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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-05

oASs ANp YnlrThc storm inerfer ,e Ss sSei
the usual saturday qu,ude The tone Of the market
h.weyor was about steady al around W, quote al, Ne~
orleans cen,r'ural orinay to conm,n loq l1'; am d
rim Jog pc ch'c, -Df 9gen x",Je ial' s,6 80
r1,to Glco 26a32. Syrps-suFar. ordinary 70 common
cGi2, far t. g1. p" e. CREST iI ,STEsnne
800 hi- tar 81. hbls The market for spirits tnIpsn,ne
somewhat "ser. comm to good strained no" quoted al
oii.ETho situation has no, changed on cottonseed OIL
ynues 'emaniTs nominal while uade Is 'e,y lish,,
70 said that nnsr.I oh IS moving fairly well small lots
go fa'l price, We quote: cot'onsscl OH, prms c.uis
c.,i.e :. 20 summer yellow prime 2Si.I2oc summer
yellow" n sisde 2,ae.c summer wae prime mont s
nnsrei OIL American raw Sc American boiled ''e Cal
otrAv FRElGHTS-ror berth treish's the na.ko, Is
a' ef ,,ios IT, Gsssov oaa2 grain last even
rc l.d. TO liamtufs. ad yra,n = piss - IIa.se
pool IheeJ. London. I'D GLASGOW M; brir,oi 81
.,l Meae,s.le. "a iiSc4 rom store An,Ncp i,.d
fe''era . H,msqrF p pigs grain to S1 9sor iof
room ,-a2i a.sl ~ pcccn'ber shrm-a p-,ro'elm to
market Is e's active hut without lccded c,a1ss FSt,o
yhic ~ sun America and We., Irdlcs rates
What Irregular Crastwise freshs are hrm specially
ane~ rcrriSs - hay been chartered at goa o.
-, H., iio =, I,ero,i ga. Uavre or Bremen
;s January nuosh sieaHe $50 ,7ns coon Gs.ye,,on
naix sP ~. ~ 2ner 81 rons c,ai fhiiadel.
~ " ,,,S,o- q 70 sn,,ieh sod schooner 7ss tons
tirrla,r .;r,assa 10 Baltimore brig 32S tons
schooner - IONS iumt'r pas-aeoula 10 por Sr" l ~
IN private 'e-r1s and tex from cape Hayt. logwoo
, 49, =, H,'r, :, sh.lblrnc and Hai,fax
81 ~ ~ co. per hi. s.no5aer tons fertilizer. car
T f,o, AM ~ - Portland -. and IS re pectiyey:
schooner 10 fina coal EgcWnter 10 BOSTON, Inr Brit
i.n steamer 1873 tons cotton. savannah % Genoa
private terms British bark 900 mis- crude petroleum.
New Ynra 90 Mayrpri 81 and dis hargd and humber hack
IS ar... tfal
rRovisI0Ns MarNc,. dul and rather broad FORK
$40 ,,% So 'oa nrf epr v ssa . aa ra% f5}a
go 'ootie mes s,@ss 20 racke' seasio extra India
Tho ,po, and a, chicago SIC pREssED IIoGs Mar
i.t rfu. ICON quoted Gi,~ and the whole range AZ
closing a. asa7rc ,r 10 t. u =, IieAled shoIicrs
Market steair. dosing at ~ rcHI.l hams Market
INK d., - srrARiNF- Mnrk., easy. lard at So.
nrl oss LARD Market rrsv closing .oc.
CIV c.qe.c. refined 200 ~ continent ana Sc f1r
flr November. and ~ &c minal 'or January.
lsicE-A 1ui. market was relor'ci To-Day owing IN
maing pe.sonal examination - samples The general
atuhtoa = tf" market H. without change. domestic
hoinr barely steady while foreign holding a
god t. prime - mjc -roicc g. fancy ,i.QIs.c
isfl5c 20 n bond 3n3sc. Rang'or. 3'sG34c. Do. IN
stGAH~As Is usual on SATURDAY this was something
- of tar far sugars concerned The
tone of the marlet - be quite steady the
Ji.c for "c ccntrfugals B. flr - MuscovaIos ana
.'-lG' ~ So moa1~"s sugar There no important
n So for srpGuitici Tho London market Tor
,nr ir~ ~ Poet qTet. no chang Novomhrr os io.d;
December. los
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-05
Run Deliveries Deliveries Charters
~, 40 "a ~. t1itSN 3 lnt i','
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Nov ;SpeciaD. Wheat yesterday advanced
u cent and closed the "call prize. There was
the Of strength apparon, during the lat
ter half week there also the apecu
lative duness which has been danper the market
and which has limited advances December opened
The May closed AT . cents premium. Cables Were
firm. Foreigners sad To he buyers a small way
a the aeabolri. They also In this market In
limited The Northwest receipts, ST.
less years Primary receipts. US3 900,
80 less than i~S,. There continued talk "A
comparatively favorable visible supply statement The
point from Washington that Saturdays Govern
wheat feeding would be bull
ish Newyork rathsr led IN the buying. although the
market narrow one. Export clearances for the
week. 2c3OOOo bushels. 100000 less than week
shipping business during the day: only ten
reported the seaboard Pisbury who here
II wheat under GO Tor several months
longer the advance. when It does come viii be like
whriwind.
Corn easier the prospect clear cold weather
Tor the next few days The bulls who had loaded up
the Thursday and Friday rains sold prices dropped
"a cent, and the close weak May sold 5l,.
and 50s and closed at 81 December y cent
Monday 235. The market dull charters were
ported Oats followed corn dropping !. closing
dull and weak.
Provisions wer. weak. There 1900 hogs. large
ceipts for Saturday The estimate Monday was $4,000
for next week 10000 Most OF the packers sellers
Pork dropped l2is, lard 10. ribs cents.
ON the curb puts December wheat closed at
53t cents: calls 53is. Puts May corn closed al 500.
Qoo;s; calls olAq5lh cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-05

Resident General OF any measures OF foreign policy
adopted by 1t. and not at all to ask his approval
o. those measures. 1t denies the right OF In, me
Resident TO grant excquatur to foreign consuIs:
and II denies also that the word 'protectorate
was in the treaty the French version or when
was admitted In 1890 By Germany England ana
other European Powers. Moreover. many French
coonlsts in the island have not been allowed 10
enjoy the rights granted by the treaty. and some
OF them have been ill-treated ana even murdered
The expedition to MADAGASCAR has been aircady
organized in France According to the latest IN
formation from Paris i; Is TO be commanded by
General (iovaninclli who has gained great repu,
tation IN Tonquin. II is 10 be composed or l2"'
men including the naval troops and comprising nine
infantry battalions two squadrons OF 'spohls
and attachments OF military engineers. and gen,
iarrncrie. with all the balloons. telesTaphic and
ambulance appliances.
There few Frenchmen in Madagascar-not
quite Go besides the officials and the missionaries;
is Tamatave, l6 at saberbville Il at the CAPT
tai Tananarlve: the rest scattered along me
coasts OF the island. The total figure OF French
commerce. imports and exports Included. ~
LITTLE above $4,000 The whole commerce OF Mada-
gascar Is estimated al 100000 But fgures :an
be asceriained with approximate accuracy only
in five ports having branch Offices of the Comp or
d'Escor1pte; they amount there to about 2.WOVp
the French having only $4,000 OF IT. The trade In
the other ports is mostly In the hands or merchants
from the British island Mauritus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-05
WAR RUMORS IN MADAGASCAR.
THE FRENCH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF THE
oUARRE1--EUROPEAN COMMERCIAL IN
TERESTS IN TIE AFRICAN ISLAND

l.
TEREsvs IN TIRE AFRICAN ISLAND
According 10 cable dispatches the difficulties be-
tween France and Madagascar have reached a
crisis This time the French government cannot
say. In order to carry vote in the Chamber that
the honor Of the French flag is al stake Fortu-
nately there has been armed conflict with the
Hovas. and the whole question IL one OF diolo-
matte protocols or documents differently under
STOOD by the Tananarive and the Paris Govern
3nent- 1t is likely therefore, that the Deputies
Will not grant subsidies for Madagascar exped;-
uon. after the financial. moral and commercial
failures OF such expeditions In Tonquin. Dahomey
Soudan and even Algeria. the pitiful condition OF
which has been exposed In a series o. articles
recently published in the Ministerial Paris M Der
lie Temps Il H. the present French Chamber is
80 well convinced that 1t longer represents the
IDEAS or the people who elected II under official
pressure that II is afraid give any vote adverse
TO the Government OF NJ. Casimir- Per,er for no
might dissolve the Chamber and have one elected
under his auspices
On the other hand. IT is generally admitted that
II Queen Ranovola refuses to comply with the
conditions OF the treaty OF 1885, which virtually
placed Madagascar under French protectorate and
II France insists upon compliance in those con-
dit'ons. there will no longer be question of pro-
tectorate, but one OF conquest and annexation OF
the African island. The Queens Government pre-
tends, as has already been explained here. that
the treaty compels It merelysto advise the French
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-05

The ci'aes Gae hr' nor nal, hrin M, o..
Tor no ~ spot The dgnan ~ mild ''''' i
again To day and quit. nrmiy hfli TIE iai-.'y W
= t os,ng prires Th,f, e al., rood dcuanA fo7
bakers Tor e>po, with huycrs and srilr- o. u. io 's
Winter wheat duh At unchanged pr 80 ,','
about l2,s Eacsss as foss e. 90 pei i,S hss
p s,g d s. go s. 90 PIE 'prae pa,en,s 100
Ibis -zh sa4'2 - sea h6s e.rsrs ,trr ,r -
81 - City mills export quoted 81 ~ =. Tor
ana - ., =; s. s2r RY rot Market quiet sales s
lis ri 81 III. coENMEAl|N ntoi's ma
no e. ~. Western and southern - !-ln 81 %. ~
KS Make, quiet: dne white 81 2GQS ~ me yrl,r
sieady quoted io ~ 75c d,n ~ . y o 80
52-a SG icC cbop SIS a. coon-ccd 81 oaes TO-
Oh R>I wheat market open,d win cen
siderable s,radness ard Tor ,nor ,iT' aIy
, the rral u lat Tho buying NJ ~" star
s' ,,ored 20 hc II local wheat. Foreign mar
s, cr e@neray better both English ana Continental
w, "a tnr Cesh wheat showed scarcely improvements
The Of the continued in'lroyem'n ar"nn ~, t'n
wheat ~ The IVES, and Northwest was moderate. hni
Nor'hw@Se'I aHtn,'i ro :iastre.t's ex,orts vfc
NIL dsappon,nE ~ MHs u ns ~, %. ry,ous %
ard 2 $50 bash year. The total sine July has
oc," h,s 10, la, vcar decrease Of - The
dertonc the market continued v"iy hrm indeed ana
prices of 1T The best h9nrcs 81 me dnS ~ ~ net
ing 81 ll6c The h,inncTs appeared to " on sn"iA
return ~ ndence. Prices now p hush' hghnr
Than the, Monday the market having very N9H
" upward and the persistent Seaiiness Of Iiu
rope II belief that the low prices o. he yeas
bush sold at &c under December In sfore. COCO bush
Dccembsr Z o b ahoa November H. and 1900 hush No
cemlcr closed At s6isc Interior receipts II wheat AZ
spring wheat markets. to-day we're aio.so bush dncud
ing Chicago CT -, bush neariy ali winter. against 80
bush year. winter - hl5 bush against l352Di
bush. scaboard receipts 1919. bush against 3377I.
buFl: total. SLiN, bush against l.2i2H.l bush. "G
ports. 566Gi bush. against 2S.I 100 bush. CORN
The market dull and lower Th@ op ming
showed quite little rush 10 CELL prices breaking about
sc the fine weather and prospects - return 81
favorable conditions for the drying Of the
week. Toward the close little better ton pre-
vailed sympathy with wheat. prices leaving OH
i.q7.c decline on the curb December solI
Sl6c. closing So IL 6c '-ndsirec;'s' showed
the week Of tiG bush against 10
the previous week SO bush The
exports from July have 3223.WD bush .
crease OF I7.l40.O0 bush. compared with the exports
for the corresponding time last year Cash
neglected. and nominaliy quoted GOc delivered .....
OATS-It a stupid uninterrsiing market IN oats.
The prices early showed weakening tendency
decline In which later place n little
Ter feeling The points the visible indicated moder-
ate change Monday and there quite strong feel
ing that henceforth the visible supply would show de-
TeasinE tendency The close at unchanged 10 &c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-05
,.,.popr,v PRODUCE MARKETS

,ooI vov > n rn-l3eef-Exua India rness dun
at Gss 5d prime dull 5Gs 3D. pork-Prme si 81
rf, s,"r, cut about IL TO 10 10. dull nj rs lfi;ol
en,be-lani cut about - TO 80 H. dull at rs; s h. *
t,, - W dull at J5s clear middle az, -,
n uiI at 25s long and short clear middes aDyu' %, ~
~, -, 2ts I'd shoulders About IL to lS ID iu AZ 81
American finest white and coorec, duI AZ U.s. oi
Taiow-prnc city nominal. cottonsed on -
ranneI Iuu al 19s % n-Commop urn AZ -
Spirits II tmpen,ne STEADY at 70. si n,er stea,,
yrrs,cr, snot arm at WheatNo red winter ste'ts
=, a. "a No red spring steady at d SID tIouIo..
louis fancy winter steady IS 3D. CornuMlxed ,r
snn, mammal. November firm at As Istd' DeceInDe'
fr,u AZ 4. l0d: January firm at ~ 5isd hops a' L''
don-pacdc Coast firm II l3sH.3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-05
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

New York. November D. lecf:
RrrvEs-R Receipts 100 cars l'I3 head-o' cars l9r
alive and Eastrans COMPANY 10 'Ii.
H. Fe-ng steady city dressed beef sides IN moderaee
auns American live cattle weak at yploN.c TOPS ~,
dressed weight and refrigerated beef lower al o@p'"'
sb,nrents to-day: 1000 Of beef to Liverpool
carte 800 ars Of beef and 800 sheep 20 lonIon o
cattle and sheep Gasgo" I'D catue ID nun anu
~ AIVEsEonv % head reported arrived this morning
q, ,,ti,h -; head were consigned direct. = Juc1 ~ 20
.oI 10 grqssers and fed calves 23j ID average AT ," pr
100 r, Feeling firm. Dressed calves quiet pue u"-
slif,r;P AND LAMBs-Receipts. 2ii= cars; or 4ose
head-lI cars consigned direct 10 butchers ana v9 90
,or sae making with cars over Yesterday az 'aIs
IN fair demand and triAe stronger and the pens VIZ
cleared Tor tho first tine IN many days ne ieM 49,
n, sheep we-e at 81 JoG$2 ~ FOR medium stock common
r. Choice lambs sold at 50 5OaS 3Ii2 incud ng cars 90
canadian do at s4as4 31 Dressed mutton hlehef ~ ~
&c dressed ambs IN demand and STEADY NJ '1aH'2
selected carcnsses going ne high as SC 20 ..
sales-- Mcpherson Co. 2o3 Canadian lamps ~ 10
81 ~. 2i2 do. 30 n. AZ 81 Ga loo
sheen ~ n nj 81 CO. Western do 81 ~ at >. ~ o,o
- Harrington: 30 Canadian LAMBS ~ ID al - % III
II collins: Ill Canadian lambs 81 n AZ ~ 20
Newton & Co.: Canadian lambs. ~ ID AZ - ga
IIauenhock 4 Hollis Canadian lamps :" 70 az
81 ~ 202 Northern Canada do, 70 H. at - ia l' 90
Hume & Mullen: 2i5 Michigan lambs CT 70. at So 80
jneid & Co liz Pennsylvania lambs. 80 ID. at - 90
fIOGS-Receips II cars $500 head-o cars at FOR
rth and az CITY. Only ~ head ior SAFE
Market noninally weak at ~ 'or>o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-05
LONDON WOOL SALES

London. Nov. 3The arrivals OF wool during the week
were were N.wsou'h Wales, Co.'s bales Queensland. 10
New Zealand 100 bales; Cape Good Hope and Natal
2s5 bales; India So bales Syria $50 France 3iG
bales; Germany 3i3 bales. The demand for mohnr on
Wednesday was smaller than at previous sales Compc
tton dragged especially for medium and mixed VII ch
declined I'D. The range 3dGIs BID Melbourne
cables say: Demand active nearly everybody buying
prices firm. specialiy for good qualities; assort
ntnt OF crossbreds offered Argentine cables "Clip
wen grown. free from burr. OF medium but
rather earthly and dirty The demand Antwerp during
October was restricted 10 60; bales OF Plate wool
which brought september currences. quantity OF
River Plate wool on passage to Antwerp $50 bales
stock, dI3I bales Eleven hundred bales OF Queensland
wool. sslved from the steamship Dorunda which went
Ss .n on renens portngal In September will be Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-05
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS

Galveston Nov. 3-tOtton steady; niddlina SIC; low
mddng 5-iGc: good ordinary, I1lGc: net and gross
receipts. lo.1G2 bales; 70 Great Britain Z i2r
bales sales 23D bales; inners. tales stock go 2G
bales
Norfolk, Nov 3.-Coton steady; midng SIC: low mid
ding 1916: good ordinary 4sc. gross receipts
2G.JO2
savannah. Nov. 3.Cotton duh. but steady: middlIng
03-lc: low middlng l5lGc: good ordinary $40: net
and receipts 1902 bales: exports Continent
5sHl: coastwise 6.l35 sales. so stock. 1i7. is5.
New-OrleGns. Nov. 3fDtton firm; good riddlnr 5.c
middlng a-lGc; low middng 1915; good ordinary
II 6c net receipts 6 4Si laes II export
20 Great Britain. 1854: France ~ 5O5 coastwise
1928: sales 2.3JO; stock 273. CAS-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-05
TPEEDNIy'S AID SOCIETY.

The annual meeting of the General Committee OF
Freedman's Aid and Southern Educational society
of the Methodist Episcopal Church will be held
in the chapel of the Methodist Book Concern. a.
Ffth-ave and Twentieth-st, beginning to-day at
10 O'Clock. II will probably continue its sessions
two days. This committee Is composed OF al the
bishops OF the Methodist Episcopal Church. N
addition 10 fourteen represen atives of the General
Conference Gi..ricts. embracing the entire coun-
tV and also fourteen representatives, elected from
the Board of Managers OF the Frecdman's Aid So
cletv the headquarters of which at Cincin-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-05
VOTE FOR THE AMENDMENTS.

Every voter who desires municipal reform
thai sknli he permanent and enduring
should for the Constitutional Anic nd
mcntr in "a body. Ii H. only by their ndOp-
ton TINT our redemption from rogue rule
caL he made secure. orders have gone ont
from Tnmmany vote against all Of them
The duty of all Anfi-Tammany men IL to
meet this challenge squnrcly and vote FOR
all o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-05

net advance Sales 1900 bush track white d, S ts
inr No (. oats quoted OF 33c. and NO zoo, ~
~ BARI,EY-Market steady; quoted at 0lqoIc LOT
10 milwaukee, and 6Oa64c for ungraded western.
", T'-Narket nuiet tvo-rowed state tOa'z.sc' sN
-owed I5asOc. SEEDS Market duli: cios
quoted at s. 75qt? -. ..BtCkWHEAr-MarKc' q"'
az 55I5Tc for silver and G5fl61c for japanese -
Ne give comparison cosing prices OF tre pro-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-05
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.


puralo Nov 3 -Cattle-Receipts last p hours so"
head total week far. 3S2o head lor SANE ''e
las, wees - 100 head consigned through 3oo h.ao 10
New York 40 head sale. none; marke, opened So
ers good to choice s3aS3 %. butchers stock very
slow Late sales: Good ,eais. 81 25gSI: fair t. GOOD
hours total for week thus FAR ~ ',S heaa
Tor sane uc Lass week n-ai. consigned through
100 mead: to New York head on sale $50 head
opened steady but weakened cI9sea weak. I'D
workers. 81 81 asa 20 later s. g mixed packers
pies du at G5Gs4 20: roughs 81 7lqs 20 stags -
sheen and Iambs-Receips last - hours 400 head total
pr week 5000 head: FOR same time last week
YORK l. 400 head on sale 3.?1o head; market opened
6rr for sheep and strong lambs closed steady and
frn with ali good mixed sheep 81 4oaS2 80 extra
heavy exporters Sass % common 10 FAR mixed 9ts
S2Gs2 o. fair to good lambs 50 25gSS 6j choice So 20
asa 10. Canada lambs 81 'JGSi
rnion stock Yards. chicago. Nov 3-cattie.keesip,s
:. S5dsj stockers and feeders S@gSI 90 cows ana
bulls slas3 81 calves. 81 25qs3 20. iiogs-Receip,s
mixed s. 250S4 % choice aSsorrsd - ga
r-pts 800 head Market steady. Inferior choice. STA
81 Louis Nov. 3.-Cat,le- Receipts % head. Market
steady ami unchanged n yesterdays quotations. Good
shipping and export $5Is5 50. fair to medium
heiicrs. s. s5asi 75. Hogs Receipts 1000 head Mar
kei firm and prices - higher Heavy. - 4oas4 90
mixed. Sass a. light 81 a,gs4 - shesp-Msaarket
s. Is. mixed lots 81 JOas2 -.
Fast Liberty. Penn. Nov. 3Catte-Recelpts light (;
markei s'eady prime SaN =, god - toasi 20; good
25ds3 20. good TAT ard he.fes 81 fodS3 Hogs
Receipts light market steady; phladephas. 81 vop3;
be-. Yrkrs "Rd nSed s. 49, r SHmsn 10 p
7s4 stays ami roughs s3gS3 -. Sheer-Supnly light:
market steady. extra s3as3 20 good 81 3Ops2 20. fair
81 7ops g common. 5ocgsi yearnss 81 -oaSS 49, lambs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-05

aisrkc, cl~ci STEADY - p'ints al, ~.
viii ,ee,.riaN's closing prices Transferring h'N','
,,, r,,,i s.lcs - go ial,, spo market du. o. 10.
ding uilands. -. md1ug -4f 4" which - u"c""'S''
compared with f~ste'44}'s rl .inE 1000,
Iverraoi cail~-Spnt cotton ht.feninE safes -
bales. speculation ari "Nr. 90 hl~s Al,'.l' IN
iai.s. receipts American lr''r' tn'' i"
ding upand-. 80 Futures of"u' steady ana Nn
,lang,-i .lssed 80 i-GtU2-1fd ne a1Nrntr N'f'tn'I
sOl go.. $og'rh'r iec'rt'r. .sl - ~ ~
f,nua-- faruar February sHh. f'fInf} - d.
auf. Narra- frll 300 Npri MAY. .1f b. ~.
aiu 81 Iurr-Iuly 81 O. 3i3 lns August "a - 90
III. .,,.lef.-tf ustl'l.n = ton made - JOB ms
t.Nr,ulcc." FL ~ fIll.ws
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-05
TIE PETROLETM MARKET
NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF
PRICES
New.York. November I.


New-York. November 4. 1894.
Speculation in oil at the local exchanges
stagnant Prices for crude pipe line certificates
were a shade easier but there no inclination
on the part of buyers 10 make purchases. In the
field the total volume OF work f. not enough 10
make the production level with the con-
SUMPTION and the incomplete pipe lire returns for
last month foreshadow reduction in net stocks
Of something ike $4,000 barrels. Charters continue
To be engaged n large scale. \ strike on the
Mcclure farm. at the mouth OF Glade Rum
DunlSard Creek Greene County. Pennsylvania has
led to the conclusion that little narrow streak run
Ming northeast or southwest of the Mount Morris
developments has been discovered, and 1t may lead
To considerable activity In that direction. A test
we'll In Doddrdgc County, West Virginia, near West
Union has discouraged wiidca:ting In that district
hut elsewhere in the county some good wells have
come in The Srooklin well. at Brooklin. Suspue-
hanna County. Is drilled I'm about 2c1D feet and IL
s,lll far from the sand. II is an experimental we'll
in that territory and oil Is "Xpcc;eI from the sur
face Indications Of oil and gas. There no other
wells within thirty miles \ New-YCrk company Is
backing the movement.
The following table shows the pipe line figures for
October
Run. De.s.5re.ss- Deliveries Cha ai RS:
t2sl se', cs ia; i ' Ssss 0I ss ' iio
Crude pipe line certificates were bid for on sat,
uriay at %'s. The production o. the Mcdonald Held
1896 barrels. Sstcry!lc field. runs. l2l63 barrels.
Refined petroleum was unchanged AT 5l5 cents "A
gallon In barrels 80 cents In bulk and 20 cents N
200 cents In bulk at Philadelphia Crude ell was
quoted at SO cents In gallons ard naphtha at
Foreign quotations were l2Ss francs for 100 kilos
az Antwerp. 4s5 marks FOR 80 kilos at Bremen. and
3s,i a imperial gallon at London.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-20
FRAGMENTS OF FOREIGN NEWS.

Alexandria April l9.-The Khedive and the new
Ministry arrived here this morning The Khedve
will remain here during the summer. The Ministers
will return TO Cairo on Monday.
St Catharines. Ont. April l9-The Welland Canal
was opened to-day.
London April ia dispatch from st. Petersburg
says il L. understood to be the intention of the Gov
ernment 20 muster 100000 soldiers of service this
summer in order TO enable them 10 assist in gath
erng the crops Ii ls also understood that the Gov
ernmen will reduce the military budget according
ly. restrict the military manoeuvres and limit the
conscrlption.
London. April ia stylishly dressed and refined
appearing woman who gave her name Julia
Lord and described herself being thirty-two
years old. and a member of New-York society. was
for shoplIftng.
Paris. Apri, 19-Auguste I.aureau was guillotIned
at Dion to-day FOR the murder OF his mother. his
wife and his mistress AS "A parracde he led