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CRIMINAL.

Richard Schcl1, Barney Riley, and Truman
Robinson arc said to have held up an unknown
| man on fBiler" avenue yesterday and robbed
| him OF Sl7. G. S. Hartman is also arrested,
| charged with getting away with the plumber,
and disposing Of them i'll the West Division.
D. Livingston was before Commissioner Hovnc
yesterday, charged with committing perjury in
swearing falsely to his petition for discharge
IRON bankruptcy. lie was held in So 900 bail,
which he furnished. j. Hostcr was held in
$1,000 bail for carrying on the business Of COM
poundcr OF liquors without paying the special
tax.
Valentine Jaeger, whose arrest WAS mention
ed in yesterdays TRIBUNE, was held in 81 UUO
son. While in court he was confronted with
wife No. /, who had with her. certificate OF
marriage in New York City in 1871, and with
vile No. 2, who was married to him in this city
u few days ago.
Upon information received by Capt. Simon
O'DOnncll he yesterday arrested Isaac Meyer,
Of No. 40j Clark street, and Lizzie Meyer, his
colorcd vile. Both have been known us 60
b:twecns for thieves for some time. When
searched S4l0 was found in their possession, all
o. which was at once identified by Frank Dahl
q,1is: i part Of the 81 800 stolen from him by
Tiny Davenport.
Dewitt C. Freeman, charged with the larceny
of some S10O worth Of gas certificates from
Ernest John Witheforl and mother, was on
trial before Justice Morrison last night The
suit appears to be one that seeks to recover the
property BY prosecuting the possessor Grim ina-
ly rather than incur the expense of q rcplcyin
from tic Criminal Court. 4 vast number Of
witnesses were heard, and the case continued
Minor arrests: William Lodge, one of the
roIgl.s who knocked Thomas For.l scnsc1css
with slung-shot on the rorucr OF Maxwell and
Twelfth streets some five days ago; James
Ward. attempting to tap tho till Of D,
Brougtlam's saloon, No. l04 Blue Island avenue;
frank Wilson and James Conklin, sncaking
""lpes" Oh State street; John Ncp-
pen, larceny pf basket Of peaches from
Fish q Brcuner, of No. 1S5 South Water:
Abraham Meyer, having in his posscssion.Brus-
scls carpet, lead-pipe. and other goods, for
which hc could MT: satisfactorily account.
The kid " nuisance has become such an un-
mltgated nuisance that the authorities have
concluded to license all ncwsboys and boot
blacks, and then drive frum the street all others.
N this way they hope to regulate the nuisance.
Supt Hickey thinks the snealing OF some value
less papers from the Chicago Savings Bank Fri
day afternoon was done by I. kids" who
did not know enough to pick out their plunder,
and every day pickpockcts ply their profession
on the crowded streets under the guisc OF news
boys. AID. DAILY will introduce an ordinance
on the subject at to-morrow's session OF the
Council. 1t is designed to make the fee large
enough to pay for badge, and no higher.
, 1877-10-07

CHICAGO. Oct 6,-Thc market WAS less active
but higher, &c being paid 10: wheat to Eraa,o
The demand was chiefly for wheat vessels. Rom
was taken for $50, GOO bu wheat, 90, 900 bu corn
Is. 900 bu oats not including the charters rcporsa
Friday evening. To Buffalo: Scnr Saiad and
]. NcEea, wheat at &c: props Blanchard and Sta.
rucca. wheat through; prop Colorado, small Iots or
corn and oats: prop Eilaho; corn through; schr n
Austin, corn at Sc. To Osweso: Schr G. Mitchell
corn ut Sl4c. To Kingston: St Louis. wheat 1t Sc
To osdcn-burg: Prop c:amplain, corn. To Sa-
mia: Schr F.. Mayea, corn.
The EChrs Il. T. SicAols and D. r. Martin cpt
81. 621. for lnmbcr from Menominee to Chicago. IN
advance Of &c per III.
The schr Njcona takes lumber from Duncan Civ
to Chicago at 81. rs.
, 1877-10-07

Il SALGIAAl HEBthE III UFSldflo.
| The Chicago Bar Association held its regular
monthly meeting III its room in the Farwel
Hall block yesterday afternoon. John A.
Jewctt, the President, occupied the Chair, AMI
F. Cllmann acted as Secretary. About twenty.
five members were present.
The Treasurer presented his report, showing
balance Of s95447 in his hands, The docu.
ment was accepted.
Mcssrs. c. II. Wil1ett, Alfred 3. Mason, and
Henry Strong we're elected members OF the
Association.
Adolph Moses, Esq, was added to the Com
mittee appointed to attend to the case OF Payne
Fitz before the Supreme Court.
The Committee on Inquiry reported that they
had discovered that a number Of persons were
practicing law iu this city without being enrolled
amongst the attorneys and couusclors-at-law
on the records of the Supreme Court Of Illinois,
and they had accordingly y notified such persong
In an advertisement.
The Committee also reported that f. B. Nc
Ciauahan had applied for admission to practice
on foreign license upon certificate OF moral
character granted By the Cook County Court
upon motion o{ W. ". O'Brien. Esq. Cnlcr
resolution of the Association, the Coumittee
have tiled suggestions in opposition tGthe ad-
mission OF Mr.. McCIanallau to the practice Of
law by the Supreme Court.
The Committee had also learned that George
NJ. Miller former Captain of Police, had made
an application to the Supreme Court for his
admission to the Bar, on tho strength Of 4
license issued to him By the District Court
Of Hamilton County, Ohio, at its June term, in
1859. The application was made in behalf Of
Miller by Samuel Adler. who but short time
previously hao himself been admitted on
foreign license An investigation showed that
the pretended license from the Ohio Court was
n fortrery. Tlc Committee natf thrrarort 1n1,]r
a motion before the Supreme Court to set aside
the license granted to Adler, and for Miller and
all others connected with the matter to show
cause why they should not he punished for con-
tempt
TIL. report WAS accepted. u.
j. ]. knickerboclzcr presented u resolution in
structing the Committee Of Inquiry oprosecutc
all persons violating the laws of the State by
publications. in any OF the Chicago newspapers,
concerning divorces. Adopted.
After some discussion regarding the rcnta; of
the hall to other organizations, the Association
nd diOurnel.
, 1877-10-07

SDecid! Dispatch to The C2llcugo TribUne
PoET uuEoN, Mich, Oct Gl0 ., m.-Down-
Props Europe, Fountain City. Oswegnrchie, Il. c.
Schnoor and bargcs, D. u. Wilson and consorr,
Plymouth and baF.es: schEs Porter, Page, Empire
state, c. P. Ainch, Madeira, Negaunec, Malcolm,
Striker, Wayne, J. Digler, selkirk, n. Collins,
Thomas GAVIN. D: E. Bailey. a. ". Lnckey, c.
Geass oSa
, 1877-10-07

DETROIT, Mich, Oct. 6--Thc prop Tioca. On
the upward passage with . tow Of barycs, while OIL
Point Au Pelec, Lake Erie. ABOUT midnight last
night, took fire near the boiler. 4 high wind p,c-
yailing, 1t was impossible to subdue the i1ames.
and the propeller was entirely consumed The
crew were rescued and taken on board the bsrnes
in tow. The 'fioga Wl$ vuucd ut SIS, 0OO ani
Insured for S1,. 600 in the following compasie.:
Detroit Fire i Marine. S3, 900; Western, Of To-
ronto, 81. 600; Pheni1$ of Brooklyn, Sc. 600.
, 1877-10-07
MARINE NEWS.

| FORT CCLBORSE.
| BUFFALO, Oct. G.-Yesscls passing Port Col
| horne in forty eight hours ending at o'clock
Oct. 5:
Eastwaru-props Haze, Buffalo to Osdcoeburg
| City Of Concord, Chicago to O:dcnsburg; bark,
Norway and Siberia, Toledo to Kingston: r. Gas
kins, Lake Superior to Kingston; Mary Copey,
". Il. Rounds, and James Wade, Mil
wnnkec to KINGSTON: Pride OF America,
Windsor to KINGSTON; Three Bells, vleve:
to OSwcso; schrs q. T. Dorr, Cleveland to Cape
Vincent; Ontario, Kinesvie to Kingston: 81. (.
Lydon, Toledo to Kingston; 4. Boody, Toledo ts
oswego; II. Fillmore. chcaso to oswego: Florida,
Cleveland to Oawc1o; Aun Craig. Cleveland to St
Catharines: Eric Stewart, Erie to Toronto; Grace
Whitney, Grand Haven to Ogdensburg: Willie
hs!!ef. Detroit to oswego; Pictou Chatham te
Westwa1d-Props Granite State, oedensbure te
loedo; William Cowie, O9den4burr 10 Saglua,y.
Sovereign, Montreal to Chicago; bark Lem Ellis.
worth. Oswego to Chicago: schrs John Magce
Charlotte to Chicago; Yankee Blade and $. j.
Lua, Kingston to Chicago; Nary, Wellant to
dian. st. CathArincs to kondeau.
Ihe foilowin: passed through on the 9Th: r.. r.
TAYLOR. Caliino Buy 10 Chicago; Ben Franklin.
TTg',ensours Tg'Han to cteseland: cLarse5 oswego to
cornc. Kingston to Chicago; Thomas and parson.
Charlotte to Milwaukee.
BUFFALO.
BUFFALO, ~. l., Uct. G.-Chartefs-Schrs G.
Davis, cement to Toledo, st PC per brl, free on
board: James P1att, coal to Milwaukee at 25c per
ton; James a, coal and powder to Hancock, Lake
Superior. $3.50 for, the cargo, free; Libb,c Nau.
coal from Cleveland to. South Chicago at tOc pcr
ton; Morning star. stavc-5o!ts from Earle
Dock to Black Rock. S1.25 per cord, Emlr,
coal to Toledo, at 20c per ton; David
Vance, salt to Milwaukee at SC per
brl; e. 4. Minis. coal to Milwaukee at ,5c per
ton; Kent, coal from Cleveland to Chicago at soc
per ton.
Clenrances-Pro2s Craig, Dulath 100 orls salt
30 brls cement: Roanoke. Chica.o, $50 brs salt:
schr Libbe Snr. Chicago; sumatra, Chicago;
Monticello Chicago: II. {. A!brccht, ChicaCo:
$. T. Atwater Chicago; Ellen spry, Chicago,
l, 600 tons coal; Orphan Boy. Cleveland: Senator
Blood, Toledo: Erair, Toledo. $50 tons coal; /;
Miami Belle Toledo. 200 orls salt; Conneaut, To-
ledo; Gen. Worth, Detroit, 100 tons pig iron:
barge Susan Ward, Au Sable.
, 1877-10-07

There's one melancholy fact about calendar
there's no time when its days are not num-
berel.
, 1877-10-07

land and barges: sci.ss Scotia, Adventure Ontario
John $. Miner Georse Murray. Joan o'Neil. Is,
Guilds. John Rice, hakota, n. e. West q. 4
Hazard Knight Tetaplal, Trinidad
Niud--Souiawest, l1ser; .veat.cr fine
, 1877-10-07
E1Ii2S.
EUiZS.
TO THE LADIES

Who have Seal Sacques to lengthen. can save from
Is to 20 per cent by leaving their sacques with rs
during the month Of October, as we will during
the month make sacaue len.thening 1 specially.
We have just completed to our own satisfaction
the art Of enethcning Seal sacques with Seal With
out showing seams- We have the largest and best
assortment OF selected skins for trimming pur-
offered in the West, and are sole agents
for the LATEST PARTISAN TRIMMING, some-
thing entirely new. sacques left with us TO trim
will be altered over to cur perfect fitting pattern
free o! charge. Our style OF sacaues are ackntwl-
edged by all the most perfect-.ittns Sacque ever
introduced. For reference we call your attention
to our exhibit at the Exposition. Also during Oc-
tober we will make n reduction Of 10 per cent from
our present low prices on all new goods manutac-
tured to order. Also on stock on hand.
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are expected here tomorrow. Operation.
will commence, immediassly after thsi.at.
rEN sG 2DOGeJ VIZ.
WASHINGTON.
HoNoRlNo rHK DEAD srArEsxAY.

HoNORlNG TIE DEAD srArEsHAS.
Washington. Oct. 5.-As the funeral Of
6cnslor Motion takes place to. day. all tho
government departments and offices of the
district government are closed, flags at half
mast. and the bells are being tolled in hon.
or Of the illnstrious dead.
DoINGs AT THE CAPITOL.
q Veshiagtnn, Nov. 5.-As . yrcsu,t Of {.
|er1sultation among thspro ainH nissds q
F'he re~ump.ion-repea' bsll sais Assatnf Il
has b.en determined to move . suspension
Of tho su'es to-day. for the purpose of adopt
ing resolution cfIsred by Kelly la,- Friday
providing for the removal of the bill from
morning hour, and its confederation from
dav I" day until Thursday Of next week,
with the agreement that firal vote sh.l,
then he taken ), also 70 move the adoption Of
another resolution. under suspension of the
rules TO-DAY. tn take from the Ia, king and
currency committee the bill which thev
have agreed moon Tor the remonetixs.ion Of
silver, and to assign It for consideraion by
the house Immediately after the repe.l Of
the bill shall have been disposed Of Judge
Buckner, chairman of the committee will
offer the latter resolution.
The house committee on foreign afai-a
held meeting to-day on the subject OF
providing for American representation at
the exposition. A communication wss
received from Secretary Evarts recommen.
ding an appropriation Of 3225, 900 for tha,
purpose. and suggesting that also bill
should contain a provision for transporting
the intended exhibits from the interior
cities to the seaboard
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-05
YANKToN DAKOTA TERRITORY EVENING NovEMbEE5
cAsrELaaro MADAME r,xes,,
s AEx AfExk kkisqs.nt l.stess, ef G,sAsl,.es. lrs~
tas MeSt E.ainSss q sDanssA eOratStS.
Translated from n Cor,.,c., Al, ,,.u.

Translated from n ComsscIo de-, y.,,..
The following touching letter "a, rscsntlv
addressed 70 Msdans TSier, bv the .loonsnt
and brilliant orator, Emilio Cs,telsr:
b NY DEAR MADAME:-The blow, With
which Providence has tried your soul touch.
es our brea& with the profounde1 sorrow
BY the grief which i ~. By the friend of
MS latter days, We cap comprehend what
must be your sorrow, thie Nos skssu his
l.ls l.l,. long oa sqe psnion, aslfts .efnee the
irst antbnrst Of my feelings turned against
the fatality thai snatches him from us when
We stand most ip need Of his services, and /
had to appeal tssall the sea.ea 81 my sou, N
become persuaded that no brilliant a shirt
does not disappear when the organism that
contained it is broken and falls TO the earth.
rmstns with ~. lat lcast.3 1puhe
'houeh's thai he, has 6iffnsed, in the works
That he has wri'ten. n the enterpv'ses ,hst
be has realized In the sp'endors ,h.t his
ntel!'geppED has scat'ered. in the ,esven Of
life thar kis actinpa have generated: there
jema'ns no other like him in .h,s world,
which now appeara more sad and dark since
II has been deprived Of his presence and his
word.
France lo'ea her principal state.man {;
liberty her most prudent defender; the re.
public. its authorized chief; Europe. most
gloriou. name which We counted unon a
one of the chief marks that entities her to
he called the ir.t Of the continents human.
itv, one ofits luminariea whose brilliancv
shadows by i's spiritual .plendor the
astral light. Of the heavens that are nei,h-
er 40 beautiful nor 20 luminous as great
souls like his.
Financier, historian, philosopher. tacti-
clan, statesman. artist, most eloouent in
speech and welding pen u creative ss
his words an organizer of the first order:
With the finest practical sense united to the
greatest versatility of talent; with the pro.
fouadest ksowlejge Of reality aud of ideas.
be belonged to those privileged families Of
universal men, to that Titanic race that We
thought had disappeared from the face OF
the earth with the early ages Of the regener.
alton. Nations are great, but their most
illustrious sons are greater; but it cannot be
denied that the destinies Of France suffer q
very great modification BY this sudden loss.
The human spirit is even fecund and eternal
but it cannot be denied that dense shadow
falls upon u by the extinction Of this light
Hmlghtbe ~ 1.Atthe Earth inig6s7lesa
in the universe when there Is mingled with
it dust aud its ashes brain from which
sprang ~ many and such great thoughts.
l would wish. Madame, to write you 8
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Government 0ess & scen(sa1g
Closed in Respect to Msrten.
Keokuk is to be the Terminus OF
Six B. R. Lines. 2 oaa
The Russian General eourke Reported Killed
CONGRESSIONAL.

washington, NoV. o.-NE. !. Salk'us vi 'b-
diana, asked leave 10 offer resolution, al
journing the house, out Of repcct 10 the
memory Of the late Senator Morton. Mr..
Kelly Of Pennsylvania, objected. ,,,t.
Bills were introduced by Mr.. Frye
amending the b bankrupt law, making persons
charged with crime, competent witnesses in
the federal courts
BY Mr. Hewett, supplementing act 10
give the court Of claims jurisdiction in GER
tain ca.es.@ = - -. 81
BY Mr.. Ward. authorizing the. directors
of national banks to declare quarterly divf.
dends. &c I.
BY Mr.. Hunton for adjusting accounts
between the. states and the government
growing out Of the war Of 1912. z =. " L
BY Mr.. Cabell, reducing the tobacco
tax ,s
By Mr.. Scales, transferring the Indian
affairs to the war department. .t--
BY Mr.. Hooker, authorizing an election
of deleg ,te from In lian territory.
BY Mr.. sayler, securing rights Of home
stead settlers on public lands.
By Mr. Neal, imposing duty on barley.
By Mr.. Banning, removing restrictions
to enlistment o. negroes in the army.
By NJ. Bool, repeating ihe bankrupt
law. ~ srs6
BY Mr.. Riddle. directing the transmits
sion of printed matter through the mails;
when postage is insufficient; also for the
election Of postmaster.
By Mr.. Whi,thorne. authorizing treaty
with Mexico,; procure protection for cap.
ital sn3slabor Of. United staa4 citizens,
which may be invested in opening srailxsy
communications. a. rs
The house passed.. under I suspens,on oi
the rules. Mr.. Blsnd's bill, recoiuage of sill
yer. 1t provides that there shall be coined
at the several mints of the United States,
silverdoltarsoi The weisht1of 4i211l grains
Troy. Of standard silver, 10 provided IN the
act Of January, 1887. on which there shall
be devices and supcrscrip'ions provided bv
said act. which coins, together With: al all
yer dollars heretotcre coined by the United
States ot like weight and finentss, ,shsll be
legal tender at their nominal value for sll
debts aud dues, pshlc and private. except
where o,hetvlse provided BY yctonttsct. and
anv owner cf silver bullion may ;deposit
the same At any United States coinsge mint
or assay office to he coined into such dollars
for his benefit upon the sams terms aud
conditions as gold bullion Is deposited for
coinage under1the existing Law.
Section 2. All acts and parts Of acts iu.
consistent With the provisions Of :his act
are hereby repealed.
Mr. Ewing moved to suspend the rules
and adopt resolution making the bill to
repeal the third section Of the resumption
act. special order for To. morrow, nd,ftom
day to day until Tuesday, the 13t.s & 8
O'Clock, when the previous question shall
be ordered Oh it. and son any snendmenta
then pendiuk. The special order is not to
Interfere with the appropriation bills. bu,
TO be extended, If necessary, so Is to allow
i've days for the consideration of the bill
all the amendments 10 the meanwhile are ia
be adopted.
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FOREIGN.
WAR ITEMS.

con'tan,inopls, Nov. a.-N is reported
from orcharic, on authority Of Russian pris-
ooer'' that Gso. Gourko was wounded dur
ing the recent aGhtins nd has since died.
SpoRrIHu.
London Nov. 5.--The sculling match on
,"e Thames to-day, from Pn.n-y to Mont
LAKE. Tor 400 lbs, between Joseph S.dler
Sadlcr.
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LATEST BY MAIL.

Autumn leaves-Just before the lst of De.
cember.
Wendell Phillips speak. of the ".ctine
president"
8 The only way to get at Sitting Bull is to
annex Canad1. =
Some soutIern papers recommend boiled
oats ss remedy for hog cholera.
Mews-ic for t1e Boston CT show will be
fnrnisl,ed By pqs.-Le Courier.
Al least 1baF IN Ii this apuntry neither
smoke nor drink Gilman, Tweed, Gould
and Coltix. e
Holmes ssys that q fine view from q
library window ls likely to distract the ideas
Of the writer. asA
Steamed potatoes obtain from the skins
mild "potatoey" flavor that boiled ones
do not possess.
Let me kiss the pretty girls Of a nstieu,
aud care not who does the waltzing.-
W. I, Sherman
Out in Utah the other d4Y passenger
trainon the Utah Central xG blown tom
;thatEack bysa gust Of wind 3
Y Quitsa heavy fall of snos o9eprr6 on
Thursday the 1st inst, extending from
Waterloo, Iowa, to Madison, Wis.
Murat Hslstead insists that Cincinnati i,
the American Paris When was itImpork
orated NY Herald { :
Genera, Ben Butler says he will eet= mar
ried If he has to propose to every woman
In the United States.
Minnesota rejoices in the possession of q
large and 6r,t clsss fox hunting club, com.
posed mainly Of English settler. s
K The decrease In the number Of buffaloea
On the plains threatens the trade of the
Hudeon Bay Company. svhose voyageurs
fed on buffalo I,emmican. ~ - ~
An English writer thinks that 10 his
country the depression 10 trade has not had
its effect upon the iron aud cotton indus.
tries or upon the masses.
In Bulgaria weather which is cold enough
70 make fiiteen incbes of ice In the Danube
does not begin before Christmas, and does
not last beyond ten consecutive wesks.
A young girl, mad with hydrophobia,
was recently captured by the police of Chi,
cago while running wild and barking,
through the streets of that city.
Goldsmith Maid hes been retired by her
owners, leaving the throne Of queen Of the
turf vsc.nt. Hef 9ns ls:lpis 5Ne hae..
Ion record and her tstat xinpingsap upward
of quarter of million dollars.
Thank the Lord there'll be no ice to pay
or in the next world" said Mr.. Thomas
Wright to his loving wife. "You'll be sorry
you said so when You go there and have to
drink hot water and eat firecrsckers,' said
the loving wife Of Thomas Wright.
When Mukhtar Ghszi concentrated bis
forccs to meet the Russian advance on
Erzeroum., last, summer. he chose Hassau
Kaleh and Dellbaba. Al the latter place
he gained a brilliant victory of she Rus.
SLAMS, and ii was thought he would again
make stand there But the promp, Rus
sian advance has compelled the Turkisl,
commander to give up the key TO the old
line Of defence Of Erzcroum His retrea.
10 the last defensive line would indicate tha,
the RuSsiass were on his from. 10 ovcrwhel.
ming force. and that their advance had
,rcu more rapid thsa snticanssd.
4 ...-z-----
rhsrc /. no nsSs Of (hs crvvs al III, ae,,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
AK L,xss or aA,1wA,

AK LtHta or RAILWAY.
n. "eosus, Ia, No. 5.--keoknk ha. secured
e Terminus Of shc Nissoari, Io~a
NsssAss salleosd. sad trains will tr
rs. s'o !sso - sisy. by H. s,,. Of Jasua,y,
~ w esss az Has q raiivs, ss.,s,sss
awe Ths essssssss,s 81 IL. v.s,, vsts
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MARKETS By TELEGRAPH
WALL STREET.
New York, Nov. 5.
Gold--l.04sc.
Money-5@7. NJ, II
Governments-Steadv.
NEW YORK MARKET
New York, Nov. 5.
WHEAr-shade stronger nd quiet; lao
for No. 2, winter red December.
4 CoRN-!@lc better; 6o4 4@6l!c.
OArs-steady; 32@3sc for mixed vest
ern.
PoRK-steady l4.3o@l45o.
LARD-6rm; s.62!c.
WHIsKY-94@l0c. .p
CHICAGO.
Chicago, Nov. S.
WHEAr-cash easier and options firmer
l.05jc for cash l.O5i for November; l.O4sc
for the year 4
CoRN-6rm; 4Ssc for cash; 42sc for
November.
OArs-easier 2A;c for cash; 24.c for
November.
RYE-54c.
BARLEY-59lc.
PoRK-easier for cash options higher !;
l3.O0c for cash; l250@l2.55 for the year.
LARp-firmcr; $40 for cash; sos for
the year.
WHlsxY-easier six asked no bids.
MILWAUKEE
Milwaukee, Nov. 5.
WHEAr-hisher and firm; l.Ostc for caah;
LOG! for November: los fss December
No. ), l.0sl.
Coax-fiirmer &s}c.
oAn-241e.
Kys-S&.
nAa9AS -As}-.