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Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-06
Personal PARAGRAPHS.

Prof. w. C. Ryan Of New York is at thu
Milard.
Judge Jesse T. Davis of Blair is at tht
Ira d. Marston, a Kearney attorney, is al
the Milard.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar HUT of Gordon are al
the Dellone.
Judge ]. b. Cessna of Hastings IS registered
at the Millard. ..
F. H. Gicrest. lumber merchant, Kearney
is at the Paxton.
Mr. and Mrs. Brannick Of Portland, Ore.
are Paxton guests.
Sol Blotsky, dry goods merchant, Shelby
Ia, is at the Arcade.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. e. Schaefer of Kimball
are guests at the Mercer.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. p. Wenham of Chicago
are guests at the Millard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe OFT of "The Star Gazer''
company are at the Paxton
DR.. b. C. Corrigan druggist of O'Neill is
registered at the Merchants.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Mcdonald of Kansas
City are guests at the Paxton
Mike Elmer of Alliance railroad contrac-
tor, is registered at the Paxton.
Will C. Dawdy, salesman of the Smalley
bicycles, is registered at the Paxton.
]. F. Gibson, division superintendent of the
Miss May Jordan and Phil A. OFT of "The
Star Gazer' company are at the Merchants.
Mr.. ard Mrs r. F. Kloke and Mrs. r. c.
Peters Of West Point are guests at the Mil
lard.
Colonel A. e. Cole. president of the Ma
tonal Travelling Mems association, is at the
Paxton
James Reed of Nebraska City, represent
ing Detroit wholesale drug house, is at the
Merchants.
r. Keppler, travelling passenger agent of
the Lake Shore & Southern, of Kansas
City is at the Milard.
DR.. Franklin r. Carpenter of Deadwood
manager of the Delaware and Deadwood
Smelling and Refining company, is at the
Paxton.
Mr.. R. C. Daley, James Harper and
Frank w. Cole, Lincoln; Mr.. F. E. McGinnis,
Hastings; George e. Baird, Grand Island:
William e. Cahill, Columbus, and G. Will
lams, Kearney, are Nebraska arrivals at the
Barker.
fred F. Temple, Miss Maud ,Bagley, Miss
Dorothe Grey, Mr.. Lewt De Groot, Mr.. James
B. Watkins, Mr.. Dan ]. Mack Mr.. Matt Car
roll, Mr.. John St. George, Mr.. Thomas Cook,
Mr.. Bertram Bedell, Mr.. Joe Harrington and
Miss Blanche Arkwright are members with
Joe Oft, The Star Gazer Company domcled
at the Barker.
At the Murray: f. c. Read, Philadelphia;
Lee Shire, New York; II. " Ball, Phil G.
Batz, st. Louis; F. r. Blakeslee. Buffalo;
D. p. Whitney, Chicago; Joseph Horn, New
York; F. Reed, Kansas City; j. A. Webber,
Syracuse; F. R. Ward, Chicago; A. H. Clingo.
Hartford, Conn; William b. Ochs, New York;
p. II. Skipworth, jr., st. Louis; Emily Car
rington, Theresa Carrington, New York; f.
r. Richards, Albany. N. Y; G. s. Goodwin,
Brooklyn; J. p. Murphy, st, Louis, A. f.
Nixon, New York; w. R. Benedict Chicago;
H. Murray, Wymore; d. p. Wepton, Chicago;
A. d. Sears, Grand Island; A. Kunstadler,
Chicago; s. S. Hunter, Boston; r. w. BUS
sang. New York.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-06
CaIifornia,s RniIrond Rnte Cnse.

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 5.-United States
District Attorney Foote has sent to the attor-
ney general Of the United States copy of
his Intervention suit in the litigation between
the railroad commissioners and the Southern
Pacific company The associate counsel for
the railroad commissioners have also been
served with. copies of the same document
No further steps will be taken in the matter
until Foote presents his petition on Monday
morning before United States Judge McKenna.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-06
Miners May Accent Terms.

PITTSBURGH Pee. 5.-The miners delegates
to the joint sconyentlon Of miners and opera
tors held assecret conference this morning
to consider tfe operators ultimatum of
sixty-four eents' per ton for the first three
months of 1896, and seventy cents for the
balance of the year The miners want sew
enty-four cents for the entire year, but there
was disposition this morning to accept the
operators pltipatum and an amicable settle
ment is LOCKED for at this afternoons joint
session. S"' 80
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-06
CINCINNATI DAY DAWNS COLD.
Atlanta People Entertain Their Ohio
Visitors.

. ATLANTA, Dec. 5.-Cincinnati day at the
exposition dawned cold and bleak, with few
flakes of snow falling, but before noon the
sun shone out brightly and the temperature
rose somewhat. The Fifth regiment, Ohio
National Guard and Battery escorted the
mayor and the Cincinnati Chamber of Com
merce out Peach Tree street. from the Ara
gon hotel, arriving at the exposition grounds
just at IL o'clock. President Collier of the
exposition company delivered the address
of welcome and President Frieberg of the Gin
cinnati Chamber of Commerce responded.
Mayor Kings welcome to Atlanta was re-
sponded to by Mayor Caldwell, of Cincinnati.
Secretary of State Allen ID. Chandler spoke
for this commonwealth and NJ. Il. ingalls,
and General a. Hickenlooper responded.
The first installment of the New Jersey
delegation arrived this morning and were re-
Ceived at headauarters
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-06

peratlve. Dr. Rocker. secretary to Mgr.
Sstolli. went to Biltlmore tonight to confer
with Cardinal Gibbons. when a later day for
the ceremony will be determined upon. The
Invitations for the 18th had been engraved
and half of IN IN sent, 80 that the officials
OF the delegation desire wide publicity Of
the change, in order to avoid confusion.
After conference with Cardinal Glib
bons. Or. Rocker Mgr. Satollis secretary,
tonight announced that the ceremony OF the
elevation Of Mgr. Satolli to be cardinal will
take place on the first Sunday in January,
which occurs on the 5th Of the month.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-06

At the Mercer-Arthur C. Chase, Nebraska
City.
At the Merchants-J. Slllaren. Paxton; e.
l.. Burke. Genoa.
At the Dellone-Sam J. Oliver. Nebraska
City; w. w. Roberts. Norfolk.
At the Paxton-R. D. RUSSELL, A. e.
Houghtelin, Fairbury; w; H. Vallan, Ex-
eter; II. l.. Cook ST. Paul,
At the Arcade-A. G. Williams. Ames; C.
?. Gable. G. E. Stiles, Plainview; d. NJ.
W. j. stemler, Humboldt; L. Y. Graves, j.
F. Mckinley, j, HASTE, Auburn; J. X.
Hancock, Tekamah.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-06
Movements of the WhaIebnck.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. St is reported
that the American Steel Barge company of
West Superior will send the big whalaback
passenger steamer Christopher Columbus
around into the Pacific and operate her on
one Of the coast routes. The story is denied
by the company and the statement made that
IL the Christopher Columbus is taken any
where 1t will be to the Atlantic coast Chief
Engineer Robert s. Blannett has left the
whaleback City Of Everett and will go east
in few days, and his departure has been
connected with the Columbus story. He is
the companys pioneer engineer and has
brought out nearly every vessel In the fleet.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-06
"The Truth About the jew"

In short series of lectures on the general
topic The Truth About the jew" Dr. Leo
NJ, Franklin of Temple Israel will on Fri
day evening of this week bsgin the discus
sion Of certain topics not generally agreed
Upon me h speeai tS tSpe i0s 1hs wses VIII
these lectures the thought current among
modern Jewish thinkers of the reform
pected to call forth much interest. Services
Ia the temple. at Twenty fourth and Harney
all who wish to come will be welcome
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-06
Looking for His Dnurhter.

Joseph Mckenzie, who resides near Wind
sor, was at the police station last night to
inquire for his missing daughter, Josephine.
The girl is II years Of age, and left home
last Friday. Since that time nothing has
been heard from her, and her parents are
much alarmed over her continued absence. 1t
is thought that she came to this city. al
though no reason for her sudden departure is
known
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-06
Ransom'- Appointment Rcsubmittcd.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 5.-The president
today sent to the senate number of recess
appointments. Among them were Matt w.
Ransom of North Carolina to be minister to
Mexico. Mr.. Ransom was confirmed by the
last senate for the same position, but 1t was
held that his appointment was Illegal.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-06
Arguments I'm tie Outc,It c,..

Yesterday forenoon the taking of testi-
mony in the Outcalt case in the federal
court was completed, and in the afternoon
the arguments were begun. 1t is expected
that they Will be finished this morning and
Before Judgfy Shiras the case of Henry
Michael OF South Omaha against the Union
Pacific Railway company Is still in pro-
gress. The suit is for 5000 damages for
the loss Of az leg, the boy having been run
over by theCcaRs.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-06
President Cnro,s Vacation

NEW YORK, Dec. 5.-A dispatch to the
Herald from Panama says: President Caro-
will retire temporarily from the presidency
General Rafael Reyes, minister Of the in
terror, will act as president.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-06

MINNEAPOLIS, Dec. 5-Charman Cald-
well Of the Western Lines Passenger assoca-
tion, during his visit to this city, diplomat
ically evaded committing hmsslf or the rail-
roads on this citys demand for 1 cent a
mile rate during the Pythian encampment
the last week of next August The whole
matter is to come up for final settlement at
the associations next meeting and an answer
is promised by January l. The demand is
based on the cent mile rate granted to the
Grand Army Of the Republic encampment at
St. Paul the first weak in September. It is
considered certain that the railroads will not
discriminate against Minneapolis and In favor
of St. Paul, and that ths rate will be granted.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-06
Kansas Bank Will Liauidnte.

KANSAS CITY, Dec. "a Special 10
the Star from Pratt, Kan. says: The First
National bank of this city goes into vo,un-
tary liquidation today. 1t was, the Oldest
and most popular bank here. All depositors
are paid in full and the stockholders have
enough assets to pay out if they can realize
on the same c. S. Calhoun. the president,
viii close up the business and J. l.. Vaughn,
cashier will move to Mcpherson, Kan.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-06
Navigation Closed Mt Buffalo.

BUFFALO, Dec. 5.-Today practically
closed navigation at this port. The canal
closes today byi order of the superintendent
of public works and hundreds of boats are
tied up here. Coal shipments are almost
over, and no more vessels will clear from
here except such as intend to lay up else
where for the :, winter The Reading has
stopped shipping coal, the Pennsylvania shut
down yesterday, the Erie wound up today,
and the Lackawanna and Lehigh will con-
clude Saturday, Grain is still pouring in to
such an extent as to cause blockade at the
elevators and many vessels already here can
not unload befGre next week. No more of
the western lilies steamers will leave this
season, buA several will come down from
upper lake ports to winter here.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-06

OMAHA. Dec. 5,-To the Editor of The
Bee: The Northwestern Masonic Aid asso-
citation Of Chicago paid a sl.0o0 policy TO
the daughter OF Gottieb Zimmerman. who
committed suicide last July. 1t is there
fore not the Masonic Aid company that
is fighting claim for insurance on his
life In the federal court.
j. l.. HINCHMAN, Agent.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-06

magnitude OF this commerce. for the protec-
tion OF which the government has made the
Insignificant provision OF four fast modern
cruisers and argues for an Immediate allow
ance OF 1O0,0O0.000 francs to build new
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-06
WIN Not surrender Russell.

Now Germany Wants New Navy.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 5.-United States
Consul Monaghan at Chemnltz Germany, has
supplied the State department with advance
notes Of an article to be published by Ad-
miral Werner upon the defenseless condition
of German commerce in the event Of war.
The admiral cites figures to show the vast
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-06

Deecham's pills are for bilious,
ness, bilious headache. dyspep-
sla, heartburn, torpid liver, diz.
ziness. sick headache, bad taste
in the mouth, coated tongue,
loss of appetite, sallow skin, ETC.,
when caused by constipation;
and constipation is the most
frequent cause of all of them.
Go by the book. Pills 1oc
and 25c a box. Book free at
your druggists orwrite B. F.
Alien Co.. 3o5 Canal ST..
New York.
A-~"al -arna .''o-e than g. mo 400 boxea
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-06
CnrIisIe's Report Not Yet Rcndy.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 5-lt Is probable Sec
retary Carlisle's annual report will not be
sent to congress before Tuesday of next week.
Various matters delayed its preparation, so
that the secretary could not begin writing 1t
till the latter part of last week.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-06
Deuths of n Day.

MONTREAL, Dec. 5.-Senator MURPHY.
senior member of the firm Of Frotheringham.
Workman & Co.. dropped dead on the street
today.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-06
with the Regularity of shuttle,

win the heEuiurity OF Shuttic,
And nearly as swift, the trains of the Lake
shore & Michigan Southern R'y make their
trips between Chicago and New York, weav-
ing closer and closer day by day the many
mutual interests of these great commercial
centers OF the United States. Departing
from the Van Buren street station, located In
the heart of the business district Of Chicago,
and arriving in New York at the Grand Gen.
trail station, 431 street, the popularity Of this
lire In point of time and convenience Is read
lily understood. It seems almost supsrfuous
to add that for this service the equipment
embodles all that is new and modern in the
art of car building; apparently nothing that
would give one feeling OF safety, comfort
and luxury has been overlooked. The sched-
ule provides morning, afternoon and evening
trains. Latest time table, with all informa-
tion desired, will be promptly furnished on
application.
d, p. HUMPHREY, T. p. A.,
Kanss City, Mo-
C. x. WILDER. w. p. A,
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-06
Silks.

Extraordinary values this week.
Silks sold at Gingham prices.
China Silks, in all the pretty light
shades for fancy work OF doll
dresses, ut only, yard. ....,.... 10
Silk Crepes, all pure silk, in all
light colors, goods that are actu-
ally worth 25c, for, yard. .....,.. 1O'
Colored Satin Duchesse, absolutely
all silk, in all colors, really
worth $1.00, for, yard. ,........, 40'
Elegant Brocaded Taffeta Silks,
other houses say they are n bar
gain at 75c, our price Is, yard. 90
Dresden Taffeta Silks. goods that
are worth SIPS Il yard, in even
ing shades and dark colors, go
during this sale mt. yard. ..,.... GO
The handsomest line of Brocaded
Gros Grains and Satins, in all
black goods that we have sold at
$1.25. we are now selling them
for, yard .................... 9ot
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-06
Wreck on the Norfolk q Western

NUHTHBURh JUNCTION, w. Va, Dec
"a bad wreck occurred on the Norfolk G.
Western railroad between two freight trains
near Ennis last night. Engineer Forelines
Walter Straley, conductor, and colored
brakeman were all killed. The train broke
in two parts. Fireman Gamder was seriously
injured.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-06

n Decorated Butter Chips
Morsc's price Sc, our price &c
n Jelly Dishes
y MOrse's price Sc, our price &c
n Pickle Dishes
n Morse's price Sc, our price &c
81 Wine Glasses
d Morse's price 7c. our price &c
a Whiskey Glasses
u Morse's price &c, our price &c
II Sau:ers-
Morse's price Sc, our price &c
Lemonade Glasses
Morse's price 81, our price &c
StrainerS-
Morse's price Sc, our price &c
Burners
Morse's price 1Oc, our price &c
Covers
MOrse's price 1Oc, our price &c
Baking Plates
Morse's price 10. 15c, ours. SC
Eng. Blown Glass Tumblers-
Morse's price 10. our price Sc
China Saucers-
Morse's price 1Oc, our price SC
Glass Vases
Morse's price 12c, our price SC
Rose Bowls ..
Mors IS price 81, our price Sc
Syrup Pitchers
Morse's price 15c; our price SC
Glass Pickle Dishes
Morse's price 12c, our price SC
Mop Sticks
MOrse's price 1Oc, our price SC
Paper Shades
Morse's price 15c, our price SC h
Selves
Morse's price 15c, our price Sc /
Shaving Mugs
Morse's price 20c, our price Sc s
Fancy Lamp Globe
Morse's price 25c, our price Sc I
Water Bottles
Morse's price Csc, our price SC \
Bone Dishes
Morse's price zoe, our price Sc b
Preserve Dishes 4
Morse's price Csc, our price &c b
Stand Fruit Dishes
Morse's price 25c, our price Sc H
China Plates
Morse's price 20c, our price Sc II
Sugar Bowls
Morse's price 25c, our price &c n
Butter Dishes
Morse's price 25c, our price Sc H
Cream Pitchers N
Morse's price 25:, our price Sc n
Glass Butter Dishes II
Morse's price 35c, our price. 13c II
Decorated China Butter Dishes H
Morses price ass, ours .....13c
Decorated China Sugar Bowls n
price 15c, ours. .13c n
Heavy Baking Bowls n
Morse's price 25c, Ours....., l3c n
Milk Pitchers &
Morse's price 25c, ours .... 13c n
Glass Cream Pitchers
Morse's price 25c, ours. .... 13c y
China Soup Plates
Morse's price 25c, ours. .....13c "A
Glass Fruit Dishes
Morse's price Csc, ours. s......13c
Fancy Vases
price 35c. ours. ...13c
imitation Cut Glass Dishes "A
price 4Oc, ours. ....19c
Water Bottles
Norse's price soc, ours. ....19o
Iracker Jars
horse's price 45c, ours. .....l8o q
'ancy Plates r.
Iorse's price soc, ours......18c y
Window Brushes
orse's price 60c. ours, ....l0c y
Decorated Platters- y
lorse's price 75c, ours,....19c q
Olive Dishes
Iorse price 35c, ours ....l9c 4
&C Cream Trays
Iorse's price soc, ours. ..l9c
'oyered Glass Bowls
Iorse's price 35c, ours. 80. 100
'airy Pals
Lorse's price Ass, o Irs .....1Ho
)O1ls from the
Stock. 4
II sizes and kinds. Just a few h
specimen prices to snow you
how values are cut.
China Doils.............. Be
Dc China Dolls Heads. Ec
Sc Doll Heads, with hair. l0c
&c Bisque DOlls............2O 2Oc
DC Dolls, bisque head and
kiu bouy. .'................. ESC "A
unnInnuOnnz6snannk6AsSTzen
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-06
Holiday Presents

What more fitting than Jewelry?
We had placed our holiday Jewelry
order before the chance to buy the
Banner bankrupt stock came, We now
have more Jewelry and Gems than sew
eral stores could regularly handle Bank
rupt prices will move them all, how
ever
The Irish standard., 1895-10-19


mention, Notbaum who was voted out
ct the city council last spri ing has left
Spokane and is sup posed to have gone sSto
Rome TO threaten the pope. Y is $50
supposed that Jake Volk and u Z. I5riie,
who were bosom friends OF his have gone
along with him to sustain him. nyway4
their present Whereabouts are UNI known.
Their TRADES against the pope and the
pope,s Irish made them rid culolIs. Hut
sbhe Irish will survive despite the t at x
tackssof those base blatant bigots, and
will live to enlighten and elevate their
N s,s 8s s 5:ss I: s5z=2s
f. II. Hennessy died Of dropsy at the
Sacred Heart Hospital III This city at. q
o'clock on Sunday morning. the 9Th inst
~ Hennessy was a sailor and was we'll
known in this city. 1 He moved from
here about year age to Lewiston, Ida
no, where his established himself in bus
mess He was amenaber of the A. Q. H.
Many of his old acquaintance regret his,
early demise. He. was about AZ or AZ
years of age he has a. wife and one or
ldren living in Australia. He was.
a native OF Ennistymon, County Glare,
Ireland No near relatives OF rs are
here He has a sister living in the state
of NeW York He will; be buried with APP
propriate ceremonies. .'.s 4
The Irish standard., 1895-10-19
MORTGAGE SALE.

Default having been made in the conditions
Of certain mortgage made and dated Decem,
Amanda 4. Mena9s; his wife. mortgagors; to
William KimbalL Mortgage. duly fled for
record In the Office Of the Register Of Deeds in
Minnesota, on the 18th day Of January. "A D.
1897, atone o'clock and thirty MINUTES NJ y M,
and duly recordedin Book 2M OF mortgages,
following described land, lying and being in
the County Of Hennepin and State OF Mime
Lots one III. twol 2). threefs) and @ all in
Block 25. in Remington's Second Addit on to
Minneapolis. according to the recorded plat
she eR If De- DEEDS ii and for the
Of Hennepin Said mortgage was, on the LIST
day Of March A. d. 1892, with the note which
by ssid
Helen T.. Wilson. which assignment was, on
the s3rd day Of July D. 1925; at III O'CLOCK
Register Of Deeds in and for the County Of
Hennepin and State of Minnesota, and was
duly recorded in Book ALI of Mortgages, on
And it was stipulated in said mortgage that
said lots described in SAID mortgage should
dollars (SuO.iO) each, making the total amount
for which said mortgage was given to SECURE
the sum. Of sixteen hundred dollars ($16O0 I'D
En- No acLiOn has been Instituted at law to res
cover the amount secured by said mortgage
There IS claimed, to be due thereon and is
this notice, the sum Of two thousand seventy
three and 60-1OO dollars 5 073.60) which In
cludes sixteen hundred dollars (S160O.OO) prtn ::
cipal and four hundred seyenty-three ana
6O-lO0 dollars l$473 bty in terest
There is. actually due and payable at the
date hereof, Including princip pal and interest
upon each and every lot in said mortgage de-
tie es saa 1895
dollars SIS 4O) $ upon said lot two ~ II
Block 2s. the sum o dive hundred eli ghteen and
40-10O dollars ($51S 4O) !; upon said lot three y
and 40 100 dollars (S5ls 4O) and upon said lot
four a. in Block s. the sum Of FIVE hundred
eighteen and leo dol lars ($5ls 40 all OF said
lots and Bloes being il Reminggton,s second sd
corded plat thereof on ale and 5s Il p
III Whereas default has been made In the pay
r1ent Of the interest. and said power of sale
d, Nov therefore Notice is hereby given that
by r ason Of said default, and by virtue OF the
bower of sale in said mortgage contained ana
pursuant to the statute in such case made
closed and said above bed lots sold at
5DnbIic auction to the highest bidder for cash
to satisfy the amount due and payable against
each lot as hereinbe fore set sortb, and twenty.
lated in said mortgage in case OF fCreclosures
thereof and the dis bursements Lowed by law;
which said sale will be made by the Sheri OF
trance. on Fourth street OF the new Court
House III the city Of ~ nneapoi1sI: . U salds
county and state. on Monday the 18th day Or
October IA d. 1885, at ten % lock IN the fore
any time within one year from the day OF sale,
Us provided by law. @sS
q Dated Sc ptember .. 1895 :, ,.,., IS.
h hssisae s; oY1sslsgssss.s
81 Af hs n Tor Assignee Of Mortgagee. 81
4o1 -6Glvbe Bnildings tnneapt,ils, A y
The Irish standard., 1895-10-19

rs 81 he Tore man ya1ked up to the
colonel s Office ali Id i'enlarlsse
s5 Say, Colonel sI want anudd Ter man. W.
w ny q, " hats the matter with that
man sent out with you ~ quired the
colonel. y s$s3
..ssoh, he fall d own de shaft bout an,
hour ago. an he don't come up. tink3
he jumped his .'''--S San francisco
Post. 3@ 3,Ss. .5&&
The Irish standard., 1895-10-19
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MINNEAPOLIS MARKET.

t.
II The market was active today within g
marrow range, fucSuatiag with half cent.
The toae was stronger and the close at "a
ga lin of VI & for the day s:
ss Early cables We're lower, but regained.
the loss before II the close, W ich was
steady Closing cables bringing LIBERAL
aecepIances of wheat and New York re-
ports2l boat loads taken for export, most
sly spring wheat. #E$
The clearances for the day were small,
14U,9 300 bu and for four days ,083,300 Blu
from the Atlantic seaboard.. i53:.s
The primary receipts were l, 446,0o0 bu
"a year ago The weeks wheat receipts
continue very ight.Sas Minneapolis and
Duluth received $4,000 BIZ. and quite a
little Of the balance is duplicated, as Chi
cago.s receiving considerable wheat from.
there. The shipments show qnite an in
crease, being double those Of last week,
and three times as much as a year ago.
The continued dry weather in the
winterrwheat country is having it's effect
on the market, as twill cause consid-
cradle decreas in the acreage If 1t contin-
ues much longer. d.. I'd M
The local receipts, S86 cars against .498
cars for the same day last year, the re-
ceipts are only limited by the capacity
of the railroads to haul the cars, but in
spite Of this the cash market is strong
and No. / hard sells readily at from &c to
3sc over the Decem Der option.
The Irish standard., 1895-10-19
PRODUCE n. ARKET..


E3utt er-The butter SInarket lis easy. Re-
sceipts are iii erals and the weather Is warm.
market Is easy. Fresh sweet medium dair-
les insj Jars and tubs are moving well q $50
l6c.f Fancy grades are moving at equotationsg
and supplies are not accumula ting Storage
sctstnsp1 kioaYor b a. .oioff, haaE lev
stocks are not rloVing we'll owing to re-
Ing ~ in good demand IL sal III