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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-01-30
Accidents on the Rail
P,sindealer, Jan 81.


Train No. AZ, which is the freight from
Crookstoh to Devils Lake, struck q
broken rail yesterday morning this side
Of Crookston a short distance. Fortu.
nately there were only three ears in the
train and all passed over in safety ex.
cept the caboose, which was derailed
Conductor Cahill left the caboose and
brought in the balance of the train. Be.
yond lively shaking up no damage was
done.
An axle under box car in the freight
train coming from Devils Lake broke
yesterday this side Of Niagara. Kepairs
were sent out from Larin,ore and the
train was brought III. The accident de.
lsyed the passenger train, which was be.
hind it. 4 couple of hours.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-01-30
OAE. SSsS0N.
East Odessa,

Special Correspondence Of the Isrss- -ocsAH.
RANCE G2, Jan. 25,-Now, Martin, you
are on the right track. BE careful and
don't switch Of TOO quick.
Henry Burns Is the owner OF three
fine mules recently purchased Of VIII.
lam Simpson.
ElmoTe Mower has accepted q posi
ton with E. Smith & Co, Of Bartlett.
Frank Webster has taken aituat;oa
with W. Mower as general manager.
Miss Hannah Crown IL stopping with
her sister Mrs. II. Bluffs.
Miss Ellie McNanny is homo from
Bartlett on visit.
Tom Shells has gone TO his native
home in minnesota on bushes, ,-we
will not say what kind, although we have
Il sncaking idea.
What have the citizens in tho eastern
portion of Odessa done that they cen't
have Justice Of the peace? Lot the
question be considered Mt our next On.
nual meeting.
a Ia pound boy at J. VI. Jellys,
A number Of our citizcns have visited
Devils Lake in the past Two weeks. We
hear not murner, when relating their
pleasure, till they come to the tax pay.
ing point, and then they takc long
breath. Therefore lot US combine in
making our taxes as light as possible,
even in hiring teachers for our three
schools, lie, the ones he employed who
will give the greatest satisfaction for The
least money. GRrHBLER.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-01-30
Lines to the Lakesid. Clam.

Lines to the Lakeside Clam.
Written fur tie Israa0 0csAs.l
reud,y III r-nsnbsr elsin life: siaAiy woaA uss
oneo more
All alone in my old shsn.y nss.,ns nssr ~ D. L.
shore.
No there had 70 pssses 90 ons there = SeaAss
was queen Of my douniou. al psace tranquility
ofssn when the rain came pairing. ssseali.g dows
right through tho roof,
Ia convey my bed and cushing p.scs qsiss wsses.
proof.
clear aud bright,
rhen with shingles, nails and hssch.. would AZ shs
roof quite light.
Early In the rosy morning. just Il growlng sAs
Over my roof tho lark would hvver. pesch 81 sae
with ill his might;
This would rouse out Of slumbsr Ioss bs6ss IA
wish to rise.
Then I'D truly wish tha. he soasiss wA.y " ~
skies! -
prepare
EARLY In the summer morning upoa ny esetsso,s
bright and fair.
osoSAssS oSot, WIN ny oIAoSg 8IesPSo ~ ~
my hand,
Oh 70 school I'd quickly t..sen. over psns. e,rasA
There I'D teach the little ureAIns how 70 reed a.d hov
TO spell.
How to write and how to "a " 70
quell;
Music too tried to teach thsm-euass, think, thsy
learned to know
But how oftsn did my patience fll quite dowa bslsv
Days work done. with alght sppsosshias. honsva,l
then I'd wsnd my way;
Quickly then III hasten onward, I'll I rsaehsd ahous
half wuy.
Where my friend Mrs. f. resided sw,st nik ha.s
I'd slwsys get,
Oh how good slways tsstsd! This never shall Cosxes
Softly blew the evening breeses .uiy fell ths dew, of
night,
Thon I'd bar tho door so firmly. seek my couch and
tako my digit
met mo here,
And would soothe away my trials with fond drsaus Of
friend. most dear.
Yes this life truly pleasant ~ aoeful quiet rssned
supreme,
Though At times 1t grew oppreasivs-lArks cong was
just tho theme.
Fcuily Ill remember claim life. gently thoughts VIII
steal once moro.
To the little old claim shanty nesuE near tbs D. L.
shore.
DAE. sssssr5x.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-01-30
wild Cherry and Tar.

Everybody knows the virtues Of Wild
cherry and tar as relief and cure for any
affection OF the throat and lungs. Com.
bined with there two ingrediens are 3
few simple healing remedies In the com.
position Of DR.. Bosanko's Cough and
Lung Syrup, making 1t just the article
you should always have In the house, for
coughs, colds Group and bronchitis. Price
80 cents and 81. Samples free. Sold BY
Bennett Bros.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-01-30
Esoaped,

Polair, the Frenchman who has been
In the county Jail for three months past
for robbing man Of $40, made his escape
Wednesday evening. He had becn per-
mitted to leave his cell to cut and split
wood, and not showing disposition to
leave, it was believed that he enjoyed
his incarceration. Wednesday, after fin
ishing his task. he took French leave.
The complaining witness in the case
having also disappeared, it is not likely
that POLAR would have been convicted;
hence, in going away the county is saved
expense,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-01-30
The Land omce Juggler.
Xtrb.N Hs.ntl,

Sparks has hit the Northern Pacific
with stuffed club. He has made a
ruling which tends TO deprive that corp.
Grafton Of 100000 acres OF land.
Sparks reminds US Of the magician OF
whom the parrot at tho performance
said: "Wonder what in HI he'll do
next"
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-01-30
A Remarkable Escape.

Mrs. Mary A. Daley, Of Tunkhannook,
Pa, was afflicted for six years with a.
thma and bronchitis, during which time
the best physicians could give no relief
Her life was despaired Of, until IN kst
October she procured hottie Of Dr..
Kings New Discovery, when immediate
relief WAS felt, and by continuing its uss
for short TIME she Was comflsesly
cured, gaining in flesh fifty pounds ID 8
few months. Free trial bottles d sl,is
certain cure Of aAthroat and hong d.
eases At -Bennstt + Hossmanb DIR
store. Large boGslss d. ~ ~
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-01-30
Good Record.

The following named pupils in the
primary department were neither alb
sent nor tardy during the week ending
Jan. %. Willie Brunette. Harry Dodd.
Roy Roberts, Albert Madison, Josephine
Brunelle, Jennie Stenseth, Minnie
Bolduc, Mary Hover.
s. E. Webber, Teacher.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-01-30
List of Letters.

List of Letters.
Remaining uncalled for at tho post.
Office at Devils Lake. d. T.. for tho week
ending Jan. 80. 1886. II not called for
within thirty days they will be sent
TO the dead letter Office. Parties calling
for any Of said letters will please say ad-
vertised:
Arlesgard GuEder 8
Brakken Amund Bell Miss Fannie
Bail David
Campbell Moore eastman John f
Cornwall Dennis Carlson Christina
Demo Mary Dowannahonpi G
Enos Willie
Fenstad Ole Gasias
McAfee & Grown Morse Ben
Nash Annie
Oyesna John a Owen Mrs A R2
Olmstead Mrs + J
Powell Mrs F.
Rogers Rev WO Rotaas Engebrigt A
Steward Eliza Spencer Ida
Schultz Chas
Tuttle Dick Taylor Mrs l. A F.
Thompson Miss Rachel
Winona Julia Wlerestad Lars l.
Zubel Henry
H. C. HANsBRoU0H,
Postmaster.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-01-30
Arteslan Well.

Work upon the artesian we'll which
John Brown has been boring for the
roller mill has been suspended. A
depth OF 1872 feet was reached, and q Aow
of water secured which it Is believed
will be ample for all purposes. The
water stands within II feet of the top.
fsuch results are obtained in ls2 feet
what would bs the result Of going 800 OF
400 leses
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-01-30
A Great Wind Engine.

Chas. NJ. Schoonmaker has closed
arrangements to handle the celebrated
Leffel wind engine, an illustration of
which will be found In another column.
Mr.. schoonmaker also deals in pumps
gaspipe for wells, etc., and does engine
repairing. Farmers and others will find
it to their advantage to have q talk with
him about the wind engine. He may be
found at the Roller mill.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-01-30
Masquerade Bail.

Tho Mechanics club, under whose aus
pices have been given several very sue
cessful parties this winter, have decided
to give agrand masquerade ball on We'd
nesday evening, Feb. II, at the Union
roller rink. Some elegant prizes will be
given for the best sustained characters,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-01-30
The Amende Honorable.
Fargo Republican.

The jamestown Capital accuses The
Republican Of referring to the Devils
Lake lSrER-OcEAN as democsatic
paper, and the lNrER-OcEAN grants q
one week in which to make retraction,
failing in which,! But We deny
tho allegation, and defy the Capital q.
ieaator to substantiate its charge.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-01-30
Dunselth Coal.

Capt. Eaton sends US lump Of coal
from the Dunse,th mine as large Us hal.
bushel measure. A test will be made
and the result duly recorded.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-01-30
'he dash indicates below zero.
We Furnish the Keystone.

Wednesdays eastern train took block
Of ice from this city to be used as key
stone In the arch over the entrance to the
st. Paul Ice palace. The block is thirty
two inches thick, two feet wide, and
four feet long. 1t was boxed up TO pre-
vent breakage. Major Benham deserves
credit for his perseverance In tho matter
Of having Devils Lake represented in the
palace.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-01-30
Devils Lake Water,

Frequent inquiries have been made
concerning the properties Of the waters
OF Devils Lake. For the benefit ofthoss
interested the following analysis, made
BY Prof. X. G. Hamilton, NJ. D., Of Gar.
ner. Iowa. is given:
(Sodium -predominates.
ra,.,. Pnttassium-trace.
o~'""' Calcium-traoe.
(Magnesia.
Sodium.
s,,.s..., rottassa.
Calcium.
Iron truce
Sodium.
C..,,,.. PottassA.
Calcium.
Aaguesia.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-01-30
OentatfY.

DR.. G. B. Davenport, the dentist, will
visit Devils Lake February 5sh aud re-
main one wesk. Omcs 1t Lakevjew
hotsl. /, q
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-01-30
Fresh Cows.

Sam Dodd has gone to Minnesota for .
carload Of fresh mich COWS. They are
expected this evening or Monday and
may be seen at Moore q Dodd's barn. 1t
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-01-30

= The foregoing statement was shown
Receiver Noble yesterday afternoon, and
he pronounced 1t approximately correct.
He states that the outlook 70. tho credi
tors Is much more encouraging as the
facts come to the front. Mr.. Noble also
states that tho figures quoted above from
local publication were not authorized
by him, and furthermore they lack the
essential element of truth.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-01-30
The Saratoga Of the Northwest.
Park River Gazette.

The Devils Lake lNrEe.OcEAS comes
forward with very neat and we'll illus.
trated holiday annual, which shows
that Bro. Hansbrough is ever ready To
promote the best interest of Devils
Lake-the Saratogaso of tho northwest.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-01-30
Very Natural.
AR.A~INl r.:l DSf

The Devils Lake INTER-OCEAE has
been made the official paper of Ramsey
county, and tho Fargo Argus isn't
happy,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-01-30
The Weather,

Observations taken at Ft. Totten by E.
]. Glass, private signal corps U. s. A.,
and furnished the WEEKLY INTER-
OCEAN,:
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-01-30
itors paid whose evidence Stone & Ferris
must combat. With this important
witness, and being pre- sustained by nu-

itors paid whose evidence Stone & Ferris
must combat. With this important
witness, and being pre- sustained by nu-
merous prccedents in the matter Of the
liability of copartners, it would seem
that the attaching creditors have q
strong advantage. For this reason the
creditors should pull together, and re-
fuse to permit selfish advisers TO create
discord among them. One claim is as
good as another if tho assets are large
enough to meet all the liabilities, but it
would be the sublimity of nonsense to
engage in legal set.to which might ab-
sorb everything in sight.
As to the condition Of the bank but
little more is known at this writing than
was known week ago. Receiver Noble
has been engaged all week balancing
the books aud taking stock Of the assets.
It Is rumored that tho liabilities will not
exceed so, 900; that notes to the extont
Of $1,000 were found in the vault, and
that the actual bank property. including
some buildings and lots and the fix.
lures, will realize we'll nigh tho amount
of the liabilities. If We add to this the
proper ty Of the individuals of tho firm,
the prospect for obtaining 100 cents on
the dollar is very bright.
CONDITION OF THE BANK.
The INrER-u0EAN has refrained from
plying the receiver with questions con-
cerning the condition of the bank out Of
courtesy for Mr.. Noble aud respect for
the important position he occupies.
However, local publication gave yes
terdav what purports to be an approxi-
mate statement Of the liabilities and as
sets, accompanying tho statement with
editorial deductions not calculated to be
very encouraging to the minds Of tho
creditors. The publication referred to
says:
The receiver will not divulgc the exact
state of affairs until he has made his re-
port to the court. but 1t is reported that
tho books show $l5, 900 of open accounts
and $1,000 of certificates of deposit, besides
other outstanding accounts, which will
place the liabilities Of the bank ut nearly
$25, 900. There are no available assets OK :
cept tho bank building and A. NJ. Ferris
property, also $1,000 in notes given by II
g. stone, A n. Ferris and o. Il. Corsctt
which are considered worthless.
Tho INTER-OcEAN called upon Mr.. Cor
sett yesterday and asked him for state.
mont Of tho banks affairs as no could
give them from memory, which state
mont of course could not be other than
approximate. Mr.. Corsett says that q
truo statement cannot bo made until the
accrued interest on notes and ovordrafts
is credited and the protested drafts now
In transit are returned and properly deb.
tied to tho various banks upon which,
they were drawn. Mr.. Corset gives the
following statement from memory.
APPROXIMATE LiABiLTIEa.
II A.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-01-30

Chattel money. PLENTY Of 1t at rsas.
onsbls rate. g. ". Fisher. 44s2
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-01-30

to either side in that brief period. Mr..
McGes left for Fargo yesterday to be
present when the return is made to day
on the order appointing a receiver.
The statutes relating to attachments
are very clear. ANY effort which may
be made in the direction of attack
ing the priority Of attachments will
doubtless fail.
So far as the copastnership Of Stone
Ferris e. Corsett is concerned, the at
torneys with whom we have talked
fully agree that it is and has been ab
solute, and that eny property not en-
cumbered or which is otherwise exempt
belonging to either Of the partners may
be levied upon to satisfy the claims o.
Judgment creditors. There are many
similar cases already Of record in the
territory touching the liability of copart
ners. Nothing has been heard from
Stone e. Ferris in regard to the course
they will pursue relative to tho attach
ments against their property. Nc
doubt they will engage Two or thre<
high.prioed attorneys to 6ght the claiml
of the creditors; Stone is noted for hi
lighting" propensities. He will go in
to'"down" everybody on the other side
It is now believed that Mr.. Corsett'.
testimony In the case will be very i'm
por.ant in determining the liability o,
Stone 4 Ferris, if the latter conclude Ia
fight the creditors. In fact he is the
only person interested in sesing The cred
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-04
rrRopEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

LIVERPOOL, March Srrov!sions1 cumberland cut
a.o Nd short RIBS ID; shoulders, lbs Oi. Der cWL
e.,Ss I'd for Extra indian Mess Prime Mess 6"-. I'd
pr,,ue Mess Bis Od per Dbl Plime Meas Eastern
III W..tern 43s Oh. Larl Amencan So: Prime est
80 al. 81 lard oil. $50 Od. Hams-I0ng cut 3's. Ul
5bs "a sjs O per cwt Tor nnest United
siaIeS Cheese-A muncan Choice. ass Cd Wheat-ked
Wss,en sprmu 3D.; Red inter. "a. ID ~ Jd
prr ccnta \ o. SDnng. gi New Western Winter.7 I'D
Ntte u. California l. bs I'll %
De Id Californian No 6A Sd dUssd per Genital Produco
Spirits Of TurDenne. sos ra 40 NJ LONDON WIS 30 per
ct ,,e1ned erOleuu d6 l. gallon. Cloyersecd
American Red ass per Cwt. TaoY-2 - "a Dercwt Rose
t.nmrnt liza cd. lOs Oh Llnsced on. - a.
nn ner cwL IallOW-fne American. 2Js id; Prime City
Dds "a ner cWt American Refrigerated Beef hind quart.
era .y.; fore quarters. Id per H. go ,o on,
LONDON March 3-PI Oduce-Inseed OIL 40 l3hud \ -
4is.3d Der quarter ldnseed
Cake 27Os.g27 Der TOM Refined l'"trneun: 90, .
d., gallon: Turpentne. 3OI 81 per cWt'
spertn on * per ton. ROsn-COmmOn. "a bd per cNt.
Pale IBs ais Proy1siOns-larf 3JS. O per cML Iot
American. sugar lis ga Der for Cuba Cenitltnga
polarzng 0Go l3s Sd 3s 9dfor cuba al" r
fennng anOat. Australian Tallow-Besi IS Oh ~ -
Ca, Mutton 25s Bd G26s Vd Cocoa Nut oh-Ce'''a
Ext Cochin. $50 o. IN ...u-
ASfwRar March S-wilco1's Lard closed At 40 francs
l2l2 centmes per 100 kilos.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-04

bales for speculation and EXPORT receipts SI0o bales an
ding clause March and April deliveryl 464: do April
and May delivery 43C4d also i9.6iG; DO MAY and
June delivery lid. do June and July delivery, 4 %
Bad also 556id, do July ana AUGUST delivery. 4 Sc
14d also 67.6fd do August and september delivery
46l6id. '''
Tenders for deliveries todays cearings 100 bales
dockets and 800 baes old.
D. m.The Gales OF tho day $500 bales Amer.
lean
Futures armi CpIsnds Low Midding clonse March de.
livery 47oid buyers. March and April delivery 47.
64d buyers DO ADrtl and MAY delivery. 5O.O4L value,
do. May and june delivery 3G4d sellers do. June and
july delivery 45bo4c buyers 10 July and August deiiv
cry. 6o0ld sellers DO August september delivery
6l6id Sellers do September and OCTOBER delivery So
64d value.
p M Futures closed strong; Uplands, Low Mddnna
clause delivery 5054d sellers. do Marcn and
April delivery 4 5u-54d. sellers do. April and Nav
livery j56fd. sellers do. May ana June delivery o.
Cad sellers JUns and July delivery 6sG4d sellers
do July and August delivery, Good do August
and September livery. O364d values do. September
and october delivery. 6l-0id yJlue
GALVESTON, March 3.CottOn steady AldGiny. Sl2 Low
Mddng. =: Good Ordinary. SC net receipts 20 balesi
gross 800 bales exports 10 the COtnen( o03 Gales aes
3i2 Dales stock. jL.632 Dalss
SAVANNAH. Msrcl 3.-COtton steady Middlng S5;
Low Mddl.ng. 5 ll6 Cool Ordinary. S-1o; Let and
gross receipts LIS bales Exports cOaswse, 2s5 tales
sales 66Obales; stock. 72,j07 bales
NKw:ORLKANs. March o.-CotCon strong; hddIng, u;
Low Middlmg. 7'; Good Ordinary. 81 net reeeipt4
400 bales; coaswlse $3.50 baiesi sales 1000 bales so
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-04
GEAIN AND PEODUCE MARKETS.
rGAruREs OF NEw.YoRK DENLLvG4

FEATURES OF NEW YORK DEALtNG3
A fairly active business was done i'll wheat
options yesterday. but the tone Of the market was
fey,r-h and prices ucuated irrcguary within narrow
bounds There OF large export purchases,
but rs matter Of fact only $4,000 bushels were taken
by Shippers. spot lots however. were stronger and
scored gains OF al cent. The options opened weaker
but later and = . cent Weakness In
West reelected In the afternoon here and most OF
gains OF the day lost The final figures were
steady shade above the inside with March up y &c
93l July and August 9G cents and December 81 OJ5s
Ot4rr months were utht"ScG as follows Apru 9ils
May gjlI and June 9Gis cents Tho speculation ~
com VT, uull and without interest Spoilers took
- 900 bushels the cash market was lsn = cent L
ter March options improved : At 1875 bat April cased
oil 1T 40 and May a cent IsS- cents Cash O1;s
respondcd hrmucss az the ,pOt market Tor tue
other and or - J.. cent was established
Tue options closed unchans~.. Lard WAS dull and Il
tribe lower =.
The receipts OF grain ut New-lork. Philade!pnia
Baltimore and Boston yesterday were as follows:
Wheat, 2l.16l bushels; corn, 311'Oo bushels +;
od~ lI46. oushelsi total gram. l3o.il2 bushels;
Hour 2B,7Jj oarrels. AT Chicago Milwaukee am II.
Louis tao arrivals Wheat, 1901 Ousneis cOrn
COS rs bushels uats. llU-73 Oushe.s; total grain
81 ,OG2 bushels; Hour. 23,5li barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-04
TILE TRADE II CuICAGO.

Chicago, March 3 (Hpeciau.-The market
was strong to-day the first hours OF trading, May sell
ng up to - From that 1t dropped back aud
stood at the regular close at - cents There i,e
activity among the shippers and this rumor exaggerated
into an export revival The facts that inquiries
came actively from abroad. william Dunn came
within 3 cents bag OF working 1000 bags Of flour
Edward sandrrson. OF Milwaukee,. II reported TO have
worked large order. From NewIOrk It said that
A few loads were taken but there no news OF any
clearances In the pork crowd there was STIR when
Mr. stone appeared and began buying some thousands
of barrels Of pork There was active selling however
MI through his purchasing the figures for May standing
AZ about $40 %. Store afterwdrd gave up Armour >
name II WAS aterward talked that Armour had really
brrn selling through klIkwOOd, although supporting the
market ~ giving orders buy about 10000 bar
rrls Nav sold after these Transactions at SO 80 and
one lot was sold 30 barrels ut $40 -. Corn dld not
spread a OF a during the regular session nch!n
sn sold about 800 900 bushels of wheat to-day Cnd-
Ter Brown bought largely OF June taxing about 100000
M one time early At 2O O'Clock the market closed as
follows Nav wheat sIas cents MAY corn, 4OI4 May
nnrl $40 30 May lard - 97l2 Puts on May wheat
soll AL sIlsGSIl "a cents calls at - cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-04

BUFFALO March S.CItN- Receipts to-day LOO head d
tot, for week thus 2O1 tor tim" last week
lGj head gned through 81 cars OF when IL 10 new
YORK cars sale market steady sales LOAD Oh H'ii
shippers 20 - 10. " r.. 49,. ,n,.
Sbssp- HeceIuts TO-DAY 1870 head total Tor week thus
Ear ~. 600 mead for same last week ii 100 head con
.Ienen through II Of which % NewfOrki 10 cars
ON sale market and higher: medium TO no - % ~
Choice To Extra 70 - UtO foi ChoCc 10 EAti'
Lambs firm at 81 OOGri 90. -- 49,. ,,r
IT,, ecelpfs To day G56j total for week mus ar;
30 > D head: time last week 2sl5 heat M
tr,ugh a. cars of which New YORK ~ cars iot
rlet active ana firm Pigs. Light mixed ~ lo4rt
srrcted Workers. 81 2jdSi 50 selected Medium
si(iasl a.. a few extra sold ~ % q Oitc hthNy
II b14si So selected Heavy Endssi lOdel "oi eo"S'
ends ~ Suu;i Is all offerings taxi ..,.. c,,I.
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s4 40 cows Bulls Mixed 81 1uSsi w. BUZZ 10 "
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80 i0a - 90 Texans - 4Od - oO AM .n,nment.
outs March 3.-Cduie-keceiD8 loUui
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