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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-12
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New.York Saturday, Oct 10.-BEEVES-Receipts 60
carloads Of OOS head-55 carloads for saughterrs direct
including carloads for Eastmans Company ana catoaGs
for No trading In live cattle feellg stedy
Shipments previously reported. -, =, -. oo,h o,
CALVES-Receips 40 head OF which AZ at 1 e15
Feeling weak The few YEAS y Wes ss at
Sales-Dillenbaek Dewey: Grassr - 10 W.T. ~.
age 22c per n; 81 do tfew ButtermikS)' Sol 3D. a'
Hume Mullen: Is veals, 17e n. at 7''c;
IallcnAe6K & Hollis: Neals, 20 H. at % o S HV,,
17S ~ &c; Western Calves 2OO d. al &c q no. w
- Judd & buckingham: veals. 1877 ~ at &c FED
StSSfifEP AID IAMBs-Receipts, including csrloa d
onsi1nad direct 10 butchers 80 carloads OF o7o
bead-i5 carloads at Jersey City 10 carloads at
and carloads Hoboken sheep ruled steady or gn.
es we're at decline Of nearly re from Fridays opcnng
prices prime sheeg sold a at sS5So 0o per iOO
Dressed mutton steady at 7G9c; dressed lambs less
active and closing weak at 9d1oae0 s.,o I.rons N y
average at 50 80 per 100 nj 25 do 70 n at a. 90 ID % 200
$ 2o5 PeGnsylyansa DO NJ =. p % e. Tcnuc S
do Sc ~ at Sc so 81 Kentu Ky SHEEP 90 d. at = -
do leulls q - 2Gl mN "a B s do ~ % AZ 81 IS
( do ZIG n at - 6 Bucks. 135 NJ at So -, 49,,
a. Collins 425 Canadian and Mchgs an lambs % g6 g.
h. at SO 10 Ohio sheep 80 h, at - 20; liz no. O. j"
J. n Pidcock & Sons 2l7 Pennsylvania Lambs CS''
i" H H. me- Mullen Go state Lambs 50 H. at SO S7'a
CT do sc H. at Sc IS 175 do y n, at 90 - -, "a "a
40 u ca5 herGine DO 50 n. at - So
Dilcnback a Dewey: l95 Canadian Lambs % ~
80; Isl state do Il H. at % o. l-o no. - d. 81
10 Iialenbeck & Hollis 81 Western Sheep, o n, at
20 90 ~ Can 1oi Peb2vI T9 d. eS * at 50 S.
HOtiS-Receips, Is carloads OF 2Ol1 heaGEo eaalosus
at and 9 carolts at Jersey NSyc 40 80 r.
ported Nomnally steady at 60 50ao 30 for COOL corn
I'D Hogs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-12
THE CONSERVATION OF DIR. BROOKS.

Boston, oct. l1.Neary all the arrangements for the
conservation Of the Rev. Phillips Brooks on next
Wednesday, the 14th inst have been made and an
official programme is now being prepared. The cere-
mony will take place at IL a. IN. in Trinity Church
and will be under the direction of Bishop John Will
ans of Connecticut the Presiding Bishop OF the Eps-
opaI Church. Bishop Potter, Of New York, will
breach the sermon. The other bishops who will take
part In the ceremony Clark of Rhode Island /;
Whipple of Minnesota Lttlejohn, Of Long Island !;
Niles, of New Hampshire; Doane, OF Albany, and
Neeley OF Maine. The music will be rendered by a
quartet and picked chorus Of fifty voices. Admis-
sion for both clergy and aity will be by ticket only
OF the 900 sttngs in the church 200 have been re-
served for clergy of Massachusetts, $50 for the lay
delegates of the diocese, $50 for the clergy
outside the diocese and 4O1 for the parish
toners of Trinity Church seats have also been
reserved for the Governor and his staff. the Mayor
OF Boston and attendant, the president of Harvard
college and officers of all the Episcopal 0rgani-
cations in the state. This will leave considerably less
thai 900 seats for the general public. and In the
r,aIre OF the case therefore, an immense number OF
people will be disappointed There will be an early
service in Divinity Chapel the day OF the consecra
tion at which BishOpelect Brooks viii read the morn
ing service and the conservation service Will begin
with the communion Office. At the close OF the
service the Diocese of Massachusetts will give dinner
nj the Hotel VendOme TO Bishop Brooks and the visit
fnC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-12
LIVE STOCK MARKEDLY TELEGRAPH

Buffalo Oct 1o-Cattle-Recepts for the la "a hours,
100 head; total for week thus far 15710 head for
time la week l6405 head consigned through 1000 head
OF which 800 head to Newly ork SALE 100 h. ad
ket opened firm at full Mondays prices, closed firm all sold
butchers stock, 81 J0d$3 TO- and heifcr ~ 10
dS2 so Hog-Recepts for the last "a hours go head
total for week thus far LEGO head for time last
week, $3.50 held; consigned through, 10 100 head of
opened dull and iOw and 10015c lower closing easier
with lower prospects heavy grades cOrned - 0d$5 Is
medium weight, cored $5dsJ To- workers, good 10 best
cOrned. 81 90d$5 do grassy % part corn-fcd ~ 75a
"a 81 good heavy ends 81 90dS6 pigs good best
fed SO 50dSt 20 do common skps 10 iar 50 5OdE3 %
rouRhs asa 30; stays, $3 50dsi. Sheep and lambs
Receipts the last "a hours COCO head total
thus far - 030 head for time last week. 81
head consigned through. 600 head TO New-York 5000
head on sale. 5000 head market almost standstil
tn decline Mondly extra fancy sheep. ~ co.
good choice - 0dTi 80 fair to good ~ dfs %
Gull, common, s3dS3 IS lambs good 20 choice native
50 00dS5 75 common 70 fair do. 81 50aS5 % culs to
common SO 25aS3 So Canada, common to extra, 50 5OG
as so.
Chicago Oct. 10.-"The Evening Journal reports
Cattc-Receipts 5000 head shipments 1000 head mar
ket steady Arm natives, ~ 2OGS4 60 Texan,
90 1JdS2 60: 81 25df2 80; calves 81 JOds3 80.
Hocs-Roceipt Is 600 head shipments. 5000 head mar
80 90asf %; mixed and packers - 50dSl so; prln
heavy aud butchers weight. 81 90ds5 10: prime light
- s5as4 05 Others 81 25de4 20. SheepReceipts 600
head shipments market steady native ewes SO 500
Texans. - 45esi so lamb,. S3 5Ods5 SO -,
ST. Louis Oct. 10-Cattlc- Receipts, 500 head ship
mens 500 heed mrket steady; good TO choice native,
s5ds5 so fair good do, - 0OdS5 Texan anu lndlna
steers - 40dS3 30 Gamers II 50ds2 30. Hogs-Re.
CENT . 100 head market tcady fair to fancy heoyyi
a. 30. Sheep-Receipts Market steady; fair to
good - iOdfi so.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-12

e; ,Ss 4. e. Rs: &
bush bush ' shlpnents, 9s 200 bush Close No. hard on
S Tass gss 81 i OIL SSHr Track No northern on
,s rsoF 3d. Oct &c 1ScorG oa ss''s s; 70 's
s$sSzssaa s vi %hssS %lG fm Vines 81 SPITE 70
5000 o6 bush Sb oats SoG g1sS iCcc
bush; oats, $4,000 bush rye 500 bush barley 1000
Lush.
patty with advance in wheat, but demand Limited 70 small
Tor actual o Ts SHsoco Rye rS gsg oC at 81 5@ s.
per- 6b Nun Bu a aoar sspP duh q
Ss3d 10 .c I pe2 puS Sr under higher English
S%Ss 40 SGe red Se eob equyo 5S
asi o.; December u 0Sasl Os5 JanuaMry, ~ agG d
q 1877 o1 No Rye @ at under
light receipts O Ws Snd ali s dp rheS
foreign inquiry eeaaSse but orders bds,oS TeIs
the way Of business Local lots weak declined &c
per SS s S sodt though
c no mixed , IN 2o5 ee Ne %I IGSm o gSc
5er 62aG8e November, 57a5sc; Decent er 52G23e jan
Hs oS es 3 due to lighter receipts holders asking
but usual S1 SsS0 Change very ac
from October, which was 2c higher in sympathy with
S %Sts e'' so ES?'t No sn Witt Sc No goa
Sesc November, 35sdS6c; December s9|GSSSc jan
ns ? sss EsSs sSa Sf!S" active
use double refined Diamond A. Tor candy 4sc coniec
unchanged. Receipts-Four, 200 b6ls, $500 sacks :
wheat a. 300 bush corn, 5000 bush oats 400 bush
shpmentsWheat; $500 bush; corn l4'4oo oush oa'S
q, 200 bush.
St. Louis Oct 1o.-Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat
excit.d by strong foreign news sales were made TINS
Tor December after which tho market queted down and
pfces ssed c. Another furry carried the price up
&c but this advance all lost and the market went
Ana Gw eo@ e Sp ad 'qd y e tne S'
siosd al 9SIc Decem6e DOL asl 6Oi4 closing at 99sc
May 81 05asds1 0894 closing at 81 05's CornThere was
carly part OF session. and that due 10 the
strength in wheat Later the price eased of along With
wheat and closed isc below YESTERDAY No. e cash 5i%
at 8s1sc; January, 1898 &C. closing at SAG MAY
Zoe, closing at 3osc. 0ats-Ihere Is continued
closing at 307sc. Rye higher; No. 2, S32dSic No. g.
77a7sc. Barley firm and shade better; Iowa 5Sa6O5
yerV stiong and higher sackei this side on track, Ole
east track, 62dO2Rc. FaXseed advancing and demand
good at ssc Lead dull and easier at = ga , ieet
a2fc. Eggs easier but unchanged Cornmesl, ~ Iog
81 So. Provisions dull and lower only small JOB ana
Dryer Dry sas mosBoSed sbSuders longs S
81 25; short clear 81 37i2Gs7 so. BacOn-Boxed shout
ders So 25dsg 3I2; longs IS ribs, SSdSS ~ sho,'
Il30 600 bush corn 900 bush; oats as 900 bush rye
5000 bush barley, $4,000 bush. Shipments-Floir'
10000 bbls wheat u 600 bush 20 600 bush; oats
10 900 bush rye, $1,000 bush barley, 1000 bush.
Toledo Oct. 1o.-wheat dull and lover cash 81 022;
steady cash, Soc Oats quiet cash 29c. Rye steady
cash, sO2c. Coverseed active end steady cash and &C.
sept-fioar $50 b6s wheat $4,000 bush corn 200
bush oats 900 bush rye, 1853 bush coyersc6ed
bush corn $500 tush rye 600 bush; cio'eiseed' 0Si
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-12
COTTON MARKETs-B, TELEGRAPH.

Iondon Oct. 10. I p. .--COtton-AmerlcaD- mid
ding sid mlddling. I l5lG low middllng, ll-l6d
good ordinary I'D ordinary, I'D The sales OF the da
Included : 500 bale. American. .
Futures closed Irregular. Amerlcan-Mudllng 10"
mddInz clause October de- Very, % CID buyers October
aud November delivery 5s64d BUYERS November "a. and
ary delivery. 58.6464 5764d January and February de-
livery, 4oe4d Sellers; February and March deliver
AprlI and NAV delivery 2.6id5 364d; May and juno
delivery, 5-0id buyers .
Galveston Oct l0-COtton steady; mddling. sNc low
midding 7c good ordinary. &c net and gross receipts
E. $40 bales exports Britain 0,20B bales sales
1878 bales spinnes. 1850 bales stock. l07 1903 boles
Norfolk Oct 1O.-Coton STEADY; mild ing, Slsc; net
receipts 1888 bales 30l4 bales exports eoastwise
246 bales sales. ,067 bales stock, 81, i32 bales
Savannah, Oct 10-COttOn firm; middling. Tee low mid
ding 7tc good ordinary, sac net and gross receipt.
1886 bales coahtWse 3OSl bales sales, 25O
New.orleans Oct i0-Cotton quiet and steady; mid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-12
THREE MEN SAVED FROM DROWNING.

Three thoroughly wet. cold, disguised citizens OF
Brooklyn were rescued from watery grave yesterday
afternoon by Roundsman Martin A. Smith, coxswain Of
boat No of the Twenty fourth Precinct harbor polce
At about O'Clock when boat no 6 was opposite the
Catherine-st ferry Smith heard cries for help Look
ing toward the Brooklyn Shore he saw three men cling
ing 70 all overturned rowboat. They were calling for
help and were making desperate efforts to retain their
hold on the boat There heavy sea at the time
and the men nearly exhausted and badly fright
ened when the police boat reached them.
capslzed boat, and landed the men on the brooklyn
shore They refused TO give their names, saying that
they had no desire TO achieve notoriety.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-12
prp,y From 4 SCHOOL INSPECTOR.

In reply to the charges that the inspectors Of the Fifth
District had not made reports Of the condition OF Grammar
School building 3d. in their bawick for years., and
that they n sight OF the school buildings only when
looking for the appointment OF protege" w. NJ.
wilmer inspector Fifth District, In letter 10 the
president the Board OF Education points out that the
Board had been warned In January 1891 that Grammar
School building No IS had been condemned In part
unsafe by the Department Of Buildings" The attention
Of the Board OF Education again called condition
Of the buildings In March 1891, Mr. Wilmer SAYS
that inspectors in the Fifth District had made two re-
ports in the year instead which the law required
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-12
THE MARKETS
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

COFFEE-Brazil growths the spot were steadly
maintained In price but there was tte e 10 IN uaa
ing No Rio quoted at 1294a13c sales ooo , na4s
No. T. 12a.c. OF mild grades, sales Loo bags Wese
Indies private terms In the speculative hne mefe Mns
quiet OF affairs and the DRIFT OF prices was
to a lower basis. Realizing longs ana some HUE
selling for foreign account the CHER bear Ie'tue
Early In the day the market broke 5d19 points aIUr
which there further drop closing 1Od25 points lower
for the day ruled Ldia francs bower carly Due
closed with a reaction Of hd1 franc Stock IN HAVE f,
burg advanced hd14 pig London S9heEad quSe1u09s
@ 6 "a sSSsr 1c Sos cd Cd fsSsfS Sos
Cd March sos 3D. RIO quotes regular hrst 90 hlo,l'
$50 Good second 10 kilos), 100; eNca,nge'
privateJ Is Receipts in Rio 1000 Lays 70 eiear,
ances TO Unitd States 1000 bags; Rio clfSrances 20
Furope 600 bags Rio stock $4,000 bags; Rio market
dull Receipts In Santos 1900 bags Santos st S
tos 400: receipts at Rio July ! to Oct o ..
1891 1853 600 begs same time 1890 81 900 o1g1
same time 1889 OF 900 bags receipts at santos s Sy
i 10 October o. 1891 s0i 900 bags; same time leyV
o27 600 ags same time 1888 654 900 bags Iota sses
here today 10 500 bags Including October az I'll IOi
Noyembeq $40 95ds1 December, SO s5dSlon0 ysnu-
arv $40 So February, $40 s.: March, $40 9odsll
April $40 95 and May $40 9Ods11. closing - Gsws
January eO I5dS1O so February, $40 S0dSl0 30 March
so s5asfo so April $40 s5sslo 90 Ma slS s ga
december s10 s0ds10 90. Warehouse delivers, snce
October l. 1s91-New- York 81, $50 bags BaltlmoIe'
10 $40 bags Oroans 1926 BAGS total ~ 593 bags
COTTON-Spot trading continued dull but prices showed
M material change Sales, 81 bales for consumption
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-12
THE HEBREW DAY OF ATOYEMENT.

At sunset Saturday evening began the closing cele-
bration In this city Of the Jewish New Year, the fom
Kippur. Or Day of Atonement On saturday afternoon
services were held in all Of the synagogues and last
evening the Hebrew churches filled TO the DOORS
TODAY the services will be renewed at m. in the
synagogues and will continue throughout the day. clos
ing AT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-12
EUROPEAN PRODUCE Markets

nyerpool. oe; 10, p n@Beef-Hoiders ole, mod
HoldeIs oeT moderately Offer moder9,ely
ers oner moderately Lard spot and futureHoders 1ler
moderately prime Western spot and October dull at 34s
oIes sparr gy No red winter nrm at IS 4lsd Flour
Holders offer spaTngy. C0rnSpo:-The supply IS poor
Tunlres-Holdefs onef moderately; Western spot
firm al IS Std October steady at IS 7d November hrm
~ IS 5sd: December IS Cd. Hops at London-Pa
eidc Coast-IiOlders not Offering.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-12
= RTE LIN ES,

SI.s 1S..s 70 Pas ...e; rassiSoa. f1i.as' s.s
49, SGG.lns %atsia' .s,sa BTih' h.%Soss:sS
foroac esse sdh'l eu s
81 LeSi: Chicago o, snd ~ points West Sold ssa.
q route. via oSausuSaa Tsse or Nissass R. Ss
train. oo o anS
follows and nys minute'tsareF. uniess Othsrwiss sAsv
WESTERLY DAY FxPRrss
S:OW 5s:e Pa ,Iss.S car NesYS,s . Bqs.s s
union station. except Sunday. for Monticello
vEsTIBULED LIMITED.
o.UU qua Lake WITH dining car 20 oAicssa sissrn
MOUNTAIN EXPRESS.
. on p. NJ, except sundsy-Eor Binshanton. HscalAs
o.oU and Monticello.
CHICAGO AND GRAND TRUNK EXPRESS
G m r: NJ. Daily-solld train to Chicago via Niasn
O:UU Falls and Grand Trunk 1 c Railway. sleeper
PACIFIC EXPRESS.
$50 FAN! g Po a g csasS sssSs s's
Chicago and Cincinnati.
FOR PORT JERvIs
WEE DA Is@ m ,S 2s % a. s n ID
D. m" H.. p p % M. 30 p ,. m, 10 p.
FOR NEwBURG.
sHy EEK DAYS. :l5 q. IN. (23d-st s. 55 o. n. $50
w q. J M. IS .. m. D. n. .. m. sundays-s n
y. m, p N.
SPECIAL INFORMATION.
MI APPS AND TIMETABLES may De obtained nv
NL vcket Offices Also copies Of Sumner Homes" COO.
tanning select list of hotels end boarding houses sub0s
Ss:f5D sns SSnlsS
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACcoMMoDATLoys Z
i 4Ol 3l7 and 957 Broadway, Chambrs and West ~
s. Esrres Nsw;Yo,G Ssi aDS SSs EssSas O s'2 10
sts, HobOxen, and Jersey City Station. Erie I1osis
COMPANY calls for and checks baggage from hotels ana row
dences through TO destination. -.
w. 9. RINEARSoS. General Passenger Agaa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-12
r EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot OF Cortlsndt ana W.
ofosIs' foI MaScn Chunk and intermediate points. a
$40 TN W tS GeqsSs hyo" and E pr6e local
fas s Gar 70 LIONS and Pullman Car to Bridge
a M for Msuch Chunk and intcrnediase p S,nt''
$50 for Tunkhannosk and point u c 81,
Car g TunkhannOek. Connection to Reading anu N-'
4o p m for and B. Jqne,OS' ana JdRa 5His,HA
50 T. M for Pottsvils and intermediate points Jim"
car 70 70, Mauch Chunk snd intermediate pOn~
ooapsssdn % Eesdins Roches, Bus
,,o and the West pullman Sleeper % Lyons ana e''
penss t9o! s ieasag a. 10 NJ II Pa, ,st
40 p. m. connect for all points IN Man0"'' 80"
Ton COZ" sesO"' SUNDAY TRAINS , ,.,.,n.a,.s
s,o M FOR Msuch Chunk Hszelton and ineerrnnle.u
point, and ii a, NJ: for Shenandoah and 'h'S'~'
M for Mauch Chunk ,Oe pSinB
.alc and The West. Pullman sle'os' 70 Lyons ~"
pension snsr,, Eastern cas Brsatw'y, cheek
The TSSi SS =, 9esdsn SS though s to
W+Sr SH2R a. kA.LhGfAR . sN IVES: a..
sa.Oh a. 1Ses.iorSj a follows and ?SSow,YS o
ssIST T,o0 from Londo SS to- 6os and g s.
NJ s5l5 m, .S doJ P m; us. l9 IS Is ].
s EMP Gsca SyFso.c ROe6eso fais
Sissaps Pals 30 10 90 SlS p Nh e no Ss
III s ssa a. Albany ,u9ss Soy S iIb sIs. Con-
lS Si' B s g. f' iS wSi 5 j.
u.s. a {: 1GS; i sSa Gaasia
f f,. Toronto f brS 'cSsaso LSg, ~
III naS sscuss Trans paSy except leaves
via srf brcoS Say knn sSs'p
%saS apply Se ssa isSg
son. st. 7e TuOns oase a ios' a o. rs
sSwcy f rsrs Place "a w. saI
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-12

On the Produce ENchango to-day The butter market
was easy strong higher fancy creamery 2sd29c fine
Western .5G21c; ordinary 2Oa23 selected daifies o3G
25c ordinary l6d20c. Eggs lsiadl0e.
milwaukee, Oct 1O.-Flour nrm Wheat auIet: No
spring on tack, cash oide5e; Decemb r. o5c no /
Northern. 0oe: Corn hnm no. on track cash soc.
oats steady: No. . white track. zoe. Barley quiet
Rye firm No. on track SOC. Provisions easier Pork
January t1l Lard. January. 50 90. Recepts-F1our
i3 600 bush wheat $4,000 bush bsrl'y IS 600 bush
shipments-Flour. 1000 bbs; wheat 600 bush barley
~ 500 bush.
Minneapolis Oct 10.-Whelt ops ned strong and higher
this morning, with demand al the outside. only
for q short period when sales OF long wheat and such
offerings made started decline, losing the
ariy Improved weather and the large number OF
hrshng machines at work In the north Of ibis and
the Da apprehension OF the effect OF
big Of wheat In the Interior. Trading
times was active. Cash wheat In good demand and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-12
STAINED.
Good Ordinary 57s Low Middling....... ~ 90
Striet Gond nrdinarv Middlng 3-lo

In the option there fair degree Of acSEt
considering the brief session; and there was as0
range of prces attended with considerable nerNoues'
The selling quite general during the hrst hou h
lated by weak and lower Liverpool adNces t9r a Whe
the ''bears' held full sway and longs uhcSueu h
The result break of fully IdlO p.Ihes "" s The
condition at 1877 against So month"; there was cra
HE among the ''shorts and prices quickly advanced
October finally closed points higher than yestrla6X
and later nths recovered the early loss SAFES ooVoo
ILL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-12
THE STATE Of TRADE,

eeipcs $50 bbis shipments 400 bbs sales, 25l5 bb
u ca Decemb,r, 81 c5aasY OsL steamer no red
81 co. AL OF receipts t4o27 bush shipments t tooV
wheat steady; Fulue s1ds1 0S Longberry ~ O5hSl CS
Corn-Mixed quiet; spot zoe year 5liad5ltc January
and February 81 d5iLc; March, 5lAc receipts 800
bush stock, 60-3 bush Southern corn, white stead.
72c; yellow easy 7la72c 4std-Seaa. No. TecsInt
400 bush: sto,E'' 2o9 $40 bush. Rye-fIrm No: 2.
Oh d9Gc; receipts. 3,osi bush stock p 5OS bush
Uav-Firm: good to choice timothy. SlfGSlo tram
lr ghts-Quief, uncl ang d. Cottol-Nomnali mdulmg
Changed EEess@FiTm. unchanged codee-EiImi Rio
ca goes fair I6i2c No. 7. 13l4c SngarISteady IN
changed Copper-Firm, unchanged. Whisky, 81 2'@
II %. .
Buffalo Oct 1o.-Sprng wheat unsettled but generally
HIGHER 800 bush No. sold at 81 O12, closing az
sold at IL o3 dsI O4 closing at 81 o3 for Minneapolis
and 81 o. for Duluth c. T.. 81 O2a asked 3Coc bush
10 2 Northern sod at sl.0o's closing at 9SEa@i2c
No Northern. 052c Winter wheat quiet sales. car
loads No red q: al OF 1250 bush No. white at 81 OIL
Corn dull no yellow 62e S 40 I2c in ssSTe
scarce and higher sales 900 bush No white at 33c.
in store carloads do, at 34e on track No Whit 3Se
40. 2 mixed 81 asked Barley steady; 10000 bush
No . Wesuin sold at 67c. Rye nominal no offerings
Flour firm and fairly active best y Ig 30 40GSo 30
higher coarse winter s5 25 sring bran,
I'll rs Canal frelghts steady wheat, issc corn &c
rye 4l,c o. Ncw-YOrk. Reccrt--FOur, 20.SCO bbls
wheat AZ 900 bush 10000 bush barley. 81 600
hush. ana shipments Wheat. 357 900 bush corn,
Fc"T ~ Geo bis Wheat 1os coo bush corn 9s 900
bush: oat, 16 900 lash barley 900 bush.
Chicago Oct 10-The leading futures ranged as follows
WHEAT, NO.
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Railroads
pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
THESTANDAaD RAILWAY OF AMERIr,
AND
The Scenic Line to the w..
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS
Des"rosses and Cortiandt sireets
as fOiisws:-
On ana after ISeDteD.bey. Yin ION.

"" "''" "/fer september I'm, 1891.
THE FAST LINZ
'oo , 4. m;c1 !II. ys:uoule sleeping and p,,o
Lieut.. ss. day o"SS csS.: - 40 z, =
TnE PEyNsYLvAvIA LIMrryn
WIZ a.. M.-Composed exclusively Of Pullnaa v..,
sssrsP9sr ana p.rfssrs bats S~%Ss' Y
s- ace s Ssa ;. I'd y
Indianapolis II 40 a m. and chicago 9.4s 20
ST. Louis. avp cINcuvv,rr vxpRys.
York Dining Car. rom SeS Yo.ss Sss g Don Nv
xrrives Pssssngfr coach NewYors coasss
p m. next day " N''a -
The COLUmBIAv RxPRrss.
GS s s.d ,,d rsnHSyy,e. s,rsa sssDS F ss
esgo rs IRON Ss ns, to Chicago Arrives 5
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$50 =; M.-pullman vcstlbus Sleeping Car Ssw.Ys,,.
F.s Richmond i and Ssr cfissso 70 h hSies.
iSi 6sysisSs .nd Z? Toledo s asfSd ne. s
PACIFIC FxPRgss.
s'co S,s;. m.NralHa1 Baae: Sleeping Car ss-.Yos
Cleveland S:sS p N: next day, and daily At 6si.ss
and for Cleveland and Gosnbu' eSesp, si.aSis S s
400 r. M.-shenandoah Valley Express vita IAssuo
BThet Sleeper 10 New-Oreans
BALTIMokE. WASHINGTON AND THE sorru
Wssa,ngon Limited EIpress" Of Pullman Psrer c.s
WIN Dining Car 10 Baltmore) daily. except sursss
l0lo n arrive Washington 9 so 0. N. /. and So.
eressional Limited" daily. with Daing Car az 3
2: n. arrive Washington rs D. n, regular arss'
90 n; and IL: night For Baltimore OILY, id
100 .: m. end II rs night.
FOX ATLANTIC CITY, 100 2. m. veek.d.v, "a.
Through Day Coach ~ 70
FOR CAPE NV % ~ m went.d,vs
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express 20, 20 90 80. 100 10 90 Pennsyv,,,
Limited with Dining Car. and 10 10 washinetoo H..
tea With o Dining car. and Il 100 /. 90 / a
300 p m: and u rs night ACCUMULATION: II 'les
300 40 90 Limitedl and 10 90 q. m. 3 90 90 ~
200. 80. 90 and 100 0. M. and IL ia nigst ~
Fer raetabIes Of trains local points on the Pnn.r
anna ksiirosd system. apply at the following Tess
01ces Nos. ABS $40 snd ga Broad way Astsr Hsss
and foot Of Desbrosses and Cortlandt St. 4 Cosr.s
$50 Futon-st, and Brooklyn Annex Station foot
Fulton-st., Brooklyn; rs Hudson-st-, Hoboken stsus
The New.York Transfer Company viii call FOR ant eh.s
baggage from hotels and residences through % desniun
CHAS F. PUGH, j. X, WOOD
General Manager General Passr Agent
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