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peaches. s7isc: blackherrics, I5gS5c: s-lt
STANDARD apples Ncm$I00
CANDY Plain candy, 5taUG. c; wrapped
'rANNEi ,.Ifet.1fr', pr tISs ,rro,yf,i
peas. SiOoJle6 Lima beans, Secession,
string heuis, 7n0itc; corn tGcGsia6. toma-
toes, g-lh s>GC2i ,c. seconds. 51qaSc. S.lb
75aSlc. rod Kidney hcuns alb 75ualc
CANNED MEATS Roast bcuf. lib
81 lodii5: g-lh. sl0OdR2b, lib corncd beef
2-dogen }llAUf II. LIB lunch tongue l.
dozen, s. G0u21a. IN oxford sausage p
dozen, 81 10; Frnnlllln sansnrrs, i-ih, SLSl;
an potted ham. i-dozen, 55uJ0r, Nh
ham i.doaen. bsitGoc. B-ib ie,iled ham, ?.
dozen 81 0l{i / 10
cANDI.ES- Granite Cs ana So. 707,sc.
1907 pnralino nesortcd ,oiors gN,ntio,
star candles. prel,c
fflpsc. primn 15ias,I5a. O.. choice l7IGtfl77, c,
fancy, lNaiSs,c rcnoeiry. is,sdlellc,
Roasted cofIee. ApeX blsls l0o-h 80
$1,000 less 2c commission. Arbu, l<les. IL,
lo0-lb cases. sel 10 less 70 commission. IL
SC-lb casss slg sp. Mocha ana lava. fancy
blend IS.
FINlfR-Cnr1oatl lois. Tidal Wave. $500.
Sen FAIRY srronl roller pairnt q al. Sen
Nymph. extra roller fancy, ti9i: Sea pcari
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Port OF Galveston, October 80.

Port of Galveston, October 80.
ARRIVED.
IS Aldcrssatc. HaIland Montovideo.
- Ida, Arana, Liver pool
IS Atlantic, Inward. swansea.
CLEARED.
SIS Saba. Kinds, Havre.
IS Comal, Evars. New York
IS Sprngwell, kinmond. Liverpool.
IS Warren Adams, Given, Port Tampa.
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PRODUCE.

BEANS-califorria small white, 2Es T2,sc
Lima e: hlhck-cye peas Sc.
i1ITTER Blue Star. lSc. dairy lhc: ta-
Bile. he; fancy ElRin creamery, s2c ;
fresh Texas country, Sr20c, If IN good cont
oLEoMARGAEINE- Solids. lie. prints,
l.C; Flgln Hairy bricks, iSc
cAAlitAGjEm.cMisssourl S2.25D2.5O; fancy
cHEEsE-New York full crrnm. issl
laiRc' Wisconsin fun cream l2l(i2hc.
Young America, lie; SWISS. 2N4f2gc. imiin-
ton Swiss. l79lss; brick cheese. llui2c;
limherger, lJc.
EGGS. Texas. in cases. candled. i5c
Kansas. Nc.
GAME Prairie chickens. 81. 75Si3. % per
dozen, venison. iNGc per pound. ployur. Co
m65c per dozen; quail 75cWSlO0 per dozen
squirrels, 'Gd1Jc per dozen.
kRAuT-New, 81 25N2.5p per half bar
rel
ONIoNS-Tcxaa, S5qroc per bushcl
PEPPER chile poe pr pound.
PDTATOES-Northe and Western. GO
acSc, choice Colorado. 70a75c; sweet pota-
toes. 50fi65c per hushel
. POULTRY Chickens per dozen, old
hens, s2.Cyl22i; large flyers. 81 75n2 "a.
broiiers, 'l.25Mfl.g0, according 10 size. tur-
key hens. si.00m5. 90, turkey gobhlcrs, 81. 90
Qs.o0; ducks, 81. 2Ja2.7j; geese. S3,JO9i,oo.
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New York. october 3o.-coffee-Options
opened steady. with October at loVt,l02o.
other months unchanged to points lower.
ruled quot speculation slack, pending
election and Disappointing cables, some
selling for European account ana buying
by local houses with Philadelphia anu
Baltimore connections, closed steady, IN
changed to points net decline spot dutii
mild quiet 49,. -, -,
United States, II BOG, including II, l53 from
New York; New York stock today lei,5i0;
United States stock, III no. ailoat for the
United states. f2l 900; total visible for the
United States. 6aSil0, against 5ios12 last
year. .
Santos. October 3o,--Coffee-stronge,r;
good average Santos. lS,7o0 rols per 10 XII
los: receipts u 900; stock, i05 900.
Hamburg, october sO.-s,eady; hgh pig
Mo, octohcr 30. ,-4ltirm; No Rio. A.7O0
res per 10 kios; exchange 81. Recelpts,
for Europe 5000 stock 2aS,0DO
Hlnvre. october 2o,-Closed quiet ami
easy AT hapisf net advance. sales lAmo;
New Orleans October s0.--coffee Rio,
ordinary TO low fair 12AMi5E.
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THE POSTS CAnLrGRANf.

New York. October SO.-The Evening
Posts London financial cablegram says.
The stock markets were Hat today, the
weakness conterlng IN kafilrs. which were
steadily pressed for sale from Paris In
view of the monthly settlement approach
ing. Americans were in good demand. the
markets responding here to the squirt in
New York, and the close was at the best.
Paris bourso was very FIAT, with n pan
icky fall IN mines mainly due TO the
gloomy Views held there as TO tho deep
Lowell gold mining.
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NEW YORK MONEY!

Now York. October 60 Money on cali
rate Of 100 per cent for three days; last
loan q. chose offered per cent, prime mer-
camille paper nomarally ti9nl0 per coff
bus ness IN bankers hNls az 4 Sllg6a. so,
fir demand and i.M}gdii sla, for sixty days:
posted rates s2n4 Nh ana iS5laaii So.
commercial bills d.S01I SOL; bar lyrr
Gi's. SILVER certificates G5la Mexican dot
lars 50ls
government bonds firm: State bonds
dull; railroad bonds strong.
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MONEY AND INVESTMENTS.
Doings of q Day With Wall Street
Operators,
THE MONEY MARKET MUCH EASIER.
Dealings In Bonds Show an Increase ard
Decided strength Dispiayed-S ocks
Were Higher Generally.

New York, October 30.-'rhe prevailing
monetary conditions were again thc dom
mating influence IN the stock market to-
day. The rank and file OF the traders, tg-
uring upon even more stringency for call
than had ruled yesterday. were prepared
10 see a decline In stocks today. The act
ual movement. however. was progressively
strong, the course OF prices being gov
erned by the early intelligence received
by powerful speculative interests that a
combined effort WAS belns made Ivy the
banks to prevent sales rising to a point
likely to preciptate disaster London
! ricos for American securities came high
er. and to this favorable development WIS
soon added the inspiring official news
that a number of the lcl aiding hlnfs ana
trust companies had pooled their surplus
reserve resources. NMiously estimated at
IRON SIS ND.0 90 TO Sg0.NO0.e)J, and would put
cnt AZ much money RS might he needed
by legitimate borrowers though AT Rites
not low enough to encourage boarding
-he extreme fluctuations Ia can muas
ranged from Go per cent soon after the
opening, to at the close. Ia addition the
unk syndicate or pool, loaned money for
three daNs' transactions az 100 orr cent
equivalent to &c per cent. Business MAS
Well distributed, with Sugar leltliur in
point OF strength and activity. The rto-k
scored an extreme advance OF a. per cent
10 Il5i4. The rise was partly hue to the
covering OF shorts. based upon the i'm
proNcment N trade. Although Tie mlytIct
was dhN at intervals the bulls met ptac-
tcallN no opposition in advancing prices
Aside from sugar the extreme advances
ranged M TO ia rvr cent ia st. Pau. chs
caso Gas rose rs TO 70 rs on report
mat q dividend of IL pee cent would be
further distribution of u. per cent on
January 10 next. The market clonsd al
me highest prices If the day. Dealings
In bonds were on an Increased scale and
decided strength WIS displayed The Hoad.
ing ISSUES were most prominent, both in
point OF activity and advance. Sales, ST.
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FRIIIrs ANn NIfrs.

APPLIES Missouri and Arkansas. 81. ga
2.75 fancy New State Kings, s2.7JlI3.O0.
BANANAS Per bunch. slJ6Il %.
cOCOAN'JTS--s3.50 lti.0o per 100; sSf.e
per 1000.
CALIFORNIA GRAPES-Tokay, 81 ~
Isr ~ ID crates; Back Prince. Rose Peru.
AuHeat ana Malaga grapes 81 20.
LEMoNS-McAsina and Palermo. choice
50. 2jm3.75. fancy, si.00ni,25.
SUTS-Be.kil. l0c per III, fllberts. Sicily.
lie. Naples l2Mc walnuts, ll@lict pea
nuts, 5lA45c. almonds. Taragona, l0c per
10. lso per sack; California almonds. Ice.
pccans. 4N7c.
RANGES-Mexican. 1915 per box.
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FINANCIAL.

Galveston. October So-Ster,Inp s,xt,os
buying at New York rates. less d sootln,'
selling al $500. New York sight. hnyinis
sSc discount, selling at par. New Orleans
ssht buyinE l,c discount. selling at pnr.
american silver, buying Nc lisouunt SCH
ing AZ par.
New York, October 30 Sterling ex.
change bankers sixties iSll2a4Siat: com.
mercial N.N4. reichmlrks. III 3 I6. francs.
namkers' sixties. s.23lsn5.2e.s commercinl
New orleans. October 30-Sterllnr tx
change. bankers sixties 81 TS7,gii 7ng, .
francs, bankers sixties 5.25. New York
sisht BANKERS, par. commercial, Sis dis
count
London, October 3O.--Bank rate ( per
cent street rate. 81 per cent. rate on al
Yer 70 l5-l6 consols l0si4
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WIRE ANn NAlLs.

Barb wire quotations are for car load
lots, T. o, b., Houston:
BARRED WIRli--Cilidden. galvanized,
$3.50 per 100 lbs; painted wire. 81. 05; Wau-
kogan, zoe higher than Glidden.
WIRE NAlI.S-R9te, 50. Is per keg: nd
yances. 10 to 60 I.nny. Toe, ana penny,
Coo; 6 and penny. Toe 4 and penny, 9Oc
3 penny. - 20, penny, slCD,
CUT NAiLS-Rate 81 90 per key; same
advances as on wire nails
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SUGAR.

New Orleans. october 30 -sugar-open
kettle steady 2l28; centrllu9gai strong;
Si1Gs,9 71s, seconds 2iAN3. Molasses
steady; open kettle 23g2s; centrifugal SGl7.
syrup firner, 1922. ~, -,
refined firm.
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Chicago. October 30, With good de-.
n,niii for cattle, prices aNSrattd ills
hteber for fat I'll ppng beeNts winch
w'te extr meIy scarce The tuik OF tho
cattle cross ed the scale At i.pHi. 20, "lln
no ucoi steers below i.S5, sa.es az S,vO
w. M tnerous and few fancy cattle
sold at 5lVabI5- the best BENG oniy ip9
aver IMAM "A year ago. The stocker ana
feeder trade 44s fairly gSed vim a, 'ai 81
2 so98'25; Western rangers at S.SS and
lew at 1904 iV' H. ,..,,,a,,t FOR
Nos nj about Yesterdays range ~ prices
There was sotne weakness cary mn ~ i ihs
a'rl-et rallied later on good buy ng. com
mon 10 prime lo.s sold Al ? 500 10 backing
droyes al 3.plG'3.25, ana choice hoss OF
va iois weights sold close togetner once
mere. The syndicate paid $50 Tor ABht
hogs. 80 n road demand az
steady pi,ees Inferior 10 ei ZhSSi 3, vs. VS.
s s,,n ranee sheep 2.7jff3 o.; PRIME heavy
natives 3.25aS,S1; A alna b Joys 1000 sheen
hnD
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crtAMpreL.IN's

Collie. Cholera end Dlarrhoea Remedy
This is the best medicine in the world
for bowel complaints. II acts quickly
and can always be depended lpon. When
TRY IL. and like many others you WI.
Recommend 1t 10 your frlends. For sale
a. rs and 80 cents per bottle by al drus-
gists.
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N MARKET REVIEW.
,,,s Prom the Leading Cen
tiers Of the World.
|o1 MARKETS ALL UNCHANGED.
!. Futures. But Little Spec
light Movement Caused
.,d.rabie Spot Buying
Office of The Post.
FRIDAY, october ~.

80 ,n,,,arcoa
suot markets cioscd
,,ros opened at a decline
,-on, . TO 9 points.
,a,s futures opened 2 TO A points
,,,ned another point. but rallied
IA a, an advance over yesterday
M.
o,~r o-The cotton mar
|orh' ~ w, ,oa,i traders in control
Ped W. ,,aa,t.ion ia do business
h'',e ,,s, M toct tina, the
e' c'.' .','ut.,, r.s,ordov in the
Pno"'u .,.i.,.r.,y On Nancy
0n as "favorahlc comment. TIE
psned at Il decline OF ga points
N 2ioO,opO bales coming TO sight
Der 81, against -'SupopV ior .ne
uuIinS ,sr,iaIlv bv reports of
and activity In print cloths at
II. with large sales Tor january.
and March, ana -. REL usti Ids't
Trading during The afternoon WAS
Id sharp rally FOL lowed. Inc
klosed firm at a net advance OF 20
ork. October 31.--The Commercial
,o,., chronicle saws. Our te,e-
He,'' ......, ,,,,.a,a ~,
bdNces IN evening l"''',"'e 'i'"'
and ,ha. IN s,mo sections. more
a"' IN ~ a.har ha,,,
3rly IN IeNaS' 'n' 'dt'c' ieaNS
zion has lntcrfered with picking.
aston correepondnnt states that
.s., - I'm "a ,,n,..
htiohs are 'udt 'he'e VIII I've We! y
crop in Texas. bat that in South
,s some of the top crop As now
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VIII BENEriT ALL rNXAs

Hun'sVIII" EhItfpfINf.
The intfsior towns of the coast country
are all Interested in the project Of dcepen-
ing the channel OF Buffalo bayou. II
would make Houston the great metropolis
of the South and would assist in solving
the problems Of freight rates and undue
discrimination.
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LONDON MONEY

London October @.-Consols for money
1854; for the account los 6-li. bar silver
- lb-iGd per ounce; money 3ian3A per cent.
The rate OF discount in the open market
for short bills Is 3A per cent for three
months 3ia per cent.
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GRAIN AND HAY.

Carload b1ts. Job cars, from mills. deal
yrs cnnrfe from storc edloc more per 100
HIS on bran. 2a3c per bushel on cats and
corn
nRAN--fhc.
CHOPPED .coRN-soc per 100 lbs,
cpPN Sacked. iOr.
OATS 2Uua1c No Nebraska 2SGIsoc.
HAY Alfalfa, 81 .o0ai2.0 per ton. md
let, $40 5Oull5 90. timothy. si6.o0UiT.00. South
Texas prairie, sL00dl,5O
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VESSELS IN PORT.


SIS Craigmorc. ". w. Wilson.
IS Saba Charles Orthwein & Sons.
IS Roduam, Fowler " McNitie.
SIS Castle dale. W. W. Wilson.
IS ltirchhcld. w. W. Wilson.
S. Sprinswell, Cuiiiford. clark Il co.
- Doramore. Fowler y McNitic.
S. Conscliitc. j. Moller Il Co.
IS Hlllbrook Fowler n Neville.
IS Comal. j. n. Sawyer n Co.
IS Delmar, j. Mollcr q Co.
s. WIN tbrrne. culliford. Clark & Co.
IS Rolurt Atkinson, Fowler y McVite
s. Straits of Menai, j. Moler \ Co.
So Shllitc, Fowler y McNlue.
- Vera, Fowler ~ McNitie.
)ik shaw NUT lIenke " pilot.
IS Manar, Orthwein n Sons.
- Hihcrnia. Fowler n McNitie.
SIS Claudeboye, Fowler X MuNltie.
s. Inventor. VIM. Parr X CO.
- l;oncroy Fowler II 60.
IS Beubridge, Fowler y Neville.
Ss Victoria. Culliford, Clarke y Co.
IS Ida. VIM. Parr 4 Co.
IS Atlantic, Culliford, Clarke * Co.
IS AldCrsgdte, ID. Ripley.
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HIDES AND WOOL.

IIdes-prccs paid by receivers
Dry fiint, stlwted ,,.....,'.....r-.... 5y5
Dry salt ....4ss..-. tssss.s y
Wet salted selected. ,.,...,......", "A
Deer sklnF .++........ ...,....,..,... 10 WN
Wool Quotations strictly nominal
Twelve months. medium, 4S
Twelve months flnc.......'.,....." "a
Sin months. lu2c less.
TNllow Pr mo ........ ......,.......
Bccswax-Good run.......,......... II MB
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GALVESTON STOCK
ON sH1pBoARD NOT CLEARED.
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.

Tho total receipts of cotton AT Galveston
day wtre $3.50 blles. as follows:
ny Gulf, COLORADO and Santa Pc railway.
3i02
BY International and Great Northern
railway, S32
BY Galveston, Houston and Henderson
BY Missouri. Kansas and Texas railway,
1i7f,
By Galveston. La Porto and Houston
railway. S3i.
BY barge Hannah, 6l0.
by barge Jules, lgS2.
by barge Read. SIS,
by schDoners. iDi.
Shlpments-To Liverpool. ~ Ramon dc
Iarranaga sos: 50 Treasury 1JsBi TO Ham
burg " Falloden Hall. 100; 10 rotterdam,
So Apex, 81; total 1915
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tieans. October Weekly-sNet
|S343; gross l02,7 60: exports, to
flia n ii.57o; to continent 80, 1s2 f.;
1855, sales i3, 500.
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VESSELS SAILED FOR GALVESTON


IS Algiers. Port Ea,s. Sept. ~.
SIS Aldworth. Lordon, oct. IL.
IS Adarth. Greenock. Sept Il.
5 Benhola, swansea, Oct, 2.
- Castle Eden, Rotterdam. Oct. a.
IS Creheld. Bremen. Oct. 20.
IS Cromwell, Antwerp. sept
IS Cumcria. Greenock. August D.
* Drumie!l. Barry, August Ii.
S. Easily. Barry, oct. 6.
S. E.denhridge, Santos, Oct. 10.
IS Ein!na. sharpness.
SIS Ethelgonda. Rio Janeiro, Oct. Il.
SIS Explorer, Liverpool. Oct. y.
S. frdmteid. Nicolarfi, Sept. 30.
ss tresntielu. no Jauero.
IS Carton. Santos Sept. j.
SIS Glcnmoor, Port Natal. sept. -.
SIS lIypatla. Portland. oc4. I.
IS Jcanara, Cape Town, sept. e.
S. Tampa sas, New York. oct. ~.
S. Leona. Wilder, New YORK. oct. "a.
IS Iynrowan, Barry, oct. IL.
IS Maristow, Plymouth, Oct. Z.
- Marthafa. Cardiff, Oct. 3
S. Mebr dye. Rio de Janelro, oct. Is.
IS Mokta Philadelphia. sept. :.
SIS Oswcstry, Las Palmas, Oct. 95
Sc penhrl ige. Key West Oct. q.
rs Phoebe Penarth. oct H..
IS nNmploh, Carniii' sept
IS ,tuaniOck Port Sa41,
IS Silveig. New York, oct. n.
50 strnthmore, Doigoa Bay. Aug, H.
IS Strathnevis, ) ngapore, AVG -
SIS Teutouia, Liverpool. Oct. 10.
IS Tr.poii. Barry. oct p.
- Whilhy. Buenos Ayres, August =.
SIS VIM. bancroft Swansea, Oct IL.
SIS VIM Branfoot, Swansea, Oct Il.
IS York Monlevfdeo, sept. 10.
SIS Zanzibar. Cardiff. Oct. %.
Bark Geneva, iiosIon, sept; 4.
sch Maggie Hart. Boston, sept. 8.
Sch Macmber. Boston. Sept. 90
Sch Chas. X. Schulz. Philadelphia, Oct
Sch Thos +. Pollard, baltimore. Oct.
Sch Mary Sanford, New York. Oct. H.
Sch H. ". McComber. Newport News
Oct. 70
Sch VIM. 4. Swan Philadelphia Oct.
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OCEAN FREIGHTS.

The following ocean freights (steam) on
cotton are quoted today;
From Galveston: Liverpool 19-6id per
pound: Hayre, le-Gid, continent 1860
li-S2d. New York, i5c per lGo pounds.
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New York. October -Wheat-Reccp,s
9l,3lo: exports AGo spot dull, No, > red
N1a. No / hard S27 fob afodt; options
generally strong all day except for an
opening decline, which was promptly re-
covered: the rise was attributed TO easier
money and reported further sales of Aus
tralan and tirmer late cables: local SEN
tlment was very strong, closing at isNli4c
net nIyanee: May s2is. Deeember l9lh.
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DAILY INTERIOR MOVEMENT.

TEXAS INTERIOR TOWNS.
Galveston, Texas, October 30--rhe move
ment Of cotton at thirty-two leading Texas
interior towns for the week ending to-
day as. reported &c the secretary of the
Galveston Cotton Exchange, was as fol
lo,yg,
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ST. LOUIS.

St. Louis. October 30 Flour Unchang-
ed. Wheat--Futures, Ani5 higher; spots
steady No, red, cash elevator 7Id7h.
track, To- No. hard. cash. &C. December.
10 asked; May. Nia. corn--Fuiurcs higher;
SPOT, dun, steady; No. cash. 22lsn22i4
December, % 5-SW22A. oats Futures dull,
srot dull; No. cash, 16i. May, ops. Rye
81 elevator Barley Nominal. Corn meal
Lilo. Bran-Strong, 40 bid. east track.
Fax sced-Gg Timothy secd-i rmc,
steady. lay-Stcady. Esgs-Steady, II.
pork-Firm, standard mess iobbing, 7l2'.
M725. bard-Firm; prime steam. aWla.
choice. II. Bacon-tloNed, shoulders and
"Nt'a short clear 40, ripA ib2ia, shorts,
AS. Dry salt meats-Bo Boxed shoulders and
ezra short clear, 400. ribs i.l2'3, shorts.
: -. Receipts-Flcur. 6rD. wheat, S2,0On.
com, $4,000 oats. 10000. Shpmcuts-F Flour
$3.50; wheat 2i,o01; corn. 100 0c0; oats. 1900
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.s.75 per box.
PAINTS AND OILS.

OlLe-Idnseed. In bbs. raw, &c; boiled.
ssc. petroleum. 40 test. In llbls, lic. Ia
cases. ;i.70; brilliant oil. sl.55. IN bbls. l2c
stove gasoline, IN cases, slN. In hbis, lie
Eupiol oil in bbls, lsc; Ia cases. s23D. cas-
ibis. 80.
WHTTE LEAD-Strlctly pure. easHc:
STANDARD white lead, ilsc; painters, 90.
WINDOW GLASS-in boxes. % and 20
u per cent discount new list.
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ST. LOUIS.

o ~ $50 900: shipments. 1900; market steady
strong ysstsridssysa ra raaseb ee sa aSs
sniPPii6 staa-s 3iOHi.35; light. 3.65, stock
shlpp, Feeders. 2.45n3.6o; Texas and In
Sisn cattle about steady. steers 600 g.5ouS,lv
cowp, L5ta2s5 Hogs-keeeipis ana ~ .c sn,p
ments. s7oc; market s'rons anu 's'
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NEW ORLEANS.

New Orleans, October SO.--H Hog products
ilrm pork. mess s. lard refined t.erces ~ !:
boxed meats, dry salt shoulders AZ. sides
AZ bacon, clear rib sides IA; hams, choice
sugar cured 9l2ul0.
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NEW oRLEANs.
HOUSTON

Market bare for choice cattle and calves
overstocked FOR sheep and hogs.
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Difference ...1i,oso 67,ol9 7Ol,g7i ......
LIVERPOOL FUTURES.
opened quiet and Unclaimed, with mod
crate deinand at p. m, easy, and closed
barely steady.
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BEER-Schlltz. quarts. 1850 per bblt
ptnfs sii M per bbi; Dixie Pale, quarts
iS'15 plots ~ Magnolia Pale. quartz
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SIS liispania, Dempwch. Hamburg.
- Ramon de Larr.naga, EchcNaria Liv-
.fnool
- Warren Adams. Given. Port Tampa.
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NEW YORK sTOcKs.

New York October 30-The total sales
OF stocks today We're 1855 shares. in
GLIDING Sugar, 1900; 81. Paul. %. 100;
Reading. 1920
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Workers. s.2saia.35; packers. s.iofi3so: heavy
S.noffS.SS. Shecp--Receipts, 10000; ship
ments. GOO; market steady; natives, 200I
800; culls. 75Jni.25: Southwestern mixed,
2.25G3.5o. lambs. 3Oori.g5
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New York October So--printing clom
firm. at IS ana no sellers Sales for IL
week over 100000 pieces
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
CHICAGO.
The leading futures ranged az follows:
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NEW YORK SPOTS.
LIVERPOOL SPOTS.

4" foRK FUTURES.
|@'" ruled barely steady and
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lNat becVes llrm, lal COWS and hcIIrrs
fairly active and steady, common and
rough stock 1ard to sell. fat calves and
fat yearlngs firm; poor stun neglected.
hogs dull AMI weak good sheep frmer and
In demani.
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COFFEE,

New York, october S0.-liidos strong;
wool steady.
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BONDS.

New York. October sO.--Clcarlngs 500.
331 ,J37. balances s., asq SOL.
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ohLEANs FUTURES.
c,ai 1905 was quiet and
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1896-12-10
Allotment OF Lands.

A commission organized and empowered
under several recent laws is now negotiat-
ing with these Indians for the relnquish-
ment Of their courts and the division Of
their common lands in severalty and are
aiding in the settlement Of the trouble
some question Of tribal membership. The
reception Of their first proffers Of negotia-
The San Francisco call., 1896-01-25
FOR SALE.

n Q. BEMIS.
~. REAL ESTATE AND LAND AGENT,
224 MONTGOMERY ST.