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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-04
ERIE RAILWAY.
THE ONLY SOLID TRAIN ROUTE Z
BETWEEN
NEW YORK AND CHICAGO
And the only line running 10
DINING CAR THROUGH TO CHICAGO!
800 p. NJ, 6:OU p. NJ, 80 p. NJ

500 L. NJ, b:OO 4. NJ, o'oo T. NJ
ALL SOLID EXPRESS TRAINS. AND EACH
CnANGE Or AM LLAoS or IAIso.
S7e onse; 4Gi p S az a1a s'I d 5r0 w lss
icfries New YORK 9Sl and 1888 Fulon-st Brooklyn lo1
RoS as and M New station jersey cIsy where Ticket;
and faIor or Sleeping car reservations ana orders FOR
press trains leave 23Ist minutes caller than shown
jam ~ iycy bay DAY E6feSs Pullman BUFFET Drawing.
~ Every Day New ycslousa Lm555sd via Meadyile.
sg 9a Ao 2 b fs 1ad se.pnS
y Chicago without chsage; also Pullman Vestlbuied
SSeSepFsT C IfHginFo For FAST TINE Louis
coaches and pullman scepers Chicago without change
Pullman a Vssti6uied Compartment Car 10 iocSestef
$50 . N bb Bay S o9SdiS ra h ds se i
Orange Ha;s e g. Csc C Sq2p o- sS ora
20 10 I SS5lays 80 1857 Si5 Is 10 81 3d.
Ruthero,d T. i5. q, :45 $50 80 10 80. IL. l..
rs 3 f'G U.s. so 49, 5o ts1 i 10 3d. z S''9
S is 5 49, 80 g. g. o. ' Il '"a
&c ss5 g. S 81 Is 49, $780, 81 3d. $50 ss :
NcT Va K eal Paterson via Newark 64S $50
ssg z j 'S 3 S'' SssS lS 80 >"
suse G Local 3 80 10 80? 80 IS &c. +
Ns sisS ~. S?S . 81 IS i5S $50 TIL. su
TuEsis Is ., 10 80. l. S:45 4, 80. $50.
Goshen 4:I5 745, o. 10 80. T. $50 80. 30 7. So
Mddetown and Port JeFyis, as. AS. o. 10 80 a. H. l.
80 4 80. 80. @. Z. 80.
arrive AS and IL rs IS and 10 D. A nm nom "'''
EngsyOOao and TYn 20 3 AZ Is Ak SIG sa
:52h. s.. 80 5AS o OH. Gas s. 10 80. IL Sun:
days. s;t5, $50; 80. T. 1880 and is
'' ssss = ssists Is 2 b iSa
send 10 In postage General Passenger Agent f0s
w j. MURPHY. L. p FARMER
General SuDt General Passenger Aren't
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unchanged Recepts.Flour, 200 bbls; heat. i7,ooe
bush corn, 5000 bush oats, $500 bush Shipments-
Wheat, 3,40O bush; corn, 249oo bushI oats. 225oo
bush
St. Louis Oct 3.--F1our quiet and easy but unchsnss4
firm cables and better outside markets
caused an advance 4dsc liberal receipts and weake
Ing outside markets, however caused relapse ths
close was weak s-aac below yesterday No c,sN
7s4c asked; October, nae closed 7Stc nominal Deesr
ber s0asOsc closed soc May s4ssaS5+c closed s4ES
Sale asked Corn weaker No mixed cash a9te; octe.
Der. 2Jsc closed 2yAsc bid May SOi2e "a easier; M
cash, 1sisgts'e May, 22asS22'se bid October fssS
Sofa CSC Nebraska, Ace Wisconsin, &C. Hay stesdyi
prairie, $7GSs rs timothy, f9dsiS 80 Bran lower and
active OF 41d52c. Faxsecd steady a. 81 %. Lead dull
chemical hard zoe asked refined zoe bid 375c ASKED
Butter and eggs unchanged Cornmca ell 05a91 10
Whisky, Ell %. Provisions dull and weak Pork and
lard unchanged; dry salt meats. shoulders. ~ % ones
and ribs s5 95 short clear e5 IS bacon boxd shoulder
s5 longs and ribs s5 S7l20a5 90 short clear - LOG
SO Is. Receipts. Flour 900 bbs; wheat - 600 bush
corn. 30 900 bush oats 40 600 bush rye, 1000 bush
barley, 5000 bush. shigments-Floar 1000 bos
wheat 5000 bush 600 bush cats, 1900 bush
rye, 5000 bush barley, 1000 bush.
Toledo Oct 3.-Wheat dun. lower cash and October
SiLc; December s3c. Corn dull steady; cash. ga
oats quiet; cash Gle Cloverseed steady. active; cad
and October. az &c; November 80 % December a. r.
cepts-wheat 400 bush corn, 49, 100 bush osts 90
bush: rye 900 bush. Shipments-Whest, 2200 bush
corn coo bush oats, COO bush eoyerseed. 800 bags
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THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, Oct. 3 specIal).-It thought this
morning that the October pork clique had abandoned
the position II took in regard to newly packed pork
and that IL would receive all the new pork rendered
IL. This impression from the fact that In the
morning Counselman a. Co., hurry, Nelson Co.,
Logan a Co.. and other clique commission houses re
ceNed and paid for about 1000 barrels OF this newly
made pork. The packers were In great glee, SAP
posing that this ended tho fight the technicaiy
the afternoon, however, Mccormick 81 co. refused
1000 barrels Of pork tendereI them by The IN
tornatOnal Packing Company. The serenity when
packers again completely at sea As TO the clique
programme. Nobody, OF course, knows, except the
men at the head of this deal, what the plan IS lt
is supposed, however, that the pork rendered TINS
morning taken In because IT. was bought at a
very low price, ~ so and that the pork refused this
afternoon thrown out because IL was bought al
q higher price $40 so per barrel. Although there
great deal OF gossip to-day, occasoned by the
pork deliveries, the pit was dull There were
20 900 more in the West than a year ago. This
enormous movement made prices weak at tho opening
October pork got low $40 40 and was StOppel
there only by IIutehnson's bidding. He closed 1t
a go 20. November pork sold as low as - 80 a
decline of 40 cents from the price earlier In the
week. and closed at 50 40 January opened and closed
at 80 D. time selling low as 10 IL L..
Lard and ribs closed about where they opened ana
dull. .
The professionals were the only ones at all active
in wheat. They ran the price up and down within
range Of a cent the put and call prices of Wednes-
day night being the limit. December opened at 81 30
sold between 81 IS and 81 IS, and closed at 81.
The near options of corn suffered decline Of about
Ia cent. On the curb December wheat sold at 81.
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THE PETROLEUM MARKET.
NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICE

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
An extreme decline OF l cent was recorded yester-
day in November options at the Consolidated Ex-
change from the opening (Which was the highesp
quotation to the lowest of the day. 1t was made In
the face of the early tha the Smith we'll at JEFF
ferson Centre proved to be dry, thereby condemning
to some extent enlargement Of the prolific ter
rory to the southeast Some increase In business
recorded at both the Consolidated and the Stock Ex
changes, but the speculation failed TO reach any i'm
portant size, and 1t possessed no more significance
than it has worn In time. It was not generally
known before the close that refined oil had been again
reduced 5 points both barrel and case lots. The
price for oil is 8 cents per gallon, against
o.. cents last Saturday. The case quotations
been the last to yield 10 the depressing influences
of dulness In the refined demand, and these reductions
are more significant than the lowering OF prices for
refined in barrels, in which trading has been prac
tcay stagnant for long period. 1t might be worth
while 10 thresh the old controversies OF the bull
and bear factions in crude oil II there existed any
is the sport Of scalpers, and nothing but decided
break or a sharp rise could draw blood into a
neglected almost deserted market. AT the Con
soIdated Exchange October and tomorrow deliveries
closed lower than the November options by LA IL
cent At the Stock Exchange last prices were the
lowest but that may have been due 10 the sympa
thetlc influence of the disturbed money and railway
share situation. The market 1t had any significance
was heavy at the close.
The range of prices and the total dealings were as
follows:
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
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Mr. Lockwood's clever book, though modelled
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might have envied. 1t is question whether the
very youthful reader viii fully apprciate all the
fun which an older reader finds therein; but it is
certain that the book VIII not be dropped until the
last prodgious adventure is absorbed As book
nf fantastic impossbilties gravey set forth. 1t is
the most attrsr tive devised in many season.
Captain Polly is merry and wholesome little
story, full OF good sense and good feeling. II pro
reeds dramatically with tho halts for suspense
which make book interesting to both Youngsters
and oldsters. Its morals are not too obvious. bui
they WILL nevertheless, impress themselves on the
reader.
Mr. Goss, who has already done some excellent
work rs a narrator Of experiences. nas written
In " jed spirited. manly ana use1ui door, WIN
his own "reminiscences a solder of the Union he
has incorporated the stories of of his comrades
and the result is a really STRIKING narrative Of life
In camp on the battlefield and in rebel prisons
There is inspiring patriotism In the story. but no
marring bitterness Of feeling
Princess Liliwinkinsr is fairy-boo stuffed win
the royal pcrsonages of misty realms OF fancy win
giants and many other marvels 1t differs from the
oldfashioned faary-book in being somewhat more So
ph,sticated and reasonable in detail.
The story of "a Rolf and His Friends" Is not only
entertaining but valuable well, in the lessons 1t
teaches-lessons In real refinement. In estimating
social relations and in household happiness.
within the Enemys Lines is the second rolumc
OF series os three, devoted to the of the Re-
bcllion The story Is not a record, like Mr.. Goss'S
Of actual experiences, but it is possible and enter
tanning.
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THE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore, Oct 3.-COtton quiet ard easy middling,
Fuu, soaoOc Longoerry s5syOc No. Southern, coo j
steamer 7sc; Western hmj No. winter req, spot ana
October SIC November o2ac December siGS44G ian,
uary Ssh dS55.c. COn-Southern quiet ana steady avg
ace Western steady mixed spot, 40S4Ote October S9s
steady Western white, 25a272e do mixed 2Ss2Se
Rye im; 52d55c. Hay Drmer; prime TO choice tmothy
si4qsl4 So Provisions steady and quiet Butter IN
ery 23d25e Eggs arm and quiet MesteT9 22c Re- Pe;
carg0es, fair. 19i2c Sugar quiet; soft, Be- Copper
steady refined l02c. treghts to Liverpool per steam
en- quiet grain 5sa5s I'd Cork for orders As 3D. Re
celpts-FOur, II 900 bbs; wheat 1000 bush corn
5000 bush cats 5000 bush; rye, 700 bush. shlp'
mcnts-F1our, 800 bbs; corn, 10000 oush sales
Wheat. 10 900 bush corn, so. 900 bush.
Buffalo, Oct 3-spring wheat quiet for spot and good
hard sod at SOC and 600 bush 0O'ac 900 bush
No Northern sold at SIC and 10000 bush do and T.
at s52c. Winter wheat quiet but firm; No. red. SIC
red extra 7SaSoc; extra No. white. seize. Corn
opening but closed weak and dull at ~ &c
for No. yellow; No. ., 36i2c; No 3 36tc in store
oats and firm No white. 26a26tc; No 3 white.
241c; No . mixed. 24c track. Other articles un-
changed Canal frelghts firm and unchanged Receipts
bush rye, $500 bush shpments-By canslmWheat.
BY rail-Flour 10000 bbls; wheat 10000 bush; corn
PA 600 bush oats, $4,000 bush ,u--.
Chicago Oct 3-The leading futures ranged as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-04
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET.
rrArrprs OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

Yesterdays grain markets were without important
or interesting features Cash wheat was shade
lower with sales Of 5000 bushels for export $4,000
bushels for milling and nearly 100000 bushels for
storing purposes. The transactions In options
amounted to 34sOOOO bushels, and the speculation
was scalping and local In its nature. In spite OF hr
cables the large receipts at the Northwest and the
deafness OF tho export trade caused an easing OH IN
values. The market closed quiet and devoid or sig
nlhcance but down 1-S for October at 90 3S Ia Tor
November at SO 3-6, and 36 cent for December al
81 IL, January al 80 12, and May at o. cents
Corn steady, the spot market being sustained
by tho heavy eA ",rt demand-2OO,OOO bushels being
taken by shippers. There only moderate specu.
laon In options and except for October which closed
up 1-S cont at 80 "a, the other months ended UNI
changed, at 40 So for November Al 35 for December
and ~ 3S cents for December.
Cash oats were firm. The option market was en-
tlrey neglected, and the final prices were nominal at
26 18 for October, 26 36 for November. 20 I-o for
December and % 10 cents for December.
There was no export demand for lard, and the mar
ket was dull and easier. ending follows: OCTOBER
50 so; November e6 80 December. SO 90 January.
10 90; February, So 49,
The receipts OF grain and -four reported yesterday
at New-York Philadelphia, Baltimore and Boston were
as follows: Wheat, 199 1872 bushels; corn, 800 l64
bushels oats 90, 500 bushels; total grain 6O33O
bushels; -four 1887 packages At Chicago. Milwau-
koe and ST. Louis the arrivals were Wheat, III 720
bushels corn 272, 100 bushels oats, 324 $50 bushels
total grain, 76S, sos bushels -four 1855 barrels.
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SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AM
WASHINGTON
I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foo: Cortland. and
Desbrusses as follows:
a. III. for satington and intermediate points.
a. ~. for Geneva Lyons Elmfa, Rochester. Buffalo
and the West. and principal local points. Chair
LYON, and Pullman ear 10 Suspension Bridge.
III a. IA fOr ElmiFa and intermediate points Chair
Mauch Chunk
D. m. 10. Tunkhannock and Intermediate points.
Chair cars TO TunkhannOch Connection to Reading and
40 D. for EmiIa and principal intermediate points
Chair car l.. Is. Junction and Pullman scepers "
Chicago. 1000
40 D. m. FOR Slatington and intermediate points
40 o. n. for Mauch Chunk and Intermediate points
Connection Reading and Harrisburg.
D. m. for Geneva, Lyons Elmira, Rochester, Buffalo
and the PHman sleepers ~ Lyons and suspension
Bridge .
TTsbls leaving at n m. II a. m. | D. m. and 3 40
D. m connect for all points In AahanOy aud HszletOn
NO"' SUNDAY TRAINS.
a m. for Maush Chunk. HaEleton and intermediate
P5 40 D. m for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points.
o. m for Geneva. Lyons Elmra, Rochester. Buffalo
and the pullman sleeper 10 Lyons and Suspen sion
D'uk' General Eastern once. 235 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-04
LONDON WOOL SALES.

London Oct AT the opening Of the wool sales today
the bidding less animated than yesterday but LATER
the petition became active The offerings amounted
TO 10 $50 bales and comprised variety Of growths in.
Guiding many lots OF inferior. The market arm
The series will close on october Is TOday's offerings
detail and the prices obtained were a. follows: Victoria
900 bales; secured IL 2fd1s 10d do locks and pieces
i0dG1s sd greasy sdo1s I'D do locks and pieces SID
iO2d. New South wales-2 100 bales; secured. sis
is Cd do locks and pieces 72dals I'd greasy 7ddis AID
Qucensland-300 bales secured Is 4ddls Gid do locks
and pieces. Is 1adais 32d; greasy. selOd bo1.s
and pieces. lQld greasy, .d1Id w.zealand-9 ooo
Is gid greasy. 74dG1s Ord do locks and pieces 4aa
iOd Taamania-GO0 bales secured II iadd1s AID /
greasy 63.dd1s ID locks ard pieces. 3dS2f. Cape u
Good Hope AMI NATAL 900 bales secured. 7d9is lod'
greasy. 4Ld9i2d.
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11EST SHORE RAILROAD. Y. Y. c.

WEST SHORE RAILROAD, \. Y. c. q
w H. H. Il: i; Co... Iessee-Tran. leave West 42d.st
from loot Of lay-.t n T. Chicago Detroit, London
IS is IS rs p Toronto . SO a. IN, 10 s rs ..
Montreal canada East . 10 p pa. Niagara Fails syta:
M, 1913 's:lj p (anh a. IL 30 for Utica
onlyl. Kingston, Saugcrties. CasklH. Albany 3:l5,
y IS. % :55; tal II 80 and G, 4. .5:l5, Sl5
New6urg. 'l0 a. 10 4:l5. 5:35 % 30. II as
sIeepIng Cars for Buraio NIAGARA FANS Toonto Detroit
Chicago and ST. LOu. DAILY Daily except Satur
days Other trains daily except. Sundays "a D Leave
Jef,ey CITY L. T. L. station ali 20 a. m. 50 40 D.
Iloboken, West shore station all 90 M, % 80
For tickets time tables or i1ormat3n apply at Offices
Rrookiyn333 WeshingOn 100 Fultonst. Annex once
foot OF Fuon-.t New-Yoik Ciby-27l 800 7s5 ana 942
broadway 1881 Bowery. II Park Place, o. West 125hs
and West Shore Stations foot ~ West 42tst and foot OF
Jay.st. n Il. Wescotts Express calls for and checks
General PASSENGER Agent : Vanderbntsve. N v.
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Includes sales of AZ 900 October options at 30 $50
% 80 and 1000 barrels Of tomorrow delivery at
% $4,000 Is cents
Refined oil was reduced points 10 cents per gal
lon I'm barrels all points, and points to cents IN
cases. ,-..-.
Foreign MISUNDERSTANDING. II 1917 IA francs;
Bremen CTS marks London. 11-1665 1916 pence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-04

g T. LOUIS via THE WABASH ROUTE.
~ The only through seepnS-caT 10 ST Louis wa Nag Mag
ara Falls the Grand Central Depot at m .daly
Via the NewYork Central Michigan Central and Wabash
Railroads-dDingcars for all meas-arying In 81 Louis
second morning. Connections In union Depot ~.
Louis for all points West and Southwest For ,nc,s3pe
sleeping-car berths &c, write or eau on ~
Ian General Eastern Agent. 1923 Broadway N Y.
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Railroads..
y ENTRAL RAILROAD OF JERSEY

y ENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ FOOT OF LIBERTY ST, NORTH RIVER
Time Table OF September Il. ISL ioo9. u.u.,
Chunk WilkesbarTe and Scranton, Reading, Harrisburg
100 a. m for Pennington Easton, Bethlehem. Allen
:iJ a. H. for bennington, Lake HoRatcong. Esston.
s sum Le.is6ufg, Wfiiamspoyt
town Msuch Chunk, Heading Harrisburg; Pottsylei etc
m for E?stS T@sa sa@Ok
80 p m: Tor Pennington, Lake Iiopatoeng, Easton
g n nor and fn s%ns'S %aucA
Chunk Heading. Harrsburg On Sundays at 80 pm
For Red Bank, Long Branch, Asbury Park, Ocean
Groye and Point Pleasant 90 nd tS 90 M 80
T0 90 not SI p at OCEAN r2e or Xs5uy fafE
For Monmouth Beach sea6rght etc. at 90 sI SIP
For s sg%d' ns aSG 99G q. and Keypo
sis a. m 80 80 :CO p. m. sundays at 100 a. IN.
For lakewood. Toms River and Barnegat 100. 3 rs
For Atiantc &C C y Vneand and Brdgcton 100 a. M
p For perth Amboy. oo :OO rs 10 30 II rs a. m
80 90 80 100 6 10, 80 D. M Sundays 4 ;oo
'VO D. SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FOR PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
BOUND BROOE ROUTE.
Ing r r. and baltimore and Ohio il. H. foot OF
For f5iiS6a a. 'o go SO 80 80 s 80 !! Il S SS
T. M SUNDAYS. 5 80. 9 80 a n. I:s6 . 80 Si5
e, So B saa4aS and nd Ys 80 ai5y 90 p no.
Trains leaving at 40 II 100 a. M 80, 100; 30
Tickets aud fario Car seats procured at II 26
i55ih.st i5i Fast I25thst New-York; Cour;st. $50
Ful.on.st;. 9s Broadway brooklyn .. $500, .,o.,.
baggage from hotel or residence.
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Gam Schools.


r. University OF THE CITY OF NEWYoRK.
u LAW SCHOOL.
JOHN HALL. d. D., Ii. D.. Chancellor
HENRY NJ. NAocRACKEN u. D., LII. D., ViceChan.
The Thirtyhrst Session begins october 1. 1889 and
ends June !. 1890.
The course is designed to give the student: ..,-.,
thorough preparation for the examinations required
Tor admission 10 the Bar;
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Provision been made for limited number Of schol
shps OF 500 each to be awarded at the end OF the
Junior
SCHEDULE OF SPECIAL LECTURES, 1ss9-,9o:
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Maritime Law. Jurisdiction and Practice.
AUSTIN ARBOTT Ill. D.. Preparation for Trial.
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CEPHAS BRAlNERD. Esq. International Law
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