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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-03
SMUGGLING ON VICTORIA STEAMER
queer Pockets Ia Traveller Clothes
lnspectors 90 lie Changed Ofennr

Inspectors 20 He Changed ofIener.
TACOMA, sept, . SPECIAL Since Hat
Tie slTa9ton " IS captured with opium con-
oea'ed on her person man has been To-
Gated at Victoria who had an equally
unique method 81 smuggling. For several
years thus man has bad his trousers made
20 order at Victoria tailoring es-
adjustment ~ the back lie has a
large pocket, SKA inches square and
seven inches deep. lie always wears a
loose iFocA eoat which hides this deforn.
iiy al the small. OF hls back In order TO
capture ih's class Of smugglerx it has been
suggested that INSPECTORS be supplied by
the government with a stout stick and
authorized to rap ali passengers over the
back IN oFder - satisfy the denartmen,
regarding. the possible presence Of Tin cans
OF prepared op.am.
10 also appears that Special Agent of the
Treasury Department Cullom Is rexponsi-
be Tor tAe capture Of the woman smar-
gier. When over AZ Port Townsend few
DAYS seo &c sas informed that a woman.
vel dressed and apparently respectable.
Vas mSSiEg frequent trips on the City Of
Kingston from Seattle to Victoria via Pors
Townsend. sac bad never heen suspected
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-03
Died Under tn. Surgeons Knife.

wAlLA wALLA, Sept Especial. l.
Mrs. Lydia Muse. widow, aged about IS
years. died at 8 p m. today while under
going an operation for bowel disease at
St. Mary's hospital. Mrs. Muse was
elected to ill position in the c grammar
grade in the Paine school,. which opens
Monday. She leaves three children, the
eldest IL years old.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-03
The Fixh. with the Dalton Gang.

Arkansas CRY, Kan, Sept. 2-The
latest from the reported fight between
United States marshals and the Dalton
gang at Ingalls, yesterday, says two of the
deputies, Speed and Shadley. were killed.
aud a third, named Huston, fatally
wounded. n. A. Walne, n. W.
Murray, G.. X. Ransom and boy named
Brengs were painfully wounded and q
young man named Simmonds killed. The
officers had been notified that the gang
was there. and drove up to get them. As
soon as they struck the main street the
outlaws recognized them and the battle
was begAQ. After couple of volleys the
outlaws started for their horses, and all
but one, known as Arkansas Tom" es-
capped. A lnrge posse Is after them.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-03
ese,oxie., survey of Gilman District.

K. II. Mckee. in charge Of the topo-
graphical work in Washington Of the
United States geological survey. has pat
,wo surveyors at work in the Gilman DIS
trict. This district is an extension Of the
Seattle district. and will be mapped on the
same scale. Mr.. Mckee hopes 20 get the
field work in both districts completed be-
fore the fall rains begin.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-03
Mrs. smell nearly shot.

TACOMA, Sept . - Especial - While
hunting pheasant with her husband this
week Mrs. Col. Marshall X. Smell came
near being shot BY John Sorthover, who
was IN charge of the party. She came
around clamp of oak bushes rs he was
shooting some of the birds, and her face
was partially filed with powder. The in
jury was only slight.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-03
A seerm sw,ep. Tn. Aror...

flosroS, Sept. 2.--Advices received by
the Portuguese consul concerning the hur-
ricane in tho Azores say the city Of Fayal
il almost wholly destroyed. Many peopie
were killed. The greatest suffering now
prevails among the destitute.
hurricane occurred in the Azores August .
ia which three ships were lost Two others are
raising. Al fayal thirteen houses were
wrecked. On the island OF Tercelra twenty.
seven houses were swept away. Five lives are
known to have been Loaf Crops were ruined
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-03

Boring Sea Fleet Ordered Dispersed.
WAsHIsGros CRY. Sept. 2.-Orders were
sent by mail from the navy department
today for the dissolution of the Bcring sea
feet. The Bear aud Rush will remain in
Boring sea until November and october
respectively, while the Mohican, Ranger.
Albatross and Corwin will go to San Fran
cisco Immediately on receipt OF their or
ders. probably starting south about 0cto-
Der IS. On account of the uncertainty of
American interests in China, because of
the Geafy Law. the gunbost Petrol will be
sent to China without delay. She viii sail
from Unalaska in about two weeks, and
will be joined by the gunboat Concord in
Chinese waters early in October. Letters
received in this city from China state that
private persons and secret organizations
on the Pacific coast are sending the Chi
nese hack 20 their native land and the re-
cent bad feeling has been augmented.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-03
A Brakesesm Passenger KILLED.

GRANTS Pass. Sent 2 - Especial. -
Charles Shaw. on a hrakeheam OF q south
bound passenger train yesterday morning.
between West Fork and Glendale, went 10
sleep ard fell of. three coaches Passing
over him. Section men found him three
hours after, piaeed him on freight train
and brought him to Grants Pass. where
tas railroad eompAny's surgeon dressed
his wounds, amputaung the right leg
below the knee. lie had severe scalp
wounds and VISA otherwise horribly
mu,ilsted and bruised. lIe died AZ 8
o'clock, soon AFTER recovering from the
anssthetics. He Was rational and con.
versed freely until shortly before the oper.
alton. He Was from Cameron Junction.
Me, ard claimed 90 be well connected. lie
said be was On his way home aud had
written n letter yesterday
Sheriff Shattuek leaves this evening for
aalem with Charles Slasle. The murderer
of Antoine 1eseph. Nho Was sentenced 10
prison for life yesterday afternoon.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-03
Prs.ia.n, unm.nn.s vi.,. Delayed.

eeived this evening announcing that
President Uilmann, Of the Norwegian
house Of commons, could not speak at this
city until September Is. and at Seattle
September IL lie has bean delayed at Chi
cago.
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Tn. NEGRO and tn. labor Uniop..

CHICAGO, Sept. 2--Frederick Douglass,
the noted colored orator, speaking at to-
days session of the labor congress. de-
clared that the salvation of the negroes
lies in becoming proficient in mechanical
trades. Herbert Burrows. delegate from
the SociSl Democratic Federation of Great
Britain. expressed surprise that American
labor unions sholld seek to exclude the
negro
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-03
me chsne.. a.n,.,.r r...,r.,,.

WASuiSGTos CRY, Sept The retiring
Chinese minister. Tsui Quo Van, and hts
successor III effsee. Yang va. to-day called
on Secretary Gresham. enc 10 say tare Neli.
one O. present his credentials The re1ir-
Ing minister afterward went - the White
House with Secretary GRESHAM and pre-
ssnssd his letters OF recall 10 the president.
Tae retiring minister expressed the hope
tina; relations SHOULD continue - be cor
DIAL, and Cleveland in few words Esitsg-
RteA hss EoaA nlshes
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-03

TACOMA, Sept. Especial The resi-
dence OF Louis %. Johnson was destroyed
by fire at 1890 tonight. Cause unknown.
but supposed 10 be ineendiary. Loss about
$40
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-03

AL esses OF weak or lame hack. haekarhe
rnennstisnn. will sad resies by wearing cue OF
.artsss smart Weed sad BesIs6orna Backaehe
fiAsseEk fEaes = esnE& Try them
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-03

q. q. Guy. Pm. e.. the leading preserip-
ton druggist, Yes!sY avenue. Second and
south Third sirsax.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-03
In haas

All roads lssi 10 Caieaxa The Chicago. NIL
wsakes & 81 Paul railway lesAs the van. H
eursson rates 20 the Aofld's iaiE
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-03

Forty-inch white apron lawns at &c yard
at our removal sale. Max G. Open
helmer, Second and Spring.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-03

- a A excaFslaa 10 sncz4aslrsfa tails
iAHog 9Ayt sEpssEasss Ro1aa saA sisA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-17

w sss III fresh Gss S@ and md lk s
dShor,ll1ei condition noted at tie close OF last week.
Cooler weather gives hope Of unsien 70 nror, w,
psom, ouiiS for the liberal arrivals and prices remain
E,Iy low Turkey, weaT uha cheEls unhaagad
Turkey spring pr N, sdl3c do on psr n iiHi2s
@cs s ssS dc %c gsr o 1Gdos sS @?
fowls, west drrpcket 49, , 90 7saas' 9GSc
S Do ccs' '%s Tpfiga aiac do we<tc oaioc Eastern
Young gc.e per - l5GlSe ,qaaI white per Dozen
= 6'Mi'-weatir more favorable to demand and choice
rnd he. e all KIND; and n p ow re,s VIDE ro na
Vcni.on wear Partrldsc nearby per pair 75caS 10 do
wo woe eo@ PEI PAR ar 5sa ngn -p pap per dozen
sfi so eoacn pic r. ,n a0, .aIn Ta r so, 90
f ga c po'sri pe rem hort ~aadi per H. oaiSs
wild ducks. r,d "a PEE pair OUCH 90 90 maiari 40
6O Tor 40 Nr ,ia 40 vEGETAHLEsstat, pa,oe, are
Jfcy and Lone island Receipts Hight. and choice
GRADES are rather firm ihou-h n,t active Sweet potatoes
and weak CauiGower' iI light supply and sc"dy Nor.
folk peas pcrt, and dun. string beans In fair
Island r. bull 52dt . DC Jey per sHc s :; 55@
81 snIa yer Dbl 81 soas 81: do vlnci,od extra fancy
,rr 6 - ,c 90 N rcr bo Ia 81 ' do ,c
S oM' rr GG ri 25r:i 90 DO Ea:tcn whi:
ys" "s'S per d" hb s' 8 5oSsl o. State and
We t. n Yellow. 81 5cesI g! ca9e,%sc' XeT,I,rssy
I% onu ' Sand FER 100 81 75a42 Tomatoes. Monmouth
ccrny per- rI' "z 'pG iasd s snpsow nrr pr
i 2?i So DO %,For pr nj" SsS. a.. cGn !1rsy
j.. Turnir-. Ianadian. Russia. per- bbl. -.
do Lcns ',d and 49,. - d, we,0 r'c cT, ,r,
and sound dozen root sod ioc do State Western.
IS% e. GOOD IFS 1:n rot . 'S2 s; Pea ssr
s P:nr per ' pr s TO- SET So ""s SOUP
zoe. Sitting beans. long Island. per bag. siasi %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-17

s2Gss 25 DO extra s. ss 81 so do family 50 lON 4o
winter wheat patent. g 1898 s.; spring DO ~ 10
QA 10; do straight 81 15qA Wheat .1. steady at
red 63Iss,.c: stock 1882 bush: sales. 200 bush:
milling wheat by sample. 6j4i65c. Corn weak; mixed
spot and October. i5$.446c; Eoyem6er 46c ASKED od
bush; white by sample. 53t5ic; yellow DO. 1871
5Oc Oats quiet and inactive: No white Western,
2jaq36c: No mixed do. $iaM34c o stock; 1885
in good demand: good to CHOICE timothy, NSnslo
Grain freights quiet steam to Liverpool, per bush
22n3d; Cork for orders per quarter - 80; cotton
visions firm. unchanged. Butter very quiet; cream
cry fancy 29c do fair to choice. 25n21c; do mita-
ton. DC Eggs steady. 1ec: nearby. zoe. Cofee
steady: Rio cargoes-fair lyc; No I. lSs4c Sugar
9isc. Whiskey unchanged
Boston, oct. 16.-Markets quiet.
Buffalo, oct. 16-Spring wheat opened weak.
closed strong and higher. Sales. 1900 bush No
hard spot 65i,c; 500 bush No ! Northern spot,
G5c. 1900 bush do. csc; 5000 bush do, &c; ZOO
bush do 66isc: 500 bush do G6isc: 5000 bush No
Northern I. 637sc afioat: 1900 bush DO. TO be
shipped Gi2.c; closing-No hard spot size do
81. GG5c. Winter wheat opened weak, lower. Sales,
: ears No red. G2i2a65@lc car do. 6Sc; l car
No red. G2c ear No white. 62igc; closing
No , red. CSC bid; No white. o42c Corn opened
i2c lower, closing strong. Sales. 1000 bush No
yellow. ~, i2i,c 5000 bush No corn, hi2n42c;
closing-No yellow. i?'.c; No 2 4a.c store oats
bush No white store. 52i2M52A.c; cars No
mixed. 3iac track. Barley dull and weak: West
ern No l. 65H6Gc; No =. JJN6}c lower grades. asa
Doe. State. 6su70. Rye nominal No. ?. 5lc. Flour
straights 81 5asj So Rye flour, sSasi IT, Mill feed
quiet unchanged. Canal fre!ghts firm; wheat, &c;
corn 4s.c; seed. SC to NewYork.
Chicago. oct. l6.-The leading futures ranged as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-17
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Oct lG (SpeciaD.-The whole wheat
trade here counted confidently upon Wall Street
dumping out to-day a long line which 1t has been
Juggling for a month. and which now shows bav
loss Local scalpers were so certain that this Wall
Street selling would take place that they started
a furious selling just soon as the market opened
But the NEWCOMERS surprised the wiseacres. II
Wall Street did anything. 1t bought little more
Wheat was very weak for the first fifteen minutes:
then began recover. At night prices were higher
than they were Saturday. December opened al
63sc sold between 62a,c and 6l.c and closed Sc
May closed 13.c to l2c over. The increase In the
visible 1864 eco bush, was about half much as
cxpects l. The local stock, 9,3I3.0oo BUSH showed
decrease for the week of 10000 bush. Minneapolis
and Duluth had l.lS2 cars. Chicago had zJ2 against
Go last year: tne estimate for Tuesday was go
Linn. a prominent local operator, covered good.
sized short lire.
Corn was Unexpectedly firm. being moved chiefly
by sympathy with wheat Car lots were large S2
the estimate for Tuesday l0jO The local
stock coo bushels, showed a decrease for the
week of almost 10000 bushels. important help
to prices. The shipments for the forty-eght hours
were I.oSs.00 bushels. more than double the re-
ceipts. May opened at iois sold between ic4 and
Az and closed At N2sTni2 cents; charters, g7NA
bushels The news on oats was decidedly bearsh--
increase in the visible supply Of l.2000l) bushels
receipts OF :3j cars: IL estimate for Tuesday Of
i0 cars. But the marie; acted the other grain
market did-after weakness at the opening. rallied
and closed strong. May sold between 50is and 3g.
and closed at 30i.fi30ss cents.
Provisions were dull and weak early: firm at The
close. They were chiefly affected By grain. There
1900; prices at the yards were lower.
on the curb puts Gle December wheat were
63ss: calls" 6ii2 cents. Puts" on May corn were
as; calls" AIS cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-17
The opening range and close to-day and closing bids
Che preylous night and last year follow:

Market closed steady Transferable orders issued at
g. IS Total sales 81, 600 bales.
New. York spot sales today and last night For con-
sumption bales total, 5oG bales spot market quiet
middlings o10c, which isc higher compared VITA
Total net port receipts to-day. 5o7ls bales thus
this week s6.627 bales. Exports today Great b ail,
1889 bales France, s.2s5 bales Continent 1870
bales Consolidated port receipts far this week,
SO 027 bales exports s74 bales France
SIS tales Confident 47oG6 bales; Dtal. 7os.o1S bales
stock, 65l ,36S bales.
The exports OF cotton from tho United Stats during
the month of september were 170917 bale. against 1s
S96 bales for thu corresponding time ago The Total
value Of the exports wac sesis "a against 81
United Kingdom against 1858 bales last year The
largest shipments from any one port were York
1880 bales against 81 20! bales last yeaG New'oTls,ns
iool cables-spot cotton lair demand freely met; prices
900 bales; American $500 bales receipts. 7oco bales
az sdyanee INN at TO 44 adtace Janu
ary-Februsry s39 TO 40; february March 4f1v March
April. 4i3s; AprilMay, 444 to AS MayJune, 4iG 70
Az: October. 429 20 4i0 October November. ABS 10
November December 43sb: Decsmbr January. 1873
439. NewYOrk receipts s621 exports Continent.
bales: Britain. Is bales; France 435 bales
forwarded 393 bales sales SOC bales all spInners stock
49, .s72 bales.
Quotations based American standard Of cassih
cation cotton In store running IN quality not more
than half of a grade above or below the grade quoted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-17

s. s0ass Isl do do straight. s. ss SS Winter bal:
s st4s,ss 8 sSSss s 49, So pats ssar
syivana Buckwheat -four dull and ower u unde;
Wheat-Market opeEed weak and declined ic undo.
general pressure to sell and light demand for ex.
port; No red 9etobsr s.aSlc; November So
quoted at SIC for No Pennsylvania Corn-Option
market sn hrmer but no speculative trading
dull and weak. with moderate but ample supplied
No 2 mixed. October and November. $3.50 sac:
weak prices OF both car lots and options declined
lzc; No white, October. 35isa.6lsc; November and
Desember s5ss, &C. January: s5Aa$sc Butter duh
soc Eggs quiet and steady; Pennsylvania iirstSS
part skins, 7Nsl5c. Sugar-Refned firm and IN
fair demand; cubes 57sc lozenge l5-lsc; STANDARD
&c. se Crystal ssin!s
5%c; double refined diamond "a" 5lsc CONNECTION.
ers a She; red St star S%s; Keystone "a"
star &c" 7lsc; No 10, ssc net: No Il. SIC net
per ton Petroleum steady; refined in barrels, 5ioc
st. Louis Oct lS 90 dull Pa n q a G
sS5ra fsn'yi amy fsnc rye o o S ShSss
Bran quiet. Sales-East track, car bulk at sc;
5 cars sacked at Sc Wheat higher October closed,
69ib Corn higher: October closed. 25,6c; December
SAC; year. 1850 bid; January. 355sc May, SIG.
Oats d PsSoeE s s SGyS s %
on orders SIS IS. Lard-Prime steam. 9i4c. Dry saI(
meats-snoulders 1Ac; longs ss and clear ribs sc
.sssdy e st s S s9sr da M Esn T an;
KANSAS as and NeSraska-ai naiasc; coarse.
l2al3c: light, fine. HAZE; heavy 9al0c. Texas
coarse 13l14c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-17

8 5, at - o. 10 Sat, sheep % ,a7
do 'e 81 r. at 81 p. d. 81 ~ at 81 IS "a do ~
"a so ia do 80 N. az - s7 2o4 pennsylyania DO 60
ws.tsrn DO - az a. Is i5 q "a 40 ao g d.
n at A. a. q 5: so5 ID do. 81 f H. at Is IS So
nnsy sana do Il n at q -; ~ Western Do 81 H.
4 PennsyV"%ia sheep i25 ,,@ az - e n At
% 3D. Ns 81 dr. Il r. at >. Is ia do 50 H.
o5l Kentucky do IS ~ at - IS ia indiana do CO ~
lo Buffalo DO 81 ~ at = 2lS I 90 sn 31eiB
ct s3 so; 100 Buffalo do - ~ at So l9s Texas do
IS ~ at So 50; 03 State do so h. at % 90 20 DO
s. Judd & Co. 40 West virginia lambs. 90 n, at
81 1876 do 20 10, at - 3I2 do o. 10 at - -;
g Do 70 n 9. - G2 p DO 81 y a. a. - 80 do
50 n at ~ So 65 do, 80 ~ at 80 rs; do, 1o3 N,
at s.; do. 100 n, at - 50. ,..,. o, ~
a. S :. * 1919 DO s. at 81 Virginia do 81 ~
at a POI Kentucky shssP 81 \, a n 49, a. 8. TO- 81 do
50 H. at 81 4O "A State sheep 81 II, at s3 12a Il DO
Newton Sillett: 1877 Virginia lambs g n, at
81 jO 100 state sheep and lambs % H. at - ~ "a
Indiana sh .s 81 H. at 70 20; o. "e'' ''S"' w.
o. S. sasdcrs: I27 State lambs 90 NJ at - 80; s25
DO. % ~ at >. 80; 50 state sheep SO H. at 70 'o;
IiOos-Receipis we're So cara or 900 head.Ss ears
at Iorteth.st and 25 at jersey ty About ears
state hos we.e 90 o" s s 100 er s sS heavy to
choice light hogs. including pigs. -, a.. - -.
sacs-S sanders: - stat hogs l72 n ay s,n a.
& 20 per leo , u no. AZ % a. d. $40 3d. at
). Judd Co.. % state hogs 1874 10 at - - ,co no.
Iso H. at 81 20 1855 do 2o6 n at - 81 DO s:o igo ~
20 ID 90 do S $50 r. at IS So do so7 r. . 80
Io eS STATE STATE P H6s go
d0 sz +. Nelson Is no state hogs. 2s3 m. at o..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-17

MErALS-IRON-Th Plttelurg iron market Is in he
fcaureosS condition which has been for some
time past. little material Is being produced fom
thf mills few and far between. but while
prices appear a shade lower the volume OF bust.
Is small make IL almost impossible
OF the true state Of the market Value, largely
matter o. private between BUYERS and 7cll-r.
g9used the desire II the holder part with his
product. The sales rep re1 about 500
OF muck har s2l 30. Report from Wheeling Va
be unimpro,ed The weakness in prices previously
Noted still continues and orders placed nca'lv all
for small amounts The gre,tr tart Of the mill. er"
working. but up TO their full capacity. Phi
range In the neehbohood Of $40 but rs has been Tho
what on large lot".. sPELTER- Market closed
at IS 90 Tor November and December aid s3 80 for
January Transaction. amounted 10 carload spot
50 90 IL announced that during the last fortnight
IIgit ehPoccnent~ close IJOO for sp'cr be
shlppco 70 ruroyc have lon made The shipment will
DC nripcilay from Atlantic ports hut part Of II will
" IRON He~Drlcans. The 1t Louis speltcr market T.
uuh ana lending toward weakness. The market Is
quoted nominay 80 10 o,, and q 70 for large
10y .CVritR-The market closed dull November,
~ co.; LEAp-Maret closed weak October and
mo.empsr 20 80 December ~ 30. The 1t LDui- lead
market +, IS reported very dull g 30 for devrzcd
ana u.s. 20 ior soft Missouri. .TIN-Market closed
h a1ieI put Arm spot and Oetote $50 80 BID Novem
y, son ny r,heaefons amounted 10 20 ols spot
Metal Esena TIE fSewns cables we rssevcd By hs
warrants closed A2s %; Niddesboio. OCTOBER 1e-No
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-17
Total for all ports ...


ise Nc at q Ter iG s4 r. "a O. I d. at &
2; % . q" 90 K (; dS i'3 IL i, 2, d. Ios a
4 at e y go ,s SS 1910 r a, - 20 d. 1890 r.
Is DO laS at 500 50 do i5es 81 at a. - s p
s. * d oI ITO ' a ' 20 do 49, 5' at az
30 /: % 'sI' P g 90 II 49, Al 90 q q % s
ISss n ,,G at ~ 3, 60 DC nI lco a., % 10 stat
=, 3 80; - cows. NJ ~ Il 60; ID d. s77 n az
Tsr'Gs sa ca' t. p Hsn's,Ay ,'sr lsgs r.
= s5 i do i7e a q ~ i Ksnackr do d. II ie5 3
SG h Il 81: s 10 10 d ,dn s q. s. /: s. 10 so State bulls
q 9 90 oS1n 49, 81 :7s at Il 8; 8 $685. do 1920 ~ at
20, sander = Col%ndG , IA ~ At % 20; - DO
i2o5 H. At $ 20; 10 DO 49, X az - 10; o1' no
DO ~ Sas - ~ at '@' " ~ 81 ' 10
y. rGod'~Itl: chlcas" steers. 1891 n at 50 do
iGs 90 is DO iss :. 3; 70 " IS do Ii rr
n. q, 20; 90 do l:ci N. at 81 Is; oxen. lci5 N.
~ sh.rman; II Chicago steers 1924 n a, s.: II
s. Judd & Co: bulls so7 n, at 50 So 3 cows. $50
sehambere 90 Chicago steers. 1902 n at 6. 10; %
A. Kat: 20 Western steers 1I75 N. at sso7a; ss
q: DilIcrback 2 bulls. So ~ at 50 80: 7 div cows
MIc cows-Eepocd r.Gcipt. SO head trad.
head 70, .s s"mT9n to GOOD cows ,al,e, included.
wen, aImct to b"t,hrrs Trading slow but prices
wanted Common to prime walls old at s5dss per 100
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