Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-14
Baltimore Markets.

baltimore Markets.
BALTIMORE, ND, October l4.-VirRtuIa sixes con.
| solidated, 51lg tel-fortes, Al bid today.
BALTIMORE MD. October 14.-Cotton lower
seads h nSS
red. s5as7: southern amber. S6asS No. 2 western
2as2l be CENT sssass JANUARY ou s1 Sense
Corn-southerh easier western duh and neglected:
western mixed spo'. and ociober 4a asked: a no:
yember. 43a+ bid; November or December new or old.
mixed Sass Pennsylvania s2asS Rye STEADY STEADY.
leum lower-redned. 6ss Coffee higher Rio cargoes
sas - wsRy quiet. d,se1
articles unchanged Freshts TO Liverpool per steamer
rs barrels wheat 81 S go BUSHES
corn 10000 bushels: oats. 5000 busiisls rye, 1900
wheat. 600 bushels corn 5000 Ooshsls
the army, has been ordered to the naval war
college at Newport, r. l., for the purpose of
delivering q course OF lectures on the maritime
defenses Of the United States. e
AMONG THE PRESIDENTS CALLERS to-day
were ex.Gov. Cutler, OF Rhode Island; A. N.
Deering, Of Wichita, Kansas; A. Caubert, Of
Paris, member of the French commission on
Julius .Althaus, Chas. H. Marshall, Of New
YORK; A. K. Slower, of John Anderson Post Is,
g. A. R., Boston; Mr.. Edward Heimondahl and
). y. Mckenny, OF Hamilton, Ohio.
TYPOGRAPHICAL Work BY THE GEOLOGICAL
sURvEY.-The typographical surveys proposed
to be carried on by the geological survey during
the present fiscal year, as indicated by q map
filed with the Secretary Of the Interior BY Major
Powell, includes work in the states of CalifOr.
nj, Oregon: Texas, Kansas, Missouri, Alabama,
South Carolina, Virginia, West Virginia. New
Jersey, Massachusetts and Maryland and in
the Territories OF Montana and Arizona.
ARMY ORDERs.-Capt VIM. H. Bixby, corps
OF engineers, has been ordered to Newport, r.
l., to consult with the commanding oHicer of
Goode, drst cavalry, granted four months leave;
sixty-One recruits have been ordered to Fort
Smelling, MINI, for the fifteenth infantry.
NAVAL ORDERs-Cadet Engineer Robert B.
Higgings, ordered to the Atlanta; Ensign
ordered to duty on the coast survey.
PERsoNAL.-Mr. John w. Boteler, who re.
Gently returned from q visit to Spain, has as his
guest Mr.. Marshall Parks, candidate for Repre-
sentative from the second Virginia conRres-
sional district-John p Stockton and Levi
ana p OF Mex RRerrsey Tracy Of Ken
tured IN st. Louis on Monday evening.-Ed-
ton, Z l. Bonner Of Montana "a and S jesse 81 *
Wood of Cincinnati are at Welcker's.--Harry
": slrouss Of Peru, Ind, Charles A. Moore Of
and c. w. Bartlett Of Boston are at the Riegs-
Mr.. John g. Moore, OF the well-known nrm Of
Moore Schley, was yesterday elected q direc-
tor OF the Western Union telegraph company,
70 succeed Harrison Durkee, deceased.-R s.
Moloy, NJ. p, OF England, Louis Eastburn, OF
Jersey City, Morris +. Tyler, Of New Haven,
and q. Trum9ull, OF Hartford, are at the AIRING.
Reed, Of Richmond, VIM. +. Goodw win, OF Boz.
ton, George c. Brooke, of Brooklyn, J. X. John.
E. Pierce, Of New York, are at Willard s.---
Francis W: Parker, OF Chicago, H. @. 81. Farr
and G. II. Peasants, OF New York, g. v. Win
ure at the Ebb.tI--The Commissioners Of Edu-
cation. Mr.: Dawson, has gone to New York city
on oloctHl business