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ans. Tls sisse y fallins. saA 4 =
fooRy and raining.
rs eases 90 Caars.
CArDo. H.. Feb. ll.-Tbere vas a
neavy log over the river and eity all
Iorsooon- The weather 10 mild and the
nvee il rising half an inch an hour.
'As AeopAss-
AUrHD. Tenn, Feb. 1.-The river
mere sAis afeernoon ~ 2 0selcck attained
81 Feet ON IN" Rse~. when is two feet
below the drnaer line, and CONTINUES
rlsinR at the rate Of 8 inches daily. II
nss gone over the banks both ab.ve aud
oeiov here in two placrs, but % far no
osma9e bias beeu done. II will take
two feet additional rise before trouble
IN the bottoms will begin. A general
suppression prevails among steamboat
men nat ths Hisassippi valley viii not
De saoHoe 70 sesiOus inapdstions
A. Marietta.
MAArE1rA, o.. Feb. 1.-THE water ID
reseding rapidly. and was one foot 90
the Court house door At = O'Clock last
night. There ID NO telegraph or mil
road o0r- muntcation The brSd00
across the nuskineum are both eone.
No lives have been lost here.
~ 1ouesv1Doe.
LOUISVILLE fKy.). Feb. Him.
u hiss bssn raining hsrs almost con-
SANITY sincs Sunday noon. The
veatheF has moderated and Il II still
drilling. The river roe i've inches
last night, and II nov rising three
fou.tss u an inch an hour, with Il feet
n the canal The water I, within one
and a half feet of last yssr's highset
point. 4 hoOd su6ersg. named Adam
frink. on account Of tbs loss of prop
erty. poisoned himself early this morn
ing and will probably die.
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pACIFIC COAST

6AH flamenco, Feb. ll.-Petitjo.s
addrdaDed to the members Of the House
and Senate, requesting their support for
the Postal Telegraph Bill. we're oircu-
lated here today, and already have
large nunser II signatures.
4 Chasa0ss - The Warpash.
Las ANoKLKs, Feb. Yesterds ~
afternoon Chinamau murderoosIy a.
aaultsd Adolph Guiol, barkeeper at the
Brunswick Billiard Hall. The Cbinsr
man bad previously rnade himself OBJ
noxious by playing billiards Yesterday
the balls were taken from him. He
then went outside, secured \ Ratchet
And returned, telling Gui0l 70 tell the
proprietor that no wanted 70 ere him.
A. Guiol passed ont Of the door the
OhipamAn made . desperata bI0w at
Guio.'s head; the latter bad last time to
raise his left arm. which received the
blow, making = severe wound. GuiOl's
eeoapo from instant death WAS almost
miraculoos. Tbs Chiuanan seemed
crazed either BY opium or liquor, and
today he was held over on $500 bail on
the charge Of assault With intent 10
murder. and rsmanded 70 Jail for fur
ther examination. mHs .e HI
Asking for . Change In the 0sur Of
Leavlng.
SAN FRAxcrsCo, Feb. 1.-THE San
FraboiaC0 Clearing House Association
hiss pseaeatsd msmOeial TO the Cen
tral Pacific Railroad Company, 70.
Quasttng that trains be dispatched at 81
.. a. Instead $50 p. M, Is by the pre-
ent schedule.
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A colisy pup belou9iae 70 . shepherd
Of San Antonio, Texas, will put between
1909 and 100 sheep In = pen without
ohasing OF crowding any at them when
psnnina the shesp hs hes 10 work them
dovn = long hill that slope0 20 nat
upou which che pen 10 built
A Saginaw hors fsll sisk owe night
rscsn,ly, aud. brsakin9 oot Of IL sable.
made il way 70 the stable Ut vetsrln-
asy aurceon Who had bsf0re treated HIM
for sickness. The snrgson's stable was
oloaod, and the siok hoess, after stand
ing at the door for hours. died there.
4 rooster recsatly deserted bic native
bAynyard NEAT Warientou, Va. and
vent 70 live in the vo.sds With a lock Of
Wild tufkeyA He erpws - usaN every
morning, and thus his master learns
where the Wild turkeys are, and % y
ahssto havo soast taskDy - cesso . b
wants Il. .A a
Amona John G. Loaa's obiehsus -
Columbia City, Ind, vas = ben VITA
brood Of siphs lisale OoeA her coop
had BEEN raised high sncuRh foe ~ e
paas in and oct by mcana OF . snAii
piscs of board. 4 large owl catered,
and the frightened Asu and hes os0Qo
haseily raa e.. T1s ~ - NJ
against the prop, which fell ana MACS
the owl . prsso0ss. 4
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r q e 4; Ia ~.



PAnm, Feb. ii.--Ls Monde Publishes
Q dispatch appealing for help from tho
French Bishop IN T0BQuin. Il states
that several priests, 70 oateohists and
III Christiaus had been massscrsd, and
LOS nissivu hoosss have been destroyed.
Depisring sAe CesAlsssa eTshe greaeh.
RoMx, Feb. 1.-The Pope has ad-
dressed An Encyclical letter to the
French Bishops deplofinQ the moral and
intellectual condition of various Euro
penn nations, including France. He
will expect the Bishops 81 do their ut
most to remedy the evil.
War u Gavness.
PAlIs, Feb. 1.-THE Figaro statss
that Fl MAhdi's troops have taksn eaDr
ksit. near X lssaIa, aud Ravina. Gsn611
seaport north Of Suakim. English -.
boats have been dispatched ~ shsol H.
Wins.
Thssnas Chesesy Bod.
LoRDoN. Feb. l1.-Th0Daa Chepery,
editor. Of the Tissss since 1877 and
distinguished Oriental scholar, 10 dead
DsaAIaugh Agntu.
IDSDoN. Feb. ll.-Hsnry Labuuohsre,
N NIB n for Northampton. and Thomas
BIs2 member for Morpeth, accom-
panied b adlaugh to the table OF the
HOUSE of Commons today. There Brad
laugh admiuiuistered the oath 70 him
sslf and placed q signed paper on the
table, bowling 40 DO did 90 70 tie
Spss ker. The latter informed Brad
laugh that he had not oonforned to the
rules, and ordered him TO withdraw
r,,tsi HE ~anIuNH haA k,Aa, n<,v,.s .lo poA
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Aas,vAL o. Inn Ax1Do.-1hs sessu-
ship Mckee arrived shAs incoming -
i:tA Bhs had n pAsssoesrs tos saaels'
= fsg rseouna. I'D = fns Olympia. N
- heoannA - tpos freight
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nAsgpRN NEWS


pASgBRN NEWS.
e...r., s.sp<..,s. Of wsrt.
49, OAnnL tPa.) Feb. u:.Insre
1oC aopsnsSon Of work through
- s;uine regions, As rain and
81 -cv ID sabnefFed the work
o 80 4oFs0ass endeavorinR 70
- - nm Streams. In come
s e sas's : i''s 20 to . fest Of
% wall street.
vo.x. Feb. 1l.-6overnsoents
-, az. Railway bonds IN good
s ard generally higher. Stocks
- ar. and higher. Ine auvahce
sd ffeM y TO l yer cent, eus %
~ frs call Oregon and Irai.soon,
1879 md Northern Psclnc PrsferfSc
<S11a ste former seAil.. oon1 ~
10 b9e ard the latter Per
kfn ~. The general iiss Ien on
~ uee opnt. in sympathy. Inc De
- krosRht in heavy buying orders
.vaalabilts, Granger and MISSOURI
s.;es. 4 general advance followed,
~ ~ market closed Il TO ~ per cent.
- Ia Saturday, except Tor canada
sIsSsesn. North Western, hook Island,
.@ and Hudson and Omaha pre-
1 Uhieh are ~ to IL higher.
ezeaesng ussse 9epsst-
~ur. Feb. 1l.-The Post's table,
s-;isd from special dispatches - the
Ssrm tie managers Of tho twenty
tseAino clearing houses in the
n-s1.S 0Ea1ss, gives clesrances for the
~ n,Ain0 On Saturday with percent
Lscmpssisduswi With the cogreSpund-
- e last year, t1.Oe0. 793. 8g4;
ss.s.es. Z. 5: 0utside New York, GAL
SGN: 6ssssase. ID,
GssaG ssuss.
xua err, Feb. 1.-THE United
- Nssuhd intsnds starting tonor-
= sarsing with Fsaak James fer
nAevilIe, Ala
$3.50 3NsssssaasssA sssewsere |
rusM. ~. liz . nth
S6 e 8 seet and rising an inch an |
-. weather, drizzling rain.
M go the river reached &c feet 6 |
80 snd u rising an inch an hour. |
49, from up Licking river are that |
EtIioine rapidly.
~. "a IT,.
s11I1enens Slnoo sno nv. 80 -, Dkn Tue
a T,e :" "a ygnn
1891 Ann'o , n"S uoS
o.U hAM isn N nc ehy;
veseo. soResuoI YIN .uo s vi
nm . Ugly P'.S ": :. .ou'o tun
ire Ne Unp' ".u 10y, oo'snIu eun'
thae vooio % s.n more oaneerous
- man naa u1 cApoIIencou Mss
~ ne un ~. VIM lopoo sD
80 sney. & eA 80 ~ " ms
- - poo.yo 49, ~ eo"ason.
~ moesI "n'Vo IVY uau onco Inos
04~Dse' w vuea ~ ele-
- - = - -. ss.; :o'. - =. 40. . n.ga.
- y sppsas.
~ g.s 'nssed only sofouRn ysstsr-
1891 - vesoS sspp,y 90ases toosy.
19D nve Gays supply IN sne reset
W1SoA essefei uss, ous enc Dig nfe
voeoo MAKE ssSsous infoads on u. And
Worn Of all, nobody Knows wnen the
hote q the noed Will ne feaooe1. The
ndnA waters above ana IN All SIDE trib-
Dtar1ss render y certain tnaf ene river
noee continue - r1ee faf sO0e time
HsW long and vAptd tne sss0 Will - are
Islnes Of coolseeufe ana iess. H the
nvss increases An mon an hoor II u
lasdly pcssible to give the situation of
o44O q the people. 49,
- apprcsch 70 the river banks 10
$3.50 % All seEeses RUNNING 70 the
nvtf. At Pearl street, OF near II, stran. |
~ NAV gain IN loea OF tne exssos OF
~ aooc whsn It n stated that the
vasss 10 little more than goo feet from
~ burnett dOuae. AL that can be
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WASHINGTON.


1o0OSs Oo9GbVBws
WAsuu.Ton, Fs5. 1.-THE Houas
Committee Oh Appropriations. at their
meeting this morning, agreed 10 report
the bill immediately for an appropria-
ton Of $500 600 for thc sufferers from
floods along tho Ohio and tributaries.
The bill will b reported to tho House
today. s E #equts ~ us
oe0seraaic Casrsa.
4 Dem0erati0 eRucus ID saun0uneed
Tor t0rnOrTow afternoon.
p 1ssos ~ alovss Usllass.
Tho issus of standard dollars for tho
week eading February 9Th wss tl5l. 496;
FOR the corrsspondiDR period OF last
year, v4uyOM nEH = ~.srsa
= Hoo eADhs 9v~Sy rhsee Ycara.
Representative Curtin today intro
du0od . bill providing that any person
dtoRblsd i urine the late var and far
niahed With an ARTIFICIAL limb BY the
War Department sinos 1870 will b. on.
titled 10 rscstvs 4 nsv limb every three
yv0Sos - go
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q DaysvtIle.

Ani.a (Ky.). Feb. LIE has
111g seeadily MI day. Busi-
1ded and the citizens are
~ pln3 the needy. At Chester.
49, above, 1000 people havs
AeDeo aAd Are cAmped on the
sS1eeeal lansss have passed
- sivss. leusss 6 Aherdeen
vno)1nR In tha piver.
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uur. Feb. 1l.-The Post's tablo,
.;isd from special dispatches - ths
fsum the managers Of tho twenty
~ Ioodine clearing houses in the
n.st.6 0taSss, gives cIearances for the
~ sn1iuR on Saturday with percent
ecmpssisous With the o0grespUnd-
- e iast year, tl.09o. 3.864;
ses. rs; oussids New York, GAL
SCl. kesfaAae. q,
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a Rsaukssrs.

n.DooR. Ky, Feb. 1.-The Ken
mvss = ring slowly and has risen
0 mo- Friday. Reports from
- heavy rainfall and rise.
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Mals i,.l = nshI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-02
STATE or TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

BALTIMORE. Dec i.cogoa arn M!uing 1919 q, Ter
t EKtIa $ 3 s3ji IT, "a 80 ) - t5i i,
super y 3 1sl Is 10 EktcL 3 % 1s3 - d. RI 3rtlu
fi aen s wSe15ol G steady Western sy
S sSG sc' 60 wesera Tner Rel SPOT Z &c
707sc December !9s4794c' January II las 90 Le1
Western ae.iye southern Whit Il &c do yellow 80
ern. 81 aic Western White j2ej e. dp Mixed 5OG re.
Tsi6sy nii aai saiy Hc.s Por i ~ ,ss5t,-Foic
3j3s obls. Wheat i2n0J ou'l Corn II O)9 hlsl+ - ~
Bly, asS. O Sses - o. oasa corn 4550 Gu,
po, Pee 1 sale. Urn Go oa. 40 o' F al
Nortleru faclnc at Sic held generally az 93+ 80 Itid
6c gd'i %t si 1" 80 fcd 'Sn,r hsd .ic 40 led
Winter hed az sUe corn "e'A iac' ' an gS al c
Choics sample at oats dull az 32c asAed FOR 70
eant- unchanged Cana fre' ~ q New GorG nomna
s0o5bbs Wheat 5000 6lshj fora ll90Oo oasn oats
il 600 bush srpments-Flour aluOp bols Wheat 7-VOJ
bush. corn GG.OOO bush; oats. 10000 bush
Boston Ms, Pc? lion y gci 8: Gp1 pnGnnn Ssn
Wintcl "Tr'i'siit9si /, ga il +t.iarY,l5s. 5ic
steamer liked ga lies y, Grtle 69G lc oats htmi
ard uiiiiiass qaat At sl}, R,.aIps rolc 800 oOl,i
I0OO sacks: Corn 10000 bush Oats 1901 ousl shorts
200 bush
crycivy,ri. Do, Flour atolly gan.y F2eo,es33 p.
Fancy jid9i 3D. prDYqgng -lprt dul ~ 10 ~ 90
Lara dul ut sj7odsY TIA nnlamelti dnl 5nlui,c'
sS0Ii 'l!rTe +J9arT i2'i not, wax Gon
san,ait1s yo ac r .Sasn , d, -
cIaes Winter wheat Al lodsiO o. sernt wasat a %
a 30 Low Grties ~ 70 - Rys Flour g DQdj lpth
barrels Wheat active nnd u7rr sales ranged necemDcr
iiie47as". eoslni nj i8tdIafgl Jannaty i8'sa te,
iiau 4osaal - closing a. spaiei go : Vhltsso sgnnt
7Itsfl &C., eosins Of - 49, No 40 os he NJ 2
ned iici NJ. . nel 0ie. ,oih weak salrs ranged
Cash "a "a A4c. closing a. "a ~ \ ths iear =
siole eiosies a. ll'sei JapuaiI 8iah4 ,lo,nf a.
IA i,pt Ney Hg'aa1l ier riesne 81 W a. uits A. sel"a
fans ati ssr. gjt ,eslns 90 sHrt 80 ehhe - 81 z9r
aIe,dtaiblf hsrrf tnn q aa ri't apady .ia' ansal
tash sln 80 ip januaifi 4n Ai4 so u tu7lhs -
sioii4 tepnnh Flllz@ 1'pr H. - ia'i s'etlt
az oiases At ~ niA iaANtir 90 io9fn y, .l'Hf .
81 i5tgeI III hdhHhAti 90 ialt h.hAhl- sA9nilti ..
4 i5ssiso smart tn - =. snort ,'si, 80 "a
.uiO1l G,ian. oats h-uni iH,t, ~ o nahl hnsh h4t
O6sn, am nuu bnsua uAtA ulhdi uuann hge' 100
bush hiIinF iuu'1
nemou pif | Wheat dnl NJ Whnh nsl 7b9,ei
prcemhsr 1li, January Ib4ci 10 3 heL 90 e. Corn
10 q 37',c Odrs :. Whlte -,'lc. No+ -oLA Hs-
cepts Wheat. 5000 uIsi.
MILWAUKEE, Doe Flour qulet ant uncnsazei Wheat
higher so 3 Milwaukee Cash, II o. December, II &C.
January ~ he. February. 13Ic. cora NJ = so.
Trected 81 aJao dan. 40 White, y ao Rye nrm,
10 blc liaroy-ND. spring - be, No 3 sprung.
Extr1 43Lc PruvlsiOns steady Mess fors Ill 90.
and uecemhcr $40 JRnuITT LlU-prmc steam. s. o.
s6 ~. January sweet Picked Hams
aoi,c Hogs ODdi 90 kecepts-Four :, 90 bbis.;
Wheat 10000 bush. Barley. ZjuOo SblVncnts-Eloar.
1000 ools Wheat q 900 ouah. Barley $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-02
TUE TRADING IN CHICAGO.
iBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBUSE.l

CHICAGO, Dec 1.-The receipts of grain to-
day were % OF winter wheat 1926 OF spring
wheat 72l OF corn 100 of oats IL cars OF rye
and 81 cars Of barley. 1t being the first day Of the
month, the deliveries occupied the time from until
1890 a. IN. Little oats passed around but
the deliveries OF wheat heavy amounting fully
900 bushels. Corn opened at 81 3 cents for Jan
nary, but speedily dropped l. cent Wheat was selling
for while at 7435U7ii2 cents for January aud pork
was 2la cents higher selling at 10 - for January de
livery. Corn sold down II cent and nobody seemed 10
want it AZ any price The sales were few and untn-
portant NAV oats went down to-day 2~i cents to
pa, cents and the feeling was "bcarish even at the
latter price.
has ceased Trading confined 10 lots OF go and 300
Lard unchanged. and short ribs advanced point
Al 2.3O y. M the market closed follows for the
January options Wheat, 1873 cents; cOru 81 L cents
2j2 cents; pork $40 80; lard 50 10; short IDS
-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-02

THROUGH 81 cars market dr and weak Medium 10 "ooi'
- SJYt canada Lambs. ~ GVdti -. ,- 49,. 20.
,,ri,fg /. M heiL total Tor week tnus iar
ma for a, tin, 1900 hclL CON
$50 nj trt fci'n -,
&c. prs"asi 3OarI a.; Butchers Grades - 20 "a W.
Pg4 4 2ua ri3J. " .... yron,
tuc,gn D,, l.-Tts Dr1,'rf JJfrth rfDT's; Hoqs-
ycc,tpIs ~ 100 Ne 1908 asat marsss actiVo;
Iou.h ficuis OJ@Si "a Pacsing and SMppihS ~ ~
80 30, Ligii. +. ODn - Jj SkIDs. 3 DOGS Dp
Crt,le -Rocepis 800 h,tt sno n,nt', 2Ooo hea mar
krt aui steady ETpOft 'tIiies 81 -
ri f. 80 onippns - tDd S. 90. Common - Neilnn
- - u. - Grass Texans 81 JOdf3 81. 80 .. .,a,r
S,s,,--,,er,ip = ,OI shipn ,ntg 1000; market slow
Inferior to 81 5! IJ0s. - No lum - GpJl = 90
- on, - - Extra s. $685. co. Lambs pcf hc1i - ~
II -, T"ta, Sheca ~ oOd 50 o.. o, ,,....
IDrG. De. i.-fUtc- ifc'ipra. iUt bnlpn'ntt
60 markr. dul. EIpJrts 81 Id % Frt % ohocs
Grass StIy5L sJjlW 500 Grass feIiIh - 'o"
= ~. 100 60. .. NJ
Sbe.p--Rcceip- 200 shipments. 400; 60 nnon 10 -
1, - -. IrNaa4 L 1898 o. 80 .-.. .a.,..
h07s-RerceiptS, Aj0lt shipments " mar. 8
Workers - 100 4 -. Packing 81 dei 49, lie>VJ - %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-02

ass ID Short Ribs 43s 6i, 9bJI lers $50 3D. per cwt
Besf-ll4s ID for Extra Indian Ness Prime Ness SIS
Pok-Prme Mess lis 3D. Dor boil: Prime Mess. Eastern
76s; Western. 66s. Lari-Amcrcan 33s Oh Primo West
Shoulders 5s. Butter tj cst for nhsu Ua.sd 5t,ts,
Cheese-Amerlcan Choice 57s 81 Wheat-kel western
SPRINGS til ais I'd koi Winter. ~ 4d dGs. 7dper csn
tai No Spring. Is 81 Now Western Wintsr IS ID New
Mixed Western. 5s Sid. California No. |. Is Od.67s I'd:
California No O.. 6I@js 81 psr GENITAL Corn-MlIei
OIL 5s 42I; do Ney - III. ercsntu Produce-Sprits
oIIurpentine, rs cd; do at Lond,i. 81. 81 percsc
Refined Petroleum. I'd galOi Clover ssct A nsric m
Red tJs Tall ~ -.jJs. IL. Rosin-Con.
mon So Sd: Pale 80 Od GlJs o. Ln5eei OIL 2Js 3D. psr
LONDON Dec. l.-Protucc Iln.ced on s22 2s az l1si
per ton Calcutta Lnseed. as. 3d 045s Cd per quarter
Inseed cake ~ GGS los per tpn. Reinsd Petroeu H.
t2i a6Ad per gallon spirit, OF Iurpentine, 23s 81 per
cwt. sperm on Ejj ItOsn Common, As Od as
3d. Pac IS U.s. Provisions -LarL A. OF per cyt ior
American sugar, l4s. 81 per cwt for Cuba Centrifugal
polfzne 49, and l3s PISS Cd for Cuba Muscoysdo far
refining a1OaL
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Gelp tUinte6.

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CLOSING PRiCES or CILTFJRYTi STOCKS
san FRAy 1900. Dec. 1884.
CRAZY AVID PRODrCE MARKETS..
rEAruREs or NEw.YoRK DEALINGS.

business was dul n the Produce Exchanges,
and the grain makot rate, were variable and nm
settled The receipts were heavy both here and Mt the
West the foreign markets olr no encouragement for
The near future. and the threatened import dntio, on
wheat In France and Germany arc beginning To form u
topic OF aotous discussion among traders No great
chhuprt IN prices took place, corn about holding F own
with scarcely change In tho np nnrc7 ana wheat anl
dropping Oh ga ~ cent ProVl,lon~ were quiet ana
II shade easier The markets closed under depressed
fccu, Wheat ended ut -O lo' December options. Jan
unry al sal February - H.. March S5 aud May at
- n cents December corn was u cent higher at 1f
January options were unchanged at 1jA; February at
4j5-; March at I5ai and May at IG cents. The last
quotations FOR 81 4 for December and ~ cents
Tor January options Lard ended at ~ % tor December
and January, and ut - / for February.
The receipts al the for principal Atlantic ports
were as follows: Wheat l7s 40 bushels cOrn 243554
bushels OATS 1868 bushels total grain 55,.3 bush
els flour, 40, 40 barrels. At Chicago, Milwaukee ana
St Louis the arrivals were Wheat, 3Ol 232 bushels
corn, SOP 900 bushels oats 1899 total grain 9l7
1877 bushels; -four, 3 sos barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-02
LIVE STOCK MARKET,
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oUorATIOS OF BEEyRs TO-DAY

BfEN S-Rtceipis yesterday MI todaN wtIr 10y $3.50.
Jcrav city and at GO.st making 3H3 h"h atuuN
il-2 head last Monday The arrivals the past weeN Wst
head more than last week and $40 head more thah tue
corresponding week aat gear 49,, A., a.,
re- lew Of the msrkci Tot the pas week shows t1at INC
top grades OF native seers were toeraly MIN on pon
"Wednesday and Friday but not qupaby hnhcr ann VINO
Medium held their fairly OnW cdneslny 'omon
cattle were lower aud on Friday all Ersd"A p'"W
,,nn declined ~ per head 10 Sc No. Trade was $40"
ON but fair clearance enected on friIh
The Btls arrivals TO-DAY cOmlIise1 ~ cars o Export
cattle for Mr, a,man and 80 FOR slaughtcrcfs rev
state Rus enld nj 2i2t2c per H. ~ Jersey tly 10
orlpnds sale ucudng cars held over tpm H..i
day quality was better than last MonhHy hu M
ptnpo Of Medium 10 io nIocka was arg'l lnsn "n
uf tho wc"k. IN molefto ontrheA Ap'l
vrre inclined hold EEK rm. and who trade was npt
yoy brisk rtccs appeared 10 he arouE on The lower Fl'
With mo- mptnvrur Dooi and Prime ~tr"tH. Solcis w
to with each other AMI moro attn with butchers nH 20 tle
market making due allowance for the bupriior Nu
there atm an ndyaucc on ight thy steer, o rom
pei head tn ic 10. with shade better hgul'' "p"
lor uood Mcduma D. .,
iiyc cain NJ sold NJ ITO 10 drc'a - ~
car I'D 60 doa ~ 6b per 100 ~ md very "
Natives 1T Siad /" &C. 10 drrRa % % 10. y
nnd chicago Reeves reported hold ~ ~ 80
ncr ia n ow mills rc'ncd ~ 2~dtc Iouth own
AT Az odrct 20 d6i ~ Exporters putcmacd 20 h'"'
at i 0l2',c, 90 10 49,. .,... ,, ,,,, ..,,
week shipment of Live thitr anu Nhocp Ahu NV ~"
Feet and Nation were "a, Io!loWsi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-02
TIE Markets.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Rirer. ycssois anil Rdiiro1ds
NI,,- NnnE nrr l. ~
GENERAL. MAKKEr REPORT.

NLW- fUNK. y 'fNII Ut T. T7FH
coFFET-epot Rio dull nt p'tc ior lmtii 'oonnIIc,
nonta lower owing T. decline ~ I"l'' u,cc,,her
an1,,s0tt January. st0dS.l1ci tebinarN y ,""Ss ~
Nnr,h \ toG : i6r Aprl S40a Si6ci MAY - Da S'",t
imnr 5bdHGic Mid tra Ion pn'ci "oo mats '"'"'E' w
I" Arcadia Nd private totnt Gala. ooI
h,,s poyerrd on contracts 200 ncs fc''lplH ~ as
u's ,d,Y N, an hnos nrnnsl ~. 10 ms diy hHi "'
rd ~ GtT ln. wear Nncc sept "5' ~" ha'' "k'"''
"GtiAnb Tor tho period last year ,...,o,,,,,n
Inn auofl tiona according 90 the Am'r'h '1"'"'''"
Gall.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-02
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

LIVERPOOL. Dec l.-l2jO D. m.-Cottoa dull Middling
Ipands 5,d Mddling Orleans l5.ldi, sales sOoV p.n
nc adng 900 bales Tor speculation and export Ieesps
bales Including 1910 bales American uturcf u"
pands Low Midding clause December ana Janusy NC
i4Bid also fUid do. January anu ttulu
delivery DID do February aud Marcn delivery ~
March and April delivery 05'otl asp
do April May delivery hbtd do May ana hho c'
crv 6I.6i do Juno ami July delivery. 60
doiyerlcs todas clearing were oVJo o'''
uey docket and 100 bales old docket roo ,.-,.-
m.-COit0nIhe sales Of the day Included DOW o"'c'
American. Futures easy Upands Low Middls oa' I no
cenbtr delivery iioid sellers do Dttcmu.t SUI 20
delivery, loid sellers 10 January anu 10
sboid IuYeTs do February ana hath Iol.c.y'
sg-G4d buyers March and Apnl delivery O-otn
buyers Apr and May delivery, 5oo4d value 90 NAY
and delivery 6y-04d do. June ohh July uoy
erv o36td vaIue. do July and August delivery %o'"
value 90. Anil,
=. mCotton Futures closed steady upands Low Miu
ling December delivery t664d sellers 10 r'euoe
ami January delivery a. did sellers do January nnu
February delivery, 4I6id buyers do February ana maun
delivery 52Ud.: sellers; March and Aprli de'ery
5556ld sellers do. April and May delivery. oS'Oid
buyer.; DO May aud June delivery 6@6id sellers 40
june and July delivery LID buyers do July ana August
delivery &oid. buyers
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.
TtvRproot. l.-Preyitts1s- BacJl Cunbar.ant 'nt
Aildlos I'd; snort CloAf Middlss