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ssr had actually gone forward for consumption and the
figures confirming the previous estimate and showing 20
very limited supply hand, caused renewed anima
ton in the cotton Market AID large business was done
at decidedly advancing rates On Saturday the saes
unusually exts.siy with prices stl rsns and ON
Monday also Large 6as1nem done q extreme quo
tatons the advance N the bank 70 ave par cene
having been TOO generally anticipated 70 have much
influence On Tuesday aud "Wednesday the compaga-
lively quiet state Of shc Manchester market followed
by reaction in Liverpool and ireguarity and de-
cline. o. THURSDAY the market opened with fresh
activity and enhanced quotations. but after the an
OF the further advance in the bank rate to
six per cent bug ness was checked
LIVERPOOL MARKETS, OCT. Z.
Breadstufs-Flour quiet and steady Wheat firm.
Corn steady Mt 29s. q 29s I'D. for mixed.
Provisions Beef firm Pork scarce and advanced Is
3D. Bacon firm. Lard quiet, but steady, at Dos. But
firm, with an upward tendency Talow active at an
advance of Is. q rs.
Produce-Sugar firm and upward Ashes steady Cof-
fee firm. Rice firm. Linseed easier Sperm oil mac
tive Lnseed oil steady at 40s. Rosin dull. Spirits
turpenane inactive Petroleum 2s lid. = %. 1Od.
LONDON MARKETS, OCT. 7-A.M.
Breadsluns steady Iron firm. Sugar firm. Coffee
quiet and steady. Tea firm sRioe quiet Tallow buoy
ant at ass Petroleum quiet at IS. Id.
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ANnucAs INSTITUTES FAR-The thirty sixth annual ex-
hibition Of the American Institute was last evening
drought TO aclose Il was the general wish tha few
weeks should yet elapss before the clssng; but the
managers mot DESTROYS Of taxing any longer tho
kindness OF the Twenty second regiment whose prem
ises they occupied Throughout the fair has been
perfect success and Mr. Carpenter the chairman OF the
Board and the other managers entitled to great
credit fpr the In which 1t has been conducted
presentation Of an exquistely finished revolver was
made during the evening TO Captain Speight, OIL the
Twenty ninth precinct police in acknowledgment OF MS
services.
FIRE IN NASSAU STREET. Shorty after seven O'Clock
Wednesday evening fire was discovered on the
top floor OF building No. 81 Nassau street, corner
Of Maiden lane. 1t originated near Q portable forge
on the floor In the mathematical and optical instru-
ments factory OF T. Kroede Tho damage TO his stock
by fire and water win be about $1e0insured for 900
In the Germania Insurance Company me fourth noor
Ii occupied by G. #. Ulrch engrayerdamage by water
about $50 The third floor is occupied by Bradley,
dealer in picture framesdamage by water about 500,
and insured in the Jersey City Insurance Company The
second floor Is occupied by L. Frank dealer In clocks
damage about 5000 and insured for 900 In the New
York Fire and Marine Central Park Insurance Com
pany The first or store floor, known as NO rs Maiden
lane occupied by Joseph Brunner importer OF watches
and cocksdamage by water about $780, and insured for
IS 900 In the North American Insurance Company The
basement is occupied by Cohen Marcus dealers in fancy
goods damage about $780, and insured Tor 80 600 In the
Stuyvesant, Kings County and another company. The
building is owned by an estate and ID damaged about
S30O--insured.
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BRrG TTAA Frame Of and from Philadelphia for Mobile
sprung aleak the 18th inst and abandoned the
10TH shortly which (see columns
for full particularly
suP EAGLE sPErpBombay, Sept 9-The ship Eagle Speed
totally mouth Of the Mutlah. Upward
Of 100 coolies board. probably the Eagle Speed
built at Bath Me. and hang from London.l
Sur EuRorAst Helena Sept 6-The Europa. Reed, from
Moulmen for Falmouth, making water put In SIN 10 caulk
topsides. and was being surveyed 9TH
scuR FRR,cKsoSCapt Conary. OF schr Island Queen
NJ Hampton Roads reports0ct TO- lat 80 lon Is 90 Mt
n AM sighted schooner making signal o. distress; run
down her found her TO be the schr " Errckson
OF New Haven, Capt Ward, from Roanoke river for New
Hampshire before reporcd ON haing her found that the
captain and the owner Mr. Hotchkiss. who board
and the crew sick and from fatigue and exposure
md DESTROYS abandoning their vessel as she leaking
bedIv aud the unable To work her.
we transferred them all To vessel with
their wearing apparel and afterwards towed her into Hamp
tb his vessel run Hog Island shoals blowing
gale from Es the tme struck twice very heavy the sea
breaking hers let 90 both anchors and hung until
shift got again with loss Of anchor and
red seward Capt further reports that OF the
18th sighted Albemarle, which tow; the
proceeding course she could render further
assistance
spoken. 30.
ship Cecilia Hudson, from Liverpool for San Francisco
ship Tley from Liverpool for City Point Sept Is LAT
.sSp Tsrss from Shanghai for New York Aug g. lat
Ship Western ocean Bailey, from Madras for Liverpool
Sept "A, lat a 81 N Ion 81 w = - - -
Ayr.. s Nas s '0'00 ~
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SHIPPIN G N e w S .
AlMANAc FOE NEW YoKK-fHD DAT
IuN NIens. 10 NOON SETS. eve 81
ID HlGz WATER eve ~
Port Of New York, October 10, 1895.

CLEAEEn
Steamship Columbia, Barton, Havana-spoGord Tieston
Steamship Casharlne Whiting Merryman, Galveston
Steamship Mississippi, Sumner, New orlcans-James A
Steamship Ariadne, Crary, acknowledgement. Fox
Steamship Moneka, Marshman. Observation-Disclosures,
Steamship wyandot.e, Clark, Bosoa-whitney Hatha-
Ship Isaac Webb, stowell. LiyerpooC Marshall 4 Co.
Sp %se aSher SrGr
Bart Irbfoot tBr), Humphrey, Adelaide and Dunedin
ss1ss. A.s ass
Bark wayfarer (Br) Blachford, Richmond, va-J
Big Ricardo (Br,, de silvo, cadiu and Gbraltar-H A
Brig Lady Franklin Br) Morrison, st Reconsideration
Brig Venus tBr) McFaddon st Johns, MD Dewolf a
Brig Koodoo tBr) Burford. St Johns, MN Greene 3
Brig Atlanta tBr,, wheslAn. Harbor Grace, MN
Gentle Annie CIR, Pets. Mslf"sp psxo
schr Emma eBr), Mcclure, st Stephens MIG Board
schr Alser. Adams Ayres, RishmondnTapper Resttie
ssST ks ns ss s S SSn Co.
sssT title Rsss
Steamer Josephine Thomson, Moore Baltimore.
ARRIVED
am sSa ncns v eS. s Van Paco snss
6Gme for Nu %ag Oct H. @ ~ p a %
the brig Titania q and from Phadephia for Mobile which
leak Oct H. and was abandoned on the 10TH In
sinking condition; she sunk shortly after they left the
wreck.
Steamship Scotia tBr), Judkns Liverpool Oct 7, and
sh 4a3 PM with mdsc and passengers, to
s s sas Ss with
stemshie Young Rover Small, Galveston 2s days, with
Steamship Monterey Furber New Orleans Oct II, with
" ssamshp Ii CID Hobart Newbsrn NC via FORTRESS,
sssmsbp Yasoo Coacn, Richmond Via Norfolk Il hours
with mdse and passengers, 10 Heineken Palmore.
ses%shp Sea Gull FISH, Baltimore 20 hours with mdsc
Bark Prndscsse Alexandra DAM verdon. numacoa, PR
4. . y sn . y sssS.nsss With 81 james
Ward Co.'S brgs, steering ssW ,,. ,.......
c9EJ Peters Had heavy weather: lost and split sails
Oct H. lat o. Ion TO- spoke brig Transit Belg from La
Antwerp 10 days out short OF provisions and sup
Brig Coronells B) Masters st Johns PR, days, with
Brig Penguin SBra Conyers, Bermuda, 10 days with
p sss "a ai iSn Si
spoke bark Chief from New Orleans for Boston.
ap ss ana es o 10 CO. VIII
schr Caldwell McC9rnch Mobile % days with cotton
schr Palmer Palmer Jacksonville, days, with cotton
schr " Pratt, Kcndrick, baltimore for Boston
schr Richmond Cousins Ezabethport for Portland, Me
schr sdy Suffolk Pendson EisSesport for Boston
schr Thos Cooper wheaton Erabe.hport for Newport
schr corintSan Tapiey, south &nsoy for Bangor
schr Nelson. Burse, Gloucester.
schr b II Jones, Davis, Providence
schr Chief, Jones, Newport.
schr Chas II Northaln, Pelt, Portland, CT
sohr Wrfght Wrgh Portland CT 90
from Arroyo PR.
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United States Com m issi0ner's Once.
IMPORTANT TO GOVERNMENT INFoRMERs.
Befove Commissioner Osborne

0cT. 1o-The United States o. Too Hundred and
NinaytscO Barrels Of Whisksy, Marked Diamond En-
this libel fled against the whiskey In question
the 22d OF May last and June 10 following forfeit
ture was obtained, and the whiskcy subsequently sold
realizing s $50 ST. In pursuance Of act Of Congress
onehaf OF the proceeds decreed 10 the government
and one half to the informcr There were four parties
claiming informers and, TO settle the question: tho
matter referred 20 Commissioner Osborne 10 take
tho evidence Of the parties There Collector shook
f. H. Shafer, s. W. Reilly and B. A. Mcdonald. Reilly,
u appears claims 10 have drawn the attention Of the
Revenue officers 10 tho place where the whskey
stored, and that no therefore the first informer
Shafer denies that he seized tho whiskey Rely's
information, but led 10 II by his suspicious after
examining the books and conversng with the consignees
Collector Shook claims that when the consgnees de-
manded the release OF tho whskcy certificates Of In
specton from Ohio he called Reilly and ShafIer for
their evidence which neither produced He then entered
into an arrangement with Mcdonald by which the latter
was TO 60 West and endeavor to get The proper evidence
subsequently, advising Shook 10 hold the whiskcy at his
own risk This was the Of the evidence taken befoo
the Commissioner, who took The oauers and reserved
decision
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SECOND DISTRICT REPUBLICAN JUDICIAL CONVENTION -
The Republican Judicial Convention for the Second dis
trict met at O'Clock yesterday, in tho City Court
ROOM nominate candidate for Judge OF the Supreme
Court I'LL tho vacancy caused by the resignation of
Judge Brown, who nominated by the Democratic
State Convention as candidate for Judge OF the Court
OF Appeals. An informal ballot then had which
indicated by vote OF Is to IL that Jasper W. Gilbert
OF the candidates before the late Democratic Con-
ventionwas the favorte. An informal ballot was then
taken, with the following esut:-Whole number Of
cast 81 OF which Mr. Gilbert received IT, and was
declared the candidate of the convention.
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BOMBAY, sept. y, 1000
An instruction had broken out In the Chsjupore and
the Nawab forced TO take TO flight The disturbance
confined 10 the Nawabs territory.
Tho rainfall In Bombay s abundant and the crops
everywhere looking WELL
0The ship Eagle Speed had been lost Mt the mouth Of
the Mutlah with upwards Of three hundred Coolies on
board.
BoxBAy, Oct 8, 1885,
Dholerah cotton quoted at 800 rupees aDd Comptah
at 34o Cotton 10 only procurablo for delivery In two
months.
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BROOKLYN city News.

THE NEW REGISTRY LAw.-The result Of the first two
days work or the local boards Of registry In the various
wards Of Brooklyn shows that the general result will
mot differ much from tho vote cast at the election
The following table the of last year
pared with the number OF votes registered so far II
will be that the Second, Fourth, Eighth and Ninth
wards have registered votes this year than there
nuofna MT hn lnrfa laciia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-20

The umored outbreak OF cholera In Paris Is confirmed
At one hosptal-the Larbosseire the Northern Of
France Raway-there are some twenty or thirty pa
tents. The deaths continue TO increase Thirteen per-
died Tuesday in the small close streets at the
back OF the Faubourg Montmartre and In the Laribos
sere Hospital the number OF cholera patients continues
TO increase. The from tho south of Franco is
however, decidedly better the death returns having d.
minished materially at Touon Marsees and La Seyne
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Died.

CLRvEIASD.-At Yonkers, Thursday, October 10,
EMMA eldest daughter of Cyrus Cleveland aged 20
Funeral services at the residence Of her father,
Sunday afternoon, at two O'Clock.
[Fbr Other Deaths see Second Page
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The Vermont Legislature.

MONTPELIER, VI, OCC I6UU.
In joint assembly of the Legislature to-day the follow
ing elections madeChief Justice Of the Supreme
Court, Hon L. p. Poland Of st. Johnsburg Associate
Justices John Perpont Of Vergennes; James Barrett of
Woodstock Loyal c. Kellogg, Of Rutland; Ashael Peck
Of Montpelier and VIM. C. Wilson, Of Bakersfield Re-
Rutland.
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Al4-ssal-sas- 'ss----
MISCELLANEOUS.

nEMoREsTs MONTHLY MAGAzINE-ExTRA0RDr-
~ nary Novelties in the November NUMBER now rcadys
Aimagnihcent Steel Engraving Of We soTnamnuss sgss
bic for faming splendid and reliable rhsnlons orgna4
Stories and Poems; very valuable piece Of Music by IL
Willard; full sized Pattern OF me latest Eau Cloak ane
November number Single copies 70 cents yearly ~ Win
n valuable premium Address W. JENNlNuS DhMohESis
473 Broadway
20 TO THOMAS r. AGNEws, 200 AND 262 GREEN
VI vich street Of Murray, and there you viii nna
Coecs Fish, Flour and everything else cheaper Than
any store in New York One price house.
rruB NATIONAL Pack BANK
- OF NEW YORK.
Capitil.
b bank win issue Cerincates Of Deposit bearing nis
est on favorable terms. - y. L. WOhkh4 VAen'eS.
NEv YoRK. AusustH INA
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The cotton operations Liverpool during the last fort
night represent the large OF f12 600 sterling,
the brokerage which Ia computed at COCO, 600 For
several days the sales averaged about thity1vc thou
sand bales day, while prices advanced In some in
stances Cd. to 4d per h.
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LONDON MONEY MARKET OCT. z.
Consos closed at SSss S8f for money.
Tho Bank OF England again advanced its rate Of In.
tcrost to-day 10 seven per cent.
This quoted the cotton market Being Saturday
business virtually before the news TRANSFERRED
The funds In London all declined under the action OF
the Bank
AMERICAN SECURITIES
Illinois Central Railroad, 81 say; Eric Railroad,
SO o 5ojS; United states hve-twenties 90 a oek
PARIS BouRsE, OCT. z.
The Bourse closed fiat AZ car 05c.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, OCT. z.
The brokers circular says:--The official declaration
Of the stock last Friday proving that all the cotton re-
peyod spinnns and fey export throughout The st quar-
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S sp sv qom 9m % sanS Hn
pss 10 Ga 0Fs San Antonio Jackson
Ioih--Ar steamships concorda, Sears Boston; Trade
Wind Doane Galveston; towboa.s Turner Bradbn,n
KspS ys ses @ :pI a q ns
frank MARION s,nson Bath Me- Below ship. Roscoe OBJ.
I'D Mssnss 9a.
sc White New
NEW BEDFORD, Oct I4-Ar schrs Zoe. NYorh; Lsncas~
caster sd ra a, i Tnsy
EinsbetSpor SID ssSrs Sea Flower Chase and Rendus:
NE VIEWPOINT Oct TArr schr Hattie Baker croweu Phn
adephia FOR FAN River sid schr Evergreen Bsosse New
@, r. bsss. Maria .nS sa:s
css%s. S S.e : .s ssm and Sc
S DH - PSr sysr Magnet f
PORTLAND, oct lt-Cd schrs Maryland, Foster Bali.
IsP bark Psec r Mckenzie Buenos Ayres sid
ors A scsa d BUNKER Baltimore CID brig Hyps.
Lewis Remedos schr Kate Carlton Devcrcaun Car
PORTSMOUTH Oct i5-Ar schr Eagle ThorndIke New
Ess Sh ME- nS
e1 H. s s s
Flag Maloney do Oscar Hawley, Clark, Philadelphia;
Leach Grace and Pacific Wass do; Sunny SOUTH
Crowell, Nyork; g w Dexter, Eastman, Eizabethport
PAwfuCKEf, Dot lar schrs Caroline W Holmes Ed.
wards PHILADELPHIA Gilbert Green, Weaver do Sid schrU
Eseile, Ewood. and Hickman. Burger, NYork
RICHMOND, Oct l6-Arr Ira Iafrenier Holman, Alba
ny and Troy sid chr Rcbecca knight Bartlett down the
river, to load for NYork.
7thsd schr Albert Fields Pett Nyork via York river.
ROCRLAND, Oct l2Sld schrs Harriet Wigsin, and De.
fancc, Nash, Work 18TH Nile Ham; Whitney, snowt
Thomas Xix, Hall, and A Powers, Bullock, do
SALEM Oct l3--Arr schr Anna Martin, Brewer Phiae
iNh-Arr schrs Harmony Bartlett Nyork; 18TH Hsnrietta
Simmons Godfrey and Richard Peters, English Phiadei.
phla Hero, Small NYork
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From the Paris Steele.

The sentiments OF the late champions OF the south
have undergone great change in England The Tsmss
and the other sepaate journals have only hopeyed
words for President Johnson Of them now express
the slightest doubt Of the reconstruction Of the conedera
ton, or OF the triumph Of concatory ideas The Daily
Telegraph would be sorry IT, 10 render this triumph
more complete, he American government consented
pay the debt Of the Confederaes For the United States
70 undertake the repayment OF money lent for the purpose
Of comprising their own destruction would assurcdy DO
carrying Cancellation 10 Its utmost limits. The Telegraph
reckons on the European Powers aiding the government
OF Washington In accomplishing that great act Of magma
nmity; hopes that they will admit the justice OF
the reusas opposed by Mr. Seward 70 the claims OF Great
Britain we do sot clearly zee ,cIa ere Europsan Pcsrs
have do Nth ne waiter If Englishmen have
lent their money 10 Jefferson Davis let them apply to him
for payment II In easy TO understand why the kingdom
OF Italy should undertake pay the debts Of the Pon
cal provinces which have annexed themselves IL but
the totally different with the Confcderates Let
us suppose Fonanism 70 assume n great development
that ireland revos and that persons found disposed
70 lend her %onsy s DC, 1e s % %
cAequo 70 pay Ne sstsrea II the Fsn'am 'oam'
The renian Scare.
Eight more OF the leading Fcnians had been brought
up for examination in Dublin, and all were committed
The constitution and bylaws Of the brotherhood were
produced and read by the counsel for the prosecution
FEARS OF FENrAN CRUISERS.
fcnlanism was stll an engrossng topic In the Irish
provinces Rumos suspicious cruisers lowering about
the coast were circulated not only I'm the south, but In
the county Donegal Precautions adopted 10 pre-
went ,he candeslne landing q arms or sympahlze
was considered extremely improbable The srctcst
veilance was kept over all American vessels which touch
AZ oueenstown The luggage Of the passengers s care
fully searched before they are allowed 10 land
From the Cork Herald
The rumor that Fenian steamer was met with Ia the
Channeisand that her Maesys ship Liverpool sent
70 20 intercept her has turned out TO be hoax The
Liverpool our readers aware left Queenstown last
Sunday, having on board posse OF policemen The
real purport OF such extraordinary proeedIpr WINS
not, however, 70 intercept had been instantly ru-
morcd, . Fenan war steamer, but 70 intercept the
h0xn rnrH INrfU hVot tupnr
shment OF elegraphIc station Crookhaven steamer
leaves that port 10 intercept every inward bound pas
senger vessel and II In customary for the clerk In charge
10 give Of the passengers copies OF irish
papers. This done when the steamer Intercepted
the City OF Manchester For the nrst time those on
board the packet asceraincd OF the that were
made on the arrival o the homeward bound, and II
N stated that many Of them al once proceeded 70
opsp their bVxee " lake thsrerVm ssne par
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iowa Items.

Col. George b. Corkhill was united in
marriage on the 3lst ult., to Miss Olivia b.
Miller, daughter ofJudge S. 4. Miller OF
the Supreme Court ofthe United States.
The State Register says the work ofgra-
ding the Des Moines end of the Valley
Road is progressing as fast as the weather
will permit,
The same paper complains ofthe failure OF
tn ,gas works to furnish suflicientlght The
burners ''blink" out early in the evening.
The Register says the bonds ofPolk Co.
for building the Court House are owned by
Virginia rebel, He has recently denian-
ded the interest through an agent.
The First L. s. Regiment is now on its
way to Sioux City to be mustered out. So
says the Sioux City Journal.
Below we give the number ofCattle and
Hogs shipped over the Burlington & Mis-
souri, River railroad, during the months
named, and for the first two weeks i'll Oc-
tober:
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Peterson's Magazine.

We are in the receipt of this popular
I,ady's Magazine for December. 1t is a
splendid number. The principal engrav-
ing, Papa, Papa" is one of great beauty.
For many years 'Peterson's Magazine
has had larger circulation than any other
monthly i'm the United States. In 1866 it
will be greatly improved; the reading
matter will be increased, and each number
piH contain Double Sized Steel Fashion
I'lote, elegantly colored,, with from four to
six fgures-making peterson" the cheap
est in the world. The terms will remain
two dollars year to single subscribers
TO clubs it is cheaper still, viz: five copies
for $500. eight copies for $500, or fourteen
copies for $1,000. TO every person getting
mp club, lat these rates. the Publisher
IL send an extra copy gratis. Specimens
sent tif written for to those wishing to get
up clubs. Address, postpaid,
.... .... CHARLES J. PETERSON,
BOG Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
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New York Markets.

New York, Nov. Z.
Cotton-Dull and lower at 54a55 for mid
ding.
Flour-Firm and 5alOc better; 8 3OaS 30
for Extra State; 1Oa9 % for common to
good shipping brands extra II. II. o.; and
8 3Oal2 Is for Trade BRANDS, market clos
ing firm.
Whisky-Firmer at 80.
Wheat-More active and lac better;
2 3Sa2 40 for new Amber Milwaukee; 81
for old do i'm store; 3Sa2 40 for new Am
Der State, 20 for old Winter Red West
ern; 40 for new White Michigan.
Barley-Firm at II for State.
Corn-lc better at SO for unsound, and
S9a9l for sound mixed Western.
Oats-46a50 for !unsound; 55a59 for
sound.
Groceries-Coffee quiet. Sugar firm;
Cuba ann Muscovado 134al5; Havana IA.
Molasses quiet; Porto Rico 90. Petro-
leum firm at 36la37 for Crude; and 90 for
Refined in Bond.
Pork-Firmer at 80 O0a52 25 for mess;
and for prime mess q 50a2S.
Beef-Steady at ii O0al4 90 for plain
mess, and IA OOal7 90 for extra mess.
Cut Meats-Dull at 15lal7 for shoulders,
and 20a23 for hams.
Butter-In demand at 3Oa42 for Ohio and
40a55 for State. es rs ....
Cheese-Firm at Halo. --...
Money-Active at per cent, call loans
S'o-'','. Ev".pan"a-Dnil Mt lOsialUg
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Chicago Market.

Chicago, Now.
The demand for money is active, in
in some quarters pressing. but there is n
fair supply for Legitimate purposes. East
ern Exchange in rather better supply, but
market still firm at par to soc per l ,906
buying and one-tenth of / per cent selling
Flour-Quiet without change; 10 50al3-
90 for common to choice grades red win
ter; 50a9 SO for choice spring extra; 75a.
s 90 for fancy spring extras; superfne 5 so
as 30.
Grain-Wheat unsettled and lower, with
decline of 2la3c per bushel 43 for eX-
ira spring; l 3Sla1 u for No 1 spring; 15a
l IL for No 2 spring; winter wheat quiet at
l S0a1 50 for No and 90 for rejected
There was firm feeling in corn, and pri-
ces advanced q per bushel; No at 55Ia-
55l; No 2 ut 53a54. Oats firm at q tor Nc
l; 33la24 for No2, and 19l for rejected
closing steady at 274 for Mol. Rye more
active and 1a2c better; No at GOa63!; No
at 53a60. Barley quiet; new No . at As;
old No 3 at 8. r.-
Provisions--Morea active; old mess pork
80 90; prime mess 26 75a27 90. ...
| Receipts of cattle yesterday 259; ship.
ments 75S; a few cows heifers, and light
steers sold at from 4 90 to rs. d..
Receipts hogs I,427; shipments 1897
sales 10 O0aIo75.