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The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1898-02-03
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An order for 1000 lbs offgood country
hams and 200 lbs. good country sides. Must
be FREE from shippers. Have other orders
for 900 bushels If osts, 100 bushels Of
white corn and 500 bushels of wheat. vii
buy meat in any quantity. from ore piec
up All payable in goods and fertilizers.
|. A. ROBERTSON.
y. H. AIedearis Manager.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1898-02-03

There is i'll Chicago woman who
calls herself scientific packer, and
by means Of this science" she has in
six years supported and educated three
children and laid up nice little sum
in the bank Tor the proverbial rainy
day.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1898-02-03
ORCHARD ROBINSON. >

The stranger here produced large
roll of bills.
The undertaken was delighted. Ger
tainly, sir 1t shall be done exactly as
you direct. You must have been great
friend of his, sir, l take no doubt. .
And he rubbed his hands cheerfully.
''No l never saw him in my life. .
said the other.
"What? You astonish me. How
comes it, then, that you mourn his loss
SO deeply, if l may ask"
Il married his widow. San Fran
cisco Examiner
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1898-02-03
GOVERNOR RUSSELL.
Dec mt People Shun II i'm as TIL
Wound SMALLPOX.

Ralei h Post
Gov Russell tell graphs TO the New
York World that n majority 81
the Railroad Commission cannnC H.
bought This is as much AZ I, :.
that the minority, (Dr. Abbot. u
this instance, has been or can hr
DR.. Abbott is n Republican, WAS
chosen by Gov Russell TOR the Com
mission, and yet the Republican
Governor. whom DR.. Abbott did
much to elect, is reckless enough to
thus deliberately and, We believe,
wantonly and Indignantly Islander
him over his own signature.
Not TO be or become his dirty
aXt ncy to carry out his partiz al
schemes of plumber and oppression
aud assaults upon honest cont ract-
J. to r. ceive such ISLANDERS ~ thai
lr''!ped upon Di Abhotc He hne
1t-Ulurely reached the point where
i those OF his own party who pre- tend
! To decent rcnsibiliti4s Shun his ap
probation or favorable conridera-
ZION "a they would the aInnll poN
| H. has become n .tradly upes tree "a
| his party, md il nov using all hi-
! power to destrO, tie sacred rights o.
the people az weil ms the character o.
| those whom he cannot bully or con,
! moi " hat, In the name OF ali TINT
! Is good, has come over tne man. II
! were pItiable, were II not 20 serious-
20 shnmefully humiliatiDg. He vii
| Yet Teach bis trthtr
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1898-02-03

1t is somewhat fattering to Ameri
cans that as Il result Of Lady Aberdeen 8
recent visit To the New York School of
Applied Design For Women Lady Aber
deem has sought cooperation i'll the for
nation of Il similar school i'll Canada.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1898-02-03

Applied Design For Women Lady Aber-
deem has sought cooperation i'll the for
nation of Il similar school i'll Canada.
Nine. Marguerite Durand is to be the
editor of new paper for women that
is to be started in Paris. Mile. Jeanne
Chauvin, the would be barrister, takes
charge of legal questions, and other de-
partments are conducted by women.
The Saut-de-Lit.
The saut-de-lit, or jump out of bed,
is incest built of soft French flannel or
of double faced cashmere, and should
hang in double box plat behind, with
straight seams under the arms and a
very ample front that will fold widely
about one with one gesture, the collar a
wide shawl affair that rolls back down
the whole front. For instance, in white
double faced cashmere a wrap is lined
with pink cashmere, which rolls over
to face the broad collar and shawl
fronts, the Japanese sleeves being long
enough to turn widely up to show the
pink lining The edges are all piped
with cord of pink silk, and thick,
pink silk rope may be knotted about the
waist, run through the little white rib
bon loops, either under or over the
plaits of the back. -Philadelphia Times
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1898-02-03
By Properly Utilizing
The Advertising Columns

You can DO his Now is the time to begin.
Get an early start for the seasons trade.
Tell what you doing and why you are
doing it.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-02
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

rtco,,oo, oc, I 1880 D. Exchange-Closing-
wSea,pN1 rcd western winter dun IS lad: No red
Northern sprnc steady. Gs I'd Corn spot Ainet.S.a
mised new oulet s. aid. October steady 3s 3sd 30
vernber steady IS 3sd December steady rs id r9
- Louis fancy winter steady, - 3D. Hops AZ bml1h
acidc COAST nrm Is jsd los Beef-Extra In1,
prime dun. 5Is ID iofh
mess fine Western dull sos prime mess. medium Nest
ern dulI as IIansshort cu'. u 70 III ID ntm ~,
M BACON Cumberland cut - 10 20 To. STEADY 1Is'
short rib 20 to p NJ steady 32s G long Genr na ea
a. 0 a. n steady 81: short clear bachs 10 % ~
steady 3Os bellies. II to IL ID STEADY sos pr,o
dere2Souare ~ to Is n. steady. DPS 90 Lara
Western firm us Cd Cheese american meet "ne ,, am"
coed oil-IJyerpool refined steady los va Iupel''"'
sprs steady 22s Cd Rosn-Common steady ~ ~. -,
Fooving are the stocks Of breaistufs and PROVISIONS vi
Liverpool: Flour. 5000 sacks wheat @"u Se"' -oo
corn 02i 900 cenias. bacon. 1870 boxes haHlS -'
hxes shoniders 800 boxes lard. $1,000 terces cheee'
boxes; butter 800 rkgs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-02
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

DrASS AM PFAs--The position o. the market -
without further change. Exporters drawing very fF
orders for white beans and the tobb.ag trade ikh
srh sales AZ are making the figures quoted. ana
most holders inclined stock long feeling ina
Ieuro M likely improve before long The TED
lrey beans that on # last THURSDAY steamer
VIII be shipped week. additional steamer sas
fo South Cuban ports The price 81 Old reds y sehil
M 81 so choice drv would bring more and yet the
rem somewhat unsettled All other VAR,
Ties slow ana rather easy. Green P.ss aii-t We
quote: Reans marrow choice. per bush 81 co. % medium
81 90GSl 22is do pea 81 l7gn$l 20 90 rcd kidney 81 -
dS So white kidney. 81 40 % black s,uts - IN, pr
yellow eve lina California, - 5pTS% a. green
ieag bbls S5Hs7sr DO bags sOds2sse: d" scotch Dds
CSC. HinD2tsr ,-.-,--., 49,
RI'TTER The weakness noted YESTERDAY develops mo
all grades ana the
Le, Throughout was very quiet. Buyers were quick 70
catch the drift Of market and they held on JUST a.
hoping TURNER auyanthsr
next week Those who IN need ~ STOCK ief IN
mediate paid 2osc for The hghest grace OF He'"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-02
DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA
WESTERN RAILROAD.
AND

Stations in New York foot u Christopher sc
NESTIBULE TRAINS. PULLMAN BUFFET CARS,
PINTSCH LIGHT
500 \ M.-BfNGHAMTON MAIL. stops at principal
stations.
1880 \. M.-oCafe CEN VT'FFALO SCRANTON RING
HAMTON. OWEGO ITHACA. ELMTRA. SYRACUSE
and OSWi.GO. EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet Parlor Cars
connecting Buffalo with trains for Chicago and points
Weef
800 r. VI. tdailyl-Chicago and Buhelo vestbuAd Ex
p~o7s Tor SCRANTON. 3INGfTAMTCH and Emira
Pullman Buffet Parl1r Cars % Elmra. Through sleep
ing and day coach 20 Chicago arriving at i;la y
". day ~
400 T. M.-SCRANTON WITKESBARRE and PLlM-
Ot'TH FXPRESS. Pullman Buffet Paror Cars.
RULED LIMITED EXPRESS for SCRANTON. BiNG,
HAMTON. ELMlRA. BUFFALO THROUGH BUFFET
SLEEPING CAR New York 20 Chicago. Dining car
west of buffalo. -
$40 p. NJ daly)-BrFFALol EXPRESS, PI,LI.MAN
SLFEPERs. for SCRANTON. BlNGHAMrON Eli
MIRA. BATH. MOUNT MORRIS and BUFFALO Ar
irving Buffalo 500 \. VI - ~
O.ao i. N. MalHaBrEEAIo Scranton BIS, BING-
SYRACUSE AND osWEGo EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet
.'leeners. - ...... -,
TICKETS AND PULLMAN APPROPRIATIONS , At
HENRY GAZE Il SONS. Ltd, il3 Broadway - fark
Place 800 and 9i2 Broadway Tickets at Ferry station
dred and Twenty fifth St 235 c3lunbus ave New York
nd 100 Fulton and lO6 Broadway. Brooklyn
Time table giving full Information at all stations;
WESTCOT'TS EXPRESS COMPANY VIII call for ana
check baggage from hotel or residence to destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-02

Through trains leave Ne" YORK loot o. nam. Ste
as foiows and i've minutes earlier rom West Z5l st.
Usvo,Iy 'rImira Buffalo. Bradford. Arrives Bunalo
p NJ Parlor - Ruf4lo 81.
o,oO u M-Vestlbuis. umitef-FaT man dally SOFA
train Tor Chicago. Arrives Cleveland 20 a NJ 'hi'aro
Z p N slserers Chicago. Cleveland and Cincinnati
Dining car. - c..,,., v..,,,,,,., r,,....
daily Arrives at Buffalo 05 a. NJ Bradford 7.2p \
n jamestown 100 \. NJ. Youngstown 1927 A. "
cleveland 70 90 " sleepers 20 BuHlO and Cleveland
Cats Library Car ,- H.. ,...... ,.,..,..
Vaverly and Chicago. Shoppers 10 HornestiHe chicago
a nrn srs Toe Al TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN Ac-
| FOUNDATIONS AZ Ill. lib. 26i. iol and sji iroaf-
av i2- powary i.G East i25ths and 2I3 West i2a1
Chambers and Vest 23d AZ. ferries New YORK 3l3
and $50 Fulton 90 Brsadway Broosyn' iss river -
Co calls for and CHEEKS baggage from hotels and resi-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-02
VXpORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

York. Oct"her l. iN',H,
oo,,rrra The coffee market exceptionally uu
1Vf ,ha ouenine was termed steady at unci'@'T
)cA"' O1lv one lot changed hands on the CalI NV
vices session sales reached only 422o Days
ne en- as finally Quiet net unchanged pflces -,
h1,s lever The market had only ne usua Srter
Hinls Lat There was absolutely no outside h'e'
ha ne future list Foreign markets sent % ,n3
- IN the made particular impression ~
aoes. ~. IT, IN = weak undertone. There was no N
n.tan - sell however prices being consiueIen III
lratloh eao,ce on the short side Of the account WINE
ow ,ol ain TOO heavy for announcement On me ois
rhs mon ement Of supplies at lslo ana Sas IN
ode. IN ,roderate figures and warehouse deliveries IN
Snhn 'rntrv are Keeping up pretty well ana 'aRns
19ce o. ~ .,osdv however though quiet. on the basis
2hee rT figures: 40 RIO invoice lots 6tc anu
d Pr tn,s csc The steamer Livorna was rePrteu as
npons lived AZ New York with 1890 bags Ko anu
az, - santos special cable 20 the ENcnange iIoI
-, -snoried the stock at that point as o-Vuy sL
wbicS Az OOo bags are Brazilian as compared WIZ"
oo bags ~ contract prices IN the local market today
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-02
RAILROADS.
RAILROADS.
AMERICAS GREATEST RAILROAD"
new YORK CENTRAL

All through train. stop Albany. u''c" syracuse
$40 Mpsy enc.o oen s,aas Sss'or The FAMOUS
EMPIRE sTArB EXPIRES. LIMITED
Easiest Train In the Sorla Due Buffalo. tis p ":
NIAGARA Falls. 5:32 r. NJ; Toronto 900 = "; De-
n tro ll;io p ". Limited to rs seating capacity.
- Falls and Cleveland.
IO.HO M-DAY EXPRESS. sxcep, suni'y For
, nm Bur9o Ard AZ important New YORK state pc.n,s
Loo p " SOUTHWESTERN LIMITED and Cnt-
cAGC SPECIAL. Daliy-Foi Columbus. 'incin-
$50 r. 'sMan%F smy $ LOU, s11 5i|"sf rr, m
BOO P M.-LAKE SHORE LIMITED pnlly % hou,
7,' N due Chicago H'' 400 or r mos Sleeping
600 p M.@wEsTnnx EXPRESS naGy-rr NJ
o." ,: M-NoRTHERN EXPRESS Dai,-ror Troy.
7.4O M-AplRoNDAcK MOUNTAINS ANn MON
SIX PFAI ET D,.R,r, Daily COMPLIMENTARY
Special. paEv-Tor Burao Nas9rs FAILS
a ~. ,,eyeland Cincinnati. Indianapolis aai s, ious
V'VV M-sPTcrAt. LIMITED NAIL. bsily-s'rrp.
Dis P M.-PACIfic EMPRESS Dany--For ogiens'
en- satgraay 1r ans Vincent asa the .at rod
r,.,, every right, except suniay. nights sunday
onT " and Rag. p. M.-p,iiv. Except sunday. to
w p,,sne bL SUNDAYS only at O.20 \. "
trains iumrasd Win gn 81 pn ,srg"f Ig h,'"'
:. IicKst and WAGNER Offices a, Grand cenrai station
o,ss 2oi Az Broa iwav. ~ En, Ith ST. ?ie ilroaf.w
arg .DT sroady sluo D.. !irooklyn e.
dsnce Nv Wes,coit Exprsss COMPANY from '''e ''
GEORGE II DANIELS. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-02
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Ney-Yorll October l. lS'S
,,,,.,,rc r,o.eirs 10 dav we've ~ cars l02D head
,d;r 90 Ears 10 be exported alive. 81 cars mat were
consigned city slaughterers ana ro,ed steaty
Dressed beef had moderai" inquiry at tg"o vt w. ~
for poorest best native sides ,ss I nnri cam i've
p,le at fl.Gi2i4c per D. estimated dressed weeh,
or 5 toc s AND a o G SupTes OF erf
quee London, lo2 quarters, n me ,n The knight
Ba cheior VIII Of sunday morning with 7l' 'a'e "
'he Hi.s RnrIpfs to-day II bead. all for Jer-
s CIV saughterer. but there were 'N CAVES on se
which hsd been neld over rom ns r-e city The
market showed llttle sirns or recovery Hxc "a
head were carried Inferior 10 far yeas a. stg> ~
per 10" NJ grassers and mixed calves at $$a5S 90 ie
calves n g. - Two GaT 81 Der ~. ednnry dressed at
gi6Sec. creased grssses and bu'iermlks a, Ga &c
sesM Collins e y T ~ 3. t'si' a. "a DO s2o H.
Is * virginia fcd calves. go n. at 81 - ..o %,
Aaa M sIasSI s Ssh' % n at s.
l4 n. al Iyp LANES Receipts today i8s
so hesG inHinslng cars for city butchers and ss
cars for the market and. counting me stie s'1o
sheen were slow but Just about steady lambs sener1ly
steady except for common soc.' wn'Gm d oer otil-
raTy 70 p, is,f y s; 20 Dressed nation dun
case PER 10 dressed lambs at 7Goizc extra stock sell
SaiSs-J II. Hume Bro. 80 Canada amhs 81 ~
80. 2ia 90 10 n a. s. i ~ 49, II oI 10 a. - - -
] II witer.on; 2o3 Kentucky lambs IS 10 at 20 =,
at 81 g., do. So NJ at 81 ~; ~" BuAo d. 1870
.s & a. o a K;R o. < Kea %se - d at 81
a. j S F 81 sssss . a@' 10 i; 3 los
Seysq ge Is IS T Sa,l EIi a a & 81
s Judd Coz ii3 Pennsylvania lambs. 80 No at IS ~
A g. tsl. sr on ac mainly Western Soss Dull
reported veal and no ass reported ,d up 70 Iy
dressed slow at 4a6isc per n for extreme weights.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-02
eor-TuEpN COTTON MARKETS.

Baltimore. oct Cotton nominal mdding DC; low
m1dng 1916. good ordinary nc: net 'e'ep's'
ia bales gross 495 bales: stock. 23oe nales - lou,
Galveston, OCT. Cation steady rnin7, rs baies.
sales / i62 bales stock 1891 bales ,,,, ,x lou
Savannah oct Cotton easy; middiing lac; low
,Jdne 40 net receipts $3.50 bales. gross 9@}o oss
exnorts 10 the Continent 1900 bales; sales .so 'aIes
stock 1914 tles. ,,,,,.- - 40.
Memphis oct Cotton STEADY middllns To- io %
ior yntdd,,ng q i6c. good ordinary nominal; net re
1oT % he,es. gross 1894 bales shipments 1877
bales: sales 1900 bales: stock 81 i3 bales =, ~ mid
:, Louis oct cotton dun. midihns &c, -" l,i
ding I6sc good ordinary, arc; net receipts l4ol oa
gross 23o7 bales shipments. 15d' bales' safes %Vo
bales. stock. 20 22y bales ,,,,.u 80.
New orleans oct. Cotton steady. midding Sc
goc5 nddng : iGc: low mddng 47sc: good ordinary
4Isc. receipts bales exports 10 Great Brtaih Suo
bales coastwise 3o7G bales sales "oo oaies' so'N'
f5T. 49s bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-02

COTTON opening steady decline Of 3a4 points, the
o't.n market ruled generally weak. Following the open
* CALI furnished about the highest prices Of the
az there further recession Of 1G3 points on Inc
-lre active positions, with slight rally Just before
close on a little covering. The market finally
esiy az net decline # 4Q3 points. practically at
he lowest figures Of the session. Liquidation was the
fde day. cables being unsatisfactory the weather
epors showing favorable crop conditions for the
otton belt. and added I'd this the full movement
new cotton the ports and the interior towns There
Mt many orders from abroad from the South;
generally the selling side OF the &C
cunt ana increased Of local situation.
t4arsh influences discouraged investment buyers, and
slsp held alo0f from the market There were
exceptions the generally favorable crop news;
central portion e the cotton belt was 10
extent unfav0rabe. Private cables state that the
4cnng spot market al Liverpool was due 10 growing
.ef that broadening tendency OF the movement IS
able become depressing, and that present weather
,1oafons point protracted season for securing the
Top me A policy q procrastnaiion Is out
ions change materially The low price AT which cotton
selling however deters active selling for short account
Spot the local market closed dun. with prices
-Isc lower the basis Of Sac FOR mddling upland
nj SIC FOR mddng Gulf. compared with 6l2c ana
'3c respectively. year. Total sales or ~ bales
sTnners spot cotton I'm southern markets mid
ling quoted follows: New-Orlcans steady $50
foole dull 12-16c Charleston steady = l6-ltc'
avsnnah easy 4&c. Galveston steady 43sc. Wilmington
feady, 40; Norfk steady, SIC; Augusta quiet "a
l-loc. Memphis steady. l5-l6c 81 Louis dull 5c'
inciunati quiet. SIC: Baltimore nominal 5%c Phila-
tIpaia quiet. 5@c Louisville quiet. 1-l0; houston
tesiy A.
The range n prices in the local market to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-02
RAILROADS..
den NSYLVANIA
Railroads.

STATIONS foot II WEST TwENTY-THIRp STREET
Streets later than that given io
$50 A NJ FAST MAlL.-Panmen sune, pa,lor Ca.
york % p s'sTns Car
$50 FA PEy kSHsSS'f ;Gf fsv.lPTpd
For Se9 s pca sg.s Soh ro:a ana
' F"r e S,. ~ cf ~. Avn ST. LOUIS ExPnrss-
$50 EsTRRN a'i Exp pRissso Cleveland
40 szffn s'i%SisS pitts
'M,in' racI ITa,Dfg3 81 LG9. r.sus md
%s f2 N6 5'ysPa fssspt sai"1sn'
ss@pns Car New York 70 Altoona Eas; Liberty pits
aI' di aS6 ;'' T sg"s s@rT ri
81 Pr c Pc @ pnpG Car 70 Dining s c Pss;
s?.sa DinIne SaS: 1so DSiss ; GsI,
Ing Car M ssH s%ns.y s 'o al P so
Ed Dining car:, 40 Dining Carr. $50 Dining Carr.
s2,TTHERN RAILwky.-ESpress 40 p. m. 1905 night
ATLANTtc COAST LrNE.-Express. o.2o a m. and $50
r6Ix G 9S1p sTs < n gay
w's sy ;4IC' , ard 74o m daily ,-..,
c,,.nd, s,reets eiO p Through ve..i.ulcd Tain
G.. sATsss Park s' n.s.. s,a,y
erro, ,nc Po'o' Plsa;ant from W"s
AZ 5"o2 sja s:S '.S sss 20 nv
go go go 5 o'' !S S'fs'' sundays nd" o n.y.
Sl5 p.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
60 20 30. e2o $50 o 90 go penna LinlteD. "a
nrinr Car ~ 30 G1inrg Car. y ~ a. m. 20 ~
~ 80 40 t.O Dining car. $50 Dining Car> 80
Glring Car,. 7. % $50 n. m. i2O5 nicht snndavs
$40. $50. $50. . ~ 20 GLmltef) $50 ln5o lln-
ing can a m. 80 Dining Carr. $50. +eo fDtntnr
Can. $50 dining Carr $50 Dining Car. TAO $50
=. 2O5 reht
Ticket onices Nos. act 90. itas 1908. III. and 2sl
broadway. I West Twentythird Stree
station; md stations f0ot Of Desbrosses and Corand
Streets Court Street SEQ Fulton Street % Broadwny
md Ppnnsylva1a Annex station BROOKLYN: station
Jersey city. The New York Transfer Company VIII call
for and check baggage from hotels and residences
through Aes.lnatlor
Telephone ,275I Eighteenth Street" FOR Pennsylvania
J. r. Tr-TCTTNeOS T. r. WOOD.
General Manage General Passr Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-02
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

Chicago oct. The few offerings Of cattle came
on m. market sold az prices unchanged fcm
Yesterday railing quotations Receipts are now running
butchers and feeders. coed
md biz receipts looked for Monday Earv saie- n
hos DISH advance ~ - g5c on good frove+
,,hil. we're mere inin steady. Suh-~
qrenty the demand fell N anil the ea-y Improvement
VA lost, Hogs sold 81 i,dSl largely ~ 50 IsuS3 10
Inars sold 81 1Qs2 70 stays at S3s3 ~ and pgs sofa
largely ~ 81 f0fs3 ~ Not enough sheep ard lambs
w.ra offered 90 rake q market ana prices htt"
more nnn nominal Lambs we're qu1tabie al 81 I'as"
with selling ~ ~ 30 Western range lambs
we've ssiahie a. - 2d<5 ~ feeders and a. s. l0as1 -
for eltugnferrg iors sheep quotahle AZ s. sou
>, ~ for 81 sos4 Is or nocks iced
lng lois ceiling r1dsl 10 and 81 1888 -
I,eeeiptz-'afte 800 head. hogs. 1900. sheep 900
Cincinnati, Oet I.-Iioss active ~ SS9s3 93 Catte
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-02

a Y Sn TO- Is i ssGs s o SPRING a
bakers 81 loas2 80; No eprng wheat. 59it9G2he No
Icd 6'c No corn 2oT2sc no cats o. o. n gac
n 2 rye &c: 40 2 barley f. o. b.. s3Gi3c: No flax
seed Sc; prime timothy seed 81 3is mess pork per
9 .S:s nsI lard Es 70? O r $ sSaa issr
oxed ialt.c; short clear sides tboxed, s. 1888 oo
whiskey dletlleIs finished goods per gal 81 30 No :
On the Produce Exchange to-day the butter market
steady; creameres ia iosc daire 12alIc cheese
steady. Tl3a9c. eggs firm: fresh. he
30 2 mixed 23c. Rye quiet: no 2, $50. Lard easier
si57ls. Bully meats firm So S7's Bacon strong 81 o.
easy. I3c. Cheese nrm
Milwaukee. oct. Wheat lower; No northern &c
No 2 Northern 62c. Rye lower; No Norihern a.; no
Northern &c. Rye lower; No l. i0'ec barley s'a1E
No ?. 4+c; sample. Akhiic.
MGosaP9s oct TS s qs Nav 19a 3D. :eS 81 RSr
nns,ness fair nrs patents 50 95@s, o5 pat
en,s 81 $3.50 81 first clears So 'Ods2 50 Bran in bulk
higher. sSnss -.
October GsaG9c. Corn isc lower 20 mixed S,ne
33is a337sc oats dull but steady; 10 whit zNp@
No white, 25' a2Gc No mixed 25':c u'tsr s,ea y
good fresh nearby isc; DO Western h's"lse
do. Southwestern. lie Cheese firm.
St Louis. oct. Flour unchanged Wheatncgot
December e5c bids No 2 hard cash 65c Corn-Spot
steady: 80 2 cash. 2oc asked October. Nc: Deccnnsr
30 cash % isc track 23Ac October 22%c Ilee"niner
aoad22Ac: MAY 23i1c asked whskey eeady s. y,
Butter steady choice i7a2Oc: dairy. l3dlT'1c Eggs
firm 12i1c.
Toledo oct Wheat lower; Ne 2 cash e7,sc; De.
cember G5ssc Corn dun. steady No mixed 5O, Ut' 3
G Ga ic cioyesd active prime cash 50 20 octo-
Der 81 %. Oh unchanged
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r,vrRpoor, coTToN MARKET.

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u ,Irjcae 1874 lower American middling fair lSS-
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sales Of the DAY 5000 bales. OF when oU pe
SPECULATION ard export and included 2oo Ainsrca ie,
cstnts 100 bales American Futures oprr'" ~" =.
with moderate demand and closed quiet nut c5 "a
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raiun october and November 2 81 Ga buyers 49,.
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"a da,ra-, go 64a2 Ct Cad buyers. January ana re-,
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80 rnne ST9 sid buyers June and July l-Sfa" =od
b,,vers. Tuiy and August. . Gid3 3-6fd sellers
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WEST SHORE R.R.

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