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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-03

Cupp'Dgnnt ieerhins. l1I u. SeGondSs
III. +. Davis, Jeweer, o e. end st
CuppluE Sleeci.iIg. Parier.SJ3 Ntliison
American Laundry, 3D. West Front St
Strong cough candy at Ferguson'a IL
East Second street
The best tea ami coiTee In the city at
hufi times prices at i0l Della ware Ave nue.,
w. ). Moore.
Money TO loan at Davidow & Co q.
All who desire to have II complete set
OF the bore itihe History should leave
their order mt this Office.
IT. SHINING White Pulmonlc naIsem, the
famous throat anu lung remeiy and
hypophosphate OF lung food. 600 king
sttsG0,
Solid gold pens at Davldow ~ Co.'S.
Slmms' iliyer Pts quick IN curl ng
healiarhe. splendid liver stlmullut: be &c
ever made thousands say so. 6O6 King
street.
90 to s y. smotz for all kinds of
fruits and produce Wholesale or retail
East lih street. betweon K,ng and Market
street.,
II YOU want to saws money go to W.
y Moore for your groceries at adj Della
ware Avenue; 1t will pay you to 20 there
and buy ut bard tilnos prices.
Clay wor5tels tong cutlways to order
go. PleTson, the tailor OIL Market st.
Ladies' gold watchesat Diyidow Il Co.'s.
The healthy, wealthy ami wlss nj use
Dr. Simns' White Pulmonc Iialsam.
when troubled vita coughs, sore throat,
lung diseases, NJ, soc and 81. Depot COS
| hiug street
Al who desire to hRva a complete set
OF tie pOte bible History should leave
| thor order at this Office
| Solid gold rings at Davidow 4 Co.'s.
Hats and Mems Furnishings at tho low.
est prleee at Ales5iuks ,dj Market St
i English tfousern9s TO ordar 81. ST and
i g. worth SO Person, tho tailor Oh Mar.
4 ket str OF.
/ Tor iiFst,elass dyoing and securing 20
i to the delaware Dye Works, 2lJ KIM
! street.
Watches repaired at Dlviiow Il Co. 3.
Ilams. terraphs oysters, lobstnrs ESQ
i dinners. iirrt clnss ladies' aud gents
restaurant 707.9,li Shipiey st.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-03

This evening Mr. Harry Schnepf will
eervo IN delicious clam ohowder lunch
at "a King street, where you can ENJOY
quiet game OF ten pins shuttle board, pool
ana various other games. Drop in and
spa lOF Nouraplf
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-03

When In need OF coal or wood. call IN
3d., or send postal card for a ton OF OK.
ira largo pea coal To H. T. Scr reant.
dealer In coal. wood and grain, A lnrve
load OF wnod for Il D. IVES tern oats
haled hay AMI straw. GARD log MaryIa nd
Ave- Phone 5ij. Cen trail olllce, iii and
King streets. Phone $50.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-03

Guaranteed in 7-tuch frames, az 80 and up.
J. a. Zebicyi L. seventh street
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-03

Gushing Monday 7s0 Fourth and Mar
kot streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-03
Removed.

II. r. BOURBON has removal his cignr
store and factory from No. 1 East Soc ond
street, to ). W. cor. Of Second AMI Shlpley
streets. The City Marriott and ruby Gold
cigar u speealtY.
Steam dyeing. securing altering, re.
pnirinG and pressing, Clothing made TO
order. A. j. Person Oh Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-03

Cushing of Maine Monday, $50.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-03

lHb'!ee singers and plantation melodies
al ilanpver Church, Sixth ana King, Fri.
day evening, Nov. ..
New-York tribune., 1894-10-29

s36S1. other kinds,

0sa. ao State per bbl-Beurre Bose ss@s4 other kinds
M 40 ssisxss i5a1s sTs tSn sss
cord ogc large baskets Is do; s ac
sss %1' s hi & aS
fq frde dsr'e Syanse per- Box lemons 81 2'e
So e GaP6 aTE 'nsT n,n. stock GS
larssy in the sd% %e,ST S% %ea aS 'H in
s STs the a rasps a4s s ysrg sasi
and pl dq mt. Smo moYnf frpS pretty we'll
Apples eaporated fancy to sxr" d Common to fair
s@ do sdred Ga6isc lhai9;s cores ana
backberrie 6aoc aPTicots sn sa Gsc Pgos PTgns
size loc peaches unpecl a. the trading to-
day Demand fair and largely M from brewers WE a@
sa,e and Pacific Coast 1894 choice o,@ic 90 E10d
to prime sa9lsc; do common to fair' "a"a'' ''"''
much fresh sS vs5s 9ek un%ns IN fGsay 70
make further mport@nt pgrcssss ssc ,ba ns came in ester
handling Of & car he OF carsS wgsfr Gyer until Monday
& is not very bright the first half OF the Week as
rng ha1 E Stock bought and are compelled let it come
The market may improye nc eDw'io local Ga7c: do
western GNGc. fowls. 6a7c: Old ROSTERS AZ
son" egs SqS s;aSS 5SS' per fresh lots
Gomns G9mng IN steay good many odds and ends Of com com
MON quality have been cleaning up low bg n they ysac
9Gt a" oen rn@dephs aS d. dpcksS
5 @S o. asiSn sSnif and LSSs Island a7 DO We.s;a
s t0c. Eastern geese l4nljc; squads per doz ~
GAMEDcmand fair stock often IN 6aE 9raef ,ynp S, We
ME- Woodcock per pair 75ca$i: partrdges heaa-D1
75casi %; Western drawn 3oaooc gr1uss g ner doz
81 5oa So; wild ducks per pair 'oGms qoS,o@
80 5ocIs mallard. 1'c: other KINGS -vn
venson saddles per ID. 2alSc; Whole n desr' '"''e
r,hirs ner pair 3Od too: do Jacks Coc. ,,, ,,r,dss
>-n Str, ,W-Alarl<et steady for medium grad-s
We aloe: nay prime. per 100 r loa'oc: 90 20 ,9aSoc
", 5i1G5c. shipping soc; clover HH'H 'VH''~'
Iver 4GG .5c; rye stray 3jajjc: oet straw % &C c,,s
poT ,TOF;S AND VEGETABLES pptao"s, 'tua,ri
81. ohoice GRADES steady Sweets dull onions lu',I % @
ynchanged Southern string beans and green pts GEM
Irn"ry rhen of choice quality. Other veg 80
~raiy steady We quote: P,,aoes Long So, 81 ga
- 'xt -5Gs2. do Maine 81 62Wsi ~ do StaIf,
81 do Iersey sINSI 80; swee potatoes Jefy S5 ,oNs5
as DO virginia sas ~ .nia1, Rnesa grnips
Goa & 7c squash hubbard si0s 30 smarr?w bea1
arloson per basket. s2as2 jQ Do Nortok ''%s S aot
green peas. Norfolk. 81 Cgs- i -; ;;oSG1c Sg'' 'e'
New-York tribune., 1894-10-29
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Oct. 2S CpecaD.-Wheat yesterday weak.
lost &c and closed at the bottom. December sold he
tween 52izc and 52isc and closed at 52k052i.c. May
closed 49, The FOR the weakness
old dscouragingly large receipts in the Northwest
small speculation. and the prospect of n biz
the visible Monday II figured that the visible would
increase from l.joO.Vo 2OOOoDO hush Minneapolis
alone Will increase 1OOnooo bush There
good-szcd exports for the week. 1888 There
fair total ~ wheat and -four yesterday. 800 900
bush But there cash business here. charters.
1t raining all the West and rain is expected
generally Sunday. That kept the nearby deliveries ~
corn strong and helped 10 steady the May October AT
one time sold l. over May. At the close IL &c
premium May sold between 1870 and 49t.c closed
al 800 Receipts were lc0 cars the estimate for Mon
20,
oats weak. although there indication Of
more selling In Ihushurg May sold at 32i.c and
3la.c and closed So. Receipts 1872 cars: the
estimate for Monday. ltSI
Provisions were steady pork closing &c over Friday;
lard and ribs 2lsc The hog estimate for week
large 100 600; the estimate for Monday - 900
Receipts yesterday ~ 900 but the packers who have
been short the market disposed TO January
pork basis Of sc
52i.c. Puts on May corn were 1870; calls. SOC.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-29
Yr1-r- cTOCK MARKETS.

York October II, lS'f
REEVES Receipts. ~ cars. or $50 "cn ,or exnor.
,-n.r, IN dressed quarters and ~ cars h.., al
feeling firm tlty
" gi inquiry a, unchanged prices 30 ' zoo ouarters
Il E'' .ti,,,m.r,s today 4cj cattle ana ~ sb.en
nrWs. iho Mississippi and 527 cattle and J. 10 ep
W ,bn rrglanl both csrgoes - l|'r ~. -. on the
on , 30 Tho I'rnbria 20 Liverpool 80 49, ~ ~ he
- >, hamburg 312 cattle ana lI", W r,r,b,,rg
.. Ir,,r. 40 clfiie on m" Anlai ~ 49,. s,caav
.HIVT.s' Receipts - head MarKe, h'd hd ca,ives had
,,,. AM for westerns ami grassriS. l,l,N
.I.,f-p AID LANES Receipts. i cars o, market
,'''...' t- sfaurh.r.rs and cars ior '"T 1ycr
- - cars IN sale. Including ne $50 $50 ~ ismbs
$500 ti-,n f1r sheep and l"H l'c he'.' a,
80 n. the upper yards. VIII I'r ,,r,on and
Al So ~ ,g.J rom 20 20 81 - FOR Common. az" ~.
g,,, g enoep AMI from 81 - 10 - 10 ,nJ dressed
r-,-,. lambs Dressed mutton hIr = az '''
1.. In moderate reques' ai "N'' ,,. so y, aver.
''',' ~ S,rl.rs. 80 PENNSYLVANIA anus ~. ,rbs
S'''9 :, ~ ,e- 10 =: iot state sis~p an, a. "a
eE so75 - Pennsyyania sheep - ~ 'V Ssmbs Is
- 'nhrk 4 Hollis 2oi northern 90, 49, ,,.~, sheco
., =, &, l9i,. l3s do 80 10. AZ 81 'o' iol "e ~
"i 10 ~ olo Canadian lambs. y 10 at - To- 55a
4, ,@, "A, 20 ~ 81 -. ~ 40 e. e. - "a, Western
NJ NJ u ~ AZ s. 50 2is do. 90 H. at 50 ''' 80 "e''''"
s', ,,,,s,n A CO.: Kentucky lambs 80 o i y,
G., "a Al virginia do ~ ~. at ~ - IL S"''P' - "
:, g. - "a, Kentucky DO. - 10 A. - .,-o
!" >F.tnn & Co "a ohio lambs. d2 IT, az o.
I C,iiins. 47O Michigan lambs. 80 no. AZ ;, - .,,.
II Tn" foS sales made late FRIDAY werr Il, - -
e. ipi- p~r 100 II medium and !isht hoss' anu .
ssi.s G Dncnback date Friday; ~ star. hoss 90
-, "v.r,re al ~. per loo NJ - pigs, ~" w. ~ e.
sanders date yesterday: IL state hogs -V' 10 a -
New-York tribune., 1894-10-29
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKET.

New-York October -. lN9t
BEANS ANp PEAS-Douosiir white beans sti ar
rvns slowly. and WIN steady rciuction 81 The stock IN
earlier in the w.ck Cholcr pea are 81 80 anl
medium her, would ~ erns amr Pr5r hG' & maH5 rne OF
would Doe unsaf" IN" johbng tad la, improved
c-t nri kidney have boom" more -,rry wt,'n day
quoted: Trans domestic. marrow. per bush. 81 e. do
medium. 81 so do pea. 81 80. do white kidney. s. 23a
io E,o! s. eolsl 30. d. als ,ouG s. IL" o. yesH gye
Ia,n M %S isoi 81 i usi ' &c. G d. frrrn mdum iSia
81 2oatl -. do foreign pea 1913 81 iou>l co green peas.
m'TTr:I:TFancy creamery short b,fpr" tn"
strr. rs wrre %' st Under hr ,al on Ghnns this morning
paid in the day. buyers having
dinicuIty IN sup yins their wants at 23c. quite mum
Der Of Elsin goods got In this morning and the pre-.
tcrially We quote; Creamery. stat and frnnsSlyana
GG 33c dairy haii-fkin tubs cxiras an" do
,''Gr stat dairy hrkins extras c 10 ,cconds
daiiy i';Ti% facioy June hrkns. i2Hi+'c. do June.
oliEfsE- An the fancy larg" size September coorcd
continued irmnnd from home orrs iRc % mark, @ hns
gnr @ irm 'nnr only exceptional sales have been made
a, mat; white remains quiet hut perfect lots held
an "n,sldc hsire SIN extreme Part skins dragging at
o~sr ,ero pTer. EAP9r'' for the week 100 boxes
fancy ioc: do choice a.Mac; de- good t pr,oe nD WA m
1sc do common fair suoc 40 small size fancy r,i
ale; do good 10 choice 9N.ui0isc com.or 10 fair
h'sr"sc fart skins chenangocs. etc choice G,dTc do
skins 2sH3c - ~
EGGS-Markct firm for hnc fresh gathered stock hut
quiet and higher Icehouse goods steady Secondary
OF fi'sh continue offered
o" enough To attract the cheap many common
lltS pl '"-hous" nav" 10 to BUYERS "A about
s3ns3 10 per case. LINED dull. We quote Jersey
per dozen. %c; State and Pcnnsylv aOd2iic West
EN- fresh gathered. choice l9Ilg.c: house prue
dn6lc lined ~ Ice. Ghalities fresh per
case. 81 JouSi ~ ice-housc. S3m$3 80
FRIIrS-FRF.SH- H-Applrs steady fos fancy qualities
but quiet ana medium drag heavily
Fears urm guinces Grapes
fair demand and hrm; grades aull Cr1nucrr,es
hrin and moving i,tlc better. Florida oranges more
plenty but choice fruit steady We quote: Apples King
b,' Dbl a%.s" DO snow, S.nS2 30: do. fall pppn
81 Is: grades 7jca$i. Pears Boston boxes 81
New-York tribune., 1894-10-29
orurR MARKrrs-BY TELEGRAPH.

pur,l, oct 27-Caitlc- Receipts last - hoars. iro
,.i ..a f,~ week itr. 10 80 h"t"' ~ ,en
in. i,sf week l3 90 head. clrsignel tnfpIsh 80,
.l -, Ncv N,r. 80 head. sale. ~ heal MARI. ~
,,sl mon. ,talc i. very had and unsettled II e -
p..nt. i4s - hours II - head. ota f'r "erN mus
f,r 80 h.nf tine ls' W."N: '3 '33.n hh'i
,,,-I Through : -, h-at. New grk. 3-'', heti
fl =, i.pa- ln'- arrivals uns frrE-tS - "
MI, 81 30 good mediums 81 tNH<f %, uiiN.n la,n
80. "a eos, IT,. pigs 81 juS4 ~. roughS - 'fsf ~
s,, ami lambs i.e-eip's last - hours. 20" hrni
.,, fr ,oeN thus FAR i3Nn' head f'r SANE tns 'asl
,,.ni. ts SEQ head. consigned through l-" h''u "a
>, yrl 80, head 30 air ? 20 head. market opened
,-,rer. rlU-.,! strong. an sold. good :" 'h'" lth'S
&, ,,,S ,ti~ ~ god So - - 80 culls ana comuoi
.,l mixed sheep - 2:,d< s. 10 lat exports y !"
asa -. common fan 81 i"aS2 - ., ,,...,...
-, Market nrm. Common ~ rN,fh s'e'is. - -"
a.. ~. s,,.t.r - and feeders S2G3 -. cows ana bus
e. "a 10 ca!,es 81 e5p$5 % Hogs Receipts lt"o
r., nru, carly. hut closed weak Heavy - ""fff
r'rinon - choice mixed 81 2'Hs4 -, en- zee aSorted
e, .,S4 60 hight 81 e5HSi -. pigs s. 'oHSi 90 she.i
H. ,~,,@ 2o~ Mar,et nrmer. Inferior 10 choice ''ca
-. 'Tnnis O. 27-Cattl>- Receipts. 30, Market
tv choice 'o fancy export steers. - i"d>' a. H-"
sb,',nr and export steers s3Hs3 33. fair 70 me-um
,ue fi,s heavy. 81 ~. mixed lots - 50 - t.. yu,'
mon ught s., small pigs. 81 10 :he,p ~ v,''P's
W., 'i,.rinlnr Native mixed. S2a$2 u cul's 81
-. Liberty Penn. oct. 2I-Fatte- -hecrip,s hsn'
roark,t steady prime s3ls3 25' God - toast 49, 60
,,'lrs 81 I5as4 rough fat. 81 50hs3 10: falr ign
a 81 81 so good fat COWS and helitrs y ~! ~
Us Run fair prices oGi3' lower lhil delphss - %
tt "a host Workers and mixed. - 5ofS+ 60 comm %
80 81 oHSi 81 pigs. 81 23Gsi 90 good so"s W WHSt
,,s ami rough spws 81 3ONS3 ~ sheep -ftecepts sh
air 81 ao4Sl 81. common 3ocaSl yeariings' sZuS- -"
lambs
New-York tribune., 1894-10-29

Royal Rover Hampstead Farm Kennels MHharu'
Glory and Music. j. p. Loziers Cry Baby
open. class b.. for dogs and bitches all ages,
u inches and under that have not been placed
first in any field trials held in America FIRST
prize $780, second prize $50; third prize SO; Entr1s
George Lacks LACKS Roy, Rock.and kenheI
Rags. y 4. Baldwins Laodie. D. F. summer
Little Kit. - ,.,.o
and under. whelped on after January 1893
First prize $50; second prize, $40 Entries: o.
Lacks Lacks Roy. D. F. summers Lucy .
Rocklani Kennel'9 Glover Il. f; Reeds Nell H.
Cielhed and Shallcross's Diamond. ,,., ou
champion class D-For dogs and bitches. all
ages Is inches and Owe 1S inches. not having beGn ,
placed first in any Scass. except Derby. al neIl
trials held in America FRS, prize. 60 per cent. OF
stakes: second prize. 20 per cent Entry; go al
Champion. class E-FOr dogs ana oltches. an
ages lS inches and under, having been placed iirst
in any class except Derby in field trials in America
First prize 60 cent second prize. 30 per cent OF
sweepstakes Entry. 80 ,.,, .
Brace and pack stakes also open eligible 70
all dogs whether running in regular classes or not
New-York tribune., 1894-10-29
RAILROADS..
DE N N S YLv anti
n RAILROAD co.
foot of DesbrOsses and Cortaudts,,
In Eject October I5, 1874.

$50 A. NJ. FAST LINE.-Parlor Car 10 Pltsbu,,
19So sIsspHs Dining smaaa. .s
u5n Cars. Arrives Chicago 0 clev.sSSs Sse,vs. ~
m. Cincinnati $50 M. and Indianapolis 7V -
100 90 +. F?'esI Il. CHICAGO AND ST LOUIS Expps,.
Vile. and Chicago Arrive Cincinnati iO.i3 a. a nL'as
600 T. :" " wssTEKSS, S, EXpREss rcPullga. sl.,,s,
cl.vesnd nj Shls1gS p ExPsHssa =; PfI day
Sleeping and Dining Cars 70 Cincinnati and St. Isss
Arrives Cincinnati j p. m. INDIANAPOLIS i0.i5 D. N :
500 6aSr M p PAcFTc ssfFpe s.,p, O.
nxIrTSa 1t TiS5 Few AyD THE sor1u
8. $50. 900 1910 Gimted Dining Car; II n. IN
Dining Carr s2o %o.srcss,,qna Gs,nr ,1 LmI'sS al ps
Limited ali farioT ard nlning cars 40 tDi,'sss DSss
40 r.. :o w. s"Gth:rn % RaIiT Express daily sl..,.,.
e Ashevie TAMPA A%s5;a and New orleans isv
soS E aa fSs'' 6 a 5s 5sask ks,
FOR 5FG5f4 ob ssR PoR eGG Pdas a@ NORFOLK ~
Charles Route. a m. weekdays and. WITH ThrrS
Tampa Jackson.iIle Macon and charissioH 80
r6F 5f'y yTEASrc F.sS:Ti cY and NAY rx
week-dayI. Through Buffet Parlor Car to Aaarts
For Long Branch A;bu1y @ . 'c:ap % c,oy. .se s
rlsei;iP, $50 q; %S.ss is :: E r
stop at A'ouFir ron OK krlMailLsDELPMAn ri s'''''.'
10 ii 90. 2C. $50 80 ss,S
ssS 10 70 Lniea p'S"' 10 a. ' H , 40 B. a. aSt
Ticket oacei NSs is s, s' and 1895 isS, 2i q lib an:
Cortlandt Streets; Court street soD Fulton Street
oadway and BrGSkyn s1O Apaf1 r.ey sS % r. fs' & r
Transfer company VIII call 70, r, ana es,S eassass t
General Manager. General Passr Agent
New-York tribune., 1894-10-29
The STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore Oct 27-FIour dull and unchanged; sales
i25 bbls Wheat steady: No red spot and Octooer 81.
M5iigc: December. .ajja.c: May 19nvpc st"iin:
80 red Jl2r milling wheat by sample Doc; st,ck
g3 572 bush. sales bush Corn steady mixed no
ycmber asked: year. jOi. Q0ec: January. alhJ.c
white 520,I,c do yellow 13q14c; stock l"'o-
bush. sales o. bush oats hrn; No white western
81 &c asked No mixed do 80 asked stock 2o- 2N hus
Rye dull No 52 a53c. stock. 27G,l bush Hay Guiet
and steady: good choice timothy Sl2pSl2 20. Grain
fIcghs steady ami unchanged Provisions steady mess
pork S5 bulk shoulders 2c short rib sides ana clear
sides si,c sugar-curcl shoulders SIG; hams. small
l2c: large, lec; lard refined Wtc Coffee steady NO =
1jc Sugar quiet Cranuated. 81 90.
Boston oct 27.-Flour quiet Corn quiet. oats quiet
shorts quiet Provisions quiet. Butter quiet Northern
2ic 23c. Cheese best North
crn. lOiadllc: Western. 1Oql0i2c. Eggs quiet.
Buffalo. oct. 21.-Spring wheat in good demand Tor
spot. limits firm. Sales $1,000 bush old No Northern
Chicago Gi2c Chicago December; 400" bush No
hard 63aG3.c 13.Vio bush old No Northern Oia.c
spot. 10000 bush No hard f. 62c; 2o" bush d.
Gl7sc. CLOSING: No hard old spot. 6iisc; do new d.
G5sc. do f. G17sc No Northern old spot. Cas-: do
spot. 5Ssajs.c. Winter wheat quiet. steady No : red
white. j7iec track: No red 54i2c In store Corn
Dull store: No yellow. 5i4c: No corn. 54c asked
Offering Of old track NJ :. asa ic no grade
41c asked Oats steady: No white. 3ic: No
white. BE. No > mixed 3Ic track. Barley nrm
sales bush No Western. sc $1,000 bush Canada
GON6lc: quoted No ! Western. j@ad0i.c No :, DC;
sample 54Gj5c; Canada. G0uGic. Rye dull No = "3'.c
track; Jic asked in store. Flour quiet UNCHANGED
Mil feed DUH unchanged. Canal rcights steady wheat
Be- corn 2a.c; oats. g: barley 2i.c.
Chicago oct. 27-The leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune., 1894-10-29

There was an unntcr"sr'ng market for Brazil coffee.
nominal vim Hio ~ On sIot quoted at l'c MI
part lots
rL2h ANP MEAI-Tnc r,: c ne%r m9rAs, & va, s., ,%o, &
were Indifferent. O,d spring bakers de-
mand nu' are h.ld l,rm end in som" in.,1nccs mehcr
Sacs "cl" only a' :" 700 pa BAG as faos s. l ,lls
latter rfcc for special brand 80 hhls csra see
9nds. 81 - I%" bns spring patent. 81 2oq>3 80. 800
WckWmEAT FLOUR Ma!ke arm; salcs. 20 bags.
2oo ibis -G' a., s. 7oas2 G"R%MEHi Market qaci
GgGsd h,ansyT9o Z. - 10 2, : Mn,n T Ws,srn r apa n
%. 81 2oT$l = M yellow $, lSgsi ~ Coas' s. s. "i
@sl s3s CON- Z Fs .a5sc MJH o f7 'o co 'S = &
yn @n.cG acS meal I 81 ): asl a o j. ' mean 81 @ @asl g. city
feed steady. sales. 10000 sacks ~ soc
GRAIN -WIIEAT-The wheat markc, opened steady at
me me nnaI hsu,rs ." las nS ngn'' f agtms on & ,s lung
@ % r an ~ @Irm"E m oyn,nr m g ,, me-" @ n
cables werc steady or hTm win oali9rn.h wheat hold
cables steady and export orders considerably
more me- numerous ana have 9gSH all .a Week h1n & WIS
boh In the English and Continental markets. by the
The freight market has improved. II * true. about =
liners anxious to take wheat. The foreign
kes hay" improved from l'sc 10 D bush but owing 10
the advance in eights the fun effect ~ that is fct
in the Amefcan markets although It shows that Europe
10 Ell i,s, N present the volume of trade hcinr n,ne
however considerable extent by the feghis. II
the regular liners would Undoubtedly be willing 10 takc
Of is also reduced by the fact that there
lines 10 the various markets. BTadErcrtE
quite encouraging. showing for the
week instead ~ a decrease. The total
OoO bush. g. 1921 bush last week 527
bush last Since July the exports have been
GG2 bush against iGi3O bush corresponding
time The feeling in the afternoon rather
depressed the market leaving on dun ~ T. O'clock with
showing decline. the curb "a
feeling prevailed the heavness the West North
west December sold down 10 5Ji.c.
Cash wheat inactive. II he
ket and quotations the close
changed Interior of wheat spring wheat mar
kets to-day ca 79J bush. nncudng Chicago 90 O.2
bush. nearlv all winter. Gll year
winter, II 22I bush. against 1880 bush Seaboard
cepts. ll1 E2 bush, against 2iGi? bush
total "o.i14 bush, against l.uNS.0A3 bush
exports. ll1.Gis bush. against 2G7is bush .....
CORN-The market opened steady. about n. final
ngures of last night and distant deliveries only
barely steady all the morning but deliveries
fairy active and stronger selling up quite easily
covering ~ shorts. In fact the
the covering In near deliveries resulting In quite
trade. The movement u West showed in
crease but estimates the visible Monday do
ndcate much change The estimated receipts Chicago
ioI VI nday were 800 cars The exports ed b,
Erndstr""t' showed only 92 600 bush for the week
against ll"Op bush the previous D2g bush
ast year Since July l. the exports have been
bush against l9.jl1O00 bush for the corresponding time
year ago Cash firmly held at Yesterdays
ADVANCE. Two loads sold for at private
New-York tribune., 1894-10-29
FOR FIELD TRTfLS WITH BE1GLES.
sPoRTsMEN TO MEET TOMORROW on LONG
ISLAND-TIIE DOGS ENTERED

spORTsMEN TO MEET TOMORROW on LONG
ISLAND-THE DOGS ENTERED
The Hampstead Plains VIII echo with the baying
OF the bcaglcs to-day. the day set for the open
Ing OF the Nth annual field trials of the National
Beagle Club OF America The trials Will be a
thing in this part OF the country. ana the selection
of Long Island. IT is hoped. will incite interest in
the sport, The rabbits will have good stretch OF
country 10 run over. and will, doubt. lead the
beagles merry chase There are plenty OF dense
In the land and the country is sufficiently
difficult to give the beagles ample scope TO show
their ability in picking up and following the trails
The list of entries which closed with Secretary
George Lack last Monday is large and in
sures big gathering Of sportsmen and dogs.
Only standard Engsh-bred beagles registered in
the a. X G. stud book. Of sufficiently extended
pedigree 10 pass muster before the Field Trial Com
mttee will be eligible TO contest for the prizes in
the trials. The trials will include the following
classes and entries
Open class A-For dogs and bitches all ages
Is inches and Is. tina; have no, been placed
first in any class at field trials held in America
FRS, prize. SEQ: second prize $40: third prize 500
Entries: G. F. Reeds Buckshot and Nell r., Miss
Z. L. Kreuder's Blanche. Rockland Kennels Gay
II. A. p Smiths Louie Fitz Lee Mark Lewis jr's
Mollie L.. Guy d. Weltons Joe. William Saybe's
Dime. Somerset Kennels Marvel. G. A. BuckstaTs