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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-15
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS

The tendency OF speculation at the Prnuoc EA'
change is Downward \ decrease In the amount VI
wheat on lsasi,- and few other minor influences
gave some xr:ngth 10 the market Selling Tor west
can aoo cunt checked The advance. ana possibly ~
CAUSED by fears Of monetary troubles me deai'
ing> In options loss than leOOOO busieiS
Prices Of Whc?t weak ana strong w 'ulr''
Int :he bear faction prevailed in the IateL d"anss
spot wheat declined to "A point whc:e the cAPor'
demand revived.
Corn higher for time. but weakened Gu Irco
selling and the decline in wheat. Inc ch-aecmeU's
for shipment We're $4,000 bushels.
oats were strong or tNing ilr the long aco'nss
bnt options only shade higher.
Lard op"Icd stronger. bu; closed weak, IN sple VI
sa,o.. 81 800 ticIcc, for export
Final quotations were follows .
Wheat Ddtutcr ~ % "a November, ~ ob IL,
DECEMBER. ~ - ! >. M,y. ~ 10 . T.
Corr. Oc:olp'r .J'j. November. ~ ] =. Deccmbcr,
- II: Mav - / cents.
Ou--U ct"t"r. IL :: November. a 3 ; December,
iG . MAY. = - cents.
Lard Noyrrlr.. 80 ii December. - ~; Jahu-
AIRY - % February. - -. ,,
Inc receipts gam and :our at New York. Phli-
t,.lphia I;al'imOi" and Boston follows:
::".7:O lu-h.l- total grain. 3i'n,o bushels: Hour
j?,;-. par,tg'>. VI chicago. Milwaukee and -.
L,ii, IN" arrivals w"rr' What 7.3i bushels
1ri,l - -: iE>ll>: uat>. ii.Eii bushels tOLd
siaI -ij,j7} hs>lIc,. nour. l. - barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-15

ChicGc,. oct. II t~p'ial.-Thcrc Was ncws enough
5div I, maL, a iir~t r,a-> bull mtlat IN the VIII at
~, TIE ilpu," va, with ,hr irafr. IL Na> no larsc
enough - Lr.p aGNanrr "nr" ~'if"i udh'r"'E.
Most 4 H., bal ir'v~ came from a." other >dc. NJ
The ont 1T There. va al ann',ur"'"H "i 'r"a>o
in ii ,u;Iu; 81 pi>-i.. ui 10 .""' bushels. Then
mice, w,.q. un ID. llV"lp II and from every
n,. .,-n 81! -, uil,r iI". SHORTLY af"r ~" marcel
Ia,i -rIirl ih" Itu~- ard lnd"n What shipments
tr the week .igr. along. ~hpWil- d''lin" from ne
y,.L M for, of at ut 1op.'nD bushels. '"ip ~ ~" ned
=, + 90 t. i.n,.d II ~ am! '.o>"d AT - - L.:
Il,rrnil..r opened al II ~ T. SOLD a. II Hi -, anu
- sd "A, ;! o !" ~ ni B. Nav OPENED iI
: -. TIE. Northwestern movement Wa "A 7. OF
,a-~ A. Minneapolis and i,uvth. ana ~" ""aiIrF
rq.rl:>.i Ia i.. SER and IL Erp~ colder Mh'"l.'Hs
.l.ln,,d Wr'it IN plNat" i'hi>'> llc anu 40
puluth >luN"i increase for ~" Week al '''-;'"p
"a lo.-. NAH he luci"a>" for fl" Week ~ lh'>o
,wn points IN public ir,Ii-''> aud pflNht" .'"o'n
lon. he H.. HE. iuti.,nt ~ H." pr va ~" >'il- "s
Iv tnn.t.mh f a ii-ld"ITil !" h" Of long wheat III
wa -,.rIi,. That l." Wa "lliu- only M own bhb
Ni1.U', hulrng TIE -. Lpui> 'rwd. 50 TAR - va.
,,r,rut sill stuck To- tn" selling side. In>'ch ~
-,r, ar, # corn. predicted. ihci' i'"F" MY "-S
lr,.-i Ia daY. and u" ct mates tor We lu'>iF Wcto
rl, So T> dropping "' stated n" p:i'c, "i' AZ
mn. advance. IN" Lu inclination va. however.
held IA cl-.h hy slim. hv Hutchinson II Wa eau
mated that h" uulplt" rd l"~ than 30 "!n bl>h,l-.
-, T. Ter OPENED AZ .? = aud ""d ~ :! - way
, :, u,r, Al -. =. ~,li between - . =" - = ana ~
and .lo~rd ~ =. - Vessel room "a~ mari 70!
Tor .7,;'no hu>hrl>. olt> We're drd"ily strong All
YIt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-15

IN.riao, u, II g. M. Cotton. IN" ~als ~ tha
81, u. lid. goo Li.> hu'r.csn. FFtnn> CO., q qu,,
So. 4. - ...t., ti't"lr'r O..
l,.r. ic,'i."i '"'''G '"t"h'r and N"y"m'"I h"iix.
Nn,"Iir. ,nJ u 80 ui"r o. Nv"
~ ) Nm ls'...: IL "fh.t AID Janrar' d"tN'tyt
I5oii b. - January ,hd l"hrary d'.lN'rv 3'h ~
l,i.,,- .rii,rs Na',h delivery. 3.iiGCt - 6'f .
M,rh 49,! All. d.'iA"rt j3-.,.'d hryi, April ahd
Mt c.i,"-v io.jld but't-. May ant Jun" d'l!N'ry.
i:Jiil hr''i- ,. - .. .
,.ai,.-on. 90. l;.-,"tton 'a>v; ndflnc ? l"l"' !;
',v o.. lli,r. org. GOOD 'rl nary 49,. bet ana Er>S
rr.cirt- iuS-- h,"-: 'N"lt~ cOl>t".>', ''o' bihs.
..h> - la.>. -'u.N. - 80 bi.'-
>aNirn1h. 'p,t. ii.-' "''''r drl and "a-v; mdfnG.
.IG,: Ia dGiiug. . 3 6r g"d ordinary I'-l"r
ne, ana ~ r. ,ui- ->I lai> ,Nl~t> 10 IN" 'onti
i,nt :;"ai ta. >4i.-. 80 bal>; >i"'h r"T"ct'd.
.. 80 tabs. ,,,. a.
N.vrrt AZ oct. li.-tnitol Was; mifGlhg "'.';
lsA r.,.t NJ. OIL. cool "a,na'v 80" net rrr,lptS
iGj % 90 bt'-: 'Nni> Ia ''r'dt bfltain.
.c, tal- 80 Tho continent. 900 ',.', c4a," ises
90 h.,.. -a,, 1..jp bal X. lilo 1861 bi.'-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-15
TO BE BURIED ~ ARLINGION.
THE DATE OF THE FUNERAL OF GENERAL DEL.
KNAP NOT YET FIXED.

Washington, Oct 1.-THE date Of the funeral o'
General Belknap will not be- determined upon until
after the announc eln"nt Of the tim" Il the funeral
OF Justice Miller. The widow OF General H".hniI
wishe, to avoid selecting u" sanc time aS That npi
which the Miller funeral i Ia nix" place. aS There ~
many persons Who d">irc "a attend hih funerals
she las determined. InU"vcr. Tat il" VIII ic bun q
in the Arlington National Cemetery.
Major General >'"irid { DAY ISSUED general "i'!"r>
to the Army. cin'o.;ils "tr's f0'n IA" Actin! >''
>,tary Of War. aiinruI'iug -" G"ath If ''"n" l."h
nab After rccitiIs ',r"lal "ihurp'- Army -":N'" 90
and connection, WITH ~" War Department. II - "!'i q
that the War Department b. dr'l"i J" m'iiiir ! .
thirty DAYS and That al l-'licss h" u Nd"d ' "
dav Of t," funeral G'ncrh ~'i"'ch 49,. 'n-i'H
lions that alpl0p.il'c n.Itr"y a!ut"> IT, fired ~ -"
military pot III. day after tie G"r~ ~" i"".N"'
Mr.. E"lliap La, received lait" r"'I'"" 81 ."
grains 81 confidence from r."!d-. I'm "a Them l. t'F
following Ia" c.tlIo> II k"lul. r"i""'t ia' the
remains If General lcL,ap. h"r d.''n -ui. d g /''
be- buried ia OH land Germ try. Is" knk - ~ 90
state 81 hI, oluI,". Ia t." cts ! la '''"''- 'P'
wolIld AL teen II an hp.O', ana n"!'F' u "'"" ~
lis wish" =,
scc,,ary Eu X, ir 4 lc,tcr f. Nj. iclkap. a.
al deeply cri,Nr hI> Ia. and mourn VAN f'' 'T
one WlI>c character .rnd, one WE =" iI' 'i'
was in-piriting and Whose i"id-hIp va COMFORT
10 those who were bleed with H.
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Comrsiic 9iIudtlons tuanteo
Femalea
F'eunalea

CnOK -; roi"r ut ~, dish rr' iu a.,
L 81 wa-nlnr b",t i'.' ."u'". "a NJ
MALNnI,.,.. swedish EHt"'H. 3D. VIZ
49,. nisht -
I w"n.,n undr.-tand, al hind~ Of r"1 zoo.
lng ihor",.hN and i an 40 ''' ,I..,,,,.l.'
DR.. h,t rhi'nr'H "'f'' : 1,"''''' 3
Inv 81 .o,n'r,. "3' 3d.H".. 't''".
~nuk iu-t.'ia-- """h .'u". w.
,,,,,,r.t,nd, a. hiuu- "i M hen VOL ~
u,,., .,.li, 90 ,lulru''rt. Address YUM
rsi,n " vuih.tad.. loi All'Ii'-t. 49,.
rXiriIL>cLD si.KI ANE. wiih ~
IL ,,,i.' r,.IrIi,c- who ha' tra' ''l
trn.fyclN. wants >!tritnh nov "t ,'"'
d -. ,u>~rANIlNL AoA' H. New
I,och-ii". y. y
u,li;~rtLNS> co!"t"d lanndr".' "i-he'
l. a,'.,, AID inalIr,' washing At i'a-oha
,.G,,r.- >ddr>s I. T..
J iU,I $50 %,oN is Mt io,h.,r. 81, ,.,,,.u
I,"VIEAl>N.-Hy !"nna H''t" r,t r,,H
Ic.. - L..t -.! 4N"Ih,-. wy
,ic,,.,,'r. Nda.r-, 80 ia't I'D t.
I,n,t.y>IA,. Ii dent Ia 'li>h ran,
~. -. ~ i -. = ST.. WALTON, Ii ia''
lIth.>t.. y. !
r.I>IhlIIlH ~ i"hn'd. ~ w.,
III v,d"v 81 80 - h"''- ''""l" i"i and
anias.i.t, won'd Ice mJHn'. al d A'Ii .,.,s
g. +: Ir.bunr Uptown once 40
EfnIi~df.
I,,t-IHIIrIl; rs a youn: , "|rr,.,,
III Ait... .I.lkln" ihrl a. - W.. "'.'
,,',. t,'.,rf vat r-iIui' IA" 'ai, 90 80,
-, T., hn.. ~ .ui'ii't' ana '"p''
,i,i, NmL, OF call 80 'th ave.
,,,t ,l..lIrl /, w a ''"im"r' Prot g.
Ht 4. wnr.tuG d" ~""'''i"i "I ,,',,
,,,n,, To- I'D, ro.us L. 'alii.ihla Nil'hsS
i,.,,.,, ,,ri,,ai u, Oh" 'hiid. Alpy 10
snn.i,..l. -. S;ar,i"id. tom.
noi.~EKIFrTE. In rriyat' iah1N H o..
,r,,,,',,,oi. l., l,dy u experience n
an hrarc',. ~ hon-rA''pihH F'"a w.
rncc> II y H.. rihn'' YIN '''''' >,
unI >ThIIr. Ia, rs L,p ri"n.'d Pr",'
III -rant ", an ui''r'.anu .''' ,,drs.
c,,. ol .cr, ant Hr rcI'r"mfr., A1ur'
~. y. loon a. 30 Last lft'-s'. .----
~ -, s,k!lpi'E.-Nncr can lady wgul1
II ,i,,, 10, ,ior A. kou>' keeper IN frHnn]
family or ho'c Thoroughly e." p r.InnS; "2 9n'
90 south or W.>t Ms: NJ l''ouhe w.
Town once. ! o3S Broadway:
HousEKLEPER.-Dy a highly 1 rSp1.s e.
II able ~.r'| ,.v. -, cars "o Of an in"nlid.
t t' srh :" ~ Pm. Tribune Uptown ofSte'
1898 Broadway.
,,orsrW0f,k.- by stron- young woman i
II is good cook and aGndre's +, II" az "a an ~
references city or coun-rN' VIZ ''' WV"
ave-. near t2d.s,.
I,1I:s,WoI;K. ~ good plain , coof
III w,,hr- and Irons: or III s nee. I.all
for general ho,.s"w"rk De-, t"' ,a,h-,t., be.
~ Mr.. RlKCK'S. II? la't '-'"'
tw.,.n Al and I'm ave.. -
.r.iynJK u, y r'st. th'' tLoi'
nuyhly COMPETENT Young 2lfi hrIIi'
,,,,nr,.. good PLAIN COOK MaN' a"" -
wiIl,na and obliving; moderate "SSN'
Call IA East il,tst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-15
PLANS FOR THE HARBOR OFFENCE KAN.
THE VESSEL WILL HAVE. 30 ARMAMENT MD
WILL. RELY on ITS E>MMIyG POWERS.

WILL RELY on ITS RAINING POWERS
WaShington oct. l4--Thc Navy Department
has completed the plans for twin->crcw arnorp!fted
harlur defence ram. upon the design Of Rear admiral
\mmci. The principal features are: Length over ALL
.l3 feet lc.-th on load water lnc 2i3 feet y ii'h"' :
r.tr.n,c BREADTH AZ feet inches: hrldth on water
line 81 feet 10 inches draft amd>hir-. II feet as
paccmcnt. 1850 tons indicated horse power. $50"
>pc,I. Il knots. The vessel i, designed upon 'Ec
longitudinal and bracket tenn with inner bottom
extending from the collision bU!hhcad fo the STERN
The outside strakc Of the deck ailror l. TO be Il
inches thick. the nest -rakc inload 10 taper III 'h
uc>, in II, breadth from l.. inchc, 10 = - Inches
the rcnaindr? Of the deck plating to bc {. Il ihcn">
in thckrc>> including the lower course Of plating.
The side armor |, l two >trakc> in depth. the upper
Il inc.c, thick ard The lower :: inches. The engines
are trplc expansion ard Of the horizontal type" rafh
engine being in IA separate compartment. Tho engines
with a CORES poi,dng speed Of seventeen knots.
There will be a complete installation 81 electric
lights sufficient for lighting all part, Of the vessel and
arranged in duplicate To gaId against accident
The drainage system i 10 I've arranged that any com
partncnl can be pumped ont ly the steam pumps Inc
vessel Is to he submerged to fighting trim by means OF
fourteen Kingston valves. one in each transverse
wat or tight compartment 81 the double i'ottolI ana
Since valves will Lee fitted in the vertical keel ana me
water tight l"ncit,tina> IL These conlir'in"mlN. 'n
ful air i to BE- hali>tcd from all part Of the vessel
fresh air be supplied from main ventilation iirout
air ducts led along the under side " deck i"rwaM
and aft The only projections ahuvc t.r' arhoi n'' Il
/r the coming tower >iuokcplpr. ventila'.~. ia''h
c"ImiiC> and skid beans upon whlrn IN" b''tr az
supported TN" vessel ha- II" armament ana Is ~
RELY entirely upon The rammlnS for her "'c"'"o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-15
4 CHATTtCOCt Glass Is BALTIMORE

Baltimore oct. Ii (Sp~calj.-Ir' id"nt Gilman ann
Dr. II. Is. Adams. professor Of history III the JOINS
HOPKINS University, havs started 'lIantanina class
In the Young Mems Christian a." iat!Ti. Ii"i"~~"r
Weeks, Ph. D., III Cha" Hlll COLLEGE" Norm af'hii'
now student al Johns Hopkins. viii take charge 81
the class. Dr. Adams proposes that III" cIa'- mai
take for its subject for the first Tic History
Of American Pot e, and American Lit"rLtdfc.' Dr.
Adams saws that the plan Of these ca'c VIII be thai
OF the university s. ten If England a, put Int"
practice AZ oxford ana 'aniIih,"' ms sY't""h aa
mits tlc mechanic and wOrhiicinan 10 the benefits
Of a university course
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-15
Females

IIor>l;wonN:: IS a, II for r., f," r...'!
bi"k.
Ilut. stWOkk ny 4 ,GLn. SNri - ~!
III ,pranimg ~ 1,i>,. good 'o"K. wtr. -.
iIon,r. willinr and obiisirr cIt. OF CO.. htry
REFERENCES Az. 81 iu,a'".
Ilui ArWuEk ~ mat >ur,l Il II .nG
III Protestant wal'> Oh tail ui. "f ''i
!. coM. ook and laundi,.,> hr>t t'f'r"i.. :.
Win Mr.. I,LLK SIS dihaN"
TloV>rWoKK \ cur.l"t'n' r"1"'A..
IL cal srrNaut VIII dc any part "i h"i-''
worn good Irrr'ncs- az 4" '"'"'|'
iLuurr at ~ 3 as.
III AIVoKN ~ Young Swedish s.f' .
III cit, nr country good '""h '\!'"iI"i, ut
I.uIndr,.., fond oi ohl'drrn and not Lfra.! /
wuIk C,ll -: 0th-av".. near l'th--t
uor,LwnI;K .-By nr' cupah.c. WONG
r.rlcnccd iaundr"-". foni o. hid u and
not AFRAID Of w"rk. 'a.l 80 It"a'".
mrsr l3fh,t.. Mt. MALLS.
IANirKLSN. Wanted position A. jan.
j trr.. would tax" ipl 'r't.r and m
tvrr,t also ~pcah> four dlffrf"mt lahs p. y.
IANIIEE>>. ~ young N"n,an. ia or
- apar:ri MS; Harlem T. "',l ID. an or
uGdrv,, ADvIKr,- EI,. -" f.,-t iiit =;
L. ne Hi.NMAlp or NURSE ~ a t"rns
N mi m,t l,nird a, hit'h,uu.,ld e. to
mind rhildrn. H W. SIS East l:t'fh-t.
L. ITCHENMAlD -Hy competent >n'i. IA
N Iifl Il, stella i'f':i nee. can MI.
" ll.MBElti. 81: 4tha."., over bu:'!".
stole.
4 ADY'> MAID aud sfAMNTEI>S. -,
IL neat. licht-rVl"r'd nth RI No'ian
md 'rs'and- fancy M dIrwoh well Il al.
He'd O. ia Ia cLil; 81. 'n'st ~ rty uri.
rnrc,. Adde'S MARIu JoiIN~UN. 262
Clinton.a,c.. Ncwarh. y. j.
IAph', MAIp.-By nr.t~,n,, dr.,,.
IL nnkr and -"arr-tr -. '"r''an
rro;..tat In ncr:l worn"r. undrr- tlud,
now tn rWk ior t"N'lliu1 bet .'':ir'-.
C,ll 1T Mr.. BRICKS II? Eas; l-th-'t..
b';wren I'd and itl a'es. .-.-----.---
+ ADY'> MAID -Ey young French girl
NJ; hardrss r, wiling e. traN"i nnqr",-
tloaabe cfer n,cS on, las en- pl yer. Ad.
dress or call 3S' ith'ate. ------
T ApY'S MAID and SEAMSrRi -. g. OIL
l. dressnaker. o. wal. on an Invalid
years reference. Address NJ. c. Trlbino
Oncr.
rApY's MAID.-By Young french
4 woman: best OF reference. address
Is. B.. Boz oS. Tribune rptown ohicN' i'@:Ss
Broadway. -.----------.--
IApY,S MAID or NURSERY GOVERN;
IL F.SS. ny a French lady can cut ana
AZ childrrn,s clothes nrSt-clnss Preferences
o3i West I0th.st.
ArNDRES>. competent. .>p"rirnr,d'
IL fIrst.class rotrrCnCc. I. J." b"NH""'
Long Island.
AuNDHrAS.-B, Young Protestant
IL woman urdc r>tand. all me wa,nii..
ironing and hutng; willing anu ooiisng
city or country best OF references. Apply
331 AtA.Ayc.. 2otl, and .Glh ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-15
CARRIER PIGEONS on THE PACIFIC.

From The san FrancIAo ENamIneI.
Captain lIoudctt. Of the steamship honolulu. lclt
Honolulu with four other birds in hi, charge carrier
pigeons. They were raised In Honolulu Dy Don
GLADE the French commissioner, who Is ianrcr
and has several c0trs full Of fancy breeds Tho four
he gave lioud!rit the pick 81 his roops ana Two
Of tho four will be given a great tel TO- MORROW,
Tie first pair were turned loose 400 mile fr.,n
Honolulu. aud started back without an instant
hesitation. The other two ar" T. b" slai'en iron"
the ORGANIC DIRK thu morning one bearing III, me,
sage Free sugar AMI th" other 4" tn" I"rln hll'
pa .sfd" Don 'lidcs bird, have often been gwen
sea flights Of 600 -OO miles. but Z" nhrrows Leaf
viii break the record II they accomplish IT, Iiicy
Will be turned loose at . o'clock this morning.
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A CANINE W'LLY ST BDF ED.


From Tic IIfaIO 'Our.tF
II IS Away IA treat 10 a bully get GOOD drnb'
hing when he deserves it, and In" AiOnndcr was
fortunate TO witness such spectacle sunday aiirr
noon. \ black pointer dog Wa rdieIl cam on Inc
street and he had unncrcfn, t!la-h"l Il poodle.
terrier and a pug dog IN atnnl fOnr minutes. soon
man came walking aoTs Michigan st.. WINE at MS sac
cantercd = large fla>tin. about the size Of yclriint
calf The pointer seemed 10 have lost his head ri cr
rn!stOk the iii for Pug or poodle Tor ne spfane
At nj, throat and gave him quite a severe nip. In
about ten seconds he being wiped up and down
swan ST. while the mastM was making square meal
Of one OF the mistaken buly's hind legs. When thcy
were separated pointer ran down Swanst on three
lecs hoylin- so he Could be heard for seven blocEs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-15
CLEARING HOUSE HTLES CH1NGEU.
NON.NEMBI:ES MIST PAY FOR THE PRIVILEGED
OF USING TIE IN>TITr TIpN.

NOS.NTMBl:ES MIST PAY FOR THE PRIVILEGE
OF USING TIE INSTITUTION.
The Clrirr. Iluu,c Association AZ meeting Nc>t'r
day rc,rlcd the conclusion which wa> Inevitable.
shortly after the saith National l,,nk failure an effort
was ,nad +, exclude ,rinc> Toy outside institutions.
I, i un>.lc that the failure w0ui! have been avoided
If The corrc>p oiicnt hI.> had been liable {" Il Clear
ing Hons, examination. Tn" lnut."n Va natural ti!t
,lv member, If tn. .,>>"c laton >oud enjoy H. h"'
if, and ihi i!.cy should not have the ii-ht 4" '"'
far other institutions. The m"ti"n WAS irridrniii
ucr,lv AID aic: discussion for several m"nih> II
VA. formally defeated bv a vote a.; =, {" il. The
resolution ;up,.d la the aSSUciatIon Wa a. follows
That ON and after January ~" This a-~"ciL" ~.
r,s its member, To max" such exchanges only after th
ot..n, " The Gearing House Committee shall hay" lr'i
obtained and bank, or Ia'tc- shall laN" "i at'd
themselves pay t. Ne Clearing H"u>" h,o'dt'h as
annual pavmnt 81 zoo and shall ao c"ns' mt 10 IA" IAN
examination, a, aye required 81 m"mb".s; vi"'~
however thin: contained IN til" "s"ln'h - ''''
stud oe making such bank, or Ia';i"e n"n"f' Z" us
association.
In other words, outside banks may clear a. u>u;u
on paving Just ~ much the members nf the a>s"flh
ton and sube, ting tlcm>clvc, L. the Same "Naih"
ton by the Clearing House COMMITTEES. Under tic
previous regulations. the bank which cleared fT us
outside customers responsible for Them. II may
be Inferred that IL had notion iholt IT. Gus
TONERS bisinc,, and is own responsibility. ly Tie
new rule this care has been transferred 10 the asst"
ton. After January l. l-Jl. 'lcarings i"I "aish'c
hanks can made only the approve al OF the TEAR
Inc Huns, Commute" and the payment "f Goo. lac
association obliged draw lin" sHincuheic ild
c, se1ucntlv declared that these cOrSsp"nd"nt baAks
could not be considered 10 lie members OF the s'eoc'
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rSGJNDERS ~ SESSION rs CHICAGO.

Chicago oct. IL fpeclall-A meeting Of r"pre,enta-
tive, Of various engineering sr cilr| Of the tinted
States and Canada L. ia So sion In TN city with the
Western society OF Engineers for Ia" mroN" OF arrte
Ing the prrlnlnaries for the holding Of an INTERIM"
tional Congress Of Engineers during the Nld's Fair
here are twenty-five dclrgar, from airah some OF
them representing aS many a. ave s"t"tir>
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-15
CONFERRTNG on THE FISHERIES QUESTION.

Gloucester. Mas. oct. Ia Robert I;ond tolHEiaI
Secretary for Newfoundland. had u conference "hav at
the Board Of Trade with President Nnl'h hIh
other prominent men conilcf'rd with the h~h"iI"A.
The object to submit Il proposition for admitting
th production Of the Newfoundland fisheries free" III
return for which American Fishermen would nave ire"
access 10 bait and other outfits Northumberland ports
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-15
NAMED For THE ASSEMBLY.

G!ddletown. " Y, Oct. 14.-Thc Republicans OF the
"a Distrct Of Orange to-day nominated CLINTON W.
Wilmer. Of Warwick, for the Assembly.
Albany. Oct. IL (speciaD.-ABrcd Guibord was re
dsy.
ElmirS " T. Oct lA.-The Republicans o. Che
nung County today nominated william Van Duzcr.
: brother Of exAssemblyman James Van Du1er: tor
ue Assembly. Charles R. Pratt was nominated LOT
CounU Judge and Surrogate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-15
cENsUS OF SINNERS AND SAINTS.
From Tho Albany Express.

Something new In the census line is under way In
the yiiiacc of Waterford. 1t Is called religious
census" and is being taken under the direction Of
committee representing the four Protestant churches
Of the village The members Of the committee their
assistants call at each house and ascertain how many
there liz the family Of church going age Wh"t
they have predi,poson When Mrsons are I found
rhe work OF taking this will he completed 70
tay and In q few days the returns Will be complied
for the benefit Of the village churches l. their mission
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-15
THE PETROLEUM Market

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
There was no demand for crude oil certihcit's ye'-
tcrday and another phase Of the game was presented.
The advance in the price OF tie rened pro"ce
had no influence the crude speculaton and ONO OIL
,r,s in had r,lute The dealing, at both exchanges
were small and the fuCtua On> we're narrow IL SONS
interest should bc, on" active. there might be rurnso
i'm nrlccs TIN. STANDARD oil Company cares not.hng
aLout il beyond childish interest IN the BucKeyo
enterprise. II is only question OF ilmc whch tho
The range If prices and the total dcilns' were -
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Grapes, up.rivcr, Concord Der m.,.. 81 I
Grapes, Western " Y. Del. per 5.in basket 2Od %
Grapes. wcstn y. Y Niagara per 5.r, basket 1sd %
Grapes. Wrst'n y. w. Concord per IN basket 1ja rs
Gaps. West'n y. Y, Catawba. per D - basket .Od ::
Cranbcrrr-, Cape Cod. fancy DARK per bill z 30
Crancrrcs. CAPE Cod light TO MEDIUM per 500 -
Srabcrrcs. Cap" tod fancy dark. per crate. God
Crshbetrcs Cap Cod light med per crate OOd 50
FRUITS AND BEHRlES-DR.ED.
- Receipts for the week S3?t pigs; exports 363 pays
Eva1rltd apple meeting ir ty fair d, mand and tc
Ight Offering. wora out p'onptl' At nm prec .ay 3n
Loo Tor prime 10 fancy :>uidIl sliced have Il, idy
quy at sdOc for No. to fancy. Very few cut
arriving. Chops nrh uhd in d mand at 4aiAc latter
Tor prime h. larn,d amt skins 81 C..
Small fruit, IN mod"rat" supply and without chang" %
Importance. California aprcUt> gOng int
quit fcrr but unpc prcn> are in free receipt and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-15

Females.

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-15
BUTTER

I:rrcipt, for the wtN, 3l?l0 pkss. Exports, 800
pkg-. here been demand enough W lake au he
fresh ARRIVAL. anu value la siensu .'
Ca fancy B' 80 MAJ rs VI i.Sih hsNo
up .i,n2.,. latter representing specials 70 rxu-
lar trade. ENtia iowa, ct', /, s;hg AZ -32dSe, tne
4 W.I cstiDli-L'd to-uay More
tcio l. III" g0od !>t under fancy ana hHn eraae
Nr>> ar nI at re Some very nice butter Is selling 81.
lie stIOne iiLnd for goOd lre,h s,D"N ~
lsG2V IN" poorer qualitc- III fresh nave hao more ra!
and hi> irri "A considerable rruurtlun IN t~ drchhu
Lated @ooI- tina; made during August
aud II selllR some
NM. W'i-krpt lots ar" niin and offered WIN
al but that has grown strong Oh
tol aud >ia-- pr~-d Tor .al". fAortcrs nave uhrn
ijdi,. Inc Liakct Il la luther better snaps
ia, thrt have not grown Ia favor WIN
JnLlr.r- hut apparent cheaPn"s- 81 the so con rto
UutrI has op'n It" Wider OUTFIT i"f
them rtai. G,Iy r,lal, qi!rt and steady Top grades
Of al tn Wr.trru pirhinG- moving fairly at iiti
liic,> dunn lowe! QUALITIES are very qulrt but hid