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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1886-03-18
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No. lO6-2de rue Nord.

Invite tous mes ompaHotes d la vile ct de q campagned de mt rendre vbi-
te etns weren't que je vends ds pix tres reduts, defiant toute concurrence.
Jai un8 assortment tres conplet de the, cafe, poissons, Syrop, Farine, ETC..
Les px suivants dOivent yous en- convaincre.
siskowt par 100 Ivns No. 1 tA5o
Z Trout IT, M1 .##H
Best english Breakfast Tea So cts la ivre.
Best gum owdeF1ea par lot lbs 65 !" - g 9.@1#
3 lbs Choice Japan Tea pour 81 90
RzN I. par lot de 25 Hvres cts 10 liWe.
Grannlated sugar cts q nye
20lbs Rose Queen soap pour nne $1O0.
Cuts frMs, II 4 70 cts
Syop par a gallon Keg, &L50 @
SyopNo ! par Barl5 so gals, 26cts lie gallon. -
6bs Queens Baking Powder pour 4lOO.
Jambon No 10< cts la lrvre. | @##I
HuiMes par cas-, 2 dM # $3.50 .##@
Best Turkish Brunes ###g## s cts allve.
Morue, # Ne i par 100 Ivres $425 M0
Harang, Z" - As - 175.
@ Mackemu q g 90 ". 125
Smoked Idalbuts q g" 90 !" 200.
Epice1es de stoates espece egakmnents prx reduis Les commandes de Ia
campagnes eront nempies wee fdeHte ct pgsnpttade. Nous vendons ausn des
huhres fraiches, ct du poisson frMs.
GW-Donnez nou q commando etv Q sarz satsfahs, tant pour lie prx que
pour la quaIte. #E## #
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1886-03-18

Londres,. l6.-Joseph Chamber
lain ct N. Trevelyan, membres du
cabinet Gladstone, ont ofert leur
resignation.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1886-03-18

Vienne, 9.-La guerre est immi-
nente en- Greece.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1886-03-18

M. John Lee, oncle de Louis
Riel ct un de ses plus chauds adj
mirateurs, q etc 6lu echeyin de Ia
vile de Montreal.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1886-03-18

L'ex-pr6sident Arthur est msla-
de, j SQUIRE d'hypertrophie du
occur ct dune maladie du foie ap-
pel6e scirrhose. Sa respiration
est laborleuse ct acc6l6ree, on ne
croft pas gull viye plus de 4 on 5
tours.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1886-03-18

Ne faites jamais de dettes s.
vous pouyez faire autre chose.
Mariez vous Jeune ct 81 vous
avez occasion de le regretter nal
tez pas le crier sur les toits.
Soyez bon pour votre belle-mere
et 81 c'est n6cessaire payez-lui une
pension dams un bon hotel.
Prenez un bon balm une fois pan
semaine dams l'eau douce ct Ie ga
Won de Castillo ct ne porter pas de
cbaussures trop 6troites.
Prenez de pexercice au grand
air, mails ne sciez pas de bois avant
|d'y etre oblig6.
Riez 81 on vous chatouille: 81 on
ne vous chatouille pas, riez quand
meme de temps q autre,
Mangez du hachis les jours de
lavage, ct soyez encore bien con
tent den avoir.
N'empruntez jamais ce que vous
pouvez acheter ct ayez toujours
4uel4uE CLOSE que YOus Ao pIelez
pas.
Ne soyez annals trop press6
dams une journ6evous pouvez mar
cher beaucoup plus loin que vous
ne pouvez courir.
Ne Jurez jamais; celia peut yous
convaincre, mails ne conyaincra GER
tainement pas les autres.
ST vous avez des files, laissez-
les clever par leur more; 81 ellie g
du bon sens ellie fera mieux que
toutes vos theories.
AIMEE ct respectez votre femme
quand meme; celia vaut mieux que
de passer son temps ad6sirer qu'el-
le soft autrement.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1886-03-18

lie concert de lundi soir au be-
nifce deI'eglise de Notre Dame de
Lourdes q 6t6 un v6ritable success.
Nos fluctuations aux organise
tours.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1886-03-18
Convention generate des Cana
diens-F raneais des
Etats- inns.

dienS.tTanga1S 00S
Etats- inns.
Nous apprenons par le National
de Plattsburg, qu'nne convention
generate DIES Canadians Francais
Sc tiendra 3 Ruthland Vermont
le "a ct le 233 JUN de cette AIMEE.
Il fault esp6rer, dit ce journal, que
tous les centres Canadiens de tous
les Etats de Ia r6publique se feront
un devoir de nommer des d6l6gu6s
pour assister 3 cette grande con-.
vention. Les membres du comit6
permanent sont D faire des pr6pa-
rstifs pour la reception d'au moins
500 delAgues ct on s'attend 3 ce
que les Etats de rOaest: le Min,
nesota, p%Jllinois, le Michigan, 10
Dakota, qui renferment un grand
nombre de nos compatriotes, qui
mont pas encore pris part ces
conventions generates, sc reveile-'
ront cette aimee ct viendront assis-
ter q la convention de Ruthland.
La proclamation de la seizieme
Convention Rationale" qui est tres
au long comporte une serie de
questions whales concerllant nos
compatriotiotes; qui seront SOU
misses aux deliberations de latcon-
yantion. Nous Demons plus has
I'm resume de cette proclamation.
Dams les premiers temps de l'6-
migration aux Etats-U nis, les Ca
nadiens.francais y r6sidant, avaient
comprls quill 6tait n6cessaire de
s'unir, pour maintenir leur fol,
leur langue ct leur nationalite.
C'est de CO principe que lld6e des
conventions generates dot son ORR
CINE. Des r6sultats blenfaisants
mont pas tard6 . en- r6sulter, pro-
gressivement ct snrement nos de-
vanciers sont arrives q former une
association puissante ct respectee.
lie premier article traitera de Ia
Question scholaire, Reimbursement
d'6coles catalogues ct FRANCHISES.
Article deuxieme.--Traitera du
deyoir de chacun de nous de se
faire naturaliser, ct ainsi de contri-
buer au d6voloppement de Ia pros
perlt6 mat6rielle de Ia nation dams
notre pays d'adoption, par racqui-
sition dune demenre permanente.
Article Observation-Disclosures DIES
avantages religleux, sociaux, mate
rel DIES societies Canadiennes-Fran-
caises de temperance.
Article quatrieme.--Les societies
Nationalea de Renaissance. II est
de la plus haute Importance qui
ces societies soient plus intimement
unies aux authorities eccl6siastlques,
atm de TRAVELLER plus eMcacement
q advancement religieux de ses
membres; ct par CO moyen nous
puissions soustraire nos compatrio-
ties chancelants dams Ia Fol aux
tentations que leur offrent les So
ci6tes secretes.
Article clnquleme.rLsl 80
q aVlser moyens y unal pai , pe1
liens dune meme a.elnil "
lnteret colnmun ies 9.
dlen ms oes h'a's-oMs =
gu Canaua
Riel-doit-on 6riger I'm monument
q Riel2
Article aentiAma.-Bnreaux din.
formationa.
Article hnitiAme.-I1ibertA dc
cnlte dams Pexercice. gu dans tou.
fas Recommendations r4ligieuses au
dedang CONNIE al dehors de nos
De la convention, jour de la fete
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1886-03-18

Berlin, Bismarck don't la ma
ladie a etc annoncee il y q quelque
temps, empire.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1886-03-18

IL y a trente sept ans Ia vile de
Minneapolis n'avait qu'un habitant
de race blanche, John IL. Stevens.
Aujourd'hui ellie en- g 10000. LIE
pouvoir de la chute st Antoine est
de 10000 forces de chevaux. Ellie
est travers6e par Is lignes de che
min de fer, ct beaucoup d'autres y
viendront prochainement. La Ca
pacit6 de ses elevateurs est de g.
100000 de minots. LIE capital de
SEES banques est de 100000 ct
elles font pour $126,0OG,000 DAT
fares annuellement. La propri6-
t6 fonciere de Minneapolis vaut
$78,OOO,O00 ct la dette de Ia vile
nest que de 100000. Ellie peut
moudre 10000 barils de feur par
jour. En- 1856 ellie a export6 $780,
100000 de pieds de bois.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1886-03-18
Ynnue1Ies dm GanAda.
NJ. Jean Langlois, avocat ct pro-
fesseur del Universite Laval est
mort subitement 3 Quebec, Ia se-
maine derniAre.

Quebec, lO.-Le conseilemunici-
pal de la Malbaie q pass6 une re-
solution prohibant la vente DIES Ii
queurs enivrantes dams la munich.
palit6.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1886-03-18

Vim de Bourgogne 3 $1.25 egal-
Ion, d la Compagnie des wins de Ia
Oalifornie-ofice d Minneapolis,
253-2e AVENUE SUD.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1886-03-18

Notre redacteur est revenu ce
matin de Duluth enchant6 de la
magnifque reception qui lui q etc
fate par nos compatriotes de cette
belle ct forissante vile. Nous
donnerons la semaine. prochaine
quelques renseignements sur Du-
luth ct les nombreux travaux qui
s'y font actuellement.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1886-03-18

Dimanche dernier le Reverend
PAre Nougaret a pr6ch6 sur "a
tfoi;" c'est sans contredit un DIES
meilIeurs sermons que nous aYons
entendu, c'est un chef d'ouvre de-
loquence. Nous ne saurions trop
in7iter nos compatriotes q assister
a la grande messe le dimanche atm
d'entendre CO c6lebre pl6dicateur.
Dams quelques semaines f6gilse
Sainte Clotilde aura un cloche.
Nous savons tous que les cloches
existent depuis longtemps: Giles
6taient connues DIES Egytiens, des
Perses, DIES Grecs ct DIES Romans.
Cest vers Fan 400 de l'ere vul-
gaire que Saint Paulin, 6veque de
Mole, en- Campanie, intuduisit dams
PEglise les cloches pour appeler
les fdeles au service divin. Ce fut
au commencement du VIII steele
qu'on prit l'habitude de les bapti.
ser.
La plus crosse cloche CONNIE
est, dit-on, celle du. convent de Ia
Sainte Trlnit6, pres de Moscou, en-
Russie. Elle a Is pouces d'6pais.
seur, Al pieds 3 pouces de tour, 81
pese $4,000 livres. LIE Blatant 8
S pieds S pouces de circumference
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1886-03-18

Londres, Sic gouvernement
russo a expuls6 recemment de
Courlande nn grand nombre de-
trangers, notamment des Ale
mands.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1886-03-18
PETIT GUIDE DE La VIE.

PAR FEU JOSH BILLINGS.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1886-03-18

President, A. Allaire.
Ter Vice-Pres., b. Gosselin.
2e Vice-Pres., m. Ducharme.
Be Yice-Pr6s., L. Martel.
Sec-Archiviste, 10. Vincent.
Ter Asst-sec., A. Cyr.
2e Asst-sec., H. Branshand.
Tresorier, Andre Brodeur.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-07
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NEW YORK DEALrNG5


Trading again active in wheat options yesterday and
prices permitted enjoy slight reaction In spite Of
fair export when promises TO continue the lead
ing operators wheat less bearsh and the ee
vatOrs bursting with stores sufficient 10 keep prices
down though they admittedly low At the opening
there weakness and prices fell OF e cent TO be
quickly rallied large foreign buying 10 cent There
good covering OF shorts and the close the
market weakened again 1t ended heavy with only small
fraction of its gain preserved follows October Ssh No
vember S45 December sGh. January 81, May 1913 cents
Including late purchases on me epgagenents 9r ex
port reported yesterday 10000 bushels spot lots
early stronger but when options broke they Welded 10
The export demand for was limited 10
$4,000 bushels and spot lots were rhe lower Inc options
after early rise in sympathy with wheat closing
heavy bottom prices but mp for October at and NO
vember iG and = cent better for December AT 4S and
January at ls' cents In oats the trading lacked ANNA
ton October options 3O2 and November at 81 cents
unchanged but December at 32 and May at 36 cents
were In lard there little better inquiry
exporters the options whe rmer and scored
OF points follows October SDO7 November 80 %,
December 81 o. January So 49, February, 50 20 March
So 80. ami the year 1908
The receipts NewYors Baltimore Philadelphia
and Boston Yesterday follows; Wheat, 52l7ib
bushels 3O7554 bushels oats 1922 bushels total
grain 976j76 bushels flour. 1867 barrels Az chicago
Milwaukee and Louis the arrivals Wheat lSlSj6
bushels 49, 1896 bushels outs 2ol22o bushels ota
grain, S3l, ZIG bushels -four. "a 1928 barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-07

BUFFALO Oct 6.-Cdttle-Receipts last "a hours 4e5
head total for week thus far 1925 head for same time last
week, G2iO through 10 cars all when 10
Newlo for sale market steady aud unchanged
Common to Far at "A 0Od "a 40.
SheeDRecepts last "a hours 900 head total for week
thus FAR ~ 800 head; for time last week 2QO head
consigned through IL OF which 10 to NewYork ~
steady Choice Extra 81 26a - 6O Western Lambs
here Canadian Lambs active and steady all offerings taken
al ~ Goa a.
HooRecept "a hours 1900 head; total for week thus
far $500 head last week. 25o6O head con-
signed through IS OF which Is TO New1orK ~ ears
for sale market strong; Mixed Pigs and Light YORK
~ 1854 50 Selected York Weights 81 75d s6 Select
ed Medium Weights 81 10 - 80, selected Heavy Ends,
~ % ~ So Coarse Mixed Heavy Ends So 80 G$3 90
all onerngstaken. 49,
CHICAGO. oct 6.-Ths Drorers Journal reports: Cattle
Receipts ii 900 nead shipments 2O0O market slow; ship
ping steers So 10 stockers and Feeders S2 4O
cows Bulls Mixed 81 15Qf IS 10 Bulk " 4OdS2 90;
through Texas Cattle steady cows ~ 20UtI 0O steers
81 oOdS3 40 Western Rangers lower Natives and Hair
Breeds ~ 90d$ 90; Cows 81 5OG so Wmtered Texans
~ so So 40.
HOGs-Receipts $4,000 head shipments. 1000; market
lover Rough and Mixed. IS 5Ode3 l5 Packing aud snip,
ping 1904 Light Weights So 500 81 35 skips " ~
q IS 40
Sheep-Recepts 5000; shipments. sO0 market lowe5i
Natives 81 20 81 80 Western IS 4OQS3 75 Texans " ~
ass 10; Lambs S3 50dS4 70. -, .,,,
81 LOUIS. oct 6-Cattle-Receipts loo heal shp
ments 500; market steady Good 10 Choice NatVe nS
ping steers. "a 25dSi 80; Common 10 far 10 -'~' w
Texas grades. ~ 7oGS3 40 80 ,o, aoser,
HOgs-Recepts s. 900 head shpmenta 900 inai 40 "A
butchers and Choice Heavy. ~ 269si 40 rscns' ~ WV
81 20 Light 81 OOdSt 26 Pigs So 7Od - ~ soadv
Sheep-Recepis shipments. 2lOV '"'''
Good ~ Choice at 81 81 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-07

Smoked Shoulders. 7sc.i Pixie, Hams loS9lo'.e pc,
SAT- NJ steady aud unchanged prices, Long Cor IN New
6G5c DRESSED HOGS-In fair demand and ateady
city Heavy TO Light at 6is9G1c. Pigs 6Sc LARD-The
temper rather bullsh today with gain OF odI points
noted closing shade under the figures sp culaton
sscr at the advance and there demand Tor cash
lots Sales SEQ cwesten spot 615 G2Oc 800 ties
late Yesterday for private terms 1900 ties october
6OaaGOsc, closing GO7c 1000 tcs. November bo3d
6O7c, closing G05c.; 1000 tics. December 6o5a6 iuc
closing 60sc 1850 tcs January G.l3d61sc closing lOc
February closing G2Oc; March closing 629c city steam
easier sales 100 ties. 6lOc Refined quoted NJ 51n
6iOc Continent &c. South American TTEk-Ihe
general market strong and rally fine gradeS fnrdnrr
Vance noted with fair demands for snch Creamery gJD
SCI Pennsyvania Creamery. 3Od3l iac western 70
~ 2c State Dairy half rkin tubs 2Od26c Welsh tllDs
lSn23ci Western Imitation Creamery. 3dlIc western
Dairy. l2d l6c Western Factory, l2d l6c CHEESE
Iere Is very little life Ia the trailing hnt holders retain te
advantage: state. 0i24c; Night Skins Sa9tc.; West
ern Flat lora lie. EGGS-Rule at steady prices with
2Ol202lc
- EARINE-Tnchanged and quiet. city quoted at
61sd6'-c. Sales 5000 n OleJmargafiae at 6l2c.
~ GAR-Ilaw sugar dun and nominal M 4af N@ Tor
Molasses. II Ice for Fair Refining and 54c Tor Gen.
fritnga 96 test. Refined dull. cut Loaf 6bl6aDasc;
crushed 81 Gao; Cubes, &c Powdered isdosc.;
Granulatcd j7~c Mluld "A,' ljl6c. Confectionery
a. tldc. Cone -" standard 5l, &C. coa9e on
&c, 4f o ilG;; &C" 4H94'c yellow t-@a ti2o cv
quoted &c. bid sales, 10000 b at 4G4 ll6c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-07
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

oS G6 co1G %,S SS,l and prices So
bales tor speculation and export Receips-92OO bales,
Futures dull Upands Low Middling clause october de-
livery. s.04d; also sod do October and November
delivery, l64d do. December and January delivery,
lid do Jsn9 and FeG9aIy delivery r SD a no. 0, feC e
livery 6.04d; do. April and May delivery s64d do
May and June delivery lied ,.u,. o,oo.,..
2 m.-Cotton-Middling Uplands, oIOdi 10 Mlddhhg
The sales Of the day included 6.6OO bales 49,.
Futures quiet but steady Upands Low Mdding clause
Ssr evy a buyers Do November
delivery 2G4d sellers: do December and January de
2.G4d sellers: February and March delivery, So4d
buyers March and API delivery o;0ad buyers do
delivery 964d. buyers ,,,,,
5pm.-Cotton- Futures closed firm Uplands Low MIDI
aud November delivery, 464d BUYERS DO NovomVeT anu
december dey SOD sellers 49, aS I feb2aay
delivery 564d sellers do February and March dsysIy
Syss S %p a aS N May delivery buyers
May and June delivery. lO64d buyers 49, o,,c 49,
Mdains, si S' Good Ordinary 1916 net receipts
SS gross receipts Gse etpSI 10 I con
NonfoLK. Oct 6.-coton quiet Middiing " net and
sales Ss al's .,S Sa'I Da'
bALrIs9gK oct e-cotton quiet Mdding 0 Low Md
bales exports to Great Britain 1911 bales sales to SPIN
BosToS oct s~Cc,iSn quiet Mlddllng 9l6; MIDI.
hing, o., Good ORDINARY SD gross receipts, ios bales
WilMSg ~, oet 9mcotton quiet hiddns 81 Low
1885 bales stock, 81. 269 bales %
PmLApKirniA oct Cotton, hrm Mdding. 9a, Low
bales Exports to Great Britain. 1887 bales stock 2oi7
sXvAsSAn oct e-cotton steady Middlns ll.le Low
MS9 g2 bales o0 sales SaSo Bales stock bales
NEw.ORLEANs, oct O.-Cotton hrm Middhns. o. Low
Md@s So SSSa e1I a, a .Ss fns bales ess
wise bales sales. 1850 bales stock S9ses bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-07
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL. oct 5-Provislons-Bacon. Cumberland Cut
3ss Long Clear Mddlss 37s Cd; short CESAR Midaes
6d short Ribs I'd Shoulders SlsOd per c"t beot
57s I'd for Extra India Ness Prime Mess rs Oh potx
Prime Mess Jls I'd. per bbLi Prime Mess. Eastern
6ls.0d Western 5ss Sd LardAmerican sos Prlne West
32s 81: Lard OIL 32s. 3D. Hsms-Lons CUT oIs 0-
3D. CIV Tor nest MI
States Cheese-American Choice OTIS 20 WheatChe 81
Western Spring 6s. 6s. loo, Red Winter. U.s. I'd
sd per GENITAL. New No 2Minter. Os 3D.; no. NO.
spring. Gs. M New Mixed Western .sl yl California 40
Us I'D lid, No. Is I'd. q 0s sd per GENITAL fie
duce-sprits OF rurpenne. 2ss Sd DO AZ London zss ou
American Red 400 per cwt Iallow-5S. 81 per cwt.
Rosn-C COMMON So 3D. Pale. lis 81 aOs o. Linseed on.
2s Cd per cwL ProvlsonsAmerlcan Refrigerated Beef.
hind sad quarters Sd 10. Hops AZ Lon
conn cw- yoIk State. 43 los. Oh. q rs l5s Cd .oo
LONDON oct O.-Proiuce- Linseed OIL &2V os.Od q xZo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-07
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY, OCTOBER :, 1880

1Os per tun Calcutta Lnsecd BOA % per quarter Lin
seed Cake. 9B lOs Cd Refined Petroleum 7lBd
as D. Cd gallon; spirits OF Turpentins 2os 0d per
cwt; Sperm OIL, 90 Rosn-Comnon. S. 7f- per
cwt. Pale IS: OIL 0lfs 0d PROFESSIONALISM S4s Cd per
for American Sugar-l3s. 3D. cwt for Cuba Gen.
rfuFa poarzng 9Ge and lis Cd a. 1873 Cd for Musc0vado
fair refining afoat Australian TalowBeef 23s 3D. d25a
3D.; Mutton 25s Sd 27s. Cd Oii-CeyloD. &25
0s Cochin. 1888 American Refrigerated Beet s. Id for
hind quarters and Is 0d for fore SD by the
ANTWERP Oct 6.-Petroleum-Fine male American. 8
francs paid 81 sellers
wilcox's Lard closed SO francs so per 100
kios.
BREMEN Oct 6-Petroeum- marks % pfennigs
a 50 marks pfennlgs l0l 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-07
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO Oct 6 Especial -Noyember wheat rose to "a
cents and stayed for while today Hutchinson had
ght New orkcrs had also been buyers Kent
is supposed to bought gey wheat today The feel
ing was little all around II there had been
wheat in NewYork there might have been rally
here AS only loads reported TAKEN and this
partly the for the easing of before o'clock There
was nothing scalpng trade in Provisions
made 10y the O,pect of lockout next Monday The
charters nee o'clock yesterday TO o'clock today
bushels Of ana 5000 bushels OF wheat The close
23O at the lowest point 81 the uay November
November SO scents; January pork
90 80 Puts Oh November 722. cents. calls 73
nuts on November 36Ad 1851 cents calls SO 1sO3614
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-07
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUJE.
Per North Rirer. Vessels and railroads.
GENERAL MARKET RE PORT.

coFFEEon the market for Rio and Santos grades thee
little accomplished today. Int holders hrin IN tI
demands OF L. for fair spot The mil grades
also quiet sales 1000 peculs Interior June sac ~
terms and 800 peculr Temov al II c The option hktt
opened firm at l00 u points advance aud closed arm al @
Their advance of 1910 points follows Januf ~. "2,m
$50. February. 92jd930; March go $3.50; Apil 3v
1895 May, 9.35 October: 94oa"i N0vempcr' "'o"
G40 December. 92jd935 Sales. $1,000 bags -.
COTTON Prices for spot lots were not changed lo1,
while the movement continued backward the sales r'"'n
only 43O bales G3 last evening" all for consimnti3n
recepts TODAY 81 577 bales comparing with 24oSp Daes
thi- day last week and bales this day last year
Quoat American standard OF classification
f.Ifn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-07

26. 6Os, 400 Il.7O9.657

Increase for week 842s72 bushels against ssO742
bushels the previous week. ,.
The surface indications are that the receipts at eght
tern primary receiving points the week ended OcoDeIo
lss about 5000 900 bushels against about The same
quantity the week ended october The export move
,nen owing and dull European markets. Is not
by marked activity and so continued 70 INC
there Will be further increase III the NsVo
wheat The next statement ,,. a..
PKOVIsIONS-POKK-T rather more lie 10 tne
10 day good part export Prices rule firm bnt
show change sales $50 bills Mess at
terms The tended higher job lots Mess quoted AZ
so rs $40 Old and $40 25dslO 90 for New ~ ior
Family Mess si4 5OdSl6 90 Tor Clear Back ana siOd
$40 50 for Extra Prime BE feina ma
In absence OF demand Extra India Mess, VI oOaEl5J
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dss.... BEEF HAMS-Qniet and rather easer euo ,,
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10 the trading to-day but price, are well sustained or &
i'm delivery Picked Hams Dec InDr ann
January private terms CITY Picked Shoulder o9oi
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Lake Erie and Western Railroad ComDanE

having received
the operative those bonihoderO
who have signed and who wish 70 avail themselves Of
the benefits Of snch notified sign and fepost
their bonds with the Central Trust Company at The
foreclosure proceedings will eliminate In saIe
I. &. ASHLEY,
HENRY X SHELDON.
PRED. ID TAPPEN
GEORGE +. STONE
GEORGE ". PARSONS
Purchasing
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Ncw-Orleans
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(iood 5.16 Midlling. S'e
option market opened steady NJ point decline ioi
similar decline in the Liverpool opon market nut
and closed quiet at Lag points advance
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