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The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1894-07-28

WIthln Inc W WhItH IIlVCF PTNTDNW TimUer
Land Reserve, with view to the modification
of the boundaries thereof, for the exclusion of
lands suitable for agricultural use, and for the
inclusion of lands covered with forest growth
and protecting the sources of streams. There
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN.
That at the expiration of twenty-one days
from the first publication of this notice. or as
dersisncd viii forward his report to theUnitod
States General Land Onicc. recommending
that the boundaries of the suid timber land re-
serve be so changed as to embrace, substan-
tally, the following described lands;
West half township n, range so w; and
town. n. range S, w.
West half town 3 n range Sc w. towns 3
N ranges 81, IS, 50 and 90 w; and cast half
West half town . n range So W; towns .
n ranges 81. So, 50. 30 and ~ w.
wes5 hall 4 tSwn @ and d n EanEe eeons II to t9T97 m in
elusive and ~ to 81 inclusive town. N range
90 w; and town. n. range 81 W, excepting
sections -, :6, 81, 35 and 81 thereof
West half town. $. range 50 W; towns ;.
ranges 81, So 50 and 30 w; and sections q to -
inclusive, town. $. range 81 w.
West half town. . :. range So w. towns : 5.
ranges 81. s. and 50 w; town . :. range 80 w,
excepting sections g., Is and 10 thereof; town
. :. range DI w, excepting sections =, II, ~
and - thereof; south half towns. = 5. ranges w
and SO w.
West half town. 3 s. range 81 w. and towns.
5. ranges IS, 50, 80, 9l, a2 and e3 w.
West half town. 5. range 81 w. and towns.
4 s. ranges SO, 50, 80 and 81 W.
the White River plateau proper, and the tim
bercd lands at the southwark covering the
sources of the Rifle and other creeks tributary
to Grand river. Also the Fint-top region, with
Trappcrs, Marvine and other lakes: and the
| high divide between the waters of w hltc and
Williams rivers.
| This would exclude from the reserve, as
originally constituted. the lands at the north
ward lying in Routt county, excepting those
covered by the Flat-top range; strip, 3N.B
miles. bordering Bear river valley and Egcrin
park: tract, 3Nl2 miles, covering Little Bea-
| yer basin, upon the western border; n tract
3xl2 miles, embracing the low and open coun-
| try lying northward fom the lime kiins in Rio
! Blanco county; and the agricultural lands
| along the White river and its tributaries.
| The object of this publication is to give
| timely notice of the proposed changes in boun-
daries in order that all parties interested, who
either favor or oppose them, may be afforded
an opportunity to submit their views to the
| Commissioner of the General Land Once by
petition otherwise, for the purpose Of hay
| ing the same considered prior to the establish
ment of new boundaries.
| EDGAR T. ENSIGN.
Special Agent General Land Otlcc.
Colorado Springs. Colo. July 10, 1884,.
| First July 2l-Last Aug IL
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Don Cameron and Congressman Sib-
ley of Pennsylvania are the only silver
advocates in the East. Cameron will
suit the silver Democrats who oppose
ultra protection.-Durango Democrat.
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Hoods pills become the favorite ca
thartic with every one who tries them.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1894-07-28

Hello, John ~ said a bystander OF a
Chinaman who was gazing at the danse
du ventre at the NIidwinter fair, "how
do you like the dance 7"
"Oh, belly good, belly good ~
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Boundaries of the White River
Timber Land Reservation.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
GENERAL LAND OFFICE.

WHEREAS, The undersigned. by direction of
the Honorable, the Secretary of the Interior,
has made examination of the lands embraced
within the White River Plateau Timber
Land Reserve, with view to the modification
of the boundaries thereof, for the cNclusi ion of
lands suitable for agricultural use, and for the
inclusion of lands covered with forest growth
and protecting the sources of streams. There
fore
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN.

That at the expiration of tweuty-one days
from the first publication of this notice. or as
soon thereafter as may be practicable, the un-
dersixncd viii forward his report to thcUnitcd
States General Land Oncc. recommending
that the boundaries of the suid timber land re-
The morning call., 1894-09-12
THE STOCK MARKET.

The market opened strong and active Yesterday
ana there. was an advance In the leading north
END stocks. ophir was the favorite aud advanced
uh{lls 1t reached So rs. Considerable was also
doing In the other stocks, and they too showed a
small advance, the market closing quite strong
and healthy last evening.
NOTES.
Silver was lower yesterday and sold down 10
osssc IN New York and 29 ll-l6d IN London.
= ne orr Water Ditch Company has levied an
assessment OF IS per share
'Atelegram announcing a shipment OF bull on
Nal1sd at 81 4,6OO was received from the Bodie
yesterday.
Atlhe delinquent assessment sale OF the Sierra
NeFaaA Mining Company yesterday but 62S
shares were offered for sale.
LOCAL dividends VIII be paid September Is as
I9ilo%s; Oakland Gas, 2Oc; Edison Light and
rover o62sc; Atlantic Dynamite, 4Oc; san Fran
cisco Gas, s5c per share.
The following Official reports were placed on file
yesterday:
PoTosT-West crosscut l. 40 level. has been ex-
Tended 80 feet total length 1911 feet; face in
glartzahd poFphyry o no practical value. The
main north drift. $50 level. has heen advanced SO
'Itet total length 6lU feet: face in porphyry.
amor repairs on air connections under way.
Y HoiLAR-Ihe west crosscut =, IS feet south OF
north line on the 100 level. has been advanced 80
-Ieet; totai length 452 feet face is in soft por-
.pLi? y we nave Completed cleaning aud repairing
Inc north DRIFT 450 level and started a west
. crosscut so tret south OF eur north boundary
lace IN quartz OF low value.
G BCLIIoN-The west drift from the Ward shaft
SZJ Ieyei has been extended Is feet during the
~eok: Total length 1854 feet; face In porphyry and
a AIPHA-Duriag the past week have cleaned out
apH retlrn btred 10 ieet OF shaft beOx the 220
ieNe! total depth of shaft cleaned out and retim-
berdd 335 feet
WAED CONVERSATION SHAFT--The west drift
from w .rd shaft SZU level was advanced ) feet
aurl.g the week; total length, 1864 feet; face in
poFphFrF and seams OF clay.
The morning call., 1894-09-12
Exchange and BulIion
Prndnce AInr.et-


FLOUR-Fair demand. Net cash prices are as
follows; Family extras, So 25a3 35; Bakers ex-
tras. So 1bQ3 20; superfne. 81 55@1 6U bhI.
WHEAT fRklGHTS-Are firm with a fair de.
mand for ships at 26s 30 usual options The char
tered wheat fleet in port has q registered tonnage
OF 80. .5UO, against 1890 tons the same date
last year: disengaged, $500 tons against 10 42O
the way 10 this port. 223,6UO tons, against
2.OOU
wHEAT-Business in futures was active yester-
also quote traction of. No. /. 521aGsas4e;
choice, Sb@S614c: lower grades. 75GsOc p ctl;
extra choice for milling. s7429s5c 2 ctl.
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFORMAL >EssIoN-l0 o'cock-December-
500 tons. 904ac; 200, 9OI4c 200, 9O1ae. May
100. ssIac 100 8sssc; 100. s9l4c.
tons ,903sc; 300. 9014c: 500. y05sc; 12OU, 90Lac.
may-30O, 99asc; 700, 994c; 1O0, 991Sc: 400,
sse: 900, ss1Sc Seller '94 new, storage paid
AFTERSooN EssIoN-December-l2OO tons,
9Ul&c; 1900. 90%sc May-l3U0, $3.50; 22OO,
BARLEY-shipment OF 53.sO7 cts Chevalier.
ysiued at s69, $500, 10 England. Choice Feed is
firm, but dark descriptions are quiet There is
very little call for brewing. Standard Chevalier,
81 25@l z732 = q ctl; Feed. sO@s214e . ctI for
Brewing. S7124s2 1pe y cti
CALL BOARD SALES
INFORMAL SEssIoS-l0 o. clock ber- 200
tons, sSc.
REGULAR MoRNISe sEssIox-December-lO 100
tons, S7$4e: 20O, s77se; 100. sS14c. May-3Oo.
AFTERNooN SESSION - December 200 tons,
SSH4c.
OATs-weak and dull at the decline. New
Oats quotsble SOeNS1 O21h q cIl;
OLD Milling, 81 l2H@I 1712 g cti; fancy Feed,
3 O59l 10 p ct; goOu to choice, 97La c91$l U215
common 10 fair. s5GB5c; Red. nominal. Black
noninaI Gray, 95c9sl; surprise 81 21a9l l74a
p ctl.
CoKN-There is little call for any description
Large Yellow, 81 l71a@1l 20 2 ctl; Small Round
Yellow. 81 271a9i 80; " hte 81 Sol 80 D ell.
RfE-Dui and uncHa auRed at S21lG1S5c y ctl.
y sa e.
Mlapll ,GS-Quoted AT @l6 6OG 90 p tom
-Aotwlthstanding continued heavy re-
celpts Inc market IS steady. the demand being
Seod' wheat Is qnotable at $SC9;2 = ton:
Ss@1l: Alfafa, IS 5O9e SO; Glover, ssG1l / Com
pressed, S79ll l; stock. se@7 2 ton.
SIKAN-Quoted at 509oOc p bale.
MtLbSIUFFS S-Ground aud Rolled Barley quot
able at SIS 50@t9 ton; olcake Meal. sS5 q
ton wholesale and S37 90 lobbing: Cottonseed
Ollcake. $50 p ton; Rye Flour, 31ac D 10; Rye
Meal, Sc 8 d Graham Flour, &c: Oatmeal 4ilc
e 10: Oat Groats, Sc: Cracked Wheat 3lhc: Buck-
whest fionr, 5ci Pear Barley. 414(dss4c v n.
UCkWHEAT-Negected at 9oc6Dsl O5 a ell
CpRNMEAL. ETC--Tabie Meal, 300sISc. Feed
Corn S27@2S: Cracked Corn s27 5OM1S so q
ton; Hominv. 419@4szc , u.
sEEDS-Ali seeds continue duii. Yellow Mus
tard Is quotable at &c D.: trieste 21sc = 10 :
Gsnary.5c z ID; Alfalfa. 1Oc; Rape. l34@2Ac;
DRIED PEAo-NominaL split Peas 5Isc q \,
BEANS-The market lacks life. Values show,
no change. onerings are moderate Baycs are
quotablr at 81 a092 20 y ctl; Small Whites SO 40
~ % p cti; Pima, 81 5Ot9l 10 = eti; Pea 81 so
O. TO- Large Whites. 81 75dl2 40: Reds 40.
Inns, 50 BUGS 20; Hulters, 81 S5@2 for small and
S292 10 2 ct for large.
PoTAToEs-supplies are ample for ali current
The morning call., 1894-09-12
Grain ON Hnnd

NEW HoRK. Sept. II. - Bradstreet's report
shows the following changes in stocks OF grain
last Saturday compared with the preceding sat
urday: Available supply in United States aud
creased 3,9l5 600 bushels; United States and
Canada corn east OF the Rocky Mountains. In
crease 10000: United States aud Canada oat s
east Of the Rocky Mountains. increase 673.000
bushels; Unted States west of the Rocky Noun.
tains, wheat decrease i. 100; atioat for Europe.
$4,000 bushels wheat.
The larger increases of domestic stocks east OF
the Rockies, reported exclusively by BrsdStreet 5.
include $4,000 bushels III Northwestern lnteri or
elevators; III 900 bushels in Chicago private
elevators; PSI 900 bushels in Minneapolis pri-
elevators; $4,000 bushels IN Milwaukee Q
private elevators; 80. 900 bushels at New Gr-
leans; "a 900 bushels at Galveston, and 40. 000
bushels at Newport News.
The morning call., 1894-09-12
Califo1nin Emit Sales.

CHICAGO. Sept 1.-THE Earl Fruit Company
sold California fruit at auction to-day as follows
BartIetta o. 8: kelsey PIums. 6O@65e Mall
aga grapes, half crates. Sl9l 10; Cornichon SOC; +;
Muscat soc: TokAys, 81 80; Red Nectarin es
81 10.
The Earl Fruit COMPANY, New York, sold: Bart
Ietts overripe, 81 5p@2; Gross Prunes 81 200
j 40; German, 81 1901 40.
Forter Brothers Company, Chicago, sold to-day
eight cars of California fruit at auction as follows
Bartlett Pears, 81 55[11 IS: half boxes, 81 200
! %; Onondaca Pears, 81 81 q &c: Duchess. 81 ~
"a l 30: b. Hardy refri1erator stock. 81 AS: over
ripe stock. 6O@Rs0c; Orange Cling Peaches 9Oc;
Susquehanna. soc; Picuuets, late. 81; Japan
Plums So@9Oc; Gross Prunes, 9Ue@$l; German
The morning call., 1894-09-12
MARKET REPORTS.
TUESDAY EvENINe. Semi. l

TUESDAY EVENING, Sept. II
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS
Flour in fair demand
Wheat weaker Wheat freichts firm.
Silver declined.
No change in Barley.
Oats, Corn and Rye continue dull.
Hay in good demand.
Beans very quiet.
No movement in Seeds
Buekwheat neglected.
Potatoes and Onions steady.
Butter higher. Cheese unchanged.
Eastern Eggs advanced.
Honey steady.
Two cars Eastern Poultry in.
Peaches and Grapes weak. Berries firm.
Lemons and Lines still scarce.
Prices fixed for new Almonds and Walnuts.
Hops in bad way.
Hams, Bacon and Lard firm.
Hides and Wool changed
Refined Tallow irmer.
Hogs higher. Beef and Mutton weak.
Grain Bags cheap.
Coffee quiet.
Canned Fruit unchanged.
The morning call., 1894-09-12
FOR PORTLAND g. ASTORIA. OREGON

THE OREGON R'Y NAV. CO. e Nc
i NELL. Receiver. Ocean Div.-will dis EzsS8
patch from Spear-street wharf at 10 A. NJ, for the
above ports one OF their Al iron steamship ps viz :
STATE OF CALIFORNIA-Sept IL, u, Oct 1,
g, Il. I6 -. 81.
COLUMBtA-Sept. 16. 26 Oct. g. I6, %.
Connecting via Portland with the o. f. q n. Co.
system and other divergng lines for all points in
Oregon Washington, British Columbia Alaska,
Idaho Montana Dakota Utah, Wyoming, Yellow
stone Park and all points east and south and to
Europe
Fare to Portland-Cabin SIG; steerage, $8;
round trip cabin, u.s. ''lInire, $50.
Freight and Ticket Office, 19 Montgomery St;
Ticket Office Pa.ac Hot 4 New Montgomery ST.
GOODALL. PERKINS S & CO.. Supts ocean Div.
ltf 10 Market ST. San Francisco.
The morning call., 1894-09-12
Stocks in London.

NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-THE Evening Posts Lon
don cable gays: To-day's settlement increased in
irmness OF tone, South American stocks boom
Ing further. block OF a quarter OF million of
Argentine securities were taken by financial
syndicate from the Barring estate, with call for
more in October. Contango on Americans per
cents were steady to firm without much business.
GIlt-edGe seruriIleS continue rising and the pub
lie gain confidence very SLOWLY.
The morning call., 1894-09-12
oreign Mark ets.

WHEAT IN LIVER POOL
LIVERPOOL. sept 1.-THE spot market is lower
al IS e12d. CargOes are quiet at 23s 6I for OF
coast. 2ss I'd for prompt shipment and 23s Sd for
nearly due.
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the follow
ing Liverpool quotations for o. . Red Winter;
September, IS Sa4d; October. As 41zd: November.
IS 51zd; December As 6L5d: January, As I'D;
February, Is 7 712d; March. As 715d.
SECURITIES.
LONDON. Sept. 1l.-ConsOls lO2 7-l6; Silver
20 1l-l6d; French Rentes, lO4f k5c.
The morning call., 1894-09-12

Prunes. s5@95c; FalIenbsrgs, Sa'@s: half
crates, Iokay grapes sec@sl go; Muscats 55@
soc; Malagas, so TO 75c.
Porter bros, Company, New YORK, sold three
cars: Bartlett Pears, So 25@2 SIS; B. Hardys.
81 550Sl 80; Congress-, 81 10: New Halls
Peaches. S5c: Fallenberg Pums. 75@85c: Ger
man, eO@S5e; Gross Prunes. 81 10; Kelsey
Japans S5c@H2 U5
The morning call., 1894-09-12
E. FOX & co.'s
Louisiana Lottery of Kansas Citv.
- Kansas.
SpeclaIto TurC.1,

SpecIaI 20 THE CALL,
KANSAS CITY, Sept. 1.-THE regular month
ly drawing of E. Fox s Co.'s Louisiana LOTTERY
took place to-day. The prizes were as usuaj.
ne following numbers drew the capital prizes.
'5S, 643, $4,000; 24.SS5. $4,000: 28'7o5
SZ0Oo; "a 9oS. $1,000; 33. .685, $500; 68' '964'
S50ei ll:5l7. $500: 4S.927, 5000; 67'I86'
All prizes caShed In fun without discount -,
1o1o42 Washington street room II. Oakland
or, al rooms 20 aud 81, 916 Market street, San
This month the official list win arrive four
days after the drawing a.
The morning call., 1894-09-12

Tie old form of postal note has been
entirely abolished. A new form of money
order. supersediug the postal 10 te and the
old form of money order. came into use
July l. The new orders are more like pos
tal.no.es, coupons being attached TO show
the amount they carry. The charges for
the new orders range from to 80 cents.
The morning call., 1894-09-12

OMAHA, Sept. -Cattle-Receipts, 1900; one
bunch of range steers brought 81 Is, while there
sales of others at So 50, 81 and 81 05. There
is a demand for good cattle.
Sheep-ReceipIs 100. No market.
The morning call., 1894-09-12


Board-11 Mafket-st Railway, b 3. Al; so do, Al;
$1,000 ~ Bonds, 937s.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Board-25 Hutchinson S 2 Co. IA: 25 Market-st
Railway. Al: $1,000 81 Bonds. Il75s.
Street-25 Market-st Railway, Al
The morning call., 1894-09-12

Raek numbers of {" Picturesaue Cali
fornia" Will soon be hard to get, go
make your set complete white you
have the chance. Ten cents is the cost
of one portfolio 70 Call subscribers.
The morning call., 1894-09-12
NEW YORK STOCKS.

Bonds, Exchange, Money and Railroad
shares.
Money on call easy at IL: last loan, IL: closed
at IL. Prime mercantile paper. 3@51a%. Sterling
exchange duh. with actual business in bankers
bills at S4 S5sl@4 SO for demand and 81 S51
for sixty days. Posted rates 81 S5IaG4 SO and
81 81. Commercial bills, $4 81. Silver certificates,
The morning call., 1894-09-12
Portland's Business.

balances, S96 O26.
wheat-valley, 75@771ac; walIa waua, STA
97Uc r ctI.
The morning call., 1894-09-12
s7n Francisco Meat Mar ct

Hogs sti fFmer all around. Mutton and
Lamb are weak. beer is still in J rye supply.
wholesale rates for dressed STOCK frum slaugh-
terers are as follows:
BEEF-First quality. Sc 2 h: seco>d quality,
4Isc; thru do S1a&4c p n.
VEAL-Large, z(9oc; small, 595c p 10
MuTToA-WeIhers. 4@5c q ID Ewes 3Is0 lc
p u.
LAMB-5@6c z %.
PORK-Lfve Hogs. 5@5Lze ? n for heavy and
medium graiI-fed. and 5G5I4c 2 u for small fat:
stock Hogs, nominal; dressed DO. 612617Lzc p 10.
The morning call., 1894-09-12
General nIerchandise.

BAGS-Cal euttas sold at auction yesterday at
81 371s@4 ~. =. They are weak. Cotton Fruit
respectively; Calcutta Grain Tags, 51ae spot and
4e asked Tor June and July delivery; Wool Bags.
CANNED FRUITs-Aprieots, 81 1901 20 p doz;
Peaches 8 304l 40; Pears, 81 80; White Cher
ries. 81 30; Black Cherries 81 40; Piums, 81 %
CANNED observation-disclosures, soc; Peas,
rEE-nuyers are well supplied and the de
mand is consequently slow. Recent receipts of
Salvador have been unDreeedentedly heavy. Quot
atiOns are: 20t12lc for good to prime Costa kica
lS341l912c y 10 for good Costa Rica mixed
with black beans; 17@l8c y n for fair Costa
Kca; 149l612c for comm. TO ordinary Costa
Rica: 19Gaz z0IAc for good TO prime washed sal
Vador: lSL66, S3Ie for good green unwashed
Salvador: 1880 sc for good blesched unwashod
maia: 2014@ le = 10 for good to strictly
good washed Guatemala; lsh@ls34c 2 u for
dium Guatemala; l41z@l534c = n or ordinary
Guatemala; l21a1 dc = 10 for very inferior TO
prime washed Peaberry; l934@ .O14c for good to
prime unwashed Pesberry.
COAI,-Weltington, SS; New Wellington, eS;
Seattle 81: Coos Bay, s5 90; wallsend 81; Scotch,
81 80: Brymbo, 81 90; Cumberland, Sll 90 In
bulk aud sl3 "A sacks: west Hartley. So so;
Sll@l2: Welsh Anthracite Egg, Ss@99: Camel,
sS so: Rock Springs, 81; Castle Gate, 81; Pleas
FIsHNPscifo Cod is quoted as follows: Bun
dies Sc: cases, selected, 61ac p 10; Boneless
strips 61hc; Middles, 7c: standard Hooks, &c:
Sea right Blocks 71ac; Squares. 7Iac 2 II; Sil-
yer King strips, 715c; Orway Strips. 634 p 10 ;
Narrow Gauge &c p 10; MacEerei, half bbls So
for No. and ss@s 50tor No. 3; Eastern Smoked
Herring. soc p keg; Dutch 90, 9oegSi 25 . keg
HhIte6sh. S1l SO In half bbls anc 81 20 Ia Kits
Tongues aud Sounds Sl6.
NAlLS-Base prices are 81 70 for iron steel
and 81 ) for wire.
OUICKSILVER-S3 p flask.
SUGAR-The western sugar Refining Company
quotes, terms net cash: cube, Crushed, Powdered
ana Fine Crushed all 61ac; Dry Granulated, 5 5hc;
ConfeetiOners' a, 5s4c; Magnolia A. 515c; Extra
c. $3.50: Golden c. Disc: ID. 43se; half barrels
1lc more than barrels, and boxes &c more.
The morning call., 1894-09-12
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP c.

DISPATCH STEAMERS FROM SAN
~ Francisco for ports in Alaska 8 An. 8EfkNBA
Sept. z, ~, Oct. z, %, Nov. &. 81. sA-1sssssas
Santa uz-Monterey eXcursion-Last of Season.
steamer Po mona leaves Saturday. Sept. 8, 4 p NJ,
due back following Monday, A. NJ.
For British Cou umbia ana Puget Sound DORIS
Sept z. and every fifth DAY thereafter
For Eureka, Humboldt Bay, Wednesdays, A. NJ.
For Newport Los Angeles aud all way ports,
every fourth and fifth day, alternately, = A. NJ
For San Diego, stopping only as Port Hartford,
Santa Barbara, Port Los Angeles, Redondo (Los
Ange!es) and Newport, every fourth and fifth Gay
alternately, at II A. N.
For ports in Mexico, 25th OF each month.
Ticket Ofioe-Pslace Hotel, New Montgomery
street.
GOODALL, PERKINS & CO., General Agents
1tf 10 Marker ST., San Francisco
The morning call., 1894-09-12
Chicarn Markets-

CHICAGO. Sept. 1.-THE grain markets were
agirated by the Government crop report issued
yesterday. They were feverish and irregular. but
ended by being strong. Wheat and corn are each
about lz2c higher than they closed yesterday.
Provisions. after early weakness, closed strong
and slightly higher. oats finished lac higher for
September.
The Government crop report on wheat was con.
sidered rather beatish at the start, although the
report on corn was extremely bullish. ana conse-
quentiy iifted the price OF that article and of
wheat also to "a slight extent at the start Wheat
very soon began 10 Indicate by returning weakn
the o inioh entertained by the spectators Of the
Government report.
The market soon settled down for considerable
time into state OF sluggish dullness a within a
sixteenth OF cent OF the price 1t closed at yester
day Ih7 pr mary market receipts showed a
material failing off from the recent average, but
on the other hand so did the export clearan ces
from the Atlantic ports. BradstTe-t's estimate OF
the visible supply knocked the market out OF the
even tenor of Its way in downward direction.
December which had opened from 57j40573sc
soon fell back to around 57G571sc, wnere IL
remained for long me before IL tumbled to
565sc. Bradstreet's reported an increase OF
lie srly 4,OUO 200 bushels east OF the Rockies By
l O'clock december wheat mad risen to 57Iac
The strength In corn helped the MARE and the
close at the TOD, 571ec for December. Corn
opened strong. but the first buig was met by
food OF selling orders which csve dovnwsrd
direction TO the market that lasted until about as
minutes from the close. Then, however, IL rose
TO about the highest price made at the opening
and II closed at an advance OF Isc over yester-
Gay. 9 he government crop report was the chief
news which Influenced the market. but although
] - "oe ma Ndp"oiS Vi any OuL very bullSn I'M
pre- ssion there lots OF corn for sale as soon
/ as he opening bids were made. May opened at
/ b64c. tumbied to 541sc. what some Of the
traders called ''bueket-shop raId' and rose
| again near the close TO 561s q 5614c. winding
! up at 669J61sc as against 555sc yeste terday.
Oats were easier In fee ing, and met with only a
! talr trade he Government report was look ed
upon as quite favorable 70 the bulls but the great
1 influence corn has over tue oats iuctuaIions
| caused the market TO decline after opening firm
/ May started at SIC. soId at 351bGo ta5sc mn 70
! 361se. and st noon was selling az 355k@35T5c
/ W ith the later rally In corn oats advanced Nav
! closing at 3e@361sc. my
Provisions opened firm and then declined on
/ heavy selling by tie packers The late strength
/ III corn caused re lctton and the market closed
hrm. January pork finished sc higher: January
! lard 21ec lower and January ribs sc higher
The leading futures ranged as follows.
The morning call., 1894-09-12
Wood Market,

Posts, &c each; Redwood. 50 p cord: Oak.
Railroad Tlss' 35c apiece for 6xS. 4lc for 7xS
and 45D50o for 7I9.
TAN6ARK-Ground bark, $40 y ton; whole,
Sl3@l4 cord
LSMBER-The Redwood Manufacturers Asso-
citation quotes: No. l Rough. s13@17; NO. z,
s9nli FM; PickerS rough, pointed and fancy,
$40 Sl2 and Sls . NJ; half-inch surfaced aud
c ear, No / S32@36 2 NJ; No. 2, s22@2S p NJ,
Rustic No. l. sl59723: No. 2, $2O@24: surfaced
aud rough clear. No. ]. Sls@22: No. z, sl2@ls;
T. and g., No. l. Sl2: No 2, $l2@l4
The morning call., 1894-09-12

Cash quotations were foHows: FIonr-steadv
| unchanged; No. 2 Spring Wheat 543kG555sc;
No. spring wheat. -: No. 2 Red 54SSM
54Lac; No. Corn. 573sc: Prime Timothy SeeS'
$5 40: Mess PORK > bD. Si4 40: Lard 100
lbs SO 90; Short Ribs sides noosej. 81 qp6S on.
Dry Sated shoulders fDoxed), SO S7l1M7 90:
Snort Clear Sides fboxedl. SS 2 0os 50: - nisKy
dlstillers hnlshed goods. y gai. 81 80. Sugars
Cut Loaf, unchanged: 6ranulated unchanged
Standard A. unchanged.
On the Produce Exchange to-day the Butter mar
ket was firm; CreamerIes 14tR23IAc: Diaries
l3M2Oc Egg. firm al Inn &c