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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-14
OTHER MARKETS--BY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo. Oct. i3--Cs,tie-Receipts last - hours ost
head total for thus fa? s3i head for eanie
last week head consigned through W., mean: ,e
New York head: sale. ~ head marktt OPEN"
steady closed steady Iar COWS :. ~
stock bulls 81 81 veals steady at $ogso oo conino
fair. 81 50fis5 rs HoesRscelts last = hours .oN
head total thus far 2i3so head for same TINE
last week 240 head consigned through: .so neso
to NewYork 2so head; on sale go head n wdrs
pened active and higher: closed steady ~ sold aork
ers 50 s0lss S. mxet packers 50 7sgss So; medium
heavy ends so rough s. l0dt3 30 stays !? 20
asa pigs So i0 SO 10 Sheep and lambs Receipts last
"a hours head week thus far % 900 head
FOR same time 200 head. consigned through
100 head TO Nsw-York i2D0 head. on sale ooO mead
Including COO head held market opened shade
easier Tor lambs sheep steady 10 strong: closed weak
ra,ye lambs. good extra s. .oSsl So common to FAR
choice s. S3 CO. cul,s TO fair 81 55T$3 Canada laos
IN liberal supply. AZ 81 351$% 62iv late sales canada
lambs 81 3SeSt ~. with unsold.
Union stock Yards. Chicago Oct. D-Caule-heceipH
g. market Common to extra steers - fog
81 TO- stocNers and feeders 81 5OGs3 cows and bulls u 20
ass 5o calves soass 49, Texans - so%sS is Western
he, and saloe higher Heavy packing and ship,
* s. choice assorted 50 ss0t3 Io Light 81 oGss aS
pigs 81 2jNs3 So sheep-Receipts. lsUO head market
steady Inferior choice 81 1898 30; lambs :. 100
National Stock Yards. s.. Louis. Oct ia-catts;sRe.
cepts 1856 head market active and steady Native
steers s3Qs4 30 native cows 81 Ssa$2 90 Texas steers
81 s5a s.; u.s. Texas cows. 81 ?5as3 70 HogsmRecepts
7OI7 head market &c higher. Ash ~ SVss SSh; Mixed
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York, october l3, 1897"
,vcvrs pe,elpts 2s cars or 45i head. all consigned
to Exporters Win tho eSctOn o. ,a.s No .. tras sGS
T mporan Feeling arm sh y a gr" s Gef snI
a. previous 9e rerrgerator sasfc per NJ
sos a, At % ar Ions wsss sIe''s sh p1
today The rsurS 40 'a ra. an FOR sSSwarsschd
ssH%SsTs a s9" sS' qsr,s
the i6 besd or J. shabere sqp The Hri,snns w
luis 2.40 quarters Southampton all for Eas'mans
IA % sea @f' on :a Gs Trade Ss'
to s sSr yts. h.id d Mf:
ems o .nI1d rrasssrs at .d and mixed calves
ssa 1 oqn .sn rs rather slowly Country
Sely exceeded Oc and lie was the top quotation Tor
Gig 4a hrs.' IL H. Hollis. v:sis ~ 70 ayeraT. at 81
lc n d % ss Is IT 90 mixed calves .''
Iene wrsh! CO v ssa. lSs a. a. s & & DO
I.n.c N 49, :, II at 80 sras.ers $50 10 at
80 M:'es :rys r: ss" y tsr. :. or
he'd All ~ the market, steady for both sheep and
Vim very r. H Ss ' SSs and Poor no "a a sD
od at sGsa % 100 NJ common 70 prime ,m ,s at
at co. Virginia lambs ss 10 average
Collins 80, Virginia lambs. IS N. at 81 Is; i4i do.
c. o y I: IS ls" Se {. g, at T.
io v bSnsac lfeg State D mGs 70 r. a, S. % DO
a, e2. Il state sheep 81 10 , at Z: SO ~ 70 los
Judd a -
r<ert,ckv sheep al n So also late Monday: ll3 nd
ana Lambs - 10 81 rs 81 State do I'll 10. at - 90 ~
Indiana sheep. l03 n. AT So ..s- 40 4, =,
H. H. Hollis 81 state lants. 90 ~ a. " 81 % 10 al
AZ u sheep. 100 To- hi ~ %
ttDGs-Rec.ipts ~ or buD hsa ~ inclu.-lhS
n e hid T. 5 s = esany dressed firm at iassc per
n FOR heavy light weights. - - ,-,-
c,.s-G Tllenbeck date Monday ~ state hogs, sS'
H. average at s. rs per 100 n rough DO 24 10 at :. 90
A. " Lamb date yesterday: ~ state hogs ITO 10 az
81 do. 2s5 n. 50 - .,u-
Sanders date Mon4ay 30 state hogs i.3 TO- al - ~
81 n Hollis: = state hogs 212 No. at 81 sI'1; 40 DO
POS n at 81 s7: ia 40. IDs 10 So So ~ DE- "a TO- at
ca ~ rough hog 200 n al 81 10. 3oI 70 al u:
Hume & Mullen yesterday: 81 state hogs 1886 70 AZ
So 10; n DO 2s7 ~ 81 70 rough do 20 10 AZ - ~
rrtd q Co date Monday: ~ state hogs 80 h, at
e. 70 rough DO 42i ~ at So 10; stag $40 ~ at 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-14
AVERAGE ADJUSTERS MEET.

The eighteenth annual meeting Of the Association
q Average Adjusters of the United States was heio
1 the rooms OF the association. HanoVer-si'' yes
'srdaN When President Henry Wreaks caied 'ne
meeting to order there good representation "a
noA-resident as we'll as resident members present
Inc matter OF Section u. Rule A. OF the an
serp Rules relating expenses for carrying
sorward by other ships in case OF disaster 10 s,
s ssSfyns vessel, discussed at some a &C.
me meeting adjourned without taking denhite ~.
uon with the understanding that speciaI fneet!,s
Se held in the future The officers fpT .rv
ktewart chairman and William A. Walker. John A.
e. Gourlie and walter D. Despard. members OF the
executive Committees,
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and closing bids ihs

Mark, closed steady % points afysnss -,
n ,.stardav'e closing prices lfansferrbl. nes,.s
~, TOTAL sales 1913 400 bales Nsw- or, , ne 81
~ rri,,in 100 bales. France. $50 bales saic
bsfs' NsIes. SINNERS bales stock io25to na'
t"i today. ~. oG1 bales mus lhr .nis
uDts ,ics Exports to-day: Great Britain 4S. oast
$500 ,1o tacs Contif emf. .s-, bai~s. nus Ia
ih,s 49,, 90; baies stock 80: op2 bales ~, eo ,t
ON ,,c si,'anco: rdlag uplsnds &c mii.ng sur,
9ue' ssies toII bales. including Ill bales spinning anu
900 Lales contract $780,. ,.r.
yer,,o cable-spot cotton. fair ousinrss s s.I
~ nm, bales speculation and export '.p ohs.s
O 900 bales receipts alWo bales hnticss,'
~ d Midalng uplsnds lI-3d FutuFss s,ssn;
sellers a, Ianuary-February i1ib February March
s. 'MaTehA April lli6; April MAY tlith MAY
~, IT,neIuiy iI5i.b; July August, ilob'
4,3v G.,oher- November, 4lstb; November
SIZE n.c.mber-January. 4li.b. Manchester
small inquiry: cloths duIL -. 81, ,,,urss with
SVf =: "a 70 points higher. There Was adatonai
prI',s turing the morning which carried W,es w
si,ns !" ents more and sales were nia1s .. a
~, ~ - points After this there was
s' The drmness due largely TO better ma
uarra showing a net gain Of franc, WIZ -aes
~ ,yorable received from Brazil Du,
,..-e conflicting. one cable estimated tnr pn ~.
,po -o, at $50 90 tags and next crop at 2o''rp
,rorher cable said that conditions were ihN
a. ptt crop There comparatively lite cott-e o!
loI M pecents Al Rio for days i2v, bags rl,
was easter during Part Of the afternoon and part
80 a.. adyance lost liberal selling The nu,cn
IL, ,yent IN about nc below brokers' yalustion Mhket
nu,., I'm. sueet market Is steady. but quiet WIN fo
al lHfsc and pessity ioAc Tor Invoices WIN NO
quoted al i0hc Mid coffee ruled hrn. Win sales OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-14

IS iooss A. heavy, % sodss IS sheep-Rsee'7s' A~s
head market steady strong. - q. m
East Liberty Oct 13CattleMarket SLOW eur. ~ ~
asa 90 prime 4o1S+ So good lSyss 90 90 oy ~
good s26S3 IS: heifer. .sgss 70:
prime medium % 75a33 s0 heavy Workers g 7o9e3 -;
Ysrssrs 50 eoasS g. pys s s9S's 81 sssvy
slow prime So 5oas3 good SO 25aS3 io fair mixed
81 jOdk3 common 81 JOqS2 cuIls 50qSl choice lamos
500 s. 49, fa good lambs 81 75s$S '' veal eaises'
- 50n$1
trons light and pigs. So 25gs3 So medium IS Dgss To-
eavy So 1898 Cattle-Receipts l2UO head; markss
SOW native stee,s best 81 1884 6 fair 10 good - "
GS4 ,5 and heifers best 81 6onx5; tar 70 eooc
heifers best So 6ou<3 alr 70 gooo
Al S bulls 81 75a$2 co. stockers and feeders y %
ass 80 and Western. 81 6Og$3 3o caves soH$s
Sheen-Rsceipts 5000 head market strong.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-14
MR. DEPEW'S OPERA HOUSE.

Chauncev NJ Depew told in yesterdays 1rio-
une has purchased an opera house. Ii is hardly
believed that he will resign from his present place
TO devote his entire attention to the theatrical
business The new opera house which Mr.. Depow
owns is at peekskill and Is named after him. lie
made d speech at the laying Of the cornerstone IN
October 1890 and when the house was opened In
Septernb~r lse2 Mr. Depew made another ADDRESS.
The house. which originally cost about %0OOO, has
had n trouhious fIme and finally was sold
Under the hammer on Monday. Mr.. Depew bought
T. He is receiving numerous congratua lions upon
nk new venture and no doubt. ne VIII DC p-selgeo
IN his Once lv managers Wishing TO place com
panes and by INDECENT actors who will appeal TO
MN AZ one OF the craft
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LONDON WOOL SALES.

London Oct. 13.-The auction sales az wool to-day
conducted by Messrs. John Hoare Co. Messrs II.
Irwell & Co. and Messrs Charles Blaine 4 co, There
offered Il 1852 tales Of good The attendance
large and the competition keen Prices were r
regular Good grades sometimes above the figures
ruling In July but Inferior kinds dragged and
buyers Following details OF the days sales.
W prices obtained:
New South waes-i.90c bales: secured. sGgs AID: do
pieces IDOLS Nd; greasy. 5asisd. do locks
ard pieces. 4s.1GAd.
Oueenslard-350O bales; secured. s,ials 3td locks
and pieces 1dQis Id greasy 5a9d DO locks and pieces
5A4ttd. .. ..,. .----...-...
Victoria bales: 6tsd;. Do forks
pieces 5ismaf.
south Austraa-5to bales secured '.sdnls "a; d.
locks and pieces Gi1ls lad greasy 4g5gd do locks and
pieces. 4d5i.d.
Wea, Australia 100 bales: greasy. ft74d,
TasInana-+2 bales; secured. yis1lod: do locks ana
Nav; ze,sndE. 500 bales. secured sizaai. I'D do
locks and pieces 6dfls 2d greasy, Gd3j; do locks and
cape q Good Hope and Naal-coNo bales. secured
ss.dfis 3isd: greasy. 5n1i.d. -.
I'll. first series Of 1897 will open January TO-
and the second March and the lists will close January
Ia and March o.
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WHAT GENERAL DUANE LOST.

General Duane. president Of the Aaueauct .o,"-
mission whose offices on the nth floor OF the
Stewart Building were entered by sneakthieves
between Saturday noon and Sunday afternoon. sain
yesterday:
Ca Sunday. Immediately after had discovered
the, my desk had been broken into. reported the
ease 10 the police We have not yet tne Snsu' -
clew 10 me identity OF the thieves. The aruciss
stolen aggregate IN value about $40. They lnciuue
q couple AZ ,ets OF draughtsmen's instruments, a
few cigars and a dozen or so Of postage stamps.
Genera Duane's theory is that the thieves en-
tered by n window from adjoining once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-14
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS..

IJv-rpoo, Oct l3 3:i5 D.. m.--Besf-Extrs India mees
6-n, a, l,s. prime mess firm PoTk-Prme mess.
western nne arm at AS cd. do medium firm <Os.
Hamsshort cut about u to ~ n. rrm al iss ID Bacon
about - TO 80 10, arm at DDS I'd short
rib about 20 TO - 10 nrm al .ss; long seas maass'
les heavy. about 20 y ~ No. hrm AZ 2ss short clear
nddfe. heavy about 45 70 80 No firm at 23s 3D. clear
s,lss about I: 10 IL 10 firm 30s shoulders about J?
o il No. hrm at 22s L@rd--Prme Western spot hrm at
Cheese--Amsrican finest white August make.
arm at 49s do coored August make hrm at sos Talow
Prime city firm ?ls Sd Cottonseed ol-Lverpool re-
Nned arm az I7s Spirits OF tupen,ns firm at 2is 90.
Rosln-Common steady at Is 4isd Wnvst-Noi Northern
sur,ns drr, al "a Corn-Mxed Western spot firm at
IS 2Nd October firm at IS 2d Noysmber arn at ss ?td:
Ds ,ember firm rs ID FlourSt-s Louis fancy winter
firm al 7s Hops London-Pacinc coast nrm at 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-14

ehicseas se' s i'f r6c.,ss net sa+ss aooys
they SCI: fairly &C. though early ne wes ,rihe
md e was ra;i1ee Ducks and seess IN i:n; asm@se
M II free suppl ard dAsss nSf b1e a.
SD pr ?3GT n per r. 4 asey e, r. %, pigeons u's
pair. i5a25e .DfEssEp-R Tor the week. 1913
PHss, Ioo'e- weather during tie middle q las VIZ
2ciineq to ask SIC for fancy sea!ded chickens and
and with continued liberal receipts he uarke, dToprei
sa;e FOR fines, sealded chcSns supplies s1Se's i've
re,y Fs ina, bes sS' ,r reely offered at
very slowly &es'srn fowls vesksned the latter Pa,t
and his week with !areer supplies and very slog de-
81, for sc,1ed an, ,os ncr are extreme a, he
close Fancy Philadelphia chickens continue scarce and
quality and selling ery slowly at irregular prices spring
any improvement quality. Nearly all lots are qiSel
win small and thin YOUNG lureys and While i
sraieh, lots they rarely sa,able above "nloc
d1s aHd gee. a. sop-caenins the q thei, -asor
s.d wih nocerSc .unnHo enc s f'r ,.i s' rroor
N quality Tame squads in good lensni ard ,p
% -esiie prnc ,oaiis % s,eaT zoo a. o'a
i3ali~. 10 common 20 goo, 9Tic - we~tern. dry
picked fancy SIC. Do average prime LET'S O., IN
9.ol Ga7,c Do posr 28lc. f,al. western dryp'r .
Gr7'4c; cocks 5.c. epre euck Tas.eto and L1nT
d = fmrF Tf I'll,
vce,er, 49, ,.,rio- Coo Eaete-r iifiG.; squads
ra- DOZEN 81 2sas2
GAMETaer good demand ar Che''1 n large o Pl ih
9s,P,., ~ "'.-' lnt -s.-,or a1eh grades
W.. ,rc,rt,r, -rs r,-,roe Western er0u-, n-0d-a'e
supply and ar, Nearby ps-triss s reaeiy su, We
mp d"i iI.N" -rl' O,t, small lots u
oy,. onsu "h,.ce re- doz s2as2 - DO sna.l 81 ga
e. Ia nsrrritges nearbv per pa.r 81. 30 Western IN
avn pr'e' SU..",' ~, NV soqooc rartrdeee ana
r',se ,o,r 9a05O-, vo1l.lrk fair % choice - - =
I:neiisa snipe AMI golden n'yer choice ner doz 81 %
r,"i S'Td~ &c 20 Ia ahdsd siGsi 20 d. Ma
iarl loaGo' do bue-wing teal 'opSoc 10 sr'en-~ins
r-r y, ~
nv An srR,yy-rl,,.- Tn. threatened storm of to
day plt back much ~ ne 'rs',~ % snre..iSr The
tone Of the market vs. .sennT s, on hem sem. FOR
ward e y lac ana ,ome.ien 70, i IS no ,s ~
sharp - ahn Snpl'. ' ave- cuo,e1 as before
Iary ana ~, i, sf. . ~ Ia. Of Canada TO tie supply,
t ,ti,- s,-.,y nri.cs for long rye. NevJe' say
and Pennsyf 9ni' j. Nuns W. s oie Usy l,rse bales
n1n~r' - io., n SAL No / per n - SOC
y pc 100 ~ y go s Al small pr.ss-d bales arr
H. ~, Inc mos y, rraie hay $3.50
hay per 100 - 4'a."'e ciP'er ,s iD ie., n s5a
clover per i'' 10 "'"' 80, ,-1r-~. 4, ,sngsJ per
~ ' - 80. -,et,+s ~ nav In tons At noon, t5.i1 .
ncl"i I"y'i, ~ ' T,Sr piyer Rarosd 80 Erie
was a f..io"s ~. So isn Leher valley 10
i-i.ltSFi - o,..ri. AMI W-sf.rn iu. Central
bitl'rc i"H '..,'' ~. r.rs 80. total
81 NeN -'eEH'- 81. y, ,., o. week A.. az. l..
lV'N IONS l.Nl''
ceipts - sira" To-Day o. On
POTATOES AID VEGETABLES -i',is i' s, p.i
are hrn .nies sh 49, w. ,,,a ,.r.r ami rre.tlns 4
unchanged prices jersey s"e~' pvtt,
draggla- heavily virginia st,th ln "s lr'-l a. ~,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-14

-, ,sn ItrrE-The market is very quiet and has
hem Tor the last days Prices are UNCHANGED lone
pen a. s,r1i, quote Manila hemp spot, ~
u ,isr shlpn Mt from Ia!iei Kingdom, f'sc'
81 sto, s.c; shipments. Shc ju'e spo 90 snPm s
int quality lac; lutr putts snp
DER quality :-i5c mixing lac baggng lhT2c
inrIt for dry hides. with Onet-
,g. very lght and hrn, Tanners are exdshty
~ v full prices. but there Is very tt!e STOCK 70
"Ht s,niqher-c puiet, but steady sales for the
~ yer. ~ hides Eeceps for me week were s:.o a
noe wear We. quote California. lsc Matanoras ise.
as. IA, Rogota i.niJc: Central American az IL
ofhcc. 20 Puerto Cabeio i2c Laguayra lie dry.
,s W,racaibo SC: saeania. 9l3c Texas ose; Mats-
h's.e' oi'c- southern. SuDc wet, saed Ne"-oreahs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-14
NEW TPAMPS' LODGINGHOCSE.

Tne city authorized. through the Sinking Funa
Commission. yesterday. the leasing OF the iour
story building No. 800 First-ave. as a ramps
lodging house, at the rate OF 200 wear and ior
. term Of three years. The new lodging house Is
10 take the place OF the houseboat at the East
Twenty siyfh-sf pier.
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SOUTHERN CorroN MARKETS.

s>>resten. Oct. 13.--Custson quiet: mIddiins Ir %
<,n.' IAc; good ordinary UAc: net and E,o .sa
xs sSA bales: saics, 338: Bplners .. siock
Z Norfolk. Oct; is-cotton steady mddng l-l6c; low
s Ii.iec gVod ordinary. csc; net ana e'oo ,aa
~. eSa4s .
ssw-oSesns Oct. lxcoston nrm god m'eo ordI
miediinx 7xc; low mtedilng, i-16c; sooG n,3
islsc; net recsipss - 229 bales; gross: sS
49, 10 France. $50: ssleA 10000. stock. lon,
uSS"sInah Oct b. Cotton arn: nidi!nS oo, ~,
e; net receRta - bales: gross. Sta; s1p''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-14

Cash quotations wefc fO!ONs rIoul Nds HiH
s so w6 ssI"s psseas s. hard
s:a S Gos s 5ssi >, il wheat SOS
!" .G'S 10 pr Gs wGs y q 10 pras wheat
s' as ~ req No re- s 10 Sp SaI: aou
& % g. snJ PORK 1D. s sd Poi Sq: 81 p dry ss
h.asrs boxed Sass rs stort clear vs dss seAs
s. IS; sugars cut oaf s. sS sranaaed 80 standard
sGi'sI 5 a5 a arm rs Is
firm. fresh stock i5ai5isc
do ses s. Sos I'D g. Do ssy ssS
% Si2 SGns en naIsn' ~ M &c. 10 red
7oisc; No red esc corn-Market irreg ular; mixed
ssss S@;s a %7T:a e is: V f;1i
. At ,6 .s IS s: .a.s Sc. .e s
:Sr cf s5. ssss & @ dS S s S SIDES sSSG
Family Sc 22s ONO ana Indiana a cream;
i2al2lac whiskey steady sales, 81 bbls at 81 IS.
Milwaukee. Wis. Oct ls.-wheat opened steady: De.
ssmber opened co.'s fell to 6g rose 70 e9;c fe!i to
81 / Northern zoe No Northern e7aaossc latter 70
higssr: No track $50 No on trses seisaa7c: No
90, 35s Flour arm. 5aoe higher mnsrs asking 8 osa
g 3 1 bran selling ana at g Vs mddnss ranging "
Minneapolis. Oct. i3.-The wheat market wss-in lin.
with the improved financial sentiment Decenb-r opened
bound took the breath from scattering shorts even
tie bulls excited the event. The market held
and steady all the session. December opened az
G7i.c sold 11ssc declined 66s< and closed 6S's1
&c &c YESTERDAY May 6pened at Tie adj anced
1lAc and closed at .07s0Ilc cash wheat. The basis
Of trading No Northern lc under D-cerber
al opening Afterwari iic under the be-t price
obiairabe A Of feeling exhibited toward
offerings Of new No Northern and No g. the former
selling slowly 2n3c under standard and the latter AZ
53GG.c on track No hard 6sa.c: M Northern.
654c: No 2 Northern s3isc. Four-Patents, So Goa<;
bakers SO i5es2 ~ protuction jioop bbls shipments
II 63s bbs Mistuns-Nallss are higher: bran In bulk.
81 2.as4 80. shorts 81 1895 mddings. SO 2.as8 10
Philadelphia. Oct. l3.-Four quiet: generally 5aioe
higher Wheat contract wheat, October. !4,f
Itlsc: November, 7'a75lse; December 7sa7sc January
1III1i.c. Corn strong NJ m Nf6' Dcr1h x NV nher
ana December. W..d3lc; oaS-opIions dull and future.
beyond this month sc higher. No white October. 2Jts1
osc November. December and January 2s62sic Butter
strong. creamery ice Pennsylvania prints.
wholesale, 2oc; do jobblns. 2a2ic EGGS hrmer good
demand Pennsylvania firss 1sis l3c Western do 1sc.
Sugars-Renned quiet unchanged Other articles
changed.
st Louis Oct. i3.-Fiour unchanged. patents. 81 500
$3.50 Bran hrn; sseket e,si So, s5a37l.c Wheat
eSsnber :3I.r bid May 25.e Oats h,sherj May ?ls.e
l5ai6c: dairy extras l5aisc; seconds eaioc. Lard
Prime 81 IS choice 81 35 dry salt extras
short. clear. 44c. Other articles unchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-14

hsgs M.racaibo ami go bags Central American on
private ,nz,.
Contracts closed steady. with net advance OF "al'
points Sales 3o.ij0 bags. as follows: ,,,a,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-14
THE STATE or TRADE.

I namGss Oct 2 . sSss m d. m
spring straight IS 1894; sales ?ece sos wn as
s Steamer 'p Se sna red TOE S sample
7sc do on grade 'sa75c stock eec go bush sales :,
i'd November or Dsesmtr oagSls January si ass
:las SOCK s Sa. 6 Ssg1g Ssr 'G 20 %h
no 2 mixed eiaa2c stock io2s 900 bush rye i ,s M
BUSH aay Fm and Snchsnged Grain eghrs
tendency toward higher prices steam 10 d S ocoSs
81 Nyess Cotton sgs. & s ssors ro
sides 5Ac: clear sides 5fc sugar-cured shoulders ,s
hams large Oac small lie refined lard Sse nscsd
1qSc Eggs unchangsd Coffee firm; NJ = iose, sugar
hrm graduated. 4.oc
Boston Oct is-Fiour- Demand quiet. with prices rice
armer spring patents 81 l5as+ 5o clear and srass and
81 4aGs5 80 winter patents, - 1T is srmer at ssa
zoe bag 81 5jqsi 80 Dbl Corn hrmer steamer ye .
clipped 2sa2Sc fancy higher: No white 27u21ae; new
oats 25a Mid gaie sprins Ian s e. s ~ mid
snes $40 ca c2,ionseed meal $40 gs 9s % p M
Barr barrel Ses ss seaSia Ham, eI o ard a; sac
Bacon. 81 niolsc Veal 0a9c Fresh beef quiet steers
dairy choice l5giec. Northern 2oc; Western
s ' other dairy i2' Militia imitation 5 s 1sarn ses 4as @
CheeseNorhern. 94qOi3c; Western, snssc Eggs quiet
ana ana nr nsaoy JS Rosps ycw sysS 81 aa
81 red 81 2ss 81 s%3 pea s o@ '' ~, 81
isc do chickens iGgiTc; iced chickens 7aec; do fowls
steady Aroostook Hebrons ssc bush: New Hampshire
and Vermont. 3oM33c New-York. 3oa33c: sweets. sia
demand large S supply sslsc for ponies asc Tor large
siiasi7 Rye ee straw sis Isetber firm hemIock sole.
acid frsts DOC seconds is'saisc union sole hrss
Buffalo. Oct. lasp-ng wheat closed &c lower for spot
wnisr wheat closed hr No q ID on . 's s S SorS
closed strong demand: unchanged. Oats closed weak
generally nc lower Barley strong fancy iod Ne good
track; closed 42c Flour arner: 5aIoc asked
Mllfeed firm and unchanged. . -5
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chi6aso Oct. is.-Tbe leading futures ranged fol
10
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-02-02
Villas as a Liar.

What will Senator Villas do now
with his lying assertions of Friday
about the men who are loyal to silver?
The Wisconsin senator insulted the
people of the Rocky-mountain region
by charging, almost in so many words
that they dare not speak or think on
their own account; that they are a
cowardly lot of underlings and that
they know no will except that OF the
"silver kings"
1t is in order for this babbler to fur
nlsh particulars Who is the silver
miner who dictates the vote of Senator
Harris? Where are the silver mining
interests in Indiana that warrant the
charge of dependency or selnshness
against Senator Turpie? How much
silver does Texas produce and whence
comes the pressure on Senator Chli-
ton? What are Senator Cameron's Sill
yer holdings? Who pulls any silver
strings on Senator Daniels? Why are
the senator's from gold-producing Cali
fornia charged with sordid motives OF
vassalage in voting for silver? Where
are the silver properties or the silver
kings who control Senator Jones of
Arkansas?
The ranting of Senator Villas can
! hardly be due to ignorance; respecting
| conditions in the Northwest he must
he better informed than he appears
\ to he. To admit that he spoke last
| Friday in candor is TO assume that ne
Is an ignoramus and a fool More
likely il is that, as the agent of the
bankers. he regarded himself retained
TO nut into high-flown rhetoric all the
dishonest statements his brain coulo
invent respecting the good citizens OIL
tho United states who live in the
Rocky-mountain region.
| villas ratified off his random lies ike
a second-class parliamentary h'
knows too little about the real merits
of the currency question to give th'
eoldbug side Of it intelligent presenta
tiop. There are men in the senate whC
can make a showing for hat side bu
Villas is not one Of them. He is tn
cheapest cuckoo in the outfit. To Sc
IN a defense for the sturdy Citizenship
Of the Northwest against this blather
skite would be an idle work and quit
| gratuitous.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-02-02

ner appropriate 10 the place. The peace
and dignity Of the streets of heaven
may be disturbed at any time by dog
fight. or a runaway horse. The hogs
are liable to root up the flower beds, the
goats 70 eat up a bushel or two of
pearls. and the cats to engage in dis
cussion that shall seriously interrupt
the grand sacred harp concert. Per-
haps, though. all these angel animals
are to be Invested Of their natural in
stincts and left mere living automata
The Standard would not make light
of any ones cherished religious beliefs;
but when a learned doctor Of divinity
attempts to picture a material heaven
i'm detail he renders himself a fit mark
for ridicule and disgust. There are
more things in heaven and earth than
are dreamt of in even McCook's phil
osouhy. and the doctor would do better
t. confine himself to proving the one
great fact OF immortality than to at
tempt to explore the heavens and clas-
sify their inhabitants in a celestial
zoology