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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-24

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9e most pIomncn influence there was renewed S
20 S Sss there ss e, ss On aS ;asI W.:
about Ss r H1 s s34.d g g.
aasSor was also coed buying BY orese house, which ws
@d December and ss ~ s.ee. ssss
densS asr @SehD ,sS msss @sss
aavsncea until August reached s0ssc and December Say
@ T'@? ( sA s6. GD IVY '% on s.
ss.s sssy LITTLE Zone August closed ss ana
ssA, load. and and closed miller; strong two sAgps
,u ta 5000 sa:. .p sSo'P
nSs Rs gaps ss Winter ned 7sas2e laef new;
. store sss s2' No. ea's Red e e s eyer N
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ssas y mr. ooa 1y ard closed strong advance
arrive oiSss Sio SIsG 90 sg;hs D
Mixed, 4S%s4Ssc elevator, 44sa4tsc' seo,,
10. White ' sSS BID aa:st. No. . Juiy
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q" s sd sa Scr a., sO 9Tac eoss grade Sc
c and speculation more active s 1aneq so on5
bushels iuo,e i4So o9 bashels spot Including No ogc
white s7g; Mixed Western aea a wN WS SD S 10
sG one S s 6sc ;0 a. fSaS 55 si e. Angus
97a,e; do October 2se c'sing AZ SO 10 N9Segeot
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es %se; S eSsos. but straw H''' showed
T maj. sogs5, ' E ,rg and ,d tsSy .S.
s$S 7s ss5i sGsgssssS 80? Sa ssios F
HOPS Demand does not improve. Exporters are DIR
gent wanis Crop ycs s ayorSS as rule and H.
market has weak look state. CHOICE 1ess 2os22s
6a10c do 1885 1890; Pacihc COAST choice 1883 2oe
se tSn and '@ Wisconsin new" 1870 Foreign Sd
40c.
trades arc kept quiet, Manila hemp 1220l3c; sss
hemp lie; butts lao for paper 2c for mixing, and 21s
FOR begging quality.
HDEsNot guotably chsnged but stocks are fgl and y
temper easy. We quote Buepos Ayres. selected Dg
23 h. Zoe Montevldeo 20l2q22 ~ ice California 20d2
n, 15d165c Matamoras. 22d25 n; 13el32c; Cenus
America 20622 N. 12d1jc Buenos Avres, kps, selected
loat3 y, at 1ea1ic; Cortoya, hps f9oIs = l2s, Pa.
Cottes Monev 'eo ami RIO Grand kips' 10al3 10 1lal2c
Texas 20d25 h. 10dl3l2c; Western II d, 9dlOc South
ern az they 12dts n, Sc Dry Sailed Matamofas 90
lccef 2id2s ~ s2d0c Southern. they run. 1889
&c Wet Sailed Bgsnos kyrss cow selected soa59 g
Sic New. 0re,ns, city, 45a47 ~ 5d0c Texas OK and co"
10000 H. 5sG6c city slaughter on GOasO 10 NC.
LEATTER-There Is steady support TO prices Dut SUI
plies move slowly in all directions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-24
PLANS toB ABAT7NG NuIsANcES.
rHD HEALTH BOARD PREPARING no Remove
COME or TUE MOST FRUITFUL oAusEs

OF DISEASE.
The Rossd of Health had busy time at It's meeting
vextsrdsy Commits sioner Gilroy. OF the Public
works Department, sent in letter regarding the
sanitary condition OF the piers and wharves around
the city The department Il now at work the
improvements necessary. aud the connections
thsa sAsuh be made will DO completed as quickly a.
possible The report of the sanitary inspectors who
have bcn locking through the Elevated Railway
stations was On extremely long one. Some Of the
stations the report saws. are filthy and dangerous.
Those are fie stations that must be thoroughly
cleaned Immediately.
Second-ave. road.-Hapover: Franklin square ::
rourteonth,st east side Fifty seventhst cast side
Seventy .nfth.st.. cast side; Ninety sccondst east
side.
Third ave. -Csnal.st.. east side; Houstonst. east
side: Ninh-st east side: Twenty third-st east side
Twenty eighthAt. wcst side Thirty -fonrth.s.. east
side; Eghsy fourth-st west side: Eighty st.
west side ons-hundred and six FEMINIST east side
Sixth avs-Cortlsndt- st. both sides: Grand.s.. both
sides Blecokerst, both sides. Eighth-s both sides
TArty hdst. east side Fitisthst, cast side Fifty
ekhsh-st. bo'h sides Fifty -ninthst,. both sides.
Ninth-sv e.-Rcctorst., beth sides; Cortsndtst..
both sides Barcsy-st. both sides; warrensi.. both
sides; FrsnRin.st both sides; Desbrosses-st. both
stdes Houston ST.. both sides Christopher both
sides; Fourteenth ST. both sides Twcnty-thtrd-st.
both sides nirtisthst., til sides Thirty ST..
both sides Ferry secondst both sides Fiftiehst..
both sides.
Resolutions were adopted calling upon the street
Cleaning Department to clean more frequently the
streets In the cky populated portions OF the city.
and requesting the Police Board 10 order the police
men TO arrest any who may throw any refuse
whatsoever into the streets. The resolution that
never has the death rate OF infants been 50 high as
now, and this Is attributed 10 the filthy condition
Of the streets. Good work is still being done by t&e
summer corps of physicians in visiting aud prescribing
for the sick poor. The second week of work ended
yesterday. and altogether 1868 houses, in which
there are oT.l07 families living, visited Pre-
scrptions given to 1,21G persons.
The Board also listened to the argument of Frank
Loomis counsel for the NewYork Central and Huaspn
River Railroad, the order recently issued by the
Board, which requires the company ~ stop the use
of soft coal IL the locomotives south of one hundred
andtwenty -ffth-st BY keeping the furnace doors
closed, he said. there need not be much smoke lie
rs he'd Cor delay 10 what effect this would have.
The company was given until July 81. In the mean
Zine Drs. Seyins and Martin, OF the Health Depart
mcnt viii make daily examinations to see II there is
a 6mmuuon Of the nuisance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-24
The COrRTS.

SUING THE EXECUTORS OF MALTBY G.. LANE
Henrietta L. Lane. a daughter ln-lsw of the late
Maltby q. Lane Brought suit against him shortly be-
fore his death. IN the Court Of Common Pleas TO re
covor an alleged promised annuity. The suit has now
been iceewed against her father in.lsw's executors.
TIL complaint forth that Mrs. Lano's husband,
Richard IT. Lane. only OF the defendant. died In
this CITY In July, 1885, and ten days later Msby q.
Lane in the presence of witnesses promised that she
and her two children should live as they had before
the sons death. lie also promised to allow her
80 900 year This IL is charged he failed 10 dc
and her suit is for $500 the amount claimed fum
the estate under his promise.
4 nobon made yesterday before Judge Book
saver for the appointment OF a referee 10 examine
John u. Biannan. an old man living at No 90 Ia
One hundred ina. twenty nth ST., who was said, was
witness TO Mr. Lanes promises. Decision was
reserved.
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COURT CALENDARS FOR TODAY.

saarcp,. Court-Geneisl Term. -kecess
Supfeuss Court--Chambers- Before y Breh. J.-Ceurt
a.nsPst IN 40 ~ Motion calendar Nor. i ~ 80,
suoIems CSuit-specis Term-Psr I-Adjouined until
supreme Court-Ciscut-Parts i, H., Ill and w.
sunrsne coart-speeisl Tsrm-PsIt II-AdjOurned for
term. ,,p,
Monroe. 10 30 a. M. For Probate Wllls OF r. W.
10 3 m ii. D. Gibson, j. d. pupyy. Susan Mc"ee
c. x. Graham. Josephine Sanger, 10 30 A. "a -
Superior COuft-Gsneral Term ADJOURNED Tor the Term
sutsrcf court-Speciai fcnn-B Before DugrO, J.-Cout
opens 81 IL u, Motions. . , ~,
Superior 0ouft-Trsl Term-Psrts IT, II. and Ill
tcmaSon Pieas-spsoial Tefn-Beore Bookstsser, -
Court opens st IL o. Motions -,
CemInon Pleas-Trisl Term-Psrts L. and IL AdlouIned
for the term 49, ,,.,.u. ,,ou,,
o,.ns AZ 10 A. ~. Motions. - 49,.
'ptdyi, ,v court-TrIs Term-Psrts l., IL and IIi-Ad
scurpsd for the term -. 49,. a.,
Genera esssons-Psrs L.. H. and IIf-Adjeurnea for
Court Of Oyer - reSainer Adiourned until oc'oesr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-24

The Treasury purchased 2lG4OO LIS ut
O6 rs and ! 0G "a, and 81. 300 IS ~ 1873
State issues were entirely neglected and there
were no Transactions in city bank stocks
The general bond market WAS only moderately
active but the tone OF the market was firm and
developed only small offerings at the improve
ments Columbus Hooking Valley aud Toledo bs
rose 20 "a l-2. and the Us were firm AZ 81 ID
Fort Worth and Denver first Is recovered ,n
p2 l-2. Philadelphia and Reading As were firm
NJ about 90 IA, first 5s az so, seconds AZ 90 IL
aud thirds at ~ ia. Reference Is made 10 our
full report OF bond sales.
Not since the New Year has the tone of the local
money market been easier than H. WIS to-day
The offerings outside Of financial institutions
indicated "a considerable taking up OF loans on
securities and the retirement OF the securities Ia
the strong boxes OF owners. Rates were l-2a9
per cent, with business generally at IL per
cent.
follows: Exchanges, sll5, 292,63l balances,
SG,002,s72
The Sub Treasury today was debtor 10 the
Clearing House $3.50, 7i7 It's net gain on balance
was s5Os, 444, made up by gains Of s3l 5,4s4 cur
rcncy and 81 90, go coin. The days operations
covered: Receipts. s205e.b47; payments,
s2446,lO4; resulting in general balance of
81 sL053.2 2l. consisting of sl76,32O,462 coin
and eco, 7S2,7 59 currency.
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON
The United States Treasurer at Washington re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-24
COTTON MARkETs-pY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool July pa D. nL-COttoh- s''eS VI '"' N"'
included 700 bales American. ,,.,,,, ,.,. taa,o,
tGtutes closed firm INV ana AuTust de-
ivery' l64d buyers August ana sebfnorr ee'NNgGl
1.04d sellers; september aud October dsnNedy so-os
BUYERS October and November delivery 30o41 ouyeis
Xovc,nber and December deliver, j4.O4a hheis ".
and January delivery 33-64A sellers January
sII February delevery, 5 330id sellers September ue
livery l.64d sellers. ,,.,,.,, a.. lou,
Galveston July 23.-CQtton quiet mldalms; Iic. TOW
mdAhg ioNe good 9f ana ., Us sss haes les s'''
'Sorfok Juiy 23.-Cotton steady mddine lOc STOCK
Ala bales. - , nj, ,a o,,n ,oiaal,g
1pAc low niddlng, 97se; good ordinary, Ssc hrl snl
sfos receipts bates exports coastvse O3 baes saes
4 bales; stock. =, ll9 bales ,. .,ss,,oo So.
Inv, mIddng lOc good ordinary asc net ana gross ie.
ceips 10 bales exports TO Greet Bh'Nh' 2'lio O"e'
.sies 200 bales stock, l4.zO3 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-24
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

BUILDING MATERIAI.-Brlck pIenlIiu and NOT
Quaby changed. Lath steady. Quotations Ha se straw
Hard Bricks sGdsG so pr 1000 Fishkills 80 71asG
Up hycr Hard s6as0 Jerseys "a % Pale Bricks ~ 90
sisdsla philadelphia Front s27es2 }Ienton Front,
Portland, 80 10ds2 30, English Portland, ~ 2Ua
a9 50; German Portland, 90 90ds27O; Rock.
s.. JONAS Lime e0a95c Laths 50 15Ss2 22 per 1000
COFFEE-Bra1n gfowths for prompt delivery still rule
quiet but holders remain steady In their views Fair
carRoes quoted I7lc. Mild grades have moderate de-
maid. options were somewhat unsettled, and trading
was quite moderate Weaker cables led 10 decline OF
iOa 20 points early after which Havre in stronger
and our market responded with freer buying Prices
gradually rose at length advancing 30d40 points closing
Arm at about the top Hayre declined lela FRS early
but closed here with recovery Of IT. Hamburg broke
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-24
ppnnIicE MARX Ers.

Liverpool July 2J-S AS p. m-peei ana Polk iA poor
demand Hams In poor demand slciL eg' about u =,
1rsrlsnd cut aSou, 9s 70 80 n dun at SGs Cheese
IL 1o PGor at a5s 3D. Tupen,ae good ROa
q, rfair demand. fard-SpOt and futures IN
M noor demand Wheat in COCA demand new No =
Winter arm at g. lid. new No Spring 1rm at 70 "a
i6S a. toT-spot ana futures In good demand n!Aea
,se.,crn spot July, August ana September firm ~
A. id Hops al London-paelhc Coast in poqi demand
Breadstuf. -whest hnn; demand poor holders olsi
feed We,ten sprng I, gid, as, 80 red Western
days 81 900 centas Including 10000 American Corn
Tym demand fair: mixed Western Il. sd. per
c,nta receipts OF for the pas, three days
90 400 cental..
spirits o. tufpenune ais. per ewt
Antwerp. July 23-PetrOleum- grade American,
II francs s1lg centlmes paid aud ~ friacs sellers
I,renisn, July 2S.-ietroleum parks 70 plenD. ngs
London, July 2g.-Beet Sagsf-Juy. ols. lRd DC.
tober JOS. 2Ld.
Iivsrpool. July es Bleaching powder. pounds s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-24
ACTION AGAINST HER MOTHER

SHIT was entered yesterday in the supreme Court
by Angelina H. ketchum against here mother, sarah
n Gedney. The plaintiff is daughter of Charles
Gednay, who in his will gave his wife sarah the usc
of property at No. 1,437 broadway and No. 143
West ThiiethSt 30 long she remained widow.
with provision that The plsintln should receive 5000
yea: rom The estate. Owing 10 the undue influence
of hen brother. Charles L. Cedney. she she has
resolved this amount. and the snt Is brought To
prevent her mother from selling the property with
out respect to the Will.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-24

TotAl Stock in NewYerk Today O,20S bags; TOTAL
stock in Baltimore, ss5sl bags deliyeries YESTERDAY,
d-n hays: total IN New Orleans "a 100 bags do
yerics yesterday 745 bags total stock in United states
$50 o83 bags same time 1858, s48O6S bags; do 1887
al COS bags do 1886. 655 S3i bags
COTTON On the spot ruled stesdy showing no material
change sales O5 bales for export, and Sl bales FOR
consumption Port receipts AZ bales against % bales
nca Ssntember receipts at ports aggregated
ia bales comparing with 546 G9s bales for the corfe
spending time last year. -, TO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-24

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

10 KUPEAN FINNNDINh MNNNT'I' =.
London July 20, 4 p. m.-Consols, e6 OiiO Ior Doth
mortgage trustees certificates 29,, Erie 20e MeXesn
ordinary, 55t ST. Paul common 10p New YORK Oenma,
1oSh PENNSYLVANIA 52al Mexican Central new per cehb
bonds 81.
centlmas for the account
silver is quoted al 42i.d per ounce.
The amount OF bullion withdrawn from the Bebk OF
England on balance to-day is 100, 900 pounds -,
The OF discount Ia the open Market Tor tbice
months bills IL Ia per
London July 23.-Spanish As. 7lA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-24

SALES At THB CONSOLIDATED STOCK AND Pc
TROLEUM EXCHANGE.
STOCKS.
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STOCKS ARE STRONG.
ApPRECIATING VALUES.
An INACTIVE MARKET MAKES A FIRM
CLOSING.

SALES At THE STOCK EXCHANGE-JULY %.
1OyDs AND BANK STOCKS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-24
ona e are lss' hssseG on American standard Of elas.

Good Ordinary ......s51e Low Middllog........ go,
Options eloped more strength to-day unex
peeted rise Liverpool Early sales were al an advance
q Poin aud rereaer feer buying Of August BY for
eiqes led t. a further gain closing steady az about
points above the nna Of yesterday SHES 80 400 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-24


ssSsf ss ,5' .S.. rs s ss:;s 1'7''
n @ way zee ana tsa:
S@ss sss l4ssSi TrIndsd iSSS4e Bahia i2'Sise,
,e With a rss:G p: az
U.s. SSss. ~ ~ " So sSssS:
s5s;.! gSi' j.. & L.. :s$:
DRUGS DYES Sc1se,c is the usual report g. ,, Of lSnt
pears no weakness snywhtTe and the oce current last
sssd S9p!"% S. e IsS @'s .
Sns rSHnsS Z sssd 5na @ n Sbs
sS IN oil S 81. SGS saS ia Saod az HOSo
rar Is paSular ac'iy Sa there are no chs9sGs
r.: !; 5 q Oil IL &!}sa Ss
% and and II gs or ha FIR
2oe2lc for bbls ana caes Gums arr quiet o Nor,
P stRSr G st.pdef Su We quot y test Qn
EGSt '%sG and and e 81 %
Fism-New mackercl are scarce and firmly heA a, arc
SSS T SSs Ea a &c. Tod;s SO vD 2s
No s " Bonss; COG Goa 'a so
dq ana assadsSa "a aed sr rl
RSSaa ga Portland ssao s 'SSEss DS
oFfcfRy p?S 'o Ky B" Gg e bRGso
Fer faisi6s and iat class Of scods me dislrbun con-
Ss., s , SS; De a ' EeS8sp es 81
do Malaga, Imp Cabnets 1898 10: DO Valencia.
2i'' iaSo, do DO sul1asa Ssoc; do Cal L., s.;
crown. 81 4oesl go: do Cal, l. NJ clown' 81 s0a
CON boxes 1.4Qi 3Ac; Currants l2d$ 5,se; ouon
Ieghotn. 1GdIG be; Prunos Turkish 1883. lAc {;
Primes Turkish boxes roo l0O4 1910 lee PIunes.
FRENCH Sosgeo VIZ a. Among In snca Tar'a ssc
she'll Ole d. Alicante sncled NASH DO Canary SHIELDED
9ic Sicily she"i 2ta2iao do Valencia shced, zoe
DO Jordan shelled ~ 1890 Brazil nut. Adhr Wal.
| nuts Naples new OLd9,ic; do French, 6a,aT4c: do
Gtenobe DC; Filtetts, sicily itci Wigs, smyrna layer
i2o sardlns. haIi.6Sxes slOaei4 fdo quarter boxes
FoRE1GN GREEN TRUIT-Thc market Tor !cmOps
holds nrm because Of light arrivals aud steady
tSas demand, o Other ,smons sOnt aGSIso
%StE Sicily soos sGa esS
"a 90 Lemon fancy sicily zoos 25as5 80 Lemons
far good Sicily s3 so; Oranges Sicily 30Os, - 25d
u 30 Oranges, Sicily zoos, a. 60d90 Oranges. Sicily.
so'2Od " a sSi 70 ns%s%a n ss
low. 75cssi a5 nananps. Port Tmon. selected a. rs
| nAnansS Port Limou. lrt VI 02h CocoapuS Bara.
Goa per NJ s2eds24 Cocoanuts ~. Andreas. sa4ds25
| Cooosnnt.. san BIAS e27ds2s.
! FLOUR AND MEAI.-g1OuR-The advance In wheat
of the best known brands held somewhat higher.
A. rule, however prices showed no material change.
Demand from tho home trade fair while the
port movement was more active eaea 10000 bbs 200
% 20 800 bbls city MIL ~ iQ6s4 90 10Y West indies
| 5000 bbs Minnesota Extra 90 T6as0 Be- 1000 bbls
Winter Wheat ESrs ~ lssss ga 900 bbs super4g.s
Mll ezra, for West Indies ~ s0aes 90 Patents, coo
Low Extra. q 75se3 20 Winter Wheat low grades
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-24
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY JULY 1885, TEN PAGES

ccivcd to-day s25s.475 National bank notes for
The customs receipts were s4e7,544, and the
internal revenue receipts were s2i 2,422.
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
n: ,i ss ;ii a: SEsS
Ne on Gsnd sooaLo7o soo7se5e Doc aoaoss
Actual sgsii cas-. I,n f.
aver outsiand.
rs 4 ss"f. bc sss
Net cash 1856 900 COS s2sOas54GI Inc sOs5so3
The foreign exchanges were dull and weak for
sterling. while French francs were steady. The
rates were for actual business as follows hnk.
far long and short sterling. French francs Mt
rts Id and SIS So: rcichmarls az % l-S and
Us l-?, and gnilders at 40 Is anu qo 90
In London British cOnsols were easier az % 9 9
for hotb money and account. The Bank OF Eng
land lost 100, 900 pounds bullion on baIhnce In
the open market money was easy aI o-c per
cent for discount Of bankers bills, Bar silver
v,as lower nj 40 Id per ounce English standard
American rpilways opened buoyant Us compared
with Yesterdays last home quotations, ana con.
tnued to lead the home marset N sn~ Upward nHr
movement TO its Close. Az Paris freh'n per
cents were easier at S3.45as8.0o
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
DENVER AND MO GRANDb
TMrper es Oh ~ gny sl5i 900 sl65oc0 $4,000
Ian I 10 Juiv 2t'.. 1907, 2S7 $685. 6 a9os,oS7
MINIATURES. LAKE SHORE AND WESTERN
fs's :: IA {y s ;s; 81 sss:
RICHMOND AND wEsT POINT TERMINAL
-. -, lila oai oo3l 2o3l
second week in July. slji 525 siss 93l s2S0 10
Jan / to July a. 4,0Jo,9l a,O3OoS hOVV'aE"
SAN ANTONIO AND ARKANSAS PASS.
Number Of miles 23s IN 80 30 s1a oi0
First week IN July. Sl2yt Fd0n.y Lag All
Jan ~ July I'M. 1880 800 V4o 49,
EXPORTS OF MERCHANDISE FROM NEW.fORk
For the week. 1897. 1888, an 20 900
For the week. Ss5sOI5 Io2 20 o0G 659
,rn nce 1an 1Gs 4ss oso s1G2 7s5 1876 900 3OOl75
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-24
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Per North River. Vessels and Railroad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-24

Actual cash In
Tte1s'y vauitt
oustand -. 49,. 49,. 81. -. -
Dpnoslts banks i173l,o2S 4R,2IIllO D'cs tD',Sl3
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-19
THE WHISKY TRUST
Struggling to Get Complete Control Of the
Market : Wholesale Dealers Opposed

Struggling to Get Complete Control of tn,
Market = Wholesale Dealers Opposed
toIt,
CmoAao, Oct, ls,-The Whisky Trust,
which has been in session in this city
for several days, is just now engaged in
q struggle for complete control Of the
the market, the outcome Of which Is to
determine whether It is eventually to
prove a success or a failure, AS every.
body knows, it already has within its
clutches all the western distilleries save
about half a dozen, The fight OF the
trust against these outside the trust has
been bitter one always, but now It is
being carried on with more than the
usual energy. The trust has attempted
to undersell the outside dlstillers at
every point, and the result OF the COM
petition thus brought about has been a
reduction Of about three cents within
the last four. or tiva weeks. The latter
reduction ia said to be due wholly to
the bght Of the trust against tho outside
distillsrs; the former, however, may be
AseNAAtSN AlN ~ paw hy VIZ SASNHAEpo
ot corn aud improvements in the process
Of cfmanufacture,
The occasion for the present special
actiyiIy'ot the trust IL probably found In
the fact that a number OF new dlstiller-
les had been put in operation, The dis
Itlleries outside the trust were evidently
prosperous. Scores of capitalists knew
Ofthe immense profits Of the whisky
business and talked Of going Into 1t,
feeling assured that, even Il they could |
not succeed, they could sell out the
trust without much loss, and generally
The case had reached a stage where
must be done to demonstrate
10 outsiders that the trust was master Of
The situation and that nobody could |
succeed outside the trust.
The wholesale dealers as u rule seem
10 regret the success and prospects Of
The trust; they think 1t will compel
hem TO pay higher prices and that they
will not be able TO make their present
profits, because they cannot, In turn,
ncreasethe prices charged TO consumers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-19
TIR GREAT CONTEST

In tbo American Donr,l of Foreign Mission.
netwecn Inc Liberals and Conservative.
N.w yopv M, is-Tn reoa,d 10 yos.
NA" ~ ~. ,, s'N W 20
terdays session ot the American BOARD
OF Commissioners Of Foreign Missions
the Times says: The contest Of yester.
..ar,,., In ,hc Amorican Rnard viii On.
setu .'.,o anorj 49, % Ss ons nI tha most % r"mnrs' @ g.
p"n i,i"i, 'iI ;,s S;S,oyS NJ sIvbtv s ynSra % Il.
.,.S,Lsd D.S ~ 10 % hsnI MIN, ~ tIo and ~ on
snsne aV whicS IA nnthinS less than the toI.
nso,ion sSS"H ~ thSoinvieal aiiTersnc%s ] 40 hat
man who ate al different minds ean
.4snd ien " sMG work @ iovethsr on % ihS same @
,,sns ,u -, niatiorm Ithe distntbanee IN
sSn % Roar stSrted In tba contention for
tLs E nSrmis.ihle brlief In nToha,jon altar
IsStS hit in ihe conoreastIonRI body il
S,es @ ~ lanai into Mo roItsst Natives n .on.
s".,,o,,,,ss HS nj i;hsrSiS - w.
'sI rta ISS'eS onnsas,s,IvsS who In r,mhsrs
o,,r"n,, Tia iih.rsla twn IN one have
Sad tbs,s | avn wsv aimee ,ba Rnnns
.,aa ,nSa,jns, % a, DssNfoInes anI assumed ihat
,ne.S NV ,I,a,Sshancs ~ IN lie hoard really % ~.
nV ;s,od J'' MssNwhiie tbs i,nrest II liza
"hSrches has visibly increased and
ridsrsJ md IN the theological selni.
nsrtss n, lSV Az d.ypioped tliat neither
,mnnay NAN" nor man ara foFtheominv "a meet
.ho nseja oi the hoard, TLe majority
Ind rsinsed to think that the Siliall0i,
vas ,lT 40 serious as the plain speaking at
tbs Nav York board has proved Il 10 be,
The tyranny Of this majority was such
on tuesday that not The slightest
recognition OF the minority could be