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Smyrna times., 1896-09-02


Rough Heath
er Suitings,
seven dark
rich color
mixtures, the
grounds COM
pletely Gov
cred with
loops of mo-
hair that
carry the col
or schemes.
~ in. $1.25.
Rough Check
ed SuitinR-
coarse look
ing threads
n n--N
Smyrna times., 1896-09-02
cOLORED DRESS STUFFs

First peep at the new stuffs
for autumn Just a handful
Of them ready as we write, but
more will be ready as you read
the inward march of new
dress goods has started. 1t
will take daily visits to keep
thoroughly in touch with the
world Of textiles represented
here.
Five hints of what the open
ing cases disclose
TwO-tOned Rough Suitings In newest
browns. olive. green and navy
strewn with clustered curly knots
of black mohair. ~ in. 75c
TwO-toncd Diagonal Suiting: rough;
eight colOrings-browns, blues green
and dheliOtrOpe-withs serge.like cords
of knOtted black mohair. AZ 81. 25.
Smyrna times., 1896-09-02

The department of Elections for
Wilmington have chosen the inspectors
to hold the general election on NOvem-
3. The Department of Elections is
Democratic in members, the Commits
sioners being appointed by the Gov
ernor, and of course the greater num-
Der of the election officers are Demo
Gratis. In the list are many Republi-
cans, but as the Democrats seem play
ing into the hands of the Addicks men
they have appointed a number of in
spectors from the ranks of the Union
Republicans and only few from the
regular Republicans.
3 From financial standpoint the peacI
crop In Delaware and on the Peninsull
. this season is failure. The fruit hal
not been so good as was expected, ant
n the crop is not so large. Last season
the fruit was excellent, and the mar
kets even better than they had been il
i. the past. Considerable money wa
!. made by those who had good crops an,
4 by those who dealt in peaches. Thi
+ season the prices have been low on &C
r count Of the quality Of the fruit, an,
on several occasions the markets hay
been glutted. Last week at some O
Q the principal shipping points the pric
d of good peaches declined to ten cents
! basket, while poor fruit could not b
: sold at all. Soft peaches sold as 10,
). as one cent q basket, and the grower
's were glad to get the basket
II back, as they were worth more to ther
'r than the peaches. Growers who re
+ fused to sell to the buyers at the sta
e tons and shipped their peaches to CON
I mission men, lost money by the trans
action.
Smyrna times., 1896-09-02

Phillip ]. Davidson. a prosperous farmer
near Queenstown, fed green cord to forty
hogs Thursday morning, and in the even
ing 2S died.
Smyrna times., 1896-09-02

first class Orchestra, under the leadership of
William J. OgleSby. of Chester, Pa will furnish
music IN the Grand Pavilion every day and at
the weekly Wednesday evening hops.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-29

head; market nrm and &c higher: heavy n,c,,.
ping lots. " sOn$3 35. non 10 cho sine ana ship
.S asa snsce s sss9Ted 81 iSess ~ h 81 o '9 nSs
Q<4 ~. y "7" ~ lambs. 81 80
National Stock Yards. 81. Louis Sept ~ c,.,
cepts. $500 head market dun and yeak. ia ,e-ise-
native steers " 4Cns3 10. native cows a. iower;
Texas steers 81 ios2 ~ TEXAS cows s2as3 To- ~ 90
mixed 81 oons3 -; light. 81 l5aS3 35 Des5 ~;
vi mead market steady native sheep. 81 - 'p'''
East Liberty Sept. 2s.-Cattie-NarLs, s,..
strong; extra 81 5Oqsi 90. prime ), to@sts steady .
aN 20 tidy 81 sOaSi TO- fair. 81 igsa 10 sSu c ~ ID
s230as3 ~ common 70 good fat bulls and cows .51
qN2 Hogs.Market active At advance u \. 80 80
medium. 50 1Ju$3 heavy YOrkers 81 e,3sa "a prime
Workers. 80 5OmS3 CO. pigs. 81 JCDs3 25 heavy b .s2t
4s3 jo good roughs. 81 75us3 10 sheep-Marke' tS ~
stronger; Prime s. jDnS3 -. good Sc tGs9 o S"a1s
mixed 81 70as3: common. 81 JOQs2 2j cuis gdsi
choice lambs 81 Cns4 Is. fair 70 good lambs 81 sa
veal calves. sJnSG %. '"s" 'o'
Kansas City. sept. 2s.-Hors- Receipts 2 100 h..,
market steady TO &c locyer light ami pigs 81 30,ass q.
medium. 81 aaS3 10, heavy. 81 sjffS3 cattle Rece,nI,
800 head market about STEADY. native afeers tpes
81 lOQsi 30, fair to good - ioqSi 10. cows and teg
best 81 75ns3 TO- fair ~ good 81 aVDs2 10 bulls 81 e3
SO ~; socsers and feeders 81 3DS3 co. Texas and We
ern 81 25GS3 -. calves. s'a$i sheep Receipts 500
head. market steady. 'F''
New-York tribune., 1896-09-29
WEEKLY EXPORTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. September %. 1895
o1ToN-rhe market csed WIZ ioa sales @ s.e1e Of s2VO IN
tone. The market started with decided tendency TO
upward and did The extent Of 10 TO 10 points
vance was ReM ihe morning session as there
vas H. special pressure sell. and Liverpool held nIn
with net advance Of 32pA points sp., cotton sgld 70
extent o. 5000 bales in Liverpool with moiins up
lands quoted 23-32d. Altogether lAverpoo was a
good deal better than anticipated Local shorts went
into cover ana considerable cotton was boutt IN ths
The cotton throughout the cotton belt Is
considered quite liberal with carly eslmates 81 he re-
ceirts day from 1000 to d3.pp bales quite
heavy general reported throughout most
sections the belt and this caused the bears some
unc.s!ncss but the oher hand some were taxing "i
possibility seriously hurting the growing crop
IT, lowest temperature the cotton belt is 81 II Is
holeht that the rains vii help the a good deal
Memphis CIenHl telegram says inat there are peh o
blooms that section. which means a large crop
has alrea1y injured me open cotton ID qudy ~ We. a.
in quantity Local traders uncertain 70 the proper
developments IL is thought that demand for American
spnners al the South tending 10 sustain prices al
primary points. Reports from Liverpool indicate that
English cotton people expect an increased Hrhani a.
current receipts get down closer 10 the movement last
year. telegram from Alstyne Tex. says tha there IS
low lands where top crop j. expected. ana Oral
view Tex reports very cold weather at that point Re
cepts ports for the week estimated al -oVn bales
against 80. 4q5 last week and 215 year Receipts
Gay and COO last year. Memphis. S'l+ ha'es
1850 day ast week and 3?'s last year.
10 90 bales against 20o6l day last week and ~ 4Cs
last year. Receipts New-Orleans Tuesday are esti-
last week and sO4l last year Receipts al augusta "sIe
5l57 bales, against J. l2S day last week and ESQ
las year Receipts a. ne principal Ports 10 G@y esq we'e & as
week and 1875 last year. New Orleans 49, $50 bales
against 1865 and 1851: Mobile. q ~ bales against
Charleston bales 3.Ojl and 6,ls9: Norfolk
6 4o3 bales against 575s and 2c2o
Opening and close to-day, and closing bids the
New-York tribune., 1896-09-29

but too late to be worked at the early decline inc "a
were a. 900 bush No Northern on private terms o"s
red was quoted 3Q3hc over December u nae en
December closed at 7Skc; No Northern ~, %d Do
over Thoman's report made the yield OF wnea sps in
ana winter 435.0O0oo0 bush. and the yeiu u, Sp,''
wheat In Minnesota and the Dakoas l25WoUO nusn.
.. .CoRN-The market for corn failed 10 synpa rt
with the excitement in wheat trade featueess Inc
opening slight decline IN price pal III ii
pathy with the weakness in wheat but notwi'istanulls
tre IN the latter cereal IN Inc ai
prices did not upward and the oficiai coSe was
auet nj unchanged c loss The amount OF cor,
on decreased the last week op"V
hush No exports reported from the panune 49, NJ
mans report made the crop THIS year -'T@""""
tusb or bush than last year ne est
mates the amount old back In farmers hands az
y,s bush. 4 dispatch from Chicago stated tat
roads In the preparing TO move very ase
quantities Of the Gulf ports after cold weather
in The market for corn was quiet export
solas were reported bush II No white corn Al
nrivate terms and 1900 bush No A sale of
5000 made the trade at 2sisc deN
In the elevator No quoted al 2t'suZirc oA -
The market for Inactive IN the futuie nhe
to-day and seemed completely devoid OF interest at the
West The estimate by Thoman making the tota crop
7aiNNnp hush. against 9@.OOO.OO bush last year 10y
his own estimate appeared 10 be without much influence
The nominal close Al unchanged to &c advance
bush to day last Monday, while corn increased f
n. day bush and wheat increased .'"o bush'
Cash oats steady. Sales were 10000 bush nclhi
ing l2OG bush No oats at 2ls.c delivered and 9",
bush private terms o anoat 1900 bush track and
ungraaed white i9c 70 29sc to quality; 2vn bush re-
iecied white elevator 1000 bush rejected mixed
ISi.c elevator quoted 2c elevator; No oats
Iqc' No white 24zc. and No white 22c RYE
car lots State Western quoted al 3Ni3'c BAR
IEY-Narket quiet; feeding quoted AZ 5-u32i7c
The quotations to-day the closing prices Tor the pre-
vous day closing prices for the corresponding date
New-York tribune., 1896-09-29
TIE TRADE II CHICAGO.

c,ca1o Sent Wheat reached the best prices today
sncs the bull campaign started 6sc for December Tho
latter opened az 65c sold between $3.50 and 6sc and
closed A, 67s.c II looked Ike reaction until the visible
SUNNY WAS issued showing $4,000 bushels iecrease n
stead ot the million increase expected That was 80
nous factor Of the day The excitement was increased
oward ,he close ana ad i" p he oresn news vas
trn,s sre .arce SIS 600 bushels There tn
ressa an massage $50 bushels Export ceaarces "rs
only ia 900 bushels There export demand ana nl
80 rs f,r shipnent samples rather lagg-l. There
Minneapolis and Duluth. asanst l.iVS cars a. ,ssi
$40 cars last year The .eature IN the trade as lnss
,ee,r lines notably tuIahy The early dip Vas on tn'
cable The rally started wh'n ne tisoI va
nounced. Tn" excii"n'"' 'u'""n"'e' wiz" '"
Enormous corn receipts would have made lower mar
So SATURDAY May "nrned A. -o'se 500 10 =
and o5s,c and c.osed 25sc Receipts we're TO- oafS
little lower There Was aise ~ lhsle''l,,.. - ,san
bushel. seaboari cearsnces 4l5'o0 bushels .hs
ers were 355coo bushels The On passsge statement 'e
creased $50 eDo bushels. 81 Louis If huyns some .o 80
the theory that increased speculation ~i bull IT, f.tNNps
people and receivers continue me sellers agans
purchases The visible decreased 100000 bushels ms
local stock increased 575 600 bushels.
The motives In about the same ~ m corn
large recei pts IN one hand and wheat rally on 'hs
49, AM i9i lagc and cosns a, ls',pl's, h
ceips We're 6I5 with $50 csrs estimated 'r 80
lSJ bushes The visible increased '''-
bushels The local stock increased 1000 bushels
Provisions steady in spite ot very large te'sp
was not large \ feature narrowing up of lns
spread In pork from 81 Ia ,rween october and January
selling January by Cudah. Pork and ribs closed seu.
where they dd saturday. a shade under. lard was
shade over The market ~Ss small one tns ,Ss sos
receipts large TO admit u a bull market s,,...
the curb puts December wheat closed At Ss.Sa
calls GDAc. PUTS. on May corn c'osed at onS
25s,c: calls Al 254Q25T.c.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-29

Market closed steady 2a7 points advance compared
SATURDAYS TRANSFERRING nolices. sep
emher SOsc: October S2Nc Total sales 1880 pa.sF
NAw York gross receipts 1896 bales Exports continent.
go bales Great Britain. l3o bales; Forwarded iWi
hars; sales l4I spinners. lil bales stock e4ws
baes Total net receipts day. 81 bales; mus lar
his week ~ 3Gs La,es. Ev IT'S io-iay; Great briian
- l27 bales Continent $40 nales Thus Iar TINS week
Gea Britain 81 503 bales; Continent 80" lales s,@ck
Gn 155 bales Spot cotton quiet, unchanged hiadlhg
unlands : 7-l6c. mlddng Gull n-lbc sales, l4l
haes spinning. ,.. s.i.s : ooo taies. snac-
,,,ton and EXPORT bales: American. 20" bales Re
cesr.e 10 600 baies all American. Mlddhne upanas'
j., 2o5 Futures steady sellers at saturday nlshts
-ccs. lossd very STEADY 32U4i2 points nri aa.ance
r.na,, tehriary 42ss. February March $50: March
Anril- MAY 42N 20. May June. i-''s. une-
H1Y Senternter 43.zs. Sepemi er-Oco ober 434
.,- %c.nter 43l i2b. Nov-mer December 42'h; De
o.. rnher-J January. 4->i' Md'''''''' '' '
s'e,gI 'ecGgI,rFFT The market easier on small trans
,,Drs in sympathy with decline m M franc al
a5 100 reis az RIO and 800 at santos SAN tos re
nav. la rye There scattered European bu.-ns
cr' -, sftenpt 10 hammer hy local bears September
1; ~ ere Sc premium above october iSio nat Al dowV
hli, @ II 16 receipts 14.Opo bags; stock 323vo
q Arhlht' ho I'nitei States. 7VO. shipments for the
-, United states 5000; purchases 1nu"o Santos
.H ~, 10 300. receipts $1,000 shipments FOR the week
. i-1,,ed states 1900 bags steamship Strapo cleared
t r',i,.s states with 1900 bags. ana inaein, l."'
t4sv~e irregular: September %, Dcluhri "N-' .I.Nf-
"a pecouher January. February ana Mafcl,
1,,rhurp steady. September. 4S. October Il Apr,
- ~ .fnV - August. 40. -
onrars closed steady unchanged 70 ~ points de-
cline sales were l3 100 bags. as follows;
New-York tribune., 1896-09-29
COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Appellate Division supreme Court Recess.
Supreme Court-ATpeIate Terin-BefOIe Daily. T. j..
McAdam and Bscho1, il. JJ.-ATpeal from Judgment
OF city Court No. appeals from judgments ~ district
courts Ns. -, p. 31 So 9. lC. Is. 10 80 ~
supreme Court Special Tcrm-lart l-Before Russell
J.-hoton calendar called al II a.
supreme Court-Spccial Tcrm-Iart II-Bcfors Mac
Lean. Court opens at 1880 NIX -parte matters.
supreme Clurt-Spetisl Term-Iarts ILL., lN. y VI.
VII and NlIl-Adjourncd for She
supreme Ccnrt-Irial Term-Pdrt ll-I{efore Freedman
J.-i'TefeFred Nos. s9s8 9l77. 74.si Cleai.
SUPREME Court-Tra Term-Part III-Before Glider
sleeve. Nos. sO1. 24d3. 2sl3. Clear
supreme Ccurr-1ria TerIn-part Before sc.igWck.
J.(auses 10 be from Part III for trial. clear.
supreme c0urt-Trial Term Part NAdJourned for the
term
Supreme Court-Tral Terrn-rart VI-Before Girgerch,
J. auses 70 Dee from Part III for trial Clear
supreme COuu-Iral Term-lart NIl-l3efOre DLgro.
NO 80 27y5. 2'25 clear.
supreme CoUrt--Tria Tern-Psrs VIII. IX and XII
Adjourned for the
Supreme Cour1-Trial Ternl-I-art X-I3efore Book
staVer Causes 10 be Sent from Part VII for trial
Clear
SUR gates Court Trial Tcrm--Before Arnold $40.
l-0S. win II Catharine HOuck al = N.
SrrroSate's Court -Chambers-Isforc Fitzgerald, $
Motion calendar called 1890 h. wills for probate
Mary Mott Margarctha Kiene. Charles Wise. sarah J.
PRISON. William Quinn. Clara Bendhein- James +.
Mueller J. Perry kcinIfon 1890 a. N. John Haus
John H. WOlters. William X. Hargravcs at
city Court General Term-lIefore Van Wyck &. j.;
FItzsimons anu Schuohmann. JJ.-Appea.s from judg-
menfs: Nos .. 9. : ; o. II. H. 49, 10 II. 10 ~ 81.
- - % 26 q, -. 30 81 80 3S. "a &c
city CDurt-Special Tefm-Heforc Conlan. Court
opens ar 10 a. m. Motions at 10 a m.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-29
4 NEDAL FOR WOMEN.

The T.avinia Carleton Hoblitzell" is the name OF
the medal that has been founded by Miss Lavinia
IL Dempsey OF this city. one Of the officers Of the
Ladies' international Association. TO be awarded TO
the member in any part of tho world for the best
thesis international law, as ii affects women.
Miss Dempsey Is earnestly interested in the eleva-
ton OF the status OF women, and she believes that
the most direct means OF Immediately accomplish
ing the Ladies' International Associations cduca-
tional work is establish in France and England,
with the United States, law class for the members
Of the examination Women of any nationality
may compete. but the design Of the medal is Amer
lean and has been intrusted Tiffany e Co.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-29
sTEAMSHrP AND CARGO SEIZED.
THE GAI.ILEO ATTEMPTS TO LAND ITS
LOAD WITHOUT A PROPER PERMIT

Tho first seizure Il Is said of a steamship In the
nor, az New-York for violation Of a customs law
which proyldes for conflscation has been made Inc
.,eamship GalIleo. from Pernambuco. Brazil was
taken possession OF In the name OF the HoVcrh-
mont. together with It's cargo Of 1900 bags OF
coffee under Section No. 2S72 Of the Revised
Statutes which prescribes that no vessel from a
foreign port shall land It's cargo without permit
from the Collector of the Port
Tho Calico. which flies the British nag ana II
commanded by Captain Bralshtwaite was con
signed to Busk Jevons. and arrived on SATURDAY
last. tied up at Martins Stores. Pier No 4. Brook
lyn.
Under the act OF June 1894. the Collector has the
privilege Of issuing 10 boarding officers preliminary
entries. A captain. In such case swears Oh
board TO the correctness OF his invoice.
A preliminary permit for tho Calico was OBJ
,ained AT the Custom House before the arrival OF
the vessel by the Custom-House broker, {. IT,
Hanks Hanks should have taken the permit 10
the Barge Of.ice and given II TO the boardins OH.
Ger who TO visit the Calico. lnsseau ~, ~ 80
4. 20 The ship. where II was presented 10 lnoHlas
NJ Ross an lnspc tor Of the Surveyors stan. VINO
had been placed on the ship with ano'her IN, IN,
g. Tho captain began TO discharge cargo. ROSS
ordered him 20 stop. The captain ACCORDING TO TO
Guv the port captain Of the line 10 which the
Calico belongs. for Instructions Guy told him TO 10
10 mind Ross who did not know his business. I,
Ross laid the matter before Colonel Duuley +.
Phelps Deputy Collector IN charge OF me Iaw
division OF the Custom-House. VINO ordered 'he
seizure Of the ship and cargo . 800.
The law provides that the ship and cargo may
be confiscated. the captain debarred from holding
an Office OF public trust for four years. with
publication 10 that effect in the newspapers iS'
three weeks and. in addition. that he may be SUB
III is hordiv nrohabe that the ship and cargo will
be conAscated. A ine is likely to be imposed
New-York tribune., 1896-09-29
OTHER MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

Buffalo sept S-Cate-Receps for the last 81 hours.
"a head tosl week thus iar. 1880 head for the
same time week 5us2 mead consigned through, lip
head tu York liza head sale. 1920 head Mar.
Net 0uenel dull. l5c zoe lower for all but i
handy butchers stock and smoohs fat and hciter
stock 'iosed du FOR heavy cattle at fully 25c de
loads held Choice steers 81 J.tn
~, fair medium. 81 !NnS4 3D. good choice West
er st,crs 81 S5aS Is good ai heers. 81 Il asa 3D. COM
mon light far 81 t0S3 20 old To prime fat 81 10
as 30. good sausage bulls. 81 loqS2 s. good
good lots Stockers s3as3 20 feeders 81 30
f-i calves 5DGSi 20 late sales best 81 35uS3 80.
f.v tpnSI Hogs Receipts for the last - hours.
IL $50 head total for far ~ $40 head. for the
sam. time ltsf week 90 S, head; consigned through.
go head. York l2l,0 head sale. 1900 head.
Market opened fairly active bat "a loc lower light
grades closed Workers. good weights. 90 600
s3 -. urht d. 55a<3 IN. pigs. 81 55as3 CO. mixed
pactrs 81 i5d - ~ mediums So 45n 81 80. roughs 81
ava stays S2aS2 81 late sales ~ prkers 81 Is all
IA Srrrp and lambs Receipts FOR he last q hours,
,,o head total thus far. 2Ddi0 head Tor the
.an. tu, Ia: week H. head. consigned through go
h.,I. I'd NV York .Oo head sale. 1000 head.
Ma Ne nrenci fairly active and shade higher
GRADES others steady 81 sed hrm all sold Choice best
NAIVE lambs 81 5n$4 ~. fair good Stusi 90; cul
ami common 81 250S3 ~ mixed sheep. good choice.
s, 10 - So common fair 81 i0uS3. culs comm N.
sl - - ycarngs. good 20 choice 81 15g<i No
iron stock Yards chicago. Sept. 2s.cattle Receipts.
% head. market and Toe lower. common to extra
s,era 81 $3.50 stockes and feeders s. 6ogs3 80
nnl bulls iOQs3 To- calves 3nS6 10. Texans 50 i04SS
Western rangers. 81 1858 Co. Hogs Receipts. 5000
New-York tribune., 1896-09-29
LONDON WOOL SALES.

London Sept 2s.--Messrs John Hoare Co. Messrs II
JrgeI & c. and Messrs Thomas d CCoh conducted Tie
sl.s Z wool to-day The offerings Aggregated 1892
tales - miscellaneous character Ihcre was GOOD a.
tendance reserved. trosshreGs
eagerly sought by the home trate. generally IN 4
parity with July prices cape cf Good HoIe and Natal
nOCis good demand. espe' 'ialy snow whites,
Thich realized the prices ruling A. hc lose o. me last
previous seriex hundred ,i.es of gis-y conDn-
,h!ey Victorian ard South Australia WI - were trans
shipped from America were all comp t'l ioi al dfc
OF 20 Following are the sales IN detail ani the prices
obtained ,.,,e,o.
and pieces eiUis Ia greasy 4Nozd co locks ana
800 bales scoured l0fqls "a do locks ana
pieces 5.dais ID; greasy e<gs'ad. Do locks ana
Vici9r,a 1900 tacs. secured e4dQs ~ do locks and
pieces Ss3is ID. greasy 54Vlod' 20 locks and pieces
south Australia. 100 bales: secured locks and pieces
.O5zd1ls: greasy SS<gs%d. ,
Tssmenis 800 bales secured. 9das 90 locks .,l and
pieces ~ IJd: greasy So ATSd do locks and pieces 5
New-zealsnd 4 zoo bales secured 7iGls ga 90 locke
and pieces O4dQls Id; greasy. 5'zGSd n locks ana
Cape II Good Hope aud Natal 1900 ~ occurred 7'sd
Gis 2l.a; greasy 44q7a
New-York tribune., 1896-09-29
Ex.SEcRE7ARr or TIE L. A. ". ARRESTED.

J Murray Aaron. cX-sccrctary of the League OF
American Wheelmer. and also a trick rider or note
was hned s IN Yorkville Police Court yesterday
morning on d charge of scorchne on the Boule-
ward sunday He is the son of DR.. Aaron Of No
s. rifth-avc. Bicycle Policeman Jones. who ar
rested Aaron. said that ne was riding al the
limited speed. and Immediately placed him under
arrest When arraisnod in court yesterday morning
Aaron told Magistrate Deuel. that he was an actor
connected with the Rice Comedy Company. lie sald
he was in a hurry TO reach rehearsal ana that ne
pushed his wheel little faster than the law
allowed him 10 do. He said his father was out OF
town. and. as he had no money with him. ne was
rod nm
New-York tribune., 1896-09-29
no REPLY From Mr.. CRANE.

Chief Conlin yesterday gave copies OF let
ter which he sent to stephen Crane the novelist,
in regard to the arrest Of Dora Clark. for whom
Mr Crane testified when she was arragned
charge Of soliciting. Mr.. Crane alleged that Po-
liceman Becker. who made the arrest had not
been justified i'm MS action. The Chief asked Mr.
Crane to call at his Office and make a statement
about the case. but far the novelist has made
no
New-York tribune., 1896-09-29
CHARGED WITH FORGERY.

Lawrence X. BlackmOie. the Newly ork manager
Of the Craig II Reynolds Foundry Company, of
Dayton Ohio whose Office is at No. l0l Beckman-
ST. was arrested yesterday charge OF forgery
in the third degree. The complainant was Harrie
Reynolds Of the foundry AT Dayton, who came 70
this city for the purpose He alleges that Black
more rendered false accounts Of his disbursements
to the company The amount alleged to have been
misapprOpriai ed is 300. The accused man was
committed 10 the lc1,bs by Judge Fitzgerald in
Part |, General Sessions
New-York tribune., 1896-09-29
THE STiJE or TRADE.

Ialtim9re SEPT; 2smFlour gaie, and firm Western
81 5 straight 81 GQS3 % sales I5o bhls W1es, my ny
settled and higher spot and September. So 1qg,sc Crt@
bush; sales 32OoO bush. southern by ample G9a7o.c,
grade 67170c corn quiet; spot and september 27i.a
25.a25l.c stock i3iG527 bush ssles 700 basp
steady; No 2 white 2ia25c: No = mixed 2la22c. stock
96o4i bush. Isye firm: No 2 nearo y ,nac. No
mohy. si2 5Cd$l3 Grain freghts steady. steam to
Liverpool bush a. Novernb-r Cork ~ oriers per
Eggs quiet. I4isc Sugar steady rranuatei o.
Boston, Sept - Flour Demand quiet AMI prices very
straqhts. 50 @5asS s. wnier patents >aaSi ~ s,rxS,s
Sc 1898 90 Cornmea!. 62aGic bag. 81 3jnSl 10 a
sSamer n sis oats Tm To Clipped 27a2 , fancy
higher: No ? white. 2GzG27c. now oats. 24N26c MI
So 75 Winter bras SO io@s ddnss SO q<is "a
cottonseed meal. $50 JOGS2o a. PORK quiet backs ssH
si0assIi2s' sIs' si Lara s. Bacon s7a yeal qle, sSSss
Fresh beef steers Gasic. hnds. ylli2c, fares. 3pjc
creamery lGqI7c Western ijaGc other dairy llnl2,.
Imitation and ladies'. l0ai2c. Lambs qulef. Gasc. NUT
Eastern choice lsc: Western ldal7c. Michigan. II -
81 2oasi So marrow peas 81 ioasi p small pea g. IS
mediums 81 15Gs1 20 Poultry steady. Western turkey.
iced chickens iiailizc DO fowls Haze i've fowls 81
iOc do chickens. 9d1oc. Potatoes seliy Hehrons 3la
York Doc: sweets, slNSi % Peaches Michigan. sia$ -
a bush Grapes in liberal supply sal for ponies l4f
Si7 new hay sISasI7. Rye Sl6 5oasl7 Leather
lrm hemlock sole non-acid lr.ts "a ands Il
Buffalo sept 2s.-spring wheat steady, closed i.'
higher for spot winter wheat Sosed - hg5er. C,n
Sased da M No 2 ye?% % 2fg him N HS 90 ye I ~ c
corn ?5c in s9re oats eqsrd & s,T0ns un'asns, "a
Chicago Sept 2s-The leading futures ranged FOL