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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-04
GRAIN and PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

ILh VII ~
The wheat market broke badly yesterday on what
appeared to he liquidations forced by the Stfihgehcy Oh
money. The activity increased and G,jOO,OoO bushels
changed hands in the option line. The early trading
WAS helped by the full clearances Of flour at the sea
hoard. but the cables were tame. exporters stood al)9t
and the bank troubles in the Norih"csi were com, nel
with fine revived anxiety here. December oplOns
onened nj ~ O3 "a. rose Ia II o. Is and then icu 10
- OF is. Nav started at ~ O6 3im1l % , 10, but
ended al Fl o. Is. The market closed weak az ne.
clines of l--a1 80 cents. spot Wleil was duH' Dus
Of 1000 bushels taken for export at the outPort'' bu.
no shipping demand was developer here. Mllers "oN
only 10000 bushels. 4
The increased movement in wheat caused a neglect
thy. Cash corn opened strong, but ended weaker, WIN
I'll, 900 bushels taken for Shipment. Ie vPu2hs
closed down 1-4412 cent for nearby months ana Oh 1
cent for May. .o,u,,
The market for oats was depressed by " long seliing,
Spot lots fell 1-in1-2 cent and Tie opllOhn 'Ios@l on
1fn5-5 cent. The weakness in Whett J u,ei As q
hear argument on oats because of the disparity Dc
tween the values of the two cereals. r.
Lard options were reduced 3o points. mere WIZ Se
sale, of 800 tcrcc, on the spot Tor CAp"l d" ''""'
tierces to the trade and to arrive.
The final quotations were a, follows:
Whcat-Deccmber. II OF l.: January, ~ % 3o'
February. II % IL. May. ~ % i. NJ
Corn-December, GO34; January, oOl4; Nay
00atsNDecembcr, 4o18; January, 5o14; May
81 l. cents. ~.
s. -. uo.,ou,o,
AT New York. Philadelphia and Baltimore were a, iol.
lows: Wheat, 27.3Ol bushels: corn, co,Ol5 DI'htia
oats, 81 1888 bushels: total grain, l93;aOo pl.,heis;
fOnr. 4O.2Oj packages. At Chicago. Mlwauhee ana
st. Louis the arrivals were. Wheat. lJ-.i-3 bushels;
corn. Ij3, col bushels: oats, 27l 500 bushels tOtaI
grain. j-3,.oG bushels -four, 4l,f10 barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-04
TIE TRAnE IN CuICAGO.

Chicago. Dee. 3 (Specian.-lt has been the theor,
In the wheat pit for a fortnight that I'etn was carrying
on a half hearted bull campaign. TEL, view has kept
,bo pt continually on tie outl Ok for any sud c ge
II position on nj, part. To-day u wa> >uiHl'cd thit
Rcam was selling through a lot oi brokers. Instantly
The suspicion affected the whole pit, and, from beng
a very strong. wheat suddenly became a very weak
market. December wheat opened al 90 %, splu DC
tween 92 3 4 and 80 and closed at the bottom
MAY opened at II 90 -, sold between ~ Oh IL ana
- 5-- and closed at the bottom. hutchinson Wa
set down a. "A considerable seller, ana their were lh"'e
who maintained that he had rather brought dDont we
conditions which had led to the Abandonment Oh me
field BY Ream and otle biz holders. Inc NorlhWe'tet.
recelpts showed only Az cars at Mlhheapoh' anu
.eycn,yStX at Duluth. Hutchinson was apparently
not disposed TO carry on a bull contest with bloom IA
The corn Dit any further. Prices al the close showed
A decline OF about "a cent. May opened al D" d,
Lint, 10 cars. were a little over the expectations;
the estimates for Thursday. 17G. The drop Do no
temperature all over the country would, II Va af-u ~
not only increase the movement, but would very Hu'h
improve the grading OF the new corn. Provisions N,re
weak. pork at the close showing a decline from tuesday
Of II IL cents. and lard and short ribs OF . cents.
It was the fact, too, that the closing prices were "oou'
the bpffgm olg-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-04
prv,,vrN COUNT RUMFoRD.

TO the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: Kindly allow a descendant of the Thompsons OF
Massachusetts, TO correct an error in yonr notice OF
" In Darkest England which appeared IN me tribune
Of November 80.
Won meal, Of Count Rumford rs the true author Of
the plan set forth In the book.
The Counts name was Benjamin Thompson, not
Rumford. lie WAS born Ia the village OF North
Woburn. Mass, March 20. 1853. At an early age he
was a clerk in salem then in Boston. Thence he
went to Harvard College and later Ia Concord, y. H.,
then a part Of Essex County, Mass, where he pro
cured A permanent place and married the widow Rolfc.
The house in which he was born is still standing and
is now owned by the Iiumford Memorial Association.
They have In the old house many curious relics and
quite a library, which is free TO the residents of the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-04
nrc,npn ,GlJysr II CITY or ROCHESTER.

Albany. Dec. 3 SpcciaD.-The city of Rochester
brought an action against John IL. Campbell ana o''er'
to recover the amount of a Judgment Neclred aB''n''
,ho city by a person for injuries through a defective
uoremcut The Circuit Court decided against th"
civ. but the General Term reversed the dc'I'l'h'
Now the Court of Appeals sustain, the circuit Court
chief .ludcc Ringer writing the opinion when nom
that where a municipal corporation Is bound oS IT.
charter 10 caro- for II, streets. and where Inc '"llli'"
Council imposes upon the lotowncrs the duty o'
Lccniug the street, in repair. the lot owners are "''
liable for personal injuries through any ucr1o o t"s
49,. highway or Street i'm front Of their lots. Inc IL"
,,,,,ers are. however. Liable to the municipality, upon
n,ri,rt To- repair the street,. after a notice, for the cA
reusc incurred by the corporation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-04
COTTON MAIkL1S-nY TELEnEArM.

L%iverrool. pee. 81 y. m.-1hc sales Of the day included
II 300 bales american.
Future, co,ci hrm At the aI'ance. AncIic,n-Mid
ding. low uI1dinp clause. December l"IiN,n. 5GGid
> : GA; December ana January delivery, , Goia5 7Gid-
January and February delivery. , ll-dfi. buyers; February
and March delivery. > liGid. buyers Maih and Arm de-.
livery. I7-Gid. buy or, April and Mas. delivery. 51"GIH
, 2O6fd May and Jun" delivery, b 2&Gid. BUYERS. June
and July ddiverl, 2i-did, buyers july and Angus, de-
livery, ! 2GGid. buyers.
galveston. Dec. 3-Ccttcn quiet; %uidIlirg. 9.,: low
ILdiing, SIC, good ordinary, S.: net and gross receipts.
f.135 bales: sale. 553 stock, ~. 1jG.
Norfolk. lee. 3.-Cntton St'pdy nlfdhLg. Dc net aud
gfC~s rcctIp ts, 3..Oi bales exports coistw!sc, 1877, sales.
/ .3SS: sUo.L. J.F-6.
savannah, Dec. 3.-C0tt0n dull; |Hiddliny. sac. .ov mid.
ding. Sc good o:dinary. 7@c ret and gru-s receipts. 5,IG-
bale. export cOa.twi-,. 275i salrs. 775 stock, l3,, 49,
New.Oil,anS. Dec. 3Ltcttou steady uifdliuR. . | iGc
low middling, SIC; good ordinary, . 1-1Gc net .eccipts.
7.A03 bales, cross. STD c.pottn coastwlse. / 49, sale.
900; STOCK, 22J, 1913.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-04
A GROWING CHARITY THAT NEEDS FUNDS

TO the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: This organization Is ~sXty-siX years old. and
during all that time it has been IN active operation In
afOrding a place where respectable married women IN
destitute circumstances could find a home and medical
services during confinement. TIC organization ha-
also sent ply sicans and nurses % the homes oi those
not able to procure what was necessary.
Obtrusiveness In work like This would have Killed
efficiency. In being unobtrusivc We have escaped 10 q
great extent not only the notice Of The curious but Of
the charitable. We are therefore for the first time
compelled to 90 10 the general public and ask Tor a.
sistancc.
We need $4,000. If We cannot get II, our work
will have to 90 on from day TO day IN Il circinsc1hcd
| way. w nave always relied on voluntary 'ubscrp
lions, and We shall continue 10 do 80 to "A great cN
tent. But The city has grown. and We must grow. loo.
Our quarters are made luatc. AID, ia consequence. we
must turn from our doors many deserving women.
10 meet the demand upon rs, we need money, ana We
have ventuTcd To appeal 70 YOU 10 Ey before your
leaders the fact. and to ask thO>, VINO feel 'hafitHhN
| inclined TO contribute. each according 10 ha or her
inclination. Contributions may lie sent 10 Mr.. j. Il.
aims 80. 81 West Twenty c%iGhtlr~t., Sew York.
THE DlRECTRESHkS OF TIE AsrIl VI:
The New York Asylum for LyingIn Women, so. l3J
Second ave, NOv. ~, lrHO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-04
FAT4L RESULT or 4 FIRE.
TWO FIREMEN KILLED AND TWO INJURED WHILE
TRYING TO PUT OUT FLAMES II
TOBACCO WORKS.

Detroit. Dec. 3.-Thc hnccut department Of uN
Scotch Tobacco Works was destroyed by me- cary
this morning The stock was also a total loss. but
fo vaIuc * unknown. Two fircmcn were killed and
tro injured. The dead are o.. G.. Robinson, ppcman'
and Lieutenant Patrick CouGllin. Peter Cullen. pipe
man. and Lieutenant Peter Dcmay were seriously
hurt. The snow made it difficult for the engines 10
reach the fire. The blaze spread rapidly, and IN
three quarters Of an hour the whole side Of IN" bnlld
ing in Campaust. was IN names. Al TINS umc l"c
Grcmcn were at work on the Fortst. side. The
corrico If the front was seen TO tottcr and the order
II , given In fall back. II was too late, however,
and Robinson and Coughlin were killed by the terrible
rain Of brick. About 600 girl' are thrown ont OF en-
, ni"r nv the fire. The los will be about 600
pu6DGG' ~ which 800. 900 i, ON the building and the rest
=" tbc sock and machinery. The loo, Is well covered
lay insurance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-04

Tho Commit was called a Tory by his nelgnb0rs,
vlllasc' IiCbt of these latter days ii Is believed thal
nu' III No. n ldsi his love for the land Of his BIRTH ~
n ~ / quote from his VIII; 81, tho
cNniY" ,i.o and braucath 10 the Government OF inc
United states Of Ndrth america ,I all my y 9 Es Scod pid@di
ana y - -, mr. i'm the Museum of the Military
academy Of the United states as soon aS an acadGnd
81 This nature shall have been eS'aDl'hco III the '""'i
The United states through Rufus 1So King LII then NJ lq ri,SG
W 'ancrinfendruf Of the proposed American Military
%cademy and Inspector General Of AF1licry ho,il llSd ,h hot
,T" CONT would have closed his cvcntful career a. a
citizen of the United states. va "NLhN'H'
Albany y Y. Nov. -, l0NV.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-04
curRcu MISSION TO DEAF MrTEs.
r h Editor Of The Tribune.

tt h e EUITOT Ut TITO
Sir: Qutc "A serious mistake occurred lh the notl'c
a, tho animal meeting Of The Church Mission to
Deaf Mutcs,7 in the statement that the society has "a
reserve fund Of 1000. For the year ending October
1. 1880. we received and expended upward Of $4,000.
We need $500 to pay up Indebtedness on current cN
penses. We would like to have $4,000 with which to
cancel the mortgage on the Iallaudct Home for Aged
original purchase Of the property. We nave 500
toward the amount. hope our society NAV have
the confidence and support OF the readers Of The
Trlhune. THOMAS GALLAtDET. General Manager.
no. o West Eighteenth ST., y. y, Nov. -, 1880.
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~p1,yr,7Ioy OWNER KILLED BY 4 BROTHER.

I,ck.on. NI,.. Dec. 2 l,prciall.-A di'patch 10
coi,.cd INF. oyonin, from Bolton. Mis-. SAYS ~
horrible killing took place seven miles east 81 h'r'
this morning. J. A.. Wet. a resident OF savannah
Go.. who OWNS q large plantation IN The h'"h,V'I"
ncichhorhood. was killed hy hi, brother fInS' N'-''
who has been managing the plantation Tor several
yctr- Mr. West wa. here for a settlement 81 M
affair. and a disagreement l"i T." IN" MIME w.
ga. shot several times with a pistol, ana tH'u IL
Ton Of his head blown ~ with 4 -h't Kun lne
,.rr.,us concerned are prominent. aud are brothers
~ AN esteemed fellow citizen. Dr. Wet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-04
II E%orIrAnnrS BrILDryG ~ MILWAUKEE,.

The report autographed from Milwaak"" that the
Equitable Life Assurance N0ciety had decided to invest
an immense sum i'm a binding IN that city IS not
correct. At the Office of the company here II wa,
aid Yesterday thai propositions were under cpu-idcri
ton for the putting up If a binding. but nothing had
been drrldcd upon. The Investment of the cpmpiuY
under any circumstances would not exceed %f1OO.OOO
and the total cost pt the structure talked about would
not reach II BOG, 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-04
OPPOSING the North RIVER BRIDGE.

The advisory commission appointed by Mayor Grant
70 make plans FOX the construction Of In" projected
driveway Oh the West side river front. between ~ct
cnty second and Nuct' eighth ST.. ncld another meet
ing yesterday at the Mayor private Office. \ ro.olu
ton offered by W. T.. -. stoke Wa adopted. con
dcmuing the New YORK and Ncw jersey bridge project.
and asking the Cooperation Counsel for ihi'rr-ailou
relating 10 the power Of the New Jersey company under
H., charter 10 control the approaches, connections ana
-fAfItu, of fMn IrIhgr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-04
THE 4 OF TRADE.

Baltimore, Dec. 3,-cotton qui.t; ]midflinE 9er' Fa9i
active. h.at-SoIth,u-ILru 'rf FuiI Is ? -
berry. o5casl 80. =, 2%5a99-gi ,teiI,c ~ = L., "a,
Western easy; No . winter nd, spot ana Dc,,mDef' 80
d95c January, oG9a9Gtei May, ~ OSaSi oSt vSoh
,Southcm nrupr, white. J0dJlci yellow p-t"to w..
crn drm mixed, pot, 5oc var. 3,39c pd January; 2IS
,.ked: Nav. Ssh js',c steamer, J5-c bd. Gay, qu'
rye nrm. Hay quiet choiee timothy, 20 o2S.tl'
Tgg- active; pc. coffee quiet. sS5'r STEADY ~.
i~r nrns. Whl.hry active. strong 81 - Rel a fLi-l -
70 Li,crpool ,te,Ay. Reeipts,tlotr 5--5 o3,, "".1t'
Gooo hush corn. 15.tu0 bush ott-, 90 bl-u i,
1000 bush, Authorization TO oo;' In va, -'0O'
!" Ro-ton. Dec. 3-Naiket uncA4nE 4. i~terept'-t oar
q so bh.s. II LOCO sacks corn, 100 busA oats IO'9Ve
OuI NO. Do 3.-whcat-Mlrs,t dull. 1000. bush, No.
had Sold ,arIy At 81 -; closed a. - o. o:'y2 pm
T,rthern sold at - of, and 200 bush DO 40 - "i
Used At sIo5A y. > northern, %: efjci winter si'a"'
AZ ma i,,y.r closing, No. = rcd 40 J>sc No. Wut'.
- =, % ,>trt white. goo No ] Whit oregon 5or m
Irl' w"1A and lower; ". > yellow. s. No2 o7c Ia so
Il rar- ". 3 yellow sod a. J.+Q't-' tul ~ "a - >
y, ga. 56I,s on track. OIt, duli 10. white. %
y, q Whft..' 400. y. = mlN"d. IS on track. -" W.
IN ,.,r". Sic. Barley-Wa, hr-cl e an'Ga n',na
70 = western. re: No. 3 Do ,AtIA Ya'2cl cho.t, Mtn'
c,n. 7S9-9c. fair % good g.. '.4 . ilNroN4 ~,
90 'Ryr-No. =. zoe asked on tack. f,.NF 9"'l Ut
ynrh,ne,d Mnfced strong and unchanged r"', a
ffi,ir $4,000 Ibis: wheat. l93. ooo bush corn; ~
tr.b barley. 50 900 bush. Shi puSnt--bF i"l
90 1000 XIII, wheat, 10000 bush corn, o2,OV0 O''h' '~''
10000 bush. ru.,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-04
70 DRAW OFF THE WATER l.: THE ERIE CANAL.

Albany. Dee. 3.-Supcrlntcndcnt Hannah &" '"'
Department Of Public Works. has ordered ms "",''
10 be drawn OF the Eric Canal west 81 9ch'n''''''
There are five loaded boats lying somewhere h''"''"
r,patobario and Fort Plain. five Al Mindonville.
thirty five at Port Jackson. and abont a dozen "' t'l
touvillc. There are five boat~ ~ schenectady VIM"
are being unlpadel there. Just above LOCK ~ '"''
six miles west II Crescent. there are nine '"'
boats. Assistant superintendent simmons N,u '".'
/, last effort would Dee made - moro" h"ri'"H ~
,et these nine boat, through - tld""ht'r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-04
OIL MARE

OIL CITY. Penn. Dee. 3-National Transit certificate,
opened at G67,c highest. &c; lowest. GGAc; closed. GG-c.
sale. 4G2 600 bhls charters. 77,ls3 bbls shipments
lU2, j32 bbl, runs. 80 IA bbs.
Pntsburg De. 3.-Ictrolcum duh and lower. National
Transit certificates opened at G7c closed. G5A.c highest.
&c lowest GGAc.
BRADFORD Penn. Dee. 3.-National Transit certificates
opened nj OGS,r highest. 01c lowest, CG4c closed. UGtc.
CIeaTsnces. co. 600 btL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-04

so o,sr moderately: Cumberland cut, about % ~ 30
.h9iuYeis oa . CbeeseY Holders offer sparingiy; Iallow
a md ~ irnentIne-Holder orer freely. Kosih-hSders onei
u Tard-Suot and futuTes-HOldeis Onef Lnc1er.
ateIIy: prime Western spot and Dec5enbvr oal al ~ g gyos %
a 49,, and February dull at Bis 90. Mh'sI ahu rlYli-
January ~ pnngoraEIv. Corn-Spot and futnTes-H0der
Offer spaTingly mixed Western spo' ana Dee1 n"% ann a. Z,
- Id Hons at L~ondon-Paciiic Coast-ho"eis on1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-04
SIOUX
Exchange. Consolidated,

There we're 50 sales Of Buckeye certificates.
Refined quotations unchanged at I'D cents IN barrels
and $40 cents in cases.
Foreign ati0ns-Antwe Is Is francs; bremen,
q % marks; London, . 1-2G5916 pence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-04

,' " t~srr-i 2@, "T0 Glut
Ntt., p.gr,5- o5- "3i goo
FLOUR asa NIAL.Il',, d I NN'. ,. 1,,t..
L-' ..+. fi. n,r.t r,.I v.,. ,mt ua-.''l,d. because
~ ,. ii,. L.au,-- 800 wheat. "1hh .r i' ,"'E
u 'il,aa. 70, fn-lani Including >lrrfn, ,o, -
'r' , - t,..4 Co.. la'I ni. tHf NU. - ijf
=, 60 t. OBJ. W. Ind. "''" RE- HInn' >
II go a''" G-.....n- Ct, Nl
=, l%,af,o,t L.r iN,". - i'- 80 +, wMa,, an "n IL
,,t.at.. oriln,s 'o oh.l... - io4-j 30, lsnc,Y,
5J,l:5j 3. Nnu..on sp'ins "hc5i. .'. 'N't' - 80
>'.uIt.. l.e. To- .aac', - tga - - r'-,35,' n r5.o
{. ,.s.. and NM" q i.aa-S 90 'Ties, . ga - 30,
v,-, ri..,d d.U.. e1lIHEl;N ri'I Il pr anu
.uy -'at, 4 l,..' ,, u 2l, r 4ii.s 10. in,.
' , ,.-,a5 EN. I~LorE-u" a. tit inquiry
'' 'r,,tE~uu>T rI.,E >om.s nat STRONGER, ani IN
-r- a."aa' &l11it1i j. crItiN Qao,d %,
.,1rNNINI. ait. l.I." W-I'i' 1n"' a. '"'
.' ,.tlTT(( rWui>r.rrn5l Or O. 100000 oa.h ca'n1.i
t,.t. ~ ,. -rruHul. Im" To-day ana tr m.'
Ill., 'a,,t ~, VaI ,' ,.r. h-. ,, .5.a, ao4 npd
di.,r,t.n- POO. et''t ', .ga, , T.' .5a.i rHrt..
,uun. .nt.. Of -. ,S..t a.. mr.
m. n.m."-. -'p T1 q, 1,' -a. .rnlaaas. 10 a h~aa
w. .at nl.l ~ "G5.' Il'r q, n o2- 5i".Il.
81 u. la,'.m N' .er",.! 40 81 g.'' 'r, ada ia n,
a. o. ' ,,'o5 81. WV, ara 'si3 . ,.os
'o. ', ,Ia' .Ht lo. ',h' u... lad q --moatnr net
I' mi, i9 .Jnn,l ..a.,r. r. nrt nmu,-- ID
financial .l-',~ '.,o CON, .n4, d o. u. 'r, "t'a,ri ~.
'd''''. h"".'-r "'.. ',,',, ,o. trouble. =, me w.,
.nnc .e "'i.g' ~ "' M ,a r'"'ass'd IjI..!,". :"iaa.;
Gr proa na' ,s-' lcn Per ami a. G,' M" , |,'' u ,.' ,i
20 in''n~i' th, d,n ,I., '" Int.rrI,- a.r,als today
r.r 81 VI bush ..prIrr lud 20 3,a bush whit ai'a-t
> no and 5000 n G rI- ,.r,l,ntr,s. saie3 bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-04
THE PETROLEUM MARKETS.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND hANuh w III
!, SHORTLY lower range OF crude values was estab.
lsbed Yesterday. The decline was apparently the re-
sult OF small sales on a market devoid OF support How
far renewed anxiety over the monetary situation or the
excellent reports from the Wildwood district, near nus
burg. Penn, Influenced holders would DC hafn 70 DC
termine. The price Of certificates Is no" 80 10" thas
short attacks are suspended.
The range Of prices and the total dealings were al
lnlIAus.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-04

proauce Of mares covered this year will be soid late
ian the spring Of 1881.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-04
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE-HraHl ,sTowths on the spot had another duIl
dov and the general feeling as to prices continued heavy.
40. : Rio quoted l7',c. No sales reported. Mia GRADES
a,iet and barely steady. The option market had a
Stronger look, but the speculation continued on a re-,
.trrIrd scale, being mainly Of a local character. taDle
,d,ises were better. and exchange at Rio made a slight
advance. while the receipts AZ Rio and santos were
Init moderate, all Of which contributed to the frmne>s:
thrre was also some littlc covering Of SHORTS and nnal
derir. showed a rise OF JdlO points. May and June,
hoNcver. at ono period ruled l5d2O point, higher. Hare
cIo.sd i.dg n. better. Hamburg declined L pfc. early,
tut clo.'d steadler. London closed Stronger after a weaker
opening. Onlcial quotations, - p m.-pectm9er los
January. u, ~ February. as; March. 12s Ga APRIL
Il. 81: Nay. is ~. Antwerp cahlcs-ArriYdiS az Ant
1.rp during last month. -, 900 bags; stock in Antwerp
= 800; good second. : , o5oi eNcha4gS pFiyatel; ~,
nm. santos receipts IS 900 bags. Receipts at Rio July
10 december 2. 1900. 1.2il00O bags; same tine lSeY.
$50 600 bags sriuc time 1855. 100000 bags. receipts
AZ santos July / 10 Dcconb.r :. 1880. L@2 600 haSc;
nm. time lss9. 1000. 600 bags; same time 1858. '22,tVu
lr. Tntal snies hcre to-day. 2O.50O bagA ~ folloNs:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-04

EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.
Liverpool, Dec. 3. 3 40 p. m.-Becf-IIodcrs offer spar
ingly. Pork and hams-H0lders offer moderately. Bacon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-04
NO INCREASE OF JUDGES.
THE COURT OF APPEALS SHOULD STAND IN
NUMBERS As IT NOW Is.

VOTE OF THE COMMISSION on JUDICIARY RE-
VIsION-A LONG DISCUSSION-CoNS1DER-
IUc THE LIMITATION OF APPEALS.
Arizona republican., 1890-10-01
PROCLAMATION OF REWARD.

To whom it may concern:
 WHEREAS, It has come to my knowledge that Ed Baker, eldest son of J. H. Baker, who resides at Lookout, on the Sierra Aucha mountains, about forty miles north of Globe, Gila county, was murdered in most brutal manner by some person or persons unknown, lthough the pres-l sence of Indian tracks in the immediate vicinity strongly indicate that the crime was com mitted by Indians).
 Now, therefore, I, Louis wolaey, Governor of the Territory of Arizona, by virtue of the power within me vested do hereby offer a reward in the sum of five hundred (sjOO> dollars to be paid out of the treasury of the Territory for the arrest and conviction of the person or per. sons who committed the aforementioned crime
 In testimony whereof have hereuntO set my hand and caused the great seal of the Territory Co be affixed.
 Done at PhpEix, the capital, this 26th day of July, A. D., 1890. LEWIS WoLFLEY.
 Signed
 lGREAT sEAL.l
 By the Governor.
 Signed: NATHAN O. MURPHY
 Seeretary of Territory.
Arizona republican., 1890-10-01
CONDITIONS.

Trotting and pacing in harness.
 American TrOtting Association rules govern all races,
 Nominations close September 1, 1890.
 Onehalf of entrance must accompany nOmi- nations; balance paid September 25.
 Four or more entries to fill three or more to start
 The Board of Directors reserve the right to hold entrance and start race with less num- Der or to declare races off when there are less than three to start, also to rOt heats of any two races alternately, or to call special race be- tween heats, or to change the date of race. For q walk -Over' in any race a horse is en- titled to its own entrance fee and one-half of the entrance received from the other paid up entries of said race, but no added money. horse winning race is entitled to first money only, except when distancing the field then to first and third money.
 Stakes divided into three moneys, 60 per cent to first, 30 to second and 10 to third, except in freef rall trot, 2;40 classes and 2year-old dash, when third horse has entrance, 70 per cent of balance to first horse and 90 per cent to second Races commence at P. NJ. sharp each day. Blanks for entries can be obtained from the Secretary
 The Directors reserve the right to postpone races on account of bad weather.
 J. MCMILLAN, Secretary.
Arizona republican., 1890-10-01
Chicago Grain.

CHICAGO, September 30. - Wheat opened ,Glsc higher; was steady; advanced r4@l9sc more, with very slight fluctuations; then prices receded ssc, ruled more steady and closed llac higher than yesterday. The advance was due entirely to local speculation. Receipts, 6O5,OOO; shipments, GOO
 Rye, steady at j9c.
 Barley nominal at 7jc.
 shoulders, S5 62l9; short clear, 8 GO @ 8 65; short ribs, Sj 22l4tdj p.