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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-08

rnaodoye Child was well known a writer OF naga-
dine articles. and many Of as productions nave 'eon
,snublshed In book form. lie had b''h LOT u""'
s.rsn wears the Paris agent Of Harper Brothers
n. undertook the nip to India under coin'''Sson
from 4Harper's Weekly," for series Of articles 10
~ called Living India" lie WAS accompanied oN
george Lord Weeks. the artist. letter Ir'H
rsbdz. dated September 6. said that he had s"n"eu
from an attack Of cholera. from which he had recovered
after severe struggle, and that Mr. Weeks had nao
q slight attack OF the same disease
u. let,.r 10 friend In Paris, from the same place
said -, l.,
,s x1 M 'ne In the irst place, wien We. reached
CcnstantinOple this dreadful cholera qiaran,lh1 e,
MI All our pans and rendered 1t imI"sslbie 70
Pscnts half our programme. Thereupon We made up
a new programme and determined 10 roe iF0m IItp- %
SnrtSwest TMls Plan carried ont with ml,,'
pesternent on the part o Iae ,rdeii cnd curious
ride over mountains and mountains anu nothing VA. @
moSntan for nearly coo Mill ev Ne WgEe S GSf SSp oitaa
us We reached Tabrlz safely August 10: ,r,.
But behold. Tabiz WIS aeseriedmhe Oazs}f ga3 was
eraDh clcsed h-nk closed ana there We were sar lie
pave for in these parts. you know there are ING no
SS'e SS Amern Tsil soa f on' oHSs & and docI
there regular heroine |h9 bad ltien1 T.tG when ' ali
the men fed. she offered rs rooms in ne Ni''l|n %
House and entreocd rs Hey & ana NJ nr c5otrl IT, and nd
for q week had narrow shave between NE ana
death. However, thanks 70 PCd ahi ..ie - :
Doctor ard care pulled through ana III iew u%Ss
sban be ,trong enough o resume our journey sou
ward Nv companion, Weclts, had very s!lgh'
attack Of cholerinc only which he go over in twenty
Sg,r IolIrs and he i now all right.
DO not feel alarmed because | have had cnol'ia'
II Is all over and ! am well again only waning 10
rain tle more strength before starting for Tcheran
disratch from the English consul AT Teh"ran, on
October G. said that Mr.. C.ild had begun his Journey
On horseback over the mountains.
s,rne Of Mr. Chd's works are The Spanish Ameri-
ran Repulsics,s Art and Criticism" and "sumncr
HOLIDAYS,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-08

Republicans OF New Work. dcpo"i'
your ballots before yom 90 10 your work
This morning. Examine yonr ballots
and SEC that yOmr Electoral gici1rs -
headed by thc names Of Henry W. Sage
and .gc-sc Scii:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-08
TErOpoRE CHILD REPORTED DEAD.
Sab TO HAVE BEEN CARRIED OFF BY CHOLERA
AT IsPAUAN, PERIA.

SAID TO HAVE BEEN CARRIED OFF hN NhOi>-NA
AT IsPAUAN, PERIA.
,,aor NV "A di,patch to " The Tines from
r.ns~an Persia. says it Is reported that Iheocor'
chrd who is connected with the IlarporS' 'le "er
tpown publishing house In Ncw-YorS has o''u iiO" ~
rhol.ra at Ispahan. Mr. Chld WAS making 'o''
Of the East
Nessrs. oscood, Mcllvane Co., the puohSi'e1
..v. saw that they received letter from Mr. c4inu
an Thursday In this letter Mr.. Child said 'n'. ne
hsd mad cholera at Ispahan, and that he hau oe'"
,u,ssd by American wome.-pr, sumahly missionaries
u. added tnat he had entirely recovered irOii u.
rso,s Of the attack. The hrm attribute ne rSPor. P
ems Saa,. in The Times" 10 this Incident Ihey
v,sv dscredit the report and say that II ne was
Srsd they would have heard OF II Ill o'her WHY'S ''
by newspaper reports.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-08

Rcr,,bIicnns, examine your baiiofs
c,rctvliy before yOu vote this morning
s.a that your Electoral ticket De%'"s
will, the names OF Henry w. sage ana
Iex.r sicIi Ii.Imi,i.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-08

The polls i'm New. City will be open to-day from
q H. ILL., 10 u. In Brooklyn from sunrise TO sunset,
which H. from G33 q. m. las ~ In the country
the polls open sunrise and close sunset. RepuS
icnns don't fail ballots for Harrison and
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-12-24
DELINQUENT TAX LIST
Town Of C1ur d Alene, Kootenai Coun-
~, Idaho, for the Year 1885.
Name Of o~ner and deseTip-

Name OF TncT and deScIip-
ton oi property. Tax PITY Total
Ballard, d y, frdstion TX T.
II II, blk l.; II 5, blk y, 'pwn,
watch. chain, stock and fx-
Hayden. Matt, it 3, blk Bcy ., -
Hunt, Chas, II ., blk !, in 81 - ~
JerIlIne, Z, 1t 3, blk Y, Tn 4 20 - q,
Martin, Il II. II I, biz o, tn o. n, ~.
Manning, Heo \, II 10, blk A.
In: It's ., blk y; II, blk T. 10
& u. blk Il: ., ok n; asa,
10, u. IL, blk L.; l, =, 5, -,
p.,, o,s ~. -. -. 500 100 SO
s'u'''i''' L. ~ . OK a, cy... ~ "a .;
- -
IOt4l ..,...--.... ~ u
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-12-24
SATURDAY, pEcEMBER -. 1899.
Tue Ceur fAlene Press again attacks

Tue Crur d. Alene Press again attacks
&he county commits toners and QUESTIONS
their honesty and integrity in the dis
charge of their duty. THs PRsss, how.
ever, fails to paint TO any specific action
81 the board to support is assertions.
Why does not THE Pass, ii eognizsnt OF
any irregularities, come out and state
what they are instead n dealing in vitu-
pcration and misleading inusndo. Ii
corrupt the members NJ tie board can be
punished, and IL not there should lie
ZONE way OF Furnishing jibterine idiots
who ray mere than they mean,-Rath-
drum Times.
When We consider that the editor OF
the Times is under indictmer: chsrsed
with committing election frauds. one Of
ihe most degrading crimes known TO our
laws, it is no; surprising that he should
come to the r-scpe Of the county COM
missioners. THE Pass wishes to do no
one IN injustice; bu; if the commission
err have let q contract 70 line the Jail
with steel so soon after its completion
and On the eve of their retirement from
Office, We say i. is evident that the PEG
pies money has been squander-d in
building the Jail. or the necessity for e1-
scnsive repairs ut the p-esen: time
would not exist. The editor OF the Times
has fattened at the public crib By virtue
OF his position toyard the commissioners,
and the public can easily understand
why he is always 80 ready and willing to
defend them. You know the Oh .ayins,
that birds Of feather lock together"
Now. Duersiin, before you again attempt
TO inpugn the motives OF others and
talk OF Furnishing them, Wal: until you
are acquitted OF the crime for which you
s.re indicted. We understand that the
steel cages Mt Boise City are Of better
material than those owned BY Kootenai
county Grd Nil not need lining with
s;eel.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-12-24

Delinquent Tax List OF the Town 81
Coeur d Aiene, Koo,enai County, Ida
no, ior the wear 1901:
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-12-24
NOTICE.

q 8. LAsp OFFICE. cICR p'ALEsE loAHo.
November Is, lssl.
Complaint having been entered al this ONCE
by LNru Campbell OF Gear tAlcne, Idaho.
against the heirs and legal representatives Of
kdward A. Noble, deceased. fox aosndoAlng MS
honest xd entry No. AZ dated Ap'ii Is lsso
upon the s. y of n. X. and \. y OF = L. a,
section -, Township 81 NJ, Rnpse W. u. NJ,
in Kcotenai county Idaho, with view 10 the
cancellation of said entry; the said parties arr
hereby sumnio ned TO appear ~ this ONCE on the
10th day Of January. lseS. u. 10 O'Clock M. IT,
respond aud furnish testimony ccncerning said
alleged abandonment.
l,isnetl Jay +. sASBoRN.
Nov l9&t Receiver,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-12-24

Delinquent Tax List OF the Town If
S@ur d'Alene, kootenai County. Lila.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-12-24

Is another column We publish an in
terview with Representative Crane,
which appeared in Sundays Spok an.
Review. The subject is one that needs
careful attention and close study before
a definite move is made, as it affects
people from Post Falls TO the head o.
navigation on the s.. Joe and CGur
TAlene rivers. To lower the lake several
feet will undoubtedly reclaim many
acres OF valuable land along the river
brttons. At the same time the damage
resulting 70 navigation on these rivers
should Tot be overlooked. Some claim
that tire lowering Of The like will affec.
navigation by making it impossible ior
boats to ascend to the points reached
rnder present conditions. To dam the
spoksne river at Post Falls means more
submerged lands on the ST. ice ard
Ceeur d'Aiene rivert, which would pre- We
mn injustice TO many settlers on tnase
rivers whose land would then he Worth
lees. To talk OF dredging 8 5c-foot
channel from the mouth OF the lake to
lost Falls would neither raise nor lower
the lake perceptibly, but the expense OF
such an under: aSirg would De 30 great
that We doubt ii congress can Dc induced
- make the appropriation. The euee-
tion is one that affects Ceur d'Alsr-
very materially, and we are inclined 70
the belief that ii either one OF the
schemes are to be carried out, the lover.
ing OF the lake, not 10 exceed three feet,
would prove of more benefit 20 our bnsi-
less interests. However, we do not see
that at the present time there Is any
necessity TO attempt an improvement, on
The work o! nature.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-12-24
STATE OF IDAHO,
COUNTY OF foerEySY

COUNTY OF koolESAf,
hereby certify that the above is true and
correct liss OF Al persons and property own.
Town t.ise in the town 81 Cacur d Alene, hoct,
shai county, Idaho, 90 Tie ...ld day Of Soycul-
Der, isso, and comprises the delinquent list OF
said town cs Csslr d 'A.ene Tor the year 1850.
A. Z. RUSH,
Town Clerk and Auditor, Town az Ceur a.
Ache, hoosenai county, idaho.
Notice IS hereby given that al! the above de-
Scrieed property. delinquent on Monday, the
esa day OF February, A. D., 1898, unless the tax
IS Delinquent together with costs Aad pe nal
lies, arc paid, viii " sold 10 the hishes, bidder
Tor cash, az puzzle action, at 10 o'clves, A. NJ,
OF said day, in front oI the Coart House door IN
the town u Rathtru;n, kopt- aai eouaty, STAFF
cf id.ho.
JOHN J. COSTELLO,
Assessor and Il -oitcio Tax Collector, Ho0s.
enai county, idaho.
First Publication, December - 1882.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-12-24
SrArs OF IDAHO,

Sr.rs OF IDAHO,
CorSrr OF kooreSN,
hereby certify III At the above Is a t,as ana.
correct f,s Of AL persons and proper.y owing
town taxes In the town OF Cour Alene. Koot-
eha! county, state of Idaho, on the 3oth day OF
i Us. oil said town vi Crar dAisns Tor the year
A. r. Rush,
Town Clerk and Auditor, Town 81 Co.,r d.
Alene, Koosenai County. Idaho.
So'tce q hereby given tina, all the ADORE de
Srlbed property, delinquent On Monday, In. s,h
day OF February. A u ls.3, anl-,s the 10 KS de-
lGquen;, together with costs and penalyies are
pale, viii be sosi to tt hixhcs, bidder for rssb
u public auction, \: 10 o'clock q. m of said tny
70 'front.' of the Court House door IN the town ci
AAthIruai, kuotenai county, state Of idaho
JOAN J. CO5TELLO,
Assessor and Ex- OF. io Tax Collector ns
KootcEai county, idaho.
FRS. Publication, December "a, Ies,-
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-12-24
Notice For Publication.

LAND ofrIcE AT C9uE p'ALsSy, IDAHO.
EoNkAsER :, lSy-.
Notice 10 hereby given that the following
named settler has iled notice .. his in'eniion
to make nusl proof IL support OF his claim, aHc
that said proof will be msd. before the Register
and Receiver Can. d'Aleue. Idaho. 90 lie
cemhsP 10. ls92. viz: MATTHIAS MILLER 10
the 5. Z. Sec p. Up 81 n, RAW.
He names the following witnesses 10 prove
his continuous Residence upon and cultivation
vi said land. viz: Frank Russell. T.. scott.
Chas- Edmiston, Richard Z. Barce5. all Of Cueu'
d'alere. Idaho.
JANIS {. Russell. Register.
noS.t2-Ss
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-12-24
Delinquent Tax Lis. OF the Town of
Cteur d'Alene, koo'enai County, ida
DO, for the year 1907:

~, 'of Inc year IbUy:
:ano 81 owner and dcscrlp-
ton Of property Tnr p,It- r,..,
Alien. Mn l. !. s. btk II, town "a 20 ~ - "a
Alien, 3. III, Blk d, Town: !"
B, siaIo Co. ,,...,.,.:.:;......:. so 30 81
Btiri i'I W., II: -, ~. rs ~ 90
~, Bit c; Its 4, ?, biz b: IL
II, blk 4: hP. BIZ d. city:
it.'. =. blk \, town imp u 70 90. ~ a,
Gay, Martha, u 4, blk Ii. -
hlk 7, town. 80. ,.o -. r
Cooper 4 Hosklrson, building 10
!. blk q, town. horse..rsr.
fsges, .~ .........'' IS. -. a.,
coopsf, Nj, s uo.kir.op. -"
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-12-24

Name Of owner and .,lrseri,A
T!oli Of proi efty.
!ss'i,Hr, W u, Il q, blk n. In
fdmo''son, 5 A. It's ;, 4, bik X
Frederic, J W. II 4, Blk A. IN
i!erllnerr, T., Il ., Blk q. m n,
Hayden, Matt. II ,, blk b, ~
,srfoinc, ! Z, u ), blk y, Ia.
Martin, q u, II I. blk q, In. -.
Manning. Geo A, II ~. 6tk A.
IN; ITS > blk n; II, blk y:
Y u. blk u. ., blk X: 4. &
Sal y. blk l.: I, :. ), :;
M blk U, cy.,.........
u. doe Trans. Go, unsecured
credits, steamers volun,r,r.
rchr, e'''ge', small eoao
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-12-24
Total
STATE or IDAHO,


N"o"Ii VF h''OfENAI, J
hereby certify that tile above Is a tine and
Mr list o. ail persons Ind properly o,sins
' mn tahr, w w. town u CHgr d'Alei,~. Esn,
~; ;,.,'enipsr. ISIS, and coEbrise, tn. d.jnT:I,1 nj
Is,s. -N''''e 'pf tle yeaT
To,,.,, r,.,, A. T.. RUSH
loNn Clerk indAuditnr, Tom Of t,cr,i, a.,
A'cnc. kootcIai cpgary, Idaho
Notice IL hereby given tina. all III. .bov, =,
s,o.a property, dciinquruf on Monday. The Ga
"a! ot February, 1870. unless the tates driin.
llii will b- soii q the highest bi.,der a., ar
pupiic auction, at 10 O'Clock, a. m, Of aid
Pay. III 'front.' of tie Court HpiI,. ,ifs,r i, a.
idalo. "''' s'i'e 81
. JOHN j COSTELLO,
Assessor and EyOIiicio Tx CoIl,..o- n,
kc"'c,rsi county, Idaho "
First Publication. DeceiiD.r a. ,sco
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-12-24
Total

l"V'1'. 800. . FE!7 u y q On ~
Hereby certify that the above IA n tru. nm,
correct list 81 al persons and urorsTtv a,.,,na
sps'ciaI ,c''1l taxes IN School District M 7
Medicinal county, Idaho, on The i'm d. u
Drceinber. A. ID. ify.. and countries tb. ~ u w
aasht itAt u said srhoo District Tor tn. year
Wines my hand and on ,lal seal til, 9th a.y
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-12-24

Delinquent Tax List o! the Town OF
Cesnr d'Alene, kootenai County, Ida.
ho. fur the year 1890:
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-12-24
Of December, isss. Signed ROBr, RRAGAW,
Auditor kootenAi County, idaho

Notice Is hereby given that all persohs and
property delinquent On Monday, the 9Th day oi
A. d. 1888, unless the taxes DELHI
auent together with COSTS and penalties, arr
paid, will be sold to the highest bidder LOT cash
10 public auction, at 10 O'clock u. III. OF SAID
lay, In front Of the Court House door, In ih.
.own v Rathdfum, kootenai county, stale oi
Idaho.
JOHN j. COSTELLO,
Assessor and EN-officiO Tax Collector oi
kooteni County. Idaho.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-12-24
8-Ar1 or IDAHO,
CJrsrT or Eocrg.Ar


htfeoy certify that the sbov. ~ A TIN. and
correct ist o! al! Persons nd property ox ing
to"n tAHes in the town pi CCriI. G 'al.n. Edo,
.iai county, ,tate OF Idaho, gu ire 18Th d. nj
pc einbe 1871 and comlri.cs tie isIino,isnt
1901. AWAY ''i the >I<f
Av. RCEH
aleae, Eoo'-uai county, Idaho.
s0fiee ~ hereby given that all tn. above de-
sSi'gsd proi-''y, delinquent On Aondsy the
day 81 f.truary, l5aa, unisss the tax. d.iin-
a4eHt, t3fe'heT WITH co-t@ and penalties, ar.
P.ti. .lh b~ sosf to the highes. bidder for cn.n
~ 'front.' OF the cour' hous. door, In the town OF
E-'aIEum, hoD.-IIsi county, state II Ii.ho.
, JuHh ], COSTELLO,
Eoo,eHsi county, Idaho VI
F!E ruoi!ca'ion. Dec-mhe. q, iss2
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-12-24

CUVNIf UF kOUfENAi,
hereby certify that the above Is a true and
correct rs; OF all persons and property owing
town taxes IN the town u Gear d'Aien,, kops-
enai county, State IL idaho, On the .s,rd day Of
November, iSss, and comprises the delincueu Mt
list OF said town o. Ctelr d'Alene fof the year
1859
A. T. RUSH,
Town Clerk and Auditor, Town .; Csrur d..
Alene, kootcnai county, Idaho
Notice is hereby given that all the above de-
seribei property, delii,sluent on Monday, the 9th
das OF February, A. D., ISL, unless the taxes
delinquent, together With Gusts and penalties,
are paid, will b. sold ID the highest bidder iof
cash, NJ paelie aaetioa, a, 10 O'clock, J. m, Of
said day, ia Trout ot the Court House door In
Of Idaho.
JOHN J. CoSrELLO,
Assessor and kx-ofHeio Tax Collecsor Of
kooienai county, Id.lhO.
Fist Publication, December N, iSs,.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-11-05

good roads heavy receipts would continue
for four weeks yet.
Corn was irmer at the start on the wet
weather, but the selling was very free and
the market eased of.
A slight relapse in oats near the close was
caused by the down turn in corn.
Hog products were all higher, pork show
hogs were smaller than expected, and prices
at the yards 5@ioc higher. The arrivals Of
live hogs yesterday were II, 600 less than ex.
pected, and to-day they were 1900 less and
only IL, 900 expected for tomorrow.
Cash Quotat ons were as follows: Flour
nominal; No. spring wheat, 703sc; No. 3
spring wheat, 5996tc; No. red 70ssc; No. 2
corn, 4lSc; No. oats, 3o@30Ac; No.
wnt so r1s b. s@sss S No nsra1 Shl'e sssiss sss
No. s, +. o. b., 44@6sc:No.4 4, f. o. b., s2@5oc;
No. flaxseed, 81 lo1<@I IL; prime timothy
seed, 81 80: mess pork, per barrel, Sll 750
IL s715; lard, per loo lbs, IS 75G9 00 short
ribs sides, loose, 81 IS; dry salted shoulders,
boxed, 81 2e@7 Is: snort clear sides,
boxed, 81 95Gs 90. Whisky, dfstillers'
finished goods, per gal, 81 Is. Sugars-Cut
loaf, 51aG534c; granulated, ,5Hc; standard a.
SIC. No. corn, 401Ic.
Receipts-FIour, Is 600 barrels; wheat, $780,
0c0 bushels; corn, 209 600 bushels: oats, 1872 COO
bushels; rye, $4,000 bushels: barley, $4,000
bushels. Shipments-Flour, s 600 barrels;
wheat 202 600 bushels: corn, SCS, 900 bushels;
oats, 1917 600 bushels: I'VE, 10000 bushels: bar
ley, 10000 bushels.
On the Produce Exchange to-day the but
ter market was steady and unchanged.
Eggs drm; strictly fresh, elM@22c.
NJ. Oakley & Co., bankers and brokers. No. IS
Sixth street:
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-11-05
CHICAGO GAS ACTIVE
And Higher and Whisky Animated
and Unsettled.
THE GENERAL MARKET NARROW,
But the Gealings Generally We're Charac-
terIzed by Firmness.
RAILROAD BONDS QUIET But STRONG

NEW YORK, Nov. 4.-The transactions
to-day at the Stock Exchange were light.
Bets on the election were numerous, and
they diverted the attention of brokers and
others from speculation, the only stocks
which made even an approach to activity
being Chicago Gas and Distilling and Cattle
Feeding. Chicago Gas was strong from
start to finish, closing at the highest point
Distilling and Cattle Feeding was heavy
for time, selling down to 65, but it rallied
to 661s and left off at 653ss, net decline OF
only e per cent The general market
moved within q very narrow range, say H(9
u per cent. Dealings, however, were char
acterized by firm tone, and final quotations
for some shares were a small traction ABOVE
last nights figures. The market closed dull
and firm.
The railway and miscellaneous bond mar
ket was quiet, the sales amounting 10 only
SS72, ,0C0. Prices generally were firm. Con-
sumers' Gas tof Chicago) first rose 2 to 81
The leading issues, such as the Readings,
Atchison, Kansas and Texas and Texas
Pactflcs, were dull.
Speculation, such as it was, says j. S.
Bache & Co., was centered in whisky and
Chicago Gas, and the rest of the list was
practically neglected. Whisky was ham,
mered more or less all day, but still the pool
gave the stock good support. An average
of two points in Gas WAS recorded, and the
bulls talk par 1or it within couple of
weeks. This stock has had such u tre-
mendouS advance that we think it about
time to take profits on it.
The market is waiting wearily until the
election is out or the way and speculation
can once more have a Tree course. To-day
has been as unproductive of any real inter-
est as its predecessors, the only feature be-
ing the upward move in Chicago Gas, which
was accounted for by ruinors OF an increase
in the dividend rates. Distillers was also
the object of a little attention, declining in
tie morning and then rally1ng, though
whether its action has anything to do with
the manipulation OF Chicago Gas is an open
question. A story was heard that the Par
sons party and the Reading interests have
come to an understanding in regard to New
England. This, however, lacked confirma-
tion and had at any rate, no effect. Money
was easier and exchange was less firm,
which last TACT is believed to have a bearing
upon the action of the loan market.-From
Sproul 6 Co. s market letter.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-11-05
CHICAGO CHANGE.
Wheat and Corn Are Lower and Pork and
Lard Are Higher.


CHICAGO, Nov. 4-Liveliness followed by
stupidity characterized to-day's markets.
Compared with last night wheat and corn
are nc off and pork and lard 715c up. Oats
and ribs are about unchanged.
Initial transactions in wheat were at the
full closing figures of last night with every
appearance of strength. The market was
quickly weakened on liberal receipts in the
Northwest and a perfect flood of offerings.
Partridge apparently had brokers all over
the pit selling and New York and st. Louis
also had liberal selling orders on the market.
Advices reported an improved feeling later
in New York and the strength in Liverpool
being confirmed the market began to react.
The early sellers having been pretty
recovered all the early loss and
held steady and firm for a considerable
time, but turned weak during the last hour
on the absence of any additional bull news
and on selling. In the gossip that took the
place of trade, 1t WAS pointed out that there
las not been q November in 27 years in
which wheat has sold as low as it did yester-
TO il was on November 10, 1884, when cash
wheat sold at 70Hc. The lowest May wheat
sold on that day was Soc. Attention was
also pfyen the fact that the Price Current
wheat review argued that too much i'm
portance is given the large visible supply
figures and not enough calculation made on
the in ferior quality of a large part of the
crop; that instead OF 65c wheat the county
is likely to see 75c and an advancing market.
Another matter of discussion was, although
1t rained in Chicago, the weather West was
dry and cool with temperatures near the
freezing point dispatch from Mime
apolis TO commission firm here said, with
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-11-05
Wool.

NEW YORK. Nov. 4-Wool quiet and firm;
domestic fleece, 25@15c; pulled, 2O932c;
Texas, 1502lc.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 4-Medium and quar-
ter blood woods still lead in the demand.
Rather more inquiry for fine woods. Ohio,
Pennsylvania and West Virginia Xxx and
above, 2s@29c: X, 25@2sc; medium, SSQ34c;
coarse, S3634c; New York, Michigan
X and Xxx. 24@26c; medium. 3e@
33c; coarse. 32@3Sc; fine washed delaine
y and Xxx, 2s@32c: medium washed comb
ing and delaIne, 35@36c: coarse do do, SAG
35c; Canada do do, 3l@32c: tub washed,
choice, 3G@35c: fair, 3j@3oc; coarse, 35@34c;
medium unwashed comibing and delaine,
95@27c; coarse do, 25@26c; Montana, 2213c;
Territorial, I302lc.