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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-03-06
9hiloh'u Vftalixer

shiloh's vftalixer
Ii what you need for constipation, loss OF
appetite, dizziness, and all symptoms OF
dyspepsia. Price ten and seventy-fve
cents DER bottle. G. M. Dreamer.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-03-06

Round trip tickets to Las Vegas hot
springs and return, good for ninety days,
on sale at S. at A., T. & s. F. railroad
office.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-03-06

Are active, effective and pure. For sick
headache, disordered stomach, loss of sp-
petite, bad complexion and biliousness,
they have never been equaled, either in
America or abroad
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-03-06

A doctor has only to make good repu-
tation to have people follow at his heels
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-03-06

Try the NEW MKxIcAN's new outfit Of
mafklaland. maahinsrywh yen want
~ ID Dgia1lag q blaak book veek.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-03-06
Catarrh Cured

Health and sweet breath secured by
Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price fifty
cents. Nasal injector free. @. NJ. Dreamer.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-03-06

6hiloh's Catarrh Remedy,
A positive cure for catarrh, Diphtheria and
Canker Mouth. G. M. Dreamer.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-03-06

An improved proverb-Marry in haste
and repent at Chicago.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-03-06

Group, Whooping Cough
And bronchitis Immediately relieved by
Shiloh's Cure. @. M. Dreamer.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-03-06

A Nasal Injector
Free with each bottle Of Shiloh's
CatayYh Remedy. Price 80 cents. G. M.
Dreamer.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-03-06
An application for office-court plaster
Why VIII You

why VIII You
Cough when Shiloh's Cure will give
you immediate relief. Price 10cts., 30
cts., and 81. g. M. Dreamer.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-03-06
THE NEW PRIxx sroRY

nsaxerly sought for, read With pleasure or dis.
ssPpoinnsmoent, then toasod aside and forgot
vorite Prescription, read It again, for they dis-
cover N It something to prixo-s measen1er a
Ioy % those suffering from functional deranFc-
@ MeI1 on from any OF the painful disorders OF
pains, internal Inflammation and liberation
teuoorrhea and kindred ailments readily vieid
% IT, wonderful curative and healing poxerS.
druggists, under a positive Suarnrtoss
ron the manufacturers, that It viii give satis.
Iaouon In every case, or money viii be 70
H.. nS Seat,o Tbs guarantee has been printed on
bottles for $500. ss~'' VI ~
Copyright 1883, BY WORLDS Du. M, A.r,
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-03-06

QUARTERLY REPORT OF THE TERRITORIAL AUDITOR,
Of the
$780,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-09
FYPTLSION OF BISHOP DIES.

Indianapolis oct. s.-The committee Of the German
Evangelical Conference which has been investigating
the case of Bishop Dubs for the last week submitted
It's report yesterday. The committee declares that the
trial proceedings Instituted and completed IN
strict accordance with the Church laws: that all the
charges against Dubs were fully sustained; that after
his trial and suspension he published pamphlet
which contained Misrepresentation and defamatiOns
Of the trial conference and It's transactions shat he
then travelled over the country and under the prctext
delivering lectures preached from Scripture texts,
and IN his paper and other ways slandered the con-
ference Of Bishops and the officers Of the Church. The
report closed with resolution declaring that not
only his suspension be ratified, but he Is hereby de
posed from his Office as bishop and preacher I'm the
Evangelical Association and expelled from the Church"
Concurrence I'm the report Of The committee was then
put u % vote, and the bishop unanimously depOscd
and expelled from the Church.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-09
THE STATE or TRADE.

Baltlnor,. Oct. s-Tlor firm wossyr spper. q, q,
- Is Others unchanged. Recfpts, 1925 hos; 90
inon.s "a bbls: sales J. as bbs What nm 20 Il a
500, and ths n,onta al 0ia.asl Oi DetaHsf a a.
II ooh steamer No red, VDsyatl fccsg~, 2aIs
bush .hRmen:., 81 90 bush ,t.,H; oG' sli b
N 0S Longberry, 81 O2dsl 10. Corn hFmj nlsA 80
zoe; year II d5is 81 January, 5ld3lfc; bfnay iS
n be March 5ILc: receipts. 1903 bush tux n "a
BUSH .aes 10000 bush southern corn noAusl; " !
7fu1ic yellow, rag. Oats quiet and sifafy ~ /
wblto W,stc n. 26as6hae 40. mNed w's'eh a1sas.
and Lra: 40. 2 0Jc: r'cellts $40 br-hi stock go
bueh 10y active aud grn vood 20 tnoic" uIo'hY 81
,qS,1 0Taip fFalghts sseady, nrchsrera t1toa asr.
nal udd Ing SIC. Provision, steady sad Err. u ns<
HuGato Oct. s.-sprnR wheat Ia be''"f .equNs "A
n,rsri Il 100 bush No. ] harl spot. sod a. NO,,'
1000 bush d, AZ q % 1000 bash d. a. q 0i. Il
"a 900 bush do C.. T.. ~ u oje OJ' closaa ffg-,
Al or spot I'll OG G. T. T.; so. ! Northern. spot u az
.sk1d 90 bush No / Ngr'letn, C. J. = SOLO AZ q e.,
cIosin1 al 81 O2 No. No. thrfn SPOT $50 ~ Nf
Sor,iero Oliyc Winter wheat dun AMI 0wsf' , =,
No. rel sold 81 OF gael " No. WHIT, -l % ssi
on track Cora opened Eal- ll-Aef ro"d tLl "a
weak 10 yellow Ole: 20. ? 80 On 49," ossrf,s.
on tacH Oats ~ o1qi OF dcr ald TO- trlrS c,eHtg,
y ar. No white sO4 90 81. Q3it Nu. .. % u Il
,rarE do I'm Itorp 33i.c asked e.. -. 1vfe Il
at 38e. RarlcY quot and steady 300 ban Ne
Weg;ern sold at 67e &c gsa!ie ,g,.. Z efns.i
doaf ~ 8Oai5 Nilfcpi guet but firm cgars Eissi
ban ais do spring tifG$l -. C..l iiels!:s suf.
wheat he corn ic rye go 70 Ne" YORK .e.-r 20
Flour 80 500 bbis whact, - COO Dl.h corr q. q
bush: oqts So coo buah. STlpner ts-Br r'r1l; Wa
$4,000 bush; corr s. 900 bush o,ts y 40 hnsh ~
ia 600 bush com $4,000 bush oa.s 1000 Jasa si
ley. 900 bush rye. 20 900 bush.
Chicago, Oct. s.-Ihe leading futures ransd A. Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-09
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New.York. Thursday, Oct. s.-BEEY ES-Recepts. pare
direct and cS2 ss OE Gf at
y So,'I per- 4o' RGsd fe DlG Seady '1rO'
for xss ana Colorado riu sds and Ggoe Tor Common
prime native do, extra Quality bringing -, orLot
arr i'd pc, n rgfrigelat.G beef aad 1'idO2d for
American live cattle, d,aa weight . s,,..,., -, NJ
od 800 head On e 81 pa9sTns BY n ,sGeS hS
lie tcer iaehulva which sailed from Newport News
Mlh GGff vow suke date Wedacsds were
head Nothing doing s1-aay Feeling steady, and NOM
mai 2GG'ionR S adag sS head received but
not reported yesterday, were 59 head Steady for
load Of W wes. l calves sold at VIC per n fed DO Sa
90 at God No. Nsa az the Outside nSuT
Country yels arrived more freely and were In
city ,cd sold at sd2e dressed gassers, at 4a0c
sses-Sdd & buckingham: 81 Grassers 2se aver.
age at 2e per d. 90 Western Calves $50 n At s4c IS
state V Hs'9 i4s n at Sc do 1888 n at nc yeas
fed Calves, 1Gi H. at DC fed do, a25 H. at &c
feline Wrsht c. Il yGss 192 NJ a. 81 &c Ia also
at 7sc ii itd Calves 22S u, at 4c; 10 DO III ~ at
90 IS G & Hollis Veals 14s ~ at 7a.c; do,
headequay divided between the upper and lover yard,
The si supply maaI nns very E we'll a Cleared de ea in tho
Poor to prime Sheep sold Of % 5oa$5 25 per 100 or
binary 10 prime Lambs at FG l2l2d$0 10
Dies,ed mutton nrmer, and selling at 7doc dressed
ls sa nfpnOf ar Pei Canadian lambs 80
aS Il IS "a Pc lsS p 2 80 ias = 49,
az NJ at 80 so: 20 DO II n. az SO 10; ?29 Michigan
sheep 81 ~ at IS IL State do "a H. at - 10 bucks.
Hailenbscs & Hollis: 81 State ombs, O5 H. at SO 37a
a do IS ~ at IS 3 bucks. 40 H. at )" 90.
JeliGe Wright Co.: 70 State lambs I" n, at Sc 70
% sheep 81 n, at "a So late yesterday So state lambs.
McFh,r;on Co. z 20 ;, Canadian lambs, "A IN, at
NJ Collins: 80 Western sheep, 80 d. Mt IS 100 Penn.
svlyania lambs 90 n, at 3G 80.
Newton s. Gillett: 222 Michigan lambs, rs n. q,
70 Judd & Buckingham 125 State lambs 10 n, at 50 rs
100 Western do so ~ 8t 50 % IS state sheep liz n,
at 81 % loo Western do, "a H. &c - 20; 81 culls -
VI X Tidcocx & Sons 100 Pennsylvania lambs 81 n.
ut So 1917. oo
loads &c Jersey City and II carloads az 40ths Not many
line hogs on sale. Feeling nm and good cornfed are
ouotalle ut IS 50dS5 80 per 100 ~
Country dressed have arrived more freely but prices
are generally well maintained. Medium weights seal at
Sd7Ec; Hight lower Jerseys at Tie; and Light upper
S1es"HGme and Mullen 81 state hogs ll2 n average
NJ as 65 per 100 n / rough do 80 N, at 81 IS.
Jelino Wright s Co., late yesterday: so state hogs
l6i n average, at IS 90 per 100 n % do, PIG n, az
az Is. IL do 260 ~ nc IS IS; rough do, 3S3 n at
81 05 2 do, $50 ID, at - 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-09
GRAIN IND PRODUCE MARKETS..
FEATURES OF NEw.YoRK DEALINGS.

The resumption of business In Chicago brought With
IL sharp shrnkage In the grain dealings in New
York The trading In wheat options fell TO 100000
bushels and the bull fever abated Although
foreign cables higher the foreign element ceased
buying and the execution of selling orders was
prevented only by the decline I'm prices below the
limits fixed. There q local disposition 10 realize
profits. and the short interests has been reduced under
the supporting point. Other unfavorabe Influences
tile Hight cearances, dulnes In the export trade
and better weather from the United Kingdom. The
Cincinnati Price Current said that the injury TO
the crop In the Northwest not likely reduce
the quantity, but night lower the quality OF wheat.
The interior movement also was heavy. All tho
markets strength was shown at the opening, but
when the foreign buying failed TO follow the strong
cables the general selling pressure carried values
down. December options dropped from 81 l00
~ 10 Ia & ~ O6 3ie ~ o. 49, and May went from
~ 10 3-4a@1 rs to III IA 5S. spot lots 1921
cent lower and only 10000 bushels were taken by
shippers.
Corn was weak through the day. Business was
small and mainly local IN character The light receipts
and tho stronger cn6leS had no effect The new crop
Is arriving freely at Western points, aud the depres
In wheat caused some selling. Early prices were Off
3-SH5-s cent but a partial recovery followed Cash
unsettled, and ended weaker, but shippers
bought 10000 bushels on the spot and for specias
delivery In October.
Oats were heavy and lower. The options declined
3-5@3s cent on dali business and the cash market
Lard of 3d1 points and quiet
The final quotations were rs follows:
Wheai-October III % "a November, 81 o. Deem.
March 81 liz 90; April. u II So: May. 81 IA So.
COrn-October, 90 Ia; November. 80 Ia December,
"a - muuary, 81 "a; February, 5l7s; May
6ats-6ctober, 81: November. 80 as; December,
"a 80, May 81 cents.
Lard-October. 81 November. 81 or December.
az %; January, 81 Is.
The receipts Of grain and -four reported YESTERDAY NJ
New.yerk philaaelpla, baltimore and boston Yore ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-09

made I'm order TO ascertain WHITTIER Mr. Flower nv oe
reald the whole or any part Of the money WHICH NC
had drawn rs salary for days when he was n1senL
This search was rewarded by the discovery that, Oh
september 30. 1890. the day before the eHplton VI
tnc first session. Mr.. Flower credited with the
Of $3.50 on account Of deductions for absence inc
amount thus restored 20 the Government was equai
Mr. Flowers salary for Is 2fs-l,OOO days NJ Tl2 ~
per day. and It's payment shows that Mr. tIoWe, iap
charged himself with 24S-1 coo days absence lh an
don 10 the aftecn days during which he was hDsen.
by Of the House. If this account was GoGo'
shows that Mr. Flowers system OF timckeeplng Is OK
trcmeiy minute and exact. for 2fs1 600 OF uae
is equal to hours 81 minutes 30 seconds;
the p?y for which time i'm round figures wOuu
amount TO SO 40. which amount Mr. Flower. Of course
refunded TO the Government. IL could not be ascer-
tancd that he refunded any par Of the pay whcn nc
drew for DAYS on which he was absent In the second
session -,
More space has been devoted TO this feature or Mr.
I1ovprs record as statesman than would have been
necessary had II not been made so prominent by hlm
self and his friends
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-09
MAYOR MATTHEW'S INVESTIGATING.

Boston, oct. s.-MayOr Matthews IS pursuing an in
vestratiom in the matter Of the retirement Of Police
Superintendent Small before approving the action OF
the Police Commissioners in placing Mr. Small on tho
pension list The Mayor to-day has had at his office
the managing editors Of the two Boston newspapers
which have had good deal to say about Snals friend
ship for an alleged crooked detective. and in
qures are being pursued in other directions The
Mayor says there is no immediate necessity Oh con-
slderng the question, and that he proposes thor
oughy to understand the reasons for superintendent
Small's retirement at this time before he Will either
sanction dsapprole Of the course pursued by the
Police Commissioners.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-09
LIVE STOCK MARKEr-nY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Oct S-"The Evening Journal" y "a,
Catte-Receipts, 1900 head; shlpmrnts, tVV 80
market Irregular prime natives higher o,ss' ns,,ss
steady; TEXANS steady stong prime 70 cAi. a. 40
80 20GSb as good 20 choice ~ 1885 5o 9th "a -.E
- so: Texans. ~ 45dS3 - rangers ~ 3dsl me-
ers, ~ 25dE3 - butchers COWS. - 25arS - .,4t
Receipts 20 0c0 head shipments. lOOoQ had, e IS
fairly active steady rough ani cohn, "a
"a Is mixed and packers ~ 50a$4 IS prime es ,,si5
butchers woights ~ s5d&1 10; light tteSi Vyiprsas.
IS 20ds5 30. Sheep-Receipts, 6C0o head shspsg.fi
200 head market, fairly active steady - fsz,a.,
native ewes, % 25dSf y wethers, - 4O@T0 'V' -
81 i5dsi s. lambs. 20 0OdS5 C5. 81, -. rss
St. Louis. Oct. s.--Cattle-Receipts, co. ~ "A
ket strong good choice natives. s5dtb 30 ~,
do. TSGS4 90: Texan and Indian steers, y ,sr
Gamers 81 40a - 40 lIogsReeeipts Sooo essa IS 49,
ket shade higher; fair selected htaNN, - -. a. a
mixed % Coast 90; light fair 90 best, - o, sos
Shsep-Receipts, 400 head market ARM TAR -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-09
COTTON MARKErs-B, TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool. Oct. S. p. m-Coton-sales o. nc AZ a.
cude 10000 bales American. Futures co,'1 mr. ,i,sry
can Mladllag, low mdGng clause, Octooer ssii,e,.
s5T.0iGt sid; October and No'empsr ssiSei,
4 57.O404 5S0d; November ard Dctenber An Sl
! Sn9td value DECEMBER ana January delivery, te'r
sellers; January and February de,cry s,S M,iA 81
April delivery. h6id buyers Aptii aud MY Sarrrs
O.04d5 76ld; May and June delivery to'u &c. os
Galveston, Oct s.-COttOn steady nddint os..lpi.
.. ng, 7'sc good ordinary 10 net sne SS''b ss.'
S25 bales exports Great britain. ffVS - Ill
France, Ie75 bales eoestwise. S,i2S bales sales
btlcs stock, los, $50 bales - a.. ne, -
Norfolk, Oct S.Cotton nrn mifdlirs
eelpts O. $50 bales gross, 1851 bales esysfIs
1886 bales; sales lT70 bales stock sS asto re 20
savannah oct S--IottOn steaty' mlddimN sss..irts
middng 7Se; good Ordinary &c ne' ' n, sS's., y ~
Continent 0oS7 bales; cosstwise 1ieo INV
500 bales stock. 1903, 2lS bales. 49,, .,.,ay. nIt
> New-Crleans Oct S.-COtton quiet and 1sSS 4. -
ding sNc: low middling. 7sc good oSdlnso ssypsr
recepts, l3oSi bale, gross. ~ 'SS 90 hslSsI -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-09
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.
NEWS FROM TIE HELD AND RANGE DE pR1

The crude-on market suffered setback yesterday
on realilatlons by the Western tfade. There was no
dIscOursgng from the Mcdonald pool but the
incoming wells are likely " add materially TO the
production aud In view OF the rally Of points fn1m
the lowest prices, the shrewder operators are prepar
lug themselves for possible IcGcton beaI1sh news
The transactions In options at the Consolidated Ex
change amounted 10 100000 barrels. at 90 l4dGl 3.s
@Gl IL cents. At the Stock Exchange there were
sales OF 10000 barrels, at 81 l-2a6l cents the clos
Ing price showing net less OF / cent
Refined oil was unchanged at 90 cents In barrels
and 100 cents In cases. Foreign quotations were
Antwerp, 10 francs; Bremen. 6.O5 marks London
) l-2aj DIG pence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-09
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, Oct 3 CspeeisD.-t has ben In ti. w..
market to-day simply question whether ths sdy....
scored by NewYorH and 49, Louis YESTERDAY wbsa IN.
market was closed, would be Endorsed and mant.eaS
The result has been a o. compromise. Chleaa. :.
yanced cents aud maintained half q 10 Gales %.
M not however, Up % The. expectation. sest~..
ciearinc,rs were larks: Duluth shipped over s0o ~
bushels There considerable covering by one q.
York fr0foss o1al. Bat tn weather betJf IA.
Price Currents" reference 20 the Nortngc-fn lssiS
was rather beSrsh what HceipH sYeiyxhn No,
hotter al Duluth and Minneapolis ~ csrs. bees--.
sold from al OOS J91- ceuts aud closed t,B 49,.
Corn was steady within a moderate 7ngsab0gt 80.
Wheat mad siren gtheninE Influence. Thsn ~ -
ceipts were very light, onJ hityone csrs odly ess,,
c.tiuated for Friday. shippers continue tAe lnls' ~
eeivers and specnstol~ the bear. The local .Dss =
fcur DAYS has been decreased 100000 bushels AL .n
not exceed 2OCOC coo bushels u az grad- b. $500.
october sold between 62's and SZ% cents ard eloss .
52s. cent? Oats, within very narrow rage. -
steady, Influenced most by cora Pro,is.ons were "a.
rork AZ tho close showing % 10 cent? decline ..l
about ! cent; ribs about cent? Theys rss -
IlquldltLn u outside December PORK Nanuflets,,e.
,ontinuOi sellers of the JanGary. falling n Ia ~.
cash demand wa reported. Foreigners appeared go.
OF larI. Packers continue bcafsh On ncNI Yosrs Z"
Neria-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-09
ACCUSING HER LAWYER OF NEGLIGENCE.

Boston, oct S.-Mrs Eliza Taylor In the Su
preme Court to-day complainant against John w.
Pettlngill, attorney law and Judge of the Maiden
District Court She claims to have retained Judge
Pengin to the will Of her uncle who left the
bulk OF $4,000 TO another person; and that through
the alleged negligence o. Judge Pettlngl TO attend
the hearings in the case the will was allowed. She
asks leave to enter appeal against the decree OF the
Judge Of Probate allowing the WILL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-09
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS

Liverpool, Oct y, IS D. mBeef-Tho demand has fallen
on Iorh-in poor demand Hams and btcon-In fair
demand Cheese-ln poor demand American, finest Whit
In ,, poor e, demand Rosn-l9 god demand Lird-Spo,
and December steady at SIS 3D. wheat-In fair demand
20 reg winter nrm AZ 50 I'd No. red spring, lrm at
spot1Ihe demand y Improving futures In fair demand
va mAd WeStem spot nrm at o S3d October. firm at
% Did Hops a. London--pseine Coast-There Is moth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-09
ARREST OF An ALLEGED BrG4NrSr

Troy, y. Y, Oct. 9.-Joseph Fellows was arrested
this morning in COhOes the charge Of bigamy
About nine years Fellows married Miss Lottie
Lowe, with whom he has since lived at Irregular inter
vsls. They have two children. She obtained the
for Feowss arrest alleging that last January
he married Miss Maggie McGlnn, with whom he lived
q few months and then returned 70 wife NO. l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-09
TBl1yMry,s ORGANIZATIONS CONSOLIDATED

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, oct. Sat n conference Of the
representatives OF the Brotherhood Of Railroad Con
ductors Order OF Railway Conductors they decided
10 consolidate the organizations under the Of the
latter and was agreed to work for the general fedora
ton Of all train service organizations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-09
IONS are based on American standard of classified.
STAINED.

Good Ordinary. SO Low Mddng.'.....' g &C.
strict Good Ordinary O9 Mddhng ............ 30
optonsherc reaction to lever prizes aol IN az
times with heavy selling by ongs," who loaded up yes
Lcriay on the frost damage. The latter however VA
not so severe expected and this served as ING
chief incentive to the depression The start w's at
,oints decline from which th"re glaGuai DiIk,
october being especially pressed for sale closing up iuy
10 points lower Later months closed $40 points dO"h.
moderate but they completely Ignored SAFES
IDh 400 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-09
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

CorFEE-no on the spot had very Gun o at iol
,no Darket ruled barely steady No. quo1dd az Mid
I ns SaIcs 600 bags No at lOhc c. anu l. Tho AID
,rowbs dull and heavy. Sales, 200 bags w,s a
ZOO haas Central American private HIi,o tho strona
bigher cables There general iquuas,uEn oG
'ISngs5 and more or less hammering Dy ~ iiterS
dition IN which foreigners were seeIs ~ 90
mov The result was general break az arV to ont.
S ,s esnecially depressed and closed iuy " POM ~
invcr Later months lost l5a3O P0nE psa1n aSyres
i was reduced TO Az and the receipts az Bra% Hst
sSr and ld3 francs on later months closing M'eh
reacton Hamburg gained ''dl5 pig. L"nuN 1r,o.
hardened Official quotations at ~ r. ' dos "a
"1s Noycmber 5is December, 40 "a January, 10 ~
Frhruarv 49s sd March, i9s Cd tio quote, liz
Ipy Fps 40 klios $50 bags Good Second ll9 klos
no 10 600 bags Rio ceances 70 United states, l9 ,
hags RIO clca RANGES Europe, o,OO0 bags ho 800
Az 600 bags Rio market steady ltecepts IN Samgye,
ia 000 bags. Santos stock, $4,000 bags SaIOs ~
ayiet GOOD average Santos 800 bags ClsaIe1 u1
RIo for New.OrIcans october o. steamship ,r0ruH
99G coo bags same 1890, 600 bags same tune
isso GIs 900 bags Receipts at santos July 20 Octo
ben l. 1891, 10000 bags same time iS90 SySOOo paa
1me time 1889 G37 900 bags Total sales mere o-1ay'
Al $40 hays including October 1i3JGllOOo; NONemoef
i050GlO Csc December, l9A5dloGQe ya9usry lVSGp
1850 February, 1925 March, 10 51al0 9oc APmI,
10 05c and May 1OG5dl075ci closing as i9o"s an M
nay TO- i5a Zoe February l050d10 Coo March loco
%IGB5; April l0.6OdlO70c May, 1OO5alO70c Octo-
her IL oOG II 30c November, l05Oa O0Oc December
10 hoai0 55c Warehouse deliveries since October |,
is0I New.York 4S5SS bags; Baltimore, 5,9oo bags !;
NewsOrlcans 5,29S bags; total 1J'o1i Daes'
CoTTON-on the spot quoted steady at unchanged
rricrs Sales 1872 bales for consumption. Ihr rcceNt
az ports lO552 bales. against 2s7OO last week ANA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-09

follows: Wheat, 4i4,Gse bushels corn, 20s.sso bsk
els: oats, fOs771 bushels total grain, 70O347 -
OILS -four - $50 packages. AZ Chicago and MIlveaA
the arrivals were Wheat, l69.oos bushels; eo7
I13j34 bushels: cats, 5S3 3Os bushels, total ORA
OF .:l25 bushes -four, 1870 baIrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-09
WHEAT. no. =.

Cash quotations. lOIOWs FIour ~ ny and =.
chang 80. : spring wheat, 952c no. -it1g ~
SOd9zG' No 2 rcf, 0Gc 80 corn, olb e3-cj 10
oats. 2Od-Gsc; No. 9 white q aJot 80 vi.
27alsiaci No. 2 rye s42c; No. !at'yy, Voe 80
55e prime tIToy seed, 81 lSdti = mes goF. ~ ~
sides ioosS g. IGds; 20; dry salted shouidcis bn<
80 23dsG 40; short clear sides, boxed Z we w
whiskey dlstnlcrs' hnishc1 goods per gal 81 IS slsr