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SUGAR

New Orleans, March a., 4,
kettle quiet, 2s6s:;; . ssp." I
5-i6G4 SIS. yellow s!. " ~
3 1915. Molasses stess S,,, NJ 4
in II first rs hands; centiiusA Z
New York. March A-'s
refined steady.
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KANsNs CITY.

Kansas city. Mo, March l,-Wheat--
F-ulI and unchanged. Corn lSGlsh lower;
No . mixed ?0is; No. > white 23is Oats
SLIGHTLY lower. No. mixed lSNlSh. Rye -
No 2 nomiuRlly, 49, HaV-Nerv dun and
Z. 0 Reccipts- Wheat 5000; corn Is, $50: oats
y 600 Shipments-None
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nUII.nINO MATERIAL.

., SEM ENT 49, Portland cement. per Dbl
naso, lime fircclay s.. 25ii8,4O plaster paris
!2iQ; fire brick, 81 Louis. per NJ 5000:
Hrhn paving Tile. per foot 7al5o 10 /
N,sp2t0; Acme and Replacement plaster.
per ton ili.c); clustering hair, goat per
10 &c. laths. per N 50 co.
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LIZ tORS.
RE H TR-Qahlfty atsurt. ttn p

BEER-Schlitz. quarts 1000 per bbl.
plnts sii;oo per bhl' a Il Q Bohemian
quarts sloo, pinta !ll-c0. Dixie Pale
quarts 1900 p!nts 1850. Weiss beer 81 q
per case. two dozen In a case. '''-'
HIGH WlNES-N - per gallon.
.,WHlSkf.P Per gnllun, finished goods on
hlEh wine basis y-2s, straight nourhon
and rye, according 10 ago and quality
NldQ30O. blended ;l.75A950. ''''
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Man Yonll MoNEY.

New York. March Money on call easy
at 9,stl; last luen ), closed al 2islS per
sent, primo mercantile paper t,sff6 per
cent, sterling eNch4pse hrn with actual
business IN hankHrsi Dliils at +S7A4y4S9 Tor
demand ana iS6St8fN for ca days; posted
rates asa and f.SSi3tf4 50, CONNIE rciai oils
i.sd'4; bar silver 6S,s, silver certificates ST.
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BUTTER AND ID

Chicago, March 4.-EsssI
l0lpl0ia. Butter-tlrm' 60
81. Louis. March VA M
creamery. l7G?s; duES VI
Strong; fresh. .. ~
Kansas City, Marc, ~, :,
cry. firm: dairy, sIea'! "
New YORK, March t.-EI Il.
ern advanced to ~ 90 ! M n
speculative. Receipts az t',,' n
present outlet, ana w Inv w, n
be regarded as unnealln'.~)
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HOUSTON HIDES AND WOOL.
C0TTON-SEED PRODUCTS

New Orleans March 4.-The marke, fo,.
cotton seed meal and cake is steady n, i 1r
" a,,s, OF og cents per ton: oil outlet and
, un,cnahged. Prime crude oil, In Eulk " iS.
InrbIne summer yellow, in barrels. "a, nal 40
TO- cake l'.eS per short ton. meal
New York. aMrch location 49,,
sItSsadys Prime crude, n of grades 10 OF, on,
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o,dcs d

------ Once 4 g. l
Commissioner Of Asrs 'Hsnl
Statistics an Janss1
Austin, I !, Wsy CousS
To An Whom y ~ Int Y
i'' FfbELlT,fi, care' Nd. n
Company Of Ba .i,,,nlisd Ta
T Tpsvss as condition., s sad ~
bus ness in this aiss1siI issis = ~
, pany o df emitting ,ss,y y nn,1d
this state f for tx pD1
iRSe e lss8. rand lni n
CIV Given under my g.n nan aai ~ 1
written. poLLARn,,ali
n 64RTa, + fihEET S2I:iss. a is
Main street, Hous!o.
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laNGIIsn coNsoLs.

London, March 4.-Consols for money,
le I-lp; for the account itHih, bar silve-
81 S-d per ounce. money - per cent: tho
rate OF diseouat in the open market Tor
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short and three months bills is rs per
CONNER -1AL HR1EFs.

CONNER -1AL ERtEFS.
New York, March 4.--Clearings S1o9. 002,-
800: balances $685. sol.
st. Louis March t.-Whisky La
Cincinnati, March 4.--Whisky steady;
sales ass barrels, l22.
New York, March 4-The total sales Of
stocks today were 10000 shares, including
American Tobacco 1850, Sugar 23,00O Bur
r,,ton q 800
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WAN WAS MADE TOY

n AN WAc ~
Perhaps. hq bit. r b s%%PisS g 81 y
subject sui when there re-, : ,ss u
as Hostettcr's stolnac .rh ,rs 4
or the kidneys OF ,m,,cie,lt rr1,
vents n.uts' and remedies all nl....s
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Thousands OF cases OF rheumatism have
bern cured by Elmer & Amends Pre-
scriptlon No. 2Sil." All sufferers should
try a bottle OF same. c. W. Preston < Co,
Galveston. Texas. agents.
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CITRON-1tc per 10.
CURRANTS-Fa Fancy cleaned. SIC.
-Eyaporated Sc; Turkish layer lec
NECTAKlN ES-E vaporaied. Sc
PEARS EvRporatc &c.
PIN MS-pitted &c.
APPLES Fancy sliced In boxes 47,ngc.
rated 7a7i.
ApRlco'rS Evnporatad l0c
hAlSlSS-En litorpia l., J.. boxes N.AOq
20; crown l.. NJ. rnislns. % 10 boxes 9i.c
crown =. NJ. 70 10 boxes faaiilsc
PKNNEs-crop 1896. California prunes.
@,lpos Sci So-eos CSC. e0-l0s 7c 5O-00s 7i.e
silver and ruby pruncs Toe.
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TRAnE NrrEa

20 cotton seed meal and cake Advanced
% oen,S per ton Mt Nsw orleans today.
do, r0n1ry j. IN very good supply and fair
u'"''"u' ifices are steady and unchanred
Eggs remain AT yesterdays decline
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a Asked; 5 Bid.
.or.,lSs NEW oRlsAs,,,]
opened opened steady II \ ~

n Asked; b BID.
o,o..i LIVERPOOL nm
and md steady, closed , = \, ~
ners. new. 100. s.'S Y
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GALVESTON.

Reported Cor The Fost by A. p. Norman
live stock commission merchant.
Beeves--
Choice per H.. gross ..... 3 % az
Common. pes h.. gross........... q "a
Cows
Choice. per h.. gross ........... 2isf5 "a
Common per 10. gross............ ~ ~
YearluRs-
Choice. per h.. gross. ............ 21aD
Common per H., gross. ........... q ~
Calves
Choice per h.. gross ............- 3 q
Common per ID, gross............ 2A0 c1a
Choice per ID. gross. ............. sHa az
Common per head. ...............1 30 q 2 70
Hogs
CCornted per b.. gross............ S,fl
Mastfed per h.. gross. ............ 2I7V
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BEANs-Caiifornia small whte Ian
&c per ID: Bayou sAU2Sc; pink. 2Nfi9ssc;
Lima, " NC; hlack-eyed peas. 7isc
HCTTER- blue Star l9c dairy l6c. adla
Re; fancy l1lgln creamery, 2ic: fresh
texas country Sa2oc II In good condition
,,BuITERlNE-Solid i2c; prints l2isc.
Elgin dairy bricks lsc
CABBAGE.Te1as s2.25G250 In crates.
large sacks sl.75.
CliEESE~-New York fun cream, I4c.
WiscoI Sin fun cream I3c fancy filled
cheese lo'Rc: SWISS 2sa29c. imitation swiss
VgiM: rick cheese iSc; Llnburger lie.
EGtS-rexhs. in cases. 747iac
oNlONS-70dsn per bushei
PEpPER-Chile l4fflsc per III
rOTATOES-cOo and New York
5G055c, sweet potatoes i0N50c. Seed notn'
per 3-bushel barrels
barrels.
POULTRY - Chickens. per dozen old
hons tG0d215. spring s. 25u275; turkey
100000; ducks s3.ood350: geese .1o0n
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CHICAGO.

Good fat hecVeS firm. cows. heifers and
calves in demand; hogs dun and low; sheep
quiet
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CHICAGO.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
CHICAGO

chicago March 4.-Wheat, after pursu-
/ Ing an erratic course over narrow range
closed with gain of i,lli, over Tuesday $
| hnal iiSures. Trading was again extreme
! ~ limited, but the bulls were favored the
more by the statistical news and had
somewhat the best OF the skirmshing.
Corn was heavy and closed somewhat low.
er. Onts made no quotable change ana
provisions show general losses.
Another dull day was reported, the mar
ket at times rulng exceedingly slow, the
range FOR the session being confined at
wi'hn 81 Tho market opening at whore
! II Ieit on yesterday, manifested some
weakness early owing partly to deliveries
! In Northwest being fairly generous. Tncra
was very little Improvement in the specu-
latiNe business, outside trade being almost
at stAn'istlil, and with foreigners doing
practically nothing. At the Seaboari mold
ets round little encouragement ana liquida-
uuu ana snort selling resulted. Brad
streets report engaged attention. and as
IL showed decrease OF 3,175,0O0 In the
worlds stocks. including the reduction of
''"" huShe.s Tor the month on the Pacific
coast, the trade consider 1t II good reason
Tor putting the price up and they pro-
ceedod TO do so. But at the advance alt
unlimited number Of selling orders poured
IN aud the decline was quicker than the
advance May opened about unchanged at
B6s4PbC IS. eased off 10 IS SIS. reacted to
81 7-SgG1 and OF again to So SIS Trade
continued dun during the final hour but
a somewhat frmer feeling was evident AMI
the price gradually climbed back to So rs.
where 1t closed.
Trading In corn was extremely quiet ana
fluctuations narrow.
oats showed considerable more activity
than usual. the demand at the time be
ing quite urgent, but no Improvement in
prices resulted
ment, tho opening was quite firm ana
considerable advances We're noted but
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St Louis. March 4.-Flour quiet, steady
and unchanged Wheat declined early on
small d maud. but later reacted. closing
steady ;. Over yesterday. Spot lower;
No. > red elevator Y: TRACK 74uliN; No,
hard 62i3: March 90 5-S, July 6t'2. Corn
unsettled. closing hsui. lower than yes
terday for March. May and July steady;
spot easy and lower, No, MIXED cash
si4G2S a-s, oats, speculative market dun
and weak Spot lower; No cash ~,
May 20l4. July l9h. Rye lower to sell.
No .. % bid east track. Barley steady.
Cornmeal, iS5Nl.iO, Bran 90 FLAX seed
unchanged, Timothy seed S,ooa35o. Hay
dull quiet: prairie 5.00GfS.00 timothy io.00u
l30o this side. Lead easter with sellers
eos. Cotton ties unchanged, Bagging I'M
changed Pork steady mess, tobhing, old
a25, nov n.S5. Lard lower; primo steam
5.12'. choice 80. Bacon. boxed, shoulders
$50, longs 562iz. ribs 662ia; ribs 5G2is
shorts $40 Dry salt meats boxed.
shoulders rs; longs boo; ribs 5.l2'; shorts
as Recelpts-Flour 300: wheat 5000; corn
7o.No; oats 4G,n0. Shipments-Flo 6Q00;
wheat 1000, corn 5000; oats 1900
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PAlNTH MD OILs

oIfl-l.insoed. In hba raw 4ie, boiI.a
iSe. petroleum. lo0 teaI. IA bOls lic, in
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Y Value; b Bid ) sslisS
STOCKS ATLpAn,vo

ONir AND UI
Exports to Great britain. 4
Exports TO France .,....'-
Exports TO continent. ....,'.,, \
stocN this day.....,,,.....'''''
stock this day last weei ,...
stocs this day last year ..a..,~
Defic this ason. ..........,,.s,
COMPARATIVE spuf I
The following are the IN,
for cotton on the SPOT Nm
Ing markets. together Nh ],
ding yesterday. with tod,y,
New-York tribune., 1896-10-25

1886 head 10 New-York 416 head on SALE 80 nesc a.
s9Sy cS:eS S ssa % d s. s c
eonmen 70 r ta IN ss "a hours ESQ head total for the
yeeS nus far 81 ov0 head for the time last Week
1910 head consigned through ?sso head to YORK
coeed steady and Arm with all sold Workers. go9d 70
choice SO 1898 S0 light lots So 1O mixed paesers 90 :"
mediums sat5TsS So roushs S@g" @ tSs Ss last
Tor the same time week. A. 700 head 70 @ pd
o head on sale o m hean bn od Native lambs good
to choice si 25S4 to fair 81 .5aS l3 cis
50 5gsS CO. mixed sheer e'oS s 20 aSa COMMON 81 500
lambs 81 15s4 30 mostly 81 asa cullF So 'oass 5
Union stock Yards Chicago. Oct. 24-Cattle--Recepts
GOO head market nomnay steady Cominon 20 saa va
steers 81 25dSJ 10 stockers and feeders :. ioas 20 ~
GO cows s and sar s 81 ranser 'EgsS sos2 ogsReps
1G 900 head market H>avy packing ana shippMng M
sSoe Gs - s::orsd s. 5cass @ light s. Sc g
Gs3 55 sheepRecpts 200 head market anles an snu
ssady Infeor to choice 81 ios SS 20 laos
.onis IA head market steady Native steers s2 5oai3
Natvs cows 81 5s2 50 Ioss.scsp,s 24.' 8. scaS rod
sS ~: heavy s3ds3 sc. Sheep-Receipts ll@ head'
market steady Native sheep s: 20; lambs q ..d
East Liberty Penn ri ~ su 81 ,o cos 81 10
Sst 20: tdv 50 s1ai; fair 30 80 s0 common S- ~
IS 2J common good fat bulls and CONS s.nss 10 III
& 81 Ss 20; and mSs aS TH gher l prime MEDIUM oa
81 .s bsary Yosers 1 ss ,s,as3 7o light Yokrs 50 300
3 o PIGS So 9aS3 90; heavy hogs - 'cnsS o,asSy %. rrs
% i0a So 5O good 50 loa i3 e5 fair mixed ~ @
common 81 50as2: culs Jocqsl: choice lambs t-y@ g. t-y@
y so common fair lambs :" Jo9so ''' V'a' 'i"e''
Kansas city Oct. 24-Hogs-Receips 39oo near ins. ~
<et opened and closed %eak bsn nn1 a 81 60
- otteRsoeip,s zoo head; narEc nominal sheep--Rs-
ceipts, LOO head: market steai!
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COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

Nex-York. October "a 1896
AND PEAS--The conditions have n"f e"a.'sr"
.Irvas are somewhat larger but they are me- nS.uy & 81
rrn. hear. and with fair trade values nave us'h
vel sustatnen eniency 70 red kluey particularly the
hs, old stock which IN 'uehi 20 De 100 uc osow ae
Price 4 exporters Son6S@ 10 lo, oecy ap'e i s
a. position The obbng business In most Kinds Is
is ssSch @ PEAS Are Rsan n. damstc Is marrow 1850 cocr
wsaf we N 81 co. do is,5 choice 81 90 DO medium is9t
s 30 % pea ps S.S sIs or ,s is ea7s 81 s
a. ,oGsi a.. do 1879 81 351Sl ~; do lima LORNA
so green s Pa "a is - Dars ss So s' 40 ''s
ER-Tbe narke, is without special feature at the
npt The au.etnes trade tor few days past has
% oos receivers enough sock 20 supply a. require
nes and The tone canGed from one OF hrHness 70
There aos ns' fsnr hat present Values are
ik ey 70 be maintained The consumptivc neiana - qte
es and eonsl.r1sle l a we made day Sere on the
basis isa 2oc for choice 70 fansS resi- @ sr1 & M
@ neia t"s sa gs,ry butter are M coming tvard slowy
and the ordinary 70 s.nii sood & ar s'~ sr
omarss Imation creamery IS moving out fairy when
chSce and commands i-c Ffesh fae;ory Is u..c siew &
but steady Exports for The Gsgs peP 1p' NJ nP GOO Sg0 S ms
psnia, do thirds seconds. l%snl.e; 90 June MAKE;
iss DO sssonas s e & D. WEN aSs Sa'e M
i7iac: do nrsis 5aec do hiras 70 seconSs S is
Imitation esans 1,, Is aia iS't ds rGs to ssSon
Sier onas % rs s9osc; DO reh asts ssaoc do thirds
70 osTFsETSer. wac very little movement In large fun
cheese today but at scsTeey % @ ins Meek prneps te
export The pcsSn Is % ses 10 PURCHASE mtl Sns the ne
pasis DALI " IA, price Small full cream have only
nedaus demand generally showing disposition TO
operate 10 current needs fssng o arns
large stocks LARGE par: skins have up eioss @
and the feeling quite , but small ,ss & are noms
:e.a :e. the .nS Sss. e: ser Ss.S full cream. Sep
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IMPORTS TODAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New-York, october a. 1870:
Nev-York. October q. isaG.


corrON-The market closed quiet and steady; with
ne, loss Of 70 points o,a ss:es yeTe % $50 Saes
early months owing he report OF The chronicle oi
the vicniiy Of Memphis his was merely confirms
tion Of private reports received early IN the week pu
pretty n es good OF market at Lverp5 % d"naes eSe showing
up in about good form as expected oPsnins steady at
gain of 9s points Neworeans sent in numerous
our narkot broke several points Dece nhe sons of %
7ss and January 7ao within the fTs! haf-hour But Bu,
Of light The tax now hs, the reSsiPs Ss 6s
a. the SeeS pS nS wiz = 0r s ae ds s that the
hsh water mark cf the reached last week
ee Saes than IN n tss a ss he pSas sp
,9arss are sDoSa GS TO a. be his aano @ poP Th PRINT
cloth market at Rver is reported finn with s90d @
peces with production 22oco and deiysrtes 2oeoo
ana stock 10000 pieces o. The & Ieeepi, y M at n:es ossn
2lol7 day las; week ara l9si9 last year to1a$ m
same day last week and e7s last yeaf Recsp,s at at
Memphis ,oaay 2067 bales against l'S: SANE ga.
towns Sst "edm show ana falling On in receipts attracting a.
tention some opraoTS express o }ne s,ch for bshtr
prices. sly that This theory is not so''ane; a
acnty 5' ia obtaining funds sproyns this
theory. Quite general rains are fepo'sa ~ nS S,sve
wfIi @ o6w aH' Reparis received by TN, Financial chr9n-
nagop. IN n, cotton bell have satisfactory our
inc the week and that picking has made good progress
xcenf in portions Of Southwest Texas The crop is be
Ing freely marketed Killing frost occurred IN, IN me
NTlssssinri and IN the cary p'r1 OF ..'e
ard The Memphis correspondent states mat ths ,op
crn has ben killed throughout iat section nero oo oas
t, s,rb, dn-irr tho week 435o6 haie~. against i-o
bales Tor the corresponding week o; 1890 Inc
-, oc.oher ~ was 66g 25S bales. against i'fp's
80 ssns ,,roe last season This SHOWS mat u,
9mo1n in sight as compared with last ear 'nlgrs bus
e5S The .oal supply of cotton sho"s
drsase ~ 2s4 9s7 bales compared Win the sane oa
sos f,Il,nr oH OF 81 bales from the coItesPo-
o. 70. 80 ,sai and decrease Of l63o9i bars iroi2
1873 The visible surpy Of cotton s ala in isoi
Ca . 1sG 5G5 In 1888 The total American suPP'' -
ss2 res bales against 2siG255 In lsso , x,a. ~.
Sn.1,c range and close today. ana Closing o'"' '7
rd leet follow:
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AN ALLEGED MINISTER ACCUSED.

CHARGED WITH sWINDILNG AN ASSISTANT MIN
ISTLR OF GRACE CHAPEL
Robert c. Heslop, formerly minister Of the
Church OF England who said he intended 70 return
and re-enter church work, arraigned in Jeffer-
son Market Court yesterday morning by Policeman
,Jahoney. Of the Court Squad He was charged
with getting money by trick and device The CON-
painant, the Rev. Eliot White, assistant minister
of Grace Chapel, said Hesop called on him In June
last He represented that his vile was III. and he
was IN arrears for rent. He borrowed then and
on two subsequent occasions total of SIS. As the
man did not pay promptly. MIR. White asked for
security, and Hesiop gave him note on the New
Yc-iI Life Insurance Company, by which lie said
Re was employed as agent among ministers. He
requested that the note should be presented for
time.
Mr.. White said he waited till October ie when he
sent in the note 1t returned with this in
dorse,nent: "R c.. Heslop signer Of this draft. is
an impostor He has not account with the New.
York Life Insurance Company, and never has had"
Mr.. White then procured warrant. and Heslop
arrested at O'Clock yesterday morning at mis-
home. No. 32l West Thrtieth-st Magistrate Went
worth continued the hearing until tomorrow
under 500 bail.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-25

,rle. closed quiet and steady at 2q4 p2in's Gr-,be
90 yonare5 ytth yesterdays closing prices A'~n'''
hoeS, Exchange special Liverpool eahes.spot oe. en
f-s,a demand: sales 5000 bales specu n
-... ,ns-iean 1000; receipts. 1900 sn
p!fang unIarls l7-32d futures seacy 3-otu n"arv
cised barely steady. 2i2a3 points i' ,, ,, Abs;
Tsb~nar iiss: February March. 4l9s; I li7s
s5,tb; May-June. 4l6.s: Ju1eITW2, W. erabsr
II I .rr,i., 4l1iss October 426v; ~
Zoos. November. December 4l6iio' peceii'''
4i5.b. . ..,,,
ccrrrr-Thc local market for contracts 9I 80 ,rsdA
ncbsnsed but steady. without much 1lsPy1sS .,d the
hnsa feeling was deVeIppep'
with net fdNahce o ~ cn1oc
, cere 900 bales There vas very Il.t'e S
- aae Taw. YORK Baltimore and Europe were rar inS.,
80 h.,i ,he market The Brazil markets WI. h.roiy
80 Turnne irnproved somewhat: tiaWe oIe..u oI.,s-.
.edy Win about y franc decline. but afer
lt,r1e closed WIN net ioSs ot
franc Hamburg partially !. pig er,av Brazn
hnss deliveries we're ligh; at all ports yesterday go
nsLls renortei RIO No exchange stahdatI o. =,
e%cbsnrr 5-ISd Receipts. 6cc bags; no a s
90 I-ni,.d sts,ns and for Europe ovoo oatS'
Rio stock $4,000 bags ar@ket @ hrin Snr & ann Good
go bags; Santos sto,k 4'Jcov nassi Az " "
yersce santos IL 600 n circular issued ,ooab IA "a
ss5nan A. RIO say: estimate the current no ana
san,,s crop al a minimum 81 spvbVp ohsa a., -. -,
s,de CROP together 6ooOOOo bags 'lne ate S
700 600 hars above outturn o' the dst tee
oosI Va corsler this estimate conservative IN lace vl
ths glowing reports Of the Mexican and CentFa
80 aud the increase bahia ana victoria W.l
do,son Of "a 600 and calculating the denver
, Al II SEQ BAGS 800 900 bags above tle Neeb
sors . 800 600 bags will have as Vsibie suppl %.
IIuIr IS,S minimum 500 200 bags. The market
e y,hot Inportant change the Street IradlnS was
verv e,ow and nothing reported In invoices Nominal
on srot Mild coffee rles steady. with sales OF eoo hass
ho on
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r,.sopEAS PRODUCE MARKETS

Liverpool, Oct. "a. p. m.-Eeef-Extra India mess
Western me. nTm at 4.s I'd; do medium firm a, !os
1erri.rond cut about IS 10 so 10 firm Sis Cd short
rib abou, 20 to "a 70. firm 3s long clear middles,
~, s5 10 3S ID 3ls: long middles
heavy about 70 ID. hn at Sos short clear middles
,s-vy about 45 10 10 .rr 2Js; bellies. abou.
10 10 II 10 firm 3os Cd. Shoulders. about IL 70 IA r
ann at 2es Lard-Prime Western spot steady at 2s Cd
Gnest white hrr s9s; do colorcd
arra q: sea TaiIow-Prne city Arm a; 2ls 81 Gotten
ssd ol.-IJye.pool refined firm al lis Spirits OF tux
p<ntine 6rm at 2is 30. Rosn--Common hrin at Ss 0d
tUbea,--No I Northern spring dull at 'N "a. Corr
ss.t vys.,ern spot o.d firm at So 3ild: october dull
~ c.S November duii at IS Ord: December dull
ss S.s6 Flour-St. Louis fancy winter steady at SIS 3D.
Hos Al London--Pacnc Coast firm at Co.'S
New-York tribune., 1896-10-25
LIVE SToCr- MARKET.

fsw-N rf Ocobr ~ lSJo
prr,y-S-.p.ceint. 10 ca 5it he,l. rli insignei
10 CIV sIaughtesrs No trading Feeling stcnfy CITY
dressed native sides had light 1nnulry az 6nNc PEI 10
Quoted refr,rcra,or h.s firm Id,hc per ib American
steers steady at !on1itc, dressed weight shipments
today 40 cattle 1.soo quarters Of tHef on the
Nlssachlses LONDON and 13j cattle on the Francisco
10 Huil; aso 30 sheep on the Madiana to tho Wes'
Indcs. =, ,-, -,
sord a, - cfS6 80 TO- pnor To good veals; ted calf
=, 60 N !. car ar Westerns hid yesterday
h, n,, wanted tod,v Drrssed calves had limited de-
mand AZ yesterGa,'s quotations.
c~ias-S JuAd & Co: - Buffalo veas lag n average
st s., 90 per 100 ~ do 255 No. at - bO fed CALI $40
sIfEf.p AND LAMTs--Receipts IL cars or 2.3Hs head
cars for city butcher and 10 cars for the market
r,et,ng with Az car. held i4i- cars on sae slow
-Four cars of stock. mainly sheep we're 20 sell AZ ne
close Fair sheep sold AZ 81 scgS2 30 per 100 ID
,atr N WHINE lambs nj 81 3DuS4 TO. Canada lambs At
81 35ds4 10. Dressed mutton slow at 4sD'sc per ID
dressed lambs weak at 6susc few extra prime car
ass,p Harrngon: Aos Northern Canada smb. 75
n average 81 % per iO0 n: los Michigan do. is m az
n Mcpherson & Co.: ~, Canad nm lambs. IS n. at
81 80: ol6 DO rs 10 81 %: 2i0 Michigan DO Is No. az
Iuaa & Co.. loa Ohio ambs. II No. at 81 90; 81 Mch
gar do 81 80: 100 Ohio do es ~ at - So %
Mlchiran sheep LOG 10. at 81 & 222 Indiana DO I'D TO-
H II Hollis $50 Northern Canada lambs i3 10 AZ 81 30
81 Collins: les Pennsy.vsnia lambs: 03 u at 81 70
TOGs-Rece.pts i8 2Gl3 head. Al tor sleush-
,.r,rs No trading Hominal,y firm at So 70Gs. Is Cor
FOOD heavy TO Eight hogs: Pigs 81 1894 sS Country
dressed steady Al 4aSi,c per ID