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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-27
CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON SrOoHS
Bosrox. Oct &C. 1894

TUESDAY. Oct. 2b-R W.
the yesterday, the buE OF the transacon'
to-day In the stock market phantom stocks-a
selling and buying OF stocks which have no existence
except in the deliver and receive made ne
tween the seller and buyer for which the difference IN
price finally will be settled by white or blue chips
according the pluck bank accounts OF the persons
making the operations In the early deahnas
sellers ournumbered the buyers and arter
rather steady opening prices declined out
the principal sellers only aclng them.evea' IN
the position where later and at some price
they become buyers complete their contracts
before the day the buyers outnumbered the
sellers and prices recovered that In almost every I'D
stance the fual figures show gains last evenings
closing The character OF the bur all day. While IL
undem 1nsratve. OF solid character so that
a partial squaring mp OF Early carried the d'yS
total transactions up 3l2O)O shares gainst 243OOo
shares yesterday. Ths spec silly active stocks we're o.
Panl Louisville aud Nashville. Reading, and western
Union The market closed strong.
Government bonds dull amt steady with the bids
for IS nj Annexed closing quo
tailOns:
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Extremes.
Tran .ferable Notices AZ 500.


FLOUR AND MEAL-FLouR-T -four market 10 not
lower on has clinng lendenc The denand is small all
56s including 100 'i bis cs Nil Evra at u loas %
sSss 70 7sS Sb s'' 5npr ns = 90 later for
Winter Z. heat ~ xirs - Goa 80 800 BIS Minnesota ES
ira 81 God ~ ~ Goot - 50 - 20 for Good
nc% i in ne s r on" we're 1 Two s9oo bis Tor export
81 9oS$2 7O saperns - ,l i5Ss "a
1915 Co 1mon to ooi Extra western 50 6oSs5 10 Good
Extra OHIO . So IS IS Good 81 goa 81 So Good
Rgee = es p Common ~ ESIT Mmn s a. y 90
strai~ht 10 - 45: Paten, "a $3.50 Bakers Extra
L:r t.. Cool 50 50 4 so Goo to Very Gn9ce i g e.
CITY Nh fHtr, For Vest nes II 4oSs So latter in new
pkis South American ~ GOdsi7O market closing dulL
sales 500 po! Common 10 ar Ezra at 81 5 y s.
Ear To- .hoee a. 50 92g RTE fboo az T sa" IA
.-.,CDRN MEAL steady Yellow Western guotel 81 %
FLoCE-Quoei u = asi 80 --,..,.. ,... ,o..
ami CITY Ming In option, the trading mas been les1 &c
0ac Low st the co-e. The variations IN te pr.es
decline IA -, further declined !, a &C. avanced i &C.
fell on &C. andcose weak at about the lowest prices of
7SleO60 bgsbr tTtIre 2teOOi bushels spot incIuiing
- e re No Rets2i g; 40 srf 90 Soc Elevator
Novembr So 45- cosin,st Il e; DO. December .ek
ing at ~ DO February "a gss, clos ng ~ pc do
March closing ole. DO April CLOSING ar - -g do N v s3
95c...-. RNE-Du.l and nominal --.. \ Riley steady
Sales 10000 5000 bushels Ungrae Canada on yate
terms. ANlEY MALT-s'eady Sales 300 bushels
OWri state 10 Sc OkNIe dealings IN cash
loi- have moderately active and yalues = +c
lower CLOSING weak with moderate business for export an
light In options the trading has been
gh with prices showing decline OF IA - at the close
and dul decline IA further declined
l4c closed heavy with at the lowest OF the LAY
go thenighest
With the closing prices OF yesterday Sales SS4OOV
burh cluding migrated Mixed
elevator. AS acc. ahoat;
No October closing NJ i5isc do. No
venI,er as 45ifc closing at 4jq do December. 46as
AZ 5r closing 46as do. January, 4T5-u477sr clos
ing a. ~; 10 February. - fa4~ ~, closing at - &C..
MAY. i9l4 SOC. closing al 49a.c.. OATS-Cash lots
only moderately active aud prices shade lower closing
the ira ling light ami prices 80 lower
at The close opened steady nd uncnaug" become weak and
declined closed weak with prices at the lowest Of
cline OF IL. from the highest ana
the prices OF yesterday sales
900 bush and spot including mob AT 32c do
White. 3jc NO . 32Ad32 lcc.; 90. Mitc. 35'c. Mixed
W. - 3jc. White TO-. 80 n DC; Nne state 3b 2c
No Ociober ,osins 32ec; November, 32 32"c,
closing 81 he. do D'ccmber 33 "a SO ~ eosinG S.. c.
do January. "a a34 - closing Bic; DO May 5Uha 36s.
closing g. FEED quiet and sea ", 40 ID, b5G
zoo 10 3d. 81 ia g.. ~ %, 7Jc. 100 h. sOG5Oc Sharps
9jQsl. Rye Feed. 7jc.
Walkers private daily circular, obcr 20. 1856 New
York
lgrfI. hi. w. liz
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-27

LIVERPOOL oct 2b.-PrOvsons-BacOn. Cumberland cut
81 O Long clear Midiles. Jss I'll. Clear Middc
90 Od snort lsua oos JL Shoulders SsOd cwL Dco
Oos Od iOr -xLA India Mess Ness. o. fOT--
Prime Mess. ols- Od. per DBL. Prime Mess. Eastern
o3s"L WESTERN Cos OF Lard-Amercan. 35s Prime est
en- S-s' Sd. 4AlG Oh J@a v,L Asns-LOng Cut OILS ID
sbouldeis 3os U butier-5Os LoT nnest nlie
stAe-. Checso-AlnericAn Choice jJs Nneat-hcd
Western spring. Gs- Cd lUG. He'd lnteE 0s 81 q
tA od- per Genital New No WINTER u.s. III. do. No.
SPRING o. III New Mixed Western. 4-l California No
l. Os Ji os Id do No. = Is ~ - GENITAL FEC
duce--pHtsO Oh IuTpcnIlne -na London "a vd
perc"L' Hennod Psruioan, ST. per gallon Clover seed
American He'd 4vs per owl falIOw-2lA % per cwL
FIne American. lbs ID. Prime city. I'd per c"s
kosii-Coinn0I 5s Oi; Pale lis III nos OIL LiDseei IL
Las 81 pei c"L ffOV1Ons-AlnerlcAn hergeratoi beol
quarters Ill fore quarters. al. per Hops A. Lon
UOn-Nc~ ! Ofk state SJ On Od. los. Cd -,
The l2lsVOV
ceIals. including $1,000 American.
The receipts OF AMERICAN Of the past three days were
Al. 100 centais. -
LONDON. oct 26.-Produce-Linseed Oh. $50 5sOd go
los per tun Calcutta Linseel quarter In
seed Cake to lOa I'd Refined Petroleum lLo
cWt sperm OH. zoo per kosnCOnnlon- 3s I'D per
cwt Pale os. Oh u lls- Oh PrOvsOns-LAri, Sis Oh per
American Sugar-12s. Od cwt for Cuba Cen
tuga p0aTlZhg 36N aud lls la I'D for Auscovado
refining a10aL Australian Is0w-BeeL !3a I'd a = .
Mutton. 1ls Cd d2bA ID COcoanut Ou-teylon go
Cochin. 43i 6z American Refrigerated Beet. Is o ior
quarters and IS Id quarters SD W the
ASTwKRP. Oct 26-Petroleum-Fine pale American lis
IS paid and 10 rs sellers
Nilcox's Lard closcu 81 10 contios pof ~"
klloa-
BRKMEs Oct 26.-Petroleum-6 marks a. pfennigx
WILCOX Lard closed ~ 81 " pfsaas< par ~ =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-27

sIi,s India Mesa sii ssil Extra Meas D.s q
and r.sas cnoss Il sis
Lr:snE II vsy %esrass bus price, have steady support
BELIZE: 10 and average IT, 1896 D. sysraSe Iosa
n, 7c, City Picked Shoulders ic Hams los.
Mi %Gssa s'
New York quoted at 6tc. ....-DREssED HOGs-Are Q
shadeower as.9 and in moderate request City Heavy TO
very dan during the early hours
stronger feeling set IN leading to advance Of IA ponts
active ana speculation moderate sales $50 Western
steam spot so5cj 1000 tcs private terms 4t0 choce
i7b ic. &C. of refined sales 100 ;e. Continent 500
closing 646c south American. 6socj October closing
5000 tea December 6lO96l3c closing 8. &c; 5000
January SIS 620c closing 92Oc l,5oo tcs February.
closing G37c; i,0OO tcs April, e3+..-. .BUTTER-Thc
market is without variation OF movement ru Ing barely
sylvana Creamery 792Sc Western 20d27c state Dairy.
halfhrkins In tubs l7d2c Welsh tuD- 2Oa22c: Western
Imitation, Creamery IA l6c Western Dairy lac Yves
tern. Factory. 100 fl EESE- much
accomplished to-day but holders remain steady the basis
Western Flat ioSeiie EtiSsIGre well sustained n
price with fairly active demand state 22a p c Western
SUGAR-Raw stock firm and quiet at 37sd4lc for Mo
lasses, 9lbc for fair Rening and 3l6c. for Centrifugal
Refined quiet; Cut Loaf Sac; Crushed, Csc; Cubes: SO
l6c:; Powdered 6G6is. Cranuaied 1876; Mould
standard, sS.c coaee of SIDE White Extra
C." 505isc; Extra &C." 4sG47sc. c." 4aa4 nc. Vel
sTEA RfNE-Lara dull City quoted at 7s7i-c. oloo
margarine quoted steady with sales OF 90 600 ~ 6sc ola
quoted 4c Sales 100000 D. city, 4c and 100000 d. out
TOBACCO Kentucky growths show fair demand both
from aud for export purposes seed leaf "a
rather quieer than for time past but prices never
held The incuded $50 cases $50 Penn
Havana private 100 suniries
e92sc 200 bales Havana 6Oc 81 o. 200 bales sumatra
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-27
MISSION WORK OF TIE RkEoRnHp cHrRcH

The missionary Of the Reformed Church in America
considered yesterday the Twelfth street Reformed
Brooklyn al general conference OF delegates from
al parts country
sIderaton This the sixth missionary conference OF the
Among the prominent ministers present the
tObb Cham Defaln. A Hutton. G l.
j.. II. Rev Mc,~rs. T..
3 PelL H. q. Berg. D. II. Martin. W. W.
Knox an {. Crspel The Rev. Dr. J. How ri >uyiaui
Jersey CITY elected chairman An address OF welcome
made by The Rev L. d. Quick Of BROOK yn and IL was
10 -uvam Cobb read The the
secretary the Board OF Foreign MISSIONS IL
ertfl the
aries hlna, Japan and India The OF 1lOOOOO THIS
called sustain the work and permit its al
Suniiy school Missions was the SUBJECT
Al address by the Rev. T.. g. Read
At the even the SPEAKERS the Rev l. y
Booth pal Ferris seminary Yokohama
Japan Jacob Chamberlain OF the ArcJt sslOn ii
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-27
EuRopEAN FINANCIAL MARKEra

LONDON Oct 26-l23O p. m.-ConsOls. 100 1918 os
hofl money and the Atlantic and Great Westsrn
FIRST Mortgage Certificates 52s anAdian Pacna
73ls Erie SO 10 Second COnsols. lOi Mexican Ordinary
x a. It Paul Common, 80 =; Ne~-lork Central. ll5t;
Pennsylvania. 81 y.
quote Three Per Cent ehtes Al o. ~nes ~
ceut!nes the account
Bar silver is quoted at as I'D net ounce .
Oct. 26.-i D. m.-Atlantlc ana uroat Messcte
Erst Mortgage Trustees Certificates 52s Canadian Pscna
second Conss lO4i4 Mexican OruinAfy soss
New. FORK Central 49,
Hudson Bay Company 2os
Canada Northwest Land Company Us q. 49,.
quote Three Per Cent i1ehtcs - % 10y
the account AMI EAchanse On Aon~"n -
francs 81 centiInes fol- checks -
pEnTIS Ocr2 statement OF the Imperial Bank -
Germany shows an increase specie OF l9OoVoo marks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-27

DOuds neglected and there we're sales ohy
OF GeOrga gold "a at lu92 Of city hank STOCKS Amt
lea sold ~ At 40. Mechanics (2J) ~ l65. and Metro
pOntan (5Ol at 354d35a4.
kswa) bou., -ener.ly ru'ed strong. out .HeFe E-,s
sOnr Irreguarity amongst tn~ speculative klnds Ers
seconds were of p 1T l"Ol2 Central OF Nsw,Jrr,ey
consOls recovered a lOS then SOFA Al IOc9 az
justmenis were up q a lV6e and d-benturc D, we're
per cent higher Al 81 M',s'nri Kansas ana Iett'
the general 6, OF y cent at TO- sGlOl4 sni
the 5s were per cent over ar -, VS. more h
anecd Is were firm al lOlss1lo! . ON SCUM
ern incomes rose llo ALI Metronohtan
nIss easy ll59ll74- East Tennessee.
virginia aud Georgia god consol. rose from 9ois %
973 G97l4. Wabash 1r~is chicago division were up
Ia At s9a Denver and 30 Grasae nr.t. were , So
ll5l2a116. Texas AMI Pacific incomes were r"sy al
552. % and nrsts Rio Grlnde divsion were u lower
at - y Atlantic an Pac ne incomes we're dui ahu
29l Fort Worth ana D'nver hrsts were on =
s7aa 'nd d. Joseph and Grand island hrsts we're uP
DIMINISHED securities dealt the stocE Exchange.
Cotton S~e on certificates sold GOO At D. 4 IS - -.
Louis Arkan-As and Texss r-t- Cs590oO LIS lOo-2
and Seconds tS24.OOO 52052I2, and Mexican NatlohAi
nrsis tSl2,OOOl At 392qo9l4.
Moury ruled comfortably easy between the extreme
rates OF per cent ana Az per cent me nuk OF tae
business dOnr al per cent, aud at the cOse the
offerings were at , per cent
The ,un-rreasury gained on balance s465.654. maize
To-Day op ranol' -'verei; Recrips' fl.aOo4s9
pay4,ats si2+O,32 1s:9I, 5, , ~ n"anees Of
Inc Dr.risS iqiir Gz h' -
Tnr U'iG4d states treasury a. Washington received
$500 National bank noses for re isnption.
The customs receips we're Si9l.753 aud the internal
The foreign exchanges were nrmer because Of the
recent impOrfatlous OF gold, Just they
would nave been under raorinary imports Of
merchandise. We revise Qu"tdtious for hu.inrss
follows BANKERS bn-. 81 81 ant - SAX for long
AMI short sterling respectively; j22ls aud 5lSas for
francs 94l9 and % for rechmarks 1913 and 4Ols Tor
gulldrrs
In l,nton British cOnsa- st-aiy and unchan gel
100 1916 AMI 100 1916 for money ami account.
The money II III prcv quo atlOus. Bar
yer further a!vaucrd l-lGl 30 ~ loL p-r ounce.
Engli-h standard The market for rat WAYS
Op"u-d lower In response yesterdays late mOv-acs
IN the markets. and closed Quier steady. AZ
+ ,rs French per cents rose 10 s2.571 The weekly
: lfeinrnt OF tue Inpera Il tnk Of Germany SHOWS "A
spece mere 1se Of 100000 marks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-27
THE MARKETS
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per Worth Rirer. Vessels and Railroads
GENERAL MARKET RE PORT.

tOFfEE-For Rio and Santos growths the market was a
rn one and sellers demand prices on the basis of 2 for
spot INV sales 5000 Rio and santos 1000 bags
40 o. santos Loo and 1000 bags 10 !. IL 06 Mid
erHuls strong. sales 963 Savanlla 996 bags La
o 552 bags Maracaibo The options opened at points
and closed firm OF 20 points on October
s 20 points the other d. v. res follows: January.
~ \" % February 075al0so; March. 10 April
" 1850 Nay lO706l0.s5; October, 10000 1898 :
Noyrenber l0.75Gl0so; December. 1915 1880 saes.
,SO ION-Spot markot ruled duh and unchanged to-day
Inc sales were O7 bales which POI sold last evening
receipts to-day 45 2S9 bales comparing with 3d..
naes Tor corresponding days last week and 46457 bales
ouota'ons basel the Standard Of Classic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-27
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NFw-YoRK. Tuesday Oct 26.-BEEVES-R Receipts were
% Of 46 hl2 Jersey city and 3 at 6Oh
Thirteen for & Meter. 10 cars Tor
Schwart2chd Sulzberger and for the market No
trade to-day IN Live cattle. Feeling steady.
The trade in Dressed Beef tins this week IL slow
and prices unchanged Texan and Colorado Beef sold Tor
dav at dnaTy Prime Native sides at 81 aci
and Choice and Extra at 73s0Sc
Chicago Dressed quiet 5G6c for Texas and Colorado
sides and Gl2 0734c for Common TO Choice Native Beef
Private cable adves from London and Liverpool report
American Live Cattle selling l0Q1 2c estimated dressed
weight.
shipments to-day 24O quarters OF Beef In the Nevada by
Joseph Eastman.
CALVES Receipts to-day 225 head OF which l.6
6Oth Market quoted steady yesterdays ruling prices
at pa d2ac for Grassers 2'4O3c for Fed Calves; and
Az al NC for NeAs
Dressed doing little better than yesterday
with general sales az Al De lily Dressed Neas unchanged
ga l2c and Country Dressed steary at 7 a II he.
Sass-Hallenbeck Davis l3 Grassers 25l ID, at 22c
Veais. ia ID. al &c.
SHEEP AID LAMBS Receipts dncluding two
yesterday Of 10 ea Not enough doing 10
make market Feeling dull,
Dressed Mutton I'm moderate request at 5G7-2c, with
strictly Prime bringing high &C. Dressed Lambs slow
atSd9c- -
sales Mullen Is Lambs 6s n. at s. IS; "a
State Sheep % 10 at So 80 50 State sheep and Lambs
n.x ed go 70. at 50 ~ = 80
HOGS-keceipts ncluing late yesterday 43
III head. all at 4Othst
About 200 State Hogs SALE but none had been weighed
II O'clock The market il quoted dull but nominaly
steady at q a sac for COrn-fet Hogs
Country Dressed little light receipts Medium
sold at 6G6Lc; Light AT 6hG7c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-27
THE PETROLEUH uARHEr

The from the petroleum folds bulsh, the
gauge Of the Washington pools falling to ll75O barrels
steady and Tie believers up
decreasing IN numbers. The market however
sill The touch OF oder, but II acampaign
opened would he important The close
steady. a under prlcts.
Tie rage % ,r.as All At the COnsOh
dated Exchange were as follows
Opening -.............. U5 y west......... Ga
% O0's
'@4''' '''i 4'4a I'o-o''VV
Refined oil unchanged Gss per gallon Abel
OIL CITY Penn, Oct 2G.-Crule Ol-Natonal Transit
Certificates openeI a. . H:Iss Jrss 65hs lowest
price. "a p closed CO.. -Ae. barrels cislrilcss
lJJGOJU barrels. cAIftcr- 3l.js7 snip neaI-
llo1lJ barrels runs - barrels
P4rrs1uRG Penn. Oct -6 -,ru Ou-Perolea stea iy.
National Transit Cerfcae, 65 closed % =
highest price. OJ's lowest price. U4 -
BRADFORD Penn. Oct. % rub Dl ttto1N Transit
Certificates opened 80 aud closet "a
90 = lowest price, "a g. cetrances. 7Sv 900 barrels.
Il1usVlLLA Penn, oct 26SatlOI4. Certificates
Opened at IS = and coso % asnss pr!ce. G52 lowest
price. OJas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-27

ST LOUIS Oct 26.wheat active: easy and lower sales
Cash 75c Nov- 75i.c; Dec. II ls97lsc Corn quiess
No Mixed CASH 50 SO &C.: October IS c Sov- sSsA.
oats dull No Mixed CASH u.s. % Oct. 2os4c: Nov.
~ i-c Rye quiet ts.c Barley at ~ case: Butter
Creamery. - 25c; DAIRY l. G2Oc Eggs-l4e Flax secd
Sc. Timothy, ell 30. Prairie 81 30 Bran-5uc =
mill Corn Neal 81 80 whskey. 81 IL Pork. ~ -
Bulk Clear So so. short Ribs 50 so short
Clear 50 Lari. - 20 ReceiUts-Fiour 40OO 0oas
Wheat, 1000 oush Corn 10000 bush; oats 30vo gusn
Rye. 1000 Barley. 1000 push shlpments-fioax
5oOo bills; Wheat 900 BUSH 10000 bush ossA
5000 BUSH Rye. 5000 Barney. GOOo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-27
LIVE STOCK Markets BY TELEGRAPH.


Oct. 26-The Drovers Journal reports Cattle-
Recepts 1000 Shipments 1000 market weak; snip
So 40 50 % sOcker and Feeders 81 800 ~
Cows Bulls and Mixed. 81 5OdS" 90; Bulk. s22Jds2 43
Cattle steady Cows 81 lOdf3 So steers
s. ass 80 Western Rangers lower Natives and HAN
Breeds. 70 25Gs3 90 Cows 81 40G2 80 "mered Texans
~ ~O0f3 %
Hoqs-Recepts $4,000 head shpments. ; 900; market
steaiy Rough MIe 81 3OGS3 30: Packing and ShiD
ping SO 70 los Light Weights - 90 ~ % sps - W
aS3 %
ShseD-Receips GOO0 Shipments. 1000: market steady
GS4 90 Western S3 80 ass So Texans u 20
~ 70 Lambs. SO a$4 80
ST. LOUIS. oct 6.-tdfu'-Recepts 1000 heal silp-
ments 100 market strong Good to Choice Native ship
ping IA 3UdS4 s Butchers steers. rs OOds4 10
Texas grades. - 90 ass 10
Roes-Recep 1900 head Shipments 800 market steady
Butchers nj Choice Heavy. ~ OoGs4 Packing a. 80
Il % Light 70 cOds4 %; Pigs - OOa - 50
Receipts 500 head Shipments 100; market active
Common to Extra, ~ OoG ~ o. 900
BUFFALO oct. observation-disclosures ast "a hours. 2s9
heal total 1855 head for same time Last
week III through cOnsignments 10 cars Tor
Food Choice Steers scarce an" hrn common 70
Far 5O1Si Poor Native SocSers heavy at - %
n - IS all offerings taken
SheeD-Receipts ~ hours. $500 head total lot week
thus lead time last Hees u 100 heal,
consigned through Il OF which "A 10 Newf OK 80
sale market dull Common 10 FAR - Z00r5 foi
To thOce S3 5OQ II 90; Western Lsmos nrn Coop
Choice II jOd - 90 canadian Lambs al '8rced oa uc
offerings So IS as 80 II cars lDt"rOr 70 FAR
sheep held over
Hogs-ReceiDt "a 3745 head ots for week thus
far 20 10 last week $50 g. lead con
Al which Il 10 NewlorK: b3 cars Tor
sale higher Mixed Pigs and Light Workers,
JO0s4 selected York Weights. - loG 20 Selected
~ OO6s4 20. Coarse Mixed Heavy Ends So 2S"s3 7o
all offerings taken
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-27

Receipts for week 1882 pkgs; exports. c2255 pkgs
Following last trade continued to drag
September COOred and ii rs Tor taney september ".'
porte not inclined TO operate much beyond positive or
ders The trade also lighter an more OF Ies s Ia
another day but this morning things looked , a
m sbe sret Several shippers buying and there was
general interest than for some time past ware viii
ng 10 make public shows strong feeling al lo sey
coorsd and white in nS;sOes as" 6Ss
no higher rates been sufficiently wei es'n nIic
TO S@s We're espey wanted rather more
INQUIRY for sCo night mn ns e%aa for skins
at 49,: "a s.si- c az Ie gbs s. o"0
S,@'s sss i's Do ss Gs.d skins.
pS GS cream as o1 IHs aaf'Dy nat S
Do night @k skins sas ga Do nat poor lair sa e
Pennsylvania skins a 81
Receipts for week ~ 5 Pkgs Fancy new laid eggs have
become and the few ots received Meet fair dc
rm a u q e few exceptionally choice IOWA 2Rs m
Teah gathered eggs contain as many eggs that buyers
neglect them and prices irregular many lots ssps
weak Lined eggs quiet but steady an, can
s psf SaGe'ns" A aaan lee house. ara
Michigan Ohio and ~ ao,A g ssSsn and Can
sathered. .D 20 AL Inferior; 10 all
canadian -....----.H Gl1ia
vrutrs AND sRRREs-FREsB.
n. q, continue fairly active and prices are
uretty we'll snstaned but grades are more plenty
and show some weakness pea ue TsrV u p ssy fancy
socs at Tor table use steady and meets fair demand
SSw %o. II Sfs1r and SaPB
10 quality. caawpa IN far demsni al sst ~ rev sr,
very irregular in quality and PrssI, IN large
supply Sust and Unchanged; holders express some
sOndsnes the market and are not anxious " SOL 'AA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-27
Out of the Fire

only those who have suffered ron "a, "a. ss
-, -ar-anarta has hal remarkable success IN curing
~, rns,,a As we'll al affections Of the blood
the same gratitude TO Hoods sarsaparla that one
onla 40 his resc burning building was tor.
snti with salt rhcum OF aogethos.
NV face about eyes, would DO swollen and scabb.d my
hands part body would be sores for weeks ~
AT time my would rottei that could rou
pieces nom between my dngers large pea One ply
sican called type poison, and gave me medicine ACCOM-
nylv nut salt reum cured In that Finally
bought bottle of Hoods sarsaparia IL helped mo -
much that took and third bottle AMI was entirely
.rei have not troubled vi IA salt rheum since -
D. ROBBINS Hagar Street Jamaica Plain. AssA
Hoods SarsapaTilla
s., no al, sruvx,st Al SIX for S. Prepared oay ~ O
HOOD A CO., Aporhscariss Lowell M.sA
100 Doses One Dollar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-27

TIE receipts wheat At Hou'y for the weex ended sep
ton l-6 S5}l1 bushels against iOllOI bushels
CORRESPONDING week The advance IN m price Of
sft london D. LODI some what dmnlshes the pre-
lndian wheat. The exports Oi wheat
fom tctti during august l.S6, were lIbou4l bushes
bushels August. lsSJ aua 81 il16 bushels
hi August lr-4 The ports crop from April
10 October lsSG have been 1000 bushels The eX
port movement o wheat from hcng diminished and
WIN Tire smaller crop harvested on Apr last - NOT NpeeI
the - nom etOb.r D. sS6. 10 March 81. l-s6 VIII
reach 80 1913 bushes the quantity exported IN the crop
season nom April !. i-oJ To March 81. 1856
The distribution % the OF wheat has been
as follows from January 10 october =, lScO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-27
STAINED.

The Opnon market opened advance o. points
mar ant 5d6 late months, owing TO the failure Of
the Liverpool the decline Of the local market
yesterday Al the close the market dnll AID easy az
net advance Of d3 points and 90 points on late
months ~ hale