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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1886-07-09
REPUBLICAN TICKET.

For Member of Congress,
E. H. FUNSTON.
For Representative 21st District,
f. d. LACY.
For Probate Judge,
J. L. ARNOLD.
For County Attorney,
HI. A. EWING.
For Supt. Of Public Instruction,
G. f. MERwIN.
For Clerk District Court,
NJ. p. JACOBY.
For Commissioner for Sd District,
w. A. Ross.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1886-07-09
CANCER.

Cancer cured without knife or pain.
rs years practice. Treat all diseases.
Best reference. Books Free. Call or
write DRs. CARTER & RAMSAY,
lila Main ST., Kansas City Mo.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1886-07-09
lola COLLECTION AGENCY.

Pa1 lucinda est. but how can you
have it unless you pay what you owe.
The war is inevitable and let ii come
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1886-07-09
ATTENTION POST (!

McCOOk Post will convene in regular
session OH Saturday evening. July 10th
T. s. SLOWER, =. G.
+. M. ECKLEY, Adjt.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1886-07-09

FOR SALE-A good dwelling house,
to be moved off the premises it now oc-
cupies. Will be sold at a bargain if
bought before the first of July. APP
ply at this office.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1886-07-09

FoUND:-A new nickle plated clock
Owner can have by applying at this
office and paving charges.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1886-07-09

FOUND Side curtain of buggy
Owner can have it by applying at this
office and paying charges.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1886-07-09
AUCTIONEER,

VIM. H. WychOff, Moran Kansas,
cries sales in Allen and adjoining
counties. Satisfaction guaranteed or
no pay. Charges one per cent.
Correspondence promptly answered.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1886-07-09
NOTICE.

lola. KANSAS, July l, 1SS6.
NOTICE is hereby given to all persons owing
~ us not to pay 4. ID Hubbard on our ac-
count, nor to give him credit on our account.
CUMMINGS Il JONES.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1886-07-09
CHEAP MONEY,

Bowlus has any amount of money
that he can loan on real estate security
at lower rates than can he had any
were else.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1886-07-09
CARLYLE Correspondence.

Miss Potter, of AtchisOn, is visiting friends
in this vicinity.
I understand that Chas. McClaren and Geo
Kerr started out W it'll their steam thresher last
Monday
Mrs. Flesher. of Kingman, Kansas, who was
visiting Mrs. Adams last week, was suddenly
taken very sick. Her husband was telegraphed
for and arrived Friday night. Mrs. L. accom-
panied her husband home Tuesday.
The picnic at Fetheringill's grove was quite
a success. 1t left its mark, however. Messrs.
Milliken, Claiborne and Roll with their fami-
lies took dinner together, and were poisoned.
1t is supposed to have been caused by eating
pressed chicken. They were better at last re-
ports
Mr.. c. G. Null went to Lawrence Monday to
| see Gen. Logan.
Hon. +. II. Funston is expected home on the
| 10Th inst.
Mrs. S. G. Jordan is on the sick list Worse
| at last report.
The picnic at North Deer Greek is reported to
have been gaand success. l understand that
our worthy 7. NJ. took in about fifty dollars at
his stand.
Mr.. Watson, our blacksmith, took In the fire.
works at Humboldt last Saturday night.
Mr.. John Wright spent the 3rd at Msran.
understand that Mr.. Whitaker is agent
for Wells, Fargo II Co.'s express at this place.
1. y. PECT.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1886-07-09

An uncle of the Matthews Bros. is visiting in
town.
Mr.. W. Il. Newman left Wednesday for Yates
Centre to take charge of q hotel. Miss Addie
her brother PENCIL
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1886-07-09
Business lIotiees.

business notices will be inserted in this col
umn for five cents per line. each insertion.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1886-07-09

urday, July 5, 1856, as shown by the
abstract books of r. 8. StOyer, Alb
stracter
Consideration
C A Cozine and wife to Ii Funston
- in NV li-24-lS. .....S 2 40 Oh
10 W N&ssingham and wife to Chas Il
| PenneIl nh Of nh ne I-25-IS. : i3O 90
! u Thomas SD wife to HOsten Moore
eli o. Sc Of sy y lIi4 ........... 1904 90
j johnson 20 Oi0f }0b pSGe lots l. 9
3, I. ), 9. block l6s Aisefs addition
| to Humboldt ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ! OOO N
Henry Richard and wife TO Jennie i,Sv., -
ant VIII nwq 4-26-l9 ......... 80 d,
Milton Hawley to Robert Maxwell seq
90 Hurfurth 70 Reason Cunningham " "
lot. 4, Z 3, 3, 10, block IL, st JOe's
sdaitiSIs % Eumboldt; ............. 200 20
To- Neison ryg 3?-1-s0 Patent
Nsbie sud wHets { EFkWR'y
Z 1 H. Nsy &c Of ne !s;2$ H.. 49,: 30.
y H en- Ar1n s.4 2;-!s-!S Patent
N, k&TkRs -s-z4 t...,.,,:..... 40 "
W 81. Ne vi and d., -. iG!
Geo A Bowlus to 4 TOzer lot block al
W Berry to ii N Ripkin NV is.si-i9' In, 90
W II Child and wife to 5 s Odel sw 49,
25i9 "a
r II Knigh. Oscar Fonst and wives to ~"
Sarah Woodin lots $, so, Q, block
y 70 Moran rs,, Gify p,;;;;.. -; 50 %
sin Zs--"-i' --...----..-....-.....-.-. Patent
--I
A"se1 Si0, So col
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1886-07-09

WANTED! 1000 men to buy gro
ceries at Whitaker's.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1886-07-09
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Recorded during the week ending Sat-
urday. July 5, 1856, as shown by the
abstract books of T. 8. Stoyer, Alb
stracter:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-18
GRAIN AND PRODUCE 4ARKETS

FEATURES OF NEW-YORk DEALINGS
more active business options yester-
day and in the early dealings prices at OF
~G cent over Mondays final figures Cash lots a
shade better but closed In sympathy with options
only moderate export business has been done solely be-
cause OF the lack Of freight There orders the
Market for large amounts Of wheat which can
not Do filed because all vessel room IS en-
saged The export clearances for the week were
very heavy and time year But in
- Pau paper which figures the wheat crop Mime
SOFA and Dakota az 80 900 bushels much greater amount
tA tat given By the estimate OF the Warrington De
parent Of Agriculture ting this to be true the fact
remains mat there Is prospect In the next lew weeks
or heavy movement % grain 70 Europe. The
break In the options extended 10 TsGlls cents ami
the close weak at the bottom The net losses
were Ia = cent follows November, 81 December 80
January s61 February. Ssh May O. a cents The corn
buyers Cash lots closed weak alter firm opening and the
options heavy scoring losses u y for November at 45
and december al 45 for 80 and February at
p AMI cent for May at 80 cents oats were shade
easier r SPOT lots and the options fell \ for November az
5 Tor December at 80 " and cent for January az 81 -
May beng unchanged az 36 cents No lard taken FOR
export Tie options tr1he lower closing follows
airy, g. 49, March. 81 Al and the year Sc 20.
The receipts OF and hOur yesterday at New York
Fhlade pha Baltimore Boston follows Wheat
246sS bushels iisl2 bushels oats l54 ss5 bush
els total grain 5l3 $50 bushels h0ur. 0595l barrels AT
Chicago Milwaukee and St Louis he arrivals Wheat
1879 AZ bushels 326 1856 bushels oats bushels
total grain. 722.735 bushels. -four $4,000 barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-18
COTTON MARKErs-sY TELEGRAPH


LIVERPOOL Nov. l7.-l2,30 p m--Business Is good sc
hardening rates Mdding Uplands sl6d do Orleans
o saesl0OOO including 1000 bales for speculation
loan
Futures dull decline. Uplands Low Aidllns csusa
December delivery. 52o4d also 264d do. peoemoer
and January delivery o364d. do January snd February
delvery ID; February and March deliv
cry, oLi do March and April delivery. xosd 90 AprI
and May delivery. 4o4d do, May and June delivery
f-Ssd DO uns and July delivery. egtd
can
Futures steady Upands, Middling clause, November
oeyeTy 4o@d sellers November aud December delivery
o. o4d buyers do December and January delivery o5
osa vuyers do January and February delivery % Odd
buyers do February and March delivery. ID. value do
March and Aprl delivery 2o4d vauei do. April and NAY
oslVerJ Dad buyers May aud June delivery,
-osd sellers do June and July delivery, so4d value. -
. p n--Cotton--Futures closed quiet and steady Up
Ahds Low Aiddhng clause November delivery, 4-64d
90 december and January delivery, oS54d. sellers DO
January and February delivery bJo4d buyers do FEB
Iu1y Aad March delivery. Sd buyers do March and AP
Ssesesy etd value DO Apri and May delivery $3.50
and uY delivery. e-6Sl bayers.
,,~eAlL-yEsros Nov. lI.-CottSn erm hindnns SIS Low
A..11iA ~ Good Ordinary, 7-lo net ana gLoes TO
eetys ool2 oaes sslea DaIes stock 50 S+s ea
ne, and gross recept esTO bale- GFest Britain 10y
&e,2l7 bales. - - ,x,.
sAvAssAH i7-cotron easy Kidding IS, Low Mo
s2ls export. wise sae. 400 bales
stock ltl, 07S 6slea ... o.. -,
NEwOaLxAsa Nov lT-cotton quiet MiddEng ~ Lev
haanns - Good ordinary nst reesaR 40 saIss
sross llsos bales exports 70 Great h2s SsA
eeo1st~se. Asls nalosi sales. s'1oo 'A'ss '' '''S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-18
CALENDARS TO-DAY.


surREwI couEr-CHAssEss- Before Van Bru1t JoNos
"a IS go l lS9 1871 lSi' 200 5 aS 10S ILL., l0 ~
suPREME CoUKT-sPEcIAL TKIN-PAKTL -Before Andrews
JCase on No calendar 1oa-y 11Besore popo
hue Nos SO. $50 s45. 800. $50.
sS 2 ys6 2 a3 s s.s s ssSs
SUPREME CouEr-CiEcuTr-PART rI-Beiore Reach J.
iss1 Ia 4252 s942 2Ss2 S56s 1918 i74s $3.50 ie45
sUPRENB CoURI-CmculT-PAR1 III.-Before Barrett j.
sOsi Sii6 2l6c 2i67 2s9s 7sel Sos2 sosS SlO2 2ls4
SUPREME CouRr-CKcuT-PARr IV.-Before Potter j.
Nos zS5g Sci St12 S 1890 SI ~ 1907 goo Sat
ilso 2oo5 500 Sl2 769 2sgs. r.,,,- MN. Ga. r,
80 motion calendar called al II nj will Of
stPPTEIoE cotkr@srEc1AL TERM-BefOre 1ngraham j.
SUPERIOR CoUKr-TRIAL TKRN-PAET before sedgwck,
C. Nos 1850 no 1850 1888 ssS 1863 500 1893 lzsO
llO2. lOO6 1856 1851 1872 Ia n- ,, po,o.. r...,
; lob i57s l2I RAJ 52i iSs9 S4S 1857 ISL 1852
suPKRJoE CorRI-TRIAI TERM-PART III.-Before Trua1
Nos 1852 1884 1915 So. 1888 1898 sOs lS45 lo4S
SUPERIOR CoUET-TRAL TKRs-PART Iv.-Before OGor-
man J-Nos llls llo7 1919 1888 l04s Gao 1851 1902.
COMMON PLEAs-GENEGAL Tenn Before Iarremore Gil
C6MNoS PLEAs-sFEcIAL TEEA-Belore BOokstaver. j.
CoHNoN PLKAs-TRlAL TERN-PARr I-Before Allen, is
Nos 1927 1885 1852 1885, 1863 1852 1893 1871 1871
CITY Coun1-TRIAl TElof-PART l. Before McAdam, C.
Nos 1872 sOs 2s7 AS 472 473, 40, 475 4l6 ~
81 s y 4 t3 :s1 s95 sSS az sSs 9ss 800 ' '''
CITY CoUKT-IKIAL TRRM-PART lI.-Before Hsll J-Nos
CIR CoTRioTRIAL TERM-PART III.-Before Hyatt j.
Nos IFS ll6, 1873, g. 1861 7O2 PAL 249 81 256 Z+s $685.
couRr OF orRa AID TERwxEn-Betore Brady. J.; Asst
DIST Attor. FltEgerald-Adjo TO November ~ ..
s Ev1S, ~ ~ 6sf AttoT MsTtneHNos
COURT OF GENERAL sEssIONs-PAKT I-Before Judge
Osas 1Rd ''' To- H. r. Is H. PsadIass-iS l5
+. IS, is' a. e. 25' "a, Is. 2e 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-18

LIVERPOOL Mo- INSTRUMENTATION. Cumberland Cus
T. Cd, LOngCeAr Mdies, 37a 6L short Clear Middles
3s Snort Ribs 3Ss Od Shoulders ISs ID per cW beeI
6ss 3D. for India Ness Prime Mesa 4A ID Pork-
Prime Mesa 6lA OL per 0D-s Prime Meas Eastern
63sOd Western ga I'd LardAmerloan 33s Prime West
5Zs. 3d., Lard Oh. 32A ID Hans-LoDE Cut Ola Cd.
Shoulders 35s Cd ButterSOs ID ca tor nnest nlted
States Cheese-AmeTican Choice 6ss I'd "heaI-hed
Western spring d. lOd, Red Winter Os I'd. d
ia sd per Genital New No. Winter, D. 30, do No
spring. Mixed Western Is. Al. California No
!. oa lO MA OdI No. Is ID IDS Sd GENITAL Pro
ducospir.tsOf furpentne. ISa OIL 40 London zoa %
percwL kenued Petroleum. - 6d per gallon Clover 5ees-
American Red kgsL yer tallOv-2A5 Od per owl
Fine American 23s 3D.. Prime City. ]5A Cd per cwE
hosn-COmmon. IS 3D., Pale lis 81 tOa % Linseed jill
2s Sd PrOyisions-American Refrigerated beef
hind quarters. Id fore quarters. I'd per u Hops AZ Lon
don-NeW ORR rs ID Ks lOs ID Cottonseeu OIL
Liverpool make duu at lSs ID
LONDON. Nov. l7-PrOduce-Llnseed OIL $40 2sbd E2O
"a ID tul Calcutta Iusee 4Os gd per quarter Ian
Sec Cake. lOA ID Refined Petroleum IS LOe
a, ID gallon spirits Of lurpenune. Zos 81 per
cwLi sperm Oh, $50 per tun Rosin-CommOn, ga % per
cTt, Pale. ia Od QllA Oh ProvisOns-L@r SZs 10 per
oN Tor American sugar-l2s Oh per cW for CUDa Cen
uuga pOl4zlng So' and lis Cd Ia I Tor AnsooVhoo
iar refining adOat TalOwBeef- ztA Od O59s
3D. Mutton, g7a I'd. Asa Sd Cocoanut Ou-CeylOn z1o
oa Cochin E36 IA American Refrigerated Beei 81 40 or
nnd quarters and Is lid quarters per Old W mo
CARCASS.
ASrwKRP. Nov lT.-Petroisum-Fne pale American 10
Acs % confines paid and 10 franos 649 confines se1ers
MAcOrs 4r closet 81 francs 90 continues psr AOO kAos
5AkAKS. Nov l7.-Petroeum. 3 marks TO pienni9s-
WILCOX Lard closed zt - marks % piennss per A4V ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-18
rotaI bu. 81, 26l. 500 se.s54. COZ

cress. for the week eO7 5O2 bushes against lS55575
bushels the previous week
The movement western primary points and ne
exports aorOad from ports The nst two days OF this
e qTSsI 70 s. Se sA'fi en-
. last o sa: H
lsss week saAi 1918 E sos bushels = '
HAY AND sTRAwPrss' are arm for Prime sS0cs GA yse
NO 30 s' sG clG psir M1sd s9 ss'c G,S
a4SR'ss short Si s6ssS sSso
a0Ps~srswer, show far demand. Dgs aside RON sSs
the Light Aner,oan.NswYsrs STATE is sss
Prime to Choice ee Isc DO Common to Medium l1s IsaI
rsa es s 1880 &c. 5 GOOD % 70 GSSie
-BavaTans and Bohemisns 1854 Is mixed SsIna
g. .:s 3a ARs'A do Ss4O' A'n '' 1900.
way at 1oes5c Good Prime soo for Choiee and SO
for Gsry oersinSatss-au.,s sieeI7 so rr.a.
fea5e notices November delivery Issued az saeh I'D
tuTs Yssterday too late Insertion rs ton. DessIeer
sold az ~ 4Oc after second call 70 tons DECEMBER SOC
December 22S snsraSIs notice. ssgs d. a. ss sS$
s.T.1T out rSssrsSIs aotoss lake asd I9s
Chin bars 40 i5s Lssa-y5% a. .ssrsse scsssaSs
H2saSss ssIsS notice. Issued ASIDE.
sAyAI Hsss. T Sa Es.s .dy Goa
81 3 81 ss Sna ss
SIC for western SsyoS :ns
seed Is arriving rather fresr but the market well held at
& iSS r oI: s o ss sDsn M
Manufacture.
the Light suppy Of accommodation oferins
h aSGS 81 s1 cake ssnei ena goods
e2os, sugar 2os bacon ard ass, cheese sss beat
6a LIVERPOOL. steam, hence "a. 900 bush grain, St
Quotations Grain45di Hour l5s oil cake lSs 90 sufAt
bacon. goa H25ss 26s 1884, IS ga
tAl cotton lsetd GLASGOW steam ss nsss
=. s2os sss 's s.as. O :aos s
tions aour. 27a sdi oil cake los sugar z 2I i1f
ganalated and 22s Cd for cut lesf e~o'H
steam. hence 5000 bush grain oth -. $500
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS contnnss OF . limited
show DO material change sales 80 ssla Ness private
terms Msss quoted az $40 20 81 IS tor OLD and
go 50 ash 90 or New. SIS for Family Mess siS SOC
Sie 50 CisaF BACK and $40 sslo 81 FOR EItr. rrims
bKEF- Cnchluxtui prue quiet Clty EXTRA India
Msss iissif Esgr Mesa prs fssSsoo Ps1s .ss
about steady Quoted eli b09el5 76..----CUr MEAre-
s 10 anss GOO st1sy k ana ,o a. coe
~ ~ y average. Tc. LOO Picked HAND vOstc II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-18

.ss,se R:s 49, &c. q y,sia:s :ss.a.. q
s aao.,n!. 1870 fpDLes-Dsn = sss..E
HoGs.Hsvs fair Msmass e ssssy pr,sss Sg Assy :
as not amount % macn 70 aay and az The whas ne nsr
the trsains SAFE. rs tss w~ssm ss..m s.ss en..
stronger ssIeS $50 tss sioc ssased qaossd a. 80
continent $500 South American. Nsvsmber eissn&
ezo16I2c: 5000 tee Dseember k1f6dzlc- siosfng ~
aorlcL 1000 tcs January. s2casSse- ciesln9 e1Go
~: 600 tcs Fsbruary 6-33 &c. J< to-
Marcn sfo1e Sic. ciosnE ofio--.--BCrTEA CHEESE
AND Eocs-Have varied since sffh rnofereo
demands Buter-state Creamery. 27azec. PcnnsvrvsA9
Creamery. 2se2yc: Western z1f2sc State Dairy szI9
u mn IN tubs xd5sci weisH tao~ 93sei
l5c;: Western, Factory ssise chssss -st.ss r.<sx3
s99l21c; Night sksns. s.aIOr.: Western Plat lI6
~ good 70 prlme Eggs-stace as 32sc; Western 10
25e: Canada held z0z22c- Lined. i-aIslA
srEA lea noaisAI Ctr quoesH
~ sLo "a, moisrak movement passing y Raw sufzs
WINE ths prices show change 3rsdlN Ns'se
sss' " fer Pair Refining Ana Sc zee Centric.
eaL sseS 900 hhds Trim dst ~ knf 20 as Jansiea
rrtss is n-ensH sne, Cut Leaf ss. crns.eS So.
Hond e',e conse,onsrs $50. Coffee standard -
Soass on sc- White sxtra fsS5c, Extra ss9taHs
Ct&1 -. Yellow ss14te
TALLOW--trAiy and rather dui~t Prime nv quosHd
Z &c. Sales 1000 y. <Sc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-18


The stock market to-day one OF heavy roalzaous'
among those stocks which during the last week have been
conspicuous for their lar-c advances Yet the market
proved 70 broad enough " absorb the large supply
with declines IN figures which mmaerial and insig-
uifcaut Reading sold up TO 404 and after TRANSACTIONS
amounting to over 10000 shares closed at 39l or :
lower than evening and per cent higher than AZ
yesterdays opening. Richmond and West Point closed
OF III 52s but was - higher than al yesterdays open
Ing Oregon TranscOntinental or only =
from last evening and q higher than az yes
terdav's opening. Norfolk and Western closed with
decline OF X Louisville and Nashville Of T. Omaha
% North western L. st. Paul p. Lake Shore g. New
York and New-England 3, and Central and Hudson L.
Philadelphia Gas exceptionally strong and further
advanced So TO l3Ol2a129 Union Pacific also closed
HIGHER Der cent aud the Minneapolis and St Louis
stocl,s-cornmon and preerred-were more than usually
active At advancing figures Missouri Kansas and Texas
also was exceptionally strong and closed with gain OF
q per cent 1t VIII be observed that 50 declines az
these were derive all the significance that they possess
from the MAGNITUDE OF the transactions and that L u
nretty good market which viii take such large blocks Of
stock with so little depression In the hgures Nevertheless
Il NAV be well 70 remember that tOdays large seAc-s
probably Will wait day the effect Of their
realization before repurchasinr and that IN the meantime
they are not likely very bulsh in their expressions
OF opinions The market closed Irregular but fairy
steady 49,,
Government bonds were dull and weak in tone Bids
we're on the s and : for the IL and for the cur
rency generally easier. Annexed the closing
quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-18
BrTs OF LEGAL NEWS.

prsrs walocrst having rented TO David H. Greenoers
seveIlsr store a. Aenst. and having accepted
cport o, sO give him possession and refused to re-
Irn the money Greenberg sued him for damages and jury
the Superior Court Justice German presiding, yester
Cav gave a verdict for s54 so
verdict rendered yesterday IN the Supreme Court
,rer trial Justice Beach and jury in favor Of zoe
Manhattan Railroad Company sut for $4,000 damages
drought by sullivan The plaintiff sverred that he
pushed from Third Avenue train last Christmas even
ing sustaining injuries which ncce-s lated tne
The testified that elppo
And fell and that the Company was Dot 10 blsme.
the Court Chambers yestef
decision a motion 10 commit William ccp
r contempt court In dsooeyn an order 20 pay
hnoDy wife pending his suit against her Tor an AoSo
divorce
Prank Duhan otherwise known ~ Joseph Reid who was
the action Of the Grand Jury 0y Police Juso
norman a of aDducting Marcelina Goyepe ana
kay Murray girls under sixteen years OF age om saa
Francisco taken before Judge Davis in the court OF
Dyer and Iermlner yesterday His lawyer Joseph
Mixed be discharged the ground that the evidence
insufficient TO convict him. The prisoner could give 10
satisfactory the Judges inquiry as 10 what ms
object the girls this city and II Was decided
bot 70 discharge him -.
suit ID which United States seeks recover about
$40 600 from General Adam Bsdeau Il trial in the United
kses The received az the Consul
Generals Office London while General Badeau hel1 once
here OF the United states He has al
part the fees retained By him was PET
hona and did belong 70 the Government The suit WILL
lsst 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-18


FLOUR AND MEAL-FLoUR--The Flour market has
Ssf. only & iSvs Pn' low o6s oo
for export and command comparatively fu prices
Rs wGo aSoSs Change The Whole market
Total Of the transactions is thus partially explained spring
Wheat Patents are see c gny 81 n 500
bb qSaans POO bills CITY Nus E zS a. 81 tOss %
Sss 70: 100 b6ls superhne 81 I5es2 90 latter for
1,s ESQ r E. :. g N as.S PEI s
ira as Good IS 50 asa 80 Tor Good
n6Hs the tt: iss
so 81 sSSs 10 3o Fs s@pene a, y a So
SIS Common 70 Cool ' EItrS western 81 Good
f1 SPs'S oq 55s sssTs b = GOOD
se9isse = 80 q Ip Rvs M1nra ss IS asa ss
STRAIGHT q IS - IS Patent q $685. Bakers E5trA
Fair 70 Good 50 asa 60 Good to Very Choice s5ss3
cty Mn EXTRA Tor Vest ns 81 % ssi So latter
PkE S9Pi9 A%srf1n : Pa sGs ssie
$50 bbs Common FAR EIta at g. Is sss s. and Far
and easier sales 100 bbls supernne s. o5as3 20
:; y YeGw Western qpSIsS
FLoUR-onoted 81 90 ss2 CO.
the market weak opened armer ruled lover and
T g a r x ms In OPTIONS the trading has been de-
cdey more active and the market some wnat excited IN
Opened strong At an ADVANCE issc further advanced
selling heavily the MARKET closing g hssayy
spot Pincin'ing Old No Milwaukee s2c; UnzTated
Bel 75sSsse Unfrsded sPTIsg y 80 c sea; ssS
y ID.
delivered IS ass &c b No Red - 7et No. 5 hea
November closing at 81 % nominal DO December ef's
as6c closing IS 1c do January s9sss7 &c closing
e. February -ss G7esc. closing a. Is 90
March. ss@eso--c closing a. o9'sc' do April sisSs2o
~ May ely S3 &C, closing az ~ &C. DO
June. 90 a94c closing at SO RYE.pun AMI nom nm
Dull nominal QRN-In cash lots Tie dealing;
have been light market opened hrmer ruled
aud closed heavy with limited ousness Tor EXPORT
light home In options the the trading
has moderately active and the market weak and
prices the close. Opened strong a. An al
OF became weak and declined se'e and eo ed
prices the lowest Of the day sales-624OOo
bushels future So 600 bush spot Including ngradec Mixed
2f4Gc, No ~ steamer 43 IN elevator No Z.
.5ss45 gc IN elevator %ssste.e snoat 10 White ute
eember. ASH e4s%e closing At 45%e DO January @ese
~ closing 46 &c; do February - 6too closing a.
l7'c Do Nay 80 a9o'sc closing AZ Boo 4Ars.aR
with prices shade lower closing heavy In option. The
trading still ght and The market ruled steady and
prices until toward tho close when they declined
&c Opened steady declined &c and closed weak with
prices az the poat Of The day. saes-1sOOOO oush
future and spot Including No al 80 do White s5c
No g 32a.c. do. White 35s.c.; No White. S5ci Mixed
Western $3.50: White do &c.; No for November
closing at 32ssc December. 93d33 &c. closing at
SO &C.; January "a "a &c closing st3t eci DO MAY
80 &C. closing at 80 sc-----FEED-steady and fairly
active.
York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-18
United STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON Nov 1.-THE following business was trans
.eed by the supreme Of the United states to-day
No 7ss-Charles Brooke plaintiff In agt Edward
CLARK pursuant 70 32d rule by Frank Prchard
And John Johnson plaintiff and by Pierce AT
lhur fer defendant error.
No 52-Tie Peoples Savings Bank and others PLAINTIFF
In error Bates and others Argument con Dued
by Mt Atkinson for plaintiff in error by Don DICK
Tor plaintiffs
40 53-Charles Pepor and Others appellant, agt sam
Fordyce assignee etc Argued by Henry Hitchcock
Tor appellants AMI submitted by Eoen W. kmoaA Tor ap
peee. 49,, -. ,,.
act D Houston Tax Collector. and others Argu
nlent begun by William Rogers for appellants and con
tlnned by John A Campbell for sppenees
Adjourned until tomorrow at l2 o'clock