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JOHNSTON -CORDLf. Married, o. 'hs home
~ in. brides Dlfrnts BY ts. frF fitr f'srf'
ON .epf4r. Dor .1th. \. D. JOliN0luH ul Nisf
HErIlE v tOkDL8 UYin ui ilt c.iy.
sELDE,s- WINSIOs. Errrsi. 'p October
an. br ~. Petfrrin. 1T mo iion.H ~ rs
tri,e log u0rrl SIN d rtreef, Nsfr a. 81. -fl-
DIS To- Mrs NOsALIE IS. NlAslON, oi nif r. 70
30 Cords -
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to learn that a man OF your age should
be guilty Of such horrible treatment to
dog and you deserve 70 he severely pun
ished. 1 will fine you 81"
Ainson paid the fine aud departed.
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ROOM NO. lRI5AT OF HALL'.-Tte PeHf',n'
TJisr-A sketch: Busts AleAaEdrf Won Hum
holdt, baroness Won H0l'z ntofr. Rchmo-1
Lady: Olarsc'er stuiicF-hnowlet sc I5 tOWc ,
Tho NauVu Ward. Uncle henry.
Du the wall al this nom hangs q piece 90
Flemish Iup.stiy lI0m tho collection OF TIE
baron Aia.toil
HALI.-4ns-.mocss ami A.fganlr. This
group vas suggested by ths following anes irol
AuIot- ll-l.
"Iut rps rttg. n.uc home thY works e cad
The lul1 aud 1.a--.t, aul dir. ct ily Miii&
Do lo.sei..t 1ul e-; while the s. az ~ % DO
a. meG tA~ care; OF al indeed bar moss
Tho caro- O. me. of a. ia lion turn'
Tre .r3.p - pY-aaiidai ia shape and about
I've f..r rib. Alir0ms. ne Is seated Win us44
..i-rfy bowed. turned o. tAc riga. The RAJ. Is
fDl.t ri.r simple ulifL hc 'fht g. ln AlE7
ustlea-ly O.. flr sid, The hama pari ally closed,
out iLe wrist touching au osi-Lc2iel vsar,
which -'au-s upon a loW pedestal e-d Is Is !
concealed .u Irapsry. TIE lc'tarri clasps AstJ D.
nsx. who is seated upon 90. shich i coVrre
via q liJua skln. TIE head serving t0 support
"a, of l-o feet Of the tAiii iL- lrit 100. ui m
1rlua he rests Lp1f nlfuis lra ioot-f iol. AMI
the rggtu the pedestal proper oi TIE Hroup.
tn lle Yep ~ huIromlfLe Zee DO ll..aA ani
t1r.11. tft4ho.lrc = n nap Ii.o, luichu - :.
al east slc Las a.. npiei io Oofy Hector ne
hes, while fte expression on hcr irre lcn0' 8
tha. her mind BE- occupied VII tfoJg 4i- q. g.
bodil1 nei exOga decree az he / .e- 0hl a
ga ui'usf~ in to- -i1rs death, Tho Tai Il lrvy'
en- hex cwn b-nc lgr.
The gallery vii be open tomorrow
free 70 al tic public-irom 10 4. VI. to
l.. III. and from to 10 l.. VI.
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GRAIN AID COTTON EXCHAHGI
RIcHaOsO. October Q, 1851
OFfEslsGs.

WuRAr.-2. 6Ge bushels
OOHN.-2eG bushels
OAIs.-l40 busL0ls.
SALES REPORTED 70 ssCRErARY
WpRAr.-W bite. ~ bushels very ROOD al fLih
I0urberry fsl bushels very good a. 81 l5' -
bushels con non a. 53-. hhJctbocry, ~ bushels
fo- ssad atxl 20 - busueisf Ter 1sei az til1: i93
r,i,hol- prime atsIi5: ~ bushels very good a.
A. IA: ~ bushels very y0od ~ slI8i a bushels
common d, a1r. Total sales VI Unoal, ,Soi BUSH
ei-.
Offerings to-day o. wheat 2.G5l bushels: same
day ihH year. 2..42 !" oheis. sales IOdAy OF
Wheaa. ~ bushels, heme LAY last year, 80
bushels. Offerings Az lar uis season, 4y,iA
bushels: same uuo last season. 1850 Dushel~
Erfreuio rgncs a. prices today, SO. y thloi
s4u3 tqy lest year. ~ to ~
CoRN.--Whi,s. ls1 busnei. good at &c.
Otfs -Wiavov. 30 b ssels good AZ a. Rust
proof. 100 bushels yciy good on private terms
F08e
We quote. Fiae. 60 Iget.75 superrne, f275A
e. - sH.ra 81 5lsSl15. family, tiasLjJ. pA.on.
family, country, 81. thBs--J
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skW lOaN-
NV YOsH. October cotton easy; sales,
800 bales: la,s evening, rs hGies lp.aais,
% 5-lCc.: Orleans. l0 7-It-; Oct rccsipie A. Al
port. to-day. 1854 DAies: exports % Great
britain, 400 tal5s: 10 Franco, o.l34 bales
stoex gi0Ui9 uxle-. southern hour higher;
common tO fsir sItfa, f3SaAO, goOd 70 choice,
s4b0a150 Wheat 2lj'. higher; op.ions sr' Ac-
i've. 81 tied aag irregular A. ssa4ac. higher;
so 2 ref, October, 81 l6HaflAsA; November,
81 l-afl ID closing A. fl.lSa. Corn -. hishor;
6puous Hskr higher. ci0slng steSiy; DfHbor,
80. S0yernbol. - $3.50, closing a. 33'sc.
dun and uuclaneei. 10. 2 spoL Dsa0fc
Hons nrm ADD oli-L 1DloS-Opuous closed
barely steady ~ sJai0 points lower: oct"rer,
gf3r-aTft. November. ti28sssI3B. DecemD Der.
24CaslG1J sD9t $40 lDlot ~ $50 sugar
nominal. rr1ued steady and quisi. No ASSES
nomlaa'. Rice 81 -OLR; domestic, Z. 1b'fe- fstFo-
qnst. rsnnsd liver, cruasin barrels. sAa
71.e. geIusJ. n. c. AZ tares poris. toliOnsesed
iii erm. Iellop easier: prime city. 5iec.
Ro.in quiet AID steady. TuEpsasns oidy AMI
quiet. Hlies qIi9i sad nrm. Pors quiet bsot
nrm. Beet hans steady. fisrcsi besf sLons
ana s-s-,e. city ezra laila mseg. l9l.&5c. cut
n,s.ts sseldy Adde's steady. Lard-Es- crop
arm aud ga g.; Westsfn, ilJ1O; city steam,
30 a.: uctober. il0i0; NCYsmtof. ". renncd
quiet FIelgAis unsettled Cotton. All. gain,
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE. Nd. October G--Co,ton dun aud
stesdy; mddung. lo,,. Flcnr arm and
higher; Howari-stroct and Nes,ern supsr.
ss.7iasisS. DO. rKsrs. "a jJai5; DO. family. s. "a
f6.S: ctIy mNls ,uper. 50 13as+ -: DO extra,
"a l5at4 IS; do Rio braRfs. Is TjaE .. PAtapsc0
supcriGnvs pstsDt E.sj. DO. fAniiy. STA
wnest--southsrn excited snt hgaer; Fulu.
g. Eafi.S LOnsbsTry. tLiea,iS: wessorn
lgher ahd strong: No. winter red, spot
flli; October. si.E; December, tLA4.
Corn-SOuthsrn quiet; waiie. Sa5sc.: yellow,
s3s55c western nrIa; mixed, spot Sc. year.
90. ATE; January, t6s asoAc oss higasr:
90 ithern ana Pennsylvania, 3a3tc; western
white. saa3lc.: western mixed. 2,eSle Rye arm;
at 6iad'c Hay slin priIas ~ choice western,
sla50zflZ Pr0Yssions arm and acisfa. Mess
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auction sale.
LEWIS Arr GALLERY,
01D Main street

My entire stock of zine Etchings,
Water Coiors, Engravings, and Easels at
auction Monday, tuesday, and Wednes-
day at 10 A. Al. aud 4 p. NJ.
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unn.rt To-norrow Lycning-rp era

The New York Opers Climb. under the
management of Mr. Henry Noltsohu,
whose name Is sufficient guarantee for
the excellence of the organization, has
been engaged for the btEsic0ie tO-mOr-
row evening The company is COM
posed of the following eminent artists :
Mis- Minnie Diithey, soprano Miss
luiu Klein, contrato; Miss Annie
Flmer, contralto; Mr.. Frederick 10
berti. tenor md Mr.. Emil Scuger, basso
and will, IN addition to "a number OF the
choicest selections. present the third act
Of GouDods beautiful opera Faust. %
with al the appropriate costumes and
scenery The programme is as follows;
pNsr Il. " altz, "Am Necker-
strand, " Ton the banks Of the NeckerD
tMi.locker,) first time IN Richmond,
Amateur Orchestra. ,. Ductt, "Solo
profugo," .Flotow,) Messrs. Rooer'i and
Senger. 3. solo contralro, I'll Segreto,
IucrsNa. (Donizetti,) Miss Lulu Klein.
4. Solo soprano, theme aud variations,
Carnival of Venice. ~ Benedict Miss
Minnie Dllthey. >. Tenor solL ~,
"Margente, (Meycr- elmund,l ",
" lhoa Art My All, " (Br,dsky,) Mr.
Frederick Robert q. soag, The
Grenadiers,' (Schumann.) MIR. Emil
Senger. Z. Solo contrslto, ballad, wat
tell Niss Lulu Klein. q. Qurtette,
q" Martha, (Flotov,j Misses Dilthey and
Klein ana Messrs. Robert and Seug,r.
PART lin full costumes, scenery.
&C, the third act garden scenel OF
Gounod's grand opera Faust Mar
cente, Miss Minnie Diltney Siebel,
Miss ulu Klein Martha, Miss Annie
Elmer; Faust, MIR. Frederick Robertl !;
Mephiltophelcs, Mr.. Emil Senger
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Hesr- s;nii Yesterday.

Wasbinoton
rain 1o.tnoneJ tbo following games
s.s.ir'ei for today: Decentralization.
a,,li, at Boston: Northumberland
90, ryoorlvn and New Y0rk.p.ttsbnrgh
N, y.rk
~. ..-..
OlHolhuAll ootooo,,o o.
''u''''' .'' ~ UD.n.U.0.nin0 =
'''' '.''' ~. ..r.,,..-.ll..
''1,,.',.'' C,a.;,".-.s IU",.,.,ii,,
r,. WV ., .,'''., AL paIia,,
t,..te-...ip ,ol
,.'''n' '.'.' - '0''
"t-'Ans'on o,oo,oo ,
b d'uI1t' 'is..'. ''.-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-07

'NtuNpue, ROlptu power, JcaSJ SAND
piper, greater yolloVlegs, lesser yellow
legs. eora rail. willet. black-crowped
night heron, Florida gallanule. Ameri-
can ooot. and eprig tailed duck, long
billed and Jack curlew.
OF the other birds there are the great
horned owl, boattailed grackle, razor
billed aux, Bonsparte's gull, belted
king fisher, laughing gull, gull-billed
tern. black tern, Forsters tern. and
I Wilson's tern. Tie game" birds are
of course the most interesting, aud az
stated, were all taken on CObbs Island,
with the exception OF the owls Some
of the birds are in very rare pll-
mage. There is y partial Albino clap
per rail and wil.t The collection is
abont as large as could be shown 70
advantage in toe space allotted 10 Cap
tam Crumb. All of the Richmond
visitors 10 Cobbs island. as well rs per-
sons from other sections OF the state
who are in the habit Of spending a sea
son by the sea side, will be interested IN
this beautiful collection Of birds, ospe-
caliy IN view Of the fact that they are
exhibited by a gentleman who annually
adds 50 much 20 their pleasure and en-
teriainment. Captain Cr1mb IL not IN
Richmond himself. being kept az the
island los his duties, hut has placed his
birds IN the utody Of Secretary Nena-
able.
/ DEPARTMENT K-RrLICs AVID ANTIQUITIES.
Il. A. BROCK, CUAIgMhN.
This exhibit Is n highly gratifying one,
and the verdict of the pleased spectators
Is that IT Is one Of tho most attractive
/ features OF the Exposition.
There Is latent vcueratiOn, at least. in
. the being Of every mortal which finds
expression under stimulus, and TINS
meets complication in interest exhibit
ed IN the display under notice.
II has tangible value. therefore, in
/ that it is educating, and there is no more
effective mode If teaching than by OBJ
+ Jet lessons.
Not only may the Impractical and un
| cultured find directive education here,
/ but those who have been blessed with
every desirable opportunity as well, for
% may bc safely assumed that here are
displayed iu variety unique and appeal
+ iHg objects all OF which not O single Wis
itor has before seen.
,- -:
I.''' ave ~ ~ ''"'".i'F ", W.
,'t...., ,...l..... f...,.. 49,, .,,l atr,o.
c.,1"s ll.o ,arlo,s uDiforrns nsco in the
torr Us,a of our country-IT,t. 1872. /
I l4t, and 1901 In Tins connection It
,bond he mentioned ai.o fiat arms and
otlc, CONTINENT. are very foil7 repre-
er.t.d
BOOKS.
,rL,ro .ro ,,rio,od hooks from fine six
,,,,.tI.' ..,.,ri, .o,o,.} ,,or, ,lsn Zoo
,,.,..ll all ,.o,y ,,.rl,d ,.,tb tho
,,,.'.'',l ,l ,'.',ar. or,,r;.l
l'.,I'-I,,lt tc ILo,c oro prhl.e mis-.
,.,. XII atl.r 3o,",,onel vo',r,o. #
0.o f,.t f,n,lv Iinlo Of thc rall remi-
d.. l...' - ~. kan t,c rrc,b,r of
I l.,..,.... Vya.l,,,.,op with b,rfo.r.cords
a.. ,arly No. lc15n IIcrc isavery curious
C,ogele,o hook of bark.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-07
THE GREAT WEEK.
MANIFOLD ATTRACTIONS AT THE TX
POSITION IN THE Etxr PEW DAYS.
Psnning Races, BsVoh-shsw, Buffalo Bill,
and Exhibition Of Pine
Hortss

& complete and ready for the gaze Of oil,
snd whore is the Nirgiuian whose breast
docs not swell With genuine pride as he
wcuds bis way about the buildings and
over those grounds? Every step opens a
1cW subject or picture. sd that one finds
IT, moments doettng hyuntil hours-ycs
day. rs gone. and etill the half Inns not
len s'a. There is 100, a school in TINS
Grauy adjoining Nigtc that could use ~
tine mrro probably than bv bringing
i'sttu3r1's here and turning them loose
). tis rfc.t locturorcom. After the
cay work is done hc who has been held
g. .au. e co8i dot do better than re-
TaIr hero taking lis family or sweet
heart. perhaps, ana spending two or three
hours. Everything under roof storm
fnI rain 01cr uo impcdimcnt. The
grst Music ilail where Cappa's Band
opfnr-Ds music cach day from TIN 1
=. ~. WaI %. rioit from s ti.i 10 o clock
j. as comfortable an1 pleasant as even
a., feeble snd d,hcat" couid wish. Bot
fer order Na7 never seen anywhere.
J.. is amusing to hear some lady who
is> boon tmmr.ug for hours through
tnc building, meet another just coming
lt l,. ,..i-n, ,r
,,el.i. .n.u3 ..r fao tobacco Idccl,rc i
- .,..,....,..,I .. "hud mo fnrp,,nye -
=. .,e~f..fly bc,uf6Il - $50 tho l,t,e
.t'..,,s ANA no did ioe, coti, .,.., .,,J
t,...IJ man and ,o,as,, loot in, on, ,,o
,r,,.lo.rs Dr.. and t,.n the ri,,os AMI
tA... lovely i.ulls +, tbe r,,.road e,.
1,t t,d t..f overs 5ont t,rr.,
a.. f,vers l,ow 49,, v,I ,rsrt ~
,...l eoac of tnco ,' "put on ON
Sem % toyo.t uLero vol, or. nresc,,lo
-,tI Won b,o.t 1.r., 49,. " tIo,d nm
L.,t forg.t ~. r.d..,. ti,c s,,tcL.bsct
,o.....I .., # yo..,.u t.., vour oves
'....
.........,.
- our '.'DIf ''''.'9' Af'
'''' " F'''. ''."' Do WIZ u' J"
"''' %''"'
t "'' ''' ON is''Na
', '' '''.,.' WI W., l',,
''' '' VIZ, ''.'' wv.
'".I 70 ""'" ''l ''.''ii.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-07

Engraviugs, Etehtugs, Wator-COiOrs
at auction-ihe latest and best in new
and handsome frames- Monday, Tues
day, and Wednesday at 10 A. NJ. and
PM. LEWIS ART GALLERY,
9l2 Main street
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Cruiser Launched.

10y telegraph % ths DisDatch.l
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, October 6.-Ihe
United states cruiser Baltimore was
launched at Cramps ship-yard, on the
Delaware, al 20 j.. II. to-day. Mrs
Theodore d. Wilson. wife OF the Chief
Of the bureau OF construction Of the
Navy Department, christened the vessel.
secretary Whitney was present. There
WAS. Notwithstanding the inclement wea-
ther. very large crowd oil on.lookers.
The launch WAS IN every way successful.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-07

nav YORK, October 6.-The bears to-day sold
stocks freely ali around the room, while the
buying was scattered and inefficient. The days
trsnsActions we're quiet ana the tons Was weak
throughout. though great desl OF hammerlng
was done By tns bears aad traders 20 bring
shout his result The bank sta;ement shoN 81
a loss IN the surplus reserve. and anticipating
This she temper ot the room was besrish. Inc
market opened a. fractional decline shd con
tiuusd 10 drop all DAY. closing ussk. with every
thing lower. among which was East telns--se
nr.' preferred, which lot per cent The salos
aggregate 1870 o shares.
Nsw YORK October 6--Ncon. -Stocks weak
ard unsc i-d. Money easy ~ Sal Exchange
Long. tsja: short. ~ =. Governments dun and
a. Pdv.
Erenfnq.-EKchange dun and steady. Money
easy lai per cent Sub-iressrry bal
ances-Ccin. 81 s.2eS0U: currency, slh.S3 80
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-07

EJ-S ECOADBAPrl5TCHURCH.-
Rev. W. w. LASDEUa, D. D., Will preach az Il A.
n. aud j.. 81 -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-07
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET

TIE WEATHER ~ RICHMOND YESTERDAY WA
cloudy ana showery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-07

flSfi cases
The Hastings Court was engaged yes
terday in the trial of civil cases.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-07

WASHINGTON, October 6. The Urea
sury to-day accepted 81, 9lo, social that
vas oflerel--st 10 for per cents and
lOoal1S,f Tor AS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-07

ucT0rgR g. Market iuir. ea'.- - several
hundred bags reDarIoi nc uuD'al.DTs fHf'fs
email from 100 country friWr a.', rhfA
mime. g.. fAnry. &c.. common. "a. -.. taHI..
81. 21.A2l, iac,ory hani-uie.e'l. ta'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-07

There are articles Of clothing Of curl
ous fabric and fashion from the days Of
Colonial Virginia. from ASKS, and Africa,
lc.ia.s lic various uniforms useu in the
four Bnis of our country -lIH. 1872,
le'j. ond lsfl. IN this connection 1t
fboud be mentioned also That arms and
other equipments are very fully repre-
fcatDd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-07
COTTON REPORT.

Yarke. quiet
QUOTATIONS.
HfbDLfSg. l0c.
Low MlJOLIsd. 9 3-l8.
1oOL OEDlAAkr. SIC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-07

There are printed books from the six
toenth century, several more than 3rO
years oh, and many marked with the
iam~s ot distinguished owners. armor'al
looI-platOs. Sc. There are Bibles, mis-
sals. and other devotional yolWme-of
Che first, family Bible of the Fall leml-
ly 0aot az Mary Ball. tine mother Of
George Washington with hlrtn-r cords
as carly as lC13. There slavery curious
Ciugalose hook of bark.
There ere idols from India, China,
Japan, ana Egypt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-07

Dri9 Shannon SAWYER, EaY0nne Ani No"
Yors' slaves And pis-iron, vessel. Curtis & Par
her and CuFfie GO. 49,. - a.,
s,hooner Georgia CLARKE, Bartlett. Nes Bed
ford, Goa, Gay 4 Parker. vessel. Gurus > FAf-
ker
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-07
nAEINE iNTYLLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. OcIo1sH .. iss&

steamer ARIEL. DsYo Norfolk. rnerceaoiise,
passengers, L lited states mail. s.. l. .. lAsaiu,
scnoonsr John Shay. Ti!tou, Philadelphia. coal,
A Ia Haaes
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-07
rogr oRNzwPosr SEwI ocrosExeisss
by Telegraph

10y IsIettApLI
ARStYED
steamship WyAaoke, boAk. kchmohi, ana
..Iled Tor New i0rk, merchandise.
steam ship liayandO;ts. Kelley. Nov YORK. AMI
sailed for New York, merchandise.
SAILED
schooner Nathan LssEsDce, hayaea, b0sisn,
eoAl.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-07

sr. LOUIS. October Flour strong and higher
" bsat-C ash AMI options higher; options
closed 3A.A3r a.. shave yesterday so. res. cash.
81 l6afil5I, May, 81 si,afl Nv. corn iiFh"r:
No. > cash. 404 October. J9iAsW. ... dosing as
4Jac. Os's dull: No. 2. cash - s.3ars SO
vemher giAe MhIssay stra1y ~ si.iL Pro-
Visions dull. weak. ami unsef.lci. Pos. GO %
Iarl-pIiuc sloan uumlnallf 80
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-07

At the time Of the accident Car No. 30
was making It's first trip east and Police
man Griffin and several other gentlemen
and colored man were on board. When
the car began to 60 down the heavy
grade on franklin street from Four
teeuth 70 Seventeenth 1t refused to obey
the brakes when applied by Mr.. BIauken-
ship. the motor-man, and went on at a
rapid rate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-16
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OBJ NETWORK. MONDAY. OCT. L
ARRIVED


Steamer Lord ranslowne CBr) Arthur Newcastle ~ deA
with @dse to Arrived At TIE Bar 2, "a
to s.Dderscn Son Arrived the ar
SfeaIn,r Ethopia tE3r) Wilson Glasgow oct a. Mnvilf
with mdse and passengers henderson Bros Avet at
stesmSr FnIda Ger, Rngk Bremen Southampton 7.
with mise and passen gers TO Oelr1chs d CO..
rSse ssS, Il Maor 9 aTTS i 5
Amsra 2s Gibraltar Tr Tes T NE Bar lsf ann $40
steamer Louisiana eager New-Orleans days with mdss
Steamer STATE Texas Wiams BrSnswiek c. via Port
steamer sRaWrnut Fuller savannah days with mdse to
Steamer seminole Remington Charleston days. with mdse
ap stdpmsr has Meyer Hand baltimore coal
'o sn W %is Er saunders Manila ie5 dars with mdss
TO ORDER vessel TO II WINCHESTER 4 GO , ,. al, =, ?.
shp serya 6Br s%h l9X wlSry 50 y' VII" SAT-
Ship VaSoo BIZ Gondy Liverpool 81 days. wi m mdse
vri sT r. p"aO AP TGys & days. with
sUNsEr-A. Sandy Hook wind light. sw; nir. At City
Island. wind Hight, SW: cloudy
Arrived yesterday
steamer Caroline Miller Miller. Brunswick. ca, with cotton
n,e@m 6r snS pssn lS I" I'D Dominion ssss
ship sqsr aa ss%y drcT 70 we.s 1aS
snip Ws9dt Ger, L1 wosn An9nerp 50 days with md''
BARK fr vcn der fankrn te Frecse zaubar 200 days.
Hasel DAM Eiertsen Bergen SO days in ballast to
BARK Monsita Wallace Antigua Is days with to
sugar 10 Moses Taylor GO; vessel 20 wsrie q 60.
/ "a
with sugar L w d Armstrong
CLEARED
steamer Hill OBI, Perry Iondoi'-Henderson Bros
Steamer Brooklyn CITY l3r ny brsus-James Aikeu 90
steamer Ems Ger) Jungs Bremen VA Soutlampton-osl
steamer Tallahassee Fisher Savannah l. Walker,
BARK Catherine Hennings tGer Dade Dunedin and Lyttis
ton MR. w Cameron 4 co. -
bark Margsretha Blanca Ger). Minde settinFunch Edge
Bark Hudiksva (Nor). Byland. Hamburg Beonam BOye
bark Avonport tBr), Kitchener. Potserdsm-J Whitney
bark Iandskrona tBr) Sinclair Antwerp Burgess
Brig Fortunate Iiall Russo Genoa John sesscr
Brig Angola (Br) Cleveland, Yarmouth, NSA Heney.
SAILED.
| s,eamers Nevada, for IAverpol Mars
Ships san joaquin for sydney NsWi samuel skoheld ID
Calcutta.
Germana Hamburg; Columbus Marseles Herbea Cette;
| Nuovo Mattco. South Shields.
Brig Lconora. for Montcvideo.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON, Oct l5Arrived steamer Palm Branch (Br) pea
QUEENSTOWN oct I4-Arrtved steamer Egypt (Br) SUM-
Newfork OctS. ~ hes way TO Liverpool tand pro-
SOUTHAMPTON oct li-Arrtved Vera (Ger)
from New York oct her Bremen and proceed
| et).
Sailed steamer Ebe Ger). Meyer from Bremen hence Or
NeN-York.
GLASGOW Oct lsArrivs steamer state Of Nebraska pr,
IARNE Oct I3saied siessner state (Br
| art, from Glasgow hence for Acw York
l2ARD Passed, steamer Denmark Obj Rigby nom
New York on her 10 loDson
Hull. oct H-Arryed steamer Calico tBr), Magce. nom
srErris Oct sailed Goihia Ger, Franck for
New.lur
HAMBURG IA sailed steamer poiara cer). scloek. for
AMsrEnDas Oct l4-Arrved zaansan (D,cl Pon.
sen. from New-Nork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-16
THE STATE Of TRADE.

BALTIMORE oct l5-coton dun Mddling et2a .peHs
~ Nils SuIerfnc ss IS So Extra do - !54 20 90
RIO Brands 81 759g q sTWRsasonher steady
1iS I91c Inngberry ia dl2lc Western weak sn1 "W
no " Red spot l05 20 40 N9SemocI n White
5Sa55c yellow 52a5Se Western s,ee'y MAT January pv
bOL,c bid October at 5O3c Year = 90 Az Sic
1t White re- a &c DO Mixed % sic Rye firm PRIME
GS170c hay quiet Prime to ChGe W. me loose
f b1crs DC Clear Rb sides 0s,c do packed losc
shoulders l0'.c Clear Re SIDES 20 rp ' Western
Packed i9Si7c Best Roll l7asc Creamery ~ aZSc c
Eggs firm 2a22e Petroleum steady nean pm "a se
nj 7sc Copper-Befned firm q6ho Whisky siesaX az
81 Peal % Freghts TO Liverpool per 'Ie nT i 600 bbs
Wheat 10000 bush Corn $4,000 bush 0ss oooo Wheat
rye 1900 bush o 660 ooSo Corn 1000 bush
few carasas e sCd at 81 a. closing 4 New NS
No 81 "a No Northern at p IA WINTER inter-
grades easier and quiet a'H ma, ng' trcS at 81 10 No
White Michigan track q ll' Ne Rcd q 9S@l 90;
Corn dull aud lower No Yellow at go 80 hc d 10
GOOD GOOD demand No White 81 a52c No white at SIG
30 Mixed 2ste on track Barley hrn sno YE
Fytr IS ssc no state SOC Michigan at SIC Western
No Extra zoe Rye nominal Flour nrm ana UNCHANGED
F lana 81 600 sbls Wheat $4,000 Corn 2e5Coo bush
shipments by Flour 30 900 h5s Wheat 1000 bush
1874 900 bush. oats $4,000 bush
RosroN Oct l5-Four Hat and hard 10 sells Common EXTRA
a. 5Oa4 70 Spring Patents Cho,ee 70 WIZ IA 49, co.
No White 36L 36Lc No White 50 Ssc Shorts hrnl
and unchanged Im an e e ~ 25 Efa prS
New si5 1911 90. lard SO 5Qdl2 90 Butter hrm
Creamery % 2ic Eastern Ex'Ts SIeaeey
Tichcan 20 a2c Western Firss lac. Receipts
Flour 900 bbls and 500 sacks Corn l4Ooo bush Oats
oIHC.eo Oct 1.-THE leading ranged follows: