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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-28

~ 500 head consigned through, 1850 head, Of wh.,
COO head to New-York on sale, $3.50 head n.sI
opened shade frmer, closed firm with the bulk s',s
heavy grades, con-fed, ~ 500 "a IS medium weight.
"a 3oa 81 IS: workers., light TO part corn FED a. ss
a. 80 good heavy ends, s4aS4 % pigs, good IA 10.
corn-fed "A $50 ~ 40 do common, skps 10 Ar ~
"A: roughs 20 25d SO 10; stays 81 750s3 25 80 70
and lambs-Receipts for the last twenty four Aessp
600 head total for week thus far. 1900 had ~,
same time last week, 1000 head none eOnst ~
head market opened a shade frmcr, closed d.
sheep extra fancy ~ 50ds4 50. good to choice ~.
ri 40 fair 70 good SO 5O0 20 10 eus and ropS 20
sea 50 % lambs. goOt 10 choice natives, 81 25aes 81
common 20 fair do. ~ 250S5 cu'ls to COMMON -
10 rs: Canada, common 10 extra, s. 40a g. 90 '''
Chicago, oct. 27.--"The Evening Journal ren,...
Cattle-ReceIpts 10000 head shipments $500 ~.
Market slow weak: steers 81 7J2 ~ 90 Texans - a.
as2 TO- rangers. 1896 % stockers, s2a s2 60 ~
Receipts 900 head shipments, 5000 head. IS
ket weak and lower rough and common, 81 s0asa 1 !.
mixed and packers, S!S "a Is prime heavy and be.s
Receipts, 900 head: shipments, 500 head man.
dull, unsatisfactory mixed and Westerns M
"a Is; ewes and wethers 81 25aS5 lambs, "a rs
$5 25.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-28
GRAIN md PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

The wheat speculation was somewhat nervous yes
terday and tho changes in prices were frequent Dut
ns a whole there little excitement attending inc
conflicting news. The heavy receipts are dlscouIag-
ing holders but other bearish influences are at "of
The export movement is disappointing in the clrcum-
stances for the daily receipts about 100000
bushels at receiving points, and the ceaiances do not
show a commensurate magnitude. The Russian ana
Indian exports were nearly 100000 bushels ~ e4-
cess of IA ago, and the English visible supply III
creased 100000 bushels. Late cables were weaker,
especially from Paris, where the price OF Hour Is on
40 confines The market started In on some lOregli
buyng while lcports OF drOuth III the winter wheat
belt and liberal export buying at Chicago helped the
the strength OF The speculation amounted 70
100000 bushels. The late decline was due 70 tie
bearsh factors already enume Deceger oPuI I
opened at 81 Oh 1s0 II Oh 9lo, rose 70 81 % IL
to 81 IL 3S, and fell to 81 10 IL Cash wheat cfosed
weak. Exporters took 10000 bushels, and Ialr
Mllers bought nearly 10000 bushels me corn specp-
latiOn was active and excited, nearly ANYHOW Dusels
being traded I'm. The Generalization of the shorts was
complete October rising cents on SINH. one !b
November gaining SO cents, while the Later mosltls
ioyeG o S9 Se and the export Iuying helped the
bulls The excitement was not sustained 70 tlle close
reaction ending with october and November hohng
most Of their extreme gains, but ihe OsHeI nlon' S
exporters took GA 900 bushels besides buying II lar
line OF options against cable acceptances Oats weTv
lost ground, and ended of l-oG IA cent Cash lots
were strong and expote5s bongt S-ooVy So noin
!.
on a freer movement Of live hogs at the West The
Anal quotations were follows: 80 -
Wheat October, 81 OF SO: November, 81 OF DC
cember 81 O4 80 January, 81 OG IA May VI 10 =:
Corn-October, ~ cents November, 90 - GEMS GEMS
December 81 Ia cents January 81 cents May o2 IA
cents. a.. -.
December Sc IA cents; May, 81 ID cents.
IaId-NOvember. IS IS: December, 20 o2 JahuarS'
81 90: February. Sc II March So so.
The receipts OF grain and -four yesterday at New
York Baltimore. Philadelphia and Boston were Whea eat
bushels: total grain 649.93O bushels flour, 7422e
packages Al Chicago, Milwaukee and 81: LOUIS
Wheat 800 81 bushels o0rn 2G4,34G bushels: oats,
35s O65 bushels total grain, ,242 bushels; honr'
packagcs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-28
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Oct 81 (speciaD 1.-The talk OF drouth through
the West made firm wheat market here early. The
enormous Russian and India wheat shipments, almost
100000 bushels larger than the week before finally
closed the market weak. The Increase in passage,
o $50 900 bushels was not an entire surprise. The
worlds statistics all the week, the enormous shipments
toward Europe announced Monday, the Increase IN
fIe On-passage figures and the enormous increase III
india and Russian shipments announced Ooay arc
all-ew berish." .,. .
The weather I'm the West is dry. IL II continues so
a. might easily become a factor. Experts, however,
have claimed AL along that il will be some Tune yet
before n can be asserted that the wheat prospects nave
been permanently impaired by dry weather. Deem
br otious sold between 93 3S and ga and closed at
o. cents MAY between 81 OF 80 and al 90 49, and
closed at 81 90 3-S. 49,.
corn was strong helped by the astonishing advance
af New York by good export demand and oy TAX OF
dry weather. The receipts were uhder the eApecta-
tlonS The estimate for Wednesday war only lsO cars
Shorts made uneasy by the strength here ana al me sea
board covered freely Toward the close corn declined
October sold from SO IL TO S. and closed al o. u
cents NAV from az "a 10 49, and closed at az 5-sa
AZ "a cents -. -
Oats were steady maintained by the strength OF corn,
but any advance prevented by the large receipts
The hog receipts are exceeding all eAPectatlOlls-
~ 600 head today 81 900 head predicted for Wednes
day Even the highest estimate for the week, l1OOOO
head, promises 10 be considerably passed Packers,
disposed az the opening Of the week TO take the buying
side, are on the bear side again. Pork at the
close showed a decline Of 20 cents lard decline OF
- 1-2 cents, ribs decline OF 10 cents. Armour and
the Cudahys led the selling.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-28

M 90 test Museoyodo and 9.32c % test @ h
ss COO tons English Island Muscovudo ana VoS vSs
Pernambuco. so test &c 5000 bags Mnlasses grade
spgc October closed at $50 ssc Novempsr ~ 9oy
33ac and December at 29"zSVv i,tS hotter Cut
Loaf S.e Crushed 5 Powdered. &c ,,d arsnu is,c
Al, Gissc; Cubes 44ac XXXX. 4@c hop Ta,mh,a A.
diamond A. lhe CoaicctionGr' ,s'T To PSScDix A.
&c El re A. l3 loo; 80 o. S'tc No;c 5lSc
3 SIC; SO. o. 9-l0ci No. lo' sac NO 49,
No III Various Parcels are going into The hands .,
ss:p,ut r. but The aiding f. round los IS o.
appear iu most gsad 9aO'9iH cbeeH q. arc
Iatiya White l2aslt ac CleTes-ZanLlp3ap, 1,ndlng
Anocyna 1895. .dGs isn gpsr lssS1 Go9sy
ca;:ssSGn E Zoe e9TMG Mace 5SS7G ng
d nesrhed iedi6Lc Nutn egs-Lsrge, c5GCoc; llos
sTSHkSEifS steady cty ties quoted a. SS Oo
tea city The and Is tea Western &c, ~ = w. az
more active city quoted at Gc sales ll3 h; S cy ~
di 01vaIity for export 5ssc T. 0. b. . a.,
TALL OW-Dull and easier prime city q'oeC ~ f'sc'
NO saie-. Sales 1000 pkes Formosa private terms.
ToRACCO-The Kentucky brands move fairly on eN
Dor orders while seed leaf grades ore In gO01 1enu
~ domestic use The sales include 200 cases lsJo Sute
I9a i5a2oc 300 cases 1890, Wisconsin Havana IL
9nc Zoo cases 1890 Pennsylvania seed private terms
a. Sundries 0d95c 900 bales Havana, 7OcdSl 10
100 bales Sumatra, 81 S0HE5 20 -, -, a..,,o ,yool
ivy w00I-The more desirable grades OF domestic wool
~ reetnQ with an ordinary sale at former rates, put 10
seems impossible for holders TO get manufacturers lht
ted beyond those parcels that positively needed al
Sgh OF course concessions would undoubtedly facilitate
ho soyemsn Quotations. Xxx and above fleece, 3oa3ic
spr nc Texas, i7a25c fall do 16a2lc; sSoured. me
spring months e2ao4e medium secured dG oS@SSSs
aeece soc ine unwashed do 21aG22c; Understandable
do 29d25c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-28
MILITIA At THE WORLDS FAIR.
CONVENTION IN CHICAGO DISCUSSES REPRE-
sENTATIoN OF STATE TROOPS.


Chicago. Oct. e7.-Thcrc was a large assemblage of
military in the Worlds Fair rooms today to DIS
cuss the subject OF military representation at the Fair
The convention was made mp of men from all states
IN the Unon. J. d. Adams occupied the chair Cen
eral Nelson A. Miles said In 1898 during the great
Fair should like to a grand National Encampment
We should have 100000 men, 1. the National Guard
wishes TO become great element Of strength II must
get together I'm National convention. The President
could appoint n board of competent judges to make
an inspection Now the question Of expense ana the
amount this body may ask Congress TO appropriate 10
defray the expenses. believe that the General GOV
ernment should pay for the transportation OF the
troops and militia"
General Oraway. of the District of Columbia pro
posed that the militia organizations intending to DC
at the Fair in 1893 be incorporated into the reguhr
United States Army. to submit Just as the soers wv
and the War Department TO assume command
81 am instructed said General Benjamin truman
"to say that California viii send regiment pere III
1893 and that perhaps considerable money VIII Dc
raised by her to defray the expense" General Ken
nedv ~ Delaware and General Embler. OF Connecucut
spoke encouragingy their states Captain BehhaI'
of Louisiana favored the plan Of General Ouwsy' "e
eral Boykin, of Maryland Endorsed the MICS pian'
Mr. Kcough Of North Carolina, spoke for MS s'a'e'
and General Snowden. OF Pennsylvania, promseo
5000 troops Colonel W b. Bend, OF Minnesota, got
down TO real work by offering resolution that Ii Is
expedlent TO have military display Mt the dedicaton
of the Exposition in 1892 and that the several states
be requested send large force as possible Oh inc
National Guard al that time Also, that as sheI1er anu
subsistence in Chicago 10 be furnished TO 10000
troops by the Exposition Company, the several states
should pay the expenses of transportation. General
Oway moved that the convention cooperate with the
Ceremonies Committee in the military features he
fore action was taken any Of the resolutions, the
convention adjourned until tomorrow
The secretary of the National Commission Colonel
John T. Dickinson, accompanied by Mr. ana MIS-
Potter Palmer and others. left here this evening lor
Dallas Tex. at the invitation of me Texas WORLDS
Fair Board 10 be present for two days nj the Stae
Pair and Dallas Exposition. 70 promote the World
I'm the organization of Texas board OF lady managers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-28
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New.York Tuesday, Oct. 27.--BEEYE S-Reeeipts 81
load. for sangh!erers direct and 10 carloads Tor the
40 css bad G0s's 0% % for Texas
sides 5sa72c for Range beef and Gd9+e for common to
+: sSy We: .s. TsoRs and
Tsifs xns9ca Ds'i steers sS u S5 scant 1O
sSU%onr %sdHssdsy afso quarters beef
CITY o. New,YOrk hastmans COMPANY The Alps for
T. afs@ Will T s aFs i but PSm not pa S
average, at er 100 4 Indiana ~ steers 1853 gs
A. al a. s. 10 81 do 1881 H. So colorado DO
III r a q 20 u s ss z < "a 400 head
Market steady 5Sg for common to prime ycols win
Western calves sod asc State gassers, yeaFling'
oGn Se' osny y'ass s1sps
S sacases S az S Dressed Frssssrs
week and selling at 4a5e and dressed Westerns sold at
Nc 20 p T It a: sVss S 81 sos r. s
Dlllenback & Dewey 10 veals 145 n. at Sc o.
10Y heo y'sI: - ii ,s a 81 900 a K
at &c y sfagseEs 2o5 N, at &c As do 227 N. at &c
j. E. Scott 81 gTassers fed calves 2o8 ~ at 2iac
h%%e M1R 10 y ysa tx Gss Sc do 1870
H. s as Is A e 800 including
JeFey cry and ii carload. SOth:s Dull tST OF
Tomorrow market Win DE contingent
the supply Poor 10 fair sheep sold &C 81 ooas 80 per
s4as4 25 One so.caled "sprng lamb wa received BY
Charles Collins to-day but price fixed upon IT,
lie teats the OF first arrivals in previous years
" there was a little better feeling in the dead market
prices DrsssSd mutton sold 7asc dressed lambs
az 7a9c extra carcasses 9i2c). -
Sales-Judd & Buckingham: 19l Pennsylvania lambs,
72s N average s. per 100 n VI state DO Oh n, at
IS 80 do 90 ~ a. s. 1873 do o. D. at 81 20; iol sus
90 NJ at e8 so; "a DO 67a n, at SO so; IL do III n
J' n. Pdeock & Sons 195 State lambs. e4la n at
s5 37a; 10 Pennsylvania do, SO ~ at 81 20 Pennsyl-
yahla sheep 103 n, at % So
p S Kasc: 1850 Pennsylvania lambs poor. 80 n. &C
Il. Nipple Co: 30 Western sheep. 100 ~ at 81 25
20 piieHback Dewey 900 Michigan few canada) lambs
~ H. at SIS 90 90 state do (culls 50 N. at 81 IS State
sheep SO n, At 90 80 bucks 40 n a. o. o.a
do pOor) SO n, at - So "a sheep and lambs mixed 30
:" D. Harrington goo Canada and Western lambs mixed
$40 m S5 IS 2os do. 80 n, at 10 49, $50 Michigan
sheep, IS n, st 81 80.
R0GS-Reccpts IS carloads Of s5es head-33 carloads
at 10th and ~ carloads at Jersey City. About car.
loads for sale Tho market is quoted weak Sales were
at 65d 30 for State hogs and bunch OF very choice
Country dressed were firm. owing ~ light arrivals
Heavy sold 5S0c medium at 6AaG7c Light Upper Jcr-
seys a. 7sc and few Gan 5a pigs 6Eoushs Sc -
a. OK D>r 100 n % State hogs $50 n, at 81 90 II
do. 300 n at - rs; rough do sic N, at Is 90.
Hume a Mullen: Il Pennsylvania hogs 1877 N. at
Reid & Shea "a SITE hogs 40 n. at "a u.s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-28
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS

Liverpool oct aas LIP: % m noeT demand l and bacon
f0rh ~ leased has fallen of Cumberland CUT Iont Is
IS pounds: STEADY Sa at Id aSs c ssSF' about
pounas stsady M ass long and short e senders
40 aIss pO soSa IS pounds steady s % cSeese ID
about IL to IS pounds steady at SSs Spirits Of ta
poor demand Scor ds@snd dull at Cd cOt,SG r De-
III Liverpool refined steady az COS hTs srdIspo; and
msna 40 noor demand prime Western spot s. At
aas I'd october November and peseme eSrins siesdy
aos: "a riour In fair demand. Cor, Spo.s rn mot
demand futures in active demand heS ar% az
anu anu 49, arm AT 6s I'd. Hops OF Loiuoh-A
Ceast- Srhsro Is nothing oiierinE'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-28
THE STATE Or TRADE.

Baltimore, oct. 27.-FloT steady unchanged. ..
ceipts, 14,465 bbls; shipments. % btls sales la
Wheat, No. 2 red, firm spot and October. al OF los
81 OF "a December, 81 o. 1881 o. Ia Jann.-~
81 O5 3-4a3l 06: May. 81 10 IA steamer, No. p,
81 12G9Sc receipts AZ 2e2 bush shipments. lOos a;
Southern wheat steady; Fultz. 9sso Al Oj lon,bsrr
1881 O5. Corn. mixed. strong SPOT. 60 lee yes,
SO 7-sd sac: January and February. 80 II953 ~
ments, 26 bush: stock 32,007 bush saes lesX
bush Southern corn, easier; white j597O new: v,i
white Western, 81 l 2@ }ec No : mixed DO So
SO lie: receipts, 1900 lush shfDments "a bnsS.
stock. 156,401 bush. Rye quiet, hut firm; IA. 4
g6 I-2a 97c; receipts 3,i25 bush shipments. 4s.s;;
bush; stock 1S0,170 bush. Hay. steady GrI,
freights active and higher: steam TO Liverpool al
Cork for orders A. Cd cotton. l farthlng AOur .Is
hams III l-2c lard, refne'i. . &c. Iutter stesor
creamery, fancy 32c do fair to choice esa3oc; q
choice. 13a20c rolls fne 23c do. fair to good las
zoe store packed, Ian l5c. Eggs steady, 23s. Cos.
steady Rio cargoes, fair 10 i2c No. :, 1ac suss;
steady unchanged. Copper steady refined II "a
Whisky, Fl 25a$1 %.
Buffalo, oct. 27.-wheat No Offering, No ! had;
g cars 30. | Northern spot sold at 81 90 a4s
81 90 7-s. closing at 81 90 IS $4,000 bush G. T.
offered Winter wheat quiet one car No. l red soli
at 81 OF 10 No. rel sold AZ ~ % l2: one
car No. I white sold at 90 l-ac. Corn-scarce and
hrmer: cars No. yellow sold at G3a 64c closing a,
closing at &c $500 bush No. in store cd q, e4c
sold at 80 1895 34a 36c 3 cars No. white sOn
at "a 1-2d "a 34c: No. mixed, 34c asked. Barley
Dull and easy Western fancy, zoe; do No. . CSC:
State. fair 10 choice Go zoe: Michigan do, 65a6se
Canada, eod soc. Rye nominal. Flour-Steady. tlr
s. 10; rye. "a 0Od IS: Mn feed quiet, but firm:
coarse winter bran, f15 50: do sprng,Slj Cana
freaghts firm wheat. 4 34c corn, 1-4c oats. Ice:
barley 4c: rye 4 lee iaxseed, 5-sc to New-YOrk
Receipts-FlOur 100000 bbls wheat $4,000 bush
corn, $1,000 bush oats, 10000 bush; barley, 325,
wheat, $4,000 bush; corn, $500 bush barley. 40 90
bush by rail. -four, IS 900 bbls wheat 10000
bush corn, 10000 bu h; oats, $1,000.
Chicago Oct 27-Thc leading futures ranged as follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-28
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

Liverpool, oct Cd p. m.The sales o. us USnIet;
cluded 6,l00 bales American. Futures u''' october
MISUNDERSTANDING. low middllng clause; xoyember
delivery, 37-64d04 3s-64d; october ana necember
delivery, 81 -64dd IS sd; November anu anu January
delivery 81 64dd 35-64d December a su rebrasry
delivery, 39-6 4da4 4O-64d; January anu ,a March
delivery Al -64dd4 42-64d; February az aeHyery.
delivery 44-64d sellers: March and Apru, aeS4dd
4 40 64da4 47-84d April and May delivery esIsrs
5o-G4d May and June delivery, o?o s,nS cents;
Galveston, Oct 27.-Coton easy mlooiIs1s, a cents
low middnng, l2 cents good ordinary sieS sales,
net reoelpts. l1,47o bales gross Lao '"
A. 10 bales; stock, 1874 bales. -.,,d;re 7 "a
Norfolk Oct 27.-Cotton steady miau ooa bales
cents net receipts, 4,96o bales gross al bales
exports coastwise, ,269 bales sSie'' 49,
savannah, oct. 27.Cotton dull but S1 ceSts sOol
ding 7 1916 cents: low middllng IL v1 t45l
ordi5nry 634 cents: net and gross reoe ,RRS bales
bales; exports coastwisc, 4,ss3 sales NV
''oSs .orIesns Oct. 27-Cotton steady
cents low middns, % cents good o a. Tsi bales
cents net receipts, 81 JOS oalo' saIes $500 bales
stock 207, Gas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-28
LECTURES on Law FOR WOMEN.

The lectures on law for women held under the JOINT
auspices of the University of the City OF ana
the WOman's Legal Education Society will begin
November ,. al 3 80 D. m in the chapel Of the
University Washington Square and Waverley Place
The purpose of the lecture is to provide for business
and other women an opportunity 70 become acquainted
with the rudiments OF law it affects and controls
their various relations in lie without taking III the
law school, the FUN course Of instruction provided
for candidates for the The lecturer is Christopher
g. Tiedcman of the law faculty OF the University OF
New York For free scholarships and particulars, ap
picaton can he made to Mrs. L. Weber, No. 20 west
Forty St. president Of the Woman's Legal Edu-
cation Society.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-28
THE PETROLEUM MARRET

There was an increase in the production Of the
Mcdonald field overnight Monday 10 $4,000 barrels.
Two new wells were responsible for this enormous
jump in the output. The news had effect on
values and little upon business the trading ut the
two Exchanges in New-YOrk yesterday falling few
thousand barrels below the record Of Monday. Al
the Stock Exchange there was decline Of 3s cent
10 30 cents while options at the Consolidated Board
sold al 90 140 Goa 60 IL cents net gain at the close
Of Ia cent.
Refined quotations were unchanged at $40 cents In
barrels and so cents per gallon In cases.
Foreign quotations were: Antwerp, 10 ID francs ::
Bremen, 610 MARKS; London 1915 DC PENCE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-28

Receipts for the week, 80 1874 pigs Exports FOR week
I MA nEgs Trade has dragged heavily oil the week anu
day two prices have shown some Snt1ye
demand and with increased receipts there IL surue
OF grades and pressure To sell ftecetSes
shat some reaction follow before buyers can DC
- show more Interest acting this theory
are being made whenever they will lead to business y
OF the State creameries showing slight defects IN
incident TO the make and only fancy lots are
a: 3Od3ic the outside figure being rather extreme az the
close Jobbers who want goods Tor the highest class sae
arc turning their attention largely to western ana Sio
butter will be at discount from now on Inc 1" . ots
az Egln this way WORKED INTO spscA
and 6rIng more than they are worth their merits
FytIa Western has fallen 3ld32c the later price
Icing reached only exceptional cases Tor SuperSuc
quality close buyers supply their wants at &c
are erase, and lower qualities go W HIesua
prices from 26c downward June creamery neglected anu
weaker. Quite a number OF State creamery hrknls nave
been moved a 22d232c. Arrivals Of state DAIRY con-
heavy and the quIeter trade OF late Is causing
walker tone TO values Tubs sell much the best ~ pres
ent and the higher quality the more easily heI se
The bulk the stock both tubs and hrkns Is onethg
az 20923c and quality reach top figure Is etner
exceptional Mo- much change In the Western pacAhgsi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-28
FOUND TO HAVE BEEN BURIED ALIVE.
SIGNS OF TIID TERRIBLE STRUGGLE IN HIS COZ
FIN OF PENNSYLVANIA FARMER.

EIGNS OF IIIE IERKI BE SItUUUI1r IN III' WI
FIN OF A PENNSYLVANIA FARMER
Chicago, oct PA dispatch from Erie, PENN says :
EGeorge Hefdecker. farmer. of Gr,cn Township APP
parently died suddenly of what supposed TO have
been heart failure two weeks ago. The body 1our
DAYS later was temporarily buried in the Erie cemetery
pending the purchase Of & lot 10y his family. me
transfer was made yesterday and when the conn was
opened at the request of his family 1t was found tha
the body had turned around. lying its face ana 10
and the Interior of the coffin showed the traces Vi io
mans terrible struggle with death in its most awfn
shape The distorted and bloOd-coverd features bore
evidence of the agony endured. The clothing about
the head and neck had been torn into shreds rs was
likewise the lining Of the coffin Bloody marks Of finger
nails on the face throat and neck told Of the awful de-
sIair of the doomed man. several fingers had Deei
entirely bitten Of and the hands torn with the eeth
until they scarcely resemtled those OF human being
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-28
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For .he Week enuIng UcOOeT II, IoVI'
BEANS AND PEAS.

Reeelps for the woek-Beans, 179s pigs peas, 1850
butn. Exports-Beans, s79 pkgs peas, 7ss bbis I'M
row beans just enough ahead Of the supply TO
maE s hriSe IS IS easily Medium hold steady OF 81 1o@
~ Is but must bright and clean picked 20 reach the
Ia Gg,re Red Kidney quiet and best marks Offering
az ~ o. Increasing receipts Of California Lima coupled
III allow trade are crOwding prices downward Sew.
VIII and hags ew Italian medium in this week and
eai,nsr SLOWLY az Al oOdS2 Green peas steady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-28
STAINED.

&c
Strict Good Ordinary Mddllng ...!-.-1 lo-Io
Options were quite active and rather nervous, "i'h
frequent fluctuations. During the carry sesaloa tlc
bears held full control being encour2ged by DfeHN
Of oaO points Liverpool and heavy pot WclpVs
Opening sales showed decline Of about POINTS after
which there further slight loss The buying now
became general later in the DAY, partly LOT
outside account and this coupled with antcptons O.
frost in the belt made the shorts rather
nervous The result general rise, maj ntIita
showing advance Of 4d5 points from yesterday Saes
hal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-28
LIVE STOCK MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

Buffalo, oct 27.-Cattle-Receipts for the last
twentyfur hours 400 head total for week thus far,
$3.50 head for same time last week. 400 head CON
signed through 420 head, Of which 80 head to New
York sale 90 head market opened steady and un-
changed. closed steady no good here. Hogs-Recepts
for the last twenty four hours 1850 head total for
week thus far, $4,000 head for same time last week,