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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-10
COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Appellate Divsion-supteme Court. Recess.
Fnster as,. M,dicsed TABLET CO.. 3, People rel Stew
bon sgt Board OF Education: d Doying agt Me-" YORK
LIFE insSrsnes CT FS.9T Ss s@n Real i Fa,
Transfer o. as Von Gauther s. Recks ss, Foster D.
matter Of Ley 10 %n,ihEoP ss, barnard H. mater q
Murphy; u Metcai.e asi Ryman: 10 ID Andre 1l.. agt
andre 10 h"pt ~ Ns' p,b lanF as' Mnnr' ID
Liverpool Insurance Co: ~ Schloss agt Donohue. 90
matter q MsAdan: q Gsgs , AZ cagsen 70 nrrns
as chsers Ah@~ss e'G "a SaSn Man1f s g.,
20 Marfone ag, New York Jockey o1uh 81 Mooney agt.
ming r. Yam n Fkn Ss firsh 80 iaby AT. S,ro
Pdsier egi' UcKlrn,,. 20 wengock .as,. Clark. 81.
ohayc M ss' 20 6I az" sm5 40 nl,ter Of Frone
q schulz agt J9hun. ~ Mcc' nnen ACT Mcconnell. -
st,uh art I<S r ,c art sndre ~ Y@ang ar,
Mayor etc - m.~f Of kose ,9.e' q, "I2',m CO. ~
Hamnrsen u, Farbr- Kunar a. ~ Rot,raon ast
Kof bana as, iaer 81 inied az, Print
ins Ts n cour@speca Term-Par, n-B.ore Beck
Our, opens a. i0s a. ,efre H PS S5'g
lar lar Mar wan at 1890 m. Jane Desdy. Bernard
A1 @y Sour,pspecal TermIeore Mccarthy. Court
opens at 10 Motions at lo:'" a m.
REFEREES APPOINTED.
Supreme Court
By Beekman. J
T. ana II + Anthony & 60. - Morohouse Manu-
New-York Insurance and Trust Company - s'r'ker-
Peter b. Oiney ~ NJ.
Guuwellig VS. wiederman-Danel p Ingraham
Matter u schmldt-Rchard VI Henri.
RECEIVERS APPOINTED
Supreme
BY Beekman. J.
William W. Mayer Edwin NJ steln-Msx Cohen
BY Truax. J.
Edwin Corning w. Grtnen Tompkns q cases)-Thomas
y Donnslly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-10
INFANT MINSTRELS on A TOUR.
THEIR SUCCESS AT THEIR HOME IN PRoNi-
pENCE MOVED THEM TO BRANCH
Or-T-THE STORY OF THEIR


c.rt vilso, Of the Gerry Society CHANGED TO ne
IN the neighhorhood of the Murray Hih Ho'e'
Tuesday afternoon and noticed a crowd a"ou' "'.
ho,o, doors Curiosity drew him 10 the spot and
he was considerably surprised at the ssh' '''"'
greeted his eyes when he Joined the crowd lie sd"
one small lad playing the violin for a" lie was
worth while another little fellow. even smaller,
,os s,,s,nS IN a sweet treble voice. Just Tell
Than, That You Saw Me" What completed the
agents surprise however was the sight OF h'tie
Girl who did not appear TO be over nVe years o'u'
While the boys singing she passed throusn
the crowd with tambourine and corrected money
Wilson promptly stopped the song ana TOOK inc
children into custody At the rooms OF the Gerry
Society they gave their names as Bonnie Ciancia-
r,io eleven wears old and Marie ak years old.
b,s s,ster and Joseph Gribinski. fourteen years
old Joseph said that his father. Anchel Grioih-
SIX, was a clothier in Providence r. L. Benhe ana
Marie said that their father was Angelo 'iaici"-
rulo an organ grinder living in the same city
Bennie the violin player. told the terry agents
that last Saturday they told their fathers 'nes
were going out on the streets OF Providence
=. ,ots some money Their parents consented.
and the little people went forth. They collected a
LOT OF pennies and so elated were they with their
success that they determined 10 go out ana make
considerable money for their parents. Little Marie
thought IL was a good idea and consented 10 20
with them.
children
that they had enough 10 buy tickets to Narragan-
sett Pier They accordingly went 10 the Pier on
Saturday afternoon and earned enough pennies
there by their singing and playing TO go 10 SION
ington They played in Stonington SatuToay nIsn NJ
ana ,hen came TO New-York on the Stonlhg'o'i
line boat paying for their passage by singing on
the boat When they arrived in this city they
slept In the street. and then on SUNDAY! went 70
Jersey City. They played in jersey Nl,y ana lhare
some money and then went to Brooklyn, "nei {
tbev also made money Then they came TO TINS
city and as they had now what was 10 then a
little fortune they hunted boarding mouse, ana
finally engaged board and lodging AT NO, Us far NJ
81 FOR which they paid In advance AS they tnen
had more money left they sent g TO Bennie $
farmer In Providence IN a letter
They sang all this city Tuesday ana when
wilson found them they had nearly 81 in pennies
in their possession ,. $780,.
In the Gerry room IN Jefferson Market Cour'
Yesterday morning the little people gave per
iormance to show what they COULD 90 joseph ,TP
sang Jus; Tell Them That You Saw Me Ihe
Sidewalks Of New-York" "She May Have Seen
Better Days" Not the Same Old Smile and
many other songs and Bennie accompanied him
on the violin Bonnie declared that the insru,
ment WAS a Stradivarius. Magistrate Cornell
committed the children to the temporary care OF
the Gerry Society. They will be sent back 10 froV-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-10

Market closed steady at IL 10 II points decline com
pared witt. yesterdays closing prices ransferrlhe no.
tees $40 Total sales 27s $40 bales New York net re-
ceipts 80 bales gross. 2l9 forwarded. LOO safes
spnners stock Ga 712; total receipts to-day
"a 995 thus far this week $50. Exports to-day: Great
Britain $50 bales Spot cotton quiet unchanged. mid
ding upands SIC: middling gulf 9c sales 464 bales in
Guiding 364 spinning and 100 contract.
Liverpool cable-SpOt cotton. fair business tAlng
sales 1oWO bales: speculation and export. 800; Amer
can 5000: middling uplands l3l0d. Futures steady
partially l-64 advance closed barely steady. 37 to A2
points decline January February: 433s. February
March ABB: March-April. 4332h April May, 44b May
June 4345b; June July 45b: September. 443s Septem
October 437b October November fss November De
cernber 433b. December-January. 433s. Manchester
Yarns duh but steady; cloths dull
COFFEE-T'he market active IMAM Tor some
tine. A loss l:als Havre unsettled prices The
distant months attracted considerable attention FAIR
amount Of switching took place. Some selling
believed be for brazilian account The RIO market was
closed On holiday. Hamburg quoted September
al pfennngs. October 800 November. 4si' De
cenber IS January IS % Two days receipts at RIO
were 30 Havie market irregular; September
francs October 80 November. 3I5; December 70
June $50; July and August. 90
Contracts closed firm - points decline. Sales were
BAG follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-10

quotations follows.
sprns wheat $500 BY sanple 40 red. co'4s 10 2
s S Sss3 $s n No Sl No. aa:s S 10 f
8 To- 4 iScd f &c 100 is & s. short r b
s. short % clear eds 6Sx 81 casS 81 %bsf d
tNrs finished soods yer Fs 81 - s. ug1' Su @
as quoted by the Natioral l4aseed on 60: Raw; 25c
boed &c on the rroduce Exchange 70 day the butter
see5s Tra ' Egg ' were s@ n fresh stH '
g oass e. .a pa 3 ;fs rye T a
s. 424S2 90 M Te ra9 Gee qar IE Sow
No yellow. track. &c; - white rack. 2lc; ~ 3
yeew s Xxx NO aa iH easy %o uhe rack isc 70
mixed track 49, 50 mixed rack. r. p3rimMafse
clear butt s. 10. Lard Market gaet steady ke,tie ard
&c short rb SIDES. 3ac short clear sides A. BaooA
sieadY i.ose snouaerS &C. 2ott sn2' Ii9 see
"a One v ans t3d sfa as $50 s5 fEf quiet
milwaukee sept s.-Whest opened STEADY and a
Homns, S%iip'e wis slny '"o iS nrlbst
steady: No spot a2sc. No on track 3isc do ~. B.
5S Sas. Of s. 25@ss IS or hard spring patents Ia wood
manss at Is sass end whtc at s. oSs Is hash
local mlers ask more
The Northwest 70 the crops Than was he case
fe days ss Ten per cent r bang Pa 5 Tor ms none
strength surprise on lhe whole December wheat
S'5 5 against sG 81 y s Ine1e va Ss S
SEPTEMBER and quotations were made M.
NH Elevators good buyers Of No
the basis .; prices governed sales arrive
under December. New 30. 2 Northern and y. 3 were
inactive and price 10 q under 40 l. foirn-r
.zc the latter. The miefs took all off.r-
Of old No. / Northern spot and arrive a.
under December. Old 40 Northern Mas traded AZ
ixnT,c under old standard. on track. Oh n harI
s57sc. new. 64sc. Old 80 Northern. 3i.c. 5siSc
od No =. Nerthefn. 5is, new 5lt.Ga2,. Flour. PIT
81 l3as 40 bakers 81 "pHS2 81. product.
bbls shipments "a Gs bbs Mil siurs-Bran in bl.k
quoted 50 75G$i shorts. sgSi % midllngs SG4<G -
Philadelphia Sept 9..Four quie' ami unchanged
Wheat offerings light Contract wheat. seItcn.
Coz. u'yi1c. october. 6li.pJlAxc. Noveni.J
62.c. December G3AIG3Ssc Com qule. 40 > NH
September. 25aG26c October 2Cg21i.c November 20.
2s,sc. weak No = white. September and Octoi.y
231Q24izc November 2iuH'sc. December. 2iG25. But
quiet and steady extra creamery. 49,. Oher articles
unchanged
ST Louis sept 9-Ilonr unchanged. PATENT. ~ 100
81 10 extra fancy 81 7jnS2 81 fancy 81 3ON s. 49, choi
rasf SIDE 2Ga2Gi.r. country points. 2Gp25'zc Wheat
higher. september 57;c. December. Ole. Corn higher;
se1ten,tev lsc asHel December. l@gl'sc asked Ma,
"o, Oais higher september lie BID. May. i"'.c BID.
Eggs :, .tdy al Puiier lower creamery exfaa la
Nc, % Ands l2al3c. GARY extras l2al3c' seconds "a
DC STANDARD mes. new. ~ -. Old 70 Lard
Jrue steam 3 Pie choice. 322'sc. Bacon SHOULDERS
&C. longs &C. rbs. 4Isc. clear sde. 4'.c, Meats
shouldec 39c longs 2i.c, clear RIBS 3sc clear ses
aac high wines steady al 81 IS Wool nrmer; IN
ctnanged Bagsing-it. r. 67sc: ~ o.. q. n 81;
iron lies 81 Is; twine &c LEAD unchanged at u o.s9
81 o. spelteT unchanged ~ 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-10
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-York. september o. 1898.
pr,~c .xD prAs-Nost kinds II domestic beans are
showing fuliher slight Improvement Exporters are CIV
ns far attention t, marrow ana RED Meme' ana nsa ,r rs
main Guet but tie not plenty ana held t'"
nre7 and 9a. a srf SnE & '' 'i eve TO a E e
stronger. california lima unimprovei New Seotch PEAS
aois@ per bush 81 3oasi % d, mium ana Pa s. %
do turt~ soup i5qsi -. Do yellow eye. s. a$l 20
30 lima California; 81 oa$i 90 si"'n peas 1871 ''s
nl TIER Receipts showing somc ircrclse over
somewhat unsettled. Is holding ny fairly ~el irnr. D..
,Su'r vas siI r a. All tn.'r ,o. 4, l5.c ami 1nlv
d'in1ni 'h'utn - ,r.s. m .,.,rng r,etf,., ,,a y
medium to chace sraaes Of creamery. aud with duli
prioes uncertain June ce"mery H. not "%m'rd
dock mat they have On hand ami arr buying much
the market. dairy rather fvors the buyer qn"tl
drkins limitation creamery aud n'sh factory are having
very sae AMI buyers are securing some conceSsons
Granny extras peg 10, IG.c. 4, nrsts l4apl5'.c do
exr sc S welsh ibs eSiias i4ali Do seconds
70 ns's oqa Wr., "' Wes i2g fas
tory June extras lqll'4c 40 jun ana J9y eN,r"s 10
'iif'l.sE~rhere was rather bush feeling among
values was established. though the volume Of business
Was large Most u the sales Il tan,y large white
IF e9.eS brought 0 MI ana arrive The an 1a
fun cream shared in the mpro,emen medium 70 choice
and 81 White at S.us.c Holders been able . take
Out quite number u the Ice house cheese Hardly
enough done part skns To- fairly determine Values
rradcs Liverpool -colorei d. white. ios We
sianssc. d. iarge White SIG d. choice s'.fsNc do.
common To- prime dgSe DE- small o'',rrd tan', az
lgh, skins small. coorsd. dgGlsc. d. iarge Whit
choice GaJi.c. do common to prime. zane fun skins
EGGs-The market IL well sustained Receipts Of fresh
stock are so u f shs % ana :
h Pr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-10

...,, ,,l,.et advanced " 70 -
.,.o ana closed strong December sou .-.,ss-,H
80, and closed q; a>-' lN' -p' -, crop ~
,,h eyer, one WAS the ap1r' i...'s 49,, ~. Govern
~, I, was quite generally s-sNihs' -. uheat YEA
-. a,ures THURSDAY w0ni n'Nr Do" IA, This snsl
uraer 400 900 600 bushes Sh'i'' "S' .,s inclined 70
s., nigh, star, A rally. anl 50 t's' ,,os IN 4 10,
"N''' r., hos, buyer Was Pst.en VINO ,.,, ~
80 .oooo, bushels The = 'ner-i'"s :. hs., early
-, considerable buyer hr'sseau va" RE. selling
1a,,- Toward the close there Wa - A,nsh There
.,,,s, calls" The routine ne"s va" We. ,.n. 900
u,s very large incrcas, 10 me ,,,ra ,,earances
nnsnals according 20 'Braistfee's -. .yerywhss
we're small. only $1,000 bushels . minneapolis and
..ro large Ala cars at ChicaS' \ - las, y.1
,,,,'.,, ,6ar. we're e2o cars asalns, Tvs yo,s ~
-, ,s ~, .xoart bus ness d'ne ne'' to, ,rs
,,r., ee,,eu Dads some business VA
Duluth .....~,,. 10 "a. May wv
n,ween 23s.c and 24r and closed a. - .,c. 10 raj
WAS helped 10y the announcement OF -" INC. i caJ
rates from the West September Il '"e ,.o,s.,lon
T., hundred hu, II is lnd awe " ..h ,sarn
.os,',e rnere was good shipping demand w." va
for aso 900 bushels Receipts "ere a. ..orasn, rhas
,eo cars estimated Tor THURSDAY The "''''' -. 10 10
day is expected % make no ssn."''"
figures. . .,.rket ,or dsA
There was A better tone 20 the sa"fe .. If, ncrssss
low grades advancing .p'sc Ihe' aa,Anced ss,a
MAY selling from is-,c t. i>Ac ana "sSSorced 70 snp
the GeSernmen hsa uss necep, s were !s,y n.
aG5 cars with els estimated ~, on the pa''S
feature IN the pit was GOVERNS ~ IN
rally Phillips large seller ,si... lard ard - -
Provisions were nrm. pork gaming Il 10 receipts ger
5d7sc There WAS more outside o. zoe " Far this sesss
lighter han expected and nave been reere we're ~
There continued capital ctsh iet ~ zoe prices w"
hogs the estimate Tor rhussda, MAS -'' .s,.
on curb puts DeSenhsr err, SAca sse A. a, ?S,s
calls" 5s7sc. Puts on MAJ corn ''''
"ca.ls'' al 23isc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-10
HEARING ~ THE SAVAGE-NEELY CASE.

The suit brought by Colonel Richard Henry Savage.
the author against r Tennyson Nicely. the publisher
10 recover about $4,000 in royalties said to be due 10
Colonel Savage before the referee. H. T. Melliss
at No. IS Exchange Pace yesterday. The hearing
before referee Is to determine the validity OF
the authors claim that the publisher should continue
10 held in contempt OF court for an alleged failure
TO produce evidence certain account books, print
ers bills and papers show the details Of the bust
ness relations OF the parties in the litigation The
hearing will be continued on Monday next.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-10
ETHIOPIAN PRODUCE MARKETS

Liverpool Sept. o3:i5 m.-Beef-EStra lhdd i,iess
steady 3D. prime steatN a, ooS gu.
Prime mess steady at +os DO neiu"l s.e"a
al 3ss Cd IIaus-Short cut about - 70 10 lo ,r'n
90 Cd Cumberland cut ahpn, y - ." No. nu'
o. short rib about "a ~ dull al as ons Vea
rijlss rh about ~ 10 IS n. dull at Dos "a long eiear
midiles heavy about 40 To A. NJ dun at .os sert ce
r,iiiies heavy about - 30 H. dull at us Oi. ,l'Ai
bellies anou. Il t. II n at 2ss shorlders aD"a i
,adr ~ ia ri Cheese-Americln finest white irm al
.Os, d, coiored firm as Tailow Prime city nrm al
Liverpool refined iull at los 30
sniris Of urpentine steady at l9s Rosin-oommon in
-, A. al Vheat-No > rcd winter stock. No. !
%,rfhon surirg firm Ar - 22i. Corn Mixed western
r, steady at 2s Old september steady at Is S.d' Oco-
- M - SD: November steady at IS SD Flour
:, louis fancy winter firm at -. Hops At London
- l,-lat llll Gau NA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-10
THE HOTEL GREyOBLE MORTGAGED.

William Noble has given a mortgage in the sum
OF 100000 In favor of the Knckerbocker Trust
Company on the property known as the Hotel
Grenotle southwest corner OF Seventh-ave ana
Fifty-seventh-s, extending to Fifty sixth-st Ihe
furniture and all the appurtenances OF the hotel
are included in the mortgage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-10
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo Sept, e-catte-Receip,s for The asi "a hoars
head toa week thus ar 10 pos had ,oT san ss%'
10 New York 1906 had on sale ~ mai 5'aiHss ,xs
dull and Zoe lower and cose. t1' .sh, nei'' 8, f
81 so Hgs-Receipts for lhe as - hours. %" hess.
total week thus FAR p $3.50 he1l n . o bd :,
New York 3s4o head sale 800 head ma,Se. ~ r.
lower FOR Workers and gh, siSe s 20 .,dsg S. pigs
81 55ss 50: mixed packers 50 5oasS g metans sg
s. 49, heavy 81 900 % ,oasas = th las, :. hours
$3.50 head; total fr week thus far - e ,n go hssi.
t''s xe S 500 head on sac. 5.b1 head marx.
opened duh ami lvei5' I'VE. $50 6. saS4 s. fair 70
eomnSn - far s. 35as} p canada lambs - "as.
Union stock yai. chicago spt a. ave- tnss loo
IVV "e Som.n o extra sesers 81 l5r@ 80 soSSsrs
and iee d a ~ NS s. 5oaSs t. Western rangers,
Sc 95asS ~ Hogs-Rroep,s. 1000 neaa mar Ss ,' a.
heavy p rEl q snS BE- choice as.e s345aS IS
hssad MarksJ weak Inferior to choice Sass % s"'0'
@ris sept Cattle R'cep go ssa a. M 1s,y.
lower 81 Texas steers 5. >oqS3 Texas eows
81 25as? Is HorResp's Sg@ ha os NS' .S mixed
steady 9gt bosvr siq<3 3 sheep Re.sp,s 2@
geeoJ Market steady. Native mixed y ''fs- - 's"'
s. w. sept ecate Rsep, ss 9 ssSs
sterdy: prime - 20 - - 600 - togN c,mn5n ya
81 10 Receipts hehi "a ,rlan 10 fsir
81 t5aS3 20 best meian . = "a ~iss SO g SHEEP
Seco,nrs Isht. market ~ prime - $50 -. euTs
- ~ - -" i1r |e :. 15us, -. common TO GO .
$50 y,,i calves. - 5Oa5 heavy ana '''" '''"
81 - u.ss Receipts zoo Ers:~
Kansas ;b, '' ana piss oiasa p m'9a rs s.
S1svy 81 seas caueu Hr'sp's;; 4 SGalo;;
native steers best 50 e'9Si 90 Jar 90 go ,s,sr 20
s. ~ bulls s. loa>2 :" - 81 81 . . .asiI sheep
TeNss and Western. - N y, w. '"''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-10
snrTuERN COTTON MARKETS

Galveston sept Cotton arm mi si's moss reSeipA
mldGl.ng Sc good ordinary 1s.c. h't az b,ies -
1915 bales sales l0IS bales sto'h Star' 80: bow NV
Norfolk sept g-Cotton nrm nhH.'nsa eSoss receip.n
ding sc good ordinary lNs me- saies ~ oA'~'
stock 20, bales ,,.,. good mido.su,l
orleans. Sept r-'ot'9n Is l;c good 80
nary II iGc. and gross i'etps 100 bales. s'S-
Great Britain. t5io bales S@e'' 49,. 10
4,.3di bales - ,..,y. mtidlinx. U.s. ~
r,,dline 7s.c nrt and receipts so' 40 100 ne
coa,twise 2 2Oe bales. sales OIL oaies' s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-10
TIE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore, Sept. e-Flour dull. unchanged sales %"
bbs. Wheat irmer; spot and September Go1a6oesc oc
tober. 6isQ6lac December. tS@sgts;s.c steamer 20
red 553.Qt5.c; Southern ~ sam'e oVaeZ 1H on
grade 5St.qo%c stock. 1883 90 bush sales AoV Oush
Corn dull spot and september, "a ze24Sc october; 231
25i.c; OF old November pecemoer 25ap2oc Janu-
white and yellow corn, 26g2'c. stock. l3oi 40 eusf
Oats firmly held; No. white. 23e2tc nominal No. 2
bush Hay steady. timothy. Sl3 5oaSl4 Grain
freghs firm; good demand steam 10 Liverpool per bush
3s.d september, 3Ad November: Cork for orders per
quarter. 4i7d September Cotton quiet mddling. Nc
short rib sides Sc Susacured shoulders 6i7c
hams small lie: large. lie; lard refined 40 Butter
steady. fancy creamery. 1sal9c ladle llal2c; store
packed 7asc. Eggs nrm li.ga5c. Coffee quiet NO
10i.c. Sugar dull graduated 4e3c.
Boston. sept sFu quiet and quoted fairly stead
8 81 $ g. c Srafass Gas
2Ga-61c; No white. 25iac; No 3 do. 23s MN feed
quiet spring bran ship lake and rail 50 30 winter
SO 20 Pork quiet, lackt ssGsic cuts So ends
$40 30 Barrel beef s7Qss Hams $l0Qs12 Lard quiet.
4i2c Bacon 7a9c. Veal quiet sac fresh beef quiet
ern creamery l7iGlsc: Western. lea 7c other dairy y
Mi3c imitation and ladies. l0g l2c Lambs dull 1GSc
fancy ac mutton and yearlngs. 4aGc. Cheese quiet
northern sas'4c Western. 7q7l,c: Eggs quiet nearly
22d23c choice 17a1sc: Western i4n 16c Mch
gan lea lGc Beans quiet Yellow eyes q .qs 20 id
try steady: Western turkeys l2gl3c: Northern fresh
fowls l3c: chickens i3a1Sc Western iced chickens
1Oalc; do fowls :aloc Poat2es 1pie,' fancy Maine
4oG 43c. New-York 35040c: sweets 81 j0Qsi 62 bbl
Peaches scarce socGsi 25 basket grapes SGloc pony
basket 15aZc for large Hay choice ~! lover grace
non acid hrst isc seconds. 100 l6i2c Union sole
nrsts 2ic: seconds &c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-10

No white pc: No oats i7@l7isc LpYE
Market quet; new feeding quoted al 3oc Vet
Market nrner: quoted at $s'.@%c C Tor no W."
an state and Western CARROTS. 3Gn3Ic - 49,, ..,,ous
The quotations today the closing price, io W , ,ear
day and closing prices for the corresponding he La" '
q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-10

presionsIy ,hapn ana including fso head held sv
1 a5 Ssys 4 fractions. dSsSc and Sss s.
sSs 20 =" pe an 100 s,iy . sGe E , 70 prime
,sr% nms 3, 30 ens at 81 mixed and csy. s'
u Western vea at s. S soSnry a2ss s ny and
Saioc PER ~ tIe calves sold At sac dressed ss,s
veas were steady at 7isal,4c -" dressed
g. s a .r is =, Muller !, y:a al 10 average.
s,s / o. i,s 90 Z = 7 g. III
s. g. ~ a. ;. & q d. ; IS d 70
md at ba 81 '9 * mH sl ssy s q ztS NJ
, MeEI"s e. yesls i' n s:57s II DO 10
- g: Curtis, 2? veal. ~ n a,N7S: DO isa
i b. % H.: = !. {; g !: ! 9e S.ss s. "
Je y T., W y 3 CO. * = Ysas =
S. DO. 27 b So 81 ao 20 :. a. S. IL Fl d5ssr
r. r. at at :. 8 o ~ a1a sa i5 5s n q, 8, %
s. -: 10 erassers Us ~ at 81 Il TO- i7S h a;
a, 81 90 g. isS r. at 81 D. 10 h. =, g s. % li.a
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-10

Receipts CT bTeads,cns interior points. Thousands.
last three ciphers WoO omitted. Flour barrels. grain
bushels as follows:
Evening star., 1896-03-17

KENILWORTH COTTAGE,
Octsn end Kentucky ave, Atlantic City, NJ.
s. to $14 Ler week. ALI conveniences.
mh3-eo13t A. X. pARKHJIRSr Jr,