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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-11-15
ASS SsMEaT notice.

rave CANAL Sy.-i.o
| cation Of principal place of bust
s., Carson City, " vada. Location OF
FORKS, Ovens Valley, inyo county
alif rnia-
Notice is hereby given that
Il a meeting Of Z ard of Directors
a IN the an dav of oct 1889. an
as-se smeuI (No.S of ten f0) cts pc
sf re was L. leo upon the cas fi'si stock
Fl tne corporation, p a9le immeai-
ate y, ~ United states gold com, 10 the
&c, efary al tu- ofiice of he Company.
-orner of arson and Pro tor streets.
aTst n City, y vads ANY took upon
vni h his ssS -sSnent shall remain
unpaid on the lIth day OF Nov, 1882
AZ be un4ueut tni ttv rusei for
sale at public ,uction. md unless pay
menI is m tde befo e, vii. be III on
Monday the 9Th day of ecember,
$50. o pay he Il linqrent assess aeut,
ogether with cost o. advertising and
eX per ses of sale By order OF the
.Seaid of Directors.
r. n. HOFER,
secretary
office Atthe Bullion and Exchange
Bsrk corner II carson and Proctor
streets Cal son O.tv Nevada idl''
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-11-15
DR.. C. D. Salield
as Asara.y street,
AN FRAN DISCO, CA

Consultation strictly confidential, by e,ser
or at Office, FREE For the convenience of
patients, and in order to insure perfect secrecy
have adopted a private address, under which
all pa ckages are forwarded
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-11-15
S&ANsWsNn,,i

-, ,..,. 'erVpsts 49, pny 81
c'A penihty, Ssr'nal Mean mes
sprema;or-hfa. erossss 81 ~sate. En1issi0ns
i'npotencv, Exhalstt,i vitality, Prem ture H..
cline and LIS OF MiNz.s.ssss IN
~ 'ss essssa s'isca1sens. a-.a fr-ssss
= not Aver cause Dr.s.tneess. II en-
rich and purifies the Blood, Str,rgthen@ the
Nerves, Brain, Muscles, Digestion. ge-,ra,i,s..
tive Organs, and PHYSICAL and Mental Fac,l .fi,,s.
1t stops all Unnatural and debii.atins .irHA
upon the system, preventing inv .lslnt,ry ,,s-,,
facilitating dreams, seminal losses with me
urine, etc, 20 destructive to mind and BODY
t is a sure eliminator of all KIDNEY Nh
BLADDER COMPLAINTS. I contains 10
injurious ingredients. so those ssssI...s-
,ss@ fr.,EH aus Fvi effect ~ yosasss
5ssi fnsstsereti0ss " exesas.sa 4pe..s,st
thorough asid p-'rmaR~os IA aE
- GtA tHrEsD. Price, ss.so De,
hottie or i've bottles in case, with fuii direc-
t,nns and advice, sFe Sent secure from o.
seTvation to any address upon The receint 81
pre-. or q. o. D. To be had only Ut
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-11-15

Fat~u,sf- 81 .iftE AHs
The OnIyRemedes For The Skin
And Rlood Universally

w. ,o e,., ~, -ra 9,
~; oeieh, o.< North IehtI 81
customers stated u MIN incidentally
yea al of which he attributed TO a
syst, matte course OF the CUTICURA RE-
SOLVENT which mas proved effectual
when all pthei remedies failed.
~sSltE.S an NEs,A
'terr 70 llr 2 y. Wo'fd, aruEgi 4 OF thar
n !, 80 -, tb@ No. wbIc6 hs,S hee,,
-,s.,.eg ~, boSnitaf nh, sjc,ons ur,,bont
.nre s,rtf wbi.h viei5ad eomnleteIv 10
he ftrTtC1rp. RuRfpprv,s
~ sptss ssx s,s7CyCsg.
NYefr ftE T eh resisted sew.
ra at1 remedies and other rame-
iae ri~Ei a cl#nS. mas Ueen
uret b} se1r CuUcrRA REMEDI rs.
they surpfs uR most sstHguiue eX-
Peet'ilons ana f'i'la4S 'iSls9 Ia, cure.
VrNrNy~ -. Typ
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-11-15
NINCFNN .. no
ANON IRIS VALUE

Allof your CUrIcuRA REsEDIvs give
very good satisfaction. The CuTiCURA
: especially orlmend Tor the dis
seases for which 10 used know from
experience ITS value DIR II. j, PRATT.
Mon clio. Wis.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-11-15
uUraouRA ABROAD

Through q home returned Norwegian
1 have learned To know your CUTICURA.
which has in a short tinae cul ed me OF an
eczema that my physiV ian's med, zines
could not heal CHI HEbIZEN.
BER6En, NORWAY. AgeIstuEjorretaiHy
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-11-15
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4 the oldest and most popular scientific ard
mechanical paper published and has the largest
circulation of any paper Of its class IN the world
Fully illustrated. Best class OF Wood Fngrav-
Lngs. Published weekly. send for specimen
copy. Price IS year. Four months trial. 81.
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The Portland daily press., 1889-04-05


AN ACT to amend Chapter sxty-seven Section thirty
eight of the Revised Statutes relating to Adoption of
Children.
Section thrtyeight chapter sxty-even of the Revised
Statutes is hereby amended by striking out the words
habants of his county, and inserting In the place thereof
the word persons that said section amended, shall
read as follows
SECT. 49, Any Judge of probate may on petition of two
persons after notice and hearing and for good
shown and annu any of the probate
court In his county, whereby any child has been adopted
under this chapter [Approved Feb. 281
Chapter 23l.
AN ACT to amend Chapter sixyfOur of the Revised Stat
utes, relating to Powers and Duties of Executors.
Section ten OF chapter xfour of the Revised Statutes
is hereby repealed [Approved Feb. 2S]
Chapter 232.
AN ACT relative to the adoption negtmate Children
Section thrtyhree of chapter sxythree of the Revised
Statutes is hereby amended by adding thereto the follow
ng an ilegtimate child and under the age of four
teen years such consent may be given by the mother of
such child approved Feb 1871
Chapter 233.
AN ACT to establish the Salary of the Judge of Probate
for the County of Washington
SECT l. The annual salary Of the judge of probate for
the county or Washington shall be six hundred dollars
payable quarterly from the first day of January In the
year or our Lord one Thousand eight hundred and eighty
nine 1S''
Scot. 2. This act shall tako effect when approved
lApDroved Feb. 29.1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-24
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Oct. % (Speclal.Wheat to-day, after its
cents, decline had little reaction It. however at no
time amounted to full for December, and at night
was only "a cent over Tuesday night May showed H.
tic more strength being the close one cent over yester
day This little reaction engineered altogether by
tho crowd with a little aid from New-York Hutchinson
opposed 1t all day December opened at 79, SOLD De-
tween sOi, and sOa and 1924 and closed at SOh. May
opened at s27s sold up s3saSS'4 and closed at eS
I'm the nit IL was nothing more a contest between local
and outside scalpers the one hand and Hutchinson
Partridge and some other big bears on the other Inc
outside news was Of decisive order. Minneapolis
had 449 cars Duluth 37s and Chicago 131. II Is est
mated that Chicago will receive 100 cars Thursday Corn
opened and closed the price 1928 cents Tor May
oats were within l. range. Hutchinson to-day pre-
maby acting for the CLIQUE large buyer Of Novem-
Der pork and moderate seller OF October The operation
looked little as II a transfer contemplated OF the
October deal into November Hutchinsons brokers
took something like 5000 barrels for November delivery,
advanced tho price from 50 81 TO 50 81 The close
was at the top January pork was also stronger az
80 A. selling 50 So and closing at 80 o. On the eufo
December wheat sold S0A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-24
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARRETS
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NEW-IOHh OhAblN1o'
The wheat market yesterday at the Produce Ex-
change developed considerable frmness, and better
feeling was manifested all around. The LIQUIDATION
less general, giving way TO decidedly freer ouy'
Ing by we'll known people here and by foreigners gen.
orally. There was, too, increased export demand
for spot lots the Northwest arrivals showed decided
falling of and buying there freely INDUCED In
All these things had a strengthening effect and tho
volume Of business exceeded 100000 bushes.
december at 50 is, and May al 90 DOC 90 20
Genus. From these figures they gradually rose, al
tended by considerable buying on the part ~ the
shorts, December ultimately reaching "a 10 ana May
90 0-l6 cents, closing firm at about the top Not
gains recorded Of rs cent october at 81 o.
on November at 81 10, on December at 81 ! o, and
May at 80 IL cents, and Of "a cent on January
az 80 IA cents.
There was a good export business, 100000 bushels
being taken, ana the milling demand reached $4,000
bushels. .
Cash grades advanced fully IL cent and closed strong
10000 bushels being taken for export. OptionS
were not especially active, though prices advanced
about 36d12 cent closing firm, october al ~, NOvem
Der at 80 3S, December at 40 49, January al Az 20
and May at Al "a cents
Cash oats were IA cent better and options responded
with gains of 1-5614 cent, and fair business was
done In all the months Closing figures showed gains
Of IA cent on october at % 1-s, and on December
at % 3-4 cents, and OF 1-S cent on November at
25 IA, on January at 20 Ia and on May at % oo
Both spot and option lard advanced 294 points: as
follows: October, $6 90; November SO 90; Decemoer
S6 40; January, IS 80; February SO Al, ana March,
Tho receipts Of grain and -four reported yesterday
wore as follows at York, Philadelphia, BakmOe
and Boston Wheat 1929 bushels; corn zd9'12 %,
waukee and St. Louis the arrivals were: o Wheat
241 $3.50 bushels corn, 313257 bushels oats, $3.50
bushels; total grain, s73,9s5 bushels; -FOUR l2'olo
har
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-24

P s!S 5RsTsyd ssFsis.I; 1sf T 2 ss
% 75 DO % i2o ' q 81 20 d. 100 T. 3D.
do y ss s & &c e Fd d e Grass; 81 ~
Ssi 9a w iSs ~ 20 &c vsa C4 "a b. Is &C.
:. J. 3. Gurus: vsals 9Oa n, at shes do ISL n. a,
aseEqfta% y go 2 y;
fs! S', Ss:5sS sf qpys; ss' D. " a
SHEEP AND. LAMBS Receipts 30 carloads Of G.7es
c and S 1GepG hsn s
pens SLOW at sbou; steady prices for sheep but weak
Poor % good sheep sold ~ $685. ordinary to Pr5n;
90 S Ss4 io5 g %s Hss 3
& s5 iSi d. % q q 81 1Ss 90. a. 3
At % % 1853 canss do at ss IS 81 Safe Sheep
and Lsn6: so n at 50 So IS do. 81 n at a 90 do, rs
DiIienback Dewey; ~ State Sheep. II n at 90; %
q I' q do S'S 81 Is q d. 4 p se 500
Northern Canada d. 1872 ~ at 90 l2 So sheep and
JShn T,es5e' q - 1873 s. s,pss LAMB
a. 90 So aos Northern Canada do, 50 ~ at sG lo1 Can.
ada do. SO n, at SO %: al 90
90 s s5s g. g q $ I; = i I5s@%'.
g s8 rs DO s. r. at 90 1912 2l do 70 at se rs; 4s
wash KiFb ~ Co. 10 Pennsylvania sheep 100 n at
- il d. 80 X at 81 25 % DO 90 H. at q 80 - sas
do 80 n az a 2j 80 state Lambs 20 ID at 81 %; 0i
s. So S'''' fiu'0eA' ~ f''"''' '''"- '''''
JUDD Z Buckingham: IS state lambs, "a n, a. s925;
l5l DO 70ia n at 60 $50 do o. ~ az Sc 90 do 20 n.
at 50 % JOS Pennsyyania 20 61 H. az IS 70 33 Penn.
"a 30 sheep s 70 n at g so - state do II? ~ At
Sherman Culver: 1e3 NJ chg lambs 70 n. at 80 So
II do 10 ~ at 80 35 30 Indiana Sheep 90 ~ az IS BOZ
2l3 Western do. s92 n at - IS 229 Territory do. lof
Newton Gflett: 90 Kentucky Lambs tcommon). IS n,
at s5 lo9 DO Y n at 90; 90 Kentucky Sheep, 1o4 n
at "a So do 50 ~ at - So 900 do. % n, at d 20;
10 do. 81 n. at - 112 do 81 n at 80 So.
s. kase: 2ls State Sheep about onefourth lsmbs),
TIL n. at ~ 70; 160 Pennsylvania Lambs 90 10 at 90.
J. f. sadler Co: 23l Ohio Sheen, s3Z n. at - 60;
II Western do 100 n at a. IS III TO- 93 n at - 30.
HOGS-Receints 81 carloads OF OoI0 hesd-45 carloads
4othst and - carloads at Jersey City Market steady
saies-P s. Kase: 1s Pennsylvania Pigs 1873 average,
Rough Hogs. 40 n. at -.
Judd Buckingham 8 State Hogs o23 n. at a co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-24
BALTIMORE MARKETs.

-,.,. o., 2a-Cotton quiet mlddling 10Sc:
ross su steady %asa 5o5e No. e1 so se?
easler: 10 . red zoe: Western quiet b9t hrneti 10
Winter Ted spot ana October ssse Corn
anthern scarce and nominal white Stoe z9S
Western inactive ami stlG INea spoS
a evedias' Xaac: November 394c December SS%e 90
ysss ssSsse Jsnuary by 5Sd bgBep Southern
md fennyivana 24q2ge Ween gh~ 21S2 :,e5aS q?
mxee' Sr5oise 5s57e Hay dull but STEADY prime TO
Choice timothy slSaeS So PrGysi,9sns n bs roll, Ia
Use; creamery. 2sa24c Eggs firm nearby - GSee
am RIO cargoes faif, i9i.c Sugar lighter A. soi
cspper ouet fetne1 1910 sc. Ffeights 10 1--we
la ma, tfeszer firm: -four 22s grain 5sh Cork, oI
ySrSsrs 5sa5s lid. Receigs1Flour Q 800 Th 1oSt
Tt96i when 10 oO0i corn. $1,000 saies-whest. 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-24
LIVE STOCK MARKET

New.York, Wednesday, oct 23.-BEEVEs-Receipta
the maRe and So earoais at Gothst Of which 81
loads were for Easgsns Company and 2 carloads local
Demand more active and market ImsE for good SssIe
% the oneng S wes sod and the feeling steady
tho Close NJ Goldsmith ppFShaSG 2 SoI mean iG be yaS
sold at per 100 inferior % prime Native steers at
ss2 so So q and q dry Sc cows az 56ass 60
KeAtu Sit0ra q this market By SAMUEL Brown
IS Abraham Strauss az the handsome HSufe or IS IS per
loo Sey mere the Pes yH zen Heis o rS
beef hanging Oh the hooks IN washington Market
SdmrSdon Of a British beer baron The Is head aver
shipments today. 500 cattle the Holland and 40
on the Exeter CITY, by M Goldsmith The Dublin CITY
Bas ot6er to-day were 100 quarters beef
in sf sm 135 ESQ IS from H KEN
lucky zra 51 4,d9 qyease a 80 50 % per iSg az
12St aS at = d5 10 56 10 d9 e3 B2ss !S
Pennsyiyana DO l22i 70, at SO s7s 20 do 1901 H. az
F. s Sail c Co. 90 Indiana Steers 1870 q o5
81 do 1910 r. at 80 90 10 DO l401 ID, at 50 9o ~ d.
1-I b McPhsfso9 Co. 80 kentucky steers 1882 r. at
a 62 d. 1900 d. at 81 % 10 40; 1914 d. ~ "a On
" a. $50; lIi 10 d. 1871 D. g. " 81 d.
B 52 n az 81 2o IS DO 1872 f. ats at a 10 do a h.
a. - 20 ~ 1858 H. at 50 - DO i22S d. a. 20 90 It
1884 it, al - So do, 1IiO n, at SO Is West yirgn,a
ae 2 So b STATE 70 d. Ok d 5'SS az q Vest ysn
Bulls 1923 p az % C5 State do, 900 b. at g l5i 10
sanders 3 yifgala Steers 1899 r. at = 05i q
do 1917 ~ at SO 90; As do 1902 h at 80 30 az la1
H. a. 80 so IL Ohio do. 1900 h az 81 20 90 1909 ID
AT 81 20; IS do, 1904 H. aC 81 Is; II do l32O ~ az
81 G7ls do. 1172 ID, at 90 60 DO l164 b. az 90 go
Sherman & Culver: 20 ohio Steers. 1523 10, at - 20
lucky DO 1871 r at q y o Do i siSe Do at 81 % az
az 80 20 do 1906 10 at 90 so do lilo h at So q; 20
do 1920 10 at "a Indiana do 1920 u. at So -
Ohio DO f545 H. at SO So 16 do. 1906 ~ at $500 10
do 1887 H. at "a 10; Bull, l5lo H. at g SO DO.
I47o N at 60 25 90 Indiana Cows, 1910 d. at 81 90
10 S &C. tSi0 Glc SO Kentucky Steers l9 at
o. 81 is Indiana do. 1856 ~ az ~ dOi 10 DO 1872 10
ar "a 10 do 1858 n. at 80 -; 10 West Virginia DO
T9t- a. ~ 10: II do 1921 n. at " To- DO l4Of 10,
~ a -. - do 1894 d. a. - o7a; Is do, 1lI9 d. nc
nd II Wunroe: 80 Texans 1909 u, at SO p Western
NaTs ~ M al 20 S today 1o5 head Trade rather
slow A. 3CdsI5 per head few OF the BEST mixers oIlhs'
Ing - y,rsRecopts 700 head Market steady, with
ho,,or ,n6nlry and little more hrmness Tor prime ana
choice ySs sold at oaosc fed Calves at 90 94c bunch
y, Westerns at 9hc ordinary 70 pi,me as ~ ""'S''
OF "yh,o;tn. and selected up 70 7'tc (few ecl;- . -
an" Ci,o u"me 3 Mullen % GraSserS ~ 10 average
"a os do 2j3 H. at 2l2c ted caves, ~ ~
AZ 90 ~ do 0G6 r. 4c Yeats, 10 ID a. DC: . 40
az IA ~ a 7c do 1876 b. at Tic; 40 10 TO- at '1c
de- lIo ~ ~ o. Fed veals. 100 ~ AZ 5c Veas
,od m M &C. is do 130 n at 7ci 70 ao lou d. a' '2o
d. le2 fIacnheck 10 GrasseIs 1872 n at 2ise FED
-, Jon, J"nh So, : n at 2sc do 2So ~ at GIG u Ncas
M NJ SLc: do. 126 10 at &c; DO l0o ID a' 's'
q a., III N TIC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-24
co,,pr CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

supreme CouTtGcnerd Term--BeIf van DFun' l. -
pa SDpe aSa Andrews
sssa; ss tV cases easd p.,oo p,er.
suPreYe CSSItHgseia eG5 2IS 2l, rs, IFS aS5
s s9t al9 sS f. 178, 265 a0O l05' 1876 2o9 si'
&c 1s; s2s 5:a ga g ro.mrart gefes
sS Ss S SiS ga 3d. 1877 ST. 81 sis $o 800 s2i S 55s
s2i: u &2s go ut I-Betore oBren
Nos lG2 c4 800 300 1884, oo ilS s5 lds7 SS5 5 s55
rs ll He SaeP Sassam,
MS 1912 l2l5 s9S, 72i 5ad l2i9 1920 %" d. i-''
1850 lSSsc aS2G 12 lIs 1ypore Peach
k Sss if is.O ca a. ' 49, G ~ l@8 PA sSS 7s5
80 Ssci Es az &GvS SSon
KSfs GMesGo' Gals George sS' HE@SSs
sRer 10 n Apn1 fS Gn5aff Kae N begnaa and f.
j. s 9pss 10 90 Termncfore Dusr JMo
h0s Superior court-Equlty TemBcfOro Truax, Mos
sor.rior Court-Trai TernPar, IaBefore sedsTiecS S
oJ-Nos ga pa $40 so2 ''2' iO"'' iV'' 10 ''-'
1889; n sgIS deSTra TermPar IGIeorc Freedmen
JNas, GA $50 III zoos, 923 32l 59S. s73 S4S si4
92g 2sT 80 oST-Trla Term-Par IItBstora oGS5-
Y2s $50 $50 90 S SO 5Si sS 55s 9ci 9s
f"tr Aoono4 Pleas-SDecal TeiM-Before Allen. J-Nos'
- common M pleas-EQury Tcru-BefOrc DAILY J'-No''
u IS, 20 ,eas-Trlal Tcrm-Part IBefore Lerremcre
r JYos itGo s-s 1oGi ll49 1881 1862, 1856 l2So
qs s7e lSlo 1l$9 49,. 122 l1 1TRcfore Beoksver
JTos' 400 1913 1l9l 1899. 1885, lA5l' 1888. 2o'.'
lao 1897 1904 1892 1903. 1879. 1870. $780,
rpru-Iart I-Bef0re MctTown. D.
Nos 51e So 40 1853 17S II, 100, 1o2. l2S 2o4'' 2lI
ty g'S cSoutrhs Term-part -AdiOurned for the
City Court-Tral Term-Part I1IBeioTe IhrlGh 900 do
Nos aeC $50 25j o64 osS, 297, 361' 232o W. ooo'
soe, 8o7 3cs. 300 BIO. 49, No., ,,o.ao,
City CcGrtITriai Term-Part Iv.-Before McAdam'
Com az General SesSons-Part before Martinc. T.
snd Assistant rct-Attorney JeTOmc-N0s 70 Zo' III
elusive ,. c,,ao..,oo,,o
Court Of General Sessions-Part 1IPefore
J., and Assistant Dstrct-Attorney Macooha'-No' " .
Inclusive. ,,-.co.,.o T
Court Of General sessions-Part III-Before Cowng j.
ana Assistant District Attorney ForserNOs. TO IL IN
elusive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-24

In State issues little business was done but
h1bamas. lJ-2y sold az l6l. and Georgia cold
:, nj lO2 .. OF city bank stocks. Fourth IN.
tional sold u o. at 50. Sales OF some issues at
auction are reported below:
The general bond market only moderately
active. but IT. generally ruled firm. The features
were Fort Worth and Denver frsts up TO / 90 IA
and further advances for the Missouri Kansas and
Texas issues The plan OF reorganization of rho
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Company is published
in another column The proposed plan seems 70
have been carefully prepared, with q Special re-
gard 10 the equities Of all the separate Interests
The principal object is 20 maintain In, prop-
prtV in it's entirety, and no permii "a
disntcgration, which is the object sought by tbe
jcrs Of opposing lines The first cha rccs ar.
reduced 20 less than the actual earnings under late
mnnaccments B0ndhohr-S are asked 10 take "A
smaller interest II payment of past due
coupons except the holders vi the per cent pre-
ferred stock. Stockholders are assessed 81 80 per
share which will provide ihe money To put the
property in frs,-cass condition. The scheme
PROPOSED is so equitable 70 all interests that there
Is little question that it will meet with prompt
acceptance. unless the special influence Of the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-24

delivery 3O6ld buyers February and March delivery,
& ai.Old Geers: March and April delivery, Sloid,
buyers April and May delivery $500, seders' May
and lune iellv ny, 5 N.6id. buyers .,, o-,o.
Galveston oct 23Couon easy naaa un ' g.o
recepts $50 bale, exports Great Britain, 1928 bales
sales, 2944 bales. stock. 1850 lnt -, . -. -
Norfolk Oct. 03 4 otOL stoadY d1lng 0ec net ana
gross receipts, 1913 bales exports coastwise $40 oaes
sales, 500 Dales stock. S2,57I tales: ,,s.4 -.
mldiinc &c; net and gross receipts. $3.50 bales
eNrcrts Goa yise 5l0 bales sales $50 bales stock.
l27,276 bales. ,,,.. n =, 90.
New.Oreans oct 23-C0tton steady mldtlng, 7-16e
low mdding Bloc; good ordinary. l3l0c n3t
receipts 1854 bales; gross 90 70 bales e{R9as SEet
exports coastwlse, $3.50 bales, sales l-'oOo oae''
stock, III, ga bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-24
prrs OF LEGAL NEWS.

x~NN
,,...,.. Thomas b. Clark yesterday filed his report
o, The divorce suit brought by Joseph 3 Richafus' ~
u.utnown lawyer, against his wife, sarah FRANCES
picharis 1t is IN favor of the plaintiff ana III
sca,es serious misconduct on the part OF the WIZ
> Judge Allen in the Court of Common PleaS mas
vran,ed an order to have the questions OF iact III
vo,ved in the contest of the will of Matby o. Lane
decided by a jury. ,,--- ,.o...r
ypsge Andrews in Supreme Court Chambers yester-
dav granted an order for the publication OF summons
an a suit against Washington Nathan upon an hhshSn
judgment for 81 800 Al. favor of samuel Harrington
According to the affidavit on which the order was
granted Nathan's place, at No. 6o3 fnth-ave' was
closed and his brother had said that the defendant
was out of the city. - C. c,ar,hors
Judce Andrews in the supreme Court, ChamOers,
Yesterday granted an attachment against inc properly
In this State of the SOccte Industrei ct ComneNldo
des Metaux French cooperation. The OAioiG Up o.
Tompany are the plaintiffs and they claln T2oo'UOO
for breach OF contract. II Is maintained that inc
defendants signed contract in last February proms
ing 10 deliver not less than 1OOoOOo POUNDS vi
conner ore for refining, and it Is sad thaJ Only
$40 557 pounds have been delivered.
Morris Gluck recovered verdict for 81 600 from a
iurv before Judge Ingraham, in the supreme court
yesteriay in consequence of Gucks thireeny ear0ld
son falling from the pier leased by the Rdgewooq ice
Company East Thirl-st ana inc has' h4NoI All ''i
1887, and being drowned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-24
THE STATE OF TRADE.

punalo Oct o3-wheat-No demand for c., f. T., NO
hard SPOT do quiet 10000 bushels sold at 9oc CLOSING
eoI4c 5000 bushels No Northern sold a. sonc; GdSs
No red bid s2i2 asked extra No req a9e ~
Corn active and shade higher 80 cars No yeiow s'i
s5sc 90 coo bushels No. 8 at 35i2c store. Oats
Market easier; No white 25'.a2ec; No white 2t ,c
No , mixed 22s.G23c on track; No white IN store
o5Ld25s.c. Barley active, but not quotaoly higher no.
/ Ca,->>a 67dG9c; No Canada, 64G65ci No . extra,
0Od6lc; No 3 Canada 57d59c No. western, &c Kys
nominal. Flour ct and weak Mil feed dull and wea.
Winter BRAN sl1 % per ton Canal freighs hrm wnea'
and dax.seed sc and rye, 4c 20 NewYork; lumber.
10 Albany 80; 70 NewYork - so per 1000. Receipts
Flour 81 900 bbls; wheat $4,000 bush corn, l44'OO0
bush barley 81, 600 bush
Chicago Oct 23-The leading futures ranged as follows,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-24
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.
NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANCE OF PR

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRIcEsL
Speculation In crude oil showed unusual activity
and frmness yesterday both Stock and Consolidated
Exchanges. At the latter prices advanced steadily
from the opening figures, suffered reaction during
the last hour, and closed strong, points up The
total sales aggregated handsome figure, some good
sized lots changing hands, and altogether the day
was lively one. People who ought TO know about
oil and considered 20 be insiders, were reported
as buying freely al OIL City, and that had bulliSh
effect here The from the field wa, uEimportint.
The range Of prices and total dealings were az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-24
COURT OF APPEALS.

In the Court Of Appeals to-day the following cases were
argued:
,na axe Shcr, and Michigan southern Railroad Company
snnaIant: Leland Fairbanks, r appellant Winthrop
sergent. executor, etc, respondent.
Cases argued In Second DIVISION Cornehus lNoy' ~
snondent art town OF Deer Park, appellant Ella NJ
nhroec resnondent agt Travellers Insurance Company
snneIlsntf Fiis r. Williams respondent agt. Delaware
Iarkawanna and Western Railroad Company, appellant
The following the day calendar for Tomorrow NOS
zsisndSi for Second Division Nos 554 552, $780, $780,
Ell 254 $50, SOL.