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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-07-05
To TRAVELLERS.
WINCHEsTER AND POTOMAC R. R.
TIME TAI E..
TrArrs GnINa SourH.

TRAINs GoINo SOUTH.
Leave Harperss Ferry att 90. A NJ, ard 1 e5 NJ.
Leave Shenandoah at 06. A NJ and rs p NJ.
Leave Keyess Switch att %, NJ and 80 p NJ.
Leave Halltovn at Z 81. A NJ and 40 P hI.
Leave Charlestown at 81. A NJ and SOP NJ.
Leave Cameron,s at S 20. A NJ and , on NJ.
Leave Summit Point at s IS, A NJ and 2 u p NJ.
Leave Vaudeville at 10. A NJ and 20 NJ.
Leave OpeqcOn Bridge al 10, A NJ. Is N.
Leave Supplements at IS, NJ and IS PM.e
Arrive at Winchester at 10 co. A a, ~ PM.
Leave Winchester at 90, 10 ~ III and - N.
Arrive At StTasburg at O5 A NJ and IL -, SsS NJ
TRAINS Conc NORTH
Leave Strasburg at 9 10 A NJ and Is rs. 05 Nc.
Arrive at winehesterat10is A NJ land 81, $ 10 NJ
Leave Winchester at 10 81 A NJ aud 50 NJ.
Leave Stephenson's at 10 81 A NJ and Ia p NJ.
Leave Opepuon Bridge al 10 - NJ and 80 r NJ
Leave Wadesville at 10 IS A NJ and ~ T NJ.
Leave Summit Point ass A NJ and 09 NJ
Leave Cameron at II O9 A NJ and SPIN.
Leave Charlestown at IL 10 A NJ and 50 r. NJ.
Leave HalltcWn at II 30 P NJ aud Is NJ.
Leave Keyes' Switch az l IS 2 NJ and % r NJ
Leave Shenandoah az II'42 p NJ and - p NJ
Arrive at HarPes's Ferry IL IS nj and so NJ
A. B. WOOD. Agent, Harper,s Ferry.
JOHN, L. WILSON,
June Is, 1870. Master of Transportation:
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-07-05

-"Oh, Tommy, that was abominable in
you, to eat your little sisters share of the
cake!"
"Why," said Tommy, "didn't you tell me,
ma, that was always to take her part %
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MARINB NEWS.
CHARLESTON. NOVEMBER
/, ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Schr Ann S Deas, Garbati, West Point Mill 14l
tierces rice To r Pringle & Son, Ravenel co.
Shepherd Campbell, and P Hasell.
| Sloop Mary Mills, from Pom Pom. 700 bushels
rough rice. To W Bee i co.
Sloop Lalla HaTes, WadmalaW. bales sea
| island cotton Is bales upland cotton. TO Stoney
i Lowndes, Fraser i Dill, and Giooes.
Boat from st Andrews. 4 bales upland cotton.
| To Pelznr, Rodgers d co.
Sloup Jack Russell, Creek Mill Elisto Island.
bal.s sea island cotton 81 bushels sea Island cot
| ton seed. To II F Baker & co, and NJ Baker.
Boat from Christ Church. 2 bags sea island cot
| ton. To w Carney.
Boat from Johns Island. Q bags sea island cot.
| ton. To Il Roper.
Boat from Christ Church. 2bags sea island cot,
Boat from james Island. 9 bags sea island cot
t,n.. To Fraser Dill.
! Received rrom Chlsolm's Mill. IS tlerce5 rice,
bags sea island cotton. TO PrlngIe q son,
q Chisolm, Howard Bros, Gaillard q hlnot', )
Aiken & CO. and Fraser & Dill:
Received from Chisoms Mill. IS nerceS rice.
To Pringle l. Son, VIC Bee co, and Frost q
| Adger.
| ] bag sea island cotton. TO Fraser Dill.
IN THE OFFING.
British bark Belgium Greene, Windsor, n SO
days. Ballast. To the Master.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship South Carolina Beckett, New York
| Wagner Huger COW A Courtenay.
Schr Emily Noylor, Naylor, Philadelphia, via
Jacksonville, Pla-H F Baker & CO.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamship South Carolina, 1ngraham, New
York.
schr Naylor, Naylor, Jacksonville Fin.
FROM THIS PORT.
Schr Montana, Bcarse, Boston, October 81
UP FOR THIS PORT.
Schr st Clair Edwards, Ireland. at Phnadei-
phia, November i.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Steamship Maryland, Johnson, at Baltimore,
November !.
Steamship weybossett, Bulger, at New York,
November !.
MEMORANDA.
The schr Susan Wright, Mount for Georgetown,
8 c, cleared at New York November /.
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Exports OF the Week ending Nov'ber 2.
-. E0RRIGN.

Exports OF the Week ending Nov'ber 2.
Co.. .e-.-, FOREIGN. -
LIyKRPooL-Per British bark Maria-ls4l bales
upland cotton, 345 tons phosphate tock.. Per
bark Xenia-3 bags sea Island cotton, 214 bales
upland cotton, 22} tons phosphate rock, 8 barrels
sbeeswax. Per bark John Fyre-2120 tons upland
cotton.
BRISTOL, ENG-Per British bark Monsoon-lo
tons phosphate rock.
81 POINT AU PETRE, GUADALoUPE-Per schr Ella
Eodgsdon-173 COL feet pitch pine lumber.
- DOMESTIC.
. NEW YoRK-Per steamship Georgia-3s bags
sea island cotton, 225l bales upland cotton, l46
tierces rice 46 bales domestcs rs bales moss, and
Snndries. Per steamship Manhattan-27 bags
sea island cotton 1853 bales upland cotton 78 tcs
! rice, 1l2 bales yarns and domestics, 100 bundles
paper, 40 packages sundries, 40 sacks wheat.
Per steamship WeybUsser-7S6 bales upland cot.
ton.....Per steamship Ashland-l235 bales up.
land cotton 40 bbls naval stores bales hides ITO
bales waste. Per steamship James Adger-l4
bags yea island cotton, 1925 bales upland cotton,
dries, horse. per eamship HercUles-l450
bales cotton, 81 bbls spirits turpentlne all bills
rosn.. Per schr LNy-l5 bales upland cotton
S46 hbls rosin. 65S bbs spirits turpentine 81 bales
moss, 100 casks clay. boxes furniture, IA bbis
cotton seed oil, "a bbls ale, SO empty barrels 4
hhds bones. packages mdse, dipper's phos-
phate. boxes axle grease, boxes medicine, 1909
empty carboys.
Athens. NY-Per schr Jesse L Leaca-Inward
cargo. lnmber
BALTIMoRs-Per steamship Falcon-l6o tier9es
rice 745 bales cotton SO bales yarn, II bales warp
l24 rolls leather bales rags IS sacks dried fruit
3 hhds and bales hides, d sundries.
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Markets by Telegraph.
FOREIGN,

LONDON, November r3-Noon.-consols SO. Bonds
s9,x. Sugar 6rmer.
| tine flrmer.
quiet; uplands snasssd; orl ans e,ia91sd; sales
| 10 900 bales. Western flnnr 23s Sd.
Evening.-Cotton nrm; uplauds s1sd; Orleans
93sda9hd; sales 12o00 bales; speculation aud ex-
| port 1000 Bales. Lard i4s
DOMESTIC.
| NEW YORK, November s.-Soon.-Flour and
wheat dull Corn scarce but arm. Pork heavy
at s24a2i soc. Lard dull. Cotton dull and lover;
1sxc r
Sterling long, OK; short e;i. sixty:twos sX.
Evening.-Cotton armer; sales $500 bales; mp
| lands l6xc. Flour, State and Western, 10 l0c
lever; ;superfse s5aS 20; Southern dull and droop-
| active: winter red and amber western 81 3oal 80.
Cornlc better; old s5as7 Beef quiet Pork dull
at $2l Lard nominally unchanged. WhsEey
stores duh. Tsllow. heavy at sKas2sc. Freights
quiet; on cotton, by steam, Aae-l6. Money 5ae
per cent. Sterling 7isa7k. Gold l0aloH. Sixty.
twos 81; Southerns neglected.
BALTIMORE, November s.-Flour In improved
1 demand. Corn strong and higher; white new IS
a7O; old 65. Provisions unchanged. Whisky
| held firmly at sec Cotton, middngs 16i4c; sales
$50 bales; net receipts 2se; coastwse 81; total S65;
exports coaStwise SIS; stock 1854
/ BOST0N, NOfeulucE 1iaAeISSs so'SS
400 bales; net receipts 1877; coastwise 5e3; total
| 0so; stock 5000.
NORFOLK November 3.-Mddlngs 15ka16Hc;
sales 20 bales; net receipts 1910; exports coast
| wise $3.50; stock 1894 bales.
WILMINGTON, November 3.-Middlings l5hc;
sales oGo bales net receipts 6e3; stock 2s77 bales
SAVANNAH, November 3.-Middilngs l5s<c; sales
200 bales: net receipts 46os exports coastwiss IL;
| stock II, o5I bales.
AUGUSTA, November 3-Cotton market closed
firm at l424c for middlings; sales lloo bales; re-
| ceipts 1872
ST. Louis, November 3.-Flour dull and un-
| changed Corn 1rmer; mixed 62c. Whiskey
steady at s4c. Hemp and bagging unchanged.
Provisions firm. Pork s26. Shoulders IA 1sal4|c.
Clear sides 20aooAc Lard 1rmer; old Ice.
LOUISVILLE November 2-Bagging firm. Flour
steady and unchanged. Corn, nothing dong.
Provisions, stock almost exhausted; little mess
| pork and lard in hand; prices unchanged.
| CINCINNATI, November 3.-Elour quiet and weak;
family SIS 50a5 IS. Corn steady; new 5oa53 FRO.
visions quiet and unchanged; the old stock OF
bacon shoulders exhausted. WhlsEey IN gooo
| demand at s5aS6c.
MOBILE, November 2.-Middlings l5kc; salea
100 bales; ner receipts 2225; exports coastwise
6eS; stock 80, 73l.
| NEW ORLEANS, November 3-Middling G tton
l5Ial5; sales 5000 bales net receipts l4I1 DRIES;
coastwise 7gs bales; total 2265 bales; eXporte TO
Great Britain TO- 7Sl baes to continent lilo oales
coastwise 752 bales; stock 1889 bales. sugar,
choice 121Sc; white clarified 132Ial3hc. holass es
| lower; common 45c; prime 65a6Ic Sterling Il IA
| 2lA. Sight exchange par to " prem. Colo loH.
GALVESTON. November 3.-Geod ordinary l4a
14sc sales $50 bales; net receipts $50; stock sSSs.
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which NAV cause much indifference on the part
of the laborer and picker Wnefe lucy "'o tu
ested In the crop. 9. .r.5i:r., s.
rar RRcrrprs-The arrivals atthe cotton ports
,or the week, up to Friday last, were 1886 bales
=, contrast with ss,42S the previous week, and
80 ola for the corresponding period the year be-
fore. At New Orleans the receipts were 2o,a7
bales, in contrast With 2Ss7e last season. The
total supplies st the cotton ports from September
i, 1910 up to the latest mail dates, were 444,sA
bales against 445, ,los the year previous, showing
decrease Of Ts4 bales. The total arrivals at the
chief Southern centres from September $780, up
to the latest teiegraphic Intelligence. in contrast
with last year, have been rs follows: I
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NOR FORT TER.
T,REIGHT AND PASSAGE REDUCED.
SAVANNAH AND CHARLEsTON LINE
STEAMERS.
FOUR TIMES A WEEK TO AND FROM
SAVANNAH.

PILOT BOY leaves Charleston for A1EA
Savannah every MONDAY, at 8 A. n. .s4fssaIlai51Re
DICTATOR leaves Charleston for Savannah
every TUESDAY, at p. N.
PILOT BOY leaves Charleston lot savannah
every THURSDAY, at s A. NJ.
CITY POINT leaves Charleston for Savannah
every FRIDAY, at 8 A: M:
RETURNING.
PILOT BOY leaves Savannah for Charleston
every TUESDAY. at ! A. ID.
cry POINT leaves Savannah for Charleston
every WEDNESDAY, at s A. NJ.
PILOT Boy leaves Savannah for Charleston
every FRIDAY, at 2 A. ID.
DI, TATOR leaves Savannah for Charleston
every SUNDAY, at A. NJ.
The PILOT BOY will stop at Pacific Landing,
Beaufort and the usual Landings on the inside
rofte both ways, and 60 through by daylight.
Freight received at Central Wharf every day
and stored free Of expense.
J. d. AIKEN d CO.,
octfs Central Wharf.
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Interior Cotton Markets.

SUMTER, November about 1so bales have
been sold during the week, ending the I'd, the
market closing active. We quote: Ordinary 12x,
good ordinary 1S1k, low middling 13H, middling
lax, strict middltng lihc.
COLUMBIA November 3.-Sales Of cotton yes.
tertay 1a5 bales; middling l41hc.
CHARLOTTE. November 1.--sales today 2lo
bales; mtddliug 141k, low mlddling il, good ofdl-
nary l3h
COLUMBUS, November 1.-our market 1rm;
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The Charleston Market.

IPoR THE WEEK ENDING NOVEMBER 81
TIE caoPs.-The season for the past week has
been, 10 all respects, uneXceptionable for develop
log and securing cotton. The weather has been
dry and almost Of summer heat during part Of
She day, and has display ed every feature that
could be desired for maturing the plant and har
f1esting It's product. With q moderate continu-
aSe Of such favorable conditions he best results
mIghs be expected, were 1t not for the low price,
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dlings 14a14xc, Sales 900 bales. Receipts t74
bales Shipments $50 bales. ,,..ss iri..f
MONTGOMERY, November 1.-Cotton quiet and.
little demand. Low middling 14xc.; u ,.,,.s ;,
SELMA, October 31.-Sales $50 bales. Low mid
ding 14hc. There has been fair demand. Mar
ket firm, =i
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xew York Rice Market.

From the Daily Bulletin, November /: The de.
mand is without Improvement, and the market
ton. sellers are working or job lots to the trade,
and In this way we learn OF about so tcs Carofna
at 7a7Xc. Foreign is neglected ~.
From the Journal Of Commerce:. Rice remains
du and prices nomiral. Holders are free sellers,
but do not find many buyers. We quote Carolina
at 7a7isc, and Rangoon at 6Aa7c.
From the Times: Rice has been dull and heavy,
as previously quoted. Stock 1850 casks Carolina,
and 1900 bags Rangoon.
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octGS
- GEORGETOWN STEAM PACKET.

The Steamer EMILE, Captain C. .aE@A
c. White, will receive Freight at sgeedlff52s
Commercial Wharf, every SATURDAY and WE'D
NEsDAY, and leave each port as follows:
Charleston, SUNDAY and "WEDNESDAY NIaHT at
10 O'Clock.
Georgetown, TUESDAY and FRIDAY MORNING at
O'Clock.
On SATURDAY River Freight will be received for
Keth6ed and Weymouth Mills, and on WEDfEs-
DAY for Brookgreen and WaVerly Mills.
For engagements apply to
SHACKELF0RD i KELLY,
oct22-1mf Boyce's Wharf,
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Passengers.

Per steamship South Carolina, ior New York
DR. Dickson, Jr. Il Rogers, Snyder, A Carter,
A Merritt, W Phillip, Fl Rose, G U Trumbo, D
A Nix, and P G Hasel
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LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.

SEA ISLAND CeTToN.-The arrivals have been
fair say 337 bags OF sea islands and Floridas for
the week, agaius. $50 bags last season. There has
been rather more inquiry for good medium grades
of Carolina, while other kinds are somewhat neg
lected. The sales have been about 100 bags, among
which were, say OF Carollnas at 4s; at so; Q at
IS; at So; % at so; at eS; at IS; at e7; at
70; 1t T5 and Of Floridas bags at 40 cts . h.
Caronas may be quoted at SS@45c Q lb for COM
mon; 1906 for medium; 55@e5 for good TO fine,
and 7o@s5c 3 tb and upwards for fine to choice.
RIcE.-Carolina rough has come forward In
good supply, the arrivals amounting to about IS,
600 bushels for the week. The market has eXh1b-
it,d steadily recedlng character. The transac'
tions for the week have been about 600 tlerces Of
clean Carolina among which were IS tierces at
&c p ID; l55 at sHc; A at CSC; 125 at 5xc; 50 at
SIC p ID. We quote fair clean Carolina at 6@5Hc;
good 5h@5Hc p ID.
NAVAL SToREs-The receipts have been moder
rate, with light transactions A few sales Of spir.
its turpentine took place at as@ssc p gallon; ss
bbls extra No. rosln at So IS; IT do at 81 70; 1eo
bbls No at 81 so; II bbls low pale at 50; 1s4 bbs
low No and No 2 at 81 40 . bbl.
HAY.-The supplies have been limited to ae-ut
800 bsles Of Eastern qualities which was sold from
the wharf at 81 10 p hundred, on lime.
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Exports OF Cotton and Rice
from the Port OF Charleston. from Sep
tembcr to November 3, 1870.
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Chipping.

T OR Ii E r 90 l.. ms
The frst-class British Ship J. c. B0YH. a
TON, Captain A. Waycott, having her bal ~
| ,st freight on board, s ready to receive cargo,
and will sail with dispatch for the above port.
For balance Of Freight engagement, apply TO
nov2 HENRY CARD, Agent.
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sAyANNAE AND cHARLssroN RAILROAD.

"a bales cotton, Sll bushels rough rice, 2 cars
lumber, l30 cords wood, bags peas corn, ground.
nuts, &c. To A II Mauldlu, H Klatte & co. Stoney
l. Lowndes, w O Courtney IL co, ] Colcock d en-,
Reeder X Davis, C Sanders, Pelzer, Rodgers Il
CO. HopKi"s, Mcpherson & co, Fripp & May, Wag-
ener Il Murdaugh, Gsilard, Wiley co, W
& CO. W N Lawton, Fraser & Dill, r Priugle
Sun, c Gsdsden, Ferguson, and Rail- DAD
Agent
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Receipts by Railroad. November 3.

,' SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.
1712 bales cotton 10 bales goods, l6o bhls nour,
400 sacks oats, Al bbls naval stores. To Railroad
Agent and others.
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.
24G hales upland and bag sea island cotton, 81
bbls naval s,ol es, cars lumber, 1876 bushels rice,
tobacco potatoes, mdse, &c. To G " Williams d.
co. Frost & Adger, Graeser d Smith. MoWry
Son, q W Witte, W K Ryan, T Smith, Az Sail,
Bee co, II Klatte Il CO, Rav.nel 4 co, Caldwell
Son. Reeder d Davis Wilcox, Gibbs co, Dow,
ling co. Sloan l. Seignious. Bschon co,
SemIen & co. Claclus Witte, G Hasell, Wieters,
lard 4 Minott. Kinsman q Howell, W Chafee d
CO. Ingraham 4 Son, Lossey. B Mollnd.
Quackenbush. A Comm, w Fl Welsh, wen
mann, w NJ Cross Pringle l. Son, W Courtney
E yelling, D c Ebaugh, Railroad Agent and
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The arrivals Of cotton at the principal Southern
markets from October 2S to November 2 1870, as
reported by telegraph, have been as foHows.
This includes all points but overland:
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The receipts for the corresponding week last
year were $3.50 bales.
The stock of the article in sight at the latest
dates was as folloWS:i
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(. EorR-We have deducted 1rom New Orleans
1908 bales uplands, from Mobile 10 bales, from
Savannah 100 bags sea island and sss bales up
land. ana from Charleston 2s3 bags seaisland and
524 bales upland-the quantities received at those
ports from Mobile, Florida. Texas and Savannah.
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Exports.
NEW YoRK-Per steamship South Carolna-161
bags sea island cotton, 1701 bales upland cotton,
go terces rice, 40 bbls nour Is packages paper,
IS bales domestics, 81 bales hides and leather.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-11
HORSE AND C4RRIAGE MARKET.
NRw-YORK. Thursday. Nov. 10. IL

NgwYoRK Thursday. Nov. 10. 1870
There was to-day no notable change in the
Horss Market which continued moderately active a. re-
CARDS the sale OF railroad and work horses
The supply Il equal b. all requirements OF the trade.
and q rule prices are low. 80, -,
sales az fine carrlac horses st scarce nj
though there Is no lack Of inquiries for stylish ana Wen
matched teams but, somehow or other buyers VINO aI-
pear i'm the market seem either not to have made up
their minds exactly what kind Of horses they want or
the other hand have not consulted their packets MS W
the prices they willing and able Ia pay ana D
posed to sell at small profits and there Is no question o'
that good horses at present be bought IN the
York market cheap If not cheaper than IN The country
this fact being clearly demonstrated by tie appearance
in the Bulls Head Market OF specuatos from the coun
try buying for out-OftOwn trade .
The regular sale at the horse aud carriage brangn OF
Messrs Johnston Van Tassells auction house WILL NJ
usual take place ut Nos l13 and ia East Thrteeuthst
tomorrow (fTidayl, 18th inst, Mt - O'Clock.
From the carnage repositories we learn that business
ia satisfactory but have special features TO report
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nrFpAJo CATTLE MARKFr-yo, 10.

BITFPALO CATTLE MARKFr-Nov 10 -.
Ce-Rep Light; 3R carloads received gsirs ~,
am, d,y Ere VII ch destroyed the house Of the
Central Railroad this morning. nterferei sm'Ehst with the
tle although the traffic snail lpnCes did not de-
line, sales lsl Kentucky steers averaging from no
t6 N Al ~ 81 gs head Indiana avsgas from 1l23
38 n &C asa IS 70 20 Canada 81 50G+5; 95
averaging lt2 H. at IS sheepyery Little doing fnl
lower than al the close II last lweek Hogs active
and the Pail opening; Extra selling
80 ~ IS. The market for u . week is about closed
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u,r STOCK MARKETS.

TnRspAv Nov OWere for the very heavy snppv Of dressed
l. @ te wsiisi being q the sre,t qust, to
eng There better feeling IN hog' and cattle but the poor
av; s7car, wechsreu lundrea,
81 Comunp'w tie latter for tolnorrow ira and "
srT,I .. ill., At Onch1 st. with huyers trsde
~ Dali Of Aleaanler oe ar, bed for 70 morrow 5
e u prov 20 Itlo, o i2ic p The for
@ t'. s En- % IN ~ a. '' not q isei I 1i'
g cSt Indiana s'eeIs were mostly holding Few tops
W. r a ,e Weeawkea where y Morris had % and
y - Co. r re quite diversity Of opinion regarding the
sr .i l most Of th.n laid II al about g. While others
- , @ &c s s'e1:hg 1RGa' g. Inc ,'oA "a, A. s
. = M ~, 80 an, n ~ sttI1 5, crt AZ a. -
s" T. Dali ~ las Illinois s.e-rs, esI, al Re- and III COMMON
% % n s, 53 y E SsI s,efr ia y Sa s at e, = @ p
7 AMI 81 m 4 cwt Texans bali at &c. AMI tine otie half at se
C. ist nd rlal,s lois sio gcn Market IS
% AZ ,ce d and af B 1T5's01 County unit r.
,tr FctyegL Hu au Lidor so1 ~ grass calves At
calves no q Lei some Oers " loOaiS' d. coarse
,sasTs supply !. heavy todsyi 70 s'5' 3.
> !, t ~ zen ara 'Sli. i W. s, p5 not
.h r from e4 or for such a. weir . ,G Eg o io5 ss
T. ~, s , ss 81 10 .sIl oo 49, ,5ee e q, spJ
1'rcr Inca. 10, some -eusnd for fat lambs ,, N,
40 FOG i, who're was most Of The tr'ae Of TO-DAY Hume
. 1901 M TO- ia ana 25 Canals, i0ss n cossb ii i3c Also
.-1' o. 5 SO Cic Clnaias H. &C do o. ~ lac
a. gyl' r. " and te Of 90 n IN Os at &C. ooe -,
- d. ti s. ,snadas Is roarh STE Sc
. Of 49, o. o. lambs l Canslss o D. at 7.e 2OO do o.. D.
- 81. o. 3. d u II, 7sc and IS Of - 10 Al &C. .
Msv f s a. Ono sheep Of 20 h. aa1 632 Indiana % =, al
peg si d. al &C.; ~ ONO lambs ~ 10, at &c, aud ~
,se, Ne etcr up about q thin ca H.
Ho.- today: Comnuupsw weehavsen and 5
=, ,ao,i bot, for live and dressed hg We i've q &c
= or ii Vie for 100 n dow and lo for 40 70 dovr
sra- aa lighter Fs at o!e Sale: Of 1--we FOuett
S.rs.' J-, al l99 'erg AT OHIO hogs of %. &c
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

i'vD'N ''r i0-ll: uCOnsos opened o.! dq5i fr both
uoar sul t cuuL American securities quiet L. s. Ive-Twe1tJ
t,ss l61 %. 1905 old 8t 1901. 9Ol; Territories 80
bic 1's5y shares -, Illinois Ceutrsl l2i Atlantic and
-eas Western ~
LIvEErooi. Nov lo-ll:o m-COton opened dull hliHng
I ..l1is. ~ n.lil ug Orleans 95d
LoNpoS Ny lp:5 m-COno 90 for both money and the
Q American securities quiet Stocks dull
SDy. To- J. mNOtOR-IenduC down and
a Prime Mess. Lard,
Tl,pv - o per Fine Resin frner.
.s.v lJ4. n.-COnsos olo-e e9 FOR money and
que FyeTweutes Of lS1 B9. 1905
u.s. pa Ten Fortiss ~ Kailssy stocs quet Enc, 9 Limos
l-lifll lI-,. Atlantic and Great Western, %
LvKRP,6 Nov l-4.3Jp closed trmer; Middlng Up
MIug Orleans, s,dJid sales Of the dsy, lOOJJ bales
flre export speculation Refined Petroleum, / u
1sDoN Nov lD3JO m-Talow Gmer Refined Petroleum G.
e
v3ay i0he Official report Of the Directors Of the Bank
a the Of specie II vau hA increased IL 200
A Lie. s<r. %!
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RECEIPTS OLE PRODTCE.

Pr North kiuer, Vessels. RgiiTOads
N's is - Ase, pkg BesSGI 3sll bales Cotton p 20
F I"- 81 To. hush Wheat 1880 bush
80 Lush Iai 8ti bash Barley 6 bush Grass Seed 80 hush
80 - Dds Corn Neil 70 bag Com Meal 10 pkgs Butslesi
l p hH t1s In pigs Beef IL pkgs Cui Mes % pigs
ftr 80 ss Ld % pgS So pkgs pkg.
il- lob. Esss q pkgS TaOw, 5JlA Lard OIL, pkg
ST tut - ns Whsky $50 bales Wool 81 bales Hop, 81
zee Lea Hides si9 bids Hides 50 hhds Tobacco II pigs To-
10 - ts ~ slabs sTeter. $500 pigs Starch g bills
1.sa ID d. 30 ....s BEOUm Corn. sc b0lS ROlu.
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no. s.. q, ne for Long psea Hcys In den,nt sf
= sruer quiet Of stock sales rs hbS and ts
- FOR i3i0iS for CtI l4c for fair 70 prime s.m o'
ure syer the market higher sales Of 500 tos January i'i'
snAg 49, DO az lJle
BrrTsR-Tie demand IL exceedingly Hight and ooHanel to sooce
r.r~els medium grades neglected We quote an
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