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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-23
CLOSING PRICES OF CHICAGO STOCKS.
ON THE STOCK EXCHANGE.

Tuesday, October 22-p. m.
The stock market continued dull and inactive
to-day, and trading was wholly in the hands Of
professional traders. Values huctuated within
small fractions, and at the close changes were
unimportant and without significance. Less in
terest was taken in the cotton market.
The excitement not great and the gen.
eral belief that the market reached its low
est point yesterday and that the extensive liqui-
dalton had placed stronger hands In control. The
foreign exchange market was stronger, and the
withdrawal from the market Of the firm which Is
handling the exchange afforded by the Anaconda
wine deal apparently the chief reason for
advance in sterling rates, although there was
not such free Offering of commercial bills
as yesterday. A small block Of the Anaconda bills
sold I'm the market this morning. but the rest
IS evidently held for higher rates. In connection
with the exchange market. he report OF exports
Of merchandise from this port for the week end
ing yesterday is interesting. The total value Of
exports was $9.3s2,S84 against s6627,094 in the
corresponding week last year 5000. 500 in the
same week in 1893. and an increase Of $3.499.S5l
over the previous week this year making the
weekly exhibit the largest. with the exception
OF one week. since January !. For the week end
ing January q. the value Of exports was s9,7s8-
4s4. and since then the weekly average has aggre-
gated S. 1000. The total exports since January
! show, however a decrease from the same period
In 1894 Of $2009l 253 and one Of S2S2lS2S az com
pared with the corresponding time In 1888 The ex-
ports Of cotton for the week amounted to 1880
packages. valued at $2l6,254. against 2,552 pack
ages. valued at Sl30.027, In the previous week.
Reported weakness in the Kaffrs moderate
London selling and higher foreign exchange
served to depress the trading sentiment, but
there no heavy selling pressure and declines
small Heavy Stock Exchange interests
reason 10 reduce their holdings, and the
prospect is that they will make no move Tor
some time TO come Transactions to-day reached
the low total Of 122.294 shares. and Sugar Refn-
ing and Louisville and Nashville the only
stocks in which the dealings amounted to more
than 10000 shares Louisville ana Nashville was
sold by London houses and declined less than
per cent. and Union Pacific and Erie were weak
on the same kind Of selling The Granger shares
were lightly dealt In, and the general railway
list was fractionally lower. An advance In the
price Of anthracite coal had no effect upon the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-23
INVESTMENT NOTES.

Colorado Springs mining quotations, reported
by Thomas l.. Manson, jr., & CO.. are as follows:
Argentuni-Juniata, 81: Mollie Gibson, 80; Port
land. 19S; Isabella. .26ls; Gold and Globe, .l9li
Beginning to-day Central Trust Company GER
tificates FOR Chicago Gas are in the Stock EX-
change Clearing House. Fidelity Trust Com
pany receipts dealt in eX-Clearing House.
The Tennessee Coal. Iron and Railroad Com
pany gives notice that the coupons due Novem-
Der / on the bonds Of the Pratt Coal and Iron
Company will be paid at the Mechanics Ma
tional Bank.
The time for making deposits Of bonds of the
Columbus and Hooking Coal and Iron Company
with the Central Trust Company has been eX-
tended to November !.
The city of Mount Vernon y. Y. will receive
offers for the purchase Of fifty assessment bonds
each bond for $1,000 al per cent TO run until
1901.
The Delaware AMI Hudson Canal Company
has advanced anthracite coal prices TO the fol-
lowing net basis to take effect to-day: Crate,
80 75 egg. SO 90: stove 49, chestnut. 81 30 These
are f. 0. b. prices at New-lork. They are the
highest figures yet reached The Lackawanna
and other NewYork companies Will follow suit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-23

The price OF domestic exchange was as ioil1Ws
at the places named Charleston. buying g as
count selling par; New-Orleans. commerclal 40
M20O discount, bank par; Savannah, buying par,
selling u premium up to $1,000. lilo premium for
s.. 900 and over: San Francisco, sight par, tele-
graph Sc per 800 premium; Chicago, 6Oc. dis
count: Boston. par.
Bank clearings were as follows at the places
named. New-York-Exchanges l27,416315; bal
ances 1851 1875. observation-disclosures. $S,3io 300
balances, $l,S5S,7S3. Baltmore-EXchanses W.
6Sl, O9l; balances. SiO2,0SS. Phiadelphia-tX-
changes 1885,. ISL; balances, 21O5lS9 Chicago
Exchanges SIS 9SS. 500: balances, $l,OS499i
The price OF commercial bar silver in this mar
ket was Sic. per ounce Mexican dollars were
quoted at 1894. In London the price or bar silver
advanced i to 303sd. The New YORK sailing To-
morrow. will carry out 10000 ounces of silver
Money on call In London was 14n12 per cent.
The rate Of discount In the open market was 3
per cent for short and three months bills British
consols were quoted at 107 5-l6 for money and
1879 for the account American stocks In Lon
don were weak. Last quotations in London,
comDared with Yesterdays last prices and with
their New-York equivalent, were as follows:
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Proposals. for Per Cent.
Sewer Notes and Bonds
City of PIninfeId, v. j.
CORPORATION NOTICE.

Pursuant 10 resolution adopted by the Common COM
eli ~ inc CITY IT Planneli Ncw-Jersey. meeting
thereof held october lih. 1875. notice is hereby given
that 10 Council will meet on Monday, octoi'r
2sth instant eight O'Clock m at the Council nam
her No 100 Park avenue Ia the city Of Painield at
which time and place said Common Council Will receive
ami open sealed proposals fog furnishing 10 tne CITY
be needed. not exceeding SlOOOOo. Tor
the construction Of the Sewerage system now being IN
troduced said city under ana by virtue OF the
Ordinance " said city. entitled An Ordinance TO
ur,yte Tor the construction 81 System Of Sewerage
tons and proceedings relative to the introduce
ton or construction said system, including
moneys take up heretofore made by said city
I'm the PREMISES 20 be loaned on the notes
Of The city bearing per interest having
wear TO run subject renewal 10 be Issued from time
soon contemplated by tine Act OF
The Legislature which said Sewerage System IL
being constructed be eNchangeabe for said
bonds to whatever extent said bonds may be Issued,
which bonds shall at the rate Of four
cent Der principal and interest to be payable
In gold. For particulars as 10 probable amount OF
moneys required bidders referred the records in
the office OF the Ci'y Clerk Of the city Of Planheld
ITpon receipt bids proposals the Council VIII
Immediately proceed unseal the and publicly
the OF the parties bid
ding thei, agents provided said parties or agents
proper OF the prices and terms the minutes
Of Council
The right to reject any all bids is expressly
served by the Common Council
All proposals must endorsed Proposals for furnish
Ing moneys III, Of Painhed for the construction
Of system
BY order Of the Common Council OF the city OF Plain
Dated October a. 1895
JAMES r McMURRAY. City Clerk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-23

coalers. although Reading rallied iracu9naily;
but closed under yesterdays last price. United
,ns,u,, ~, m advance of per cent over Its OPEN
ing price Railroad earnings reported to-day LOT
the second week in October were uniformly soou.
and those Of the Northern PACING showeu ii gam
of sl1s,715. , ..,,,,o s,oo,,s
Closing prices of the principal active STOCKS OK,
comnared with those Of yesterday were as ioi-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-23
BoNDs-THE FEDERAL TREASURY.

Sales of Government bonds were confined 70
s35 900 registered Is Of 1907 at III 81 ana Sovoo
istered IS at 1l4ss. Final quotations loIDw' NJ,
In state issues there wore sales oi sovo LII
nessee Settlement 3s small bonds AT NJ flNe
shares of the southern National Bank were solu
at 1870. and 40 shares of the Mechanics DAMN
at 1SS. a.. .,,,,
More interest was manifested In the tradlnB
on railroad bonds than for the last Few DAYS,
and considerable Improvement in prices Wa
accompanied by more active business. ih
strength however was confined to spots ana
material declines were not lacking. Kansas fa-
ci6c list consols losing ia at 1914. and savannah
and Western LIST receipts. IA At o'fi r,dV 'lo'-'
Gains were the rule but Hooking valley 9s
rose TX to SSL, Lexington Avenue ana faNonid
FL rry lists u TO 1874. and Texas ana faclhc
eds to 24a.. The par value OF the safes was
$175sO0O s,,
The United states Treasury received to-day
s212719 National bank notes for redemption
Customs receipts reportea to-uas iro 'Dnr,'o re-
CENTS s3OOS34. and thr miscellaneous receipts
sS2 654 Total Government receipts Tor the Gay
$500 1922 expenditures, A65OOO; excess OF lecep6s'
Sl17 4g2 Receipts for tle month TO date Sl''-
iO7 0SS. expenditures S29.6l700); excess or eN-
nenditures sl02O90l2. Receipts for the fscdi
wear to date s1O49s006l; expenditures $i2o'V,S'-
72O. excess Of expenditures over receipts $2o'-
093.669. - $500
To-day's Washington Treasury statement COW
ering actual results OF two days ago compared
with the last previous statement was as lo"o"S'
NJ, gold on hand s5 s IA ss25265oi s7io2o
legal-tender5 ~. ,o-
hand. ....... lSb3"hi" ..'di,'-aas GO tyn
silver nd 1i,Jf''>N l''-lf '"'' I'M ''''"'
Actual cash in tie
Treasury Nauls
outstanding "a =. ~ soo, oos
.S1St lSi"i- ~ -
Deposits in bank. l'.:T'S'" l"'"fo''"- nv 800
Available sh.S2u2V'b3-s S-'l'---'''' ''N' N''''
Deduct minor LA 90 ,,, -, -, :, 500
hiiities -...... 90 T22 90 i2l,31l Inc ll'S-'
Actual cash balS1sl si2o6 Sls0Soll0' Dec soN'o'l
The Sub-Treasury had debit balance at the
Clearing House of $685. 49,. It's net loss on palahc
was s452 1886 made up by gain in currency OF
eli OS2 and a loss in coin Of S604.c1S. To-day
operations include Receipts, S2bi93lo; pay
ments s3131. 7O6, resulting in general balance
Of s1SS 55S 099 consisting Of sol tOl, i4i coin ana
Sg6. $50. 055 currency
MONEY AND FOREIGN MARKETS.
The local money markets were quiet CONNER
cial paper was in fair demand at current rates.
Rates ruled follows:
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financial Meet,nqs.
>~o-N~~NNNNNo~NNNNnN-n c|NNo/NNNr/SN~~~~>>
OFFICE OF
THE MERGENTHALER LINOTYPE COMPANY.
MASS STREET

lI NASSAU STREET
NETWORK. September 25th 1895
4 SPECIAL MEETING Of the stockholders
N Il the MERGENTHALER LINOTYPE COMPANY
OF hereby called be held ~ Mont
romery street. Jersey city. NewJersey being the prin
cpa Of, place OF business Of the Company in the
state ~ New-Jersey) Wednesday, November 9Th. 1895
at the forenoon, for the purpose Of passing
upon question whether not all OF the
and franchises OF this Company shall 10 sold and dts
a corporation be organized under the laws
Of tho State New York. In consideration OF the
II the capital stock Of the company. be
organized par value Of million dollars. upon
and conditions which viii be communicated such
IL shall be decided by the stOckhoi-
crs Company sell and dispose Of the
property rights and franchises. also pass upon the
question whether this Company shall be thereafter
dissolved.
BY order OF the Board Of Directors
FRED'K J. WARRCRTON Secretary
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financial.
LARGE MAJORITY
Kansas Pacific Consolidated

FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
have been deposited with the undersshea 49, o
Notice lis hereby given to the hone's % e ,,o,o.,,,ls
-. -. ,,,c, n the order Of the Committee on OF
before November 1.t. 1895. After that a"..
bond. vii, only he received mt the VIII ".
the Committee and with n penalty OF W."
dollars n bond. Holders OF rece'p'' - ,ho,.
TIyExr.t TUUsT co who desire TO deposit thelr
honas Win m, Committee may do so WTi"".'
EXPENSE before NOVEMBER 1sT on prsse"'"S
,bsir recent. AZ inc MERCANTILE TRUST CO.
FREDERICK ID. TAPPEN' Chai'man'
LOUIS FITZGERALD,
THOMAS DENNY,
OLIVER ANES. I'd. Boston Mass'
GEORGE t. LEIGHTON. 81. Louis MO-.
W. EMLEN ROOSEVELT, -,,,..
W. EMLEy ROOSEVELT. Secretary 30 VA" "''
STRONG & CADWALADER. Counsel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-23

French rentes were quoted at 100 francs 32ia
centimes; Paris exchange London. p francs
"a confines; Berr exchange on London, 20
marks 43 pfennings.
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Eeual \ otires.

o.>~oNoo~o~~NN~o~NN~>N N>NNNNN~>N~~o~o~>"~
TINTED STATES CIRCUIT COURT, for
~ the Southern District OF New BENJAMIN NJ
Fowler J. C. Zachry. Elizabeth Garnett and Henry T.
Morgan Uhe two last named being interVenors).
plainants against The Jaryis-Conkn Mortgage Trust
Company, defendant.
Whereas | have appointed by order duly made AMI
entered in this Special Master proofs
tn. Indebtedness defendant the Jarvis Conklin
Mortgage Trust Company notice Is hereby given pursuant
20 such order that and all persons having claims
against the said Company invited appear
nj nv ONCE No - Nassau Street. In the city
York on the 18th 18th and 10th days 81 November 1898
al eleven the forenoon. to proof
claims
Where claims presented by persons corpora
tons claiming agents attorneys or assgnees OF
debenture holders guaranteed mortgage holders other
creditora they will be required to exhibit me file
with me satisfactory evidence in writing Of author
ity 10 act IA the premises.
Claimants who do appear either In person or BY
agent submit of their claim
In writing duly verified by affidavit containing the
name and address claimant n DESCRIPTION OF
the character OF claim Wherever the nature OF the
claim admits the proof ~ claim also sci forth the
amount Of principal and interest separately stated which
was due thereon the date OF Appointment Of ,he
receivers namely 2sth day OF September Isas sch
proofs may be submitted at time up TO and Including
the date OF the hearing namely the 10th day OF No.
vember 1898
Dated Nsw.Yors, September IS 1905
Gigned) CHARLES STEELE, Special Master.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-23
New-York. October IS. 1895
To the Security Holders Of the
Union Pacific rlain Line proper
inclusive of the Kansas
Pacific Line:

The undersigned. having been requested by large IN
,eresis In the above lines to effect combination OF First
Mortgage and other Bondhoders that practicable
reorganization Of the Union Pacific and Kansas Pacific
Main Lines may be secured. have prepared plan OF
organization u copies may be obtained from THE
MERCANTILE TRUST Co and KUHN LOEB & co. OF
New-York the OLD COLONY TRUST CO. OF Boston.
LOUIS FITZGERALD,
JACOB II. SCHIFF.
T.. JEFFERSON COOLIDGE, jr., COM
CHAINCE.N VI. DEPEW, MTTTEE.
MARVIN HuGiIITT,
OLIVER AMES. I'D,
NINSLOW S. PIERCE. Counsel.
ALVIN W. KRECH. Secretary
100 Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-23

The market for foreign exchange was stronger
and the Offering of bills was not so iree After
selling a block Of bills this morning the bankers
who purchased the quarter interest in the Ana
conda mine withdrew from the exchange market
and are holding the balance OF bills against that
transaction for higher prices. The rates AT which
business was actually done were as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-23
financial Cleriiolls.

NEWBIRGH. DUTCHEsS & CONNECTICUT r. II. co.
MATTEAWAN Duchess CO.. ~ Y, October $, 1895.
VNfIE ANNUAL MEETING Of the Stockholm
and Income Bondholders Of the Newbursh Duchess
Railroad Company the election
and Inspectors Of Election will be held
Office the Company. Matteawan. y. Y. on Thursday,
October 81 1898. at IL clock a. m.
JNO. s. SCHULTZE
President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-23
STOCKS. CONTINUE DULL.
LIGHT INTEREST IN TRADING.
FRACTIONAL CHANGE IN PRICEs-BoNDs
AND MONEY.

SALES At THE STOCK EXCHANGE oCIobEh -
DrAIJNGs IN BONDS AND BANK STOCKS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-23
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
ATCHIsON, TOPEKA AND SANTA FE.

whole System)
1893. isGJ
Number Of miles ....... 9.3i5 SOP $3.50
Second week In Oct. si.0S2 27G Ss75Tao ss77509
If...... 37.oS2.JJ1 2s.2st351 $3.50 721
ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC.
Second week In Oct..... SCOTT S9"iI 81. 'O2
Jan to oct li...... 2.H1,J2D 2,sDlooD
ST. LOUIS AND SAN FRANCISCO.
Number Of miies....... l3:., lbs l52s
Second week In oct. Sal COB Sii2.id Sis 20
Jan 10 oct 1i...... f.GiJG2I 419l52O
COLUMBUS sANDUsKY AND HOOKING.
Number ~ milcs....... 272 ~
Second week in Oct. $2G.1Np s2b.J3 w. 80
Jan TO oct lf...... G3l]H I2l.oi0
KANSAS CITY. FORT SCOTT AND MEMPHIS
Number Of miles G,l $40 ol6
Second week I'm Oct.... <9l.OH SAFE sol n3i
Jan. l T. oct if...... 3.6N.3ls 3.i2i,33d
NORTHERN PACIFIC.
Number Of miles ....... 1856 iia5 49,
Second week In Oct. siJ5. 1a5 SiHi.p3J s6l3Gl
Jan 10 oct. li...... lj,Os5.I1l l2,l22H2 l8hlOWD
ST. LOUIS. ALTON AND TERRE HAUTE.
Number 81 miles 80 2m 10
second week In Oct.... $50 40 3l3lo W. lO
Jan to oct ls...... 1.22y.5o3 1.o2io"s l,Oi, 40
Month II August $1,000. ..-
'ffpss earnings. Slr'DhI Sll5'Jol *llbOli
Operating cxpenses..... 12Dc3 o'.s-- VO.oI
Net earnings......... $5I.02i sai.o33 80, Io3
July 10 August 81
cross earnings. s23G.Jii va 40 S2l266s
opera ting expenses..... l5i.O6J llJ'o-' lls3O
Net earnings 2 mos ftn2 fiiis52 S9k JOS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-23
nin!er Resorts

W0R@1Rl1A G1OT SPRINGS
DELIGHTFUL RESORT FOR
LATE FALL. MONTHS.
$500 Feet Elevation in the Great Virginia Mountains
SPECIAL PWllMAN FOR THE SPRINGS
VIA WASHINGTON.
Leaves Pennsylvania X X. Station New-York. 500
J.. NJ except Sunday attached 10 the +. +. V. Limited
Hot Springs 9:l5 morning. Dining Car
Located Chesapeake a Ohio Railway. about midway
between Washington and Cincinnati. Most wonderful
America for the OF rheumatism, govt and
nervous troubles Climate nowhere equaled Hotel open
all the year. Address FRED. STERRY. Manager Hot
Springs Bath Co.. Va.
Excursion tickets on sale at c. & o. Offices 40 and
Is and offices ''ennsylvana Railroad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-23

Nd Coal pf.
Mex Central
NJ l. Car Col
do Pref. ...l
Mex Nat
MINI Iron. Il
Nat Lins oil
New & Coal
Norf SOUTH
No Amer col
Nat Starch
DO LIST pref
do Fl pref.
Ont Sill Min.
Oregon Inpt
Pacific MALL
Penn Coal. -
4 & w pref
l. Ut W & G.
do special.
Pull / Car.
Qulcksil Min
do pref
Rens & Sar.
II w & o..
ST J & G IL
StLA & T iii
Tenn & q H.
Tex Pac L..
Tol = q W.
L : Cor rcts
do pf rcts.
do std rcts
l. : Express
l. : Rubber.
do pref. 49,.
Wells L Elk.
West Tn Tel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-23
NETWORK SECURITY AND TRUST COMPANY,

PACIFIC BANK 40 BROADWAY.
NETWORK. oct IS 1895.
VNHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS have this day
i declared a quarterly dividend Of per cent pay
able on and after November The ransfe. books
will closed November J. 1895
5. c. MERwIN. Cashier.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-23

SAVANNAH LINE. OCEAN 5. :. co.
- Tri-weekly from Pier 81 " r., foot Of sprhs - -
Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays at T. NJ F~
freight and passage apply to - . - 49,
J. ID. Hashhagen. T. 4. W. II khett yen; 80"
w. Ry. POI yway. Cent X X. 81 !, Wy
X. l.. Walker. Agt. j. l. Aiaiis, "a p.wsv
a 6 s Co NP!e: IS y r. T C. 4 p Il r.. 3oS IS Way
q. Sorrrl Mig. J. T. Beck"ith O. 7. ~ :. y.
The advocate., 1895-11-13
Kansas CITY Grain.

KANSAS CITY. Nov. 1l.-Wheat sold very
slowly here to-day. Prices were X to lc lower.
The greatest decline was on hard wheat, the
least on spring, though choice soft wheat was
hardly Quotably lower. The receipts were
small for Monday, but elevator men seemed in
disposed to buy and not all of them were on
the market. There was some buying on mill
orders.
Receipts Of wheat to-day, 81 cars; year
ago, 45 cara
Sales Of car lots by sample on track, Kansas
City: No hard, 5 cars $50; No 3, car 52ac,
Q cars $50, 3 cars Sic, 8 cars 500, 2 cars 49c. 8
cars 48o; No. 4 hard, cars 4jc, car 43c, cars
40, cars 4Oc, car $40, cars sec, cars 3jc;
rejected, nominally 3O0S5c Soft, No red,
car &C., No red, car 6Oc / car SOC, car $50,
car sec; No red, 1 car 55c, cars SOC, car
so; rejected, nominally 4004Sc; no grade,
nOminally 25135c Spring, No. g. / car 54hc, 8
cars $40, 8 cars 53hc, cars 53C; No 3, 2 cars
6lMc, 4 cars 5lO, 5 cars 5Ohc, cars soc; reject
cd, car 45c; white, No 2, car 53c, | car 52hC,
car sic; No. 3, car sic, car Soc
Corn sold very slowly. White corn brought
Saturdays prices, but mixed was u to 20
lower and there was not much demand for it.
No shippers had orders for round lots ut the
market price. The small receipts had no effect
toward holding tho price up Corn sold at 22c
to arrive this week and only 2lo was bid for
November shipment
Receipts Of corn to-day, "A cars; year ago,
104 cars
Sales by sample on track Kansas City: No
Mixed cars special billing 2Sc, cars 22aIc,
cars 22hc, cars 2214c; No. mixed, car
22O No. mixed, nomlnally 2lc; no grade,
nominally zoe; No. white, cars 23Ac; No 8
white, nomlnally 22022hc.
Oats were firmly held. There was fair de.
mand for white and little trading in mixed.
Receipts Of oats to-day, IS cars year ago,
10 cars.
Sales by sample on track, Kansas City: No.
mixed, nominally 16c; No. 8, nominally l5o;
No. 4, nominally 14c; no grade, nominally l20
1870; No. 2 white, 8 cars 1870, 1 car 1886; No
white, car l7Xc, 1 car l7ho, cars 17c.
Hsy-Receipts, 80 cars market firm on good
grades; timothy, choice, el0OO31l.OO; No. /,
BS.501oSO; No 2, 85,5O0I50; fancy prairie,
S65012O0; choice, 6600D625; No. |, S. 1850;
No Q, 9AOO045O; packing hay, $2OO0S.5O
The advocate., 1895-11-13

HOgs-Receipts since Saturday, 3, 3,70S; shipped
Saturday, 694 The market was strong and
active The following are representative
GALES:
The advocate., 1895-11-13
Kansas CIty Produce.

KANSAS CITY, Nov. ll.-Butter-Extra fancy
separator, 2Oc; fair, l70lsc; dairy. fancy, l40
lSo; store packed, fresh 1O1l2c; of grades, 30;
country roll, fancy, l30l5c; choice, 10 Otl2c.
Eggs-Strlctly fresh candled stock, 161c per
doE
Poultry-Hens, $40; spring, 606So; broilers,
70; old roosters, lbc; young, 200. Turkeys, 6%c.
Ducks, 7hc Geese, must be fat, 6ho Pigeons
7Dc per dog.
Fruits-Applss-Fancy Sa2Sa25O per bbL /;
choice, SL.7S02O0; common to good, s1.0O0150
per bbl. Grapes-Pennsylvania New York
and Ohio Conoords, fancy, el022o; poor stock.
l0Ol5c ranberries-SZ501a per bbl.
The advocate., 1895-11-13
MARKET REPORTS.
Knnsas City Live Stock.

KANSAS CITY, Nov -Cattle-Rece
since Saturday, 1920; calves, s1O shipped
Saturday, l,8H cattle, 81 calves Native and
western cattle sold uneVenly; Texans were
Btrong. The following are representative sales:
RHYpPTg0 AND DRESSED BEEF STEERS
The advocate., 1895-11-13

CHICAGO, Nov 1-Cattle-Receipts, 1900;
market steady to stronge fair to best beeves,
eaOO06O0; COWS and heifers, sl.e6 $50; Texas
steers, e2.6O02S0; westerns, S2.769S.SO; stock
era and feeders, G2.200a70.
HoRs--Receipts, $1,000; market active; light
stronger others barkly active; light, s. SO03 s.;
rough packing, S33O0245; mixed and butch
erS. eaSSO27O; heavy packing and shipping,
oAS00ATO.
Sheep -Receipts $4,000 market steady.
The advocate., 1895-11-13
st. louis Live stock.

81. LOUIS. Nov. ll.--Cattle-Receipts, $500;
market steady to Q shade higher; native steers,
eaesNA7S; Texas steers, e22S@260
Hogs-R Receipts, $500; market 30 loweri
heavy, q. SO026O; mixed, Sa0Oa250; light, s. Is
MAE0
sheep Receipts, 1900; market steady