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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-01-19
DOWN THE COAST.
Matters and Things, News and Opinions,
in Moultrie.

MouLTRIE, January 16.
Correspondence % tho Daily Nftrs.
Monsieur Tonson come again - The
new railroad-The engineers having
completed the survey for the present
ending at Tomoka, work has commenced,
it is said, clearing the way to Moultrie.
Comments have been freely passed as to
its crooke6ness. Reflection as follows:
If the company sees fit to run crooked
line at greater costs, have they not a
right to their choice? But when it runs
into other peoples rights, injuring values
of creek property by the wholesale use
lessly, which could he avoided by taking
a direct course, it becomes more
serious question involving both legal and
moral obligations. What compensation
is proffered the community for the block
ing of navigation? Nothing. The thought
less and incoherent calculations: Oh.
the railroad the railroad ~ is about the
sum of it. But what of that? lr has
long been foregone conclusion that a
railroad must come by here some day and
that it can come without destroying
that v hich makes Moultrie, Moultrie, to
wit: Its waterway constituting an
identity with St. Augustine. Block that
with an ordinary railroad trestle, and
all the section above it becomes nothing
more than any other ordinary inland
railroad station. Let a railroad serious
ly damage the waterway, and in spite of
| the hare convenience of q station the
percentage Of valuation will fall of by
the hundreds. This is the important
view from a moral standpoint for the
gentlemen Of the company to consider,
rather than to uselessly destroy q com.
munity's interests just on the eve OF
realizing their fondest hopes OF improv-
ing the water connection with the
Ancient City.
Vet nnnAR.r cs,u,~sx7 rafiom urpneDtR IT.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-01-19
MAYORS Court.

The Mayors office was again enlivened
by a number of unfortunates and others
on sundry charges, as appears below:
James Lloyd, drunk and disorderly.
SO and costs.
Smith, drunk and disor,lerly, SO and
costs.
George Phillips, fast driving, s. and
costs.
Grizzans and Mullen, charged with
selling wine without license, plead not
guilty. The decision was deferred.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-01-19

Our correspondents ''Bem" and "A
Kicker having each had their say on
the culinary question, it is now sug-
gested that friendly contest be ar
ranged between the tive 10 zee which
can cook the best meal; The DAILY News
representative to be umpire; each con-
testant to furnish his own materials
What do You say, gentlemenl
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-01-19
THE M0UlOS OF 1887.
All are Broken at the National Mint Nov 10 Is
Done.


Philadelphia Press.
A little roll of metal red with fire was
placed upon the anvil, a sledge hammer
fell twice upon it, three tiny sparks
shot into the air, and the moulds of the
old years double-eagle gold coins, and
all the happiness and misery they
brought to people in whose hands they
fell, was wiped out forever. II was a
thousandth part of a work that lasted
all day at the mint yesterday, the de-
stroying of the 1887 dies.
This is novel form of destruction
that falls to the lot of the money making
establishments blacksmiths at the end
of each calender year, and IL is the only
sure way of preventing the willy coun-
terfeiter from making spurious lcoiD
without regard of date. The dies OF the
mint are the stamps that imprint upon
the coins all that fancy business that,
when rubbed off by time, gives the
street car conductor chance to insult
the holder by refusing to accept IL. For
instance. it stamps on the dollar the
face OF the beautiful lady encircled by
stars and makes a strong contrast on the
other side by printing game-looking
eagle, perched ON arrows, under ''ln
God we Trust"
The die is "A little round chunk of steel
about three inches long, sloping off at
the top, which makes it look like min
iature milkman's can without handles.
On the top of it is cut the face of the
coin it manufactures, with the date Of
the year, and something to think about
when you look at them f. that the die Of
a penny costs the Government no less
than die that makes precious the twenty
dollar gold piece. The conclusion that
Uncle Sam, then. might sell his twenty
dollar gold pieces cheaper Is human and
anarchistic, but does not follow.
IL was o O'Clock yesterday morning
when DINER Steel Of the mint sign. Il
the death warrant of the old years dies.
IL meant the destruction Of 900 Of
1875 money-mai<ers. Every stamp,
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-01-19
Nuts I! Nuts |. Nuts!

j. NJ. Webb &c Co.. near City Gates,
ST. George street, in addition to their
large box trade in Choice. Oranges ana
their constantly fresh stock of Veg
etables, will have this week a splendid
assortment of Western Nuts, Sheilbarks,
Butternuts, Black Walnuts, Chestnuts,
Hazelnuts, etc. Come and see them
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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-01-19
MARKET REPORTS.
FINANCIAL.

NEW YORK. January I5.-Excnan9e duh but
steady, 4s5lt4s11a. Money easy at 3 to 4, clos
ing offered at 3fB4- Sub-Treasury. gold, SI9s.-
El.UU: Sub-Treasury, currency, Sl0,.sl. 600.
Governments dull but steady-4 per cents,
l261s four and half per cents. coup, lOoI3.
State Bonds duh aud festureieSs.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-01-19
Removal.

Ingraham's Paint and Oil Store has
been removed to the Lyon Block, On St.
George street, south of the post office.
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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-01-19

Remember that if i'm want of "A nice
Suit or Pants you can be suited in goods,
price and fit at Sabin, Abbott & Co. S.
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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-01-19
Shadi Shad !!

Toshach is now receiving daily full
supply of Fresh Shad. Telephone Cal
No. 30. Send your orders. de1otf
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-01-19

The heavy fog which has hung over
the bay and harbor for two days or more
Wal cleared away yesterday by = light
heaeze and the suns warm rays.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-01-19
SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE WEST END-A Select Family
HOuse.-Well furnished superior table.
Ladies travelling alone or with children
receive careful attention
For terms apply at corner of Dodge
and Emmit Street, or by mail. post box
$40, Palatka, Florida ja17-3tTuThSu
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-01-19
81. AUGUSTINE ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.

THE DAILY NEWS uia insert ST. AUG
JUSTINE ADVERTISEMENT, ia displayed
TINE, either IN tn 80. Augtstfne Adrertisfng De-
IdYtncyt elsglChere In its GdreTtising columns,
m0p he desired, at usual rates, made k1rIi IN
0Pplic0ft0n at the Brunch Once. and SPECIAL
NOTICES tn IT. So. augustine Advertising De-
p1rtment at the rate ~ ONE CENT A WORD
No argument u needed to assure the Merchants
and Bsssfneg Men II 81. Aug,.stine that the col
Ssmns Of THE DAILY NEWS tcM furnish a
nedtzHs for reaching the local public such ds
hen hare ncUer before enioued-
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-01-19

The following brief notes Of a few of
the ladies' toilets were taken ION the
spot by our special reporter:
Miss Annie Reyes, striped japanese
silk.
Miss Flodie Reyes, plain black serge,
very neat.
Miss Lola Joseph, plain blue tricot.
trimmed with white.
Miss Mamie Joseph, white albatross
cloth, trimmed with white silk, with
fiouncer of Oriental lace down the
front.
Miss Belle Oliveros, white satin,
trimmed with old Spanish lace.
Miss NJ. Warning, drab and white CASH
mere. trimmed with old lace, and broad,
rich sash of gros grain silk.
Miss L. Myers, black silk, richly
trimmed with satin.
Mrs. L. Lusbey, London cashmere of
light color, trimmed in old English lace.
Miss A. Capo, garnet tricot, plain.
Miss Nj. Lopez, bottle green albatross
cloth, trimmed in black velvet.
Miss Oliveros, of Savannah, black silk,
trimmed in wide and very fine Noting
ham lace.
Miss III Hunter, of Savannah, black
English alpaca
Miss Daisy F'ildes, of Monticello, satin
finished Lyons silk of delicate color, side
plaits of satin, beautifully draped over
dress, and rich gros grain sash.
Miss Huertas, of Jacksonville. heavy
black silk, trimmed with satin and old
lace.
The costumes of the gentlemen We're
en- reggie, and their demeanor quite a con-
trast to last year. The entertainment
being one of the first fruits of the late
Leap Year balls given by the ladies', the
boys were on their good behavior, and
while devoted 10 their partners and full
of anxiety to please, they yet had sort
OF yearning, expectant look, which told
of sundry bright dreams they must have
been indulging in about the possible con-
sequences of all this Leap Year festivity.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-01-19
Visitorsi

Go tn Central Wharf for the Best
Oysters, Stews. Fries. and ON Half Shell.
Fresh from Savannah. j. c. Toshach-
DELFT
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-01-19
y. s. MANN. General ]
JACKSONVILLE. January 1,

The supply is light. and the demand for
strictly fancy and choice grades is very active.
Respectfully,
A. VI. IVES. General Manager.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-01-19

New Goods every week in Latest
Styles. Remember the Dress Making
Department at Sabin, Abbott & Co.'S
Work done in first-class manner.
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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-01-19

- Notwithstanding the enormous expense
of this Company there will be no advance in
prices. jal9-3t
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-01-19

Armory Hall was just comfortably
filed Tuesday night with very select
and interesting company OF pleasure
seekers who spent the evening most
pleasantly in dancing with the following
excellent programme Of music, furnished
by the Second Artillery Band:
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-01-19

Opening and Closing Of the Mails.
City Time.
NORrHwARD-
Jacksonville and points beyond.
Arrives 11l5 n. m $50 p. m. an p. IN.
Closes. 100 "a m. l115~ n 3.daN y.
Through mails to and from the North
.wErwARD AND SOUTHWARK.
= Palatka and points beyond.
Arrives .....'.... -. Las p. m. T:15 p. m.
Closes. .-...........-. s:OD a. m. 3.D p M
Merra6eId:
Arrives, 1:45 p. m; Closes, 200 a. m.
East TOcoi:
Arrives, 500 a. m; Closes, $50 p.
st. Augustine and Tomoka tstagej:
Arrives, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays,
Sun D. m
Closes. Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
65o a.
HENRY GAILLARD. y. NJ.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-01-19
Cottages to Rent.

/ have a number of new and very con-
venient Cottages to rent, opposite rail-
road yard of st. Augustine and Palatka
learn terms at Middleton & divers store
on Charlotte street.
ia1J-tf w. C.. MIDDLETON.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-01-19

Go to Sabin. Abbott & Co.'S for Mil
linery- ja12-tf
Fine Custom Tailoring Garments
made to order as they should be at Sa-
bin, Abbott q Co.'S jaI2-tf
Silver Springs via Ocklawaha River
steamers and return via Florida South
ern Railway. For this and other routes
apply to Thos. Cook & Sons Ticket
Agency in Opera House Music Store.
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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-01-19

Supported by an excellent company Of
artists selected by MIR. JAMES from the ranks
of the best legitimate companies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-23

Flour steady, unchanged fnens 70 .2gn ~ DaAcis'
in sacks 81 7bdb %; Winters IN barrels 80 ooao 10
Cash mutations were as follows No Spring Wheat 81 l31
81 Az No spring Wheat s7asec No g Red 81 1870
Al IL No Corn 423c. No oats - sc. No Rye 3oc
No 2 Barley nominal. No. Flax Seed at 81 All Prime
Timothy Seed 81 SO Mess Pork al sds oo per Dbl 1
Dry Ssd Shoulders boxed s 25 as 37 short Clear sides
boxed 81 5OQS u.s. Whiskey dslers finished goods ~ ~
per gallon. sugarscut Loaf s'sds@cl Grannhted TIC
Standard "a" 7ssc.
Articles Receipts Shipments
w., hnsh $4,000 $1,000
c., hnsb $4,000 100000
Oats bush 10000 100000
4 1 v,shi- $4,000 $4,000
~, 49,, o" s.., $1,000 $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-23

% 90 0i d. i.e 3 q co. &C. g. 1'as g. 8 Is
%, 1857 q 81 10 is DO, i271 n =; e Kentucky
ss,s a9 Cows ose s, isSs sns a. 60 DE- 1a
Cow: sos n at 81 70; West Virginia do, 1850 n at
~ sherman & Culver: Kentucky Steers 1902 n. at
de- sss Nest a. e STns a. g. 1895 Il Isss s.
- DO 1855 at q % dc li2S n at - 20 y &C.
IS $50 40 $50 h. at IS a5 e illinois siCckers" zoos
o e % % ChS Is g. 9 Ss7S 1t9G q 90 e a.
at 81 40 do. 1907 ~ al 81 s5 II do 1io5 n at % 30
DO OOS i Ba 5ss NJ az . i
12soa145o n, at s2 80 to Sc 90. -. g..
gd ~ e's nshass s,eer
Paas Sc III iOos e. q % 3 e d. s~
COWS sSS n e. - - 20 @..,e,, Bangor, ,a5 ut a. co
g issS q a. iSei e s az
60 Ohio a. 1891 n at siiO Is do 1903 n at 81 sS
So 80 Tex, so % g q PS do ss a.
Steers es1 D. a. g So 10 Indiana do 1lo2 H. at % 20
j. se6smbcrs Is Kentucky Steers 144e n at IS rs ;
81 Chicago 1873 n ls Rangers s 1921 q ,s
Steers 1ie6 n, at 81 81 do. 1854 N, at "a Kentucky
G. schamberg loS Indian Territory Steers 1913 n
R Tsfs BFs Sss Hsas head
arrivals head Trade slow and prices weak at $50 to
$50 f. Gssasy + ehSss ois
es'y @ snS @ H fT Sasa
for Prime stock. go
n Fed and Western Calves sold at 14a4c Common 70
Choice Veals at 5dSc.
age at 81 30 per 100 n IL Grassers 262 ~ at e. 70
II Fed Calves $40 r. at SO 50 ~ Western DO s54 a.
Everitt & Plicock: 40 Grassers 229 y, at 90 40;
ysa 8 DO 90 IS Ii g. &c. i2C d. at So co. do l4' D. at
Diiien6aes 4 Dewey Is Mixed Calves 1se to 2ss n at
IS T0s asrns Ts: 3 80 n 60 g. 1s5
40 Sos e. at 9 q vsa 4s ~ It g. d.
lug Hume nj Mullen Yearnss Sos m e. e. 60 az
Calves 200 n, at 81; is Veais' 15S No. at 81; IL d''
ioo Jene Wright Co. "a Grassers as3 ~ at % 90
Mixed Calves 266 n, at 50 So % Veals 14l to 200
ID f 81 ( ots vcals 155 n at 81; do 13e n at
a. 80 13 do. 1C4 n, at S. . ooo - -. 49,,
Judd buckingham: ~ 6fasseaas no ~ a. - o. LIZ
1G do 240 n. at 90 so; wears i5O ID ~ W. II no. 40
n AT ST 25; 10 do, 1857 N, at ~ on. - -, - oo-
sHEEP AND LAMBs-Ieeep's - L. eaTs OF 70 ~ 10
Suy liberal and trade rather slow with prices barely
,opd for sheep and Lambs but Choice heavy Lambs
,epe ,ullv sustained and good volume OF business was
,mesnrusocted The pens not cleared. however.
ordinary 10 Good Sheep sold az S3GS4 80 per 100 10 ;
co,omon 10 Choice Lambs at s5aso 30. Very few sales
exceeded sc 10 . ,Yo,,,s. On c,.,o CHAN ~, ~
, 20 6o ner 100 n o9s do. SO n. at SO rs AZ Northern
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-23
Country 1oroprrtn nantso

xxyANTED.-A small country seat. with
w some land must be cheap Apply 20;
with full particulars j. SCHMIDT, 80
Oeden-ayc., Jersey City Heights n. j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-23

No. Mixed 4o,.s4lc; Rejected s9as4oc osts active
s .ssdy sS 20 g ss ;5Sa ws.ssS N
It's 81 Is 27goo bush Oats eo s.s srss
bush. Rye loo bush.
PHILADELPHIA Oct 22.-Flcur MARKET continued dun, pes
ssPss sH. a s1S 81 sss amy
Western and Pnsyvsna syg ,nss f - SS
& & isssSs Ss IS 500
SO 90 Rsa. snd f se% e. oGSs %
q S5sss = ao Patent coss5 81 re dcuy gls5
scsn about ssiarsy demand nd con o.
oe eass s5 gpsed g. SoS SsRSs Geo
sssy q r.sn.ytsa s comet Sns.
oa ssT.sr agl good Ne 'e.
Mixed and High Mixed ,acb $40 No Yellow shoTs
storage IN n depot 81 e 40 Mixed bsSe oT 9cS 49,
January o9as lots eS sss WIKI white u Sic
No White Ssc tuturss were qSet oSi st e. 40
steady Rose per BarDanE: and %nI9
s sssi cts s Sy'n sl 100 sos.I
IA Hams ScsS Co. bse5
New S g Fs~ ss SSs sSS. 90 gTs
d. d. ID saIs io sas. Clear Ribbed smoked 0o Me-
ioe Shoulders pickle cured Be- Do Do smoked io@ ioi
Rss y'e al g 81
Butchers loose tloooalo2O Butter steady penesyInsa
D; G and n Y Creamery Extra a. l7ci Western Factory
Firsts 24o Western Firsts lsaigtc Cheese steady
Full 91glsc Ohio Flats Choice sl,c do
Prime 7adsc sugar-Refned firm Powdered 7a4cf
GRADUATED c Feed steady Winter Bran sl7 Ooasll 90
per Petroleum steady 10 Abel test In bblsr &c.
Receips-Flour $500 bbls. Wheat 5000 bnsh Corn 300
hush oats 80 100 bush. Shipments-Wheat 4,J0c bush.
Corn 1900 bush. oats 1880 bush
ST LOUIS Oct 2z-Flour-Better feeling, but business
light dull options opened quiet and steady.
hut the close than Saturday No Red cash lose
December Ill ll2e closing III &c Corn firm No 2,
cash 39c 33Tc closing 33sc bid January 33s May
$780, closing 49, 9c bid Oats steady but tradiDg No 2.
cash 22 &c; october % sc bid November 23c bid May
rs 7se Rye higher; No. 2 52d53c Barley steady with
trading Northern Minnesota 1sc Wisconsin soc
Canada 81 OIL Hay-Pnirie - 40 30; Timothy SO 80
quiet at &c taxse 81 3d. Lead dull at 90 81
bid Butter firm Creamery % 26c Dairy 20d22c. Eggs
firm; Good Stock Ice; Inferior lial5c Cornmeal az
~ Ob Whiskey steady at 81 Ia Provisions dull Pork
at Sl5 % Iard-Prime Steam nominal at - 20 0s 3l
prysat Meats at = % Long Clear and sSs
ders AZ IS SO Long Clear and RIBS at 50 ooSs 20
Wheat 10000 bush. Corn 5000 bush oats $1,000 bush
RYE 5000 bush Barley $4,000 bush. shipmenis-Flout
5000 bbs 20 900 bush. oats 5000 bush Rye 1000
bush. Barley 5000 bush.
TOLEDO oct 22.-wheat steady cash ll0ci Decembei
,oa Lc NAV ia &c Corn dull cash at 454c oats quiet
cash 25oc COveTseed steady, active october 50 90 NO
vember 80 IS December - 60 Receipts-Wheat LOO
hush Corn 1000 bush. Oats 1000 bush Cloverseed "a
hays shipments-Wheat 81 900 bush Corn 5000 bush
oats J. 600 bush. Cloverseed LABS bags.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-23
THE STATE OF TRADE.

BALTIMORE. Oct; 22cotcn quiet steady; Middng 9Sc.
Flour quiet steady Howard street and Western sIperine
City Mills superine SO 2594 so Extra do - 1904 SO do
Rio Brands - 75a6 90 Paiapsco superatve Patent at
~ 90 do Family at ~ 60 Whsat.southern steady Fuh
No Winter spot October los Ia l05sc November
1868 alO7ei December 1888 1885, January lQ4g lllc
ab2c Western quiet aud steady Mixed. spot and october
oSs quiet and y sS" ca %T.d s9
essier 's Prime sHS 70 'V Choice Wsssrn sOssg
ssoadsr. oa1 Clear Sq Rib S%s
Butter firm Western Packed l2a lso Best Roll 1870;
Creamery 2S42Sc Eggs firm at 2lS22c Petroleum dull
FAIR ses sSra AT steady % SOFT =. 7c COPPER
Refined firm at l6dl6ac Whiskey steady at 81 26al %
treights 10 Liverpool per steamer dull Cotton Id6d
bS Wheat sen 2e6co bas5 Corn GOO pash Oats 1900
Oh No kye 1000 bush 1000 h6is Wheat
BUFFALO, Oct. 22-wheatOld No. Hard opened easter
and sery var aS Mors1 s Nd Msw hs
S.4 S9 70 wa oSe Thsai % 0
No Red Fsra y II on sSf N s whs Mesgn
demand far; NO Yellow as4si &c; NO yellow A7S
20 Sin store 40 S6'sc Oats unsettled 80 White
20 lc Barley quiet and unchanged Rye nominal Flour
quiet but steady.
BOSTON,, Oct. 22-Flour quiet unset led Common Extra
q 5oa4 IS Spring Patents Choice Fancy 81 4oa7 U.s.
Sc % Sa 10 h' wife s sSoTs firm
$40 75GI760 Old Mess PORK SIC OOdf6 25 Extra Prime
New sl5 7j0l7 90. Lard $40 50dl2 90 Butter firm ;
Western Extra Creamery - 26c Eastern Extra Creamery
Michigan Extras 20 a2lc Western Frsts at Ice Receipts
Fonr 600 bbs and 1000 sacks Corn $4,000 bush Oats
$4,000 bush. Shorts 3OJ tons.
CHICAGO Oct 22.The leading futures ranged as follows
q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-23

On the to-day the Butter narkeI was
firm and unchanged Egfn Creamery zoazo'Gi oho so
Dairy, 19d22c Common 10 FAR, lIc Eggs hrhi N"o''e
at l9c.
oct ST% r FAMILY ..as Is S S
s so bu Sp co mSa sad 10 No. Mixed At Se
easier; No Mixed at 26pq2eto. Rye steady NO. Non,
at meS sgs unchanged cSan s@ s. Short RI. o.
rcls finished goods the basis Of 81 "a Butter urn
Fancy Creamery 2712sc Prime parry l2oiec Lnseee Oh
a 40; Packing and Butchers 50 l5e$5 eoI receipts
5000 sspmsn 1000 Eegs siesay At " Snsss
steady at 100 discount buying and par selling.
DETROIT. Oct 22,-wleat-No. White, lOs aei No; Q
iI2s.c; May ll7c. Corn-No, 2 454c; oats-No 27soS
No White 2oac Receptswheat 49, 800 bush Corn 700
bush. Oats 6.400 bush.
INDIANAPOLIS Oct. 22-wbcat-No Red 1860 bid Corn
steady; No 2 Mixed 43c bid oats quieti NO
Mixed 234c bid.
MINNEAPOLIS Oct 22wheat receipts were 500 cars and
shipments Duluth reported l07 on track Closing quo
tations we're No ! Hard cash, 81 "a November 81 20
December al "a May 81 20 track 81 23asl "a No
Northern cash. 81 IA November, 81 l3 December 81 l4
NAV si iOL on track al l5asl 10 No Northern, cash.
81 05 November 81 OAK December 81 O6 May II IL Oh
track, 81 % d$l %.
MILWAUKEE Oct 22,-Flour quiet Wheat firm cash l0eac
December 1854 January l0s Corn quiet No at 44c oats
quiet White at 29ac Rye fairly active. hrn NO az
Doc Barley steady No at 78s Pseyso Ney nT % Is
Butter steady Dairy lsa20c Eggs unchanged Fresh at
Ice Cheese unchanged cheddars 10 10 keceips-Four
1900 bills Wheat 49, 200 bush Barley $4,000 bush. ship
ments-Flour. $4,000 bbls Wheat 900 bush Barley
10000 bush.
PEORIA. Oct 22.-cOm steady High Mixed 4la4lh :
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-23

$500 market steady Beeves IS 40as5 Steers 90 269
81 49, stockes and Feeders 81 1913 90 COWS Bulls and
Mixed q to62 10 Texas Cattle 81 7eaS 3D. western
Hogs-Iieceipts 10000 head shipments 1000 market
steady Mixed 20 40aJ TO- Heavy 80 80 40 80 Light % 40
at TO- Skips So b0d5 10. 800
sheep-Recepts 1000 head shipments 5000 market
steady Natives Inferior 10 Prime, ~ oona w western
sho So oOa CO. Texans shon So 10 3D. Lambs 80 30
at 90.
ST. LOUIS oct. 22.-Cattle-Recepts 1925 shipments
LILO; market dun Choice Heavy Native steers 80 900
s. 40 Fair 20 Good Native Steers q 400 90 Butchers
Steers Medium Choice 80 80 "a 40 sockers and Feeders
Fair Good 50 0On3 90 Rangers Corned, 70 o04 jO
Grassfed ~ 1913 10. -.
Fair 10 Choice 80 000I 40. 49,
Indians In carloads SgOdf32
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-23

cs1sa, A. g s,'s q g 20 100 Territory
!. sS7 iS G. g g !: a. g g T. 2 s.
s ss ss e e ~ g. S g.
% syi sS'i s. q rssr:g':s s shssS Z p
6a T''Ii"5 40 49, q Rna IS 90 II
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH
prFfIIO 22.-Cattle-Recalpts last ~ hours were
Q head Total for the week thus far $500 For same
lime $50 Consigned through Sunday lle carloads
loads SO Of which New York $50 carloads market
81 90 Good TO Choice shipping 81 25asJ 90 Extra Steers
a. ds5 Cows and Heers ~ 5Oas3 20 Bulls 40 25a
AZ 70 Extra SO 90 Mich Cows So S42 Cornfed Texans
~ ass rs Veas 50 2j ds6 % Extra SO 50 90 carloads
left
Sheep-Recepts Last "a hours 5000 head Total for
the TINS for $1,000 For time last week 81 200
Consigned through rs carloads II Of which New York 90
carloads sale market dull Common 10 Prime 80 % Tj
Good 10 Choice 81 0004 % Fair Good Western lambs
81 50 80 Good TO Choice 50 00a5 So Canadian Lambs
Is 50d57 IS.
Receipts last % hours $50 head Total for
the thus far $4,000. For time last week 26S7j
Consigned through IL carloads % Of which New York 10
carloads sale market steady. Mixed Pigs and Light
Workers Go Selected Workers 40 Gj az 75 Selected
Medium Weights 81 75d6 co. Rough as 00d5 80 Stays
81 OO04 so 25 carloads left
CHICAGO Union Stock Yards. Oct 22.-"The DrOvcrs
Journal rePOrs Catte-Receips $4,000 head shipments