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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-06
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS..
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS

The liquidation Of the foreign short interest evil
IDENTIFY has not been completed. else there were more
sales of phantom wheat on Wednesday and Thursday
than had been supposed by the average trader At
any rate. the Hutchinson crowd In Chicago yesterday
renewed its purchases, and prices advanced. dragging
the New York market after them. Although the trans
actions in the options M TO about 20OOOOOO
bushels, there no unusual excitement. and the
gains made, while large, accomplished In an Or
Derby manner The opening IA cent higher, but
prices eased Off 12d34 cent, recovering I'm sympathy
with renewed strength at the west. aud ending under
realiZaiions 7ea1 cent below top nOtches. The mar
Ect closed firm the reaction. but up 3 l203 "a
cents a. follows October. ~ II: November, ~ 10 ;
December 81 l77-s: January. ~ Is IS February.
al 10 "a May ~ u. cash wheat was advanced
1874 cents, but shippers Withdrew from the market
and the general business dull Corn on the spot
rose cent, but the demand from exporters con
tnued. nearly 10000 bushels being taken for export
The options fairly active. recording sales of
nearly 1000 900 bushels but they raised i'm sympathy
with wheat The close was steady ~ net gains OF
"a for October. at 81 Ii for November. at J3 IL
and December at So 3D. and - cent for January. at
40 IA oats were duh. but stronger The OPP
lions closed 3-5 cent higher. al 30 Is for October
81 Is for November, aud - Is cents for December
Free selling Of the nearby lard options caused II weak
here and November fell fourteen points 10 - a.
and December 10 a 30, the latter options scoring
gains The trading Of 10 significance.
The receipts of -four and grain reported Yesterday n
New York. baltimore, Philadelphia and Boston were
follows Wheat. i5.j1S bushels. corn. 9-.J15
bushels; oats Ia $50 bushels; total grain $50 OO6
bushels flour. 47.;I37 packages NJ Chicago. Miwau
kce and 81. Louis the arrivals Wheat. 1O5325
bushels: corn 353O05 bushels oats. 344 Dos bushels.
total grain. s9o 9ol bushels flour 81 AZ barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-06

S1e6.o00 for completing the Improvement and drcag
ing Of the St Clair Flats ship canal Referred to the
Committee OF the Whole.
An adjournment from today until Monday was
agreed 10.
THE NICARAGUA CANAL BILL UP IN THE HOUSE
Washington, Oct. tspeciaD.-For some time past
the friends In the House OF the Maritime Canal Com
pany of Nicaragua have made strenuous efforts 10
pass the bill giving to the company charter
There has always been some opposition tc IL, now
ever mainly from the Democrats. Early this ailer
noon another attempt made 10 bring up the bil,
but II was objected TO by a number OF Democrats
Later on Chairman Barnum and "PhiP Thompson
of Kentucky, appeared on tht floor and engaged IN
earnest conversation with a number Of Democrats who
were known TO be hostile TO the BILL SIN later
another effort was made to bring up the bill Tor ais
CUSTOM Much TO the establishment OF everybody
present the Democratic directors were silent. apa IL
looked almost as II the bill would be taken up An
objection, however, recorded, this time by MI
Fuller, OF Iowa.
Mr.. Fuller Is reported as saying tonight mat his
objection based upon the ground that he had
heard that 800 900 had been promised the Democratic
National Committee as = contribution 10 lts campaign
fund, In the bill was passed az TINS session Oh
Congress and that Barnum and Thompson had been
the floor of the House to-day for the purpose OF
quoting Democratic directors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-06
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET,

Lvrnroo- Oct $3.50 o. m-Becf-In fair demand.
pork-In fair demand Hams-fn demand. bacon
In fair demand Cheese-In good demand. TallowIn fair
demand. spirits OF Turpen;ine-In good
33s R0sih-In fair demand. Lard-SpOt and futures
n poor demand urine western, srot steady AZ SIS
Ocinber steady 53s Cd November. steady
do December STEADY 52s 3D. Whcat-In poor demand
new No Winter steedy ut Is IL I'D; No Spring
steady rs IL I'D. FlourIn good demand. Corn-Spo AMI
demand mixed Western spot seeaay Is
lOt 10 october dali - 0i do. November dun
81 December. dull at Is 9d Hops at London-New
York state-In good demand.
LONDON 5Calcuiia linsecd. Ais Id per quarter;
lnseed cake SO LIS 5daG l5s los
for poarizug 1s Cd Cuba
refining sprits OF turpenIne SIS I'D
ANTWERP. Oct o. petroleuin-Pino pale American 20
confines paid and 30 francs 10 centnes sellers
ANTWERP. Oct 6-Wicoxs lard closed at l2s francs U
centiuies per loo kilos.
BngMEx Oct 5.-Petroeum, marks Is pfenniga
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-06

There were no transactions in State issues. OF
city bank stocks, Mechanics sold 800 at 100 l-2,
Merchants 900 at l40, and Metropolitan Il 0O) at
10.
The dealings in railway bonds presented no
special feature The tone generally was
firm. Erie second Is sold down 20
l0l IA Chesapeake and Chic certificates
for currency Gs continued in demand AT 80 and
for the IS at 10 J-ea10. New-iork, Chicago and
St Louis As were higher nj 81 3-In9i 5-s.
Reference is made to our full report of bond
sales.
In unlisted securities dealt in at the Stock
Exchange, Cotton Seed Oil certificates continued
to attract unusual attention. they sold f2S, 00Ol
at AZ Lads, and closed at 45 7-ea46, against
a. 3-s last evening. Chicago Gas also was
largely dealt in, 10000 shares Sc Hing at 35 la
SO 3-4a35 3-s, against 30 IA last evening
Toledo. Ann Arbor and North Michigan sold
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-06
AN IyCEyDIARY BURNS A BARN.

J. II. Riker, who lives the Bowery Bay Road,
Astoria discovered that his large barn was In flames
yesterday morning The barn and Its contents were
completely consumed horse, wagon and a
large quantity Of hay and feed destroyed. Mr..
Riker estimates his loss at about al 800, only par
TALLY covered by insurance. The general opinion Is
that the fire was the work Of an incendiary. The
dwelling house and adjoining property was saved by
the earnest efforts of the french.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-06
WOOL Markets.

PnrLADrLrnA. Oct 5The wool market 10 quiet price,
are steady. ohio. Pennsylvania West Virginia Xx
and above 1d32c Y 30 30c. Medium "a 93oe coarse
33dHc Newlork Michigan. Indiana and Western. noe
OF and Xxx 2602sc medium. 80 dS4c; coarse 80 $50
Wosbei Gambling and deaine-Fine washed deaine and
M. J203ic medium. washed. comsng and deaine IS .
SIC coarse washed combing and delanr S4Q35c Canas
washed eomDng 81 32ci tub washed ehose 81 03sc; fair
"a GS5c coarse 30 a3jc Medium upwashed combng and
delane. 2IG2Sc do. 25d21c. Bright unwashed
clothing. fine or ana Xxx. 2O02lci medium. 26927c;
coarse. 2OQ2Ic. dark unwashed clothing II lsc
medium, lTd22c 20 23c Eastern oregon. nue,
looltc medium l30iSc 2Uc Valley oregon.
me. l9Q2Oc; medium 25 q zoe coarse 22d25c. Sew.
Mexican and Colorado huo. l7alec medium. Ia sts",
coarse carpet wooD. l2alic
Boston Oct 5-There has been COOL demand Tor domes
IN foreign wool there has been sales OF $4,000 ponnd max
pounds The market stronger under the influence OF
higher markets abroad and the continued steady
here Fine WISHED heeces active and nrs with ONO
amt Pennsy lyanna selling Soc Xxx at $40 Xxx and
above ~ and No ar "a e35c Michigan IVES urmly
held and sold AZ 21]02sc and $50 fer No Cembns and
desne selections now In small supply and with
tive inquiry saies OF No. Combne being 50 $50
ONO fine dcanc at "a et5c MICHIGAN nne deiane At SOD
Sic and unsecured at "a 027c Territory woods 10
steady demand with cnOc. MontAna selling 23asJc and
other grades In the range OF S0l9s quality Texas
AMI Oregon woods quiet In california spring wool
TAR business has been done with choice nne al
Zoe and other sales down l30 i6c Michigan
unwasr understandable eeoes 10
d2oc Pulled woods remain steady. Foreign quiet
but nrm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-06
HAVANA MARKET
HAVANA Oct. 5.-spansh gold. 239 % 0239sa Exchange
mi Snga

ST. LOUIS 5.-Flour firm and higher In sympathy
with the advance IN whoa At % 40 eS 60 Family 50 80
Family s. 1905 90. Patents So 75Qj g. Whoat-Cash
higher but quiet optsns higher excited No Rcd cash
81 ia. bid October 81 81 closing 81 2 = bid December
81 1891 lo's closing ~ i0a. May 81 lial 10. closing
81 H. Corn higher and IN demand az advance; No :
Red cash 4Oc October 80 9?a''c closing 39hc Novem-
Der ~ closing 80 asked "a soc closing sac
January 33adsc. closing 33tc; May SO 80 &C closing
36c. oats higher No q cash 22'. &c May % ta9-c
227sc bid November % sc bid Rye-No At 5Sc
nay duli Prairie :! 0oae 90; Prime Timothy sl2 so
steady Refined - 5Oe5 O5 soft - 70 Butter qniet
but steady; Creamery lsayOci Dairy l5al1c Egg hrm
a demands l5c COrnneal - l0dZ II.
wh.key sfeav at 81 Ia Provisions steady and hrm
Pork sl6 25G50. Lard-Prime Steam nomnaly $40 So
Dry-salt Meats boxed-shouiers at ~ So Long Clears
OF 81 80. Clear RIBS az 81 60. short Clear - 500
SO Bac0p beXed-Shoulders at 50 -. Long Clears
at $40 10 Clear Ribs al SO 10. short Clears at
s7ia sll Boa Is so. ReceDts-Four 1000 bbs
Wheat IA 900 bush. Corn $4,000 Dusl oats $4,000 bush
RYE 1000 BUSH Barley $4,000 BUSH No shipments to-
day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-06
OPENING OF A SCHOOL OF PEDAGOGY.

The School Of Pedagogy was opened Thursday at the
University OF the City OF New.York. Between and
two hundred teachers from New York Brooklyn, Jersey
City and Newark were present Addresses were made
by Vice-Chanceor MacCracken. Dr.. N. NJ Butler. Of
the College for the Training OF Teachers; DIR. i. d.
schimer OF the public schools Of NewYork City, and
Dr. Jerome Allen professor of pedagogy. Great interest
felt IN the OF the school, aud number OF the
most experience teachers In NcwYofk and the neghbornS
cities have enrolled themselves members The first
lecture Of the school will be Socrates at IL q. m to-
day. in the chapel OF the University of the City Of New
York All are invited 10 attend
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-06

ccman Dennis Harrington had been arrested ana hcin Ia
~ 900 bonds good behavior On tho complaint o' MS
wife, Annie Harrington who accused him OF beating her
in a brutal manner. Superintendent Murray was Ill
reced to make charges against Harrington, the com
missioners probably being OF the opinion that man
who would beat his wife was not safe man 10 DC
~ a club
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-06
WERE TIE noATs WORTH 50 Mucuq

The of the schooner Ballard have had papers
served upon them by the Navy Department, which
claims 81 600 damages for the loss of three boats OF
the training shr Portsmouth, about year ago. The
Portsmouth from Newport bound for Norfolk, Va,
and the Ballard bound TO Boston. As the Cow
eminent is the plaintiff, It will have 10 prove that
the captain Of the Portsmouth took every precauton
TO himself that Long Island Sound was compal-
atively clear of craft, and wide enough for United
States vessel of war to attempt to pass any other
craft in without danger TO life and property: also
that the three boats were of the value claimed. IL
is admitted on the part Of the defendant that the
Ballard into the Portsmouth, but they claim that
the boats were old ones, that two of them formerly
belonged 10 the nnnessee and The other 10 the Bear.
and under the system of appraisal of the last three
years. Of goods 10 be sold at auction the boats
not worth more than ten per cent Of the amount
claimed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-06
LOOKING FOR MISSING TREASURER

Fall River, Mass, Oct. 5.-Experts at work
today on the books Of the Stafford Mills and the
Beatiic Zinc Company, of which concerns Albert T.
Boswerth, who recently fed from the city, was
treasurer The books of the zinc company, except
those which missing and supposed to be in
the inner safe being examined by experts in
Boston. At meeting Of the zinc cOmpany's d.
recton last night, John Beattc, IT., was chosen
treasurer pro tenn. BoswOrth's friends i'll
clined TO the belief that he has committed suicide.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-06
THE COURT OF APPEALS.

Albany, Oct 5.-In the Court OF ApDeals TODAY the
following argued
No 19-Edgar T. Bracket, administrator, respondent
agt. Chester Griswod, appellant.
NO 27-Jessc A. Red1ed appellant, agt Charles It.
Iedleld and others. executors, respondents.
Following Is the day calendar for october 8:
Nos 20. 49, az, 40. 40, 81, 80 and 50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-06
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM TIE FIELD AND RANGE OF PhiOf's
The news from the petroleum country yesterday
was bcarlsh In character, the developments OF somo
OF the recent Bakerstown wells upsettlng the pre-
vous calculations Of observers and indicating an OK
tension Of supply In that locality which had not
previously been looked for. There are othcr weiiS
near the sand in different directions which are also
fesrcd a. contributors to the new supply of oil
These were the influences that turned the current
of values downward in the crude marker yeslci'iias
and led TO free selling by the west INC op,,,n5
lone was caused early by the advices from me pa
kcrstown district There were frequent drops peiow
90 cents but almost frequent rallies 10 thdt
figure and the fluctuations developed tradlng OF
considerable magnitude. In the last hour pioos moio
good buying appeared, but II was ho s'ivic.
to stay the general disposition 10 s se Of the gues
touched couple of weeks ago, and YET me h. gen
eral trade IS to-day far more nervous ana Dearish
than IL was when oil broke to 80 cents. Inc ait,
tude of the trade rests, too, more upon specua'ive
considerations than upon reasoning over the leIn
There a wide margin for increase IN production De
fore there can be any stoppage Ia inc Iennclon OF
stocks and the drill Is active at season when con
sumption attains its max mum. Producers hhow MS
and they also know whether their figures OF ne
public with In the winter and spring OF lSoIss ere
correct. and yet some of them are dsbelevers In tho
TO discourage public interest The usual bear element
is as usual, iubant at the prospect Of the refining
interests possibly obtaining cheap crude IL Womb
be fashionable 10 join in the skepticsm ana hest
tation which prevail now among operators respect
Ing the future Of the crude speculation, ana pefhaps
change the commercial outlook But the process which
the market IS now undergoing Is me passing OF OH
from weak hands to strong and tho cncouragement
OF the sale of phantom certificates and antlcpaiea
production. The market closed weak IN aPps,apanc s
hut &c was the less at the mercy OF Dull
power which exert itself when disposed to do So
The range OF prices and the total dealings were
as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-06

Refined oil was unchanged al Z 10 cents per gal
lon Abel test, at New-York, Philadelphia and Balti-
OH. CITY Penn. oct 5.National Transit certiioates
orenel az q5L: highest O5 lowest g3o closed. 93is
saes 1851 900 barrels clearances 96oOOO barrels
charters barrels shipments. 1888 barrels; runs
30, $50 barrels
PIr1sBuRa PENN 5.-Petroenm irregular fairly &C.
fvs National Transit opened 9tTs closed at
03ia: highest 95a lowest. 1884,
BRADFORD Penn. Oct 5-Nationai Transit Certihcates
opened g5ii closed 93a highest 30 >; lowest 1885,
cearances. 1880 bbls.
TIrusvILrE. Penn. Oct 5Nationa Transit Certihcates
opened al So highest 95i lowest, 933 closed, 1872
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-06
,r-nnprAN FINANCIAL MARKET.

LONDON. Oct. 5.4 mconsols. 96 IL l6 for money ano
OF l6 for the accounts United States per cent bonds
li0. Atlantic and Western first mortgage Trustees
Cericates Az second MORTGAGE So Canadian Pa
ctdc 5ss Erie 3OS second cOnsols, 1887 Mexican
ordinary 4g7s: ST. Paul common 6as NewYork Central
1929: Pennsylvania. 57l Reading. 2lS;
Money is . a per cent
Spanish As 13A
Rar silver IL quoted at 43 81. per ounce.
The rate discount in the MARKET Tor Doth sno'
and three months bills is 4 sD4 y per cent
OF bulllOn into the BANK OF England Oh
balance TODAY IS $4,000. .a,
quote . cent rentes AT o. francs %
tho account
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-06

CAN HE BE TRUSTED With CLUBf
Captain O'Connor. Of the East Eighfy-eghth Street
SQUAD yesterday reported the Police Hoard that Po
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-06

SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE
CH aRLgsroS. oct 5.-Turpentl tine nrm al 400
SAVANNAH Oct rurpentine nrm at 400 bid llo Nskol
WILMINGTON. Oct o-rurpenttns nrm Ut A0c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-06

INSURANCE ON THE LIFE OF MURDERED MAN.
A suit has been brought in the Brooklyn City Court
By Peter and Catharlne G.. Goldenkirch, 10 recover
$1,000 on a policy of insurance the life OF Nicholas
Goldenkiich, their son, in the United States Mutual
Accident Association. Nicholas GoldenAirch was shot
dead by Charles II. Green at the latfer's home In
Rcdncy-st lie had secretly been married TO Green's
sister, and when he visited her while she was SICK
her brother objected to bis entering the house.
Finally, he met him the evening Of March &c.
1888, in the hallway. and after quarrel shot him.
Green is awaiting trial for murder in the Raymond
Street Jail The policy provides that the company
shall be liable for injury death resulting from or
caused either directly in part by duelng or fighting.
wrestling riot, intentional injuries Inflicted
by the insured person any other person
1t is up in defence that Gcdenkirchs death was
due to intentional injury inflicted by Green The
trial IS down for next week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-06

'ii 100, st 1T Fl, Georgia Pacific second eonsols
s2s,OoO) at 74i-2 and incomes ,sss,oOo) a.
interest certificates Isl 1000 at 79as0, Itichmond
and AJlcgnany second receipts l$23,000l at
~ 3-ta2s. Western Union IS lsl 5000 at
90 1-2, and Mt. Desert Land uOo) st
Money ruled at 2 1-2a3 per cent for the bulk
NJ rho business. some making up OF bank balances
was done at 4a4 liz per cent, but at the close
the offerings were free at pei cen'
The CLEARING House statement to-day was as
follows: Tycianges sI3i ,15s; balances
The Sub Treasury to-day was debtor at tho
Clearing House ss39,475. The business OF the
Sub-Ireasuy for the week enced ,o snman, m
sfa.sl4.4 36: leaving the general balance 40
isos25'042 against s1s6625,997 September
5s showing an apparent gain OF s2SsSo4o;
But dcducting from the receip's III
afert only It's accounts with The General
bapI,s Is 1899. o55 And this result includes
the naympnt of s2, O40,4i5 for purchaser DohdS
cmrtbern end Western Sub Treasures. Io-days
operations covered: Receipts 81, 2s2, 90 pay
ments 90 CT O60: with balances OF 81 ~, &c. 773
coin and 81 6, 601 269 currency
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.
Tho United States Treasurer At Washington re-
ceivcd to-day 81 900 National bank moves iof
redemption. .-oe o,o ond .ho In
ternal revenue receipts were 1895, 654
To-dav's Washington Treasury statement Of
cash on hand and deposits in bank compares WIFI
the figures of the last previous statement as foi-
lows: o- n,co,.,.o.
No, cold on hd $685. 5ss
Net Silver on nd 40,193,0o7 39452'Sio Dec. 'iZ''
S on Sand tenders 4o7ss427 4ocse57 Dec $3.50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-06
BEDELL TO BE EXAMINED Mex WEEK
JUDGE o'BRIEN DECIDES THAT 1T is PROPER FOR
HIM TO TESTIFY AS WITNESS.

. BRIEN DECIDES THAI IL 10 ThOTIsn iNh
HIM TO TESTIFY AS WITNESS.
For the purpose of having 1t settled whether James
E. Bedcll the maker of forged mortgages, should be
examined as a witness before trial in the suit begun
by his former employers shipman, Barlow, Larocque
Choate against the Bank Of the State OF New YORK. 10
recover 100000 Bedells checks with forged IN
dorsemenfs for which amount were passed as good
by the bank, he was taken before Justice O'Brien
in the Supreme Court Chambers yesterday, on writ
of nsbeas corpus. He was attended by his bro'hsr'
Charles T. Bedcll, and Deputy Sheriff Frank smith
The various banks interested In The proceeding, by
reason of having handled the paper, were represented
by counsel. William Alien Butler and Adrian Joline
appeared for the Bank Of the state Of Ncw-lorK I,
william H. IIildreth for the Broadway Bank; stephen
p Nash and Maston Nichols for the Phoenix Bank;
and John L. Cadwalader for the Continental Bank
The plaintiffs were represented by Elihu Root Inc
examination of Bedell opposed by Mr. Butler
because the order In the case was originally OBJ
tanned IN suit begun on September -, which was
discontinued and new suit begun. He said the pa
pers I'm the new suit had not been served until
Thursday Mr. Butler added that there was no
reason to believe that Bedell was In such bad
state of health that his examination should be thus
hurriedly taken before the trial There was no med
Ical testimony show that he was in special danger
Of dying
Mr.. Root maintained that II was important that
the examination should go on at once, as II by
death in any other way he was prevented from
giving his testimony, the plaintiffs would lose $780,
900 and In regard TO the two suits he eX-
planned that the first one had been brought 10 re-
cover about S1sOOOO and had been discontinued
after another check for $4,000 was discovered,
and new action had been brought 10 recover Sl9o,-
OOO
The Judge held that in such a case the eXamina-
ton of the witness before trial was proper Bedell
was sworn and the examination was set down for
Thursday. II will take place In the Office OF snip
man, Barlow, LarOcque a Choatc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-06

Actual cash IN
Trcas'y vaults
outst,ndg >,-n oos
ccrtlncaes...- S2769l5o5I fZl tSoy1o INC
Deposits in bks $3.50. l9S oZIfo,oos Dec <oo,o'e
Net cash bal,ns 1929 oOi e5 1922 $50 Dec s93sos
The foreign exchanges were fairly active for
to-rnorrow's mail and firm at revised quotations
for business as follows: Bankers bl1s, 81 "a ana
81 IS IA for long and short sterling respectively;
3 90 "a and $50 for francs % 7-s and % l.?
for rcichmarlxs: 40 IA and 40 for guilders.
In London, British consols ruled about steady
and closed at 90 1871 and 81 1s respectively for
money and account. The Bank OF England gained
f193OOO bullion balance Ia the open
market for discount Of bankers bills money was
easier at 4 1-4ai 3-8 per cent. American railways
ruled lower were quoted dull and closed with
small recOveries. At Paris. French 3 per cents
declined to $3.50 and closed at 1882 l-2.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-06

eight months...... s7,5 332 sI9225 $50 81 32sG27
IMPORTS OF DRY GOODS AT NEw-YORK.
,,oro, ~ tho mort 80 AIS ss4 50 as4i 100 soOooi Isl
Thrown on MARKET. 2117,376 2f90275 2o2s,594
Entered az the port 500 22 22s s9s4i5949 so2
Thrown on market. 90, 645s49 80 255029 1Ol162o4a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-06
ELLIS AND RESOLUTIONS IN TIE HOUSE.

Washington, Oct. 5-ln the House today Mr..
Rurnss of Missouri offered a concurrent resolution.
which was agreed to- for the appointment Of select
toint committee Of three Senators and three Repre-
sentatves to investigate thoroughly the work and
The contracts Of the Washington Aqueduct Tunnel
Mr. Cstchings Of Mississippi, from the Commiuee
N Rivers and Hsrbors reported the bill, spFropr1atng