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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-04-07
FISH.
THE MARKETS,
CHICAGO, April 8.

CHICAGO, April 3.
Rodiger & McIntyre's circular Of this
evening says: The markets on the board of
trade to-day were very Wild almost panic;
fluctuations were rapid and heavy. The
markets were little stronger at the close,
but weakeped again afterward. Wheat
May, opened 621zc, closed SIC; June,
opened seize closed Sic; June, opened 5S5sc,
closed 515sc Oats-May, opened 81 &c, closed
81 sc; June, opened 3l5s, closed S13s. Pork
May, opened S1625, closed $l635; June
opened $780, closed Sl645 Lard-May
opened Ss.45, closed SS.4715 June, opened
IS So closed IS. 571%.
Live Stock-The Union stock yards re-
ports the following range of prices: Hogs
s. 1895 S. packers and shippers So 50I6 SIS
assorted light, $5.25@5.75 skips and light;
PhiiadelphiaS nominal at $500 80.
Cattle-A shade stronger; Common
cows, So. l5Ia5O; good cows, s.. 75(14 IS;
shipping steers, s. 59Qd5. 60; heavy shipping
steers, S5.6066 exporters, Sc 25@660; corn
fed Texans, So LOGS so; distillery bulls 81 IS
@4.90; light yearling stockers, S4@4 50; feed
ers, S4T515. %; veal calves, $6,3I; CON-
mon to medium mixers and springers, SIS %
@25.00; good to choice $50 00,0i0O0; choice
to extra, $50 00Id65.0 per head Sheep-Iu
active demand; native cullS averaging 90,
IS. 10; natives averaging III, ST. Ne
braskas averaging lis, $3.50; good natives
averaging los. $780, fine wooded nativef
part yearling ewes, averaging Ill, Sc. 80.
Produce: .Butter-Tendency lower: fine
creamery, SOC; good to choice dairy, 20Q25c;
poor to fair stock. 9@l2c Eggs-In good
demand; fresh laid, l5l2c. Potatoes-Dull;
good to fine early rose, 30@33; do peach
blows, 35{G37c
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-04-07
New Work.

NEW lORk, ApTH 0.
Wheat-Opened &c higher later fell back
31@66c; subsequently, advanced 1f6&c;
light business; No white, nominal; No. ,
red May, 9s9s@99llc; June, SLO04@1 l !:
July, $l0O1a @lo0$4; August, Sl.0l&L01l5.
Corn-Opened 4@hac lower, afterward re
covered from decline; mixed western spot,
47G59c; futures, 57$4 @69Yc. Oats-1s@4c
higher; western, 35G42c. Provisions
dull, weak; new extra, $3.50. PORK quiet,
barely steady; spot mess, SIG. 500 Ii. IS Lard
a shade better; steam-rendered. SS75.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-04-07
: Toledo.

IULNIJUa OHIO, April D.
Wheat-Quiet and easy; No. white
nominally $105; No. } do nominaIIy SIC;
No. 2 red cash April, S919e; May, 91c asked;
No. 4, red 75c; rejected, 6o@62c. Corn
Lower and quiet; No. 2 cash April, 501Sc;
May, sic; June, Sc; July, SIC; rejected
A9c11, BID; no grade, 4Sc. Oats-Dull and
nominal; No. 2 white, 36c; No. 2 cash
April. nominally Sic; May, nominaIly
33394c; June, nomina!ly 3414c; rejected, S3c
Clover seed-Dull and easy; prime mann
moth, $685., asked prime medium cash,
s.. So April $3.50: asked, No. 9, $3.50.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-04-07
Observation-Disclosures

Tell the children to cut out and save the comic
silhouette pictures as they appear from issue to
issue. They will be pleased with the collection.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-04-07
TRADE.
Hock ISLAND NJ arket


CORRECTED DAILY BY HENRY DARTS SONS.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-04-07

Elegant Day Coaches. Parlor Cars, with Re
Ginning Chairs seats Free SmoIlin Cars with
Revolving Chairs, Pullman Palace sleeping
cars aud the famous G. i. y q. Dining Cars
run daily toand from Chicago and Kansas cry,
Chicago and council Bluffs Chicago and Drs
MONIES, Chicago, st. Joseph, Atchison and
Topeka without. change. Only through line
running their own trains between Chicago,
Lincoln and Denver and Chicago, Kansas
City and Denver. Through cars between
InIianaplIis and Council Bluffs, via Peoria
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-04-07
YRUi'S
MISCELLANEOUS.

Vinegar. .......... ...................
Kentucky Cider, q bbl.................
New York Cider, z gal.....-..........
Salt
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-10-28
WOOD RIVERS RECORD.
HALEY REPUDIATED.

Colonel Wall has ut last come out
souarely on tho anti. Mormon issue
by utterly and contemptuously repu.
dating Hon. John Haley and his
candidacy. Colonel Wall was led to
this step because satisfied that Mr..
Haley is insincere in his anti-Mor.
mon protestations.
No other conclusion can he reached
by any impartial man who will examine
Mr.. Hailey's record. For years and
years he has been the adviser, pro.
tector and mainstay of the Mormons
in Idaho; and his nomination was Sc
cured by Bishop Bulge, a four-ply
polygamist, acting under direct and
positive orders from the church off.
Gals in Salt Lake.
Colonel Walls reputation of Mr.
HALEY will doubtless lead to the TAX
ing of a similar step by many othe'
sincere Democrats who see the grea
danger threatening the Territory, ant
the result will be the overwhelming
defeat of Mr.. HALEY, the Mormo'
candidate for Congress.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-10-28

BILE endorsement of his candidacy.
Although Mr.. Haley declared that
'he would not receive the vote or sup.
port of polygamist," and although
am aware that the exclusion Of the
polygsmist, Bulge, from the conven.
ton would have rendered his nomina-
ton impossible, at the same time Mr..
Haley was not member of that
convention, and was presumably not
responsible for its acts. Neverthe-
less, it must be remembered that the
nomination was determined in caucus
at which Mr.. Haley was present.
Eight Mormons, including polygamist
Bulge, casting the controlling vote.
But Notwithstanding all these facts,
unpleasant and unsavory though they
be, when Mr.. HALEY professed all that
could be required of an honorable
gentleman and Democrat, believing
in his sincerity, I endorsed his candi.
dacy, and so telegraphed the Idaho
Democrat. And now, that the condi-
ton upon which my endorsement de-
pended is repudiated, l REPUD1ArE
THAT ENDORSEMENT. That nemoc.
racy which fails in virtue in crossing q
county border line, barriers principle
with licentious priests for the base
SURFACES of slaves, crouches in the
presence of "sanctified crime," OF
shrinks from duty to the State ant
humanity, is not my Democracy.
repudiate the vile compound, and
repudiate its patrons and advocates
l repudiste its hireling "mountebanl
of the north," who, for Mormon gold
prostitutes his talents that PRosT1TU
TON may be exalted.
Respectfully, E. A. WALL
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-10-28
A LAST WORD.

This weeks WEEKLY TIMES will
be the last anti-Mormon newspaper
which the voters in outside precincts
will see before election day. We
therefore make a final appeal to them
not to permit themselves to be led
into supporting the pro- Mormon ticket.
The purity of their homes, their con-
tir ued prosperity, depends upon the
election of the anti. Mormon ticket;
and if they are true to themselves
they must cast their vote for the anti
Mormon nominees.
These men have now been before
the people nearly two months; and
although their opponents have hest
lated at no calumny, have sifted their
entire record from beginning to end,
they have not preferred single
charge that has not been successfully
controversial!
BY electing them the people Of AL
turas county will elect men who will
look out for their interests in every
way, who will be just to all, and who
will not be bound, by the most sol.
emn pledges, to favor the Mormon po'
lygamis,s by every means in their
power.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-10-28

Executive Committee:
II. S. McCALLUM, Chm
o. L. SCOTT,
of Bellevue;
l.. 2. ANDERSON.
Of Broadford;
T.. II. TERRY,
of ketchum;
GEO. A. BLACK,
of Bullion;
LYTTLETON PRICE,
OF HALEY.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-10-28

*Read: SO. called Democratic
Territorial Central Committee; the
editor is a member of that commit
tee"
Tread: "-beastly dogmas of the
Mormon Church, and of loyalty to the
candidacy of Mr.. Haley"
These corrections are made at
Colonel Walls request. The letter,
as written, contained these phrases,
but the printed copy did not.-ED.
TINES.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-10-28
FOR ANOTHER CANDIDATE.

As soon as Colonel Wallis letter
was seen, this morning, some self
styled Democratic leaders began look
ing about for candidate in his stead.
Major Mensch was approached, but
he Indignantly repealed their advances,
as he is pronounced anti'Mo
ana Colonel Wallis views have his
emphatic Endorsement.
Failing to capture Major Mensch,
the politicians are now wildly search
ing the alleys and by.ways for cam
didate who will accept, and late
this afternoon i: was stated that A.
NJ. Funkhouser would be rendered
the place on the ticket now filled by
Colonel Z. A. Wall.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-10-28
REPUDIATED.
COLONEL WALL REFUSES TO SUP.
PORT MIR. HALEY.

He CanaOt IMdOrse q Candidate Who
Owes His Nomination TO the MOrmons,
and Who Is Evidently 1nsincere In
His ProteytatiOns Of Hostility 10
Thnm
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-10-28
COLD COMFORT.

Richmond Dispatch: The fight is
now transferred to New York and In
diana. with all the chances in favor of
the Democrats. Defeat meant their
Waterloo. Their victory may mean
exhaustion. 1t settles nothing.
"rheir victory may mean exhaus-
tion." Oh! ali! yes, OF course.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-10-28
THAT DEFAULTING TREASURER.

VIM. p. Parsons, the last Demo-
cratic Treasurer Ct Alturas county, is
in default here Tor over $4,000. That
is, his accounts show that he appropri-
ated to his own use over $1,000 Of
county funds. This was the finding
of the grand jury, last July, which
WAS principally composed OF Demo
Gratis. The charge does not, therefore ,
rest upon ex-parte affidavits, and the
proof must be easily accessible.
This being SO, the man should be
prosecuted, and his bondsmen re-
quired to produce him.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-10-28
From Colonel Walls letta

From Colonel Wallis letter
we are inclined to Extraordinarily
had better flop over TO tho Democratic
ticket. Tho wall is not SO high rs it
was. We wonder if Brearley is a
Mormon:
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-10-28
Closing Out Sale.

- l will sell all my goods-such
IA as diamonds, jewe!ry, watches,
eSiAAo clocks, silverware, etc.-at cost,
as l AM retiring from business.
JOHN ARNOLD, HALEY.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-05
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEW-iOEK Thursday, Ifc D.
DEENES-Recepts Of lao head, all al Jersey
Cty. Five we're Export atlo and the balance Tor e
market No trade Of any Importance IN Live tatte ieehB
O. h nj stesiy.
me .sed Beef slow with Ordinary to Fair Native sides sell
ing al dDc and uood to Prime CaTcass az wa l"c A..
Shipments day 500 quarters OF Bee 10 caiciS7 OF NJ W
ton and bu Dressed Pigs tho CITY ol khmond Dy Shcf
man & Gilet
Beef duh NJ lie per N.
CALNtS-Receipts to-day were l26 head Iho market
ruci finn and the light offerings we're sold az ye-l.iuay
quotations or ~ bdHlc Ncas ana at 3ddc Tot "asf
with lew coarse ear ings cling down TO sao ,
rtss,d Calves continued dun, and prices are uh'an'
N.hiH sold at WIN
lJc reached tor choice Buck, County. Ctl Detsu years
sod Be and Dressed HdBc, win general
sales sat 1910. 90,
halcs-llaltnbeck = Davis sodi Neas lbA NJ AZ S2c
3 do las ~ ~ gI.e and GrRsser. go tb nc HEc
Jelhie wright lioaR co sod Ncas l2b 10 ~ N'ac ~
do v< h atGo. ~ oas,ars 2py b at 3tc DO 40. b at
3rc, 10 yctrngs AL b at ~ TO- lnd do ibl 10 ~ ~
c, Collins sold % Jersey Neala l2OdiO 10 at Edpc
kHEEP AND LAMisN-RocUipts were 81 cars oi hoai
head-O Otht aud ~ Jersey CITY, aud HcN
erai reported back az the asnnmcd place Total
2NOA head against 4Ail mead Tor the cOfu-
spondng time The demand early In the day wes
tc slack but yesterdays prices fairly Tor
all grades end fIinc stock was hrm Win an npMn ,on
sold ut o. and one car VI Choice western W %
New-York tribune., 1884-12-05
DENNSYLVANfA RAILROAD.
ON aud alter Dec. I. 1871.
GREAT TPTNk LINE

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE -.
Trans leave via Desbrosses and Cortandt se'
Ferries as lows; -. =. ,..
Uarrtsurg Piti.burg the West and SOUTH with Pullman
Palace Cam ATTACHED a. and p. daily. New:
YORK and Limited Psror. Dining Smoking ano
Sleeping q every
Williams rort Lock Haven a m; m Cory and Ff,s
y. connecting st Cory Tor INusv1ne. Petroleam
and the Oh Regions. -
Dsltmore ashin ton and the South Limited
irpress PuIn Par or Cars daily except sandy ~
m arrive Mssln gtsn 415 y. IN. keeu ar lt go Nv
ami $50 m l. $40 and p M. and IL night sznasy'
6:l5 a. M. y m. and = nit ht
For Atlantic city except sunday, 100 p. m.
Fer CaUe May. except unday, i;lO a IN. .-.....
Long Branch. Ray Head Junction and Int rmedaie sauo1
EaDway and Amboy. a m, ~ noon g. lu oO o *
p on Sunday, 800 aai 5;O0 p w. do not STOP ~
Asbury Park ,..-.., tram.
Beats OF Brooklyn Annex with ell hrones ~
Jersey CITY, anording speedy and direet 1''' '
BrOoS travel. .,oo -. -.aoarA
Trans arveFrsm Pi!tsburg $50 and ii2s @ 10Y
logo p m daily and u M daily except Monoyo Ia
Washington .nd Baltimore $50 and . 4, 4 m' AZ StJ
$3.50. b:3o e:so. and lool 70, lama snns' aSi ~
FROM phaie phia $50. 56o $50 ~ stcep. &SnS1 S ~
e2O, o. o, lulO ll:Sl q. n. 20 = 3to S2V n cht.
72O, 1880. $50 9:20, l0O5 1870 e. m ana lA5 l.5o 7sS
suudey, ASn $50. $50 840 7o5. llSo q. MI 0'-" w
aud u. M.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-05
LIVE srOcK MNRk.r-IY rgLEleAPH.

BUFFALO Dc, tune Receipts tolly 7SJ head. total
thus f,r 5000 hoad for time last week 30
head. consigned through. iij cara market very tul
Good to steers - 2OU USj 25 StocGcrs and Feeders
3 40
StseD-Rocepts t0ay. 1000 heat tDt for vestttl FAR
-. week 4 DO heii consignei
through. rs cars marke, steady aud firm Medium To COOL
4. Canada Lambs. o. n - -.
HoGs-eccpta tliN ,jOJ mean tot Tor week thus far
i2.Dtd head timr la,t wees 90 lOD neat con-
signed through l5 market active and firm Good 10
ChOce IOrSc ~ 4O0n Dos Butchers Grades - 10 a. Do
Pigs. II .Ud fiil
ttuCtCO Dee tine DrjgsrS J0rlH reD1rts Hons
Receipts itOOp utS 300 .bt nlr Ss5 strong;
Rough Packing - ODAsl %. Packing and SAT lDilS "a 80
20; Light. OcdtI 40 SklDI, - JOdSf %.
CGuLe-Recein,s - hsLE SuDns1t' , ~ neal mar
ket qnict aud stcady EXPORT Grades 70 2O@t6 -;
Good To- ShiDpnS 50 Gb0sj 10 o nmOn u dehu u
~ 40 'Js Grass Texans. ~ JodT3 10 =,
St>sD-ltecclDs. 5000. shipments 400 MARKET ste"iy
Inferior fu. OI1s js Ne lu II - G))i. - i99
az 2 Choice to Extra jO0sl 2J LAMBS neat "a W
~ fexls 5tccD - uJn o.
ST. fOuIs. Dec. A.-Cntie-KeceDts. 9D1: shipmonts,
market steady. Exports 50 So 3 GjDi % CIoce
Grass Nauyea sDiDW sjJG ir1ss rerllh - @1G
- -
Sbeep-Receipts. 1000: sMDncnt, 300: Com non 20 Me
dinm ~ 90Ge5 10 Fair CdDce - 75@b3 % Lambs - %
II 90; rcgins j 0s3 o.
hogs-Reeccips I30Il shIn nents: 700, market
Workers ~ 2G Il AZ Packing II 2jaSi 40 Heavy ~ %
a
New-York tribune., 1884-12-05
c.. so on the lo Common to choice lambs sola at sas


bressei Mutton IN moderate demand and ,tine arm At ~
&c per N. nr sscd Lambs aaing fit ~ Iwsrc 49,. .
Saesitnl rnhnck avis splhi lfp Canada lanths " "
rt h ~ pt ia, fa ~, y, 30 S1i
lbn 40 ~ N, ~ t W 40 pati eheepL ~ ~ AZ @ u
Miphiu "A M ~ AAs a. Pai 10 100 N, et thp lNn
dh Ni M, ~ -. end Va ,h o M, ~ 10
tlpnhaah npNb aoh. Dln tNhHha iainha ~ Va ~ A'Fi
A 80 AZ M ~ BAp IN Weatpa Rheph ~ ~ ~ esa ti
pnu 80 ~ N iA tNbHt nJ M ~ lAt Dlh da ~ W, at
isw 10 Melp's Hu d ~ ~ 10 aAi pa ahaep eh iamhs
lrhp Wtpht noas y 80 sid ~ ptate emts, "a b -
h'iU ~ N, 40, Aud Il h. iui h. q, $50
tsnN,n tWie s,id ibl tanadt -,mls - h ~ hhNi
H. at lilp
Walsh KIby q ga soh i1' Western 7heep ~ IN. al 49,
NtWtnnN ~ Sold 'ln hnfa % nhnep "a ~ ~ ~ 4
mto = h al 90 10, 0, KENTUCKY 1htah Ia h 81 40 "
d., 10 M M 3iit
Judd Buoe nFham sold s1a oh,, Lambs, d4 ~ A. ahci
lal rtath d 20 b a llaO 90 tate ep h al 20
T. kaso s,ldi buhiiD Sheep, % d. al i'ic, 100 Jer
soy Ewes lu1 b, az 20 lt.
\. pdc,k sO5 Ccig, sheep o. 10, at 10 s5' ,O2
do. TO- 10. AZ - o..
j, H. rader 90 sold, $50 Kmtnoky sheep % bs, At
- 20 81 ohio o., bs AT 80 s., 81 do O1 bs at - 80
2ll do s6 bH. at SO
G. olns sold 8IJor.ey Ewes 10 hs. at 3Llc.
HOGS Rtcrilts.Wct 9Cara 81 D. 20 IL ears az fOih
ST. aud Jersey Guy Markets. tc urmcr IN sym
pa with the advance CITY Dressed Yesterday. Ordinary
tO Prime quoted W "a ic and light ls1 which are
little scarce wOId dJubD c8s Dinf &c II primo
r ket IL heavily suDpld With Coun ry Dressed li0ys
and price, Heavy quoted J@ nc hetu
at 1c ana IL mt at 607'2c few httlo lean rigs
reach 90.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-05
TO PHILADELPHIA
VIA THE PENNsYLvANGAR RAILROAp.
THE OLDEST ROUTE.

20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEKDAYS AMP ON
SUNDAY 3SrATtONs IN l1LADES
PulA IN NEM.lORk.
Express Trains leave via nesbro.cs aud Cosn"
street Ferries as ollowsl x , 400.
ego. lao :. $3.50 and 10 Limite j. lilo ~ i. aix
ga! n.I o. % ~ anu y h' sng N.Y." III N n aad -
night Emisraat and second ciass 100 y. N. -, 40
Trains leaving New-York daily except rrea.
$50 and lli0 a. m. /, =. 4. AMI 5 D. N, soane'' ~
ton tor Camden ,-,-,.. 20, Al.
ReIurnmg irllns leave nroadst station, phaesSps s
ii. and Ills Jn ,Lialled k.prvss SO and os, Tbbf
RAJ s. OsO ISS sS and w Pns l,ni,.aS s"s 80, 10
sna 7aS p NJ, leave Phladephia via oamdeS' S'' Nv
Tst oeScs Az sao and ". prosaws A'9r mgaSs
AMI foot et Doseros,es and Yortssdy ~. IrSosySI
npsel. ilolel iioboteni stston iss.sy oE ,icn
Tss SswaorS fraass2 Company vii SA ssr and sa's1
pasSsfv pasSSsffv y, m'in p,I n ply MI V LR woon
Gsssrsl Msnsxsa VssssA fsss'r Assss>
New-York tribune., 1884-12-05

M9rket closing steady. Transferable notices. 1880.
III nTT Ia nth doc

M9rket closing steady Transferable notices. 1880.
FLOUR AND MEAL-FLOUR-Markct Is without decid-
cd change in price while the deman has been good sles IN
psuly large shippers have been &c chief bny'r ani the
ling the months OF De- January and February he
from a. ~, II -3 10 Al the cioe shpp IA
Cr. %SIg M m G paS g % T9 b %n e Eo & 6bs
10Y export mainly Good Winter WHEAT Extra In sacks
ct $%70at3so, and Imgey to arr sc np to ne
ls Of March q"oid,ogs F9e 94gQqt9 60 Or, 60 s
- 30; Good 10 Fancy Extra state $3 6oaSi Z!
Good 10 Choice % F. TIA western ga $40 Common to
to choice u 20. common ar' Minnesotl y 7od
straight Oid 4 %; Patent iaoa Bakers' Extra
= no 70 Totcni w1ter WEc, pxi,a - 30 - % Vity
asa 50, market clo-ing more active souTHERN FLoIR
ules quiet without decided change in pro" oalcs 500
o G6l FL nSns oo.29 70 ood EEs Y a tT
win crate traie demand Saee $50 hhls sqprlnc
at sSG 2o 'GS S' a for ''
10 quoted AZ s33les3iO. yellow Western quoted at
GEuX --WHEAr-Y YarKet unsctt'cd cash lots a shalc
cred '-c Of Tho decline hcn lost the nnrovemcnt and
itoi trade Tor cy OFT and CITY Milling anda ,ol business
options nero was also far bu spIing
q arrive est right aud insnnncc -hpbc bought
1000 ba-h and M y lGrs %2"O bush sale ao2g2nI
,oooo bush NJ sprng to ariyc ca-t reht aa9 in-ur
No Hard Duluth private terms Ungradc Winter Red at
Va yaio 4Sc' % Is S4 & a. cG 60 cy@ S e sgE !" free
ahoat, RAJ cacrts IN eeyaiorquocd At -4cA e.
December sOaslc co,ins at SlNc., do Tor Jannar, y
closing at ,Gc do Tor March. s7as7ac, closnr AZ
S7iic. do for Nrri. Sa.d SNac. cO.n I nAc. do for
~. y. 4ag.c. c,usnW az y ic Try -Marhet quiot
and prccs unc nn g BARLEN-Mm - dun Sales
n% %% O, s qnc a%'oSS' 'S' sag rc sc an a
ferd ,ai No. auout lc better ouer "ric~ without dc
change. options 1ic better fnr Decent or clos
me trlhc und'r the ont side pr'" Later options
uprucd o Suh' queuy recovered and advanced
"a 'ic and c"scd arm ~ shade under best prices
trade 10 900 husi Wos.'
homo usc aud ~ rans'ci ono ~ uons -ales
IT, fufur' - 600 So
clud rr Upgrade Mixed at .S l2ci No gt a. iScs
steamer NnNUo - aiic. m elevator ioia nc delivered
II ~
hcr AGc for January NJ l4a1 c ~ s,or' aud elevator
StclmvrN coH. 81 gc IN CuNaOi. Va Mixed Tor ccrm
h,r 'sc, closing ~ 52c 49, Tor Iannlr, 4bgHi, e.
closing ~ }c dn. for February, lhN Ei sc, ,utnR ~
ac. for March l6~d i lic. ro.nf ~ llc, do tor
May, AaA1tc co-iu" at Aic ... oAtS-Ca~h lots
were opt opened ~ ec. lower ant cosrd ~
u shade ahov, the in-io prccs uc-. $4,000 nnsh
future $1,000 bush ci~h including No 3 MIX II at Sic No
=, J@d3 &c No. ], y ecs No Mlnc A lc % :" :" .
a.illci No !, 3tci Mixed Western. va Be- Whit IL.
SH31 ict White state. 80 sadA~c; No Mixed for Dcccm
bcr 81 qa 3l'ic closing nj lNo do for January %24
be- closing - 1e do FOR Man. "A L 0.4 lie, cosig at
"a St.. FtED-St'ny. 40 h and so ~. Goa - gr - TO-
zoe 100 n, ,50N.c; ~haIps, Olc 0~t; Rye Feed ,oc
New-York tribune., 1884-12-05
corroV wARKrrs-Ry -rEG,EGRAPH

LIvVRpoof Dec. 4-l2:3O D. m.-Cott)l steady: Middny
Uplands I'D Mldllng Orleans l5l61 sal 100 bales
bales .cludug $50 Oalcs lmericn Futures urn,
pands MiOdling clause, December aud January dchy
I9G4d alsp 5liid do Jannary AMI Eeorusy 1e-
livery 55-ld also 5f6 Id. March and April dey
cry. 5164d also Gn-64d do Apn ana Nay delivery ,
also 6 2.6 ID do June and Julv delivery. i.6id go ,
= D. m.-COttOn-NOOi Mddng pands. ll-l6d; MIDI
ling rpllnds, 5l3l6da low Mnlding upands 90
GOOD Ordinary Uplands sd. Ordinary Upands, lid
Good MidIlmg Texas. Ltd; Mmdlng Texas 10 3D.
Low Middhng Texas l3 lGl Good Ordinary IeHas i
Middlng orleans lHd.: Low ddlng Dreams l3-lOd
Good .rlinary orleans 1lod Ordinary orleans. "a
American Futures Uplands Low Mlddlng clause. De
cember delivery. jl-6id ers d. December ana Janu
delivery 81 sid buyers 40 January and February de-
hyery 5SC4d. buyers do. February and March deyery
. jG64d buy DO March aud Apul delivery ,"-bt -
sellers April and May delivery, G5ld buy rs 90 MAY
and June delivery "a. do June and Juy deuy
ery 5.GId buyers do. July and August delivery. eOid
BUYERS. ,,.,,,, ,.a
6l do May and June delivery Atid 10 june an Wy
delivery G-Gid; do July and August delivery. -. Al
y. mt Co,tonFuures co-ei steady Opalts L1" Ninu r
ng clause delivery, j26d buyers DO D"cemDeT
ann January delivery J--Gfd; BUYERS 90 Jannaty an
February delivery, 4-64 yers do February ana March
delivery a.. BUYERS. do March and Aprl 9cuFtF
G6lI sellers do. April and May delivery Od -eeis 40
Nav and delivery. i6id. sellers June ana JuN s
livery SID sellers do July and August delivery lVC4
GALvpsrox Doc t.-C,ton firm Mlddllnc. lOis Low
MI ug 3lG. Good Orlnlry 9a net ana gross lecelp
1856 iaos. Exports 'paiteHc fO'> Odes, SAFES S-tV
sGvASvtH Dec cotton firm. MILLING 10. Low Mod
Ing ,3j G0pt OritIlry 9t net rec s,pts ,9Oo pa 49,
sioss iD7I bales. Exports Coastwise l3iS O''s saos
p1nn ha'es stock II Die Ualcl , Ga , 20
NEw.ORtKAN. Dec. i-IDfton firm. Ma tint. 10 3-lO'
Low Mdiimg 10 IG Gool )rhnlry ll.i6: n1 reo'!p,h
100 baca the Continent 70o balcs sales "oo) oaes'
stock 2ie.2HS aios.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-05
GENERAL MARKEr REPORr.

CoFFEE-Spot rio quiet stea'y and unchanged. 1000
bags "iippnrchus on ON private totms. nr quot d
0a,c options OWN tp nu adv iaH'l n aFTc " nt
M 10 points horc >aie 15j1O b7fs dosing ~ gdy
follows: December. lOo S2Oi JauutTy s.2ta .3nci
February si0a = i's- March, s.0a t'5c,; Anni abl@
Sales 800 mats Pa "Fary Hol" and 300 do do
"tr0cn Won 'rinse cr.' on rriyGic terms.
COiION NSpOt Cotton. 3ldc ngncr out quct n the adj
sales 272 bales Delivered contracts 600 bales
receipts at the ports to-day, .0l bales against 01S
this day last week and 5.3yJ last y,ar. Since sept l.
2Go0635 bales against 2,5 097 for the period last
year.
Tue quotations. the classinclti
A follows