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The Somerset reporter., 1894-12-27

Boston journal That is very naive
admission of Senator Butler that he and
those who acted with him in South Caro-
lima acquiesced for years in the election
laws, because no one seemed to think
there was any harm in them. AS soon
as their machinery was turned against
him. however, he was impressed with
their unconstitutionalty.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-12-27

1t is serious thing to die; it is more
serious thing to live. So as it is glori-
Gus thing to die, it is a greater aud more
glorious and Godlike to live resigned,
active and blessed, if not a happy life
Schiller
The Somerset reporter., 1894-12-27
Speciia|tiies

We are now wanting all
the good sweet butter, fresh
eggs, Beauty of Hebron Po-
tatoes, Yellow Eyed Beans,
Hides, Wool Skins, Round
Hogs etc. we can get in eX-
change for merchandise.
Remember we give you
more goods for your produce
than you can obtain elsewhere.
This is no mistake but dead
certainty. We demonstrate it
every day.
We give you better Flour
at the price than you can get
of any dealer in Somerset
County.
We are still making low
prices on Flour.
We will trade with you for
your winter Apples and pay
you in Flour or other goods
which is really better than
cash in the present condition
of the market.
Will pay cash and highest
market price for hides.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-12-27
Notice of Foreclosure.

Whereas, Mary f, Austin, OF Fairfield. in the
County of somerset and State of Maine, by hei
mortgage deed dated July Is. 1892 and recorded
in the Somerset Registry of Deeds in Book 2l7
page 80, conveyed to me the undersigned, the
following described real estate,-a certain par
Gel of land with buildings thereon, situate In
Fairfield and Skowhegan, and described as
follows, to wit
Beginning at point on the road leading
from Larone to Skowhegan which crosses the
south line of }. +. Buzzell n Sons land; thence
east by said Buzzell's land to land in posses
sion of George Wing; thence south by said
Wings land and land of Hiram Goodwin till
an angle in said Goodwin's land is reached
thence west by said Goodwins land and land
OF Leonard Tobey and w. p. Winslow to the
road above mentioned thence north by said
road to the bounds begun at.-containing one
hundred 100 acres more or less.
And whereas the condition of said mortgage
has been broker now therefore, notice is
hereby given that claim foreclosure of the
same for breach OF the condition thereof. /
Fairfield, Maine Nov. 27, 1894. 49, -
PATIENCE MERRIFIELD
3w4 BY Charles F. Johnson, her Atty.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-12-27

mustard plaster is not very poetic sub
ject; but, ah, how warmly it appeals to a man 5
teelingsi
The Somerset reporter., 1894-12-27

Lewiston Journal The Bath Times
has undertaken task even greater than
the democratic. state conventions have
essayed for several years pas that of
ovrrthrowig the constitution of Maine
by means of anonymous letters against
the prohibitory law
The Somerset reporter., 1894-12-27

Docs not commence all at once, but a
little at a time. As a rule sufferers
don't know they have it until it is far
advanced. Doctors cannot always tell.
The trouble may not come to the surface
until it has extended very far. But
you know when you are running down.
Stop and think; are you as well as
YOU were a year ago? II not. take
New-York tribune., 1894-10-22
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
October 20. ls9l

y
,.,rro% rho mario, ror cotton contracts opened al
d.ciine of u closed at "A net loss "l
,,lnts vim the tone close steady ana tt ~
h,, n. December was "''"t''',
T,r,,arV he market closinS al "ovu, '.'
pont of the day october ana 80 L,.v.,
l,u ,s ; f. which makes the lowest pro "Ne,
and brings tho market below tie mu 'h-'alh n,
bass. ana the talk tor another drop o.. ~ trc~
IN. weakness was tho lower iutuie marx, ~ -.
nn,i heavy porWard ement ana cph''hu1u NC y;
ofrs ngS cotton from Southeir holders r..,rs
~. n,n,ornen, Indicates very full crop. Ihe Ie'lPS
for tie d. we're about $500 bales against % 4o' par
i,st year The receipts fot the week Al" r.th"t'u ~
ii. .noni,us sre II bales which wil be- larse
In .,c.- Il th- largest movement pG'f"l-N N'1' y,
I,erelnfs AZ New orleans Monday are e'tiinated ''
-, 10 3lc" bales. against -'-' nus 'aSt r ~ s.6
- So, bales las, year Receipts ~ Houston
ii.s aqlins i3 .l1G bales last week AMI llg~t oai'
i,st v.,r At Memphis ic9. bales. against Ito hAPt
las, week anI > - bales last year Inc fhan,H.
"hronr.'s" weather reports nicai" that the Wratn"
has h,cn favorable the greater part 81 me south w.
las, week Dry weather has prevailed IN n."t - 'o 1,
r,fi.i'nr nav, MADE excellent progress some core
sp,ni.nts r.g.l ftost during the weck. tl' "AIt q"
f." roir.- North Mississippi. and North AIAnhln,'
a.. kifiing The visible supply - : '"i'''
ha.s against rs ,G2 bales In 1923 3usGf2i iales ~
~? 2'9j3'p tsl"s n ls,i me am. "T'
total visible supply shows decrease of 3'J1 hh'' a.
compared with the sam" dat" = lNt' Ie,l"@@7' ~
4 .lease ~ Iui "a lal~s 1891 Interior stoNs m
creased du.ing IN" week g. ~" bales ana ~" r''' l'
NOR. than ~ period isi year Tn" receipts ai
All the towns have ~ j4S bales more than the am'
- nan l., .,r, sc,',e,b.r wcrs $50 Il.
iu lNI. Tho actual movement from planttti ms wa
ga 40 ta.s Last -" receipts FROM IN" plan'i
ions for the 32j l6 haies and ior lS. Boz
~ i.,.a Thcre into sight during III" v"e va 'p
h,lrs against 3G.. 1l3 bales n l>t' Ih" increase IN
amount in sirri compared with Eat y"ar IS |llNo' hac-
0roring range and close to-day and closing bids i,o
Nrfs f4FF ts4F "a
New-York tribune., 1894-10-22
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. oct II (specaD. Although the local crowd
bearish wheat yesterday the market advanced .,
the call price and closed over. December opened
at 53c. sold between 527sc AMI 53hc closed at 5,a
sellers. The May kept barely 30 premium Liverpool CON
tinued TO furnish the bull impetus. Workers. con
tlnued TO do the bulk Of the buying There was prac,l
caly cash business here and reported from the
seaboard. Liverpool up I'D: Berlin and Paris were
higher. The Northwestern carlots were smaller s5o
against 1910 last year. The local inspection was Ii2
cars the estimate FOR Monday 40 Cearances for the
week exceeded 30ooO01. cearances from the Atlantic
side small. less than 100000 san Frnncisco con
iinued TO send buish advces. hut they reg rde
with scepticism IL estimated that Visible vould
snow an Increase u about l,DUO an
OF 10000 last week and l.IOo.oJc last year
Corn was irm but not active. May sold
and 5O.c. and closed 50iac. Receipts l47 cars
the estimate for Monday. 20 II the local
stock would show decrease Monday OF 100 900 and
that the visible supply would show a much larger de-
up equal TO about ic bushel. Futures also up
Charters were taken for l5OOoO Shippers tho bulls
mere now again. Oats nrmcr but dull MAY sold
between S'c and 32xc. and closed a 33c sellers
froNslons were weak early but rallied closed a,
about where they did Friday. There some ndca-
uons early oi liquidation Of part of a large long lire
OF iard which belongs To the country decline
miough there We're orders Liverpool
The hogs, 5000. overran: the total
estimate for Monday ~ 900: week I2j
On the curb puts December wheat closed at
at 6VA. " ~ ~
New-York tribune., 1894-10-22
Raspbetries st.adx. a.

scarce and hold " Tsr Rss.pSsi,is. s.', steady ~
per b ses'se; 90. choice 7g7ac, DO prime ossc*,:
~ 1ae i?%aV" 20 ' and ssSs S Sss
rated iSc sherriss 2h9lste SSlaekberres sssssss:
fpf1' fdrna. s.Gai.c: pr prunes egioc '"'eeea' cs'
HoFs-There has been heavy shipment Of hops IN.
wcek-over 1000 bales--and while perhaps thres-n..W w
ters on direct shipment from the Pacific Gees.
at fun prices Brewers trade is far and the feeling
little nrInsr We quote: state or Pacific Coast, Ilsst
ss0sf s6 sr yesrnss d9 s0? a S prime 'O' do
oTLTRY-ALIvE-Fully nve carloads Of stock v..
and with scarcely any demand tho market was ss ,ss
badly dernorazed condition Sellers were trying to find
". quote Spring chickens local per D 7sc Do do'.a. Ws.
LAS old ROSTERS &c; iurkeys oc; ducks per Ua';
sc -F' IS deand nfvo%s Re, %
the few fesh lots Of choice quality Western poultry %
7cak price. Philadelphia poultry generally firm ~
ney grades bu, MEDIUM quality Sa bdds ShsSe1s drag
W yours y We.~n per- ID rv Sds
do scadei sdoEc fowls s@oc old cocks Co. sg;s:
ducks, Long Island and Eastern I2ai7c: do Western
ssai' ssa Easter" geese l"@i'' squads per d''''' "i
GAME--Mar;et steady for choice sound lots of mos
nearby, Ijoasl ~ DO Western. 5og0c for drawn bids,
oc do drawn 5oaGoc snoe and poyer per- dossn s S
81 80: wild ducks canvas per pair 81 5oas2; rsdhea
yenson aaddles per- H. ieaiec Whole deer sics Sas &
rabbits per pair. 60c; common rabbits 3Om 40c.
HAY AND STRAW-MaIket quiet and steady ".
quote: Hay. prime. 100 n, 15c: do No "a
Zoe do shipping Soc Do clover mixed 5o46o: do clover
4O1 i5c: straw 10000. oat straw. 3Od3Jc.
POTATOES AND GETABLES-Irish potatoes ou,.a
and unchanged Sweets dragging heavily Choice soma
onions steady Cauhowers Arm for fancy quality o,hs,
vegetables show little change We quote Potatoes Lns
Island per bb 81 I5Gs2; do State 81 25as g. do J.r
sey S1dsl 30; potatoes Jersey 81 J0GSa: do Va.
gina. slGs TO- onions. white. s3ds5 do red 81 25ast
do yellow SiGS1 62 cabhages domestic per foSt
cauiifover per Dbl sqs2 30; Russia turnips 7o1ssS
squash Hubbard. slGsi %; do marrow 6O0s5c; ces-v
per Dozen fat punches. 81; do dozen stalks l0ais
tomatoes. per box iOa75c; lima beans. per bag 7SS
~
New-York tribune., 1894-10-22
ETEHLER SMILED AT THh "COIIEh'
THERErPo% THAT WORTHY KNOCKED HIN Do"N
AND TREATED HIM IN THE USUAL
POLICE FASHION

POLICE FASHION.
Charles Buchler. a waiter employed at fursseh
lunch rooms In Upper Broadway, was brought pe
fore Justice Voorhis in the Jefferson Market oour'
Yesterday by officer Kupfrain, of the West Ihr-
,ieth-st station. on charge OF intoXicaton' NuP-
fraIn said that the mad been ioIio"Ih7 d
woman along Twenty-hfth-st. Saturday nlgh'' ana
that he had arrested him at her request. 'n"'
Buehler had been violent ard abusive ana mat
he was drunk.
ruehler on the other hand. told a different taie'
lie said that he had been walking along twenty
dfth-st near sSeventh-ave and that ne hin Sc"
p Young woman. who was walking In front OF h'i
stop and talk with the policeman AS he paHSen
no smiled at the policeman who wanted 10 Kho"
what he was smiling at. Buehler replied tAat He
had a right to smile. whereupon the ponceii''
struck him in the face knocking him down; nei,
he got up the policeman hit him with ms 'Iup i t,
knocked him down again. Then he aTre"'ed MN
and put handouts on him 49,, h,,1
Buehler's wrists showed the marks OF the hanI-
cuffs plainly Justice Noorhis fined nm - nj iiJ
did NOT ask the Policeman why IL was that ne nan
used the handouts. Buehler paid his le ana ''i, =,
the courtroom saying that he was goihS ~ s"t,.e
the Lexow Committee with his tale, oi poir ,rc
abuse Kupfrain has the reputation ol ptliH '"'
Of the ugliest men in the Tenderlon statloh'
New-York tribune., 1894-10-22

MorAssEs AND sYRrpsThe market I ior n. m92ss, 2rss,
show. modefae der" Of ac'y Dit me 70 eors
AMI h, market closes steady 'one syrqps are
le Neworeans G,n,,iusai oFd9ay aa 10 an Rn,
alb. fair @ prime l'Fl' 'h2ce [ :I,,c Bnrha,oes
5a2ec RIO 2G@32c gram. ofaiHa1g 81 oag 10
%IvAL STORES stock: Rosia 25s3 bbls: urpen. E..
for spirits urpentne wiki prices advanced 10 -':n-'.,
rosd G,si' slrainSG MST SI' quo,'d @ az 81 a5aSl 81
oIr.s-'rhe week c.sed very dun and unsaiis- @
nominal Lard oil is quiet Win linsced oil moderately
ccnscaa ILL., pine crude bb-, 25c p'rne crude loose
.,oI o. l. p5slc, N sumner Yellow 2Sa29c prime sum
American raw Sc: American boiled 5'c; Calcutta raw
OCEAN :sss,' % n ras dgi En.s.sa3! as @.@9I
oo~ r. Amsterdam aa4 oqck~hss @ - 5.s Se%eaI1,@' S M
WV WV 's'f M nrs" "a. Hui! 2i.d asked 80. New
bur-. - pigs grain Cork for orders nominal at . w
S GS,oo ..se. =. GfTo Cd cHHrHRs n Tier feeling
steamship frerhs due to dceTeasTG and
Mt brisk chartcrs follow; lHsh isangT ,,5 ~ nm I,'r
..,l tns cotton Galveston 70 Liverpool 3ds ~ ha.r-
o,.on Gaiycs,on 20 Liverpool $6s Gl Havre fremen
3's ai prmp Hr.h s,eamer 'S2 tons .g5'"n' ~ Ss;
sh steamer 2l7 New Orleans to Liverpool
Rremen %'s prompt I'ri'i,,, sans1 20 0'is & . co.,
Nctcmber British steamer i9s tons cotton Wim,ng.
iiriii.H steamer s tons pyrites Pieys island. F.
rhad,Pha or mee pT;ae - ,erns s1s
ander owners account; s.hooner t2' tons ~he pine
material and md car carr rha'Gpna rco % "a Galvos;"n time
charter rrc months private terms schooner III
New York to Manzane and haC pyae o i%rns s Tsn Tp
and back from second port logwood private terms
Gnnave. and back iogvooi private schooner sia
tons susar ani moass Nrw or.nhs u -, M
New-York tribune., 1894-10-22

,ho d,sas,er 10 his ship but he had strong ms
tnat the damage could be repaired haT hnq boweye bn
posea ps tc,nd that the cost Of repairs would naKe
TOO large hole in the profit account ;rcbrser ano was
decided TO sell her at auction pu.i iCI.sI' -
eonnI in Lewis Iuckenbach. and the General IHnDn n
is TO sail the no more sac - L? sui Ds u eXI"t
to a hare and drag CIT lo~ly nut usslui eNlS'-
,c ~ " 81 tha end OF a tow line carrying coal ,so,
The Knox was built at ThomaastSSnh; Shc ~ s ri feei
iHnc 20 feet beam % feet deep has three u,cna n
and registers 2ln tons sister snpi hjor '"f for tn
c,ina mort as the Knox, and the broad 0IAns5e
hand which marks the OB-ien feet Is st;i IN aHi I
'Ienrc in New York waters although the hhoN W.,
be missed by sailor men and those WhSss pus uaa
IS with the ships that 20 down 10 me ueeP se''
New-York tribune., 1894-10-22

~, closing 5lic.... .OATS-The maraet .'r ,,,,,s &
wps yery aue but somewhat stoader se!l,ns rn u clos
IL, s,,mna,hv with the advance In wheat hiiu . .on
,mg ~ ic TO &c not advance There was nov ILL., r. sh
ndence put in trade and operators r shorts THE
h,,, bi,vne on the rise excepting to cover s,oi %
interior movement this week has been iay nnIv is ex-
,atnad and another Increase in the visible suiPp Iii,
nac,ed Monday Sales OF cash oats were si, "a q, 2sc
the market lsc higher few cars oI ritc & ajs:c 2WO
busb 10 3 white at 35c: 5000 bush track WHY "apdrS IL '
Ioc and car track mixed 32:c. ',,,,,a.
,,,,<o, continues dull G0G6ic for no. MIN, Ill
Gpa8ic for ungraded Western -Hss5c ~ '
sE,oS-l;arket dull; clover seed qlotea at 80 ''"' ~
W. Give for comparison the closing prices % "
,reyou, day and for the corresponding cate las. '
Open High i.w , ing nisht. year
New-York tribune., 1894-10-22
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET

Liverpool. oct. 90. p. m.-fSeef-Extra India ms..
dull 12s Cd; prime duh s0s. Pork-P1rs
Western fine at 7Cs: DO medium easy at s.s
I'd. Hams-Short cut. about II 10 l6 ~ dun al a.
81. Bacon-Cumberland cut. about 2s to 30 it dur A.
3ss short RIB about % ib dun at 4os long clear mn
dies abOu - N. easy at 39s long and short clear MA
lies about 50 N. dull at 39s Shoulders abou, 70 "a
II 10 easy 30s. Cheese-American finest white anx
cOlored dull iss 6d. Taow-Prime city. nominal
Cottoaseed oil-Lverpool refnes. steady 2Os al
Spirits Of turpertine steady 2os 81. Rosn-Comno,
3s Cd. i-ard-Prme Western. spot dun al ass
ca. Wheat-No. red winter. firm at IS 2ssd No !
red spring firm at Is SID. Flour-St. Louis fancy
winter. dull AZ IS Sd. Corn-Miyed Western spot Am
IS 9isd October. firm at 4s 9isd; November firm al
81 6hd December hrm az Is Cd. Hops London.
Pacific Coast. steady at e i0sdi2 l5s
New-York tribune., 1894-10-22
TIE STATE or TRADE.

baltimore oct eo-Flour dull unchangcd; 'tes ~
bbs Wheat strong so = rcd spot and October. 'itf
al. p"cernber 5GG5ssc. MAY dli,T6ll l1c Gamer -
rod 81. milling wheat 10y sample. "'p &C. sto, ~
/ o.7 O4 bush. sales 1OoD bush. corn him'r; iniNu
snot and october sac bil year f9'sc bid, stock ""
lIsh. s,l~s 10000 bush. Southern white corn pc r
80. new aa;c. do yellow I'D. asc. ne" 30, 'A'7
nrr,. 30 Z. white Western. 3tsu3t.c. :" niN"I 49,
;2i.c: stock 2i9.513 bush. Rye Inactive -" : %
sinok l. 24i Hay strong. good - rh'c" titn'
,l11Si2 80 Grain frcghis steady, steam 20 iN'lII
l. october. Cotton steady nj tihng. "-.c il"N',I1'~
demand good. mess pork. Si -. bulk shoulder -
short rib sides nd rlelr sides N7c sugar 'ue' s""
ders %. hams. small 12r' large H.. Iaf' '''"
f,s,on 0ct Flour quot. Corn nrm'r oats qnet
INT steady shorts quiet Provisions quiet Bht'e our
Northern creamery 2tG23c Western cr'am'rv :" ~.
hees frm: best Northern. losGlio. western l'al"i'
Eggs steady. $4,000, q. ...,. p
limits ic hard i.Gi.c higher. sales 90" "H 40
hard q 1 f. 90 srG2Sc Closing y ] lanl fp', "1'.-'
d. T. C}7.c. old ~ Nofih'rn spot ",'s-, d.. nr"
G2s.c. no offered. oll 81 Northern ,hicag 81.
81 spring $50 spot. nier wheat IN better d"in'nI
hush m store SO. l car rrd ~ "n tfach.
81 white 20 asked com quiet. u ulrr "
: bush ~ . corn. 80 lN"'i husn No : Yellow,
54i.c ia store ~ yellow 90 track. 'r+ car
40 , yellow 53c. ? grade. nov. ''h'p'- 'ht'
opened easy sales. ~ white "'r i a'd cars
sold ~ 3ic ~ white. .i'.r y" .nN"i q" a. asked
Barley quiet unchanged Iye- ~ ~ asked IN store
Flour si"ado- unchanged. NIL feed IE.l. unrhang,f
Canal frcghts steady wheat r., 'fn. -. 'li' =.
barley. -.
chicago oct - Tho leading futures ranged - fol-
New-York tribune., 1894-10-22
THE GENERAL KNOX TO BE COAL BARGE

Another fine American ship is to fall from
her high estate and come down TO the level which
has been reached by many of her predecessors and
companions and the feet OF "O'Brien Ships" will
be depleted by the loss OF Of the prettiest Of
It's number The General Knox which was loading
for San Francisco at the time caught fire at her
pier In the East River last summer. and the only
way TO save her from total destruction to
pump her full Of water and sink her. which
New-York tribune., 1894-10-22
TIE PETROLETN NIRhET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
New-York. October 81. 1891
There was no in the oil situation as' wees eher
in the local markets or the field Reduction IN ste"s
continued prospects of higher prices led 70 m'"
cr less Wild cutting. and heavily capia.zei com.
pany bearing the or ike Eastern Pears> w
Company has been formed In Lu1erne county feah'
where some satisfactory boring has been done ~.
hfd has been established there. eNt"ning from Dive
lyn small susquehanna County. 20 Auou'n'
schuviku Count has been reported that the s-Hs,
Oh Company pur hased large tracts ~ iAhH II W."
vicinity. ., ,vsrs
The ergagements of petroleum for export ast "e,A
unusually heavy As ihis the season ~ the sea'sse
consumption the exports likely 10 continue IS,
som. time. consequently n" deliveries arr ',,csd
TO Increase The exports from the tnltei sits ~
crude eqgNilont Tor IN" We enclns g. o3, ri.
20 : - 3lo salons and from January |, N""0"-' g."
Ions an increase II l3i9l2Ji9 gallons. . Turn,
The following table shows the partial PIPE 'lH' '''
from October l TO october L. inclusive;
Runs Deliveries Deliveries chtrr,en,ss chr ~
Total bbls ..I. 1890 i.5I3.6n ly9ol ,aS &c
A,erac, per day. G92j3 Ja aH' LII = .a,.
Crude nip. me certificates were bid ir az - - Gs
urdav 1hc productions the Mcdonald he!d "er. -
barrels. Retnel petrce ceum wa uncE"s.1 a. ms ID
gallon in barn els 2G5 cents IN buN ana op' - 10
eases nj New-York and 80 cents IN taLr's 1as a,
cents in bulk AZ Pnladelphia Crude %" was Fo,hs AZ
Il cents In gallons and $50 cents In ou'A ANA "SP''
80 gallon -. ,,,.s Tor loo k,os at
Antwern: IS magks for - kics at Bremen ""- ~
lnperla. gallon It LONDON
New-York tribune., 1894-10-22
STRIKING VIA vERS TO PARADE.

Fall River. Mass. Oct I.-To-morrow morning
the striking will hold a big demons stration
In which several brass bands will participate 1t is
the intention to hold general mass-meeting at
South Park and afterward to form a parade and
pass through the principal streets. more particu-
larly the streets on which the prominent mills
ooceted-
New-York tribune., 1894-10-22

Market steady 'Hlo points net De line com
f.fsl with ycs'eiday's dosing prices Trlns''rrit"
notice. $50 Total sales ~ $3.50 bales Nov York spot
TODAY uirhf officially reported For con
sumption - iai.s market dull. mddnS u1ianls.
b.. mdiing gul: g. which IL ll6r lower compared
~ yesterdays closing.
liverpool caile-spot cotton. falr business doing.
speculation md export. hal.s. American. l.tsn
bale. mlclIng upards. 3'.c Futures op"nsd har.ly
unchanged. closed quiet and steady ar 2OtH5 G'i
net lcclin.. October October cmb"r 303a" no
vemier December. 30bd3pc December January 3u5d96.
January February :Oja307 February March. Boss March
April auaG3lO. Apr MAY. 3llb May June. 3l3s. June
July 3i4d3i5 tn" statistical position u cotton.
mad. M ~ Chronicle. Is follows:
New-York tribune., 1894-10-22

COFFEE Trading - N" usual SATURDAY chaIa,tr
vri-sr shade elser The m1r.et vas fe"tur"l"SS
Ia,re nafkrt quiet. Oroh"r. N3io fran'~. November.
~ - Il~cemhcr ~. January - February, - March.
10 April ~. 'uli sales 40 liatrc 1000 bag Hamburg
closed steady AZ Tho fio"ins prices october :"
uf.unnr-. November ~ -. pr-"nirr. % JtnInry.
e., sl February, G}5O March ~ 20. Aprl. GO My.
~ - ~. ,r!cal .nt.es n.m. ~ quoted At TOO
hang. quoted ~ 10 Ii. r,c"iyts. lu"" bags.
stock ~ Rio .Huso bags c"arnnrcs f'r United states.
por hars Santos firm - ~ i"ls. receipts. 2Goo
bag. .f.,l iip,"o bags cleared from Hio. steamship
l'r.-hned with l2en bag
Contracts ,1'rl steady 1t 10 p'l'S de- line sales
1 80 t,vs
New-York tribune., 1894-10-22
OTHER MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH

Buffalo Oct. 2o-Cattle-Receipts last twen,y.sor
hours 2oeo head total for week thus far l3 $40 head
through 1000 head Ncw-York i4so head; sale q,
head. market opened dull and slow; closed steady all
sold good light 50 lOfS3 20. stock bulls s. oe
10 no very here. Hogs-Rsceips LAST twentyour
time week 73 $50 head consigned through
so" head NcwYork. 500 head sale. $3.50 head
81 S5ast 90: good mixei packers 81 aoas5; nedi-
81 JjGsJ 05 mostly S.; roughs 81 oTa< 30. sags
81 j0n 10 workers. sold late - I5ei ~ mostly 70;
pigs 5, 5OdSi ~. several lots held over sheep
total for week thus far $500 head f'r same TINE ast
week. $3.50 head; consigned through. 500 head; 70
York 400 head; on sale 100, Rad ma! miI"e, e,
natives. and loads of Canada laf"s unsold: far 70
good sheep 81 5oqs2 60; cho'e 'e-3F3 y cglls $50
81 - per cwt: light good lambs - '"HS3 -; choss
50 90. choice heavy wethers 50 -
Union stock Yards. Cncag' oct. 90 2o-Cattle-S'cetps
2."o head. Market unchanged Common 30, ,S,cs ,o
stecrs 50 S5ds6 -; stockers and feeders. s2Gs3 @
and bulls $lds3 so calves So 2jss 50 80 Hogs
Receipts l30OD head MirAo. weak and prices lOs
2lc lower Heavy 81 j0GS4 % common to choice mixed
s. 10: pigs 81 j0Usi -. sheep Receipts. 5000 head
Market weak and prices unchanged Inferior 10 choice
75ruS3: lambs 81 25aS4 H.
- Louis oct. 2)-Cattle-Re~c'p's. 1900 he'd M,r A.
sieadN. Choice fancy export steers - dl - o
g,oi shipping and export steers s. o5QS5 p far 70
medium shipping steers 81 45a>5 sJ r's Rec,,Ps ~
m1zcG :, 961si 7o les, 81 5oaS4 20 sheep Receipts
7oo head Market steadv and unchanged. a.,
ket steady Prime. s. 25Us5 80; good 81 5oes5 soi
butchers 80 73Gs4 rough fat 81 5pGsS - far iisht
steers. SO i5dS3 30 Hogs-Receip:s liberal Maiss,,
lower Phladephias s. iodS5 -; best f.rkers ara e
pirs 8, 5osi 75 good sows SiTs4 - and roush
sows s3asS -. sheep-Sunply light MARKET c3n,in1ss
sa s EZr9 sheep 5s' o & good vsRs sssen s 90
lambs S2as3 so. veal calves. s. 50dS6 -.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-22
.o,.rurRN COTTON MARKETS.

.o,,os,,, oct .o-Coron quiet. middlins, '.s ',%.s
mddng i-Gc good ordinary. i3-ide nss a"' ID s.s;
,',nts IA IN, bales. exports Great britain 1nsrk
rrance GsSo; Continent. 5.95t sales. l''i' '''
-. stock. l5I1Ot .-,... .,,itl,,g sac: low
Norfolk oct. 2o-C"tton steaiy' 5st receipts
mddlnc. i5-ldc; good ofuinarN -, . or, sales
M bales. gross. 2.oosi exports 'o's'"'S' ~
.91 stock. 2l,O6l. ,aui,g 5i.c: Low
,,dtn" 5c good ordinary. tii-l6c net ana sss,xt,e
ctipfs S2Gi bales; exports 10 France o'"D
, %,y orleans Os, 2D-t'oton easy middlns %, re.
low mddng Slice; good ordinary To- >, GO Great Brit.
am s. 400: Continent. 1.i9s; coas,wise. l'Sf' s@''