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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-22
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETs
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS,

FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS
The tone OF the wheat market again decidedly
bearsh yesterday and prices suffered further marked
decline There unusual activity Just at the break,
attended by general liquidation on the part OF tho
longs, which caused some excitement Arrivals at
the West were almost unprecedentedly large, and
this together with unexpected and heavy Increase
in the visible supply lover 1900 900 bushels weaker
cables and large increase Of the stocks store bora
heavily upon the market At one time there .
break of fully IA cents, and closing figures wers
only fractonaly better than the lowest. The volume
OF business aggregated over II 100000 bushels, tho
bulk of which was credited TO December and May.
December opened at e3 and May at 80 cents, prsc-
saturiay From this there was a steady decline due
TO hammering by the bears untll December dropped
to 60 ii-I6 and May % 80 l-le cents. Near tho
and slight reaction followed with a steady closing
May but that had little effect. Final figures showed
losses Of I-s cent on December at 81 cents of
IS i-s cents Of IS cent on May SO IA cents, and
of "a cent on october at 81 IA cents. Spot whea.
S %aS there 70 was Hh Gone shippers held on and the
milling demand was limited TO $1,000 bushels: -
The cash S % IN ' S hf n
and the export demand fairly active. $4,000
n sSng With but
after the visible supply statement and closed Sr1ns
November 80, December 40, January ~ IL. ana
oats were shade lower all around but fairly acyc
the visible supply showing an Increase OF ooo'oOO
bushels. Net losses were recorded Of Is cent on
October at "a rs, November at 20 l-o, December az
o5 So ard NAV at OF 1-2 cents. ..
Lard was stronger particularly on the near options.
which cldSed 8 points better, as follows: October
So ~ and November SO 81 February closed points
up at 80 40 March at 80 Al December at 30 81,
The receipts of grain and -four reported YESTERDAY
were as follows at NewYor PhiIadepha Bsl 1s o
bushels; oats 1e4440 bushels total grain, 6n a45
bushels four ooiS packages AZ CScasG Wheat
on 3o4 bushels corn $50 $50 bushels oats 34l OoS
bushels: total grain, 939,4o1 bushels; flour, 24'ooo
barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-22
THE COURTS.
HE MUST BE ALLOWED TO REGISTER
THE SON OF A NATURALIzED CITIZEN TAKES
THE QUESTION OF HIS RIGHT TO
VOTE TO COURT.

VOTE TO COURT.
Patrick Nevins, Of No. 1887 Park-ave.' declares
NAT he was minor when his father was naturaiHeu
in the United States and that he is now orVseVen
Years old on October he applied to the Boam Oh
inspectors of the Thirteenth Election District IN the
XXIIId Assembly District 10 have his name regis
tered as an eector The Board refused 10 register
his name. on the ground that he did not produce MS
fathers certificate of naturalization and could not
from, recollection tell date OF the naturalization or
Irom what court the naturalization papers were Is
med 10 his father The defendants did not deny mat
,,atement in the case brought before Judge Dugro in
Nc superor Court yesterday, and the court held, in
written opnlon that in the Supreme Court 1t had
,een held that II the party cannot give evidence as 10
rhen vfhere or in what court or before what officer
ais father was naturalzed he cannot for that reason
be denied registration, but must be permitted to es
iablsh hts right vote by secondary evidence and
that In the absence Of anything impeachng the parys
testimony his oath is prima-tace evidence Of the truth
of his statement" u will accept the opinion ADDS
this 10 be tho law applicable TO the case presented
The application for msndsmus Will be grantee ana
POSSIBLY with costs unless the defendants register the
name Of the eecor upon such proof stated ABOVE
10 be sufficient for the purpose proposed and upon
such proof Of other matters as may be required Dy
law
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-22
BITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

wilhelmina Stannrer brought suit in the Superior
Court yesterday sganst her mother-inlaw. Mary Ann
staninrer for alternating her husbands affections Tho
husband in question is Rudolph A. stanncer Tho
plaintiff asks for ESQ 900 damages.
Judge Inyraham Of the Supreme Court, yesterday
fined soventyx jurors $3.50 each for nonapperance after
having been summoned 10 serve as jurors.
D. Lowber Smiths appeal from Judge Barretrs de-
cison, requiring him to give up the books ana the once
OF the Department Public Works Thomas F. Gil
roy was argued before the General Term OF the Su-
prrne Court yesterday. FXJu1ge Noah Davis appeared
for Smith and James c. Carter for Giroy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-22

Jan. / to Oct H.. a2io.74s aoOsa5 o,1Oa,sso
OHIO RIVER
Es%Sf; sg2 I.a
PITTsBURG AND WESTERN.
Second week IN Oct. tt09dS s?9 SS5 sood599tS
RIO GRANDE WESTERN.
Number OF miles,. 1863 IVY. 900 3l9
Second week in Oct. fg9Ol0 F23I-9 s9999'o1ygg
Jan. ! 20 Oct. H.. oiS,Ofo iiVOo'oI i'A''''"
ST JOSEPH AND GRAND ISLAND.
S Sg%Sfr week Ct "l n oct. s?!4ss ssssS
Jan. l 20 Oct. H.. 100000 Oo't'oo
WISCONSIN CENTRAL.
Sss e. I" 2o ss5S a S :EGSg:S
CHICAGO AND NORTHWESTERN.
Number OF niles. S,9t0 4il0l ..!zV
Month o. % sept ST. i55iS55 fS65so56 iS15569
DETROIT BAY CITY AND ALPENA.
Month OF September o,
expenses Zo,Vol <-'%oO =-'49O
Net earnings 49,, sI152s s11OO7 sr8,12s
Jan / TO Sept. 30 49,. ,o aa- 20
Operating expenses IV9,o9 Z-4,Io! $50
Net earnings for o ,o--o. .,oo,., ATM $40
months Slo"'of sio-,1ff sl''lo-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-22

closed q s Corr Df dw And nSsS os
2sta2sEc January 27i4g27Se. closed 27ae; Feb.
No. cash. 172c bid January 19ae; May, 21sc Mo-
yeTpber. fSssc bid. Rye. No. 2 2Shc bid Barley
inactive and easy Minnesota. 5SaGoc; Iowa. 30d35c
HayS.NothIng doing Bran firm, aGasese Faxsosa
Missouri and refined with sellers no buyeTs
Butter and Gags unchanged. Commea, st G0aei IS
Whiskey 81 o. Provisions firm and fairly steady
pork s11 30. Lard prime steam, 90 10. Dry zli
meats. shoulders 81 25 longs and RIBS as e0dsS s2s;
s d clear 90 Is Bacon. boxed SHOULDER sSas I21i
pHsls 20 Reeep.s-Four 5000 barrels wheat, $4,000
s 20 900 bushels barley 1900 o bushels o6e ship
sSS $500 bushels: oats $1,000 bushels 1850
Cincinnati Oct 2i-pork quiet, lie. Lard strong.
ozOc ~ kmeats steady. 537 2c Bacon sosadv short
oi2aoZoc Whisky steady; sles 239 bbis
hnishsa goods on bas 81 o. Butter dull fancy
easy. "' 1-e' H~ "
~; NJ s ss1dSy w sis t can ssif
Bye sssier No a29al2'c barley easy No. 29cts
pc royop AN, nr Pork Ell so Lard co
He 1915 ls Shef :Sy fSSa
$500 bhls wheat 49, 700 bush. barley 90 600 shp.
Toledo Oct 2i.-wheat weak ana lower essh 500
so.c; october s0hci December, siAc May ss,e Corn
G a1S n sSS S S al S1a' Nov s
90 TO- Recelpts-wheat % 900 bush com 20 100 bush
oats 500 bush. rye. 1900 bush. shipnents-Whest
% 900 bush corn 5000 bush. oats 2s0o bush ~
200 bush cloverseed, SO 25 bags. -"
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

poor Hams-Demand good. BaconDemand fair Should rs
abOut - 10 Is 10 firm 40 26s Cd Cheese-Demanl poor
Te.low-Demand poor Turpentne-D Demand fair. Rosin-
Demand good. Lard-spot-Demand fair steady a 81.
Futures-Demand improving; October steady 81 5ls 3D.
Wheat-Demand poor Flour-pemand poor; Cora.spot-
Demand fair; mixed western steady az - go
Cottonseed o-Liverpool refined easy a. 2Ss 81 The rs
II 500 quarters from Pacific ports none rom oser
sources Al quarters The receipts OF American corn
we're So ZOO quarters. Hops LOndon-Pacidc Coast
MI In az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-22
ATTACHMENT FOR A BIG SUM.

Judge Andrews has granted an attachment Tor
$500 900 in favor Of James c. Pagan against the prop
epty IN this city Of the firm OF Mackay Co, which
~ oompcsed OF Hester D. Mackay Rafael G. Martlney
and Charles K. Ruiz 1t appears that in November
1883, Machay g. Co. alleged that they had contract
with tho Republic of Mexico for surveying public
lands for which they to receive onehird OF the
land surveyed Mackay Co. asked Pagan 10 organize
syndicate Of London capitalists and transfer $ooooo
,r,--b ~ the stock 10 them This is alleged 10 have
been done and James Ashbury was sent to Mexico
10 represent the company, but upon arriving there he
discoverpd that Markay & Co did rot have any con-
tract with the Mexican Government as had been
alleged Pagan then began a suit against Mackay
Co in the Supreme Court. and the attachment WE
granted in consequence Of this suit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-22
COURT OF APPEALS.

Albany, Oct. 2l.-In the Second Division OF tho
Court Of Appeals to-day the following causes were
argued:
James Naser implicated, etc, respondent against
The First National Bank of New-lork, appenahi.
Aaron d. Farmer aud Others, appellants against
william p shannon, respondent 49, 49,. II
sarah F. Galusha, respOndent, against Norman H.
Galusha, appellant .
Following is the day caleudar of the Second Division
Nos. s4s. 4s5. 43G. 525, o7e. $50, SAC and 554.
A number OF motions heard in the First
Division.
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Qressmakln9.

N RESSMAKER.-Flrst dress ana
~ cloak maker; perfect ~ guafahlesti
stylish draper; latest styles pest I'lVr-
ences. EXPERIENCE, 220 East 4Zd'sI'
nRESSMAKER. Just returned from PARIS
- with superior styles ntflcat, cu's'
artistic drapcres. elegant NJ. makes %
0id'f street gowns, man mons, hlups ai
ln" tailor work references and "otA bho"h'
81 East 30th.st.
IL IHSr.CLAsS French dressmaker. Just
come from Paris. would Ike perlnahrnt
situation In private family urst-class req
erence. Address FELlClE. 40 Sou'h
Washington Square.
FASHIONABLE walking dresses made
A ron 80 up al Kinds OF gHrhensss
embroidered; Par San fashions all WORK
suafantocd PROVEN, l27 West 2otn.at.
q 4 G. GILPATRICK, moiistes 900
~. Park.ave., between SD and 04th sos,
would Ike a few more customers al Iheir
nome or by the day.
NINE. REYNOLD. formerly l.57S ga
~ ave-, will receive her customers at 40
II ELIABLE DREssMAKER. rcsumin l.S,
IL business, desires more cu'tomeis WIN n
thoroughly nrst-class IN every leASRWvO ,
moderate; reference. ITO "''
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s:D MsF9 &c oS CO &c Ksn'qS ls2
1889 to 4 Do lA5 at % % 10 DO 1850 ~ +,
A g 20 SER DO s s Hsi' wS. iSS2 n at o 70
t co. 40 20 S 1884, az "a 40 90 de- S SS'
g. e % d. 1853 r. at a q 10 1 STATE d do i iSs
e. : OBI 3h0 o ae 1S NV ser Is al ao 1899
ID lel'mgs and Two-year-Od,, s1o ~ s2 so: l Cow
lsS s1a. + qs'9 s'ic; S's = =? d. i 1888 So
81 Sa io5S & I i3 3 IS 81 do 81 T. at Ct
Z g. 1919 p %, by h At p 60 i e.
e o5 IS ohio do 1920 n, 50 10 u DO, 1132 ~
q g w S DO v l2aS 40 "a, o II g. 49, a. n b
~ e. e 90 S 90 2 g 6s,S at sac 70 80 1877
I48 D. at $40 10 no. 1884 n at 81 20 kentucky %,
n at p g g State oxen 8S 1850 T. at = 90 State COWS.
$50 n. at 81 co; 1 Cow 1920 n. at 81 so.
J SShambcrg: 10 Kentucky Steers 1869 ~ at - 2oa
20 Chicago do, 1907 n at SO So - Bulls 1919 b. at
b waixol: 81 Texan. 1Olsa1os9 n AVERAGE, at 90 IS
20 So 20 do 1885 n. at 49, 20 TeAan Hefers' 1872
Mich Cows-No fresh arrivals for the market.
CAIVFS-Recelpts l. Os head Market slow az SO 12,a
$40 30 for Grasers 81 50Gs3 80 for Western Calves and
s5ds7 30 for common to choice Veals Offerings not all
S0 sas.G J. maonbeck: 81 Gra.sers. $40 n average,
e 2 ga 30 iO d. g s7 ~ T Il 80 ~ Do s% " Fe
DO s4 n az 80 80 Il do. 231 ~ at 81 60; Is veals
iO' Hume / Mullen 90 Grassers 22s n at 90
2 goo i9o q. a Vcas 1Ss n at ~ 81 do III 'Si
At I'll %. lj3 n a, q So; 30 DO IA =, at e 50
Western 10. 2GO n at SO do, 200 n, at "a 8 veOs
40 H. at 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-22
CLOSING rnIors or rII1LApELPHIA STOCKS.
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.

Monday, OCT. ZIP. m.
The stock market was active and materially
lower to-day The relative uniformity OF the
movement proved that the continued ughthesS
Of money had compelled liquidation by weak
holders but the greater activity and uae hcaVy
decline were plainly due to the energetlc enors
of the hear faction. The active selling was
for the short account, in other words ai'hougn
its success was aided undoubtedly by the forced
LIQUIDATION The downward movement WAS begun
with sharp attack on the coal stocks, and rumors
were started that the anthracite business was in
q very bad way. 1t was calculated IN some
oua1tcrs that il the output certain number
of tons and the average price was certain number
of dollars the loss Of revenue TO the producing
companies was an absolute arlthmeucai fesuIn
The reasoning was worthy OF the. cause, put the
extreme declines of TO per cent IN the STOCKS
would not have occurred II the selling had not
been better than the logic. Attacks, only less
violent, were made on the Granger and other
Western shares, and the brst Suffered equally
with the poorest Lake Shore and Northwest
lost more than some others, and Missouri Pacliio
more than Atchison. The only acuye STOCKS
which showed obstinate resistance were LoulsVllc
and Nashville and New-Engiand, whose maj loS'es
were small fractions Tho averagc declines were
Fl ON 10 IL per cent, although s1eclalues Ike
Delaware and Hudson Manitoba and Chicago Gas
suffered losses Of . 1-2 20 per cent. New-Jersey
Central readily fell per cent, but as quickly re-
gained nearly the whole of the decline. The clos
ing was at small rally, but in many instances
the last prices were virtually the lowest for the
day The news affecting the course Of prices WIS
a pretext and not cause sudden fall in the
Granger stocks may not b. explained by fears Of
hostile legislation, or in the coal stocks by tho
fact that the companies are not willing TO sacrifice
their assets The real causes were the mysterious
manipulation Of the money market, which natural
" encouraged the attacks by the bear faction.
The movements in the trust stocks tended 70
confirm this conclusion. The features in this
market were declines of 1-2 to per cent in
Cotton Oil and National Lead trusts. 1t might
have been expected, at'er the rapid advance in
plan for changing the character of the enterprise
would have been encountered.
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET.
Tie Treasury bought s22l, 200 Of lbs at
1O5 "a and 81 25, $50 per cents at 1877; total
s347 $50 There were no sales at the Stock
Exchange, and asking prices of the per cents
wire reduced slightly. The closing quotNions
were as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-22

THEY WANT TIME TO PREPARE ARGUMENTS.
There were great many lawyers in Supreme Court
Chambers yesterday morning who were interested In
the different brought by property owners against
the Elevated Railroad Company. Julien T. Davies ap
pcared for the railroad company, and asked for the
appointment Of two more commissioners to beglh
inflammation proceedings. The motion was opposed
bv dozen or more lawyers who asked for time 10
prerare arguments against granting the motion Judge
Andrews VIII hear the arguments on thursday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-22
Business Cbanres

II OR SALE.-Patent OF new safety door
l. lock; simple durable, reliable; no
chain necessary: rare chance for profitable
investment; immediate returns patent runs
Is years; call aud see It, FRINh' 234
Broadway.
HALF.INTEREST offered TO a reliable
IL man IN an established good cash ousl.
ness; only few hundred dollars required
chance rarely met with. Inquire JONES.
O5 Park Row.
g PECIAL advantages offered manufactur-
- ers 20 locate In cities and towns repre-
sented by f. DE r. SHELTON. 81 Broad.
way, n. Y. No charge for information
furnished manufacturers
w ANTED.-sl.O coo at AZ per cent on I'm.
w proved Chicago property flnc corner !;
one block from Court House annual rental
$4,000. Address GEO. A. ROSE, Grand
Hotel, New-York Guy or ROSE. QUIN-
Ian & CO.. ~ DeArbOn-st.. Chicago.
Con TO 600 YEARLY from Advertising
SOO clocks In hotels, restaurants and re-
lail store windows big discounts now !;
agents opportunity. AKIN CLOCK CO..
Murray-st.
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let earnings Tor .,o--o, .,oo "a, .,-o $40
months floh'of tlo-,1f sllo'lo-
rr-noprAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.
ro,don Oct 81 4 p. m.-Atlantic and Great Western
o,st mortgage trustees certificates 35s Canadian Pacific
81 paul common II fenmsyiyanla, $50. Reed
inc o2is Bar silver Is quoted OF 43d per ounce The
,si of discount the Opcn market for short bills IA
a718d3la per cent. Paris advlces quote 3 per cent
nts al SIT SHE for the account and exchange on Lon
don at o5f. 22c for checks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-22
THE GREAT SUCCESS

Of the genuine imported Johann Hons Mall ndn,Sot 1a
tors 70 come into the market Beware o. tnen H. nrF
genuine the signature OF Johann non on Ole AGENTS
"a every bottle. Esncr d. Aendoson Co.. soic asph''
Il Rarelay.st. New-loTk~
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Bnsiness Gbantcs.


A UTOMATIC SELLING MACHINES
n for sale Of merchandise. tickets Hquiis
novelties &c: License; 70 immlTTSoNJ IA
granted by tho VAUGHN Az IUM = -
MACHINE CO.. 1876 Remsen-s|' brooAi1 H.
n. y.
A LITTLE CAPITAL, perfectly protect,
a "a ed secures pleasant ,I ana or ssdiaeeSt
clte.. NOVELTY SUPPLY CO., III
4th-lvc.
IL ooKSToRE.-A well-established book.
ID store, at washngt n, d. - had iOI ne saah
40 Invoice prices. on aocouIt on ~ ~ m
OF owner; q bargain Address T. u BOX
7O4. Washington, ID. @.
GOAL YARD FOR sALE-Long lease,
- low rent. perfect running orler PC OF
The best arranged yards In city Address
COAL. TAT 0th-ave. "
MINES FOR SALE-Deyeloped, orr,
WI nroducing lead silver. gold quart and
placer ioines. properties reporter upon.
CARL SCHULZ. NJ. T.. Hai'nV. idaho.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-22
OIL MARKETS.


N.Y. sITF@cI4 ef.1p ross ssffinief. 81.
l. horsepower engine. shafting and pulleys
all complete. Can be seen at 2Sl bEos3
way.
DLEDGED 5000. valuable household e.
fleets. OIL paintings, bronze ,ssoo s5S.
cannot redeem. REVERSEs. Tnouae Up'
town Ofice, / ,23S Broadway.
HOTO. GALLERY e staSnshsef1o os AZ
L 30 years; bot part c 2, address
complete pictures nrsn ,as Once.
PHOTOGRAPHER, Trloune S.,2- -,
- RICE sle FOR "p lrasSatss L viii last
4 ce;ei Vapg% .n gS rheumatism and colds.
$1,000, OOOsES%sTSss H X Sc% sew S &,
our our esapMa'Aa sgsICHUsETfs GRANITE
NSG6RRxs. sPS;E;o robinson X!SlS5is Hos' i'i''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-22
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

Liverpool Oct 81, p m.-Cotton-The sales Of the dsy
included $500 bales American. ,,, .u..o.r
FUTURES closed barely steady az the dec ne. AmencM
mddlng, low mlddling clause, October d.lVeIy
sellers October AMI November delivery 5000 seAefs'
November and December delivery, 336i1 seleTs, 20
eember and January delivery 1854, buyersi JauS
and February delivery 3264d yaue teprusya s f
s2Sid sellers APT and Nay o. deiyeiS s,
Galveston, Oct 21.COtton Quiet mdnlns sirs.
77s bales gross 1277S export; Great Brsi1 zo'''
o. ports coastwlse $50 sales, 2,417 stock $40
Norfolk Oct 2l.-COtton firm mddnR, Toe; net sna
gross receipts S72 bales exports eoastwise 0os SasS
/ O36 stock 81, o54. go. a.. ,o~
savannah, oct Election easy middlinf; sre; VOW
mding Dc; net and gross receipts 10 bales eHpo
Continent 674e exports coastwise $3.50; sales iso'
New Orleans Oct ELECTION easy; %ains ssiS e.
low middng Q 5l8c good ordinary 1850 na. &c
ceipts 232 bales gross 13 $685. exports Great btsS
p sos exports Continent. 4,S75; sales 94OO s'0'A'
,0o3
OIL MARKETS.
on Civ Oct o1-Natonal Transit certificates opened
1oois highest 1908, lowest zoos closed 1907. ssssi
zoo 00o bbs clearances 474 600 bbls charters 42Oos
his: ailments o. 4S7 bbls runs, AZ las bbla j.,
Pltsblrg. oct 2l.-Petroloum dull but Pm NatlonA
Transit certificates opened at 9o's closed ct too' highest
OF 2i-Naonal Transit certificates opened
at 1907 closed 1905 highest 1908 lowest 100; clear
ances, 1876, 900 bbls. 49,, W.. Ia 49,. .., a,
at 100 highest. 1909 lowest, 100; closed lOO's
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Rooms tuan!eo.

n FISK ROOM or pe,ss y MORT
~ near Fultcn-sc
CAGES, Tribune once. ---,s.sh ~.
w ANTED. -First.elas,s ZOO zoo West sidA
Nv W loS NICHOLS SSlnjl. 20 ws's i'sA'sI
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BANKING AND Financial.

United States Government and other desirable
SECURITIES
FOR
INVESTORS.
HARVEY FISK & SONS,
Bankers, 2S Nassau-st., New-York.
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miscellaneous

LBERT G. SPENCER. 276 6;hsys'
A hetween 18th and 18th sts.-Umbrels1
-soi. canes male 10 order, recovered ana
plsnair ID: prompt and reliable.
Rms made 10 order, reiyei, renewed
Il AMI altered 70 latest style. +. HORAh'
/ oe7 Broadway. cor. 30th-st.
WEALTH REsORT.-House, furnses,
III heated: running water; bath ,,~1ys
Of care terms very reasonable. ID. hVN
BROOK. Montolair, N. J.
n UBLIC ASSIGNEE. receiver. Tu so1.
/ and business agent acts N ss ~ IA
ndentinl capacity security and oonooeiiested
,ny amount; business "a aooys
n. Posioffce Box 1850.
TAKE YOUR Russian. Turksss, n Iu Pat.
| Gated bath az home, with ra,,,s. nrioe
emit Medlcated vapor Bath Aps
si2. sale.room. l.179 d'Ne.
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for Sale.

-~J----~---->-------.>--
A ROLL.TOP DESK for e20 feet roll
"A top for $40; Smiths roll.top desk, the
best made, a specially; desks OF all KINDS
r. II. MASON, 81 Winiam.st.
A Ill MAKES OF cylinder and Job presses
hpla'e and l.thographlc presses paper GUY ns
ters paper ruling machines, bookbludeis ais
e.ec'rOtypcrs' machinery: largest sioeA
lowest prloea fSAACS. 80 Boekmsn-sss-
A Y REDUCED PRICEs.-400 yecona ih, fiIna
"A wood and iron working machines ax,
guaranteed machinery bought az Ma
changed. GEORGE q, EDDY. SS'
lsQs.st.
II OR SALR-LTATHER FURNiti.o ai nn
Il Manufacturer OF fne emDosso' ali Nj.
dining chairs and lounges. desires ~ cash
surplus stock At IS per cent iosC Ans,
buyers. Address LEATHER
Tribune once. ---,7--
nor sALE-At Bergaino2ll, d o,p.
l. school desks; also blaohOV''"
&c. Apply % West 20th-sI ----
NOR sALE.-one Brown snt9GmaSe x. sp:
L gine, $50 horse power Inch face
nv wheel IL feet in diameter zi ,r,nss coI,
In mime order little used Ad,Iross hsnx
TIiSs, ARNOLD. go Broadwa1 Albany
n. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-22
MORE MANIPULATION.
BUSY TINE FOR THE BEARS.
THEY MAKE AN ACTIVE MARKET AND AS
SAULT EVERYTHING.
SALES AT THE STOCK ExCHANGE-oCToDER 81
BONDS AND BANK STOCKS.
western Nat Bank Long Island

lO........Hb I
Tenn settlement 80
5.O00..,.....7At
Atlantic a PAcino
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-22
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET.

Tie Treasury bought s22l, 200 Of lbs at
% "a and 81 %, $50 per cents at 81; total
S347,05O. There were no sales al the Stock
Exchange, and asking prices of the per cents
wire reduced slightly. The closing quotations
were as follows:
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-08-08

THE verdict and sentence in the
May brick murder case seem to have
stirred public indignation in Liver
pool to great length. The judges
charge instead of being greatly in
favor of the prisoner was decidedly
against her and her own confessions of
imfidelity We're warped TO make out a
case against her by the Judge. so
great was the feeling engendered by
the charge that the Judge was assault
ed by the pOpuIace on leaving the
court room and was only saved by the
police from being very roughly
handled. An attempt will be made
to stay execution and secure a new
trial