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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-06
Southern baseball.

BIRMINGHAM. ALA. December s.
Owing to the absence OF sufficient num-
her of interested parties. the meeting re-
latiye to reorganizing the Southern Base
Rail League was adjourned, TO meet to-
morrow morning I'm Montgomery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-06

CARSON. NEW. December. 5-The Sec
retary of state received to-day the COM
plete election returns OF the state BRYAN
and sewall received .SoZ; bryah ana WA ,s
90 XIX and Mckinley and Hobart 1888.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-06
,, q. Uorr Seriously IN.

PLAINFIELD. y. j.. December bios,
well c. Horr. formerly member 81 =,
Congress from Michigan IL seriously "a
=, h,s home. on Park avenue. with bron'
chitis and other complaints
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-06

MADRID. December "a dispatch re-
ceIved here from Habana asserts that inc
rebel leader Maceo has LETT the province
., p,nar del Rio on board ship.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-06
John II. FELLOWS DYING.
HI. Illness Due to Cnncero"s
Tumor

NEW YORK. December 5,-Colonei
John r. Fellows is dying from the eff
fects Of a cancerous tumor on the
stomach. Nothing has gone through his
stomach for week or more past. All
the nourisbmert he has taken has been
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-06

pr. Max WIZ OF Heidelberg. has dis
covered 1--WE new asteroids on photographs
OF the heavens. This brings the number
OF minor planets up TO AZ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-06

Dlstrlct AttOTUty OF VOW IUThI
by injection, and the contents OF the
stomach have been removed with pump.
He is now in a semi-dellrious condi-
ton. His physicians are doubtful wheth-
er he will live the night through.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-06


70 has been so long since Il was pos
s.ble % record anything ike success
fli move iu British diplomacy that II
Is matter Of some satisfaction 10 call
attention 20 the clever outwltting or
france 90 tho latest Egyptian compiled
zion. The decision OF the caisso dc Ia
Dotte PuhNque IN the matter OF the
funds FOR the expenses Of the Dongola
expedition was apparently adverse TO
Great Britain. II was sought. especially
by France. I'm the belief that IL would
much embarrass Lord Salisbury The
British Premier has. however turned II
most shinlly 20 his own account, ana
u is now clear that the French Gov
eminent has stupidity been playing the
English game FOR him.
Great Britain cares nothing for the halI-
million pounds involved. She Is only 100
glad 10 advance the money even II lhtre
Is no chance Of iis being returned. Inc
decision enables Lord salisbury 70 say
thar Egypt Possesses neither the men
nor the money 10 recongDer and deiend
It's outlying territory. Great Brlta'h'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-20

quotation: were :? loHiss s FsT Ss; SS
corn 2la2li.c: ~ oats l6,sc; No s7se7Sc rrs
, papsf seed 81 IA mess pork. per bb s. "asa
lard per ID: So So short RIBS ' sa o,s ~
81 si.$ a. . fE 5 S9ss sHa!S5 d;sF
sh1S s3Sd' 5. BE- s ssSn ~ $40 nee Ia.
Csc boiled pc on The Produce EHehanse f er.,. IS
a AZ seconds '0"'4'' Eggs N'' ""
ssD 81 so si: s. r y.9s els
%he o@'q r-m: 20 : red 64ac: No red solasas 81
wa go mixed bic PORK steady family 81 Is, cl's az
y S. clear bakers S. l. q s,eady liz 80 = q
ders s. 5 rib sides 81 G2 sh2n eltsr ~
s. sSs, rib bs ,sss ssas4 2 10 short cr
$. 2@s. 80 Butter quiet G aae, at io oa1 ana
Myaaks sept i9Whea q0f" erms sna ps 6..a
So orths1 s2 % o S' ssn SG ss N5.nfn n.
demand No old. 29isc. Rye hrm. good demand Na |.
On track s3s a33sc No N track - a. Ss & :: :,
hard spring wheat patents in wool Mis'uHs unchanss
Minneapolis. Sept. le.-The futures make, op.ns
higher this morning. but the position was n2 msn'1as
the advance OF Sc in a days The net change vas,
sixteenth decline December Pened at 49, o. ~ as,.
against close yesterday u $50 and 55.c year as
what NAV be called a brisk demand existed: Hail CO
under December was freely paid fJr spI, lferngs Of a
No | Northern. No . Northern and new No whsa, ..
quoted at NC 10 2c under new ~ northern =. ~
frm~r and Sc &c under for the latter 90 No nov,
ern was traded December price and q e S ".
was also paid on spot and 20 arrive Old No Norss :,
quoted at ,.asc under Old STANDARD ana 90 10 81.
ii,a2c under on track-oli NJ hard. ~ nov 80
old No | Northern 5siec. new Sc Old - Nyr =.
soc new 56isc Four-Ch ice patents s. S'd>S 70 90 90.
ers S2Ts2 20 production. II ~" hhs shipments o.
btls NJ suff;-Bran in tulN quoted at NeSt % s"'"
8. 25dS4 80: mddlines. S6d<6 -. .,
Philadelphia. sept 10 Flour quiet "n. l,ssr 40
64'ac October 6ii i'.c NoyeneeS 60 Syss sep,eD-
ber sglTe7c, October 97d27Lc. November 2,'1eS -
oats higher: Offerings light 80 whl'' nbar e,1i
October o4i2ts.c: No~enher. "a. a24sc n~cen ~.
o5c Butter quiet .arely STEADY cIran'ry, ,ifins
nrints extra wholesale raise prnts n,Se, A.
igG22c sugars Refined quiet un'ha'S''
ticlss unchanged.
9, rou,s Sent la-Flour quiet and uneharsss,, n"
fancy s2laO1s3 Wheat lower September ~ ns~sr,tsr
an,Isr A. MA Corn lower. ~egeuprr - -. MAJ
ooinc, Nav 27sc oats lower Sepfemurr io-s n..s ~
Iesc bid Eggs-TIigher at lie PORK le, choice s.
81 5o. old 81 !arl-Prme steam - ~ t. A. clsa
BaconYShoulders 4Lc longs $40 clear "a longs S,s
sides &c Dry salt meats SHOULDERS % Ga demsa
clear ribs sisc; clear side>. 3aSc W. ,i5iac OtAs
unchanged Missouri and Illinois ine''''"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-20
EXPORTS TO DAY.
GENER MARKET REPORT.

New FORK SATURDAY. September ~ '''''
COTTON-The market closed very steady go. VII a, a'
advance OF IL II points Total sales were ij'-nu
The comparatively irm closing was due To- a u'h'aa ~
the report Is. Nrill had estimated me co'i crop
points the call good news from lhN'ii'',.
Ing much to do with the impro emenl lS,vS, utn nov
~ points higher than yesterday ol'S'"s 49,
three quarters Of an hour after the 0tshs on the
lines previously noted Inc "uN III ~, III =, no,
pool as VEL as In our MARK was uu' At $50 90
bales. Receipts continue to run on huti" sur, Wv.
Receipts for the coming estimated AT 2s"p 10
and for to day early estimates were oi
much az i5tUp bales II these estimates are apron
meely correct II viii show largest movement In the
history OF the trade. Ab"rience, MISS trloI,s VIZ. 10y
conditions are considered about IN sam 'bat IN spite
II IS per and ~ per cent Increase
in amount Of fertilizers used II Is exprceu a% s"c,is
Of Georgia report the crop IL worked INTO
the more disappC'ntins bec@rnes from the South in
dictate that while has fallen In most sections o'
Texas during the week the precp'aoh mas bas besr
quite genera Picking IL making rapid progreTs ana ,e
movement Of cotton to market Is qns eT RI, "a
bales Tor the same $3.50 and The increas. IN
amount in sight night as compate1 WIN an b,. seas
G, 40 bales against 24tssy last season me 'ai VIE,
bic supply shows decrease ,s 90 on falling o Of 2i2 s67
bales from the corresponding date Of 1884 and decrease
Of 4j3.33J bales from lSS Lne ,o" and gIi ssI
in 1904 and 1872. 100 in 1893 The ioal american SuPP1s
is 40 5l4 bales against 20l3Ga0 bales last year me
Trenhsm. 10: Columbia ~: cuero "a Ilenriete os;
Houston a: Huntsville. 30: kerrvile uacr
E oi osorgia Aapaha 20 Amercus. a. ainbridse
.02: Columbus. .36 louisiana -Aexahipia - 90 r.
ceips at Houston to-day 95 bales against l2e" same e
day last week. and 5424 last year At Memphs Sn,o
Opening range and close to-day, and closing bids the
previous night and last year follow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-20

\ vs rars,yeS q, their Uptown ONCE No ~.
way ID door north OF Sn,l sranch one. :,
vertisenents received at The tono","e ,iG: ~ "a
ave or 2ei-st 1872 6,h-ave cor. i. s, wss, ~
6th-ave. and itthst. i,2 columbus 90 Es-, 18th ~
West ,ed- 1t. between yth and sth ave., "a. LOO q
ST. l. ass 3d-ave. between 'jih ana ~. so,h st. ~ 4
ave- nea, 4irts, s., 80 ave; ~, $50 ennss.,es.r-st :
ave. near 4is,-st IS. sdsaSe ~ 7e'nsi; Lw.ai4
ave- oss sd-ave: o5 Amsterdam ave s "a e,h-sys
las East 10Th St; eos East ssh-s, 90 Ess. ~~sA
GO broadway; 1858 sd-ave 10 sth-s so,i sdsvs
7aS oth-ave Al the Harlem Onces' S''"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-20
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool Sept 49, / D. m.-Beef-Extra India mess
steady al i6s ga prime steady at Sss 3D. Fork
Prime Western fine steady ut +os DO medium y,
steady AT Hams-Short cut. about IA 70 10 10
nrm at I'll Bacon Cumberland cut about ~ 70 o ~
10 firm AT 2ss rib, about - 10 - 10 du AT IS
long middlea light. about 80 10 % 10 hrn a,
DDS long middles heavy about 40 10 40 TO- stray
=, 3,s "a shor, clear mddes heavy. about ~ TO ~ 10
dull at 2s bellies about " 10 IA No. steady az IS
ID shoulders about II to IA n. steady al rs Lard
Prime Western spot Arm at ISIS vi Cheese american
finest white firm. AS: do coored hfm; AZ sts Ia'1W
prim. city firm at lis ID Cotonseed Liverpool re
aned Arm at 81 Spirits OF tupentne firm at lbs 80
rosn-Common firm a ~ i0igd Wheat-No. red win
ter no stock. No. Northern spring nrm al os ID Corn
Mlxed Western spot "a ioAd. september nrn AZ
% ,ol.d. October firm at lOied. November nrm -
ia Flour 81 Louis fancy winter nrm at Is Sd. Hops
at l,nndon-Pacinc Coast dull nj 2Og'os
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-20
for the latter.

Tor IN: latter Northwestern receipts w.r. ,,.,
seonst Lib last year Argentine shpnsn,s LIS e,NI
bushels. against 10000 last year There WI. were 81
pie market Some cash business was done -, . nm al
ing II was short day-ioo.o0c busheIs Nv ihnsrs
stances winch counted most against the pr, me crcs
ing against weekly calls The latter We're co. vas the a.
ever to-days market tOu"hed that figure ana WI.
wheat was on tap. There frosis Heat deal ~
as Kansas IS" as far srs
~ Corn advanced Nc. but did hod M.
2Jc. sold betws"n 2Jhc and 2l5c and e,ay opened
The shipping demand Jagged although 20 al,
reported for 10000 bushels Samples were .,s1ers ",
were $40 cars. with 80 estimated for Norasvay Tie,
shipments were large $4,000 bushels TX Mfsnu.
limited with shippers tuyng the nearby d.l,,u.f ~
selling the May ''"''7es a,
There was ar excellent shipping demand p, go.
grades we're up Nc In the simple croyd 1u, Coz
l"hc. gold between 1870 and 1870 ana I1aS opehe
Receipts were 800 cars with Z.j esfims,,t ., ~ iss
There VIII be moderate n@rsas. here ,hi. A'ncy
was considerable cargo business. - he,
Provisions made slight gain althougb N. 49,.
under the disadvantage Of large receIn,s n.ns
SC over Friday; lard. &c over ribs 2bc Owe, yls ns
1900 hogs to-day; 1000 esiimaief D., w. .1er Va,
10000 for week. The Cufahy n,ers., may ~
ued buyer Of January pork There va, . s,'ts
trade In lard with some buying f0r foreign
ers sold freely-Armour Haeley ana The Ansn M
'seAns.
on the curb puts December whea, closed
calls 81 s2&c: puts on May closed at 2,l.e IA
2txI2tTsc. ~ 0I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-20
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston Sept l9-Cotton easy: middling. TIC: low
middling. he good ordinary. Iisc: and
s03s bales, exports 10 the Continent 1881 bales
sales, 500 bales, stock. 2.336 bales.
Norfolk Sept. i9-Cotton steady: middiing. 7sc: low
middling The; good ordinary. 1916. and gross
receipts bales exports 1882 bales; sales
bales. stock p. 246 bales.
i9-(otton steady. middling. D l0c.
low miGding Ice and gross receipts. o57l bales
sales 15l bales. stock. 69ois bales. ~
New Orleans Sept lg-Coton hrm good middlng
billie middlIng. nc low middlins v-ioc; god
ordinary 5l6r; net receipts H. 100 bales l2osS
ba,es exports to Great Britain $3.50 bales France. $50
bales coastwse $40 bales. stock illys2 bales sales
AZ bal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-20
TILE TRADE IN ChlCAGO.

Chicago Sept. 10 CspeciaD Wheat showed consider
nh strength early. gaining 'sc but closed at shade
under Friday curb this afternoon however. after
a.. r.,,iar close was firm again. December opened at
oirc sold between and 8iAc. and closed regularly AT
GAc on the December up back again To ol'tc
fiverpool prices up nc but commission men claimed
,hsv var. getting more selling than buying orders from
he other side Professionals everywhere. here at the
seahoard abroad. appeared Inclined 70 play 20, re-
ac,,on A claim was made that there was considerably
more foreign selling In this market than buying There
vsrs cearances both for the week AMI Tor the
500 900 bushels for the former and oVVo bushels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-20
CLOSING PRICES OF SAN FRANCISCO $50 81 "a
San Francisco. September ~ ~ -
Dubl,r Notlees.
ST. EAIED BIDS OR ESTIMATES FOR 10

- ,u.n,n. r,s,,,, ned works with the title o. q
work and the name OF the bidder intorsel nn,.,
he r.cs,ved by the Department Of PUBIC Ia ANootA
onces Inc Arsenal Central Park. until p "'
September u. 1896 H., .,a srpurtsasnsss
M For constructing roadway 'lu =. RrosI -
IN tho pronx and Pelham Parkway u',"es"
pelham RAY Parks In the city Of Ne" ros c,rk 49,
No For completing the CONSTRUCTION =" -, enirs,s
,rx wallis and erecting piers posts 'tv'' - tyi,y-ss.
at seventy ninth Street and Ftih As~hus PARK -
Eish,h Avenue); at One-hundred and Si>o hssr..
Central Park West Eighth Avendel. anu csntrL IN
and Tenth street, Cathedral PARKWAY ""N
IVES, eighth Avenue, ,,,,,
For particulars lily NEW"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-20
TIVE, STOCK MARK Ell.


Reeves Receipts were ~ i3's head casl
cars exporters and city sausheseTs eady London
for The maGkec catss qucd refrigerator beef hrmrr
e.qsc per H. Ss. 'a i,eads a, 81 ao The Massa
chnsetts took London '3 cattle snn "a attie the
e m RrG, to S@rpo quarters o. beef he b cate
to Bristol and the Lorenzo will sail 'o-"or'0" 'o
Like Yeats sps s,a Ts's lsa CAS-
fer prime o q bni % S cares
over Dressr calves in moderate request at
qussn.nH H. Hollis IS yeas lot n ays s s. s. g.
Ss d 9 lS' 70 80 @ 2 sTSs'e IA '' at 90
10 western ca a no ~ a. Hrss 1876 SO 50
EEP And LANES Receipts Were 10 s cans Of IS cs
head and sSs ears w sTse in a fully s
prices active and Sg2e yb ns" ece Medium
eSocp sheep 5'gs' IS ca per Of ' %esa 9'l aSs at
s saesp Mcpherson ?5 Bu Ga 80 f%0s s = so
Kso,uc Do . v,l iD at s. s. q s h at s. i2s
nj at IT, y wrson 200 lambs S a DO l2 g. at
Hq shseR 2 M d. at 10 3 r. g. at s's'
lin y? q "a! lambs 81 H. at 50 '4s 10"
VISIT f os ~ o Xo6srn anad, sm6s 50 ~ a
50 70 S' at s1 $ So g. e s. Do g 's state sheep
IS sa2 ss ns"fq , sal: 5 5i r
direct with tn 1 S :, a al 10 Gsa per IL
country dressed quiet at +sd'2c Tor hea'y 10 "s"'
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH
p,,, ssn, 10 -Catt.e-Receipts last "a hours. 3o22
nta Tor week thus 49, head; ior same NM
last week Il 314 head, consigned through onsne5
da and sOT SS 20 a Gu NATIVE WEN cd% ~s $3.50
at Aq'9 we mus f'r 3 500 head time las
week as $40 head consigned through 22to msau nens
,sad, fr GOOD Workers and mixed lower on others
pigs and UNCHANGED c9sed steady toT GEO a TO 70
s choice 81 oass packers 50 1888 So Pss
IS l5nS3 20 rough ~ o5aS2 30 stays SSas3 % Shssp
wrsk mus TAR rs head; for same time last week
- consigned through 400 head TO New , oS
higher lambs sheep steady TO strong closed nTt al
sold TO good native lambs - ioqst 90 Guns aia
6 naP e sSsa s. 25 aHsS 80 '''''
800 head Marke, quiet and Common extra steers
Ssas4 55 stockers feeders 50 25g$a rs; and
Sgs 81 2SSs 20 sass Sg so" head
Market strong Sc higher. Heavy packing ana snp?ns
S 81 Ss . o pss s. SSs g
300 head Market quiet and steady Inferior to choice
81 Louis sept io'-Cattle-R Receipts 300 head; market
steady Native steers s. %; native cows 2SaS2 40
s Msss g s. s S%ss So 10
East Liberty. Sept lecattle- Receipts light: market
80 yoasi 49, good medium. 50 1884 fair - 5Ogs3 ~.
common. s3G<3 40; bulls. stays and cows *2Sss 90
Hogs-Receipts light market steady prime medium
weights SO 1926 best Workers. - +as3 49, common 10
az Workers 81 $oss 49, pigs s. 6ogss 49, hsaS, s. 10
Ee dull; prime s. 5o0S3 90 good SoasS fair 81 10
gss aS%m9n 81 1Sgs2 Is saT . ;S.s I. amSs
calves. sGasd 80; heavy and thin calves, s3a$3 90
a rm Gy ys an sh 4 o sss & medium s. s.
nS2 3Ii2 heavy 81 65Q$2 So Receipts 25o head
market nominal sheep-Receipts Loco head market
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-20

London. Sept. 10 The imports % % y1 SO ess
uere "a follows From New S'uih ,H.Fs.., "a N,g.
Victoria io7s south Australia eo Ss.a ,,s so pcns
Zealand i2io; Persia. $50" ss-ss u saes cosei :
September IS. They sssreSa,e, a a. q,s Victoria y
Sonrb Australia o42 West Australia; w, tiSns AZ
sist: Nsw-zealand llt5oo; CaPe - Which were =,
rdca direct and adding 1880 bales wh cn s,r u
over from the last series. there ~ ,r nsx, vsx
ssiss viii he g. ga bales The s.ri@s WI 49, ssns
her 90 There Will be sales 81 "'N"'' ~
october l ana 2.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-20

VIII Masters and Secretaries kindly inform
us when their respective lodges will resume
laborf Please state exact date. place of
meeting and what work IL contemplated ut
the nrst meeting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-20

ApELPHI LODGING. % meets first and third Tuesday
Masonic Hall.
WIN A. SWAN, NJ. CHAS. s. CONNER s. w.
BENZ. RAPHAEL. J. W. JOS. BLUMENTHAI. Treas
WIN MACHOI. Secretary. 100 f. Goth st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-20

OCEAN LODGE No. 1850 meets second and fourth
Thursdays at Grand Opera House sth-aye and 23d
THOMAS sHARLoW. NJ. JOHN r BuRkOWs s. w.
GEO. w. STEVENS. Secretary G03 sth-ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-20
THE STATE or TRADE.

l,cp Dds. Nnedf hrmef spot and September 4slfssS
october. 65bNsjhc. December G7i.N67,c s,esns .'+k
red. 59sq501c Southern BY sample e3assss' a. ~
grade, 62An6j4c; stock. J. 229 900 bush; sacs ~ =
Corn steady: spot and September ~, 2G.e. On
26Au2Ic. new or cid. November December zx.-
January 27lsa27ac steamer mixed % sa22a.c sS.,,s
bush; sales. 1000. Oats QUIT and steady: 10 49,
24n25c No 2 mixed. 2ic bid stock 32a 90 tn,s ',e
firm; No nearby @1d3Gizc, No ? Western 35i,ssN
receipts. 5000 bush. stock. 37vD Hay barely 80
choice timothy. $3.50 bid. Grain freghts easy ,y !.
changed. Cotton quiet. middlinss 80 Exc. va, =
lic Other articles unchanged
Boston. Sept. Flour quiet. quoted firm; r,.
patents 81 73asi clear and straigh- 81 2 asa Is c.,
meal. 629sIc bag 81 35asi 80 3D.. corn SIT
armer. No clipped 2sa2Tc fancy higher. 70 a. ~
TO ship. lake and rail- 50 Is: winter bran. 30 sstn
middlings. silNsl4: coitonseed meaI. siiaslt p,
quiet backs. edlOo. cuts i0c. lean erls lOss B.,ss
beef. Iasc Hams. lOai2c. Lard que. "a. Ba<,
7a3c. Veal quiet, ea''c. Fresh beet qpie'. steers 1,
SIC: binds 9aliizc. fores. 3Hjc Butter quiet, v.r1.
dairy choice. l4c: Northern crcamsr' i7di7isc. w.
ern i5QiGisc: other dairy. l2nl3 Imitation and ~,
ic1rl2c. j. nbs quiet. Gdsc. Mutton and ysarlrn
ldGc. Cheese steady Northern. >ieu"sc Western Il,
$40 Eggs quiet and 1rrn: near'N. -.aEc. Ease,
choice Isc: Western iJa!Gc. Michigan. lG sa,c ~.
Arm: yellow eyes 81 i5asl -. red kd1evs. si0ssls
marrow pea 81 iOasl 20 small l.a. 81 35. m4slsr,
81 lOdsl 20. Poultry duh. steady Western lrksys "
Northern fresh fowls Hale: d. chickens l5Qse "A
chickens eGIOizc. do fowls Hizqioc I're ilw,s az
40 chicksne 9aiOc. Potatoes dui' Mane Hsbrors X,
4Oc New Hampshire and Vermont. Doc. NeT-i0rs y
suee,s 81 20 a Dbl. Peaches. Mich'gan. Nds2s |,
basket Grapes in liberal supply aloc Or pony tsssy,
sI3Gsi7: new hay. sl3asl6 Rye straw" Sl'atli Ls.i-
firm; hemlock sole non-acid nrst lsc sec rd' ls.es
union sole hrs;s 2ic. seconds. &c
,.., Co.., =. The leading future. ranzet a. A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-20
COMMANDERIES.


coEuR DE LION coMMANDEhY No % meets second
Er,day at Masonic Hall.
L. VICTOR TWISS h. - a. W., SMITH, Gen
w. = A. /. REYER. Recorder. 4i2 Oth-sve.
COLUMBIAN CoMMANDERY No. assemblies third
T ISsiI w d" JENKINs f. C. FRANK DoNNATIN Cen
hoh aMMEs 3 cRlTMAN Recorder. 324 Beeckcr-s st.
oNsTANTINE COMMANDERY No. IS assemblies first,
,,tri mn Tuesdays at Lexington ave- cor l25h st
ANON IL BRADLEY. T.. c. JAMES COcHKANE. c. q
WM. H. STAIS. Gen, ,,,' = AdtSif Treas
rvAxuoE COMMANDERY No. SO meets third Thur,
day Al Masonic Hall 30 o'clock. ,.,, ..
~ MAfTnrn hG6Sp & G. WI H. PECKH1M T Treas
"'''' Iii:NRY W ROE. Recorder. 70 East l20th-st
MORTON COMMANDERY No. meets second Monday
a Masonic Hall ,...,,, =, ,,r,,..., c
EUGENE BROWN. f. G. iiENKi ~ IihiiEh Gen.
WIN T. DUNCAN, &. g. EI'WAhD r. LEEDS, Iieaf
WILLIAM l.. GARDNER Recorder 254 Grand-st
PALESTINE cOMMANDERY No IS meets first and
third Mondays Masonic Hall.
fIAS ID NEWTON. l.. 9. ELMER A. MILLER. c. @.
FRED'K T.. BARNES Gen. F ". GOODWIN Treas
CHAs. s. CHAMPIIN. Recorder 300 Broadway.
YORK coMMANDERY No t5 meets fourth wednes-
DAY at Masonic Hall -
GEORGE KNIPE. Z. C. ROBERT II. CLARK Gen
FRFi1K + DAVIS Recorder 27a Van voorhis- ST. Bkln.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-20

ADELPHIC No 34S meets first and third Tuesday at
Masonic Hall
VIM d. GAGE. II. l.. :. TATE. s. w
w. c. DEGEN. J. W. GEO w WHITE. Treas.
b. +. FRYER Secretary 80 Pne-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-20

Ma Hall.
HENRY J MULLER NJ L O MIDDIFBROOK. s. W.
JOSEPH II. STINER !. W. II J.. MULLER Treas.
JOSEPH G. MILLER Secretary. lG Mohegan-ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-20

E.cipts q breadsrrs at interior POINTS In thousands
,,s, three Cphers omitted. Flour barrels grain
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-20

CHARTER OAK LODGE No 249 meets second ana
fourth Wednesdays Masonic Hall. -
RICHARD BI'SH. VI. JOS. w. MALONE, s w.
JACOB A. ONDRAK. !. W. JAS. Y. WATKINS, Treas
ROILA O. SMITH Secretary. 419 West l27th-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-20

Emily Expained-Weary Watkns-What Is this
here reputation? - 80
hungry Higgins-It's like this here: The world
owes me an you "A Twin. don't II?
yep" .,., ~ ~,
well. the world has repudiated that's ail.-dnd-
ta M nos Journal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-20

r.srrl,N STAR No 227 frgt and third
Wednesday a Masonic Hall. $500 -. -,,,D, VI
ROBERT RICHARDS NJ. CHAS w: Sr.r :" 80,
GEO. II. HEARN. J. w. = i)fM IN. -,.s =,
JOHN II. MEYERHO1Z. Sec'y. ~" East '''"-''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-20

CONCORD LODGE No. so first and third Mon
DAY Grand Opera House. Sth- and 23d ST. -
J. X FAIRBANKS NJ. ALFRED STEPHENS. SW'
F. J. VAN SACN J. w JAS F. TOMPKINS, Treas
CHARLES r DAMN. Secretary. 341 West Thirty first ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-20

D1RIGO LODGE No 80 meets seconf ana lour'n "o"-
dav At Masonic Lodge. -, c-,,.c,, G W
AARON NORRIS. NJ MOSES - - ~ n, - w.
A. BERNSTEIN. ]. w. J. D. BENOI..Ali", oo,r :,
JULIUS RI,UMENBASF. Secretary Il East IV''"-S''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-20

ORIENT CHAPTER No I3s meets ID and 4th Friday n,
new Johnston Bdg Fulton and Fatbush ayes, BROOKLYN
CTIAS STEWART II. p GEO NJ. DtVAIs X
IOIIN G. WATKINS. ;. A STEVENSON. Treas
FIjWJN sEIVAGE Secretary "a Cllnon-st.. BROOKLYN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-20

CHARITY LODGE No. 727 meets first third and fifth
Friday Circle Hall. Eghth-ave. and Fifty eghh-st
HENRY II. DREYER NJ ~ s. CURBERI.EY $. W.
L NJ CHAPMAN j. W. J. J HUMPHREYS Treas
DAVID TAYLOR. Sec. lo8th-st and West End-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-20

PACIFIC LODGE No 90 meets first and third Thurs
days at Masonic Hall -
SCUTHRlCk HEBBERD. NJ J. NJ. PETERSON, =. w,
CHAS J. WEBER J. w. s. f. RICHARDSON. Treas
ROBERT BETTY. Secretary. l.2l6 Third-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-20

c1rsCT,NT LODGE No 4O2 meets second and fourth
Thirsdays u Masonic Hall. ... wv
Y0Fl 9 JASON NJ OWEN f. ABRAHAM. s VI.
CHAS G. HUNT. J. W O. W. DVSENBEhft1 Ieas.
J. H. BAILEY. Secretary. 81 n l3th-s r. orange ~ ''