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The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1886-08-27

Ed. ). 3 Wood has been called to the
Missionary and Sunday School work Of
Waco Association. in Texas, at a salary
Of $4,000 per snnum. He had not at
copied the call ut last accounts. We
hope he will not, NJ his services are much
needed here. He has done and will
still do incalcnlsble good in his work
here, and we hope he will stay.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1886-08-27

Many SO called bitters and tones are
directly injurious to health, but Morris
Cascarine, by It's gentle properties, cures
and prevents all troubles Of the digestive
organs. Angels
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1886-08-27

Marriage license issued since our last
report.
Mr.. Jas. S. Deloach, to. Miss Lydia A..
Fox; Mr.. Walter Z. Everett. to Miss
Linnie c Brett; JAS. F. Dickerson, TO
Miss Sebrinia 4. Tatun; George .. Fos-
Ter, to MIsslFannic Rickerson; aud Mr.
Jas. NJ. Spansler, to Mrs. Sarah -iricdge.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1886-08-27

Our sub-editor has been away for the
past week. near Montgomery He left
70 visit relatives, but runner says. or Gath-
er gentleman from that vicinity says:
he Is not visiting relatives much. When
last heard from he was cooling love to !.
beautiful damsel of ABOUT 10 summers.
but With What effect, we never learned.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1886-08-27
Proceedings o. : meeting At New Hope

Rroceedings q : meeting st New Hope.
Dear Sentincl:-We have just closed i
seven days meeting at New Hope Church,
conducted by her pastor, Rev. John Roe,
assisted By the writer and Rev. J. p. Dur
ham, which resulted in general revival
OF the Chnrch. Four accessions, one by
letter aud three by baptism. Eight 9TH
ers have profcssed living faith in Jesus,
who viii doubtless be gathered at Je-
rusalen,, Bethlham and this place in the
near future. a.. J. O-QUINN
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1886-08-27
DR.. C. c. Brown,
D1Es I3Do

Second Street, A,erGadria, La.
Gold aud Silver Filings, Gold Crowns
Built on Front Teeth. Every STYLE of
Plate Work. Teeth ON Gold Clasps.
Will be at WINFIELD every term of the
District Court. Leave your orders 1T the
Post Office, or the SENTINEL. Office, and
he will VISIT your residence and accom-
niodate you. Aug27-S6
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1886-08-27

Died:-at the residence OF her brother,
Mr.. {. +. Goodwin Of Bayou Lataniier.
RapidesIparish La, Aug. 18th. 1856. Mrs.
Saphronia Mosel.y, aged SO years and
10 months. Deceased was the wife
If w. j. Mcssley whom many Of our
readers remember.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1886-08-27

Our genial friend Mr.. E. w. Teddiie
Of st. Maurice spent a few days in our
bnrsh last week among his friends. He
paid the SENTINEL Office pleasant call
during his stay. lie reports times duh
ut st. Maurice, though not so dull MS to
keep him from ordering fresh supply
OF goods, whichrhc will have shortly to
arrive.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1886-08-27

We Loticcd in town this week, the
smiling face of our friend j. E. Deem, Of
Atlanta, also the familiar faces of Messrs.
4. I. & J. 4. Deem Of ward z, all Of
whom are looking well. Corn they say
is good. but cotton is suffering for rain.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1886-08-27

| will be ut the following plat e. On tie
Jays specified. for the pm cse Of r.gis-
istering voters:
Ward |. WINFIELD Sept. lSt-, to Sth
inclusive.
Ward ,. ". .. smiths old place. Sept.
1871,
wartl3 Hickory Valley SEPT. iith.
Ward Z, Garr's Mill Sept. 10Th.
Ward 1, Gansville Sept. 18th.
Ward :, Stewards Mill SEM. l7'h.
Ward s. Marlborough sept. isti
Ward 8, Atlanta Sept. 2o.h-
Ward ), Dr. 7. @, HarriSoi,'s Sep. pa:
And from the I'D oi Sept. 10 October
:,l>t the Office will be open 1T II inn!iel.l.
all persons: who have ,in; heretofore reg
i>;ere,i. OF have changed; t.iair war,l since
last rrgistra::ou, will meet me III those
respective places, FIR the purpose Of La-
wing lne;. names Property registered, or
they will nor nc allowed To vote i'll the
#coni.g election.
Wimniield La, Ang. ai;ll 1856.
j. 7. WALLACE,
Registrar Of voters. parish vi Winn.
Aug27Gt pf $40
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'N]NNs = =
Sec. Silver Steel Grange

Thanks to our Gansville friends for
their kind remembrance Of Us. We have
attended Il few public gatherings there.
md know whereof we speak, when we
say their hospitality is second to none IN
the parish. We can assure all VI = good
time. d. Y. permitting, we will be taere.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1886-08-27

We were mistaken in saying some time
ago, that the Mexican pension bill had
passed in Congress. The. bill has not rs
yet passed but TO doubt " ould, had not
the House adjouraed before taking it up
for final action. 1t will no poubt become
a law, M xt session Of Congress.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1886-08-27

Pywell and Anderson, like the wander
ing 'sGypsies. have picked up their tent
and gone. They are now at Atlanta.
These gentlemen are excellent artists,
and made ilanY friends here during their
short stay.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1886-08-27

We suppose school viii commence
next Monday 1T this place. Mr.. Abel,
member of the School Board informs us,
that there is some public money for this
school, which will help ont some.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1886-08-27

lie editor las been qntteslcS since our
last issue. Our office force was also sick,
which rendered it impossible for us to
issue last week. We hope our readers
will look over il. Is it was a mat teruna-
voidabie.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1886-08-27

Morris CAsear1se Is tho popular reme-
~ tcr dyspepsia, liver troubles and con-
stdpatton. It's rapidly Increasing sales
peove e. Amg27- Al
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1886-08-27
Regular Days OF Preaehinss

NetAedist-lst Sunday in each month ;
by Elder ID. C.. Baar.
Bapfist-2nd Sunday in each month, and
Saturday before; by Elder Wm. Nc
Bride.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1886-08-27
Gansyille. Vim parish,

August 10th, 1856.
Sentinel II am authorized By Silver
Steel Grange No. I5s. TO invite you To
ATTEND picnic dinner, on Friday the ~
day Of Sept. 1856, if it he so you can come.
ASK your friends TO come with you. We
can't invite sa many separately. 1t Is Il
free thing To all that viii come
Respectfully yours.
GEO. J.. STINsoN,
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1886-08-27

M 6. r. Mathis. We understand ha,
bad severe attack Of rheumatism. We
hope BE maf socn recover.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1886-08-27
Peter Smith, one Of the Jail crew, ha,
been. and Is very suck.

We have been having some rain during
he past week, which was beginning to
beAad1y needed.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1886-08-27

he bowels often repair. . mild and
electiye etlMulant. Morris Cascarins
enl1eD the want. Aug27-at
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1886-08-27
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT.

Hon. r. ID. Bridger. Judge
Hon. George Wear. District Attorney
Civil Terms.-First Mondays in March,
june, September and December.
Jury Terms. Mondays in June
and December.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1886-08-27

w. J. Sewers, Sheriff and Tax Collector
=. G. Jones. ....... Clerk and Recorder
=. Is. Waiiace.. -....... $500. Assessor
DIR. +. n. Brian. .-........ Coroner
w. A. Little. ....-...-.P Parish 1reas,ryr
}. ID. Williams. = President Police Jure
j. J. Dickerson. President School Board
J. -. Abel. $4,000. Magistrate. Ward
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1886-08-27
New Advertisements.
Noticc:

Notice:
Succession j. J. johnson Deceased.
Mrs. Mary f. Johnson having filed
application to be appointed Natural Tu-
trix of the Minor heirs of j. J. johnson
Decd. Notice is hereby given, that nm
less Imposition be filed thereto IN ten
days from date hereof. she will be so APP
pointed and confirmed.
Clerks office Winniield La. Ang. 1886.
r. G. JONES,
Clerk ID. G..
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1886-08-27

~ 80 20.
DIgp;--;n Atlanta La. July 2d 1855.
De xitt T. infant sen Of Dir. \ J. and Ms
Eugenia Burhe,t. Deceased vas born
Feb 18th 1850. and at the time Of its
death WAS Ole year and ) months and II
days of age
Thy body, sweet babe, lieth deeply be-
meath the sod,
But thy spirit will e'er iive-t green with
thy Col.
Too pure to be polluted by earthly sins.
Thou hast waited home to reycl among
heavenly Kings. A. j. s.
DiEo-In ATLANTA Ia, July 18th 1856,
Alma Pearl. little daughter of DIR. a. j.
and Mrs. Eagenia Barke;t. Deceased
was born in Sparta Ia, March 29;li 1857.
and at the time of her death, WAS 1 years
months and II days of age. She WAS j
most bright little star, had a precious
mind, Il disposition Of the parest mould,
and was a great favsri;e With all who
knew her.
Darling child. to know thee was but TO
love.
BY mourners behind and angels above,
Your presence aniony US was Ger JOY /;
Your absence. oh what an empty aching
void.
Your little feet trod the flowers Of but u
few Mays,
Bat thon art now in an angel land aud
sing their lays. Al Is.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1886-08-27
PARISH DIRECTORY.
CIRCUIT COURT OF APPEALS.

CIRCUIT COURT OF AFPEALS.
Hon. A. 3. George .....-............
Hon. j. q. Moncurr. Judges
Terms.-First Mondays in April and
Noyember
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1886-08-27
PAR0calAl GlEANiN es.
SEQ fexistration notice in this issue.

The late rains appear to put vlgor in
everything.
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Arg27-4t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-12
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

LIVERPOOL, Oct. ii-12S0 D. m.-Cotton steady With
fair demand Mddling Uplands Old; do Middling or
leans. 51sd. Sales-l0OOO bales including 1000 bales
for speculation and export ReceptseOO0 bales all Amer
Futures duh at advance. Uplands Low Middling
October dell J64 Do October and November
delivery Did do November and December delivery 81;
december and January delivery 6t. Do January and
February delivery 3D. do February and March delivery
264d. also odd March and April delivery. 464d;
do April and May delivery. J-64d, also 464d- do May
and une delivery. slid
There for delivery'at tO-davs cearDgs
p mCotton.The sales OF the day included 5000 bales
American.
Futures quiet but steady Uplands Low Middng clause,
OctOueT delivery. 764d buyers DO october aud NoVen
livery, sellers DO December ami January delivery.
b204d buyers January February delivery ~
cd BUYERS do February and March delivery Oh Duyers
March and Apr delivery. ZOid buyers. DO April and
May tel i64d buyers do May anu June delivery.
6.64L buyers.
pm-Corton-Future closed quiet but steady Uplands
Low Mddng clause, October delivery 7o4d- sellers DO
delivery. 81. sellers do November
ami December delivery o3-0+L sellers DO December and
ruary delivery 6264d buyers February and March to
livery, 3D. sellers. DO March and April delivery, ZO4d
sellers do April and Nav delivery. 4o4L sellers do
MAY and June delivery b-6id- buyers.
GALVESTON, OCT iI.-Cotton easy Mddnng, 1915 Low
MiddAng, 49, Good Ordinary, Lilo net and gross re-
celpts 1905 bales exports eOaslwise. 1888 Oaesi sae-
1880 bales stock, 1uo3O bales.
NORFOLK Oct Il-COtton steady Middlng, So net aud
$3.50 bales exports cOastwise 34 bales
sales 2a4 bales stock. 9.l56 bales.
SAVANNAH. oct ll-COttou dull, Midding ll.l6i Low
Middllng 5I6. Ordinary -; net receipts, sl05
gross e4el bales. exports 70 Great Britain, LIZA
bales Coasrwse. 3,415 bales sales. 300 bales Stock
NEw.0REAys Oct ll-Cotton easv; Middhng. s7s; Low
Mddng Good Ordinary net receipts 10 - oaiss
sales. $50 bales stock. 70 l6l bales.
MryNEAPOLIs Oct 11-whoat No l hard october, 70c.i
November Il. December. - =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-12
LIVE STOCK MARKET

Good 10 sold at 50 90 20 So and
REVIEW OF THE WEEK~The arrivals OF Beeyes the past
week were 2o6 head than last week and LOB head
less man The corresponding week last year , - ,
and ree ln ne on % oy an@ aSa fa stee WIZ
Light Common shade higher while Good Cattle of which
there larger proportion than usual sold t'e on from
Mohaay figures The only DRAW Oack 10 trd1y MAJ ae
was the late arrival Of the Lnnsylyana stock as ne eate
varied early sold al strong elnesday pIices men could
nor ne maintained at the finish when most OF he nu
received the nation Of The shippers
and Rauor, dealers are looking forward with much
satisfaction Ia the time when The Baltimore ana ono road
run IL oN ears into Jersey City INDEPENDENT OF the o0hO o
The failure Of Nj George ToGey, which not generally
known until Wednesday, hardly be said 10 have
awakened surprise although expected win LA
his creditors twelve months ago not yet maured
Tor The etors any thing bur en oIragng hs assets are
iTno e r no pc wv sl.a ,e miss, sTnt Iii NANNY VI
British markets ruled dull ami barely steady with rereer
carue eat at i &c dre.cd SeeRt Al" 0'"'
1--we yes on rather Increased supply ruled steady for
Thgr'd9y ard continued du np to the eose o. he week
Wengsy prices ayaaens "a &c per- d gnt wae sa
irrn . ~, f,rsir AMI .cfi or nearly i,c more ON Fr
day closing weak and fraction lower on saturday
Corn - bass TO- a few Pigs selling up - %.
yseTay and 6t i9say yT ar 5 cars OF
Al the last named pla. Mr. had 50 cars and
stock sae reported AtJersey City there received
that went direct 70 the slaughter
suzberger leaving more than $50 sale with the cat
The supply heavy and included % OF Texans and
few carloads 81 r00f Colorado Han Rrers but the BULK 81
the Ordinary Good Native steers with lib
Heavy Far Cattle from Kentucky oho and
Nreina while Of Choice ana Extra Corned there were not
many sale.
The weak huf with far demand and while
prices at the but little lower than on Friday there
drop before the close Of l0a i5c. nearly all
grades and lnly sel - clock which
might possibly be closed uptown exporter and city
Sau ghterer, -. r.
and Ordinary to Prime Native uOcks az - 40;
with Choice bringing 70 30 - - the outside
% heat averaging 1919 n, by VI. Goldsmith
Jacob LoudOn They fine ripe and well tttened
bunch OF have been the yards for many
months too good for the export trade present
dtOn.
Bulls sold a. 4Oa 20 so; DRY Cows AZ - Gs3 30.
The weeks shipments Live Cattle sheep and Dressed
Beef and Mutton follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-12

IN 5Sed steas hsaeA 200 bssA go.
IL. n ..sss s:::s. s:..:.s:
Flour. Ia. Ga eli ias Cd; :asai Ies 81 for E.na
sso % 'Ss loaf
wsgaT 1srs gsneTs saTxC hump ,om moderate.
reprsentns but little interest from exporters Prices rule In
nycr sales 500 bb Mess a So T So
for Family Ness si4 609s6 80 Clear Back and soaso 80
s Eth 9.snna EIl. maj. nj s .:f sfs o"E
Mes bsl. e 5nSss Packet e. Plate 81 Sog So,sc =,
as 6oasie MEATs|RaIs Al steady prices with
@ sciye demand sSe o0So Gnsa se
eeR and 10 arrive $50 ties Picked Hams rar 10
shoulders s.sse; Smoked sEoulaers S'c Picked Hams
lOGlOtcs Smoked Hams. IL el1 nc: MIDDLEs-D
DRESSED ,, HoGs7Are shade lower and IN moderate
1e%sna Tity Heavy to Light ct 40 S Pigs 10 co,
ana later deliveries 2a4 points under pressure to eel Later
general reaction points leaving OF firmly radngis
moderate sales e25 ties Western steam (nsiny for ex
ee5 closing 95c $3.50 tics Novemeer so
eS-ng siSe January closing 62oe February closing
$500 oVocs March, Bic closing soc ely steam arm
e75c. South American sales $50 Continent private
sni BrTpER and cHEEsW without change OF mo
tubs. 20 &c. welsh tubs Is 2sc western
ation Creamery - I7c Western Dairy Gc. Western
Factory, l2S ~ EEs E~sate ia i2ei Night skins,
say,4ci estern Flat lO2G EGGs-Are offered
lover state. 20G2lc; Canada, lsSl9ac Western zoo
sTeAR-For sugar the markets. stu dull and nominal
az go &c Tor Moasses, 4'c for Fair Refining and ote
s5leoj crushed 81 as 5isei Cubes 1,l5 o5 sc Pow,
Sergc . &C. GTanulated l3l6e Moad a. 70 lsc
f EIts % PC W.T. Extra yellow G 'gs
sTEARTN Elm light demand. CITY quoted CSC and oeo-
margarine, &c.
TALLowDull and unchanged in price Prime City quoted
at 4sds &c. sales. 10 600 ms. 4isqf 1916.
W0OL-whe the demand il still good is not urgent
STRONG views as ever Cable advices continue favor able
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-12

4 culver p Teams PAL r. at 8 ,d l9
b al - 50. do 1914 - 20 10, 1860 b. at ~ so
i57i s5ss 1850 p a sGsS IS d. 1850 T. At
@ "o S o a - 0 Is 30 g I'M At 70 q q, e9o 9s
DO IA 70 35 e. 4 = 80 n. d9 a TX 40 81 46 do
1870 D. a. y 70 y Dry ,pws $50 D. a. - 2, 90 . 40
1895 D. Ar s. is A. DO iSS5 n an - i9I l. do 1883 b at
- 80 West Virginia 1860 - 80 DO l4e 70. at
1918 3D. AZ s. 81 TO- i4i5 10 at "a 50 DO is4i b. at - -
al = p az n ~ 5V no. o 9ss h. ar q - S o 1919
D. = 10 il do 1850 % at 81 go 20 do 1898 ~ 81 SO
iIiG 8 80 Bulls i275 D. al s.; % Cows Heers
GoIsm9 g Extra Illinois steer. ., lels ays vera at
= % per 100 "A 10. 1927 b. NJ 70 90 81 do loo ID AT
S5s 81 90 1870 H. at - So q Colorado HAtoreeHS
Cd + S9ts Z Tsntucky steers l52s at s. 2s
Is no. 1905 At = 60 10 Indiana do 1912 10. at = 10 80
DO 2s5 i IS stays 1855 b s. Is : Bulls, 1878
at s. 80 = % 1000 at @ 1913 4 & 80 at s. 5
e do i 5 At q S. IS TO- 1915 D. at 50
95s az q tS TO- q 10 u 3d. at q Is "a d. 1879 N b. at
- - ~ do. 1922 70 at IS 80 Bulls SO 10 at y 20
liso and ID 8 ?I'H DO 90 Is do 1885
Newton Giiett Ohio steer 1860 p at IS 20 10 DO.
9+3 TO go II do la57 n. at 50 70 10 DO 1872 10 at
: IS 10 1876 b. At IS Is DO 1865 n s. 10 4 DO
= 20 do l47o 10 at 81 80 20 DO 1883 b. at 81 So IL DO
] Nunroe IL reIans 1850 10 at 80 IS; SO Chicago
Natives 1926 NJ at a. - do 100 D. at 10 do 1862
~ do 1894 H. at s. IS 81 do ISIS u. at Is IS.
% WaiSe % Missouri steers. 1880 n. at 50 10 10 d.
MICH COWS Receipts week 154 heal OF which
nearly hall for Oh pnents other SEE tons OF e coun
head sold by P Gecabe ca" at SIS . SO per head
steady prices but Grassers dull and strong &C per
Reported sales were at 21c SAFE for Fed
CS,e. and 5ass he for Poor ~ Choice Neals 400 @ . 80 an
IS DO 276 ~ at % 80 DO 800 n al 81 70 Ped Caves
10, !
~ 70 at SC % DO 1870 p, at &c Al do, 1872 D. at Sc DO
plsn6acE Dewey 55 Grassers 2s2 n at 50 o5 l22 DO
y n az 2sc 81 do 267 10 at 2sc 50 DO 800 u, at 2c
70 FED calves 2sl at II Veais, l75 n. at sc 10 do
Hume Mullen "a GTsssers $50 10, at &c ~ DO, 269 D
az 20 ~ do 2i6 d. at ~ 20 "a Fed Calves SO' ID al 30
Walsh. Krb5 & Co: ~ Grassers 232 u, 81 20; II do
Ege ots Nelson veas 10 3D. SC II do, l2s n at
sc ~ DO l52 n AZ S.o 10 do. lac ~ at 20 o., 40 do
20 10 at - 40; Ia Fed Calves $40 D at 4o - NeA' "
Judd buckingham 40 Grassers 2o4 ~ at 2ci 10 Fed
Ssnss Zss D. e II Eeais 100 H. At g cars OF IA $50
head37 cars az and sd cars at Jersey city The do
mand was moderately active with lambs s hulk Of The
supply Jersey city rated 10 &c lower iHo pens
sales o sheep at 81 asa 10. WIN ~
Ordinary Choice lambs sold a the range OF so9sc Win
FveTitt n Pdcook 24s Pennsy sheep 90 n.
sb.e G4 wssteEs no. s. p a 5o S ~ At ~ % I
Penlsyivana Lambs so n at 90 40 07S Canada Lambs 10
Hume Mullen 4 Ohio sheep g. ss t III 49, s's s
i:s 6iio l.. fsnS as ss 81 +. Al 5 : '
do II " 81 DO 90 o. sos l56 do III u, ~
sac l76 Pennsy sheep and Iambs 90 H. at &c 100
Ian D 81 n a. - 90 so STATE "a DO 50 S at Sc seo North
Canada DO Is % 6Ac sos Do " d. at 6ae l6s do II
uAielbeek Dayls. W Stale sheep, lo1 u. stASs ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-12
LIVE STOCK MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

BUFFALO, Oct 1i.-Cdttle-Receipts Last ~ hours 2074
head total for week thus far 6053 head for time last
week Osl head consigned through 3 OF which - 10
New-iork 2socars for sale; prices declined Common 70
sheeD-ReceIpts last hours s4OO total week
mus TAR 900 1ead for time last week II 200 head
consigned through % Of which l. to NewIork 30
for sale, sheep declined Choice Extra. 81 oOtt
81 25 Canadian Lambs steady prices So 90 IS 70 70
held
RoGs-Receipt - hours thus
far 80 lo4 heau for same time asr week 800 head con
signed through 65. which NewYorx, 80 for
sale market lower. MIXED Pigs and Light YORK ers,
- 5O0s4 ~ Selected York WEIGHTS ~ 1884 S. Selected
Medium Weights 81 55aS4 81. selected Heavy Ends.
a. - II So 30 held
CHICAGO. oct llThs DroUers Journal reports CoftIe-
Receipts 5000 nea shipments lG00 market steady ship
ping So 80 and Feeders 81 So 800
Cows Bulls and Mixed 81 7Ods3 l0 Bulk s2 30es2 9O
81 90QS3 10 Western Rangers steady Natives and Haf
Breeds - OO9s4 l9 Cows 81 70G3 % "ntered Texans
81 gOGe3 90.
Hogs-Recepts 5000 heal shipments. 5000; market
steady Rough Mixed 81 jO4S4 20 Packing and ,ho.
ping 81 O00S.6O; Light Weights s. 5O0s4 40 sps 81 10
0S3 20.
Shesp-Recepts 1900; shipments m market lower
Natives 81 251S4 90. Western IS 50d IS TO- Texans 81 20
a 70 80: Lambs. 50 30 "a 90.
The DrOrers Journal special London eablegrsm reports
the cattle market &c better-very small supplies Best
AmerieanSteers. 13c per n dres3ed.'
ST. LOUIS. oct. 9.-CGttle-Recepts. 1928 head; ship
ments. ZOO steady. Good to Choice Native ship
steers 81 OOd 80: Butchers Steers s. OGS4 20
Texas grades. 81 90 SO IS.
Hogs-Recepts 900 head: Shipments TOO weak
Butchers and Choice Heavy - 30 Gst so Packing "a 90
81 30 Light ~ l0dS4 % Pigs. - i0dt4 90
ShssD-Recepta 1928 strong;
Good 70 Choice atS2 OO1S4 o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-12

rs!es, CD a io9 4 ssAfsl ~ 50 f1H9s q z.
81 % 70, us Do 20 b, e $40 S16 Csaa1s b. = osx
xsnssy Kay ssssy az = $ 9
iss rsnnsylyssia Lambs % u. sts lsss slo' ias
Newton dlstsi sos Canada Lambs 90 .. ct g. s2s
Indiana sheep "a D. at 81 SO; 2fs DO (few Lambs ~ D.
j r. safler Coz 1O7 Canada Lambs az 10 at 90 80 do
~ 80 3d. AZ DO 81 %, at ss SO 80 Western Do 81 o.
at IS SO 1873 Ren.nsty sS.ep 10 - 20 ~ as ais ao 81
sts4 35 ~ Ohio DO 81 b. at 81 75I 291 DO 81 D. at
221 DO so %. at 81 20
sherrna1 Culver l66 Canada lambs 80 n Sc; 10 do
- atosc 56l Kentucky sheep 80 n. at 81 20; 1853 do
2stc per u.
j. y Pdcock 100 Indiana Sheer, I06 70, at - IS is3
DO 10 D. at a 90 lse Ohio do $50 81 30 2o7 10 "a
10 AZ - 90 Ia Kentucky do % n at 81 Isl 100 state do
81 10. at sc per 10.
Judd Buckingham 2l4 Indiana Sheep. ee 10 at 4hc
"a state DO lis o. at &c 1877 do. Ss r. &C II state
Lambs 81 h. at 6c l24 Western Gull lambs and Yearlings
80 ID, at sc
HOGS Receipts 1o6 Of IS 06a head55 &c
Jersey CITY and 81 cars at 4Oths Feeling weak AMI tbo
market Is quoted lower at a. for eorned hogs The few
sales were at - 70 90
sales-Judd & buckingham % state Hogs 231 ID, at
- 80 90, $50 b. al 81 rs Roughs Az h, at So 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-12
THE MARKETS
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North Rirer, TesseIs and RaiIroad&
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEF-For Brazil growths the market advanced 20
II Rio oargoes in sympathy with the higher u
speculative market. sales. l5oO bags NO ~
lO.c 800 No at l0a4c Mild growths we're dn.
300 bags Maracabo The market Tor futures open
firm points advance under better stronger
and closed steady at further advance o. 10
follows: January $40 G9sOc. February, 9l9 ~ ~
March. 9s0d9s5c. April s0G9 50 NAY vs2 a SsHsi
October 975 9sOc; November. 9I5d9sOcI DecemDe''
$3.50 SOC Sales. S. $50 bags. go, .. Az
COTTON-The spot market was redueed llec tod l5y
without stimulating least Total safes 30
and OF which go bales we're sou
late receipts to-day, 1850 Dales con-
pairing with 70 this day last week and f'oS oAe
ouoons pased on the American standard Of classification