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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-10-17

THE other day Wanamaker declined
to be interviewed concerning the San
Francisco postofice scandal because
the reporter called on the Sab.
bath day. The piety Of this truly good
man is really touching, but we cannot
help thinking that it could have been
exercised to much better advantage in
the affairs of the Keystone bank.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-10-17

THERE is & devil fish on exhibition in
this city. Now, then, we anxiously
await to see how the Butte paragraph
ers will unite in saying that this fish
has been secured by our Board of Trade
to assist Helena in grabbing everything
in sight.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-10-17

Mr.. ROSWELL T. FLOWER does not
propose to be overlooked in the award Of
honors. The other day he became the
happy grandfather of a ten-pound
grandson. His chances of being elected
governor of the Empire state are in
creasing daily.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-10-17

The New York, New Haven & Hart.
ford Railway company has been fined
$1,000 for violating the New York law
prohibiting the use of car stoves. This
is right, but if a law of this sort is good
for New York it should be good fol
Montana. This matter is respectfully
referred to our legislature for consider.
alton at the next session.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-10-17

MILLIoNAIRE HUNTINGTON finds that
a royal son-in-law is a very expensive
domestic luxury. He has already paid
over 100000 of Prince Hatzfeldt's
gambling debts, and the other day sent
another check for 100000 to settle a
recent game.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-10-17

THE German emperor is using very
radical measures to suppress intemper-
ance. After the young man reforms
himself his subjects will have more con-
tidence in his methods.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-10-17
HELENA, MONT, OCT. II. 1891.

eD- Montanians abroad will always md THE
DAILY INDEPENDENT on file at their favorite
hotels. Fifth Avenue and Metropolitan, New
York; West, Minneapolis: Baldwin and Palace,
San Francisco; McDermott, Butte; Leland Hetsl,
Springfield, Ill.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-10-17

THE people of Helena would be glad
to hear Miss Emma Thursby sing in this
city.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-10-17

The Butte Miner need not DO alarmed.
The National Educational convention
will be held in this city.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-10-17
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-30
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Tpessay sSD 30 ;ISaGs S SO
yards. Feeling steady -,
city Ssvs 4 ssq !os 'ss fS' extra t %
at 0'2c) Texas and Range beef at 4GIc - ...
slow at sGGnt oc for Gns See s saG dad
Shipments to-day 5o4 cattle the Cune The City Of
Eastmans Company, and 2oo5 quarters for j. p Nelson
shipments the week ending September ,2 20
Te Fece S s s cae and S5 Sheep making the
grand total from the States and Canada 1881 Cattle,
EYHfrSs65Sw SSf S a s nominal
Rs 4ssd SaoSs ESQ Sssd S 81 which 1856 at
steady for Veais and Western Calves but dull and weak
Dor. as od RGSr DO at &c S SS:s T'a' :sf
pgncL q eAss Yea o at x 40 co Re oS dressed
ved R:': :o SpES' 5Hta
srG5sSss q f r Xsls91 %sE alSs; average
q.s = Ss g 100 a. e dc? ssS . F;Aes
d. 157 st c,1ys; 100 No. dtG 5d at aO e'
$50 ssott az Pa fa9cf e? S b. Ssc do s4O n
at o. = Fed calves, 10 ~ st Sc ..1a..so 1872
n d at 7ac Fed H calves, a2sS b ''"
B BHf&f KIP DfE?3 Keel u.s. q
,oa and az 5rSfs y S the
quality consdered Common Prime sheep :Old at sta
% p Muttcn steady Dressed Lambs firm at
sr ss MS'3 asa State sSsS & amen
d. harrington 12i State Lambs, 70 ~ at SO So 90 do
70 n at SO do SO H. at s. so State Sheep, 12o ~
'' j. g. PdcOck 4 Sons ga State Lambs 7o'. n at
az o. is do 72Io NJ at SO 25 90 Pennsylvania do, 6S ~
AZ as 1914 do 81 ~ at IS So $50 do 81 H. at ej 70 %
state Sheep 81 n 50 % IS Pennsylvania do %
H. at 81 3 do 113 n. at 81 25 do, 81 H. at "a So
Bucks. 1872 ~ at SO 90 -, - On A. -. -.
D. Mcpherson s. Co.. 1876 Ohio sheep 80 ID scant a'
Judd e. Buckingham: All State Lambs, 70 ~ at SO 30
ooO do 8sIo rs 40 So 217 do, "a N, at SO 81 Penn
Syvania do 61a. n at S. IS 93 PENNSYLVANIA sheep 10
rs az "A 75 State do 105 n, at ~ 1G do, S3 b at ~
r. Nipple & Co 80 Virginia Lambs 20 n, at SO III
CD Pennsy lvana DO G93. h, at So 49, u Pennsylvania
Sheen 100 at S5 122.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-30
GRAIN AND PRODUCE AARkET3,
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEkLINGs.

FEATURES OF NETWORK DEkLLNGs.
The wheat speculation OH the Produce Exchange
yesterday moderately active, the sales reaching
4O0000O bushels, and the tone firm, in sympathy
with corn, which advanced sharply on covering OF
shorts who oversod on the failure Of the clique. The
advance in wheat I'm the face of weak and lower
cables and very limited foreign demand. Final quo
tatons showed advance of 5-S67S cent for the
day. September sod at 81 O3 1-46S1 09 1-2 closing
at 81 o3 la October, al or 760S1 O3 SIS, closing at
81 03 56 November, 81 Oh 34d 81 % Jig, closing at
81 O5 80 Decembe 81 06 3l6d 81 o. 316, closing at
81 OF 1-9; and May 81 IL 3Sd 81 l3 3d. closing ~
81 13 Ia Exporters took COCO TO $1,000 bushels.
Corn closed at advance OF about cent for the
day. The spot movement checked by tho adj
vance. The speculative movement was quito active,
sales being 3.0U4,00 bushels.
oats steady, closing 1898 cent higher for
the day
Lard opened frmer and closed at IL cents advance
on near and five points advance on late months. Ex-
porters bought spot freely.
Closing quotations
Wteat-september, 81 O3 1-2; october. 81 0a5s;
November III O5 3-S; December, 81 O7 1-s; January,
81 0s So; February 81 10 IA; March, 81 IL 10;
April, 81 - Isl May, 81 10 IA.
Correspondence, 81 IL cents; October, 81 20
cents; November, 81 cents December, 55 IL cents;
January, 81 "a cents May, 81 3-8 cents.
Oats-Septefiber, 33 cents October, 80 cents; No
vember, 33 "a cents: December, "a ID cents.
Lard-October S7d$7 10 nominal; November, 81 16;
December, 81 II January, 81 -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-30
TILE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Sept % (special-All those predictions BY
the cash handlers OF with regard to the falling OF
Of receipts being more than fulfilled The days
arrivals only 265 cars 100 less than the predic
tons; the estimate for Wednesday only 2S) The
bulls had not merely the encouragement Of the falling
or in the arrivals. The news in regard To the con-
sumption Just strong. Cash was still at
premium over september; september lirtle premium
over October The early deliveries at time showed
advance over Monday OF almost cents Up to the
close they showed the most OF this retained. beptem-
Der sold between 50 IA and SD "a, and closed at
SO l-9 cents october between 81 "a and 53 38, and
closed at 50 10 oes year sold from A to A l2, and
closed at Al 1s cents May from AZ IA TO AZ a. and
closed at AZ IL cents.
Wheat rebounded little from the decline it has
been making for several days. Prices at the close
showed almost a cent over Monday night; the rally
was not the result of the news but OF speculative
adjustment of the general inclination the part Of
shorts to cover up eam here and Hutchinson at New
York lead in the buying. The "on- passage. figures
showed decrease of $4,000 bushels. Cables were
all lower December" sold from 81 TO D. 3469 7S,
and closed at 81 5-9G07 ga Oats opened and closed
at the same price. Provisions strong pork at
the close showeing advance Of 10 cents. lard OF
1-2 cents ribs of 10612 cents. Light hog receipts,
1900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-30
nrNrRAL MARKET REPORT.

nIxc MATERIAL,-Brick IN good supply, but not
Bnr shsnsed in price Lath sesay hnNess ga su
bsx ens'gs 81 256s5 Pale 81 7sas2 = Ross1dse
IRks aocS 81 per Dbl; American PoTuanH s-osz 20
CemaiS ppcrtand s2aS2 25 English P9rdano % 9Se
S & Rockland Common Lime y0c pei Dol arr 40 81 b III
ing rAy 1000 Goats Hair, 2oG2ec per oush cattle
sl,, iSSRsY fair demand nrm prices follows
laeie sc: Tayor Brothers English granulated G4c
6ernrh fs without Quotable change or feature Bahs
-. SSracss I4al5c: Trinidad lS2al4e; IuayaquH'
'SSSooIPERAGE STOCK A moderate trade but NJ, no
s,y,ai change. Molases shocks ana heads quotsd
m al 7oSs 30; Sugar SHOCKS ana heu , 9nS'
q 20 Sench 81 4oa$l so old Shocks wlt1 p a "a
S.s co. Empty Hogsheads, 81 9oas2i Hoops IA fee''
Brazil grOyt5s the soo market SS Nv was
s sse eS Ship and 900 bags do at 1lsc. cost and
fcss6t The nilder growths were quiet ana steaoy,'
ses $40 bags Savania and 800 bags Marseaoo on hri
ss,e terms Options were less acLve aa weaR AKA nnf
ondston and closing weak at 20d4o points ne: decnne
~ Tho day The official Rio cable quotes: Regular hrst
no hlosI $500 good second 40 Eos) 900 o sx,
49, RIO clearsnces 10 United States. 5000 bags: RIO
elssrancss 10 Europe, 6o0o bags Rio stock $1,000
bsTs Rio market Receipts in Santos days p 600
sG &c., o's sa ssa'Ss from & sspH
81 ~ steamer Blrcha % 600 bags. Closing prices
follow Iasgary % EEs6ry2y M2 5sG
iisO: October. 1235dl2A0 November. 114oa1145; De
ccmber. 11.S5611A0.
COTTON-The spot market ruled firm at unchanged
prices with sales amounting 10 236 bales all Of when
we're consumption The receipts a. ports Yesterday
were 1881 bales against 4t401 last week and 1893
week ago The receipts since September / have been
eco 42s bales against 614 1872 bales a year ago.
Quotations based on American standard OF cassnca-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-30

81 lS5 DO May 81 12ssasl 1888 closing az 81 1s ..
nS ss s sSn:s :s ss$sss:s
Ss:Ss & r.:
wen 'SsS Sss' ss
ss
CO. Sc SS,Sss p 1osSs closing Il @
& .ssss Sss .sS 5S..s Bette;
SS the diy on eA oTsSPs Ser So being small
SSsng & s 70 SO NO ~ yhss
w Snsi's sSa
s2,sc; cars rejected s2lsc saeat; No september,
SSosfo sS'bSs ss
q s White Ssss 81 sag sS DO May s 90 SSsn at
$S,c closing q sio NOveSseE, closing at s5'ss DO
@ here Sc 0 ~as * pc e
for PH e
we're i at % SsPo
Shipping srStsa ~
sOSSes esre I'd at Sac and two Loads Of nay sold ot
b %o'y n' far asnand 'O Se not SS
M IA fancy Soc choice soc prime 7os75C ~ to
sTRAW rye G5S7Cc; short rye. 5ca5Sc Cst
S% Scsd 5 ce hGq s on the 1s,
oium, l3d14c; TO fair 12c 1890 choice 15d1Gc
1888. old do, 4d0c; Pacific Coast. 1880 choice,
common TO prime. 14d15c: 1880.
HEMP AND JUTE-Iran sections in hemp and jute butts
small but prices the latter hold remarkably well
Sales, 1000 bales mixing butts at lac We quote Ma.
S2e5c jue butts, paper quality 1.aa1'sc mixing, 1sc
baggng 2a2hc.
QUITE e ss':s: ;Ss.
terms: Quotations; cordSyaa. 2sa2Sa n, ,1a,sallc;
i8l4c; Matamoras, 1905 ~ 125c; Central Amer.
ica 20a22 N, 11s11l2e; Buenos Ayes, ps, selected.
tyidco and Rio Grande kfp 1913 n Io2alli2c Texas
Ioa1s ~ el9c Dry Sailed Matamorss selected 2492s r.
eeDS T4e, c as hs Selected Wet SanS
sow. 500 n 7eci B. a.. A. and r Be- g. OK: 1890 n
COW 5oas0 NJ 6aa7sc city slaughter OK 6odso n. 7c;
lines have been sold to manufacturers recently steady
rates Export demand Is fair.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-30
I'VE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago sept. 99"The Evening Journal ~, reports.
market steady prime to extra steers S6aS6 3d. good
70 choice, $685. - Others 81 7SSs4 10 T s sos
SO so; stockers, S26s2 rs. Hogs-Reeelpts, 1900
head shipments 5000 head market fairly o sc' I'VE
packers "a 5Oas4 90; prime heavy and butchers
weights, 1895 30; light, "A 25asl75 sheep-Re-
ceipts, 6J000 head shipments, 1000 head market
mixed and wetlers, "a 25asi so Westerns. "a lght
Texans, 80 lambs, 80 5od 50 10.
st. Iouis. sept 29.-Cattle- Receipts, 1900 head;
shipments, LOO head market active and stronger;
good to choice natives. 81 oo9s5 So fair to good DO
~ S06 "a 90; Texan and Indian steers, 81 400 55
Gamers, 81 5oas2 25: HCgs-Receipts. 1000 head;
shipments, 100 head rket steady fair TO fancy
heavy "a 70as4 IS mixed "a 30a - 20; light fair TO
fancy "a 4od "a so. sheep-Receipts, 1900 head;
shipments, none; market firm; fair to good, 81 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-30
EUROPEAN PRonroE MARKETS.

Liverpool Sept 20 s45 p mTBest 9 IN, fair demand Z.
improving Cheese fl poor demand Ta3% in P poor de
in fair demand Lard-spot and futures e poor demand
prime Western spot and September steady at Bis 90
mad; No; red winter steady at Is lid NO cred red
Spot in poor demand futures in fair den1nd mixed Wet
en spot firm october firm at IS I'd November 1rm
at IS Gid. Hops at LondonPacnc Coast-There Is noth'
ing Offering.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-30
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore, Sept. 2o.-Flour steady, unchanged; re
ceps, 5,s21 bbls; shipments. TO- 40 bbls sales lI9
81 OF IS september, 81 OF 5,8as1 o. -; October
81 OF 1881 OF: December 81 % 5,s@Sl 20
bush ; Shipments II 200 bush; stock. 1,s2s 1877
bush. sales, 22G,Ooo bush Southern wheat firm
Fultz, 9scdS1 OF; Longberry, 1881 OF. Corn,
mixed, steady spot, e5c. year, 81 1-4051 l,2c.;
January. SID IL 1-sc. February, 81 lie receipts
Gas bush stock. 81 OIL BUSH sales 10000 bush.
southern corn, white frmer, 67S7Oc.; yellow, steady
CSC oats, good inquiry No; 2 white Western, 3sc
bush. Rye quiet and steady; No. 2, OF l-2G 03c.;
receipts 6,Os1 bush: stock, e2s45O bush. Hay
quiet: good 20 choice timothy, 512 500S13 so. Grain
freights dull unchanged. Cotton nominal. middling
8 sac. Provisions firm, unchanged Butter FIRM nIs
unchanged Eggs steady, 1ec. Coffee steady; RIO
Cargoes fair II lee. No :, IA Lac. Sugar steady
Unchanged Copper steady; refined, IL BID l2c
hiskey firm, II 250S1 -.
Chicago Sept 29-The leading futures ranged as fol-
lows: - 49,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-30
CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
Boston, Sept %. 1891.

A DyERTIsEMENTs FOR THE NEwYoHK TRIB.
OfFICEs No 1928 Broadway corner Thirty .1rst-st;
l4O Broadway. corner 26h.st.. until D. 270 West
ave-, corner Foprteenth,st 76o hlrdsve corner Fot:
Frstave, los West Forty seoondss LOB Columbus
l17o Ninthsye' cor 72d 60 Liberty ST. 81 Avenue A.
hundred and twenty ith.st up 20 D. and oO6
rates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-30

NUTS-Peanuts steady &C for fancy handptcked.
Shelled rm quoted TIC for Spanish No l. 6c for do
No. g oa6c or extra large Virginia and 4sdSc for No
Virginia Hickory nuts opened at 80 90 and nave since
fallen to 81 70 per BUSH Chenuts opened at slOdsl2 per
bush, and have dropped rapidly TO "A 50ds5.
HONEY-Receipts liberal and demand light We quote
fancy combs i5d17c, with good prime N boxes at
13d15o and boxes at Babe Extracted duh at 6'
&c for white and 62d6c for amber Southern extracted
60GG5c per gallon
BEESWAX-Msrket frner at 259f6c.
GINSENG-Quiet and receipts more liberal; Northern
Western quoted SO 1888 co. and Southern at So 60
asa % n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-30
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE.
For the week ending september ~, lesI'
REANS AND PEAS.

DEANS AND PEAS. =, -
p..e,ots for the week-Beans, 727 pkgsi pfas tI4OV
BUSH E1ports-Beans 11o6 pkgs peas 7sI eels;
a9RnI and pea beans have arrived and sold 70 local
obbng trade So rs. New red kdney are sapec.s S1
been booking viii probably be lied at q 90 orc Ta s
M bsS snhlcient demand keep prices for best quang
ssot steady Desirable Lots OF msdlu ana pea seoyt ous
sSVt ld reds hays falien 25e per bsshei uncsf
o. 10 eloss cut remaining stock. Call
s sa fa not meyipg 70 any extent and sEices sse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-30
New aesn Ssss m srss a. s. oes I c old

Receipts for the week 84s7s pkgs Exports for week,
x,IoV pigs. IL has been extremely dull market All
the week. The weather has been warm and unseason-
able much Of the stock has shown poorly and the CEN
sumptlve demand has kept within very Limits.
some Increase in receipts has given receivers less
on nearly al grades State creamery pals have become
grocery trade and wholesale buyers do To handle
them at all fancy lots Offering freely at the close at
Zf0z42c, only occasional special commanding
fraction more 1t would seem as If the Of pals shond
DE discontinued almost entirely when the quality
sells 2aic more packed IN tubs. Western receipts are
showing hot weather defects many OF the usually fine
marks trying summary smaller proportion OF
high Favored perfect goods makes fairly steady holding
Of such with current sales 2iad25c, generally the
latter price Lower qualities Offering far beyond the
needs the trade. values
side quotations would be shaded considerable lines.
Held creamery Will not find with buyers until the
weather becomes cooler. Only small
fresh tubs arrive and these bring 22G2Se when some
accumulation OF early paeknCs In store here, and
demand for such firkins have call present
imitation creamery In only moderate supply but dull
weak. Both fresh and June factory having dull sale
and slight concessions would be made move lines.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-30

POTATOES AND VEGETABLES.
Recepts Of potatoes are large and OF irregular quality.
Strictly choice lots In some demand the best Long
Island stock selling TO 81 90, and few Jersey and
REGENTS reaching II 25 but the bulk OF the Jersey and
te potatoes below prime and such are freely offered
GOc for Inferior. potatoes
are in liberal supply dull and lower Choice sound and
dry onions about steady and primo white adj
vance but poor lots plenty and dull Caullfowers
show wide range quality and value choice In lair de-
and inferior lots duh and offered low. Cucumber pick
les in light supply but Of very irregular quality and selling
In wide range be strictly prime and Of uniformly
desirable size 10 reach top quotations Prime oabbages
armer Domestic celery steady Western arrives largely
in had order Other without
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-30

M: Collins 21o State Lambs. 70 N. at 20 7o' 'u'A''
lis m. at s3 80. -. - q, - =, "a IN
UO(sS-Receipts "a carloads OF 5S19 headl5 cariosas
ct l0th-st., and is CARLOADS az Jersey Ciy. M@Ao'
quoted steady at s5a&5 so for fair 70 prime Hogs -
Country dressed lower at 6ssd7hc for medium ~
7i2aSc for light Hogs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-30
CHEESE.

Receipts for the week. 55 76s boxes Exports. q Goa
boxes. The market has been uncommony DUH all the
week. Warm weather has materially Affected home
trade and foreign advces have continued too
to warrant free shipments nom here. Stock high
that much Of II put In cold storage but the conden
IN many cases was so poor that sellers accepted best
bids they could and moved the
offered From the % d9'c point prices gradually OH
not bring 92c while the Of the stock went for
less SO far this week business been very ght and
9tc remains full outside rate for fancy August make
either oolored or white Ono or two shippers ntimated
Willingness 10 Duy priect september stock and bid TO
rive Grades under fancy have settled value the flavor
make condition and wants Of the buyer all being Important
in determining the selling price The home trade being
light 1t IS difficult to get over 49, H97e for snasize
full cream. except in small The milk skins
have suffered from the heat more than full cream cheese
and poor condition OF the offerings added materially 70
depressed condition Of the market very choice
sell up to 7d7ac, most Of the stock going good deal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-30

CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
San Francisco, Sept. 90 1891.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-30
FRUITS AND BERRIEs-DRIED,

Receipts for week. $50 pkgs ENports ~ ~ PIKE Kgs
We lsyo had dull defining market Tor eNnoa vR}Icb
all the week especially prime and lower quhIsi ~,
comprise large part Of the receipts, anu on Whic
over plenty and go jobbing trade al sdS2e In
dried Sliced In moderate supply light demand anu WIZ
Soarse cut also very Small lots OF Delaware eNap
Grated peaches and North Caroline sunuia Peeiu
are here hut no demand yet Raslberes an! Diah
berries are weaker. Cherries vcry dun but Wout go'a
i h,t,s Uurkl berries wanted and firm. California
DlO inhhing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-30
STAINED.

Good Ordinary .......-..5s. Low Middllng. I'LL
Strict Good Ordinary ...-5's Mddng 1915
Liverpool kilograms, As mReceipts 10000 bales:
AZ which American 1900 bales Sales. 5000 bales Of
which speculation and export 500 bales; American,
7cOo bales. spot market quiet but steady; mddlng
l31& ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-30

Cash quotations were as follows Flour steady, un
changed No 2 spring wheat 95L d95&c; No. spring
wheat s2dss9e; NO red 95aa95'sc N Nj 1 sSrn
20Lc; No white, 20d2Sc; No. rye, s3l2dS4c; No
barley SOC No I. b., 29a57c No. f. o, b. 2Ga10c
pork, per Dbl. so l22; lard, per 100 n SO IS
boxed Sc 25d6 short clear sides, boxed 81 50dS7 co
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-30
HOPS

Eecepts for week. c.457 tales; exports, 955 baes
imports tales. Rather more dersnd from WI fr dT
exporters and only moderate ret.s ne ieelhg - st
bsTs shade s,eader at the prices quoted Choict SEts
"a paciGr Coast are selling generally a I1c mere au
There small lot Of exceptionally tne quality soS a u a
Ei,har cnmuon 10 pretty good brewing frae- ianBe IRON
nPs~iic Yeariings are quite hrt ana COMPLAINT s1Su
1891 hops. Since TIE pichuiE oi ue
ro in mis- stat II become very eNiaeit mat tne
Weld is consd ,raby larger than last year No e's'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-30

,,,.o %. live poultry continued TO advance up 70
rdav under light receipts aud strong buying eut Win
% carloads in from the West yesterday Hna t
are demand for the Jewish New-l ear honasyt S
c,rs On October 3. Prime fat stock OF nearly an kna
% lii selling pretty well at our outside ngutes some
choice fsttened ducks and geese going hghe Du'
diIi market for inferior qualities .. A.. 49,. 49,, rda.
We have had fairly steady market To- me oes. S
r,xine has shown irregular quality aud eonaltoh Rooo
MANY lots opening more or iess Out % noi age and
e lois Of fresh scalded chickens are rated aSy hrn
~ dc with dry-pcksd OF choice qualify selling AZ
iigc and choice fowls close nm az lSe close seeeuons
sstoaTv bringing shade more. Phliaoe cnickens
vsit when extra large fine, but the medium
oua,ti,s move slowly. Young turkeys OF large size are
gar. small and thin stock neglected. fancy nearby
and Eastern spring ducks shade hrmer at the close
SQUADS scarce, -. -. ,,.h, and c..pv all mana n,
less ont on oydsr owing 70 the warm
GUY ns ots would COMMAND outside quotations, bus
ssl any such be found and the poor lot have no
certain value any rsasonabls ones pehg seeepten'