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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-03-04
Braden Lodge I6s. A. F. g. A. nj.

III -totcH 17OeIisC IOJ, n. q n. NJ.
Held their regular communication
Thursday evening. March l. A large
amount of business was transacted, and
the matter OF changing their quarters
was discussed at considerable length,
but was laid over TO the next meeting.
Past Master George Brookins was duly
received with the grand honors and
acknowledged as the deputy grand
master by short address from the
WorShipful master, G. l.. Weaver.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-03-04
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VT in advance. IS o.! 9 m in advance. S2.0 90
6 M in advance 90 d weeks i'll adv W
One month. TOO.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-14

for sheep and common and medium LAMBS anu Raj
lambs were firm and shade higher seVen s s "a Ok. a
cars unso.d Ordinary prime sheep soa az
bunch choice heavy do at 20 oo conia v 4G6I1c
lambs s3qs4 3Iis Dressed mu''o" S'e'' "
dressed lambs selling 5isQi he - - .yerage at
saes-G Dnlenback. 80 state lambs q, 10 % H * n
81 s7l per 100 ID SO dc. y 10 at = TT 80 con.ds do
~ 81 IL: 100 DO SO ~ az SO; I'll northern oa"" ~
- N AT 81; 81 Gull sheep at 81 30 per mead ~ state
Judd & Co: us State lambs: 81 10 at -, az N AT
s. 81 also late Monday lo state s sm Se % and lambs
"a NJ AZ 81 so io6 State sheep ~ ID At s-"''
II, WcTherson & Co.: 1913 Indiana ianDs 20 III do
81 25 ae H. At s. 22 do 8 o no. i z!
% % 81 d" a, So 5o 6o Kentucky do. q 10 at 81
49, c On she.p Isl No. at So So 36s d. iS 70 al ~ 40
9oI DO o, H. at 81 80: 90 do 90 10 a, 20 so: 80
2, N + s. %: 10 Pennsylvania do. - TO- a' g w. w
hTn'S Kssc: Is jersey lambs. 20 ~ a, 81 70 'e'
ewes l2 10 at So 10 and bucks ar an 10 60 10 at
sanders Late Monday 2o2 state iafioSi 81, a. few
So lo 2is do. IS n at So %; 20 fe"hS''' @"'"
iIcnhack A. Hollis: Late Monday - stsoe 20 i95 do
r, AT 81. O3 sheep lambs. ~ To- az az 81 80:
1SulisS IS ~ at 81 25 90 State sheep = H. c.
ne SG - &c. o. cars 37Gi heaiitt cars im at at
rcrscy CITY and cars at Fortetns' Non,na
S,fs5 - Der 100 b. Country dressed s'eauY az 4'-
iy sacs all late Monday-faIcnbeck Hollis ~, ., n at
.s 20 n, avsrage AT 81 - pr lC0 H.: hpts l ~ A.,
,So ~ a, s5. II rough hogs 40 to 20 10 al az
Hume x Mullen: u state HOGS &c" 49,
rough DO 40 ID. at 81 90 49, 80 ~ a, s5 II; ! do
cei y, al s. 10: DO. $40 to 90 70 in -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-14
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

~,. W ,3-Cat,le-Receipts last - hours ooo
head total for week thus far 10y neal 4Go head 70
last week $3.50 head; conssnsa 90 h market opened
80, a,i, hut lcml5c lower for all kinda c 81 go iii
Int with all sold good shipping steers - s Il 500
e. IL Rece,pfs last ~ hours ',2,o hehi' -
e. yeek thus far A. head: for SAM tune yor<
1870 head unsigned ,r Se market opened and
20 gbcr closed weak with all sold eA "a i,eb,
late arrivals Yorkerr good weights ,Gst 50: Good
f, 81 sCg s. ~ fair 81 65GSi 20; rousns' 90
3, ,o s,ars 81 .jaS4 choice heavy 500 I on head;
.hccp lamhs-Receipts last - H r sne time last
total for week FAR $500 heid. 800 hea 10 New
We ok 20 head consigned through ~ ,nci,,dng hold
YorE 200 head: sale. 20c" head ,,arn s,eady
whIs oher grades were dull and over rarNeII .hern
dull and weak. with ca loads again ,i ma snS 81 fair
= % anhs 81 i5a>3 80. chore TO @Nt:a 90 ~,
8, 80; culls and common s-a>"' oa""'' ~
q$i 10 ,-,,o Wv "a -cattle-Receipts.
80 ~. NO. ,J Market steady Common TO ezra So
So S3asG 10. stockers and feeders 5-aS' ccepts a 90
bulls las3 80. calves. s. oHF" y" 49, T,eak Heavy
head Market opened strong. but 80 -or;st II choc,
sscI s, G51Si 20: Hight. - 43usi Co. pig = r.,
% E sSs 4 I ISSss s 81 75aSa i 30
:, mis- M IS-Cat'lc Receipts il'' head 9l M
ci fairly active and prices srons NASe = ors
Rccritf 81, head Market opened irons ana
An advance Z l0ai5c was soon csnnshe,i' W. .s h.,
I.1yv Fair Il, good heavy ranged from - WNNt ;" s'ol
mixed and weight ranged from - o'p>t ~
well. n about lor 4 the early 2lNa'' soltS ~ '
Receipts. l.597 bend Native mixed S2q}- w. r,,,o
E,st Liberty NOV. i3.'aitl@- Receipts lsh, rrlnie
S5aSi -. good - icHS4 %. GOD hriche. ;, '"I>',
cough Ia. 81 500 g. Receipts lisai MAIss Wv,
arI shade better. Ihiaaelphias - SoI>t -, rs.
workers. mxsi 81 7opSi 90 common e. far - I'g
far E;.ra S~NS3 20 good. s. 3onS2 20 far 81 'o>-'
common 5ocatl yearlings 81 2oa3 10. lambs S-tS" ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-14
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Nc~-Iurh. November 49, 1sgi
BEl.NES-Receipts ~ eaIs. or l:2i hcad-l3 for
siaushterers direct II for export alive and cara
for the market. 80 trad ng. Feeling Ciiy dressed
native sides quiet Ga,U9isc FOR ordinary choice
guilty. Latest private cable advces quote refrigerated
beet firm al siaW94c per H. ana American live cattle
strong ~ 3iauiIi.c tops llizc. dressed weight Snip
meas to-day The Taurc .DG cattle and ga sheep Tor
III Goldsmith. 213 cattle for j. Shamberg a Son. and
100 quarters Of beef FOR y Morris on Wednesday the
Francisco VIII take 100 cattle for Schwarxschld a
suizt~rgcr The Chester viii take no beef mutton. and
the Adratic has L1 box for fresh meat.
CALVES Receipts 40 head. of i53 Six
ueth-s Market quiet about yesterdays closing prices
Gfasscrs sold - 2dWS2 - per 100 H. veals at Sass
'i"ls ~ 81 Dressed vsnls. nj s.Hiu'sc Tor country
dressed Sale for dressed. tcectcd. 2izc.
ltte calves steady 5isM,c dressed srsers slow at
4NJiac
Sa.csS Sanders ~ leo IL 81 80
700 H. boas O. H. So Il grassers 30 H. al 81 10;
u cfassers. $50 II. 81 -
Hai.cnheck & Hollis grassers Isl u. at 81 j0 1
,caia 10 10 40 n. ~ SCPsI 70.
.. bi.cnback: . Vcas. IA ID. ~ -.
Hume Mullen: vrals ~ 10 Isl IL al 81 80
ass.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Recc!pts :s or 5.5io head;
cars for butchers direct for export alive. and
10 for the market. making With cars over yester
day. - cars tale Demand fair q; yesterdays prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-14

Der basket, sIass string s1esa Celery. per dos
fat buncheq. Slas1 IS: per doz stalks. iOn icc.
Observation-Disclosures quoted at SzQ3%c for fancy hand
rcsed Spanish sheled lower at 4i2c for No ana % F
K . Virginia NO J. Be- No >. q Chesinu;s, per bdsn'
saE2 hickory nuts So 50Gs2 70 Honey quiet at llgl4c
f9- white clover and 94llc for buckwhea; extracted
tuv at 6qGisc FOR state white and ooaoc peg ga LOT
eG:hern RefsNax steady at 30r3O'gc per ID ioT prime
ro,,Hc,n Girseng UNCHANGED but firm. Northern. per
y, 81 50hS4 Western 50 N5G$5 %: Southern 81 ,5aS3
Mare sugar per 10 6a7c: syrup per gal 'ogs0c Broom
corn per II. 1GIiac. So, .-,. -o.a,,s .,
milk and cream a The different railroad distributing
,'ins in and near for the week have been 80
focws: Erie 80 Of milk. - cans Of CONDENSED
milk and Of cream: Susquehanna loso cans OF
milk cans Of condensed milk and - cans OF cream;
Iackawanna 4275 q milk and % cans OF cream;
Nev-York Central and Harlem. 24U- cans OF min -
cans Of condensed milk and II OF cream New ork
and Northern. G75 OF milk New-Haven am hart
ford $50 Of milk; Ontario and western so cans
Of milk and - ~ cream West shore lV3l cans OF
milk III q condensed milk and 70 cans OF cream
Central is5 Of milk and ~ cans OF
and by miscellaneous short routes 900 cans or
nj and 30 II The total daily supply mas
10 l25 Of milk 1868 Of condensed milk and
1874 OF The MIX Exch ange price remains
10 the shipper The average price pal
FOR the surplus me platforms has been 81 % can OF
fOr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-14
CLOSING PRICES OF CHICAGO STOCKS.
on THE STOCK EXCHANGE

Tuesday. November l3-p n.
The market opened strong this morning. owins
10 reported buying by London IN this market, oa'
the early strength. with here ard there an ex'
Ception. not maintained \ i.ttle new bush
ness has come 10 the Exchange. but Isl Of The
trading to-day was professional. and synipa'
tketic rises and declines We're frequent. The con-
dition Of the market was largely due 10 a desire
to wait until the bond ISSUE had been officially
announced. to realizing sales. 70 revived stories
about a reduced Northwestern dividend 10 d.s-
cOuragng reports abOIt Missouri Pacific ana
Manhattan. and 10 Mr. Little's statistics about
Atohson. While the financial public Is no; in'
c.incd to regard this repor, being a. bad as
was expected. 4 IS hard TO where ii furnishes
much encouragement 10 holders of Atchison So
curities. Ii shows that only $40 per cent was
earned last year for the genera. mortgage per
cent bonds and that after paying guarantees.
only EOS per cent was left 10 meet tins per cent
obligation.
The mos, active stock as usual. was American
Sugar Refining. Il opened quarter ~ one per
cent higher than at the close last night al
93ia but il did not set above 9S's al Gay. ana
showed net loss al the end of the session OF
Il, per cent. 9iis--the lowest and las: Il the
day. The decline - still explained by references
to probably hostile legislation against the
Trust when Congress meets. The trailing IN
amounted 10 1888 shares. about 20 per cent Of
me business. Jfe Other lNGustrlaiS were gov
but firm save American Tobacco. which - J.!
10 l0l Western Union was 4 noteworthy ear
ure and was active and strong. l. opened a.
81. its lowest price of the day. and then rose 10
9OI. subsequently II yielded 10 Se7s IT the close
n net gam OF ~ The movement vas sail 10 L,
due To manipulation. but was formally explained
az owing t. improved earnings since the las'
statement. OF the Changers Rock ls'aDc was IN
clined 10 heaviness. and declined. net "A - otr.
Burlington showed no final loss AZ 1873. ana y,
was said positively that It's next dividend woud
NOT be reduced. St Paul. which had peen hougn'
for London. scored net g2in for tie IA" 81 .
TO 63h. Northwestern stood at lO3 az me cinse'
a net loss Of Il. II was As low ~ l"!"4. Ine
heaviness ~ this group was attributed 10 we
small movement of grain in The W@9- an ina .
cation Of small .rafic and poor earnings. ne
general lis; was inactive. and closed with ue
fractional losses and gains about equally divided.
At the close the market vas soft owing 20 ~
attack by the bears in the last hour vel sehe'.
ally speaking II showed all ',v m unftr'one
OF firmness shares done. posi-.
BONDS-TIIr FEDERAL TREASURY.
There was one sale OF iovcrnm' M b'n"SI,
$40 600 IS registered. at 10 Qu"tit ems 'hahse9s
somewhat the difference between III" lnics tiu
and tie prices asked becoming even greater tian
Yesterday They were as follows:
gli Asked
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-14
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT

New York. November H. 1874
COTTON-Our market opened with decline OF to
points. owing largely early decline OF l-ofd
in Liverpool There a sharp upward turn. howeteI.
Liverpool. the session advanced the price AT l.+J
p. IN. ] above the closing figures II
yesterday, and the advance for the day 10
poi The IN Liverpool was aiuitutc 70
The nearly $4,000 bales Of cotton by fre in New
and consequent buying against loss OF cotton ny
holders our market strengthened WIN
Liverpool here being free demand here rom sho!ts
the day. At however the inafket was
quiet although sales up that hour footed up about
100 bales. During the afternoon trade was narrow
and devoid The market closed steady at 70 8
points yesterdays closing prices To'al
1871 300 bales. The Liverpool spot market
shows n slight advance, the price for middng upands
now being Sd. The demand. however. was light The
appear be weak and free offerings
Of spot cotton reported. There seems To- be a
difference opinion locally the nature OF the hs
ness here that there is little outside buying
but prevailing low prices attract
ing attention causing investment buying: The receipts
the still estimated AZ say from
ZOO bales The receipts at New orleans to-
1900 and possibly II 90 bales
compared 1853 bales last week and 1905 bales
last wear Receipts Houston to-day were 1918 bales
against 25OI bales last 1896 bales last Re
ASA bales, against lis bales
last 3G4s bales last Advces from Texas are
he interior receipts VIII run hght. as
holding their cotton. hoping for better
market New Orleans is reported TO be figuring on
Of loU00OO bales.
Opening iange and close to-day. and closing BIDS the
and last follow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-14
y -.
,pening ange and close to-day. and closing BIDS the
toll a,l fill

Market closed steady lG3 points ady2nce comp9Sd
with yes,cays closing prices nferbie notices go
Total sales l37 300 bales. New-York spot s".S 'ouS
and last night as officially reported; spot ,Gtton GU
mddlng uDlands 59-l6c: middng gut. l3-i'c' wmch
is unchanged compared with yesterday 8 Closing 80
York net receipts 2l15 bales; gross o'"- hi'es' 49, nv,
bales Total net port receipts to-day, 0l'" na.es'
FAR this y eek 10 7i9 bales. Exports to-day - cay
britain 2Dou1 hhlcs. Continent. 26oiS bai.s "u -,
his week Great Britain 77252 bales rance I-'''i
bales. Continent; - sjl bales stock. lo+4"" pare.
Liverpool cahle-Spot cotton quiet; sales. Auu na,'s
sreci'ation and export 500 bales; American; 'oo ,t.s
receinis liOoc bales: American. l1o' bales m'"''s
up,ands 81 Futures opened quiet piFta'iy I-of'
c'irn: closed quiet at l-6iG2Jid net advahcr, ~
verber ai5a2iG; November December :.''- -" n,oln
hor-Tanuary 25Gv: January February. -, - s,
March .5ai March-A pril. 2ds. April May. % ~,
War-Jtne 3GOnan1; JEI,e-Ju.y 3o2b Juy-AuSus' 'VfS
Observation-Disclosures easier. c.o;hs quiet ,.,.,- ,,,o
COIFrE-The market dull with prices hlthrr que
chiefly 20 covering shorts and hfucT spot InfA"
ro~.,te for three DAYS officially fertci A. 49,
bars Santos roce p the same pc 90 H. ',P'
e.~yca with Brazil interrupted. no acti.HA H'IA'
rort was received. Hamburg MARKET ~ H. y M ..
i,fcs: De cmter $50 pig; January 90" NJ, '
a. go pcgs. March. G4jO pigs. April a." 40 lEs' i1s,
G., % pigs; June 80 - PIGS; july - -
c,ffes * - francs. I''c'nl'f : O."
January II 80 francs: February. -" irah.h' d" .'
81 - francs. APRIL 2j frnncs, May So ihS -,'''
20 ~ f-arcs; jus 1s.75 francs Total nl'S al iiI-
30 has. incded the sales wrT - lass Ja''S
c~c,onrrd for December at - points fh"i'A. CT.
closed 20 70 - points aGN aHee. SAWS
1 fss, tar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-14
STOCKS SHOW F1RMNEoo
DEPRESSING FEATURES.
AWAITING. THE BOND IssUE-THE SMALL
GRAIN MOVEMENT - ACTIVITY
IN BONDS.
10,

SALES At THE STOCK EXCHANGE NOVEMBER To-
SALES OF BONDS AND BANK STOCKS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-14
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool nov l3 3:i5 r. m.Bcef- Extra India noes
stc,av al G7s "a. prime steady Al 5is 81 Forl
Prime. mes. steady et G3s 'l q" medium
STEADY ~ 5Gs "a iiains-Short cur. about ~ 90 ~ H.
firm ~ as Cumberland cut about p 10 - H.
firm a. :.is rib. about - H. nrm At Dos III. long
clear iddl,g about ~ ~, firm AT s Ga long and short
clear mi!1les - H. AZ .sjs. Shoulders About
u 10 /, H. nrin Al Is Gl 'he"s" American finest white
aud oolDr-d steady Ills Tor september mike Ttlot
T.c American. nominal cottons,ed OIL Liverpool re-
nned. cisy l1 Spirits 81 tulpentne steady AZ MS %.
l. sin Common n-m - ~. I.frl-irmr Western.
spot. nrn at 3>s Gi. Wheat-No red winter ann AZ
sd. ~ red spring iim Flnur-St fancy
~ "a. Corn Mixed Western. spot dun al
= ND. November firm is lna.d. December
4s lod January hrm Is di.i Hops ondon-lacinc
Coast firm "a - lJs nl3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-14

D T.,a'. $4,000: = ia5 IS - ,, L..
HEMP AND JuTEThere is Se@ very 70 an iF' basis 81
but matters nav conrernrd 80 important news mas ph
fecc"d abroad M" gsh hemp s sRst Id uie sTS
= me shipment, 24%'-s: juts butts sl ann,ty
4err Is some business under way in hide hn,
, pric rad arr kept quiet the ola anse - i'''e'
is s quoted. The market as woe - M t,,Is Of
,lher the lower grades being In most favor lhr o,'
Of the ma5kst IS qI VITA, s' ia want At reasonable r
METAIs-IRoN Philadelphia reports We lone ,, ur -
rnal.nCe but locally trade IL quiet 'pi RI
Mark; iu ,. at u"c,nsed The ma,k't today
,ci easier On quiet am olo.ei duli an
r'her heavy at l45DaiiG5 fos spot ana 10 sen,,'
January April sales on Change wcTe 10 tons InIay
TX IONS TEAI,-A somewhat nrmer fe.lns pre-
vailed and market doeed hrn with siS, SiS pm,
o@s are in a1 40 AMI i cy D at for spot
MGIAssEs AND SYRt'Ps.-The sales Increment Is
ug'y t =, ,nc,r aIyants. 4, the same TN, they az,
Mnr To- NEE, isycrs ~ Tie rrcscn, basis Of prices and
current sales made ar iull rates W. quote > "
orleans centrifugal ordinary 20 common. 100 i'c fair T.
pr.r" iGaino. choice .ng2ac. open kettle. far t.
ga 25e2>-. prm. 20 cho. ?,r$G' I'r,'a.e, p &C..
common. GGioo. far to good iigl7e prime to eh'ice.
oi Trade in co,'on-ec, 81 80, I'm arp ~ a. al.
,csd ID. 81. hons .'.a, vi,h a. ricr.,' lsnaa1 a. fail
prime crude lo." " o. mills J. l'c' ~ cfu4e. -
- grade 25r.sr summer vh.., PRIME n.n..ra ms. 3
american gas" .'- American boiled. %. Gale ta ra"
orcAN rKr,Gnrs-n.ra freight, continue nrrn 20 ,,.
, na.,. sii = rpm Wien f'.,.'. e'',1'' f's'sr
10 'i i '. spt' :. s1. ,sr ,'r r.i v, w. s.
afnF'.n 800 sachs a'ur 100 h.,s f.fil, o.faf.s
ga Sog'D4mri ~ i'c w. ga. g.. Grain o., Liycv !.
n. n',.iiy =! Lf,d.n ~ Gnsr'" ~ asked h-is'. T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-14

s7asr.c elevator. and 10000 bush canal GO R9aRIEY
Market quiet quoted at 6lpG-c for 40 a, o,da,.
cn(,s4c Western. NAL ! Main -,
rovad state quoted at Ioq12Ac. and sx-ro"ed .oM
co SEEDS-Market dull. clOverseed quots1 az -
$50 u .BI KWHEAT-Market duI! al 'o"''- '''
silver and G2G65c for Japanese , -. A.. ,-.
d. e,va Cor comparison closing prices OF t1e pre-
49,. Ssv and Tor the corresponding date last wear:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-14

Receipts breadstuns at interior points In ,houssns'
last three cphers CDO) omitted Flour Dds gram 'u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-14
THE ST1TE or TRADE.

nam Nov p rl2n, nrncF Wcs'crn ,sptT 5a s 80
49, tA,." - ~" g. ;as3 TO- sprns TO- 81 4jg
81 g d. tight, 81 2iS% -. s', ya ., '' "a -
l,'emie ",'"2>' January -, ling ~,
- - ! o,t - iue,,' .,,es lll go
lnsh Cor teeil miNei si,t ia2'.,, N,'f. ,-I
S.,ho,n "hc 3d. 10y I'm, 49, % Whit
l'''t- ~. h ,, ~, .Ss ,n.h H.v steady -
.-n 81 10 choice timothy sl:aiis Grain frrshts
w. X, '' ,, H., nior cork for 5rdc-s b a.
N,.~'r, -. s'1 l" ',,.-' ,,ay Wa Esss arm.
~ sp,,r nm. ef,niiat.i q s.
=, ,-.- On ,,, ,,,,o, ,.-, o,,e,
oli '' -. s,, aal, rro,.,,ons steady nn.r
rrm. N,r'hern creamery. 2tr2'c. wc'crn -. carese
"."' 60 .. 49,, ST.. Il, oo, ,n.h X,
! mr' 49, 800 pi-' c. a'i y, ' ,ii,g r.
T,ci 49, 7o'.c ,iar Do nca ca'.c 10 G. t.. cite. No
N.-h"fn 80 -'.t - 81, NJ" in '''; 90 me-, ,,,
Sale. cars ri ir,eF. ana 90" do store 5c'.c. "
5 - a, ~ ', 2Ss se I" M o s' ySla Si' s g.
corn ~ y c'r y9',c - com t'' a., ~ DO
eh' receipts sales car, ~ Whit 35na''.c. 10,
-. ss.a I'd a:.s ,afis' ii3
.,.i .,,,r Tl,lr ,,.ndy unchanged Mil rccl nrn
i l~'". p, ,,, .. n.,,ey &c g. Nv NIX ioat.
:, % % ear'
ch'aS'. NOV 10 The leading futures ranged a" foi-
wn~s, No :: OPENING Hlshe., Lowest, Closing
''.'''' ~ ,,g, cof.a,.,, so,. ,,.,,, 49, .s,,-
m ~. .:
t..tfuhsr ........ 'o's 90, lns 90
December ......... =" ."i. 20 aw.
N4y ............... .tn.o. 90. u? 500 3i',
oats No -
,....,i.- %. osi. es, o
t,,.tr '''''''' -. o.. rs, -.
' ''''' M,
''"@ .'''''''''''''
~. ..,, 49, 80.
$500. 1900. %, ,,.
January ..-....-.. w - VI 80 s,s ~ - 81
My .............. l-'p l. ~ l. ~ l. '"
49, "a
Lao. per iOo IL
~ ~, foi, ~,
NUM- '...'. 80 ~, az, 30 : 80
H'f +t''t'''''''''
s,,rt ribs per 100 II:
80. 40. g.. g.,
Janul1y .......... GO " - H., o.,
May .............. 49, "'-'9 '"-i "'-'-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-14

State issues were lively. reported sass oe'' :as
follows: $1,000 Tennessee Settlement IS , 49,
=, noc ~ he sa,re al 1879. SO o0o s2o0 Virgins
runled Debt 2-Ss 1921. q, 59i. s2ocJv % st,r,si
.ame at 59is. and $4,000 virginia os' ~ .,t No
Trust Receipts. STAMPED. at from s'4 10 OF
city bank stocks were deal, n , down
Business in railroad bonds narrower ,ssnes
somewhat. though nteres: in TIE Atchison lions
was maintained The Improvement ~ w., led 10
for the Erie issues I'm London was respo n, - IS
hsra and the new rs advanced per cen. cent? ~ "a
ana the receipts 81. to 1854. Doubtless ia, with
due t. the alleged new lease arrahs cs,a Road
the New-York PennsvlvGnia and ono onc,d
0tbcr issues were generally Only slightly ena ~ 70
Toledo. 81. Ious and Kansas City l;ts f1 Gas Is
62h, Atchson 2cs e Fl. and l.sc,eo1r r,,st notes
TO g0 while Northern Pacific COLORADO .a, "A is,
roceded IN IS and Ohio Southern senetai - ~
to COX. Par value of sales s2l2iOoo 90 follows:
The Clearing House statement Was yss 500
The uS.Treasury was debtor to the S,'s $751;.
House sss7.i7a Its net loss on balance Of Jsssi
Ill, made w by loss In currency
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-10-04
French Fair.

The interest in the French fair being
held in Meonian hall does not lag, and each
evening brings as large a crowd as the pre-
vious one, with increased delight in the
event. The novelty and guessing counter
does a flourishing business and many small /,
useful and tasty articles are sold each even
ing.
Solicitors for guesses and money are
plenty, and very noticeable feature OF
the gathering is persons with little books.
The result of this part of the work will be
determined this evening. Many very
pretty prizes are being tried for and several
persons will be made happy tonight.
1t should have been stated that
Mrs. William Dickson had charge
of the food tables instead of Mrs.
Lacomb. Mrs. Dickson has been very
active in this branch of the fair work, and
her efforts have been greatly appreciated.
The entertainm mt last evening consisted
of a solo, "Rester Pres De Votre Mere, >
by Charles +. Biladeau, he playing the
banjo accompaniment. A drama in three
short acts, entitled "Li Grace DE Dieu, .
was pre- sented very nicely by y little girls.
Several athletic features were introduced
chief being the sparring by Charles Dickson
and Charles Simpson.
A central figure, and to whom all go for
information, i, Rev. FIR. Hsmel, who is
deeply interested in the fair and the work
of his parish. The success Of the fair will
be largely due to his personal and earnes.
efforts.