Unusual preparations for the recep
tion of the delegates, who come from
all parts of the country, lisive leen
made by the churches in New York
and Brooklyn. .Many of the delegates
are being entertained in homes of the
pariahonens. The following mission
aries are among the many present;
Rev. Henry Blodget, 1). lof Pekin,
China; Uev. Chauncey Godrich, 1). 1).,
Tung-Go, China; Dr. J. C. Berry, of
Kyoto, Japan; Uev. George M. How
~P'
u • Kjfty.
0. 11. Daniels and K. W. Blatchford.
land, of Tottori, Japan; Uev. S. W.
Howland, D. D., of Ceylon: Uev. Bor
in S. Gales, of Sholapnr, India; Uev.
\V. A, Pitrnsworth, D, D., of Cesarca,
Turkey; Uev J. K. Browne, of Gon
slanlinople; Uev. J. K. Clarke, of
Sam tkov, Bulgaria; Uev. Uraneiis \V.
Bales, of east central Africa. Among
tin* notable missionary enthusiasts
are Uev. K. B. Webb and K. \V.
Blateliford.
Bust year the great missionary
meeting was held til Wisconsin's cap
ital.
BATH UUM'KS.
Uignres on Stock. Oat lie. Provlsiotts
and Grain.
Clticag’o, Oct. Pi. Wheat: Oct. 59-
7 Sc; | ICC titt 1 -tic. Dais: del. is,-;
Dec. tSc. Cent: d< I. 29 1-2 c; Dec,
_>7 3 Sc. Bye. ,'!!lc Barley. liSc. Flax,
95c. Timo’hy. I!.HO. ('lover, (1.75.
Pork: (tet. 8.45: Jan. 9.5.5. Bard,
del, 5.7-1--: Jan. 5.77 1-2. Bills:
t let. 5,97 1-2; Jan 4.85 t 2.
Hogs: Uei-eipls, 31.099; oftflOc lowc";
light, ;{.(!(l(t/4.15; mixed, ;{.GSO/ 1.2d;
heavy, 3.45fd t. 20. Cattle: Receipt's.
7,599; market slow: beeves, 3.25ft;-5.35;
cows, 1.10/9-3.50; Texans, 2.75ft/3.50;
westerns, 2.90ft/d.30; stackers and
(feeders, 12.25ftitt1.85, Sheep: Receipts.
B'1,900; market weak.
Milwaukee, Oct, Id. Wheat higher:
No. 2 spring. sS.‘t-8e; Dee. 59 7-Bc.
Corn sleatly; No. 9, die, Oats higher;
No. 2 white 2Sc. Barley, 41c. Bye,
4 Oe.
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