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The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-09-12
MAGOAlEN.

MAGDALEN. Sept. T. Special Cor.
respondence The ball given at the
Post Office last Monday evening. by
Robert BOatman, in honor Of Nj. and
Mrs. Funk of Virginia, and the Misses
Done gan and Miss Bell Wonderly of
Ruby Valley. was pleasant affair. A
basket supper was served and all who
were present had a very enjoyable
time.
HayinS is about over: the crop has
been good.
5, 3. Burnside. of Monida. started
out last week. with a party from Butte.
consisting OF NJ. J. Cornell and friends.
Thew 90 via jackson Hole. to the
National Park and expect to be gone
five weeks.
Mrs. w. N. Culver has been visiting
her husband, at Monida. the past week.
James Blair and Dick Murray. of
Lake, Idaho. are guiding a Chicago
tourist party on an extended hunting
trip.
Scott Donelly. who has been helping
Fred Hanson all summer. has returned
to Basin. where he will 90 into the
butcher business with his step-father.
Mr.. H. G. Smith.
Grandpa Whetmore and wife were
visiting Mrs. Culver and Mrs. Hayden
in the upper part OF the valley. This
Old couple seldom ever leave home. and
their friends were delighted to have
them visit than.
Mrs. Mat Collins was at Monida last
week with her son who returned to Ana
cOnda to school.
The Club House is being fixed to
entertain the club members who will
500 be here in large numbers.
Tom Clark and bride have taken
their departure for Boise City. Idaho.
where they will make their future
home.
Will Metzel has rome to Dillon for a
few days.
Harry Winslow made u trip to Butte
last week.
Miss Dora Nelson has returned to
Dillon. from visiting in the Centennial
. Valley. SUMMIT.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-09-12
Sherif's Sale.

I virtue OF an execution. ISSUED out OF
ID the district court OF the Ninth judicial
district OF the state OF Montana.in and for the
comfy OF Gallatin, in an action wherein c.
Main and f. II. Winchester. partners under
the firm name and style OF Main i Win
chester, were plaiDtltts and S. ii. Crockett
was the defendant. upon a judgment rend.
cred the oath day OF December. A. ID. 1891.
tor the sum of Nine Hundred Seventy.e1ght
and S5-l0O dollars. with interest thereon at
the rate OF ten per cent. per annum. till
pad, and costs and accruing costs mount
ing to the sum OF $2l. 80. | have LEVIED up
on all the right. title, claim aud interest OF
said defendant. $. Ii. Crockett. OF. in and
to the following described real estate. to-
wit: the Evlyn placer mining claim con-
tanning one hundred and sixty acres. more
or less. situated on the Gravel Range so
called. near the head OF Warm Spring
Creek and about two miles in an ~easterly
direction from what is known as HOmey's
lake on said creek. which said Evlyn placer
mining claim is more particularly described
in the notice OF location thereof AS recorded
at page 81 OF book : OF p~lacers. records OF
Madison county. Montana. which record IL
referred to and made 4 part hereof. said
properly Standing on the records OF Madi-
SON county in he name Of H. S. Gilbert. 5. Il.
BufOrd. Preston Jack. and .. Baker. and OF
which the said defendant. S. II. Crockett,
claims TO be the owner.
Public notice Is hereby given. that on
Saturday. the 3rd day of October. A. d,
1896. at one o'clock p. III. OF said day. in
front OF The court house dOOr OF the county
of Madison. | will sell at public auction, fOl
lawful money OF the United States, all the
right. title. claim. and interest. of said de
fendant $. Il. Crockett. OF, in and to the
above described property, or so much there
OF rs may be necessary TO satisfy said judg'
ment, with interest and costs, cash in hand
TO the highest aud best bidder,
JOS. |. HAIEES.
sheriff.
Dated this 18th day Ut Sept. 1895.
First publication Sept Il. lSss. 4S4
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-09-12

Lost-Two pair spectacles, II with
gold nose piece and steel frames, the
other with nickle riding bows. $3.50
reward will be paid for both at MADI-
soNIAN Office. III Sl.0o for pair with
gold nOse-piece. G.. H. Rev.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-09-12
Tell the
Ticket Agent

toticket you via the Bur-
lington Route and he will
do so.
Tell him YOU want your
ticket to read via Billings,
Mont. and the New Short
Line and it will read that
way.
aF Tell him you want it to
H|1l1jllmj read via ST. Paul and the
Burlington Route and it
l1lllIC: will read via ST. Paul and
the Burlington Route.
The service over both
lines is as good as it can be
ToOmaha, Kansas City. st.
Louis. and the South. the
time via Billings is several
hours faster than via St.
Paul. TO Chicago it is
about the same
w. W. Johnxt~n, <Oua. AEt
KILLINGS. MONT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-28

800; stock 15279 Total receipts today 81. bales
thus far this week. l133s2 Exports day Great BRIT
ain 31.Sa bales; France. GGJs Continent 't3' mus
far this week Great Britain ~ 49, bales France is'2o
Continent. 3lolG stock. 1oI2 li spot cotton qu-i ana
unchanged: middng uplands. - Ice. middhng gun
81 -1Cc. Sales. 600 bales. on contract.
Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cabr-Sppi cotton
easier sales. 1900 bales. speculation ana export ~"
American. 1900: receipts 26vOo: American 2aVrt Mlu
ding uplands. -52d Futures buyers at 3-64
decline: closed quiet 2isH3 points decline. January
April May 411i.b. MAY June. il2iks: June-July fi"p
July-August. i3isb: October I2xb October November
4l6s November December. +.2i-s: Dec ember January
4iiixs Manchester Yarns and cloths dull.
COFFEE-Tn- market slow to-day. and after open
ing unchanged prices II along during the forenoon
without important changes Trading was done mostly y
one concern and the business presumably Tor ba
more account About bags 81 the total sold was
even trading by locals The Hamburg market closed
quiet and about !. pfg higher with sales OF 4Wo bags
IIayre steady until the close when II Improved
little with gain Of about franc Ike
ceipts primary points large. The kio cable re-
ports No exchange standard II. 100 refs shchansr
snces for United atates. ZOO bags and for Eur9pr
900 bags; Rio stock 3i5 01O bags: market steady san
tos receipts two DAYS "a 0o bags; Santos stock 4sSn
bags market f1rm: good santos, l2"p f"ls nv
American visible supply OF coffee shows an increase OF
1871 100 bags compared with the supply Of year
market closed steady. with net advance 81
51aJ points. Total sales ls,2O bags. me street
market was quiet and easier. Rio No ON spot Is no.
quoted at 1Os.c and No At l0.c; 900 bags fslo No
SPOT sold al Os.c and l.oO bags RIO Nos u and q 81
fairly active and steady. !" I'm shl"s
'bo. 600 bags SAMANTHA anu 800 bass
American private terms IN" foho"hs s""s
highest loves, ana closing prices to-day on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-28
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

,,,,..,, oct 81 speciaD. to-day sold to the
s, ncure since this bulge eliminated ana II IL the
Arr, day that December has closed under =" cents Inc
,e,r influences varied Liverpool was dsappoih'
ran, suffering quite break Everybody was aec'eu ny
h yh money rate In East. Receipts at Minneapolis
I'll n.i,th orre even larger than last year. l6ls cars
,,,s, Bis cars Foreigners were sellers here and AT
,ha .,.bo,rd There was much important liquidation
ru1ahv was seller large scale. The crowd thought
there was letting go OF long wheat by Linn ana saksr
uparently was working lr lower prices There was some
support times from buying 10 cover M Tu
asanst prts was the only important trading on that
side December opened from 'o cents 10 os ssn. s
srs The Increase the worlds visible supply 1881 600
bushels W." yars increase There were good
anan oO bushels New-York at thu close reported
twenty loads for export Bulls took little announcement
,~orn an improved milling demand. especially for red
winter Minneapolis said thst the present rusn OF spring
rct Monday Local receipts were 3 cars with 200 cars
estimated Tor Monday. 8, - ,. A.,
.ay MAY sold between 2s cents and 27s cents. and
closed 2s cents There we're Liberal IT., receipts ssa o
good shipping demand Samples We're :. TO z cent lower
Gables easier seaboard were o3s bush
vanced rates witch into effect November The fine
also Increasing ,x s bushels There s ,r ~ss
was not important. Foreigners did some selling SO did
Nsw.Y Charters 100000 bushels. Shippers here
oats we're dull and easier. the last prices showing a
iGrs 0m MS"ss cars Gt G FOR Sample.
!. to y cent lower There were good cesrances
oats felt wheat decline and also the money tghtness
May 2is, and ?S cents bid and closed at
Provisions were weakened by larger hog movement
than was expected and by the signs OF bigyer move
day Of i7 cents lard and ribs loss Of 10 cents Half OF
this however recovered before the Close Armour
m sssr s} he estimate w Us wdnssday wa: h
Receipts In the West were over oo"U nead. Thsss vas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-28
I'VE GTOCK MARKET.


,.,.cs p.cdn,. II cars or as6 head. all Tor es-
,. and civ slaushterers The only trading was the
ss Of hGs .@ csrs . OF ,o0F city native
fair demand at Gase per No. ynt so osr '' of
r n, and American steers weak at lo'.nOAc dressed
lsn Tor shambes $50 cattle FOR schwarzshild
r. the C;eranIc takes out i4to quarter ~ beef
t Esstnans Company and the New York lI2o quarters
Tor M. sam II Hollis 3 oxen 1898 n a, 81 -
100 ~ 30 cows ~ No. at 81 go is do, 7'3 H. q" 81 40
10 "a, %Heceipr i head all for the market and
43G head held over yestrrday Neus ana srnsis
un.od rsS to SsSSe ' s c sGs at aaI
n hn"on q, Westerns at - city dressed veas at ga
iosc per H. few selected DO bringing IL Country
dressed rrassers buitemiiks also improved selling at
4isaGc. ,,.,,,. ,.,,s ,,o n, over,ge q, g. 81
Rras.ss 2I NJ 81 no. 80 do $50 NJ at So 7' do a22
d. 81 6l,snback: 10 vesls ica ~ SO 30: DO 2i5 H.
4" 20 Nelson; % Western calves, $50 h. at" ,.
~ %% sSsG MSlf" FED c csr 800 20 n !" IS " 49,
Judd & CO.. ~ veals l25 N. a, 81 go fed calf 30
sTEFr ANp :., ~ car, .sa. sr S
Ia % 10 h n and n. sias+ 80 ordinary
g Ss mo ' al . pr" Dressed or SG %aoS stsa at "a
&c Y @Fs;ssa LAMBS ss v n% s ss 50 N
2 per 100 n si do ysn at 81 % 20 ~ a, S.
,oa - v Msphsr, sh..p 50 ~ at ss7S '''
ru1d Co: Kentucky Lambs W ID, at ~ %,
o. Kentucky sheep H. 81. ~ do. ~ 10, at So y
stat do NJ ~ at 81 80: state lambs ~ 10 AT 90
Iums A. Mullen; ~ Michigan lambs. 10 ~, at 81 80:
IA Michigan sheep III n. at 81 -. 49,
" noes I.c.ipts Is cars 1850 head. including 800
heaa sr the market STEADY for live hogs at 81 sep$4 20
anJ uIes we're quoted - 2juSt 90 but fancy light
So, ',ys sold a. high 81 ~. Country dressed irm
AZ sadc ter 10 averaging from 200 down to 40
~ s ar y Iudd Co late Monday; ~ State hogs
,es ~ avs,sse at 81 10 per 100 n do. lI2 No. at 81
"a do 9iA 10 nj 81 ~ - do 222 H. al 81 10 10 do PA
N a, ~ So rough hogs +30 N. at 81 s5; do G2O ~
at 81 Is; 4 stays. 33s n. at " 80, a, 70
% STAT. hogs Is4 10 81 ~ do i52 ~ at 81 90 rough
sander. late Yesterday fi9 Tennessee hogs 1856 N.
n, a. %. = 40 3H H. at 81 So pigs. ~ N. at 81.
Hume and Mullen. late MONDAY oo state hosS '"' ~
at s4 20 do 800 No. at ~ NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-28

as3 40. sheep-Recelpts. $4,000 head: market steady;
inferior to choice 81 75ns3 %. lambs. $3as4 80
St Louis Oct 27-Nafional Stock Yards Cattle
Receipts 5ca head marker steady to str9ns native
81 5oas2 60. Hogs-Receirs sto4 head: market onloc
lower Workers So 35a$a A. packers 81 2oaSs +o heavy
s3nS3 80 Sheep-Receipts estimated 1000 head; market
du 'endy r psT oc hTsg ss a%sr Steady
. tSss so Go Rra%S s. ass fsH sSS
TO good fat bulls and COWS t2asai9; hsiisIs y s1g
slow: prime medium 81 70as3 80: heavy Yorksrs 81 cd
20; light 81 s5as3 o' pigs g oass 40 heavy
miNed 81 4OaS2 ~. 81 50nS2; cuils; oocgS
choice lambs 81 25QS4 80 to fair lambs " 0a
$3 -. Veal calves S+as6 oo.o ,s
Kansas CITY oct. 2I-Hogs-Recep,s' loWo hra1
market steady light and pigs ~ 2opss -; m-aum' ~ 10
asa 20: heavy 81 lOas3 % cattle-Receips 1000 head
market strong; native steers best - iV9y 20 a'r ~
to good 6Oa$2 30; stockers and feeders ~ 2oas 81
Texas and Western 81 3OdSs a. bulls 81 togS2 o calves
s4QSiO sheep Receipts 900 head market strong
Fu.fao Oct 2..-CetileRecepts for the last - hou
last week 1904. consigned through 4l6; to New ORR.
40. sale $50 All held over bat one io"a. @
unsoI Good steers si1sI %: common 70 good COWS
s. ~, s. 80 veaIs du saase extra. SO % H?ss.tE Re-
cspts for the last ~ hours ?5 total for Mel nus
through. 800: New York 224O: on sale foD is sd
ing Is held over Market opsnei easier aiosnd d
pss4r s. co. oas .s ags G
Sheep ambs-ReceiTts tor the last - To-,
week II 600 consigned through 400 to New,iork ~
on sale 200 Market opened steady, closed weak. zen
loads Canada lambs came In ate no, ne!uds5 ~
S cGs4 e'' common Gsm"Gs IS na mixed sheep good
choice So T5aS} IL cults and fair, 81 5oGS2 % .anada
lambs steady Al SASS 40 bulk ot sales 81 25ns+ 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-28
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New-York. October 81. 1896.


to % POINTS a ss s
saies advance of 10 points on better Liver
than aniiepa,ea hat market showing n less Of
7G ne decline Of only -, 10 points Busnes. Man
nothing Of special in the situation and
ie news @ mn In the %"re wa,
into extensive deals and I, sn'ep1'ed ina; bushes
speculative holdings being steadily qudaea. During
The early pa.t Of the msrnnx The ma 5 WAS %so"
about or 10 points on low estimate ior receipts OF
rs to 49, January from 7s4 10 7.sl 4, O'clock
the latter prices were ruling Fall River reports some
the situation is practically unchanged with spnners
inclined To- hold on s owhs TO rep a improved
for top crop Exports from Galveston were heavy, about
eAs ~. pss fO r. al s ra mere Thu Ner
market was Ise ;oTer otneT spo M markell ss @
SUFFICIENT this year TO meet consumpye require
sary 10 still further reduce small supplies carried over
from s nns. s al sg fa fSI"hs me "e
pound within week Al present the posset i, ,,, OF
In The event Of Mckinley election large amounts Of
boarded capital Will be liberated confidence VII be 70
This would mean an Increased demand from
pr~ciation In value Of ali speculative commodities
Foreign spinnes would be induced to re1ener ne mar
and as sr wants 0d are ers aTs se De
important factors in the cotton situation Receipts at
Augusta 1894 bales AGAINST 2 $50 6,es same day
bales. against eos and 4,sss bales az Houston. Pill
bales asainsi 7'is2 and i4443 bales Receipts a, Hons
against sa,e bales same day 1905 bales
5 SH a. EsSs to S assns and III
s ss at rs D se RaT: GS " s as @
day week. ana Gssa bales last year; New orl.ans
baes. aEan. 14os and 2oes bnes savannah ss27 bales
agsins, s9 and 80 si bales, cn1riesSn 10 b.e.
Opening range and close day. closing
vevto ni0hf nd Last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-28
THE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore oct 2Flour quiet and steady; nnchah ny,
SAILS 1900 bis Wheat weak spot and oetobsr . 800
13gc: December 75igltI574c steamer No red g.ge.fc
stock. 7GG0O bush: sales. 1900 bush Corn weak spoi
october. 2ssg@c; new or old Novenber Oh
Der 2sasc Jaauay 2.@Soo Fesua5y aa "a DO vel gI
low 3oa33c stock .2j30 90 bush Oats quiet but hrn
No white PC bid: 80 mixed. 22a22'tc stock ISL
42a sc: stock lle0o bush Hay stead to arm cnoire
timothy Sl2 Grain freights steady; steam to LVerpo1
per bush ID January Cork for orders per quarter -
November December A. ID. January. Cotton DUET
niddlings 49,. steady fancy creamery &c
ladle. i2ai3c; store packed. e. Eggs steady nalsc
t'onse firm 30 T. iO7.Nilc Other articles unchanged
patents 81 30as4 90: clear and straghs A 2OaS4 ~
winter patent 81 5oas4 o5 clear and s,ragh,s - iVg
81 10 'onmea steady dsa,cc bag - 'ols % o2 gD
corn quiet; stesm~- yellow. 35c no ard steamer 50 2u
20 , white 27q2Isc: new oats. 25u27c NIL feed firm
SIC 80: midilines si2a,ii co'tonseed meal $50 Pork
BET 7gsc Hams. iouii.c Lard quie! 5'e B "a,
binds. ga lie. fOres 4p5c butter 0u-t put
Vermont dairy choice. l5qiGc: Northern, crsamsry Hn
safe and yearngs. sac 'herse hrm: Hoitneih
ioa lie: Western suyc Eggs arm. nearby. 26a2sc Eas
EN- choice 20: Western. lsal3c: Michigan, isgsvc,
Beans firm yellow eyes. - 3jdSi A. red kidney VI Da
81 4O marrow. pea. 81 3opsi 81 Poultry dul NoIthenn
Young lat urk.y-, 1915; Western turkeys. eGloc'
Northern fowls lGlSc chickens i5ai!c Potatoes nrrn
DO: New-yurk l5c Sweets. s5cnsl bol ior norfolk
81 - for Jersey Grapes in good demand Sean .of pom
rrsdes si2asi2 new si4asis. Rye straw. s2las2y
I.aiher FIRM heml1ck sole nOn-aold hTsts' -on2i
onds 1920 Union sole. rss 27a2sr; seconds 2"n2"c
Buaao. oct. 27-spring whea, closed &c lower and
unchanged oats closed dull weak, unchanged Barley
Good inquiry: offerings Hight. Rye nominal flout
quiet easy Mtllf~ed steady unchanged
Chicago oct. 27-The leading futures ranged az fol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-28

quotations follows flohr "as
T' ad ss . yfs" What gs"T patents s. a5a.s 90
asl % N i sa ,.. s :; n w wSss sSs
- a.. * No sprin Wheat 66aCsisc: No spring
Wheat, oiSG by sample 80 red ce arr NJ qsc con- r.
ssris Il, no nomns 80 nax!eei 69sa7oe pin.e limo
On I 81 npa" a r 49, g Sdr rS GS s. g
ass 81 dry sailed 9sges ,5oAed Sast 70 snot go oesr
- sa 'i s. .sSs sraHpl"r 81 81 81
ta a r 'fSciansr to-iav the butter market
10 .grs were nrm fresh stock, i7'seisc.
cincinnati oct, 27-FIourW Winter patent. 81 l5ast 80
do fancy ~ 05qs3 do family 81 iOasS 40 S,ra ~ 40
qs2 low grade s2as2 80 spr9s lS'rst " o.
Marke, irregular and Unsettled NO ed - .or, 40
red G5pGac Corn-fresuAr unsettled No hiAeo aia
Old 25a25'sc 30 yellow new 80 sood old ear. Iop
90 new ear lao Vs Mar" NJ tS White Iva sc
~ mixed 7alse 80 mlsed ica6Iic pors- cl5y
butt -, hS'mr ,.fi uisf. ss,c short s sides 4ise
shoulders 4ec short rib sides ic To- ;. sor' clear
sid~s la.c loose clear bellies 90 h'sin- ~
salr- eo5 bbs a, 81 j.
Mnwaukee. oct, 27-wheatopened- weak. December
opened At o,c Touched d.e fell 70 81 ana 9Iosrd ..
g Ser No No Norinrrn coa7oe latter forward y
Noner' pro Ns Itn9T QUIET DI and steady 10
insiIy 10. 80 on track 800 rour-ouie. but hr@
~ is patents In Wood M steady at s7us 20
for sacked bran
in Wheat Was al opening The market , Was entirely NH
G, broke TO Gd Qo7c and closed AT 6.iggo.sc AGAIN
ri rlnsed nj Ts,c against I3-.c yesterday ASH "hf1
W. srtiyy prevailed throughout the session anu
r,'h.r liberal buying INDUCED ill., No Nortnern
80 1rnded on spot and arrive at nc iser par
,hsn "a. Characteristic ~ the market Nes,stuaN ~
.i.,.,nrs bought 80 Northern ht 2igc under pa-
can,er No . Northern Was In Improved teguess az
.r standard There fairly sOOd can LOT :, y
,ne qualities No with prices ranging loIn % w
,n '''n ~, trark No | lard Gjssc. No Northern os;,
~ Northern G2s pG3tc. Flour quseL' La,'i'-' Ii,
=, IN heters' a. 35Qs3 80 Production. o'vn Dds SUP
,n.r,. y 9s6 hbs Mil stuns-f'ran II b.h i'''e' S"
y. %; ,n,ddllnss 81 5OQSs; shorts. 81 WGso 30
phladelphia oct 27-Frour steady offering moa 'ass
What weak. declined li.c ,ontrae' -, isnn
1ns November TIn77l.c Decemher ,Sa so AM
80 AZ CONCEPTION market weak hlJ p,.
h'Ss,t rg,s' lower: No mixed. October Z2u"' 40
cloS,u n no.. december. 2A p3oc: January: noml
wi u,ts bernard Eight and market weah' No NJ,
tA, aGi lf.jE.o November. 2'i4m21s.c; pecstiDei
-, lamar 25i.u25.c Sugars-Rsfined hfm
80 s,o5 dem and: quotations unchanged other az
ticles unchanged t De-, ,ov,.,.
=, y.r for sacked East side Nnnst lVwer' 90,
~, 70 nominal; December. Ilesm 'lH.c; MAY ~
g corn lower; october 23.c nominal ec.mper vLsc
XII Ma" a57.c oats lower: october. l'c nominal, MAY
~, Butter quiet lower, creamery eAras I"gaie'
1 80 ,!SI5c. dairy extras liai'c; seconds sg9c' FORK
standard mess new; 81 WI lard-trnco ,e W.
I cars Missouri at 81 G5 Other articles unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-28
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

,-,o, Stock Yards Chicago. Oct 27-Cattle-Receips,
900 head market steady common 20 extra steers 90 !"
CsnSia Is. calves SsGs6: Texans 81 6Oqs3 lo western
ranger 81 500ss 90 Hoss,Receips 5000 head GI mnr
Nv. ~ zpsfss Sc common to choice mixed ~ io1Ss 90
choice assorted IS 409SS co. light 70 2o0@s '' PIGS ~ "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-28

an excellent shipping demand. The out movement OF lard
rom This point Yesterday exceeded 1900 tierces:
On the curb puts December wheat closed at o'is
cents. calls al IOiaQI0S cents. Puts on May corr
closed al 2is. cents. calls al isis cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-28

Market closed very steady at to 10 points advance com
,arsd with yesterdays closing prices TRANSFERRING no
hs,r. New-York receipts i3s3 bales; Er5ss or ,
Ernnrs: Great Britain %s6 bales: forwaroed u.s. sae'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-28

A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Irie-
a une received al their Uptown once. No f242 Broad
way I'd north OF 3st,s until oclocx D. NJ AZ .,
y-rsemens received the following branch omceS ~
regular ONCE until o'clock m VIZ; 70 SIN
ave- 2Sd ST. u? shave, cor I'm W. reh
St ioS West i2l-s 6th-ave % East 18th st 2S1
ST: a3s 81 bsNsen 76th and ,rt so, ss o a.
ave near 4st-st: S54 Sd 30 Blocker. 81; 20
Bieecker-st 9Os :d-sve.: 2to East 18th :ai 80
ave 66c Hd-ave Q5 Amsterdam *O2 west tzd-s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-28

Total daily supply ...... At 40 800
price paid for the surplus on the platforms
has been 81 % a can Of ~ quarts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-28

GAVANNAH LINE Tri-wseky from Pier a. n. X
- ,rsu, TUESDAYS Thursdays and Saturdays at r. NJ
for Savannah direct ~. q,
tv ~ Rlrmineham - Nacoochee OCT 81
Kansas CITY -. oct - city of Augusta. Nov 8
.raiiahasse Oct ~ Kansas City Nov
Irnsurpessed cabin accommodations. Connecting with
rail lines points South and Southwest For ticket
and freight rates apply at 28 81 353 8S5 Broadway OF
A the Pier foot Of Springst. . ...r, &C.,,
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nED ID" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS,

ID ED ID LINE UT SfEAH-IIff %
IL For La Guayra Puerto Cabello. Curacao and Mara
caibo via Curacao from Robert stores. Brooklyn.
IS CARACAS: wednesday November :. ! 2. m
IS PtIiIADEI.PHIA. .Tueeday. November a. D m
FOR MARACAIBO VIA ST THOMAS.
So Wednesday. Oct. %, p. m
These american built expressly FOR the trade
have superior accommodations for passengers.
BOVLTON, BLISS & nALTETT,
General Managers t35 Frontst.
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nANAMA RAILROAD STEAMSHIP LINE

THE SEA ROUTE TO SAN FRANCISCO
Connecting AZ the Ishmus for all West coast Foro o.
Mexico, Central and South America. =,
st.amar. sail from pier foot West 9th ST. y. Y.
.nvH%1"E Oct 30 noon FINANCE Nov. 10 nooe
~ For rates apply at Conpanys office. 20 Broadway
W. MUIR. Traffic Manager
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STEAMSHIP LINES.

U1 One-way Excursion. Tourists tickets 10 all points
IA Texas Colorado Utah. Arizona. California Mexico
Georgia Florida. etc. Also Hot Sprlnss Ak, re- -
SAILING along Atlantic Coast % Eiunswich Sa of
smiis, Voyage Crossing the Gull OF MexlSo to Gayss
TON T.x ARE IDEAL TRIPS FOR WINTER MONTns
Write Tor our e4-PAGE POCKET Guide mailed freel
G n. MALLORY & co. Gen. Ae.s. Pier ID r. X N =
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FRENCH LINE.
OOMPAGNIE GENERAIE Transatlantique.

" DIRECT LINE TO HAVRE. PARIS. FRANCE
LA BRETAGNE. Rlpt ...-......s sat VI 81 a III
Ia Dol 'RGoGSE. l. treuf sat NOV, I. y. IN
Ia CHAMPAGNE, Po'rot sat Noy. -, = m, a.
Train Hayre-Paris Cor vice yeTsal, Seats *l,oo exua
A FORGET. General Agent Bowling Green ~ .,
NOOK'S ORIENTAL TOURS.-Personally con-
~ ancted Parties 10 Egyt Nile and Palestine from
New York Jan. IL. Mar. o. 1891 All expenses
Included illustrated programmes from THos COOK q
SON 28l and ID Broadway. y. Y