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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-31
TIE STATE OF TRADE

BALTIMORE Oct % Cotton quiet Muddlinr. ~ &c
DO Ex E' IS ' sSSsS 5 do Family = 0gssi o. cy
Mmssuper s. IS 90. Extra 80 5e5G 40 DO Family
Whelt-sou;hcrn steay: Western lower; soatlern Red
~ no; tssrn aler 9 sIo' 4 n GT,y 81 ~
Western dull: souhen White 7ec DO Yellow, tlci Mesa
Ge DseenesE 3s@12 o. G2t' ,r Gl c. Pen
svy,niS si.,pc Fve ,,Ss'gss n ~ o., nay nrm: Prime
toChcoe Pennsylvania ana Maryiaud. > 7cs.i A in,
Ell p,,'5l 1905 S bn o Tald DgSa, = com n
estci at 90 Oats quiet md dnchlGsad no MiNcd
cana, Fc9rts Wbcat 5ic Corn. isc. Frishs t. w..
iors Dy rai.-"hoat G4.c: Corr &c oats aic. v.o,.
Common to Chocs e-eru q 59aFG 7j ComIon 10 Elnry
a di 5 r,pc rD d. IS @ g. Z; Low Grades s.
81 800 Wheat active bat WA and lower 10 I4c .
December; No Chicago SpIins q l9; feeete 9o' ~
tobrr Gisc EoScTber, 81, &6SSc december CSC
January; 6Jc. May; leieccd ac oats ei'ioi ~ lam
RS easier at 81 OIL Barcy easier at q 90; PORK n AZ
october; SIG 37a05l64 40 november ~ 3OGSlO 90 b br
at il.iGc cash and November ~ NJ Goc neeembeI
Short b . 90; short Coa. 50 80. whsHey steady and
GISciSsIrL oci aoFlour dun and dropping; Family g
sG 5OasG %. Wheat dan 9nd declined l&5c:; No. 20
bush Corn ii good demand at on prices 10 M *
S Sits6 ggSi new II Pee ear faT demand and rmcr
81 II H. Barley quiet No FAN - H. PORK Gun ~ ~;
nominal Bacon scarce and shoulders 9ci Gear ZIP
lOl4c Clear sides lie. Whiskcy in good 0rman0 " ~
combination sales Of finished goods. Oh Dns on o
IL Butter and Unclaimed. sugar qllo li1f
lUi2a II Orleans size Hogs steady nna INN t'u
mon and Light "a - TO- Packing ana Butcers 50 ~
paao oct 2aFouE steady at s7Ss g. q WhG 1s
December 81 a7at; January. ~ 40; February ~
March - A.; all the year, 81 aj; No Ret - 1 80;
White no sale. Corn steady no fa's oIt IoyeT seed
Prime, 81 Rcceipts-flour, 5000 Dds "nsH NV;
5000 busl: Corn. 1000 bush. Shlpments-flouI' hV''
OSEiiy.tKTF oct E-riour dull aud unchanged. Wheat
November, 81 - >
81 3lis; January, ~ 800 February, - COT fcff
nominal Corn lower: No , at ~ 2063c oats lower no,
at 45' quiet and lower no ], az ~ " $1,000
steady: No Spring. and Ociohcr, N5' "a
easier Pork, SIS 80 cash and NoyemhGr ~ ~
nry Hogs lower; demand far AZ - sORs6 80 fIeshS
IN ng' Lor!s oc ta-fiour nomlnay unchanged Wheat
actiye but lower Rcd Fall 81 4l"i cash - SO 10
yember; 81 45a December 81 Asa January; 81 90 ttDn
at 60 lzc csshi Oc o'eiOtL'
&c December 81 &c. January; bysc February
Oats dun AID lower al sac bid .asui =, 90 iprt
RYE a r5c Barley nominaT nnc hanItvu s-fH
iobbing a.. Bulk Meats Low or ~ioulGrfr ~ -
Cir,r Rib ~ % clear Sides. 80 60 Bacon duhi o,uh
DOM. Butter easier Dairy 2S@3'c', 80 nom
NAL keccpts-Fl0ur 1000 bels; Wheat 5l,vO usn
.,$ 80 bus oats 5000 bush; Rye, 5000 bush; EHssI
1000 IA. rhpmeutsFlOur, f,CcO Dnsh; neat io.S
bush; Cora o., bush: Oats 5000 bushi rye ''V''
Toitb~ Oct sqW hea, steady: f,sd spot 81 "a 4
Sovcmber 81 81 December ~ 4ul1i January ~ 80
Corn quiet; No. 2, spot b9ci NoVe"hD3I %. a. H.
ceiptq-Wheat 10000 bush. Corn, lnOJu push.
501J bush Shipeuts-Wbcat 1000 buah Sotb' A%'oOV
BUSH; oats. Coco bush
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corrnN NARKErs-BI rELEIRArm

t,vruroot oct 21-I"5O ~ m.-'G'ton-Market active.
- 0S ale inriiar fJj1 bales for spocu'loa ana eyp1r
TeceriI, H5g '- yiad Ing iaa,c october delivery G
DO. October and No,ember d,iivcLy oN DO No,rDIr al
G5isd 40. January and fsbrnaIy delivery 6t'l ais
%o w ~ "a do Anil ami siay deiyorr Gd Nay ad
delivery C2ig,d do June and July delivery od Fu
IiyESr55t oct so-2.oo p.m1no sales Of tho day in
Liyfar66I Oct 1J~':Ju ,. cotioaFu,urs- rP}and'
-" .l's n5 D,,1lr iei .rry Iiigi: do March and
@ %Sr Gc9ePy 5 s d. Prl Say delivery 6s1 do
' Ase Jus Oct 2coti@n am Mldas loac 10y 5
nIIn10si. Oct Gcoon steady Nrddding j vi low
Mddihr lie. cod Ordinary Toe. receipt, 81 BALE
sales. 81 bales: STOCK 1881 bales ,,.,, u.s., lou
MIdng Iltc. Good ordinary. lO'Ic. net receipts Lie
cn,ELEsIoS @ct aco,'sn easy Yadas rs; ,. L9s
Mdding lo,al e; Cog osqs a IA a
CfycISSATL Oct 23-cotton hrug Hdannr, u Is. low
shIpm@afs O bzes Gales ~ bales STOCK. 81 - bales
GALy , Good 0riinary i6ic' net rctcpii
1859 6ses exports ooastwisc ls2o ba sales s-J D'iaS
$50 G5isyIR aaiet 'salias m -
aFiFIlIs Oct. 29tottOn quett hidiihH. ,llLt.i r.
cspis Use oacs shipments 1870 bale, sae' Loo bales
I6anG Oct 5a-cottsn steady Midilng HE; Low
Mdding To- Cool oruPar' h ly,,' No. ri
SgMoELEASo OCT. 2ace,t,on lrm. Nlddme u L.
55s1 bale. gross. ei07 alcs. 5000 bales, last evening
SonpolS, OCT stoioa steady Miding, ~ 49,, net
receipts J,0@l bars export 10 Great Britain LIEU Dh.
coa.twso 1855 bales; sses l2j6 baios stool. 2'ijZ
bales
PHILADELPHIA. oct. 29Coiton firm Mirdrng ll7sc Low
MiddinG lhc. Good 0fdinary 49, n't l,2P''' -'.'
SAVANNAH. Oct. 2g.-COtton easy: MIddung. lie. Low
Mddiug. IOLyr: Good Ordinary. gNrs rc,tipiA
52Z2 bales exports coastwisc 63iS bales; sales 2'jO
balcs, last yeung. 800 bAeA. STOCK. 80 lii baleA
ST. IOlI oct. 29NO.jSu steady abiding, ~ &C. Low
MGding lO7c. Good Ordinary lOc net recrpts. - ~
bales shipments. lJJ5 Dae5s salc5 lOJ2 bales, ftorA
a. 900 hLies- $500. 80,
WHMiSsTON oct % Cotton firm: hiddiing, ~ r.
Low Midllre 1879. GuOd Ordinary. FA net teceHpts
1900 bales; exports cOastwise 1852 bales SICK 43'Ol
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ro,a, buss I'D. 500 $4,000 2l460O 100000
The following were the receipts a1d shipments at
and from Chicago and Milwaukee Saturday:
- ~'~S xeeaiot4 5,iD n31tL
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Postmaster General.
election Notirs.
CTATE OF NETWORK.
y OFFIcR OF THE SECRETARY OF Srk1E-
ALBANe August 1 It'll. 1881. J

CTATE OF NETWORK.
ALBASr August 18th, 1851
TO he O tho County Of New-YOrk
given that at the Geneia ccaoh 70
he held I'm this STATE Tuesday succeeding tie hrs Mon
November next NoYomberS the following "hces 1s
" seereary of state I'm the place of JOSEPH r. CARR
Comptroller in the place o. MtS W " rs
An Attorney General in the place OF hAMlLIOH w sy
state Engineer and Surveyor in the place OF HohAflo
associate Judge OF the Court of Appeals for fn terl
in the place OF FRANCIS NJ FINCH appointed py me Gov
eTIor place OF Charles J. tOger eected Suke
whose term Office will expire the last day OF December
next. =. T., A., - .o,-on.h Co,urass n, tba
United states the 9th Congressional Distle Ia te pace
OF FFRNANDO WOOD, deceased. . -, -
Representative in the Forty seventh Congress OF thd
United States the 1th Congressional District IN The pace
senators for the 9Th 7h sth 9th, 10th and lth senate
Districts comprised IN the city and county OF S
the 9th senate Dstfic conn
~ Ricbmon and rt OF the City and County OF New YORK
Connty Cficers also 70 be elected for said County
Twenfy-four Members Of Assembly; ,-,,, :, potttvs
Disfiict Attorney the place OF DAN I'D o. ~
Two Jnsces of the Marine Court m the place OF ChA's
G0EPP ard JAMES Is. SHERIDAN. ,>.,,,,a
one Coroner in the place Of NORTH ELL 30 Ar "a,
Sie fnstcss of District Courts for the ls ID 3d. I'm ot
9Th 7th 9TH and 9th judicial DisulcsS Vi S~'" N'' ~
terms OF flee will expire the day OF Decem-
Der next tn, r. JOSEPH d. CARR.
tSespeeH"NS '"" Secretary OF stxfe
suRsryy,s oyrrcH COUNTY COURT HoUsEe
CIrY AND COUNTY OF NEw-loRk,, Z
August IL, eol
eertity the above to OF the kieenon Noo's
received by this day from the secretary 81 RowE
sheriff Of the City ana County oil Sew'fof"
pphusbers OF newspapers insert this advertisements
unless specially authorized 70 40 30 PETER BOWIE,
Sheriff Of the City and County Of New.norL
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l1rr srncK MAnK.rs-RY rrLEnRAPH.

cutc,oo OCT 2q-UoGs-Reccipjs, 1900 head; ship
rSi 800 heal; market quiet aud prices 5algc lo"cI'
WiYe igcfing AZ - GOa&B 30 Choice hcAFF - 80 -
LIGHT very ami weak at - 1896 workers. NANNY - V''
Cuiis and GraEsef-. - 1O0rJ 40. c,o -. 49,
kei very quiet bat steady Export stccr ~ O9s So 70
J00=G; Common to Fair rul ~ - -
fundamentally: Poor 10 To Fair Co.'s and NIX s-aS'
go, 10 tore 5Od 20: Stocscs- aud feee's NrrY dl
Uc3s a. .5d@i: Range cattle sttlly IeNAns sta@- -
EIrcols and Natives - 6jGs5, Mixers ANA sPi'nso'
81 iGr OCT - Hos Firmer o. light supply. YORKER
a. packing - 25cr. Butcher 60 Fancy 80 -J4
IS 50; Vcrg -ht, 80 iUgsj % receipts i7'o hc'u snip
"i isc.ints 700 head: shipments l,2lo. fnpry
small ana demand light; transactions entirely oca prices
f--hlnmtnt4 go hcad nothing doing Tor want OF
supply; demand good for good grscrt
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ErnorENN nfAKKErA

IIyRRrOoI oct. 29-2OJ p. m.-roTL-Pdme Moss EASTERN
dun al ~. do Western. duh ~ 1si BaCOn-cu;nborinl
Short hb, duil NJ 52Gd Long t4rir du
AT 49, Snort Clear. dull 80. nanfLOng Cut, du at
DOE shoulder duI iyGd for Bori-ludia Mcss, du
at 10; Hes6 dull IS Primo Mess dull AZ 81 Lard
Prime Western. Grm al 503h Ihlow-Primc CITY sioa
42Gd. 1urpCutino-~prs, steady ~ 80. Ro5n- rae
steady IL: Common. steady at Jd07L Cheesc-Amrr
Choice. dun at 3SGd Lard OIL uouo here Flgdr-klTa
State du a l49d. Wheat-So While. duil at IL no
Spnng. I1Dd. Winter New Western, dui ~ liza
Corn-kiixed, duh at 5l1 COttOnsced ONNclOW Amen
here BosnCommon 80 London duh az q Id Bd3d
Turner ue-spiTits az London. steady ~ ~ I'D
E9- ntalOutta LnSs0d- 81 Osl d5E per
quarter sperm on aG5 0R7O per Pale RoHn 70lO Cd
spts Tarpsntine AZ. per cwt. Refined Petroleum. o'-d
Ghsd; Spirits Petroleum. I'D 05asG gallon. Common
RGun & 3d. IinEoed on $40. 10 ton
UAaBUEG Oct. 29.-Wiloox's Lard closed at co mari'
100 3D.
LONDON, oct 29-5;3O =. m--SuRar 2Gin266d, per cWt
Cuja Centrifugal poarinng So aud Z9d for Cuba MUS
cOyadO Fair Refining. ahOat. 80
BERsES oct ZO.-Wioox's Lard closed a. 81 marks %
pfcHngs pounds Petroleum. marks 80 pfennngs,
IAvaE Oct ZD.-WcOx's Lard CLOSED nj 40 iAno'
30 kiiOs-
AETWEEP. 2g-Peroleum. 10 - centimcs ior
pale American WiIcoNs Lard closed at lao franei
per lOOkilOs.
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HAVANA MARKET

HAyAxA Oct Sugar-farket strong. Molasses sugar.
5syaay good polarization, 0sa a reas geld per arrebs
go poaEizauon In boxes and hnds llgil 4oo reals
6ioek IA Havana and Matanzas 3OOO boxes
<e,45V bags and 242O0 hhds. Receipts Of the week,
S9xesy - bags and hhds Exports during the week,
tyc bsxas fhds, ana hh1s 70 the
Sn',sd states spanish god g0ssG9i E1change STEADY
y The United states, 80 days gold S1J premlumi snort
w., d. eszuiO prem London lSs4ei9'4 preniuin
I. - f&FAs. 4ixD1ax
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY OCTOBER 81, 1881

.sUGAR-Paw quiet; Fair to Goa Bcdning ,quoel
Si40Si.c; sales 2OD hhs Mu'eovado sliac $40 bags
LarbIdoes 7ic. 900 hhds; r. kits, ssc Refined fairy
aciive Grannated. 97c; Cut Loaf and Crushed, lU4c
Cubes, I0lC. Powdered lOisc.; standard " A.
9t2uJ9c.; Contecu0ncF 90. 9Ha3asc; Mouia a" Oc
on "a" Si.uJ-c. White Extra &C" 5 'sGS C.; yellow
do. DO, 1-o5Lc; Yellow "U"f Ia &c; yellow 111 &c
Sr&ARiNE-Dui, weak and nominal Prime city, II &C.
TALLOH-Du.l, weak; sale, $4,000 %, Sa8isc
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rupopgAN FTNANcIAL MARKETS

fnxpoS oct 2o-i230 p. m--Atantc and Great western
tsi mortgage trustees certificates hf3 per eent
90 DO second cohsols, I07; New-York Central l4fG
sealing, 357a -. ,,,.-...u
LosDos Oct 292 p. mAtlsntie ard Great Western
ZA Illinois Central 1876; Pennsylvania Central $685.
ktadlpx $3.50; New. York Ontario and Western, 81 -
LONDON Oct 29-j3O D. mPars adYlces quote tnrco p0i
cert AZ "a 40 centimes for the ACCOUNT "a .c.
PAIIe. z9--f3O m--EXchanke on LOncoh - h@'S'
q ctntlIDes for checkA .g,,,o
LoxDos oct 297ae Econonist OF this week says The
{zfs diss0unt for bana bis 60 days 10 months y
per cent and for trade bills 80 days % months az
~ cent The OF international securities on le
tk Exchange reached many millions and ~ remarksDe
aAt prices were not lower On alohay ana say re
lE On Wednesday there change for the better ana
nfda9 rogghf activity The settlement completed
Without dlfenty COns0ls aud American railways improved
ttInyians have fallen The falling Ia Canadian Ill"aS
dne elorted OF the Of rates lake Shore
sHd Midland OF advanced EACH Louisiana and Nash
Vile and Toronto Grey Bruce 2 each 81 Ohm and
Maine =; Central Pacific and Atlantic ana - lawrence
zach and cleveland and Pisbgrg, and wabash, z each
ouebcc Central declined p aud Cairo and Vncennes l.
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11V
In Government continued 5s large business was
done and the price is & higher than a week ago.
The other issues not specially active, but the
final bids show advances of ls for the continued Us
and the 4l2s and of b for the Is More was doing
in State bonds and the North Carolina special
taxes, South Carolina non-fundables and Nr-
gnia deferreds no,ceably strong and active at
lie close. The Arkansas as TO the railroads
farther advanced and in demand
with only small amounts Offering. Business IN
issues Erie second consols improved l per cent
Rome Waite town and 0gdensbuTg tirstS "a, ana
Metropolitan Elevated frsts and seconds per
cent The transactions in stocks for the week
amounted to $50 shares, against 2O2S l93 Tor
the preceding week Nearly every stock IN the ii5t
shows at least small advance, but the specially
srong stocks were the Vanderbilts, including Enc
Canada Southern and Metropolitan Elevated. Della
ware LacAawanna and Westerni is trlie lower than
week ago, and the gains generally are only
national
CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS
Inarn. Gatirdax (ct- %. 1881.
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he same five weeks (which, cover re-
.,1oe 1gl beginning two weeks later than
Frs ls "a snsliag two weeks iater than the last
ksdle cded m ihe foregoing table Of receipts
Isgts ~ l,ss o. q. 500 $50 bushels as follows:
s0s s,s,r,r- rnoh CHICAGO AND MILWAUKEE.
tii - 49, % 1SsQ 1891 Differences.
Il - el1t, sh S.16s.1Oe o,fb2,st0 Dec. 800 90
3 ebash. L78i,650 $4,000 Dec 1Si'21O
2o,a4S8CO Io,7a3,UoJ Rec q,5ooe0O
rr,,,nel,t used IN favor of future railway
f,1ifo IL larre qnantIty Of grain IN store AZ
go ,,}.s roints OF accumulation. BuJ opposed
tbe uncertainty about tho Quantity re-
~ IN 6iyt. hanGs, many persons sons, eontendins
ss. si a,S that y lille the markets IRE full there
~ ,.si;n the country Again, only httle more
IS amonnt reQoiped Tor CONSUMPTION can come
an s P Be- done Sn until fA lrces decline S me
1n,d @ ,s,s present hguIesl, our storage capacity
~ ~ hs,ug well taken np.
WEEKLY RANGE OF PRICES.
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Cost ano fonna

II OST -Bouk book No. 131, 1896, issued by
IL the German savings Bank in the CITY q TO the sa 30
lore The h day OF november 1881 application WIZ Oe n's
for a new book.
\ oST.-On or about Dist of May last. Sertd-
road compay Stock standing in name or Charles Head
celease return to II HoAGLAND. caro- Of Hsarsen ".
S Broad St. New-York
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UNION TASSEi

49,, 30 ri az
Belies....-.......l5 alB
MoLAssEs-Quet, generally unchanged; new crop Now
orNeIVAL sT0Rfs-Rosns steady particularly for
fine grades Of 5000 Dis have been taken lof Apo
600! ,e4 9c Wv ~ sppathT with tho southern odyces
yard lots 6lqJic lo6bng parcels 65Aae'tc; Tar aud
r1I qus, toay prices were nnshsaged
although the movement was gI ~ hush hui GRAIN @ 6j
bales Cotton sa I'D through FIour L. per bbl 200
do IS 9d 200 Peg h Too, l61 Beet ~; Pork Cd
0 on Cake S. Sd Tobacco i5 Cd 100 tons measurement
S G Cake rs Cd Bacon, 1000 pkg Cheese
$.S fOu For X 60 60 a. e.! Hops hop 80 0 Foscco
tons measurement goods los al o. ILSg9" I'D s,ean,
& d. I 4SS.tqB Bacon 5os Cheese G5o lQ% ls
neasacncat eooi rs Cd ngl steam leS soor Gg oi
Grg iou 2. per DBL ana r2 5 81 d o fIdnf t. 3d.
per Dbl and l2s Cd pei ton Eag2p. g9'i JhS f
do 10 Rotterdam, I'd. Havre steam SOD 0Gsh Grail &C.
n LOO do DO re, ssteamer Of November 10 AntTcrp
steam 5000 bush Gam ap7reg 2G peF arm from phaG
Pha for rds $91 sS' 6 sn o
s terms 10 hT mea K fiGSS peas t5 s tons
spanish brig 96 tons to gsn RSr F IaS S IRON ON s
a. rates British steamer 20 iona 70 LI To- az
ambcr SIS ships 1000 to ZOO tons from Phliadeigha
to Tacoma W T. railroad iron 30 S9 a 10y C t
ton bark, 5SS tgns, Ls9oa TO Seg OK o ore
b. co. sr 1ber l7 so ne anoLe hence 70
peeTa lgm6sr S s2i foF oS amor AZ tons Mn
NeSw.YSrS frIif 81 300 from BaltimorsuThreo alaa
pnao @rs grain Is ais Id British brig 20 ilayle 100
a. a Ia Austrian barb from philadelphia TO The Adrac
o cases Rehned Petroleum, 20c British parh hence 10
ibe Continent 500 bblA do; 3a 4A2d -, 49,, .,.o.,
Y-cfneA for export was quiet aad almost
ygbdy nominal We quote Refined Petroleum in Dbl.
here Hon Home afE Tse lS o % cases S1ps
crude il :gPPs Srf ana to.e a. s C r. i b O''0u
PR6VIsIONsfo dg heavy apd nomlaa a
loTer C Sa New Mes Tor export quoed 35o
nothing the moment done; G1y ia az nj 20 JsnsaTy
AZ 6sGsls sO old OF New hEf ste2ay nsll enu M
degand Exs sy mes' Ida Ness IS 26
lF n mis- quiet steady quoted Tls OO9$ls.-;..
CUT MEATS nnchanesh W ,i pi SMOKED Shoulder 94c
Pi ickId Rams ii l9al2c; Smoked Hams lJGl52
MIDDLEs dun weae f ISps and short Clear haf and
III DRESSED HOGS about &c o,wer ana dIli
guoted @ ia H. and closed weak OF tribe The
tS,Ge aies trade cash lots very od3rat ana Brdg
active business 9a p go tcs 10 arrive 1852
I750 tcs November, lL67 20 tdoe Glogs 97
Ss93 , W seller YEAR lL659L67 closing ~ 90
tee January sc G oe 1900 ies MSrcb
EsSTqay2 closing oe COO tes hp 1 l2SS
cosing II ~ e 800 scx and easr; a 81
80 Sssc Reilned quoted lls5c Conhneh' s;.
BGTTERU dS IN PriGss6 asSc. State S Hall
rEn Tubs Far Choice 25@S1ei stats Welsh Ta1s
Ear 70 ch9lss ststS Dairy Tubs Common 70 Far
Ia2.Sic Western Creamery Far TO Choice Iz@9 d.
I 97S wesern Faeioy FAR 70 Choice c
10 Market quiet and about steady slaI9
poor 10 choice l9GlSe western IT, d SKINS Poor to
dzz-2c5 8gge EGGS-steadiy held out rather qliet
Long and nesTby eeTEe SIe ana med Western
and State, 81 q22c. -.
RiCE-Quict, nnchangea
skffSpsGoS IN demand and STEADY Deer finn and
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a report received here that two out
laws visited the camp of the Milletac
Indians, near Atkin, this morning
about 2 O'Clock, and murdered chief
and four Indians. The murderers were
arrested, and Agent Libbel asked what
to do with them, as there was much
excitement. The governor answered
that they should have preliminary
examination before a magistrate, and
then be brought to st. Paul or Mime
apolis for safe keeping, and to call for
state aid if necessary.
THE WILLIAMS BROTHERS.
ST. PAUL, July 1S.-The Williams
brothers, the Wisconsin outlaws, are
entrenched in cave, in the Eau Gale
woods, near Durand, and are guarded
by three hundred men. Governor
Smith has been asked to call out a
militia, that they may be overpowered
and taken without loss of life.
KICKED TO DEATH.
PITrsBURG. July 1S-This evening,
Ella Stevenson, an insane girl, living at
her home in McCandless township,
near that city, become unruly; her
father VIM. Stevenson, aged 81, and
sister attempted to pacify her, when she
kicked her father in the stomach, kill
ing him instantly.
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Another Comet.

ROCHESTER, N. Y, July 16. = D.
Lewis Swift, director of the Warner OBJ
servatory, yesterday received letter
from J. NJ Schalberle, Of Ann Arbor,
Mich, announcing that he mad discov-
cred nebulous matter in R. A. 5 h, 4S
M, declination north, 3S degrees, As
M, but the daylight obscured its iden-
tity. DIR. Swift this morning reported
that he discovered the matter in con-
stellation with Aurige, and it is quite
bright, being larger and more lumin-
GUS than that one discovered May LIST,
by DR.. Swift. Its center is strongly
condensed, and fine motion apparently
very slow. 1t cannot be ascertained if
it is going directly towards or from the
earth. The comet is telescope. This
is the 4th comet discovered since May
LIST. DR.. Swift thinks from the present
position of the comet it is expected to
be the comet of 1912. 1t is moving
very slowly toward the northwest. Mr..
Schalberle put in claim for 5000 Of
the Warner prize.
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LONDON, July 1S.-A correspondent
at Rome says the anti-clerical ferment
continues. No night passes without
attempted demonstration, which is in
stantly suppressed by the police. A
committee has been formed to confer
gold medals On the six men convicted
Of rioting during the removal of the
body of Pope Plus the 9th. Sega Della
Democrazin expresses regret that the
carcass of Plus 9th was not thrown
into the Tiber;;" and says that the anti
clerical class are forming to promote
perpetual expulsion papacy from
Rome.
LONDON, July 1S.-A Vienna CORE
spondent says: The latest estimates of
the harvest of Hungary, agree that
the yield of wheat will be much larger
and better quality than last year.
Reports from Russia state that the
yield will be excellent.
Roumanian grain crops are much
damaged by the spring rains and
storms.
Reports from France show that the
harvest with but few exceptions, will
be excellent.
DEAN STANLEY DEAD.
LONDON, July 1S.-Dean Stanley is
dead.
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Elevated Railroads.

Elevated railroads are now entitled
to rank among American institutions.
and in the future will call for large
consumption Of iron. There are, ac-
cording to the Iron Age, three schemes
Of this character under discussion in
St. Louis, and the only question is
which shall be adopted. Philadelphia
is making good progress in following
the example of New York Brooklyn
encounters an obstacle, partly arising
from the confguration of the surface,
which favors the construction of tun-
nels, but the city is in desperate need
of some form of rapid transportation.
Boston hesitates, apparently on account
OF objections to architectural disfgure-
ment. But elevated railroads in all
our large cities is only a question of
time, for while individual pieces of
property may be injured by their pro-
pinquity, millions are added to the ag-
gregate assessable value, and their con.
venience is beyond calculation.
The latest phase in New York is the
employment of elevated roads for the
transportation of freight. By no other
method yet contrived can the jam Of
vehicles on our water front be relieved.
Scientific american,
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ming the pages, when the professor en-
tered. The sight fairly caused the
glass in his spectacles to bulge out, and
it would be mild expression to say
that he was shocked. He at once in
quired the cause of the extraordinary
desire for information that had sud
denly sprung up, and the young men
told him plainly that there must be
duplicate copies Of the books procured,
so that the girls could have one and
the young men the other. He said he
would attend to it the first thing in the
morning, and then the old Puritan
glared around the room at the girls,
who, poor things, were sitting with their
noses close down to the pages of their
books, and studying as though their
hearts would break. Then he coughed
a couple of times, vaguely, and had
the decenCy to 90 out,