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Dearish cable and the intense dulness Of the spot
The offerings were rather liberal and the only sup
port the market received came from the covering Of
ahorts.
NAVAL sToREs-spirits stronger at 42c. Rosin
hrmer: good strained, SLAB.
PRovIsIoNs-Lard was quiet ut S5.32h for prime
Western; city, So; Continental refined, $500. Pork
Arm at SO. 20. Meats steady: picked hams,
7A@7Kc.; do. bellies. 696Ac.; do. shoulders, Az
0{hc. Tallow steady ut 3ASc. Dressed hogs. Az
65Ac. Butter-Creamery, Western, extras. 23c.; do,
hrsta. 2oh922c.; State, extras, 2202216c.; do. hrsts.
20h@21kc.: do, thirds to seconds, I5R@19c. Cheese
shc.; do, choice, $780,; do. small. fancy. DC, Eggs
State and Pennsylvania, average best. 2oh921c:;
1s46019hc.; refrigerator, early packed. fancy, 15c.
Chicago. Oct. 25.-"Proviaions were lower and less
active. Sympathy with the decline in grain and
liberal receipts of hoRs caused the depression"
sIc. for So test. sales Of z.ess bags. sso test at
44e. Refined was quiet and steady. European
cHIcAoo. oct. st.-Thsse were tO.dAy,s prices:
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lNtEEIWil'7 York IRSiKi'i CEN 7tTi1RilIl:,

All through trains stop at Albany. Utica. Syracuse
Trains leave Grand Central station a. follovs:
$50 i EMPTh sT& Hff' Ex sTpssy' L1E Si I
AgerA Falls 6:32, Toronto 300 P. NJ, Detroit ii:io
81 u, Limited to its seating capacity.
2.1k A. + MAIL, aily-For BufAlo, NJ.
Ore agara Falls and Cleveland.
10.90A A. M.-DAY EXPRESS, except sundaya-
AU:soU For Buralo and all Important New York
1.O0 +. M.-soUTHwEsrERN LIMITED ana
1"OO CHICAGO SPECIAL. Daily-For
2.S SlW91iPP +. M.:I tPRi53AP %ND' 81 hGasS Ana sP PhhtShSI.
20 E f.f Mlas sHPRds{ SHORT fT TFH gIM Shd shrat Ss1,-,.
Cleveland 7;16 A, NJ, Chicago 4 T. M. Sleeping
e.nnP. M.~WEsT{ERN psiIy-For
OsOO Niagara Falls. Toronto. Cleveland. Toledo,
Detroit, and Chicago. ~
6:25 + kon M;mSSo SgT aTasn, EMPRESS PRES Pailyy.EOr
$40 kkoN NTiaHRth ESPhEss, bh SliyMvia Tslo N
$40 Special. paiig1Fo aH NiAssTs Faiis. cisEs.
n h lS3d' Cincinnati; Inddi4h1P1li1 and st Louis;
9:OO %ElesMPi nsr ear 6nl J5AFpEP po MAIL On Dali FL
Q.Ipi%S0Pf;. M~. lIIasi FRS f E&r EGfas:' Sai hRa Faf1 %:
Cleveland. Toledo. Chicago, and. except satuI:
day, for GsPs VINCENT and the Auburn road; -.
lZ:lO cisoo.lEEsesrHyN nisht o Eapt sasd hST ni Sst.
Sunday night shifsSp f BfgfsI lSSyo At a:l6.
',no a. P Il a@e al sund I; Sai5y I. f s:sc1 f 4.
Wagner Palace Cars on al through trains. -zr- =,
Ticket Offices at I13, 26I, Ala and oI2 Broadway,
81 sss, Grand 3 S,s Central station. sssth p; ssssiSn sad
Telephone, s16o Thir+y.eieht6 street for Nov
hotel or residonce by weStcott Express COMPANY.
GEORGE H.. DANIELS. General Passenger Agent.
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&atlrGAaa.
DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA q WEST
Il Re- II.
Stations In New York, foot of barclay and

DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA q WEST
Stations in New York, foot of barclay and
VESTIBULE 1RAINS, PULLMAN BUFFET
CARS, PINTSCH LIGHT.
800 A.. M.-Binghamton Mail. Stops at princi-
pal stations.
1000 a. M.-Ccafe carl-Bpnalo. Scranton. Bling
hRmton, owego. Ithaca, Elmira, Utica. Syracuse.
and Oswego Express. Pullman buffet parlor cars.
Connecting at Buffalo with trains for Chicago and
Hoop. M.-tDatlyl-chicago and Buffalo yestibuled
express for scranton, B~inRhamton and Elmira, &c.
Pullman buffet parlor cars TO Elmira. Through
sleeping cars and day coach to Chicago, arrivinga at
4il6 7. N. next day.
4iOO p. M.-scrAnton. Wilkesbarre and Plymouth
Express. Pullman buffet parlor cars.
TOO II. .-Daily)-ChicAgo Vestibule Limited EI-
press for Scranton, BinRhamton, ElmirA, Buffalo.
Through buffet sleeping car New York to Chicago.
Dining car west Of Buffalo.
8ioO y. M.-tDailyl-Bunalo Express. Pullman
sleepers for Scranton. Binghamton, Elrlira, Bath,
Mt. Morris and Buffalo. arriving BufAlo & A. NJ.
$3.50 p. M.--Dailyl-Buffalo Scranton. Bingham
ton. OweRo. IthR4a, Elmira, Syracuse. Utica, and
Oawego Express. Pullman buffet sleepers.
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at Henry
Gaze X Sons, Ltd. ia Broadway, IL Park place, 400
and 942 Broadway, Tickets at ferry stations, iii
Ath Avs cor. 18th st.. 81 West I25th at, 236 Column
bus av.. New York: 38e and 723 Fulton ST., and IOa
Broadway. Brooklyn. Time tables giving full infor-
Westcott's Express Company will call for and check
baggage from hotel or residence to destination.
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AND oTREn SHARES.
OpSH- Nigh Lew -cTsHas-
SsIg. ing. 1L eat IA. AsksG
$50 AdSEI..llo 40 ITO 40 ll3
Ito Am coAlI &c 100 100 l2o 1875
aosSo Am sR.lllk llaK AK ll2A
sAb AmsRplo7N 10TH Io7A lo7M los
II Cable. e7k 90 ,o7H ,o7K osH
1S1Soo Am Tobl a6h 1901 la3H $40 1901
400 Am TD.IRA le4 l2A lRR l26
III Am EEDl aAh lsAk San lsA l3e
1900 Am co. sax 37& S6k s7N S7H
zee AlooP 80 seA 50 soN 81
is2 iaH lsK lax ian
fsF.' sAA % AK ssA sSN
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Glrrtiuns aud MrEtinas.

"NNTrN~~
WELSBACH COMMERCIAL COMPANY.
Notice of Annual SlOckhOlderR' Meeting.
NEW YORK. Oct. 10, 1893.
Notice Is hereby given that the, Annual Meeting OF
the stockholders of the Welsblch Commercial Com
pany will be held At the once OF the Company, No.
80 Wall st., New York city, on Thursday, the nth
day of November, 1898, at IL O'Clock noon, for the
purpose of electing thirteen directors for the ensu-
ing year and two Inspectors OF Election TO serve at
the next Annual Meeting, and for the Transaction of
such other businsss as may properly come before
closed at the close of business on Monday, Oct, 81.
and reopened on Friday. Nov. IL, 1898.
b. WILSON, Assistant Secretary.
NOTICE.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders Of the Bal
ttmore and Ohio southwestern Railway Company,
for the election of Directors and for such other
business as may come before the meeting, will 10
held at the principal office OF the Company. on the
southwest corner of Third street and Central ave-
nue., in Cincinnati. OHIO. on Thursday. November
Path, A. D., 1923. at twelve O'Clock noon.
The stock transfer books of the Company will be
closed at noon on Saturday. October 2pth. 1899, and
reopened at ten O'Clock in the forenoon on Friday,
November 2Eth, 1893.
Dated October 26th. 1923.
EDWARD BRUCE. Secretary.
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Aipiarnas End Anterrar.
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD CONF

UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY.
New York, September ~. 1898.
A dividend Of ONE DOLLAR AND A HALF
$3.50 f SHARE on the Preferred Stock OF
Treasurer's Once. Equitable Building. 100 Broad
way. New York. on and after October 81, 1898, to
the stockholders of record at the close OF business
October ~, 1898.
The Preferred Stock transfer books NOW closed
for the purposes of the annual meeting, and to re-
open October 12th) twill close for this dividend oc-
O'Clock A. NJ. November 1. 1928.
ALEX. MILLAR, Secretary.
UNITED STATES EXPRESS COMPANY,
Az Broadway. New York, October ~, 1898.
10th
The transfer books Of this company will be closed
on Nov. ]. at 8 o'clock. and reopened Nov. 10.
HEOD +. WOOD. I'd Vice-Pres. and Treas.
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TUESDAY. Got. 20.
To-day's stock market was confusing even 70
che most expert observers OF speculative move
hseutal Before business was resumed here the
forSigh market for securities. particularly that
NJ london. hpdibecome demorallzed In conse-
ouenes OFT seemingly strained relations be-
tween Great Britain and France. The unset
tied condition abroad. however, was not re-
Elected hero; in fact. prices began to i'm
prove almost from the opening. Foreign
arbItraee houses, after being liberal sell
srs for nearly n week past. and conspic-
uously no yesterday. offered very few
stocks. and these were readily absorbed. An
other interesting development was q sharp de-
cline in the foreign exchange market. These
siroumstancas strengthened the view which 10
heId 10 many quarters. that = European war
would advance the commercial interests OF
the United States. The market howed among
other things. that the decision Of the United
States Supreme Court against The Joint
Trafa6s Association has been fully dis
counted. As every one familiar with tho
transportation industry knows. combinations
like those ofthe Joint Trafnc Association have
not been effective in maintaining rates. The
decision may prove Of value to the railroads,
since Il may influence Congress to pass q meas
ure that will compel the railroads to maintain
uniform rates. Such q Law should win the sup
port Of every honest shipper and would OBJ
viously enable the railroads to conduct their
business on q moro satisfactory basis than at
present
Tho dealings In stocks were somewhat
smaller than yesterday and they were not a.
we'll distributed. American Tobacco supplied
an unusuaiIy large proportion OF the traneae-
lions, and. at q net advance OF over 4 points.
closed we'll mp to the best price recorded for 1t.
This movement was certainly not warranted BY
che evidence Of sharp competition In the
tobacco industry, and by the organization
of q new company which the Street at
nrst assumed would be \ new COMPETE
tor OF the American Tobacco Company.
Either some development OF importance
10 taking place in the trade OF which the public
n not advised or the manipulation OF the stock
10 the most audacious and successful that the
Street has seen in many years. TIL railway
list made an exceedingly good showing under
the leadership Of Atehison preferred and st.
Paul common. They, together with the shares
Of the other Granger trunk lines. scored net
advances OF Q point or more. Other strong
features Of the market wore American Cotton
Oil common, upon which q dividend will prob
ably DO declared In the near future. Denver
and Rio GEande preferred, Illinois Central.
General Electric. Peoples Gas and Manhattan
Railway. Conspicuous among the few stocks
that closed lower than yesterday were Pull
mans Palace Car and Consolidated Gas. The
selling OF the FIRST named was attributed to
Q judicial decision that the .company's char
ter does not permit 1t TO hold real estate. The
closing was in the main strong. and at about
the best prices.
New York Stoek EHchAnGO-SslsS Oct. -.
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New Trolley 90 New ON New. 1.
II was stated yesterday that the new trolley
line OF the Huckleberry Company to Pelham
Mayor And New Rochelle would be In operation
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Suaus.

&AIARY MONEY ADVANCED on s~alsrisa
NSN1A . without security. D
ASSN. 9th floor. st. Paul Bldg. 22o Broadway.
MONEY LOANED on furniture without removal or
1VA embarrassment; legal rates; confidential. Pot
ter building, 80 Park row, eighth floor, room 2OI.
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TUESDAY. Oct. 25.--GRAIN-wheat-spot was
active but easier. Sales Of e04.OO0 bush. for
export here and at the outports. including
$4,000 here. No. 2 red in elevator. TIC:
No. ! Northern Duluth. 2Ac. over December
a. b. late October and early November; No. /
Northern New York, lac. overD eesmberf. O. b.
ahoat to arrive. The Northwestern receipts
were l.4O2 cars, against LAT last week and
g97 iast year, Chicago receiyed2 Gears. against
Tomorrow loo. Futures declined lie, to
lie, but rallied slightly, closing lie. 10 Iac,
.oEeE: viii sales OF 2.osS.0O0 bush. Prices as
oDs.,ao. Hoo,.,t. I.,..,, e..,,. H 5ss,
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AI iaoiaains e1 soid s Ts.sTSs 1900. az. 1888 ,sos. s,s..7O

including gold reserve $500. 1888 Sso6, AIS. 47o
Money in London 3k03K y cent. Rate of dis
count In .open. market for short and three
months bills 31O4 y cent. Amount of bullion
day E24.000. Paris advices quote 8 y cents, at
101 francs 30 confines. Exchange on London
Of the Imperial Bank OF Germany shows the
following changes as compared with the last
marks: Treasury notes Increased i.,220y9000
marks; other" securities decreased 56,00O,-
600 marks; notes in circulation decreased
81. 06O.OO0 marks.
The exact amount OF back dividends on Gem
eral Electric preferred stock which the directors
Of the company decided yesterday to distribute
Is ll.66H, v cent. or one-third OF the total
G~ccumulations of 80 p cent. The payment
will be made on Nov. 15 next.
The sales Of mining stocks at the New York
to-day WArA aa fnllnWa.
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COMMERCIAL MPE

Total sales. 2.476 shares.
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WRITE STAR llME.

NEW Observation-Disclosures
Ieutonic, Oct. 20, noon Cymric. -, Nov. Y. noon
Saloon rates on Cymric. $50 up; Germanic, Britain
MIC, $50 mp: Majestic. Teutonlc. 500 up; second
cabin. $3.50 upwards: third class on Cymric, Ger
manic and britannia, S25. 90; on Majestic and leu
tonic, S2T- Revenue tax additional.
For passage, freight and general information apply
TO WHITE STAR LINE,
Pier 10. North River. Once, o Broadway. New York.
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$50 Msitp rex rex 70 7sN 7ek
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avs. ss. s6H ssH soH eoN
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$3.50 m MT. cas- e6N e1N o6K esN
400 Breeze
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aoso On CAV lsH lax l3N Ia iAh
$50 O h CIV
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<ssoDkRap 6ex 6sH sen 69M 69N
$50 Erie RR iAH 11K l1N l1N lie
$40 Erio1p 31k 91H 3lM 80 32h
4Ere2p., 16k 16k IGN Ibk IGN
2oEGTH a1h 3lh 31h alk as
100 EtTHp 80 90 80 SO 60
1885 F Steel. aeN . aeN aeN aeM
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500 H,v'n'n
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40 Paper. 6ak Gan san san 90
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500 NJ Cent e6H 30 -s6A sex 80
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MAINE STEANTsH1P GO,
OLD DOMINION m

Delightful tours to Old Point Comfort, Norfolk,
Newport News, Petersburg, Portsmouth, Primers
Point, Richmond, Virginia Beach, Va. and Washing.
u. 2. Freight and passenger steamers sail from
Pier 20, North River, every week day, except Satur.
day, at Q r. NJ, and SATURDAY. ut 4 P. NJ.
W. L. GUILLAUDEU. Vice-Pres't and Trahic Mgr.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
poration Hanna has been returned to
the senate from Ohio, much against
the wishes of the masses of that
state, and to the shame of the liberty
loving citizen of this country,-re-
CARELESS of party. While we must &C
cep. this election as public calamity,
yet it is productive of two salient ben
efits to the state of Ohio: 1t has rele-
gated an open corruptionist to obli-
WON for term at least, (see his con-
gressional record) and it has mater
tally increased the circulating medium
of that state.
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Considering his record, it is not only
exceedingly foolish, but, worse yet,
signally unwise, for any political fac
ton in Kansas to attempt to reflect
discredit on Uncle Dave Heffiebower
by indefinite charges of "incompet-
ency." That charge smacks too much
of civil service service removals and
Cy Leland methods to meet the ap-
prevail of the masses. If the adoption
by Mr.. Hefflebower of certain whole
some measures of restraint and pro-
lection, and his jealous fidelity to his
responsible trust, are to be designated
as "incompetency," is certainly high
1y opportune that the people be inform
ed as to the animus that supports the
charge.
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AS conclusive evidence that some
folks are not at all backward about
asking for the earth, there is no harm
in calling attention to a Republican
contemporary that says: eve are will
ing to admit that Boyle and McNa1l
are pretty good team, when it comes
to fighting insurance companies and
trusts, but why don't they, while they
are about it, recover some of the money
the people have been defrauded out of
in the past twenty years. If they were
to turn back into the state treasury
one-fourth of the money the people have
been buncoed out of in the past 10 years,
even through these two allies alone,
it would not only win for them a
crown, but one set with the most
precious gems-votes.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1898-01-19

The following General Order has
been issued by Department Command
er Botkin:
1. The National password is trans
p1itted herewith to Post Commanders
in all cases where reports have been
received at Headquarters. It will be
sent to the Commanders of delinquent
Posts upon receipt of their reports.
II. Owing to the fact that this ad-
ministrative year will not close until
April 22nd, and acting upon the re-
quest of many comrades, the Depart
ment Commander has decided to call
for supplemental report from the
several Posts on the 1st of April. Many
of the Posts are putting forth much
energy and are adding to their NUM-
bers and increasing their funds. 1t is
urged upon each Post that 1t use dill
gence during the next three months
and gather into its ranks as many of
the old veterans as possible. The re-
port of the Department Commander
to the Encampment in April will show
the membership and amount of Post
funds on each of the dates-January
LIST and April 1st. Comrades, will you
not make extra effort during that per-
iod to add to the strength and efficiency
of your Post?
| III. The comrades named in General
Order No. from National Headquar-
tiers, as members of the staff of the
Comma nder- in-Chief, should write at
once to Adjutant General Thos. ].
Stewart, Independence Hall, Phi1ade1.
phia, and notify him of their accept.
ance of the appointment.
| THEO. BOTKIN,
| Dept. Commander.
W. F. HENDRY,
| Asst. Adj. General.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1898-01-19

Gen. Rus Rivera and Colonel Baca1-
lao, of the Cuban army, have been
prisoners in Cabanas fortress since
last March, when they were captured
by the Spanish forces. Recently the
OF der was issued for their release, but
before they were actually freed they
were taken before Marshal Blanco.
The new governor-genera1 of Cuba
proposed that as the price of their
freedom they should help to restore
peace by assisting in the establish
ment of autonomy. This proposition
was Indignantly declined. They were
then asked to promise not to take up
arms again against Spain. This was
also refused, both men declaring that
as soon as they were actually free
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1898-01-19
General News.

Josiah Quincy, Democrat, was re-
elected mayor of Boston on December
81.
The Post Office department has at
last selected the designs for its new
postage stamps.
Boston has adopted an ordinance re-
quiring all ladies to take off their hats
while in the theaters of that city.
Thomas A. Edison, Jr., SON of the
noted inventor, claims to have sue
ceeded in photographing thought.
Heavy frosts in California have
seriously damaged the orange and
lemon crops, the loss being estimated
at 81, OOO,0 900.
The Denver Wheel Club, the leading
organization of cyclists in Colorado,
has voted to sever its connection with
the League of American Wheelman.
England has informed China that
she is willing to find the money re-
quired for the Chinese loan, on con-
dition that Lii Hung Chang is returned
to power.
The forty-one offices of the Frank
fort Lottery, scattered all over Louis
vile, KY, were closed on January /,
for the first time in twenty-five years.
The lottery is closed for good.
A primary election bill, prepared for
submission to the Maryland 1egis1a.
ture, provides for compulsory pri.
maries under the law, with the safe.
guards of general election, and has
a provision for the choice of primary
election officials from lists to be sub
mitted by the party organization.
Latest advices from the Orient state
that the Japanese transport steamer
Marc, of $50 tons bound to the Pesca
dores, was wrecked on December "a
and about 80 lives lost. The only sur
vivors were FIVE seamen who wer,
picked up by the steamer Maidsurs
Maru. Captain Yasuda of the Japan
csc navy and nine cadets were amons
the missing. The vessel struck al
uncharted rock, her cargo shifted ane
she went to the bottom.
Every member of both houses O.
congress has received a petition ask
ing his support of the bill now pend
ing in the house to make train robber,
and wrecking punishable by death
To each petition is attached a printed
slip, giving the record of train rob
berries since 1890, as follows: Tota
number of trains held up in eigh
years 21S, total number killed 70; tota
number of people shot, and not killed
81. During the year 1897 the numbe
of railroad ho1dups was 80.
The dealers in single lines of good
in Denver are combining against tn
department stores. The retail butch
ers, grocers and pharmacists have al
ready taken action, and have appeale,
to all other lines of business to al,
them. A bill is before the city council
known as the department store ordi
nance" and the retail associations ar
moving to secure the enactment of tn,
ordinance. They have also resolve,
to give all the assistance possible t
the daily newspapers, which have re
fused to reduce their advertising rate
in accordance with the demand of tn
department store combine.
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A union of all the forces to defeat
the party of Cy Leland and Mark
Hanna is said to be felony.

The present state administration
has made record, admitted by honest
republicans, as unsurpassed in effic-
iency and merit since the birth of
Kansas. Can the Democratic party
support it for what it has and will &C.
complish, or for the bribe it is able to
offer, is the question to be considered.