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Saturdays Bank CIearings.
LOCAL CRAM AND PRODUCE.


II would be untrue to say that the business OF
the week ended Nov. had been even satsfac-
tory. but the wholesale merchants are not dis
posed to complain. usually. during presiden-
tial campaign, there several weeks OF dull
trade while this year not until within ten DAYS
past has there been any decrease in business
apparent account of the political conditions
Until the election is over but little business is
expected Travelling statesmen will remain at
home until Wednesday Thursday of next
week. when. should Mckinley be elected the
merchants. almost without exception look for
a brisk trade through the fall and winter
months as. with a big crop TO dispose OF
"a a good price, the country wlich Is supplied
from this market will be well provided with
money. Tax-paying Will be out Of the way and
as retail merchants have light stocks buying
will be large. The week closed with but lit..e
change in prices compared with Morday. Lin
seed oil still has hardening tendency, as do
some descriptions or hog products. Staple no
ceries firm In tone and moving we'll On
commission row II was of week. The weather
being too warm and pleasant to give life TO sales
o. fruits and vegetables.
The local grain market. while much more
In the preceding week. StiIl. receipts OF grain
especially Of corn. were large. and prices were
well held. corn being at the close Of the we *
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AT NEW YORK.


NEW YORK Nov 3-Flour-Receipts IS 500
brls: exports, 1874 brs; sales. 4,272 packages.
Market dull and nominal in absence of traders;
winter patents, s3.7OG4; winter straights, $500
$50; Minnesota patents, si@i.S5; winter extras.
81 $685. Minnesota bakers. sS934O; winter low
grades. 81 45Q2.eO. Rye flour quiet; sales. 45o
brls fair to good. $685.; choice to fancy, $3.50
$50. Buckwheat -four dull at s21Oq2.20. Buck
wheat dull at 571sQ60c, c. i. T., New York; Corn
s. 45a2 SO. Rye dull; Western. SIC, f. Q. b..
afioat; State 5lQ52c, C. f.. New York. Barley
5Oa5sc, C. /. T.. Buffalo. Barley malt dull; West
Wheat~Receipts pa. 600 bu; sales $4,000 blu flu
lures and 2o.ooO bu spot. Spot firm; No; red.
5sAc, f. o, b.. afoat: No: 2 red 77lzc, elevator;
No: northern Duluth, SAC. I. o. b., afoat; No.
opened steady on expectations of bullish Stats
tics Monday and after a slight set back under
realizing recovered on demand inspired by fears
that Argentine news might become unfayorable
NC net advance. Sales included: No. 2 red.
March. S2aS2lsc. closing at S2lkc; May $3.50
DECEMBER. 7sasc. closing at 7S7sc: -. ,,s 49,
sales 0,OO0 bu futures and 120,0O0 bu spot. Spot
firm; No, 2. 4519c. elevator, and t6asc, f. o. b.,
aSa teaay an the CASH POSITION
and small receipts West; closed firm and lsc net
higher: May, !2%e, closing at 42sc; December
oats-Receipts 400 bu; exports % bu- Spot
seady White Mo e track So white Ne MeseT Mhss
track mixed Western. 25l4Q26lsc; track white
State, 2IH33c options dull and unchanged.
Feed quiet spring bran sl6.20u16.35; mid
cllngs. s17Qf950; winter bran. sl7qls; city.
SIGH % Hay dull; shipping 7O97lkc; good tic
Hops quiet; State, common to choice. 1885,
crop, 1Oal3c; old, 2q5c; Pacific coast 1899 crop
1CGIl3c: old, case.
Hides steady; Galveston, 20 to 25 lbs 1sc: Cali
fornia q % lbs. 1Sc; Texas dry, 25 to 30 lbs
13l1c. Leather steady; hemlock sole BuenOs
Ayres, light to heavy weights. 22lzq2Slzc; acid,
221342313c.
Beef dull: family. SIC. 5oall;7 %; mess. ssas So
beef hams, s20Q2l; packet, sl0410.5o; city extra
India mess. sl6a17. Cut meats steady; pickl,d
bellies. s925Q1l; picked shoulders. S.: 25d65 80
picked hams, 50 25l69.75. Lard quiet: Western
steam. s7.45: November closed at s745. nominal
Refined quiet; continent N.55; s. a., S. 25 com
pound. s6.l2l.qs25. Pork dull; family: sl6gl65c
short clear si425I17: mess, So. 25Ql3.t0.
Potatoes quiet; Jersey, Sl.31l5 New York
81. 25; Long Island $l.50q175 Jersey sweets ST.
az.
Tallow quiet city. &c; country. 41sGl5c. Cot.
ton-seed oil-Yelow, 3S12434c.
Rice steady; domestic fair to extra, 4$G61z:
Japan. 4%M5c.
coffee-Spot quiet; No. 7. invoice. s2sc. MILD
quiet Cordova. 91sG13Ac.
Sugar steady: fair refining, 37sc; centrifugal
90 test. 42sc; confectioners' A, 5.55c; mold a
&c; cut loaf else; crushed. 615c; powdered
5.S5c; graduated. 5.75c; cubes, $500.
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larger sums Of Alaskan gold. also. in sight.
IL appears that the interior demand Tor cur
rency has been satisfied for the present, as not
single transfer wa9 made this week through
the sCD-treasury until Friday The figures OF
the controller OF the currency show that ma
uonal bank circulation expended during DctoOe.
Sc. $50. and the current demand for Govern
ment bonds and the exchange OF old bonds Tor
new per cents show continuance OF the
desire Ter new circulation. On the other side or
the account there T. to be considered the IN
erased demand for money, which will spring up
II business reyives after Election 10 the extent
the speculative world is counting upon. A re-
newal OF the movement to the interior OF cur
rency is thus among the possibilities.
Bankers point cut that. owing 10 the high
price at which cotton has been marketed larger
amounts of money VIII be retained the South
after the process has been completed than Cor
several years. IL is expected that when the
time comes for the refiux OF money from the in
terror channels. the first result will be seen in
the presentation Of bank notes for redemption.
and their consequent retirement This would
have the effect Of deferring modifying the
usual return OF lawful money into New York
bank reserves. The large current collections oy
the Government on account OF internal revenues
cali attention 10 the fact that the gross revenue
Is running above that of last year to the extent
OF more than $4,000 600 in October. The surplus
mas been kept down only by increased cx-
penditures, mostly for War Department reaufre-
ments in connection with the military operations
III china. and which in process of cutting
down. An increase in the Government surplus
would embarrass the money market. and last
years experience teac hes that measures of relief
ny the treasury are il-calculated to meet specu-
lative requirements
Sterling exchange hcvers near the gold import
point. and IL is evident that any real money
stringency would draw further gold. But the
Bank Of England is striving to check inrol Is
On us low gold reserve. The Bank of France
Is abundanty supplied with gold, but French
markets are unfavorahly affected by political
troubles In Spain, and by uneasiness over the
course or domestic events following the close OF
the exposition, which has been period OF COM
monty recognized truce in French politics. The
German money markets have made good progress
be in condition to meet foreign requirements for
the present.
Business in bonds has been on a declining scale
and largely concentrated in few mortgages Of
speculative values. Prices have receded. United
States new and old tours advanced a. AMI all
other Issues per cent. over the call Price a
week ago.
Following are Saturdays share sales and the
closing bid prices:
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Butter, Cheese and Eggs.

NEW YORK, Nov. s.-Butter-Recepts. 2,651
packages Market firm: creamery, l6@22lzo;
June creamery. lS021c. factory. 13G16c- Chess
Receipts, 2,lSl packages. Market irregular;
large. white. lo%c: small. white, lie: large.
colored. l0+c: small colored. lie Eggs-Re-
ceipts. 1886 packages. Market steady; Western.
regular packing, 15420c; Western. loss OF. &c
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 3.-Butter firm: fancy
Western creamery, 23lzc; fancy Western prints.
&c. Eggs firm; fresh nearby and Western,
&c; fresh Southwestern. 20c; fresh Southern. BIC.
Cheese steady; New York full cream. fancy,
small, lA4ui9c; New York. full creams, good
to choice. 106Il1c.
CHICAGO, Nov 3.-On the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market was quiet: creameries
15G211.c; diaries. l3GlSc. Cheese firm at 10h q
lie Eggs frm fresh. 1Sc.
KANSAS CITY, Nov. Eggs firm; fresh Mis-
souri, and Kansas stock. Ice dozen. loss of. cases
returned; new whitewood cases included, 1ec
more.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 3-Eggs firm at 1sc But
ter steady and unchanged. Cheese firm; Ohio
fiat lie
ST. LOUIS, Nov 3.-Eggs steady at 1Gisc
Butter steady; creamery, 1Sq23c dairy, 1TqlSc.
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Many Curious Persons at Bellevue
HOspital-NO Visitors Admitted.

NEW YORK, Nov. 4.-Many curious peo-
pie went to the Bellevue Hospital this
afternoon in the hope of seeing Charles
Jones, valet of the dead millionaire Rice.
The curious persons walked up to the
prison ward, where Jones lies behind a
big screen, and tried to peer in at him,
but he was effectually hidden from view.
He objected to visitors and in fear that
the screen will not prove effective enough
to keep him from sight he used a newspa-
per to hide behind. He had hole cut in
the middle of this, about the size of a
silver dollar and peeked through the hole
at those outside the ward.
Two young women arrayed in gorgeous
apparel as to color We're admitted to the
prison ward by passes during the after
noon and inquired for Jones. Their names
could not be learned, and Jones was SIM
ply told that two women wanted to see
him. He did not even inquire who they
were, but sent word that he did not want
to see them. They seemed or affected To
be indignant and hurriedly went away.
Jones read the Sunday papers all day,
and was in very good spirits and SEEM
ingly not depressed at all. 1t is expected
he will be in condition to go back into the
TOmbS in a day or two.
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Elsewhere.
LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL, Nov. 3-Beef-Fxtra India
mess. easy, 6ss; prime mess, nominal. Pork
Prime mess. Western. firm, US Lard-Ameri-
can refined in pals. dull. 3Ss cd: prime Western
IA TO 16 lbs, steady. ass. Bacon-CumberIand cut
IS to 80 lbs. firm. AS. short ribs. IS TO p lbs
firm, AIS; long clear middles light, 30 to Is lbs
steady 46s; long clear mddles, heavy 50 TO a
lbs, firm, AS Sd; short clear backs, IS to Is lbs
firm, AS Sd; clear bellies. IA to 10 lbs hrm
53s Cd. Shoulders-Square, u TO IA lbs. steady
32s Sd. Cheese-American, finest white firm
SIS Cd: Australian in London. firm. 27s Cd Lin
seed oil easy. s4s I'd Bitter United States
finest quiet 95s; United States colorei easv
SIS Cd. Wheat-Spot. steady: No. red westerr,
winter. steady. Is 1l12d; No 1 Northern spring.
steady, 6s 3izd; No. / California, steady Is Al
Futures quiet: December IS 1ysd: January s.
ID Corn-Spot. dull: American mixed new
As 2l+d. Futures quiet; December. As I'D; Janu-
arv. IS q Flour-St. Louis fancy, winter.
steady. SIS Cd.
NEW YORK. Nov, .-Beeves-Receipts. lOs
Nothing doing. cables weak. Shipments 81
cattle l03 sheep and 3. 90 quarters OF beef
CaIves-Receipts. loo. Market quiet Veal
s5SiS 50; grassers, 81 5oft5.25.
Sheep-Receipts. 2.0o6 Sheep quiet but f,lIh
steady: fair TO prime lambs i5420c higher: com.
steaey sheep sSe4' lambs. s5o95 70
Hogs-Receipts. Ass. Feeling steady; rle.
firm.
CHICAGO Nov. 3.-cattle-Receipts 900 Mar.
ket nominally steady. Natives: Good 10 prims
steers. S5.seU5.S0: poor 10 medium. slS5ffs-s5 sc
2so; cows. s2sog IS heifers. 81 75Si.75; cannerS
ST 2S@2 50. bulls. s, 25qf4e; calves. y4ds: Texa.
fed steers. $iQ4SS; grass steers. $Szs44l0: bulls
Hoxs-Rsceipts to-day. 1900: Monday. uooo
ESTIMATED; left over. xooo Toe. N&; mixed an<
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Room John L. McMaster, Judge.
Louisa Sherwood VS.. Arson Sherwood; divorce.
PENDANT for costs.
Room 3-James p. Baker, Judge Pro Tenn
Frank w. F1anner ct al. VS.. James S. .Thomp-
son; note Finding and judgment against de-
PENDANT for s16S.5S and costs.
CIRCUIT COURT.
Henry Clay Allen, Judge.
Christian Kessler naturalzed.
vorce. Defendant defaulted. Submitted to court.
Evidence heard. Finding for plaintiff. Decree
Order forbidding marriage for two years.
Catherine l. Noonan VS. Thomas J. Noonan;
court. Evidence heard. Finding for plaintiff.
Decree of divorce. Plaintiffs maiden name,
plaintiff for costs. Plaintiff forbidden to marry
Jemima Mockford VS. Thomas Mockford; di-
vorce. Defendant defauited. Submitted to court.
Evidence heard Finding tii FOR plaintiff Decree
Charlie Grace and Harry Mockford. Judgment
against , Defendant for costs; ,,
PENDANT defaulted. Submitted to court. Evil
against defendant for costs
Matilda Rosinsky VS. Robert Rosnsky; d.
Evidence heard. Finding for plaintiff. Decree
OF divorce Plaintiff awarded custody OF child.
in for costs. Order forbidding marriage within
two years.
vorce Defendant defaulted. Submitted to court
Evidence heard. Finding for plaintiff. Decree
j.
Date Harrington. Defendant ordered to pay into
court for support OF child s1.50 per week until
further order OF court Judgment against de-
PENDANT for costs
In Petition OF Board of Childrens Guardians
for care and custody of Helen f. Tomlinson: ex
parte. Finding for petitioner. Custody of child
awarded to board
Frank J. Carlin al. VS.. Frederick III. Stew
art replevin. Defendant defauted. Submitted
10 court. Evidence heard.
NEW SUITS FILED
Margaret Shackelford VS.. Richard H. Shackel-
ford; divorce. Superior Court. Room g.
Della stats administrator, VS.. Lake Erie a.
Western Railroad Company: damages Demand
$4,000. Superior Court, Room 3.
Foster Lumber Company VS. Sarah c. Weddle
ct al. mechanics lien Superior Court, Room 3
Mabel J. Loves VS.. Clinton T. Loves; d.
vorce. Circuit Court.
Company; for review. Superior Court Room 2
SUPREME COURT.
Minutes
1882 Melvin L. Demarest and Treasurer etc .
VS.. William III. Holdeman ct al. Elkhart c. G.
Petition 10 advance and for oral argument
1925. The Board OF Commissioners OF the
OK rel James NJ. Shields ct al. Monroe c. -
Petition to postpone oral argument.
lg445. James NJ Racer al VS. international
Building and Loan Association. Jay c. c. Ap-
peants' statement OF the record (s) Appel
iants brief go
APPELLATE COURT.
1851. The Buchner Chair Company VS. Henry
Feulner. by john Feulner, his next friend. War
rick c. G. Statement and brief for appellant
3552. Abraham Zimmerman John r. Wei
geL Grant = =. Appellants brief.
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WHEAT AND CORN ACTIVE
MARKET CLOSED WITH PRICES AT
GOOD FRACTIONAL ADVANCES.
Oats Dull, but Steady and without
Ch.nge-Hog Receipts and Liberal
Estimates Weakened Provisions.

CHICAGO, Nov. 3.-Wheat advanced sc to-day
on bullish Argentine advices. Corn closed &c
higher and cats unchanged. Provisions at the
close were 21zc lower.
The wheat market was inactive throughout the
session. traders as usual being inclined to keep
their trades evenly balanced against develop
ments during the Sunday rest. Operations by
scalpers formed most of the business. but there
was some buying by the Northwest from local
interests bearishly inclined. December opened
shade lower at 737s@7SAc. because of the ex-
cellent weather and a decline at Liverpool.
which, however only equal to the drop
here yesterday. At the start the market touched
7cssG7Slzc, but eased of again to 75lsc. At this
point shorts were moved to cover their sales by
an Argentine cable, estimating the exportable
surplus from the coming crop at 4S.O0oOoo
bushels or 100000 bushels less than the surplus
| uf the crop at present moving December ad-
vanced 10 73&c and closed firm at that figure.
| 9sc over yesterday. New York reported four
| leads taken for export. Seaboard clearances in
wheat and flour equal to $4,000 bushels
Primary receipts were vs., 900 bushels. compared
with 10000 last year. Minneapolis and Duluth
reported 56s cars. against 500 last week and 723
| a year ago Local receipts were 10 cars. two Of
| contract grade.
Corn ruled quiet. but stiff in price. Country
| offerings were small and there was a good cash
| demand, two factors which, combined with the
wheat strength sustained prices in the face of
| the excellent weather Receipts were 191 cars
| December opened shade higher at 35Ac to
| 959sc; touched S5lsQS5hc, and then rallied to
SS1zc at which the market closed, Ac higher
| than the close yesterday
oats were inactive and bare of feature. Spec
ulation was at a standstill. Prices were steady,
| however on small acceptances and fair ship
| ping demand. December sold between 2l5sc and
/ &c, closing unchanged at &c. Receipts were lSl
/ cars.
| Provisions were generally dull The market
| opened lower, because of liberal hog receipts,
| lower prices at the yards and a liberal estimate
! of the receipts for next week There was good
| cash demand lard, but the opening loss was
not entirely regained. January pork sold be-
tween ST. 2212 and Silly, and closed FAC lower
at Sl1 22Iz; January lard between Sc. 60El6 72l
| closing 2izc down at s6.e2l1. and January ribs
between s5.s712q6, with the close 21sc depressed
at $5.9I19.
| Estimated receipts for Monday: Wheat, %
cars; corn, 175 cars; oats. 100 cars hogs, 5000
| head.
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LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS
CATTLE QUIET AND STEADY AT
ABOUT PREVIOUS PRICES.
Hogs Active, Weak and About Five
Cents Lower-Sheep Quiet-Condi-
ton of Markets Elsewhere.

UNION STOCKYARDS. INDIANAPOLIS. Nov.
3-Cattle-Receipts 100: shipments none AS
usual Saturday there We're not many 'resh
arrivals OF cattle, but more than week ego
and year 90. The market was quiet. most local
killers claiming they were well supplied. but
a very fair clearance was finally made at ABOUT
steady prices. compared with the way equai
kinds sold yesterday The receipts this week
are 500 smaller than last week and 200 smaller
than the same week a year ago, and me re-
ceipts so far this year over l.5oo larger than
the same period last year. On account CT the
continued scarcity of choice stock the market
has not been brisk this week. and prices We're
not up to the expectations Of statesmen, but
greater part of the week 1t easier to ind buy
ers at satisfactory prices for the good stock
than those current at the close OF last week
There was no big demand for stockers and feed
ers. and common to medium cattle Of all KINDS
were about as badly neglected as usual. but at
the close of the week the pens were very well
cleared. After the middle of the week there v as
a weaker tendency in the market, and at me
extreme close sales were from l0Q5oc lower, the
greatest change being on Gamers. Quotations:
Good TO prime steers. 1850 lbs and up
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Oils.

NEW YORK, Nov. 3.-Petroleum dull; refined
New York. 7.45c; Philadelphia and Baltimore.
7.40c: Philadelphia and Baltimore in bulk 4S5c.
Rosin quiet; strained common to good 1.47579
Loo. Turpentine dull at 4s11@47c.
WILMINGTON. No1. S-Spirits turpeutine
firm at 391a6b40c. Rosn steady at 81. 20Q1. %
Crude turpe1tine steady at sl.40 TO $40. Tai
firm at s1.45
OIL CITY, Noy. 3.-Credit baaLces, s1.10; ce--
tiflcates, no bid Shipments s7.5l3 brls: average,
164, s2S brls; runs. s042 brls O1s hrs
MONTPELIER, Nov. 3-To-dey's prices in
oils are as follows: Indiana, 77c; South Lima,
77c North Lima. SEE
CHARLESTON, s. c., Nov S.-Turpentine
firm at $3.50. Rosin steady and unchanged.
SAVANNAH. Nov. 3.-Spirits of turpentins
firm at 40c. Rosin firm and unchanged.
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December 23Kc. Rye. SIC. C1overseed dull; No
vember, s6.15; December. ss.75; March. s6.ts1s.
CINCINNATI. Nov. a-Fiour steady Wheat
firm; No. red. 16c. Corn steady No mixed.
new. &c. Oats firm: No. 2 mixed. 2Sasc Rye
meats easy: s695 Bacon firm: SS.35 Whisky
firm; steady; $1.27. Sugar stesdy.
KANSAS CITY. Nov 3.-Wheat-Decem-
Der, 65Ssc: May. ess.c: cash. No ? hard. c5lzd
Csc; No. red. 6eG71c Corn-December, 3Sasc
May. Site; cash. No. mixed. ssis@s4c; No.
white, 55l1c. Oats-No. white. 24l1625c
MINNEAPOLIS, Nov s.-wheat-Cash. s55ss
December. sf3sc: May, 777s17Sc. on track: No
hard I11sc; No. northern, 757sc; No. north
ern, 73AQ7S9sc.
MILWAUKEE. Nov. s-Barley higher; No. 2
5sg5sc; sample, S2957c
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NEW YORK, Nov. 3-The market for evap-
Grated apples ruled quiet and nominally UNI
changed. State. common. quoted from &c to
&c. prime, 4A@5Ac; choice, 51z@6c; fancy, So
6&c. California dried fruits inactive and
nominal. Prunes Were quoted from 31zc to Size
per Id, to size and quality. Apricots, Royal.
1lq14c; Moor Park, 15ql6c. Peaches. peeled, 16
Q20c; unpeeled, 6Q9c
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Leading futures ranged as follows:

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour quiet;
winter patents. S3.706l39O: straghts, So 10@3 60:
clears So 9OG340; spring specials. si.30Q4.40 pat
ents, SO. 40Q3.90; straghts> $685. bakers, $3.50
as No spring wheat, 72%4c: No 2 red, 73AG0
75c. No. 2 corn, 37s4c; No yellow, 5Sl4c. No
oats. 22Ac; No. white. &c., No. 3 white, 24i4p
No. L iaxseed. 81. 7Siz91.so; No. Northwestern.
SI.sOQl.S1 Prime timothy seed. s4.25 Glover
brl. So 40q1O 80. Lard. per 100 lbs. s7o7ls97l 10:
Short-rib sides Goosel. So 50. Dry-salted
(boxed). S. 6Oa6.IO. Whisky. on basis of high
wines, s127.
corn. 1SS 900 bu oats, 1900 bu; rye, 1000 bu:
barley. $1,000 bu. Shipments-F'lour, $1,000 bu:
wheat ZIG 900 bu; corn, 290, 600 bu oats, 159 600
blu; rye, 5000 bu: barley, 10000 bu.
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK, Nov. 3.-The market to-day has
been brought to complete standstil by the
sound money parade; some houses opening only
to receive their mail, while in all there
suspension of operations until Monday, which,
however, is not expected TO show much improve
ment to-day. A radical change in market
conditions is looked for after the election, when
many deals expected to be completed aud
spring business inaugurated.
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Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 3.-Cotton steady
Sales, 1.750 bales. Ordinary. 7-16c; good ordi-
nary Lice; low middling, Lice; middling,
91sc; good middling, 5-16c; middiing fair, csc.
Receipts, 1,1Si bales; stock, 20O.37S bales.
NEW YORK, Nov. 3.-Cotton closed quiet;
mddling upands. s-16c; muddling gulf, l3-l6c.
Sales none.
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Metals.

NEW YORK. Nov. 3.-Pig iron dull: Northern,
sI4@l6: Southern. S13.5Od15.50. Copper dull
brokers 16s@ls7sc. Lead dull; brokers'. &c.
Tin plates dull.
ST. LOUIS. Nov. 3.--Lead steady at 4.2o0
4.2212c. Spelter quiet at &c.
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Poultry.

ST. LOUIS. Nov. 3.-Pcuftry steady; chickens,
&c; young, 6l1q712c; turkeys, 7l9QSc; ducks &c;
geese &c.
CHICAGO, Nov. 3.-Poultry inactive; turkeys,
&c; chickens 7lzqS1zc
CINCINNATI, Nov. 3.-Poultry firm; chickens.
eQS1xc; turkeys &c.
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CHICAGO. Nov 1.-THE jury before
whom LLOYD j. Smith was on trial last
week. charged with irregularities IN tho
management of grain elevators. reported
ferdict OF acQuittal to-day. There are stilt
I've indictments against Smith, who h a
andidate on the Republican ticket fof
drainage trustee.
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INTERSTATE STOCKYARDS, INDIANAPo-
LIS Nov. S.-Cattle-Receipts. nominal ship
ments none The few fresh arrivals consisted
of mixed butcher stock of rather poor quality
The market opened weak and lower on the COM
mon grades. while prime qualities stealy
Trade ruled very tame, and closed quiet. with
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