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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-10

The business in State bonds was covered by
RI Oh 10 and North Carolina consol Is at 02 IL
or city bank stocks, New-York sold 90 ut 220
Metropolitan Il o. at 4, and Shoe and Leather t20
at l49
The general bond market was fairly active and
generally firm. Philadelphia and Reading As
closed at SO IA, the first preferences were up to
SO "a, the seconds to &c Is and the
thirds sold at G6a65 I-2 Fort Worth and
Denver firsts sold up TO 03 3-s and closed at
Ya Ata ltic and Pacific in ONES easier
at % 10. Reference is made TO full re-
port Of bond sales
uf unlisted securities dealt in at the Stock
Exchange Cotton Seed Oil certificates continued
TO he feature: they sold 5000 at 46 La
Lehigh and Wxcsbarrc Coal u OOl at 80 l-2,
Newport News and Mississippi Valley (5l at II l-2,
Chicago Equitable Gas and Fuel frsts (s5, OO0l
at e6 l-s, Georgia Pacific frsts $1,000 at
los, and seconds tsl0,000) at "a So. Richmond
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-10
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS..
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS

There was sharp decline il the prices of "hea' op'o
Yesterday indicative, probably Of temporary hquuauoh
OF the bull in the speculation Al any rVe 'e
holders OF wheat believed generally TO he he'NS
sellers here and West and the removal oil an ehof
nous covering left the buyers Few anu l'I
between The cash maIke. lowered 1a1 points WIN
slight encouragement to purchases from the nome uaoe
but the exporters still holding aoof with the eApect
tpi will tasH er wants VI ueciaeuiy ieNef
Cash demands have been satisl.d D3 uiats uPo
every possible quarter outside OF the United STATES ana
the ruling high values have increased the receipts oil wheat
enormously interior points Dispatches 10 ms ciccl
IRON the the relaxing influence upon the option
varying fluctuations and declined Throughout
the Yet considering the excited ana sen'-Ia'nchl
feeling which prevailed AZ times the aggregate Ifahsac
tions femsrkable13 000 600 bushels The nrst
day night aud drop OF cent almost instantly followed
Nav started ut 81 33aS1 20 Ia almost simultaneous
prices sgenst 81 "a Monday night and steadily declined
20 II III December fell II ID rs and the other
months while practically ignored in the activity OF the
two leading months showed the same weakness There
was Intense excitement In the final trading and last prices
the regular close December dropped further 3S cents 70
IL and May fell Ia cents 10 81 TO L. The Official
day nigh. as follows: October II 10 Ia November,
81 49, December. 81 II 3s January II IA 80 feDfu
any, II 10; May 81 Il 81. ,
Corn the spot cent lower but exporters cOnth-
uci liberal buyers taking nearly 10000 bushels The
0uf,0n, declined steadily sympathy with the leading
closed steady az losses OF IA cent. Tor OCTOBER
81 81 and December at - Is. rs for November at
81 IL and is gent for January at AZ "a cents oats
options f,l 1sa14 80 FOR october 30 "a for
November and 81 81 for December. Lard was
feaiureess outside o. it, further downward tcndeney
November 26: December AZ 80 January IS 81; Feb
ruary IS IS March, IS 90 May, s. &C.
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COURT CALENDARs-To-DAY.

sursrnE I Tore o Tas Isl 7 s
a M Ss iSs % H. y;s n5S"
AS S1o S ys s0 sss p ps
s ss iO2 0ss 1924
icyS Sss Sa ro IBcfOro An
rews aay iAdourled Mon
-s ssrI "a. No dsr oslo"dar
Ss 49, Ssss
81 | III :S IT, &
sysSocArrs COURT Before Ransom; s1wIl' Of John
ss PROBATE TSSn
S .r e william 1 Soo m'TS
Farrsi sarah Rose Lucy s. Develn. IL a. m Mount NJ
srpHkIoR couRr-srxuAL TERM Before Dusro. j.
sUrkRoR coURr-TslAI TEHMPAnr I-BefOrc sedswick
suPEnioR coUnr-TRAL TEnM-PARr 1I-BetOre Freed
ms sSrFnSS o ss ISL lSaa IEHArAAr
srrERIoE co Sg1 idF ;d nEsI o
''CoMMoS PLEAs-sPncIAL TERM-Before Allen. J. - No
COMMON pLRAs-Eou1Y TERM-Before DAILY, J@Nos g
Ss ~ g. Is Il g. y T. y g. T. 3 q 60 y q
e e & 81 g. o. SO So 81 So 80 49, A. a. 49, 3D.
IA ss M e s 60 s
SIS SPA $751; ST. SOL sS2 ISL 5s2 69i $780, so2 49, 'So'
COMMON PLEAS TRIAL TERM-PARr 1L-AdOurned to
OCTOBER l5 ,,., ....,, N,ra.v
CRY CouRr-GEYERAL TEEM--Adjourned until MONDAY
October 20. 49, ,.,... v.ru.n 7
Nes 767 1855 i5s. idO 1871 1892 49, H. 49, H. ~ a. 3D.
1888. ~. MA. >, ,,o,. provno 7
Isss g s ss e. 80
t,iTY ttot,Nr-TRIAL TERM-PARr IIL-Before Nehroas
JNNos 1892 1888 l7l9 1850 1928. 1891. So lSl l'Zo
2l5s So 100. l9l. 1872. 1873 ,,.o cow,n,
COURT GENERAL rKssloNs-PARI l.-beioio y" ii
J. and Assistant DistrictAttorney paVs-NO' -
inclusive. =, n.to-. pocoraor
tn Assistant District Jeronc-Nos W 40
inclusive. - ,.n ~, p.,oro Guder
COURT OF GENERAL SEssIoxs-PNnr ltl.-Beiore "iiSc
sleeve j. md Assistant District Attorney Macuon"-o
Ito IA inclusive,
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TIE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANCE OF PRICES
Yesterdays crude oil market was dull TO the Dor
ders Of stupidity vet the narrow volume OF busl-
fluctuations exceeded one cent. The speculation
sensitive 10 the lighrst sales or purchases. but
prices generally were oftencr above than under 80
cents. From BaEcrstown the news was rather bull
isb. dry hole being struck and deeper drilling caus-
Ing falling off In the last good well opened there
Al Clarion another of the Cadwaladcr wells opened
with good flow, but the trade feels little anxiety
over this locality. because OF its taShy and spotty
character. The comparative quiet of the export bust
ness helps to bold new investors back from the mar
hct. Af'er a bulge Of Is cents. certificates ycstcT
day saggcd of 10 near the lowest point OF the day
There f. general expectation that the pipe line report
today viii reflect cancellation of certificates TO the
extent of about 100000 barrels. Perhaps the rise
Monday from % TO 81 cents " discounted this show
ing. But there is enough Of floating short interest
TO warrant rally, should the cancellation exceed The
commonly expected figures even IL the bulk of this
element should be undisturbed. The market closed
steady, but devoid of Significance.
The range Of prices and the total dealings were as
follows:
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Earned runs-Ceveland 8. Brooklyn s. First base on
snS sscosy% FIRST base hasscEei Hogan
Pnckney Struck out-Gilks, Collins stolen bases bases.
s ss.s FSss Sefkh Twobs Se oikh
Tout, II, Hughes. Double plays.orr and Clarke
fssssd an SasMc,ure ; Wild pitches l. Hughes
Z Umpire Goldsmith Time OF gamc-1 %
.ae ..7@ NOTES AND COMMENTS. p.
The Newark Central League champions VIII cross
bats with the Brooklyn team at Washington PARK
The Giants wearing double uniforms heavily padded
Yesterday, looked like jolly Fat men, Out ho' ni"on
Clarke Is Catching in splendid form for the Brook
Ign club rs snd peGpes s eebs W play
Saturdays postponed game at the POLO Erouhus 'o'
day. 49,, ~, 49,, ,
home and will not play again this season.
Manager Phillips said last night that he had been
negotiating with the Detroit club for the releases Of
CAMEL, Rowe and Conway, but that the arrangements
had not yet been completed. -
Mr.. Day said yesterday that four OF the world S
championship games will be played in New York
X C.-Tickes for the Giants benefit can be secured
at the box office at the Star Theatre only ,
terday's defeat again due to their blunders.
The worlds championship series may be increased
to ten games and game played in Cnelhnau
New-York's young pitchers are getting wretched
Support, 81 the B,ooRlva club saws that
take ID, ffoir schedules and hataa pos} ofed game
has been played twice He notified President
Wikof to that effect last night and the game viii
clubs have already played nineteen games together.
We, they have two more scheduled for this week
As only twenty be played In series. II Is plain
that blundcr has been made somewhere: This
will strengthen BrOohyn's chances for second place
The fifth and last game OF the series between
Newark and Jersey City took place yesterday after
noon and the Newaks again proved their superiority
BY taking their fourth ght game.
The League and Association records 10 date arc as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-10

CHICAGO. Union Stock Yar,s. Oct 8--Tas Drorsrf
Journal repOrts: Cdle-Reccipts 5000 heads shipments
1000 Market slow lower Beeves 50 7s9s6 90. Steers
2bdJ Stockers and Feeders 81 OOdS3 40 Cows.
bulls and Mixed 81 4o63 ooi Texas Cattle 81 6o93 %
Western Rangers 81 2544 %.
Hogs-Reoeipts 5000 head shipments e,000i market
steady Mixed IS 1926 20: Heavy So 20 ass 3Oi Light
as Goa 10; skips SO 40aS45
shsep-Reeeipts 5000 head shipments 5000 market
strong Natives Inferior Prime IS OO14 Is Western
shorn 81 O09s3 70 Texans shorn az 5Jd3 40; Lambs
So 50UB 80
ST. LOUIS. Oct 9--Cnrie - Receipts $50: shipments
none market steady Choice Heavy Native steers 50
SO Fair to GOOD Native steers "a a0ao 10; Butchers
Steers, Medium Choice 81 30di 80. StOckcrs and
Feeders Fair Cool 81 1903 40; Rangers, Cornied,
S31o44 80: Grass-fed So 00Us To-
Nogs-Kecepts 7,l55 shipments none market lower
Butchers selections 50 20OD 30: Pack.
ing Medium Prime s1 0OdG 20 Light Grades Ordinary
Rest IS 70QG 90
sheep Receipts 3J4Ot shipments 30 market steady.
Fair to Choice $3 0G0i 40
Forses- Receipts lGb: shipments $50. Texans and In
dams. IN carloads. $50 dSiO.
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corroN MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL. Oct "a n. m-Cotton-The sales Of
day included 5000 Jalss American Fuures closod
Up and Low Midilng clause october delivery 36.6Ad
srllcrs october November delivery 2so4d sellers
November and December delivery 1854 value Deccm.
February delivery ls64d buyers February March
delivery 1914 sellers March and Aprtl delivery 20
DAD. sellers Arr and NAV delivery 221ad sellers
May and June delivery. 2t-o4d. sellers
GALVESTON Oct 9-Cotton-Easy Middline sic; Low
Mhdine lll6; Good Ordinary And receipt,
5glS bales exports eoastwise 46l6 bales sales. 92l
bales; stock. 81. 7 81 bales
NORFOLK. Oct 9-Cotton Steady Middiiug. 81, net
celpis bales gross receipts 54SS bales exports
70 Great Britain - bales; coastwse, Si2 bales saleA
2,6o2 bales stock; 1857 baiea
SAVANNAH Oct g. Cotton Middilns, 81, Low
Mfiing oAi Good Ordinary Ia. net receipts =
bales gross receips 1877 bales; exporA 2os3
psles sales $500 bales stock. 6O.J99 baeA
CHARLESTON. oct 9-Cotton-- Nominal Miduing sSi
net aud gross receipts. sales 800 bales stock.
Si.933 bales
NEwOnRANs Oc. o.-Cottoa - Irregular. Middine.
oD.lO; Low Mtidling. 1916. Sooi Ordinary. sll6i
Oct receipts 1907 receipts 1913
70 rance. 2sys bales; ccastwise. 4.0l9 bales saieA
300 balesi slDck. s. $40 bAleA
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SCORES FROM MANY DIAMONDS.


Philadelphia, Oct. 9.The Detroit club defeated the
Philadelphias to-day by this
Philadelphia o . 0 o Q s
Detroit =. o O 3 Or
Basehits-Phiadelpha 10. Dehoits 10 EIroIs-Pbs-
delphia A. Detroit :. Pitcheis-Casey and Conway.
Ump'ie-Mr. Daniels.
The Athletics defeated Baltimore this afternoon as
follows:
Baltimore. o . o o o o A.
Observation-Disclosures To- baltimore G. Elrors-Aihletcs
C. Baltimore 3. Pilcheis-Smifh aud kilrOy. Umpire
Mr. Ferguson.
Washington. Oct. 9.-Chicago won easily to-day The
score was
Washington. 80 0 9 O. 4
Basehits-Chlcago IS. Washington C. Enols-Chlcago
r. Washington 10. PitcheS-Dwycr and Wdncr
UmpHc-Mr Lynch.
Boston. Oct 9.-The indianapolis club defeated the
Boston to-day follows:
i indiana 0 0 3 XII
DISQUALIFICATION 10 Indianapolis o. ErrOrs-Bost0n
9, indianapolis 3. Ptchers-SOwders and Burdch
Umpre-Mr Valentine
ST. Louis. oct 9-The champions defeated the
Louisville team after hard fight to-day follows
ST. Louis. o %
Louisville. 800 / 0 10 o 0--3
pasehts-st. Lonls 3. Louisville a. Elrorsst. Louis
o. Louisville D. Professionalism and Iiecker.
Cmpire-Mr. DoeSchcr.
At Cincinnati: Cincinnati 10. Kansas City g.
Pittsburg. Oct. 9.-President Nmick. OF the Pitts
burg club stated last evening that he negotiating
and that he had good prospects of securing them for
next season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-10
NETWORK LOSES AGAIN.
LUCKILY THE CHAMPIONSHIP Is WON.
BROOKLYN STILL HOLDS SECOND PLACE IN THE
ASSOCIATION RACE.


The crowd of people at the Polo Grounds yesterday
showed = remarkable devotion TO baseball. a cold,
penetrating wind swept the ground aud whistlcd
through the grand stand chapping lips and numb'ng
fingers and limbs. All The spectators OF course
were heavy overcoats, and some comfortoving on
lockers brought lap robes with them.
The game almost repetition OF Mondays con-
test, the Pitsburg nine again winning not through
their own good work. but by Of the fumb!ng OF
tho new League champions. The weather was 100
cold for good baseball playing. but IT should not have
affected the Giants any than their opponents
Crane pitched good game, and 1t was not his fault
& that the home club defeated Ward played
wrctchcdly his virtually giving tho visiting nine
the three runs scored.
The local players batted wen enough, making over
double the basehs Of their opponents, but their base
running wss OF the "ice-wagon' sort fbat was er-
trerely tresome the onlookers. Neither Richard
son nor played yesterday and that made some
difference. The NEWCOMERS did little effective bah
ting until the last two Innings and then NOT enough
to pull the game out Of the fire.. Kuehne, oRourhc
Slattery Brown and Crane did the best work OF the
DAY. The score follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-10
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET,

Pork--In fair demand Hams-fn fair demand Bacon
fair demand Cheeye-n good demand; American nnesf
August make. firm ut ass. both white ard coored.
Taiow-In far demand. sp1ts Of Turpentine-In fair
demand and seady AT 32s I'd. k0s-In fair demand.
spot and futures-in poor demand prime Western spot
do. December. duh at ass wleat-In good demand new
No 2 Winter. steedy at Sal No Spring firm
Fiour-In good demand corn-SpOt-in fair demand
fnturesIn poor demand mixed Western spot secaay
IS lOd do. October firm al a. sd d. November
As 92i do Decerber nrm at Is Osd. Hops al London
New.York state n good deinani.
LONDON. oct 9-Cscnita insoed Ais 81 per quarter,
Of turpenne 52s I'd cwt; refined petroleum
7ad07s.d per gallon.
ASTwgRi. Oct o.. petroicun-Fine pale American. 20
francs 90 Confines PAID, and 20 francs 5OAa ceDmes
sellers.
ANTWERP Oct o;-wllcox's lard closed 1919 francs
Confines per loo kilos
BRgNEk Oct 9.Pctroieum. marks 10 pfennigs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-10
HITs OF LEGAL NEWS.

Anna stru7e says that Jurgen c. Strive, whom
she took her third husband on November 9, 1884,
induced her in a moment Of weakness 10 transfer TO
him. for q nominal consideration, her liquor business
at Nos. Is and 20 Firstave., and lease OF the
premises for fifteen years. In suit In which she
asks have the transfer and lease declared ru and
void which brought to trial yesterday before Jus
tce Andrews, in the Supreme Court. Special Term,
she testified that he had at various times beaten and
choed her. but acknowledged that she had threatened
him with knife when he beating her boy, and
had pulled his whskers Tho trial VIII go on to-day.
In suit in the City Court In which Jennie Noble,
an actress seeks TO possession OF three trunks
containing stage costumes from the Lincoln Safe De
post Company, Chief Justice McAdam, In the City
Court yesterday granted order making Charles L.
Davis party defendant. Davis, who is Known the
STAGE as Alvin JosyD," claims that the truoks and
their contents belong TO him The plaintiff failed
some time ago In suit 10 obtain an absolute divorce
from Davis, the court deciding that she was mol his
wife
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-10
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES.

State potatoes are in large receipt and moving slowly
25ds1 50 for fair good quality few small lots
Of extra choice working out fraction higher. Long
Island is preferred by good many dealers and IN
orally price. Sweet potatoes are in large
ply. dull and lower. Onions have sold readily and PRIME
bright stock rules firm Caufowers irregular few gilt
edge lots are placed little above quotation but 81 50ds2
covers the bulk OF receipts and lots down TO
81 Lima beans easier Good corn scarce; few fancy
lots sell up to IL % per 100 Other vegetables without
mIc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-10
THE COURTS.
NEWSPAPER PARTNERS FALL OUT.

NEWSPAPER PARTNERS. FALL OUT.
An Injunction obtained from Justice O'ljrien,
in the Supreme Court, Chambers, by Archibald D.
Gordon. yesterday, restraining Theodore A. Butler.
Arthur T. Iumley William H. Germane and Fred
enck willets from collecting interfering with the
property OF tho coparnersip OF The New York Illus
trated News The paper started about year
ago by employees OF Richard X Fox. about the time
Of the Smith. Kilraln prize fight and grew out Of
some dss with their employer In connection
with That occurrence. Now the projectors Of the
enterprise 10 have quarreled among them
calves
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, Egxyc.s &c 9 . a IA

fit,sb rpA . o x-s
Earned runs-New-York Q, Pitsburg O. First base by
errors-New.York l. Pittsbufg 4. Left on pasrs-Ncn,
York IL Pttsburg g. First base on bails-Whitney
Coleman Y. Stolen bases-Nau l. StfpcK Ou'f Ss
I.aeid Coleman MeshspS hq SaSSe bs Msu
Ii.treid Ward snd O'Rorko Passed h.iis-Mlllef L,
Brown 2 Umpite-Mf Kelly. Time-lAe
The Brooklyn and Cleveland clubs played game
of baseball at Washington Park yesterday thai woud
have been well worth seeing but for the cold weather
Roth mines played in good form, superior batting
giving the victory TO the home club Corkhlfs home
run in the eighth inning gave the Brooklyn players
the game The following was the score
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-10
WOOL ErS.

PHILADELPHIA Oct 9-The wool market Ia auiet, price,
are steady ohio psnnsviyania and West VIRGINIA Xxx
ani above 81 d32c; " 2OG3Oc Medium S4aSSc, cearsa
53GS4o New.Nork Michigan. Indiana and Western, nae
OF and NN 26d2sc medium 80 9Stcs coarse SO $3.50
Washed oonlsng and delane-Fne washed delalne and
MN, d203ic medium washed sing and delAlne. $50
o'c coarse, washed combng and de,sin
Washed eomhing. 81 52c. tub washo choice ~ aSc fair
M~5oe c1usr 3OG3Je Medium washed combing and
de'nine. ~ wise do 250a7c Bright nnwasheJ
c"shing fne and Xxx. 2p02lo, meaiun, 2G127e;
coarse 26d2lc dark earthly uawashei clothing l4Qlsc
medium l7@22c. course. 2O92sc. Eastern oregon. nns.
Iva medium lSalsc coarse lsd2oc. Valley oregon.
me. lOU2Oc: medium. % a sjs; colrss 2245Ac New.
Mexican colo ado tue IL lsci medium IL l3s.,
coarse carpet WOOL. lS0lio.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-10
HOPS.

Receipts for the week. e1sd bales Exports Big
quite n On grade Of American hops snd shippers
on this market easy TO make sOe Tor very cho,so
State 1855 hops and hear Of an occasnna ioa e1ns
m Ale Medium prime brewing grades eohinus
quiet buyers aGherng closely to hsnd 70 mouth py
Fine 81 arc wanted by exporters az lIuios Su
choice new Pacific Coasts are In demand AZ Zo1A'"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-10

Lido. ~ vet Cane Cod cranbcrres IN iiRhs s1pysyi
mpn'T $1,000 ana Gnn nj the advance quoted OnsSDe1
soou av are Hight az vet and mainly OF poor sood
nn.ll,v ranging from eli % 70 81 per cfseo'
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Total since Jan1 s241 1O4 s2ss O1o7ss 1920 124
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL mARKEr.

T.
LONDON. Oct. s.-4 p. m-consola ga for money ana
97s for United States ~ cent bonds
llOa Atlantic ana Great Western nrst mortgage trustees
Certihcates 4lTs second mortgage. Ga Canadian
Pacific 66S, Erie SOa; second consois. l0s Mex
can ordinary b0Ai st. Paul common, IS New-York
Central ll2~ Pennsylvania, 5G7s Reading, 81 Mexican
Central first MORTGAGE bonds, U6k.
Money is 80 per cent IN .- M,
paris asvces quote per rentes at So francs 22
cenmes the account and Exchange on London at 70
francs AZ centImes for checks
Spanish As 72l-
The bullion gone into the Bank OF England on
balance to-day GlU3.OO0.
the market Tor ootn snort
and three months bills is "a Is cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-10
sUNDRIEs.

ESWAX-Market quiet but about steady at 22aoSc.
GINSENG-Iccepts very light and readily salabe at
SO 40ds2 20 Northern and Western, and So 80 SO
for southern.
HONEY-Vcry little wholesale movement; small sales
reported la Sc for fancy white clover in 70 combs.
ljdlGc for IN and 11al3c for dark.
NUTS-Peanuts firm at l-4a5 1-2c for hand picked:
crop reports been unavorabe but the market
aad without speculative feeling Chesnuts have been IN
light supply and selling at high prices gradually declining
from IS per bushel until to-day. when under
Increase supply the market broke heavily early this
morning sales s6 50GS7 but the price fell and
the close offers seh 40S4 80 attract little
ton Hickory nuts yet small sales reported
81 25dt2 go few fancy peddng little higher.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-10
THE COURT OF APPEALS.

Albany, Oct Gin the Court OF Appeals to-day The
following decisions handed down
Van Nest sgt the Mayor, etc., and twentyone other
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TT
pOTITDY AND GAME.

pOIITHY md TAME.
Increasing receipts Of live Opulry and the poor con1
flor T., The market for dressed stock have carried
nrires d.wnwsId and the feeling is decidedly weak
snq ciftken, range ffop. 9d1Oe. only few eoops Of
local stock going any higher Prime 'uAsy' sys pm.
we'll and biug llal.r DucAs ann Ese'c Is's ohJ
a limited demand a quotations .
Western dressed poultry is in larger supply, and the
market has continued declining under very dull trade AZ
the close straight lots Of seal1ed chickens nave %
though in small way. OF Tor exceptionAy nne s,ocx
chickens OF farcy quality have some call at IL l2al2e
hut II thin or otherwise below prime they gre hard
picked fowls are freely offered at lie IN wholesale
wav and scalfed tow sell about the scalfed
chictnps PhiladelDhla chickens are queter for top
qualities and medium sizes drag heavily Fancy near.
by spring ducks are In good demand and FIRM Western
sell well when prime but poor lots continue dun;
Large young turl@ys inquired for and firm small
bony lots neglected sold at any reasonable orer
Parridges close firm except for vet lots OF drawn
Western, which move very slowly. Choice dry grouse
firm. Wo0dcock shade easier. Fresh snipe ana
pover steady wild ducks Of common xmas are ga,
and easy but good lots OF Malard or Redhead SCI
readily. Venison scarce and much wanted
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LIVE srocK mAnKrTs.-BY TrLTGEApJI.

Refined oil unchanged at Z "a cents per gal
Ion. Abel test, al New York, Philadelphia and Bali