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Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-11
DEATH RECORD.
Daniel PenrOd.

LOGAN. Ia, Oct. 10.-(SpeciaI. )-Daniel
Penrod died here yesterday morning at /
o clock. Penrod was the Logan carpenter
who on September p attempted suicide. He
drank heavily and returning from Omaha
where he had been on an extended debalich,
hanged himself In his woodshed with a
clothesiine, but was discovered in time and
cut down by his daughter, Mrs. Pearl John
son. who kept house for him. Several years
ago Penrod's wife secured a divorce. He
has attempted suicide twice before at in
tervals of several years by poison His
daughters husband committed suicide. Mr..
Penrod was a member OF the Masonic order
and a charter member of the Logan fire de-
partment, which was organized in 1884, and
both Of these orders were in charge OF the
funeral, which occurred from the late
home this afternoon at o'clock, with in
terment I'm the local cemetery. Rev. II. e.
Highbee OF Missouri Valley preached the
funeral sermon. Besides a daughter Penrod
leaves two sons. Frank and Gaylord, the
latter being deputy postmaster at Logan
John Boyd.
OAKLAND, Neb., Oct. 10.-(Special)-
John Boyd, one OF the old settlers OF this
vicinity. died at his home in this city at 80
Sunday morning OF asthma, OF which he
had been a great sufferer for several years.
Mr.. Boyd was a director and stakeholder of
the First National bank in this city. He
leaves a wife and six daughters, who were
all present at HIS death. The funeral will
be held from his late home at 2 o'clock
Tuesday afternoon, interment TO be in the
Oakland cemetery.
Rev. Graham.
BLOOMFIELD. Neb., oct 1O.-(Special)-
Rev. Graham. pastor of the Congregational
church in this place, died here Saturday
from typhoid fever. He was 90 years of
age and Is survived by his wife and two
children. Rev. Carter OF the Methodist
church preached the funeral address here
yesterday and the body was taken to To-
ronto. Canada, the former home OF Mr. and
Mrs. Graham. for intement
Admiral SAsO.
, TOXIC, Oct. l0.--Admiral saso, inspector
general OF naval construction. is dead. His
dsmise is deeply lamented in naval circles
as heavy loss TO the nation
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-11
Merchandise az Fairmont.

FAIRMoNT, Neb., Oct. lO,-(special.)-
Fire and water completely destroyed the
stock OF Peterson Bros. this morning The
prompt work OF the IRE department, with
plentiful supply OF water. saved the
building and the spread OF the flames The
stock was valued at 1850. with about
5000 Insurance in the Continental Insur-
aneo company. The origin OF the ire is
unknown
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FIRE RECORD.
Cereal MIN at Cedar Rapids.

Cereal Mil mt Cedar Rapids.
CEDAR RAPIDS, Ia, Oct. lo-(special
Telegram.) THE plant Of the American
Cereal company, destroyed by FIRE last
winter, had a narrow escape today. Fire
from an explosion similar to that which
caused the destructive fre in the winter
started almost in the same relative loca-
ton, ran down the shaft to the lower rooms
and damaged the plant several hundred
dollars before II was extinguished. The
new plant has just been erected and in
operation one week and is not yet entirely
completed.
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CITY COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS
No QSorum Owing 70 Absence o. 7immSu,
oBrisn, Hoys and Nicholson.
STREET LIGHTING CONTRACT UNpAssEr
Majority Members, Baked by Action
Of Absentees, Talk of Impeach-
ment and other Proceedings
Against Offenders.

President Zimman. Temporary President
Nicholson and Councilman OBrien failed
to attend the regular council meeting last
night and thus prevented a quorum and
the transaction Of any business. Council
man Hoye was excused last week and left
on a shooting trip. zimman. Nicholson and
O'Brien had obtained no leave. Under the
new charter II takes six members to ac-
complsh a quorum. As Schroeder, Dyball
Huntington. Back and Evans constituted
only Ave they were forced to either order
a call of the house OF adjourn the meeting
over until today. They did the latter and
set the hour at 10 o'clock.
Majority members say the reason the
three councilmen did not attend was the
desire to prevent the passage of the s2s
gas street lighting contract ordinance until
after cold weather makes Il necessary for
Mayor Moores to seek a more kindly eli
mate. 1t was given out that the majority
intended to pass the ordinance last night
and that the concurrent resolution intro
duced at the last meeting ordering the
publication Of the ordinance for two weeks
before passage. on the theory that II is a
modification OF the gas franchise. was
merely a blind.
COnnelI Accuses Zimman.
Attorney w. J. Connell, who was present
to see that the gas ordinance went through
all right and that the majority members
did not lack proper legal advice said:
II give It as my deliberate opinion that
President zimman has laid himself open
TO removal from the presidency OF the
council by not coming to this meeting or
being excused. OF course the three absent
members are guilty OF non-attendance with
out an excuse and will each have to pay
fine of $40. but this is a minor matter. 1
think Zimman can be removed for this and
other delinquencies in Office II the five
councilmen desire I shall start a suit for
this purpose and serve without costs"
Condition of City Funds.
Comptroller Loheck submitted the follow
ing statement OF the condition of funds
October 10, including ordinance No. 40.
pending:
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-11

lOLdts ssHVf'o~v"fN Nf"tAo'''O
sOverdrawn.
Available balance includes deductions OF
amounts set aside.
The comptroller also submitted this state
ment of the condition of department funds
payable from general fund.- up to and in
GLIDING ordinance No. 40. pending:
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HARTMAN JARS
MARKET CIRCLES
Spectators Think His Statement
Indicates Lurking
Evil.
MARKET SEVERELY PRESSED
Bank Statement and Anxiety Re-
gardjag Russian Situation
Responsible.
INV Associated 1'ress.)

NEW york. October pa number
OF decidedly adverse factors had to be
commanded with in the stock market to.
day and II showed the effect of pressure
throughout the short session. The pres
sure did not become acute. however,
until after the appearance Of the bank
statement. The authorized interview
riven out by President Hartman, Of
the Union Pacific was regarded In
speculative circles as OF sinister import.
Foreign markets show growing anx-
iety over the course OF events In Rus
sia and there was reflected depression
In this market on this account. A fur
thcr advance in sterling exchange. ami
a fall in Paris strengthened the convic-
ton that gold will go out TO Paris mex.
week and estimates current pointed 10
the possibility of a heavy outward move
ment The bank statement showed only
4 nominal decrease in the surplus but
the heavy gain reported In cash was
regarded with distrust owing to its
large excess over any previous estimate
based on the known movements o.
money. The reported loan expansion OF
upwards OF 10000 was also Regarded
with disauietudc. The selling IN the last
{ lIll8 znOuf WIS TdiHeI j'iS|
although, some rallies occurred by rea.
pon OF hasty covering of shorts by the
n,,ccessful bears. the closing was unset
tied and Irregular.
Total sales OF bonds. par value, FL
$50, 600. Ts-al sales, $4,000 shares.
NEW YORK. October 2s.aIoney on call
nom,naE no loans
Time loans steady: 60 days. per cent;
90 days. 81: six months l-2nt 81.
Prime mercantile paper 4S-4a9 per
Sterling exchange firm with actual
h,,z,ress in bankers bills ut 4s7.1oG4sll'
for demand and at 4ss 4oG1isS59 for sixty
dav@ bills. Posted rates 4s4a4a IL ana
Isl 1-2aSs Commercial bills 4samis' Il =
Bar silver 60 SIS Mexican dollars -.
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PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK Oct. cs.-FLouR.Firm. but
patents A99i.6. Rye F1our--F1rm at saS6.
white and yellow. .LS@l.a 30 Rye-steady: NO
western. 7so. Barey.s,eady; FEEDING 4ic:
Options 7sglSc. net higher. December. s7hc.i
May. s6s
!, eern-steady: No, elevator es..e: Options
55Ac.: May. 5lNc. Oa;s-Firrn: mixed. s3lsg35o
BeeS-ouiet; family, l,6n912; 90: mess. 3. 9oa
1000; best hams. s21ooae2.s 50. Gu. Meats. Quiet;
sSssSs Pss ,as, ys;EsEs
'I7.6a1soo: Short clear s141as.a5; mess. tlsg
t&c- Rosin-steady at ss.oeas.io Turpenine-
st Ries- + 4ana Domestic. szasc Mo,a.sss
Steady: New Orleans 2eg5sc. Cofree-S2ot Rio.
deta me-, as1
points higher. sugar-.Raw. steady; fair re-
nning. &c; centrifugal. s.sc.: molasses sugar.
ps Ssie u.s. sranuiated 7S; Cubes, AS
But.er-Firm and unchanged: cheese-Ftrm;
tober. 12.al2ac. Eggs-unchanged;
cher domes,ie sas 1s Po;stosssf,ir ma AMI
Cotton-By steam to Liverpool. 15a1sc,
Cottonseed oil-Firm but dull. Prime crude,
T. o. b. mills 19Galc. prime summer .yellow.
2eH@e7As. prime white, &C.; prime winter
CHICAGO. I'LL. Oct 2s.-Practical cessa-
tion OF business throughout Russia caused a
fresh advance here to-day IN the price Of wheat.
At the close wheat for May was up 80,
oats &c. and provisions 5d1oc.
The leading futures ranged follows:
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Not Is Be Caught.

corta,r london corn chandler had
} fpem an smali village near Leeds. he vas
not remarkable for his intell'gence His
friends realizing sh's a,n dsttS SenE cau naa
Nv the 'sharp London peonle who would
b b certain sear to try and take rise out Of Of
him. Full Of this resolve not to be
caught he began his duties. a . customer t1ed
seed. plea se.''1She said The assistant
g grim The customer repeated his re
ed with suppressed e,',,a n e a1se
Of this Extraordinary display, asked him
In somewhat foreible LANGUAGE what was si,s
the matter TITS no use" answered d IN. IN,
~ T knnw T do. "I{now what?" ask
I'd The customer Birds groas from eggs,
not Observation-Disclosures (Eng) Weekly.
Post. 45E 5at Ei7}il .ssiyl zsa 3&l t35
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HORSE SHOW, NEW YORK, NoVEM.
Der 18TH TO 18TH.

Old Dominion Steamship Companys
twelfth annual personally conducted ex-
cursion to New York, account OF the
great Horse Show. will leave Richmond,
Via Old Dominion Night Line, Friday, NO
5vamber 10th. at Z P. NJ, and via Chesa-
peake and Ohio Railway, Saturday. No
yenber 18th. at A P. NJ, or Norfolk and
western Railroad, 8 P. NJ connecting
with express steamer. Old Dominion Line,
at Norfolk. arriving In New York sun
DAY, g p. NJ. Round trip tickets good
for ten days, only s12.oo. including meals
and stateroom berth on steamer, AS New
York will be crowded Horse Show week..
apply early and secure good steamer ana
hotel reservations. Special hotel rates
have been secured for the party.
JOHN F. MAYER. Agt,
sos East Main Street
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THE WAY is oPENED--THRoUGH
SERVICE RESTORED.

The Southern Railway announces that
the yellow fever quarantine In the South
has practically been Withdrawn by all
OF the Southern States.
It's through sleeping car service has
been restored to New Orleans. and the
sale OF through tickets to New Orleans
and to all points South and Southwest
through New Orleans and other Southern
gateways has been resumed
This information will meet with much
favor with the travelling public. as the
southern Railway with Its elegant sched-
ules and through car arrangements 70
the South and Southwest Is the favorite
Low rate winter trouists' tickets to
FLORIDA. Cuba, South Carolina. Georgia,
Alabama, Louisiana, Texas. mississippi
and many resort points In the South are
now on sale.
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COTTON MARKETS..

NEW YORK, Oct 3.-The cotton market
opened easy at a decline OF 4gl7 points In re-
sponse 10 disappointing cables. rallied to about
the closing figures Of yesterday on covering.
but later eased OF again 10 nearly the opening
level under realizing by yesterdays buyers.
The market during the middle session was
quiet but steady. and about midday between
the high and low or around 1907 for January.
The wea Their was good. but the forecast called
for lower temperatures. Disappointing cables
were explained on the ground OF more liberal
Southern offerings.
y Receipts OF cotton a. the ports to-day were
rs COS bales against 1905 last week and g. 1876
last year. For the week (estmated) 10000
bales against 2s3,9ls last week and 44o.92s last
year. To-day'h receipts at New Orleans Gs23
bales against 1851 las, year. and at Houston
TO- 4ss bales against S,3N last year,
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NATIONAL HORSE SHOW,
NEW YORK, N. ",
NOVEMBER 18th to 18th, 1905,

NOVEMBER 1871 20 Iot71,- 9VoI ~ "
VIA c. G. o, AND O. p. $. 5, LlNE
Saturday, November 1lth the g. d =.
Ry. will sell round-trp excursion tickets
from Richmond to New York city. with
return limit of November 2st, at Sls,
Including meals and state-room accom-
modations on steamer both ways;
leave Richmond 400 P. NJ; arrive New
York 800 r. M. next day.
The most delightful excursion OF the
season.
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CATTLE A1AnKHTs.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET,
(sales at Union Stock Yards,)

b Richmond, Va, Oct, 2a 1906, h
ending October $50 was as follows,
~ Best ssseps, = s%Ss nsa!um sood s
q, Snedigm to good. sNasisc.; common 10 fair.
ss9sc, best cows. sh9sSc,; common to fair.
iMgssss.i hulls shGsc,; veal calves, 5ass;ss.i
tat sheep, ~ CO.; fair to good. I4c common,
sMaPSc.; old Gull sheep, ls0pac. best lambs
sAasa ,sx s1s a@D. sad 3 s II
stock owes, ssss60Gs.7S psg hsAdi bucks, ZAP
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OF DOUBLE DAILY
sERVIcE%TOa Ri ain G Ham, ALA,
VIA sEABoARD AIR LINE

Commencing Sunday. October sth, the
service between Richmond and other
Northern cities. and Birmingham. Trains
leave Richmond 10 P. M. and 2:20 P. NJ. +:
arrive Birmingham 9:15 F. M and 1870 P.
NJ respectively For schedules, tickets
and all information, apply to any Sea-
board agent, Richmond Transfer Com
pony, or District Passenger Agents
office, $40 East Main Street. Phone. 4oo.
II. s.LEARD.I W. NJ. TAYLOR.
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Bank Statement.

NEW YORK. October 2s.-The state
n1ent OF averages OF the clearing house
banks Of the city this week follows.
loans. s1,n41. 49, 400: Increase. s15,1@.200
DEPOSITS, s1,ol2,oo2.s 400; increase, $751;
2s2a
Circulation. s54,seo.1ooa increase, s2oa,-
'1 Legal tenders. s7s,a4,soo; increase, ST.
specie. s1es, osa.eno: Increase. s2.ss7s'
Reserve se72. 1854 90; Increase. s4.4o6,0 oh.
Reserve required, s2eo52s 90; increase,
SAFES 225. =.
Surplus. s124so. oa5; decrease, sl52. 28.
Ex-united states deposits. S14,e6l, 400;
decrease, s142,650.
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Open. High. Low. Closing.

merits. Seed wheat, especially shortberry.
wanted. CoRN-White. active; mixed. dull
OATS-Continue firm a.. quotations Winter
seed wanted. RYE-Continues in good demand
HAY-Recep.s moderate The demand is only
for well cured hay. on grades OF over-rpe
timothy and over-r!pe mixed are hard 10 sell
sAPPLES-Receipts continue heavy. and mar
ket quiet ercep, for strictly fancy stock
a. prices quoted. as5
EGGs-Active; light receipts DO MOI hold as
they VIII be sold as stale stock
BJTTER-R Receipts continue moderate and
ma rk ct Efai.,y active at unchanged PRICES
81 PoULTRY-Ho special change TO note Large
fat turkeys and ducks active and al osher
choice stock in good demand.
3 VIRGINIA BACON-unc!,ansed fairly active.
Light receipts
bushels; corn $3.50 bushels: oats. 1852 bush
els rye. 1870 bushels: flour. 1895 bushels hay,
40 tons: milfced, 22a tons.
A STOCK IN ELEVATOR-Corn. s93 bushes;
IA is ~ 1853 bushels: rye, 1858 bushels.
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CHEAP RATES TO ALL WINTER RE.
SORTS VIA sEAHoARD AIR
LINE RAILWAY, THE
FLORIDA SHORT

Round-trip winter tourist rates are
now on sale by all seaboard agents 20
winter resorts at greatly reduced rates
via the Seaboard Air Line. The Sea-
board is the shortest line to Florida by
many miles. and has the fastest time and
most complete schedules; service unsur-
passed. Two daily trains running to
Florida without change, The only d.
rect line to Camden, Plnehurst and other
Carolina resorts,
For all information as to rates or
schedules call on any seaboard agent.
Richmond Transfer Company or to
II. s. Lizard, W, ~ "a Lorr
Dist. Pass, Agt NAVY AieAot 40"
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cotton tutures opened easy and closed barely

Cotton quiet; m!ddng. 10, eS; gross receipts.
3.75s bales: stock, 24O,05t bales
Total to-day at all ports--Net receipts. 4?,bC6
the Continent. 34s+ bales; stock $50, olo bales.
Consolidated mt all ports--Net receipts. A2.Ho6
bales: export to Great Britain. 500 bales: IL
the Continent. 23.46i bales.
Total since September st at al l porTts, Ne
ESs.7Si bales to France, 1S3t7l bales: to the
Continent. e07.a1? bales; to Japan 4'55s bales;
to Mexico. 100 bales.
NEW ORLEANS LA. Oct, 2s,--COTTON-
spot cotton steady: sales 4,l50 bales, including
1850 to arrive. Quotations unchanged; mid
ding. 10 1l-lGc.
4 Futures opened quiet and weak with active
positions 9IlO points lower. In ten trading
prices eased off to 6 points additional Decem-
Dor opened . points down at 1915. advanced to
1851 and finally declined to 1o,4l, As usual,
none Of tho smaller traders desired TO carry
their contracts aver until Monday. The mar
ket closed quiet at teh lowest figures OF the
issssion with net losses OF 1905 points.
November y; S saa1o4o; December loalIlots;
March. lo7oalo,7l; AnrIl io.BaloT7: MAY,
Ds4aPlo's6; June lo9oaloal; July lOo7dIi,Co.
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Petersburg Tobacco Market.
"A. Ranoyted nv, Craddock- Jones Virginia
Danville Tobacco Market.
fneported by piprell Brothers.)
y N~'Yt'Y.,- -I-anI.ullla YIN Onf " % ~

s-'Sfs' Danville, Va, Oct IS. 1905.
Receipts have been aG re SgSn this week
r a. Noticeable scarcity Of desirable wrappers
in ths breaks ana whenever they g are found
and good grades largely predomna To-
prices PRICE, Of which look reasonable as compared
NM ~ Sarket ms a hardening tendency, and
whiis We cannot quote ,lappreeiahly higher
prices prices sll there a some lltt!e adgganee on al
grades. There 10 solne ''s'e 'tassiHS ~ olo
stock in retail way. z,
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CHR Us ANTH5EMUMS.

Il have over 5000 chrysanthemums n
full bloom, first OF the season. Seven
varieties. Prices very reasonable. De-
lightful trip for Sunday afternoon. Marx
Thompson Dahlia Farm Take VEST
hampton car.
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NArAf srnREs

w11,M1NGToN, n. 6. Oct. 2s.-sr1R1Ts
TGRPENT1NE--Firm at Csc; receipts g casks.
Rosin--Flrn at 1885, receipts i?s barrels Tai .i
Firm at SOC. receipts s. barrels CRUDE Tut
rels. -,
SAVANNAH, GA. Oct. es.-TURPENTfNE.....
Steady at Sec; sales. 1913 casks; receipts. bsi
CT sks; shipments, 457 casks, Rosin--FfrIn:
sales. 1852 barrels receipts. 252l barrels; ship
{ CHARbEsTONS $. G., Oct. es.-TURPEN-
TINE AND notwithstanding doing.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. OCT. Is, 1906

PORT OF RICHMOND. OCT. IS, 1906
ARRIVED.
Steamer Pccahonths. Graves. norfolk. mer.
chandise and passengers, Virginia NAVIGATION
Company.
steamer Berkeley, Shelly, Norfolk merchan.
disc and passengers. Old Dominion line.
SAILED.
Steamer Berkeley. Shelly. Norfolk merchan.
disc and messengers. Old Dominion line.
Barge William W. Curtin Gllooly, Bermuda
Hundreds. railroad ties.
PORT OF WEST POINT. OCT. g, 1905.
ARRIVED.
Charlotte. Murphy. Baltimore, passengers and
general cargo.
Charlotte. Murphy, Baltimore, passengers and
general cargo.
PORT NEWPORT NEWS. OCT. %. 1908.
ARRIVED
Steamer George Pyrnan. Sorfolk
Schooner Addle NJ Lawrence. Boston.
Schooner Jacob N. HASKELL Boston.
Barge Havana, Boston
SAILED.
Schooner Marguerite. Providence.
Schooner John Proctor. Lynn.
Schooner Marguerite Haskell. Bostor.
Barge Lancaster, Allyn's Point.
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TOBACCO MARKETS..

Richmond Va. Oct. IS, 1905
Tobaceo-Dark Fired {Old)-Market continues
very quiet with little or nothing doing Re-
celpts and offerings very g'lht, Brights-Niarket
continues quiet ut unchanged prices: light rA-
omit quotations New-Receipts light and mar :
ket active at prices quoted. Our quotations are
for new tobacco. i.3,g5 80 8 N
The quotations are as follows: 81
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THE SHORTEST AND MOST COM.
PORTABLE TRIP TO "BlRMlNG. a

Is via the Southern Railway. Two
through trains daily from Richmond, with
Pullmans and Dining Cars. the service
of which ls. maintained at the highest
standard OF excellence.
Winter Tourists Tickets now on sale
to Florida and many points in the South i
by this popular route.
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virginia-Market weak at SGfsAc. for fancy
stock: machine picked, 2Mc; smelling STOCK.
DRY GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK, Oct 2s.--The attitude cf the
buyers In tho dry goods market was still con,
sorratfve to-day. Prices were very steady and
sellers held prices firmly.
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UNION STOCK YARDS. PTTTsBURG. PA,
Oct. 2s.-CAT'fLE-Supply light: market STEADY
Choice. s.. 1905 90: prime, ssa5.so. Hpgs-Te-
ceipts fair: market strong. Prime heav!es,
S5.nG5. 80: medium. s.. 4ol5. IS; heavy workers.
$500; light. IS 1o15 IL pigs, s5a5 10; rouvbs
sAai.50. Sheep-Surpy fair: market steady
Prime wethers. s5.7oGI6.O 90; common s2l350;
lambs, $4.5o97.E0; veal calves, s747.e0.
CINCINNATI o.. Oct 2s.-HoGs-Active
and shippers. $50: common. s4l49 90. Cattle
Steady. Fair to good shippers. s44i75: com
mon spy. % Sheep-Easy at ss.5R5. co.
Lanbs-Easy at IS. p5MT 75 800 :
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BALTIMORE, MD, Oct. 2s.-F1-oUR-strong
ana unchanged Wheat.t1rm; snos contract
Firmer; spot, old, slc.; new. Csc, new south
ern white corn, b4df67c. Oats-Firm. Rye
Imitation. ls9Dc, creamery, 2s124c.; ladle, 17@
49,. store packed, l.9plec. Esgs-T!rm and
dunn. 1916; small 1870. sugar--steady and
unchanged.
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE, MD. Oct. 2ss-seaboard Al,
Line, common and prefred--Noth!ng doing.
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NEW YORK. Oct. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
20 head; feeling nominny steady. Calves
Reseipts. 90 head: feeling steady; veals sold at
sI.oo19oo per 100 pounds Sheep and lambs
Receipts, 37+s head. Market slow. but steady
Four cars unsold. Sheep sold at s+a5.5O; lambs
S6.7507. 60. Hogs-Receipts, 1868 head: feeling
incmiually steady, ~ 559 - :,
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Cash quotations were as toIIoWs: FIour-
Strong. Winter patents, sa91M4 20; straights'
3. sSae 50: bakers, s.. se0. 50. No: spring
wheat. s7h@soc; No, 7s9s9o, No; r sss
64Ec No. oats solhc.; No. white, $40
s9aic; No. white. aoas1e: GOOD feeding barley
Soc; fair to choice mating, 4cdt4sc. NO; l
timothy seed $3.50, Mess pork. per barrel
si66o lard. per 100 pounds, $40: short ribs
S6ol7. s2h. Whlskey. basis OF high wines,
$3.50. Glover, contract Grade, sls.a. Butter
Steady; creamer!es. l7HIesc.; dairies; ,i7@eoc:
mark. cases included, &c.,; nrsts, ellsc; prime
nrsts, &c.; extras. 26c,