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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-11
a. % G. ANDERSON. G. p A.. 1S Exchange Place. n
r FUIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

pAssENGER TRAINS leave foot o; Cortlandt ana
a M, for Slatlngton and intermediate points n~.,
a. a. M for Geneva, Lyons, Emlra, Rochester, Buna,o
and the West and principal local points Ohar car w
anu 9ra,s and Pullman ear TO Suspension Bridge.
90 A. m for Mauch Chunk and intermedlae POINTS;
IL o. m. for j.. ana - junction anu h'elAeuiS'' p'
Chair car TO MauGh ChuIk. nd t,,orrood,ata no,nts
chair car TO Tunkhannock. Connection to Reading ana
~ m for Emra and principal intermediate points
Chat, r 20 WkesbJrre and Pullman sleeper to suspen'
sion brGse for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points.
Chair car TO Mauch CHUNK an, ,,o.r,od,s,o noiots
no D. m for Mauch Chunk and intermediae points,
Convn,dicti66n 10 Reading and Harrisburg. . nS,.
r FOR t;eneVa Lyons Emra, Rochester Bunao
and Re West Pullman sleeper to Lyons and suspension
Bridge , -. O = w II a m I n m and 40
~ ~ roonect for all points In Mahanoy and Hazeton coal
REGIONS SUNDAY TRAINS.
~ Nauch Chunk HaZlcton and intermediate
no,0,s and il a. for Shenandoah and intermediate
p'h In n m for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points
n m for Geneva Lyons Elmra, Rochester, Builalo
and e West Pullman sleeper TO Lyons and Suspension
briuse' General Eastern Office 235 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-11
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.

At the Real Estate Exchange yesterday NO. %
Monroe-st, between Rutgers and Pike sts, 2-story
brick front frame dwelling and lot 15.0x100 was offered
1t sold to Charles f. Can for 900. When the parties
met afterwards TO sign the OF sale appeared that
there misunderstanding as 10 the mortgage CD the
property and the rrfefce ADJOURNED sale
ihe otner sales advertised adjourned
Considerable interest continues be shown In the
recent purchase by William Astor OF the Hotel Hamilton
The property by the seller years ago
iot S@iVOOV and the exact price paid by Mr. Astor Is
stated TO have been s2S5 0o0 showing rise Of $4,000
In two years.
Nsw-York, Thursday, July 10.
No sales made at the Exchange and Auction Room
to-day.
sale OF dwelling. with lot East 73d-st, Of Lex
ingt0n-ave, was adjourned " July IL.
sale Of the dwelling with lot No "a Monroe-st near
Pike, was adjourned sine die
Sale OF church building, with plot OF land, West
lSoth and 18TH SITS, OF 7th-ave,w as withdrawn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-11
STEAMBOATS,.
D'v n""r1n,c,.FALL River Linz.

DENCE and all Eastern points;
Four steamers In commiss on-PURlTAN,
PILGRIM. PROVIDENCE and OLD COLONY
Two each way week days zone on SnndaysD
Fine orchestra attached 70 each vessel; u,,.o,,
Lave New-York from Pier 2S, N r. (old nuinoer),
foot OF Murrayst as follows: . IL, -
80 p M-For Fall River direct. connecting With ex'
p MFor Newport and Fan Riye5 due NsTP sn
due PARK squar, station Boston. 700 A. NJ Data, =,
and NJ Steamer leaves Fall River at 80 and $40
F. NJ Newport 90 p NJ. due New York 200 Al NJ
SUNDAYS leave New York at 80 L. NJ for all points
patn,ning leave Pars Square Station, Boston, Z T. NJ.
PITI,IMAN VEST BULE EXPRESS TRAINS between
steamer landing at Fail River and Boston =,
Connecton by Annex boat daily from BrooKyn o +. Nj
ained in New:York at POI 7'2 ga 9SI and YS3
Past I25thst; 1f8 Bowery, Astor House and Windsor
tinteI line Oflce PieI rs y. r. and on steamers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-11
Ige' General Eastern Onlce, 235 Broadway.

WEST SHORE RAILROAD, N. Y: 9. &
w II. r. H. X. Co.. Lesse-Trains leave west 41 I
station as follows and 70 TRSei S Sast
Detroit CHICAGO . sT%S is P - Ms g.
Siasarp Fails $50 'o:55 PIP Sis p:
s; 30 a. n * Ss2 ss o. sso s sgd 81 M
catsSn ana Albany 80. u rs. % 49, all 80 a m,
cornSail, Sevbure $50 y rs, :25s, 'e;29 9:y5
al 3o I1 q go 40 q az no Cornwall CO So and
Newburg. Montreal and Canada East lS a. m, 20 10
Detroit Chicago and So. Louis all through trains
saaoga specials All so M eS 80 p M rs an cars
ior-ear on II 80 a. NJ. train Ksaterskill Hunter Ho
bart Grand Hotel Station and Phoencia. $3.50. clO;4o
and all 80 NJ, BIB AS p. Parlorears TO Grand Ho'
tel and Kaaerskil va Phoenlca 10 45 ana u Sg a. M
S trains and 10 - a. ~ for Hopat see S3 pos
nleA Palepye Cairo and Mountain HSnS 10y, an f ,ts
trains. ualfhollday special 10 Saturday only for
Phoenca Parlo Grand Hotel Station and Phoeni'
cla. a. b. G. ;. Leaves BROOKLYN Via Brooklyn Annex
clio a10 40 IN and 90 D. m Jersey CITY r. III
station clio 40 all 20 s3 20; bS ;2s p m Satsi,
MORs ns os 80 s sR EXCEPT es sS raqS
other trains daily except Sunday Fer tickets Timetable
paror and sleeping accommodation or inornaton sp-
Div Offices Brooklyn 33s Washington st. I26 Fulton
Annex onice. foot q fut9nst New.Yors Cly ,, ses
"a Vest iseS:st and west short stations foot Of wsst
92d.st and foot Of Jsy-st,, North River G. u. LAM
BERT General Passenger Agent vanderbnt-ave. New
Yskk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-24
MANI CHARGES AGAINST A MANAGER.

Allen II. Wood who managed to act away with $1,000
Of his fatherinlAw Lewis Bresscls money was hr1gcd
In Harlem Police Court yesterday for abandoning his
wife and held by Justice Meade 10 $500 bail for eSamna
ton today Wood has made number Of theatrical vent
urcs all which proved failures. lie aud his wife Bella
lived tdncy House for several weeks II L. on tho
Europcan plan, and though Mrs. Wood always had \
bod that her husband forgot 20 provide her with
the neces.arcs OF c. She left him. and went to 1.-Two
with brother n.law at No 100 wcs. Onc.hundlcdsnd
twenty thiids Finally Abe swcre out waran; against
him and he was arrested.
Wood extensively advertised about year ago as
the man who about to build a theatre at One.
twenty nfths. and seventh ave- which wa'
10 known thu S"v,n nth Avenue Theatre lie Is said
TO have crooked in many other things and to-morr""
several charges vii. he preferred AGAINST him. One VIII
he made by Superintendent Blake. 81 the Department of
charities and Correction another h, tho Harlem Loan
Association dslosing Of rtcaGed furniture, and
third by the Sc" for the Prevention Of Cruelty to Chill.
drcn for taking around and exhibiting boy named Irving
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-24
GATHERED NnrT THE TOWN.

Members Of the a,'n,h benevolent A>S'" iati"l'
confused -. street railway cml loves. are "oH.ie i'
W.;icr Walsh All, Wa> secretary 81 rc'ehi 'ncfllns
f. rail-: !.rcv / the strikers on the Ncw-lo 'tI
,,a naii..,G Tie i,cciin: rcttcd about r-1" winch
a. .,.,1,,cd e, Walsh I" send to the ,tiikcrs NotI'
;... las i,~.. heard Of him the money since. The
,.,;;cr have l,cn :i,.cd 10 look for HIM.
RI" >lrn,iY: car The Kin = County elevated rI"
..,,.s.ty N.:, we'll ,aroniL"d There l. no hhtHiH
4, "a the ordinary "ar~
Nr. Nar.:aro; LAWN found unconscious IN Inc
.,..y,r,i -, hey home. NJ. ~ Fir: t.. Yesterday
c-'... W:h frt'tuicd skull ana lie area without
.,.tLr ,on>cdi>uC>>. il l. SUPPOSED shr iri out
g., -, E, Of lie Fl ~ Window N!I'h Vo' open.
;i3,..o,, Pa. ri -ucd James McD"a!l before 'ivll
Il; . courtney Yesterday recover - for >lavlnI
y. II u,,d' iu."l after hi~ death The dri"Anahl
4 ,,,, ,t,-c w. To-, high. Ia>ior was on Inc SIAN"
80, d,l ad -aid r"id him iat chargl I'VE d"l''
far ,l,,utlon,n and two doil for poor mar liea
,,c.. "a. /hcuirn.tn. - chafca hccni hNc u"iid'
\r,..iArI,..> ILG-r courtney Thought ~ Wits ehouf"
ID ave ind -nrnt IL th't eject.
rl,. w,lla,on, Lind> Commission met Yesterday
H,or;:u. and received report from Nj. a>''om ''"'
no ,ur,rv II. Tie lands had been comp!"t"' 'ha''.
man Perry reported that rcpiv had been received
,n,, Nay,- Clum To- tine Invitation 10 attend ia" sos
-;... I'm. commits ion will Meet At 10 -. III. on
rjd,y ,ld nl,lc nrr az iA-lc' toh along tie water
f.~Iit.
,,r.,rcn T. Elliott the wc!lkr"wn lawyer and active
re,r,Ic; ictuInc.i II Europe Yesterday alter an
a,-r..cc of three MONTH
The. American Merchant in it, supplement OF
Icure.,niaiIc Men in its last issue. punished an
.,re,,c.t uorlrt 81 Webster l.. Waklry. vi Brhkyn n
1,ppa S,nul.I If No. ia Iiuuludt- It., was com
,.,,,od ia The, Fluhl>i Insane Asylum YESTERDAY. lie
a. no, ular halmcinaioI> AID SAYS that spirits stad
Al over him and bother him With the stores VI the S"ou
lines they have.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-24
THE WORLUS IRON AND STEEL OITPCI.
A PREDICTION THAT THE PRODUCTION WILL
CfNTEE IN TIL. SOUTH.

PREDICTION THAT THE PEODItl4ON "ALi"
CfNTEE IN THE SOUTH.
baltimore. sept % liz view Of the visit Of 800
,r GOO Of tl, leading and steel makers 0fEuOpe
10 the United state, in October. To spcnd moh'h
,tud,inC the iron and .ce making resource, OF tins
ountry Edward Atkinson Of Boston. contributes 10
I'M, weeks Issue Of "The Manufacturers RECORD an
elaborate paper the iron and steel Interests OF III
world Mr.. Atkinson shows that this country Is the
a,r.atest consumer of iron and steel In the world
owing ~ the ncarics> the 10 the coal IN parts
Of this country. the long haul ar tril>por-
tuition OF from spain and Africa to Great britain
and the increased depth and heat OF the coal MINES
Of England he believes that iror and steel VIII Ire
mad, in thi, country at low cost A. III England
notwithstanding the higher wages in the United states.
Mr. Atkinson believes that the worlds consumption
OF iron and steel which !, nov increasing so rdpidN'
win for the next ten years fully tax the productive
powers Of this and all other ronmahins countries ~
Keep up with it, and therefore that "ilie thc'e 'n".
be fluctuations prices the whole must steadily 'ehd
upward throughout the world BasIhg his estimates
OH careful calculations made by himself by Abrain ,.
Hewitt and Others, Mr. Atkinson holds that the pres
ent worlds production Of % 900 900 net tons OF pig
iron Of which the United Statcs will make during
1890 about 1O,0OOOOO TONS must within the next Ten
years. In 1900, be increased 10 not less than
100000 tons; while the rate OF increase OF late
years would show that the world will need and must
calculations based the normal rate Of growth
for tho last fifty years and do not take into consld
Grafton tho possibility and IN h,ct almost the GER
tsinty Of a greatly increased demand by reason Of
TIC opening up OF Africa and Asia.
This enormous increase in the demand for iron and
.,eeI will Mr. Atkinson asserts, require the utmost ef
tort Of production at every point where the ma
erials be assembled at reasonable cost and where
furnaces be operated to advantage, either upon the
European North American continent. 1t Is In the
sout, however, that Mr. Atkinson believes the worlds
iron and steel production will centre; and this III.
ausrial advance may lie says. and probably WILL
settle the race question
Mr. Atkinson publishes IN full. a. Il substaniatlon
Of the Souths position, letter from Colonel George H.
.owlam. Of Knoxville, Tenn. and Major Goldsmith B
West of Jacksonville, Ala, setting forth tho mineral
wealth OF the Central Appalachian region Vt the
south end q long statement from Abram =. Hewitt on
he same subject. In which Mr. Hewitt that there
arc vast bodies OF magnetic In that region fitted
for making Bessemcr steel 50 close to the coal that
hs calculations showed that Besscmer pig iron could
b produced there at not more than $40 II ton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-24

December and January delivery, 8e64d; January 81
February delivery, SS.84d sellers February and Morci
delivery. so.eid value; March aud April delivery
Galveston sept 2scottSn steady; nasinss S sIo.,
receipts I27 bales exports TO Great Britain, !ot
bales ceastwise 1883 bales sales, 900 bales; s'ocA
1891 bales ,..u "A ,e..
Norfolk. Sept oScoton steady middlins' 10 lii res
britain Eli bsles coaswIse, 1i13 bales sales' I''"'
Ssy,nnah Sent Cotton quiet: middline, 0 11.l8ci
low ddng $ $50: good ordinary. l.10e oo net IN:
gross receipts 55ll bales exports coastwisc LOU ua"S
sales, I 800 bales; stock, So 131 bales ,,,. A..
Newt Orleans. Sept oS-Cotton firm middllng: ots.
o!s bales. gross H. COS bales sale, 1000 bales sssek
- t02 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-24

SAYS he lives In Newark by Special Policeman
j. r. Rutledge who is duty at tho Cathedral trying
to pry open drawer In the information bureau I" TIE
right Of the thave entrance wxerc money and valuable
papers generally kept As soon he wa detected thc
Young man away but caught in i1fty.second's
between Fifth and Sixth lie left behind him an iron
bar which he had used.
In the Yorkvle Police Court yesterdsy lie denied his
guilt but held BY Justice Tsntor In 1000 ball TO
appear before the Grand Jury Schcurmsn WAS hashily
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-24

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ulo, ,u.hly and l. Al ",,,!, rIty or
'o1ntr,. :ai 3d.',".. lore.
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4 - prr'c,N 'i'', KILN ..un~. mats anu
,'all AZ Mr.. Blfh = ~
near 4th.a,e.
,,y> Nnnk Il, II Woman !" 70 "nt
D ,h. da, 20 wash. IRON ~ II" h"u-''
.-'..,i,, ~" .G,; 3d.n>r 81 noor. back.
! .,.v uy t,.tclu-, woman .
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nor SIX tLrlh ny vId"w,,'s fomiN. .
call for Two Gays Nv 'o'
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| Nv, HEh E' :. 49,, a.. c,n take mt. r.
IL woman Nh,." ,nI hrln.r to an
Id rly lady: apple AID willing pest Q,
reference, furnished. Address H. NJ -o'
West .0th-rt.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-24
TIE STdTE Of TRADE.

rlo ~ d" > and w,,;" ~ :'s 20 2G
DO c>H - 'c;. %" q" a.. 'slM' ,n ~ What a
- 500 $ - >p!.nr do Dc" 3, 900 ~ - q" 40 =
acasa = d" &" w. a. a. "osM 30 ~, ~"
.S ,sr ,tsmrr So. :: I'd. a.; M'stln steady No"
~ W.. I'D l"i az. :. 81 ri" a@i oi,.
~nlt isd:,9c. yellow i7"3sr W'-'-,n >'.'ay MAYA ,
I hd oats nrn unrr.!"i southern and 'nn', N'.1a
ic~a: d. w.1" Whit" +2"tS. d" 90 !9 "a rv"
firiy ;i,, chor. fancy! ;a"''G god 10 pTa n
7oGs:c commas, t" fair toG"'r h", nm 'm m',
t~" porh ~. ;Oa,i2 =; hulk mats zoos" .n"udei.
H. long c!'ai and "sr rib -i".'' wa hau
.n,i i..,aiac large iiAeai:c: lard rclnrds ~,
rnd. G i.n%, htn G,n1mi! , ,s lr fancy
,a at.c n d, sod "1 10 rn- s.H 1: H..
:s t1ir .,-s sv 1 - %% ,a o Sur.
s,aui:d Co n"dsT' e, t r,yi - to- v,
n nn ar steamer Fat 60; eon 500 noun %: per 100
la" I'd Cors ,oi .rlc'> 3d. ,c n,., c " go
s.s, - GOO a''% 900 crTI ,.s 1000 BUSH S''
Eu,.g s % Wa.s, \" ha,a 1p d, S a:sn gaie e
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toim tu: 1t ".n'ng 80 yellow .11 a. 81 SO ca,,us
81 Ssr at ard in 1 i.ir g. Ssnaa "a
c uh ~ 50 mixed on t,a' IN eod f"ut.t
and yh ht"nc ~ N ;.e ansda ssasc s" ss
W%,itT@ =: S "A'5 r. ' ga Fl Fiji ~
%s. p. s ." % pna IS ~.'S q f"s
% ,s I, a"s quiet rass't TO S'S:.
corn, a-c cas- - :; e. AiSaS %E.wY"rS III Rercp.
"oin s oas 90" b "; ono ha, h 2s sa
na:n ca"ai ,h'p"n COO n".S Sari.T 900 lush
i;r .lpm.n,c 'l"u, h 81 600 1 En sa.h barley
chicago. Sept c3-The leading futures ranged a. fo'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-24
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD IND RANGE OF PRO ES
Yesterdays National Transit certificate market could
hardly be called that Of the man with the hose: only
a sprinking pot dampcned quotations. The october
optous fell from -Oa so IL cents to - - cents but
closed at a recovery to the opening figure. NJ T."
stock Exrhangc decline Of only ID cent WAS
scored, but the last price was the lowest Az Doth
boards the business done Wa OH a retail scale. IN
:" Iuckcyp>" there was slight concession IN prCeS
AT inc Stock EAchancr where the only business was
transacted. In the last two days 10000 barrels III
B,okryc certificates changed hands at the stock Fx-
change and only 1000 barrels were dealt in AT the
consolidated. where the speculation Was cApcctcd L"
be cNubcraHt. . -.
foil,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-24

Receipt. 70. the w"ch G02S pkg. ENports si'2
pkys III, weather Ui,' on bright and cooler on Ihur-'
dav last, and buyers rr t. TAXI hold freely enough 10
check dOwnwar. Of value. aid >i'" 'i"h
the market Ia. ipr" "hty nearly AL irr- Grades
Of butter. d'misn not become at all acu\' but
br,rr, arc Wiling to the fU rYttht 81 tllr
r1auirrnlcnts the stock T. cleaning ny - much better
that feeling II confidence nbw ifihades IN" traue
creamery pals arr unpopular win mort Iobp rs
that the surplus trad" wants Ia, I" Si com
i,ratiy,ly low fortunately there not a great many
rts to offer whoi,~i buyers. Fi1in Creamery 90,
y,nc.d at market Yesterday. and
fancy lot. finn here To-Day at "9' tNtia i""o 'h
80 h,i being tn" current it !"uaN
f,g finest hcr, ii there 10: i lac'n AZ - bt
quality coIun.and thai mr" l. rA''Hl"ha. N'hH :"
RE, recently shown sour anu SUM-
merry flavor ,,rad' n"N under fancy ~" AIRY saiahi"
hut tn. lower uial!tI, diaEgu. ~'nir" nat juno
Creamery held about steady, but not n"Nlh@ u" an! ~
tent Stat" DAIRY tub In only n"hriat" ,'piN, gu,,t
and UNCHANGED Im,~ih, fancy t'"-h >t"k i eIai'
nrincr. Firhins dun hut held ""ady 40, ma, hhhs,
az hin@- t"i Sia' 81 '"''h III ~
and June stork held rather hnlf iht n'hini' anu
Inv 1.ratts Iirnth. Nunt and Wrah !" e'II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-24

n.d,um WEIGHTS arr dull and weak. Spring duck, d'.
lin l., r"k under iib raj arrivals from the East NJ
havr since recovered under extra demand 10, J.wn
and some reaction Is expected TURKEYS urn ior i VI"
aud large Young. but small poor young are he'e'"'
squads higher a.. , ,,d or,n.r
1hoc" fresh par,rdr.s are IN light supply ana nrnTr
and there +, fair call for fancy sound w0"lr"k anu
Young grouse receipts O. the-s kinds ara howell
aorc of order. and OF very lrreguisr taI
A light movement In choice frozen snip anu pioNr
Venson in some demand and steady; very little fir'h
meat arriving.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-24
THE M1RKETS.
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For the week ending September ~ leoo
nEANS AND PEAS.

Receipt. for the week. Bsn- s3s pkg r n I'M iW
bush. EAportSBeans lbs pkIs; peas f"l no.S' Il, ~
portslO5.e bag b'as TIE DAMAGE W Ir c"P , u, n
State by weather lie estimated a % PER en- u cot
prospect ~ harvesting tn" iniiihs ~ ~ 80,
order making very >tio. market on all kind moe
old n IS. At which u'"r" VIZ q
few TO-DAY New medium ard pa arriN' sa!ng ,
and placed ~ Jlds! ora SUN haIi!
gone. Whit. kidney and turtle soup nominal NV
kidney sold few day ago at So o. tnt th NJ h.t
f.. and dry lots would fhh 20 -
Export ordi. for tnis week .tanrr nay cit'o u'c
market Of good stOckthr price Ha> 81 "o"f5 To-" AT
fornia lima saicr and irul Foreign bean, nave some
speculative demand and prices are higher at TIE c''
t,rc t,ea. uupt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-24

TRYING 70 PROVE THE H.S"GE OF HRlbEKl'
The examination II Pierre rarScils who Is accused
Of accepting a watch from James l.. Remington a.
bribc Ia the appointment "i the latter >l 70
a place in the Navy Yard went on before iii Ia states
Coul,iIs siolcr Bellows yesterday. Tinted STATES DIS
1rci Attorney johnson put in cvden'" an order dated
Septenber 6. 1.-9. issued bv Chief constructor WlNo1
directing tla, formea in the yard recommend me ap
pontmcnt Of their >uhordnatc> ahd lc rr>ponsihlc
for them lis object 10 prov" that fasScli' Wa
AZ ofic ,al IL the meaning "i Tie law an" Haop'
nude. the Law for Lriucry. Ncr several wlthc>scN
.d ,,ecn c>amiuod rs l., ParsC,ls having been seen
al. watch. LiruI"nani Cuinmander west. VINO was
m, llcr -! III" Naval Board Of Inquiry tHa loIh'S'
I1., the ,,sa TESTIFIED that On tNr "Ai,lIl a'uh ~
rs aid I ~ hc r"V'" owned M 'arTlcd a "atH'
mo ,a,e wont over uu'l g. J.. IL DAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-24
Receipts. shipment.

On The IrIuc" EAcniH' to-day IN" b"tte MAJ -,
s s"',a dary is"ISr n't. i'aloa eng 1922
Mnv:qker sr IS tIc@' "ncr I.rc, WET s. 'a g.
NM 80 white ON M.sH 90" h,,I.y ' io, No. IONS
@ 81 cf' yum ii ia!l Il! j. ,. )"
r"u 80 ~ ro ~n'-s 20 r n', %a oj
i,.h barley. 800 br-h.
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Of ,hi, description ,ry small nnd holder scnr.,', %r'
.cni~ md 'T s a he'd but qarI wt
supply but four S.In . .n" d."a AM. "a ~" s. %
for choice r"mrss snia w"rat onrue. li.ht and m.I
has T'. .s sHDTs'.y ,n "ssF n the nArr n
sadd Gag %, os a s.. ,S r,s , y
'r"i~t :SSS Ns>rnnr 81 1o.;a;i OF De- , snIe Il
ss. ,1s, 81 81. or 'lo No. III
n"d from any -c. N? hrS se GI !" rs~, rTs
s. 60 oct"D;r SS;'n,tr ADD Dcmrr ss4a5Sr
c fS.s s at OF sY' '% S s',
,on, Speculation amc but Sod d.m,nd for "rai CON-
s % White Nc" 1sat a's So wHs par, Short
g So g ra 1s!'s taS 90 y? % &c
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3" DO | Work sa5o' 1ubi1. eh"c" sc
rhsnr Receipt % oS Dbl shsa. " nu>
q 900 bush com. 1890 bush ''t'' "o3pl
ST. Louis sept Flour irI but unchanged " n"tc
Tr,dlnw wa MD SIC higher for May sold up and
,Sro rtrsotrd and weakened u thc clos nna ss.
H,l. December closed 81 Oh. May s, o0'4 Corn
ocnG nrm and higher but 1saria S"a ric'eS ~"
sS.d 1S ,oas MAX tss ha , Sa
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,I and qS s, ' sses :a"aec ci i""'" b.
; ,s..a ID higher 50 Ieud ,onr but o"itt M
s"t' .o@ac Eyn. 1879 dsr ;"m
ses.ce nsP h.Ery .usdT 81 sasins soost Iron
:% o" ,s. 81 3oasI 3d. Provisions; CUTE; and .c
SrA p s,o 20 'oI meat: caster bowed shoulder! !. =
lohas ~ ~ "d.rs ~ 81: longs. 90 Q5 ribs. ~ ~
lLcononoN'I 81, cissr 40 20 dHd o. Hams $40 6o1
s12 Rcccipts-FIour SW ~ ov 80 nN0 hush
com 81 900 bush oaA. ~ rio, "a 600 bbs
osrIsy M" hush corn so 0O0 bush oses 03.oo0 busn
tsrlcy 2 600 bush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-24

ANEIRIN JONES IN A POLICE COURT.

Park Superintendent Ancurin Jones, who was re
Gently conditiOnally cXoncraed by the Park tnnins
sioncrs for his unprOvOked assault upon Edward v
Malone of No. 49, Fifhave.. will now have to answer
Ia a criminal charge growing out OF the assault He
was arragncd before Police Justice Tige YESTERDAY to
answer 10 the complaint of Mr. Malone. which sets
forth that he walking quietly along pain III
The Park when Jones ordered linn Of and when he did
not move rapidly enough <ook him by the collar and
threw llm dOwn a terrace with great violence Jones
was lot 90 on his own recOgnzancc to appear for ex
animation,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-24

Rctucd oil unchanged at 7.4O cents in barrels and
:i5 in case No.,
Foreign U,lotat Antwerp. Ii 81 francs: Bro
mon d FL MARKS "a decline Of points,; London
= So - pence.