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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1895-05-04

isn't it sad,'' asked the young girl.
Economically, Ito think of the roses
of yesterday" ut is" said the young
man, emphatically. 81 have an unpaid
florists bill of 24''-Chicago Record.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1895-05-04
ONCE A TANNERS BOY.

But Now He Is President of the French
Republic.
We have long and justly prided our
selves on the possibility Of advance
ment that lies before the youth of our
land, but we are not the only people
among whom the ladder Of fame may
be successfully climbed. Felix Faure,
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1895-05-04

married? What is her husbands busi-
ness? Montmorency-Wel he's a
count, 1 believe, or something of that
sort; but he doesn't work at it now.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1895-05-04
INHABITANTS OF FEE.

ancient Customs OF Ihat Old FaSh"
toned Town of Morocco.
The death of the sultan of Morocco
has again directed the attention of the
nations to the northwest corner Of the
Dark Continent, to that remarkable
country whose people and rulers have
Contrived to remain isoloted through
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1895-05-04

Blobbs-Why do you call one of your
relatives ''aunt'' and the other "awnt?''
Slobbs-Well, the other has money
Philadelphia Record.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1895-05-04

As a rule women say almost every
thing else of a woman who is engaged,
except that she is too young to marry.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1895-05-04

You don't want crowd present when
you get it.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1895-05-04

Women certainly have their own way
a great deal, or there wouldn't be so
many children studying el0cution.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1895-05-04

Girls of sixteen regard large fam
lilies as extremely vulgar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-20
TILE TRADE IN CHIcAGO-

Chicago. Oct 10 tspeciaD-wheat again dropped the
put price and closed a little under The close
showed a loss from Friday Of :. December opened
bid. The weakness began at St Louis. That market
from Kansas city result The collapse Of cotton has
is effect wheat There proofs Of enormous
cumuations everywhere. Primary receipts for the week
made total ~ 100000 bushels against 100 for
the week last Seab)ard clearanccs very
small less than 5000 bushels Minneapolis and Duluth
had LOO against so last The receipts At
years. There large receipts here, 33l cars JoS
estimated Monday. The steady contln-
ued dry weather. There no rain anywhere and no
Prospect OF any The Modern Miller however. said
lrouh prediction had been exaggerated that the
wheat plant generally looked well. due the heavy
late In the summer soaking the ground. The
weakness. There cash business here Wheat
pouring in In Increasing stream. with pract-
cglly going out.
corn was easier. nearby deliveries losing half: May I.
the May between 2s and 2pi.. and closed the
The continued dry weather was. OF course.
mate for Monday. The cash business lessenel
BY advance IN east Of Buffalo. Charters to-day
5000 bushels At "a cents Oats were easy with the
grains. closing : under Friday October closed
la, cents May al 2O3.. The inspection 240
the estimate Tor Monday. 80
Dry weather a bear influence oats in the same
II The speculative trading was unim-
No charters reported The cash business
was lined by the advance OF Buffalo.
Provisions duh until just before the close; then
they moderately the selling by Armour and other
head this and lO0Oo predicted for November and
December To-dlvs hogs 1000 head the estimate
Monday $1,000: the estimate for week. 10000
l0 T. cents. lard and ribs to ~ cents
cents: calls oOls Puts May closed at
81, cents: calls at EOS cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-20

bush The primary receipts Of to-day were ,ns sor
bush. against 104 600 bush last Interior CO.,
the week have been 24s1 900 BUSH and exports
bush The primary receipts have decreased vvp 49,
with the previous 1885, 900 bush. on ne cuIp eor
Vas dull November selling at 70 is,ieGs9se ciIss d =,
<8ssc asked Cash quiet 10Vo DUST 40 soa
AT 4o'sf40hc ahoat week. and 4uWv o9sn AZ
3ysc afoat the end OF the month ana priNh.c
No In the at lie over
Der closed at OATSThe market LOT oa.s was
Inactive but fairly steady easing of a niue a, mluuay
with the decline in whea' and corn the interior noNeo
ment Of this week shows a grand total OF 3WIWW
hush falling on from the previous OF Sal 00o bush
The close dull unchanged 10 NC decline ON the
curb market easier December selling at 2osc
Cash oats dull. Sales were 22Wo bush, including
900 No ct 23isc NewYork Central elevator; 1000
bush No at 23c and IS bush track white. 25G30c
No white quoted 23c .BARLEY-Market quiet with
quotations at 42G5Oc for oncolor TO choice RYE
Market dull previous quotations OF 42dtc for CARROTS
and s6N4Sc for boatlcads. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
steader reported OF 5000 bush prime State for
mort; private terms. Prime State is quoted at 4ic and
Japanese 46Idec. .MALT-Market quiet with
Western quoted at $4,000
give comps-..c, N. closing prices Of the pre-
VIC nd he correspondnC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-20
1HE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore ioFlour steady saes o., b9s .s wheat
G5Gs7ic No red 62 g62ssc southern .a -, ~
sample 66acG5c. do. grade. 63 qo1.c s'ock
bush sales 5000 bush Corn steady mixed spo, 10y
3ic January 33aG3Hc southern white 36u3'c DO yei
low IisGls.c: stock 2s7 766 bush. oats steady No
white western 2Gsd27c; No mixed do. 23423zc; STOCK
western stock GO if3 bush Hay firm, sl54si1 90 Grain
freights fairly steady Liverpool 3-2d December
Cork for orders 2Q9d November. Cotton quiet middng
Gle Coffee dull. 16hdl6hc Other articles unchanged
New A Virginia century. 6s 2%d & o hrsts lll7;
do income r. 81 asked; consos gas stock. 66leg67c
Boston. Oct. ls.-F1our quiet. Corn in light supply
Oats firm. Shorts quiet. Provisions quiet Butter nrn
Noih,r creamery. 22q23c Western 2l@22c Cheese
nrm Northern l0qi0Hc; Western, SG9c. Eggs quiet
Eastern. 19d2oc: Western and Michigan 19a21c.
Buffalo 10.-Spring wheat quiet. limits easier
sales hard old. 6sM6sisc; 11.oOO bush No
/ Northern. G4s.6G5bc: 5000 bush No Northern, c T.
&c under New-York December: closing. No hard. Ola
spot 61is dG7ac: do GGAc: do. spot. 62c; do
G &c: No Northern spot 64l3c do T. 'S'4sc; win
wheat steady Chicago December. for No
red old in store: sold. GSQ5s9c; closing. CSC
Kansas hard 65sc Corn quiet. weak fair supply; clos
inc No yellow. 36Kc: No yellow. 36c No corn. 500
35igc no grade &c track: No corn. 339c; No 8
corn 3isc Oats quiet, but Arm; closing. No Z
white 2ic No white 22kc; No white. 20I2olsc; No
mixed 2iIzc; No mixed. zoe track. Barley very un-
settled sellers curg prices on local trade; quotations
unchanged Rye dull No . 40 asked store. Flour good
demand nrm mill feed quiet. unchanged Canal freights
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-20
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

Buffalo. oct. Ia-Cattic-Receips last - hours q $40
head total FOR week thus far II ~. time last
week II 3S consigned through ?5so head TO New York
$50: sale III; market quiet. Veal calves IN lib
eral supply for Saturday. 200 head being offered prices
lower except for prime 20 fancy; good - best SO COAST
fair good 81 5OnS6: Hight los. 81 Jods: heavy
calves. $3qS3 calves dull s2Gs2 80 Hogs
Receipts last - hours o0Sl head; total for week thus
far, d2.2i0 for time last week. $50: congael
iet opened slow. but became fairly active later
decline OF 50 oc nearly all grades market closed
o5ds4 10: extra heavy 81 IOas4 49, Workers good
choice - o3HSi TO- light to fair Sn$ o3 pigs fiQ$i %
81 o5aSi 10; roughs $@1 30 good ends. 81 63a$3 49,
81 Ous Sheep and laiubsReceips last - hours
$500 head total for week thus far 500 80 for time
last week 40 100. consigned through 40. New-York
200 sale 10000 dncluding holdoyers In the early
market lambs fairly active At steady prices, but
sheep dull and slow market closed steady FOR
tive lambs (75aso NJ 81 7Oa<3 good lots. 81 4S
So o. lgh, fair. 50 5as3 90 culls and common 81 20
f"p q 5sase c f' siasi sc heayy IA. ewes SEA
81 Is export sheep. 81 i0Gsa IS Canada iambs-Eight
loads were on SALE prime bringing 81 ooH To- ana com
Kansas city. Oct i0-Hogs-Receipts. 1900 head. Mar
ke firm; heavy 81 65ax3 81 medium, 81 a5us3 To- light
s. 5003 90 pgs. s. 2O09 10 cattle-Market steady re-
ceipt-. $40 head native 81 oqSi 30; COWS and
heers 81 50nS2 10 and feeders. 81 5ons3 49,
bulls, 81 Base 30; calves s1Gs9 Texas ana western
steady
East Liberty Oct 9-Catte-Receips light to-day and
the demand Il slow at yesterdays prices choee ~ son
s. good. So 5oQS4 So good butchers. 81 oast rough
fat. s. 50Gs3 80: bulls and 81 5oqs3 fresh
cows and sprngers. si5gs4o Hoss-Receips fair and.
following prices: Prime medium 81 l5asi 20; best York
efs 81 O5gsi 10; common TO fair Yorkers ~ eoais4
heavy grades. 81 0oqs TO- r9ughs s8gsJ % sheep-snp-
market extremely dull at about unclaimed prices Extra
- 3OlG. good az 2Ods2 10: fair tOds2 common SOC
g,l; lambs t2qsi veal calves. s. 2'0so; heavy and
Union Stock Ysrds. Chicago Oct ie.-cattis-RscsDtA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-20
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York October 10 lsGs.
dc for aseers ana Sa's ex HS %5 the exception
Of one carload No trading Of mp,riance FsenS dSi;
prices were without quotahle chance To-days cable
me aeSne Of Ne pIrD9us Gay; ana Shssn beer So
Gmac London and best quality Liverpool csc.
american sheep unchanged at aGddc per n. dressed
Etrurs to Liverpool and LIS quarters Of
beef in the Mississippi 10 n T 10, cattle and 400
port for the week corrected. e2 cattle 1882 quar-
% @ S e. Rcid and Sc head were held over
lot Of sTassers sold at Sc gu per- 100 H. ana bunch II
Western veals at So Dressed caves slow and but lte
at 4lie ir ordinary to eh9iec auslty: country
ers. butteTmilks and fed calves. 3a5ikc
sale.-Hurne Mullen 40 Western veals. 100 n
age. at SO per 100 n
IInlenteek Hollis 80 s1sssers go n b, at SO e.,
sE S'I AN 9f'e % T. ears S at Or 3
head. and the number u were held
Prices ssady With about cars to carry o9 The only
hope u Improvement next week based on light receipts
Butchers have Considerable surplus - dead meat
hand Medium prime lambs sold At 81 Gpqs' % per loo
dressed mutton was limited but prices steady with the
bulk Of ihe sales at Sgo'5c per NJ choice and extra
saes~IInme & Mullen: PTS Western limbs 90 70 aver
q at s. "a "a DO @ at s. co. . westsrn sheep SD
y MSas5n &C. T. S e. e 9T @ . .S
at ;O SEQ ia KcnacFy d. los H. at g '''' 20 3D.
S 5udd & 81 1898 KENNEDY sheer. 81 n. s's2
State sheep III NJ a 81 Is 10. 30 No. q, 81 G2is.
!. II Wilkerson: IL, Kentucky sheep os n, 60 20:
ia 40 50 NJ at 50 3. ~ d. % II, at 81 -.
d. harrington: 217 Canadian lambs. 20 n. 81 % 2i7
Western do. ~ n. 81 -.
u. Collins 2i0 Western lambs 60 ". 81 also late
Friday. oil state lambs. 20 n. 81 ~ 39 do ~ at
81: ~ do. 90 ~. At 80 ~
:. Sanders: 81 Onto sheep. ~ N. at 81.
HOGS-Recei 23z cars. 13D head which about
sale. No reported this morning live
weight Norninally 81 25GsI per Coun-
weak safe Weights
Saes-H allenbeck & Hollis late FRIDAY. "a State hogs.
l2s 10 81 81 100 NJ % do. 10 n,
81 49, II DO 23G n. at 81 30 rough hog. go n.
SO 81.
5. Judd Co. late Friday: 100 Michigan. IL NJ
- % 100 ~ 90 do 1914 H. 81 30 13
40 n. at 81 30; rough do. go ~ at SO 30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-20
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKET.

New-York. October 49, 1895.
BEANS AND PEAS-There In good steady jobbng de-
domestic marrow. medium and pea. and current
receipts promptly at steady prices Tor choicn
quality. Some unpcked lots are coming forward ana
buyers discriminating against these which VIII PROB
ably result In shading Of i0c from the top grade No
white kdnsy here the moment Red kidney show no
further change buy best marks at 81 90 yellow
eye Slow aud weak Foreign beans have some call in a
jobbinR Green peas steady. We quote; Beans 90
mestic marrow choice per bush 81 7O do medium ~ %
pea 81 JO do white kidney 81 s5Qsi 90: do red KID
ney 81 So turtle soup. 81 rs. do yellow eve. ~ 'on
81 Isl do foreign medium 1896 81 40 foreign. medium
1894. 81 1881 q: do foreign pea 81 2onsl 80: green
peas. bbls. gDc. do bags s5c do Scotch, t2'zVsoc
BUTTER-Jobbing trade rather quiet In the fresh
table grades OF butter. but receipts light and with
little surplus hand sellers felt anxiety over
The situation Extra marks Of creamery are oommandns
23c but lots just shading fancy at &c. ana
ample supplies Of rss. Exporters were buyns
again to-day. taking mostly June creamery AT 1sql"c;
possibly 20c and understand that further lots OF
State dairy have been sold TO arrive at c The West
packngs OF Imitation creamery and fresh and June
packed ladies' without much change but there is a
very firm. confident tone 10 the market. We quote:
Creamery fresh. extras DC; do hrrts 30Q2lHc do.
,a. 70 ,ssenss .g9c 90 i'm. fancy &c DO seconds
Welsh 2o02okc: dairy tuba frsA i10ioei
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-20
CASH QUOTATIONS.
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York october IL 1898"
decline here and at orleans yesterday by falling OF
about points contracts and S-32d on spot cotton
presumably the New-orleans bull clique our market
SRsRsS WIN heavy Railing sses for
count, Jsnuaty opened here at & s but m nse
had worked down 70 about % points under yssterd"y
lowest Of The dav the net loss being "a 10 % points The
sales FOR the PSI 300 bales The sales for
were about 100000 bales one OF the largest
weeks business on record -, not the ias est Lsse
Of the market was very irregular the difference between
prices on given month being or 5 points owing 10 the
at me p9n sna e en- n s
decline OF % points After the close Of ma ke II
broke to 4oc. rallied TO S59c. then broke SOC and
and about 50 points from Yesterdays highest prices IT
fully INUNDATED It's holdings The New.Y6rk curb market
weaker The Financial Chronicles weather report
South. and the temperature has been higher As a re-
The Mississippi River at Memphis is a, the lowest stage
portions Of the STATE and i claimed ,hs,
Of the it is said has been sathered
is7 oio compared corresponding date. 1894
Of s bales OK o the S S date
tina, the wEngland mills are supplied with cotton up
month beyond that but the average is about three
months The mills therefore will not he forced into the
there never was so little buying by New England mills
ia the pea or the % we're about ba
pared with 44576 corresponding day last week 534l last
orleans Monday estimated at 5000 to 2i COO bales
year and is5c7 two Years ago rodays receipts at
Orleans 4 coo bales against 1898 same day las!
ssss and lcls Mobile 1858 bes s3 eG LOO snd
s bales against s and anS aoa
1881 bales against 6st and 2is3 Houston zoos bales
Opening range and close today and closing bid, tn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-20
ETHIOPIAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

LiyerpooI Oct. 10 / D. m.-Beef-EStra India hrm
at 7ns prime Arm SIS sd. Pork-Prlme mess
Western fine dull at BIS ID: do medium duli al Js.
Hams-Short about II 10 III N. firm az sos I'd Bacon
Cumberland cut about ~ to 10 n. dun al as short
about 20 10 steady 33s long clear mddes. about
H. steady at 33s; long and short clear mddes, about
- H. dull at 2os ID shoulders-About IL TO IL ID.
n 3Js Cd. Lard-Prime Western spot. dull gls
Cheese American finest white and coorei. firm at 800
for old and 43s for september make Cottonseed OIL
Liverpool refined duh lis "a Spirits OF turpentlne
steady 2os 30. Rosin firm 1t Is isd for common
Wheat-No red winter steady at Is ID. No red spring
No stock. Fiour-st. Louis fancy winter nrm al Is
Combined Western hrm at 81 6Ad; October Arm
- 5hd: November Arm at Is 5ed December arm
81 Sad. Hops at London-Pccihc Coast steady at 30
afos Buttsr-Bettrr grsi offerings American nnest
quoted At o0s per cwt. DO -, Co.'S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-20
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston, oct i9.-Cotton quiet middling. l5l6c:
low middling. 9lGc: good ordinary, 3-l6c net and
gross receipts bales sales 1919 bales. stock. lO5
bales.
Norfolk oct i0.-C0tton nominal. middllng. SIC; low
mdding Size. good ordinary. Use; net and
cepts 9sI bales exports coastwise 03 bales sales
: bales: stock. 23.g5I bales.
Savannah. oct. l9.-cotton nominal: middiing. SAC
low midding 3-6c good ordinary quoted. net
ana gross receipts 1876 bales exports the Continent
40 bales coastwse - bales sales. l55 bales stock
y5 2y7 bales ~
New-orleans. Oct. i9-Cotton nominal: good mddng
9Lc: niddling, i-l6c: mldd.ing. 1876, good
ordinary stc. receipts 1860 bales; gross 1898
bales exports Great Britain 1918 bales: 10 the Con-
ilnen 300 bales coastwise 1873 bales sales 200 bales
stock oJ7 1874 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-20

oo head Market steady Common extra steers 70 20
ts so sockers and feeders % 2oGss go COWS and bulls
10 25Gfs 75 calves $3.50 Texans 81 I5lS3 0o western
rangers 81 35as4 40 Hogs-Recepts. 5000 head MAI
Let easy and lower Heavy packing and shipp.ng lots
\. s,SIS2 10: common mixed 81 504s3 30 choice
assorted 20 1888 50; light 81 .o9ss So pigs, " '19
fsror to choice. 81 25as3 30: lambs s2gsi 2J.
ST. Louis oct ip.-cattie-Receipts. 40 head Market
,,eadv nj figures Native S2u$3 cows,
81 s5as2 a. Texas steers 81 To- Hoss-Reccpts. 1919
head Market fairly active and prices unchanged York
er 81 TS3 81 packers 50 5OGss 20; butchers 81 100
s3 30 sheep-Receips, 50 head Market dul
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-20


has been nearly every other day and
sellers apart IN their Views and quoted prices should
spot Ice and BIO No on spot a, l5r The sales
in fact. the sales movement for the week has been mod
crate The market however i stead yea cro,sms an CO.
available the worlds consumption ll,ooc0oD bags
by 1e The ', ss,is, la POSITION
FLOUR AND MEAI,-The -four narke, to-day was
SATURDAY inactivity Prices were unchanged throughout
soo I packages Including 200 bbls winter patents s.
sb Sss' ," GEARS ,s saSk an ahd 900 S 80
nrss private terms 800 b5s spring patents, COG
:: sc K a .spI Private S s?s
S Ssss at 6u 81 sa SSiss quiet
3uGea co. fs sa IA W ds
Quoted: zine white. s2do'c hne yellow ose 100
90 r. FEE@asStn s Saa7s eS''S 5qs s6a
s2hgsjc homny chop. soc coItonsetd meal s2'sq'5'te
OF Wheat aarke, opened a, Sigh,
Improvement the fnai Of Friday bu, The advance
little buying on the cables and on tax about lighter
support given. and prices promptly receded The
Nor,hwss,srn ,a ovement was hs@vy oonns 70 r 2S
reported In the Southwest although this cry of wolf
a; the moment on prices Bfsdsees esporrs Mere little
90 bass the previous Week and 600 bush for the
savs se bs against Is u bas ss the @
vlous year decrease Of 3s47coo bush in regard to
stating Manitoba his year win be 5000
lush sgh sJsde whss o0eoo hush Lover grade and
viii be- 20 900 above requirements and
production barley will be COCO
eeipts Of wheat at spring wheat markets to-day
055 against 637 100 bush last 1874
0e2 bush against ~ $50 bush seabosrd receipts 267
ssi s s.s e2Ssi rss s S & sa' s.s ss
total receipts for the week have $4,000
bush week OF 125 900 bush
toward midday lost the early advance. breaking quite
easily on selling local traders disappointed
absence foreign demand The close quiet a slight
rally net loss On the curb the market weakened
again December selling 66 l3 I0u67c closing G6Tc
asked The cash market quiet Sales reported
Of 1000 bush No hard Manitoba wheat az 1Ac De-
cember c 1 NewYork: 10000 bush choice red. private
terms for export and 1000 bush spring wheat No
wheat private terms Al the close
No quoted al iisc over December in store De
snoat No Northern was quoted at &c over December
morning with shorts little anxious owing 10 the
steady falling on in the primary arrivals and the decided
scarcity at the seaboard larger
mtnt eastward Is expected shortly; however and good
Is present being shipped from the West.
Primary Of old iessening The large
ports absorb heavy quantities Badsirees figures FOR the
last shipments $50 900 bush against
bush week and liz GOO bush last year
Since July the total has been H. bush assnst
2seoo bush the preceding year an increase OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-20

CLOSING PRICES OF CHICAGO STOCKS.
Chicago, october 49, is9J.
THE BANK STATEN ENT.
Saturday, October l9-p. ]

Saturday, october ls-p m
The weekly statement Of the associated banks
shows an increase in the net cash holdings or
SSH 800. and an increase In the surplus reserve.
The currency movement from this centre Tor
crop movement purposes this week was light, and
especially so in the first part OF the week
There was an increase at the end which, hove
ever Is not shown in to-day's bank statement
There was further liquidation Of loans, making
2 total shrinkage In this item Of over slS.5OO0Oo
since the second week in September. The de-
crease this week was s22S5.7Oo. while specie N.
creased $99000O and deposits decreased Sl5bilOo
and legal tenders sl7s.500 The result OF all the
changes was an increase in the surplus reserve
Of 81, 203. 275 which stands at sl53sOli5.
against sl4176.900 last week s625l3tl5 in the
corresponding week last year and Sf2s40U9 In
the same week in 1898 The operations OF tho
Sub-Treasury with the banks last week caused
gain to the banks Of s50l.325.
The following are the comparative statements
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-20
STOCK TRADING DULL.
LITTLE CHANGE IN PRICES.
THE WEEKLY BANK OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
MONEY AND FOREIGN MARKETS.

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE OCTOBER ~
Dr.IJNcs IN BONDS AND BANK STOCKS.