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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-18
OOURr OALENDAhs FOR TODAY

surRFNs cousr-cH.NBERs-B Before Donohue. Third
sUrGi:XE C0UET-,iKyERAI; TEKM-Betors Davis p J..
Brady and Dans III iS ss 80 90 e. 70 ~ o t
i iSa 5 % S 81 S i'i i'i iO' 49, ~ 90 1884, 1O iOi
Ja ss IA s6 i 7s i 80 iS Sa 1873 ' 49, 40 49, @
stPaEME CoURI-sfscIAL rERM-PARr II.-Beiore Law
renee Nos 49, 1874 l99 200 lol lst 1876 1886 202 907
s74. S.. 800 9Oi, s67, 9O3, si7. 81.
aG VIOLENCE EsagAbT
Nos Pig 1874 2555 4Ss 22sa 22s5 SiSs 27si 27s5 sl4
25g6 2$5 2SQ4 ISL 2229 2774 800, sls. 62O 426 AL
surRENE T-cRcUIraPARr II1Beforc Van ", Worst
Nos 90 2565 300 2993 1857 lSsl 2393 5ay3 10
1858 1854. 2G7o 7l6. pose. D..
3@ oS Sos9 oa So79 APP a 393 s1e 2 2S
5S5G Isl. 5iS5 25i IT, a5Si 2joS $oG5 '''''
rRg s Pig 81 es ios 1855 ss9c sss sc5s
2s99 81 a. 81 1913, lN44 500 531 . 4l4 lO44, iZO4
suHEoeATFs coGar-aeidrc Rollins. s-wns Of Rosa
Burns Mare Y FeIrAn. Margaret McArhnt Christopher
naG,eys John wallaGe Jae sr cEo%wsl
.loon Hove iinry Run CatharRe Loy, Jane LiI4y
rel Mcrn1ps Norris q slaTkwratieT Elizabeth tovd
Ae c9's g r,I9r oD FaME Thona ~
Catarne Mctoskry DAVID Russell Ann Voorhis. Mary
han Katarinp unRel Catisrme WINES, Antoine Eugene
WcIche. Hony Fleming. James Paine, Henry Fox Mo-
Mco'e,n VIA Hayes. George Jeremy. sophia Pre-
Him. FIs s3s az,
PFHIOK COT ET-rElAL lERM-rARI i.Beiorc sedgwlck
JNos 1913 I23 II4j TAG 1902 800 1918. 1861. 052,
1858, S60'q 1891, 57i 972. 1929. 100.
,rFmoH CouiI TEAL TEaM-iAR II-Beiore orc r. y
I2sG I2.s 1916 81 1895 1906, l2lj 1919
SUPERIOR CorEr-iElAL TERM-PAKr IiL-Refore lngra-
IOI0 l024 I035 O1s sos $50 90s g5s 9l6 90. 400 COG
l07h 1915 1881. 1851 1850 1881, 1888, ll2J 1856,
l20s l2Oi ll3j. 1913. 1850 1897. ll9S 1909, 1898.
StrEHiOR COT tI-TRlAI iERN-pAEI IN.-BeoIe TruaX.
J.NO- 1l72 1890 800 1892 1904, ll40 9s l2ii 700,
l25 III il55 l2i9 1900 1901 1902 1903, 1904, 1906
COMMON plFAs-GryERAL Tugx-Adourned until Thurs
.GoMMoN PLeAs-spEcAL TRRM-Beforc Allen. Mos. 3.
6.S.
COMMON Plr,s-EQUnY TEeM-Reorc DAILY. J.-Nos 81, 3,
10 10
COMMON PLrAs-TIuAL TERY-PARr I.-Bofore IArremore.
G. J-Nos 1905 1902. ll4 1884, 1913 100 1888 y1H.
1850 lsa- ls42 2253. 2a47 1855. 1856 1883. 1904 1895,
1897 231J Isis 1919, 1874 1908 25l, 1862 l4'6 1850
1876
COMMON PLrAs-TmM TRWM-PARr IL before Book
stNt Mos Illl. 445 1906. 90 2l47 2ljJ 2l14 U.s.
1880 2I7N 2l9O 2l9l 2l9G 49, 22Oi. 2Ol9 24O1 22OS
22OD 22lO. 2ZlI 22l2 22l3. MA
CrIn cor TliAL TEEN PANi Before Hyatt J. Nos.
74i 20 81 6J2 7l6 - 80. 81 2U 49, ~ 7Oj '22 7os.
30 IS. 262.
CIn Cotu-TGIAL TERM-PAEr lI-Belore Nehrlas j.
Nos 49, 49, 3O} 396. 400 us 7gi. 800 lS lGl ~ -
"a J. 81 1875 1888. 74O.
CiIY CouRr THAI TERN Pant III; Befcre nan u
Nos g2 49, POS $50 co.. 6s5 IA ll3, ia Is, l5s lO1,
5gj. ~. l57, 100 n. l473. ls3, l492.
Assistant District Attorney Fitzgeral iNos
4 g. Z < .. 10 IL. ~ - a. 10, III IL Is - ~ Il.
COZ Kr or oRVrR,L >R-sov--PAgr TI.-Beoro lge Gil
j. D. t. : : D 10 H. L. H. H. 10, 49, II, 10 10, 20 Il,
~ 20 "a, %, 2G, 27, p, 20, 80. 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-18
psoyrssoR ApLyR OUTLINES HIS WORK.

At chckcrng Hall yesterday Professor Felix Adler gave
his introductory before the Society Of Ethical culture
BE said IN part
Hook around me and many felowtraveiiers' As
begin for this winter let us put before our minus
Tie purpose which directing our efforts =" Sds
climbing the 81 IDEAL. and as we linn We Sc
peaks inee tual liberty. Fhetc are u , o.,
that are far eiecu than the pressure OF
and among these call attention 10 Ieisous 49, RS
Fear the torisc Of sIPere tion shu VII. aur
Led eniesvcr 70 prsse me tnn RI
fuprstton OF shining invest edu.h. d. 80
Y,as ghosts n an earthquake s 70 NM
,harleston the ghosts made the earthquake III ~
s people for their long al phenoiaens are u.s.
cribd beings who phi the strhs Oh na'uic W
WIT out science will make little Away. u..-.,..,
The IL the ia "a OF q pc rfect society rms
has been dream OF many re- gious teachers ne YpP
The members Il the e Of Hebrew birth OF uie
second who accepted their creed Now for the hrst
tme in human Is tory is the movement 10
carr ON the idea OF the perfect society on
earh free from limitations This the society IN wch
no man is 10 be OF wood and cariCr OF water 10
others idea in It's purity and smpcy rs
require addition of creed It's beay
has enbe sment of myth We propose 10 I'VE II III g
complete onScOusness the object comm ing am
with this idea ia mind We shall Neleh All
Q for ameloratiun OF society. - -, g.. 49,.
On, third aim is personal conservation To I'VE 'of
Is great PURPOSE there ESQ personal
pparf from living There positive deeds 10 "
done M a only concern umphs 10 be won over
ID
sndo over spirit of rebellion and inpatencc'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-18

sar cnse Of Bisope ssue pastoral ccunssrs our %
~ ashr churches the elaine OF cur own Chulc
&sn ics the bishops Themselves Get % 70 Va" that
Sstcrsi urge on Clergy ts duty o. ~ ~ ssos
e. the ns thereto that letter Suggest oui prcsch
h. in c,ier pnips and hospitality denands istnrh Oh
~r snitats against all epscpsy Ordained elersy no
S.,,~s,a 81 church membership churchmsushp can DC
Esed in an occasional officiating In the pulpit OF sucn
Saerfy 1900, 1851. u, nm, oorv ent,on propose 10 the
ofcr churches following OF PAM rue W ~,
moi ON another mans foundation Let ser1ousiy suggest "
c<t.r agreement 70 carry oa don'suc
principle ana instruct te clsrgy 10 , o
ha ,ild where other
4y on he eraund in force for the population soeh
will 40 than ie most eloquent sPeVee' Va viz
most rushing resolutions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-18

Ssls. cur MEATs-Hase MIR demand sgd holders =
average, 7Sc city P,9klsd Shoulder s,.Sse; smots4
dull Long Clear in .w.Yors quoted At Dc .. DkEssE1
IO5s-Are up tnhe with fair demand Smoked shout
der. 6,so Picked HAMS lOsiOc CITY Heavy % Lsbt 4
6isa8s.ci Pigs 6i2087G LAR D-Tne market hs(
scarcely vsd fr the day although tho close the lsupef
inr lghi. sales 500 tierces Western steam spot.
part. 6lOe $50 October s01c closing sOsc 100 tc
November 60s16 09c closing 8O9e 1000 ties Decemlofs
6666 lsc closing lsc; 1000 tea January 6z6aSzlc.s
closing 82o February 634 663jc; March elssngs
64lc City moderate demand Sales $50 tea ats 100
Refined quoted at 650c Continent GTJ $50 south Amert
sales 400 cs Continent at private terms En-
without change Of importance. state Cramey ~ e5Zct
Pennsylvania Creamery 003l c Western, ~ sate
Dairy. ha hrkn tubs 20d 2Gc Welsh tubs 5000 Vest
limitation Creamery lS6 l7c %sstern parry l2slec,
further change. state cal Might skins sSs.cj
at steal prces. STATE 2oa2lc Canada, le9le'se; Vest
2Oc
sTEARIN Eouict and unchanged In price CITY quoted
TIC and Dlsomargarine 6LSc.
TALLOW Higher and very strong with an increased de-
mand Prime City qnoted at ii2eiAc sales |lOVo ns
3.SdiLc.
SUGAR-in supplies the movement Ia moderate az
previous prices 37sd4 ~ for Nolasscs $50 for fair ehns
ing and lee for Centrifugal a6e test sales 20 600 saxs,
Pernam. zi414ia $500 bags Brazil 5lsc. Reunet
quiet Cut Loaf bsd 5i6c Crushed 6isd6 D. &c cubes
6T6 il6c; Powdered Ga Or inflated. 3l6c; Noht
"A" SIC; ConfectoDc a" 5s.c Coaes a. Standards
&c; Conee a." 3l6assc White Extra G. j15isci
Extra "C,' 4sa47.c; &C" 4s0i &c; Yellow, ASiisc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-18
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
FEATURES OF NEW YORK DEALINGS.

r'AiohHo w w" hNt''N -
The temper OF the grain speculation on SATURDAY WAS
weaker large receipts less warko foreign news Sh' easy
markets abroad tending TO limit inquiry II Is thought that
the supply wheat viii show an Increase to-day oil
about 1000 bushels. Cash wheat "a cent lower
u nearly 1000 bushels taken by shippers me options
Gul after fluctuations closed STEADY sUt
cent above the inside but down ~ cent a. ouo"s
October S34 November, 81: December, ob'.i January,
80 May 931s In corn spot lots We o ''e~'y
bought by exporters rhe options early broke "a 3
cent business light but the close MAS htte bette ~
price and November at 40 = December
49, January - ami February at ~ cents were oent
MAY = down 9ecent Oats "ere nv
Influenced by any developments DN the toho was
stronger se options q cent 20 81 . ioI Oceool
81 NOVEMBER 31A December ana were unChhngeu
for January 33 May SO cents ard was sprtess
bur al points follows October ana NOVtmDer
- Or December, ~ Is January 20 ~ FsOruar' 20 o.
March. 50 A. - ,.,-
rhe receipts of grain at New.Yor philadelphia Baltimore
and Boston saturday as follows; wheat 4'l.ios
bushels l52y11 bushels oats S4sif business tosI
gram 1900 bushels. nour 3'3j0 barrels AZ % @
Milwaukee aud = Ais Wheat lo9 is9
bushels bushels; oats l1I3 81 bushels Total
gr@In BIZ, 1873 bushels; -four, "a O2O barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-18

very few people 70 supp.s: the sss sS:s .so
preferred stock, and that for the yesr ended
septem0er 30. 1885, lite net earnings Approximately
SydsnSs oo thai IN ssss OF rrss.rsS stock rail-
road properties have developed greater recupera
tive powers and 1t has not been entirely due TO tue
management, which. however has proved TO be won
derfu aid to the result The stock rose from 90 TO e2
yesterday fell to $751; and closed az $685. fna gain OF
4is per cent Il is simply ridiculous TO- say that inc
OF wesks operations during which the most desperate
WORKED 80 apd to Srsnn ana
during the week were instrumental 10 advancing the
prices OF Manhattan and Delawsre. Lack"wanha anu
western 20 and per cent respectively
Now the time may come when Manhattan STOCK may ne
worth 300 or 1000 but its present. figures OF ilZg
10 seem To have discounted all the good In seht anu
to have placed the stock beyond the realms OF specna
ton except between milonares IL has been stated
Whether this is AN exaggeraton or not Is
not practical question now, because inc roaa
it I. what is done and not what 1t do that
returns Revenue The average daily pssssngr sr'vIco
3l5.539 Tho o the road for the six months
ended June 80. 1885, reported to the state COM
mssloners, were as follows:
Gross revenue S37514Io
n e. earnings. sl'estyatoa
Balance for stock dividends ssssss2
THIS gives a equal to 4Ol10o on the full stock OF
S26, 100000 the rate OF sO-lO0 per annum Inc
ess O'' aSove Of greater tnan
for the same six mouths OF 1855, a
, una gain to warrant an advance OF 81 per cent
verified.
with the na prce OF Of foryfour active or rep
Teenatve stocks pehHed by the closing prices Of October
WEEKLY RANGE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-18
"ADIRONDACK" MURRAY.

had Adirondack Murray in eight years until
him here days ago and last night at the
fremont Temple when read from his writings His
vvacitv indeed somewhat diminished hut his presence
still impressive is sti charm TO coniure with;
impress than evening with the TACT
that of strong feeling and rapid movement show
at his best In the queer passagesdescrpion OF
and the he did not hold his audience continuous
when the lecturer u his well known description
the burning steamer heroic lad who gave mp ms
of others. he near the one
great heart which beats IN every audience
forgotten % that Mt Murrays halr once
Is a sable sivers He has In preparation wv
new volumes OF Adirondack stories.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-18
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North Rirer, Vessels and Railroads
GENERAL, MARKET REPORT

COFFEE Trading in Brazil growths quiet with
prices changed from IL &c Sales 1000 bags Rio
and 800 bags Capitania l0c. Mid growths firm Sales
$50 pculs Interior December sales l7c 1000 bags An
gostura bags Maracaibo The option market opened
and closed quiet and unchanged
Jsnnary, 995 0ooi February 1850 1000 March 9yse
1910 October 9909995 November. 090G993; Deem.
Der 09O6G95.
COTrON-The prices spot market not changed
exceedingly light movement took place The sales
only 1873 bales go last evening" all OF which was taken
srinners. The put receipts since September were
SlG5 bales Comparing with 500 80 bales the correspond
ING period last
Quotations American standard OF classification
follo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-18
Transferable Notices at 90.


1 cIRs aS market p1 has, SfGR
vance has been The market closes gae with,
S SiSi9S 100 20 u GSs ely M Ezra S@$i
he "et 5d Re h nerhp@ 81 S. after coce 500
bbis. Extra No .. y 4oaS3 640o 6bis Wlntr Wheat
at 3 io5&3 50 for Common to Good 50 So
for Good to oe the latter Tor one q tS9 private 4s 81
Quo,aous Fine 81 81 81 6oi 7uperine, 80 IS - So
= 70 common to Coos Extra western - 1888 7o Goci
fstr ono - 80 Is coed IS 81 q - % Good to
chq e. "a "a e. TS ge atn 8 3 sr
- as Patent. ~ 30 dsi 50 Bakers Exua - g0q
70 Goa So 70 a 80: Good to very Ch6ce - So 81 IS
civ NH Extra For west indies "a IS So latter
pkss South Ameliea 90 - 3O market co:ng sdsiy
sale, $50 hbs Commonro kar Extra A. - 25~$ 81 aud
SEA IT, sses $50 bjs -uperhne - l09s3 so CORN
Bandywtne. - s. 81 sO......BtC KWIiEAr FLOUR
~G.RArT-WiEhT-In spot lots the dealings were fairy
ac,ye and prices 10 &c lower, closing steady with mod
Options unsettled irregular and to nc lower az the
close opening weak al decline Of q 20 &c further declined
10 & then advanced TO- ~ eTss e Of t ana sp
20 zoe gu-i o'' I9c mS o ,c No Rd Al ic
iiafd' D. 1 20: 5tf "a free on bard s. fc
in elevator No ROD ior October closing uomnay at s3c;
90 N9gember &c. closing At ga anS ag De'g e
y closing At 500 DO February closing ss 1 g Ar
0Ia, 92 closing 0l9,c. DO Nav 9Sd93 &c closing az
and nominal INV BGREY More active and steady sales
10000 bush Ungei C99ad2 At Pei 1000 SS9 No.
CORN lots moderately and values steady
clos ng teaiy hight trade Tor export and far bnsi
ness Tor home Options steady AMI prices &c
lower at the oorr opening weak at decline OF 20 & ne
then advanced ga NC, and Closed steady al
az ont tie highest OF day sales. l274OOQ bush tu
tule l36.OOO bush. spot, including UnsIaded Mixed
at 44a45Lyc; Old No. 3. 43 = 45'sc. No. = 1870
IN elevator 45 anoat; No Mr October a. i4e-
closing &C. November, 45as045 So, closing at
c DO December 40 "a l,tc olosns At t5n4e 90 an
closing at AZ I do February, 4l's 64Sc
closing lSc. do. May iy'4 49'sc closing at 4eA9c
OATS lots fairly active and prices IA &c.
closing firm Options strong AMI &C higher
at he close opening steady advanced ana closing firm at
the lgne.t prices sy only moderately active. sales
100000 bush spot and future inclniing 40 at 5lc 10
3bC No. 2 81 = 81 C. do. White 80 80 &c;
No White 81 &c. Mixed Western.-3I 4 33c. bite
do 3jd 3Oc White State 3oc.; No or October 3l%0
81 c closing 81 ac do NovemDcr 81 tO3l &c, closing
at 81 &C. December. 32l9 32asc closing at 81 'c DO
80 33 1 closing AZ SO o. 90 1l1eu ooc CLOS
ing at 30c FEEU-D,mand unchanged $500 .
Walkers private daiy oircuar october 10 1855 New
York
United exports OF wheat and aour together monthly
from principal P,rs Iae MIet' eiops Eesly dno c'op
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-18

The dealings crude certificates last wook fell on 90
pei the hight record OF the preceding week
X little more than s.OOO.OOO barrels changed hands
against nearly G0OO0OOO barrels for ue CORE
spending week and prices ranged from
81 SO 10 G 2dGj cents. where ago they moved
from 81 OF IA uO2 10 IL lOGl O74 The market appears
10 tho Improving sat!st-
cal outlook smuat" aueh but the most limited and
ouirt Kind OF investment buying Perhaps there be
wefoundol fears wildcat Development Expressing the
PERHAPS competition IL barrier
an advance Certain it u that many experienced oil men
profess inability 10 comprehend the persistence OF 10"
converts 10 the DuH slle
than mouth OF Two VINO are Wiling 10 snow tri
faith by their when the truc prophet Is ready 10 It
the standard speculation yet Anguish for weeks
before reaching much life but when the reaction from me
dodrums comes experience suggests that II VIII De WIN
suddemess and market in the closing dealings
IN temper than Va price anu
ended strong.
The prices and the total dealings at The consoa
ts last two Weeks ana
for the corresuondinr week "a year ago follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-18

TIE market for mining stocks laps d into dulness
again anu the total transactions at tue Consolidated
stock aud Petroleum Tx nanGe Aggregated 3H,u1D
shares against 67sJ6 shares for tho preceding week.
The BUio aud Com stock shares ruled at higher prices
lut there were Developments from tho mines
which furnished a FOR their doing sO Generally
the MARKET was featuTeless and embarrassing.
CLOSING Prices or BOSiON STOCKS
BOsroN. Oct. 90. 1895.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-18

81 rIng Woody have = 37@7
barrels May H. 4J3J. May o. 5407 May - $50 Juno
. 500; June ~ 1924 June H. 1ji6 juno o. 1892
July g. 6.3s2 July 10. 6747 July H. 6GOi barrels.
The reports the pipe line companies continue
favorable The daily average OF rams now Is "a 13 barrels
13Ol 032 barrels
* 9a5 barrels in July The deliveries have averaged
70 "a laffes september C6246
and 72467 barrels July Hence there
good average consumption. against Of
runs several previous Here the ngnres from
OctObeT ~ 10 (chaIters 10 the lJih):
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-18
A Small Office
TO RENT
in the TRIBUNE BUILDING, tor $500
AppIy In Tribune Counting Room.
european advertisements.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
EPPS'S COCOA.

BREAKFASr-"B by thorough knowledge OF the nature
which the operations OF digestion and nutroa
q Application the hne properties OF welse
Cocoa Epps provided breakfast tables Yin
decaey Favored beverage which may save US many heavy
doctors Bills the judcous uss OF such articles
diet that constitution may DO gradually buit up unit s,IoaS
every tendency 10 disease HUNDREDS OF suu
tic noatng around us ready 70 attack wherever
there Is weak point Wema escape many iaAI sn~s ~
well fortified with bl0oi and PROV
sriy nou rizlcd frsms"-fCtyn service Gazette -.
Hade simply boiling water or milk sold opH "a -
pound BY labelled thus JAMES krrS W.
Gsmasop title ChonistA London. knSiAaA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-18

he refined quiet buyers only supply Immediate
needs they want willing 10 p6y % cents
or II WHOM they casing IN pce does MOI
tempt their purchases closing quotations were cent
all ports.
PirfsBuRg Penn Oct i6.-Crnde Oii-Petrolenn steaiy
National Transit Cerfcaas opened at 65 and closed Al B6
highest price. O5as lowest price. 64s
BRADFORD. Penn. oct 10 -Cruis oh-NauonN TRANSIT
Certificates opened closed at COS highest price,
Co.'S lowest price, 0aasi clearanoes Aflooo pArroNs
TTUsyLK. Penn Oct l6-NstionlI Transit oertincates
opened and NJ 0b highest proc oe lowest
IIice "a siipADsnts reported
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-18
An Inventors Advice.

An Inventors Advice.
George when advising young men now % ge on
vonl rnisn nv DO have iOne-perseNtIe fot
dtfeen wOrkei before giving
me nuch.s 10 his locomotive In many days 'o-e pes,
arn IN ma se OF Dr. Pierces Golden Medical psfoN'fy
have great relief and found themselves on no
b1h roa io health complaints Impure OoOd Stohto
mn diseases aud manv yield 10 rs healing Influences
never u return. All druggists
Iongfeiio,y'. Birthday Book
s beantifu present TO give lady But there n t1o
booL pamphlet FORM with no pfclen.oh' 70 "
srrv ertr mai would appropriate and might p~ mo
means of saving life IL called Dr. H. V FlcIce t. -"
a., Of whose peculiar troubles Tue "a
yorite Prescription especially designed ~ Is Wy"ssy
aud cOlOred plates ur
10 any address for stamps Oy tue "oE" -
usnslry Medical Association, BunalO ~ L
II YOU are bilious take Dr. Percss Pleasant Pat.."
Little Liver Pills. ot All Hthks'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-18
e pssed on the American standard Of classification

ST Good Ordinary 116 Middling SO
On the market for delivery fair business was ac
compshed the sales being 42iO0 bales. First quarter
show ed changes but during the forenoon and the carry
advance set the Market however, Closing
al a 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-18

Crop 600 3j7ll20O0 5l2U55OO 40 IoIoUO
Average wheat years 1851 to 1885 lS2 bushels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-18

Tho exchanges At tho Ncw-I0rk Clearing House last
week were $40. 100000 less than for the preceding
week The WnOlr OF decline ascribsl 10 tho
smaller tnsaCtiOus In securities aul to tho less
frequent of loans in the specua MARKET
The exchange no rever 900 900 greater than
IN the week NJ $50. when stock Exchange transactions
larger and Sl55 100000 larger than in the week oi
The Daily telegraph., 1886-03-11
Grand Fancy Calico Ball.

we are authorized by the Committee, to
say that it was decided to have Grand
Fancy Calico Ball, March, 10th.
Every effort is now used, in order to ex-
cell any ball ever given here no trouble
or expense being spared.
Ihe Vicksburg Band has been engaged
for the occasion.
No one will be permitted to dance until
IL O'Clock. unless dressed in calico. This
rule will not be deviated from.
Any gentlemen wishing to participate
can call on Messrs. Landauer or Sommers
and sign the list, as no one can obtain q
ticket without first having signed the
same. After the 18th the list will be closed
and under no circumstances can a ticket
pe obtained after that date. All ladies are
hereby cordially invited to attend.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-03-11
WEST MONROE DOTS.

FROM OUR REGULAR REPORTER. I
Several bales cotton in town.
Our young friend r.. l.. Rhinehart,
OF Sibley, La, ihas accepted clerk.
ship with the big house of Millsaps.
Bros.
Mr.. w. NJ. Callahan has rented
Sheriff McGuire's new house and will
move into it this week.
Maj. j. II. Flournoy has gone to work
on our streets with determined effort
of giving to the public broad aud well
graded streets.
Mr.. w. M. Galatians wife and
children, came up on the st. John
and will make West Monroe their fu-
ture home.
The Early Bird Capt. II. M. Will
Jams in command left for Bayou Cor
ME late yesterday evening loaded fat
DR.. Jno. Calderwood of Monroe, La.
was in our little burg yesterday.
Mr.. j. c. Hutson is having some
improvements done around his ho,se.
Our young friend G. c. CrosIey has
disposed of his entire drove of mules
purchased here a few days ago coming
o1t $500, ahead. A good trade Charles.
Miss Mamie Watts. and Miss Alice
Rsnwick paid US a most pleasant visit
yesterday evening. Such calls are
highly appreciated at all times.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-03-11

Capt. g. w. knight and Mr.. Lem
9. Duke and families will leave to-
morrow on the Marcus Collins for
Trinity. Capt. Knight will use the
Collins in the lumber trade. These
gentlemen did not fail before leaving
to order the DAILY sent to them.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-03-11

j. Z. Behen, Agt,, corner DeSiard and
Catalpa streets. has on exhibition, sample
OF the new improved skeleton drawer
"White" sewing machine. 1t is model
OF beauty, well worthy the inspection of
those contemplating apurchase He keeps
needles, oil and all kinds of sewing
machine attachments for sale.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-03-11

A car load of eggs from Sherman,
Tex, shipped to Boston, Mass, via
the ", S. & p. R. r, left in this morn
log freight. The car contained 1856
boxes ofthirty dozen eggs in each box
which aggregate 1O,O50 dozen eggs.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-03-11
A. BENOIT,
Carpenter and Builder.
MONROE, LA.
NOTICE TO CITY TAX PAYERS.

Tax Payers of the city of Monroe are
hereby notified that the Tax Roll for the
City OF Monroe for 1885 has been completed
and is now on file in my Office. Early
settlements will save penalties and costs
ID. M. SHOLARS.
Assessor and Collector of Licenses and
Taxesor City of Monroe.
October 1856.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-03-11

DR.. Cages little black mare, only 3
years old, is we'll trained. This pony
was raised by Mr.. Bill Cannon OF
Bastrop; will do almost anything he
tells her, from leaping fence to hunt
ing for lost article.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-03-11

The railroads which bring hither the
migrating horde of Chinese, whom a
long enduring people have chased a way
from the Pacific States, should be re-
garded as public enemies. Let the
authorities act in season. n'