Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 30, 1881, Page 10

THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: SEDNESDAY: NOVE ABER 30, 1881—TWELVE PAGES. HIERICAN i ie AND TRUST COMPANY, 65 Congress:st., Boston. INCORPORATED 1s, Capital, $1,000,000. pINKOTOTAL Iesno T, Rare, "Thos, Nickorson, x. Ti, Iles, fen. C. Lord, ich Atking, U0. Thomas Oliver Am Ataf era it, Hawor, ni keenol, Lav Do. Kimibal alt, ACO N, ¢ % Lg Watney, Wb. Ror ‘dondon Dexter, This Company Is. 0 LVGAL DIPOSITORY for Ade ministrators, Hxgeutors, Assignees, Chariiavle Assu« eintlons. Courts i nwt, WA ne aS Hust OF ne fiscal of trans= fer for Garporntinns, Mamicinaitins. ate, aid Tred errr ianld COUNTHIGNIUN Coriiiostes of attract, HD TOMEQUTEATH LOANS and ft he SUIT H MONEY ON DEE: te busitens nd eurreapoiutenca, and wit cur Op twleren ie ment aees or me nsA Fae event ay. DAY & FIELD, {30 La Salle-st., Transact a general Banking and Brokerage ‘business in Railway Stocks and Bonds, Interest allowed on deposits. Investments carefuily attended to. THE UNION TRUST CO., Northeast Cores Maditon and Dearhora-ate., recetvesanylnias deposits and altuws interest on same f the bank. subject to tho rules o eM. Wilson, Caster. FLORIDA! Atlantic and Quif Const Canal and Okeechobee Laud Co. 50,000 SIARES, - - SIO EACH, ALPAN, hha BONDS of 0 Actos for ench tl from Chole e, the Dae Par OPIM: ea} ¢ 11 ritoaims Mie tk Nolniled proxpect upstate treo OPERATIONS IN STOCKS, JOHN A DODGE & CO., Tankers ade Hrokors, No, 13 Wallert Now York, buy an ry stocks onAtus percent margin, and, when deadred, wilt aciyise when ang moat to Wile, AMO, AO cure AL ratsonablo rates 15 whteh $25 Woe en Do liwestod. Full tnfortonuen ob application, and. Inaniclal Revert sent. tree. AN INGENIOUS PLAN For the Final Settloment of the Tere ritorial, Indian, and Mormon Ques- ton, Ty the Edltor of The Chicago Tribune, SALT Lane Cry, Nov. 10.—In a late Issa you aigcuss the probability of ayrent contest the coming session over the admission of Dakota— saying tbat it mny become as memorable 19 that over the admission of Missouri, or = Toxas, ovr California, Why not make it more . memorable? Why not make It the last of the State admisstong, by red.stricting the Territories, throwing them Into now organizations big cnongh for States, or ag near as may be, and admitting thom. all? If that [an’t'n big enough onustion, add to it the rel- egation of. tho control of ali Indians to tho Stutes In which thoy reshic, tho same as in New York, That js the way tho Lodinns wero taken care of by the Colo- nies, * and St. worked — well, Under the Immodinte supervision of the. States, the people of whiob would be Interested In keeping the penee, they would bavo fale treatment, and with that there would be no more war, But to my Orat proposition: ‘Tho Territorial system was not contemplated by Mr. Jefferson, for ultizeny of Territories have no rights which Congress 1s, bound to respect. I have been jn the Tere titorles, and at 47 yearn have never don permitted to vole for a Prosident.. My Governor and my Judges are appointed from Wuthington, and32 have no ropresentation there. it is an anomaly, and seemingly unes- capable. Now, thera are certaln Territories which aro novor or banily ever going to have enough peopie do that tho New York Herald, for oxampie, will bo willing to baye them onter the Union, Buen aro Wyoming, fdubo, Arizona, ‘Towing ton superabuadance of mountaine and great urlalty of climate, this part of tha country enn never bo thickly settled, Tho States must necessarily be Jarge anyhow, comparatively. ‘The fucllities tor wetting, avout In any direction will soon be ample, und iountaln-diviues aro nolonger of any account since rallrouds are surrounding theiu alt. My suygustion us to res dixtricting inny not bo tho best, but It wilt do for natarter, It addsterritory to certiin Btates, but tikes none avi, aoe look ata map of the ‘Territories now, and 1. Moko the Toth ‘Meridian, Instead of tho ith, the east Ine of Washington and Oregon, xtend the sourh fine of Dakote to the Oroxon Ine, and call all north ot ane line (4d parallel), und betweon Dakota and Washington und Oregon, Montana, Tho Northorn Puclie and tho best part of this yreat tract would be substantlalty central, “i Make tho 1th Meridian the weat jine of Colorido, make the 4:4 purullel It north wod the 3th pnraliel its south ue, Denver and tho ade joiniuy country would bo nearly central to thls ten He Tot it Nevada bo bounded north by Oregon and tho 43d paraltol, cast by paint south by he ath puralel, and west by Callfornhn, ‘Torow Now Slexico and Arizons togetber below the dich paraltel, and vali jt Arizona, 8, Thus we obliterate Idaho, Wyoming, Now Moxico, and Utah, and iouke Washington, Mon- tana, Dakots,and Arizona States, Four now Btates—two Hkely to be Demucratle, tivo [toe publican, if those distinetions are to mach lonwer retain thelr old meaning, ‘This ouuht to aclfy the Eau, with ner Delawares and Khote ean ff tho South must: hive a make. weight, lof-ber carve the threatened four new Btutos ‘wut of Texas, and thoro nu end until Canada and Mexico upply for admission {nto the ton, Trios ridding the National Government of tho Torritorial system, this would probably Jeuve tho Mormon question in as pronlelng 2. condition ag tho circumstances admit of, Itt obyious that tho Morinons will never atuliry somee er 60 openly and Gutragcously as to trade gay for Statevoud, True, they oltered be. jo it 5 ‘butt shat was bucause Stdge MoKean had tho falls cull of tate cade ora undor Indictmont for rellglous adultery and murder, The doors of the Union own nevor bo ‘opanad for the ndiulssion of an avawadlly palyge amous State. fiero tee demdlogk which pros 08 to be profonged indotinitly, The Gentile minority in Utnh ts too woak to effect anything; It bas ne representation, no power fn Washington—nouc int tab, Attuching toh to Neyada—already a State—would leave the Uontitos thw minority sult, perhaps; but it would be four tintca ay numerous and ten tines as wealthy; and there wont by some incentive, which thera fs not now, to pelos! organization and action, which way Wl aiturd a ehaking- up and discussion ay an” oducnian, = Thera would “be Junger a Mormon Bate, | ‘Pant there is a More mon Church {not our fault. ‘hut thore is a Mormon Stato us weil, # our fault. More, word thia dong. thore over could be a Morinon Stute, und tuo Gantiles hore would probably be able, in ono way ov other, 19 avauro, ultimately, tho practical abandunment of polywamy wid the retlremont uf tho Mormon Church frow politics, Kusiness Intereste—contuct—the free circulation through this central spot, a8 through ao hourt, of the currents of trade, travel, business, money, thought, that ride in the come raunities lying ‘around us—mizht be depended yy ie as Une, to furnish a solution to tho com. ies ‘he Stoemons cannot roalst tha Ine eee OF tho thes; they aro ndvanelug in spite of all {be old wonurnticn of fanatical leads era can do to hold thom buck, Whnt thoy neud la mizing nnd alirriny up, und to bo forued, Af pos bia Jngrowth. Witha Leight minority inthe St - dalasure, ipratever luulstntion might be needed Wo showld expect to kee emanate from tho Nevada Stato 1 jose ufter a littl, and to be ene noted by tho aid of liberal-winded and progres: blve Mormons. Tha Mormons have boo vtine lab aud aggressive, nud polltical tn sume sunse, tn eelf-dofonss, Let them grow outof puly; watny, as the: enonot holp doing, wud quit furerforlog iu palisics, | aa they begin to show an {inclination ta do, und thore wonld be no such orag id agalpat thei aa there wore in the Btates, whou, in tho first outburat of fannti- clam, thore- was no living with thom, This the inovituble coursa of sceuis to mu to Huge; buts if if shouldn't be, thore would bo fourfold » attungth to contend’ with the ovil in an! Lia low, | bavo suugested ‘a plian for the oe tate tlement and disposal of the ‘Turritorlal dian, and the Stormon questions ‘and 1 done It part! ‘tention Batley to ue aroney £0, to survivors of the f killed in i tootfort the oy the grave us if it wero wiroady the Last Day. J. HOLTINTER, ——— es For the delicate and compilcated Alghes ities lion, Lydia B. Vine to.tho female cuustitutio Pin! kbain's Veyetable toy See tus gov varelge Tied Ho ioameine is Western svenue, yan he . Mor ‘pamphlets, jedy. aims at ee 10 results. Bend to Tana “ tho that aro indispensible * no @ ly that Uncle Sato iouy turn bis at. enet0n tbe wid alt who were oor a to be rising frou ‘BUSINESS. - An Adyanco in Quotations at tho Openlug —Tho Market Contiined Strong for Sono Stocks. The Produce Markets Moderately Active —Provisions Stronger, with a Fore elgn Demand for Shoulders. Broadatuffs “Averaged Firmer, Though Corn Was’ Easter Early, and Barloy Weak. FINANCIATn An advance was generally reniized at the opening on Monday's quotations. The netivity: was inninly on Erie preferred, Michiwan Central, Luke Shore, Northwestern, St. Paul and Dene yer, Tho rest of tho fist was froly held, with Uinited transactions, At tha mveling of the Di- rectorsof tho Erie, the Jowett party retained control, hoe being reflected President. The gross earnings of the road were reported for tha Year to have beon $20,715,005; not, $8 caKOSI, A dividend of 6 per cont was deelared on tha pre- ferred rtoeck and the fneome bonds, The stock marked an vpwitd movetnent In response thereto, Northwestern was very strong on the report of tn inereased divilend, Denver was very Ive, but tet! off at tho close % on the opening price, St. Haul was stendy ut W74@108{. There was very good buylog In Michigan Central alt day. ItIsstuted that the Chicago, Burlington & Quiney, Jan, 1, will take pusacssion of the Keo kuk & St, Louis nud the Kookuk & Northweat- ern Railways, North River construction stock fs hoing purchased on foreign necount. Tho bulls in Louisvilla & Nashville predtut par for it before the ond of tha week. With them tho rise of 8@24 per cent tonbtless prompts the prediction, Itls expected by many thut tho Treasurer's order of yesterday will bring out severnt mill. jons' worth of Government bonds and that tho market will becoine votive on tho streneth of it. For the day monoy wag active. Tho markut closed strong for Northivestern and Michigan Centra); wut for most of the Hat it was dull, ‘Tho prices uf stocks for tho day, with tho change of tho market, will be fount tn the fol- lowtng tables Cloa~ teens Ulgn- | Lmv- ing. it fe | fy, Stocks. tate | eal to Mlchican couitral. Luke Suo x ian] is Fe Sarlocte & Cleland wo i Ienmond &uneivocs: (4d 1a |b |b! The only variation Inforeign exchange is for Paris bankers’, which !s quoted at 620@5243;, and commercial marks at K14@i44. Government bonds continue strong and active, with a further riso iu some of tho Ilat. Prices aro ns follows: 1,059, 1003@1U7X; Sige (0s con- tiuved), 101741024; Des (69 continued), 1k4@ SELIG; da, UTAGDATALs 4S98, MANDI, The oxamination of the nffaira of the Pacifia Bank of. Boston by the Directors’ slows it to. havo been most offectually rovbed, It Is stated that $1,500,000 in cash must be advanced In order that (tinay resume buainoss, Of this sum &1,- (000,000, besides the stool of tha bank, must be aaorltived, A hope Ipexpresased that out of the securities of Woeks to tho amount of $1,250,000 hat€ a milion may be realized If thoy are care- futly nursed and properly managed. ‘The out- tool seoms to be best for the Directors to close up tho rotten coucern, pay up their losses, and let 1t go down out of alght forovor. And vow come tho Cunuiians with thoir broken bank and alsconding casbler. It ta Princo Kdward Istand Bank, and tho name of the fugitive ‘cashier fs Bracken, Io nade large, unauthorized, aad virtually wnse- cured loans—some $700,000—and hence the ox- plosion, Tho bank is said to bave large claims ogalust Ita customers, and tho stockholders in Cannda are Hable in such casos for three tines tho amount of their stock, and hence it is re- ported that billnolders and depositors ate not Aikely to autfer sertously. ‘Tho bullion rvcolpts for the past weok in Ban Francisco wero; From Contention, $22,200; Eura- ka consolldated, $26,000; Standard, $81,100; Northern Bolle, $20,000; Christy, $9,100; Hoad Contre, $1,500; Houle, 36,000; Day, $4,000; Black Noar, $0,000; Manhattan, $23,700; North Bello Talo, $0,000; Ophir, $17,000. ‘Total, $140,000, Tho Kontuck has boon ussassed 30 genta per abare, In tho mattor of uews amon tho Chicago vanks reports are " flat, stale, and unprofitable, Thore is uo nows Jn regard to the domund for money, or the rates at which customers freoly obtain all thoy can uae, ‘Tony is as yesterday— viz,; monuy active, with goud supply at 7Z8 por conty Concossions fram thoso rates nro the ox- veption. Country orders for currency and dig- vounte falr, but not Unusually lurge or pressing, Now York oxchango appeurs to be a shado wenkor, but snics wero still made botwoqn banks at S50 promlum per 81,000, but the targer num ber were roportod at par. ‘The bank clearings wore $7,100,000, + The market bero for Now York exchango would ut once hecome very cnay if only tha halt of the gratn {1 store could bo sulppod to tho sane vourd, The olfietal report of thoclevaturs ehows 9,705,089 bu ‘of wheat {1 store and6,080,025 bu oe corn, and & total of 10,090,071, being only about 300,000 un loss than Inst week. This shows that our storage capacity, or what it will bontthe end of tno your, is olready shout half tukon—n fuct not very encourmging for the wine ter's budluesa, OF course, that must depend Jargoly upon the price of and ‘tha forvign de mand for cerenls, and the cost of rallway fretyhts to the seaboard, BY TELEGRAPH, NEW YouK, Spectat Disvatch to The Chicago vvibune, New Yonk, Noy, 2v.—Speculation on tho Stock Exchange was dull, but fa'the main stroug, und. valuca are ¥ tod percent bigher than at the clone yeaterday, Tho market oponed irregular, but generally o fraction better, Rome, Wa- tertown & Oxdonsburg showed an advanco of 4 percent, “In tho early dealings thero wasu deolive of K@1 pur cent, the latter in Denver & Ito Grande, ‘I'his was followed by an advance of }a to 23 porcunt, Oregon Navigation, Erio veeferred, Northwostern, and Michigaa Cuu- tal leading, Durlog the yreater part of tho afternoon tha dealings were Ught, and tno fluctuations fractional, but In the last hour tho imurket developed ro- nuwed strength aud prices advanced 3g to | per cont. In the Nnal geatings there wasa slicht closedat an advance of 3 por cent. ‘Tho money murket was netive all day, and the Tate on'call to burrowers on pledae of stock ole Jutoral rosa from § per cont to 1-23 of | per cont per dicm in addition to legal jutcroat, the clos wg quotation being & por cent to 1-64 of 1 por cent per diem in addition to legal Interest, Holders of Coyernment bonds were accommodatod wt 835@4% per vent. ‘Time loans ayd prime mercantile discounts ure reaction In some afucks, Oregon Naviganon. homimally unehanred, ‘The sterline exetwnee mariet wag dtd inet firm. The nominal naking quotations aro 431 for alxtyeday bills and 48% for dennind. Actual business was done at 480@ 18014 for sixty-day bills, 484,@180% for demand, 486 @iBs's for enble tranefors, and 47844@470 for commoreial bills. allroad mortgages wore only fairly activo at frregular prices. Hoston, Hartford & Erlo frets rose Crom 7 to Tt; and cloaca at 74, Don- ver & Rio Grande constructions advancos from 10915 to 110 and reacted to 100%. East Tennessoo Incomes declined from 64 to 64, raltled to S34, and returned to &. Rrio Consolidated seconds Advanced From 1045 to 105, renoted to 108y, te- turned to 105, and closed at 104%. Kansans & Lexns General ts rose from Mig to 014, and reacted tom, Lonievitio & Nashville Genoral fs foll of from 108 tu 10445 and rallied to 1044, Obfo Cen- tral incomes declined from M to 48 and revove cred tad, Voxns Pacific rats (tio Crando Die vision) advanced from 0% to 103, reacted: to M04, recovered to WY, and returned to 00s, Uhlo Sortthera ‘incomes rose from 43 ta 45%, Contrat Facto firsts, San Joaquin Uennet, from 108 to 104%, Minneapolis & St. Louls firsts from 117 to 118, Missourl Pacttic con suls from 1024 to 100%, Take Erie & Western firsts from 107 to 109, du Incomes from 60 to i, Lake @hore dividend bonds from 1) to 124, Harlem tirsts Crom 14 to Li, Erle consolidated Orate from 127 to. 12734, Columbus, Chicago & Indiana Central firsta from 120 (0125, Belo exe tended rats deolined from 1) to 485, Indian- apolls, Decatur & Springfleld second incomes WG to Tt, Morels & Hasex tirata from 1535's New Jerscy Central firat consuls arsented from 115 to 114%, St. Paul firats (Hast- ings & Dakota Divislon) from 118 to 171%. Roch- ester & Pittsburg incomes from 40 to 43, Oblo Southern firsts Crom 05}, to M4, Gatenn & Chicago frats from 05%¢ to WL, Golenn & Chivago firsts sold at 12, and Cleveland, Columbus, Cinelnnatt & Indinnapolls first morteaye twist company cortificates assented at 118, To the Weatern Assoctated Preve, New Vouk, Nov. 2.—Governments wero 4OK higher on an active market. Hultroad bonds were firm on 9 moderate yol- ume of business, State securities were In ilzht request, ‘The stock market was Irregular at the open- ing, and In enrly dealings speculation was wonk, prices selling off 4@1, tho Intter for Denver & {to Grande, At tho Firet Hourd a strovg tono Wesy alle: and, undor tho iufizenco of free pur- chases, the entire lat recorded un advance ring: ing from 34 toch whiea wus marked In Oreyon Navigation Conipany, Erlo preferred, North western, and Michie Contral, ‘This 'was fol- lowed by 9 renction of 46@4, which was sulse- quontly, reebyered, and abeoulntion continues Orme until nenr tho pa tho Improvement ranite ing trom 101, Michizan Central leading. fn final sales tho Gardening tendeney af tho mon- etury situation caused a silaht reaction, but the inarket elosed fuirly tray, ‘ho abares most act- ively traded in were Erle, Denver & Rio Granda, Inke Shore, Wabash, Michigan Central, aod Northwestern,’ ransactions, 241,000 sharna: Canada Sonthern,.... 00 Now York Contenl..., 4,000 Central Pacite, + &U0) Northern Pacilie,,, \ tan acta sath 08 | Texna Pac! SARA Canton wna ait a Le. Mleuiguncon Nortnwestori Money 6 per a} Mereantile paper, 6G. Sterling Bxenavg steady at 4.804; domand, 48H. GOVERNMENTS, fue At UM, declining to 2) and ciate wee). Orfental < Miller wast Irregular, nt 12 food, pont puiished information mat the Ines: Jun hy shutdown, ‘The stock closod nt Routh Pa- calle wasdull at 07. tt ia sald that capitalists fo~ uiiar with tho bation record of thid ming are vt buy atock ut the lower figures, but ob tit Ws ng tho promoters 0H) Cor what cost om ‘otal entes, 160,000 shares. REAL ESTATE. Tha following instruments wero Med for record Tucaitay, Nov. 20: j . CITY Propraty, Fatrfiold ay, 1mm ft wat Rulton, of UNIM GI, trai wa 5 iM aor Armour, bf ti titaltor later’ to F Ot Eake Bore el Faeld hdaiwd Nov. deatnmeneatts nian ia Wilinat > GAILEAYD eae fand at 1M Th w of North’ eating HUXHE Ftytinnroveds dated ote wd Hite to Carl Soleus, Kreme at, Sty hw eit. improve Htasmar ti Shobere at went Kee dated Oct. 1 ria We ‘ante K. Maden ‘Teerie of Noble, xf tte Hufus & Notes to’ itiehand ow oe: 4,000 Tndunin a fein og hilriystainethy at ee, Gusti Tt dated Noe, 2 clamaol D, Ward 1: uusrios 1h, Byattest 7.000 Buath Donehorir a f,TURIEE a ta to Hansab ‘4 eapes oa ‘the prenixes ‘North Welle ay ated Noni danas Milter to Patrick 1 (ont: Ane 4.00 angle of 4) Tt En allo: or. ch ieunpira Pr Compan: Hiwauke St. Haul ompang 13,000 Weat Ta Nene OF sllitarye 8 f Si0i0 Ht, dated Tt Mobert Broce to Mabat Mt. irown, 9,000 Aturon af, diated d Vay, 000 it ite te * any. 4 olntiae tho nboven states Fi, faqted Oet fd feuine party ta golin tne Sod! tek ats sof und none iyoncy.o f Ha aes i" Bs NTU isi vert Hightegnen son) Hite dutad Gat. a Fitth avn wear or Va ‘tis of tye Th Imprayed, dnte y Tacnuly to thom 1 atin, 25,000 Nano pronurty aa tho ‘ahve, da (Thohnas te Pnitiine tots Ps and G 3.00 NORTH OF CITY LIMITA WITHIN A Hiss OF BEVEN MILES OF THE COUNT-HOUK Tampden court, eornar of Wrightwood ay.o f, Mindivided $$ of watg fe fo.alleg, wit oiliee Sar tlie ALOV: over te Pato W ri rao NY, ean Ul ry evar TaieTaig Fee dated Nov. a (UAcHE G, Andersdn to Lira. PULETRON)ssvsssseeserseee Ty _ SOUTH OF CITY SAMITS WITHIN A HADIUN OP SEVEN, ) MILES OF THE COURT *HAUAR, “Arnold ate 173 £01. on tlh, w Fy BARTS fey ry Ww ¢ nto Charles: I 4,000 woatt ‘i confes ava) Af, 28 ft 8 and 8, M. Siihned ty heat ukineon). 0} 700 Bint at, Wty Forty-anvantii, 9 f iizion 6,000 COMMERCIAL, Tho following were tho recelptsand shipments of leading articles of produce tn tho elty during the twenty-four hours ending nt? o'clock Tuce- day imurning, and for tho corresponding timo ayear ngo: ANTICLER, Flour, brie. Rorfolx se Northern Paciti Special Dievatch to The Chicago Trisune. Loston, Nov, 2v.—The stock market today was -Atrony aud generally Grier. 10 rallroud snare, Atchison was steady at Frou MS% to 10}, with the former freely bid, Chicago, Burlington & Quincy valued 34, and Sandusky advanced from Bh ta: sales, with 2 bid. Little Rook was olf a trifle from yesterday's best Sure, eelitog Bene and on thy second call at Sites with 5 bil, Enat- ern also dropped fenetionully, and was quite and Toledo, Delphos Burlington sold te, ile wit a tho satin bid. Sales of & Now England’ on oon made at 7 on Resa jmprovemont of 1 per centover yeatorany 6 clos ing Ce while the Hartford & Erie bonds sold were up from 7 4 to Td. It wae reported thls morniog that the Gould transfer of tho road wus hoe pleted yesterday, ape ous, sure made that the bonds woutd foro the Ist of Fub- ruary. Tho old story of the contomplated louse of tho Now York, Now tuyon & Hartford Rond, which New York disputchos repent Veen tuny after ull, it Is thouxbt, 1f Goutd bas actually svoured control of the Now York & Now En- ginud, hive some foundation pete oli as yet ft Isa conundrum why an: a that Practlonlly owned by Vanderbilt a abould be turned over to Gould in the land shares, Hoaton Land changed hands atan advance ot 5-16 over yesterday's bloding price, Water Power wus strong ut § bid and 8! mae we Brovkling was quoted firm at 4% bid. ral Neous bonds wore quite firm but font- but, outside of Hartford & Erle 72, tho tude were unimportant, Jo the Weatern Associated Press. Boston, Noy, 21,—Stocks closed as follows: Wator Powe CB. Huston Jund. Ate! "bund grt Ta Fas ern riteits oS Hs Tasone TH | Lanble tack eH as is Cine is. Contral com, cH FOREIGN. “Loxpos, Noy, 20.—5 p, m—434 bouds, 164; bad resi Central, 1s Fonnaylvonta Gontral lusigg New York Coitral, May etloy 483 0 3 second , 44333 Rouding, 3 ‘Amount or buliion ‘vith sawn from the Bank of England on balance today [a £172,000, Panis, Noy, 20,—-Kentes, sf liv, NEW OULEANS. New Ouceans, Nov. 2.—Sight Exchange on Now York parj Storling Exchange, 47945, MINING NEWS, NOsTON, Spectal Diavatch to The CAteaoo Tribune, Roston, Nov. 3.—Coppor ts still very strong fnd going bighcr overy day, ‘Today's quotations rango from Wis to 1935 erral, with nono tote had for les thun 101, resultof this Cop: Per gtocksare ull, woll Anata Cal = ears Eeyeee Hoaton & Alban: Isai vs mlumog + Heckta waa the utrangeat patt advanotg frau 220 to 217, with the same bi Franklin yas firm at Leena pales and bid, National impraved Poi jo sold up trom Hig to 15, and Quincy from wx ta 475, To the Western Associated Press. tows ‘Novy, 2—Miniuy atocks closnd ax fale BAN YRANOIBOO, SAN FytANCISCO, Nov. 20.—Sluing stooks closod AE Sollowes a Msi sono, ‘New Vouk, NEw Yous, Noy. £9 Mining slocks wore today agalu yory activosndirresular, Theoblef lnture eat centered in Koblasaw Sonealatayets bah ‘hich Opened 21575, declined to 525, and vlose 664, It Was ruluored on the street that rine gouapay wl will puss ane ohuar mouthly dividend. tbe near Cowpleon of iar Tall the Biato ‘Tines wore uctive, Nos, 2 and 8 opon- oil 4 Cheese ae oe en) Pm ag Groen apples, brie’ | Low ‘aul a ‘Tho followlnx grain was ineSected into store in this clty yesterday morning: 1 oar No.2 rod winter wheat, 4 cars lower grades, 15 cnra No. 2 spring, #6 cora No.3 do, 6 cara rejectad (02 wheat); 63 cars No.4 corn, 12 oars high mixed, 349 carslow grades (123 corn); 10 cars white onts, 18 vars No. 2 mixed, 53 cars low grades (61 onta); 4 cara No. 2 rye, Lear rojected uo; 13 cars No. 3 barley, 18 cars towor grades do, ‘Total (602 cara), 265,000 bu. Inspected out: 36,021 bu wheat, 171,058 bu corn, 2,009 bu barley. ‘Tus loading produca markats wore firmer yes- torday, with a steadier tone, while tho‘lossor ones were less strong, Barley was disposed to woaknoas, the recent speculative atrain baying beon too much for free arrivals from the coun- try and liberal offerings of Canadian grain, Onts havo also come forward freely which makes them rule tame, Corn was dopressed early by largo ofcriugs on Enstorn account, three firms solling about 2,000,000 bu between them, but it reacted later, with a good shipping demand, and olosed strony,though forelga ndvices were not favorablo Whoent was firmer, with reports of a good oxport demand in Baltimore, and the taking of a cargo of No.2 spring horo the previous day on an ox- portorder. It was algo sald that the oponiug of the stacks in Minnesota for thrashing revenis feartul donigralizution tnsido, and that even tho Deara estimate a toss of 10 por cent by spolling turough damp. Foreign advices were, however, of tho order of dullnosa. Provisions woro firincr, in sympathy with ‘groin, but the trading was chictly speculative, though It. acemed to bo chiefly busod on thd oxpeotation of a better Eucopoun domand for meats. Mess pork closed 2c higher, nt about $17.00 for now sollor Decomber and $17.52!§@17.55 fordan- wary. Lard closed 2jo highsr, at $11.20@iL25 asked for December ,and $11.374@11.40 for Jan- uary, Short ribs closed Ge bigher, at $9.052,0,0714 nollor February. Wheat closed 1%0 bighor, at BLAKE for Dacowber and $1.254@120y for Junuary. Corn cigsed steady, at ass for Decombor and W34@0%o for May. Outs closcd k@3o higher, at 4444@4iKo for Vecem- ber and 45%@15Xe for May. Rye closed Xo Digher, at WY4@l7o for Decomber and 0713 @0se for Junuary, Barley closed steady for No. 2 and 2@ua tower for No.3, at $101 cash November aud Decombor for tho former, and Si@Ho cust. 0c for the month, and so sollor December for tho latter, Flogs wero strong, at €6.00@0,05 for light and at $5.00@0.: 40 for huavy, Cattio wero ensler, with salos at $.00G6.55, No changes wero doveloped In the dry goods market. Afnir soasonablo business is In proge ross, and the ton of the markot continuca firm and boulthy, Boots and shucs aro dull, tho fallscason baying practically closed. Clothing and millinery goods also were roportad dull, ‘Thore waa continuod Improvement in tho do: Diand for atuplo and fuwoy grocgrivs, Prices, whila genoralty firmer than ton days ago, show no quotable advance aa yet. Drlod fruits woro in Culr request at nominally steady prices, Fiab romnlned frin, Tho smurket for butter contin: ues dull and weak for Jow aud modlum gradca, boing doprossed by ctho,largo offorings of {mitn- Yon butter, Uholco and fancy soll at oxtrome pricos. Cheese was quoted, ns before. Intho oll market a fair business wae doing at about steady pricea, Thero was a woll-sustningd de- mand for plg-lron, and pricos were ktrony, Hay was steady and fairly active at tho de- {pe of Monday. Shippers still keop aloof from thd market, antiolputing . still lowor pfiees, Broom-corn iy uctlvo and unchanged. Egys -were & tritle eqgior, selling wencrally at 250 per doz for fresh, In groon fruits apples wero steady tor the mediums and common grades, mout sales being mado at our Insite quotations, though tine stook, which js generally held back, would bring the full outside ture. Hides cons thane dull at the dociine, Groase and tullow ero weuk and inactive, with prices reported as vory irregular. Potatoes ‘wero ta light receipt, no sales of car-lute Lehus reported, Storo sales Wore at $1.05@1.10 for early roso and peackblows roapeciively. Thora way nochange to noto in tho woo} inarket, Seeds wore dull for clover and timothy, the formor showing somo weuk+ ness, being quatable af @5.2005,25, and tho lutter roimatning steady, with prime to cbolce quotable Ut $345G3.65. Flaxseed wae a shato easler, selling at $1.45@1.403¢ on: truck and delivorcd, with ono sal in settlomont at $147 Ailllct was quotable at $1.15 for yood German. Dressed hogs sold gt $0,807.00, dividing on 200 lua. Whisky was bottor, with finishod goods quoted On 4 badls of $1.17 por gallons In Jako freignteno moveront was noted cithor ou tho part of vhippors or vessolmon. Rail freights worg quoted steady on tho Lasts of 200 por 100 [bs of grain to New York. Through rates on gralo to Liverpool were nominally aX Sle. The receipts of wheat roported yesterday at Chivagy, Mileanker, 8, Loni, Toten, and De troit aggremated 63,000 bie and tho’ ahipments 84,000 bu, ‘Tho shipmotita fram New York, fale Umore, aud Poiladelphia wero 2 ‘Tho following, wore tho direct oxports from this clty during ‘inst week on through bills of Inding: 2233 bris flour, 40,050 bu whent, 242,128 bu corn, 7) pkgs pork, 0.251 boxcs ments, 270t eases canned mente, 1,805 pkee Inrd, 215 vrla heof, 9,900 Ibs butter, 214,050 Ibs cheese, 655 bris oat-monl, 125 ris cornmeal, 117,070 Ibs clovor- seed, 39,659 tbe othor Becds, 161,110 Ibs fresh beof, 440 bris tonguen. Tho following aro tho footings of tho official report of grain instore in thiacity on Saturday ovening last and at the ogrresponding dato Inst yours 2anrlng. ore Oia whoa No.2 and hiahi-mlxed corns. New hlah-mixod, elected, 12a ‘Votal corn, ‘ERI No.2ontas... r RESCH Wied Total uy 1alals No. 2ry0.. eee ‘Toul Pye: ai at No. ‘Dbario: Th Nos. 3 ‘ann d| Ee 0 Totni barley, FS iy Teka ‘Yotal aratn f Tom) Gand ‘Theso Nyxurcs show n dtcrenso during Inst weolk of 10,62 bu wheat, 268,432 bu corn, 8,386 bit onta, 7,187 bu rye, anc 20,186 bu barloy, ‘Total do- crense, 300,012 bu. Tho follawing table shows the distribution of the breadstuffs shipped frowd this olty last weeks Shipped, Flour.) Wheat| Cont. 42,05} aie Oats, tint the Oucansbiiriee ona witit® H&elbua rye and 83031 bu baricy ahigped by ‘Tho following shows tho retolpts of soveral articles of produce In this olty from Jan. 1 to tuo close of Inst wenk: 4,401,035 Uris flour, HM, 100,700 bu wheat, 75,116,238 bu corn, 22,855.860, bu Onte, 1,280,800 bu ryo, 6,341,203 bu barloy, 178,942,- Wt Ibs fiaxaccd, 118,001.26 Ibe hom mont, 48,30- 180 Iba lard, 61,809,085 ibs butter, 6iH8001 hogs, 1,174,808 euttle, BH,995 aboep, 68,117,001 Ibs bides, 10,418,000 Ibs wool, 3,090,0 tong coa!, 1,800,874,000 ft lumber, 1,203,488 brig salt. The following are the exports of whent and Hour reduced to whent, also corn, for tho weok ending Noy. “1, from Montreal, Boston, Now York, Philadelphia, Battlmore, and New Orleans: Wheat, Int. Cort. bit, ontyy Spain and Germany. Dennis Went in Detter iniiling demand for whent in that State and in Western Pouusylyanta than for four months pat, Atelegram from Grand ltaplds, “Mich. says rocolpts from farmers thore during the past elght weeks woro only 88,000 bu, agalnat 8,000 bu for the same timo Inst year; and thore fs Ileus Jn farmers’ bande now than a year ago. About 75 per cont of our arrivals of all kinds of grain for a woek past Lnve inspectod Into the lower grades. Such o wholesale poverty of quality 1s without paralic). PROVISIONS, HUG PRODUCTS—Were nioderately active and steadlor than usual, at a higher range. ‘There wax o Httle wenkoning In thy early part of the day, in eym- pathy with corn, but the mnrkot acon stiffened, with fn falg deriand for the speculative articios,a Rood In- ‘ur? for green hams, aod sono buying of shoulders for oxport, 'Thore was no tuatorial chango In the tono of forolun quotations, but the removal of the Fronch embargo on Inportations waa expected to cauvo a butter demand, und Inrd was strdnuthioned by tho loan appearance of sume of the Hous arriving at tho Stock+Vards. Mias Ponk—Adyanced 687K par bri, doolined 100, advanced i6e, nnd closed 74@10c nuove tho Intost prices of Munday, at $16.00 for old nnd $17.20 xskod for now, spot, or deliverable this year, with $17.43 for Annuary, ‘Bnies wero reported of 1,40 bria nollor No- combar vt $16,351 21.700 brisnelier January at $17.02 37,451 12,000 brie sallor Bebruary at $170@17,7U: and 2,80) bris dolor March ot #17.70B17.85. ~ Total, 4200 pris. ‘The following gives the range of the day, in- cluding the Call Board transactlonss a i ‘Meas pork, Docemver, Yoornney" ¥ Harel. oe Mts LAN —Advanced itig@avo por above the Intent pricus ‘of Monday, at $ll.i for naw, sellor Decembur, and $11.0 bid for January, | Salas out Of 2.00 tas Ano cei xe Alas a $11.18: 2.00 LANA 4 TFG fied Sto tes ‘sollor 20 tea polar ADTII a ites, one following tublo aa ort the ay Including the Call Soard “sonklttttia, yaetttay, orbit ton af! rita, doy bi. AU tc few aelion Februal at SLL OIH4A i aelatlot in pile on \W ibe laior, Suivs woro ropor! cRouidors ‘ealior January at Hiiy S80 pele do on private tertist Poa do green at Ofer 25 ole wees pick! Aen mousy aig ers 5 a) iy 1a? a shore Herumetie dds sodicr Ma 100) ibe areon dant o. Te orient lea ding outs Prana ne follows ata: a0 ate Short |Shoul- [L, & S,| aaare ribs. | ders. [clears Mz’ litte ‘Chane, uit advaricn be por Figs cous, part sattodsvss| Gad [Was | Bas jweun oc) Ba ee ce hort ribe closed mt $5. 0068.84 for Decensbar. and {OG4.975y for January. Long clears quoted LSA jouse an Cumberlunds. Uke posed; #85 boxody LM Gatta 1 sWeatepickled hams quoter ly averages; groon hams, samo for ahouldors, 0%@100 for 9 ta et cloars, Tikgatbeo for heed is mens, tiooo1.00 RBREADSTUITS AND SEEDS. FLOUR—Woas agalo dull, though stoxdicr, and with moro doing then tho proviousday, ‘The trading was mostly local. Salos woro roportad of 37 bris wintors, ‘275 bela springs, (00 sacks do, and 25 bris ryo tour, alt ‘on private torme; WOrncks low gradon at $1.25@4,75 and 4 bela-buckwhoat flour at 00. ‘Total cqual to 1,410 brig, Winter sours qoro quotod at 15.5X07.50; ipping springs, $5.00G0.75; tho low-grade springs, $2,754.60, Itya four at about $5.7566.0), and choice buckwhont held about 9), OTHER MILLETUYYs—Woro in modorate demand, with littlo change tn prices. Salas wore i care bran at #i475G10.25; 6 care middlings at 13.£00:22.005 lcar whoat scroonings at $00 per ton, SPRING WHMEAT—Wae more activa and strongor,, “ndvaucing 1}{0 from the latest pricos of Monday, and closing ttras, Heorbohn: reported dulinoss, with ado- cline of SGtd por quarter In cargoes, und private nd- vicos sald “No continontal demand.” Hutt was ro- ported that Ualtimors had sold 5 cargoos No, 2 (wintor) fur oxport the proviuus duy,) and that the domand continued, 1b was also statod thot tho firat stralght onrgo of No, 2 sprints Of thiacron was Joudiug hero ree, tor Tyo: ng eumorud Lut sevoral sia buon taken tn like mannan. ‘Chl Ww Sina ow ‘tut our iuarke ean aa Rin abo tS wod hoy find tat much as'was oxpected. Pertays w an slliuulaiad by ropurta from Lis wutn Wloat stacks aro, ongniing ug on tha “ati ado if i eens ut yee Gut aie aucral it a hte tase ay gol wuld of it tony, or pure iups nob til Inter in tho wuok, Itece cuntinyy’ very azul, Wak hue wil alu a tow wouk 01 ras in ight de 5 txalue wore roportod te do ueial a eae een 4b.) BL and 13 ca: 'y aid a aL. ti ener dane | G ttt col bak to side and advanced to #125 vlosu, wiih gr aux! on. ait art fie Mette Pememnet Aue “i sti Fobruury ab he Hanogy ng tel bone ti rage oF thu'dng, nenine ite on Closed (low stoi ed i Lvears seinloatsecatta wary ai yond ng He waste No, 2 spring rosie ree ea Bike can Boller dana yunco of id por arriy private are said “ht lows Pas nine! 3 dail Ture liberal switvaveh this side. Mrobably’ wile wis pred miuciy ‘Gr'Tacua ortons to ull, vartiog un the agatoard w big \ino willy the mark pavite, otf ney ni uation b Wor vii usted cir ae tie, bad ga 8 exporitn Hsinuaute to shlb through ta Vitverbuol ate { bu, again Mo gram Chtcaza ‘tu Livorubul Ht rasta feos of authored perauerise deel in eta Coals No. dclosed one wang at one sya shale vod at Siretnieas fear rears rolectad at oniadrus Gn races aiid ie os ia a 0 tree w 48) bows UAL bu. Soller doy Opened & Bb Mbisge, declined to, aan mavanod 10 wd, otusod at 6G%0 rh ler Leceabur 30, Ruveuibue at ine sano prices, % und February 6 Keio above ants Sanoary'at f . plow ine table git naling Cranenetions "is one ne i Ru ONS Wore quated tem, aetiers, teenth anit is Crepnds, Bhivlie Vente wa Shea Ison day, fn Xo, rorn, tay tl, sp 1 Retlor ‘Pocainbur, Hollecdanvnry, Bolton May. st ONTO tide ax iffeqosinur naeon ‘Monany, and from ‘tint. deriitied sedge. wlan an alba ly Heongor faulting wae doveloped, Hilceanavineing manin of bestqe on thy rane ig BH he. day, ‘aan eae nt nite 2 tipsy being nhout shalizge, ait GG Tu. Bolter May oponad at aire eet we its same fzuro, Hamples std wall ne niont. Stunany a We Cash rales Wore nds ena NE Gee Or Nid tn Mares Jes ta by mw abe ive for i Hea ienbe OF fojocted tix ecto wilto, 45 ti attgetatige tar ray innogti dasuhine: We here nro from storo contrive Mom teen {ueoninodit, vat yeaah for orn 2 "rhino trneks 40 nr ara n aah 3 afar solactod “ra aGtio ne ree Hifo anil ones 0s nt dh rere no an i set TOME Guaat ca anne BLU) Wane Rotlnwant rate SabR a gonuining fab MMaHNOR“a,tet0 that tan Tandoyesoriary Oe lone usta with thie FRAEeCe, Than demang” aM Code Munday, btds yaterda. do, bid. | trreuntinied tress. Werden ct on rags a isda at | Pate wort tomate ri wa wore tho closing prices of Monday, togothor with thy aay ay 4G Af Oi {eess ct clive and Monde, ‘Nu, Y Ahotroltiny ta naminll ray nei anics of Idecember dullvery bolt wt WU fe, 1nd Sununey rainy AL I}eu, olosinig bi Cush anlar were inade Of dears atine fo No. 3 kilt-edzed; Hears by animpie at i¥e for No. 2 an ite fe fur rejected on ‘track, Total equal to abunt BA ith HV Was activa and vor Irroxular, espacial; fi the No. Barada. No. tapa reso at Ua Nuvoutue SL eloutin At the Inaida ture; Ducombor TE Raiey ANI OAM mid rot eed lve aL ths vo ond Soe dren dozen and diteks nt 810" tent at Rn ee pralrig chickens wore In tight muppiye’ wating’ t Gil icine aie pe ig jy vonlson saddles, Ye wir tb rains nly grado nt auotatins, Shoring at S00 und nmuaty eo a elaai at the Intter nt ‘Feananctond in s to Hiverd}, spot satling from ait wt or dullyary. th ke alloraiie montt sold feo Gti witie twee Ineent the clown, aud sollir e- tember ot Riugallees alu ain ie, samples ware in fale “donning und th a wore immo gta oxen 60) bu MERLAL for Ne. inn Hukse (te former Woliverabte this widky for Na, ature; 9 AMIUpIC He ane for Now ROR least for Nie (wart fnerive) on Care atts (ail}eo for tor No. i HUia} chal to nowt sha ha, sD natty wn Maeva, tio ‘otartting bong i Holub] ni OF Foul wan inactivo aud. wena Fhoingentare | flag and wm, ue qotation for fing. Flaxaued was fat medial tts Cola i 1h aato ‘Itt sottfonont a Hitinuarinn wns atevay nt bee, and iniiae aan inte i 3 for ound GIGriA. Silos wore m1 indo Of 44 sued ba oa i Kammitry ate. i ua Wore duotod’ to Hy nord thn qulut tendo at tho prices giney bo! Hiun io chotoo m Hum tub, Conrag and alngy si ear enh in 4 oar tench aa mr nt tholeor carn tinxnead nt $i goltvorad, $1.46 ter Docomber, eth Tear und & baus Hungarian at Gieceosts TWO O'CLOCK 10, i Wheat cloaca fe highor, at #12047 bor, {.25%@L2¢ for January, att .: raurunry. Balos werd mide ria HO Lee flo 40 ee LIVE sock, itor crttcado. Innwaryy Hecetvts— , Niinmente= jonday. 2 7 ft Hf x CATPLE—Tha ‘iarue supply liad the esect to ie Decanil Gunante ior ganna i itenelior | on pricvs atl nround, though i 10 clase uf stot May, Tuan tH bore ee, Ont a Aahadg trmor, | tho decline vory savora, Bhipptne ar 2 taster in & ecu ory Heseiyde TOF | inns at least, hold up protty well, but pour ee 4 nant Se $Ga a for eghewarys nn p tines ite for Stuy. Sa wore made of 2400 bi nt | Rtndes wero of about Wo, und were dull at the de iene jer Sper Tees nol tor Ber jo} ollue, Somme fing enttlo were Included In the ‘Arrivals eae @ C101 i wane AREY, mutt ty fon oe but the Inrgor part uf the supply consisted of a Poor clnas, and trading was larly Lolow #10. 81 wore plentiful und lowor, Calves niso wera. sleet baraly sustained prices, Thegenorn! market tibet at ogo ‘nelle vdanuary. url feloned with ny H By ts Nese pork closed now, cnah or Decombar, and AIMGI TIO. salloe stneche "Sales | wool, Femi, 7 oronloe salt mt Extra Heovos~Stoore walitnn 1500 b 4 tC MeN, cushy SNA aTES ciiblea Heats teat sia Hes inate ea rcenieg. fe eed tee for Apel at ‘ai ‘unolige danni 4) nollor January, i galton Marah a, yroro macto atsiias Hibs gatas vollae Kouraney, Kis aollor AVE. Bh Au joe dangiey, gat 9.07) jor Janinry, n TELE tor Adnech, wits fon wt WALDO the nt fag seller itnitaty, $2.03 sollor Fobriary, and %2.15@0.15 soltor Marchi, GENERAL MARKETS, BROOM-CORN—An active business [8 roportod, by dontora nt the recont ndvance., We quotas Chuleo hurl nai carpote Green, seif-w Red tnped, bts Intoribe nnd cb odiuin Gradina . Met Hui sions in "eae teat, iwohtiis Tuteners’ steel cottintGtt"seedts ‘and common ta choleo gamaturelty mouse tor, walgiing 8 to a. Stock ¢ Medecommon enttic, to 1,000 Js, Infeplor—tathe md thin cov tits, and Ren inwitx atOrR Voats—Per 10 “TAGUING=in tite wnaskel thera was a igh movoe miant at unchanged pricex: Btork., 5 {Burlaps.4@S bu. I 3 ft i a HUTTER-Aside from cholce table butter, wileh continuys scarco and trm, tho markat le devuld of activity, and pricesaro wonk and Irregular. Low und medium grades, which come in competition with lard-buttor and oleomargarino, are oxcosslyoly dull, Large quandsities of imitation butter nro boing of- forot, to tho vary serious dotrimont of tho markot for tho gonuine article, Wo quote: Croamary, fano Do, fair to choice Iry, chotee.. BS: PePEED! SRECRE an CHMHSE~Tho markot romaine without now font- ures. ‘Prado fs dull and hoavy for everything oxcopt atrletly fino goods, Nolthor exportors nor ahlypers nro doing much, and thodomand from other sourcos Wary In Iargo aupply, nently B00 arriton, mhudioniind, howorce, Wau nedive, und ail were i gieustalies prices. the market ruling tiem from ‘AN oxtrotie range of SLUGKG, Closing quotations were tond beyopd =oeting curren: ts. wogirsd sor hoary. Vackers Late oh pst tage at oa clic esc inoipatlp at (iWoaIe ‘Skipeand culsied Fall 1 AURAL, « 10 Full eranta, Goptomibor arm < HOG BALES, Hau eaae obUF NaH ve Prieesyava, od Beta oitdur, i . akin, fiat, choles, ait #4 + } COMMON LO et us i grades. ro “COAL—Trade romaine without mach elivity. oe ey Jow ara the rotall pricas faltvorad: $a) gnu racito.. Sr] lows 6W Sei Hiaingea Onis Piaa & ates mut, tw "1 bu AX quiet at f1.10G11 for pork bar- 2 f roln and #1Aveia0 foriant ores ales nore. ae ar ag ordears pork barrols at #12345 100 lara"tloroey ab aw) Pe Od x ie is wore tony Bt 259 nor doz for fi it : otud on " a: * wal . Tearctoad nt EEO Lo of ie i Piii Jobbors roport a mudurataly nective nud gon oy ran) orally sienuy minrace ain quel sa) Whitotsh, per GO. 5. Family wilta 4 ‘Prout, m3 if 7s Srckurul—No.2 shore Muckaret—Lacna tantly. Mackursi—Eae tanully iy. t6 Siatibut, moked, bo ul “Niiieme—tow rade were aliont wholly neglected and wold very low, For yaod to choice quotmions Hora wae nfule demand at About previous, bites odtint foto pour to oxtra nt éLI¥a18,” Nome nferlut Ket George or 10G Wora dlosud out neal ig por had. Goauan—HFonseu., SHEED BALA. ft ae : Horring—tiotan Bedce iN No. Ae eae Herne sealed, tar ox, ne CMDS AND Pund'pricos t fund pric f of Gone ines. wae aioe bane We “repeat our ra} quotations: a ied Fourtax, ited ci lin, Jae Burvato, N, ¥., Nov.2—CATTLE lecoints oles ‘eure pe neuness oid: ‘4s MG ae cane i agate, san inva ts woud vy ab! pnorey, fs. La Hai (apasar ue angie) Be i ant nied atvers and helfors, €. rr 0 G25, | ern aoc in, Valencia, O4@. (6¢ | SHEED AND LAMis—Recolpts today, 2A; cone cE ae a tere tata arp loon steno ai os MD eo ante fullor Hit ale te ST atl atieutn OOS pts Is 4; choles to ft OY FA TOE 66.003 Oforinas rates peor q va med 4 el eslerh 1Ausbs, $.0U66 Omualtt PS WE | Cas Nocotute, 700: conatgnod throm, 10 cer 3 od | sla in i i ate hate i od. Uo, “a 8 a toe git Tule dor seitkat.lu; uu good heats , tat Me LOUIS. Hees chorrios a2 ors, Noy, 21—-CATLEHtecoipi, 140) beat HO ius ts a eed no hn ene je i | 4 40, thls weds oxpogtally ea Ye 14 iSeuna soared andi at Tt Rats: ae i, 210 hondy asin auituni anne eed rest aut rie hors? re Heaney fO2is ‘Euipus hav hendy wiupinonis, SW howd. WATENTOWN, jasiaecih Noy. 2.—Denv CaTtLr~ ce! yeaa aid tei fie business dono nn bes fi ‘choleo, & ted » BLUES. 0; test a uu yr a aoa ‘auouns nue hex Kau); thied ‘aus It ‘a heady steadyt £1 wala Li 4 ae fat Myo, €4.6007.00; Northera Cian HRULbs"Xpolee er6.stondy, most of tho atock oni auto Doing commugn imehnencicr and aoitne | CRiees ugk 75; trade a BY ng—Nocolots, ry o porib di wollnu 1ust wook reese aol jst eves. 20 onc ox toe S38; ntabay HLS. 8, e dualda, augtations, Hoally chotca stock, ts kept tight at'prosuit, Gitor fruits uncbanqud. KANBAS CITY: pac 9 The (henge Tribune. Kang. ae Guay Mle ‘tov Rig PATTLENThO Priee rata. pak br ‘Oranges, Jauatci, per Urls Se ery Niculplon kooks atmnonis, 42 mat. 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