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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-01-22

Faithfulness is necessary in all kinds Of work.
Especially is it necessary, in treating cold, to
procure the best remedy, which is Aliens Lung
Balsam, and take it faithfully, according to di
rections and it will cure cold every time and
prevent fatal results. Sold by all druggists
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The citizens of Bismarck gave the legisla-
ture a big reception.
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It Should be Generally Known

A dynamite factory, with 500 pounds of ex-
plosives, blew up ~ Somerset, Pa.
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Don't hawk, and blow, and spit but use DR..
Sage's Catarrh Remedy
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Gov. Porter of Indiana has just pardoned
Henry Thornton, a colored miscegenationist
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The gray and bad no more shall grieve,
The signs of coming age,
For Carboline can both retrieve
And fullest griefs assuage.
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For tonic medicine take Aliens Iron Tonic
Bitters All genuine bear the signature of ].
p Allen, Druggist, St Paul, MINI.
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Ono year after date, for value received,
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with interest at per cent. per annun after
maturity. 10 Is Understood and agreed that
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manded or become payable Except at my
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rHava Tried it.

Lieut. Emory, of the Greedy relief party, is
to command the United States steamer Dispatch.
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prnminenn Rnttar Makers.

j. F. Fuller was nominated postmaster {
Cumberland Wis
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BELTsvILPE, Prince George Co, Md,
May 26tn, 1888.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-07
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

aG S[wY0FE @ f5H'G
sod b ksnrSe steers i 40 s. 60 About
frr & Fee se Interfering with
Luz prices steady Texan ana fr Common to Coed
,Wetcrn Dressed in fair demand az 52a65c for Texan
British marets sti depressed and American Reinserato
spmsnfs today i7O Cattle The England q ~
ton in tie same ste bS Joseh Eastman also sends
out IN the Nevada 22GO quarters OF Beer ana -oo u
25 heal o, Thch came aS S TsTs d to
butchers feengdu for and co rise heavy CaSes
but stead for bt Veas Conm2n to Coce Nsa
3aS2c anda few extra Jerseys at Sac lou Oh Do"""io
Calves bron"ht 39G?c. cou,r, IN, od,olc
for city with Dressed duh at as & very lew ei
eording &C. number OF Bobs" in market ana Sens al
sales Collins 20 Jersey vcals 200 d. at SCI SO do 200
Ee& OTIS Delaware Calves 10 r. at &C. % DO sr ssI
o. at &c Il do 2i3 d. at &C IA do 2o7 To- at Sc Jersey
O. Williamson Jersey veas, l4O ID, at $780, do 10
sEE AMP AMRs Of 823 head ID
steady proes for Poor to Good sheep AMI i%@
FOR Common to Good and strictly Prime 6r9 9iaod
with Prime and Choice bringing as high as al INC
Wcsicrl Dressed Mutton sold at 5a7c a.e,o.
. 81 n sas G s4 a. do ~ ~ ss% az 2 aS ~
Newton & Glc: 3.3 Pennsylvania 'heep and Lambs u
EisecT g Jersey la% pSs q n A. &c
haG : Mullen aG 10 State State lambs 10 at 5oc 2 DO
90 b. a. Lc - 10, Is ~ at 1sc; - Sheep 20 a. c
do - n. at 3atc - - go N
81 to- - n, Ac POS satc Sheep 80 h, at 4c l-' 40
- D. al 3tc; 2Ou do. % N, a; 3"sc. -. . ~. o.
Hacnbc,k & Hav.s A Stltc Sheen. - ~ AT - - 30
IamO' = at &C. ITO do g. d. az 51c 10 do common
- n. a. &c ~, -. =.
m Of 47 3 %ea and fhg ca 9t
to Ii III may be quo, ell a 81 iOG'4 VI ,.a.,. To-
Country Drc IN heavy supply AMI tere was pir'h ~,
va. T s the cs.c mcacr' quote Heavy
Medium nj o. bl2', anu Light q! a 'cc .
SaesJ Hunter late yeSter lay 10 Statc l"B- 81 ~ ~
81 80.
NTH & Reid - state Hogs, 2Gl 10, at 81 3d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-07
ETHIOPIAN PRODUCE MARKET

LIVERPOOL Oct g. transformation. Cumberland Cut
gs 3D. clear Middles S0s I'd; short Clear Mddes.
81. short Ribs S2s I'd; Shoulders. 2Ss Cd per cvt
Ree-79s Cd Extra Indian Mess Prime Mess oUs ID.
Prime Mess. 5ls vi. per bbL; Prime Mess Easern
b4s j2s. Lard American 3ls. OIL: Prime West
era 32s Sd; Lard OH. 37s Oh Hams-Long Cut. AS Cd:
shoulders Butter Cd for finest United
states Cheese-Anercan Choice 42s cd. Wheat-Red
Western 6s. I'd ais OBJ Red Winter Is I'd ais ID
per No SUr1ng6s lOd New Western Nlnter1s Od
New Mixed Western. As I'd: California NO l. 7s ID a
Is id Californian is Sd OOd. per GENITAL Pr0uce
Spirits OF TurpentIne do London. 26s. Cd
cwG; Refined petroleum. Id al I'D pergaou. Coyerseed-
American lei 4Js per Talow-21s 3D. Dercwt Rosin
-Common I'd. Pale lis b. GOs I'd. LInseed on 2ts.
O. per cwL JaOw-Fine American. 2Ss. OIL Prime City,
29s Cd per American Refrigerated Bec' hind quart
ers Is ID: quarters -. %. Der SD 49, -.
TerceIDts Tor the hres dlYs were 3OoVOO
centas including - 900 centals American.
InerecelEts corn past three days wero
100000 ceutals. oo, 90,
LONDON. oct. G-PrOduce-Lin,ced Oil. 1913 7s Gs2t
0Os calcutta Llnsaed AS oil. per quartet 'I9. u
Cake 81 IS Os. per Refined Petroleum O'4n ~
I'D per gaIOn spirits Of Turpe:tiue 25s Od per cwt;
sperm on. COS per ROslnCommon IS d. PC CIV:
Pale alls Provisions ard. 33s. Od. per cwt. ioc
Ameucan; sugar rs 3D. per ewL f9r Cuns Ssn5i,IS ;r
refining adoat: Austra an YallOw-Bcef as Od; q ~
Cd, Mutton 2Ss Cd. 629s Cd. Cocoa Nut Ol-Ceylon'
227 Cochin, &3l Us.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-07
corroV v,nKErs-RY TELEGRAPH.


LIVERPOOL. oct G.i230 p. m-coty3n dull Mbldiin ,
ninnd 4 81 Cdr Mtddlug orleans ll.lOd sales -S,OU1
hale, Including 500 bales for speculation anu export re-
ent. 400 ba including 400 bales American Futures
az nahIs i1w MnIdlng clause. October delivery. 80
ctd also 23-bd, do october aud November delivery,
~ Wad also @GlGd do. November aud December dcllv
eTv 37Gid also 2-GId. do. December and January do
iyerv 17-idi also 20 G4d.. do January ana February
deliycry 8O.Gld. also 2S6+d do February ana March
delivery 3.Gid. also 3O6id DO March anu APtl ae
NAV and Juno delivery, io'Oid. -
m otton-The saies Of the day included G4G0 bales
American Futures weak upands. Low Mlddling clause
ocIober delivery 27Uid seilcrHi do october anu NO'om-
her delivery g5GId 10. November and December
delivery 2O4d sellers DO December and January delY.
value do January and February delivery D
27Gid sellers do February and March delivery. dOOtd
nellers. do. March and April lnVoy 5oosL seo.s
Apr May delivery J664d sellers do May and Jun"
delivery, SyG4d sellers ,,.,u...- .,,,..
% n-Iotton- Fatlres-U plands Low MiddlIng clause,
November md December delivery, 46id: DO IecehDor
and January delivery 2i.B4d do January and February
delivery. 2604di do February gnd March delivery ~
DID 40 March and April delivery $3.50 49,,
observation-disclosures closed quiet Uplands Low Mlu.
ding clause October delivery 2704d sellers 30 OeoDeI
AMI delivery 266id selers do November anu
December delivery 2tIid buyers do December ana jan
uary delivery 26Bld. sellers 40 January aIi fornay
delivery 27Gkd seilers CO February and MARCH delivery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-07
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Oct. 6 (Specidl -Yestcrday it was
almost unanimously set down that the Chicago figures
would show increase of about 100000 bushels Of
wheat. The actual figures did show increase OF
926.624 bushels. The guess had been sharp that
there nothing for the bears to cxut this
ing nothing for the bulls feel bad about and as TO
suit wheat started of and remained for while ia" III
deed November began at s6sc the curt ior Al our
and did not get far from that figure Inc otk es
innate making the visible surriy only mar inlon
bushels WAS some com,,rt and on the strength OIL
wheat advanced a Itte. All the markets turned strong
about II o'clock. Wheat advanced full cent until $40
was touched for November and last nights "call price
yss passed This created lot of buyers. the trad
who last night had sold "calls" at s67s9S!c and
who, when SIC reached and passed. became losers:
only small lots There just enough small traders
who wanted and just enough ether traders who
wanted 20 long, turn the wheat circle into bull
PEN although 1t had the outset all the appearance or
a bear pit There 10000 hogs at the yards and
this made buyers independent Pork dropped 1oc bar
rel thirty minutes When the other markets became
firm. especially when corn advanced tc, pork rcgained
all its decline Nat Jones stirred up corn for min
by taking 100000 bushels OF November at I0c and
bidding for another 100000 bushel lot At 2:30 p. M
the close November wheat s7l5c; December $50;
80 22l2 January 80 O72 November lard IS 92ia; May
oats 29l4c. Puts November sold Tonight at s6S4;
calls at s73.c. Today's receipts Wheat, 300 cars
corn 406 oats 100. The anticipated receipts OF grain
cars OF wheat, 265 cars OF corn, aud
ZIG of oats.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-07
LIVE srocg MArKrr-ny rELEqaAPH.

CHICAGO oct. me 6rorer. Journal rso2rdt of IN
Receipts shipments @SOu mead inh[Ael ~ u
Exports 1ds5 80 cows ana MtXeol JdS5 %
ers Feeder. - - Il IS 90 leAAh' :" wv"
=
Hogf-RcccIpis e 100. ShiDmcnta 10000 marvel sctNo
Rough Mixed 3Jd-3 % Pacslng AUD HhlpphS :" ou~
- - Light. JUUft u,t SKINS y Oj6r" o. a-,o,
SLssy- tir,cIgt, 500 htLd shipments OpD l
duict - IS as 81 Natives - - 20" 40
1J0 - "a, .h,,,onta
II iovls. oct. G-6drc-RccciDs @lVo snpu ,ors
100 uliE steady Far 10 Choice S3llNe 9h'OpuS
i 25a{5 90 ,au'c Butcher steers. - Z'asi WI '''
T,Naa steers. =, ass 60 ,,....., ., A.,
dun CEnco. - Io6sJ 90 LAMBS y "
as ous
Hogs- Receipts. 1900 slUmcntt 700. LRlt - W."
:; ~ PltsIng - - Heavy. - was, ,o,,,
grFF.Iu oct B.-Cauc- Receipt. TO-DAY. 81 1i"t -
FOR wcrs tu, Tar i.oIu ArFt ot a. u n l1N - ,-
head ,1n-gneu thrDIgl. - cars uatN"l uu au "is
Good - ;lD!c' stssrA - 1Odt' 49, 7''o~''' N"' ~
l+| 10 .,., ,,ear tbua rnr
- tri r,sd for IA. week LOW hff'
f,r,lph ears marsel inactive ana .tralY
tooi ,,Oa So. Good to C4ouD - 1'd - 'o' "'A''"
LAMBS. 2 sJat %. ..--, a., - ,-cer lima far
yG u,J head Tor -ln' tu' last T"@ ltu ~ ,n',
r.prd Though % which , TO N"" i99'" To-
.e,,,v Mrt,uu to Far NOtk'r' - - - 20 ~
clone 5JGI 40. butchers ur1det - -0@F' 80 lbs
-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-07
oLOs1y9 PRICES OF BOSrOy STO"KS
Boston, Oct. G, 1885,
TUESDAY, Oct. CT. IT.


rodays stock speculation was chiefly notlceaDe ioi
its feversh and unsettled character. tame ana se"S
openng was followed by general advance IN prices III
which three stocks were conspicuous ana "eio
.neciol leaders The total transactions amounted to
800 4G3 shares against 1885 shares yesterday "
which Union Pacific furnished onesixecnth 1t opened
at 5Ol4 a50ls and in the early hours SOFA up " %
This was n DEVELOPMENT OF strength in an unexpected
ouorer because report of the August earn
ncs in showing decrease of S@21.ooo was the re-
verso Of All recent promises that they would show
a gain But in the advance the strength OF the "puh
combination was recognized and It, usual IS asserted
that "bear," walked up to tho Captains Office ana
eottIed and the later decline to 50l2-li higher thah
Inst eveninp-eeems TO confirm the report. Northwest
srn was the second special feature in an advance ron
100 20 lO3la; here too "bcars" were credited
with having up and the price saggcd to lo-'e
Western Union was second in amount OF TRANSACTIONS
(ull shares it rose from 7O7s to 124 and ehuou w
ia, Delaware Iackawanna and Western rose . per
cent from the opening figures to 1898. but later DUST
ness was done at lO7 10S- lowerthan last evening"
Lake Shore recovered from 1855 TO 7G4 but later IL
sold Mt 75a754 and Central and HUDSON "'loi
opening of l. at 100 rose to lol' pu.
later sold at 99l2 g9. 81. Paul, after ia p cio'
with decline OF l. at 1854 Oregon ana lrahScoh''
mental was one OF the few stocks when sho" "h"i
gains II rose from 2lla 22l4 G22ls and Cehtr Oh
New-Jcrsey rose from 4ol2 to I&l40il@. one ol tue
new factors in the present situation is inc rn-
nresson of Mr. Gould's opinions For thirty uayH pre-
ceding last Friday his talk was all DearlSh roo
il has hcon all busb and today eniphatcaS ~ ~
cordng to his reported sayings Geheray r'.e nnd
prccs show small declines from yesterday hsut'' ""
The market closed feveTsh and unsettled -, A., 81,
Government bonds dull ana STEADY WIN tne nis
for the As of Is per cent Annexed are the closing quo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-07
iarlet cn.lng stealv. Tran.tcrabLe notices. a.SOr.


ali dc scriptions Quune sughty better Pat othtrNie
mr. in In - - 0o Aicoho 5as2 o. domestic
Morphine - 7i0sJOo IN cishtnsi opum - 'oaN' ~
HTiSIi-Ilc arrivals been smaller Gnd Win continued
fair price. hrm. Mackcfol,No l. new, aioir,
- = Nova sofia suit % ~ 3d. Lbrsdr p y -
VIII, far osnS trade IN all dc.rpons
Ras6s 81 soa$3 50 odand new Ioose Muse 'ei 80
new: tSicncis eJDc I'D andinew iurA,.h Pruue. -
old and iie.i &c for new.
FLOUR AND MEAL-FLoUR - darsct sill iavors
The jobins air have aiy bought 70 very da,o ~
i g manly sa t., e 2y T G ~ r MaG 59 Il o0 bb. IN
cad,ag 10" ibis. Muac'oA !}tIa It - 5oas' - 20
49, GO 800 bbs cry MN StTa - 80 - 90 zoo
a"o IBIS supefSnc - o6ss 50 fof Sprng q 10
ass 20 Tor Winter wheat 600 bhi' Fine
81 the sales 40 bills were Tor export. duotal'oq'-
'"s 3 :! q go - Gooa ' 70 Far faacy Eif ie,
dsi7i Good to choice 're Western - oo ass Common
Choce - 800 = j0 Common EIra Minnesota fqs$.5
q 96s s - far '9 - Bslcr- MA =
q 20 ~ ogi' Common TO ar = 41: fs .e9 no
Winter wheat Strl - 70 -. ,ity Nh 3'ra Cor Mss
di"s r5 daii 30 sorTHERS FLoUR-bull prles'
10 Good Extra aud 81 o. as 80 fer doot 70 Coi,c
;;; ici zoo Ibis suprrtpr "t s. T0Sst 40 ana
G,nan parccs choice Nitc hi-hcr. ~ WlIEAi
az o. . CoRS MEAL-Guct AMI ,lsaiy. sales 300
81
s. uOas' 30.
RAIY-wHEAT-Narsct Larc better Tor cash lots,
cIorg gn ana S,ay opaeR' nrnsG p h. ~i ac
ght trade export CIV "ng. aud soci bIs,ne,,
- co. bush Iicre tc trading for MIXING and
storing. sales. 10000 bush future 1900 Dush spo
aud 10 arrive, including 40 Chc,so a. Ole ~
hvc, "6c. New rop Rel o' ".'-' CnSraosi Wiz
Hc. steamer so led a2'c v I'D raj Iecepis IN er
at - &C. do for november. ,a7'.e".g, closing. IT
do for Januarl . o,-atl oi'. closing at y 81 = DO
81 0,Id:I ~ .cognE A., o.. ny Yarici
sg oo Sri bn. ana yIi ifr ~ 75c RALLY
:, = &c auada . al tO.....o oHN-Maftet stronger
quiet option. opcLc nrmef tlcn ava.c,d ~ go aud
Coei steady at about DE best Trce' ci,c any u.ds
large Transactions IN op.r lh,'e vas a2 ir tf1dr -
aru,e cost ir'ight ant in'u!Icr salrs lttlN, h1,h
rfsdcd M.1cd At 10 oLc. No. , Mixed I5Oj6 rg-h
70 i'ss n foc sao. ard Soc Tor 100 oj bush
500 chicago 10 arrive cost. fright and Insurance go .
MIoI for october 80 o'4c. closing at 1"lc DO Cor
to,a ao's a. Co. Tor Tor January
47,.dIt &C. CLOSING at 7sc.. do FOR February. o.
t7c -5ash lot, have advanced ga sc and orio0.
p &C. better closing st'.dy - slnlc unccr The best
Guiding No Mlci A. :Oc, 80 2 39''S ~ elevator ~ &c
$tla '.isc No i quord Soc: Mixed Western. 255a
.ic. White do. 81 900 " iIte STATE aaaaG.c+ 10
Ss9De' cia,in9 at e.. fi@D Dull 50 r and -
siooasI ~ rye Feed. 7jasoc.
supply OF Gram tho Cn'i states AMI Canal,
oct, &h@e cSsa ,55 9 ss33l .5os
sfpt 20 43oi72J3 Coi2ol9 55,o255 272725 l7l2n
oct CT .2c25l.oo7 7.a2..si7 5000, 7oa7ol H57n
oct . 2,.s.3A,s lJ.n4os7 5os-.oi3 s7252. 22ol,lic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-07
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Rip,r. Ves,.is alL RriirJ Ifa
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

CHrCCORY-In brisk request and steady at oGo'sc ior
English. and Sc n &c. Tor German. o.,.- .,,o,
FLk-Spot dull at sac for far. options quiel
steady and unchanged Sales, 1900 bags closing sea
follows; October, G.S5 ad9Oi November - O@D,9' M
cember GSJ dG 80; January G90d6.9Ji February g.,
March 7.05 G7IO April 71Oa7l5 May 3l1@cc2no Mia
steady sales $50 pcals Padnng eN GciOn' on paes
Marcaibo and 500 Central Amercn on private terms D.,
CORD NGE-Farly active steady basis OF Io'2c ioI
COOpERAiiT STOCK-All descriptions have continued IN
demand and steady AMI hOgshcJ ads active
delivery they quoted at ~ 0O0*225; Hoops ID IT, ~
S}3 and II IT,. S26aS21 $3.50, So,o.
cCOTTOS-Spot Gotten quiet steady and unchanged Shs
90 bales $40 evening" all Tor home consu
FONTS ar the ports to-day 1874 bales against 2sl' ms
cav last week and 37nG3 lagt year, since september J.
o9l bales against 1876 for Che period last year
The ouc,,ons according to tho American classification.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-07
iRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.


An important increase in wheat is the feature
OF the Visible supply statement this week. Corn and
oats fall to snow any considerable gain Tho Chicago
statement makes out gain Of nearly 900 900 bushels
In wheat. The figures Of stastican Walker for las,
saturday coiapare as follows with the previous week:
wheat 1885, Sl3 bushels. gam OF $685. bushels;
corn. g. 493 bushels. gain Of 1G9574 bushels; oats
56llli4 bushels, gain OF 81 $50 bushels grain,
3D. 2,45O bushels, Increase OF 792 1888 bushels
yesterdays market Early reports free property
resarding big quantities taken for export but 40 0OO
bushels were all that were engaged up to tho close
Cash lots were i4al2 cent higher. Options only
ordinarily active. but prices were well sustained by
holders and they ended to the best points OF the
day, recording gains OF L. cent, follows: October
9Iti November. 0S2s; December, 997sc; January,
81 VI %, and February. 81 %. Nearby options in
developed Increased strength yesterday aud the shorts
appear to be near the wall Cash lots advanced
i2G y cent, but barely any business done and
showed gains OF Il centfOr October SOFA sfor Novem-
Der at 50e d for December at 493s & for January
AZ and a cent for February at ~ Oats
higher but ended only Il cent better follows Octo-
Der 3Ohs; November, 313s December, 32ls; January
1913 cents. There feature provisions but lard
options further declined 5d2 cents TO these figures:
October, SO Is November, sc IS; December So Is;
January, SIS "a, and February 80 81
At New-IOrk, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Boston tho
receipts OF grain Yesterday were: Wheat, 359,S22
bushels corn, 2o9 3OS bushels oats 359 SD busnels
arrivals at Chicago Milwaukee and 81. Louis were:
Wheat. l435s0 bushels corn. ls7i2i bushels; oats,
1882 bushels; total grain 5Oi.G5O bushels; -four,
464il barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-07
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

Reciprocity seems to be the order of the day
in OIL and when tts bears allow the bulls 10 put up
prices day the bulls kindly consent to their oppo-
ncpts lowering them the next How long this unsatis-
factory daily variation TO continue no one willing 70
risk prediction on. and the usual bull remark Some
OF these fine days you will prices hum has become
u cxasperating as the old war report: " All quiet on
the Potomac" The humble statstician has his argu-
nents greeted with something like Oh, bother THO
figures that bloom IN the fail" while the bear has worn
his bcarlsh field To such degree OF atteD-
uatOn that II only prick fraction on prices now
and then. Yesterday the record OF sales was larry
large but this largely due to traders swapping oil
back and forth Prices moved repeatedly up aud down
within limits of less than / cent. The market ended
weak, but only shade under Mondays close.
The range prices aud the total dealings at the Con-
soldated Exchange were as follows:
Opening .............l0l le Lowest..........l0o3
IIighost.........l0lSs Final 1908
Sales, barrels |occoVV
Tho refined market is duh. shady and unchanged.
OIL CITY, Penn. Oct G.-Crude Oil--SationaI Tran
sit Certificates opened at 1918 and closed at 1908;
highest price, 1Ol4 lowest price. 1904. Sales,
10000 barrels clcarances. i.Cl000) barrels runs.
G6.037 bills; shipments. 90,s3J barrels charters,
%. 2SG barrels.
BRADFORD, Penn, Oct 6.-Crudc Ol-Nltlonal Tran
sit Certificates oncncd at l0l and closet at lOO7s
highest price. 1913 lowest price, 1904 Clearances'
,290. 900 barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-07

Hay HND sTRAw,-onv prime grades arc supported.
supplies = or ggal,iic.ar pcay. quiet and weak We
tOa 15c. rhippnt grades 7oc lyoSta". 7Jesoc Tor 40.
N sni. % ag ,r@' :, rca "a a. sig -" 9na
&c ll, h''pH'.l'' In 80 ~. "a Sul' '"' b"'A
aoLAs,l.s ,ilns -;oc. do; aud nominal 4 cargo Of
METALS or Change: certificates entirey ne Il c,cd
Transferable notice. tDcto"c delivery isnucd atslJI. 1m
On ~ ca Ton, pccenl -ola 81 !ncoc Iranaf,ralc
~ D.. Transferable notice i"aIcl at s4jo Corprr 90
At a, e. c i''tG r-,a ., rod I +,
rior@ lo,G l G GIg' [''TI nFnr ci p, '''e li'e
a. w me- m .1l, l linT c Tq5 hrA at
o. srG o@G ~ a. ' a. "a t., d IT., Lea q4r' -,
Wcslcrn Cru.e 60 ton scc no.c active a2a De-" Cruor
Trm1 civ Criic M.riai.i s.c Tor PRIME '''
PROVISGOES-PORk- hc movement continues o. a II
~" alcG rs csnsci VIA hor, quito si;aa5 "a fhc
w. r 40 g y Gs ID dd and Tor MeTr GgaGi
Family Mess 80 7jatli 0o Extra prirc $j0 clear Geek
arc nors or leg. nominal GIly IlIq india oo@
$i92 i %M fd GoG To- sy f29y ;
wh ar acmand Quoted tl5 !j@$ - Sa,s Tor Western
steady riice and lie demand Is moderately active Sale
goo iesie1 G Sci pe bc "!e,S% 81 doH9 n l9 ~
Picked Bellies, II n AVERAGE quoted at o. Gisc Picked
0j:c: SMOKED DO, lIqGII Lc... 81 IDDLEs-rriccs are
Sg or , al m deyar 9'nH lcng
54yci short Clear. l7cc .....DREssED nOGs-A shade
Pgs. 6iec... LAR-The market tended lower again tot
RS sase TSpR EcT % S1%p and
trading light sales ties. Western Steam spot part
30 october closed 81 ci 800 ties. November. 6l6D
lsc closing GlC4G Sc; lt5O tca December 6lec
closing l7db2Oc. 5000 tcB January 4a626c closing
o.. as &C., 1000 ties. February. 050d632c closing G3l
G32c 100 ties March, 64Oc, closing OJJdG4Ot CITY steam
IN moderate demand. sales 22l 10 it, &c Refined
Continent quoted at 65Oc ard South American $500
BOO Continent private terms .BUrTEHThe mark ct
Is without variation Of moment ruling quiet and about steady
Creamery at2ld22Lc. Western do lgd2lcI Elgn do
Ole: state Dairy hainrkn tubs i6oI Western Factory,
Gdl3c.i Imitation Creamery .CHEESEI well
Night SKINS 5l267c.i Western nat 5agi4c EGGs-Haye
fair inquiry steady prices state, 20a ale. Canadian
lSdlsLc Western 100 l0l.c.
hICE-steady but quiet at iad6'.c. for domestic; NJ
nnins siaci' no new sales Esdned dan and
unchanged Crushed, 7L67hoi Cubes, 7d1 lsci
Cut Loaf. ,,7te7sc; Powdered. o!a5l.e:! Gran GRAZ;
asied 9s.sl Mould - e1tG9.e' conieeuo % wbis
Extra C"6 3lGcj kItra &C" 5Tsa6isci c"1Sa6'sei
sTEAsiNE-ouiet and barely steady. City quoted e'.e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-07

goed export movement 10 Great Britain but stock going
directly nom The interior little STOCK nj for shipment
r. riying IN this mar ct SUI pli here mostly OF soy raj
aud largely OF undesirable quality such neglected and
low and irregular Fears have been plenty, dull
many bad order have 10 be forced 10 sale At
choice sound lJs Of BCurt Bose Secke and
other desirable close fairly steady ounces in
demand choice lots firm but ra and spotted rule
dull Peaches scarce fancy Smocks mi1g gool prices pat
supply argcIy Ot quality aud such selling
soylT Graz plenty quiet without Al change
rric plenty aud fyOrDg buyers stock freely offered
gt tltr r.. ed