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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-02
live STOCK MARKEDLY TELDGRAfil'

Il
Buffalo, Now 1.-Catte- Receipts Inst t"fhl ~ 'Vu n
Lonr, go head total for week tins iar con
mead time last week. ',pfo MAJ o'n' bs,d .
signed through. 30 head. to New orh 90 o., gnnd
on safe 12O head market opened steady ioi -,
grades. du for common. CLOSED st'"uS ri Al
for week thus far 55.35C head for same M, he,
week, 1880 head: consigned through. 49,, Ia
to New York. 3lJO head Un sale. O.hoO h"u IL,
ket opened dun and lower; closed dun hrhN3 -
corn led - 1Oa 50 81 packers and M ii'n - cn
- TO- Workers, good to best corn fed. - 'Vn % o
80 2ja - 90 pigs. good to best. corn fed; ~ ."
- 10; do common sipS 10 fair, - -" - '
sorted romghs. $30fJ p common do. - ov,"pf -,
stagS ~ 5J0 - -. sheep aud lambs k'ftpS H..
twenty -four hours, 1000 head total FOR WICK lnno
far 10 GOO h,4il for Snrlc time last Wees -,,yyOo
$3.50 head: on >nlc 500 head, in3rMt "fc 49,,
dull and unchanged .or all kinds choice 10 ihn,!
wcihers ~ iO0 - CO. fair 10 good SheoP y" ~"
~ -: Gull, and common do ~ 1o0 - - ,r
ada do $40Si -: I'm b.. native ch1ce 10 Ia'c'
~ ..5gS5 30: do fair 10 good - 9O0 Sj cnlis TO
fnir, 80 75a II -: Canada common to good, 80 2'a
~ 40: DO. choice TO fnncy. - 500 - o. . ,
chicago Nov. 1.-"The Evening Journal reports (.
Cat:Ic-Keccipt,. 1000 head shipments 1000 menu
mnrket steady: best natives, S10 81 go; o'n"rS'
sa0A 70 Texans. ~ - n ~ 20; Westerns, " -"
n 80 stocker, II sou ~: COWS. ~ 2J0 e. DO HOGS
Receipts. II 900 head shipments G0OO hcHd na@ket
clio 81 zoe lower: rough ana common -" ~ - .
. iehers and MIXED. - 2J0 ~ 80.
It. Louis. Nov. 1.-tHilc- Receipts 1o." h''l
shipments / 100 head. Market active aud higher
fair good naive Steers 20 500 ~ 90 ch"ce n'1NN'
~ 75as5 10 mediim to very god Texas and Indian
,trer,. - 2Sa ~ 30 Hlgs-iieccipt, 300 head
Shipments. zoo Market easter. heavy. 50 400 ~ 30
packing 81 ICo - 80. light 50 :;0d ~ 90. sheep
Receipts. 800: shipments. none. Market steady, iaii
10 good muttons, 81 5oo$ - 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-02
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL MARKET REFORT.

BUILDING ATERIALs-HOVG,traW hard blcAs.
snoat quoted s. 25dS5 - per 1000 shkll - l20
56!a. upryer h.ii. - 5oGe1 J'!se.s. - 70 q 80
Crotou dark and lci az; Groom brown. ~ Phs-
d,lphia front s-@ds23 Trenton rot ~ 49, Ro-r-
dale quoted At SJG3bc Ter Dbl I'm r.cal I.It
and S0aG2; Eclgian FafianG, - 'Vatt ~ lnEi,h
Portland. h2as2 80 German Portland - I'd9- % ;
no. ..and common lime T. worth @Gc or hbl. aud do
finishing 81 state lime. eCdojc: latls are quoted Al
per Zoo goats hair quoted at .2a2'c per Ou-hsi
CuIC oRYStandard English granula.el quoted at %.
anc DO French. ilec; GO t,rrr.tn. ii3c.
COCOA-Therc ia a fair Job6ng movement with prices
held firm. Quotations: Caracas, i@li'tc' irhuau -
el4c; Gua'aqu, ljo &c; Bahia, l22dl8c and IT, DO
" GoFiTI-- On the spo, Iuod wlno lower while de-
sails LOCO bsg- No 70 arrive, l64c; LOU Tag, N"s
g. snd or tire spot. TO-, 500 tags Nos ana ,
sncat lGi4c: coo bag Old 40 ) Santos. lsisc. MID
aroWths quiet. Salcs. geo bag M%ia'aiDo ana 'V'
there un'cttcd market. with on' mo1' rate o.
giee Of tiNity. tade being mainly }OcI. F1iy -1'>
Indicated Of jdl0 points on covering bu; th' Wa
subsequently lost. and the close showed som" o'cln'.
news from Bran. lIsmhur- a!Vanc.d 1d@l rF. lh,fe
r.re no HAVE adNir,- owing holiday. London
hrner. as p m-OhiCal quot ition,: November. rs
ID Decembr. Is Cd J'nga Y ~ h F@biliry,, ,2'
are abou unchanged from the Official mornin2 pics:
Rio quotes: FIRST ordinary 90 koo', l. 600; ro"l
second to koS. II 500: exchange prlNtt 49, -
ceipts in Rio L. DAYS. 1900 bIg>: i:io calancr, 10
1000 bags RIO stock. 10000 BAG. Rio market ~
active. Recep in santos - days 10 900 bags santos
,ioct 233 coo h1Gs; Slho~ market tldN eoon aN rage
santos 10 500: cleared from Rio October 81. =.
Vigi sncia Receipts Rio July % october 81 1892.
III 600 bags: same time 1891, is 0to bag, anne
time 1890 as20f0 bag. Receipts ~ StHtos JuNe 10
c,ocr 81 1897 1876 90 bag time 1871. 100 oo
hays: anne time 1850 "a 09U boz Total sa'c- TO-
N Gallo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-02
TWO UNITED STATES MINISTER'S RESIGN.

Washington. Nov. 1.-GeoTge S. Batcheler today
called at the Department OF state and rendered 10
secretary Foster his resignation OF the oiice OF
United states Minister to Portugal which was accepted
Before submitting his resignation Mr. Batcheller saw
President Harrison and announced his purpose, which
the President heard with regret Mr.. Bacheler will
sail for Europe next saturday in his new capacity
of legal adviser and Of the business OF several
OF the largest insurance companies in the United
States.
Worcester, Mass, oct. 3l.-John d. Washburn, Of
this city. Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Pleni-
potentiary Of The United States TO switzerland, has
sent In his resignation TO the President, dating his
letter October 20. This is in accordance with a
determination pressed time ago, wncn he asked
leave of absence and rtIrned TO this country.
He appointed to the post March IL, 1oHD His
reasons for resigning OF business nature.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-02

May 333lc Rye lower to sell: 45 l-2c pl.;
Barley duh Iowa sold 81 ia 4c Minnesota asv 81 slow
q 56c Bran active. 5lo 33c east Iracs; nay weller
quiet - 90 "a % Fhxsecd uncG"ns Z, a ~ s
and egg, unchanged. Cornmeal quiet 81 co. IT, nm
changed Pork lower S2 5Oa si2 rs Lard nominal pa
g. Dry salt meats lower: loose shouasps' 81 20
hoXcd lots l5c more. Bacon lower shoulders. .. %
long ~ 81 IL ribs ~ -. shorts W stlIs' Tnr
1000 Ibis: wheat, 10000 bush corn. es 600 buIa,
oats. 5000 bush rye, l4ooo b1s do S%sey wheat.
600 bush ShlpnentS-tlOur i-,uo" 90 900 hueh .
M 600 bush corn, 10000 bush oats. 36,Ooo pus"
rye, 5000 bush; barley. 1000 bnsh. ~ o,., and
voher tic: Dccember ~ 3-sc May 20 l-2c.
corn dn 80 cash 40 ne 9ats as' ac fas
81. 49, o rash November and December. $b s. March,
PRIME R eSsi PSI bbls wheat bush
corn 10 24j bush oats 200 bush rye '32O p n,,
c ,r,,eecd o7G hush Shpments-Flour l,ic9 bbls
wheat. II $50 bush; corn 500 bush rye, 400 bush
cloyerseed, Ala bush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-02
THE PETROLETN MARKET.

The crude petroleum narkc' after Monday large
switching operations. rcap>cd into itS normal Sil'e
OF Stlg,Ia'l0n Yesterday. The dealings ~ IN" Tom
sollda,ed Exchange amounted to 1000 har~l> AZ he
uniform pri - Of II Ia cents. There wcrr no >a,c
I'm ~ "a, Tho Stock ENchlnce. Tho output 81 rns
Mcdonald pool remains N 5000 barrels d"N. ~.
falling Off in the daily aNeiag" new DiOfuctloh ~ VI
by the monthly idd report printed In y'>trltl.,
Tribune 4 encouraging but the new dev' NJ ~ ". ~,
work n,lcr way = large comforting Nv al "
future. especially there some wells ~ ihe so
western rsylvania districts which may p''c 10 W
dangerous. -.
Refined petroleum was unchanged ~ . Gems i.,
gallon In hair,S $50 cents in bulk ana %" ''" >
In cases. Foreign Gu0tatonS were; antwerp a
francs: Bremen. $50 marks, and London. '-'@
4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-02

, . ..a-,,o.L pressed mutton slow OF 6dSc Tor
inferior to fair fa fsnb. vesk at 7tGoLc
sale.-D. Harrington: lo@ state iambr o. ID "'''S0'
a, :; nor 100 n T. state SHEEP, 81 H. ~ "a. r. oil
Iump & Mullen 90 STATE lamb. 80 70; a. - n AZ
a. 81 IA state DO &c n. at - so II sheep 80 ID ~
-. -, az S,,,o .h.,n fconmon) OF N, at
- %. 49,. 90, v.o.,o,o lambs 90 ~ q: IS 37i2.
g 1,lllrr: i39 Ohio sheep. 30 u, at - ~. l..
Ka.e: 10 Jersey ewes. 107 n, az ~ % . N''"O''
- H. at ~. ~ 80 ,rdor ei2 Penns, lyana
lamb Gs y at - 80. les $40 on me lot ~ o'' w.
M s. 10 sheep poOtl, 81 n al - 90 oor AZ
" iIoG--Rtcrpts. - ears. or 5.2Il n'ad-Io amI
,othS and 10 carS jersey city. Market 10" zoo -,
f 70 chicc conf.d quoted - Godt6 10 per vp R
,"o,ntrv . .,rd lower weights than lasu -, y -
Uravy sold at 6'id7Lc; medium at 7l9dSc heh' '' CIV
Shc. -.- -. Oh, ~ at s. 90
10 DO 2lG n, at 80 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-02
POWDER RARGEs IN NEW. YORK nARBoR

Washington, Nov 1.-The Board Of Army Engineers
detailed investigate the storage of large quantities
Of explosive materials barges anchored near Ellis
and Bedlows islands, New orll Harbor has made an
elaborate report on that subject 10 General IT. l..
Casey. Chief Of Engineers. In concluding its report
the Board saws that il is of the opinion that this
menace need not continue provided judcious system
Of regulations as to amounts stored and 10 be
observed. enforced by frequent official inspections OF
the barges be Instituted by the Treasury Department.
In case the English rule is adopted the prescribed
anchorage near Ellis Island would accommodate eight
powder barges, with maximum CaIgccs OF ten tons
each, disposed at $50 yards apart, and would thus
than the present needs of the powder trade
of the port New York. without greater risks to the
community at large than are recognized a SOnabe
and safe at the port of London.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-02
REC EIPTS.
PATRIOTISM DISPLAYED AT A CRISIS.

Washington, Nov 1.-The InspectorGeneIai OF the
Army to-day submitted TO the War Department an ad-
ditional report OF the operations of mis- department.
At time, the report asserts the country seemed
TO be upon the verge Of war; which served to show.
according to the report the eagcracss with which all
Americans were ready resent indigntieS inflicted
upon those upon whom We have imposed the duty OF
protecting the flag. When war seemed inevitable the
response Of the people to call not yet made. but
anticipated for men something thoroughly crafty
ing. These tenders of regiments Of men came spon-
aneously all sections OF the country. In South
and North alike the spirit of patriotism was equally
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-02
TIE CHINESE MINISTER'S SUCCESSOR.

Washington Nov. mo Information has been re-
ccived at the state Department or the Chinese LegI
ton here regarding tine appointment Of new Chinese
Minister TO This country stated in dispatch from
Vancouver. At the Chinese Legation it Is said that
Chi Yui, who l. named the new Minister, j. Il man
well known i'll official circles IN Vna. ana has been
prominently mentioned the 10 the present
minister. He is Young man and cousin to the
former secretary of The legation here. TIE present
minister's has expired and IL is expected here
his successors name will lee shortly announced.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-02
THE STATE or IRA DE.

Baltimore. NOV. l.. Flour dull, unchanged; receipts.
34"9t b1' ,hpm',.t,, 49,, be,' Nhgal P'' n.
c,m5cr. - . 1 47ic: May. 10 "a 80 Bic: steamer
No. = I'd. G3o6j 10: rcceipt-. GI735 bush, ,iocH,
23)2t13 bush: Salc-. 2:9.OOO bush. southern wheat
steady: Fuliz. GJn re, iousborrN, is" 80. Corn
cas-, mixed SPOT. l. -'o a. l-@c; year g ~ ~,
&; / IoA5 .2c: receipts. 1914 bush: shipments.
95.7Ii bush: stock 50O.j:1 bush -alcN. .OO) bum.
southern corn stcady White. ioG - &c S'Iio"
foa4-c Gals steady; No. white, western 20 - ~
40. No. mixed, Western, 35o BIC. receipts 80 "
Lu,h: stock Ii5033 bush. Rye dull No. :: % L. IT,,
30: receipts. I.43O bush. stoch 42l:'3 hush ray
dull. GOOD to choice timothy. FL $50. ,Wiaul
Grrishts quiet unchanged. Cotton nominal mddhns'
= 3--c Irovl, ions unchanged Butter firm: cream
rry fancy 2Da:Oc do fair 10 choice, "a 2oc 40,
Imitation. 23a2 lndle, fancy l'@ :" to'n nood
choc" Ia lie; rolls hne "G &C. F ~" '' firm ~ &c.
- l9c. store plchcd. 10" l-'' r'r-9 "'""' 49,
Coffee and others unchanged
clint Flour . 600 IBIS. 1000 Sarlo corn 4"'-
900 bush. oats $4,000 bush: shorts. 2e' tons.
nun,lo Nov f-~pring wh.nt dun sales, 2'oDo
bu.h' S.. i hard old Minneapolis sod at - "a
i &c 1000 bush 80. Northern :. ,n,i a. - a.
,lo,.ug ~. lard Duluth AT 80 do NUhhaioi-- o u
h; Il -c do Duluth new spot at zoe % g. l. J." '3c
70 Yorth,rn old spot Il L: do new. - &c
d, g. T. t. - I-tc: 40. = northern, lie % g: l. l.;
80 'lc winter wheat firm : cars no : rH SOFA
No. rcd sold At &c corn duli o" er'''SnS 7AGa
,'skrd oats ad,auced sharply aftc. the opening
"rcring, and demand Hight cosins 40: wmi" al
fr,ug Tor choice grades Western. J01 &c STATE
,j-a 7jc. Mich Kan, 63G zoe Canada, 'od &c. ny ny "
dull. 40 quoted At 7oc 80. - Pc r"a, IA" IL
~ 10, ~r~ hour ~ ,a ~ 10. Mllfecd firm and I'M
changed Canal flclghts firm. wheat &C. corn .-''
-, ~, zoo bhlS. wheat 81 300 bush; 49,
COO bush. oats, i-4,-Do bush barley vi wv D'isl'
,nlpmrnt,, Nv canal-Whcat. IOi,sOO bush barley,
\" 300 bueh ilaNs,cd 5000 bush Shipment, by rail
nour u 900 ibis; wheat, 2o'hooo bu'h' co7'' l'o''
600 bush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-02
HER PASSION SILL DOMINANT.

Prom The DttfOIt IrIDNI'.
Maria said Mr.. Scoggins at breakfast the other
morning, MARIA. had dream hast night
Yes 7" Quericd his better hall, making wiz
dash at a vsgrart fly which had aghtsd just out Of
her reach
Yes ! dreamed that died al the same time
and went I'D to the gates OF Paradise together
oh how beautiful exclaimed Mrs. >.
"Wasn't It nut wait said scogginS: "> Peter
cpene1 the gate for TO enter and vUu passed in.
You were not fairly on the other side when you
screamed: 'Oll. shut the toOr-the file, II get in
and the gate swung TO before could get the
portal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-02
v,.popY,x proDr.CE MARKET.

r,ver,no, rov I BIAS p. m-Bcef and PORK ~
fair demand IIams-The demand Is Improving , srn
In fair demand shoulders-tbou II to - 10" T., iar
~, :,ss cd cheese I'm fair demand. 1alow III "a" :.
demand spirits Of turpentinc In poor urls spt
steady nj POS Cd Rosln In fall demand ia 'a, grn
and futures I'm poor demand prime Western spo a..
Nj AS Wheat I'm fair demand. Flour III p'""t
mnnd ST. Louis fancy winter teady ut IS -" w,Srn
spot Noyemhcr and December steady NJ A., son-
January steady at A. e I'd. Hops at lo"'S'
Pacific Coas--Thcrc Is nothing ohcrinxs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-02
BUTTER.

RocInts for the week 80 G93 pkgs. Exports for week
e37 nj g. The supply Of top grades Of taGe butter has
scarrey been equal the moderate demand ana prices
have been forced up another IT, per b put THIS ha not
seemed help the other sorts ut ALL trad. SUI eon,n
inc dull and stock accommodating right along. EMrs
western creamery -elling at 292G3oc latter per
hans tte extreme for open trading. but reached 10.
.nre nf supcrlatve goods Frosty feed mas oweIo
the standard OF the state Creamery ana most OF IL ha
aLe s,rond place and there extra lot OF tuDs
reaches .9l,c but 29c l. generally top for tubs ana he
finest mark, pals at 2S2d2Jc. western nrstS
very high grade have moderate inquiry OF ABOUT or pn.
vnue Receipts STATE dairy have incieas-i
considerably late halftnbs are selling pretty "s
and sou Of the ancies entire daes have fair call nut
ord,rv gfadrs ~ GARY In tubs ana all sots IN fk are
slow Home markets still using about az tne usIi
,b Imitation creamery and fresh factory. and the unat
,r..,t-a Goods Tint come moving slowly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-02
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For the week ending November l, 1892


Receipts the weehBeans 02s e0 ada peas e &
o,ts - bags beans. Trade in domestic white beans
has continued quiet and prices have ruled little more IN
hnvsrs, favor this especially true Of marrow, when
comnr.e the larger part OF receipts Red Kidney nave
Good and arrivals have been quickly
f.cd at arm prices. LAMA held steady under in
structlons from the Western syndicats tut there Is
adv accumulation stock at most distributing centres
Foreign beans moving fairly Gr-'n peas are % lower
than a wees ago but are held Win more commence A.
nrn,o w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-02
Pigeons, per pllr.. v....................-... 80 n
DRESSED POULTRY-ERESH KILLED.
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES.

and the market shows no chang few foreign naenaTi
selling - - per sack. Sweet IOtatOos staiy
onions held unchanged but moving slowly Caulifowcn
in large supply, dull and cheap southern string bcans
quality but poor lots drag. Lima beans scarce sni
higher Other vegetables generally In good demand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-02

Good Ordinary 3 1-l6 Low Mddlinc . l5-lS
Strict Ordinary. - 1916 Mddng ...-......''s
options were nervous and times rather excited with
business reported Covering OF shOrt- quite
general, and there little outside buying.
Liverpool somewhat stronger and Nsnchcse. accounts
encouraging talk Of labor troubles abroad
and reduced crop Estimates also had stimulating err
period there r-c of l2dl6 point, and ih"
close showed gains OF sal2 points. Saes lG1 800
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-02
POULTRY AND GAME.

About 10 car loads Of Western liy" poultry in
Yesterday ard to-day and the market vo1k rnct o. si
ud. Of weighing stock fowls chickens fel 10 oaG
iOc with ~ the prime heavy stock selling at the
later nguc. Od ROSTERS scttlei N &c. Turkeys being
scarce bring good prices and ft ducks and geese holi
up rem arLably wen.
Arrival, Western dressed poult; have been libr' al
hut trade pretty good most Of the tine. and
prire have ad, prime Western chickens
nd the close the movement OF stock "a
sowcr there accumulation and prices. while held
hanged "A e lsss nin TURKEYS IN lar rncclp
ard sell well when lrgc ard fat. but snail, rn lot,
drag. Spring ducks .tcady. Squads Shaic easier.
In hi Is OF game birds IN god demand and iim
c>ccp. English snipc cni poNcr FOR which thrrc is
call except to freeze Nenson scarce ana imer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-02

Receipts for the week 100 bales; exports il51 bal
imports. - bales Neither bicW"s deal, ~ show
any interest, and tnc rather unfaNoable ,fNir -
from LdOn tended Ia chcck further important
port business. still with prices In rhc country hold nG
pretV VEL mp {, the extreme n2lr', ntll
sceycrs here have not been wilng 10 materially med ~
their Views and there Is steady holding MOI grads.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-02
SUNDEIES

NUTS-Pcanuts steady quoted at iioc for fancy hand
ncked end 2i.13s4 for farmers: spanish sheed irey
Offered a. 5d5isc for No. No 3d5+c virginia NO
She led az 3,c and No at 2d24c. Chestnut scarce and
nrncr closing firm staSJ per bush Tor iaIr 70 enocs
Very few hickory nuts here yet ana oeHaho s'oa
BEEsWAE-ouiet and steady; Southern quoted
MoNEY"Nsw quoted at lodl7c perm as to color
and IacIage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-02
FRUITS AND nERRtEs- FRESH.

The general Of the apple market ha improved
,onew hat Demand Is san mostly for choice G;ccnngs.
King, and soft abe apples and these have shown some
Hard late sorts are quiet but fancy lots ar
held stronger AID going into store. mt
urlc,s being below parity with nrst cost at interior
ionts Scarcely fresh PACKED pear arriving; icc
house. widely In quality. condition and value
Ounces Al. lighter supply. fair demand and selling shade
higher rprlyer Concord Craps rlrey good enough To
exceed - lew choice reach 3ac however. and
ceptonalb line rarely bling &C. state Concord and
tatawha ample supply and ugimprov'd and common
Niagara and Delaware move slowly. but very fancy LOIS
~ thn latter Cranberris Arm T. fancy
~,nnd and dry stock but offerings largely and
soft ard such low and irregular prices. Florida
oranges plenty, Hps lots IA fair demand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-02
MILK AND CREAM

The daily average receipts OF milk ana cream al ne
different railroad distributing points In ana ne The ci,
for the week have been follows; frle ND cans
MIX Of cars of condensed milk and 1906 cans Il cream
yyanla Pourhkeep>e and Boston % cans Of mlk
SusGuchanna PAL can, Of milk ard u cas- oil cifami
Iacfawanna 26O cans milk and 90 cans OF conde I'd
milk New.YOrk Central and Harlem 2Vo3 cans
81 milk 90 cans Of condensed milk and - cans ot
cream; New.York City and Eortheln $40 cans q
milk. New.Iaycn and Hartford. 80 cans Of milk;
ontario and Western 173 n milk and u. can Of
cream West Shore. 1875 can, OF milk % cals 81 .o,
dcuseL milk ar 70 Of cream; Ncw-Jei>y ,elt1L
.o5 milk aud 10 Of reaE aa b. M csiaa o'
short iout,- Of milk and % can. OF eieln.
The total daily supply has been lols can, o. MIX l3
can, Of condensed milk and 80 cans i cran. ne
ave- ace price raid the surplus ha, been ~ CD can
N 20 quarts The MIX Exchange price Is gents
quart.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-02
CHEESE.

Receipts for the week. 49, boyes last week, 1913
boxes. Exports. 24.5i4 boxes. The market ha. IN.
proved a Little during week. under stronger aiNlres
from and nodeTae -Npori and home IoobnH
Prices for fancy fall mad" full cream nave ac.
vlnc,L 10 IOi,c firm. whit. showing rather the mort
strength there dspo-on 10 ak fraction more ior
arriving. but buyers arc strongly potsthS
further advance, ana The DUNES OF taue
today suggests the thought that shippers VIII Largely
withdraw any higher at present Ih"fc
T. obo udicoton q waning interest on the part ~
home obhefs aud they conclude u adopt a close
hand. mouth policy. Under grades Of full cram rmin
pu~t willie part SKINS in large accumulation eA.
credingy dull ot very unccr,an value. Liverpool
csblc b2dS4s. 80
STAG n tor, full cream sept wie. l0i,d
- ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-02
CLOSING PRICES OF SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS
Gu, N.

-
Yesterday .To.lar
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-28
WE'RE MARRIED IN cULpEPsR.
Wedding In That Counsy Of Mr.. George Q.
Waller and Mrs. ssEiic r. Timberiske.
A ,,~,~n.. tnl,......;,sd no Aha pyap1 rcf,

"A private lettcrrecelveu ny tno birfato'
from Culpeper says:
One Of the most brilliant weddings that
ever occurred In this county was Wis
church Tuesday evening last ct 2 O'clock,
the contracting parties being Mr.. George
G. Waller and Mrs. Sailie 4. 1imberiake,
both OF Richmond.
70 the strains OF wedding march, reu.
derod by Mrs. J. A. Pettus, the bridal
party promptly took their places. In front
Of the altar. Rev. Mr.. Boswell. OF tho
Methodist church, officiated.
The bride WAS attired in lovely suit OF
pearl gray. with Bengaline trimmings and
hat to match, carrying bouquet OF bridal
roses. MIR. III. !. Peatross, of Richmond,
acted "a best man Miss T.. III. Pemherton,
of Richmond, maid of honor; Mr.. Thomas
Slaughter. OF Culpsper. apd Messrs.
Samuel Shadrach, Thomas Corbin. and
Aubrey Hickson. of the county. were the
ushers.
Immediately after the ceremony the
bridal party. accompanied by about 100
relatives and friends of bride aud groom.
repaired to the residence of Mr.. William
Corbin. uncle of the bride. where all par
took of a handsome repast. consisting of
all the delicacies of the season.
Among those present from distance
were: Mr.. Charles Beahm, Of Altoona,
PA. Mr.. A. b. Waller, father of the groom,
of Spotsylvania; Mr.. l.. r. Waller, OF
Orange, and Mrs. Ann Lusk aud Miss Min
ME HILL of Richmond
After few days sojourn in the noun
tains of Virginia Mr.. aud Mrs. Waller will
return to Richmond, where they will re-
side.