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The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1893-05-19
OREGON AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE
NOTES

The ball game last Saturday at Albany
resulted in a victory for the Corvallis boys;
the score being Is to l6. The umpire I'd.
Northrop, and although there were many
close decisions he was impartial and gave
both sides 'ta square deal" The features
Of the game were Rays running one.handed
stop of hot grounder. TerreI's catch of a
high foul after an exciting run through the
crowd for it, and in the batting line Orva
Turner, OF the Albany nine, in the ninth j.. ..
ming made the finest play, lining out homo
run into right field.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1893-05-19
NOTICE

To the dwellers in the filth of Corvallis:
You are hereby notified that the alleys and
streets abuttiug upon your property, and
your back yards, must be forthwith
cleaned Of trash and refuse matter deletere-
Gus to health. By failure to perform
your duty in this respect you will incur
extra expense. J. r. SCRAFFoRD,
Chief of P,I1ce
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1893-05-19
A FAMOUS MEDICINE.

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has become
famous for its CURES Of throat and lung dis
eases. It is intended especially for coughs.
colds, Group and whooping coughs, and is
the most effectual remedy known for these
diseases. MIR. e. B. Main, of Union City,
Pa, says: Il hava great sale on Cham.
berlain' Cough Remedy. I warrant every
bottle and have never heard of one failing to
give entire satisfaction. so cent bottles
for sale by T. Graham, druggist.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1893-05-19
CITY ELECTION.

The late rains aud spring zephyrs have
dissipated the cerulian hue and sulphsrie
odor Of the atmosphere which pervaded Cor
The smoke Of battle cleared away; the dead
were appropriately laid to rest amid tears
and strains At funeral dirssA The ceremony
took place At the city hall. Mayor-slect
AcFaddeu delivered the leading funeral ora
tion, but he seemed to have come to praise
Caesar rather than to bury HIM.
Judge Burnett made some appropriate and
affecting remarks, and Was followed by Mr..
Hairless.
Notwithstanding the excitement OF the
election, we are to bs congratulated up
On the fact that it was conducted upon both
sides with remarkable degree of good feel.
ing and moderation. The newspaper CORES.
pondencs and numerous posters were tenn.
perate in language; except, probably tho two
last, the one announcing prematurely the
death and funeral of the little Daily News,
the other, presumably designed as an offset
to the first, referring to reputable business
house. 1t would be better had these not
been written. They did not bear on the is.
sue which had been decided, and were
calculated to keep alive i'll feeling which all
should deprecate. However, tins will heal
the wounds inflicted, the wontel good feel.
ing among our citizons will soon prevail; but
more interest generally will hereafter be tax.
en- in the proceedings of the council. A
lr
allay much dissatisfaction and promote a
healthy growth of the city.
The result of the election can not be sail
to be decided victory for either of the
contendiug parties. While we do not un-
dertake to place the candidates elected, it is
understood that one faction gains one or two
councilmen while it loses the mayor.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1893-05-19

Mayor-eleet McFadden, Judge Hufford,
Judge Bryscn. Hon. s. T. Jefreys and
others were in attendance at the first ses.
sion Of the Lincoln county circuit court.
There were thirty cases ON the docket but
almost all of them were laid over until the
next term.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1893-05-19
10000.

l have forty Thousand three foot boards
for sale at $500 per thousand, also cedar
posts at 81 90 per hundred. At Charles
Smiths ranch on Beaver creek. near Philo-
math. CHARLES SMITH.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1893-05-19
CLOSING OUT SALE.

l will sell nay stock of goods collectively,
or by single sales, at cost. Collective sale
preferred. Would like to close out by the
lst of June, owing to home duties and other
reasons l.. s. MURRAY.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1893-05-19
LADIES TEA.

Is pleasant dsirk which will be borne Iy the
stomach without nausea gripping 1t acts thor
saxhly on the liver, kidneys and reproductive
eass A gentle physic, efficient diuretic, and is
must useful in scant painful m.nsuration- 1t
afts digestion, ard reduces corpulancy; clears the
cennRIox,on, rendering it fair, and restoring the
aaturai tone of the skin, for it removes the bile
which. by accumulation, produces the sallow, mud
Hsld by all druggists
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1893-05-19
MOSES PRICE CURED OF RHEUMA-
TISM

The many cases of rheumatism cured by
Chamberlain's Pain Balm during the past
few months have given the people great CON.
tiience in its curative properties, and have
shown that there is one preparation that
can be depended upon for that painful and
aggravating disease. Honaker Bros, Lor-
ain, Ohio, say: ''Mr. Moses Price, of this
place, was troubled with rheumatism for a
long time. Chamberlain's Pain Balm has
cured him. He says that the Balm has no
equal" For sale by 7. Graham.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1893-05-19
. ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE TO
CREDITORS.

II 'be matter # the estate
;.ilA of IS.
J August knight, deceased
Notice is here
: by given. to all persons concerned, that the
snirrsigned has been duly appointed ad-
uafnistratrik of the estate of j. August
Knight, deceased, by the county court of
Benton county, Oregon. aud all persons hav
ing claims against said estate are required
20 present the same to me. with the proper
vouchers. .ins verified, at the law Office OF
J. r. Bryson, at Corvallis, Oregon. within
six months from the date of this notice.
: Dated April 2Sth. 1888.
ELIZA A. KNIGHT,
ssss - Administrative.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1893-05-19
$50 REWARD.

will ray reward of $50 for the recovery
of the remains of Carey Crawford, who Was
drowned at Corvallis May Sth.
JAMES CRAWFORD.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1893-05-19
rIEFiR PUBLICATION.
land OFFICE AT OREGON CITY. ORE.

I.Axp OFFICE AT OREGON CITY, ORE,
April 2ist 1893. {
.J.'E IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
- - '..tv,.,u ,.,,nlei settler has filed notice
- --i- i"tcn.,,', t" make tlnai proof IN sup
- ,, &c .i. ctnin,, aud that said proof will lie
,,, :; .,.f ,r. .br clerk nf Benton county, at
..,,v.t:,s ,r.cnn. an June 18th, 1893, viz:
G-~rae D. Marks. Hd entry No. s5+s: for
in, .a ne4 and RI sci, sec %, Ito, o,sr7w.
- q He names the following witnesses to prove
It's continuous residence upon and cuitIva-
ton of, said lanl, viz: Ere. Herzig OF sum.
:, nit, Benton Co. Ore, Luke thornton, OF
Corvallis. B-",on Co., Ore Joseph 9Raggs
Of Summit. Benton Co., Ore, and Jesse
w.ol, of Kings Valley, Benton Co., Ore.
j. T. ApPERsos, Register.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1893-05-19
Y. w. G. T. u.

The 7. w. G. Il. U. will give another of
their interesting programs OH next Thurs
day evening at the 7:3o p. m. in the Congre-
gational church. Everyone cordially invited
to be present. Following is the program:
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1893-05-19
FOR SALE
FOR SALE.

THE ALBANY STEAM LAUNDRY
is now prepared to do all kinds of laundry
work with neatness and dispatch. Special
rates to families. Work called for and de-
lvered and all work mended free Of charge.
A. B. HoRNING, Agent,
Corvallis Or
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1893-05-19
TIE SCORE.

Innings. IL 2 3 4 5 6 u 8 Q
Albany 0 o 2l Il lis
The next game will probably be At Lyons
in two weeks, between the same clubs
Mr.. J. c. Moeiae paid his sons at the
college . brief visit this week.
The programme Of the freshman class for
their entertainment at the close of school 10
as follows:
Recitation. Amy Vaughn
Essay. Rock Bryson
vocal ooio. o.....'.... Ion Ray
Readlng.... .......... Olive Hamilton
Grafton. Marion johnson
Mandolin Solo Mari Edna Sneli
Glass History. Mes.rs Morrison aud Leland
for ''C'' class, Miss E.iie Willis and Mr..
Will Ready for 3d." Miss Gertrude Carlyle
and Mr.. Frank Gorell for "a" class.
The literary societies will end their meet.
ings in about two weeks, after which time
nothing more will be heard from them un.
til the contest which will be held at the
close of school.
The editors that have been appointed by
the various literary societies to take charge
of the college paper are as follows: From
the Websterian society Mr.. Chas. Chandler
was elected and Miss Lena Willis from the
Ciceronian society. Mr.. L. L. Swami was
chosen from the Hesperian Lyceum, and
from the Athenian and Madisonisn societies
Miss Addie Davenport and Miss Lilly were
chosen. P. N.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1893-05-19

Debate, Resolved, That National Prohibit
tion amendment is theonly hope
for temperance reforiners, and
their chief efforts should be di-
rected toward gaining thai.
Affirmative. Il. ]. Burtm
Negative. L. McFadden
Song Miss Birdie OsbuIn
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1893-05-19

The Gazette stationery store is in receipt
of a large invoice of new and attractive sta
tionery including fine box paper for ladies,
writing material for business men, type
writer supplies, etc.
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FREE TRIAL.

"1~ W -, Suffering Il ON youthful cr-
" Sak AGILrors, loss of manly vigor
vAricoce. etc. DR.. DuMont's Nerve Pills will effect
. speedy cure by ITS use thousands of cases of the
very worst kind and of long standing have been
stored to perfect health. Is 900 testimonials frem
ali over the world Price per package 81 co. six for
s. 90, trial package sent securely sealed for 10
postage. Address DR.. r. DIMont
9S s Hasted St, Chicago, ILL.,, u S. A.
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Sha' ing at C:sc's Is cents Sundays and
all
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-01

March. IL la A. lsc: Apn A. il@is $50 May.
~ IL" - -. Oats-fUturcs reelected and nominal
February 20 3-4o 40 l4c' March. 30 J4640 &c :
dull and weak Pcrn-ylVania creamery extra, :sc.
Eggs siendirr Pcnnsy lvanin hrrts. Il 20 10 Suens
Refined steady cubes jO6c lolengc, 4tc stand:
ard powdered lode line grannIat"c. isle standaro
granmlarcd isle: crown A. 3.OGc: crystal 4, 4sic ;
double refined diamond 4. 4.si. contettioners a,
4Uvc red star A. IjGc key,ton' \, s.J0c FRANKLIN
-. ilic. Fmnkln extra e. Isc red star {. Sc.
4, 'ato,s FIRM and fshly active III 1savjc. Othrr
articles unchanged. Receps-flour. 900 bbs.
500 >ack>: wheat. J6,D bush corn. "a, 500 bush
oats. ll.COo bush. shpments-Whent. $500 bush |;
corn. go bush oats. 800 bush.
It. Lonls. Feb 25.-rlour quiet easy. unchanged.
Wheat sid mp J-ss weather reports. then became
unsettled closing is0:Isc higher than Yesterday No.
= red ca H. duii heavy u. lic Mach g. lie AphI,
- &c. May. 20 Sac: July. re. corn opened
stronger. but without activity. advanced. then be-
cash. steady. BE. April. 3-c MAY. loe july 40 %
10 lac. oa> higher. but very quiet. closing p 10;
No. cash steady. ~ =. May. >. 34c. Rye ana
barley steady. with feature OF note Bran steady.
unchanged rlnN>ecd lower. ~ 10. Clover quiet.
lIa12c. iIay quiet and unchanged. Buitcr easier ;
choice separator creamery. 2i"26c dairy. 2f@.oc.
a O2 IL asked Cnnmcal weak Whskey quiet,
~ II. Bagcing and cotton ties unchanged Pro
vision, duh and unchanged. with only jobblng traIe.
Ercrlpls Flour. 1000 bbl~ wheat l5.oOO bush corn.
5000 bbs wheat. 6jooo bush corn. :i5.o0O bush !;
oats, - 900 rye. 5000 bush barley loo bush
Toledo. Feb. 2s.-wheat fairly active. steady; No.
. cash. lie: MAY. - l.c Corn dull No. cash.
quiet: cash. sc. Ry" dun; cash. PC .loyersc.d
Tower. steady prime cash; -; Aliii =. 20. re
ccipts-Tionr. ii. hhl>: wheat .o.iGl bush corn.
81 "a bush cats. 200 bush rye. 400 hISh clover
seed 5o3 bush. -hipmrnts-Flour. so1 hhls Wheat.
H. 90 bush corn ~ 200 bush oats 400 bush |;
rye. $40 bush: clovrrSrcd. Ic2 bush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-01
TIE TRADE In CIIICAGO.

Chicago Feb. IS Special WHEAT DID ht''e O''"'
today than hold rs own May sold between 20 lac
and - 3Ac and closed At 30 20 llc. lh're
was a cold wave scare on. but 1t was offset lOr l)hs
Will. bv AniOpton fears There was io' oi
wheat sold bv Councilman In the lat hour anu
Colusrlman /. supposed T. be long 1.ooo on Wm.,
for i'm. t,runrr crowd. at New )rk But III slh"'
OF this selling aud Of weak cables. ana an lhrrca a., :"
Of 10000 on passage" wheat was bloyaht y. w"
close TN. contract stock here. 9.i:is 900, snow"d
IN Increase for the week II ldo,OOo. III" N,.'h
west ear, were ll9, against 500 last year; nei''
there were 81 ears: the estimate FOR Mun">uay W.,
1913. II look, "A littr II another Diili canP,Sn
were TO b.. attempted IN corn. May sofa rom ." 80
To IL - tc. and closed al 43c. ne rrr'iP,. W."
~ ears the o. innate f,.r "Wednesday was I', ne
CENT. are to b. lighter for while. IL l. S'ilu th''
fli. reason +, the difficulty Of getting elevator rVo'
the room being nearly all taken. lh' 'hlI''.
go OOO showed only l31 goo Increase Tor ,i' wen.
Oat, were firm blt dun May soil from 'i2 ~ 10
.. De- and closed NJ - ! PC. Receipts wore 81,
cars; estimate for Wednesday. lao. Inc rnn,i' ~,
stock l.-t2.OO0. showed an increase OF 2ooV ior
the week The Cndahy PacMns Company maze u
raid on provisions today: then hght all the poin
and ribs Offering May pork sold between = 10
and sIsO2 and closed At IL, 30: May lard SOFA pc
tween II. 20 and >I2 Is and closed AZ $l2 20 May
ribs sold between so II and c1o. ahd sios'n u,
slolj Their" were only 1900 hogs price, We're
Ia cents higher. the estimate for Wsdne,nay was
only 5000 llaxS"cd weak: May sold al 81 :. H.
but only ~ II BID al the close.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-01
COTTON NARKFT~-BY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool. Feb. -. I p. M cotton Future, closed
uuioi but steady American midllng. low WIddlus
,'ni..r March drliv"r,. I Gid >cl'r-. March ard
April delivery. j::-cld ~rcr~ April and May de-.
HVrr, - dioi 5J-Oid. Nav ana June delivery.
iG.Glai j7-Gid: Jun" and July delivery. -'fd
sellers: July ard august delivery AGotid sellers
August aud september delivery. - GA buyers
september and october delivery. 5I-ri" ijiid
October and November delivery. 4 ,3oid value !;
November and December delivery. j1t+d value.
Galveston. Feb. 2s.-Cotton nominal. midciEg.
~, iow mlddrg be-: good ordinary. 1--c net
and cros, receipts o.i17 bales sales, - bales. all
spinncrS. -;ock. 1908 bale.
Norfolk. Feb. - Cotton steady: middllng : 7Sc
low mdhiug. Tie: scod ordinary. 3iC. net
and gross receipts. IL, bales. cNp"r'>. coas
WIS.,. Dol bales -alrs. 2D3 bales: ~toci 800 bale
Ncw orleans Fch Is Cation ',ii"t Grade.
o !, Ice middpg. - IGc: low mIddlinr II ice !:
good ordinary. j.IGc. net receipts. ll.19 Bale :
cross IL - bale exports 10 Trance. la lar~ :.
ia the Continent. .'0I bales coa>iWl>" i.,-; bale,
.nl.. l. $50 bales stock. 3'ii.3jJ bales.
savannah. Irb. Cotton easy. mlddlng.
u l6c: lew Kidding. -DiGc' e1'.l ordinary.
-I6c. net and gio,> receipts. or. bales exports
coastwlse 27jG bales sales. 80 bales spinncrs.
lc, bale. stock. - .2rJ bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-01
GE4Iy AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
,rrprs OF xrw.yoRK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NEWYORK DEALiN"S'
The sales OF wheat futures at the Produce Exchahec
Yesterday amounted to 5.24j.OO0 bushels. but the
fluctuations Of ia. ynrlou, deliveries were limited
The transactions consisted largely OF switching
March contracts TO May and July. and May contracts
10 July Cable accounts We're steady. ana the tone
Of III. market was steady. result o! the news vi
cold wave I'm the Northwest and crop damage reports
from t. southwest March sold AT 40 boa ~ ID, ~
Nav N 30 -lGa 20 Js. Jun" al 500 50 - ana July
AT J-i0 II Is cents. spot wheat SOFA u" 'u' -
l.nt of 92 900 lsrl, OF which exporters look eooo'
ir,-hrl, The spot market va, firm IN tone. - o,o
The sales OF futures aggregated onS i,u,voo
'u>.s and the market closed steady al an auNhhc'
~ /. cent in sympathy with wheat I"'rc WIS " i''
trade demand Tor spot corn H., ,,o, ,,o.
For OATS "a, option list was r' guar. March TVS
inr nt a dpclin. Of Is cent aud Nav az an aoNahce
Of l. cent spot oats were hrmiy hei" u"o "c'c
moderately active. ,u
Wheat February 20 "a. March '0 80, MAY ~ IT,
June - -. July 20 cents. A., .,,,
Corn-Frbrnary 81 j-s. March ii IS. April 81 Ia.
''" 6ais.February 81 IS March 81 SIS, May - 3-s
cents. 1900 ,, ut, M San.
tcmbrI FL 80. ,,,. -,
Tn. receipts OF grain and -four reported ycS'eunv NJ
New York Philadelphia, Baltimore ANA ost"n "'i, ~
follows: Wheat - 49, bushels, corn I'll 70" nu,"
nls: o,t, 49i21 bushels total grain, .O|H.o i'i>''>
-four % dDj packages. AT Chicago. milwaukee, anu
- Ioui, I'm. arrivals we're Wheat, l9,O'," b'i,i-s
corn - 70i bn>hrS oats. 330,sl2 bushels total
grain l.IO7 &. bushels: -four. 23.i11 barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-01

S. dS% ,Ss S: oh saa rs s Sass
I'D; aoaf. :: Stesso1; + o$%i;s a. 20.
sccS;; T. stS ,ts.a s"s. nr,m. &C.. sum-
sa yellow prime o sa go e"cG ncr c rk G Sfa
u S o. ,'' ''''D''' '''' ''' '"u p'"e present maze
rRonwSlsioNs-PoEK-oget at pre,yog, quotations
$40 short e lear ,s.@ss .0 aad family .aasa IEEf
sstta n ' Co. cv "' extra s"II Sd
% fHSise 'pr r''s %r"',a
pg >"g '"@ ri'" i sh and H|1sy pkSd
bsls. 90 .hqolasT- g@iS, do H n..s;
quoted at ris s's, go g.. =, si2 ooa:ia city ggSSt
h%sii'.. n S. Mafcn,, So%;iqa.,; May eo''
bCrrtE-Bnyet' asam rnea slight ai,antase; and the
tar ,I* va" DO g we NV taao do r
5ia2ic do .ccond.. 49, do inlrd. y >,a'c dGy
92s:sc DO bird .oa3lc Wc-e,9 mat9n cra III. ~
c6y cS SH r1.na do sS 9o%s do ona
oni- 1920. old buu'r-l ieamcIv. Western summer
%nNe , s Gsr2 40 d a 3"s 90 q" %"a; DC DO
nklns. c>tras. :o-ic; do inst. Bart d, hFtin-
,,s,, nrkn,. BOO: do iSG.. i5eleIsc cHI:>l-
ia%iory II cr% fail MADE White fanty lids:
so"a to s%@ liaiTias55J common "Sr to ar 10
m, r" c16 g s"iSGo ara ar @'eIH Tn soc
@t kim, Er,mc Sta aI to soGa %s. ro%To%
-...ft'GS-Thr receipts the LARGEST Of the season
and further reduction noted. Sales follow $50 cases
Western laid 20 eases Indiana. 30 cases llinol>
and 100 cases Kansas. ~ lS4c; loo cases D. T.. az or
do seller neN' Week I72c. and Ito ca,c- do. seller
10 days a. he. Quoations state and l'"nn>' lyina
n"w llii S.r Maryland. new laid. lS'idlS,c W i-h-
ington. new laid is"1si,r Western AMI Southm'-t"r.
other >outhcm, tlc-h collections bst 7dl1aci duck
eggs. MARYLAND. BE. do Southc,n, 3iJ",r.
sossp J , 7S9 % & Gca ''"' ,nc SG
&C. c Tss s%S $780, %fs ' 6oo sc a' cc,Ss
Zanzibar. ILdo',r. Nuboyn lJdlj@c: stems. 3df,2r
iinecr African. l313~c; calcutta. 10a"llc; Cochin
l36lir; Jnu,ra. Hdlic. 40
- GAK-RAw-Frm and unchanc'd' nn,cov"lo. ~
tc.t. p. and - test o"ntrtu9al 3'-c. sale
m he'd 400: poudcrsi ~ lle- nam a2,c
latci $685. gne TaGgat"a paa e
drrrd. ,.6j.i4c: mould \. i.G ,oit diamond ~ -
fslc: Confectionery \ 4L.oIGor: Columbia A. VA
so Windsor tasa' }Gr Ei.""G.d a a
iIs0isc No :. 4i-di.aIc; No. l-lG0 i'c- 70. .
20 ,Isc: NO. 10. 39iai,c; No. ~, 3@iai' No T.
STTi GlNr,pql- am wholly nominal Lard o"o''a at
iAILGW- Dun and wc,Rcr; r'.pc dfr closing at e.
Sale leo hhG-. - &c.
TOBACCO Kentucky tobacco j. in fai d"''o a. -i,ahy
Friday include. 100 1901 STAT. Havana. ~ %
-"l nut h. private i"fu VOC 1~'~ 1871
thinner, spot l2c - cases ls9 Newi nel'ni U''ans on
private 30 bale, Havana. ,.'r-l 70. l'p bales
Wool S''iino nolcr civ or . sicGt u1'L'' Xxx AID
above ohio AMI P.un-ylNnnia washed fHr.r.. .'Hi'r
washed n.ece, "sa29c No washed l''fr-. - ll"h'
gan y aud above .j021c; Mrlleau 50 J. u -. &c.
combine and drla!nr Wa~ho; 3Od3ir. un"a>A"d % nm
r".r,- ";o@-c. I.NI- f,ll l5"@o. c. u'a ltf2lc
Te rcry. l7d22c pnled, extra ,ul"r -'oa3..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-01
LIVE STOCK MARHETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Eutaln Feb. 3-.-Cattl"- -cPtN Last t"cul ipir
hour. $50 mead total Tor wecl thus Tar, 1-'o hrad
r,r s,ru. tin, last week. 800 head. cons ish"d
thr,t,,h 300 head: on sale 80 head mdrh"i opened
,i,,ld. with but t'W here: ,II-,d Nt"iN h-Hl 10
good Luichcr.' siock =, Dp0< Lti h1'I-. - W."
- H. Hog Receipts last twenty four -FOUR '''oo
le,d total for week tins iar ~. 800 Lead ipT SANE
ti,nc las. wecl 100 head consigned through, 1000
head To- NrW lurk. $50 head on al" .'oo l,iu
ma rlef opened strong, and 10 To II cents MINER
clD~ed nriu: al sold Hight 10 OI-weisNi NprhrrN'
IOa r, -, good medium ard hrINN. - 10" - ~
choice heavy - Joo f. - pigs, - 'o0 - 80 >'"S
dull at STD ~ -. sheep and lamb, -h"'r PiN ,,N'
twenty -four hours. 800 ho"d total Tor week ' nn
FAR II 400 head for same lime last week. ), ,ou
head con ifurd through. 5000 head on SALE --oo
head market opened vory dull and slow closed very
dull with lower tendency good 10 cWl'r sH'rp
- jO0 81 extra weer,. - 40" - -. 'Hlls ana
rOmrnrn s0 - fair 20 - lambs, - -" - J" .
choice 10 best do. ~ 2jo 10 IL.
IT. iuni>. Feb -.-Ctttlr R""'pS. 1000 held
shipments. 300 head mnrhc stronger fair 20 chni'
nnrivr ,".r, f:;a - 20: fed T"Nan steers. =. ~"
- u. Hog Kr,elp's 5000 head shipments. l."o
head market ~ ll,l"r heavy. - -" = 10 miNcI.
- tea - 80. Ilglt. IL 5O0 - - sheep -K"ccp s..
300 head .lipmrnt-. none: market slow Sh'P'
@:Io - -.
chirag5 Feb ga" The Evening Ionrnal- reports :
Cnt l H.. r'pi, 5000 head. shipments. LOO Er'i
medium - -" -: llglr. - io"TI -; TrN'
~ 20o y, - stcchers. ~" ~ 10. COWS -" - -
Hog Receipts. 1900. shipments. -.'oJ. market
iOr higher: packers and mIN"i - -50 - 10: pfm"
heavy md bu'ch"rs. - ljh a. 40. prime. ll-hi.
- 1Jo - %: other. cht. - %" - - pig. 80 -"
- - -hrrp Ksceip =. 5000 head: shipments LILO }
heal. market active. -tr niger. missed """s ava
w.ihrr- ~ 7j0sj: ,",rlng w"'hrr-. - 1o0 - - :
Westerns. - ioo ~ 80; "\an'. ~ +3"Ti 90; lambs.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-01
TIE STATE or TRADE.

c~p,. i0ia5 bis: Shipments 'o3 bGi, ss,c. 49,
rs WRATH Nr;i red p3 a 80 aS f:'FTa as
- 80; steamer No. > red. 20 10 20 &c; milling
What by sample aGrsS 4 t%rh :, sS
mixed spot and February. 10 7oa4 1c; March 40 ..sa
a isc May A. 3sa A. &c lE A. 1 ny A. ., lSs
- 20 lid yellow do. ,7a4 49, receipts, 171,' bush
-oc,. 9G- 81 bush; aIr.. i73o00 bush oats quiet
do. 37G q l 2c receipts. 1000 bush; stock l-29ii
bush. Ry" pnict and steady No. =. , 1sc asked
good - choice timothy NJ O' ZIG %. Grain frelShtS
NOR aciye: steam 10 Liverpool per bushrl, ;,,4,:
cork ior or!es pr quarter :, 3D. Cotton nominal
ii:.ms. il :;iai0c. iufd~Iicfncd Ne Butter
quiet creamery fancy. 2oc d, fair TO choice 250 PC
Ia i-c coHr" firm: Rio cargoeS. far 10 l..e
copper Unchanged Wh.key irm il ~ 81 -.
Boston. Feb. - Flour DIM and steady Corn
gnl~ C,Gr Ss%W = i;" 3 a ,S Ha's ard 4
sacks: corn. Go,2si bush; oats. 24..26 bush.
ru'aIe Feb ,p'ins What firm offerings fair.
,oco do. - So 900 no. northern. "a $50. Clos
Ing: No. hard old. - .ic do new. ~ iic: No.
! Northern Duluth old. - l4c, do chicago do - ia,
d. Dunth aud Washburn new, 1913 &c. No. > North,
crn. - SIC. Winter in better demand. sales !
cars No: red, 7dc: do. Is &c ! cars 10. !
extra red. 1.c. Corn lower, liberal Offerings, hsht
demand. sales cars No. yellow. tG i-ac: II car.
No. . do. 4Ga ~ i4c; cars No do. a. l..c 4
car, NO. =. i6c: = ears No. 3. - Bic. car, No.
/. 4jc. oats quiet easy salf.; :. ears 40. d., :
No. . mAcd. % .. Farley steady. No. extra
Western. - 70. No. 3. oo5c: 80. 4; 53a '-c
Michigan. 90, zoe: >tatr. G7a zoe: canada No; J.
,al,, car, No. =. &c. flonr qu't. weak. Best
prns = - Winter Inter, s'G - lo r nGur
Wheat. ioD0 bush: corn. 1000 bush oats. 1900
bush rye. =,t1o pnsn, ,hlpm n"nh IWHra i'ooo
Chicago. Feb. 2s.-rnc leading future, ranged as
follows: