davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Morris tribune., 1889-04-24
WEDNESDAY, APRIL "a, 1889,

Those who are thoroughly selfish are
the first to impute selfish motives to
others,
Morris tribune., 1889-04-24

The oldest.and best Insur-
ance Companies represented
by L. H. Wellington.
Morris tribune., 1889-04-24
Season Of 1889!
Shire StalliOlS!
"GUARDSMAN."

No. (5O9O E. S. S. Book, No. 66s, A. s.
H. Assn. Foaled, 1884; bred by G..
Sharman, Spalding, Lincolnshire, En-
gland; sire, Honest Tom," I'LL
Guardsman" is a beautiful bay, with
extra good bone and we'll proportioned
for draft horse; stands 16 hands and 2
inches high, weighing, in moderate flesh
1900 lbs. AS he is from the noted Honest
Tom stock, it makes him one of the best
horses of his breed in the country,
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-15
THROUGH THE ICE.
iuuHG Gsss~s~",s. <o~tssy rsap.,
ned " hsis ,Ass.sa

luuug Gsss~s~",sL Se~t.sy t.av,e
s~a " ksis ,Ass,sR
~lSasr>upnrn kss-. r-h II -Ys.s.s.
day Afternoon . party cva.i,t.nx OF Grace
fhi.ips. .'sf-isashsss - jaixs lie: 500.
u Astsouv dsaxhtss % taiss.! 10. n
AnisonF. HARRY I~-s;s. ssn 81 n n
J-sst: ahi Ed~sn Pierce. .oa o. & a.
fescs .s't the high .c1o~i bssidiHx FOR
the purpose Of hsvins 81. hSasis
recreation sn statnx "a . pans
o. TIE farm % J q ~ go. Jr. ia,
rssl~- soash q fh- ossy. Jh-r ksI
so more than sn'~ssi spoa IN. o. Isy s.a,
q TIE ccrasos sst tsI hssiy s.s~Ast
'ss in.sd . of tie p<s! shes ts- ic. cave
and Ell four s~r. tsrv~s 800 tie
ssssr rasi- A.thonv s.d poz<ns Fssrc.
Immediately ssnS aEa u.,s dad i~a.
AID r'sos~s ss-n YpanS J.ssss sss
k.ss fh.ips ~ere r.scs~s. .zss SO, .nt.i
~sF. thnfuaGk'y cAiii~s ass ,sss,
Ter .pm- hesrs ssrs a~4,Asr~S ,s
tzi the lst-ss iafes sas.os 10 ,aaG .AsY A..
roo cot u dsas~s
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-15
the eiLl.

| PpOvsnso0s - The S0bssesoeo A1Spe00 y
| che Seaass fes tie 0soss nm - 00Oov~
Shs vssns ss Desses,"s Prov ssl@ssss q
- Var az the Rsbsal~a CoAss CSSsa1a
Cipeo0ssaae0A
| WASHINGTON, Feb. She Senaas yss.
eerday passed. n reported from the con.
mite on military Affairs, . sabstisu:s sof
the gea-raI bill recently passed BY tbs
HoIse removing the charge o: d-sertfca
IN certain cases. The substitute provides
that the charge o. d-se:t,oa shall be r..
! moves from the record % any voluat~ef
soldie: % the late var. when I, shall have
been proved In the satisfaction ~ the
Secretary o. War. that he served faith.
fully until the expiration % his term %
enlistment or until Nav I. ISL. having
previously served SIX months or mora
who failed By reason % sbsenee Nom his
command. % be mustered out and 60 -.
ecIye an honorable discharge. or Who vac
prevented from completing his term o:
enlistment by r-Asoa q. wounds or dis
ease.
The sabsri'u,. also provides sor the -.
noyai o. the charss n. G-s~st.on from
the record o, any volunteer or regular
soldier in cases where. after tee charge
"a. made. II. soldier r~tg-ne! voian-
tari,y u his command AMI served %, his
term. u. where hs was absc-, on account,
% wounds or diei from those sounds.
Tn. charge o. d-.~rsiou IL Ia be 70.
move! from the records .: thpse h en-
listed IL the navy or marine corps with.
on, obtaining discharges from the army.
Gh~re the re-enli>tmcIt VAS not Cor Inc
purpose o. securing bounty; provided.
49,, sA- .hl.,- frA,. 1920 yF{ nj an
seed four months. and that the soldier
served faithfully after re-cniis;m-ut.
ANY soldier who. after deseruon. haze
besn restored 20 daty oy . competent
commander Is no, 20 BE- deemed t. rest
under any disability il the prosecution os
any Claim Cor pension
The Acknowledgement IL to issue ~ any
soldier restored under sections ! and 3
o: this act q certificate q: discharge.
When tn. charge shall have been re-
moved, the heirs ~ the soldier are to re-
ceive the pay and bounty due him: pro-
vided 10 pay or bounty Is % be allowed
sor the period during which h. ~as abb
sen; from his command. or In cases whore
the soldier served less thar six months.
The.charc. % dcsertion il Ia be removed
from the records % soldiers who served
IN the Mexican war, where the soldier
served out the time ~ his enlistment or tor
six months or more and until July Z, 1865.
and left his command without receiving y
discharge. and where the soldier. after
the charge was entered, voluntarily re-
turned aat served out his time.
The conditions u. the act are not o. 10
construed So A. 10 relieve any soldier who
let his command from di>ancction or dis
70 -yaIe hardships ar Ia the pres
ence az the enemy. not being sick or
wounded, Or while under arrest or under
charges: or IN The case u: \ soldier %: The
wa who did not actually reach
n. seat % war. All applications Cor re-
under this act Are u be flcd withia
years after Jgly I. lsSa.
The Senate has asked ~ immediate son.
on the bill.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-15
THE N BEACH.
Irish stirred Cp-They ipsu,
His Allegation.

His Allegations.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Feb 9-iri.hm~n are
greatly stirred up over the statement.
ma & by Witness Beach before the Farn.li
Commission regarding An alleged meeting
with President sullivan Of the National
League in Nav. Is>3. J q. Donn.liy,
reg ster 81 probate OF this county. who 10
State executive OF the league. wa< asked
what he tSo1ght Of Beach's dis
closures. Il think" said Nj Donn..ly.
that II the rest Of his testimony b~
as reliable As that wherein h. mentions
Milwaukee he will strange himself In per.
jury before les finishes his tale. HIS nj
isget conversation wtn Alexander sulll-
van IN Milwaukee on the occasion ~ tn.
Egan-Suiivsu meeting In iNs3 Is sb-o-
iUteiy false. and many besides nyseil
can prove It's falsity. On the evening %
the meeting referred to Mr.. sullivan ar
rived here from Chicago on the eighth IN
train He was met AZ the DEPOT By . com
Of which ! WAS n memtsr. ard
escorted first to the PIankinton House and
then 20 tie Academy. I vas with HIN
during the ~ioi. time and sat by him on
the platform Through the meeting. After
the meeting we returned with him o.
Plankinton. and despite our
earnest efforts Ia prevail ON him ,o
stay he left FOR Chicago on the three q M.
train There Was not a moment o. IN.
me he va. here thu he ~ss not In ,a-
company OF well known citizens. and IN.
not Of a violent or revolutionary charac- (
Beach vas not IA bis company. nor
nv knowledge in Aiisassee at the
.ou.v /
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-15

AMOS LAWRENCE HOPkrxs has left
h service OF Jay Gould. For years
he has been One Of Mr.. Gould's closest
business associates. He has been en-
trusted with interests Of vast mag
n;iudc. In Wall street circles he has
OF late been recognized As practically
Mr. Gould's other sell. The cause Of
the rupture was the cutting down OF
salaries. II is said that Mr.. Gould
has been cutting salaries In every d.
rection throughout all OF his corpora
tons He IL credited with having
brought about reductions within the
last ninety days that aggregate a
monthly saving Of eS9. 90.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-15
BROKER GIy.DS- who committed s,;.

BROKER GIBSON. who committed sui
eide a day or two ago at Buffalo, y.
T.. had been sccumulating insurance
on his life EVER since he began to fail
in business. and at the time OF his
death he had policies for ga. 90. dis
tributed among a large number Of fra
'ernal and benevolent organizations.
One OF these orders he joined On the
night OF the suicide. going direct from
the lodge oOm To the Turkish baths
where he ended his life.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-15
GENERAL BOuLANGER. in

GENERAL BOrLANGER, in an inter.
view recently. declared that his pro-
gramme was the adoption OF the Amer
lear Constitution. but with a ten year
Presidency; the formation OF n COun.
Gil OF State to prepare and submit laws
70 a non-deliDerative National CouLcil
o: live hundred members. half to be
elected by universal suffrage and half
10 be chosen by the Provinces. TO sit
only one month in the year. and the
granting OF limited local government
70 the Provinces.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-15

RECENT advices from Hayti arc TO
the effect that General Hyppolite Was.
On January &. formally saluted by the
United States steamer Atlanta while
he wac being rowed to that vessel in
a small boat Minister Preston an
nOunces that he has received a dis
patch informing him that the British
and French Governments had officially
recognized General Legitime as the
President Of the Haytien Republic.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-15

A SPECIAL from Castlewo God. Oak.
gives the particulars Of . peculiar
suicide which might result in the
dsath Of two men. " Of whom Was the
physician Who tried to rescue the
would-be suicide. A man giving the
name OF Gustav johnson was found
soon after he had taken . dose Of some
kind Of poisoo. He vas nearly dead
and DR.. Ssaley was called to attend to
him. The doctor examined the poison
and in trying to and what II vas tasted
Il very slightly. In . short tine he
TOO vas suffering terribly and other
doctors were brought into service
Roth men we're In . critical conditaoe-
johnson said he had - frisads II shs
vorld and he wanted 70 die
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-15

"a lsne~f D.ech.af Oas rUD4 L..
sosssss sss sstsoaSess<a 81 Celafsvulo ~
Oos3 iaD sss rob - - Eass - n,
s~sSsSrasasy gsosss ~ pevslssssy. sRs
yeers sga - Nd. -yAas sz<1 oss -.
esfstv.y sssssss 20 - ssssvsi sssA>
Sss g 70 go - sess ssS.sas q e
rssss>s grs4ss BY rSss . sA~ssl -
ss<a 81 hss pses shaA yss. ssA OO~ a
80 sas sss esss - ss~aSps<soaAa. 80
SSsa b tie eas ~ 70 70 "a, fsS a
sasAs. tscs hesv. he - O~x %
sss1ss - sssssy >efiss~s - -, yss sSvs
So. Iss gras 10 very cSass ssA ss sss.
49, kss . safsssss ~. a@s~Asss sr.
eA wsss ass saspsy sssssl - sssssr,
k<as aAs ssszs. - re- 70 ss asssss
CsAsss ss~ssrs sas - Os.a ssz~~A.
sgy. Issy esa easv. sssA q,
Csss~ss sess=s~s s>s . ruv
ssfs sa3 - p~stsy ss&x. ss.<a ssslxSu,
0pSa0~A 800 ss~sks 80 sAs0as v.xA
@<A s4~G ossA4ss srs ssse g..
ss3ssssfy s~ ~~aAs~s<ssG syso.A s~sa
cah1ss4a tassass3~ 50 - a. -
sos sa srs svs ssvss = - ws<~v-
- ~ e>~fsG - s~ 80 sssxar -.
p.ss a. 80 ss~1 b~nssp - - hsaS1Av
- la.aaG Ybsss - Bsss <~uAassns
o~eA 80 sta 80 s7vs San0 y -
CAsse~sta - O~1 opOs - - -
Sssbsy 1sss1>1 saa,C - - eH1
sssDosO - oses - - V0A 49,
Osso1s - - seeao1k0 Aap1 1900
80 pD~Asy NpsStDA vs uD01N
- 0O -
Os-OsrsG-A T. 1s0A |
II
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-15

FRANK SHANNON. Of Philadelphia.
has been rewarded for saving the life
Of a hyena One OF the hyenas at the
Quaker City geological gardens re-
Gently swallowed a bone. Shannon
entered the cage. thrust his arm down
the hyena's throat and extracted the
bone. The wOnan's branch OF the
Society for the Prevention Of Cruelty
to Animals has given Shannon q gold
medal.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-15

JUDGE BELL. OF Mount Carmel. Ill.
made public the following maiden
speech Of Abraham Lincoln. delivered
in f~appsvilie. near Springfield. nearly
2hy years ago: 'Gentlemea and fel-
low citizens: l presume you all know
who l am / Am humble Abraham
Lincoln ! have been solicited BY
many friends 70 become . candidate
for the Legislature Ny politics are
short and sweet l am in favor Of a
National bank; am in favor of the in
ternal improvement system and a high
Prntestive tarin. These are my senti-
mcnts and political principles. II
elected ! shall be thankful; il NOT. II
will be all the same"
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-15

The Anti-Pinkerton bill introduced
at the request Of the Trades Assemblies
OF the twin cities has received its
quietus in the Minnesota Legislature.
The Judiciary Committee recon-
mended its indefinite postponement.
and the author OF the bill was the only
one to vote in the negative.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-15

GOVERNOR BULKLEY. Of Connecticut.
has by a general order accorded all
regular military organizations Of other
States permission to enter and pass
through Connecticut, en- route to and
from the inauguration at Washington
and the coming centennial celebration
in New York.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-15

JOHN STEWART KENNEDY. Of New
York. who has purchased the whole OF
his family estates from Sir Douglas
Stewart, is . Scotchman who made his
fortune in America The estate num-
bers $500 acres. including some OF
she best grouse moOrs in the high
lSnda
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-15

The bill authorizing the Governor
20 offer 5000 for the apprehension Of
any notorious recent criminals. and
which is designed to the Clayton
murder. has passed the Arkansas Legis-
lature and has been signed by Cover
nor EAGLE.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-15

W~AsHisssoy. Feb a-rAe congsss.isss
made Nv tss Treasury erp~sss up<ss the
probable eject II the S>aais s~n~psn~a,s
10 b TsSsS tili eA~h-d "a. Con
~ wsys and 1eans yessssdsy Esd
vsrs irnrssd sssiy ecu; 70 he printer
A pemocTssc s=~zse>s a. is-
coonitses aye The sabs~ h<v
thai oes-ks'f oe TIE ssdscsson es "a
NO" sfees~a by the eAsssss /. ~ ssxsr
s-s>ssse - sir~3 sys BY ehases. - tie
oAsr isrsS sesssulesl vsseA n fs~es>>5v~~
uoald rsssi; IA eos ss4erslie acrsas. q
TIE ersns~- nss ~osid iesve III. s>e re-
8scssSa o: ssssass ahoss sf1 n ss 80 G2-
- ~. s~svtas sAs tsssrsaa svssass s-<-
eSoos ous os q. e~aSeulassoa.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-15

-. LceTx ysh s-A .yss<sy Aszass
- tifs a 90 Tsooas y. nscx- e MA
Je4srsoa srsszs. sAss city. LAss yxss
req ego srms s.fn1-a 500 s~ssszys~d
% se~ nr sas soss vssA AysAazh- Tss
srpsssios sss ssrr1s~. 'esssss sssy is~
tev>s sos:sG of ~ hssss ed 0sasssx .
iss q oss< Anp yos<asa~ty - ess
sss ksr1 h Esesdsss 0ssssS sr~os
nasstsas - , nes - sHysassss s~sse
ssts scs oAsss ssSssA nsaeeves us~s
- - ~ essa - eAzsA - ssesvd -
oysersy. LAss ssgAs - ssas0Vs Sns ~
psnss4 hss ssiy . pcss<ss - - Sysa-
15ss sxDsoSsA - ssiy 1s2eS 49, q.
- - Sssrkxee - - 0n4AEs b0A
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-15

BAKSEY BRAVE. q squaw man. has
been arrested on the Crow reservation
in Montana on orders from Indian
Agent Briscoe. who proposes TO make
. test case Of the right Of whites TO
live on the reservation.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-15
CLEMENCV FOR kNO66cRS.
4 >srong Delegation" Lahore With Gov
~reor Iraae.a

4 strong Delegation Lahore with Gov
~rnor trsae.&
~JrvyKRsoN CRY. Mo, Feb "A ssi.ga-
ton compose! OF Judge Ei~ssd s~ay. ~
Dent. Colonel \. II. fspyd and J. l.. Della
ney. 81 Springfield. Captain Smith. ri
Douglas, and s1-S~rretary Of State
Mcf;raih. appeared b~for. Gov.rnor
Francis last evening and arguei Ia
favor # executive eiensncv for
William Walker and John n " lev
Matthew the Christian County Raid
Knobt-r.. who have ben sentenced 10
hang next Friday. Very strong petitions.
were pre-ent~d from business. men os
Springfield and the counties surrounding
Christian A statement ~a~s Jr~-sn'sd from
Vi. county officials % AL .k- baia X aobt-Y
counties that the organization kaa de.
banded forever. IL "a. asguef thai, -
the ~ Bald Knobb~rs iadscsed for murder
only three are Likely to ssss- tbs .rrT~m.
penalty OF the as. The Governor p.un-
tsef 90 return an aasssr to-day. II.
expressed the bile. saa; Ii.
condemned would have their s.s;-ac.s
c1suuusSi
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-15

The recent number Of the London
Contemporary Review containing the
unsigned article entitled 1.-The Bis
marck Dynasty" is now allowed to be
circulated In Germany.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-15

AaoshOS 1--we TrnR~Av.

srKyExs' Poayr Wis., F.h s-S~orRs
Sch3sssi. q Bohemian aged thirty. fatally
sao; Ida Poi'x a.ss~st~se-year- old v~ai.
ress u . hossI ss McDlit. . ssburb II
Ssevens' Pc nj. ssd then bses has oea
b,aass cot The act uas eossu tied In.
medtateiy After the girl rsfss>d seAsssea's
Offer Of mafrtara
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-15
ADDITIONAL DlsPArcun

| TIE mutIl3ted remains Of . woIu.4E vera
found in a trunk At Dundee. Scotland. re-.
Gently. Her husband was arrested n d
the body was muti,ated in Jack the Rip.
per" style AMI the man was from White.
chapel and subject TO unconscious murder
mania, it vas thought the notorious dend
VAS 1t las, captured.
THERE will be . heavy movement OF
cattI, from Texas to she Indian Territory
this spring estimates being placed all the
way betwee Ia5. o and l5) 90 head.
The 6entiles carried the recent munic.
ipal elections in Osden. Utah. ~ a hand.
some majority. Ogden is the fir: city in
Utah rescued from Mormon control.
FATHER AsHTIELD. o Catholic priest,
was recently stabbed to death at Mem.
phis. Tenn, BY . craxy friend named
Reese. When found the luna.ic was
Oarsssing :he dead body Of the priest
The President has approved the act &c
enlarge the powers md duties Of the De.
partmeut OF Agriculture and TO create an
executive department. TO he known - the
Department OF Agriculture.
TINE Senate vas in executive session On
foreign Affairs on the ll;h. The sum OF
$sto,oo vas agreed upon 70 be used should
trouble brsak out On the isthmas OF Pana.
ma Naval matters also occupied tbs Il.
tentioo Of the Senate The Smalis. Elliot
election case was before The Hosea which
led % . ventilation Of the race question
. sudden r0noval oe Civil Service
Commissioesr Edgertoa By President
Cleveland excited much comment 10 Wosr.
instoa. EdGsrtoa aid that he had often
disagreed with the Prssidens on The Dem
ocrssic policy. bat he though. 10 snvise
that the President ahould have openly
ruptured their Connection, seeing that
both would so shortly retire
REAR ApnrRAL CHANDLER conmandise
the Asiasac station. died ss Hong Kong On
the l0tA from an attack Of apopiexy. h
Ma born in New York August - lsea
COLoxxL HHx1Y J.. HCxT lres1red). GOT.
srnor Of the Soidiers' Homo in the District
Of Coluotia. died o. the llth from . con.
paieatioo Of diseases He wss bon 10 De-
croit Mich. September II, IsSa.
TaI Petna nee ease was decided On the
1lsA ~ New OsasaDa b jary returning .
verdict. which. ft was understood
Was ID favor Of the Government
TIE Ohio md Western Coal and Iron
- ioiss& The liabslisses
amouns to about A0oa0n The asses. see.I
siss Of f,oOoasssss e and In the Hooking |
vsiisy and oshss property. Si1 os ssves
men vees thrown cut a en-.
by the failsrA
BIZ ths sxp.essca Of . iasgs boiler ID the
esrra Gotta WORKS - CAasonnoeea 1sas.
~ oeAse day 80 wns iuFnsd % dDaeb
At9 go fatally iat0eUA I
IN NoogD 0H1s thoaceugioas leahas |
Une8ogue 0D1 eoAb>g ~ oafoe~ tn.I
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-15

~ tCEo, hins-. Fsb. is-Asss E<>
tss hsHdss~s assss,ss - ..assy pss.a,s
ivne "a Crafson Dss ssrs,s.s ~ss.~
si The Wet H0'si - 'A.s ~isy $4,000 ~
the s~ssCS,ssy Tat -. asd a->s k>x.y.A
ate . sS<a s-ssris<s ~ y.s
u hcSssxs . '.sv.sias sx..s f.s -
fssi Ia s@
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-15

COLORADO IL to become Q tobacco
growing State. recent experiments
showing the climate and soil 70 be i'd
mirably adapted TO IL
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-15

n. GUYOr DEssAIGNE succeeds NJ
Ferriolat n French Minister Of JUS
tice.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-15

- ~
- uA~Da 49, 1sA n-E.. 1900
@tssosy DSoaoG - - Sarn~
41asyS0 - Us~s& - - ns>S
00es0Ao caknnGs e1s~nassmns ass.x-
go - - saua> n "a
~-gs sp6~S ~sso - susnA
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-15

A k~a AssL Pee a-ya~ez &C.
1900 30 nR.s g 50 -
.ses~ses~s-@ - sSy y~-.x
1919 80 ss<s . &~sss~~S 30 sv.s.
D~<<ss. sss~S - aS1ss~~
ysss-sssy ssI ~ s~s sx~a
SsWkkAGss Saa 81 .9ss "a
~s s~sss~s - Ssss
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-15

FAfuRR C0vKxaY. Of Dunmanway. Ire.
lana 6satG positively lauding Tie killing
q Inspector Martin q 0weedorN
= Northern OHIO baankse mill as Clsve.
laod. q. wss Destroyed BY Ore sAs o,Ase
morning. causing . loss q $10o. 00o
~IHsrHcfoa BoxyIRIA Capeai. ScAaaek
and Detective LoweastsiA, q ~ CAieaeo
police have bssa ssspseasa By MayOe
Roche. peading ~ trial q their nnoD
against The CAisago rioss Ter it'll
II b denis4 fkPo 0ssvsEsvllA i T.,
tAas tAses wes say oueA = - sepss -
~ dro~ntag q ssvsaoesa Oso an1 thstr
ssa0s - Pine Lk4 1eas tAss~I . fsw Aays
40 A..
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-15

wv s@ssL SsAs 49, iA-o~.
vsss Us 10 ss~e. - Ssy s
- rsess - - AS~ 80 NJ 1.a A..
s sss~ssss sss<~ 49, 10. e.. s-~~
sss ssssss~ss - .sH ~s
80 ~ sAs s~sSsssS~s~A NJ GA
s@s = kG e-Se-s
sss 49, ~ss s0 g. SIS
Ses , 49, ~ - ,.~
S~ss~srn L. aNSs eft
ssyssss go 10 s<sx
ssAs sA.s NJ $3.50
s.ass.s As~-~ D.
es sssuSxA>~s sa -A
Ne % s~ss-< vsss A.-ss s-s,. IS
s~Ss0@sss Sfstz. L. - &C..
sscessss 81 sm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-14
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York, Saturday, Oct. 12-BEEVE S-Reeelpts 107
carloads fo3 head carloads direct to East Side
Eastma1s Company, carloads for kaufman strauss
and carload for stem and carloads arrlyed at Ter
Feeling irm for best grades dull and weak for all
cable a1vces received to-day quote Refrigerated
e ess SOY sS n at or c estmdted dressed Weight
shipments as reported yesterday g. .
CAlVFS-Recepts $50 head, all Westerns Slow at
81 75d$3 80, with & head sold at -.
Slles-Dilenback & Dewey 80 Western Calves 25S ~
J. J. Haenbeck: 70 Western Calves 2s3 n. at 80 rs.
Judd { buckingham; 10 Western Calves. 1877 d. at
70 SfIEEP AID LAMBs-Receipts 10 carloads OF 1874
fully 20 carloads were already the pens Slow at
10 Choice Sheep sold at 81 Gs5 80 per 100 nj Inferior
20 Pennsylvania DO 81 H. at "a 80 10 'Cus' 70 n at
g 5S S S d %es Sc d a. g q zoo s az a so
at So 40 10 do y H. at So 50 42l do SO h. at 81 60
at jersey City lis Pennsylvania lambs o. n at s. 90
d. Harrington 215 Canadian Lambs, 81 n at So 80
1874 p TroE Sefp 20 D. Western est 1O Sleep 9 B.
81 So liz do SAL ~ at 81 OH 1856 Indiana Sheep 10s
s1la H. at Sc so 100 do SO n. at SO 30 80 .
j. j. Halienbeck: 112 Northern Canada Lambs. 70 ~
at SO 31 3l4 do, 50 3D. at IS 21 l2o pennsylvania DO
Hume ( Mullen: $50 State Lambs tpOOr. SO n, at IS
j. sadiSr ( Co. 45o Western Sheep 81 n at a so;
1877 Pennsylvania Lambs; 81 n, at s. 60 100
Newton s. Glet: 100 Western sheep lO2 ID, at "a Do ;
1877 Canadian Lambs, II ~, at 80 BIZ , -, -
Eyeritt Pdcock: 157 Pennsylvania Lambs, 81 H.
Judd & buckingham 100 Canadian Lambs 81 n. at
SO so; 100 do. 81 n at 81 40: rhs =, - ., * az
P s. Ka5e; l99 PennsyySna I @n 0' R "' % '''
HoGS@Recepts SO carloads Of 1881 head22 carloads
al "A 4Od$5 90; and heavy hogs are Quotable
down b "a 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-14
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

FEATURES Of AONh DA@NN~-'~~
The feature Of the Saturday wheat market was tho
continuance of liquidation, and there was UNUSUAL
activity for half holiday. The transactions IN op'
tlons amounted to 100000 bushels for the snort
session against 100000 bushels on Friday Weaker
cables and heavy receipts everywhere we're the con-
trolling influences Of the speculation. December
opened at 81 and May at 81 "a cents and declen ~
s,j 0-l6 and 81 3 10 cents respectively. Ihere was
rally TO 81 for December and u 34 cents Ior srdy
near the close caused by the covering OF shorts Ing
rally continued the curb ana December sohu az
40 S86S7 Lisa 81 cents the last named being the CLOS
ing figure Considering the heavy realizai0ns OF ths
two days the decline cannot be called important Ina
net los ses at Saturdays official closing, compared WIN
Friday were LIS for October at 50 Is ana % cent
for the other months as follows: November % 81
December SO 10, January 81 IS, ana May III '-'
cents. . al. -. 40 oxnort do
mand. Millers took $4,000 bushels. I1ccs "o'
easier at the start but the market ended steady.
Corn ruled steady 10 firm. spot lots were l-odif
cent better and there export engagements OF
100 900 bushels The options ended unchanged fot
October at 80 IA, down 15 for November at Az Shd
I'D 1-s cent for December at Al cents.
oats were quiet but lo cent hrner on the spot
The optons closed unchanged for October al % 34t
November at % TO and Nav at % IA and UP l-o cent
for December at 26 3-5 cents. w.,
Extreme dulness ruled in the lalu market nucos
for the options closed virtually unchanged as foIows'
October &c 81, November 10 ~, December 20 ol'
January s8 30, February S6 33, March s6 80
The receipts of flour and grain reported on SATURDAY
at New York, Philade phia Baltimore ana boston We9
as follows: Wheat. 227,724 bushels; corn, O5,o6l
bushels; oats I26O75 bushels; total grain, 3d. $50
bushels flour. 5O517 packages. At chicago ana MI
waukee the arrivals were: Wheat, 1o.,o5o bushels /
corn 800 bushels; oats, 2e6.359 bushels; totS
grain 6s4, 505 bushels; flour, 25,413 barrels