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The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-19

some o! tho sho~p.g ssrior.~s Of
New Hampshire Gov turn Ga. ,ar-s
hundred bushels o: p~e. daily. The
wood b~ing sv.ded into sscton. cor
responding ,o the desired leugih Of
the Peg. 10 Ere; pas~d usds~ . email
revolving cylis3ss shieh prvs.s. IL
upoe pointed ka!ves. th.se raAxing
minute grooves 10 ue spy~s surface
q! he wood. - IL rss>~s on toward
completion The block 10 sh~a tax~o
md psss~d us6sr anosh>~ cylindAs.
0s knives Of shich MAKE greov,s
srsssserss 70 shoe made h>sor. Aher
this ihe block 10 p,aced under The
splitting knife. sAieA u % arraaSeA
- 70 sAu isse esee Of sAs grooves
ma6s Ia o dlrecs;os. .pli0iss The
sooA " the ha~-. IL IL ae,is pass~a
under . kns:s- which spliss !: crs~s-
visa teus ssparsa.as eaca peg from
every ether Peg; sna.ly. . lasxs -
sovins cyhs2es. k~a.ed. tAx~s he
pess An1 drives fb.n. . r-voivins
virs eylisssr site sd sosss The va
noos ssseA. and sssy ars sov rs>Ay
for ssipnsaa r. ssa
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-19

Iseuld have fhs toHrh~rs sssey sAe
heart ana soeeassr 70 Anrlass yssAs
noii'~-so "a 70 ss~ v~~y rses and
establish sound pv1ao.r,s oss.aeS
easssn~ss 10 Q ners shesL he saadsv
al . shade Thers y. - sDsn~xAisx
within o. IL has % sssssAae>4 s~&a
goddess vii oaIy seslov reslgsoA lgss
eos Of JeAs Basyaa's ekar,r.~<. Walls
e veAS 80 silver s.!ysssa ssrA
eooc.ess ssLis 10 ass hour Il eorsar
fssa u r~nss<s oes a sAs Urssssas
As Lord hacsa tells a vA~r~ . >ss
80 eAass~s - . aky. AZ Sc -
havse very i>Sy-axs 81! . =oz,ss ~
;arozSSs iss -s>1 VIA sAe IN
eoss zpcs sss kaAzs sas eAa~sS 4,
SO via es.;xres. q sh~.s fv..s.->s !,
oaiy a csso.-S skiag. vAa ss~ss.-
s<cs ecoss ss>y vEi toss ssA s.Evv.
Give ise nxss Do0v9. se.a1 vrfs-
etesea - nsy sGi b SRA II sss<s
Hss u waves Il a8sssa ~ Avvs
asossA tAsa. - uAsy vsH $3.50
sssss se4 - s~1WA-x r.
sssao
- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-19

CHAPTER XXL-CoSTISuED.
1t was highly necessary that he should
speedily get his hand into the rich Golfers
OF the late Morgan Vandible; ono thus,
and he felt that he could bid defiance TO al
danger.
Hurrisdly he walked from the spot, &C
companlcd by the wins Once more . con
sullation was held in the front room OF the
CABIN with Mother CABRERA a. one OF the
auditors.
1T is for the benefit OF all concerned that
you go from this place" concluded Captain
Star5rIght, after q long and earnest talk.
60 west, anywhere TO he out Of this
ncighborhood."
"A nice plan,' cackled Mother CABRERA.
'I'Tn onto your tricks, Cap'n."
Then YOU refuse to go!"
mo. we DON'T" put in Hank CABRERA
"Ef you make it pay for US TO 90, well a.
scond."
You know l will do that"
After a little further parley the Captain
placed q roll Of bills in the hand Of the WON
III, 2 considerable sum OF money, which
At some future time Starbright promised To
duplicate many times.
"One OF you come to me again at Lone
Hollow six months from tins date and You
shall have money enough to make you all
independent" answered Captain Star
bright
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-19

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The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-19
LONE HOLLOW:
4 Thrilling and Romantic Story
OF Love and Adventure.
BY JAMES 81. MERRILL. AUTHOR OF ABOCCs
CILL." FISHER JOE" AND
OTnER STDRIES
CHAPTER XXL-CoSr1xrED.
Or, The Pail Of the Penruys.

iCopyrfoh1, lsso, by the A. n. Keuo1g Eeus
pGper Conspanyl
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-04-19

SnoSe - nov moco 0oee ietS % oto0GbtoS.
Nov. what has become Of the ssaasA.
tsred' We'll, so0s Of them are IN shsis
fathers or Dether's hose hrokss dovs /.
health. waiting 20 die: oeAsrs are In IL
hospital: othsss ars II Greenwood OF
rather their bodies ar~ fer their sosIs
have goas On to r~etabstioa. Not mach
psospecs foe . yoanG nan Who started life
with good health and good edsoasSoa. asd
. Christian sxa0ple 80 hin, asd eppos.
sunitiss Of sssfelsssA vho gasAsr~d I'll
his TREASURES . poS then II oes boz cad
then dropped 70 isto b 49,
Nov. bow 10 this wholesale siauehtsr 70
b stopped There 10 not . psssoe tn the
hoes but 10 interested In lat question.
Young naa. arm yoarssif Tie object Of
my ssruon 10 70 pat . weapon n secA Of
you haads for your owa dsseasA Wat
not for Yosag Aee's ChnsiiAa associasioss
70 protect you OF churches TO prvsses yoa
AppsaknE 70 God Tor help take cars q
yoarss,f
Ptrst have . room somswhsee thai yoa
~ cali yoaf ounL Whesss< 10 b. -
hack psr.os Of . fssAsoaahs hoardsax
house. q . room in fosrsh ssory Of .
cheap lodging ] eaFp hot Oaiy have sAss
49, - NV - a.
sipasor % snelsaa sssp ~ shs shrssAoiA
II they cone up sAs ioax e,eas os s:airs
Md knork "a tie docs. NET sAen fses 10
fsce ana kindly yss ARMY s<fsss th<0
a.Wit,ancA Have . ssv faGiiy porsrssas
% the wall 10 yea broaxss shsa vtth yos
frS0 yoaf ecsstsy hoos. Have . Bshss
o. he stas4 Hyos can aasrd g asa yo
en- pay O ooA. have - isss<uDsas os
nese-Aafp - 1ssA O onse a. 0sis-
o. vio,iA. a. ptaao Es,sy oorlAG
hseees yua issvs tAss rooa prsy. Essry
aiSht afsse yoo co0s koos u sAaa reuA
ps.y. 0aks tAas reo ys1r 0shrafsar,
H<AassnpoS year 1sa.s 3seA. Les
- bp& q ssvspapas oros isso 49,
reo0 Any 0ors tAaa 80 vsasl aiioU Q
coAra 10 eoG - ys1s s.Asa
fsss carr q ys.rssn xsAsAy 49, vsll
NE ears q 20 Ten AsaD Vii sss-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-06
, ,,orr ruv rp1prNE UpmAy DECEMBER tssa-TEN PAGES

average at % s7s per 100 No. 2s7 Mchgs1 Lambs. SO
81 l2s So2 Canada DO So ~ az e. 70 Ysm,. s7. .,
o. So Yesterday 175 Western Sheep eoa NJ at
John ): Haonbsek ISi indiana shcs eP Jos n az 90
o. % i2$ state sheep and Lambs BE- = NJ az 81 Is
Lambs IS H. at ~ 80 $50 Canada do. 80 h. at 81 60
Walsh, Kirby Co. 1893 pennsylvania Lambs 81 =
3D. j. =. ssder & Co.. SO Indiana Sheep. 1Oi n scant.
at as 20 per 100 n 1Is do, 81 n, NJ s. 40.
Judd & Buckingham 8 STATE, sheep 81 n, at - 80 !;
80 do 95 ~ at s5 81 do 1857 n, az 50 % IS State
Lambs, s. n. 40 25 SO do. G32 n, AZ 80 20 liz
do. II ~ s7 late yesterday 1873 Canada Lambs 50
Newton & GIllett: 1st Indiana sheep. o6h2 n, at
e5 60 % Territory do 81 NJ % So 40; "a do 90 D. at
IS % f16 do OF n at SIS 20; 30 stah no. 90 ID AZ
% 40 1852 State Lambs. 20 H. at 80 10. an oo, "a AZ
r. s. Kase 90 Jersey Lambs % ID at'so oZ2 ~ 10
80 H. at 81 late Yesterday 1856 Canadian Lambs s72 H.
iiOGs-Recepts 90 carloads Of 253. hcad-17 carloads
at aOth.st and II carloads at Jersey CIV Msrhee "a
little nm at 50 o0ds4 90 and bunch OF state Fi9s SOFA
at e. 37l2 per 100 n. ~, ,us,,, ooo .,
and upward Quotations arc idoc for 2aV ~ anu up
ward -, G5iqc for 1G0d2oO n 52a9c for Ooaloo ID "a
Ole for Goa 100 N, and 6ia67c Tor 4Oa6n ID ~ . .
Saes-Judd & Buckingham; 70 state PIGS y - scon"
at 81 37la per 100 70 Rough Hogs $50 3D. '' 7''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-06
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
rrlrrnrs or NEw.YoRK DEALINGS.

There was another good demand for wheat for export
without any favorable being produced upon the secu
,tlon shippers 49, 600 bushels including some pur
ches late wednesday, but the spot market was unsettled
and weaker Tho speculation In options amounted 10
700 600 bushels IL largely Of the local profess
siona sort early purchases, in expectation OF
ally were followed By renewed selling. based on beash
hs ouceons were and January took the place OF
b"cenber in point Of interest IL opened at oo2 "9 %
=: lie AMI then declined SIS 1G cents May sod at
si sol cents TO 20 7.l6GS0 cents The closing price OF
Ionnary wa better than Wednesday evening bu
he ufsnouent months were isd4 cent lower Inc cuo
urces were barely steady. . , 90 ooo ,.,o,. .o,,,
by shippers. The options Wers navy anu uuu anu V''
* i cent FOR the middle months. 80, ooo -, -. -.
W O, were strong on the spot and 100 600 bushels were
,,ken ,or shipment - the Ua!ed Kingdom The early
vas Influenced by larger export purchases at the
west though no business was done here. The options
gained net 3c2 points - ~. ,,,o
Wbe9t-December Siis January, S52 February, SCH
March. ga May, 81 cents a.. ,,.,. "a, .
say Sy.,isrbceen6er 2S' January 2ss February, 2sa
May december, 50 90 January, SC 81 February
"a o5. March s6 40 May 80 As.
- Tho rTeipts Of grain and Hour reported Yesterday at
i,ows. Wheat 1856 73l bushels corn 1913 IA bushels
,s 20 IA bushels total grain. 022 bushels flour
co oso Dackagos At Chicago Milwaukee AMI ST. Lou" tie
,rGTSii we're Wheat 1537SS bushels; corn. 4GS 9i7
OATS fG2 4sl bushels total grain 7S5 PIG bushels
dour as 0j5 barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-06
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore Dec 5-Cotton quiet; mldling, 10se Flour
fairly active and steady. Wheat-SOuthern fairly active
md firm: Fultz 1890 L0ngherry 74GS4c; NO sue
steamer 76G71c Western steady No winter req spot
and December, roe; January, SlaS2c; FEBRUARY 500
S37sc Cou-Southern quiet and easy; white, 4ld44ci
Der 41a41iec year 39G39ssci January 3o1sd $50;
February. 3s1,d3Ssc March, 39i a39ec, oats fairly
active Southern and Pennsylvania, 25a2Di2c; western
white . a-92c do mixed, 2Ga25c graded No; white,
-caiy prime to choice timShy si3asi$ so provisions
unchanged Butter firm; Western packed 1920 cream.
cry 25a 28c. Eggs firm Western 24d23c. Conee dnli
RIO cargoes fair. 19l2c Sugar strong sou, use:
Freiqhts to Liverpool per steamer, active Flour per
ton in sacks old grain per bush, 5G5i2di Cork for
orders Is 0d65s. Recclps-k1our, $4,000 bbls; wheat
40 coo bush corn 600 bush oats l4,OOO BUSH snip
mens-FlDur 10 COO bhls; wheat 1880 bush corn,
1O 900 bush. Saes-Wheat 10000 bush; corn 40ooOO
bush. , ,-s co AIN
slow and fairly stes1y No white, 81 la 32i2c Shorts
quiet ana unchanged Provisions dull Pork and lard
unchanged shade easier. Beef slow at UNCHANGED
prices quiet except for hne fresh made STOCK
Which Il scarce Western extra "a q26c Cheese
dull and easy best York state, 1O2c; early made stock
dull az 9alOc. So, - 49,,
buffalo Dec. 5.-wheat-No hard dull, weak and
lower closing at soc; No. Northern dull and lower
offered at S6i2c; No. . Northern. Sac asked; winter
grades scarce and firm; No. red S5c extra No red
s26s3c; No 3 red. 7GdsOc in store ] car No white
sold at zoe track Corn in fair demand 300 bush
No. . yellow sold at 3So,c, and 500 bush No. at
SIC IL No at Doe and No. yellow a. 3GEa
37c track. oats and firm; cars No. white
sold at 27tGo7i2c car No. 3 white at 26c cars No
mixed at 252a2Gc on track, aud 1000 bush No. :
Chicago. Dee 5.-Tho leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-06
TILE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Dec. (specia) Hutchinson. who took the
bulI side Of whest wednesday, continued that
lido to-day 1t figured that yesterday from s4i2 down
q, a. for May, took about 1,000,0 600 bushels. lie
,,s, have taken nearly much to-day between "a and
sal, Nat Jones and Ream and some others made up
nooI to-day to MI the old man up. There were half
n Of them against one and the result that his buy
iwg dti not stop the decline. There was liquidation by
Iii classes and holders. The news was from the start
Soomraging 10 longs. There 3Sl at Mime
anoIs and 33j at Duluth. This was bigger movement
- WeIne sdays and considerably larger than tuesdays
Minneapolis and Duluth yielded soine during the day.
Iaiirs which a support Tuesday and Wednesday,
sr,a lower to-day OF ali the received here only
oae item gave any comfort to the bulls The cearonces
e fr 70 bushels OF wheat and about 80 600 pack.
~ Of dour The receipts here 54 cars tho est.
mates for Friday 800 Hutchinson teegNphed his
faifh he buyer OF December to-day; This option.
in,,vrr aid not hold May opened and cl)sel the
me- Ggufc 33A a 339c. There only % 600 hogs
80 The wards and prices there cents higher. This
49, little helped the prices OF the product IN the pit
!Je Cincinnati Price-Curent male the packing for the
oL 40 600 over week last and the packing
,nc@ November T. $50 900 last On the curb
,beat for S3s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-06
1--WE STOCK MAnKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo Dec. 5-Cattle-Reeepts last wentyfour hours,
. 200 hs,i t,to for thus far, IL 100; for same
tne Ia, week IL 800 consigned through 2 1870 head
leo head on sale prices steady and Arm
Sheen and Receipts last twenty four hours 74O0
head ,po for week thus Tar 9s 600 Tor time
wccL ~ 600 consigned through, 3400 head 1000 head
w Ncu VorE 600 head sale trade active prices arm
and bghep Shecp-Choice 20 extra, s5 20ds5 65 medium
., 80 "a aS0s5 10; common 10 good a. 23dsi 70 4;
Cauagst sSas5 S. LambsGooi 10 choice 90 lods0 IS I:
fair TO rood e0qae 30 medium to fair, IS 50as5 90 ;
W"as Receips last twenw-four hours IL 600 heal
,o,i tor yeek thus far 4S for time week
30 600; price, nonnay UNCHANGED; consigned through
oo0 head 500 head to NewYork; g. 500 head on sale
fT Jmand hut at lower med aud heavy 90 eO9
81 sh heavy ends 80 75as3 So lorkers 80 90; pigs
chicago Dec. 1.-The Droycrs' journal" reports
CaueSRscepts II 900 head shipments, 1000 Market
steers % yoSs soeker and feeder 4 s Sseg Sssa
shlnments SOO Market slow. weak Mixed ~ o0c % ~
heavy s8 500 SO light % 55es3 so sneep-ESssvpss'
sss 90 western, ss 5oasi 20; Texans % 4oaei 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-06
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

,o,york Thursday Dec. 5-BEEV ES-Reeelpts l4io
.ioeIs Of l4 heads for Eastmans Company, cars
r NJ Goldsmith and l. cars for the market Ma trading
o'aI{ pressed Beef Steady for all grades with fair de-
,,anI Good Texan sid's sold at 16o2c, ordinary TO
npi,nc Native do at 52a5ltc, ana choice a. Tic.
Private cable advces received late Yesterday quote
friecrited Beef weak at 42d scant sc pof 10 aud
ercan live Cattle barely steady at IL l2c, estimated
S ni.I weight sinking the onal
Shinments to-day 49S Cattle the France by NJ Gold
smith aud $40 quarters OF Beer In the same steamer By
be orinoco for bermuda rs Cattle about So
shsHePIcu cOws-No fresh arrivals For the week to
aIe. reported s30as5 per head few selected Cows
VTs~Recepls $40 head OF which oo3 at oOh.s
change prices Fed and mixed Calves
a. 10. ana a few choice and selected at -, Ease.
nessed Calves quiet at 4a5c for Dressed assers 7dlO
, tOlc for Country Dressed Veals little Calves selling
a. ace and City Dressed sold at So l2c Tor
eSt sisaetJohn J. nallenbcck 30 Western Calves 2oi
to AIS n average at 2Ad3Sc per n IL Veals 1876 NJ
~ IIume Mullen; Fed Calves, 31s ~ at S',e; IL
Vegf%a 'BuekI3eham: o. Fed Calves and eraser,
mixed 300 n. at Sc; Veal 90 n a. &C.; do ITO n,
AZ DC S do, IA NJ at 7i2e do. lSo n; az Sc
'" siiFEP AND LAMDS-kccepts. IL carloads Of . 0S5
hesd5 carloads at Jersey city and carloads 6o6.st
Market arm aud prime lambs sold loa20c higher.
nssn@rtad transactions include the sale Of Common
Prime sheen at - 0da5 20 per 100 H. ana carload
~ rr, Wboie" 40 sold at 20 Ordinary to Choice Lambs
The dead market has not developed strngth 10
respond with the figures paid f9f live stock but the
feeling il ifmar aud dealers will pobably hold their
soek al attn prices tomorrow. Poor TO prime dressed
Sigd1Oc Dressed Lambs sell at odllc
sales-D. Harrington 2lI Territory Sheep. 1Q2a n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-06
llsIrA BLOW At THE CoNxfsSroNERs'
bRIIEF THAT IMMIGRANTS ARE TO BE LooAh"
AFTER BY A FEDERAL AUTHORITY

DHI1EF THAT 1MMlGkANlS AM ~ ~
AFTER BY FEDERAL AUTHORITY
The COMMITS sioncrs Of Emigration were in'cres'eu
and aCltatcd according to their views over epor'
that John I Davenport was in washington WIN
BIZ 10 bs presented 10 Congress which had ior ''s
object the creating OF single head Federal
ut this port which would also supervise the iauos's
of Immigrants at other ports OF THIS country NoH
missioner Stephenson said that he know that such
hill had been drawn up. and that Mr. Davenport mish'
he the Commissioner II the bill became q law M
sterhenson said also that no had always favored me
establishment OF Federal Commission ana hau
drawn up bill in 1883 30 that effect, providing how
ever for the appointment OF three Commissioner s.
AIR starr also concurred in that bill. and now favored
The establishment OF Federal Commission.
II is SAID that this attributed to Mr. DaVen-
port makes the landing of immigrants Nauonsi
question, aud that the Commissioner will have his
headquarters here. supervisors of immigration are
10 be appointed by the Secretary Of the Treasury for
The ports OF Boston, Baltimore, Phlladelphla, fOrt
Huron san Francisco and where else ne ccd lhe
Commissioner however IS to be their superior ohloor
and the supervisors Will report To him The COni-
mlssioners decisions TO be absolute, from WHICH
the Treasury Collectors of ports Will have NOUNS
10 do with the immigration question:. me OH y
also said 10 provide for the acquisition Oh NSSlv
Garden and that part of Wards Island now USED ~
the Commissioners Of Emigration for the use oi inc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-06
RlTS OF LEGAL NEWS.

Sumner A. Mason recovered verdict against MS
wife in the Supreme Court yesterday, competing hoi
10 deliver TO him the furniture when she 'enioNo"
nom his home while he was detained in an msAhe
asvpm in France. and also to pay $50 for damages
for OBTAINING the furniture If she does not denver
the furniture she must pay him $500 for IT,
jury before Judge o'Brien in the supreme
Court yesterday found verdict in favor OF MIS-
Catherine Mcintyre, in her suit to recover her oo"0r
right in some property in Forty-sxth-st' whch was
sold by her husband when she was nineteen years o'
She was divorced from her husband in 1877 aoou'
. v.,r after their marriage and he has since died
The suit was brought the ground that WIEN sne
signed the deed transferring the properly she wss o
NJ age A referee will be appointed 10 Qelcrhilue
The value Of the property. IL IS said TO Dc aoCuI
81 600 Patrick Costello and others were INC ue'
nr,ha nfc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-06

70 ference is made to full report of bond sales
Money ruled steady at per cent, WIN some
carly loans at per cent and some late ones "o
per cent .....n. to-dav WINS AZ
,o,iows: Exchanges, SAL, ,e32; balances,
s4,e42,9eo. s.,,o. o. .h.
Clearing House s435,335. Its net gain on pal "a
onca WINS $500 26O made up by gain OF s5b3, 7Sl
nm ess s5352l currency The days operations
covered Receipts, 81, 1868, 1873; payments 81 SSs'-
47a. resulting in a general balance OF SlS3o g.
"a. consisting Of 81 75,4320ss coin and $685.
655 currency.
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.
The United States Treasurer at Washington re-
ceived to-day Sl7O44l National bank notes for
redemption.
The customs receipts were SOL 1874, the in
ternal revenue receipts s436,S34 and the mis-
ceIaneous receipts $50,726.
To-days Washington Treasury statement OF
cash on hand and deposits in bank compares with
the figures of the last previous statement as fol
lows
Dec. a. Dec 5. Differences:
Net gold on hand s1s7 900 93 s1ss00 800 Inc $50
Me- silver hand 19,5s9.5 $50 l90l117o Inc 2''olO
on hand ....... 14,7Ss PA n5ls,235 Dec. 2io970
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-06
THE COURT OF APPEALS.

Albany. Dee DIN the First Division OF the Court OF
Appeals to-day the following causes were argued
John A. McIlhargy, as assignee eVc' "pp'H""" "s"
James Chambers ct al, respondents. -, x,,..o,.o,~n
The paws Sewing Machine Company or WsteIlo"h'
,ssroodenf apt William j. Best. receivel appellant
The Continental National Bank OF Newly ork respond
an, act Rerha Kochler, eNecutllN, ETC., Appellant
Thomas r. Rutherford. assignee. agt Augusta
Thomas r. Rutherford assignee, ETC., ast Mariana
Blow, implicated. -..uo.so,, nm,
Julius Schattman, impleaded appellant.
The following argued to-day In the seeoho
Division
The people rel Thomas r. peve1eii' respSnoen"
Musical Mutual Protective Union, appellalt'
's d njamn W. Franklin, respondent, sgt Mary o.
toInRsepd pecsham. appellant, agt the Manhattan
Life Insurance Company, mpd etc., respondent SUD
Inted. ,. 80. r., He.
William w. Pope, et al, respondents sgt; o Eva Hess
inpld. etc, appellant, ana others lespondents' -,
James c. Patgcn respondent, agt Daniel A. Bulard
The dav calendar Of the Court Of Appeals for Decem'
Der is as follows: Nos lol lls, l2O, III, 3D. loo'
The day calendar OF the Second Division for Deem
Der follows: Nos. G22, O25. 626, ols CTS o-9
$50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-06
THE PETROLEUM MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PhlOho
The bears selling crude certificates WIN Tree
dom which Is suspicious. There Is an almost co'h-
pete absence of organized support, and one curious
feature Of tho situation Is that even some OF inc pr"
ducels are bearish in their attitude III IS true tnd'
the export demand for refined oil Is comparau'oiS
quiet and that while quotations arc held unchaugeu,
he refining interests appear 10 be abstalnng rom
pushing the foreign trade. The market IS aso sur
rounded by unavOrable general specuialIIo oU
ditlons but there Is no logical reason Tor dePfssV1
I'm a commodity In which the production IS DfninI Wy
consumption. The developments III inc peurD!cu,m
country enarging production s0neWna' ou tc ~
check has yet been given TO the reduction IN slochs
above ground To put the case Jersey VIZ aSh ~,
pykcro is bullish on the situation; but DearSm Tn
the manipu latOn" and hence sells OIL on every
Al tho Stock Exchange Yesterday this process ~
I'm a lowering OF prices from ~ O3 "a ~ 90 o.
81 OF 10, while options went rom 81 va - hear
profits carried the market mp over cent ou' III "0
final dealings quotations again recoded. ,., rr.,stt
n Is possibly significant that The NalOnal lrI'slu
Company has not advanced storage rates from 70 10
30 cents. which 1t Is al perfect liberty 10 10.
agreement with the producers w9ulI, N.Y. boIid
rule for thirty days consecutively below the dollar
poInt OF course It would be inadvisable Tor inc
Standard to make an ADJ ance In storage chargea II
rs managers fOresaw believed In an early necessity
for putting them down again Hence me preseh.t
Get TO increase the storage is interpreted in
Tho trade as Indicating doubt TO the nlture OF
values on tho part OF the refining organization ann
this restraints buying even if it does not encourlge
ever WHY tho combined producers should not see II
to their interest to strengthen their position by re-
imperative again. The machinery for start ny another
shut down movement ought to exist sufficiently IN
skeleton form to enable the preparations to be com,
ci,e ought 10 he sufficiently strong for any declining
tendency to DO stayed by early steps taen to curtal
temporarily ido me eertlcae market closed fairly steady
AZ Yesterdays decline.
fba ran9c of prices and the total dealings were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-06

includes sales OF II December options at 81 032d
81 C25 and 5000 barrels Of tomorrow delivery
at 81 0214
Refined oil was dull and unchanged, at $50 cents
nor GALLON I'm barrels and 20 cents In cases.
Foreign quotations-Antwcrp, Il La y 50 francs
Bremen, 100 marks London 63-l6a6 o-lo pence
OH CITY Penn. Dee. 5.--National Transit Certificates
orencd az 81 "a highest 81 0il lowest al O2 closed
AZ Al Oo3 Sales 4O1 900 bbs ceaances 6560OO bbls;
SeSaTtsys 81 7i6 bbls; shipments 5000 bbs
Pittsburg Penn. Dee 5.-Petroleum weak and lower:
Nat Transit Certificates opened at 81 "a closed AZ
al O23, highest Al O44 lowest 81 %. 49,. -
TIt!svIr Penn. Dec 5.-Natonal Transit CertncaNs
operei AZ 81 O4 highest, III OH lowest 81 o. closed
a.