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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-03-11

creating one great Buenos Ayres or
Rio at one entry, and that at present
American laborers would hardly be
contented in Nicaragua.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-03-11

building Asked for st. Cloud.
Special to the Globe.
WASHINGTON, March Ex-senator Davis
today introduced bill appropriating $75 900
for public building at st. Cloud.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-03-11

whom he found were being unlawfully
prevented from drawing their share Of
the scrip.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-03-11

Trains leave st. Paul 10. IS
p. IN: and 7:40 D. m. daily
for Milwaukee. Chicago and
intermediate points. Arrive
from Chicago at S:l5 a. m.
and S:45 p. m. daily. City
Ticket Office. S73 Robert
street.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-03-11
HOAR sTIRs UP TROUBLE.

Another exciting incident occurred
when Mr.. Hoar's resolution, introduced
yesterday, providing that the Cuban
question go over until April next,
was laid before the senate. Mr.. Hoar
asked that it go over until tomorrow,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-05
EXPORTS TODAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


COTToN-The market closed weak. viii. net decline
of 10 - points Total sales 322.0O bales. The
weakness close heavy realizing sales
Closing prices at about the lowest OF the day
irregular prices. Liverpool was the dominant feature
Tn. call here opened with prices showing good
deal variation The early months showed an advance OF
points. while months from To points
higher than they closed Monday This advance was on
surprisingly good from Liverpool. After wide
fluctuations Liverpool contracts closed with net gain
Of 81. points Mondays closing prices. At one
time Liverpool about points higher. our market
Improvement noted above and II continued TO
decline until prices about points under Mon
days closing. This break on heavy selling by iAv-
amounting % about 600 bales. There rally
from the low prices OF the morning and at ] O'Clock
sales going prices about with Mondays
closing our market Is considered showing strength
the face Of heavy selling combined with liberal in
terror receipts Traders inclined to move conserva-
lively. They confident OF a steady Improvement
in business, but /, is probable that 1t will take some
time for the trade TO get settled 70 good running
basis. Meanwhile. some quite important importations
may take place The semi weekly interior movement
indicates 900 bales coming into sight against os 600
The Orleans Thursday estimated at
1900 10 1000 bales. against s34l day last
and 4S16 last Receipts at Houston Thursday
est a 10000 o ut
day 1863 bales against 1902 day last week
and l132 last year; Houston 3C2t bales. against ass
same day last week and Jl31 last year Memphis 40s6
bales. against rs week and $3.50 last
The receipts AT the ports this week estimated
at 300 600 bales 32G 1873 last week and ISL 90
last To-days receipts at the principal ports
day last week and $3.50 last year NewOreans. II G37
bales against 49, l01 II Mobile baes
l.9l and 100 savannah 52iG bales against 477G and
Norfolk 42s5 bales against 7545 and 3 AL
Opening range and close today. and closing bids the
previous nigh, and last year follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-05
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-YOrk NtAenbcr \, lo'o
y cars II ,os n fram previous r ar
,,,ts bera We're ~ sale. Steers opened actV.
and higher for all grades except comyn .o nst v
was Glow ana zoe oS native steer. 81 ,oas %
per 100 NJ about cars OF prime ana ch9c. w ~ 49,
81 16 car Texans at SO 4O oxen ana s's a. "a o
a. bulls AT 81 SOns2 30 few choice DO at ~ 100 ~ ~
cows AT 81 OdS2 10: good TO extra rat 90 az y us" -
city dressed sides firm at 6usc per ID chice 40
sing AT sic; Texas and range beef NJ orp.' l.onuo
IT, psr ~ cattle steady at iO+noN tops nc
dressed weight American sheep firm at srysc dressed
weight shipments today 400 cattle on the siberian
Tor j C. Coughlin 2"o qs Of beef In the 81 LOUIS ana
,sco mr.. in the Tcutonlc for Eastmans Company
Sale.-sherman culver: ~ OHIO steers iS. 10 "a e.
lG9 No. ,s > a. S q, 81 isl at Do 30 no H.
~ 1. 10. o. Illinois 1925 ~ at 81 Coz 10 DO Il5n 10
A. 81 90 do 1910 10 at 81 20; "a virginia Oxen ioo TO-
10 DO is.s ~ at s. 81 stays i.o ~ At s. Il, %
Sevton & 90 IL Virginia steers ~. ~ AZ, ~ ~ -"
o. dS /. !s2 g. a. a. ' o s. 10 at S0 So 'gt o.
II Virginia do tcoarse l4i5 10 at - -; 90 III" TO-
a. 81 g: II do 1872 10. at l0 !! pennsyvanla GO
lis ~ at q 49, 81 Texans loS 10 a. ~ ~ taas n nj
n at 81 20; DO 1889 10 AZ = =" COVE ''' w. ~
sanders II Ohio steers 1873 10 a. Heo; 20 DO
1925 ~ a, 81 co. Virginia do 1877 ~ at 81 q; y Do
40 z ,a ~ n at Il TO- do aas NJ at 8 30 do 1920 ~
At 81 a5 Illinois do. 1870 No. At - 90 sa ~ oxen ~
At aso 10 at 81 So ;,;o No. 40 as' s. 10 at = a.
McPher.on CO.. bulls 1923 ID. at s. 3o DO so
TO eco ~ at scas2 %; - cows 200 TO ~? no. 3, * 'ou
II CO. 20 do ia NJ at 81 2o 70 do I,n 10 at - 10 o. "a
40 1904 n at s. 45 IS and stass liad No. at " ~
Judd Co: bulls Dos n at " ~ - Gov COW, :, 80,
n At 81 2:i: ii do $50 ~ at 81 22 :" DO 'o TO- AZ
H. Hollis state oxen 1890 =. n D. at g 90 t sul q;
g. 10 cows 81 H. at 81 40; d. w No. A. 81 I'' 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-05
ao,..,rDv PRODUCE MARKETS.

New York November
BEANS AND means but no value. Esp1r,
have been s. ana Msrrow are steady bu,
have less inquiry buyers giving hs Pea are fairly steady
eecause Cor 20" choice marks. Red kidney rather % VII" ,bs
choice .sns at I" "as. as @ though
s q m s Sm s !A pres %''a
ss'% i. i i.s g. ~ 3d. 's' %';
So red kidney eh:cs q ss 81 eO yellow nS '' sS
as,s. 9 20 s5s S s SEE 's DO sa Ss ssc 40 '
dsal Of the Sns ON %'i the result.
political Seemed anS to- have Tine
lie and the make, naa on Monday passed
sv quite early in the day and at the clos. .nrr
feeling q more ,,c' sSs. neither %Soe,s nor
,vers had much stock ahead led TO the mpesS'n ,1
,sss TG , ss s's fancy mark. Of s
creamery but where III. auay W." Concession n" w OF r
H. was necessary and there wa. pretty iGr o,srferns
Of '' rs at sale ~ JUNE has
rather un'e.tled tone NO 2 chSse and there is
s S'%s SS i 5;S'S 1:m S%s
ssn, s u; a'@ Ss max,
s do 4m7S do s ,uS. sas "s I
5as ' Sa nl ssF'i sssaS igt
Se June ". 81 9'
~. second. 10 hrsts yElO'sc; do resn hrsts' "e
VI" ,Ii,ESE-Only one exporters were LOOKING Io
,,rc, f,i cream cheese today but no general ueau
@ ~, m,yket without material change Holders are IN
nea 10 ask O.c fancy coloed but while tnat p,Ts
III Kan raid In exceptional instances -
s an established figure. and buyers generally rsIuse 20
nav above i0Nc. Fancy white however would pe n'in
psi ~ oStan below 104c Refrigerator cheese continues
IN suou d,y rcdc,ng notice line Of 5000 cold stor
are 'nn aass on The market for which about 1000 were
mso r lies mostly white proportion Of the stock ny
SINAI sa,ad bv Central NewYork state nrm who lately
pusd and Offering for sale on account OF TWO dts,en
,aIsa' am, sze full continue quiet and iancy
rads. nrmly held Part skins were late In being he
gaaes ms~ Large sizes having fair inquiry from
sn and firmly held though sn all zes are generally
, isver.,co cable 51s for both coored and white
% ,,ae: State full large, white. fancy okc;
We u,nro, t0ixc: do tdOc do good to prime,
s SSes fancy coOrsd o9c 90 Whit. iogos do soSd
=. ohcice 0dpxc: do common 20 fnir. Ihushc: nknt
70 s,r, coored choice. Sc: do large choice Itmsc;
sfi, .sms rood 10 prime otQ6<c: do common to fair
bin.,SI%c: null skims 2n63c
Receipts are very light and the supply Of me
-, stock short There 10 continued far
narn Tor fne quality and the tone OF the rnarket 10
strons Receivers felt that we may get Larger pro-
nr,,n Of the collections or the basis o. xoc
ppce and ar. disposed 70 crowd the market any
Rrber than seems be absolutely Necessary Ths es
asy are s; .. zoe for hns Western but the
tiona,ly nns quality not easily bought Tnds 70 st
rather slowly owing to the mild weather. ahousn me
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-05
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

f,tcogo Nov 4 (SpecaD. a surprising lack
., shining demand for from the East due. some
,houeht TO ethargy Immediately following election This
dulness in shipping line had something to do with the
weakness in futures Furthermore there was liquidation
by those who had with in anticipation OF
the election and some selling by bears who had
,vsr.d nm over election The last prices were u to "a
cent under Mondays May selling between 2os cents and
oss cents and closing 2sa. cents Receipts were '4o
csrs with G,5 cars estimated for Thursday Samples
w.r. 2oo coo busheis 'Bradstreets reported an In
east OF the Rockies Of 22i 900 bushels There was
n good sized out-lns?eo ton. S97.UU bushels
oats acted very much corn did and for the same
reasons lack OF shipping demand Prices closed IA
cent under Monday. May sold between 22's cents and
o cents and closed 90 cents sellers Receipts were
13 cars with 4a5 estimated for Thursday Nothing
was chartered 'radstrtets reported an increase east
NJ the Rockies OF 1900 bushels. samples were un-
IL is exp c.ed that within ten days receipts Will
be much less. -. 49,.
weak The range pork being 30 cents In lard and ribs.
ici 10 Is cents the close pork showed loss from
Monday u i2 lard and ribs loss o! cents The
rrst inward rush the election. but II developed
that nj, professionals long Packers did some sell
Ing on the hog receipts toward the close
~ the week Prices at the Yards were TO 10 cents
lower provision ttocks turned out about as expected
on pork and lard showed better decrease IN ribs
than expected The worlds stock OF lard $4,000 tiercss
shaved decrease FOR the month OF only 330O tierces
YER, much LEGS than expected. 49,
on the curb puts en- My corn closed at 2sis cents
''calis'' at 2SI cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-05
,,-urp N,pKEsTS-BY TELEGRAPH

Bnnslo Noy 4-Cae-Iecelpts last - honrS I'm lime
,, ial for week far $40 head; ior same une
T., VIZ 80 head. gale. % head MARIE, epeIeu
49, -, arm close. firm: light steers. 81 uDgs3 ~ iat
~ g cows 81 25ns3 % v-ss fair TO good - rp
e,,Ta 81 - IlogsReceipts last - hours p"u ea
r,ek inns far 81 $40 head for same time iast
t az, head. consigned through. LOO mead: 10 VIEW
YORK $50 head on sale 2lo h t nn a yotkers
as l[,sa ~ pss 81 7oa<3 so; mixed packers ~ tg
a. -" mediums 81 6Oas3 -: heavy grades W sse 90 oD,
rourhs 81 s5us3 10 stays 5. 23ds- 90 s ase Tins
I,,s last "a hours 500 head total top WEEK @ s,d.
~ 40 rad for same last week 2?3p head
iar, rI through go head TO New York, iF1 mead
On sale 200 head. market opened s,ssus. n ; 10
Shoi'' 60 o1 ca Il: cus 81 81 y lambs, good 20
cbnic. s, l0aS4 Is: common TO fair sfaSf - '"' ~
common. 81 2jp$3 30 ooo .s
kansas CITY Nov 4Hogs-Recspts. 800; st s,e .s
Hsafys ,csrs best 81 ioas4 80 fair 70 good 50 lo,S
3 M vs. S and h; 81 s .s s. s;ocSers and feeders
- Tsas and bulls 81 Glns2 AZ sockers and iced
s s. ,oasS g. Texas and Western 81 toaS NJ calves
$'gsi" go Yards chicago Nov. 4.-catte-Recs
II 100 head easy; common TO extra Iii, ii ,oI
stockers and feeders s. ooa>S 90 S1Ws WHEN
~ - s,asi Hoss-Receips $4,000 head; market oc
lover Heavy packing and shPpinS os So,Ss assSpe9
s en- mn "a go light 81 25as3 go 81 Soas 80 sheep
-recepts. l3o", hea"' ""'
lambs. S3nSf 3D. L., .,-, G. ,oasa ~
prime 4a, o g2oa s. scnss common to good TAI
AR - s2as3: heifers 81 25aS3 49, fresh cows
and sisgs's s. sss %: ish
wed' e. csS G5 pigs 50 2sg$3 IS; heavy hogs % IS
nsrNs d rnmghs 81 1888 IS Sheep-Market s,eady
d. s. 5oa 81 o. good SO 2sg$3 40 fair mixed 9y
Common to lambs 81 5og$3 20: veal caves -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-05
DAMAGE DONE BY BONFIRES.
ROW OF FOUR BUILDINGS IN HARLEM
DESTROYED.

ROW OF FOUR BUILDINGS IN HARLEM
DESTROYED.
A bonfire built In vacant lot In One-hundred-
and-thirty- fourth-st.. between Third and Willis
ayes, Tuesday night caused q blaze at o'clock
yesterday morning which destroyed four buildings.
burned valuable draught horse TO death and did
500 damage besides. spark from the fire fell
upon the roof of one-story frame building, No.
l72 Lincon-ave. and several hours later burst into
flames. Bicycle Policeman Bost of the Morrsana
station discovered the flames while his way
home and sent In an alarm.
Before the Fire Department arrived the flames
had gained such Roadway that TO attempt TO save
the building useless. and streams of water
were kept on the adjoining houses. Michael ONe,
a blacksmith. occupied No. LIZ a shop. and be-
mind II was Il stable in which John OCOnnor. a
the horse not known until too late 20 save the
animal No. ia. occupied by NJ. Seabold an iron
shop No. l76 by OConnor blacksmith shop
and No. us. by Patrick Trainor small store
took fire quickly, and destroyed. No l7s
which stands at Onc-hundred and ,hrty fourth-st
and I.ncon-avc. occupied d saloon by John
Lynch. was badly charred and saved with
difficulty.
4 second election nght fire caused by sparks
from bonfire did damage to the extent of $500 In
Jacob Rcinics saloon, at Westchestcr-ave. and One
hundrcd-and- fft -second-s at 2:30 o'clock yester
day morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-05

MrTN.s-TIN-Thc market quiet but firm nop pGaR
an" Ths market was with sales Of 2,%1 10 81 i
s,mSsr s e. sa S"f hut TOR n s0' " 5. spesr
ms, S , esn at p qalckened
nile osy and the nIm There ANY va, Ds , Gon
from Pm S na aDn's Of an I'm
provemen, in prices We quote NsS %rea fn ,,mSs
gal oFa@sy : i lasie ssSasr sr;s
a Ar sy1eussfair. sSi.c good lsalce' choice Ia
TO hs. ,ar So N Ss ,sa,'.s
nr osin with common 10 quiet, With regulars and
quoted a, 2,a2ss s rssars 81 Ssdsi io OIL
' StESS GsH for h ssH IN tn. ss
nand for any kind Of sran oItnrpos 81 Decemser
@mdon 81 dayow "a i S SS1s
ei,d Novembsr Lib ga Ae,sefp ID Drceorr
penSsssn S. Hamburg 70 Pss Jsnu@ 5lk for orders
re ga "So1nSeT psssmss p,sr n%Tn No
Kins59w a. ssi ,. busines completed in sail ton
mage a the market steam, ssTs ,re al were quiet and
ioowS ur,lsh steamer 25ia tons genera ea.s ,,ish
sS% Pe.lssns s.ss ana s largo g,EJs John
deem hrrS ,r'. f~ aSn and nete. .anaa,a a.
J i and o standard 81 Bri.s ' team. I,isS
s sicame l tons general Ssrgo vrsn1@ to @ ons
general - ,sls steamer general cargo nsn, 70
Genoa and N "si Pence to ancs
schC.,ncr general ears, ~" ~, Portland to
Marniaae pT,ys,s ',T' s. - an pori bark
r ~, asec. cargo GERMAN bark MARI st IA
Tt,mss 10 New York private terms : 20 colon
tons ,ak from san coast 70 Iiafas S.vYors
q s;' .cAo"ner 90 tons lurnher james "''''
dei11s orss, sur under h- 'n ms tran.
po,, prces Therefore practically n'iis ss9". urine
Change We quote: rrlms e,ea' - crude bis. here.
e2a.Sc prime summer yeli.~ csa2s,sc nominal.
MEM, tr 't yeow winter a2as2c prime ,. . o Nmsr
~ raw 3saSec. American boiled S'S"''' ''
TETRoLEuMThe m.,k,' I, foT III. NS ecsns rie Re.
AL quiet and unchanged i'ntt',.- a., rhnas~inhia
rsiadeiphia 50 %. cases. Newfo'S ''''
rHovIsroxs- marke, ,or hog rqap', snier,ons
shows but slight fnamss PORK quiet .al-s ~
ss:ay at Ms! sg,s .% SO "., E :sSf,
nsa y, family. ssasio packe, s. so9@ , s.aa1r
HANS Firm a, si'as nIy to n.i,''c ctr MEATS
Tcslsd Sees aue, Sase t9 10 , to .ns ny At
:9oulaer' ysrt 81 :e'S %"1 a. & lard ana &c
of cleo @ hhd' Gls1 a. MAKE. quir at 8. CO
sisaay a, .a Sa' ana s. % Tor city rrn"sa n q,
e. q, for south America ~ 90 70" ,oh',n, ,or DE.
FOR compound. options closed NJ F'"' "''
RicE-rlrm markets reported at primary 'm si
WIN ns Prices are unchanged but higher ra~'
are l looked hs near f f"s w Sa SSo'S low fair
air ssGai. god 70 Gr'mis lava sss: Java IN bond
&c; Fatna. <.dtsc Ph'na III ''"'' -
S assS. '"''" r make, wa. ,,,as point. aearr
with Java quoted ios c.d ana ma, ,n sona
ny AT % Sd Beet was steady bu, , onoea at ~ liz,
rice T month 8. a. The local nsse WINS gusI ' ri
steady nIm with az. pr'' mu.enyna" 50 2 and
msa.ss "sa 2c The ,a m" pEees 0s "n
sugar was nrIn. with fair de, nan '"'
~, nulatrd quoted al fsc'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-05

had ~s quotations were foows Hr market 5 r%
ssi' sss patents 50 so h.ra wnes %
dog Vi 2oasi 90 in &C. w"e Winter ns * oa<s
!. wood houf 50 acSs2 IS n wsSd So 2oqs2 5 in
S7sc :; ~ T fsd i7 asS's:s corr
~ tlsc 10 .a,s isois4c. 10 rye $cos e no bsT ar
~ s. 20 per- Sb s. gs O. sr5 100 r.
sd ns' ISs sG .e.i e. short Clear ' sides
!S'1eD. s,gs4 1871: whskey dstliers finished gods
,;ald,rd a. 81 20; inseed raw. 2ec. b1ie1 alc o,
ne rr0dpce Exchange tday The sglr va va
i* Eggs hrm: fresh stock. i7ai7,sc.
Ny S,na1 ,so. w rsS s sm cc SS
s mixed sasose yellow c ear &c No Se ,s
clear bach % 81 g. clear suli s. family
Demand fair shoulders &c loose sho5 lib lib sides ss
%sts sS's ss sssy' s sse. ' 4 b5: at s
:s:s4i Sss ?Ss;a @
7es and closed al s Sample wheat sac ns9 S
's Sample Ss barley NS'' Steady 70
a snS % NJ % .u ss'SS ncSans1 sacked
ns.S y ' al
and broke sharply I, ' Tae1 sMe onday ia 3aS
eT money none 'sssa ss
this msrks, when The price Of No deS At
s Sc e s S %sss No
northern. 1870. F1our-Patens. - 20n$4 10; bakers
e co0&3 6s production 5000 bbls shipments 20 800
oos Mil stufYs-Bran In bulk quoted at $5u$o 20:
shorts. IS 5oa30 rs: mddngs. 81 5o@$s.
Philadelphia. Nov 4.-Flour strong: prices generally
,cSlec higher. In sympathy with advance IN whea,.
Wheat strong with good speculative buying; prices ad-
sancsd 1Hc per bush; contract wheat November sS.a
H1sc December, 64HGs4i5c; January. S5hgsoac; Feb
ruaSy, e6~ QG6hc. CONCEPTION market wea4 prices
css,ned ,5SSs No mixed Nov.mser sohgsosc ne
NAL Oats-carlots DUH with free offerings at former
sstes; No white November 23N@24Hc: December 24a
xsc January 24a+N25hc; February. 2%h125hc. Butter
co lc lower: Pennsylvania creamery extra lsc Penn
yiyana prints extra Wholesale zoe DO jobbing 21N24c
Othsf articles unchanged
., 30 Lcuis Noy 1..I19ur higher pstents g. 1885, 70
%esz e Rye nour g soqs2 Is Wheat higher; No
1sn ess!er November q, nominal: December 23c bid
~. @Ic bid Oats higher: November. INC nomna!
~ - High wines steady at 81 L. Wool dull. firm.
n Xn& ~ o. S3tc; n. e*c:zH n. exc Lead higher
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-05
CLOSING PRICES AT san FRANCISCO.
THE STATE or TRADE.

.u Bal' g Geass 3; Do es g I FANNY
asa 30; spring wheat straight sass q sales 80" 1os
Wheat inactive and higher spot and Novembe SOC BID
December sos s2c: No red 10 ad So1 s
I'D bush. Corn spot November and new or Ga
November or Dscsn5e zos.M?9I.c Januar 3e.s l,3,e
tsamss o T Sasn saie c6 bnsh oa'. nT% Nv
white. 2s'sc: No mixed e29a23c stock 13:tGo bush
cslpts iGooo bush stock I4s 90 bush. Hay auiet hut
arm choice timothy $40 Grain treshts very quite, IN
fancy creasry 1920 Eggs frm at steady,
No T. ilgli%c. O;her articles unchanged.
pos,on. NOV. 4.-F1our trade quiet with prices hlgher
and s,ragh,s. So ioqsi 20 winter patents 81 7oa
s@: clear and straisht. 81 Scas4 20 Cornneal steady
yellow. 3sc: No and steamer. sc OATS quiet ~ :
clipped 2sa29c fancy higher; oats 25a2,i.e NH
feed a% as e. i1 dGns sNf ST sS
:" ss e g. %s3s as% az %
steers Sdsc Kinds sallc tores. 4a5e. Butter quiet
Northern creamery 2oa2lc: Western lsa%lc: Vermont
dairy choice Salee other dairy laiac lambs 9 S1@'
s9sse: Eastern choice. 2od22c: western 100 Mchisan
neys 81 35dsi as; marrow pea. 81 -o@Sl 30 Poultry
STEADY NsTnern yoans fat turkeys i99 Ws'tn
Ice; iced chickens and fowls &C. live poultry 1qsc 20
ta,oes s,eady Aroosook Hebrons 43at7c; New-Hamp-
z0a4sc: sweets siGsl % bbl FOR Norfolk. 81 % G.:
Jersey Grapes in quiet demand G.ss for ponies lla5s
AZ ss sas Rye H straw .sa.2s hr ARM hcmiocE sole
non-acd. hrsts 2oG2lo: seconds. iSg20c union SOLE
frs,s. 27G2sc seconds. 25a2Gc.
Buffalo Nov. +sprins wheat closed quiet; &c lower
steady. Oats closed firm unchanged. Barley-Onerings
liberal sales and prices very unsettled RysmNo
dull. unchanged
Chicago Nov 4-The leading futures ranged fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-05
ceaal Notices.
n ECEIVER'S SALE OF SIlEPAUG, LITCH
IL FIELD & NORTHERN RAILROAD COMPANy


n ECEIVER'S SALE OF StlEPAUG, LITCH-
IL FIELD & NORTHERN RAILROAD COMPANY
The New Haven and Derby Railroad Company vs.. the
Mercantile Trust Company ct al superior Court Nsv
Haven County Both day OF october. 1876
ORDER APPOINTING RECEIVER
rpon the application OF the plaintiff praying Tor sns
OF said partnership to sell tho same and TO dntriovte
IN. nrocesds thereof according to the orders Of ths
olrt IL being that the allegations OF said appi-
cation are true that notice has been given 70 eacn
pursuance OF the order OF ths SouS
ANNEXED tu said application. II 10
ORDERED that The Trust and SAFE DEPOSIT company
Of New Haven and hereby Is appointed receiver VIII
out bonds II ell Of the assets OF said partnership know
as the 'shepaus Syndicate including the 2S shares q
Company standing In the name or The Merrantie IIuss
Smpany as trustees with full power to eel SAID stoSS
and said assets at public auction provided that pup;o
notice of Of the time and place nereor
given by publishing OF this notice IN AZ lesk ono
Kew Haven daily newspaper and IN one New iotk ossz
at least three days prior to the time 49,
Tor aid sale md further ordered that the proeseos
OF said be held by said receiver subject 70 tns su
Their order Of this Court ..,. l.,,. ..,-,ir .
n' WV EDWARD A. ANKETEII. Clerk
Pursuant to tine foregoing order the Receiver WILL g
saturday Nov eth, eleven O'Clock In the forenoon
ali AZ bubble auction. the ONCE OF the H. Wsnee
Co No 10s Orange ST.. New Haven Conn. xie snerss
Of the capital Of the shepaug Ltchhed and North
eru Railroad Company .,,,,<~r, ~ - 49,,
THE TRUST AND SAFE pEfooSE W ~ SSw
HAVEN Receiver. .~.. 80, =. III. :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-05

Market closed weak at 10 % points iecln, compared
Win Mondays eceing rr.es IanrieTiiele no,icss 80 ~
bales gross. 5O5 bales. Exports: Great Britain. II '~3
bales France. la bales: forwarded $3.50 bales: sales
26 bales. pnners 20 bales. stock. i53 80 bales Total
recops to-day. ilG5 bales: thus far this week 2l
1903 bales Exports to-day: Great Britain. 20 49, bales
France. loo bales. Thus this week: Great Britain.
cats bales France 81 l2 bales Continent 4io0G bales
ding upands. 3iBr: midine Gulf s1-lGc. Sales. 2iG
tale Including 10 bales spinning and =" bales contract
fair doing Sales 1900 baies; speculation ant
export 800 bales American 1900 balee receipts. 700
ba.es: American. SO" bales. Midling upanis. ~
Futures sellers Cid advance: closed irregular NJ to
~. points net advance. January February +22s. Feb
riary March i22s March April. 422v. Apri-May. 423s
May-June. i2ss. June-Juy. +24'sh. Juy-Augus 42'h
January. 422~ Manches,er-Yarns In buyers favor
CoFfEE-The market shows seadiness today CON
tracts hut no, much activity Europe higher In IT,
public ndyices hut market Influenced very
materially by conditions abroad The local market opened
az an advance 81 II points sales the call OF,
10 $500 Included in the exchanges 10000
bags December exchanged for 20 May even. and 20
ported Rio No exchange standard at l2$ico exchange
sd receipts. 200 bags: Rio cearances Tor
United States bags and FOR Europe 1000 bags Rio
stock. 10000 bags market quiet santos receipts three
DAYS 80 bags; Santos stock. $4,000 bags: market
quiet: good Santos 1890" bags During the al
ternoon Europe sold and Baltimore bought coffee The
II points Total 10 30 bags. The
ke does show marked change and RIO NJ II
sill quoted .O7.c. and Rio No at lone The feeling
confident. but jobbers dis
posed the matter % purchasing invoice lines
The fair ana tho passing business II at
good prices MID coffee is steady and fairly active with
hold ril The salca for the day included 900
bags RIO No 10 arrive At o'.c $40 bags savana and
The following shows the highest loves, and closing
prices to-day on contracts. 49,.