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New-York tribune., 1894-10-23
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Fest Liberty oct ?-cattle- Receipts liberal market
SLOW weeks prices; prime
5ouS5 good butchers 81 i5qS rough fat 81 500 50
light steers s. l3Hs3 30 Hogs-Receips. about -
mostly common grades. few prime grades sold
81 o5QS5 In. Iiadephas. 81 o5Gs5 10. best Workers and
mixed 81 sJuSi 10; common To fair Workers. 81 IOuSt 80
pigs. 81 50uSi ~. good SinSi 80; and
sows s30S3 ,5 SherpReceips liberal. demand fair and
market Toe lower sheep. while lambs 20c lower:
extra sass TO- good 81 2nIS: 90 far 81 Gos oo COM
mon. 5OcoiSI: yearngs. S2ns3. lambs. $2NS3 60
Union Stock Yards. Chicago. oct. ~ 32.-taUte-Recepts
81 600 head. market stronger common
). SJds6 II: stockers and feeders S2Us3 so and
bulls $lGS3 30: calves 81 2Q$j % ogsHecepts. 80 coo
head. rkct hrrn aud Zoe higher heavy 81 JOu<J
choice miScd 81 I0aSi So choice assorted 81 15Q
81 NJ light. 81 ioa$ 10 pigs. 81 50ISi So Sheep-Rc-
cepts $1,000 head market steady inferior choice 75c
asa; lambs. 81 234S+
-. Louis. Oct. 22-Catic- Ecccpts. 3i3s head made
up u - natives and II Texas IL good
steady market In both divisions Native steers were
There few fairly good steers IN the Texas
division. but the majority were ordinary. The aver
aged fair 70 good native cows 81 iSQs2 TO- Texas
3. 5Cds3 -; Texas 81 f0GS2 80. HogsRaceipts
230i head. The supply Of heavy weights ilmited
New-York tribune., 1894-10-23

gr@ac- part Of the morning sithongn & m WAS s5ne
Ion in prices the market dropping a, , =, the small
nigbes, The strength Early was l"r l.,tnr ~ ~ the
a..ins and soft weather III u -
corr bali Tie tact. however. tna' WIN in the
should he an .ici'as
,s,J. suup,v was considered rather dis 'ui The tre
i,..al verv email consumption ~ oil Corn, trn~fh
,r,. ,uc, late n the day. with the eatiy
closing quiet NJ 80 ~
~ -. sh corn dull No : j.. ,ne rI
,,,si Al sic No white sold al -. 80 si.c de-
~, nJ r 20 hush yellow sold az 1'c ~ s,o'', ver,,
i,.lr.i .OATS-rle market ioT u"'S Ss,,r,,thizin<
,as, inrinc H.. carly pert ~ ia" 'aH i,.i snrns
slrt'y r,o,.,ro- in corn. but later deNe'opri -
an inc increase IN tn" N'~ln' '' -, a, ,he
I"aNi'ss III -, - the st and closed nraN! - "a, ~,
,, ., prire ( day and - - n' % ,,,"os ,ror, ~,
-, ,,.nf vas agaln free. ana tl' a', ,i,,
-, do not indicate much If anN ~. w. Wy ~ h and Inc
"a. yistl, supply Is already li. N; J., ,ery
to cone ~. -, t,spnsei to buy. excepting III ~, 80
''"l' wee llh" husn.
cpnSerNdt .,ci 2a~ H. C.O BUSH 40 whit
~ ,.o hush t,acS white 35n tnc; 49, n ,ncraJ fy,a6c
~" 10 D,na. BARLEY Market SLOW, W. western
uuv.auk.c and c0gcic f'r InS.", go, -oe5 7oisr:
w .Sf:I;DS-Market rer annS
flt'N oi,.I - i1ffS' - -.
dlil &C., 49,, ru 1t ,.,c asked for silver ana "'
asked FOR Japai. 80 - ,r.,os OF the pro-
New-York tribune., 1894-10-23
THE COURTS.
SOME MORE OF F. H. wEEKs's DEvILTRiES

SOME MORE OF F. II. WEEKSS DtNlLI'''r-'
A COMPLICATED CASE IN COURT WHICH 1iL
MACBINATIONs OF THE DEFAVLTlNG LAW
YEP HAVE FRIGHTFCLLY INVOLVED
Justice Ingrahan and over dozen 'a"Ee'S J"
the Special Term OF the Supreme Court yes,'r""f
were attempting 10 straighten ou' coHii
mass ~ LITIGATION that has arisen out ot Frames
II Weekss defalcatons. the properly lhFoiNeu
heirc that OF the estate Of william Edgar HOW
land who died in Paris In February lsf' lie le''
an estate valued az about 10000 lie hamen DR.
his executors his broiheT-in-la%. James foose
yelt and Frarcis H. Weeks The executors III
order 10 provide for the payment OF the WHO"
annuity ot 600 sold of the securities o. 'ht
estate realizing about $4,000 This Weeks kei'
where he could lay his hands on H. ana nseH hu'"
Of I, I'm obtaining mortgages on property o. MAN
Danziger. in this city.
Weeks wanted sor.o more money about 'his uIie'
SO ne got James r Williams TO turn over TO MN
railroad securities upon which loan OF abou'
q, coo was obtained and collateral security f"r
this Weeks cave the bonds and DanIlSc' MOI =
cages Mr. Williams a.so obtained loan on 'heSe
rnortgares so that there Is complicated
FIGHT among half-dOZen parties who claim o%iei-
shin i'm part or entirely OF the bonds ana securities
Actions In foreclosure are also pehdIS on w
Danzirer mortgages. The Countess Won Ilh1ei
large portion OF which he ombezzled. was one OF
the interested spectators in court Yesterday. on
declares that some OF her money is lhV"iNeu III
this transaction. 1900. - ,,,.,
and James Roosevelt. both testified and told VIVA
implicit confd. nee they had in Weeks. ne tesrl ,
nony Of Weeks taken In sing sing 2 snort nm
ago under en- order OF the Court VII oc use" III
New-York tribune., 1894-10-23
UUaI TIE PARK DEPARIhENI 'IH" ""''

The Board OF Estimate and Ap1oruonmeh' yes
,erdav took M the provisional estimates "i "'
Department Of Public Parks for lH". Inc depdI.
,nen, asked for 81 3479jj and was allo"ei N,l''''
I,or ,s4. # was given Nl77 l95. The only incr"as"
allowed was in the item referring TO salaries "'
nolice There was item of $1,000 for IN" mah''-
nance and Improvement o. Morningsde FarN ana
avenue There objection on IL" part oi al
tho members OF the Board to granting sums ior
Tho irnnroyement of the Vest side to the 'N-
cluson OF the East. They failed to see WHY Morn
ingside Park was entitled to special appioprla-
ton. The items referring 10 the PARK ana avenue
were stricken out. and under the head o. man
,enance for all parks" a lump sum OF $1,000 was
appropriated u, ,
Among the other items one calling loI
$1,000 'for planting. care and preservation oi
trees in West End-ave" II was cut down 70 .
The Finance Department asked for <!l"d,i a.
and was allowed 80 93N -. This Is Tor IN" IN,
terest on tho city debt. redemption OF the prnclpa
of the city debt rents taxes sinkinG fund *
penses etc. The cut in the estimate was made IN
the item of s63i 800 - for the state care OF Inc
insane.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-23
CEOrGE w. pCLLNiN on THE S7EIhE'
ur SAYS II WAS NOT INFLrENcED BY THE
House rENrs NJ Pt'II.MAN-Et'siNEss OF
TitE COMI,ANY u 1873.

III. SAYS IT WAS NOT INFLrENCED BY THE
uorsE rENrs At rUII.MAN-ErsiNEss OF
THE COMPANY ~ 1925.
George NJ Pullman. presGen, % the Pullman Pal
acc Ear Company supplements his annua! repor'
with me following:
During the hscs year the conirac, with the ~.
Louis and san Francisco Railway. which would a"Fr
expired May ~ lS9; eEl ne contract win ne % o.
ra Midland Railway Company, Whlch Npu.h ia,
expired July !. 1907. replaced WIN ~" 'o'i-
tracts dated August !. ls3'. Expiring fepiudiE !,
1914 There have been built during 'nt yea, iG Gin- %
cars a. II s4 9i7. The total mileage .! Ia,' @
ways covered by contracts for the oieet.o ~ r"d -
persons in the employ Of the company u" 'l
ufaCtur!ng and operating departments y ~ m,
the wages paid during the year NFN'-N. IN in' ~
ond u The Wages aald SID 50 ihc Pullman l-can
AMI Savings Bank shows s1vinfs oolV.'l,rr -,
end OF the fiscal year Cf ST6"'i, ''tt 'ih rrr1
sajG 40 compared with the previous T"1' ne mum nun
her %: depostors has decreased durnF shI Io1i S,I
from 200 20 1888. and the aFe'aEe ''r e''" '''
tor has decreased from sd 10 W. ... ,,.btch
The depression in tn, car-luidiag business WnlTh
began in 1892. manifested Itself hot oa ~ a. t.. au
ing off in the prices for cars. nNei1s,', N,s IVA, the
force in til Pullman shops on NoveInneI r, !,
less than l.lo0 while ING aveInEE InE Il ISs5 was
a4a7 In the months Of August aad Sep,1iio'ih T.,
l0s We had opportunity Oh mar ,mani'" 'a"cconted /
lids for work OF which but three Wcro aCo ,o,,,'
h,.o -. ,~nnd In various WAYS that good man;
persons during the strike lost sis"t t vas in
gin and gained the impression ,in'or tinr not beng
i.nI rthon wages were reduced from thc nkIl
ecalo of Inc scring Of 1893 That thls J.. IVA ~ ne
is shown by the :oct that more una" we're not ten
o!e W. COMPANY II the had continueu al
..nrl, inetead OF remaining idle for nsdIS co.. .o
months. wages amounting 10 rn1 n 70 be contrasted
MUI & h 40 Total value Of contributions made for MN ,he
which, far as we are a1N'N''' ~
New-York tribune., 1894-10-23

riverpoo oct - S:i5 p m.Beef-fNtFa Inaia u irss @
duIl at 72s Oh prime mess dun at os' i, sasv
rness Western. fine at Oss 'o 90 III -, n,I ~
AZ Gis ID Hars-shor, about - TO - d do ~ gun ,n
"a, ~ Cumberland cut about - 10 ~ ~ ii1
~ ~. ~ shnrt ,Ib about - H. dull %Js ors Gear
niidISs about ~ ~ at "ss CD ony an ana ho ,bT
~ To- i, H. easy at 2os G CheeseT TAmer1sam NM, ,,
,,hitc and colorri dull iss I'd. Talow-ti 1o
,c,,onss.d Liverpool refined steady at 2"s
A. s-ir,,s ~ turpcn;ine steady at 2ls Rosln , r
r, ar "a Gd Iari-Prime Western. spot duil al '''
V,paet-N, rgI winter firm at Is 3d 10 : req sP''"s
arm At 5lad Four-st Louis tan'y ma roi "a 20 0cto
be- firm At Is lOi.d Noyen6er tirm at - ':u. & dy
t- gr, At Is ci.d Hons London pachc 60 sFhuS
NJ - joss - j, Receipts Of wheat FOR tne Ias'
from Atlantic ports $4,000 quarters rom oonr % Sr h
,po, ouorers 40 receipts of American corn loi t'1
New-York tribune., 1894-10-23
UJTJT4U TAYJOR SONS ASSIGN

The firm Of William Taylor & Sons. proprictors
of the Columbian Iron Works, at Adams and Water
sts Brooklyn, made assignment yesterday TO
Colonel Alexander s. Bacon, without preference.
The business established fifty years ago by
William Taylor who died In June. 1883. ana his
sons James A.. William J. and Edwin D.. nave
heen mariners in the concern for over thirty years
They have large works, and AT one time made "A
specially OF sugar machinery, but OF late years
have done a good deal In ice and refrigerating ma
chimes for this city Philadelphia and Other places
They built Ico-ton ice machine for Philadelphia
last year They also did considerable work for
the Broadway Railroad in this city.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-23
FOR THE FTVERAL or JOSEPH ID. BEDIE.

The body Of Joseph D. Bedle. formerly Governor
OF New-Jcrscy was yesterday removed from -.
I.uke's Hospital this city, TO the family home AT
Jersey-ave. and MontgOmery-st., Jersey city. The
funeral viii take pace at 10 o'clock to-mp'ro"
morning at the First Presbyterian church. IN
Emory-st, Heights The Rev. DR. Charles Herr.
pastor OF the church. will oiciate. The pallbediers
have not yet been selected.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-23
CLOSING PRICES or SAN FRiNCISCO STOCKS


Galveston. Oct 22t otton steady: middlnr. 5-IGc:
low mddng &c; good ordinary. $50: and gross
cepts. o12ss bales exports coastwse 3sOs bales sales
1919 bales stock ls0.Ost bales.
Norfolk. oct 22-Coiton steady. middiing. 3Ac; low
midling. lJ-lGc. good ordinary. NC and gross
3310 bales: coaswise, 442S bales sales.
SJ4 bales: stock. 20.043 bales.
New Orleans. oct 22-Cotton easy good mdling 5s.c
mddng bic; low niddng &c; good ordinary ta.c net
receipts, 80 bales gross 1854 bales. -
Great Britain l2.OI bales: France 1909 bales
wise 3221 bales sales sloo bales stock 1871 lIo bales
Savannah. Oct 22.-Cotton easy; middling. 36c low
mdtng lol6c: good ordinary. 4'.c and gross
cep.s l52a bales exports coastwse. 1851 bales. sales
2400 bales: stock. 124. ITO balea
New-York tribune., 1894-10-23
COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

sun-ezoe corrt-General Term-Recess.
ss. ,gs s ,d. IDi!s7 @ ISsah@3@ ssa @
ai 49, ssS 81 iss i52o i6ci Gi 1872 isl, 22'
's Supreme isS' IBst9re Patterson
suPTe%e coafispscai Te,mPari lIlIBstSe 5 Russell
% be from FaF! 5 iF's to
be cn, sSn & Fe ri o[ fia Andre%
be sent from Par, iii trial Case nnhnished o,,,
asss S.r'@ as7 c?s!5r1ssl ssss @sl5 .s CO..
as c aG c35s2 S2s f I 3fs sse6 gs5 be
sent f, Part III for T enseoTe Safs SnnsnfS SSfseev. j.
Superior cOur,-Equity Terrn-Betore Dusro. Nos
Ie%pa5' o2 CASE snsfsI: aaaS:heS seds"e
superior Tsrss' lbs IBstoIe ;5S d Freedman ..
Superior Cour~Trial TermPart III-Adjournea for the
'fs'n Superior cour-Gensral T.rAa,our.a sine
ss,s%SF %enaoSer Gsares Eds Terssa Burger
suosa cgp5r"N N.T Tsrm1rst9rs a, 1890 F,SsS @ SD ,
Win Of william H. Iyman at lo5o 80 a. m o,or.r,.,
NO. Sem%?s b g. Pls@s-S'' Clear '''1 s''-l'.''' ''
!, Sss l. se Ids Gs. IS0'
@s rsssTsa IT.. e g'I: . 3 S'oIs &c. : "l i4 E. s
s1s 1s I @ :$s s 3 sas i$s3 z iss @ I iss; @ :'5 $50 i
o@sS Common Pieas-Tria TermPar, Before BOohsaver
hpsneG csmmon PlcasTra ,erPar, IAdtourned for the
CITY Court-speciai Term-Before Newburser. J-ao-
50 s GFn s Ss So IS a Nsse'S s b. 4a
$50 $50 s@O. 1914 cal s7i. Case unfinished.
civ Court-Tra, Terr-Ps,t lIBefore Fitzs.mons. ].
Nos 7i3 121 Ss7 265 99G. 42i 54l 'o vo9, S3' 9+l,
Q42 2il 1852 1887. 7+i Case unhnshcd
Nos 753 10 o54 9Ga lOl7 207 SOC 755 IG5 9i4. 9s2
ioo4 1910 ioii 1912 1913 10l4. 1903. 1856 Case un
finished. -
city Court-Tria Tern-Part Iv-Before Van Wyck; J
Short causes Nos i94S 2055. 2125 2059 221G. 1871.
1894 22i5, oli7 242. 1892. 1854. 235s. 23s5 Clear.
REFEREES APPOINTED
Supreme Court
Barrett. i.
Faglio VS.. Robardey-Francis G. Barlow.
People etc. American Steam Boiler Company
Hamilton O1ell
DAILY VS.. IIoward-Henry NJ. Alexander. jr.
BY Lawrence ].
Iangren IS. Perrin Payson * Co-Thomas II. odcll.
Asch vs. Sharp-Francis V. s. Oliver.
Common Pleas.
by Giegerich J.
Matter OF Moore-Felx Jeilenik.
Carter Mann-George NJ. Bayne.
BY DAILY. c. J.
Matter of Haris-Arthur Sweeny.
RECEIVERS APPOINTED.
Superior Court.
By McAdam. j.
Bradley 4 c. Co. vs. Felix Krupp-wiiliam ". peT.ck
New-York tribune., 1894-10-23
CU,yGrs PROPOSED Ar THE CUSTOM Hoo ~

CHANGES PROPOSED At mn ''H''"
Same changes are likely 10 be made IN me o''-
-, ,n1 had.v arranged custom House
c.,ances which have long been needed. Co"ec'or
t;rhre,h had a consultation last week WIN No'-
gresham W J. Coombs. Who Is m''h",' ~ 80
committee on Appropriations oi the HOUSE, ~
,,,,-,so,,,,ivas about some improvements h'
,bnurb, ought 20 he made in the bnNiins' MI
combs promised TO 10 what he could 10 t'' -"
annronrlat,on. not Only large enough TO max, Inv
CONTEMPLATED improvements in the custom iio"S'
bu, also 10 provide apartments Tor th' \"'"
on,ce which Is at present in dingy quarters ID
Exchange Place ,
The Custom House IL not only dark ana S'oon'S' .
nm, re walls are positively crunbng away so 'ha'
some OF the corridors have TO be shorcl uP WI"
beams to keep slabs Of stone from HroPpus ."
neonle beneath There are no elevators anu II -, -
surprIsng how long the stairwayS seem ', u'',s
u,iii ranalrs be made to the walls. ana ''Nh'o' ,
@ WI hmt r,odern yentilatOrs will also be aTrang
10 remedy in some degrc" the many d"isc'S ~ tl'
cons,r,,cti,n with regard 10 fresh air IN apn'I"'
10 This A number OF the departments WI, -, r
abou, 20 that those most freQu"nied VIA he nearer
he ground
New-York tribune., 1894-10-23
THE JURY MADE 1T a "STAND-OFF.
VERDICT FOR GEORGE II. KENDALL IN The
SUIT BROUGHT BY WILLIAM r. WILDER
CHARGES OF CONSPIRACY AGAINST
NJ
WELL-KNOWN MEN.


CHARGES OF CONSPIRACY AGAINST
wEII-KNOwN MEN.
Before Chief Justice Ehrlich and jury in the City
Court Yesterday the suit brought by William X.
Wider lawyer. against George II. Kendall to re-
cover Sc for legal services rendered to he New
York Bank Note Company OF which Kendall owns
the controlling interest, was finished. Kendall. ny
wav of defence charged that Wilder. while acting
as counsel for the bank note company, conspned
with several well-kn0wn to wreck the corpora
ton and divert business l. other concerns Act
ing on Mr. Wilder's advice Mr. Kendall says. he
was induced to pay 5000 TO ex-Mayor William X
Grace $1,000 TO Russell Sage 5000 to A. H. Caleb
and $4,000 TO y. : Inl Counsel for the piaintif
moved tha, the allegations made by Kendall of a
conspiracy be stricken out.
Chief Justice Enrich granted the motion. holding
that evidence of d conspiracy could not go 10 the
Jury as this charge had not been properly p.eaded
in the counterclaim fled by the defendant kendall
At this point General Edgar Allan. special as
sisant Of The Attorney General Of the United States
came into the courtroom and announced that he
had come from Washington voluntary witness
on behalf Of MI Wilder with whom ne was associ-
ated as Kenlalrs counsel.
Il acted with Mr. Wilder as counsel for the Bank
Note Company" said he. land If he, Mr.. Sage or
ex-Mayor Grace or any of the others were con-
spirators then l am. and am ready 70 swear that
! only acted for the best interests of Mr. Kendall
and his company
General Allan was not allowed to testify. as
the conspiracy charge Withdrawn from the
consideration of the jury. In charging the jury
Justice Ehrl.ch -aid that part Of the legal advice
given by Mr.. Wilder not good under the pecu-
liar circumstances. and cut down Wilders claim
from sl526 to $685. and instructed the jury TO con
slider $3.50 counter claim MADE by Kendall Ihis
left a balance due Wilder OF Slo3 The Jury was
also Instructed that il might allow Kendall some
thing for .Lr. Pratts "a lawyer, expenses ana fees
in going TO Albany to attend 10 the appeal oi tle
Von HOFFMAN case. After being out about haIf an
hour the jury returned with verdict in favor OF
Kendall the defendant. for SlO3 This made me
case stand-off" except that the costs are on the
plaintiff. ., - ., -,
Notice or motion for new trial was made by
Wilder and will be considered at some day 10 DE
New-York tribune., 1894-10-23
ALL READY FOR THE ABsCONDERs.

The Credit Lyonnais. banking corporation doing
business at Roubax. Paris and other places IN
France has Instituted proceedings In the supreme
Court 70 recover $4,000 which. 1t is alleged. was
stolen from the bank by Of its employees. Florls
Mayot and Ache Baizex on october y II l.
charged they stole 10000 francs Of money belong
ing n the institution and absconded with it, 1t was
expected that they would sail for this country on
the Illinois from Antwerp and in anticipation OF
their arrival here attachment was procured from
Justice Barrett. Of the Supreme Court, against
whatever property might be found In their posses
sion. Tae attachment was obtained upon an ar
fdavjt made by Eugene +. Naret an emrloye OF the
err of Morton Bliss & Company. who are the
agents and correspondents OF the Credit Lyonnais
in this city. , , ,..o
The incoming steamers for several days have
been closely watched, but IT is said that no per
sons nswering to the description of the two men
have been seen. The steamer Illinois is bound Tor
Philadelphia. due there several days ago, ana
II is expected that the men will be found on that
New-York tribune., 1894-10-23
THE SUPREME COURT CALENDAR.

Washington Oct. 22-The day call IN the United
States Supreme Court tomorrow will be as foi-
lows: Nos G6l. SAL Co., S7s, 5Ss. ESQ. 622 675. PA
and 81.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-23
cO1-RT OF APPEALS CALENDAR.

Albanv Oct 29-The Court Of Appeals day calen-
dar for tomorrow is Nos 5S6. 14l' 49, 2ei 49, OK
b42 and 5i3.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-23
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

fuools wa. sold at 3sc and COCO bags % CEN
tri,,,eals were sold Saturday at "'sc'
New-York tribune., 1894-10-23

The markef for irazI COMO ru!os sfealv wi.h N ~
demand however and tho quoted range for EraA
li..GiJ, for Rio No Oh spot. MD coffee was quie
but steady
tot.p Avn All A. rhora ,,.. ..,,,. ,.,.,,., T.,
~. ~
.a.o go, ~ -, ''s ' IL" t.l 49, ~ i '.i''' ',',
,,,n,od Vyi,,.- ~, g., to,. -. n , d., an, a.
air ..s,rn s,ralg,,s a., All .,,',,' ,,,
81 he nnrk.f s.e wore ,hoi "a ~ ,lgs - fnilovt.
+ ~, ;tl. ,...r,s a. IA, an, ,tl.
civ mills Z" o,s, 81 1;l,si Z, ana Inv ,i rr,fc
.lI. sfr,iglt. iu, tn ,. ,.'u
rrva,a +. ,s ,p sa,Es ..ir i (, -" 1,s, ; H,,r, -.
/. q? 40 lIs cir. ruI,ts s. t.as2 30 - ..o. nnrnnr
81 ~ ~ hbis .tv mill nm s"uS9 Ia & ,, ihls striug
uat.nfs - 3iGS3 a.. ia, his sfr,rhf. S:as, -, 40
ibla -l.a cini.c Old ~.
extia l. s. II: .outl,fn nonr wn. Ina ~ i:ii,'K
WHEAT FLOUR Market nrrn.r .n Light surrc4. sa.s
l.U bags AZ S2Gs2 l5......EYE EIDI'R market duh.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-23
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS TO-DAY.


,'a,h"r s,,les ...... AGO
li'"sWaN, lheN-.''''' 80" =. -
h. l. .'As. "i69''+' - - ma ..... 3 23i
',.."|- l,.i.- .. :. ~ r,lrits iurp. hbls.. ~
-. ',..I .u ibis . ~ DI cake Yics....... ~
COPPER. 'hN'- - t,a,u,s l,~s ... ia
Urged irilii, INE7'''' -''" IfD
f.es~. .ils........... ll1 lnIn p@,r. Iio
,,..s........ N.ts'I .:"af I'Hrs. 49,
-, ..r. - -. - ,'t n.t.,s. ,kgS..... V -,
l,n ..wfit four. piss 80 i".-'l Us -'''' .s,I
t'iur"il 't--...-. t'.i' -. ....... 2.li>
,.'.a hi. - 80, i}uttsr. pfss......... = .... .,r
60, lr"Sc Ns~.--...... % -
~. ~ i,..b !. -, I:ice ,hs0 haYs...-. 80 ~, i
Malt. bush. h........... - tr' - Sun, l''' llg
l,.il~t bush. H'a' -hin4 '','S..
Pas. bu-h........... ''f"u -i-'.t.' l7s
Ifay. tons ............ l'>' y 'i'"f 80 -
straw. tons. s.......... ~ i','''''
Fl1Nseed AaEs-...... ~ l.'",'", - '''''' aTl
t;rass >roi. tagT.... l-l,r' y, $50 -.
Grease. TNE-......... - " N,'' i.,1
ff!lcs bale -......... IL III. "'''' ''-''
H. lol. $50
New-York tribune., 1894-10-23
oGT- ~ 3.77i 81. 23j 80. 80
,st ~, Z go .,D.lii5 81. 81
nl.nrATinNs OF nEEvE

=. - lL.i,. ................S 81 - %
:, =, "i ~ 80 ''''''''' ........... l5u ! 10
n'l.ui, " ''' ................ , GIu 10
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New-York tribune., 1894-10-23

The market for ErazH coffee rules steady. wh slow
demand however and tho quoted fpr fraA, foris
Is li'.nlJt for Rio No : spot MD coGe~ quie.
but steady.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-21
OKLAHOMA OUTLINES.

The little city OF Cross Is said to be on
the high road TO prosperity.
Beth Flynn aud Wisoy obstinately re-
fuse TO become frightened at Ralph Beau
noat.
James White of Carney eloped the other
night. Mrs. Ash. neighbours wife, fig
ured as the elopee.
Que tenth of mill on one dollar is the
tax evied by the territorial board OF edu-
cation for current expenses.
Guthrie has four school buildings and
older Oklahoma in very lively shape.
Dennis Flynn has been roasting Hoke
Smith and as result several politicians
are liable 10 go right back TO Georgia.
The New York Sun had fine article
about Jack Stillwell of Ell Reno recently.
Like all the Suns articles, 1t was good.
Newkirk promised the Santa Fe $500 for
building "a depot aud $3.50 of it is still I'M
paid. II viii be collected and turned over
The reunion of Captain Payne's colony
at Seward was not largely attended. The
original boomers are considerably scat
tered.
The Spooner Dramatic company might
go into Oklahoma il they were sure that
the people would not overlook that pr in
their name.
One paper in the strip changes from
town to town 50 much that the proprietors
have taken the theatre idea and hired an
advance agent.
Robert J. Phillips who is sentenced TO
be hanged at Tecumseh next month will
take an appeal. No man has been hanged
in Oklahoma yet.
The campaign at Newkirk has given
away for crying and peremptory demand
for brick chimneys 1t is sensible move
on the part of the citizens.
According to the city council nothing
can now be sold in Nswkirk on Sunday ex-
cept meat. drugs aud fish. This Is dis
elimination against fowl.
The Oklahoma School Herald wants a
reform in handwriting. 1t Is tired of the
old Spencerian slant TO letters and wants
the modern vertical system introduced.
a Democratic paper at Oklahoma City
in speaking of a candidate declared that
he treated everybody alike. The next
three hoboss called at his resi-
dence aud said theirs would be beer.
Oklahoma may erect a monument to
Captain Payne. Older communities have
attempted similar things but have fallen
down, which is pretty sure indication
that Oklahoma will do it.
A tramp, the first professional ever seen
there, passed through Beaver county the
other day. He was d German. How he
to live was question as the
houses 10 Beaver county are few and far