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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-01-18
PIumb,s 49, Commfssfon.

WAsHNeDON, D. O., January 9.-senator
Plumb has introduced bill to create a Gus
toms commission and define its duties.
which was referred to the committee on
finance. Its object is to establish a per
manenb customs commission in the treas
ury department which shall make inVestiga-
lions resp setting the working Of the tariff,
aud which shall furnish information there
on to congress and others when called upon.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-01-18
Chinese Famine and Drought.

SHANGHAI, January 9.-Famine and
drought are prevailing In the interior
and are increasing IA severity. causing ter
ribls suhsFiags. In the Province of Shan
Tung crops have been destroyed By an over
doW OF the Yellow river.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-01-18
THE KANSAS LEGIsLATURE.
SENATE.


TOPEKA, January 8.-The senate was called
90 order at L m. by Lieutenant Governor
Riddle.
Valentine of the supreme court. Inc Douy
IL composed Of more young men than any
before convened IN Kansas. John n:
Wright of Davis, IS the Oldest, being Oh
years of age, and the youngest +; y. Frlce
Of CLARK county, who Is = years ol1. H..
A resolution was passed prOVldlng LhaG
the terms of the officers elected to-day shaLI
expire at the close of the present session.;
Election of officers: A. g. Stacy, OF To-
peka, was elected secretary; w. M. AiIlsoH,
of COWley county, assistant secretary; LaIe
&. Smith, Rocks county, sergeant-at-a arms;
L. n. WOodcOck, of Wichita, assistant ser
geant-at-arms; W. j. Gregg, or Glrard'
docket clerk; =. P. Campbeli, OF Erie, Jour
nal clerk; j. O.. Burchheld, OF Emporla,
dOor-keeper: Gilby Kelly, of McPher5ons
postmaster, with an assistant A. >. Bur
dick, enrolling CLERK; j. A. Bright, of ABB
lene, chaplain, and half dozen pages.
Hon. +. p. Harkins was elected president
pro tenn.
Mr.. Stacey declined to accept the position
of secretary.
Adjourned till 4p.m.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
A. G.. Stacy withdrew his non-acceptance
OF the position Of secretary and was sworn
into Office.
The lieutenant governor then appointed
the standing committees. The following
are the chairmen of the principle ones:
Judiciary. Gillette; ways and means,
Buchan; railroads, Kelly of Mcpherson; as
sessment and taxation, Hardness; NUM-
cipal Indebtedness, Rush; corporations,
MOhler; state offices, Kelley of MCPHERSON;
claims, Tucker; temperance, Ellison: print
ing, Chapman.
Adjourned.
HOUSE.
The house was called to order by Secre-
tary of State Allen, and the members were
sworn in by Judge Johnson.
Hon. John Rankin was elected temporary
chairman. Hon. Henry Booth was elected
speaker, Mr.. High of Reno, speaker pro
TEN. II. l.. MillaTds, chief clerk. Captain
Adams of Leavenworth, sergeant-at-arms,
and Mr.. Richmonds, door keeper.
All of the officers so far elected were
sworn into Office, when the house adjourned
till Wednesday morning.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-01-18

feeling vas unanimous and enthusiastic.
The delegation express great coahdsnos in
the majors election.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-01-18

Fire Marshal WlImartb, Of Topeka,
has Issued GIG building permits duri &
the past year, the aggregate cost OF the
buildings being S761, 290. This doc g
not include the buildings outside the
CITY limits IN the additions.
On January 1 Governor Martin par
doned five convicts In the Penitentiary.
They are: 8. S. Spangler, from Ness
county; +. z. RaVlins, from CherOkee
county; F. HoughIating. from Crawford
county; o. S. KeyseF, from Elk county,
and Fred Blue from Stafford county.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-02

ssd beef :sa at & s1 aG s qs s5e 'eaaS ses
Shipments Coz quarters d the Alaska The
oTsTG SasSs" The Spain vii sn with 1000 css and
q beef ns K. cy q raF y a S s. a s
Fl ss1s $ %a sss J g
a Ss for R0cS1 sale: saS SiS sai
Sq Ios s"a ~ sssss t5 ds calves
6aecl and s dressed ''id at Sal2c extra ana '''''
calSesS. 2ss H. at s. s. vess ITO ~ at so do IA
D. J. ! HsllsRescs 80 esssssrs 1919 % g q; 50 DO 2si
SS sse SaiysS ves S H. 1ss r. az 81 do ass r.
At &C., ii DO 1877 n 7c 10 do. i4s n at &c: II do.
- wSiss: Kirby co:4 crassers. s25 D. at SO 10: 10
w. Hume & Mulleni vsals 100 n. at &c: do 1876 n.
100 ~ 7c Fed Calves 100 ~ at &c; IL Grsssers 300
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts 11la carloads Of 2s7o
he carloads a. Jersey cy and So c15 5s a. SH
Trade dull az yesterdays quotations The limited bust
ness transacted az the range of 50 SossS l2h for
selling az siscS Dressed Lambs in moderate Al
ssIes!M Collins 10 Indiana Sheep: 121 n. .ssI2s
sd. snseS 100 sc @esteD Sheep os n s
% ra,sek 27s %s.te% 1s sheep &c ~ loIs b. aso
W Ws1:s k Mullen STAT, e. siam Lamb . 81
S Sis sA%ssR sSI c. g % Il 20 Sat. Lambs. So also
heads 4 a e CITY End y p soi H. :.
and IS 1886 81 Tor sat, s"f Pigs - '' ''l
e I Ma% a aud aPS Sr Tor h
Sales.--future & Mullen. late yesterday: 25 state Hogs
$40 q = DO u g. a. 2G g d. IS rs
Smith STATE Hogs s27 r. a. g. sdS go; u Ho o..
Z. q q y TO- To- DO as ss7 r. At a q O. % ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-02
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North River, Vessels and Railroads
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

BUILDING MATERIAI-Brick quoted steady and e.. &C.
uaehanSsda T Trade d saSed as IS 75s
IL o Ss DsF 1000 Fishk Is Hard
s5as5 Is; Jerseys "a 5Oas5 % Pale Bricks IS 2oe
CROTCH Dark ard sd 10 D SGson BS1n
man Portland 20 S6ds2 20. Rockl1nd Common Lime, q
PEI po ane % So@e5c iAhs 81 i5ss2 IS per
Gnsps Hair o2a2ec per bushei; Cattle Hair Hd1sc.
CoCOA-Is steady with considerable trade In small lots
frhiSad ssI4c Bahia. I2'sSi3c; and GuayaqaiI 1sS
CHicoRY-contlnues IN moderate = demand We we
quote; Barry Keynolds % ~ ond srysys
CooPERAGE sToCK-Gonerally steady with fair ex;
port demand for shocks quote: M9ases shVoa1 su
81 soGsi 90 36-lnch 81 5Odsi 50 Old shocks and New
Heads 3snch 81 55dsl 80 3Gnch 81 4oqxl 40 ea Eiu
60 so: Hoops IA feet. s97as3o II feet s2OaSZ'. A..
da5 51S SI2: PaTs os uH5 & ana bags
spot 16iSS; 1000 bags No aaoat /! DO 500 bags
do spot 17.e Fnir cargoes quoted 1890 Mid grsdes
In fair request Sales 1925 bags MaHcaioo 437 5ags
sayama private terms SCC mats Pa abe5ee Of nron
nent features. Prices fuctuated within the narrow
range Of Oa5 points opening 5a10 points 9Th hah Sa 3S
Of Yesterday. Speculation mainly Of q local cneb
scte 0re advanced - frs which had Sos sTeSt
pfg but closed With reaction. Stock in Hamburg
gCS 600 bags Of which no 600 bags Brazilian Ido
9uotsSS1d bgs6oe 1nrvatej 277s receipts 600 bags
RIO cearances United States 1000 bags total SOCK
sSs 600 bags santos receipts 600 bag reeepts s az
ame isss, I2I3oOO bags; same time 1887 on 492 eco
bags receipts Santos July to September ~ i -
1872 oi9Ooo bags rotterdam cables-Good ordinary
Java 52Lc market firm. but demand light STOCK IN
Netherlands, 1880 bags Sales heD' today S071O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-02

negs No Nerh'rn and l1S f.s
No Red 7ese elevator Steamer No sa SIC oo se
s ssso Gsd &C. No he oetoSs s5s$sgo sSs
90 November 50 al sl0i 1nsa a. Ssoe clos
Ing at s9isc do February 9ose DO Max isss
wheat. &c Ssq ocS OBJ 600 ssr& Ssa esns
FIRM FIRM oS spin' moas dmSnd pr%ss
% SSssse re- l fsI% Sg;S Trs
rive private So,ss 7e sxrow6d Tasoe Canada
country city made ecvSs anscsed
d HS,ry TsT. % c ccnaS
oEsnns acsS5 esS "e Ryl'Gs eSTsFsd
eer buying and the closed eadS 80 ea. Gsa' but but
sSsSs; = lsas
iS .sv'II s se1e:S i No.
i S+ SSS.ns ES sOS Sstsssi
May 1890 5loC closing at General rule. Options
kept y SSsy l.d ds Hs
Es: oq sss SS
$S5s5s Ne No 2%Sf Ss s''
mixed western 2Fa2se white 6 aS a. oSove%6er
October g !, c DO G 6ssenS. pRs
May $685. &c., . 1Gsaf ana r fSsS sSS
ssc So n eOSSSo 100 ~ 7OSSO0' sA'rD' S0SS''' ''''
Grades and VII. a. %0d snd :sHP@ SsSs
,Sr qs6gys5e No e5a75c Glover 4oS60c Clover
Mjxsd 50d65c Shipping 5oa55c. SIthW-iooHs iS''
e6G75c Short Rye, 45d5oc Dat and wheat 4oe,
HoPs-Beyond occasional small esad be market Is
some what nominal Exporters are stu hCp common
Soc state choice 1883 11S12c medium n9,c lssS
ICE; medium DO, 9d11e choice 1ss SS. cl0iZ'
9610c; do common, 7dSc; do 1887 3aoc' ILL.,.
HEMP AND JUTE-spOt offerings so, o. nSmP for
the present No changes n Jute Butts Qqognae e@p
hu Msnn 7da S l5G pd1 s &c p5 oF ss and i
FOR bagging quality $3.50, Ia.
UfDFS-The market has undergone no change WnaI
ever Demands st light but the ssaes nave ESG
mainly az prices quoted for several wees psSoo
small Quoted Baenos Ayres eiecGa 20S Sc
Mstsmoras 92d25 b 1Sc Central America TV@hI
n l lde or sSSaO' k Asro' 1oalS cCrte
Monteyideo and Rio Grande kps- 1913 n ilaatST
Texas o0d25 H. 9d13ac Western, II NJ IVc ~
a. they run Pals 10 $3.50 DrySaltsd Maamo al IN W
ected o4G2s M s2a9c Southern they run
70 Wet sailed Buenos Ayres cow seecfe9 1880 n
sac Newore MS city, 49, No. 5G9c Gor3o M Sc.
Observation-Disclosures the past week mas and FORMER
ent 10 clean up Of desirable grades anu ioi"
Drices are still quoted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-02

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES,
Tn. monthly field report ior september proved 10
be bull,h In character instead Of bcaish The mum
Der Of wells completed was 492 decrease Of 81 from
August: the average daily new production was G9j8
barrels decline Of ,O4G barrels, and while diilllng
wells G1Ol showed an increase OF over August,
there was q decrease Of / In the number Of rigs up
and building-357 There 90 dry holes. or 4
t.ver than In August. The daily average OF Weld
ner nroducIng we'll 16 % barrels, against Il
barrels IN the preceding month.
There was no important response IN the crude
market 10 the unexpectedly favorable figures Of the
monthly report and the speculation dragged along
in narrow limits and under tho manipulation Of the
room MIXERS. At the Consolidated Exchange deal.
ncs IN November options were begun and there was
some moderate switching from October to the other
month prices fOr the two months were close
toprtLer The only feature Of the Weld was a new
Tie market closed steady. u shade above the top
figure. 49,, c,o.,,,d,,oi c,o.t -
pctrnlcuu Exchange In September included 4,0i1.0 o
sbsres 81 abroad stocks. 3O- 4sJ shares OF mining
stochs 20 C3s 900 railroad bonds and 2i,OOO,OOO
harreii y, nine line certificates
The range Of prices and the total dealings were as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-02
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore. Oct Cotton dull and easy middling. lie
Flour active and firm. WhenSOuthern quiet and firm
Fultz, s0a90ci longoerry. s9q9oc; No Soc steamer
october, e2c; December, s5as5hc January so<dse5e
nominal, 40G42c; Western firm mixed
sp9t 4oc october. S9' $685. Nogember S9,9loc year
Western white, 25a27i2c; do miXei 23G24c. Rye nnn.
500 53c Hay firm prime 70 choice timothy 10 50Gl4c.
Provisions firm and quiet Butter active and Ann West
eFn packed, l5q1se; creamery. 29a25c. Eggs nrm
Western, 22c. Petroleum easy rehne1, lose. Coffee
steady and quiet Rio caFgoes fair 19ic. sugar steady
"a soft, Sc Copper quiet and firm refined l0Gl0i9c
Frelghts to Liverpool per steamer. quiet; grain sd
Cork for orders, As Cd. Reeeipts-Flour ZOO bbls
wheat 81 900 bush $4,000 bush oats 1000 bush
rye, 1000 bush. Shipments-Four, 500 b0lS Sales
Wheat 800 600 bush corn, 10000 bush ...,.. 49,,
firm, and closed easy $500 bush sold at ge S90hs 200
T. at s5'sc winter wheat dull and unsettled No red
SIC No red extra 7SdS0c; extra white California, ?Oc
extra No white S62c; No white 79as0c. Corn dull
prices opened tc lower closing prices: No yellow SIe
80 2 White, &c No white 81 re; No mixed 24tc
good demand Millfeed arm and unchanged; M Canal
freights firm and unchanged ReceptsFour, 900 Dds
wheat $4,000 bush co J bush 6Go Ga $1,000
900 bush BY rsmFlCur 2i coo Soo Sbs wheat 2ooOo
Chicago Oct 1.-The leading futures ranged az foIiows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-02
rr omocu M.nrrrs-nY rELEGRApu.

purnlo n v Oct l-Cattle-Recepts last "a hour
900 head total for week thus far II go for sama
Tine laT werE II 600; consigned through 800 head,
soo ~ New.York / 200 head sale prices unsettled
and lower sheep Lam6s-Reeepi' l aSt - hours
time last week, ls 500 consigned through. 24oO heal
1nSettei hui generally lower HOgs-Recepts last "a
hours 1910 head total for week thus far $780, iei
head 1890 to New.Yorki 2.24o head on sale market
quiet. c...,. po..,.,. o ooo. .h,,roa,,s
none; market strongi choice heavy native steers 80
= i5GsS IS; range steers, 81 1898. Hogs.Reeepts
q 800 shiprnens none market higher; fair 20 choice
So.yy a. n0Ss4 90 packing grades s3 S5dSi Is; light
iair IN best, - 15es( 50. Sheep-ReceDts 200 snip
Sen,s none; market arm; fair 10 choice 50 25Ge4 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-02
ETHIOPIAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Oct 13AS m-Beef in fair ts demand demand
prime mess Western steady at AIS Cd Hams IN g9oa
demand; short cut about IA to is n, firm at Ass "a
b. firm at 45s sd long and short dear middies ABOUT
So ~ firm at 37s Cheese In good demand; I S
m at S5s Cd ROsin in good demand LsrdsR sS
i'm fair demand futures In poor demand neat IN lst
demand new No winter steady at 6s lod Flour ~
good demand Corn-Spot in poor demand futures IN
steady at as ad November steady at 4s I'D Deeeln6ei
nothing offering Stocks OF soS 6dses 6sS S
. 0oo boxesn shoulders 8 800 boxes lard 1900 tons
chesse 90 500 boxes; butter 10000 packages
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-02

In State issues the business was covered by sales
az Tennessee settlement IS at "a and Is ht
1901 -s OF city bank stocks, American Exchange
sold t25l at SO.
The general bond market ruled firm. But Fort
Worth and Denver frsts closed easier at 90 "a
after 90 l-2 The philadelphia and Reading issue.
acre snccially strong: Is at 81 l-ia9l and first
IS at s2 Ia Reference is made 10 our fun re-
port Of bond sales.
Money early a oil o'clock ruled at salo per
cont: intermediary the rate was md up 10 Ia
,er cent but after o'clock the rate ruled between
and per cent anu closed 1T about per cent.
The Clearing House statement to-day WAS as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-02
posTON WOOL MARKET.

BOSTON Oct 1.-The demand for wool continues goOa sss
all desirable grades meeting with sale st
In ohio and Pennsylvania feeces there have oeen nd -
~ XXX ard above az ooc; anu VI
NJ o. az 9sc Mchcan aeeces sell readily at Soc bus
at not much above this price. Com6ng ana usiaie
aro ante firm at 39d40c for No. Comong $40
8se for Ohio doanes and 33c for Michigan De aines IN
o"osbed combng woods quiet az 21d3Oc In ierltory'
Ss and Oregon woods there have been sales IN the range
secured for fine, fine medium ana medium. tal,
vyaSo ,ooI moves slowly previous prices In pulled
Wool there been sales OF super at S5gSyc, aud .,
~ a. o,60se owing the nrmrcss at the London
oI the market here for Australian woods Is hrm
Enreign carpet woods remain STEADY and quiet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-02
LONDON WOOL SALES.

London Oct Ia. tOdqys wool S Sr:s the ossinS
The offerings detail and the prices obtained were as
follows Victoria. p 100 bales; secured 2Sdgis iud 40
locks and pieces 6da9d New south ns N %sss Si aoe
"a "a: greasy 6S,dais ID do locks aud pieces. osd1
Sid Queensiand-1. 600 bales seonFei Is ida,s SID
locks and piecesS skd9llsa south Austrslia-itoe
n cfeasy 7isddiOd. w-Zealand-3 400 bales
secured iOddfs SID do locks and pieces 6sdais I'D
~ Good Hope and Natal-3 700 bales secured 9dSis 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-02
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool oct /, p m.-Cotton-The sales OF the dAS
Eni1tes closed easy; Ameriean-Middling. love
mddne Clause. October delivery 504d sellers: oStO.
ea necemSer deliSery 89-6Id value December and
JaHuary delivery 3s64d sellers January aAd teprasy
Jeiiyery 9S.6ld sellers; February aud March delvey.
ss-64d value March and April deyseF Ss Ns.
Seliers: April and May delivery, 4Qb4d seuefs may
and June delivery, 426ld. sellers ,,,,n ,o,,o.
orleans, Oct cotton easy mains 40 Sode higci
* $50 gross receipts 10 759 exports % Great britain
4, 1852; to FIance l,243; saes ooVo' s'oeA' oi'ooo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-02
or, MARKETS.

oil City Penn, Oct. 1.-Natonal Transit certificates
opened 0SS highest 9os lowest 9ss. closed 90 saes
b6is. shipments. OF $50 bbs runs T7.Si2 bills ~,
sharc Penn. Oct 1.-IetrOleum dull but esdy Ns,
tIonai Tansit eertiheoes opened at 90 closed at W;
2nrsdfoT penn Oct T-Natlonal Transit certificates,
opeaed az 9sS closed At %; highest 90a lowest oss;
o Titusyile Penn Oct l-Nstonal Transit eertlneatss
onsned ut pS1.; highest e9k lowest 96A: closed We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-02
TIVE STOCK MARKET.

NewYork TUESDAY. Oct IN S,1s lSo
carr H VV4 20 cars az weehawken for export cars
- co,h ~ Metyrer Levy and cars at Jersey City
~ V I'm ioi Ni'N No trading. Feeling steady
CITY MESSED Beet Is having slow sale ms week 81
sides ih FEW extra earcasses bringing 7Ae and Inferior
a. SSbs a4yiess are to Monday Sept 80 when
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-02
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

London Oct Ii p. m.----5iirc and Great Westein
first mortgage trustees certificates, 30 Canadian Pacific,
iii. Erie 3d. do second cOHsol, lOt2i Mexican
ordinary 49, St. Paul common, 744; Mexican Central
Tho iate OF discount in the open market for both
sbor and three months bills j. la,G42 per cent
paris adylccs quote per cent rent"s az 81 francs
so centnes the account and exchange on London AZ
Ok francs OH ccutimcs for checks.
- nj" amount Of bullion withdrawn from the Bank OF
rnaIand On balance to-day Is is 900 pounds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-02

Includes sales Of 90 coo October deliver At 90 349
9s 1880 cents aud 1900 barrels OF tomorrow de-
livery al 90 cents
Refined oil was unchanged al 7.O5 cents per gallon
at all pOrts. 49,, -,
Foreign quotations-Antwerp II Ia francs Bremen
CTS marks London ll-l0Go 1915 pence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-02
HAVANA MARKET.

Havana Oct spanish gold 2i0baeil. Exchange
ouef sugar quiet buyers aIe making lower BIDS saios
500 bag. Centrifugal o. degrees posrEato iOI SPAN AZ
~ 20 geld leg QuataL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-02
Exchanges. slsO,574. $50; baIanccs.

follows Exchanges, SlSO,oH,ooV p"i"noe''
s5,92s,976. -, . A.
The Sub-Treasury to-day was debtor TO the
Clearing House $685. $40. Its net JOSS on oai,
'ance WAS s2sI5g made up by currency loss oil
5000 less a coin gain OF 1892, 254. me any 5
operations covered Receipts, So, II s,oSZ pay
ments s3 FAC, Sal resulting IN genera oaianee
of sIe .s37, O52 consisting of slsl ,762,lsS com
and SlI,O74. s64 currency.
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.
The United States Treasurer at Washington re-
ceived to-day s233, G9l National bank notes ior
redemption. ..-o,oo ,h. IN
ternal revenue receipts S255.924, and the mis-
cellaneous receipts Sl4.l03
To-day's Washington Treasury statement OF cash
nm hand and deposits in bank compares with the
figures of the last previous statement as follows :
"e''' ~ Co., az oc. Differences
A.. d IN ma s1s7 2o9 $50 s1Ss 553 SIG mo 81 93J
Net silver on hid 1s07344s 17.s91074 Dec. fs2'S14
Net ie Saad 2so57o 2Lss2 s5s Dec eoa72l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-02
STAINED.

Good Ordinary :............s Low Middlins 49,. 9Io
The option market was more active To-Day ana prices
Of ies points at after there reer buying
Of October on bad crop reports This caused rally OF
nonts hut full port receipts and lower spot and
Southern markets brought about general decline oc;
toher closed point up while othcFs were uhcHdhSeu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-02

COTTON-Spot ruled dull and unsettled at &c decline
sales 3l3 bales for consumption and latteTy lO9 Daes
for export 372 bales consumption Port receipts
az 4G9 bales as against $50 bales last week and ~ O64
bales THIS day last Since September receipts az
Inc por aggregated G03 GA bales against &c. COS bales
for the corresponding time last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-02

Actual cash IN
Treasy yaults
over ouistsnd.
Maze in bks 5isSI55s iS695iS Dee. 502O4o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-02

Government bonds continue TO be SOLD TO the
Treasury, not in the large amounts OF month
ago bat more than sufficient 90 cover us eN-
cessive receipts. To-days purchases amounted 10
and Der cents, 81 $3.50 al 81. AZ the Stock
Exchange there were recorded sales Of $4,000
4 per cents at 1917 Ia, but the quotations were
unchanged as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-02
MINING STOCKS.

Total amount -.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-10-22

VNYINNEMUCCA MINING COMPANY. o
w corporation Principal place Of business
winnemucca, Nevada, location Of works, Win
oemucca Mountain. Humboldt County, Nevada
Notice is hereby given that at meeting Of the
Board Of Trustees Of the above named company
held on the 10th day Of fseptember. 1885, an assess
nent, No. 49, Of cent per share was levied on the
capital stock Of the corporation, payable immedi-
Ately in U. s. gold coin to the Secretary, At hit
office in the First National Bank building, Win
oemucca. Nevada.
Any stock upon which shis assessment shall 70
main unpaid ON the nth day Of October, 1850
viii be delinquent and advertised for sale NJ publi
auction; and, unless payment 10 made before vii
be sold on SATURDAY. the End day Of Noven,-
ber, 1889, to pay the delinquent assessment. to
gether with the cost Of advertising and expense
sale.
GEO. 8. NIXON, Secretary.
w iDrtn uccr. Nsvads, Sep as. lSsa ID
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ICSrATE OF JOHN cox, DECEASED.
II Notice 10 hereby given hy the undersigned
Cox. deceased to the ersditors Of, ana al -psr.
son, having claims gainst the said deceased, "a
exhibit them with the necessary vouchers within
ninety days after the 6r publication Of this
notice to the sad executor, 1t the sherifrs Office
n the Courthouse, In the town OF Winnemucca
.Humbo county. Nevada.
r. H. FELLOWS,
Executor OF the last will and testament Of
John Cox, deceased. rs
Date az winnemrcca. New. ,Septemb Der %, 1889
AVN
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CANADIAN ATLANTIC CABLE.


Asnse"e1ss ""ue ~ A6J ~
OTTAWA, Ont. Oct. Ell. Dobell
President of the Canadian Atlantic
Cable Company, just returned from Eog-
land says all the financial arrangements
have been completed in London, and that
the work Of laying the cable between the
straits OF Belle Isle and the west coast of
Ireland will commence in the spring and
the Dominion Government will hand over
to the company it's land line. Sir
Hector Laneevin, Minister of the Public
Works, said yesterday that Canada 10
certain of having an Independent cable to
Great Britain.
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ROASTED ALiVE.


rhe Pindish Act Of Negroes.
.GRkRNvILLE, Ala, Oct. PA quarrel
between . negro helper and = white
named Roberts, who have been connected
with Barks's horse show. resulted in the
negro pouring gasoline over Roberts. An.
other negro touched the auid with .
lamp and Roberts was developed in
Games. He ran wildly down the main
street Of the town and was literally
roasted alive.
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IsHPEMING. Mich, Oct. 2l.-Henry
Sampson, charged with asssulting a
seven.year.old girl at Norway, came
near being lynched Saturday night. He
was removed to Menominee in time to
escape death at the hands of . raging
mob. The girl is in precarious condi-
ton.
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Cigar Makers locked out.

KEY WEST. Oct. 81 The lock k-out of
men by the cigar manufacturers is gem
eral. Eight thousand are now out.
Over 5000 are Cubans aud fears are en-
tertained of serious trouble. There is
much apprehension of incendiary acts on
the part Of the Cubans.