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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-06-10

BANDIT CHIEF WAS LYNCHED.
summary Punishment Regarded as
Favorable symptom.

Santiago, June 9.--An Official report from
Holguln to-day describes the lynching of
Antonio Garcia, a bandit chief, who was
taken from the gendarmerie by the in-
dignant citizens and hanged. Holguin Is
one OF the most lawless districts in the
island, and this summary punishment.
under all the conditions, is regarded as
a favorable symptom.
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MANY PASSENGERS INJURED.
Four May Die as Result of an Acct
dent in Missouri.

Kansas City, Mo, June 9.-Between for
ty and forty-hve passengers were injured,
four perhaps fatally, but the derailment of
train No. A. south-bound on the Kansas
City, Phtsburg and Gulf Railroad, three
miles south Of Grand View, Mo, at $3.50
O'Clock last night. The injured are resi-
dents of Missouri, Kansas and Nebraska.
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SUCCESSOR no THOMSON.
Pennsylvania Directors Elected 4.
j. Cnssatt.

Philadelphia, June 9.-The board Of di-
rectors cf the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company, at a special meeting to-day
elected MIR. A. J. Cassatt, director of
the company, president, to succeed the
late President Thomson.
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MoLINEUx WAS nEARREsTED.
After Being Released on Bail in tn,
sum of $1,000,

New York, June 9.-Roland b. Moli-
neux was to-day released on 5000 ball
He was Immediately rearrested on war
rant charging him with the murder Of
Katherine ]. Adams.
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PARIS ExPEcTED TO BREAK UP.
Bad weather Has Caused Fear OF
Her Destruction.

were called on deck Of the Paris this even-
ing in anticipation OF the breaking up OF
the steamer. which It is feared win hap,
pen, unless the weather improves
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In the Minner,s Qunrters.

The scene enacted in the dressing room
of Jeffries, which was only a few feet
away from that occupied by the defeated
pugilist, were of the most joyful charac-
ter W. A Brady was dancing with de-
light from the moment the decision was
given that made him for the second time
a manager of a worlds heavyweight
champion.
"Jeffres is corker," he said. land
there is not a man on earth that can beat
Kim He's a wonder and no mistake. Let
them all come. to him now, none of them
can class with him
Jeffries was surrounded by a host of
friends, who congratulated him on his
well-won honor.
In response TO several inquiries, the new
champion said
''Fitzsimmons fought a good and game
battle and hit me harder than any man
whom ! have been up against He can
whip Sharkey in two rounds. l would
gain nothing by meeting Sharkey again,
but am willing to meet any man in the
world in whom the public has confidence,
and there need be no fear of my quitting
the ring for the stage. l win defend my
title as champion at all times and against
all corners. At no time during tonight :
fight did / feel any msgivings as TO my
ability TO win / am satisfied thai have
we'll earned the right 10 be called cham
pion by beating Fitzsimmohs, who was
undoubtedly the greatest fighter of the
age"
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Jaw. The champion came up slowly in a
uazed sort of way and reeled toward his
man. The crowd cheercd Jeffries on, but
the gong ended tie round.
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Fitzsimmons Was Dovyncast.

lust as soon as Fitzsimmons reached
his dressing room. his wife, who was anx-
ious;y awaiting the outcome of the fight
greeted the fallen champion affectionateIy,
Keep your spirits. Bob" she said
"You fought splendidly and although you
we're beaten, you are stll the prince Of
fighters"
Martin Julian, Fitzsimmons' manager
spoke encouraglngly TO the defeated pu-
gilist. but the latter seemed not TO realize
what was being said to him. Fitzsimmons
had only partially recovered from the
shock of defeat and occasionally mur-
INJURED. How did l come to fight him."
Mrs. Fitzsimmons and Mr. Dan Hickey
bent over the PROSTATE man and bathed
his head and face. Clots Of blood had
formed in the nostrils and the damaged
nasal organ began to be a source of worrl-
ment TO Mrs. Filzsimmons.
II have nothing to say regarding the
outcome Of the fight" said she. But I
feel sure that Bob still has a host of
friends who will not forget his past ca
reer in the ring
Manager Julian was downhearted, but
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CONTINUED on Fifth Page.)
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-07
Hides, Talo7U, Wool and Hops.

Hops continue firmly held, but quiet. Hides
rule firm, with an active demand
HIDES AND SKINS-Culls and brands sell
about 1c under quotations. Heavy salted
steers, 116nhc; medium. 1O19c light 1Oc; Cow
1Oc; Dry Hides sound, lie; cuIls and brands,
13c; Dry Kip and Veal, 16c; Dry Calf, lIc,
Sheepskins. yearIngs. 20QS0c each; short
9OcGs1 10 each; Horse Hides. salt; s292 25 for
large and 81 25d1 so for small. Colts 25950c.
TALLOW-No 1 rendered. 41a@5c per lb; No
q 14ae Eensd CinsTss gFease qegon s3G 7a1sc
Eastern Oregon, 12Q14c for choice and 9Qll7Rc
for fair to good.
Fan Clip-san JOAQUIN Lambs 89loc; do
tain 713d9c; Northern free, 941c; do, defect
i've 7lbm1c" per lb
Jacob Wollner's circular says: Although the
London sales now in progress are reported with
q good attendance and extreme prices being
paid and although the Eastern markets are
reported strong and active, still our local mar
ket is comparatively quiet. Generally the local
market goes in advance of the Eastern and Eu-
ropean markets. Some woods have been SELL
ing but not at extreme prices, and the mar
quiry from brokers or Eastern agents for
either secured grease WOODS at any higher
rates than have prevailed in the last four or
.At the Red Bluff sales last week about 22OO
bales were offered and sold at 10612c which
was really 1G2c per pound more than the mar
three million pounds less mountain wool this
year, owing to the fact that sheep were kept
out of the national parks there is a keen com
petition for all free fall wool.
There is still considerable wool in this mar
ket The country is pretty we'll bought up,
but very little wool is coming in on consign-
ment.
lowing to the rise in freight rates to the
East. more wool has been shipped out in the
last three days than for long time past both
secured and in the grease.
HOPS-QuOted al lUGI12c per lb.
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THE STOCK MARKET.

There were few changes IN securities Giant
Powder sold at s7S 1214d7S S71a and Paauhau
Plantation at $S5 1896 so. S. V. Water sold
up to 500 S7h.
Mining stocks were considerably stronger
and prices were better all along the line.
though there was no particular improvement
in business. The telegram from the pump
said Ran No. 2 elevator one hour and No
l elevator twenty hours and twenty-five min
utes. At $50 this morning the water was
twenty-three feet below the 195o-foot level
station
The Consolidated California and Virginia
assessment falls delinquent in board to-day
A special meeting of the stockholders of the
Old Bonanza Mining Company has been called
for December to vote upon a proposition TO
diminish the capital stock from 81 200. .OOO. di-
vided into 120, GOO shares of the par value Of
SO each. to $4,000. divided into 12O 900 shares
of the par value of 81 each.
The Pacific Sheet Metal Works paid the
thirtv-ffth dividend of SOC per share on the
5th.
A letter from the Justice mine says: I'VE
are still engaged in cutting down the grade
of the old north drift. This work was ad-
vanced is feet during the week. The rock in
the bottom is very hard"
The Pacific Gas Improvement Company will
pay dividend of 4Oc per share on the 10th
The California Street Cable COMPANY Will
The San Jose Water Company will nav
dividend of soc per share on the 10tb
The Mutual Electric Company is paving e..
first dividend Of Sc per share.
The Oakland GasiEht Company will nav q
dividend of 25c share on the 10Th
The Pacific and Sunset Telephone ana To,.-
graph companies will pay the usual dividends
on the 10th.
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Chicago Grain Market.

CHICAGO. Oct. 6.-Wheat was weak at the
opening. Liverpool failed to show the ad-
vance expected in view of the war rumors and
the effect was dIscouraging to the bulls. The
market opened bc under yesterdays close;
1850. Reports of large Argentine shipments
were also an influence tending to weaken the
market An increase of 1900 900 bushels in
the stocks at Minneapolis and Duluth was re-
ported and Snow in his report estimated the
crop of wheat at 564 000, 600, considerably over
the Government estimate. With these items
before them the longs began to unload and
been a strong support of the local market,
but let go long line. Important liquidation
was done by local and other outsiders De-
cember declined to 72hc. There some
covering by shorts against puts, causing a
reaction In December to 72Ac, but the liqui-
dation was too general for the market to
stand up under and December again declined
to 7212Q729sc, at which 1t closed May wheat
ranged at 75BQ7512c to 7GAG763sc and closed
at 75izc.
Corn was strong and higher early. in sym
pathy with the Liverpool advance OF sc. The
local price was helped by impression quite
generally prevailing that crop estimates have
been too liberal. December closed 1sc higher
at 3O.G304c.
Oats We're extremely dull but steady. The
market IN general followed corn. The entire
range was only Hc. Snow put his estimate
Of the crop at $50, 600 900 bushels compared with
his estimate OF 7s9, 600 last year. Decem-
Der closed unchanged.
Provisions barely held their own. showing
steadiness with hogs which were unchanged
to DC up. The cash trade was not brisk
January pork closed unchanged; January lard
unchanged and January ribs a shade up.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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EASTERN MARKETS
Ne7U York Stock Market.

NEW YORK. Oct with the exception OF
some profit-taking sales in the last hour of
to-day's market the movement of prices was
upward almost without interruption. The de-
mand was not large at any time, but the sup
ply Of stocks proved small, however, at the
higher prices. except in a few cases, notably
Southern Pacific, which met large offerings at
s. The late break led by Brooklyn
Transit which was pressed down under
food Of offerings to ST. an extreme decline OF
3Es. The prodt-taking, which was induced By
this weakness, was most cons spicuous in sugar
and tobacco which lost nearly points each
Of the extreme advance. The initial impulse
TO the rise came from London, where the
easier money conditions and a hope Of
peaceful settlement OF the Transvaal difficulty
induced large covering by the bears in all de-
partments- London bought stocks here TO the
extent of upward Of 25,000 shares and showed
active railroad list with a net advance of 1&
after extreme rise of points. The maxi
mum rate for call money was per cent to-
day, against i per cent yesterday and 20 per
cent the day before The rate fell to per
cent in the late dealings.
This progressive decline in money rate was
en- important element in the strength Of
stocks and has awakened expectations Of
good bank statement tomorrow. The expec-
tation seems to be based on the fact that the
banks are known to have received 81, ,O00, 900 in
gold on account of postotice receipts from
Cuba, and drafts from the san Francisco Mint
on account Of the KlOndihe gold deposited
there. The gold engaged last week in Lon
ulators, although II VIII not be received until
tomorrow and will not figure in tomorrow
bank statement. As q matter of fact the
New York banks have lost on the interior
movement far known movements are
concerned about 49, 100000. Operations at the
sub-treasury indicate further loss by the
banks of s.. COS 900.
Allowing for the s2OO0,ooo gold received the
net loss in cash to the banks seems TO be
upward of s., 500 900. The result may be COM
plicated by the effect of money spent here by
visitors 10 the Dewey celebration which is
unknown quantity. The easier rates for
money are largely due to offerings on ac-
count Of outside banks. which will be of no
advantage TO the New York banks IN their
weekly showing The relaxation in London
discount rates to-day resulted in decline
in sterling exchange at Paris and Berlin. In
strong contrast was the sharp advance in
sterling exchange rate here This is said to
be due to covering by exchange bankers who
have sold bills in anticipation of a large out
ward movement Of cotton and grain. The
chartering of large number Of vessels by the
British Government to transport troops and
the resulting rise in rates for shipping awak-
ened fear that shipping Of merchandise may
be hampered.
The bond market continued firm. but the
movement in prices was upward Total sales
par value $3.50, 900.
United States IS advanced 4 and new 4s
u IN the bid price
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LOCAL MARKETS.
Exchange and Bullion.
Wheat and Other Grains.

wHEAT-Futures were OFF again Spot quo
tations showed change. Chicago opened
weak under Shows estimate OF a crop of SOS -
COO 900 bushels and increase of 2 900 900 bush
els for the week in the Northwest The Ar
gentine shipments were 1,500, 600 bushels over
the preceding week. St. Louis sold freely and
the bears hammered the market Consols ad-
vanced &c. The longs were selling and the
shorts covering.
Spot WheatSshipping. 81 O714G1 oS&; milling.
81 121kG1 15.
CALL BOARD SALES.
Informal session-a:15 o'clock-December-
10000 ctls, 81 1874; 1000. 81 1873; 1900, 81 1s.
May-4000 81 1888 $4,000. 81 1874
Second Session-December-12 900 ctls 81 13:
1000, 81 127s; 900, 81 12a4. May-12 GOO 81 IS.
Regular Morning Session-December-16 coo
ctls, 81 12% May-2000, 81 IS.
Afternoon Session-4O00 ctls, 81 13. May-200O.
81 1871 1000 81 1875.
BARLEY-There is nothing new to report
the market remaining dull.
Feed, 75qSS44c; Brewing 904971kc; Chevalier,
nominal.
CALL BOARD SALES.
Informal Sesslon-9:15 o'clock-No sales.
Second Sesson-Seller '99, new-400o ctls,
SIZE
Regular Morning Session-No sales.
Afternoon Sesslon-No sales
OATS-The market dull and unchanged.
White, 81 O5@1 221a; Red, 81 O511 Is; Black, 9214c
Qs1 021a
COkN-Eastern large Yellow, 81 %; White and
mixed, 81 0215d1 05 per ctl
RYE-90q95c per ctl.
KWHEAT-Nominal
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Deciduons and Citrus Fruits.

There are very few Peaches and Plums seen
now, and even Figs are getting scarce. Ounces
are slow with ample supplies. Melons are
steady at good prices
The demand for Wine Grapes continues good
and the high prices are maintained.
DECIDUOUS FRUITS
Apples. 35d60c per box for common and 75c
6s1 for good to choice
BERRIES-Bla Blackberries s. per chest; Straw
berries. 5000 per chest for small and s264
for large berries; Raspberrles, $3u4 per
chest; Huckleberrles SAFE per lb; Wisconsin
Cranberries, Sc so per bbl; Cape Cod Cranber-
Grapes. 2514Oc for Black 30Gf0c for Muscat
95050C for Tokay 40150c for Cornichon: crates
sell 1O6l5c higher; Wine Grapes, $22d25 per ton
for Zinfandel, $20d23 for other black and s15d
20 for White.
Watermelons, sSd15 per 100.
Cantaloupes, 75c6t$1 % per crate; Nutmegs, 25
Q75c per box.
Pomegranates-35 per box.
Pears, Bartlett, 81 5091 75 per box Winter
Pears 40G75c per box.
Figs, 35G5Oc per box for double layers Of
black.
Plums and Prunes. 30c9s1 per box and
crate
CITRUS FRUITS - Lemons $1G2 for com
mon and S314 for good to choice; Mexican
Lines $SQ9; California Lines S1q1 so: Ba-
nanas. 81 5Od2 80 per bunch; Pineapples, sig
2 so per dozen.
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General Merchandise.

BAGs-Calcutta Grain Bags, 797Ac; Wool
Bags. 26Q2Sc; Fruit Bags. 5Ac, 519c and
&c for three grades Of white and 7672c for
bleached jute.
COAL-Wellington, IS per ton; New yelling
ton IS; Southfeld Wellington 81 50; Seattle. So
Bryant. s6; Coos Bay, So; Walsend 81 5O
Scotch, IS; Cumberland So 80 in bulk and $40 IS
In sacks; Pennsylvania Anthracite Egg SIP
Camel IS per ton; Rock Springs and Castle
Gate SO 60: Coke, $12 per ton in bulk and s14 in
sacks.
RICE-China mixed 50 65qs 70; China No. /.
81 1904 so; extra do 81 9oa5 20; Hawaiian, s5G
80: Japan. A 2094 80; Louisiana S56I6
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Renning Com
pany quotes. terms net cash. in 10o-lb bags:
Cubes Crushed and Fine Crushed. $50; Pow
dered. sac; Candy Granulated sc; Dry Cfranu-
lated, 4Bc; Confectionery A, 47lc; California
A, -; Magnolia A, 41ac; Extra c, 4%c; Golden
c. 4Ac; barrels. 1-16c more: half barrels Kc
more; boxes, nc more: 50-lb bags &c more
No order taken for less than rs barrels or its
57ec per H.
CANNED GooDs-The Forrest Hall takes for
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BradStreet's on Trade.

NEW YORK, Oct. 6.-Bradstreet's Tomorrow
will say: Distributive trade, while smaller at
some markets. is still Of encouraging volume
industry Is active. railway earnings heavy
prices still tend upward and bank cleartngs
increase. while failures lessen. Fall festivals
and other celebrations at several cities have
had apprecabe effect upon retail and
proved a stimulating factor in wholesale lines
Industrial activity is widespread and strikes
are fewer and less costly than in most years
Though lessened by holidays, bank clearfnes
swelled partly by heavy October disbursements
and partly by general business expansion tend
to enlarge as the season advances Business
failures are apparently at a minimum and liza
bilities are certainly less costly than for many
years past Prices as a whole manifest ag-
gressive strength. Farm products are especially
prominent In this direction. the South's 8 great
est staple, cotton, owing to short crop, ad-
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vances and owing to active speculation, leading
IN extent Of gain with an advance OF nearly
ssc yfe for the week Of nearly &c as compared with
1s9S-9e. 49, '-
Iron and steel hold all their old strength the
IorIner Io on heavy buying at Pittsburg and fur
tner " est while large quantities of steel rails
nave nare oeen bought by leading railroads, and fur
lner heavy business is under consideration.
export trade in Southern iron has almost
ceased: ceased. and there is talk of remporting some
Wheat including -four, shipments for the
week aggregate 51S5, 39S bushels, against 3S72,-
900 900 bushels, revised, last week, 8 .224 bush
bushels s els IN 1897, 4.050772 bushels in 1896, and
2A4. 32S bushels in 1895
since July this season, the exports of wheat
aggregate 55 699, 41S bushels against So 49S, ,121
bus 6IsheIs oa last year and 6O9SO4 bushels in
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Dried Fruits, Nuts, RaiSinS.

All descriptions remain as previously quoted.
The movement is good.
DRIED FRUITS-Prunes, in sacks SIC for
4O-5Vs, 414c for 5O-6Os. 3&c for 6O-7Os,
SIC Tor 7O-SOs. 3q31sc for SO-9Us and
21@a224c for 90-1O0s; Apricots. 1Od11c for
Royals 14G15c for Moorparks and 12Qp
121hc for Blenheims; Peaches. 5a6c for Stand
ards 6lsd7c for choice and 7l2QtSc for fancy:
pesied Peaches. 11Gl2c; Evaporated Apples 6
6612c: Sun-dried. 4d5c PEI lb; Nectarines, ~
aec per lb for red and SQ9c for white; Pears,
safe for quarters and 71ad9c for halves; Black
Figs Sc: White Figs, 606l2c; Plums, 512G6c for
dark and 7G7I5c for bleached.
RAISINS-Bleached Thompson's-Fancy Der
lb, 1Oc: choice SC; standard, Sc; prime &c; un-
bIeached Thompson's. per lb, &c. Sultanas-
Fancy per Ib. SIC; choice, 7lRc; standard, SIC;
prime SC; unbleached Sultanas, Sc; Seedless
5O-lb boxes, SC; 2-crown loose Muscates. 516c
3-crown &c; 4-crown. 612c; London Layers .
crown, 81 so per box; 3-crown, 81 so. Fancy
Clusters 50: Dehesa, 81 50; Imperial, So All
prices are +. o. b. at common shipping points in
California.
for softshell; Almonds. 10Adn1ac for paper
she'll S69c for soft and 4fD5c for hardshell;
Peanuts, 5% d6%c for Eastern and sc for Cali
fornia: Brazil Nuts. S19G9c; Filberts, 1lG11lac;
Pecans 71bGSc Cocoanuts. 81 50Q5.
HONEY-Comb, 1115c for bright and 1012c for
light amber water white extracted, 7AG712c;
light amber extracted, 61a97c; dark, 51kc per
BEESWAX-24G26c per Ib
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Poultry and Game.

Receipts of Game were slender and sold at a
very wide range, according to condition. Most
of them were half spoiled.
Poultry was fairly steady with sufficient
stocks.
POITLTRY-Live Turkeys. 16@1sc for Cob
lers and 15G16c for Hens: Young Turkeys. 16@
lie: Geese Der pair, 81 75a2; Goslings. 81 75q2;
Ducks, S4aii or old anc 81 -nll6 Tor .-'Irg
Hens, $445 so; Young Roosters, S4 5000 SO;
Old RoosIers 81 5OQ5; Fryers, S4 BroIlers,
So 25G73 10 for large s3GI3 p for small Pigeons.
81 2591 so per dozen for old and 81 75q2 20 for
GAME-ouaiI. 81 25a1 50; Malard. 81 5O@6;
sprig S. Teal 81 2563 50; Widgeon, 81;
Small Duck, 81 25@1 5o Doves, soc per d, dozen nj
81 for small; Gray Geese 50; White, -;
English snipe, - per dozen Jack snipe' -.
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Foreign Futures.
California Fruit Sales.

NEW YORK, Oct. 6,-Porter Bros Company
sales California fruit: Peaches-Salways, 81 60
box Grapes-Tokays. 65c@s1 25 half crate and
81 60 double crate; Muscats. 65c9s1 30 half
Emperor, slG1 20; Cornicho MS. 81 90 Seven
Earl Fruit Company sales: Grapes-Tokays,
65c@s1 single crate
CHICAGO, Oct. 6.-Early Fruit Company
sales California fruit: Grapes-Malagas 6Oc@
Beauty, Pears. 81 15Q2 10 box Hungarian
Prunes-Soc single crate; italian. socQs1.
Porter Bros Company sales: Grapes-To-
kays 65cQS1 50 half crate; Tokay Clusters,
75cqS1 10; Muscats. 55cQ$1 % half crate; Moroc-
co CO. 81 1902; assorted 75c@S1 7O: verdeIs, zoe;
gerreras o. Quinces-s1 2oq1 80 box.
Winter Nellis. 81 S5; Doy du Comice 81 7O6
35; d Alencon, 81 30; Bartletts, 81 90 box.
Free Stones 81 45 box. Nine cars sold to-day.
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SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

Sil5er Fraction, higher. Financial quotations unchanged
Wheat futures still IO1oer. Barley 0ey dull
No change in OatS Corr, and Rye.
Beans shOgo less change. Seeds as before
Hay gUeak and Feedstnfs firm.
Potatoes quiet. Vegetables sIO1Oly advanctng
Butter and Cheese unchanged, but Eggs od0anced
Poultry steady and qnNe. Arri0aLs of Game small
Fresh Frat shoes features.
Dried Fruits in fair demand and generally firm
Provisions stand before.
Hides tn Gcti0e demand ond firm.
Meat market unchanged
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London Market.

NEW YORK, Oct. e.-The Commercial Ad-
vertisers London financial cablegram says:
The markets here were cheerful in tone to-day
in the absence Of war news. There was good
buying of Africans. driving the bears 10 cover,
especially in the street, but specific rea-
sons appeared. Consols were 103h
Americans were buoyant throughout the ses-
sion, but dealings were small The favorites
were Louisville. Erie, Norfolk and Western and
the Pacifcs. Spanish As were co. Tintos
46 3-16Gl4615; Anacondas 10 1-l6
Gold to the amount of e200, 900 was taken for
bars and s22, 900 in French coins. The latter
parcel. in view of the high rate of exchange
means that more is coming. Money is slack
CLOSING.
LONDON, Oct e.-Canadan Pacific. 92Ts :.
Union Pacific preferred, 7s; Northern Pacific
preferred, 1855; Atchison, 21; Grand Trunk, ~
bar silver firmer, rs 11-16d per ounce
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Butter, Cheese and Eggs.

Eggs continue to nave up under continually
decreasing stocks, but Cheese and Butter are
quiet and unchanged.
BUTTER
Creamery-Fancy Creamery 26927c; seconds.
Dairy-Fancy. 2sa24o; good to choice. 21@
Picked tI' i''' roll, 2ih@22hc; frl1in, 21G21l5c
creamery tub, 2211a231hc per lb.
Eastern. 171.c for ladle packed: a
CHEESE-Choice mild new, lie: old, 10G
1O1kc Young America. 11@11Ac; Eastern. 14@
EGGs-Quoted at 221k9271kc for store and 321h9
s6c per dozen for ranch Eastern. 25627lac for
selected, 23Q24c for No. l and 20@221ac for sec
onds