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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-03-28
Briefs.

SURVEYOR JENKINS is doing lots of
surveying in town just now for private
citizens.
A. H. CANNON has removed his book
store to East Main Street, opposite his
old stard.
THE boom still boometh, and real
estate agents continue to enjoy mnsh-
room growth.
THERE are quite large number OF
visitors in the city at pres md the
hotels are full.
THERE was an over-crowded Juse on
Moaday night to witness Uncle Tom s
CABIN at the Opera House. but the
popular verdict IS: Oh, don't mention
1t, please.
NE. DsE's livery stables received yes
terday seven C'ydesdale horses and
Cleveland stallion. Each and every
one are almost perfect specimens OF
their breed. Their value runs from
5000 to 81 600 each. Surely. we of Utah
ought to be proud Of the efforts being
made to improve the breed of our horses.
We doubtedly want more size.
A LITTLE over a week ago. John
Stalker, of West Weber, who has been
confined in the Provo Insane Asylum
for treatment, escaped. 1t appears that
he is rational enough to proceed to the
capital and obtain work, where he re-
manned three or four days, after which
time he found his way home to West
Weber, where he has been engaged
since tilling the earth. He was re-
captured by Sheriff Belnap on Monday,
and was to accompany Mr.. Stalker to
Provo yesterday morning.
OUR friend Mr. H. H. Thomas, as we
announced in our personal column
yesterday, has skipped off to Logan. LII
is now an open secret that his business
up that way is to make the pretty.
aniable and gifted Miss Nellie Dana
happy for ever. We congratulate; the
happy pair deserve congratulatlon::
Hut we commiserate. 1t seems almost
cruel to think that their marriage
felicities should be severed for two long
years. All, dear, we have undergone
this sort of thing and can afford to
give benson.
THE daughter of Mr.. s. Allen was,
with all decorum and much sadness,
carried to her last restiug-plaos on
Monday. Although only five months
old, her winning smiles had endeared
her to father ana mother, and their loss
can only be measured by those whom
the Almighty, in His goodness. has
thought proper 10 bereave. Our SYM
pathies are with the parents. The dis
ease which took the little lady from this
sphere was Group, the sad event taking
place on Sunday night. The funeral
services took place at the residence of
the parents, on Smith Street, and were
conducted bv the Rev. Frank Barnett
of the Baptist Church. The deceased
was born October 81, 1887, and was in
TERED in the CITY cemetery.
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= March Is, 1888.
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
The Canning Industry Reviewed .

On account of the diligence of bust
ness men, the gigantic efforts which
are at present being made to push the
claims Of Ogden City and the Terri
tory before capitalists both at home
and abroad, there can be no doubt that
our favored Territory, 10 which Ogden
with her superior position and natural
advantages must necessarily partlci-
pate, is entering upon an unprece-
dented era OF commercial and maui
featuring prospt rity.
The activity in real estate circles
means more than would appear at first
bush. Land may be constantly chang
log hands, causing brisk movement
of the circulating medium and 1t natur
ally follows that when one gains
another must loose. These transAc-
tons in and of themselves, therefore,
would be unfruItful of the results which
are hoped for them. but so far as 1t Is the
means of calling attention to the un-
rivaled and unparalleled facilities that
are positively crying for DEVELOPMENT
at the hands of moneyed people, the
boon" must achieve beneficial results.
The press can do much N the further
ance of Utah's substantial inte esIs by
constantly placing before the people
| the desir billy OF entering into manu-
featuring enterprises peculiarly adapted
TO our district, and which are, in other
places, a source of 1emuneratlve labor.
In this article it is on pur-
pose to submit few facts
N the canning of fruits and
vegetables, knowing that it is very
ge orally conceded that our climate is
unexcelied for fruit and vegetable rails
| ing. and that the demand for tn sc pro
1ucts is large in the broad expanse OF
| territory which surrounds US on every
| hand. California leads IN this indus :
try at present, but there is no reason
why Utah should not enter the field,
command her share of the inland trade,
and concede to California, if necessary
and cxpedient, the right to the foreign
market.
In 1880, since which time, however,
the canning of fruits and vegetables has
grown enormously there were in the
United Safes Al establishments, en-
81 ,ying 81 8 people, men, women and
children, ali told, and So SOL ,135 OF
capital. The materials used were
valued at 1888 439 the wages paid
amounted 10 81 791 ,t25. and the value o.
he product was SIS 332 89p, showing
that the sarplus value OF the goods
after paving wages and cost of produc-
| ion, amounted to 50 ,997 1856.
1t will be obvi US to any person Civ
ing the subject but casual examipa'
moo, that an industry more peculiarly
fitted for our Territory than the can
ming of fruits and vegetables could no
b. inaugura ed, the profits and wageI
being liberal.
Ii corporation could ho formed tt
take up such an enterprise, work i
successfully, and distribute a certain
proportion of its profits to employees
the movement could not fail to be pro
dnctlve of lasting benefits to all con
cerned. q. a. ..
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-03-28

You Can't Make SamSon
out of an attenua,ed dude, with meagre
legs, pigeon chest and a slight cough.
But man or woman to whom consu-
tutional vigor has been denied. can get
it to : very considerable extent by the
persistent use. in regularly proper
toned. alternated doses, of Americas
chief tonic, Hostetter's Stomach Bit
tiers. To the nerves and muscles of the
stomach that genial invigorant imparts
tone, and to its operations regularity.
The proximate result is thorough dlges-
ton and complete assimilation OF the
food, aud the ultimate sequence, blood
fertile with the elements of muscular
tissue, healthy appetite, nightly rest
unimpaired, and disappearance OF the
nervous symptoms TO which etlolated
invalids are always subject, and which
they are very prone to take Tor the
manifestations of serious organic dis
ease, and dose accordingly. In dis
eases of The kidneys and bladder, al
ways excessively weakening, and fer
constipation, fever and ague, and liver
complaint, use the Bltters.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-03-28
You Can't Make a Samson

JERSEYS, Jerseys, Jerseys, at
I SIMON Bros.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-03-28
Bunkum, or Whats
ditor of The HERALD.

To the Editor of tbs HERALD.
We, of Ogden, are proud people
We think our city is. par excellence. the
city of the Territory. And. in location.
it stands unrivaled. This we dare
affirm over and over again. without
fear of successful contradiction. But,
sir, we have capitalists among us-not
men of straw and bunkum. but men II
wealth ana influence. Where are they 7
Or. rather, why do they not come
boldly forward and launch out their
capital so that the natural resources so
much Dragged about in and around our
city may be developed? Why do they
fight so shy? Have they no confidence
in their own assertions2 or are they
waiting for foreign capital to come IN
and rub off the rust" 30 that they
may secure the kernel2 Go to, fellow
citizens; am with you, and of you.
Int let US have either more work or less
bunkum. Yours, etc.,
ncnrNcYq
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DIRECT CONNECTIONS

WHILE GONNEVB lVVS
-BETwEEN-
)enver, Chey enne. Kansas City,
Council Bluffs, Omaha. Chicago,
St. Louis and all Nebraska, Col
orado, Idaho, Montana. Oregon.
Washington Territory, and
Northern Pacific Coast Points.
Baggage Checked Through to and from all
Points East aud West, and come tons
made at Missouri River with lin
tied Trains of Eastern Lines.
Family sleepers FREE on Through
Mail Trains.
T. J. POTTER. ]. s. TEBBETs,
First V. P. G. P. 4 T A.,
OMAHA. OMAHA.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF UNION
PACIFIC TRAINS Main Line.
ARRIVE.
Mail and Express ............-.. ~ pm.
Limited ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. I. ~ am.
DEPART.
Mail and Express OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. SO Am
Limited. o.46 M
UTAH & NORTHERN AND OREGON
SHORT LINE.
ARRIVE.
Mail and Express 2o&m.
| Accommodation. .........-. 9.55 pm
| DEPART.
1 Mail and Express. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 4lO pm
| Accommodation. ....-...,..--....- o-00 h-I
| ECHO AND PAKK CITY.
ARRIVE.
| Nail and Express. IL ~ am.
Mail and Express. ............ 80. 410 p m.
The 8 03 m. train, leaving Salt Lake, and
! the 80 o N. train, arriving at Salt Lake,
carry through Pullman kleepers between
Salt Lake City, Cheyenne, Denver and Kan
sas City The limited trains carry Sleepers
both east and west bound between Ogden
and Council Bluffs.
| Sleeping ear reservations can be secured
for either east bound trains or for the Utah
& Northern and Oregon Short Line trains.
by application to the Union Ticket Office at
Salt Lake City or ogden.
j. V. PARKER,
Division Pass Agt.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-03-28
Commissioners Court.

Before Commissioner Rogers, the
case of Nels Jensen vs.. the U. P. Rail
road Company was postponed until to-
morrow, on account of the absence of
The attorney, Mr.. VanCott. for the
defendant not arriving from Salt Lake.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-03-28

T. J, POTTER. J. 8. TEBBETs,
First v P, G.P. & A.,
OMAHA. OMAHA.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-03-28
The Only Perfect Remedy

For habitual constipation, dyspepsia,
and kindred ills, is the lannon's Cali
fornia liquid fruit remedy, Syrup OF
Figs. 1t strengthens as well as cleanses
the system, it is easily taken, and per-
fectlv harmless. Sample bottles free,
and large bottles for sale by A. G..
Smith IL Co.
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MANI OTHER BARGAINS WILL MIKE IT PAE YOC
TO COME. ONE PRICE TO Ill.,

Dress Goods Lace and Notions, Ladies' Wraps and
Jackets. Shoe and slipper, Carpets Millinery and
other Departments, is Complete and our Prlces ne
Lowest in the City 1t will Pay every body to look
at our Goods and Prices before Buying Elsewhere
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-03-28

SURVEYOR JENKINS is doing lots of
surveying in town just now for private
citizens.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-03-28
Millinery Business for Sale.

ON ACCOUNT OF ILL HEALTH, The
entire Stock. Coos VIII ana Fixtures of
the millinery Business OF Mrs w B. Will
kinson will be sold on reasonable terms.
C. G WILKINSON,
at z. C. NJ. I. Invoice Room.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-03-28

Family sleepers FREE on Through
Mail Trains.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-03-28

Baggage Checked Through to and from all
Points East aud West, and come tons
made at Missouri River with lin
tied Trains Of Eastern Lines.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-03-28
We Warrant Every Article as Represented

Lot Spring suitngs, at5oc, worb double. -, j., ,. ,
Cloth desirable OsseS
n the lot 45c yard
IOG Hall
Fancy Striped Summer Velvet for trimming e
Lot Rhadame Evening Shades lot at Soc
India Silks, at 500 yard
Brocade Velvets, 81, worth 81 per yard
ooc worm
Sateen Dress Patterns II yards length for $loU
Bingham Dress Patterns, Is yards each, Tor 81
1000 Yards Lace Scrim, at 10c
Turk
Curtains 81 yards len tbs at So TO- worm Sa
I Single Pair Curtains, at Great BARGAINS.
8 White Honeycomb Quilts, at 70c SIC ana $AIo.
LotsW Mars $3.50 to $780,
! BrOche Shawl at 81 worth 81
/ oJ at Soc. worth double
! Ladies' at 85c. worth double
l Ladies Jerseys, at 81
/
l Ladies Jackets, at 81 So
Suede Gloves at 6Oc worm Sz0'
Kid Gloves at75c worth 81 o.
LotM Assorted Colors pan
Ribbed Hose Double Knee in sacA at zoc' pa'
/ Iot Ladie Hose Solid Colors at 1oc a pair.
Ladies Cotton Ingram Hose, at 25c pair
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-24
ping grades. es ssasS IS;
Trade

sssa ';si 4 :s ;;:.. s
e. 1892 40 puckwheat grain quoted SSS H
% sOasa 50. and Fancy S ss 5oass 90 ~ CORN MEAL.
Dull YellSw Western - so0s3 Is Brandywine' 80 To-
msTss. offered no Important
usual dun Saturday nS oos sad only snail seaDRs bus
West early and first sales here showed decline Of Sss
ea On qP ssss ws = G9 & b sS N
feeling set In and the market gradually hardened
touched 81 os - and May q 90 is leaving OF n@. at
s ass sssee 6s Sea Ps gf O Dc a Suocd
NO Red g7S No. pT as9syT q @ s ss s.
closing q % 81 DO March 81 o5 SsSst ee a. clos
a. 3 5avsS s svc " 6 Us ana
RAEY d d%,1 Sgy sreSSy sed CoRNess
ay end the %aTses s egd obS
bushels q cash grades and prices dropped l46le
closing The r failed hs osy ' weTa nss e
nIGcant Final ~ aguTes show losses Of isaI2c.
snS 'SGUs SYS mixed &c
20 NS AZ 10 4T 49, cT a
adoat; No December, &C 12c closing At 4G lie dc
&c i4e closing at 10 1-sc do MAY, closing at IS Ice
% aest in yy cd panScy h sG a se
down 1s2 and options slight los; closing dull
Guiding 10, g. 90 12c; do white; 92c no. 2 SO 12e
e 5sS g See $s 20 BE- Scs%Ss
Osgg 50 FsSs do s5g 81 - c do MAY, g 81
SO s4e closing at SO 5-se do white, January, "a $se.
75ss9 l%d f. Soc 100 H. S5sSSc sisp
n 5D.. . sSs Nc ;.s
sSsi u light Mt1sd ,5ssoSs: Psrk Mixed So:
$4,000 Dat, soc.
HoPsThsre is nothing new in the general situation
gi1ss: ;aSS s2 SasS
.ns new az soi2ss
o, quiet KEAge
ana ssge seaorng S QUALIFY
q Psnes Ou; quoted sea Cease & asd
FHpS55'iPyS,' ;'.Pso {; = 3
g. 10 r. 81 80 ON " g. s. To- " e. SO 80 tar, s. Is
oil market is without change Of moment, ruling
firm and quiet Cot,Onseed crude od SUMNER &c
yeeSS Ss''a aoPe.e sys s'
Linseed city, 5ss Western soc foreign J 5saeSs
BsseSed $Ssss crude Se natural wi1is5
nominal natural winter. 42d4se; beaehed winter 45a
&C. extra e5 Fa9aea 4ss ssa R e1e4Ge c R
olive 72a74S Palm l.4c; NeatsfoOt. prime. o. 190
OCEAN FREIHGTS-As usual Saturdays. the
market ruled quiet to-day without changes Of import
no Antwerp steam hence, bushels grain. I'D. Feb
ruary 10, shipment MIsCELLAN NJ; tsh
500 ship Sterling hence % san Francisco general cargo
British schooner V. T. H. Bear River TO Barbados
lumber private terms Norwegian bark J0ban Uguis,
Ship Island Buenos Ayros, lumber, 500 Norwegian
bark Oxo same British brig SOlaTlo. Ilayt and back
schooner Willamne TO MOnteyideo. OIL private
terms bark F. A. Sanchez. Baltimore TO Pernambuco'
coal 81 schooner Crystal Wave, hence 70 Cape Town,
general cargo owners account: schooner Kit Carson,
hence TO Point Pltre. lumber Sc and from Kings
Ferry TO Dcmorars lumber IS 90 British brig Acacia,
hence general private terms schooner
Annie r. Bishop. hence TO Bahia
NS-PORk-Prces have undergone no
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-24
THE STATE OF TRADE.

BOSTON Dec 22.-Flour quiet and unchanged; Common
25a4 so spnng Patents Choice to Fancy - 10
ds7 80 Corn unchanged. but In light demand; steamer
Yellow nOminay held Doe oats quiet ana unchanged;
No White 30 4d36c Shorts quiet steady ProVlslohs
steady New Mess Pork ZIG 1911 90 Old Mess PORK
slG OOalG % Prime New 30 90 Lard ~ 10
dSO 80 Butter firm Western Extra Creamery 30 d5Zc
Eastern Extra Creamery 29a3Oc Cheese steady. Eggs
quiet steady Extras ~ $50 Western Extras 2.c
Western F!rss 23c ReceptsFlOur $500 Dds ana 24Oo
"a bush. oats 10000 bush shorts bS tons
BALTIMORE Dec 22.-COtton easy; Middlng 9's09sc
Flour dull unchanged Howard Street and Western Superno
So 1871 IS; Extra 30 ~ 80 Famlly do 81 20 90
CITY Mills Rio Brands Extra 80 G205 10 Winter Wheat
Patent ~ - spring do do t6 % n 10 DO 40 straight
do Extra - 90 no 90 e$eri
FuItz lO4 iOPc Longberry 100 lOc No southern lO4
97dg7I.c; December 97d97c; January W. n9Sc; FEB
rary 100 March l02 0l02Lc Corn. quiet
steady; White 37d44c. Yellow 39042c. western easier Z
Mixed spot &C January at 42d ~ Sc February - a
42c. arch Ash d432 Steamer SO sc. oats du ana un
changed Southern and Pennsylvania were quoted AZ ~
SIC: Western White 80 03jc; do Mixed 3OV5zc frle'l
No White "a aali9c rye steady at GOa6lc iiay SION
and steady Prime Choice Timothy SO SoGslt ~
steady Mess Pork at 81 10 BULK Meats loose
Shoulders 74c: Clear RID sides SC :; 90 packed St4c
Iacon-Shonlders szc clear Rib sides Oc hams
steady at l2it 0l2i2c. lard steady; kefned az &c
Butter steady: Western Packed 602sc Best fo 2Odzc
Creamery 26a3c Eggs hrm az 23a 24c Petroleum quiet
but firm Refined at Zoo. Conee hrm- no ,aIgoes
Fair al &C Sugar quiet "A Soft. 7sc. Copper
Refined steady at l6pdl6ac whiskey firm at 81 a.
Freghts TO Liverpool per steamer quiet Cotton so
Flour per 2ls Grain 5905a,d. Receipts-fonr 5000
bbls Wheat ZOO bush. Corn 10000 bush oats 3OVO
bush. Shpments-Flour 900 bbls Corn 5000 push-
Sales-wheat 80 900 bush corn 5000 bush
CHICAGO Dec 22-The leading futures ranged as foows
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$ sfsH;s change 's 'iB3s s ::;
%sss7 ssSs1s ffHs Mes aS"i Rhr s9d
Mc.. aer esT sels as1 Extra Ness ss
ETH ~ % Ms: S. 81.
eii.' SP's yves TsE
: :!oiay Fi;s,sS belize. '' sys;,s i
Tcldea shoulders, ssa7 lie Smoked do. l-2e ~;
dE jaSaa 'naSS G hsDSi sa ard May
DRESSED HoGsoouiet and barely steady r..Rpy
s SsSo l SS subs ssS ga ody S sympathy with
attention pecember and January advanced Is points
and later months about points closing with some r.
action sales 500 Western steam spot eoe - At
St Louis 1900 ties were taken fo Liverpool Cy sesed
a. sales oo9 tc use rs sSngSy closed at
s24c March closed at sSs sales LOO &C. s saiS
$50 tcs o4as25c; June c9sed a. 25e Sales 21t ,eS
25e Refined quiet 9qo'eq nov 9o eea1d change
Choice stock wanted moderate eXteni p1t u' tnhs
andy gIm' r1r G''s cHs5nsry r?a9 ga
2GS2'e g os 5nO DO i fsf q
Good 2oa2s State Dairy sa-t TUBS 6,ry hr
27a2sc do Far 70 Coco, :, Inn Igaeoc Entire
bses sA0 Good % Fancy 22S25 do Fr d i9a2lSS
%sd'e'n i~'' Prime Essle5@ 615y
ShSes EacTv June Hrkns isai4c tubs 10
l4 zoe TsfeTy b bs2 Sf Factory az r.
cHTEsEIs held very steady r T'9 Cream. fsnsy
State Factory september II sel2e 0e9osr 4 st i5S
4c 95Sna %ysaS To onS ssc 90 u SKIM a6c
nat 1oei1 34c; Pennsyvsnia skins 2eS e,d pennsv
E oHis ssms mn as !% wssern $s4c Canada
as quoted last Fair reaned pto Iae' d GSq
cR, paaf Crushed 4s Cubes 1877 5sc
P?ySeredc 6DIc eao SSS Gip%"'' toee
f s,1peore $3.50 1 gS9f Extra Soc e.
$4gs 7sc Y1oT i2qS o price and dull Choice
city cii Lao
at isc. but today the market stands about &c.
LIVE SToCK MARKET
New.York. SATURDAY Dec. -BEEVES-Resceip,s IN
Guiding late arrival YESTERDAY Wen - n sa 9 s ~
civ for the market carloads we're in the wards
but aee was no tTedng Sd ,sno,,a IeenS a"
CAEvIS-Only 10 head received. and no sales re-
poF snrEr ec AND SLfa%MBs-Recep IS cars of ss9s
efn T D. ina d fair :. and Dr. eady Tor Sheep and firm
Tor lambs which continue IN lieh5 supply 10, 100 and
Common TO choice Lambs at s. 75a$I 20 e,o. q, =
average 25 per 100 70 iG2 20 do 50 n e. - 80 !. 1Ss
ct &C % Sc DO 0S n at So 30 800 Michigan DO ~ II
&C d. i ss at e. is5 csusds Lambs - Is
Ualenbeck { Hollis POI Northern Canada Ewes. 12S
- ~ 81 % Northern Canada Lambs. o. IL n, AZ a..
]. + Sadler & Go; 123 Western sheep 1lG 10 a.
81 10 10 200 do 1O2 - o. AT - late yesterday, ls9
Western sheep 20 h. 81 40; II Western Lambs, -
- al eG so II Kentucky DO - n. At 50 90
Judd & Buckingham: 26 state sheep 1Ol n At s.
"a state Lambs. 81 ~ al 81
HOGS-Receipts, Il cars Of 2,j59 head-l2 cars at
Jersey CITY and 40thst. None for sale alive.
Norinallv weak at % 2JG 30 per 100 p for Fair 10
Good Hogs
LIVE STOCK MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.
PUFFALo Dec % Receipts Tor last "a hours 1880
had Total the week thus ll.GlO head For the
samc time last 1880 Consigned through 70 carloads
"a Of which York. carloads SALE steady
common To Fair - - Extra Steers, 81 eO4@5 10
sheen and Lambs Receipts last "a hours 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-24

Prime pary .s ssS9G New
9'f9' f.ssss a aSs ssS 81 %
@ cSS and SS FATS assi Sss '
Quot and unchanged
Dec M,ass Sc s NJ S. a asd No.
Mixed MI fS sS'.c s' bid w. '''''N Wv '
MILWAUKEE, Flour nominal Wheat nrm cash sS,sc:
iaRa'5 Over s2 No. White sFn ' Rye QUIET
ss sfEsy firm I'd 81 AZ 81
steady Dairy SS2ts EEs. n Fte'R
6ioo 6e .e' Wheat bush Barley 600 bush Ship
ts-Flonr 300 bbls. Barley 1900 bush
4s sT Sss ss Sssd
easy. No white q lqG2s &c No White 24g21c sn Ry.
Il d. Receipts 33 900 bush Oats $4,000 bush sye
bush Rye 4,iOo bush.
snpene g 50 sS2 20 90 ac h1 ira
Sf Famt s2Sst co. Fsnnsyy Iva Ro Gs
straight 81 25Ss5 So Indiana Clear s. 1855 2S do
4 e 5 90 do d st. s 2ais aHa $ %
e. P@s9 81 Fair d. to GG z d
as7 90 Rye -four dull at 50 500 - 80 ior 1heoe
Bsyh Se I loo II b m aeana s dong but prices
options ruled firm and closed lc ger IN synpsny man
sales 0, Red in export elevator Ct lY1e NO
Pennsyya9a Red in export e elevator AZ No Red Tor
E psesnoe @sp at esss' spVd SeSSss
20 iS2 lS Do May Eys dun n and
lair demand 6a ,here was .te Or no % MSe
o lfs track $50 30 High Mixed in grain depot $50 80
Mixed in export elevator at &c Steamer ~ export t
At &c for local trade; No Mixed for December
$685. DO January ~ G Nav 90 s9. ot
ruled quiet but steady with moderate odIngs Rejected
rack Ss2c 10 White 81 aSSGe No INVITE Mhiie 30 c
sgS DO QUA January 81 February
MaTf1 Sand %ts a Western Early
Rose choice 41@5S: per bush Ey ho sofa r 70 sDSe
Provisions steady Beefity Family $40 so il 90 per Dbl:
DO do packets 50 5Oalo O0 smoked Beef i re Beef
Mess NeE 81 30; DO Family sl7 codl7 80 Hams
d. d. in salt i0c: sides Clear Ribbed smoked lobe
Shoulders dry salt and fny cured. Sc do do smoked
Bellies in pickle 9aelOc do Breakfast Bacon lo9allc.
STG stsay loose C az Butter dn penasySaS
Creamery Extra 3 34c Creamery Extra lG dl7c
ii 5c: Packing Butter Il i2c Eggs weak; Pennsyvanl
P P st at 2ts %eTp s Fs 81 ifs
powdered 7'-c Granulated 4lec. Feed hrmi Winter
I Bn sS p5 5ses 20 Pf GP
$500 bush Corr 1900 Sns o. oats 100 Sns s9 5S
bush
LoU % 3CuT Gpss c and e5 an"n at wss e
closing loose DID July so%S so' 81 &c c 6s os pic
G December c95 8o. closing soc January i
$o3G asked March 81 % 9, s 6a 30 cash 55
December 24c bid Nay % 2sa-c closing 2' bid
cash B,e sy dull Me aaa weak eS
Timothy st &c aa CO. a. 8 sT 5o
Butter quiet Creamery 5r p9 ass
81 go 81 So @6sfcy steady 81 a. dr
a. SAL S3 ta5ms 81 e ons Clear and
! 81 1907 - Short Clear al 81 1907 30 Bacon-Shonl
Sf Sa at clear s. S9s S 81 Ha an At O SO
Receipts Flour 4 900 6bls Wheat 5000 bush p OSei
1000 bush Shipments Flour 5000 6o b6Is Wheat Loo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-24

Total for the week $4,000 For the time last
$4,000 Consigned through II carloads ~ OF which 10
New York carloads on sale market STEADY lnerl2r 70
Fair 81 OOd4 90; Good To Choice - 5dt4 10 tNtta
81 90 d5 % Lambs Ordinary Choice Western 50 VOp
s. Is Extra go O00G 50 Canadian Lambs steady NJ 80 Oh
as7 TO-
Receipts last "a hours $500 head Total f9r
thus far 900 time last week 90
Consigned through 81 caroads 10 Of which 70 New York @
carloads on market advanced loflJ cents Selected
Workers 80 3Od5 So Selected Medium Weights 80 10 a
50 20 Light Pigs SO 800 IS Rough 81 90 stays "a %
n0ar taxi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-24

FLOUR AND MEAL-FLOUR-Dulness the main
feature to-day both exporters and obbers buying only
cover actual necessities Prices ruled weak without
showing any material change Sales, 10000 bbls 300
To- export including 700 bbls Low s3 25d t3 10
400 Ibis CITY Mill s5ds5 IS for West Indies 500 bbs
Minnesota Extra eS 30ds6 rs Fancy, 50 sOds7; $500
sGpeTnne So s5ass 90, and 500 bbls Fine s. 1898
Patents SIS 1881 %; Low Extra. SO 26ds3 IS ;
Winter wheat low grades So 3ods3 70 Fair 10
Poor CGoice S. l9a$S go Very ,, Choice to
Extras So 9oasS 75 Clear 81 40ds5 40 Rye Mixtures
81 40as6 go; straieh!s Poor to Fancy s5Sse rs ;
fsney &c soas7 suPeghne Spring and Winter So s5a
sOUTHERN FLOUR-Had better inquiry, at
generally steady prices. Sales, 1900 bbls :