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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-13

have spent to-day visiting tho battle
fields In front Of Petersburg, searching
for bullets and other relics OF the late
war to carry home with them. They wiil
leave for Richmond tomorrow morning
at 1889 o'clock.
The Republican Club OF Camden y. j,
will arrive here next Friday.
Mr.. Preston Vann and MISS haue
Leigh Alley were married this morning
at o'clock at the residence OF the bride
on Market street. Rev. DIR. Battle ON
ciated.
Mr.. G.. s. Bell. OF Suffolk, was best
man. The ushers were Messrs. Wilcox,
Alley and Peed, Of Norfolk and M'
White. Of Richmond. The groom IS
professor Of mathematics ana hatih AT
MurfrcsbOr0, y. G.
The bride is a most accomplished young
lady. The couple left for MuriresDoro
via. Norfolk.
Captain S. w. venable IS quite sick at
his home in this city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-13

ply through the straights OF Magellan,
and the finest fleet of sailing ships I'm
the world are the California clippers.
which ply between New York and the
west coast. The course of the sailing
ships takes them very near the FAX
land Islands. Sometimes they are
wrecked on the rocky coasts of these
outlying possessions Of the vast British
empire. and when they are the natives
loot them Except for the military adj
vantage i'm time Of war, II would proba-
blv be better for the British If they did
not have a visible emblem OF their power
ia the Falklands.
Passing the Falkland Islands on It's
way TO the west coast by sailing shlps
or bound through the Straights ON steam
ers there Is carried about SlO00VVO q DAY
IN shipping and cargoes. 1t is THIS COM
merce that the English are about 10 look
out for. IL is their plan 10 Increase their
South Atlantic fleet from four vessels
10 eight. and to send out first-class
batleship as the flagship as soon as the
fortihcations Of Port Stanley are suiii-
ciently complete.
WHAT THE CONSUL SAYS.
The first intimation that the United
states had Of the establishment OF this
strong naval station upon the key Of
the Straights Of Magellan and the Cape
Horn trade was a report from Consul
Miller, of Port Stanley. who wrote with
diplomatic mildress TO the State Depart
mont as follows:
within the past few months inves-
legations Of the harbor here have been
made by the colonial government with
the view OF erecting a pier extending
TO "A depth that viii enable any vessel
TO discharge her cargo without the ala
Of lighters. 1t appears 10 be q certainty
that this work will begin IN the near
future, and when completed VIII great
Is assist in q more rapid ana cheaper
discharge OF freights.
Col IHwls. OF the royal engineers.
under the direction Of thc imperial gov
eminent. has been making soundlngs
and surveys here with "A view 10 the
establishment OF n naval station on the
opposite shore from Port Stanley. NTH
a pier leading thereto. This station
would render communication with the
outer world much more frequent and
would he OF great assistance in towing
distressed vessels into safety. s-he pres
enco OF ships OF war here for the past
six months clearly demonstrates this,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-13
AT PORT STANLEY FALKLAND ISLANDS AND THE IN
MHICu IT SEEMS DESIGNED ~ CONIIOI-

station where the Chileans sell coal TO
passing ships. Ii is unforihed, and n
British fleet swooping suddenly out Of
Port Stanley could draw supplies from
il without saying TO the original own
ers by your leave" When the United
States had that little alteration with
Chile over ne assassination of the sail
ors OF the Baltimore Sandy Point was
one OF the places which the American
fleet assembled in the River Plata was
calculating upon Selling. Argentina and
Uruguay are as much interested in the
establishment Of a strong outpost of the
British in the Falklands as is the Unit
ed States, and it is an open secret that
the fleets of these two nations are at
the disposal of the United States in any
crisis which may arise in those Southern
sens.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-13
FROM FOOT TO KNEE

Ohio Woman Suffered Great Agony
From Terrible Sore-Her Story of
the Case, and Her Cure.
"For many years was afflicted with a
milk leg, and a few years ago it broke out
ia a sore and spread from my foot to my
knee. l suffered great agony. 1t would
burn and itch all the time and discharge
q great deal. My health was good with
the exception of this sore. Itried great
many kinds Of salve, but some would
irritate the sore so that could hardly
stand the pain. could not go near the
fire without suffering intensely. Someone
sent me papers containing testimonials OF
cures by Hoods Sarsaparilla, and told
my husband would like TO try this med
icine. He got me a bottle and l found it
helped me. kept on taking 1t until my
limb was completely healed. cannot
praise Hoods Sarsaparilla enough for the
great benefit it has been to me. 1t
cIeanses the blood OF ell impurities and
leaves it rich and pure" MRS. ANNA e.
EAKEN, Whittlesey, Ohio.
You can buy Hoods Sarsaparilla OF all
druggists. BE sure to get only Hoods.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-13

GOULDER.-Dled. at Terrell Tex on
the ON inst. JOHN HENRY GOULD
ER. in the sixty-seyenth year OF hls age.
His remains viii De brought 70 thlS
city ana inferred IN Riyeryiew Gene
tclY.
ENRIGHT Died. at the residence Of her
parents. No go Louisiana street at
7:2O +. ~. ELIZABETH ESTHER. aged
six months Youngest daughter Of Mr.
4. j. ana Mary A.. Enrisht
onts WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER l3, 1897.
at $3.50 o'clock. Friends Of the family
invited 20 attend.
Baltimore papers please copy
THURSTON-T funeral Of INDIA SUIT
TON THURSTON will take place from
the First Baptist church, NEDNkS-
DAY. October 18th. az +. NJ.
Friends are invited TO attend. Now
York Pittsburg. Atlanta, Norfolk and
savannah parers please copy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-13

and race. Time c.10h.
Weighmau won first heat. Time, 2;30h.
Charlie Herr. Picture, Miss Duke and
Alice Carr also started.
Class 2:0j pacing, purse $500.
Heir-at-Law won first. fourth and fifth
heats and race. Best time. 2rafl.
Planet won second and third heats
Best time 2:nJi3.
Pumps. Rearl. Onward, Directly and
Palmyra Boy also started
Class 2:1S, trotting, purse $1,000 cum
finished:
Mackey won second heat in 2,l3a
Doris Wilkes won first heat .n 2.lH2
Baroness Marguerite, Robert d., SNOW
bail, Zelica. Porter. j. +. Hanson, AlDino,
and Jack Miller also started.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-13

they having brought in two merchant
vessels. and, through the services OF
tl,eir divers, temporarily repaired one
of them i'm a short time and at reason
able rates"
Since then the British papers have had
paragraphs I'm regard 10 tho progress
of the Notifications Of Port Stanley one
British paper recently said: The pres
cnce Of the South Atlantic squadron and
q force to garrison the necessary deien-
sive works will soon change the some
what primitive conditions Of life which
now prevail, and the simple and ingen-
ious manner of the inhabitants must ere
long be a thing Of the past
A SUBJECT OF SECRECY.
Several American naval officers were
spoken to the other day about the
founding Of the naval station Of Port
Stanley, and expressed much surprise.
Three officers Of high rank said that
they had not heard Of 1t before, and
that the matter was OF such importance
that they declined 10 discuss 10 until
they had some official information On
the subject, and did not know That they
would be at liberty TO do so then. The
naval bureau of information at Wash
ington however, has collected a lot Of
information about the Port Stanley for
tifcations and all the possibilities of the
harbor, which is not given out at pres
ent, even to naval officers. Until canal
is built, the British, with a fleet at the
Falklands and strongly fortified place
there, will be able. If they feel so dis
posed, 10 hold up" all the traffic be
tween the east and the west coast of
South America
AT Punta Arenas. or Sandy Point. in
the straights Of Magellan. is a coaling
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-13
New York Politics.

NEW YORK. oct 12-The George men
arc delighted this morning over the pros
pect OF Dayton accepting the nomination
for Comptroller His intense dislike ~
Croker and his desire 10 depose the old
time leader of Tammany are depended
upon 10 influence him 10 accept.
That II would Doe n severe blow 10 the
Tammany ticket IS admitted on AN sides.
Dayton Is especially popular with hun
dreds Of letter carriers in the city.
lie IS q New Yorker and has long been
prominent in Tammany councils. Coler,
the Tammany nominee. IS q Brookynite.
and little known ON this side OF the river.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-13
had been confined to his bed since last


had been confined to his bed since last
June.
CAME TO RICHMOND.
DIR. Uarbaugh was fCrty-Cne years Of
axe. lie was q native of Cumberland.
Nd. and came % Richmond TO reside
twelve years ago. Soon after he located
here he married Miss Sallio Brauer. or
this city who survives him. lie leaves
also three children. His mother WIS with
him when death came, having come 10
Richmond a short time ago 10 be Win
him I'm his last illness Or. Harbausn
other near relatives are a. brother and IL
sister who reside I'm Maryland
The deceased was raised IN the 'atho-
lie Church and before his death was con-
nrmed in that faith.
A WELL-KNOWN AUTHORITY.
DR.. Harbaugh was one of the best
l,nov.n veterinary surgeons i'm the South.
He had BUILT mp great reputation before
bo removed TO Richmond Since hif
residence here he has been recognized as
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-13
DR.. HARB0UGH DEAD
DEuIsE THE WELL-KNOyN YET
ERINARF SURGEON.
He Was Recognized as an Authority III MS
Professional Native OF Maryiahu'
Came to Richmond IL Years Ago.

Dr. w. IT, Harbaugh. the weH-kno"n
veterinary surgeon. died last htiI d.,
1880 o'clock at his residence NO. j. cast
Cary street. $500, Ia
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-13

vi SITAK-FtsPEARE CLASS TUES
DAY. oefober 18Th. 1880 O'Clock. Mss
Blair will organize tourists class for
persons remaining at home and th9se
Pl,aqlRing European t our Fra i5ss mse'las
both claeec, 60 assemble at the Mt. Yer
non, 2i5 east FRANKLIN street Apply el2
east Leigh Fridays from IL TO y No
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-13
n1ronrANr LINES on COMMERCE. AMERICAN AND OTHERS

will do his utmost TO put an end % ag ta-
tion and 10 prevent hlibustering. rs he te-
lieves now that Captain-General Wey'eI
is recalled, Congress viii support th's
u0lirv
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-13
To Cnre cold In One Day.

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets;
All druggists refund the money II II ran
TO cure. 25c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-26
TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago oct. % tspecian Liverpool came weak on
wheat, s.dii lower That made bear day % !, here
although there bull and although prices
AT Tires showed strength The close at tho bottom
iQ2 unier Saturday December opened at ~ cents
sold between ani .8asl, cents and closed at a3s
cents May most Of the > cents under Decem-
Der Paris opened higher bu, finally sympa,h.ed with
Liverpool Antwerp the only strong market abroad
up elre 70 lg2 cents oushs ne pTs n cr
only 6coo bushels compared with an Increase LAST
bushes little less than the week previous ana less
than year There an Increase on passage or e
months ago j4sO bushels primary points. compared
with 726or hush 1888 cars IN the Northwest against
bushels Rain. predicted FOR some OF the winter
wheat states morrow That had i's influence 1t lo'ks
crease Of about bushels cables said
the crop prospect excellent probably the for
oil IN bearsh MOOD Cnauestionabiy there was con
siderable selling here for long account by people who made
corn was property to-day losing II. cents and
and ciosed at POS cents December touched 2S's cents
and the bottom An enormous Increase in the
There was in local stocks OF il23coo bushels
The visible row includes - 1000 hSshss ana the oca.
slow: nothing chartered at all seaboard cleaaanees 2e
There was decrease on passage OF LEO
bushels
tho h,n Nav soS from Fl 70 2os. cents and cose3 at
2 cents Receipts 8aS with 3G5 estimated for
x coo bushels seaboard cearances we're 10000
clearances for the week. 10000 bushels The visible
increased 600 bushels the local stock decreased 2o
Prsvlslons lost slightly and yet they showed compare
as ees. b sSs cens There we're 81 900 hogs
with $4,000 es'imated for to- morrow prices were 5alo
snre Of bacon for the week 80 600 Boxes were Very large
on the curb puts on December wheat closed at e2s!
cents cals aa2, cents puts on M peesmss sSTn 2;
lis oli.Tf.s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-26
EXPORTS LAST WEEK
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New-York. October IS. 1897;

X,
CorToN-rne cotton market showed considerable II
regularity To-Day after opening steady at a2 ponis an
early cables than had been iooke1 i0r h
few positions further advanced point arr, W -, hear
general desire TO SELL as later cables faen 10 n
earl, promises from Liverpool and receipts W.
weeks total al the ports than originally calculated
Prices essed Oft generally 5q7 points with 9.aa., ,
feature morning. Later however the hai'e '0n
q ,harp upturr. on claims Of frost IN the south anu
spread OF yellow fever with new cases reported TOT
Selma Ala busy in the afternoon Tying 70
rnsrked ,es,,re II claimed. however! that the low
prices at which cotton now selling are a. as' @
the mora careful the market leaders southern 40
less bearish in the afternoon man oil :,
bette shape 1894 January cotton tod as low az %
To-day January cotton sold at 5ei men !dlus4 w.
period Of nearly half century The frienos OF 'saa
claim that conditions not now as thes "eie ~.
tina, will do 10 take me long s'o " ~
consumers the absence OF speculative eonpe'i.o ,
Meanwhile It is claimed that cotton has oufneo no
ressorsHe 20 look for much further decline. while II IS
impossible the opportunities on ,,e 5
Of the with anything Ike specua,Iea 9 MAI,
with total Of 14sOOO bales spo, COTTON Svs.u M
AT -iCc decline without spot transactions oey9nd e
vary ~ bO bales on contract middling uplands iec
miedI,ns Gull 8b-i6c. southern spot marke: midalns
vann am. Sn as Nc Norfolk quiet Lice lower
.on aus fs,es Baltimore nominal at &c. Augusta quiet
a. lies sales 79S bales ST. Louis quiet at 1876
i-1Sc lower sses. 800 bales ,o, ,.,,..-sro, co,o,
easter: sales 1900 bales speculation and export 900
bales American, 1000 bales receipts sSI Ds,es
steady I64g2s4d decline Closed quiet a. ns1s Rolnt
net decline. January February 3lsiss
s1ss MaSh1pT s ss aYHasS. s2b october
S9tEs October November. SoOias November Decenber
slss ,ssG9 6S, Sa Si''
The range OF contract prices foIo~s' s,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-26

y CT
,sss'hs e. v ws.. ar
irregular to-day and woppd Up own he ocs
D o. s.n n loves, feature Of he trade com
pTaS strength S , o. n" s snd swsnns
ncreass in visible supply rather ,ns''es civ rmors
Of expor, orders and liberal reduction ini ifs 10
The more mP'T' n spsans decline
bushel from Saturdays curb price During n IN
the s ar n. dsappnns liverpool cable bu aa ,
were given oveoonhdent opsraons me IN la. hou CON
Enrish markets gave rise ID "a lover Liver
a,9n ,nornr SATURDAYS ia,e Strength on this soc a
closed cSs n' 2s' English G' county came pa
tally shilling higher and Mgs Sp.ned Stronger Io1
~ points advance wheat buy was irregular
S c sa9 c ie@ q points Ts
Ron, lover F2 res.h ssise a"
GO bush and worlds ss s4'pff he sTeak in the
las, hour was ;ac ~ fesht room heay9css
general nSng Of early purchases and he pounding
% ,be Ma option Northwes! sent 9gsn as ds
or csP f a sq' eenS s%nq bs sy
. . ss Seq at NV
ne visible supply nes e. ed @ Sush last year To;a
25Es are s7s 800 bush asns $50 The eu canIas
the T s 100 sash asan bus, Las, yes
The weeks Increase was So S Snsh s5 ash wheat QUO
Ba H 81 ss5' bu sSe !; 81 o
4aF TO end market so.9 %U ore
or les. denorazsd today ~ heayy, no ire weeks
visise supply chieHy ihe iaer i Ill, later IN IN. day
- -. ,be aarv frmress IN wheat, ann at,I 80 n,sber
pSr ,svnsss had an important bearing on te rn,sa.e
,-icaS cereal The visible supply a-er h,st as.ins
o- S bush now stands at ~ 712w pnsn a fm
~ ,oial II $50 900 bush as,
S,n snG new short selling we're ,hs BY, owe
,a.vros y. tho dav Liverpool closed 500 brsh
I ,octs incressed 400 300 bush TO ~ ~, o1n
800 ~ nso bush last >eaT The stock oi 80 "a, 600
asalnst - incense ~ 5000 bush. is no" %
assns. 73o bush last year Lne hnm.n,s
esssce secre,.ed 100000 bush ~ .b ss, week
wnTe ,i3 900 bush against 2''1" ov.rcous the
49,. ,rsde was heavy. but taea 10 ,o..d baayv AZ
~ ,ac"rs IN the situation and prices .'oru ~
" IL NO, decline The export baslnet. e"' a RS
~ w corn quoted 31i.c o u ahIa, 49, ,-sss
caos v,,y and weakness corn stirred up ,a 80.
IN ts 80 net lower Thee yeas an increase Vl Zee 100
closinr ,he Visible supply. which Is now
~ s,ns 10 aoi bush last year o,sl s'o'T rs a1s
pusn ~ 20 hsh representing week 800 o.
~ 49, Tho stock 81 No oats decreasen $500
~, nusn go 600 bush against 3s56v BUSH year ~
aaor, demand again large taxing IN a, ,as W
~ hsb rnos,lv mixed oa. and heavy y
wv uu ,o,.d ooi.d22xc: No Gate. 22tc
oats queS.eu Nhite 1910: track mixed 2Sgs4c; Ira
80; SSs63ic ~ RYE-Market weak; NO W $50
white 'n,raio. No / Western, 5ltc cl buna",
'o.c cpARiFY~Market weak; ouo'ec' -s.c'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-26
OTHER NARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH

Chicago oct 25-Prces for cattle ruled weak tc-da,
excep, for strictly Shse o9' sales being 4i srsey At
" lde-from 50 GJasi few very ordinary lots Of
native dressed beef steers up to s'as5 80 Tor chocs TO
ass Exporters fair buyers Of fat beeyes around
8 7sas5 The socker and feeder trade was fsr prizes
easier bu, relatively higher han for good Seeves FAT
below 81 20 Bulls we're wanted at g %g$2 % for
,,,trs 1ryss cre aid moi show much chanxe steers
being In demand at So 90 and and heifers at
demand. prices ruling steady FOR better class but
easier Tor hsrs In hogs the liberal offerings resulted In
with sales Of common swine at reduction Of Toe
sa!,S "e.e ~ an ehtenc rang OF ~ S"9So 10 of ngs
S. for Ecss and al s. ,oa.s Is Tor Pig Prices we're
for Common natives. up sias4 so for good TO extra
offerings Western range sheep again comprised the
Lamb. were about l5c lower bur sold actively sig
s. tor inferioT to prime lots Western lambs selling At
S. and lambs s. Receipts~cattle 1000:
St. Louis oct 2-Cate steady for best; others lower
,a to ehocs NATIVES n shppns ard I'd expor steers S
H. 81 5oGs4 So .iockers and feeders 81 4oasi III cows
ard heteIs. s3asi 81 Texas ana Indian $50
HOGS ss ie lover Ss tight % sSas 1o mixed Is
heavy s$ ." sheep sIs.dy native mn,tns Ssg
anS su 81 a 5Ss s5 So 'SS' 90 ''0'S ''Ss2
5S weak y Oct lover hssy 's'sy b. o. sa
s SsS ana sA shs.s s'sss 20 lambs 20
East Lssry oc, 2;c.,'e ;SE prime ssss
sF ro xs.sT; :; ss:ss .s.ay
Fan: ns sd s g' 's To- Real y' a .'a 20
Guiding 80 cars Of canadisS -socs: trade dull and slow
S e steers Sass c choice to pms d. & 1884 as g.
ssss% scs, eossss rough s,str
at hees s4asi IS; mixed butchers stock IS oo9s& Is:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-26
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston Oct 25-Cotton weak: mddng i3-l6c
low mlddling 7-l6c good ordinary Ice: receipts.
bales exports Great Britain. y 500 bales sales
lss bales; spinners. 100 bales stock, i."olS bales
Norfolk 25-Cotion quiet. middlins. lie. low
mlddiing SIC good ordinary 49, receipts 4.s20 tales.
exports coastwse = 0l bales: sales 44i bales; stock
81 80 bales
savannah oct. 25-Coton quiet easy middling.
5ic low mi.nng 8-i8c: receipts 9537 bales: exports
Great Britain. II. $40 bales; to the Continent p0s
bales coaswise 2030 bales: sales 400 bales stock, l2o
$40 bales.
Augusta Oct 25.-Cotton quiet: middiIng. 5 II 49,.
low mlddling T-i6c: receipts. 23O7 bales shipments.
3 i72 bales SHES 1O3 bales: stock 81 $50 bales
New Orleans Oct. 25.Cotton quiet. middlrg sac: low
mddng 1i6c: good ordinary BIC; receipts 49, II
bales gross i554S bales sales 400 bales stock 1904
hal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-26

CORFEF-1ne coffee market opened steady With prices
unchanged to points higher. and for the rest OF the
session ruled quiet and generally feaureess with out
little further change In prices showing steadness IN the
morning encouragement In the way OF european
cables. ruling easier in the afternoon later Hare
a local scale with sales OF $3.50 bags on the call 400
hars nm 10 IL M AMI 10 500 bags for the entire session
with the market finally quiet at net unchanged prices 10
4 nonte decline. A feature OF the trading to-day was
continued selling BY leading firm that has held bear
ian relation 10 the throughout the season Buyng
uss checked continued large receipts at Rio and San
,oe ,oday's catles reporting 1900 bags Comparatively
low es and the market may have been over
acid speculative conditions checkS1 moro
general selling The market for spot Brazilian conee
showed dulness With a tendency toward lower prices
without being quotably lower. although II Is question
whether business could at anything near present
6ava found IL profitable thus far this season to procras
innate ,nd are therefore disposed 10 continue policy OF
mastery inactivity No Rio quoted 6%c for invoice
lots and nc iobbing parcels The market for mild
coffee continues show apathy with quotations quite
nominal IN the basis OF about former figures We quote
Maracaibo-Cornrnon good sq9c good Cucuta lSg!6c
Ia (;uayra-Caracas l0Q1lc. Porto Cabello. Saloc
SavanilIa-B ucaramsnga. l3Ql5c, Bogota, l+hgl1isc
Nexican-Cortova, IO9l5c. Oaxaca lOqlSxc Central
Amsrcan-ccmmon 10 ordinary ssi@tct f:r 20 soTa
terror 2Si,cfe3c; fancy 21G3ic Javas 2lq2oc Angos
tura los9iIs Mocha sl:@6sSS Receipts az Rio last
eek and $3.50 bags last year Receipts at santos Tor
week ana ia last shipments o; Rio conee
70 The United last week. "a 900 bags y Europe
10 o(sO has. shipments TO Europe. S60OO bags
The range contract prices follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-26
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool Oct. %. 345 NIX change closing; Wheat
No = red Western winter dull. IS Sd. NJ ! red North
ern spring dull. 7sd7s iad. corn-Amercan mixed
spot quiet 3s IA: October dull 81 Id November duh
steady los Hops At LondonPaclhc Coast steady
55d65s BeefExtra India mess dull eIs 3D. prime mess
prime mess medium Western dull; 4es 3D. Hans.shor r
cut, IA 10 H. hrin SIS 81. Bacon-Cuniherand cut
20 to 30 10 hrn 3ss I'd short rib 20 to "a No. hrm Sts
Sd: long clear mddes. light. 81 20 80 10. hr sos Cd
clear backs 10 to IS ~ arm s2s Cd clear bellies - to
IL n, ass Shouders-Square IL to - ~ nrn 2os
ca tArd-Prime Western hrm. 23s Cd Cheese-Amerl-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-26

d .r,oo.h r.Ifattensd cows 81 5oa$3 oo export bulls
81 6Gs4 oxen 81 veas a1a sneS ~, cars
Icsbet 5SIi,c kwer the decline there vas an as i've
trade Good choice Workers. VI nxea psSse OK rnnshs
"a sps5 e. AZ s,sgs 81 75as3 90 pigs % 5@s4 TO- sheep
snd Ienbs-Receips 80 including I-'a cars
stnc Market Tor lambs opened active and loc hsnS,
later the advance was lost SHEEP %s,e $, 9s rs
fair to s. 1895 g. s eo SsSG :, shoGe
ILL., sheen SASS IS TO air 50 5O9s3 'O ex-
n,,nea sbcen s, I5lS4 IS: culs. So 50aS3 %.