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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-12-27
H. Dobler reports I, 600 bushels from

H. Dobler reports I, 600 bushels from
$50 acres.
Hector Falconer, down by the coun-
ty road, where he has one THE finest
farms in the county. had between o
and 30 bushels per acre. Hector
farms three quarters and as yet does
not know how much wheat he has.
JnO Barr and his neighbOr Jno
Hughes had excellent wheat, averag-
ing 30 bushels per acre.
R.'Moulton and John Porter average
20 bushels per acre.
Joe StrattOn's bushels from his half
section this year must run up to six
figures and Joe has stacks vet.
G. B. Johnson's yield was about %
bushels per acre from no acres while
they say John Q. Sulliyan's crop was
SO heavy that local dealers had. a Diff
Guilty in keeping him supplied with
Irvine
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-12-27
For a,aJIe.

For Sale.
Il you want . good work horse, a
new mich COW, or q good pony, on
easy terms or for trade, call at John.
son = Holiness ranch. Three young
shorthorn bulls and several sows for
sale. Also several nice ewes TO rent
on shares to right party.
IS VS.. MARROW FADDEN,
. SotI Foreman.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-12-27

Taken Up.
Came tony place about six weeks
ago. one small brown mare, with
white star 10 face. Owner call, prove
property. pay charges and take same
away. john ABRAMS.
23tf Six miles west Of Pembina
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-12-27

Taken up.
A buckskln line.back pony; been
around nv place several weeks, own
er prove property, pay charges and
take same away.
GEORGE or HENRY CoRBErT.
22tf Wexford p. o.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-12-27
Dental Notice

pr. Rose, dentist, will be
1a ln Pembina from the lst
~ tho l2th. Warren on the 18th to
the 10th; Argyle on the 2lst 70 the
END; Steven on the 23rd to the 2lth;
Hallcck on the 18th to the 3lst.
This viii be followed up until further
notice ..s:s; i
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-12-27
Local Wants.

For farm loans see,
lstf Bathgate1
+ j. D. Trenholme Of Bathgate can
advance the money on farm loans the,
day the papers areslgDed. lstf
Try bottle OF Or. Sawyer's Family
Cure and you will be convinced that
II will cure all Stomach, Liver, KID
ney and Bowel difficulty. Sold by r.
X. Shaw u Go.
Children with pale, blush complex.
ions, Indicating the absence Of the res
puislte red glObules 10 the blood
should take Dr.. Sawyer's Ukatine.
Sold ~ II B. Shaw kCo.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-12-27

S'.sO Owing to tho unusual denanGsfor good
team harness, made - No. Oak tanned
leather,it becomes necessary for me to.
employ another workman to keep up.
with the work. lam now prepared to
fill all orders light and heavyharness
on short notice. also carry in stock
a full line of !.
FlY-NETs, SHEETS, BUSTERS, LAP.
ROBES, TRUNKS. vALIsEs. WHIPS,
and sADDLERY HARDWARE, which /
will sell as cheap as any frst-class shop
in tie state. sst
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-12-27

Farm loans ct low rates. l2-l7
3Uuxo q MU1AEy, Bathgate,
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-12-27

Farm Loans.
Talk with A. Short s. Co. when you
want to renew your loan. Plenty OF
money on short. notice.
II A. SHORT s. Co.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-12-27
i bAY CENTRE,

'H Ewing s. Z. 81 100 Z. 4
'CDulxell E.!.S !. B. 135 8. 81
John Ingals S ...S $50 3, x
Y Z, B Fisk . 4. 50 4
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-12-27

Farm Loans.
| Plenty OF money to loan on improv.
ed farms. Monev-furnlshed on short
notice. A. SHORT s. Co. tt
New-York tribune., 1895-10-26
PRICES IN THE MdIKETS.
POTATOES ABUNDANT AND CARBOHYDRATES
AND THE GAME SUPPLY.

POTATOES ABUNDANT AND CHEAP--vEdETABLEs
AND THE GAME SUPPLY.
There is glut Of potatoes on the market, over
5000 barrels being received in the last week The
European and Canadian crops. which to large eN-
tent find a market here. are said to be heavy. so
that the chances excellent that this staple food
product will be cheap all winter. Just now good
domestic potatoes be had for prices ranging
from 81 2j TO 81 80 a barrel Sweet potatoes cost 50
cents O peck. String beans sell for 81 y peck;
lima beans 81 20 a peck Brussels sprouts 20 cents
ouart: parsnips ceats bunch parsley, cents
bunch; white turnips. cents bunch: caulihowers,
20 to 80 each squash, 10 cents each; carrots
onions 10 cents each cabbage. TO 10 cents head;
tomatoes. 10 cents a quart; red onions ~ cents.
peck beets 10 cents bunch: green corn, 30 ana 40
cents a dozen; chicory is cents head and lettuce
50 cents dozen heads CranbeTries cost oniy 10
bunch celery is worth 80 cents, TO 81 SO a dozen
Philadelphia chickens are % cents pound;
capons 81 cents pound; spring ducks % % cents cents:
boiling s cents and roasting chickens iG,. lS cents
SSsls esSs sSe 3 are pair a only
ds g. WoodceE dFs iSAIas ea
S Tsdheads Sc %; blue wing teal ducks g. nhi teal
sGs = sns.h fns Rsa Essa Il B.
Cents aS pcSnd white sauPbs Dozens dark
eeaba Is fancy I TeedDds Sshi
snpe 81 poyer g. and grass poHer g 5ard dozen zn,
and oranges from Jamaica make quite. a show for
hs ins ho Grape
two for Is cents. Greening apples are worth %
esaehs. Sea N and ns $ e. 'a' dozen secke Is
grapes are 80 cents a basket: Cornehon grapes the
cents cSn e nnd e
dozen Pears for preserving cost 81 large basket.
cents each
New-York tribune., 1895-10-26
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York October -. 1870
COTTON-The market FOR contracts closed Arm. with
net advance OF q 20 points. The total safes were
3l5 100 The closing prices within point or
advance IL II points good Liverpool news the
market there closing with net improvement OF
lis to 2l4 points one feature OF strength was ,he se
ing from Liverpool Of cabegram stating that Nr.
Neil estimated the crop 6.25O.Coo bales Mr Nell
500 so Bales Inquiries cabied from this side
brought that it was rumored that MI Nell had
made such estimate. but that II was not conhims
The rumor perhaps had some influence IN Dnns @ the %
market although there was very ti!e iaith pu IN @ e
report The condition OF the crop Is thought To have I'M,
and there would not seem 10 De any reaS'hale n
FOR reduction OF the crop estimates an estimate
guess which would emanate only from an unthna'ns "
mind. Mr. Nell is an astute statistican ana u Is
him to-day The market was especially nrn
during afternoon when there seemed to be steady
comparatively small portward movement attracted
attention The receipts at the ports for the week were
is even lighter than IT was last week The New.
Orleans market was nrm the difference between tist
York spot l16c higher but southern markets
generally unchanged though steady to Tm me n
weston. 7l4s bales against 03tS on the correpohdhg
day last wsek and lg9a2 last year. MSS 3 bale. i
577e and ll2s0 chares,on J 7as bales S sFans ns 50
Snd SG Ss 6a against and i5s
estimated that Neworleans will receive Saturday 5000
600 bales against 1890 on M the coIespondns day day
DAYS receipts Houston 9204 bales agains, ~ so
coe.pondps day last week. and 4 Sls last year
1884 bales against Ease and 2SG' The receipts ~
the pTeVious week and year the weekly
receipts at Memph' @ % Ss5s a year ssens AZ nero
towns the week 202,309 bales against 23 I4'
the previous week and "a last year Interior sp
3l4,4;4 bales against 2UOS96 the previous week ana
2GG. $50 last year.
Opening range and close to-day and closing bids the
night and last year FOLLOW.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-26

,,u. Al ronr Island, f4aie,sc: do western, S~iic'
Eastern iSnS 90 geese 4asc dos 1Sgis EnS. but
steady for eno,ce o%. os irregular selec
lions ~ fancy heavy Wild ducks wond exceed near
quote woodsock per gsr 'Scss s4si ps@s
frozen pe doz s2as2 fO do southwestern fresh W hs2 ~
small snipe sog5oc wild ducks canvas per par com sn
nc, sraioc rntblts 25n35c venison. fresa, san''e'
per 10 isn24c: do frozen iSq22c. ,, .,,,,iiss he
on ta ,nke som. u edge from prices me ~.
cries OF tho six days exceed any vol sold
out The almost unbroken actlyiy o. "s "s,aIn trades
far has Included extra buying Tor csrtn ,n md
men distany situated from the depots Dut Dsnpfsscd
rode no inclination Of store stock mas Dech l.i hu,
Tn lately arrived canal loads form some surplus, ~
not n depressing straw Is fairy actse, as y, rve
strife to obtain TIE sa..y & i"s M ssayjs; No
S5as2I.c. No g. 75Q77lzc: shipping I1u,nsc, c'p ,",
mixed 7OnsOc; clover. 10uIjc; salt nay ,,, lg9
4,c Receipts Of hay to-day In tons were az ,,ns,
Hudson Railroad $50; Erie Eailroad igi sh,gh
Valley Railroad 9o Central of NewJerscy Kaoau' IT,
river boats. 1876; canal boats 22o; total lof' 'o'''
T'OTHT0Es AND VEGETABr.Es-Iri potatoes In
arge supply urgently offered. dull and "ehn. na
potatoes quiet and without much cnanse ts t, lac sa
value very Irregular Onions about s,snnS Sanlowors
crm Cahbages dull and weak. Root vegetables
ally and unchanged Squash almost un,aiaDe; hnre
ordinary grades dull Southern string beans ana & slsen
peas stendy for fancy poor lots slow ana pce
show wide range. We quote; Potatoes Long is,a @ p po
atoes. vneand s2ay2 IS: other Jersey, 81 73aS2 2S
do virginia 81 37asi 81 onions, Eastern white 81 oes
s2 yellow 81 20 red 81 do oranse CouRW; Rs, ~, ,,r
nlps 5oGs0c squash 30a5ce carrots oocgSl slinnn%Sn %
si4$l 25 cabbages per 100 81 T3aS3 celery per M uoz
beans per bag $24s3 50: beans. Southern. pei
basket s2as3: tomatoes. per box 25easi
New-York tribune., 1895-10-26
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Oct 2J Special. .-NewYork to-day did its bese
to bull wheat II little early. The closing
however slightly under Thursday. December opened
at 81 sold between CTS and Gos4. closed 6oAo
Co-sc The seaboari all the bull news: the North.
west all the bear. II NewYork influences against
Minneapolis Liverpool UP n penny; New-York rs-
ported forty loads for export the Argentine prospect
reported promising on the other hand. Minneapolis
and Duluth had 1891 cars. against sos last year. AZ
primary points there ISIS 0O0 bushels against 793'
bushels the day in lsii. The local Inspection
32G cars against l3 last year the estimate fr
Saturday 32J Export clearances were small
early buying but tried sell out the rally. The dry
weather continued The Mcnsan Bureau says the whea1
beginning TO show damage. The curb up slightly
talk.
Corn firm. October advancing isc 10 &c. and cos.
ing 3lc: December advanced &c 2sc: May closed
where II did Thursday 2gAc There good shipping
20c00 bushels The receipts light. S2 cars:
the estimate for saturday $40 cars Gables were
strong seabOard clearances were 10000 bushels Inc
incident IN the pit the covering OF line OF Decen-
also another short line May covered FOR local operas
tor The trade small There a goodszed out'in.
specon $4,000 bushels II is expected that local stoe0
Will show decrease this week. .
dull but firm october advanced i.c 10 lsfet
May closed rose. isc under Thursday The situation
is about the that In corn May pelnH
receipts a sharp shipping demand The Inspection
PAS the estimate for saturday, 10 cars w
charters were reported.
Provisions were weak pork losing l5c; lard and rina
~ 0to estimated for tomorrow. Product Was anee'ss
somewhat by the decline IN wheat. IL showed lack "
the speculative support has had for several days pas.
day bulls being sellers to-day II was
small market Packers keep hearish ....
ON the curb puts December wheat closed AZ oHe:
calls al 6l%c Puts on May corn closed at 2ssc' css
New-York tribune., 1895-10-26

'$s' f, s
largely orders bat the total voun. ., 40 bs
Scdns ne 81 fair however, For raisn fair
%n the prices steady few aays for po, and to
Stock be sh, and the feeling from % 0ps Paras since
the beginning Of the been oS tons TO ,ne
TINTED limit AS, s&ss S.a 'fn. tan @ Sni %ih fair
for fancy stock Nn,s .,ns arr oT the fail trade
quote: Valencia raisins 4i0eac "uiana 'ays oR-
IS"s agts Fn!S sse eac SfSrna SnS sgss almonds
ogiic Brazil nuts 5lsd0c' walnuis csaiOc' h'osrs'
tonoN M onEEN rRuIrrhe maTks, FOR SrD srsSn sS,
WIN ioa "n hikes On route for America the prospects
for further ARE re',a%n spres N Snnsnas are du
continue steady with inn roved demand q "9.Si 9.Si
IS % Der 90 b5r bananas 5casi TO- Aimeria grapes
s. 2@s7 80; eocoanu!s $500 $50 ,o-ko was active and
higher curing the forenoon ,-a@S ne was he'd very
firmly n good portion Of the morning nhe iS winter
peared be due The co"nrsa drou markets and rather
l,heral foreign buying. There was sood oe" " nrey
Hn.d ~, oa cp NrhWesern checked the rse
reaction at L:yerp',l toward the iisssno,nnsy heavy
the The morning ssps ed the short crop
and the drouth continue excellent Will & ,nJ MT The ar
Of spring wheat is sun on .sy eer sl cars against
s car " for The corresponding day last year nsr hIe
be come ne div dTss rhs Price claims tina,
the which is ger minated mas p, wt adverse cond-
@ aesp 39r S b other hand good deal OF wheat mas not
sprouted and the area Is reauern ~ receipts should
excess OF under ne rnr wheat markets
ns in,s.r Srre ssas7s bush against II 2io bush Last
scep SS: ss's y h, 9s Su.S aSsSs
ii547s bush The wheat market rt IN N" buTng notwh-
Ss sss gse "q'sr rn css S.s
included c No bard pglu1s :snbsr al sc Closed at
c7c $1,000 hush 80 N9rthsrS oaneTn at err puu,h at sc
vr pec naber anoat specinl November am ana heh "e
600 bush DO private eTns at .@1sc over December
anoa So 900 bush wheat Var,e do hmsb @ nncraded
pfVae az c Gvered Al the No red was quoted sc
over December In store for the day
was was AK ereo; Receipts continue to show dsereese m
tendency the strength in cash I were @ IA o1 bush
as3,ns; lj 900 hush ycar. Exports loS.y l, % x"s
against 100 bush In tne 49, ne, improy for
the day export enand was again Yy Tor Forward
loading The sales included 10000 bush 40 & co" x@ az
4osc delivered 10000 bush No corn %n,scrs m November
,ns'd n, 8Sisc and $4,000 bush special ware, p''I ~
terms export and 90" nush % " T"yemHer steamer
wns made today at 95s. oATSIne ma M hs' ,nroye-
WAS WAS ouet but hrmer FLOWING the @ MT
mon, in the markets wheat and corn In' Th,b,,cG
however a deal Of siecuat'r nirts ~ cats this
e k have fallen OF $4,000 bush in days g gu, az rlcns
couraging feature The close osb oats were QUIET AMI
steady s4oo bush nelTc'ng M g 3ic in store
sooc bush No white 2i.e 10. cusn HRARIEYc
24c; 700 bush track white 30 cnciaions are as
Inc ,,o,cd on color choice ranging in price rom ON
i no @ change 6s,ed d n' pfs i2isc and
s,ds ,one a, AtSi il,c .RUCKwHEAT-Market apon, vi
steady Ma1c q%td Is IS unehsnse the tone
ar,e; and 5aGGOc quoted for Western
We give for comparison the closing prices OF yenf f
forf he
New-York tribune., 1895-10-26
OTHER MARRErs-nY TELEGRAPH.


Buffalo oct 2j-Cattle-Tecep,s last "a hours. 2.2li
head: hus far. 1896 head for time
last week 1892 head; consigned through iCo head =
closed steady Western LOCO to 1850 io 50 80
goa 81 25Ss2 81 veas Steady at s. $3.50 & extra
50 so; light lots 50 21gsi 80 Hoss-Reeeipts last "a
time Is.! wseS 3 lSo head son:snsd 5hrSas9
market opened active and from &c l0c higher. but
weakened later. and closed from DC Zoe lower late
choice 8 i3as! 20: light horkes $ 1921 49, mixed
shoies heavy ~ oe5' ~; PISS - ioeNs To-; Eougas &
4lloo head; FOR same time last week $3.50 head con
sale . POO head market opened shaie higher: strong
for good lots common and medium grades du. exports
slow 81 sd G (sn6 @ "S = TO S" I E. S % a'y sSo a 3 e 20
common and butchers $3GsS S5 culis s. 25as2 50
%Sss %essr os S 50 "E S 3 & S 3 So
sheep in eSceen, demand at 50 SCg$S - choee i?S 20
ana eon,mon, 50 % asa
union stock Yards. chicago Oct ?5-catiemReceipts'
@ s. fea s ?Ses = c %%s ssS g S s. ss s. 3 ?a
Western sns 81 2SgSi iS & H0gimESeep,i 2$S9 .S,
shipping lots 81 o5; common choce mixed ss i5
asa 90 choice assorted 50 1oQ>S So light - i3qsS %:
Steady Inferior to choice 81 5o9Ss So lambs sSgsi IS
kst ssaey and prices Gnchanse2 Native steers S.
cows. 81 s5gs2 60; Texas calves, $G8so % Hogs Re,
81 %xs ss, g ii sS $ sS
prices higher Natives. 81 7OgS2 So mixed. 81 d.;
lambs SO 7Ou$3 NJ
Kansas City. oct 25-IIoRs-Recepts. 900 head mar
ke strong and &c higher closed weak heavy 50 e0QS5 ~
elilm 50 i5gS3 20. light 81 IJ9s3 10. s3iiSJ 30
Cattle Receipts 1000 head market nrm; native steers,
best 81 25Cr<i fair good JCpSi 20, and
heers hest 50 oON$3 fair good. 81 JOg$2 80; bulls
81 6lGS2 sockerG and feeders 81 i0N3 60; calves 50
Gsi2. Texas and Western 50 io9ss So shee-e
oepts. 1000 head: market slow.
East Liberty 25 --CattleIecelpts light prices
changed li0o 1900 10 81 sOGs5 good. 81 30Qsi 81;
good butchers SO s09S4 rough fat 50 5Os3 90. Hogs
Receipts fair: prices unchanged; prime medium. i5d
s. IS: heavy Workers hest - ogSi 49, common 10 far
Yorkors pigs 50 0OQ$i % heavy grades 81 O5Si
roughs S3l$3 20. Sheep-Supply fair market steady
extra, 50 s0Qs3 good - 2oqs2 io fair 81 i09S2 veal
calves 81 5OaS5 80. heavy and thin calves. S2u>3.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-26
A NEW PANEL NECESSARY.
TROUBLE IN GETTING THE HANNIGAl
JURY.

ONLY SEVEN MEN IN. THE BOX WHEN COURT Ap-
youRNED TILL MoNDAY-TALEsMEN WHO
HAD FORMED OPINIONS
Two more Jurors were received in the Court OF
Over and Term.ner yesterday for the trial or Davi'
r uannlgan for the murder OF solomon H. Mann
the alleged betrayer Of his sister. Loretta Hahnsai
Seven men were in the box when court adjourneu ''
Monday and the panel was exhausted IN 'he VI"
successful attempt to obtain the eighth man. d"
now panel will be drawn before the court Teoo"-
venes - ,o,oro
The examination OF talesmen was oesu" 80
Jpstice Ingraham at 1045 O'clock Ass's'a"' D
frsct- Attorney Mcintyre appearing for Tue peop'
and Charles w. Brooke for the oeiehoe' ~''
peers the nrt taiesman called. was excused as ne
had formed opinion Johh a. "''.'' y.
az r,,m-st and Henry Gushing. an auctioAeer' oil
r,orsh.m were both excused. BENJAMIN Natnan,
OF No $50 Fark-ave. Marcus B' SfMr.n MN, tYfty
painter; John Haggerty: OF No "f Ne r o,a Z,
ppsn.ts, and William J. Calvert. or NO; Zls %,
s So. n~oved unacceptable. and then Ssmuhd
Behrens. Of NJ. l22 west S'NS
called ,,.,ro,s," asked Mr.. Mcintyre.
.I am a manufacturers agent repied beh-
What's that" said Mr.. Brooke who did not near ear
the answer clearly do understand you 10 say
you os are a manufacturer Of eggs?" ,,,,ea
NO. sir l am a manufacturer agent
"ohi that's It," laughed Mr.. Brooke: IL thought
an egg manufacturer was pecuilao Ill s6uea nv
s1xSn esrman sea1 IN a PALMER Of No 2ss Eighth
ave. who was sworn in me seyenHt' ynH of No $50
}nry ooS was ,,tJ forty eiehths jeweiler
Tbe attempt tc get the eighth juror failed JUS J
tcs InSaham % ,Sok wnS nS exhausted Then ad
journed the hearing OF the case u's noa @ h cale5
M so sSt 0s0ck Ssx He aso warned the jurors talk
about the case 20 anybody
New-York tribune., 1895-10-26
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston, oct. 25-Cotton quiet. midd.ng SIC; low,
mlddng 7Ac; good ordinary 1sc net and receipts
=, bales Continent SuSl
C5 baes splnuers 81 stock lS5 bales Weekly
Net and gross receipts G2 All bales exports to the CON
tnent. H. 33 bales coagtwise. aiso bales sales lGJ
bales apinncrs. lO1 bales.
Norfolk Oct. 25.-Cotton steady, middlinH s.c: low
mliiling l Ice good ordinary. re. and gross
cepts 7a3 bales exports coastwise Gl bales: sales
43i bales stock 10 bales WsekyNet and gross re-
ccips Is bales exports coaswise. LIS sales 23od
Savannah oct. 25-Cottoa quiet. middllng. Ssc: low
middng i3 iGc good ordinary not quoted net and gross
receipts h5s5 exports 10 the Continent G30O
coast,ye 2. bales saies 3Oi bales. atoc D5s bales
Weekly-Net receipts IOo bales; gross. cons bacs;
ports 10 Great Britain 1856 bales 10 the Continent 1850
bales. coartwlse. 900 bales: nales none.
New Orleans Oct 2J.-Cotton hrm; good middlng
o i0c middlng s5-l6c: low mldding. Lice; good
New-York tribune., 1895-10-26

The Is unfavorable condition from the
standpoint holders Prices lower and nominal o
bass l5izc for Rio No spot and liT.c FOR Rio
20 The demand from Jobbers is owing
large part the Light call made upon them
tri5ution country buyers. The market for mild
fairly With the called steady We
bags RIO No spot l5l:c, and Of mild grades
Maracabo and 800 bags Central American
private terms. W. H. Crossman & Bro. cabled Faria.
Co.. OF Rio de JaneirO. asking whether
change In the prospects OF the coffee
In reply 70 their inquiry they received the following mes
sage Estimates of coffee being raised. Rio and Brazil
Santos estimates OF the 900 go
bags; Victoria Bahia 7J0 600 bags. Coming crop
reported a bountful condition. Brazil crop, Rio Santos
and Victoria. 10, ,iOO.OcO bags"
DRUGS-The market for opium Is firm and single
Qunine is quiet unchanged at 25c regular. with
+ * w brand quoted 27izc Essential oils gen
orally unchanged. Roots firm about former prices.
Jamaica ginger is especially firm and quoted at 30i7c
for natural. and 7glec for bleached. Mexican
phri,la has sold freely for sac
FLOUR AND MEAL-The -four market showed quite
little activity to-day spring wheat patents and tnere
was moderate business in bakers Winter straights
firm with little inquiry. city mill nour
active The scarcity Of wheat -four CON
unues all through the list Total sales were 1900
pks. including 800 bbls winter patents sB IO LOCO bbs
s,raghts export So So and 1000 bbls do 81 4OnS 5O
2.22O bbs city patents, - 2O9A IS; s.i50 bbls cliy
clears, $4qs4 TO- 1900 bbis city 2 So l0Q<3 30
al So &nS3 50. 800 bbls straights. 81 ij $500 SKIS
clears. 81 60. and I.G00 bbis 81 0OGs3 lo 1000 SKIS
extra 2s 50 80. .... .BUcKWHEAT FLOUR-Sieady
New spot quoted at 81 coqti oo and sales 30, bags
81 dpUx2 90 .cORNMEAL L-Market steady; sales 300
Sbbs at s2M Quoted; Brandy~ine s2 90; Sagamore
s2G!; Western and southern So 5Ods2 GO. BAG
white g249oc; fine yellow, 0oc; eearse 7eg7sc ..
e7's072ac: som. 67a0i21ic: ico.ib 75esoc: sharps
New-York tribune., 1895-10-26

lie. Simon Baruch, Arthur NJ Jacobus. Esbert H.
Grandin. Seneca D. Powell. Frank Van Vleet ana
Charles l.. Gibson. ~, o.,,,
For delegates to the Medical Society OF the S,ans IS
of New-York (hrty-fve to be elected. Wadron b'
Vanderpoel Henry s. Drayton II. Farquhar Cpaus'
Frederick Peterson. Elon n. CarpenteIIi trrapaIn
Walter Lester Carr, Thomas Darlington Mann.as sr
l. Foster Daniel p; Pease. Herman Hiurrav r. lou;
F. bishop, Henry j. Garrigues Frank Van rLeoi,
Richard Van Santvoord Eugene Fuller, ifenrietta
p Johnson. Charles /, Gibson William Il. ir.tch-
ard. Robert Mbank simon Marx Ko1sr6 T, a Nsver
A. D. Rockwell William Cowen. Dwight W. Hun
ter. A. II. Goe,et. John Elmer Weeks. hieha'" ~
W. Il. Horner and George W. Jarn'ah'
New-York tribune., 1895-10-26

Market closed firm at 81 TO 20 points advance compared
with yesterdays closing prices Transferable notices $40
Total sales 100 York gross receipts. 100
bales Exports Continent lsC bales sales 507 bales:
spirners bales sccx 1eOJsi baes. Spot cotton quiet
l-l6c higher Middling uplanda. 9-i6c mddng Gulf.
s l3-lGc. Sales. 5O7 bales. all spinning.
Liverpool cableSpo cotton hrmer. sales 10000 bales:
speculation and export. 1000 bales; American. 1000
bales: receipts 5000 bales middling upiands 4asd.
Futures opened steady, 1-64a2-04 decline closed quiet
and steady 1is@2's points advance October.
432b December January 4S2ib January February i356
February 434iab; MarchApril i35 to 436 April
May 436iab; May JUNE Ass JuneJuly. 4S9b: July Au-
gust 400 10 Manchester-Yarns quiet ana steady:
cloths inquiry The Liverpool weekly report is as
follows: