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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-02-14
Will RejOin Her.

BIRMINGHAM, Feb. IA. Henry
Perry has been sentenced t" hang for
numbering his wife.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-02-14
Burned TO Death.

Burned TO Death.
DUBLIN, Ca, Feb. 4.-Olive Una
vous, aged eight, while burning
brush caught fire and was burned to
death.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-02-14
The Excursionists.

The two large excursion parties that
were In the city yesterday are on the
road today. having left last night,
one party for Mexico and one party
for California. During the day they
amused themselves In looking about
the city and guessing ct everything,
the citizens not assisting them with
any information, except in one or two
instances, when special friends or
some of the visitors, or relatives, took
them In charge. In the afternoon the
entire party visited the military post,
with which they were particularly
delighted, and were given treat by
witnessing q special dress parade by
the troops, arranged by the officers OF
the post.
All seemed very fsvorably Impress
ed with San Antonio and eagerly
took all printed matter relating to-
San Antonio and her history and bus
iness review. The LIGHT contributed
three hundred copies and the Menger
hotel sent down several hundred cop
lea of the little souvenir OF the hotel
sros. Loisette's Memory Sysesnna In
reatlng CRATER intrest than ever In
Ill parts Of he country, and persona
Wishing 10 improve their memory
should send for his prospectus free A
advertised In another column. Slot
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-02-14
Have Re, urneu.

Have RtI urNtU.
HAVANA, Feb. 1.-THE Cuban del.
egates to Spain for revision OF taxa
ton, have returned. They were lot
wholly successful.
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Marau Not Dead \ ct.

PARIS, Feb. l4.-The project OF po-
lice has removed Marat's statue from
Pare Mon tsonvis. A storm is ex peel.
ed over IL.
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LATEST TELEGRAPHlC.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS DISPATCHES
AND STATE SPECIALS.
us,o,r..,r,ms:oF GOING TO PRESS.
Exploded.

BALTIMORE, Feb. l4.-Gas eSp'od-
ed I'm q tunusl today AMI hurt hve
man.
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Upburial for Burial.

HAzLEToN, Pa, Feb. 1.-THE dead
miners in slope No. ] at GAINESVILLE
will he reached tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1891-10-14
RECORDED MORTGAGES

Brochner Isabel, to Katharine eriswo'd aoth'
So q $daVs o5n ys$Td snd Se 900 and wives 10 Robinson
e H':peei al:' sss 1.ys yssr 0SS Saa
s. Rs'e e. tsTts sds5. 5San PSSs' and .a'
and fssS ana ESSf; saSs. iaShs' IL fiS
Of 6eatsc6e St Gemende o's Harlem
ave- FRI q iis56. y s.: Amos. rnvooa
ave- EskdfF Of wcf JG9n Place "a sOS YEAR. years 900
ave- foy ThC@as, and wife Letitia King 1o4h'''
faey, F. Patrick, to Ezsbeh ChalOner, 1s7h-'s
a.: Ys ct % Of 2 sss a. pr Pss. Esss
and wife ss, e qsf9s5Rs cGS Taylor ct '
HaSieS sie, John and vie e oos Scott sdn etc.
Sa iSS Nary G My sAsr,sss and
.sa cPoaRG RGes sSd wife h; 10 SANE s'1' Ros
Fed-St, years, sl460; 10. B.. .r0. ro,a.. Rock.
9. Cs0yili yea,. Jamei 81 i7o Q. and "i'' % same
Cook, John II, to same HILL Rock'''' years.
'ocD Dorgan. Patrick NJ to same, Hill, ROckss 9
Pete :a4S and wife 30 same F''''''
DegSe KensSy Matthew I, to same. Hill, RochsA
Kreut1er Carl, and wife, same Rock, Hiss
Eichtwits Ida NJ, same, FOre't Rock-ss .
Ieitch James, to same Rock, Hill's' years.
'Mocair, Kate A. to same Rock, Hilss. years,
Wocair. Della A. to same Hill, Rockst, years,
'foS Tuth Louise to same Rock-ss. Hist years.
Rockwell Amelia A. to same Q Hill, Rock-sS .
Reilly Joseph, to same Hill Rock.st, years,
Hogan, Arthur j. e. al, to Jacob Geisssnhemer
and ano trustees, 81 and 93 Thompon'st, years.
$4,000. -, :, oaa - - ..,,.. r,,,r.h
Holdridge II Eugene to Institution for the Savings Of
uerchants5 Clerks 230 Water-st 4 yeags, Sl1 900.
Ir.s1b August to Mabel Slade, Elizabeth-st, "
$S;:q?i .@5sS cS'' Beck oonv'n''v"
11st'f kes Frank Ee.f' and Wife to Emily L Virgins
wadswortll|aye n 179th-st years, IS 500
king David II. 10 Matthew Heituck. Il Peiss do
Lew Bernard S. to VIM Rosenberg n 13sth-st,
a eth.aye 6 months $4,000
Mcrerney Marietta and ano, 20 AbHlm I Buokons
and ano, AnthOny-ave, BurnsdeANe instaunents'
e2 500 -. c.
| 59th.st, lstaye, years ,OOO -
NcGuckin Mary f. TO Johanna Hrschberg, " corner
Ienoxave and 1l3th-st and adjoining property mtss
ProgGs John G. to John TomlinsCn. 1877 # soth-st
| nstais. $40. 600. 49,, o..A =. =,
| Park.aye 6 months $4,000 no., . -
RIchardson Emma B. to Theo Squier 8 eOth-st W
| West FndaVe. I ycar. S3, 500. -, ,,
Schn,itter Louisa + and ano. to Gertlc Josephy,
| 1Osth-st 9 TeXington-aye. years, $500.
| Seller Rosie. Henry Dressner 3d-st' Ave o.
Thompson Catherine. to Townsend Wandell and ano,
| trustee n 91st.st, " Perk.ave, D wears 81 900; -
| White Richard. 10 Ethelbert Wilson, lSoth-st,
| 7th.ave I year, 81 500.
| Wabrldge Mary to John Campbell, Amsterdam
ave S5th-st year, $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1891-10-14
Aurtlcrf Sales Of Real estate


A T AUCTION WIN. EAsToN. AUCTroNpEs
"A BY order Of the Executors ~ the Estate
OF THE LATE HON. AUGUST BELMONT
100 ACRES THE NURSERY FARM. 1,loo Acpy.
SITUATE AT BABYLON, LONG ISLAND
with oil the Improvements.
Comprising
The Mansion, Farm Buildings Stables Trainers, a..
Farmers Houses, Several Cottages and sccommof,s.s
Tor large number Of stablemen, Riding School, Coesr
tories, Trou. Pond, &C.,
Together with
The Farm Implements Live Stock (includine sn,.,A.
herd OF Arsey Cattlc Crops and personal eject. s,.J
the household furniture. ~sV
VIII bo sod by auction
by
TATTERsALBs CoF EEw.YoRK). LIMITED
their Sale depository,
7th-ave. and 5Jthst., New York City.
Saturday evening, Oct II, 1891
which commences az s 30 o. m. "0
This well.knowD and magnificent property fovp. 49,.
Of the most superb country places In the vicinity Of ys
YORK. IL Is close " delightful watering place es
fine. sandy roads and Is ID region whore and s,sd
approaching in value. II dyldd into lo.s Tor sr-y
ative purpose It shovld be enormously profitable 1.
investment. Address
WIN. EASTON, Managing Director and Aucaoa..,
Tattersall's (of New-Yors), Limited.
New-York tribune., 1891-10-14
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

BUI.piN1 AATEnlAI1-WiCa sIuaier arrivals ule
brick n@rkce is idlHg sIe.acI s-la " y, - s5 20
Ser I,UVU; IIshhns .oGS0 eisNe hHnS' Sa MI
is4c, s-@S5 - ksseEtAle Cement SVc c"Sa o.
es2 20 ELgsn lortls4o. - 55as- % H3,A'-u MN Nm
ne. Lime soc pe, bb a.a 20 nnIslnis, oil ~ J9hi
CoAa1on Lime see LatAs ~ 10 1,VVo Goat Hail.
16cl cloo sush; OstIe lar 90 ricss A. follows
Eaglc, .lanulateG, &c genuine sfsAui~Sa ''i'
4sc Tat tor Bloaes English glanHia.eA' ~ cia 40
CoCoA-is STEADY On MSdsat. oS;,sS essou IoGl41sc.
sOPE PEhAsE SIOCk-A IaAr aeM"He 10 FpVtNTu FpT ioi 70
pipe slaves and hoops 1oash va ,s'u'S Seads Quoted
a. 81 Sssl sa saSSs and Asass asu, SSacs Stacs
q 5o sgnSh s +eSsd d ~ d." - W. sun rp,
ap5 ~ Empty hOgsheaas, Si oVa@l ~ n"0ps' ~ -'
'SoSff-inere Was ,teady market for srazl erowths
tie sp6c vita isir degree o. seSnlA' w 1sc 600
quoted st l2al@e sales 600 eees NO & - 40 ~ atrV
l2c 5000 bags bass 40 C. ana i tsG r esU su ana hS
DO ana & f. ~ s S sTSS' sS bags 9 81 sa ssS bags
Central American z16 bags Ango su % o fsers Mas
s on private ers M 'e bspSa ths trlaHg va only
moderate ering OF November shorts az, san o
rt WIS brssx all around hnal ngures indicating losses
NJ l0dl5 ponts from Yesterday aeefes after
also ABSENCE Of IA qdyancd nG % hsr
Hamburg gained 49, b,ee on tne S0Tn inst Brskcr.
Tot .e IN include 1000 piculs. Ic,e sales here 90
Sr Decsm6er l1s5ai1 so January' u 90
iS March Il 1oS!iS Apr 10 IS 100 S:1f February
idSSdlio5 Narca 1l.oOall09i APRIL III @ CYL 4 10 ID
May 11oodll06 oOSeeE ~ greho1,e eeg-ros
nto Oc,obsr lsol-New-York S5lH bags Baltimore.
ii 751 6ags $50 64ss toa tc doInc
4, is Scd tTadHs coSnGcd dc Sales 1 l5S bales
against 5517 last week s'd oSs20 yss sl ago 1890
New-York tribune., 1891-10-14

percentage Of the wheat own AZ c.,o - N be,sI the s ns
Northwestern movement eontugo literal Ag A1as as So 90
Snsh S Winter nss against aa bush fpscys
year ao & Ssa ISsp sn5 5000 ptgs SOa fhse
late public ,sbes received 9"hg 70 onus n nv
with the wG:s rSug ls s gave WITH % moderate degree Of
spSvty there were 10000 bush taken for export
10 hard Kansas 80. red h b. and do @Gi SiGSt;
Malers took three "ds' Ap0ms Ssn e 9lqs FOR eXport
s5s sae. SsO lush $4,000 busa spS n,gd: 81
NS No. Noaean Gnq 'PE pFse a. at e under quoted
5s5s S Tas;a; a SS sS id &c oaSss ass DGSfss s.
y OK DO 6a T. ltob:T g. q VS c Se % oe Closing
81 O6ss do November 81 o7ssdsl o7 closing at p C7
so sna1y s G't$ri ic GsG
q 3a i2 sO.pf at do u l sS.Se 80 MaFse az 81 IS 90
1s A., G,srSg, q ana
slow demand western to arrive cost eisht and nsgr.
quoted at BARLEYaASOT ,5esGy aasel
a. 4 5 S Sg 9Ss3'ed ee%en n
options ont were % especially strong on covering Of
November at time showed rise Of fully lc selling
cembT gained NC and later months ac on a E9lumes s Of
PssuSn Ss1s a5 ngs9ns tbs sf & % op
passage showed an bush Early faos
sm M i1SS1 @oVcment ana ana % light oaengS so6s GF
SSsSd aHsS mainly Siy' ;ye sop5rp
es Csdrsnces es and s0 1Ther eport nGy the
strength e pot market alc IA and So $1,000 s OuS
the outpof there We're bush bought for shipment
against cable acceptance Sales 10000 ouSa lbte
S Se4S SG' 10 'PS' mixed e$aGSe ssvatc eS 3sOat T.
s2e cg9s ana Do nSalSgS SoTdSef 10 o5aSs
cs@GF cGsnE ss c 90 february SS52s closing at
& May 5dysocs closing as nndenced By the
sGs gaS rather q %Sfs + Pass iSs RsGH tho
SSs aSe 'aSSes aSG Rfs On 4Std whs de-
aS o 900 was S.s i7 future S SS ang So
myS e 81 ssTssSs %o Tasf sSS
sSsSF SS SSsradsd cis Sxd ed %p
SGG Sh. do s5s46e No octobe closing a. ats ds NS
s sic.ae ssss 81 Sc eS'Ss 10 %sy at 60
DO O' white October S5c closing q $5C DO NOvemOer
if1$ s ;sa 8 Tiss .Rsfg. g q
ms ds %! GSPqs Sss sso: Of S,s Fefs
sS aqy 'ds aq9S fS'fP S sSer %fSs
steadily s: 6oee ensaD?d sSe pm H PSo oa5 Gs fair good
oe e5S 1s s 4s46c SsG oa 4oaS
HoPshre pte OF nothing @ new Il IN sa5nG.s si5 ns Tn, IN
Sned urgent wants state OrST ss csSee SSSe'
iSSce iSS ffon ndtaH @
lss &C. eLSTe coSoon iTG t prime HHGS foreign ass$4c
HEMP IN hf%P and e butts Sso
Manila hemp at TIC for shipment Siss hemp at 4ic ute
e &c S-2sgTi basgins, S"'2 2a@%c %S'' '''''' ''
HIDES-No imporant sales mentioned. and very little
S,D q interest o2e oSostons CordoSa Sssa r.
R,a Rnan0 Avres selected 2od28 n 19hc Montevideo,
i$%e MstemOrs 2-s25 NJ l22 Central ns sosI1e5 amer
G $2sai e d @ cofdoa Elgs hISaG n
teyjdso and Rio ande klps. 1Oa1s N o26l1ae; Texas.
iSSiS ~ 9sc Dry salted MaamS5a, selected 24S2s
Rnenos Ayres cow selected. 4GGjo n 72c; Rio Grande
MsS b. ?s stv B. ss75 a. s9s of va sS%So OK sn
eow 56d0O m 81 7i.c; city slaugherer OK eo97o ~ Tho
J,EATIIER-The dome site movement Is moderate, but
sxrters are not manfestng much interest though this
E believed to be only temporary Former rates are quoted
on ALI grades.
New-York tribune., 1891-10-14

10 2oc; 400 bales Havana, zoe 70 sl i'' i"' O"
matTa. 81 Is 10 s3 20 - d.oi
WooI-Socks Of domestic are carried along oy anu
ava a. eynctetion Of better prices later when
saerers 6econs more earnest seekers after an
'rbe small business imported shows sttaiy Rilces
nv. dnc W aoecs 3OSd3i he sprfg IeNas
I725c flIl DO iG62c secured nne spring CO.
Sne deaine 85c; medium washed nee9e' 80 nno WI"
washed DO 2I IFd22c; unmerchannole do' zo9-oo'
New-York tribune., 1891-10-14
REAL ESTATE.
prrrvrcc AT TUE EXCHANGE.

Tho most important sale made on the EAcna"so
yesterday by John F. b. Smyth' WHO o.o.,1' ,n
behalf OF the estate Of the Rev. Henry u n"'uo"'
deceased No 1856 East Twentyninthst'' a ioui
b,gh-stoop. brownstone private house, on ioO IoA
100 The property offered by the eXeou'o'o' 'l
Rev Charles McCready and Robert j. Draday oos tbe
whom were pres Mt the stand az AZ ts m n 900 ~ 900
sale The bidding ran from 5l2,OOo up 70 p-o- ~
CnrneI,ns Callahan was the buyer. The opinion @ en-
nDrssed ON the floor was that good price haa ooo"
obtained for the property .,oro Noe oo1 10
james c. Lalor sold under foreSCsn T EII ayctory
brick fats on q plot 75xrregnlar Ihsy ytseooo;t
Sl4OOO each. Tie buyers Weio w.
G,stny poshm and Richard cummings. . .-. l.,
V. Harnett Co. offered leasehold tv inIeross IL
w coo To COS West Fifty y-hrstst. Inc propeIT -
an Astor Ieasehold the lease being dated ,aI ~
daoo for a term of five years, at yearly rgi. ,,@ @ VI
s2H0' The nroperty was offered under tn dlroGuo 40
Of jerome Avord Peck receiver OF s7s sae W Scboas
prOoing Company IL Soiu p'
ODOnnsll. Lo t,neraI will take place
. ",, VA. ono of the original stochh1lders ~ liz nv
Exchange The president YESTERDAY aRRTdns' Charles
Ganma5n f. A. Cruikshank. Morris WlIhIS' o'c co%
A Sohcnnerfo orr and Newboid I. LaMIonf Lasenf the FIX
rTn,ttee to attend the funeral and 10 rpreS0h' " ~
change thercat.
New-York tribune., 1891-10-14
OIL MARK ETS.

OH City Penn. Oct. 13.-Nntonal Tansi. certificates
oDenTd az COZ highest % lowest 6's elOs'd. co.,
sales. O2,ooO bbs ceaanees 3i4 600 bbls; shipments.
so 9O9 hbls runs l23 Gs7 bbls.
pttsburg Penn. oct 13.-Petroleum fairly active {;
National Transit certificates opened at o. closed at 62i
highest G3is lowest, Ola
Rradfo penn. Oct. l3National Transit eertihcftes
opened at 6oie closed 62's; highest 63ls lowest,
81 Ia cleafances, 194 goo.
New-York tribune., 1891-10-14
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE.
For the week ending october l3, 1891
BEANS AND PEAS.

necsfnts for the week-Beons. TT pigs; peas S5ooo
hush EHvorts-Bcaas sl2 pkgs; peas, l4ZS ,on ooIs:
imports-l7G bags beans New domestic i from bob
tane forward slowly and with inc sasing calls ron JUL
IT, local ana export trade the feeling Is @ st.5v
:, oS Mc1ium are also In moderate supply anu sss
az 40 Ia: car OF Canadian In yesterday brought She
outside price. Peas plenty enough ana dusS - - nd
LIT veekis steamers 10 Cuba TOOK a gooo hsi{ isu
kidney and the price hold well sine taeH e % sell
mand has been RhtCr under soine ureenoS "
alnes arc lower Old OF al, kinds ooth uOnesyt
end foreign are neglected ANA nominal hoIIefS rs, o
rse M reasooable offers Green peas easier ont NOV
New-York tribune., 1891-10-14
III poTATors i1T;, AND VEGETABLES.

Receipts OatOe have oi sGsn IomeTa%s s aTsH sniS 66
nartes showing a 1rmer lone, with some advance IN W
pe Long Island is as9 u geris9 g9' STOCK sGSA holds S
aoout sSdy pce rTSsD :uSpv nTG oMS SSd
Sboce % ar lots rue tnftr!or qualities plenty snG
da CaudOve wide rang H. gaE aEoaa ana ssy tsa
lima beans scarce and firm; Green corn quiet SsSFy
~ dne duaty ellis ,ery we'll western stoch Is MriSinf
=. 49, nrdnr. Rns,.a turnIps pelG ana very oul
New-York tribune., 1891-10-14
BUTTER.

Receipts for the 294o pkss Exports ior Wee1 a
I yIy pkcs There very rapri aoNaec III "a "a
grades OF under unusually ignt reccpc9 ba
good general demand fof hs IA CSI ov i Of the obbes
have found dclty supplying immediate Snrc
At the fancy fresh Creamery II sun SUR H. "a
strong Any Western extras sell at oo1 r. AMY ,ni anu
nrsts have advanced TO 2Gd2Sc The late accuhullto
Of fresh goods have with some freedom 40
from 2Od26c aud buyers have gone into me lcehoIss
for te best OF the held gools. Fancy western uns
creamery to-day at 2oelc and theIe Is & G"s ng 1
useful stock at 2lu22c State creamery In tuos run
about even with Western and fancy quality N pans sol
up to simply because OF the scarcity o Te t,1
in aly other styls OF package. state oafy Is H
supply hat the grades are receiving more attention
and lose higncr Sales to-day OF fancy Delaware CouaN
dAres at 3c hridns and Zoe Tor tu0s Ihee S % nos
much Of marKet yet for ordinary grades OF slIne
racked tubs and a consdersDe stock has Accumulated
rccently Imitation ere~ner{ shows very Po9r 9u,nTy
and such drags somewhat buyers are bidalng :arpH
for the few 6ne lots arriving Western d1rJ Is s1n
obsorb,d lirgoly b. home markets. scarcely any ue
rabe fres Factory arriving thirds 10 or nay fists sell
at IA nioc hne irsts would sell higher June STOCK
quiet hut very nrnU held. Indications are that We
Snail have strong market tr sore tne to COM he
ceips are running very light, there s no pospeot q
in the MAKE Ior c4upg ot NeIns S ,s.S
with Ali other markets competing sharply for ue Hesh
cnS1s we cannot draw much srg0r supplies this way.
New-York tribune., 1891-10-14

New.York, Tuesday OCT 10.
The following sales were held at inc i-N'"'
Auction Room to-day - 90, and aoa West
5story buildings with lots NOS xt 1oxIo0 II each
li5th.st, n 5, 80 IL w 'u'-@''' 'N
NJ Med rmott, sz9oUO. l., No 225 West Il6th-st ad-
,onina above lot about i9x1Oo.11 "us'"'o ~
Sl4 900 building with lot No 227 West u6tnst az
;d,ns s,' nhnve 10: aoout 19xiOo11; Richard ou"s
S14 900. ,,, ,r,,n lot No 1876 Eas. 29thst, ID
- -, D8xts O. Cornelius Callahan SzU ~. Nos ao2
ave- io APT0dinG with lease OF plot OF land Nos SS %
c o'O4ry TT iTsst 100 It llth'ave, pioe 90"
100 II Nicholas O'Donneu. $40
New-York tribune., 1891-10-14

THE BOOK oF oPEN.AIR SPORTS, octave 500 pages
Ilustfaicd The sta dard authority American oDen.
Air Amusement Rules sailing swimming. ball play
ing shooting horseback riding &c. &c, In full sl per
eoUy Published The Tribune. New-York Entertain.
ing and universally com plinen tied by tho press.
New-York tribune., 1891-10-14

very few arriving prices higher wGOaIO o or demand
Choice English npe and goan Pcv Pc,vv birds meet
demand hut thin lots aud common kinds arr .Sde, have
CON scarce and wanted few eNLr1 hn"o'''~
rio
New-York tribune., 1891-10-14
FRUITS AND BERRIEs-FREsH.

Continued export movement has Kept the offerings
rather llgh5 tlis MARKET AID under fair demand
Ir.r,s prime stock made further improvement
recent shipments abroad have recently been large,
however, that prices looked for in the ots
Great Hritan, ana esent quotations here Likely
SUIT in larger supplies which may make 1t dihcu5
t. maintain pos Pears moderate supply
and nrmer. Quince, selling well and choice stock is
slightly in sellers 1ayo., few exceptionally choice ek
ce NJ quobiton slightly Peaches scarce. but demand
equally light. Very few plume arriving and only sIua
ots OF prunes Grapes plenty. Concord hold
about Steady at former low prices, but Delaware
Niagara and Ga awba closing easier. Cfanberries
have cont nucd IN med r1te receipt ard under fair
den Local and outof.own dealers the
on hand has leen reduced sufficiently 20 establish
prices market c.oses firm.
New-York tribune., 1891-10-14
LIVE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo, oct 3.-Cattie-Recepts last "a hours,
l. 100 head total for the week thus far $500 head
Tor same time last week, $40; consigned through,
10 mead: 70 New York, blank. on sale, $50 head
Orened cue, STEADY for good grades common dull,
closing firm good best steers, 1850 to 1.4IO 10,
S5 10a Pj 80: butchers and helfers, 80 756s3
Hight to choice Stockers, S2d 81 25. Hogs-Rcceipts
80 45O head for time last week, II ,24O head
consigned through. 500 head TO New York $3.50
head on sale 500 bead opened dull 10 to ID cents
lower closed very duh and weak heavy grades corn
fcd - 756 50: medium weights cOrned, ~ S5dSf 80
Workers good 70 best cornfed ~ 70d - 15 do grassy
ia mart cornfd 81 Goa 81 50 coed heavy ends. ~ % a
A 80 pic, good 10 best comfed $4d - 80, do common
Skps to fair 81 500 S3 % roughs, 50 jOa "a stays,
80 25G ~ 70. sheep and lanhs-Reccipt, last "a
head for same time last weck, II 600 head consigned
through 600 head to Ncw-IO:k 500 head on sale,
300 head opened active and strong; closed firm
all sold sheep. extra fancy 81 $685. good to choice
81 49a9i 80 fair 10 good 81 25a - 40; culs and
common. $3d 80 75 lambs, good 10 choice native
81 ja SS common to ia do. - 21a So 65; culS u
common, 80 25d "a Canada common 10 extra, 20 -
sc 10.
Catte-Recelpts IL .OO0 het1 shipments 4,50o head
steady top prices 500 30 30 prime extra steers
T@xans So 9Od 81 75 rangers ~ 5Od - so stockcrs
So 100 80 90 butchers cows, 81 25a 81 90. Hogs
Receipts IS 900 head shipments IL 600 head market
fairly active. lower. rough and common, Sfd 81 70.
Mixed and packers. "a 3jGSt co; prime heavy and
butchers weights. - 70o - 90; Philadelph'1'. 500
~ 10 light ~ ~ 85. sheep-ReceiDtS. 1000 head
shipments 1000 head market active. strong "a
higher natives ewes SO 5Od a. 40: Westerns and year
linss ~ G0ds5 25; lambs, 75a 30 co.
New-York tribune., 1891-10-14
CHEESE.


Receipts for week 80 735 boxes. Exports, 2o,oie
toxes has been little better since cur Iat re,
uort and the marett strength toward tn9
dlo,e Ex1lort Ciders have n little larger and weto
more general the demand has increased somewhat
under the influence cold weather. To-day the markeo
for large size full cream cheese was quiet but hrm; re,
cevers asked perfect September dates and maze
some sales at that clny 6f COg Oinatons and special
factories fancy single factories sold at 0@4d91sc
Leaving fancy there regular price, sales ranging
from 81 agile for Ane down to 72asc. Small size igl!
cream have advanced O6Uhc and clean up pretty well
Fart skins have remained quiet. and while few o the
finest factories sold former prices the buk OF
,he s,nck went I'm lower range Iverr cable 1649s
So.a ae.orv fuil cream Seutember fancy 93,6I0
Sate factoty full cream Observation-Disclosures. 9Aa Dia
State fsctoTy ful cram good 10 prime ...... Si2d
State factory common TO ofar............... a ga
state toSs actC[y ecuptes I' small ni sizes IA
s.te acoTv paft SKINS arge sizes choice 80. 6hI
St"te sctory pgrt SKINS cod 10 prime ....... 5Lid
State factory part skins, 20 fair a.
Stats factory fun skins ................."...2 8
81 ia "a. tSry aats nne SD
Chic factory, fats common 10 good a IA
New-York tribune., 1891-10-14
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ton. rnlands. Gulf.
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renewSd IeoT nrst place Lyerpo0i on came S dsWn
ward turn The big port receptsEneay 'IUOo and the
welS SSaIi closed at 9GlO points decline fo7 the day
= on news was more or ignored Sales lZeZoo oaies
New-York tribune., 1891-10-14
EGGS

Receipts for week. 22o7 bbls and $3.50 cases The
scare " OF fancy fresh -gakerd eggs has stediy in
crtas q AID prices made further advance
clos ng OF the current pit are
now Selling 222c q demand for something
cxceItionaiy choice, and such would command slight
premium or neli fresh there ample supply
some lots which called gathered by the shippers,
bot really contain considerable mixture with old eggs,
are selling at about 21 d21c but for cehouso goods zoe
is still top, with defective goods ranging downward
as TO condition. There Is good demand for lined eggs
1t i9lac for choice quality
Sa,e aad Fennsyivana ed, fancy % q .
Canadian, fire. hgahered fancy d22 =
Net fresh ,thef,d ,I;. f2nf5 g .od iig g3
Western ce-house, ood TO prime 2d-0
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New-York tribune., 1891-10-14
POULTRY AND GAME

The Jews bought live poultry very freely for the Day OF
Aonement ho day. which occurred ysstrday and trons
prices obtained prime fowl selling 10 l4i2Ul
and chickens 70 132dlie. To-day with siA sale
prices had 70 be shaded little but at the decline the
clos
The Western fowl, and chickefs made
following last report best sealded chickens
reaching 4dl5c and fowls selling TO l4dl4 gc, with
onal lots OF fancy dy-pckd fowls reaching l5c
on reduction In prizes under larger
receipts the close the market shows fairly steady
Philadelphia chickens sell well when very iar3r or
very small medium weights dragging. West
ern dry. picked range l3dl5c iEo and quality, and
prime calded chickens close s.eady at i4c. Fowls
meeting fair demand l3a14c for both dry picked and
sdd but OF he receipts have 70 be ouled 70 reach
the outside price. Old cocks advanced 10 9uol2c last
week but ciofe lc lower. Young turkey sell readily
when Of good and quality. but small and thin
neglected Spring ducks OF fancy quality about steady
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