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Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-10-18

The Real Secret OF the unparalleled succ, .
Of THE CHICAGO DAILY NEWS may be
found in tzoo aisfug"ishing oh0raeie,Isfifs.
which more than anything else have cor
tribuied to its remarkable growth.
EiRsr:--H is Daily Paper for Busy PtefA.
The people ofthe busyWest appreciate keen
~ the necessity of an Intelligent knowledge
Of the worlds daily doings, but they are too
busy to waste valuable time in searching
through cumbrous " blanket-she news
paper for the real news Of ant, literature,
science, religion, politics, and the thousand
undo things which make up modern CIV
ilization. They want news-all the news
tmt they don't want il concealed in an over.
powerng massofthe trivial and inconsequen-
tial 1t is because The CHICAGO DAILY
News is sal 70ks1 and no ei0f," that
its circulation is over d million soeek."
SECoND:-X6anH udteeudfnf, 2Sxkh-sfl2ing
Msaespaper. The people demand fair, i'm
partial, independent newspaper, which gives
all lie 1esrs, aud give i -Gnss from the tairt
of partisan bias. With no mere political am
bition to crafty, no " AK to grind" the i'm
partial, independent newspaper may truly be
"guide, philosopher and friend to honest
menofevery shadeof political faith; andthis
SwDy HE SHitAo DAILY NEWS mas 70.
day circulation Of over "a ssiLl;os q z,es&."
THE CHICAGO DAILY News now adds to
these two comprehensive elements OF popu.
larity. a third. in its unparalleled reduction
Of price to ONE CENT a DAY.
II IS aiaoars h,gs euoueA,-uessr too large.
THE CHICAGo DAILY Nrws is for sale b
all newsdealers at one (snf per copy, or
will he mailed, postage paid, for 900 per
year, or - cents per month. The farmer
and mechanic can now Afford, rs well as the
merchant and professional man, To have his
metropolitan daily.
Address VICTOR r. LAWSON,
Pu'l='.s - The Daily riev =" Chicago
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-10-18

What's in IA name Judging from
the following We should say nothing:
At POcatello. Idaho, there is IA man by
the name of Bible keeping IA grocery
store. At Santa Fe II man 10y the
name of Jules Jesus keeps II saloon.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-10-18

The American party in New York
state has concluded not to place II
a state ticket in the field this year.
New York voters will not suffer for a
choice OF candidates, however, rs there
are six state tickets in he field.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-10-18

On the Sth inst, at Bozeman, Judge
Lildell issued an order in which he
says the squatters on the Fort Ellis
reservation are trespasslngand orders
that they he removed Immediately.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-10-18

Three weeks from now the man who
has quarreled with his neighbors ON
the subject OF politics will be around
asking them to smoke ut his expense.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-10-18

Chief Justice Fuller has taken the
oath of office and entered upon the
discharge OF his duties Monday, Octo-
Der Sth.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-10-18

Congress is likely to adjourn on Sat
ur,lay of this week. Its session has
been the longest Of any on record.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-10-18
REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET.

James &. Flood. the bonanza king Of
California. died ut Heidelberg, Germany
ON the I 18th inst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-13
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New YORK. Friday Oct. 2-BEEVES-Receipts, 16s
cars o. s121 heai22 direct Eas, Side Slaughter
ers 81 cars GOthst which 60 cars consigned
man and i' ears az jey y e sai Of Wien
were sale With fully 40 held from previous
arrivals there were $50 the market embracing
TeSsns cooPados and Rangers sod fairly well early IN
Of Naive steers were dun and depressed aud Good Cattle
s the 10 a. p,s ba leo on Zoe With 30
; 81 osn s per to 100
Natives 50 20 IS 90 Bulls at 90 1892 90 and Stays
sehamSsIg lad o. head Of Premium MUM Esntqey
ana thew we're REGARDED iuy equal shown here
since me holidays sS.s head averaged i'4 ;s-I n
5S'Sy . SSqs H. 40 va. pr eG per- head Ih'
Prs. AHTssa c5 sss:..a ssb dull at 10 l.
shipments tomorrow and SUNDAY lfeuds 4io Cattle
lsoo do. In the Furnessa; 1000 do. in the City Of
ssiss-M. Goldsmith: 1873 TEXANS: do2i p sysr,ss
ps se loo 81 S. lg a iSss g S % e
DO 1883 n At 90 So 30 DO lois n a. 90 81 10 14e do.
ic.t ssssS s 8 rad
So Rangers 1896 n at q - OHIO Steers lloS a.
3 r. = d. a 12G e5 At = q e. G @G
ssS sf sy:I2S' PIE s[
Ke5.ueky sps 1sars i &C. 1 e 30 So ao Lbs
= y O. 1921 % 40 n Ia Sd so % isoi 1879 a.
2 g, 1875 a $500; 20 DO ii0s n at IS so II do
Ros1t1s II 9ho s See, 1921 n e. 8 = is
1871 IL r. r. az sss5 : %. - w. 49, ,oo.
II d. 4 fss at ); %f'fEn v SJsST 1873
Z !, ohG s d. 1os. g 81 q 10 Io e. 1ls a n 81
do 1850 p at q 40 DO ns5 ~ at p Al % a 49, iS ~
s. 60 Ohio Oxen. 1888 u. at SO so; Il do 1888 n
TsEtGn Gqs 70 o9le sssT; 1907 800, n at SS
T:rans 1892 ;. at o 8 cSi;,9 20
S Na is5 iS a. n 4 =, 30 q d. 1883 n S 20 OHIO
Do 2sep o7c s5S At g g 3 dd 20 1 BYE i At
H. 40 81 30 do. 14o6 y at 81 80; 90 I2oV 10 a ~
: coaLvEs-RecSeipp;s s7o head Of which 2os were at
,sea RPa se. eqg' 70 se and at 9
gsc per n Western and Fed Calves at Sl-2a4e' ana
Teis Z w e; IN C s5S = "a, ns
60 60 10; 10 DO 35 n 80 70 and 10 Fed do a9l n
1ad ct &c q d. e i55 at E 70 Do ' M
Hume { Mullen IS Gsossers eel p =. . I.2e; But
SHEEP AND LAMBS. Receipt; were 80 cars o. leg
O. ears cs at Jgcy y p o from G
Market duli and prices weak and snail fraction o"c
100 and Ordinary = Lambs - 5oaso 81 IL
sass4HaenesSs Hog: 17a Territory s1esP s,I ia
y average at - % per lo9 a. =! n I4
ai aSS; ., s 10, Sheen o. So
4ss Tersory d. 81 r. at 4 IS IS State Lambs IL
3 Harrington 21o Canada Lambs, II IL n, at
Judd q Buckinrham 30 Pennsylvania Sheep. e5 n
~ Etote LAMBS IS n SIS 50 81 do. 70 n a. 80 10
Pannsvvania do, 81 n IS 80 100 do IS n AZ - so
7 y Sadler & Co. $50 Kentucky Sheep. 1O3 - 40
"a 90 218 do 95 p at ~ % 224 do 81 n At ~ 10.
Newton Gnett III Western Sheep 81 IL d. at
81 70
yesferiay 900 Canada Lambs Is T. AZ s6 20.
p Kase II Jersey Ewes al D. AZ "a Is
were q sa & 80 bead 9sad2o cars
v. o ana steady a. g 4cSso rs per 1n loo '
LIVE STOCK MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH
pryy.Io Oct l2.-Cattle-Receipts last % hours
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-13
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

BUILDING MATERIALGA moder.te. oSsi.
pes Win prices sts Rye ha sroy IN sissi
Trenton and Philadelphia Eront s2ss1S ~
Jerseys s4de5 ROsendae Cement 81 oSdsi 10
per Dbl American Portland g has 40 English Port
land Common Lime, 81 Dbl and 30 hnishn az 81 70
State Common Lime, soc. and do hnishing ~ CoaFd 10
Ground soc Lath 81 lOas2 20 per ,0Oe Goats Hair.
2So30c per brshel Cattle Hair. 1sd2lc , ,
COFFEE-For Brazil grades there Is an increased oe-
and prices show advance Of 14c IN Keeping WITH
the rise n options. quoted at 10 Lac
sales 5000 bags to arrive a. 10 6sal5 Sas Tor NO D
and Is i-2c for No santos Mid grades have fair
ln9qy a. steady pssss There ' Was considerable
the speculative market and the dealings
OF 35640 points October and November and BOG
points later months with heavy buying for short
account Later there further advance Of 15d25
points deliveries after November. and final figures
are top Hayre shows gain OF 3d4 12 frs,
which had stimulating INFLUENCE and Rio is reported
stronger. Regular hrsts quoted g. 81 so Good seconds
a. 80 90. Exchange % Lac. Receipts is 900 bags.
stock 229 600 bags red with s3 600 bags
this time year Total sales here 142 2j0 bags a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-13

I649 head Total the thus far II 1875
time last week 400 Consigned through 10 carloads 81 Of
which TO New York is carloads sale market inactive and
lower.
the week 45sO0 For last 400
Consigned through IL carloads of which 70 New York %
carloads market steady Common TO Fair So rs rs
Good Choice - 00G4 IS. Western lambs 50 25a S.
Canadian lambs ~ 10 d5 90 the bulk sold
Receipts last "a hours IL 625 head Total for
the week TINS FAR 80 100 For same time last week a. 500
Consigned through 50 csosds 81 Of which 70 New York rs
Selected Workers. 50 90 6 Is Selected
Medium Weights So % 96 40 Rough IS 0V66 so. stays
81 O0& 90 market closed dull with 70 carloads len
CHICAGO Union Stock Yards. Oct 10" The Drovers'
reports Cae-Receipts IL 900 head shipments
5000 market slow. Beeves s. s0d6 90 Steers q, 253
80 IS Stockers and Feeders So 001336 Cows Bulls aud
Mixed 81 1913 90. Texas Cattle 81 7S33 25 Western
Hogs-Receipt- 1000 head shipments $500; market
steady Mixed 50 Gj az 10 Heavy 81 90G6 80 Light 81 "
al 20 skips % 7Od5 60
Sheep-T!eseipts 1000 head shipments 3,J0o market
steady Natives Prime, 80 90 "a 20. Western
shor s3 S. Texans Shorn 81 70 d3 40 Lambs 81 90
as 80.
ST LOUIS 12.-CAe-R Receipts 1905 head shipments
steady Choice Heavy Native Steers - 90 n
IS go Fair Good Native Steers - 4065 10 Buichers'
steefs Medium Choice So % "a 40 Stockers aud Feeders
Fair Good so O0Gs 20 Rangers, Cornfei - 1904 90
Grassfed ~ i0a3 20 o
Packing Meiium to Prime 50 90d6 TO- Light Grades.
Ordinary to Best. 50 so as 90.
Sheep Receipts 7s5 head shipments none market
steady. Fair 10 Choice 20 OOai 40 -. - - i.
H0rses-Recepts 1855 head shipments l40 Texans and
Indians, in carloads, $40 S4S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-13
THE PETROLEUM MARhET.
NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PIT

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The Improving Of the crude oil market on Thurs
day was positive In its manifestation yesterday
derived s origin from the increased business in the
refined article, which is beginning to show mbre stir
from larger inquiry than has been felt In long time.
The hepessness Of speculation 70 lift crude prices may
be said 70 have demonstrated Of Late although the
market has been tested selling for both long and
account which only demonstrated the enacy and
holders Through large part OF the bust
certificates ruled below "a cents but they
talned the advance Thursday IN significant
OF the character Of the buying The statistical strength
OF the petroleum situation and outlook has received
through the recent period OF hesitation and de-
preston, IL required impulse from commercial
activity 10 the appreciation OF this strength upon
crude There particular expansion Of activity,
hut trading prices above "a cents, and
reaction OF fraction proved the basis for another
advance In response TO the quiet but steady
st@orprons The market closed firm and In good shape,
recognize further Frightening Of the export
The range prices and the total dealings fol-
laws.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-13

MryyEAPorrs Oct 12-wheat lower local receipts were
473 and 50 cars were shipped out Duluth eported 81
northern cash and October 81 December q Is
track 81 60 NO Northern cash and OCTOBER u Is 40
Dseember 81 Ia on track 81 H.
MILWAUKEE, Oct 12.-Flour unchanged Wheat wax
cash iOGc; Io6'c December io5 Jannary loee
Corn steady No e +sc oats quiet NO WIT at ssc
visions lrm Pork-cssh si5 90 Iard-Cssh At 80 10
sisSg Fresh Is lsS Cheese ii cher cheddars 10
Receipts-Four 1890 bbls. Wheat 80 400 bush Barley
$500 bush shipmentsFlour TO- 700 bbls Barley 3lo0o
bush
PHILADELPHIA. Oct 12-Flour-Pricss n0mnay unchanged;
dull and nrm At 81 % for choice wheat
lice No Della Red In export elevator no NED
for October ll1a1l2c; do. November ll29 IL 90.
December lls lac do January ll5c rye scare
irm at re for No Pennsylvania Corn-sPo lots Iiie!
steady moderate offerings futures quiet NO Mixed
in 2Ost elevator and grain depot 53c No Yellow IN gram
depot 53L No Mixed for October ~ DC do November
sos d5i do December 80 a47c do January 20 &c
Oathe market for spot ots ruled dun aud steady under
liberal receipts Rejected White 29c rngraded White SO &c
White 32c No White track - 81 &c do IN 10th
No White for october ssas4 sc do November "a
quiet steady Early Rose White stars 80 dj3c per bush
Provisions steady Beef-Cy Family $40 so IL 90 per Dbl
Hams GA 00al5 90. Pork-Mess sls 30; 40 PRIME
Mess New els 90 do. Family sls 5Oa20 90 Hams
do. do, IN salt l0iac Sides Clear Ribbed smoked nc
shoulders in dry salt and fully cured SIC do DO smoked
od sh2niers pickle sqre &c ao, H@ 2a~"a
lard steady CRY Refined ST. V0d II 30 steam Az FL -
Butchers loose go 90 10 70 Butter steady m e
y g. aad cFs SisT Eft Es c r
Frsts % sc Western Frsts lsslec Cheese steady
ewYork Full Cream 9d9tc ONO Flats ShoSe . r. , 10
Graduated The Feed steady Winter Bran slG 5o9ll -
per ton Petroleum steady 40 Abel test IN dds ss
200 oos Wheat 400 bush Corn oa is sss
Corn 8 100 bush. oats 10000 bush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-13
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

LIVERPOOL Oct. 12-4 p m-CottOnThe sales OF the day
included 1900 bales American. Futures closed steady. p
lands Nuddlng clause october delivery, 40C+d buy
ers October and November delivery 26.64d buyers
Der and January delivery 2064d sellers January and FEB
ruary delivery 2O64d sellers February and March de.
livery 3 2O64d sellers April and May delivery 2464d
sellers May and June delivery, 26-64d sellers.
GALVESTON Oct l2-Cotton quiet. Middlng 315; Low
Ndng lll6 Good Ordinary 20 net and arOss receipts
5,05g bales sales 2, lis bales stock - Oh bales
Wcekly-Net and receipts 35ZlS bales exports TO
Britain 1897 bales France 6O5l bales coastH Use.
IA O9l bales sales. l024l bales
NORFOLK oct I2-COtton firm. Middling. s4 net and
gross recests 1892 bales 10 Great Britain Ols
bales exports coastwise 1870 bales sales, 1881 bales
WeeEy-Nef receipts SO4 AL bales gross 4es
ports 70 Great Britain 1918 bales coaswse 1918 bales
sales, II $50 bales.
gross receipts 1881 bales sales 1880 bales stoch 60357
Weeky-Net and gross receipts 30 s94 bales exports
Great an sos bales exports 10 France 154 bales
ports c0astwise 6.2SJ bales sales, OsOO bales
SAVANNAH oct l2-C0tton dull Middling. s7s Low Mid
ding Good Ordinary "a net and receipts 1892
bales exports Britain 673 1888 bales ooastwse
WeekyNet receipts AZ 795 bales AZ $50 bales
ports GREAT Britain 1878 bales exports coastwse 2o3so
bales sales, 10 100 bales
NRwORIEAys Oct. l2.-Cotton steady. Middline, 81
Low Mddng ga Good Ordinary, net receipts, Il. 1927
gross recepts sl4 bales exports TO Great Britain
receipts Ga 1873 bales gross 1873 81 bales
norris reaf Britain 346 bales 10 France 1888 bales 10
he Continent 1000 bales coastwise 1927 bales sales
q. 100 bales.
NEW YORK Oc. l2-Followtng the tgl receipts Of
cotton al all ports since September !, 1885,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-13
THE STATE OF TRADE.

BALTIMORE Oct l2-Cotton easy Mtdlne 9s79,.c.
Flour quiet Arm street and western sngersaIne
cy Nm: u bsras 's IS IS az s. Exm DO u
RIO Brands IS 75a6 25 superlatve Patent a. "a 90 DO
No Winter Red spot oe Os1.c do. October
e. bss:H yellow western Mixed
5la5ic October at 5lG Year 40 t4Sgi a1Ianssaa
Ne: gDe WHITE s: 81 %sac So MiIeS % ale Rye
Ga zoe Hay quiet Prime 70 CHOICE Western GIG 5og ~ 90
shoulders sc 6nrr BIB Sides s,,s; DO Parked lotc;
shoulders lossc Clear Rib Sides II &c Hams -
Packed l2a17c; Best Roll l6olso; Creamery 22924c
Eggs ar1ner 81 22c Petroleum steady Rehned at 74c
% & Pa m e % @nsRey steady
81 2s Freights 70 Liverpool per steamer dun Cotton
Wheat Is 900 bEsh corn 10 600 BUSH 0ats loo bush
WHEAT 2l2 900 bush Corn 2.4O0 bush
BUFFALO oct l2.-Whrat-Od ! Hard strong and
higher closing at 81 as 900 bush sold at 81 ~ NO New
10 Hard here No Northsrn dull closing at g. 81
sod at 81 81. iSs 20 Red on rack at 81
S good demand % d eosn o S qeow AZ No yellow At
5oe No at 5oaoo SSaosds Of 20 Wild Sd o5 o
No Mixed at CSC on track Barley firm and 1nctanged
2 g52aa al no State zoe Mchgs s2c western
No Extra roc. Rye nominal. Flour firm and unchanged
Canal egns strong Wne s o s' corn ush
systematically Rail Flour ~ 900 bbls Wheat $4,000 bush
Corn 100000 bush. BY Canal Wheat $4,000 bush Corn
10000 bush.
BOSTON, oct l2Flour nominal unchanged Common Extra
81 5Oa4 IS Spring Patents Choice Fancy 81 s0d 70.
Corn quiet unchanged. oats steady NO White 81 "a ssc
SIS 75ql70O; Old Mess Pork sl6oo9l625 Extra Prime
Western Extra Creamery a24o Eastern Extra Creamery
&c Cheese steady Eggs steady Estern EHras &c
Flour 500 bbis $500 Corn 300 bush. oats
$4,000 bush. Shorts l45 tons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-13

sUGAR1Tradins is unlmpOrtant and prices ssu, 70
Z Tfs s ana % sss S'' Centrifugal i,ao
S?a.Ssa: Cube: s4e y FG-dsSsa sts
a. use Coffee A. STANDARD lac Coffee : % .
A." 15ied7c; White Extra c. 7-sc; Extra u
sTEkHIN E-DulI and stiIi tending in buyers favor.
City aud Western, IL Lee asked Oleomargarine' NC
asked for city.
T0BACCO-Kentucky steady Seed leaf In fair DE-
mand with sales Of 300 1887 PENNSYLVANIA nayana
l4a21c 100 DO 1857, Pennsylvania Seed. 12zlSc SUI
do 1859 Psnsylvsna seed l2Sl3c 800 do isso ws
Havana. 34d1e lie; 200 do 1883. Ohio Hayanas Ga
l.2c; 900 bales Havana, $50 do SamatIa 81 rs
TALLOW-Without further change. Prime CITY quoted
lac Sales, $4,000 u at I.eG5 Lac
WOOLS-The market retains a firm ard has sbo Wn
moderate activity the past few days Included IN me
sales were 10 COO H. years growth spring Texas 1850
200 DO spring Western do 600 do xA neeee
81 lie 600 do xxx do S4c; Is 600 do Ohio eomblhe
81 12e LOCO do quaferhood Indiana 2ec 10 geo do
Georgia 20 12c 600 do unwashed Ohio, % 12c loUVo
DO Ohio deiaine S5c; 5000 DO Xxx land above) neee
81 1-2c; also $4,000 n Medium Montana 500 900 90
carpet loo do Texas. 95 900 do picked 4I.OVO 40
secured Territory 5000 d. black do "a 900 do nc,s
800" 90 secured Texas 5000 do spring do 300 90 ne
washed fleece 20 600 do com9ng washed fleece loeos
DO washed combng 20 bales East India. SIS do bs2nAa
and 10 do Peruvian cotton. private terms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-13

;ssasss 70. Sss.'s. ';s
s: s an: an sss. sss: &:
: ne supply Sales sis$ COG
sIs1ssr h's 4 & .yss Red fas: Il i
Nis.uses. q Il Il NOMINAL 10. &iite' =:
Ssys.S:s 1885, i ! IS sIs.as i Z 4
ssSs.' = sss sf e. si s,Ssss :
ssSI';yl s1f j. + sI;'s = = = e
sxRE{ SxDu Ss "a nI sSs a Unchanged,
BOTH ass aSa
T ssvs sna a. !, sS s.SA
with irssr oGsIi1s;b Lead cso
%g e fair aess coo "f Se k1SS bus
spit; including Ungfsasa MiSsd $40 in Gle
s' osob S.Ss q g S 90 Soyepbe
slo1ns ss So DO December 81 ga % - closing a. 49,
ss Is Ia ''caf 4 O. Ss
While SSS Su both
90 w sSi i Nc wSs 81 Mssd
s. + ss.s he'd and do S"s
Hay AND srRAw-eenerally nrn. particularly
Sofe new ssaoc So 7oe a Cover SOC Snip
ping S5aeoc, strsw-LOng Rye. 7oS75c; Short Rye
%$ssIs:ss continued f,' fS:s
crop q Fair a Good %
crop 1857 Il Sa 20
METAdssaes 50 sCos October tin p eo De- &c. &C.
S2ysE s4oRs ssa a'F Ha.ssa G9sAs'f
noted with tar i066pg os sss 0q Es'S
j esq ;S';i e; 'ss e,
s. Ssss q. ease s q 200 gs white
e ' .G g SS Sses cd
,S~ S2iS. sssss crude s s.
% %s:i.s s ssss.s G'fs3 crude
s. ssrns ss Sc a sa; Bsss
Sc winter 7oa7sc @eached v winter ,-5 5Ss
Mortimer! SnH ssssss sR5sf
Sf zee olive 7T.'5 7lS7ssI Palm, 5s5 iSc
MES hfS % '9a N 'Ss bushels
sss la GSGT sfa Gram ship
eg e HsYFs sq9s eo sTSSf S o
British bark selma and schooner NJ; L. Wood lumber,
ss British steamer Thomsone st Jghp 70 enS
n the west Indies trade 500 per month schooner G. l.
E Newman hence to Bsrmuaa general schooner
Maud sna sssasrs S to NSS 10 I liverpool eo
27s Cd steamer w. Jones' Bueheds 10 Boston, cedar
cedar priyass terms Brh bark johnson Calais
PRepSi Ays market has undergone
no important change for the day. ruling steady and quiet
sales. 100 hbs Moss private terms New p Miess
noBna Pri2s Mess nominal and Family Mess slSG
s %Ieh decided hLf Strength ' ATOMS ely
ira Ms lndf in b ssS' 81 soass Packet 80 5osss5 PEI
bs and ssas1S 50 in t fs Pas 8 sS semag
auo'ss un S2. rs RsGsmS IS ve 9gs ss
stir to the movement but holders remain firm on the
s e s% nor &C. = T. p b3i
aS s &c TS: Yves, ofSesr sold a
BoGs-In tsir request at steady and unchanged
CIV heavy to light l-sas re- Pigs 5sc r..
icesr deiiyery was hammered % points $3.50
b party closing at &c 6 ' sa Ponss The
sps a vas 6rke marked in %ay asllysry
Spot lots were neglected and nominal Western steam
ts at &c October closed az Sc bid; sabs zoo Tea at
s3a9c NOyembeT closed a. q. so as ae 9 $50 c c a.
sac; January closed at s45e sales 2 200 tcs a.
sss i May ' quoted It at 20 s
IL CSC South America BUITEK K tI9 esr sa
s ss Ssesmsry slaEe fancy 2ssa5
sSs ,si s5soss, iiSsiI5s
dsy tubs sGt to Ssns 5i
e Choice. n isaaoc DO good prime izSiec dairy
good Oai3als l2 western tacoy gans
+ fs.a i9,o Y 2 s f'oPf J iaSia
further Ssangs IN pse S sRs the
cciors s a aSdU sSS,. e s 1apgy &c.
HeaiuK GGsNin lair demand and firm 90 Ea cog 22S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-13
Ccrnirp propertp Go Get

L. OR RENr-In Hoseyiie near Eas
4 Orange ms new 3-st0ry u4d extension
brick. bay.w dow dwellings y rooms sep.
srate servants stairs: mirror msntels; az
modern improvements elevation $50 feet
Roseyfiie-ave. station D., l.. END w. X. II.
a. trains daily. and IS Minute, 10 New:
York rent as. and $40 per month JOHN
ID. TOPPIN. F.oseyi lle-aye., or u. II. BON
4 CO., 59I Er0ad-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-13
range of prices and tn. total dealing. were as fol-

Rsnned oil was in more active demand yesterday and
indications prominent Of new pressure 70 81
cure goods The price unchanged az "a cents
per gallon ports but any increased business would
probably cause advance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-13

FLOUR AND MEAL-FLoUR-There was more Of a
pressure to-day and while prices showed no de-
cded change the temper favored buyers Both exporters
and the local trade bought spsrlngly sales 10 100 DDS
g. 200 bbs for export. Including ! 600 bols Low
Extra az SO s5ds4 so; 1,600 bbs City Mills, g. 20
as 90 for West Indies; s 100 bbs Minnesota Extra
Wheat Extra IS s5as7 Is a25 bbls supernne. 50 Goa
81 IS $50 bbs Fine 81 $3.50 rs. Quotations City
sill-for West Indies - 1885, 80 Patents IS foesS
Low Ex. g s5as4 5O Winter Wheat low grades sd,..
% Fancy IS l5ase 40 Patents Poor 70 Choise :gSsI
sofa Spring Wheat Low Extra. g s5ds4 80; Glsss
Poor 70 Fancy IS 1881; Patents, Ordinary to yey
spring ard Winter ss eoasa As Fine g s5ass Mar
mand steady prices Sales 600 6bls shiPpaag graaes
e S9s7 a RYE .sa and an
CHANGED sales 425 bbls superhne SO 754s4 90
CORfy NEAI-Dull. yellow Western. s3 1898 80 ::
I,raydywipe SO 30. Sales 325 bbls.
GEAIN-WHEAT-The speculative market was without
vim to-day and intervals Of ID eness were quite
frccUent during tho session Nothing new transpred In
the way Of features The short interest became
hensve oil another a: the opening and buying
quickly rise, until Decembe, reached e. II 81
and Nav II II "a net gains OF 1sc on the close
Of Yesterday The nrHness however, soon wore away,
iarzc houses a. the West who buying early, tanned
srornd and sold quite freely. causing decidedly
weaker feeling December dropped to 81 IA 7e and May
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-13

LOIIONThe spot market ruled steady Ct lec decline,
little better inquiry. Old cotton held Lac higher
sales bales export and ST. bales for consumption
Port receipts 4o749 bales against 80 $50 bales for this
and <0zl1 bales for this day last year
Since September he beginning Of the year. the re-
ceipts 1886 bales cOmpsr