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CANES RLsEwHERE.

Charlottesville, Va, April 23.-University
ofYirginia, s; Franklin and Marshall, Penn
sylvania, 1.
Ithaca, N. Y. April 29.-CornelI, IS; Ell
mira, /. ID
Newark, N. j. April 23.-In game mark
ed by heavy battingethe Newarks and To-
rontos played nine innings to a tie to-day
with twenty runs to the credit Of each.
Richmond, Va, April 2S.-Richmond Col
lege, 16; Washington, and Lee. 6.
Reading, Pa, April 23.-First game
Reading, 4; Cubans, Z. Second game
Reading, 26; Cubansi 4
Wilkesbarre, Pa, April 23-Wilkesbarre
20; Carbondale, 10.
Lynchburg, Va, April 23.-Lynchburg, 6
Richmond. 8.
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be lived up to, he does not desire to be a
member of the staff of umpires. The score:
Total 10 II 27 10 5

Earned runS-Brooklyn o; New York A. First
base on errors-Brooklyn : Ne w York 4. Left
bases brooklyn IL; New York 12. First base on
balls-off Kennedy Off German 3. struck out
BY Kennedy z by German g. Three base hits
Laohance. CoTcoran Davis, Tiernan. Two base
hits-corcoran, Kennedy, Doyle, Tiernan,. Ger
man. Double plays-Corcoran, Daily and La
Chance; Schriyer, and stafford; Van Haltren and
Davis; Fuller. stafford and Doyle stolen bases
Griffin. Daley, Fuller. Dhyis. Base on baik-
BY German l. Time-2k10. Umpires-M eekn
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PLAYED WITH THE rH1LLrEs.
Smith and weighing Both Unable t
Puzzle the Orioles.

SMITH and WeyhinR Both Unable to
Puzzle the Orioles.
Baltimore, April 23.-Baltimore won. the
odd game of the series to-day By outplaying
the Phillies at all points weighing had
difficulty in locating the plate, but the
Orioles easily found the bail when it came
over.
In the seventh inning Smith was substi
tuted for Weyhing ana fared but little bet
ter. EspeT pitched good ball until the latter
part OF the game. when he weakened, and
was replaced by Gleason. jennings all
around work was the feature. Buckley
batted effectively, and Keney's work in
the outfied was very fast Score:
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Total. 10 16 20 13 3


Baltimore. :. 2 1 3 1 x-16
Philadelphia. L O 4 2-Io
Earned runs-Baltlmore Z ;PhHadelphla s. Three
base hits-sullvan, Reitz 7 wo-base hits-Jen-
nings 2; Cross, Delehanty Buckley. Sacrifice
hits-keiley. Jennings, Robinson g stolen
bases-McGraw, Keller 8; Kelley. Struck out
BY Esper 1: by Weyhing e Bases balls-By
Esper 2; Weyhing 6 Smith 1; Gleason 1. Base
on balk-By smith 1. Double plays-Jennings,
Reitz, Brouthers; Reitz, Jennings, Brouthers.
Wild pitches-W eyhing /. Passed balls Buck
ley 1. Time-2;1o. umpres-Murray and
CamDDelI.
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NIP AND TUCK A # LOUISVILLE.

AnsOn's Men Spurted in the Ninth and the
Lead Was roo Great.
Louisville, KY. April 29.-To-days game
game wasnip and tuck until the eighthinning,
when the home team cinched victory by
pounding Griffith tor aght runs.
The Colts made q good effort in the ninth
but Louisyilles lead was too much for
them. Weather fair; attendance, l 800.
The score:
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Cleveland. =. =. . o O o Ill
Earned runs-Cleveland 3. wO base hits
Miller Mexican, q. Tebeau, 0'Connor. Three
base hits-Burkett. Home runs-Burkett. First
base on balIs-off Cuppy 8; Ehret .. struck out
by Ehret ]; Cuppy 1, Passed balis-Peitz /.
Time-2 hours. Umpire-Betts.
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close Game-at Norfolk.

Norfolk, Va, April ga large crowd
gathered at the park to-day and witnesseda
fine game between the Roanoke and Norfolk
teams. Features were O'Hagan's playing
at first and the pitching of Mcdonald for
the home team. Score:
Norfolk -. 2 0 o 2 % o O-e
Roanoke :. 0 0 4 o o o o O-5
Batteries-McDonald and Gier: Fisher
and Bath.
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Earned ns-Washington g. Boston /.
Two-base hIts-Joyce, selbach. Home
run Hassamcr Double plays-Crooks
aud Cartwright; Nicholson; Crooks and
Cartwright. Triple plays-Wison, Warner
and Tucker First base on ballS-By Viii
son 8. Stolen baseS-Abbey, Crooks, .;
seIbaeh. Nicholson. First base on crrors-
Washington 2; Boston l Left on bases
Washington 4, Boston g. Struck out-By
Maui /; by Wilson l. Time of game-1
hour and 80 minutes. Umpire-Mr. Keefe.
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Total. 8 6 a712 { Total ..a11 ee10

Cincinnati. :. :. . Oi0 1 Ia
Pittsburg.. :. :. :. 0sll o 4 o 0-6
BecSley called out forinterfering with play.
Earned runs-Cncinnatf / Pittsburg /. Two
base hits-P arrott, Gray Giller. stolen bases
i. smith. Double eplay--Ci. smith and Vaughn
First base on balis-By 9Parrott 3; by HawIey g.
Sacrifice hits-GeHIns Struck out--By Parrot
8; by Hawiey. L. Time42:05 Umpire-Emslie
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Earned runs-Louisyille 6: Chicago 3. First
base ON errors-Louisville 3; Chicago 5. Lett on
bases-loulsville g. Chicago 6. First base
paiiB-of Luby, 4; off Griffith, 2. Struck out
By Luby, =; by Griffith, /. Home run-Ryan.
I Two-base hits-il asscock. sweeney, shugart
Ryan, Anson Sacrifice hits-Shugart. Stolen
bascs-ciark, Preston, Lange Everett Wild
ptches-Grifflth L, Time-2;25. Umpire-Mo-
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Notes Tbnt were Nfpffed.

The bleachers will hereafter be known
as Williamsburg
''Ace" Warner is a coed man. but Has
samer held four of q kind.
Tucker was not so sharp as usual when
he ran up on Crooks in the fourth and al
lowed himself TO be touched little
delay would have prevented the double
play.
Long tried very smooth trick in the
eighth that did not work. Abbey was on
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REDS WENT TO PIECES.
Among Other Things, the Pirates Scort
Three Times on One Hit.

Three Times on One Hit.
Cincinnati, April 23.-Parrott pitched a
strong game to-day, but owing to the poor
support he received, he lost. Vaughu's
error in the seventh in failing to hold
thrown bali ard retire the third man gave
Pittsburg start.
The Reds went 10 pieces and made error
after error. Pittsburg scoring four runs
on only one hit The Reds outbatted the
Pirates, but could never get hit at the
right time. Ewing did not play on ac-
count of the death of his brother in Denver.
Attendance, 300 Score:
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CLOSE TO THE EIGHTH.

Then st. Louis Took the Lead and aimed
by Two.
st. Louis, April 23,-To-day's game was
anybody up to the eighth inning, when the
home team occurred q lead and was never
headed. Both pitchers were hatted freely
and Cuppy's IS work was marked by especially
wild work, eight men going to bases on
balls off his delivery. Attendance, $500
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Boston Failed to Pick Al. Maufs
Combination.
HE PITCHED THEM PUzzLERs
Washington Beat the Roston's in One of
Those Games Gus schmelz Tells Continued
Stories About-Boston's Triple Play
Wonder-Eassamer's Home Run Hit
Paralyzed Williamsburg, and Won.
Games Yesterday.

Washington. 4; Boston, L.
Louisville, is; Chicago, Ia.
st. Louis, Is; Cleveland, Ii.
Baltimore, 16; Philadelphia, I6.
Pittsburg, 6; Cincinnati, 3.
Brooklyn, 10; New York, z.
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Games To-day,

NIIANb IU"uuN
Boston at New York.
Philadelphia al Washington
Brooklyn at Baltimore.
PittsbuTg at Cincinnati.
Chicago at Louisville.
Cleveland at st. Louis.
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bunt to the pitcher, which was quickly
snapped to first and dropped by Tucker.
Then followed the triple play. Attend
ance, 4 900
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Harvard Defeats Dartmouth.

Cambridge, Mass, April 23.-Harvard
won from Dartmouth this afternoon. Both
pitchers were effective and the batting was
consequently very light. Harvard was
weak with the stick and ran bases in a
manner that would make school boy blush
Score.
Harvard 10 o Is
Dartmouth......O o L o Ool O-2
Batteries-Highlands and scannen: Patey
Abbott.
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but all the denizens of "Billsville" rose
as one man and shouted TO tbeirpet to ''let
er CO." Then William just dropped that
ball right into the midst of his constituents
beyond the wire fence and trotted grace
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Entries for To-day.

Third race-Seven-eighthso of a mile.
Ind. Horse. VT. Ind Horse. VT
So Golden Gate 81 80 Owlet +. lot
(64) Tinge 100 S3 Paladin :. .105
1851 Tuscan . .102
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BY W. Clark Rus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-27
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKET.

New York October 20. 1898.
BEANS AND PEAS-Jobbing trade is auieter, buyers
needs and with fairly liberal receipts there
dency 10 accumulation. which causes slight weakness
Best marks Of sti held generally AZ ~ 90
and 81 80 hut those figures have been shaded 21c
IN Instances. Medium sell 81 BE-. White kidney ami
soup well sustained. Rcd kidney slow and
peas quiet and rather but Scotch have some call
for export and firm We quote: Beans. domestie e.
marrow choice. 81 G7isQtl 70. do 81 4sa$ So do
medium 81 So do white kidney. 81 s5a$ 90 do red KID
do Lima Cal. 81 % do foreign, medium, new 81 40 60
foreign. medium old 81 i3asi % bbis. oOc
do bags s2hgs5c; do Scotch s2iaIs5c.
BITTER-There quiet trading again to-day IN frssh
table sorts. but receivers have not accumulated much
stock and quite general disposition 10 hold
be too strong to warrant much change in the
value q best fresh goods Exporters were buying June
creamery lsQ3DHc and understand that Iona
line Of jamestown tubs (State butter) was taken 81
2sc Shippers looking for factory butter both fresh
and June packed anything In fact from lac downward
2i.c do thirds 20 seconds lac pc do June make, ex
bic; do seconds to nrsts l5q2Oc State dairy half
tubs fancy. Gle; do Welsh tubs fancy. 1Dn2Osc; 90
fourth. l2 lee Western dairy lOgl5c factory
fresh y4l2c do June. tubs. llhal<c do June. nrkns.
nn4l3Hc..
CHEESE-The results Of the weeks trading pretty
satisfactory 10 the selling interest Demand for imrne-
diate consumption has been especially large but
dealers have been stocking w. and the movement was
enough absorb the offerings quite closely sd
yancng prices. Business to-day was quiet usual on
Saturday but receivers holding all the advantage Sc
cured during the week. IL would be difficult buy the
fsnciest lots Of either large small below out
side figures We quote State full large size. Sep
TENDER make colored white. fancy. a%GpiOc: do good
TO choice sd9c: do common TO fair. 7GsLe do small
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-27
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

York, October 70 loS
CoTToN-The market closed barely seady N a bale.
The market opened decline Of to IL points on u's
appointing Liverpool. that market closing with ne az
brought out on this from abroad with indications
OF receipts There rally OF several puIiiss
shortly the opening after which the market ne
firm until the close. and there was
buving Liverpool private cabegrams indicate that ,
opinlon abroad that cannot give way muoh
al present but the contrary temporary ADVANCE y
Mr. Nell Will again reduce ms Vi.P 80
mate. 1t is reported that very little cotton is Onle a.
the South the largest holders OF spot COTTON se ~,
be in position keep their holdings well IN mana lo
some time 10 The New-Orleans cotton EAchahse
estimates receipts New Orleans Tot NE cur
week at lo5 bales. and the receipts at all poits
week POI go bales and 42s2'4 bales ast Se1i
To-days receipts the ports were about fi"" uaIsS
80 $40 bales last year and 520G5 bales two years ago
n Ia estimated that the receipts New Orleans MONDAY
viii! run from 1000 bales. against -IlS oaie
81 lZs pales anu
IL lO5 bales The receipts at New
to-day $3.50 bales. against IA 80 pheS
responding day week and 10 w baes Ias' a.
bales Mobile. 200 bales. against 2osS ana 80 W.
Savannah 1906 bales. against 1916 ana ceil paes
5000 bales against l9sl ana S"e paiys'
$40 bales against and 5353 bales The flHahcla
Chronicles weather reports received from Ne
up to Friday evening indicate that the weather
In the cotton belt general been very sasaCoIy
progress Advces Texas Indicate mat the ehulvi
ing Of cotton Will be competed IN that Stae ABOUT hs
middle Of November The croI Is oehs Hse' ~
but the Montgomery correspondent states that planters IN
that section eel at present prices MINING Ivst
occurred in Mississippi Monday Inc ioal vlslpe
supply 1912 bales more man ~ se
bales over the corresponding date Of 1893 and decrease
OF 672 bales from ls'2 The jo5ai Vspie supply Is
Oneninr range and to-day. and closing bids the
previous night and last year follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-27

December sold at soxaa6c closing. ao*c Cash com
quiet Sales were reported OF 5000 DUST 10
corn part at 40Ac o afoat, week. ana private
terms and 5000 bush No 2 white priva,e .siis
all for export. No corn was quoted sc over october
in elevator October closed 3Nc The rs .nd graded
steamer yellow. The weeks receipts OF corn a. ms
~ GS 600 bush from last week Exports 1.372o bush
an ncrease of 2eooo bush from the Tour pore cot, o.,
OATS-There feature to the marke 10. ua,s W
day. Prices varied but slightly. neither nus nor az,
seeming disposed to operate The Close mas a. - he,
s235 600 bush OF 732 goo bush from me pre-
the visible Indicated some "e-
crease. Cash oats dull. sales were 22.Vm bush,
including 900 bush No at 2ic elevator: sWo oush
No 3 at 23Sc LOCO bush No 2 white. &c LOCO bush No
white. 2tc and n 900 bush track white at 2oH2oc
EARIEY-Narke steady color choice is quoted at
4215Oc . RYE-Market continues nominally steady.
CARROTS are quoted 42043c. and boatloads 44a48c
UI-CKWHEAT-ln the absence OF business the market
continues quiet japanese quoted at 4CqiSc. and prime
State RI 34c MALT-Market quiet Western Is quoted
53qGDc
We give comparison the closing prices OF the pre-
day and for The corresponding date last year:
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THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Oct 20 (SpeciaD.-The wheat market to-day
onened firm but closed weak Gables the drouth
was unbroken, Argentine shipped nothing. The Modern
Miller other authorities attributed damage TO
Michigan quickly caused the market TO lose Its early
strength. A liberal estimate for the cars here on Mon
4sO-closed the market the bottom. Primary re-
CENTS for the double the week last
years 30 900 bushels. against 4yO0Oo bushels Est
mates on the visible supply for increase OF 1000
900 bushels Receipts the Northwest still TO
the railroad facilitiesl6 against 1903 cars last
year Primary receipts show ed falling off los 600
bushels larger than the day last
wear The board cearances were sman-only 12OWO
bushels frc m all ports speculative trade small
The floor all bearsh New York reported 10
loads for export a Fair business for Saturday De
opened 61c. sold between blc and 6Oi9c and
closed 6Otac 10 GO%c The last price was under puts
L. the May Nc. October sold from 3l7sc 10 30Nc and
closed 3O7sc May. from Hc to 2sisc and closed at
2oihc sellers Shorts nearby deliveries have been
covering "A week the market to-day missed them
Treer OF arrive were at the bottom or
the weakness. Cables weak. Seaboard clearances
were lg5 bushels shipments liberal
Samples i.c TO i7c lower. Charters
only bushels The movement Indicates no in
the local stock. The car lots are 36o; the es-
for Monday. 40
October closed Isle May opened at 2Oc and closed at
offerings increased. Just as was the
case I'm corn Samples Nc tn nc lower No charters
reported The receipts were 20 cars the estimate
for Monday. 300
probable change provisions. Prices closed a. about
where they closed Friday There % 900 hogs the
estimate FOR Monday 30 600 head the estimate for
next week head. Prices Mt the yards were DC
lower.
on the curb puts December wheat closed nj 604c;
calls n, Giic Puts and calls May closed at the
price. 29Ec
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-27
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL. MARKETS.

London. Oct PC 1870 =. m.-Consos loIN for both
money and the account Canadian Pacific Goa Erie l3H
do 7ai5 Illinois Central 100: Mexican
binary 81 81. Paul common. 7Si. New-York Central
1872: P~nnsvlvanla !TA Reading 9',: Mexican Central
per bonds 724 Louisville and Nashville 60N
Aichson common 2li-.
siiver-MsrSet steady; quoted 3O7sd
per ounce. The NJ bullion into the Bank Of
England on balance to-day IL f2i0oo The 81 dis
open ket for both short and three months
hills per Parts adviceS quote per rentes
at 100 frnncs 10 centines for the
Gao T. m.-pars adv!ces quote exchange London at
% francs ~ ccniimes FOR checks.
Berlin oct. ~ -Fxchange on London. 20 marks +9s
pfcnnngs for sight ani - marks 31i pfenninss fo-
ninety bills. m. ~ the Imperial Bank ~
Germany In specie Of IS 500 600 marks
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Iiverrool Oct 90 | D. rn-Beef-Extra India mess dull
AZ 75s: prime mess dull SIS o. Pork-Prime mess
Western fine dull 56s ID do medium dull at ASS I'd
Iams-Short cut 10 N, firm at 4Js Cd Bacon
Cumberland about 2s to 80 H. dull at ios short rib
about 25 10 34s long clear middes about - 10
steady 32s Cd long and short clear mddes about 90 n
dull Cd ShouldersAbout ~ TO IL 10 nr at DOS "a
Isrd-Prime spot steady at 2gs. Cheese Amer
lean colored firm AZ ios for old and AS f9
Scptember make. Cotonseed oi-Liverpool refined dul
at Spirits Of turpentine steady at 2o- Rosin- .om
mon firm at Wheatfso red winter firm at rs pad
No Q red spring no FlourSt Louis fancy winter
firm AT IS Mixed Western spot easy NJ rs SID;
October easy 81 Cd November at Is 1Sd Deem
easy IS jd Hops at London-Pachc Coast dull at
fnal.aN
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THE STATE or TRADE.

baltimore 20 Flour firm; sales 40 DDS nsmbcr
cs~ lGsLc: May 72yr hid: steamer No red
So,bern bv sample d7ucsc; do, on grade oIAao.Tr
,p XXI 600 bush: aales NJ 600 bush: Corn stsaay
,i,ed snot and october 3s.G3slc November 49,
q5xc, wear 3i,q3iAc January 3+hg3ite; ,1Isss
3tI3iac: Southern waite 3in3Ic: DO yellow, o.g ;
,ock 400 bush: sales 1900 BUSH oats easy 80, ~
r,he Western 25k62Gc: No mixed 40 80 r.o
o. 600 hush RYE quiet but frm No iG,1c ~
,oc Western stock 10000 bush. Hay steady 80 ve
s,G Grain freghts firm. Cotton quiet; nh1u'"e' 'so'
Eggs Arm Isilnioc. other articles unchanged
r,os,on Oct 2G-F7our dull Corn hrmer osts hrin,
Shn-,s ouIe Provisions quiet t'uttcr hrn: Nos,,st
o3do2sc; 2ln22c Cheese nnl, M
ern iOd1ic. Western 9diOc. Eggs hrmi Eas'e'"' -'t
2ac: Western and Michigan. 2od22c
punaIo Oct 2G-Sprlng whea-Demand very nsn'' ,s
I've arong closing No hard spot old oc.-c 90 u" .
a. do T. eGsSc: No Northern spot ootc 40 =
Ct-tc No . Northern (. B,isc. winter "hea
choice old No red held at SC over Chlcag2 Deen' =,
ciosinr Gss. Ioos,c; No hard Kansas o'f.c. -
90 demand firm: sales. - No YELLOW, o. .
cas- No yellow 36'4c: No corn 3ya5o7' ts'
~ corn a5lc track Oats steady. far detnahu ~
ing 10 . white 23G22ibc: No 2 white Z2c; No WnI,r.
ooe. No mixed 2oed2c: No mixed 1gc TRACK b d,
strong demand light, price unchanged tye-Sales
hush 40 2 tSc in store Four-Far demand svea my
Mil feed Arm unchanged Canal freights steau'' VII
changed - D.,
Chicago Oct 2G.-The leading futures ranged az io'-
lows: --,~
Wheat No .: Opening. Highest. L"west eos, ON
Octoher ....... GOisdGok GOt 11.S COS, eao oo
December ....... 6l.aGlh Sln 6o'sa%ss o'a"G St,s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-27
CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS
THE BANK STATEMENT.
Saturday. October 26-p.

Saturday, October 26-p. m.
The statement OF the associated banks pub
ished to-day shows an increase In the cash
holdings OF 1891. 500 made up by an increase OF
ST. 29s 500 In specie and loss Of s3Os.0oO In legal
tenders The movement Of currency in tho
week TO the South was small while 10 tho
West and Northwest some improvement was
noted The condition OF the banks. as shown
by the statement. does not appear favorable
for higher money rates. and 1t again indicates
further liquidation in loans which makes
the decrease in this item about s2o,ooo00o. since
the middle Of September. Loans decreased IN
the week 81 1921. 500 and deposits decreased
81. 27O, 90O while the result of all the changes
was an increase in the surplus reserve or
81 309 525 which now stands at Sl66sS 100 against
SIS, 3SOl75 In the preceding week s63,8s4.so0 In
the same week last year. end s4s7s7,75 In the
corresponding week In 1898. The operations OF
the Sub-Treasury with the banks In the week
ended Friday night caused loss TO the banks
OF s23s, $40.
The following the comparative statements
Of October 10 and 20:
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OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

head total for week thus far ie7s head! tor time
YORK s head on ae i2o head Market opened
quiet and slow but all oGenFs Te' ia5y na at s
l:%5O n steers qgosbe at - lcps+ 49, light to
as so ., TO aSd fe 81 for ign,
good veas Moderate supply and stronger for fat ONES
sd ssyss s. 5oGss g. g sra.st, ,sas2
fo sane be ee ia $50 head ON
1900 Market opened very duh and lower for all
Iades with quality only fair closed dull and weak with
and Ugh, at So So few decks held over GOOD to choice
heavy hogs. s4@as4 TO- mixed packers ana mediums
s.gsi os light Yorker sigs' TO- pigs s4es4 lo roagns
sheep Receipts last hours 300 head. total
ior week thus far isS head for ,ame Tine as, Tees
200 head sale o. 400 head. Market opened fairly
steady with Bulk Of offerings sold sheep dull and DIVER
for all kinds rhoee t. prime Fat, ~ 70 TO :, 10 ast To-
eus 10 common 81 $5gsS - good to choice mixed sheer
az I ia lint thek SmncI ne ~oos almost unsaisbe
ous thin sheep and coarse ewes 81 21G>2,
heavy me lots - 9og>4 lair Canada lambs sigs4 -.
rnion stock Yards Chicago oct. 2e-catte-ReceIpts.
% head Narke s sesa 81 ans g extra ser S 81 20
81 2asa 90 81 5OasG Texans 81 GOQs3 %.
aa, AIRY s and Dc orc Heavy packing nT and
11ng lots 81 SSgsS 70 to Gso e. %issd 700
s,2ysS 10 ep.i'eeepls 1000 head Market steady
'p s %oSs 'A o 90 i sosi
cepts 135 head Market steady and prices unchanged.
cow g. calves s na,,c steers 81 4oSsa q oes-Re.
cepts. head. HaThe; firm and prices &c higher.
Heavy 81 5oQs3 50 light 50 iOQsa 10 mixed 81 2ns3 TO
ssheePIeeep,s 200 Market duh and prices unchanged
Mixed 81 6OaA2 15. bucks 81 stockers. 81 p .
East Liberty. 26-Cnttlc Receipts very light Mar
ke steady AZ Unchanged prices 80 To go No. 81 sou ST.
food - S0Gsi so; good butchers 81 Ml:t rough fat.
" 6DQt3 bulls 81 JOaf3 fresh cows
and springers 5e4Oc Hogs-Recepts fair; demand only
aif market slow and shade lower Prime medium ~ -
asa 10 81 l0Ns+ 10: common 10 fair
Workers and pigs 81 0oot4 90 heavy grades e+us+ 10:
roushs. $8Gs3 30 Sheep-supply light. demand steady
market strong at unchanged prices. Extra y p1":
sooi ~ 2s2 40: fair 81 4ods2 common 5Ocat; lambs
s21ta ~ '' ~
Kansas city oct 20-fIogs-Receipts. 6op head. mar
ke slow light and mediums 81 5000 TO- heavy ~ 4of
100 pigs SO 2jGs3 10. Cattle-Rcceips 700 head mar
ket slow native steers best 81 20QS4 30. fair " good
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-27
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston oct % Cotton 5eady: middlng SIC low
mlldllng T'c. good ordinary, NC; net and gross re-
celp's 1892 bales: exports Great Britain BIS bales
France o7is bales; sales. 400 bales; stock l3oi7
bales.
Norfolk oct 28-Cotton firm: midi SIC: low mid
ding a-i6c; good ordinary. nc: net and gross r'
ceipts 3OS7 exports coastwise 38 bales sales
2Oa bales: stock 30 3i2 bales
Savannah Oct 26.-Cntton steady: middlng Sue low
mlddlinR 13-l6c; and receints ?Da bales
coaswse. 2i+i bales. sales 1870 bales; stock
100 III bales
New Orleans Oct. c6-Coton firm: good middlnr
p-iGc rnidiling s5-i0c: low miidlng Lice good
ordinary NC net receins 81 24s bales: gross. 81 $50
bales exports Britain. a3'0 bales; to the Com
tn~nt. 1soi5 bales coastwise olo5 bales: sales 26Jo
bales stock, 3Il.9l bales.