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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-18
Lnsl Ron nnnd. Tnkrn Tn.

The New Yors Life Insurance com.
pany today telegraphed city Treasurer
Duke that tho last Of tho 500 8 200
bonds had been taken up aud that the
Salt Lake banks could now DO drawn
on Tor 100000 more. The principal
negotiations between the city anu the
New York Life thus closes, as hereafter
II will Simply be a matter u payment
Of interest, which, however, Is n small
fortune annually.
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Hixh water Reported All Siong the
Mighty stream.

OMAHA, June ls.-rhs river wa
within d few inches % the danger line
VI noon. IL has been raining all day
anu there is high water n0ith Of hotc.
81. JusErH, juno l5.-rho Missouri
tlvCr fOso over foot last night aud ~
one foot and hve.lcnths above the dan.
ger line. Many acres " farm land
have been eaten away. Heavy rain
Tell today aud the river will probably
20 bigger.
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a nIIIIon and naII ane. ronorrow

NEW YoMl, June ls.--One million
i've hundred thousand uOllArs In gold
has been engaged for shipment tom0r-
row.
An additional 100000 has been on.
gagged for shipment. OF the total Gu
gAgement 81 100000 comes from the
sub-lreasuty.
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piseharging Flrearms.

J. J. Adams Is the name Of young
man who ~ far forgot himself as TO
visit franklin avenue last night aud
commit disturbance OF the peace. lie
wound az by Jisohargiug bis revolver
Ia tue air aui was arrested Tor the
eiieusc. He was one o. tue mapy de-
frnlants In tue police court toIay, and
was flnoi So.
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Naval Veteran Dead.

WAsHNGrUH, June 1s.-John w.
Easily, U. 3. NJ, retired, Is dead, aged
10. Ito was Inspector VI tho govern.
mcnt gunbOats during tho war, and
subsequently naval constructor. Dur
INK President Garheld's adminlssrA.
lion lac was appointed chief o. tho w.
rruu VI construction anu repair, Of the
navy drparIment,with relative rank Of
commodore.
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Eastern aud wsstern rncl,or..

SIOUX CRY, Iowa, June is.-The
famous case ~ the Eastern W the
Western Packers IL about 10 be 70.
opened. Papers will be fled with the
Interstate commerce commission with
In few wcekA on application OF pnI-
Ties who control the stock yards here.
They have interested with them other
Western packers aud will make "A
strong fight.
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Police Justice Smith found a heavy
docket awaiting him this morning
when he opened court. His fishing
trip on the Weber had put hun Ia good
Trim Tor work anu wnen an adjOut.
mont was taken at noon count OF
the cases disposed Of showed that there
had been thirIy-hvo convictions.
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Burglnry and IIOusebreakInr.

James q. Brooks aud Harry Lawson,
arrested on charge Of burglarl1uE
tho residence Of Harry Nasbltt, were
held In $500 bonds for that oiiense In
the police court this afternoon, to
await the actiou OF the grant jury.
They wero also held IN $3.50 bonds to
await the action Of the same body Tor
hOusebreaking, Ia THIS instance the
complaining witness IL Attorney
R1guon, who alleges that they broke
into anu robbed the residence VI DE-.
King,
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a. IT. q. CONVENTION.
President Dsbs Urges the Elimination
OF the toiorsd Line

CHICAGO, June ls.-tu the Amerl.
eau Halfway Union convention t1dsy
n heated discussion wa pfculpiiatci
by tho section Of the prOpussd oln'titu.
ton barring colOrpl men ffom orr an.
izltion. President Deus urged the
elimination VI the CulOr1i liac.
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Gone 10 Washington.

Governor West left for Washington
over the Union Pacific railroad this
morning and IL expected to be- absent
for several weeks His journey east IL
said 10 be- one Of business aud pleasure
combined. His excellsncy will In all
probability reach New York before re-
turning home.
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ON THE HOT, HARD CURBSTONES


A new WOO has fallen to tho lot Of
tho Salt Lake policeman. Heretofore
he has had tue privilege like other
mortals, OF eating when and whore he
saw IT. but that condition no longer
obtains. He mus, now eat on his beat
or 40 hungry.
Some OF the pAlToImou have been in
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More Burglarizing.

Rlgby Brothers. store, on West
Temple street, between Fourth and
Filth South streets, was visited by
burglars last night. An entrance was
effected through the window. The
only booty secured by the thieves was
some cigArs, tobacco, etc.
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JERSEY CIlY, June ia Ore
started Ihlt evening VI the Aubatuir
dock below the Erie grain elevator. IL
promises 10 be- very disastrous. The
elevator IL now antr. IL IL though, !.
was started by lIgntuiug.
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Madison, Ind, jane 49, - The
steamer city OF Mauisln struck the
dyke amldbhips 10 font Of this city Vt
lu'olock tuis morning anu tore u hole
sevsnty-nve feet long In the hull. On
board were sevunty.fve wheuimen re-
turning from Evansville. All are safe.
IL In thought The boat can be raised.
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watermelons in the Market.

Several car loads Of watormelons,
the first Of the season, reached this
city this morning and were soon
placed on sale at the green grocery
stores and ffuil stands. They came
from Texas aud sold at from my cents
10 n dollar piece.
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New YOml, June ls.-Sugarevlncsd
considerable strength at tue opening
today and rose I; Union Psoiiio do.
oliuvd I
Sugar fell point, then rallied "a.
Sugar, preferred, gained Il. Union
Pacific n heavy IN consequence Of the
altorney.genetal's announcement thai
he would sue 10 recover the amount
OF bonds guaranteed by the govern.
meut,
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ASAroIis, NJ. d., June ls.-Ths
report Oi tho board Of visitors OF the
United States naval academy will sup-
gest that the courfe OF Instruction h,
six years instead oil four anu u two
years cruise as At present. Occasional
practice cruises Of four monihs' each
are recommended.
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CHICAGO, June is.-NeArly all the
coopeTs VA tne stock yards are On "a
strike. Its said that n tho trouble IL
not speedily settled the result will bs
that some u the big hsuses will be-
forced 10 lay ,il their other employees
because Of thu scarcity OF barrels.
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Anlrr A MININo LocArLoN.

Il. &. Hansen ct al., plaintiffs and
appellanis, fDr whom Attorneys Lcs.
songet and Beckwith appeared, w
MARX Fletcher ct OIL, defendants aud
fuspO dents, represented by Attorneys
Evans and Rogers.
Tie action was tried In the Fourth
district court before Judge Miner,
withou, a jury. SUIT WA brought ny
plaluliiis ~ recover pyHsCssi u anu
uuict title, nnd TO obtain an injunction
against the defendants retaining
them from tr ups'sing upon PLAINTIFF
property, known ~ the Amazon mtu-
ing Location, IN Cache county. De.
ionlnuts, by way Oi cross complaint,
set up that they made a prior nud valid
location VI the ground ~ dispuiu, ny
distinctly marking the same, TO comply
with all Tue laws aui regulations
ntuetsafy. judgment In the lower
court went Tor the defendant; aud
appeal Ia now taken upon tie ludg.
ment roll.
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DOVER, June ia strong ibrepzo
was blowing when BrittsnR, the
Prince Ui Waips's yacht, aud saIanIa,
ret saii today Tor the iifty-milo channel
race. The yachts had gone but mile
wnen the Satanic put back. Her
weather back stay mai been carried
away,
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A nILLInNAIME,s VIC.
tIsr path Not EnursIs strsWn wi,n
Roses.

NEW York, June lS,-Mrs Lu.
ella UAkss, second vie Of Francis J.
Cakes, the millionaire mead OF the
Oakes Chemical Manufacturing olm'
many, has been uonhuej by her hus-
hand in private insane asylum Tor
three yeats as hsbilual drunkard.
She il now eudsavoring, through the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-18

hill. lyon Guns the uili %
temporary fesiraiuing order wa
granted against The sale Of the property
levied upon, aud subsequently,, the do.
muifer being Uvefrulod and the appel.
liant feiusing % plea further, fnai
decree was entered making the iujuny.
ton against tue collection Of the tax
perpetual. From this decree the de.
ieudant appeals, relying for fcvrfsal
upon tho two points raised In the de.
LuFFeT.
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Another CommonwesI Army.

PmLADRLrInA, June Sc. r. Me.
ker, Christopher Columbus Jones,
Commlsshry, has opened headquarters
for the purpose OF recruiting another
c0mmonwehl army 10 take part In u
demonstration at Washington July I.
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THE COUNTY SELECTMEN.


The members OF tho County court
met In weekly session shortly after 10
O'clock this morning, but adjourned
almost Immediately, without transact.
ing any busintsi, until this afternoon.
The selsotmen then went away In n
body 10 attcnG the commencement
exercises Of the Salt Lake county pub
Ito schools In the Thuatcr.
The court Ia ia session this alter
noon, but there are no matters " more
than ordinary consequences on tho
Agonda.
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FATAL DIVE
A swimmer CoIIIdns with - Compan.
Ton aud breaks Iils Neck.

CUMBERLAND, Md, June ls.-Clem-
cut Il. Merchant, aged Is, was fatally
injured while swimming In the canal
near here. He diyed from = wall Just
M companion who had been swim.
ming under water, was coming TO the
surface. His head struck the swimmer
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OF. DEARi
General" Carriers Army dispersed.
iIe IL coming nack.

JULEsnURU, Colo, June lS.-Gon.
Carter, whose Utah commonwenl army
became dispertod, announced today
his intention TO return to Salt Lake
City.
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Electric lars Passengers Hurt.
Dir,A.llEHsoN, N. j., June ls.-The
s.aolsyh express on the New YoIh,
ss,,f lehannA d Western railroad,
'"Ns h'fly'hys miles an hour, ran
The morning call., 1894-11-03

nuts, s9sc for paper-shell, sasc for softshen and
sore hardsnelI: AlmoI Is, &c tor hardshel-
S1S69c r n TOR softshel and loc p 70 for paper
sheu; Peanuts. 5@6c = II for Eastern and 4I7-c
for rough ana &c p II OF pc ished: FiibeFts Sls
qee; Brazil Nuts 7@712c 2 N; Cocoanuts, SAG
4 so p 100.
VEGETABLES - Mushrooms. 5MiOc = u for
common ana l2ls@l5e for Buttons: summer
squash. e5G4Uc = bx; Dried Okra, l5c p II; Green
ORra, 5o95Oc = uox; Egg Plant. 25G2z0c; CucHn-
bers, Zs@55c box tor Bay: fiekles are
Peppers. lug Z1sc 2 n; Tomatoes. l5125e q oI:
Lima scans 2@5c n; Marrowfat Squash,
s546 > tcl; Ca bbage, 50t060c p ctl; Feed Car
rots. 3o9i0e; Garlic 29z12 Il.
PRONlSIoNS-Hams very weak and some
houses quote the inside figures. though il is below
cost OF importation Bacon is quotabie az lOs4c
2 u for heavy and lie Tor light medium; 12c for
cured Hams. l29 2L2e: California Hams, 11L99
lie: Eastern Lard. t1erces, 6s4c for compound
and GA C for pure: pals. Zoe: california erces,
614c Tor compound and S1oc for pure: halfbbis,
s7(G3 80 2 Dbl; extra mess do, $50 SO: family
do, SlOltl1; extra prime Pork. 5 l29l2 so; extra
clear. Sls 5092O . bbi: mess, SIS: smoked Beet
Zoe TIb.
HoPs-ouoted al 5071ac = u for good to choice.
HIDES AND SKINS-Heavy salted steers quot
able at 66I61ac = 10: medium, e@5 Lae: light. 4c;
cOwbidFs, DC: saited Kip. &c; sAited Calf, 6e21e:
sailed Veal Sc: dry Hides, usual selection, l2c:
skins, 2oto%5e each; Kids Sc: Deerskins, good
summer. $3.50; medium. 15@221ac; winter. Sc;
Sh-epskins. shearings. 10@2uc eseh; short wool.
zsf055c; medium 4oG50c each; long WOOL SOC.
Use each; Culs Of ali lnds about 1sc less.
TALLDW-No / rendered. zLoG145sc; country
taliow, 4e1412c p 10; refined. 61s96!4c; Grease.
3G3 Iac 2 10.
WOOL-Ne quote Fall as follows: Southern and
san Joaquin, 1850; Mountain Free. 6nse; North
ern. 615c; humboldt and Mendoclno, 1890; East
ern oregon, 7@lOc; Valley oregon, lO9l3c e u.
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arrived.
FRIDAY. November 2.
stmr greenwood, Carlson y hours from Point
Arena: 225 eds Hark TO L r White Lumber Co.
Stmr Protection. Ellefsen, II hours IRON Fort
Bragg; lumber. TO Mon Lumber co.
Sumr Columbia, BoleS, 80 hours from Port
land. via Astoria ~ houJs; pass and Nose, TO
ORA Co.
Stmr EUREKA Gland. 70 hours from Newport,
etc. mass and Iudse to Goodail, Perkins & Co.
Stmr UmatiIia, Hunter, C3 hours from victoria
and Puget Sounu ports; pass and mdse, to GOOD
stmr North Fork, Hansen. "a hours firm Eureka
pass aud mdse. To Cnas Neison
Sfmr MineoIa, Piiisbary. 80 hours from Iacoma;
S4OU tons coal. 20 : P Co. Up river direct
; mr Celia, Johnson, 81 hours from Eureksi
2, 667, goo shingles, TO Higgins & Collins
Bktn Discovery, Christensen, 10 days from
Tacoma; lumber and laths. to Hanson Co.
Schr Dora Blunm. Rice. days from Eureka
lumber shingles and shakes TO Il HaDify.
Schr John A. Hellquist. days from EUREKA;
4Io NJ Is lumber to George L sweet q co:
Point Hope; bone. ivory and foxskins, TO I z
whitelaw.
biou: log NJ fl lumber, 20 order.
Schr Antelope, Erickson, - days from CoQuille
River: l7O NJ IT lumber, 20 Preston Il McKinnon.
scbr Joseph Russ MatsoR, 65 days from Iqui-
que $40 bags nitrate att To- ) /" oraee 4 Co ..
Arena; posts and bark, TO Bender Bros
Cleared.
FRIDAY. November 2
stnr Humboldt, Edwards, Eureka: Nj Kalsh
srmr Corona. Hail. San Diego, etc; Goodali,
Perkins q Co.
rark Charles Il Kenny. Anderson. Nanaimo
Dunsmuir sons
itai bark Maria Aecame. Carones. Queenstown;
Balfour, Guthrie q ca.
Sailed.
FRIDAY. November 2.
Stmr Gipsy, Leland. Santa Cruz, etc.
Stmr Corona, Hail, San Diego.
Stmr Tillamook. Hansen.
Bark Charles Kenny. Anderson, NanRimo.
Schr Bessie X. Bugge, Albion.
Sehr Laura Pike, Anderson. Eureka.
Schr Maxim, Peterson, Caspar
Schr Rachel. Wilson.
Telegraphic.
POINT LOBoS-Noyember 2-i0P n-Weather
cloudy wind N velocity 4 miles.
Shipping Note
Steamers 10 sail to-day the Alice Blanchard
for Coos Bay, humboldt for Humboldt Bay and
Point arena for Mendocino.
steamers TO arrive to-day are the Homer from
Yaquina Bay, Montserrst from Nanaimo, National
City from hum boldt BAY, Arago and Alice Blan
chard from Coos Bay, Albion from Port Ortorc
aud Alex Duncan from Mess Landing.
The Br ship Ancalos oads wheat ar Tacoma tol
Europe. SIS Sd net. prior TO arrival; bark !
Kenny. coal at Nansifno for Honolulu; schr Fat
con. Indse at this port for Kodiak.
The Dunnerdzio takes for Cork 34,342 ceatals
wheat, valued at SIS, 1922.
The ship Francis loads wheat at Tacoma FOL
Europe.
Spoken.
oct 27-45 W. Br ship Aig0urth, from
Liverpool for EsQuimRlt.
Memorandum
Per whal brig Bidalgo-Sept Hilary Strath
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sun AND TIDE TABLE.
WEATHER BURBAU RE or.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUL-
TURE, WEATHER BUREAU. san Francisco. No.
vember - p NJ 4 ne pressure still Continues
high throughout Utah ana Nevada. IL Is also high
the Washington and oregon coast, where it
has risen decidedly in the past Twelve hours Tn 6
pressure is falling rapidly ia Montana and pa
kota, where the storm central last evening Van
couver now appears. Light rain has fallen IN the
States bordering Canada and Montana west
ward. and cloudy weather extends far sOuta
ward as Central aifornia. Rain IS impro babie
IN California, but should any occur X viii be ex-
trenely light The temperature ia al sections
has remained practically constant with the ex-
eeptlon OF somewhat cooler II San Luis Obispo
and Los Angeles.
San Francisco data: Maximum TEN perature Il
deg. minimum 81 deg. metu 81 deg. seasonal
rainfall TO date 70 inches; last year 10 same date
SO o. All inch.
Forecast made at San Francisco for the thirty
hours ending midnight. November 3:
For Northern Caiifornia-FAir, but somewhat
threatening Tonight aud Saturday morning in the
central portion: nearly Stationary temperature;
fresh noriherly winds.
FOR Southern Caiitsrnia-Fair; nearly station
airy temperature, EXCEPT probably warmer at Los
Angeles; light TO fresh nOrtnertv winds.
ture
FOR Utah-Falr; nearly Stationary temperature.
For Arizona-Fair; nearly stationary tempera-
ture.
For San Francisco and vicinity-Fsr. but some
what threatening tonight; probably slightly
cooler Saturday fresh norrneriy winds.
W. Is. HANMON Fore cast Off1cial.
The morning call., 1894-11-03
Election Affects Trade.

NEW YORK, Nov. Ar. g. Dun & Co.'s Weekly
Review OF Trade tomorrow Will say: The last
week Of October with election near, cannot
indicate much OF the true condition OF business
In some trades the season is too far advanced for
great activity, and in others the supposed effects
OF the voting Murdered operations. But il is salts
factory. The volume OF production Is well main
tanned and in two branches Increased;
no monetary difficulties disturb; bread
stuffs a little higher and no material de-
cline appears during the week IN manufactured
products. At present the volume of business
transacted is on the whole smaller than last year
and much smaller than in 1882, though Presi-
Dental election was then close at hand
Corn has advance ed &C, win western receipts
about q third and exports about an eighth OF last
years Ell pork and hogs are some what lower
with lard about the same Wheat Is sac hi her
for spot and &c for December and 1t los ks as If
strength IN corn had Prev Dted a further decline
although Western receipts were only Al 5I.57O
bushels Tor the week, against b.5O3l4l bushels
last year, and Atlantc exports increased To $685.
500 bushels, against 74O 500 bushels last ye 7.
The irresistible, Of course. the enormous aceumu-
Iation continues aIthoueh producers may natur-
ally he inclined TO not sell ar current piices-
Cotton is again lower, spot bsiCC SO, with re-
eepts so heavy that large crop est mates are fav-
ored. though little difference IL the real
prospect whether The Yield Is halt million OF a
million bales greater taaE the worlds require
ment. Win great stocS OF Old cotton n ghI
In the industry the chief activity is in
structural work, fridge and ether plates, while
the demand for sheets is somewhat diminished.
bar and wire showing al Improvement. ana nails
are weaker. me average OF quotations Tor the
various Kinds OF irou and steel Is per cent lower
than IN j ally. higher than al tue LOWEST point
in april aud so per cent lower than IN July last
( year.
A conference OF steelmakers resulted in no
change OF policy. thougA purchases OF English
nails by Huntington for tachc delivery and by
Canadian reads indicates That American makers
are losing part OF their natural market Waiting
Tor retail trade uepresses the textile manufa ctur
ers and concessions in price have been made 10
effect large contracts Otherwise the maTSet is
generally dull without indications OF Improve e
menL In woods the fan and winter demand is
Z * ia re III |lv for .
season hut the expected supplement-. orders do
not appear and great uncertainty pF V slis as TO
spring ( o Is. 10 changes of price are noted. 1T
the three Eastern markets sales Tor The week
were A,oOS, 800 bales against 445S.5OO last year.
During the past week failures ave been 249 in
the United States against 35S iasu year and so IN
Canada against 80 last week.
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ON Conservatire Lines.

NEW YORK, Nov. 2.-Bradstreets tomorrow
will say: General trade continues eOnserva-
tive lines, there being little farreaching improve.
ment in business circles as compared With a week
ago de from the seUtlemen Mt or the strike al
Fa River. Of the effects Is expected TO be the
sreadylng III prices OF cotton fabrics aud an IN
dueemeDt to coIh-prin erS TO order for the future
Tnere is some announcement drawn from a
frmer market for cheaper grades OF shoes, for
drugs al leading centers and Tor hogs AT western
markets, due TO decline IN receipts and for
fruits on the arrival OF colder weather. Another
favorable report Is that concerning October BANK
cieariugs which reflect the eniHrtea fan ira e In
total larger than for any month since Jnhe,
1898, The aggregate reported for October TINS
year is So 22S.e57. $50 an increase over Septem-
Der. 1884, OF q per cent and over October last
year Of more than 6.3 per cent.
Notwithstanding the better demand fer low er
grades OF shoes AZ y ew England markets among
which seven cities shipped 100. 900 cases
this week against 5000 cases IN the core
spending week year ago. quotations for leather
have weak eued In Chicago excessive connect
tion for north results In further cuts lutn-
her prices Sugar is 3sc lower. and Bsssemer pig
iron ana steel hilleJs l5@25c lower respectively
Notwithstanding The recent frmness OF the former
It fiJtsbUrg.
Cotton has been OF another 1-I6c. which results
In d reduction OF the orders from in
terror points TO southern centsrs, closer scru-
tiny of cr-dits throughout the South and TeStric-
tion in the volume OF trade there.
Exports q wheat and -four wheat, both
coasts OF the United States cunt 10 2,q3s. 900
bushels against 3.353,o0U bushels last week and
as compared with 2,s2O.OOU bushels In the cor
respor ain6 week year ago and 3,7i4.o00 bushels
years ago. Total stocks OF wheat IN the Unit I'd
States aud Cana0a those afioat for EuroDe rom Il
sources ana held in Europe November !. were the
largest on record-l5s 682. 600 bu 'nels, $4,000
bushels more than the year before ana much
heavier when compared with corresponding dates
in previous years
The raptdity OF shipments OF domestic wheat to
market is indicated by the net gain OF A 900
bushels within four months, the heaviest ike in
except IN 1892, 1t being three times larger
than from July TO october 81, 1895.
European stock. and those afioat for Europe
have been In the habit OF increasing morc than
3 900 600 bushels during October IN preceding
years put last month they Tell OF 23l 900 bushel
net which bullish act has more than Offset the ex
traordtnarily heavy increase on this side
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FIsH-PFR POUND,
MARKET REPORTS.
FRIDAY EVENING. Nov. 2
Summary OF THE MARKETS

EIDAG LF IN n O. y ON. z
Summary OF THE MARKETS
Silver hrm.
Wheat strong. Barley steady.
Oats. Corn and Rye weak,
Hay very firm.
Large arrivals Of Bran.
Beans tending downward.
Potatoes ana onions continue plentiful
Butter, Eggs and Cheese unchanged.
Excessive stocks OF Poultry.
Game slightly better.
Choice Peaches 81 per box.
Dried Fruit very duh.
Grapes lower.
Hams selling under cost,
Beef fraction higher.
Hogs lower
Nineteen failures during the week.
Mexican Dollars lower.
The morning call., 1894-11-03
General Merchandise.

BAGS-Frpit Bags 53sc 57sc ana 634c for
the three grades respectively; Calcutta Grain
BAGS, 4G4l4c for June and July delivery; WOOL
Bags, 34(G SIC.
EICE-Chiuese mixed, SO 40G3 SO; No l. So IS
as 50; extra No /. 81 1904 20: Hawaiian,
81 1894 81 "a; louisiana, -; Japan, 81 TAG
so; kangoOn, - :? ctl.
SUGAR-1he Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes follows. terms net cash: Cube, Crushed,
Powdered and fine Crushed 55sc; Dry Gran
ulated, l4c; Confectiouers A, 81 sc: Magnolia a,
434 &c; Extra &. 45sc; Golden c, 4$sc; ID, 41sc;
half barrels, SEC more than barrels, ana boxes,
l,oc