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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-13
BRIEFS FROM THE WIRES.

Wheeling & Lake Erie tie.up con.
tinues.
Locomotive fromen have been
ordered out at Cincinnati.
The town Of Edon, Ohio. was almost
entirely destroyed by lrc yesterday.
Loss, $4,000.
A small sized riot occurred during an
Orangemen's parade at Philadelphia.
Two men wero seriously hurt Nine
arrests wGre made.
The federal grand jury at Chicago ex'
amincd Dobs' kilograms ordering the
tie up Of roads. Testimony was also
taken on that line.
Grand Master Workman Sovereign.
OF tho X. OF L. was not invited into the
Federation conference at Chicago yes
terday. Many were in favor OF Ignoring
hin altogether
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-13

at the matter, but II was advised to its
course by sono Of the beat citizens Of
Chicago and soue Of the post men OF
tho nation. We believed that the pres
ent strike was right and Just
in principle. Although the A. 4. o.
went TO the General Managers As.
sociation and eounselled with them aud
asked them not 70 run Pullman cars,
and they promised not 70 do so and
promised 70 asst the A. h. u, yet in
tho facO Of all that they went ahead
aud passed resolutions, frst that they
would haul Pullman earsi second, that
they would support Pullman In bis
strike. and third, that they would OK
terminate tho A. R U, Upon hearing
these resolutions the A. R o., declared
q strike"
He asked that the Federation Of
Labor give tho American Railway
Union whatever assistance they could
in the work they wsro doing In behalf
Of tho workingmen Of this country.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-13
CHRISTIAN ENDEAYOR
The First Day OF tho Groat Con-
vention Gt Cleveland.
MANY THOUSAND MEMBERS THERE

Aud tho Greatest Gathering In tho
History OF tho sociOty-RopoFt OF
the Secretary Shows Thoro Arc Two
Million Members and tho Work Has
Spread Throughout tho World.
President CInrk's Address Tho
Campaign for Christian Citizenship.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-13

CHICAGO, July l2,-Tn a freight train
collision on tho Wisconsin Central
tracks near Sixteenth and Jackson
streets, two deputy United States mar.
shaIs were killed, and two others seri'
ously injured. The dead arc: J. D.
Bristol and W. A. Pross. Tho injured
ara: Andrew Blatz, critical; Augustine
Wright.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-13
Tho Great Labor Trouble. UndOr
tho o,Neill ACT of 1888.
PRESIDENT CLEYELlND's POWER
To Appoint a Commission Of Ar
bitra.ion and Inquiry
TOBE EXERCISED UNDER The Law.
Tho Commission to Be Named To-
day or Tomorrow.
LABOR LEADERS CLAIM VICTORY

For What tho a. r. q. Has Been
Fighting For-ohlcial Recognition
oftbe Demand for rArbItration-The
Merits Of tho Pullman Strike Seem
TO Haye Been Lost Sight OF, But q
Government Investigation Of the
Position of tho Railroad Strikers 20
Be Made by tho Authority Of tho
o,Neil Act
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-13
weather Forecast for To-day.

For West Virginia fair and continued warmer;
southwest winds
FST Western Pennsylvania, generally fair; eon'
tInucd wnrnI; west winds.
For Ohio, generally fair; continued high TOM
pCFalurc during the Jay: cooler IN n0rtheTu Pot-
lions Friday evening; west Winds
TNE TEMPERATURE YESTERDAY,
A. furnished by q SCHNErP. druggist corner
Mntant nnh foMfteenth stEeets.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-08-04
THE COURI CIR

THE G
c. G. a consequence Of
jury eye Wyoming He
several weeks but there said be danger that his eyesgh
will be affected.
Wednesday following party returned Big
Horn mountains Wyoming: Mrs James w. Dawes Crete; Miss
Harris Clark Miss Clark
Weston Of Bearice w B. Allen, Omaha D. G. Wing Earl Bird
groom, Herbert Weston of Beatrice w. Morton Smith
speciality company
ganzed ago by Hoowbush open
September
The ladies the Trinity NJ Church. and streets
entertained goody assembge Wednesday evening program
during evening which
served
Mrs A. Thompson entertained company on Saturday
evening.
Thursday morning Cottage Elliott
another circle Of the Dante club
Miss Gertrude is visiting Miss Hardy
Ed Fitzgerald is expected home this week.
Hon. John Fitzgerald is lying very low at his home
Mrs. Leonhard and daughter left Thursday for weeks
visit with friends at Ruo
Corriker of Omaha Of Degree of
Advocate is spending few days in Lincoln.
A. Wilson university
ty institute Fullerton Wednesday exceedingly practical
subject, docs Higher Education Pay?"
The members of the Chimes Normandy the
Friday evening purpose organizing comic
opera company under the direction OF Mr. H. j. W.
The members the Congregational Sunday school enjoyed
outing in the woods Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Nellie Young formerly Lincoln Tut living Portland
Me- married Thursday to Mr. Charles Albert Cumming Miss
Young will be remembered violin player Of remarkable attain
Mr. Cumming be congratulated upon winning this
charming young lady.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-08-04

,uluER
Miss Emily Waky left Wednesday Chicago where she
will be the guest Of Mr. and Mrs. Lucus Wakely FOR week.
going Green Lake Wisconsin where Mr. Wakey togeh
with number Of newly married people, has built club
house.
Mr. A. G. c. Quay left this week New which
will sail n the 9Th for Europe.
G. Hall left Wednesday will
guest of her daughter Mrs. Oscar Funke for couple Of
weeks
Mr. G. NJ Hitchcock home to a
Monday evening" Later they Bayfield, Wis.,
where they have taken cottage for the remainder Of the
Mrs Clement Chase. Mrs. Mrs. Nellie Baum are
visiting friends at Charlton, la.
Mr. Netherton Hall will early the for
weeks visit with Miss Kountz at her cottage Kennebunkpo
Name.
Quite amusing story leaked the principal Of
which young who rather affects the and hab
its Of the In the she joined large party for
The chapeone lived
unknown the would be traveller all the ap
pertaining the trip carried by letter. the
sometimes signing her christian which might be given
either gender and sometimes simply initial and giving
large daies with which
previous her departure the following telegram
received:
To M-B-Care of World Herald
Are you a a woman? Answer-P.
when the the party
signing Of the the above question
deemed Of importance.
The detachment U. S. Infantry, has
the three weeks returned to Fort Om
yesterday Penn has taken twenty which he
will spend in the Yellow Stone National Park.
small daughter among the guests
at Hot Springs
Kimba called Chicago Monday owing to the
mother Mrs. Lonberger She accompanied
by her uncle, Mr. Megguier.
expects Washington where
he will be duty for a month.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-08-04

c. G. Dawes confined dark
jury his eye received in Wyoming He will have be confined
said be danger eyesght
will be affected
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-08-04

Miss Emily Wakey left Wednesday for Chicago where she
will be the guest Of Mr. and Mrs. Lucius Wakcly for week.
then going to Green Lake Wisconsin where Mr. Wake togeh
with number Of newly married people, has built club
house.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-08-04

Wednesday afternoon the following party returned from the
Horn mountains Wyoming: Mrs James w. Dawes Cree Miss
Sarah Harris Miss Lulu Clark Miss BERTHE Miss
Weston Of Beatrice; W. Allen, Omaha G. Wing Earl Bird
groom, Herbert T. Weston of Beatrice w. Morton Smith.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-08-04

Mr. and Mrs. G. NJ Hitchcock home to few friends
Monday evening Later the week they Bayfield, Wis.,
they taken cottage the
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-08-04
lined a small company on Saturday

Thursday morning Rose Cottage the home of Miss Elliott held
another circle Of the Dante club
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-08-04
IN OMAHA.

While driving Tuesday afternoon Major Halford
quite accident The horse being frightened became
manageable. The major thrown buggy; he
badly cut about the legs and will be confined his
time.
Judge and family returned Tuesday rom
trip to ST. Paul and the lakes
Miss Hoagland has returned a months visit to La
Washington MINI.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-08-04

II you order your ice Of the LINCOLN ICE CO. you
prompt service courteous treatment and pure ce 0O st
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-08-04

Mr. A. G. Quay left this week for New York from which
h will sail the 9Th for Europe.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-08-04

Mr.. Netherton Hall will leave early in the week for
weeks visit with Miss Kountz at her cottage at Kennbunkpor
Name
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-08-04

by her uncle, MI. Megguier.
Colonel Stanton expects next week for Washington where
he will be duty for a month.
Mr. Herman Kounze expected home from New York week
Mr. Sackpoe of Hot Springs will be the guest Sunday Of
Mr.. Charles II. Wilson.
Don't forget sLER quarters when wanting anything the
Ice Cream line. 133 south 18th Phone 63O
you order your ice Of LINCOLN CO. you get
prompt and pure ce 100 street
Fresh country milk at Central Milk Depot 1884, south H.
Pants made order at RURLBUT & Cos 49, north H.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-08-04

Mrs. Clement Chase Mrs. Baum and Mrs Nellie Baum
visiting friends at Charlton, Ia
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-08-04

The ladies the Trinity NJ Church. Sixteenth and
entertained gody assembage Wednesday evening
rendered during the evening after which refreshments
served.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-08-04

The members the Chimes Of Normandy
Halter block Friday evening for the purpose organizing
opera company under the direction Mr. H. J. W.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-08-04
fitzgerald is lying very low at his home.

Prof A. NJ Wilson the state university Iectured before the
Fullerton exceedingly
subject, docs Higher Education Pay?"
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-08-04

Miss Nellie Young formerly Lincoln tut living Portland
Me- married Thursday to Mr. Charles Albert Cumming Miss
Young will be remembered violin player of remarkable attain
mens Mr. Cumming to be congratulated winning this
charming young lady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-13
LIVE STOCK MARKETS

... %.y-rorl oc'o,.r T., i'''
c h.i1 = a.r,., Iai 81 @ TO-, c a,i.' tqa,i"s
g." - ea,s n,d "E' Prom ,,oe .fr' ., ,r', "
steady common ani medium rradc' .l'" ana d'ars'ns;
me yards were vii cleared nrf,fc u gI,ca Esl,'r.
putcha.,d carl 'aa. Thru cars ~ -ifore"d Id ID,
81 ;oaS3 Ken and sav- At ,2asi -. hr:- $. I5q
" 30 COWS 81 aoa," 81. ana at slo"ti4 per head.
C.ty dressed siIe SLOW bat steady at Gsa9r
n Tor onar ,d nPr fa gN''@ @S ,'l' ,, at ~
vices from ton.n ant Liverpool quote rcfregrated h.ef
n ~ai it t,,;nai II 49,, Whit, s6pmrn' dor
row Include -" q's II beef IN ,hr Einr" for E,.,
sh~'i Tor b H. SHERMAN. ,nl about 30 e"itle tof 81
shipper on tho Mobile ~ catil, f,r j. Shanhosg -
Sazhcrgcr Who win also load Calico Hun. Win
100 catc ana a" sheep and H. iydan Monarh %h
s scr@ cg!y1 = j m2 ;. n'rr5, I?cl y
~ n al s. 60 "a, e Il AZ IL 81 T. 30 a. s. i id @' ~
81 - i ., ~ n ., - TO- 10 o l2co ~ q, a., 81 -, -, =
y -" 'I IL DO d. i8G H. a. $50. - a." i3Gs H. At
10 ohio do i@o5 H. At 81 80 10 d. ll& H. - I" 20" Il
Nc@9 & ~ % Ken'goAy sl,rrs li' n at 4, s. ~, 81
z d. ga H. At s. o. d.. lo@ ~, H. a. III - q" - ~ ",n
- 90. 1866 u. At ~ - Il Western do. i277 T.. At
3 Dail. 81, iias H. At 8 30 io e':' n at 81 30 d. '"i
81 %, i d. ooG n. At 81 30. d., SO n. It ~
81 d. Ni dr. iaGo h. at 81 49, l9ln a. 81 49, d..
iii H. 81 10 ohio do. 10 ID, at ~ 90. q do l2I'
H.. .. q Western do 1913 III. at 81 10. steers
AVID oxen l2sl T., 81. star. 1850 H. ~ -, bull.
1870 - 81. G.. $50 H. ~ - D. 10 cows ?lI ~ AT
10 do. 27 d. at 81 80. do" H,3 H.. ~ 81 3D. ~
D., SlGpoDS H. al 81 III. go. l"" n. at 81 -, do.
Iume Z MuiSn: bum. lo2o II, n, .sao: stag. 1870
\. g.. . $lI each. 10 do. az $40 per head
Sanders: - Virginia steers -" n. NJ 50 -. 3
do 1851 ~ 81 90 - Kansas d.. ll3n 10 80 - Il" ~
ohio 10. few 12}? ~ az 81 Il. - mixed cattle.
lIgi n So %. =, do 1908 ~, 81 -. 1910 10.
81 -, &c., 1916 r., 81 d. 2'1 n az - ~. .,
balls. SOC II. 50 ~ so ~. at 81 -. d.. 1872
T.. g., b
: W. sherman: il Illinois steers ilGs H. at - H.;
ca DO. 1iGJ II. at -
CALVES Re.eip,s 80 head. ar or M" market and i
and hIf 4 Western calves W"r' held over y"sf'
day ~ d'manl ~ ne latter. N'his sid at steady
quiet S2ns2 20 Dressed ye's "rr" 10 good d.
ci'' 'r~sscl. Dre sd lower al IA ii.r.
lit'le calves steady fWfc
Sales q nl-nback IL veals 100 IL avcras" a. - 80
Dor 100 IL. do liG II. - 81. % grass"rs. ~ H. at
g. %.
6. Sanders: veals. 10 n. 81 - d. iGi ~ at
Sc d. IL n. at 81 %, ii 1889 H. a - 3Is
do. 1862 10 at 81 -
Hume 4 Mullen: I veas 81 20 17G ~. s. 5o0s1.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts 30 49, head.
II for butchers direct and 10 for the market.
~ sale. sheep sluggish NJ unchanged
prices lambs steady for common and medium grades and
good to choice firm and the latter about l3c higher
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-13

Chicago. oct ~ (speciaD.-Wheat today was weak
early dropping under puts but closed hrin AT ihus
DAYS last prices. December opened at o-9tc sou o
tween 52isc 53c and closed at De- May c'su a' DC
premium Cables weak. The Northwest ha' ~
ears The trade very dull. These were .he xl
hear influences But offerings were snai' Nv ~ y
reported exporters buyers the seaboard' ~
n little buying here. There was llttle cas-" tiin a.
sprng wheat-!pO bush, there was some np.H n.
winter grades at prices from the MARKET
ard exports from the seaboard mao, 900 h,sS
bush; market receipts '-"uvVvo pua''
were 2pOO less than last year l,lIuu lT
rnents were almost bush making l''p's,r pus'
IN ive days assuring decrease there mex
The sentiment finally affected 10y me 80 :,
Of four DAYS making rally due 1t was very SIM,
though. small that puts Bood al "-"''''
sold al night within &c u the market; 49,, .o,h.-
Corn acted wheat did opened weak ana c1'sr ~.
firm The range nc; last prizes wt h az
as Thursdays May opened at 4H7c, 500 prt"e'.
and glc and cosed at i3a.c sellers Receipts were Only
= cars the estimate for Saturday, 10 ne salls W." a
ness was lack 81 shipping demand lhrte ~.
itte business however done before the COG. go,
hush The Ohio report made the condutn IN that o'H,
only g. seven points lower than the washington au
horitics made II. Oats. after narro" Huctu1" anu
a declining tendency, early cosed hrm s"Aue o'e'
on the curb puts December wheat son al - =;
calls at 53i.c Puts May corn sold at iosc' c"S "'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-13

.vcrvtodv waiting for something 20 up. Prices gre
still nomnaly quoted at 34c for "i cenirfus"TTh o n
ulusclval, and "a for - moass"s sugar ~
don market shows du! but unchanged maiHet i" al
with lava quoted rs ~. ana FAIR rehnht i,T w., 49,
duh declining slowly. quotations n''.N
duc-l I'D which puts October end NoVrni't on 81 ~
i,ss of rs lOi.d There seems % DE shFli H'.
the demand refined sugafs but the n'V'ii'Ht
general reported that refined susar ~ ,', a,
selling GranHlairl Sr'llls
81. Wnlct cray The cutting ~ Iflc's ~ Wv
West has become general and appears 49, 10, . ,
H. meet competition mainly from 'h'cnKn ne , ,
whoss acrs continue sell ~ %" ctiahty pan ''
ir nov round o Illinois points. Michigan u hrIn. 'u
Chicago Offering deliver In Detroit ~ a Guy "i
tn. ,hoIosa,~ dealers Maryland adhere 10 ass 'lh
terms and there is trouble In New-fork or NJ w,
rs, In snmc sections groccra stocks are reduced 70 w
than one weeks supply" Recently. son ana 49, ',ulS
Dcmerara cenirifugals. October shipment sold al -
and freight $50, go f.,
TOINCCO-There is itile less doing IN foei irat rs W.
dif.faa following sales. ~ " j.
consin havana. 1lnl3c 10, cases. lNt3 Nisr.ns.n
Havana 7@0Si~r. 1902 Vow Eng land havana
35 I6 cases 1893 state Havana. "a -. 80 aalcs
Havana 7Orasl % 800 bales Sumatra. :Tcns3 In bond
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-13
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York. October H. 1924
COTTON-The for cotton contracts oleiei az a
decline Of jg7 points January selling on the mr.
6s4Q5s against 5gl close yesterday ana siorl!
after cali down o so. although Immediately
after the call it sold So Afcr this there was 81 @
rally. transactions up to noon were ABOUT WVVoo
pool cables the decline there being ABOUT :
of cotton from the SCUM sup
penen,ed by the tendencies Of the southern ma
cts There "a Of buying support ana u1efe WEI
about IL points below previous low record. November
to-day 566 and october CLOSING az NV
which makes lowest record price. During NE al'er
noon the weak. closing with het los s,
ba!e some claim that viii down as low as
&c No importan. crop came 10 hdad To-Day ihc
weather in the main favorable throughout the cotton
Houston today were l3teN Ddes asths
Memphis 39s, bales against 1858 bales last wee@
New-Orleans tl-Ioii',"
are estimated at from ljOoO 17"D bales against 10"
pos bales last week $500 bales last year Receipts
bales las, week 2G2 year Interior rece Is
show an increase bales for the week r
movement being bales. against l>fSls baes as
1870 bales last year. an increase OF du
Is bales compared with year aso Slllhen's a. ny
interior were 2l2Os bales against 5s2 bales last week
Interior stocks show an increase
for the week 81 bales. and they now stad az
lac 1GJ bales last week ana IN sol
hall last Hester, Of the New-Orleais
Cotton Exchange makes thu amount that came in sght
this $4,000 bales. and The ChtOhCI' Hs
i,rrs viii probabY $4,000 bales The receipts
at are quite heavy ana ule! WyIu
crop A the from the Northwest but
II is not probable 1t will into the cotton belt Win
sufficient strength the cot n Inc ie
to-day were 9l ohes against ~ '''
bales last week. and A.. 703 bales last year. 80, .
opening range and close to-day and closing bids the
previous night and last follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-13
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS

Galveston. oct. Potion easy. mdilins. li-l6c
lew rNidlfng = -lGc good ordinary ldr. net a1l
receipts l54i bales exports u France GGl n1le
Continent fN3 bales sales Isl bales stock. l2N"'3
bales Weekly not receipts ~ 81 hales. ok
Great britain 2oo3 bales Franc" 1915 u2le
Continent HIS hlcs. coaswse G92D bales. sales '"I
bales. ~pinuers. G6 bales
Norfolk II Cotton steady. milillng. 5A". low
miIlnN 3-lGc. good ordinary ic. net and gross re-
c~.ps 2o73 bales. exports c,ast~ise O53 bales SAILS.
80 bales. stock lD272 bales. Weekly and gross
receipts II bales Great Brian IL ba
coastwls, H.. rs bales sales. 3. 13s bales.
New orleans. oct i2.-t'pttOn good mifiling.
49, Gc mlddling 7-lfr. low mldlllng. 3lGc. good
ordinary jlGc. net receipts - Nt bales. gross ~ y
bales exports - Great Britain rI43 bales France 3N'
bales Continent $50 bales sales. $50 bales. stock
Weekly receipts. lOl.j+1 bales gross.
uG bales exports t. Great Britain. 2-ji4 bales;
France 22oii bales. Continent 555j bales coastwse.
500 bales. sales. 70 co bales
savannah. oct. - Cotton easy mddng I-iGc. low
midilng SIC. good ordinary. 1876; net and gross
receipts 7s2 bales To- the Continent 800 bales
i176 bales. sales 700 bales. stock l1",G,
bales Wcekly and receipts. iNo5G bales. ex
ports Continent 5000 bales coastwse. 10 G2s
bales. sales = 75 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-13
LONDON WOOL MARK EFT.

LONDON oct. l2-The wool safes today we're c co..
Quoted i,y Charles Blaine CO.. and Jacomb son az
Tho offerings amounted 12329 bales con IN ~ s
large portion of inferior woods The details OF 1
follow New South Wales. 100 bales: sc1uI.i Ss' I
is ID: do locks pieces. 5dals greasy 3.m ~ h
locks and pieces 3laGd. queensland 2, 80 oa Ia
secured 9dals ID do locks and pieces Gtd% Wt, g
100 baes secured 5i2dHls 6i9d; do locks ana p,c
ga 1d: greasy 6aI0i. do locks and pieces oa' a.
south Australia - bales secured. locks AMI pieces OK
Old West Australia. q bales; greasy fnosp, ~ ~
mania POO bales: secured Gn9d: DO locks ana pies w.
greasy ga Zealand 3.lro bales scoured ".iv
is Id locks and pieces idNl s iizd gteasy 80
4, locks and pieces 4.G7d Cape u Good HOPE ana
Natal bales secured. 1dnis fi2d greasS ''2p -,
II series ~ sales - disappointing 10 ''
rrs who before the opening. were very slnghne AS -
tho effects which the change the American tar1 woun
loss than could been realized before the auctions
have shown careless f@jrtir2 many
being skiry and this mas helped - fepreSs pro :.
buoyanf prevailed tho beginning ana price,
were frum par per cent higher DIrink me sec on
week large portion II inferior woods nclhdel IN u'
on. rings tell especially In the cas-" ~ frhnv'
which. holding heavy stocks. dl little hus.n' NJ
crossed and the weakness b"'dfn" m '''uI
Nv, Inferior secured mernos generally ar" i2nli "il
greasy par I'D lover. and shabby scour'I ~
br.ls i,uli,d lower Superior well grown lots are dr
eros hro,s which generally I'D higher. America an
Germany showed much eagerness - acquire the lnei
greasy which advanced I'D. and occasionally
aDrnrwhat Lambs wool was IN short supply ana
higher During this series 22loeo bales were SOFA
nearly per being taken flr export. including
bales America. SNtyhr"e thousand bales ar
carried forward % the next series u sales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-13
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKET.

BEANS AND PEAS-it IS Still slow. ifr' gulaf man.
dxro ors are c,mpaIa,cIy few and small Recciy-
yeu's and it l.. dficu to say jus, how cheaply stock
can 10 Gugh especially gnP NAM ana II T ae c.peca5
Of red s. ksne r.j gg s. 6asi So Go pca s. oasl
white kdasy s. 2'ns2 30 d" red k q ~. s 20 do
n pa t sSnf $50 H. So S,aS2 s. DO foreign 1888
s. a5T$ 49, 10 ore s y e oq iSS - forcS 81 *
BJTTERThc urn YESTERDAY al,crnGSn IN fancy
GrcaGy and e a eny ,ae na II, rif" en in
gG sepe '5 6 Sayes I'd r 'n g' d that hS rac
closely aIpFomating eAtTas were aio mner , "T
iacory is at sill lower prics We quot, Creamery
Wcsien fSiTss e 1e n5ss c1tTas 2r o seconds
nrss lsa2c' stat dairy half h'i" igl eNirns ~
dairy nrkins. ?a2igc do. seconds t. trs's ~
600: imitation creamery l+Hl,c: western InIIy' ,n
CIIEi3SE-Nehcr the export nor hom"-johhing demand
showed any inlrovemen ana The maIhi dsfIa , rn
io Inv, ~ yeareI ny slight faults To- reduce the
ing valuc considerably White had less call han cooI'i
appeared Part from all sections are lower and ih"
R nd aa'a6y hansri W. al@: Sa,~ mi tca
large slae Whit fancy io'.g d. fh ,r ~" %' sm,
size fancy Ioaalic. 3d. good to choice - oi"gc d.
cno.e , 4.,3I H'' c I1't ts,,ni l''l,,'
ECGSIrhc marFci holds firm FOR really fancy frosh
gathered the suppl, of which D. Gni'" moderate arg
s5eSnIS2y Qualities fr,sh FOR vcb rad i. excessively
ar and the nrg'sqrG ,,1,ns and sell. e ,u In ~
s,y per doz 22a2ac STATE ana rcnnsylvana. l'p2lc.
icc6ogse l5aiei.c DO m'd iG;.c. seconds pr cas-
FNriTS FEEsH-Apglc. dul and weak . ssc'r, for
fancy lots = Greenng ni me few 'oft "ii ia'!r f,I
quality G.aies u ga gua'y i1ii} ts'Er a."
i" ar fl' nrhi as pci H. u'. Apples fI taf
81 3o@s2 d. s %%." ''. e e. M ' H.
Ee'rrre ~sc. 81 ''g - 90 'lnrsrt ,!I>' pa'i'- ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-13
BOSTON wool MARKET.

Rlvton oct. I2-"The Boston Commercial Bulletin
VIII say - tho wool market The sales i'i
th. week 100 n domestic and $4,000 III foreign.
aga ms. 1854 Il, domestic O}u -Oo ~ foreign last
week 3G5 n domestic AMI 100 o ID foreign 'of
cr.nse "a GG7O77 ~ domesr ANA decreas" - 3''i
foreign from the sales II he sam" date IN l''.'
raccirft II ~. 400 bales domestic
arl ID decrease - ~ gi bales foreign. The market u
sluggish and unsettled. There has been rather more At
American woods this week. AMI any nm or
fine iieImm stock selling ajc los hy The secured
pound has ruled active Australian wool equal q lest
ohio ahoN" H. selling so clean Much = On"
trivial advance AZ opening IN" late ond0u auction
has already lost according g. l. Bow"s Co.,. u
Liverpool, the leading English authority