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On Saturday, March 10, 1895,

to the highest bidder the tract of land i'm
the said decree described, the meets and
bounds Of which are as follows, to-wit /:
Situated in the ninth civil district of Ben
ton County, Tennessee, range eight, Sec
ton seven, and bounded as follows; Be-
ginning So poles west OF the northeast
corner of an entry in the name of w. S.
Stockdale. for 1881 acres, at a stake,
with three postoak pointers, and runs
west So poles to q whiteoak thence south
90 poles TO a stake, with three whiteoak
pointers; thence west 63 poles to a stake,
sweetgum and two whiteoak pointers F.;
thence mp the branch with its meander-
ings, south IS degrees east, Is poles to q
stake in said branch; thence east 81 poles
to dead hickory, with hickory pointers ;
thence east So poles to q stake, with three
postoak pointers; thence north l26 poles
to the beginning containing by estima-
ton 124 acres.
TERMS OF SALE-Said land will be sold
for cash, free from the equity Of redemp-
ton.
This February 20, 1895.
ID. @. HUDSON,
l4-4 Clerk and Master.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1895-03-08
CHANCERY SALE OF LAND.
S. w. Bullock Administrator OF H.
Rushing VS.. A. w. Clement

Pursuant to a decree of the chancery
court at Camden, Tennessee, made i'm the
cause Of S, w. Bullock, administrator of
H. Rushing, deceased, VS.. Andrew w.
Clement, notice is hereby given that /
will sell at public auction, in front Of the
east doc Of the courthouse at Camden,
Tennessee
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1895-03-08

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-21

Oh THE STOCK EXCHANGE.

Wednesday, February -o-p m.
The business II the bond syndicate continued
f. absorb attention to-day. ana satisfaction MAS
everywhere expressed thar the lesue both In Lon
don and here had been subscribed go many times
over. Notwithstanding this last addition to
the volume of Federal securities. tho price -
the older issues further advanrcd-the s. of
1907. | poin; TO ll2. both coupon ana registered;
the 5s registered a t. li5iz. and Sc. coupon. +
to llj2. For the new 4. offers of ll7ails az"
reported 10 have been made to purchasers % to-
day. who hope they have got in" at il2h. but
will no; know until Saturday I, has been re-
marked singular by some observers that tho
market for stocks has not responded more
distinctly to this arrangement through Mcss's
Belmont and Morgan 10 nut gold In tnr Federa.
Treasury The explanation. possibly. lies In the
fact that the street has not made mp it's mind
YET whether the arrangement !s 4 bull argument
or a hear argument. II X . point much dis
cusscd. and the wide divergence OF opinion adds
intcrcs; 90 III" s!tua,iC
At any rate. stock movements tc-d'y wer" IN
significant and the narrow market. ~ ~ 0I3
shares was almost wholly in tr" hands Of trad
crs No investment buying could be traced and
while the stubborn unScrtons of strength is
proba bly, due To returning confidence. the small
advances shown at IN" close IN nearly an th"
active stocks must be attributed to covering of
shorts About the only declines OH thn active
LIST were IL, net. 10 sSi.. on lively trading for
troubles: y and IL respectively for southern Pa
cioc and Southern Railway common. 10 l12s and
10: II to l6iz for Bay STATE Gas. "a to 6ss for
Cordace preferred. and - 10 for Long Island
Traction The coal properties. the Changers and
one or tp,o international specialties were all
firm and showed only temporary depression.
when news came from Washington which ap-
nearcd 10 settle the fate of the Freight Pooling
hyI .dvorsoiv London buying and selling about
offset cach other. There was no n"ws of i'm
nnrtanca on any Of the properties, and AT the
close the market was duIl ana nlH
RONDS-THE FEDERAL TREASURY.
Government bonds sod $4,000 as. coupon at
111s $4,000 As. registered, At H. ana So'ooo 's.
coupon. at 1lG The quotations are heher' as
follows:
New-York tribune., 1895-02-21

The nrice of domestic exchange was as follows
at the places named: Chicago, 2oc. premium
Boston. 10c discount; St Louis. Soc premium
bid: san Francisco sight &c. telegraph I'sc.'
New-Orleans. commercial soc. premium r"nk
100 premium: Charleston buying l-@2 - par
selling Is premium ,
Bank cicarings were as follows at the places
named: w-York-Exchanges, sj56S9.5'o; tai
ances s42S6.575. Philadelphia a-Exrhang ~, -
Cos 5S9: balances sl,4ii2o2 Chicago, ID ~
changes N1.779576 Raltmore-Exchanges, VI
6S2 434; balances. $223,993 ,, ~
The price of commercial bar silver IN this mar
llet waa 60asc nominal. per ounce M'Hi'an uo1-
lars wor, quoted at 4Slac. In LONDON nar sIiNc'
was unchanged at % ll-lGd an ounce. ihe Lon
don market was steady. - ~. TO
Foreign exchange was unsettled. WIFE Il NH-
dorcy To hcav.ness Little business was done, , r.
mi,ters apparently waiting for lower prices
following table shows the rates at Whic" p"a'-
ness was actually done: .,,.
Sterling c'Gs, IS. 'oas ...@.. Sl,, Short ~;
Rcichsmarxs 49,. ,". .os
Guiiders ......... ="
In Lonion the rate Of discount In the open
marker was II, and IA per cent for long ana
ehort hills rcspcctlve,y. Money on call was =
al per cent. British consos remaih"u ., '0a
changed at l0f l1-l6 for money ana lof . l' a.,
account american securities were weth d. - -,
hut closed bettcf Erie DDS declined per ce,I'
70 5sl9 the shares :. to 81: Louisville ana NaN,
Vile = to 53ss. Canadian Pac'hc : 10 '0's anu
Atchison like amount TO TO trssnc. - u ccn,imes
paris exchange on London. . francs - ,'I-
times: Berlin sight Sterling 20 marks i''s P'e"-
n!ngs. The Paris RoGrse was w"lN. ,..~os o,7
Gold premiums to-day: - Buenoa A$I,s n
tadr'd $40 Tjshon 2S25is St Petersburg 'o
Athens II. Rome $50. Vienna .
We have received the following: ,,.
Clarence il. Wiides announces ihat ne s,o,os ~
limited amount of stock Of the United states
Mortgage Company ior sale. ,, s., ,,biic
nj
New-York tribune., 1895-02-21
CTNARD LINE.
,,o,,pAGNIE GENERALE Transatlautique.


u Parties at frequent intervals iniepsnuen. "n' 49,
ard Atlantic passages at lowest rates 10, any '''
rios COOK & SON. 28i and .2ei y way. ~ \.
Official ticket Agents Tor all trunk lines
v,I-ROpE.-Thiriv excursions To Europe Ocean
H. ,,,res tv all lines Send fnr Tourist Gazette r e.
- .I,E Tourist Ac III Bway. y V; Rue Auper
p,-ps' chnrng cross London Oflcal Ticket Agt'
rer rs,lvania and Erie II r
New-York tribune., 1895-02-21
Oipl0cn0 Notices.

CHICAGO AXp ALTON RAILROAD CO. C3".eN,HSe s,N ,HSe,
chicago III. ~, w ,,,,2pI
NOTICE. \ quarterly dividend of TWO Dotr ,t
y LARS per share has this day hoen declared on is
Preferred ana Common Stock - thls If
on me nrst lay - March next. I" the st,,N
record N close of business hours on ,nr rtu ha
rhe iivldend ou shares registered IN Ne" 1'N ~
paid 80 oi the C1rllr AH,,T ~ ana The
Ter a - Pine ST.. Sew io,x - -,
,,t@nl nn .h,r"s rce stored chicago VIII be p'in
AZ "' ""' ~ " g n FOSTER. Treasurer,
New-York tribune., 1895-02-21
financial glrlilons.
ELECTION NOTICE. -
r,.t- MrS.ni M PACIFIC RAILWAY Co.

'"'' Seu Yoik. January -, is'3
NOTICE * hereby given that the annual lnect-
y in9 u the ,t0ckho,d.rs ~ he Missouri f.,mc ~,
Railway Company viii h' he,i n ne ,o"Pay Pv ma
i?h d,y q March ,Sei. a. a0c o'clock NJ. tor ,n
,bre.r Directors f1i the ensuing year ana
for IN. iransaction of other business that "''
~. ,nnu,. meeting o.. 'h~ Directors w.ll he h.t a.
tie same o-lce on Wednesday the l3'h Dag 81 N"''"
~ % o'clock noon. ID, .,..o, o, Friday
The stock transfer hooks VIII =. co."i ,ered ON on
,rh,,rsd,, March li,h. lSai n 10 on oc,.ck \ ".
-' GEO J. GOULD, fresideh'.
n CALEB. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1895-02-21
INTEREST THREE PER CENT. PER ANNr'M

INTEREST THREE PER CENT. PER ANNIM
SEALED PROPOSALS Will. ilE RECEIVED liY THE
COMPTROLLER or THE CITY or NEW YORK. al MS
office. No. 2sO Broadway. IN the cry 81 New York una
Tuesday. The 2,;h day nl February 1879 al o'clock
T. NJ for IA" w.ol. "A part 81 the following coupon
bonds and so.s ~ the city OF New DIX
principal and interest payable In gold coin II tho
Trted S,atos OF America ~ the present Tandaid oi
fnen"ss
ST 5s5 nO0 CONSOLIDATED STOCK or THE CITY oF
NEW.yORE," for various public rurposcn the principal
psynble III, day ~ November IN the year 1870
SlCS 600 CONSOLIDATED STOCK or THE CITY OF
SEW.YORK for the construction - toriears Hook
Park and f0r the In acquiring the Lands there
for. the principal payable on the first day of November
In The 1914 - =.
NETWORK. known as Dock Ponds of he CITY oi New
Ter In year l523 -
500 90 .'ONsOLIDA1 ED STOCK or THE CITY OF
SE,W-YOTK. known as Additional Water stock
~ The civ ~ New-York The principal payable on the
trs day of November IN the year 1914. . ...
900 SII II CONSOLIDATED STOCK or THE CITY OF
st:W- YORK nt school House Ii0nGs. the prn-
cipal payable the nrs day of November In the year
~. 70 20 CONSci.IfpATrn s'f' o. - 1IIr CITy nF
>cFW.YORK known ''Ciiy improvement stock ihe
u,Incipai payable the FIRST day u November IN the
year 1913 ,, ...,....
,dnrs,d p,nposnis Bonds ~ the Corporation Of The
CIV 81 Sea-yo and zach proposal should b" enco,ed
in second envelope. addressed 20 ic Comptroller o the
City OF New-York.
For frl Information city Record
-" 500 ASHBtI. r. FITCH Comptroller.
civ G. Se;g-Yoik Finance Department. ComptioIers
once Feb. Is. 1904
New-York tribune., 1895-02-21

In State bonds: None. In city bank stocka 20
shares of Mechanics at 1872. the last previous Hd
being lS0. .,,.. o,,.rc,
There was p marked increase in activity among
railroad bonds the dealings reachlng Si'V'''"v'
which was accompanied by slght uptuIh III
nrices though a few losses Of importance were
noted These latter comprised Nashville Cha'-
tanooca and ST. Louis cOnsos, "a 10 IVl' anu ~"
York Lake Erie and Western ne" Zd cohS1is. ir
celnts stamped / to 5S. On the other hann l''n-
yer and Rio Grande 4s rose 10 H' r.as' ,enn. .'na
coo consoI gold 5s, / 10 1o4 Missouri, Kansas
and Texas lss "a to 843s st. Louis southwestern
1sts 10 691A the DDS "a to PIN, Texas facl'g -.S
3. ,o 23sL and Western North Carolina ISIS - ~
l097s 49,. l,,o.,i,,
The Sub-Treasury was debtor to the CieaIdn
House $400 4S0 Its net loss on D1iaHO' va a. 90
2ls made up by loss IN currency ol sIiHo'"
and a gain in coin OF $40 552. The days opera
tions included: Receipts s29sl 2o3; payments 90
7o5 XII resulting In n general balance ot sioz.
178 COZ consisting of'$i7 33S coin ana S''''fi'f
currency. -. ,,.o. ~.
The United States Treasury at Wdsh.heton re-
ceived to-day S306 Gal National bank noles lot re-
demption The customs receipts were S62L"lo' lhe
internal revenue receipts S3OC.2O2 ana inc ihis0ei
laneous receipts $3.50 Total Government ae
cepts for the day. s94l 800; expenditures. sii%S
9Ss: excess Of expenditures $l9S.57S. Receipts LOT
month to date S5.33S. 1888; expenditures Tor mon,h
10 date. $50 S23 42G; excess expenditures for month";
$5,5S46SS
To-day's Washington Treasury statement OF
cash on hand and deposits in bank compares WIN
the figures OF the last previous statement az ioi-
lows:
Net gold On hand ,57a7co.a sG.sa in Inc. ,s2sci7s
Net legal tenders ..e -.oo- -, o.o ,c,
Net a|sr liver on hd iSsss 100 iss5sSsa Inc i2sssi
Actual cash in the
Treasury vaults
cerncatss .sl5S 3lJ 7s0 Si6 aa2 81l Inc g. 2Qeol
New-York tribune., 1895-02-21

Et-EorFNS FINhH'IhL MNrkLTs
london roh - m 'rne.'r ini - :" for u,1i''
and 1Oii. fo- ih" acc' 'rf. 'antIitn fHrh', "'s -.
g.. 10 ern-ifF. i~is. ILLINOIS 'fnifnl - "i'N
can orAirar, ic,. 81 paul common ids NrV iprh con
rrnl iOl. rcnrsf,pnia 5iA.. Eeailrc. M"H.can '".
tral I per ''nf bonds ~ J. Nsfil" ana .'h''
VIE s3A Afchisen common. q.
80 p. o. Mouey. iHl pef cont Ih" raj" y d'' UNI
in tho nron r,r~f ~ -rrrt re ia - pr cont al f'f
three months bills g.. p'r cent Inia Council niI- Nctc
.lo'cd y ny nt an aifarr. uf = 'rd por turr" firs
adyces quo'e per cent r'ui" ~ "i francs 80 c'nneS
f0r tho account.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-21

Deposits in bank. 1895 s7i i513Slso Inc --''-
Available cash. .sl7S 90 GIL sl'66"'n Inc S"''''
Deduct minor liza .o, .-o H., .st 6fo
Actual cash bal si57 5f3G Clio siGo io1 ioi Inc s-'
Tho ahovc e.atenert reflects conditions ol
Monday
MONEY AND FOREIGN MARKETS.
cau money was AT l@2 per cent. The same
story Of little doing must be repeated loI "'"'
money and commercial paper. we supIo''' '"'
usual table Of rates. made up from
furnished by the busiest houses:
Ifans Time Money Commercial Parer
on call 800 3 mos 4 mos. mos mos "''
lag 81 Isa4. 4@is -
New-York tribune., 1895-02-21
STOCKS SLIGHTLY BETTER.
SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR NEW IS.
Ho APPARENT EFFECT ON THE MARKET
SLIGHT VARIATIONS IN PRICES.

s,,rs AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE FEBRUARY 20.
r,r,1JNcs IN BONDS AND BANK STOCKS
New-York tribune., 1895-02-21
Proposals.
COMMISSIONER OF THE SINKING FUND
" TO CONTRACTORS.


=
" TO CONTRACTORS
rhoi s UsNIS ne,,orrnr Work In the
-. i.1nSnnS p,,i" Huildng in Crotona Park. near
rbird Av.nue in ,he Twtnty fourth Ward of ne ,'V
q Ncw YORK pursuant TO chap'er p', ~, ~ rsceiyed
Zach hid viii give prices f'r the entire "orN ,
one Tor The building Gotta main co'hc'' II" 'e
fcrihed in the specifications. -. ,,,,-..i
with ,hc abo M with the name = tn person or per-
cons na.inr tho sarc and date ~ peseniation WIZ
the oace u the ConprsiIi MIDs o $50
Trnrdway In the Civ %: NcwNork until IL clock M,
Motdny February 23h is3 At which 1acc ama no ~ ,h
"Reminiscences of tho Sinking Fund and read and the
award y the contract II awafded VIII o soon rhercafer
AS rraotlcnt The person persons 70 whom the con
may awardfi WIN be el%,red 10 S Se"I .h " r ,ne
;s, q erd Ly him or them ana execute me sontrae,
within hye da,s from the date % tne SILL [ 9 a. no noSo Ace
no o- ,tcy VIII be considered having abandoned Il.
and IN default to The coIpora9h ana m @ we we
conto l.. accepted ard executed The work 70 commence
at sro time as the Commissioner OF Pubic "o'ks may
win So' nG sG @ sy1p b. for %cdapo 'e f1am al
p"ra,oS "TS debt Or Contract who iefauer
surety otherwe. upon any ools"''oh TO the Cor
The entire work to he completed within ONE HUN
WORKS '"' ..,.,, = ,,o,.,,. ,.,,.,,
TII%-sAND DOLLARS. For fun particulars. city
Record , ,...,,.. ,..,- =, !,
cation. FOR the he obtained at the ofcc Of tho
comptrollrr. No $50 Broadway
New-Yori, February sh iSn
WILLIAM l.. STRONG. Mayor.
JOHN ". GOFF, Recorder: ,,
WILLIAM NJ X oIcoTT. Sinking Fund.
Chairman Committee Finance.
Board OF Aldermen
New-York tribune., 1895-02-21
S 70 AUL-

EXECT'TORs ADMINISTRATORS. GrkUrrtSs. AM
OTHERS HOLDING TRUST FUNDS ARE
AUTH JRIZFD ny LAW To INVEST
IN THESE EONDS.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-10-01
Highest of all in Leavenng PoweLatest u s. Govt Report
R3>!@!!! g! Rs%assz RskiHs
ABSOLUTELY PURE
NEW MEXICO NEWS.

The Las Vegas Optic is to be enlarged
and otherwise improved.
The old timers of Sierra county will
hold grand reunion at Hillsboro, Octo-
Der 3. The program of exercises will be
entertaining and instructive.
There are now more houses going up in
Roswell than in any other town in tho
west. Still we hear people complaining
about the town being quiet. And then,
too, Roswell is going to have her streeta
graded. Roswell Irrigator. q. y.
The Pecos valley has been supplying
Texas towns with grapes this year, and
the apple crop will soon be ready for
shipment. Vegetables and melons have
also been shipped in large quantities,
netting the valley farmer handsome prices.
Frank keitz, of Gallup, N. NJ, where
he is member of the firm of butchers,
of Reitz & johnson Bros, is here with
$500 head of sheep, which he drove
through from Gallup. but which he will
ship from here to Kansas City.-Las
Vegas Optic.
The following report of the Methodist
church work for the past year should have
been in last weeks issue, but was over
looked Number of accessions was 1O3,
of which 70 became members on profess
sion Of faith and "a were received by GER
tificate. Total membership is now 40.
Infants baptized, II; adults, 35. Amount
of money raised for all purposes, mis-
sions, ministerial support, church prop
erty, poor, SIS. library, etc, $1,55o.-
Rocual Rapisfar
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-10-01
Cons,dered an Outrawe.

Key West, Fla, Oct. 1.-Great excite
ment and indignation prevails here by a
report that marines from the Spanish
cruiser, Conde de Venad,to, have landed
on tho Florida Keys, to search for fill
busterers. This is considered an outrage.
The keys belong to Florida, and If Spain
has right to land searching parties on
the keys it also has right to land ma
rines on the mainland. The insult is con-
sidered to be as outrageous as if the Con-
de de venadito had landed searching
party to search the homes of citizens of
Key West. The state department at
Washington will be asked to investigate
and demand an apology from Spain for
the indignity.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-10-01
TEXAS LAW MAKERS.
Lone star state Legislature Convened
at NOOn--StrOng Anti Prize Fight.
ing Recommendations. If the
Governor.

. . n
st. Louis, Oct. IA special to the
Post Dispatch from Austin, Tex. says:
The Texas legislature met at noon with
quorum present.
The governor in his message reviews
the laws against prize fighting in Texas,
calling attention to errors therein and
closes by saying:
"All persons have been given notice
that the bett-Fitzsimmons exhibition
would not be permitted, that whatever
had been done by its protector was with
full responsibility for the consequences.
The public interests req uire that this ex
hibition especially should besuppressed.
Discountenanced by Mexico and the ter
ritores, outlawed and driven from every
state, it is proposed to assemble the horde
of ruffians and gamblers and offer this
state this insult to public decency.
Against 1t the instincts and pride of the
people revolt and your prompt and re-
solute action will spare them this igno-
miny and shame"
He recommends law making prize
fighting without gloves felony.
There is strong lobby here from
Dallas and the leaders of it claim to have
votes enough in the house to defeat the
emergency clause. There are only three
senators opposed to the emergency
clause.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-10-01
DEEP WATER STATESMEN.
Formal Opening of Western States
Deep Water Convention at
Topeka To-day.
LARGE ATTENDANCE OF PROMINENT MEN
Subjects of Particular Moment to West
ern People Under Consideration
Deep Water at Galveston and
Velasco-Latin American
Trade Wanted.

Topeka, Kas., Oct. 1.-The informal
opening of the western states deep water
conference was inaugurated this after
noon by serenades at the various hotel
headquarters.
At 1 O'Clock Gov. Morrill, will call the
first session to order. An organization
will then be effected and an address of
Welcome will be delivered by Gen. j. G..
Caldwell, one of the heroes of Gettysburg
and ex-minister to the Argentine Repub-
lie.
This evening public reception will be
given.
Wednesday will be full of speeches and
Thursday will be the last day of the con-
ference.
Among the we'll known people who ar
rived to-day are ex-Gov. Hubbard, of
Texas; ex-Gov. Fishback, of Arkansas;
Congressman @. @. Burton, of Missouri;
Gen. Francis j. Heany, of San Francisco;
ex-Congressman Sibley Clark. of Okla
homa; J. d. Whelpley, editor of the San
Antonio Express; A. L. Fitch, of Omaha.
In special car this morning came
Maj. A. M. Miller, of the U. s. army, en-
gineer in charge of the Galveston harbor;
j. D. Sayers, congressman from Texas,
and chairman of the appropriation COM
mittee of the last congress-; G. E. Mann,
chairman of the Texas delegation; Clar-
elce Ousley, a representative of the Gal.
weston News and Tribune and Dallas
News.
Ex-Gov. Hubbard said to the Asso-
ciated Press reporter: ~ have no par
ticular choice of harbors. I am not
brave enough to commit myself. There
are enough products and water to give
every port in Texas business. While I
do not anticipate the immediate consum-
nation of our hopes of securing concert
ed action, yet venture the prediction
that it is only a question of time
when we will have unbroken shipping in
terests to the marts of South America"
Changing the sub ject the governor said:
"There may or may not be prize fight
in Texas. Gov. Culberscn's proclamation
convening the legislature to enact an
other prize fight law was great sur
prise. If law be passed making prize
fighting felony then there will be no
fight between Fitzsimmons and Corbett?"
T. B. Mills, of Las Vegas, N. M, said:
"Do you know that the difference in
prices of freight by water and by car is
twenty-six to one in favor Of waters"
B. F. Freymeyer, of velasco, Texas.
said: cat Velasco we have sixteen feet OF
water. We want trade with Latin Amer
ioa. think this conference will be OF,
great good"
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-10-01
THE MARK E'CS.

New York, Oct. Money on call
easy at 11s o. per cent; prime mercantile
paper, AZ q 81. Silver, 81; lead, $3.l5.
Kansas City.-Cattle receipts, l1,1OO;
shipments, 3,4Oo; market slow, weak;
Texas steers, $3.50 q $S.lO; beef steers,
$3.50 q $500; stockers and feeders, $3.50
q $4.0O; bulls, $1.25 q $2.2O; Texas COWS,
$1.S5 q $3.50; native COWS, $1.10 @ $500.
Sheep receipts, 3,4oo; shipments, 1000,
market steady; lambs, $500 @ $4OO;
muttons, $3.50 q $500.
Chicago. Cattle, receipts, 10,5o0, in
Guiding 1000 Texans aud 5000 westerns;
market steady. Beeves, $3.25 q $3.50;
cows and heifers, $1.10 q 1925; Texas
steers, $2.70 a $3.45; Westerns, $3.50 @
$4.4O; stockers and feeders, $2.2O q $3.75.
Sheep receipts, 10000; market quiet but
steady.
Chicago.-Wheat, October, 59;15; De-
cember, 81. Corn, October, 3O3ss; Novem-
Der, 29A. Oats, October, 1873; Decem-
Der, 184.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-10-01
Pasteur Dead.

Paris, Oct. 8.-Professor Louis Pasteur,
the eminent DOCTOR died Saturday night
of paralysis.
The cause of Mr.. Pasteur's death vas
weak condition of his heart, with other
com mplications. Last Wednesday, says the
Paris journals, was the crisis. He was
quite conscious of his approaching end,
and bade an affectionate farewell to bis
wife and his daughter and son-in-law and
their children. He wept little and upon
being asked "Why are you crying, grand
pas" he replied "Bscause am going to
leave you all, my children"
The government has decided to hold
state funeral. Professor Pasteur's wife
has received telegrams Of sympathy from
President Faure, from NJ. Challemell
Lacour, president OF the senate, and from
all parts Of the world.
Th6 government desired to inter the
remsiAs of the distinguished man in the
Pantheon, but II was the family's wish
that he should be buried at the Pasteur
institute. The obsequies will be held at
the cathedral Of Notre Dame, probably
on Thursday next.