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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-26
Had n Right to the NJ. d.
notroit JOurnal.)


Tho following blunder occurred re-
lily on a Canadian river steamer:
LIT. the doctors assistance was re,
n MED but the steamer did not carry q
q,l urJ OF the profession. The list oa
iinaseneers was read through IN oluen ~
p pS5 whether there was a meuic s
n among them. and, sure ehous s,,
me-, ,na was the name of James 1noinpsuhn s
NJ. d. The steward quickly "a,,yon ,af bv seve-
her,h and aroused the occupah. W
W. Vigorous blows at the door. .,rS-
iS WHAT'S the matter? Is the Doa. SLID
,ng% came from within IN a s'"' '''N
tone. . an and we want
assIs,ance, DOCTOR" replied inc
steward. ,,,,t,, at?" growled
.no yoIce. II amt no doctor orr
the "w ny you've got M. D. after your
name!" 49,, letters after II
mn oan't II" said the NJ. ID. fha'
- trade: I'm a mule-driyer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-26
p,chest Policemen I'm the WORTH
CTit-Bits)

me- no,,ceuan's lot may not be Q napps
The pon's co. "a european countries are
one IN I'd but in fsr-famed far,aw way
conceun"' h,s lot Is not only happy, put
KonoiAe' rndeed. there It Is not quite
golden golden. 90 SPEAK o. policeman's lot
cor eeccording to the Klondike Hew s
for; accu,1n OF the police force OF Daw-
each ,, n,s'', hss not only one lot. but seve,
son sci and and consequently enjoys the srsh'
good fortune of belonging TO 70 sne se
lest police organization IN the w was found
II appears that wnen en-. so year CAPTAIN
ip the BONANZA nine iss' ss~'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-26

(Bosfon TranscriptJ

The Engineering and Mining Journat
SAYS: eff those who think Of goins 70 The
Yukon country to get rich will worx -
hard ana undergo as many privatto1o
here at home In the pursuit Of money
they viii, We have no doubt. b. richer
At the end Of ave years hers than VA
be the average OF those who - u K1eu>
dixie" The trouble - thsv aans 4nd 80
prtvations here
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-26
FLAT.

There's the flatness OF the pancake.
AS you all have doubtless heard:
There's the fatness Of poor Cholly's
conversations word;
There's the fiatness of the lager.
Which we one and all deride.
But there's naught can touch the
fairness
OF the purse of christmastide.
lanes Barrett Kirk in Brooklyn
Life.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-26

son. He spoke indistinctly, but was un-
derstood to say that on the Sd instant at
Ripon, the wife Of Joseph Landseer'
tailor, Of daughter"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-26
A srJBsTITUTE.

Van Ishe-Did you hang up your
stocking?
Ten Broke--No. my dress suit. ana
I only got IS on it.-New York Iev'
nal:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-26

parts of Germany, where the form OIL
wish, "Prosit Neu Jahr"-''may the new
year be happy"-sufficiently attests the
antiquity OF the custom.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-26
CHEER FOR NEW YEAR
CAREFULLY PREPARED MENCs
THAT WILL HELP EVERY ONE.
GOOD DINNERS At MINIMUM COST.
For an Outlay of Eight Dollars an
Elaborate Spread for Party Oh
Seven Can He served-esotea Of In-
teresS to Housewives.
written for the pispateh.l


In order to begin the new year on good
terms with oneself and all the world.
it is we'll to call together tho family
and arrange for a cosey. comfortable,
satisfying little dinner. prepared &ccord-
ing to the advice OF those who make .
speciality Of gastrononlc matters. 1t need
not cost you much. for 1t Is happy
popularity of dinner gotten up BY
one who KNOWS how to do II that the
expense Is reduced to a minimum. For
instance. here is dinner that can be
served to a party Of seven for the re-
markably small sum of IS. provided al
ways, as the legal documents say, that
the dear little woman TO whose lot 10
falls to be responsible for the dinner
uses good judgment in preparing 1t:
Oyster Soup.
Boiled Goldfish. Egg Sauce.
Escalioped oysters.
Tomato and Cucumber Pickles.
Roast Turkey, Stuffed.
Cranberry Sauce.
Mashed Potatoes. Boiled Onions. :
Turnips. Beets. Squash.
Pumpkin Pie Mince Pie.
Plum Pudding.
Cake. Sage Cheese. Conee.
Then, for the lady who can AFFORD to
be a little more extravaganza In enter
tanning her New-Years guests. here is u
sl2 spread for a small party OF half =
dozen:
Mock Turtle Soup. ~
Boiled Striped Bass, Hollandaise sauce,
Cucumbers.
Saddle OF Venison.
Port Wine Sauce.
Currant Jelly. Braised Celery.
Sweetbreads. Mushroom sauce
Roast Turkey. Chestnut stuffing.
Escarole Salad. Pumpkin Pie.
Ice Cream.
American Cheese
Cakes. Fruit. Cones'
The more fortunate hostess whose
means allow her TO ignore the additional
expense of a dollar or two, can have her
choice of the following SIS dinners;
Oysters on Half Shell.
Cream OF Tapioca-
Fontange Patties.
Celery. Olives. Radishess
Smells Sauted in Brown Butter.
Cucumber Salad. s~s1
Lamb Chops In Papers.
New sn,nacb. Potatoes Rissoles.
Roast Turkey, Stuffed with Chestarts.
Romano Salad.
Mince Pie. Brown Bread. Ice-creams
Coffee.
Oysters.
Gallery ~ salted Pecans.
Boiled Striped Bass. csper Sauce.
parsley. Potatoes.
Roast Sirlon OF Beef, with Fresh
Mushrooms. .
Asparagus. Dutch Sauce.
Saddle OF yenison.
with PURGE of Chestnuts and Pors Wins
Sauce.
! Roast Turkey. Cranberry Sauce.
With Lettuce Salad.
Frozen Plum Pudding
Mince Pie. Pumpkin no
Camembert Cheese.
Oysters.
Hors d'Oeuvres.
i piu-OIas Radishes. Ceiery.
Soups.
! Consomme Of Game. Jonathan.
| Cream Of Tomatoes a la Beaulieu
Fish.
Bouchees OF Oyster Grabs. capucin.
Relieve.
Filet of Beef Iarded. Mercedes.
Potatoes. Chateau.
Sweet Peppers. sauteA
Entrees.
| Ailcrcns OF Rudy Duck la Mirabeau.
| Fonds Of Artichokes a la Du Barry.
Terrapin, baltimore Style.
! Sorbet Iouisette Roast.
Spring Turkey, STUFFED with chsstnuce'
Cranberry Sauce. Salad Panacne'
Coignee OF Washington,
Martha Pudding. Assorted cakes'
! Petits Tours.
! Fruits. Fromaee conr"
There you are. All aboard for z happy
new year. began with that most suostai>-
tial of the comforts Of life--a good dinner.
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Glass knobs from Mount Vernon.

washington Letter in Chicago Record)
On the posts Of one Of the old beds In
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-11-01

coverings of contracts in anticipation of the
elections. The rise of cash wheat again to
the dollar mark also had q strengthening
influence. The extraordinary showings OF
net earnings for September of the grain
carrying roads were a favorable influence
as were the hopes of early frosts and the
end of yellow fever in the South. Pacific
Mail has been affected by a bad showing
of September earnings and has lost 224
Consolidated Gas has fallen 16 points since
last Saturday. Sugar is over 2 points low
err The railroad list generally shows small
net declines and Burlington and Northern
Pacific preferred show fractional gains
Losses in the coalers were more conspic-
uous, ranging up to per cent. in Delaware
d Hudson and 3l2 in Susquehanna & West
ern.
In the bond market the active issues are
lower but only to the extent of a fraction
except as above specified. Total sales were
SSO0J,OOO United States new tours coupon
sold at 1854, a new high record, and to-
days bid was 1888. The registered bonds
OF the same issue sold for PTS new high
point, and Saturdays bid was 127N The
demand Tor these bonds is attributed part
~ to the transfer of holding in government
securities of an early maturing period.
me following table, prepared by L. w.
Louis, Room ii, Board of Trade shows the
range of quotations:
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! Question OF Majorities.


1t is very curious how, in speaking Of the
Southern people many utterly ignore the
negroes as if they were no part of the
Southern people For example, in COM
menting on the matter of the Hogansville,
Ga, postmaster, against whom nurderous
and incendiary opposition has developed be-
cause he is a negro, the Churchman of this
city says:
1.-The affair is every way bad. And in the
distribution of blame some must fall to the
government. 1t appears that the postmaster
was appointed in disregard of the general
desire of the town. 1t was well known that
the majority of the citizens were in OPPOSE
tion to the appointment. 1t was forced upon
them"
We would like the evidence of this state
ment. Hogansville is a village and town
ship in Troup county. The village has SIS
inhabitants and the township 2.649 The
census does not tell US what proportion of
these is negro and what is white, but it does
tell US that Troup county in 1890 had Is, 661
negro inhabitants and 1862 white There is
no reason TO doubt that the proportion holds
good for the village and township of Ho-
Evansville; that is. nearly two-thirds Of the
people are negroes: and 1t is absurd TO say
that they were opposed to the appointment.
The majority of the citizens favored it and
were not In opposition, that this criticism
of the government falls to the ground
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AT NEW YORK.
Ruling Prices i'm Produce mt the Sea-
hon rd,a Commercial Metr0nOiia.

DOurd'S COmmerclal McErODOI1ss
NEW YORK, Oct. sO.-F1our-Receipts, 2S,6SS
brls; exports. 6,5S5 brls. Market firm; Minnesota
patents, s5.2O@55O; Minnesota bakers, s4.S594.6O;
winter patents $685.; winter straights, $4,000
4SO; winter extras, $3.40Q4; winter low grades,
$3Q3.15 Rye flour dull; fancy s303.5O Buck
wheat flour quiet at 81 40G1.50. Buckwheat steady
at S7QSSc. Corn meal quiet; yellow Western. COO.
Rye firm; No. 2 Western. soc. Barley steady at
2sAc. Barley malt quiet; Western 57964c
Wheat-Receipts. S19,75O bu; exports, 7O,O27 blu.
Spot firm; NO. 2 red, s1O5A; No. 1 hard Duluth.
s1.051s. Options opened stronger on big clearance,
steady cables and foreign buying; eased off under
realizing, but rallied on covering and closed firm
at 2s@5sc net advance; No. red, November.
closed at 9o5sc: December 80 lS1sc@s1OO5s, closed
Receipts. i3s US 6g; exports s5.s5l Du;
light receipts and ruled very steady all the morn
soSc; December S16Sii%c closed at 311Sc
Oats-Recepts, 1027OO bu; exports 1905 BIZ
y. steady at sc net loss; December closed at
Hay dull; shipping. 4o@45c; good to choice. 500
Zoe. Hops FIRM state, common to choice, 1895
Ps UR 4 eas; lI KS ero 4 cr o0 c G
crop, 14Q17c London market, 55@65s:
@12iSc: California, 1765iSc. Leather steady; hem
lock sole. Buenos Ayres light to heavy weights,
Bsef steady; family $9aI9; beef hams s2aq25;
lies, ss$9iSaS; picked shoulders s575; picked
hams, S. Lard quiet; Western steam closed at
Old mess $850a9 new mess, $9a9.50; short-ciear'
S10@13; family. S11Qf12.
35sc.
points decline ruled slightly steadier on better
Havre advices than were expected and covering
on the authorization of heavy warehouse deliveries
and holiday at Havre Monday turned easy late
in the session under light local selling; closed
advance .sales. $3.50 bags, including: Novem-
Der, 5.10c; December, 5.S5c. Spot coffee-Rio nom
inai; Cordova sik0i5c Rio-Rseeints. 10 600 bags;
for Europe, 5000 bags: stock, 1900 bags Total
warehouse deliveries from the United States.
York stock to-day. 494. S45 bags: United States
9e o6o 5l bags aSat f FOR the me Ened tat
oil sl bags against 651 500 last and 54622l IN
1895
Sugar-Raw nominal fair refining. 3hQ3 5-16c:
centrifugal 90 test 3%@3 13-l6c. Refined steady;
standard A. 3G4osc: confectioners a, 47kc; cut
loaf, 59sc crushed. 55sc; granulated. SC.
Rice steady; fair to extra, 4M66Ac; Japan,
4s3G5Isc Molasses steady: New Orleans open
kettle, good to choice, steady at 25Q3lc.
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EISeWhere.

CHICAGO. Oct. SO.-The cattle market. closed
IC 5e higher than week age with &emand
in the farming sections has caused many many catte
This viii Iii result in an early ' marketing Of fat cat
tie and liberal receipts are locked for. Prices
steers, $5@5.2O: good steers s4.75@495 medium
steers, $45OQ4.70; common to good stockers, $50
choice to prime IS. SOa4eO cows and heifers. good
to choice, s.. $500 Is; calves choice to fancy ss25
Hogs-Receipts, 600. Hogs to-day brought the
10000 head against 177coO last week. To-day 5
trade was fairly active at further ,e decline line OF
week ago Receipts are expected to continue lib
eral and low prices are generally looked for. Fair
$780, to Choice ss GOOD 70 Choice
light g. sogS7S' comme sos 70 good light SSSoSS5
sheep-oniy about l,560 head arrived to-day, but
against only H. 45S last week The few offerings
We're sold at yesterdays prices, sales being on
AS for choice to extra natives
Receipts-Cattle. 500; hogs 20,0Go sheep 1880.
ST. LOUIS, oct. O.-Cattle-Receipts 500; ship
ments, 300. Market steady for natives with no
top grades here; Texans steady; fair TO fancy ma
tive Shipping and export steers, s4.1oa5.3o. bulk
s4@4S5 bulk at $4306l455; steers under LOCO lbs,
ers $22574 Is bulk at s3.2oGs. IS; cows and heif-
es b. bulk Of e0T COW nd S2S0 e Sc Gig
bulk at g. 45glS 49, eoWs ard heifers az 81 2 q
SC lower; light. $S45GS.55; mixed, sS.So436o;
sts5Ss nSs Pt s @ stodFsTs MsTst
cUlls and bucks. s2QS; lambs. s4G5.5O.
NEW YORK, Oct. -Beeves-Receipts. 604 no
trading. European cables quote American steers
at 101sm1lhc refrigerator beef 715MSAc. Ex-
ports, 1855 beeves, Is sheep and 4043 quarters
of beef. Calves-Receipts, g. Market quiet and
steady; grassers, S363.50
Hogs-Receipts. 1858. Market dull at 49, sO0D4 90
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, 3.13S. Market
steady, but dull; sheep. $s.56G4621a; lambs, $3.50
45S0.
FAST LIBERTY. Oct sO.-CattIe steady;
prime, $4.s5Q5: common, $S.25d3.75; feeders, $4q
460 veal calves S6M6.75.
Hogs slow and lower; prime medium and best
Workers, S3S5Gf3.90; common to fair Workers and
pigs, $S.70qSsO; heavv SS.S0QS.S5; roughs, s2.25Q
$40.
61S 60: choice lambs, $5.S0QS50 common to good.
$lGfb 90
EAST BUFFALO. Oct. sO.-Cattle quiet and
easy.
So. 40G73 co. pigs, TO ctsJice $3.S5G3.S7t2
Sheep and Lambs-I1ambs choice to extra $40
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK, Oct. 3O.-The dry goods market sit
uation is brsker, and there is tangible rea-
fer supposing that next week will see. a
nending of the conditions. Sellers have settled
down to a belief that the business to be looked
for now is that of 1898. and seem to have tsclt-
~ agreed to work along this line. The demand in
woolens there has come lull between the heavy
buying season and the time for deliveries. which
makes the day-to-day market very slow, indeed
In silks and dress goods the best results are
being obtained at present. though the market for
spring shrting prints percales and the like is in
relatively good shape. Jobhers report continued
light sales and INQUIRIES, and the reports from
seoond-han and distributing centers throughout
the country show poor condition of affairs, as
a rule. Collections are fair, in the main.
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24A@24%c; December. Csc; MAY. &c bid. Oats:
Futures benefited BY the upturn in the price OF
higher: No 2 cash. elevator. isisc asked: track,
19%4c; No 2 white. 2l@2lisc December, lS5sc bid !;
track sacked. 47ca and this side 4sGsoc:' Flax
strong, but unchanged. Butter firm: creamery
lsdAEe; dairy, Pose Eggs firm at lSe. Get
pound grade; other grades exhausted. Pork un-
s steady pre afas & S Sboios & sr
con. boxed lots = Extra short clear and ribs.
Should sh9 and yj5s eIra esa
s5:121s; shorts, s5S7@. ReceiptsFlour 1900 brls;
wheat ", S2Oo9 bu corn $1,000 bm; oats 1900 bu
corn, 63COO bu oats, 2,0c9 blu.
LIVERPOOL. Oct SO.-wheat-No. Western
spring. new. firm. Is Sd. Corn-American mixed
SPOT steady at IS 1%d; November steady at &c
inal. Flour-st Louis fancy Winter firm at los
Hops at London pacific coesO firm at 55965s.
mess dull at ''G 5ss Sd PorK-Prime S mess mes ne
Western dull at ass 3D. prme mess, medium n
lbs, dull at Csc: Bacon-6'umberland cut. rs to
80 lbs steady at ass Cd shoTt ribs 20 to a lbs
to SS lbs steady at a6s Cd long ss clear md de,
bSE - to 70 is e b IDS seadS s caT
y to a lbs steady at 4Ss; shoulders. square, u
duh at rs 3D. es finest dai at
SOS Cd. Tallow-Prime city. steady at ISIS Cd.
CINCINNATI, Oct. sO.-Flour strong Wheat
o afs &er c0FR Ems @xs SD 5@aS
Rye quiet; No: 2 47c. Provisions steady. whis-
quiet at lac. Cheese steady.
TOLEDO, Oct. SO-,wheat higher and firm No;
firm Gss No S'0 mixed, 2se. '' Oats o dull E No
mixed lSl2c. Rye quiet; No 2, cash. 4sc: Glover,
seed higher and active; prime, cash, $685.. Oil
white. Sc; No red s71zc: DeeenSer ss7kc May;
white. 22Hc. Rye-No. 2, Acc.
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LOCAL GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
week of Disappointing Trade and
Weather Conditions UnfavOrable.


In several lines the volume of business in the
week ending Oct. 80 was not up to expectations.
the temperature having been too mild to make
fall and winter goods move briskly. The same re-
mark will apply to most of the month of October
However, in some lines business exceeded all
former years in October. Wholesale grocers did
frcm 20 to 80 per cent. more business than in
October 1896 and druggists and leather dealers
enioyed en- active trade. and produce and COM
mission merchants did more business than In
October last year. The dry goods houses, hat and
cap dealers and boot and shoe merchants are feel
ing the unreasonable weather most seriously.
Prices through the month fiuctuated but little.
Sugar and coffee are lower than on the first of
the month Provisions, some descriptions are
shade lower. Poultry. eggs and butter have ruled
steady through the entire month. During the
month changes in dry goods were made only once
and then in wooden fabrics. In the drug line firm
prices ruled. The flour and hay markets were UNI
settled but prices varied little in this market.
The hide market is easier, the leather market
finer than the first of October. Dry weather
unfavoyably affected the seed market and the yell
low fever curtailed the sales of hog products in
the States where the disease prevails Shippers
VIII on Monday pay l5c for candled eggs, 61sc for
hens and &c for chickens and &c for young good
The local grain market presents few new fea-
lures. The receipts of all cereals were light the
Closed with track bids. as quoted by the secretary
of the Board OF Trade, firm at the following
range: go, ,,-,oo,,
October s5iec; wagon wheat, 9ic.
Corn-No 1 white. 24;2c No. white 24l2c; No.
3 white 24l9c; No. white. 21lac; No. white
Mixed 24iSc: No white mixed, 24I4c; No. white
mixed 21ibc; No. yellow, 24lsc: No. yellow.
24iIc: No yellow, 211ac; No. mixed, 241ac; No.
mixed 241Ic; No. mixed. 2li9c; ear corn re.
new No 2 white. 254c; new No. yellow. 23Ac;
new No. 3 mixed. 22s.e.
oatsNNo. white 2lkc; No. white 191.c; No.
mixed l9isc: No. Mixed 1S'2c.
Hay-No. / timothy. S7dl7.25; No. timothy. Sc
Yfn1sspections-wheat: No. red. cars; No. 3. 5;
reiecfed /: total, Corn: No. white l
car: No yellow. 4; total, 5 cars.
Poultry and other Produce.
prices paid by shippers)
Pcultry--Heus, 614c springs. &c; cocks, &c; hen
turkeys, &c; TOMS &c; young turkeys, large Sc:
ducks &c: geese. 4oc for fun feathered: 30c for
Butter-Country choice. 10c: mixed. &c.
Festhers-PIime geese. soc per Id; prime duck.
Beeswax-s0c for yellow. Csc for dark.
Honey-i2ff15c per h.
NVool-Afedium unwa shed. 15c; fine merino. un-
washed l0GfIlc; tub-washed. 2O125c; bury and
unmerchantable sc less.
HIDES. TALLow. ETC.
Green-salted Hides-No /, size; No. 2, TIC;
No. / calf, 10c: No. calf. S3sc.
Grease-Whita. &c; yellow. 2nc; brown. 2hc.
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why Nots
Springfield Republican.

Governor Atkinson's suggestion to the
Georgia Legislature is novelty in the dis
cussion of the ynching problem. He adj
vises that the law be changed that pris-
oners may be armed when attacked by mobs
and allowed to defend their lives Why
not? When the authorities surrender
prisoner to mob they absolve him from
all duty and obligation TO society or the
state; they return him to a condition of
anarchy which is itself the enemy of the
state. In defending himself against anarchy
the prisoner would be fighting society's bat
tie Where is the fallacy of this reasoning?
But however logical it may be or however
lust to a man to allow him to sell his life
to mob as dearly as possible the laws are
not likely to be changed to that extent.
Mobs like to tackle unarmed men, and in
most of these communities where lynchings
are prevalent the people are the mob.
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NEW YORK, Oct. 30.-Butter-Receipts 3.27S
cIeamery. 14@28l4c: Elgins, 28lsc factory, 9alSc
Cheese-Peceints, 1857 packages; market quiet;
large white. SIC; small. white 9l1c: large. coll
ored, SIC; small. colored 9Ac: part skins, 6ia@
&c; full SKINS 3ia0f4c. ECgs-Recepts, 1852 pack
ages; market steady; Western. 1Sl4c.
KANSAS CITY. Oct. S0.--Butter strong; cream
cry. 21G923c: dairy 1662cc. EgGs--The market is
firm at yesterdays advance. There is heavy
do n and for fresh stock. Storage eggs bring 1N2c
less than fresh eggs. Fresh candled Missouri and
Kansas stock 1870 per doz cases returned.
PHILADELPHIA. Oct 3O.-Butter firm and in
good demand; fancy Western creamery. 24c. Eggs
firm and active; fresh. nearby. zoe; fresh West
ern. 19c. Cheese steady.
CHICAGO. Oct. 3O.-On the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market was firm and higher;
extra creamery. 2Sc; frsts. 2OQ21c; extra dairy,
zoe; firsts, 160D1Sc.
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views of Henry Clews.

After reviewing the condition of the New
York stock market last week, Henry Clews,
IN his weekly circular, says: THE recent
drift of the market has, however, shown
more recuperative force than is generally
acknowledged. In our financial review Of
two weeks ago. it was shown that prices at
that time averaged 1914 points below the
highest figures of Sept. IL, when values
were at the highest. The following list of
the same stocks, showing the highest prices
on Sept. II and the lowest on Oct. 27 will
indicate the change that has occurred with
in the last two weeks
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-11-01

'',rhe present average decline in these
twenty stocks since Sept. II is 81 points;
and as the fall on Oct. IL was 12A, it fol-
lows that, within the last two weeks, there
has been an average recovery of 4 points.
This has happened pending a dull and UNI
hopeful condition of the market and there
the less a fact and it shows that, through
all the late prevailing misgivings, there has
been a substantial recovery going forward:
towards further recovery, though the move
ment may be gradual and attended with
considera Bile irregularity in prices.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-11-01
Oils.

SAVANNAH, Oct. 3O.-Spirits of turpentine
firm at 2shc sales 9dS bris; receipts e ss b brls
Quote: A, B. c, n. $1.2o; E. S1.25: F, $l.25: g,
$3.50: H, $lS5; J. IS; K, $170 NJ, s190; N. 81 3d.
window glass. $3.50; water white. SO.
NEW YORK, Oct. SO.-Petroleum dull United
closed with no market. Rosin steady; strained
common to good, 31Q3113c. Turpentine dull at
81. 40G1.45
WILMINGTON, Oct 3O-Spirits of turpentine
firm and unchanged. Rosin firm at 81 .2O91 Is.
at S1.10
OIL CITY. Oct 80. - Credit balances, ESQ.,
A. 620 brls.
CHARLESTON Oct. sO.-spirits of turpentine
firm at 2S%c. Rosin firm.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-11-01
ing futures ranged as follows:

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour firm;
hard spring patents a sOG5l0; soft patents, 5: 5S
GAO, No; spring wheat, SsGSoc No. spring
Mo- Neas yellow sso corn, 2sc No. oats lgc no no
white, 22d2sc; No. white, l5i55@lse;; No. rye.
timothy seed, s265G2.70. Mess pork, per bril- $3.50
G7.55. Lard, per 100 lbs APO short-rib sides
(locse) S4 80; dry-salted shoulders Cboxed) $4.75
as; short-elear sides gboxed! sos; 123a Whisky,
corn. 10000 bp; oats 242 600 bg rye, g 600 bu:
wheat 10000 bu; corn, 10000 bu; oats $4,000 bu;
barley IA 900 bu