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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-28
General Foreign News by Gable.

UNDER SURVEILLANCE
ALEXANDRIA, November 2S-Zabhr Pasha has
been ordered 10 take up his residence here under
surveillance.
ARMS FOR MADAGASCAR.
LONDON, November 2s.-Adyices from Durham
Madagascar state that 10000 rifles and a million
rounds OF ammunition for field guns have arrived
in the interior OF Madagascar
LORD CHIEF JUSTICE CoIFRIDGE NOT 80 BLACK As
PAINTED
LONDON. November 2A-Mr. Harrison, the So
ncitor for the ColeTidge fund. has ritten letter
TO the Telegraph, I'm which he says he hopes that
his silence respecting the statements I'm Mrs.
Bishops letter charging Lord Coleridge with leay-
Ing his daughter without a regular allowance will
hot be regarded as an admission or their accuracy
He states that he himself has sent checks for a
regular allowance 10 Miss Coleridge the flrSt or
every month
MESSENGER FROM GEN. GORDON.
CAIRO, November ga messenger from Gen
Gordon has reached Merawi and is expected hourly
TO arrive at Dongola-
CoLLIsIoS-TwENTY PEOPLE DROWNED.
LONDON, November 2S-The bark Luke Bruce has
been In collision with the steamer Durango in the
English channel The Durango was sunk and %
persons were drowned.
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Representative Money, OF Mississippi, says that
the people OF the south are more eager for good
government than for the spoils of victory, and,
aclass they will not embarrass Cleveland by pres
sure for office, but will leave him free to conduct
mis- administration so as TO make it a success and
render the democratic aScendancy permanent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-28

Prot Goodwin Smith. chairman of the Combined
CITY Charities OF Toronto, Ont, has been outh0>
ernmenu to urge the stoppage q panp9 lnmieH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-28
A Tariff RefOrmer,s Views.

REPRESENTATIVES, BURNES FAvORS PUTTING SCGAR,
SALT, LUMBER AND BARBgD WIRE on TIL FREE LIST.
Representative Burnes, of Missouri OF the House
committee on appropriations, arrived in the city
yesterday. To STAR reporter he expressed the
opinion very positively that IL is the duty OF the
democratic majority in the House to pass some bill
reducing taxation this winter ave must" }" he said
''cut down this surplus or after awhile all the
money in the country Will be In the Treasury. The
people demand reduction, and it will not do for us
Uhe democratS) to put OF this legislation. My idea
Is that we ought to bring in bill which will
same time cut off s30 600 or s40OJ0O00 OF taxes
We might put sugar, salt, lumber and barbed wire
on the free liSt.h
"Would not that arouse the anger OF American
sugar planters?" asked the reporter.
"Why. there are only few hundred OF them" 4"
replied Col BurneS "But l would be willing to
vote for bill to reduce the sugar tariff half
We admit Hawaiian sugar free OF duty, and can't
put on the same footing The sugar raised in the
United States wouldn't supply one county OF Mis-
souri, The treaty admitting Hawaiian sugar Tree
was ratlned IN 1876. and the Spreckels monopoly
controls all the sugar product of these islands II
Is an enormous monopoly. 1t was SpreckelS who
paid for that gay decorated train which bore the
Blaine delegation from San Francisco TO the repub-
ncan national convention. Blaine was the man
SpreckelS wanted nominated, and the sugar mon
opoly put up an enormous amount OF money TO
carry the Pacific states for him. can't see the
maintaining high duty upon the product OF other
countries for the benefit OF few planters OF LouiSi
ana. No; do not believe that bill such as sug-
geSt would open up the whole tariff subject BY
Sucn measure we would give proof OF the sincerity
SOf our professions that We mean to cheaper the
necessarieS OF life While reducing the surplus con-
stantly accommodating In the Treasury. 1t is said
that TO put lumber on the free list would benefit
Canada. Well, that's all right Let us buy lumber
from Canada for some years while cur trees grow,
ana arter awhile we Will sell 1t TO the Canadians"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-28

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal reve-
nue., $759,115; customs, s5a9,77l.
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A Weclk,. 8usiness Fallarea.

NEW YORK, November 2a-The business failures
occurring throughout the country, as reported 20
X @. Dun Co., or the mercantile agency, num-
Der, for the last seven days. United states -,
% failures, as compared with the week ending No.
vember 2lst, when the total was "a. The fa1lurca
for the week ending with the 18th q November
numbered 26h
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After the Offices in the Northwest.
WHAT CQNGRESSMAS NEI SON


Congressman Knute Nelson, of the NTH Mime
sofa district, which comprises over half the state,
reached Washington yesterday. He says things
are beautifully interesting in Minnesota. Every
body that has an Office expects to be without one
Gas soon as they can be got around to-" In all the
little up-country towns the democrats are holding
caucuses to apportion the offices Pat Kelly. the
millionaire grocer at St Paul, who is a member OF
the national committee, and Michael Doran, an
other millionaire, who is chairman of the state
committee, are beSieged daily with delegations
from all parts OF the state, urging various cand-
dates for Office. Kelly and Doran say they will
distribute the patronage heretofore passing through
the hands OF the TWO Senators and five Congress
men. 1t is not expected that the democrats will
make Minnesota howl with general OutcastiDg OF
pOStmasterS and other federal officials for the
publican majority is too large to encourage the
hope OF putting the state in the democratic column
Wisconsin people expect to see good many official
changes in the near future because there is good
fighting chance OF securing the state to the DEM
OcraIS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-28

Dr.. A. G. Haygood, president OF Emory college,
Oxford, Ga, has resigned. to give hts time TO the
agency Of the John +. Slater fund. Dr. Hopkins,
Vice president, was elected president.
Fred Archer the famous English jockey, has ar
rived In New York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-28

W8lN S9H00e TO110ye
ness was resumed at the stock exchange th1s morn-
ing at II O'Clock. The market Wa lOWer ur1Ono
declining y TO per cent the van1egbOD 6oang ehe
greatest sufferera
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THE EVENING STAR.

PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday,
AT The STAR BUILDINGS.
Northwest Corner Pennsylvania Ave. and llth St.. by
The Evening Star Newspaper Company,
GEO. ". ADAMS. Pres't.
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PERsoNAL-General Logan, who went to New
York on Wednesday, is expected to return here this
evening" and Mrs. S. s. Cox have
arrived in the city, and are at their residence on
Dupont C1rcle.-Senator Coke is at the Metropol-
1tan.-Gen. John Eaton, Commissioner OF T. uca-
tlon and Richard T. Merrick. Of Washington were
registered in New York yeSterday.-Rtpresenta
tive Burns, Of Missouri, is at Willard's-Repre-
sentatives Calkins, OF Indiana; Nelson. of Mime
sofa, and j. D. Taylor OF Ohio are registered at the
Ebbitt.-Senator Bowen, OF Colorado and Repre-
sentative Seney, OF OHIO. are at the Riggs
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Commander VIM. Whitehead
ordered as equipment officer at the League Island
navy yard; Commander Chas. O'Ne1l as inspector OF
ordnance at theWest Point foundry, Cold Spring, n
Y: Lieut. James 7. Smith TO the naval academy
1st December; Lieut. Commander w. II. Brownson
detached from the coast survey 9th December. and
ordered to the Powtatan 10th December Lieut.. B.
F. Rlnehart has been placed the retired list from
the 26th OF November, 1884.
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The PELLETIER CAsE.-The hearing of the Pelle-
tier claim against Hayu was continued Wednes-
day in the diplomatic room OF the State depart
until next Tuesday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-28

COL BURNsrpES CONDTTIos.-The condition OF
Mr. j. o. P Burnside. late disbursing officer OF the
Post ONCE department. under indictment for en-
6eZzlement, who was recently sent to the insane
asylum, IS improving and MS friends expect that
he viii soon be well enough to remove from the
asylum.
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CLOSE OF THE TERM.-The petit Jurors OF the
Criminal Court, June term, were discharged for the
term to-day. The grand jury will close their buSl-
ness tomorrow. The new December) term VIII be
convened Monday.
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REAL ESTATE SaLE.-GeSSrS. Duncanson Bros
sold yesterday afternoon at auction, for Eugene
Carusi, trustee, lot ii. IN McEwenS subdivision OF
part OF lot 8, In square 574 with the Improvements
NO. 1lS street northwest, 10 VIM. NJ. stewart, Tor
81, $50.
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FES0 THERE WILL BE MEETING OF THE
VIZ YOUNG MEMS DEMOCRATIC CLUB Mt Ver-
non Row TO MORROW, at 1880 p. N. All members are
requested to be present 1t.
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0ROCERfEs.
nrorArIoKn TO-DAY.


CoFFHK--Rlo fair, ilf,i2c; primo. uSe
i8,, choice. iss@lsci Lasiyrn IA, java 2ce.
TEAs- imperial, i5@S5c Young Tyson 400
60; oolone N@oon lapen. coe.So
ulated, SIC; standard A ], IKE l.oui.iana white
clarified. Sc yellow clerifoI SHs ototne Ion
issM9 3, z, Z, ; s;:s ~. ,'s,oo 80
fair TO good, 40c; corn syrup Nc; sugai
syrup, Cl6itgc; ieboiled. sh0tcc
'BxGoiNG-Pufo Juto IN iss ioxe POI
yrsdj - w w., loSe Ties Lover '0n0e
| CRAcRERs-sodn, x, 7c' XXX, TIC. cream
9c; ginger snaps, ~. -, IN. =,
soAp-olye IS per box So,, Si.S S,, lnG 90 ma
CHEEsE-w. R, i2G full cream lsc
RoPE- ioxe basis, Cotton rope. isc,
Sho1HTspE 5SSSs SS gaans G po
Dozen; 2.hoop pals. 2 90; 3-hoop, 70 :.
TUBs-a pest 2 25 Q neHt y; no. !, . q
per ao,spG;, ~. = g; Ne % Per dozen asS5,o
Po@pfRNs g per ies Or q pounds; az DC
dro lion i bag cOaS 10 SueS' aSS5 S., -
barrel 5 %; 2.gsllon p.ila choy chow. 1 90
s-gallon pals mixed pickles, 30. Glass pinis
IS Glsss quartz. 90. Glass H-gsllon, 9 SO
COAL 90. 'oiIGiio degrees Gre test In barrels
2lc ITO lost oil In cans. 10; i5c degrees frl
''i MiAcKEksSL@Ko. l barrels, u b. No. IN.
barrels, 7 o.. No. 2 k-berrels, %. 10. Ats
IS. No, kits. ! o5 No. Kits ! %.
HOLLAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 2sperkeg'
CAnDY-,suok, lllc . pound; fancy, lSlpz 70.
sppS sSc ,s Hsaoq s sse' NC
sTARCH--Pesrl. AZ. Royal Glass ~. Bon:
| ton 1.pound packages, 6. Corn starch 1-pound
packages, s. Ground WOOD box glass. IN. T.
| pound paper box glass, ~.
JUGs-We quote: lie per gallon Tor glazed
Creeks lSc ger gallon 70, glassa H. snouud
SS CA fe1s CANNED aooDs.-Pcaches.
8 90 Aphoo'a, 2s5; blackherriss, te grapes
96; pears. ~ poundn 3 00 cages ~
pounds 2 90 peas. TX pounds, co. piuins, ~
pounds 6S tomatoes, az pounds 60; cur
'1 sEo K TOBACCO Genuine Duke Of Dur.
ham, 1-pound packages, ale; K-pound. 40; a.
pound, $50; k.pound, 81; assorted cases. 4fc.
GFHERAL uRoCERfES--soda, Bicarb, Sc
ginger, race loo por ID: Nutmeg $50 to 81 % POI
pound; Bal fotaah 600 70 e350 per case, Pc,ted
Ham Les si.so por dof; Potted Hari. i-ya sa2S
pes don: sardinos, American; $3.50 per cfsG 3sr.
os 81 ip g Pc. ' ssss p'i tn Sa spsq
Ni.5s: 70 gi.fb per casa;anui, y a-re.eSi OF can
TO 40 per cose. sEyG hAlphs. IL
q; Nsr per Ssos'; 9ys ,s A% ~ r.. &C.
6.7b to 500 per case; jelly. wine Elssa, pSo per
dos; tumblef, ei.G per dosen; crown, hadS pea
dozen. ID. CAM u. e. pcr dozen; h. csns, t2.c5
per dozen; Exlsaots lemon, $50. per dozen; n,
go 10 SOC Per lb.; Cream Tsrtsy Ca,nr,ercisl
M. tis1asi6so. per dos
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DRY GOODS.
a.Orsrrons TODAY.

EQUATIONS TO-DAY,
*: Lod, 8; qloaos. e, o.
H soS e. n o0G 81 2b IA a soa tx
soiid, 5K Peabody black ": Simpson oiscs
!Ki sim9 mourning Oh Gloucester OF u m0rIn
Ing. Q. mexican 9; BARLEY pink ano pqdrpe
AAE%y H sSSa 81 slSs sae siss9
OK; Indian Hoad. 4. Swift Crock. ~ TX; Etns
a. 8; Edgeneld, ~ "; Cabot ~
pe'ey .s a. III H. eeaaas L AZ al aSolss *
dreat Wsstarn. ~ q; International. ~ OK
Atlantic AK; bennlngton,7k; NasoheA T.oh
FIN FIRE ( BROWN DoMEsTICs-Lske George
OK; Harvest, TX; Pooshontas. ~; Great Falls, q
asoenbiles. 7l; Aiiondale. ~; Dwight TX; se'
'sS SIkSVCHxD DoMEsT1os-scc!sl 9; Sunny
SIDE. TX; Hoirneavilie. AZ, Forrest . Biz BonAnss,
4. & Auburn. 8k; LonsdAle OK; Lonsde,H, cam.
bro ~ Mns Ts,ai, IL se En sSsi oaSri
& Hero, ~, o Hero x, 3; Bailafdvalc, y Osio.
bridge x, x PecEisss X. 5k Fruit q the Loom
~; Gem Of the Spindle, q Bailer.s1; G'er, AZ "
s.. DGc do. 4 ss.sf ~ Is ssysss
Hsmpdeu, brown and drab, 90. i9 Hampden
*, do. Il Boston. l0-oA brown and drsb. ~
.cnaus q i1ch ; q No Moas, q nn Inca lax o1
brown and drsb. ii; Chariot striped, lax; sav-
IF FIo oiiRS. AGA. - Hamilton. II
~; Omega AZ: Continental Fancy, To- Stan.
deid Iancy, *; Harrisburg, IL
~ India l0Xc: Arlington, 6kc; Thondjaa
II q: Hsmilton ii; American. TO- Lowell Oily, ~
PLAID OBNABURGS-Do!tA 7k; Economy
az: CttsWe sK; Michigan. N: Bale. TX; wocd
lawn .5X: OstsWSa.sX. Arlington, 8; Aususse
~ JE IR Borough, 49, Pscinc, R. r., 2sA
Beaver Valley. Is; Toxic. i2k Humpcldt 10;
Peoples, 26K; I.ouisville, 88x;. Keutucky, HS.
United States Sok; Gold Medal. II.
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meats IN fir demsnd. Shoulders,
$50; short rib, $40; short clear
s so The Drovcr' Jurnal reporis: Hogs.
1928. sheep-Rscaipts, $500; opanen
slesdy, closed lower; clipped sheep SOLD
So 10 TO 81 10; unsboIn shoeD. 80 40 TO ~ oOi
clipped yssrlings, S7.25 70 500; spring
lamps, 50 20 $1,000 per HUNDRED, with snia,i
number poor TO choice, 81 to O 80 per hssd.
Flour dull. Wheat opened depressed; 20
3 SO lower, owing 10 the dual troubles Ia
Wan street; afterward the wsst
was etren gthcned and here pricts raliie
l.2 10 IL, closing firm: ungraded red, ~
to Al. O5: Nc. 9 red 0S; No. 2 rod, Si.0l TO
$l.02 Corn, spot lots. very steady; options
opened 3.i to IA lower; later rallied l.: 20
"a. and closed firm; ungrAdsd, 90 20 o. y
No. 9, 81 l.2 TO 62; steamer, 62 2; No. =,
90 Ia TO 1894. Coffee, spot, fair; Rio dun
and nominal; options less active; ~ points
lower, owing 10 the decline Ia Hayre ma
the financial disasters to-day, closed qule,
but steady; sales. $500 bags; Rio. No.
Z. May $50 TO a! ooi 'sn re.
August, S.65 to s.75 Sugar dali; refined
firmer: standard A. O 9-l6 TO G 5.S; contec-
tioner's A, O l5-lG: GRADUATED. Z 8 Mo-
lasses dull and unchanged. Rios quiet but
steady Talow aniet a1d unchanged. Ros'
In stsBdv: 81 40 TO SLAP l2. Turpentine
steady; 80 1 2 10 33 "a Wool dull aud east.
or. Pork qniet. Lsrd steady; western
stern, spot, S.52 1.2.
NAV oRLEANs KARKEr.
New ORLEANS, May H.-Flour quiet aud
uncha nged. Corn In fair demand, but at
lower rates; white, 6S Oats qn'st but
stesdy; 40 20 A. Corn meal firm, with
moderate demand; 81 90 10 So. Hay lower;
prime, SIG to $40. choice $50 u S22. Pork
scarce and firm; $17 TO $l7l.2 Lard steady;
tierce refined. $50; key, OIL 8. Bulk meatu
In fair dsmnnd and ecarce; shoulder.
packed, o 5s; bulk sices,. 5s'
Bacon scarce and firm; shoulders,
1873; short clear and olosr rib 0 80 TO go.
Hams, choice sugar cured c.nvissei,
steady, aud unchanged. Wniskey stendy
aud unchanged. Coffee quiet and IN
changed. Sugar dull aud UNCHANGED.
Mola,s,s quiet and unchanged. Rice-de-
mand good aud tending upward; Louisiana
ordirary to prime. 8 Is to @. Bran Ia lair
demsnd bat q lower rate; $l.02 IL. Got.
ton seed oil quiet aud unchsnget. sight
exchange or New York So per 81 900; pre-
mum sterling exchange b 3 4SS 10 4S5 LIZ.
COTTON STATEMENT.
NKa York, May 13 -Tbe following is the
dniiy com parstive cotton statement:
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POULTRY. GAME. ETC.
QUOTATIONS. TO-DAY,

QUOTATIONS. TODAY.
GREEN APPLE6-6 COOS 30 per barrel.
NUTS-Almonds, zoo per pound; Brasil $50
10; alberta l6G Naples welnuts, $50 Per pound;
chestnutx Imported, mona on the malkes pea
nuts, Tenne.sse -, ie0iie ohoios white, ile
coCoanuts. 5000 20,
ORAN0KS-LouiEanA PER barrel. u 90
70 90 pei case, 30. valencine. per case Of "a
cOai0 90.
LEMoNs-ainiiy. 800 per boz Malaga
DATEe-In trails, i00l2c
BANANAB-s 006l % per bunch.
SWIFT POTAfOks-0n the st1 ests. rcd.
80 Par bushsl; yellow. GO
ONl0MaeNew. 90 peJ berre1.
POTAT0Es p N,shel, 100
CABBAGE-New.2 Is ~ 6opef doseu. % ~
% Ga Ssa kSs wwsassss sss sses 20 ~ dossn'
I0GS- ioe per dosen.
syT1IS &oics vss'sra. aoeass osshins
RATSlMs-london iaysr. now pr bon. oo'
61ikD fEiOHEs-uupsslsd "a psslsd. ~
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LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIAL
QUOTATIONS. TODAY.

QUOTATIONS TO-DAY.
6TONE-At the Dallas quarries. 30 per cubic
toot lilo for foundation; i6c for wall, and ESQ fol
dressed front.
LUMBER-YelIow Pine. rough. 2 20 per l0(
over "a feet Q rs per 100; Dresd side finishing
clear, 2 so common, 2 25; Il ceiling 20 0ts cell
ing, 2 So kx6 rough. SO per 100; kx8 rough,
i75 per 100; kx3 dressed, 200 per 100. Siding,
rs per 100 Poplar dressed finishing, 8 % pei
100; iiding, 50s n ceiling, 2 So Il ceiling, 90.
White pine dressed finishing, 6 30 per 100 y
ceiling. LIST common, s 90; End common, 2 %;
siding, 1st common, 2 49, aud common, 2 30.
Common doors. 80 gaahs a6G6 W ~ 70 aiso.
SHIEGLEs-YoIlOw pine, 1904 60 Shsys
pine. ( 5on6 %: oypr'sy' NO l. 8 90 No.
PLASTER PARI9-Per barrel. 0)04 30.
CEMENT FLUE5-6 innh, t7,sc; saun, tlss Z
iuch cailtng Joint ! 90, 6 inoh Gap, bOr inch
csiiipg ioint / 20: 7 inch cap DO 500.
drain PIES inch. 16o per soor 4iuch. ZOO
inch. s7kc lncn. 401 inch. zoo
MIXED PAINTS-Reany for use and AL col
ors 2s nor re-. All the tested and stan
lard makos are or eaie Dy Da,ins doAieyH.
WHITE LEAD-atrictlv pure 9 1906 IS.
WINDOW GLAHS--sx10 70 10x12 100 10xl'
70 llx2A $50 1894 70 20x28. a76, less 10 per cen
LIME-Coopared. Aussir, 2 90 pcr bsrre.; bu.s
l 20 Don,son Oar lots, eor Pot barrel. ! 70
Dallas. In lots, 2or Dor busbel $50
HAlR-Per pound, 660ko.
PO6T9-Oedar. II So Dois d'arc. ID
LATHe-l 10 per 1.o00
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
ar Lours MARKET,

BIT LOUIE AABkBIs
wheat opened lower under advices Of the
failures in New York, but subsequently
recovered and closed about 10 yes
tsrdsy. except for June: No. red.
siioi 10 10 a. cash: S1.f8 Ia to
Si.os 81, June; o. "a 70 IS Ia, July; % SO
TO % l-2. August, cloe,pg Ct outside PRICES.
Corn very Glow snd i.i!ly arm; olG "a cs.b:
81 81 to 81 7-s, May; 62to 81 lS. June;
81 I s to IS IA. July. closing Of outside fg.
ures. Oats nominal; S23[ to IS, cash; no
options Whisky steady; Sill. Corn
meal, $2.s5. Provisions slow ana easy;
only q small JOB trade done. Oattie-he.
S s 1850 s1So. .ss 3 s0ssSS Ss% eeeS 70
choice, SIS 90 to 80, 80: common 70 medium,
So. 40 to $3.50; grsss Texans. "a TO S4Io.
Hoes-Receipss, 10, 500; active and strong;
as 10 to So. Bheep-Rsoeipts, 1900; active
and Arm: clipped sheep wentso;
$3.50 to IS co. for good 70 ohoics; !oy er e e
and Z unshorn not wanted 'amO'' Wv V
KANSAS crrY xARKIf.
KAN.As Orr, May l4.-Wheat weaker;
as assh: as bid, June, 20 bid. July. Corn
lover: "A 4 70 Is, cash; lS ~ bid. June; 40
Juiy. Oats lower; 30 I bid. The LIVE
Stock Indicator reports cattle receipts Z, ~;
steady closing weak and 'vef; 81 ss ~ 3
IN xskx ~
others uuchanesd. Hoes-Rsceiptss y, O0;
stssnsnt and generally lover loes lo6 70
IN noun6s evcraeo, Sass to $50: mainly
IS 81 s.. 20. 6hesp-Rsosipt 626i steady;
Clipped. "A TO loe pounds avsrsss' Sa's' 70
s''''' CHICAGO uAlxlr.
CurcAoo. MAJ 1.-THE market showed
the eiiSot Of the New York panic. but re
total decline Tor the dav ocoufTed within
the art hour, and after that prices rose
and the marksts displayed q umss sieEs
q greet strength: Flour nr. cyl ana s SSi
lover. the uew YORK @ t.dn..
s lot % Cpsusd i1i lower, rsllisd. shsn
vssss,dsv: ssics Ssnssd, Nay s6 70 So IS,
ciocsd IS; June s. to 81 Ia closed 81; July
IS 10 % is 8, closed s. ~. Corn uneeeeeo
and lower, though she dsclirs vas nes q 4
..vers 2: Y vh,cs; G:sns e q "a a. = ga
cloSed IS 7-S 70 So; July, - - 70 g IL.
ciosed 81 Sc. Oats dull; IL lower; cesh g
% $ s'a fcrk irsssulsr and isirly ecsivs;
10 to is lower; cesh O. Nay: Gle 20 y. ~ u
June, ei7.22 l.2 % "a y IL cleced Xu:H
IA July, 81! g 70 Sn =; 1s5d Y 'a ss i "a
c %sSaj q . :; g SIS Hsy. . Is June
Q Is 70 asa 10 July, $40 - 80. bule
Reesipss, Il, 500 Stroaese end setiys; 3
SiSbsr: Is 20 70 08.25. Catale-Reoripte,
Is 90; low ers6ss 10 lower expose ride
g y &C. $500 SSe g &c. = Ssd, sn1P9 3 3
a. a. Srsce,led TS1sno ol8 70 IS;
sSrS.i "a rsxsrs, 06.0 70 -. ehsep-Rs-
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Also agents for the celebrated HaIdman Pianos anS tne
Mason Hanln Estey and Chicago Cottage Organs Sheet
Music and Musical Merchandise. Write for Catalogue and
pric Tisrl
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CIV. Parker & Co., 107 Lamar street. brokers
in grAi., provisions, s.r,,ss and cotton, execute
orders for the purchste or sale Of wheat corn
pork lard, cotton and railroad stocks. Quota
lions received every or 10 minutes from Chi
cago grain end provision markets.. New York.
stock exchange. New York, New or.
leans. Galveston and Liverpool cotton mark
timo durlr 3 business hours on last quotations
posted. Commissioas: On cotton, IS cents per
bile, margin q; grain IA cent per bushel, mar:
gin, I,ceni; pork, 8 cents per barrel, margin %
cents; lard cents per tiefce, margin IS cents
railroad stocka Is cents per share, margin
81. These are the smallest margins We receive,
but as much more can DO put up as desired
All orders from the country will receive prompt
attention Correspondence solicited. Refer
once. Oliver Il Gfiggs. bankers.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

oUofAfIouo TO-DAY.
Mons hip bfogana, ffom MOI =.
BoyS Up broGAnss from sOol 90.
Nen'e P. calf 6roEsna fIon 94l u.
Mons lip abuckis ploWA ooQl 8.
BoyS hip 2.buckle plowh e64l =.
1sn's csif bsiG cunSrsss snd button, . jo6lJ6
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S Is: !; .I q err. 80 ,S''s''
Messn's - g sod g gelish, 9 Se9i:s.
H Wsssa IS ~ !s Eve Va 49,.
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Total ,, 6a3 G,il6 .4,T3i0 65 1888 176
Last year,. 6,i2G 25S2l 57lS176 -.
Exports this week: Great Britain, 2.645;
France, 200; Continent, S0l stlcE in all
United States ports this day, 5SS.625; this
day last year, 569.l0i