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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-10-06
DROWNING OF RUSSIAN SOLDIERS.

a 6STmdu EaDer announces Connrma-
ton OF the Catastrophe.
BERLIN, Oct 5.-The Vossiche Zeitunq
reports that it has received positive con-
tirmation of the report of the drowning of
Gen. Bardovski and $40 soldiers. through the
collapse of bridge during the recent army
maneuvers in Russia. The journal adds
that the Russian censors of kilograms have
suppressed all messages in regard to the
disaster
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-10-06
Mexico's Courageous President.

CITY OF MEXICO, VIA GALVESTON, Ort.
5.-The rainy season has ended President
Diaz rides daily through the streets and
woods. The free way in which he exposes
himself shows he discredits the rumors of
plots against his life.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-10-06
CONVENTION OF JEWISH woRKMEN.

NEW YORK, Oct. 5.-The second days
session of the national convention of Jewish
workmen at Clarendon hall to-day was we'll
attended, 120 delegates, representing thirty
five trade unions of the United States and
Canada, being present. H. Hilkowitz was
elected chairman Resolutions advising a
national union between the United States
and Canada trade unions, and condemning &
the sweating system. were adopted.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-10-06
central American Congress-.

'reSiSa.M. J5 M.IExIco, VIA GALVESTON. Oct s.
.emen+ .eut ttoa Darrillas of Guatemala says the
IS Of ConC .uaC ne was trying to call a con-
-ecf TTltrai TI American states was in
rs oco LIS, ne said, had been done three
In H., ifo.,ahd ana the congress should have
ut Of f'oIIuuras ~ on Sept. 16, but on &C.
ID w. ,ne war the meeting was post
wopid e sald that under no considera-
ted TSia 90 a voice or vote be allowed to the
ooaues or any other foreign nation
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-10-06
A Lester Rally at swainsboro

SwAINsBoRo, GA. Oct. 5.-Hon. Alfred
Harrington spoke in the court house here
Friday to a large and enthusiastic audi
ence in behalf of the candidacy of Hon.
Rufus X. Lester, A heavier vote win be
polled in the ensuing election in this
county than ever before.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-10-06
Morley Charged With DistortinR
Facts.

LONDON, Oct. 5.-Col Caddell, the mag
istrate who presided at the hearing Of the
cases of Messrs. OBrien and Dillon at Tip
perary, is writing a long letter, in wbicn
he charges John Morley with having distor-
ted the facts in his recent speech relative to
the Tipperary affair.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-10-06

Alphonse Daudet Seriously ILL.,
PARIS, Oct 5.-Alphonse Daudet, the
novelist, is seriously ill.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-10-06
Railroad Rates Cut.

CINCINNATI, Oct 5.--Gen. Shattuc of the
Ohio and Mississippi railroad announces SO
reduction in the trip between Cincinnati
and st. Louis, also corresponding rates from
ST. Louis north and northwest.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-10-06
Political Arrests in st. Petersburg.

ST. PETERSBURG, Oct 5.-Fhirty arrests
have been made here in connection with
secret political movement. The prisoners
have been secretly examined by the police
department In the interior others have
been arrested charged with the manu-
facture of bombs
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-10-06
Their differences adjusted.

LONDON, Oct. 5.-The Standards Berlin
correspondent says that the differences be-
tween Count Won Waldersee and Emperor
William in regard to the military policy
have been removed.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-10-06
Killed by a Bursting Reservoir.

PARIS, Oct. 5.-Through the bursting of
a reservoir at La Lotde. near Toulon, to-
day five persons were killed and thirty in
iured.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-10-06
Cholera in Barcelona.

MADRID, Oct 5.-Cholera is believed to
have broken out in Barcelona, where five
suspected cases have been reported, two of
which proved fatal
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-10-06
Prominent Pennsylvania
Dead,
Woman

CARLISLE, Pa, Oct 5.-Mrs. Helen
Bosler, widow of Hon. James w Bosler, died
suddenly to-day, aged 50 years. She built
Bosler memorial hall for Dickinson college.
She leaves an estate worth over 81 200, 600.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-10-06
Victory for Revolutionists.

BERNE. Oct. 5.-The revolutionary party
in Ticino has won a victory on the question
of revision of the constitution. The popu-
lar vote shows II 1928 for and II 1884 against
revision.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-10-06
IN LABOR'S FIELD.
An Iron Furnace Shuts Down A
Strike Declared Off

Strike Declared Off
LONDON, Oct. 5.--The fires have been
Quenched in all the Scotch iron furnaces
with the exception of few furnaces
which do not belong to the masters' combi-
nation, and which manufacture iron for
private purposes. The lockout will reduce
the market supply 10000 tons weekly.
CIGARMAKERs' STRIKE OFF.
BINGHAMToN, N. Y, Oct. 5.-The long
and bitter struggle between the cigarmakers
in this city and their employers is ended,
the cigarmakers, at a largely attended
meeting this afternoon. declaring the strike
off. The fight has been the most disastrous
one ever experienced here
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-10-06

King of Holland Growing Worse.
LONDON, Oct. 5.-A dispatch to the Times
from Brussels says that the condition of the
King of Holland is growing worse.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-10-06
0rusuayan Taxation Inoreased.

e ba1ns b~s il itDEo, Oct. 5.-The import duties
dut;a.i increased 5 per cent. and the ex-
~uies have been restored. -
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-10-06

A,
lche and
J, and is
to relieve
BROS Fl
Euggists
b.
Dove COM
charge by
,d 1S1 Bay
Ia relieved
! given tes;
rahanl aud
4 Harnet5
/ Steamer
Iley,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-01

sl;se. "a 4sss ~ . SO u 81 8 slosfss
f' Rid i$
Is'STi 50 % Il Sc S'sSs; 81
For Lake h large eCmncs ask s og ~ S1 ssSc and
eytsSs brands si. but STEADY at
no * et a4d ,lsdy arg At
2sSaSc fair 20 strictly fancy Porto Rico Sa'Sc f''''
NAVAL sToKEs-srIElrs TURPENTIN,E.T,ssdii
Sf few y" d,S s''ps sa 's
$ :'is'E sp,::;a o. Va T,ss''
SEEM 81 e & S trern, vary but nts
ass a aSs %'fs'i hid IN p s''y G1' well
chaes Of h Older ., ITO G a,.s g,l haOp5
S%:h grain sf T Hr"0CIf 1erHG sa %
rGn Snse 10 MasIes
sSe j. So nd ss s'2s: g:
SSps The zane p .sn n' Go and o% s
port to Havana lumber sd So ,, o.. co.,,n...s
ss4 s 5 Ts @ better Ss s%1ss
80 hss ye 10 gSas syc or ohr KINDS
Sniss b.. 40 steady e. ''Ne
cs sSsa sss cssR S~ ssT COD s' cSsa
Ms:ssl sG sso s eae prime
low Mnhadn ih r pressed : SGc
SsassSS w T%'S sc Stern crude
ssSched w hnts,, 81 M ass
SS sssSss '9 a", csd SHI,
G:ns h"s ss5'
s and ds%'a% was .s anocd at si s $40
SnS' C Near: sS S EN Emf n.
81 ffs . S5aits 81 Fasa
sales ssss go Lids ScM at The WSs. oIa a guoS o
az saa at 20 hGrS spa sI e. hs
ad r1 ss. Soc o s pe S s'G
e oce bis picked bellies o.; Of Western meat., salcs
tSs DO 20 H. s% S pieSled Ssy quoted I'd
F s p Hams SsSs sn nS o. DO Pcd
Shoulders 5c Smoked do M J. a o shaee
REC a,Ao Sha:o p i.ssfI oGsurecd fStc
Ts' de 6a Sh G Ses demand cS ha
stronger today and onto1s adyancei lao p1'nt N ~
quoted 50 'o@sO 52igc Ct s;em steady sales 81 ,e,
aes Ss!S o S;sq
q sNe9 as ss CLOS sSoS f sd
.. c55aS aoG south America at nni v BGTrEh
ed some sa"S 'hT Ss
Creamery ss tais fancy ssassse ts%sy
ssss$S5' YET S'.'gSSS @
ses 5So Sat- pa parry gs fns si ard
Ea Tsc F, %sa9rn p SsS'S n
5s do good llaalac fair lSnlci do wes tsSs
oaai2he fair to fancy; rstc-y fancy tre:h 1es
1Ss.e ;fH2f are ' doing om
and trade demand Is light at barely steady prices
te Factory tu cream Sptemner fancy o white MIN gq
slsaoc common 70 fair. 7tas4c p,rt skins adsc: fs
ri, demand SS osalTss sr {
d"l Taike. STATE and PeGnsyiayrs fresh 2aS2 sd
ia%S% asa2s &C., ce ir 70 lined
f fS%ss To- ps-t With th% anpsehS heher a.l
c Glove, 'S and Il acsal e5 fdr timothy r
| sUGAR-Raw-UDchanQed In price ano very d rl
In light demand CRUSHED 15oc; CIT h9 ,od
s ,siS Moua -" W S's
y yscw 5 G rs 5.lG FN'" - 'i'''''
a rs ses d%TnS c n'1's ss sI' !" ~
ssd Moderately active TIE ss aSc
c cSs issa &C ONO E% e Lat salcc Pennsyl
css2s sS1 T Ts%sns i 1ss
a5c; also 500 bales Havana, e7acasl %; 800 bales
/ s, ssy c b sst a s ss Country city
tcs nu,ted .. 5lsa5 s1Oc pkgs free. ~ .,o..,.e.
maruaetvraI ar" buv,na hut they DO no. always
the assortment suitable there is n d,ny
WITCH are coming in steqdly on the business roporet
prices ga are shown av 4rS n n srSnc
c sales ncus 2 % c"o MGneaG si and w 5 Sc
do Meylcar 10 40 900 sprine Texas IS 123c coo d
nns washed n'ccc d. wars rrowth Teas ,'n 600 =
T rSS % 10 400 co Sing TSxa 100000 nnllcS
10 600 d. combrc do 900 do A super d. soono 90 g.
spf"a 600 DO seG.1 ed T rsc
| Uonssol and 10 900 DO Eagiad private terms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-01
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
.r,,rs or NETWORK DEALINGS.

Tho bu,ls in wheat piled up big heap OF argumen r
+, ,ha,r favor Yesterday. Gables were only steady
q, firm, hut the Hessisn ny in Kansas ana MISSOURI
ras visible in q large degree near Bowling "reen'
penorts of a good export demand for hour IN 'he
Northwest we're used 10 worry the shorts ana inc
interior receipts were moderate. Ciearances were
Is in favor OF the bulls. In spite il the bull talk
ho specua ion developed no vgor ana ohy l'oou,ooS
tnshels changed hands. December options 0peihcu
~ Al 90 14Gsi 90 5-l6, fell t. I'll Os o5 ana ,hen
allied fractionalN. May went from 81 IL - ~
az 10 II 10 III IL and then recovered the loss. Inc
anal not changes were irregular ana Of small eAtcil'
snot wheat was quiet and only steady. ,.,,
Corn was strengthened by reports OF Daa muish!ne
and continued talk asout the small stocks In Cncago'
Tba sbinments from farmers were Light while me
Vow York rcccpS werc extremely small. Inc detri,
ngs we're less than 100000 bushels pmt inc nns
Gains of the day were l-sd IL cent ihc.c 49,
%noyt saIcs Of 81 900 bushels and spot lots were
GAS on the spot were fairly active and sfcady.
In The option line the nearby months Yielded sh%e
under selling pressure, while May delivery WIS lie
cent hichcre , Tho oor,
Lard was devoid Of export demand; inc corn r
market exercised a Strengthening effect and options
ended up a. points
The final quot atoms were as follows: ,,or 9, 10
Wheat-November. 81 OF -; December ~ w
January fl 10: February, 81 II May, ~ II -.
CoYn-November GO; December, 80 "a; January
0ats-Novembcr, AZ 7-s; December. so; May, 81 Is
IaId-November Sc so: December. S6 81 January
Sc 81 February go 81 March. So OIL So, Mill
The receipts OF rain and -four al New ork, fnlip
delpha. Baltimore and Boston rep rto $50
bushels: oats, 105.970 bushels: toa, giain aoi N,
hlshels (: flour, 40 $40 packages: ~ CmcaSo' III
Yankee and ST. Louis the arrivals were wheat, lot ~
bDsheis; total grain Gss051 bushels; -four 31'ood
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-01
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Oct 81 (special-Wheat cables To-Day were
decidedly strong, opening the price mp ana lcauihe
the crowd to expect a bull market. This expectation
was rather upset by the announcement early IN the
day ~ large commercial failure, with LIABILITIES Oh
500 600 This news lost the price all us auEaHoc
and made the market look sick. Just rev mlhutcs
hofore the close there was, however, sharp cor
ccrted buyng by two three bulls, VINO inade UP d
little pool for the purpose of closing prices strone
rho Man was more successful than the originator ~,
II nrohably expected. on the curb scalpcrS ctTlco
The market still higher. November wheat opened ~ ~
~ 81 * sold between 81 OF IS and 81 OF and Closed
At 81 on 5.s: December opened at 81 % IL soa pe
tween II O3 "a and II %. and closed al 81 "" -
Nav opened at 81 O5 35 sold between ~ W ~ ae e
al 0s Ia and closed at 81 0S "a AZ nigh. on on t'e
crrb December was up 3S cent further 20 81 VI,
Tho Northwestern movement was about up 10 e1Pcuan
tions-575 cars at Minneapolis and Duluth. su! ~
obtancd suggested another gCOd-slZcd increase Nv my
,ieibIe snnply on Monday. Corn actch gO1u uS'h
Tho vhcat The charters to-day were tne :d.lcs. ~
The Walk only %, 900 bushels: Fun, IL Is cAPco'ct
that the stocks on Monday Will show oecigase w ".
600 600 bushels One Of the bull bids durhg nc uf
Vas the announcement from Kansas Clty snat I'll,
"a ii ali dav Nav opened at % p S9a n arraIi
~ and IS a. and closed at % ~ Inc afr n
vcra aiG cars the estimates for saturday 3oV ~
,sions were an exceedingly dull market UNI, VIII. it
Eve Minutes OF the close. Then. IN sympa.N W., "a
the sudden rming up of grain they maac 'ne peS' '
,.oncn 81 the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-01
COTTON NARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool oct 81 D. m.-Cctton-The sales Of the day
include x COO halns American. .
Futures closed quiet but seady S o,S
Yoyeber and December deliver 81 CID sellers Deem
Ier aud Jqnuary delivery 276id value January and
rhrTarv delivery 2sG'd sellers; February and March
dcliverv c0Cia5 ao-9'd: March and r,l do,yerT
al n ID brvers. Arrl AID NAV delivery 1876 a. $3.50
Nav and June delivery $50 as 36-6id; June and July
dellvcry. : 3Sfid sellers. ~ So,
" colycs,on oct 81 Cotton quiet; middng CSC; low
middng csc good ordinary. 1880 net and gross re-
ceInts $50 bales sales 7l2 bales splnnors, bales
stock 11fs79 bales.
Wcckv-Net and receipts 3e1o bales; exports 70
reo, Rrtain % sos the Contn mt 2 81 bales
co,stwise iosi5 bales sales 1852 bales; spnners ~
bales. - $500. 49,, s.o.ar. ,,,ddl,rc
Ole net and gross receipts 9si bales exports coast
yiso 100 bales: sales 1924 bales stock. 312S7 bales
woctiv SSt and gross receipts 2o777 halcs exports
n c~cat britain GGi1 bales to France 1900 bales 70
the Continent 600 bales coastwse 156O3 bales sales
iS 900 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-01

.s,s cnoice, ssdsOe; 90 TAR " good, !0Noe
BurDnsh pearl choice, 70a7bc; inferior ard ds,ased
Msn,no other articles unchanged. Recetpts-Flonr
,.c1 his wheat. LOO bush corn 400 bush oats
10 o soo hush Shpnents-Wheat $500 bush coro 300
hssh: oats. 1900 bush
q, Louis. Oct. 3l.-Flour unchanged. Wheat-The
n,,sst opened hdSc up, reacted but advanced ana
mas were firm hut trading -ht Later the mar
va declined and weakness ruled until near the close
hen some nrmness was shown July closed tc higher
@ vsordsys final figures, the other months was about
!, OIL. July. 81 0fa, August 93c asked Corn
he aneninr itdsc hgher. The m1rsot irregular,
mctetIng within narrow range during the entire ses-
% and closed sac above yesterdays close No cash
sl ,n. october soc May, 52ssc. Oats firm and isc
horc Yesterday No cash 45c May 4Ga-c. Rye. firm
x q p asked. Farley less doing Minnesota, zoe
Nchr,ska 67c Hay steady fair demand. Bran. de-
NS Good CSC. Faxseed easier, ~ 80. Butter un:
mhnnocd Eggs. 1sRdl9c. Lead, dull spot IS offered
=, ~ 81 scdSi IS. cornmea UNCHANGED whissSsy
~ po,t s1i Lard SO. Dry salt meat. boxed shoulders
20 "a. longs IS 75ds5 So ribs 81 sods5 50; clear
y 9odsG Bacon. bsxcd shoulders. 80; longs ~ 20
- al 25 clear S. IS. Sugar cured hams. $40 10
70 90 Rccepts-Four 1000 bbls wheat Of 600 bush
corr, 600 bush; oats, $4,000 bush rye
S Snoo bush barley, 1000 bush. shipments
aronr 5000 bbls wheat. 5000 bush corn
o o1o bush oats 900 BUSH rye, 1000 bush barley
1905 bush.
ro,oao Oct 3I.-whcat dull steady: cash and October
., aa,L. December 81 o3 Nav. 81 0s9. Corn steaov
- ,ilc December. j3oc. Oats quiet cash loci 30
ah,te .s. Cloverseed active, easier cash - 20 De De
mbcr ~ 80: February, 81 IS. Recclpts-Wheat 3i9fo
husb: corn 80 800 bush eloverseed, 22i bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-01
THE PETROLEUM MARKET
.rws FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF Pr

.rws FROM THE. FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
There was one sale Of 1000 barrels OF buckeye
ipcline certificates yesterday at the Consolidated Elk
chance at Is = cents. This small response 10
Tho morning news telling of the opening OF new well
in advanced territory which promises another deiusS
~ ohio oil The Exchange price for this COMMONLY
Is ntIrply nominal: a tTer valuation may come "heh
tberc has been a decided settlement OF the gues-
zion Of the ownership OF Ohio 0lproducing TERRITORY
han can be predicted with new struggle Tor
control with the Standard apparently Initiated IN So
pncIcve state. A sharp advance occurred In Ma
tiona Transit certificates the Stock Exchange leading
The rise The covering Of shorts appeared to oc inc
chief speculative feature. The markets are sui ue-
void of substantial support.
The range OF prices and the total dealings were as
foIIo,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-01

WEST SHORE RAILROAD, n. Y. C. &
w H. II. + n Co, Less,c S o leave West 42d.
rom the foot Of Jayst. NewYork Hamilton. London,
Detroit and Chcaso % So a. NJ; % rs D. NJ SIS 2 n
3 IL D. M Buralo Rochester. sespensiOn Bridge,
iagara Fall, Utica and Syracuse 80 - 5j Is 10,
and ii 20 T. Nj sSns only to 90 Kn snd
IS 10 D. m Catskni and Albany $3.50, @7il5. . SIS.
al 80 = 90 5;IS sI sS + X c:ans st ,oS
y 80 ali 80 ma i lis 90 80 is 49, a $50,
rs III IS D. Montreal and Canada East l5 a.
IS is p Elegant sleeping cars for Buffalo, NIarara
sais Detroit. Chicago and Sc. Louis on all hrousn
m. 90 p m jersey CITY, r r s,,t sss
arar Al other trains daily except SUNDAY For tickets.
timetable p,lor and secpnscar ac,ommodation or ~;
formation apply offices BROOKLYN 333 Washington 72e
ultOns,, Annoy once, foot q Fulton:st NewYorS Ciw
Place ~ West 1o5hst and Yves. shore Station foot OF
. Yes. 42dst. and foot Of Jay-st. North River O. n
EswYofk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-01
THE STATE OF TRADE.

d Ba'mSTG Oct G" dun iq
9Gcdsl oS oncberry s9caSl e. NO q - "a wnt
g spot md October 81: December, 81 c2saSd W
NAV - osa, asi 10. Co.nsouthern scare ana n ned
Shitc GoG63c yellow 59d6lc; Western steady m lAf
wa. and S,tobcr SSc year 57l G572 January 9la3tt
Nav 5e.c oats quiet and steldy ungraced 59qSnern
40 40 %e SSite Rye
o1 90 mime TO choice 75a70c good to fa 20
Hay quiet and steady prime 70 Choice pS IooCe
PROVISIONS firm Mess pork 81 90 Clear yb .as GO
sncar pcHd shoulders 0Sc; sugar Gura sh9sea 72 ut
drrs 75ac Hams uiadl2c Lard-Rs,nsa !c' ,,,r u ~
Choice 2iG22c do imitation; 16d2cc; ade fancy i'a
0c good choice l?dl1c store prsEse hTG eo
or quiet: refined BE whskey quiet q 20 treg nd1
Liverpool pr 900 pSs6 agG ECO push o 1000
Ge' T ocS bn GUOO sSppmenf;gr 5000 bbs
1000 bush Saies-Whcat, $1,000 bush; corn l1'oco
BUSH -
Boston Oct 31Fonr Arm Corn and GH; !%sT
600 bbIs and $500 sacks; corn 10000 bush; ostT'
So 900 bush shorts, 100 tons
buffalo oct 3l.-wheat-No. hard easy, with sales o,
G ooo bush on piixats trs' e'S. Winter GRADE
u Of 10 white u o22 No extra white - 100 > o.
To Yellow sold at SOC 10000 buh 40 yellow az 5sa
3Si.c - 0Co bush No az sac and 10 cars no x al
57iad57Iac closnc No yellow az )94c NO s 20 d.
no 30 g. do zoe No mixed track; 10 Whit
in store y Igc Barley nn and unchanged Rye scarce
10 2. 7ic in store. Flour and milecd hrm ard un
SIC corn 3iac oats. 2sc barley &c rye SIC iunbI
to New.York 80 % Albany 81 % Rceeipts-flSSar
nevtspy ra-Wheat 70 COO hush corn. Gj 600 bush
gavseed o5 100 bush By ra-FoUr. $4,000 bills; wheat
81 0OC bush corn, $4,000 bush.
Chicago Oct 3l.The leading futures ranged as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-01
I ,,HIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot OF Cortlands ana
Desoa0s, % DOR sIatngton and intermediate points.
n m Tor Geneva. Lyons, Elmra. Rochester. BunaIo
Nd the West Pottsyie and principal local points Shar
ar 20 LIONS and Pullman car 70 Suspension b,ugei
N"i ~ FOR M.uCn Chunk and intcimedlate bonIs
q m for H. and b. Junction and Intermediate DOihes'
sta,r car 10 Mauch Chunk. ~
cor 10 Connection 70 Reading AID arr sburg
' W r. mira and principal intermediate p'nts
car 20 Wkcsbarre and Pullman sleeper 20 Suspension
Bridge. ,.,,.yva Ma,oh Chu,t and intermodI atc
oo,n,o PChar car n Mauch Chunk.
P''Hs1, a M for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points.
coDnac.Ioon 70 Reading and Harrisburg. . ,
D. L.. Geneva Lyons Emra hoene i bun ;
Bridge. 1900 - - ~ n M ano 4 an
~ nanneet for all points In MahanOy and HaZeton coal
fesio"'' SUNDAY TRAINS
"a m. for Mauch Chunk, Hazleton and Intermediate
,on,s and IL =. M. for Shenandoah and intermediate
pon,s. ,,., Ch,nt and Intermediates oo,n,.
n IN FOR Geneva. Lyons. Elmira. Rochester Bunalo
and the Pullman sleeper TO Lyons ana Suspension
n'iuS' General Eastern once. 255 Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-01
roc, u,pKrTs-BY TELEGRAPH

esc1Eo U iCo shipments 1000 ark a
steady. fairly ACTIVE "a ,o IIors-Iseceipts $500
e. o. Shipment e ass 80 a good to p.sc
haer % oasl 10 prime he,yy and butcher wsient
y III sSs s, lS u.s. 600 FG narset active
Receipt eVVu iiyes 40; Texans IS 40ssi lambs
- naaI oct sI-CateReceirt. last - hons =. =
head o.i for week thus far Is ''o nor rs sam COO Of
wSh 10 New.York; 40 head for Sale 400 bead
SicCp au caa tbus far 80 GOO for same time last wee
90 500 signed through 600 head al q wm
& s6s5 So good choice 81 Iodst % c on e 20
fair si6s 20 LambscColoe Common - fat s5a ;. 20
WcgsRec@irt- last % hours 200 hcaa U 90 400 con
thus cd brongh $50 head. $50 o. Th,ch 70
900 for sale; market slow he sss 20
and mixed "a 25Gsi IS pigs, +S@9' w.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-01
GENERAL, MARKET REPORTS.

RrIIpING MATERIAL-The supply OF brick Is GOO goou
ord nra.s are no nighei. rather scarce ana mhS
held Brex quoted IS 50aSo 10 for uprNsr anu - %
ass so yog Jersey; tIayeFsE9w, haIu 90 ' 1naDd
Rosendale Cem Mt 90ae1 Per Dbl Amr,can fol.aau,
a. l0asS 20; English portland, - oVds- oV, Sva o,
Portla d q 5Ocs. so; Rock land COMMON L'ne 81 ~,
hi and do finishing 90 State Line 15e 500 So !o
Line s5c; La:hs, 81 % per 1000 GOATS h''r' --"-'
per bush Cattle HAIR le, - ,,o sru,. ra,e duu and
again irregar because OF the uncertainty respeetg c
cSnoTt duty at Rio. No. quoted nominaly aa
Sales loo blgs santos No. g. 17sc G. ana l. ID
ades had less demand the speculative dealings
dscdcd falling or the market was little
In the e,rly trading November declined 10 points
other months were unchanged TO points hiShei puo
entire list strengthened later on covering OF
and reaction Have, final figures SHOWING fiso
ia points over yesterday. iiaVre deenea 1,,rc
early but closed with recovery OF = n StocK ~
2s5 600 bags Of which 127 oo0 bags sie Bla2lla Zoo
rivals during this MONTH Ga 600 bags de1vefles
bags Hamburg lost ei pg but closed steaay: 1 D'SS I'd
Dccenber as Cd January 74s % Fe6ruar S .os o
ordinary Java 5s3c Marketoders accepting on Sn
nces Arrivals Netherlands during the Eloath 20 Zoo
kaps deliveries Netherlands during the notn
TAGS; stock in Netherlands November liooOv 49,
no TepoIts eLulr first 90 ko.), SSO eoou scgou
1io kos) 100 exchange ipNael. |4'sc oac S
oOO hays: Rio clearanccs for United states io'
rio cleaances Tor Europe 900 bags total stock l1"
hays market week Santos receipts 20 Ooo Dags 100
81 Rio July october 80. so, :HUuV oassn sa,o
time 1889 900 hays; same time lsS I1tooVo V e
Eeccips Santos JAY 70 0etober 30 ISV ,Ss
$4,000 bags. Total sales here to-day 3i-'o OAsS Dc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-01

Inclrdes sales Of 900 cash oil at a. Il ana looo
December options at 70 1-s cents
Refined petroleum 76O cents per gallon In barrels
and $50 cents in Crude In barrels and naphtha
30 cents per gallon. -
Foreign quotations-Antwerp. 10 IL francs; Bremen
G 80 marks London, "a pence.