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portance 70 them, believing that they woro
the product of idlers Tor tho most part, but
that they nevertheless gave his wifo much
uneasinoSs. Hc was doing his duty, he said.
10y his clients, simply Ns an attorney, and
would continue To do SO, in tho belief that
they had been improperly convicted and
that In the supreme court new trial would
be granted, which had been refused In the
lower court
man named Simonsou, who was prom
ineht witness FOR the defonse claims 10 have
received n number OF ANONYMOUS epi,tles
His wife has also received lctters informin,,
her that her husbands corpse would loo de-
lvered to her some evening in the near future.
SimonSon became so worried over these
threats that he applied for a license and is
now carrying a revolver
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LIMA, o., Oct -. On the 9th of this
month lotter was received at slis postomce
hero addressed 30 Frank w. Lewis. The
contents Of the letter were for his mother.
Mrs. Scrah +. Lewis. and consisted OF n
money order for 81 made payable % her
Frank VI. LOWS, the son Of a former wealthy
business man Of this city, claimed the letter
a. the general delivery, and receiving 10
forged Mrs. Lewis name 10 10 and secured
The money and skipped Friday be returned
and was arrested by Marshal ONoH Hois
lauguishing in Jail in default Of I.JOO bail.
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AIidnIght Conferencc WIth th. Kinr.

LoNDoN, oct D. Sir William White met
tue King Of Sorviu at Belgrade, about mid
night, and had a conference with him lasting
two hours, aftorward conferriDg with the
= rvian foreign minister. IL is reported that
Stambulof considering tho ascendency of
Eussia inevitable, will rosign from the re-.
gcncy on The plea Of IN health.
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CaIln Mnr.

loND6N, OcS 25.-Tho cable war shows
uo signs of abatement Tho Gould officials
arc pushing thoir numerous libel suits against
certain individuals and newspapers, and n
number of writs in these cases wore issued to-
NY A curious feature of the fight OF tn,
cable kings among themselves is tho fact that
the list of registered owners of tho Eloctri-
cion, one of the papers served with writs, i'm
cludes Mr. John Pender aud Sir James An
derson, tho leading London holders OF tho
stock of the Gould pool cables
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Good TIding..

PrrrsnuRC oct % This city is experi-
sncing an industrial rival just now wb.ch h
growing greater ovcry day From tnlks
with half n hundred leading manufacturers
Of iron, steel, glass and coko to-day 10 was
developed that Che mills. factories aud ovcns
arc running to their fullest capacity and in
many instances orders arc ahead FOR many
months Of steady work
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OUR WASHINGTON NEWS.
THE MOST IMPORTANT EVENTS AT
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.

The Secretary OF tho Interios win Not Re
woke tho Commission OF Major WACO
ner, of Tennessee, and Thinks That tho
Past should he Forgotten-Notcs.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 25. Several weeks ago
Maj. Wagner was appointed pension agent
at Knoxville, Tenn, 10 succeed Robert l..
Taylor, resigned. In the meantime some ut
terances of Maj. Wagoner's of twenty years
ago were published, which, it is alleged, gave
ohense TO some Of his endorsers, and they
have becn working TO have his appointment
revoked. The secretary Of tho interior de-
clines 20 recommend the revocation Of Mai.
Wagoncrs commission. Ho says: "Maj.
Wagner was appointed upon tho recon-
mendation OF the leading and best citizens of
Tennessee Of all parties, who represented him
as man fully qualified in integrity, intel
lect and character, for the duties of the DO.
sition, and as a man endeared TO the people
by his consistent support during the past
twenty years, OF their highest and best inter
ests
The fact brought out against him since
his commission was isSu cd that he had civen
an unjust and unwise ote for disfranchise-
ment when he was young man, not more
tnsh tWenty-one years Of age, Immediately
after tho war, when tho passions Of both
sides were rouscd to the highest pitch, should
not be used now TO ostracise him from public
trust among n people TO whose rights and in
terests no has ever since been truo and loyal
We have all been contendipg that the issues
OF tho war and the passions growing out OF il
should not be kept alive, and do not know
OF any instance in which precept can loo bet
Ter enforced by example than this. Both
sides in Tennessee showed the courage TO
light am confident they have also that
higher quality, magnanimity mutually 10
forgiNe.n
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Another ! nort io snre 40 Annr,hl.,.-

CucAGD, oct 2j.-Ouo OF tho counsel for
tho seven condemned Anarchists stated that
another motion Tor new trial would bo
called 10 the attention Of Judge Gary on tas
ground OF nowly discovered decisions. which
DO is claimed show that the instructions Of the
court were improper, which held that man
who melted an OiTsnso by speech or writing
was 10 be held equally guilty with tho actual
perpetralor of tho deed. IL was claimed that
as tDs term has not yot expired tho court can
.-nu- ILl mn-Lnu
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IIIicIt DIstIlIo,s Arrc,t,d

ATLANTA, Ca, Oct %. Three white
women were brought into town from Talk
ing Rock, whore they wero found at work ns
tho solo operators of mn illicit still. They
were Mrs. Fuck and her two daughters
Snllie and Emma. The rovonue officers
came upon them quito unexpectedly in their
mountain retreat The womon took their
arrest cody, and made but one request. TINT
of consulting mirror befor starting out on
tho journey 90 Jail. o. ., ~
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a DIurdorer's Coufessior.

OTTAWA, Ont, oct. 2j David Googliep.
the German who nailed up a house contafn-
ing a woman and two childron and set fire To-
It, and then murdered the woman whom she
succeeded tn breaking out, has confessed the
crime. lie claims that Che woman attacked
him first, and by her language aggravated
him into dealing blows which caused her
death, but denies having thrown hor body
into the flames
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LoNpoN, oct "A dispatch from Lon.
dondcrry says: Mr. G. L. Lewis, Conserva
tive memher of parliament for Londonderry
city, who contested that seat with Mr.. Justin
Mccarthy, Nationalist, and was elected by a
small majority, and against whose seating
Che Nationalists protested on the alleged
ground OF fraud, has abandoned tho seat. IL
was at once claimed for Mr.. Mccarthy, and
after spmo argument, tho seat was awarded
tho latter gentleman. The decision causes
great exc 'toment
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a MANS Skeleton Found.

EAST SAGINAW, Mich, oct. 20. Tho skcl-
eton of man WIS found eight miles from
here In tho woods. IL is supposed 10 be that
OF William Snyder missing one yenr from
his home IN Richlnnd. He was doranged in
his mind aud monndered away and perished
in n storm.
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ToLrDo o. oct 2j-There is great ov-
element among the supporters of Frank
Hurd, the free trade Democratic candidate
for congress, because OF tho reorganization
Of the Ant-Hurd Democratic club This
club IS supported by leading manufacturer.
WOO! growers, aud wine merchants Hun
dreds Of circulars have been sent out calling
upon the Democrats 90 oppose Hurd
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MoNrGoWEHY, Al1., oct l-A special T.,
the Advertiser reports that mob lf fnaskod
men in Pickeue county went 10 tbs isil. over.
powered Che jailar, took out three negr5e.
charged with arson and hung them to the
limb Of n ue.ghb5ring tree.
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one Crime TO nae Ano,I,or.

OTTAWA ont, oct 2j -Joauuetfo Candle
the niuetecnyea girl who vas recontfy
assaulted in New York by hotel propriotoT.
and who was about 10 go 10 New York tn
eestiiy against tie man. has suddenly disap-
peared 10 IS believed that she has been
kidnapped by friends of tho accused Her
room bears evidences Of abTuggl5 hl wing
taken place
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threatening letters,
also I'm strong con
trast with those sent
jurors aud prCSecu-
tors, a reporter went
60 see Capt W. r..
Black, ot his office.
The captain said that
both he and his wife
hadrocontly received
IA number of threat
eniug letters but that
he had not attached
a great deal OF inn
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Tho CoiIiery DIspntc.

EpINBURGH, Oct. IS Tho arbitrator in
the colllcry dispute has decided that the Fife
and CRclSmanan colliery companies broke
contracts in restricting tho output, and con
dcmncd them GO pay the colliers Ave shillings
"a day each and the costs of tho inquiry. The
decision affects G,OO0 colliers, aud is OF vital
Importance throughout Scotland, where ro-
strictn8 of tho output has boon general.
THIS Is the first decision rendered in regard
In rD.I Iliniinn
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vienna, oct 25.-Tho town OF Kladro.
Bohemia, Is threatened with destruction. In
some parts OF the town entire streets ara
sinking, and in others the buildings are tot
teung and ready 20 fall. The town il built
over iron and coal pits, the roofs Of which
are giving way
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'Ioro Entsrpriso NJ sprInegeId.

arHNGrELD, o., oct % The Foos Man.
uiac.1r.ng company have just completed the
putcuis3 from Mr. George Brain, Esq Of
tn.s city, OF hvo acres east OF the East street
Reaper works Tho firm will shortly erect
H se factories ON this land Tor tho manufac-
lure Of scientific mills and forges and other
articles The firm is rapidly extending IT,
business and will employ a large additional
of hands ON moving into It's new quar-
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Death of.a Fat Baby.

NEW PHILADELPHIA, o., oct %. The fat
Hoeber baby, twonty months old and weigh
ing oighty-five pounds, near Trenton. this
county, has died Of heart disease The child
measured thirty-threo inches around the
chest, forty ut the waist and twenty ave
around tho thigh, II is supposed 10 have
been the fattest baby in the state.
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SInrk nn nnnrn

LONDON, oct % Tho Cologne Gazette
says that Princess Jeannie Bonaparte, who at
tended Che Wagner festival at Bayronth. last
summer, has commissioned Partisan painter
- decorate her boudouir with paintings rov-
lcsenung scenes from Tristan and Isolde "
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VIENNA, oct % An official communica-
ton from Sofia states that the provisional
government of Bulgaria does not intend 10
nominate Prince Alexander and does not OK
psct that the election OF his successor can be
proceeded with f6r a long time vet
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KauIbars, I,oou.,, nonI.,

LoNDoS, oct PA dispatch from Sofia
says that Gen Kaulbars has demanded that
the meeting Of the great sobranje be adj
Journed indefinitely, and that the provisional
government declined to grant his request.
The members Of tho provisional government
then started for Tirnoya, to prepare for tho
opening Of the great sobranje
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Died Through Political E,o,,0,,.,,,

ST. LOUIS, Oct 25.--Judge William III.
Harner, OF tho circuit court aud candidate
Tor reelection, died Mt his residence, No.
E"u4 Pine street, OF congestion OF the stom.
an Excitement and ovorwork OF tho po-
litical canvass Is pronounced TO be tho cnuso
Judge Hornor was but forty years of noe
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BELLEFoNrAINE, o., oct - Francis
Murphy, the noted temperance orator has
begun "a series Of meetings Our large court
house was crowded b hear him lie held
the large audience spell-bOuud, and at times
moved them TO tcars by his eloquence Mr.
Murphy does not follow tho Prohibition
party or any other party Ho talks temper
ance from the soul, and pleads with the drink
ers rather than 10 fight the liquor dealers
He says he wants every man 20 be his own
Prohibition party Of ono
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4 Koth.chIld,s wil1.

BERLIN oct 2j.-The syill Of the late
Baron Meyer Charles Do Rothschild be-
qncatbes the famous Rothschild art collsc
ton 30 Nathaniel Rothschild during his life
aud after bis death 10 tho Baroness Louise
Gfouderz
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Oonfesssd To n,Inr snin..

LONDON, Oct 25.-A despatch from Paris
states that tho two Germans recently arrested
at Fero-C -Champerois have given thsir names
as Estenger and Wenzo and admitted that
they were engaged in taking plans Of forts and
the various routes in France for the German
government, aud that for each letter CON
tanning information regarding routes and
forts sent TO Germany, they received sovor-
civD
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Accidentally Shot.

LANCASTER, o., Oct. % 5--Georgo Lutz.
son OF assistant inspector of work shops OF
ONO while hunting, was accidentally shot,
tie load droadfully decorating his arm, noces-
stating amputating. Mr.. Luts, tho father.
Is in Toledo inspecting shona.
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NEw YORK, Oct 25-The delegates 10
f.a annual convention Of the Brotherhood. Of
I.ocomotive Engineers, with their wives. and
ting friends, went 10 Glen Island, where
.doy were the guests OF Mr. Staum for the
cay.
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FlNANCE AND CoMMEacE

Quotations OF tho Money, Stock, Produce
and Cattle Markets for October 20.
NEw YoRs.-Mon,y $50 per cent. Exchanr,
steady Governments firm,
Currency siKas, 10 bid: fours coupoa,. t2ss,
fours and a halfs, ni1 bid
The stock market opened feyorish and irregn.
lnr nnd on selling by the board room traders
during the hrsl thlriy minutes, prices dropped "A
To ~ per cent. After the Grst call there was a
steadieT tone, and on some buying that ensued
The decline was fully recovered uy II O'Clock
The market has since been dull aud steady
with the exception ~ Western Union and Jersey
Central, both Of which are quite active and rin.
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The weather.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 95.--Indications-
the Ohio Valley: Fair weather. followed
10y local rains, southerly winds, no decided
change in tcmeraturo
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IlIIIeI ~. lInIhrr-In-Inr.-

DETROIT, Mich, oct 2j-John Wicker..
living near Nashville, accidentally fired lis
shotgun The shot struck ani killed his
mcthsrin-low.
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CLEVELAND, o., Oct Matte Hoey.
a. notorious -hopH.ter nh1 escaped from
tne jail hero recently, bas been recaptured
At Springfield, q.
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WtLwNGrON, o., o Oct p The wife OF
Hon. w. p. Tefair died this morning at 4,
after a lingering illness
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Andrew CarnaeIs.a CnndLllon.

NEw YORK. oct 25.-A private telegram
received here from Cresson. pa. SAYS Mr.
Andrew Carnegie sc0pGlt,ou Is uucbaosed
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CAPT. SLACK INTERVIEWED.

He Has Received Number OF Threaten
ing Letters From Anarchists.
CHICAGO, Oct. 81 --Chancing 60 hear that
somo of tho lawyers and witnesses for tho
defense in the Anarchist trial'had received
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substituting German for = Pole.

BERLIN, oct 25-The constituency OF
Sirmourg has returned German 20 the
Feicn.tag, instead Of Pole, a. formerly.
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Cuttingis CInIm on ,Io,Ico-

NAsHINGToN, oct 25.-Mr. A. X. Cut
ting. the Texas editor who was recently i'm
prisoned in n Mexican Jail for alleged libel
has doubtless carried out his expressed inten-
ton OF seeking monetary redress Tho state
department, it is understood, has received
from him bill for $4,000 damages against
the Mexican government, together with a
statement Of his side of the case. No official
information on the subject is vet obtninable
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WASHINGTON, Oct &5.-The resignation OF
.. ,. Cox, as minister 10 Turkey has been
received 10y the secretary Of state
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4 Ten NInlon polInr Rnnd Cnl

WAsnINGToN, oct 25. - Secretary Man
ming will probably issue a call for ten millions
pcr cent bonds
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wHEAr-ln

p WHEAT l.-.: cash, s,1fc November. 7Jg4c;
DcsrWprr. sOb.c (e~'
corn ,.esdy' cash. ave; October, 87Jto.
OAlS-Nexlcc "a cash, 1it<e
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Chicago.

CATIBb-Cd0e1 o. extra shiDuing SI5JB
q, common 90 fair, fl.yjle3 3uJ: stockers snd
ieoders, f<@gip' Texans corn f8i. {2Ga
H03S-Fsir 20 good. slG1CaLI5: mixed pack.
ing 50. o. : cuoIce heavy. -. sO0lU5
SHEEP -CouuJu f4OJei i5; lambs. t4O)a
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CINCINNATI.
cincinnati
FLOUH-Fancy E3G0gIOJ: family. ss51a

TLoUR-Fancy g3eosLW; family, $500
,wSHEAT-,No. red, 7ie75e; No. 2, 75hs7sc.
COkN-NO. mixed. SIC: No. mixed 8,Ltc
OAIS-NO mixed. 2jtSfG3tJfc, No Z mtxed
2AsOH}sC No. white 2Sdlyc
600 '''''''
LARD-Kettle, GJSO66Jzc
BACON-ShOrt clear Sides 18G0diJSc
VhEESE-Prime ~ choice Ohio, 1lGtiiJSc. New
Nlrk, t2u1}c. Wv
SOULTRY-Spring chickens 81 OO9i 80; prime
70 choice, sl'6g25u; common 10 fair old 81 go
20 per dozeni ducks, s2OOD 100; live tuF
keys, i'Gffc.
WOOi~-Unwashed medium clothing 2887c;
me ineTiuo, lbGNc, common. lGlgisc; fleece.
washed medium clothing % d8fc; coubing SO0
S1c hn0 meruO, and AK, - 03Oc; burr and
800
HAY-No. timothy. gtfOoAfi so: No. fiO0l
WiDD. miEod ts50; prairie. g1.UOG1d0, Wheat,
cbts and rye straw, % 90 o. O0
CAIILk-0OOd 10 choice butchers. g.. $50 lOl.
far, f&2E93ODi common, 81. % a. 90 sloEseTs ana
feeders S5OOg3t5; yearuugs and calves. $500
2f5.
HO0S-Selsct butchers, N.IO0l2O: fair 70
good packing f3.V9f %; fair 10 good light t3s
Gf ~ common, s. 4Ola3 20; culs g. 9Old3 20
rHEEP-Comm0n % fair, - 2jttj 10. gOoi %
choice, 50 &f0iOO. common % far lambs 500
td3.5Jt good Co. choice. - O0Nf So
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ara in fact ehHg in This line speciality dep
a larger stock OF Notions be ound in the
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East liberty.

CATTLE NOnuung doing an fhr1urb CON.
sSnmeuts, recsyf, 2H0 head shipments f8
head prime - ly95OJ: fair to good. 3 $50
feeders fBJOHf 81
HOGS SOW; receipfa. $500 bsad. shin
Yorkers, g. jgt8 common auI lght sJ55
tDf Ol
SHEEP -Eurem' dun and nothing doing
prime. s.fTNt)J. fair 90 good fIG2{ g1.
common 'i.5)9lOJ; lambs 81 3 zjOJ. receipts.
2. 20. lhifu.-d $ 800
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Ane1 md Creseeat.

No sales, no reports, and nothing but
dead dulness.
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From the Ceur d'Alene.

Lewis Martin, the well-known Utah
mine owner and operator. has returned
from q somewhat extended visit 10 the
Cnur d'Alene country, where he has
staked of some possessions, and feels
the usual confidence OF the miner that
he has "a good thing" In converse
ton with q Head reporter yesterday,
be said there wers nov aoout 1900 men
in the Cdur d 'Alene country. The char
acter of the mining is galena, gold
quartz and placers, the galena ores, by
reason of the heavy BODIES, and the
irst-class concentrating mills az work,
being the most valuable. Mr.. Martin
thinks il a big country. Claims
only fifteen months old, he says,
are now worth half a million dollars.
Shipments are made TO Omaha, Port
land, San Francisco and Weeks. Mon
tana. There are quite 4 number OF
capitalists looking through the C9ur
d. Alene for investments al the present
time. Mr.. Martin says be noticed quite
q number of Salt Lakers settled up
there: Major Woods is prscticing law,
Albert Hagan. OF old-time memory,
also has a shingle hung out; Johnny
Burke is located there in his old tus.-
ness. Mr.. Martin says he has by no
means done with Utah; it would take
$50, zoo 70 make him pull up stakes III
Tintic.
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BANK NoTE - RESEwAL - LAcHEs.-
Where one member of a firm gave to
bank his individual note for 81 500, in
dorsing it with the firm name, and
thereafter paid $500, and twice re-
newed the note for 1000 in his own
name and without the endorsement OF
the firm, the Supreme Court OF Georgia
held Davenport ct al. VS.. Lowrey ct al.
that equity would not thereafter aid
the creditor, either by reinstating the
original note, with credit thereon, OF
nv reforming the note last given by
having it indorsed by the firm The
court said that reasonable diligence by
the bankers or their agent, who twice
took q renewal of the note, would have
discovered the truth, and equity Will moi
relieve them from the results OF theiI
own lsches.
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Domestic Wheat and Flour Market
The domestic wheat markets are e1-
citing more attention than OF late, on
ing to the continued refusal OF prices TO
advance in the fare of the unusually
heavy exports, a firm demand from
abroad. and visable statistical evidence
that stocks abroad are quite low and
that much more of our surplus wheat
W Il be required by foreign countries be-
fore the end of the cereal year. The
chief stimulus in sight of the continued
bearishness comes primarily from the
prompt sales on all advances BY Leading
Chicago operators, from the heavy re .
ceipts at western and northwestern
primary markets, and from the renewed
increase in the visible supply from
week to week, although the total IN
sight aggregates about So, 10000 bush
els. against IS, 76I, 600 bushels, the heaNi-
est total ever recorded. December 18TH
last. In addition 10 this our foreign
customers recall the fact thas there are
some q 900. coo bushels Of wheat out OF
farmers hands stored in elevators along
the lines of railways, in Minnesota and
Dakota, not TO mention the large guam
tity really lin sight" on the PACING
coast
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Lead Probabilities.

tits not expected hat prices OF lead
will advance very much here during
the remainder of this year, ~ a "a q.
being considered as probable limits. 1t
to be hoped that the manufacturers
will find that the active demand that
ruIes for all other products will come
10 lead also, and If so, :he stocks would
soon melt away and the ma resume
a tone in accord with that OF other
metals.-JOUrHdi.
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Baunock-

Mr.. Groesbeck says that favorable
sdviees from the mine and mil con-
tinue to be received. The output VIII
roach in the neighborhOod Of l.OJ0
ounces daily. The stock has been quiet
dnring the week: sales have taken place
at S. 90. Receipts for two more bars
sbiDped from he mill on the 24;h, auo
segregating s.. $50 in value, were re-
ceiyed in this city last night.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-11-28
Fox Symons

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