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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-08
Real Gsiaie.
History of Title Insurance in
the United States.

The nrst real estate title insurance company was
ganired in Philadelphia in 1876 Since then title insur
companies been formed and are In successful
operation In NewYork, Boston, Baltimore, Washington
Chicago ST. Paul. Minneapolis Kansas City, Denver
San Francisco Portland and nearly important city
In this country.
The basis OF successful business for all OF these COM
panies is first corps Of expert title examiners headed
by able counsel who examine every title in the interest
Of the insurer and, second Locality Plant This plant
is made of copies abstracts Of every deed mortgage
recorded legal paper affecting real estate so
grouped and systemared according the lots Of land
affected complete abstracts of title to each
piece OF property in particular city Such plant is as
indispensable properly conducted title insurance COM
pany as Westinghouse air brake to a modern railroad
company q tidcwater pipe line to an oil company.
The cost and labor OF making one in great city is
enormous The complete plant in Philadelphia cost nearly
e2soo oo Tho plant in Chicago has recently changed
at the price 5000 ooo and practically the sole
reliance Of that city for knowledge It's titles and has
been for many years The system established In
New-York and Brooklyn in 1883. by the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-08
THE STATE of TRADE

BALrMonE. Oct. S-Cotton dull. steady Middlng lohe
Flour quiet firm Howard Street and Western supernns
e. 1894 2j. Extra 10 81 60e5 90 Family 90 - I1e
30 CITY Mills perhne 1904 30 Extra do 70 a. TO-
do RIO Brands 50 75a626 Patapsco Family al ~ % 90
superiatve Patent At 81 So whsat-sonthern higher;
Fultz ll56l25c; Longberry li6b1l24o Western strong
higher No Winter Red spot III III PC; DO octcDer
)l1&all2e; do December ll4adll6c Corn.southorn
January 46isd46,sc. nrm sonthern 3ias4o:
Pennsylvania 81 934c Western White 81 e3ic western
Mixed % d zoe. Rve firm aud steady; Prime
6i005c Hay firm. steady, Prime TO Choice west
srn SIG 5Oasl7 90. Provisions were quiet and nrm
Pork s7 Oo Bulkmeats shoulders and Csar ny
Sides packed 9hdloa Bacon-shonders lossc Ciear MD
sides he Hams lS.Sl.ss Lard refined i2S Butter inter
nrm 2ia22c Petrolsum steady; kenned a'so Conee
firm Rio cargoes fair lbiadl6% sugar dull; a sott
&C Copper renned firm at l60l6tc Whiskcy quiet al
ST. 26dS % FrclThts 70 Liverpool per steamer quiet
Cotton I'D Flour per ton lsa Cd Grain We hecepts-
Flour 5000 bbla Wheat 1000 bush. Corn lSooo bash
500 Gbls Corn 1000 bush sacs-wheat $4,000 bush
Corn 1900 bush.
BosroS Oct 6-FIour strong and excited and prices mp
spring patents early day at 81 u.s. But after the
Minneapolis opened the goods advanced 50c
per Lbl quiet and steady; No. White Sbh 6tc
Shorts firm and sleay Provisions hrm and unchanged
New Mess $40 51l7 90 Old Mess Pork $3.50 10 IS
Prime New SO 7b9sl7. Lad $40 b09sl2 Butter
nrm Western Extra Creamery 2362tc Eastern Extra
Creamery 24c Cheese quiet aRd nnchsnssd Eggs nrmi
Frsts l9c Flour 1000 bbs and 600 sacks
Corn $4,000 bush oats 81 900 bush Shorts 227 iona
CHICAGO Oct 6.-The leading futures ranged M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-08
TIVE srocK MARK ETs-BY TELFGTApII.

CHICAGO Union Yards. Oct 6-Ihe Drorers
Journal reports Cdttle-Recopts 5000 head shipments
5000 Market steady. Beeyes 50 l0Gs6 % seers
az 7ba5 10 StocRers aud Feeders ~ % 6s3 30: Cows
Bulls and Mixed 81 1903 TO- Texas Cattle 81 6o03 10
Western Rangers 81 sOU4 %. ~
Hon Receipts IL 900 head shipments $500 market
steady Mixed GO OO1s6 60 Heavy So 2o9s6 so; Light
SO OQ6 35; Skips So 1913 90 -
sheep Receipts 5000 head shipments 900 market
shorn s3 90 So 80. Texans Shorn 81 75sS 1O Lambs
0Oa5U 20.
ct Louis Oct 6-Cange = Receipts 285 ahipments
1880; market steady Choice Heavy Naive ees 20 lOG
So 10 Fair Steers - Az 90 Butchers
Steers Medium TO Choice IS 2004 AZ seekers and
Feeders Fair to Good So 0O03 70 Rangers. Corn'ied
&3 lOai 80 : Grassfsd 81 0003 10
Hogs-Receip l.475 shipments 800, market steady
Choice Heavy and butchers Selections SO 35DG 90 Pack
ing Medium Prime 81 l50640i Light Grades. Ordinary
TO Beat IS SO at 10 ,
Receipts z4Ot shipments mono; market steay.
Fair q Choice 80 004s 90 -
ls0i shipments lSo. texans ana In
dians IN carloads. f20as30.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-08

SEs:sfs ~ osSSssss ss' ssss :
e., lSlSsTe White Ey,r1 7sc d EH1 Ise c.
'sTEARINE-In ilSht demand. City, IL 1-Aci West
crn, Ice. oeomargar.ne, 10c for city. 81, s,,
Prime City quoted 6-1oc. Sales, 100000 at 6l0c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-08
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

CoFFEE-Braz grades ruled dull and weaker to-o ,S
and pdces reduced 1-4c owing to pfesk IN ene
options Fair cagoes quoted Is Sc No sass b1l
I'm the options received setback toaay a
the very the rsded the market ana soon hs
things bretty much their own way Heavy blocks were
thrown and prices went to pieces Near mon'h' sc
fered the most. showing loss OF 2odoo poln
deliveries sympathized with break OF io12o po'h'"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-08

Good Ordinary 77.1o Low Miadng 10
Strict Good Ordinary SIS Middling Is ia
the temper rather bearish pressure TO sell closing
prices are steady at sac points decline. sales a'oVo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-08

COTTON-The cash market weaker but not quot
ably changed, with moderate business rspSareo
1.-THE beginning OF the crop year. receipts at the ports
have aggregated 492 1855 bales comparing with S212lo
bales foi the corresponding time last season.
Quotations are based American standard Of classic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-08

SALE POSITIVE TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER
JAMES BLEECKER & SON
will sell az auction WEDNESDAY, october 10, 1883,
at 10 M, the Real Estate Exchange 80 to 50 Liberty
ST., New-York,
The well. known Hodgman Rubber Factory property.
situated Tuckahoe Westcheser County N Z Getty OF
Yonkers) 10 miles from Grand Central Depot .
The farm consists Of about % OF land one side
of which is bounded by lake 20 acres In extent.
There large and three 90 small factory buildings
thYeestor dwelling house, tw0story dwelling house
SmaIl tcnsnent Adjacent to the Harlem Railroad sta
ton with 20 trains running way per day 80 min
utcs from q. G. station IL . =
For maps apply at the auctoneers $50 Broadway and
Ava GEO f. HODGMAN. 459 Broadway. N. Y.
G. A. HODGMAN, Tuckahoe, n. r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-08
Gountrp propertn for Sale ano Go fs''

GENcY FOR MONTCLAlH- HandsoMe reslience,
n and building sites for SALE houses 10 le. season or
year. CLARENCE b. TUBBS. Beekmanst N y
NT0NTCIAIR NJ J.-Charming summer resort and
Nl winter home for sale modern residersse rVqas;
every city convenience; attractive GROUNDS nea,l -
acres frontagrs; amrle stable. $4,000 i-DN. T.
HAMILTON & Co, 95 broadway, oice j.
M oNTCLAIR REAL ESTATE AGfNCf Houses 70
IARSoNs & TAYLOR. 70 cedar-st. ~ y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-08

Flour higher demand good; Patents s. 25ds7 bOi
Bakers 81 O65 90; Choice So 0o05 rs Winters.
in barrels SIS 1916 90.
Cash quotations were as follows-No. Spring Wheat
81 l7a6l ISL No Spring Wheat 100 q l03c. No. RED
81 lis9l9h Mo- Corn 45Nc. No. 2oats Ale Nc Rye
at COO. No. Barley nominal No. l Flax seed at
81 80. Prime Timothy iced 81 81 80 Nose Pork at
Sl5 so per Dbl Lard $40 80 per loo n.
Short Ribs SIDES loose 50 AS saltei Shoulders
boxed S. s7ae9 co. SIDES boxed SO 1880
Whskey distilers finished goods 81 20 por gal Suears
Ont LOAF 81 c; Granulated 77sc Standard "A"7lac
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-08

SPIRITS OF TURPENTINR
CHkNLxsroN. Oct 6-TurpeDtine 1rm at l0o
SAVANNAH. Oct es-Turpentine nrm Mt 40 20
WIINIx0Tox. Oct G-Turpentine rrm At AVe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-08

on the PToacc Excsnnss of saSsr
Fancy Dairy l69lSc Good l2h9l5c Eggs nrm At
1871 Ice for Choice Northern.
e w was Suss aga
steady Ne NIsS sss osss steady Sa MlI s.
i ss RYE SIC 10 quiet.
Short Ss 81 30 short S, ro 81 90 tn. Sa s,
sasiet q .iesS S Fancy cTsa@s
9 Roll o4ssS. sss fHS s as;a
S.sss Is S Esa. ssy
5Si7ac Cheese steady Prime to Choice Ohio Flat At
rscslpis $500 bush shipments 5000 bush
No Re- Oct cash se e;osr e Wv Sorems.T
Zoo t %ai'' oa, ZOO SasB ''' w
SIR a% 80 Mixed at $50 bid Oats steady No
Is dsns we're
s GO s. s 81 oetoSs s. g a Dec 81
on track. ST. 20 No. Northern cash 81 % do October
rero1ted 10 cars on track '" ''''' ''''
cs.5 9S S9 WHIT r% Cor. sS
& S o &c. steady No r W 2 s, a Mys c s%
go 81 9s0 steady. s 90 o.1 s hsr 80 s
At isIe Cheese steaiyi Gseadafs at &c. Receips.~
SS bush
PEORIA; os, s,csrn GEm High Mixed A4a4t.c; No
wne g assc r Il. White 3 go RSo rm No
Keccipts-Corn 246OD bush. oats 81 900 bush Rye $500
bush. shpments-Corn 1880 bush. Oats $3.50 bush.
Rye 300 bush
LOUIS oct. 6.-Flour firm steady. Family SO 9Od
81 10: Choice 3. 3c04 tO Fancy So 90 Al 25 Extra
Family So 40 as 6O Patents s. 7506 So. Whoat-Cash
higher but quiet optsns higher, excited No Red. cash
81 IL bid october 81 34 closing 81 pig bid December
81 1921 l6'. closing 81 l5a May ~ 1901 10. closing
81 l77s Corn higher and IN demand at advance No
Red, 40c october 80 629s.c closing $3.50 Novem
Der rs e closing 80 asked year 81 closing "a &C;
January 33A closing 33tc; May 3G036Sc. closing
Sole oats higher No cash 22'.a &c Nay % 'a9i-c
October 227sc bid November 13ssc bid RJeNO at a-c.
BAY duh Prairie $: 0oa9 90; Prime Timothy sl2 SOC
So 90 Bran easy 6ec. Flaxseed lower at 81 80.
Lead steady Refined 8 Sog5 90 soft 81 Is Butter qnet
bat steady Creamery Is d20c Dairy l56lTc. Egg firm.
IN good demand; Best at l5c Cornmea 81 1922 b.
Pork SIG 25e5C Lard-rrmo steam nominally $40 90.
Drysa Meats, boxed-Shouiders at SO 90 Long Clears
a. 50 80 60 Clear RIPS at 50 Co. Short Clear 80 500
at $40 70. Clear Ribs at $40 10 Short Clears at
$40 S79 Hams $l 500l3 60 ReceiDts-Flour 1000 bblx
Wheat $1,000 $3.50 bush Oats $4,000 bush.
Rye 5000 bush. Barley $4,000 bush.
ToLRDo 6-Whoat active higher Dash ll40l17iac;
October i2ci November ll6c; December llsac Corn
dull cash 47c Oats quiet No. White 25c. Glover
seed actlye steady cash s. So October s. 55 Deem
bush Oats 5000 bush Coverseed 1000 bags ship
mentsWheat "a 600 bush corn 1000 BUSH oats 5000
bush Cloverseed z,iG1 bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-08
ADVICE TO ALL.

~ DO stay away from this sale for fear that
prices win be high. Remember lots Will be sold
TO highest bidder, regardless Of neighbohood values
money in pocket first deposit and attend
Free excursion tickets, maps and full particulars OF
JERE. JOHNSON, JII GO Llberty-st, New-fork, OF
3o3 Fulton-st Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-08

Business propsrln for Sale and 90 Eel
BUILDINGS, STORES. LOFTS AND OFFICES 40
ID LET. Beekman, Ann. Fulton, John. rean win.
lam Nassau and strects In tho vicinity rutland -
WHITING. Beskmanst
vJ,o LET-hree lofts 5oxs5: light all around steam
Il slevator steam power, heated inquire %
@. b. ALTHAUSE q CO.,
On prenlseA 1Ql and los ThompsoeeA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-08
ATTRACTIONS AT SALE.

ROYAL BANQUET Under COLOSSAL TENT AT
LIS p. ~. BRILLIANT MIsIC BY CELL BRATED
TWENTY THIRD REGIMENT BAND FRtE *.
CURSION FROM NETWORK AND BROOkLfNTc
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-06
THE MARTIN-BR0WN CO.,
COaNGa MafN nANn' FoUETEE STREETS.
The Only Exclusively Wholesale Dry Goods H0@ in Fort WORTH

the gloIies of sunrise On that peak, weat
up to spend the night there, and see the
sun rise Gext morning, but when 1t came
up it was 50 far behind their anticipatiOns
they actually Kissed 1t. The migbtiest
Influences to-day are like the planetary
system-Completely silent. Don'a hiss
the sun!
O, woman! do 8 not this story Of Wash
ii the Queen, Yashii the yelled, Vashti
the sacrifice, Vsshti the silent, move your
soul? My sermon converges into the one
absorbing hope that none of you NAV be
shut out OF the palace gste OF heaven.
You can endure the hsrdships, and the
priVstiops, and the crueliies, ard the
misiortunes OF this life. if you can only
gain admission there. Through the blood
OF the everlasting covenant, you go
through those gates, or never go st all.
When Rom was beseiged the daughter
Of its ruler sew the golden bracelets On
the left aims Of the enemy, and she sent
word to them that she would betrsy her
city and surrender il to them II they
w0ult only give her those bracelets on
heir LETT arms. They accepted the
pre- f r, and bG night this daughter of the
ruler OF the city opened one of the gates.
AuS uAAJ GHSC4SuJ nuu hCCplbS tucI
promise, threw upon her their
bracelets, and also their shields,
nntii under weight she died.
Alas, that all through the eyes the
same folly has been repeated, and for the
trinkets and glittering treasures Of this
world men and women swing open the
portals of their immortal soul fer an
everlasting surrender, and die under the
shining submerge ment.
Through the rich grace OF our Lord
Jesus Christ may you be enabled to imi-
tate the example Of Rachel and Hannah
and Abigail and Deborah and Mary and
Vashti. Amen!
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-06
Tho FeH Best

News and family paper In lhe state is
the WEEKLY GAZETTE; price feducsd 70
81 . year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-06
THE STATE OF TR1DE

BALTIMORE June 5-cotton steady. Mdilins io1lo,.a.
four easier, quiet Howard Street and Western supo 10
81 30 1S3 OO Extra - IS 90 90. FANNY 90 - -
40 cav Mills snDernns ~ 5UD2 S. Extra do s. seg
DO 40 Br2nis ~ 80 15 lu Pataosco Family 50 ~ 10 ~.
psrattvs Patent IS 50. Whnat-Southern arn quiet
ter koepot at 9O'4c; 10 for June 90it yc' do ts
59Neoe 10 do for August sg 40 &c. Coru-souther
nrmer White At 63c Yellow AZ Gle Western n y. "a
ami aul Mixed SPOT so &c Did June SIC asked jay w
~ se August 81 a96l &c drm southerna Gtal
Western White At &3e45o. Western Mixed at 4Oeal r
Hay stsay Prime Choice western 81 oosi7 So Pro-
vision. active and nrm' Mess PORK si5 or Buk meats
shoulders aot Clear Rib Sides packed 7h1s',e Sacon-
Shoulders sS7c Clear RID sides sic Hams IL 10 i3c
Lard reaned at NC Batter steady. western packer AZ
iS9lbe Creamery i71ige. Eggs steady at 1918 20.
Petroleum HIGHER. keaaed NJ The Coffee steaiiy' ZIG
caIgoe. ordinary to fair. a9lg.c sugar steady A.
&c 81 2s&sl Is Other articles UNCHANGED Frelrhs 70
Liverpoo per du-Cotton 6-32d Flour per ton
lower 5e Grain ls Recepts-Fiour IL s32 ools wheat
5.2OO bash Corn 1000 bash Oats 1000 Dusn- nhp-
mentsFbnr s2o7 Ibis Corn 10. loo busa. sales-Wheas
3.6 700 bush. Corn 20. 900 bush.
BUFFALO. Jane 5-whesi-No 1 Hart dull but nrm
at &c oyer Chleaso August No Northern &c 9 aver
whcatdu No. Red 92iaes3hci No White Micn
lgan 59c Corn ull. lower No. yellow o32c
No Yellow 5sslc No. $50. oais quIss but stsAty
No White 42c No i Mixed 3S9c. Rye duil ana
nominal Flour steady. with fair demand Mlfeed ani,I
Canal freishts dull boatmen asking sac for Wheat 80.
were-Flotr 25.0OO bits Wheat s23.O00 bush. Corn
l2700O bush oas 2s5.O0n shipments by Ra-flour
$4,000 6as- Wheat 10000 bush Corn 47.Ooo bush
CHICAGO June 5.-Ths leading futures ranged as
follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-06

&c sh ses ' sas:s :s G foreign
sissessd S Sa 7ss sS; eloastsa .prs
Gie: Slsasaca winter 4sc eStra SeaeSsd zSe
Ocean fREisHTsa 81. demand was no. specially T
GAGEME i lsssoH seam hence csooo bush
S S is@ es%ssd h0SSS eus@ s
So aese - an Sa Italian BARK 5000
bills rns s Ga Calcutta ssnS hence wo BRITISH SHIPS
OUO s.ei G5eRed yves. ruled stronger and
lS9 rps Ness Sssea so Ness sbo a:
S Si:ss sISssis me- Meas q
:.osfis and de@and pasy
51i Ss Isea Ms g. sslss a. ssss 1A'Is nsai
slldsil so in terces Plate 81 e5as7 500 Family az
Sssa at here msA and SIS sna Ia: s held
egT SaX cses ms a. S rule su quite oe %
Sale: COO IsAsa Bellies later sd for I, %
Sss s.n,s. %s3.a fa e
- MiDpLEssHsye slow demand DREssED
F2fs5a ss fair fss an a6a s s'nti City hf1S ss
SSysg 81 the s Sss Tas the main here 1y oR
This msrkos sympa,szes with strength but BY no means
pn options se Ai pSps s p
ely steam ssS pS Sy e p slsss r." 8 as 90 s soc
s ss Quoted cspseGs ana south n AmsF
sS2c closing a. sac bid . 600 tcs August soas s5e
ns % s: s s osc sSsR'lS
S.Sec. 4. DUTTEn-Holders retain the advantage and
there very fair demand. Creamery, tRin extra 19c
State Creamery. 1910 Ice; Western lba1S l2c; state
dairy half frklns tubs 1919 12c Welsh tubs. 10 lag
II To- ; Dairy tubs 15e Western Imitation Creamery,
1916 1-2c; Western Dairy, u l-eal5 l2c; western
Factory. 12e14 lie CHEEsE-A STEADY feeling pre-
walls and the movement IL fairly active Now Factory
i-2ss Lie including fancy coored and white Lac
skins, 1G7c: Ohio fat, 7Ssc. EGGS-irc doing bet
ter and the demand continues and nearby 1Gd
10 1.4c; Canada. 1od1e lac; Western, 10 S-4c9loc;
Duck Eggs. 1Sa20c -, -,
sUcAR-For sugar the demand was quite light.
but values were changed 4a4 5Sc for Mo
sales 5000 bags ceG n Rs eSss e and
Quotations. Cut Loaf 8, Crushed g., Cubes
Z Powdered z, GRADUATED S4a6s1c. Mould = a
7Confecuouers A. SO Coffee A" Standard Las 81
Coffee OF A" 6d6 Ito White Extra g To- EAIa u
5-aa5 81. " c" IL, yellow 5-16a5 3s -
TOBACCO-In seed leaf there IS fair movement bnt
kentucky IS iul. Sales 100 cases 1ss6 Dutch I'D
II Lee 100 1886 New England 1871 Log cases
1886 Pennsylvania Seed Leaf 2d12 lc2e 1so cases
Sundries. 5d30c; 800 b9les Havana, eocGSl ~, 100
'-' sTEARiNi3~Lard dull City quoted lie and oleo-
margarine, Sc, with sales Of 10000 n, 34Gsc. -,r
TALLOW-Has light demand. but prices are well
supported Prime City quoted at 1'sc Sales 10000
n, Use. -, -. .
wooL-No business of Importance has been c accom-.
pshed since Friday and while values showeu no cnanese
ef importance IL steady Sales 40 Ocg -
western Texas 13G15c <3 900 ID Spring Texas l4alTc
5000 d Mixed Secured, 250Soc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-06
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North River. Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL, MARKET REPORT.

ruIr.pfEG MATERIALS--h quiet and unchanged
sss trenton Phliaael2na mont alongside pier
~ issa. Jerseys, IS 250s0 %; Pale, - 5oaS3
f,iIs.s sSsssra hard anOas 90 SSsss op k,yer
hard sn,sS,ns 81 20; Goats Hair, s2eS5e per bush
81 e Han y a2c; Cement 81 loas2 40 for round lots
csteS Portland; English Portland o. WAS 81
A An.easac. 81 10 per Dbl Lath ss rs per m
hossS0Dh In a snail way there Is moderate
,DoSeSent from day to day; ,Guayasuil 10
LOO ~ carca 25S2Gc Matacsibo, 2sd2s LIE.
1eaiysT Dull ana unchanged Quotations: Barry
- S,.,N,cs Fleiish 1-5dS SSc; and GRADUATED
Grann.aVc 81 Ss Lee: HsusyRldts Paper, 5-se.
CSgEl3h' 80 STOCk.-MsasSes Shocks and Hea1s
,,,,v active, but otherwise the market Is dn Melasss
EIrN "a Heads s22s2 10; Sugar Shocks and Heads,
s "a men 81 1881 S. 30 inch 81 5oasl 90; od
shoeNs - 90 old shocks without Heads, s0665c; Rum
800 snd Hcsds SO 65dS3 70; Rum Pipes s6ase 30
Empty Hogshcaa> o. -'~S- ""' AVp'' - 'S" Vs."
eco IL feet $26dS2l .o., - s,o.., $500.
sS1oRDAGE-Sciling moderately on stca1y market
,,stis IN sac and Sisal, 10 3 &c.
Mua.Ir ~ THE movement light and the market
49, AZ 10 Lac for fair Rio spot invoices Sales
vSssso bs~s No az 1870; l,5OO bags santos No az
le--s. THE mildcr styles quiet S2ies-1.0 600
- Naraeaibo, p. With easier sdvices from abraa al
ta-s -, on market was weak Closing prices Indicated
~ sse,;nc OF lO425 points for the day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-06
TIVE STOCK MARKET.

Nev.Yor1 Tuesday June 5-BEEVES-Reeeints. 81
cars OF 400 head5 ears Jersey City and 10 cars az
Oak Clid ali Tor expert alive no trading, and no Live
Dressed Beef lac higher than at close Of last week
There was GOOD trade yesterday. Demand to-day mod
crate but feeling City Dressed quoted al a.
for very ordinary Prime Native sides ana Foor 20 GOos
Texas do sold at 1-2G7c Chicago Dressed NatFe Beei
sold at 1.4as 1-4c ana Good Texas do at 7@7 l-5c
Cable advices received to-day quote Refrigerated Beer
steady az I'D and American Live Cattle are selling IN
London and Liverpool II 12G12 lac per ID estimator
dressed weight. 90, -. -. D.,
on the Ern and 1850 quarters Of Beef on the Wyoming
The Ludgae H Will be laden with Live Cattle t0'nof'
The negotiations Of the committee appointed by the
minor slaushteriag firms Of New-Yofk, Brooklyn ara
fat could De rendered by orc OF inc lsaihg
Of oil stcaIne and fellow have failed owing to disagree
ments tho butchers Themselves II Is reported tha'
one Of the points Of agreement was On grazing the rat
40 body Of tansactns business have ever exhined
perhaps less talent Tor organization ana seuprotecuo
than the wholesale butchers Of Now OK. As one Oh
them apty remarked recently each one OF W. seems more
anxious the advantage % sme one else IN TIE Dua
ness than to benefit and build uD our trade
CAI.VEs-Iiecepts were 100 head. Feeling firm
Dressed Calves in good demand and finn with sales o.
-, n,sesod VeoIs AZ 1. a9c: CITY Dressed az l. .
~ zoe. and Dressed Buttermilks sold 10 . I-2c1c.
sales-Juad buckingham: % Neals 40 b average,
at G l-2c per H.
all M Jersey CITY and also heiG from
Yesterday Offerings mainly Common stock Feeling
Saie included Common to Good Sheep at 4a5c with
few Poor Ewes sold down 70 1-4c Good to Prime
Lambs sold ar 3-4ae lie.
Dressed Mutton lrmer for Good stock. Selected ear
casas sold az 10 12H11c but Ordinary Prime mainly
a. Ta1Oc for City Dressed and 7e0c for Common to
Good Chicago Dressed Dressed Lambs higher and sell
ing at 12a1c, and even up TO l1c for hFiety Prime
ssles-J f. ssdler Co. 76 Ohio Sheep II H. at
1-4c per u 30 Virginia do, % D. at l-2c go Viz
ppia Lambs 81 81 n. az &c.
J. n. Pidcock; l5j Virginia Lambs 81 n. at 34c
Der II; III West Virginia do, &C IL d. NJ 1-2c
Sherman & Cul 154 Kcntucky sheep, 90 r, al
1c per n ~ do IS H. Sc do, II n at 14c 100
Kentucky Yearlngs. II -, at Sc
Judd & Buckingham Isl West Virginia Lambs, 80 10
NJ S lie: - West Virginia Sheep 81 p. a. Sc.
HOGS-Receipts were 80 cars OF 1900 head-1G cars
A. Jersey City and Ii at 4CihsL Only head FOR
sale. Feeling weak
Country Dressed fraction lower Than 40 last ropor.
Medium are quoted : 100 l-2e aad Light at 81
acc.
sales-A W. Lamb State Hogs e23 averago
al Is 30 Der 100 n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-06
steady snoru Native. 50 75ss 40 Texan. 81 Ooss So

Western Feeders 80 20B3 go
ST. Louis. Juno - Receipts 800 mead sns,-
mems 500 head; narKss strong. Choice Heavy Naiivs
Ssees ~ 90 $50 20. Fair 20 Good Native steers - ~,
~ % butchers Medium 70 Cholc- " -nVs ~
Shooters Feeders. Good 81 4OoSS 10; Rangers
Common TO Good, 81 251s rs. - $780,.
reher Choice Heavy anil Buchers &C, ecton -
Packny Medium 10 Prime s. S50So d. laShs si"-''
or linary 10 Best 81 IS d. A..
sasot-Heceipts 100 hoadi shipments zoe head Maj
kel Fair
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