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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-11-02
BRAlNARD'S MUSICAL WORLD !

The Musical World is indispensable to eyerv
teacher, student, amateur, singer pianist or
inter e>ted in music, and is pronounced by q nroni
nent Eastern journal, "7'he d6lest and most suc-
CesTut j0nrndlin america )" The MUSICAL Wo1I1
is the Oldest and largest musical monthly published
in this Country. Each number contains thirtv-six
large quarto pages, sixteen of which consist of
American and European composers.
The music aloue, given in this magazine during
one year, would cost in regular sheet form over
$4,000. Karl MerZ. the editor, is acknowledged one
OF the foremost American musical writer's.
Each number gives II the important musical ne W.
from all parts of the world, reviews of the late and
best music and music books, interesting editorial
person who subscribe for this magazine during
November will receive the November and Del ember
numbers free. Terms 81 so per year. -.. ...
choice OF premiums is offered for ten cents
more than the yearly subscription, making SLIGO for
both subscription md premium. The premiums are
as follows:
No l, Song Gift-A collection of popular and
bea tful songs. = -
No. 2, Sacred Gift-sacred quartettes BY the best
composers. -
No. 3, Piano Git-Popular pieces of moderate
difficulty. --0-,' N"
No. 4, Artists Gift-Piauo music for more aa-
vanced PLAYERS.
No. 5, Musical Hints for the MilIion-Bv Kar,
Merz. -
The Ausicaz World is published bys. Brainard,s
Sons q veland, hicago and Cincinnati ANY per-
may cal upon the gent, notify the agent by
postal card or otherwise to call upon thee: with
sample copies of the magazine and premiums. for
examination. SOLE agent for the city of st. Paul:
LAUR<W. HALL, Teacher Of Piano,
.'r..''. .t." "a Douglas street, St. Paul.
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Janauschek III "Iary Stuart" and "De-
DOrah.''

The two entertainments given by Madame
Janauschek yesterday afternoon and last even
ing attracted a large number of people to the
Opera House. At the matinee the drama of
Mary Stuart was produced in d manner that
drew from the audience many marks of appre-
citation. Her rendition of the tragic character
was simply incompatible. The portrayal of
| the role of Deborah in the evening was most
| artistic one. The passions depicted were most
vivid, and fully enlisted the sympathes of the
| audience. Tho scene at the close of the third
| act provoked hearty call before the curtain,
while the curse scene, for dramatic intensity,
has seldom been equalled upon the stage. 1t is
| to be regretted that our citizens have had so
slight an opportunity to hear this distinguished
| artlste at the present time.
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COnley's New Rur1eSuue.

On Monday evening, tomorrow the new
burlesque, "Piono5ore," arranged by Mr.. J. W.
Mac, stage manager of Conley's Varieties, will
be presented to the public for the first time.
Great preparations have been made to produce
this laughablc burlesque in the best possible
manner. 1t includes the entire troupe, and
promises to be the event of the season. Mr..
and Mrs. Shepard with their Irish specialties,
and Haley Bros, song-and- dance men, will add
to the jollity of the occasion.
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Tho choice of Body Brussel Tapestry and
extra super carpets at VIM. L. Andersons car
pet hall, is far ahead Of any in the city, and
from the business that this house has done for
the past month it is evident that Mr.. Ander-
sons endeavors have been appreciated. Parties
buying should pay Mr.. Anderson visit, and
they will find it to their advantage. This
house is the only one in st. Paul that gives
perfect satisfaction in laying and fitting car
pets, which fact is now pretty generally known.
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farmer, and aside from the damage to the har-
ness no harm was done.


ness no harm was done.
An interesting letter was received by County
Treasurer Rice yesterday, from tho Indian
brave Falmouth, head chief of the hitherto
turbulent tribe of Pilager Indians, located at
Leech Lake. After expressing himself in the
most endearing terms to bis old friend, Flat
mouth assures MIR. Rice that his people have
settled down for good, and have commenced to
live like white people," The Chief also
speaks highly of Mr.. Ruffee, the new agent at
Leech Greek, and says that he expects great
good to result from the presence of the FREUD.
ly white man. Bishop Whipple has succeeded
in establishing church at Leech Creek, the
first successful effort of the many experiments
made in this direction ever accomplished. The
agency is now protected by splendid police
force,
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Real Lace Barbes and Jabots,
And all the novelties in Laces for neck wea,
now on sale in great variety at the
New YORK Bazaar,
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Evening Glasses at the St. Paul Business
College.

Commencing at o'clock at the St. Paul
Business college, corner Third and Jackson.
Remember this college has the confidence of
the business community, and shows complete
record by endorsements from the most numer-
GUS and highest sources. Has received fifteen
highest prizes for superiority in everything
that is valuable to a business college. Young
men should enter now and get the full benefit
of the evening course. Charges moderate in
comparison to advantages and benefits re-
ceived.
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Here's the Articles for Winter.

Fine scarlet. and white merino and ali wool
undershirts and drawers, made to order in the
most substantial manner, and Shetland grey
socks, are specialties with Dewey & Koehler
80 East Third street.
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Illustrated Books of Art.
large and choice collection.

very large and choice collection.
Drawing Studies, Engravings and Pictures.
Artists Materials Of all kinds, such as Tube
paints, Water Colors, moist and hard, in cakes,
pans and boxes. Crayon and drawing papers.
Sketch books, various sizes. Canvas. Palettes.
brushes, &C., &C., at Sherwood. Hough's, corner
WabashaW and Third street.
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The Flace to Go for Real Bargains, the
Ladies' Say, is.

Where everybody goes, of course, and that is
to the 50 cent store. 1t is perfect crowd all
day long, and the great attraction is the new
and splendid stock of goods; ladies' underwear
of all kinds, and so cheap. Felt skirts at your
own price, worsted goods of ever description,
gloves and mitts, kid and wooden; Japanese
ware: entirely new patterns silver plated ware,
just as good, and rs per cent. cheaper than can
be bought elsewhere. Immense line of dolls,
really beautiful and ve1y cheap; toys, games,
books, etc., the largest stock in the city; cut
glass ware, etc, etc. Everything is new, fresh
and bright, and all goods are first class. You
can always save from Is to so per cent. by pur-
chasing at the 90 cent store.
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The Rush Still Continued

For our celebrated Jouvin Kids, (every pair
warranted.) Three buttons, all colors, $1OO;
six buttons, all colors, $1.75; ten buttons, all
colors, 1926. New YORK Bazaar.
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LithOgrams, Kilograms.
Jacobs Patent, the genuine. for sale at
Hough's book store A. P. Connolly. State
agent
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Judging from the immense number of stoves
being turned out by Wolterstorff & Moritz, l2l
East Seventh street, one would infer that their
stock was the best to select from. Try them
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10 give tone to the stomach and stimulate
digestion, there is nothing like Reeds Gilt
Edge Tonic.
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Hoods and Jackets.

Splendid assortment Of Hand Knit Zephyr
Hoods, Goats and Jackets, at the 80 Cent Store.
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Chicago, Milwaukee s. St. Paul Railway tt
Everybody.

The society Of the Army Of the Tennessee
meets in Chicago, November 18th. Gen.
Grants reception occurs the same date, and ex-
cursion tickets will be sold to Chicago and re-
turn from all stations at sixty (60) per cent of
full fair tickets, good from the 10Th to the
18th inclusive. The limit is made this long to
afford the public an opportunity of attending
the Fat Stock show to be held in Chicago at
that time. A. V. II. CARPENTER
General Ticket and Passenger Agent.
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FIVE CENTS A LINE
The GLOBE WANT and Employ,
melt Bureau.

Advertisements In this column are published
1t Ave cents . line each insertion, but ii
order to prove tho efficiency Of the GLOBE ~
IN advertising medium, and also to aid the
unemployed, we will publish for twenty-five
cents, . three-line advertisement, Of 6ituA.
lions Wanted and Situations offered, and con.
tinue tho advertisement until tho object sought
for IL accomplished. For twenty-five cents,
tho man out Of work can advertise for situa-
ton until he finds ono.
Each line over the three, to cost Eve cents
Der line each insertion.
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ClOakS. C1Oaks. ClOakS.

Dolmans! Dolmans!! Circulars Circulars !!
listers! Ulsters!! Ulsters!! The largest stock
in the city, at popular prices. at the
New YORK BAZAAR,
Southeast Cor. Seventh and jackson Sis.
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WANTED-Situation in store, grocery preferred
w Understand the business. Not afraid to work.
Address R. A. Il this Office o6a.
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WANTED-By young man, position us assistant
w book-keeper in o store Office. Good pen
man. Reference furnished. Address M. JAMES,
this Office. oso.
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PERSONAL.
Farms tor Sale
l6O acres IN jackson county, Minnesota.
100 acres in Meeker county. Minnesota.
l4O acres In Isanu county, Minnesota.
10 acres In Todd county, Minnesota.

~ acres IN Douglas county, Minnesota.
W acres in Houston county, Mnnesots.
The above is al choice farming lands, which We
VIII sell At low price for cash, part cash and bal
ance on time with approved security. For descrip-
PAUL HARVESTER Works, St. Paul, MINI.
84-6AVs
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WASTED-Work i'll private family, as coach
" man, groom and generally ugeful; can milk.
also handy with carpenter1Dg tools Good refer.
ences. c. B., this Office ga.
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WANTED-Situation meat cutter in some first
w class market. Can keep the accounts, also.
Address, MEAT CUTTER, GLOBE Office Mime
apolis. oes*
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by an experienced bar
Y! keeper night clerk in hotel: first. class
apois. os14
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WANTED-Employment by young married man..
w GOOD penman. Quick at figures. Best CITY
references. Address, Ned Warren, GLOBE office. ri
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-11-02

NIANTED-Buyers for the celebrated Emerson.
w Fisher Co.'S Buggies, Carriages, Phaetons
and Spring Wagons. Edward Mckinney. wabsshaw
street is sole agent for st. Paul and SURROUNDINGS
country. All correspondence promptly answered
and work fully warranted. Al CREIGH,
lSS General Salesman.
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WANTED-Place to take care of horses and worl,
" about house, OF. any light work. Address .
- n LulS OInCe. $50.
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A Co HETENT nurse wishes employment. Can
a give good references. Good satisfaction. No
1t st. Paul street. Nj. J. HARRISON o8l#
A YOUNG lady who has taught school 7 years, de-
"A slres situation as copyist, sales lady, teacher
or correspondent. Address Miss Mary L. Grogan. 81
Gsst r ourln street. 259*
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Females

WANTED-Ry lady who can furnish excellent
w references, position as housekeeper or at
tendant to an invalid person. Apply to or address E.
Chase, secretary Relief society," 81 Robert street.
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WANIED-By competent dressmaker, cutter and
w litter, a few more engagements by the day in
private families. Apply Seventh and Jackson,
over Aliens drug store 282.
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1O TEL FOR SALE-One of the best paying
LII hotels III this State, well advertised and very
popular Lease, furniture and good will, for sale at
bargain. Address box h66. P. O., st Paul 1861
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HORSES CARRIAGES &c.

NAMILY HORSE-Good family horse for sale.
l. CAL on or address G. F. MAILER, at Iugersou
& Co.'s, Bridge Square. oa5s
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WANTED Situation by young man, German,
w to take care of private team. References il
required. Address 70, GLOBE Office. 23..
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In tho Country,
: -
PAINTING.

SIRANGER-1fy you want any good farming land
~ write to or inquire Of LEONARD B. HODGES
st. Paul MINI. 31-dsw
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SlNGLE gentlemen find first class board and
~ elegantly furnished rooms, at 81 50 per week
with baths rooms, hot and cold water by applying at
sn1s ONCE. 259*
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WANTED.

WIANTED-20 Good Carpenters, Immediately.
w Wages, S2.25. Apply to J. M. COOLEY, West
st. Paul. 'ta ~ ... 292
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FOR SALE.

E'OR sALE-A large stock of boots and shoes at
+ and below cost. Store and fixtures for rent
NO. 10 Jackson street. 29O-96
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EOR sALE-An upright Piano, almost new; very
4 cheap for cash Address, ':PIANO," this Of
nee. 1894
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SITUATIONS WANTED...Mai,

WANTED-By young man who can furnish
w good references, place to work in machine
shop. Address A., this Office. 300
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S1TUATION WANTED-By frst-class Candy
- Maker one who is willing to work Address
J. W. M l., this Office. 2se*
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WANTED-Situetio ton by young man who is will
'! ing to work very reasonably about house, store
and office. Desires to have some time to study.
Address j. W. S., care Y. NJ. G. A. 29l
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TO RENT-Rooms.

HlOR RENT Two unfinished rooms AppIy 3
Il 1925 Walnut street, corner Fort street 283.92
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-18

New ioRE, November l7.-Cotton steady
at l2hal2kc; futures firm. Flour Quiet.
Eeceipt9, 1900 barrels; superfue western and
Stats S 1Oa5 so; common to good Is 5Oa
IS; good to choice, S s0a7 IS; white wheat
extra, SOa6 25; extra Ohio, S. 6Oa7 so; St.
Louis s. 50as 90; Minnesota patent, s. OOas IS.
Wheat-Quieti receipts, $4,000 bushels; un.
graded spnng 81 9ial IS: No. 8 spring,
u 2oal 80; No. 2 81 331IaI SAX: ungraded
winter red 81 gal 43; No. 9 81 43lSaI az /.
No. !, 81 AZ; steamer, No. 2 81 40; mixed
winter, 81 50; ungraded amber 81 SEAL Al :
No, amber, 81 42Nal 43; No. /, 81 4iH
NO. white 81 80; No. do sales 50, 600 bushels
at 81 42Hal 43h; No. red November,
sales 50, 600 bushels Of 81 435Ial 44it; Docem.
Der sales 2Oa, 900 bushels at 81 45Xal AZ.
january, sales l2S,0O0 bushels at 81 4SLal 50.
Rye-Firmer; western SsaS9c. Corn-Weak:
receipts, $500 bushels; ungraded 6OAa6OI <c:
No. 561a5Ic; steamer 6SIta59c; No. Q, Goa
6O<c; No. . November Coo bid; GOiSO asked
December, elGc bid; 6lac asked, Oats In
fair demand; receipts 5000 bushels; west.
ern mixed AJ5a41ci white western ieaISc.
hay firm at SOa55c. Hops-Good demand
and full pm n. Codee-Dull and unchanged.
Sugar quiet and 6s~, tair TO good refined
sMaOhc. MOlGSes scarce and nominal.
Riee-SteAdy. Resin at 81 Coal 60. Eggs
Easier; western, lsa9lc. Po;k weak;
mess $ll l2Iall S7H. Beef f. Demand
active. Cut meats firm; long clear, 8Ic;
short clear, SIC. Lard easier; prime
steam 81 IS, Butter dull; western, lSa3Sc
Cheese quiet; western, salSc, Whisky firm
81 Is bid 81 II asked.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-18
okolORa (Il.,.l southern stats. lD.n.l.

OkoloHa Mss Southern STATES (Dtm.).
Won't our Confederate Congressman
wax il to the Yanks this winter, though {?
Y.i.i-ti.i.i.i.i.p!
The Confederate Brigadiers, by and with
the help OF the dauntless Northern De-
mocracy, will rout the RadicSls in 1880;
And Hayes and his herd OF fraudulent
followers will cut sticks and kite out OF
power, like Tom beating tan.bark.
There is 20 one who can take the place
Of brave Old ZaCh.-SiGtgrt En-.
That's grand good nevsl
You see, Old Zach managed the SKI
Steal in 1876
And, now that he has gone othe bar Of
God 10 answer for that acuursed crime,
there Is nobody 10 take his place aud
perjure US out oil President In 1880.
The guests OF the Sharon reception To
Gen. Grant behaved like parcel Of pigs.
Tbey-the men-scruged around the
tables, pushing and fighting for the
yIctuals and guEzlInEdoyl the champagne
by the bottle.-EI. " 80
We have heretofore remarked that only
the lowest OF our low population have
/ given the Grant boom aholst.
Wherever you find
A bug.iuise this:,
! desperate Of whatever prsdileStiOn,
4 gilded mud.sill, or
An upprincipled place heggar,
YoH viii And follower Of Grant.
Let the reasonable league known a
the Grand Army OF tho Republic b
watched.
i q made up ctalI the most
Ruffianly,
4 Lawless, and
| Vicious
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-18
LAST SATURDAYS STEAMSHIP Ex,
PORTS TO EUROPE.


Oysters, Potatoes, Apples aud Cranber.
ries for the English MarAet-More Cat.
tie and Fresh Ment.
n. Y. BuIeua Of yesterday.
The fleet Of transatlantic steamers
which cleared from here on Saturday for
various ports in Great Britain and the Con-
tinent comprised six Irregular" vessels, in
addition to several outsiders. The cargo
lists were full and diversified, and includ.
ed the usual miscellaneous assortment OF
grain, provisions, cattle, fresh meat, hard
ware, dry goods, &C., in addition to sew
eral consignments of oysters, potatoes,
apples and cranberries. The export OF
fruits and vegetables is comparatively a
new enterprise, but 1t seems to be
meeting with some degree Of sue.
cess, judging by the favor with
which the articles are received on the
other. side, The live stock shipments
were not heavy, but still were rather
above the average at this season OF the
year, there being two lots amounting to
800 head OF cattle for the London market.
The consignments OF fresh meat were l0C
tons for London aSd 2,l77 quarters beef,
and 500 carcasses sheep for Glasgow. The
movement Of staple commodities to the
United Kingdom by steam during the
past week aggregated about as follows:
205, 400 bush wheat, 40,500 bush corn, s..
900 barrels and 1890 sacks -four, $3.50
boxes cheese, 1900 boxes bacon, l05OC
bales cotton, and $500 pkgs butter. The
chief items on most OF Saturdays cargo
lists were as follows:
City OF Berlin, for Liverpool: 3,4Sl
boxes bacon, 1855 boxes cheese, 1907
pkgs butter, I'LL bales cotton, LII sacks
-four, 8l5 sacks oatmeal, so hhds provi.
sions, 30 racks lard, sos bbls potatoes, 955
do oysters, so do cranberries, 2,l5l do ap-
pies, 9S cs tob, 100 cs canned goods, Oil
tics pork, % ties beef, l73 bbls tallow, 200
bxS soap, 100 tons fresh meat.
France, for London: 10000 bush wheat,
1853 bxs cheese, 975 bbls and 3,l97 sacks
flour, 1000 pkgs starch. 336 bales hops,
81 ties provisions, 81 bbls tongues, 100 ties
lard, 1850 cases canned goods, 81 bbls po-
taloes, 10 halt do apples, lao bags cloYer
seed, 240 head cattle.
Anchoria, for Glasgow: $500 bush
wheat, 1902 bush corn, 1890 do peas,
500 bbls and Il, 900 sacks flour, 700 bxs ba.
con, 200 do cheese, 100 pkgs butter, 300
ties beef, 1870 bbls port, zoo pkgs lard,
2ll 9s fresh beef and 500 carcasses fresh
beef..
Victoria, for London: $4,000 bu wheat,
200 bxs bacon, $3.50 bxs cheese, $500
sacks -four, 1900 sacks oatmeal, 1000 pkgs
lard, els ties beef, 1877 pigs butter, 265
bbls pork, 500 bgs clover seed, 90 head
Lena, for Bristol: 10000 bush wheat
1000 sacks -four, $50 bxs bacon, go pkga
tallow; 100 tons oil meal, 10 bhls and ID
hi bbls oysters, $50 pigs butter, 1880 bxs
cheese, Is tons stearine, 557 bags oil cake
Neckar, for Bremen: 700 bales cotton,
100 hhds, 1000 cases and 1887 bales to.
bacco, 500 tics lard, 800 bags clover seed
200 bbls syrup, 100 bbls beef, 80 bbls tai.
low, 500 cases corn meal, 100 bbls shoe
pegs, 100 tons sundriea.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-18

When q board Of eminent physicians
and chemists announced the discovery
that by combining some we'll known val.
liable remedies, the most wonderful med
icine was produced, which would cure
such q wide range OF diseases that most
all other remedies could be dispensed
with, many were skeptical; but proof OF
its merits by actual trial has dispelled all
doubt, and to-day the discoyerers Of that
great medicine, Bop Bitters, are honored
and blessed by al as heneiactoEs.
For sale by Laughlin Bros. L Co.,
wholesale druggists, Wheeling W. Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-18

PHILADELPHIA. November II. - Flour
Firmer; western extra, IS 25a5 SIX; Min.
nesota extra family. good 60 IS; choice 50 50;
Minnesota patent 81 5Oas Is. Rye flour nm.
changed. Wheat quiet; No. 2 red, elevator,
81 q; western rejected 81 IS; No. 2 red, Spot
and November, 81 10 bid, 81 ~ asked; be,
cember 81 - bid, 81 AK asked; January
81 46 bid, 81 4S asked. Corn strong; old low
mixed, track, 56a561Ic; high mixed, track,
57a5sc; new western mixed, track, 62aSlc:
sail, mixed spot, November and December
Sc bid $50 asked; January 67JSc bid; Soc
asked. Oats firm; rejected 400; mixed 4Oa
40I4c; white 42aI4c. Provisions in fair de.
mald. Mess beef Sl2 80. Mess pork $l2 0Oa
y So Smoked hams aXalOIIc; plCEled 81
SIC, Lard 3lza72sc. Butter weak; creamery
extra S5aS6c: New York and Bradford county,
Pa, extra 31aS4c; Western Reserve extfa
26a@sci good to choice ?la25c. Eggs dull and
l?hal6c; good l2c Whisky Armi western
at 81 u,