davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Mohave County miner., 1889-05-04

GIVE me call and you will come
again. None but the best work
men employed.
Mohave County miner., 1889-05-04

Shop on Beale Street west Of King
man Hotel, KsoxAs, ARrzoxA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-08
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

Charles Hlllel, age thirty-two. blacksmith at
tempted TO kill himself yesterday by euthnS MS
throat with razor in his TComs, at NO 90 Lofihe-
St He inflicted a serious wound and was taken 70
St. Catharnes Hospital, where he is expected 10 ale'
He has wife and three children dependent upon him.
The fifteen evening schools were opened last even
ing for the fall term.
In the suit of the Rev. Francis Dent against bshop
Ryan of Buffalo 10 recover 800 coo as damages for
alleged sanderous utterances the patnti SAID yes
terday In answer argument ON motion Tor a
bin OF particulars that the statements were made at
Buffalo In the Bishops house at Little Valley, N u,
and In ST. Anthony's Church and ST. PatrlcKs
Cathedral, New-Yolk City.
Five men who pleaded guilty to the charge OF voting
illegally at the recent primary In the twentieth "alo
were sentenced yesterday to nine months imprsoa-
pnent each in the Kings County Pentenuary
Tho Aldermen yesterday authorized the City Works
Commissioner grant permit to the western Union
Telegraph Company 10 lay tolegi aph oaole under
ground, from the Brighton Beach RAILWAY track al
Washin gon- ave. under certain streets to the Bridge
The BROOKLYN and Long Island Methodist Preachers
Meeting held its October session yesterday In the
psrior of the Young Mems Christian Association Build
Ing The Rev. b. NJ Adams was elected president,
and the Rev. Z. c. Hoag secretary.
Absolute divorce is sought by Mrs Lucy A. Downey.
of Peaisalls L. l., from James IL. Downey, who Is
clerk IN the Office Of the Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western Railroad Company. IN New York City, at
a salary OF 1925 q month. They were married in
1872. Last year Mrs. Downey AYERS her husband
treated her with great cruelty, and threatened her
life unless she gave him 1850
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-08

81 90 Pennsylvania roller process sfasf 40 Western
winter Gear, s4cs4 % do ao straight - $685. %
winter patent 81 GOcsi Minnesota Gear 90 50d8i do
4 alght 81 25ds4 IS 10 patent, s5af2 - Rys -Four
quiet and steady 80 10 pf Dbl f9G ehScs DSeSwncas
s SSr S 6e a. hShe2 w " S ny No 81
s5US3iac November. s39a dSIe DECEMBER 9i.gs5sg
January S5l,Gs0cltc COn-Sales NO. . hlgh mlN"l IN
9Othst. elevator 3c No. yellow on track 42e 80.
mixed IN 20thst elevator, il2Ci NO 5eilow IN xsih
bef 1os404c Noyemoer, 4OdIO2c December 1880 Zoe
January 30s d40c Oats-Saes rejected wSub 2Oc IN
gradct white, 81 2c No. white. 262e 90 enolce &c
No white 2Sc; futures ruled firm uner ight Onedng3
months a sha higher; No. whlte Oe2per,
271,c November esla25Nc Deeember 2oa2She; yanu,
prices seaiyj beer city family, per 5o ~ 20 D % az
packet s7ds7 80 smoked beef Sl1asl3 beer nanis w
n$10 Pork-Mess, new eli 5Oasl2i 90 pr'ins mes,
new, $ll do family, Si2 j0atl 90 hans sni1 III
Clear rbbed In salt O. d7c do do DO smoked 1SGsc
5lsa6e; shoul ers, pcke cured, new, 52G'S.e 90 a.
smoked, new, GadTc Bellies, in pickle Sss2e3 90
breakfast bacon, 0cfOc Lar1-Pure city refined Iacfei
do Western steam. G50c do butchers, loos Va9tS'
Butter steady but quiet pennsy creaneT:
irsts, 2se Cheese quiet part skins, 7q9c full ,Erms
2q3c: Petroleum dull 20 Abel test in bbls &c. S9Tf
fteady; winter bran az 5osss per ton 8 g9o
eeipttIour 1000 bbls wheat Il70O bush corn 2Z sn
20, 200 bush oats. 10000 bush. o..o,o,
Toledo Oct Wheat dull steady cash ana octo p
sl9c; December S3'sc Corn steady; cash 34c oetope
oats quiet cash gle Cloverseed aetiye sGaay
1880 bush oats s. 600 bush rye 500 bush; ship;
ments-Wheat r. 300 bush corn, $4,000 bush oats Low
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-08
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.
Professional traders had the wheat market pretty
well to themselves at the Produce Exchange yester.
day. The specu alton fell below 100000 bushels
and small range Of prices prevailed. The visible
supply statement proved 10 be bullish An increase
of at least 10000 bushels expected but the
figures showed an increase of less than 100000
bushels This together with stronger foreign cables
gave buoy ant TO the market, but the actual
advances we're small, account of continuance Of
large Tece pts all points, better grazing ~ Chicago,
ana the cont nued absence Oh export demand.
December opened a. Go l-o and May at OF 81
cents, Use Of LABS cent on SATURDAYS closing
10 ue fo.owed by decline OF IA cent. ANA closing
tone barely steady. Net gains were recorded oil
l-S cent on October at So and on May at 92 =
cents, and of IA cent on November at 81, December
at 50 1-o and January al 50 10 cents.
Spot wheat was shade better in sympathy with
options, though :he trading was light Nothing wa:
done for export, but millers took 10000 aud
receivers "a 900 bushels.
Corn options dull and weaker in spite Of .
November closed 1-o cent down al 80 Id and 40 IA
cents respectively, while december remained I'M
changed at Al, as did May at AZ Is cents.
Cash steady but only moderately active,
100000 bushels being taken for export.
Oats were weaker in options and only moderately
active October closing at 60 1S and November at
lively, while December was unchanged at % "a cents.
Cash oats we've steady but quiet
Lard was decidedly higher, October gaining fourteen
closing as follows October So 20, November IS -,
December $6 IS, January S6 80 and February s6 40.
at New-York, Philadelphia. Baltimore and Boston
were follows: Wheat, 1929 bushels corn 230.
$50 bushels -four 40,947 packages. At Chicago.
milwaukee, and 81. Louis the arrivals Wheat,
227 ,332 bushels; corn 1858 74l bushels OATS 37 769
bushels; total grain, 933,744 bushels; -four, 27iss
barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-08
VARIOUS NEW. JERSEY TOWNS.

RLIZABETH.-A sewer in Morrillst., which Is being
excavated caved In yesterday afternoon, bufying two
OF the laborers beneath tons Of earth and Qucksand
The men were finally dug out unconscious, but still
breathing One of the men, an Italian, was badly cut
about the head, but otherwise appeared not much
hurt. His companion, James Masterson, had his
shoulder dslocated and leg broken. He was removed
to the City Hospital and will recover.
SCOTCH PLAINS.-Lous de Castro. age eighteen.
Q West Indian, who staying at Brttin's Hotei'
shot himself che right temple in his room on Bat
urday night killing himself instantly. Habitnai Cigar
etc smoking thought to have temporarily aheoted MS
reason.
ENGLEwooD.-The Rev. Dr. Henry NJ. Booth
pastor of the Presbyterian Church. was elected oy the
Presby terlan Board Of Home Missions last week one
Of its secretaries at a salary of $4,000 yearly Dr.
Booth decided. however, to remain with his cnurcn
at Euglewood and has declined the Office
NEw-BRUNswICK.-MaryR Roper. little orphan OF
twelve who has travelled alone from one side OF the
continent TO the other, arrived in NewBrunswick
yesterday, tired hungry dirty and somewhat inclined
10 CRY when. questioned. The child says that she
beat her way across the country from California and
has for two years been travelling on freight and coal
trains She is bright little girl, rather small and
thin but pretty since she has been washed; with
straight black hair, dark eyes, and complexion
naturally dark and now thoroughly bronzed by ex'
p0sure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-08

Saes ID .. Ms i 0 10 Ohio Steers 1877
Il 1908 s e At ! Y s5 y d 1855 81 IS 30 :, 3
a. y 81 Y d. 1922 ,BSs at % 6 Virginia DO 1872 b.
q less g d. 1884 B. at q IS p s. rs IS DO
q2 s1 AZ e. = % ohio 10 d 51d isss &
oo IS state sSV 1853 g. at L % &c. Is d.
Sherman Culver: 90 Colorado Steers. 1913 n At,
s x KiDl Il aS s iSs2 d q g 2s q
%f:S y5sna sis q. 1861 az az
& b IS Ssi9s S 49, i ss p e. q il5 d S
J. Sessm5%Ts 90 Colombo steers 1907 n at 80 45 "A
q d DO 1913 ,o (. 81 S7 20 do part and stays
Newton Gillctt: 70 kentucky steers 1880 n at a %
d. 1915 r. q o5 DO 1909 n at Fl AZ Il d DO 20 1879 g
p 3 90 Z dS l2o % az IS = Gss 1 4 lac &C. s4
n @t = 1922 30 10 DO 30 1890 ESQ p a. q do 1880 n at
Gv 40 e 90 ss do 1898 az at q Is q zen
j. ssdieF &, C.; 81 Western "stockers' 1920 p.
sanders 81 Kentucky Steers, 1870 H. at SO 57a:
NJ Goldsmith 10 Bulls 1871 n, at % 40.
Mich CowS1,Reeepts head and , for the week
SST ag 0 a e s ns g sSsa I'll , e and
~ GRGvESSReSepts $50 head Of Which zoo at eothst
There is little better tone to the market but no change
VIII fed Calves r. e2Gs2 IT, fed and western ss GG az
o choice Veals $5dSS.
Sales-John J. Hallenbeck "a Grassers 17s N average
at so per 100 10 DO 21l ~ at 80 IS Is do, 255 No.
at 50 % ~ do gaTt fed Sss NJ az 81 2l5 o Mixed
$ 2s s3G %sssrH d. 200 b. at 81 vea f58 t.
Hume & Mullen 10 Gfsssers 275 ~ at 2ae; 90 Fed
Calves goo n, at 3ac DO 100 70. atac 10 do, 2G5 n
Evcrtt & Pidcock; 80 Grsssers 800 n. SO 25; Al
do 2i2 H. - IS IL do, 245 ~ az 81 so; 90 do, 303
H. 80 So 10 Fed Calves Oh H. at So Veals, 1874 n.
DIlleHback Dewey 60 Fed Calves 300 ~ at 80: do
800 n SO So 80 Grassers 234 ~ at 80 60 IA veals,
D. harrington % Grsssers. 240 n at &c 81 do 245 ii.
" Walsh Kirby { Co 90 Grassers, 200 ~ vt 2ltc
Judd & Buckingham: 40 Western Calves, 262 n, at
&c I32 do 27s n Mt Be State FED Calves 240 H. at
&c 4 Veas 100 ~ az Sc; IS do, 142 n at 7l.e.
Newton Gett: 81 Ohio Veals. III ID, at Oisc Fed
Wv sHTFP AND LAMBs-Receipts 81 carloads Of 70 802
head9 carloads G0thst and % carloads az jersey
City. The supply was not heavy and demand little
sheen are scarce and wanted and carload two would
have sold at strong prices Ordinary - good ranged from
81 to % little bunch sold at IS 40 and 10 selected at
% Common to very prime lambs sold at SIS 5Oas6 49, and
carloads OF choice Canadian and Michigan do at So S0G
90 Salc-Iohn j. Iallenbeck 10 State Sheep 90 N aver.
age AZ a per 100 10 II Northern Canada DO l05 ~ So
iii Pennsylvana do. 77a ID, at SO 372 265 do 70 n.
NJ az * iSO Northern Canada do 052 ~ 80 10 1s9
do 7ea NJ at So 372 900 do 90 b. at SO 40; S8 do, 81
h. az Sc So 2ls do, = n at 60 So 1893 do 72a n, at
Nv Dillenback & Dewey 205 Colorado Sheep IS n at
~ iSo PENNSYLVANIA Lambs II ~ at So 40 72 State
10 "a m at SO 20 20S Canada do 81 H. at &c 622
30 do. II H. at SO 62l S33 do, "a n at SO IS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-08
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, Oct. (SpeciaD. There was a big move
ment of wheat everywhere from first hands TO market,
and vet the price held strong, in mysterious.
At Minneapolis there 755 cars OF wheat, az
Duluth 337 and at Chicago 1873, with fifty OF the
tract grade. There were even 100 cars additional
here at Chicago which did not appear on the IN
spectiOn sheet at all, but brought here from
Duluth by George severn, an elevator owner, and
placed in his warehouse 1t is the gossip that great
quantity Of wheat of the same port No. j Northern;
will be continually arriving from this time on, con-
signed to private waehousemen such Severn, Linn
and Others. IL Is said TO cost about SO cents bushe
laid down here. The receipts az the nine primary
76S 900 on the same day last yoar This big move
ment had influence at the opening. there being
enough selling on IL TO carry prices of about IL
cent. AT 50 cents for December, however, and at
50 3-5 for May the decline was stopped The official
figures showed the increase in the visible supply 10 be
only 900 bushels, whereas the general expectation
had been that IL would be about 1900 900 bushels
December rallied to 80 "a and May to 80 cents
The close was at 80 LA SO 3S for the former and
90 "a for May. on the advance tf9re was good deal
Of selling. Corn easier, within range Of l-s 10
IA cent. Tie receipts of oats were large 45I cars
1873 the expectation, and the price suffered de.
cline of 1-4d3-S cent. several thousand terces OF
cash lard changed hands at S6 35 IS cents over DC
tober, and the best price In good many weeks The
October price advanced 10 cents, the January price
cents Ribs up IL cents for october and
cents for the other options.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-08
LIVE STOCK MARKErs-nY rE1rcn.nu

1870 head total thus FAR 10 5oo or As esn.
200 Mead New.York 525o head on sse ~" I,a nesa
i've but prices not quotstly higher export gpsie. I'm
improved demand choice Shipping cattle Sooei 800 ~
al 500 ~ a I0as4 40 70 GOD export y, s,foo
n sa 55Ssi ,d tsi, TO choice esnniss ana
good do. 1,l0Cal,2O y. 90 4oGs3 70 good % ehoss
Shipping canning and buchering cattle, G000di loo ~
s8 bass so; very common and all grades 90OdlOoo NJ
70 choice ~ 10ds2 IS do fair to good native shppna
s2gs2 rs; fair to choice COWS and helfers ssdsS IS;
$40; do common good, -25ds30. Sheep and Lambs
Receipts last "a hours 300 head total for week au.
far. 600 for same tine last week. 1900; consigned
firm and higher. SheepChoice to extra - 7Saeb is;
MEDIUM 70 good. 81 56as4 IS common 50 5Oss4 TO-
% common 50 5Gdsi So Hogs-Recepts last "a hours
100 head total Tor week thus far q $40; for ssms
time last week, 1920 consigned through $3.50 head
oponod Hfm and CHER but clio ed shade lower msiium
AID heavy % 4Oss4 so; mixed, ~ 90; corn Yorkers
"a 5Cdsi CO. Michgans - 4oas4 S. pigs, % 75as9 So
Chicago. Union stock Yards Oct 5 OCT proyes'
Choice to Extra beeves 81 5oSs4 81 Is steers ssi 70
and Sss de ss 81 4 Sa % % SS and
~ 40as3 so. Hogs-Receipts. 10000; shipments
5000; market stronger for heavy; light weaker mixed
skps, $50 SO 80. Sheep-Recepts, 1000; Shipments
1000 market weak, 10 % 15c lower natives s3zs4 40
Western. 81 40asi oj; Texans. SO 5Ods4 lambs. go
s. 50.
ments, 100; market slow choice heavy native steers
SO s5ds4 80; fair TO good do 90 2oa stSckeTs and
feeders. szas2 so; range steers 81 SOS? 90 Hogs
to choice heavy. SO soa$i 10; packing grades 80 $50
80 light fair best SO s5ds4 Is. Sheep Receipts.
400 shipments. LOO; market steady; fair to choice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-08

D. uarrr gton 10 STATE sheep OF n na So 3. Do 10,
~ lO5 do. az n, at 30 75 20s Canada DO So AZ
4, Hume 3 Mullen 30 State Sheep. % n. at .aS; "a
DO 90 r. Al Is 100 d. 80 h. At sG 37s ITO s'-s
ae fSSiyit Pdcock 105 Pennsylvania Lambs 90 n AZ
90 uLT 100 DO Coz ~ at 80 IS.
1876 Lambs lamb 81 e ~ - S Be- sageG
"a mon gilett 233 Indiana Lambs ~ n, &c 90:
o. p.ueN 90 &c ~ at 60 % 100 do. 90 n, at Is
SS5 oho do e 60 ~ n a. 90 12a ~ do 81 ~
l1S 90 sc n. at a isg 90 o. u'' i'V ID ." - "'
o. I4 p buckingham i29 state Iamb. 6sa A. 90 50;
- " y, ~ sshla DO 2s ~ at 90 I2 2f9 Canadian do
10 Bucks So sssnn'yvania Sheep los n at "a rs;
los AZ Sadsr Co 1919 Western sheep % n At ~ 70;
40 10, ~ q g2h ia DO 81 p H. AZ "a 2S 800
ss, ~ o. Is Buffalo do, SO 10 at "a 40; 1874
100 iT ana Lambs 81 20 .. Goe DO os n at "a e2;
sherman Culver: 22s MchiSsn Lamb r. 70 ~ =,
- aS5 Ta. sddeep 80 n ., % !o 10 d. I64 r. at
h, s1s4;a Lambs s. H. az a. q Isl II State DO. lis
j. N. Pdcock. at eOth-st 81 pennsvlvari. Sho,n IN
n at - % 10 do, 20 NJ at ~ rs 80 Tsppitory AZ to
1877 DO H. 81 q 5d 90 81 esu q az 10 et 3
NJ Collins; 1ie Indiana Sheep. e5 N scan. =, a. e.
Ohio do, 100 ~ at 81 25 l05 indiana Lambs al n II
'o {S2 oGS eG !. os t a. 90 2: 1,7,.
losds az IOths. and 43 carloads Jersey City Ab%,
S9o head FOR sale Weak at a ooas5 with few State
sales-k. " Lamb AZ State Hogs 21s n av.,,..
at a go per 100 10 Rough DO, $40 N, at 90 80 ss
g. Smsa; u St'te Hogs, 236 n, At ~ rs; n
200 n, az 81 so; Rough do, $50 n, az 90 a. ~
Judd buckingham State Pig, 1872 n, az sSo o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-08
NEWARK.

y George Il. Lswton, of East Orange, who was at
rested and committed to jail on saturday on Suit
TO recover s47 0s3 81 claimed from him as executor
Of the estate of Jane Null Of New-fork, oy jennie
Null Above. one of the heirs, IS still confined in
,.u having .falcd 10 get bondsman. His wife and
daughter were with him yesterday. lie said that the
afldavlts against him were tissues of fasehoods.
The German Pioneer Society has purchased tho
rrefz farm near Irvingon for $4,000. The society
will build an asylum for the aged upon the ground
John Flynn age forty. of No. Isl Jarnes-st COM
mted suicide yesterday by taking dose OF rat poison
He was laborer and leaves large family. Poverty
Is believed to have induced him to take his life.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-08
BANKING AND FIN1NCIAL.
United States Government and other desirable
SECURITIES
FOR
INVESTORS.
HARVEY FISK d SONS,
bankers, % Nassau-st., New-Yorx
THE STATE or TRADE.

Buffalo. Oct 7.-Whcat-No / hard in fair demand :;
5000 bush eold az 9O2c; closing price, Ole offerings
light 1900 bush. No Northern sold at closing
puce, sc Winter wheat scarce and firm; No. red
S7ci extra No. red S0Q53c other grades offered.
Corn quiet and weak No. yellow 374c No yellow
SIC 10. &c 30.c No. s. SOC in store oats in fair de-
mand No. white, 25hd262c No. 3 white. 25c No 2
mixed. 24c on track BsrleyNo spot offerings, except
No. g. l5a52c Rye dull and nominal Other articles
unchanged. Canal freights strong but unchanged Re
5Gi 900 6uih barley ss 600 bush rye. 2e,OOo bush
bush rye, 1000 bush. BY rall-Flour AZ 900 bbls ;
wheat "A 600 BUSH corn 264, 900 bush oats, SO 900
bush. rye, 90, 900 bush.
Boston, oct. Markets unchanged. Receipt-Flour
500 bbs and 200 sacks 3J 600 bush 10 900
bush shorts. ia tons.
ChIcago Oct 1-The leallng futures follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-08

State bonds were practically neglected, the only
transaction being the sab of single bond of the
Tennessee settl oment IS issue al "a OF CITY hank
stocks PheniX sold 100 at 1873 1-2 and Western
National $3.50 at 90 IA and % 1-2.
The general bond market was heavy throughout
the day, but the final declines were not large At
lant C and Pacific incomes lost | per cent az IA ,
and Gulf Colorado and Santa Fe hrsts l 1-2 peP
cent at lO3 Iron Mountain IS closed Der cent
lower at SO IL. These changes were due 10 tbe
troubles of the Atchison Railroad. Ohio Indiano
and Western frsts fell 3-S per cent to 80 AZ
and a few issues were J.? TO "a per cent lower
Reference is made 10 our full report Of bond sale
Money was in demand long before the real mar
l,et was opened, and bear brokers were the MOST
eager borrowc.s They Succ eded in rails no a.,
rate TO . per cent, but when lenders appeared rio
rate fell 70 and per cent and at the clos
there WAS a surplus of funds seeking employment
The fair average rate during the day was not over
Tn, Clearing House statement to-day was o.
follows: Exchanges, $50, 81 ,344; balances
S5,505,1 63.
Clearing House s?'5 800. Its net loss ON , ,ac
ance ON Saturday and to-day was s6S3420 nal
M by Losses of S64,311 currency and sci 0i3
coin. The two days operations covered Re-,
GENTS S. O3s, 500; payments, So 122lIO: res,i,
inc i'm general balance of 81 81. 81 ,00l, consist
ing Of s1s1, Oi 1886 coin and slO 792. 59b cmr.
rency -
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.
Tho United States Treasurer at Washington 20
cpiyed to-day 81 s5,0lj National bank notes for
Tie customs receipts $500, GIG. the IN
tcrna revenue receipts s773,s3l and the rniscei.
lancous receipts S46,oj5.
To-days Washington Treasury statement of cash
on hand aud deposits IN bank compares with tho
figures Of the last previous statement as follows
Ne. gold on nd rs In, O'1 ssGSs
Ne. sVvef ma 1881 51s lo,SOl,OOO Dec $50 sy5
NO on 'f hand is sss5s2 l7os42So Dec 2ss 1852
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-08
WESTCHESI'ER COUNTY.

NEW -RoCHELLE.-Coroner Matthews began me en- IN
nusst yesterday at Davids Island in the ca OF zap
tain George Hamilton Cook assistant Quartermsstar
Of the military part Of thss place The coroner was
rourteousy received by Colonel Harher Dr Ah,ca
4. Bradley who made the autopsy testified that me
cause OF death was heart failure. The funeral VII,
t se nea %esnss viii be- held in the various
village churches every night this week An attempt
Is being made to organize Swedish chhtch'
PEEKSKlLL.-The seventy-fourth annual meeting
of the Wes1chester County Bible Society VIII be held
to-day In the First Methodist Episcopal Church
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-08
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.

seoond day Of registration Polling places 'eut be open
iron, 10 10 a. and from TO 10 r. m
"A CARPET DEALER SHOOTS HIMSELF FATALLY
A. J. Campbell a carpet dealer, of No o33 Fulton
st. formerly the head Of the firm OF Canpoeu q
Joetew attempted commit suicide in Prospect farh
yesterday moving He put bullet In MS oraih' anu
bis r.covsrv Is despared of at the seney Hospital,
uybitker he WAS taken Mr.. Campbell lived at No.
1874 Greene.ave., with his wife and three children.
His wife has been y, iI teIo TT rTi Insane
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-08
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool, Oct. T., . 40 D. m-Beet and pork in fair
demand Hams In good demand. Bacon In fair demand
Chee-e-The demand has fallen on TalOw in fair de-
mand; prime city steady az 25s Cd. Turpentne In sf
demand. Roin In fair demand common firm at IS 81
I.ar3-Spot in fair demand futures In poor demand
Corn-Spot and futures n poor demand mIxei Western
spot dull 40 As Id. Hops az London-Pschc Coast
There is nothing Offering Receipts Of wheat for ths
last from Atlantic ports 25 500 quarters; from
Pacific ports none; from other sources. 1900. Re-
ceps Of for the week. 81 900 qusrtefa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-08
OPENING THE EVENING SCHOOLS.

The evening schools of the city opened last night
with larger attendance than they have had for years
Ali the schools have been open for two weeks to
register pupils but the studies began last evening
II is estimated that the registry Will reach $4,000
students, including the evening high schools, in
Harlem, one in West ThTtieth-st and one in Nor
folkst. OF the attendance in the senior evening
schools fully 10000 IL Is believed, foreigners who
attend to study the English language.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-08
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.
NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PR,

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The new week opened with poor demonstration on
the part OF the bulls in response TO The Tribune sug-
gestion that the forthcoming pipeline report should
furnish basis for a moderate upward turns II any
vitality left in the speculation. Fluctuations
were and the amount of the dealings was small
At the Consolidated Exchange there were sales of 900
barrels Of October delivery and 1900 barrels of to-
morrow" delivery, in addition to the 174O0o barrels of
November delivery at 90 1898 3-sa 90 cents Tho
news from the field not Of sufficient Importance
10 excite interest and the speculative picture not
worthy OF record II the forthcoming bullish report
Of the pipe lines IS 10 bo discounted in Wall Street
pariance as 10 should be, 10 is time that the "dls-
counterss should show courage The marked
closed as 1t has closed for many days waiting for
hint iron some one of the various and Indifferent In
ferests In the petroleum trade.
The range OF prices and the total dealings as
foIIowss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-08
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
Jersey CITY.

The body Of David Jarvis, who was drowned In
Newark Bay, will be taken 10 Fresh Pond today 10
be crcmased.
The funeral of ex- Congressman Augustus A. Harden
bcrgh win take place tomorrow afternoon at ciock
Services will be held in the Wayne Street Reformed
Church.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-08
LONG ISLAND.


PORT JEFFRRsoN.-The sloOP Globe of r Por
east of Port Jefferson. She loaded with WOOD,
aud Is probably total loss. The steamer Noho:
was unsuccessful.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-08
ALONG THE SOUND.

gRIDGEPoRT.--The Seaside Club will give ?. 7.
7,srnum a reception this evening. speaking OF his
proposed trip to Europe yesterday, Mr.. Barhum
said: @The greatest pleasure l expect 10 enjoy on
the other side is to meet GLADSTONE DeLesseps' DIS
msrck and Fon Moltke"