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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-17
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New York. september i6 $500.
BEANS AND PEAS-There has not been much export
demand 50 far this week and with rather quiet home
expectsi But arrivals excessive and With quite
strong adyces he market rurs hrm Choice marrow are
and PEA selling at 81 10 Red kidney are held at
ga. nrm MINER We quote HeaDs d"mes,c marw cHocr
per bush. 81 20: d. medium and pea 81 10; do white Kid
ur~ soup. 8 i5qs 90 Do lima. calfornis 81 20
BiTTfR- Trade is not working Just right this week
BUYERS have become a little frightened and combining
nrnts Of their trade TIT, accumulaton OF
stock ana some anxiety the part Of sellers conse
quence As rule her nas not ben much sp'sition
era sales are sim at l'c II looks however. as u
asc Ie, grade Of nrsts Offering freely l5c good
useful stock a iic ses9nls have declined 70 l2a he
such AS imitation cTsamcry dairy ana f1cto' are no'
Continental steamers checking G.mand and home buy
ers are onsh W. gnote 'reamery eS'ros per n. 1914
State dairy half Grkn tubs. extras Hhai5c; Welsh
a an errSmery n.ls i2 Do secona ,s Went m
EN- daS ga ia'l9y jn@r es'r's lie do sum
iIsrs. nisnloc do thirds o. seconds Iapc.
ny hut vrPs % h @Has 81 Ss' cpsss a@S
nothing IN The s5n 10 warssn. any actual anse IN
al cNd,tns favoranlr end ne m"rke, spParsny in 4
ruled quiet today. hut fancy grades firmly SUSTAINED
with holders inclined t. AK -hade more Than
hats Skins continue In moderate supply. and with a
nrm,y sustained IerIol cable 4ls Tor c,i5reI and rs
"r white We quote. STATE fun cream. fancy. large
sl.ASs,c. de- fair 1uSc do small color ed
fancy, ni.c d" small white fancy, good choice
stus-.c. d. common To fair. ,usc light skins small
c,ored. choice re. de- Hight Skins nrg- choice &c
part skins good 10 prime. br'c. De- fair
"a &C.. full skins. ligN2c.
EGGS Receipts moderate TO-DAY. and the proportion
Of strictly fancy fresh gathered stock compar
atN~ls small but demand seems 10 he queter ana the
offerings sufficient suppl, all present requirements
at about quotations II IL not difficult buy fine
iGc AMI defective goods showing signs
holdings offering for less The weather n
rather poor fr the handling ~ held stock and the
fanc IA Hght
held higher and goods in cold
former prices but stock arriving the docks 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-17
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New urk. September
BEEN Is Receipts were ~ cars. head-il cars
Consigned and 81 for market and counting
in Tuesday there were 80 cars on sale Of which
third rough stun. Prime native very
supply steady. the under grades slow OF
sale and Toe lower. and rangers also rated easier
Rough stun steady No demand FOR export. and an
unsold Western rangers sold at So goa
So 20 loo no ordinary 20 choice native 50
$780, Colorado s'ass a, s. oesS 9x,g a. 81 ioas' and
81 2oas2 10 Dressed beef 6'sgs'.c per n fr
native sides and 5GG,sc Texas and
range beef Latest cables from London and Liverpool
quote live cattle slow lOqlc dressed weight
r.r@ir p Ling az si per ~ sh Tshs ana
day sGo quarters OF beef on the Paris and i7o quar-
In the britannia. all by Easmans company fur
Their shipments reported before Friday.
Sales Sanders: 20 ohio steers. 1905 10 average,
per 100 NJ 10 do l4s7 10 81 40. q Michigan do
rangers ii5 No. 81 7o bulls 10 at s. Is. d,
10 N. at 81. COWS NJ" No. at 81 ~. do $50 10. at
s Mon f@ !. 70 oS' rs 70 l?3 At s. g. Il 49,
i6so ~ At S. 20 vips n 5o 1900 n at 81 is ~ 10
sherman X culver II Illinois steers 1858 n. 81 rs
% DO il7a NJ at 81 So I Do sa ~ at b. u , we,
at 81 10 do iO6s 10 at 81 ~. oxen 1850
at 81 a. NO n. at 81 10
\ II Eppst-n 81 Western rangers. lli5 10. AZ ~ 40
Is native steers 1913 ~ at 81 20
Shamnerg Sons: IL Illinois steers. i2iS 10 at 81 -
- Mcpherson & 60: 20 ohio steers 1873 10 a, 8, ~
Kentucky de-. 1906 No. AT 81 20 Kentucky do. 1920 H.
81 ~. do 1887 No. at s. 10 - mixed cattle 1910 H.
81 -. Kentucky OK 1870 H. at 81 ~: do 1870 No.
Iuia < Co: = state oxen. i4ls 70. a, s, 40: / on
1900 NJ 81 10 bulls $50 No. at s22a d. soy H.
s. ~. DO go H. 81 -. II cows. 15t H.. 81 80
NJ collins bulls. 80 NJ At 1928
II II Hollis 10 bulls 1sd 10. at 81 10. COWS. SIS H.
Ielln, Wright oxen 1920 and i5iO NJ a, 81 %
asa 3d. / bun 80 No. at 81 Is do 7is No. at 81 iai,
@ curtis bulls Cos and 9i0 H. at 81 O5as2 Is: 10
q Dncnback bull i2so II. at s. 80: do fsS 10. a,
Hume a Mullen: l heller. go Ii. at 81 10. = bulls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-17

cs,,,uo Son, 10 tspecaD.-Whest gained een -,
on, held the most Of It. December opened a. ,,.
between oDl. and COR and closed a. "ss ,usu.I
1.rsrs were evidences IN every directca o,-nm.sn,s
ash business under mos, unfa' o.aV.sv 10 most
Although ocean rates MI W rep,reS large purchases
there by Bingham. and large ensaeei'nS led shipping
At top figures oco ,,SSss Sables we're STONE
snVrs ,bpweh the day There far seae I've ux
snces Ss9 coo bushels. Northwestern Fegrt 1907 70
,soS primary receipts Just about the s ~
years .o69 600 bushels The Word hsi. The al.
creased about a. expected 80" ,sr,ing there ara
Ling further than on any other marker, JUS tron
Close prices helped by s'nsatont yer call"
Constan,inople. The market here closed ~ wv
|orn was fractionally higher stronger 'oT " an Is.
futures Tor the distant This was s in clrscs
reached almost 400 co bushels S'abad ts,is,lns
4o5 900 bushels The weekly weather crop rs,s vas
liberal out inspection. $4,000 hush hys,,,.say
moderate a3s ears with AS estimated f'r issf
st Wet through in~ M"s', ara ,ys ~ come. Nay
@ss%raa a S EN-; SOU '''"F'" .n~
oats gained a small fraction. hH.c May sScelps
tween ~, and and eli sod At 10 cents srris Tss
were 236 cars with 2o estimated for Innin.s. we've
was "A fair shipping demand Export clearsnvs VIII
wheat Samples were steady - A,,,,s eonst
Provisions strong with Armour blE.nt, lar
nary oork Everything strong except nus' In 4
closed where they dd TUESDAY Fork mac ne
?x TO ~ cents; lara gam 81 ~, ,,ey,,s we're ~
taking In 81 hedges because 90 cash s't's ~ cenS
There were 27oo hogs, prices AZ the Aas "s,Se cs>
lower: the estimate for Thursday Was SUI" am %
tiuu.s good cash business Packers fahe, "nse,>
provisions although not very h'p'in "t h'"'" y
latNe advance. ,, .,..sa AZ %t
closed at 2.ha2aA. cents: calls At 2''s cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-17
SUITS TO SET ASIDE DEEDS.
JAMES PENDLETON CRUGER ACCUSED OF
TRYING TO DEFRAUD CREDITORS.

Robert H. McCracAen has brought a suit In the
Supreme Court against James Pendleton Cruger,
his Wife, Amy Crugcr: James Il. McAleer, Stephen
Van Rensselaer, Cruger. Alexander NJ. Shepard and
H. T. Blair. to set aside certain deeds to the prop
ery at Nos III Wall-st., 10 Vesey-st, l3 West-st.
2el Front-st. ana and Joness Lane. made by
James Pendeton Cruger to Mr.. MCAleer who then
conveyed the property to Mrs. Amy Cruger who In
turn decided the several pieces OF property In ques-
ton 10 stephen Van Rensselaer, Cruger. Alexander
NJ Shepard and Il. i. Blair. to hold In trust and 10
pay the income to her for life, and after her death
to her husband.
The plaintiff alleges that he recovered Judgment
In Texas against James Pendeton Cruger for
S72,0S5 for goods furnished. McCracken AYERS that
the goods were furnished to James Pendeton
Cruger upon his representation that he the
estate and was a wealthy man. The plaintiff also
charges that after obtaining this credit Cruger.
for the purpose of defrauding his creditors trans
fcrred his real estate. lie asserts that credit was
given and the goods were obtained upon Crugers
alleged false representations
suit with the same allegations and for the
same purpose was also instituted yesterday against
the same defendants by ID. Sullivan & Co.. bankers,
OF San Antonio Tex, on judgment for $6s 1913 for
money lent to j. y. Cruger.
The plaintiffs in both actions want all the deeds
set aside on the ground Of fraud.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-17
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL, MARKET REPORT.

New York September III, Sho
COTTON-The market closed easy, with net LOGS OF
say 1915 points our market opened about po,s M
and then ssd of lGal points during we rrp at az
maximum OF 0.COoOO Lales The early Improvement WIZ
on what consdsred s9oS news sb 's stock IN r Nes
estimates 0, the crop Considerable talk Is AROUND I'm
about New-Ensand spinner, going % bsbsT pees eske
Of the southern markets were l-I"g n.
market during the afernoon with low range al 81
prices. but the local temper is sAiu 20 w -, srnc ~
natural reaction yesterday improv.nen, hsJIs
Of bad crop conditions arr confirmed e' cry Gay u rs, IN
check II said that New England MUS ""s,n "n n
Very ltt rain was reported The cotton belt the weah
map showing rain at the to0EihF Wan y c. 2e4
NHunsvilie IA; Luling a trace. good dea! OF
frost talk is heard on the nor and that com.
paratveiv quiet and steady market may De Iooneu 49,
unt the frost period arrives or Is pssd heretofore T.
0etoper ~ M Se Is quoted saying that he Is 1n ,
determine whether the crop WI" .,' rng,,sh s,in
pers oT short Of Gotten is said 10 he SHIRT
yarns. and that the advance mas bern ,nn a,,i s
some thought II should while others were 1iinS
they looked for better thnes from p, tok sudirn
din and closed advance Of only 7HnI p.ln.T'
MIN r's so Gn but steady Receipts ports ior the
re.k are estimated AT $1,000 bales. against lo5"-o iaS.
werr $50 bales against js3$ the SAM day last week
100 las, year. and at Nrnpls d., Year, Receipts
al Houston Thursday estimated AZ '' ,,4 a., var
against s.4sl the day last M',h ana 1l az II 90
- 70 900 bales against - 36l the same day "s' VIZ d
273 last year cepts at me PrnII orronst : l5J
the sane day last and ago last year NeT
bales agansi 4o'i last %etn ana Neck and $40 last
Sap Savannah oi bales against 3ol last wee. , sma
ss% rd SEQ last year Norfolk. S,j4a bales against
T23 last and 40 last year. ,o.,,, ,t,, "a.
Opening range ana close To- GAY. ana o'oS"s W w
n follpW'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-17
OTHER MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

Buffalo Sept I6-Cattle- Receipts last - hours 80
head total FOR week thus FAR s35s tor same time ass
l6sO sale 80 Market opened with an easy feeling;
prospects favorable only few calves were sale de-
Receipts last - hours $3.50 head total for week t'us
FAR - 700 for time last week - 100. CONSIGNED
opened hfn ana closed Jun a i"" liners AZ q
open ng a, ~ and closed easy ~ 5" % medium ana
heavy weights 80 20aS3 ~ sheep and lamhs-Recep,s
last % hours 2ooo head: ,o'a fr ~eek ,en. ia No.
u New York 1000. sale. 1000 Mar&ei opel@f a. a
stan st and closed weak: best iamns - -'iHt -" C1is
70 fai 50 dSS 20. best sheep 81 90 s. -" Guns 70 "a
sheep 81 7Jds2 80. Canada lambs sold late al - Hs oo
r1,on stock yards Chicag sept. l6.-C2.te-Eece2is.
7uo head Market weak and Zoe lower. Con-i y %
exa steers s3aS5 To- siockers and t@eders - og ";
s. p aS2 ~: Western rangers. S2n<3 70 hp-s Tp
= 900 head Market weak and 3al"c low. hfay
- y 60 10. choice ars,rtal - 25as 80 30 gh' >2N5
& S. pigs s2aSa % she'p-Recep's 900 ea4 ,iq.-
ke, barely steady Inferior TO '"o'' - ''" ''''''
= 81 louis. Sept 1000 hsai y H. a.
4si raay N & as se 10 z ss sS " s 5ool IS Hs
pa,e,nts 10 0oo head Market 5c lower l'sne -
So % mixed. 81 1888 H. hsayy' ,,ye sIeep s. :o
lambs. s. 75as4 .. -...,. ,,,.,.. SLOW. exrn.
East Liberty: sept ,oN s. 2osss 50 dS
- ,saSt % "a 81 30. common - 'nas5 - mm.a
10 good Fat bulls and co~s s2q>S nIir r.s. met prms
and sprnss,r.s si'ss' y'tgr. 3 asS IS 2ss.
S. :oa s. - heavy hogs. 81 2'f> %. X roI
81 10 sheep Mlrke steai, PIN N.,rNn 81 Isl
IS =, o. ,T 5S.qsI choice lambs. - ivaN 40 "a"
90 lambs s. 750S,; veal calves S,e>y 49, ono head;
Kansas cry. s,P5 ,oi 10 .re-. light an5 pigs s@5
mn5ke, Ium s. soaS2 %; heavy s. 6"aS- " s,
1Decap,s 9coo head. market '"", a., snS hsl,ers
- lolSs 49, ,a ~ GOD 50 s5Gs3 tu.ls s. Ia'o o.
~ ana feeders 81 GogS3 -. Texas snd 90 heidi
60 Ss3 90. calves. s4aSl2. She'p-f"1e'ps' i'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-17
NEW EAST RIVER BRIDGE PLANS
SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE TOWER ON THIS
SIDE ADOPTED BY THE COMMISSION.

SIDE ADOPTED BY THE COMMISSION.
At the meeting of the East River Bridge Commits
sion yesterday afternoon, at No ~ Chambers ST
the plans for the foundations of the New-York
tower OF the new bridge were adopted. The secre-
tary was authorized to advertise for bids for the
work. The bids will be opened on or about October
q and bond will be required from the successful
bidder for $4,000 for the faithful performance
OF the work. The specifications also APP
proved, and they provide that the contractor must
begin work on the tower within ten days after the
awarding Of the contract and finish within four
teen months
The foundation on the New-York side will be laid
at Delancey-st and the East River. and at South
SiXth-st. in Brooklyn. The towers will be of
masonry set in caissons, the dimensions being for
the Ne"-f Oik tower caSSons sixty feet by seventy
SIX rect ana FOR Brooklyn sXty-thrce feet by sew
ehtH -hlne feet, and they Will be of such height when
sunk That their tops Will be, in New York thirty
elsht tctt ana In Brooklyn forty-seven feet below
high water-mark.
The towers will be of granite TO the water-lne,
anu oSlo" 'hat limestone may be used to Ii depth of
i9ur feet below the line. Below that granite or
hlhsstoh limestone may be used. The copings
ana facings must be of granite
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-17

Marke, closed easy 10 10 lG points decline ,o
with Yesterdays closing prices Tausfefrlbe notices n
Total sales 2O4spU bales. New York het ir'p,S' DO
h.l... gross 3 1853 bales Exports Continent ~" bales
Great britain bales forwarded 10 bales sa'e
IA bales spinn-rs bales stock uoitb bales lp'a
mel receipt. today "a 7GS bales thus iar ms Week
l67 74n bales Exports today Grt Britain G32o ia e.
tsntinent bales Thus far this week; Great raN
~ e42 la France. 29 bales Continent 2lJs' bales
stock AS. 100 Spot cotton quiet unchanged MIA
ding upanis So; mli1ling Gulf Dc Sales. Ii bales
including bales spinning and 100 bales on contract
Liverpool cabe-SpDt cotton moderate demand. sales
5000 bales; speculation and export 800 bales American
5nD bales. receipts $3.50 bales; American 30" hales
Middlng upland1 4&d. Futures rreglar esd advanee
cse1 harr, steady TO 81 points net advance January
February 427y February March t2'|;5 Mareh,ApTi
a1s.s. Anil NAV, 4s,b. Mas June 4bs; JuneJuly
a3os Seotemi.r I37i1s September October. 45li2s DC
,nh.r X,ycml,r lsv; November December. 42Ib Decem
hsr January 427N Manchester duh; cloths quiet
but steady. ,,-,- .. ,ho, ,,,.,as
ueak December declines the most active. HaVre
shned no change: 30 reis and Santos 800 res
D.yeres were smaller. The local market was dul III the
absence Of important foreign Developments no hrm az
10 10 re: exchange 13 49, receipts 1000 bags stock
s1o 90. clearances United states. 5000 santos
receirts n bags stock. jl4WO market firm AZ 10 30
reis Favre irregular; September, "a francs october
80 % November. ~ %: December 10 August 81 Han
burg dun; September 5l75 pigs October TO February
%; March. $3.50. April. 300
closed steady Mt unchanged u points u"'ne
Sales were 10 80 bags. as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-17

Cash quotations were follows: Flou: quiet and
80 spring wheat 54a5cc. by sample. No 2 rel eiG
:c So barley $2a$s nominal; 80 as1.cSi c4s.d
@ & 9aas5 T S a s pe s. 90 IN s. asa Po PfF
r. loose s. ri as5 9; aT sasa % shoulder r
Mnr cut Sa s nnr sSa. s s er sSn 81
company: Raw, 25c: boiled. pc ne rfoince FIX
erealnery he fr@s $gi4c seconds. io9i2c Eggs
sa g t s qse Fa'fns g 49, 81 M n % 81 3
lady quiet 80 whc 5 No VIE s Fec 14c & Ga's
e~sr family S. clear backs S. F'r' S s 81 ~ aG D
G HT as S Sd prime 81 ssm :i@ f 1 S5 ,d h
s. s.asa 90 shor GEAR SAFE 81 s7nqs$ s bacon
s. cas4 RI cose s6of, SIDES 2Gs4 80 ' Bai
i4G Egss la, Guii esasy at lo'Aaic whiskey steady
Milwaukee,, sept le,wheat opened steady; December
at eoisc Cash nominal sample wheat c higher for hes,
5sita6c choice &c northern Ssa5si4t BarleT
seaT fair demand from shipper 30 on 2d Track ~ ~.
MA N9 Of the r rd9e s adssHc and II fair demand a.
and sacked bran ranges ~ s. 5Op$5 -.
M"@ysDo Ms, fgs e. 9, sss dun o day t wheat
prices advanced and the net gain realized " IN
opened .c 5G'.c advanced to 7sc and
M at s e asa", VA asc ySf" new c a. bean
ern new No Northern was well taken by elevators a,
qa SHS PAID op new X S"as: new NJ 10 at "a
&c under n ! Northern: Old not In active re-
quest and sold Lc Decemtrr. No Northern ola
and 40 changed hands at a.Qlizn2tsc respectively
old standard on track: old 40 | hard 5Si2c
No hard. jsi.c: old No ] Northern. 57i9c. new 5Gsc
old No Northern SIC new, 3J.c. Flour quoted: Pat
EMS 50 2oa$3 40 bakers s2as2 ~: shipments Oj2
quoted s4aS4 o.. shorts. 81 25a$i 90 mldllings
0sG 80
Philadelphia. sept. 10 Flour dull unchanged. Wheat
firm. demand light Contract wheat September 10 uG2 e..
October 62k n3c November. 63AuGic. Decenb-r GiA.
90. Corn quiet light 1-m1nd. no mixed. september.
2jz q2Gc October 21a2Ci.c November 5iis 2G.c
steady. fair demand. No white. September and Oco-
Ter. - g23.c November. 24a2izc. Dec ,'nbr 2iY2jc.
Sugars Refined fair demand. unchanged Other
articles unchanged.
Louis. sept. l6Flour un hanged. patents. 81 20a
3d. extra fancy SO sjas2 o. fancy 81 4Og<2 A. choice
s2gs2 ID rye nour s2aS2 IS Bran steady. sacked
September. 81 &c bid. December. G4Np641c bid com
Cher. september. I3lsc december. 2Oa3sc bid. May.
~. l.227sc hid oats higher. September 9c MAY 10 a.
Eggs nrra". q iuixc. Butter nrmer and unchanged.
creamery -StrH iGa l61c nds gl2c; dairy extras
l2ql4r. seconds su9e PORK STANDARD nominal
81 ~. ole -. Lard Prime steam. 81 2puS3 22is.
choice 81 gas: 30 Bacon Shoulders. 4c. longs
clear rbs ~. clear sides. ne Dry salt
shoulders 3.c ongs 3c. clear ribs 3tsc clear sides
&c High wines steady at 81 - Wool steady Missouri
ana Illinois medium combing. iligc and braid
inc 7.a~c. fine oizn1c. slightly bury sc.
hard hurry. GGo.r. and low SuN1c medium
s9S.c nglt 1u..c. heavy me 5ieaGc. sandy ana
ts,,v sTJlc agginA .. ID. "7.c: 10. 90: -. II,
G4c Iron cotfon ties 81 - wine. Sc Lad steady at
50 ~ aS2 90 spelicr nominal al 81 3oaS3 ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-17
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston Sept i0-cotton nns middl *. rs.sipta
low mii,lins i6c. good ordinary. = loc ne' So
II 46I bales gross. 1927, exports To NJ cs a.
cotstws.. 2O,5. sal's 2224. spirneis is-ec
Norfolk sept ld-,'ottnn steady. uiiiuHnt' groS
low mlling Ice good ordinary. 6sc' net s' socL
receipts aai3. exports coastwise. l>''' SAWS "'
IL. s,G ,,aSlnE
New Orleans Sept G.-C0tion steady; good iinrinsri
s.. m,ihing 10 id,. mlddlng - GOOD uta 70
sNc net receipts seas bales. gross. : -. 0Ss
Great Rritan. leo Continent 400; coast"s" -
sales $500 stock. 5000 ,,,,.x : II iec
Savannah. sept 10 cotton stead, ml,is" 20, bales
low middliag I-idr. and grpss receipts. 80
exports coastwise 2TaJ. sales. $3.50. stock o9ei~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-17
PROPERTY OWNERS AGAINST A SALOON.

Justice Beekman. in Special Term Part H. Of the
Supreme Court yesterday granted an order directing
George Loewer. a saloonkeeper at No. 653 Western
Boulevard. 10 appear and show why his liquor
tax certificate should not be revoked A large num-
Der Of the properly in the neghborhood assert
that the saloon is not conducted in orderly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-17
COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.


Supreme Cour-special Term-Par; I-Before Truax. J.
westchester Water Co " y. Jockey Club. 3
ter Henry Jordan Alike. :. matter OF Whitehead
g. Casey Panaca; Z, Thomas Metropolitan street
Ry Co; matter Of Davidson Sons Marble o. mat
ter Roth 10. People. etc. Rudolph. H. County
Club Land lohbauer. IL. People etc vs.
Kosenfeid; l3 Frazer Mahnken, a. Mandels
Wrght; is Butman Butrnan. 10. Ianahan vs. Cole:
fJ,,le & Co; 10 Wendell Enbler. Shanks ~
P,,rhaus: q O'Conr0r: %. BALI Inderhi.;
~ Shraty VS.. Shrady "a. matter q Warren. %. VS.
sentenne rs Harlem Savings Bank vs Bunc'; r. Dobe
vo,s. VS. Harteli: IS Dry Dock savings Institution
Everson ~ Ciierson Fortt second Stree; H. Il. Co
20 Winthrop Barnard. 81. Never vs. Damn ~, Ne
p,l,,an LIE Co vs. OcallGghar. 30. People
s,c VS. Monat; "a. Shattuck Shauuck IS. Mu:-
go, "a Piggott Checver Marin 81. Jo-son
f1agge,t. "a C,o.dmark GodrnIk; 80. Foster
S6rs' al Kelly River Gas Co II Long Island
% ,.a,,er OF Levy ~ Lawson IS. TnHc: 49, matter
c,a-hIsr a. ISwerTe Major etc: ~. y. y Life
Of ,"s and Trust Co Myers; &C. Georgia Milling
Wsnufaerurn9 and Investment Co. vs. Melropi'an Trust
=, Y. a. Of Fitch ~. matter Of Ray:
20 ., vs. Fulton Construction CO.. 30. matter
~ n1er Mechanical Rubber Co
u e.r.yne C0urt-Sp-cia Terin-Fart ll-isfore Beck
"Cour, opens at 10 30 a n TX paite matters
Hsia Court-Chambers Before Fitzgerald. >
,,ia g.. orobaie: Clariss@ angod Nh"lminia IfscheI
.ngs,o co;uccl John TulN Henry Mcguire hI1s l!ah
60 ynitam r Rudschhauser Safah T. iouHahs'
1Iss ,.,". r VOORHEES, a; 10 30 Katharine Dester
Gui1ei S snow Madaens A. iesseti 'a'haTlh" Is I"'7y
s1rr1gaie's Cour,-Trisi Tcrm-H BEFORE arnold $
~ iIsf viii o. Adelaide buchanan. AZ 100 a. m; No
iiaz viii a Cssds DE- r. Danssa. Of 1913 a. IL
c,,v Court- Special Term Before Mccarthy J. 'onrt
,,ens A. 80 a m Motions at 1890 O. m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-17

Iivcrpo l. sept 49, 3i5 =. m.iie"f India mess
steady at ics 81. prime mess steady 3js 81 PORK
Prime mess. Western fine. steady 45s do MEDIUM
steady "A I'd. Hams-Short 10 III H.
firm al I2s I'd. Bacon-cumberland cut about - 10 80
10 steady 2ss short rib about 20 H. duh al %,
long clear mdde light 80 ~ No. steady AT 20.
long mdds heavy about 40 To ~ No. steady az 25s
middles. heavy. 10 tull "a,
2is: clear bellies. about II 10. steady a rs Gi
shoulders about II TO Il NJ steady 2:s .lrd-Irme
Western spot steady at lss I'd Chess American finest
a l2s. DO coIored firm as. Tall)w-Irne
firm AT Oil-T.verpool refnal
AT l5r 3D. spirits iurpentine steady at iDs R1sin"
Common firm al Cd Whea-No Northern sprinr
firm al 5s 4isd Corn--Mixed Western. spot steady al
g&d September steady at 2s 9.d october steady AZ
2s 9i,d November steady at IS e.d Flour-St Louis
fancy winter Is Hops London-Pacinc coas,
dull AT 2Dsdius
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-17

No q oatr. tso bid: No white. nominal &c; no Tor
2Oi1c. RYE-Market Arm. Quoted: 33%c i''
No Western: and Western 3ou''v ,o, =:
BARI.;Y-Market held higher; feeding Puo'eu QUIZ"
Sic . -. D.. ,,o ,re
The quotations to-day the closing prices tor e 1a,e
viols day and closing prices for the corresponding "
4. |.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-17
ANTWERP wool. SALES

Anfuerp sept. 10. At he WOOL sales to-day there
offered bales comprising better selection There
,cas a good ATTENDANCE aud The competition
,rtth nric.s sieader. though without quota bl.
@,'enge The sales - day Buenof Avres. 5s2
AT C2 franc, c-nfifnes and 49, francs
%tios Monicyid.o ga bales at 81 francs 30 cenimes
and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-17
REFEREES APPOINTED.

REFEREES APPOINTED.
Supreme Court.
BY Truax. J.
Wharton agt. Bigln--James L. Bennett.
Deghuee agf. Kelly-fsaac r. brennan
BY Beekman. j.
Brush agt. Ginon-Francis ID. Hoyt.
seuling sgt. Seuling Il. Ogden.