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IN SOCIETY,"

with almost every social event ,vbost.
names the society editor has to write and
reWglite throughout the entire season, and
fhe club ON bsrdiv Saiig u t5 b /" " sr Seval'
and its organization will be the promise
or many a delightful addition to the sea
syn ptosL4ihi
mere VIII De another meeting Tuesday
Wms4l az lhe icFidence OF Major Iohn y.
ny - w me PURPOSE OF ,Sleefing ON,
bor,, nsgoitts ~ nntlv' ~ J nf viu3 wiz
M1Fe asso,I1te members from the ranks OF
tne, nt1aligu lVtAa' Hh,th WIZ 81 course
MI Htgsntl! anu Welshl 70 iheir name
~ HYIu' ~. VI Ltgneftsoh' Ar, j.
~ W. ~ - hldreil' IL; Mr.
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Pawn" Nr Geo Ss AZ Lti5 rir'ua' 4lr. ~. NJ
a. ny Af usolBe Mo-, ar. zoe Ilutcni-
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NJ. IN I INa' At q, n Fqley'
Nh E Nevnjn Nh Snn w. IiunIt'
Chorias Hmm NJ NIu Nuyes; NE
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V1Imer Vvoido Nir ~ ~ nulrleSoh' MI
In addition to ia abovcc ooV,,iitDa9' nu.h.u
Of ,Ii[,Gor n'V,t VutL' u hummer
rr.Sf,.i ~. ~ it'upeIsIltp nave been
~
Mrs. Edmund Peudletcn Turner "opencd
the bali" Of lgOi-O2 very charmippIv last
a., '1' Sn1'MiHSlS I'st
nN'"'aun3 afternoon win a "Kaffee
kldtsch,' complimentary 10 Miss Claire
'''lu9"H' one OF the debutantes or the sea
| son. The entering quests were wpI.omed
by evoat stroi,g ~ r,rsi. tb,. o,,,a5 ~,
"I''V '""V noi'tu "ut
on tNe sunshine or q lovely autumn day,
giving n fitting keynote to The harmony Of
light and color w,thi, onc. uitbin tho
doors the rbsrp ~ no inc " Nh sae
felt and DO topu- ru "tur'SpNClS Wa
voices minglad xxx. t,aj, NJ III VI DNtuteu
~ In. bHifenH It,J2iusF VIZ nc noLes
STOOL i1 ,bc' {r,u.t,r n'9S n'"laHun
Eoseit, rn'aLtcH Az . ~ t,o,ptnn cMdtn SSuss
ti,"t MI. T, ~ ~ H'54ul, MISS
receive I'm, g %u,t nj Ha. MrgIiu Sa anH 10
Turner were everywhere entertaining the
VISITORS ana in thtS they were assisted by
M NJ Teo' VV iiaI Oh NeW Aork Clty
'.KaGccF and "Klatsch' conallv enioyed.
The "kanlcc" was served from a handsome
ThoeI GrR 10y al's. lNyie, VINO sat before
iirIoGs bevergge and cibattina' 65ieot99ntiv
with those she served. The doors between
me dining room and parlor being thrown
opelh tue Two mAqc one long apartment
ana tue horIN p"lt7hcd dining table vas
hhe n beautiful picture framed by the hhnd
some hnisllns OF me room. inc urn held
rs place proudly, surrounded by the pretty
cups, ana on The rich square Of Battonbcrs
lace th4t covered the center stood a domed
caudei0hrum OF shining gilt, Beyond this
was an Immense bowl Of white cosmos Bios,
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The Ideal club had one Of their pleasant
meetings with Mrs, Edwin Brown and the
prizes were played for with the usual zeal.
Mrs; jennie Hart Mrs. ~Rrannigap. Miss
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There was a meeting Of the n, z. club
Monday night, held for the purpose Of
eieoting officers forming committees, etc,
for the season The officers are Mr.. Nor
man Medium, president; Mr.. Abbott Cock.
reli, vice president Mr.. Spencer Hutehius,
leader; MIR. Louis Bryan, secretary. and
ar. Austin Miller, treasurer. The only
change made was IN the seeretaryship, Mr..
louis Bryan being chosen in tho place OF
MIR, q. }. Craze, Ir, who had Withdrawn
from tie club. Dir Bryan will withoue
Doubt iNl the position admirably, heing In
every was well ntied for a. and haing one
of the most faithful and active members
Of the club.
The exeeutlve committee Is formed OF
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At a meeting held in the parish house
OF Christ church last Thursday n young
ladies Guild" was formed with the fol-
lowing officers; President, Miss Carrie
cargill; vice president, Miss Edith Green;
secretary, Miss Alma Miller. and treaNirer
Miss Lula Kirkland, MISS Green presided
over the meeting, which was attended bv
tWenty-three young ladies'. all enthusiastic
avrr fha WORK RI Ia dana
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Messrs. ". A. Wood, II. u. Lea. Ham
mond Brown and Kenneth Womack.
The addition OF some new members made
a pleasant feature Of the evening. These
were DIR. J. 1. short. Dr. sydney saith
and Messrs. w. u. Fitzgerald. S. ]. NJ
Ilhenny, A, &. Hutchinson, Brown Botts,
Charles seaman aud James Butte. some
OF these are old members, who, for various
reasons. had Withdrawn their names from
the roll and have now been welcomed back.
II was decided 20 give the opening ger
mantle debutnntes' german ON the night
OF Thursday, November II, at Bryan hall
and the club will. as heretofore, give a
BAN. forming always a potent factor In
Houston's social life.
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VERY MUCH UNSETTLED
SENTIMENT IN WALL STREET CON-
FUSED BY VARIED INFLUENCES.
Tendency Generally Downward, Ex-
Money Market Conditions.

NEW YORK, oct. S.-The conflicting and
varying movement of prices in the stock
market to-day showed that speculative
sentiment was considerably unsettled. The
impressive buying of yesterday which
came from a few concentrated sources, ev-
identity made aE impression on professional
traders. They were inclined to take the
view that the wavering movement Of the
market yesterday was elimination of the
downward movement, large bear interests
taking advantage of a raid on leading
stocks to cover the short contracts. In
fluenced by this conviction there was
disposition TO cover short lines to-day.
drive against Sugar and Brooklyn Transit
after the early strength, unsettled this
conviction, but the bears had evidently lost
their aggressive spirit and did not pursue
their advantage, and took occasion to COW
er their short lines. Prices touched the
highest late in the day, but the situation
again overcame the spectators, and prices
sold off again, making the close easy. The
signs of an oversold condition of the mar
ket were balanced against the persisting
doubts and dread that the money market
resources are not sufficient to save the sit
uation for the remaining period of interior
demands for currency. Back Of this lies
an apprehension in some quarters that the
present reactionary tendency of the market
may mark "A step in a prolonged downward
movement, preliminary to a coming cycle
of decling trade and industry following the
elimination of the late period of prosperity.
Even supposing such period has fairly
set in, the normal course of the decline
is sure to be punctuated by occasional up
ward reactions. The steadying of the raw
copper market in London seemed to affect
Amalgamated Copper favOrably. There was
also a report of a settlement with a con-
tending interest. The death of the Ameer
of Afghanistan was a depressing factor in
the London market, which was reflected
here. Movements in the foreign markets
were decidedly confused. Consols dropped
sharply, and the fall in sterling exchange
at both Berlin and Paris seemed TO re-
fleet some withdrawal of capital from Lon
don, this in spite of repurchases for Paris
account in the London stock market In
terest rates also declined in London, not
withStanding the inStallment of SubScrtp-
tons due on the new consolS on Friday,
which amounts TO some SIS, 900 900. Sterling
exchange in New York continued firm,
which probably was the dominant influence
on the decline on the London money rates.
Railroad bonds shared in the irregularity
of stocks. Total sales at par value were
s. 275,0O0. United States bonds were all UNI
changed the last call.
Following are the days share sales and
the recorded price changes:
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PHYSICIANS.
Sunday Journal. by Mail, & Per Year.

othy seed. s. G5 per bu: fancy bluegrass. sscaSl:
extra clean bluegrass, Sc, red clover, S5-sDQ6.
Hay-Choice, IN car lots on track, $3.50 $3.50:
clover. S0sgQli.-0. straw. &05-5o. Clean SiA-
per brl. Onions s2.l5N2.50 per hrl. Cabbage. S5
G9lc per brl. Peppers. Joc per be- Green beans
15c per bu- Green corn. Slul3 Per brl. Lima
beans, sc per gallon.
LIVERPOOL. oct. S-Wheat-Spot dull: No
red Western winter, IS cd. No. ] northern spring.
5s Sad, No. California, Is "a Corn-Spot quiet.
American mixed new, - I'D. Lard-American
refined in pals duh at f9s 30. prime Western in
terces dull at ASS Co.. Hams-Short cut dull az
SIS. Bacon-LOng clear middles Oighn dull "a
ass Cd; short clear backs duh az ios' short ribs
dull at ass Cd
KANSAS CITY. oct. -Wheat-December.
6ssH67c May ijsse: cash SO. hard. eais sI65 sc:
No red. 90011iac. Com December. 5si.l 5Sssc:
May. 53c: cash, No. mixed. $50 sQ5 sec. No
white. 50a50iac. oats-No. white Ssssn3sisc.
Receipts-N heat, 5000 bu, corn, 5000 bu. oats,
2i.O01 bu. Shipm sHts Wheat. % 40 bu. corn. o.
Gee bu; oats, 1900 bu.
CINCINNATI. Get. S.-Flour steady. Wheat
irm. No > red 7lC. Corn Qulct No. mixed.
6uU6jizc- Oats steady. so. mixed. 5SNasiec.
meats quiet AZ $50. Bacon easy at slo.25.
NJ Risky, distillers' fIished goods. Gull on basis
of $50.
TOLEDO. oct S-Wheat dun and nr-ner; cash.
and steady: December 51i4c. May. 532tc. oats
quiet; December S7c. May. 5SAc Rye 5ii4c.
Clover seed active and steady cash, prime OctO-
Der and December S5.l5: March. - e2is.
DULUTH. oct S-Whcat-Cash. No. ! hard.
702sc; No. northern 65isc: No. northern, 6ss.c;
October. 6Ia4c. December. 6lac; May, &c. Oats.
SSttsor4c- Corn aSi-c-
MINNEAPOLIS, oct. S.-Wheat-Cash. 6S%c;
December. 6l2sc; May. 703sa10lsc. on track No.
1 hard, 7oc; No. 1 Northern csasc; No. north
ern, b5ssc
MILWAUKEE. oct. S-Barley dull: No 2
59U6ocs sample, asa &c
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NEW YORK Oct. -Butter-Receipts 10 sss
packages. Market steady; state dairy lfu2lc.
creamery, 15Q22c; June creamery, 20q1llsci fresh
factory. l2lhN13c. Chepse-Rcceints 15.f pack
ages Market unsettled fancy large colored am
Whitc. 9i4c: fancy small colored i0Ac, fancy
small white. foc. Ecgs-ffeccipts. 1f.102 pack
ages Market strong; state and Pennsylvania.
2llkq22c: Western candled, 2la2li4c; Western UNI
candled 1562ic-
PHILADELPHIA oct. S.-Butter firm: fancy
Western creamery. 2zizc; fancy nearby prints.
25c. Eggs steady; fresh nearby and Western,
20c fresh Southwestern, lec; fresh Southern. lNc.
Cheese firm. New York full creams. fancy small
1O9s0lOifc; New York fun creams, fair 10 choice.
9G1ec.
BALTIMORE. oct S-Butter firm; fancy
imitation, 1SQI9iac. fancy creamery 2Zuz3cs
fancy ladle. 13Ii6c. store packed ls11 loo Eggs
firm and unchanged; fresh. 1890. Cheese hrin;
large. lOl. globe; medium. los.gllc; small.' 10
ni4c.
CHICAGO, oct. Son the Produce Exchange.
TO-DAY. the butter market was steady; cresnl-
cries. 14N2lizcs ualries l5fflsc Cheese steady AZ
S4mW24c. Eggs steady. fresh. l4c.
LOUISVILLE oct S.-Packing butter. i2c per
10: common country. LNifc. good. l5c. klgin.
&c i'm 60-lb tubs. lFEc in 3o-lb tubs; Elgin 70
prin-s, 25c. Eggs. Ice.
KANSAS CITY. oct. S-Eggs steady: fresh
Missouri and Kansas stock quoted 'Chaugs
CINCINNATI oct. S.-Eggs firm AZ lie. But
ter steady; creamery, iSn2ic. dairy Risc. cheese
steady az loc-
ST. LOUIS. oct. S.-Butter steady: creamery,
l7Q23c, dairy, l4al'c. Eggs steady al isc.
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PRIVATE WIRE ADVICES.
short Covering Gave the Market Al
most It's Only strength.
[Mever & Kiser's Telegram. ]

Never * kiSerS Telegram.I
NEW YORK, Oct. S.--IndicatiOns that the
market was oVersod yesterday proved TO
be correct. In spite of rather vigorous at
tacks on the market at times prices to-
day held fairly steady, although there was
a great deal of irresularity. London houses
were inclined to sell, the foreign markets
being disturbed by fears that the death of
the Ameer OF Afghanistan might result in
international complications. Commission
business was unusually light, consequently
the market was mainly Influenced by the
transactions of the professional element.
Amalgamated Copper and AtchisOn were
the most active stocks on the list, the
former at times displaying strength on
rumors that an agreement had been ar
rived at between the company and Mr..
Heinze. These rumOrs were subsequently
denied and the stock sold off towards the
close. In spite of a so-called authoritative
statement issued by a news bureau that
the next dividend on Atchison would be al
the rate of per cent. per annum the stock,
after fluctuating rather feveriShly, closed
somewhat below last nights prices. St.
Paul. on the other hand, was fairly strong
all day, covering of shorts being the prin-
cipal feature of buying. The steel stocks
were more or less neglected and changed
very little in price. There continues to be
a powerful bear contingent in Sugar, en-
cOuraged by Western dispatches stating
that the sugar war promised to be pro-
tracted. Sterling exchange maintains its
of money abroad is TO become dearer i'm
portatiOns of gold seem to be some way off.
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Wool.

BOSTON. oct S.-The condition Of the wool
market here is practically unchanged from last
week. The demand for wool has been moderate.
prices are very steady and manu- actureIs are
WOODS continue 10 head the list of sales. tlhe
woods. secured. quoted az 4i9Nc, with me
medium 401f43c- Fleece woods are guiet. but
quoted steady. Ohio washed delalnes are
tiOns: Ohio and Pennsylvania neeccs. y and y
and above. 23Q2ic: ny and NY and above. Zbc,
delaine, 2Sc: No combing 26c. No. . and q
blood. 26c coarse and braid washed. 23n2fc; fine
delaine, 2fn 25c. Unwashed medium etc; ken
lucky and Indiana u blood Combing, auZlci 3
blood. zoe; Missouri "a blood comblng lsa2pc;
q blood, 19a20c: braid cornblng. i7nlsC. Terri
tory secured basis: Montana fine 15dl6c.
secured, 449 i6c: fne medium. l54lec; secured.
42G43c; staple. 16G11c. secured. asa iScs Utah.
Wyoming and Idaho fine. 14ll5ci secured, 4ffii9cs
fine medium. l4Hl5c. secured. fNNi3c. staple,
sis. spot prices; CombinE superfine, goa s2c;
per, 6S410c; average, 6546ec.
LONDON. Oct S-The offerings az the wool
auction sales to-day numbered ~ $40 bales in
in steady demand throughout Crosshretis.
chiefly low and medium grades, sold we'll a few
being for America. Cape OF Good hope and
Natal was In quiet request and several parcels
were Withdrawn. Following are the sales IN de-
tails New South Wales, 5,-l0 bales: secured.
5dGIs Id greasy. 3izftl1lad Queensland. z.e9
bales: secured. 1ldsIls ht: greasy nil Victoria,
Loo bales. secured. s.sdls sd; greasy, 5Asnl0d-
greasy SikqIod tasmania, 400 bales; secured,
nil: greasy, 4ieI514d New Zealand 100 bales,
secured. fiaduls 2d. greasy 5uhi2d. cape OF
Good Hope and Natal 500 bales; secured. sdd Is
I'd. greasy, 4r4Nf1- Iunta arenas, -saio baitss
greasy 3Aq6d.
ST. LOUIS. oct. S-wooI duh: medium grades.
12ikGlsc: light fine. 12N1fiac; heavy fine, go
HE; tub washed. lZQ2ic.
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AT NEW YORK.


NEW YORK, oct. S.-Flour-Receipts.
26,14S brls; exports, ASP brls. The market
was fairly active and steady.
Wheat-Receipts, 1880 bu. Spot firm;
No. red, 7611c, f. o. b. afloat, 75lsc elevator;
No. ! northern Duluth. 1850, I. o. b. afloat;
No. l hard Duluth, S0s4c, I. o. ID. aioat.
Options opened steady, but sold off under
liquidation, disappointing English cables,
small clearances and short selling. Later
they turned strong on outside buying, a
good demand from shorts and foreign sup
port; closed very firm and Ssd5sc net higher.
May. Is 3-16M79lsc, closed at 19ls; October
closed at I4lsc; December, 20 1-l6qI6lsc,
closed at 76c.
Corn-Receipts, 900 bu; exports. 30 bu.
Spot steady; No. =. 6l7sc elevator, 62lLc f. o.
b. afiOat. Options were weaker at first
under cables and liquidation, but recovered
strength; closed steady at &c net decline.
May, 62LG62i2c, closed at 62iRc: October
closed at 61$sc; December, 6l5s462c, closed
at 6l7sc.
Oats-Receipts, $500 bu; exports, 275 bu.
Spot steady; No. 2, 3S&4c; No 3, 3S1kc; No.
white, 4lIbN42c; No. white, 4lc: track
mixed Western, 3Sl2040c: track white. 40d
47c. Options were inactive and irregular,
Hops steady; state. common 10 choice.
1901 crop. 12q151zc; 1900 crop. 9G14c 1889.
6d11c. Pacific coast, 1901 crop. l2d15iRc;
1899. Sale: 1900. 9Q14c Cut meats steady:
ern steamed. $l0.10. Refined easy; CONT
nent, 5000; 5. A, $11.25; compound. IS l2lhGD
S.25. Pork easy; family, Sl6.50MlS; short
clear, S17.5OG19; mess, Sl575a16.25. Tallow
dull: city, &c; country. 51sQ6isc. Cotton
seed oil quiet; prime yellow. 42d43c.
Coffee-Spot Rio steady; No. Z. invoice,
So GI57sc. Mild steady; Cordova. 7lz011c
Sugar-Raw steady; fair refining. 5-l6c;
&c. Refined steady; crushed, 5000; pow
dered, 5.2Oc; graduated, 5.l0c.
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SCARE OF THE SHORTS
ADVANCES WHEAT PRACTICALLY
IN 4 DULL MARKET.
Corn still Depressed, Closing Weak
ucts at Small Declines.

CHICAGO Oct S.-Another scare among
the wheat shorts gave strength to an other
wise dull and narrow market to-day and
December wheat closed &c higher, corn Ssc
lower and oats unchanged. Provisions
closed 7lka17l9c down.
Wheat was dull for the first two hours of
trading. December opening shade to &c
lower on Indifferent cables. The traders
had expected buoyant cable list after yes
terday's bulge, and when they were disap-
pointed they began to feel the influence OF
the bearish conditions that have prevailed
for the last week. December sold off early
to 69Lc. Then reports of buying Tor the
outside account, especially OF May Tor the
Northwest coupled with buying by prom
inent local bulls, began to brighten the
shorts and quick rise to 1OSsc was the re-
suit. Profit taking near the end of the ses-
sion eased December and it closed firm, &C
advanced, at 70l4@7Ossc. Local receipts
were 202 cars, two of contract grade; Min
neapolis and Duluth reported $50 cars, a
total for the three points of 1,04l, against
1888 for last week and 900 year ago. Pri-
mary receipts were 1.177.00O bu. compared
with last years $4,000 bu. SeaDoard GEAR
ances in wheat and -four equaled 3Sl,VJo bu
The seaboard reported five loads taken Tor
export.
Corn was weaker at the opening, party
under the influence of easier cables and
partly from the prevailing expectation of
free and early movement Of the new crop
The dull trade and absence OF any consld-
cradle demand also had depressing enect
December opened slightly under yesterday
and sold weakly between 5ilsc and 5bSsq
56stc The bulge in wheat had only a mo-
mentary effect and December closed weak
sc depressed, at $3.50 Receipts were 81
cars.
Oats had a dull and featureless market
The demand was only moderate and local,
and in want of other influence the market
followed wheat. December sold between
3515c and $3.50 and closed steady and un-
changed at the latter figure. Receipts were
212 cars.
Provisions were dull and lower, Influenced
by a continued selling for outside account
and lower prices for hogs. There was some
local buying the soft spots and January
pork closed 1712c lower, at Sl5.l5; lard l212c
down. at 1896, and ribs nc depressed, at
$7.921h
Estimated receipts for to-morrOw-Wheat,
100 cars; corn, 175 cars; oats, lO5 cars; hogs,
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Benefit of Easier Money.

[Granger Farwell 6 Co.'S telegram
NEW YORK, oct. S.-The stock market
to-day showed a considerably better tone
and closed firm, though at considerable
cessions from the best prices of the day.
There was some good buying in St Paul,
causing quite a covering movement in il
and other stocks Sugar was also decidedly
stronger on short covering. The easier tone
of the money market helped sentiment. The
AtchisOn issues sold higher on eXpecta-
ton of an increased dividend on the COM
mon, while New York Central was favor
ably affected by rumOrs of the rights i'm
connection with the increased earnings
shown by the junior Nanderblts.
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oils.

OIL. CITY. oct. S-Credit balances. 81 20; Ger
thcates, no bid. Shipments. llfA5l brls. aver
age. i06 ga brls; runs. slQ-l brs; average. 7kss
bTIs.
WILMINGTON. oct Spirits % turpentins
firm no quotations. R0sn. nothing doing. Crude
$50.
NEW YORK. Oct S.-pctfulcum dun. Rosin
steady: strained common 20 good. 81 f2la spirits
OF turpentiue firm AT J7izN1sc-
MONTPELIER oct g-Crlde petroleum
steady: North Lima 9ic; South Lima and In
diana. Sc
CHARLESTON. oct g-Spirits 81 turnentine.
nothing doing Resin firm and unchanged.
SAVANNAH. oct S-spirits OF turpcntins
firm at sac Rosiu nrm.
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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations at st. Louis, Baltimore,
Cincinnati and other Places

ST LOUIS. oct S.-Flour hrmer: red winter
patents 81. 40a35s. extra fancy and straight $50
3I5: clear S2.6j02s0. Timothy seed steady at
s. 25G5A Corn meal steady Al 50 90 Bran
firm: sacked, east track. 7SN79c Wheat-No. 2
red cash. 701kc; Eecember. n izm11&c. May. 74zt
n747sc: No ? hard. 6SikG6S4C. Corn-No .
cash 57l.c: ecenber. 57@G57%c: MAY sassc
Oats-No. 2 cash. 27Hc: December. 57kc: Nav
SG%t5q1gce No white Sqa3elc Pork eteaIy.
iobbing SIG. Lard lower at S.52ik Dry-saIted
meats boxed easy; extra shorts and clear
ribs S -: clear SIDES s.. 12h. Bacon CboxecD
easier extra shorts and clear ribs So 7S
clear sides. $40. Hay steady; timothy. SoGll5O:
prairie So Whisky steady at S130 HEMP
tVyine. 80. Iron cotton ties. 81 20 BagEing. 6ssa
bu: corn $1,000 tu, oats. 40 600 bu Shipments
Flour 1900 brls; wheat 29.000 bu: corn. @ 900
bu: oats. 2J.o01 ou-
BALTIMORE. oct. S-Flour quiet and un-
changed Wheat hrmer. spot and the month
T14.T7I5<c. Dece nber 73ieff7s&c: steamer No
red. s7&46Sc; Southern BY sample. 60u72lc:
Southern grade. CNltN72Ac. Corn firm mixed
spot and the month. 5gisQ5s7sc. year 5Tikd57tc:
steamer mixed. sSft5SiAc. Southern white and yell
low corn. 60ds3c. oats hrmer. No white 3sisf7
40c. No. mixed. 3Stc Rye dull and easy: No
nearby. SIC: No. Western. 35c sales sugar
firIn and unchanged; fine and coarse granulated
5.l5c.
LOUISVILLE. oct s.-wheat-No. red and
longberry. 7lc: No. 3 red and longbeTrv. CSC Ap-
ples-sun dried Slsqic per 10 FOR bright. s,sc for
dark. Peaches, 1h02c. Beans-NOrthern hand
picked, 81 per bu; new home beans, T75G2. Tim
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silk Frauds Exaggerated.

NEW YORK, Oct S-The Journal OF
Commerce says: After an exhaustive in
vestigation, covering every phase of the
case. United States Attorney Henry l.. Bur
nett has written opinion and filed con-
clusion showing that the reports OF So
called silk frauds. I'm the custom house in
this city, were greatly exaggerated Sew
eral weeks ago il was feared the amounts
lost 20 the government might run into the
millions"
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.nres ranged as follows:

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour easy.
No 3 spring wheat, e6&m6Sc; No. red. l0d10lsc-
No 2 oats, 35lkG36Hc; No. white, 3Sd3SAc; No.
white 37LG3SAc. No. rye. SOC. Fair 70
choice mailing barley, 55d5Sc. No. l haxseed,
81. 10: No. 1 Northwestern. Sl.4S Prime timothy
seed, $40. Glover contract grade, $3.50. Mess
pork per brl s1iW1410. Lard per 100 lbs, SS.70U
972Ib Short rib sides (oose). SS.354S.45. Dry
salted shoulders tboxed), S.25a7S5. short clear
sides (boxed), SS.S0G9. Whisky, basis OF high
wines, sl.3O.
Receipts-Flour. $4,000 brls; wheat PSI 600 bu:
corn, 0O.00 bu: oats. 30i 1000 bu; rye, 1000 bu;
barley, 81. 90 bu Shipments-FlouT. 1900 brls.
wheat 107 900 blu: 81 900 bu; oats, $4,000 bu;
rye. l. 900 0u; barley, p 600 bu.
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Provisions.

T4ar,s-Sugar cured. Is to % lbs average r2L6I
12Nc: 10 lbs average 12la9l5c; Il lbs average
l224N13i4c
Tacon-Clear sides. 20 10 60 lbs average. lie.
"a TO 40 lbs average ll}gc: 70 to so lbs average
ffa.c. clear bellies - 80 lbs average lilac. "a
n 25 lbs average uAc; IA 10 IL lbs average
i2uc: clear backs 20 TO 30 lbs average. Ike: -
n rs lbs average, lie; TO lbs average IlIsc
In drv-salt isc ess.
Shoulders-lS 10 20 lbs average. I0ikc: Ie lbs
average lOJLc; 10 to 70 lbs average. IOIzc