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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-06-07

On ia 9th instant Sarah Ann Henley
aged - years, attempted suicide 10y
jumping nom Clifton, lEngInnd) sus-
pension bridge. She feel II distance Of
2i5 feet, striking ia shallow water and
mud. Shc WAS conscious when taken
out; answering questions, and "a tlnst ac-
count Was still alive Mt the hospital to
which she was immc lately taken.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-06-07

Secretary Whitney h'.- orucrcd all the
United States vrssriS at Arlimwnl!,
with the exception oi the "reunrss,c"
to pro,erd t" hey West nnu await fur
ihcr orders. Admiral J"u,tt j. in-trur-
ted to remain with ;hu ''Tcumrssrc' for
the present To watch American interest,
Oh the Isthmus.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-06-07

On Thursday, the dead body Of h.
Fiechsgnhaar. "A teanstcr ard wood
dealer. MAS found ON the desert, near
Stockton Wells, about tweuty miles
northeast OF Virginia City. \ mile from
tue body his team Of six horses Was
found. Two of the horses were dead
and the wagon upset. 1t is supposed
the team ran away four days before and
fatally injured FlcchshcuhaGr, "a tie
body Was much d~ecOmposcd. The
horse, are supposed 10 have died ot
thirst.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-06-07

The Apachcs have scattered them
selves in small bands throughout the
southern part OF New Mexico. mainly in
the vicinity Of the black range of noun
taims. More then thirty citizens are re-
ported Killed, and many Of them man
glcd beyond recognition. Citizens are
arIniEg IN all directions.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-06-07
PEACE S. TO RE ASSURED.

The Londoews announced Satur-
day that Euss reply to Engluud's
counter propo' was received in Lon
don the day viuus. The reply in
wolves the "cctnce Of the proposals,
and pract'chllyttIcs in n satisfactory
manner the vi question Of the Al
CHAN bounInryB"tn Maruchak aud
Ili"cnr rcm"tiII I,os .rs~iou Of the
.Amccr. The mHfratures Of thy work
Of drlimitnt'on : been finally fixed.
and the Bouadnr Commission will SET
Il" the details. ucsutitiioms have
b Ell conducted 1.-THE most friendly
spirit on both side
Gladstone has cncd his illus,rious
career 10y again rDr.ug the country
signal service. WG,t not lorg. :, uow
that rcUce l. sccurrlpw near w. came.
to a war such as thiurration has not
seen. Neither mcrGstimary e. skill
in diplomacy c~oulpavc nyrrird IT.
The task required IL lbiuatinn Of the
highest qualities whigo to make up
the complex git OF ssmn-hip.
The new Brazr Ministry have
adopted the follow plan for the
emancipation Of the yco Ia that coun-
Try: "General rrgI Of all slaves,
with II declaration Ole value of ruch
slave registered, sui, to u yearly d
probation Of five P"nt.; placing the
value uf slaves OF nt 300 mIlTcls
(about SllOj, slnyOycr 80 years at
age will hnye no lctary value, but
will bc obliged 10 - for u term ui
tire years. The ding emancipation
fund will be cOutni, AMI in addition
II new fund will bchtcl from "a tax OF
five per cent. Oh aIlblic revenues cX-
cept exports. AMI qualification will L.
made t. slnvc-uy5-iiyc per cent.
policies To- II WE value Of each
slave, aud srrvie waiva years in pay
ment Of tn" rcry pf.
The Presidents appointed Charles
DENLY, Of Indiss Minister to China.
The Yuma Ink Of Arizona. who
Mt the time OF the ericun occupation
O! ClIi,oniu: wcr Lee found scatt, red
oyrT all The dcsrrttOms Of thr Colo
rtdo river md itsDuturics. nud va
we're then supp! to number e., 100
5 al-, nov mum only about L. -.
The men are nbou' average Of any
white race in she; III fact, u SHIRT
nan * not e. he nd. Broad che ted
and strong hnbeCith II springy gait
aud II swinging So.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-06-07

y fattiefoid ii patch OF the re H.ys:
A priest is just in with u communication
from PnundmakcT To General Middleton
who arrived here last night. Pound
maker offers to surrender u~ucondiiiOn-
ally. HIS followers TO the number Of
1000 are now coming in to talk with
Middleton. Forty hnlf-breeds nre with
them.
Alarming reports are current about
Big Bear. There has been 81 much de-
lny iu proceeding against him that he
has hal lime to recruit from every tribe
iu the district. until now lac has 800
fShiing men, all fairly armed. lie de.
c!arcs lac will make q stand bCtrrrn frog
Like and Fort Pit.
Dumout, Reii's lieutenant. IL still 10
the Birch Hills with n few udherents. A
priest took him u letter fro T. Middleton
demanding his surrender and promising
him n fair trial. Being told who the
letter WIS from, Dun NJ refused to- take
IL, and said the GcnrrIl could go to the
devil. Few weapons Of amy valnc have
yet been ~. rcndcred.
A peming s~iccial snys: Thirty In
dian. passed uedr her healing for Mcx.
icD. cavalry vas ia close pursuit. The
bodies OF Ave Americai.s killed 10y In-
dians were iownd ut Blue River Monday.
The stage running rom E,glu Ia Graf
ton, u mining camp ia the Black Range,
has not ben heard FROM nnl is surpo.ed
~ b. taken by Indians.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-06-07

Adju,nnt General Drum received a
Telegram from Gen. Bradley to-dny.
saying he would need no additional
troops to settle 'hr Indian disturbance
unless additional outbreaks should occur.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-06-07

John ronkin. formerly OF this place,
arrived here fron Calico mining district
in Southern California, lust evening.
Mrs. Tonkin has for u number of
months been living here with her mother.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-06-07

Advertised Letter List.

The following is II lis, Of letters r..
manning in the Po,totice at Elko,
May 30, 1855.
.Anuis, Walter Bird, W. u.
Buwkrr, }. ". Willard, W. l..
Persons calling for amy Of the above
will please say advertised.
q. W. IIULL. l.. NJ.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-06-07

Journal: 1t i LEANED that star ser
vice has ben discontinued between
Reno and C.t,ulle only that letter
service can lie given from Keno Eora.
and that after July lst, the mails are to
20 through To Al;urus and Fort Bid"eh
in thirty-six hours, and seven times /"
week
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-06-07

The White Pine Reflex says that Hon.
Thomas Wren thinks Cassidy Isthe man
above all Others to send to Washington
to look after the silver interests when
Congress convcnes. This from u man
who opposes him in politics Is a high
compliment 10 Mr.. Cassidy.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-06-07

Miller 4 Lux have just bought 5000
head Of cattle in New Mexico to lie
turned loose in tia ir San Joaquin tuIes.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-06-07
TIE Entertainment ro.nIrht.

At Freeman Hall Tonight the Cnrliu
Dramatic Club will present the splendid
domestic drama. "lIrcad On the Waters
aud II il hoped that the first appcurtncc
in Elko of this talented troupe from our
sister village will be- greeted with an
Ovcrlowin.. house. The rendition Of
the piece by the Cirliu company is eN-
c%cl!cnt, artistic aud true Ia nature.
Aside irUn the fact TINT the pro-
cccds of the enterprise ARE to
60 to charitable purpose. the bill
offered il sufficiently attractive TO draw
u large audience.
Remember the hour-doors Open at
= O'clock. a gentleman Of digniGcd
manners aud exceeding %urbanity will re-
cciyc coin or tickets ut the door.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-06-07

At Eii-. Pennsylvania, a jury awarded
S. Rosenzweig S4s.750 damages for b.
inS knocked from . Lake Shore paSsen-
ger train. The train was the limited
express. and the eondueto. rrfusedt tn nc
eept "a regular ticke; or money for Rosen-
zw=is's passage fro,a CIeaNeiand to Erie.
RosenzN-i: Tell on a pile of stones,
when Ia vas yut OF the train, and para
IysiS was the result. He sued for 500,
O0U.
Mr.. Roach Cat breAkiast)-I had n
mos; delightful drcam last night.
l Mrs. k.-Yvs2
Mr.R.-I dreamed that the Dolphin"
sprung n lerk and went to the bottom.
Hrs. Z. C:st"nishrdJ-Yes?
Mr.. R.-I-s, and Secretary Whitney
went down with hin. y. Sun.
Last saturday the Apaches killed two
mcn al the Cantwei! and Peterie ranch
on the CHA, aniS md ~ afternoon killed
ChlilcS Stevenson. forencn OF the Al
ley and lnger-nlI .-.tch. aud Harvey
Mureland, son Of James M%oreland. liy-
iug between Grafton and Fairview.
Their bodies were found about six miles
north Of Grafton, still warm. Morcland
WAS shot ~srserni times, aud when found
was lying on his back with an iron rod
driven through his head into the ground.
Frank Adams, sol 81 George Adams, n
ranchman near Enirview, Is supposed TO
br killed also. His hat WAS found near
the bodies OF the two dead mrn.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-06-07

AdjTtaut General Drum sent the fol-
lowing telegram to General Schutir!d
Friday: "iicpl, ing t. your telegram OF
this date. reporting the arrest on Amen
can territory O! Gabriel Dumon; and
Michael Dnuuis, canadian insurgents,
vino belonged 10 iiici's in,urrrvi"nur,
fore, the Secretary of War instruct,
mc 10 say that the military forces have
no authority to- arrest or retain them.
They must. therefore, be released from
military arrest"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-06-07
BORN.

lIENEY-Iu Mound Valley, May %.
1851, to the wife Of J. Il. H,nry, q
son.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-06-07

The London News Of TnugsdQ a,ys:
Negotiations with Russia are proceeding
with great sluwmrsS OWING to Lofl
kimb r!y's absence from London. A.
IN" negotiations are entirely II his hauIs
th" fact that he is able to leave London,
it says, is evidence OF serenity.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-06-07

In the vase Of sDldIcr Dawson Com
missioner ui Prn>iunS Biuck, decades
TINT IL prisoner Of var who joins tie tn
envy with the view only Of cfl,ciiug III,
csc 'p', is not entitled t o receive . rem.
s.un on the ground that the lew ,.ur
on,y judge -! his intentions - Li.u.t.,
In Dawsom's clsc. Congress ouy can
aiIurd %r-rIisi.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-06-07

Marsh, the uLsconding Suprrintcnd-
cui Of IA New York firm, wa, arrested
the steamer Nevada at Queenstown,
last Friday. lie gave up tn S50.O Lee
had taken and begged for release.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-06-07

Reno journal: WA. Thompson, not.
Ing for himself, and all ard singular.
tho creditors Of The Reno saving bank.
yesterday presented To G. r. Bcudcr.
Administrator Of the estate Of VI. &.
Lake, deceased, II claim for the yuluc or
the return 81 all : curi,i taken 10y said
Lake n, the time mud subsequent to th,
failure OF the bank. mud which nggrr.
gate slij, ~ 10. This will make an
other interesting lawsuit. aud u decision
may Ice looked for in about four ycnra.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-06-07

4 German named Fici,cher attempted
to jump from the Brooklyn bridge,
Tuesday, but va" caught hy the police
just i'll time to prevent. He was about
to leave his wife and eight children Ill
most in n state of starvation. lie had
written u letter i"r his wife saying he
had pnwncd everything they had and
con d obtain NO employ mcnt.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-06-07

On her third iriul Tip. the Dolphin is
reported g4 having performed m;i,inci.
urIy. She will probably he nc.
copied by the Government
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-06-07

4 Young nan ned George AytcIl.
who had been liking heavily in u
saloon mt Hughntom, n. Y, Saturday
became nrscrrd q waiter, and draw.
ing a revolver, ID five shots in the
crowded '""m. Ing ,wo men, wound
ing u third fnt'ignd two more serious
Iy. Afpr a d%c,ts fight ANtell WIS
arrested and pm isil.
R"brr BrondhsH prosperous young
c%nttlcmui, shot tJObsou. an archi.
tcct of LGrycnwOtN Kansas. Saturday
evening AMI then su;Ci. The shoot
ing was caused 10y Intention Jubsun
wns paying I" Miss vi, teacher in the
city school. aud highly spcctcd
young lady. Brondhnd Miss Wood.
it il said. had bcengugcd but tho
match was broken onlubson IN NOR.
tally wounded.
At WOndlawn. Md. hrlay, Charles
T.. Barnes met hkrothcr-in.lnw.
Thomas T.. Brown, III road aud with
ont the least TrovOcnti and IN cold.
blood, shot and Killed BunCs then
wen into his house ANGLING his ten.
y"Hr."ld < ~ sh"tamlk him. Seeing
his second sou - Hh"'i 1ncc un. the
Thurman father OpcnrdlO lon him also
Int The lad escaped witbly n slight
wound. Tho Sheriff, king Barnes
drsp rae character. sui4icd u posse,
captured the double muir aud bur.
ricd him To Eikton jail, fbg he would
be lynchcd by the excl ncighbors.
Barnes had been drinkintnvily and
his wife was compelled tone him n
short time ago. lie may supposed
Brown had something tokith this
separation.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-06-07

Australia lost 81. 900, 600 from picu.
ro-pn' im"nia. introduced by II single
g." that was supposed to have re-
90. I'D.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-06-07

A woman passed through Taylor on
horscbnck n SHORE time ago in mems
clothes, headed for parts unknown. She
had u bundle Of blankets strapped to the
saddle and was evidently prepared to
make II long journey. She made camp
outside Of town.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-15

markets. there slight downward tendency until Friday
the market clos steady on SATURDAY at about loo decline
from the previous Monday.
Yesterday and to-day 234 cars at
Jersey CITY and at GOthst making against
o. 80 head last Monday
Arrivals 6Otl-st Included so and 5
cars Tor stern MetzgeT and traIe limited the few
cars OF Bulls Dry Cows and iearngs which sold at the
range OF d3c per n.
AT Jersey city all the arrivals for the
home trade and with the execution Of
IS CONSIGNED saughtercrs
all FOR sale. The quality exceptionally good the
best Of the Trade slow and dragging all
morning with proba lity or clearance at late hour
Quay considered not good Friday for
Ealr To hOice steers and nsn weak Mt Eastman
was in the market and relieved II o. $40 800 head
A caT.load OF little "stOckeIs" sold at So CO. Dry
Cows. stays AMI Mxei trish st s}0
- and Ordinary TO Choice lOrks nj ~ l2l26G 10. with
Extra droyes Ranging from IS SO Al outside figures
for % Kentucky Cattle averaging loo 10 sold by Nowon
& Gtilet. p5ir Of Christmas steers reached 81 25
MI atman bought his Cattle mainly 0s6. bur paid
ST 70 for carload Other exporters not operating 20 any
great extent
\ sh pments from this port TO dlv .
The Nevada takes 22iO OF Beef
and y tsses OF Mutton.
The weeas shipments Stock Dressed Beef and
Mutton rs follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-15

IurupCOL Dec. TrOviSOns--ilcO1. Cumberland cut
ggs I'd Long lear Mddes. IJs Cd; snort Clear Mddes
az I'd: short lubs SIS. Ud; shoulders "a OIL Der cH
leef indian Mess. irmc Mess. 6Hs. Cd
pork-lrmc Mess 4ys. I'd psr DDl Prime Mes, EASTERN
5Is Westrrn A2s Lard American, 4s. Ud. Prime west
err, 81. gd; Lard OIL J1s ul llsmsL Long cut As al.
Shoudcr Js Butler Cd pc, cwt Tor finest United
Cleesea-A AMERICAN Choice. ilA "a. Wheat-ttcl
Western spring 7s ID 5s. 3D.: Red inter. Ia ais cd
er ccua SuuHg.7A al. New Western Wiatet,7A Al
New Mixed estern. A.. IA; California 10 l. - sd. a.
Californian No IL I'd 01H2d GENITAL Produce
ESrts Of Iurpennc. In do 10 London. 27s ud per
eWt Ienpcd petroleum. I'd. d pergallon. COycrSeed
yer IalOy-2ls. Ia DcTCwt. R0sin
Common So al. Pale. lis cd. aOs. "a Lnsced On. y
ia vi Pine AmeTIG "a. 2Ss Cd; Prime Ctr,
yrs % per cwt American Refrigerated Boi HIND quart
ers 3 MI, iofe quarters. 3 NJ. per No. - .. -.
ioynoy Dec l4.-PfUduco- IiDseed on. E210GS 1913.
Cd per IAN Calcutta Lnseed ASS I'd Def quarter ldnsd
Cake = n Refined Petroleum q ~ ~
ia per gallon. spirits Turpentine = ui ptr cMt';
Spern on ton. kOsin common IA Va per cWl,
Is1e rs alIa ard. B3A Ud. ucr cWi Tor
AmerIcan sugar ia. Per CIVIL for CUBA trnuiiutal
noartzng and las I'd l5s OdOr CuDt NurcNdd" ir
tennng afoat: Australian TalOW- BocL ga ID % %
3D., Mutton 24A 6d. d26a ia. Cocoa Nut Oi.-|eTioH
YZ7 o.. Cochin. &3l Os
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-15
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
corroy yArKrr,-gY rGLeIeArr

frrrrooI Dec "a .3I p. m-C1tto1 dun and prices
generally ~ buyers favor; MtluLhg piauu- l'i.
Ni,ilIf,r Orleans. 5lli. stlr7 5000 bue@. iDtupius
.n ia.cs for sprcuilpl and ckpprt: receipts, 1000
H.. e.. mcluiiug 4.-UO bales American. nat Ir"-
mi Tniaut. Low Mhdlue clause. December Dolly
al i January February delivery. % &C., also > 10 do
February and March ,rvcY. 1aid, DO March and Ami
rrnyrfy tCid. also 5Gid; DO Apn ami May delivery,
.oId; aso sGi.i 60 May and Juh' delivery I-Oia'
FINDERS ir deliveries AZ todays cirng, 400 bacs
docKrts ana 500 od Co.
Futurcs dun; Uplands Low Mddlng ciausr December
f,,v,rv ? sd ,c.rIs do December aud January dee.
vcry l.Gid buyers DO January and February delivery.
Ibid sellers d. February ana March delivery. @14d.
srcrg do March and Aprl delivery. .-Oid buyers.
do Ann May delivery. S|id buyers; DO May and
nm. dytly . .}Gid sellers 10 Juno aud july delivery.
igid urer.. July ard Auglst delivery 10 a. yaluc
n m.-CottOn-F futures COscd suaiy Upauds Low MID
am, cause December delivery Hd. buyers do Ic.
ca'1rr and January delivery, BET. buyers January
s,J Frruary delivery. Nid scrfsi do February and
M,rct dc lyrry. Ibid sellers; do March and April de-
vrrv 2 G'Gtd sellers do. AUrl aud MAY delivery. %.
d. lime ana Iuly delivery 10 tId. buyers DO. and
August delivery. ~ cd. sellers.
Guyy,1oN Dec li.-Cotton Culi Mlddng Sc. Low
Nidliug r - Good ordinary p; not and gross receipts
40 bales Exports 10 the CONTINENT 1iJb bales salrs
95y hale. stock lutllI bales
S,vaXy.u Zee - cotton dull; Mhdng S't Low
MIdnp Sc Good Ordinary ~ netrcceipts 1000 bales
eros. 20 bales Exports the Continent, 1850 bact
toastwise - bales sacs. l'loO Oarsi STOCK lUu'l1'
bales. ,,.,,t-. 800
M,ddlipg jIG; Good Ordinary, 1lOl'; net receipts,
ii g bales. gross 1858 bales lNporS . Great britain
1880 balos =. sacs 1000 bales: stocA 3li.'6' bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-15
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
FEAruREs OF NEw.YoRK DEALIN03.

FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALTNG3
The Produce Exchange markets opened the
new business week yesterday with weak tone and a
declining tendency in prices. In wheat the activity IN
onions was mainly confined To the carly dealings and
urcesfell lal g. cent All Of the dispatches from tic
Xr.t we're OF character to indicate that the visible sup
py statement to-day will show heavy decrease ia wheat
and tbi, Ogethor with the almost fecss e& port
demand here the tame markets III Europe ana he csse-
ing prospects abroad. spread gloomy IteiInH
through the trade The options were sleoIeI III the
afternoon and ended i - above the bottom hghfes
follows: December, % January, 93'e ieDdI"Il
9jl2 March 97l4 cents and May. ~ Ooo Cash I0s ne
cliLcd l24l cent, and exporters TOOK ohiy Io'"OV
bushels. Ia cash there was an Increased fSss"I
10 sell and prices dropped ala cent ath"u-H 'n9 eA
port purchases continued large, amounting 10 dppH
100000 bushels The options were "a cent lower anu
closed weak follows: December, JU'5 January
49l February, ass March, 4sl aud May AZ . cents
Little business done IN cash oats ana holhIhR was
sold export The options of la y cent AT %
for December 35l2 for January. 36 for February 81
for March ana 37I2 for May. Ia provisions the
lard market wa devoid ~ feature. options closing as
follows: December. 50 81 January, 80 al February,
IS IS March 20 80, and May 50 20.
The receipts OF grain At NcwNOrk, Philadelphia. Bal
umOre and Boston yesterday were az follows: wheat
3O.747 bushels corn, 35s956 bushels; oats, 43.1O7
bushels; total grain G35.1 bushels; -four 1890
barrels At Chicago Milwaukee aud st. Louis the arriv
ais Wheat 81 ,06S bushels; corn l60l9l bash
es oats, 1851 busheis total grain 3317JO bushels
iyu 20. 400 barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-15
LIvE srocK MNRKETs nY rELHGRAPm.

CHICAGO. Dec "A re 0ro7Sci 5onrau reports: Cl,hs-
Receipts 400 head shpmen 900 head market ste1dy
txpOits 3OUSj and Mixed ~ j1ds4 90 sock
- 40GS3 So Feeders. - 4OG$j 10; Texans = ~
- ~.
Receipts 5000 Shipments 1000 martet
duh; inienDr .2VOGfj ~ haIyes, . ODoSi IL Texans
HOg5-Recelpts $1,000: ShDmeuts 5000 market Guet;
Rough Mixed ~ 6DDs3 -. Pacng ana shipping - 80
a UJ.. Light IS 40 u ~ 80. SkIDs - 5OGPj b.
ST iOUl-. Dec H.-Cr''ts-fccelDs . % s1iorlents
800: steady; Fur Choice Nauve shipping steers
- 2jdsj % Nauve Butcher steers IS - asa 20 Grass
Texan steers. = j0DSJ 81
S1ssD-RecaiDts 81. smonenJ'. 1919: common = Ma
~ Fr5O CADce. - 81 Gs3 % LAMBS - -
H0gs-R eceIpts a. 800: smOmens 1870: Light IS o31
- PacSIng. ~ bnU-5 81. Heivv % 4pHe5 80
BUFFALO Dec l4-CIts HeceDts t0dly % 9etd; t2tal
~ a4tl nf 80 D. q nettT "'3< 2tJO
head oo1slgneo ign Gplct and urm;
)lJ55 - 20 50 iO st)cAsrs iAI teeleis
z
Yh,p Receipts today head Tor week Tins far
L. uU mead same iH week $4,000 head "bisl2iel
tn, ueh cars dun, weak lud lower. deilib 70
Good - OpGs 20 GOOD 10 CbOca IS OJGs3 Do canada
Lambs. - uJ1j 3 - . -- - r..
YJJs- rcelJt to-day 900 head. toil for TceS ma Nc
2S.uuV heat stu' ~ liit w'N LOU nran COZ
sgpcd through 81 o. Whcc u 20 Sew YORK Market
easier; MeGnG 10 Fair Workers IS S50s3 20 Coco 10
Clocc .53 20: Gurc1cs crates 10 - IS ~ FlsS'
- n -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-15

bblS Wheat 10000 busn. Corn. 5000 busn 2.00C
BUSH shDmenrs-WheaI 4l0OO Dusni CorD. 2jOUD Drshi
Oats 10 0UU ousG-
ST. LOUIS Dec. A.-Flour dull: Xxx SO 3D0S3 40: Xxx.
IS 1898 90 FANNY s. 81 0S3 75s Choice - lOOsi 2O
Fancy, - 6005 O5 Patents. 80 259Sj Wheat
No. Red Cash. 53Og3s.c December. 93s+cg January,
94bc; May, 81 %. Corn weak Cash. 3a133s4c; Decen
Der 33t0339tci January, 34ci Nav, 81 sc oats nrm
No Mixed cash. = 202sotc: December Isisci May
81 sc Rye higher at 5Ss Barley steaiv az 50DS But
unchanged Eggs steady 1910 far seed STEADY
al 81 -. hav steady Unchan xed Bran arn atJ51
OOc. COr1 MeA -. Wuiszv ST -.
Pork. 50 90 Buikmests-L0ng Clear 81 81: short BID.
al Short Cl93r. - IL urn
ReceDts-kl0lT 1900 ODAs Wheat Il OJO sIs1s uocn,
lUo.UUU oats 5000 Jush ave 1000 Bartev.
$4,000 ShiDmentS-FIOur 5000 Wheat 1000
busG. Corn. 5000 pnsn. oatS 1000 OLsL; Rye -
bush; Barley, bush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-15
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Dec. Ii lSpeciob.-The visible
supply statement Of Secretary Stone tonight
makes an increase in wheat of $4,000
bushels; increase IN Of $4,000 bushels; aud
Increase Ia oats Of l47O3O bushels.
The figures about what expected
by the traders May wheat touched 81 cents to-day for
instant There probably more than trade made
at that figure That however, tue record. THIS IL
the lowest figure since that latest advance, which
Both corn and pork kept quiet,
At2:30 o'clock the close 92l4 1923 cents for May
wheat, 39l2 cents for year cOrn 3l4 cents
for May oats, 81 92l2 Tor January ribs
So 07l2 for January lard. aud 80 80 y
for July pork Puts on May wheat sold this afternoon
at 90 a90as cents, calls at 9l7sd92 cents. The anci
pated receipts tomorrow 100 cars OF wheat 43O or
c0rD, aud $50 OF oats Tie receipts to-day were 81
OF wheat 192 OF Ill OF oats ana $1,000 head
ef hogs