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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-10-24
18th Congressional District,

Official Congressional Vote.
The following is the official vote for
Congress in this district:
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-10-24
Neh A0bsrtts
FOR SALE.

DRY GOODS AND GENERAL STORE,
TN the town OF Belmont. Belmont County,
L Ohio, on the B. & o. R R.. within three
miles of the National Road. Good location.
Good reason reason for selling. Correspond.
ence solicited. Address C.. b. MERKLH.
Belmont, Belmont County, Ohio.
octzI,' 1878,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-10-24
HOLDING COURTS IN 1888.

WE the Judges OF the Court of Common
w Pleas within and for the Eighth Jddi-
cial District of the State of Ohio, hereby
order and direct that the several terms OF the
District Court and the Courts of Common
Pleas within and for the several counties in
said District bs com nsncsi on thu days
hereinafter named, for and during 1888, to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-18

The stock speculation to-day opened in about the
same temper with which it closed last evening
feyerish and unsettled. There was renewed pres
sure to sell few stocks, notably Western Unlon'
mder which its price broke down from 81 to S5$4,
and the Wabashes, which drove the price OF the
common stock down from 1928 to 81 and that OF
the preferred stock from 60i2 to 59ls The general
market, however yielded only little from the open
ing prices, for the very good reason that under
cover of the direct attacks upon the stocks
named there was steady buying OF
the general list, the influence oil
which was quickly made manifest when the pressure
was withdrawn by sharp advances in prices for al
most everything on the list. There is not the slight
est reason to doubt that the change in the temper
of the speculation has been wrought entirely by the
same operators who had added the weight OF their
influence to the natural causes Tor the
late depression But after the advance was well
upder way the street found satisfactory rea-
son for the sudden change in the announcement
that MIR. Vanderbilt had arrived home, and acting
rpon that theory the local speculatorsone and all
FASTENED to contribute their mites to the buOyancy
which followed and with which the days operations
closed. A Washington dispatch announcing that
the Secretary of the Treasury Will make further
call for bonds within few days also bad some effect
in stimulating purchases. The market closed strong
at the best figures of the day.
There were no transactions in Government bonds
M the Board; the biddings were advanced "s per
cent for the Gigs and u per cent for the 3s As and
dis. Annexed are the closing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-18

Ssrcd with the preceding week of this year NC
{a;,wavs last week carried 2,035 barrels less OIL
qour and $50 tons more of provisions, and 1,soo
TONS more of grain The totals were 26,lSo tons
last week against 24,432 tons the preceding week.
and against 46662 tons for the week OF 1851
ON the preceding week of this year Michi-
pan Central last week gained 2o4 tons
and the Lake Shore gained ESQ tons met gain TO the
Vanderbilt system 924 tonsl; Fort Wayne gained
6s4 tons and Pan Handle gained 454 tons met gain
TO the Pennsylvania system LOSS tonsl Baltimore
and Ohio gained 535 tons, and Grand Trunk lost
741 tons The railway shipments Of the various
articles last week were less than for the same week
of 1881 by As $50 barrels of -four, 9,s26 tons OF
grain and GIGS tons of provisions. OF the. gross
decrease in the tonnage of last week from tnat Oh
the corresponding week of 1881 go, tonsl' the
Vanderbilt system lost 1888 tons; the fennsyi-
yania system lost 2, 1886 tons; Baltimore and ONO
lost 40 tons; and the Grand Trunk lost z'loi
tons
The following shows the quantity OF -four. gram
and provisions carried by the various roads east
ward from Chicago during the week ended Satur-
day. October Ia 1882:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-18
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North Riuer, Vessels and Ratbo1is.
NEw-YORk, Tuesday, Oct. IL 1852
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NEw-YoRK. Tuesday. Oct. II. 1885,

ASHES-Quiet but firm Pots, 5l4c. Pearls 694g7c
swAX-Reeeipts stll light demands far and prices
BUILDING MATERIALS-An descriptions Of BricKs
continued in demand and prices show further improve
cToicn Fronts sIl asi2 Rel $i5dsl4 Padepha
Trenton. $780, Baltimore, SSodS4U Cement nner aud
board 81 IS for Portland Foreign quiet 81 10
81 IS for English Laths higher at 81 20 81 20 per M.
81 2O state Common 81. do Finishing 81 20; Ground.
zoe 0* Lumber has moderaely steady sale and late
and Sl6 special White Pine $2OGS2l per
West India shipping Boards; S2 @S29 Tor South Amen
yellow Pine random Green Flooring Boards
s2G per ~ ana Dry 20, No. S ~ Sais9s' s az
Dressed Nails active but steady at IS % Tor lO TO OOc
COALAnthraee continued rather quiet and prices
in quarters are irregular NE MD weather has poor
eject upon this market Btlmn0us steady; Liver
pool Camel 81 Liverpool Gas 81 Newcastle DO
SEgg 80 and aeTHSonal PToyiSciSb IS 7a Penn
sylvana ana Mesnoreand Gas ~ 5 est Virginia "a 20
GT%S Isad aRq The aTo Alongside " ana
COOPERAGE sTOCk-All prices are firm the Offering.
M Are %edfI'f ee an @ fee n
hOhs and heads e. 5 10 9G ssgaT Ks ana d
and Heads SO inch 81 25asl so DO 50 inch 81 70
g 10 Rum shocks and Heads si@4 zoi Rum fipe's'@
CHIC oRYIn fair call at 6S4 7c for English Ganulatei
ToCoA-oHiet but steady Guayaqui l3GlSl2c, Mara.
caibO 2Sd3lc. st Domingo, SG9c.
lO4c Including &C.; Jobbing lots 72G &C. sales,
$500 bags Mark Lane on private terms on Change;
1000 bags sold at 6Oc stock in r hands AT all
ports 5S $50 6ag which 24747 bags here stock IN
hands, 1880 bags OF which loo O3 bags are here
total STOCK United States 3075O0 bags and visible
supply OF bags Mild grades steady with sales
TO day OF 100 lava the spot and 1900 icnls aoat
on private quoted 12ad2Qc; Singapore, IL l2c
COTToN-SQOt Cotton again declined lsc and business
spinning Receipt. at the ports oday 3l72 bales against
2i5G bales tins day last week and u 81 bales last year
since September 9S39o bales against o4o2II bales same
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-18
The total business done in State bonds was

The total business done in State bonds was
oor.red Inv small sales of Tennessee 6s at 1912 OF
citv bank stocks twenty shares OF Nassau sold at
1876
Railroad bonds were dull and the prices for them
made little or no response to the changed temper
of tie share speculation. Erie second consois were
steady at l00 the first consolidated rs selling al
1872 Missouri, Kansas AID Texas seconds were Z
lower at 60. Chesapeake and Ohio firsts, series b,
were Il lower at ssl2Qsssi. Canada Southern
Grsts declined 80 TO 93ls and st. Louis and
Iron Mountain 5s were off Il at
z6s. New-York, Chicago and St. Louis
frsts were steady at about 90 Louisville and
Nashville general mortgages were easier at 9O0
onle Richmond and Danvile frsts aud debentures
were unchanged at 90 and 632 respectively. East
Tennessee Virginia and Georgia incomes were y
higher at 3Sla. Long Island IS sold at 97l2. st.
paul frsts. Southern Minnesota division were OF a
nj 1888. but St. Paul and Omaha consols recovered
3. 10 lOSl4 Denver and Rio Grande consols were
10 higher at 97l2 Texas and Pacific incomes were
steady at 6O2 aud rsts, RIO Grqnde division We're
mn / DER cent at 10 Northern Paclhc ErstS were
mich m ped at iO4 and New-O Orleans and racine
frsis were u easier az 1913 ,,o
The Sub-1reasury to-day gained ON o baIS nc,
800 7I6 made UP by "a com gain oil SZ44,O3z less
n cnrrency loss Sal $40. That leaves the net ap-
parent loss since last Friday S7l,O17. Io-d2ys
s sssi Sdo gold SCin deposited
81 90 s2e payments Exclusive of S42l ;939
checxs given for bonds and interests OF the il6th
and 1I7th cais). 81 l3s 10; currency balance,
"a s6O3iO; coin balance, S95,607 $40. The
bonds redeemed to-day make the total redemption
of the 9th and 117th calls, at this suDcireasnry
Sio 36g $50 Money to-day at the Stock Exchange
rnIed at about per cent. with exceptions at per
cent and final offers Ia loan at per cent. .
The Cleanng-Hou statement to-day Is as Iol-
lows: Exchanges $ios,24s,O5S; balances,
IS, 730, $50. y..,.;.., b.
day received 100000 National bank notes i9r oa ee
6s,nntion The customs receipts were T6ol ,eo5'
"a rhs internal-reyenue receipts SPAS, 593.
The exports of merchandise from this port fof me
S4s3 53f less than for the preceding week
Sio55.I74 less than for the week OF 1881. end
x3 I64. 7oI Less than for the week OF lSso. Inc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-18
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

YORK. Oct, 17-BFENES- Receipts 80
oals s97 heada at 60ths Total toe three days 5.O92
head against 6024 head for the same time last week
exporter and of the balance about 20 cars were sold at
9 Reef S Sow I es much the sane a yeseTday
city Dressed Texan and Colorado sides selling at Ia1
selling lac Western Dressed at 1a92c ly the
Sa Sn maS s e Ssst AZ me- Tue
Shipments To-day 10 Live Cattle by NJ. Goldsmith on the
saies-voge & Regopstein for Meyer & Regensten II
do I$i3 D. at se do 1851 Is, at 81 IS per 100 n:
Levy s Co for selves 10 Western Bulls Osl Ii. at &C.
Goldsmith self 50 Colorado Steers I25 1oc.
90 n; 76 Illinois do lsl ID, at 50 10 per 100 ID 10 Bulls
Newton & Gilleti X. Barnes Is Ohio steers L. SO
h. at lie 6 b. less 81 per heal; l6do l2OO ID at hc'
CALVES RE, eips were 1866 head-lS5 6oth.st and 81
at Washington Market Trade was dull at unchanged prices
City Dressed Neals sOd fairly at 1900 he fr Onay TO
Cice city Dressed Grasses and Buitemilk calves dull
saes-Fge q Otis sold: Bucks County veas lac 3D. at
lOLc II DO l25 10 at Zoe do, ITO d. at 9Aac co. 1877
d. H al & Davis sold 4e Buerk calves s5s b. At
r. At u" sc ov Yeas ioe b. at Sc Fed calves
sHhEP iSp LAMBS Receipts were qnclSdl9g late ar
Fatal oS n ee day head against 2Ss head for tho
same time last wsSS m b there ~ S ar sSay
for Prime STOCK, other grades slow q sale car
Ordinary to Good Lambs at ~, &C. Common to Fair sheer
ranged IRON 20 ga eosed Mutton uu al o~0' ana
0e " ,SS So a s. B ana lambs I
Northern Northern Canada do, 81 n. az 8 go. - 80
N I az aic' lse Ohio DO 05 ~ at 81 &c. rs State
DO Jew Bucks, l9 10. at 4s.c IL do S5 TO- at 4ci 10
State Lambs. 81 H. at &c; 61 state sheep and lambs
mixed 81 d. at o hc 22l do n N, at 57so.
uOGS-Recclpts were 10 cars 1904 head-l4 cars az
and car at Jersey CITY Tcta for three DAYS
M sGar dull and 10 common Prime quoted
7aasic Country Dressed sold early the at 1OUlOtc
Tor Heavy lO5t lie for Medium and II 10 c for Light but
Closing quotations from TO nc lower The warm mug
y depressed the market for both CITY and Country
Dressed. -
aes-P kase sold III Jersey Hogs 21S 10 at - 10 per
100 10. -, m 49, - oo, A. s,,r 10
o6s at " N, 10,
7c Is Pigs 80 10 atSlo 1872 Grassed Western Hogs, l32
r. Tsc 30 do l34 ID al 1885, 80 no. loi ID AT oc % rigs
100 10, Of ~ 10 80. -, 49, ..,,. m =, 80.
m nj Si.c; l3 Itonghs, 26T N, at 81 10
Halcnbeck sold, % state Hogs 2l3 10. at SAC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-18
r the same weeks

The total receipts of flour and grain at Chicago
and Milwaukee for the same weeks compare as fol-
lows:
Week ended Oct Ia. 1881 1882. Di9e I sSs
Grain bush Ss2s,s72 24o4s35 Dec L42d 40 3sa
Flour bbs......... lGO.S07 20O.O96 Inc. .0S.zo'
The popular impression that the railroad ton
mage cas- ward from Chicago this year makes an
unfavorabe comparison only with that OF last
year and that because of the extremely low rates
at which last year the railroads did the business is
a delusion The Railroad Gazette prints q table Oh
the monthly shipments for four years (which Is
snbioined) which shows that only i'll the months OF
January, February and September of this year
has the tonnage amounted TO as much
as it did on the same months OF 1850.
The months of January and February
of this year. when the railroads rates were at their
lowest. show gain of 2l7,045 tons over the ton
mage for the two months of 1850 and gain OF
rs 761 tons over the tonnage of the two months oil
1881 1t was only in April. 1881, that the cutting
of rates began. The gain for September this year,
over September, 1880, is only 1892 tons The
actual railway rates for freight in 1850 were
greater than the nominal rates of this year.
For the nine months ending with September the
Chicago shipments for four successive years have
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-18
COTTON mARKETs-gY rELEqpsps

IavRRPOot, Oct. H. -l2ssO o. m-cott0p dnn A.,
dung Upands. 6sd; do Orleans, 40 sales OjO b.lshit
745O bales including 100 bales American neip.s
lands Low NJ d1nng clause October delivery ga a ~
6Iseid; do. November and December delivery GA ss
6IssId do. December and January delivery Go.d Ass
6l2sad do January and February delivery. co. 80
G2std do February and March delivery 6n.d ~
dc March Apiii delivery 6hssd: do Xynl and yys
delivery, G5sad also 6Sc4d DO MAY and tune delsvaT
67aadi also 6ss1d June and July delivery az
also G22c4d; do July ana August delivery. Gz2d Fu,a
firm. aisf
LIVERPOOL Oct l7.-l3O D. observation-disclosures n.
Cosid DO october and November delivery clad az ssss
and July delivery, bzle4d ~"'
LVgRPooL. oct 1920 p mcotton,- Futures Un,.,.
Low Midding clause January and February delivery i
do May and June delivery. 6issad. - V'~a
LIVERPOOL, oct l7-J:0O .. Injection Fnures-url.rs.
Low Middhng clause. October delivery GS a. October ~
November delivery 6iss4d also 5ss.d do Noyemler ~
December delivery, ald. 10 December Janaarv
cry 6sad also 6iofd 40 January and February deive
June delivery 6H9id, Futures closed quiet
LIVERPOOL oct 1880 D. m.-C0ttOn-Ihe safes Of IA.
day Included $3.50 bates American. y"
AUGUSTA OCT. l7-CottoE duE MiGdnug. loo; .9w Ma
ding $50. GOOD Ordinary. 92 receipts 1856 bales sss
l,6Tl Dacs. -
CHARLESTON. oct. 17.-Cotton irn. Mddnnr iOs,alos,
Low MiddIng, lOfc.; GOOD Ordinary. lOc, net reeer.
4,2Sl bales gross 4,2sl bales: sales 1000 bsles s,cS
20 100 bales.
GALVESTON Oct l7.-Cotton QUIET MidflBs iol.
Low Midding l0iqc Good Ordinary, l0c.; rceepss
6l3 bales; gross 7ll bales exports b. the Continual
MEMPHIs oct l7.--Cottop qmet AInainDg lOsa fov
AiddlDg. lOasc; Good Ordinary. 99sc; net reesns
322O baes' gross 3,22o bales; shipments 800 bales sss
NEw.ORLEASs, Oct l7.-cOtton easy aiddns io,s
1904 bales: 1921 bales; sales 5000 bales Ia,
evening $50 bales; stock, 1872 6o3 bales :"
SAVANNAH. Oct l7.toTr0n steady; MGdnng. lDise rov
Middhng. Zoe; dood Ordinary, Siso. net receipts T7ls
bales sales, $500 bales last evening 2sOO bales sSos.
7O,0l7 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-18


fairy active closing weak a. decline Of q
points sales lCS6oY Daes ~ Prices padmoesO6er 1922
Gl0S1 NGvepe peaT9aT 81 Maze
ioSsSi Los hpr. iiOaILi6 May, iI9Gii2e JuSe,
Closing prices Tor eonlracts~0ciobeI i0S9SIG9O Soyem
February, 1851 March, 1855 aiob6 april li.os %;
May June iSG order 1890
DRUGS, eta steady JoDying tade vas Tep4r'ea, ana
i n s snsh o srrot &5@5oe1 German do rs Soc;
oS Ssh Spsn @ sal so 81 10 sieihng Pow
der u l22aSl 10 Causc soda. rs IL % CO., Morphine,
lots Quinne 81 10 ion domestic - 20 Frenchsl s5a$ 30
Tor German ia ea1s eheIas Potash for cry
s@ ye 49s AeOs ~ e Texas snake BOOT 2@
or sS1hen Sinseng =, 9q37 L. according to size and
little a62c OH Peppermint TN 81 40as2 co. cs@PGoi,
Fhou ASp Ii LOT less active while
prices generally Were without decided Moderate
Ssnd 1000 Ssls Of which - 66ls, we!e for
s. % 800 66ls No. . 81 5oGS5 10 LOO 16ls sa.
Perhne So Oes4 10 latter an extreme Tor choice Winter
Patent, go 6Dis rIsound a5rra, $40; l4oo
%s Wheat 15 n s,st aRg s5SsS So
s. asa So Good Fancy do, 81 63asG 80, Common 70
- 9 Common 70 Good Extra Round Hoop Ohio slS So
Coed % choee ao - To- co Ye E1sS m
Balsrs Extra s6ss7 so str%sAt % 2SSs7 70; Patent
GOOD 70 Very Choic Family q $685. 90 rstsn. Wisisr
M y s. s5t g. South g ameTica
81 10 MARIE OF closed quiet ..soUThERN FLOUR quiet
ss.dy, sales 3Uu bDls. Common 10 Good Extra, ~ God
g. 81 Good Choioe 50 40ds including BOZ bbls for
eynot - RYE FLOUR unchanged saes, 5o0 bbs su-
I'm vs,9ne a 4uas3 eO.-..BUCKwHEAT FLOUR heavy.
KweTs sales 1000 bags, IS 90 81 80 closing dun
CORN MEAL quet, steady sales 200 b9ls Brandy WING
Al 40: yellow Western quoted ~ l5dSi 70. ..
poiss 2s sp
Ksimi hulk 81 4oaS 90 per Ton oIoand Bone w 9
SO 30 Black $24 f24 90 ton; dissolved
Rome ss s25 so for high grade Phosphate GROUND ROCK
sI2 90 Dry fish scrap $50 90. ...-.
holders here very their views; No l. sl4 3d. No
All bO No g. 30 The from tho Heel are a0 Al
ali Cod quit at 81 90 for Georges aud ~ oD
panE Box Herring firm; Sealed z5c; Medium co., loc.;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-18

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

IoxpoY. Oct. l7-l2:SO p mConSols loIale for money
and lOl5Ie u : bonds. three ana nan
per cent 102 Atlantic Great Western first MORTGAGE
trustees certificates coz; Ncw-IOrk Central 1876 Penn
Central 6js Illinois Central l49If; Reading 81 L.
NewY York. ontario and Western, %. Milwaukee and ST.
Paul common, Ill p 100,
LONDON oct l7l00 m.-Bar SILVER is quoted at ll'tsd
per ounce
LONDON oct. l7-i:0O u. mThe amount OF bullion gone
into Bank OF England on BALANCE TODAY IL A59UOu
LONDON l7-4:OO D m.-P3ris adyices Qunte three
per 81 francs 20 centmes FOR the account
and exchange London at % francs u centlnes Tor
checks.
LONDON Oct 17.-4O0 D. m-Atlantic and Great Western
90: do second, 264
ALL New York, ontario aad Western p
BERLIN oct 1.-THE statement Of the Imperial Bank OF
Germany show increase specie OF S52U 900 MARKS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-18

CHICAGO Oct l7HoGs-Rcceipts. $4,000 head shipments
L. 800 head demand fair market active Arm
Good Mixed sIdsI 90i Heavy ~ 900SS 9o Light " la
81 30; Skips "a S5Ge7 To-
CAT1IE-Receipts 5000 head Ahipments 3 200 head:
market very much unsettled and prices generaUy iOa
lower dood TO Choice shipping % 2O0&6 Fair,
$500 Butchers dull and weeker Common Fair 81 20
80 no. Medium Good So 80 90; stOckes and Feeders
80 2O0tf plentiful SO lower.
~ 5O0t4 90; Americans &4G$3 90
SHREP-Recepts LOO head, shipnents head;
fairly active. good stock stronger Common Fair co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-18

The following table shows the comparative ton
mage of each railroad in the articles named-honr'
grain and professionalism the week ended OCTOBER
IA and the corresponding week of 1881: the TO-
tai shipments from Chicago of flour and grain. ana
the portions of those totals which were carried oy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-18

nrco most OF the business Is in 30 or 100 bag lots at 81
or %S sc%S nna so az very full rates
selling g R c nSsc wanted MSS ana IS Most SH Ike
Beans arriving are MarrowPea variety between
RS s%a zee work SR$ 9 em
az to e IL Is RSS % rule nearer hs
To-day the small Pea Beans are quoted at ~ ana ta
IONS rs Il here Red T me recent rec "a SS
that dgnre is considered extreme Choice Sls would bring
Tsre soup rather Pan IL odeTat ong demand
southern Black Eye more pleaty ana lower E,Gnox
prime iss5 .as2 10 PRIME R lsss 500 sees
1882, .........: 80 $40 small choice aoo0
10 Yssia 2sos 2s5 Do Marrow Pea %
nc ShS Ss ss 5000 30 G rsen Pe SG
choice 1881. "a 90 Green Peas 1891 14o@ DO
scod,'...-..... 22o0 81 per . bush bag 1000 '''
Receipts for the week. 20 995 pEgs 29504 pkgs
corresponding week last year SSa6 Pkgs ExpP rss obe
But ter though slight increase not excessive
HnS the @ak qI h susS ass rs Sns and
increase In the invoices OF stock TO arrive ts %JeA
today 10 start boom based on the the Egn mar
ss sa y RdS% d the vii be- judging
genera COM on S 1 c az Vanced above 80 10
SIC has the movement been entirely nalthy no tbs nm
ply seemed 70 be rather gh but N raising prices dhe gos
certainly not encouraging JObbers who only the
Fancy quality followed the advance but bought igny a
sympathetic Of tho medium grades
thTong many buyers on to Oleomargane Butterne etc
that While Fancy grades have demand about eqna
m ne supply rule extremely ana only salaDo
at concession. Fancy state and Zig Creamery is JoDDg
35o only few special marks az jc MOST on one
reaching 3ic though gOOlS
are selling at Sc choice quality sc June Creamery
has had rather demand the best OF the state Os WORK
ing a3lc and Western at 20c Sweet Cream cream
err ought to bring cost but II Is very difficult to
do any busn small way, above SIC Few fresh
State dairy 6rkn tubs ard pals arriving and meet
with really SIC for choice invoices and 32d 35c Tor
selections Of occasional Fancy Delaware County
entire dairy Of hrkns selling nj 1c but most OF tne aes o
choice 20 SOC, with good lots at $50 fne
Imitation Creamery IL IL lght supply ana saaDe P
10 selected lines Of dairy also sell promptly
though supply Of dairy affecting the demand
some invoices bring 23c II fine Scarcely
anything doing Factory receipts light but there ID no
export outlet and very little local trade
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-18

Medium to Good s3 60asi 2Ji Choice b Extra 81 ana
EAST LIBERTY Penn, Oct. ~ , cATrE Ieeslrrs ~
head market slow prices shade 81 rom yesteray 's
H0Gs-Receipts l, 400 head; market SLOW: Pbifsds,As
81 50GsS ~ Baltipores, - 25Gso 90 YoFksrs o. sss -
Oras3ers. sc jO6s7 y 's' 20.
SHIP -ecepts 5000 head; market fair a. ye.,.,a,,.
prices. ''"sfe
menis hone; supply very light not being near equal ~
demand prices firm, Butchers Efeers rOd readily hi -
81 20 for Fair 10 Good Native Cows elirrs III "
- 5O Grass Texans 80 J0ubf zJ StOfkefs a. ~ ~
Feeders 50 5On&f; Light Native Shipping stees e<s
~ ~; no Heavy offered ''>ss
SIEEP- Receipts. $500 head; shipments 2 500 he,t -.
fet quiet and unchanged; Medium to Best Mgtto. xs
~ 70. "' 80
HoGs-Recepts 1000 heal; shipments. none MAKE, a.,
demand very .nits Lght shpag "a 40 Mixei Psst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-18

Receipts for the week 0250 bales last week 1885 bales
Exports for the week. 3042 bales; imports, SS bales.
Market rather quiet bat there IA strong CONFIDENT feeling on
OF The principal holders Tho movement however,
has been gey speculative and ul 10 DO expected
be procured and AZ the moment not dis
posed There disposition wait
ana what the heavy shipments viii have the
English market brewers a have sufficient stock
for he present conne their purchases mainly TO small
lois in which they bargain Advices from the
country report stronger market than have here
7Oc general king for choice gowthA Nothing
OF Importance la the foreign mail adyiccs.
slate Choice 1882 60 20 Do choice 1881 90 SO
good prime 1896 o. Do good TO prime ssl ~ 81
Do fair 1882 60 49, Do. poor 10 mr 1881 ..5506l
POULTRY GAME
Only two half Western received yesterday
10 day and kinds doing better. few large Jersey
hckens are reaching l7o hut lOc IL the ruling for
local and Western Nearby Fowls sold at f5c aud
inral nj lac Turkeys aud higher. Ducks selling
fairly At the pcea Prime Geese decidedly higher
and fm. Pigeons slow at 20 d30c. per pair.
pladephia Picked Chickens In moderate supply
iigl state and Western Scalded u
fall Inquiry Dressed Fowls steady
In ON moderate demand choice Ducks sell readily, but
ferior qua dull Very Geese Offering there
lots some western old arrive, but
sell very slowly and at low prices. squads steady.
wild Ducks and wanted prices have advanced
and rule Choice los of Partridge Woooock and
Grouse are In good demand aud steady snpe and Pl0sor
frm venison rather pener, and dealers generally we'll
supplied prices easier.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-18
wnoLEsALEpRIcEs OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
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State Beans In better supply Large lines
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