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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-28

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a' E IL s. E e s:s ~ 81
g! S;;';;';'i 4 $':' 4 II
I'll Es:sSs {: =; s
T.: s'''s' ;' &c; &c
s: Z: . :'ss
10! $751; 4 ss'' and Dressed Lambs
in ssIsssd sfas' aSeSnsSs Sat. Lamb: :yss
= z iss e. g g. z y Is ); Is g g sss s.
e 3 81 S:,s!ls A. IS, s;
iss :. q s 1ss Bel x L q "a l?s,.:
a. sS Co. e Z s g 49, s.
STATE d::. ri IL - ss ss shssD b. g.
IS ks:s Lambs ss H. 49, 10
n'i "a nc: = 81 g;
a.
tx + !. a: 60 q c.a.as as SOL b.
g s. sss' g. 80
.ss; Is o. j. a. o. sss = 49, ssss
State LAMBS oSa W. do, 72s n ~ % o.
d0 H 20 Hollis: 100 Northern Canada LAmo' tn
4 % c.o:a q 10 sh sssai M.fs ss
loads Jersey Ciy and d 20 for State Hogs ana West
dull At - 250e4 % Per ivy !" Iva
en Pigs ,ola 81 g SoSS1 .S H. Is State HOES 2os
sses-Jua 90 * rsr loo n DO 222 n N 90,
81 Love & Co. 1852 Western Ps'' i"i ~' ~ '' -'
R 81 sss - g. State Hogs. si1 n " 7' d. $50
N At Is,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-28
GRAIN IND PRoDUCE MARKETS.

FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.
The visible supply statement OF the Produce Ex-
change showed 18,715,O25 bushels. increase OF
11O7 ITO bushels compared with the previous week.
The visible supply Of was 1906 43 bushels,
decrease Of 1858. 0e6 bushels The visible supply Of
oats %1e3, 2s9 bushels, loss Of 100 724 bushels
The cereal markets lower yesterday In response
to the natural tendency Of values Temporary con-
dtiODs influence only the ephemeral ideas OF specI
lators the controlling influence Of dealers Is the we'll
founded fear that speculative American holders must at
time yield TO the pressure OF foreign sales tat
sceptical Of the power OF the home manipulation;
The transactions tn wheat amounted to about
ended 5-sd1 cent below Saturdays closing. Caeh
wheat was 34 cent lower and dull with 1000 bnsnes
bought by receivers. 1t was said that like amount
was shipped to Europe on account OF owners. "a
There were stronger cable advlocs for corn and the
visible supply statement was bullish. weakness con
frolled the markets. however. the options falling Id
cent under speculative selling at the west Cash corn
was cent lower and only $4,000 bushels were taken
oats moved in sympathy with the general markets
and the options ended of IA cent The spot market
There was no export business in lard and the options
were few points hover In sympathy with the decline
A The final quotations were as follows:
Wheat,-October, 81 O6 "a November, 81 OF Do
cember, 81 OF ga January, al OS 3S; May III 10 3-S
Corn-October. 58 8: November, SO L. Decem-
O''d ats-october, a.; November. IA; December,
40 IA: May, 81 IA cents.
Lard-November. S. So; December, s6 &c; January
SO 81: May 20 "a. .,, and aorr q, New.york phra.
depha Baltimore and Boston reported yesterday were
as follows Wheat, 1910 bushels; corn, 26S223
bushels: oats 214130 bushels: total grain. 62l 461
bushels -four, 675o7 packages AT chicago oo Mo 81
bushels; corn. 37ss63 oats, 25o,2sS; total grain,
| go, 2G5 -four, 20, 7O1 barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-28
TEE STATE OF TRADE

Baltimore 21cSsSSS 0sss. %ia Sues iSl:s
s4sssl : sS,s, 81 20 white: I'd SPOT
81 S asi o. corn-SO1thern iairy scrys a aoasy
mixed spot and October SIC year. eo unaraded South
SIS 81 My sSs sss d sa 90
sG.aea 10 s .asSoa fs 70 ar e
Hsy rm choice timothy eli sOas2 goV Arm 70 arrS
sI6dsI0 So Provisions aeti ys: ou,t Sugar STEADY
sssss rs ssSs 81 sSs
E1nnr 10 40 bbIs; wheat 900 bush corn S y,
,ye coo bush Shipments-F1our 5Z10 % Ssj
5000 bush; corn, 1000 BUSH oaie'
bush corn 5000 bush. .., ar, with No
Buffalo 2spns wheat N Gnsnsa n .aa At ;H a.
mad 5000 bush DO q, 81 closing dull ana "a or
Winter Wheat dull, closing lac lower No hs a OF
No extra red V9c No red 300 No h't Sr.van
no extra white 9Sc track 10 cars no coo Sush No
sold At 97a9sc In store. Corn eeslef onw A. SSl,c
and 80 s sss' SS - 500 80
mixed 4Tiaaisc on track No whiss o, Nc 0 cSsdH
Harley arm: good inquiry; offerings light No wa-n
2spIsc No extra 72d7ie oSg50c choice y. nomI
sasoc good 70 choice S state s and
ss%i f a oats Corn E 90 SO' ~
cepts-FIour 81 900 bbl. wheat ssy as 600 bush
ss GTDe ouis bush corn I2sSGo
bush $500 bush barley ~ Sn. So'H corn go
bush.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH

Buffalo, Oct. 27Cattle- last "a hours. 6eoo
head total for week thus far 9e9O for same time est
week, 0540; consigned through 100 head 2340 head
TO New:York; 5 500 head on sale Market opened dull
hCavy. Export Steers, good TO extra. - 15ati 90;
choice heavy butchers - 15dS4 40; mediums s3 Goa
- Is light handy sS 25Ss3 60 common mixed butchers
80 16Gs2 So Michigan stockers; heavy 81 06ds3 10;
do yearngs 81 75d&2 Is do feeders 81 05as3 SO stock
bulls 81 1882 Co. 1at &C. g. s2as2 CO. export DO g. 1s
extra, s2as3 s5 ieh cows, common to extra, s206
ceip last "a hours e600 head total For week THUS far
for same time last week 200 CONSIGNED through
$500 head, 800 head 70 New.York; $4,000 head on
ShICp-tholce extra, s5d&5 rs good choice 81 rs
4s4 90; common to fair s4a$4 20. Lambs-Choice to
extra $Oas8 % good to choice 60 75a$5 9j common TO
fair sSdS5 10 Hogs-Receipts last "a hours, 30 $50
head total for week thus IA, 81 $40 for same time lat
head to q 600 head on sale; orened dull and
81 i5 mediums and mixed ~ S0dS4 45 common 70 good
Workers s3 90d@4 is; pigs s3ds3 CO. roughs s3ds3 40
CHICAGO Oct. 27.-''The Evening Journal reports
ooS .I bead SUR .s.J 90 Ina:
Steers Ste e. sass; rangers 50 25dsS s. Hces-Re
s ssaS Rough and Common 7odss eo good nxed
s4ds4 rs prime heavy and butte hers' weight - l53
Market . ~ sS; lambs, 81 s6Gs5 IS
St. Louis Oct. 27.-CattleReceipts. 1900 head ship
A. 1oaeS fair to good eS soas4 40 sockers and f,d
ers 80 I0as3; Texans and Indians " Sod$S 20 Hogs
head mike. ssC s.as s1 q
head shipments 200. Market steady. Good TO choice
oideb
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-28

sales-sherman & Culver: IA Kentues{ Steers 1867
70 ao ii.l H. a. - IS ID DO. 1904 ~ at 81 30 10 DO
TO- l. - tSs 3 .'s ,.s Ssss !
= ;ss Z so a. 2s g. G Ss p Ee dos
40 q. 10 II Kentucky DO 1915 n, Of - 81 10 do 1928
~ az ~ 30; 05 Chcao do State fed) 1885 u, at ~ iO
do 1890 N, at 81. Cow, 800 NJ at 90 Oxen. 1879
m at ~. =, al, Ga. ,.o. - =. a..
90 do 1858 N. at ~ So II do 1900 n at - so y DO
1SoS n at - 40 10 Indiana do. 1918 n " ~ 10 DO;
1905 p. ?. sss II Dc. ll7s m at g gS; 2s West o
DO. i2Os N. p. 81 Do: 1900 N. g ss 60 .. "a. 90
do 20 yirss;s Dc 20 i as AZ a s. rs
y" SSauberg: 10 Kentucky Steers, 1857 \, ~ % so;
N Do 1923 NJ 81 30; 90 Chicago do Il3s ~ at 50 80
is Chicago oxen. 1921 n, At 81 05; 10 Western Cows
P,ant Bros Bulls. 1856 N, at 90 do, 1850 n. st
MICH CowS-Receipts none. Feeling steady. and
mammal alotstions are s2oasi5 per head. ,,,
CALVES-Recepts at all New:York markcts, 1891 head
vesis were nc lower, selling ct 6adIac per NJ Westerns
decned 10 iac with sales ct 2bt3c. and az least
500 and sras'er ruled about steady at % 1'as 3d.
pr si:s-Hume Mullen q .srusscr.. 232 ~ average
q. oLc PR n Fed Calves, lie y, at 81 Veals, 100 n
asc DO $50 n at &c ~ do 134 m. At TIC 81 do. 1s1
NJ Al TIC, less 80; . DO 1a6 n, at 75c.
e7i b. u do. AS n & SIC; ID b. zee b. Il SIC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-28
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Oct ~ (SpecaD.-The news in wheat during
the day. and 1t important was decidedly tullish
but Hutchinson and Of the other big traders wero
large Sellers and speculation too small for all their
offerings To be taken and prices were maintained Tho
result that In spite Of the news prices declined over
cent October opened at 81 OF r. sold between III Oh
and e. and closed ct eli 00A. December opened at
81 o3 sold between 81 03a and 81 Olaa. and closed at
j Sas and So;sd s. oa HYshin:Sa was s,,a also "a
Cudahy ty Of the prominent traders There
being practically outside buying seaapess although
offerings Corn considering gil the a y, AZ sS
opened ct 64ia and closed ut a. The outside news was
Ii no way important. The movement was fair In the
there considerable selling apparently for s. Louis
Hutchinson prominent In oats as he was In wheat
and corn December started at 1872 cents touched 49,
and closed at AN May opened at 4Sa4 cents sold be-
tween and 46is, and closed at 4Oi4 d4G Provis-
ions during the day were decidedly uneventtI II was
remarkable In view OF the duness and the declining
grain markets that product maintained Itself almost with
any decline. Puts December wheat at night were
81 Ol calls 81 o3ip puts May corn. 63a4 cents calls
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COURT oALxNDAns YoR TO-DAY.


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ssss':: "a isis g. 81 sss ssd isss
J:Sisw snd ises-Nss liSs Zee, loA isSs. ,ss! M5s
sis 1SS H. sS l assa 49, l isS Lot
o.!s Ss 49, e. VI. n
Jd e,cs o:sss s ,S s
ssss. 80 SSsS 49, s s asSs 5sst Ssss
s s:9 isso ss sSs1 g. s;s -
ss;s 81 ,;Ss ,; Iii s; ss a'SS $780,
isS isss Sss
ssss::; ' sss II
s:s s:s s:s;'S 800 Co.,:
Es Ss 5sssPh y. 70 Dom S
50" sna ' Esspss Allen
Common reas-Equity Term-sef0rs Pryor 9'-No''
o. Common pie..-rr.i rerm1pnrt 1sBstore 1sly c. J.
e. u.s. a. 49,
4.1ssss:p. sr ;s: s ;,i
City Court-Ttlsl Term-Parts l. III and 1I1-Adourned
'' city court-Trai Term-Part Iv-Bao0 Van wyck, J.
.ss Ssssns
Nos. I to e. Inclusive.
Court :DS e ss
and Assistant District Attorney Dsvte-Nos TO O. an
elusive.
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u>sa~v .... 4eo0,zo2 %,+T.<1o 20<b,209 1,o4I'cso
2. asss y. e. nv 1 ::'; s 'ss
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!ss;ss ''' '''S''' 'A''' '''' 10000 ''' '''
"Ai ncpsTh.r. sae. make: al. ssesaa b.: sAS
esas, ssa.ss. STATE sAsss medium :ss
s I+S' . ss.'s h s Sale u.s.
s sssS .s; s.S is ~ sss5 g.: e 'a isss
NET but as@' 'ge aisoo 6 5spsss..
8 ps lis October SsSsFia
Icy fancy feo ss ssssse ciss Egg
h's sH i;,.af
kSSSsSiss s RACES. S;s q
III; "a g. x: 4 g. 3 z K d. T.: = 81 g.:
i vi yi.EsfSahRrs-Be.a t.eishss were generally
ss but not IL os seys a as
PSI Iii: SEA =: Eyss
tsnss TO st. Louis do Rone $500 bols crude snd r.
us f. ' e.. e. S;sss
ssa1s O.;E !si1 s%.nt re "
,as Bssss: Or
steamer NsshsrhGms S: .s1 e mssa
SS 2, s's% 70 b. cotton ss e
Sssss 4.s ssas sn hssss ., Is
Or % ship AySnia eS csep 10 psm.Ssss
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cs,ss S:: 'sssI' e.:
sisss tisssss
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ssssaEss o. .Ssas e D ss,a 9Ess :s
II; ;sS' 5. ;'s 1. + H.: G.
t ssR j. sos.s sGs'o @
" Mti snRfIsS s ~
lbs esalsd .s sherd'Hs
@ bk AsS HS sss
ssi: and lasD f hesSy 70 f
Option, the s .iss 'hScss
s ss!a & point; e.
y ,ssS q% sSsa SO
:ss !s $50 tees s sssos' sS
Refined OntnGnHs 9~e4 was
AND Nh Rs Of market ruled
ssats sst an pest tubs fancy
choice ado3hc fair e good 6a0c S sH,, sab.
or nails fancy 22d23c choice, l9d2lc gooa n,9 5o
fair Halle State Dairy, nrkns and tn9s Iahcy IN
choice 1sdioc fair, 10ai7c; state a gay western
fn@ey 7a shoce issso GOOD
%stcT % ps1 . asSs iS@7S
10 &. !S?d .SSs 5S iais$
remained quiet while the home trade
demand was air generally steady prices s ea ga
ory full cream September fancy o'4a0.sc 40 me ~
oiac Good 10 prime Sd0isc common 70 a,r ''.Toto
$500 full skins 92s sh stock sasm rSd ARM
but Otherwise the market had quiet look ss
choIes and fancy, 22lao3o; icehouse 10000; imeo-
sUGAR-RAw-Steady but quiet Rumored sales OF
500 tons Centrifugal (Phiadelphia), l5-l0c Tor ny
c.et Fair refining quoted at 7-lOc Csntrnga6 ~
a Cube. Ss Powdered 9eG
"a q 5.isc; on "a" Gas 110c; White Extra C,
I51sc; Extra SC" sac: &C." 5'd6ac: yellow o"9
sTEARINE-Lard in light request; choice. IN &c, sSs
Sas 100 hhds s.10c and 10000 Tor export lS.lec
rHELowFm and in modsSate request Prime Ega , city
and 100 900 h western Acc there. -, u,..
WoOL~Busness the local market has 6een ,, OF nn1
lions indicate essened activity but very hrm market
fbe stocks OF desirable woods small here and boners
do manifest disposition TO part with suppnes tx
ceps at full prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-28

FLOUR AND MEAL-FLouR-City mill extras w Ha,,
ard aA heavy s
.Ss sSSs ssSs g !as
20 81 81 $sS',sS AZ:
5si rs,!s WI ss ,ad Hs s
sssy s sos.s S &C. o:sa sss
9sSs5 a ss, s. ia S Ee Ms.nres
= ssSs?s ;sS y
= 8 Jog : j. Va ff9HyF EfsT n
81 s1f ~ Gss SUP
at sfS II e. H'S ar at
quoted & j 20 %G ssd ;
one s.s2s ass s''
sr az S d sa5,sA aaS R'ss sNs%s
brisk Of g q Ssa saSsns hSH Sdanrs
to u 6s 1916, which there was br,ak to - o.
s sdSS5a It q G Msy SRsRs ~ t
as OF at 81 S a anS had rR s or no %
otsn STEADY a1m and this en
sd tS sscup G Wiz at SSs
selling both hsr and At ws, b., The pt eh who aS
5sp smaller a Gc9 sa n'' ffSsS
longs helped the downward 0ye% nou Gsd' n xhiss
5s bush SPns S and 27 S%sh
Sa6sar a4 reeept S bush clsaranees ao4
wS an and Had s
a:aag gPd after eRRssss '@e
s sals SSv5ssS bush sa
ungradcd winter red az s:i o ,or REQ Gm%
i 49, 49, ''s: oso[sr closing os
90 9as q q q 1 G q" Ms ssns Goa,
do
IN sSHs 6; = 1 s $%S
& ieFFts fss''s 5S!s s a5ss s
Saaess Sns?s ss.S;f f' ss "a
S%ass: in ths si,Ss ,ssSpPy
was Sop5 n ~ HD slow nt than 800
benz R5aF :GiSye
tie bottom On the SPOT there was de-
s9 I'D @ sss'RsS 1ss
nssa Ma auIn
sn 6; snis' Ssa' Ss@
e s closing 90 4 be ss Dc soS Cs
JaRSaIy fGsRs :! is d. % I
sod sSsHS At Decided ~epss
an s; ,s the s;Gsk . in scS and
s Sas n soRRpcs ssS isnorsd Options
the bottom Spot lots o Were ; sS on sSS
% trade rs SSs cssrsnee Sash $500
sg;R LEGO eqss 'g aSs
No. Mixed AL. a4sac in elevator 4s, aaoac delivered
Ss ws ssrsdd S Ss tss d.
5oss. No 0etc,'r closing at asr 90 ,SS1EcInScs
SS,s, s st eo 40 D.ct s do SsTse es."s
3SS !. 20 has, h SS;, 80 s sc
al Fed oScTt1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-28
TOTAL RECEIPTS or PRoDuok.
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS

quiet % Ds.a; f1 No. as On "uos "a
ss . se: 's1ssi' ss' :s'Ss &c.
No l7ho ana 900 e esss sales. SO bds Mocha
sss" ssct POO Sds sssc loo bags says1a
m nS raj active and little irregular At the outset
Ss1S points THIS followed BY fesr 6 Sgyn ! aad
around Gables were weaker and this coupled with
l9ef So%cver showed further slight rise which
trOmpted covering shorss" H.yre cIos Sdo 4. #
sso weaker axe oSeis asStatens SsSssr
& EsIus rs e. ,od RIO ., SSSsss
tpriyate Alb receipts days. uninteilsi6s toel
ssxs - 600 bags lilo purchases for UNIFIED States
during the wscS TO- 900 bags RIO purchases for Europe
esarsnces BY W steamer United states % 900 bags
lilo clesrAnces for Europe and other countries
hays steamers loading United States freight
per steamer Csc and per cent primags Per bas Gs
States 5000 bags Santos S sG oS
States by ~ steamers, 1000 bags santos eis:IanSes tof
nnrtt good AVERAGE Santos, 100 Total sales here
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-28
Stock Exchange,

Refined oil was unchanged at 100 cents In barre4s
and 0.S5 cents In
Foreign quotations-Antwerp, 16 1916 "a francs ;
Bremen, $50 marks London, 5-5d 1l-16 pence.
OIL City Penn oct 27-Sationa Transit eertl c
sales, 1900 bbls charters 6o,666 bbls; shipments
1856 bids runs, so. 066 bbs. =.
Pittsburg, Penn. Oct 27.-NatlOnal Transit certili
Gates opened at 1a'.c closed at 7oAc; highest 7o'c
Bradford penn. Oct. 27-Natonal Transit certificates
opened OF 707sc closed at 79pc highest. SOC lowest.
70Lc cearances, ia 900 bts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-28
Oce0u 9teamerS.

ANCHOR LINE. U. g. MAIL SteamshipG
"A NEW.YOKK and GLASGOW. via LONDONDERRY
Pier a., N. H.. foot Of Leroyst
HH sSiSnIs Nov. % creassia ~
Cabin. $50 aSG Ss4 SseoSd e.'s &c sssersss 20
FAYAL. AZORES. GIBRALTAR ANb yAPLEA
So. BEL1RAvIA............ SATURDAY. November u
Mean rssss Cabin eco % sioo sesrsss lei 80 ~
70 kIores Cabin eco. Storage, s2t
HENDERSON BROTHERS. Aeents Bowling orssa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-28
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

t;od To Prime Steers sold year ago Of % 45de4 49,
and the average was estimated at - 10.
MISUNDERSTANDING for two days Including lase arrivals
SATURDAY. were 253 carloads OF 4434 head-00 carloads
at io oxen consigned mainly direct TO slauRhtcrers OIL
CARLOADS at 0Othst all for Easrans Company Zone car
io,d rxcet.dl and lo carloads at Jersey City which
Iii carloads tho market and the balance mainly
The demand moderately active for ell GRADES a.
cattle and prices small fraction higher, although some
silrr argued that taking into consideration the Ccttr
quality Of the offerings to-day there was no qu0tabe
advance in the market. The yards were very nearly
Poor to choice natlve steers sold at So 3Oas5 10 per
100 N lot Of Colorado do ct SO so; bulls ana
dr. cows at S2ds2 40. .,,
Boston shipments will be unloaded OF Liverpool
No shipments reported from Philadelphia ,
Eaumore shipments included 260 cattle on the missouri
10 London and 800 do the Stltf Of Alabama 70 Ghsgo"
Newport News shipments. kindly reported by James
IIouphton ESQ., LIZ cattle on the Paentho loo 40
on tRr Ethope los do the Anglia all 70 IAvep0oi
Montreal shipments consigned as follows 81
cattle to Liverpool 1873 cattle and 042 sheep TO
OO cattle 70 Glasgow 11SS cattle to Aberdeen ana So'
cattle TO Dundee -. -oo-. -,
sivht Improvement in retriseratsd beef was rep0't.d
on saturday with average sales at 3sd or NC psf W
and American selling OF 1Oi2all2c (t0ps I'D
estimated dressed weight. Home supplies ana lrsh leu
cattle continue plenty - ,,,,
Frcghts for SoycIn range from 60 to 65 shlllngs
Shipments include 2.3G0 quarters OF Deer III
the Wisconsin for Easmans Company, and the Nn,0is ~
expected TO got or with $50 cattle The Franco VIII ho'
san until "Wednesday and will take AIS head
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-28
THE PETROLEUM NARKET.
NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRIC

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The crude certificate markets yesterday were only
shadows OF the dealings that formerly attracted the
attention Of SPECTATORS The Buckeye market ne
manned dead and tho Pennsylvania transactions were
apparently but the shadow Of possible developments.
All that the markets showed was dull amusement. and
the average trader after watching the occasional spurs
of possible significant operations. concluded that the
better part of wisdom the valOr required by In
difference to trading. The oil markets ended without
significance Of any sort.
The range of prices and the total dealings were as
fo1lo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-28

I OsT or sTOLEN.-Bankbook No. 245. $685. issued b.
~ the German Savings Hank IN the city OF Scv.YoTf
q Ludws znk AZ Peress are cautioned eau to s.sce.s
corner 1ith-st 4th-ave. II rt.tored the lS8
1sy Of November. $780, application VIII b. made 70 -
bapk for Q duplicate.
New York. Oct. %. $780,
4 OST.-Baak book No. 2Os eS1 on Dry Dock savnr
- Bank Any person having claims upon said book 4
called upon 70 present the same 70 the baak within thirty
days, the said win declared cancelled end a.
tinguixhed and new issued In lieu thereof.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-28
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARxrrs.

a.I LysrpoS1 Oct e. 80 ra-Bssi and pP.k 10 Poe,
long els9r middles about IS D. Arm az s2s Cd Cheese
N BScr demand silow "a rood DEMAND; prime City arm
Tsipsntins md issaa b pss| XsnsnS. XSa-Spd-TSs
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STAINED.
Good Ordinary 3.10 Low Midding ....

St Good ordinary.E 1919 Middng o $40 i
OptlonsDeveoped further irregulary to-day ana thc
speculation reached respectabe ssgregar during 'he
the South and this caused OF id0 points but
the full port receipts served tn check the upward move
nent and later In the the frost accounts were dcnd
This led general realizing and final figure; showed
losses OF 316 points from Saturdays close Liverpool
accounts had little or no influence. Sales 90 600 bales
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Warenouse deliveries since October 1Sg0 New: oIK
1e5 e52 bags Baltimore TO- bags NewOfeans l26ol
bags. Total, 1907 600 bugs
COTTON-On the spot ruled steady Of 1I8c declne
Sales 100 bales for export and 354 bales for consumption
Ao lat week not before reported-621 bales Tor con-
sumusion Total 021 bales Port receipts ~ 0S2 tAies
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TWO THEATRICAL CASES DECIDED.


Jnace Inorabam i'm the supreme Court, Chambers
Yesterday granted temporary injunction restraining
Emma Juch Charles E. Locke end Charles L. Davis
from producing the opera "Lohengrn.' The In
function was granted upon the application of Leo
tIo,dmark who claims the right to the exclusive pro-
a due sa % 1 nSs G tSe widow Of
The application Of Joel Marks TO- restrain William M
ee be sdE last night at the New PARK Theatre
was denied by Jddge lnaham In me C0 gu
Contract made by John A. stevens with Dunevy for the
theatre for the time mentioned, and ounlevy con-
called the contract.
CASES ARGUED IN THE COURT OF APPEALS.
Albany, Oct 27.-In the First Division Of the Court
Of Appeals to-day the following cases were argued
James Bieler respondent, sgt. New-York and south
Brooklyn Steam Ferry. ETC.. Company appellant sub
John Riggs, respSnss;n5t as Commercial Mutual
isasn 4. swasey. appellant, agt Mary A. Berger,
peiawsrs and HUDSON Canal Company. re>ponasnt
Following is the calender for 70 morrow Nos 49,
In the Second Division the following cases were
argued:
Ephram Karclsen and another, respondents, agt
sun Fire once OF London (llmited) appellant
Deborah c. Folk appellant sst Darwin STOCKING
any MOTIFS stenbacS respondent agt George A. Evans
anS w npS Raefsrisne, appellant Ast city Of Brook
' Ss i %Doa :. r s.
pelsnt leave gwen 70 make application t" obtain
annie t1S next
session, on stipulation to obtain revival In the mean
william X. N, slstare and another. respouGe1ts; sst
s. sssss s $780,. ;as ''' asos g
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THE COURTS.
GROVER CLEVELAND ARGUES A CASE
THE Ex-pRBs1DENr APPEARS BEFORE THE
SUPREME COURT.

W..hinston Oct. 27.-Ex-Prssident Cleveland TO-DAY
.t h,s Argument before Supreme Court AZ associate
.o,rsel for james waace Peake 10 what known as
the New. Orleans drainage case lnge numuer OIL pew
- .or,ous 70 hear the ex President hronged the cham
mi Nv coincidence, there were three persons prese'
,rho had been members Of the ex.Presfdenrs Csome@
AZ, Bayard WAS snd gave hearty greeuns 70 nus
fo,ner chief Mr. Garland had come with motion 10
ale and SEIZED opportunity to shake hands WIN I
Cleveland while Justice Lamsr bowed saiu1aeon iro
ths bench to which he been appointed BY the lawyer
abort plea bv his associate Mr. De Gray, MI Cleveland
,oan To read his printed brief His language was simple
and business like and although the case was teehhca
he succeeded n holding interested attention OF every
member OF the court Charlton Hunt attorney ior 'he
ctv Of New.orleans will reply In argument tomorrow"
A motion was made to advance three haoeas c"rp".
cases growing the arrest OF the pfopretors VI
or,onal nsckaoe establishments in Kansas for violating
the prohibition Liouor The point raised Is mat
,as necessary for Kansas reenact its Prohibition Ia"
after the massage OF the Original Package law by con-
aress in order become OF eject Is asan' 'he
nnng q, original packapes The Chief Justice announced
that the court would decide the motion until the va
cancv caused by Justice Miers death has been hlled
H. C. Bliss. Assistant Attorney-tien OF Massachu'
SETS made a motion to advance the case OF Arthur NUN
chssta, nlsntG n error against the Commonwealth OF
Massachusetts, This Is an Interesting case INVOLVING e
eston OF whether United States or the state OF as-
sachuset has Jurisdiction over the waters OF buhzau
Ray Manchester fishing from boat which carrl'u
a Iicense 10 fish from United States. When ne was
rr..ed for Violating one the State fishing laws the
vessel vas within the bay and about mile and quarter
from shore. ~
The day call for tomorrow will be- Nos. 4o9 etc..
l12s etc.. TIA, 1l42. 1l43 144. 4o' 49, ~ ana 10