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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-11
GRAIN ND PEODCCE MARKETS.
FEATURES or NEW Y,

FEATURES or NEW YORK DEALINGS.
Trading at the Produce Exchange was Ic''rh''I vs.
tciday by general disposition Ia await u" Govern
nlcnt report The tendency Of price was ni"a'
however, and it may be considered doubtful II t"'
changes in the condition sufficient {" ovrr"h" ti'
advance that established. The movement wa,
started hI ruinuI> thai ll1OOO bushels 81 wheat ha
been taken for export {" L>ln. aud Will th"N were
not confirmed. puC"S yielded nothing. me 'hu'1r
seemed be- littr for sale Will privat cables ="
ported a better demand abroad. strength Wa cH'h'r'o
also from light Interior n"v""rilt ana ia!E'i
clcir;ncr> Dispatches from Minneapolis >tith ihi'
sold Immediately arrival. The ci"-i"G pi4rr'
were generally the best for tn" dai. 'd~h Wheat al
,amc'I to | = cents and Wae strong E"H'I"
mcnt~ for export anIount"d to I-.Oto hii~h'r.
Corn rather quiet. hut followed wheat AT Il
distance The advinc" which ranged from ! 70 ! !
cent helped hv light receipts tt|h corn adv'Ir''l
To cent and $1,000 bushels were fah"n Tor snip
ment.
the spot ADV amcc ouIy trih". whilc "rii"il> were
from 1 To- 3 cent l"'t,r
Lard Wa stronger aud options rcan"d a part Of
THURSDAY de, line
rh. nnal qriotafions were rs follnye
Wheat October. 4 on :: November, 81 o. Is
December. II Us /: January. - 80 = May
~ II =.
oats Uctolcr. ~ 81 November. - =; December
- ( May. - /. cont.
Llrd- u'"lcr -; Al. November. 30 80: be'"nl'"".
-, 80: January. 81 -
Gclpha. al'm"y and E"-ton w". a. follows: Wheat.
2ll'~ bushels. corn. zoo bushels. 'af~. Ill
bushels: total Grain. .3..-io hu>t"l>: nom. ;!'
parkacc> NJ CHICAGO. Milwaukee, ana - Louis ne
bushels. ,tt> "lo-G2 hu>."> total gram. d'i. -
bushels; flour, $500. bIr,l-
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THE UITHDE.i or BONDFD GOODS.
WHAT SOLICITOR HEPBURN HOLDS IN MS
OPINION OTHER PEOBLEMS

Washington. oct. 1O.-In his opinion rendered Yes
..,. e., SANITARY ~ tho rr,uslry corcrui,,r
''"'' ~ '"'
IN" withdrtWii FROM U""u l'' "i unN ' S'"'iN VIII"
luiI~ Law and made, free
'''"N" "'" -
la" S"' Il"' ~ i"'' ''
In the l"toy "i Assistant secretary Spanning o.!
ih nh INST T. tl' following question WHEN i >lh
ni,,,,I T., ne. for answer:
can urr, lnGi>" dGtahlc under the tariff act in
trc, nri,, T., ihc 9th ms. winch had l,-. entered
for w:irLol>. without payment If duty prior 20 Tn"
9Th inst, the dat" wien -i.d Art Of bCt0le: took
c;,rrt lur tl MITCH NO permit of delivery issued
tu III, importer his a.cnl. and which j. specified
I'm I'm, fire.. III ut the lit.iIn"d act. lm M" with
drawn for consumption witlinu, p,vfu"! nf dutv "
The answer t. thi~ pu"rN l. f"iud III SO
tio, 80 II the ar' approved october l. lao
T., :, j. ,c ti. inrr,. arr. nc "f m"r'lIrdI-'
,r,v,,rI for. First mcr, hardl>, imported pirViUl,
r. a. ,,,.r q f,r which mo- cutr, ha> hcrn made.
entered uiryu.i> to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-11
2:31 (LA>~-I 'II;>L. 500.
GEORGE WALHAlM'> HORSES SOLD.
xENwOD Tl:rCHrs - 100 AND BILE ROCK


xENwCOD Fl:TCHr.s - 100 AND Blue ROCK
80 OjO
All the horses iit;cprgc Walbau'S Stable were sold
~ auction at Morris Park yesterday aud some aston
shinc prices realized. The Dwycrs were among
me tur!rncn vhO attended the sac and for the first
une IN their lives they bid AGAINST each other They
bought nothing however, The prices were lifted
hsier than they cared 10 90. KcnwDcd. at II. 800
vas regarded dear pur' ls>c. aud 90 1850 for Buc
1o'k "as looked on a. All extravaganza The largest
parht,er was j. T.. Madden the trotting horse man
A0c was reported after t" ale that was a,ins a.
"soa1n'> agent Follow ng . summary o. Tn" sale :
wneh~TH b. e.. .. by ll~cttO-katic Crccl. bv King
"uWsO j. r. Madden. AZ 100
1me Rock b. g.. 4. by Iia-Calo,nel bv C,,wcIl ..
"inlam Barry. $3.50
L. Srsoiod, b. h.. d. bi Glengury or acknowledgements
Lexington, ". Il. Jcnuins, $:;,O2j
Ar.rS sS.hhCnt, D. r.. .. 10y LCHgclIOw MAY Day, bv
susAdeh Mr.. Elliott. SJ1I. '
sosle W., CHI T.. =, by strstfDisi- BY and Bye by
~'n n scotland; Sam Bryant. 200.
HeHiirassss b. c., 4: iv Billet Emily Fuller, by
~p.e William A. Dclnoy. $40.
aonnyfSn tr. T.. =. by Iroquos-B Blue Gown bv
S1Mt scotiand y. smith. :.}U.
OesS.eSasane, b. C.. l. by rrlemachusLoncly. by Van
nm colt by Tymnt- Marlgold. by Luke Black
IA. Madden. $i2j
n inI.e collins. b. e., ]. by Kyrlc Dalv-Shcna Van
hs .ae Blaf kbnrn. J. r. Madden. $751;.
a. CScue," by Tyran'-springlike. by sprngtok
T. II colt: l. BY Kyrle Daly-veracity. by wandercr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-11

McKcevcr. b. c.. l. by lroquois-on'arlo' by BOhh'e
scotland J. F.. Madden. 1900. ~.
Ciaidine br. f. > by Iroquois-Boulotte by K'nS
Ernc>; J. f. Madden II 800. :, , ,,..
gray Rock. g. e.. :. 10y Bla7es-Emma H., by Wat
son w. Iiar:ick. ~ $50. , -, ,,.
Little Fred. u. >. by Tynipanccs-'rcua' Nv ia'r!
asset !. r.. Madden II coo. -. ,.,.
Wi,rnv. ch. e.. ,. by Wilul-Eclptio. BY Eclipse
e.. r.. smith. ~ 3D.. ,..
Irene. en- m. a. by Long Tme-Beulah by Rapture
G.. Fn:hcs. $500. . -, y.
objection. ch. g.. :. hy NasK-CmucF'ia' !" Wv"
lock: j. f.. Madden. s.. 100. ,,;.
lima H.. h. Ill., /. by John lIarpcr-Li'tlc Cri'. hy
Revolver. j. shields. ~ TOO. ,. :,
Folsom L. - ! Ly Ial>ctto- Sempcr NiNo. hh
oregon. ,h e. 4. hv Onondaca- SVylight by Jack
Malone: J. r.. Madden. 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-11
GYMKIIANA RACES At CEDARlltRST TODAY

TIN Hncr,v.,y Hunting Cluh'| second cymkhana
races will he run 70 day the polo field at Cedar
hurst l.. l. Those given on July were 10 >n''c>Nfni
aud we'll attended that the club foind II necessary
to haze another dav of IN" same sort OF sport. IN
nlahi,, M the programme for 10 day the cNcrutiN"
committee consisting Of r.. {. La N"ntagnc. Leonard
Jacob jr ard j. -. Ch""Vcr, la- had the benefit "f
The cxmr c,ro rinri at In" simmer meeting. TIE
conditions, of the races ar,' unique and If laughter pro
ducr, fat there will probably be a decidedly por'ly
a>,c.licr about the pol" field after IN" li>' race.
Lucuc,ui will c served Al the club h"u-" for mem
hcr, and their c1i>> Upon the arrival of The II a. III.
train from Long Island City ana IN" first race VIII
IL, >tari.,! al =. p. The officers for the day are
l. 4 Ear.Iur Jenkins Van >'la'ch aud T.. &.
Ia Mon,a.nc jrdcc~, aud captain H. IL. j. Blake.
clerk of the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-11
VIOLATING THE COPYRIGHT LAW

Washington. oct. The Treasury Department is
receipt Of u letter from gentleman In Fran
csco CAL, requesting permission 10 RENAL 10 Italy
several copies OF the Italian version Of Stancys Ia
Darkest Africa" detained in the Custom, bureau Of
the New York Postoicc for violation II the Copyright
law. The Department has informed him that the
importation Of the books IN violation Of the Copyright
Law renders them liable 10 forfeiture to the owners
the United States copyright, or TO the United states.
and therefore dcnic, the request. The tact that the
books arr IN Italian the Department hold. doc, not
ahc't the rieltN OF the "~nern OF the copyright.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-11

% & TO 4T4 ,n ns aaS o;, s s5"s : are
;".ria l, ga, a.ss Ic, %,si scala bu, ;nousn
, I'D '" ':s .s af ! til s ap
s,Y "," We an" 70 pr Ho f T'4 foundry dry
i!,r ~ 3cG+is VAN: No. quotes! q 4lo iGa:l
i Had at ,y1 : 90 90" 'G5i f Ais 81
s are "cu s at r .s% q .' "a q" 1 r
Tho ia, been snail amount Of Ines at about former
,lr 81 'oa;; l"r pam.,l'ns'or. ard 900 5od42l Tor
Lrlin"t"n. tnrrEEA LIN. "a,rr with ,nI', q LAX,
@ %"'i na : at III AflS' f6' So" a" nd 10 sa ant at
At @i "a" fr % a" rc,o i" sc "%Sa
"TIA,,32II. Srl,rt> SrIEITS TrErrNTINE. Quiet
It 3D. a., ''' " ii":@>iS~nla = sS% i@""f ,
I.:T: .$S iI"' s. L E k'',:si 81
old r'ic 2ir aud POO nh- new do ?r; Of oli,r ,a-
nrr y.ilow. 81" Sc 'sscan.t Icyiee. ,Cochi9.
% r. E W",'"rn .t G% 3 o .ar S nr ". 81. ga
:'ahd vIrirr. .tlns.c bIcarh"d ,priny zoe .Atr,
vlntr ia ma ";' prnr Gs; LieaShd wiur 50
%s m,ahd 'rn: '| h;,,. w"'l :ta Lar i,t
III @ co i i II,n ' ss Sra sa@nii hi
49, "r y oIi,r. Italian. 7oa72r. Palm, choice Lagos
">N " fti; ii 1TE Ss. penetrated every d~nr,.
today AL nofhne int ,sn.pir'i. Train
i , .r IN I'd ""1 f% r'"SG Te ioiH @
tx Il ii H rIt< d,%; ii2% obi rra" la
cn,"4ip ss%yf;i rass; ni'c ;5o %,.S
A" WINE Xxx :$ II. S:%sai IL, prices
SrIv.,: fcq::, xxi q" CT at ;oat!:s SY RI
9a ~ II t'"l' M' d .h %"'' az TO- >'f.
'" N1 3 RI i F F. Ma 3asi !" l' r 20 is
a, r Il. % s, NG WI, :i.@ III p: ac ""i'f
NJ VT OF w".'rrn n~a'- -ao- 80 Z, Picked IIsnc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-11

include 5000 ualr- AnrrrGi. lutTi"- ".'-'d ,qutr.
Am, m!dng middl!n" "lt-' D't'rr G"uNrf!.
i5.i,a i,il Dc. lr an Nul'ubr delivery. ~ VI %
i36ii. mb.i and D.rl.rf 1'liN' ~, Il''G nnf'
l''ld VAIN;
nary aud February d"iN'r' > Lid DINris r"na.
and March delivery, pihJ ,.'iu: Nir'h 'NI Nprii
delivery b-jtd buyers: Aur!l and NAY delivery.
a60id buyers Man ind Jun" d"liI'r' $500 bnY,!,.
savannah. oct IL. V'"u Qul'f iid hfii'
9l,r; loss nidGimg. ?i,r: rood "rf"'rY -, n, 'ia
receipts J:i-S bil'> i''r'> -t">' '' 't'
sir- go bal', -t"cA loi OH hii"- N"""A Ny "laa
Iccril ~ iot bIl: "Nl"ri, 10 t oht h"t i'"'o
bales wise. IS -l hal'- -a' II % h''-.
N"w.Orl.an>. o''. Ia. '"t,n ,'sv: mi"iin2 zoe mw
uiGdling n'di.ait pig. NJ r" pc. ~ -
ha!; rro.-. I3". bai" '\rori- =" ''r',' Tii 3D. -
To France bi'": tli" tfff,'hf IN. ,'i@''
wls. ;Oi b.> go ial.- .ort, - 3.i f,"-.
W.rhIy Net r,ariI- - bii",. r:'-' be-,
c\tsort, Refrain. - 80 hli"~: {" I'an'. -
bale 70 IA Continent G."3i Lt."-; c"a-tNI'', O'o
bales; sales 80 600 bel -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-11
A NEW SOCIETY," WITH A BIG MISSION.

Among the newest Of the rev N0cl"ucS re''h'N
formed is one for The purIicaon OF Italian quarters
in New York. This society. Of which MARCEL" H.
l!aralc is secretary. and which has liz headquarters
AZ No. -, Mulberry St. exists Tor IN" lh'P"N" 81
removing the sthi" beer dives h"ll~S "i ia i''"''
Hail. aud II l. also intended g. assist hI' ,''i"''
the authOiiii,", who r-poi-I!" for t' ai ,"ii
dtion Of several OF II" principal fhnr"nch WI
metropolis" y meeting Of the >t"'iN I" ~" "'''
~ . L. N. on WNlmc..lN AZ NJ. Is f,-t ~ aN,N.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-11
PRINCETON SOPHOMORE fTIHHITTEE CHOSEN

Princeton. y. j.. oct. 10 (>pccIalJ. At Il meeting 81
H." sophomore class 4" dav a dance committee va
elected To- IA: III" annual sophomore reception
for the senior class TUESDAY night 81 commencement
week. The following are the members OF the commit
tee: Richard V. buckley. Of IcnnSy Rana !. Irving
Iiokaw. New York: Edward 7. Thorpe Now Jersey :;
Icnj aimIn Il. McAIpn. j. r. McAlpin. New DIRK Her
bert NJ Rogers, Nebraska. Henry Young IT,, New jcr
,.y George, White. Princeton John {. GREENE, TrriI-
ton, ~ j.. GEORGE e.. Frazer. Washington Ralph II.
Warren. New York: William L. Hayden ONO. and
James II. Britton, 1cnn">>cc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-11
CHATNCEY n. DErEW YOR SENATOR.

From The Syracuse Journal
While certain very uncomfortable. new ,uaImis are
printing stories that senator li>cOck, Mr.. Plat aud
some others are latching scheme To make Secretary
mcnt by ' The Journal that Chaunccv VI. D.pcw
would probably be Mr.. Evarts's successor APPEARS &,
disturb those papers. They are welcome To- til.
assurance that the gentlemen referred a, being
engaged at this earl, date In shaping the choice
Of a Senator 10 lie made next January are not In
that business: and alsO 10 q retcratiOn Of the pre-
dicton that II tho Republicans have the control Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-11


Banror Oct. 1O.-Barnies "Oi;o.'s" defeated Eoch"S
Per TO- DIV in Nnelv Contested gam" Roth pitchers ""i'
On their !nei:l" and hts W'r- s'ai.c. Thr sc"N':
1,a,t.r o., ............. q q ~ y.
Tohest,r ............ y ~ o
BIseh:ts-Baltilnose , Rochester g. Error la timor'
81. Roch,>,Hr !. Ptch":,-NcNthoI and NH.-r IN
tpire-Crrrv. .
Louisville oct. IO-Tha Louisville champions aide
hnoher victory N by defeating tho Toledo tam
hn,r a we'll PLAYED game. The
Ts;n,a. S -.-.- -. : y;
( Baseh,ts-Tol,do o Lou!-yt." 10; Errors-Tol"do l.
koui,vis 5. Ptch"r>->praGue and Ehrct. Iml!r'
iOoes her. .,.
81 Louis Oct 1o-To-day gam" looked Tx" victory
MIR the s.: Louis up 20 IN" eighth in1in: "m''
Eoumpus bat.ed In four ami wen The game. In
ecor" was: .
s e. Louis. -'....-........SS 4" . ! -
Bss.hits-St Louis o. Columbus 10 Trro'>-Nt. Lo'.-
e. Columbus l. lIt'h"i--liIrt aud Chamberlain ~
p!rc-FH4sle.
Cincinnati Oct 10Th" Cincinnati, team ortr!av"d r''
Burao Players at every point todaT. and won the
sa,est 81 Victories The
S SSsso IT, '-.'. . o . 0 o . . ! .
Basehits-, in rinnat H. BuTa,o IL E'r"r-- Cncnna'
j. Bq.aio :. III I;nin", Id TwIt h"l. inpr"
.hNenal.
Ph.adsiphia oct 10 I'll" gam" scheduled for TO-DAY
between IT, A;L,.t. and Sy:a-'- clubs Mas postponed
,equ.s Of III" ath'. r,uac'i'rt Until tomorrow,
Wien two games vii y played
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-11
AT THE PIMLICO TRACK.
toHN W: A local TEOTTIE, rrENIsHES SUE
PRI>E-OTHI.H RACES

Baltnore. oct !" '~p"cia! ~ the Piuco trottins
tbs afternoon Harrison mad" short work 81 u" = -
class left from yesterday. ~ beating ~pndln.
The six i: The % 'a>> were not fist. but - we'll
matched That Il required seven E"t- 10 end the con
te.t. Thrr' c:>c~ lowered their i''cor!> IA t~ ra'.
N"IriS y. -''t.f- iE-' Inside ~" = 80 notch WIN
Q 30 Ii Calhoun should have won earlier, bat for
bra' ard he finally "lt!l~'"d ia" two survivors ia Tic
deciding milo. The = - cl>~ surprise. t,r"'
Eastern ~" f,v"r'e. captured ~, at with ltu.
trouble arl >.clc1 a winner Then John W, =
local tr0ticr. three h'It> in succession, lowering
his record "A tiih". Ia III" = 70 Verona got III"
first and tir! heat, and Iclan the s"rDid, and III"
race then pu.' p.Ii'd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-11

cReceipt. II 600 head shipments 900 head market
trady Steers 81 .5a 30 cow. bulls and miNSd saS
20 O Texan secr 3Oa 20 So rang" Steers $50 3 %.
iior,-Kccripts 1900 head: shipments 5000 head;
market weak and lower prm" heavy ana hutI Shnn
-l.e'ripts 900 head market firm and hiymr Wesefn>'
SO 10d II As natives, Sfa: -; lambs, 81 3oa % 3D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-11

| the neat legislature, Mr. Dcpcw is more likely
| than any other man to be chosen senator. 10y US
whisper ms mint further that mr.. I,pc" VIII pc
LCgisHtnr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-11
IIrI STOCK MARKET.

~.- . go ~'' 90 ,'';:i, =, "gt3,' -: 1t,
-. H. " T.. ' a. q ' % = '.' .s. ID g:
,a. T.',>..y 60. Ut, !"4.,'. tn'7. %rse 80
r"''. p. o. -.!. e." ,"'i;+ ""r; N .ic. ,aIp'y
' 49, j. ..n M. %. T.; pcr i, '''' '''
>t'. - ""i- - =. .'''''.; |. prime Na'i'' >'~r:
:. - '''' - 49, 40 '"'"' o"' d '' N'"' ind
''.' 'N. ii'f l'.'G,h Iid I'N"f.'"i maggie
ir", H'. 80 H"'-.''',>! IT,: - .'.."- At - "'
.',.''.o "a ..,"'
70 , ,,at, III l' ~ :, 49,, i ~ ! .'i" t .'
'i.t..r - i''n' \,'>. Z.
~ q" N"" " .'"." - ''.' T. J.. 81 J.
.tr--, ~. >'r'o:'' "i.D 81" r''..-- ."-
''i''a at Er."n g.. b.: r''' - .'' n.'. n.N w.,
Co. 49," >'."' tIn ~, e.. i' - b.. -.
''' .
'"' ~ 90 ~ l,.i,' \ rA'nt' ,i'p"',' -
...-. g. r.,,.,..,.,... 49,,
80 ,mr . H. NN,"'', ~, r'' ~
20 49,. ' - =" %" H. iIn ...
-, q - 3" ~ d." ~ ~: at - - l. ""i. ,..
.n.... ~ - > d" -" a. = :. ....
> 1t = e, -" - ~ ~. " 1850. $50 g." r.
'" ,.. . IT," '.' l,.i a. = H. o.. -,
- T. de- - .: a, 80 ''' To- d, .,a "a a, -
II ", \'-''' d. - y. '' - -. '''t. i-'' ''
~,uti. 50 r,>m. los. :, -, e5"i: 3, 3d..
ri, - -, .. DO "'N -. 81 - - 3 ,'.,, T.,
,'.,.. l".' =, = T. do. / 10 . Al - - :
~,,n'e.- II %. 80" ,t.sr>. i."ii .. at =tlt..
=" ~" =. o. - T. d. 10 -. A. - % " pol.
~ g. - 49,
to i!.i nt 80,
Nri..! ,'N- 10 n'-h 'f..'Ai~ t"das M,r.,,
me. ,. ! 20 '> It II" ,.'t Tor Ia. SO, ihr-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-11
THE PETPOLECM MARKET

NEWS from THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PitioEa
The trading in crude oil certificates was hSNt ana
suincw hat irregular ytttHav At the stock EAcha"so
National Transit crr' atc- closed D. higher, anu
lucncyc oil lose from 20 u II cents. While BON cosco
at tncir hich,.t figures. Vt the Consolidated 1,oaiu
National Transit OIL November delivery dcciiicu
steadily, while for cash il WAS rlni and shade above
stock Exchange figures. Iurh"tc 'l't,at"s wcio
EXTREMELY DALI and although they orciIc" I%lcr, lost
the greater part of the improvement. -
The rtngc oil prices and the total dcauhs> "crc -
st,u, Exchange Consolidated.
Maj Ir I,lr L.lc. Nat. Ir. buckeye.
opening 80 - 20 II - =
Highest - Is II - l J. a
r,n,, ''''''' -oas u sol! col
81. ,.,r,,,i -, nnu 10 ono ur.OO, 5000
Refined prtrr"iin higher: Barrels. I'D casts.
go. CRUDE and napi tia IN barrels were hhch'h2co
at % and 80 - pee lively.
FOREIGN quotations Antwerp III =" ~ - iidtcss
Bremen, Il. 10 marh,. LOudUn, - :" - J = pence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-11
EOpOSAL> FOR SINGH. Io-INCH AND

L Il Sll IL. TT ". ''!tltit ON '' Nir llo.
iartumut Washington. O,tohr :. ls:o / hG'r the bro
\i,l,u- Of th" roN't NuEu>t II. $50.
Al uuIii' Viii ln uliC5
from ciflI,n Vi nita stats untiI 3 o'w y.
~, rIIIIlSDAY. DIi INlItR l.. lND at which time
they will publicly Opened Tor lrIhi-hin. h' ordnance
T. y. huui. with tw'nti iiN' -, tIu'!i
az .;oD 10 inch and ewrnt,.,' 20 Finch - 81 guns.
md ammunition tor tlllr tt proof a.. 10 H.
fourth ~ III ti--r he
ou s,rurt,d on the iacihc ,osst Blank forms wh"h
,,vn,n.,. mus h." mad and all Information rHuird nv
hiItr~ can b. hri anon Al iiieatI"'I =. V. BlN1.r
Ir., Cen chief uf ordnance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-11
LIVE STOCK MARKETS ny TELEGRAPH

Uurllo Ut 10. Nur K'|ript, a-t "a hour.. o.tiC
,,,d it'll for far, o. $50 head FOR -lnr
w., NIX ~ i"O head consigned thi"ngh. = $40 head
400 head Of whrh Sew York 10 Ai Tor sale; MARKET
49,, .i,,.u and lambs Receipts lat - hours q. SOO
i,d total Tor thus far. 30 400 head FOR
W., ,..h ~ 900 head consigned through 900 head
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make, dull and shp choc" t. extra, ~ 15os5
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Tor ,,l market fairly active and shade higher heavy
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HUMOROUS.
country.

MERCY, Sidney! what makes you look
so serious? Pm writing some verses
on spring." BLANK verse. or rhvn,s2'=
BLANK, so far. I've only got one line. I"
-Harpers Bazaar.
Well ratei-Father-"Clara, I think
the Count will propose tonight" Clara
(excited)-"What makes you think so,
papa?" Father-"I discovered him in
the hotel to-day looking me up in Brad
streets. ."-Kearney Enterprise.
Young ladies-would you guess iti-are like
arrows, don't you know
Ihey can not pierce . single heart until thew
get beau;
And like the arrows which without bow can
nothing do,
Young ladies. till they get . beau, are in q
Oakland (Cal.) Echoes.
-Mother-''Willie, where are the
dried pears that were in the pantry?"
Willie-'All gone, mamma" Mother
y know that, you naughty child. Did
you eat them?" Willie (boldly)-"How
could / when it says on the box 'Evap-
grated Fruit Guess they just 'vap-
grated fore could get 'em. Pitts
burgh Dispatch.
-"How did you succeed in farming,
PlowdeepeP Make a fortune?" "NaWi
Lost two thousand the hrst year, and
then abandoned the business and 10.
turned to the city" What are you do
ing now?" Editing an agricultural
journal which has for It's motto: How
to make money on the farm .'"-Demo-
rest
Have you seen NJ. Millack's famous
painting, The Angleworms,' now on
exhibition" said the boy to the nsh.
Come ashore and we'll have a look at
it. Nav" said the fish, ."and 1 think
1t has been over-rated. You mistake nv
identity, I'm not a sucker. The fltful,
fretful simmer on the waters surface
probably distorts your view of me. Cali
again in June" ''Pll drop you a Ene,n
said the boy.-Merchant Traveller.