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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-10-12
RIVER NEWS.
LEAVING.
MOVEMENTS Ar THE LEvEE.

III
Arrirals.-Kate Adams, Arkansas CITY;
Gayoso, Hales Point; Dean Adams, Osce-
ola; Commonwealth, Vicksburg.
Departures. = Kate Adams, Arkansas
City; Gayoso, Hales Point; Common
wealth, st. Louis.
Boats IN Port.-Dean Adams.
Boats Due DowR.-City of Providence and
John Howard.
Boats Due Up.-Coahomo, Josie Harry
and Fannie Lewis.
Receipts Yesterday.
Commonwealth-AOO SKIS seed and lot
sundries.
Dean Adams-117 bales cotton and asa
SKIS seed.
Gayoso-62 bales cotton. 20 bgs seed
cotton, so SKIS seed, sc SKIS corn, 8 hid cat
tie and 10 pkgs sundries.
Kate Adams-246 bales cotton, 10 bgs
seduction, 1912 SKIS seed, 46 brls oil, 8
horses and 20 pkgs sundries.
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WHISKY, ETC,

BRANDIEs-Cognac, S5@16; peach, s. so
as 80; apple, S2@3 so.
WINEs-Imported port, 81 5094; sherry,
81 55@4; champagne-Amerioan extra dry,
5000; Piper Heidsick, S2662S; Mumm's
extra dry, S2sGSo; Pomeroy Sec, S91 sc
@33 80; W. Cliquot, SS1 506S33 so; claret,
S. 75(a9 per box Catawba, S. GQ@9.
WnIsKIEs > ge9isdiled, 90cGSl so;
straight, 81 50@s4, according to age.
ST. LOUIS, October 11:-Whisky steady
81 IA.
LOUISVILLE, October 1i,-wh'-~.
81 Is, LAY steady
ORLEANS, October 11.-Whisky un
I changed.
CINCINNATI, October IL. Whisk,
steady, 81 Is.
CHICAGO, October 11.-Whisky stead,
and unchanged.
BAlrIuoRE, october 11.-Whisky stead,
and quiet, 81 1S@1 ISL.
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The New Orleans future market opened
| steady; at IL :O5, barely steady; at u :07,
quiet; at l 80, barely steady at 2:40, dull,
closing easy. Sales, 4S,SO0 bales. We
quote the price-list of the last call re-
ceived, as follows:
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FOR CEO

Tri-Weekly u. n. Mail Packet.-For Ran
dolph, Fulton, 0sceola and Way Landings,
Dean Adams, I
]. II. Cooper, master. .....H. d. Tomlinson, clerk
| Will leave Memphis every Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday at 5 pm, reserving the right to
pass all Landings the captain may deem unsafe.
For information apply on board, or to No. Madi-
son street. JAMES LEE, JR., Superintendent
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Transactions to-day aggregated 100000

New ORLEANS, October 11.-Sight ex.
change on New York, 81 per $1,000 pre-
MUM. Sterling exchange-bankers' bills
steady, 4S2.
LONDON, October 11.-Illinois Central
312 Pennsylvania Central, 613; New York
Erie, 315 Erie seconds, 90; Reading, 26f
Bullion in bank decreased e492, 900 during
the week; proportion of reserve to liza
bilities, 42f per cent. last week 43 15-le
per cent.
PARIS, October 11.-Rentes. IF. 773c
The weekly statement of the Bank o
France shows a decrease of $3.50, 000f. il
gold and $3.50, 000f. in silver.
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early 20 IL. NJ DUDLEY, DID, President.
Billiards. English German School

S now reopened at No. lis Vance street, between
l. Avery and Allen avenue. Day school from 3
Am to 3 Pm; Bookkeeping hour from 80 to
4:O; evening school from 30 to $3.50. An ex-
cellent opportunity for young clerks and mechan-
les to obtain knowledge of the shortest and sure
est method of calculations and keeping business
accounts in wholesale or commission houses, max
nfactories or workshops, and TO improve them
selves in reading. writing, ranslating, etc. TUT
ton fee, Sper month, or 20 cents per week for
either day or night school, payable in advance.
Persons desiring reference can apply to J. A.
McCarver,. ESQ.,. wholesale butcher. Henry ave-
nue., Chelsea; Messrs. Damman 4 Murphy,
Wholesale liquor dealers, Main street, near Adams;
John Mergle, Esq, grocer and butcher, Main St,
corner Linden. who will give any informati5n.
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NEW 4oRk, 9ctoberslIeThe Erening
Post says; sThe market opened at an adj,
vance Of ? to I points, but the pressure to
sell for account of longs, anxious to realize
profits, broke prices down rapidly, until a
III" hoe heen established Of - to 1t
points from highest prices. Futures
closed easy" ,
The New Orleans spot market opened
steady at l 80, firm, closing quiet, with
quotations revised, raising ordinary and
good ordinary ic and &c higher. Sales,
1900 bales. Stock on hand, l07 Alb bales.
Closing quotations.
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STEAMBOATS,.
Special Notice to Shippers.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

THE Strs. C0AH0MA and DEAN -.%
l. "a will positively not 0&9A
receive any freight after ) o'clock pm.
JAMES LEE, JR., Superintendent
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Feet Inch Fee. inch Feet In1

Above
STATIONS. low water. Rise. Fall.
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FINANCE.

The rates for money continue at s per
-. l.o.o,u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-24

The dealings in State bonds included only sales
of Tennessee Is at SO and 80. OF city bank stocks
uotropolitan sold at 1915 and Central National mt
12912.
The business in railway bonds was unusually
limited and prices, in marked contrast with the
share market generally were easier. Eric second
consols declined from "a TO 93l2093|. Rome,
Watertown aud OgdensbuTg 5s were off y ut 64 g.
Now-York, Chicago and st. Louis first Us were
steady at 99s4 and West Shore and
Rntyaio 5s were ls of at 1873. East Tennes-
see Virginia and Georgia consoi 6s were on
from 72I2 TO III st. Paul consols were q lower
at 1914. Chicago, Burlington and Quincy deben-
ture 5s sold freely at S9-a decline Of a. wabash
general Us sold at G620G7 against 40 the last pre-
yious sales. Union Pacific iirsts were oil g al la
and Central Pacific iirsts were - lower at IFS
,re,os and Pacific trsts Rio Grande division. were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-24
Balloon valued at $1,000 was received

R,lliou valued at s.. 900 was received in thi,
city yesterday from the mines.
Father de- Snct supc rintcndcnt reports, Oct : I:
Golden Gate south header still keeps IN ore and ~
showing well as usual. W here We are DIcasuhg
across The one looks we'll and seems 10 be quite eX
tcnsivc East crp-scut. third level, has got into
led matter, which, / think, must belong TO the
Golden cate ledge; but u, yet IT Is mixed Up con-
,iderably with slate. and samples low. Rest of
.,.lAe does not show mp quite 50 well this week, 80
we have br-n compelled 10 break down a lot of very
low grade ore but will pull up again next week.
The mill is running veil and every thing il going
ahead in full blast His report for week ending
oct. Il shows Ore extracted from first level, 500
tons second Lowell 500 tons; third level 400 tons
Ore nilled > 100 tons. Golden Gate crUascu, third
level advanced live feet. Golden Gate south header
second level, advanced seven feet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-24
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA, oct 93;Fonr-GcncIal market continued
6ysE favor & qe esT y o % 20 do ,asS -
So 30 Pennyana Family S5 ono W Gig'p 10 % 2g
~ 20 Minnesota patenI, - Rye Flour mo'Ss s,oSS az
~ isa .HG NJ s}Ds SO per 100 b. Speculative
let ary active aad Irregular Early deGngs Mcs ~
BY c @SSaG II an % cOndon node
Tasy active and steady No ed export elevator 99e
Rejected Red in export elevator No hed IN ~ Ss
yPGG qgG NOT e Sg a ES fa IN &G Red
IN s1gG fIyaG 30 q R S No Wen S sold az 81 S E
Psee@Se OT 6cd S2 DO 81 S u % s 10
yS@9e q o9 S Il 49, % p S Pg SEa
Very dull bur ruled nonnay steady up 10 the close SaIos
G f9 qs IS s5 aed 6% No Missed grain depot
track 81 IS steamer M5s on y ,SC o g 57 o
Sail Mixed track 6se sail YelST on track sc; Ss'i
osuS san Mixed October See bid SIC. asked; November,
9d S6 as sSc asked sOI active and
irreSnar closing shade lover under liberal offerings
E %Sitc .O %h at sc cars No NV White arrive
sS SP a nd s PGS SP p taaf Is dc to
2tter Fyi S1s 4S ao6 s "SSS' b @ asked 80
ysmDe so bid S6 ASKED 80 Dess@SSer ss S
s. ~ de- t'f no. c M ae%' I'll 5o oY cs Hams SOC
f bred Beef $i5s6 RcrE Ness si3si2 20 90 Prime s
cured cured 2o ic G sdes %S SMOKED salt $
Se DO DO saSkea sess r. Pess fS do smoked salt
a. "a? do butchers loose 81 25aS7 80. butterQnet
and easter; PENNSYLVANIA and Western CIea efy EAu@
% a2Sc bradford County and NewYork txtrs 2ss5oe:
Western Extra, 22c.; Western Good 10 Chlee lS0@Voi
Rols991se Eggs-Scarce and wanes Pennsy yania i
2g03Oc; Western do, 2Sa2SSe. Cheese-NeN otk W
Cream i2I.c: Western do. ll9all2ci do Fair TO Sood
l0Ia0ilc; Pennsyl Part skins 6d7c do Fun sEuns
steady at 63i0 Sc Tor falr 70 ooel
aefning Refined steady Powdere' lo,loS
sc; Iiranulated shsdS lll6c Crystal Al o's SoA.
fecdoners' a. ssc. Feed-tirmes Winter bran go IN
sl6O2 Petroeunl-Quet Refined In OOls, sac $3.50, IN
cases, Toe. High wines-Dnll western 81 20 & pps6
Flour $500 bbs Wheat 81, 100 bushi Corn, 2l4o pusn
OATS ~ $40 busR Shipments-Whea, 2OOOO husaf corn
1900 6ush OATS TO- 100 bush. 3i5 NV ieal-Du
and &C lower No Red october, al 90 sl % Asssa'
do November 81 O6 bid Il OH asked 10. hs Il 10
asAel Corn-Unsettled aud la S4e lower Oa's-D"i "
&c lower.
CScIYxNu oct 28.-Flour steady Family f1dio Sp
Fancy ID 5GS5 10 Wheat easy a 81 OIL cal ~ on9
vember 81 January; 81 o. y February keee s i-'
hush. shpuents 535 BUSH OOc ca az -
ioDer Oas quiet Soc Rye quiet az oSe tSa
Sll 2JdTll 90. Lard firm at % oz In - dzIr
little here Baeon-Shoulders, 80 20 clear ~ strnger
Clear - 12l. MhsAeynIner A. ~ b"' SMEAR steady and
unchanged; Hards 92eSc NewOrleans "a nd Bach.
spnsr ,onoon and Llght, - VOG - 30; Packns ~" ~
ers, 81 so So receipts. s,AOo shipmens iSoo he'A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-24
STATE of TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.


uhcssnged Howard street and Western SaPeTans g p
Ciiy Iiis sagerne & g 10 DO Extra s$l75 DO 30
Patent T. Whessoat6srn easier and quiet Western steady
and @ S Sq,hs5a 'f g. 90 60
Ee6 81 AZ GS NSyeTSs[ 19 Ferary 81 ~
va steady ara quiet. %sStsTn an an e and
Western Mixed spot 57a57c october 57e t asked 40
sse esser southern 81 8sc western White aSsc
mixed T o woat eSSnE Prime choice
and Maryland, s4a$6 Provisions unchanged ana gueet
SIDES packed nc and c Bacon-shoulders 7c Clear iab
sides Hams Se dsrdRs5sa gc BueF %
Eggs TSe 22G2S Petroleum du ana nominal Ref e So
sugar aGietH soft sase Copper Rehgcd quiet u
& SeaSsFy a fsf%x q 'SSi
SpF 0oo sSa 9ss bush BUSH corn S0osuS
bush; 40 hard palntG II 10 october 5000 bush 80
a5oo Do al 81 o. Corn easier $500 bush 2zed
fffess6ts to Se|YGTk-Wheat 7aac Corn 74c oats &c
Canal resns f FS6y gg 7o Sosn Whea Il ba6 Corn
10000 oats barley SoS2i e 'Y BUSH Se rS
i}o0O; Barley 10000 Rye G5oOO railroad shgmsa ,
Oat "a 90 barley 1000 Rye $500 Canal slpmeat. 70
Ssss Sp u. So9S Srb y
CHICAGO oct. 23.-FlOur quiet and unchanged Regular
Wheat in fair demand ba5 at lower rates A. 9O1c O1o
81 GlS May; No.2 Chicago Spring, 9O' 10 3 do, oGei
settled 6t generally higher eash and October 0S AZ h
CyLH
year 45isc January 4sa4sise. May oats steady wit
lair demand AZ "a % cash October Hovem6spi 2Shc
Al 5Se Barley dun and weak at 69lgc. Faxseed quiet a.
g 30 Il. i o ans g. SdS
Iii is Feb Lard IN ia demand but easier at II s.
cash andoctober 81 80 u 81 Now s. n aS7 80 Dec and
AN .6S ysa n M eanS hoader 81 90 short b and
Whisky steady and u1S S 66 Wbss gG 600 g Sn
Corn. S4s5So bush; oats 1900 bush 900 gus
Barey SS9o9 onsi at Xxx bns5 OATS I8S 800 bush RYE
DEIRo Mich Oct 2S-Wheat quiet No. White Fall
s sfS1 si65 = No DO ss ned Winter go Corn
10 SCc eeSeS dS Is 600 BUSH Corn ooj oats
s6ipments@Wheat $1,000 bush Corn 0o0i OATS 900
qa SrS W ady % ~ SSt oct 81 NS Dec
la y 91 Nay oat sS dull NO. 2c rye rc NO 5c
So Beele Bic BfTsS l9we Mess no f x so 70
Sc ttsIa S SO % jan Lard@r@e steaT, Oct
sS S,ri aeeSI q 600
bush ship@ents~ flour 100000 bbls Wheat 5000 bu'h
III o SSSOE ,e sIsFour steady UNCHANGED Wheat
steady No Red Fall 80 &c 999c October u COZ No
sf5er Mag, g. o2 P'Ss e4 fs 54 cofn shs
allow At 45645a cash and oeto6er 90 % 2sc
October november 27 bid Dece@6eT e 9 ans n a
b 2a52c Barley dull at SO~I0s BaieT s1 ~ ii SO
Hy Tn f PTsrs s Timothy PT1p rner
SSSSi @1eV csaf " soft aS
s Cleo Il co. Al geo dTS g SSS a. S2 BID
Ioa 1900 bills wheat 2sO0O BUSH Corn 2S 1920 o bush bush
s 2SOG Sash Ey6 S SS Wheat When S66 BUSH
SSq Sss 4a S4S Ra Ga 100 SRc Michigan OF
ea No 80 No Red Winter cash 81 90 ~ oit Stf
February ii o6,s Nay II asked; 80
H. No sac sss SS G oeS sS i 20 SoSe@6sr &c
9ecmber January 4sd4s rejected 4e; no grede e, ~
sad Ge SeTs S ~; NdVen6er Soc Decem6e 0 rejected
5000 bush YSuments heat % 900 BUSH 5000 busl
oats, 1000 BUSH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-24
CLOSING PRICES or BOSTOY STOCKS
Boston, Tues 10y, oct. %, 1883.
CLOSING PRICES or FHiLADELFHIA STOCKS
Exported By JOHN H. DAVIS & CO., Il Waii.d.
TUESDAY, Oct. 23-P. NJ


The general characteristics Of to-days stock mar
ket were the same a. were those Of yesterdays.
Bat new departure was made instead Of being
confined to one or two spccIalties, the movement,
to-day were general and included the whole list Of
active stocks. Northern Pacific preferred was re-
tired from ts leadership and the trau,sN ions ia
that stock amounted only TO BIB shares but it
established an advance in price of = per cent. BY
way Of parenthesis il may here be said that the
transactions in Central of Ncw-Jer,ey to-day also
were small iouly ISIS sharc-l bat its price adj
vanccd from o3l2 to 8Gls, and closed Offered at
s534. Michigan Central to-day was the piy-
otol stock of the market The transactions in
if amounted to $500 shares and its price rose
from SOL, with many fluctuations, to SS4a ool2.
The current runors connected with the advance all
lead to the idea that the stock is corncrcd" and
that fabulous rates are TO be charged for the of
certificates. How much or how little truth there may
he in the rumors, the advance ia price rccog-
nized reality and the effect of that belatod bears"
all over the market was almost magical. Il starred
81 general movement To close "sh0It contracts
which confirmed to the end of business. IL remains
an omen question, however, whether it was the
large "bearso (wh0 were large buyers last Wcdncs-
dav and Thursday or the rejuyenated balls that
contributed most TO the general But one re-
sult of the movement may be stated rs a certainty
the room traders, with few exceptions, not only
have closed M their short" accounts but have en-
listed on the "long" side for turn The adj
yances for the day average about per cent, and
the market closed noisy at about the highest fig
urcs.
Government bonds were dull with small sales Of
As at the bidding price. Quotations are unchanged
"A follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-24

damaged, all kinda
Damaged, lGal9L , -, ,,,,,o ool,,z
Ncd hide OF ali kinds: Light 20 L02l ~ Midde [-20
2lL Heavy % tId2G Good damaged 2O1d ~ ,,,di,s
Union Tanned (slaugh er)-L AT !acka 30 90 qniS
Backs, 81 G30lgi Do, heavy, 86@3! u ilRu' N'P' ~
AZ: Middle Crop, 81 d33 Bellies. II Ia q , a or,at
Ieeitinas circles continue 70 reP"it ~
market. The regular companies refuse luILh rinrant
speculative movement the exchange ~ ~
In the tone there Ia apparently dtpc7anB the
pprncut COM anticipate M early npIo t H.
General situation. Thomas. the best IN tho I 1bc
go No 2. sl9 90 Gray Forge Is qqoed az reTot
quiet OF affairs Scotch Pig " c0ma,|r,tt from
In view " recently advanced felght-Iatcr, hoys
Glasgow, aud the report that 1000 coa MN or fwo
struck for higher in scotland OnV Wy. ~
nj Ardrossan In consequence nave been 9oSh C
quoted t23 20 SummoTee, W. OoG95S'
AR 1888 Iangoan S23 70 Gartsherlle 49, an
and Carnbroc, S22at22 90 J tSs 80 so
sucgreiseu quoted $50 for 20 per cent, MI. havs
nfPhiHdciphia AT &J5 90 for 30 per cent sr mills
continued rather quiet; s51 Is the price at recent sales
at PittsbuTg however, reported ~ $50 90 ~
selling agent here "1mde II slow Out ny ~ INN
The year two will Offset any duihoss l M sl7
ais are quoted dull and scrap Iron u ~ 49,
Copper sells I'm the usual way ~ 10
thongh Of sales extending up To EOOOouOU - Tor
rrnt at &C. Pig Iron quel at 9Ohc for Sirs a l. or
common Refined speter Is dun at &c 10, POM d
90 fr -ilrsan. tho Metal ENcIanRo to-day 1t p
and weak. IAN steady aud morn active ne. ~ iona
rrr % IONS straits October November snip, -Vse, 80
Strs October. oyenlber ship 2O'c Anu p1'weV r ,e
Strnits October. november snip Eu'ec '"lP'' f
Lad dul. Spoter unchanged -, .,,rsi Ncvy.Or
MOLASHts--Forrgn duil ana ne'rH n''"'"'''
+ANAI siOKES-Rosins were again quiet ana nu,nuIlSu
M N 6u4sI % 20 Gopd otrined 0ils IN,
tno yerJ 900 3Jc. iu yard J9DImg ii'' lo0' ~ "
nj - Ola e. 70, hnd city fich - 80 -
ai a. tAAs hat Eur tina WEAK i-i ""
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-24
THE COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, Oct. 23.-In the Court of Appeals
,aday the following decisions were handed down:
sarah J. Gilbert Harriet A. ComstOck and another
Rector ardens of Christ Protestant Epis
eopai Church. the City Of New York. agt John Mack and
another Judgment OF General Term eveIsed that OF special
Term affirmed with costs ~
William b. Garfield and others ag the Baltimore aud Ohio
Railroad Company. Judgments reversed ana new trial
George Remington agt the Agricultural Insurance Com
many OF Waterown; Margaret Watson agt the Forysec
and Grand Ferry Railroad Company Mary
McGlynn the Brooklyn City and Newtown Railroad
Company Sutherland d. Tenny sgt Mary A. Berger jung
ments affirmed with costs.
the matter Of the application OF Edward COOPER Ao
etc, the appeal is dismissed with costs . .ao.o
matter OF the petition OF Henry Hughes 10
ETC. the orders the Special aud General Terns are
so as apply only the portion Of the assessment
ing unpaid at the time OF the beginning OF the
and modified affirmed without costs 10 either
A0nzO Bradner agt. Lester b Faulkner Orders u 0Po
and General Terms reversed with costs. ,rouca Com
Jacob Carpenter agt the Manhattan Lie
pany Order Of General Term affirmed and Judgment "o
ordered against the plaintiff with costs .hors Ind gent
Lawrence Kenny agt Lewis j. Apga anu ri liens in the
priority fixed by the judgement % ne of The sale
thereon from May J. 1879 10 e9an the amonn
alter deducting Ryans lien and the sum o. sD ~ oied
OF the order Of Richardson, BOyntOn q w. "N'' -" "
Affirmed without costs TO either party.
The following causes were argued;
No 245-Iames K sherwood agt sainne ;a1sna sct
~ 2t6-The First National Bank Oh hoiona 1A0"' %"
James X o. Sherwood 1T. an, tho CITY NJ Svracuse
No. 253-Wiiam r. seward ah" O'N'@S 's '
The day calendar for Wednesday-Nos 2Ol
$50 2s4 2S7, 2SS 2lS, 900 2l9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-24

Toypoy oct 23-l23O D. m.-Unitei states per ce CEN.
bonds l3i Ia FTic 29ii SewYork Ccnra lis's Atanto
a1 Croat Iestcrn second mort trustees ceTlhca
ILL; Illinois Central l3l Pennsylvania 6Oe heanhs 80
II 6S6S Oct 3-iuO D. m-Bar silver Il qnoted at BOIL
per ounce Atlantic and Great Western first mortgass un'
tres' ccrincates 49ll Erie. 20 - Nrwl Ork ehia
Illinois ra 1924 PonnTvanm, ol headlns' -"
Mclean Ordinary 90, ~. Paul Commun, ~ y .,..
i0SI6y 0Ct 28I"3Ip m-rars adviccs quote three per
cent re1tes az ~ Gancs centmes for tlr account
IoSnOy oct - 900 2. mPar' nivce7 Glole mr. ~
cent r,nfc al S francs Il centmes FOL the account anu ca
change London al 20 francs - = c'hthos IoI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-24
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEwYOBK. Oct 90
When it is stated that the business at the
Petroleum Exchanges to-day amounted TO less than
100000 barrels and that the uctulons were only d
cent in the extreme range little need be said about
the market Best prices realized at the opening
aud the close was made about the lowest figures and
81 cent below last nights final figures The market was
moved entirely by local traders and many OF them look
for temporary rally of increase in the
trading short interest close dull and unsettled,
however.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-24
COrRr NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 24.

SUPREME CoURT-CHANBERs.- Before Barrett JoNos.
10 90 SO o. g5 1O1 1902 1O3 49, 142. 15S 1872 1873 2
266 no PAS Dag 252 259 276 2SS 2s9 300 29l 29 29'
800, Sol, 300 800 $40. -, N =,
SiPRTME CouEr-GFyFRAL TERM-Before Davis r. j.
Brady and Daniels JJ.--NO calendar. 49,. w.. ,
SUPREME COURT-SPECIAL TRRM.-Bef0re van
Nos 27 274 277 29i 25i 800, 1923 BAL S4Z 300 o. g.
So rs 1871 49, 1885, 1885, l95, 1916, 800 22l, ILL., loS 1915
900. ,-,... ro.o,,o
Carter agt BOwe, sheriff, enc w.. ,oro,,o-o T
Nos lO57 100 1870 1929 l14S, 1900 1917, l07S 1919,
81 1855 27s 1919 63s 1852 1919 1922 l2O2 1905 l23A
1O7, 1871. Mr. o.rro,oa
Nos 47i 500 S7l 1886 b6l, 40 lI29 I658 i6dS, 6aS
IDOL 747 1893 $685. 20l0 332, 2O92 llU2 2lZO 10 l0
Se3 500. 100 -,
Eliza Aaron and Frederick GrOte, IL a.
SUPRHlOR CONFESSIONAL TE9M.-BefOre OGornan, j.
No day calendar.
C. J-NOs. 1856, 2SS 465 200 525 $50, 667, $40, 81.
SUPERIOR COigT-TRlAL TRRM-PAR1 IlBelore Freedman,
Mos. 6O2 COS, GOA, sos, 6O7, $50 S97 SOL 2l1
SUPERIOR CoURT-TRIAL TEgM-PAEr III.-Beiore Trua1,J
Case on. Smith agt. Slagg.
COMMON PLEAs-sPEclAL TERM.-Before DAILY, J-Deane
CoNMoX PIEAs-EoUITY TERM.-BeiOre Van Brunt j.
No day calendar
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-24


Rece,ns for week 3S797 boxes last week 49, Io Exports
~ iiyerpooL 20 d3Os to London 22s Cd G55s
g01iay bills London, "a 79qasi 80 immcaey oiow,
No AIR last report the market developed some nrhes on
made Cheese, and before the close OF to
tk l2c A. rate Tor the perfect lots OF Mh,
ma Syaa occasouny made COlOred To-day udllhE ls
light but the OF Fancy september Snerss arc y
limited and strong undertone Is apparent every whete nc
qhout state closely sold up tnal ho
have c Duwer 10 terms AMI the Leaning operators
cr and elsewhere forced extreme rates ~ sees
mailer little that generally dull or that Ensah
has received nearly 100000 boxes IN excess on
last wear; factorynen believe that the sosn
in the country today and ., me q ~ mest
he demand except in the event OF very hlgh price,
beibrr or not their position safe one can Ony ee de
venu by future The export and home dena9 nv
no both ight and the figures quoted though IaiIY
NJ values ere for the bulk or the stock ONO fas
SLOW aud fancy qualify reach ii no only IN small WY;
Creamery skins decllned sIIpy ast H's arsde Nv
rather nrner best lots suitable Tor the honv ~, -
porters buying chiefly ~ o@o'sc' Pay'ns UP w
only for o few on special OrderS'
Sol. ,actorv Fancy ohio Factory Flats
Full rean CORD llSsGl2 Poor 10 fAlr s,,., q
100 ddo Ell Giil state rrme. g 9,
30 Good Prime 10 q iOS DO 40 Var 70 nOou d" "a
10 Night MSSkims 0lO 20 tehBIsyIsu"'" 90 :
Ohio Factory Flats, Do I ~ ~ ii"'' "a "A,
Fms % Fancy Mlldll aila DO DO fau %
M tiooI TO PRIME . Dla0lO = Creamery SKINS - ~,
EGGs. 80. -
Receipts for week 1927 pkgs last week Fancy
f,esgtheryd Eggs in light supply lar deinahn am nI
few choice es seiliug Ia 2Oo lee nous" I5sI iuIe
a,rt and supplyi choice sweet hhNOteI iyS aao
2ty sts.dyi Inferior have certain value. Lined Eggs