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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-06-08

Waters Weiss beer is the best. John A.
Reilly sole agent. 5-5-ti
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-02
THE SUPERVISORS.
Get . Lively Hustle on Themselves and
Make Wsgk Fiv.

Get . Lively Hustle on Themselves ana
Make Werk Fiv.
The board Of supervisors held short
and lively session yesterday morning.
The court house committee was first to
report. This committee reported that
1t would take S63 $50 more to finish the
structure and shortage of $24, 900 con-
fronts them. A motion was made to
transfer the amount from the general
fund. After SPIRITED discussion had
got under way, al amendment was
sprung upon them making the amount
so 600, which was carried. A COM
munlcatiOn was received from the Com
mon Council committee Oh claims and
accounts calling attention to DR.. Dis
brow refusal to attend city prisoners
at the jail under his county contract
and sending his b,l! to the city for
such services. The council wanted in
formation concerning the matter, but
the communication was referred to the
committee on finances. The board
then elected two members of the state
board of equalization. The first vote
resulted: John +. Gould IL, A. T..
Richards 10, J. w. Walker 3, ii. ii.
Ravens 2, John Kinney /, blank 3
total 35. The second ballot resulted:
Gould rs, Roberts 4, Ravens 4, and Mr..
Gould Was elected as the first represen-
tat:ye.
For the second delegate Simon Sui
Ivan received "a votes and blank and
MIR. Sullivan was elected.
Mr Gould has been member OF the
board from Algoma for the last ten
years and has served as chairman. MIR.
Sullivan, of the Fifth ward is also an
old timer and knows the duties of board
work by long experience. The county
poor house matter was called mp and
after considerable discussion the Bur
geols" plans submitted by.J. w. Rush
were adopted by the following vote:l
Yeas-Bergin, Clements, ColsOn, EN-.
mons, Gill, Hill, Hogadonc, Kinney,
Ladner, Looms. O'Leary. Potter, Proc
tor, Roberts. Rosenberg, Schermer.
horn, Sinclair, Sullivan, Ulrich, David
Walker, j. w. Walker, Ward, Watkins,
+. c. Woodwork, Chai:man-25.
Nays-Benjamln, Coburn, Fehsen-
field, Frost, Gould. Ravens, Leppink
Plumb. Skeels. Smith, Smits, w. F.
Woodworking.
Upon motion of Supervisor J. w.
Walker, the committee was authorized
to advertise for sealed bids for building
the poor house. The petition of j. ID.
Boland for payment of claim of 5000
for work done for the Western Con-
struction Company, was reported with
out recommendation and laid on the
table. Supervisor Coleon offered re.
solution fixing the salaries of the Kent
circuit judges at $1,000 apiece instead OF
$500 as at present. This will be made
the special order at the session today.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-02

9B-Henry L emperor Of Germany died.
asss-fhomas Cr2amer, FIRST Protestant arch
bishop Of Canterbury. born. baTlsa 81 tas
stake Ia Oxford March n. i56A.
1c<4-Eaft.e OF AaFst0n Moor.
lH6-Jesa J4eques Rousseau. French political
add sentimental writer. died. bora i7ie-
16et-Dr. Hahne2An. inventor of h0n1eop-
afhy. died
l4o-slr Robert Peel died. horn f7sa-
lAk-Baffls Of k4lllax Waters. Md advance
Of General George H. Thomas command
t13-Second days ashs a. Gettysburg. 6sn-
eral john 4. Reynnids killed. fecernls
driven hack 70 Cemetery Hill after losing
30O prisoners.
iso4slxEy fourth United States colored troops
fought molly" at fine Bluff. Ark
l8i-Pre< dent Ja1aes Abr.aa Garfield shos In
Passenger station Al Washington by 6ui-
team: died IA Elb<ron. ~ j., Sept. II. 1871.
bora In Orange. o.. Nov 10. 1851
laD-Ths shah Of Persia entertained by Queen
victofiA as Windsor castle
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-02

Mrs. b. F. McReynolds Is visiting her
parents at Niles.
Charles w. Tufts 10 the guest of bis
sister, Mrs. c. X. Perrine.
M. Louise Wardell, of Battle Creek
is visiting friends in this city.
Mrs. y. T.. Maxim and Mrs. W. J..
sproat leave today for Lansing and
Chicago.
Mics Lorraine Allen left yesterday
for Eagle River. Wis, TO spend the
summer.
Miss Sophia Beebee Of Jackson, is
attending the musical convention and
visiting friends.
Mrs. Craig, Of Chicago, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Myrtle
Hurd, left for her home yesterday.
Miss Jennie worthington, who
teaches piano At Albion college, 10 on.
of the musicians attending the conven-
ton.
Mrs. Mcdowell of San Francisco.
Mrs. Wright, Of Denver, and Mrs.
Croan of jackson, are visiting Mrs. III.
A. Ianos of Ms<iison-ave.
Albert ". Henry, receiver Of the X.
q. Peters estate of Manistee, had q bus
mess conference with Mr.. Peters IN the
city yesterday. Both have left the
city.
Frank Conion with Price Baking
Powder Co. Of Chicago, left last even
ing for Chicago accompanied by his
daughter May, who will remain a
month visiting her uncle, r. j. Conlon.
Joseph $. Hall. Michigan passenger
agent. for the hsehssan Central raj,
road. was ia the city yesterday add
vas particularly veil pleased with the
excellent Suburban tran service that
shss read 10 giving 10 aud from the races.
Mis~ A. Eiskisy 81 ~ Miehigsh-st.
teacher 10 Jeftefsoa-st tfalnng sehosi
sili start for oisns Fails. y. Y. jaly
10, 10 attend The training sehsol -
open July IA, after when shs ~sii visit
ssssessA. sespoFs As~ iefs and To-
FoEbo. canada
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-02

Wegive below the names of the play
ers IN the game of baseball which will
be played this afternoon at Fountain
ct. park. Lovers of amature baseball
should be there. There will be come
good playing and lots Of fun. The ad-
mission is Is cents or 70 cents a couple.
The Bank Clerks have many friends and
the Y. NJ. c. a. men are numerous, so
there should be- crowd. Bank Clerks
Mcdowell, Harner, Anderson. Slaght,
Goodyear, Babcock, Aldrich, Mcleod.
y. NJ. c. A.-Hollister. Sheppard. Nc
Kee, Baird. Rysdale, Innes, Bradfield,
Clark. Fairchlld.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-02
Troublesome Quicksand.

The pocket of auckland on the north
line of new building of the Michigan
Trust company has given so much
trouble that the contractors are now
going to drive piles and make that the
foundation. Forty or forty-five piles
thirty feet long will he driven. a portion
of the concrete already laid being taken
out. The quicksand has bothered for
two weeks and has caused an endless
amount of ANNOYANCE.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-02

The following will be the program OF
fire works OH July 4th, at $50 p. m.
Music by State Capitol Band.
/. Flight of Aerolitcs rockets.
2. Shalom of Roman candles.
3. Mines of Serpents.
4. Exhibition fan parade.
5. Floral fountain.
6. Grecian illumination.
z. Flight of rockets.
8. Chaplet of roses.
9. Battery of stars.
10. Electric fountain.
IL. Triple asterold.
u. Flight of rockets and candles.
-. Revolving cascade.
IA. Saxon wheels.
Is. Triangles and serpents.
10. Chaplet of roses.
30. Comets frolic.
81. Natural gas well.
%. Rockets. bombs and candles.
%. Glory of night.
"a. Japanese smell.
%. Fandango of light.
Grand finale, Ottawa Beach cascade
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-02
Law AND LAWYERS.


HON. wA. L. sRoyE. yUpoE-
The People vs.. Thomas Goodwin.
complaint tor larceny of property OF
the value of lees than SIS order SCI.
ting aside order estreatng bail.
Mary l.. Temple vs.. Maskegon. Grand
Rapids 4 Indiana railroad company
trespass on the case on trial.
Circuit Cssrt-Part IL
NON. A. O. Apsrf. JUDGE.
George IL. Chappell vs. Herbert Z.
Barkiey, assampslt proceedings stayed
20 days, time 10 settle ball extended 10
days from July q.
Frank j. Lamb and John ii. loren
vs. Mary Fransn,ann. assumpslt Judg-
ment for plaintiffs SIS. So and costs. and
attorney fee SIS, proceedings stayed 20
DAYS.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-02

Alta meeting of the board of directors
of the West Michigan Car and Engine
Company--the reorganized Muskegon
Car works-held in Muskegon, yester-
day. the following officers we're elected:
President, Chas. VI. Head; Vice PresI-
dent. n. Park; Secretary ana Treasurer.
w. 8. Woods; Executive Committee, G.
NJ. Head, T.. ksnitz, II. Park.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-02

pF. l. l. Owen. after . continued
occupancy of Luce's block, o. Monroe
ID for fourteen years. taxes possession
af fihe ae~ offices ga the sslst'eft block /,
ia Monroe Sd, ever MoFsss. where De
vii greet k.s friends aad patrons.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-02
JULY lTH.
"rhe Day We Celebrate"

The Day We CeIebrate
One fare for the round trip between
ali stations on the G.. Il. d /. Il. K.
Tickets will be sold on July Sd and 4th,
good for return until July 9th.
This rate will apply to Chicago ana
intermediate points on Michigan Gen.
trat r. r., via Kalamazoo.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-02

The following cases % eontsgioasdis-
eases -ers reported yesterday LEON
ard yogsesane, is7 fAylBgston. seaflst
fever. Seosr~ Waltz, % 4. Efsdss~ss..
Louisa Pss<gs, Ii9 W zsaat-ss.. p&sas.ss.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-02
Fourth OF July Rates.

The D., G. n. 4 NJ. Railway will sell
excursion tickets to all points on their
lines, including Milwaukee ana Chi
cago. at single fare for the round trip.
Tickets good going July Sd and Attn,
and return up to and including July
9Th.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-02

WAsnfssros, July 2.-For Michigan:
Generally fair warmer south wiads.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-02

Lily White,

The valleyCity Milling Company has
no peer in the manufacture of flour.
Try The LILY WHITE.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-02

The following is list OF tas marriage
Licences issued sines last pablishei. VITA the
aames. fssisnee vsea oass'ds Sac eisy ssd
age Of the parties Ares
Henrr fHst. MARY |. Alder. Howard =.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-02
Notice.

We have sold our plaster mills known
as the Noble a. Co. mills t0 the Grand
Rapids Gypsum Co. John Burtsch and
Isaac CaDpen are AUTHORIZED to settle
up our business.
JOHN BERTsCH.
ISAAC CAPPEN.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-02

Every sack Of LILY WHITE FLOUR
has a picture of our mill. None genuine
without it. VALLEY CITY MILLING Co.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-02

Did you ever before have . chance h
get elegant white vests for " cents
osay sna tomorrow al the Giant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-05

Liverpool 900 bales cotton s2d Grain ssssse to
fSE4 iSG fTfsG SrD%ias {.
Law. hence to Java 10000 cases rehneS on p riynte
esses sn cr Sss fsGn Blush
&c sTsv PhadePas e pI1Ts nSi '.1 ssT
Msyield CHARLESTON to LiyerpOo cotton 42s; B Ml
oSa' he1ce e. Port E1sbet6 general cargo, 27s "a
Norwegian bark SIR Brunswick 10 Cork for orders naval
ss G1ss cargo "a s1a bark Eaward Kddei 70
o oalsS 50 sane sSS@a iG B@
ana eedsI and d'TS otgsST &c
schooner NSrod Jacksonville TO Martinique. lumber So
Se as genera si, rule with
10 sSI SIS psT Sc a. 81 es sss D 70
quoted az sss9 80 Family eias2 Packet $ioasio g
a SSs as f'i nAMS1F@ and quiet here
SIS So and the Vest s2 p pcA,ps ha,
es s9sed pslsd hn a. sn0Eed do
and Sas chicago oSsSSsF r sSSEI
rPs Gossd o ,nd at .rd Sc Quoted at aec
O g and siS tf pigs cp ii 10 showing
slight advance IT, early we eS Ssa ana
Sauenee Cash closed 71O sales 400 tss 5l2sS
Sy dam a. aE% st' south SS Sc October
a. fGOc November closed 15c December cIos sS q.
SIC BID f;is Sales 800 Zoo S ties.
quiet day but on lne stock tee ieeanR 49,;
S 5ss@'r and at Mss;sS
se seconds OGi7 c1e s@SG
Western extras, 2Oied2lc III.
seconds lT3lSc ; State Dairy half nrn TUBS ana pam
Dairy Welsh tubs extras 22e rsts lo%IlG seconds Tra
G lists sa2o seconds GSl7e weseI tn,Id Rs fie
western Dairy hfs 17alsc seconds laa1SG DC. a a,ss
l35i3c Factory Grkins June extra l6gc ne I,nS S
GSSi5 Factory June eSes l'aStc seconds SS6s
9c Factory tubs fresh first itsS 6Se, sf St tud
maiSalasd in Price setc Tsctor a fSl do SrI ane
SisG0c do good to prime shay do sermon 20 a
re SKINS oS% FscteE rat F,n n%e ns sSs Win ds
fair inquiry state per Dozen T,,bs cree P PinG
2Ia,c: Wtsiern fresh gathered, fancy. 2l2a2ote 90
good to Prime 2la2lAc; Western iceno"~' so0u W
iAR~RAw-IIad light inquiry at 27sc for 81 ees
Muscovado and 56e 90 test Csntrfusa on the d
T;yrhan0e October closed 3.3CdSsse SOven% F ,oSv
5soc Deeembe s22ds2sc Refined Refined ab9HS s' Pow
S S%e 1c CrSnulad 4ac C96ess 49, XXHX
Size Columbia A. s1cc; Windsor a; si9 &c
Ridrewood A. 4isc: Phoenix A, lldc fmWre - "a 10
%o q 32sc No. T. l3.1Gc; No. s. 3s.c No o miSc
No To- 8 9-l6c; No II, s2e No. IT, S'ioc' 1r"u'i
XC 5.l6c. -. =, ,os ouo.ad sloc
md ia hhds sac oleomargarne city, qucted I2aI4c
TXLLOW-Unehenged in price and duh. Prime Guy
nIofed At
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-05

s Is az Lard e pG % s7Hss gSat
whskey nrn sales, LOGS bbs finished goods Oh ps ss
II rm as i Butter c II good aSes Sn n'
Milwaukee sPlOrr, MR. , %Gc-' d aGT no.
SoH6cn eTc. Cora nrm no On track 22e o,sj ls'
,say &c S. Ey 1 higher Se S o a. d , pro
visions easier Pork January sl2 90 "a 3 oas
barley So 500 lush Shipment N' b6s' wheat
$500 bush barley. 200 bash. -. ..,.,,oo Soma
Of II. .seSst to-day but os S" aetv The selling
h. ShcasS oI WAS too sd Sfa' ana opening and
sra market At the PP pc .d hSSr hall above last
nights closing and raeaed 800 when Nth the % oRs
advantage Of advancing prices AZ 10 oeOfk rb G
'FSM.t mad I'D Oh sS ye g but
Duluth Minneapolis having 3Ss cars aud Duiut1 OIL tne
CO.. Rs Sdsws. va, sui@ fas dropped
at the close 3 $3.50 May elosrd at 81 COS ~, tsc.
SC oss: acslve R eFm scs NS; S Ts E
sspcoan s co." bush G' oa bush 1000
SSa ss dCS bush SGO S $50 barley
oos yG, aPE Pss PIE Sa hd
r. general market dun and II would 6e dnl Se a. a.
%. oq fem euPn S ss&nc &c" 'Rsfs %
but quiet 81 75aS4 IS. Buekwheat n9ur.Sgppiss moo:
ara Fe'eb a SGt ' stsa GS' q, % per
s ns sPd Sa s ;Sff sqS.cG
vator' NJ ~ OIL: 30 red Octobcr al o2t'aSl 02
arv si OsiameI o. Ryo-Scaroe AID firm at $50 or NO
y Corn-There was good local trade demand Tor Gar
FytuIes Mere qut bat firm under continued light receipts
West. ENpor demand however wa, cry meSeTTd and
yellow in POOREST elevator and In gfan depot 9Ie No
mixed in tladesmen's elevator 49, &c NS5ozc Novcm
frn s 1885, 'f beo.Sb 5aS5sc January 52c Oats
Market for eprots quiet INIT prices Jpled 65m uh S
qaSs sn S4sa@F' yh iSsaI$ s,as
storage 3Sc regular 3SGd84c No Wh% . White
DO cDp's $s M whie Deccber So
Ss6sc January asL aS7c. Butter-Penn ylyana cram
che Sxt s and sSsdy run .@s 1Ss
GnedQu ard steady; cut oat &c G sgss' c Gns
R gEsn%sid xHSH standard 'gasal double
fined diamond A. for candy 80. eoniegu9anerS green
tS arg G sS1ec ':' blue star Other artclcs
haneed Receps-FlSap 300 b6 1882 oo sS S eS
me9ts-wRcat 10000 bush; corn 24oo bush oats o4OO
bush. ,.,
St Louis. Oct. 8-Four unchanged. Wheot-It looked
this morning for while thCJph runaway mSrHee wo
be experienced but after selling &c II took me oscK tseH
naly went down 70 from the Top No. 2s 2s & SSS
81 O4 strcTg, and considerabie Of vas toI
sale at the higher RseS so tNs and SS e o N was Slightly
TeSS ye g year Mey
side 'bacy-NoRhs das sy-IoEs doing Sgss G IN
ss5 Gas l75O' coin%sa & 75Gss whi:sS
EsnaET6c market was firm Sno6eh but was also
dull The local trade vas no. ' Ia Is 10 h 4fS s ss n
oxsd, shoulders 25 longs 81 37,s ribs q Soa
CO. 90 on Ssc't Sc 25a$S ~ IBIS s7sass 90
s8 75asS SILL RecelptsFlout coo bbs wheat 10 0yS
S S:S o sS9o 4o4 $500 5S
wheat 900 bush corn, $4,000 bush OATS 10000 bush
rye, $4,000 bush; barley, 1000 bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-05
1--WE STOCK MARKET.

Nevyorx SATURDAY Oct 3.-BEEYE S-Rece.pts ~ car.
~ Carloads for ssugteres Of which 40 carloads were con
signed EasCmns Company and earO o Fsenc Steady
Very little doing dressed Eeg az the Me6ae% "te ed
IA Consuming fowls Turkeys bucks ana Geese than In
selling Bss 20 ,a RpTsSs sy aaSe
mer at d or isSnt s.t q psl d sS Weight
Shipments as reported saurd1s T3une Ttn t0 noS
ss n sf RGaSf' 81 Sed The
GSsE cy csTy no les SS' head Market quoted dull
ves sold 5s VIA no nsv strictly a qps Pigs offered
DeI sale' do SG sfsOa at v5as ia ~
i'q nss s Ell d Hollis lis e Ssais
ESQ plea at pi isa S Vsa iTo n
at S 40 Sua v9 Ell M veals 14s NJ 7lac; do
'V III Mullen veals, 15 NJ at 6''c do ITO NJ
EFg ASP % ssa E . 81 s Ss
STEADY for sheep, but fraction lower Tor amps sn
closing dull Poor q, 80 P @sS 's sS sold at 50 '0a
Dressed mutton quiet at 7asoc dressed lambs slow at
sSies-p Mcpherson Co 2es Virginia lambs p m
1yI' & FGcSek sons S0S state lambs 20 n 2t 50 80
s98 ac % 20 sd az ~ at IS 20 iI9 DO G5 r. at So So
a &c g. 49, 1S5 r. 81 g 90 s. jSfsV d.
Gets kis az p9Gh aTDs rs d. 81 IS so
So 70 SO Kentucky sheep, 80 H. at So 80; pennsylvania
Ss 81 81 III a. 81 GS III ss al %
a. c5as AZ 1io Canadian lambs leoars s. 50 %
sa AZ NFS? 49, s. iS 50 e 1S Ohio
o s 81 7S b SI 49, Is STATE az lambs II n at So 4o
1915 do 20 II, at So %; 10 STATE sheep 100 H. at -
D. Hani il ds us PENNSYLVANIA lambs 70 a;
81 sd dG DO 10 g. r. g 6 emo 800 STATE do
AZ s6 so 4G do 80 ~ 191 Ohio sheep, % ID
s. % l9s Western do 90 ~ az s. 20 PsnnSylvania
Iialenbeck & Hollis $50 Western Lambs, II NJ, al
Sc Is: 1877 Canadian do. Sc 49, at &c 122; 10l do s. ID
Walsh Kirby & Co. JIG PENNSYLVANIA Lambs, 62 n
AZ GO 90 do 81 ~ at - 70 - Sheep. 81 n. at 81.
Hume Mullen: ~ STATE Lambs ~ at 90 60 90
UOtsS~ecepts 10 carloads OF $50 head-6 carloads a.
4Oth.st and 7 carloads at jersey CITY. Market quoted
steady at rs 25asj go for fair to prime cornfd Stat
hogs. - -.
j. n Pdcock e. Sons sold 10 PENNSYLVANIA hogs, 1s9
n average at s5 80 per 100 n stag 400 H. at So 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-05
TIE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The Mcdonald field southwest Of Pittsburg, Penn
has nroved to be phFHomena 1t has eclipsed famous
Cherry Grove in the substantial character OF It's
gushers" and within It's life It promises to produce as
much as II mot more oil than, the Cherry Grove pool
II is king of the white sand pools. Cherry Grove
produced as much as 10000 barrels day and for one
week in August 1882 It's daily average producuoh was
24315 barrels. Last week NcDonad's production
rose twice TO 10000 barrels daily aud the weeks out
mt was doubtless at the rate Of 5000 Lares day.
The magnitude of Ills last pool may be better com
pretended by comparing It with the four largest
preyious pools their order relating to their size
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-05
Ecqal Notices
9 TPREME COURT, CITY AN

g UPREME COURT, CITY AND COUNTY OF
y NEW.YORK.-THE NEW-YORK LIFE, INSUR-
ANCE AND TRUST COMPANY, as Substituted Executor
and Trustee the lat Will and testament OF FRANCIS
Moran, deceased. Plaintiff; against MARY r. TAPPEN-
BECK sarah d. Brambeer. Joseph B. Lockwood, as
Executor and the said Mary p 1appenbeek as ExecutrX
Of the last WIN and Testament Mary f. Moraq deceased
Edith Moran, Sarah Sessa Moran, ana Ethel Moran,
Lizzie A. Ketschwar individually AND as fMecutIT and
Trustee OF and the VIII and Testament OF tiun-
els a. Moran DECEASED f. or r w. Brambeer, F. Moran
Brambeer, and A. Moran Brambeer; Defend9nts Sum
TO the above named defendants =,
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED 60 answer the
Complaint in this action and to copy OF your
Answer on the Plaintiffs Attorneys within twenty days
after service Of this summons exclusive OF the day OF
service and OF failure 70 appear or answer
Judgment VIII be taken against you By default FOR me
April 18Th ls9 Trial desIEed n the Ct{ and Count OF
onice and Posto1ice Address, So Wall.st New York
no r. or T. w. BraInbeer, B. Moran Brambecr, and A.
Moran Brambeer defendants The foregoing Summons IS
served upon by publication pursuant 20 an order OF
Ingraam, Justice OF the Supreme Court
of the STAT. Of New-York dated the tenth day OK Sepem
her 1891 and fled with the Complaint In the office OF
the Clerk OF the City and County Of New York, at tho
County Court House In the City OF New York.
dated New-York, September 18th, 1891.
EMMETT & ROBINSON, Plaintiffs Attorneys,
Once and Postofhce Address, 81 Wal-st. New-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-05
GENERAL, MARKET REPORTS.

CoFFEE-Duness was the general rule In spGSO
trades OF Rio to-day, and buyers had more tse Az
vantage No. quoted a. 1896. No safes iel"ISseu
Mid srowths were also slow. options weakened ~. eI
wac special life the speculation Easier e.peS any
continued selling for long account were the ehieI
steady. Havre was tame but without naells chang !,
Brazilian arrivals during last month 5000 b9ss ,
deliveries during last month, 5000 bags Hamburg
dropped sal pig. London closed 10 p M, ohiclai
Suotations: October sos November OBS ga; Decie DIT
S2s cd January 52s sd; February 52s % March 9zs
Antwerp Oct 5. 1881 arrivals during last MONTH lo3Uo
bags Antwerp october l, 4o,OVV pays AhsueI
GAM, october 1891. sfoat by steamer non Java anu
East for Europe 90 600 bags snoat by stfSMer from
Java and East of United States 1000 bags K qSG 6
goo; exchange CprNatel. 1873 receipts II no lS0VO
cearsnces TO Europe 5000 bags Rio stock $4,000 9is
steady receipts santos, 10000 bags Shtos
stock santos market quiet; eood SNclJ2
santos 600 Rio shipments 20 Europe during L1,t
month, 1879 900 bags RIO shipments TO United States uWlg
month 2Oo, 900 Santos shipments TO Europe
during last month, 2450O0 bags Santos shipments to
United States during last month $4,000 bags RIO ship
ments other countries % 600 bags; receipts at no
July to october 3 1891 256 coo bags anne time 1890
santos July to october g 1891. 10000 bags; same
1890, $4,000 bags same time 1889, $4,000 bars
January liIod1l.20; February, IL 10a122 90 March,
IL .1561l. 20 April, 11l5al1 20; May IL 20d - :;
October IL 20dI2 %; November. lf20d1l % December
IL l5dl1.0; warehouse deliveries october 1st 1S9vew
York u 043 bags Batorre. 17lG NewOrleans 2,l79
CoTToN~The spot market ruled quiet 1.lOc decline
E.1< la1az faN ann
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-05

Liverpool oct D. p 1S good
o o,dga, 7Isd; culinary sl0d The sales OF the
eay included 1900 bales Arresn; doIIyerT asO4
4 4a.s4d: October aud November d sIi,lg, h0SsS
StS pscsmser and January delivery; 5S6Aa sel
ers; January and February delivery Mach and
nyf dcvery 5S-efdi GOOD; April and My denxers'
Nod BUYERS May and June delivery l.of9i low
Galveston oct s.COtton easy m1 nd d. sT 9ece,ps
osn ee exports coastwise 525 sales 1926 spinners'
30 stoeK l9I;'o Cotton steady; mlddllng, sac net
receipts o7is bales; esC0 exports eoast"l'e
e7O sales ,359; stock 1876; ,,a,, - ,o,co. lov
,ddling 7isc; good ordinary. lec net ana gross
seiSs 675e bales exports cOastwise $3.50 saeS' oVo
Ecw.0eans. Oct. 8-Cotton easy mlddiing SSc io os
% sos. 10 eS exports 70 Great Britain, 30i5 coast
wise col sales, also; stock, loo''-o'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-05
LIVE STOCK MAnKErs-RY rE1EGRApH.

Chicago Oct. 3-"The Evening Journal reports
Cato-RecepJs 500 head nearly all Texans and rangers
scarcely sufficient number Of natives TO make market
and prices particular change ed With
the close yesterday. HOgs-Recepts 5000 head, and
everything sold az advance Of 5a0c the general
bet closing steady and about everything sold rough and
common, ~ 2Oo$i 30 prime packers and good mXsa
70dS5 prime heavy and butcher weights 50 O50 - 81
q few Phiadcphils at IS 40aS5 so prime 170dlS0 n
light 90aS4 95 second class, 81 coast 7O pigs SO 20
"a %. =,
St. Louis. Oct 9-Cattle-Recepts. 15oo head ship
$500 head market strong good TO choice natives
600 - 90 fair good do s5Gs5 Texans and Indian
- 4ods3 30; Gamers 81 5od$2 40 Hogs-Neccps LOCO
head shipments 800 head market strong fair 70 fancy
nesvy 81 s5ds5 10; mixed 81 60af4 90; llsht fair 70
best "a Gjd$4 S. Sheep-Receipts none; shipments,
400 head market steady; fair 70 choice 81 40e$l 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-05
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

rivernoo Oct g. , D. m.-Beef-Holders ofer spafingy.
pLIi oders ofrer freely end bacon Holders ouer
0drrltciy Cheese-Iloders one, mode@tely lailoN;;-
tIodsrs ofYer =parngy. TurpeGtineHolders oner MOD
srSciy Rosln-Hodars oler spansy' LsId-spo, ana
ntur-IIodTs offer moderately prime western spot ana
ontnsr steqdv ri 3js Noyenbei and December steady
NJ y5s Ga wheat-Hoders offer sparinsly; NO reg
vtnter teady at ~ ia No red spring steaN ~
S. il I'D Fiouf-Hodcrs Offer moderately CornvSy,si
tho SUNNY s poor futures. holders offer sparlnfy mica
Westefn October Urn at Sd Noyember firm a. IS 'd
december firm az IS I'd. Hops at London-Pochc Coat-
IInlders rot offering.