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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-08-03
THE MORNING NEWS: SATURDAY, AUGUST 8. 1889

ous-Narket steady: demand tar, Signal,
40G50c: West Virginia black. s'S izci lard, ooc
cbinerv 251S az: unsead, raw. 64c, boiled. 67c;
mineral SEAL Ice; honellght' <oc; GUARDIAN
l4c.
RAIsINs-Demand light; market steady: lay
ers. IS 90 per box; London layers, new . 30
per box; Cahfornis London layers, &c % per
box; loose. 81 50.
quiet; carload lots, soc, f. o. b.; Job lots, 9Oc
SHor-Drop. 81 80; buck. 81 80
SUGAR-The market is dull and lower. Cut loaf.
Csc; cubes. CSC; powdered s3ac; gran1atea cd
a, S5sc; white extra c, S1Sc; golden {, S1sc;
yellow, i7Sc
SYRUPEFlorida aud Georgia dull at 2402sc;
market quiet for sugarhouse at 5Og4Oc, Cuba
straight goods. 30c; sugarhouse molasses.
1S620c
ToBAcco-Market dull; moderate demand
Smoking, 255Sl 25; chewing, common; sound
221SM3Oc: fair 30035c: medium, 3S015Oc;
bright, 5O975c; fine fancy. $4,000; extra
fine, 9Oc@s1 10; bright nayles' S5@4'c; dark
navies, SIC.
LUMBER-Demand continues good from all
quarters, but runs into the larger sizes
Orders for these sizes being In excess of mill
capacity prices for the same are advancing,
while orders for easy sizes = are IN request by
both foreign and coastwlse, is 20 some extent
impeding business. Prices firm at quotations.
We quote T. o. b.:
Ordinary sizes. Sl2 5OMl6 %
Difficult sizes. Observation-Disclosures. Is 00d21 30
Flooring boards Observation-Disclosures. 10 O0U2l 80
Shipstuffs Observation-Disclosures. Il O0@,2l 50
TIMBER-Market duh and nominal. We quote:
700 feet average ............... Q 00Il Il %
500 ............... 10 0O11l on
900 " ................ l! O01l2 Oh
| 1000 .................. L. 0J01i 90
Shipping timber in the raft
ECO feet average. .-................S 5000 OC
800 ............ Z 00M OF
900 q" ................ SO0GD Q 90
| 1000 &" :. ............-.-. 900@lO 90
| Mill timber ST below these figures
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-08

WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.

Thursday. November Up. m
A. the time of writing last evening we had
soon only "A synopsis of the report OF the stockhoM-
orc committee of the American Cotton OH Com
ronv relative 10 the loss OF S527,Si by its officials
i'm spcculation in its shares Inc SYNOPSIS maze
no reference 10 the important point OF dates when
this loss had been sustained But the committee
,cnort does explicitly state. that. since that date
August 81, through errors OF judgment, losses
m the net amount OF S21',5ll had arisen which
had now been charged on The 81" net loss of
so775ii is the loss of S5T,5ll less the s25,-
ooo accented in settlement of that error Of
i,do,nent Therefore it is now settled that this
los. vs not part of the shrinlIage in the net cash
49, OTIS during the three months-AIsy 81 to Aug
~, Yt-frou nearly 100000" 10 81, $50 65l
Iaas -, . rearly7 81 400. coo, but an additional
To-, MT mentioned in the trustees report sub
- -, rho annual meeting last Friday. Ii
-, ,ho d.ta for the actual cash in hand on
-, -, .o conld arrive at some definite idea
It, orormitv of this shrinlage, because casn
-. not dorreciatc But we have reason. how
w. 90 hol;.ve that OH May 81 the Trust held
in ne,.Iai cash something Ike s5UoO,O0O. II
TINT be so the shrinkage between nhy ~ ana
August n OF nearly s|'fv''yyOU - oy Iosses
nnIv " ncrr Jvn siOOO,OOO 81 product ana ma
icrial. Since August 81, the da'e oi tte last re-
Have The losses and depreciations OF the previous
three months been continued proportionatey, or
has the corner been turned. and have IN imprGye
,,, mcstions rt.hicb the present stockholders ARE
entitled 10 have c' answered definitely and under
cath Until they are 80 answered any
orr who deals in the shares Is
Iii,c the o,mhlcr who bets on the turn OF the
king when three kings are ont and four aces
are .til in the pack The certificates today again
sold 0n from 33 ~ TO III 81 ana iecoNereu 10
10 X AT The cI,se Sugar on the decision of the
General Term in the case Of the North River
Sugar Refinery. declined from "a to 10 I'D but
recovered 20 l-2a7l 81. -,
IL was gratifying 10 note that Inc uhIlsleu
department has lost It's influence the general
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-08

mnrl,et. To-day there was q marked stre ,hsro
developed all over the list Ony nere unn bnt
there WAS good and steady demand at current
figures which prevented any attack on Values ny
in inv search ri'' of the place from which they were
going to recoup their recent sales Even heauih !.
Alter n continued early hammering doWn 10
80 4. got hack to 40 3sa4O ~ or 30 n,gnes
than last evening without effort me % sSaiDs
ID 600 Yesterday. but to-day n large proportion
d the business was done before noon The anu snecast
in tho stock was in attendance at the pace
where the stock is traded in a0d sron nnd up H'S to
s5as4 IA Atchison, Topeka and Santa Re rose
TO 30 94ass 30 Missouri p p"Glc; Wh sad at
6G-rose TO 10 1-2a70 1-S. The Market closeo
only fairly active, but solid
THE DAY IN THE BOND MAhkEI.
The Treasury purchased s70o,6OO bonds
per cents S635,300 at 127, and IL per Genus
500, 800 at 90 "a. At the Stock Exchange
the nominal quotations were as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-08
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NsEYSrs 20 T Thu S Noy 1ss
at the cattle yards Feeling steady.
City Dressed Beef fair demand 4'sa5c for Texss
s NAIVE So and tc choice Beef is selling a. &c IN
ierer sells dc Sn s % Texas PF ss oo refrigerated I'D
slow at I'd. ule less thar sc Df n and Amer
can LIVE Ssse -"R ue az dSa e Cattle On The s
Queen by NJ Goldsmith and $50 guatters o. Beef on y.
and "a sheep TO Bermuda, and the Bear TOOK ,.
Mich COws-Recepts to-day 80 head. sPd thus rr
this week i3S head have been reports so sS%
" s5e5 ' S,y i;%aay s. sG1 st
doing better than week Grasoers and Neas steady
at Fe ed CAVES od &C. veo base westerns
se and veas ana fed csy5s nAe for d Gra.,r.
7aiOi2o for country dressed Veos ite ave cling -
ssIes~JO6a Hale, beck q we,t 3e C Z, s Ss
at S. Sc ~ 's' ,,o 49,. c,,,.. oco .. a..
veais i55 a. at &c II do, 40 n, at nc; DO I'D
3D. g. Harrington: Fed veals 40 n, at Sc; v'al'
SIfEEP AND LAMBsRecepts, inelgti e carload.
Sos sisG and St5V car.sd Jersey ,o
With continued light arrivals the market a rules s, hs ,s ~
good stock while common am MEDIUM siaus ''v Ss@'I
and II 1s & coca sheep sold az s4gs5 per 100
late yesterday carload q pine Onto % % - R
Common 70 choice la sSs 5 a. az: aS rs 20
sold AZ 81 So and carload OF sheep and lambs mixed
at %. . so.a,, roouoe. a, e6o,c ara
dressed lambs hrmer at Sal0c Most OF the sales Wefs
az SaIiessS n. pidcock 81 Territory Sheep. 90 lvr.
% h. at "a 76 1913 Western Lambs. 77a H. at 60 So l'
Canada 90 81 n, at s6 80. - . .,o- n.
Hume & Mullen: "a State sheep. 81 n. AZ e. %: 81
40 90 n AZ "a 80 Al DO Sc az "a 20 Al d. 81 n a:
f d do g S'fie a. 's ss s p 49, H. at
svlvana do 7Ola n, at s6 20. -.
Iohn J. Halenbeck: p State Sheep. SO n. At = ~
state Lambs COZ n 81 70 I'll Pennsj wanna % rev
Sheen, ~ n at 80 1872 Canada do. 95 ~ at SO so
Dtlenbaek 4 Dewey q state Lambs. % 10. al 81 20;
20l do GO %. at SO 10 -, . . o, -. o.-
Western Lambs 59la b. at - rs: $50 Canada Co. Vl2
at So So 90 A., -. On q. -. "A :,
j r SadleF & Co. 23S Western Sheep. - D. az - ~
Judd Buckingham 10 State sheep l23 ~ at - 81:
1913 State Lambs few Sheep 67 n at 20; l'l sH"
Lambs 75l2 d. at 80 So. ~ a. - -. o., a-,.
p S. Kase Pennsylvania sheep - %, al ~ 'f2'
III Pennsylvania Lambs. 80 h. at - 81 l.. 81, -.
Newton Gllett: a Ohio Ycarlings ana Gun LAMP.
55ia n az a. late yesterday: 157 OHIO sheep lg3 ~
scant at SIS 37ia and 1f2 Ohio lambs 722 n at - 90
UOGS-Receipts, 80 carloads Of 56l5 head-y4 estoais
az Jersey City and II carloads az 40ths Oy =, neai
for Market quoted steady at - 25Gf4 % per NV ~
Country Dressed frmer lighter supply ana e'oi'f
weather. Heavy light sell at jo1he: an ..
Sales-P. ). Kase: % PENNSYLVANIA Hogs Ia I'D sN'r
SI so 100 n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-08
lpMY AVID WY INTELLIGENCE.

Washington Nov IA board Of survey has been
ordered to assemble the general depot OF the quar-
termasters Department, ST. Louis November IL, con-
ssting of Major John w. Bsrrnger Oommlssary OF
subsistence Captain Albert b. Kaufman, 9Th Cavalry,
and First Lieutenant George II. Sands. 9th Cavalry
The board Is instructed inquire into, report upon,
and fix tho responsibility for the damaged ana uh-
servicesble condition Of certain clothing and eQupage
received at the Department nom various military
posts in the Division of the Missouri, ior which
CAPTAIN James NJ Marshall, Assistant Quartermaster,
Is accountable. Captain IL. L. T. Ebstein, 2lst In
fantry has been detailed for temporary duty in con-
p.ction with the establishment of caDeens at certain
military posts east Of the Mississippi River lie VIII
proceed first TO David's Island, y. y. The general
court, martial convened at West Point October 90, has
been dissolved \ board has been appointed 10 meet
af Newport Barracks, Ky. to examine and report
upon the suitability of the proposed SIZES Tor ne
,ange al that point Lieutenant Colonel o. g. saw.
ielle Deputy Quaucrmaster-General; Is president OF
Tho hoard The following changes In the stations OF
Officers Of the subsistence Department have been Or
dered Captain William l.. Alexander MrcehuS a.
pointed, to report az t FGTt MonrSa 10 Vancouver
barracks Washington Territory captain henry -
sharpe. from Vancouver " Portland; Ore. Sap.aln
Henry + 0sgo ece espain Douglas NJ scott from
David's Island 10 Omaha. -. .,.o,,..o oodots
The following persons have oeep sPpOHI b TUr
man of Houston Miss, INth Disrlct JOhn hari
Jack Peru, Neb, ISt District james wallace broa''h'
Passed Assistant-su Armstrong OF the Marine
Hospital service has been ordered TO assume cnatso
Of the Marine Hospital at Cleyeanh; Vn" ~ gen o
eral one, TO which cases occurring az pVnS nnr he
district where there are no marine hospins arpc
IIr,,a cervlce has been detached from duty at me
south Atlantic Quarantine station ana ofucice 70 aut5
ile Marine Hospital Nswa 'rh t.oSo5r dty at
Vineyard Haven Mass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-08
an ANsWER TO MR.. GODDARD.
f. r. SHEPARD BLAMEs THE president or
rur srAGr LINE rnR ALL It's TROUBLLS.

+, r. SHEPARD BLAMEs THE PREsIDhNI of
THE STAGE LINE FOR ALL ITS TROUBLES.
f. r. shepards reply TO the charges maze aga'hS'
him at the meeting of The stockholders OF the fH'n
Avenue Transportation Company appeared ycs'eiudy
in the form OF an article In The Mall ana Express
In that article Mr.. Goddard was referred to as inc
spoutlng president, who is sinking the company pS
his biz salary and other extravagances, as wen ~
by his ncompetency.' As an answer TO MI Coz
dars statement that IL difficult 10 get Mr. shepard
In black ana white" letter, dated at Detroit MICH
on August 90 1890 sent by Mr. shepard to MI
Goddard was published. In this letter MI Shepara
said that he had made no agreement az any ume W
furnish the company with horses or stages or any
thug else than the stable. 81 have worr' ne added
that the stable is progressing rapidly, and all my
In regard TO It have been fully put before
your company and approved The article also said
Mutual promises make an agreement. and those were
that the company should cease running their stag
on Sunday in Fitth.sve and Colonel shepard Woli1
c%nS has aem sen SHod g0 end leather
thVre FOR the rnwsys for the horses. III,
Docs II not seem remarkable that every one shouiI
not see the chdshness of the absurd claim advanced
by MIR Goddard Now to the time the sageiy was
No time has ever been set, and all declarations 70
the contrary utterly untrue and could not ID inc
Colonel shepard was and Is anxious as any one
have the stagery completed as soon as possio e.
the old stables to expire the LIST Of May then next
ensuing, and at first in January, hoped inc new
stables might be done in time 10 enable the company
10 move into them when their old leases should ex-
pire but the land had TO be selected negotiated l9
purchased the title examined the architects 10 make
their plans the builders bids 10 be advertised LOT;
the contract made and the work begun before coud
be completed and all those things take time IN the
Judgment of everybody except Mr.. Goddard. but u
i an absolute perversion of the case TO state mar
hopes are agreements. Contracts would be made OF
moonbeams II they WERE and certainly no eartnN
court could construe enforce them Trey "oula
be relegaied to the limbo of the moon, where SONS
OF the people who bay vigorously on the mauer
are evidently already domciled. The stagery mas
proceeded as fast as possible and can be occupied
next week
Mr.. worral Mr.. Shepard's private secretary ana
one of the signers of the circular commented on az
the meeting intimated TO Tribune reporter mat ne
did not consider that the meeting ahouh'ea "
muchn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-08
IrFrpayrTs IN THE RYLAYCE CASE.

The libel suit Of Or. J. H. Rylance against NichoaS
Ouackenbos and William V. King had 10 new features
of importance yesterday. Both sides are busy pIepar
ing the bills of particulars for which orders OF the
court were filed The defendants, King and ouack-
enbos are laying up series of afhdavits to be at
fach the bill the number obtained thus far being
fourteen. The original charges of immortality against
Dr RyIance have been supplemented by accusations
OF blasphemy 1t Is charged that Dr. Rylance used
profane language in his pulpit On occasion 1t IS
charged during the service and while In his clerical
robes the rector marked his disapprOvs OF mistake
Of the OrgaDist By using emphatic anu biasphemous
language. 49,, -, 49,
Tho Doctors friends deny this charge as they
hid the Others The reclOr's supporters adhere firmly
20 the theory that the whole case conspiracy, orig
mating In an attempt at blackmail by woman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-08
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO

Chicago. Nov. (Specisi.-Although Hut hinson
a large buyer Of wheat to-day. prices were weak,
closing IL cent under the opening For want OF Il
better explanation the crowd decided that Hutchinson.
although openly Il large buyer, was secretly large
seller OF this latter. however there was really no
proof Wheat weak chiefly, probably, because
the speculative interest appeared suddenly 10 drop
down The local bulls, too, seemed TO be an an xous
to realize There was really no decisive new The
been, there being only 677 cars at Minneapolis and
Duluth Hero there 3Oi cars. really tyun davs'
receipts; the estimates Tor Friday. go. The foreign
news was rather bush than otherwise Neyr ynrs
traders were plainly bsarish and sent loi of news
here which was NOS confirmed. On tho other hand
a. the close of business Ten and One-LaIf Inais ~
wheat were reported taken for export. A brssL Il,
the lake frcghts OF . cent caused vessel ron, -, Lo
chartered for 10000 bushels December whoa, ae,cd
~ 20 10 sold between eris and 20 - ana r,csed
a. so 30. Corn steady, MAY opening az IN ii
and closing ~ 80 Ia 81 BE. Vessel room was
chartered for 30 900 bushels on The basis cents
TO Buffalo. n decline % IL cont Oats opened and
closed at the price. - 10 cents for May. Pro
visions ware duh and weak The November clique
continued 10 mystify the crowd by moderate sales
o. pork for This months delivery November openel
AZ ~ % and closed ~ IS 90. Arrangements have
been completed for The shipment at one lot Of 10000
barrels Of pork On Tie curb December wheat sold
al 30 La 90 3s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-08
OPPOSING A GRANT 10 TIE STANDARD.

4
Albany Nov The Attorney General and SLATE
Engineer and surveyor, as a special committee "a
the Land Board gave hearing this morning on inc
application of tho standard OIL Company Tor sra"s
OF the lands under At Long Island CITY, aa]oin
ing the uDlands owned by the company OF over 3Ooo0o
square feet. The company desires to erect thereon
mammoth docks for their private use. They "eiV
represented by A. W. Sanborn, of New York. who saa
Il of vital importance to the commercial interests
Of the State that this grant be accorded Them rs
,stant Corporation Counsel william p. Prcntice. Of
NewYork City, opposed tie application on behalf OF
the city. lie sad the present wOrss OF the Standard
on Company at Hunters Point constant menace
the health the inn abitants OF the surrounding
country and this grant would Increase The evil com.
,lsinef of. Danger TO property from explosions and
fires also great. Aridavits OF house physicians
and surgeons OF Bellevue Hospital ST. Francis
Hospital New-Yori Lunatic Asylum. warden Of the
New-York PenitentieEy and number OF others.
Submitted IN opposition 10 the grant from a sanitary
standpoint. The German American Citizens AJsocia-
lion of Long Island City, among several others. desiring
10 be heard the queS ton. the matter indefinitely
postponed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-08

steady to strong mixed ss 1924 10; heavy. ss 75s
900 head: shipments 1000. Market .tsa1y. nst,tss
81 75as5 rs Westerns 90 45ae4 Is; Texans sSdsi 10
lambs - J0dT5 90
BUFFALO N y. Nov. Observation-Disclosures Last % hors,
$50 head total for week thus far 1890 same IVA
last week 1880 consigned through, 1880 head Loo
% New-York; 100 head on sale Quiet but steady.
total thus % 500 for time Veck
80 800 consigned through, 20OOo i4o0 head 70 New.
York 600 head on prices rer. but ouotably
higher Hogs-Reeepts last p hours 52So head total
A., 900 consigned through 1000 400 head New.
York; 61G0 head sale opened quiet and weak closed
with continued upward tendency mediums and hesvY
A. 1884 20 heavy ends slast 10 mixed, a. l0as4 %
81. Louis Nov 71Ea,ie-R Receipts !, 800 head ship
ments 300: market active and strong; choice heavy
81 ckcrs and feeders Al sOae2 60 Iange steers seas,
HoCs-Reccipts. 5000 head shipmcnts 200: market
weak: fair 70 choice heavy s3 sOas3 % packing grades
e3 70dsE 90 HIGHT, fair 70 best % sOa$3. sheeD-Rs.
choice 80 20aSs 60.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-08
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

r,o,noot Nov. 7, y. m.-COtton-The saes OF the fay
included IL 900 bales American Futures closed nrm
"a eid buycrs November and December delivery,
s6 "a bnyers December and January delivery 4064i
iv January and February delivery, 40-64d sellers
Eehruary ana March delivery Ao04d vauej March and
April delivery dS4d se s6s ART ana nay ads ssI
June nS,' and July deilyery le-e.d sellers
,tWinS q 5i8c good ordinary. Sac net and gross NJ.
i Is bales; sales o42 bales stock 10s 3t6 bales.
ccp.S ,oo,t NOV. 7.-Cotton easy; mddng 15l6c net
receipts, 7ei7 bales gross e2e bales exports eO,s
"lSs aanoab Nov. Cotton steady midaung 9-I6c
iddiing 3.f6c net and gross receipts 1897 bales
low coassse. 307i bales sales, 1850 bales stock.
lO6 0J6 bales. A., co,,o. a.. .....,,- a =,
wIStiiog o 7-1Gc good ordinary i.I5o: net re.
nn,s ~ O0I bales gross 1922 bales; sales II $50
H,ies. stack 235,414 oales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-08
GPAIN AND PRODUCE Markets
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS

There was htte Of importance U The grain markets.
yesterday. In wheat speculation was ght as the trad
ers while bearislDy Inclined a rue are fearful OF the
superior power OF manipulation. fair demond existed
Tor export and spot lots improved trae only To lose
the gain later. In the options there WAS selling move.
in the afternoon Influenced Dv arg, receipts aud
prices closed down Is for November az s2s and December
e3s. for January at 81 and IS May e9is
Corn firm the spot. and a GOOD demand for ex.
port felt The options. in sympathy. held steady
4l1s. December 42is, January 417,, May a. cents
Oats strong all around. The options closed 1,
fcf November 9Gi. and December at 25s ana . cen,
for January at 27s May being unehanqed sc % cents
Lard enjoyed rallS, the options closing mp points
Tor November a 20 IS and az points for December and
January q, GO 81 February az So 90 and March % 20 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-08

Includes sales Of 50 600 barrels Of November op-
ons a. - 0Sa4l o. 900 barHlS OF to-lorIow delivery
a. ~ 09isds1 Os9 aud 1000 barrels OF cash oil az
a. 0Sos.
Refined petroleum strong an advance OF 10
points 10 7.45 cents per gallon for barrel and 945
cents for oil.
Foreign quotations were strong, advancing IA franc
OF Antwerp 10 II "a francs and 10 points 10 100
marks at Bremen London was unchanged at
: 5-8a5 "a pence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-08

tory. Ex-Chicf Bushyhosd condemns Chief Mnyes's
action and says his position not only dangerous bnt
untenablc The opponents of Mayes say that his
letter Is a bid OF war Commissioners Farchild and
Wilson are dumfoundcd at the course affairs are
taking
The DISTINGUISHED Chickasaws in a convention a.
Adnons 10 protest against the recent action OF The
Chickasaw Council. whereby they were deprived oi
their rights as members Of the Chichssaw Nation.
resolution was adopted deciding that legal steps shonh
taken 10 force the Cbckasavs receive them into
citizenship again.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-08
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore Nov 7.-Cotton quiet; middling, Zoe tiow
dull Whest-Southen Qulet. Fuitz, lSS so LII.
berry, 7dds3c; No. p SIC steamer iod &C. "selh'
weak No winter red spot and November ,J'ie D,e,n
Der laslAc; January o2ado2Sgci February o5'tqte.
Corn-SOutheFn. finer; whe, Ala Sc yellow $780,
steady. mixed, spot, 4O3ici NOSenDer ana p g
ber 4o2a405ic; year Sv.c January S9 GS9ac fs s
southern and Pennsy yania 25a 29c; Western wne s@
29c; do mixed. 2Jd27c; graded No white - 2a-Se:
RYE very steady good prime. 52a3 Hay larry seso'
pfime choice timothy Sl2 JOGTl3 PROVISIONS s'l9:
butter lrm; creamery, 24c. Eggs lrni ne9F by -sS,
Western, 24e. petroleum quiet refined 800 Nclee
steady Rio cargoes fair l9c. sugar quiet SOIL az
Copper nominal; refined lO2c. WhisAey quiet ~ a. ="
ri grain 81 C6lk for orders s. ReceptscC6fn, l2
coo bush saes-Wheat 81 900 bush. corn l6lVO9 Du'n
Buffalo, ". Y. NOV. 7.-Wheat-No. ! hatd LOVE
IL coo bush No bard spot sold az soc and 5000 6us
do to arrive, at SS1c No. NOrHerD firm 5000 bush
spot sold at s4c, and 1000 bush 40 s s5 a,e; No.
Northern sold a. SIC WnteT grades aHe car es sT
ira No red at zoe No Longberry at Staasoc.
and ears extra No. white AZ S22e on tack, SSSth
dull weak and lower; No. yellow, Ss9ae; NO = sac
i'm store Oats stronger No. white, 25i2a2oScS NO
3 white "a re; No, m'Xed 23d23hc on track Batey
in good demand but prices unchang d. Rye dull ar1h
nominal Flour in fair demand prices unchanged MIL
feed DUH and unchanged Canal feights firm wheat ard
to Albany. 80 per thousnd; 70 New-YorS 50 80 De-
ceints~Four As 900 bbls wheat, $1,000 by.h; cor.
! 90 600 bush; oats: 900 bush rye. 10000 tush
Shlpmerts-By canal-Wh,at ~ ZOO tslsh corn ~ 600
hush; rye "a 600 bush taXseed. $500 bush BY Ii.
-Four $1,000 bbls; wheat, $4,000 bush; CON- lSoVo
Chicago Nov 1.-THE leading futures ranged as Olovs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-08
az ALLEGED xAvAssA Rro1rn sExAyprp

baltimore Nov. Tin the United States Circuit
Court today the arguments 10 the habeas corpus
Of Henry Jones one Of the Navsess rioeTs we're CON
cIuded and the petitioner remanded TO jail His coun-
sci took an appeal the Supreme Court of The United
STATES Tie court ho,ds thai there Is an Inherent
power in the United States 70 acquire possession ana
Jurisdiction Of this island by It's discovery by c1en
- a., ,r,,ad states Tbis. payer has been legslized
Ly Congress and, If the fact required exist, ne
ufoyslons are compiled with and the possession ana
frtsdjetIon by the [ ncd Stares complete offences
Committed there are punishable as though committed
On hoard American ships.