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Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-12-24

Schneider Bros Blue Head PHI ener
Beer on tap tomorrow, Christmas. Ask
for IL.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-12-24

Schneider Bros.' Blue Head Pilsener
Beer on tap tomorrow, Christmas. Ask
for it,
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-12-24
sterfck's Universal Steam Cooker.

Schneider Bros Blue Head PiIsener
Beer On tap tomorrow, Christmas. Ask
for ID.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-12-24

DOR SALE-Prooerty on so. Yellow Springs
L street. opposite main entrance to Fair
grounds. House. ten rooms. good cellar, well
out-buildings complete For further particu-
lars call st residence or address Frank N. Full
lertoD. city 46bs
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-12-24
bhaS~t">%
BARGAIN STORES,
sl and es wess Main st. and 20 South Mar
ket ST., Springfield, o.
WANT ED.
FOR SALE.

NOR SALE-Thorough-b bred brown Leghorn
L fowls. c. Van smith. 20s south Taylor
street 6lts
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-12-24

E0R SALR-Pure sweet elder Of our own
Il make; no adulterstion or acid used. Par
ties wishing pure article By the barrel. can
find IL at 2s9 west Main street; also pure apple
jelly and apple butter. apples and potatoes at
wholesale. Open saturday until p. m. II. Rub
sam Co. Telephone No S72 Sab
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-18
a ltO aver.


MIR. W. G.. Monroe. ol Indian Terri.
tory. aud Miss VI. A Rutlcdgo,Of Col.
ina cuuntyAplcarcd in the Mel .cnnHu
county clerks Office yesterday rs mp.
pli.ut- tor license to marry Dcput,
trrk Poguc propouudrd the usual
iulcrroputorios and learned that the
Young lady had not arrived at the
ngc indicated by law ~ placing her
above parental authority iu such cases
"Ilnvc Won the consent OF the par.
cut, ~ the clerk inquired, rs he wet
his fingers in the sponge bowl.
"Ion,put"
The oung man uttered the eiaru'
lalior last quoted loud enough tu at
trnrt Md then his voice sank to II
lower key aud hc ,nid with conf
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-18
ATIII.IIIGS
4 CHIR Evening ~ III" rH"L Tink-
lmIM NInIMI ImmIn-I

The Park rink wa. crowded last
night with ,kutcr- snd spectators \
brass bend was on the scene md Ills.
cuur-rd inspiring strains 10 gallon
time. The special event of the pro.
grummc was the contest for u gold
medal to be awarded ~ the most
graceful lady skater. The Judges So
rctod Tor The contest were Mc-.r-. &
l.. WiggHu-, Horace T. .cbrr md
Harry Townsend, who were entire
strangers aud had never heard ~ the
contestants, before. Their were four
entries, all splendid ,katcr- aud about
equally mVcd. The rncc was close
and exciting each ui the young bad as
having admirers who were solicitor,
of her success. The committee after
consultation decided he favor ot Mi,
Ludlc Downs. The huor was In good
condition and the sport liuc.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-18
LAYING run STEEL.
Ihc Nodu- Op.randi of Making -
Narrow suugen broad sRuEc.

4 iutcc OF men are Mt work laying
6u.pound steel rails on the Narrow
Gauge road from Eighth street to.
ward t. river. II will be remember.
eel that nine foot ties have already
been placed undcrth Narrow Gauge
track. Many people believed that the
change Of guaRc would be- made ia
one day, but it's not 30 When the
time comes Tor the standard gauge
trains To run over the line nj. the
steel will be- laid, thus avoiding any
chance Tor siIs ia any way. The
COMPANY can also run its Mar
row tHugc cars to either
thus giving plenty space Tor the hcivy
steel to be- laid On the outside of the
small rails. 70 FULLY Illustrate how
thc rond looks after the new rail- are
put down, the churt below gives d
correct idcu
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-18

4 Good IAHe iu h"h Ia IN" stone
Man ~ rH.u Comes Around

Man al ~ ra.U Games Around
The Nj pasu Tribune published II
suppoSititlous ullrd States army
officers communication Units issue ut
18th ultimu. Jhr iHcplou-, but bugur
communication was signed "a. stone
man, retired list wlrd states army 30
II mdcrtouk tur,luhi>h the guilt ct
Mr.. ScdEwirk out ui question Toy IAN
the III l'Aso tribune, rs really u stone
man Mute ~ the SphymN, lmpns-lNc
ns tho bronze hog ul Amsterdam, he
stands N saloon nj III lH,o, aud II
MIR. ScdgWick did truly porprtrato
the orgies Of which ne is accused the
stone man. 1900 milcs away AT III
pnsu, did not "cyc witness them.
But the wit OF the Tribune man hu,
borne fruit. The Fort Worth Mai
reprinted the bogus letter u, true eva
del ,c against Envoy Nrdgwick
Other papers followed suitr aud even
the astutc Day, the crcpUrrlInr daily
OF Waco let itself say ediIoriaIly yes.
terday
40 wonder Mr.. sodgWick's wifc got sudden.
ly sicl last VI uday aud tclcgraphci for um
to COms home insiHutct on That d"t "a Iril z
was published In the III raso Tribune. siruci
boy Gen StOnrmHu. n rr'ir, Il uhCtf ul the III
cd states army stating thni thedtiai.s OF ,tlg
wick dlsgraCuiul conduct In the tliy u. MrNi.
co, u, published are true except ilHi ihey
give UnIy u faint idea OF the rtHl'y Nvu
Stuntnhn was present al me entertainment
given by the Jockey club, and Was Hu eye WITT
ness Of What happened. His statement was
published IN response 10 MI Sedgwitks dun.
fuCe that 10 man would dhFe ~ mNhr hu %
charges To his lace, ami ityirlually settles the
sedEWick scandal against an whlte.W ashiug
process which may he attempted
Older than the snipe hunt Is the
-toncman gag of III Paso, Many a
victim hss fallen before that immobile
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-18

Justice sleeper was occupied all
yc-icrlus win WIN. Cameron u Go.
", j. y Reed, suit tor alleged balance
due on lumber bill Of tl,li9 sul
pu lriul.
IN ju.ier Davis court the bu.iucs.
Wt- issuing warrants for the arrest of
and aNiug confessions of guilt IN
crap--huotiug cHscS. Those cases
number about 2uO with only about 20
per crrt. arrested II is brcnbing up
the republican party in Waco,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-18

CoL {. NJ, Sclcy, president of the
Waco state Bank, is ON his way home
from his northern aud eastern tour,
which has been prOtracted four
months. lie would have been here
sooner, but was tnkon SICK on the cars
Tuesday afternoon and felt obliged
to stop on ut Ioncsboro, Arkansas,
The attack was in the nature Of Writ.
20. Col. Srlcy tainted IN his seat on
the train President ,, W Fordycc, OF
tho II. Louis, Arkansas aud Texas
railway company, on learning of Col.
Sclcy's attack, sent his -peciaI car aud
placed it at his disposal, aud in that
tnr Col. Srlcy will arrive. Perhaps
Col Fordycc will accompany him TO
Waco.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-18
BAHt'- iii.tIIIIN.
Whrr" to BuN Your Gru'erirs to,
sunday ana FOR M th" MrrH.

Nuhdht hnd Tor M ia" Nee1.
Fart Moore is Offering better IN.
ducemonts to city customers than
ever before aud his line ct grocoric,
prc rcplrtc in every detail. Green
coffee, finest assortment; roasted cot
Toe ami ground coffee IT you want It,
The celebrated llc.\o tea aud Nil ~,
best teas, ~ almost ANY price yut
may maine the very best Hour in IN,
world Tor > % per ruch, and lower
grades nj lower prices; eating apple,
aud cooking apples boy the dozen
bucket or batrcl assortment OF bar
rel pickles, cheapest amt best pre-
serves aud canned goods, cqm'cd t.,
no other house; country butter guar
autccd fresh fresh eggs, chickens nm,
turkeys; fresh celery, aud Mr.sin
grapes al I5c. per pound lri-h uu,
sweet potatoes and fresh chccuc
French pruuc- aud maple sugar
send In Your orders and the, will b.
he liked promptly.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-18
rhr S"n-"n 10 Op"u N-Nt H"dursdHS
witb ~ Magnificent Nttrncti"n.

wan ~ MHguiii'"nt Nttrn'tt"u.
The dramatic season im this city
will opcu next "Wednesday evening,
aud a company has been selected tor
the opening thut viii not tail to- please
the theatre going T. uplc of this city.
The company which Will appear ON
this occasion i- smiths swiss Bell
Ringers, combined with the tms -.
Andrews Refined Novelty Company
MIR Frank -. llildrcth, manager ot
the above named company arrived la
the city yesterday and hh- made mr.
raugcmcuts for hI, excellent company
To appear nj the opera house ncNt
wednesday, evening. september 2,ud
rhi. company is spoken OF by both
the press nnd public ~ being "a good
show, aud one that affords much en-
tortHinmcnt There are fourteen Ur.
tlstS In the combination, AL of whom
will give SpuriHltlcs that ARE sure Ia
please. The program VIII consist of
an clio. which VII hc rendered boy
MIR. aud Mrs. win /. smith, the tam
Gus Musical artists, Charles t.. smith,
the rommrdiau, ANA Miss Mamie Me-
Neil and either members of the com
pany will take part Pete Met loud,
The great harp, song aud dance artist
Morcl and Nixon, in their iuimitHblc
sketches Harry shirley the tHlliur-
uia musical wonder; luuk Blood.
good, the eccentric cumnrdHu Miss
llrrmino Nixon. petite scriu.cumic
aud skippinRropr dan-cu-r; ChH'
Winchester, the Dutch cummoGian
Harry llulmr-, the mary cluuS Iuggl"r.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-18

The Opposition uuiVerselle de | art slli-
u.lrr' AWARDED the highest honor. 10 Ankos,
Iurn BitIers, ~ the most eficGcious sulnu-
liant T. cache me appetite an keep the diges
tive organs In good utuer. Ask for the genuine
article, manufactured only by pr q u Sic
gtTt 4 sous aud beware VI limitations
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-18

Prices. soc. AuI NJ. Seats 1871. bruu .u.nHt
sANttN NKO-' lur.dHl morning. sept Fl
NJ go'clOrk BOY Once Wil Doe open alta 100
aud close ITO 70 300.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-18

I"s' III ,nnr 10 get ms loot under the
wheels OF nh engine which had lust
switched out ot the way of the train.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-18

The -usll steel rails can Ice taken
up nj leisure.
For the present the heavy steel
rails will only be- laid to Waco, and
from here To GNlcsvillc the company
viii Use thris pound steel, which will
answer every purpose.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-18

such men he'll have to stay with us.
Al the Pacific Hotel-Wll j Scott,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-18

summer slippers, 20 TO Sangers
brothers they NJ showing elegant
A7soIImehis - very LOW price,.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-18

Mothers. use Texas Soap.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-18

Is Dow Dill Larrows
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-18

Principal ONE, sSl MAIN ST.. LOUISVILLE, nj
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-18

We think we have sufficiently shown that way OF
doing business enables undcrse all compctitoTs and
that prices below all competition We shall here
after make simple announcement of fresh arrivals, and
leave the consumer to benefit 10y bargains, pay
higher prices elsewhere We shall continue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-26

LIVERPOOL. oct 25.-123O p. m.-Cotton- Business il
moderate at unchanged prices Mddng Upands 5i<d do
Mddng Orleans, 5Sei Saies-S,ODo bales Including 1000
speculation and export Receipts 10000 bales In
cludng 1920 American
Futures irregular Upands Low Mddling clause. October
delivery s64d. also o64i, do October and November
5e64 bO.G4d; do December and January delivery.
5G4d 6O-64d; DO January ana February delivery
5.88d. GOOD. do February and March delivery.
6O64d; 81 Sad; do March and April delivery, 81
April and May delivery Ltd do May and June
delivery. g O-64d.
inele we're no tenders delivery to-day sclearlngs
Up utottOn.1he salos OF the day included $500 bales
American.
Futures steady uplands Low Mdlng clause. October de
livery lDGid sellers do october ami November delivery
o8Uid BUYERS do November and December delivery 90
6sd buyers do December and January delivery. OODid
salue DO January AM Februiry delivery. 80 odd vaue
Marcn ami pril delivery. 6SOld buyers Aprl and
May denvery 2C4d sellers do. May and June delivery
l-C4d buyers.
naCottOn-- Futures closed quiet but steady Uplsnds
October and November delivery G36id. buyeTs do No.
Ne'D.i AMI December delivery, oOO4d sellers do Dccen
Der AMI Jan Iay delivery. 59G4L bdycrs 10 January aud
February delivery, 5s54d- buyers do February and
cry ozo4d buyers do. A9ri and May delivery l6id
buyers 30 May and June delivery. 4.old sollers
fsios OSl. 30 otton Mhilhng go: Low
Mudln2 IS GOOD Ordinary ~ net and gross receipts
llV2O bales exports TO France bais; Coastwse t3s
bac1 sdIea l.1li bales stock 81 ,623 bales
NOkfolh, pAl <O-CcsiOn steady MidAlnH net aud
gross receipts '0S- bales exports coastwIse 1900 bales
saics 2jG bales stock. 80 Oh Laes
SAVANNAH Oct 2s.COlton gu.ct iidll.ng Sll Low Mid.
ding, -. u""l Oaaff IL 10 not and gross receipts.
DI7 ptes; exports 10 Great Britain $500 Coast
Lag bales sdts OJ tales stock l9 7l2 bales
\EW.ORlLANs oct % t.l easy Middline. 81, Low
Midding o.. GOOD Ordinary, ~. receipts, 16 las
bales gross 1861 bsloo ports Geat pItsn, 1915
bales sales 1000 bales stock. l36.s47 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-26
ENGyyEhRs CONTINUE THhTR DISCUSSION


locomotive yesteT lay spent the day at Lyric
Hall discussing insurance association which exists
within Only delegates were admitted to
the convention The reports showed increase in the mem
bership 4484 seventyeight claims OF Soo0 each ~rr
maid making the association began OF SSS5 49,
ni To widows children OF deal OF manned engineers As
ihc a member gets $4,000 on the loss of
an ar ~ leg hrarng and his representatives get
that mount at death This paid by general assessment
which last wear aggregated $50 each 1t Is thought by OF
The dele that manning only should be cut
down The DELEGATES did not take part IN the
convention with wivos OF al the engineers over the
entire railway system at the Invitation oil Colonel
Ham. d,
In the evening the BrOthe Ihood attended reception and
Association Hail. gwen by the Grand en-
tra West WeehHwken ial road branches OF Inc
YOIug Mems (hrstiau Association The opening address
was dc ivercd Cephas Barnard chairman oil the Intern
tio a ommittee the ASSOCIATION He sketchoi The work
the association railway men, referring 10 the sixty
dnYs ldy ere,ted near railway statiuns and pad
OF Cornelius Vanderbilt IN giving io
binding about 10 be erected ntal the Nfdnd
nf station Theodore Voorhees, assist n general super
troinced Chief Arthur who briefly reviewed the story Of
twenty three years ago WIS twelve
members 10 It's present magnitude over 2ouoh hen nc
a railway when wanted WIS so x II ioi N sa0pn
you ind him otener IN the real1 rooms round the
stations erected the Young NJ MS Christian Association or
by the private Oeehcence railway magnalea Nlon solos
quaTtcte and humorous Rotations
then gwen by railway men or members oil Their aes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-26
BITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

Rachel Swatzbredt had arrested last Tuesday and
lodged JAIL default $1,000 bail al
legng he her husband had robbed her OF LOO gull
deIs Poland 1876 and had abandoned her and
her child and she said his iippe
had found him No 10 Hester
st. living with another woman, by whom he had emil
dren counsel August T. WAGNER, yesterday asked
Justice Donohue. IN supreme Court Chambers 10 have SUIT
absolute divorce setdOwn for immediate
trial His that his Philip Scnwatzbart
aud married the plaintiff away
her had been Jail offer had
settle the for $50 The decision reserved
Justice decision application
Mrs sarah Ward tor almOny pending her suit
n the ground OF abandonment, from Thomas
Ward they married In Philadelphia 1863
and 1884 lie he took position hotel
clerk at Cape May 1854 and returning home
In the house intimate terms with his WIFE, She
declined 10 give the man up and fed with him
The Mrs. Elizabeth Van Antwerp against her hus
band William Van Antwerp. tine Superior
Justice ngraham and the value OF
which had converted to his with nteTcs
yesterday verdict In her favor for $lS2S45 80 the full
ANON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-26
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
FEATURES OF NEW YORK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NEW YORK DEALIVGs
again active in the speculative line Yesterday
although did reach the unusually record
OF Saturday cash VIII at only little done exporters
bushels. Prices cent The OPP
tons irregular, with better In the early trading
a all The visible supply statement how vr
the back Of the bulls it showed increase Of wheat
900 bushels While the bears not look
for a gam 5OOOOO bushels SOme
be embO ,d the figures but their
affirmed The option market closed heavy with losses
OF " a. follows. October November NJ
SSss. May 81 Cash
trhe easter Shippers bought 1000 bushels The options
opened ed4 cent, but later lost the gain, eDing
changed = follows: October 4J34, November As. De.
oembef 47ll January 4s. February 4Sa- May 81
In spot lots better The
options Irregular after iade
but subsequently weak ned under the
effect weak October unchanged at
December AT 3 and January al 80 sand " cent for May
36% export trade accOnpshe lard Tine
options however were dull October was three points higher
S. 90 months materially hanged
Sc O2 for November 80 for December 80 for January
February. 81 "a for Ma SO O2 for the
The rcceIps OF grI At New lotk Phadeiphi baltimore
Boston yesterday were "a follows Wheat 2S15O6
bushels corl l5s2s6 Ousneis OATS l44573 bushels total
gram b9O36j bushels -four 4G7l4 barrels. Al Chicago
Milwaukee - Louis the arrivals Wheat. l61 a4b
bushels, 2lS4J3 bushels oats. IG542O bushels total
grain, So GA bushels; -four 81. 4i3 barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-26
ms shows that the est mate Of the gross earn nss
luar'ei Nnch was pub,isnci september 80 was $JIi
he ac. AL stncc ascertllncd.
II 70 IA y I'll \ A NrIAI MARKETS.
EUROPEAN Produce MARKETs

LNkPool ,cL 26.--Provisions-tjAcon Cumberland cut
BIS oil Long Clear didios SO. o short Clear Mddles
- V' ouot nins bos vi. onDuisrs JsOd per cwI Beer
oos O lVi EAlfa India Mess. Primo Ness - oil POrA-
fIlhe Ms Oia. 81 per ODl Prime Mess Eastern
o0sv'' .sein COS Oh lari-Ametcan. ooo Prime "est
cru o-- OIL i-af'l O. So, Oh udnls-LonR Cut, Ols ~
souc's Dos I'd butter-Us. Cd ler t~ tior nnest
Western npTIng. Us. ked winter Us ,u'
bs -" pei cehIE New winter. u.s. fu' 10. H.,
nprhE " 81 New MiIcd Western, isl rFL' ma
o. % ~na III; do ~. :. $50 gos 81 ,oI ii
duce-7PI'soi iurpeatlHc. sos. St ID q. .sat-
lcIcNt "ehhel PctrJieIn. 81 per gilCh w Gar VI
AmcIleah it,'l i' cwL ihli0"-ais % p ar c,yt.
Fine Anletlcan "a 81. Primo tuy. Us VI. 20, III
kosn~onnon. IS. oil Pale. lis OF gos " f. ,,eet
2is al ''r c"C frJvIsiOnsAnorloIn net Al -,
hind qhhiterA oil foro quarters. at per o. hop' q" ~
dOh-NeN Ok state. As ID q IS IOs V r,s 10 400
n"'rp's "a AtahtO 49,, ,tn.,r
quarters from facne ports ---- quarters "' ~
sources, 1920 qu trt-rs.
Receipts Of American corn - 100 quarters . n, - soo
LoNpoN Oct 2s-PrOtdco-inseed OIL ~ , D, IN,
seed CAKE 40 lOs I'd refined PettOleu- ~
J-iOi pef gallon spuIts Of IufpenIan~ w.
cwL sperm Oh - Kosin-CohiinOu D. ~ Pol
rae O- 81 lis. o. PrOvlsiOns-s.i' "ss. o PSt
cwL for Aniencsi sugarl2s. ui per cwt oi Suoa Non
tusa poailLug JUN dnd lis ID l2s III Vi us.os al.
ruhnin1 aiolL Australian ialOw-Bee <SA ou @.,a
Ld.; Mutton. RS I'd los. CocOanut oi-Coyon ~
hind quarters and 20 Id quarters per ob 10y tho
car,iss1
BgEIKs. Oct 5j.-Petfoleun-6 marks 30 pfenniga
NiscoIs 50 ihKs - )cill{s psr Id D.
ANTWERP oct 25.-Petroleum-fine pale American IL
rs centmes - 81 continues sellers
wncoIs LArL eosod ~ 81 HAnos w confines psr io'
kAS&
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-26

(chi bsrs, issuec 1t a Load steady at T7e
sd;. ss:d ssasS
MoLAssEs for large lots, but with fair trsAs
SxvAI' sT5ASEs.sp,rt. Turpen.Ine !. arm -
s"a so%!n. strs"s% cee s'!sa5 asss5
&ao 20 o.. s. Is Wafer Ihs
SOC s7Ds and Summer ysa% ss
%Sss sss ss%;s.ss give IS
Sic Do%es,G c9a s0sS.c Lard ,esent @aksl S2ssyc
%l 81 sss an. Isi' %
bus as. 'ss TSTEb @ s. csa,ISss
"S 'si 5ssssS
f SSS ss sS1. bush
% S Ia 's:s ia bacon
POOL Steam hence 'Hscs Iss u sd
Ss s o Ssed 1s' sc OF sSss. as s 49,
81 e. u.s. ce sSr a. s sss 's s:n co.
o oS:S sIs" ?Ssis's a a:ai
.ea% he 5sns o9 oil 2 ss
rRovIsIoNs-PoRK-T market has not varied in any
saiss Ts,s Family Mess. aud 100 SoIs: f:%:
o d M s ss oJsS 60 tor New Mess Ness g 7's
81 81 sS s.s 20 .n Ss oI gi%
.'sS s'i? @ I. hf. hss'
Steady and moderate demand Quoted atSlS %.
...... CUT ATS - Prices have nrm suppcrt
Hams 9 Zoe: 800 Picklei Shoulders 5ic; 100000 %.
rs ID to arrive December devey AT the West
7s4c. 5000 n. Gren shoulders, 44c 500 ties Picked
Hams February and March. private terms city Picked
shoulders 5Ac smoked Hams l0'4 lc smoked shoulder
6asc.; Picked Hams. 81, a loo. MIDDLEs-Dull and
nominal here Long Clear In NewYork quoted
at DRESSED HOGSAre offered lower again with
continued moderate demands City Heavy TO Light at So
Pigs LARDThe market had q weaker
today aerward the West stronger and there
less active Sales $50 Western spot part 605c;
50 choice, 6l2 c lot OF steam hrn and active. Sales
325 &C., refined sales 1880 Continent private
quoted 645c South American I6c as s5c Octoer
ing 6o2e;; 500 tes December. sllc; clos clos
ing 6lsc.; February, closing $40. March. closing
6.34 $3.50 800. BUTTER CHEESE AND EGGS -
Quiet and prices unchanged State Cream
cry: 25 a2sc Pennsylyania Creamery MS2sS:
tubs i7a2sc Welsh tubs goa pc; Western imiiaos.
Croa merry, Il lGc. Western Dairy. al4c; Western,
Factory, l0q Observation-Disclosures, 9dll94c.; Night
Skins Sd9lc. Western Flat, l0l4 EGGSStata
22d23c. Western 2lG2l2c Canada held. l91d2oc
sUGAR-For raw stock the market steady, but I'M
changed 2c for Moasses, 6c for fair Rehn
and B. Ice for Centrifugal $50 test sales $50 hhda
and 100 bags Centrifugal, 3l6c. 375 hhds Mo assea
5.l6c. 279 hhdt. Moasses Lice Refined quiet; Cut
Grlnulat oil, I36c; Mould Al" 1916; Confectionery
3l6c; White Extra C." 515 &C.. Extra &C." 41sG4;
&C." ~ ga i2c.; Yellow, 4G4Lc.
srEARINE Rather quiet but steadily held City quoted
707isc Sales 10000 b. December delivery CSC; olee
margarine quoted at 62c
quoted 4asa4 &c Sales, 10000 H. 4Sdi 7.l6