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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-20
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

- New York Thursday, sept l9-BLEVES-Reeeige.
Weekawken. and Il carloads at Jeney city, Of which
put on the st. Romans No trading in cattle Feeling
Ciiy dressed beef firm at 4ha6lac for Texas Colorado
and Range beef and 567e for ordinary choice native
Shipments TO-DAY 40 ga cattle on the Olympus BY Leh
a aqs % the former b. Morris AMI Inc Ga a,:er by By
as,mans Company 9S5 cattle the Mainar, and $50
The Colorado and Cambodia finally got Of yestsrisy aad
9 ne %tS sp Sy 81 as PS OF Ne"E0 and
MICH CoWs-No fresh arrivals. Feeling firm and
$50 head q Which 4o5 at coh
Mat ,vs az fully su9ns4 Ree' lives Sas'rs sod
fed mixed and westerns at si9si l2; and common tc
Dic:sei Calys} a a acc fS Drsssei Gra..ess
Bgte,mk, 1sllS of o G2anIy DrSed Fea and Ste
sales-D. Harrington ~ Grassers. 90 n average az
'$ =, p e $50 g. ID. &C. .,''s 10
at az q s. !" ycas' lao y. At S. 80 ." ~ - !"
she Con-" 70 western ST DO 1870 n At lc % d. 29o y at 90
DO 327 ~ At A. 20 do, 300 n. at 4isc; p veas 90
- Diuen6def : Dewey ii fed Calves 257 n. az &c.
w Wash. Kirby S CO. 10 Grassers 2ss p f25
Jellire. WRIGHT & Co. Butennllk Calves. 263 3
sherman MAN. Culver so lea tayc. from Burso. IS,
d. ~ e % BRS Ss US % Sf G ' s g.
dp AZ rs r. az e 30 10 f cd f i9D a. as at g.
p s. Rase 90 GrasseTs 2si IL. at - IS veaIs $50
!" SHEEP AND LANBs-Reccipt. - c9rloads Of siss
head-O carloads Jersey City and carloads az G0ths'
supply light and demand active, with All grades hr arc
~ choice stock there very lte IN the pens. ont
nary % prime Sheep sold 5jqS5 80 per 100 % inferior
10 prime Lambs az 80 2jGS7. ~
dressed Mutton firm AZ Sal0c FOR common 10 choice
carcasses and dressed Lambs ling &C 3Gll2c.
SaIee--Sheruan & Culver: 1853 Canada Lambs y h.
az 81 Der 100 u At Ohio do, GO ~ at s0 - ONO sHep
III n. at 50 so: IS Western 10. 30 =, at "a 90 80
judd T. Buckingham a stat Lambs. bs 10 az -
30 Pennsy do, 642 ~ no IS 50; 100 DO % d. &C
80 S7 state sheep. IS D. az "a 10 PennsylNaaid DO
j. n Pidcock: 12O PENNSYLVANIA Lambs, = p a.
sc IS: 172 Virginia dc, 60 D. a. 80 C=,2 IO9 49,
~ r. az "a 270 Territory do at IS p 81 do 100 n
a. ri 90 80 do % 10 At -; 10 do. So N, at - l2I
p. ;. Rase 106 Pennsylvania Lambs, 63 ID at 81 10
NJ Collins 90 Ohio Sheep ~ n at - 80.
J. T. Sa1ler Co.; 2lo Western Sheep, ssh TO- 81
Hume ( Mullen; 9 STATE Sheep, 81 n; at q; d.
ia n, az 81 50: 104 Pennsylvania Lambs. 90 ID -
80 GO; III State do Go d. at So 90 40 do SO d. at 90 21
10 E vi IT, fdeec: As Ohio Sheep rs u. at $50
19l Ohio Lambs 80 n, at SO 75 80
John J.. Haenbeck: 10 state Sheep, o. n. at 81; los
DiIlenback & Dewey: $50 Northern Canada Lambs
% Walsh Kirby Z Co.: 1877 state Lambs 65 II. az &C -.
HOGS-Rcceipts % carloads OF 3.7lS heaf-5 carloads
at Jersey City II carloads i0hst Scarcely any
thing sale. Feeling firm and common n prime hogs
arc ouotable at 81 50Ge5 State pigs would probaOy
bring 10 Co IS 80 and something choice s5 80
Jelfe, Wright & Co. sold late yesterday 10 State
Hogs 2l5 D. at 81 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-20

AIRY. 4e5c......D DRESSED HoGs-About i.c higher ri
fairly active City heavy TO l9ht. 5'sa7c; Pigs Tic.
LARD,optiohs made slight advance today snd
S SsS e sGrpo @ Ts.'f s sr
at q sc sales $50 ties 6.s2c October az 6sse.
sales 80 ties. 6.2Sa62ge; November closed az siS
bld salcs $50 tcs, G10c December closed Ola bI
sgIes 20? ReSned ContSeSi Quoted az ,,i
South America Tide. BUTTEH-A shade higher again
on fancy stock With goa deS r ana a light supply
Creamery pails, fancy 2J2a2ie; state ana Pennsyl.
GrSamery' fancy. 2e{sS2se Do prime; lss2is;
tubs. Choice 1890; 10 good: l5eI7c; Stat Dairy
Welsh tubs choice. lse1Oc; fair to prime, 1876:
prime ioei3c Western Dairy. choice i9d125e do good
f0a lie 10 fair DC Western factory. June nrkins iOS
I2c June tubs. 1OS1ke; Grsts 2giosc; seconds Sc
See; dairy and factory ,,oet thirds Cns,, !@S5ae
demand state factory, full cream eolored nne
9iseghc; do white, Tine gis@V+c, common p psDe.
common skins iSse Ohio dat sassc Tor hne F,;t:S
and Pennsyvania 20d2Osc Canodan 19 zoe FOR fancy
Western 1oi4G2oc for hne do f1F l7@lec do held, ia
sUGAR--Raw-In Hight demand. Fair refining $40
51se Centrifugal % test che Ree1ea fairy ae,v'
She Powdered, SIC GranuIstei. SIG Mould "a. SIZE
6Is97isc: 3D." Gsd6'oc; Yellow. 6ta63c. "
quoted At 5ac We, ca " GsS7e osomargahh 5 5s
TALLoW-sisady and moderately active. Prime
city quoted closing 4ssc: sales, 100000 n, 3a.c.
W0OIs-The market has undergone no change o. No.
lines, though n concessions were made more buslness
would result Holders appear 70 be resisting any further
decline. spring Texas is worth 1929; Xxx fleece, 30
3ii2c; pulled. 25a42c; spring California l7a25c; fHs
dela.ne, 3GG37c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-20
R1Ts oF LEGAL NEWS

Judgment for 81 900 damages and extra allowance
OF per cent was by default in the court yester-
day by order OF Judge Nehrbas in a suit brought by
Matilda Maeder to $500 for breach of promise
Of marriage from Jung, OF No pa East Eleventh
st.
Testimony will be taken Monday az 1920
n m in one OF the Common Pleas Courtrooms. in regard
to the application Charles Giblin who was convicted
of the murder Of Madeline GOetz. for a new trial
An Injunction was granted by Presiding Judge van
Bupt Of the Supreme Court yesterday, at the suit OF
James S. Mcouinen restraining the Real Estate EX-
change from selling interfering with the paintiPs
,ucon stand in the Exchange
Presiding Justice Van Brunt, of the supreme court
yesterday refused to sign order for the inspection OF
he County Jail at White Plains by committee OF the
Prison Association because reason for the inspection
was set forth in the petition The committee consists OF
william NJ. +. Round. John William Hutchinson anu
James MeKeen.
An attachment against the property in this state OF
Pedro de Bourbon Bourbon. the Duke dc Durcsi, OF
Spain was obtained by Samuel NJ. Roosevelt on sep
tember IL The claim which the suit arose having
been settled out Of court, Presiding Justice van Bfunt
Of the Supreme Court yesterday entered an oroef as
continuing the action Johnson Gallup & Hurry are the
attorneys for the plaintiff.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-20
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARAE1S.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.
The wheat market yesterday made further Slight
advances though the trading was far from being acuVe
Only about 1900 900 bushels were dealt in and a
considerable part OF that must be credited 70 local
operators. The foreign element were again on the bull
SIDE although their buying was moderate particularly
during the early hours The bears made hard fight
against the advance, but the continued strength In
foreign cables slightly improved export demand here
and news of freer export business, light arrivals and
low grading at Western points were 100 much loF
October opened at 81 "a and December at 81 Is
cents, advance Of Ia cent. Then followed SONG
liquidation By the longs, which caused decline me, OF
1q:s per cent but the later cables came IN bullsh
and a general advance followed. october ultimately
sold up to "a IS and December 81 IA cents hnal
figures being only shade OF these hg1eY. Mel
gains were recorded OF II cent on september al
- "a NJ ID cent on october at 81 81. December az
~ IA and Nav at 81 rs cents and Of Is cent on
November at 90 cents. January closed at 90 10
The cash market also hardened little, closing
1-4G12 cent better. There were 5GOOO bushels TAKEN
for export. .-,.,. ..u.,,,,,. ,to odyance on
wheat were weak on larger receipts and some rea!H,
ing BIZ bulls the West. feature when was
here There was special activity In the deaungS
and closing figures showed losses oi 10 ceht On cp
TENDER AZ II Ia, and October al Al - cents anu .,
- cent on November at Al 81 ana MAY a. a. -
cents December remained unchanged az - cents
on the spot corn was a shade lower anu ialriy
active about 10000 bushels being taken ior export
tcpber and MAY closing unchanged at go 3-s and
. "a cents pectvcy, tho others showing "Ss VI
IS cent as fonws: October at 90 Is, November al
20 3-s and December at 26 - cents Cash Oa'S
v,erc steady and moderately active.
Lard options were IRREGULAR ana le more G arye
and January gained points each at T6 20 and 80 To-
September remained unchanged AT &6 81 and DeceI,
her closed al e6 IL On the spot 80 uerces were so'
part for export 49, ...,, ,,ou,,o,.
The receipts Of grain and -four reported YESTERDAY
at Nrw-Yorh. baltimore, Plad 'lphla ana Boston Wci
as follows: wheat 2112s7 bushels; corn I3'.1 80
hushcl: oats I07.44O bushels: total grain DE-
bushels: -four, 33.9lS packages Al Cnleago' NIL
,ralkeo and st. Louis tho arrivals were heat loL,,
1Gi bushels: corn, 336 sos bushels: oats, 221.4OP
bushels total grain 74o4G5 bushels; Hour l"'lf
barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-20
COURT CALENDARS.

supreme ourt-Chambers-Before Van Brunt: r. j..
onnns az 30 a. m. Motion Calendar NOS "
IL Inclusive, called ut IL O'Clock. -, ..,..,
Suntrmc Court-GeneFal Tcrn-kecess eohuhued
Suoreme Court-Special Term-Pafts ana 1I'-Au'
iourned Tor the term . No.. ? " UT and ~
"s HinSyroGSte,s Court-Before Ransom S-Wih OF NJ L.
yillman 10 A. m For probate wills OF Margaret Loyie
srederiek Renschle, John McLaren. 10 a. IN e.. H.
Mare C. B. Moore (NO. D. Adam hesSC henry Mchnee
IoSSnh Ijllman john sallaek Louise HOhlch W. A. Hal
sea j NJ Meier 5. L. Northrup 10 80 a. m 49,.
SnDerior Court-Special Ternl-BefOre TruaNt J-tout
onens at 10 o'clock-MOuOns ~, A.,
Superior Court-Tral Term-Parts l. IL ana III'-Ao
iourned for the Co. W.. Do,r 7 Cor..
Common Pleas-Specia Term-BeIoie OSiS' ''-0o"'
orens al IL o'clock-Mouons. 49, - VI Aa,orr,sa
" Common Pleas-Tral Term-Parts l and lL-Adlournea
"Cty Court-Trlal Term-Part before NehI6saS Jo
short causes Nos 92l S9S, go, 95S 959 800 9Di s92
S$ oe Io s5s S99d 1912 1914 1914 leSo Isl 2 STS
sSSS, co. 1907. $3.50 1854 IDOL 1ooi 11oS
CITY Court-rris Term-Part II--Before Home 9 J
Short causes Nos SAB ops 2873 1888 927 9o2 502a
ioo5 1908 906 OIL S3GG s7S 956 %; 2S o 0 o5
1873 1895, SG2. 1880 2211, 0T, Iio' lO'o' ill.,
CITY GourtNTriaI Term-Part III-Adjourned for the
City court-TIia Term-Part Iv-Be'Ore McAdam' c.
CpTi Of Geneia sessons-Part I-Beore Gildersleeve
7 and Assistant Distrct-Atomey Davis-Nos to
ronTf Of General sessons-Part 1IBefore Cowing, j.
and Assistant Dstrict-Atorney Bedford-Nos TO L.
Inclusive. w.. IVY psfora pecorse,
snyth and Assistant Disrict-Atorney faFAe''-o' i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-20

Thursday, Sept. 19--p. m.

The late fictitious condition of the foreign eX-
CHANGES to-day only began 70 yield to the IN
ovitablc results Of the foreign movements oil
American products From an apparent iirmneSs,
which characterized the exchange market iast
wool, there suddenly, but not unexpectedly,
comes q decentralization in rates, marked by de-
cline from Yesterdays weakness OF fully II cent
for sterling Nothing has occurred during the
Iast typnty-four hours nor during the last week
to account for this sudden change except the
exhaustion Of manipulation. The foreign eA-
changes arc weak at quotations given below
The money market also has been subject to
manipulation TO the extent that some institutions
have considered it better to loan 100000 at Oh
51-2 per cent than 100000 at 4a4 II per
cent Every day there has been an excessive
supplv that could not be loaned at any rate, he.d
off the market during money exchange hours IN
homes that the necessities Of borrowers would
con,naI them 70 nav per cent before the closing
bours of the Stock Exchange The supply is
annie and ovcr-abundaut; it has been, and VIII
he only q question Of rates. The continual eN-
mansion OF s.. coo 600 legal money each month
through silver coinage, together with the eA'tor-
binary expansion OF the last J"o .yedis, @.uI
deducting gold exports, Is factor III liie sltul-
zion which forbids strngency IN money cNcept
through combinati ton OF Nat onal bank ana rusO
ccupInirS lcU their cash DaliNcc lie Iuic Idtu,
han accept the law of supply ana delnanu' We
shall carefully watch for the first indication Oh Il
conspiracy Of that character.
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.
Nothing occurred to-day to arouse the stock mar
zet from its comato>e condition. Inc lear OF
monetary disturbance seemed to be alEyeQ ana
uosSihlv the lack of a fresh announcement ny thc
burlington and North IT., VIII ch assumes 10 control
railroad rate, in the Northwest helped 10 ave 10
strength. The volume Of business was less thah
il was Yesterday, but the final variations couh ho1
well be smaller. Yesterday they were SHshJ ue-
cliucs: they were only larger advances Co-dlN.
The principal exception was rise OF per cent IN
Reading. for which there probably was No olhcr
than "A speculative reason The coal shareS' as d
group gained some hing from 1hls Vigorous demon
siration but the improvement was sllFhJ eN%pb
i'm spccia tiles like JerS Central and SusPuehahh'
and Western The Northern Pacific stocks were
weak, but il was not known until attcf lie Glooe
of business that the plan for relundlng the oOlga-
tions of the company had been modlned IN some
respects In the lust hour pnces lieu slnafuy
on rumors Of heavy bond purchases by the Treas
urv, and the disappointment that they were noo
verified made the closing dull If not weak
THE DAY IN TIE BOND MARKET.
The Treasury bought $1,000 Of les at
los "a, and S222.l10 Of per cents ~ l2o. y
small sale was made al the same pre- a. me
Stock Exchange, and the asking prices Tor the
per cents were raised agaia. The closing quo
tatiOnS were as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-20
The STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore. Sept. 1o.-Cotton quiet; mlddllng, 11'.a
Flour active and firm. Wheat-Southern hrm. bei.et
trades higher; fultz 75as7c ongbcrry. Tsas7c; No.
> SIC; steamer re; Western finn No. winter rsd.
SPOT and September 792c october, Soc December pc.
Corn-SOuthcrn quiet and steady white, 4la44cj yellow
lia45c; Western nm: mixed. spot september ana DC
ober 4OGfOLc; November 40ls a4O4c; year ana Janl-
any 39a 39ac. fairly active steady; Western WHIT:
0ja97 &c; do mixed, 23a24c. Lys Seiy
to choice timothy &ls24i3 So Provisions steady But
ser firm: Western packed, 10dlic; creamery, I5aZV,'
Eggs irregular; fresh. 1sc. Conee nominal fur Ig.S'
sugar steady A soft sac. Copper unchanged temeI.
1Cz iOl2c Freghts 70 Liverpool per steamer 9pe 9g'
lteady: grain. 5d5Ld; Cork for orders. As oda1s ~
ReeeptSFOur 1900 bbls; wheat, 600 bush s9tn.
- 900 bush oats 1900 bush; rye 0g0 9us1; snP
mrni.-Four 1900 bhls wheat $4,000 Dush &c az;
90 900 bush Substituted. 600 bush; corn 6SoOo
TnGalo Sept 19.-Whest-No. / hard quiet but nm:
saIes 600 bushels spot IN lots a. 81 loOOo Dus
= AZ S6l,c: 3 600 bushels No. Northetn - S21.
la No hard s93, Q95c 40. spring. eJc no - H.
va,ioG soc market nearly bare OF winter Wheas, NJ
car No red S3c track; 1000 Dusna a5c so
nd NJ re in store No. white CanofnS w 60
COM lower; sales. 1000 bushels No felloG ~ a;
600 bushels No do at 37c: II 600 busneLs 70
l37loc; II 600 bushels at 37c in sLofe. Hxed
,,, Grrn No white 25-c No 40. 24e ~, No
81 an track Rarley-NO movement lye nytS'' C,n,i
. 1Sr Flour quiet and weak. MlueeI qutc,,'s T7aur
Cseiybts fairly active and unchanged l'.- 40 hush
- oGo hills: wheat 80 900 bush corn -oVOV, "a o01
caaSaTH Authenticated $4,000 bush c3ttt w5e,t
6"sb railroad shpmcnts-tl0ur. 22VV' JUN
% o1n hush corn IS 900 bush oats. -lyV a. los.
CHICAGO Sept ls.-The leading futures Fango' d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-20
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Sept. 10 Observation-Disclosures for some
oon or other today possibly because called
big line wednesday night, heavy buyer OF wheat
The outside news better for holders than for long
time Cables were higher, London advancing 90 to 90
rer quarter Liverpool Id per GENITAL, Paris almost 70
,entfmes a barrel on -four The foreigners besides
advancing their own pces were buyers u cash wheat
here at St. Louis and at New-York. the business was
not large, only $4,000 bushels Oi spring Wheag Ues
Ia here hut IL was the first fof week or HlOe
cash wheat az ST. Louis advanced To 20 cents almost
cent over cash wheat here and giving the bus chance
10 pre1ct that the winter wheat would DC diverted lOm
his market 10 that The receipts here We're very small
onlv I6S cars and the estimates for Friday were sun
smaller only l25 The grading was as low a.
or There was only bear circumstance lhe small
WARTS DecembeD wheat opened AT 1872, sold between
79t and sOs and closed a. 79's cents C2rn VC'Liy
closed a under wednesday hi,th'' 'as
promised FOR the corn belt "Wednesday night was hot
81 there was only one price Gil 10. There IL
almost complete boycott among tho commission houses
.ans. an clidue everybody Tut Hutchinson refusing
16SSir orders On the curb December wheat sold al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-20
I11nuArnrS nr TIE BoARp on Es1IMATB.

ALLOWANCES BY THE BOARD OF ESTIMATE
The Board OF Estimate yesterday authorized ION
missioner Groy 10 construct the cross"aAs III r'Pa'
Inc The streets 81 such material as he may deem proper
The Controller was empowdercd TO issue ISL 72o % III
schoolhouse bonds for the purchase Of school sie
on the northwest corner Of Ninety thrd-st and Tenth
ave. in the Twelfth Ward. To the Commissioners OIL
the new Harlem River Bridge was allowed S24'loo
for the payment OF bills incurred. Their appiica-
ton for 81, 450 for establishing an electric hght
plant for supplying he bridge with light was STRICKEN
out Mayor Grant declaring that the company which
contracted 10 light the bridge pay for the plant
The sum OF Sl0 200 appropriated for the rent OF
building 10 Nav l. 1890. The application of Register
slevin for an additional $1,000 for recording expenses
was referred TO President Arnold OF the boafd OF
Aldermen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-20
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North River, Vessels and Railroads.
crNrpAr, MARKET REPORT.

coFFEr-spot grades Of Rio active ana vety i urn
on the basis Of 19e Tor iar eargce5 S~esI to SSoW
59 g and In better demand Sales 1850 bags Maseal
,riHoq terms: 900 mats Interior spot. -22e'
W Se nte ffSgUar ana spec ulaon was rather more
active Havre broke a4a1 r. early In me DAY onsnS
pren showed decline OF about points Su6se9usn ~
he loss was reganed and Iayre eose5o az bont and
sd,q te covering Of shorts" closing arm at tne e rcR
700 good second 500 exchange Rn afe6 sa,cs
0S9 bagsc total Stock $4,000 bags; Santos rSesiPs
10 coo bags receipts at Rio July 70 Sspp ooo bags
same time 1887 $50 coo bags receipts az Sa me iSss
Si7 90 bags same time 1887, 100000 bags S'A'' '
10 av II 40 bags. follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-20
HE WANTS TO MARRY HER, YET SHE SUES HIM

HE WANTS TO MARRY HER, YET SHE SUES HIM
Hester Gllcman was the plaintiff and the princi-
nal witness in a suit tried before Chief Justice
McAdam in the City Court yesterday, In which she
sought TO obtain 81 900 from Abraham Rafiel for
breach of promise of marriage. She is young
woman of prepossessng appearance. and was neatly
clad while the defendant, who is pedier' was IN
duspidated clothing and said he was in destitute
,rcur,s,ances Her story that they were brought
,ore,her by marriage brokers, and that he promised
70 marry her. but failed to keep his promise She
had 5000 and spent onehaf of it in preparing for
the wedding that never took place She had him
In rcply TO the questions of the Judge she SAID
she loved him and would marry him on I'M. me
not The defendant said he was willing 10 marry
spo'' h,,S baS no money with which TO support her
nan J,,dge refused to marry them, but discharged
hin from arrest and gave her judgment A"i @A00
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-20
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool, sept. 10 p m.-Cotton-The sales OF the
u1y rn,S,c- closed barely steady; Notwithstanding
ov miidlng clause September delivery 5OO4d buyers
senember aud october delivery O2B4d sersi OctoOer
M November delivery. 4S6ff sellers November and
December delivery 436id sellers; December aud January
dolverv 49Gld .eels January and February delivery.
S5o6sd sellers; February and March delivery. 42O4d
sellers; March and April delivery 4S-o4d Seefs hpi
and Nav delivery f4-G4d sellers ,,.- - q, =,
Galveston sept i9-Ooton ndn u1 ~ sc ~ hat So
,o rcepts SAT bales exports coastwlse 3SoS bales
salos $40 bales stock 3j.42O bales. 80
Norfolk sept i9.-Cott0n hTm; mldllng, lO'sci net
receipts, slG bales; receipts, $50 bales exports
roasvylse roo bales sales 4SS bales stock 2652 bales
~syannah sept l9-Cotton nrm midd!lns, lOhc low
md1.ng 0'sc not and gross receipts o'SoV Dates S'ea
$3.50 bales; stock. 45.49O bales ,,,,,-
Ncw.Orleans Sept l9-C9tton easy mtdd a.
net receipts O37 bales; receipts 4,So2 baIes
sales 1000 bales stock. 29.459 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-20

reserves "a IFS liabilities was raised from AZ 20 to
A2.52 per cent against decrease from 81 - ~
40 IL per cent in the same week last year, Wneh
its rate of discount was per cent; Iodaiy o1 t%
hank gained G6, 900 pounds bullion on Dliuhce
The weekly statement of the Bank OF france
shows decrease Of 3,75o,0OO francs gola ana ana
3 90 600 francs silver. At the London Stock
Exchange British consols rallied Ia, and closed
81 higher at % for money, and % Is Tor the
account Money was q tribe dearer III thc open
mnr;et and Tor bankers balances rates were
3 ia and 3 1-2 per cent Bar silver was quoted
Shares lost The advance of yesterday, and there
was little recovery Mt the close. AT Paris french
, per cents advanced 10 confines TO sou IL,
sight exchange on London being 25.2b Il francs
to the pound sterling i
The Ontario Silver Mining Company mas de-
clarcd the customary dividend-Sio,O0V-lOr
August. payable at the transfer agency OF MeSSrs.
Lounsbery IL Co.. Mills Building, on the 3Oth
instant. Transfers close 18th. Total dividends
10 date. Sl0400,O00 .,
The DAILY Mining Company announces IT'S usual
dividend -S37. 5O0-fOr August, payable by MessrS'
Lounsbery 4 Co. Mills Building. 3Oth instant
Transfers close 2lth. Total dividends to date
: 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-20
THE COURTS.
YET ENDED.

THE sCHIEFFELIN CASE NOT YET ENDED.
In the supplementary proceedings IN the suit in
which Z. j. Dennng & CO. obtained a Judgment for
nearly 81 900 against Bradhurs schefeln, his brother
Samuel b. Schefein, testified in the City Court yes
tcrday. He said that many years ago trust of
s25 900 was created for the benefit of Bradhurst
schiefelin's daughter Her father contributed $4,000
and his brothers $4,000 Aferward the mos"y was
withdrawn from the fund BTadhurst now had no
money or property and had no interest IN the whole
sale drug house of w. II. Schiefen & Co. The de-
fendant will again be examined on Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-20
BUYING LAND FOE 4 GERMAN SUMNER COLONY.

Members OF the LiederkaDz and Technical societies
under the name Of the Elk Park Association, have
purchased tract Of land containing 200 acres at the
foot OF Spruce Top IN the Casks. II is the inten-
ton Of the association 20 the land for German
summer colony. a number Of surveyors are engaged
at present in measuring the ground blocking out
roads, forests and building lots. In few days 10
Is expected that carpenters and masOn3 VIII be ~
work upon cottages and a large club house. which VII
be ft ornament 10 the park The members believe
that they VIII be able 10 pass the simmer pleas
sntly and cheaply In this way. Paul GOepel IS at
the head OF the undertaking. Tho technical arrange
ments carried on by August Kurth.