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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-31
COURr CALENDARs FOR TODAY.

srPRENE COURT CRcUIr--PARTs l., H., and Ill,
and SPECIAL fHsnbsys sdounsd for ID. term sHAsSEs
fisid by Justice bAHExRDiCou opens at 10 oeoek
100 Pike al Lyon l2 Garrison Mahonst le Orhh
sg al -? Salem Froiehi 1s Lulr e. al at bsuoJ
2J9yW4eneT ast Morrison.
SUPERIOR CouRT AND CoURr on Cosxos PLrAs-TmAL
TsEps--Hsye al adjourned for the term
MARINE CoURT-TRIAL TERx-Held by, Gross, D.
Calendar e.l,d 10 oeloss M ior noay ess',
3Cs Weber sgt Hnsn 81 rossy at Hsnusyi W. Whted ss
Mosy 87s Doren sg Dunni sd PsTwiek at EtwHd. 'sat
Kstchuu Ggsson 35 blek Lyusston is Lenoyne ~
Jsasnoi; $40 Acrh. I Read go Brown AZ asntrisasn -
Eesch; 3sl Oh sst sclr5 $50 WEiusan ssi orGsy s',
WIlcoI at Lsesrsri a5s, Olssdsl at. BehrlEs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-31
THE MARKETS.

Carefully reported for Tzs TsIsusEl
n. TUESDAY Oct. 90, 1860.
Since the se Of last weekly review have bad avery
market for Breadsun the arrivals o. Flour hays
continued aud prices of the low grades have Largely
improved SpriueiWbeai though plenty has Declined
but slightly Barley Rye Oats and Corn have
active and have rapidly improved especially harley and Corn
and the market sail excited and unstsd Cotton has been
unsettled and has lucaasd Petroleum has declined pn nts
sold ffeey foy erpot Fish Ola ruled q.ls. wiihoa.
much change In prices American Linsesd has declined and
closes heavy Naval in small supply ana Prices nsSe
upward tendency especially Spirits Tpentne wheH
cited aud unsettled al the close. -, a..
at tQtSl0 Is for Psss cad si4 tsr Pearls y,
BROOM CORN~-rhe donsnd has been moderate bat with
lshs arrivals Of prime prices are srmi 'ass al !"
TfESW X has been In mF demand and prices arc frm;
sale cf soao vslo. Western sad southern At soSsae
DSl< Tor osnucn anta ssnse 80 for crctcs and $50 for
pbiladeig5ts Boat. -. - .
asg vtfh bss ssshssnver aaa exporters s@d the nsrte
fhSs sot ACTUALLY ighss kss more toes csasT spoag at
s3Sss hisdhog upusss " 40 io do Nov ode sa'es Of
1hoo bslcs -, ~ -. a,
dsy osiaI COZ speoJ sg,ea gpt ' psfi' rs"ts afm ~
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rurrnYugsr non HOUSE cAnprxrERs.

EMPLOYMENT FOR HOUSE, CAhPExIERs.--sinee the
ate fearful, hurricane at NewProvdsnce the bahamas
there has arisen great demand for all MCDANIEL labor nn
especially for ousecarpeners IL announced that soou
mechanics who DESTROYS Of proceeding hither viii Do pro-
yded with passage the production OF satisfactory youch
erinto character ard capacity and upop application to M
Chipman Nassau, the oes Of fhs N POD AoH until
lautna = L
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SUPREME COuET-Srct,L TERs-ocL 20 Before jus
Z ticetDASfffs.
pEoIMos ~ rnE " KESpALL-ooyovEnr Will oAsa

DECISION IN TIKI |kkhfALL-tpNONtN VIII Nhoh'
Albert j. Krnlfl at. Charlotte A aud VIM IL C0noref
In this case. previously published IN fHS TRIBUNE
an In which paua sued 90 balance o. between
81 O)D aal 81 6 wch he alleged due him by decndant
fOr obs 1snng siiiemcut Of IA made IN hyOi TIE h,i
dran tbe following dccaiOa has been fe1de'ed %
lac asdG IA is case should juds lep against de-
service peror.i by him IN aud about her pocedines of
ooutcstng W secondly ProPOun1cd iof PROBATE ah "a
aud about tae proceedings spaca! iom tAe Surrogate ae
p-cps ai before tho Circuit toufi 80 ii ~
ruoh services psIiome b. him eier se ncsmafisd
WITH VIM IT, C0norsr ,Tae ineiion was that The! aho.d he
chargcd uponsand paid out " hcf separate ifo' ana 'hc
gcit armed n, toe bsncd Of such separate PS"iy aad
such riFonlbly worth that sn In adiiop to The
other by the plaintiff " tho smoui above
mentioned together ifh interest thcrVoa ron hc cnlc4hg OF
Judgment and OF the panih n la oon are not
paid vihln sixty das amer notice oi the adsms "a receiver
should b. appointed 10 collect the Inis ani ohi oil her reai
estate and pay The - the painful o. BIS attorney
until tho amount adudeed with interest aud costs beside the
expenses and icss oi tbs rOce,ver are fuly pad
CHAABEis-OCr 3l.-lieofo Mr. Justice B,RNtap
THE ALLEGED EATrRALILATfos FRAUD-OAE or IHE
PATHS ADaIITtD 10 BAIL
Philip MncrJ Of the parties Implicated ia'tle alleged
forgery o! judge Moncs name yesterday admitted 20
ai IN 81 OO on the OF The District Attorney The
surety was Maihewsieicheft of 30 20 AYenue \.
. Hirsch- Attorney FOR prisoner
The People rel James NJ Evans ag JOAN G. shaw ct al
Motion rnntrf the basis or Judge Gilbert decision IN a
similar case tic attorney fees 10 be paid
one hnlf by Shaw aud one hsli BY tobb
Louis Marx ct al ngt Isaac R0senneld e. al CALVIN L.
Robinson agf Rhcrcd Woodward: Chss Biven ct al sgt
Chas Mnllsry.-Moiions denied
Elizabeth Schaeier ct al agt Christopher lWlbeg ct al
The People er rel James Phelan agt William H. Bull
Motion for writ Of prohibition denied
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-31
cHn COURTS.

UKITED STATES DISTRICT C0URT-0ot 0-Botore
Judge SHIPsAk
COKDBMKATIoSs.
Returns OF process0were made IN the following
cases United States sgt barrels distilled sprs found on
Tenth ave near Thirdt sgt barrels distilled spirits
foand at.No GIG Eleventh ave; and lSbarrl distilled spirits
found ninth st. agt Gases OF cigars 9ana al
No 3fT Thrdayc same agt STILL &c. found at No u XIV.
ington- at same agt Al silk ribbons No marked IN
triangle, agts2 cases markcd "a Ia diamond anu
IA o9tsidc containing percussion caps No claimants az
above articles motion OF Assistant otc
States district Attorney than Allen DEGREES were ehteeo
condomping them by default.
DIX BEE or DISTRIBUTION.
Judge Belts decreed to-day si g. the net proceeo
States Treasury for the purpose being distributed among me
officers and Quaker City the vessel which CAPTURES IN
the sally Magee .n addition this amoant thercsis as III
the Tssry Tor distributor the Of 49, the net pro
ceedsGf the vessel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-31
SWORD PRESENTATION.
GEN. coRcoRAN's SWORD PRESENTED TO CAPT. JAMES
b. KIRKER.

GEN. CORcoBANs SWORD PRESENTED TO CAPT. JAMES
b. KIRKER.
The sword which was presented to Gen. Corcorsn
of the Irish Legion by Common Council Of the City Of New
York was on Monday night presented to Capt james b. Kr
kcr ms the fitting representative Of the Legion TO retain
Thsmecting although mot largely attended vas highly
respectable After unusual waiting the proceedings OF the
pesentson We're ~ D e Sstep Spden
never presided social gathering when ne had TAKEN
most enthusiastic applause and made the speech q pesena
''A - SPEECH OF RICHARD GOODMAN
Nv friends after looking this that
strangers to me- and ff myself among friends and feeling
S ssnnS You SS %y s 'sn' make
sent You pleasing yet sad occasion; This sword
Known UVT bsloved sEd Ismenied by rs an He was
true nan and did duty when called upon 1hi.
sword was borne BY G c ESav sOd some ne Won 1S
saw s 'S bow IN tSecdst battle Of the civil war (hank
q the S9th Regiment he stood by the flag Of the Ueon
wss taken prisoner carried Richmond with many OF his
SS@Pf ne So E Himself sIs vs
gentleman asolder and on lr,hnan Inc hnoest ienasfes
euogs--is Heaven rest bis soul" ,,.,.,.,,,.-.
After this release his sword presented to him BY the
worth This sword hSnogaby borne and should now
DO placedn honor able bands Yor desire me 70 place
Hse James sss S.'q xSs take Iii. swsa Which now On
q ss sss p nO s s S
more tpss in God 70 Be drawn in any civil war But be
h lives Of Of us present yhsn s ss;sd nsSa sase
nsw raj THAT good sword wiz leap from i scabbard aud be
borne by hand as brave and sssdst and as loya that
hand st bore IL ssoc but now coid 40 tne esVa lsss
IN response to the sbors csr Khkcr spoke substantially
fe0wsi slH
-" srsEoa or care. KsKKsR.
NJ 'Q6osDss friends and bfotlcf oacesss 1bs emotion
witch bs 81 cst creates heart oil c0c
lsBeusge u hsak yon wosd oil kFoe net vhst say 70
yyGnsS Bot tbiag DO kser that sa.f eihcess e3tc
about much ofthy Of hss honor usn am va
sssad cassoy Coz fsns and Gen hciVes are moos more
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-31

The bank exhibit Of averages Of leading items the last
week shows an increase Of 937 in deposits sud 500
507 in legal tender notes The oaptafncreascd sl 500.
and specie and circulation each slightly The loans de-
creased about $4,000. =
The Commissioners Of the Pennsylvania State Sinking
Fund give notice that sealed proposals for the sale of
81 900 600 of the per cent, and 81 100000 of'the
per cent loans Of the commonwealth of Pennsylya-
MIA will be received at the Treasury Department Harris
burg, until the l5th'of November, 1865.
The Mercantile National Bank has declared dividend
of i've per cent, free of tax payable November !.
The First National Bank Of jersey City will pay, No.
yember l. semi-Gnnual dividend Of Ave per cent fee Of
tax.
The coupons due November on bonds oft Cleveland
and Pittsburgh Railroad viii be paid at the Ocean Ma
tional Bank. .
On and after November T. Mr. A. L. Prtohard, treas
ure No. 81 Broadway, viii pay the following named eou'
pors viz: Chicago and North Western Railroad Com
panys funded coupon bonds Consolidated sinking fand
bonds; Galera and Chicago Union RailrOad Companys
second mortgage bonds. -..a..r =
The following Is statement Of coal transported on tho
Delaware aud Hudson Canal for the week ending October
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-31

TUESDAY, Got ss-p. m
asa oossa at 1891, ssd las been Psasyfer cstysr ali
day al iow rates. t.a 80 l...t srH .rsr
Csoyoramsst Sisol ooatisuo Sra sad 10 sosd sasoat
meat demand 9hs 1895, Of ell issass ss ssssog. and
s<s esy eGsssx n fnsl sposass. assass ru - eyre
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-31
UNITED STATES COMAiISSIONERS OFflCE.-oVL W
Before Commissioner WHITE .
AN ALLEGED DEALER IN "oUsER'
" United States agt. John Foster:

In this case-preyiousy reported in TnR TRIBUNE
in which the defendant charged with dealing inicouere
20 cent fractional currency notes tho testimony was euu
and the following witness oxfmihed; - -
A j. Otto-Resde in Mexican County, Penn; have seen
prisoner before saw him ct the Carson House IN tins CITY
t Tho middle OF September 1865 Nbought counterfeit
20 cent currency OF him that time think there was - ONT
the bills now me marked and are the ones bought
Of him think L-pid 80 for II all 49, ~.
Crosscxamned-Was detective In the Treasury Depart
t heard through Lowell and McCay that the prisoner
dealt in counterfeit money end Lowell sent me TO tho Carson
House after received the bills marked OF them ana
gave them to Mr. Lowell them since ill to-day
Tho pris0ucIAwas then committed fof trial
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-ocI. 3oBcforo
JudgosSihLI
SUIT FOR DAMAGES FOR ALLEGED NEGLIGENCE or
CANAL COMPANY.
Gertrude Scldea Ekecnx, agt The DeaSaro ana HUDSON
Cann Company.
Plaintiff alleged that during tho lifetime OF her hls

Cannl Company.
Plaintiff alleged that during tho lifetime OF her nus
banl David Sdr the defendants raised the wafer In Their
canal sach hight 20 overflow and render useless nn
reds az acrs OF land which her. husband owned N S an
County and which situated on both sides Of tho defend
ants cana that defendants although they claim they have the
right under charter 20 take al Tho land contiguous 70
canS that may be necessary Tor them 70 Use ~ us con-
truction and maintenance provided they par TAR valuation
therefor have refused purchase this innd ed rnntn thcr
fore brings The aggregate amount OF annual
SUBSIDIZED by the land since lie overflow IN lH TO
date and those damages al the rate OF So per acre per
nnnum ,,-, =.
The defense Is that this sa. has beea already tried osce a.
SDria Term Of the Supreme Court, ied a. Monticello suit
van County when Judgment rendered agnn. the phh'u
vita sO ii and cost, tho sad judgment still remains IN
u f and tina. the action brought ought not 10 be mall
ain for ne reason supposed OF cotton
did not anytime six years next before cthu
ing bill Of the painf against To decndans and defend
gns by their ohnrteT'they have tsht 20 take
tbetc lands and il is Provided therein that in cases Ike the
.cn one the OF the lands must be left 20 arbitration
and therefore the plaintiff rghilo bring action de-
fendas also aver thcy executed b2nd security 10 pe
anv such award b. nadg plaintiff and gave Paihh
due notice IN relation thereto snd defendants further state that
a hrs, alleged damage thu plaintiff property were done
with the coass- Of plaintiff Case si Andrew Ihomp
sOa fcT plaintiff. 0uon, Grey & Owen foF defendants.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-31
BUSTNEss IN TIRE COURTS.

= U. 5. DISTRICT CoURT--Before Judge SHIPNAS-Jamts
Thompson al Ebbsrd FebsrEt.hsrd tsb,T at Ire
Onu-COgnss hHnd,d In th bhs and tbs Court %
sevsd e. decson. . NJ,
Bssamn Town tgi The Steiner Western Metopot-Ie'i'
ony al in guntnl BY council defeI red o luuIe dsy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-31

PROVISION oSciieuest ~ Inc Pers m,ls ,r
a. Ia, AZ, saf been even more Bocesrt w. .sS
cher sfvaBc- s De Sk has been obtained bit N'i
uisslIy IL enc Gacaf Dcalcrs Ehod "a is1' az
seI,l fh.n ~ os. 81 81 510fs % y bbl " esl 80, ss,
bssI. 6 go aor ktess, Jhe finoht@ 70 se" ." " .
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IsIONs.
DECISIONS,
Geo W. Brown agt Jonethal Harris. Nathaniel snLh,

Geo W Brown egt Jonathan n. Harris Nathaniel smith,
executor &C. ag Mechanics and Trader insurance C9h'
paRy Catarne Gomez agt. May Tanning etal Arthur
Gent agt The Mayor, &c; Edward G. Robinson aet Inc
metropolitan Fire Insurance Company and four other causes
Motions granted.
Samuel Galray sgt Menda JacobsMotion granted and
cause referred 70 reicfee,,St.
Geo Sioddard sg. Armenia SterGA-N0tlOD ior tIuh
counsel Zee $50 granted' 90
Mary Dean agf. Ssnael3I REHABILITATION denied with
60 costs.
Isoac Meyer a The United States Telegraph Company
Motion granted and referred RssTee 10 hear &c
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SUPERIOR COURT-srrciM, TEmf-oc1 oo.-BefoFe jus
tice ,BiREoUR.
A NEW QUESTION OF PRACTICE.

Susan Hart Administrative ag. Robert McPaTlan q al
From the Rfidayits submitted IL appears that In
June 1854 the defendants horse OF Il ssegel through
their negligence While dnsh!Dg nj full speed through one OF
our crowded horoughoros hc Knocked down Mr. Dominic
Hart who well advanced IN e'nnrns him 10 such sn
extent that death enucd IN short time suit was brougi ny
mnisirafx and udgucn obtained ainst the deien
ants MAY 1868 iorste OF s1,J H. Al execution was
Issued this udgment and returned unss'sfc me
igo execution issued against the defendants personally,
and they lodged IN lii The up yesterday
morning mOiionfo aside the execution tho ground
that the action upon which the Judgment was obtained by the
representatives, not such acon for personal 1Jny no
would under the statute authorize the o. the defendants
This Is question which has before arisen, and the de
session will be looked for with muchinteget The Court took
the papers and reserved is decision.
g. SKATER for plaintiff, T. Browne Coz defendants.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-31


LEATIIER-There is an OF arrivals over sales a
usual toward the close OF canal navigation but prices are
without decline in HemOck Oak Soe Is less NM but no or
cded decline DO reported. We qnote cash y lien
lock-Buenos Ayres Heavy. S83sie Middle 4sSlei
Light 33a34c; CALIFORNIA Heavy. 35G35ci Middle Hes
Light SeDssc; 0rinoeo az, Heavy, slaxc Middle ~
Sac; Light ~ alsc Coed Damaged 30dc; Poor Danasc
10 025e; in tho Rough 35e37c Oak slaughter,esn s
acc; Midde- 4Oa45c; Light %740c Cropped Middle 80
5Ic; Light 4sd5lci Yin be Rough, Heavy, iea4oci ha
36640c.; Light, 36G4sc. Bellies, MARC -, a.. IN
LATis-Eastern are firm and In far demandi sales SS"
at 81, months. o go - -. a.
LEAD-The market Pig continues duh and prse sr
nominal at 81 7jas5 sA for spanish German Kennel 0 D.
ssh gold Bar and Sheet and Pipe are without change aa
LIAls-Rockland Is firm and IN fair demsDd sales o. ~
bbs at 81 10 for Common and 81 10 for Lump In =,
AlOLASSES--The, demand continues active and s.l So.
most entirely for the low grades IRON distileEs and P'
rather tend upward sales OF 800 bids 5 tcs Cenrk 49,
Ic sfterwan resold, nc dole: &c hhds ~ tcs ana ~ 80
Cyed fslc goo hds Centrifugal in Boston % come
45tc 270hhds Guadaioupe az 533c and 33 hhds
on private TERMS We quote Cuba Muscoyade at
Csyed 46 s4sc. Centrifugal at 42oi7e and i93 - sl
55670c The stock il estimated at about 5000 mos 'a
100 bids Porto Rico. ..,..,s
NAVAL srORESThe market for Spirits Of Tnrpeossrs
excited and is better sales OF 900 bbsi Crude do
RosIDs are in reduced supply and prices tend uP~sru
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-31

NJ soaosns- frIends ard brother o6ccss 1bs eRoton
witch s 3, cs creates IN y hea sapprcsscs oil any cacas
lsBsusge u thsak yon would oil kfow net VIA. sa 70
about much othy Of fhls honor sa am VA
aoad CanaolY @ fsnish and Gen MoiVos u,noh more
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-31


Fforr. Nhs4s Cora
..w b5i.. ore qo
1ti,l to Great Britain and TIE Continent - - -,
for the Yoek ending Oct 20, l5DS-- Iy5O ~ n'tS..
Sinoe sept 1866 styji 10 10: <ssss
time 1865 la9oi %tZ-A lSS'oi
RECEIPTS or BHEADsrURFs.
Flour bbis Nbsat,qrA tcsp,qn.
For the week ending 0ct 30, lSo5., asa 9.09 ss
Since Sept. |, 1880 .----.- DO 80 49, 5io'S
GUNNY DAGS-The business Is Limited bat pfces remain
about the same; small sales at a6ir.
GUNNY OHOTH Is dull and prices are nominal az BIC
HIDHS-The sales OF the past week amount TO 1920 and
this activity induces more hrmness the close We quote
oash prices sDry Hidesusnos Ayrcs Is to q o. 2lt62I
Buonos Ayres 20 20 20 H. 2l022tc; MoHteydeo % 70 p o.
$50 issc Corenss 2li TO % n, Ist lsse;. RIO eanas
to 25 10. lsalsio Central American ne 70 q H.
MstamOros 2to 10, 7s9lee Vera Cruz IS 20 IL D. ISts
aloe; Texas y to IS o. l2Sl5c Western ls 70 - eSe
Wet Sailed Hides-Buen0s Ayres, ~ TO 30 ~ 3 alrl no
Grande a. to 4s OtalO!c California $5 to 70 a.
Para IS to ~ a, l0tGlc gold New Orleans 20 % y 10 ~
8l4o Western and Country 90 70 10 10 $50 he City saugs
ter oh 90 to 50 10, el4sci City Slaughter Govt -
n III q l2c, currency. ...... 49,
HAY-TRe supply Of shipping is moderate and with good
.deand prices m q l0as Is per 0o ID, and retail os
al 81 2jdsl Upef 100 u. -.
We quote at rom.0 40 a60c, TO growth aud qualify .
HEMP-Mania is rm and In fair demand at 0t lle godi
sales Of 500 bales in Boston, on private terms oher knas s'
dull and nominal. -. =. o . I, IL. ~ -,
IRON-Ihe SUI ply Of Pig is very small and with good
demand prices a. ID upwards sales Of 40 uns Bar iron
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-31

GRAfk--Wheathas been active demand Prices OF
Spring have nouated under liberal arrivals but Winter
hs and Ques and buOyant at The ocss
Our prseut stock about 40 900 bush against 2O O0ash
ts year The arrivals Of spring prospect
liberal than the time last Our mies
here AMI Throughout this State Jersey and Pennsane
without stocks and have purchased ony TO sdPpy
their present wants fearing reaction At early day daf
rruslay. the market is active and With moleras ar
rivals and brisk speculative demand and inquiry foe
mlng prices for spring 2rjc better and Winter $3.50
higher dc narsetloslg firm bnt 4act sales OF - Y bash
at 81 ~ Rejected Spring y 3ass IS for common srme
No Chicago sprns si,4Jo bush Amber STATE g. y lse
6, 20 sissr choice and 90 buse far White hohigla
nj 80 DO Barley has taken -c export at 09ea clor
.nada East IN bond aut b l30s - FOR DO West IN oonl
s rcve snd Is tano q, tte c5e prioSs
OF cool >I held sslrs OF AODD bush o. Dos ~ fos
canada st In bond ;s OF 40 ZOE do y ~ for good
vorDwat state and 81 sail - for folrr 10 Barley
Malt Is fun QUOT Ok y 00) bush good state tlo,
Oaf are extremely active 2a3c better c demand mainly
.pccage and confined largely Western ia store sales
So 90 bash at 7o575c,for inferior % fsr Chicago fta7e
for New state and 75cfor Old Ggujiaa IN sto. now held
higher I,efsesr % sss active; sales Of 9fD0 bush a.
81 3 on wsst,r o. 42Ssl % for New 10 and los
Gaaaiisn sad State Indan co hasben 10 'ry active de-
nanl nOsrats arrivals and favorable ayces from Ba
rope prices have advanced isl5 bash ali the tendsss{
Is sin upward s0os has diminished Instead OF Increased
only 900 bush IL day The market = yey se,s
and il much excited the demand cieny specuye thc sh
are AGO. bpsh % 6ti - for Mixed Western. IN sl0rs
81 3t6si do sdoat 81 3@ft " sor Wesern leuo9 IN
store aud 81 - Tor Westsra Nkits IN so0re. .tf i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-31

Logwood. Laguna tgold) Per tun. so 0o9s-
lockwood Cempeachy gold -----. y 500
fustlc, Cuba hgolfl --..--..--.---. 81 Oe
Fustic, Saysniila (gQldl. Y 700 y ~
ElIstic, Maracsibo lgodl. % 5oe % 90
FLOUR AND MEA1.-The bu0yancy and activity which
distinguished our Flour market this day has since proved
even norendked-hes and sales exceed l20o0 bbs
all grades have improved and still have an uPwaren
dency Our present stock is less than one quarter the
last year and there Is much apprehension felt los
future owing TO the great and continued demand at the North
WeSt-for Ohio Indiana and Kentucky; the wants Of this
also very large and hencewe have NOS added but
the contrary We have diminished stock during this
and the prospects, tnvoraesos anything like liberal
stock close OF navigation Unsound and Ordinary Spring
Wheat Flour taken freely for the South and The Wind
ward Islands at much higher prices, and 2ooObbS Of
Shipping Brands have sold freely at advancing pfces
and had stock Of old Flour almost exhausted sToday
Tucsday market less active owing to he extreme s
demanded The low grades l0e better but quiet al
thsbosc Family Extras generally held higher whi
checks business the sales II GOO bbl at ~ 90 III " of
Supcrfne sseY soSeil sstor Unsound Extra state s 10
ai3 60 for Fancy Extra State Sound s3 0SasH 70 Tor
de do $40 2502 65 for the low grades OF western Exka
and sl51tle St Louis Extras Canadian Flour he'd
higher and Il quiet of 55bis at s 650s TO- south
err Flour Is scarce and In moderate demand sales Of ip b
lat s2 s4 co for to fair Extra baltimore and Coan
bry and a 1851 for Trnde and Family Extras Rye Floor
better and In demand saies Of Leo bbs at ase 20 Corn
Meal is held higher and iqait Bucwheat Flour In lair
demand at g. 50d a IS pcrl00 D. the latter FOR choice
FRUTTS-The market s steady at our annexed hsnes we
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RANKING AND FIYANCIAL.

t1V~ CHICAGO, Rock ISLAND AND Pacific RAILROAD
IlRsr MoRrG AaE SEVEN PER CsSr BONDS
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No 81 WALL-sI
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-12-05
Novel Mode of Committing Suicide.

The following extraordinary account
Of determined attempt at suicide is
gravciy related by the Epocd of Madrid:
The individual in question being tired
of his life resolved to take such meas
~vo. ~ ,nuat iufnllihly insure his death.
To that end he started for the sea shore
provided with n ladder, a rope, load
ed pistol, bottle of poison and n box
of matches. Having some time before
discovered post standing little way
out in the water, he fixed his ladder
against it, and ascending, fastened one
end to the top and passed slip knot
around his neck, swallowed the poison,
aud striking n light set fire to his
clothes, then placing the pistol to his
ear, kicked away the ladder, but in do
Ing so his hand swervcd, and as he free
at the same moment, the bullet, instead
Of penetrating his brain, divided tn,
rope, and he fell into tho sea, eItin
gushing his burning garments; also {
quantity of the salt water he swallow
ed caused him to throw up the poison
he had taken, so that he scrambled OF
shore, convinced that his time had not
yet arrived.