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Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1886-07-16
Through Hhirlpool Rapids, Niagn,a il, a
CdSE.

Buffalo, July livery few of the thousand
OF persons who visited Niagara Falls to-day
had any idea, that another adventurous mar
would attempt 10 swim Whirlpool rapids, il
which Cart. Webb lost his life. For som.
time past c. ID. Graham has been making
preparations for the attempt, but few person.
really believed that his courage would hold ou
long enough for him to make it. Such, how.
ever, was not the case.
At about O'Clock this afternoon Graham,
started on his perious voyage, which he sue
ceSsfully accomplished. Graham had told Mr..
Porter all about his plans, and related that he
would carry them ont at the time he did, but
requested that the time not given in publishing
the article. for fear that the authorities would
prevent him in his purpose. Accordingly
very few were among the spectators.
Graham kept the cask in which he intended
to make the trip in saloon, in this city.
About II o'clock last night he loaded it in a
wagon and accompanied by several friends
started for the falls. They arrived there
about O'Clock this morning and unloaded
the cask at a point on the American side of
the river below the falls and about 900 rods
above the cantilever bridge. Policemen
arrested him on suspicion Of being Tona-
wanda horse thief, but his Buffalo friends
secured his release on bail.
TIE
When everything was ready Graham got
into the cask and closed the manhole at the
top. At this point Of the river the current is
very slight, and a small boat towed the cask
out into the river, to a point where the cur.
rent would carry it, and where Graham was
started on what might have turned out to be
his trip of eternity. The towing process took
only few minutes, and then the stream
caught the cask and started ii toward the
Whirlpool. At first it moved Slowly down,
then faster and faster, until the current dashed
On with lis full force. The cask bound up
and down over the great waves and several
lines turned a complete somersault, but the
wider portion remained uppermost, although
turned around like top. The cask kept
pretty we'll in the center of the river until il |
cached the whirlpool, when it struck strong
ide current, and was carried swiftly through, |
caching the waters beyond in safety. From
lerc the journey was comparatively quiet.
The cask was picked up, at Lewiston, about
i've miles below the starting point, and Gra-
lam crawled out of the barrel with only |
light bruise on his arm. He remarked, |
when struck the eddles it was one conttn-
cd round Of jerks, and am not hurt bit.
Graham is native Of Philadelphia, 4, years
Id, and a cooper by trade. He is poor
nan, and did this thing for ''glory.
The cask is feet long, 50 inches in diane
or at the widest portion, % inches at the top
nd 10 inches at the bottom. II is bound
round with iron hoops, which weight abou,
50 pounds. Ballast, which was attached to
he cask TO keep ii in position, weighs 24o
ounds Graham will probably repeat the
ip: lie says he will yet go over Horse shoe
llIs
"
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1886-07-16
A. O. L. W.
pHuETARIAN LnnGE

s-. PIIlLETARIAN LODGE
- - No. s I. o. o. E., meet
5ES&zsszxsss Saturday evening II
each week at o'clock, in their hall at RoeeburE
Members the order in good standing are invited IL
attend. By order Of the n. G
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W l. FRrBDLAxDER. Sew
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1886-07-16

EA'Sup', Curtis Baird Of Oregon city opened
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-04
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
FEATURES OF vEw-YoRk DEALINGS.

The speculative markets yesterday were rather quiet
Cash wheat active but FIRM without special change In
price Exporters bushels Two days reports
made the receipts Of grain appear heavy and this
with cable advices caused fall OF IA q
cent in wheat options IN the early trading The
large export demand rallied prices Las cent but the
pressure to sell, though light sufficient in the
dealings wipe all the previous gains The close
and IA cent under Mondays final figures as ioi-
lows November - December s5 January 81 February
SO May 1884, cents Cash cent higher and exporters
bought more freely. taking 10000 bushels The options
early shade easier in sympathy with wheat but later
rallied The close was heavy and prices were
of from the best OF the day but nevertheless gains were
shown OF cent for November at 46 and for December
47 and January 4sae cents May unchanged AZ
5ls cents oss tIfhe better for cash lots In the
line OF options November cent higher al 30 December
at 1884, Janusry at S4s and May at $685. cents we're IN
changed fAr business done in Lard ami 300
sold Tor refining PURPOSES part n arrive The
alton upward tendency and aims OF lod1
points scored follows November 50 % December
50 25 Janusry Sc "a February. ST Al March So so and
the year 50 22.
The receipts of grain and hour at NewYork Philadelphia
A447?o bushels $2ol77 bushels ests 2S6 62 bu-h
total grain 100l O59 bushels -four 81 2S9 barrels At
Chicago Milwaukee and - Louis the arrivals were Wheat
424 79s bushels 6s73 bushels oats 1852 800 bush
els fetal grain 1858 bushels -four l24O3O barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-04

sssS are ss E:,, s'oss6
10 E6Gswltou Change Of moment satssr- sc
Creamery. 25129c; Pennsylvania Creamery, ~ !
western roar sc. State Dairy haIfnrtins In tab
I7e23ci Welsh tups 2oa2 sc; Wesen limitation, crsA.
ia lss S1se.s.sssats Ssiae.s sisA, ssi%s. ssSs{i
Western Flat ll1llfc Ergs-stafe 22z 23c Westor1s
% Y nc, Canada held 10 a420c. Lined. i7e lse-
NE-Lari dull CITY quoted at sc Sales, 2o0oS
N Oieomsrgarine. Csc.
suGAR-Raw stock quiet but prices not chaasl
3e fg sG' test centrifugal Sales IS 900 bag lotto ssuBd
ena a4.age e . 20 Kennel sugar da eut ios 10y
lated 3sc Mcnh confectioners 81 4s e -:
Extra c l5.I615isc. Extra 4As6s i3i6c, 4szIss.
Yellow 4hd4I
..fALLow-steady and fairly active. Sales. 10000 y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-04
THE TRADE In CHICAGO.

CHICAGO Nov tsOecaThe surprise the floor Of the
Board today the amazingly small stock Of lard There
SO sos erces OF contract lard october The figures
posted by the provision this showed that
only $50 tierces The price vanced
five in the pit this but 1t is likely that some
scheme will Lard shorts for November
year good deal CHER price. Pork up
thirty barrel This advance altogether because of
strike the yards. The feel in wheat
steady ali day Schwartz Dupee Co were still bullng corn
believed that p Il. WeaIe who has large
figure IN ths grain heretofore too II the buy
by that from 4zs cents for NAV
TO 4S December wheat closed at 752 cents; May
@2s cents January pork $40 n q puts on May
AZ AGENTS. calls ~ cents Receipts to-day,
4O2 wheat 46O Of ami 175 Of oat Puts De
cember wheat 744 cents calls December wheat 1914
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-04
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

LTvERFooi, Nov. 3-l2:3o D. m.-cotton Sc aiy Win 2
fair demand Adling Uplands I'D do Midding oIsssns
Dad SAcs-Oooo bses including 900 gaiss lss
ton and export Recsipts $500 bales all Am .s
November delivery sd, also Is sad; November and De
cemoer delrv-ry 81 64L December and January dev
SOCIAL, January and February delivery eo.o4d
do February aud March delivery ~ go 49, Asffh ana
April delivery, 63Si; April and May aoiveiy i-Osl
do May and June delivery 6s64d June and July delivery
7.64d
p m-cotton- sales of the day included 5000 bales
American
Futures dull. Uplands Low Midng clanse November Do
livery B364d. sellers; do. November and DecemDer De
livery 5id sellers do December and January delivery
69U4d buyers DO. January apd February dehVery %
6sd buyers; do February @nd March delivery bl-64d
prl and May delivery, le%d. sellers do May and June
delivery ss&d buyers do June and uy delivery 6684d
eIerr.
p m.-Cotton- Futures closed duh. rpands Low Mdd
and December delivery 54e4d buyers do Deem
February delivery 675ld scers February ana Garcs
esliysry. .sos%d SELLER DO aaroA sad April delivery,
do May and June delivery. 29<A buyerss do June and
July delivery. e-6id ssnsras
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-04
CALENDARS TO-DAY.


SUPREME coURrCa B & B Van Brnnt J-Nos
Il H. Il q q u = ~ = IT, % o3 ' o s ~
surRKME couHrsrEcIAI TERN PAEI L Before Andrews,
Is sss $50 s94 s99 $40 $40 s44 9Ol, OIL 7O7 73O 947
s 81 5o 90 sss y! Be- sd
ss go Ss S ssS 81 81 92 s.? SO ga S5 66
SUPREME CouRT-CIRcuIT-PAR I.-Before Lawrence
suFRE,T cIRcuIr-PAgT II7Beiore Beach o Il
5ss ZOOS 1870 S42 1862 800 2OSS 1880 l645 1882
2Gs2, 2lo7 1897, lss6, SOL r-,--n
Nos S06s 329l 800 S223 1925 3065 1868 2l73 3l6
2Sl5 a2ss 1882 2ll0 s $685. 2s4o 1885, 2s40 1914
SUPREME CoURT-C IRcUIT-PART Iv.-Betore Lewis J.
$40 sI4i s26 5s7e 500 sel sI74 $40 5is7 $50
suRRoe1TE's CouRT-Before Rollins s.-Moton calendar
sUrERIoR CoURT-srEcIAL TEEM-BefOre Ingraham. j.
SUPERIOR couRr-TRIAL TERM-rART before sedgwick
C. JNos 1923, 972, l24s 1863 1912, 1l64, l1O9 lII7
SUPERIOR CoURT-TaIAL TERN~PART II-BefOre Freed.
JNos 500 l22s 1852 ll20 gs5 49,, s59 s2s. 1883
suFKSoE ccgn1-TnIAI TEnxPAFJ IIIBetore Trnaz
s0i 5 ld g SSi s o76 '' 1886 1857
ns s 1885,
s eaxnG 5s si ss ERA sTs 5s dS
DAILY and Van aOesen yGNos o. g. TO- 49, l6' H. 10.
COMMON PLEAs-sPEciAL TERM-Before BoOkstaver j.
COMMON PIEas-EQuIrY TEsx-Adourned for the term
COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL TERh-PAKT I;-Before Allen, J.
1850 1894 1895 1897 1858 1875 1927 isOe 1852 i6s2
CITY COUKr-rRIAL TERM-PART I-Beore Nc Adam. c. J.
Nos 80 793 262 217 2s7. 22e 1872 74l 739 74s
20 us 246277l. 1872 7+4 "a s32 707 1lso 263 295
294 297 POS 740.
CITr COUKT-TRiAL THRM-PART 1I.-Before Hall Nos,
l6S 37s PSI 1856 1928 1874 397 4C6 1881 367
S5e ST. IS. 1929 q
Ssi sG 76s spS Il TEE III M III ss gs
COURT or GENERAL sEssIoSs-PART I.-Before Recorder
smyth and Assistant District Attorney Fitzgerald-Nos
z L. s. g. T. g. 10. IL II, H. IA 10 10 H. 10. 49, 20
cSgET or eEsEsAL 7EssIoss.PAEI iI-BelCrs Judge
q g. L. 5. o. T. .. TO- H. H. l3 IA 10. l6, II, 49, 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-04
STATE or TRADE.

TG 5u fson % c1ns S %ns1 g 8,
Yellow 50 9c steamer hixeL ~ &c 40 trade tSe Oats
unchanged. Provisions seaIy Barter-Western CreinerT
hss6;'er P Ehs o6c 1 cd Mseeis S5
bush. Oats. 5000 bush. shorts. 1000 bush
0y , s SS sq @ I. &c 81 Flour
Extra g 75es3 20; do Family So To- 90 city Mills
So as45. PAtapseo ay IS 90 10 suOerlltvs Patent
Rei 81 Soc. DO Amber Is CSC: NO western n.
Red spot 50 s. -c AovenDer ~ a ~ Decen
Western quiet southern White 40 s5c do Ieliow asa
toe mss'f5n M Jae c oats QUIET soaar
oa35c Pennsylvania 8oa Soc cslern White 55qsjc.,
to choice n western 81 90 sies Mess
sldss 80. Hams 10. y &c Lard. refined Butter
WeseIn Packed jog ise' Creamery gogS9c Eggs n
los4e Whisky Il zSSs1 "a FIeiShss to LverPoo per
Keceips-FIour 2soOo O6is.; wheat 10000 Corn.
s' IS S
sales-wheat 4sS.oco bush. Corn. 21.oOO bush
Hsf Ns Ssess 81 e. hs wsIs
No White Michigan zoe. Corn weak No. Yellow.
new. SIS a Sac: No : Mixed. so9e Canal irsishS S
bush c.ns SO @ looSo Susn corn
$1,000 bush Railroad shiDments-WheaL 22.00O bush:
Fancy. y soass IS. Whe.! arm 10. Red % &c Re-
Mixed &c. Eye-No z 55ae54G sar.ey-So market
PC11 ss1 saE% 3 90 = % 50 -
s. 90 Short Clear 81 76 wmsksy-saies At 81 IL Hogs
- % 52S
Nsnge E bS Nav se SO isea E
corn-NS Sss.c; receipts $500 bush oats-No p 2sc.'
MILWAUKEE, Nov 3.-Flour dull Wheat quiet. Cash
Tie. Nov. 72sc Dec. 7S.c. Corn nrm 80. q see,
poa CASH 50 81 NSy ~ Dec
csam er.h g s Ssrs 50 e
Gheese.Best cream tV2a ~ &c Esss-f1es II 2s ise
BUSH barley 1900 snip ments days-TiOur Is 900
bills Wheat. $500; Barley $4,000
mi1ed lt = Zoe Rye :isady 10 &c WG.Eey
shipments-Coru. 6ooO oats $4,000 rye none.
SOy s5 81 e.
Isas eisaI
snnesets bakers clear scss4 .'rasSt 3 oos
e. ESs Sar IS 3 ST 20 Sa
Wheat quiet spot Lots dali. New No Red; in
SOysmeer sy.ss5ss Dee So. soc: "a; Jan So. s.
SPOT Ls Eye steamer s cs5n
and a sa %a DEPOT tn gram S sspst 1ea N ssGw
Dec 4sa4S Jan. ~ sc Fey 81 %'6.e 0s'
hs sss 60 WV Sav s @
!1s S1 E; ss ssssS esn an Sss
YorF 5.ra 2es25e: Western DaIry EIIrs aTsis 10
% er' sss
otVv oDl. Wheat ll.0OO bush. Corn $4,000 bush. ship
ments-" heat 10000 Dushi Corn 5000 $500
ST. LOUIS. Nov 3-wheat dull sales No Red
s Ss d. sG Nov 74.c. Dec 7sss1Jelc Corn quiet
v s dun NO MIXED Cash 26sse2ec.; sov. 27e Dec
Creamery barry Z 3oe Egss-ise FLAX seed
etS Aay-Iimothy. 81 so Prairie 81 "a bran-5oc At
suk Msats-Lens Clear SO 2OI short RiSa 50 as short
Clear, ~ 90 Lard 80 30 hecepts-Flour 1000 bbs;
Wheat $1,000 oush Corn $1,000 1usn-i Data $4,000 push
hyG aVyV oIsl-: nafiey 5iO0o oush shipments-Flour
1900 BUSH Rye 400O Barley 1000.
TOLEDO. Nov 3-wheat duIl; Cash 77sn: and Now
77Ssc Dec. 7esc Jan. s0se May. seize Germ weak
Cab. go No. ssc d, May S2sS Oats ca.h. Y7e
Wheat eI000 bush, Corn 1900 BUSH. OATS IL 600
bush. 6hpmsnts-Wheat 20. 900 BUSH Corn. loco bush
Oass 1900 bush-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-04
THE COURTS.
LUCKY" BALDwIN's TWO SUITS

LUCKY" BALDwIN's TWO SUITS
Two suits against Lucky" Baldwin growing out Of his
connection with the TURF compromised in the Supreme
Court yesterday after Of them had tried and about
70 be given TO the jury by Justice Beach James Stewart
who claimed Mr. Baldwin had made with him
engaging him first trainer Of his horses
for 1885, sued for $3.50 fol LEGGED breach
OF contract Lloyd Hughes. the Jockey. de-
81 should be paid HIM under
contract 10 ride Of MI Badwns horses The case Of
Stew tried the plaintiff sweating TO The justpess o.
his claim, which included the expenses OF
baldwin called him refused allow him 10 his
horses offered $500 the time to the con-
tract but refused.
Elias ]. Baldwin. the deiendeu said that the contract
made y o. p Keys aud not by him. and that Key
was agent H Hummel summed up for the plain
and toOk VIE Tie court again con
yened NJ Bowers for Mr.. Baldwin, had
ference with Judge and the opposing counsel and
both the suit OF Stewart and that OF Hughes
which the the calendar Withdrawn, Mr..
Baldwin paying 81 400 in fun liquidation Of both claims.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-04

he case against eX-AIderman McCabe VIII
be called this morning before Judge Cowiag In Part IL
Of The Court OF General Sessions The question OF the
mental condition OF McCabe will nrst be passed on.
the jury find that he 10 not In mental condition to pro-
coed TO trial consult with hs counsel IS to his de
teBce, he will he committed insane asylum by
Judge Cowine to be kept until he RECEIVERS HE reason
sufficiently to be tried Mr. MARITIME and Mr. Nico VII
conduct the case Tor the prosecution ana kcnAa o
Newcombe and Judge Fullerton Will appear for Nc
Cnbe. The physicians, Drs. w. A. Hammond, A. r. Mse-
donald ard A. McLane Hamilton. who have examined
McCabe, will tesfy To the result of their exnmlns
tons, II, As is now believed the physicians unite III
pronouDcinx McCase insane, the jury can Only ma
verdict OF insanity and he Will be sentenced probably
TO the state Insane Asylum.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-04
comparatvs wheat stocks at ten Western primary point.
Total bu. s5. 2O7 .4sg s4.O77. 7s9 al4ss. $50 u

Increase week l2lo65O bushels against es.l5s
bushels the previous week
The weeks wheat crop 1886 had s72
being 1858 acres less than for se crop OF 1883 NJ
a hSs The ss
Bss: Of ne ss
Kingdom 1856 average yield Of % bushels pr
6ss from xT Which, oh sesac Sass
for seeding Leaves bushels for food Imports re-
FLOUR AND MEAL-FLoUR-The market is well
@ ne Dfsrd aHHT P s" pr spD sn ahs
city Med Extras cases the close bed
Ae ssS sas market or ~s sssS
sS @ irs At 4 10 o s 2s
$sss SO Ss; ssgs 8 Slsg f.
Wnsr 80 ns ~ Z 8 @ Coca
the n az se. or III: nd for Of f1pc
sSPeEsa5 s. 81
+ SSs's oIs q sSss g. sss 81 SsrG' e
srsn s i 81 rs 10 ~ a sBs ss ssg q
IS 90 Louis Common !. Far Extra u so9ss7s
s att S SstisSs Water sSssS
SS E
s fa SSS % sS at y Far hsi
GoRfN FRI OG Ysq% %essrn aaotd
s2a e So 81
e R.! e; sss !sn' 5$sss '' : ssgs
ISss ss sa sSs5 SoSs Nass
s,: sI
s1a 4, s'Ssq ?S :S EF iss
Ss e. and s"sS gs
24s2ac At@a' d. 2eS22c' KsH'' d. 24s"7c' Su'
''S q z guEpsntns gaet and
4 ssss@ Js!. b q 81 & sSs
Market generally quiet Sales Exchange
we're made the OF 100 tons tin, prompt shipment at
oIIs%scer asking full previous quotations but there
ssgsSR e afs very purE
accomplished Ou, rates shocsd no special changes u1
sssn n :sss s eiss ii FSf
; III q GRAIN .'5sH afs;s srs.
LIVERPOOL. steam hence 1900 bush gran. ii.d
.ss5. II. 's,;s
asnss srso 5s hSq1 So
steam. hence Quotations Flour. Ia 81 oil cake rs
* % sa wa. 2. 40. much . to the
as S osys T q an sPSes q s rs sa $50 bs
ssl 50 .s Raes fSr I Nsw ~ so for Extra PRIME
pEEF.ouiet and UNCLAIMED sxts Issia p sss.
Extra Ness bbA 81 5oass Packet 70 ria,s - 20 -
BEEF HAMs-havc varied since our last win
light demand err MEArs-kule a nrm prices with
los ~ y average, 7ci 10000 . do, 10 average NC
Cry Picked shoulders ae sn1Ne a.n naIs ~
MIDpLEs-Dull and pemlnally unchanged Long Clear In
NewYork quoted al 6iso..--..p DRESSED HOGs-A shaie
easer. CITY Heavy 10 Light at lsa5 r Pigs &c. LARD
The market lad dccideiiy better look to-day much
export and SPECULATION reached moderate proportions Pees
1850 tea Western steam 6.ls9G2tc ,of which hb0o tea
were taken BY shpper 1000 70 arrive cost and freight o
tea 6lbc.i Refined quoted 690t Contineht as306 SO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-04

CLOSING PRIOES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS
SAY FRANCISCO. Nov. 3. 1888.
WEDNESDAY. Nov. 3-P NJ

WEDNESDAY,, Nov. o-P NJ
The Stock Exchange markets this morning, after the
election holiday opened buoy ant aud little brisk
To mold First anu Immediately following prices gem
orally marked Important gains Mondays last figures
Ihis principally due the orger buying OF board
room shorts" When that epbsmsral demand was
supplied there reaction IL after that was
all over that the days business really began; that be-
evers1n acontnu-d general improve in business.
affairs and therefore believers In higher values for secu-
rifles began their purchases After the early reaction
tue advances winch made were slow and
easy and hes thy. There was no "boom'
aud there was apparent absence OF any desire TO
boom values. The oDjrct OF all bidders seemed to
De TO make Oh without advancing prices The
market moved pretty regularly but the special features,
were NewYark ami New England, Peoria. Decatur AMI
Evansville (Which recorded transactions OF 1000
sharrsl, Like sRors Michigan Central with small
transacionsl, Erie. Pacific Mail, Union Pacific, Rich
mond ana West Point, and Consolidated Gas The new
advance IN NwYork anl New England has revived the
old story or agreements with the New-Y City and
Northern and the El-vated roads. The approximate
SITUATION and ths moving power behind Neu-York aud
New-Eagiand. aside rom It's developed earning
capacity. was told in THE TRIBUsE's loca columns
month sgh The sch-m- tnsn outlined never has been
abandoned and form another probably Will be
carried out. but IL will in tay week After
$50 D. I'D. money marked mp to ID per cent
an prices 10 distances reacted from ins extreme
advances Of the day but the market closed steady aud
confident.
Government bonds dull and rather easier In tone
at eosiuK quotations follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-04
A LAWYER WITH A CHRONIC GRYEvAycE.

John Murray. lawyer No. $50 Eighty
has disturbed the peace of by attempts
have the accounting Of the George Zenehcr by the
execurx Emma zencher reopened Surrogate 80 that
he may obtain advantage for his client Henry chaub
who alleged creditor Of estate Surrogate Rolns
refused
bundle papers various publie oces
and made complaints against the District
ny MARITIME LAS refused send his tle Grand
jury recently applied snyu for an
order directing Mr. MARITIME send his papers 10 the Grand
Jury Recorder yesterday opinion refusing the ap
phcatiOn said
The applicant has mistaken his remedy. hasany
Am examining the submitted ap
application IL either inspired by malice
applicant aborng under form OF mental deiuson
20 his supposed rights"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-04

GRAIN-wHEAT-ln spot lots the trading has been fairly
and prices rm closing steady with fairly active
options the trading been only moderately active and the
variations prices within the limits oil to &c and
market unsettled and weak with prices and = 10
lower the close Openedweak at decline OF u % and
further declined &c then advanced la &C. then became
weak and declined c, and closed heavy with sellers 1t
4f bushels spot including Old SO Milwaukee, 81
tor ss Ss4c anoat No Red sac elevator ssis S5ac
Red November 81 asa 2c closing at ~ c; do pecemoer
So l3l6es6i.c. closing at Sc Sc do January .7sasa,c
do March eos. a9c closing S6ac; April closing 92o.
s9%se4',e: closing at sc '.h!E' FARLEY AND PAR
LEY MALT-Dul and unchanged. CORS-ln cash lots
the trading very moderate and prices TO sc higher
closing business for and light
trade for In options the trading only moder
weak at decline Of NC, then advanced 70 nc declined 3
&c and closed weak decline of to ac nom tbs high
compared with tie closing prices q Monday sales s9eboo
bush future 252 900 bush spot including Ungrsed Red
$5I2ats9,c no 4ei.c elevssSr sIs47 aaoat 40
do December. AZ 3l6947c closing at 47as do January.
4sa4s7c closing at ~ We do February closing at 40
of s dealing nave oSsa Moderately aeve and values
light and prices &c higher NovembeP Active months IN
declined and closed steady shade under the highest
prices OF the day. Sales 10000 bush spot and future IN
ss.e. 30 WSts so.e Msea Western % "a Sc
White do 80 4Oc.; White state S7c No November S2
a8Sc closing &c., DO December. 8S94133s closing At
ssse 90 JaH%sty - GFE.Rs at 49, ss ~
mand fair and the market trm 4Ob 81 z67 2c ~ ~ .
d7Oc; 50 b. 76c 100 u, 8OoS0c; eharps s5c Rye Feed
76 assoc.
Walkers private daily circular November 3. lss6. New
York.
Wheat and Flour passage for Europe Nov. g. 1856:
Increase, wheat 100000 bush. Corn. 10000 bush
rhaaf nd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-04
rNIrED srATEs SUPREME COURT

WASHINGTON, Nov. 3.-The following bust
ness was transacted in the Supreme Court OF the United
States to-day:
Colchester A. Arthur late collector etc. plaintiff in
Thomas and Robert Barbour ERROR 70 Circuit
Court O southern District Of New York
On Of Assistant Attorney Muy for plain TN
IN error. dismissed with
No 25-John j. ShlUman appellant, agt the District Of
Columbia.
l57-The District of Columbia appellant, agt John J.
shpman. Argued by W Willonghby for Shipman and by
Solicitor General Jenks for the District OF Columbia
No. $50 Richard A. Iilghman. appellant agt william
others No S9JWiaIn Proctor and Others
appellants Richard A. Tlghmau
Adjourned until tomorrow a - o'clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-04
BITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

BY OF Judge Allen in the Court of Common Pleas
verdict samuel h Wilson against the
metropolitan Railroad Company note FOR 90 900
June Is, 1884 The complaint set forth
that on the day question sylvester H. Kneelsnd was
the company notes for
SAB kneeand president al the rate OF
s25OOO per year One Of these notes in the OF bust
ness came into M Wilson The def-nc was
that authorized at fun meeting Of the
Board OF Directors
Mrs Margaret Clark. who called thief by Adoph
the bakery of the latter, No 1923 First ave on De
eember 81 S10OOO damages Yesterday q
trial before Justice and the superior
Court a verdict in her favor for six cents.