davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1889-10-23

NEITHER SUITED.-Angry Husband
| wanted was 4 wife VINO
would be helpmeet."
Angry Wife-"Huh! Wat 1 wanted
was a husband who would supply meat
to help"
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1889-10-23

It is good idea to cultivate the
young orchard for three years; then 1t
may be seeded down for three years,
when il should br cultivated again.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-12
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Oct. II (SIeciaD.-Thc Government croP
report accomplished for the bears In wheat all INA
any Of them expected fl would. Mr.. Dodge's e,tma"
brolc wheat 5-s cents for DECEMBER and Is cents
for MAY from Thursday nights prices. The Dream
would have been worse than 1t was even had no. no.
man Of lie ty.fnaci,u,ly bought from the OprninS
10 The close December wheat, which closed Thurs
irt a. "a = cent closed at night Al - 80 cents
Tlere were any number Of traders who were OF tle
arii ,b,t he nrco would have got 10 80 cents bnt
IT, e., ,urrl as Of thc 800. 900 b 100000 bushels
by The biggest and most eccentric trader In the marker,
scbyvsr,l Ounce 4 Co were easily recognized a. ne
&c. S.iicts of all II was part Of the noor gossip
thai they had n million or 50 10 stop Tor nnl,n,
NE rcceints were large again IN tho Northwest, uiee
hetng O1 600 bushels more at the primary marbets
tban a wear ago. Gables were seahier than eNpectd
cnnsiderne me fart that the foreigners were also
trading on our Government crop report on the
c,,yJ Wheat sold az So 3s cents .cr December Pro.
visions we're duh but steady ocDSef DOTH opthed -
$40 o5 and closed at $40 So.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-12

In Safe issues Tennessee settlement IS SOLD at
"a l.4a74 and Virginia IS, deferred receipts, at y.
or city bank stocks, North America sold lol at
1855. - ...,ia. al
The general bond market was Irregular, ana
in some Instances there were fractional declines
non the extreme advances OF the last few days:
Var instance. Fort Worth and Denver firsts tell
hack 10 90 H. and Chesapeake and ONO first
10 were easier at 90. Toledo, st. Louis and
Kansas CITY iirsts sold up to l03 IA, and Union
Pacific Lincoln and Colorado irstS rose to 1903 l-2.
Reference is made our full report OF bond sales.
Money to-day ruled at 6 per cent; but IL being
a Friday when the Stock Exchange closes its
doors to bankers balances subject to call the
next day after 2:lo p m, the rate was hid up
10 sa9 Der cent and no little business was done
AT per cent hut before the close the supply at
& per cent again was excessive.
''hp Clearing House statement to-day was as
follows Exchanges Sl2S,5l5,3l3 balances,
S6I43,62s.
The sub Treasury to-day debtor TO the
Clearing House 81 .053, 400. The business of the
Sinh Treasury for the week ended tonight includes
receipts OF S2O.Ol2,3l2 and payments of s25.-
15l j3S leaving the general balance at SlSS,-
2sI 2g5. against 5l925235l2 October 4. show
inc IN apparent loss of Si,23O,227. But deduct
inc from the payments 50. 676 600 and from the
rcceipts 81 $50. 600 for items which anect onN lts
acconnt with the General Treasury its loss AS affect
inc the banks is 500, 227. And thus result ia,
cIndcs the payment Of S3,02S3l 9 Tor purchased
bonds and the receipt of s2,420.5OO Tor eAchange
oD other Sub. Treasures. To-day's operations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-12
BITS OF LEGAL. MINUS

Judge Beach in the Supreme Court yesterday dismissed
ne Of Henry T. Woods against Henry Gledhl for
10000 alienation Of his wife's affections under Sec.
ion s o, the Code, which excludes the evidence Of
husband under certain circumstances
Judge Andrews, in supreme Court Chambers Yesterday
Efsned an Injunction Johannah NJ Rooney restraint
"Josh7 Hart from permitting any company but the Main
tits from appearing at the Theatre Comique in Harlem
Cstharine Conway, age seventy was injured in April
iss6 by cable ear at Tenhave. and 0nehundred. and
sixueth-st. She brought suit against the company and
received an award OF $500 damages from Jury In the
supreme Court before Judge Ingraham yesterday.
Judge Andrews in Supreme Court Chambers, yester
Day granted Injunction 20 Florence c. Flynn, ex
necutrix Of the estate OF Maurice b. Flynn, resainn.
George II. Field and James Martin, as assgnees of tn
Urn Of Guy C. Hotchkiss Field & Co.. from disposin.
the property OF the firm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-12
PURSUING A B1GAmsT FROM AUSTRALIA.


Chicago. Oct. IA good-looking young woman
from Australia arrived I'm Chicago last night in pur-
suit OF a married man who had welded her under
preteuce that he was single. Tho fellow IS now in
tan He proves to be a noted American criminal,
JuIius Mailhouse, alias Julius VI. House. The Aus
traan girl is Miss Elizabeth Iackett, daughter OF
we'll TODD carriage manufacturer in Melbourne Not
long after serving a term in Joliet prison Mailhouse
went to Australia as a drummer for Chicago meat
firm. leaving wife in this city. His meeting with
Miss Hackett short but srlent courtShip, marriage
a week's honeymoon, then sudden business call to
sydney. preceded by tho drummer borrowing 800
from his new fathernlaw, tell the Australian end OF
the story Mallhouse was next heard OF In san iran
cisco in letter telling Miss lackett TO expect him by
the NEXT steamer She did not wait, but TOOK the
first vessel for the United states, investigating en-
routo his record Of which she had somehow got an
inlling Mailhouso was at home with his hrst WIG
last night when arrested. He had no nOuce OF what
uas coming until confronted at Police headquarters
nv the woman lie supposed 10 be- at inc Ahupodes'
The exconvicts nerve did not desert him and he
laupb,nrly attempted 10 embrace his p1fouer. she
rSTeed him with an upfted chair, ana declaifu thai
ebe would remain in Chicago ana suPp"lt. ncIsrli
iii he was again landed IN inc pel'ohuaiJ d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-12
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
United States Government and other desirable
SECURITIES
FOR
INVESTORS.
HARVEY FISK & SONS,
Bankers rs Nassau-st, New-Yora
GRAIN AND PRODUCE NARKETS
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS

FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGA
There was a decided shaking out' Of weak holdsro
OF wheat yesterday. The transactions In 90 lions ran
up to about 100000 bushels the trading at tines
being attended with considerable excitement The
broken by only rally Of Ia cent after the opening
figures. The expert fgurcrs on the monthly Govern.
ment report made out crop of 495 900 900 bushels,
30,00000O bushels more than the amount expecte
by the bulls Thursday. BY a vigorous assault ON
prices at the the bears spread CONSERVATION In
the ranks of holders and long wheat tumbied
out reclessly There were large arrivals In the
Northwest, also, a bearish influence aud the foreign
element did some selling the close weaker
European cables. The options closed down 5-sSl -
cent follows: October, 50 IA; November, 80 Is;
December, 81 Ia January, 50 la May, 02 cents.
spot wheat went down lal IL cent ~
bearsh crop report and exporters held aloof 49,
corn shade easier In sheer sympathy viz
wheat although shippers took nearly 100000 onsneis.
There was fairly active movement in ING oP'sc.
line but no important response the break In wnoSs.
October corn ended up Is cent at 90 =, sns ony
A 1855 of Is shown by November ~ q" -
December at 40 10 and May at Al 20 oons ont,on.
Oats were shade lower All srou nu.oh.. H. ~
ended down I-sal-4 cent at IS "a for octoxr. 20
for November 20 Ia for December ah" % ''r
May A., zoe, ,ots and the October
, va o noinis higher at as 81. The speculation
~ very anil and prices fell za2 poihls 10 90 ~ lor
TSan,hsr M 80 for December 90 ~ Tor January ana
~ 5 for OF grain and -four reported yesterday
. NV Myy yorh Philadelphia Baltimore and Boston were
q. s,,ops: Wheat i66549 bushels; corn, 2s7O5d
bushels oats. $50 800 pnsneis 'V,s 6 lam s w
vamhee the arrivals were: Wheat, lss 793 bushels:
"n aso Go7 bushels oats, 346,525 bushels total
grain oi43lS hushals: honr. 20l50 barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-12
cryrp.1. MARKET NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Observation-Disclosures not varied der 5 55G d GS
ruling steady and moaeratey active Nd ~ si5 for uDiG
and $40 p a$I2 Inspect shor Clea5 SIG
s3 50; Clts tan;y Mes ir e. 40 10 262sio 5o..
AZ Ef4DuIl ana unchanged. Guy EAus lnala
Ness :i2 55qs4 Es 81 in 4 b5is Family IS %
n - REEF UAMS-Unchange1 ana Qu.eEy QuCled
here at sl3 5Odsl4; West sl2 ssies a. n, MS y3
bbs...CUT MEATs-Moreo acgVG wll bellies - n
aTcrage &c 1900 N DO - n S' dC2o 5oo aS ID
ard 10 b. pgLad5oS Sr, sSogders 4.c 125 900
0eeS b ms az SIeaS9 7o.Gsc Is and Il n reslecyely
Loose Picked Bellies quoted at &c i Qr A. ~
n; picked Ham, 92ai0Ac; sm9kei 90 Ilb544IfJISe
Pcklci Shoulders 44c Smoked do 5G3,tc ~
steady but quiet a. ShieaG's Sho January 477ac.
DRESSED HOGS-In better demand eng Eng ,ssCeen. Wy
heavy to light 1896 1-lGc; pigs s,r,nc -
I&RD-Caeh ana October ruled Comparatively suLonS ~
day while Iatrr options influenced DIV tne D'eh ~
grain sing figures showing losses OF - Fpl,'
ing was Gu .,,5 all arSqad CIV steam quiet sales Is
ties at S5c october closed GG2c Sales' 32G 3oc De-
November closed at G39c sales 'op va NJ a zoe. sales
600 ties 629163Oc; February c0sod at Pc1De1 60
500 tcs GS2G6 34c March closed at 6;3Sc' M
lER-Stl tending In buyers fa.or win oul i '% t
state creamery, pail fancy 2ja21c 90 l' mis- fn
2jc kgln creamery fancy 25d25i2c: Weshh
fancy ZiaN'2c; do prime 20d22c; DO I9, ~ ESye
lsc fair to good 12ql6c State Dairy hli 9os sh,y
2ag2tc; choice 2oq22 DO good, l6alse III G t,{i
qaSiy hlkns log NC Western imitation ,n 10 t5c.
I6Glse prime l2ol5c western dairy thocf June
49, iVr5g re 90 ran Valec WesU az o. IOc
sese99nas Sa9c; dairy and factory third 1sgSG.-
1mIEtsE-Quct and barely steady Late ytet ,,c,
lu,l cream coored, fine. 1OaGlO'-c; do white me 2
aiOosci common TO prime siaa1Ohc; light sn os Ita
nne JOG. -. EGGS-h trine steadley but quiet
SJae ana Pennsylvania. 2oAa21e; Canadian 29c
lined, prime lSc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-12
THE COURTS.
DID HE GET THE LEGACY DUE HTMG

Judge Patterson. in Part / of the supreme Court
reserved his decision yesterday in the case Of John b.
sveepy against the executors Of the estate OF his
uncle Daniel Sweeny, 10 recover $4,000 DanieI
sweeny was the proprietor of Sweeny's Hotel, and
the plaintiff alleges that about year ago and after
his unce's death he learned for the first time that
another uncle. Ephraim. who died in 1916. had made
a will in which Daniel, who was made executor. was
directed 10 pay $500 year for the education and
support IF TIE IlaiEtin until he became Of age and
uen 10 pay him "a 800. John declares thai although
he went 10 school tbNC lOJr years ho was away
from home most OF IN" time after 1913 and never
received any OF the money The deiendants say tnat
John received all tho money 10 which lie entitled.
No receipts were produced IN court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-12
THE CoURT OF APPEALS.

Albany, Oct 11.-In the Court Of Appeals to-day the
following causes were argued:
re judicial settlement Of the accounts OF julius r.
tses ana another, executors. ETC., OF Julius Meyer
The N.Y. T. Nash. administrator etc, respondent agt
pany, appellant "' anu iiu"Soh i'tfSi i ~
Harvard ~, Jones assignee etc, respondent agt the
Allied Pa e'ahes Company, OF Ncw-York appellant
ri Georos S1o another executors etc. respondents
Following "a wnoggt impleaded. appellant. 90
a. a. 4G az ~ gay calendar for October IA NOS o.
argued: DIVISION the following causes "oI'
con6s5y sespondent sgt the Long Island Railroad
Andres ~ Keeh.u -, -. an.
To Kv,c suaI sla anotker, appellants
Shl1 and another respoadcnts 'p''''""'' 'S''
Central and Hudson 1peh eppcla ag the New YORK
Tho d,y csra.S hlFef Railroad Company, respondent
Sc xxi Sso gsa ief October IA Is as follows Nos
''i' A<o>' o4z Al. 553 557 ana Dol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-12
A N11N1srER coNF1rMs HIs TEgr1MoNY.

In supplementary proceedings on a judgment for
1891 obtained BY Z. j. Denning & Co. against Brad
hurst Schieielin, brother of William Fl. Schiefelin,
the wealthy drug manufacturer in the City Court
yesterday, the Rev. Charles Mccarthy, who testified
a. 10 real estate transaction at the last hearing,
between the Schefens and the spinuIast, Mrs.
Williams and was accused by eX-Judge Meheon, Tho
counsel for the defence, with being untruhf, pro
duced letters from Mrs Williams 10 substanate his
statements. Mr. Mccarthy said that Mrs Williams 5
statement thai she owned house in this city was
false The case viii 60 on october %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-12
JUDGMENT AGAINST A DEAD MAN.

The Citizens Bank Of Richmond. Va. secured a
Judgment by default against Maurice b. Flynn before
Judge Ingraham in the supreme Court yesterday
for s2ool IL Before Flynns death he was inter
ested In building cable road in Richmond, and drew
a note for the amount named. which was not paid
up at the time of his death When the cas-. was
called Judge Ingraham remarked that Maurice b Flynn
was dead, but he granted the judgment nevertheless.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-12
or. MARKETS.

on city penn. oct ll.-Natonal Transit Cert,h' &c.
opcIed Csc highest 49ec; Lowest 9S'sc, cioStl,
S.,es * 600 bbs. clearance. $1,000 bbs' charter
1910 bDl,.. slipm MS, 96S O7 bills ,, -. ..,o,, .
IItt-burg. Penn. oct 1l--Petrocuu uuIl; pu ~ 90
National Certificates opened at 93c closed ~ Wv
Br,dforl p nm oct 1l.-Natonal Transit Certificate
opened at 90: closd 9g'rc, highest 9o+c' loves"
9..,c: clearanccs. 1876 900. -. c..,.o.a.es
Iusyiilc L oct 11.Natlonal Transit CetilrCa
opened at sS'sc; highest, J9sc; lowest 9o'sc' ''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-12
Four Years On Clutches.
THE PETROLETM MARKET.
NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICE

NEWS FROM THE Fl ED AND RANGE OF PRICES
Within the same narrow bound of speculation the
crude market yesterday presented few features
At Pittsburg a fairly firm feeling noted Al the
Consolidated Exchange November options performed
their Customary act Of opening strong a. g0a00 Is
cents. but varied the mOnOtOny Of recent movements
by remaining practically stationary. At the stoch
Exchange the prices were, has been the case
lately, a shade under the figures for November
options but there was increase IN activity at
hardening instead Of softening figures. The trans
actions as officially recorded were In excess Of the
official record az the Consolidated EAchang;, and the
la,t price was the best the day. 1t Is hardly g
~ conceived In the existing dulness Of speculation
hat the Stock Exchange should break The uOh)lohy
by starting buying mpuise. Yet recent lhdIca'l lhH
Would seem to point To the possibility tina on ne
next stir in Iae stagnant pool of oil speculation ths
stock Exchange might lead the option traders al uie
Consolidated. whether 1t was IN an upWuu VT a
downward dis cfiou. The crude market cosu
steady. ,,- . No.
The range Of prices and the total dealings were as
follows! ,,,...,
Oropin, ............... 49, W
R HSR1S S Ss 49, 49,
Lowest oS-- on
MAJ i i,i 10; 900 '124 900
Includes sales Of 1000 barrels Of october options at
9S7s cents. -
Refined oil i, dull and unchanged at 7 cents per
gallon at all ports. ,- -,
Foreign uotatons.-Antwerp. II 1871. IA
francs: Bremen, $50 marks, and London ''lo"
81 pcncc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-12
Johann HOT's Malt Extract

has wonderful Tonic and Nuuluve qualities that have
made IL 80 popular. Quite naturally mators have come
into the market against which the public should be
warned SCI that "Johnnn Hon's" signature Is on the
neck Of the bottle Bsner Mendeson Co.. sole agents.
0 Barelay.st. New.YOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-12
The Highest Praise.

" l. am Presbyterian clergyman and n Doctor 81
Divinity but afraid recommend Dury's Pure
Malt Whiskcy the purcst efficient prcpara-
ton medicine that / know o. and my experience IL
q large one" Rev. B. MILLS LII. ID.
-" highly recommend Dunys Pure Malt Whisky and
prescribe IL extensively I'm ms practice
Il. W. HUTCHINSON, NJ d.. NewYork.
Dufy's Pure Malt whiskey Is free from fusel oil,
adult StiOns forgn impurities and these qualified
should recommend ~ the highest public favor.s
Prof. HENRY A. MOTT, Ph. d., f. c. s.,
New.Yof.
-" I concur in the Endorsement Of all that has been
said Of Dufy's Pure Malt Whisky"
r. II. SPINNER,
Latc Treasurer OF the United States.
Can any higher Endorsements than the above be pre-.
duced any known article
Do they prove the purity and power OF this Great
Remedy
BE sue, however, and secure only the genuine, and
take none but Duhy's.
1t Is sold by an reputable druggists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-12
COURT CALENDARS FOR ro.DAy

Cons ~ N"uf'-ohaEbers- Before hndrews J-MO-
rsstha OF 10 SCg'tmBefore Ransom. SWIM Of Mar.
opens il So'cIs1speeal Tern-Before Dugro J-Court
"''-S'efEs calendar called at 10 80 O. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-12

treasury vaults
over outstand.
rectiacates 1928 OPS 9s5 1922 500 Dec s314os
Deposits in banks 40443s6S 1922 2ss Inc L4s5,42o
Net cash balances s2e3 s5S 1924 s4s 739os
The foreign exchange market for to.
morrow's mail not active, but
the rates were well sustained at QUO
tations for business as follows: Bankers bills
sterling respectively: French francs at 5.21 Ia
and BIS "a; reichmarIos at "a 3.S and 95 Is.
and guilders at 40 lie and 40 SIG
In London British cOnsols closed easier at 81 lie
for money and 81 5-16 for account The Bank
Of England gained 100, 900 pounds bullion
balance. For money in the open market rates
were quoted, so il may be assumed that they
steady at AZ Bad. per ounce. American railways.
while firm, were responsive 10 the home markets,
and 90 closed at about a parity OF Newly Orks
IL oc clock quotations. if anything little higher.
At Paris French per cents declined 10 1927 IL,
and sight exchange on London weak at
1925 francs for sterling.
s. V. White d Co. are still Offering limited
amount of the City of Columbus Ohio Consol.
idated Street Railway COmpany's first mortgage
per cent gold bonds, due July |, 1909. Ref
erence is made to the advertisement in another
column.
The attention of investors is directed to thu
advertisement of the International and Mortgage
several welllmown men, who have boon emlnently
successful in their undertakings. The stock IL
offered at $50 per share 10 subscribers between
October "A and October 3.
Poor x GreenOugh, Of No. 36 Wall-st., bring
out the London and New-Iork Investment Cor
pounds of the capital stock at par. The books
will close on before Friday. October Is. For
particulars investors are referred the advertise
ment in another column.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-12
A. II. King & Co.,
THE LEADING AMERICAN CLOTHIERs,
627 and 629 Broadway,
NEAR BLEECKER-ST.
MAIL ORDERS GIVEN PROMPT ATTENTION
WHEN ACCOMPANIED BY CASH OR DRAFT.

Common Pleas-Special Term-Before Allen. J-Court
onens ut II a. m.-Moti0nS
opV Cty Court-Specia Term-BefOre McAdam- O. j.
Sperial calendar,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-12

Tho one denominat that eXces in anniversary
occasions for It's churches and Sunday is me
Methodist Episcopal. and this may explain III part INC
devotion and LOYALTY of its members. Tomorrow me
second Street sunday will celebrate us sAI EN-
snniverSary with services that last the geater par
If he day. During the week there VIII DC re'iN"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-12
MEMS SUITS AND OVERCOA1

Swell products. Perfection III h''
satisfaction Guaranteed.
-,.-,.,,C, o,,y,Co,rS sS75
MEMS po !'l,I,r+rT, o,JrrCoATS ...... 1900
MEMS IMPORTED SILK-LINED OVER
MEMS INPORTED TWEED OVERCoATS'
slLh-LlNI'D, ,,oot sT-ITS S.S5
MEMS FIN ~ '" Ct- sIrITs - 1000
MENS booi4, eIrITS ...... 1890
MEMS 1 nMrol'iTD O'''-' .............. 1900
,,r~,e INpoRTED DRESS SUITS. CUTA-
WAYS AND PRINCE ALBERTs- s1s.oo a s%o.oo
Ihove are only few of something over thousand
d,gerent lines OF goods we offer for SALE
We have meas suits and overconts from So.oo TO
AZ, IN and $4,000 garment Boys and children's
.ui,s and ovcrconts from 30 cents TO s23oo Remem-
her xve are the he dquarters for bargains.
OPEN UNTIL 10 O'CLOCK TONIGHT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-12

farewell meeting for missionaries going to India
was held in Lenox Hall Fifth ave. on Tuesday AFTER
noon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-12

The Row Dr. W. C. Falconer of Springfield, OHIO,
has ACCENTED a call TO the Trinity Presbyterian ChuIch
~ HTooblyn He leaves one large church in oruer
Va build UP another large one.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-12

covered: Receipts, s3,O79,3Os: payments. 81
2Ol,37O, with balances of $l78,l3J, 052 coin and
Sl0,l49233 currency
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.
The United States Treasurer at Washington 70.
ceived to-day SI57,145 National bank notes for
redemption.
The customs receipts were s497,O14, the in.
teTnal revenue receipts S44l ~, and the mis-
ceaneous receipts S29566
To-day's Washington Treasury statement OF cash
on hand and deposits in bank compares with the
figures OF the last previous statement as follows:
oct 10. Oct II Dlnerencea
Net gold hand slss SOS 521 Dec s3O OF
Net silver on hand l67l0Si5 l66G6,476 Dec. 1909
Net legal-tenders
on hand ........ 1905 $40 49, 135 563 Ino: 4oo2r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-12
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

London. Oct. II. .. m.-Consos 81 Lie for money.
and 81 $40 for the Atlantic and Great Western
mortgage trustees certificates 35 Canadian Pacific.
III Erie 30ls Mexican ord nary, 49s St. Paul COM
mon, 70; New-YOrk Central, Ill Pennsylvania, $50.
Paris atylces quote per 81 francs 27,
centimes for the account and exchange London az
% francs % confines for checks.
amount OF bullion gone into the 3a1k Of England
on balance to-day is 100000 pounds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-12

SALES AT THE CONSOLIDATED STOCK AND Pc
TROLRUM EXCHANGE.
STOCKS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-12
A. H. king & CO.,
627 AND 629 BROADWAY.
HERE YOU ARE.

A PENNY PURCHASES FINE HEMSTfTChEp
GENTS nANDKEBCUIEF. ONLY ONECkNT hAOn H.
We are determined that the shall purchase tneti
furnis ing goods md Offer them handRerone'
worth 35c for n penny. Offer number two IL equally
hin value Oar shoe department adoius the furnishing
goods. Walk in and purchase pair of our Sl'oo
for s15O This 10 compel attention OF this hno "n
the offer is good for to-day only.
just one step md choice assortment " w.
hats "MiIler" "Youman" and Dunlap" bioohs
=, he tound marked TO sell for to-day only nj 'o'
They arc our regular $500 hnts just for fun e'oo
hat for 81 65.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-12

The Rev W. j. McKittrick for number OF years
the pastor of Hope Chapei; in East FourhSS marriet
member of rs present church in Florida n y, las
week The bride is a sister of the Rev. 5. > seward,
NJ the Neville allen Church in this city: While Mr.
.cuard * leader I'm the SwcdenbOrgian denomination,
his father and all his relatives firm Presbytef1ans
they are related TO Secretary seward
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-12

DR.. T. W. Chambers, Of the Collegiate Reformed
Church in this city. began his ministry in Somervc
g. j., on October IL, 1880, and the Cons.story or
that church has invited him to preach there to-mor
row. and to give such "reminiscences of his pastoraie
ne he may think proper "The Observer" says that
The Church of Christ without regard 10 denOmna-
tonal name. regards DR.. Chambers with high esteem,
both for his learning and his labor"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-12

West I'm Col TT


THE GENERAL LIST.