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" oiroTATIoNS OF BEEvES.

LAeho a teers sod one yeal at - 400S4 rs,
and the average was estimated Ct 81 ~ ,o.s -, o.0
M ~ %ob sTS ySaD Consigned direct
Iai,gbteretS 90 carloads 60tst for Eastman
a's 70, ct s 81 Sn;A and
With the few carloads held from SATURDAY there were
fully 4s carloads sale This sppsfs 70 os ne @
supply OF Cattle received Tor tns % @ S
I'D Of ali knds is the prime cause for farmers rushing
thr Taste 10 market and they evidently prefer to sell
their grain the present and prospec.Ve & ay d
fork on probability OF sharp ad'ahce Ia theso sN'pe
articles next spring and summer. - . 49,, . o~n.o,d
Prices held up better than might nave oeen snpe s
FRIDAYS figures OF not over !0c 10 loc 'Seie
we're possibly scattering sales that were 2oe lower Inc
yards cleared at late houf oy So carosuS VI
Texans and Coorados sold % 1898 CO. poor to prime
native steers at 80 20as4 49, and choce 20 IN 10" t,
at higher figures including carload OF exrs Pf n eaS'
few Ohio and Kentucky fat cows and heers AZ % goa
Exporters purchased about carloads Of steers, mainly
% I,,iv9te cable adyces received Saturday quote refrg
and todsys dispatches indicate firm market for Amscan
steers at 5aqed 1o2a12o estimated dressed "eisn'
FeIght rates are quoted at so to 90 shings per head
Tn some cases a tribe more has been paid Insurance
premiums Will be advanced about tho November 10
Boston shipments will be uloaded as follows AZ eat.e
al and fpsg9w ca sss s ana s ssa
Baltimore shipments lnchde ,109 cattle to Liverpool
tonSdH and 219 o do E WpSr News on the Muir
ciano 20 to Have md tho SIS from Philadelphia on
the Mantoban TO Glasgow IN, ,,, ozo
The tSs This pS Tor ssagp s Epps
and 900 quarters Of beef in The Arsona f1r % nt
Company. The ST. Romans with e28 caoso W" d 70, ,b
f oWer hi is expected to get on with GOD head.
WEEKLY SHIPMENTS.
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DRUGS, DYES. EIt-Nmost every article in the drug
large H lots manted v
sales su G9'r. SadH t S 81 o RshS for q
f ssR and o % l} % a sfE1A 1%
45e in bbs ana tec in eases Castor on unchanged and
S fns and d is s'' quoted
az? 81 ha e1a Pq aa va: 80 in df e, a1saS
sH5c for Ssyss apd ssnsa's Fqcn sAe!
m San. Sc for @e:r aa @ b r
say at Si ySss. fGls 1S
re at 4. Z S q ].
essy & 4 % FOR a1s soc for domestic
FOREIGN AND oMEsTIC DRIED FRUIT-Buslness
S r@ has has SSe1se n t S
1:s:@s SI,:sq 1 S%; aa$sass
sxs1 have quite
S@S'So1 naaaa5 1sYss 0G;s Do
f i%p Cabinet 81 do valencia Of stalk aGSc for new
ac &c Hseni' ay sos do 3 ossa S
Hay AN D Win i s steady
S f9o s:.ss dk E F Ta CT t s S91 @
3S :as ca and ,i.a sSS rye Soas' short
qRa o :- es"i ''s s"s Rs5G
1855 co som@Sn fair 1890 1855 choice sss
90 Ss Ss Patc f9 cea. 1856 &
Boa 15c choice, 1883 a2c medium 27dsoc 1855 i5s
a3s sso
linn at 5ic. Jute Butts ouIet.
HIDEs-The common grabs have sold freely az steady
but sr saer ,ts o ana 3
l9ias4c; California. 2Qa25 n, at Is2c slatamorss ga
a at BSsnos 1 sSn f ssd 100 6ls g. at at
re co,doya klos lSaS u d!TlSe Gores Moatevdeo
4df'c; Currants 4asc Citron. Ieahorn 0a0ae Prunes
Ssf Prnss French eoaocs new o@OS ALMONDS:
s sey sSs Dc 90 a SS silica siGs
Do Jorda@ shfsa scs BGel Nuts ne
er Ssy s t me s seS ss sSSs bsg a *
Gsi Do auarterSoxes 80 5od$i ~
FOREIGN GREEN FRUIT-There is temporary
sonS Of p Mas Gq u ' auo n at i
bananas rather easier but CccOanuts steady We quot
a%as f q 5oas ,'56y ea
coanuts San Bias, si2dSi5; Baracoa do, sS2asi
m MA, Nsehs sSPRy h' Snv sersa and
steady and barreed stock hrin Quotations; Shore
pea SG No Nova SOFIA s7 5oa@S Cod G SSs
per n, and Bank GdO4c Box Herring, MEDIUM sealed
i5alec No: l. l2alSc Tucked Tails - and MAZDA.
e rGrtlsPd st5sa IS Dutch csacSc
all a3des d and the changes %r R'6Sla on
hs'f Tn' for @ 3a%' So s 10
moderate extent SALES 25 600 6blc 100 for export
fy @ i s9 ss rS S E ws Il d G GS eco & SP
S. Is 300 bbs suprrfne, SO i0as3 s5 200 hbI Fine
e. 7Jd$3 G5. Quotations: City Mil Extra West Indi1s
IS 3?as55 o Patents 9 60sso % Low Rx,r $ 7oa
choice "a 2oas6 90 fancy IS tosss 90; Pateat ord
spring Wheat, low extra, 50 7oasi - clear. 81 500
IS 70; Rye Mlxtures - 3Oasi 90; straght~, poor
g IS fancy DO. 80 soaso supeane spring and win:
nm. .pOU lIEkN FIt ti-tlruy held but trading
slow; SALES 900 tbis shlpping-G AIDES s3 70deI Is
40 RYE fLouR-Fairly aetiy. and nrm. Sales
BUCKwHEAT FLoUR-steady: Quoted at s2ds2 IS for
new crop, fair to choice fancy. 81 20 $500 BUCKwHEAT
GRAIN-Quoted at SO iJ00o for crop CORNMEAL
FIRM yellow Western quoted e. 50dS3 20
Brandyyne % %. Sales, 100 bbls including COO
bbls Brsndywlne.
GRAIN-wHEAT-Lower prices prevailed throughout
the entire lit today. and there general absuce Of
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FOR DOUBLING THE WORLDS FAIR CAPITAL.

Chicago. Nov (SpecaD.-The amendment to the
state constitution authorizing the City Council to issue
S. 600 600 worth of bonds for Worlds Fair purposes
WILL it is confidently believed. be adopted tomorrow.
Every ticket that Will be voted has clause on 1t so
worded that if cast without alteration or amendment
II will count in favor of the proposition There Is no
doubt that by tomorrow night the Worlds Fair Cor
poration will have capital stock OF Slooooooo III
tod ~ s5 600 600 The City Council then issue
the bonds and this DONE the President OF the United
states may be notified that Chicago has complied with
the conditions necessary for holding the Worlds Fair
and the proclamation to foreign nations may at once
ha issued.
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y 90 Ser e oS % ao isS
p a. = d. t.ss Sl 6 "a ~ s
ao 1855 d. 20 do ll5s ~ a. 70 20 J. ko VIZ !,
S i ia i g s At 50 80 10 do la b.
n ss? Is &c. ls sglss' fs9'Gfsya s'fs!is 'a
ss 6 ~ i 8; :. 70 / s. 'al 4 s
55S a. isG |as n I 81 yi1s
T. q s. so ksStgcSy Meais;s i02S N. at IS 50; il
kssus sagd sSs;'t 81 iT Exam:
a. s i.l ss q 3 e go 6GS 80 DO 90
ySSa, & g. t. y d. is4 T. a
iIto h. a. 8 e Is de, ilss N a. 81 60 >, 90 90
81 Kentucky do, 1885 n, at sS lo.
J. sRsms S 70 cS HiSasS' steers lsol ~
PdsSsS Sons g b 6s.S es a a. z 1 5S
dull at s4odsi5 per head poor to good icai In
head Of WHICH snm i12 at SSh
closed out ss!d = g lSdsa 70
100 II wiff ssd fss Iaff
age, at g 10 per 100 M 4s DO. POI D. At g 25i 8
gsissrs 90 S4sS. = y 3 = ! a. 7; : +
Hume Mullen G,a:,sSs Esq y, at aasc q wss,srl
SslSs: IS = il 'ss
ID. Harrington: % western NdlteS, 40 NJ z'Acp
do ss tsessi ST. IL r g.
l lS &c., &c., 2 a. Is vs S ' leo at g
yss. II . 49, 70 g. g o. IS q
II, at A g 70 o5is t Yeas ,ss w. "
do, 1870 u, at -; veals. loo ~ at III SO; 10 az
At Jersey io syV CITY carloads and
oee sfeS srs @ SSd
choice liant held up well Win soe sss At a Se Ip5q%
lambs were dull and traction lower. The pens were
Bucks and culls sold at s3asa % per 100 N ordinary
to prime sheep at $685. ea 81, selling Down TO- ~ %
average at Is 50 per n As DO 80 ~ a. 81 5o State
f E:nt 21 ~ do al Is r. ' 125 Western d. so ~
c g as s. Stat s 81 6Sd 49, at 8 y d 80
g 3 g. 80 n at g. e a 9e2 lana 2 h g
a. 1872 6aiC DO s. NJ at !. 65 ?94 Territory DO s.
4. t;s IL y al, SS i Il &
aeEy o. y ~ 90 ss az a. g 22S Penn ,SS
{ 4 !, e $ .I:s !. DBL. & w? s yFF s
70 49, "a q 90 a" ' 3D. a. 70
Judo oS NJ az y % 70 Sass p q q
g ds y s1e a. % p at So 2' 200 do 81 n at so
g oS g. SS n A a. jo Snd a g Lambs
D. Harrington: 10 state Sheep (cullsl 81 ~ average
at SO per 100 i2o do. 90 n. at ~ % % canada do
do II ~ 81; 1lS Western do 81 n at 50 so 1888 Can
ada do 70 N, at 81 los Northern Canada do, 70 NJ al
50 90.
Enllenbeck & Hollis Q Northern Canada Sheep. 11S n
at 81 so; 70 State do, 95 ~ at "a 25; Is State Lambs
cusD AZ NJ at 81 so 153 do IS ~ at SO 25; 1897 North
ern Canada do 80 n, at SO IS.
Hume & Mullen LOG Pennsylvania Lambs. GO N, al
80 80; 81 do. 81 ~ at 80 20 l05 do 73 NJ at &c 62h
Diilenback & Dewey IL Pennsylvania Sheep 121 n
at as % 400 Pennsylvania Lambs II A. At 90 s.
Walsh. Kirby Co. 1853 Pennsylvania Lambs. 60 H.
HOS-Recelps 90 carloads OF Il 100 head49 carloads
iOh-st ard ~ carloads az Jersey City Market dull
but steady "a 2odsi 20 for good State hogs and car
load OF Western pigs sold at % so. -
Saies-Newton & Gnett: rs State Hogs i6f N average
at 81 20 per 100 N rough do, 29S N, at - 20.
Judd 4 buckingham ~ State Hogs. 33i n % ~ 20
0 do. 100 N. at - Is rough do, $50 N, at 90 %
Love 4 Co 2ia Western PIGS 9ee n: az ~ so
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HEMLOCK-NON.ACID.

METALSThe market has undergone no ae ate Ss
at about going ss for as rc q
Us qs %sis g. g. sSossa SS
SS sSes I q F az sS 70 -
Suiry prevailed but contracts for future deliver r.
s Us 8 as s and prices s' ii a"
a%te 0 70; at e 80 o
'2V SpGft 9s quiet but steady Lake 1872
l7c outside brands lac 70
S and anchanged Ses9Esq;s qq9;sd a
2SGt5c far to strictly fancy fo''o i''Oo' 'ON'''
ASiN NSSiVIA =, STOREs-sPIRITs TURPENTINE-st
ruled qag sqs % general feeling 4 to Psdff %s
3,5-'s ';2'f;' ! s. j IL g g.
va; quiet and steady market cotton
Shcrs had light demand tottonssed crude prime at
SS cs sSsa 7@s je slsS sew
as2e ssssss Inssfd raw Dyns city ic "a s
SSs'S &s1Rade9 crude soa22c gh pressed 2Sc
whit ss5 s2' jpe% ss sGs
sIng Winter ansra WISER
5sc spring $50 s ear.
SspSai ag ps r. oiivs Italian. 7Ooi Straits 25d
OCEAN fREIGiiTs- he steam freight market was
though quiet in the prpsp rl aeS 800 bass edo
81. Sq So sSs sa
Ss Fs yss Ad to It rf ps!s Ct
= S fsss Hf%' fd ss ss
ea cargo on private terms AGe a por 80
MSSs 70 r. Hor 6H uSs q
IS SHisc ~ '''
PRoVIsIoNs-PoRK-Has not varied for the day,
ii"s Il 81 S.s$ n s:a j..
Fs s lP "a e.. Mst 81
ia sad NJ s az TIM Sa ssHSs
ns"f 4f P,sG s. sa's
81 tS - soESd aqS G5 ShpH H
smoked DO s Ms sa'sE Al a. Co., lot
's DEESsED MoGsA 9l%do esteS Win an ncrT g
demand Gi Af'yd sn lsH today foc%pa AK
AZ Tho West. Options broke 3d5 points and speculation
Ta gut aGg !ae sS . os
Gasaa fe'e sos at &c e ose s:
n,Uery e to a, CSC Refined
B!IR-The market had 3D.. very Go,S firm Su P,s
Crsamcrs ta6s fancy 25a9oc EgI@ cramcTy fancy
f to ToGf oe lc'sls State 'g dairy '''fI
oS to 5s Sat- parry dsn' si a%S
pary. tsins choice e. fancy, sS2Oc fair e good
5 a Tf a %aSn WesSrn pa G9ScS Choice is@s
nc; do good lRdi3c: fair, ., 1o4l1c; Western
SG !u Fir to fane1 Faev fancy fresh sc ss
;si2na M dull ogl ARD
S 'ssy '@dy do $1s afs 81" Ss a
gcSd T. D,mC se2c eew%on e fair u 7S :. Part
wsier9 fat ea9sc Pen6sylyana skins 2G2'g r.; EGGS
% da mi s ad and r on fns 0 ssa
.f2a"aaiss t,Is %s:eiP choice and
price: are given o" clover aad timothy
q demand offerings Clover 7iaase, and
HsSTGARI,E&w- father weak and agg: No ,s salcs
Sc @ E; f sss sgot and e.
In light request o. Crushsd . l3;l6c; CT heat
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he range OF prices and the total dealing, war. =.

Includes sales Of 1000 barrels Of cash Buckeye A.
at IL 1-2 cents.
Refined petroleum unchanged at 7.6O cents in b,,
rels and 9.o5 cents In cases.
go marks London, LEA GIG pence
on City Penn. Nov. 3.-Nstional Transit certificates
opened 7oci highest, SOC; lowest 732.e closed 1880
bbls. S "'t VOC
- Pittsburg, Penn, Nov. 3-petroIeum dull NationaI
Transit certificates opened at 7sc closed, 79'.c highest
Bradford. Penn, Nov 3.-Nationa Transit certificate,
opened at 7S'sc; closed at 79'sc highest 9Oe low1
7Ss4c; clearances, 23O 900 bbls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-04
DIR. KGOyEGAL FIGHTING HIS SENTENCE.

The application for STAY of proceedings In the case
Of Dr. Henry G.. McGonegal, under sentence 10 lou'.
teen years Imprisonment for causing the death Oh
Annie Goodwin, argued before Justice Pratt III
the Supreme Court in Brooklyn yesterday. Inc
object Of the application is to keep McGonegai az the
Tombs instead OF sending him TO Sing Sing pending
nm appeaI Charles W. Brooke appeared for McGOnesnl
and said that the method Of the selection OF Jurors on
the trial was not proper, and that the verdict was
not justified by the testimony given on the tiai'
DistrictAttoney Fellows opposed the stay. Justice
Pratt reserved his decision.
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TIE VIEW IND VOICE OF TAMMANY.

LISTEN TO BoURKE COCHRAN, ITS OFFICIAL
MoUTHPIECE AND ORATOR
From his speech in the Seventh Ward last Thursday
1--WE are asked to believe that the
intelligence Is TO be found in the min-
listers Of the pulpit and in the narrow
chested. narrow minded, long haired
nincOmpOOps who sit in the Pews."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-04
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool. Nov. p. m-Cotton-The sales OF the day
Included 800 bales AYiercan.
Futures closed quiet but steady; American-Middlng,
low mddng clause. November delivery, 2l.Gid buyers
November and December delivery, 20-04d5 2I cd De,
cember and January delivery 264d value January and
February delivery 2204d sellers February aud March
delivery 24.64d buyers March and April delivery 20
e4d BUYERS April and MAY delivery, 3 2s.o4G5 200 ID
May and june delivery 3O64dd5 3l6fd and July
teliVerys5 33-6fd BUYERS,
Galveston Nov. 3-Cotton quiet mlddllng q bloc ::
low Iniddlnq. 31eo; good ordinary, 5.sc Net and
gross receipts 1910 bales exports y Great Britain
Norfolk Nov. 3.-Coton steady miadlins 5-i6c. Net
and gross receipts lib bales exports coastwise 5O6o
sales. 52S stock, 37277.
Savannah. Nov. 3.-Cotton quiet: middlng 9Isc; low
middl!ng. She good Ordinary Net gross recet
llG0lQ
New Orleans, Nov 3.cotton easy middliag, 9ac low
1907 bales gross IL SS{ sales. 1880; stock I6I 3I2
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THE srEpHAyT INSANITY COMMISSION

The commission appointed by Judge MARITIME to
examine the sanity Of Alphonse Stephani the slayer
OF ex Judge REYNOLDS met yesterday in tho wsrdens
office of the TOmbs. They were Daniel Low, 1r.,
Charles b. Fosdlck and Dr. George b. Fowler. The
prisoner was represented by William F. Howe. Daniel
Doughcrty and James A. Briggs, and the people by
Assistant Distric Attorney Parker Stephan entered
the room dressed in a sIovenly way with unslaven
and unkempt hair, a lock Of which was tied In a
knot o the top Of his head He gave rambling an
will meet again Thursday at D. m. at No. 12O
BROADWAY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-04

fair demand; steady at 29s 81. RosIn I'm ,n,x
common firm at Ss ioiad Lard spo.rSs" c a. oen.a1,
Improving; futures In poor demand. Wheat demand 4
a. ssa mixed wsssrn spot and Novsmber ." ,t,,, q
As load. Hops at London-Pacfc Coas, ~ g wong
s wheat ,o' The past week Ataate 's.al
10, 100 quarters WIN ''f 'he past wssf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-04
THE VIEW AND VOICE OF'TAMMANY.

LISTEN TO BoURKE COCHRAN. ITS OFFICIAL
MoUTHPIECE AND ORATOR
From his speech in the Seventh Ward last Thursday.
"We arc asked TO believe that the
intelligence is TO be found In the min
listers Of the pulpit and In the narrow
chested, narrow minded, long haired
who sit i'm the pews."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-04
A NEW STEAMSHIP LAUNCHED

Wilmington, Del, Nov. 8 special.-rhe steamer
City Of st. Augustine was launched from the ship
yards Of the Jackson Sharp Company this after
noon She was bn'lt for the ST. Augustine steamship
Company And will ply between Eew-York and Florida
ports Her length over all is 1T feet beam 36 fect
leSth IL f~et. The Pussy Jones Company will
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-04
THE VIEW AND VOICE or TAMMANY.

LISTEN TO ROURKE COCHRAN, ITS OFFICIAL
MOUTHPIECE AND ORATOR.
From his speech in the Seventh Ward last Thursday
1--WE are asked TO believe that the
intelligence is to be found i'm the min
listers Of the pulpit and in the narrow
chested. narrow minded. long haired
nincOmpOOps who sit in the pews."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-04

furnish the machinery. Captain w. s. French Will
command her. Representatives OF the company were
present at the launch. Miss Katie Ray, daughter Oh
Warren Ray the New-York agent. christened the new
hoaf
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fRY TELEGRAPH TO TIE T~'BuSRl
SOME RECENT ESTIMATES.

Washington, Nov. 3.-Treasurer OBrien, OF the
Republican Congressional Committee, expresses the
opinion that the Republicans will have ron seven 70
Fan majority In the next House. Chairman Flower OF
the Democratic Congressional Committee. is confident
that the Democrats will have majority Of about
thirty in the same bod and that confidence is under
stood to be shared by senator German. Another
member of the Democratic Congressional Committee
is credited by sunday paper here with an estimate
which gives the Democrats majority Of thirty -four
votee This estimate I'm detail is as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-04
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool Nov. 3. 3:45 p, m.-Beef and pork In poor
s,, % % $ ~ Is, "a soa
drsAbout IL 70 IS N, Arm ct 2as. Cheese In poor de-
mand Tallow in fair demand. Spirits Of turDentne In
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= Uncertain,

COTTON.-0n the spot quiet at lee decline. Sales,
200 bales for export and 2S bales for consumption Also
last before reported 27S bales consumption
Port receipts 63 0Ss bales against 720s2 bales this day
last week. and so Q03 bales this day last year Crop
mo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-04

On the Produce Exchange to-day the butter narsst was
fra F" da EXTRA s%;r darS exs & iSs
lie: hrsts. 12d1ic. Eggs firm. 2od2ic.
Cincinnati Nov sF sSg barely Ws ady o f%y S SC
sd$ receipts 200 Dbl, p%ents LOO b d, s Ss;
TO- goa m Ssaa aoc RE- IN good 30
S5sG sd Pcss y g' neIan meats @oae dn1
sho: RIB go So w PpGn REaFas sae ms, 81
| finished goods, on basis 81 H.
Mwsukss Noy 5TSF s' Gsyse whGss sg'i
sSady 49, 81 w GGt9 on track SR "a s
aSIs 2 po, R IsnS aGe' S 20 Il h ;tG' I
s. 57s Flour $500 66ls Wheat FIea, ,y sS
bbls barley % 500 bush.
Philadelphia Nov. 3FlourEecerts more liberal , oS
offerings VERY and %arGet rnq s o
a S d. e MsrsfH 81 $50 5od s Sc wn ss
stn vi %in.pf esa 5 5?S, GoiS ss9 g
Winter patent ioas5 65 Minnee'a ear :! 90 Sd5D'
dc ' Snds,s s s3sss g. e R caF
ssOs IS Pen SD s for nsk
prices closed lc lower under free sSbs n se
Milling MILNE org grades in moderate but ample supply 10 S
SoSeYP' c,asl d a.. CO.,? re5 Dsssge'r
e caT d on bl the SS9n @' Gn Gr
aae wants In futures there nothing doing az
quotations S2aS se wSre S TeG TO- mxd @G2
yellow in 2Oths elevator e2c un gGTSS hap sSoc;
pet GRAIN dG sSScS SitI January SS 5sS5
market sS wfnS and che so wt Garos
quiet Win liberal offerings az former f So Vita
go SsSssc wh No. i2e ep TST'S Witt S" 5 white &
yember 5sd5e' Dember '$SSSs aTist 81
ruled ,!s.s .ma ED city s 'fc . sSs'
Sea 81 p dor a@iS sias .nod i sa;
r lib DO in sa sat s saEe d. .,s
shoulders, Dd On dry a Ses ts eSyr Sir 81 do G
7d7bc; bellies. in pickle ,a 2e 90 do butchers
oese GaS utsr g:@9;y'nf' ,e :r ss
extra 2sd2e do prints . extra 269S CSce.d qse' and
easy part SKINS ease full skins. 2e S9sar's7i5
gDs ba Eeta ssSa % wSseg r SIS ase Pr:
eSm STEADY refined n obs o,lCc c Gs I sp.s c
g COO bush snpment-whea. 5000 BUSH cora law
| bush oats. 10000 bush. -,
ST. Louis Nov 3-FOur dull Wheat opened s,t;s = eSa
after the opening and though fluctuations were an n sso
ssGe SD wsS SSt on and the
s eSsS s sSssd Nove nh Il "a oc is JUN Sc
sc lower than SaSuSay. clos s.reng yn cash i
pec.mber closed tes May S2rc o 3a% w Ss ,lss
sy active ga s!H ss.S n Msy May May fS $
hid. Barey-In good demand Iowa, 1850 ssssie5Oi
t SSS SO s. BRAN steady and arn Ga S
Fs,Ssd leSs q 3; i hcad loSs
lo TO- on' Butter steGy creamery sssc dairy iss
s$,ss s"s $ss sHi..
sas meats boxed shoulders IS so long, 80 boxed
shoulders 90 longs and ribs "a GgSc go So
Flour 5000 bbls wheat $4,000 bush corn, 81 600
bush oa,, ls 600 bush rye coG $500 bush e
bush corn, o. 900 bush; oats, 10000 bush; oA'"
bush. .,s.
Toledo, Nov. S.-wheat firm. lower ea ,,.av: cash
December al O2s. May 81 cS Corn-Duli, 'ssrasersod
and Nav ssa oa.s. g s cash sIe;;s R%.Vsn
Wheat 9273 bush: cora 90 $50 bush as bssbt
bags shpments-whsat zoo bush corn a;ss 49,
GAIA 900 bush: rye. o00 bush; cleverseed Nv
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Visible supply
STAINED.

Coed Ordinary daS M IGM Middllns ZIG
OptIons-A further decline in prices occurred to day
and the dealings very brisk renewed liquidation
OF 'IOngs.' The opening O points lower and this
was followed by break Of 3G4 points more closing at
5GS points loss for the day. Liverpool weaker
which depressing influence but the most important
the full port receipts and large movement
OH. hllns
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore, Nov. 3.-Cotton nominal middIinc e1s
Flour firm and unchanged Whest-Southegn QUIET aad
stn; Fultz eScdS1 09 longbcrry slasl o. Western
weak No. winter red SPOT and November 99c Decsn
ber 81 20s. May 81 O9k asl O9 Corn-Southern quiet
white 6ldo3c; yellow, 60d63c Western easy: mixed
spot and November 6sc 57',a5sc January 5.'s
May 59hd502c. Oats firm ungTaded Southern and Poem.
sylvania 46d50ac do Western, white, 49d50hc DO DO
mixed, 4Sai9cI graded No. white, 5od50Rc Rye
quiet and nrm: Hay dull and unchanged. Provisions
firm Butter firm; Eggs active 2s62.c. Coffee dull;
ShF r@ rs @H%h qSis sl'aTad S'R:
erpool per steamer quiet Recelpts-Fiour, 900 ibis;
wheat 80 900 bush corn 5000 BUSH oats, 1900 bush
rye. 5000 bush. shipments-Four 5000 bbls; VIII at
5000 bush corn, 5000 bush. salesWheat, 10000
bush corn, 30, 600 lush
Boston. Nov, s-FOur steady. cornouie. and stea1y
unchanged. Receipts-Flour 800 bbls $500 sacxs;
corn 10000 bush oats 600 bush; shorts. l5s tens
Buffalo, Nov. 3.-wheat-No. / hard frmer; sales Of
5000 bush at 81 l0 closing at 81 10's; II cars No
Norther sold at 81 05a No. 9 Northern 81 OF winter
81 o3la asked No. extra, 9scdsi No white IL ga
but firm No. 3 yellow, 69Ic; no. 90, 5s'.c; 40. =
$50 No. 57ld57a4c In store. Oats fmer cars No.
white sold at 5lsld5oc No. white Soho No. mixed
49c track No white I'm store DE- Barley strong
and unchanged. Flour firm and unchanged. Mlfeed I'M
changed Canal freights firm and unchanged Reeeips-
Flour 40 900 bbls wheat. 100 600 bush corn 900
bush oats ~ 900 bush barley 49, 900 bush. Shipments
BY cana-Wheat 100 900 bush 109 600 bush bar.
lev, S. 900 bush rye. 5000 bush by railFlour 10000
bbIs; wheat, o. 400 bush corn, 900 bush.
Chicago, Nov 3-The leading futures ranged as follows;
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LIVE STOCK MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

Chicago Nov. 3-"The Evening Journal" reports {:
Cattle-Receps 81 900 head shipments 800 head
ket steadv steers ~ 05a IS 25 Texas 10; rsnseA
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THE NEXT CONGRESS.
WILL REPUBLICANS OR THE FARMERS
ALLIANCE CONTROL TIP

MO PROSPECT OF A DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY IN
THE HoUsD-wHAT THE FARMERS ALL
ANCE WOULD DEMAND FOR ITS SUPPORT
-REPUBLICANS NAY ELECT ITO
MEMBERS, OR A MAJORITY OF
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
WEEKLY RECEIPTE.

New.York, Nov. 8, 1890.
pesves. Cows Calves. Sheep ana Lambs. ss ~ "a
1g3t5 2l3 1898 3.ioo Cha. cioot"
49,, /,,. c.o., VIDA q IsO IA 1913 "a, AT flSI5
slx v,s. =, ... 900. NV 1 or. 2i,ios
Weehawken and scat, i925S EOS 4if5 1924 1850
tecelpts ast Weoa.- it71o1 1913 28O6 38088 4577l
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and lilo Gande klDs IUai8 ~ nzaioV T7na9' io5iS
aS DIv Saited MatSmoras selected 2ia2s ~ saa9c;
Southern as they n 7c Wet nio s s,eda bu eo%
tta4s c B. and r. & OK and g9 Ssa. toa OK and nd
COW 56G60 NJ 6dSc city slaughter OK 60aIO n, Stc
LEATHER-Prices have receded as a result OF In.
rasrd stocks and light demand though the changes are
most noticeable common grades, In some Instances
showing a decline of i2c