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TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Now 10 special)-A good many years aso
when Keene was engineering wheat corner III ','
market great excitement was caused III t'ie pV W ~
recent and execution Of certain message WHICH "e'
ward turned out to be bogus. MIR. keehc was 'ci'
much affected by that error. Probably some
of noope interested on the long SIDE OF "hetV .ot,
Suffered loss by an error in the translation Oh caoio
rho SECRETARY of the Board Of Trade about noon Pp
cable Durporting to give the Official crops Oh ls,,"
The figures as posted. actually showed Digser Sel VI
wheat of rye and OF than in 1ooO "iuouo s.1p
ming 10 argue the reasOnabeness OF the neues
holders rushed the pit ana began an eAciteu lilly
Ther, was M alignment of the eXciteHlent uut
had declined about cents The pNpOstefouo nsu,cs
we're NOT up more than five minutes, and wee coreccu
within fifteen minutes: yet the correction dld no. G
state prices and Of did not make goJu VIC G
which had been suffered by those who had parted WIN
their wheat The bears took the position tIiat I'o,,
900 O bushels the final figures, as corrected were oi
themselves a great deal larger than any one hau eA
yrcnd and were cnly 81 ,OOO,O 900 bushels under the
crop of 1890 The other news OF the day-thc leenns
temperature in the winterwheat belt, me Dig eAPoo
cearances the continued prospect OF the Russian ,n
were altogether neglected. December wheat opc'e4
at 90 3s cents, sold low as "a H. ana cosea -
0l rs cents. C.rn most Influenced Dy wIedt.
When the latter became pauicky. corn also pecdne
weak November sold from 81 TO 80 ia cents, ana anu
closed al ~ Is May from 43 IL to AZ %. cents, anu
closed at a. 81 The announcement by the huntington
that Ii will take grain billed for 'hcag0 unti
further notice because OF the grain blockade gives
forcible explanation for the moderate corn receipts
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proposals.
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PROPOSALS FOR NAVAL SUPPLIES IUh

PROPOSALS FOR NAVAL SUPPLIES IVh
L THE NAVY YARD AND NAVAL Hos rl.Aih H.
dorsed Proposals for Naval Supplies for the Navy n
and Naval Hospital Norfolk. Va to be opened NessmO,
Clothing Navy Department Washington D. c. co. sSS IN.
o'clock November -, 1891 and publicly op1eu
mediaely thereafter to furnish quantity OF sepes
sisting of brooms hammock and bag canvass, iaMs'
sister hooks, &C., at the Norfolk Navy Yard ssS
quantity Of electrical supplies at the Naval o.pt,o Ss
folk, Va. The articles must ccnfotm 20 tie Navy Iii
and pass the usual naval inspection Blank proIo 10
be furnished Upon application 10 the Comnanesn y, ns
Navy Yard, the Navy Pay once, Norfolk, Va OF IN
Bureau The attention Of manufacturers and dcatr =
ved Tie bids all other things being equal des s.sss
lot The Department the right to waive 80
reject any ell bids not doomed adyanaseAas 70 II
Government. EDWIN STEWART, Paymastef'"ehsT
U. 6. Navy.
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LIVE STOCK MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago, Nov. 13.-"The Evening Journal rportsi
Cattle-ReccIpts, 1900 head In fair demand STEADY;
ton price for prime steers, 50 aS6 03 Others g 20
a$f 75. Iogs-Reccpts. 80 900 head Zoe higher;
rough, So 7Oa 80 so; packers. SO 90a 50 % prime
heavy, So - 10: light. 30 50d 80 90. sheep-Re
ceipts, $500 head lambs, 81 75a 81 % sheep % SOC
"a co.
ST. Louis Nov. 13.-Catte-Receipts, 1.20O head
shipments 1900. Market strong fair TO good nstves
81 sOaS5: Texan and Indian steers. - 3os - ~:
Gamers. 81 2Jd 81 30. IIogs-Receipts. 900 head
shipments 1900 head Market 10 cents higher. on,
closed lower: fair to extra heavy. S. OOa - mlSea
SO 20d SO 90 light fair to best, SO COZ - so snsep
Receipts, 200 head: shipments, 1,40O head. MarAc'
firm fair to good 81 40d "a 20.
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GR4Iy AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.


AdyIces from Liverpool authorities sta'e .''' a -.
scI renots OF the Russian crops in 1891 compare US
1uous with those of 1880 Winter wheat In 1901
90 600 oCO bushels, against 72OOOoOo p"sneiS "
,soO: spring wheat 10000 900 bushels against io-'
oOoOOO bushels; rye, 320,0O0,OOO bushels asa'no'
ola 100000 bushels barley 49, ooooS 200 b bnse
against 15o,00UuOO btsheiS odts' 4-i'ooo''N 49,
AGAINST oJ,000,0UOO bushels. - ~. . q, hioh
At the START yesterday the bull hcueh ".ss -, IN,
clae and plce, rose . 81 10 cent cuoi "eiiona -.
snc Nnrthw ST made the shorts nervous clearamee %
were heavy and tne early cables were nrn. ,,i
came a Chicago Dispatch declaring tlat the Uo, a,,
IN Of 4oocoooOJ bushels over last years pro-
dncton The market was deinorAized ~ once, aa,
nrces broke cent on considerable llquidauoh. W
iectfon of the figures follower, ana tie 81 tne
figures given above. Sabes a,'o 'sb Whoa, would
be issued to-day rally followed but me news r g
bearish again and prices we s,i,lns off I'm The
export demand helped TO dlscou,ahe gn1 600 bnsn.
speculative transactions amounted " tec,ss Of
e,s the net changes Of the day were aechi'e9 A.. Va
I4a1-2 cent. December opened at VI W am AZ ~ ~
cllied to 81 OF 55a 81 OF 10 May wen, rum Unsettled
and somewhat easier There sales OF 2V0;;V ,s,
bushels for export on the spot aud to arrive 'i'e''
'oI Corn was weak and Irregular but more t nan
1000 900 bushels dealt in Good Wea,p ers te
denressipg factors November fell IA cents, III ~,
cember closed down "a and the other months ,S
3oaoo cent ne, e"H ower There were sales Of 10000
naSes Tor EXPORT mainly for special delivery extend
ing into January. .-..v.tv slow
Oats were featureess and comparatively s 5b@
Onions rise Ia cent at time ana tiien Ie, for
~, cent ending steady spot lots were weaker iol
miyed grades and white was firm. There "ero eai''
of ~ 900 bushels for export , o.. eales NJ
Lard slightly higher Ihere , w. n.rt being
80 ticr6es, on the spot and to arrive par' oo'"s
intended for export. sr.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81 O6 IL December, Si W No. &c
January 81 90 "a February, 81 IL TO- Nay
% earn November SO "a; December 81 L. jan
nary 81 IA: February. 33 3 cents. .r "a "a
93,,tSNoycmber 80 December 80; January 80 10
'i'I asrdoDeeember s6 Az January, SO co. February
The receipts OF grain and -four at New YORK, Isa,
more Boston and Philadelphia yesterday were az
hnSheIs. total grain 100 276 bushels hour, yo41o
packages At Chicago milwaukee ana 81 corn 1so
90 bushels: oats }O7 233 bushels total gram ooo
1856 bushels; flour, 32,125 barrels
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WHEAT. NO. ..

Opening HIGHEST. Lowest. Closing.
S S:;s%ss' 81 81 5$ .,Si': 8, $ &c
$ 81 $:;;ss:: b 81 81; e; e b; b:
w OATS S., NO. 2-a,,. 100. 81,
rs S:$s%Ss' 81: 81 81; ss: S Si
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S SSEt a 5e GosS o SS'S Sides S i.a
whskcy dsters' finished goods per gallon 81 Is sugar
ArtleIe. Receipts. Shipment.
Went Rea ' bush $4,000
oo,n bush aS9 600 All ooS
~ bush = S SSS l i GOO
on the Produce Exchange today he butter market and
eggs unchanged.
took one sweeping glance at the field and began
gradual decline that made the hearts OF the bulls ache.
The market went 10 50 J4c, 81 Joc, 10 ~ 3-Sc, 10
80 lie, to 80 1-8c. t. soc. Would l. ever stop
Just then the Russian crop news came In, and tho
holders OF wheat turned up their hands and offered
lot was closed out s. Bic. There rally from
this point. because the corrected figures showed a
Russian shortage for this year. and that was about
as matters had been set down by all hands on the
recovery there advance - 80 l-Sc, and IL
SWING between 1-Sd3-sc until the noon hour. The
cash market was active, and offerings of over 100
were sold, No. Northern being In advance Of 80
cents Receipts OF wheat here were 800 cars at
Duluth $40; n total OF 060. Close-Decembcr opened
opened 81 LIE highest OF &c, lowest 96 3sc closed
96 3-Sc. On track-No hard, 81 lie; No. North
crn, soc; No. = Northern, SSc.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. l3.-Four-Market ruled firm
but buyers operating only for actual wants.
Rye flour aud firm mt - 10 for choice Penn
sylvann. BuckNheat flour quiet with liberal offerings
at 81 O5G$2 Is per roo pounds for new Wheat market
advancci about lac and closed firm with moderate
offerings Gables rrn, but there was little for
export No = Pennsylvania red In export elevator
~ o. No. = rcd IN do 81 Of "a No. red Novem-
her. ~ % ;;4mal o.: December, ~ 06d 81 06 IL;
January. 81 O50 ~ % 12 February. 81 fOa 81 10 IL
sylvana. Corn market ruled firm, With fair inquiry
Tor crop deliveries for export. but local trade de
crop very small. New No grade spot' j3c: new
No. = yellow track. 6dc: old No. = mixed In grain
depot, aud TwentletlSt. elevator 11c: old
No. yellow In grain depot re; No. =
33e: January 81 7-sa54 Use; February,
a the late decline while futures 0 Mere O dull Was xt"e ss
important change; No. . white, 81 12c; No white.
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residents of Opelousas was presented
to the Town Council last Monday, pray
ing that the sense Of the tax payers Of
this town be taken by vote rs to the
propriety of levying special tax of %
mills on all town property for the pur-
pose of raising funds to build two pub
lie school buildings-one for white and
and one for colored children-the
amount of taxes paid by the white tax
payers to be devoted to building pub
lie school house for white children, and
the tax derived from colored tax PAYERS
to be applied to building school
house for colored children. The Coun-
Gil appointed committee to confer
with the Committee of Twenty Five
and the Parish School Board on the
subject, and report at the next meeting
of the Board. The council also dis
cussed the subject of sidewalks at
some length, and appointed committee
whose duty it will be to take some
practical and effective action on this i'm
portant but too long neglected subject
The gentlemen appointed on both these
committees will doubtless give these
important matters their best attention,
which we hope will result in placing
our town on par with other civilized
communities in the matter of public
school facilities and decent side walks.