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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-17

An 19EA1k1a81D 0Akx8UlB0
Anybody Who travels By ems knows vhse
& meant by "an opsn sui1cAs Il 4 the
terror Of railroad men, and III drsad a The
traveller. lie viexims--killsd, horribly man-
glad Of manned for ifs-are uunhersi b
ths score each year.
Vet even the dreaded "opeu switch = not
% widsly fatal - = . certain dissass, which.
without ceasing il sclivity jos n Instant, y
daily filing hundrsls u graves
What Is that terrible ailmentf you ask.
II Is Heart Disaass! - But" yoo reply, con-
fidentiy. II havcu't any heart disease--wy
heart Is all right" Are you sunxi
Dr.. Franklin Mica Of Elkhart Ind, the
distinguished specialist in diseases OF the
heart and nervous system, states that disor-
d~rr Of the heart are - common - those cl
the lungs. liver. stomach, bowels or kidney,
though often uns,lspec1ed. The rea>on pee
pie are not aware Of this important fact "a
because symptoms Of heart disease ars nos
usually recognized - proceeding from this
organ, but are attributed TO some other
source. II you have shortness Of breath,
fu,tering or palpitation, pain or tenderness
in lett breast, shoulder or side, oppressed or
choking sensation, fainting or smothering
spells, your Aeorf q effected.
had been troubled with heart disease
for years. NV left pulse was very weak, could
ut times scarcely feel Il, excitement would
weaken my nerves and heart, and fear nj
impending death stared me in the face fos
Cure ara che only medicines that have proved
ofany benefit and cured nal u. DYER
Coverdale, Md.
- Il n
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-17
Getting Tired Of IL.

An exchange relates that an old lady
travelling ON the London underground
road aud finding that the train was APP
preaching a station said TO n man who
sat at the farther end Of the cornpart-
ment and Was her only fellow passenger:
Would You kindly tell me. sir. what
Is tho next station
'.Boyswster. madam" was the courte-
ous reply.
Then would yon mind, SIR, when We
arrive. opening the door and helping me
TO get outgr
with pleasure" was the cordial rs
cent.
You see,r the old lady went on 10 ex-
plain. Il am we'll ON in years, and have
10 get out slowly and backward. and
when thc porter sees mo getting out he
shouts, Look alive. msamr and gives
me push in from behind-and I've been
round the circle twice already
Youths Companion.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-17
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.

II puzzles everyone TO figure out how much good
material and workmanship be given for the priceA Tose
have studied With
and needle workers they able
garments that defy criticism, and cheapy
CONTROLS the business terc
qualities found
every lady, Cambria
ise muslin Drawers. muslin skirt muslin night
Dantly trimmed with rulings. embroiderics
All sizes for ladies. misses and children
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-17

A lecturer. who had for several min
utes harangued his audience ON the beau
ties Of poliieness. was interrupted by a
man who arose and said:
That's all very well. cap-mighty
fine talkin, an all that. but ia this town
poiiteness don't pay"
"You are mistaken. sir" the lecturer
answered.; "politeness pays in any and
eli towns
mo, you are wrong" the intefrupter
persisted; lit don't pay here. I'll tell
you why. For some time ! have been
eating at lunch counter round yonder.
and noticed that every man sat up to
tho counter with his hat ON. and a. !
wasn't brought up that way concluded
10 take ny hat of, and did So"
well. did any one objectT the lee
turer asked
''Oh. no. there was no objection. but
you see semc fellow stole my hat. ~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-17

for Take lev shsgs froa tie different departments
prices which great buying
in other This viii The ef trade
machinery and will enable judge whether with the aid
of foreign looms steamships houses and railroads
accomplish miracles in the Of placing
little money Of everything dry goods
retailing before We do always qsote 6sur
Figures advertisement settle nothing tie the quality
width. fashion pattern
the price, We b able
merchandise only in the bat after
taken Il home
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-17

A carload OF paasengcrs on the Broed-
way cable limo coming down town ~
.eptly were treated to . vcFy amusing
little incident, which was heartily en-
joyed by every person present except
one. just above Houston street lady
entered the car and sat down near the
door in seat vacated for her by gen.
tlemsn. Shs was evidently well Id
vanced in years. hut certain jaunti-
ness in attire and frivolity in her man.
aer plainly betrayed the fact that she
desired to appear young. After she had
ridden short distance she suddenly at
trscted the conductors attention. and
pointing to a Young man ut tie other
end of the car on the opposite side said:
Conductor. that insolent fellow il
trying 10 flirt with me-
The other passengers smiled slightly
at the idea and looked at the young man
indicated, expecting to SEQ him look very
uncomfortable. but he didn't. Slowly
and gracefully arising from his seat and
politely lifting his hat to his accuser be
said:
Excuse me. madam, but ] was smfl-
ing at the other old lady who sits beyond
you and who happens to Be my mother
This was too much Cor the elderly
damsel. and after one vain effort to 10
gain her coinposure she stopped the cor
and dismounted. amid the laughter Of
other passengers.-Exchange.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-17


Among ehs usny Quess sDoEin rean1n1
n - ed Jswjeh 3nlnnd and ccy6o1
into Barring 0osllds s.Psn1neoAs -
Prophefsr anA sssghs of sinilaf import
i one oonrsruing ~ acoipn nnhsa By
the great race u ginnts 81 the stms q
the dsluss ~ ~ one a - 0nod ~
xsans were ms ell dDuzusd Thsir
le~d~s. og. plAatei his foos upon ~
fountains u The dssp. and with ~
hands hs stoppsd tie Windows 1t hsav.
en-. According ~ Rabbi Eiisses. whna
the food broke upon thsearth tie giants
exclaimed. III all The waters a ~
earth BIZ gathered together. they win
only reach to oar waisss. and II tn foun-
tsins Of the great deep b broken mp We
viii stamp them down again" This
they dad - shsy had declared thsy
would. Thea God made the waters boz
and boiled the Gesh from their bousa
The Tsrgum u Palestine also says III
waters of the food were hot. The Tai
mud thru gocs on TO relate the story u
tho escape Of og. declaring that hs went
into tho water along with the rhinoc<rus.
clinging 10 tho dde Of the ark. Ths
same authorities which give W IN &c
count Of bow og saved himself tell Us
that all the waters Of tho deluge wers
hot except that which Immediately sur
rounded the hull Of the ark. One rab.
binic authority says that Og climbed
upon the top q the ark. and that when
Noah discovered and attempted 10 dis
lodge him he swore to bs slave 10 the
patriarch's family forever II permitted
TO retain his seat st. Louis Republic.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-17
A COOL DRESS.

Are there any fabrics more aug
gestive for hot weather dress than our
beautiful French chaliies or Brilliant
ines? a few of those black and white
checks are still available-makcs a
pretty street dress. Suitings to please
every taste, from 2712c TO o7i.c this
week.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-17
TAKE READY-TO-WEAR
DRESSES.

Very likely a stitch button change
perfect If il altering to do will
nothing consists Of all the reasonable fabrics
cut to the fashion what the you says
surprise Ten TO COULDN'T the
price of complete select at the of
SPRING s. COMPANY.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-17

Wash linen lawn. it grows pref
tier each time. and it's about the coc'l-
est. ARREST crispest of dress stufis.
and almost the neatest. Wen show
you rare bargains this week in a
variety of prices.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-17

tbs b the cniy vu~fscine thstas csrsvups~>J
~ y 5s>-nt beo-fs ~ csr~. n every 49,.
yosw fne-sv = rssa-usf On tis-~ t<~r1z.
wkst 49, esa ~ fsss a Ts-ei 10Y yoa 70
huyf
The fr~-cripsion- r--rrfafes ard f-a
rrcses al The nss1rsl fsrefsaas. never cuEs
fscss srita tseFn. snl h g>rf-rtsf hsr1sls~s -
az onritssn q th~ fsfasie sTes<sn. u Inn
FrvTcs' sss-sfssn. sarfri->~ the hioad, brig
s~fre>lsisx step ard rs~<<~r> bath md
Pc aiesrssisns f.<x<se~~r>rte h>~rfae
I'm <sr>sttFits p~rssxsjesl pa4n<. SD every
rkrosfs ~-~ks-N - t~<spshsr1<y< 80 49,
~ tSss sssssy. sad p~nnnsnay esa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-17

& OF STRONG.
IL you're . tar~i
osss ar run dowp-
woman, with Tn.
Piwces Fasorsfe
Prescription And.
n yon suScr fra.a
anv " fssnsie corn
plant ~ as~st-r.
yos "a veil F6r
inxH two thiap
- bald up 20
nsess sty enfth.
azi - rur- NO
NESS asiCa>Bts -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-17
THE SPRING g. COMPANYS
SPECIALS.

little notions sothineD
nsed Anything iacinge They're here for you Have you
stopped think what the nodern
plished in the line of ready to TO put garmcntsr
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-17
EMANCIPATION
FROM LABOR

10 the history of today. No sweat,
ing over '>utting tables, trying on
and fitting of garmcnls. treading
sewing machiuea- Think OF the
convenience of it--Women's suits
for all occasion, house wrappers,
daintily stitched muslin underwear.
elegant enough for a bridal outfit
ALL HERE FOR YOUR INME-
DIATE USE.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-17
IN THE SAND

carpet Of great buying and ceiling ifs
surprising short enRths accumulate Single
pieces. odd patterns shall keep nasy
price Get length and have
pretty prize or quarter the price Of pattern Find
Administers nuettes. Brnsses Tapestries
and Ingrains
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-17

AX&fn a LF~*r many % cur 1<t@nlif-e@
su-n are t<sapt~a 20 ov~ssnxassy and
care. Yea kns~ thai nearly Al coss-
sn~rrksi h-s.,n>e-~s are overione IN tAss
azv. ssarf.n with she love a aiss-h
sssa. car cities are crowded With merl
r--slresl - - rich ~ az hazards. The,
do not care hcw rnocsy cs0-~. Our be~i
rsarrhsrss ara thro~n snts compesstson
VITA ussn 81 mcr~ n>sns sDd brps .con-
s--snee. sssd Il Ar Opportunity cf sceu-
unazsrfon - sesl~srS sne hour secps
sss si<e picks q up. Prssn Jsnswy q
nnspnb~s Ne struggle ro>s ca. Night
r,v-s ~ arist &C lsGss s,~~lnx IN r-sss
is~s>~>> NJ ~ . h<Ass shA< vsii no< ssop
shsakfrx The ir>sms >r~ narrowed by
Imaginary t.>~ and aash-.l with snsAxt
nsry gaiEps Hasn ne sabh>ssA c~rnsrt
dan s>rk the t,de II xrrietv. fpv this
w,~~ss wrrhiiSn<sss1.sa,ssc is~sc~s ~
xnsschs-s 80 t-sS~~ ~ k,m 9. Bll,ks
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-17

that IL TAKES no spring from the foot. no
tIi.hene~s from ths hsArt. no sparkle
from the eye. no ring from the laughter,
but that her WAYS arr ways Of pless-
antnsss. and all her psths are peace"
sympsthke with the work being done
In urAay Of cur cities by which beautiful
rooms are - apart by onr Young Mems
Christian associations. and pray God
o. prosper them In ali things. But. |
tell You. there Is something back of that
ALL before that We need more hsryy.
eun-ecratesi. cheerful Christian homes In
America.
Tax RfoHr tsks 90 MONEY.
Axa,n. remark that great many ~
our hn~ss~<s ts~n are tempted b. pot the
stsainrn~u, 81 money above the value %
the rcul II Il = grand thing ~ have
plenty % money. The more ron get e
r. the b-sser. IL it come honestly and 90
ussfuilv. For the lack of il sickness
di>- without u<siicine. end huns.r nnds
~ COIN N The empsy bred tray. end
nsk~iness shfvsrS fev lsck % cLo<h~s and
Gre. Wheu I bssr . man h canstng
tsrs3s ssniDee money! Christian MA
las shruxh II had no pussihls 80 on
earth snd he hsd 10 Interest In n. come
almcst - shink thas the heaven that
vsuid ~ sppsopssAfs fov him would b.
"a evRiaseknx poovhoueef
whsi~. mr. fysen.l., ve do sdnrit there
y snch thing - . lawful NJ ~ rsnsy
"a pssxsab}e Ne II msney--l~s ~
rsoaxnsxe ai~p the fses shss money can
not satisfy . mans s'ui; thss ~ cannot
glitter IA the assk valley; that ~ csnnc<
pay car FARE scrua The Jordan II dessh.
that n csnnc< unlock shr ess~ II heaven.
There Are men In AL occupations who
s~rn 10 SCI - though they thoueht =
y~ss u ho'ss1s ssj nsorss.se< eoaid De
tsdet - - . - - hnvsa snd -
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-28
THE MORNING NEWS: SATURDAY, OCTOBER %, 1893

Cotton-By Steam-Market firm; steady
inquiry for room. Rates are per 100 lbs:
Direct: Barcelona. 53c; Genoa, SIC; Havre
acc; Bremen 4sc; ReyaL Csc; Liverpool
SOC; Liverpool via New York SOC:
Liverpool via Boston, sic; Liverpool via Bal
timore 4Sc: Havre via New YorE, SIC: Reval
via New York s5c; Amsterdam via New York,
Sic; Amsterdam, via Baltimore, 4Sc; Antwerp;
via New York 47c; Bremen via New York
SOC; Genoa via New York. Sc; Hamburg via
New York, sic; Boston p bale, 81 25; New.
York y bale 81 co. Philadelphia z bale
81 co. Baltimore 81 90.
Lumber-Demand, both foreign and domes-
tic, is very quiet. and mills are generally
inQuiring for orders We quote Easy sizes
SIPS; ordinary sizes, Sl20OG165O difficult
sizes, sl300N25.O1; flooring boards Sl45O0
200; shipstufis. Sl6.50G25.00,
Country Produce.
Market for poultry steady; fair demand;
grown fowls 2 TSir, 75c; q grown, 5o06Oc;
= grown chickens, 40645c Z pair; geese p
pair 90c0Sl ducks 65G5c, Market
for eggs is firm, Supply fair; country
per dozen 2lcR2!. Peanuts-Ample stock
demand fair, market steady; fancy h. p. Va
= 10, 51a46c; h. p. y n, 41aci small, h. D., y
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-28

Per steamship Kansas City from New York
Mrs II Stokes, w Wizard, J II Josselyn
Miss Carpenter, Mrs e f Carpenter, Mrs X
X Dancy Miss c f Smith. Mrs NJ Smith Miss
f Paterson Mrs f w Paterson, Miss A f
Sage Mrs VIM Sage. Mrs A w Morgan. Mrs
L . Perrin + r Keilbach, T. # Carpenter, II
Palley, Bishop Moore G Wyman. Maj A
Wyman. Mrs A II Walker, Mrs J n Furber
Miss o Wood Mrs J d Wood, II Hansen, NJ
Kelly, A Miller and wife, w Cans, Mrs M
Cans c r Fisher, p Broke, J II Crosby Jr X
L Police II w Davis. G Wright, w A Nor
gan, l. Lang, J $ Parker, Mr. Harmon, F. S
Barton, G Reid, G p Lathrop, Mrs q Shutz
and daughter, II Paffe and wife Miss Platt
Mrs G Y Berry w II Tunk, w Christian, Q
Holbeck. s II Gullick, F C Hum, b Hum, b r
Harris, G w Routawl, w Fany, Miss y
Endell, Mrs NJ Endell, F Ellsworth. G
Harris, G. = Gardner and wife, Milo ) Free
man. s A Halstead and wife, Mrs Schuyler
and infants, Miss - Shute, Mrs Q Is Shute
Mrs Merry. d r Dova and wife, w w Gray
and wife. Miss G Kens, Mrs Q r Zeitror, Miss
y Webb. Miss II Gray, Mrs M + Knowlton
w MlledRe, f Mason and wife, J w Cooper
G M Hogan, Mrs c o Warner r r Clayton
and wife. Miss r NJ Joyce, Mrs II J Joyce, f.
= Joyce, Miss + Joyce. Miss r Joyce, Miss
Dunlap Mrs Dunlap. Miss $ Wolroth, Mrs J
sullivan. Miss X sullivan, 5 Taylor, Mrs X
Taylor and infants. Master A Taylor, Master
w Taylor Miss II Taylor. w AW White
aud Wife Mrs Myers coli Mrs Ralston and
infant tcon. Miss Scarhoro cob. NJ Phil
lips NJ Cannon, A Weigren, Mrs NJ johnson,
v IA Wise, l. Wise, . Jorsenson, w IA Fay
l. Fay L Squire aud 80 steerage.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-28
Recelpts.

Per South Bound Railroad. Oct 81
35s bales cotton, 30 pkgs tobacco, 3 cases
yarns, bhls liquor, ~ bdls spOks, IL bales
cheX, go pkgs furniture. . bbls hinges, I l1eg
hinges sacks collars, 3 bales sheetng,
piano, I organ, stool, I Dbl apples, bag
onions bags peanuts, . cases dry goods
bale domestics, bbls potatoes,l car cabbage,
cars wood.
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway. Oct
27-38 bales cotton, cars oil, / sewing ma
chine, cars lumber, 1 car cotton seed, 1
desk cars wood, 100 sacks meal box axes,
bbls potatoes, organs, car cattle. 3 boxes
m food, bdl CRATES, bbls whisky, 1 box air
brakes, % boxes tobacco, % nests trunks
hbls and kegs bolts, 3 cases candy, l roll
wire, bales sheeting, 1 case clothing, 1 Dbl
bags, boxes scales, 1 bale hose, 4 cases
shoes.
Per Savannah Florida and Western Rail-
way Oct 27-2,33i bales cotton 1 craze hogs,
l sacks potatoes, bblS syrup, sacks coal 3
bales hides, 100 cases mineral water, Al car
boys mineral water. 10 bbls mineral water 10
cars wood, car cotton seed pieces meat,
sacks hides % head cattle, cars hay. / car
black oats, 400 pieces d sides, II bbls rice,
cars rock, 80 cars lumber, l,942 bbls rosin, 4O7
bbls spirits turpentine, II bales moss, 81
pkgs mdse, 6 empty drums.
Per Central Railroad. Oct H-
D, 1923 bales cotton, 100 pkgS domesttcs, 2l8 pkgS
mdse, 1854 tons pig iron 604 empty barrels go
sacks bran, "a bales broom corn. p cases I've.
10 cases whisky, II sacks potatoes, 90 boxes
cheese ? safes 25 bars iron, t25 pkgs hard
ware, i2 bdls paper, 10 sacks flour 229 bbls
1855 bbls OIL % bbls sugar 80 bbls liquor, Dbl
ore, bbls -four, IA 1abbls -four, 20 bbls grits,
sorrel mare, cars coal. 1 car box material,
cars slaves, cars wood.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-28


New York Oct 24-Arrived. schr Adele
Thackara, Boeman, Progreso via Charleston.
jacksonville Oct 24-Arrived, schr Florence
and Lillian, Cobb. New York.
25th-Arrived, steamer Iroquois, Kemble,
New York. and cleared to return.
New Orleans Oct 25-Arrived, steamers
Gran Antille lSpl, Llorca Havana; El Dora
do, Percy. New York; VIM G. Hewes lBrl,
Brown, Bluehelds; Morgan, Staples, do;
Memphis lBrl, Pollexfen, Avonmouth; Ry-
vingen Norl, Smith Bluenelds.
Cleared steamers Antonio Zambrana fNorl,
Krogh, Bluehelds; Agnes [Nerl, Felsen do,
8 Pizati. Pizatt, Ceiba; Borghese lBrl, Saler-
no via Newport News; Albert Dumois lNorl
Hargen, Port LimOn; Huntsman [Brl, Tin
dale, London via Norfolk
Pensacola, Oct 22-Arrived, bark Sentinel
TBr1. Helms Barbados.
Sailed barks Alexandra Bosch [Spl, Vigho;
Fora [Ausl Genoa; sehr II l. White, -.
West Hartlepool, Oct 4-Satled, steamer
Lucina fBrl Grieg, Galveston.
Rotterdam, Oct 23-Arrived, bark Gloria
[Ausl, Scopinich, Savannah.
Sailed bark Amaranth lGerl, Moller,
Savannah.
Charleston, Oct 27-Arrived, steamer Algon-
quin Platt, New York
Charleston oct 27-Arrived, schr VIM II
Shubert, Sloan, Charleston, bound Elizabeth
Sailed, steamer Spanish Prince lBrl,
Thomas, Barcelona and Genoa schrs Harry
(Brl, Evans, London; Emma Q Knowles,
Corson, Baltimore.
Jacksonville, Oct 2-Entered, steamship
Cherokee, Bearse. New York.
Wilmington, NC, Oct 27-Cleared, bark Ra-
tata fNorl. Jensen, London schr Hattie l.
Sheets Richards, ROndout New York.
Newport News, Oct 27-Arrived, steamships
Moorgate Bril- Galveston; Zanzibar, lBrl
Galveston.
Sailed steamships Zanzibar [Brl, Liver
pool; Moorgate lBrl, do.
Norfolk. Oct 27-Arrived steamer Smiles
worth Br1, Welton, Fernandina TO river Tyne.
Cleared, steamers Snilesworth [Brl Wei
ton, river Tyne, England; VIM Storra lBrl,
Liverpool; schrs Alice b Phillips, New Bed
ford: Gen f o NJ Erwin, Boston: b G French,
Boston Alice Holbrook, Boston; st Thomas,
Boston.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-28


New York, Oct 81 ) D. m.-Flour mar
ket quiet with small local demand. Wheat
spot market &c higher with local trade; No.
. red. in store and elevator zoe; afioat 7OH
1702sc; T. o. b. 70Bc; No. red 67lsc; I'M
graded red 81 s072c; No. l northern 73Ac.
Options opened steady, sold off under local
offerings, reacted and advanced sharply late
in the day on covering o. shorts and reports
of early action on the repeal bill; No. red
January 72Bc; February closed 7414c; March
75Bc; May 78c; october 69Bc November
dull: No. 2 elevator 464c afioat &c; options
closed a shade under best prices: October
i6-sc; November 46Ac; December 474c.
Oats-October spot dull but firm; options
closed firm; october 3i9sc; November 49Sc;
December 351sc; May BIC; No. white 36l0
3GKc; No. Chicago 35lf0354c; No. 3. SIC;
No. white 3a095hc mixed western 3lHQ
36c. Cut meats weak; picked bellies l0A50
1lc; sales include ( .0D0 pounds smoked bellies
at l2c: picked shoulders, sales 80, at 7143
7%c; picked ham, sales 500, at 103l0l4c.
Lard hrm: western steam closed at $40 so:
sales $50 tierces. Pork steady: extra mess
$40 50l1S20 25 short clear Sl9 00fIS20 70. But
ter firm Cheese firm. Eggs steady. Molasses
quiet Coffee market closed steady at net
advance from to IS points; total sales $500
bags including: October II co. November
II 20; December 10 75G1l6 80; January IS 40
0l6 80; March 10 20; May Is 80, Spot coffee
quiet but steady; Rio No Z, 1870 asked.
Sugar steady with fair demand, but supplies
small and business checked; no sales; refined
steady.
InlCdEOs OCL Ef.--lut DlRBtSL market OF
the month in wheat was during the last hour
OF the session today. There are surmises
IL is due to guesses that voting would begin
this afternoon in the Senate. Rumors we're
also that northwest receipts have begun 10
fall of. Wheat closed strong at an advance
for the day OF &c. Trading in corn was light.
The market was Influenced chiefly by the
hrmness in wheat. Provisions started rather
weak al some decline from yesterdays
closing, on nscount of the hog receipts having
oyerrun the estimates by 1000 head. They
recovered on the receipt OF few scattering
buying orders and In sympathy with the firm
ness Of the grain markets The last bulge In
wheat was taken advantage Of 10 load some
early purchases and the closing prices we're
not quite the highest Of the day Compared
with last night January pork is up 20c, Jan.
uary lard 80 and January RIBS Sc.
Chicago, Oct 2f.-Casn quotations. were as
follows: Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat
No. 2 spring wheat &c. No. 3 spring
wheat NO saler No. rcd Ole. COrn-No, 2.
3.lac Oats. No ., 2-c No. 2 white 30's a3ic,
No white 9af21c. Rye. No. 2 a7isr tiar
Icy, No. . nominal; No. 3 I. o. b., 3elt5iei
No. Z, (. o b., 8iQDl6c flnx seed No I, 81 o.
HRy-pfime timothy seed % ~ Ness pork