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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-30
ARNr AND WY INTELLIGENt'E.

Washington. sept 30. Lieutenant C"ljn"l Th"ini>
+. Barr Judge Advocate G"uralS Office. has al hi
own request been relieved from duty al III" Wa
Department and ordered H. duty "A, ludg" adv"cit" Of
the Atlantic division Lieutenant Colonel Herbert j.
Curtis. relieved from duiv in the Division of the
Atlantic and ordered ~ duty IN tie Department Of
Dakota. to relieve Captain stephen Gr">bcrk wh'
f. ordered Ia duty with his regiment. second I.cn'cn
and b. G.. Morse. sd Infantry. la- been detailed Ia
duty as military professor at the Agricultural and
Mechanical College Of Texas. college station, TcAa,'
First Lieutenant J. j. Criu"mdrn. I'D Infantry t.
similar duty at the Michigan Agricultural COlir;"
InglIam County. Mich, relieving second Lirucuall
". l.. simpson, cath Infantry. who will join hi
company. The resignation Of First Lieutenant Robert
r. Emmett, 9th Cavalry has been accepted. to take
effect April next, aud he receive, leave Of abecnc,
until that date
Lieutenant John Is. Milton has been detached from
the Jamestown. aud Ordered 20 duty al the %ava
Ac;dciny. william e. Er;,i-tcd. Of Detroit. ha, been
appointed assistant surgeon In the navy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-30

for export alive and % carloads saughtered mainly
for the European trade leaving with thu few catoaSs
held saturday, something over % carboaos 70 20
sold The free arrivals caused weak feelinf ~ Lnc
start while Of the early sales OF gooo coso
Fridays figures prices fell on on n graae
closing Toe lower good and 1Se lower on common on1
medium steers. TIE yards were not fully cleared
Inferior prime native steers sold q % SO0so 70 pC
100 n choice OF - 10aaS So, ana q ne hsS
named figure Waocr Ianngan purchased ior MatsIn =
Co.. 10 head. averaging 1,41 n. carload q e1.o'
radios sold at % 70; stays ana oxen q ~ sou~S ~.
Bulls and dry quoted 1t u 2ousS 20 Ior poof
swift. Co. sold ct their Eew.York. Brooklyn and
ember FL 1881 carcssses Of beet average weight W.
n add average price IS so per 100 N. s
Nelson Norris sold for The same time IN New;!orH ana
Brooklyn 1881 Of beef average ~eisht oo~ "
and average price 90 1G per 100 N. -.n ....
Baltimore shipments for the week mcIuord ~ cussSS
on the Michigan London. 200 on the ana
0oG the Oranmorc TO Liverpool ana oSS 10 OH Tile
Boston shipments were consigned sos cattle and o2o
Quarters OF on Manese to LONDON ana on t
Bostonlan, Norsenian and Samara. tn Lvefpooi, iVo
rattN and g. 020 quarters Of beef From Newport news
1870 cattle on tho Stanmore and 224 do on the Bendo 30
Liverpool ,..s - .,u.v.. ao7
cattle aud AIS sheep Liverpool 107b catuc az uas'
Latest cable advces quote refrigerated beef sHeay %
scent Sc per n American steers slow ct loaSc'
estimated dead weight. o.. .,,r,,,. ,,A
FreIphts for October from a. IN SO sh'lngs ana
in.,,ranrc prrmums unchanged. -. l., A..
Shipments tomor"-". 1890 quarters OF peci i" VII"
Arizona ly Eastmnns 90.
WEEKLY SHIPMENTS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-30
A RcprIeve for the Condemned.

wre.chcd men and women long condemned 10 suffer
the tor,ures Of dyspepsia. filled with hope utter
few doses Of Hosteters Stomach Bit.ers. This bud.
ding hone blossoms. into the fruton Of certainty II tho
at tho pit Of the stomach between meals the
mors and insomnia Of which chronic indiEessn Is thu
parent disappear with their hateful progenitor Most
bcnehcea OF xtomachics who wonder that In
instances II swakens grateful cloQucnca In those who.
benefited IT, speak voluntarily IN Its behalf 1t re-
graphic TO describe the torn"nts OF dyspepsia
but In many Of the testimonials received by the pro.
pr!etors OF Bters those portrayed wath VIVID
ruthfuness. Constipation. bniousness muscular debility
ns1ai4sl favsss and rheumatism are relieved ~ It
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-30

g p st 81 So; 4: do 50 N. at Is; 2 Bucks ITO No. .
Ssxsea llsss e:s Kentucky Lambs 90 NJ at so7''
ssss I 81 50 ss:sg 70 d.
4 F. saaler s Co.: isi Pennsy'anis Lam0"' " m
Peasosk ?ls Ks sc %c hSep :. ss 49,
fsns.yy.ns g o. q e e. q as = a. g.
90 y 3 e. g. 4 Is; e 49, o. ID slS q
!: g.: 4. g % gu III 4 Esasssss ?
:S: s'S'': t,S' Ss T.
ss : q = !. NJ s
6 ST.: q s$ sSs35;
fS smS o. o e r. ISL 1'' fe"n'''''a Sheep ana
yo: q g. c i ss':g
a. It C. # IL 81 s. g" e &: os l.
s.i,ss H.!E' ssss a: ssf E';'.9:y sA;g
8 = s',;ssi" 4 e 80 81
. s. IS oi %' ss 81 s'n:yy'SS!; SssSS 's
g q r. It Is q g. q ID ss ao i' g d.
s ss 50 p at IS, g DO '%.s s cu., oo.
a, y M'!s % SEE No. SO o. Northern canada DO
r6 y q. e. 90 carloads OF 1880 hc.a4e g.:
Ioad az Zoos Hon ana on % The ecn
t"lv a:c ~ loo n with large number unsold az ian
hour m" n, "a e. II al / 30: few fancy do at So
avais.s At pr s%tfSsS' 90 Do" ii Is
rough do .64 r., at 50 49, -, -.
10 rough do. 3ii n, at ~ 90 ,,o :. -. .. c,, "A
Hume Mullen: 30 state HOGS IL 40 az - o. ~
St,tc Pig s. H. at ~ 40. - . . r.. 49,, ,eo
40 T5I NJ n. - 90 81 State Hogs, III n, AZ - 65 late
Soturday: a3o Western Pigs, 1903 n, at 81 10 438 do
1O5 M at ST 90. an. GA. H., on - =.
A. W Lamb Saturday: III Stat" Hog, .oI "a -; az az
~ "ye G. Co SATURDAY: oO3 w..tcrn Pigs 1iJ n as
"a AZ 3s7 do Il0 ~ 40; Ii Western Hogs III ID
at - 60 go g. .. a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-30
THE BICYCLE CHAMPIONSHIP.
H. F. LAURIE, OF LONDON, WINS THE WORLD
oIIAMPloNsnIP-RDSuL OF cTHEH
CONTESTS

syracuse. ~ Y. sept. 80 Spccian.-Thc bicycle
race for the championship Of the world came on
here this afternoon at kiThwood Park nhder Ur
d,rection of william Corcogan. Of Ncw-iork MANY
of the fat wlccmcn expected faIcd 10 aP""r'
The ONLY ones here p J. Bcrlo. OF the Man
haitian Club. and II. F. Laurie and f. j. "i''''' o''"
Of London.
rhc road race between Utica and syracuse S'ar"'
f. IN the Alhamira Rink at seven minutes OF !
o'clock The syraruse team consisted OF w. H.
Penn. F. G. Yehle and G. a. benjamin. The ''i"an>
we're +. r. Iianimcs champion Of Central Ne" YORK
=. C. IIammcs. his brother. and j. {. Hobp'h'' T.
e. Hammcs and Ychc rude o.dnarics and the Others
safet;es Penn crossed the tape AZ the VIM ny a'
40 making the twenty Ave miles IN -" 40
Ychle finished second and r. T. iianinc' tih'n l.
benjamin foarth p. G. HauInes nth aid Robbins
SIKH syracuse thereby hsd the race III IL points
against for Utica The second contest was series ~
heats between Berlo and Laurie for the championship
ri she world The first half mile dash WAS won
by Laurie in :21 % the second heat was won hy
Laurie also in 80 30. and no was declared chhh''
pion Tho mile club safety rae wa Won by 'c"Ffr
"a PENN of syracuse In 81 %. The half mile dash
between Laurie and trottng horse was ""v"''>i by
Laurie in IL 10 although the horse beat ia" cyrl"r
The mile ordinary rare Won by l;rrl" N :: - ).
The mile club Ordinary Iarc was won by george rem.
Of syracuse IN 32, The tne mile safety open race
wa, won bv Herlo in :O3. Will, came in OILY 4
foo, behind in > or - Tie half mil" orary open
rae was also BY lrrlo III ~ The mile iAvitt
ton race still an"thc: contest won by Ecrio III
90 30 Laur. tiled LY.lh T." hilf n!lr ir''"7i
Of - and within j" 81 ~"'o'!d {" doug u.
The day sonirwha, cold and MOI cpmn'iNr IL
the Murphy, Of New York J. r. Iazlc,on. Of i'hlt
dclph!a A. \. A.iui"'riiien and "" easier: ;: 80"
York, for not being present. II" say that they
promised u cone and ont word "a N" contrary
The prize, aic valuable article ia the WHY vi NAc
overoat, watcle>. antique sets of furniture and 50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-30
FOR CHEAP OCEAN POSTAGE.
J. HESN1KER aEAToN PLEASED WITH HIS VISIT
IN THIS COUNTRY

,,,. r~o,,tnown advocate Of cheap ocean postase
7 ud6nikcr IieatOn, member OF parliament Ior Na'.
+erbury was seen yesterday at the Fifth Avenue Iote
nv a Tribune reporter He seemed we'll pleased ~t'
his success In the United States. as ~ch as I'LL 'o
british colonies In letter to PostmasterGencrai
wn.notc, bc saws: "The object OF my visit Is to
mace before YOU scheme for reducing the postage
rates betwecn Great Britain and Ireland ana inc
limited States Of America to two cents Tor every one
h.f ounce letter. lie points out the fact that
letter weighing one ounce Is sent from Ncw-forR 10
Alaska 5000 miles, mostly over land Ior TWO Genus
whereas the ocean passage is under 3ooo miles. NC
dncnc the rate Of postage would greatly increase cor
ospondencc so that the revenue would not suffer-
Cho,ncr hostage means an increase Of trade and OF
feeling between the masses OF tho English people
and those OF the United states. In table NIT.
caton shows that though there has been no substa'
t,a, reduction In the postal rates since the establish
ncnt Of the postal union the outgoing mails to Europe
from New.York alone have trebled within the lsst
ton wears. In 1870 the mails weighed 1.O0O'3ol
nound,. in 1880 3l3G.505 pounds. Mr.. llcaton said
tha; he had received every kindness from postmaster
General Wanamakcr. and he was conndeht that Soh'
cress would take up the subject next session. INC
initial cost 10 England that is II oil cr colonies ana
the states agree to the two-ccnt postage, ne cal
culates will be about 100000. but the vast In
c,c,so in trade and correspondence would cover this
small sum many times over.
"Not an extra train or steamship ~onlo nave W
be provided TO carry out this REFORM Dir. iieaton
continued "for the requisite machinery Is now III inil
cneratiou. l put forward special plea on pcha'i
Of the $4,000 emigrants who leave our shores every
wear few of whom ever return. Money for postage
is a serious item for many Of these They hr't WHO
only once a month, then once quarter, nhaly ho'
at all There are many thousands however, WHO IL
member the old folks at home. and with cheap postage
III, ~ will bc thousands more. may mention ina' III
1855 100000 cmi4raats sent $lo.OoO,ooo I" Ehgl'u
&C fr.,,, In.
sh,l succccd in having an ocean penny rate between
all English speaking countries feel certain ON my
first bringing the na1cr bcfolc the House OF Commons
in 1856 AZ members voted with me. or course 'S
in all matters Of reform. especially when money
comes into the question. hive cXpcrenced good d.sn
Of Offlciul obs riictOn have however TO tIslk mo
press all over the world for the >anch support they
have given me-. . ,. ~ ~ T., .,.
Mr. HeatOn was born nearly fifty years ago IN the
County OF Kent En- gahd. When sixteen years ora he
went 10 Australia, AID after twenty years returned 10
his old county wealthy and well known man nc
hu, sat in two Iarlamcnts. having been elected IN inc
Gonsrry,five in,ccsi IT, ,'artS for England to NOR
row in the steamship Majestic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-30
1--WE. STOCK MAEKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Ruc,Io - nt co-Ca,tlc-Ecccip, last "A hours. $50
head total for thus far, $50 head for same tine
last week 9 1sO had consigned through. $50 head
900 OF which to New.York 500 head for sale marAes
0 fairly active for top grad, ce,'6 steady ana 'n.
good extra 81 .Jd ~ 10 chpee
heavy butchers. 7jas3 so me.iuns. - 80 igns
s,n"kcrs heavy - 45as3 do y'arllngs IL 'jo 81 -
stock bulls. 81 7jdS2 % fat bulls $?a:2 co. eXr 6nlI.'
common to .xtra - 40 mirh COWS common to ~:
Receipts last ~ hours 600 head total for week t,s
ZOO head for time last week 10 700 htad !;
co,san Though 3 oOO head 800 Of whch u New.
York: II had for sale market opend with air De-
and closed steady unchanged she"p choice t EXTRA
a. 75dsj good choice. 81 5oasi 20; common u Ia
lambs choice extra. 50 2bG - 30; Coca u
49, - gNo 81 90 common fair. S5a - So HOG
Rec.lpts last q hours 90 100 head total for week Inn,
fa- =, 400 head for tim" last week Zoboo h'n )
Consigned through 400 head Il 80 81 which I" NV
YORK: Is 400 head for sale market opened win iait "a
n,and closed dull and m'dIunIs heavy ana MINI,
- :os -, corn Workers - G505i 10 common, 81 500
81 80; pigs 81 rough, S3d.3 ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-30
COTTON NJ HEETS-BY TTLEGRAPH.

rIyoruo,l S,pt. 30, 1 p. m.-Coton-The sales of the
d,y inrlild. > 100 bai'- American. -. =, .r,,,
Iutlrr, cu..d quiet. but II, dE AM ru7,n N.u"ins,
low n,ddlnv ll~ september delivery o4t-ntdo f,.ot
Spibcr and october delivery 4-oiG' e.oid econ
d.'i,rIv AZ Ad october ana Nov'ihir' G'N'
nv 391id sellers: Hos'nl"r ann D,r,mrr any!
h3sG,d sellers: D.r,mb ard January d"iN'ry, osp'd
s,.r, January and February d'INeTy 3o,'4d Du!'i,
a o., 3JOi"o -Otui W "io
Amu delivery. > il-ji0j ioGid. ,,,,,- - ,e.,
,,alvc SION sept. 2?t"ton -tadv mida ;ng, j., ""
Inv u,,ddltnr ? ol6c: good ordinary, ?3-lW; n,t Md
r-o.. r.cciihS, l3.102 bales: tN"r> u treat bi.a'
S0i bal coa,wi,e, 3741 bales, sales ee- oaes s"cH'
Nortolk sept 90 Cotton firm; micdlinc' Igc; neg AM
it.s bales: exports u 't lfIIii' .-yA
lal, c",,tw. lj3i bal's; sa.-' looo pa'e'' S'oeN'
j. l!9 bIi"~. 90 $780,. c. r,,,r,,c r1.1Gc.
low niddhng .4c: good ordinary, S'r h"t ana srv>, to
r.ip. ri tl..,' ,N"r> H. IN" Continent y" p'p
co.,, isis ht, sa.' 900 bales stoeh, ooofs
bales.
CLOSING PRICES or CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
lr,ur...n 90. 1890.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-30

j. e: .ss *;!j: J. ss;'t' e. ~.
t. 30 At J; a.? TO- s. = S'i%;Ey
!:5 3 g Sisr Isl i e
e. &C. Il g. i9 4 . indian. "a DO 80
is s: is; { it IS v!ss&!' f sss ':ss p
- i:.s At a. . q I,,d = d. !, is g a
Z. & e. "a 40 do d. ilad = i, iiS
F X GS 3. At st & at 81 III d. l3ss T. Il
cooi. So d. 800 ~ q; IS 70, 3 90 Oxen D.
- 20, Is Chicago oAn and Steers m;Aed 1880 H. At
- >Lar,l~rr - Chicago steers Ieo ~ at 81 80; 10
f. sadrr Co.: Il Pennsylvania Steers. 1913 n.
MrTtH oows-Xo to-h arrivals reported and no sal", ,
+ u- a". ',I nona quotations ar' s:?4s'' per h'aa
III; h. hd. .. md Ct o, cont b.: p, nne
a iyi a. q '-H ok "a" W. s ri. and rTs.s r da
o f. t.H a, H h ayrd I'd !,ir and SrF w lHa
ss o. a. ia w. cHnoa "; to pra val; 5a7.c. aud
& "a:aSh loil: - Gr.s. s i, l9 g. s5 s':,
$ d ~ a%.; a4 a.; s n 9 ;s
y"., =: r. az -. 80 d." ~ =; q &c d. ''o IT,
"' j. n,f7,rca . vi. ~ awe. :Ss y ct a'.r
IN! d. l:s y. At 6: y".,t ~. H. at o. d.
II 49,, Mn...: I'D ia,,- 3o7 y. az a"; vcai:
=,
H.. W,ig6 e Co: Is mixed Calves. 17S T. at &c;
" Y III -hv s. TO- 90 Veal, lGt =. at &c.
J. ~ pidro,k som. o. t;r,ss"r- 20 a. "lS'
tsl ,a!yr. To- t.: N'aI,. 10 '" nj g. . ~
i,i =" It -. a., II Gott.s'.. '.ra,~ors 300 ~
Il g. e e. q Il at . O. 10 ''n', ~
- " a'q ii s, ~ e !; = i i: i; II
~ a. -. ~ ura., 2l6 =. at ~ a. 49,
SNIP AND LANES Receipts for Two DAYS. :, car
had head 40 carloads ~ J."y C'tv - car.
"','. :, no:h.-' aai carloads, q, li2l"k.n 1hrrra
>a:rt.y ,.i" w,r" rl,-' 70 W caiIcaa' On t
w,a;A CAV byrrI 'Nl,"nr'. and AZ REDUCTION OF a.
"t a'u..- nd i,'h.r >',.r prices "r Sn',.p
a-:. iu.u,"-> iA,sarti aud most OF the offerings
We -n!t. o-o .
L,-- 10 u-,,.n Sheep RANGED IN price from g 10 70
A.. = soLd AZ - joa~ - ,uck- a. s3d@i.
~. d. al nIrl..i was slow att lon"r. with drSs',
mutton ~,l.!rr rr.lv saHi,". and 10 an 'N''W'oa'
f.,i-c for ,holc Dressed Lambs ranged from T. lic
,,il,ug A. a'"-,-' u ni"i' l". -" 'aN's'S' ~
-. ta! h-.Irir /; 80 o. a." >,gurh'orhou-"S $50 -
Sal, Jrdi E."kinG' az 30 western Sn"np ~, -
ay".a'" Il; ~ per l'"b y 100 I'Ni, do % ~ ~ ~ ;
STAT d. la =. ~ - III do II, n. Mt ~ 90 d
10 - n, | Ipirk $50 -, at - l,2 Penn-! wv am
t,ui. IS AZ 81 % ~ STAT" do. 81 n nj - -
- &c. 3 >, At 50 20; ~ do IS =. at 81 TO- $50 do.
81 coins ~ capsd!an lawhs - ~ .ts nj io3 40;
81 = nj >. :. DO So r. NJ = 30 StAt, 90, 20 ,n ~
81 >. sheep ad learling' Al -. Of - 20 OHIO Sheep
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-30
Ryc . 1871 530.o05 1.552.46e 5000
Barley - cSS1,6,0 1.3H4i0 6o5.550 33i,43S

oo rs ns o. cnG sed Fl ya s" AZ '
eAJ , ASp 1n ana al. 'ESnss ''sfsi
s% i d" III fa a1o Tn 4rf Gro
to fa SyeE y %fsS $50
short s i rs eoe ess and wheat ssa5os
scale ssd II
1S: Show s,s as 1881
49, O. 49, ss Do
5ssss. SS WINK
and f isSr on nsa:d o1rns. and
no. d3oc for o. D. s"lat and machines e. l kSS So
Y:!.' "a ts:;' :s:;'' 4 3 Ed j.
oiS~ot cotion.-d .as. 800 eos crude at 2sa sn
si" S E:'n : S'S s.as$s
s,icn, 81" Zoe him. &C. asss fo;i:%
n;ssa rax city G;s wesSr G SS oSS h sSi
Ss g: y s"afnsa :Dri?s
Iss.; scicsss T'' .c cEs '; %s
sirss$ ;D; ill.,
g. $40 si'f{af' g. ssSif SS:s"sf
Straits S5c hank 80: ,.,,
last week. Ls; rpool grain room va o,rrrd re,
trF h. :l%s'% eAs .sns '
So Hit TfEa:s Oh ''ni1 aSFt lnss
T. : .s5 al 's %%.. All ii'i @ =
n p"' s,r ,,t'G to to Eyio I'D @ %
p aa G ~n to c e. Boston to vsDaaS
OF "V Tvs poEK Had .s b,;ser d. 1,s 70, 70;
' ,%s., M''' raa %iyu Moss, i: oata eSr, pma
f9 y;'a Ny Wy >s ss, "a q, ! !. ,$s
Nh Cd, %::, :a'"t i, f
H 70 t.. al fS a. ut hams, quoted
i 3fiss' sI1 AZ a s s.;;
;%e., DITSsrp noes Eather caster nnd in mod-ra'o
:: :@ e
ss ~ e. also saa & @ .s. SA a s1so
c!:, n@.1 S@oSfr sS,t at , "a
So.5 's %1s:a ssl!,s s:,.s (
r1tnrmc s,;E had Mciers,s inquiry !, arm price. ,ss
%a W" ua I"1 ancy s%ssse rue? sa. reany tub.
n1y :aa@sc cool clol' l.s2;s Eli. rtta".!y,
t: d. nn. CO e S, f ri, to tGas.
D'',, .s1i o.tsS; il; j
;od. i'air w'',n Im;' CAM cn"' ,d irf
,i S'~ d. '5 5 az i"n!' S'% M s" T
3 ''"' nrs ni r ia.,y 90 ~ ss "a. so 3D.
o. ~ M,'t, esdio. fost,"' 2" o.,. -,
.; '''' s 81 r. "f ~; ff' a 4 eo|d
, 'r: :" ' ;"rrc1 /; fr %s. ra'' ,t'i' "a
~. tr roe, g" IT, IT, Wi. A.. u ~, nctcr, d' ;r
, %d ,"a,' ana '':.n ~ ,.n'1 , an. go. ~
INN W." .. ,r ;..r a. n !i'fE iH:i1e' '' ''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-30
HTCHSHALLHAVE THEPLUMf
THE COURTS CALLED IN TO DECIDE
,rrsr THE POLICE COMMISSIONERS APPOINT
COUNTY DEMOCRATIC ELECTION oFEacaA1s'

MIST THE POLICE COMMISSIONERS APfouSi
oo,-xry DEMOCRATIC ELECTION oFFuOA1Sf
po... ro.t.r secured from Judge Lawrence, IN tne
sun,eme Court Chambers. yesterday an oroer roquu
inc the Police Commissioners TO SHOW Vs"sS VIZ
morning WHY they should not appoint County De"'o'
racy Inspectors OF eecuo"' ,,s . .bort
The police Commissioners yesterday hed s"''.
.xtro meeting in Commissioner VOoriis's ROOM anu
a.cd.d 70 send q reply to c. {. Baldwin chairman "
+h. y.wyork County Democracy, who recently WIZ
letter 10 demand for his organization sharo u Wv
Democratic election patronage MT o"i1 ,..n
..d that the Commissioners will give him ioa.
inc A. noon to-day. when they will meet u appon,
the Democratic inspectors OF ciecuoh anu w
80. II Is expected that Mr.. Baldwin ana Ms 90
socatcs will demand nat Onc-haf Oh Iie Doni'
..r.ctors and poll clerks shall be apponteo lro"'
Ar. f,ountr Democracy lists which were hicu !"
the bureau Of Elections weeks ago ''. t'u
his "a expected TO contest that ciai". HN ~.
tho annointment OF some inspectors lro' wv ~
which were fled by the new Democratic a''NN' ~,
cani,at.on With which his name was assocla'en. io
=. h.yo aHidayits ready to show that the county
T.,ocracv lost all legal right TO share IN u" ap
no,ntmants nv voting for Republican candda'c> ia''
fall . .o onnoint
M NJ tho Democratic inspectors from the lah'n""'
re-, President MacI.can Is a member oi 'hc 1A.'
many organization also bnt he is lawyer anu may 70
,oret ,css nv political arguments than D! HIS eU'.
s,uctlo, OF the order Of the courts wilch conlDic
him 10 vote for an equal distribution OF the Az
patrorasc years ago. Commissioner 'i.N.e va
nroh.h,v LEI the three Democratic commissioners uc
eide about the Democratic inspectors anu c'eiAe Will
out his hcip - ,,ooroor ,,
s,c:,orS would probably put an end TO talk about
h.-mo,v between the Democratic factions LII tic
.,er.;on OF congressman and Assemblymch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-30
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

CoFFEE-Thsrc was q qu:e market today for Brazil III
fsx al0c. Sales. $50 bgs 40. I. Issc. Mild rrowths
In moderate request. s.lcs 500 bags Centr AmeIcan
and 1.2OO bags Maracaibo pii'ac terms. options
were loss active anc little itrcgaar In tr early Gs,i,
cable tdvicos, but realizing Sc. iii thereafter upd Gnai
figures about the bottom showing decline Of ga 10
september and 1tal'. rs up on o;he months liam
.Ss 81! December. ?,od January. 7is Sd Febrgsry'
IS $50; GOOD second 80; sNcnansS pi!Sntes6 ~
market steady Santc. receipts q day.l. 5000 ba :,
Rio purchases for United States DURING the weck. 600
bags Rio purchases for Europr and osher countries duin2
week. 80 600 bags o clearanccs by O. steamers ior
United states 1000 hag Rio cleaiacrs for Europe and
other countries, rs 600 b1gs steamers loading at RIO Tor
United states freight pr 30 and pei cent
paec per bag tta santos so:K. :?i 900 blgs Santos
purca>'s for I nird states. 5000 bag. SantO, pur-
chAscS Europe and other coun:c. Go0o0 bags Sato,
cIcaranccs for United State bv () steamers 20 600 bag
Santos ccarancoS for Eurvp; count"s 10000
bags; steamers loading at Santos for tinted sts"s. I.
Santos market firm rood a,crao" Santos. i 700.
Total SHE, here TO-DAY - 80 bags ~ follow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-30
oil. MARK l'"IS

on CITY, Penn. Sept 90. National Transit certificates
o,.n, 80 highest 81 lowest 100. closed ~ sales.
53 900 bills charters, 1913, bbls shipments. $40
1o p,:sbmre penn, sept o9-Petroleum dull but Arm
National Transit certificates opened at SOL closed
90. highest SlA; lowest. sos.
bradford pcnp. Sept. EDUCATIONAL Transit certificate,
,,rned at 1913: closed at 500; highest. Slis lowest
ro7.: clearanccs. 10i COO bbls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-30
A GERMAN STEAMER AGROTND.

Philadelphia, sept. 2!.-Tl:c German steamer
(ee.tcmundc which started from this poro yesterday
for Gee stclnunde. Germany aground at the mouth
Of the Schuyk!ll Eivcr und 1t was necessary to pump
out 700 tons of her cargo Of oil IN oer 10 fpat her
She is now anchored III League Island Navy Yard
where a survey will b. had
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-30
Tile WINNERS Al GI.OtC KSTER.

Gloucet,er ~ j.. s.pt 20.-roiiowipg are the sun.
nari.s OF today's races.
First race. ~ fur'ong- Algebra nist. WSshinaoon
second. Carbine thiId. 1iMe-l 81
second r.c.. turIonps- Bfan nr-t. Ofa'ce second.
thIId. llir- ] ~ lsD'I, the V'H'N Oh
Ofacc" ruled on the truck, Ia" Judge bcie,hg h"
did not ride % win
Third race .rloncs-t hhtt"r hrst. willard s"c"nd
A.. o. H. third. Tiue--l 30.
IouIth race. nj, -Slumpcr won. Thora second J"i.
Jaw thild. in"-l q?
Flu, rIcc u furlongs-Ihad Eowe rrst. Marsh Rcd0h
-, ord Kiuc iithil third. ! ;nI'- ~.
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YOIy WILL NOT MISS YOJ'R CIUI.

YOU WILL NOT MISS YOUR CLUE.
0entlemcn accustomed 70 the comforts Of club hfa
VIII md In the cafc OF the New York CentrAls
6outhWestoru Limited all tho conveNenCcs OF the most
perfectly appointed olnbro0ns Daily FROM Grand
CcntsAl Station at 10 20 u. IN, for Cincinnati In
laaAApe6s anl sc. Louis -.
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