The daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1889-1890, 1889-10-30
CHICAGO REVIEW.
Business iii the Grain Center Dur
ing Yesterdays Session.


CHICAGO, October 29.-Thc market
opened dull and easy, held steady tor
awhile and later became more active and
weak at declining figures. Early trades
were about lsc. under the closing hGures
of Yesterday, held until nearly l O'Clock
within Ac. range, but after that broke
off 34ca2sc. with 3sc. reaction later, ana
the closing figures were l2c. lower Tor
| December and Sc. lower for May than
Yesterday. The receipts from the north
west continue large, aGGregatinS at
| MINNEAPOLIS and Duluth SS5 cars with
900 reported on track at Minneapolis
A moderate speculative and tar SNIP
ping business was transacted Ill corn
with ceiling quite strong carly i'll the ses-
sion, but as the day advanced on, easier
tone was manifested, and early strength
was not maintained. The speculative
market opened firm at lsc.al2c. above
closing prices of Yesterday, influenced
some by small receipts, was steady tor
some time, but later offerings were larger
dine to weakness in wheat and the
bright clearing weather, became quiet
and closed shade lower than yesterday
Oats were stronger and although the
: volume of transactions was light and
below the average, prices ranged higher
Not much life was exhibited in mess
: pork. Localmanutacturers were inclined
To sell for November and January de-
livery. and prices declined 2Oc.a25c. on
the former and 712c. on the latter. Octo-
: her was in some request from short in
! : terest and prices ruled 15c.a25c. higher
Lard was frmer, but trading was
within very moderate limits. Shorts
: were anxious to purchase few lots toi
u October delivery, and the opening sales
|, were made at 15c. advance, followed by
u y further appreciations of 10c. Later re
= action occurred and prices reached 2Oc
Il Other deliveries were quiet and price:
. ruled 212c.a5c. higher. :.
Short ribs were neglected and trading
was unusually light, prices exhibited
% very little change.
r west side Park Races.
e NASHVILLE, October 29-Fall meetin!
l. at West Side Park began to-day. Th
n attendance was over 1000; track slight
y " heavy and racing good.
First race-fve furlongs: Billy PInker
x ton won, Deer Lodge second, Tom Hoo
&c third. Time 1.06l2.
Second race-maiden hllies, two yea
olds; four furlongs: Opheha won, le'
ID sica second, Dark Secret third. Tim
IS .531a
IS Third race-one mile: Birthday wor
I'd Killv B. second, Irish Dan third. Tim
~ .45I2.
he Fourth race-two year olds; five fu
he longs: Milton won, Bally Hoo secont
er Armiel third. Time 1867.
at Fifth race-siX furlongs: Elsie b. woi
nd Buckler second, Dutchman third. Tin
er 1.21.
so More Tales of the sea.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, October DIT
Iy, schooner Georgia Clark, at this po
OF from Wilmington, n. c., reports 10
ny boat and split sails during the Passag
mp On October Goth, passed schooner lenr
ID Z. Rosaline from Savannah for Prov
rs, dence, waiter logged and abandoned
to latitude 34.3Slongitudc 74.5O. Fifty fe
ad of her main mast and forty feet OF mizz
tee mast were standing. Capt. OF Sla
his saws he whOuld have boarded the Kos
by line and set her on fire, but I've had
he boat