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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-25
HLGN. CD-GiiESS.
WASHINGTON, July q, 1886.

FfAihAts
On motion Of Mr.. Hoar, the Senate
passed the House bill to permit the en-
try free OF duty Of dutiable foreign
goods for exhibition at the Fourth BIZ
cnnial exposition Of the United States
Bottlers' Protective Association.
The Senate then, st ll:4j o'clock,
resumed the consideration Of the sun
dry civil appropriation bill.
After considerable discussion and
votes on a variety Of amendments the
paragraph as to silver certificates was
left in the shape in which it was fixed
this afternoon by the Senate as in Com
mittee Of the Whole. The bill was
then passed, and the deficiency bill was
taken up and the first reading dispensed
With.
The Senate then, at 1920 O'Clock,
adjourned.
EOusc OF Representative.
Immediately after the reading Of the
journal the House went into Commit
tee of the Whole Mr.. Crisp in the
chair on the bill for an increase Of the
0ayy.
At the evening session the bill lie.
claring the forfeiture Of lands granted
to the New Orleane Baton Rouge and
YicksbuIg Railroad Company was
called up. Mr. Lsfon made speech in
support Of the bill, which, he said,
restored to tho public domain between
300, eco or 100000 acres Of land. The
bill was passed.
The remainder Of the evening session
was consumed in an Intellectual effort to
secure q quorum to act upon the Mo-
bile and Gerard land-fOrfeituro bill,
snd then, at 1880 o'clock, the House
adjourned.
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.posmasier Convicted ofConspiracy.

KANSAS CITY, No., July 2i.-The
Joarnars Columbus KAN special
says Hugh Gayigan, postmaster st
this place, has been found guilty Of
conspiracy to blow up the county
courthouse, and thus destroy the re-
cord of certain land frauds. Sentence
has not been fixed. Gayigan's bonds
men have taken charge Of the post
office. Several other conspirators await
trial. Among those who were arrested
vas r. Ii. Lawton, who was recently
reported to have died or shielded in 4
Cincinnati hotel. Many believed MIN
to be alive and scheming to obtain life
insurance on false reports.
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Proclamation.
TO the Members Of Tammany Cub q
Jefferson Yard

TO the Members Of Tdmmany Cub q
Jefferson Ward:
In view Of the very important move
ment now being inaugurated in advance
Of the coming contest, congressional
election, &C., it behooyes our gallant
Club to be on the alert and take such
action as shall rebound to, the best IN
terests Of our city and congressional
district; and that we may unfuri to the
breeze our banner and march to the
front with the gallant boys who have
fought brayely and to victory, you are
requested to attend our regular meeting
Monday night, Goth instant, at Nc
Donough's Hall, at 81 O'Clock. The
very cordial invitation of the Demo.
cratic City Central Committee TO attend
the ward. meeting OF Tuesday night
9th instant, will be presented for your
consideration free and impsrtially.
A. G. ROcRECHARLIE'
President Jefferson Ward Tsmmany
Club.
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the fifth section, requiring that at least
one Of the new ships should be built o.
the navy.ysrds of the country,
was reached Mr.. Brady offered
an amendment that such vessel
or vessels should be constructed 81
the Portsmouth nsvy-ysrd, or, IS be
said, the Norfolk navy-yard. MIR. Brsdy
made a short speech in favor Of this
proposition, saying that the Norfolk
navy-yard was as well equipped as any
in the country. Mr.. Brady was out
voted largely in the standing vote, but
insisted on q quorum, and tellers were
appointed. Mr.. skinner, Of North
Carolina, was Jealous in whooping up
his colleagues to vote for the Norfolk
yard, but they did not come to his sup
port. Mr.. Croxton voted for the
amendment, Mr.. Wise against it. The
amendment was lost.
NOTES.
hear that tho Michigan people are
dissatisfied with the cut-tobacco bill
which passed the house few days
since, and that Mr.. Morrison and MIR.
Maybury, Of the Ways and Means Com
uit,ee, have succeeded in consequences
in getting the bill hung up in the Sem
ate.
Virginia fourth-class post-office es-
tablished : McMullen, Greene county,
Walter s. Wager, postmaster. A fourth
class post-oilice has been created at
lDgleside, Franklin county, N. c.,
Charles Macon, postmaster. Bears
post-oitice, Rockingham county, has
been discontinued. Commissions to
posimasters Thomas q. Robbins, But
ialo Cave, and John W. Coston, Palm
ersyille, have been forwarded.
Recent arrivals at the hotels Messrs.
A. S. piDnoll, of Pittsylyania; II. e.
SmallboDeS and j. Il. Turrentine of
Wilmington, n. G. II. b. Lane, of
Virginia, and J. r. kenny, Of North
Carolina Mrs. Robert Hunter and chill
dren, Of Winchester. Major Hunter,
who was on General Gordon's staff in
tie civil war, holds position in the
Interior Department.
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pated bis speedy capture. Wilson,
with the deputy's pistol, shot two balls
into one Of the posse. Some oil the
posse riddled Wilson in moment. He
died instantly.
THE BLACK DISTRICT.
The county Republican conventions
in the Second Tor black congressional
district develop much hostility to
0'Hars, the colored member. II is said
that if he is not nominated by his party
he will run as an Independent and
make canvass on the ground that he
is black man. The negroes are over
whelmingly in the majority there, aud
the case is an interesting one.
The Prohibition committee Of Shelby
has been active during the week. About
a dozen cases were tried before the
mayor. In each case physicians
prescription was the defence. Both
sides will rest on their oars until the
courts declare how far physicians
prescription in case not inquired into
can protect the druggist.
LIGHTNING, AGAIN.
At Swann's Point, Pender county.
yesterday, as a man named Bizzell
was walking through field bolt Of
lightning killed him, tearing all the
clothing from his body and literally
splitting him open. He was found
dead in this horrible condition in five
feet of a towering tree, which was not
in the least injured. No traces Of
lightning were found in the ground.
SUICIDE.
In Ashe county Mrs. Eli Yates COM
mitted suicide by drowning herself in 8
small mill pond six miles from Jeiier-
son. a few weeks ago her daughter,
sged thirteen, elOped with and married
boy Of seventeen. This affected the
mothers mind, and Wednesday night
her husband found at midnight that she
had left the house. lie took lantern
and followed her footprints to the mill
pond. Next day the water was drawn
from the pond and the body found.
NATIVE WINES.
1t was learned late last night that
Solicitor Galloway had given notice in-
formally of appeal in the case tried here
Yesterday involving the right to sell
native wine, which was decided in favor
OF that right. 1t is doubtful if the mat
ter will go any further. The sale Of
native wines will begin here at once, it
is understood. As North Cardinals
vineyards are numerous and large, and
wine is cheap, it will prove valuable to
that new industry, which the Law was
designed to foster.
FATAL SHOOTING.
News has been received Of fatal
shooting affair at Gastonia town, in
CASTOR county. Last night John Gro
mister and Henry Rhyme quarrelled,
when Rhyme drew a revoler and fired
upon Cronister. The shot took effect in
a vital part OF the body, and Cropister
fell mortally wounded. Rhyme fled, but
was captured and brought back for trial.
Rhyme is only twenty-three years OF
age, and Cronister is his hait-brother.
The affair was the result Of whiskey,
as Rhyme had been drinking. Rhyme
was found to be too heavily under the
influence of whlskey to stand trial.
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flaming ,o Richmond.

Superinsendent-of-P ublic-InslructiOn
Buchanan has received the resignation
of w. A. Bowles, ESQ, superintendent
OF schools al stanton. Mr.. Bowies
resigned to accept the position Of prin-
cipal of Leigh-Sueet school In this city,
10 which he was recently elected by the
Board. MIR. W. w. Robertson has
been recommended to the State Board
of Education TO fill the place just va
Gated by MIR. Bowles.
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Marvellous Rome. walking Feat.

ATLANTA, Ga, July 24.-PrOfes-
sor f. Leon, OF Mansfield, Ohio, to-day
performed what is said TO be the most
marvellous rOpe-walkiDg feat on record.
lie crossed the Grand Chasm at
Tallulah Falls on an inch and a half
rope, fifteen hundred feet long, and sus'
pended from cliff to cliff, at the height
of twelve hundred feet above the rapids.
Four thousand people witnessed the
feat, three thousand going from At
ianta
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Archbishop CrOke's Encouraging
Wards

by Anglo. American cable 10 the Dispatch. !
LONDON, July 2i.-The Most Rev.
Thomas ". Croke, archbishop Of
Cashel, has sent to the treasurer Of the
National League parliamentary fund a
remittance containing contributions
from nearly all the priests Of his do
cese. In the letter bearing the remit
lance the Archbishop says " There is
no ground for dependency. We have
the greatest political strateglst at our
head. The courage Of our race Vas
never higher nor more hopeful. The
sympathy Of the whole civilized world
is with us. We have a compact party
Of 800 members in the House Of Com
mons. Nearly a million and a half Of
EngIshmen voted for restoring our
country's rights
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Reform City Committee.

A meeting of the Reform City Gen.
trail Committee, OF which Hon. Henry
L. Carter is chairman and DR.. 4. +.
Stratton is secretary, will be held to-
morrow night at Knights-of-Labor Hall.
II is to be hoped that they will join
with the City Democratic Committee in
recommending that all Democrats par
ticipate in the meetings Tuesday night
to elect members Of new City Demo
cratic Committee.
The Jackson-W ard Democrats, with
out regard 10 past differences, will meet
Tuesday night at Kain's Hall to elect
their five members of the committee.
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ifourigo Notes.

The Henrico County Court was in
session for short while yesterday and
adjourned for the term. The only case
tried was the one involving the question
as to whether the child of John L. Red
ford shall live with its father or mother.
IL was decided that the father should
keep the child, and that it should visit
its mother at stated intervals.
The annual meeting Of the County
Board of Supervisors will be held at
the courthouse tomorrow.
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Installation ef Ofhcsrs,

District Deputy Bev. I. Crump has
installed the following officers Of Mar
shall Lodge, No. IL, Knights Of Py-
thias. for the ensuing term James
whittet, p. O.; w. j. Epps, @. G. /;
W. II. Blunt, V. O.; jackson Brandt,
prelate; W. r. Tslley, NJ. A.; r. Z.
Hendricks, l. G. Tbeo. Roach, o. G.
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Roy Beats Piunkett Easily in Three
straight Heats.

In the race yesterday afternoon at
The FAIRGROUNDS between T. NJ.
Hewett's bay colt Roy, to harness, -four
years DID, and L. e. Taylor's gray
mare Plunkett, to wagon, for a purse
of Ell goo, the colt returned the compli.
ment Of the previous race by beating
Plunkett easily. One Of the heats was
trotted in 2:30, which places Roy in the
2:30 class.
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me co,Ie-IsIe Troable. No, Ended.

The proposition of the striking Belle
Isle employees to return to work for the
wages offered by the company provided
that the latter will sign an agreement
to raise wages whenever the price Of
nails increases, has been telegraphed to
Mr.. Blsnkenship, who is now in Illi-
nois, and is not acceptable to him. Mr..
Baird called number Of the workmsn
together on Belle Isle yesterday and so
informed them.
II is to be hoped that further con-
ference will result in On understanding
between employers and employees.
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diocese. Rev. Fred. Lucks will be
the eelebrant, with Revs. Tlerney and
Dinnesn a. deacon and sub-deacon.
Rev. +. NJ. Tierney will deliver a pane
gyric on st. Vincent dc Paul, the pa.
tron Of all Christian charities in the
Catholic world.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-25
Instances of Executive C,emency.

The following persons were pardoned
by Governor Lee yesterday:
Josephine Smith, Of Norfolk, sent to
the peniten,iAry for assault in 1854.
John Preston, Of Washington coun-
~, sent on in 1884 for five years, for
HOUSEKEEPING and burglary.
Parker Turner, of Westmoreland
county, given three years in 1854, for
attempted rape.
The sentence Of Hugh Sykes, Of Pc
tersburg, convicted of murder in the
second tegree and given eighteen years,
has been committed TO nine years.
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Held for Attempted suicide.

New YORK, July 24.-Stephen
Brodie, who jumped from the Brooklyn
bridge yesterday afternoon, was brought
before Judge Kilbreth in the Tombs
Court to-day, charged with attempted
suicide. He was bailed in $1,000 to
answer Wednesday at $50 A: NJ.
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Ease Ball Yesterday.

BY telegraph 10 the Dispatch
Boston Bostons, &; Philadelphias,
II.
Brooklyn Brooklyns, ! st. Lou
is, 0.
Staten Island Metropolitans, ,
Louisyilles, Il.
Philadelphia; Athletics, =; Pitts
burghs, 6.
Baltimore Bal,imores, 1 Cincin-
natis, 10.
Washington Washingtons, New
Yorks, |.
Detroit Detroits. : ST. Louis, ,.
Chicago: Chicsgos, &; Kansas Citys,7 l..
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NORTH CAROLINA NEWS.
= %ad Case: a Lady Killed by Light
ming other Items.
Especial telegram to the Dispetch.l

Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.l
RALEIGH, n. c., July 24.-Details
CT a sad occurrence comes from Hol-
mans, Dayie county: Mrs. Sallie Ba-
ker, who lives near there, Wednesday
was in the house with two little chill
dren. She stopped to pick up pillow
from the floor behind the bed where it
had fallen when through a broken pane
in the window a bolt Of lightning en-
tered. Ii struck her on the neck.
Death was instantaneous. The children
were unhurt, though in few feet of
their mother.
This week some important district
Democratic conventions viii be held.
There are the Third judicial at Wilson,
Seventh Judicial at Fayetteville, Tenth
judicial at Morganton, and Eleventh
Judicial at Lincolnton.
HORRIBLE ACCIDENT.
At a saw.mill at Wilmington Will
liam MCLAUGHLIN, boy Of fourteen,
was the victim of horrible accident.
lie was playing in the mill. To his
wrist was attached a piece OF rope.
While playing around the engine the
end Of the rope caught in the driving
wheel. In an instant the boy was
jerked from his feet and whirled around
with frightiul rapidity until his arm
was torn from the shoulder. After the
accident the boy ran up the steps lead
ing to the upper floor Of the mill, then
turned and ran down again, when be
fell dead.
a TRAGEDY.
A tragedy was enacted in Robson
county. Jim Wilson, desperate ne
gro, had entered q store from which be
had taken goods and money, and upon
trial was found guilty and ordered to
Jail. On the way to jail be released
his arms, which had been tied behind
him. With knife he intimidated the
officer, and, taking from him two pistols,
required him to change his course and
take the prisoner back home. The OIL
Ger reported the occurrence, and .
posse Of men went with him to VIII
sons house with shot-guns, and antici-
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LATE WEATHER REPORT.
, telegraph 70 the Dlspatoh.l

10y ttiSbihP'A ~ 'hN AA'fo-AsJ
WASHINGTON, July 25--l a. NJ
Indications for hirty-tWo hours For
Virginia, far geather, (oltored during
the night by local rams, southerly Siads,
becoming PARABLE, no decided change in
temperature.
For North Carolina, South Carolina,
Georqia, Eastern Florida, Western
Florida, alabama, and Mississippi,
local rams, stationary temperature,
raridbie w,nds.
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BALTIMORE STOCK nARkEr.
RICHMOND sro,nIscna>sg.

BAITIsoRE. MD. July 2l.-vlviuls IS,
censolic sied. 62Is: past.due coupons, - /;
new ss S. North CAROLINA IS ol5. l2s.
Hid TODAY
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THE DIsPATcH JoB-PRISTINa HOUSE Il
thoroughly equipped TO do all kinds Of
Book AsD Joy-PRINriEa Ut the shortssi
notice.
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Reward offered for forgsr.

The Governor has offered reward Of
zoo for the arrest Of u. Il. Jones,
psnted in Nottowsy county on the
charge Of forgery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-25

SATURDAY, July "a, 1898.
SALvs-FIRsr BOARD 900 Virginia new
SIS at esst, 2,cOo DO. NJ 6sez. 90 600 DO. at
6sh; 90 virginia coupons (old) at Is; 5000
Cspe-r ear and Nadsiu Valley nrst e'set9 %.
GnNIISMrNr SFCrRIIIKA htd. AIksa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-25

GRAIN iND rOrION ENCHA>GH.
Richmond. July p leso'
oFPERIsos,
WHEAr-530 bushels,
CuBN.--Wbite. 1000 bushels.
RYE.-i6 bushes.
sALEs REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAr.-Rsd, leo bushels fair Shortbeuy
at soc.
RlE.-l6 bushels good ON private terms.
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, esfiyn, ar ~. y,ncons de- Paul.

This morning at half-past 10 O'Clock,
- st. Peters Cathedral, solemn high
nsss viii DO sung, il being the festival
81. Vincent Dc Paul, patron Of this
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MAXINE iNrELIIGENCE.
PORT or RICHMOND. JULY "a. 1855.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Roanoke. Couch. New York
merchandise and passengers. q. w. Allen
y Co.. agents.
Steamer wyoming. Pannill, Philadel-
phlA, merchandise and passengers. j. W.
McCarrick. agent.
steamer Ariel. Deyo, Norfolk. United
States mail, merchandise and passengers
j.. h. Tatum, agent
schooner Emma ID. Endlcott, Bowen.
Phuadel yhis. coal, =. IL. HAYES.
SAILED.
Schooner n. 4. Brooks. Risley, Stamford.
bark, A. Il. Goodman; vessel. Curtis & Par
ker.
schooner Dora Allison, Rose. bridgeport.
pig iron. ]. N. Gordon agent; yessei, Curtis
4 Parker.
FORT OF NEwPoRT'NEws. july s4rH.
lBy telegraph.
ARRIVED.
steamship Seneca, Walker. West Point.
and sailed FOR New York.
SchooneB William Cobb, -, New
York: James Is. Ogden, 1ole. New YORK; ;
Samos, Smith, orient: Ida B. Gibson,
Banker, New York.
SAILED.
Schoonen Besaie Morris. Wheaton. Lynn,
Mass. w. II. keeney. smith. Charleston !;
sue " illiams. Peane. New York.
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COTTON REPORT.

COTTON REPORT. ~
Market quiet.
QUOTATIONS..
GOOD 5IDDLIEG.-9bc.
NIDDLrsG.-s" c.
Low AlDBIIsG.-ec.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-25

In the consideration Of the naval
construction bill this afternoon, when
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-25

presidential Office. Judge bennett mas
invariably been met with the statement
from the President and the Postmaster
General that the lady was sustained by
many leading Democrats. The fact
is that forty-two signatures were
obtained at an early date in
favor of her retention. Since then
the matter mas assumed wider than
local significance. Charges of po-
litical misuse of the position have been
filed. signed by nsarly all the Demo-
Gratis in the county. Not willing TO
rest their case there, the Democrats of
Cabarrus in county convention held on
the 18th instant adopted resolutions
with a number Of whereases setting
forth what had been done and
calling for the appointment of
"a true and faithful Democrat.
These, as duly signed and attested
by the seal o. notary, will be presented
TO the Postmaster General on Tuesday
next by Judge Bennett and other men,
bers of the North Carolina delegation.
They will again insist upon the reno
val of the obnoxious postmaster. 1t
ought to be stated that Miss Dusenberry
is supported in this matter by Colonel
Paul b. Means, OF Concord, chairman
of the Democratic Committee for the
Sixth congressional district.
Primaries are being held every day in
Mr.. Trigg's district. lie said to-day he
was not able to leave his seat to look
after his interests at home, that there
were many measures Of Importance to
the people of Virginia which were like
ly to come up at any time, and he felt
that it was his duty TO remain here and
look after them.
NORFOLK NAvY-YARD.
In the consideration Of the naval
construction bill this afternoon, when
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-19
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS

LIVERPOOL. INSTRUMENTATION. Cumberland Cnt,
37s 3D. Long Clear Midcs 37s 3D. short Clear Mddles
37s Short Ribs 3Ss. Ud Shoulders 3OsDd per cwI Beef
62s for Extra India Mess Prime Mess 4Js ID Pors-
Prime Mess. 6ls. Cd per Dbl. Prime Mess Eastern.
6UsUd; Western SIS. I'd Lard-Amencsn 35s. Prime Vest
Shoulders 35s Butter5Os per- Lfor finest ned
States. Cheese-American Choice 55s. I'd Wheat-lted
Spring. sd. lOd. Red Winter. Us. 3D.
per GENITAL New No 2Winter. 6s. Ot2d; do. NO.
spring, Sd. New Mixed Western. is.l I'D California No
!. is I'd nos. lld do No 6s6d ass Sd GENITAL Pro-
duceSprits OF rurpentIne 2os tL do at London 2is nj
percwt Refined Petroleum, Cd gallon. Clover Seed
Fine 23s 3D.: Prime city. 2}s Gi. cwt
Rosn-COmmOn S. 3d.; Pale lis. 81 0Os o. Linseed OH.
per ProvisioDs-American Refrigerated Beet.
hind quarters 6d fore quarters I'D Hops at Lon
don-New. York state. IS IS. Od. a rs los. Oh -
Atlantic ports lS.JOU
quarters from Pacihc ports $4,000 quarters irom other
sources, II 900 quarters
Receipts OF American corn. IL 400 quarters
LONDON Oct ls.-PrOduce-Linseed OIL. $50 5sOd q kzo
Cake los ID per Refined Petroleum 7-lod
40 81 6d gallon Spirits OF Turpentlne. 2s 90 per
cwt. sperm OIL, zoo Kosn-COmDon. IS I'd per
cwt; Pale Od oils. 0i PROFESSIONALISM 54s ID per
American. Sugar-l3s Cd cwt for Cuba Cen
pOarzng J6S and lis Sd u.s. 3D. Tor Auscoyado
refining afoa. Australian TaOw-Beef. 23a 3D. aZys
I'd Mutton 27s. Cd d2os. I'd COcOanut Oi-CcyOn. tZb
Cochin. t3i 6 American Refrigerated Beet So 6d of
hind quarters 2s I'd quarters SID ny the
ANTWERP. Oct. l3.-PetrOleum-Fine pale American. Is
paid and 10 francs - centimes selern
Wlc0xs Lard closed 81 francs 20 centIInos per AVo
kilos
BREMES. Oct iS.--Petroleum-6 marks 30 pfennigs
Wcoss Lard closed AT "a marks 20 pfeIDiss per loJ d.
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THE TRADE IN CHICAGO

CHICAGO. Oct l8 tSocidWheat held all day not
far from 70 cents for November The supply
ment making the increase only 900 bushels when
body had anticipated that 1t would be 125000O
bushels helped the market The fact that IL became
known early the day that the yards
settled also helped TO bold the figure steady Fraley how
ever is still the main support tn the market The
prospective ending OF the strike weakened provisions
Pork sold oil 30 barrel by the packers mainly
dull and ieaturcless The charters IL
bushels of wheat and 100000 bushels Of corn The o'clock
close 13a 70 + cents for November wheat 30
for November and 80 10 for January In the short
afternoon boar the wheat market raised 10 134 cents for
November 30 O'Clock the close 70 70 = cents
November wheat 80 for November and 80 IS for
January pork puts November wit at 12 cents calls
November wheat 739 cents; puts November corn 35s
cents. calls November corn. 36A cents The visible sup
ply staten, shows increase in wheat OF lc 900 BUSH
els increase of 27S000 bushels and an increase
oatso Of II uhusl