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The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1889-08-03
SCIENTIFIC EXPERIMENTS.
Some That VIII Amuss ~ Well ms Interest
the OnloOkers.


Some That VIII Amuss ~ Well Ms Interest
the Onlookers.
An interesting homemade method OF
natural decoration consists simply in
taking glass or goblet and placing in
the interior little common salt and
water. In day or two q slight mist
will be seen upon the glass, which
hourly will increase until in very short
time the glass will present very
beautiful appearance, being enlarged
to twice its thickness and covered with
beautiful salt crystals, packed one
upon another like some peculiar fungus
or animal growth. A dish should be
placed beneath the glass, as the crys-
tails will run over. The color of the
crystals may be changed by placing in
the salt and water some common red
ink or a spoonful of bluing; this will be
absorbed and the white surface covered
with exquisite tints. No more simple
method OF producing inexpensive or
beautiful ornaments can be imagined,
and by using different shapes of vases
and shades an endless variety of beau
tiful forms can be produced. The glass
should be placed where there is plenty
of warmth and sunlight.
Another scientific experiment which
may interest some of the older as well
as the younger members of the family
may be made by suspending from the
ceiling thread which has previously
been soaked in very salt water and
then dried. To this fasten light ring
and announce that you are about to
burn the thread without making the
ring fall. The thread will burn, it is
true, but the ashes it leaves are COM
posed of crystals of salt and their Co
hesion is strong enough to sustain the
light weight OF the ring attached to
the thread.
Another form of the same expert
ment is to make a little hammock of
muslin to be suspended by four threads,
and after having soaked this in sailed
water and dried it as before directed.
to place in it an empty egg-shell. Set
the hammock on fire; the muslin will
be consumed and the flame reach the
threads which hold it without the egg
falling from its frail support. With
great care you may succeed in per-
forming the experiment with a full
egg in place OF an empty shell. taking
the precaution. however, to have it
previously hard boiled, that you may
escape an omelet in case of failure.
Another curious experiment is that
OF putting an egg into bottle without
breaking the shell. Soak the egg,
which must be fresh, for several days
in strong vinegar. The acid Of the
vinegar will eat the lime of the shell
80 that while the egg looks the same
it is really very soft. Only little
care is required to press the egg into
the bottle. When this is done fill it
half full of lime water and let it stand.
The shell will absorb the lime and be-
come hard again, and after the lime
water is poured off you have the curl,
Gus spectacle of an egg the usual size
in a small-necked bottle, which will be
a great puzzle to those who do not
understand how it is done.-Chicago
times.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1889-08-03

lcrluS lrOh the lncleucncy OF the
weather.
1t was about ten o'clock in the morn
ing when ! started out, and by mid aft
ernoon had walked at least ten miles,
and knew that l was entirely bewil-
dered. Icouldn't keep a straight course
for the creeks and swamps, and the day
was SO cloudy and the forest so dense
that there was no sighting the sun to
guide me. 1t was just five o'clock in
the afternoon when 1 reached good
sized stream, and the first thing / saw
was an old house boat tied to the bank.
There was smoke coming out of a
stovepipe thrust through the roof. and
/ congratulated myself that l had
reached shelter and something to eat.
There was plank reaching from the
boat to shore, and assembled it and
entered the cabin unannounced. A
white man and a negro were sitting in
the rude room, and fire had just been
kindled in the cook stove. There was
door at the other side of the boat.
It stood wide open, and the instant the
men caught sight of me both sprang
for the door. In the rush they bumped
into each other and both rolled to the
foor. The white man was the quicker
OF the two, and while stood looking
and wondering be scrambled ND and
New-York tribune., 1889-11-04
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New.York, Saturday, Nov 2-BEEvES Recefp,s n
cuding late arrivals yesterday were 152 carloads 260
hdad-4 carloads direct tg an East Side saneheser Is
Company, q carloads for j. Stern carloads for Ksufnaa
Strauss and single carload Of local stock and "a.
loads at Jersey City, OF which p carloads were @
tie and the balance for the home trade No trading y.
ported Feeling dull
Private cable advces N date quote refrgeratsd b.x
steady at I'D scant &c n ana American I've
unchanged at II Gl2c. estimated dressed weight
Romans took out l,0l2 quarters Of beef for s~lt Co
CALyES-Ony three head received, and trade mlr<
with no change 70 record in prices
Sales.--future. Wright Co. VeaIs, Io4 n at 7e pa
j. J. HaIenoecE 8 FED Calves, S45 n, ., &c.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recelpts, IA carloads Of 3,osl
heads carloads at 6othst and carloads G Jersey City,
and 20 learoats were held over Friday Mae
sSa seas cnser du for lambs RSoas carloads
the close Sheep sold at 80 S0asj 20 per 100 D. aad
poorest b. best lambs at s5 25ds6 80.
Siles-Sherman Culver; 40 ONO sheep, 81 D n
fS0 d. So % at ss go and go mixed Lambs from Buffalo,
T. S. Kase: 2l0 Canadian Lambs SCH =. At esio;
l97 PENNSYLVANIA do, 62a H. at s5 30; 2e Pennsyysns
'"Jf Jddd ( ~haSkingham 2l2 Canadian Lambs. g n ~
90 10; 95 state do, 6G2 N, at IS % 12s do. 70 n u
% Z sSs; Stat shesep 1S5 M %esstn a. q Sheen &
n Collins: ii Il VirgiHis Sheep, ioi r. a, a 50: ii
B. Harrington 20f Canadian Lambs 81 n at % Is,
1Gi S.ae do G5 n at IS -.
Dillenback & Dewey: 1o9 Western sheep s1s n.
J. Hallenbeck: 1e4 western Sheep eOe n. at a 10;
loo Northern Canada Lambs II n. at s5 so 10 DO Is
a. 2 M d. t77 oS cHnsdos os d s9 ,6 % @ RI r. % 81 ?o q
1OGS-Receipts 80 carloads OF 1892 head None fi
sale alive. Ncinlnally dull at s4ds4 so. Pigs mighs
bring 81 6oas4 05 II chOIce.
New-York tribune., 1889-11-04

damage done is not lSnown-known ana dlsco1hnos ILL.,
buI IN furnishes one more weapon 10 uc s -
IN hold the market dull AS IN ule case oi ,e
". nonrrnc irregIllartleS in the making Oh rates
ir the railway world side issue Is ralseu SIM,
nlv Tor the purpose OF cl0udlng the one Sit,nu
elct that the business OF TINS country VIII Will
,g r,onogcd is now unpreccdentedly prosper.
"ns and that t1e railways OF tle country, ."os
and west north and SOUTH IN lhe lnon ',,,,I tba
traffic both ways are o.a'd oNer.aATd' i.S,e and the
Equipment. That is the grand ISSUE Gu anu holnv .nv
GpaI determinator of values. we pflht peio"
the monthly and quarterly statements OF Ine new
CIhesapeake and Ohio ana Dig fouI NJ III pshn 60
Co., ioal,e and Ohio for the three months SHOWS
n Sain i'm net earnings of over 80 per ceht; i ne
:. Bic Four does not make laNotapc sno"tns . 1
for fhc month. because oil spccial snoo ~ j.;
tIo tbree months its net earnings are soVo,oio ~
ooss of current first charges ana Ia per cen,
On its nreferred stock equal to the rate oi over
q per cent per annum upon Its oo,hriiU oiDi, o',nr
To put il another way. ls hco e'ln i.-;.i,;, s1S.
ohorees for the first three months are wlth s,2,-
nnn 81 a wears dividend on Its prelerreu stock,
60 that during the next nine months ,ne e"i a.;
in excess of s75. 900 will be appncapie W ui'i-
ooi1u on noyements of Missouri Pacific stock are
-. -. " 80 The street All the officials are loud
i'm their expressions OF the colnpan. ,"ni, ~
Tho nrices made for the STOCK aI Iiic o.oe-> IN IN,
dhan1e Inv free and liberal sales by outspokeh
hears are fiat denials of official statements, we
ore NOT permitted TO believe that hhSsouii 1 d
cfc could have been marheu ,on uv"n ac'micscence
Of MIR Gould 1t seems certain that lor some
secret purpose OF his own lie has temporarHy aI,
I;od viii leading bears Of the Street. What
their purpose is sooner or later Will be revealed.
hut in the meantime il is well to remember that
Sir Gould has made MANY serious errors III specu, 'ay
Istion and that now no combination can make
much headway against the country's prosperity.
particularly when stocks ana pchds OIL good sc,
curitles nave 50 largely falieh lnlO inc hdhus %
rich men. VINO have not purchased them Tor specu-
iation. Fluctuations beneficial or harmful to
the traders at the STOCK LAehahge. Hl'y occur
hnt II will REQUIRE changed conditions III the com
mcrcial. mercantile and monetary systems OF
tic country To unlock the boxes where the great
bulk of the certificates are held
ber of shares sold OF ali stocks. the highest.
lowest and final prices of the week toaether with
The final prices of week ago. preilAed by the
average prices OF November s. 1883;
WEEKLY RANGE.
New-York tribune., 1889-11-04
,r,,r rpADr IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. Nov. 3 (spcciaD. aD.-There was enough "'s
ing OF short wheat by the local bears yer'enS
check the slightly downward tendency. tu''nI
Partridge and Linn all bought more or less
Workers were inclined to sell. .. " "hHe
being rather prominent that side The mS's. =,
however, was nsrow one, SO narrow in IA ..o,
II was small affair even for saturiay. inc .,,
from the orening to the close was within 80 sveso
nccember opened at 10 IS cents sosi 80 T3
"a "a and so cents, and closed At ~ 49, S4s.,xs.n
centS. May opened at SO 34 cents s9h csSis.
"a 10 and SO 7-s cents and closed at % D, yorSar
II was estimated that the visible supply on oSo %
would show an corH lncreSsg oSened and closed at u
same price 33 1898 Ia oepts for May o xeaf
ali day within Is cent range. Provlsloh. "cornsr1
the pork clique dropping the price Climber Of tns ps
ontjon The object Is TO put tie NoNenivrc vnrrcostsby
down TO point at which packers eanno, psesiSl
manIfac ture. Just soon a. the PP,sng they
scaipers became aware Of the clique hSYsy,emNs,
oinc,i in greatly fastening the decline ne and eiOsa
trork opened at 30 40, sold 10 80 IL Az ~ 70 ~
at 30 96. Year opened at & - 81 s spls % o ~
ar 40 IL and closed at 80 1899 20. I've S 1IVi
pork little affected other produo&ls, & ,'Ss S Janusl
AZ the close showing l2d3 cents drop Joy rnscemSS
Wheat on the curb sold at 70 rs cents ioF D'''-
New-York tribune., 1889-11-04
GPAIy AND PRODUCE MARKETG
FEATURES or NETWORK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NEW fOhh DEALiNuS
The grain markets Saturday were generally
quiet. Spot lots of wheat were IL cent lower. but
business was only moderate. There were sales Of
% 600 bushels for milling and 80, 900 bushels hr
storing purposes There also were sales of 10000
bushels for export, after the regular hours OF ousf
ness Options extremely quiet, less than 2ooo'
900 bushels being traded The tendency OF prices
WAS downward under the influence OF easier cables
and free receipts IN the Northwest 1t was also gen.
orally expected that the visible supply Will show
decided increase by todays statement. December
sold from "a to SO 34 and May from 80 12 to so 3lS
cents. On the curb December sold at 50 3-4d s37S
cents. Official closing quotations showed losses Of
1-oa3-8 cent as follows November So L. Deem
ber SO "a: January S5, February 50 Is, MaNA
L. April 50 IL and May 50 IA cents.
Corn shows more OF bulllsh temper on ngns
receipts and sympathy with stronger senumeas
West Spot lots improved IA cent, and ooo~
bushels we're taken by shippers. The visibhsuppV
statement Is looked for show important decrease
in corn The options were fairly active, and enos~
err q, gains of 14al-s cent, as follows Novembsf
Al as December AZ, and January Al DO cents.
oats were quiet, but firm. The options cioseo .
trec higher. as follows: November 70 l-o, Decem-
ber 90 S-s, January 26 5-s and May - 90 Saa
rotrts lower as follows November 50 40, DecemDcs
III o. January as "a, February S6 %, ana mANA
$6 80. 49,. .,no,.od IN sa,un
,Trre a. follows Wheat 49, 742 bushels; corn 51'
1Ie bushels; oats 9s.01I bushels to'ai St,c.c,
s3I bushels: -four, 56,921 packages AT oun Wt,
Milwaukee and st. Louis the arrivals NcIo % 80
326 bushels; total graln 3o9,469 bushels hou'' ~
176 barrels.
New-York tribune., 1889-11-04

November closed Il. So5s 6e eyanuary t7o, May 4sass
City heavy TO. light 5t35sse; Pigs, ss.cs.sa.
w>h lower Western markets Options declined sdeIlas ing
points and speculation was dull Spot lots quoted nart
sales go tcs e27c January closed at e24c; sses IA
tcs, G25c February closed at g. 25c March cIosed y
eS2c Re9ned-CoItInrnt 9uotsd at oo9a7 .o5c sous
quiet look, though prices show material ehsns.s
Strictly fancy stock is held firmly while grades ~
barely steady STATE Creamery tubs fancy "a a24hc Il
sIa%sy baSs PSs ssaI.s we''eiS
iss ssiS' s,..a bsi2s 1islRi ,SS. l$ ia
fancy, 23c choice I3a21c do good 15aI7c sn bs,,,
Welsh tubs fancy i9a2lc prime, 15gi7c state Dsr,;;
gs fs r3Sa lSs"e 5s se Dn Sat- n; & t'n6 @
i5s 5sl7c @e.,sa ,sa'' sSSa sse Choice
sJps IL pS 60 isS5Se sSdd Ss t lSsiS so @ Es iS5:
factory tubs, Grsts, aaSiofc; seconds. sasse sasa a.
s@., END ,Soy Ss tn. 'hs 6sy Sas steady sB
iOhSiOhc; common to choke. sai0isc Dght SKINS Y
g part. ssims. Ss7e; common skins a 2e1e: Ohio ts
Fancy new laid Pennsyvania 25a2Gc State and Pss,s
sylysna. fresh go Canadian a,e pacsst 2ls22,
i0sGUGG R@fa prpp ie vea and nominal Fan r.aa.
47.c Centrfugai oe test sac Renned-Tn light r.assS
Gsgss M Sst hs e Mo:d @ sqS; 7 tsG,.
er. 'Ar s'.c; standard ~" 81 aoTo on "a ssss,s,
white, Extra &C" GaSsc; Extra &C." s'sa5'se; "cs
5'se5ac Yellow. 5i.a5hc
city, do. 7sc. oeomargarine 5 71Ca5i2c.
TALLoW-Rather quiet but firm IN price. Prime a.
quoted 7.16a49c. No sales reported.
New-York tribune., 1889-11-04
LIVE STOCK MARKEDLY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo, Nov. 2.-Cattle-Receipts last "a hours, 2I@
head total for week thus far. 49, 300 for same tns
head to New-York $40 head on sale. sheep and lambs
Receipts last % hours 44C0 head total for week hss
far 43 600 head; for same time week, 30 400
signed through eco head 500 head % Nsw.Yotk 2o@
head on sale; prices steady with fair demand cholee
to extra sheep 81 6O6e4 so; MEDIUM % good 90, toc
- so common do, s4as4 25 good 70 choice lambs
IS 25 HogRece.ps last "a hours lS 300 head Ia on
for week thus 1920 for same time last week So W;
con signed through 8 500 head 700 head on sale phees
firm; business fairly active; Yorker - o3Ge4 10;
So 25ds3 So ,. ooo ......
St Louis. Nov. 2.LCattle-Receipts. 500; shipments.
none Market strong choice heavy native steers - 800
- 75 tar to good do SO 25ds4 80 stoers and feede
81 ooSso co. range steers 80 1Qas2 10. Hogs
Recepts. 1000 shipments, none Market ssa.eaayi
receipts 100; shipments none. Market firm; fair
choice. 50 30ds4 go.
New-York tribune., 1889-11-04
BANK CONDITIONS COMPARED.
THE AVAILABLE SURPLUS.

BY the operations of the New-York Sub Treasury
In the week ended last Friday evening, which IN,
cInded the payment of s703,22O for purchased
bonds and the receipt of s498 900 for exchange on
ptber Sub Treasures, the New-York banks lost
e9l 3 95s cash. Yesterdays BANK staIemen, oi
indicates that the net receipts from the interior
were sufficient to overcome the losses by SUD SUD
trreasury operations, and that the actual cash
held AZ the close of business Friday was q
Meater sum than the amount reported Tor 'lie nc
average of the week. There is an expansion 90 %
n75s 900 in loans and an increase OF sl,2o9 o9o
In deposits The statement shows loss 10 the
surplus reserve of 81, s,sOO leaving 1t at 29'
A75 against 3,73o.25o NoyemDef o. 600 Co Coz
80, 786, $50 November 3, 1887. ana so'o3~''oo
November 9, 1885. -. nra
The changes for the corresponding week OF pre-
ceding years were as follows: ISs5-loans IN
crease S7O4,500, cash decrease s2,l54,7 7OO de-
posits decrease SAG 200, and surplus reserve de-
Grease 81 ,96s,l60; lsS7-loans increase s2,Ioa,-
400. cash decrease 81 ,g59,400, deposits increase
1spe 900, and surplus reserve decrease u, 10"
32s; rge6-leans decrease, Noe.so0, cash de-
New-York tribune., 1889-11-04
Total e7 cosso 417 s7O97775 Inc, s77o'@5S 12'2
THE WEEK AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE.

II
The general bond market at and outside OF
the Stock Exchange last week was no exception
TO the rule Of many preceding weeks flrmhess
characterized all the dealings and IN some III III
stances notable advances were established Inc
collateral issues of the Atchison, Topeka ana
Santa Fe and all classes Of the direct Issue
Of Missouri, Kansas and Texas were conspicuous
ian this respect. But Of the stock market another
story is 10 be told. The total dealings for t4re
week aggregated only l, ,61 9,G1 shares. OS that
total the intended destroyer Of the little ex-
change around the corner unlisted depart
ment@furnisbed 602,27O shares, leaving for the
transactions in railway and other legitimate
stocks only 1,01 7,343 shares. against the small
aggregate Of the preceding week Of l, Isl ,ogi
department which did so much last week 70
encourage brokers' clients toward active dealings
in good securities American Cotton Oil, with
transactions amounting TO BAL, ,270 shares d,c
clined 12 per cent from the price Of n week
ago, and closed only with recovery OF %
per cent Sugar Trust, with sales OF l43,962
mud closed at 20 "a. or Is higher than a week
AGO. after a decline Of over 5s per cent Lead
Trust suffered a decline from % 3-s TO II "a,
and closed at o-s attcr sales OF ~ share
for list of the dead and wounded from the
department in the Stock Exchange the object
Of the establishment Of which is alone its own
condemnation-an effort TO nure the Consolidated
Board II is beyond question that through the
action Of the Stock Exchange the promoters of
Phoenix Mining at 81 l2asln and the individual
mil-owncrs who have gone into the various trusts
| have had lleQitimate opportunities to turn their
watered shares into cash.
But it must be borne In mind that IL has not
| been necessary TO do this even 10 the extent
| of half their holdings in order to realize the
fun cash value of the properties, and at the same
time remain IN control OF them. 1t matters little
| reports made at various times are true They
| were all blind statements beyond the power of
| analysis. The logic Of events at the Stock En-
| change gives ample reason 10 believe that the
| good statements put forth when the prices of
| the trusts at their highest made with
the intention TO deceive. In such cases danger
signals that are enclosed In the pure white wrap
pers of prosperity do not and have failed IL
protect tie average clientage OF the members OF
The Stock Exchange.
So this activity and sharp declines IN the trusi
stocks are now used TO deter buyers from enter
ING the stock market at all. There seems 10 be
no reason 70 suppose that the full extent Of The
New-York tribune., 1889-11-04
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

COFFEE-Braz growths on the spot have ignI iM IN IN
qury, but the general feeling as to pnsss cohhugs % @
porte1 Mid grades quiet and unchanged The % opeoh
marked developed more strength to-day though e gsp
IeSs than 10000 bags changed hand After an Sa
settled opening the temper became builish ana prices
advanced 15a2O points with some lite pnyine e DS
sshortsn closing steady about the top Ih,ie Were
no Wayre adyices today owing to a holiday Hamburg
advanced tribe RIO quoted steady KeGTag eIYate, hss 2s
receipts u days. 6000 bags; RIO ceaanees i9f y; o.
G006 bags Rio cearances for Europe, M nc,nts %
days. 1000 bags Receipts at Rio July ,6 70 200 MSVfDs ha
l. 1859 7G4, bass time, 1855, lJ9Z wv Dass
same time 1887 020 600 bags. Receipts at santos
July / to November 1. 1889, $4,000 bag.; same t'nN'
10 So,as - o. day, 10 zoo hogs ne follows:
New-York tribune., 1889-11-04
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore, No. 2-Cotton eaeier; mddlng 1osc Flour
dull but steady. Wheat-Southern dull and unchanged;
Fultz 73aS3c; Longberry, 75dS4c No, sic; steamer
7Ga77c Western quiet and easier No winter red SPOT
and November 7914 assoc December, SlAc January S2!c
February GS3Lc Corn-S0uthern white hrn, Al
yellow nomna, 4Od41i2c; wastern inactive and Arm
mixed spot 4oa.a41c; November and December 40i2a
March, 4Ol. d4olac. Oats nrm southern and Pennsyt
vania 25a 20 9l2c Western whit 2sa292c d. mixed 2Sa
2c graded No white. 29d292c. Rye easier prime 70
choice 53d55c. Hay steady; prime TO choice timothy
al2 JQdSi3 Provisions Unchanged and steady. Butter
fnn; Western packed. 13a16c best roll. 16alec cream
Soc. Core, stcaiy Rio cargoeS hr l9c; Sugar S
Whisky unchanged 81 TO- Frclghts 70 Liverpool. per
steamer quiet grain, 81; Cork for orders, a. 9i Re
ceipts-Flour 1S.43G bbis; wheat $500 bush corn.
40 BOO bush oat, 1000 bush rye 200 bush. Ship
n 600 bush Saes-Wheat. 125. 900 bush 22.0
nanalo N Y. Nov 2.-wheat-No. hard in fair de-
and 10000 bushels selling az So4c closing price Soc
No i Northern dull S3a4c asked No Northern She;
winter grades quiet but steady No. red, s3e No
No IOngberry sold at s5c in store No extra white
soas3c on track Corn dull and lower; No yellow,
3ss.c: No o 3s2c No. 3. 3Slc I'm store. oats steady
and unchanged Barley quiet and unchanged; Nothing
dong I'm rye Flour dull and unsettled Mil feel du,
and weak Canal felghts firm and unchanged VIII az ana
fsxseet SC and rye. 4l2c to Newofork; lumber
to Albany 80 per 900; TO Ncw-York 50 so Receipts
10 900 bushels: barley 200 bushels $4,000 bush
els Shlpments-By cana-Wheat, 1923 600 bushels corn
90 900 bushels; barley, 10000 bushels; rye. 5000
bushels BY rail-Flour. 900 bbls wheat 1000 oush
els corn 40 900 bushels
Chicago Nov. 2Tho adIng futures ranged as followe
New-York tribune., 1889-11-04
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool Nov. q p. m-Beef- Holders orcr spar
lngly Pork--Hodcrs Offer moderately. IIam,-Hoders
~molders of.r moierlely. rallow-Holders or@ freely.
NV Is moor J. ri-Siot and futures-fIoders offer mod
erately. What int nour-Hodcrs offer moderately.
CorngSpot-tho supply is In excess OF the demand ;
iuturestIioders oier moderately NAKED Western SPOT
steady al As a.d; November steady Is Ld December
saadS at is I'D January steady at ls ID Hope at
London-Paciac Coast-Ihe SunRv In nAAr-
New-York tribune., 1889-11-04
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

Farson, Leach & Co., No Wall-st, offer :
Fremont, Neb., 6s; Frankfort Ind, 6s; st. Paul,
Mimi, 6s; Scotland, So. Oak, is. Particulars
furnished on application.
New-York tribune., 1889-11-04

on the Produce Exchage To-Day the ouner market was
6S NI wheat n q s d@aa 5 rps ing
g's7 94s7se ;'G gseoipts 900 Shipment $500 Corn
stronger No MIXED 81 oas oss strong s NO
dS weaker g. ,54 fasmss; quiet sAS5t
baSer hccsS qua barely saay Eggs strong
Va NSS SS;,b wssp S Qg6s 6o, S, SSh NS snd
s., a' Bafsy s'Soaf a%sf P 10 TGS saS S quiet
nsss ssS e. 81 sSls
Dsce@Se JSnqhsy a, h Fs6uaTy
Corn s arm No @Se sevo % Ta
G.SG ah Ea Sd gram G9 as t' N eiSor MO- ss9ssr
No mixed, November. 4Oisd4lc December. s6'.a46c ;
SS hxSd No '2st?N Y3sS Witt ID
No. %h a' NSybe 90 b on scs apS Ff aSBS
yS2S SSangn 2 TsssTpa
1 $S * oad G SuoSsr si .spS loose @ o
6sc. sugar Refined dull &c lower powdered
G7 ssS SsaSstea SG Sg
unchanged ReeePs0F9Gr Zoo 800 66ls wheat Y 400
shipmeGts51owhsst - $500 bushels corn. 800 bushels
st. Louis Nov, 2.-Flous steady and unchanged.
wheaA b% %ee ,D aGssssng today Trading
"Ge6gS The close was firm at Sac below ygser Sp TO
day n. . red oash, new 70'.a77sc, new, December
ssgsS'c, closed sse5sc bid psSe@hSTa cru 7Hsa 4ss
sd S 'SsGa Soa eS aAfs g. &'y mixed cash. sG,s ss
new, December and January closed 2sc Febrary closed
closed 2sc. Oats weak; No. . cash, lsc old NAV
closed 22c. and moss offered at that Rye quiet IN
iiran active steady. Faxseed 9qie... ii 25dsi a5L
iead-Ronned chemical hard. bid for s3 40 this
asked for common. Butter unchanged Eggs betor.
i6sd17c. Cornmeal steady, unchanged whl.key si 02
prime or bid and Dry sI. salt meats e boxed
clear. s5 s7s, Bacon ngTm; i'm; boxed shoulders .s5
ard 20 10 2HSsS 2 ooo sG5 Sg
X 900 bush corn % 900 bush oats, % 600 bush rye
a. too htsh h,rlr - 900 bush, Shlpmonts-
II 600 bbs; wheat $4,000 bush corn 900 bush oats
IA 600 bush; rye coo bush barley. none