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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1896-03-05

Washington, Feb. 27.-There is
general feeling in Washington tonight
that this country in on the verg- of
war with Spain. The resolution re-
ported from the committee on foreign
affairs to the house today suggesting
armed intervention was received with
shouts of delight, both on the floor
and in the galleries. The senate will
vote on the two resolutions now be-
fore it tomorrow at o'clock. One is
the Call resolution to recognize indie
pendence. Chairman Hit will push
his report in the house.
A week ago it was predicted that the
belligerency of Cuba would be recOg-
nized by congress. Then came the
seizure of the Bermuda in New York
harbor and the arrest, under some
what sensational circumstances, of
sixty men, many of whom were 4
legged to be American citizens. These
men were betrayed by Spanish spies
and arrested mainly by Pinkerton de-
tectives under the direction of the
Spanish minister These things raised
the feeling in congress to the boiling
point What might have been but
simple recognition Of belligerency,
with the United States, is now quite
likely to be a recognition of the indie
pendence of Cuba with the United
States as an active ally of the insur-
gents in overthrowing Spanish dom
ination in the island.
Something Of a breeze was caused in
the senate by the introduction of a
resolution authorizing the committee
/ on coast defenSeS to visit places re-
curing coast defenses, send for per-
sons, papers, etc. Senator Cockrell
thought the resolution was very broad,
allowing the committee to make a
tour around the country. Senator
Squire, chairman of the committee,
said the only visit contemplated was
to Sandy Hook. He consented to a
modification of the resolution that the
committees trip be limited to the de-
lenses of New York city, and it was
adopted in this form.
Washington, Feb. 2S.-In the senate
both Thursday and today Cubas op-
pressor was bitterly flayed by one
speaker after another and the Cuban
patriots enthusiastically eulogized.
This afternoon Senator Sherman's mo-
ton to lay the White amendment to
the Cuban resolution on the table was
carried, yeas 81, nays u. The negative
votes were those of Bate, Caffery,
George, Hale, Hill, Morrill,, Perkins,
Roach, Smith, Villas, Wesmore and
White. The amendment extended the
sympathy of the United States with
the Cuban cause and expressed the
opinion that the executive should rec
ognize Cuban belligerency.
The vote was then taken on the COM
mittee resolutions as amended by add
ing the Cameron amendment The res
olution was passed, 81 to 6. The SEN
ators who voted in the negative were
Caffery, Chiffon, George, Hale, Morrill,
the result was greeted with great ap-
plause in the galleries. The resolution
in full is as follows:
Resolved, By the senate the house
of representatives concurring, that in
the opinion of congress a condition of
public war exists between the govern
ment of Spain and the government pro-
claimed and for some time maintained
by force of arms by the people of
Cuba and that the United States Of
America should maintain strict neu-
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1896-03-05

Arsene Houssaye, French literateur,
is dead.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1896-03-05

Washington, Feb. 29.-The house re-
fused to concur in the senate amend
ments to the army appropriation bill.
Lacey, chairman Of the public lands
committee moved to pass over the
presidents veto-the bill to lease GER
tain Arizona lands for school purposes.
He declared the president had been
deceived by persons interested in OBJ
tanning the use Of these lands free of
charge. Lacey's motion was carried.
200 to 80.
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Electric STOCK Quotnt,on,
COMMERCIAL COMPEYD.

THURSDAY. Oct. 60 wheat-Spot
was firmer, but quiet. Sales 10000 bush un-
graded rcd on private terms for export. Free
on board afloat: No. red. s3ssc.; No. 1 hard
spring. sl7sc.; No. l Northern spring. New
York. 799ac.; No. l Northern spring, Duluth
S01sc. Chicago received to-day l34, S73 BUSH
against zoos last year: Toledo 33674
against $4,000: Detroit 1897. against 1920;
Duluth 570.405. against 4Ol.Gl3; Minneapolis
30207O. against 456.270: Milwaukee 7l,5OO
against $4,000: Chicago l73 cars. against AL
Duluth COB. against 455. and Minneapolis 81 g.
against GGl last year. Futures advanced lilo
to 2lsc, but lost part OF the Improvement and
closed lc to 14c. higher. Future sales S,24O,-
600 bush, as follows:
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NEW YORK Thursday. Oct. 60 Receipts Of beeves
were 9l5 head. mainly consigned direct 10 local
sauXhtererA No trading, feeling steady. Dressed
beef steady at 6gsc. n, for poor 10 prime native
steers at log 0alc. n dressed weight; American
refrigerated beef at 7ss1s]sc y: American sheep
at ga lOc \. dressed weight. NoeEports today or
tomorrow
Receipts of calves, all for the market, were 1870
head 5l7 head on sale. all told. mainly Westerna
Veals and Rrassers ruled quiet at bar-y former fig.
ures Willie there was no inquiry whatever for West
calves. About $50 head were unsold At the close
mainly the latter Poor prime yeas sold AT SIgDS7
= 100 ms; grassers at So P6es2.1 IS; good western
calves at 1918. Dressed calves slow city dressed
vcals 7J4G lUy2cf y. - .
Receipts OF sheep and lambs, including cars direct
to butchcrB were 8.OS3 head; cars on sale Prices
to-day fully steady In all Instances. but there
was a decided under current Of wsaknes. the mar
ket closing heavy, with about half the offerings
sold. Poorest to best sheep sold A. t2ss3.30 100
ms. common to prime laInbs at ~ IBID. Dressed
mutton. 4Qcbtac. y ~; dressed lambs 'Geac,
Receipts OF hogs wr.e 1890 mead including 81
head tobe sold. Market tribe weak At S3 eOSS4.lo
d 100 us. for State hogs
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Futures here closed firm at net advance OF Is to 20
points with sales OF 20.50O bales. Rayre
changed. Hamburg declined i pfg. American ware
house deliveries yesterday were 1880 bags BIO
rm at 400 rsls ad receipts. $4,000; stocH,
100000 Rio exchange I'd Santos was trm at 800 rc!s
advance; receipts 10000: stock 452 900 The As-ri
visible supply OF Brazil IA SOL bags Europa
sold here to-day. but on good demand from lower
Wall street houses ces advanced. Tight money Is
checking the iistrihutive demand for coffee.
NAVAL SroHEs-Quet. Spirits turpent.ne esq
2sltc: common TO good strained rosIn. 81 so.
FErRoIECM-C rude certificates here were quoted at
sllSL in oil City sIl7]q, Refined unchanged
PHOv. .sGoNs Lard easier and in fair demand. Prime
Western. 4.5ol s5c. Pork firm but dull Ness ss 50
1$H2j. Dressed hogs unchanged. Talow S}ss
3fi6c. Chicago. Oct 2e-' Provisions have also
been dull. Some OF the sellers OF yesterday were
moderate buyers OF pork, but ribs
day 2;4i2 pkss; last six DAYS, 13.+Sn: previous six
l24s29c state and Pennsylvania do. l2!t@2oc.;
alsG, ch.ese-Reccip.. day; aets; last slx days,
large coiorsd fancy i0ssS Slv4e % white, common
white. common TO fancy 7,yglo ExSs- Receipts
days 1913 state and Psnnsylvania fresh gathered,
suGAR-Raw quiet and Arm; sH' test atsc. 06' test.
Sic Sales, 900 tons centr!fugals g6' test 3ilc
and 400 bags muscova ado. Sy' test at 271c. Refined
CHICAGO, oct, 29.-These were to days prices;
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The trade in cotton to-day was broader and some
what more active. Prices opened higher and hd-
vanced steadily closing about the top gure OF the
dRy. There was slight reaction at one time on real
izlng sales by scalpcrs and the tighneSs OF money
but the untertons OF the narketwas firm. Liverpool
was higher with a good demand for spot cotton,
New orleans and Liverpool bought, and some local
shorts covered. assisting the rise. Ellison q Co OF
Liverpool estimate the consumption or American
cotton this season at 100000 baes Colder weather
with rrosts predicted for Eastern Texas. In.
dian Territory. Oklahoma Mississippi and Louisiana.
receipts the and interior towns thus far
this week show material dmlnution. The total in
terror receipts for the week are now estimated at
lI5.OOO to $4,000 bales against 2O2,v2o last week
In word. the news to-day was all OF bullish ma
ture, and prices were easily advanced. Rome. Ga,
Oct. "a Since the 10th inst weather clear and cool
until last night rain set in. Had white frost but Is
weather prevailing at tte time and advanced
condition OF top crop. Receipts have been lis.
appointing the past week Movement checked hy
gradual decline in prices and widespread BELIEF trat
better prices Will prevail after the election For the
season there is an unusual amount of cotton accumu
that will likely be stubbornly held until after cleo
tlon. unless a sharp advance be hal In the mean
time" Jackson, ga. Oct 90" Every body who can
do so Ia holding back cotton until after election, eX
prctng an immediate rise" Charlotte, n c.. Oct
26.-"H Had white fross on 10th and goth inst. which
were reported killing, out the vegetation Ia per
fecty green in my garden. Cotton Is turning out
Tenants two estates aggregating 5000 acres
Will maze 25 cent more cotton than last year.
COFFEE-Rio on the spot was dun and frm: No z,
l0Itc. Sales 800 bags Maracaiho, 500 bags Sava.
nilla, 800 bags Central American. and 2iO bags
interior Padang private terms The future trading
The sun., 1896-10-30

Appellate DIvlson-Supremo Court-Recess.
Supreme Court-Appellate Term-AdJourned for
the term
Supreme :Court-special Terln-Prt I-hotion
calendar called al / A NJ Part Hex parte mat
ters' Part iI-AdIourncd for the term. Part IL.
Case unfinished Law ana ract3N"s' mos 3ios, 3otn.
$500, gs4o. 1856; Part y-c&Ie unnnSHen Cases
Case unnnsh.d Nos a5ah' H' 95iS' ' aIaI, saiS,
Ished. Cases from Part H. Part yI-Ccar. Cases
from rar, III r1r! IG"nT NSs iite' so93,
ssss. asBY, 500. Part VII Clear. Cases from
Part xH;, Part Clear Ga,"s rom Part WI,
surrogate's Court-TriaI Term-Wllls OF Catha,
rne.B yrnes. Roger +. ponegar al iO;l5 NJ. Cham.
"r Frederick NJ somers at y. NJ. For probate
Wills or Louis Samnamm-r, Shannettc Disbecker,
Jacob Gross, Maria II kker MARY A hattcnhorn,
John Hutchinson nt l0:3O A: NJ,
Guy Court-sIecal Term-Moti1ns. Trial Term
Part Il.--Casr unfinished Nos. ;3H, IA, 500 ANS,
572. as, are, V0l. yO2, 9ll. .oH l0T2, li23.
lGp5, VO.. 6dI. Paris l., H.. ami N.-AdJOurned
a ln fRF
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Irgal 3lotirc5.

NEW YORK SUPREME rOURT.-1n the matter NJ
y the voluntary dissolution or The Home Tablet
Company.
Noii,r is hereby given, pursuant to the statute in
such case ade and provided that the undersigned as
rrCriver of The Home Tablet Company hereby cals
general meeting OF the creditors OF corporatiol
to bs held at his office. rs Beekmnn St. New York
city In the county and state OF New York the 18th
day OF November, 1875 at O'Clock in tho afternoon
corporation. and all its open and suhsistng contracts
shall be ascertalnrd and adjusted as far may ba
and the amount OF moneys In the hands Of the Re-
ceiver declared.
RICHARD H. KELLY, LOUIS A. LEHMAlER
Attorney for Receiver. Receiver.
297 broadway, y. Y.
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Proposals.

COMMISSIONERS OF THE SINKING FUND. 1906
u T9 contractors:
public building be erected in rutonn Park.
Third avenue, n the Twenty fourth ward Of the city
ssAEp for %H ho nna1c w.
with the above title also VITA the name Of le person
tioh viii be received at III once ot The Comptroller
rooms Nos - and 70 Finance Department, stewart
'Af ua.il II ocioet ~. f$sr.ds$ Soy; ~" a a
sinking Fund ami read. and the award of the con.
tract AWARDED, viii D. made t. the low
thereafter as pTacrlcsbls. The person or per
sops TO whom the contract may be- awarded
nent OF Public Works, with the snr"tir, offered by
nT s or ra ,MT & enn n "EI.e Sc h t% m mH m @
effect and In case OF 'aur" n'gl"ct SO to DO he
me- w nf c3n'd"rri On & as maEinS amanl"r" &C. ma
worE shall be rradrertsri aud rrit and :" ''n unt
thr contract D" acc, ptei ana G,,rnicd re w3rE I"
y H. Permission will not he Ivcn for the with
crp'r from, or contract awarded to nny person wAn
Is in arrears ~" Corporation upon irnt nrrontrAc
or WHO Is defaulter u, surety or otherwise. upon
any obiEation 10 tir Corporation.
days after tho notice 10 commence work has been
given by the commiss onrr NJ Public H@rks
Tgc amount of security required is TIN THOUSAND
niank forms of estimates and further information
,prlhcation, for the work, can nr oL'nneI al tho
ono. otit comptroller. 10 eso rroa!way
WILLIAM L. 'BaE.%i, a;,%,'
JuHE 81 Gpgf'
AsHnFL p. riIim, c,,,,o,.,,o,.r,
"'' " ~ Chamherlain. sinking Fund.
WILLIAM N; X, oLGoTT
Chairman,
cqnmmi!.se E on Finance
AkW YORK, October goth. 1894
The sun., 1896-10-30
At Manted-ffmales.

DOORRINDERS.-IIan folders and insortcrs
ID wanted. H. WOLFF. 2b5-2h7 Cherry 81.
XIANTED-A competent forealy TO take charge OF
w stitching room IN lars' factory on laI.N' nue.
shoes Address. with references and ptrirHcc, box
A u l73 sun ofce
NTANTFD-6Oj experienced rubber sr0,runkcrS
w apply in person %; hy utter TO CASDEE Il e BBEk
co, cor wallace AM Greene stS. Sew Haven. conn.
The sun., 1896-10-30

Henry KAmmerer. IL years old, of Hudson
Boulevard. Jersey City, while playing with
his fathers shotgun yesterday. accidentally
discharged the weapon, and his right hand was
almost tssa away by the load OF buckshot.
The sun., 1896-10-30
Gltrtions and 3elertinos.
RGKS;n RAiLW AY COMFANY.

NEW YORK. October u, 1898.
The annual meeting OF the stockholders of this com
pany for the election OF thirteen Directors and
uf Election and for the such
other business may pertain TO tho affairs OF This
COMPANY viii be held at the COmpany's offices. No 80
Wall street. New York city, at2 :. N. on Monday, No
yemher lB lHdb
Friday. october 40. until "a NJ on Fri!ay. November
90 next. j. II. HOCAkI, secretary.
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ASHBEL p. FITCH,
Comptroller.


ROOM 20p. 81 ,WART ~ ClLDlSG,
No. 2-U BROADWAY,
%sW YORK, ctOUer 9Th, lS9o.
To CtNlRAI TDES.
Bids proposal long tho WORK ana furnishing
the matera,t ra"d or N IN" approved forms OF con
tract now NJ" In IN" Office OF IN" AQueduct Com
miss oncr- for xravailnE tunnel nni constructing
"A masonry drHln At Jerome fark Reservoir near
SsdgW CK avenue. in the twenty tpurth ward OF tho
city Of NnrE. Wi be rrccisch AZ ths ONCE until
WEDNESDAY, EDNFNRr Il l. -H6 at 3 o CLOCK T.. NJ,
and they VIII be run,tcy oprn'd by the Alneiuc.
Comm ionrrS n n in"rrnf rr possible, AM ths
award Of the contract fr doing sad work and fur.
nishnE sad materials VIII b" IUahs ny said CommlS
sinHrrs a. soan .rrrt't"r as prLr'icAhe
EIanx fortnS ot san approved contract and tAs
specifications thereof, AMI BIDS or proposals and
proper envelope for tHrir enclosure form of bonds
and all other Information IAN be obtained at the
above nHics OF tI" Agu"lu Z commissioners on Rp-
plir alton 10 the Sncrrtarv.
Hy order Of the AQuc,'urt commissioners
JAMES -. DUANE, President
EDWARD l.. ALLEN. 5 .cTetSry
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atan,ta-Malss- 4Atsesllaneuus.

NTAoKISTOSIIEs, etc,-Commisslon with credit
WI granted on unoccupled territory: free samples.
r. o.. 1871, New York.
The sun., 1896-10-30
THE ATCuISoN TOPEKA AND SANTA
EE KAILMAY GOMPANY.

Coupons No. l6. Nov /. 1896 OF Atchson. Topeka
and santa Fe Railroad Company GUARANTEE FUNn
NOTES will be paid on and after that date At the
Company, No. 50 Cedar Street. New York city.
II. W. GARDINER Assistant treasurer.
NEW YORK, Octonrr 20. lsSU.
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J. 5. SUYDAM, Secretary.
New York, October 3Otl. 1870.
Chicago a. Alton X. R. sinking Fund II ON da
Louiatann AZ Missouri River IL. IL. second
MortGREe bonds
Kansns city, St. Louis a. Chicago X. X.
Preferred stock.
Coupons anl dividends on the above maturing No.
vemher lst. 1898 viii be paid on and after November
End at the office Of
CUYLER, MORGAN 6 CO.
mn At NnY Nnr
The sun., 1896-10-30

PRINTED MATTER. SC.-German steamers sailing
on Thursdays, Thursdays and saturdays take
Printed Matter, &C.. for Germany. and Specially
Addressed Printed Matter, SC. for other parts OF
Europe. White Star Wsdne sdRy
take Specially Addressed Printed Matter, &C. for
Europe. Cunard steamers Saturday take
Printed Matter &c. for Great Brtan and Ireland
and Specially Addressed Printed Matter &c, for
other parts OF Europe. American and French
line steamers take Printed Matter &c. Tor all ronn.
tries for which they are advertised carry mail.
The sun., 1896-10-30

Barley was rather more active and steady New foed.
ing, 27le82slac cost and freight to buffalo: mailing
$500, as , 20 quality sales 10000 bush. Rye was
Western. 500 Ioc. Corn-spot was in better demand
and steady. Sales 10000 bush. No mixed on pri.
yate terms free on board, ahoat for export No .
mixed in elevator quoted 8OI4c. Futures advanced
A 70 l<c lost this, and declined 70. Future sales
lO5,0 bush. as follows:
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.5inanriaI.
LAS USUAL"
We advised our clients and public Alright last Sunday
Sinaneial.

p
Eight State elections have been held recently Six ot
them. Alabama, oregon, Arkansas, Tennessee. Flor.
Ida and Georgia (52 electoral votes) have cast an
overwhelming vote for Mr.. Bryan's sde
Two States Vermont and Mano 40 votes). we're Just
as pronounced for Mr.. Mckinley. Query-How is It
possible for those six States to have been deudei
and isn't It Just possible there few OF them
We receive advlces which point to Mr.. Bryan's cleo
tion. We advise you to have your money ready for
bargains II they don't show up no loss is incurred
by being ready. II the opportunity to buy cheapy
does OFFER. you should be ready forit
All deposits made with will be repaid on demand
in gold any hour OF the day that safe deposit vaults
are open.
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Available cash balance in.
cluding gold balance. S237 900 iS3 S2Sb 723 3D

cIUuINB KOIu UhIhIlVt. sE3 I,22U.EO8 S236T23,3VH
Money in London. 3i6 p cent. Rate OF discount
in open market, for both short and three
months bills, 3l4 cent, Amount Of bullion
withdrawn from the Bank OF England on bal
ance to-day. e246.OOO. The Bank OF England
minimum rate OF discount unchanged at p
cent. The proportion OF It's reserve to its liabil-
tiles is $500 . cent. against 50.55 p cent. last
week and 5S.3+ same week last year. Bullion
in the Bank Of England increased last week
Paris advices quote z cent. rentes at OF francs
T5 centimes Exchange on London 25 francs o0l6
centtmes. The weekly statement Of the Bank
of France shows a decrease OF $50. 900 francs
gold and decrease of $4,000 francs silver.
The sun., 1896-10-30
Spring in bbla: superfne. 81 .soas22o; No. extra,
s2.40&e3.l0. No. extra, s9Ss3Ao; straiRhts, S3.70

sa4O&GSI0i No. extra, SSSssioi straiRhts. 81. 10
@S4.25: pAtents ed@1S450.
MIN FEEp-Was frm but quiet Bran t4o Ssl 900
ns;l e5@soc; shorps nipel 76c.@Sil0
Co1TOS Spot prices here were unchanged, with
sales OF 89 bales for spinning and deliveries
tract of 100 balea Midd ng urlands 10 &c. against
SIC last year; New orleans and Gulf Zoe. against
elBc last year. savannah Augusta, and St Louis ad-
yanced l.l6c. New orleans sold 1000, savannah
and Mobile 200 bales Liverpool was unchanged
on the spot with saea OF $4,000 bales: futures
there closed nrm at net advance or TO Y points
In Manchester yarns moving slowly; cloths
quiet. The Bombay receipts for the week we're 900,
against 900 last year. shipments to the Continent,
8OnO none last year. The receipts at the ports
as $40 bales against 45470 last week and 26U45 last
years thus far this week 2ee 4s7 against 27O37 thus
FAR last week The exports from the ports wercG lS0
bales Augusta received $40 bales, against 1854 last
week and 2,0e7 last year; Memphis. 2,9Qs. against
23iO last week and 5000 last year: st. Louis, j23,
against 40 last week and loos last year .ncin.
natl 1879 against last week and lbs last year
Houston, 1000 aga INST pos last week and tAT7 last
year. iemphis shipped to day 6pB bales, ST. LOUIS
9G2o and Houston 5,b5o bales. rhe receipts at New
orleans to morrow are estimate at 10000 to 1000,
against 9,504 last week and SO26 last year. Houston
expects 800 to 10000 against SOl0 last week and
4u6B last year. In New Orleans December advanced
points, but lost part OF the Improvement Future
prices here advanced 10 to ~ points closing firm with
sales OF l5O,5O0 bales. The future trading was as
The sun., 1896-10-30

Interest duo Sovrm ar ~ on East Tennessee. Vir.
ginla ana Georgia Railroad company Cpnhoudated
Mortgage per cent. Ennls, virginia Midland Rail-
WAY Company General Mortgage , per cent Bonds.
and Richmond, York River ana Chesapeake Railroad
Company Second Mortgage -. per cent Bonds Will
be paid by j. p Morgan q 1omrant New York.
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Situations zBaatea-9tmalts.

VoUNa WESTERN GIRL desires employment in one
ences A. b.. box 300 Sun ONCE.
The sun., 1896-10-30

After the closing of the Supplementary Transatlantic
Mails named above, additional supplementary
mails opened the piers OF the American,
English, French. and German steamers and
main open until within ten minutes OF the hour OF
sailing OF
The sun., 1896-10-30

TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
SATURDAY.-At A. u. for FRANCE. SWlTZER-
LAND. lTALI, SPAIN, ruKTUGAL, TURKEY.
EGYPT. and BRITISH l&DIA per steamship La
BretnHne'. via Harrr; at A II for GERMANY,
DENNARk, SWEDEN NORWAY tChrstianial.
AMI RUSSIA. per steamship Saalc. via Bremen
uetters for other parts OF Europe, via CherGours.
must he directed per Saal-''l at A. NJ. supple
mentary q A NJ for EUROPE, per steamship Der
lin, via Southampton uetters must be directed
per Bcriin'n; at \ A VI. for NETHERLANDS
direct. per steamship Maasdam Via ROTTERDAM
iietters must be directed %per Maasdam'J Mt : A
VI. for GENOA, per steamship Vera letters nlust
be directed per Wrrral at A. Nj Csupple.
mentary 80 A. M for EUROPE. per steamship
Etrura- via Queenstown; at 10 A. NJ for scot.
LAND direct, per steamship Furnessia. wa Glas
gov uetters must be directed per Furnnessia")
The sun., 1896-10-30


Wheat advanced again to-day under the influence of
higher cables good buying for local and foreign
count and covering of shorts, The receipts
pected to diminish materially in the near future
owing 70 the prospect or higher rates from West
Chicago and san Francisco were higher San Fran.
cisco reported GOOD demand from Australia, and
ports OF turtnrT daiuGga 10 the Australian crop were
received. There was No great pressure TO sell,
and prices advanced sharply. fhe speculation
was tive, aud the fluctuations IN pr ces
were sharp and frequent Part Of the rise
was lost before the close on realizing sales
and the tghtErs7 of mon here and AT the West but
the las pricos showed Sunstant al gain for thC day,
III" Northwcstrrn rc-cipls we're l.22l cars against
l,0Hp last week aud i,lib last year. ate cables
ported liverpuo Id. higher. Paris advanced lc, on
wheat and 20 10 30 confines on -four. Berlin rose
lAco hut lost part NJ the rlsr. The Cincinnati
!1irr Cnr'snt sad The weather con 1itlon, main.
favor the hnudn- ~ the new corn. Ihr Old crop II
corn IL be ng very literally offered and wheat
is prrsNt'utiv held. Lptr iuy,stiXHtons confirm
tn" estimate Of AinOuu,uuO I,h for iir past hHT.
vest corn Ii,aucei 'arlS ~ e." day vita the rise
m wheat Unt later 'a"tl. L'E"rIOl rs IN ed -,
= bgl The crop movement .NuNs Sgns of dImlnisa,
ln.. 10 DAY tNvato rpv"lNrd Ia2 cars. bIs ~ re-
si'HdJ hHt am and nrslertrd Ehcasn received JuS
cars tr" ".iuhty tor tomorrow 4. 500 Gag. hicnSo
ort 20 Ih"rr has been lots NJ ACTIVITY IL the wheat
market to-day N" factors beng the tTons foreign
situation on one side ana the nigh rate for money in
few fors on the other, each having ITS effect fhe
latter caused quite a sharp break At one time Of
sc bush from tEe top. but more Than ball OF
the market has shown considerable strength Anoun-