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New-York tribune., 1884-10-14
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Oct. 12.-The markets opened
lower all around this morning. The condition OF the
corn deal still remains shrouded in mystery There are
plenty Of men who claim that they have inside informa
ton on the subject but their versions of the atne oi
the manipulators vary widely. Some persons claim
that the clique is out Of while others hold at
they are waiting to get better hold. The market
drorpcd of 10 of cent this morning. ana the
brokers were not buying II is considered that they VIII
down to 77l2 Hutchinson was buying, ana
Connselman and local d" scalpcrs " were selling. noE
products were unclaimed from saturdays prices. Inc
receipts of Crain this morning. were 6' cars winter
wheat 932 spring wheat 1pi corn. 1J2 oats. p rye ana
g3 of barley. By canal 1000 bushels OF corn arrived
The grain markets felt the influence OF the ONO
election. ard fluctuations were wiinin the marrow csl
possible range "Shorts" I'm wheat were buying ha'k'
fearing an advance after the announcement oi the result
i'm Ohio II expected that the visible supply statement
will tomorrow show heavy increase In wheat ana dc-
crease and oats Al p M ihe market closed at
thc following figures for the November option: Nnca
7Oiq cents: coru 523, cents; oats 27e cents; lhrd'
81 22L Octcber closed at jGl2 cents ana January
porK ut SI9 % Al $50 y. M the afternoon session
closed ~ the following figures for November; Wheat
7Bb cens corn 53la cents; outs 21l- cent, -hol lp.
- 30 October corn sold ut 557s cents.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-14
FRAGMENTS OF LEGAL NEWS.

Samuel b. H. ancP, one OF lnt NoiiIIlH>loH-
r., hearing tcinOny regarding the advisabiity of al
hitting the Broadway Surface Railroad Company mo
proadwav made affidavit yesterday before the Gencra
u I'm OF the supreme Court that be no longer inter
eted in the Blocker street and Fulton Terry Railroad
Company. This made in answer l"
,to charge Of Osborn T. Blight. in behalf
ol the Broadway surface Railroad company
,lt fr Vance wa interested IN the other corporation
missioner .Further argument Wa made iof ihc HfoI
luent OF q new Commission, and the healh5 was d"
iaurned until Thursday. -, c.
rerior Court TO compel Matthew !. Oiourke It's former
general manager 10 deliver up the books OF the cGfPo
lion which he has refused 70 surrender Nj i"Ii nj
s that dissc>iOns arose between certain stockholders
of tine company and the president and that hc hOlds the
book, Tor their benefit He also retains me bo"RH ne
decar,s lien for salary dUc. Juu.e norman IT,
ser, cd hi- dee sion yesterday in the s0ntrONcF>N 80
The Liabilities OF Charles y. Buldctt ana samuel -.
Pond a. copartneIs in The commission business r. 30
ia WateT-st are S3Oj, le7 80 nominal asse - so
sG7 10: actual Sl535S3 90 The individual Indebted
nes- of Mr. Burictt is -l9E1IG; thc uomIdI '>Nrl',
Sil4lgO 50; actual, $l@l,671 ~. NE fgh GW''
$ll4s9l -; his nominal assets are fVl'I'' o' "''"
John " Hanerscy and William spegler, the butler
IN I9n- Ianor-l.y family, wer" witnesses Nts tiu"
in The Hmnsrscy will contest The butler tcsiihcd dl
IOui- Hamcfscy appeared 10 DE under hl> wifcs III
fuence.
Aremus IT. Holmes The lawyer has appealed to me
Supreme Court with the charge that David II. M"lat
ir induced him 1879 To invest In Little M 3nf- WIN
ing stock 10 the amount of 600 shares. for when hc aN
h. paid Sl3--> 81 Mr. Holmes declares thai hr Was tu
a. believe thai - IN PLAIN >lgh III tlc
mine and that all the would "pan out lht"
S5OO00OO at least Mr.. Holmes now says tnat ne Wa-
deudcd that the stock j. worth only Dtty cents >lrc
and he wishes al his money back. An inquest wa, taheh
yesterday in the supreme Court before eJu'uc" iaNf'n
who ordered "a ict OF @ll. 7J2 90 Tor the lawyer Mr
Home joined J. f. Chaf In his suit a. partner ~ MI
Monay', aud having confirmed the representations
New-York tribune., 1884-10-14


nrrruo. oct ig-Crn, necslp' tullr goo 'ietl oli
fu tar head fur ane time ll'f week w"
head gncl through. "a raf1 naritf hsh'l n ~ ~
Unoi tn ,e steers ~ Iudti TO- Htechr' ahd f'eiers
~ tdfi - ... ..-..,,.. ,.
ssep ripts TO-DAY 1nn heai triu r venf 'hr' sr
ud has, tinr iss vpsh - 'N leih 'nnafh'1
through uatkp ln ani rrrhahesl M'ihm ~ "oe v
q r1dFi T1 Nnnn,la Lambs a. ~ . ~ 10. . 49, 49,.
Hogs-ue tlIaf a7inhptl iuiAi iuf-rNf Ns ~
tinli neat frt sana fiinH laH wees lyNhn Nnfh ,Hl
aligned fhut4h iaittt al'lfr hnh MslNl NWnl W
anp Soisns o. iua % 90 hni,hsia uises " ipHe''
',hei,laa u,t Ia ~ h,te's jipfah fepu,is hegs
nrt,inr 4u unn ltai slip nunia 1ll zee nstse N,aA
sud inn lnwti Hnuah fartue a. n Nf ~ .IHus,Hf
snd snyp,a. 81 0atl ~ igh Fia1gta la, HAipa ~ ID
az ,,., 49,.
d.i.- Ne epts 5000 he id shPpanl, iola he" mar
t,t MIA D. ,buit itAlas tt duA D. ul huh t1 'hults
hhipn,ny ~ iharh 90. common 10 hnhan Ff""Nf' "o'
bisss itsanH, 81 iOdftWn ,,.rL., Ann.
hhsse-iseeeip,s. .ouoi slpmeh. HHf on IN 49," nt !.
infsuur 10 tuE ~ iOati ~ Nahum ~ ,tnSh st AZ,
srA 70 cho u nrIa ti7hdi 70 L'mp' p'' "e" " wv
~ 90 fet2s sheep .. lnatiub ,no .h,nm.nts
~ loul. oct 10 -tanis- hecepIs ton M,pmsn, men,
Loo, market steady, Exports 81 tnat 90 no9n y" %
shipping - -uath Au Common 10 Medium " %"
Grass Natives. si0Js tt 90 Grass lef'n' " ~"
- 20 .,-...o. % us
~ 90 IaiT TO Choice ~ 20 d,i 20 i"nuA v ~
Rscan,s gaoo .hipment. 400 market Inactive
York,s ~ 91a s5 20. P4ckns "a pOatD TO- hea'y ~
New-York tribune., 1884-10-14
cntrns MArntts-nY fttranAflL

tttrtrnut. tut ~ tsau elton duii Mddint
trieeis II iNl dn Mmilihs utitaus q ~ lNli safes
i ,iU naips nrudps upp balss ut srnrnlapn snl -
pti ,nrtirts huhn rhtutps dnei trshda lgv MhNi NihH
,suss tltrhui delivery m nii ssn auHid alsH H
nld ssn tdia n i,intei aHd November dAiivrist q
M aid ssn lnHii 40 Autsmtti sih eftmhri ,ifrir
kei,.d slse eia 80 ,e,sesf, ap1 isnsa. 1ss,,
aUusd also 80 uiu da trhiHsff ahh Match ,leiNNlt J
sa6idi ssa bil.tldiI ds, hsfth and Ann islteif .
is0ad alsi ibuAd 40 Ariii anh Mas dui''tp oSNniHi
do Mas ahd Inss hsiiNnIi nahin -o. 49,
fendtls o dsiNaies al iOdiY clearing we're sou bales
dos tei aud ltlu baits Old docket . .
p nc tVtou-ihe Quotations 1f American cotton nave
all deoiined l.lud Aidng upiands, oSsi do orleans
IN -Cotton- sales of The ia, included 1900 bale.
American, tuiuIes quiet tplands Low Mdding clause
October delivery idbid sellers do October aud N0vem
delivery a6ntd buyers do November and December
devry iB64d sellers do Decebor aud January delivery
8 I,.Gid buyers do January and February delivery,
SG04d vauci do February and March delivery 4gb+d
DO April and MAY delivery 81 cd. value do May ana
Jupe delivery. 54.Osd. BUYERS
s. n nj ottop- FUTURES closed dull upands Low Mia
ai,pr eanse Uqoner aeivery 356+d buyers DO october
sna SovsmSer dsivery sJeid sellers November and
Desember delivery 5bO4d selers do December and Jabu
ary delivery 0ld. buyers do January and tebruay
de very 3ggzd vslne do February snd March delivery
b4g.,4d buyers do. March and April delivery -1td
ssrrs do pi and delivery 6OOid Sellers do Nay
and June delivery, tsG.d sellers ,,,,,, nj. -, A..
Oct. IL. Cotton weak Mhlilht 10 Low Alo
ding. iOi 0ood Ordinary t1 net ierelpa S'ts, bales
ports Costwise bales sales, $50 oafs stock to2oi
SxvAxxAB Oct i3--Cotton DUH MiddlnE GA Low Md
ding yf Good Ordinary y net receipts ioVo paes sio.,
1904 bales knpors Coast wise so bse- sses soo pae'
last evening. 800 DaesI stock, ,l,54I bales ~. -
NEw-ORiLASA oct lJ.-tOtt0n wsasi MidilinS w Low
Middling ale Good ordinary oil net recepf ~ bpl
bales Continent 1850 bales sales $500 bales stock
1898 hsieA
New-York tribune., 1884-10-14
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NEM.YORK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NEW-IORk DEALlNGS.
NEw-YoRK. Oct 13
With the exception of corn the stock OF gram
IN store in NcwYork OH October IL shows considerable
increase from the figures October The statement Is
a. follows: Wheat. 6.47lO an increase from
the preceding week Of 646,l41 bushels; corn
6443se. a decrease Of s3,711 bushels; oats,
1O9s 795, an increase Of 144.45O bushels
total grain s,ol4231; Increase Of 706ssO bushels
The receipts OF grain here and at the West were larger
than Saturday the grain being confined TO wheat anu
oats. -,
Dulncss ruled the grain markets to-day and the deal,
and decided weakness Of wheat Spectators for the
p'"S for Wheat upon and the heavy receipts and
light export trade tend to induce selling Yet the pic
market appears TO fall of It's weight and not from
bcarsh pressure. Foreign advices reported the
markets barely steady and The london Econom@ taxes
rather depressing view of the grain situation as icgus
from the lowest prices of the day, but maj
prices show losses from Saturday ,oi
13sali % cent these figures November. soie De-
cembcr IS January. 9O and February VI cent oii
lar hut finally closed at gains of d H for the year op
tions and unchanged for January and down % Tor feD
ruary The advances were made In the face OF lower
Chicago markets Last prices were: me:omhey or
"a january 49a. and February 49is cents Oats were
quiet and easier. closing at 32fcr October 80 Tor
November and 33aa cents for December options Inc
provision markets were sluggish and lard decided TO-
and cents respcctvey 10 81 65 for October options,
81 55 for November and 81 AZ for December.
AT the four principal seabOard ports the arrivals oi
grain were Wheat. 394 ls5 corn: 63.6Go oats Ioo-
FOG total grain 6jd 55I bushels -four. 1855 barrels
The receipts at Chicago, Milwaukee and st Louis We're
Wheat. 263.955 corn, 125.967 oats, l62'34o to'ai
grain, 552 .262 bushels -four, 32,so barrels
New-York tribune., 1884-10-14
CLOSING PRICES or PHILADELPHIA si"'hf'
Reported by Jous H. DAVIS Il Co, Il Walls.
NlnynAY.n l2-r- y.

MONDAY, - 2. l3-T y.
To- day stock ESchanco markets de- coped Eo change
IN tioir general character from what II hss Deeh io'
,,l ,r.er-. 4. on saturday, prices voie depressed
d. q VOL disseminated idea that tomorr"wa ONO c''c-
ZION viii ra.,un only small Ecpubcan majority So 10
day hotter appreciation NJ the probabilities impaired
firm tone ,o t,c marbet- Many of the op'r tors who on
-sturd. were sellers OF stock to-day were buyers and
at ficner G-u.s than those at which th'y bad sold
The stock market opened t.ry tame and in some In
stances prices in the carly dealings vent lower
than saturdays last figures. bu- there was
n continuous moderate DE- anc with frequent
fluctuations II was not ,il sftor midday nat The dis
ro,ion toward un appreciation mad, any marked i'm
preston on value, but after hat 'hc advances we're
general as wcu os material. or 'oui-c. it was few
stocks that led the upward mot nmcnt and "a usual four
stecj. fugishc6 moro than onehih Of The days whole
business iu share Union Pacific which carly sold At
55i with 100 shares. to and closed at -. Nor h
Western early sold at s92 II rose 70 81 and ended
a gO7. after sales ol - 100 shares 81 Paul eay sold
at 7~5- II rose -0 and closed ~ 79- after sales Of
. 600 shares aud Delaware. Lackavanna and Ncstern
which carly lined y per cent 10 luji2 aitefvaid sod
up to 1854 1Ujlq. Delaware and Hudson was dun a.
4faa-iIe and Central of v wJersoy alter decline u
l. to 49, ended ut i5ia and Reading, ater de line from
23s to 21l2 recovered to 22@ The remainder Of Tie
market was simply follower afer The movements #
the stock already named. anl nearly all othtf
stocks record some advance on saturday r.
last figures There. nothing absolutely new from
any quarter the railway world The larg 'ntag's
Of dead rcghts carried by tho Vanderbilt roads out of
Chicago lat week explained, unofi,Iay. and pr-
haps onciousy to be The result of old contracts mad"
at the low rates before tho restoring order issued
There is nu known change the situation of the pas
.cngrr ane and $40 further cuts are repor"d bn' the
sale IN this city hy the Baltimore and Ohio company NJ
tickets by the West shore and the Grand Trunk Ines for
connection with the Baltimore aud ohio ne lfty mil's
west ~ To,du may have SOME undet oopo slguih, ancc
The market ,used steady
only small business was dour I'm Government hords
but the tome " the mai't hnn'r ard the hide fni
the A. wcfe advanced spei cent Annexed mo ihe
closing quotations
New-York tribune., 1884-10-14
MR.. srARN MAKES GRAVE CHARGES.

John H. Starn asserts that his oncr OF
900 and five per cent Of the gross receipts ior he
staten Island ferry privileges will amount 10 more IN
i ash tban viii the offer Of the staten Island Rapid
rran. Railroad Company Of $4,000 and seventeen ana
a half per cent Tie for this, Mr. sarin says Is
that the railroad corporation intends 20 shift large part
~ the business the boat running 10 the south side OF
'he island that seventeen and haf per cent o What
would he left would equal Mt starins hNe per cent
ON 'he original basis Therefore Mr. starin has entered
1be supreme Court and charges bad faith upon his rival
He also -ays that the Commissioners of the SINKING fud
have execute the leases Illegally, that they had no means
M determining the relative size Of his bid and that OF i-
ropotifor aud charges finally that the Common o"uncil
As NOT sane ctoned the leases To the Rapid transit 3-
many A. il should do and that the clerk OF the Board mas
iOf affixed the city seal To The leases required h} law
Mr. S9rn therefore asks that the leases DE declared OF no
earthly Use 20 hi rivad wishes an injunction lioM le
t0nli In accordance with his declarations.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-14
THE COURTS.
. crit AGAINST RECEIVER DAVIES.

Ac,o,-s prrwErN THE GARRISON ESTATE
eoA AND GRANT WARD.
, II Smith g. Co. have begun a suit IN the
Do - court against Julien T. Davies, as the receiver
snr'e ward John T. Terry, as the assignee on =. n
Of CRU" ,, shoe and Leather National Bank, the Cen
a,,oral Bank Walter s. Johnson as 'he ieoei'o,
u" ,,arue National Bank, and others Inc nrn . y "
'e last they loaned Commodore Garrison Sso'vO
70 o~urity Of eighty first mortgage pohos oi 'no
upon - and Lake Erie Railroad Company, each worm
Wbeea's e. ya,ue. The eighty were part OF Ion OF
Sl"~' 20 s,op nv Mr. Garrison to Grant q Ward IN
go eohos a note 5000 given ny MN On ~
April '. loan Of that sum by Grant q Waru;
count o o5h Co say, were rehyp0thccatcu "! NlI.
ho with the exception oi Two OF uncS y, The note
ISae, on & Co became due In OCTOBER belofc tna -. ~
OF necessary to return the 200 ponas III ta 20
becane nv note Receiver Davies therefore hppneu W
roeourt and obtained an oiuer appointing ~ mo,es and
Naona II 70 collect the note and surrender 'he
bends. ,r-- r.fused TO nay the note, and the bank
Asssun, ,he ho1ds Mr.. Terry's refusal was Daseu o u
retainer s ,ha $50 900 was due the Garrison estate
coan rant Ward. Smith d CO. say that ,n,r I MN
fron o, off agnnst the note, the balance, Ti2o'oV
were &C. loss tan the money secured ny tine pohus A
Sr are other complications smite I nn, and bonds
si' ~ a,og Ia collect the note and sell the Donus "u W
APisnt any loaners of money on the Dohu iion s''e
them. 49,, o,o tho statement i'm their affidavit that
estate large enough TO pay an dh ,
the 6arr a,-n leaving balance OF S2.OCOOoo shoulu
tos he rendered in favor OF Peter MOTIF:
a,,ainSt Commodore Carlson tnc csta.c
h NJ only to pay off the preferred cieul,ols, @
b. s'nole would receive only aoOut one thu
wv ir claims For this reason smith q ~ uo'io "
o. % III ln'tr me 5000 600 note collected at once.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-14
wAsF.F. TAYLOR's BODY BURIEDf
=. . ro THE IDENTITY OF THE BODY SENT
HERE FROM NIAGARA.
found in the

IT., ;aent;tv of the body found in the
- ,,ivor on september l5 and thought to be that
- ,,,cis + Taylor the stationer of No oil Exchahge
o who disappeared from this city In the hrst part o
,o,her has been questioned in the surrogate Court
- contest over Mr.. Taylors will. On September 10
- ,r,s f,ud in the Niagara River. and was supposed
- No that Of Mr. Taylor Two gold buttons, with the mi
smFF r." ard collar were also found. The body
,ra cont here and was taken to st. Ignaiuss Church
h.,oit was viewed by c. +. Hemma and +. NJ Under
IN the executor of Mr.. Tayloi's Will The Will was
I'D peceu,bcr 81 s74 ana in it the testaor left his
uroncrty 10 h- wife, Virginia c. Taylor instructng her
% nro,idc for their two children or our children as
,hcdocumcnt read one of these died, the surviving
child being Eliza Taylor
The will was offered TO probate on September -
c.orco T. Iangbein. appointed by surrogate holhl
ncets guardian Eliza Taylor objected to the probate
On The ground that the identity & ol une eIayy pIoy
bad moi beon proved. Mr.. Hemma testified yest h,N
mat he had recognized the body as that OF MI lhy1
,,u The general formation o the upper part Oi tc nedu
liz eoud not say positively that he recognized INC l
nor did he observe any musiachc, ahoNgh Mr LAY ~,
bsd worn a mustache and goatcc. Mr. lndcrhill snlu
h,t he recognized the contour of the head hut coud ho
S h,iher there was any hair on II. He could not see
a,y ewes and lid not notice nustache. Nf. s'o'Ni
WHO r,prcscntcd Mrs. Taylor. thought that thcfe wa
MIR TAYLOR had undoubtedly found ground Tor hs "s, III
financial troubles and had often Threatened sn'u ",
ivlor he said felt confident that she had buried VI,
niy of her husband The estate, the counsel sal W9nu
,rokoly not nay more than twenty cents on thc hoHa
IN, Surrogate reserved his decision
New-York tribune., 1884-10-14
1ota bush. sii5.e4l 7,7o&sl4 iils98-o. 4,ssl,os3


HAY AND sTRAw-R.certs OF Hay hsse continue +!
large s dcGan!s lsh' ana 'e5 ~ Dnyrrs n,T' @ st
alg o. meium sIa9e PTno oI5a Io Sednm n0 to Pne
Hay. 75asoc To- CT Mi1ca q; a5c dn mac s9 20@ g.
49, fWirr7 0si4GG5 e.
'IoPST6e pcsi,ion look, tHe better for lor. The
lon,3d3 have IN cd both IRON brewers and l0rtcrs
ir1m the utr Or come tcp.Hso uor' H' - -" ~,
Siaie sSts arc nov l. a2-cj lcilngs I'a2'c' fa'Ac
iAfs-Scs is vere made on change Pig Iron was
dun and uonny l'hansr COPPER as uiil anu ca e
tlou-h without mai,d - ne L,al al api'i , ~, e i@ ~
iMGilAs-Es-DaiL Neworcars. fair to prime s5aioca
S1v&L confined a and WI w1tcs' ,s . 5c9
~ -juti.3 .3Ji f. l3laLIi p all'a 422i g. l.1oq
5 J. lT'SI5 l. s'sI25 4 80 s9ii. r@
Rn,Ilae w1- sry also i,y an i,9 p,,e & ad m ange
has isr obgs f d a. ,,soo.cad ts se
9e'agy T saa c elps Tsde IaR Menaen saltea
PROV sYUNNs-PoRK-pe irom shippers s unlmpor
tani ini yer SLACK otherwise prces ere weak ana wLo
nopinal IN absence Of mater iitdng 10 .l'y5 pamly
Niece at si7Gtis, clear Back sisd 10 ,tra Prime
40 60 BEtt has not yptei sine onr last VIZ ,nn
rsis sni ss % u terces plate zee tigsFis Family
AnS oo s 1 S",'in epd be,embe, s tete= pil,
sad.ps @ p'ss,, iI'g'e gs,s. ] sy.,se p .sfr
a. co,es Hl peiles % -, o f,.le h.a' ,ls,,,
@s """ P,s's as1s aSd @e shoulders. Dees@ie
s.s tsna,s s rS'e 4. '''"i , fs1'a f21sa sSGo,s
p'p'Hff'i spH iisn,s 'i,siysai Hmptei Hhoamsfs ~
aaa, aWotpi nsN' - iip,',mN NipuLta- -nn egl
hsauniBg Long ihai ~ NrN N'Ih ph"'tl p-,i Ni
Nrsiep delivery aohf "', . ana ''E.lt ',s, sss
Ano 40 inwsr snd ices stNe. tiy iioa'Y io iaht
i,ei a. rpGsctine tho West The operations brus. :
nonts AZ the ou,et sadng moieale bnsntss aud clos
ng With Tho nsie uHures ming weak .po lots aIe offered
.vst auoied sOci sales l. 900 tos October, 90 100,
i9s"e closing 7abdT6ic, 42iO tcs Drotmber ii5
bOc closing 7iSal A5o. 400 tcs January 1917 80,
closing Tiba7t7ci a,O1 tea February Ieta l.Sse
Soc. south American. buTrEk Az tILhsh nave
not varied Tor the day EoHA shade higher and W lar
demand state, % 25a25c.i Western 2asa4Hci ,anAaiAn
RICE-There was q moderate business A. about steady
prices Domestic 4ddSc. Rangoon " dtsc,.., ,,.
sTEAKlNE-Dull and prices more OF iss' "oh'"'" wy
quOted at SAC. and Oleo margarine Az srS p.,. m.
su0AIl-ltaw dull and nominaly uncnahgen rsH W. wv,
nnipy 4Ac; sales Of 500 hhds Ens lsh lsshs Sc shu
900 hhds Centrifugal 90 10 Phane phia on ms
Options London came urn ~ lis m ior iy
fair Muscovao Mr chts estimate o' tue beet itoot crop
o6cI tubes Bc owdered6 90 isc Granniated I.loc
Nonld "a SLc; Confectionery A." ls.lte. standar'
"a" 6a-c., 0n"A 5tci White Extra @ osci EiuA
"C.s abi.c; "C"ls d4fci Yellow sG4ec. 49,, -.
TALLOW-Quict and steadily he'd. PIino CITY quoted al
Sales 1900 lDs &c oss. $4,000 III. Jspan sold for
March III ac october, i6td IL iac.i November IVY q
2uLe December. eUd207,c.; January, 2Os a2 Sci feo
rusry u 2ci March. 2lhe22c bid and asked Sfeeu
~ u%TIohxtC0"Kentucky dull and weak. and to great
sxtelt 20 nhds Na fsr December sold ~ SNH
New-York tribune., 1884-10-14
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Rirer, Vessels aud Railroads.
s ETW-YOPK Oct 13 SSl.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

CoFFEE-Rio dull at l0.c. for Fair Old or New. No
sales. Options dull and cosed brely steady sales Goo
bags closing foows October 8459a50 November S25
az SO December SS5; January. SS0aSa0 February
So MARCH, $40 9sA5; April s.45d $50 May. $40
$3.50 June $50 4S IS bid and asked Mild grades quiet
prices great extent nominal sales % 100 bags
Of Savana 40 Central American private terms MT
James w Phyfe has returned from Europe aftei three
months trip looking well Mr Louis seigsbury also
returned from Europe to-day. -
COTTOSspot Cotton was dul ana weak but withoni qe
change 7jG bales (SO saturday evening, all
for consumption. Delivered contracts. loo bales ks
cepts ports to-day. 504s9 bales agaisnt ai5 bale,
This day last week and 80 OiG last Since september
l. 7O7 l34 bales against 745036 period last yoar
according to the American Classification ar'
New-York tribune., 1884-10-14

IrIRpoo oct i3-proV lsinns Bacon cumpetl ".
4ps Od3 Long Coar uiGlles. ~. % short tea M e !.
h8s I'd -hoIt lupa ,A, shoulders, Js Va pr ~.
Bcef-9ss Od FOR EXTl Indian Moss PRIME Me- rs.,srn
PoTk- Prime Mess Ts 81 per phL. rIlmc Mrss
7Gs Western. ibis Lard American $50 VII Iiime ~
en. .9.. Lard on 40. od Hans-inns ~. ~ re-
Shoulders. BUTTER Ui- pr Cs for n"' .hte,
1heeseAmericsn choice, 1js 6i Wheat-hea wess.n .n
snripg Ia ID dts "a tied Writer 6slnd ~ On per ecu
rs So -pfinr 7l Scw Western Wnt.r o., ~ ne" g
Mixed essrn Jisd california No ], - -ua = oI
Tal,roru,a 10 y i..ll ~ ~ pr Genital turn-M,iei
nd b Iil do Ne 81 - III y per c'ntH Ptodnce-spii,'
al fTaueuiiue Isl, ui do. at London, lis oi perry T.
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