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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-19
srrpprvE couRr OF THE UNITED STATES.


WARRINGTON oct ls-The Supreme Court OF the United
States to-day without rendering decisions took up inc
land grant Kansas City, Lawrence ana
Kansas Railroad Company agt B. Fl Brewster ATTORNEY
General brought by appeal from the United states Cn
emit Court for the Kansas and advanced on tne
docket bv reason Importance Of the questions at issue
nv the biz Of the United states ca ms
as against defendant tthe appellant IN TINS CoI u ee ee
70 Is 40 acres of land situated IN Allen County kansas
These lands are claimed by the railroad company ana
persons deriving through that company on hs one
and bv settlers the homestead laws Of the Uned states
the Other
The other business transacted today was as follows
No ll99-Albert Rosenbanm plaintiff in error. agt the
BOARD of Supervisors OF Francisco.
M l2OO-AlDert : Rosenbaum. palntir, agt Johh a
Bauer treasurer On motion OF Garland ior pa1
iu error advanced pursuant 10 32d rule. =, ,,
No l2Oe-Elza Causten appellant agt James founE
Colorado On motion OF ii NeAs ior hpPeAiee' u'NAN
dismissed with costs uo,-v
Ma I2lO-ious Trayer, plaintiff IN error. agt fehI9
Franz In error the Circuit Court OF Appeals on
Gorilla PARISH motion Of James LOwndes ioi ueienu
AMI in error doc keted dismissed with costs - -,
No lOs8-Edward Hancock. appellant agI. Elza yaie
HOlbrOok and others on motion OF Rouse iOi aPpo"
advanced pursuant 10 SOD rule. . ,.o.ao pau-oad
No lsO-The Denver. south Park and Paclnc NAnroan
Comrany plaintiff agt John Etlgeraio ~ 20 ~
ror to the Circuit Court OF the United states LOT INC
Of oorado ON notion John Dillon for plalntn IL eIot
dismissed with costs per stipulation -u. mr.. tho
No 2l5-JOhn Miller treasurer. etc appellant agL lne
Union Railroad Company. Appeal from mt NH'S,e
Court of the United District OF Nebraska Vn
motion of John Dillon appellee. dismissed per sup~
lion clerks costs this court 10 be paid by appeued
Adjourned until omorrOw at ~ o'clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-19
THE COURTS
rpusr Fund DISTRIBUTED.

CRYING TO GET TRUST FUND D's'hino -. ~
- Frederick Unbekant in 1879, instituted iund. 'n'
80 which was TO be used in assisting sick members
s,se N Regiment the National Guard which he commands
"A and in aiding widows and orphans Of otmer % M
xsbandei ii was 70 be given 10 charitable
widow Of Colonel nbekant aiter hs Hsa. ~ 80 ,ns adj
bv the trustees John W Flsck George pleh anu
and sulseoneny began suit against them
AM Colonel Albert stewart who now commands ne rss
nt Tn nor com plaint charged that the trustees ha1
H. snendns tic principal and not performing telr
Ssss m Accordance the OF the trust sue ase
ernst hs dertd void that the balance DC dls
sr1Suted among who had subscribed to IL n
ard on behalf az the defendants. yesterday asked Juroo
rsnoboa In Sunrene Court ihambers 10 dismiss the com
nsnt on the ground not snicent iaos s
T. John G. Frazier couhse io
Mrs UnbekanL opposed the motion and the decision Was "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-19
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Prime iers sold at So 5oa 50 S. and
REVIEW OF THE WEEK-The arrivals Of Beeves the past
Ol9 head than last week and 1910 head
on no rate supply Wednesday opened steady
and closed tre urn WIN nearly every hing Sole Inc Wv,
prices declined lOd zoe making the market one OF the
lowest for many years At the reduction the yads were not
British markets which ruled firm higher the close Of
trgaraiar Reef %ss iu AZ III or scant sLc per 10
Live Calves have been liberal supply and while Good
Sold At barely steady prices Heavy Calves OF all
descriptions have been dull and lower ,
with OF Sheep prices have tended downward
and Medium grades hav sold fully &c lower.
with light hDe wOoed especially HARD 10 sell even az the re-
duccd figures. Lambs opened little firm early IN The week
and yaua " advanced closing active and strong &C hser
Live Hog have dull all the week. but the market
showed hrmness during the latter part ana 1ne
cool weather aV0ieh the tiae hraNy hoss sOn
81 40 aud ght have reached 81 in few cases The sw.
much isvor and ga &C. hos been the range Of prices
BEEN Es-keceipts Yesterday AMI to-day were Ss cars OF
the l-st yards there were 81 cars Tor Mr. Eastman
stock were Two carloads of Bulls, Dry Cows and
stays reported sold at - - per 100 o. ., -.
30 less that direct TO CITY augh
terer there were l62 ears on the market ana ~ Gs
than 100 loads 10 be disposed 10 the city trade
The market opened WIN duh aeay IeenR me
early rather stronger prices than
was downward after the Common and
Medium closing dl5c lower while Good Cattle also
Which were not likely to be ciesed out today
So 9Oas4 Halt Breeds at g 40ast 90 Ordinary binary
and selected bringing - 20 80 80 ana one pair sold
Two cars Of Western Heifers mixed brought
81 So and Heers sold al - 5Oa 20 Bulls
RANGED from ~ So 20 and Stays and oxen from 50 % TO
No shipments OF Live Fresh Meat from this port
fks' ont s a a q sse
n.af Qrfifl ufT W. "A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-19
THE COIrRT OLE APPEALS

ALBAxY Oct ls-In the Court OF Appeals to-day the o4
lowing business transacted
No SOLITARY Marion executor respondent agL the
rrn,fel states Trust Company OF New York, appellant
No S4-WiIiam Smith. respondent agt AhoniAs Nelson
appellant ~. ,,,.,arr and % administrator
resond-n AIT Charles executor anu Others
appellants. -. -o.,o,aon,s agt
No 10 Phoebe Angevne and others, Respondents as|
John NJ Jack SON executor. etc. appellant
The following is Court Of Appeals day calendar for oc
tOber 10
Nos Sc g. -. So 23l. CAS- $50 964.
The ,notiop calendar tor October 10 as follows;
Nos g5l g54 957 95s 96l go 1858 966. pa 500, sl$
754 26l 9Os 953 $40 97l 97 955 1853 $780, $40 80 D.
O73.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-19
,r,oep.x FINANCIAL MARKErs

LONDON oct Is-I23O p. m-Consols 100 t v a 70.
49, and 1907. for the account United states -FOUR rex
1n, Bonds 1872 Four and Han Per Cen. bonaA
,pnftc and Great First Mortgage trustees
5JLa Canadian pacific. 10 y Ere 81 10 Sec
- .onsols lO4 = Mexican Ordinary 90. 81 P2u CON-
% a. = New. YORK Central. 1861 Pcnusyi wanna. "
,. dvces quote Three Per Cent kenes Al 81 Anos ~
centlmes tor the account -. ,,-..-
'ioSDox oct ls-l D. m.-Atlantic and Great Western
First Mortgage Certificates. 52 do Second Mort
80 rs TanadiaD Pacific, 75t Ere. SOasi do second
coasos iO4,s Illinois Central 1873 81 Paul Common
central ll6's fennsylv.h'A W. he-"saS' 20"
Bar silver r. quoted Al Add per ounce
Hudson Bay Company. 20 -. =, @, ,-.n>.
Paris advices quote Three Per Cent ientcs ~
so c.ntimes tho account, and Ekoiahse "H N'A~
rs francs 81 confines for checks - ,.,oar,. Rank Il
ocr l.-rhe statement OF the ltnPertN D~~>
Germany increase m specie o. rs rate
- Rank Germany las An' a"Ss1 ~
a,scount from TO SD per cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-19
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Rfrer. Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE-Ro and santos growths received moderate
amount Of attention and closed fir At II & Tor a spqe IN
Sales 1000 Ma g. O95c. an 900 Oag- 90
II Doc Mid growth nrm. se-. 5000 D!gs Washti
araeas and 500 bags Maracao TIE option market Opened
az decline Mild uuct all day ana closed easy AZ
January. $3.50 900 February 9.sja990 March g9g99g
9N5 April. 9J7dNaj May. 9.9Jd 1000 June, oHOD
1900 October. s9Oa0 % November. $50 d9"O; Decem'
her. 80 $50. Sales 30 $50 bags ..
COrrON-Prces for spot cotton showed important
chant TO-DAY while movement continued limited sizes
443 bales II % all FOR consumption oFt
receipts today 56779 bales compared with 47"O haes t
dav last 723 faY last year IOt port
receipts since Sentemher gJ1l73 bae- comparing WIN
col 4lb bales for the ing period last year
On tatons American standard or CLASSIFICATION
follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-19

The Presby yesterday adopted resolution approving
epca Christmas collection the sunday schools for the
Board Foreign Missions and extra collection III thc
churches fo the Board Missions in Papal Ian Dr.
lDuw,o SAID that there many thousands OF PfOtes
tants ~ countries OF south America VINO wOud
he In regard TO evangelical Work III the
CITY Wa determined t those churc desiring u 10 20
should maintain evangelical services for month III the IA
Ter m that other churches should ST IN The services Aed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-19
t.,y,~il.ws. birthday Book

beautl ful present give any ay But there ntse
book pubsAed pamphlet forl with no pre'nsn, IN
rarv ,rr that would DO appropriate Ann nxns ~
,nss1s of saving 1t Called Dt H. v Fierce -
an isea.rs of women. tor whose peculiar toun'ss 80
vor,ta prescription Is especially drsgned :. - ~
ain colorc plaaca and WV " ~
ys.s Tor Ten cents stamps ~ the Wefds DE-
,ssn.sry Medical Association. Bnnzio. N !.
II von are blsous Dr Pierce's Pleasant
p.i,yts l1s Original Little Liysx fllA VI Al essf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-19
3 1sT Sc. % iss 49, 81 Is g. 30 ios b

LAmbs IS %, State no. OF ID, -
SO o. 1t Sac 1853 DO o. n e IS 90: io3 do 20 ,. .
T. sadier Co: 1877 Kentucky Sheep us o. - = 80,
s5s &c, iOs 81 i5 iss do % y, ats4 is5 d. p
At 50 90 40 Indiana do 80 B at 81 l21 IA DO W ~
- ~ Indiana Lambs. 90 n. at SIG; l29 DO e2 D. Sc
2os DO 81 3 81 a i7s ao IS Srs' 200 Mss,ssa
do rs ~ at So 80; 100 Pennsyvania do 30 n. at 23S
stse 2l3 Virginia DO IS ~ att.e 22s Indiana DO "a "a
Canada do ~ 10. at She; 2O5 do. 81 n. at 81 IS.
Judd Buckingham 1856 state Lambs. 81 d, AZ 81c 20J
do 81 10 at 6c state Sheep 80 H. at &c 80 do rs ~
se 225 40. n at SO IS g2s Indiana DO 81 %. At Sizes
3ls Ohio do 80 D. AZ 3 &c 22l do - ~, az - 10 -
j. " Pdeock SO state lambs So n, az Sic ls5 state
Sheep 81 ~ at 1875 Kentucky do 80 10 az &c 80 ONO
DO lob az &c: III do SO ID. at Sac 2l2 DO, 80 o. a.
SO IS 2s7 do, 70 u. at 3isc
T. :. ksse ll5 state sheep 80 70. at IS s5 z36 state
Lambs few sheep. 60i2 n. at 50 90.
sherman Culvers 800 Kentucky sheep lO3 -, az $c;
l02 DO 81 d. al &c 81 DO Is 10 So IS 1873 Ohio DO 10 .,
al 81 40 % Lambs 60 n at IS So Bucks 20 ~ AZ Sc
HOGS-Recelpts 80 Of 1888 head-5l 80
Jersey city aud "a 40h-st Feeling hrner In
patty with the slight advance Dressed HOGS saturday.
and stronger markets West bunch OF state Hogs sold
al 81 g. and dealers quote Heavy Light at 4hd5 per
10.
sales-P s 81 Hogs 22s ~ 81 S. per 100
n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-19

George stevenson advising men how 20 got %
xon unish by saying DO as have done-perssycIo Foe
een years e plodde worked before giving the nnish-
ng touches ais locomotive la many day, these Psrses
,ny IN the use ol Dr. Golden Medical Discovery
bav great relief and found Themselves on me
hirh roa complaints Impure blood shfono
nng others yield Ia 10 hezhs Influences
never % AL drugglstA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-19


TL3T AB d M FL @ be- has se Sscn T" m
without quotable advance in prices The IMPROVE, ,S
IN ~" wheat Market alone explains We MN ~ ,Sre ia
nothing IN iLe Character Of the deinand TO n,y any %
900 bDI, INV Mi fXtra - IS - 80 the West Indies.
latter IN new pkgs 900 DDS. tne - 9o@@ 0 oV is
FTfr, \" . ~ i0Gs3 I50G b6s WHIT Wheat Extra
at y iOasl Is 1900 bis Minnesota Extra al - 4oG
oe Tie latter Tor one or % Two gya f., graR Ras quota
lions -Fin,. 80 a - go superdnc - i5eS2 90 20
= Common to Coo LAiit - common to FAR
to Cn"ce EHt Mes.ern. - - so 81 Cool to
Choice - - - IS Common K "a Minnesota - 4Vg
3 20 = s. = P At = 3Sa ~ . Bakers Extra s. oa
- 90 st aui, Common to Fair Extra - % tAr
latter ezrcne Winter wheat Extra = 20 81 %;
eks ~ soa nA Ah rS' 3 % i 70 market closing quiet
Sales @ , o T0t 10 S r Fvi nna at 81 s. 81 S. and
Far to al - 90 - 4 G Gl CORN fl
fIs s %e''e 49IKfwS Iii%T FLOUR"
Q srsI ST. 81 7oq - %
GRN-wnEATIn cash lots the dealings a were vi mod
tr au.'n--. ior porT and heh trade Tor city NJ Hing.
In options ne mad le "ls con-urIny l,sS aoJ r ar he
lose opening strong advance " TO Sc then pee me
%caH and 9, cs rn A. M hghpst prices Of the day sales
l.sSon0o bush future and 2i+ GOO bush 1t VS
Ret II &C. No Red, s8'.c elevator - - &c. aholtNo
&C. do Novemb-r - Il closing al = q. 10 pc
cember qs6 closing At Is &c 10 January - SieS
r. L BAELEr AND FARLEY MALr-pull and IN
changed rOHN-Gu spot lots the IT ding was active;
quot prices 10 hight business Tor th export anu
home In options the trailing was dIl ana pfl.es
showing no change nc the highest pr ces oi Lac
dAy sales 900 bush future 10000 bush spot incinH
M rnrraded MiAcd al a. -lc.; Old No, j. t4c'
SO .. 4fa 045c ~ elevator 20 -anoit N" Mnlt'. 80.
So October. tl,. closing AZ 4Oc. 40 NoNtih.s
"a l5l, clns NO Al DC. December. 46 II lb0
4-c AZ s6aic. January A. d4! 2c closing AZ
4Sc., CloSng AT 4sf. 10 May, 800
90 ,.,nS It c OA1S-In cash lots the tridns
~ and prices "a nc higher. closing hrn
IN o. 0l- Tie also Aght an prices 70 x
Close, opening strong at an al, anc- OF = 20 ",
rther y Lc and CLOSED nrm Al Tie highest
rfc~- Of the fav Sales $4,000 bush including No AZ
10 - No. 2. 81 a l3Zc; do v llte
81 81 c. 40 White 81 &C.. Mixed Western, 81 Gf''i
White TO- 35 zoe. state. SO So &C. No DrOmr
clos ~ az .c al November. 81 - y, closing 1T ~ w.
Drcrnber 53 83lse, closing al 33l4cf 10 January
G n-ln. s3 -. 10 May. closing AZ 80 'sc-F 1f-D-
q G. and unchanged
OIL u STORE iu York. BROOKLYN and jersey City
gram and held III railway lighters on cetuhtate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-19

Ralph L Anderton IT, seeking 10 have set ASIDE e o"
tract by which Rudolph Aronson was made manager % ~
Casino aud to Of stOce 10 him declare" n
void In his sut the defendant demured to the eohpn'
n not facts sufficient 10 constitute @ Term
the supreme Court SptclI ellL
overrued the demurrer The General Term yesteruy TN
ered decision sustaining tha; OF Justice Andcw anu CIV
ndants TO withdraw the demurrer
answer -. -o.o-vad
Lawrence. In supreme court IhdlhpeIs
his DO ison aft argument on the appncaton lo
er uoforv manaamus requiring the Police comm
H. mas reoiu on retiring sergeant Nat hew TUCK VINO
was recently from the force ana psolhg ~ NAM
M the Police Pension Fund Justice La"r nee on A4s
The papers said ne believe that man had oeen On
rhe ioce for twenty veal and day after That une com
mfe murler h required 70 grant nhn's ~ ~
L. a Ceri cate of character when "Suu w III
p If q the rel G nst he uu no '0''
the Legislature had any such intent
The trial Of the suif OF NJ TOten against Cassus
IA Real for 90 600 damages breach OF promise OF
rage postponed by Chief Justice - ne
1,oI1rt If orpmon He
the conn defendant pending their Appe ~ ~, ~
decision refusing the equity ofncn oi W
II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-19

SALES At THE CONSOLIDA TED STOCK AND PETK0-
LECM EXCHANGE.
STOCKS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-19
sprprrs OF rURPENTINE

s.,.,sAH. oct ls-Turpentine quiet a, 20
VIZ, s-fos oct 10 --Turpentine quiet ~ SAC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-19

S. Good nr,i9arv ils Wi4ine. -... ....... 90
options firm point advance on the higher ru
in Of the Liverpool bni reacted IN sympathy WIN
h ak Liscrp00l and full receipts and closed easy AT ue
cline OF . q points from saturday prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-19

The Eneheauer Mining Company levied assessment
- ~ cents per share
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-19

CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS
SAN FRANCISCO. OCT Is. 1856.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-19

NrwYolk produce Exchange statement visible supply
Oct 10. lorO ,
Wheat Corn. Rye. Barley
-. 49, . 49, ~,
amt Anoa ,-2-jag l3 15l.044 ,lt9to 5LiZAo =.
Increase. lU4l.IO4 l4-.OaZ l4OtoJ -p''OV'
Decrease .---.- %0,foo
Visible supply in United states and Canada
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-19
THE MONEY MARKET
SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE-OcE Is
THE GENERAL LIST.
op'g. H'gt. Low't Final. Bid Ask'd soil

Actual Sales Closing No.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-19
BONDS AVID Bivg Sr)O
METROPOLITAN Bank

81. 900 -..--.-1e =
Virginia 6s defd
Trust Receipts
80, 900. .-...-.l3
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-04
SATLTO YE>PERDAY
Schr Ruth T Carlisle. Philadelphia.
MEMORANDA.


Bahia. Aug 27-sai'ed, harks Patent Nor,
Moyensen. Savanna h; 2Sth, G2nymedes (Norl,
Olson, do.
Dartmouth. Sept SO-Arrived, steamship
Gen Napier Bri. Geach, Coosaw, C.
Grmshy, Oct Arrived, ship Lanarkshire
Bri. Reid, Pensac cola.
sailed, brig Raven tBr>, Hendry, Savannah.
Hull. sept 30-Arrved. bark Pereidente
HttD, Delepaine, Pensacola.
Londcn, Sent 3o-Arrived, bark Gina tNOr),
Andersen, savannah.
Portsmouth,, Sett 30-Sailed, bark Preclosa
tNor). jacobsen. Pensacola.
Sietlin Selt 30--Arrived. steamship John
Dixon (Brj. Howsagol, Port Royal.
Rotterdam. sept 30-Arrived. bark Marie
Recker Ger, Sandersfe.d, Pensacola for
Schiedam.
Apalachicola, Oct ARRIVED. steamship
Pactolus, Whtesides. New Orleans.
Boston, Oct Arrived, Sarah Potter, sum-
ner. Feruandipa.
Fortress Monroe. Sent 2s--Passed out. sehr
Quaker City, Georgetown, ID {. for Key West.
Cnaddock, Pensacola; schr Joseph NJ Hayes,
Cr, cker, Apalachicola.
ia 'KsOnvilie. oct l-C'eared, schr City OF
Baltimore. Tawes Baltimore.
PensGcoia. Oct Cleared, bark Elena Utah,
AlbinO. MOnt+videO.
2sth. in quarantine. bark Seien (Norl. Jor-
gensen, from London; brPs l. MunsOn,
McKowen. from Key Vest; Mary Gibbs,
Moore. from CienfuegOs.
Port kOYal ; &, Oct 1-Se led. steamer
Argosy tBr;. Norman, United Kingdom.
New YORK, OCT Arrived. steamships La
bOurgocne from Havre. Sereca from Newport
News w yonoke from Richmond, LOUIS Bucki
from jacksonville, Chattahoochee from Sa-
yaunah.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-04
MARKETS ny TELEGRAPH.

I'm ATCl A..
,NEW YORK. oct. 3. noon.--Stocks quiet
ANY, o"t s1eauJ Money active at per cent. EN-
1"auge'-long. 81 S2tg4 o2I4; short. 81 $500
d, '>V".e 0onus steady. government bonds
az TO- u raI,
1" y. m.-EXcnange, "a SO. Sub-Treasury
30. S,unces-Gold, sl26 sjS 200: currency. $50. :
s''VVV. Government bonds quiet; four per
1I0Yr's' i2ots; threeper cents. llo. State bJnds
=, lNe market this morning opcned with a
If.W.onEer tone. ana the impression that trunk
Dc by MATTERS WA be amicably arrange a the
Tt es'9ents' meeting next week & tined ground.
~ aG Veal IN New York and New England
""ug Hfther pro1ress to-day, and 40 with
sauulns the TACT that sew sral mate rial re-
ions occurred. the stock IL 81 per cent
s'kasf Tonight. being alone in the clio ing
,rtI''b. Ihe o. eniiR was lrm to strong. first
nnn,ceh generally show ng an advance of 14(q3S
r. ~, cont. western Tn on, however. was , Is
81 NeW Jersey Contra, down x per cent.
T., ~" t vas some hesita ION Ia the general list
49,, W" carly trading, but the extraordinary
-. ngsh In New Eng aud aud Western Union
"i'eI the market, ami the upward move
n.I ~ was not checked until after noon, when
~ advances were generally lost. There
,,' %S come little Improvement in the lart nour,
~, ~ W 0 mari ct closed barely steady. Trading
-, ~, NeW England was nearly double that OF
ny tthcr stock. It's sales reaching $1,000
I !. closing prices show Irregular onsng yes,
Aranoos are AS>v numerous aud irnpor-
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-04
MAGAZINES.

The Art Amateur for October gives an
admirable crayon study OF French
Peasant Grip by Charles Sprague Pearce,
a charming lull page pencil drawing of a
"Flower Girl of Picardy," n spirited
sketch of "Parisian Fencing Master"
by jules j.. Stewart; some interesting il
Illustrations Of painted glass windows, and
the usual profuse array of designs for
china painting, embroidery, repousse dec
GRAFTON and other art work. The articles
on flower painting, on sketcbipg from ma
ture, on ''motive" In painting, on harplo-
NOUS colOring in needle work, and on
tapestry painting are OF especial utility.
The hints for the decoration OF the 'i1ats"
and other city apartments, to which so
many persons OF taste but moderate
means are now returning, are especially
interesting aud seHsonahle. Montague
Marks, publisher, % Union Square, New
YORK.
Outing for October contains ''The His
tory of American Yachting" ", by
Capt. r. f. Coffin; Illustrated. "The
Sunset Land, VIII, A Tale OF Rocky
Mountain Adventure" by Capt. Edward
Kemys, Jr.; illustrated. "ArOund the
World on Bicycle" Kill, by Thomas
Stevens; illustrated. After Geronimo"
VIII, by Lieut.. joan Bigelow. Jr., u. s.
A.; illustrated. THE Last Voyage of
the SURPRISE" VI; illustrated. ''ArtIs-
tic Hints in Amateur Photography" by
Sylvester Baxter; illustrated. ''Phe
Next Canoe Meets" illustrated. Outing
Publishing Company, New York.
The Forum for October contains ''The
Convalescence Of FAITH" "American-
isms in England" BIZ Bishop Coke; "Tbe
Heart of Speculation" college Ath-
letic Sports" by Prof. G. A. Young.
Confessions OF Unitarian;" "Shall
Sunday be Preserve0W by Prof. New
man smith; "Are Women Fairly Pald?"
by Lily Devereaux Blake, etc. Forum
Publishing Company, 81 Fifth Avenue,
New York.
The October Eclectic offers great at.
traction to It's readers. Sir John Lubbock
has the place OF honor in a disQuisition
on the STUDY OF SCIENCE" and this is
we'll supported in the next paper, on
"Pasteur and Hydropbobia," by Prof.
Ray Lancaster. One OF the greatest men
ever produced In America, Alexander
Hamilton, 10 discussed by A. q. Bradley,
and the well known critic, George saints
bury, has something TO say about one OF
the Scottish intellectual giants, Christie
pber North, tue founder OF Blackwood's
Magazine. Goodwin Smiths paper on
the ''Capital OF the United States" will be
read with interest. Err. Pelton, % Bond
street, New York.
Harper's Magazine for October not only
maintains, but re-enforces It's high stand
ard in literary and artistic excellence.
The most striking OF the illustrated arti-
Giles Is Miss Amelia b. Edwards "story
OF Tanis," the latest and most interesting
chapter Of Egyptian exploration. Mrs.
Lucy 9. Lille contributes an interesting
paper entitled Autumn IN Engiaad."
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-04

SO 606pt4o. packing and butchers 81 ocG4 As.
BALTIMORE. Oct. 2.-Flour steady but
quiet; Howard street ana Western SUPER
fine 50 25C6Ea 65 extra 81 1898 50. family s. 90
as ~, city mills superAnc 81 25(02 20, extra
" O0(G3 IS; Rio brands "a 1894 62. Wheat
southern steady but quiet; Western lower
but active, closing dull; Southern red $50
SSc: amber 66(dtS9ISe; No. , Western winter
red. on spot and October delivery Sl1SCGSl34c.
Corn-'Southern nom nally steady: Western
lower and dull; southern white 50G52c, yell
low 50iGblc.
Louisville. Oct. 2-Grain closed steady:
Wheat. No. 2 red. 72c. Corn, No. 2, white 43c.
Oats, new No. =, 25(Q271ac. Provisions steady:
Bacon-clear RIB 6s1.c, clear sides Oce,
shoulders nominal. Bulk meats-clear rib
sides l2l9c, clear sides 371&c. Pork, mess
$ll so. Lard. choice leaf s 00{eeS 25c.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 2.-Coffee quiet but
hrm; Rio cargoes, common To prime $3.50
i213c. Cotton seed products nominal. Sugar
firm; Louisiana open kettle. prime 53sc; cen
trlfugals. prime yellow clarified 5zs(d6c. Mo
lasse STEADY; Louisiana open kettle. good
prime 10 strictly prime BE, prime 2o@2Sc,
good common lS(1l4c; Louisiana centrifugals,
rime to strictly prime l50l9c, common to
good common SGDllc.
NAVAL STORES.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. ?, noon.-Splrits turpen-
tine 2Ss Cd.
NEW YORK. Oct. ?. noon.-splrits turpen-
tine dull at 3713c. Rosln dull at 81 Oo@
O7l7c.
500 p. m.-Spirts turpentine quiet at 3715c.
Rosp Quiet ats oOtDl O716.
CHARLESTON. Oct. 2.-Spirits turpentine
dull at 34tsc. Rosih quiet; good strained soc.
WILMINGTON, Oct 2.-SpIrits turpentine
quiet at 35c. Rosin quiet: strained 7bc,
good strained SOC. Tar firm at 81 52l2. Crude
turpentIne firm; hard SOC, yellow dip 81 80,
virgin 81 80.
RICE.
NEW YORK. Oct. 2.-Rice steady.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. Rice market un-
changed.