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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-29
OCTGOING SIEI VI ERS.
.SHTPPI.NG .NFlTS

PORT OF NEwYO TUESDAY. OCT. 2s, 1890
+ ARRIVED
Steamer state OF (r Mann Glasgow Oct H.
at the lihr 81 "a M
steamer W,srrulrnd ln-lgl. Jameson. Antwerp Oct IL
steamer Cha,ano"chrr. paggcu savannah - days vita
mdse and pAssongcrst Ia Il l. WalArr
SIcamrr ;rinohr. liuphrrS Newport News and Norfolk.
with md ~ and passengers 10 Old Dominion $500
tCrri. Wins. Stcttln a. DAYS. with mdse
o order 10 Thee Kruger Co
Brig san Ita. MaLuclla Lisbon 40 days. with
M, :, 10 order. weasel 10 Funch. Edyc e CO.
SUNSET wind at sandy Hopk. moderate, W; cloady.
AtCIty lsand-Wind fresh NV: cloudy.
CLEAEED.
st.amer France (Br, Hadey. London-F W Hurst
steamer Mnl site br Pssell Liverpool via Queoustown-
Strsnrr Cy Of Chester (Br). Lewis Liverpool Queens
town Peter Wright a sons.
Mn"oa lBr'. Evans LeiIh and glasgow Simpson,
steamer Lain ,ti"r,. IIcmrrs Bremen VIA Sonthampt
tclrirh, Il 60
~irnrct .uncl. OBJ Brown Amsterdam Goepcl & Iruhc
~ieamer Khlnland Belly, Nrlrr. Antwerp Peter Wright
STEAMER chateau Ante Err. Olnv.cr Hordcaux-Funch
lbs & 10.
steamer 'ria, (Iau. vruango. Mediterranean ports
steamer Meath r' Sl,gsct Monterideo. Buenos Ayres
tie Johu Norton 10 Sons.
Steamer A.l%L Bl Morris, Kingston. Jacmel. 6c-Pim
steamer Alamo Lewis t,aly oston-C Mallory q Co.
Excelsior. Higgins Now Orirans-J Van sickle
Nlsnyth tIil SllDy, Charleston Barber Il Co
Steamer auvandottc. WalkcI Norfolk aud Newport News
Old dominion IS Co.
STEAMER Winthrop Homer. Passport - Smith & co
SteAmer Arran (,r Owen. Perth Amboyt AMsinck & 90
Snip Thonssns Mcclellan (BrI, Mann Batavia Java for
Rrig Ksns sun. becker. Brdsstown, BsrbadOes-I W =
p Armstrong.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-29

WESTMINSTER COUNTY.

TAKING Poison At Ills ClllLDEEN'~ GRAVES
Carl &. Crolly druggist 81 I"-autv llr attempted
10 commit suicide yesterday at ChaplrtGEt hv thIrg
poison at the graves Of Ia, two children. VI Crilly
about forty five years I'D ard Until l"lv had four
children. Recently Of the ch ldI"n died. were
buried in the Farvcw Cemetery 1T thappapua. Their
death gric,rd M Crplly Grit'. and hi. friend,
iccd at tIm"~ what appeared I" them temporary
alteration Of mind. Mr. Croliv attrndt 'rr
IT ~ White Rains vet l,irr. IT, Gained on d.
DE Hart. liz phy,cian. and loI hon. conversation
with him relative To tn. CIirn'- death. Ia d"t,r
tried ro-ulc him. AID adv ls"d him - return home"
AZ noon he left town on north hpnnd train appar
emily for that purpose but IN. ID he dlr'-tlN 10
the graves Of hi, children. where Ice du' hl i-''
enough 10 iy III head ~. ok bottle iI"m 3D.,
I nitric acid and Iulitu". dian. "a
contents and then ltN down acr a. ia" mound to d.
\ man passing in wagon ol,crtcd hi i't III. ru'l
Mr. CrIly taken to his hliu" t. lI'.-,rlt
vile Dir. De Hart summoned fiOm Whit" i'h,u-.
Mr., CrOll,G recovery i d1Iliill.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-29
FIXTURE or 4 BIG CLOAK COMPANI.
THE SENIOR PARTNER TIE PROPRIETOR OF THE
HOTEL VENDOME.

THE SENIOR PARTNER TIE PROPRIETOR OF The
HOTEL vENDOME
The Mercantile Cloak Company, at NO oVf Dr.
way failed yesterday. and Deputy SherH burns '
up the large factory. Tie company was not l"'"p
rated but was the style used by the hrm OF issb "
Plant Il co.. composed Of Isaac 5. Plant kaph '"'
and Samuel Kahn. They confessed Judgment i
s4G51S in favor Of the Chemical NATIONAL b"hA'
Isaac = Plant started in business as Plant "oii'
smith in 1881 with a capital OF $1,000. MI il''''
formed the present firm IN 1887. They ala business
Of about $500 900 year. and for 1850 SAID tno'
added a}o 600 70 the capital on February 20, leoo'
their statement showed $4,000 capital In business
and liabilities. . l..
The failur, did not surprise the trace athoueh IL ~
said n came sooner than expected. The liabilities arc
curren,Ir rcpotcd al from S150OO0 TO F2OOOOO. Inc
assets II s said are chiefly outstanding accounts ana
stuck plnmenstIr & ITir>ch represent the following
crcdltors. r : Frost & co., $500 Iselin. Neeser
& Co., $4,000: G. A. Aufmordt ~ Oo' q4''o'' h'
& LindGen, 81 200.
Isaac 5 Plant conducted In his own name the h"el
ycndome. at Rradway and Forty frstst. lie leased
II in February 1857 for ten years at rental of
$50 900 a year and 1t is said paid T"o'ooo lot t"s
furniture In February last, 1t Is SAID no pau o'
a cha;tel mortgage on the furniture Of S-ooVo ~"
Monday he gave a clattcl mortgage 10 aIat on uc
urniturr and fixtures for Sl6.-O1. hr Iisn 9p'''
inc procliviticS are well known to the trahe. ,,o
Man IIlborn wholesale dealer ~ IL ~ Herman
Srhwar7. giving preferences Tor % 2f' ia az haI -
started in business herr in 1877 ne SAN an H. ni
capital Of SlGOOO. III, attorneys oay .lc hnt
arr about 100000 and the nominal assets aoont
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-29
NEWS FROM NEW.JERSEI.
Jersey CITY.

TIE ALDERMAN's slLk HAT WAS hu'Nr'p'
Alderman Max Salngcr yesterday III he" s'i"
hat achied from street car. lie wa going 10 tno
CIty Hall on business. In front "I mat 'or'cH w
tho Davis lcvcland Ring ne was as"''''u !" INV
,,ro y,mcu cncrccticallv engaged in phcili>tlc On
,,,,,r The principal> in the battle were known To
., ro,,co ,s GcntIr Annie O'Ilcarn" and "llob"hch
rva After the Alderman convinced himself 'h''
h was not suffering from optical deri'i'h hr 'c"
thc par, Of pcacrmakcr. lie walled boldly b"'"''''
t,c Two and was greeted with wa'k on me ear u n ~,
IT, ceased bcluC a pcacrmakcr and At once became u
principal. Finally the Alderman Surct'r'i ~ ~
dining tho women for u moment ana licH nv p'w !,
uocc call whistle. TWO policemen appeared ana lnc
two Amazons were taken 10 the police 'ta'l"l' men
dirnatIon a tLe ruin Of his hat and nun"roli, hnCrr
nail impressions on his face. He adnS'tf" ,H tt
women a lecture and refused TO make i 'o'''''"'
them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-29
A PHYSICIAN FINED ~ POLICE COCRT.

Dr. Charles j. Lang. Of 40. - We1t FiNccntlI-St.
a prisoner IN Jefferson Market Police Court YES
terday. On Monday night he went around town n
the sights and robbed of his watch and pocket
book. Detective sergeants Aloncle and Cottrell or
rested two young who had been following the
doctor. Al O'Clock a. the doctor refused TO paw
his fare TO cabman and was arrested. Justice
OReilly fined him $40. which he cond not pay. lie
then sent to prison.
While DR.. Lang IN cell the detectives came
into court with the young who were suspected OF
having robbed him. but he did not appear against
them they were discharged. Later friends Of
Dr. Lang called and paid his fine and he released.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-29
HOW TIE TAX RATE Is DECREASED.

The member, Of the Jcr-cy CITY lohid OF f'n''''e
last night accepted the report Of the Tan comm '"'
who have completed their assessment for i"'l' Nl''
the report accepted Mr. Edcl'ic'h Nno'"''" Z"
campaign election document, said to have Tch P'c
parcd by Mayor Cleveland. and II was unanimously
onprovc,, and copeS distributed for IN" dement,
Of the Ring. The document to a casual icadrr MS
The appearance Of being truthful. and II Is III SOM"
things ut as whole, II is an cndcavor TO give praise
for "A reduction Of taxation. The only reduction tad'
has bcrn accomplished by giving insufficient arpf'Wl"
rims to civ dcnrtm"nt>. II fails to stat" that IN"
nuront i,tinn for street cleaning was low That II
WAS exhausted in three months and thai unl'>> th'
legislature comes the relief VI The city irNt WINTER
the streets must 90 nine m0nlaN Withoil hclHr "',u
n t, ia cal, attention to a dozen equally rcpIi h"i~l"
act, that deprived the taxpayers Of the thing ii"F
my tN-S Tor. Tie tax rate will he sci 10 per Tloo
a decrease Of ~ 80 when compared with the figure
% the curN M wear.
The SIuhiur Fund Commissioners. since juno II.
-pp have rcducCd thc CtV debt S'lO16.OpO and have
bought CITY bonds To the amount OF S3l %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-29
UMBRE S.

During this week we are Offering
another large collection of Ladies'
and Gentlemcn's Umbrellas:
100 Fast-dye Union Silk I'm.
brellas, with cases, at S1.5O each.
1875 All-Silk Umbrellas, paragon
frame, with eases, at S1.5O each.
100 Pure Silk Umbrellas, Nat
ural Sticks, at S2.2j each.
$50 Serge Silk Umbrellas, with
Silver handles, case included, at
$3.50 each.
100 Fine Union Silk Umbrellas,
Silver Mounted, with cases, at
S2.6j each.
In the better grades we are
showing fine qualities of Serge
Silk Umbrellas, handsomely
mounted on imported handles,
comprising the very latest and
most unique designs in Dresden
China, Tortoise Shell, Agate,
Horn, Bas-Rclief, Gold, Silver,
Ivory inlaid with Silver; Silver
Mounted Agates and fine English
Natural Sticks.
JAMES McCREERY & CO.,
Broadway and 18th st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-29
REPORT OF THE GROr vDING Of TIE CATARINA

Robert +. TAYLOR chief engineer of the steam ya' IN
Catarna has made the following report 10 the Board
Of Local Inspectors OF Steam Vessels: "The steam
yacht Catarina struck on Matinic0ck Point at $50
O'Clock a. III. october -. The engines were re-
versed from slow alead to full speed aStern, but 1t
Cd not serve 10 back her OF. saw she was making
in the engneroom very rapidly and notified
the captain. When went back to the engne'roOm
found the water up 70 the furnace doors. ordered
that tic fires be hauled out. but the water gained so
rapidly that dered tho men 10 lcavc the hrcroom
stopped tho engines left the engine.room. and male
preparations to leave the ship We were all landed
In safety"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-29

The annual meeting "f the N"stch"-f"r County Hi,
toriral society held in the Pr ~ "riIn Church
al White Plains Yesterday. There Eirtc htcId
aucc 4 business meeting va, held m the Gltid
Jury room AT the Court House, WhYI II" following
O.Iiccr> were elected President. Jam'- Wood. of vi
KiSco; vice pre-, id"nt,. Edward r. Dclancoy. ~ IA
mar meek JU>ah >. Mitchell Of White Plains: David
IIaNlcy and II. X. Miller Of lunk"rs. and John Jiy
OF Katonah: corresponding secretary, Thomas g. Cor
noll OF Yonkers recording secretary. David \. Rove.
Tarr, town: treasurer. .. Il. Wills White Plans
librarian, william 4. WU'dwUrth. White Plains. The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-29
HOME NEWS.
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

State Scnat" Committee on Cities. Fart H. superior
Court. IL n. II.
Races at Linden Park " u. M.
Webster murder trial Court of General Sessions
Park and AQucduct Commissioners meetings.
Stephan lunscy commission. p m.
Public play CIound for Childn meeting, Church OF ST.
John tn, Evangelist. i. IL.
deception 10 Vicc.Cousul LccCa. Italian Home. p m
Lecture by the Rev. DR.. MAYNARD, Chicktrinr hhi'
3 80 T.. N.
Lecture by Caravan Hartrdgc. Chitkeing HAIL p H.
Peoples Municipal League mas,neetnF. Cooper uh'on'
p. NJ.
=. M. ~ 90
Business Mems Republican Organization, AAlllu DIS
trct, No. lib ThiId.a,c.. p. III.
German Republican Organization massmee'ihg Hiouh'
Morris Hall, y.
l. Grant Club v,h Assembly District, "stag racket"
NO. IL Chart0n>t.. \ 80 4. III. .
With Assembly District Republican Assoca''o" w.
2l4 BrooIDC st, D. IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-29

SAILED.
steamers Wisconsin, for Liverpool Madreno for Newpssa
News.
Ships Benvenue for Calcutta. IIinliauder Cctte.
Barka Bombay. Tor Diamond Island Dr stOl ROTTERDAM
Brig Rising sun f. r barbados.
Also saIle.i-vis Long lsLnt sOual-
Steamer Gen Whitney. for Boston.
TIE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS.
FOEElGN PORTS
GLASGOW. Oct aoAruvc state VI Indiana Br'
iEt,hio. from Nry.
LIZARD Oct Passed steamer 1ert Ger. kaem'l
from NowIOrk On her way Ia Hamburg.
HAkBURe, oct .. Arrived. steamer Orytlgvnns A0eth
Glaevrcke. from New York. -,
AMSTERDAM Oci 26-Arrvsd, nam lDtoeS
Rousen tron Nau.ysrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-29

to vacato his post while the locomotive was s'An'H's
at the static, here The lunatic tool poss'sso'' W
the engine and ran II for several squares. wien' oee
pursued by officers. he deserted the engine anu n.y.
For time he kept his pursuers at bay WIZ" Wv
pi>tOl. The supposed mnaic made his escape "n
has not been seen or heard OF slnce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-29
.r.nrwE11 RECEPTION TO DR. CANFIELD.

A
Tho farewell reception TO the Rev Dr. A. D. Osnneiu
,,eyous to hi, departure assume the pastoaVe o 0S
pauI,s rnycrsalIst Chur h. Chicago. was h'id al l
,ar.alst Church OF Our Father. at GrandaNe' anu
~, 49,, a,.,,,c Tho church was crowded D. T.
Gardner president OF the 50 icty, presided "uui
,x.,o mad, by Mr. Gardner. a. NJ Sweet p's'ue'' Vi wa
Hoard OF Trustees; tie Rev. j. +. 1ho'P on W
Ci:v: the R,v. = II. Camp oil 'h''' ,,nda If
80, ~ >,a.s,.l of Cre,npoint the Ecy DIN Hodgr oi
,tor,cm. and the Rev II. Price C"lhtr' oil 'e "
-hu,rb q, the saviour. T. II. Cole on oehsi '"
coarrsgat Oh pres MT 10 Dr. Ca"h''o p ui' .d
lripf rvDlN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-29

THE CHEKIBON SEIZED UNDER JCD'hEN :
The steamship Chcribon' OF inc '""p'e :, ,.tno,
=. ,,.uouo. h.. becn seized by the sheriff OF Kings
roun,v under an execution for sl04n 4" issucd oS u"
Cannon Pleas Court OF NCw-IoIk George H. f"'
ne pusrdian Of Angela Garoni an Italian boy h'u nlo"s
suit TO recover damages 10y reason oi inc ai'Fu ~ % d
-, rho owner, u the steamship Cacheh"i'' III "'
LARGO chain connected with the steering apparatus "
shin was allowed to exposed 50 that the boy Ms
foot I'm IL and the chain dragged his foot OF" Inc ooH
recovered $4,000 and costs |oi"ne' rN"siu ~,
na Fodsrck q, Gednev appeared for the plaintiff The
,nar,o,. trims 10 TINS country mlrcquent anu uie
nlantirs attorneys learning that another snip oi '
same line tine ChclibonJ on the way TO Amef'a
issued execution TO the sheriff oil hihVs 'ouH"' M
Dorur She,.l Barton se7ed the Ch,r.bon at Atshtlc
Docks Sat sfactory security for The Judgment DenB
oiycn the steamer was released YESTERDAY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-29
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.

DYING; IN 4 CELL FROM \ FRACTURED SkULL'
The post mortem examination OF the b'dy OF william
j. IOwcry who died coll Of the Tenth fiecino'
Police Station OH sunday morning shows that lie died
from fracture OF the skull and not from alcoloSu'
as Surgeon Warbt>>e Of the Seney Hospital declared
Tho man was knocked down by a wagon at fli'h all"
Flatbush ayes. on Saturday night. lie was taken l"
the police station and locked up. The driver Oh INC
wagon va, allowed 10 20. LOwery died early III '"o
morning. Ills friends say that they VIII consult
lawyer for the purpose Of having some one pl'|" W.
leaving him TO die in cell. The coroner mas sent i'i
the driver Edward UlIsra Of No. H}' E"rSch 't' WIN
the view of fnking into the cause of the accioei''
This Is the third case within a month that person,
have been locked up in l;TOoSlyn on Inc rnsfso vi
drunkenness and have died from a broken ShuII
THE LAWYER WHO DREW TIE WILL L. IN JAIL
Tic Will Of Thomas Dunn, sroe; OF NO. To- ''"'i"
st. was admitted to probate by Surrogate NODou Ht>
terday When Dunn died NJ will was found ana inc
division OF the estate among tile four children wa"
be-un 4 short time ago among In" papers OF '"''p"
y Iuntinr n LAWYER WHO j. serving IL Schleh'c IL
Sing Sing for grand larceny, will drawn up OE him
and executed hv Thomas Dunn ON February - 100
Uos f.und This will disinherited tic three sons
Thomas william and John. and gave the estate 10 MRS
Julia Nc AyOy the testator's daughter commission
exsmned limiting at sing Sing and he SAID lie orcW
,be viii and that IL was duly executed. II was tneh
admired 10 probate. 4 suit VIII he begun III ue
supreme Court by the sons TO set aside tie WILL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-29
Announcements.

DEAFNESS AND HEAD NOISES CURED
onrr;s p,I fxvtsrpty 1i,prIAR EAR CCsHfoSs whia
,,. heard Successful when all remediks fail Illustrates
EooL 81 nroofs FREE Cali or write HscoK 500 BWay ny
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-29

KEEPS SHIRTS TO MEASURE 9 FOR w
None better at any price. 500 and oll Broad"Ay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-29

Those who wish to practice economy shoni'i
,uv Clr,or's Iitl" L.vrr Pills. Forty pills IN Wal
ln'y Pill dose.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-29

VICTIMS OF TIE RUNAWAY ACCIDENT.

A coroncrs jury ha> been im?anelico IN inc caSo Vi
Mrs Maria L. Robinson who was killed ON SUNDAY ny
. -,,ra,.ay ,car, belonging to j. Adoph nollenlauer
hpt the inoucst has been postponed to allow all tIle
Uitncsse, to be found. The funeral will be held t
afternoon AT No. 3Oi Lexington ave- Miss lda hoo"
son is improving and it is thought that Siic WI re-
cover Mrs Waite is not seriously injured M rrod
hauer appears 70 be seriously hurt ~ j. Ie' "
that nc has Internal injuries well as fractures VI
fhe leg and wrist
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WOUNDS AND BRUISES
Health Food Comlany's Gluten Soap cures them o.
fIth avenue and all druggists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-29
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TO.DAT
20 sets437 Moon ri'" 6lS pm Moons age 10
wArHL
4 y tiUS IL All 81 hei. GATE lOSs
a Its.uTy iioo. ~ GOV Island ola Hell Gate llUi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-29

+ TNATIC TAXES POSSESSION OF Az ENGINE
Ec,ding Penn. oct "s--N 80 this morning a
stranger surpassed 10 b" Insane pistol In hand, com
u He'd tho cn-inc,r OF Ecldlns Railroad freight cnSinc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-29

HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ u,
90 WEST S0TH.ST - o.-
Diseases Of tn" System ticn!to nhsy ofsAn'
rrtntcoco ant S,erllity Hours 8 70 1. 70 8.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-29
MORE ELECTION OFFICERS To EE TRIED.

NTINF F4TTN Hun VI FT0N ~ IT'IT'I''
Prosecutor Charles II. Winfield asked FOR Al "i'c'
yesterday for two more struck juri"N They n" T.
try Thomas Nelson. Charles II. scott, John IHirrHt
and George Heller of the Fourth Prcc.ru OF IA 1t
Assembly District. and Tatrch u. VI Gr1th. John j.
Exam and John Stumpf Of the Ellh Pc MT Of the
Id Assembly District. M We" ind.rt d fJr con
spirtcy "a dc'raud At lat fall "lcrtion rn'' "
pola. ho was a member 81 ~" Board In TIC att'r
precinct and who also indu d. Wa, dr'w"'d .a-'
August.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-29

oliver StrinIlam. indicted cOc'l"n III cr. VII"
served last fall the Fifth Ir.cut # ~ Id v
,embly District. wa SuT"n!c.ri ~ hi j. n l>n'i
John VI. shannon yesterday in IN" { ut al ''', RAJ
sessions. He aftcrUad ,ucc''v"d In per utd ~.
Thomas Harrington city contractor ~ bee m Nnr u
for him.
Recently the LAFAYETTE Railroad Compiny "hian"'
a temp, rary injunction a.nin.t jersey tltv 10 tran
ing II from ntcrf ring with tho work o. hud nc .
epnr from TIC L"I'rh Valley iOnnd 10 trifTs u II
Works in LAFAYETTE. Yesterday the thtrc"'o" m1d
permanent the injunction =, IA a. II affected Van
iIornc>t., but declined to do 50 IN rg ri {" w Oh
ward It.
TIE Jersey CITY Athletic club M'day light "'"c''d
j. NJ Tappan president samuel me, Ni'r pr a. h'.
Hiram Bennett. secretary. ara Nllllhh DuHhH'ld
Daniel Iowlcy and f. !. l"a'Crnf '1l- "".
Yesterday tic lat day for r.~tr'tl"a. ana a
large uIrlcr Of voter, VIII" he'd II "a 4" h.Nc trl
niiHc> REGISTERED before ava led thcm-rlvr, L ;lr "l
portunitv. The tt1l registration cpuld not b" ap
pruAimat"d last night
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-04
1890

firm. Coffee-Options opened barely steady
SOLO points down, and closed barely steady
9, @40 points down; sales $3.50 bags
including June at 1920; July, 1890
@17.O5c; August 16.S0@16.9Uc; Septem-
Der, 16,55@IG.9rc; October 16.15@l6.2 G.;
December, IS. 65@l5. s5c; February, Is 55@
15.60c; March, 1900; spot Rio dull, ncmi-
nal; fair cargoes. zoe; No z flat bean, 1el2c
Sugar-Raw firm, fairly active; sales, 400
hhds muscovado, 50 test Use; $500 bags
centrifugals. Sc test 5l2c; a cargo of cen
rifugals, SO test, at 3 3-1Gc C. & f., and 1000
bags molasses sugar. 50 test, at 45Se; refined
tctlve. firmer; .cut loaf, l5-l6c; crushed
l5-16c Moiasses-Foreign quiet; 5Otest
l9A@19l2c; New Orleans quiet; common
TO fancy, 31@45c. Rice quiet and steady.
July. Cottonseed oil active and firm; yell
low, 36t2c. Tallow steady; city g. for pack
ages. 4l2@l4 8 16c. Rosin steady. Turpen-
tine dull. 37Ac. Eggs steady; fair demand;
receipts, s,409 packages. Wool good de
mand, firm; domestic fleece, $40
36c; pulled, 27@34c; Texas. l3@25c
Pork quiet, steady; mess, 3.75@14. 25 !;
extra prime, S11. Cut meats dull, weak.
Lard depressed, lower dull; cash, So 20;
sales, LOO tierces: options sales. 2,I5O
terces; June. $G.15: July. S625@6.3 80,
closing at 1921; August S6.37; closing at
S6.37: September, $6.4S, closing at $6.4S;
October, S6.55@6Gl, closing at ST. 55. But
ter-Extra in better demand and steady;
@I4c; Western factory, 4@1Uc; Elgin, ii
@l412c. Cheese fairly active; Western, GA
@7ac. Pig iron quiet. Copper nominal;
lake, June, $3.50. Lead dull. unchanged:
domestic. $3.50. Tin quiet, steady;
straits, S2l.