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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-12-02
CLOSING SESSION OF THE SYNOD.
List Of the Officers Of the Diocese and the
Rectors Given Permanent Charges

The ecro,n am, ,.rt session of the Synod of
yincennes was held yesterday az St: Johns
Church: u hAssn ". 80. pontifcal high mass, eel
ebrated by the Rt. Rev. Finton Mundviler, order
of St Benedict. Mitred Abbot of st. Menrad.
He was assisted by Rev. E. Audran, OF Jeffer-
sonvllle, as assistant priest; Rev. j. F. Sender
mann and Rev. Athanasius Lingemann, 0. S. F.
of Oldenburg, as deacons of honor; Rev. NJ NJ.
McEvoy, o. NJ c., of Terre Haute, as deacon of
the mass; Rev. Joseph Fleischmann, of Celes-
tine, as sub-deacon; acolytes, Revs. Martin An
dres and Charles bigger; Nitro bearer, Rev.
Charles Stricken; er-bearer, Rev. Adam
Wuch; book bearer, Rev. NJ. Bocemann; candle
bearer Rev. W. II. Slaven; censor bearer, Rev.
Aug. Peckskamp
At the conclusion of the mass, the sermon was
preached by the Rev. Isadore Hobi, regent of St
Meinrads Seminary, and the DEGREES of the
synod were formally promulgated. The officers
who had been elected during the Synod were
then called upon, and took the oath. They are
as follows:
Deans-Of indianapolis district. Ri. Rev. Bishop
Chatard presiding; Evansville district Very Rev. f.
F. McBa1ow Cannellton district Rev. j. w. Book;
New Albany district Rev. =. NJ Faller; Lawrence
burg district Rev. j. f. Sondermann; Vincennes dis
trict, Very Rev. Hugo Peythieu; North Vernon dis
trict, Rev. j. NJ. Missi.
Deputies for the Diocesan yseminary--In temporal
matters Rt. Rev. Mgr. A. Bessonies, V. g.; in spir-
tual matters, Rev. j. +. Viefhaus, Evansville.
Examiners of the Clergy-Rev. ID. o Donaghue, In
danapolis; Rev. j. F. Vefhaus, Evansville; Rev. +.
Francis Haase, o. s. f. indianapolis; Rev. F. 1sidore
Hobi, o. S. b., St. Meinard; Very Rev. Fl. Alerding.
Indianapolis; Rev. Jas. ST emler Floyd Knobs Rev.
John Gueguen, st. Mary's, Vigo county
Diocesan School Commisson-Rev. d. O'Donaghue,
Rev. J. F. Viefhaus Very Rev. D. J. McMullen Rich
mond Very Rev. J. B. Il. Scope, Madison; Very Rev.
II. Alerding. Very Rev. Hugo Peythien. Vincennes.
Council of the Bishop-V' Revs. H. Peythien, E.
T. McBarrow. H. Alerding, }. b. FL. Scope. d. j. Nc.
Mullen V. A. Schnell.
The rectors of the following churches were
made permanent: Indianapolis-St. Marys,
Very Rev. A. Scheideler. V. g., rector, and ST.
Patricks, Rev. d. O'Donaghue rector. Evans
ville-Assunption, Very Rev. E. F. McBarron,
rector; Holy Trinity, Rev. Fl. j. Drestl. rector.
Vincennes--Rev. A. J. Merz, rector. New AL
bany-St. Marys, Rev. E. NJ. Faller, rector, and
Holy Trinity, Rev. j. B. Kelly, rector. Rich
mond-St Marys. Very Rev. ID. j. McMullen.
rector. and St. Andrews, Rev. H. j. Serbertz,
rector. Washiugton-St. Simons, Rev. John
". Doyle, rector.
At the conclusion the TIE Deum was sung, and
the synod was dismissed with the episcopal ben
ediction.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-12-02
Hats and Cans

New STYLES and low prices at Seaton's Ha
Store, Is North Pennsylvania street
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-12-02
Prices in Plain Figures.
PETTIS. BASSETT & CO..
TO-DAY'S DOINGS.

TOur.mile rollers skating race for the championship
Virginia-avenue Rink, evening
Donna, evening
Tho Museum Back from the Dead" afternoon and
evening
The Cri.erion--.A Miners OATH evening.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-12-02
To the Publio.

We have been told by some of our old Gus
toners that a party has informed them that we
had sold to their firm our insurance expirations
and agreed to quit the local business and on this
statement they changed their insurance.
This report is utterly false. We have sold to
no one, and are still, as We have been for twenty
years, in the local business besides doing gem
eral brokerage business all over the United
States.
The facts are, some one stole our register con-
tanning our expirations for period of ten years.
The parties asserting they bought of us are
likely the thieves At any rate, bring back your
insurance business to
GRUBB PAXTON & Co., 81 Circle Street.
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In the Circuit Court yesterday, Attorney gen
araI Kitchener, on behalf of VIM. r. Myers Sec
rotary of State, 6emurrcd to the complaint of
Alonzo G. Smith asking for an injunction to re-
strain that official from certifying the returns of
the last election of State officers to the Speaker
of the House Of Representatives. 1t was ex-
vscted that no action would be taken until the
I1th inst. as first intended, bu. the attorneys
sRreed yesterday to this earlier proceed
Eng. The demurrer states that the plaintiff has
no legal capacity to sue, and further thatthe
complaint does not contain facte sufficient to con-
stitute cause Of action. The argument will be
heard next Wednesday morning, at 8 o'clock
SeEator VOORHEES, has come into the case in the
interest of Smith
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-12-02
The Work of Thieves.

Thieves entered the second hand store of P. B.
Jerusalem, No II Massachusetts, avenue, early
yesterday morning and carried away several ro-
volyers
Thomas Gazzart left his horse and buggy in
trent of L. s. Ayers's store yesterday afternoon,
while he went in the store. and when he came
Dnt they were gsne. It is supposed they wore
Kfolen
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-12-02
The coming Legislative Contest.

Warren G.. Sayre, Representative elect Of
Wabash county, said last night; THE Demo
Gratis outside of the politicians take no interest
in the scheme of intimidation inaugurated by
their leaders They do not care for the joint
ballot in tho Legislature. and frequently express
themselves as being content to wait the result Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-14
COTTON MARxErs-sY rELEG RAPH.

LIVERPOOL oct. 13-l2:3O m-Cotton dun ana pr ls
generally In buyers Middlng Upands Odd 10 al
ding Orleans JsL -nessOOO bales, lnoludihS VOC
for speculation and export Receipts-fOoO OaeS
American .,.,..
Futures duh and inactive Uplands Low Sloaln , s
october delivery. 464d. do October 1h svery So
cry, 6l-b4d. November aud DecehOe' az ia 10 T.D
sd do December January delivery EsrarS and
aud 4 OO-o4sL 40. en-
March delivery. March ana Apta ss5
3D. do. Apr May delivery. So4d DO may anu uo
Tenders Tor dsveries at todays eearngs 100 bales new
doeket
Jpn otton-Middling Uplands Sled' do Aiddlins
apm-cott.n.-Th sales of included $500 bales
American.
quiet but steady. Upands Low Middling clause
October delivery, a-64d sellers do OeoOor anu NO'en
Der delivery 6I6ad buyers do November ana Decemnei
delivery 6O84d do. DecemDeE anu January deuV
cry eJ6ld sellers; January ana February delivery
buyers do March and pri delivery 3d. sellers do. Apr
May delivery lid sellers; do May and June de
livery, 3 s-6Sd value an,
p. n-Cotton- Futures closed hrmy Cpands Low Midd
ling clause aeuvery SoAd buyers DO uctobe
and delivery, selsrs do November an De
couiber delivery o5-54d sellers do December AMI Jana
AIRY delivery 03U4d sellers do January and February
delivery BOld sellers do. February and March delivery
3D. buyers. do Asrcn and Aprli delivery, 2e<d sellers
ami MAY delivery. kbAd yisuei do May and I'M
dslivery b-a&d- vaAuA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-14
STATE or TRADE

BATqHz oct steady nD Mne ss 81 Flour
super % Is AZ IS do 50 90 50 5 do Rio Brants
Is O. Wheat-soutlern 7Iea " Western qart southern
isg Re1 snot ~ 3sc October ~ s0asc: November
sIs Sc December ga. as3 80; Jan 30 ass 'ci May
White % cole. TO- elbow: 50a Ole Western Mixed SPOT
.Stc oats steady Southern - 56c: Western White
81 a &c., 81 Sc. Pennsylvaaa 50 sc Rye
steady Iry Mess Perks 90 Bulkmeats
Shoulder. sSsc Clear Rio Sides sae. Hams 10
LarL &C. Butter-Mest Packed - a y &C.;
copperaeDe 9aye Whssy I ISS "a oo tFeiS T, 70
44a4As- Reeepts-Flour 9i2i Dob 6Gls. Wheat IS 100
bush Corn 400 bush oat' SzV0 bush
300 O6o bush. corn 234lO Ousl
vnsf Wheat 2's 1 aas5 sHS :ss sffs'
Minnesota e4ss g 80 ys 10 osr g g ss % % IA d aSx
Sr asss ai ~ = OCT 7os closing
Nov y g. closing at - ca Dec - "a q eos,
Ing at = aS e MY CASH 50 sO; On ioDer 3 G a
ing "a &C. Nov % G5o Sc closing AT "o'i Dec. 50 =
81 &C. ,o'inS s, a. ro NC -aes ranged 10 CASH.
p 024 &C. closing at - c Oct ~ e9Zi &C., closing at
sci NovemOer. a 3sc c3sns al :? &C. Nay 9Vs@
Bose. Rye quiet No :, ise Barley No 2 o1c.
Flax see-No l. II O0i u eQ = Ness rork Tled nt!
closnr at ssI- ~ NovemOer ~ o. 800 20 closing
Lard nrncr ranged Cash. IS 20 october 20 62
= - GojI- = - o. closing AZ 10 % short Ribs
Cash IS -. BoYei Meats-Dry satet shouders-$o %
Receipts-Fiour 1000 bbs $1,000 Oush,. Corn
10000 bsn III pmcnts-Flour. 1000 Dbs Wheat $4,000
BUSH Corn. 2lo.O0O Dush oats $1,000 Oush' Rye 5000
Barley. sOdOu
CINcNNArI oct. l3-FlOur actvei Family. 50 20 pS3 40
Fancy rs JUUS4 % Wheat firm: No ke'i, Itc. Re
celbts. 3 400 bush. shipments Bloc bush COrn-No
Pork ~ 40 Lari -. Bulkneats-sho Iiders - -
- BagOI->nOuLler-. - % short KIDS.
- 81 ~ short Clear - Wu.sxev--ales n II - Hog,
Common Light % 80 u 40 PACK ng and shipping
a. - "a %
DETROIT oct l3-Wheat-No White 7ti,c. Cash and
Oct. Michigan Ret. 38c. No Red - &C. Casn
October. 7Ja4c. nov. 1oisc; Dec fec OOrh-No.
81 c. Oats-No2 aew - 2c.' No White new 80 4c'
Receipts 100 bush.
PEORIA. oct. H. torn active high MIXED 500 3tci
No. mixed So 1914 oats WhIt" ~ "a Is 81 10.
mixed - = -J4 steady 40. 2, AZ a4S'ic Wlskey
H. keceptr-Corn 10000; bats. $4,000, rye -uOO
shpments-Corn. l,OOO. oats. $1,000 rye I,OOO
PHILADELPHIA oct l3-FOur-1he demand SIM continued
buyers. Buckwhett Fluur-qurt ana
~ - Loo Nestern ana
-yivania Family % % 10 Pennsy wanna t.oiler
Process. u Delaware Family, ~ Ou1r4 JJ'
Clear L 80 - b. do straight - IL "a - 10 81
LOUIS and southern Illinois Clear rs 5ODe4 - - 10 Stgn
Wheat Lots quiet: New No 3 ked IN eAport
elevator Sic. No. / Pennsylvania Red. ooeic.i No Red
November saG - &C Dec. - 3 n e.
Jan SID II corn quiet Lots rong. steamer No
No Yellow ami gram depot 41c; No Mixed
October a a PC. NOvember - d4l ', Dec. 10 - -
45a. Rejected White o3 llte
new. b III No White. 80 &C.: 40 mite Ocooei o. =
Butter Pennsylvania Creamery Extra 290Jlc Bradford
County ami NeNYOrk Extra 2jWZoc western creamery
nrst. - SOC Cheese-New York tut cream II -
Sugar-Granuatei 5cs confectionery \ o'-gOc. re re
bush Shipments Wheat. $1,000 0ush' Corn' oooO Oush'
Oats. llUUU DusL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-14
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO Oct - tsOecia." Wheat. said Moses Fraley,
is going up 10 bushe Chicago gong 10 light IL all
the way but going up all the same He Is supposed TO
have advance OF two cents from the bottom hg-
ures lie was buyer yesterday and Monday Jones' Reau aud
c,da vore enorted sellers schwartz & Co. AMI
other urmS with Newly DIRK customers were buyers NoFem
her wheat curb night sold al II , IL sold o4y
for MON Mt 1874 There was more trade IN wheat s-
than Tor fortnight but there were almost a. leN O,1ei ~
vas as has along local scaping uarseI VITA
All the OF the pockets 81 lew men On
on tie door pockets OF few hundred others VINO
happcned right for minute The receipts mere ahn IN
Acr the first burst or spccuA
49, scttvifv te market dull measuraby arm
me clos. was az November az o'clock corr
~ .,i-a Svnt,athv with a general
covering the ontset After that me Tenor OF ms
altogether by wheat PROV -Vn- ~-ro
te more active without incl. nj. The market closed
AZ AZ az the 10 of day az - cents for N0vem per wr1t
a. ents for November ami $40 l22 Tor January
r,rs puts on November 81 calls 3os eentsi puts
~ Eoven her wheat 723 calls % = cents Inc re-
n today were los cars wheat 2Ss OF corn aud
,{earS Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-14
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
FEATURES OF NEW YORK DEALINGS.


large business done in wheat options yesterday ana
the bulls completely victorious. The owness Of the
price tempted Wall make purchases aud
when made show OF hands they
found large which quickly sampeded 70
cover cable advces and the critical state OF European
Dol tics the used produce tie rise lash
lots were up -s4l9t cents. and the advance checked
purchases limited the export engag nients 10 &oOO
bushels The options strong rQn the start Ant barring
ordinary fluctuations kept on the upw7t tendency 10 tht emf
spurred by rumors the market closed buoy aat Al top
prices Octoi gaming s at ST. November and b.renOer
AZ So ami o6' respectively January u at $50 ana
May ~ cents at 94l4 cents Cash corn was "a =
cent highr with only trining exPort INQUIRY;
The options stimulated by tie Duoylncy OF
and prices closed strong AT the top october up
az A.. November at - Decrnbcr Ia al ar January
- asa. and May cent, at 80 cents Cats iailed 70 .
feature but prices were synpaths t' any
stronger rising follows October 3Ol- Noven
Der 81 a. 81 d January 81 - AMI May 81 y cents
Lard The export demand was gOpi
and October options IA points 10 - 10 the other months
advucrd points s6 10 Nov nbeI - 20 Tor De,e
Der IS 20 January 50 50 Tor February - 3 for March,
ami So ID Tor the year, $1,000 ,-,..-..,
and Boston Yesterday follows. Wheat SlI lSo
bushels corn 2O4 bushels l4-93i bushels total
gram go 424 bushels j4Oso barrels Al CmcAxo.
Milwaukee ant Louis the arrival, wrr, Wheat zlzyOt
bushels 47O325 bushels oats SO5-5O DusAeis "SA
gram. Ji6,5l9 bushels -four 4i,122 bHfel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-14
LIE CLtKELAND lzzLE.

Washfagfoa Gossip In TIE BattnTs american.
Frank LAWYER doing saying something original
H. seems 10 amuse President much when he calls AT
tie White House Cleveland Is always glad 10 see The
Chicago CONGRESSMAN saturday ter introducing the
s. nine he asked President 20 that he had
o,rnatd puzze The looked az him as greatly
sSon, al the question aud then lac Hon FRANK explained
i,at he al been puzzle when everyone was Gaming
Cleveland Puzzle" " It's little more enipldt' IN
l.nceiage than usually use explained MI. LAWYER
mt then. mig y peculiar pe"pe anu
would not wOner kind OF language 70 SOME
o : the puzzeP asked the freslent VINO
had In a
Ell and I " il show you" replied the Hon. Frank.
T,e two sat the desk aud MI la~ler put down
eleven ciphers. the paper IS follows;
O0OO 600 90 %
The President looked them and said; We don't see
anything strange about that , A., c...... canro..
No hot as tAey now" said the Chicago Congress,
man But and see Then lac TOOK up the pencH again
and said IL. ,o,a oo-,or
Of the first cipher: changes to- Then mark straight
line from the upper htand corner Of the fourth cPhei
and that Then put another similar straight he
and make II also; straight lhe
cipher to IL makes II a. Ihen another
eighth be also,
tenth and that VIII IL a. ana
rr you have and It is said you use on The
Office seekers. -, 49,,
good god do 90 ~
looked az the Hon. Frank minute anu nhaiY sau
Well IN say II TO YOU. The Chicago Congressman has
been very Dasy showing tie Cleveland puzzle all around
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-14
CALENDARS TOD Ny.

suraEur corsr-c4ANssRs BEFORE Donohas I1N SOS
81 $50 1' 2si 262 $50 2ai 500 SOL SO3, 1903, 9O4.
lG5 sd ic PfE s s
al 4i las l6 i64 III TIA, 1874 l9l, 1874 1913 1873 l76
s1raEnE J So T1ggHA-PAnr L-BeiOre Van
hs u isEHr GorG1-s rEcii TEeM-PARr IIBefOre Law
ron lgl ls4 ls5 lS6 2O2 S72 sl7. 9O7, $50, AL
AZ IA 900 s2l 025 937 sJs $40 s49 74s ss6 92S s29
Jun, terni-Adourned anti Wednesday. October 20 -
srranS go s Bod BepGe 9ssfn e939
3aSl 9Si iO5 277 2780 2sls 1890 25S5 COL 800 1916
sGraEaf TI1 a3 S1X Van P,o XOrst ST.
ss46 e44 1916 34 2o34 i2056 25dS 1876 3i4 $40 4Sol
20 ,snr 90 -SF;tT-PAKr Iv-Beore Andrews, J.
Cas- on~No day calendar. ,,.,.. oo,.u,ar
called al u a IN will OF Thomas N Argal II M VIII OF
Hi'reEMa C0UnfICiRcUT-P TIG-Adourned until the
S1pFR,og CONFIDENTIAL TRRN-Adjourned sine die
supEGiog CoUgT-SpEclAL TERA-Betore Freedman j.
srsGoa couErTEA TsgNgART Beic PETE i 7egT, 1908
"so, ~ 40 1 y rEI,l TrIM-PARr II-Beiore OGor
man Nos 925 933 GA ST. ll2l l2Z6 us I-1o 4-4o
~ r Sll Cori-fE.AL TrRw-PAnT IIIBefore Ingra
ha1 Sos O55 i20 -! 40 ioi7 l27 l94 '9 Trua,
surrmoN ~ I- s ~ a. ine3 1is5 81 30
i2si 1865 lz6s 1910 1871, 1878 l274 1875, 1916 l2'
c6xaoy PrrAs-GgNrRAL TERN dIourueh until Thurs
G{tnSos PLEAs-srEcAL TEEN-Rciore Allen, J-No day
'1 coMaox PlrAs-EQuIrY TEENBeioe Daily J-Agourned
CoMa0S PLFAs-TniAL TEGMPARr 10 Before iarrem95 1
C. Nos 1852 4l4 1854 1876, si3 800 lV53i 80
lrso SIS lSl2 j133 Z347. 1888. lSe0 lveS 1873 I3
1897 23s5 s4 1878 1921 1908. 1855 23 1867 l4oo 1850
1910. - nm ~ p,e,ra poot
.t,vr Nos 4O62 1872 2ll2 445 1868, 1906 20 :! 10
2ls7 100 -J7 POI, 2l62 zlB4, 100 LOO NJ l. ~
2l73 2l74. no 2I16' -I7 ZIG -I'a -AoO' -4'1 -'
PISS. PISA. n.r ,s.o utvo,, Nos
og 74s 70 81 CO., 74G -, 80 -, 263 81, IL, 1875 ~
7ss 80. 70. 2G2, a. ,- No.. y ,.,,e r -
Ms "a s7 3O8 30 81 1926 32s 81 lIzo 30 5cN o,O
sS - sg5 so ssj $50 3g7 J99 400 4Ol. 4O2 4OJ
sOl 400 400 4Ul. 4Oo. -, m
CifY COURT TRIAL TERM-PART III-BetoIT Han -
Nos III y0j 28O 6s2 6s9 $50 ia loo 49, ia Is los
lO- 49, 1872. lJ7. 100. 2ll, l413. led.
t6r OF GENERAL -EssIUNs-PAKr i.BeiOre Ia lge Cow
,up and Assistant District tt0rucy FzgerAL-NOS l. =
s. = . 3 10 IL. H. 49, IA, IS. 10. H. IS 10 ~ a.
81 - -, - D.,ou. rr,,a c,f1
COURT GENERAL sEssIoSs-PAkr l-Belore Ju'ge on
der,seve and Assistant District Attorney PurdyNvs l.
2 s. D. o. T. . 3d. TO- II. T. Is. H. 10 TO- IL 10 ~ ~ ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-14
axe on passage Tor Europe Oct. -, 1850


Decrease / 400 600 bush. wheat; 10000 bush
though with hunted receipts the tone is steaa 6l;
Bay No S 80 a pGe s6SoSg 50 &c. Clover
Glover Mixed GO065c: Straw Long 65d70ci do, Short
NAVAL sIOkks-sprits Turpentne easy. , sales, 100
orne to GSo ~ S0d 81 o. f. 81 70 f. i 40 O. ii
H. 81 5o q 9o NJ SfeT " White fG y 90 ~ = o.
Ou.s-The general market Is easy though in few IN
STANCES are sr PINE do 75c SUMNER Yellow
Cottonseed 81 Zoe Crude Menhaden. 2lc Crude
olive casks - Soc; domestic Lard present
Hake 81 a j5c
OCEAN DECENTRALIZATION steam. hence. Qsota
tons Grain. AID; -four Us. 3D. oil cake, l0s ga
Rcoa @ s s'2 22 81 3D. cheese 55. beef s s sp
pies p LIVERPOOL steam, hence Quotations I
rs. Cd bacon. rs Sd e2os, cheese, I5s. 95s
I5s OIL los 81. aSs 3D.: cotton, 1920 GLAsGOW
steam. hence Quotations Grain 4d-i honr rs 81
ia g. pork p 81 lard Sd 5s, 2Os
Quotations: Flour lbs OH; ell cake, i2s 6d; lss
6 Tor ranulaed and POS for cut loaf bacon 2Os lard lSS
not much dome foSsg
s. zoo S ,5 Mos Pz5's for ' S@% 4 for Family
Ness 80 1911 81 So SIS so Clear Back and 80 $40 50for
Prime TpehSngsd IN Prss and dull P PaiEst i1@
Plate II 25Q -, BEEF HAMs.n light demand a. IN
Are well price with demand sales 20 900
d hce Svd sss 5ys5s sn fans 500 sS
and January Chicago private terms city Picked shog
i0i,co Smoked Hams Ii a IL Lc'.., MIDDLEs-Du1 ana
9q%as 40 Ss % SGE cs1F IN qSsfa
fair demand City Heavy u Light at osGosc; rigs &c
IAKD-rhere done in cash lots to-day. repre-
senfing some exporters Prices are higher by
50T Z The options also strengthened " IN
the Vest advanced ala points the latter on octo
her delivery leaving the best rates sales LOO teA
Western steam spot sos ol2 &c. closing blOG6l2 9'
$50 tc October 6O5 &C., closing l5c; 22o0 cs 20
yember 6Os loo. closing sos; 25OO tcs pecrHncr
I7a62Oc closing 6.2Od622c l5OO tcs January o.sog
G1lc closing &c February closing, Oc MaIeh 1'ss'
64sc CITY higher and hrm sales 100 yes =. oooo'
ouoted Continent 04Oc. Souu aineiiSe'
sales 600 tcs private terms 100 south Anec
,aa Farms UTTER-lhe market IS dull and buyers
OF the advantage. state Creamery, 20 S2cj
psnnsvlvana Creamery. 3oG5l 2c western, Z2o
iac stale Dairy halfhrkm tubs 2O026c; Welsh tubs
isg25c: Imitation Creamery. l3G lie; Western
barry u 100; Western Factory l2a 5c.--..CHEEsE
The not varied in any particular. ruling dull
STATE, l2c; Night skins Sa9.c; Western Flat 1917
ECGs-A shade moderate demand. state
20 q2Ic.. Canada lg4 - L2c.. Western. 2Oa2Ogc.
SCGAR-Raw stock Is dull and nominal 37s 9c. for
Moasses Az for FAIR Refining and 3l6c for Centrifugal
06S sales. ll6 hhds. and 43O bags Molsssee sc
Refined quiet but steady. Cut Loaf, 6s4o 5-lee;
Crushed, 6l.96 5l6c. Cubes, Lice; Powdered. so
8 &c GranuIated, l3-l6c; Mould a." sc, COnfec-
TONERS A." 6sse.; Coffee a" standard SSc; coaee
3-l6d White Extra &C" 5G6lsc.; Extra -
4as947So.; &c, S94 ac Yellow. 4444e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-14
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

EUROPEAN PRODUCE MA
LIVERPOOL. l3.-PrOvsOns
SIS. I'd Long Mltles J7s V: short Clear Aliues
os ID 5Js. OIL shoulders bOsOd per e"I DeeI
COS. OIL Tor India Mess Prime Mess rs OIL TOiA
Prime Ness els Od. per Dbl; Prime Ness Eastern
6Is.ji. Western. 6 Lard-Amer1can Dos Prime "est
ern. Bis. y.; on J2s. 81 Haus-Long Cut Dis O.;
Shoulders Dos. ButterJOs Cd per CIV t0r nest hite
States Cheese-Amerc4n Choice Dos o. Nheat-tee
Western Spring I'd. Is. lOd: Red inter os o.
6s ri. per Genital New No W inter- os q 2di DO No. :
spring 5s New Mixed Western. Al SL California 40
l. os 81 rs lld do. No = osoi Vos Sd per Genital f9-
percwt. tehned Petroleum. sd per 1iol Clover seed
American He,l 4gs per cwt TaiOw-2Js- @L per cwt
Fine American rs. 3d.: CITY ZJs 30. per cwt
k0sln-CummOn Sd. Pale lis. 6d COS OF Linseed Ou
-Vs VI per CIVIL Prov sOns-Amcrlctn tScLlSer~eu ioe
mhd Arters td. quarters. III per 10 hOpS ~ Hou
dOn-New YORK state. IS 0a OF u Ks lOs. Ou ~, . eoo
LONDON. Oct 3.-frosiuCc-llnSeeu OIL 1-V -
los ud Llnseed. 49, "a per quarter:
seed CAKE. S6 los I'd Refined Petroleum lou
10 - 3D. gallon spirits OF lurpentne Zcs W. per
cWt sperm OIL ZOO kOsn-ConliOn. 81 -l per
cwt. Pale is OL lis Od PrOvsiOns-lAirr obs Od per
cwt Tor American sugar-l3s. 3D. cwt for CEDa Cen
trugal pOarzng J0e lis sd l2s I'D for Musc0yadO
Ialr renhi, anOat Australian IsOw-Beef @3s % a
3D. Mutton. 2os Cd ans. ga. COcOanut Ou-Ceyon 40
rs; Cochin. 1888 American Refrigerated Beef s. Od LOT
hnd quarters and IS III quarters per Old W the
carcass.
ASTwKaP. Oct l3.-Petroieum-Fine pale American. 10
francs 10 paid and - francs 20 confines sellers
Nncoxs Lard IS francs 90 centIInes per AOO
kilOs.
BREMEN. Oct. l3.-Petroleum-6 marks 80 pennigs
"Aco1s Lard closed 81 marks % ptcnnlSs per AOV D.