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THE SONS OF yErERaNs.
An Address Issued to the q. A. II. by Com
mauder-in- Chief w, Ii. Russell.


The following address to the Grand
Army of the Republic has been received
by the Sons of Veterans from Com
mander-in-Chief w. H. Russell of the
Sons of Veterans and is to be read at
the meetings of all the camps in the
order:
The Sons of Veterans apply to the
members of the Grand Army of the
Republic for active support and assist
ance, and respectfully request a care
full study of the principles and objects
of the order.
The principles: A firm belief and
trust in Almighty God, and a realiza-
ton that under His benefcent guidance
the free institutions of our land, con-
secrated by the services and blood of
our fathers, have been preserved, and
the integrity and life of the nation
maintained; true allegiance to the gov
eminent Of the United States of Amer
lca, based upon a respect for, and de-
votion and fidelity to its constitution
and laws, manifested by the discount
tenancing of anything that may tend
TO weaken loyalty, incite to insurrec-
ton, treason or rebellion, or in any
manner impair the efficiency and per-
manency of our national union.
The objects: To keep green the men,
cries Of our fathers, and their sacrifices
for the maintenance of the union; to
1 aid the hare Of 81 W
of the Republic and all honorably dis
charged undon soldiers, sailors and
| marines in caring for their helpless
| and disabled veterans; to extend aid
and protection to their widows and
orphans; to perpetuate the memory and
history of their heroic dead, and the
proper observance of Memorial day
and Union Defenders day; to aid and
assist worthy and needy members of
our order; to inculcate patriotism and
love of country, not only among our
membership, but among all the people
of our land, and to spread and sus-
| tain the doctrine of equal rights, uni
versal liberty, and justice to ALL
| All male descendants not less than
eighteen years of age, of deceased or
honorably discharged soldiers, sailors
or marines, who served in the union
army or navy during the civil war of
| 1S61-1S65, shall be eligible to member
ship provided that no person shall be
| eligible who has ever been convicted
of any Infamous crime, or who has, or
whose brother has ever borne armor
against the government of the United
States ow America
The comrades Of the Grand Army of
the Republic are earnestly urged to
plant a camp by the side Of every post
of their organization, and to visit, en-
courage and assist the Sons of Veter-
ans in increasing their membership,
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granellers' Gmitle,
New York, New Haven and
Hartford Il. r..
january is, 1896.

1Valns leave New Haven as follows:
FOR NEW YoRK-s4.25. +4:s5 xs,oo
low 's;lo. $3.50, 1885, x1O:SO am, s12:Oo.
lz.Vo' 'l'SO parlor car limited. .l:S5.
40 'a.So, 800, 1880, 1859, x4:20, $3.50.
$50, $50. +7lo, 1910, (S:15 Bridgeport &C.
com)' *s;lo, 9:15 pm. Sundays-.4:25
100 s'oo am, x5:00, x6:15, *7;1O, 1910.
S;15. 1910 pm.
FOR WASHINGTON via Harlem Riy.
er-"l'oo III: 30 p. m. daily.
FOR BOSTON via Springfield elm.
xlolo. Sll:05 am, *1:O5, s1:44. 45:52 nm
sundays-+1:1O (nighD, 1859 pm.
FOR BOSTON via New London ana
Providence-"2.oo, 1920. 411:s5 (parlor
car limited a, M. *12:O5, 5000, .4.so
400, 800 p. m. sundays-*2:OO $500
a. M. "4:55, 1855 pm.
FOR MERIDEN, HARTFoRn
SPRINGFIELD, Etc.-.1:1O (night). $40
500. xl0:lO. "11:05 am, 1906. .1:05. s1.A4
dirst stop Hartford), 3.15, 500. $3.50. f6.15
to Hartford), sos, 1905 pm. Sundavs-
FLO (nighD. 1852. S:25 accommodation
p. m.
NEW LONDON DIVISION
For New London, etc.-*2:00 fndght,
1920 (nighh, 1850, 11o5, @i1:a5
(parlor car limited), a. n. +12.05
$500, S:05, *4;2O, *4:55, 5:15. 6:15 (Guilford
acco, 1856 p. M, 1115 (Guilford acc).
sundays-*2oO CnighD, 1920 (nighD.
1856, 1856 p. m.
AIR LINE DIVISION.
For Middletown, Willimantic. etc.
7:45 a. M, 2:10, sos b. m. Sundavs-
*7l5 p. M, connecting at Middletown
with Valley Division and ait WillimanL
tic with N. Y. & N. e. and NJ. ~ ~
r. r.; at Turnerville with Colchester
branch
NORTHAMPTON DIVISION.
For Shelburne Falls, Turner's Fails.
Williamsburg, Holyoke and New Hart.
ford and intermediate stations-7:45 a.
m. and 400 p. m.
For Pennington, New Hartford. ana
points this side-7:45 "a. M. 1904 400
5:55 p. m.
BERKSHIRE DIVISION.
For Derby Junction-4:2o b. m. For
Derby Junction, Birmingham, Ansonia.
etc-7:oO, $40 a. M, 1900, 2:27, 42o. i: 35.
7:50,1 ll:2O p. nj. Sundays $40 4. M.
$50 p. m.
For Waterbury-7:0 $40 a. nj, 1900.
2:27 5:55. 1850 p. m. Sundays--S:10 a.
M, 6:l5 p. m. (via Naugatuck Junction.)
For Winsted-7:oo, $40 a. M, 2:27. 5:s5
p. M Sundays-S:1o a. m.
For Shelton. Botsford, Newtown, Dam
bury, Pittsf1eld. State Line-9:4O 4. H..
4:20 p. m.
For Albany Buffalo. Detroit. Cincin.
natl, st. Louis, Chicago, and the West.
via State Line-9:4O a. M. APO 8. M.
For Litchfield and points on s.. 10. Il
N. r. R.-6:oo a. M, (Via Bridgeport ana
Hawaeyyille), 4:2o p. M, via Hawley-
ville).
Express Trains. xLocai Express.
G. T. HEMPsTEAD.
General Passenger Agent.
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N Pnrnernx Ives.

Meriden, Jan. 16.-The remains of
Major N. Pomeroy Ives, who died in
New Haven yesterday of neuralgia Of
the heart, will be brought here Satur-
day afternoon and buried in Walnut
Grove cemetery. The deceased was a
past master of Meridian lodge, f. & A.
NJ, and lived here for many years,
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THE MERRY SKATERS.

The skating at the second lake at
Lake Whitney at the end of the electric
road is very fine and a large space is
cleared and more space will be cleared
to-day. There were many skaters at
the second lake last evening and the
place was we'll Illuminated by electric
car head lights. seven in number.
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AT UNITED CHURCH.
DIR. Dumping on Modern Jerusalem.

The speaker at the next Sunday ev-
ening service at the United church will
be the Rev. DR. A. e. Dunning of Bos-
ton, editor of the Congregationalist. The
subject will be Modern Jerusalem
Dr.. Dunning has spent a long while
recently in travelling in Palestine, and
IS able to make such an address as this
very interesting and timely
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ARE YOU A TOBACCO SLaVE2
70 tt 3s the hs ep Soar n Yop
your Nerves. your Lungs. Every chew, every
smoke, hurts You. If you want to stop there
will be a struggle and you will fail Unless you
roughly. No experiment, no fake, nc Injury.
A sure, safe, speedy cure. Try it, 1t will not
tail. NJ. Bristol & Sons, 854 Chapel street,
ap24tf Agents for New Haven.
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aedteaI.
DR., GILL.

54s CHAPEL STREET, NEW HAVEN.
Hours-9 am. to s m, week days only.
SOME OF THE REASONS
Why 1t Is to the advantage OF those in need
OF Skill vi Medical Services to employ DIX.
GILL
1st-He isthe only regular graduate of Medi-
cine and Surgery in this part Of the state
making specia ty of CHRONIC COM
PLANTS and FEMALE DIFFICULTIES.
lDate of diploma 1857
2d-He has had an extended experience Of
over 20 years, and has successfully treated
thousands
3d-Dr. Gilps method of curing disease is
based on Science and Experience, the re-
suit of years of study and practice, ana IS
most successful.
4th--He Is moderate in his terms and shows
special consideration for those in poor cir
cumstances who are worthy. Patients pay
by the month.
5th-Dr. Gill can be consulted on the most most
delicate medica. subject in the STHICTEST
CONFIDENCE, and ladies, married or sin
gle, can be assured OF honorable treatment
and speedy relief. Good board and nursing
when required. Parties writing for terms
or advice must give full name and enclose
stamp. Once fee ST..
N. R--AfternoOns are particularly devoted
to lady patients. The doctor cures all female
complaints, from whatever cause. without
pain and in the quickest safest way. Don't
drug or delay, but see him at once. HIS hard
rubber syringe for married ladies So; good
for a lifetime. NO
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grauellers' Guide.
STARlN'S NEW HAVEN TRANS
FORMATION LINE.
Daily ExceYt SATURDAYS.
InlINY GU DIN n.

Daily Exce,t SATURDAYS,
Str, JOHN II. SrARlN, CAPTAIN
:, !. :, I, = - Alister, leaves New Haven from
=, rler, foot OF Brown street. ut l0:l5 p.
VIM Sa ~ nys, Tuesdays and Thursdays. Str.
W. M. =. EGERTON, Captain Spoor, Mondays,
M MealVesaays and Fridays. The Starin leaves
Monday Wean aSerl North kyer At p 9.
erIon, sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays.
ro rare saoS; excursion tickets, $l.sI. state
Tickets and staterooms for safe at J. IA
Lines, jr.s S5l Chapel street; Peck s. Bishop,
~ chapel street; Tontiue Hotel. and John
Morse, u Center street.
free stage leaves the depot on arrival o.
Hartford train, and from corner Church AMI
Chapel streets every half hour, commencingAs
s;op. m, Through freight rates given anu
bills OF lading issued to points west, soutn
and southwest. G. H. FISHER, Agent.
Order your fraiQht via Starin Line.
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Died From His Injuries,

Hartford, Jan. 16.-J. o. Burnham of
East Hartford died this morning as a
result of injuries received by falling
from a hay loft some weeks ago.
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COFFEE.

Santos October FIRM. Good average
Santos. lr,lo0 rcis per 10 k!los. Receipts
q COO stock. 5lS,G0o
Hnmhurp. October 7.-Steady and I'M
changed. Sales, 1900
RIO. October T. No. 7 Rio. 1870 refs per
10 kilos; exchange. s ll-lCd. lttte-pts, H.
$50; cicired for the lin I'd states. 1900.
for Europe, 500; stock, $4,000.
New York. october TOTAL warehouse
deliveries from tho United States. 5000. IN
Guiding $3.50 from New YORK, New York
stock today 207. SIS: United states .stocS-
2ii7os; afloat for the In I'd States. S9sgo.
tota, Visible for the United states. bS2Io,
tacs. AGAINST 57s.667 last year.
New orleans, La, october Rio. ordi-
nary to low fair. u S-idl5 IL.
Havre. oct her 7.-Coff q closed steady
at li4f net decline Sales 12.50l bags.
New York, October 1.--Coffec-or lions
steady with prizes 5ai5 points higher
further advanced 5Hl0 on European favor
able news causing covering with SOM In
vestment buying, clol'd Arm l5425 poiats
ne, advance. Sales 20 25D bags, including:
October 1000 December 2 i5a9.do; SPOT cof-
fer firm. No iobhing H., invoice 10 o-A.
Mid quiet; Cordova iJd17
New York. October Total sales stocks
IG2. gf6 including: American Sugar $780,
St Paul LOO. Reading ECO.
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NOTICE OF REGISTRATION.
houston. rexn.. spntemher %.


office OF Registrar of Harris county,
office of County Treasurer. at court hou(
The office OF the registrar for the rel
istration OF the LOCALLY qualified voters
the city of Houston for the general eld
ton to he held on the Sd of November, lNA
viii be open. according to law, on TIE.
day. the 9TH day OF october, 1896, at
O'Clock Il. M. and Il VIII continue to
oren for the registration of legally quail
lied voters FOR twenty consecutive iayI
sundays excluded from o'clock n:
III o'clock y. NJ OF each day. and
longer.
TO be entitled to register, every MAJ
person mus, be Il years OF ago by II
dty of the election to be held, must
> citizen of tn, United States. and hui
have resided In the State one year no1
preceding the election and the last q
months in the city of Houston. Ha nuv
furntsh the registrar with his name, cold
nationality, the number Of the ward. N
name of the street on which no live
and the number of tho house In which
resides +
Voters must register In person and nj
by letter or proxy ldo,s, lunntics. pal
pcr supported h. the county. All persoX
ronvi9tcd ut felony rot restored 10 a
right of suffrage by the governor and
soldiers. mariners and sear;,en in the arnj
NJ navy Of the United States are not 7
lowed to register. Under the law, n
persons applying to vote In tho city !
Houston must lac registered first, al
have the registrars certificate issued b,
lore they can votn !
C'H.NS. GRuNBACII,
Registrar of Harris rounty3
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MONEY AND INVESTMENTS.
Doings Of a Day With Wall Street
Operators.
THE MANIPULATION WAS EFFECTIVE,
Several OF tho Leading shares Hsmmt rod
Down on Various Distressing Reports.
sugar Savageiy Attacked.

New York. October 7.-The stock mar
let again today reflected effective manip-
clation by the powerful interests that
originated the recent upward movement
in prices. Having sold out their lines.
these operators have in the last day or
two favored and contributed toward re-
ACTON. with view. presumably, to cstab-
iishing level for a further movement.
The tactics employed included the circu-
iation OF variety of Distressing reports
in the last hour of trading ana further
me average operator having no lmmedi-
ate opportunity of testing the truth or
laiMty OF the reports was naturally DIS
iurbed an some liquidation of long hold
ings ensued. The dealings, aside from
few notable changes In the spcciaities,
We're not par, cularly interesting.
| The forenoon operations were marked
| by q comparative steadsuess on a very
light volume of business, but In the after
| noon break considerable activity devel-
| oped. The reports attending the decline
We're sensational in the extreme and, as
| Tar as can be .earncl, in most cases lack
ed foundation in fact. Sugar was ham
mered on continued unfavorable forecasts
and finally upon the apparently plausible
American Sugar Refining company by
powerful commercial interests. The stock
yielded an extreme 2i2 per cent to lW,ia.
| dation as the stock had reached figures
approx mating the bull forecasts made
early in the upwara movement. The fun
| The market oponed weak in sympathy
| with n reactlonary tendency in the Lon
don prices for American securit cs but
| the losses We're unimportant The rally
! followed ON the announcement of an en-
sagcmcnt of 100000 in gold for import
| obacco was exceptionally strong ana
| DENIED. that the directors would meet to-
day TO act upon a dividend upon the COR
mon stock Leather preferred gained iia
| per cent the bulls having stress upon
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(. Id, N:?5, 4 ID, 75c. Victor. h. per aoxc
s iS q ID, zoe; 4 10. i5c ISIS One, Spoon, !
+. c.. 20 OF cans. $40 PEE dozen: Prices,
10 az, 500 pc. dozen, Royal, IL OF, s5.pJ.
=, CANNED FRuIr-psr dozen; strawis;.r:.
Ss eyesse ana aansapEss ssa sseon a0
NN5c, pears, standard. 90cpsl 10; Clipper
bSSrtlett pears, h sioOuloi, 8 h si.6e!i
go; peaches, standard, lb. 81. lcal u
seq nds z lb 9ocasi.oS; 8 ID standard 1850
peaches, s7isc; biackberries. 7hIs5c; 3 10
s5Gs,naard aIpiples, Scrsi 90
e'sutAc: fancy mixed. In pals. !Au9c.
CANNED .vEGETABLEs = Marrowfat
peas, Noou 20; Lima beans. slcQsl.m;
string ,drl BEANS 7SM75c; corn, Soegsl e; tema-
79nsoc; red k.drey beans. 2-lh., 15teoc.
3, CANNED An, = MEsaA,TI,soalRoas, beef, lib;
z dozen. sl.ioal.l5; / Id lunch tongue, !
dozen. s2.GoI275: lib. oxford sausage. 2
dozen, $500. FRANKLIN sausagcs. lib. $50,
p mtS pSS, am ham, dezsn SaTsca ,ai61
ram. dozen $4,000; is-lb. deviled ham, =
ls c az Sne IS ond SIS, sa7iie
;, coFFEE-Rie and coraova. Fair, AZ
f anssy PRIZE In, isI ssaic' choice lI.3gl,Tac
RSested coffee: Apex basis. loO-lb. cases.
Ss.5e, less &c commission; Arhu,kle IN
iW,ib. cases. $500, less &c commission; in
,,-lb, cases, $3.50; Mocha and Java. fancy
blend. 2Sc
,ELouR--car load lots; Tidal Wave
si.iO Sea FAIRY, second roller patent. s3.sO;
sea Nyniph, extra roller fancy. g, ,O Eea
Ieari. $40: rye flour $3.50. pumpern excl
,S.'u. Special rates for -hipments TO In
terror points; aour IN barrels loo above
FARlNACEolS HOops-Grits. horiny
ana cream meal, IN bbls.. $3.50; pearl meal,
N io-lh. sacks, Si5od1 IS per Dbl of 1
sacks; scotch oats, ESQ per case.
ElsSf.Mackerel. No. I, in l0-lb. kits Soc
mN %; No. !, half bills, SG.otp6,5J; sard!iies
American quarters. In o l. ~ 90ua.,G
ia7i.c,
HoNEY-ln co lbs cans. extracted 5asc.
in comb. QlQc; IL 10 cans, extracted. 6tec.
LARp-Retntd terces, compound, asa
81 &c leaf, 5Mm5ac;, 20 ID cans - CHER
sc higher; ID ic higher.
Mol.ASSES 49, CentriruEal.N fair l6@lTc
primo, 2%I2'ci choice open kettle. 2lH29c.
RlcE-Extra fancy head. 5m5i.c. fancy
imported rice, o@ac choice 4aqoc fair
ROPE Basis for ZIG: asal 5a5,k,; ma
Mia bu6iac cotton l0UlnlYc.
SAt.r-l-!verpool, coarse 15uSoc, fine SScj
Louis ana. coarse 75c. iine S5c. barre
.sS-ies. s225, Co.'s. go; Jobs, $780, 1o-4s
sTARCH-s.andard goods: Pearl. in i(
| ID boxes. 3hc; Royal Gloss, bulk Slic
| Nickel 100 packages, per box. Y. 6AH2.Sh
| corn starch. i$4u6c per III. 20 and 40 IL
STANDARDIZATION are for small los
| special nrces given on car load orders,
| St1ndard graduated. i%Ii7sc, plantation
| issN4aic; German grnnulated In sacks iS4c
| cubes. 5l4W03sc. pow lercd 5AWI'sc yellow
clarified. fancy. asa 'lsc choice iisaiNc.
|
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ERIrITS AID NrTS.

APPLES-Niissouri and Arkansas. 81 2,
G2.75. fancy New State Kings. s. .15f3. 90.
BANANAS-Per bunch. 75cQSl %
COCoANUTS-s So .6cdi.0) per 100; $i.eJ
per 100.
CALIFORNIA FRUITS-pcArs. 81. 2of,
go per 30 III crates: peaches s1.25 per %
ID boxes: nlums. 81 % per 20 III crates,
grapes. Tokay. N.7S per 20 III crates:
Black Prince, Roe Peru. Muscl. and
Malaga grapes. 81 30.
LEMONS-Mess.na and Palermo, cho.cc
SO 5o0A 90: fancy, i.o1u4 so
NI'TS-Brazil 100 per III. fibers, Sicily
lie; Naples, 12iec: walnuts. llGl3c; rea-
nuts 5isN6c; almonds. Taragona Zoe per
III. 49, per sack; California almonds, 1oc;
ORANGES- Mcxicnn. 81 90 per box.
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FINANCIAL.

Galveston, Texas. October 7.-sterilng
local discount, selling at 40; New York
sight, buying IS discount, selling, az par;
New Orleans sight. buying i4h discount
sailing at par; Ainer.cah silver ""S"s .
Il scount. selling AZ par
New York October 7.--sterl,ng exchange.
bankers sixties: 4.S2: commercial, ASIA;
reichmarks, 9r4: flames, bankers siHtlos'
BEL rs; commercial, 5,22l2.
New Orleans Ocusher 7--Sterilng ex-
change, bankers sixties, +.79'a@ 4. sou
francs bankers sixties. 5.2i SIS, New York
sight, bankers. rar commercial, 81 ds-
count.
London, October Bank cate, 3 per
cent. street rate. . per cent; rate on silver,
3Gd: cOnsr's. 100 9-l6.
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CHICAGO.

Chicago october tine what market
took n downward course today, the De-
rernber Sptions closing a, nc decline. I'm
oxpee,edly lower cables encourages trad.
ers who were playing for a decline and
thoir sales were responsible for the slump
The coarser grains were also affected.
corn closing 3-sc lower and oats nc lower
Provisions were strong ana made sub
staniial advances.
When Was weak from the. star; and re-
mainei 50 practically all day. although
ih.src we're occasional good rallies. The
tread OF the sen.imtnt and the current
news were against ihe prices: bu inc 9
for, TO sc, rid OF long wheat. The Liver
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Difference -. 5,3l7 37,l33 5i6.1
ilAVRE MARh EFT.

rIavre, October 7.-Spots were quiet and
futures easy
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Common to fair hogs. ....... 10
Good fat sheep .............,.. 2A9
lommon to raj: sheep. head ~ al
Receipts snles. on har
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New York. Octobar 7.-Business has beea
on very moderate scale, and although
number OF mail orders We're on hand
/ they called for such quantities as were
necessary for urgent requirements. The
, WOODEN goods side of the stock was donna
/ considerable business. Printing cloths
| Mere auLl AZ 81 bid and no selleIs.
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HOUSTON PRICE CURRENT,

These quotations are revised daily and
their correctness can be reN 81 uron. rhe
prices are those ruling In the Houston
Wholesale markets
AXLE GREASE-Diamoud S.7S per
groes: Frazier. In tin boxes, 500 per
gross Golden, 50flC5c per dozen boxes;
castor oil 65uT5c. -
AAIMI'NITiON-Pow per keg, sLc0n
$50 blasting powder, 500 per keg; agents
price. drop Shot, per sack. Sl,95ql.30. buck.
81 5oii1 81.
BACoN-short clear, boxed 5i4g5is; in
sacks. Ac less: breakfast, SSsnac; dry salt.
W.stern salt bellies, 6d6i2c; smokcd bellies
6is0fstc .af1rts
BAGGLNG AND TIEs-Carload los;
I. o. b.. Houston or Galveston: Bagg!ng,
III elac: 81, N, 7c. o.. Ii. 7iac Tss. .ArNiw.
s. a., Delta. sl55 In small lots from s;orc.
baeginE he per yard higher; ties DC per
bundle h!gher.
BAKING PowDER-Apex. ! lb 500;
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NEW ORLEANS

New Orleans, October Flour firm
extra fancy 3.oouS.7o, patents i.oni ..
Gran firm 52nSS. Hay dui; prime Srral ~
choice ~ 2mli.00 Corn quiet, No. sacked
meal meal IA. oats No. . sacIu,d 9iis. Rice
quiet; ordinary to eood 3di IS, hog PRO
ducts quiet. pork. old "a. new IA. Lard.-
Refined tiorse (. BoNed me1ts-Dry salt
shoulders 1 3-S, sides 3 IS. Bacon-Cloar
rib sides AZ. Hams-Choce sugar cured ~.
6Iln
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PAINTS AND OILS.

OlI.-Llnseed, in hbls, raw ,7c. boiled
SIC: petroleum, l5o test, In hbls, l;c, In
cases sl.7O: brilliant oil tl.55 in bhls re
stove gasoline. N cases $50, in bbls lac
Eupion OIL in bhls Ice, In cases 30: cas-
tor oil, medical pure. e6c; turpeniiie, IN
bills 500.
WHITE LEAD-Strictly pure, .6I6Ac;
standard white lead, ii3c: pan'ers'. SC. -.
WINDOW GLASS-ln boxes 60 ana u
to per cent discount new list.
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TRADE NOTES.

Apples are in good supply. with an act
I've demand for fancy grades.
Supplies of celery have been qii'o lib
eral In the local market recently. with
prices low.
The crop OF olives is small this year
and considerable advance is expected.
The first sugar OF the new crop is ex-
pected nj NV orleans the latetr part OF
this week
Tho market for cheese elbows consider
able nrmness. and fancy grades are slight
ly higher.
Spirits turpontinr have made a material
advance during the past week or so, and
tho market is strong.
Cream If tar'ar experienced another do
cline last week. and II is believed that the
old war between the manufacturers mas
been renewed.
Turpentne manufacturers In Georgia
lost heavily by the recent storm. Those
beard from report a to'al loss ana say
tina, they will be compelled 10 go out OF
business
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COTTON SEED PRODUCTS.

New Orleans. oc,oher The market
for carton seed products is quiet and un-
changed: prime crude OIL. IN bulk. lSisasi5,
nrtn,e summer yellow, IN barrels, 22ia.
Wal siGasai6 20 per short ten. cake, long
ton, Tor export. si75HlSV
Now York. october l.-cot,on seea
oil firn; meal nominal; prime crude OIL N
bnrrels. aiusN22; prime summer yellow. n
harre.s, 2sie6; prime cotton seed meal
$1,000 5000.
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NEW YORK MONEY.

firm at 6n7 per cent. las, loan I closed
al sal per cent; prime mercantile paper
nomnally 70S per cent; sterling exchange
steady VITA actual business In bankers
bills at Isl for demand and i.S2 for 60
days posted rates 4.s24N4.H and 4 No
4 ST; commercial bills i.Sl; silver certh-
Gates 65,au65 SIS: lar silver Go.
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NEW YORK FUTURES.
Opened steady l2.0S steady; closed
steady; snlNs. lfN 900
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SUGAR.

Now York. October 7.asuslr-ltaSw,
STEADY: fair refining SIS Refined qnie'
ov, s.Vt ,Srl.,ns October sugar quiet;
centrifuSai Whites 3lsI3 IS; yellow 5g
I'D. ssconds sa3. Molasses dull; syrup
30q3l. strong