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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-09

Park Commissioner Wales said yesterday that he
had nothing to do with the lease of Mount St. VIM
cent in Central Park, to Columbus Ryan. The
lease was made In the year before Mr. wales became
PARK Commissioner He had been told that Mr..
RYAN had satisfaction piece signed by Controller
Andrew II. Green for the city's claim against nun.
This information came from perons who said they
had seen the paper. Charles f. MacLean had the
original lease to Ryan, having GOT it from the de-
partment records at a time when the lease OF the
High Bridge Hotel was under consideration, and
having refused TO give II up.
Mr. Wales said that ne had been misrcpresented
in regard TO the question of removing the menagerie
He was opposed 10 the city having anything to DO
with geological collection. 1t should be private
enterprise and should not be in Central Park at
all. He would not vote for the appropriations OF q
cent for removing the menagerie to the proposed
site by the North Meadow He was not in favor of
it. All be had done was TO point out that II the
nagerie should be removed. the site by the North
Meadow was the only place IN the Park where IL
could he pat. He thought much injustice had been
done him III criticisms on Park management lie
was always striving to the best results for
the pal ks and the people.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-09

LIVERPOOL. oct. 81 40 .. m.-C0tton- Mid fling
Unlanis 55led do. orleans 6d- sales 5000 0aies IN
cndtne 2OO0 speculation AMI exports receipts 595O
bsics including $3.50 bales American. Futures planes
oy Midding october delivery Jsf. also %
also seed; October and November delivery. 3es4d
also 6eoe4 do November and December de'Tsry 0'e4;
aiso sd 55ssd. December ana ennary ce-
nyerv 5-sed. 5bs54d also joszd do. January ana
Eenrnary delivery good; also Gss4d do February and
March delivery sd sgd also I'd do Marcn and April
delivery 8ze4d do May and june delivery osd Futures
steady. - . NJ -. ~, 81 Ia. ..o,,,o q am
American
LWEaPooI. oct $500 o n--COtton-Futures-U Dlands
rnv Niidling clause October November delivery,
hsI@,l. DO DeesmO anl January, 5Toefd 49,
GALVESTON. Oct s.-Cotton hrn; MidhnnS iu'Iec.'
oT Midbpg Sbsc.: GOOd Ordinary, 9sc. ns5 recelDgs
TO- 6O7 bales gloss 1887 bales expors coistwse i6Go
baies. sales. Loo bales stock. 1850 bales -
NEw.ORLEANs oct Section nrmer atiding losiec :
Low Mdhug. l0iIsci Go9i Ordinary gec nso e e,s
h,3 bales cOatwise 1899 bales sales 1900 bales last
evening 75O bales: stock. l0l 1B9 bales
eShVaSxAa OCT. S-,oitOn hrm; MhdliEg. l0lsc.i Low
widanng &c. Good Ordinary 9c.; net receipts, Job
0ross cJasLwlse, 34Of bales:
sales 4OOO last evening l4OO bales STOCK 647s3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-09
CLOSING PRICES or PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
Rs,or,st ~ IoISI DAVIS Co.. II PIL-g
MONDAY, Oct. s-P. VI.

MONDAY, Oct. s-P. VI
The stock speculation to-day developed no new
features. What there was of 1t was confined I'D
narrower limits than has been the case before Tor
several years. The turn OF the market, which was
for the better largely rested upon "A supposed ne
cessity Tor the buying of Northern Pacific preferred
stock By "insders" 80 that at the voting
on the question of tho authorizing of the
issue of the proposed S20,0O0000 second
MORTGAGE bonds they may hold that power
However, moments reflection given to the
sulieet-the condition OF the companys
finances and necessltes-will convince any
one that 10 genuine holder of the preferred
stock at the time will refuse HIS proxy or vote for
the authorization of the proposed new loan. What
ever may occur If the proposed new loan Is sue
cesslully negotiated, there is no question that
failure to authorize the loan or failure to negotl
ate it means immediate bankruptcy to the COM
pany: no stakeholder, be he an " inside" or an
outsider will jeOpardize his personal interest Dy
voting in favor OF bankruptcy The success OF the
loan after it is authorized is another matter and all
that is said about its having been taken should be
received with many grains of salt. The general
market opened better than saturdays closing fig
ures. a sharp decline followed, and then frequent
fluctuations With few EXCEPTIONS prices closed
at the best of the day. As matter of course. fol-
having the strenuous efforts that have been made to
charge the whole of the late decline to the demorai
zatlop of the Northern Pacific stocks, an improve
ment in them was responded to 10y general closing
Nh of Short account, in the general list aud
consequent advance in prices. But 1t Is worthy OF
notice that the Northern PActcs and their kindred
stocks show better advances than the general list.
The market ended with prices close up to tho best
OF the day, but IL did not close strong.
Government bonds were quiet and steady at I'M
chan qed quotations as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-09

State bonds were neglected. The bids for the
Arkansas IL to the railroads. except for the Central
Railroad issue were advanced to IS, and the offers
to sell at 90 were withdrawn. There were no trans
actions in city bank stocks.
Irreplarity marked the course Of prices for rail-
road bonds, and that on comparatively small
business The West Shore and Buffalo 5s continued
70 be active and closed with "a advance at 75sl and
New-York. Chicago and St Louis first Us were firm
at 00a,. Erie second consos were is slower at o4's
and Canada Southern first 81 were Is easier at 30
Central of New-Jersey consols were dull and steady
at 1l2as01l2ia aud American Dock and Improve
mept 5s sold at 9Oi2. Chesapeake aud Ohio hrsts
series B were up IL at 95os. aud Currency Us were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-09
COIrRT CALENDARS-OCTOBER

SUPREME CoURr-CHAMBERs- Before Barrett. J.-Nos
10 - 30 A. Al l02 l23 lSi 1919 ld2, oil 80 2% 2i0
24l, 242 21. 2i5. 2i6, 2ji, 2Gl, 2Gt. 2Gs 269 III
SUPREME COURT GENERAL IERM-Befoe DAVIS p. J -
H. Us I79 $50 iSO 49, 49, 5S. 1871, 1888 ls4 1886 49,
SUPREME CouRT-srKcIAL TsRM-Before Van Worst. j.
Nos 1l2 l67 1873 q 527 49, ls O. ~ SiS 25, 25i
269' 271 III $40. 272 278 IA. 255. 276.
SUPREME COURT-CIRCUIT-P PART I.-BefOre DnnOhne. j..
Mo- IA o. 749 1913 III ll2l 7G 1t0 IN. 20SO 9i9
ISL 1900 $50 907 $50 905 l22 1907, l20s 1903 1910
1911 l2l2 1918 l2lI 1918 1915. 1914 1913 1913, 1920
1921, 1922, 1878. 1928. lz2p, 1927. 1923 1880.
SUPREME COURT-CIRCUIr-PAR IL Before LarremOrc.
Nos 9ls. 1927 20 1900 1879 593. 1920 eS2 1914
1902, 1913. l2O4 l2O5. 1908.
SUPREME COURT CIRCuTT-PART IIL-BcfoIe Lawrence J.
Nos 474 1851 1896 1887 J0 20S4 1855 Sl4 1855, Dol,
A73 S63 S6l, 1879, l6J9 1880 6iS $780, 1885, 1892 G5S
SUpEaIoa CONVERSATIONAL TERN Before O'Gorman. J..
Nos j3 1884 81 81, 90 81 81 81 o. 49, 5S 90 o. So
SUPERIOR CoURT-TRIAL TERM-PART I.Before Sc lgwek,
c. J-Nos. 565 59! 573 547 53l. 592 5S2 j39 sos 57O
SOC 5l4, 1856 d., 3i7.
SY7 81 D. 800. 404.
si-PFROR coURT-TmAL TERN PART UT.-Beiore TTuax
J.-Nos 954, lO+5 1856, 1851, 1862 1910 1913 1870
1O7S 1851, 1885. 10s7.
C9MMox PLEAs-~rEcIAL TERsl-Before Van Brunt. j..
COMMON PLEAS TRIAL TERa-PARr I.-Before DAILY. c. j.
Gustave,OD agL hc.Fty
Nos SOL 562 49, GA. 500, $50. Jl3 jl9 57s J2o 49l
A54 SO 80 > 525. 524 $50. 53S 534. J35.
COMMON PLEAs-rRiAL iRRM-PARr IlI.-Bei0Fe Daly j.
nc $50 81; G55 6S3 76i $50 G02 6a7 ZOO 7O 7Cs
iii 7I2 7Ol 7O4 7l9 III 10. IA SIS. GIL COL 7g1;
SIIRgOs COUKTBefore Rollins. estate OF William
4. Duty, and Nos. 3, 4, ., z. g. 10, H. ii, 10, IT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-09
THE TICKETS ~ ONO AND IOWA.

THREE PARTIES IN EACH sTATE-sTATE OFFICERS
AND LEGISLATURES TO BE ELECTED.
Two States-0hio and Iowa-will hold gen
erl elections to-day. In Ohio State officers members of
tie Legislature aud county officers viii be elected
and three proposed amendments the state Consttu
ZION will be voted upon. The Legislature will elect
q United States Senator to succeed George II. Pen
dleton (Deml whose term expires i'll March. 1855.
The last Legislature was Republican by 1orty-sx
majority on JOINT ballot The two proposed
amendments to the Constitution relate TO the
judiciary and the liquor question The first gives the
Legislature authority the number Of Supreme
Court Judges and establishes Circuit Courts in place OF
District Courts Concerning the liquor traffic there are
two propositions reading follows: a. "fbe General
Assembly shall regulate the traffic IN Intoxicating
liquors provide against evils resulting there
from; and it's power to levy taxes or assessments
thereon il limited by any provision OF this Constiiu-
ton" CO. The manufacture OF aud the traffic in in
toxcstng liquors to be used beverage are forever
prohoited and the General Assembly snail provide ny
law of this provision" Each voter
Will vote in favor OF of the two propositions Tue
State Tickets in the field are as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-09
THE COURTS.
ALAWYER SUING FOR HIS FEES.

|. Newton Williams began suit against
Henry II. Hertz in the Court OF Common Pleas few
days ago TO counsel fees. He alleged that on
November % 1892 he was retained counsel by Jessie
" n. Sleight IN suit against Ellsworth III. Denslow OF
DenslOw, Eaton Hertz, bankers and brokers' to re-
damages tor breach of promise and seduction In
December Felix Jellenik went to the plaintiffs office and
himself attorney for Henry H. Hertz aud
saiG that Denslow had retained him as counsel but at
the time that Hertz had instructed him to settle
the MI Densow averred that he knew nothing OF
this Mr.. Williams declared that agreement was
made himself and Mr. Hertz. to the effect that
the latter would settle the case and Williams accord
ngy did not proceed Hertz he said agreed 10 pay 20
case condition certain letters which had passed
between Mr. DenslOw and Jessie 5clgh should he sur
rendered Mr.. Williams, his fees were not palu,
brought suit for $3.50. The case went against the am
tiff by default yesterday Re moved that 1t be re-
opened Judge Van Brunt granted the notion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-09
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per NORTH Riuer, Vessels and Railroads
NEw-YoaK. Monday. Oct 8. 1893
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
Nrw-Yoak. Monday. Oct. s. 1

ASHEs-Unchangsd and quiet ..
COFFEE-spot io higher quiet at the advances or
binary cargoes fair lie good, ii l2c prime Zc ii "a
good SANTOS l10li Lee total stock In s hands az al Ont
States ports TO bags including 81 % Dlgs TO opt
need M TO points with large business; shorts GOV.
freely private dispatches from iio were yea
favoa holders Sales % $50 bags No NJ yGJJO LOT
October SIS 10 for Novem0er 80 90 LOT peee99e5
for January. 900 for February; eIodSOD
for March 9IO Tor NAY a95 99 tor July closing as
follows; October. 9.25d935 November 9n2dsIV; pecem
her Vlp9O5. January $685. February. 3990os March
9d9O5; April. 99al0; Asy June An IN ood
Cucai I2g124c sales 1900 MarAel0o and go saw
anilla private terms. -. -. -.
COTToS-Spot lisc highe for new but qule az me
advance; OLD slsG &c higher SAFES sol Oaes 4V sausy
evening" all for Consumption Delivered on e0ntrSc
800 bales. Receipts al tho ports to-day f9ZOu Dsass'
against 1858 tins day at week and 49jlo last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-09
CLOSING PRICES or OILJFORyII STOCKS
sAs FaAScIsco. Monday. OCT. g 1893
Bullion valued at $4,000 Va. received in this

Bullion valued at $4,000 was received in this
city yesterday from the mIpes
Standard Consolidated official report Tor week
ending September 30 shows: Ore extracted and
shipped TO mills, l.0jl tonS bullion shipped $685..
233 ID East crnsscHt. 200 level Is 56J feet long
South drift No > 1000 level, is 325 feet long and
up 30 feet where the vein is also feet wide. West
cr0sscut from north drift 700 level is 4S5 feet long
and still ~ hard ground. Main north iIfi - in
325 feet, SOutn drift from west Gro -scut M. l.
800 level is III 315 eet; VEN 2l2 feet wide North
drift No. Is "a feet long. Upraise from south
drift uD III feet, AMI shows feetOf vein. North
upraise Is 100 feer nigh; VEIN feet wide. North
drift north uprlise $50 level, Is ~ feet lolg;
VEN feet wide. South DRIFT from north upraloe -
in 40 feet, where the vein is feet wide.
Father de SDet superintendent report for ten
DAYS ending September 30 shows: Ore extracted
from first level. 900 tons: nd level 900 TONS;
third level, Sl5 tons. Orc mi!led. 2.70D tons
Golden Gate eass cr0sscut thigd level, IS 50 ieet.
aud Golden Gale south bender, second level. IS IN 80
feet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-09
RACING AT LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, Oct. S.-The first race to-day,
selling race. weter weights, for ali ages lle miles
was won by Lutte Fogle Bonnie Bird second silyio
third French pools paid - 80.
The second race, for two-yearolds. half.nile dash
oy The Admiral, Zimora second and Billy GIL
more third: Time, 49i2 French pools pad sl4 TO-
lne tird race Tor bree-y eaFOGs have rot won
prior 10 August l, uiie heats, by Iong Kncnr
Woolly Douglas won the first heat In I4f4 and
Knight took toe second aud third heats IN laija ana
1:554 French pools paid So 90
Ihefoufth race, dasa OF mile ana two furloags was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-09
REPUBLICAN, CHANCES IN ULSTER.

KINGSTON, n. Y, Oct. SIT is announced
by the friends OF Thomas E. Benedict Democratic AS
semblyman from the IIId Ulster District, that he will
not accept a denomination this fall. The district Is
Democratic but. with Mr. Benedict out OF the field, Re-
publican pros poets are likely 10 be enhanced.
IN the I'D District ID. NJ. swift is said TO be seeking
a reorganization. but if the Republicans nomin ate the
right maa the district can reclaimed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-09
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON. oct s.-l2:9O m.-Atlantic and Great West
trnstees' certificates. 49ls; Enc 81
NewYoTk Central. lis 9 Illinois Central 1884 Pcnnsyi
Railroad 81 .; Readng 26 Mexican Ordinary lo4'
1921.
LoNnoy Och S.-2:30 D. m-Parts adyices quote three
II 30 confines for the account
exchange London Al 25 fr4ncs 26ae enUms' Tor
checks
LONDON ost s-4:oo p m.-Atllntic and Great Vest
trustees certiucaes. 90 3. uO seouu
mortgage 49,. Erie 81 New York Central, lSA Illinois
Central, 1929 Pennsylvania Railroad 81 II MEXICAN 1rn
nary 77L New. Ior1 ontario ana WESTERN 2Z0G 81 fau
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-09
SUPREME COURT OF THE UNI

WASHINGTON, Oct. S.-The Supreme Court
of the United States convened to-day. but without
transactng any business OF consequence adjourned
until tomorrow. All of the Justices were present
Those cases which rules TO show were return
able to-day will before the Court tomorrow with
the exception of No q original pare in the matter OF
the Canada Southern Railway Company. which Will
probably be settled without further litigation. The con-
rOversy this relates to the terms upon when the
railway company shall b. allowed to use the lnierha-
tonsl Bridge the Niagara River.
Tue lega~tender case OF Jnlard against Grecnfnan,
which No. on tho Docket will not be argued at
present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-09
KELLOGG DESTROYS TO HAVE A TRIAL.

WASHINGTON, Oct. SIN the Criminal Court,
this morning. Nathaniel Wilson. of counsel for ex>sena-
tor Kellogg asked that the trial of the Kellogg star
Route case be set for bearing at an eary day. The
Court said that other pressing for trial and
be did think the Kellogg case could be tried
before the second Monday IN December.
The against Thomas j. Brady was postponed
until MnuQaN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-09
COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, Oc,. SIN the Court of Appeals to-
day the following business was transacted:
No 222 Tho East River Light Company as- John J.
Miller and others. Argued.
No 223. Mara Iice agi Henry w. Mann. Argued.
The following the day calendar Tor Tuesday 2l1,
1874, 224, 229, Oh, 800 23i 237
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-09
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, OCTOBER g. 1889

II higher at 4s4. Ohio Central frsts rose from SO
10 7O068 and Ohio Southern frsts sold at 1893.
East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia incomes were
- better at 29le Rochester and Pittsburg incomes
were down to A. st. Paul and Omaha consols de-
clined a to 100. Denver, Rio Grande and Western
frsts were of u at 7O1o Texas and Pacific incomes
declined from 521a to 81, and frsts Rio Grande d.
VISION after decline OF 80 to 1858, recovered to TO-
Northern Pacific frsts were steady at 1O3 and New
Orleans and Pacific frsts were per cent lower at
84A
The Sub-Treasury to-day gained on balance $780,
slS made ND by a coin gain of S308.17o, less
currency loss of $146357. The days transactions
covered: Receipts 81, 62S, 242: payments Sl,4oS'
424; currency balance. $6,7S4,627; coin balance,
$1140S5.354 The money market for call loans at
the Stock Exchange approximately easy
loans were made at 2l2D1l2 per cent, and finally
were offered at 1 per cent. The domestic exchanges
on New-York were unchanged from the last printed
quotations. .
The Clearing House statement to-day was as fol-
lows Exchanges, $l65. 125,269; balances, S4,ooo,-
27f
The United States Treasury at Washington to-day
ton. The customs receipts were $685. 727, and the
internal revenue receipts 1871. 253.
The foreign exchanges continue to be dull, but
tency toward higher rates We still hear of scarcity
of commercial bills, while the Custom House 10
turns show that more OF them are making than
there were a year ago The quotations should read,
instead of scarcity of commercial bills. they are
in demand from bankers who have sold these bills
in advance We quote for business: Bank
ers' bills. 81 slsa and 81 84lt for long and
short sterling respectively; OLA and 5.21as for
francs; 04li and 947s for relchmarks; 1884 and
40 for 0uilders.
In London British consols were steady At
100 15-16. for money and ls higher at 10l SIG
for account. United States bonds les unchanged
at 1873 and the a. were up ls at 1888. American
railways opened lower than SATURDAYS figures ana
after that irregular; some made partial rec9yenes
and Others maze further declines At Paris, Freucn
3per cents were better at 1850.
The gross earnings of the following railroads are
reported:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-09

..ted over Joseph IL Cooper the regular Democratic
candidate. 80 49,
NEWTON Oct Sat the Sussex County Democratic
Convention held here to-day william Il Ross was re-
u,,uased for member Of Assembly, aud Gabriel B.
nnnnins Was renominated for surrogate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-09

saic, 600 hhds. cntruss. 7ss 30 SsSS Porto kis,,
rather weak Cut Loaf. 8sc cvssbsl Se, cubea SIS
c cS sss ,ss sss.Ssss "a
7sesl&e4 White Extra SCI 1856; Extra c" 7sn7hcl
sTEAE n,s.. AID s..r C,y g'sses s'' sses'
TALLOw-FrnT hsla and IN fssr demand Prime cty
quoted iiisc.s sales 10000 .. 1ii,sc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-09

CoNsEQUENcEs!-Fir st Country Doctor:
"Coulo Won come u place. Brown. tomorrow morn
ngi"-Second di:to IAN right, Old man. What is
itl"-First Country Doctor: well, rge had case Of
.en1ocsr1tis, which Pye successfully treated with
.convsIsria mqialis' and want ycur help with the
most .nortem' ~ Punch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-09

RACING AT JEROME PARK TO-DAY.

Three of the FIVE races at Jerome Park to-
day have larger fields than usual al that course
Eo!e's performance with 1870 pounds IN the third race
viii be looked for with interest Following are the
entries:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-09
AnnIrIoNAL LIVE STOCK Markets.

RrpFAI0 oct S.-Cdtle-R sceipts tOlay 2, 100 mead:
,ota Tor week 5000 for tne lt Seok 47O0
through l3S good Export denann
"a - so GoJd 10 Choice do - ~
"a "a Good shippers ABOUT S. 80. -,
ShseuteceipLs today 200 head total Tor week una,
far a 500 head for the same time Last week soo1 het
through demand active ana prices
have advanced per cwt salesEair 10 Good western
"a y5 % 81 u.s. Lambs at - rs 20 IS. - a.,
TO-DAY 1900 heai 9;a tor wek tnas ~.
% b0O neat tor w5.k 17OnO head fccepts
c1Sned through ga cars market steady with good 10
md Sales-Good 10 Choice Workers 80 509s1 AZ Com
mon u Fair 50 7O9s5 20 Good Medium 50 3oUso 40 Choioo
HEAVY - 80 $50 %; Pigs 81 6O9s4 20.
EAST LIBgRIY Pcnn.. Oct s-Catue-Ieoeipis for me
d.v ana consigned through nonei local market fa Win
about o OF ooo 49,, .,o.r phus
denas 70 409s5 so Torkers 50 2OG$o so "r4'seis - ~
Receips for the day $500; market firm at former
Pnme 81 5Oga4 90 Fair So % Gs3 75 Common
S2aS230
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-09

CLOSING PRICES or BOSTON STOCKS
BOSTON. Monday, Oct. s, 1888.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-09

Fancy the horror of dear respectable Mrs..
RainsOoIaa wEo rather GIFTED, she
a handful the wall Of the nerringDorouga Harbour
with the words "nmagk Anna MARIA IN large letters.
II was only close inspection that discovered 1t
was auciion6ors adycr isenent OF tao Forthcoming
OF tue lshIn gboat smack called the Anna Maria
"slll," she said 10 Laylnia, "t startling,
dear anyone vino doesat happen 10 DO nauticaL'--
Punch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-09
MR.. WxLEs on PARK MATTERS.

won by Mstie Rapture. Belle OF the Highlands SECOND
and Efle II. third Time. 2;loS French pools Psis
$50 DO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-09

n,,ryor, oct s-Wneat weak No. l White Fail cash
al 30 October 81 1926 November 81 n44 Dece@1er
a. oaia. Ma. do. 81 isc. No. ked winter ~ Vot
Na !, Red, 81 O6l4 Coi1-No at Die oatsINo 2,
soc No White a, 3iac. Receipts. O2Ooo bush; SNIP
menus 100 bush
MILWAUKEE oct s.-Fiour dull Wheat unsettled ana ana
love- AT sJi2 cash 91s4c November We Na
~ u i've othing doing sare' In fair demand No.
81 % FxtfA at II ~ Provisions lover ness
SO 30 cash and October sll 10 JannarE HAZE e
sea I - "a 50AFi 80. Butter sieany O eamrry 80
Zoo Dsiry 2OS22c Cheese In ar dem4m' Ha ~
DooD. ,ttdd:c.,rt. Elour $4,000 bbs WbeaL ZlOuo
ay risr s ,OO push. shpnsnt3Flour, l0'V'o bDias
Wheat 1000 bLsh; Barley. 25.uOu busA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-09

Includins 53l5 Greenback 2O2 Prohibition and scat
tering votes Including 1851 Greenback $50 ProAlO
1873 scattering votes tlnciudg 900 GleenDdck
2lO6 Prohibition ana g American votes llnciudns 8a
treenbac. and Prohibition votes enclutlng 9Ol9
Greenh2ck las Prohi and 80 scattering votes In
Guiding 1907 GreenDack 1855 Prohibition and e American
Ia iowa State officers, members of the Legislature
Congressman ill vacancy caused by the death OF
Marsena E. Cults (lSep and county officers Will be
elected The new Legislature willele United States
Senator to succeed william b. Allison tRep) whose term
will expire iuMarch 1885. Tie Republican and Demo-
cratic state tickets gwen below. the Greenback
party also has state ticket, exCOngressman james B.
Weaver being the candidate for Governor.
Republican, Democratic
rOr GorernOr J.. q. n
SUpregae Judd Joseph q. Isaac s. Hayes
~, 81 Schools .sJOhn w. Akers Edgar Il. Falr
(oa0ress, VIth Dtsf... EdH ad Ii. stiles John Cook
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-09
TIE PETROLEUM MARkET.
NEW. YORK. Oct s.

The only news from the oil regions of i'm
portance to-day the that tho new Howe
well No. 10, after opening witha production OF lao
barrels the first hour and 637 for the first hoarS
mad declined TO fourteen barrels hour. Tue weekly
report Of the BaIItown district shows production OF
CABS from orynine wells while nine wells are
being drilled aud twelve rigs building There were
six more wells torpedoed last week. aud one new Que
came H. but with all this the In production Is
1889 barrels.
The petroleum market developed actual weakness to-
day The dealings large but prices with only the
ordinary fuctuatlons declined cenGs from saturdays
fins figures The close weak az about the lowest
prices Of the day.
The range OF prices and the total dealings here were
m fuIioWs: