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Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1893-08-31
THE DAY OF WORSHIP.
Time for Holding Services by the
Several Churches
For sale By Isa Lest

Several Churches.
RVANGELICAL.-Church 1c:30 .. M, p. m
Sunday school q. NJ, Prayer Meeting
Wednesday, p. m. REV. HANKET, Pss-
tor.
PRESBYTERIAN.-Churc 80 q. m, p. m.
Sunday School IL im., Prayer Meeting,
Thursday, p. m. REV. M. L. DoNAHEY, Pss-
tor
ST. AUGUsTINE.-Masss 8 q. M, High Mass 10
q. m, Vespers p. m. Rev. M .PUETz, Pastor.
METHODIST. Church 1880 a. m, Up. M, Sab
bath school Q: sop. M, Young Peoples Meet
ing 6:l5 p. M. Epworth League Meeting,
Wednesday, Z p M, Prayer Meeting Thursday
Up. IN. REV. I. N. KALB, Pastor.
PAUL'S LUTHERAN.-ohurch2 2 :30p. m, for
10 q. m, se announced previous Sunday sun
day School 9 am. REV. W. l.. FISHER, Pastor.
at, JOHNS LUTHERAN.--In Freedom Twp,
Church 10 8. IN. REV. W. L. FISHER, Pastor. ,
EMANUAL'S LUTHERAN.-Church 2:3O p. m,
Sunday school 10a. m. REV. L. DAMMoNN
Pastor.
ST, PAUL's LUTHERAN. - Napoleon Twp.
Church 10 a. m. REV. l.. DAMMoNN, Pastor.
UNITED BRETHREN South Napoleon church
every week, 10 40 a. m. and in the evening at
1880. PRAYER meeting Thursday p. m
REV. I. D. INGLE, Pastor.
pNITED BRETH EN--McClure ;church I a m. :,
every other Sunday, beginning JannarylS, 1881
Sabbath school $3.50 q. m. Prayer meeting
Thursdays,7 pm REv.JoHN sHELLER, Pas
tor.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1893-08-31
JNO. DIEMER.
Proprietor Of
NAPOLEON MEAT MARKET.

Keeps constantly on hand the choicest beef. porf
veal, mutton, hams and shoulders, salt pork corn
ed beef, etc. Farmers having fat CATTLE hoVs.
sheep, hides and pelts for sale should give him a
call.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1893-08-31
Monopoly Dies Hard.

Monopolists have feathered their nests
for the past four years by speculating
upon purchased legislation. They have
set up a wall of despair over the prob
able fact that their race is nearly run.
Many of them have closed their money
bags from from pure cussedness. Others
have been monkeying with the business
interests of the country for purely polit-
ical purposes. Monopoly dies hard, but
it will no longer rule this country if the
coming session of congress performs its
duty and starts off with little legisla-
ton for the benefit of the common peo.
pie, which will be novelty we have
not seen of late.--Cayuga Chief.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1893-08-31
TOWNSHIP CLERKS.

Far sluggish aud torpid liver, moth
ing can surpass Ayers Pills. They
contain no calomel, nor any mineral
drug, but are composed OF the active
principles OF the best vegetable cathar-
tics, and their use always results in
marked benefit to the patient.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1893-08-31
SEAL INDUSTRY.
Harom Liebes Thinks the Governments
namauda Ara ITuiuat

Harom Liebes Thinks the Governments
Demands Are Unjust.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 21.-Harom
Liebes, president of the North Amer
lean Commercial company, says the de-
mand of Secretary Carlisle for back
rent for sealing islands is unjust. He
says his company has a contract with
the government permitting them to
take 10000 seals, but that they are re-
stricted finally to 1900 per year. For
the use of the islands they paid $55, ,0OO
per annum, but this was cut to pre-
rata basis. He says it would be very
unjust now to make them pay the full
Sh5-l 600.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1893-08-31
That Campaign Is Over.

There is evidently misapprehension
Of the political and economic situation
In this country in the minds of Repub-
lican politicians. From the retired Har-
rison to the aspiring Mckinley, from the
amiable Depew to the arrogant Reed,
they are talking as though the reform of
the tariff were still an open question.
You mistake, gentlemen. The tariff
campaign is over for three years at least
Try to get that fact into your heads.
We met you upon the issue of McKin-
leyism in 1890, and you received the
worst beating that any party in power
ever experienced. We met you again
upon an appeal from that Judgment last
year. You were again overwhelmed. A
president and congress pledged to a re-
form of your worse than war tariff were
elected.
The Democratic party will execute its
commission from the people as soon as
the more Immediately imperative duty,
which likewise grew out of your legisla-
ton, is performed. Donot imagine that
you can now work the tariff scare" to
defeat the will of the people. Thatfight
ls over.--New York World.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1893-08-31
Is It Murder?

MILLERsBURa, o.. Aug. 1s.-The dead
body of Miss Sparr, daughter of John
Spar, was found near her home in
Killbuck township, with bullet hole
through her brain. Suicide was claimed
by the father of the girl. A rough box
to bury her had been prepared and the
authorities are investigating the mat
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1893-08-31
Deserving Praise

We are desiring to say to our citizens
that for years we have been selling DR..
Kings New Discovery for Consump-
tion, DR.. Kings New Life Pills, Buck
lens Arnica Salve and Electric Bitters
and have never handled remedies that
sell so we'll, or that have given such
universal satisfaction. We do not hes
itate to guarantee them every time, and
we stand ready to refund the purchase
price, if satisfactory results do
not follow their use. These remedies
have won their great popularity
purely on their merits.
D. J. HUMPHREY, Druggist.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1893-08-31
Fell 100 Feet

PORTSMOUTH, O., Aug. 2l.-squire
Edward Davenport, a prominent citi-
zen of Mount Zion, KY, mistook the
trestle over Lawson's Run, near this
city, for the Gallia-street crossing, and
stepped from the Baltimore and Ohio
Southwestern mail train. He fell 100
feet. His leg, arm and jaw were
broken, and his skull fractured. He
will die.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1893-08-31

Itch on human and horses and all animals
cured in 80 minutes by Woolford's Sanitary
Lotion. This never fails. Sold by ID. j.
Humphrey, Druggist Napoleon, 0.
dec LILY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-23
THE STATE or TRIDE.

Baltimore oct. ol.-Ilour dull, unchanged; slcs GOC
bbl-. Wheat quiet and lower No red spo, and October
GUdt6ic; DECEMBER to"G, 4c May. 1Dd.J'.c: steamer
No RID G?dO3.c; nlin. wheat Dy sample. &C. stock
j6 iOS bush aalc>, l12,V0 bush. Corn duh
mixed spot Octo'cr iOdijsc November. 46i, ASKED
year. 4tsa white corn by sample old J0GJ2c W.
l..t1oc: yellow by sample, new. 4Idioc stock
.76,OJG aes 81 600 busn oats quiet and s,ea ~
No white Western. 3,a.5c No > mixed do. oJ2uJic
stock .1B jG bush f,ye neglected: No . J3c: stock.
1903 bush Hay quiet and steady good choice tnothy.
siodSiG Grain freights firm un,hang,d. Cotton
noaunal miG.,ing. So Provisions arm and quiet: I'M
fair choice 3ja27c; do imitation, 23e Eggs hrn,
lie. Gomez steady; Rio fair l32c; No Is oc
sugar copper aud whskcy Unchanged.
Hoson oct 2I.-Marhct, quiet.
Rrnao. oct 2i.-spring wheat limits Lido higher,
cool demand. Sales. $500 bu>L No J hard. go; oOJo
bush No Nortnc n. Gs 5000 bush do 67c 10000 Old
fh,aEO No Northern. d spot 2,oUu bush No nara
I. G1i,c; 10000 u>n d.. r,ci lJ"O bush 30 North
crn T. &c 1900 bush DO GGi-06jsc. closing; NJ
hard -o. CSC do T. 61i-c; No Norihsrm spot,
G7r.c; do (. GJ,c old No Northern. Duuin, 7O'sc
,5ac: " extra red. 6idGi &c No white, Gir Com
u ',t. ed les 1900 bush No > yellow 422G42'id
10; 1900 brsi NJ Z. iI'tdt:a closing: y, yei-
low i.iar; No .. l11,c. Oats dull. weak anf lover.
Sic, "a csf 80 Whit. So. 1iia'. Clo,i1S No
= white 3Ji,c; No whit. g.. sales thrc No
m sci trica. SO. Elii"y-S",~, 100 bush No Wet
.ra b7c; No EXTRA, So; 2o,J)O bush good
Flour qui -tealy; best spring. - JJdFi WATER
sraight- ~ i5ds3 5j Rye Hour. s3as, -. MILF
nm IN hiag,d Canal frrights nrm; wheat. - ezra,
81: cats SIC; bray. Pc s,cf D T. Nrw.lork
Chicago. 1.-The lcaitIg futures ranged fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-23

Chicago. Oct % tSp"chn Wheat values dc lined
sea NV yc.tcriov. Reactions Few aud feeble and
Invariably followed by further -hriniing~ Many OF Ia
luycrs q; Friday quietly soi Nil part II their hold
ing. SioIt -elle under leli Of - harley Smith
H., bought wheat. Tea Joined the Iocc--iou ana >oli
~ the Lulls gaze thc market any support. Ilnc
VII waited for furt develop cnis Bul>
appalled, Ly Receipts n over ls'O cars at Duluth
the week Ia ic Nslc supply II possibly 3OuJO OU blsi'
els. Pending nnal settlement Of tr SILVER quc-t on brl-
lncln Il to accept all bcar-l Influence, at par. De"
,cmbcr hinged GJSc To 6tr. OPENING at the top 'o'ihk
~ ttom figures sucks 81 low grad vhct il -
nra Is exhausted sui next -a'> 10 exporters must b."
contract -rs Price. o these yet ale out II
line. Charters, 10000 bushels.
wc,sonrd with wheat aud be- 0use 81 sharp fall
OH cash demand ani estimated liberal 7" rip,.
cnr.. Mun1ny. Charters fos Jj0oJJ bushels room
slight rally at TIE close The CHARTER wcr' for
hr grain sod earlier In the week. May olenci
i2i-c ~oi Ar 10 i:4c. closing il',c oats simply
followed other gfain-. cash buyers sud ieny on.
Il market a. IN sorn MAY sli 3iiac 70 81 Mc clo-
ing 3lA~. 'ha "rs. 5000 bushels. proNi-ioas wrr"
rtac ally neglected Ac'r mont II were hrnmr than d.
ferret
May corn, 4ls- "taus,' 42c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-23

about l2c more on the curb Tran.setions Were small
Of dull depressed market ami TO The selling for foreign
e enor 's' the cr1p c the a for the a
%e sy VII, Sy ,n noM and sSo LIZ ,
on so%aFed " VIZ ia Ia. year Tho ssa
time last wear. win thu aggrcgatc reaching o;a .,
has, been free and n,. d lar IN" MONTH"; n1 o o to
aroihcr large incFca- in the Ni,ibc supply Order f cash
lldely neglected drorpns up 10 l. o'clock Pc and aicr
were only o; 00J bush including 5000 bush for expert
a. follows, NO rh ll,c under December in store De-
lc under December o anoat, and IA 20 lhc under
a G%,@Id 1nsai go nn'9 lf under
deliveries last wccA. ,2ias ar at an aVcIagc prize OF
Receipts at Xcw.yor& his were What. 1874 $50
9ao bu1n rye G Zoo bS Ds S1'oH 971" b AID
lo7 81 sacks Erad,rcs exports from both for
hu,b, aeains, 2.sG2Gn bush the previous week, sad
aS Sn IsT odo G nn S1' Of S WEEK.
59q as SS'h bs Ss {ss Ths sP9s Of whoa io%
3 1872 10 bush ~ year; Increase, ic6,a5lt
s PUN fO rr,s is'36s $50 BUSH ssain''
The smarke: Tor cora wa dull and weak. Sales
% snalsIrcd order the arsrcr being only ooooj
IN Mbsa, d1s dsr waT i" syi1l VITA he Tekn
heayness Of The last few d. Interior eryaS have
az I1nt.d TO a3o1cr gain n t.s ,isHc suppl The
%6 s1 The 'f qui,o ' u al aor S an a %s if
cash orders wcr, all in 'Yr q the bars and resulted II
lower and dull ss~~ oiooSn,Ia; 10 onlS 300 Ias,.
a llows: No cora. $1,000 busl 47i.r dcliVc $40.
and Il sc delivered next Iuc-day GA iSIhe mukct
for oats was less interesting than o." market for
wheat ana corn Trde va ah.)lptrly neglected during
Gully C an7e hours ami PFC de, ined So syn.
lat'y with weakness ia wheat and In tho curb
t ere was ar easier frc;g oid lto aty.ty but
me all in oil. was ore III. dul!cs day, on ,cccr
Cash oats wer. dull and neglected. sales ;ntns
:: 900 bushels. with quotations nounav follows
> oat- a. elevator and So dcyeiei; 80 o,t- &3lsc
No , White. 3Gi2 aonsr; y, whi'". 01D bu.h dc
track white 1920 bush 3jHflc: track nike: 2.cro
bush. 3i5d35i2;; No white clipped. 37ac: No 3 whit,
q pp,d. 'GIc NAI4r- Markct dun Western sol
75c g,nada. S5do5r sX-iOw't 75as2 he. BAR.
LILY Duh; No Milwaukee. r6aGS; hu.Ialed Western
81 zoe RYE Market quiet NJ 5pd15c for cailrf,
and lcatloads SEEDS lo.crSeet duh Ortobc" prime
quoted ~ p afci No October 20 nominal b.
- IS nominal and December. ~ 30 nominal. Timothy
Market dull at $;a$j per 100 N trade light. ilaN-oed
Dull at ~ l2L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-23

Ncw-N ora. Octoia.r 81. 1893.
EFFVTs- Receipts were IL ears. ~ 30 eal-I. ar
Feeling stcaiy. tiy dressed bFf quiet an1 unchanged
Cal I- adNi,r. quote n" London ruIr., FOR &c.
fricera1 trci at scai = c H. AMI Lls'iyop markets
higher a. So, for r 60 af,d H. aud - iir 9, mtf..
weight FOR American 'at'lr shipments reported
CALVES Receipts wcro - head Feeling NciK
Jcinc. Wright GO. s'f III cal,r, 20 n average.
,. 30 lcr 100 n do. 20 49, at - - 10 slasscr~
g1S 81. ~ 81 Dressed calves easier 1aIO@c
country dressed Vcal-, ale Tor cit, dirAr1 Ju
~ los cf'.s'd erircr' am iiaadlo Tor huic
SHEEP AND IAMBs-Ecccipts including = car, direct
10 butchers Nctr % 'af,. 90 '&,D h'ui. and there
wcrr II ear. hcll ye,tcHiy Trade slow ami
prices barely steady but fair volume Of bushes. va,
s3as3 - per 100 d culis at ~ poorest BEST lambs
4&0 - l2lc.
Dr.,.c mutton sla~k 5aase pr n dressed lamb,
slow at GE''9v very few selected ear asscs selling az
>acs-M Collins: 2,J Western shoep - n average.
q ~ pr 100 ~: 1870 Wc-t Virginia lambs - n It
81: dat yc-t'ri,yb 10 Oalo sheep, - D. At !. .
Newton a 'hlcit: l0S kentucky sheep, ~ r., a.
80 -; ii3 k'ntucky lamb =. ~ q: ~ 90.
Wilkpsrn ShcFm u: III Ohio sheen N. az r.; ID
D. Hnrmet,G; ~ anada I'mis - n, a. ~ ~ :
Us do. ~ H. At - ~ Western d.. 6l n. G,is
rs DO. 90 D. At ~ 81 23i do. 80 II. at ~ 37s l3J
DO "a n. at ~ - Is' Western sheep 90 H. at ~ -
S.l2 -. 81 -. Nr.t,ia d. - H. ~ =, Io, i,
~ N. a; - 10 81 Go, % H. at - G2l; loJ w,s:,
If,lcntcrk = iIoliis: lso pc,n.yly,nl, lamns - n
az - l2a i.2 Western do. - H. at - 81; ., Penn.
syi,ana sheep. - n, % -.
Hume a Muilrn 2I7 Pennsylvania lambs Ga n ~
- 60 90 do. . d. at 81 l. Pennsylvania shfcp. II. h.
J,6c Wright & Co.,: ~ state lambs. 20 n =, s,75:
% d." - n 81 - 80: T. d.. 80 n. - - II stat
IlOG>-: ccipi were 10 csis. or 1853 hcai-7 ears
AZ Fot".h.st. AID 1T jersey Cuy. No s,lcs ON
i've weight. NORMALLY dy a; &c .5asi 20 PEI 100 n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-23

Liverpool oct. - =. r..-nr"i on1 rofk- sup
l. Ham. Holder pro- Sale -ipri at a. ~ u
to III - easy at ~. BI-pn Holder. pdc- ire IN -un-
b.ilnnd cnt alolt ~ 81 80 % 'a-y ~ 30. ong 'l"f
mldGlcs about - r. 1es lon! - al hort 'Ica
midd g. aboi, - n 'ay .; o.. ,re -Holf"r' oi"r
SIaTnglY. TALBOT UOlrls on"r mOl'f1i,lf. NhTii-
mrIcntnc ilod"s oncr parlne.y firm at IL ID. Eo,in
-Ifoldrrs oner -Infin-ly. Lii Np"-iiult - one So
inglv futrr. Iiodc- rot ~ Wi''f Holders
oh,r Moderately 80 . rri wint'r "a,' ~ - J,i, y" =
rcd .pflie =. Jisd ilrur-iird"fs OLE oil
9 at"lS. ',ri-SpDf ana frr'> o!d'l- OIL fr els
mixed Wet RI. spot. .t.iiv ~ & III; Ofob~ ~
NoNcfh al l. "a Drcrn1"' oaH ~ I, lid
Hops at Ion1o'-ra.n- 'oa-t-,nc suppl. !. poor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-23
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston OFT s-sotr,nl irm mddng S 81 Low low
~, elpt. 10, iacs: exports 10 Great 'Brtin, 90
bales sacs 4G3 tales; rnncr', 33 bales; stock, 125,
Noriok. oct 2i.-cotton easy m,iiing l5lGc low
mlddlinp Good ordinary. I3l6c net and
,niu. oiJ bales EXPORTS France. $50 bales;
wsr g;7 bales sales, Ssi bales; stock g? 53a bales.
savannah Oct 2l.-Cotn quiet; middling, use low
mdInv nc good ordinary. &C. oct aud receipts
siG0 bales export. to Continent 3goo bales eoaswsc.
Ncw.Orlcsus oct, 2l.-Co ton cay good middline;
3.I;r: mld1ng ljljc; Ow micdliHg. 1l-1Gc good
ordinary 5ICc: receipts, 17Gjl bales 49,
OBJ lIlcs; eNIolts TO Esea britain, 2o3GO bales; 70
wise GS7 iaes sales 1850 bales stock, 49, POO Lales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-23

MCLA ST.; business moves ,Iowiy, with stock On
Newdresns s5es'e; ehccc' s. ascc faSsy a7a5Ss
fo9 F. SSSG fqSd m S As r sr 2sSs was
quiet today vim price, nolnnaiy gn,hanecd. Theis
msrke were s nm and 0I iraSlioaay bT md
Offering, at th, South Sg were Ices %s"r RosIn
g:H ses ': , 1sae 'u s 49, Ss. r.
IN sggnS pm snd IN mod ,.,%so 10 oo
Il 81: 50 o.. AZ - II, wv h Is, = 30
OCEAN. fEEI,liTs-Although there wcre be
cng'semeis Iepor'ed the HaAt retains II, nrnnc' on
w'si. which prevents undue accumulation Of room.
Chaitrs for cotton continue, .ct,e and the market
active chiefly cascs To- Cnis ana japan at Old r%c,
Other sail ircsht, ianis steady
SaS "a a. iSo~ AZ "a London sg
Hun. 31,d; G,ssow. % Cork To- orcis. 5, cotton
ia co, WHe,nn +, Is riyc,o "a 81 y1Sc
be- steamer phosphate tcnarena to Id Gosnellc Is,
ponpt; scaS|. ore. IiuciS to Sgs.lors To-;
Or Continent sd; Ship 800, case. ana o to
9 9s YSoo, &C.; l''Ioea Nsniok 70 rG9c kos
Gases S"I %erec sap IT, on :Ti Kong 80, 49,
sioS bsi' peuoleam nna ,aopniaa Nsw.iorE E
I.ch, SIS Cd /. b,rk 100 tons With general crr;,
ton, Win general carr" Ncw;iork 10 Antigua i@-,
about LEO ond Yor charl..: schooner. 80 tons
-
bark, coal rhiadcpha % Csnfioeo>. reported 81 IS
schooner rsUro'd te. CbsIlc.ton u New.York. 10
q - schooner ste iiils. baltimore to tcr,sndnl
c5c schooner. coal, Perth Amboy to rortl,nd. G5c.
oiLS-The market was dun q, is usual on
s @ aco ad o R F' Of S c'i"y &c
rI@e ernie. ioec. sl@ss, OH AIDE sosa$ .,g.if
prime sumner white 45d4Gc: Butter oil. AZ; taak
9se51e; C Cochin GSG'.s csd o. ssaaoe L'rl Of
*: ac"s s raw ese i: ate, ed aor o a
italian. Common. IN bbl asdOoc; ,aponlncd rcd isyr
blcachcd winter $4,000 nturai spring 77d7ec beacaei
s2aSic Whale, natural snrlng. iga &c bcnchcf
l0o5lc; eNtra bcaclcd. 5od5sc Menhadcn- rude $50
Sc d Ssc c %a &c., e'"" c Ts' Sa Bed Mse s
sytr, tlcacnd winter Vhe 'oc ,snk. &C. straits CSC
and about steady tclag up slowly thc On verv
IGHK~riim but Quiet; ale 100 bbl- oao;cf Extra
so 20 ' e> ira i; 81 ."o rr sSs
.,1 G,gia,ion, arc FAMILY sl2@.t nes -,
iAM Msrfei go 30 c@Icaec laq.. at - 20
~. MEHTs~ri.slcd ,honldcr, scrdy %uotcd 7isa
d l2 GGn,c ya a. i aadf vc t , cs a.
oos 25 ana ID S9g Va. h a@GTsi o9 II
nominal January sc,c nomus '''''
Elciyery lit.Ic in:ere.t manifested by the
'"r ] %.% s I%d business WAS a.
# re NV H. Sr /. n a' at tons ''" w.
, ,s cSn,I,faca og % '%s a. mp,c"ato 20
ather castor at 10. Ga and fair rpnoinT at H.
f. s' s9'n next oTS sar ". s 1 Ecn cSs
ao,y active with steady to1S no The f1winr
,,c orootions posted by Tho renne cor,i~nos and
re p n os Sw "eH Sc [G a and '%g S' r
l"crs also allow pcr cent trade discount on lots NJ
viii mott no. Or c noe" r:. aIh o % @ For na f' e g
oes ,hsrc is eddi.io.,, charge on eranuaed. but
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-23

shccp-oae car for sale; market steady at unchanged
prices. ,,o,n,s -oo 49,, ,
steady irogs-EecciIt, 500 head market steady (;
,hoce. light - iodsG 5o m'A'u' eoHso 90 heNy'
SO lJQ &c 80. o. =, ,,., ~.
Union STOCK Yards Clcago; OCT -Heceipts
sccr- s8a IS So .tocke- and ie.ier' s2asS .? cow
and IuIis osj so; calves. 42atJ 90 Hogs-Rrccips,
5000 head market active, higher heavy, $685. 50
choice mixed - lon ~ % choice assert q
Shccp-I;ee "its 500 head market ecNc prices steady
native sheep. $la@f; W"tr''' q oo"f' W; lambs
: .OoI A /,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-23

tash quotations were follows. Flour dul receipts
vhrs, oi'., No >pr,ng rncl, GJacic, 80 . r d. as
iaro, 90. 80 ailA,cci. Il cjsa.7 o., PRIME tim.
- cd as o. NJ, pof". per bot sl ooa'sis Lara
!, 80 o., -aitei ,noi'aec ooA4 ,a;. - short ia,
= Vu, ~ ssI =. Il -'s.ar at ,olf. pcf
iransiaiee, a. - pr b1; STANDARD \, -. ON tn.
.n,y creamery. 2sa-s-c, choice. 2Ga-ie, sweet,
C,n,.r@.t U,.. -l.-floal -,prns pact - s5ds 70
fancy - "o'..' - family. - ''"55. W"rit- Iraing
worm from o-as3,; so : raj. enoicr. CJc; No 3
iel oic ,..al!c I'D o.'ec. ,oD-Marse. nrncr aud
iais' tn-t u. nnih"i l., slow md "lm3-t ,.-y; No
Nit g. 40 MID zoe ,' 81, Nsi III SD. R,e-
tI'oS ~, 30 XII ,TaY,o .a dsnla Trs
l.r. loc leaf lard lotc; SAILS. rs tss IN Job los
81, io.c short clear sIie, sill at l0.noi-. War.
h. Mafset s'csay sales Of astllers goods On ba'i'
MMaaak.c %. 1.-The .hor,- took advanae. Of the
S w.. sa ., ~, " 1 a . d to' oo Ss S d at
49, ta' 10" oint Of ter day ca,h what c'cd a,
'laes 80 Nerthem, G,tc: So -eprins. 90: No
s,,c aena "c,o s oacrns ~, SY's@99r
,e I" 60 Sooi f s 20, No O. So = e. s S G1'
No 30. No 1 80 ''r1-- ICED quiet and unchanged.
'S Mnnoaro o Oct 9iEwlca lot aaotler cent today
n''nr clcn'i a. So ana rlo-cd a. % win tho
Yesterday. There 1877 reported sold jci.r
The mlllrrs the best buyers bat the fcong was
.gn'cauI weak % "nale them T. ont1in con, eI.on,
Receipts ot whrat wcr 80 cars tou,-Fir't patent.
~ ,OGtS 70 bakers ~ 60 No low grades Al :oHTl -
nran, so1so2i shorts. slod%io 30 thc market ca.y
and demand good. Corn market easy. Receipts HGhti
No =. a6c No NeiOw. 3J1c. o1'.-No WHITE,
POD 2Gi,c No 8. @Ge.
rnilstclphn Oci. ei.-rlour Hcld"rs arm in their
,l-vs bu lohhers vr-t, well stocked up Wheat MtrS"t
y%sm ana 'r.i"S css3 re- So 5S. Ja"1a
So 0e'.c Corn-OptIon mar.rt w'aA and price, d-;
rarlois IN small supply and nrmiv hed MT demand light
40 mixed. October 4 Noyrnb'r. dtdhr. p"crrlcr
49, iGc .anunry fj'.c i6". oas-tar0t, declined &c
Future. duh ard without imrniau chank". No White
prtober 3Iie az &C Noyrnie- and Drccmhcr H1c61c
Ianplrv. 37037'er Cheese Quiet bus firm; New ofN
,cfprv ili.di2gc. Sugaii;cnn'd quiet and t ady no
'iaugc g. quotations. Other Articles unchanged.
=. Lpul-. oct II. Fio'f-rht- Wa m 81 day WIN
four dealer tho action u wheat causing very tull
untSe,. ran-fiim and IL demand for tr,"rn shy.
ncnfs but tile oGcrrd. s,H> IA k"f Track ~
'i- ~ ioOh sacks. track this side az
Jec. Wheat lower october co'rt ssh" November 'o',"
u Gem, ~. Co.'S aGn,r; MAY a. Cora nw"r oci'h"r
.lOsed BE December. 3ii-c: year. &c hd: J"nulrV
&c bid Nav. 81 gc. Dats lower. benb"r closed &c
NoNerL 27i.c. Nav. 3i4e3l'-c asked rork-ciand' ri
s.li;ng ~ ss - nrisrs. ~ - la'd-Prim"
49,. msa'- >lioIlder. ca. lorG> ald
lear iib p'ec. shorts. o'r. ipcon v'Nr! sho drf,
PC: longs lo',e clca, ri3s i0',c; shor'. llc hsh
vine, firm q. 81 II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-23
OTHER MAEkTT~-BY TELrGr ,p,t

lunalo. oct 2l.-ca,'l Receipts lat q borr on
nrha c inr IN" wr.k thus fai 1850 heaa 5r -n.r
,lMc last week. $50 head consigned t,rorph Isp
head; to N~wYork. 2gG) head ale 90 head u,r ~,
~ ei and l'sci weak Western and hrf,r. =, 20
Az 40; good lIO0-b sf"cr- - o. lIog.-ia,.i, ,.t
~ no1 io $50 head t'u for mcck nn~ IA ~ ,
thf u-h l1,lJO hciG Sew ork, $50 bo,d 80,
100 head; market opened lower; clos GIl and v~,s
VITA >0hr un'oi rtrr-. Ileht 10 choice 30 IL D.. ~
mHh 'rf'r' -lffda6 -; good r"ilnnlS 20 7O,.y Il
,hoc Heavy 81 15n 50 80 piss. - 9Jas6 IS sie., and
lnhD. iseceii- ast =. $50 f,s .
nv iii ,t.D heal for sanr tine lat wcck rs 90,
hcad ronsgr"d through. 400 head T. Hew-y r Zoo
hrau on sale 500 head market opened lower or con,
mon ,shep ana llch; lambs STEADY Tor choice gr,d's
co-ci d3l; far T. god native lambs. s:.. 80. Iii,
ma common. AZ PSI s3 49, fair 70 sheen ., ~,
Iist Lncg'y. Oct 2i.-Cattc-iec"ipts ight. de,',.d
light demand laif markct ste,dy ~ SesTe ept.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-23
COUNTRY PPODrCE MARKETS

: T,
-, HHD PtAS-Traie sht today. hut there
war 90 ,'1 pressure 10 sell and the market throughout
a a.""' thc same general features for sc,'
leans na'ro". 1875, csoice. :. sG1s2 81: mciian,
!, 10 ~. ~ s0aSi 81: pea 1873. choice
VIZ" kidney 1892. s"aso 10 ref kidney 1898
hoec " Coas- 'V California lima 49,, (U0 No. oil co.