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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-18
IN Tns HANDS or The OFFICERS
5. D. Fuller Captured oy Superintead-
ent Perry in Colorado.

Since July = Sapt- Perry, Sheriff kinney
and the men al their command have been
using every sf0rttO capture tue man, , u.
Fuller, Who, u the 18th Of Joly last sue
eeeded Ia beating DR.. Johnson out OF SoU
b inducing him ~ endorse worthless drafts
tO that amount The ofhcers have worked
very quietly but their work bss been deter
mined and persistent, and just a. people
were beginning TO think that the rascal had
made good hls escape, II l. announced that
he has been captured. Sheriff Kinney has
been on the trail for neaTi, two weeks and
Il Il understood that he has
followed Fuller through several different
States and Is now ID Canada. he has fire
quently communicated with the officers here
and few days ago Superintendent Perry
left home, and II Was announced that he had
gone fishing. Ii seems that lac has been sue
cessfuL Early yesterday morning adlspaIch
was received from ham dated Ia town IA
Colorado, stating that he had caught tsh,
bat that he could not bring hipa home with
out requisltiol from Governor Alger.
Copies of the complaint and warrant against
Fuller were at once made and ii. 4. Baker,
of the Fourth National Bank, went
TO Lansing 10 obtain a requisitlon.
From Lansing he went direct To Colorado,
where Superintendent Perry is holding the
prisoner, and unless by some crooked habeas
corpus business Fuller manages 10 get out of
his hands before MIR Bakers arrival, the ras-
cal will be IN jail here before Thursday night.
lie Is wanted IN other cities and States on
charges similar 10 those preferred against
him here which accounts for his refusing 10
come back without reGuisition from the
Governor.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-18
OUTERSi OUTERSi |
SUMNER EQUIPMENTS AT THE
GREAT WARDROBE
Are You Of for a Lark P
DURING THE HEATED TERN.

Besides the seventy Thousand more peopie
who live IN and immediately arsabd trslld
hapids fhere tlnueands of tourists g. b, sup
pilsf with suitable ciothius and desire "a
call attention go some of ouf Hummer bQuif-
menis We undertake b. supIs the wants Of ths
male EEL iu size mgt'ef ~ spp-rs'l from the time
the infant leases ofi iails cioiiinf and iuis on
kili skrts. " through al The sisas~ ~ knicker-
bcckers fof small bsss oss si,d si isi suite for
louihs and Young Men Jain. ncai sulis Tor
midd Gagged and cd men No oniy 10 hs- but
Ubderclolhes ~ every description and al that IN
efilbrsced IN uls term FURNISHING. 90 Fin
ings. az W osll fheiu Tourists visiting cur
Northern Lake. Sss Shores or Mountains wiiisoot
light overcast are llabie o. eslr-rienee serlsus
discomfort One of the niosri fi4nils 20 travel iB
yaosu n. BE- Norfolt Jsckst. or
touIisi-plHted klouse. ~ hi.ss them iD vafiOas
patterns and prices.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-18
ONE WAY OUT.
Getting a More Flexible Board OF Civil
Service Examiners

New YORK, Aug. 1.-THE Chairman of the
Civil Service Examining BOARD of the Gus
tom House il now left alone. Prior 10 to-
day there have beer two designations ont Of
four members Of the board. To-day Cyrus
A. Stevens -ent IN his res gnatiOn. leaving
only Comstock. the chairman. Stevens ia
one of the assistant appraisers, and rumOr
has It Appraiser McMullen intimated that il
would De well for him II he would resign
from the board. This i den'ed by Stevens
II "a certain, however, that President Cleve-
land or Secretary Manning will have to fll
the places of three out of four
m the Board of Civil Service Exam
iuers attached 20 the Custom House
Collector Hedden this morning went on
vacation and has left the Office IN charge of
Deputy Collector Berry. Surveyor Beattie
was also absent from his office. but u il
rumored he has bad a strong hand in cans
ing the breaking up % the civil service
board. IN the nope that new sppOintees will
he more easily handled than those who have
retired.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-18

CNcNV,rIs Ang tT.-Shortly after y
wife. Of Gown zton. Ky, while returning from
the Highland house. where they had been at
tending ana opera. we're assaulted by a gang
~ roughs near the oorner of Fifth and Cul-
vert streets. The Doctor vas beaten almost
insensibie and robbed ~ his watch and
chain. The cries ~ Mrs. Wilson frightened
the villains and they failed to search him
thoroughly. His wallet containing several
hundred dollars wa picked up near hy
where t1e thieves iu their haste had Dropped
it The Doctor wa= badly cut about the
head and complained ~ bruises All over his
body. Nn arrests have been made.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-18
THs SPECIAL DELIVERY SERVICE.
Not TO De let by Contract Through the
Post Office Department

the American District Telegraph Company.
~ Philadelphia. submitted proposition to
the Post OfHce Department n perform the
special delivery service which zoes into
effect Get. T. Acting Postmaster General
stevenson to-day declined 20 entertain the
proposition. holding that the lsv does not
runtern plate letting ont this service hy con
tract. but f shonld be under the immediate
control of gostuastsrs IA the several critics.
The - the arst offer 81 the kind received At
the Department. and the action in this in
stance establishes precedent - be followed
I'm anF similar case=.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-18

WssHISero~. Aug ff-The State Depart
raent has received from Deputy Consul
Wood. ef Rome. a Translation ~ the official
-euors reiating 20 he nae 81 American reap
ars in Italy The Government this year
and usei them slth most satisfactory ra-
suits during the current season n a number
~ provinces. in snuie ~ the provinces
prefects and representative ~ agricultural
and commercial interests. puuiis ~ practical
schools ~ agriculture and technical instl-
futes. a. vel a. large nnmoer - land
owners attended the trial and Uorsing 81
fhs.aa nar~ss1f.lr-4
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-18
Terrible Accident A. sasinau.

Essr Ssensw. Mich. ABg l7.-C J.
Brown. travelling for Krsmsr Bros. r Co. u
a pers Marg7ette depot this noon and killed.
Iu SeIigman' = bank ne vof a check - Alzer.
Smith & Co. q Detroit. cashed for ~ ard
eft his sample csae ~ the Marshall Honse
be vent - the depot and g1t IT the ears
tsen - again. Parties cay ~ lad his pa
on the platform. deliberately crszi4d ander
a rar and fhe train started before fhe-s rs
sirae - check ap. Hs uaz c1t In tu8
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-18
Carnarvon ColdIY Received.

DURLTS, Aug. lT.-Earl Carnarvon, Lord
Lieutenant Of Ireland. arrived at Galway to
day. Large crowds assembled at the wharf
and in adjacent streets to get glimpse Of
Irelsnd's new ruler. he vas rather coldly
received, his appearance failing TO elicit the
least enthusiasm. Narious trades unions
presented him nth addresses. After visit
ing fev places Of interest. His I,ordship
re-embsrked on the man-of-vsr " slorou-
for Limerick.
LoSDoS, Auz ls.-The Sfandarf ssy- the
result Of Earl CarnRrvon' visit % ireland hsz
Justified the motive. TIE experience il en-
couraziBg. bat Csrnarvun owes this fact g.
the success - Earl Spencer's rnle.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-18
Fallen From Grace

BOsToS, Aug. T7.--For some time past one
Mr.. Tsber has had occasion To suspect the
nfidelity Of his wife with Rev. DR.. Downs.
pastor Of Bouioir Square Baptist Church.
Tonight he went 20 his house. battered IN
his vife's bsd- ROOM door with big dumb
bell, and found the clergyman occupying the
same couch with his frsil companion. The
offending couple were taken n the station,
where AZ a late hoHr Pastor Downs Vas
bailei IN $50
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-18

Bosfs. Auz ia sce5ety for tis e1ports
hoa snd sale = gosng Itslisr s1rl= fqr ir1-
n1orsl Eu~rluaes has heeu 3f=oorsre5 rerE.
rith branches ~ Nsyl=s snd SQosets- Ist-
fe-s f-orn residents - &eV YORK snxari1Q
siris pers f1ru1. II seems girls we-e t.rsg - 3
81 cheaV ~at@s from relatives o. E7sr3fsrs
ard sosd q Arericsn customers ~ fro-n sSs
- k4E ssck They az mostly r-oc1ree II
Ssutsern Itsly Ten srrssts bsv4 been
ms5e.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-18

NoBEEFE. No. Auz I7.-An Official order
commanding ali knights of Labor 0f the
Wabash system to quit work on Tuesday.
until further orders from the general erecn-
tive board. has been issued. The order -
signed by Friedrich Turner. Secretary % the
Board. TIE order has created sensation III
N0beriy. The stsike 0rker a look@d 1pon
a. one u the most serious for yesrs
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-18

MY yoss. tug. IT.-C. p Huntingdon.
representing the S,sufheru Pacific system.
Isy Gould ne Missouri Pscilc President
seeisy ~ Gueiph. Csi. the Santa Fe 2. r.
and - o. Clara. ~ tae Hcnston e
rexa- Central. hsve signed re Taxss pool
iug arrangement The agreement tsses -
tecf sept lst Clark SAYS rates have a.restiF
been sdrsnced and ihe pcol vii make a
difference 1f ire niiiiou dollars e year na
Era, rna,iz
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-18
q Report Denied

NEw YORK. Aug. l7.-DreKel. Morgan 4
Co. say that there was no authority for the
announcement of conference of the stock
Offices to-day. relative Of Vanderbilt
said the report was without foundation. but
added that large number of South Penusyl-
vania stockholders had expressed their de
sire to accept per cent. bonds guaranteed
by a good sound road.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-18
YESTERDAYS BALL GAME.
The Printers Defeat the Cigarmakers
by a Score OF 3 10 7.

The Printers Baseball Club defeated the
cigarmakers at Base ball Park yesterday for
the second time, for purse of $50 lin their
minds }, the cigarmakers having their cash
ready, hut the prints" failed TO connect.
During the first two innings the playing was
very loose on the cigarmakers' side, but
after the second innings both clubs played a
very good game. The only feature of the
game was a double play by Minton, assisted
by Murphy. The following Is the score:
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-18
Extreme Prices of Dry Goods.

Twenty ye<<rs ssst elsin Mo1tils lrstore Tia
ooliaIss ~ ttas boufharu JsEtfs<ierscy cast toL
VOL &n1 sllk iAbrlcs ressCied Tie hlsi.e E.'.n
Al krlcx ever knos1- while tk.-aAs ever ytllk,s
aaufsCfgFr froR tf1ase aEtlc-es clsss.Ieg thai
LlHtssr, sgises aIy ecooQoL
4 large IAsriloH ~ TIE prepani pol0lA1lsn "a
the coantrY viii probably doubl tfs accuracy ~
the table furlsi.s.c below showing ths prloss 81
ssSs<is IA the sasr i-es pared with to-dsS
bet es2E sa.sure tas readers thai the lsFics<
here sfise1 are substantially ootrect feofl issd,
~fo Iaa2 ci.anse "a ece thls wil d. ~ell - pfs,
this paper n vii de0bt be interesting
e rssfeFeHoe IA future yuArs-
RPAIks A goaFAkY
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-18
CALLED OUT TO BE SHOT.
a Maryland Inn-keeper Fatally Shot al
His Own Door.

BALTIMORE, Aug. 17.-Early this morning
jos. Ha.hall, an inn keeper at Piney Hill.
Baltimore County, was called from his bed
by two strange men, who asked for whisky,
which was given them. A they were leav-
ing. one of the strangers said to the inn
keeper. You would be surprised If you
knew who / am" Hashal had closed the
door aud was about TO retire again when the
men again Knocked at the door and asked
him to come out with a light and look at
their horse. Hardly had he stepped outside
when one OF the men fired three shots at
him. Only one took effect. the ball entering
hIs abdomen and causing a fatal wound.
Robbery IL supposed to be the cause of the
crime. The men were captured near New
market to-day. but will say nothing "a to the
shooting.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-18

~ tsr4TSersS. Aeg, t7.-Walter Morgan
srat - telegraph 'rersfor and -fail1n
szent ~ Hvafss. en she "a g tt. r. g.. SIX
,-siaa f-nul ha-e. committed Suicide this
sfta-ucrn ~ shouf,ne himself Morgan, -
= understood. ass uorTfei himself over ais
fsties ~ such s3 extent t1st. ln a Sc 81
a.s-pondencv ~ assk his hfs
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-18

MsnsTD. Aus. 7.-Thers uers twenty four
rev ca@es = choiera IN this sity to-day and
fourtaen deaths. there were forty -SIE neE
ce@es IN the provinces aud slxteeu 1estha.
MsRssuEEs. AaG. l7.-Thers were ffty
tvo nev cs=es ~ choiere and fweuts f0ar
Gesths IN this cIty - day.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-18

LkFExR. u On. Auz. l7.-The roof ~ the
srsud stand ~ tae Tspeer Comfy Fa5r col
lsu-e3 ~ noon 70 day. Fifteer naeu re-s
IN 5ure6 a n Wood wzs r.os1 se~Ious 3
hurz TIE others wers severely injured oota
externally and Internally
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-18
maxwell POSITIVELY IDENTIFIED
Photographed ard Visited by Oficisls
ard T~snty- f,zo Women.

ard T~sntv- f,vo Women.
-. Iorrs. AuR H. Nax~eI vss to-day
positively identified by the root roon keeper
~ the southern Hctei a. t1e nan rho played
pool with Prslier. also BY TIE trunk deaier
~ rhorn be bought tha trsuk in which the
bofy ~ Prpiier uss packed. and b the
frnzErst AZ whose sts0ra rhlorrforTn rss rur-
chased hy Newell she day ~ th~ murder
Msxreils rsoiusss sper1z - 3esert hiu n0w
snd tsen. hpt only fsr An instant Re sst
ts fsy for phot,g-Rrher- rho zecnre4 nezs
-ves ~ hfns in four different sttlfnde=. Re
hss retained Hen. John = Martin. ~ thi-
eifV to axe charge ~ aie defense A1,anz z
ais visitors t0-isy rcrs ire Nsvor and Co11-
chi. thr@e pas-,srs. o8e priest and twenty two
women.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-18

We wonld mention our handsome kilt and
Jerseys. of mace haiiuff -uifs plain of
plsssts-i hiouse SUIT. Thel noi eKl,ensivs
adding an s1ira pair i've ~ shou lons
pants. ~ fhe case mas le emergency. and do
DO; forget 10 las iu HsfocA - Shin Nsists al the
way from q oents - $50. our fanry rssr.slls~
and Chsvioi wHisf viii prove acoeptslls on
many ocossioDs. bui fuf rauble 80 i,osiine the
boyt vin want one - ouf popular -iaos.l front
flsnDe Shirt Nslei
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-18

cotton goods of ell kInds, a. ~lli be shown
by the two ists Of prloes. The figures on
the left Indicate wsr prioes, while those on
the right represent the prices of to-day;
T5c Heaviest brown Cotton &C
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-18
CIGARMAKERs,
PRINTERS

Bases on als-By Steil, 2 Passed balls-Dy-
CERT. l. Two-base hiis-Carpenter. Greenway
Seyferth. Struck out-By Kennedy, Z; by Stel.
l; by Carpente 2. Strikes cailed-Of Kennedy,
q; of Steil 70: OFF Carpenter 10. Balls called -
On Kennedy 81; on Steil 40; Carpenter. Is
Wild Ditchee-kennest z
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-18

HN JNIDHIHAI UIIIIT
IL the snitshie Trunk pacsss Ssfol.,s 80 baa In
tiiis line ouf stuck comprises evef1 s~-ieiy o'
style and size from two q ti, lareesi nlaDufao
tories in uie oousIirs and NJ arc seiiue ~ manu-
fscturers' rios~ v.lact mesuf {. - IHE LOW
E-T PRiCE At
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-18
League Games.

Philadelphia. o o 2 2
New York ........O 0 o 90 =
Base hits Philadelphia Z, New York 3. Err
ror-, Philadelphia o. New York g. Pitchers Fer
guson and Keefe. Umpire, Ferguson.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-18

TELEPHONE CALL ls2
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-09-05
New York Mining Market.

NEW YORK. September THE Naii
and Express says: The feature in the
mining market was an advance, and
the strength shown in Caledonia Black
Hills, which was reported to lie due to
legitimate buying, principally by par
ties resident near the mine. The sales
were California d Virginia at 1S0 Silver
King at 61S, Navajo at TO- Plymouth at
1888, CALEDONIA Black Hills at Ito to
l.9O. Union Consolidated at SO. Horn
Silver at2. 10. Alta at 80, Grand Prize at
70. independence at 20, Father Desmet
at 5 and Annie at 4.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-09-05
AFTERNOON.

Wheat = Easier; 771z September
1917 October, S1A November.
Corn = Steady; 433z September, 4:
October. 1919 November.
Oats-Quiet and steady; 2lK Septem.
Der 2iT October.
Pork-Firm S.72H September.
Lard-Firm and unchanged; 6.221.
September.
Rys-Sta ady; 561l.
Boxed Meats = Steady; dry sa, :
ed shoulders, 3S2@3.90; short rib sides.
5.S71z; short clear sides, 6.15 @t6. 20.
Whisky-Quiet at LIP.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-09-05
Chicago Live Stock.

CHICAGO, September 4.
Cattle = Receipts 5000; best grades
strong; common, lower; shipping steer,
400 a 61O; stockers and feeders, 26O a
400; through Texans, 2.50 a g so
western rangers. slow; natives and ha
breeds 3.4O a 500; cows $50 q 3 80,
wintered Texans, 800 a $50.
steady; shipping steers, $50 to l.500
600 to $50 pounds 225 a 3.35; West
295 Wyoming 1886 q AIS; 297 Montana
Texans 1865.
Hogs-Receipts, u, 200; stronger; 5 q
10 higher; rough and mixed, 400 a
AS; packing and shipping, 4.30 q
1865; light weights, 3. 500 4.S0.
Sheep = Receipts 1900; steady;
natives, LIS @ 400; Texans, LIS q
3.25.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-09-05
Chicago Grain Trade.
CHICAGO. September 4.

OHIOa0Oi NOP0OIHUcI 7.
Wheat became very heavy and sold
to the lowest point during the present
crop of the season; 777s cash, 1875 o.
tober, Sr9I q 5114 November, s3ss De-
Corn-Firmer4 s cash, ~ October, ssa1
November.
% November.
Whisky-1.12.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-09-05

NEW YORK, September A.
Money, ~ per cent.
Prime paper, a 3.
Exchange bills, 4.S0.
Demand, 4.85.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-09-05
Western stock Market.
san Francisco, September 4.
British Grain Trade.
LIVERPOOL, Septembe

LIVERPOOL, September T.
Weather in England wet and stormy.
Wheat-Demand poor; supply large;
red western winter. Is. Sd. % IS. lid.
Corn = Firm, fair demand new
mixed western, As. I'd.
The leading weekly grain circnlar
says: The wheat market has been fairly
steady. ] nglish wheat is more RELY
offered at previous prices. The trade III
ers want concessions. At 70 d y IS m lr-
ket there was a poor attendance.
LONDON, September 4.-There was a
nall business d n in wheat at Tues
days prices, and occasionally IN the
buver's favor. Flour was inactive and
p ICES were unchanged. Maze was III a
limited supply ana dearer.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-09-05
Foreign Wool.

LONDON. September AT the wool
sales to-day 1919 bales were disposed
of, chiefly Port Phillips and New Zea-
land. There was a fair competition.
Following is detailed statement OF yes
terday's sales: New Zealand greasy at
sgd. q 10d.; locks and pieces at 81. a
4%d.; Tasmanian greasy at 4d. a Is.
219d.
MANCHESTER, September A. The
Guardian says the tone of the market
is fiat. There have been a few small
sales. The tendency is against sellers.
The fall in eastern exchanges has inter
fered with business with India and
China. But few orders have been placed.
In other business, buyers are unable to
purchase at the lower rates.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-09-05
COMMERCIAL.
EASTERN MARKETS.
Money, Stocks. uraIu and Cattle
Reports.
Petroleum..
New York money Marker.

New YORK. September Petroleum
Firm: united; closed 1925.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-09-05
Bullion.
New York Wool.

New YORK, September 4.-Bar silver
104
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-03-09
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Nrv.YoaK Saturday. March sor
cars Of 7A8 head al but single car at soti
the week fO4 head against 199 head last a.
at Mr. Eastman received 22 car.oads-bfern o. m car
cars and Sohwartzchild and Sulzberger Is cars
load Jersey City for the market About % FOR
held over from yesterday but there was no u' ~
them to-day. ,-.s ana ala
CALVEs-At 8othst 81 were receigea ana Soa
by Walsh Kirby Co. at 2qsc They averaged sou TOO
SHEEP AND IAMBS-Receipts were cars Oh r. TX
head-2 at 6Othst and cars at Jersey Siy rseS
the week 80 S0 bead against ne.a s hrver
favor Tho pens at 80hst were cleared Dut ~ % been
remained unsod OF late hour CoIamon 70 ic ErSy
sold at sa4sc with to Major Hollis az eto' o
choice Lambs sold the extremes OF N
sALES-J. N. Pidcock sold 20S Michigan sheep' 90 ="
4Sc. . .,- o,.., OF m nj
4to 100 Michigan do So ~ at4c ios 90 81 ~ he lie
Michigan do SO b at bscL late Yesterday Is' "es''
Sheep 95 ~ Mt 4a.c 202 do, 76 d. at So 40 o,,
Newton Gfllet sold 252 Ohio Sheep, 10 h at
DO 90 @ 4alo late yesterday LIT OHIO sheep Nd ID
4l9c. ,o.~ =. x,,,,
lit do SO 10 at ci 39 do OIL at Abe 2qo 90: a. ~
4c 1893 do 80 at.c; AZ do Ewes H. y; ca 3. S1s do
rs at asc 1873 do 83 ~ st 4c 30 state LAMBS nr nj
at 51o ledo So h. at 5aci and l67 Canada sneoD A''
Hume Mullen sold, 172 state lambs 70 at 6'cj lso
do l0l ~ at nc; and 2l7 Western do 20 m ~ 49,
Dnlenback q Dewey sodi $50 Can ada lambs y. 10, q.
r. sc ss DO ios b. at isc 1ol do 81 p. 40,
% do 80 10 at 4c and 1913 state do 92 ID az ar
HOGs-Ieceipts As Of 10 head csrs
Jersey City and IL 4Ohs Total for the week IT,
against head last week. None for saio Sn'o
Market unchanged but rrihe weak.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-03-09
LIVE STOCK MARKEDLY TELEGRAPH.

CHICAGO March Droosrs yorra. repor rt brsk
Exports IS 90 S. sos and Mixed So 4g9Sl W. Socna
ers 50 504Si 20 Feeders "a 30Gs4 7O Ieaans 20 W"
81 65 ooo ....xo. .,rorger.
Rough Packing 81 81 So Packing and shipping u oo@
81 90; Light, 81 500 81 sO skips. SO 6o9s4 20 ,s,
he,p-Recepts 300 head; shipments 100 headi mar
steady: Inferior so O00s2 5U Medium SO 500 % Z' uoo
81 6OQS4 so Choice. 50 50S4 90 Lambs " TO- .,.,,.
ST, LOUIS. March 7-Cdts-i Receipts 3VG snlpmeu.s.
2O market quiet Exports 81 1886 90 dood % Uaoce
shipping, IS 2J6sj 75 Fair 70 Medium. IA oo~s''''
Texans 81 000fi 30. o. VA
Shesp-ReceiDts. 100; shpments 400; Common 70 Me-
dun, So GS3 rs; Fair Choice S. 501Si w. -, ,oa
Hoos-Receipts sO0 shipments l. lob Mghs n 4o~
81 6O Packing 40asi 90: HEAVY, 81 b01st 80 .o,.,
BUFPAo March 7Ca,e- Receiuts today 800 neth totst
wees 600 head for sane tune last week o9vo
head consigned III market uncnanseu'
Choice So 90 9sj 6J stockers anu feeio'
g. 4OGs4 20. ,,r
sbeep- Receipts to-day 800 heed total for week thus ar
2700O nead for ms last week 2sODo hes ,n "a
through II cars weak aud lower hcnun W
Good ~ $685. IS; Canada Lambs. 81 25 GSj o.
lOqs-Recepts to-day 700 head; total for week ,nus
$4,000 head for sans time tl,5 weex 4.uOy hsan IN
through, 237 market dull Good 10 CHOICE 10
ers 81 So % 06 Light Mixed 80 95f 20; Heavy. u so@
IS W; Pigs, 81 so.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-03-09
rrpoprAY pRopUcE MARKErs

LyERPool. March 7;-Proyisions-Baco Cqmberand cut
3s Long Clear Mddes, 32s. 3i snort Clear Mddles
3ss OIL, RIBS, j5s Ill; shoulders God Cd per cw
BeeflO-s Cd for Extra Indiaa Mess Primo Mess 50s OF
Pork-Prime Mess GSs. I'd pelaol Prime Ness Eastern.
Ii{s: Western 5gs Iar-Amcricn. S6s Cd; Prime West
orn Bis OH. Lard OIL Od. Hams-Long Out AS. Oil
shoudeg 36s 3D. Butter 9js Cd cw for hnest ned
states. tlea4e-Amcf.oau Choice, 5Ss. Od. Mheat-hej
Wrstern sprng ia Id y H. 3D.: Red Winter Is Cd as ID
Der ecnll No spring Is. ID New Western Winter Js Ol
Now Mixed Western, IA -9di California No l. IS. ID
7s 3D.: California No . IS sd d6s lOd per cena Prodnc,
spirits OF uTpeIne 23s O1; 90 at London - Oh per
cWt tenucd Petroleum It'd per gallon; Clover Seed
per cwt. Tal0w-33s. ID cwt Rosin
Common I'D: lis I'd a0s. Cd Ilnseed on 20A
Sd. cwL -, 49,, -. 90,
IoNuON March .-Produce-Iuseed OIL eel 2%Gd.4 e2l
1Os per Calcutta Lnseed AIS ed per quarter nseei
Cake. II. per Refined Petroleum III -
I'D Scr gallon spirits Turpentine els 81 cwL;
sperm OI, Zoo peri Ton. ROnn-C ommon Is Od - sd:
Pale. B. ils Pr0yl.iOns-Iard. ~ OIL per cwt for
Am rican. sugar ID per for Cuba Centrifugal
o. aud llsUli I'd for Cuoa Ausc0vti) ftir
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