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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-11-13
ANOTHER SUDDEN Death.

Hardly a week passes without the men
ton by the newspapers Of sudden deaths,
and OF late the alarming frequency Of the
statement that death was caused by rheu-
matism or neuralgia Of the heart cannot
fail to have been noticed. In all pr0ba-
bilty many deaths attributed to heart dis
ease are caused by these terrible diseases,
which are far more dangerous than is gen
orally considered. Is there any positive
cure2 TIE best answer to such question
is given by those who hare been cured by
the use of Athlophoros.
Bath, Me, April 90, 1886.
Athlophoros knocked the rheumatism
out of me, it is sure cure for that
disease, like the bridge that carries us
safely over, Athlophoros deserves good
word from all, and will surely get praise
of all who have used it.
f. H. TURNER, Agt. Hoyts Express.
Manchester, n. H., March Is, 1886.
One year ago while suffering with a
rheumatic difficulty | was induced by
friends of mine to try bottle of Ath-
iophoros, although had little beliefin any
thing of the kind, but contrary to my ex-
pectations, it gave me immediate relief,
and it is with pleasure that ] can now
recommend it to my acquaintance feeling
sure that they will find it the remedy Of the
age for such difficulties, as | had tried
everything else with little or no relief.
PARK II. KELLY.
IIinsdale, N. H., May Is, 1886.
used one bottle of Athlophoros and my
rheumatism left me. ! have never been
troubled with it since nor do | expect ever
to be again for the medicine cured me en-
tircly of the painful disease. recommend
Athlophoros for have faith in its curative
powers Mrs. A. II. NEsEY.
Every druggist should keep Athlophoros
AMI AthlophoroS Pills but where they can
not Lc bought OF the druggist the Athlo-
phoros TO-, II Wall ST., New York, will
send either (carrage paid on receipt Of
regular price which is $l.o0 per bottle
Et Athlophoros aud SOC. for Pills.
For liver an | kidney diseases dyspepsia, in
lig24tou, weakness nervous debility diseases
of Women. constipation, headache. impure
hlHod, q. Athiophoros Pills are uncquaied
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,A5t,saN;l|,1,;;!!,''|'Ia,s||I|s !

Thoroughly cleanse Che mood, which is tho
fountain of health, b! uSlag DIR. Pier Gold
en- Medical Discovery. and good digestion.
fair akin, buoyRnt spirits, vital stro myth. ard
soundness of constitution will be established
Golden Medical Discovery cures all humors,
from the common pimple hlotch, or erupt on,
10 the worst Scrotula, or hiood-poiaon. Is
peeially has il proven its efficacy in curing
Salt-rheum or letter Fcvcr-sores. Hip-ioins
Disease, Scrofulous Sores and SwelliDgs En-
larged Glands. and Eating Ulcers.
Golden Medical Discovery cures Consump-
tion (which Is SCrofula of the Lungsl by its
wonderful ood-purifvinE. invigOrating, and
nutritive properties. For Weak Lungs, Spit
ting of Blood. Shortncss of Breath, bronchitis.
Severe Coughs. Asthma, and kindred affce-
ttons, II ia n sovereign remedy. 1t promptly
cures the sovcrcst Coughs.
For Torpid Liver Biousness, or " Liver
Complaint" Dyspepsia. and Indigestion. i is
an uneQualled remedy. Sold by druggists.
DIR. pIERCE'S PEIIlyS Anti
Bilious md Can: arfic.
s5c. vial, by druggists
ivseod& weow mr. ty
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-11-13

In fall,
When all
Begin to cough and wheeze;
Red Star Cough Cure,
We are sure
Will give you rest and ease.
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deemed advisable, having due regard to the varying
and territories"
A measure of so great and practical a
value to the agriculture of our country,
was never before attempted to be enacted
by congress. 1t comes home to the inter-
ests and the pecuniary advantages and
prospects of every farmer, whatever
specially he may be engaged in. or how
limited soeyer his operations may be car
ried ou. Realizing that the fullest and
highest success in farming can only follow
from intelligence in the business, and that
the results which came from experimental
ton which are too expensive TO be under
taken by the farmer himself, are the safest
guides to follow; Government comes to
the farmers aid and undertakes to carry
on this experimental work for him. Then,
when valuable results have been patiently
wrought out, which. applied on his own
farm, can be of untold advantage to the
farmer, leading him to greater individual
success, Government proposes to place
these results in his hands, free of cost,
for his own pecuniary benefit. This is
what the Hatch bill will do tor the farm
ers of this State, and the farmers of the
Nation, if it becomes law. We sincere
ly trust that our oranges, farmers clubs,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-11-13

agricultural societies and farmers them
selves. will get up petitions to our
Maine delegation in Congress or write
them letters. asking them to urge the
passage of this measure. one fraught with
so much good to the future interests OF our
vast American agriculture. Let no time
be lost in this matter, but work now.
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Shoe Manufacturers!

NANTED-Al line of women's. utss.., and
w Chi ,dren's, medium priced grain ranchin.
setced and Standard Scre,1 Goods. viii take sam
on commission or buy on ten day basis Must be
desirable line, and made where TABOR il chean.
Address, SHOES, Box 1877, Boston, Mass.
nov2d&wlm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-11-13

AIDES wanted to get up Tea Clubs for our Pure
~ Teas and Cofees. A host Of useful article, tn
select from as premiums Send for Illustrated Price
ana Premium List. Special efTer to every tenth
person that answers this advertisements Ne iii send
ire Ire one pound Of choice Tea. Address NATIONAL
ia CoFBH1 CO., Boston, Mass. osts5dkv1n
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-11-13

"ANTED-A live, energetic man to represent
wv us. $75 per month and expenses Goods
staple every one buys; outfit and particulars free
STANDARD SILvERwARE CO., Boston.
oct23d&w3m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-25
STATE or TRADE

B NsP .s ssak no Se Red W Wnter e
no Wbi,e Miemsaa 7,jc Corn weak No 2 Yellow
gc No Yellow Al &c. No. ). 43t oats-No White,
Wheat 5ac. Corn. 5l.c. oats. C. ReceIVts-W heat.
40 900 bush Canal shDuents-WheaI 23sOUO Corn
$1,000 bush Railroad smDments-FiouE ZU'OOO DOls.;
Wheat 22.0Jo BUSH Corn $4,000 bush
BOSTON sept 24-Four quiet Western superhne. 90 so
ass ~ EItrasS oasS 20 Patent spriHg "nsas q 70
Yellow. 55c.. steamer AixeL 5zc No Grade Ole Oats
40 White 81 &C. No White. Soc shorts and Mddlngs
unchanged. Provisions ButtefWestern Creamery
26a27c. Eggs-Eastern Extras zo2a1le Receipts FOR
bush; Oats. 900 bush; shorts 10000 bush.
BALTIMORE sept 24-COtt0n steady Miding 9i4c. Flour
Extra ~ 7j0s % 10. Family - OJas4 so City MIs
super ~ 70 Is Extra IS % IS 75 Brands
50 wheat-sOutnern nrner: Western o~ers southern
te 80 CSC 40, amber 80 a sge 40; 80; estera " IN
~ asa V Corn-southern seay Western dun southern
AZ s6c. Sept 45G46c.; Oct 46i4 a49 &c. steamer
~ G4is oats higher southern ~ aSc; Western White
% SIC HayPre Choice 10 W rs 90 Prov
steady and larry seIve Mess Pork az 60 Bukmeats
Shoulders s9Sa &C. Clear RID sides sse ans 1870 i.e
ar Isns9 essrn pSeAs &C.
CopperRenued. s@6S.sc Whiskey llgal2o Freights 70
s.. ID Receipts- Flour. SiS3 Iols. Wheat a. 700
bush. Corn. 400 BUSH oaIs ZOO 5ush shipm,ents-
900 bush.' Coru. 2z300 bush
CHICAGO, sept. "a Flour quiet and steady; Choice
Winter Wheat - 20 sss 20 sprs w,s4 ss 9YS'' 40
GrAdes Al 759s2 rs. Aye floar-sJ $685. 40 N bOls
neA. s'tabsr closing 7ss.c Nov
closing 75s.c; May s3't No spring I5c Corn easier
CASH ss SEPT 3 81 SSS 'Hs a &c closing SS
NV sSas 04S ~ Data du sales ranged No Cash
- e. az &c closing al zee. May. 81 Ia
81 &c RYE quiet No 2. As &c. Bariey-weas No O5e
Fla rsI rs ssssNS ca. s. = asS g. sept 81 ss
closing - 10 October - eosss 81 e, s.s1s a.
~ 77i Lard quiet, ranged Csaa. "a 20 ssptem
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-25

steady prices Safes 800 Hama l0s ale; 1900
Picked Shoulders. SfSete; 1900 . Pickisd Bellies, 10
sscalssrs. FIG Picked Hams io;s smoked Hams.
12dl2 MI DIES Duli and unchanged in price.
tss s Short ss quoDan SKI oos S1s
a6 l6o Pigs 7isc LARD-The market was very ir.
with recovery OF points Later deliver es advanced
points closing with slight reaction. speculation more
moderate sales 400 tea Western spot private terms
quoted. !6c l750 tcs September 6O06 SOC, closing
1000 tcs November. 6Ss 644c closing 42c $50 Tea
December 643c- closing 42c. 300 tcs January 6.7o
closing S3c nominal. 2so tss February. 65.c closing
Steam easier sales $50 ties at 660c Refined quoted
725c Continent Loo. South American -. b AFTER
Pennsylvania Creamery 2726 ac Western l8a 2Sc.:
Western Imitation Creamery l29l7c. Western Dairy, II o
l5c. Western Factory, l2dl4c....- CHI ESE-Has not
varied since our last ruling hr and quiet state c
Night skins. 7dsc; Western Flat oss loo. E,iGs-Are
Canada. 2ud2 nc; Western. 2lc.
sTEARtNE-Dull and nominal Sales 60 ties;
western &c; oleomsrgarne quoted at &c.
quoted AZ Lice. sales. 10000 y al Lie
su0AR-kaw snrarls rull 4d4asc Moiasses 1-16
test Sales $50 hhds and 1850 bags Centrifugal b
Refined dull and barely steady Loaf slice Crushed
8 5.l6c.; Cubes. e-a6 SfGc; Powdered 8 3l6asa-c
Coffee Standard. 5aG 5-Isc; Coffee on A." 81 lee
White Extra G" 5hd5asc; Extra G." 5G5 3l6c; &C"
ToBACcO-The market for seedleaf moderately active
at steady prices Kentucky and Virginia grades dull
me sales OF seeeaf include 397 1885 state Havana
Seed l. l4c 1894 State Havana seed private
terms 450 1885 Pennsylvania. Havana l7c
800 1885 Pennsylvania l5o; l40
1888 Pennsylvsna seed Leaf 10 2e 200 cases 1888 OhO
private terms 80 Sunes 28c 300 bales Havana
50 70 81 05 200 bales sumatra, 81 20 to 81 80.
WOOL-Quiet and firm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-25
Average bush. ........

Tie foregoing is the export TO Europe chiefly United
T1s EnPHes imports Of wheat and heat aoaT
"a ast $50 i bush net ng July 1855 and from Janu
Iry 70 July 81 lsso The net imports Of %hest ana wheat
bush ne e9respondns ,syGn @snths ~ i9o At ne Ene
6as1 against s550s s66 bush IN 1885
seP o. sss ssmases at s0eS%SSS ons5 2 against
IN wheat and 2267ssO bush. In rye. The German potato
% Tuscan Of wheat in 1855 was 80 acres
ncludlng % OF 600 spring and 795OOO0 acres winter
A no mango Hay cs0es Tmoty DO
7Od Toe No do 90 G6jes Clover Mixed 5Oa 65c Clover
s45e straw Long rye IS SeOc Short Rye. 50 S45c oat
META! sron Certificates quiet at sl5'.ssl7' trans
lin steady closing active and 6rn at 2245 a226oc.
spot 2zTG22'.c futures Before calls 10 tons Novenber
en- on mt can 10 tons Noyem35 SOLD at ~ 5e second
.uei at l255c Copper quiet dr@ with 1886
spc A. ec 'Ire, Transferable notices LACE ~
400 transferable notices ssue 49, PC speer dull
otas beyond small II looSug business
pa SzvAL sroaEs-Es.sr. holder. asking s74o.
or Quote h0' sr. Guf' Sd but oS nm
81 OH Isl 70 u 40 O. y 52A2 II. IL 70. l. u 30
Shiie So 10 sales 100 bbls &" I"sis 70. "A'''
81 PRIME a Go spa Easy sum ms
ner yellow Cottonseee Prime 4Oe Crude Aenhsden, zoe
% olive casks Domestic Cod "a straits
oGEAx FREfG HTs-The market ruled moderately
&c. S S sfay OIL % hsne sI' Brush S11
bark 900 crude oil. % 7xi.-.: BREMEN, hence
German bark, 900 bills refined Oh, Is 3D. LON DON,
steam hence $4,000 gram. I'd Quotations: Grain,
5.d lis 3d. oil cake lis I'd; measuremnet gooss.
9Os sugar Is 3D. bacon 2zs Cd lard 2oa cheese 25s'
beef EKPOOL steam hence. z4OOO bush gram
sgd Quotatlons Grain I'D; hour, los OIL CAKE -:
lOQls Sd bacon, rs Cd los cheese, 10 4zVs'
kd, l0sel2s 6di TALON lCa' measarenent goo@s'
hence. $4,000 bush gram Sd Quotations Grain o.;
logs lie Cd. pork 3D. IZs. Cd lbs bac0n u.s.
lis 81 dlIs 3D. oil cake s. Cd BRISTOL
steam, hence bush grain. -gd from store. Quota
tous Flour Cd cake. rs 3D.: sugar. "a 90 Tor
Sd for cut Loaf ba ZOs; lard l0s
Measurement gools l6s .-ANT~E RP. "a 600 bush
gram aroal SD HI LIZ steam hence. $4,000 bush
gram %d..-.--HAA G steam hence. $4,000 bush grain
% pgs.-..--AAs1EkDAA, steam hence, 10000 bush
FRAN sso hAMBC re. hence q German Ssr bark 5000
bbis fytned oil. rs MON IENiDEO hence DaIk
sith genera cargo, lee per cubic foot IkEDEkiS A.
Boa. hence and back British bark 1900 bbs crude OIL
private terms
PEovisiOSs-POn market hiss not varied in any
paitcuiar ruling steady and quiet Sales 200 Ob Mess
private terms The West shows slight advance JOB ots
ness quoted a. sl0 5O9s0 10 Tor Old and OIL 25atll 30
~ Ssw sl4 tor Family sess ala 50Gs5 81 Tor Clear
S-eh snd $40 90 Tor Extra Prime BEEf-Dul and
SomlnsLy unchanged Extra India Mesa ell 5O1si3 Ell
=. a sss eeis 'oess, p.ckst o. Plate. zosss
nEEf HAAs-Quiet and steadily held. Quoted Al
~ sSesx<----cuf AkATS-HAye a Iasdsrats dean and ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-25

g g CLOSING 90 g *
sssIS s$ss: sifsr !. lssss ss: %:s:g :. y
SS Sss aa, sah & 300 1900 S:a
bash: Corn 2GSooo bush. $4,000 bush; aye 5000;
Fancy 81 eossS S. Wheat heavy 80 Red, d e Re,
NiSse nc sge-NS z So $40 B S1sa marx
PORK: $40 -. Lard 81 20 Bukmeat.-shoulders 81 zE
s. short Clear IS 80. wasRsy-sass Al 81 IL Hoss
Common and Light s. 50 ~ 10 Packing and shipping
DETROIT. Sept 2.-wheat-yo l White: 7gsee, Cash and
sept n oesoSer h 4s Tor no h: lie o.s
No 2, rsw 2sc-' "a. White. new. sOsS
MILWAUKEE, Sept 2a-Flour duh Wheat weak Cash.
oatsNC 20 N RycSo S Sfq p ssrey no sc
Lard3prme steam Cash OF sept 81 90 oct 80 20 Bat;
Cream loslOfG Egss-Fresh. esal7e. Beceipts-FIout
@enis-Poar 7c SS. %aest SSn B Rarsy $3.50
sd P.?Ha sR se 6s dun high s T % &c.
m a M 20 me- s s' soo S o. so fys 300
shipments-corn, i2OOo oais, 10000; rye. 1900
rADELFaIA sept 2iFlourUTae market was con.
hned 10 moi.a, sized 9s New winters weak under are
Pennsy super 20 5oes2 Extra e. 70 g 2s
Process u Ioes4 50 Delaware Family. = % = 62
G@G. aud Southern Illinois Clear 4 90 81 70 DO
q 2SSs4 90 Winter Wheat Patent = g. 0oSs smart S2
elevator 2lsc; No. Pennsylvania Red g. Lo' No Red
P'gsT Corn weak spot Lots S%er Steamer no
Mixed, track 4sc.: No High Mixed in gram depot 4'c
No. Yellow track and grain depot tqc.: No. Mixed
September. 40 ad4bsc. October 4G re: November
47La lSc Oats steady: Rejected White e No 3 White
3ic; No. White. Doc. No. 2 v hite septemDer
S4a a35e: october. Slsta3jtc-; NOvember SO IsaStc
Butter-Pennsyvanm Creamery Extra "a d25c Bradford
County NewYork Extra IL zoe; Western Creamery
Extra hrsts. l61l7c. Cheese-NewYOrk FIJI cream. C.
Sugar-(iranulae- &C.. Confectionery A State. Re-
ceips-Flour. 5000 bbs. Wheat Corn g.. 90
bush shlpments-wheat 10000 bush; Corn. 5000 Dush'
Oats. 1000 bush
ST. LOUIS sept 24-F Flour active Xxx. 81 309s2 40
Family ~ 500 81 rs Choice 80 IS rs Fancy 80 40
50 30 Patents. "a O0Gs4 10. Wheat active No Red
Cash. 74c. 14c: 74AH741e. active.
No Mixed Cash. S5 80 Sept 50 October Boo
Oats dull No Mixed Cash. 25 Z 25'c sept 20 &c: oct
25Ac Rye firm at A. &C Barley-U nchang ed Butter
Creamery 81 24c Dary. los2oc Eggs &c Fla1 seed
IL o. Hay-TmOthy. 90 Bran-5Oc- at
mill. Corn Meal 81 90 Whiskey II II. PORK so %
Bulk Clear 81 short Ribs - 90 short
Clear 81 %. Lard. 80 % ReceDts-FOur. 5000 bbls5
Wheat "a 600 bush Corn. 6oo0 BUSH Oats $4,000 bush
Rye. 1000 BUSH Barley. $4,000 0ush shipments-Flour
5000 bills; Wheat 5000 bush; Corn 5000 push: osts
5000 bush, Rye. 1000 Barley. 1000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-25


LIyERroo sept 2-l2S9 p sS. aa
for speculation anu export hete ipta-nOhe M,
clause september delivery l664as also 1884, DO
september fhS OoloPed v, - 80 sS4a DO
November and December delivery 414a also 664 l. do
66.d also sod: DO March and April
delivery sod April and May delivery. S-64d; also
Teners for deliveries today clearngs 800 baleo
o0%segvsaes Of the week. 10000 bales; American
bales SPECTATORS 100 bales exporters took, $500
bales actual export 200 bales receipts 10000 bales
American llOdj bales; total stock $4,000 bales AMER
can 10000 bales amount OF cotton Sho@~ HoOO O"'eS
2e a.-IlGGng Uplands Sad; do Kidding Orleans.
m-Tne sales Of the day ncluded $500 bale, Amer
Futures firm uplanas Low Madans clause sepemlper
erT 264d Ouyer- October and November delivery,
buyers December and January delivery o-os ouysIs
do January anu February eeLviy s.osG W 10 90 req
IL delivery. se+d value CO. April and Nay deA'eIy'
Ipm.-Cotton- Futures closed arm Uplanes Low Mid
ding clause. septeHDei delivery s'o4d Nsiue CO. seP
md November delivery sod sellers DO November and
DeeemeeI & sellers DO January AM February
delivery sod sellers do February AND March delivery
Suy ef So o 4Sf aud May delivery lssd buyers
MIaeins 81. 3ccd Ordinary. 5; net gross receipts,
3OZ U4ies. sales. oO4 bales. stock - 90 bales - .,
We.klv-N e grOss receipts zlbJO Da4es exports 70
Great b. TAIN 1913 bales ccastwis HOS bales sales
7.4OI bales. ,,tst,,~ =
Low Nddiug 10 anu receipts D, ~ bales
pos To Tie ntn-nt 1000 bales, Coast"st, 'o5 Daies
sales go bales. stock, 4-1uy Dd4ea ooo.-,-,-.
Meekly-Net receipts 3LOtS bales gross o-ygV V@4es
exports u Tie 900 bales eoAst"lse oI'l o-4esi
sales, 1850 bales. "a 49, -. - ~~,ss,,.x o..
NEw-OaLEASs, sept 24-Cotton steady; Mlddhng' 70;
Low Middng. 50. GOOD Ordinary ne i sTstpS sss
sales 500 OAles STOCK. 81 sos Tales =. o-..,- -
receipts 1901 bales gross q 800 bales e1
ports 10 reaj Britn $500 Oaies coAst"ss ooVS DA-eo'
sales. $3.50 bates
NKwYoRK sept 2The following are the total net receipts
Of cation AZ all ports since September 4, lsoOi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-25

LIVERPOOL sept cum
A. nj Lang Clear Midilos BIS Cd: Short clear
~ ID SNORT illbs shoulders. S&sOd per e"t Beer
S5s tsi for h ira India Mesa PRIME Aoss 49, o.
Ir,,,,s M..a 57s Id per Dbl: Prime Mess. Eastern
6d. Western 59s Cd LaTuAmeTlcn 3os Prime "os|
srr "a. al. Lard Oh 81. Hans-Long Cut Qua vu
shaua.s Butter-oOs I'd CIV Tor ines'
stalss Cheese-American Choice 4ys % - -
Wsstern surlug Os Os lOd. Red Winter. "a %.
s. Id pei GENITAL New No. WINTER De- CD; DO y
S1ng ~ I'd New Mixed ~ estern 4sl gi California No
N. Id ara Id; No = 6s.0d bs ID Pof GENITAL
dncs-sprts Of rurpenune 29s Cd. DO a. London Sss ~
lei cut Ha1ned PstrUeum cd per gallon Clover neoa
American He'd ert IsAow-ass So 20. Sr ~,
RosluC omnon 3D. Pale LA od 1Oa Ol I4nseso -,
:. - NJ UT INSTRUMENTATION herissrated peeI'
IND .rters sod quarters. sd n Hops ~ Lon
'lou-Sew York state. 43 I5s Cd "a - "a ooo
The receipLs Tor the pasi M uAys "ef" AA'
cantsls including 10000 centAs American 49,. ~ara
Inc reeepts Of corn oi The pasi thieo aAs'
LoSpos sept 4-PrOduce-Lnseed OIL 32l oasa, a.
os nj prr tnn, Calcutta lnseed. ala o. pei guAI,e
seed Cake 40 lOs I'd per ton Refined feLoisuit -
aSsxd psr gslloa spaxits " IWksssAss - 80 -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-25
LIVE STOCK MARKErs BY rELEaRArH.

BUFFALO. sept. 24-Cattie-ReceiDts "a hours 500
head total thus 1850 head for time last
week l26 through cOnsignments ~ OF which
g. cars to NewYork 3 sale; market nominaly
unchanged.
SheeD-Receips "a hours 200 head tote for week
thus Jar lead for time last week &J.4UO head
consigner through. II OF which TO New-f0rk IL
a ~ 90. Choice - % asa 80 Canadian Lambs
declined lOc 80 80 IS so neln over
"a hours SS45 head total Tor week thus
far 40 so time last week 400 head. con
which 50 TO New-lO s.
sale market duI prices tdvanced % log Light
Pigs - 5aS4 iO Selected York Neghta . n - 30
Medium Weights - 80 - % GOOD Coarse Mixed
Ends 20 ~ 3u stays and Rough. 80 oVdcs W
marx cars held over
CHICAGO. 23Ths DrOUers Journal reports Cattle
Receipts shipments 5000 market slow snip
ping d%5 ID etOckers and Feeders 81 ZjGs3 20
Cows Bulls Mixed ii 70 IS 10 Bulk. Il 4UGo- 1O
through Texas Cattle steady Cows. al oOUr< %, steers
81 sUGS3 % Western Ranger easier; Natives and Hall
- OOGs4 90 Cows - soar 75 Wmtered Texans
HOGS receipts ~ 900 head Shipments 5000; market
ping 81 sO Light Weights - 90 Gsi 10 skpa - 90
Shssp-Receips 5000; shipments 1000 market steady
Natives - 70 Western a. 40 Texans. - ~
ass 90 Lambs. - jodSi 70.
ST LOUIE sept. 24.-CdttH-Receipts $40 head ship
meuts $40 active. Good to Choice Native ship
ping steers ~ ~: Common FAIR So asa 20
heers ~ % GS3 50: Texans and Indians, 81 %
q %3 90 Butchers Sterr-. ~ jOHS4 10.
Hoes-RecepIs 32z5 head shipments LOO market active
aud 5QiOc lower; Heavy a. 7OGS4 So Packing ~ 50
81 50 Light. ~ OOa ~ 30.
seep-Recepts 765 shipments market steady;
Good to Choice al 81 25aS4 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-25
The PETROLEUM MARKET

There is the crude speculation and prices
vigorously resisting the influence OF duness and tie
heavy crop the Western Traders be
ginning II the situation cannot break the
market anything Holders tenacious. for they
present nation DIES not warrant the
prices ruling. Outsiders are much Impressed ~itA
winter prospects, that upon their bases
a lcrlne the market yesterday duh and
steady. ending unchanged
TIE prices AMI the total dealings al tDe Consolidated
Exchange were as follows:
Opening o. loWesJ------ "a .
n CHEST ...........- IS Final 81 2,
-d4tr udlfcls AfOftfOvO
Refined oil unchanged at So. cents
OH. CITY. Penn. sept 2i-Crule On-Nationl Transit
Certificates opened at g. = highest price, "a lowest
price closed $40 sales $4,000 barrels cearsnces.
235OOOO barrels charters. 35.1l4 barrels nents,
s5,3Os barrels.
PIrTsBCRG Penn. sept Crude On-Petfoleun active.
National Transit 81 and closed "a
highest price. o. q lowest price, 81
BRADFORD, Penn. sept 24-Crule On-National Transit
Certificates opened closed "a highest price.
price, "a .; cearances. LO+4OOO barrels
TITUsvuLE Penn. sept 2l-NatonaI Transit Certificates
opened closed at o4. highest price o. 81 lowest
puce, "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-25
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
FEATURES OF NEW YORK DEALINGS.

better export inquiry developed in wheat yesterday
and have helped rally the options In the afternoon
Over 10000 bushels taken shippers, though spot
lots suffered OF Weakness governed the early
trading in options. tie depressing Influences being
the same those Of yesterday better
tone shown In the afternoon, and not only
the early loss OF cent recovered but the close
steady at net gains OF cent A. follows October s5s No
vember 81 December ss. January eO4 May 50 = cents
Corn throughout without any late sympathy with
wheat spot lots declined as cent with $4,000 bush
els taken by spPers The options closed steady shade
above the inside but down "a cent follows Septem
Der. ~ October. as November 4sa December 49s4
January. BOZ; May. 52t cents; cas- were ne
unchanged a. 81 for SEPTEMBER g for October S2 ioT
November. 49, for December and 81 cents Or May Lard
weak tor the immediate speculation. sept mber falling
p points 70 s. TO- but closing at rally OF 10 POINTS At % -
Other quotations al the eni for October Al 50 80
November and December al 80 AZ and February At - 5
January 10 80 and points for aruh Al 30 81 and
the year 80 -
The receipts yesterday NJ New-Y0rk Ph-laie.
nha Baltimore Boston follows Wheat 47s,1bI
bushels con- 26207s bushels OATS l67 PSI bushels Total
SOC - bushels hour 42634 barrels AT chicago
Milwaukee and ST Louis the arrivals were Wheat lz5O4
bushes l654l3 bushels 0sts l47628 bushels 0ta
ain, 436,O55 bushels -four. q. sos barreiA