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Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-11-26
Haison bere.

This old time and popular restaurant still maintains its position as a favor te place for our citizens to regsle themselves on all the table delicacies, which are prepared in tooEhsome manner and served by polite and at tentive waters. This restaurant makes a speciality of broiled steaks and cut lets, and imports coffee of extra qual- ity. thus being able 10 furnish the best cup of coffee ob'Insble in the city. Fresh fish every Hay and an elegant chicken dinner every sunday.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-11-26
WB notice in the Phenix papers aC

wB notice in the Phenix papers ac- counts oi the successful cultivation of oranges. Several of the inhabitants q Phenix have been successful in small way, and the experiments thus successfully coudneted go 10 show ,he possibilities that exist for the cul,iva- ton of all the semi-,ropjc fr,iits in the Gila and Salt river vslleys
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-11-26
1 Banker Missing.

NEW YORK. Nov. 25.-Banker Suss- kind, who did business st Canal and Bowery and who is charged with hay. ing run oil with his depositors' money i- still missing. This morning despite the low pouring rain, crowd of ex. cited Germans, Norwiegsns and Danes cOngregated in front of the banking house. They wanted to break in the door of the bank but were prevented by the police.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-11-26
1 Ga'n Dos .nrh hamast.

lw-r.N. Nov 2j.-A gale prevailed a,on. hs southwest coast of England and u .cA damage has been done by the wind. Telegraph wires were blown down and many trees uprooted. A number of minor casualties are re- ported
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-11-26
Italian Parliament.
peared.

ROME, Nov. 2j.-The Italian Parlia- nent was opened to-day by King Humbert. He expressed hope tha, the armaments which all the powers were preparing would not be used. The King was enthusiastically cheercd on his way 10 and from Parliament.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-11-26
Thanksgiving Dinner.

BERLIN, Nov ? Already four hun dred tickets have been sold for the dinner which is to be given by Ameri- cans in Berlin, under the presidency of Minister Phelps, on Thanksgiving Day. Only few Germans will be pre- ent. Bismarck will make a speech.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-11-26
CfiS Tfn Irar. t,r TaL Y.

LONDON. Ncv 2J.--Errn-t C on Gol:e. ionrnalist. la- t,ra s.a-. ced to ten years penal -cryir@a 'r- ra- iuc bill of chang ' in passing the -entenc. ..s .reE if a more inyetesL,e .1r-.- .ul swindler ever fell into 'h- jaaa- 0. justice Rolie has been sentonceI B number of times in Europe a.d Amer
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-11-26
Insane Asflum RnrEed.

BLAcKFooT, Idaho, Nov. 2J--The Territorial Insane Asylum burned this morning. Fifty-seven out of six,y-fye inmates were secured. Two men ar two women are known 10 have pe. ished, and four are supposed to te burned. Building partially and con tents totally destroyed. Los-. $500,- nna
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-11-26

TIE Yuma Sentinel has entered on the twentieth year of its existence It n . good paper, and has done good service for Its county and the Teri tory. It n pleasant to hear its pro prietor say that the paper is prosper ous. Continued success to you Brother Darlington.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-11-26
Montana lSsi>'stgrr naadla,l.

HELENA, Montana, Nov 2J.-Ihere has been no change -hi- morning. The senate met %; 10 a m. only S were pre~en; and 'og, d roc,s- fiil to- MOTION Democra;s- i;i, tbe Lower Hou~e met with 2S prG.etl Repre- sentative HunR6r;- vi Hecr Lodge county, was sworn in and all of the officers took the oath of office. The Republican Lower House meets this afternoon.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-11-26
Nhiri Manufacturers Fail.

NEW YORK, Nov 25.-The failure oi Marcus Brown, shirt manufacturer, iS due to speculation of his son Harry Brown. He speculated in Michigan iron mines. and lost II iS said $50,u0O of the firms money. He Ina, disal- ueared
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-11-26
The Steamship China Safe.

NEW YORK, Nov. 25.-The Pacific Mail Steamship China has been Aoa;ed. She was reported Saturday aground near Yokohama. No damage.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-11-26

THR Mohave County Miner, first class weekly, has started on the eighth year of its existence. The publication of such . paper csn but inure to the benefit sf the county and community ia which 1t. is published.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-11-26

TIE editor of the Mohsve County Miner would appear to be the most psospersys pencil pusher in Arizona Ne sdvertises to pay cash for county wsrrAnts. How do you do it, MT
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-11-26
Harris. ths Taller.

And practical eater Nohbv suite and pants -peclal.y My Will j. goti. nay work Is just use you well, bui a>h no trust.
 Allen street. Tombstone. Arizona.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-11-26

WANTED.-Agents for the Economy Fuel Burner. Cheap and best Of the kind the market Address P. o. Box s83 Omaha, Neh.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-11-26
Grrulan, anl th, Vatican.

LONDON, Nov. 2j.--The Pill Mall Gszstte states that ] rupture has uc cured in the relations between Ger many and the Vatican.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-11-26
Peanl.

\ plain gold wedding ring, between Naoosar and the old Nicholas ranch. is 6onorA, about fifteen dave ago, The owner can have the same by call ing on Henry Campbell, at. the Pony ssSooo. iu this city, proving property aoA paying iog this sdvsFtissment. .
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-11-26

THE prosecution in the Wham rob AsFj case hes got in all its evidence, and it must te admitted tha, they have made out . strong case.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-11-26
CT Artist.

Thomas Delaney will enlarge pho tegEapAs. do sketches and sign paint ing ss reasonable rates. Leave orders as the DAuY EPrrAPH office.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-11-26
nan. \. prnAirten Dad.

LONDON, Nov. 2j.-Hon. $. Pendle- ton, of Ohio, died at Brussels Last evening.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-11-26
MONTANA Will Have Lots Of Trouble With Two Legislatures. RAILWAY TRAIN HELD UP. Insane Asylum Burn.d-a Rail'oal Wreck-Ths Pope g, ls-
 marck by the r.
SPECIAL To THE DAILY rAPH
Railreal Wreck.

FoRT DODGE, la, Nov 2j-Therc was bad wreck ou the Illinois Central st Applngtou Two men killed.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-11-26

Fresh fish and fresh oysters every day at the Maison Dore.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-11-26

The Can Can restaurant has the finest varieties of ish irest every day.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-11-26

The very finest coffee at the Maison Dore restaurant.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-11-26

Stationery, paints, oils, etc, as Moa- monier's. 7.O
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-11-26
Timothy seed. fresh a' Hoeher's
Tourists.

Whether on pleasure bent or business should take on every trip a bottle of Syrup of Figs, as it acts most pleasantly aud e6ectually on the kidneys, liver and bowels, preventing levers. headaches and othes forms of siekness. For sale in zoe anA Ss.O bssaissby sll laaAiag dznsaisss.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-11-26

If you want to get fresh telessphie (no grxpsvine) nsws, red tAs ESuAy1.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-11-26

U Skating Every Gol Y, hurs- day and Saturday byon. ,ll S tur- day Afternoons.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-11-26

yrssh buttsrmilk ., the e., Cen. .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-16
THE STATE or TRADE.

ra5 % ot oSs s 4s .I M %s,s,d
city Mills Rio Brands Extra - 5094 u; Winter Wheat
q 5o 10 Rx,ar 8 soosa scafee
81 so Western easy 10 winter Red spot at s2 90
Nov s2' as3c pee s1 Jan Soc Cornsonthern dull
Mixed spot 40Tde; oct $93a Sa7sc Nov S9ig 3assc
do Mixed y lqc Graded No . White 2sc southern
and PI ia oce m6 tive Sui SSG5s Sc hay
vision, quiet Mess PORK R at si3 - Bulk Meats loose
ssCodegs % cG@ S c s"'i R side. packed Hans g
Mcs lSni Packed 5a so se. sf s Y$
Creamery l6a 72c EgGs steady AZ 10 10 &c Petroleum
ap Ffan'' Sugar az 4y0 SOFT S f5ESe' Copper 5 at
4 Rsne6 6e al eacr act cotton Sc 49, fGTrS to
per in ,cs lS' 81 an per en' n S& Cork Cor
1900 bush Corn 10 900 bush oats 1000 bush Shipments
ssa,Ir.WGeat ioi 900 bush 1900 bush '1'"'
PmDEPa oct l5Fl 9 steady aid qaet Western
s. u Gss . SO. Winter o, Family q OoS$t 20
Pennyvaqa FAMILY 20 - V oc clear 81 ISS Roller
Straight 81 606si 4 Indiana Clear - loas4 40; do.
cars 81 10 s4 49, d. do straight q asa Is Winter
Pa FS5 to cnGss 5 sss 49, a PS,.Si cc,
X TO- RYE nsur steady Choice 50 90. Wheat II rket
T pgS S S9e e ss 81 c DO Tor Sow Do 49,
ce@Ofp SO Soc Tor steady %
light lotshrG 80 N v.ro IN STan depot 4l9sc' so
oc 397sG4Oci do for Nov. Se7saAoc; do Tor Dec
Gsose Sg IS Il" &c. o White at 27G27 No % I;g,
?7s D2sc; futures quiet. but prices held firm; No.
% Sn1nIoes o tey whte amt Western
Esrv Rose Choice per bush; do Prime uc do
sir 10 Good u re: Burbanks aud White stars choice
s0as2o Fair TO Good ., - o. Mammoth Pearl Choice
a AOc Hebron Choice - toe: New POtDes- Florida uer
nh prime - a. Medium ~ - a. ~ Provision
ouet and steay Beef-CiJ Family - o. az 30 per boil
Ia 40 Z 5U SMOKED Beef l2dllc' Reei
Hams Si5 Odsl5 90 POrk-Mess New 81 90: do Prime
Msss New tl3 50 do. Family IA 1Odl5 80 Hams
SmoSeG l2slic. DO. K. r. Cured, in uerces JILL 10
SIDES Clear RIB. sat al hci DO do smoked s4s NC
sboiders I'm and fully So 0se; DO smoke
Sc shoulders pickle cured t1a7c 90 DO smoked |, az nc
t.u,ss I'M uickle. do. Breakfast
Lard quiet steady CITY Refined 7Stcsc steam 81 s7c
Butter dt and weak.
Creamery Pennsyvania Prints Extra al ~ct
n G and " T. Creamery Extra al lie Western Factory
i3ibc Packing Butter IL l2c Eggs nrm Penn,vlv.n,
Frsts at lie Western Frsts IA alic. Cheese steady
parf skim.6n1c; Full Skins 81 &c. suga-Rennei arm.
powdered ai2 9go GrAnuated D<c Feed steady Winter
man sl3 OOaSl4 IS per Petroleum saSy 10 Abel
isst In bbls al 10 ReoeiptA-FlOur 1900 bDla wheat
100 bus Corn 23 600 bush oats 1000 bush shipm-nts
-whsAI ~ bush. Corn 10000 busL oas 5000 6ush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-16
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

BUILDING MATERIAL-The movement ngnS On u wv
weather brick held steady H FSSefs rs $50
Toktsf% Is at $3.50 8 g sBB S OTS Jerseys
rae a roSn Blown siiGs5 Rosedac Cement 92GG
SSFan9 81 i5as2 30 German Portland " yGG " 49,
RSckand Common Lime. 81 per op, any ir ~ aoRg5c
Il 20 State Lime sSe s. Joh9 Hair Ling asa2so per-
bhSashsi Cattle flair, i4alsc. US
cHICORY-Steady moderate demanuS. c W.
,,o;e Rsrry & Reynolds 79,dse; B. c. 5'sc Cocoe
Doe Taylor Brothers English Chcory' casks anu Oae'
COCoA-Is in fair demand at the following prices
,,Sacoibo 22a29c; Cauca is 12Gl0c Caracas 10 l-LD
i7c Trinidad. Is lie; Bahia II l-Zc; ana UusS"pui
lac.
coopERAGE Molasss; and Sugar EGo. shO s6S
Are "'Rffa 5asa % sugar SsSs and
81 oGsi 90 s0-neh 81 5oasl 55 Old Shocks ana New
Heads 3s.inch 81 55dS1 CO. 30,ineh 81 4OGF ~ az
90 IOds9 so Rum Pipes IS 50ds9i Empty IiogsheaoS'
G. so: Hoops. IA feet. f27ds3O. IL rect. SZoes-.'
COFFEE-Brazl grades the spot have llght demand
but prices rule about steady Far eaigoes 6e1gn r
quest Sales 5000 bags MsF4ealbo. private terms 20
pcus interior spot 22c Tho option teniei lower TO-DAY
weaker cables and the speculation was again very SOY
clined lad9. irs AMI Hamburg haB pfg opening "a Gs
here indicated losses OF 6a10 points and " longs SOFA
moderately. Subsequently there was slght reaction
Regular First { 300; Good Second 600, Exchange
Cprvatel, %; receipts, 1000 bags Rio cearanees LOT
G 6e n5Ss s:e total SS3 s 600 bss Santos receipts
10 900 bags receipts Rio. judy 70 October H. 1889.
Gi0 600 bags same time 1888, 364 600 bags same tine
81 5c7 600 bags receipts at Santos July to october
a. isS9 674 600 bags; time 1888, 534 900 bags;
same time 1887, 30S, 900 bags
Rotterdsm cablc-Thc Dutch sale went on at brokers
low lsi) went on about q to lie below valuations.
Sales here to-day % 500 bags, as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-16
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

you. yo,h Tuesday, oct. l5.-BE4N ES-Receipts 81
- s07 head-f8 carloads direct TO East Side saugh
and KS ca loads UOth-st, the later including II
cooaIs for Eastmans Company. carloads for j. Stern
o. Ieyy no trading az the yards. Fceng weak Tor
ani me lum era AMI steaiy for good cattle
nrys III beef slow 4d5c for city dressed Texas and
colnr,do sides and 5d7c for decent TO prime Native car
ASSES Inferior Native Leef sells as loM 42a5c and
a FEW exUa sides bring me,
cable a1Nlce received late yesterday quote re-
,r,ter,ted berl steady at 4asd sac per N And
american live cattle selling a. Hal 2c estimated dressed
weight oooo ..r,ors o., he,, &, ,Ao .,-..,
p,orrow the City " NewHork City Of Rome and Teutonc
Viii take out 6O2O quarters
Montreal shipments for the week ending October -
,vere sos cattle and 1882 sheep OF which $40
cattD on the siberian 70 go Glasgow sol on
Ffrda 10 Bristol Az cattle ami SOC sheep the Grccian
~ io~don 1853 cattle ana o75 sheep he Lake Uuron
and ssi cattle and $50 sheep the Ontario to Liverpool
Boston shipments Tor the same time. 1,70i cattle and
VFS|Rereipts. 800 head OF which 27s TO Goth st
Very little doing but prices fairly steady with fed
and Western calves at 8a4c per and common 10 prime
veas AZ 5a7sc, with few picket calvos bringing Sc
dressed calves dull at 4a5ae for dressed raers Taioe
for country dressed veas Qte calves selling AZ 5000
and &c for city dressed few extra eareases bringing
's,iesD Harrington: veais 1913 n NJ &c; 4 do.
13O M nj The do. 100 n. az 7sic do 1913 ~ al &C.
Hume 4 Mullen q fal calves 81 N M BE
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Reeepts, 7 carloads OF ], 370
heads carloads at Goth st. ana carloads Jerey CITY
aud 10 carloads were held yesterday Trade
yery limited with quotabe change In prices.
n, F sg soSs,s Is Der loo n 70 'O"'' '0' P''"'
Dressed mutton quiet but firm for good stock, Sales
were az Sdaac. Dressed lambs sold at GA l0l>c.
bales-J. II. saaler & Co.. ISL Western sheen o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-16
GRAIN And PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.


There was a fairly active movement IN cas-" ""oa'
yesterday, on decline in prices OF IL cent nHo
portcrs took 40 900 bushels, milers Doush' 'o'ooo
bushels and the demand for storing ran up " iof'oo0
bushels The options fairly active, aiso' out inc
increase of over 1000 900 bushels in the amount on
passage to Europe gave bearh tone TO me sPcuIa
ZION The large receipts here and lower caDe' diso "a
ducing reaZatiOns. December opened AZ 80 - d.Iu
Nav at 81 5-s cents and the close was az tue Do,,o
showing net losses Of 5-5 for October at - "a NoNe
Der AT 50 3s and May at 81 H. 81 for DecenOcr AZ
S6 > and IL cent for January at - ID cehIs. vi
tbe curb December steady at 80 Jodo 90 = Oon's
Corn was weaker, In sympathy with wheat Oh con
cessions OF 1-4G3-s cent good business WA dono
for storing however. and shippers DougnI douoVo
bushels The options quiet and eased on so
IL cent 10 30 is for October 80 10 Tor November
40 "a for December and Al 3-4 cents for May;
oats simply dropped in sympathy with the eadlhg
cereas and the options at the end were down l-i@
ia as follows: October. 90 IA November 20 o-o :
December 26 1-s January. 90 IL May, - Is c9nIS
ON the spot there sales OF TOO ucrces OF lalu
The options were dull and shade easier, as IOiOWs
October 80 90: November. SO "; DecenlD'r 10 70 )
January SO %: February, &6 81, and MaIch % 30
The receipts OF flour and grain reported yesterday az
NewYork Philadelphia. Baltimore and Boston werc as
follows: Wheat ga T03 bushels; corn. 2ao2Do
bushels: oats, Is6,54J bushels total grain ~ $50
bushels -four, 40 O51 packages At Chicago anu NIL
waukee the arrivals were: Wheat. 20OI2l Dushels
corn al 230 bushels; oats, 32s32s bushels; total
grain ! ,OO9 ,155 bushels -four 3l,462 barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-16
COTTON MARKEDLY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL Oct: 15.--4 D. m.-COt,on-The sales OF the
day included $500 bales American.
a., Futures closed hrn American middllng low mid.
and November delivery 40Gfd buyers: November and
December delivery. z $500 buyers; December and
AIRY delivery, 1894 value; February and March de-
!vegyyo ss;ead selIers March and April deli0esy,
sellers; MAY and June delivery, 8 4l-G4d buyers.
Galveston, Oct 15.-COttOn easy; mlddling 1871
low middling, 1;2; good ordinary. 1910; net and
gross receipts. 7S3 exports 70 France 5s02; coast
wise .406; sales, 3, 450i stock. 68, 02S.
Norfolk Oct. 15.-Cotton steady middllng. 10 1.19;
net and gross receipts 1857 exports coastwise 800
sales. .070; stock, 21,9
Savannah Oct. 15.-Cotton quiet ard ste.dy; mddl!ng
-2; low middng Is net and gross receipts J6S;
exports the Continent 1oso7 eoastwise 3oSe; saes
4 $50: stock. SO .036
New.oreans Oct. 15.-Cotton steadier; mddling
rs low mddling 1I-l6 good ordinary, 0 IA net
receipts 30 o52: gross - 163 exports 10 France,
4 .9sS: sales. $500 stock, 1603iS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-16

The business in State issues included sales of
Louisiana consol As at % IA tennessee settle
Inent IS at "a is, and South Carolina Us, Brown
consols, at OF "A. There were no sales OF city
bank stocks
The general bond market was active and firm.
Gulf Colorado and Santa Fe 6s recovered per
cent TO 65a64 II on the PRONUNCIATION of the
AtchisOn plan Of rcOrganizatiOn Atlantic ana
Pacific As rose per cent "a IL. and later sod AT
40, and the incomes were up 10 l4ai ~. Ghesil-
pealle and Ohio new rs were active and IN de-
mand at / o. 1-2, and Richmond and Allegheny
iirsts and seconds were firm at Gs "a and - 81
respectively. Reference is made to our full re-
port of bond sales
Renewals of money loans generally were made
at per cent and till after o'clock the quota
tons at the Stock Exchange were Ga per cent,
with business generally at the lowest rate. After
that hour an opportunity 10 bid rates mp WAS
offered and improved, and some loans were made
as high as 0 per cent, but the forthcoming supply
was abundant and the close Ga per cent.
The Clearing House statement to-day was as
follows: Exchanges, Sl53,s4l ,i22; balances,
5,7SO,545.
The Sub-Treasury to-day was debtor 10 the
Clearing House S772, 637 It's net gain on bal
ance was s5l 9s7l, made up by a coin gain Of
s604, 677 less currency loss of SS4 1906. The
days operations covered R'ceipts So 602I34
mymen ts, S3,0s2, 263; resulting in general bal
ance Of 81 81 O6O, GO2, consisting Of Sl71 O91 1913
coin and s9,969,044 currency.
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.
The United States Treasurer at Washington re.
ceived to-day s22600 National bank notes for
The customs receipts were s339,250, the in
ternal revenue receipts 81 20, 395 and the mis-
celhneous receipts S46,392.
To-day's Washington Treasury statement of cash
on hand and deposits in bank compares with the
figures of the last previous statement as follows
Not cod on hand sI 800 473 sls5 $50 SAC Dee s5 ~
Net silver on hard l07Oi,s02 10 soloes Inc is707i
net on 'i hs"d Ss' 1896 Ooe 1s7o74aO Inc 21sls
Actual cash in
Treasury vaults
outstand-
certificates 1922 80 o61 fl 20 Dee s57S
Deposits in banks 4I2l6 $40 41.2Ii7o6 DC. 4 100
Net cash $50 1902 20 525 Dee e5ss oos
| The foreign exchanges Were dull for to-morrow's
mail weak for sterling, and firm for continentals
We revise quotations for business as follows
Bankers bills at 81 So IA and 81 &c ls fog long
and short sterling respectively; French francs NJ
| 52l IA and BIS "a reichmarckS al % I'll and
| 90 Ia and guilders at 40 IL and 40 j-1G
In London British consols were frmcr at o. l-s
for money and steady at 81 II for account
The Book OF England lost 1000 pounds ON hal
ance In the open market money WAS steady at
l-2 per cent fer discount OF bankers bills. Bar
silver was higher and firm NJ 4 81. per ounce.
American railways opened frmer. but later made
some declines in sympathy vii III enc market.
AZ Paris French per cents recovered 10 1897 l-2,
and sight exchange IN London was iirmer at
% "a l-2 francs f)r sterling.
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
SAN ANTONIO AND ARKANSAS PASS.
,-rhor NJ mics 23S 3by 5di
Fi Isao week In October. $1,000 s2JoH siS4'O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-16

at "A co. 1856 DO 100 n at s5 10; o. 10 ~ at - 7Bt
80 Kentucky do, 30 70, as - Io Az Kentucky lambs
20 n, at So 80. . 60,
J. j. Hallenbeck. SO State sheep, 81 n. at es 75i
GO State lambs 8o n at 90 30; 10 do "a 10 at So so.
HOGS-Recelpts, % carloads OF 33l3 head-19 car.
loads az Jersey City carloads 40thst Feeling
tribe hrmer and prime hogs may be quoted
AZ A. 50ds5
Country dressed steady for medium and light, but
little stronger for heavyweight Quotations are 10
7i2c for light; GhaGS.c for medium. and 5a5ae for
heavy.
sses-A. W. Lamb: 43 State hogs, 22e n a. e5i
SsS n. at - so o rough do. $40 NJ a. g. s0aA
Hume Mullen, late Yesterday 90 State hogs Lee
70. at a 90; 4 rough do. 3O7 n. at a..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-16

,o.nox 90, I44nm-Cousols 9sl. for both money and
the account Atlantic and Great Western nsI e
t,nstees' cerncates so Canadian PaCno 81 ., a
40 secnnd con soils iO5s, Mexican Ordinary a. 40
Common 52s Mexican Central New per cent oon"' W.
Spanish As. 10.
Money 3lad3S per cent .,.. =, s5l. franc, 30 cen.
Paris adyces quote per cent on london at 20 francs
times for the account and c1chAhss VI" -~
q centimes for checks aha pank of England
The amount of bullion Withdrawn foin "' ~
on to-day IL f2.OOO
BAR silver quoted i3d per ounce o- short hills ia
Tse rare Of discount in market or so' o' 10
o. ner cent and for three months bills 5rp per 'e"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-16
pRODUCE MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL. Oct. l5-34j .. m.-Beet-Tn far demand
pork-In poor demand. Hamsin good demand bacon In
good demand Cheese-In far demand TailOwIn poor
1nond Sp rt. OF IufpeDno--in good demand Rnsin-In
fair demand LarspOt ani uturcs-ln poor demand
Weseru cash and steady Al "a. Bd Wheat
fair demand new 40 Winter steady q. 0d new No .
Spripg steady ~ al FlOur-ln fiir demand Corn
suot In poor demand futures In fais demand. MIXED
Western spot steady at Is Ossd Hops AZ LondonPacno
cnast-No offerings
ANTWERP. oct l5.-Potroleum-Fns pale Ameacan II FRS
So y eentInes pad and sellers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-16

VI Ss$s sss ajsss ~
nc sxOwed DO 76asos osas SSdgoS, ,n CORR sss,
':s s $s p s:sss
had nS s' Ts SsS sS
d %Ro@ eo GTGES wc u.s. Sss e%' SSsSe future
Il 9 N5 ana .e s5 y
sS Sss White sHG yyso No %sae
:o.Ss & s5s a. q D ss % Ssss' ssUs
&c Break IN it ad
s9a raS"g was q s@sr eSas Ss'
suF wSs bushels S nsss sg no. No. g. @ns
gs<aasSs No %ite SCI Mixed We'tss E aS 9s:S
SSS Pses$ssT sS s elSS,Rs gss% DO
5 ss:lag 2'ss Sl"Ss 9 Ss
Cc g. sSnp "a Rye oe
AND Grades Dc, , are hS Sa
Common stock rules dull and In buyers m 1Sn
HayMN covst M2ei 5oaSc shipping SCa5Sc
.sTRAw-LOng Rye 7oaoOc; Short Rye 409Soc;
6sd At %, full Scss l 1aGT on fTSR
fiS'' com TssS ssS SsGl'I sY$s
Ssas %" enSeg 1855 sslie s$i: S.ss
HEMP AND JUTE.Manila hemp nominal ,.,, sisa
steady az are Jge butts 9g9qt2ns are as fO R.t.
7Oai 75c 6r paper 20 for mixing and 2ac fOr baggng
quality.
UIDES-The market active on lower prices. The
sales since Friday comprise 1900 Buenos Ayres, 1jc;
5000 do do seconds 12Rc also 20 900 Buenos Ayre: 70
" s. Havana and 800 Maracaibo on private terms
quoted BuenOs Ayres, selected, 2oa2S h. 10y Monte:
Matsmoras, 22a26 n, 13c Central America 2oS22
@ i os tor aosa0' kD sF''1 1913 eerts
Monevideo and Rio Grande kps. 'oa13 n, 11ali9o'
Texas 20625 b 9d18i2c; Western II NJ 9a0c Southern
as they run 12a1s case DrysaIted Matamoras On Sc
7c Wet Sailed Bupnos Ayres, cow selected 4od5o % Sc;
RIO Grande. csw. 44d4s n Sc; r and OK. 4Oa9o ~
Sic 0rle MS city, 45aI7 10 SAGE Texas OK and cow
50d6O n. 5ioa6ioc; city slaughter OK 60GS0 n, 90,
LEATHER-Steady on prices with the export TRACE aud
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