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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-09-24
A...ntea With Ths'sne

Swift Current, y. W, Wv d q
HIS esee!leney. the Ia en- =
received a dispatch .nnsuI 10 ,
from the japanese n 4 req.
couyer extending to mn ~. excl.
and other courtesies; hams R,s y
Immediately wired niS
copied.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-09-24

The discovery Of a long series Of de-
faIcations in one Of the New Orleans
banks has led to a run on the other
hanks there, apparently without rea-
son; but one m~ismanaged bank can
work a great amount of mischief in
any community.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-09-24
The CheerfuI Idiot

THAT orchestral recital" said the
musical boarder. that l attended last
night was something awful"
Perhaps" said the Cheerful Idiot.
perhaps the conductor had q bat on
Indianapolis Journal.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-09-24
SOUTH DAKOTA

Some people never get tao old TO be
young Mrs. Heflry Ward Beecher is
having whoopiag cough for the fourth
time in her life.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-09-24

The Count de CasteIlane is coming
over to board with his wife's relations
this winter. Really, we scarcely
thought it had come TO this.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-09-24

A new flying machine was success
fully tried at Chicago recently. The
Windy City is just the place for
such experiments.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-09-24
Wood Dish FACTORY nnrn.,

Ifaverse City, Mich, Sept. 22.-Fire
Io-iay occasioned a loss of about 3 o
Wy 10 the oval Wood Dish company.
whose factory is the largest OF the
kind in the world. '"e
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-09-24
On for England.

Copenhagen, Sept. 1.-THE gar and
czarina embarked on the imperial
yacht Standard which sailed from here
for Leith and was escorted by the Pole
Star.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-09-24
PITH OF THE NEWS.
EVENTS OF THE PAST WEEK Ii ]
CONDENSED FORM.

A General Resume of the Nest Ina
all Parts of the Globe. Boiled
Down aud Arranged In Con
venient FERN for Rapid Per
usaI by busy People
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-09-24

Kaiser Wilhelm carries with him a
small but s~erviceabIe revolver, either
In his pocket or IN his belt when he Is
In uniform.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-09-24

DEMoNsT1
CITY OF 4

people From
states Part
Headed by
prominent a
Made by Sci
GALLON, Gov
gre.sman Nc
Canton, Ohio,
Nd early this II
ralment gorgeou
forrnal opening
the home city OF
nee was the occ'
and hurry. STIR
streamers and
arches with wei
prominent thorou
I-public and priv
aags and buntii
factories closed I
~business houses
hours of early m
closed at noon.
mol open and the
mess for the day
So far as Cant
largely a nonpai
people of all part
ions and In giyin
celebration. Bri
cane from Littl,
| club of 200 unifor|
| the whole popula
Al the square the
fro,n other direc|
Then came 400 Il
county. BY this
trains, of which
scheduled, began
delegations from
poured in almos
could be counted
formed delegation
Young Mems Ia
Americas Clab oft
ms Cadets OF w
nee Club of Cleyel]
Clubs of Toledo 4
their train at a 81
rode into town In
AT noon the pa
divisions of foOtmd
of vii
Pennsylvania
Nner STATES iOfDlt|
outside OF
Stark couI
lon, the third. and
of the notal
a positio
Mckinley, the Wis
of the day
r rode in open On
I the parade and a
Irought the parade
nth accommodate
lie. Here the first
-oy. Bushnell pres
lOrt Introductory a
lusle by the cor
songs by
League quartet
iartet. Address|
Shelby NJ.
Thurston of n
in the day n
ade and another 1
nj. Gov. Hastine
Congressman NJ
ia e the speak
The sun., 1896-10-11
CONDITION OF THE CROPS.
wheat Generally short in Quantity ana
Poor In duality Deciine In Cotton.

wheat Generally short In Quantity ans
Poor In sunlity-Deciine In Cotton.
wAsHlsGroN, Oct 10.-Tbo returns to the
statistician OF tho Agricultural Department
for October make the general condition of corn
90 g per cent against 91 for September. The
averages of condition in tho large and surplus
corn states arc as follows: Tennessee. 80; Ken
tucky, OF: Ohio. LOG: Michigan, 102; Indisna,
lo8; Illinois. 1o2: Wisconsin, 9s; Minnesota,
p7: Iowa. 1o2; Missouri. s5; Kansas, 81; Ne
brnska, 101.
The returns of yield per acre Of all wheat In
dictate production of 11.9 bushels, which 10 six
teuths OF bushel less than the preliminary
estimate for 1896. The rate of yield of the most
important States is as follows: New York. 49,;
Pennsylvania, IA; Ohio. o; Michigan. 12: In
diana, o; Illinois. 1876; Wisconsin. 14.b; Mime
sofa, II: Iowa. 10; Missouri. 1o.7; Kansas, IL;
Nebraska. IA; South Dakota, 1915; North Da-
kota, 10; Washington, 10; Oregon, 1876; Cali
The indicated quality for tho country at large
averages of q few selected States are, New
York. %: Pennsylvania, 81; Kentucky, "a;
h0 so WSs MihfsG so Mi se Iowa
Missouri. so; Kansas. 81; Nebraska, "a; South
Is; Oregon. 81: California. o.. 80
The wheat crop is generally short In quantity
SssthSr drouSSs az sssdng time
OF snow protection. and excessive rain after har-
vest producing scanty growth. shrivelled grains,
and rust, especially in the great central region
from Ohio to Kansas and adjoining States.
Crops are fairly good In New Jersey and Mary
land and adjoining parts OF Pennsylvania and
New York: also in the Rocky Mountain valleys.
Tho preliminary estimate of the yield of oats
10 "a. 8 bushels per acre. against 20 year ago:
quality. TAO. ranging from SO in Kansas TO lO4
in Montana.
The average yield per acre of rye is 1913; Of
barley, 256. Condition Of buckwheat is SO per
cont Irish potatoes. S1.7; tobacco. 7B.9.
The returns to the statistical division of the
Depn I'm ent of Agriculture for cotton shows n
decline OF 3.5 points from the September con-
ditions. which was 64.2 per cent. against 60.7
States arc as follows: Virginia, 5s; North Car
oline, "a; South Caroline. 81; Georgia, OF;
Florida. 60; Alabama. 81: Mississippi. 80:
Louisiana 81: Texas. ca; -Arkansas. SO; Ten
neesee. 80; Missouri. 70. In all the States east
of the Mississippi River little or no top crop
will be m ade. and the crop will all be gathered
by the middle of the month. There will also be
very small yield from the top crop In Texas.
cred by Nov. 1.
The sun., 1896-10-11

SATURDAY. Oct. 10.
The imports Of specie this week. at this port
and Boston. were 81. .s34.2T9 making the total
receipts Of gold at all ports since the move
ment began, the latter part of August,
S40.67G.O00. The amount in transit is ST.
100000, of which S2.375OOO is coming to
San Francisco from Australia and the remain
der to this city and Boston from European
ports. This makes the total of the pres
ent movement very nearly S54. .o0O.O 1t was
announced today that $3.50, 900 had been en-
aaged in London for shipment to this country
next week. This is included in the figures
given above. Cable advices are that the Bank
OF England sold 1881 900 in gold bars and
American eagles to-day. all of which is
for shipment to the United States. A part of
this Is doubtless covered in the figures already
given. The withdrawal of specie from the Bank
of England on Saturday for shipment to this
country is an unusual proceeding, as 1t Is hardly
possible that the gold could be taken out In time
for shipment by tho steamers clearing from Eng
llsh ports to-day. 1t Is fair inference from this
announcement that London bankers who have
been called upon to make cash remittances to
the United States are apprehensive that the
demand fnr gold from this country may cause
the Bank to Increase its price for gold bars and
American coin in tho near future. AS long as
the drawers OF exchange here can obtain at
import, they are likely to engage in the busi-
ness of bringing 1t from Europe. although
the rates for exchange are not absolutely down
to the point at which specie Is usually imported
in settlement OF an international trade balance
The weekly statement OF averages of the As
sociated Banks made a more favorable show
ing than had been generally expected. Ship
ments OF currency to the interior were little
more than Offset by receipts of specie.
The most noteworthy change in the statement
is tho increase of nearly three and one.quarter
millions in the loans. Tho increase In that item
shows that in spite of the uneasy feeling regard
ing tho outcome of tho Presidential campaign
that has developed this week the banks have not
hesitated to increase their accommo cd ations to
borrowers who enjoy good credit. 1t is believed
that there has been some shifting of loans from
trust companies and individuals to tho banks
Tho increase In the average deposits
of the banks is traceable to O large OK.
tent to the expansion of the loans. while
the decrease In surplus Is due entirely to the
circumstance hrst mentioned. as the banks
hold fully as much lawful money as they did q
week ago.
Although there has been q sharp decline in
foreign exchange this week. and imports of
specie have been resumed upon = fairly largo
scale, prices for stocks are lower. except for a
few speciRlties. The only noteworthy net
advance is that in American Tobacco, the
recorded fluctuations in which are strongly sug-
gestiye OF the fictitious transactions IN Diamond
Match which resulted in the permanent closing
OF that pseudo-hnanc!al institution. the Chi
cago Stock Exchange. and entAiled severe Losses
The sun., 1896-10-11
Pennsylvania
R a I Il a ID.

.I1 "a i IL TX q AID.
fGS ah
1890 As c'[ fE.p'oqFsh
man compartin sleeping, Dining, smoking, and
$40 4 n, Loulsy,Iie Ia;lo p. NJ, ST. Louis s'!s p.
500 r: =; y: ": %HIS&to xsD ST; LOUIS m E1rREss,-
and and Gnicaso III @ T arrive % Cincinnati ioi5 T. n St
600 Nj wfsTHES fs!fRf2 tx and
4,4s 4 n 8 SsES lFrFf 9ss' .a. s
Enns SrTs 'S eGf'nnn 81 naanaSos nnS is Gq
500 p M raFG a ffG9nf 29F4Ss Sleeping
Car to Pittsburgh Connects for Chicago daily, and
sEssGi WxsMSGTSN r@ Tr;S? xSD THE
res ali Par, Paror and NJ bnnx csr
asSt sS Pnns ca 5 S2 Ss 90 ss
1G GGh rPps caF F Il Ga2 nsH
hot spr i: SRisht daily slsepers to blrmins
Ahf$S!iH hf$ spS e6Hsf daily sleeper.
to to Port Tampa and Macon 900 NJ daily Sleeper
cHksAPEAKE q OHIO RAILWAY; Express $50 P. NJ.
ss5SR5 e.
AIL4STie CRY: 100 P. NJ week days Through
r6R tR1ss ctPf Phr!fl MhT Tai Zoo P. NJ week days
s5s ws.k snSSv
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
6:20 80 5, 30 " 80, tlU fenna Lmitedl. 1910
tDin.ns Carr. II A. N. IL; l. 2;l0, 3. $40 4 80
Dining Carr. 20 Dining Carr. Dining Carr. 1850,
SOP. n. l2:l5nisht Sundays, 8:l5. 500 8. $50,
90 Limitedl 10; II A. NJ. Dining Car. 4, 4:9o
g. aP. NJ. f2 IA night
Ticket ofices Nos 48s 944 1l8e. 1928. III ond 2sl
Broadway. Astor House. and foot of Desbrosses and
cortIands ,,s a Gour. St, $50 Fulton ST. % % Bread Rrosa
at. Brooklyn: Station Jersey City. The New York
Transfer Company Will call for and check baggage
from hotels and residences through to destination
s. II. PROVOST. ]. r. WOOD,
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent
The sun., 1896-10-11
The Murray H,m Bank Case.

NnwBURGB. Oct. 10.-Before Justice William
D. Diokey, in Supreme Court Chambers. this
morning, Senator Mullen asked. in behalf Of
Congressman Odel and Mr.. Hobbs, receivers of
the Murray Hill Bank. New York city. that cor
tain securities and money belonging to that in
stitution be turned over to the receivers by the
following New York city banks: First National.
Fifth Avenue Bank, and National Bank of Com
merce. Counsel for the three banks declared
that they had no interest in either set OF re.
protected so that there would be possibility
OF their being compelled to pay tho whole
that no such summary disposition OF the matter
could be made. and he denied Senator Mullen's
motion. Demand can be made upon the banks
TO turn over the funds, and II this is not done
suit can be instituted.
The sun., 1896-10-11

upon the sapient money lenders Of tho Windy
city" Tho decline in stock values was not only
general but in very many cases material; yet
the total transactions for the week. which
were onlv n million shares, indicate that
thcro has been no extensive liquidation by
actual holders of securities. Speculative holders
have been induced to sell by the evident
absence Of n aubstnntial demand for securities.
IL ia nlain enonub that those who could
buy upon nm extensive scale, and by
their operntlona bring about a decided
Improvement In prices are holding aloof from
tho market nendinc the determination of the
one important ouestion that will be voted upon
pext month. while tho Street seems to
have conadence M 10 .he outcome of the
pres,nt cam,aiun the absence of a demand
for ,ecur,ies e.ccpt from professional
operatora who are constantly shifting from ono
aide Of tho mari ct 10 tho other. has created the
The sun., 1896-10-11

Tho Liverpool news was Disappointing, and at the
oD'nlnG pr'ccs nero were ehsier Liverpool advicrs
said that Nel,l would issue crop estimate on Monday
Of ShpuOuO bales. Liverpool reacted after an open
Ing advance. on the fear OF b"arish Nell estimate
and the expectation OF bureau report stating tho
ntion At bN or 10 j cent. However, when thr
port was received at II o'clock t gave the condition
nt 400 y cert, decline within IA month or 30 y
cent. The condition month ago wns 6l2. and year
a.n II wns Udl, THIS Is the lowest October condition
ever reported by the bureau But the report practi-
ca!ly fell nat. To he sure IL reported deterioration
IN the crop where IAN improvement had been
orally expected but at the same time the belief Is gen.
rh TINT in many sections of tn" cotton belt the crop
has improved Of late. lhs rerort induced some buy.
Ing ana prices ralifn anA advanced alghty but the
buying power was Exhausted ann prices reacted
asaln ana slowly declined IN" report states that
the crop in some counties OF Arkansas and Louisiana
has improved slightly hut that VIII be gathered be-
fore the close OF the month In Texas II states. there
mas been general deterioration in some sections;
that the crop has heCn injured 10y worms. rust fros
ana heavy rains tho last or September The Chronice.
On thc Other hand, says that Teaa. advices denote
that the top crop has been benefited. IL remains to
he seen hON Liverpool Will interpret the report The
crop movement continues large. and the estmate for
Ncw orleans on Monday was heavy. frosts were
predicted i9T the Indian Trrl,ory and oRanoma
lO'.@ lOasc. The future trading was as follows
The sun., 1896-10-11
Receipts
Exports s..

CuTTON-Spot cotton here was UNCHANGED with sales
or 10 bales for spinning Middlng uplands &c.
against visc. year ago: New orleans and Gun
markets were unchanged. New Orleans sold $3.50:
memphis. $500: Augusta. :126: Norfoik. 7l3: Cal
weston $50 st. Louis i5o Mobile. 500, and Savan.
nah. iuh bales. Liverpool was unchanged on the
sIOt. with sales OF 5000 bales. Futures there
opened barely steady MT 2 points advance, but
reacted and closed -asy with prices uncaanged
to - point lower ln Sew orleans Dccemb opened
q pUin;s lower, rallied AMI advanced point, but sub
scuGenty reacted and declined 5 points. The
Inst week and 44j'6 last year. Memphis received to-
day 3,52H hac9 against O6 last week and B. ll2 last
year: Houston l,s20 bales against 10 $50 last week
and '.j3u last year Augusta *3S3 against lD!i last
last week and lU7 last year The receipts at Houston
Monday estimated at 10000 to $4,000. against
lua72 last week aud $50 last year Scw orleans
expects 23,OOO TO 2bo00. against P3.5l6 last
today 1904 bales, ST., Louis s,e42. and Eous
ton l2.lil bales, The exports from the ports
were S.l3S hal :. Thus far this the exports
from the ports aggregate 5S3 ASS bales against 26S,
100 thus tar LAST season. Came into sight during tho
week 432 10 bales against 3SO353 in the week
last year, uking the total in 81 hi l19I5IB bales
against lS.Sbf In the time last North
,Tn spInhrrs have taten thus Tar this 2lS21I
bales against 1891 thus far last The total
worlds visible supply Il now 2,3sI 2O2. including
Of which 2iOJ3tI were American. The thrTn
icic statrs that the weather the past week has
been favorable generally FOR gathering the crop and
that In consequence picking has made rapid progress
and that advccs from Texas tha; tie top crop
las he"n benefited Fntur prices mere TO day opened
unchanged To points lower. recovered the loss and
advanced on some months to points, but subse-
uucnty reacted and closed steady at net decline of
to points with sales OF l25.dOU bales. The future
The sun., 1896-10-11
Financial.
C o Id

During the summer and at the present time we have
IN our vaults enough gud coin TO pay every customer
his deposits and margins twice over. From this you
gain the idea that thought the situation seri
ous We are as patriotic as any citizen. but We do
where you may not te able to get II when YOU want
It, and where tn. principal use II would he put to 10
loannR TO those who buy bonds OF the Government
10 per cent below what the public will pay and boil
sterling up nll kinds OF speculation.
We call attention to the fact that las usuhll
were tho only house who told people to look out for
breakers and not to load up.
Our Saturdays letter tolls you what We think Of tho
situation politically and financially, and what we
think VIII happen on the election OF either Mckinley
WE SHALL KEEr POSTED AS USUAL. AND THINK
THAI THAT Al r. Any DAY WITHIN THE NEXT FEW FEW
BEST OPPORTUNITY SEEN IN YEARS TO SECURE
We also hereby nyreo that during this uncertain
period we will on request Immediately pay any Gus.
toner his full balance in gold at any hour of the day
that safe deposit vaults open; this includes od
customers and new. Call or send for our market
lottern
The sun., 1896-10-11
2ailrnad6.
"AMERloA's oaEATEsT RAiLRoAD."
NEW YORK
CENTRAL
r. HlIDSnN pivEp % n

From Grand Central aii, station. 42d street.
A hssiSsp' Fl iS SSHaa" STOW! prr T Express
syracuse and s heePse,M!srr B n rbs I've nnnG9 40 rM
n no ms ym,"piiy. Fast Mail for rou,hk.cns,o Al
tsSy, Utica. Syracuse, Rochester iGiiaIo NIAGARA M
,S'aS A u ill., sfR ssSans q. Express for ali
loo r. Mpay, SoHtn%Gstyrn ItnSssS, Limited for Co
stops at Pousnkcrpslc, Albany Uuca Syracuse,
100 HCchfiterM T M."psiy Hnu CHICAGO Special Tor ro,ro,
Cleveland. Toledo aud chicago. $S!!ops At PousS
tEssS:s EssSSs:tgy, and fanaiS wo., ,'Ua s'r's"''
go ~: = MBsSy A.o9nS yf0S North shore Limited Due 20
FGs Asspy syrsSa yFcy sSs srs AZ
Niagara Falls, Cleveland. Toledo Detroit. Chicago,
o,sS K Bay: For srs AS,ny Troy burlington
,snd. lnLlanarGls, ST. Louis Chicago. Stops az
@ "Siy for pSnIs On raI BfooS Railway, Via Lyon"
ps sIs +. s2."fsSy For syracuse o.wss9 Water
% iS
csp, SUNDAY nishs s9ndry r.in nights Chicago sleep.
o.oo a. y. nsd S% ans y. ~. Daily e1oep. sun.
oS A. nj i'tT dns PyiG1 p'ned and tn.
nsr&'a,f f ah4 III fFST 4EHt3 9'F rs ;SG SSGskEns
Al night trains run between both st and points
"eii night. trains Out OF New YORK,
%Is s.n s fIs"xS !sa
Eas @ 81. 4 rnfs s
and Ta5 Fulton st. and los Broad way I. b., BROOK.
baggage checked from hotel or residence by the
"es,SS" tsS 81 EEP51ss Y%ii c2mpany yrorcr II DANIELS
General Manager. General Passenger Agent
The sun., 1896-10-11
THE SUN. SUNDAY, OCTOBER II, 1896

francs 1915 centimes. The Imperial Bank Of
Germany has advanced its rate OF discount 1 y
cent to y cent. The statement shows a de-
crease In specie of IL $4,000 markr.
The sales OF mining stocks at the New York
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange
tn-tlay were followa,
The sun., 1896-10-11

Surplus sl6.o2eo25 si5,5oe.2O 200 Dec s92Os2
The surplus year ago was S14.1769O0, and
two years ago SBOS47,325.
The imports of general merchandise incud-
ing dry goods, at the port of New York last
week. were ST.93O.21S, against SS.l 906 tho
previous week and SlO.2Gi. .O0l for the CorTe-
spending week Of last year; The imports of sre-
Gle for the week were S2.27llS3. OF which
S22l3. 900 was gold, making total specie i'm
ported since Jan. !. Sd4. .6936"?. Exports Of
specie were: Gold. $1,000 and silver. SS0l,-
24O. a total of Ss93t4O, against 81, ,O+G 486 the
previous week. The exports OF specie since Jan.
l have been: Gold. S5l.4l4.S96. and silver,
SAL. .lU4. S:i6 total OF S92.519S22.
The imports of silver bullion from Mexico last
week were l50.O 900 ounces and $40, 600 gold
The Financial, Chronicle computes the gross
earnings for September OF l@2 railroads at
S43. .260.33S, n decrease or Slsi.5l6 as COM
pared with the same month last year. For nine
months ending Sept. 30 ll6 railroads report
gross earnings OF S342. .322. s66. an increase OF
2l4.00O.7 726 as compared with the correspond
Ing period last year.
Railway gross earnings for September COM
pare with those OF the same month OF last year
The sun., 1896-10-11
Railroads.
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New lorK. foot or Chamber RI
At, as follows, and nve minutes earlier from " est
2Sd ST. ''
Ono A. M.-vcstibule express daily for waverly.
C.OO Bnguamton, ElmiTa, Rrna!c Bradford
Jamestown Meadyille and The West, arrive ButTaio
800 T.. NJ. ParloT car To buffalo.
DINO II. M.-NestiDulc limited Fast Mail daiIy
E;OO Sollh ,ran FOR Chieego via ch hIutauqla
sleepers TO Chicago, Cleveland and Cincinnati Din.
9..S6 '7.Ssf r. M-sunulo and Cleveland v..,lOue r,.
. sCO press daily. arrives Gt Bufrao7 7;lbAM Brad.
ford 7;l5 A. NJ" nestown 30 A. NJ, Cleveland is
DIRECT conErc,ions ,9I detroit ch:c,go and the %sst
O;fC agsra Falls. SOLID ira n 10 Chicago sIerpers
g @ @BHTsio Chica;2 and GinC!nnatt. Dining car
u Appropriations NO At ~: 2Gl; 4oi. and S5i
West l26th ST., Chambers and Weat y3d at fsTriss
New York; 953 and ,2b Fulton at, 100 Broad "a "
station. Westcotts EKpresa calls for and checia SaS
gage from hotels and residences 70 Destination
The sun., 1896-10-11

Prces here declined 10 to % points closing barely
s. ady; with safes OF 1880 haEs liavre dropped
ltt TO ~ Hamburg declined to u pfg Rio quiet
AZ w rc.- decline; receipts l2,uuu; stock, 3l5OOO
Shhtok was unchanged. receipts, 2lOOn stock, 5i5,
200. ~" exchange declined 32d. to 'lrd. Amer.
lean warehouse deliveries yesterday were lhSi4
pa2s Am-rran Visible supply OF kraLll h53,334 hhgs
a-GlnSt 3l3,l5l year ago Favorable crop advlces,
iosrther WI lower European cables and continued
neaNy crop movement, depressed prices Today. one
rtn SAID SO far as the statistical position OF Brazil
IAN coH,c Is concerned there * little To encourage
huIlng ana the nnHnca' conditions IN Brozii do
favor olders Should crop advices from Brazil con.
expected"
NAVAL SroREs-Fr Spirits turpnntne. s9G294c.;
cnmm"n TO good strained rosin si,1iiT9S so.
PtTRoiEVMt rude certificates here were quoted at
Si,lb; IN on CITY Sl.l5. Refined not quoted.
PRoNslnNS Dressed hogs unchanged Tallow, 3Al
W|c, Chicago Oct, TO-" Provisions nave been hrni
on buying by packers and outside buyers Of January
product ana the strong position OF the cash article
Whlch packers do not feel disposed TO part with just
now: we DO not think any great advantage Is Justi
ntd IN the race OF the raj situation receipts
OF hoss arc llkey to he heavy during November and
December" Butter-Creamery Western, thirds TO
Etrns, I[ &c; state and Pennsylvania do. lleCI
IKE state dairy halfhrkin tubs seconds to extras
.gtloc, Cheese-statt, fu cram, large. olored.
fancy. SNgSIkc,: do, white, common 10 fancy, 10
p}sc,; small, coloIed. fancy, lOc do, white. com
mon 70 fancy, 1g9Slc. ERgs-State and Pennsyl
vaniS tresa gathered fair TO fancy, l7@2oci west-
Refined unchanged
The sun., 1896-10-11
,aso for Fireman Hickey. widow.

Tho New York and New Jersey Telephone
company has presented $3.50 to the widow OF
fireman John S. Hickey. who was fatally in
Sured in the recent fire at tho company's build
Ing In Greenpoint.