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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-16

FLOUR AND MEAi,-FLoUR-Thoug not quotably
sae emsSa 5 T Su w s S Re S
pT Extra & e sS%ss IS zoo bS S' S MIL = g5s
- S5ds5 IS $500 bb winter wheat extra SO 1885 300
quo Cry S SGs
fancy, a 4Sasi 60; PSient ordinary choice "a IL
si g fss5s = S " S9 SSBiqs wRis
F. SsS ordinary S pSG g s - fancy SS S Is 81
Ss 81 a. S Sp0s Snf WoG Il igf Ffo
d Sn and Ts ST ghS So asgG and s
iyy Extras sE sSssf 40 Patents. $5es5 FLOUR
s firmly @ b in Prize but asSa a fSneT
small lots. ss 50; ;BUckWMEt4AT GRAIN.Nomlnal a.
Mainly al sYS SSs bSS a
yellow Western qqSted at 81 sOas2 Co. and Braniywne
GRAIN-wHEAT-An Another dgn day Is to be noted In
ne ne Say Of eaH ana prices Within
range Of ase ruling alternately weak ana hrm Early
To Ss 4 BY hS n MTs Of ana gurs
an sSSS C bush hase
Of the business was to sTc anS SaS s
a S@ by While local S Sa ssa
much smaller and this prompted little covering OF
shorts which, together with some foreign euying,
MsS at ss{ 81 against s5c and Sac especSe tho
q sS ap s Sa sSS Gs d
shaa below The top On The eqS there ay wfS
R9s and sSs 81 Sqsns. yns
bushels AGAINST o5 bushels year ago The cash Sa@se
closing however firm There were two loals Of low grade
feess Sales 976 900 bushels future % 900 bushels spo
including ungraied winter red a. 73i2aS4hc; NO Teu;
aoat s5s4asec do in store and elevator ouoied al -
S42c No. l hard spring, quoted 96G964c anoat, no
Northern snOat nominal. 92s S9Se No Deeeme r.
do February sGisqsG 5Ge closing a. s0s; 40 Msge ~
sse May sscass 91oc. closing at Sssc 40 june snd
very dull Western quoted $4,000 state 6a62c ,nad
59dG0c - PARLEE-Has light d Inand: BAKLfh
| MALT-Ncgleced and nominal CokN-For prompt de
prices however, showed no marked change. IheG,
we're about ga 900 bushels taken for export part steamer
miSed special January delivery Options also hardened
S %ish ilS''a West Speculation
SaYs 100 600 bushels future 90 COO bushels SPOT and
Special including Ung21ei Mixed and White S9a4Ss.e
Steamer MiNet 41i2a41c elevator 4OS &c DO speca
January No Mixed l2oc elevator 4sgs aHG2t NO
Inc at FEC do February cl9Sins at dl' d
market on spot grades today and trading wac father NOR,
cpped No. White at 32t OPTIONS odv9nced
,..iRPP hr SPECULATION dull Sells. $1,000 bushels
future Iis 600 bushels spot including 10 MSsa 2 sic
NO, ooac oe1at No white. 81 2c elevator; Chppe1
@ . Iybite 32i, 322c ;No. White 35c; Mixed West
NO 81 aoc White do 800 35c; No. December CLOSING
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THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Dec IS (speciaD.-May wheat yesterday
opened at 80 cents, sold between 81 7-s@s2as 81 80
and closed at s2 3-e There was some further
lIaudation at the opening. Walker Wrenn es-
pccialy putting out so cents good sized ne sup
posed TO hive been carried down. 1t was taken pnh-
cpally by CotreL and there were those VINO thoughL
possibly the buyers were buying for the account Of
Nap Jones Later in the day there at the little
advance selling by Hutchinson, Partridge and Durham
& Co 1t expected that the visible supply on Mol
day will Increase 100000 Dushels: brMS ISet ,
made the exports for both coasts 24IO0Oo bushels
little larger than the week before, and considerably
iareer than the same week year ago. Corn was
somwba enllvened for December delivery by liutchn-
SON THIS grader, who was 50 badly squeezed IN NO
tnad m run the shorts in. 1t noteworthy that
Norton 4 worthington firm interested IN the Noyen
S ~ ~ cents The May opening only frac-
ton off, opening at 80 80 BE s ssnls nr 3at' Mere
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-16

Young sharpIe gh--Ive got good chance TO make
$50. What is wanted of me Is against my CONVICTIONS
az what Is right but $50 doesn't grow every BUSH
Old sharpleigh-My son, it saddens me 10 hear you
sneak so trifngly What Is $50 where ones principle
is Concerned? Don't my son, for Heavens sake
don't sell your soul for $50. If you only have little
patience yOn' be able to sell 1t for ten times nry
fRoc+on Transcript.
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Real estate.

ID ARTY having city lots can have them
L improved to their liking and under the
direction OF their own architect ana pay Tor
the same. taken on mortgage for term OF
years on the same proper y. Address u
FOUNTAIN, Builder, 1873 East 621-st.
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Connirp Real estate Go lfl,

TT RACT HOUSE, $50 Nassau-st'LDe'
K sirable offices 10 lett steam hesss
elevator. electric light. &C.
Brooklyn.
ITO LET.-The 3-story, attic and base
i ment, high stoop bfOwnstone house, no;
% feet wide. contains Is rooms and bath,
plenty Of closets, and all modern improve
meDts. frst-class location. and convenient 70
Bridge and ferries: would be rented party
furni. he'd at very rca sOnable rent for a
term Of years. Apply TO J. ID. ii. BERGEN
3o7 COurt-st
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felu Udnteo.
Males.

Males.
A GENTS 10 sell metal-up lamp wicks
"A everlasting; never trimmed Lgnt
equals gas; cost GEMS; sell readily at ~
cents; sells like wil1hre at 10 cents
10th Just OUT NAY y GROVER, 335
Broadway, Room 10.
1 + YOU ARE OUT OF EMPLOYMENT
or wish TO make a change, call at the old
ielaDie metropolitan AZ my positions pro
Onice manager 10 pOrterS. clerks cashiers
and collectors; packers, hotel positions, city
or country cOachmen. groom farm hands
useful men on oentl mems pieces, wa chmen
porters. drivers and mechanics, new orders
every mail. Call for information, METRO
POLiTAN AGENCY $50 Broadway.
IF YOU HAVE a little leisure time solicit
L ads for our journal commission 30 3
per colt: printing mat, er free THE CY-
CLER PUB. CO, Stamford, Conn.
OFFICE clerk ana coirespon lent, young
~ man from the country preferred 60 a
HcEScYSg' a55 R5r,oSa.st.' D BROOKLYN.
w ANTED.-A b1leht. energetic boy one
w who has stlrtcrd out in life with a d.
termination. to succeed; must have some
apply. S. & W, 1872 Vests.
EnO AGENTS WANTED 70 canvass in
OUU n. Y. STATE: steady chance drop
chance for live. honest agents 70 coin $50
nm Der week Write j. 5. LONEWELB,
South Gardner. Mass.
Females.
A PPRENTICES. improvers and good
~ sewers to learn dressmaklng and cut
aug. Call or write for particulars, Dress
making Parors 343 shave. near 33d.st.
III ANTED.-An experienced nurse, who
W can speak German. Al West S2d-st.
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Good Ordinary.

roo1 Ordinary ........7 7-16 Low Middling. ..9
go. Good Orisnarv 3 Lilo Midiling - q Il IN
ophons-were again quiet and without special feature
Fary in the day there was partial decline Of point in
teennr with weaker Liverpool advoes but this was
seoueny recovered and December advanced lao poute
on the rise spot Later months closed practically In
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fljork Wantto.

Males
- GEOGRAPHICALLY good s sSen-
- Ographer; rapid and accurate yPe-
writer; understands phonograph taxes qIc,
tauon In notes or On .mts al.
vanced position: Al references. Address
DICTATION. Tribune Onlce. --
- rock CLERK. 6c.-By an experienced
- man. in the clothing business a. STOCK
clerk, salesman or any other eapael aps
md active; exec lent references. = a. tlfess
EXPERIENCE, Box Z, Tribune once.
STEWARD.-By a hrst-elass cook, &e.
excellent club references in regard 20 care
Of wines and accounts. Ad lress BERN
ARD, 1902 3i-ave.. South Brooklyn.
XIORK-By young man. at anything
" Is handy with carpenter tocis VIII DC
cg sao Wiling Sdie G Pco s9fE S I%TgTRIpGE $40
Johnston-st.. Brooklyn.
NV ELL~EDUCATED young man wishes
w any kind Of employment az MS h9me
vel acquainted with bookkeeping Eng
lish, German French and Dutch. Address
GRATEFUL, 106 West 42d,st.
w ANTED. Situation as collector or cor
w respondent on claims, differences, set
Elements. adjustments. bills OF sale. by one
experienced best references. Address
j. A. N. Tribune ONCE.
w ANTED.--A situation by a young man
w from Canada in a wholesale house
peaks and writes French; salary not the
consideration &C present providing there
he chances OF future Advancement. Address
NJ J. SHEA, $40 West 52d-st
w ANTED.-By young Englishman, a
w position as assistant boOkkeeper or
shipping clerk; best city references. Ad:
j. NJ. Reid.
YOUNG MAN (oO', Just from school Is
L anxious TO get position in a CONNER
cial or manufacturing business. to begin at
bottom and WORK up, mastering all details
any one having such position b. offer Will
Tribune once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-16
standard OF classic.

CoTT0N-on the spot was advanced Lice to-day and
demand was moderate Saes. $40 bales for consumption
since september l reeeipts at the sorts aggregated
soi 100 bales against 064 406 balSs for
Quotations are based standard Of classic.
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Domesnr s,uonons u)aneo Lomsstir !iiualons Uanteo


Males.
II SEFUL-MEN.-By trustworthy and re-
" liable young men cOlOred and white;
also men and wives; able. willing AMI COM
petent; useful at any work; city or c0un,
try indoors or outside or go South good
references. Ready at the HOME BUREAU,
1873 6th-ave., near 10th-st
I1sEFUL-MAN.-By German. single G m
" pei mt TO care for z no mans place
understands mi king, care OF horses, tur,
mace, &c. reference. Address j. b. lo2
Park Row.
IT UL-MAN-COOK.-B a married
u couple English both thoroughly COM
petent; not afraid OF work good references
Inquire 1913 West 23d.st., I'd floor.
TSEFUL-MAN.-B active. sober, steady
l. Young man as handy or useful man
ci5y or country care horses. harness; good
mixer; handy with tools; re er noes
CAMPBELL. 695 Bergen-st., BROOKLYN.
NJ ALFsT.-By an Engushman, age %;
I speaks French good references. al.
iress w. Tribune Uptown Omce, l,23o
Broadway.
W ALET.-By Frenchman from Paris; 20
years old good ce.tilcates given car
teach French Address n. PECHEUX, SO
Colden-st.. Newburg, N. Y.
" ALFT or BUTTERFLY experienced
Protestant man best city re IrntnSs
Once. .2ss broadway.
M ATTER.-By single. middle-a9ed
erences WIN. ARMSTRONG, 7C0 3d-sve.,
upper floor.
yV AITER-By q good young German t23l
w a. waiter in a private family good
recommendation. Address r. G., Postonice
Hoboken. n j.
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Doar0 ano Rooms.

-A-A-ATTENT AN ele-
"A CANT 81 floor. 4 ro)ms, bath, private
taDle also suites MadisOn.aye., cor. house.
A handsomely furnished noor, bath, pr;
vate table optional. 5th-aye. me second
floor, bath. private table near New-f oFA
Club.
Attractive floors, with private baths,
with or without private table; suites aud
single rooms board optional apartments;
ioctOrs Offices; all desirable locations
highest references given. Information free.
S. c. LELAND & CO..
SO West 3fth-st
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Ciin iieal Csiaic for Sale.
BROOKLYN Real Estate.
Gcunirn Real Gstate for Sal


A GENCY FOR MoNTCLAIR.-Hand.
II some residences and bsllding sites fof
sale houses 70 let. furnished or unfur.
nished. TUBBS & TAYLOR. 8 Beekmsn-st.
II CRAWFORD, As MI ute. from New
"A York on Central r. Il. OF N. j.. deslr'
able French roof mouse 10, sale roeims'
near s'ation. Apply to WIN. D. BIGELoMd
Crawford, Union Co, N. j., or CliAS. LEo
ABRY, 81 Maiden Lane. N. \.
TOR SALE.-Farms, large. and small,
L 40 so 70 $50 COO; best bargains ever
offered some TO exchange. city property.
J. w. FIELDER. 80 Liberty-st
ITO LET, EXCHANGE or FOR SALE
i A Swiss cottage, rooms ana two az
Joining lots. IN Yonkers; 10 minutes Walk
frou depot In nFst-class order; excellent
views high ground; healthy loSatigni rent
and terms reason BILE Call or atdIe j. ~,
ROPER 277 Dcdford-ave., Brooklyn, T.. ID.
- -
For other real estate ads see 11th page.
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OIL MARKETS.

OIL City PENN Dec; 14o n Transit Certificates
opensu " Saies 1O 900 bills; Gle RANGES 1l6 OO0 bbls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-28

Chicago, Aug % (specialE-Whcat traders for some
reason other lost overnight the implicit confidence
in the Vienna Congress estimates which had so in
fuenced them on Monday The early cables still showed
the utmost calm In the English wheat market. The
result was revulson from that bulshness which had
been so suddenly created December wheat. which had
sold Monday night the curb at 7S 3-4. opened at
rs Is. and got to ~ IS. But there came another
change Just as sharp the early one. turning the
market from declining TO an advancing one. More
coherent and fuller advices from Vienna were re-
ceived confirming the figures received Monday. Tues
DAYS estimated wheat receipts 157 cars, had also q
considerable effect the pitt the fine weather having
led everybody TO expect an Increased rather than a
decreased wheat movement. From u rs. December
advanced 10 70 Is cents. The close at
20 cents Corn was stronger within range Of Is
cent partly from sympathy with wheat. partly be-
cause OF buying by Hutchinson. Oats followed the
lead of corn Provisions dull but strong. Hogs
al the yald, were cents higher All sorts Of products
Oad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-28
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New.YOrk, Tuesday, Avg. q; -BEEvESoRsecepts Ss
sxpSSt BY NJ GOLDSMITH 50 Consigned direct %
s Side So S aes ss 10 and seay for
PRESSED Beet In fair demand 4a5iac for Texan and
S SSGssds and sId Ez Sss .s{ IL small
sercr and Ordinary Native Sides sell al Texas and Colorado
Prute cable advics received this week report Refrs
moderate supply American I've Cs.te are we %S sg
The Holland to sail today viii out SOB Reeve
i IN ssa,s Of 900 oIareps Of Beef and ea to-
''SFST H iss fSso 9 go all at STEADY
with good aema1a a9a an o so aS ~ cayc 5d5c for
Medium Prime state Vesls and western Ne@S o''uFN'
cs. arm and I'd, tractor h csSSrv pressed
ara ana ,Sf besd a. 8sCc
up e 'le lqs sfs'a rideock IS ButKs dew Grass
Mullen yf2 81 80 b at s; g. c isS
ana 2lo 81 at w e. per ye oS as H. at 4c
70 STATE T. do iss n at soc Rusenlks 200 -, a, se
81 90 Z o w. cFas''Nsfi xs &c caigg a
~ u g u DO s Sts p at "a ~ per ioO w.
at IS "a 9irfusSn 20 BGttermk Calves. go ~ at &c
per FrP AND LAMBsRecelps 1872 carloads Of Of s4s
hesd sOsds o a. Je caSS. S s we're IN the Ds
,d De &ay but the market no worse for the sell
ing ntes,st would hold back their and half tat
II helssiS va Five them 10 flesh I'd litt.e
q YOU'D helo both them and the butchers rs t 9use
ier NV Market dumping GROUND for Trash
snd coat could be sold Tor sDr'A i"nD' "N 0"S"'0
for Colorado sheen . H.. ,-.,o n. the ranco ~ AZ
~, % M Gov common to prime sheep and 4Sddhc for
poor 10 prime lambs RI. ,,o,i-y n. -6ac and dressad
,,,,bs were holding at sa1oe with lew OF the best
pnses Hune Mullen: 141 state Lambs Il y aver;
ace AZ 40 - per 100 n rs do 50 D. at 90 90 40 GU.
sben ara Lambs 65 ~ at 81 % state sheep 81 ID ~
e. "a 2 Bucks 1873 n, az 80 , 49, 49,, =. -.
"A siso late YESTERDAY: 1917 Canada Lambs. rs n, at
- Wash Kirby Co 1862 Pennsylvania Lambs. CD n.
70 <, pideock; 1870 Territory sheep 1o3 n. at ~ IS
70 Indiana no. fc5is ~ at So "a do ewes and BuckS'
az p ssder Co. 212 Western Sheep eoa h. at 81 30
1oT DO OH n. at - so. -, ~. .a, - =.
a sTlo 100 Ohio sheep a5 n. at IS % .
Juf1 ( Buckingham 90 state Sheep lO4 10 az ~ o.
J7o State Lambs SO n, at 50 50.
d Harrington 60 State Lambs, SO D. az 80 % $3.50,
HOGS-Reeelpts "a carloads Of 33i5 heals eaf9sas
nj Jersey CITY and carloads at fOh-st TRADE limited
but the IS ouotaby unchanged Ordinary 70 Fair
sold at 81 <Odsi 80 Der 100 ~
Sales.--future 4 Mullen 10 state Hogs. 25A Ir aVerS9e'
NJ 81 A0i G do. 238 y. at 81 20
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aRAIN IND PRODUCE Markets.
,v,r,,prs OF NETWORK DEALINGS.


Tbere were some bearish influences at the openiHs
n, the wheat market yesterday, which caused ofeh
NJ about IL cent September opening at Go 30 anu
f,ecenb.r at Sc "a cents. The first cables "e4o
Disappointing and an increase of 1,2eeooo ouShcis III
the amount ON passage Europe was utilized Dy inc
hears But the cash market ruled strong a' %"
ysnces which extended to 191 IL cent ana shiphols
took Is 900 bushels and 10000 bushels were don
70 store This situation, added 10 improving caDi
and less sceptical view of the shortage ~ LuEoi
reported from the Vienna Grain COMPRESS, ~
The options covering Of shorts thai sPeel! its
tbe msrfet 1al IA cent above the loves polhIs.
Yet as whole. the speculation was dull 1 e
fhan 100000 bushels changing hands Inc c'' ~
was firm practically at top prices, win salus o
n for August al SO Ia cents "a Tor sePIeIhtpoa
At SIS Is and october at So o9 o-s for November per
The break in the Erie Canal which promises $50 ~
retard arrivals exerted a Strengthening enect upon
corn The decrease in the amount on PIP aI hti
f633 600 bushels also aided the bulls good Dusl-
,oos 1ao 600 bushels spot lots were 1-461-2 cent
higher fair speculation BOOK pare ID the Tp arns
wee established of SIS for August at 43 IL, 80 for
Septenber al AZ 10. October at 43 IA ana November
at IS 3-s and Is for December at a. Ia cents. -
tteer offerings and prices were off labs cent
The option maxi Irregular, with August down
b-s TO % "a in sympathy with cash goods sep
changed. and october up is al % rs. ana May IA
cent AZ 20 cents .
shippers taking 1000 tierces. The recent improve
mc;t in the shipping demand has strengthened options
and November points to SO 80 and SO 30 respectively
december and June were unchanged at Sc 20.
t.rIsy az SswYork. Phiisdelphls Baltimore and
Bosom were as follows: Wheat, S5o,312 bushels ;
1870 l91 bushels oats G 6scheis tota
Chicago and ST. Louis the arrivals were: Wheat,
286 995 bushels corn, 654527 bushels; oats, 4Og3
bushels total grain. 1.3oo.s96 bushels Hour 1920
barrels
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TILE corRrs cALENpAR FOR TO-DAY.

c,nnsme Court-Gienera Tem.-Recess continued
ou1prs-ne Courk-Chombers- Barrett J-Court
.,os az 10 80 A. m-Motion calendar Nos to 20 In
Elusive called at IL o'clock - , .s...xnos r,
supreme Court-speoisl IeSn-Psrt I-Adiournea un'
"A, Tbuisdsy September ~, 1859 -, .s,,xn.a o..
the term -. c,.or,, ra,,. TT TIT and w.
Adjourned for the term u..u-. G prolste NJ the
wills Of 81 b. Flynn Samuel Wddihed. j. H. Parker az
~ ~ M X NJ Walsh al 10 80 a. 80, -
10 = M n General Term-Adjournei for the term
Sn1nerior Court-Specis Term-Before Sedgwcks u j.
Cont opens at 10 m.-Motions. , a. 49, .srr
Snpsrior Court-Equity TermAdtourned for ths Nsa
SUPERIOR Court-rfiai Term-Parts l. III ana lAi'-A'
'nnon Plsas-tenerai Tern-Adourned for the term
Common Fleas-Speeial Ttfm-Before hneH' -
ro,,,t oDens at IL .. m.--Notons -, ,a,o,.,ed
Common Pleas-Trial Term-farts ana ll'-"ojo"i"'N
for the ,s g.. a.. ,s,n
CITY COurt-Special Tern-befofe NehOsS
epens al 10 a. m.-Motions UT Id,ou-ned
CITY Court-Tria Tern-faTts L, IL anu AAA'n"''
for , ~. TT ana TIT-kd.
,ourned for the term
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-28
THE STATE OF TRADE.

11asc. Flour rly active and St ally. NheaC-Souh
irregular and higher Fultz, $3.50 Longbary, 76Go6c; ;
No. p 59q79i2ci Steamer, 752c; Westell steady 10
September, sOIsaS04c October, SlAc; December, ela0
slsic. Corn-southern steady 42e4fc; yellow, 420
4Oza4O9.. oats active and steady southern and
sylvania, 22o27c; Western white, 21a27ci do Mixed
23d25c. Rye nominal 5od5lc Hay dul; prime 70
sl2 so. Bulk meats, loose shou ders. 62c long clear
clear rib sides, and sugar picked shoudeis 6hc sugar
cured smoked shou ders, 7<c hams. l34dl3i2c. Lard
packed, 1Oa13c. Creamery, 17d1Sc. Eggs finn; Ira
lsc. Petroleum urchanee1; refined, 715c. Gomez nrm :
~" soft Size Copper unchanged refined 1O2alO'.c
Whisky unchanged. Freighis Liverpool per steamer
firm and steady grain, 42q5c; Cork Tor orders, A. Cd
oat. iG.cOo; rye 1000. shpnents-Flour, 1887
wheat, $1,000; corn. $1,000. Sales-wheat, $4,000 ;
Boston. Aug 27.-Four QUIET oad unchanged Corn
dul ard unchanged Oats duh ard prices caSy No.
White 31a31 &c. Shores quiet and UNCHANGED, provis-
sscks; $4,000 bush; oats. $4,000 bush; shorts SO
tons.
Buffalo " y. Aug. 27.-wheat-No. I hard, CROP OF
1881 arm sales Is COO bush at 81 do 81 1855. 9iG
95c No. / Northern. S9i2a0Oc: No. do. SGhc No.
spring SIC: Winter auiot and 50 adv No Red s6a
Red 80: sae- g. 900 bush No. Amber o. Gle NO
White Michigan 93c No. 1 Whit, California 92c. Corn
quiet and weak sales. 5000 bush no. at 3oi2a2o5c
No 39c asked. in store. oats In fair demand; sales
ncw do at 27e; cars No. White at 24c: . No .
Mixed at 24c. on track; Rye dull our Irregular
Canal freght unsettled wheat 44c bid. 42c asked;
4c Recepts-Four. 1000 bbls; wheat % 900 bush ;
corn 1Ga 0oo bush oas. 900 1u-h Canal sh.pm nt--
Wheat 1900 bush corn. 5000 bush RAJ road shlp-
5000 bush oats 10000 bush rye. 3d. 900 bush.
Chicago, Aug 27.The lead futures ranged follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-28

NeycmDer 4astssc. closing q 4s' Ssr December
lower again on continue I'm si,a,Dg free orc,3g
options broke sac on August while the distant
months made slight gain Speculation was fsir sales
10000 bushels IS S,,s 9os ou s DS ssSss
s7a2Ytc delivered do White 27s,a2sc; No. whi@
55c Mixed Western 24aa2sc white DO. 27assc No.
555e closing at 25s,c do October 25'sS25s closing az
557sc DO November. closing at 2gsc DO May, 2s,s
n 57G62lsc sprlng and winter so ~ $4,000 80 n Goa
Csc 100 H. 7Oas0c; Sharps. S0as5c Rye Feed zoe.
HAY AND STRAW-New hay ranges from $500
mand. Fine brands Of old hay are firmly maintained
with steady movement. Straw Is wanted In moderate
way AZ Arm prices. HAY-No. !. 95cas1 No. Q 75a
short rye 5oGe0c oat lOa5Oc.
HoPs-Therc is some little demand for choice new crop
dull and rather weak State choice 1885 1Sc medium
S5c DO mon. sS kills. % s 1887 Sgse 90 d
i2Hse Do common. 119l2e; DO 1887 5ase.
AEMP AND JUTE-Hemp Is very quiet and prices
moa or less nominal. Jue butts about steady. Manila
for mixing and 2iac for bsgging quality
dIDES-Buyers are not many nor ANXIOUS stu mod.
erSte business Is reported daily 2, for n racs w:
Nsiamoras 22a25 h. iSc Central America, 2oS23
,lSSl5c BgsnSs Ayes kps seeejea loss ~
Montevldeo and Rio Grsnds klps loa19 y. flail9c
Texas 2o@25 n 9a1$i2c Western. Il n sSloc Southern
Iectea 24S2s h. s9a5c southern, as they, run 9Isso s.
BS Es%ofs tt y R 1d sf Ok sac sd
5oag0 ~ 5@a69c; city slaughter OK. 00oso ~ Sc
LFATiER.A fair trade IN all grades With stocks only
but the market IL hrm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-28
THE COURTS.
.,,,,o np AnIIIrRsr -sCHIEFFELIN.

EXAMINING BRADHUksT soH4hf fi-IN
The examination of Bradhurst schienclin In supple
,en.ayv pyocecdings on judgment obtained by f. j.
manning a Co. for Sg31 for goods furnished TO
schicaeJin's wife, was continued yesterday before
nudge Nehrbas OF the City Court. schieheln had
previously testified that he had real estate al Long
Branch that had been transferred to his WHO as
rsep, At the time Of their marriage and had since
s..n transferred 10 ex-Judge Mckeon In foreclosure
nroseedlngs lie denied yesterday that he had ever
been a member of the firm OF W. H. Schieneln d 90,
and later he said that he received per cent
81 lie earnings of that company and that he received
sbont $40 600 from his fathers estate. In answer
10 other questions no said that Professor sprng
scu,ntor and artist was a boarer at his house. 80
werr Madame DIss Debar and Others" commented
L. J. Denning q Co.'s counsel.