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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-12
the rooms Of the old High school
building next SATURDAY..

the rooms Of the old High school
building next Saturday.
Charles II. Lippincott. cashier Of
the r.. !. K r. road. is recovering
from his protracted illness. and ex-
poets to resume his duties again in
n short time.
Miss Trips first dancing class
for beginncrs-willm meet Thursdays
Mt AIS in X. r. hall. Second after
noon class Fridays at i:!5. Evening
class Friday Mt $ p. m.
A groundlcss report has been in
circulation the past few days Ct the
existence of small pox in Rock Island.
Health Commissioner Eystcr makes
the gratifying statement that no
such ease exists in the city.
". J. Hall. the Cathedral organist
OF this city. has had very flattcring
offer from the managers Of Angus
tana college. Rock Island. to take
charge of the organ instruction Of
that institution.-Dav Demo
craf.
The BOYS brigade will give an en-
tertainmcnt ut the First NJ. T.. oh urch
on Thursday evening. There WILDE
drill. entitled 1.-The Charge Of the
Light Brigade" and ..hoop drill''
by Is girls. under the supervision of
Mrs. j. &. Jacobs. There will also
he vocal and instrumental music of q
high order.
At n meeting of the Iowa and Iii.
nois District Medical association.
held in the rooms Of the Davenport
business Mems association yestcr-
day. papers were read Ivy Drs. Craw-
ford. of Davenport. and Plummer. of
Rock Island. Both papers were sub
iccis of lively discussion among the
physicians present.
Jay Gamble. the popular skater of
Moline met with an unfortunate ac-
cident in that city last evening. He
was driving n rather fractions horse
hauling n load OF lumber and one OF
the boards happened to touch the
horse and he started to run. throw
Ing MIR. Gamble to the pavement
with such force rs to break the left
leg above the ankle in two places.
At the home of the brides parents.
DIR. and Mrs. James Cozad. at Rey-
nolds. yesterday occurred the mar
ria-c of their daughter. Miss Clara
j. Cozad. TO j. W. :. kceZcl. of Nam
sas City. Rev. Johnston. of Edging-
ton. performing the ceremony. Ii
was a brillian, nuptial event. being
largely attended. and the happy
couple lief, last night for Kansas City.
their future home. attended by the
hearty congratulations and God
speeds of hosts OF friends.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-12
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH,
New York Financial,

NEW YORK, Jan. II.
Money On call easy. OIerc. at l per
cent Prime mercantile paper 3,se4s per
cent. Sterling exchange firm with a-tua;
business In bankers bills at ~. ISL. for
demand ami 4,aGts''. Tor sixty days;
ss.1s>it..
si,ves certificates, ce5.c bid; no sales: bar
silver. G.7-
United states bonds. IS regular. HE'S: do
s. coupons, III, do IS. "a. Pacific Us oi '95
lu.
New Nors Grain and and Produce.
NEw YORK. Jai 10.
Wheat-Niarch. cais8c@ac: May. .lssdfis.c.
fyc-NOminsi. Corn-Options No. :. dull
tut steady. MarclI.F3ssc: May. .si.c. Oats
Options No. dull. track white state. So, TIC:
track white western. :.,asuc. Purk-Firm;
Ecw mc--. si3..5. family. Si5.ostI5..s. short
clear, sla.5o liza. lard-t irm: rlme western
steam. ss.s.is hid.
Chicago Graia and Produce.
CHICAGO. Jan. III.
Following were the quotations on the
Board q; Trade today: Wheat - January.
opened ei@4c, closed Gle; May, opcne.
"F'Ic. closed G..-. July. o.'.c. closed
s'l.c. corn-JsnuIry. Opened 3sl.c. closed
.. a.. Mag, opened os3s-. closed 3,i-c: July.
opened .'tsc closed :.ssc; May. opened ;oysc,
closed 3rlr: July. opened :>.sc. closed .ssic
/ Pork-January. oIen.d sl3sL. closed sla.sJ
/ May ogencd s!3-1. closed Si3tl Lard
January. opened ss-2i ciosct, Ss....j.
/ Praduce: Batter-Fancy creamery, ~ q &c
I par H.. fancy dairy. 2i,g:,c. packing stock
| l-'tlsc. E-Es-tr.,h stock. Uc per dozen
cold storage. i.aI5. Dress Fouitry-Chick.
cns-sssdsc per Ia: turkeys. sr.ac: ducks
| sfllnc. geese. .aar. Observation-Disclosures
..sia5c per tr: H.5rons. 81 ,E5,c: Rose. lO,th,c
MIXED lots. i5dti:c. Apr ics-Fair To choice
z = = n
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-12

EDR SALE-TUGEE SHOW CASTS z.
l. quirc at oiicc Of Rock Island Plow Co.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-12
A MYSTERY OF bReAMLANo.

While the Doctors We're Helpless . hey {
Vision Effected HIS Csrc.
In Savannah, No., last June, Thomas,
tho 11-year-old son Ct farmer named
Alexander Gilpin, was stricken with
rheumatism Of the right side aud leg.
The pain was 20 severe that his parents
were obliged TO keep anything from
touching the body or limb. Drs. Mar
tin, Kerr and Jefferics of Savannah
could do nothing to stop the pain. On
Thursday, Dec. Z, he fell into what
seemed to he trance and could not lie
aroused for some hours. When he fin
ally awakened. being unable to talk.
he wrote on a piece of paper TO his par
cnts that he had seen his two little dead
brothers and sister. he said they told
him to send TO certain field and ut a
particular place to scrape away the
snow until they would find bed of
moss. and under the moss bunch of
roots, which they were to bring to him.
The doubting parents yielded to his
entreatios, and going to the place found
everything as the boy had stated. They
brought tho roots home, and the hoy
told them how he had been instructed
to prepare al ointment with them. The
ointment was made and applied tic the
seat of pain, the result being that the
next day tho boy left his bed. He can
now walk as well as ever.
These facts are vouched for by .. J..
Hurley. the editor of the Savannah
Democrat. the physicians, and all IF
Gilpin's neighbors. Joseph mo. }
Dispatch in Chicago Herald.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-12
intelligence Column.

THE DAILY ARGUS DELIVERED ATYOJ
/ door every evening foi i0c per week.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-12

Eo9 SALE-FNE FARM IN MADISON
y cou"ry. iowa g. P"~ing on, IN ives
Fifta, street Des Moincr, Iowa.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-12
The 1oeal Markets
saAfN, eru.

Wheas-eoc.
Corn-Ncw. 3slct..
bate .sisf9.c
IIay-11mothy, sa7 SO; upland. 20 Sss; .ivusn
se1ys: hsl.d. s5gsG.
stra~, S.Gss.
PRODUCE.
Bn,ics-rair 70 choice, ct0s.c; creamery, &C
EeRp-frpsh, &c.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. dressed, SC; tnrS cys. dress
cd. ioc; dncs' Gresscd, s0iYs geese, sUIOc.
pwurF AHO vssHfAniIs.
App,se-ts O0ssC.o0 ?cr bb
fotat0ce-GsEse
Ouione-sir per bu.
Tufnips- 5)c pcr bu.
LIVE eGorE
Csffie-Dutehesp pay for enu seo stem
S1Ake; cow and 6eifcio. 3h-e5xe caves
S6se
Howp-lVe8r.
Shecp-SHcDskc
Coai--Sov, io0iit hars. Sssa.
w0od--Coed. sA.W; sawed, s.oaE ..
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-12
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and Improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health Of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup Of Figs
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of a perfect lax
ativc; efiectually cleansing the system,
dispclling colds, headaches and fcvers
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval Of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
ncys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by ali drug.
gists in soc and 81 bottles, but I. IS man.
0factured by the California Fig Syrup
70. only, whose name is printed On every
package, also the nanne, Syrup of Figs,
and being well informed, You will not
accept any substitute il offered.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-12

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. I:.-Theodore r.
Baker. for twenty-cight years paying teller
Of the Consolidation National hank Of this
rity, confessed - President James r. Wat
sou that during the past twenty years he
has stolen more than Ell. go. lie was ar
rested and held In si3,UU0 bail for trial In
February.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-12

EOR RENT NICE ROOMS NEWLY FUR
nishcd, with or without board. Apply ISL.
xih avenue
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-12

Taxes are now due and payable at
county treasurer's office. court house
building. Bring last years tax re-
ceipt. EDWARD BAKERSFIELD,
X. {. CLARKE, Deputy. Collector.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-12

1850 20 QoeRe wl lenSee

IueSe 20 a0eaeUl. lenseS
Are the result Of years Of scientific expec.
lmcntinG. and arc now placed. owing to
thetreuperiority. preemfnently above 0veeY
!, TkcS arc scknoWiedeed 81. experts to b
Tho 1nese md most perfectly constructe6
Leneeo and are peculiarly 0dspted
lions. A trial d the nelo9 viii cS1vin0o
ycH they are u ~ eEnsG
For sale by T. II. THOMAS, Drug.
gist and optician,
Eyes tested free Of charge.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-12

The Hon. John F. Smith, of West
minister. Nd. Judge of the circuit
court Of Carroll county. Md. says:
IL have used Salvation Oil for rheu-
matism. Its effects were prompt
and lasting"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-03
Nr,v vopx nAuY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, NOVEMBER D. Io9

Ifcat markes to-day SGS 6S3 bush 0ncludlng III
caso bush. nearly all wnics) against s3lU- pus
las, year; winter 1858 bush. against IA $40 bush
hoard receipts 173a07 hush. against lE'7S bush p%'
"a 2a bush aga 76o bush exports. 81 $50 pu
against l26 bush Sales Of cash wheat were loace ~
ed ON private terms and chicken feed. ~ the
close No quoted lc under December IN st,
No hard l0izc December devered ARD No NORM
arn So December. lecember closed at oVH.c
tORN-There quite firm feeling In the corn MARI
al ,he opening the talk about wet weather N.s'
nueninr iac advance which was quickly nH' anu
dragged until the Close Wh'h prH's w.
nm, mn again market leaving or AT about the best
,,ric.s Of The day. ,aasc net rse Part OF the
strength seemed due TO sympathy Wi,h Wh'"t am
rr 10 the prospects Of moderate arrivals al IN" primal!
The talk about the NOV ement OF new corn S"'9
ess determined belief in heavy arrivals. ana no" 'l-
huls are claiming that there viii be no movement 81 ,
rortance until January. Cash corn was dul, but n.in
car no established grade, 3sc at the clos NJ
in IS quoted and delivered "lc
the market for was sofn""hN 'Nui
soritod \ there rather nrfn tone VIZ
Inc demand. howc'er. easily filled Later IN syupa'S
balance % the st the marker again ihl'"'
There buying the interior movement; i'i ~,
,aik about decrease in visible supply Monday. -
ferings were ghf the close quiet at ABOUT IN"
host figures the day Sc decline 20 i4c aiNan'e az
oats quiet but little niner Sales were ~" p"
No a, 900. a32c elevator latter N"w-io rk ehtia 90
s0oai quoted 33a4 G34c delivered, loVo busn NO
white. 3Gs.c. 1900 bush so white 3's ana o"" nus
track white AZ 3.d4O BARLEY Market firm; pu"tc1
81 III aG.c FOR No Milwaukee and 60aG4c for ungrads
Western .MALT-Market steady: t1o-rowed state ~
7oi.c. six rowed T5d-Ic. SEEDS Market llmt'
covers.ed quoted at S. 75Ts? ~ BUCKWHEAT-
Market dull at 55G5Tc silver and nC'c for JhIan''e
Ne give for comparison he closing prices o, the pre-
vious day and for the corresponding date last wear;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-03
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO

,.to,r, Nov > tspeclan.-Whcat to-day WIS nm
. >.,, York was on the selling side p''
-, =. "a. sold between 52'sG53h ana cloS'' " ~
, va, kept about a. cents premium IL" w
,.rco. were manifold. Gables were hrrn; ""'a' on
.. ,i.a,,,ces made total OF about 4'o"" ""'''
-. -oce,,,. were 10000 less than last year -
. ,r.dtc,el tina, the visible would Increase neN' '
,. loss than 100000 bushels. against an Increase "
,r . oso,no bushels year. The trade se'"''a " "
,..ot I, locked az II N~w-York tri'd 10 s'NP III
.t, an the bear side but the nrmnes' was ''' ",
80 ~. New Yorkers-they had to cover NJ loss ~
.,,.. business was done here however no charters
.a nd. Minneapolis and Duluth had sV oaIs y
,,,s, ,-G las, wear There were IN cars mere -" "
fnat-d Dbl tomorrow ,A- ,hrouyhou. ,h.
~, TIE was A lot u realizing by New-fors an!
Ms INK. N. price sharply In the first hour
t 'i,s. there was n second rally In sympai'y WIZ, VIZ,
hcat Nav opened n IN sold bet we.n 81 anu o. ~
-, n, An. cents Receipts were ia cars ue 80
No.. ~ q, morrow 20 No sales Tor sflpine"' "e'e
-. no charters were reported -,
os,s ,yer. dull and inclined 10 be weak A oreaK' n,"
o,.~ was prevented by the strength OF corn NAY
n.nl M 3c-. sold between ga and 3-'s anu ooSu
rio r,rk.rs we're sellers OF provisions The hog re-
.,rfs "a $40 head overran the estimate for Saturnab
,.nt.l by the OF and wheat Frices keP'
within narrow In most Instances the close w As
about ~ Thursdays last prices ~,
ON the curb puts December wheat closed a, 80.
calls ~. cents rus May sold At '. calls 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-03
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

- NV Yerf g; No, ,,,, r., ? is. 1885,
.aaEEcs H Er +, s s" oi e'p' TO- lo aai
G rr ~ cars To- De sid Tier Vas air ai,~ndana
buyers ana vim fa'oral" Weather Thor" -, d.
:, whir prices wrr. higher. sellers w. 'na',
No choice or e,en good bcercs Oh alc Inferior fair
d q, 81 2s@s4 20 pc 10" n esc ., "n
s.nS3 -. bulls AZ - -, df cow ~ - z'H>' -
Ciiy dressed naive sides NOR" a,N" az 't'o Tor com
ai.c roavs cab~ ad,ic~s quote American steers slow
y Liverpool IN hea,y sappics ana prccs wax at "a
cludo 'co ore Of beef On IN" I.ncinia 10 Liverpool
Son also Ia caitlc 800 rs If heel for Schwar
schd q Sulzcrrcr on the France 70 The am. port. ~
j. u sherman on The Gr"can ier Glasg'~ 10 rs'm t
smith Ind 500 Sheep for u IT, sherman ON Hindoo
ca,iIc Hun ana On The Aeclo ~ c,tte to Lon.
dam 500 N,lson Morris. making the total ship
muda shipments. 272o cai,le ars beef 1900
snIcs- sherman & culver: 10 Illinois i2!5 n ay
81 20 Il" ~ 2ic do l2s7 ~ at $, 81 ,o 10
s. TO- ID No. il5@ n at s. 10 q Do. us, n. a, :. 10
vi pS ia" "sl -S 4 so : H. l." at & 20 -
d. III i H. an 81 49, ' ~ Go TIT 7o a., $ !" d.
iI;c T. a, $500: - DO iliS H. At - - ,,.o -,
s. 40 d. 1900 n a' - ~ do Ia2e II. At - - 10
do a3 H. at s. TO- DO o' iG a. 81 20 d o 81 o'
n at 81 30. - state d. 1913 IL. at ~ 81 II Iun al
Rrnud" Ky d" lo r. at s. ~ &c., 20 H. at $ IT, =
st."is and oxen 1866 No. - / stag 1910 H. at ~
cows. oa H. q - -: d. 77G N. at 81 n: Il, ssl
III. ~ 81 -. II do SEQ ~. at 81 .,
: Sanders: 10 Illinois steers I227 NJ. 81 81. II d.
l2cS n. At 81 20; l. do 100 H. 81 10. 10 Indiana
lliG II. 50 -. Virginia l221 ~, 81
~ do. llc> H. at :; -. II Ohio do 100,
ID. ~, H. ~ 81 -. Virginia DO i2n H., .
d. l2i3 ~ al 81 - - do llSo ~ AT ~ IL iG,
H. ~ 50 % 1iS1 H. 1T - do. 1880 H. 3.
d. 1870 H. 80. do l3lG n Il 81 -, = cows 80,
H. ~ 81. II cows. ~ H. al - - III do ~ H.
Newton a Co: I Indiana oxen. 1851 No. 81 10 do
li'2 H.. al 81 -. u Virginia do. 1893 H. So
diana COWS. $50 ~ a. 50 - - do. 1901 49, a 50 i2s
J. Shamherg & Son: Is Ohio oxen. 1916 ~ al 81 10
MIl"H COWS Receipts. T. head. all common stock
H"wion q 60 sold Virginia fresh 81. -
: 90 AZ 81 ," each No Other sales reported.
CALVES Receipts ala New York mark-ts $50 head
of which -" Six'i"th-s;. Demand active and prices
nm with sales S50S1 per i'D n for fair
Nehs; 81 2InSI ~ chpic" do :: 75N<2
srass"rs and mixed calves. and - - Western do
Dressed calves active but higher a 7i0isc FOR
country dressed v-as do lie. eil2c
Sales Halenbeck Hollis - Western calves. ~,
al 81 -. ~ cruisers, 2W2 H.. u s. -.
J. T. Nelson: ~ Western calves. 30 ~. ~ <: ~.
NJ collins: p Virginia vca,s. 100 ~. at 81 DO. 10
n AT s.
Hume a. Mullen: yeals. 1872 n. 81. , do I'm H.,
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts u cars. I $50 head
10 cars direct 10 butchers ana II for the market
making with g yesterday. II be- sold
slow but firmly held about unsod at II o'clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-03
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
TUE GENERAL MARKET RkPORl.

<ev-Y York November =. le'4
COT-rOS-The market opened 10 pOin'S co,,on
s,.sn,.,intinr cables The reported storm IN III, .,I -,
LII Together with sensational bulls! htMS 49,, nm
from Orleans. sent thf iVi',s'
noin,s and our market followed WIN an AZ, ~,
o"en,ant was lost there closing VIII i~ernool
49, ~ onlv / point. this weak unih III - bad
80 ,,,rtet lost about points but hel'i .an If
v.ssin@d about poins The tremendous mo ir.rrool
Lelne6 market as iiob,
market steadieT on antlcH'tu
movement Al New orleans tomorrow anu p,air at
,inr offerings The closing tone was siriuh a.
p S1 anal figures Total sales. li~" atrs. avon
.,n1s a, the poris the week are h'dN ,,tn
,''P"ss any The amount N'iiii"e
.ieb, is EST ina ed the way from ''o" q, tbe
iains which is a record breaker lne n, eycaa1
csx, week is thought VIII equal ~,
80, ,.rort saws: THE absence OF hriNN 81 'ric
rstns over the half Of me cotton rts,n ,,r
ns.r was doubtl.ss very faVo-ab" Tor s'cui
..hus proDa excessive idihs ~
", Tho eastern half the cotton region are
t,vo,sh,e The receipts AT NcwO"HnS w. 80 cn,,
as,,mated at III bales and possibly 700 81 las,
1 ,,b II 40 bales last week. and - ny "' ns,
ca halse last week bales last year ~ 1 ne,
&c hsies against 5379 bales last week - ~ asa
- The interior receipts for the W.en o', ,s las,
80, last week,
- Sbinments PSI 100 bales against 3D. 2S
,,,aek 1ri year lh''fl'' h.las
80 against ot,i $50 last week ana 49,
, Rec,ip,s AT ports o1iaN were -" -
ast 20 6 bales las; week 3s.12. bales las, Ss
Ieeceu,s at pors ~ the week t-s-'t ViI.H
o.s haies last week and 33N 40 BAGS l't - RIA. IN.
.t,.n,nr range and clos. to-day. anu V'VS"e ''' "
rropso,,s might an last year follow -,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-03

Galveston. NOV Cotton easy, middlns % low
ridng i5-iGc. good ordinary. llldc net ana gross
iaies Great britain % bales
20 France bales sales. 2sd bales sginners. 90 bal
stock 26 40 bales Wscnly-Nrt and gross receipts.
iui o5i bales. exports 10 Great Britain alto bales 10
France r. l2' bales 70 The Continent. SSf2 bales;
coastwlse 17o bal" sales. .1ti bales; spinners. :"
bales
Norfolk. NOV. cotton steady: miidling. SIC: low
mid ns b. lG.. god ordinary 80 ut and gross re-
Daip- b. bales. exports 90 Great Britain "o21 bales
.I.fwi~- lpG bale. sales 1874 tales stock. 2}.>,H
hii-- st receipts - I3i bales II i5a
bales. exports Great Britain "o26 bales coastwse.
n ..i, liir-. sales. Gu'i> bales.
Nev-p leans. NOV cotton finn. good mildng ji4c.
rliitng -i"e. low miilns ljl1r. good ordinary.
II To-. receipts Ii SOB bales. gross l15l2 bales
exports % the Continent 800 ti".. ccastwi-" o2j
babes. sas 500 bales stock. 300 Ia bales Ws"kl,
Nsf r"'elpfs iii.'s;N bales. gross i3!3l? bal s. cN
ports Great. ii-itn. ~ SS ial So go France so bales
Goo ih" Continent NNjj bales coastw'se. S.13i bales
Sales 90, 800 bales. sl.nufrs. 1896 tales
savannah. Nov. Cotton duli. nomiiailv unchanged
milllne Bic low niltlng l5-i6'. good ordinary.
- net AMI 40 ss receipts. DOB bales exports q the
Continent. 80 bales sIl'l. 80 bales. stock ~!
halr~ Weekly N"' and gross receipts 67'"i bales
ports 10 Ga" Continent 'lbjD bales coastwise. 1881
bh"s, sales. 50 bales, spirn-rs. ~ bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-03

6oiels

,or ., GOOD sheep sold AZ s2a$3 p per i, . cars
binary 10 choic" lan. ~ neidc figure by Newton w.
Dressed mutton better demand , AZ sid more freely
mon to choice quality; drcssen a,.n,cd do Sc
Sai.~ Hume & Mulliu 90 state ",' y, ~ 81 %; ga
NJ. ~ do. 30 10, ~, m
.r,.,iv1na DO H. at 81 90 ~, NJ i i5o H. at
a, 81 -. state sheep. 40 ID "' -
>xv,on & CO.: 37G Canadian lambs ~ no. "a 10 At
;;r,.,,,t."k g TT,fs: aG Canadian laHlps, n, at
&, 20. zoo do - n. at 81 -, - Nj. Sa aSii ''
:, 81 -, Western sheep. % Ii. M y " :, -. &.
- r-ny,rn. 2l5 Michigan lambs " ~ a. ,c, do
lad a CO.: 20 state lambs 40 ~ e. q" - io3 N at
"a >, ~, e. ~ II sheep. % H. at -. - co. IVA 49, "
=, t,a,.,, sheen OF ~. at 50 10:
t4s InJana lambs 10 n. AT 81 s.'. . ,a -, 70 state
i4 'ean1ers 3G state lambs. 81 10. al ~ a. I" '
snr'p ~ H. e. ~ Sherman; 25l Ohio lambs Ga 10. Al
81 G2iz. -. ,.., oc y, at 81
,fncs pe..tfs ~ ears. 3"i' he.I, ~ ,'ou,1ry
'',i,' N,rk. steady at - N>,n>" i" 49, >
had i'1 ," ON hevv supplies and selling at ''s" .
Tor n'"', i,rb Yesterday: 40 siae PIGS loo ~
az 4, =, 10 ,,.r 10, ~ DO. - IL. at -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-03

p,o,to Nov . -ca,tle- Receipts last y h"nts, n.
had. ,,t,l for week thus FAR. Il ~. 10, - VI
la, y-..k tgiO. consigned through l.'N"' ""ii, f1r
so on sale ~. market opened very Jun, MI and
,o,.,ri,n butchers stock and i"edrrs IT.
YAK Old .,ws 81 1jr>2 -. good ia' ,o.i thua
Tint. last - hours - 80 head. to'ai ID
,r ~ 80. f,r snnD last week. 'l"': ,-n ,'ar
,S.,urn : 30. O., N~w- York 90" on she III LID
L., rn,,.I se.d,. closed steady 10 strong WIN al
N-ilre 81 70 good mixed. 81 ,"HSf -, st :,
a. sil,>t 90 raurh4 .vnSi -. stays >" -"
sh... and LAMBS Receipts last - nouns, - ,,.el
- mus f.r i7 800 for sam" time las, ~
A. 30 consigned through. 200 10 Nv "lH, ,c,,.
~. no Al opening lambs wer" sur le SUI go -
a., INN market c,srl weaker Tor "il .ni,, e. ga,
,.,,. n,.it. lambs a. ga - -. gf1 alt''s xSt
:, he's, mixed shop s. i5ps2 -. extra = - '' ."
- 1,. EXPORTS SGuHi - 49, ,,-t, Mako,
-: In.r,, Nv cattle R,ceints disht ,, f'r@s'
.i, mime t,nsj -. COOL. - 4p>f q" R''l 49, 80
:, Isl rueh fat :. 50r>3 god itf f'"- anu
e, as U0g. RECEIPTS Iglt Demand f''. ,t"-s
80. and steady rnfAd.phas. - i",H - "e' 81 =,
,......l coast iN ifi -
Itx. =, ups @5u>& 80. rough -'..H 500 liz
.,.,ris GAS sheep supply lEi' ..'--.N.
H.. >.,S .HiI - IS 49, iiT -
N.triing-. - -"H>' 10 itiil..
Triton stock Strds chicago. NOV : ",. =, X;
60, i.,l market cor mon in ~ -'
=. -...i.rs ard f.rl efS. s. I+i ~ COWS i'
- 80 ,,it.. - 2if.S, - rDgs l'r'"Ilt7. '''''
49,. ,..,n. heavy. - 350Ni 80. r'iir'n ~, i..i,,
~. choice assorted - .,'"S' w.
,lSS-'s r.,. ;. j0.>l - sheep Receipts l","
d. , market unchanged inferior g. eh'i'' S'"f'"
x
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