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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-08-07

The County Commissioners met YES.
terday at II O'Clock and transacted the
following business:
J. J. Halpin presented his petition
asking to be released from the bond of
the County Treasurer. The petition
was accepted and filed, and it was
ordered that j. J. Halpip, surety on the
said bond, be and he ia here
by released from any further RESPONSE
bility upon the said bond.
The bill of White Pine County, for the
proportion of Lincoln County's expense
in running boundary line, was laid over
Tor future consideration, and the Clerk
OF the Board was directed to notify the
Hon. Board of County Commissioners of
White Pine County TO this effect: That
we, d. A. Fulks, Julius Hoffman and
Jno. Z. Lynch, composing the Board OF
county Commissioners of Lincoln Coun.
~, DO not contend that our north line is
incorrect so far as the same is run, but
that 1t does not run west far enough by
one mile and one-half; that we will run
our west boundary line at an early day
and then determine upon your bill; also,
would like TO know by what law you
charge $50 90 per mile, our statutes only
allowing $500 per mile for running said
boundary line.
In accordance with a previous order
made and entered, George Goldthwaite,
District Attorney, appeared before the
Board and, not showing any cause why
he should not be required to file an adj
ditional bond, it was ordered that he be
required on or before the 10th day of
August, 1875, to present to the Board of
County Commissioners an additional
official bond in the sum Of $50, 900, con-
ditioned according to law, with good
and sufficient sureties as District At
torney, and the Clerk of the Board was
directed to serve upon him forthwith a
copy of the order.
1t was ordered that the Clerk of the
Board Immediately serve upon the Coun-
~ Treasurer notice TO appear before
the Board on Tuesday, August 10Th,
1875, and show cause why he should not
file new official bond in the sum of
$50, 900, his present bond being deemed
insufficient on account of the withdrawal
of one of his sureties and the absence of
others.
The following bills were presented
and allowed: Geo. Goldthwaite, $500;
P. Holland, $27.50; Boone & Dolman,
So; s. McAdam, $237 25; Jones & Muir
ray. So; Carman IL Walk, $3.50.
Adjourned to Tuesday, August 10th.
at II In.
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.,yc,sco sioux REpopT
sAs FRANCISCO. August d.

sAs FRAscIsco. August d.
MORNING SALES.
sslo opbir-ca 6s 70 COY 7lb5 eSh 6s'f ess
aooo Msxican-27 % &c 26sb5 %
go Gould * Cnrry-2ea Z. "a 1oS :" .el,.z 81
2aIO Rest x Beleher-6S OF oSH oos 70 hS %
IN sbIO 81 y 66b5 o. Do
as GhoiIar Potosi--li5 lls 100 llsA ll9
go Hale & Norcross-o9 90 o. y -. -,
l5aS Crown Point-s6,s 81 a6A 36 S5k S5's S6s
.,o Yellow i Jscset-s7x 50 50 9ObsO
$50 Imperial-lOA 1924 "a
$40 Empire Militia
12sO K,ntuck-l7 liza 1TH
100 Alphs-24 24S Pan
ial0 Belcher-30 81 abs 29h 39b30 -
40 Confdence-24H 24A
lao Con yirginia-357 y 355 $50 55I
$50 Sierra Nevada 10 l9>e 1914
1853 900 0.iiiSrnia-12s 20 72a 7abIo 72H 72sbS
74A b30
AGO Bnllion-54 55 5i4 5SS
30 Eychequer-2lO
6U5 Uverman--75 76 7Sh
60 Justice--ls5 LIS $50 li2 lt3@
265 succor-lB
lIUO 10 90 90 l0b5 lOb5J
2i50 Lady Bryan-l@ rs
AGO Julia-22S 22A 23hDSJ2j
255 Caledonia-26 20 - %
$50 Knickerbocker-5
800 Globe-a
430 Baltimore Cons Az ~
$50 Utah-l4h lax
$50 silver Hill-llH ii
AFTERNOON sALEs
Az Meadow valley--6A 6h7
900 RAYMOND X Ely-4S 4oA b3O Ar
$40 Eureka Con-4O 391s SO
ITO Jackson--l4 la
10 Phoenix-lH lbs
100 Belmont-3a 4 -
225 Rye Patch-lA
2O5 X X Con-5
60 Prussian-ls
$50 Leopard-iTA TN
$50 Jefferson-5 45s
1885 Gila-4Sa A. SO 4&43o
100 Poorman-3x
$50 Illinois Central-5H
125 Pauper-A
275 South Mountain-2x 2ks30
285 Challenge
4J0 Dayton-6A So 6R
495 Mansfield s5c q
AIS Golden Chariot-las
10 Mahogany-l
200 South Chariot-a
$50 New York Cont So Az
2240 Occidental-5z 81 5n 6fsb3O
222O Rock Island-4h Al a..
10 Phil Sheridan-lH
70 SENATOR
100 Tyler-lA ia
400 Alta
$50 woodville-33a
100 Mint 6Uc y
$50 Lady Washington-2s. ~
430 Kossuth-2ss
$50 Original G II Quartz--2,.
$50 Seq Rock Island-lk
100 Leo-lA
1850 Andes-551s
5000 Mides-4A ANA
800 South Star-1
l135 Pacific az 81
$50 Wells Fargo-40c $50
1900 Nagara-80c 2. 9Cc S5c
100 Cosmopolitan-a 55c
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LOCAL intelligence
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES

ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
ARRIVALS.
BY GI.MRR Il sALIsBURY's HAMILTON LINE:
Esanbs Pat Murphy
DEPARTURES.
BY HUGH WHITES SALT LAKE LINE:
Andrew Johnson N Mayer
Fred Hernandez McGuigan
j A Tyrrell
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STOCKHOLDERS OF RAYMOND d
ELY WEST MINING COMPANY.

C,UBScRIBERs TO the CAPITAL STOCK
y Of the Raymond Ely West Mining Com.
psny are hereby Motif. d that their stock ia now
ready to be issued. By calling on the Secretary
the proper certificates Of the same will be de-
ltvered.
jysM GEO. W. ARNOLD, Secretary.
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QUADRILLE PERTY "A. Sulzbacher will
give Quadrille Party at the Pioneer Hall
this evening. As this will be the closing
party of the season to be given at that
Hall. it is expected that every one will
be present.
The Phoebe Hose Company held
their regular monthly meeting at the
Justices Office, on Lacour street.
The usual business of the company was
transacted.
, 1875-06-26

TUE WHITE B1ooK1No-rHILApK1rr1A GAME.
Much comment ~xs provoked bY the result OF
Thursdays base.bul1 game, and especially by tho
ertors which lost the game for thu White Stock
iuea n we'll Is thoss which ought to haye lost
It for the Philadelphia. So strong vas the im-
preston Of good judges Of tbs game that some-
thing wns out OF tune, that IN investigation vas
had Yesterday BY those Interested. to ascertain
whether thero were any grounds for suspicion OF
somo peculiar thoos7os which may be briefly mar
rhted u follows:
Aftor tho ti.st gamo between the Whites and
tho pliladelphiRs, it il assorted shat parcel of
bunko mon, low gamblers. and general dla-
soputables 1nado up nool to secure tho re.uls
Of Thursday's game. They raiaed, 1t Ia said
sum yariously estimated Al from s300 to s500,
and opened negotiations With player occupvinE
q responsible position In thu fhila3eiphias'
field. Tie gang, 1t is claimed, 1oro succensfnt
In buying tLeir man, and wont It once to work
to mako the moAt Of their purchase. They
boneht Ill the pools they could On the Chi
caGos, Ut any and every rate, aud werc free
with Offers Of ali ao1ts Of odds that
tho Whites you'd win. putting up freely and
confidently. When tho mines made their appear
anco On tho ErOund. the members Of tue pool
were sill auxioua to bot. aud wacered eonaldora-
BILE sums after tic game tsgan. Their purchase
bought perfornsd his aharo Of tile work 10 tho
bcst Of his ability. making all tue wild throws
possible. and munlng everything that came to
him.
But there wAs bitch in ti& proceedings. Ons
OF tho Chioagos learned Of the transaction, and,
1t Ia Baid, demanded to be let IN. 1ie mas To-
fused sdrnittanco to the ring, aud he At onco
bald consultation With his friends and With
other players Of tho Chicago nine. and they de-
termned to loso the game for Chicago,-and
they did 1t In lesA than two miuntoa. How much
they made liz not known-porlape they mado
nothing. but we're animated soluly BY spirit Of
revenge. It mates no difference about that
either WY,
TLers is moral to this story. and It Is NOT
very long either. II Is In tho fo.n Of advice to
tho public like lLis:
II you attend the game to-day, wRtch It caro-
fully, aud il you any player make five etrors
on ossy throws, demand that ho bo removed.
and Il that is not permitted, wask bodily on the
field and atop tha Rame There has been just
enough Of this suspicious business in bass ball
In Chicago, aud It would 10 better for the game
II the crowd would tear down tbs fence and
standa rathat than o.er sutfor smother player to
bs bought or sold on Chicago ground
AUTUALs W. nUCKgTEA
CoIuuaus O., Juns 2S.-ln the basa-hal1 game
hors to-day. the blutuAlA Of Nav York sce1ed
10 and tbs Duoko5es !.
, 1875-06-26
Carson, Prize { CO.,
Madison and Peoria-sts.
PROPOSALS.
Sealed Proposals for Lumber,

Eealed proposals will b rno4izcd by Tho nndnhsusd
j. Ia saral.h tbt, three thousand ou, fe.t s1a,et
1nessnre. et ths psst quality Of Sonthern Valley -
ElurtnR inch &hl,k. and from to ~ tnrhcs ~1dc
lAc tonsued and gsoo'sd 70 b. fsso fro SAP Ahaksss
ii. furnish four thon..nd IL oo, feet Of 1.t
fao,d tinahnK lumber perfectly ssa4oaed k.n dnsd.
Ill 70 iurni,h tnousaad g. ooo fe.t Of endrsse ri,
f.e: hn.hax lu!nhsr perfectly ssasonod or indiisd.1
~. To furnish four Thousand t. oo1 feet Of 1ets.ts "
long not lcas than Inches ihAn IL inchss vidal
~ y ftes fson1 :. 2 knpts sh.ts. And sad :pilt.,
utpt nt .as.tas inch white p1e Thoroughly ssA.onsd,
sles = veil worked Win jolnts both sitta.
tfo!n Inches 10 AZ inchcs vida.
fcet oE ash watneoAltns and two thouaAnd e. C9 oct Il
walnut watscsstuG 10 hs tongned and Rrooyed 70
ssd.d 2, r. & loe htss - IL of T. t.
an! vs worked and porlsctl, kiln dEted.
VII! To furntah fifteen hundred Il sou sest Of ~ inch
sah foE ssps} surfaced both s!trs. in ienshs Of y
feet nat lesa than y lnchs' noF moEs than 2k 1ehe
thnroughIy essoned Of kiln drad.
nf;SS q s!isa .tfe: y ineS:. siaehsa:
2; jo[.ts achrs by Il tncl,sa Ia fsst lonE.
Proposals. aond state the cont taausaud Of dt1ref-
Tag at each of the quantities nt lumber ts
Institution for thu Education Of ths pesf and Dumb.
Al lumber hnerod will hn suhsot TO tho ~
the 3upsnntends n Cnsttuot OF tho lHats 1pst
.stao9 for hs Eane.ti.n of tas ps;t aad i'.mb 40
kc!uK ~qrtsem%nA.
PHILIP o. GILLEIT,
6upt ILL lust. for pqat and Dumb,
IL FkSnH
, 1875-06-26

and Bodino few under tho w,ro ]ongth Ahead,
IN 2:l9A; American Gil and Bells nix 1euyths
cheern and n,outs OF "ffnrral, for CAcago!"
second Lleai-i,uII Doblo again hecnrel tho
hest asart for FnlIerton. and. IN trying to kecp
hy to.ins four lengths, sn taking tl.o last place
p tiio quarter ln AK. Fullerton wss q
,hIrd. .od nodine foast',. podias broks
es o7.r ds.nes @ ont Il ts Iii. rna Tho SS .i
pAaFea a mock ahead Of Fullerton, Dslla Eix
lnnet1ss behind. At tho thrsc-9uarter pole. Tho
tiitl broke and Lost length. Fullerton increahel
2:2o, tho Girl second, Bella third, and iodine
last. I,odtoe madc Tho sEird quarter II light
n,nH gait, aud had his distance aavad and plenty
10 spare OH entarin3 ths homostsotch.
Third Heat-ThB time American got triao
The bes. Of tho send.on, and s',ot from The w.ro
ike whitiwintf. In tho tlsst turn sio lad =
cleat lead vhic, increased totwo lengths Oh tl,s
.ceond. Hero Fullerton broke aud lost eight
~ss sss e'is ot as ss 2n.'f s viii II 4 es hs t@o
farther back. At tho i.alf in liz Nod,nn
was lapping tho Girl and Ds.1a aud Fullerton
had not improved posit1uns. Comlug round tho
lsst turn Doliue took tbs lead, aud Dnblo srnt
Fullerton to third ptAco. The Hrl struggled
| obttinatelv with Dodins within 80 rards OF tho
| etand, when Fulierton came a'onsa.do NTH =
grand burst. JOHNSON Wla eTtaentiy unpF0phrel
for this, but nf,ook up hls boryo aud aadoI him
. wtnner by head. tho Gill third. Bella fourth.
lime, 2:21t5.
fiouru. Ieat-whou tho word wss given tho
Girl Was oil break, and was 1ong.h and half
behiud. At tic middle Of tho turn iodine
led half iangtn, Fullerton and Bella abrea4..
THO quarter wHs psrhcsl in 3Jt55. with no cl,anre
Of posltions. This tiir! cropt bv Fullerton nnd
up to D5dlno on tile back stretch. At tho half,
| IN l:1li4, ths girl had her noao In frcnt,
| aud tha.a WAS haf n length Of daylight between
Bodine and Fntferton, leila two lepg.lls behind.
! On the tnrp Dodtne got rid Of tue Girl and
str1sck the stretch leading length. De-
terlnined uot to l.. caught mapping asaiu. JolGn-
| son ntst lin along and he R,eadiLy Increased lis
| lead. finally joggtug past tue etaud Elk lauutha
ahead Of shs Gill Fullerton aud Bella cIobe
| Third aud fourth. Time. 2:2l+
| GffNttSi
, 1875-06-26

RAN FRANCISCO Cal, Jups 25.-Ths United
statsa steamship usuioiA sailed last night for
Victoria, to bring down ths oficess and srev Of
tho 6klapGe.
Arriyud-The atsamas Vasoo Dc CANA, from
Panama. .. .,.....
NEW Yoax, luna 26-AzEivsd, tbs stsamsh!p
Horias. from Hamburg.
Mopnx, Ais. June 1o.--steamsF DA1lsn, from
Now York, arrived.
NEW Yoax, Juns 2a.-AesaEaA. ~ steamer
FxRaoes from 14Aa01.
, 1875-06-26

CINCINNATI, O., Juno 25.-An imNprtsos meet
Ing Of Patrons OF Husbandry, called by tho
Ohio Stats Grange, Was held hero to-day to meat
with ctizens Of ths. city aud consult npon
tbs location Of the olaoes OF tho R.ate
Grange, 1t Ia understood thas the points
from which tho selection will be
made aro Cincinnati, Cnicago, Cleveland.
LouisyiIe. and St. Louis, with the probabilities
fAvortng ethet Cincinnati or St. Louis. No
definite result wts reachsd to-day. and tho neet-
ing adjourned after appointing committees 70
consult with tho Chamber OF Commerce, Board
Of TrAds, aol meEcliA Ants gouetAlly.
, 1875-06-26

The hursea wera not called for this raos
until $50. As this WE tho race everybody canlo
10 see, the oEler 10 br.ls theln up ELECTED hearty
ApplA.iso. Fred Hooper WAS drawn. Fullerton
dten tho pole, Dodino second posuon, nollA
third, aud AMERICAN Girl the outside. Doiloe
Iirst Ueat-Eifteon niluts4 attae t. on tbs
sixth score, they NaIs SAINT AWAY, with FulleEtou
slightly In tho lead aud american Gill last. haif
i length back. Fullerton drs. cloas Oh the
tnru. aod Dodlne, The GGl, aoa Bella
tEatled 10 tho quarter, whnrs Fullerton led
two lsugsha in s45t. Along tho back
stsstcA Dod,ns and tho Girl ssducad gullsston's
leal to lapgth 1t tho hals. Ti1us, Ice. Ou the
third quarter, The Girl broke and Loaf laugth.
came tuto tho ho1ne.snsIch. When fairly
sIrsightepsd ouk Iodine bogkn 10 gain
on Fullerton, both coming u ths,x bsst,
At tho diasAnos, thsy Hs5s avon. with
Ihs psos soa haA tn 4ulAxton, Nho xAys II ~
, 1875-06-26
CQSTLEY.
At llEuuiE. NAa&.

- o4-0"A1t sAASe*
apstt6I btspdteh 10 Tia CAsca0s Tribune.
Dnaros Mass. Jtne 95-ftb]s ,notninu at
= :. 80,
04G, tho spring WAS touched md the body OF
James Henry Cost}ey roae from the ecatlQld at
Dodh.u,, whore hc stood to oxplAto tho murder
n, mi, uauke. T,ut nv.nIno bo lad nm ,tnt,1
~ '"A !.. a's o'e1'oh ~ a"s W u...'
II o'olock w1'1lng aettsFs In sho afternoon aus
pastor. ths HeY. ". II. Dr0ok1, D. D., Hector OF
st, Audreu's Church, Hanover. called and made
last .ppeal to him. 11e replied ~ nm in
noeea'' Nss MHaa ny P1@'1 WV aua' .,l'a nna
have nothing 70 s.y to man" A. O'CLOCK th's
morning Dr.. Drooks called again for the last
ti1ns, aud, alone with Coss,oy, read portions Of
thc acryico for pusonerr. At ngn about 400
WV so4' ~ essto' a. s.o', Aoa. wv
pesso.s oetoh '"e" P4oe'a'' &no uo"'" "o'o
closed, and ha4t minute later Costley walked
up into TIM rotundA With two Hherind aud this
noys q. A. Nudge and Dr., Brooks. ao Locked
a.., - .r.ita. ,,;th exr, ,,a, L.. ~. .o,s
ane'5 anu "a'Aau WIN = a!m step ~ 'ne seA.-
fold and sss 10 the ehhs' After ot1tt extracts
from the seyytcs for prisoners, to which Cost
lsv responded amen, sheriff Thomas who 1a4
rnr,.r,no from rhsum. .tIam so th.t Ia h.d Ia ho
"u"'.'us ''om ta'~oA ~ '"~s Nv ~" ~ ~ ~
wheeled IN chair 70 his paee near' Foaa tae
, 1875-06-26
OBITUARY.

Ban FaANctsco, June 25.-Judge HoFaddtn,
Delegate tu Congress from Washington Terri
tory. dssd to-day ~ Olympia.
Nfw youx, juno 26,--Mortiusr Thompson.
better kuoHp u q. X. Phtlauder Dossttcka, r.
H., diod III this city to-day after short Illness
, 1875-06-26

17oN-!::33A; 20 5::523 22::l8X 236E,
oALEsGuRn DRIVING pAnk.
To fh4 Editar Of Tie CA,edao Tribune.
GALtssuHu. H.. Juna &.-Thc item In yesrer-
Park Ia iRlso. We nro na. crippled. and hkya
alwAys paid preminsnH in full. aud vii! continue
to do 30. Tho false report IL made for malice
aol injury to our coming meeting.
II. ". CARPENTER, Secretary.
Il. Il. BAspruaoS, fEealdCnt,
, 1875-06-26

CINCINNATI. O., Juna 25.-Dastug thunder
storm about 450 this afternoon. lightning struck
tho bonded warehouse attached to 4. W. Cald-
wells disttllery In Cost streat, west Of Mill
Crook. Ths building aud contents we1e Almost
wholly destroyed. LOSS on etoox and building
about S45, 600. Fully covered BY Insurance.
mostly in local companies.
, 1875-06-26

WAau1xaToN, D. G., Juns 25.-For tho lakes,
stationary pressure and temperature, southwest
10 M.. sd sht u. Io9sy
Lakes.
, 1875-06-26
THE o'coNHEtL MEMORIAL.

New Yoax June 26.-Tha O'Connell Memorial
COMMITTEES tnas to-day, IL was resolved to se-
cspa the s!ts offered IN Cvut1Al Park tor statue
Of O'Counell, to p.epsse for lAs.oR The oosues.
stonA Of sha pedestal on the 9th Of August The
osntsuatt OF tha lsish nbsrAsor, aud 70 iuvite
1hs cooperation Of tbs sdanlssss Of o'Oaonsl!
- kom4 Ind abroad
, 1875-06-26

At JACKSON. TENN.
MEMPHIS, Teun Juus 25.-Ths Led7er's JACK.
son, Tsna., spso!A says half Of business
block aud Catholic church burned to-day. Nc
bxrtfon1HFA
, 1875-06-26

T.ns. T4F.I ITHT IHu.I Wial. Hun 'f1A*T
, 1875-06-26

CoBtIcy was engaged to 10 married to maiden
lady Of excollont position and character, sna
pnssessing property TO tho amount Of @30, o00 Or
,s he would
hor. Tho suproaition IL, that ths Hankcs
woman bad threatened to make tzoulae. and that
ho murdered her to
PREVENT HER INTERFERENCE
with his purpose to marry Miss Cushing. This
last lady has, from the beginning to the and Of
the cAaot shown the most devoted attachment
to Coatlay. Eeiiher suspicion, convection. nor
this prison. has Bhhken her Attentlona 20 her
aur,ivo hlm long. Gdof ana anxiesy have woru
htr franc worry low alroady. Every opportunity
that promised auy hone Of relieving her lover
from Lis terrible plight, Hha hAs made tho most
siderable. tenderness aud Affection, aud so.ne
think lie had genuine love for her.
Tho last attempt to get tbo verdict OF tho
Court that convicted coBsloy aot ssids vas maue 2
lhs Supreme Court. The argument mas to have
tho whole case sat aRatts on ACCOUNT Of certaln
alleged Irregularities in the form Of proceeding
and the CloEk's records. aud preliminary t'apors.
l .sss ong ths coa s.s to
report waa circulated, carly In the week,
TINT CuatIey had made au attempt OH blu own
life, about which the jail otliccts Meso nlyste-
rio,lsy secret. bus 1t uas not geneaall5 believed.
IT 10 uul1oUs FACT
trial that, on the .ery day Of the murder r-ths
18th Of MAy,-Costtey paid = visit 70
sturteyapt, III jail y plymouth On =
charge Of murder, and that day arra!gned
sud romarkod 10 him that no did not
cover hls tracks very we'll, and hs thought. II ho
wanted to Kill ANYBODY, he could do much bear
Ter. lie returned to Boston, took The Hawkes.
woman to rias. and murdered hor shat niehs.
Teu days. Afterwards, tho body 10 thought he
had concealed WAS discovered. and hfs tracks 70
quickly traced that t~o days !aser, be was IN the
same aaae II Sturtevant, whom be had tAuutsd
sld new the world IL wall rid of them hoth.
, 1875-06-26

was duorn IN robuttal, He saw Wray and one
Of the Witnesses iu tn ll.nGht house Oh West
tho Bib Of May. They cAmo into the house, aDd
eeetng him wont ont. but Wray returned again.
lie know Wray, and seeing him thosa that hour
Of the morning attracted tls attention.
The evidence Naa thsn redted and tho casa
waa argued u length, tho Court refusing 70 tAks
q rAcass until tha caae Haa con,nlata1.
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PROFILE MARKETS.


.tnU, VILE, October ls.-Flour and TEeSt
quiet. Corn quiet but firm, 6OS63c Oats IN
7Sc. Hay quiet slss2l. Provisions dun. Bulb
meats 9,l3LglS3Lc Bacon, 10, l49l4J4c. Su ar.
cured hams, lbc. Lsrd-teTc7, liAGIi52c
WHISKY firmer, 81 Il. Bagglng quiet.
CINCINNATI, October lS-Flour dull
Wheat dull; prime Ia choice red, 81 259l IS
Corn quiet but steady, 62@63c Oats dul, 300
47c. Rye quiet but stesny, S3@S5c. Pork in
active and lower, So S71sG22 80. Lard quiet
hut firm; steam Id at 1870; kettle, I354gl4c
Blu meats inactive, So, l&4Gl3c Bacon in
active, 94gl0, ligl4Hc. WHISKY 81 Is. But
ter q1tet.
ST. LOUIS, October I8-Wheat firmer; No. Z
fan, 81 62Iaal IS cash, 81 e. Novem er; No.
tail, Il 81. Corn easier; No. mixed, 551zc cash
4ja45l4c November Oats firm and more do
soc. -ye steady. 73c. Pork lower Al S23 25 de
nvereC offered at SO Rtthe close. Bulk m Ats
nominal Bacon unsettlt ID and weak al 10,
l53sHl355, l3tsgl4Ac. Lard steady; summer
1886. Whisky steady at 81 l4129l Is.
CHICAGO, October l8.-Flour steady. Wheat
active but lower and irregular; No. spring,
81 l2z Orn in fair demand at lower rate;
No. mixed 5519n spot, and same Did seller
october, and Sic seller November. Oats
quiet and weak; No. 2, 1917 spot, and S31sc
seller October. Rye quiet but steady at 721a(9
73c Pork irregular but In the main hit her,
S22d22 p spot, AID 81 SO seller DC ober. Lard
IN GOOD demand and tending upward 1875
l.3S9l31sgl3Zc. Whisky, 81 1877.
NEW ORLEAN-, October l3.-Sugar-Good
demand for old fair TO fully fair at S59c; prime,
914d9 &C Mrlassea nrm; fair to strictly y line,
625s@7Oc Flour firm; superfine, 81 6215a4 IS;
double extra, s. Is; treble extra, s. 56g6 50;
,'0oise and family, So 1907 50. Cornmeal dull,
50 10 Corn hrmeri white and yeloT mixed,
sc; choice white, SIC. oats dull; prime, 5S y
soc. Bran dull, 81 05 Say QHiet; prim-, 81.
Pork dun; IN IS ED at S24 75925. Lard &c I've
i1bbiDg tierce, 1870; keg, l514c Dry salt meats
scarce shoulders, 10 arrive, quo ed at 91s9
97zc Bacon ~ ! AID lower, l01z, IA f, l41z9l5
''tms choice ugar cured, l6gl713c; inferior,
l4159l515c. Coffee duh; ordlnsr! 10 prime, IS1S
G2IE2c. Whisky dull; recufed, 81 l49l IS.
NV YORK, October lS.-Flour steady.
Rye -four quiet but steady, 81 25@5 50. Corn
meal scarcely firm, 50 1898 50. Wheat in
fair demand; NO Chicago spriug new and
old, 81 26Gl .. orr heavy A lower; mixed
western, steam, 69d10c. Oats steady; mixed,
S7Gi7c. offee duh ADD lower; Rio cargoes,
SH@2Ic; job1ing at lS34@22c, all gold. Su-
gar steady, prime, 49,; refined heavy at
g14 lie. MOiAsses-grocery grades ST. adv.
ijIce heavy Carol ma 6A9734e; Louisiana, 81
G714c; RansoOn, 614g63sc. Petroleum steady
rude, &c; refined, lac. Pork fImer, s2l COG
% Cut meats quiet. Middles quiet but Il IN
city long clear,l4 Lara tirmer; prime steam,
lac. Butter heavy; western, l6G25c. Cheese
firm, 6LZ9l3c. Whisky steady, 81 l719.