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The Coconino weekly sun., 1892-01-28
SIOO Reward. SlOO.

The readers of the SUN will be pleased to learn that there is at least one dreaded disease that science has been able to cure in all its stages, and that is catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure now known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh being a constitutional disease, requires con- stitutional treatment. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting di- rectly upon the blood and mucous sur faces of the system, thereby destroy ing the foundation of the disease, and giving the patient strength by building up the constitution and assisting na- ture in doing its work. The proprie- tors have so much faith in its curative powers, that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any case that it fails to cure. Send for list of testimonials. Adress, F.J. CHENEY & Co.,,
 Toledo, O.
 pen-Sold by Druggists, 75c.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1892-01-28
To the Public.

Notice is hereby given that the firm of Daggs Bros. was on the 18th of August, 1890, dissolved by mutual consent. DAGGs BROS.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1892-01-28

Happy and content is home with "The Ro- chester; lamp with the light of the morning. Catalogues, write Rochester Lamp Co.,, ,NewYork.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1892-01-28
THE WRECK.

Both engines are an almost unrecog- nizable mass of iron. The baggage and mail cars, and smoking car were badly demolished, one side of the mail car being completely torn away. The Pullman cars suffered no damage. The excursionists escaped without in- jury saving few bruises.
 Postal Clerk Grant, who was in the mail car in the passenger train, says the time orders were given at Coolidge. As they reached or passed by Blue water station, he heard the jerking of the bell cord and supposed the conduc- tor was signaling the engineer to stop. The train sped on at its rapid gait, and in few moments the awful crash followed.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1892-01-28

southern part of the city and was a very popular young man. All the deceased are highly spoken by those who knew them intimately. Conductor Cruise had charge of the special and Conductor Barney of the passenger train.
 AT THE HOSPITAL.
 About $50 o'clock last night passen- ger No. and the special arrived from the wreck and conveyed to the city the remains of the dead, which were taken in charge by the undertaken.
 Eight wounded men were conveyed to the A. & P. hospital in wagons and stretchers, and Dr. Wroth and Dr. Hi- mo had their hands full.
 The list is as follows:
 A. s. Grant and c. c. Rhodes, postal clerks, badly bruised on the legs and head.
 w. E. Tripp, going from San Diego to Sioux City, Iowa, severely bruised about the head.
 Fred Lane, of Denver, slightly cut about the head.
 w. B. Sanders, of Denver, a mashed foot.
 Frank Sanders, Denver, both ankles sprained and badly bruised about the head.
 A bootblack who was stealing ride was severely injured, and was uncon- cious when taken to the hospital. The most injured one of the party was a fireman who was ''deadheading" on the engine, His head and face is badly cut up, and he was wholly un- conscious when taken to the hospital where he died Saturday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-19
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. oct. IS (spcciaD.-Provisons opened to-
day with show Of that strength which WIS 80 pro
nonnccd at the close Monday. Almost Immediately
there began, through brokers. heavy selling OF J'u-
ary pork II was at once recognized rs for the
CIidahy party: realizing, supposed on thosc
purchases made last week at much lower prices. ono
broker IS supposed to have sold not less thhn w.
UCO barrels. There were probably SOFA IN au iuI
the same principals not less than 10000 mlrcIS bS
that time prices had broken about 30 cents. ana tIe
selling RIBS lard simply followed AT y
pork The news from the yards was Sl,h ~ 10
make the liquidation easy. There were oily l'pVp
hogs; the estimate for Wednesday was 2OoUo; price
ont there were , 10 10 cents higher January PORK
sold between I3 % and $l2 o. and closed at ~ -
n ~ 81 January ribs sold between ~ 81 and ~ 40
and closed at 10 20. The biggest pri'an settlement
40 far this provision deal WAS made totny l. -
RYAN, operator who has been Specializing on the
short side, walked up 10 the captains ohiee ana SCI
lied Il line of 100000 RIBS Sold FOR November,
about IA cents under the present market. wheat
declined IA cent, opening 1T about the top ana CLOS
ing nj about the bottom. May sold between ~ .
md 80 | = and closed at 50 IL cents. long me
of about 100000 was sold ont by Leopold Bloom
Partridge reduced his short line by about iat mu'h
There were heavy rains and the fccp'S We're sonic
what reduced There large charters '1OuOo
Corn opened and closed ut about the same price NAV
sold between 80 IA ana ~ rs. and closed at 40,
Wednesday was $50 Oats opened firm, but closed
rather easier. May sold between 81 81 aud 3f II.
and closed at "a Ia cents FlaxSecd sold NJ nDout
Mondays figures. CARROTS were 81 % 10 III 10 ior
No |. Futures were up i. To i cent. DECEMBER
81 10 1-2, May, 81 II L..
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Ncw.Yoik Tuesday, oct. 1s.-BEEvEs-iieeeiHts. 10
or go he'd an for hc merket ana ha lo in in
moderate request at 0as2c for native SIDE itIc IN.
ior stock selling as 9w a. 3c Snn ao5 .n o y
pool quot American steers slow at 1og &C. e'tmairi
dgeSseS =, Tss e and nsgow make, dull at
for Ameren steers shipments tSoay hcnd en- Inc
steamer for schwarzchd sullbeIgcr I9m9LaCT the
slain will be laden With 392 eaNe a9 o1 900
300 quarters 70, rots f iSt and %p nS n
worth noting Nomnay steady s25ea5o per head az
At 1.T ly ,r ss Snshaassd with
inquiry for yrasers wserns v =, Is or sos
g Eel per loo ir S a %c e SSSsf T.
Dressed calves quiet sic tr dressed ss 90
lo for fo9nry a'sS r e S 9%'sE .ens
i2e and little calves sod at sGSs OF average
al D. Meheron Co. co Western calves 1873 i n at g.
7l,c DO 1877 ~ &c; DO, 40 N, at &c FED calves
G. %bcnbsck, veals. 1'5 N. at SC; DO io' H. at
ysa 10y 6 srr pss iSs
per isViSsh kirby Co. grassrs 800 ~ at 2is' per H.
SfE Fa'S F'fHsthl go s sss
sCassgsd s direct q. e cars Ters a, jersey ara
cars at oboken The market was tame pun ncen Sold
AID ,1s,y prime Fool lambs % sSd sh %s
PFC ,S 90 s. q % % % q! sr d iGH se is at
in small way at sc and dressed lambs o ranged ''0
70 Ole an Collins OH si STAT lambs % n average a.
IS 81 reF 100 y ~ dC ., CD M g. 30 az is Ohio
do N 50 S a. lstt 1872 State lambs Sc NJ at e. 90
0o etat Ms fpSe CO. III Ohio lambs. Gs H. at
IS q pa SSS se sons % 4, a vsan lambs cs M
s. W Mixer shermsn 40 Kentucky sheep 90 n'
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF xEw.YoRR DEALrNGs.

FEATURES OF NEW-lORN DEALINGS.
There was a beaHsh drift all day Yesterday in the
wheat speculation. and comparatively slow move
ment Of business. No outside Interest w shown aud
only small local speculation DEVELOPED. about
100000 bushels being dealt in III" clos" showed
net losses OF 3--a / = cent. Iablca Ncr" iu. but
without eject. owing To The lclllsh dfit oil
domestic news. Receipt. were biz. There was an
absence OF foreign interest and Increase OF ~.
$50 bushels In Tie amount on passage 70 Egrop; was
reported. The English visible supply Increased 30
600 bu. heels. Rain IN tn" West, local realizing ana
heaviness nj Chicago added to the may feeling.
December options opened ut 80 l51G ana Tell
to 50 = cents. closing weak. spot lots were weaker.
and only 1000 bushcl, were sold Cor export
Corn variable and slow. rising ISM cent
early the rain West. together with better cables
aud covering. Then the market Yielded Il shade
closing firm. The amount on passage 10 Europe de
creased 10000 bushels spot corn was irm ana
quict exporters taking 64.OOO bushels.
oats. ako, We're variable. Tile market opened
I-sq:Is cent lower. rallied 1914 cent ard closed
unchanged to Il cent lower. There fair spccu-
lation. and II was mainly switching. spot lots were
firm and fairly active.
Lard was weak early. but closed firm
The final quotations Were rs follows:
Wheat october - Il. November ~, D'cemher
so l =. January. 1-il3. - l. May =, ! ''iIs;
II II, January 1893, u 3-s; May D l.: cents;
Oats--ocobrr 81 81, November 20 IL, December
30 "a. May. 1893. 30 IL cents.
Inr-October - 80, November - 49, January
1853, ~ -.
at New York. Philadelphia Baltimore ana Boston
we're ms follows: Wheat 417.02G bushels; corn,
.G5 431 bushels; oats 275Bl9 bushels; total grain
g5- 6-3 bushels -four s0.i2o pchag'a. NJ 'nlG'So'
Milwaukee and st. Louis the arrival were Nh,3
j6- bushels total grain. l,jao,dd1 bushels HOUR
barrels.
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TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT

BUILDING MATERIALS-Tnerc is fair movement
at old prices. HaveIstraw hard bilek ~ luoteed
a. a. 5ods5 jersey - asa IS Fishklls 81 900 % -
yriver had 81 251S4 10 pale, 81 ,5dtZ o. hoehuie
ulnent s54o5c per Dbl American Portland, ~ 'ods2
se,San Portland az 25dS2 So English 20 tahd - loa
~ AZ. Pockand common lime soc per Dbl, anu
Gnshinr soc laths - 45dS2 81 per 1,OOOi goats
SSsir "Od22c cattle hair. 14dl6c.
CHICoRY-stsndard English granuated quoted at &c.
and do French, 4ac.
cOCOA-1he iobbine movement is fair Ouotat ons ::
cascas I4Ql4,c Trinidad 1919 l4c Guayaquil, 15dl6c
1870 lylodl3c: ~. Domingo lOdl02e
DaCOFFEF-Trading the spot reached a moderate
.c0rerate and prices steadily maintained on The
sss al f6s lOLc for No. Rio. Sales. 600 bags No
ielsc: 600 bags No Z. 10c TO arrive 1000 bags No
o spot lac 1000 bags Santos. No . spot IA 9oc;
Sud crowths in moderate request. Sales. 1000 bags
Tarscaibo private terms. Option dealings were less
tve on range OF prices, due mainly to depressed
soreIgn accounts which prompted local realizing FINAL
Gonre showed net losses 81 logs points with barely
steady close. Rio quotes First ordinary no kilos)
81 65o; good second 40 ko, 10 55o Co exchange n
nrvate 1454c receipts in Rio q days. % 900 bags Rio
eleaGnccs United State II o0o 61gS BIO ce2ances to
oae Receipts IN Santos @ days 5000 bsss Santos stock
10000 Santos market quiet good average santos
% 700: Receipts at Rio. July T. 0c o H. 1s92
tine 1890 e53 600 bags Receipts at Santos July g
tSss: same time 1890 1899 600 bags. London, October
is-oncal quotations: October, 70s Sd November. 70s
sd pecember Cos I'd January lis February. lis March,
sos N Amsterdam October 1s-The official estimate Of
he growing Government Java crop Is 6SS0O0 bags
rotai sales TODAY, 21,1J0 bags.
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EIrROPEAN FRODLCE Markets.

Liverpool. oct. u.s. 3 :45 p. m.-Bcef in fair demand
Pork-Thc demand Is improving: prime mess Western.
fine firm at rs Cd do medium steady at dHS Sd.
Hams In fair demand. Bacon In good demand, lon;
clear middes, about As 10, firm, at AS long and
short clear midlcs about 80 h. firm at i2s 3D. Cheese
In fair demand. Taow aud turpentine IN poor
demand Rosin In fair demand. Lard-SpDt and
futures Ia poor demand prime Western spot and
october firm at As cd. Wheat and nonr In fair
demand Corn-spot and futures In fair demand ,
mi ed Western SPOT firm at - sd october firm At
Is 4 I'D November firm. at Is lid: December
firm at Is Bid Hops at London-pacifc Coast
There is nothing Offering
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COTTON u,pKFrS-HY TEL EGRAIH.

Liverpool. oct Il. ! p. m.--(otiOn futures closed
strong: American iddng. low mddling clause, DC.
tober delivery, ls-Gid value: october and NovcIn-
her delivery, 1864 value. November and December
delivery. ls-Gid buyers December and January de-
livery, coed sellers: january and February de-
livery. 22G4d buyers; February and March delivery
25-G4d sellers March and April delivery, 216f0
A 2s-Gid April and MAY delivery. 3O-Oid sellers:
May and June delivery. 32-G4d buyers
savannah Oct Ie-Cott0n firm middling 7l6c;
low middng &c: good ordinary. q 9iGc, net and
grH,s receipts a2s bale; exports s s Sa 2oi2
oaSs s; LOO bales .oSS firm mIddlinc
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916c: low mddllng, Lice good ordinary, 9-16c
net receipts. IA 6O5 bales. gross, 1887 bales eles
$500 bales stock, 1880 bales. ~
Galveston. oct. Is.-COtton steady; mlddlns.
5--c: low middllng. 1sc: good ordinary o-sc .
stock l29,O,9 bales. o
Norfolk, Oct. 1S.-Cotton firm: middnng, oloc 7,
low midiling. lice: good ordinary, 9-l6c; net
receipts. 3.iG0 bales; gross. 32l0 bales; eXports
coastwise. 1,334 bales: sales, LOIS bales; stock'
.D., hale
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FOR LAKEWOOD,

Toms Eycr; Damssgr5 InrA. and narnesd 80.
For Atlantic city vlncland and Brageton. 80 A. NJ.
For Monmouth Reach. seablght. and Highland Beach.
ipa s saodl Il &c., 90 A. l. 49, 90 ii 81 OO 20
Ticket, and p,riorcar seats can be procured az l72.
SI4 Canal s., 81 East ian ST. S35 Columbus Az, and
80 West i23h 81, New;i % Ss$ Washpgon 81 '2e
Westcott Express Co will call for and check
from hotel OF res dence TO destination.
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD,

IN. I. {. Ii. Il. KK. Co., Lessen g
Trains leave west 4.G-sO. station, Ne~iOrA, fol.
low, and 10 MINUTES earlier from IT, franknst., y AZ
$3.50 A. NJ. DalIy Tor NewOufgh, XII S>toh, Albany;
daily Exc. sunday. west OF Coeymans Jc.
D Da 1s Tor Albany HssR' ssPs'y
ter Buffalo, Niagara FANS. Detroit. Chicasoi escept
Saturday Toronto. al s
1855 4. VI. Daily. except Sunday, for Albany and
400 2. NJ. Daily. except Sunday. for Albany.
5;I5 T.. VI Daily Tor Albany, montreal, Utica, Syrar
cuse Rochester. Euhalo, Niagara tsDs, Toronto De-
trot chicago, 81. Louis.
S,3O p. VI. Daily, except Sunday. for Newburgh, Al.
hany. Saratoga ana Montreal.
,pSS'iI, Vi DAILY Tor Albany Uuca syracuse Koches.
r Buffalo, Niagara aus Toronto, Detroit, Chicago
UkvEi.s RAW LOCALS. 2.45, -s:i5 =. NJ.
Nt,W 81 Kr LOCALS, S;2O 'lO:lo A. NJ, Il 10 40
6 :35, q 80. III AS 7. NJ.
pesSst taaso ST. LOUIS on ali through trains o'0n'
.Dsy. FOR tickets, timetabes, parlor and sleeping
iyn 1888 Westinghouse 720 fultoi.st, Annex ONCE.
VA broadway l43 Bowery 81 East lith-st.. So Wesi
ISJth.st and at stations.
q. T. LAMBEKr. General Passenger Agent.
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eTHE PETROLEUM M5RKET
NEWS FROM THE FIELD ANr RANGE or PRI'

NEWS FROM THE FIELD ANr RANGE or PRICES.
The crude certificate market was less active yes
telday than on Monday, and owing TO a cessation Of
the selling pressure pGces enjoyed irlinx recovery
There was n covering Of trading shorts in options
and prices ruled at 30 IA 80 - cents, against 30 os
cents NOndsv night. The total sales nj the Con
soidaicd Exchange amounted TO 5000 barrels. There
Wer- 10 dealings at the stock Exchange.
Rerned petroleum was UNCHANGED nc q cents per
gliion i'm barrels $50 cents IN bulk and G.75 cents
in cases. Foreign quotations were Antwerp, 8
frlnc,: Eremen. 5.S5 marks London, 7-cdi 1J16d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-19

Express, 90, 40, wv ~ W. - %,
vita Dnins Car, A. NJ. 90 10 30 WIN D ,s
sandars 90. 10 30 ii 80. vita Dining Car A. NJ,
/ 30 3 80, with Dining Car, W. o'Vo T. ~ 40
Batnor, and Washington Express daily at 90 II 80
with Dining Car. \. NJ, 80, $780, DINING Gar ~
! Additional tain week days for Baltimore at 100 p NJ
TSFlor Cars pay Train, s.ereES on NisS no Tran n
5or lcS 60 90 40 T. NJ l9is 1Ist eicsSt
Saiurday night. sundays, II 80 \. NJ, 60 $50 co.
! 40 /, 90 T. NJ, II 10 night . . 80 IA
For Harrs burg at 100 AS. S:i5 4. NJ. zoe, 80
90 800 p NJ i2l5 Eight o except Sat"ray nisht;
"'sTpe For Pottsvc at 90, 7:t5 $40 A. NJ 100. 80
% 40 p Nj IL rs night except Saturday night sun
d. 40 A. NJ 100. 30, 90 y. NJ. IL 10 night
For sunbury. Lewsburg and Wiianispor at 90 "a,
~ A. NJ. 90 30 80 p. NJ, II night except
saturday night. Sundays, 7:l5 A. NJ, 200 T. NJ. IL 10
For Easton Bethlehem, Allentown. Mauch Chunk &C.
to Allentown y. NJ Sundays 80. l5 A. NJ. 100.
TX or wfEesbarrc Plttston and scranton si5 A. NJ.
4 40 p NJ sundays. 80 A. NJ.
For High Bridge 'rancb, $500, $40 A. NJ 90, 80
For For PsTth Anboy at 80 80 SIS II 80 A. NJ.
80, 90 80 5:ss. ol0' 80 p NJ Sundays. 90
For Atlantic Highlands 80 s:l5. II 80 A. NJ. 40
80 3 Ss, rs p NJ. Sundays. 300 A. NJ. 100
FOR, freehold, 4so. s;lS. Il 40 A. NJ, 80 $50.
For Rank Long Branch and points south to Point
t5-P. NJ Sundavs. cNccot Ocean Grove and Asbury
PARK Q 90 A. NJ. 4 100 p. NJ.
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NRw-YORK. ONTARIO AND wEsTERNRAILwAY
TRAINS LEAVE WEST l2p.ST

e:20 A AZ (l5 minutes earlier from the Of Fisox
linss) fes Middletown, Bloominsbusgn Port Jarvis.
Manor. Hancock Caieondale scranton. Wal!on. Delhi.
sidney Norwich. Edneston u,ca. Rome Oneida 0swego.
31J i. NJ, Campbell He'll. Lake Mohonk and Minne.
wasks Waikiki Valley stations, Mddetown, blooming.
burgh Ienyi!lc, fallsbuJh HureyyIle. Liberty Ilv.
ingston Manor. -
1900 p: NJ. MMtleawn Pittsburgh; Liberty. LIy.
Oneida Oswego Rochester Niagara FALL, Detroit CHI.
cago and West Pullman sleepers; recllnngchair ca7
fee 70 Suspension Bridge.
Defv ar Other trims daily Sunday.
Pullman drnwinc-r room seats and seepng car bertAs
chained NJ 5oa broadway. New-York.
J. G. ANDERSON. q. p. A.. 50 Beaver-st., New.YoeD
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Delaware, Lachawanna and Western II. X.
stations I'm New Ycr foot of Barciny md
streets.
SHORTEST LINE. VE>TIDULED TRAINS.


Direes route q, 70 81, NEwAEk, DLooMtLELD, mont
Ing Hase Msdisa Pog.
SSP.1f HSss ssRS9hEH$ M9tS
Waf %1 a foio3o MEAsa2M
Ss EH1SGHkM46N 63 2FK59 N NoRwfch wsss
sYRAcusE. osMEGo, !fM?eA. oMEGo. EL SMSiiiiss
CORNING. BATH. DANSNILLE, BUFFALO and ali
a. points WEST EoRTHwSIEss,TT AMP. APP SOUTHWEST:
oSWEGo EXPIRE. S.. Pullman parior cars. Come, 3
ct Buffalo with truin for CHICAGO arriving 3aS
7.s, 4. M.~BITGIiMToN NAIL. stops ct principal
loo +. M.zscRANToN. BINGHAMToN ana ELMIRA
A.iS M:sGRANToY, WiLkEsjBXkRE and PLYM.
1850 T. VI. daily: BUFFALO LIMITED EXPRESS.
500 r. NJ. Idaily(:.BuffALO, RICHEIELD sPRINGs
sHd 9STEG 90 es2sfs q, ?,
Mgrrayst and i29 BrStwy Tickets at y,taslsns,
ave, New York 1893 washinstn.,t, 7as aunea,
39S Bedordsve Brooklyn. Tine ab!es,o Stsrssa fft IN.
formation. at ell stations. a SOA 90
WEETCOTT EXPRESS COMPANY win cal for ant
check baggage from hotel residence 10 desrnhpkn
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WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE.
For the week ending October 10, 1892.
BEANS AND PEAS.

Receipts for the week-Beans. 621 bbs; peas. II $50
bush. Expectations. COG pkgs peas, 272o bbs I'm.
demand for really cnoce lots Of Marrow Medium and
Pea and these hold sady; but @ considerable part 81
arrivals OF all kinds either unpicked OF ordinary
fair quality end such having slow sole az
certain prices. Old domestic also ruling quiet
and rather buyers. Red kidney forward slowly
and there quite firm holding Of choice lots. good
ms nv foreign medium and pea have arrived OF late,
and quite quantity have been moved Western orders
Another sailing vessel Is In from the Pacific With
10 3j5 bags beans. I.mas slightly weaker aid quiet.
a SOLD I'm clo 10 reselu
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SIfNuEIES.

NuTs-Peanu,s higher under an advance IN irelgh;s /;
nuoted at fancy hand picked oaf 2a3sc Tor fIrn.
sr- Spanish shcled hove had safes at lower pcc Quot
AZ ia SIC for 80. No p Basic virginia NO shcilel
al 9Lc and 40. 2f2i,c. th".tIuts NOR pc1ty ana
cosor. closing weak at s. 5od$3 Per bush, oF best
hickory nuts here Not oid Nau"
uncertain few might be Mo;ci at alout S2uS2 - per
bush.
at 2JS27c for large lots.
UONFY-New quoted Nc lCdl1c per n, a. 70 colof
and tle Of
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LIVE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Bunnio, oct ls.-Reccipts for the last twenty -iour
hours @to h.td total for week thus far OS2O a
lVr same uhie ,ast Week. 100 head: consisncI
through 10 lead 10 New York. nom: on sale. go
hedd market opened dull and lower. cosei We ii +,
coarse green steers az Gj0S3 10: gOoi handy IA,
i'l'J TO 100 b. at 50 50o 80 60. liogs-heceptS
week thus Tar, 90 80 heal Tor sane tine .at week
$500 mead consigned ia Oush. $50 mead 10 NV
lOIh f,oUo head on sac. 1850 head: ma ket
opened stronger: Closed firm and all 5 Id: h,aEy
- so Workers.. good 10 best corn fei 10 tOI s. Is
DO lSht to fair do - 3Od5 90 good heavy 'nis 550i
IS -; pigs, good TO best I'd. 81 a5a s. 80
common skpS 10 fair "A jO0%j Sheep and lamb
Receipts fJr the last twenty four hour 1000 he al
total for Week thus far, % 900 head for same lime
last weeh. II 200 head consi2nod thr ugh 200 IL nd
10 NewNo;k, 400 had; on ale. D,20O heal marhct
opened duh and DOVER; c:jsed dun and weaker ;
choice 10 fancy wcthers ~ 250 ~ so fair to lod
sheep, $3 ej0 - 70, cuGs and common do - 500
90 - Canada do 10 75e 81 So lam 5. i've rloice
culs to fair. 81 75d ~ 10 Canada common TO god
- pa 50 10: do choice to fancy. IS 5OdS5 co.
Chicago. oct. 13.-"The Evening Journal re-
ports: Cattle-Rcceipts 10000 head shipments 800
natives, 50 1895 40 others. 30 o5ds4 90 stock,rs
~ JOdS2 80; Texans, S2u - 30; rangers r., 75n
~ SO. IIogs-Receipts 900 head shipments 1000
head; market, 1O013c higher; rough and common,
heavy and butchers weights. IS 636S5 So light.
s. 25dS5 IS. Shcep-Rcceipts, GOOO head ship
ments, 800 hend; market active. shade stronger
stocSers. 80 son x, IS ewes. syI ~ 30 miyed
-. Louis, oct. 1S.-Cattlc-Rcceipts. g. 500 head {:
shipments. $500 head market steady and strong: fair
10 choice native steers, 80 - so; medium 10 good
IIogs-Hecelps. G.OOo head shipments 5000 head ::
market Toe higher heavy, 50 30G rs 20: packing.
So 1886 60; light, So 3OaSi go. Sheep-Recepts,
2lo0 head: shipments, 200 head; market strong
native mutons readily bring So 80 to "a IS; Texans
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irecn peas, Scotch, 1892. per bush.
BUTTER.

Receipts the week. 20 o. pigs Exports for week.
246 pkes. We have had active and advancing market
fresh table butter. The irnlfoNemcnt IN
price very gradual at FIRST and up TO SATURDAY. night
80 cents was practically for Inciest
but the sod up closely and with light
ceipts so far this and d,cldiy higher Western adj
vices Of n has occurred within fOriy-eght
hours To.day's business mainly at .ec FOR fsncv
Western State IN tubs and THIS after
noon the feeling very firm " that Pals sell better
because OF tho scarcity OF line butter, but II would be
difficult lob them above 27i2c. some improve
Is noted In all other grades q fresh cranery
and the stock put in cold storage during the
recent depression coming ont quito freely at good
profit buyers calling for June creamery 70 any
o! butter Will bsgin n sell shortly
Increasing interest t. shown IN state dairy ana better
nrlces are ottanable for all desirable lots Fancy fresh
half tubs obbins at IS .0e choice lines Of summer
ard fall packed tub. at cic and fine 20 fancy hr da"s
22ao3 Useful grades from the Western Iacklngs are
scarce higher Inferior to fair qualities working OF
little better Exporters have had moderate Odefs for lOc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-19
MILK AND CREAM.

The daily average receipts Of milk and cream at tho
different railroad Distributing point, ia gnd h' city
week have been a. follows: Irc 4433 cans y
milk y cans OF condensed mix and 1877 Of cream
pennsylvania Ponchaccrse aud Boston 90 ~ milk
Susquehanna 3Os ~ mix and 10 Of cream
I,.ckaw0nna $50 cans Of milk and - % cft
NeW-York Central and Harlem. l"'5 ears OF mlh, 90
cans Of condensed ralk and II ~ Ncwfoik
City AID Northern gl2 cans ~ mil. NcW-IIaNrD aud
Hartford 800 cans u milk; ontario and western. 90
cans OF milk and n cans OF W'sf Sh0r" l-tp
~ milk ~ 81 cOufcn-ei milk ana ~ ,an- ~
cream NewJe,cy Central. 90 cans % milk aud ~ cam
81 cream and by short routes. .2j u
milk and 90 ~ The total daily supply ha.
been 10 5s ear. milk 40 ~ cOnd' n,ed milk and
al cans ~ The price paid for the s'r.
ulus ON platform. hn- been - ~ forty quarts.
The MIL Exchange psicc - cents a quart