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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-09
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEl.
Jersey CITY.


Tie creditors OF the Laughlin Towing and l'H .
portation Company asked Chancellor Mct'iu ycs',-
dav to appont a receiver for the concern and tnc
CbancelIor said he would do it, Charles +. kimD'i"
., summit will probably be selected for the pacc,
me company does business between New-forh anu
Nicaragua. ,,4 r.
Chancellor McGll Yesterday granted 70 Babbt q
I ,,T,n,e attorneys for J.. Tellenuc BontOuA, con
,-,d y Jordan Elizabeth Freedman and AdOlpil MartI
i,', or orIer directing J. W. Patterson 10 produce
The hooks Of the quarter in the l'tand So ~
cn.-, yla-s" company and render an accounting. lc
p,,,lsI~ants ALLEGED that j. W. Patterson was W.
,,ariaccr 81 the concern and that he had receive
siou 900 from contracts for supplying theatres WhC'
rc had D.v,~ accounted for The company wa III
r,rn.ratcd I'm New Jersey and i'll corporate name y
The opera Ga-s supply Company.
The West side Connecting Railroad Company Ii'
bogun laviDc tracks. About 100 feet has been alu'
ou1 his h,s been done simply 10 meet the rcqniN'
n,cnt. Of he law under which the company wac u
cor7ooralcd The road, when completed viii oonuc.t
,n Inc west Idle Of Jersey City Heights with every
rroad that enters jersey City. Bayonnc; obok ;Sn
and Wecbawkcn. IL will be some time before u'
,rlrl, nf construction will be- begun I'm earnest. -
TIc Apollo Dramatic Association Of Jersey oiN
lIcghts v-ill play Everybody Friend on Thurday
evening Al bergen Hall. IN aid Of Christ Hospital,
charles T. Catn of the Gilbert Association VIII direct
the performance
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head sessted sOld IS poorest 70 81 lamb. al 81 a
So 50; Gull ewes and bucks az 1888 % 900
n at - 20 p do iSs ~ at So 2oS wesslS l "a
79ia n, te "a 20; 81 Kentucky. do. . n, M a.,
IS So 13 hs"'sV DO ticiected 3! +, at 80 Is
Judd Buekiagham lsI Pens 81, az Lambs cap
az 50 100 d. o5i. ~ at IS IS lls DO So n az Is
10 State Sheep, los n, at IA = 90; d. ~ n,
yania do, 81 n, at go % 100 DO, 81 n. at s5 IS "a
State sheep 81 H. at 81 5O l35 Ohio DO si'. X, =
~ 02L Pennsylvania do, l25 D. az IS 1856 Oregon ~
ll6 n. at IS 02l2 at 6Othat 80 state Lambs ssI Il
q g 'o' q State Sheep "a H. at 81 Isl do 70
Newton & Glett: 10 Ohio sheep 5s n at g. 25 ~ d.
Weston Sheep NewJersey ted l02 h, az 81 95 i59 oSs
NJ. Collins 375 Canadian Lambs, % q, At % 400 y.
Pennsyyanla do; 81 n at So So go Ohio DO. Il b. ~
IS % 2o7 do. 90 ~ az 70 81 d. 76 r. as 90. los 6.S
n, at 50 l07 do, % n, at - IS. w.
j. F. sadler & Co; so Western Sheep (,elccted). IA
"' Hume & Mullen . state Sheep. IS n at ss25.u
do, 81 ~ at 8 25 DO, 81 n at IS q Sat Lamb Ian
81 y at . % ?9i do o. ~ a . TX @ do, 70
D. Harrington 1893 Western Lambs, 81 u n az "a .,
2o9 do SAB n at - 30 lo2 Canada do. 81 n at u
" Hsllenbeck & Hollis: "a state Sheep SO n At ss a,
state Lambs, 65 n, az 50 90 do 74i2 r. at 50 la 4"
state Lambs s. NJ at IS 62a IS DO 81 H. at % 81
do, 80, H. at IS %.
Walsh, Kirby s Co. 3 PENNSYLVANIA Sheep, 100 n n
25 SO Pennsyyana Lambs, 81 =, at 50. rs Sorhni
Canada do, SiL2 n, at 70 p.
fOGS-Recelpts 90 carloads Of II 925 head 80 catlax
jersey City and 80 carloads at i0th.t Dull at s5S
Sales. Love & Co.. l05 Western Hog, Ii5 D AVA
age, at 80 70 per 100 n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-09

II is now said that Ch,rcs Wcstovcr. the defaultlne
cIcrl, Of the Domestic sowing Machine Company, VINO
0cd from Newark some time ago, had accompIc'S WHO
will shortly De- arrested. Experts going over inc
hooks nf the company. and Il is said good authoriN
that The ,tealings aggregate $4,000. NcstoV"r IT. j
alleged was merely TOOL In IN" hands oi other Ih)iu
inr ,ooa places with Ia" company. some OF the bo'
are MISSING and President Dane. ~ thr company mr.
assured Wr40vcY', father That If lis son VIII return
'Lov. ..r. th, boots, az and make clean breast oi
tho affair. hr will not be prosecuted
one hundred and twenty ,pinncrS employed III t.
three mills of the CLARK Thread Company. IN Newark
and KcaIqy. struck Yesterday. Last Thur~h{ d
simmer named Hatfield. employed In No. MIL IN
E,.,r1Iv wa discharged fOr ~om" offence. re
miner, sent grievance committee 10 Superintendent
W3lmslcv 10 ascertain the reasons for lIathch~ NJ
clarve The committee had been requested nos '"
ton their work. IT dangerous 10 ne ana pI1P
crfy and when the superintendent learned thdl hi-
order had been di-r"gsrricd he DISCHARGED the Whn'
committee. and ne other spinner puhi WORN III
III rior@ ana cr,clcr-. numbering 100 persons also
qult work yesterday.
>s>sr Mary Francs. principal OF n. Nhh@ >
catholic Tarochia school, died Oh sunday higHl I
tic convent in Newark.
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Ilvr srock MANKEr.,-nY rELEaKArm.

EurIp Dec. D. Lattlc-Eec.ipts last - hours 300
I'D ots TOT week thu. fan ii $40 had same cine
Id week isO head consigned through. go h,ad 1000
lrad to Scr YOrh 5000 heed Oh oaHi opened dull and
lower clopd dull and heavy export steeft s1Od
Al 100 a 20 choice heavy butchers, IS jVdti 20
4 jOa - 10 llgnt handy. ~ 23dt3 % mixed
20 lJa 80 10 Michigan .tocer- a. JOdt3 II do y~r
- I,s,2 30 do fycders - 300 - Is bull ~ IS
az Tot do f2dS. export do ~ 1Jd ~ - bologna.
u .Sus2 milch and -piingrrs. 520dsIO. calves.
.ja a. -. sheep aud lambs Receipt, last - hour,
100 mead totS Tor far ~ 200 Ia yl for same
had LOO head 70 New York p 900 head Oh .al opened
dun and lower closed duh and havt .hoep choice to
extra - good " choice, 81 lOdSi 80 common
10 fair. - jOd54 81 lambs choice 10 extra bat 81
choice 4Od - 60 comunn tJ fair 75Q - 30
Ilogs- Receipts - hours - $40 hcsd total for week
head consigned through $50 head IL 900 head to Sew.
York. opened steady and closed study mediums heavy
aud missed ~ 6jt73 - heavy NOrArrs, 20 50d s3 %
ght do, - 500 - - plgs. t3Gs3 -.
Chicago De. S.''Inr Evening Journsln reports
tie Receipt - 900 head shipments 1000 head marx RI
SLOW steady Christmas steer, ." - rm" fancy cA-
port steers - 2JafS - comH"n T. choice -ter- ~
asi 10 Texans ~ 2jdf9 40 native butcher stock II 20
at2 10 IIogs-lcccllt,, 20 600 head shipments 900
head market higher Hight mixed ~ i00S3 fair
good mixed. ~ Goa ~ 80 primo boaNy aud butcher
tglt,. - 100r3 - assorted lilt. - 70dsa 10 sheer
slow NATIVE - 7joti - Westerns, - coast - lamb,
"a 51071 81.
&c. I"ui, Dcc. S.-Cattc- Ecrcipts 900 head shin.
flO bead; market -t'adv. good fau.. matt
~ 5Oa5j fair to good native ~ 900 30 ,totte and
feeders - lNarJ 10, T"Nan, and indian ssr. - 3O0
~ 30 Hog Receipts, 900 head sh pmn', ! head
market -had higher fhr ~ choice heavy IS jodt3 80
>h"p Shipment, 200 head market strong good 0, choc
sia s. 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-09
AEREST OF 4 Youthful BURGLAR.

An attempt the mems furnishing store Of A. IL.
King At No 3OS BOwery. early yesterday no ming re.
suited In the capture one OF the thieves. Nj King
son Bernard who slept in the rear OF the stor, was
awakened by suspicious creakng Of the fanlight
the front door boy drop to the nOor The boy
WAS irving To the bolt, and the door for
hi, confederates outside when Bernard shouted Don't
,,en that door. Stand back or I'll shoot you ="
The nosc awakened the other occupants Of the build
.nr who summoned the police When arrested the boy
,,d he wa, William Quinn. fourteen years old, and iycd
with his cousins the DOchertys at No ~ Eat tOurtst
Two men had met him the Bowery. he said and had
asked him to help the store Quinn's glib
explanation believed by the police who said he
WAS Young loafer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-09
MEETING or TIE ONO SOCIETY,".

Tho Ohio SocIcty Of NcwNork held f. regular monthly
sectlng last night at 23o IiftNc ana listened
,ddrcs, by Bluard Peters proprietor Of The Brooklyn
Zines" upon Personal "reminiscences Of ohio"
II was the FIST meeting since the annual election. and
General Wager Swaync the president announced The stand
M committees for 1901 follows, Lltciattre and Ait
D. g. Beard Alexander Doyle, John ". GUiteau, +. G..
Iovoland ard tIatklm Tuttle. observation-disclosures
Iee Milton l. Scuthaid d. George SCOTT, william Ford
ytson and H. H. WsggoEcr LibraIy-Gcncral H. l.. Bur
actt. {. +. Bis, and {. j.. Niinine. Auditing Commit
,ee-MahIon Chancc Johr r. Granger H. A. Glas-ioId,
Iebn W. Stout and NJ Wright. A. the business meeting
he club pissed resolutions I"ectthg the death Of Cyrus
Butler Yesterday uorDing Butler had been ~ IN
most members OF the club, and was exceedingly pop
Mar with the members.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-09
UNPAID BROTHERHOOD BALToS>ERS
BROOKLYN CLUBS STILL DIsPrT1NG-NEw
YORK = VIETU ALLY on

BROOKLYN CLUBS STILL DIsPruNG-NEw-
YoEK's VIRTUALLY OIL
The baseball PLAYERS in the Tnycr-' Lc,euc hst
season who got their salaric- BIO hl w"r fortunate"
It low appear, that many If The men Of the Br"hyn
PLAYERS League club have not r'oeiycd their -lhrN
in full for last SEASON. Although the tnrl games
we're played TWO months ac" the Hrcn Ar" -'" waiting
for their money. That most Of The player "lI -''
ther salaries in time. seems assured. Ev'n Nari
himself has not been paid. although he Wa, tine first
man - On the Brotherhood agreement. F"''r Va
the second man 10 -i.n that ID lated document and
George core the third
Ward. McGcuchy and ~~ery are and f. 3" stood,
holders. n a small way boz the Brooklyn Plav"r- 'ln5,
aud j., wa, limited yesterday that they would l' a-k"i
10 pay the heavy a-~c-~ n"ut- on those -iork'. II
th, be done they viii about lose All the money owed
- them by Mc,,r, Goodwin. Linton. Ciaun,oy and
Wallace II Wa, lutimatrd yesterday that when u"
affairs Of the club ,cttcd mp the pn'crs VIII r't
check, for the full amount due them.
\ reporter called upon wendell GOODWIN, ~" prc-i
dent If YESTERDAY bat Mr. Goodwin va. much
disturbed in mind and did not care 10 discus baseball
mattcr-. lie told the reporters thai hr d' NOT ct"o
10 talk 20 them and that hc positively would give them
/ no information. Nr. GOODWIN ht-".aH experience
ha- proven a costly venture AID o. mention baseball
In h- presence IS Ike waving a rad nag u o." ia.. q
a bull.
When the reporter called President, &. H. IyrHo and
Wendell GoodNiu oo.o'od boo an inner oHIc" tr,.
/ ing devise scheme which Wtu bring ih' rival
clubs in Brooklyn under one head. VIZ. Hyru" wa-
! smiling and happy, bat would uot ti.L. VI Good.
win not happy, AID he looked a- If 20 smile
had been fprcisn 10 his classical feature for ua'v
moons, The two men We're iu consultation for a1 hour
/ and "A half The two clubs 90 Lroohlyu arr. probably
as far apart at present they were two month. ago.
Real estate interest. play important part bro he
proceedings.
The two New York c1ub- are now virtually one The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-09
CONSIDERING 4 CRICKET LEAGI-r

Philadelphia, Dec : spccal.-At Informal meet
ing of local crickeers held in this city TIN, afternoon
the project Of forming cricket league be com
posed OF the leading cricket teams OF Boston, Ncw
York. Baltimore and Philadelphia, and possibly somo
Western cities, wa discussed and received with con
siderable favor There much doubt a. to whether
II would be the better policy to form thi, league al.
team, which should represent particular elite. or
whether the various leading club, should c permitted
81 enter a. such. on thi, question there Al, some
diversity of opinion. and. after long discussion the
meeting adjourned 10 rccOnvcnc at an carly date
Judging from the general sentiment expressed There
Is tr doubt that Philadelphia Crickccrs are decidedly
In favor OF a league
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-09
FREE BATHS FOR THE POOR.

The Board Of Directors Of the New-York Association
for Improving the Condition Of the Poor held meeting
Yesterday afternoon committee appointed 10 confer
with committee BY the CITY MI, and IIact
Society relative the selecting Of site for the contcm
pet}d building to b. devoted city> poor
and for the procuring Of free baths The gentlemen
selected William g, Hamilton, Dr. G0uNcfncur smith
John Patton and X. Button Cutting
The CITY Mission ond Tract Society is interested IN
the project this way 1t has site on Centre Marx .
Place which WILL if acceptable BE- sold to The Ncwlolk
Association for a nominal price. The conference viii
De- held Friday afternoon. The place Of meeting is
yet 70 be named by Tie chairman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-09
COTTON MARKrrs-RY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool Dec : ( D. The sales OF tle day trsS
800 bales American. Future, closed guirt. xt-Sts
lnddng low midding clause December dehNefN. D "a.
s.Bid Deccmusr and January delivery t.ot%S Srvs-y
January and February delivery, lOOld buyer i'o.i a.
md March d,lNerv 1854 sellers March and epIli IA
livery ; l56id5 1864; April and May 'N,rh Inns
and july delivery. 220idj 23-6idi July anu ""e"
~, orleans DE Cotton steady; middling w.
low middling She good ordinary l5l6c net ressgt
- 2lS bales gross. 10 So exports W |'e '''
ST.; sales, 600; stock, e2o3i1. ANT. NJ. log
,,alN eaton; Dec . otton P"it nnt ana yro,s
c"ipts. H. sis bales, exports coastwse i'"oo' '"'
SOy: stock, 81, 162 ,,,, o. Mt and
Norfolk Dee. s.-Cotton quiet middlinr Pc h,' as:
gross receipts BIB bales exports coss'"is'' ''
sales i2l7 stock, ~ 7s9. ,,,,tno sLc. low
savannah Dee. s.-Cotton dull midilng, EOS O.. ~
mddng 77.c; good ordinary, FAC; net ana gro" stoek
celpts. s,735 bales exports coast~se' '''-A'
1as SOL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-09
Tt(T MILESTONE.

STRICKEN WITH NPOPLEXY ~ HIS PULPIT.
The Rev. Pur,.cH strong. 81 the East Milestone hc
formed church. di"l Yesterday morning lie "'@ III
good health on sunday night ala prcach"' OH wv ,''
d,,uc,, ~ dcl'h 100 sin IN illustrating HA 'N'.'''
a., rs.5 ,l,l. Iau.-ia,,. man may fail ln sin -
easily a. "A star from Heaven and then staggered ana
fell down the -tcp, leading from the pulpit SON" oil
;h, elder, hurried 20 hi, assistance and fpuhn nm ui
cnn..'-,,- Mach excitement prevailed ainout IN"
,r aud - FIRST n Was tho4clt that the minis
ter had G-oppcd dead. III" nearest pNsI,Idt "n'
.,1,af aid 4. wis found That ID" pastor IsiH been
,.','.I "a ~ ,r,ulc,v lie W., removed - ~" uar
-o.s.,o uh.-. 'hc fingered until Yesterday muFnu -
vir lis death occurred. Mr. eir'ui va a"I' sly
v.,~, Old and was p'l liar with l- ,'h-F'sAu'H' H'
leave, . vIdov and four grown children.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-09

lloIE .A>p NrlL. fIurE Iu.,, va, a w,.k
',,,. t..r o,. w. t 49,. /, J.. r.,.r..i Sat
.i"'- W 49,. '' - ',i . ~, D., -t..f.t A.
- Co., saa.4ri r-l.,.- 80, " I-,', ,.- ','o
,o SO ..i. ,it, Nl 81, I5a-, 81 f,- H. W,.t Iu.
-,i,, Hhe,t w.. -5t5as5 ~. oii bS, oll.r6nc.
.s ~ t.s 10 goo isi- far 8. t,i-Ja Quoat.'n..
-, l3sttf5, Low fN,n 81 -. 70 GOD VIM v. ~ ~
80 10 70 a. ,.'.'i .. g.. 'D"f'e =.
500 ..~ar i,4-a. E,- as..-- g.. 80 Ntn.ta'-
g. ,f.t1 ,,, a. =. to,., 81 s.. -ia', -Irins ,ai
riat' IS H'j S'1 80 5. 30 N Nh. .c.t
81 goo t., SHIPPING Grad, a. - ,.est 30. ra4e
"a F'pi S, = ~, '''T ir m Lodi 49,; ,.4,,.,
S,i. 80 ~, s'j,-na" siifi 81 ,aa fancy - go
'o -, =, $50 MO t,rc. A. =, - ~ Il.
WulAL "lA ~"'' y, g.. '. !, ". - ,0t
80. "'},'7 'i i,. a .,c A, ID - ~.. go tiI,
GNAGN .WHIAT-opuoas LAD tr. intervals - nr'..
n'-- 4-rrt n - Gag ~. ''t. III W. '''
!....l" '-o. f'"4' ''" ri''r. ,-.. TO- '...i '"''
20. ." '.4 .',.5f, "1 , ~, Ii, , '' a. '.1
i."l. ,n.iI 1859 ,-
".-. "a. , r,t :. ,it-a ,a. a. 49,. 20. ,s.a y =
.r'E q" ',G.r 'a'Hs co., "' y" ..
.,'. ''.'.,.l 2. - oai ...-nr % 80 ot, 1ho la-
,. n.g.'la ', graz, .n. ,. ' ..,, a5... mn.h ,
r-tt teirf 3D.. "h ,a~ Ih. t.''r o. ".f
r u" While -u.'., .,.t.r. , I~ r'... bat i...u r,-
a.',i bad a d, pr'-n ', 49,, "n,'. ' s,, ,,-
. ,'''.r. ~ h.,r, s..ur. a- m ,a,lr1, n1i td.,
'o, a,l -on, a; To- d. VIZ n. '...a,,. ioe o..
.,.c, ss- but hon cn,a-s. I>po-, nqu'r, was ,mla.
.r.t aGa ,h., , wa al , E ,-.s tr a. o, n.
sinrr asa.o,' 9o5l5 and l't2ls. D.a r-r..,.' il
d., 5u.h wheat AMI l.t Ny. r,.t oa rIr -Iot
hir So" t'r' a. o 800 gp.6 a,,ri ~a, la t' TIP
1flS ~ about Ma, pr-. l.' shippers h,4 ,l.ot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-09

az rs 4 Z Y - Is ~ 3 b. q Isl. S
~ 10 do 1850 n At - = 70 Kg4t%SG d , 80
s 80 - 5 g do 10 S 81 At DO f 1877 'aS
at - do 1909 p at - % , Il DO iS9o az = 20
M 81 d. SS & 1' d. o. 55 80 EH ss 4 SA d
TcWo" illicit IS ronnsylyania steers 100 n at
il Ohi1 I42l d. ut ~ Az IL Indiana do i2Os ~ At
Is do i433 II. at $40; /? DO. 1889 \ At :, 90; 70
~ ssdr So . Indiana Steers 1919 n at - 81 :;
j shSmborg Il Chicago steers llse n, At - 25 Is
DO 1922 n at % y do li2i p g s. 20 rsnnsy NaHlS
H. At ~ | Bull 2O3O - - 10. -
do. isis n at 81 s.: 30 west Virginia do 1921 n. At
- 50 - rennsyNania DO no y at - 80 o. iS700
~. At ;? 80 stat" Bull'. 1850 ~ at - 30 IL Ohio
M,an a1 IiS. - old "bsndboNe~." at 80 per
head bulls. 1850 H. at - 80 per 100 -, do go d.
lime 4 Mullen q cd bandroNe. at 70 IS per head
MLCH COWS -Eoccip,, Cor ulrce iiy, 30 head Marke;
'" At per wa Gcad % When 54S AZ
Barely steady for I've calves with veal, ,em9 at 20, &c
ms sOat3 > per 100 ~ The pens wer, net cleared
sales nallcnhcck Hollis l23 Ms,tern cslyes go n
H. ~ H. - do. :2 y. at g8 %! II walls, l9o d.
50 DO 1870 n at - y do, 1926 ~ At 70 30; 20 do
um" Mullen ID Western caye,. 800 ~ at 80 = do,
At . do. u, ~ - so Il t'rt>-crs, az n
al ~ az Yeats. lic n, At T6 do. l3j n, at - 80
d narri,g,o, 81 Western calves, 800 h. az - s7i2.
walsh kirby Co.: 20 fraser, poSrl ~ ID, At =;
Judd Buc CHAM SO Veals' 40 ~ at Ga : do 40
SHFir AXD LAMns Receipts for two dayS 80 ,, car.
~ Jersey CIV which carloads ccnsgl ID direct .
butchers, with 20 carloads aarrieG over SATURDAY there
pressed for ali gN.es oi stock and lambs were 'c lower
than Friday Nearly hdf the offerings were rnScd at
Common to sheep ranged in price from 81 to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-09
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore, Dec. s.-Cotton quiet; mlddling, sS.
Flour dull. Wheat southern, firm fIltZ, 93c dsi Loss
berry 95cdSl so. >, 01c; steamer No. > red, ga
Western dun No. winter rcd spot and Decenly scs2
935,c; January 95d9jiic; May, II Ol2de 0l3,c' Com
southern iairly active; white: 52a5sc yellow, jlds3
pot j9c year and January 5sec BID, May 5s,2 d5sc
steamer, 5jc. Oats quiet Rye TN Hay SLOW. IN
active, PIE. Coffee dull sugar fairly active Copp3
steady Whisky active and strong. Freghts inactiye
lierplpts-FlOur $3.50 bb-: wheat. 1000 bush: cora
% 600 bush oats 10 600 bush shipments-Flour s6i
bbl, com, 1000 bush. sales-"neat. ll7VVO bu.n;
corn 81, 900 bush.
Buffalo De-. s.-Spring wheat quiet car, No l.Iiart
sold At Il 0jas y % and II car, 80 NortheFn a,
OO3- - Ola No. | Northern clos d az VI O0 No
Northern. 962c. Winter wheat dun, but firm; No.
-rd Si,a30t: No. 3 extra rG. s. 10. / Whit go
So | Whit oregon. 90. Corn duh and weak; No
yellow 6Oc 40. 80 in store; no y low. SIC 40 g.
5Gc on track. oats quiet and weak; No white GOD
9oi2c; 40. 3 whit. i9dioLc; No. > mixed, isdis7c
No. white, sic IN stOr. Barley quiet and unchanged
Rye nominal. Flour dull and unclaimed. Mil iced Arm
Receipts Flour, $4,000 bbs wheat. 10000 bush com
1000 bush; corn, So 900 lush; oats, 10000 bush
Chicago Dec. s.The leading futures ranged as folows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-09
nrnn,rl,rn, ,nrn.ALs Ar rnr norrLs.

cisco EEjNSWICk -Tlnn.az dc souA, Ro2' Portuguese
Minister At WArhir-ion. CLARENDON tdNaN j.
rhcp- u Vermont and r. Hansen. secretary Of '' Rus
sr Legatkn ai Waoi.lI gtcn. GlIhEY-Inui Boyd
Thach-, and John 4. Sicehey. Of Albany. HOFFMAN,
Judge Alfred G. Cc,c. 81 Utica General t-orgc n Fldd
a,d rorgo alstcn Of Buffalo. AID Marc - A Hanna. Of
Cleveland. WINnSOK-Lrahune NJ Phelps. Of Chicago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-09
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

rro,ing pork I'm Door demand Hams In fair deniS Se
Macon I'm fair demand rib abou. 25 r. steady ~ ~
Cheese I'm moor demand Tallow In fair demand prime ca.
arm az 2os spirits OF turpentinc Ia fair demand nN
3os ID Rosin IN good demand common arm az ~, y,
T.,d- Spot and futures demand prime 49,
spot and December easy at 3os I'd January and feots
easy M ais I'd Wheat poor demand. Flour IN an
mand Corr-Spot in fair demand futures me uIv a.
has fallen of mixed Western spot and December sa.s
81 sd January steady a. - SD January, new 100
at ;, Did Hops London Pacific Coast ~ poor -.
R.sins Of wheat Tor the From At4nuc p,s,
-6' ar, from Pacific ports % 600 Qtrs from ou ss
sources, A. GOO qtr, Receipts OF American corn io' v"
Iast week, 5000 qtr,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-09
HANGED HIMSELF WITH A HANDR ERCHTEF.

Louis Schmidt, German Woodcarver thirty seven
Gear, Old hanged himself TO in hi, No
,2 Fast Tenth-,t sunday night using Handkerchief in
stead Of rope. His dead body found there yesterday
morning IL, dependency caused by hi, wifc's
illness she be~u in Bellevue Hospital for six weeks
suffering from the effects fall the roof Of the
The couple had children
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-09

ORANGE william VI. Garrahrant. - Bell st. fell
,,lilo .l,-ln. uc.,r Eaclo K0ck yesterday afternoon
and struck on te bark % Dol, heai. .u~mininf con
Ci-1on II IT,. brain from tie ci'c' {, ~ "i"'H "' "'
lat ut.''.
PA--AlC-Thc %"0 York. susque'anna and N'-'
crn Railroad Company hn, pur ha-".i lot lvN"' 3D.
i,,cr ,,d land company for $500, aud VII cr',t
,,.~e.r frt!.sN; station.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-09

on CITY Dee s-Naof4. Transit certnca.es oponed
or highest, btA2 lowest, 0O' SIC ,ed Sale, AZ OC0
lbls c'@r'hccs. 10000 bblei Charters 1887 tbs.
littsbuIg Dec g. Petroleum weak and ,eInor, ned
Naond Transit cer!ncats opened az o5 clo'cd III,
highest. %; l0e'st 81 80
Bradford Dec sNational Transit certificate. opcr cd At
o. cio,od a. 81; hgh@t, GA; lowest co.. Clear.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-09
To ENTERTAIN HARVARD RICKERS.

The Harvard Club will hold is monthly meeting on
Saturday night and entertain Captain Cumnock and
two three other representatives Of the football team
that defeated Yale. \ large attendance Is expected.
The clubhouse is at No II West Twenty ond-st.
and the club has about 600 members.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-09
THE REJBCTED srIrOR's BULLET NOT FATAL.

Miss GLADYS Price the young Welsh girl who was she's
oy John r. Davis a rejected suor. November 10 at
The Mariners Temple, Oliyer-st, VIII leave the
Chambers Street Hospital to-day. Miss Price has fully
recovered from her injuries lives at No. lao
Eorsyhst Her friends That she will BE- able TO assume
her place a. organst Of the Temple in Il few weeks.