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Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-01-31
INTERNATIONAL S. s. HELPS.
Rev. Mr.. Pritchett Explains His Crit
ieism of the Ideas of the Authors.

To the Editor of the Ledger.
MEXICO, Mo-, Jan. 90.-Thanking
you in advance for the space I shall
occupy, simply desire to set forth
briefly the points in my last wednes-
day nights prayer meeting talk, to
which several illusions have been
made in your paper.
My first point was that ! did not
think the authors of our international
Helps had really grasped the eeat.eE
idea of the lesson.
! said that idea was not Peters So
called "Gredt Confession" but the ae-
lection, reproof and correction of the
su~perfeiainess and inadequacy of His
disciples faith. Isaid, We put a great
deal more into Peters second answer
than Peter w meant, or Christ ever
gave him credit for.
The Masters questions gave oppor-
tunity for the best possible statement
of the disciples faith in Him. His re-
ply to Peters second statement gave
His divine sanction to tIeo facts: First,
"They had correctly located the prom
ised Messiah in His own person; sec
ond, their knowledge, so superior to
that of the people at large, was, in its
origin, divine"
The especial revelation" to Peter,
gotten out of this reply of the Master,
Is purely gratuitous. Peter had learned
all that he knew from the Master
Himseif. He and His Father were
Before He applied the crucial test to
their faith, He spake of 'sThe Rock,
on which He would build His church,
and the ''keys" of the kingdom of
heaven.
The church is not the kingdom-the
kingdom is not the church. The church
is 'built'-the kingdom is'opened. Christ
only is the "Rock'' on which the church
is built. Neither Peter nor Peters con-
Jessioa, nor Peters imagined experience
has anything to do with it.
"Behold l lay in Zion, for a founda-
ton, "a stone, tried stone,a preciouscorncr
stone, a sure foundation. ~ lisa. XVIII,
l6. "Other foundation can no man lay
than that is laid, which is Jesus Christi
i Cor. HILL.
Peter, after his conversion, like every
other stirring stonen was built on this
foundation. He is not the foundation,
nor any part of IL.
The ''keys" which the Master gave
Peter was an inspired, living, preached
gospel. 1t alone opened the kingdom
of heaven or the day of Pentecost-u
alone opens it to the world to-day.
Christ never gave to any man or set oil
men, authority or power to stand be-
tween another and the kingdom. The
gospel opens it TO every one. Each
enters by his own personal faith.
Now comes the Masters searching
test of Peters faith. He
the true Messiahship, His atonemeat
through suffering and death. Peter
had never up to that time conceived
THE knew nothing about it, nor of
the personal salvation that comes by
faith fn IL. This he shamefully mani
tested in his conduct. The Masters
scathing rebuke follows; and, with the
way thus prepared: "Then said Jesus
unto His disciples, If any man viii
come after me, let him deny himself,
n take up his cross, and follow me.n
To my mind this is the crux-the
point of exposition-for the entire
passage. Truly,
j.. Fl. PRrrcHETT.
p. S.-The lesson for tonight is
"Christ's TRANSPORTATION" 1t is no
less important and interesting than the
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-01-31

aregg and family have return
Hoberiy after a short visit to Mr..
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
nte4pf this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-01-31

X ZE ~ M. -
srs,y CourT list Monday in Feb
ths !. ii MondaS in May, LIST Monda.
III 'sasust, LIST Monday in November.
~. srs,rE CouRT-2d Monday in Jan
y Monday in March, I'd Monda,
Y. Vi Monday in September.
...,,y Court meets next Monday
r. Cook is in st. Louis on {
ebsnge in Famous advertise.
{ chris. Hall is nome from WISH
sOserly.
I L 4. /. McGarth, of Benton City, ha'
the pped bone.
thect Bsrth, OF Columbia, spent sun
on b this city.
asIda Moore IS in Montgomery
Der II o. Hao
4 Of. p W. Harding is home from
- - and is resting easy.
With rneilman Ms. Myers is home from
- - where his father is very ill.
I'm = geae Graham is home from a
Il ne Misses Wise, of McCredie.
'ved m-Mwse Is nome from a visit
u i5Hsads in Kansas City and Excelsior
'eoossgss
!, !. H /. B. Watson has returned home
ltonsra pleasant visit TO relatives in
sascity.
81 Edward Renie, after Il visit TO
firoasss Southwest of town, returned
to axbee Tuesday.
twnpt. Silas Dinsmore, of the State
howxnty, spent Sunday in Mexico
loci rest of friends.
II OF. A. A. Wallace and little sol are
nom independence, Mo-, where
Nv sadted relatives.
pro-
carss + d. Collard has returned to
~ lsame in Sedalia after a brief visit
salezr parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
saiIn.
,arsze Donnelly, the two-year-old
3 byiief OF Hugh Donnelly, died last
MOI d pneumonia following the
sem
kGak Grove MOI Banner says:
Ad Mites paper, the Mexico LED
i a s9ulu" since it donned it's
ishxss.
and stabbington, of Sailing, in com
ifies With several friends from that
VI, made the LEDGE a pleasant
ID y week.
cons County Court viii settle with
uas.2md 0verseers OF the Eastern
F ~ n February ., and the Western
dex4 the sth.
vrst Aregg and family have return
sncs Eoberiy after a short visit TO Mr..
statxt parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
nte4pf this city.
i Ganevieve b. Clark, wife of
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-01-31

p. S.-The lesson for tonight is
"Christ's TRANSPORTATION" 1t is no
less important and interesting than the
last.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-01-31

cons County Court will settle with
dassRoad Overseers OF the Eastern
N February ., and the Western
uer4the 9Th.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-01-31

...,ty Court meets next Monday.
:. B. Cook is in st. Louis on a
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-01-31
aUpRAIN

.c,1r CoURr-3d Monday in jan
:, Monday in june, Sd Monday
sptember. "
] i. MondaS in May, LIST Monday
J .,ast. list Monday in November.
s,rr COURT 2d Monday in Jan
q Monday in March, I'd Monday
v. Vi Monday in September.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-01-31

H i. B. Watson has returned home
ltonra pleasant visit TO relatives in
aas City.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-01-31

and ~stabbington, of Sailing, in com
Inet With several friends from that
made the LEDGE a pleasant
, 4 III week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-01-31

,wnp. Silas Dinsmore, OF the State
Iowsnity, spent Sunday in Mexico
och nest of friends.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-01-31

h Edward Renie, after Il visit TO
tinrsHyss Southwest of town, returned
to lahee Tuesday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-01-31

kGak Grove MOI Banner says:
Ad Mites paper, the Mexico LED
i 'gulu' since it donned it's
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-01-31

LrsN |. d. Collard has returned to
!. lsome in Sedalia after a brief visit
alexr parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-01-31

Eli & Chris. Hall is home from visit
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-01-31

{ change in Famous advertise
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-01-31

( I. Il /. McGarth, of Bonton City, has
the med home.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-01-31

Ii Of. A. A. Wallace and little son are
mes nom Independence, Mo, where
~ 1 sdted relatives.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-01-31

NJ parth, of Columbia, spent Sun
nr th;s city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-01-31

18th ..eiJman Ms. Myers is home from
q. where his father is very ill.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-01-31

borsze Donnelly, the two-year-old
q byiier OF Hugh Donnelly, died last
MOI d pneumonia following the
q.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-01-31

Money to loan and Insurance writ
ten by Jones & Settle. south side OF
square wit
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-01-31
HEST ANNuAL sTATEMENT

Farmers Mutual Fire and Lightning
Iuax.xnnaa e 49,.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-01-31

= eGie Graham is home from a
1 Il he Misses Wise, of McCredie.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-16

Market closed firm % to 81 points advance com
narei with Yesterdays closing prices Transferable no
lice as Total sales. $1,000 bales; New-iork net re-
ccts 3as: gross Sales. 3a3 sp.nners. 1893. stock
l53;sl Total receipts to-day. f+5 bales thus
lar This week i55 Exports to-day: Great Britain
& 100 bales: Continent. soon. Thus far this week
Ci-.a, Brife'n. - Goa bales France. 900; Continent
Il 7i. stock 100 as3 spot cotton steady AZ size ad
vance mddling upiands. 9asc mddng gulf. o$c sales
:.'s bai-s. ali spinning.
IJvcrrocl cnh!e-Spot cotton in good demand; sales
4, 900 bales. additional sales to-day 5000 American
including 90 20 trade: speculation and export. LOO
American ~ 0o0 receipts, 1900: American. 3np
nddllng uplands 29-32d. Futures opened irregular at
abJai 8-G4d advance and closed firm at to 5s points
advance October 4554s. October November, isb' No
vcnbcr December. 4j5b December -January t6o Jan
nary February 457ifs February March i1sisb: March
April 4CDb; Apri-May. 46l..s May-June 1898; June
Julv sODb July-August 5Oliss. Manchester-farnS
dearer than las report but buyers refuse to 20 on
cloths dull - --.-.-
COFFEE-Ioca speculation resemhled that Of Yesterday
Roth buyeTs sellers Indifferent owing 70 the
featureless character u foreign advccs Prices ruled AT
about Yesterdays figures small dealings. HAMBURG
qulet october - pigs. November - - PIGS Deem
Der - pigs. January 1915 pigs Rio official cables firm
al NJ T. exchange quoted al lOi3 stock At
Rio 2GVOD b1gs receipts. 21OOy bags stock AT
Santos 40 bags mlrAci quiet at l4,OO reis no
clearances. pei Rom Prince. 1900 bags decline OF
took place Eavre. Final market there quiet
October 90 - francs November 9325 francs December
- francs January 90 % francs Tebruar 81 p francs
Contfacis closed dul! unchanged to points higher
Gal.a talD i1gs f.fl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-16
TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. Oct. IS CSpecaD.-Wheat to-day rallied cent
and held firmly well The bull inspiration from
Liverpool. II was up penny spite OF the decline
This side Monday. New-York strong in sympathy.
The sesboard did considerable buying. December sold
between WSdeiAc and closed At 0Oisc seaboard clear
snces liberal $50 600 bush NewYork reported 20
loads for export worlds wheat shipments 100 go
eash. proved i.OD1OO bush less than New-Nork est-
mated them Monday The weather West was Cry.
Inc CARROTS Minneapolis and Duluth showed no fall
ING on LAC l.22D last year There was no
cropping on either In the primary receipts l2si"o
oush against $4,000 bush last year. The trade was
hyt greatly Increased. warehouses led In the
.ong ana short account The worlds visible supply Was
announced as expected II II thought ~ wal tho"
Al Increase Of 100000 bush.
-So'h was hm raying half cent and maintaining H.
a.. spect OF smaller receipts was the feature Tie
dee9h today was G55 the estimate Tor Necnes
vas an excellent demand here with charters
81, ,heu loI 4%OvO bush shippers were the buyrfs
~ssse, and closed at 29i1c
,rcs were hrm for the corn Was. the
49, OF smaller receipts To-days inspection ~as
ksspS easn demand with charters reported for 22o~p
MAJ .oS sold between l7sgse and closed al lse
pros ~ between 2oizu20ac and closed a. 2Osse.
tbs A'ass,Hs were easier. There too many hoes
receipts being 1900 head the estimate ior
lower ~. o'Wr Prices AZ the yards were "tIV
Janu.r.'.De Iibs lost 20c. due selling By packers
On Dees ana May ribs lost only 2kc On the curb puts
ana c.. wheat closed GDsc: calls at 6l<4c luts
"' s4ay corn sold at about the same price -'11c'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-16

No l. s5is.ic: 80 Ii,.6s?,sc 80 B. Toa75c; 81 ppng
hay. I2~t..,s clover mixed. 7offsoc; clover. ohD.oc
salt i01ato. long straw. l'uvc short n on ~
wheat straw az Glesfc Receipts OF hay to-day IN IONS
were follows: Hudson River Railroad mo Ere na
road. 2+0: Delaware lackawanna and western na,ron
20 West Shore Railroad 300; Lehgh Valley h t.n,
100 river boats 255 tons; receipts OF s"""
!, Exports % hay for week. 3.32S bales ..,
POTATOES AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ior I'M 49,.
~ 49, barrels There decrease or stock ua Po'a
late last week but Improvement IN values h.,
the close heavy receipts have again oversocked 'ne
prices close low and weak few Maine Hetron
pearcd held 81 o. but moving vay slowly sWr.,
potatoes held steady h"t quiet Unions IN ainp'e
regular In quality ana value Lima beans are 9oi h
little better. Egg plants firm. Squash plenty anu " AZ
CAbbagea weak Celery under light receipts OF ue
sirahle quality String beans IN iight supply "a,
widely in quality and value We quote. Potatoes Mane
per bh i2asl %: Long Island. slgs1 ~ 90 oa
sey and State 9Ocdsl: wec potatoes; Sineaha' ~
ss do other south Jersey s2G$2 81 do Virginia VI yog
Onions Eastern white. 81 5oaS2 fellow 81 20
81 do Orange County white. 81 25gsl .0 DO Yellow 90
red G5ds5c Caulifowers. Dbl slaS4 20
Peppers sigsi 20 Carrots 7ocqSf. CaDbages. per 100
s2aS4 Celery per doz roots. lopo as 70 sIe am hsans
do local per Goz punches. '3cfsl - Lima 9,h
per bag s2as3 String beans. local 81 NN>2 do yn
StfNDRIT,S-Peanuts quiet and htie uh.I rn
pending the advent 81 goods. We quote ., c,
picked fancy, 4l.v4lsc Spanish shesd per 10 M
Virginia sheled. be- do No spanish. 3'sc 40
Be-. ch~stnuts per bush s3asi: hickory nuts. ,ocasi
Honey hrm: very little fancy State white ana this
up to 1915. medium color ranges. l2di3c ana
FOR state and 5sn6c for California Iiees~sx steady az
27i.q2sc Ginseng per n. 81 JoGS' 30 Mapie susa.
scarce firm 12Gl2iac Syrup quoted noIniha'y d"
MILK AND CRFAM-The daily average receipts Of milk
AMI cream different railroad distributing points III
ana near the city the week have been as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-16
A HEAVY STONE FALLS TO THE STREET
AN ACCIDENT AT THE NEW SYNDICATE BUILD
ING-NOBODY HURT.

AN ACCIDENT AT THE NEW SYNDICATE BUILD
1NG-NOBDDY HURT.
While workmen were engaged in hosting large
stone weighing about a ton the Syndicate
Building. now being erected at Liberty and Nassau
SITS, of the wooden supports broke and the
fell TO the street below. barely missing cab
that was passing.
The rope holding the derrick in position. suddenly
released of the great weight, swung the derrick
around with such force that the the opposite
side snapped and caused the wooden uprghts to
careen over into the of the building brush
ing several Of the workmen who happend to be
II just the edge of the iron Orders and but for
their agility and presence of mind in grasping
1rm hold on the iron horizontals. would have hurled
them into the street.
The opposite the first story when the
derrick gave way, AID when II fell II dug deep
hole in the asphalt pavement on Liberty-st and
knocked the entire end off the stone.
Several wooden beams that were in the way of
the stones descent were also smashed
The work on the building is being done by Will
lam Harnett. contractor.
The policeman on the beat, when asked If he
would report the accident. replied Accident? Sure
1t was no accident; nobody was kilt"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-16
Total daily supply
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT


CoT-roN-The buying spirit again abroad in me
speeuatrs fed ,cdas The local opened ab9u,
mdnen. on from Liverpool o. public cables
reporting reaction there from tn eay sr uo
in abroad and Liverpool closed with net gain on arts
took another sharp np,urn and prices improved with
acaroe break during TIE 9rrnoI "n 20 nani from
he closing Of Yesterday Manchester spnhe's ,
5000 bales which resulted improvement In spot
prices IN the Liverpool market oi loa e anar from
the Information received from abroad Their was no' nun
nse pT Is' rRch was cdered var impossible
Of attaining Their was some gIla'ns @ S It 6S
Liverpool ard southern people cotton bought At the
Sa't L19 81 r ~o a. , Gu NJ Nel would
hulsh circular reisc.ns ms r,Sp ss s a, about IN.
highest prices OF he day which were the hsnS m tg
lose was firm with advance Il - ID Il points me
total sales wcre a5cD g. arg a. rsodT l spoi mar
was l-lGr higher Al Of southern spot markets were
ne wimineon and Xucusta i-Icc and St
Louis 3-lGc The New-Orleans contract market ned us
closed at 932c. Hopkins Dwight q Co say: -, is very
decline The sales Of the port markets ore very
small and the stocks Of cotton In The nsr.F are
as II Indicates speculative holdings 81 cotton let
We mn" * a, Is "s nss the filing here against
growing ana interest Increasing. that our
man leads the advance We therefore. approaching
Win last wear and with 1893 than they do.
nd confirm IN the receipts disastrous reports about
he cron or hCying Of cotton in the Souih for eN-
port ana spinning increase decidedly to sustain
nrcsenf ruling prices the interior The portward move
o,, for the week now points $1,000 bales compared
win o az bales previous week and 81 ~ bales
last year To-ays receipts AT Galveston were +ts bales
aralns, bales for the corresponding DAY last week
and 2O7 bales last year Ne" orleans 20 sw W. pdirs
against ~ S bales ard 20 $50 bales Mobile. %9 bales
against and GA bales savannah os9o bales
against 10 bales SS:3 bales. Charleston. t0s
bales against l.734 bales and 34il bales Norfolk 2'l
bales against 3.Gi bales and . ~ hai'- receipts AZ
S.v-Orlcans wednesday estimated AT s.opd 900
bales 10 1914 bales for the corresponding day last
week II bales last and s.3s2 pales two years
ago. To-lays receipts at Houston were VA naies
cSmrarei with day last week ans 30 ls
baIes last year Augusta i25 bales 1907 bales
las week and 735 bales year Memphis 475 bales
against z. coo bales and 4.l+5 bales. -
Opening range and close to-day. and closing bids the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-16

native steers - Soes4 90; cows. u sSaez $: Te,as
steers. ~ Is. Market Texas cattle. 5610c lower
Hoep-Receipts 6.S4l head; market steady and prices
:s:ds lover heavy g 1884 %; mixed - .Ss' sn
miIed S26S2 co. cuilz, 81 259tf So export. SO s..
Liberty Oct. observation-disclosures light to-day ana
IS 30: good - sogs5 4O good butchers. - $685. rough
fat ss5oas3 so bulls cows and stays 81 @9ss frssn
quality of stock poor; market closed weak and lover
owing 10 the Western markets being lower Prime
medium 81 45Gst so best Workers. "a 35N$ 20 common
fair Workers. "a iSus4 20: heavy grades - H1$a ~;
rouxhs s3q$4 Shesp-suppy liberal; - sale.
The demand continues light and the market very SLOW
about unchanged prices Extra 81 SQ&3 good ~ py
81 81: fair 81 5Os2 common JocaSf amb. s2aSs veal
calves so 2Jd$G u; heavy and thin calves t242
Kansas City. Oct l5-Hogs-Receipts 12JO0 head Mar.
ket slow; heavy ~ s5IS4 05 light and medium, - 700
81 co. pigs 50 25s3 S. Cattie-Receips 1900 head mar
So 5oas 30 and hsifers best 81 o@f2 90 fair 70
81 1882 so bulls 81 e$2 80: stockers and feeders
JoSfe3 Texas and Western steers. 81 aop$s %:
calves $4Nti0 Sheep-Recepts. GEO head Market dun
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-16
The STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore Oct. 15-Four steady. unchanged sales
loo bbs Wheat hrmer; No red. spot and October;
esaecne peeembsr steamer IN IN No sIad REQ css
G5isc: stock, 542 900 bush; sales. 1900 bush Corn
hrer: mixed spot 3Th37sc October. 3. g3Ic November
3iiaR34s.c; year. 3 r23>c January. Ssu3ssc; s9nh,
ern white 3643sc; do yellow, 3Ia3slgc STOCK lsi."o
2T627,sI No mixed 23isa2ie stock 1872 600 bush RYE
quiet No q 44Q45c nearby. I7c for Western Hay hrm;
choice timothy. $i5uSi5 so Grain freights nrm, I'M
changed higher: middlings. 9se Butter hrmer
fancy creamery. 23G2tc lsdle. 3ul4c store packet,
gni2c Coffee quiet: No :, l6c. Sugar quiet; granu-
lated 81 81 Provisions unchanged
Boston Oct. 15-F1our quiet Corn quiet. oats hrFn
shorts quiet. Provisions quiet Butter firm; Northern
creamery 22T23c; Western. 2lG22c Cheese hrm NORTH
ern 9aaIOc sas.c. Eggs quiet; Eastern. 1917
2Oc Western and Michigan. i9T2oc
Buffalo oct l5-Spring quiet limits hrmer: only
carloads Of cid hard sold 6slen6ssc. Closing No
hard spot. old. 6sAc: do 6ii4c' do d5c; NO
Northern. spot. 65i4c do c 1 I. &c; No : North.
ern spot G3a.c: do T. 624c. Winter wheat dun NO
red Sc over Chicago December l. 4. Closing. 1s'sc 1
advanced closed unsettled Sales. cars No
yellow Sc do. 36i2G36sc; cars No yellow 1910;
cars No corn. 35 63jsc track. Closing 10 yellow,
3gsc: No 2 yellow 36.c: No corn. S5sn3J@.c track;
No corn 35c Oars opened lower. closed strong
No 2 white 24I.c No 3 white 22i2M22sc; No white,
2OdeOi.c; No mixed pc: No mixed. zoe track sales
II ears No 2 white. 2ig2rsc cars No white. 22sf
22xc Barley rmer good inquiry sellers asking an
advance Quotations unchanged Rye neglected. No 2 .oc
asked store. Flour nrm. unbalanced NH feed quiet.
steady Canal freights steady; wheat. 2sc; 2sc;
oats issc: barley 2isc; haxseAd, 2tsc.
Chicago. Oct i5.-The leading futures ranged rs fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-16
THE FALEPRIyCETOx DEBATE.

Princeton. N j.. Oct. Is (SpecaD.-The joint de-
bate between Yale. Harvard and Princeton will be
repeated this season. and an effort is being made to
put them up on such foundation Will render
them regular annual occurrences. The goint Com
nittee OF the American Wing and the Ciiosophic
societies of Princeton University to-day announced
that date for the Yale-Princeton debate had al
ready been agreed upon. and the two universities
are in correspondence with view to setting all
arrangements for the contest AS last years debate
was held at New-Haven. the Yale men will come TO
Princeton this year and the contest will occur in
Alexander Hall on December g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-16
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston, Oct. 15-Cotton firm; middlnE sis-1oci
low mdding 1916: good ordinary. 1915; net ana
gross receipts 4,6Is bales; sales. 2s.4 bales; STOCK
10 3OG bales
Norfolk oct. I5-cotton firm; middlng s7.c; low mil
ding 7-16c: good ordinary, nc net and gross re-
csips i0l bales exports coastwise ss bales; SAFES
;5g bales: stock % OBS bales.
Savannah. Oct i5.-Cotton firm: mildline. sac; low
rnlddng 516c: and receipts. 3ss, bales ex
ports Continent 5000 bales coastwse iclo psles
sales 3 oOi bales. stock. l0l ORG bales
Orleans. oct. l5.-cot,on firm good mdhins.
o 5-l8c; mlddling. 9c low mddng So. good ord mary
p-i,,c net receipts 90 bales; 2s1'I bales
exports Great Britain. 6iO9 bales cosstwse' 2ido
bales; sales, 1850 bales; stock. 23l,O22 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-16
HAY AND STRAW.
Receipts for week ending October -. 1895 Z:
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool. oct. i5 345 D. m.-Beef-Extra India MESS
firm at 75s prime firm al, So. Cd pork.prime
mess Western fine dull at ais Cd: do medium duIl az
EOS. Hams-Short cut. about II to 10 No. hrn a, tss
Bacon Cumberland cut about rs 70 80 ~ steady AZ ss
rib about Is NJ steady BIS Sd: long clear m'h
dies about 40 10 steady at 3s long and fhort Gear
middles about IS N. dull 30s Shouders-ADout u 70
IS n. Arm 34s Cd Iard-Prime Western spot nrm 81
29s Cd CheeseAmerican finest white firm at as 80 o.
colored firm 3ss Cd Cottonsee1 o-Iiverpool rennen
dull At liz 81 Spirits OF turpentine steady at Zr o.
Rosin-Common firm at ~ liz1. Wheat-No red winter
steady at IS "a No red spring. stock f1our-s,
Louis fancy winter steady at 6s I'd. Corn-Nxcd West
spot firm at 81 4hd October steady a. Is 4tf NO
vember steady at 81 nd December steady az IS sitd
Hops at London-Pachc Coast steady at 300 tos