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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-14
LIVE sTnCK MARKET

NFwYORK Tuesday. Oct. BELIEVES Receipts were -
OF 9O4 hend3O Jersey CITY and 20 ~ botst
Morris bad - OF Exports the arrivals
consigned 10 stern Mczgcr and cars were Tor
the market Neither thcfew held over Or tho fresh ar
rivals offered Late sales OF Bulls At BOts yes,
terday a q decline 81 i per o..
The trade city Dressed Beef blocked by the storm
The morning with little activity later ia The day Texas
sold safe Colorado sides 7d7c and Common 10
PTim: Native at dBc. Choice reached - c
Arrivals Western Dressed Beef FOR the week ending uc
tober 10 $50 against l3j for the previous
The weather obstructcd trade and sales slow al a
The fCr Texas and Colorado SIDES with Of the best COT
Orado Beef selling up TOP ao &c aud Medium 10 Prime Ma
tiv & Necf sold 80 -dgC
shipments TODAY quarters Of Reef and 100
OF Mutton Ia the AbyB-ina by Joseph Eastman. The BOr-
doau1 VIII De laden with about 400 Live cattle
sales late yesterday at 0uth-s- Haenbeck a Davis: 30
Bulls steers and Heifcrs 700 ~ stays, go ~ &C
3c - Balls $40 n. at nc "a do so n, at ~ 40 20 do
80 h. at 81 35j q do. IA n, ~ 81 80.
G. smell lOOKen ami stays, 1910 n, at 44c Bulls
b sponce[ 10 Bulls SO II, at 2oe do, o37 10 at &c
CALVES-Iecepts head which 3G3 arrived at
6Othst and several hundred the from
yesterdays arrivals Prime Veals hold steady prices but
Grassefs Ped calves and Heavy Noals dnl and
lower GrasseTs sold al 2c ami for Common lots &c was
tho highest bid Fed Calves quoted at 2td4c Ncas al
4IGSiac. a few Extra Bucks Comfy reached sac.
Dressed Calves slow at "a lie for iy Dressed Veas ga
4Gbc.
saes-pillenbocR Dewey: AZ Grassors 237 b at ORC
% FED calves ank Grssse-s. 2oe ~ 2o; Co. 2GJ ~ AT
g 81 Western VeaIs Jew Fed Calves 1874 b at 42c
Veals PSI % at6Lc 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-14
cnrrn. MARkEr,-nY rELELGNrL

rivruro,L. oct l3 1880 p. m.-Coton dull: Mildlng
Trlaul. lLi. Mt'dlHH orleans ''rl.. -t' Goup harS'
Including bales for speculation and export receipts
10000 90. e. including 500 bales American Futures dul
Upland. Low Mlddiiug ClJ1-r october delivery. 5-'blH
also q U,d. october ld November delivery htH
do NoVenIcr and December delivery. 2lb!l 40 Decrin
hcr and JANUARY delivery. 2-tld. also <iOh.' u"'
January and February delivery D 40 ld as" 5pt 40
Ecbtary and March delivery 20 SD DC Maich dd Ap-
Mi delivery 2lG4d April amt May delivery, 5-nId,
,o MAY AMI juno delivery. . aG-Nld -
D. u, -ils- OF tine day included uucl buc',
American Futures uIu. IIlInds, Low MlddIuB clause,
October delivery 2l-Gld SELLERS. d. october ana So'rm-
her delivery 23-tld sellers d. Aovtibrr ana Dctom
bier delivery 2Giu. buyers DO D'tcbci hhd January
delivery Gfd. bNcr- do January 4nd tcnrAy delivery,
.tUtd. sellers d. February aud March delivery -tuii
sellers do. March and Aprl delivery, 'otI scI'i' 10
Aur and May delivery, jJ-Jd. sellers 90 Nay ana juno
delivery. .it.Utd sellers.
% y. m--Cottou-Futures closed hrn, Jpands Low MD
dllns clause OCtOtcr delivery 10 bulcsj 30 october
an. Noytlirr delivery , 2-.id. sellers do November and
December delivery 2lbid buyers dn December ana Jan
delivery 134i buvrrs du. February un March dclvcrI
5-ttGId buyers: do. March and April delivery 2bO ID
buyers do Aprl and May delivery, 32oid. buyers do.
Nav and June delivery. ia-6ld buyers.
GALfE-IoN. oct. l3-Cott0a quiet Md'unG ~; Low
Nddlng 1i- Good Ordinary. 50 net anu gross receipts
g. 80 bales salct asa bales stock. it2J& bales
HAyASSAI, oct. I3.-Cptton steady MddihE -l"i Low
Middlue. 1916. Good ordinary oA net ana gross IT,
ceip- j.uGi balcsi sales l. 80 bales stock s7to brs
NLw.OHEAN- OCT. lJ.C Cotton steady Ml,ulhg JOIN.
Low Middlng J-lG; Good Ordinary. lilo hot receipts
~ 20 bales gross BOOB bales; sales. 5000 bales Stock
~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-14
rrRopEAy PRODUCE MARKET.

LIVERPOOL oct ID frJysi0ns--lilCOn, tumDerAnl Nv
3ss %. Long Aiddlcs sos 3D. short Clear MlddeS
ale ud ~LOrt luJs. O.; Shoulders, 23s V per O."
Deef-Sls Or for Extra Indian Mess Prime Moss bs "a
Fork Prime Mess ID per bbLi Prime Mess Eastern
bis Western. 42s Lard American j4s OIL: Prime ttt
ern 32s Sd; Lard Oh. SIS Oh lams-Lohg Cut AS Ud;
shoulders, 3D. Butter Ss I'd per cWt Or lie7l
states. Cheese american Choice la "a Wheat--heu
Western sDuHg -. cd 9fs 3d Red WINTER -
uer GENITAL No Spring ~. Id New Western Wlntef'& 81
New Mixed Western. As, ID: California NO 'a ; LT
IL All Californian No. IA Odd ls.3d per GENITAL FIOuuoe
Spirits Turpentne ia GA do AZ London Jos OF per
cwti Refined petroleum.. ID a. d pergaen clover
American Red dv-. IallOw24s ID per cWt l'ohu
common 81. ia. Pale lis I'd nos Cd Ilnseed on rs
al per cwt Iallow-Fiue Amcrc 2Ss Oh Pri1e Clty
2Vs Cd. per American Refrigerated Beer hhu quart
eTs. Sd. iote quarters 3i31. per 10. -, ,zo ooo
of wheat Tor the three DAYS wea lo-OoI
centas including HB 900 ccntals American -. -.
Iherecepts for the past three a' WIZ
o. 90 Centals "a, soa ma n qot
"a per ton: Calcutta Liuseed, ass. Va per quarter
cake, 81 ~ ~. per TON henne0 elrolsu. r S
I'd Der GALLON spirits OF Turpeutuc, 2bs Oh, pol W.,
sperm on a5s per Resin Common 81 ~ pr ~.
pale ia dIls Provisions 33s OIL per cMt oi
Americans sugar. LIS. I'd per ewt TOT CuUs ~, 1,ir
polariLlng 9So. AND Ia I'd 4l9A JdIor CuOa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-14
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.


An extraordinary discrepancy is shown in tho
visible supply statements OF the New-York and ths
Chicago Produce Exchange, that in wheat exceeding
100000 bushels. The New-York statement puts tho
increase at less than 1880 bushels Chicago reports
II at l,576100 bushels although plained that tho
New-fork statement does not include 800 600 bushels
at ST. Paul and Minneapolis which counted in
Chcagos. The New-York statement for Saturday com
p9res as follows with that OF the previous week. Wheat
5,lO9,93l bushels, loss OF 9s6562 bushels; oats
5O93O67 bushels loss Of 500 or bushels; total gain
o13S9stO bushels net decline OF 042, go bushels.
III manipulation IS at tue bottom OF the bull grain
speculation 1t certainly seems to be backed by strong
trests and yesterday they supreme In the markets.
Chicago expected depressing effect be the result OF
the great Increase shown IN the visible supply OF wheat
and there cash business done little magni-
tude, the export demand being limited TO 10000
bushels. Nevertheless these influences were
powerless 10 check tho buying OF OPP.
in prices War aud weather were the clubs
with winch the bulls beat down the opposition their
foes. Cash wheat advanced az cents and options l0
los cents to these figures: November 81 Ola December
81 O32 January 81 05. February 81 06l2 March 81 o.
The market ended strong at top prices Cash rose
l403i cent. with little better demand from shippers
of as cent at 81 for October, 5l9 for Novem-
Der, 80 for December 47ls for Janury AZ for Feb
rdarY deliveries. There less excitement and
strength hut the speculative market was cent
December aud 33 4 cents for January. The provision
markets exhibited some sympathy with higher grain.
In lard the October deliveries were unchanged at 70 %
bur the later months made gains ranging from TO
cents.
At New-YorK. philadelphia, Baltimore and Boston tho
receipts Of gram Yesterday were: Wheat, 9S.l7l
total grain 53l = bushels -four % 9i2 barrels Tho
arrivals at CnicagO, Milwaukee AMI SO. Louis
Wheat, l7il29 bushels corn, 237,2S3 bushels oats,
1871 bush~ls total gram, o09.3s3 bushels; hou,
1912 barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-14
THE TRADE ~ CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Oct. ID (Specia THE close on
wheat At o'clock was at nearly the extreme top figures
for e.. day II was a marvellous day all the way
yhr)u n. with great volume OF trading and with
cxrayacaut excitement. There was an air OF mystery
abogt the pit all day too. With such extraordinary
,h IL harl 70 explain tie situation. Some said
the weather some gave the ridiculous explanation
that tho 1,jOo00o b shell incr I'm the visible
smaller than had been expected. About the only ade-
qIatc explanation was that the couutrymln had caught
The trcI,. and sending In nnumcrab orders for
the purchase of small lots and that The city
afraid to sell 10 hiu. Nat" Jones transferred his
opcr tiou- To- the pit, where he IN bids fCc
year Zoo lNOnu1 bu,Ae lots, and finally offered 10
take a. figure > cent above the market all that any body
wanted go seal. AObOdy wanted 10 sell Pork Lard
E.r G.ln ,l' %. ~vmpathy. Al 2:3O O'Clock November
wucIt c"se. "a 81 y cuts December a. 933s cents ;
81 IONS. a ii cars were unchanged. The esti-
m tc 'r 40ts Tor tOor.ow wheat 30 corn, 30j ;
oats, = 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-14
CLOSING PRICES or PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
Reporled by JOHN III. DAVIS & Co, Il WaltsL
TUESDAY, Oct. 1872. "


In one respect to-days speculation at the stock Ex
change was IN marked contrast with that of twenyfour
hours before The markets duh and tame as
they were active and excited yesterday. In the share
market the transactions amounted to only 3397Go
shares against 500 200 for yesterday By all the
rules established by precedent duh market following
activity like that of yesterday when the realzatons OF
profits were unusually largo and extens i've
should have seemed weak Such was not
the case. On the contrary. the MARKET
compared with Yesterdays, stronger. There was
some little hesitation early and dropping Of prices
but there was no pressure TO SELL and the day adj
vanced the orders to buy became more decided, and
were made manifest in a slow but steady advance OF
prices OF course, there various methods OF eN-
planning the phenomenon and the readers method VIII
be as valuable to him as any OF the
" Streets theories. In the days operations
St Paul led, with transactions in $4,000 shares
and it after 80 scored final advance Of III at s24.
The other active stocks were Northwestern, Delaware,
Iackawanna and Western, Lake Shore, Texas Pacific,
Union Pacific Oregon TranscOntinental, Missouri Kan
sas and Texas and Western Union and.a Of them show
important gains as tho result of the days business
Pacific Mail was affected by contradictory reports re-
Cardne the relations between and the railroads. On
reports that the railroads had given notice of with
drawal from tho subsidy the price of Pacific
Mail declined FROM 53al j375 to 52a and on alleged
official denals the price recovered TO 53a4 G53A In
reading today's General List mark the lowest prices
as generally made between 10 and IL o'clock and the
highest after o'clock The market closed dull but
strong
Government bonds dun but strong, with the bids
for the Is and the 42 NJ per cent Annexed are the
closing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-14
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

With a slight falling off i'll the amount of
business done in oil certificates yesterday there would
have been market at ALL News of consequence was
utterly lacking and the dealings at the Exchange wero
left In tho hands of traders. Steady and duh In tho
morning and dull in the afternoon are sufficient
describe the speculation Yet prices after advance
OF u cent from Monday night fell of u and at the end
were Il under Mondays last figures. The close was
without Significance
The range or prices and the total dealings at the Con-
solidated Exchange were as follows:
Opening. lle Lowest 10
Final. y
,OOO
Refined oil quotations were without change.
BRADFORD, Penn, oct. l3-Crude Oil-National Tran
sit Certificates opened at 10l and closed at 1904
highest price. 1O1ls lowest price, 1905 Cearances
$4,000 barrels
OIL CITY, Penn. Oct I3.-Crude Oil-National Tran
cit Certificates opened az lO1ie and closed at 1908
highest price, 1914; lowest price, 1905 Sales,
66l600 barrels eearances. 7O4 900 barrels runs.
runs 69,lSl bbls shipncnts. 66,049 barrels chart
ers, 49,563 barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-14

at Che Fed Calves 200 h at4o DO 800 n, at 99c 12
q. Williamson: 9extra Bucks County Vea.s, at $40 ,
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts were e1 ears OF I.9fY
head an Gl head received at Washington Market
Trade limited owing the storm well 70 the act that
butchers well supplied The few sales we're at yester
days closing prices WITH steader feeling for Prime Lambs
Common 10 Prime sheep sold 3d4c Ordinary to CHOICE
Lambs ut 4d5c with little bunch Of Extra states sold
at &c.
City Dressed Mutton 7c with general sales at
60Gl4c: Dressed Lambs very duh at Doc. - 49, - a,
Nearly o.uOO carcasse3 Of Western Dressed Mutton anu
Lambs are received weekly from Chicago and Buffalo, Trace
very slow az . n &c for Mutton and dSc for Lambs
Salesl f. Sadler & Co. 100 Kentucky Lambs "a 10 ab
47c s5 kentucky sheep lOl u, $780, 24O Ohio to- 50
70. at - 80
newton q Gnleti % Ohio sheep. 1O4 N. 41c
J. y. ItlcOck; 1856 Kentucky sheep. 30 ~ at - Oh.
+: = kase 2lS Canada LaVlDs 81 N, al 5S4c. n, -
Dnenbeck Dewey 20 state Lambs, 81 10 AT &c = 10
% b at 6fc loo do, SO H. at 5c "a Western DO 90 ID ~
0sci lZ2 Western sheep and Lambs, 90 TO- at4sci 10
sheep l0l u, at3c.
walsh Kirby CO.. 81 Pennsylvania Lambs, 65 10 at5iic
Ege * OTIS; 81 state sheep. 50 H. at &c. $50 -.
HObH-kccepts 81 OF t.32l heah--lf cars ny
jersey CITY and - at 4Othst Feeling steady ana qsa
ers quote tigsi 30 for Hea to Lint Hogs. whe FgS
might slightly exceed the quotation safes e Yes
erday were at - 3JGs 3D. Nothing doing to-day before
Change.
Country Dressed In light supply and rihe firm for light
weights evy quoted at l2c Medium nc 6@oA2o' anu
Light at a &C
sales smith Reid late yesterday ~ state Hogs a1d
PIGS. lpj n. at loc, 10 Hogs. 80 u, at 81 30.
Jerry Hunter late yesterdays 10 state Hogs, 2o9 10 Oh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-14
LIvE srncK MNnKEr-RY rEIEaRAPH.

CHIcAGo oct. 13.-The Dcorsrs journal Gths--
Receipts 9.5OJ head: ~hipmeuJs 22Ou leld market du
EIport - 41dFj 30: COWS MIVodtl I50Sj 80 STOCK
- 80 ass 6Oi Feeders - - U.s. %; Texans 20 VO0
H0gS-Recepts % 200: ShiDments 1000: market weak
Rough Mizei % 4OdS3Gj Pacsmg ald shipping. - ~ %
- go Light. 50 iOOfl 30: SkDs - jOOS3 90 ,.
ShesD-becept9 5000 head Shipments 300 heal uilfset
quiet ;ineup - 90 ass 90 Natives OdSj 60 Texans
81 b0GSJ
ST LOUIS oct i3.-CaiHe Receipts 1900 shipments.
100 market steady Fair Choice Naive shipping steers
- 2a$5 30 &atye Butcher steers - % isl UO Grass
Texan steers = JOdf3 90.
StesD-ReccD,s 500 saipmeut4 100. Common 20 Me-
dm 81 7Jasl j FrtO Cnoco - 75ds3 70; LAMBS y -
ass 81.
Hocs-Rccci1ts $1,000 salDmeuta 100 Light 70 100
IS 81; PackIng. ~ sou - 20: Heavy, - sOO%J 30
BUFFALO oct lj.Cd'tc Becelut' today, lO- aeh tpt
Tor tlu- far id1U ncai sano n neaN weed 7OV
head consigned tlrpign. = market u and steiny
Good . jI0cj sJer sj7OU$j ji oocKers AMI Feeders
Jnt3
SeeD- Scceips today $500 for week thus far
$1,000 head tor time last wreS 1000 heah cpA@ncd
th ugh - cars marNet inactive ana wr1 Mehhh 10
Cool - Juafj 20 Good 10 Choice - 30 U.s. 'V taada
Lambs. - ~JHJ 10.
HOgs Receipts TODAY 700 head total for weeS Inns far
2l.UOO head tue last 10000 neal: con
signed through lOl o. wlct p To NcwNO MARKET
firm: Medium FAIR IOTkcTs - - dtl 80 Coon I'D
ClOoe. - iOai &E butchers GRADES - OJGsI 10 PIGS
Cd Ill.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-14

IovnON oct l3 1870 .. m.C0nsols. 100 1G for both
money and Atlantic First
Mortgage Trustees Certificates ~ - Canadian PcIhc, g.
Erie 1sa Illinois Central 1888 Mexican Ordinary. ~
81 Paul COInIaOn, "A Ncw-YOrE Central, IO4 Pcnnsyl.
yania, 537s.
Paris adyccs quote Three per cent Rcntes ~
francs 72l, ccatimes Tor the account
Bar silver IL quoted at ~ 5-i6d. per
m.consOis lOOis for both money and the account
Atlantic and Great Western First Mortgage Ccrtid
cates 49, Ere, DO second Console 10 Canadian Paci
hc illinois Central, 1914 Mexican Ordinary, 2l7s
81. Paul Common. S3a4; Reading 7 -
Hudson Bay Company, lrs+
Paris adces quote Three per Reutes "a francs 50
centme5 for the account and exchange London at Is
francs u y confines for cheeks
; y. n.-Ihc OF bullion gone into the Rank Of
Eng ana Oh balance to-day Il 100000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-14
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
Fcrthe week ending Tuesday Oct. - 1885.

Receipts the weekBeans S61 bbls Peas $50 bush
EIDortsBeans 1,l45 pkgs Peas 1913 bush Lighter ar.
domestic beans but there enough
The course Of prices upward strictly choice Marrow ars
stock has reached 81 65 general sales however at 81 90
ne at i FoG%SsS nas close @ s SeS Ga f
Pea relative plenty and the OF trade
selling at ST - White Kidney in small supply and but
few waRted Not much doing in Red Kidney. but there
are higher firm; nearly 200 bag at
~ 30. Green Peas selling only jobbng way Southern
Back-Eye continue to advance under light supply
+ Choice H"ln . oO91 So Cal Lima iSS5 %
Dom edlmn Ch'ce 4 60 Green Peas. 1889. Pc;
Do. White Kidney. >, al 90 southern Is. +. per
Dop Red Kdny 50. 24002 SOL bu bag..-... 3O003 20
FOR the week 36j73 packages last week 32799
ngs ami better demand 5r fine and ancy table grades
of butter have causela steady improvements prices ito
been closely confined to top quail fresh made goods and
while other grades he higher In sympathy buyers
pa not arriving ouch b6gOnd grocery trade wants and
obbers who need few hed to about much
here TO- law at a SO some ntt5 or IN flavor or
freshness can s be had al pa 80 Fine quality In tubs is
in iGht receipt mary of the usudy fine marks showing
and Minnesota are reaching dc The business above 80
Is small yet For extra nr5S ON2l o3 ~ the curront
rate with other graios mtg enlu5h at "a &c. ms
stock holders 10 poo but we hear Of no quJtabe
goods have been closed out at l5c; There Is
hrkins at all attractive in quality and the bU
OF les at l6 &c. Fine fresh hl tubs would bring
2Oa2lc without difficulty and Choice at
9c possibly If Oh grade creamery
Is selling alry to home trade at 7c poorer qualities low
plrn and have fair inquiry but other sorts drag Fac
tory hOut mucn demand and little here cool enough
TO command our outside rates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-14

% cans Of condensed milk susquehanna and Wc.te,
40 o can: Of mix Hartford and Nsvsven, 1000 cant
OF condensed milk and 20 Of creams Northern Ne.
1ork y42 cans OF mlk NswJersey Central 673 cans nj
mix Long Island, 3Si Of milk; Morris ana E.sess
SSs cans o. miik and BY miscellaneous short routes
cans OF nuk and t3 cans OF The day sunnv
mas been ~ 5o9 cans OF mk 1877 condensed nn
ana Zot cans OF cream The market has been COED and
nrh during the week with 81 gt upware tendency fowar1
the ciose he krce the railroad platforms has been
u 30 70 81 10 per OF 40 - 1N--
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per Worth Rfpsr, Ves,els ant RIiir1Ifs.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE-spot Rio firm but quiet fair sac options
active advance Of 10 points shorts cover et'
freely. Rio de Ianero was firm receipts there IoOyO uH
advanced IA franc sales, J3.'OO bags 0shs
follows: October T. $780, November 1890 az *
cember 72O07.2ji January 7250T.3OI February, l.@S
aT4Oi March. 7.400745 Mild grades steady saes oi
800 St DOmingoand 400 MaracaibO private terms
COTTON-Spot Cotton dull and unchanged sales. 10
bales. Delivered contracts 800 bales. Receipts AT uc
ports to-day az bales against 32s6 this day last week
and 37.3G7 last year. since september l. fShVui UNITS
against 707.254 for the period last season.
The quotations, according 10 the American cId'sA0''4'i
nrL d ILL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-14

Receipts the 49, 80 pigs Exports 31o30 Dkgs
Prices lasc ruled uy b. srlHV favor there Lls
been very trade TIE Grades on T. Be stock
TO-DAY with adyt cS Dft hiI lIdc OVERT hcOniua
lions sofia IN the cJultry Il u AID PC respec y aud
sale O 5000 40 tcI mi i T. FAILS at rom - 20 C
with the IN pro 30 mlrct~ the .celu@ be-
cI.u-lv urm Upper not ling dOmuC
tine hguC-t r-kcIu i' atru tpus were cable
the Tut rucs.rsl d very srp.g 81 w
few fancy 70 'fn cl f.tt
,trIy tpbe bad below lo2 ,e a. IHt Orce D. prHPs a
little irtuG lu-I -O' Iu ic ] u~i
100 Iurluiiuy OIf-d' quOfgl'u. ane par
Gel. Nut ~ DOB Cc't5 IH I7c" ust dates nrc %
h.d &c rTtc. Poorer 4rafHs of li stock Ire
ruling worry quiet uc q. made night 81 sell tt.r &
bona. trutr 80 az D. r,t. Pom" -"lvIr ek st afy
quoted Uho tt. como fut8l. slowly and I'm. f1i io
.e pompt al ul rites mp jo lU cents Liverpool ca
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-14

refining adoat, Australian Tallow-Beef 26s Cd a2ss
9d Mutton. 29s. 90. G29s I'd. Cocoa Nut OI-Ceylon.
227 es Cochin. R31 ca.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-14
9ee Cream.

FACT-HOkTON'S ICE CREAM is made
n from pure cream Horizons Patent super Frozen Brcks
of Ice Ipa Tor esianrants Churches Festivals &c VIII
een mar, oQp honr Country orders promptly ned DtpOis
3O5 4thuVe, l2~S broadway, 10 CbaihamSt, 10 last
l.5th-st. New-York, and +33 futonst brooklyn.
ECSSELLS ICE CREAM, No. 760 Broadway
~ Ncw-IOrk.
Families supplied Outottown business specially I1ia
sal bucks Tor restaurants fairs Tclephons as ZsCs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-14

CuArfr-rov. oct l3-TIrn 'utiue firm 40 g T.
kAyAN.AH. OCT I3 .IurUeutlur s.tllv 80 Sc
WtLnNaIOy. Oct 3.-Iufpruuuc hrm a. j3L'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-14

Good Ordinary 77,s Low Niddling. bllis
stnct Good Grinary77. Niddhng. 9'ts
Futures were quiet and4 to points lower. Liverpool
aloe al bglg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-14

HAY AND STRAW Prime grades OF HAY are in demand
not very plenty ana firm Other qulc~ plenty straw 800
demand ard EiIl we quote nay No i.H'c, ~" o. -'-.
40 s. 70a7sc. -hpI grades 80 a7oc. ~ua" soc.
80. - GOc Oat. f5UaIc.
HOi~-A continued demand Pow exporters auN brewers as
Elected slight adv nucc ui tluc' aiD, WhlchHr -'r'r
low, grades plenty some inquiry .- been male %" 'fn
lf O. quote hu,c ~~I- j n u -t. other grades, "
d, .ufac. cr0l 1855. 5nHc.. Pacific coast. n Tie.
MOLAsSf,-DuI and uoullualv UNCHANGED.
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