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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-24
The Weather We NAV Expeot.

WASHINGTON. June A.-The following are
the weather Indications Tor twenty-four hours
from s y. IN. yesterday: For Indiana and
Illinois--Showers; variable winds, shifting to
northerly; cooler, except in extreme northern
portion For Lower Michigan Local show
ers; northerly winds; warmer in north ester:
portion. For Up. er Mirhigan-Local showers;
nor therly winds. For Wisconsin-Local show
ers; northerly winds. For Iowl-Loeal show
ers; northeasterly win Is; cooler In southern
portion; slightly warmer in northwestern
norton
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-24
DR.. scUDDER's TAKING OFF.
The Coroner's Jury Fails to Discover
Anything Positive.

Ahc discover
Anything Positive.
CHICAGO, June 24-The coroner and a
jury have for a couple of days been inves-
tigating the death of DR. Scudder, the
murderer of Mrs. Dunton, his mother-in-
law. Yesterday the jury got through and
decided that it couldn't tell whether the
doctor committed suicide or not. The
testimony was conflicting, but the weight
thereof was in favor of natural death.
Believe He Was Insane.
DIR. Herman. the celebrated alienist, also
Drs. Ewell and Clevenger, prominent in
the same line, testified positively that
Scudder was insane, and Or. Lyman, an
other expert, said he had recommended that
Scudder be locked up long before the muir
der was committed. DR.. Hecktoen, who
made the autopsy, swore that Scudder died
OF oedena of the lungs; that some signs of
poisoning were wanting. and that if it
were not for the circumstarc es the death
would be attributed to natural causes.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-24
Highest all in Leavenng Powe-Lates u S. Govt Report
RH!a!:'!.!! B BsS'ds'!
ABSOLUTELY PURE

Cleveland for the presidency. With a
deprecatory wave of the hand he replied:
81 have not time to be- interviewed by any
one upon any subject; not even the law of
gravity
The Sun this morning says: "Better
vots for the liberty and the white govern
ment of the south, even if the candi-
date were the devil himself tt an consent to
the election of respectable Benjamin Har-
risOn with force bill in his nOcketn
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-24

ERIE, Pa, June 24.-Hanlan and O'Con-
n Or rowed double scul race for the
worlds championship last evening with
Hosmer and Gaudaur on Presque Isle bay
and won in 1885; Hosmer and Gaudaur,
1857. 1t was one of the best races ever
seen in these waters
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-24
LIVE STOCK AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
Chicago.

CHICAGO. June %
Following were the quotations on the board
Of trade today: Wheat June opened
1875, closed 1859: July, opened 1870. clos d
1880; September, opened 1890, closed 1S2sc
COrn-Juae, openel 5lLSc, closed SOC; July,
opened 50lSc, closed 49aA-; September, opened
4S14c closed 1859. Oats-lune, opened Sc
closed a234c; July, opened S234c, closed 52lsc;
September, opened Sic, close4 31Isc. PORK
June, openei SllS!le, closed Slg61L$; July,
opened Sl0S!l8; closed SHAGGY; September,
opened Sll 90, closed SlO.S5. Lard-June
opened S6.5l closed S647lS.
Produce: Butter Fancy separa tor, lS15lSLsc
per 10; fine cyeameries, l. Else; diaries. fancy,
fresh, l5Gl6c; No. l diaries, l31l+c; packing
stock, fresh, lOIllc. E-gs-l5c per coz, loss
off. Live poultry-Chickens, loo per ID;
spring. lie; rooster, &c; ducks, IO6llc; tur-
keys, mixed. l0c; geese, sGuG3CO per doZ.
Potatoes-BurDanks, 56D+Dc per bu; HebronS
So95jc; Rose 21G3c; Peerless 25a3Oc; com
mon to poor mixed lots, 2pG,25c. Straw
berries-Michigan, SL7512oO per l6-quart
case; Ind ana, 15c6GSl.2j per 24-quart case.
GoOseberries- per l6-quart case.
Raspberries-Re S2.25 g,2.75 per 2i-auart case;
blacl. 500 per 2i-quart case.
Live Stock: Prices at the Union StocS yards
today ranged as follows: Hogs - MARKET
fairly active and prices g. higher on best
grades; common lots unchanged; sales range
at S4.2OGc 30 pigs, S4S0Is5.25 light S47Ud4 q5
rough packing, S4al05.25 mixed, S5OO454 40
heavy packing and shipping lots
Cattle-Market active and prices strona;
quotations ranged at SL45a4S0 choice
to extra shipping steers, S4Otd.4 80 good to
choice do. S5.sif4.1 fair TO good. S3SO@-375
common to me lium do. So lS310 butchers
steers, S2.4GG3.3i stockers S26pl39I Texas
steers, S3.iu@a90 feeders, Sl.JOG33J cows
S2.0JN375 bulls an S20J145J veal calves
Sheep-Market fairly active and prices
steady; quotations ranged at S46JG56J per
l0O los western, SL6J062j natives, Si5O6j0I
Texas and Sj.5Jd7.2j lambs.
New York.
NEW YORK, June.2
Live Stock; Cattle-Market firm, but no
trading in beeves; dressed beef steady; native
sides, "a 71sc per ID. Sheep and Lamb
Sheep, very dull; lambs in fair demand and
steady; sheep, S+00@ 500 per 100 lbs; lambs,
$j.5O@soo. Hogs-Market firm; live hogs,
S5.1015.62Ia per 100 lbs.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-24

Germans vote-Alalamc, /; Georgia 4:
Louisiana, l. Maryland 9la; Mississippi, 4; Ne
braska- l; Nevada, >; Oh o, ); Virginia /;
West Virginia. 3; Wyoming, 3: Arizona. /
Stevonson's vote - NORTH Carolina. 1874
Campbcll's vote-Alabama = Morrison's vote
Alabama =; North Carolina. !. CarlisIe's
vote-Florida, 3. Kentucky, j; Ohio 5.Pattison's
vote-West Virginia, /. Russell's vute-NIas-
sachusetts, !. Wnitney's vote-Maina !. Three
delegates entitled to cast NJ votes were alb
g.rnT
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-24
Lightning Stroke at Hammond

HAMMOND, Ind, June 42-Two severe
electrical storms passed over this city yes
terday afternoon. Terrible rains accom-
panied both storms, and the roads are
flooded. Lightning struck Sol Aliens
house and his daughter Rhoda was
stunned. She will probably lose her eye
SIGHT
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-24
Reid in washington.

WASHINGTON, June 2+-Hon. White
law Reid arrived in town yesterday morn
ing, stopping at the Arlington hotel He
took luncheon with the president in the
afternnnn
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-24

CHICAGO, June A.-Judge Tuley yester-
day dissolved the temporary injunction
obtained by Mrs. Daggett restraining the
Art institute people from erecting their
building on the lake front. This will allow
work to proceed, and it is hoped that the
building will be ready for the Worlds fair.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-24
THE VOTE ON PRESIDENT,

Table Showing How Each State Voted
Thursday Morning.
Following is a table giving in detail
the vote that was taken in the convention
Thursday morning, being completed at
3:l9, and naming the candidate for presi-
dent:
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-24

NEW YORK, June 24.-Charles Dana, ed
itor Of the New York Sun. was asked yes
terday morning If he had anything to say
concerning the nomination of Grover
ztrnSsasassss. :. ;. .lS..ss ~ g ,ss.sss.s
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-24
washouts stop the Traffic.

All railway traffic has ceased owing to
washouts Near Davenport nearly 500
wooden bridges spanning the smaller
streams have been carried away. Rock
Island city is flooded and families are COM
PEELED to move out. Such deluge has not
happened before in the memory Of the
oldest citizens
New-York tribune., 1892-10-18
OPPOSING TILE uorsAToNIc LEASE.

Bridgeport. Conn, Oct y tspecian-A meeting OF
the stockholders Of tho Hou-atonc Railroad Company
Will be held In tais city for the purposing
@! voting on proposition Lease the road TO the
New-lork. New-Haven and Hartford Railroad Com
pany for rinetynine years from July l. l-v2 The
consolidated road directors have already voted iavor
ably on the proposition. Il understood here this
afternoon that the New.lork courts nad granted an
Injunction TO restrain the leasing Of the Iousaonic
Railroad as contemplated. The hearing on the ap
pcation was held in the United states Circuit Court
In New York City, lat Friday The granting OF the
Injunction was opposed by william Rockefeller and
J. I1erpOnt Morgan, who desire the ummation Of
the lease. and who held TIE NewYOrk courts had no
jurisdiction or power to grant an Injunction affect
necticu some Of the stockholders in the Ousatonic
road vent al once Ia work to get an Injunction In
the Connecticut courts. but whether they succeeded
not will not b. definitely known until tomorrow.
at the meeting. Mes,rs. Morgan and Rockefeller own
elghths OF ne entire stock Iousatonic
road. and also hold large interest in New York,
ew-IIaven and Hartford. They will be present to-
morrow at the meeting OF the Board OF Directors.
They. with other railroad men, held q secret session
In New York today To adopt plan OF action.
The terms OF the lease agreed upon some time
by the directors OF both companies for the stock
holders TO ratify. either that the HousatOnlc
stockholders might surrender eight OF their shares for
one OF the New York New Haven and Hartford. or
keep their Housatonic stock and receive for II
equitable by the minority stockholders of the ousa-
tonic road.
New-York tribune., 1892-10-18
NFr1Js TRIAL FOR MURDER BEGUN.

1ondon Oct 1.-THE trial Of Thomas NELL, on
charges of wfEll murder IN conjunction WIN WIN.
are known as the Lambeth poisoning cascs' openeo
before Justice Hawkins this morning in the oia
pa,sv The Attorney General, Sir Charles Russeu :
tb Hon Bernard ColcIidge ii. Sutton and Mr. "iii
nneared ou behalf Of the Treasury and the prisoner
was defended by Mr. Geoghegan and H. "afb"rVoh'
The courtroom was crowded. After reading OF the III
dictment in which Nein was charged WIN h"Vihs
murdered Matilda Clover Ellen Donwof'h hhoe
Marsh and Emma shrven attempVhs I" p p,
Iomsa Harvey or Harris, and attempting TO DiacH
,nou Dr Rroadbent and Or. Harper, the prisoner
pleaded not guilty"
sir Charles Russell then said he did not thnh 'heI
vras sufficient evidence to connect NELL With uie
murder of the Donworth girl; but. In justice Of inc
prisoner the facts relating TO THIS case d. i"i q"
known. would be stated Sir Charles rccited ut
eth all the facts that have been sent hitherto III
,h. disnatches relative to the murders. he sald
,hat among The witDesses for the prosecution were
two women named Masters and May, VINO Sd" 4'e"
enter the lodgings occupied by the CioVcr woman
They knew NELL so well that the jury wouid nave
M doubt on hearing their evidence, that there was
m room TO dispute his complete ideDuhcauoh' 'if
Charles added that he wished to emphasize 'iie i'e
a., N.,u a.ked his landIady's daughter 70 ascertain
,h ,uoy.r women had died from the ehects OF
pedson at time when no one suspected 'h"' s"o
had been poisoned. Nell had also charged pT' h'o""
bent with poisoning the girl with stTychnine "heh no
body except the murderer Aho" u'aV s''' ~
be@n EMPLOYED 10 kill her. Sir Charles gave many
details of Ne's visit TO America ana MS HlehoshP
an bis return 10 London with Haynes, who acted
A. a spy on Neilps action. Noill told Haynes hat
ths son Of DIR. Harper had poisoned Louise Harvey
uH 1So @ Sir Charles continued, alive and would
give audience against the Edvsrd Levi who
Identified Ne physcan ne I'n cai,ss sho%h and nd
sxorn She Testified that Neill had made her ac
ouanance In the street. and that ic" uas ai',L H.
Md sbe saw him going past her house, appaIentH
fsow,Ing woman whom the witness ldeh'neu me- hEY T
photofisiph Matilda Clover witness ~r"' w"%an
go into NO n lambeth Road. Two or threc 80 SceAS
is Tor witness heard that Matilda Glover WAS aedn
New-York tribune., 1892-10-18
LIVE STOCK MANkE1S-BI TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo Oct. l7.-Cattle-Koccipts for the last
head for same time last week. 1000 head consigned
through, ,IsO head, to New lOrh l,r-O head Oh
SALE $500 head, market opened 10 to 4Oc lower thr
hitter decline OH common CLOSED dun with number
unsold extra steers. 800 t. 1000 bs. ~ j~Sl 10
choice do. Loo to ioo9 oS - 1oa - 90 sood loo 70
~ 30. medium butchers and shippers steers, iioO
to 25o rs - 5oe - sni TO- handy eu'cI@rS' %a aS 49,
steers. 800 to 1000 bs - GS3 10 coarse, 1000
900 hs. 4: 1oa ~ 20; oxen. common to be,t
~ 10 do do common S2a - 40 poor to sOCd mixed
butchers ZOO to 900 ts. ga 81 IS; cows common
~ 10 bull stock. ~ G0aS2 fat - 25a J? 80: *
port, 81 60a 81 so bologna ga ~ 70. sot kciS ana
feeders, ~ @ s5a - Az % common to best mch cows
s22a s4o. Hogs Receipts for the last "a hours
for same tine last week. 4l.1o0 head sIsn"d
through. 1880 head to New York, io,350 head ON
irmer; closed firm all sold heavy corn fed. - '1G
- So packers and medium 80 7o@ % 80 lorEers sars
do 50 4od - 80; good heavy ends. s5$5 20 ;
PIGS good to best corn lsd a. s'@ 20 30
roughs. IS 25ds5 5o common roushs. ~ so, 81 %;
stags, SO 75as4 30. sheep and lamb'-Receipts for
wcet thus inr' 1900 head for same time last week.
1-l0O head consigned through, 5000 head to New
opened very dull aud lower. closed weak with mum
Der unsold: choice 10 fancy wcthors. ~ 1O0Si 73I
- 5Oa 50 80: canada do. ~ 750Sf -: lnnsbs,
native. choice To fancy. - 25g - 60 90 ialr to
good, ~ 1On 80 cuils 10 ir, - 'OuFt a. '"hi"''
common 10 good, 30 2oaSo 80; DO cholc" TO i"hcy'
- jO0 - -.
Chicago oct IL" Th" Evening Journal reports
Cattle-Rcceipts 22000 head market steady on best
grades, other, lower best natives, SJ0 - 50; others,
- 900 - 30 Texans, II joGs3 40 Sockrrs. - s5a
s3 %: cows 81 5Oa ~ 55 Hogs Receipts. 2l.oOO
head market zoe higher; rough and common,
81 -5de5 10; packers and mixed. - 23oI3 -
primo heavy and butchers weights, NJ 5oa 70 -
prime Hght. 50 50dS5 80. shrep-li ceipts. 1900
head market loo Ijc higher: eves. - -" ~ ~
mixcl ~ 25a "a 10, Westerns. @i 2OaS5 30; lambs
81 s50 ~ 30. ~
St Louis. Oct. 17.-Cattle-Recepts. 100 head
shipments, 200 head market slow sales. iHir To
choice nailvc steers. s3a ~ - ordinary TO good
Texas and Indian steers, ~ lOdF3 Hoes-Re,cip
$500 head shipments. none; market 1oc higher;
heavy, 81 3Oa 50 90.
New-York tribune., 1892-10-18
EAsTBoryD SHIPMENTS OF FREIGHT

Chicago oct. IA further Increase In eastbouni
shipments OF freight from Chicago is reported for
last week. TIE entire movement. exclusive OF live
stock. by all roads amounted to 1924 tons. against
71,770 for the preceding week. an increase Of 5,7jt
tons, and against J6.J1G for the spoudng week
last year increase Of 81 OOs OF this amount
the Michigan Central carried l3.S25 tons; Wabash,
5,2si; Lake Shore 1891; Fort Wayne, s,402; Pan
Handle. 1861; Baltimore and Ohio, ass; Grand
Trunk, 5.4Oi; Nickel Plate. G.614; Chicago and
Erie, : $50; Big -Four, 3.O21. Lake shipments dur
ing the week amounted 10 ll0,17o tons. against 122,
142 tons for the preceding week. decrease Of IL, ,963
tons. Through shipments Of -four. grain and pro
visions from Chicago the scaboad by the roads In
the Central Traffic Association amounted 10 81 l47
tons. against 81 Oi2 for the preceding week. an in
of O,lO5 tons. and against 23G35 for the cor
responding week last year. Increase Of H.1l2
tons. OF this traffic the Vanderbilt lines carried 81
per cent, the Pennsylvania lines % per cent. the
Chicago and Grand Trunk II per cent and the Bal
timore and Ohio per cent.
New-York tribune., 1892-10-18
GRAIN IND PRODCCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NEW.YORK DEALINGS.

The visible supply OF grain In the United States
on saturday was as follows: Wheat, 5j.ooloOo bush
els All increase Of 3,sO7 900 bushels; corn. 12l61Ooo
bushels. increase SOL 900 bushels; oats 1,540'oOo
bushels Increase 900 bushels. on the Produce
Exchange yesterday the sales OF options on "heat
amounted TO 4O5 900 bushels. and the market was
easy In tone With dscouraging cable accounts the
first prices indicated a decline Of Is cent reaction
Immediately took place. followed by further decline
Of l4a3.s cent, As a result Of heavy receipts at
urinary points Increased stocks In store. and an
Increase In the weekly visible supply statement
Toward the close Of the session, however there vas
an advance Of l4a3-s cent and the final temper vas
steady October options sold Mt - 3-a - 90 cehlS
November al 10 1-in10 IL cents December al ~ 90
Il cents: March Mt 81 90 cents April at 30 3 81
sG IL cents and May at - 3lG cents me ,p9t
movement was fair. Exporters took $1,000 bushels
out Of total spot sales Of $1,000 bushels.
The specuai ion In corn was hnl ed. ana the lIarA
ruled cgular. some months closed at Is cent
advance and others Mt Is cent decline. The spot
n.arkc, was fairly active. slhpprs took '2'Voo
bushels. - ~,
oats were dull. values declined 3-s9l.2 cent early
I'm the day and sub. .qIenuy recovered leal4 cent.
spot lots were easier. but more active.
The closing quotations wore o ~
cember. 30 "a January. ~ Ia May. 81 IL cents.
Corn-October 40 - November. so IS December.
Il 3.5: January. 81 Ia May, - 3-5 cents
Oats-October. 34 IL November, 80 3-o' Deceih-
ber 80 81: May, 80 IL cents. -,
81 laI'-o''"''' o. 20 No''''O''' .',,' -, a.,
Thc receipts AT New York. Boston. Philadelphia and
naltlmore Wheat. 771.0G6 bushels corn, 4O7
bushels; -four. $3.50 packages The receipts az N,
cago Milwaukee and Il. Louis We're: Wheat o-S' ~
bushels: corn G1allO bushels oats 4l2.ll2 bushels
total grain, lGjl,4l3 bushels -four 2o7-2 packages
New-York tribune., 1892-10-18
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Oct II CspeciaD.-The Increase In the visible
of wheat 3-44.0o bushels. made the total over
$4,000 900 bushels. the largest on record ior the
season OF the year. The primary market receipts
OF wheat 900 900 bushels were the largest Tor any
single day since the crop began TO move. The lhSpe
tim sheet showed that the local stock here during
the week had Increased 63l 900 bushels making about
{, 900 900 bushels In the public houses alone All
the.e figures from the visible to the Northwestern
receipts were OF sort to dcprcsi the trade To
Net pricps did not decline but advanced Wheat
u,oyed up 2 cent ana closed 1t the top May sofa
between 20 s aud 5l and closed at 70 1ea ii cents
Internationally the prediction OF rain hnd most 10
DO with tie ADVANCE. just before the close M'iCes
from the Northwest said that jim River valley reccpts
Ind already been cut down 30 per cent. Corn Aci,'i
about as wheat did May selling up from 40 o7 10 10
cents and closing at the top. II WAS ais" mdll'r
If rain In corn. Tn" receipts were obo cars. thc
cslm,lfe- for TUESDAY 700 II looked as II uh"
New York Qnnlan crowd. sellers OF corn last Week.
were covering Therc IS growing belief mat ID
can,s for MAY Is about the bottom. oats Inu'u
cent I'm selling from 80 3-7 % "a IL, ana closed M
"a . cents Partridge covered lot of short oats
Provisions were very strong pork advancing Az Genus
a barrel: lard and ribs, 20 to % cents a hundred.
Fverything closed at the top. The Wrieht-Cudaiy
campaign I'm October spread To November HOGS
continue to under run, ONLY lyvpo w-uiyi oiN
: 900 estimated for Tuesday. Prices at ne yaIus
were 10 10 II cents higher
F1sNsocd was dul cash about IL cent lower futures
,hoilt cent lower No. cash SOLD al cl.lo - on
d ,sirable IL store, fax. III 10 L., December was
ri 10 TO 81 10 IA.
New-York tribune., 1892-10-18
RI'MORS OF A RAILROAD DEAL.

PittSburg, oct. 17.-I was rumOred among the rail-
road offices to-day. that big deal had Just been
cOnsummated in which IN" PENNSYLVANIA Southwest
system. embracing the Pan Handle and Nandalia
lines, had absorbed the Terre laute and Peoria road
and ts branches. The deal, IL is said. has been con
templated for year past. The Terrc Iaute and
Peoria system embraces three lines. The main line
from Tcrr Iaute 10 Peoria Is 176 miles In length.
The connecting lines the Dcs MOlnes and Kansas
City road. covering III miles, and the Chicago. Fort
Madison and Dcs Moincs road. fory-nlne miles In
length.
Pennsylvania Company officials knew nothing about
the matter. They said the now line would not have
any connection With tho Northwest system.
New-York tribune., 1892-10-18
Keep on the Enemy.

4 foe who turks IN ambush Is a more dangerous an
tagonist than one who attacks in the open Held and
for whose assaults are. In measure pfepif"L ihat
dangerous enemy 70 health, malaria must he eh'ouhered
fully armed It's thrusts sudden. unexpected and
deadly only be guarded against with certainty
by tor.ying the system by course Of defensive med
cation The surest defense against chIs and fever.
bilious rcmittent. dumb ogue and aguc cake Is ho''
letters stomach Bters which Is also an eIadcator
Of the most obstinate OF malaria which resist he
.c,,on Of ordinary specifics and the virus Of which
remains In the system when the more "sient
.vmptoms are subaued. Constipation, liver complaint
dyspepsia and kinney troubles always relieves ~
thk GaAisi PsnaAv.
New-York tribune., 1892-10-18

$40; packed In barrels s7ass extra India moss elis
siS so . BEEF HAMS-Du and unchanged quetsd si2
here and sll West LARDHgher. with near months
90 points up City steam quiet sses 100 tcs az e. sloe
so5c Refined quoted sc Continent and 3.23e south
A@eriea MEATsrdDeh ncsa spa ha%s S1ssangsS oS
ils 'mSSed Ok sS Pfhsa and nom
GsYAoa nG... ID bRfssED HoGs.F@ quoted. 5.e for
200 n 5.G for $50 n; 72e 70, ieo % Rss ,esmcrv
State and PennsyiSania extras 2edSS5c; spsamery:
Western separator extras, 202a27c; nrsts Zy2a-c' Z,'
seconds, 2ld22c thirds. 19d20c; creamery. western.
hrs extra 2a2sc 40 eas seeonas d. i9qgoe oss
siss Sa dairy sconas nsi'Sa a%a SAT-
2sn24c frsts 2id22c seconds. 19o20c thirds Judsc:
STATE dairy frkns 1sa22c. seconds 70 extra western
western dairy. nrsss isa2c seconds. 15Agiec West:
crn factory June nkins extras, l7c seconds 70 ars'
iiisai5c CH lIEsE-bul but steady STATE ne
Orcd ict taiosc August. fancy. Toe choice, Ioaio,sc;
skins common to choice. 3d6ac State factory, full
prime choice fair 22a4c Western, seconds and IN
terior sia4 so per Western. icehouse. 1Sals2e
sUGAR-RAw-Ruled a trine nrmer in sympathy with
Europe prices not quotably changed No business
reD0fsq fSS g Su'a'iS9s 5 esS,rSss si &c. sRs
FINED-ouiet and steady; crushed and cut, loaf,
5.iea5sc grnglated. 4IS;iesSc powdeIed ls;,S6
A. 5G5 3.I6c: No. s. 3:1oatee; No. !. 4ta4S S:lsei
fSc 10 No. ii, sssas isisc; No; 10, $sas Iiiec:
% ou stensg ssy lard a 2uS'sS "
TALLOw-Quiet, hut nrm; quoted ct 4sc TOR
prime city.
New-York tribune., 1892-10-18
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

corFFT-For Brazil growths the market was dull but
steady l6isal6.e Tor No = sales 600 nag bag an no ,r
regular market. The opening prices were ioaa POM, =,
higher on hmer cable accounts but uDder tne
reszng sses values sold of and closed with but slight
oct changes for the day All the foreign markets were
tatIons. 45 p m.-ocobcr, 5os Cd Nosember 79s % sd
Warch 5os 3D. RIO quoted First ordinary 40 kilos'
10 300 good second 90 Ss 10 po 'VG ssoc Ias 600
bags Rio market dull; Rio shipments by steamer 70
United during week 81 900 bags i'iU for
United during q 600 bags ao purna.e '1o
Turore during week 900 bags freight per steaheI 10
United 3Oc and cent prinage Saeae nn
Rio for United sates good average t" stne 900
bags market firm; Santos shipments tor thr t
Europe Santos purchases for Unsa oSo satcs @
o5 600 bags Santos for Europe, 3oVOV ohgs
Santos per steamer 30 francs and 10 per
cont primage steamers loading at Santos foi Europe
cleared from Santos october 10, steamer Hsse, lHooo
New-York tribune., 1892-10-18
yEw YORK AT CIIICAGO's COLUMBIAN CELE
rRATION

The New York Central sent out It's Chicago limited
Yesterday morning In two sections. lhc irSt section
carried the regular passengers. among whom was
count Arco of RerI, who goes TO attend the Colum-
han celebration at Chicago. The second section Is
made up of special palace cars and carried VcePres'
ident Morton and his party. and ex-President Hayes
and his party through Chicago By way OF the Lake
Shore and Michigan southern. Governor Flower ana
his s;aif also went OH this train aS far as Buhaio
where he will start today over the Michigah Cen
trail with Troop A OF NewYork Cavalry
Tho vice Presidential train is hauled by the New
York Central's new monster engine. No 9O3, which
has foot drivers is 30 feet long, ID feet high and
wsghs 900 pounds. This k the LARGEST and fast.