davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-02-20
TyHE EsrTHING our.

Is the Acme Harrow and no farmer can
well afford to be without it. It il the very
best clod cTusher and pulYerizer, leaving the
ground as level as barn fcor. Sold only
by Peters & Stewart.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-02-20
HOUSE.

Yeas-A5sh;ee, Black, Bleakney, Cole
C1nner, Cyrus, Downing, Finn, Glib
s,n, Gser, Gilbert, HsnLle, Jolly, X en-.
worthy ,Kuyksadall, Leinsalceb5er, Leacis,
Lyle, Manning, Mayo, Nc Haley, Milsr,
Aontanys, Nelson, Peery, Porter, Pros
ser, Riddle, Roberts, Rogers, Sanders,
Shelton, Smith, Thompson, TeatL, TTatts,
Wait, Wilcox, Woodward and Mr..
speaker.-39. -39.-
Eays-BArnes, Bed, Bilyeu, Bourne,
Burton, Cameroz, Chandler, Cox, +, ,Cusick
Davenport, Dick, Hayes, Locket, Morro,c,
Story, Sutton, Taylor, ThsrkeIsen an
Will.-19.
Absent-Cracen, Sanders.
SENATE.
Yeas-AIlen, B;lysu, B,srch, Cart
wright, Cautsorn, Coleman, Davenport,
Emmit, Hall, Hare, Hoult, Lee, Miller,
Pennington, Prim, shupe, voorhees, and
DIR. President.-1S.
Nays-CArson, Doris, Haynes, Reed,
Rinelsart, .Sig.in, simon, Williams.-s.
Absent-Hirsch, Myers, Warren,
Reatierford.-4.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-02-20

CblOrate of potash dissolved Ia wate,
is standard remedy for sore throat,
alticularly if the throat feels raw.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-02-20

The Senatorial vote yesterday
(Thursdsy) noan stood Cochran, "a ;
Hirsch, 20 Williams, 10 Boise,
s; Watson, 2; Carson, George,
1. Absent, 1. Hirsch lost Mayo.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-02-20
NhE BEST MACON

In the market is the celel r4ted Stude-
hacker sold by Peters 4 Stewart, and the
spring wagons and hacks of the same make
are just rs goo |. Every article is warranred.
The prices are down on q dead level with
wheat at so cents.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-02-20
DoN'T FORGET 1T.

II you try to build now while wheat is
only worth "a cents you should by all
means 60 to Peters d Stewards, at Albany
for your hardware. You can get what you
want at their store and at reasonable fig
ures,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-02-20
ViOLlNS.

Made an6 repaired. New tops, bas ks
and necks. Bows rehaised and repairs d.
Old and new violins, bows and superior
strings tor sale. Refer TO / L Coursea
and Chas, Bray, Portland,
II. s.. RICHARDS.
Teacher Of Violin.
Conner Of End and Ellsworth Sts., Albany.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-21

UplandS % 7.lGdi MullIag Orc1nt . 'd., sa!es-IOJO
bales Including 500 bales for speculation and export.
rcrcip5. 1000 bi e. ncuiu 97Ol Dl0, American Fu.
tures dull UpanIs los Mddug ctuse. October delivery.
2i.Gf DO october and Noyombr: delivery 10. November
Drcc1nber delivery j2%Gii also -Gid.: DO De.
Januarg delivery 26ld do January and Feb
ruary delivery 2-Gid; also 22GIdi do. February and
March delivery. :J.G!a; March and Apr livery .
2gBid o. 80 !d 90 April AMI May delivery. Jt-Oid
10 ana Jun" tc ivcrv 3jnid.
pm.-COiJu III. 4Iic4 O. tnC included j.Sc) bales
American. Futures ,uI Uplands Low Mlldling clause
OCTOBER delivery 2-Gi' sellers; 20. october AoyeM
bcT dpl cry -2.Gid sr de-. NOYCml or ana Dcccm
hcr d.yefY. 52Gic blycrs d0, December and January
dcy cTy .G4d bIyyri do Januar; and February delivery
~ Ic value do February March CsuyerY. 2s-Gid
buyer do March ana April delivery. 2-fld b, ytrs DO
AprI md May delivery al-s4d ynue do May aud June
delivery. , 5.-sid. heiiCss.
D. m--COuon-Futures closed steady Uplands Low
MIadllng clause Octrci delivery La.Gid Oc-
tOber anu November delivery 'Gld. aclos; do. NOycm
Der December delivery, s-6ld buyers Dec lbar
aid January delivery, nld seilrrsi January and
New-York tribune., 1885-10-21
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Nrw.YonK Tuo,,lay oct. 90 0-BEEVES-RcceiDts were
tcs FOnrt cars were strl& Me!assf i0 sdIs ia
y lDT 'Ilo iar I've lh attic II 'a' en- S S ling wea>
Lty dressed Be,f ull at 5e62c ff d"T pst Win PRIME
and and Choice sell i'm ng al 80, G9c ..,,.,
Arrivals Of Wcssrn Dressed Beef for the week ending ing
Pr snfd 10 PnS T@e ;Gf Hgfye Ss SacSes aSr
A. an evidence Of Inc rapid growth Of the business It may
months OF June July august and september. - shipped
to SrS 6tG arset casses 81 Of eef anj
Mutton for the corresponding four months "
Shipments 79o Of Dset and 200 % GarG9sses nss
las took 10 Live Sheep to south America ior H. . "
CALvEs-About 375 1.-Two Calves arrived today OF Th,9
219 received at Goths Market Dun WIN y TO- ~
Yeas at Sc few selected Bucks coan'y gong 10
6resss slow anl pccs wek at sr a & tGT SC cy fGr
Dressed Ees 9r GSHny dyIyT ssn4 "a ar &C. pressed
a so9c ana heavy arrivals - pected to MORO" Io' 0
bo1SaeS boTe a Grs,cs 2os @ p Ws.'s9n Ct :isG
Cavts 255 h. at &c State Volls 2j5 %, at 4'ao do
SHiEP AND LAMBs-ReceIpts were c'r' o. l599 c3
Jersey city and cars AZ 'Gthst Mith sna SYgt
butchers the market was almost ileless and ony aDO
prices Reported sales were OF 2'GJ'4c ior Sheop' u" 10
W Tssrd Mutton in very light demand At id5 ec with
early sales up to &C. and not many Dressed LAMBS "'r'
Western Drtssod Mutton slow at sjl2o Not many Wo't
nt E5Yam van Wort Who died yesterday at the Eoose
welt Hospital was formerly prominent cQmnlsson stt
those dom bn5n Tie stocky During The last oT
years no has employed succcssvely by te hims 9
Hume 4 Dnlenbeck Hume n Mullen AID WALSH hlrpY
90 Ills death the result Of fall which OGcuIieu
st 5s fs3y ,SG oy WRS4 Ws s hs ia not Tccoyef lie
hc by Old Shippers smart active salesman
stock consigned to him in tho days
when COmmuni yards and "thamucrans were IN thet
glory. " c,- 80, +. n,
Stac sheep lew Lambs c3tnaed t. average "a .. at 32c
Hume 4 MULLEN, late yesterday: Isl Western sheep ~
f. at Tie q state DO 81 H. 33c 40 TO. ~ b. at 3ci
80 do Ifcw Lambs = ~. at 3l2c. ,- -
Dlaii1ct a Dewey l2g Vermont Sheep and LAMBS, 80
N AZ c 10 tate Lambs 60 b. at Ic: Il do, ~ H. at 5c;
ia Northern anadn Is - at Sc state DO - r. a 5c
i5 STATE sheep lUj H. Size l32 western DO. 10 D. NJ
81 - do - H.. AT .a4c do. l,4 lb al -: ,,
Ind Il uc bingham 20 indiana sheep, lO4 d. AT &c
Ego & Otis - state sheep, - 10. at Pc; 80. ..
IOGS-R Receipts +u cars Oi Ola hcad--+ cars NJ
Jfrsev City ana - ai 4rih 81. ,,
Maj. u lovor IL 8 - - -. PIGS might sell ior
a t,lnr more About ai-lulds were sold ~ - 10
Country rrss- duh with continued uO"nwa tcndeh
Heavy are quotei at I2c Medium al o'iGofc ana lsH'
GlaG1c. .,
IL 10 stale do 80 n, at lj 81 do, 80 D. ats I1
,ln n Al =
New-York tribune., 1885-10-21

State bonds were fairly active and generally ruled
strong. Louisiana stamped As sold at 20 North Caro-
sol Is were 7. higher at 9O. Virginia Us easier
ut l4l20l4 OF city bank stocks, American Exchange
sold (5 at l22l Fourth National go at l2O German
American 0 at l0l, Manhattan l1O at l42l2, MctropO
itan ~ at 20l4. and Tradomens al ut 1Ol.
large business done in railway bonds and prices
fully sympathetic with the share market. EIie
second cOnsOls usual were active and rose from 772
10 7Sl2a 77as Rome. Watertown and Ogdensburs CON
soils sold up e0 8Ol4 and the incomes were up to
3G7s Central of New-Jersey consols firm at about
lOG ami American Dock and improvement frsts rose
io 10 s6i Canada Southern second IS were active at
64dS1lo ST. Louis and IrOn Mountain IS were firm at
So. New-York, Chicago and st. Louis first 5s were
steady 49, also West Shore certificates at lGd
46i4 Missouri Pacific cOnsOis sold up TO l0G0lO5l2
North western de5enure 5s were up to l05. Atlantic
and Pacific first Western division were active ana strong
AT 237-a 23l2. Northern Pacific firsts to 100.
Oregon Transcontinental sold at SS0Ssl2. Oregon
Short Line firm at 9Gl2 aud Kansas Pacific
soils at lOll2. Texas Pacific incomes were steady at
about 49l4 and hrss Rio Grande division ruled at G3Q
The sub-Treasury gained on balance SG9O.30s made
up by gains of SG9,27l currency and $62l 037 COIN
The days operations covered: Receipts. 81 49O.1G3
Sl5,2I3,252 currency and $ljs.292.7l2 coin.
The money market ruled steady at 201l2, and closed
The Clearing House statement follows: Ex-
changes, $l33G5s2s5 balances. S5,627S95.
The United states Treasury at Washington received
$4,000 National bauk notes for REDEMPTION.
The customs receipts were $j70.936 and the in
ternal revenue receipts were $l56,022
The foreign exchanges were dull and fully
Banfers blsS4 s3a u for Ions and short ster-
and 81 l2 for reichmaTks 3975 and 40 for guilders
In London British consos opened steady at 100 ZIG
were no quotations for Unted St1tcs bonds received.
American railways opened higher and generally made
only reflections OF concurrent home prices The
Bank OF England lost $4,000 bullion on balance AT
Paris French per cents were steady at 2GSO20
and sight exchange on London was .hriHer at 2j.2l
francs to the Z.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-21
CLOSING PRICES or PHiLA DELPHI1 STOCKS
Renorled bu L1MN IL DAHIs g Co. u WaAsL
TUESDAY, Oct. 20-P. NJ

TUESDAY, Oct. 20-P NJ
Tho speculation at the Stock Exchange as yet shows
no hesitancy and the expressed professional opinions
that sharp reaction OF 06 per cent is overdue are
without market when three buyers appear for
every two sellers Yet the time for halt and review
OF the conditions seems to have come Favorable rs the
commercial and financial conditions are believed to be-
no one supposes that they such to warrant daily
advance of per cent for indefinite period. In the
prices of securities at the Stock Exchange.
because OF too hasty appreciation
OF results of the recent favorable developments IN
commercial and mercantile affairs, although a panic at
the stock Exchange longer affects the other markets
as in days gone by. At the maximum OF prosperity
there is maximum the value of dividend ana inter
est paying securities and real prosperity is not reached
by series OF autelopes' leaps such as havo character
lied the stock Exchange markets for the last ten days
That prices for all kinds OF securities are destined Tor
higher figures is generally admitted but 1t also Is
beyond question that a reaction OF something
more than 1 or per cent. which should
force liquidation OF speculative accounts resting solely
on margins that the recent advances have created
would give a frmer foundation for the future Tho dam
ger that If such reaction does not soon come vonn
tary of the large and powerful operators, who
daily tightening their load OF stocks, find 1t to
their interest decline beyond natural
proportions To-day's business In stocks again was
large although 100000 shares less than yesterday.
Early dealings somewhat irregular, but as the day
rolled on the buying fever again in the asccndancy
and almost everything closed with handsome advances
on last evenings prices. Philadelphia and Re aiding.
the transactions in which few weeks ago recorded
hardly 200 shares for whole week. to-day gave
90 900 shares TO the DAYS total Of 632 shares and
rose from 2Oli to 22ta22. Lake Shore gave G2,lO0
shares opened up - at So sold at 79l9 and TO
SlAaSIs3 Western Union, after declining 10 7G, sold
at 77sa77 positive denials of all reports of
arran cement between the competing telegraph com
panles Pacific Mail up ssh and closed at 574
against SO yesterday. There is little doubt that the
company tomorrow will declare its regular quarterly
dividend of d per The stocks named were the
active stocks the day. but their movements also
represeLtaUive those OF the whole market, which
closed strong without excitement
Government bonds were quiet and barely steady with
the bids the IS off per cent Annexed are the clos
ing quotations.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-21
..un so Farso onooo O5oss 2' LamOs 81 25

oum Oo0s2 JO 50 Go0sa 25 Lamos 81 20
ass 90 t,o,, CON
Ilo0s-Rcceipta 5.200i shDmentA 0oO, Le1t 70 W."
81 81. PACKING 3OAS3 60 Heavy. ~ fO0s3 10 49,,
RuTyiIn Oct 2O-Cd:Ie-ReceIDts today 800 1eaui .ts
for week thus Tar $50 nead for sam u ne la ~e3S aO
head cOnsgnen l29 cars marset uul any su
Good - s. lOGs5 0O Stockors an Feeuo'
Lsp Recets today 800 head: total Tor week this ia
"a 900 head week 25OOO heal W
fI-,rh n cars marcel inactive and lower Aeulum ~ ~,
Good s. 25GsI G5: Good TO Choice 81 1o9s3 zO' 'aha
UoJs-lecyts TO-DAY 900 head total for week mus aI
2i 900 head for time lat week 23Ogi hel oe, %
o. which % 10 Ncw otk VA
lower; Medium 20 Fair Workers ~ S5dsS W Voon p,r ~
ChOlce So % al 90: Butchers btdle5 ~ Vo~7' ~ o
7OH44
New-York tribune., 1885-10-21
Welsh tubs. s'c'ds.l2 ala
CHERsH.

Receut4 for Tho week 10 GG pkg5 Evporis IIJIV paEt
Tho mar ia. hung Obs for fancy state factory
Scptcnbrr ch, about woek - umcs th.rS % n'so
b,en of special factories at los Oc out AT tue t
an FRIDAY some sellers accepted lOG lDc rtner tan carry
stoc over Yc,tcuy and TO-DAY The volume oi Dush' S. t
10 vcrv yht receivers holding sock at ngurtS "lcn
about cover cost shipper, either r,lshg 10 LOON ~
bidding prices which would no. De cHt'Ith
IN f. q nominay tdy market IL cIpnrtls Sah,Cn a ~ ~
OF september make thcy wouu h'No ~
- ini Oc and n receivers prcsscd their stock On thr
inarke n would De difficult To- rri over oAd ~ &C. u
await thr 'N two days
ana A. tn ccc should not be- very large may PC pO'r
10 present values bTilcf OI llul 'l,",i
eioct unGcr fancy are wOrNng out Slowly
M irregular rates eay from uc down 10 e. IEc pest OF 'no
nght mi "A IA have moderate homo demand AZ 7H7+C,
bn the poor grades drag. fennsi ANA s.ls
ilmitcA demand 23c few special factories DnslhI 4
Fine Ohio Hats arn held up lOc but SOL oIy IN si
way at price Liverpool cable for september chec'o
New-York tribune., 1885-10-21

MILK.
hi.A. =, ,hs var,ous railroad

,., s,,, NJ milk and cream ct the various Ia'rosa @
distrbnSg points the ciy oT sns
been "a follows: 3767 cans OF NIL oans o milk
milk and IS cans Of cream Harem' l9sI cs 1iiS
81 cans m 81 apd is cans OF Hudson Rys
40 cans Of milk Hartford and NewHsy&sn, & III cans
Of condensed s. cans OF cream a;i Ss9 cans Of
Northen 025 cans Of milk NcwJersey Cenu I'd Essex
mix Long Island 376 Of milk: MOTIFS a Iontes no
800 Of milk and ey Ss ;oaI daily supply
has been i29i cans milk 3-3 cans OF ths week
an5 202 cans of cream There has been 1or to
moderate supply slightly in excess OF demand dn and
los at The beginning the week, but oloeu @ eon
st be rce eeneraliy at railroad platforms mas oe'
10 81 80 per can OF 40 quarts
New-York tribune., 1885-10-21
rruoprAY rIyAYCIAr, MARKETS

TOYroN. oct 2O-l2iO p. m.-Atlniic ana Great Wo,t.
era First Mortgage Trustees Certificates. 3i's Canadian
lacifc a. J.. ErC q y Second CosOis SJl.; IlmD!
Central 1855. - Pan Common. ~; New-YOrA Centra,
lOGa,. Icnnsyl vau.a. jjIs; Reading lOo
i. u-Puris aGviccs quote IhTrt per cent Renes AT
80 francs u D., crItmrs fOf hc account
4 n -Atantc GrnIt Western First Mortgag1 Trrs.
Certificate "j-; Canadian Pacific an Ere. y =;
Illinois Ccnrai, l"S4; Mexican Ordinary, 24'i. Ponn3y
Vanil. JJii. Reading. 1919
The amount OI bullion Withdrawn from tho BduS OF Elg.
land on balance TO-DAY is 5 i3l.O 900.
Pans advcrs quote Three cent enic' nj 80 francs 20
crUiluc4 the aud exchange London 70
francs II C utimes fOr ChrcKS.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-21
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per Nortd Riesr. Vessels anf RIiLroIfG
orvrr.I. MARKET REPORT

BUILDING MATEHIALS-NO marked cnange N prIces.
Trade in lumber duet other materials there Is far
demand.
COCOA-In mOdcret % demand and steady.
HICCORY-CnChangeu, with moderate sales
COAI.-In pretty gOJd demand and ste dy. 49,, ,-.-
COOPERATE SIOCK-With a moderate trahe. prices
generally steady - ,, ., ca, 40
sales options quiet and points loweI sales OF
1880 bags closing barely steady: October 1lOG12o
November 7.Oj071O December, 1850 lOi January T. 10
d7.2Oi February 7l5 40 MarEh, 1,23@ 80; APlil5
bags Maracab6 500 piculs Padang from the June sale
Interior "GetOl' and l,OOO Dlculs Ia'ang
from tie Septem Der sale. on private terms
CGTTON-SpOt Cotton quiet hlm ana unchanged shes
l7T bales Delivered, bales. Receipts at the ports 10
day ~ bales against 1916 this day last week and
47'O5S year; since september i, lOO,ll2 Ddcs,
against SO .975 Tor the same period last year ,
ThA otttOns according to th3 An'ucal cia'shcltoh
ara nt1aWQ
New-York tribune., 1885-10-21

delivery 2s6id buyers do March ana API s0Sid
sellers do June asIverT 5jo MddIns Sas, Low
,i q Good Ordinary Sss net and gross s q Rts
Z sS0 bales; Exports COastwise. 29Sl Daie'i '' WV
halos. stOck, S5,O22 bales ,,,,,,n, q 9.I6. Low
sSyASS%a oct 2OCotton steady dang t and gross
z Good Ordinary. paIea.
Tecelpts 8 2sS bales; Exports Coastwise Zoo| 0"''
800 pess Oct 3oCotton steady Mdding Jts
Low MIdiiing S7s Good Ordinary Ss e. reat Britain
~ Go1 hales gross 30 $50 bales Exports 10 o,t uS.
bales to France, 6.724 Daes to the CVI0 stock
baIes; Coastwisc 4S0 bales; sales' 4'OoV ""'''
b7l
New-York tribune., 1885-10-21
MANHATTAN RAILWAY COMPANY.
No. II BROADWAY, Nkw loKN, oct q, 1850.
,VO HOLDERS OF VIRGINIA DEFERRED
i CERTIFICATES.
Commonly known as
WEST VIRGINIA CERTIFICATES"

THE FARMERS LOAN And TRUST CoMrAN y,
Sov.York will on and aftor tho 10TH OF oCToBEH H1u
until further moi Ice receive deposit the ceriihclte' s
nv Virginia under the OF 1871 oreprescnt TIE proportion
Of her debt 10 assumed by West virginia, the payment
OF which certlacsos deferred unt sett.ene cOu" 10
had between the two states Tho said company VIII sro
exchange for the certificates its NEGoTlAbLE BECElPI
which receipt, have boon placed the list 4 the NowfoR
Stock Exchange These receipts viii ho issued uhder an
agreement rotwecu the National Bank OF Ne"forA
chor with sneh othor holders Of certificates as may par
epatc and the gents tho movement now being conduct
ed for settlement OF that part Of tho virginia deOt repre-
s.nted by these certificates and which movement Is e1
psinod I'm pamphlets 10 DO application 10 the undeD
signed
j. II. GoADBY AND B F. WALKER.
10 Exchange. Place. Ncw.Yorh
H. C. FAUNESTOCK,
Vice President First National Bank. Nowfork
RICHARD IRWIN, JR,
OF Richard irwin Co.. BanStrs. New'York
j. G. MABEN.
Investment Broker. "a Broad-st, New-Yorx
B-Thoao who havo heretofore obtained tho Irs con-
pany's recopts Will now oxchanye ther iof
seecngrayed forms, IN accordance with tho ruos oi to
lNeM.l0rk at9ck Exchapxss
New-York tribune., 1885-10-21
rorLrRr Axn GANN.

Under ycry heavy receipts ot live poultry and dull do
pre>sd dressed IL has been dcut TO und an ont
stock Western :USli anil ciCAons nave DO.
Sc and close weak with the Indications POINTING
tufthcr reduction tomorrow II the II carloads iepOiiol
old tOOstrrs dull az 1'c turkeys 10" ANA sell
slowly No much inquiry 0r either ducks tr geese
The has been demOTilild Ur The past week Ar
walls been cxrps,iy0 mt ste hvccunIlAi ng
The weather ~ wIrm trade dun and prices Tor cloktns
fowls IO0jp per cent lower than 0btn' on the top
tho advance Vork before At tie close holders re-
fusng reasonable ChDcc fns lots Of stI' chick
cns are ieely OGCgod 00Jc aud OF Western ut Sc.
without sc,iug promptly Large lots nave been put into
cold and tho Tor clearance tbs week "a
very uufnyOrabo MANY ~ the offerings getting ship
perry such be bought Tor 0to Philadelphia chickens
also lower Turkeys lower Ducks lower and quiet
-qu lbs hold nrm.
}iame ~ Gurnc the mld weather recently
yang. show bat little change except on oOdcoc%,
IA hny dgrl
New-York tribune., 1885-10-21
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PkODoOD
Forthe week ending Tuesday. oct. 20, 1850


,,. FOR tho ,eek-Beans O2l bbls Peas, 62s0 ousn
EIpots-Brans 1872 pkgsi Peas 59tS n for ward that
very light but there are so Iew Leans gh Improvement
and cioses firm choice Marrow sse h nerai rate
1,n M are scarce ard about the same as
IN fair supply selling very Ifoey new white
Kidney hers and demand hKs al oToations Choice quality
would sell loo higher than o haSe gone routh on
Kidney hsye m Ge eens 3oweys easier at TIE
close I'm view Of fair supply OF ola seesS ad
s2 % Tdd Peas aa Steady sy old plenty and quiet
only a small business reported III Sou'"oi" ~ "
changed prices ,,, r,,,.,. %, o OK no a.
Choice G59l g lOco6 TO- ca Peas LIs qssj
Do white Kidney 500 IS southern b. +. per ooa o.
Receipts for the 3G43 packages ast TseS have
Exports for week GGs Ra1aysnont RaeEags9 on Fancy
9sI stock AMI on grades approx xmatng line Dut al JILL
nTalitics have continued than plenty and u ms UeCn
ddcnt to establish any m tSc VI Tmpess here the
eacrton o tho sharp upward turn reported from t.e y,
state pals eoing mostly to sroe9y Ems bont
26g a27c lot Of about ~ tubs amy E seng NJ "a a
uos ; stcr rather extrome except for Elgins Extra
r.ts range y TO 2c but must gre g r In 6erol snp
NV and dull In fact grades under ~ 2c are e
aing an xous sellers 30 30 oy West
crn une creamery has inquiry. and though no,
changed the quality must be hne ~ tDv tnhs and
Iii sT in demand at ~ rise. but the supply Is aIge
" Of inferior to good erle'' iges on" have hal
few saos ut 2Oa2lc, and hne hrkn u, daries irie
have sold 2Oc Bulk Of receipts howoyer IRE sl IA M % c 10
tban higher limitation creamery is sae1bo up to Sc "he
nnc but good many brands ach aa In oav
md prico; choice frf sh lines are EASIER 70 sen Nv ~
ther fresh June factory have much u'manu "
Drice
New-York tribune., 1885-10-21
LIVE POULTRY
DRESSED POULTRY.
GAhlH
suNDRlEs.

HoyEY.-Very hight demand prices weak; fancy
White Clover N combs per b. l2dl3c. do d. II l2ct
Bnckwheai. u combs per 70 "a lc; 10, ID: ga lOc.
Peanuts dGl fancy hand picked Ard hc farmers
3D4c; shclcd prIu g. y. Chcsinuts plenty lower
- 80 per bushe Hickory nuts dull at 81 al 20 per
New-York tribune., 1885-10-21
VEGRIARLks.

Irish potatoes Of choice quality in fair demand ana
steady sweet potatoes dun and lower onoas scarce
wanted ana firm. Cab5ages steady CauuOwer rrcgu
lr most sale, II 81 OOarl - per bO though extra
fancy lots exceed quotation slignty.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-21
HOPS

Pocelps for tho week sos bale Exports 3.iS3 bales
So.t forwar freely and while good many
lot, W. for direct abror more than haf of the r
crpts ior drarr' horo rho ma holds larry steay
on a chocc prucls hut IN fr D0'ruR ohor graz 80
gives ~ slightly woascr tone. rNporrrs are sti oP
sIa,inc freely they drawing their supplies eay
the country
crop Of Is,5 Chocoll 0l2 Do lsSi. Prime -. . og
Do Primo .......... ~ U4Ul2 DO. Low 10 Medium %!
no Medium ....... Sl4d o. Eastern 1885 ...-..SSil
DO Low Grade ...... 74S Pacific Coast lS5j....o II
New-York tribune., 1885-10-21

DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP, ~, C0MpAAHNyhpSS ,CIS MIpsAHypS
T,paN china NEW.ZEALAND, AleTRALlA' NH'
TRAI AND SOUTH AMERiCA a AND MN NNI5
~ From New.Y York pier foot canal ~. y. ~.
For San Francisco via the isllmls ol tanan"
CfTV OF PARA sails Monday, NOV =, no.92"..t,,
connectng for central and south America ana h'A''V
RInn, San francisco lst and hrannsnsts,
For China and Japan, - a., ., - n u
For UoNOIUfT NEW.HEALANl l. ana ~ ! -"
" AUSTRALIA sails saturday, oct. - : .p,gn I, a.
or on arrival Of LCrdon na'is az aa nnly at Com
For freight passage and general iniormstlon aPP'
pany oh0o U" '' P''lI H. J. BULLAN, supeunteuacas-