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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-01-28
TEHAMA COUNTY

No. s0-For SO per acre, 1G0 acres of
good land in Tehama county 4 miles from
Corning, miles from KirkwOod Switch, on
line OF Oregon and California Railroad take
one-third cash.
S3,50O-64O acres on Cottonwood creek,
lear Cottonwood.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-01-28

AYERS Sarsaparilla, being highly con-
centrated, requires smaller doses, and is
more effective than any ether blood medi-
cine: 1t is the cheapest, because the best
Quality and not quantity should be consid-
cred
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-01-28

CURE FOR CoUeH OR CoLD.-As soon as
there is the slightest uneasiness of the
chest, with difficulty of breathing or indi-
cations of cough, take during the day few
" Browns Bronchial Troches'' % cents
box
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-01-28

Washington Territory Prohibitionists are
endeavoring to secure the passage of bill
through the Legislature making it an Of
tense to treat or entertain another person
at public bar.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
GA
CYMNASTIC EXHIBITION

GIVEN BY THE SACRAMENTO TURN
" VEREIN. for the benefit of their Teacher.
Mr.. LOUIS GERICHTEN,
Sunday Evening, January 31st,
At TURNER HALL. Programme: Par, First
l. Overture, Orchestra; .. Song, Heiierer Le-
benslauf,' Turner Harmonic; 8. Parallel Bars,
First Grade Zoeglings; f. Club Swinging, First
Grade Girls Class; 5. Solo, Schlummerlied, -
Turner A. G. Rudolph; 6. Athletic Games, Fourth
Grade Juveniles. Part Second. Selections,
Orchestra; 5. Song, "Kriegers' Marsch," Turner
Harmonic; 9. Vaulting on the Book, First Grade
Juveniles; 10. Fencing and Wrestling by men,
bers of Eintracht Turn Section. San Francisco
and Sacramento Turn-Verein: II. Pyramids and
Groupings. First and Second Grade Juveniles;
II. Horizontal Bar, Members of the First Grade
sacramento TurD-Verain. To conclude with q
sharp.
81 Admisslon-Gents, 50 cents; Ladies' IS
cents fs2s-2t
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-01-28

SENATOR PAYNE has been officially in
formed that the investigation into the
Donavin charges is in earnest and that it
behooves him to attend it and look to his
rights. Thus far the Senator has treated
the matter as unworthy his attention, but
it is now believed he will realize soon that
he owes it to his party and the country, to
show Donavin's allegations to be as false
as he Senator Payne1 insists they are.
The investigation is to be sweeping
enough to include certain vague and in
definite charges against Senator Sherman
and Ex-Governor Foster, and these gentle
men viii not fail to appear and establish
their innocence.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-01-28
REMOVAL.
F. C. BOCHOW

F. G. BOCHOW
LAS SOLD HIS RETAIL CIGAR BUSINESS.
IL at No. $50 STREET, and REMOVED to
1912 Second ST. (Arcade Building,
Where he viii in future conduct the only EX-
! elusive WHOLESALE CIGAR BUSINESS in
Sacramento. Direct orders from the country will
have prompt attention ja2s-iplm
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-01-28

The State Prison OF Nevada cost 800
2S4 20 to run it last year
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-01-28

IT is gratifying to learn that the North
ern Citrus Fair in San Francisco opened
successfully, and that it meets the high
expectations raised concerning it among
the Bay people. viii some one please
send special invitation to the Los Angeles
Herald man to attend
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-01-28

ALL stock-rsisers keep st. Jacobs Oil.
The effect on animals is marvellous,
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PROFESSOR TAPP.

'J1HE wELL-KNowN. HORSE. TRAINER. Is
i now at the FOUNTAIN STABLE. Tenth
and J streets, where he is training a band OF
horses from Eureka, New. ja2S-1ts
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-01-28
T. a n MI .
we HAVE
f. . r. - a IL "a!

Of the list does not include what you desir
send or bring a description of what you wisl
and we will secure you q place to your liking
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Suppression of Vice in New York.

compression VI VICE III new YORK.
New YORK, January 27th.-At thet twelfth
anniversary of the Society for the Suppress
sion of Vice last evening. over 100 were
present. The annual report declared there
were tons of immoral literature afoat in
this city despite the society's work. The
matter seized and destroyed the past wear
was as follows: 1926 pounds of books
ietter-press, etc; 26,423 pounds of electro
type and stereotype plates for printing
books, etc; 233, 594 obscene pictures, 81. 500
articles of immoral use, LII .557 obscene
circulars, songs, leaflets, and 9S2, go names
and postoffice addresses in the hands of
dealers used by them to send circulars bv
mail.
The Trial of General Shaler.
New YORK, January 27th-The trial of
General Shaler has caused deep interest in
a large class of the cOmmunity. particu-
larry in Grand Army circles. To-day
Shaler, upon being put on the stand. firmly
and emphatically denied the statements of
Monmouth b. Wilson, his accuser. and de-
clared himself innocent of corruption.
His counsel rested their case on his denial.
and there is belief that his acquittal will
follow, as Wilson has declared himself per-
jured.
Earthquake in Hudson Valley.
NEW YORK, January 27th.-The Herald
saws: Our correspondent at Rondout re-
ports to-day quite perceptible earthquake
shock Sunday evening in the Hudson val
ley, though no damage was done. The
disturbance was extensive, affecting Ulster.
Green and Duchess counties.
The New York Billiard SIatch-Schaefer
Again the Victor.
New YORK, January 27th.-The billiard
match between Jacob Schaefer and Maurice
Vignaux was continued tonight. The re-
suit of the previous nights play had left
the score very much in favor of Schaefer-
600 to ga After fine playing on both
sides, Schaefer ran out his string in the
thirtieth inning, making his total score for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-17
COTTON uAA<sr,-sf rzLrGeAPA

LIVERPOOL Nov. l6.-l2:3O D. m-Buslnrss Il good at
hardening rates. Mddlng Uplands 5-l6d to- orleans.
80. bales including 1000 bales Tor speculation
AM, export- Receipts D. 900 including 100 Aneruan
Futures barely steady. Upixhds Low ddtlng clause
November delivery Sid 7-O4 10. November and
December delivery, 5o4d also 464d. 10. December
and January delivery 364d also Odd DO Januay
ana February delivery. 3-I4d.. J4d DO teOru
arv ana delivery. 4O4d do March AMI Aprl ie
lverv J,,4,l April and May delivery lo4d May
ami delivery 10 sd do June anu July denvery
o. m-Tne sales OF toe day included 9lOO bales Amer
Futures steady Upands. Low Mddlng clause, November
deuvery, 3 6-64d. buyers November and Decempet
delivery. 3-54d, value December and January ne
IIvery j 64d buyers Janu1Sy and February delivery
B l64i buyers February and dsrcn deuVery; fotl.
myers and April delivery, 4-bid. sellers ApTu
AMI Nav delivery Dad, value. May anu June delivery
3stiti -e.ers June July delivery ll-osd, value
Lands Low Midding November delivery, 56-'!
Duvers do December eliVery o-o4a sell
rrs 10 December Jan delivery 3D. buyers 40
January an February deVery 3D.. buyers FEBRUARY anu
Maron delivery lo4d buyers DO March anu April re-
iIyrrv D o.u4u buyers. April and May delivery
Z J-o4i BUYERS; DO JIay and June delivery. s-64c'
sellers do une An ulY delivery lO-o4sL b yers.
GALVESTON lO-CUttOn nrnl. Mludnng SIS Low
Mudnng sis Good Ordinary. I I'll net anu gross
receipts BALES sales 1885 Daes stock 1850 Oaes
NokFOLK. Nov. lo-CCston steady: Addns" A0,lo
net .nd gross receipts s06 bales exports u Great
Britain. =; eoastwise. 1859 bales sales 22IO bales
stock 52.349 bales. ,..,,.. 49, M,
ding -. Ordinary. net receipts seO5 gross
receipts exports " Great Britain f'-o COAST
NRw.OKLEANs, Nov. TO- JItOn quiet Mlddlns ooe 10"
Mid,lung Good Ordinary. 20 net receipts 4t.z-o
urs receipts 72O cOast"se 5oOO Daes
sales o. 10 Dalcs stock Z3s.395 bales
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CALENDARS TO-DAY.

surRENK CoURI-CHAMB ERszBefore Van Brunt J.Nos.
g. 81 a. &C. ~ s. - 80 g. ~ 1872 ~. ~ l25 l2e
iss $50 1871. 1872 1873 lS4. 1915. l9s;
Sn oC 80 calendar osy Andrews
- .kME COUKT-spECiAL IRIM-PART II-BefOre Dono.
hue Nos. s3s eSl. 7S9 s2l, SIS s45 9J3 SO 94S
SUPREME couHT-cIRcuIT-PART I.-Beiore Lawrence J.
Nos z2IS 9ls go 40 427 g2l, 200 24s2 24s3, 4s4
assl, 2sS III 81 22e2 So 0O' @'1'
sUPRKME FL , oo TBei fore Beach 10
2lss ls5 ll4l 1872 s242 26s2. zjGS 1876 1882 1868
sUPKEME CouRT-CiRcUII-PAR III-Before Barrett j.
Nos. zl75. 1912 2SoS 1-9 - 28lO 2sy4 SoSl 1882
ISL $50 ssss $50 $a54 255S 5556 ''O
SUZANNE covKT;1CmcrITT IV-3Besfore Potter IL
ses $lG6 sles sles sl7O All 3l47 BIAS J2O7 5202
sURRooATEs couET-before Rollins, s:-Estate of Jacob
srrrKS 0S "a TERMBeore nsaam
Nos az Sl tc 5Is 40 =, d.. 49,,
Gao H So S S6 do 3e a dS15 ses $685. 1861 go
Av srpf f toIaI1GIjSi TEIyfSIr IIBetor Freed
nsn i12s SO ll7s 1925. lies I2i5 gss, 1867
SUPERIOR SGrs1-lElaL IEHnnrAEI l Before TTua5
sss ii5s 1861. 1888 57S4 1890 ''0 '0' i'''' 4"4"
sUFEnoK CouKI-TAAL IEIM-PAKT IV.-Before o'Gor.
Zoo 5a2 $50 iiol 7ss 7ss MS i2'' i0'0 '4O 1854
psy ina Van hoesen JAdaa-e np l 1a CD
c6Hsos FLE.s-sFEcl1L TESs-seiOrs BOoEstaTer j.
conaosS PLEAr-TElAL IEnx-rARI BEFORE Allen, j.
ISL s,v l Sd,l IN l22s iSsl JOG
noe 4s 5ss 40 42l. 424 l'7l. 4eS AGA 465 zS5 4e7
Gin couEl-TmAL TERM-PAEr lI-Betore HanJ-No,
15s7 az 90 sSs 81 767 1879 a. TO- II6o 27s 2s5 =
CIR CouhI-TMAL 1EGM1PAKT Ill Before hyatt J.
Nos Is ll6 1893 g. los. 7o2 al, 24o o. 256 24S 1911
cce~l OF oYEh AND TERxISER-BetOre Brady. J.; Asst
CouKT on eExfEII sEssioss-PARr before Recorder
kmy,h and Asst Dist Ator: Asrtine:-Nos l.
Sowrng and Assistant District ttorDey Pary-Noo l.
Ss.s1s y e. e. X T. T. g. 81 81 H.
b. "a. IS. 50. 81. So SO. 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-17


TUESDAY, Nov. 16-P. W
The DAYS markets at Stock Exchange continued 10
reflect growing confidence in the general situation ana
in the longevity OF a steady, but not booming gene
Improvement in commercial and mercantile aiiars Inc
exports Of merchandise from this port for the week. wien
the grain movement not large stand voucher Tor mo
progressive character Of prosperity In values he
we're 81 1000 greater than in the week OF 1882 ana
Il 900 600 greater than in the OF 1854. and they
were 81 100000 greater than in the preceding week Vi
this wear 5000 greater than in any preceding week
of this current year. There however was deveopeu
strong minority dissent the prevailing temper ana
such advances in the prices Of general securities as
were made we're accomplished without encounterlhg
a firm vet futile opposition. Scouts we're out all day
looking for weak spots in the market and When one was
thought to be discovered assault was made. In the
early dealing Philadelphia and Reading dd not iooA
promising while the general market Was WORKING strong
so that stock after opening of I cent at 314 was
offered bv the thousands 37 only 500 shares sofa al
that figure but all the way up In its subsequent advance
10 81 the movement harassed by tie same KIND OF
tactics only the thousands were offered al per ce'
above the selling price yet giving the Impression tnao
there we're large quantities for sale at the offered suc
Above 81 some Of the early sellers concluded that they
did not understand the game and retired Win
their losses so that the continued movement
m TO 39a. 39l2 principally the
result Of legitimate supply and demand The stock fur-
ushed more than quarter Of the total number OF shares
traded in during day. Operators may hold different
opinops OF the value Reading stock with the reorgan
cation completed according 10 the pending scheme but
Is not operate upon the idea that the scheme VIII
fail continued covering OF shorts together with
some good buying carried the price Of NewYOrk and New
England up from 63 last evening" TO 6is later there
was ull in the buying and natural reaction to o52
followed There seemed to he no special support gwen I"
the stock and the price rapidly marked down to 62i
by sales OF small lots by operators, some OF whom
were conspicuous buyers TO cover at 6Idoo
six weeks ago: the stock recovered To and
closed AT G3 Louisville and Nashville, Norfolk and West
er HI hmOnd and West Point and Oregon Irallrcont
mental -t0ck were still favOrtcs and all although not at
best figures. give good hnal gains Northwestern con
tnued in good demand and held Yesterday advance
The market generally shows gains ranging from 4
10 per cent and closed strong with confident and hope
fll tone. - nil.
were advanced IS and "A for the LIS The currency
SIS also were stronger Annexed are the CLOSING quota
tons:
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e: "''tis ' Fo ss:
s,., hence $as..i,sss aim. |;
sa Tsf 2S; bacs. S . s s. beef
g: si bacon ssc.: lard -. ss
Al cotton 1854 .1- cI1seow steam. hence
raT on sa as % nj
snas i' oS E e steam .1ss1 s u' iar
srana1tea ami sz Cd for loaf bacon.
oIIsLnsees quiet aud unchanged ssc for City and
Prime y L fy S
at % S0s for s Ps: o ars @
PRovIsIoNS-PoRK-This market has not varied in any
par. sn-s our A', raiing 1rm with sn trait r.,
" r2 2 S tSr ola a1 20 Clear . OK and
E.a Mes. so s. P as s IS sos siT ra5.
saSd Quoted M CUT aEA At eriIs ss
mod rate demand, seay and unehan scd rates sales
i3SS pessd see5 900 aye.ase q 5DS o
a1sted s'.s7c ty PicEsS shoulders. s5' Picked
in Yewp OK quoted. &C. DRESSED noGs@A shade
easier with ate demands. Ciy Heavy Light at 519
sc Pigs ea6,-c LARD ne opt.on !radns was =. lie,
couple o. points ASH lots had attention. sales 500
, nns S1e 70 i srTs % srs Doc 800 ,s
100 tes Coee s,s C 7 ga Ointment
$500 South American November closing 622c' Luo0t IS
6zec closing 62sc 25l February 80 closing s,se
2Op0 tcs March, ildG42c closing 6.ilc-.--. BUTTER
CHEESE AND EGGS utter-Tie market IL hrm on All
demand for -uch -. Q Wise lir
State Creamery. q re Pennsvvin
Creamery. - 62nc Western. 22G 2sc. state DAIRY nan
hrgns p az c.; Welsh tuDs Gz,c.
Western Imitation Creamery Western Dairy l0o
lJe.; Western. Factory s0l4c Che~se choice stOcs
well with continued "a demand Medium ana
low rule quiet. STATE Factory. 92dl yc Night
Skins goa DC. Western Fiat. IL Gl2 good 70 pr 1r.
kggs-Have fair demand STEADY state z9dzoci
Western ~ 2jc.. Canada held 20G22c Lined la 70 &c
tGAR -FOr stock tn market ~ steaY "- Al IS
a W. M0asses: 1e for Fair refining and 5'- TOT
Muscovado 3 NC Refined easy. mt
6eslsc.. Granulated il-l6c. Mould Las Is l6c,
COniectioners \ sc Coffee standard 5yc. Coies on
nc, White Extra 47sG5 &C., Extra C. 4Sst'.c.' e. 4s9
4-2c; Yellow. 4 rd+i4c. 800.
sKINs-Goat steady and mOder lteIy Tampco 400
43c 40 49, BuenOs Byres 81 &c. Payts 5c Gu
56i2c. Ga IS Ma skim SOC; Patna TO- Sc
Deer good demand and nrm Honduras BE- era cruz
Soc 80 Central America trimmed SOC. DO not
trimmed 2sc 3jc, Para 81 c AngOstura 24c. Puerto
CaheO pc.
SPICE~-A rather demand prices generally nrn.
Black Pepper Gc. White 40. % - Red DO osd
&c Nutnegs ~ G4~c Mace 80 tjc, tassa Btt
via t. China &C., saigon Rolls 80 4Oc. Cloves 81 A2G
22c. Ginger ga a &c. Pinento q &C
sTEARINE-Quirt and about steady City quoted 7AscI
Oleomargarine quoted &c s- ~
WOOIs-.uef and rather weak. Ohio sold az So. y
do 3sc Fine aine see: Medium Unwashed Clothing 3I1
33c Domestic NOils 81 DC Bo.auy Waste 4Oc.; Extra
Pulled 3Oc. Colorado secured bic; Gray Intia 52gc.
Secured. J9c: Mexican l50l7c.; Western texas II
Ql7c. - -,
rALLOW-Firm and in demand Prime CITY
quoted l2c. bid sales 10000 ID, 49c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-17

LONDON Nov l6-Produce-Linseed OIL. geo Sod 20
81 mar i.lnseeL tOs- ID per quartor Lin
see Case 40 per tenned PetrVieuaL S,Ao-
- rd Der gallon spirits VI iurJentlhe Jos 81 yer
wi. sperm Oh per Jun rOsin-Connon. ga 81 POI
49, III a PrOylsiOns-L4rL ga Od pos
cw tor Anrrc.n sugas--l2s III per ewI ior on
triiuxl And llA ID l@A ed tof
Ar r-lnl- aio4L Australian iAios-sesL "a o -
- Mutfou ia Ud- 2ss Sd C0coanut Oii-Seyton, @-o
s. C,cnln American aenrser4tea ooo. ~, -
H oarIers ana lid lore quarters POI Oh W 'A'
"A ,ran In IAN
a.. I'd Long clear dides. J7s obi short Sle-r Miaaaes
rtlDs 5nvuldors @5a Oh POI 0"- oooi
o.. 81, Tor .xtr4 Ness pri.ne aesa 40 o.
pos. &c. q OOL Prime Ness Eastern
st.sa Western. oOs OL Lard-Amerean Sos Prime Vest
Us .sI; Lard Od- hams-Long Cut ola Od
SHOULDERS o butte-tOs "a Iei e~ Lior nnest nted
ss.f,x Cheuso-American Choice. )Ss. od WhoAt-lhod
western sprlng. os o. a De- 4Cd. HE'D Winter ga ID
d ,,- per Genital New No. Mn-teI. oa Ou.. no. No
spring % New dIxed Western, 4s Al. California No
l. os IJd IS id. NJ :. 6s6L y0s ST. csatA Pro
dnce-SpIrItsOf Fur poatne Ios 81 O AZ L0niOn ia NJ
rtennod PetrJlea 5LoL per g4loL Clover seed
American tel iga cwL fSllOw-3ao vi Oor cwI-
Fine American la 81. Prime city. 25z ID per ewt
Ji. Pala llA d. gOs u Llnseed O
us sd por ACKNOWLEDGEMENT tetrxeratsl ssst
hind quarters sd tore quarters M per ID hops A. Lon
don-Newi ork state ~ % % KS lOa ID Oo'''"'s' '
L. qua at los- ID "a
ASrwERP. Nov ld-Petroleun-Fino pale .ssr,
francs eontmes paid. aud 10 frames o. cons' 10.
Wueoxs L-rd closed ~ "a GsaSs 20 continues ''' Avn NV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-17
nNE or Mrs. GANEgs WILL IN COURT
RITs OF LEGAL NEWS.

Joseph W Gardner. who engaged by NJ 3. Curtis
feaul of Poseu 10 with his company actor and
nropeyty man iOr oty April - 1884 at salary
OF s25 week sued the city Court tor balance OF
$50 due 800 damages breach Of contract he case
w. trie sterSv before Hall and and resulted
I'm 4 veTdst OF S3U2 for the plaintih
Rollins has decided IN favor OF The pfopOnent the
contested Will which Aeyer Vel, brother OF MRS
Fuiie opposed The admission probate the VII OF
fhe alter She only the Of
her roerty valued 1000 10 Mrs Hannah hoffman. who
had pured h IN her last illness The estairix lived APP
parent poverty Avenue c. amd u was only short TINE be
lore death that learned that sue Lad saved some
NJ. Julia NJ Ferry yesterday recovered $4,000 in suit
acziusi the Manhattan Railway Company Tried tie
Il0r Court Justice TaX and On The evening OF
April 70 1885. O lgfing rom tram al Fifty
sevenfst and when the suddenly started
She was thrown ground and received permanent
julles. Size sued fOI $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-17
TgF pgTPOLETH MARKET

Another speculation in crue CERTIFICATES resulted
yesterday closing prices at the highest unai nrure yss
since wakenei from IL ong summer dull
ness ethargy and frequency Of fluctuations
the market nimbie trailer could wish But for
the operator for than narrow turn mere
was a great deal u announcement IN tne aDsfohs
mower demonstrated ny MONDAY AMI Fe-f
DAVIS movrm- nf. hours the reaction mat
VAS inevitable the ~ II crbts c0Itnnei u course
ure seadiness th- early dealings Than mlens
We b--n ~ the per traders on Mon
day u ling attack carried prlees
down To rs afternoon thsrr not httle
nervousness displayed by the market put ths
tendency Obviously tovsr better prices IA
eliminated ia the unal deAlngs
ami quotations were Within cent Of the best pin.
reached on 81 above the oWrst anu cenes
nn~l figure Of MONDAY Naturally the etIr-.nr
by free rrastous Du me SUD
the d.pres on lent uch en-
management operators who Werr looking 70 yrrirr
davis market ~ afOrd test OF The suDst<n-
tsi character OF the Improvement The market
NAV Keep more for the present but
closest str ing and spirited .-,.- =. -. -.
The OF prices and the total dealings ~ inc S"n
solilated Exchange were a. folo~-
Opening. y
Hlghrst........-........ 76s Fns "a
sales, barrels
Refined oil unchanged az ~ cents IN Newf YORK ana
Baltimore and cents per gallon In Philadelphia
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THE MARKETS
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF P sODUcE.
Per Worth Riser. Vesse asd Railroads
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

BUILDING MATERIALS Lumber has sold quite well at
pr essel in value
sisal 10i2c.
CHICORY-GrOund 5ladsc
COCOA-Denand motif tie prices about steady Mara
Domin 20 II III l2c.
toOPLRAGE sroCK-A pretty good trade at firm prices
Moasss 1Iooks and Heads 81 .O0 200 sugar ~hnoks anu
Heals 80 men p goal 5 do 35nch 81 20 al 80 od sh9es'
and new Heals 80 inch 95c Gsl 90. do a6nch 100 ioc
Oil shooks without Heads CSC. Rum shocks and Heads
s. % FUN Pipes 70 0OG6 30. Empty H0gsheads % o.
Hoops - Ieet $50 90 80 90 do II feet S26 O0a2I 90
COFFEE-Fnr Brazil growths the ia firm one at
l5c lot ~r no SPOT Invoices sales 5000 bags SANTOS I-c
for and II &c for No In mild growtha irsdag was
quiet SAFES $4,000 bags AaricaDO and l6OO bags Swan
LA m Were exceptionally active Tie market oRenea
firm a. ~ points advance but toward the close reacted 0
Ike degree and closed about steady follows January
llzD ,-5O February l.25dllSb; March ll3O; AprlL
llaOd liz y Nay ll3Od ll.35 June ll.3O6 ll5o NO
vem6er 1899 l.35 December. 1890 ll35 sales.
COTION-Previous prices were retained to-day while with
considerable regu arty shown 10 the speculative market the
movement vas ligh sales $40 bales ESQ bales last eyn
ing lncufng $50 bales and 30 for consunp
Fort receipts today 44O37 bales, comparing with
4S baes this day last week and 1880 bales TINS day last
year
Quotations the American standard OF classification
are a follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-17
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. Nov. 10 tspeetdD-Before the opening OF t'e
Boari today the secretary announced that the visible OF
wheat sboud really have measured go bushels instead Of
$4,000 as yesterday Wheat opened at TAO
u cents for option and vtnt NJ instead Of
down The steady all day The December option
worked 74sa74's cents where II closed There VI"
break freight to-day being chartered h eenn
uuder -afnriays rate THIS helped tho mark e tempo.
In wheat and calls on wheat LAT nF -oa
AZ II 74 cents the rket got o -
"a cent? these calls source % strength va on
privileges er that sent NE rs~noer
opt on I'D 7+a Corn for MAY t0fzs ~ld
up about bushe from the low price OF rAy
Partridge calls night heavily AZ toA afo'- ceit
Tor -old calls good for the week AZ
- down % , cents u bahAo
ant 100000 bushels was taken PROVISIONS ~e.s
firm u hn-on- operations which ~. - a " Nv
tefyinK The option pork kept all he mnrnnk
se.son AZ al O2 si6 O5 closed there Il ocock On
the short prices advanced Nay corn vent
call price Even the wh al crowd vas cme
what excs and - : cents The cose So
AZ al d crnts 90 Nav corn 74@d7ts for December wi"A
an 80 % January pork Puts May corn a. CENTS
calls Al. Lap cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-17
EUROPEAN FINANcIAL Markets

LONDON Nov l6-l2:J0 mConsols ia 10 70, s
1917. do. il2' Atlantis sns 's DO sss"su mort,
gage lIa. Canadian Pacific 7.s are oos uo soeola
onsos 1921 illinois Central ioot, aeAo~a ouinAfS'
a. -. a. raul. Common. vs4s Punnsyivanlz. osN -
D. quote lhrco FoF Sonl 1enses %
francs 80 for the account ,.-
D m.-AtAnue Great Western First Morty ago IIus
tees Certificates. 90 C-nAdah racine iS htae q.
do second cossola Asxlcan ordinary ~ 81 Paul
common ~ Al New central il7N PennsyivAnA 81 si
huiison's BAY Company, A%r a x-~,..x Nd.
The of Dulon into TIE BANK ot Anssne w
balance to-day Ia &6.0UO -. ss e,~rss