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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-01-10
MORE DEATHS REPORTED.
Result of the Explosion Saturday of the
Boat keisey's BoiIer.

Pittsburg, Pa, Jan. 9.-Further deaths
and loss of property are being caused by
the explosion of the Percy KelseyS
boiler Saturday. The number of known
dead reached four to-day. when DanieE
Gamble, the boats second cook, died at
Bercy hospital. The list of dead now is.
Daniel Gamble, cook, Milton l.. Wood,
pilot: Thomas Flynn. second engineer.l
Lee Webster, fireman. John Smith, deck
hand, body not recovered. Lee Brethoid,
fireman. body not recovered. The eight
men who were injured in the explosion
will all recover, with the exception OF
Harry Hammer and William Alexander,
whose wounds will probably result IA
tally.
The wreck lying in the river at Glen
field caused the towboat Hornet. with q
tow belonging To j. @. Jones & Sons.
to lose four loaded barges and boat
early this morning. The channel is al
ways narrow just at Glenfield and the
kelsey's hull made IL more difficult than
ever to pass. The corner of the tow hit
the afterpart of the wreck and the
bargeS and coal boat We're sunk. The
Hornet was on her way to Cincinnati IN
charge of Capt. Henry Doud. Other
boats that were ready to start out to-
night did not venture down on account
of the obstruction. The packets coming
up from the lower river about midnight
also had little trouble.
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PRICE FIVE CENTS.

curiosity is not confined 10 silver men,
Many republicans from the Middle
West are wondering what kind of a
case Mr.. Wolcott win be able to make
for they may need to use mis- defense
in their own business.
There is less and less talk of any
break between the republican senator's
from the mountain states and the adj
ministration. These senators are get
ting too much out of the fieshpots to
think of leaving the good thing now
Clark of Wyoming, whose term expires
earlier than the others, would probably
welcome a break that would give him
some slight chance to be saved from
the wrath to come next November But
Carter, Wolcott & Co. will stay by tha
party and keep on hoping that TINA
may compel the administration to d1
something for silver that may give
them some slight chance for salvation
at the hands of the legislatures that
meet the first year Of the 20th century,
EOSFORD.
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INDIGNANT SEMlkOLES.
The Nation in the Throes of Riot and
Trouble Is Anticipated.

Muskogee. l. T. Jan. Am alarming
state Of riot prevails in the Seminole ma
ton. and unless immediate steps are Ia
ken by the United States authorities n
bloody Indian uprising may result. This
is on account Of the burning OF two In
dians by whites for the outrage Of Mrs.
Leard on Jan. l. Late Tonight DIR. Z. =.
Linn. chief physician OF the Seminole ma
ton teIegraphed to both Indian Agent
Wisdom and Marshal Bennett for assist
ance ia auelliug the state Of war that
prevails ia The nation He confirmed tine
news of ths stake hufningS ana gave The
names 81 The sufferers Lincoln McGetsey
and Palmer Samson. two young Semi
H8ie4. Both HE Indians came from re-
spectacle Seminole families and their
fearful death has aroused their friends
ana relatives 10 frenzy. DR. Linn has
just arrived from TN. scene OF the burn
ing and states that Beti bodies ~ re
burned and mutiiated in a most horrible
manner and are uurecagnizabie. All tAa
authorities herr rseognize that the sttaa-
tion i nearer bordering on "a dangerous
Indian uprising than any I'll recent years
and are taking prompt measures 70 aaell
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THE C0LFAx LYNCHlNG.
Hasty Action in the Matter Is No Part OF
the Governors Programme.

Tacoma. Wash. Jan. Am Olympia
special TO the Ledger says: Governor
Rogers, when seen to-day in regard to
the lynching of Chadwick Marshall by
a mob at Cofax Saturday morning.
said: II have no information about
the matter except that CLEANED from the
daily press. and have not received any
wire relative thereto. While the occur
renee is to be deplorcd. have every
confidence in Judge Mcdonald and
Sheriff Sims and will communicate with
them and consult the attorney general
before deciding how to proceed. No
hasty or ill-advised action will be
taken. | shall inform myself thorough
ly in regard to the matter before TAX
ing any steps. Besides, there seems TO
be no reason for hasty action, as the
mob has dispersed and everyt hing is
quiet in that vicinity OF course, an
effort viii be made to discover the per-
petrators and bring them to Justice"
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FREE PRESS" EDITOR DEAD.
Judge Albert &. Boynton Succumbs 10
Kidney Troubles.

Kidney Troubles.
Detroit, Mich. Jan. a.-Judge Albert
{. Boynton, for p years political edi-
tor of the Detroit Free Press died this
evening at Alma, Mich. sanitarium. He
had suffered from kidney troubles for
two years past. which finally caused
other complications. Last September
he relinquished his work and was taken
TO Alma three weeks ago. but was un-
able to rally.
Judge Boynton was born March 81.
1887, at Bangor, Me. His father was Of
English ancestry and his mother a lin
eal descendent of John Alden and other
pilgrims. In 1854 he abandoned study at
Bowdoin college on account of i'll health
and went to Montreal. where he later
began law practice and also contrib
uted 10 the press. He came to Detroit
in 1887, practiced law and became act
ing city attorney and later police judge.
In 1857 he resigned the office and pur-
chased an interest in the Free Press
and had ever since been the principal
editorial writer of the paper.
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DON'T SEE IT THAT WAY.
Insurgents Requested by LA Discuss ions
to Lay Down Their Arms.

Havana Jan. 9.--To-day at the resi-
dence of Dr. Niltiosola of the special
committee appointed by Senior Bruzon.
governor of Havana. and Consul Gem
eral Fitzhugh Lee TO superintend tna
work. took place the first Distribution
of supplies received from the United
States consulate for the rec0ncentra-
does. La Discussion refers in phrases
of profuse gratitude to the Americans
charity. 1t published to-day special
supplement, the proceeds OF the sale
of which viii be turned over to the re-
lief fund In a leading editorial La Dis
cussion asks the insurgents in the name
of humanity. and for the sake of thein
mothers. wives, sisters and children
dying of starvation, 10 lay down their
arms and IL make peace with the gov
ernment
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nected To begin tomorrow morning the
trial of what are termed the Lake Front
cases, These are cases begun by the city
against the Lake Shore & Michigan
Southern. PENNSYLVANIA and Big Four
Railway companies for the possession of
certain parts of the lake front. The suits
were begun in the court of common pleas
and were set for trial tomorrow. IL was
announced late last night that the cases
had been transferred 10 the United
States circuit court by order of Judge
Hammond at the instance Of the Pennsyl-
Nania company which claims to be
nonresident Of the state. The result OF
the transfer will he it is said to delay
the litigation
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A New Route for the Panama Canal.

Colon. Colombia. Jan. .. via Galveston.
Lyman T.. Cooley. the well-known en-
gineer of Chicago drainage canal fame.
and other engineers bound for Nicara-
qua, have carefully examined the cuIebra
cut extending from Pedro Miguel to Ba-
sobiSpo. They are unanimous in admit
ting the feasibility Of the Panama canal
along that route. alleging that the obsta-
eles 10 be overcome elsewhere would be
greater
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Yellow Fever serum.

New York Jan. a,-The Norton H.
steamer Miramer. which arrived tlxI
morning from the River Plata a0a BraA
ports. brought three packages 1T yeaios
fever serum forwarded hy Dr. S&ransal
of the Institute tie Hygiene MxNerlfnenta
at MonteVideo. Two packages are ad
dressed 10 Surgeon General Wy*nan Z
the marine hospital service ssss khe otne|
10 Health nfficer A. H. netx.
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NV York JAN a-Mrss Ealansf3H
Booth Was said g be much improved IT,
aisht
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Clocks
Clocks
PARLOR CLOCKS
DINING-ROOM CLOCKS
MANTEL CLOCKS
OFFICE CLOCKS
KITCHEN CLOCKS
BEDROOM CLOCKS

ALARM CLOCKS
In Oak, Walnut, Bronze, Enameled
Iron, Marble, Onyx, Silver and Gold
Gilt Cases.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-20
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New-York. November 10 1898


BEANS AND PEAS-There T. still Hight supply
medium and pea beans and the market for these is
firm the advalc recently quoted; some holders
inclined 10 talk a higher Marrow steady with
a moderate johbng demand. little closer clearance OF
red kidney has tended make rather confidence
in these goods Desirable lots u white kidney
hands No change varieties Green peas quleter
We quote: Beans 1898 choice. bush 81 50:
DO medium 1895 choice 81 3Ods 327. do 1897. 81 -
do pea 1895 choice. 81 2Jasl 27ia DO 1897. 81 20 DO
50qS So do yellow 1897. 81 i5dSl 80. DO black
soup 81 70aSl -: DO Lima California 81 rs.
peas 1895 bills % ao5c DO bags 81 saeoc 30 Scotch
bhls 81 O2lzqSi *, do bags sldSi O2ia
nearly ali classes OF stock in fact there not enough
~ values For fresh creamery 23i4c stll asked
and Il doubtful II It could be bought any
Shipments for the week 9si tubs We quote:
22isc do thirds seconds 1914 Gi9c. State finest 22q
o2ic: DO 20d2l nc. do thirds seconds l5ia
1870 June extras. 2oa2oic do rrsts i9ai9'sc:
made finest 1920: do nrsts. i7dissc do Welsh tubs
enest 100 do hrsts iG7 dlsc do thirds seconds IL
6l6c state dairy. hrkns fancy. isalsrc. do
=, nra, IsaiTc imitation creamery finest IN
own dairy finest l5GiGc. DO thirds nrst- i2sdlIc
factory Tune extras iidl4tc do seconds to hrsts I3a
IA lower grades IilGl2isc; rolls fresh fancy. 5d6c
supplies ~ full cheese quite
moderate and with comparatively moderate stocks
niy a. the primary sections but also here other
stribtng points the market IL In strong position. with
tendency upward The bulk ~ the business in the week
has probably been al 9c for large ana "s.c Tor small
hu e,centionnlv fancy lots have been placed at 9sc
ror large and small Desirable grades ~ skins
h.Is nrmly in sympathy with fun At Snciarvle
Yesterday AIS offered sales AZ boxes ~ ~
xh,,. Fxnorts for week. 56O5 We quote. state
full cream large colorsd white fancy per ID vac
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-20
THE STATE OF TRADE.

cash ouotr.ions were as follows Flour winter pa,gts
81 a5qs3 CO. straiChts 81 95qs3 %; spring patents ~
s. so: bakers. 81 3oas2 so No spring She"S corn
70 b. 33Hc: No 2 oats b: 29*c No whte No
2e. S2s.c; No white 2zl.a2sAc No rye % 1r,,Sy
seed 50 q, mess pork per bb 81 s3as 90 lard ger
r, s4Q5Qs4P7is: short ribs sides doose). - ~ps' 81.
sailed shoulders boxed. s. 81 90 short Gear
& Of on the Produce Exchange to-day the butter ss
was steady: creameries l4q22c. dairies l2Ta l'c
oulet sQ9s.c. Eggs firm. fresh 2o1aZlc .
C,nc,nna, Nov ie-Florr steady. Wheat firm: - I
red zoe corn steady No mixed 35c oats hrm. en-
mixed 81 ,d2sc Rye easy. No sSc ni,ter go go
Sugar steady. higher, nara fehhe"' - ''"s''''
steady Cheese hrm ga
milwaukee Nov e Wheat firm. No northern 20
6ssc. No . Northern, 66dc8.sc Rye steady. NO J. w.
par,.y armsr No 2 4Taaisiac. sample. a0n'Sc
Minneapolis Nov ie.-Wheat arm; No'e,n .s ~ |
December 63bc. May. 6t'.c: ~ hard 10 ~; e.
S,r,iern 6,i.c. No Northern. 6i+c. Flour unchahs
Philadelphia le-whea steady; CONTRACT So
November II .g72c Corn firm: No mixed N1,i,mnei
S2a3sisc. No white clipped. JOsg3e' No m,Ns
cInped 30a3Opc Butter duh and easier, fancy "es.s.
creamery. 2Sc iensy prints 23e2iS Eggs 10
S,S fresh southern Ice Cheese irm REFINED Nsss s
unchanged Receipts Flour. 5000 ibis and 2"p
wheat 30 900 bush corn i77,oO bush oats 100 pu,.'
Shpments-Nheat, ooVV p"s"' '"'"' ''"N' '
300 bush. c.,
ST Louis Nov i9-F1cur unchanged. wheat-spS
steady. No 2 red cash elevator ,ose od' Ws' hsri
cash ca. Q86c Corn-spot higher No cash; slsc pa:
December 81 'sa32c: May. 32<c bid oats Spot hs sys
No . cash. ode. track &c; December 2o'sc. May,
ssc Butter duh creamery 1929; dairy i5asoc Egg
steady. isc. . IA
Toledo Nov. is-whss, higher firm No sasn s, Sns
December 72c. Corn higher. nrm No mseh 10y:
No cash 5sc bid Cloverseed nrm. higher prime es''
81 s.. OH unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-20
CATTLE MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH

Chicago Nov 1.-THE small supply OF cattle 70 day
uas easily disposed former prices Choite steers
s. 3oa$5 10 medium s. 7ias4 90 beef stsers aaFt 10
socss and feeders s3QS4 Bulls. 81 23GSi 10; COWS
s,d baf.rs 81 304Sl calves 81 JOa<I Western rangers
81 65asl 80 Western fed steers. SGS3 ~ Texas sass
steers 81 3Oqs4 10 The demand for hogs was hrrk AZ
Yesterdays range ~ prices sales were at ~ lIpN %
a. an extreme range hogs with the greater par
Sgt,e hands n 81 a5nS3 30 Pigs sold at 81 40ds3 30
largely Al 81 aDas3 Hogs sold 7sdloc over nan a
week ago and 30 lower than year ago I'ha' H"nIs
unsatisfactory for sheep closed quey n.s Hl
innrovenen in demand. Feeders. =.
a. -,irs "a Western sheep $685. So lambs 81 5"r
,5 % Recep ts-Catte. 200 head hogs. l""' heau
sheep 900 head. $3.50. -, ,..,.
Cincinnati Nov io-Iiogs steady s3dS3 40 ,at,.e
du 81 5Oa$i - Sheep dull 81 23q<4 Ianits dui -
u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-20
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

uernnh,s Nov la-Cotton steady. mlddng Sc low
,ntddng isc. good ordinary iGc. net receipts, O22S
bales. gross 5G6 bales shipments Also bales sales.
1000 bales: stock. l25 CSC bales
baltimore Nov lg-Cotton nominal. middling. bltc.
ing 11-lGc. good ordinary. lice gross re
c.ipis $50 bales. stock. s.5ie bales
Galveston Nov COTTON steady, midiing 10 10
low midling 4isc; good ordinary. 4Nc receipts =, l-e
France. IL 800 bales cOasiwise 5.Iil
bales sales $50 bales. stock. 800 300 bales.
Savannah. Nov l0-Cotion steady middling. 80. low
niddlng NC receipts C52 hales exports 10 the con
nent bales. sales % bales. stock. His33 bales
St Louis. Nov. l9-Coton steady. middling. sc. Low
middling iGc good ordinary Z 10. receipts.
G2i2 bales a3lO bales shipments 7.2i9 bales.
sales $40 bales. stock. % III bales
New-Orleans Nov ls.-Cotton steady. middling.
i6c middling. Sc. good ordinary. &C. receipts
10 bales exports Great Britain 900 the
Continent sa4 baies coastwiss 7s4 bales sales 300
bales: stock so2. sos bAieA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-20

TO THE HOLDERS OF
CENTRAL OHIO RAILROAD COMPANY'S
~ per cent. Bonds
and Preferred and Common stock.
SANDUSkY, MANSFIELD q NEWARK RAIL-
ROAD COMPANY'S
per cent. Bonds ana Common Stocki
COLUMBUS & CINCINNATI MIDLAND RAIL
ROAD COMPANl'S
AZ per cent. Bonds
and Preferred StocisJ
NEWARK. SOMERSET & sTRAITsyIILE
RAILROAD COMPANY'S
per cent. bonds.
PITTsBtRG JUNCTION II. II. COMPANY'S
First Mortgage %, Bonds.
Second Mortgage 80 Bonds, and
Preferred and Common stock. and
PITTSBJRG JUNCTION TERMINAL CO.'S
per cent. Bends;
The time deposit II the above mentioned securities
has been extended to and including November
2Ist. 1898. which date further deposits will e
accepted ept each instance in the discretion Of the
Undersigned upon such and conditions as the
undersigned impose.
Mercantile Trust Company. No. 100 Broadway.
New York. will issue suitable certificates Of deposit
therefor.
COPIES OF THE PLAN AND FULL INFOH-
NATION MAY BE OBTAINED FROM EITHER
OF THE UNDERSIGNED. FROM THE DEPOsI-
TARY or FROM ALVIN W. KRECH, ESQ,
SECRETARY OF THE ADVISORY COMMIT
TEE. NO. 100 BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
Dated November !, 1875.
SPEYEH & CO..
KUHN, LOEB ~ CO.,
SPEYER BROTHERS.
REORGANIZATION Managers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-20
EXPORTS TODAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York, November 10. 1873
COFFEE-Inusual apathy prevailed al the CoHee TX
change today for Saturday market decline or
/. nfsrnng AT Hamburg and lower Brazilian markets. to
seth 80 with slightly r-dsed receipts at Rio and santos
27 bacs) Induced feeling and months
declined Their. narrow market closing steady AT
ret unchanged prices decline Of points Arrived at
New YORK steamer IIevelius with 3l.6Tl bags RIO spot
coffee ruled slow closed about steady at unchanged
prices No Rio. Invoice lots csc and jobons parcels
6f.c
range Of prices in the local market to-day
foil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-20

COTTON-The general drift % the cotton market To-
was. anything. II the bear contingent
changes and the volume OF business was
small After opening easy with near months unchangel
TO point higher and thA remote deliveries ldZ
points lower market showed hesitation the part -
both classes - traders English cabl" were
about expected. The spot sales Liverpool showed
gratifying fulness Tor a saturday market being 1000
bales AT an advance q -32d. This gave support 20
claims that English consumption u American cotton
would be well maintained at about current low prices
The better trade conditions az Fall River added 10 the
caution - sellers did the smaller movement Of the
crop. and prospective Sentiment on Change Is
working toward the conclusion that the movement 81
has passed Us maximum. and the factor now r.
question m the rapidly with which receipts are to
fall or According TO ''The Chronicles weekly weather
report been favorable for field work
bat this authority states that the marketing o. cotton has
restricted In the week by weather The scope OF
io-days fluctuations was or ~ matter OF lGt points
market finally steady net loss 81 lpS points
To-days weather alyces We're Of conflicting character
for half ~ the cotton belt ideal conditions
reported for securing tho TOP crop but eastward
rains reported 10 be interfering with pckers and
damaging cotton The local market FOR spot cotton was
inactive closed dun unchanged prices The feature
~ the the increasing disposition TO look
smaller AT the ports and Interior towns
remainder ~ the Gables forecasting
sihsidine movement abroad to night. and Oh
this account - the traders inclined predict
more bullisr cables Liverpool Monday morning.
The Of contract prices in the local market day
follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-20
financial.

High Grade Bonds.
$4,000
Morris & Essex Consolidated Mortgage 70
GUAR. by Del. Lack. and West H. NJ
100000
NY. N. Eng. r. r. Co. list Mortg. rs
N. ", n. IL. and Hartford sy"temo
S5O,OOO
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific LIST Mortg. 6s
$4,000
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul IS LIST nortg.
Chicago and Missouri Riv. DivJ
100000
Chicago & Northwestern Con. Quarterly Is
$4,000
Chicago. St. Paul, MINI. Omaha Con- 6s
$4,000
Detroit, nonroe & Toledo LIST 7ortgage Is
Guar by l.. s. and Mich. South II. r.
$4,000
nich. Cent. (KaI. & S.h.Div.) LIST Mtge. Rg. IS
$4,000
St. p, n. & han. Ry. Co. Con. Mtg. Gid. as
500, 900
Erie Railway LIST Con. Mortgage Gold Is
$4,000
New York & Erie Railway I'd Mort. Ext. IS
$4,000
Cleveland, Col, Gin. & Indianapolis Con. rs
$4,000
Penn. Ry. Co. Gen. list ntg.) Reg. Coup. os
$4,000
AIIeg heny Valley Railway Co. LIST Mortg. Is
Guar. by Pennsylvania II. r. Coz
$4,000
Allegheny Valley General Mortgage Gold As
(Guar. by Pennsylvania Il. II. Cob
$4,000
Philadelphia & Reading Consolidated Is
$4,000
Chesapeake & Ohio LIST Mortgage Gold os
Peninsular Ext)
$4,000
international & Git. Nor. LIST. Mortg. Gold os
$4,000
Nash, Chat. & st. Louis Ry. Co. LIST 1tge. Is
$50, 900
Louisville & Nash. LIST 1tg. o. & Mob.Div.6s
$4,000
East Tennessee, Virginia Georgia Con. IS
THESE AND OTHER PRIME ISSUES
FOR SALE BY
Goldman, Sachs
81 NASSAU STREET.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-20

Spot the local market closed dull. with prices
unchanged basis Of 51.c for mddng upland and
lGc respectively last Total sales Of 800 bales
consumption. Spot cotton in southern markets.
mddng quoted. officially reported by special d-s
patches Exchange follows: Wilmington firm.
Ia.c Norfolk firm. Ice. sales 217 bales Baltimore
nominal jisc Memphis steady Sc; sales 1000 bales.
Augusta firm. 5sc sales $40 bales Galveston steady.
l5-J. sales G2 bales. NewOr steady. i3- l6c,
sales 1900 bales. Mobile dull. $50 sales 100 bales.
Savannah steady. Sc sales. 93 bales ST. Louis steady.
BE- sales iaes The export thus far this
sens0n been "A follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-20

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables Spot cotton
hardening sales. 1000 bales. speculation and export,
900 bales American. 5000 bales. receipts lbHO bales
American 1900 bales. middling upland. 3 led. futures
opened steady l4i advance closed barely steady
st ,al 1. net December January. 26l ss,
February 26iiss February March. 2C2s. March
April "a April May 2dab May June 81 =. June
,lv AID b. Juiv-August 3Oii1s. August-Septemb-r.
90 September October 3O2'ss; November 2Bss, No
vemher- December. d2n2G3
FLOUR AND MEATs-The We" closed with an IN
satisfactory trade nour. and prices weak particularly
flr top grades spring patents 81 Iopst 10 winter
,tralghis 4iNs3 s. winter patente s. 61gN 30 spring
clears S3a<3 10 extra ~ Inter. " rGS3; extra No
? winter 81 70as2 IS grade 81 40. to arrive buck
wheat nour 81 iSG<2 ..... RYE FloUR-pull, quoted
81 P,Ts3 -. .... .tORNMEAIe- steady quoted Kiln
dried. 81 i0as2 Is, as To- brand BAG MEAl-Firm
quoted: Fine white. S5nfor line yellow. Nc, coarse
Ts0 75c. .FEED-Steady; spring bran. bulk 10 a.,
rive md arrive. tl3 iodtlt
coarse winter bran. 0oasi4 80: nns. &aasi< mid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-20

NOTICE.
Owing 10 the building in which we had Offices FOR
twenty being burned down being able o
get our safe until the ruins searched. which
order books address are
Will please their G. B. GREENE &
Room 2O3 60 Broadway. New Yor'..
C0% DISCOUNT.-Owner needs money and
will sacrifice 500 Second mortgage due May next
on Brooklyn Security abundant guaran-
teed. Cal SLOANE. ISL Manhattan Ave. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-20
NOTICE OF CALL OF
O1AHA HORSE RAILWAY CO1PANY

SIX PER CENT BONDS. DATED JULY lST, 1855
with of the above bnds and the
mortgage securing same notice Is hereby given that
all of said bonds have called for redemption JAN
1899 ARRANGEMENTS been made with EstabrOok
Company Of 81 Nassau Street New York city. and 80
Congress Street Boston, Massachusetts, for the redemp
on upon presentation after said date.
FRANK MURPHY President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-20

Receipts A. New orleans for Monday officially
tiuaied 5000 10000 bales against lI2lI bales
actual and % 9J6 bales last year. Monday
receipts ~ Houston estimated % 500 2350O
bales agains, 1875 bales last week and 355 bales last
year.
Receipts the ports and interior points today COM
r.r.d with he same AZ year: