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IL Your Hair Falling or Turning
0rayp

London Heir Co:or Re-toser," the
most cIrsnly aud delightful sriicle ever in
troduced To the American people. II b
totally difi-rn, fron all Others, NOT stick
ct gumuy, and irer frum ali impure ingr
lirn,s IN 4; r~nd-r Misty o,he: rr~psrsi,ns'
nbnos ious. II ,aiekers thin ha'r. r..sore'
gray hair, gives il nee lite. cures d.ndro6
cau-ing the hair to Rros where il hss fsll<s
OF OF become Thin, doea not soil OF stair
anything. and is 70 perfectly and elegantly
prepared % To make il lssting hair drsas-
ing md toilet luxury. London Hair Colo
Restore: 10 ami. bv sil druggists at Is cent
hostile, or siX bottles ior "a. trincipa
Depot for United States, 800 North Sixil
street, Philadelphia.
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An old Baltimore negro Who had emf.
sssted ~ Iib~ris yean ago, ordered a
asaeiisy ri DR. BALI. Cong" sy'nP 'short
loe ego, st,sinG shsf although Coughs and
Cslls ssre not frequess IN Africa he would
not iike 70 be without il IL bic family.
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lore tAo1 URINARY spirit.
IL 6edslia iolks ARE making sxtenaise
DssPasasioas 10 essestssa the pre~ gang
which vill sasnble there on Asy llih.
Several extra barrels Of old rye have been
ordesed, and The isd,cstions are that the
accession sill b one Of more than ordinary
apirie.-Jeplsa Heyald.
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Married.

In Sedaiis, Mo-, May I'd, 1889. BY the
Rev. ID. T. Sortsell. Mr.. Geo. 7. Hard
castle, of New York, 10 Mrs. Adelside
Hsrdcssiie, Of Sedaiis.
New York, Baltimore sndst. Louis Pspers
please copy.
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Died

Al the Ilgen houAe. u ten o'clock this
morning. OF meaa:e-. Lincoln. son Of NJ.
end Mrs. J. w. Ssnd., OF Washington, D.
C., aged three years and ten months.
Mr.. SENDS and her child vers here o.
q visit To her sitter, Mn. Travia. vile Of
Conductor Travis, Of the n. X. & T. rail
road. Mr. Sands. sho i IN Wsshingtoa.
has been telegraphed, and vill assivs tn
morros afternoon, when the ss0aias vill
Be taken to Leavenworth, on the 40 train
70: burisl. The ssrsieea Of the episcopal
church vill he conducted at tn Rooms ol
Mr.. and Mn. Travis u $40 p. .. to
morrcV.
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Sensible Canadian.

Mr. 0adbois. Of Rockville. Canadian,
,f,er bring eurrd BY the u.e Of Warner
safe Pile aud Safe Hitter, Of . ps"s.ra
ling mslssiai di.e>se contracted 10 Texas
writes 10 us Il shall yer trsvel in tbs,
climate without your Safe Pills sad Ssis
Tonic - part Of nv ou,6i.
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Verdict Of tho Coroner's Jary.
At an adjourned meeting Of the coroner's
Jury in the csse of John Roger. held At
the Office Of Dr. Jones At THREE o'clock this
afternoon, the following verdict was rem
dcred:
We. the jury find that John Goeers came
to nis death by being run over by IN eK-
preas train, pulled By locomotive No. l0I.
on the Missouri P.ciRc railroad. AID that
said road or its employees are in uoviae
responsible for the death Of said John
Roger.
F. Fl. POLLARD,
JAMES KELLY.
E Il. BrRRowks.
JOHN d RUSSELL,
Jos HILLls.
]. West GOODWIN,
Foreman
il has been pretty definitely aacertained
that the deceased VS. At the Farm" on
the 18th ult and At the time considerably
intoxicated. He left there about four
o'clock, in company With = companion.
i.ri from iha, tine on. nothing could he
lear I'd regarding b = whereshou,s.
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900 and 2llOhiO st
The Worst Old Peiicans in the
Deck.

Laadyille Democrat
Gpe of the most remarkable thing.
noticeable iu social life is the unanimity
with which people shake their
relatives. Recently gentleman
srived in Carson with q letter Of
introduction to one of our leading
citizess from the citizens uncle. After
the CAnonite read the letter he
remarked:
GLAD tn zee you. sir. Glad to see
anybody who knows my uncle in
Cleveland. How are ali the folks ?"
splendid. l spent six weeks there
last fall. and I don't really think ]
ever met such . 8oe family Of genial.
hospitable and cultivated people"
"Ys~
YES, indeed-I never spent a
pleasan.er time in nv life. Your
relatives, are. indeed. the"
well. young man. If my relatives
are euch fine people they must have
changed like thunder since | lived
with them. I lived there = year.
and ! think they are about thu worst
pelicane in the deck. l wouldn't
spend moth with the crowd for the
whole town of Cleveland"
Indeed" said the other. w ell.
aimee you've been % candid about it.
/ might - veil remark right here
that your uncle and hrs whole family
sre The toughest collection Of old
fossils I have ever had the misfortune
20 he steered against
Put It there, young man-you
show good sense. Let's 81 out and
take something.
In few minutes more the two men
were pledging perdition to the
Cleveland relatives over q flaming
schooner of Carson beer.
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The Great Unwashed Visits Sc.
. dalia Only to Find bis
Bird Flown.
His Wrath Knows no Bounds, and
he. Gives Vent 20 his Feel.
tDgs In Curses Loud
aud Lone.

"RsnGer" J0oes, registered as from Fol
Collins. Col, was in the city this moruin,
1t the Garriaon. He came in response to
Telegram forvarded BY Bob beaverton som
ten days ago. informing him that Tos
Pennington. one Of the psrties implicated
in the robbery on the ilh Of April, We il
cu>tody and would ne held nniil hi- ar
rival.
Jones Is . man probably City i've year
Of age. He il in the n~ighborhood Of g.
feet ten inches m height, and wexr-
shaggy heard, we'll sprinkled wiih gray
HE personal appearance il anything bu
progressing. and every other word ]. &C
companied with IN oath. His wearing
apparel is
NnsT FILTHY
indeed, his shirt being dirty beyond de
scription and covered uith tobacco juice
He carries with him heavy cane, which,
he is almost constantly twiriing in hi'
hand. He u the las, m Al in q gang of a
thousand men one would pick ont M the
possessor of 40 large a snm Of money n he
claimed TO have been robbed of, and il is
no wonder that hi. assertion AZ to the
amount was recei, I'd with 4 certain degree
OF suspicion.
He "a. standing on the Garrison hous.
platform at eleven o'clock this morning.
when BAzoo reporter acco.i.d him With
the inquiry:
Is yOnr name ines :"
With a scowl that ws- .!Dost wi,harIng
the great INV .>hei replied: Yes. NY
name il Jones:
"wHo N THE HELL ARE Y0re"
"A BAzTO representatives,, Mr.. Jones.
and would b. pleased 10 hsve you accord
me q lev minute conversation replied
The reporter.
ITO he'll with you. don't want .
damned bit Of conversation with you;
then re!en,inz littls,l you mu-t excu-e
ne, but ! won't talk 10 anv Of YOU God
Tanned reporters. I have been beat out
,f 81 ,O0O, but il can 90 To hell "
Seeing thi the I'D gentleman wac con.
riied, the scribe tried his beS, tc
Doth him, but 10 NO avail. 80 turned on
mis- heel and walked Of, while "R singer"
s~s still making the atmosphere blue with
,is curses
Thst old man Jones hasn't the first at
rihuie of q gentlemen will not he denied
y any who are acqnsinied With him. He
e rough. uncou,h and
BLACKBOARD wIIHAL-
While taking q drink, early this morn
ng. at one Of the principal saloons Of the
i,y. he informed the barkeeper that he did
lot know ih,t Pennington had been dis
hxrged until he arrived here last night,
vhrn he expressed himself in language
more forcisle than polite, and accused all
with the css- A. beihg ~ set of
damned thieves" who only sen, Tor him Ga
eiurn in hopes that they might again rob
i'm. He said lac did not receive the Ieis.
ram informing him Of the, arrest until
fier Pennington
HAD BEEN DISCHARGED
e vac not informed Of the release, and
imposed the prisoner was stiil in custody. !
lie had spent $500 in trying TO capture the
OTHERS, but he vas now done. and 'iLe :,
'hoie hing could 60 to hell This Was. !
n substance, his story. |
tie left this afternoon on q freight for !
snsas City, and will vrobably .teer clear
I the future capital hereafter.
Tate, Mr.. Jones. O.
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All over the world Dr. Bulrs Cough
Syrup is making IT'S way. and every place
il reaches consumptive people are more eel
dom met Ii is trnly blessing TO human
ity. and ccsts only % cents.
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WsrrensburG Wooden Mills, War
reneburg, No.

Our specalty ie in the exchange Of our
goods for WOOL. We pay high prices for
vol and those Who come early will get the
benefit Of Low prices in good, for they must
sdvaoce With the high price Of wool. We
are paying nov 6f,y-6vs cents PER pound,
and for choice lots sixty Genus for tub
vsshed vool. unvasbed in proportion.
We do ell kinds Of custom carding,
spinniag and weaving At loo Pricsa. All
york and goods warranted. We can please
you, ny %. E. L. D1GAlAo 4 Co.
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-Noother remedy he's proved % eject.
usl In relieving Coughs sod Colds . d..
BsllS Cough Syrup. Il i reoooossded
By many physicians md eosas esly IS esssa
hostls.
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AWoman Permitted NOish0Pto Live
Nor Ds0-Berths Anderson'e
Fast and 1ulufO.

II 70 seldoo The BAzoo hss been eslleS
upon To 'speodocs . moro touching iscideo,
than the following which occurred in 81
Louis yesterday afsesnooa, and il lhus ~
iassd By The Ras DiYaseA Berths And~r
'oo b the name Of young lady sho hs'
osde brave attempt 10 end her trouble'
Nth . doss Of oorphiss. A. soon - ID,
lssdisdy Of the houss q which che ~,
stopping heard the aes'. physic - sen'
fos. the stomsch pump and oil other enc.
@ies Of morphine were brought into use
and the girl - dragged hack to life. A
R6<- Di.paaeA reporter called 1t the house
in question. No. go North Ax,h street, in
pursuit Of rumor ihst the girl had died,
and 90 ushersi into the froat room, wher.
the landlsdy sss making her toilet with
the yet end Of towel. A. soon q she had
reeoansed to the patient scribe all her
trouble With some oslien party Who v.s
suing her for fourseea dolla... she threw
open the back door Of The room and led
The Gay into the chamber vhsss Tie would.
be suicide ~ lying. Bsrths Auderson,
even in her sqaalid surrouodisxs. !. beau
~, her whole face being regular and her
complex'oa pearly. DARK msaass Of hair
iu~blsd al over the soiled pillow. and
shen she lssily opened her eyer, they
.hosed themselves her hest feature.
Her story il sad one. asd her future will
be even ssdder. II Vas born and raised in
lndisna," she said. sfs-r she had reused
herseif enough tn talk, "and lived there
b 'pPils until almost . year ago, when ny
m"'her married again NJ s,ep-fs,her
u. cruel 10 me. an I finally drove ne on,
II the houAe; and then to help no .,s-r., the
nsn whom loved. AMI on whom I though,
could rely. deserted me ard married an
'ther girl. Iwss u't-sIy hs.rt-bsoken .,
he 10y vAs Treated. Doth II home aud By
he man | loved. and 40 ! cane to 81.
I.ouis."
HID you trusted this man too much ?"
"Hov d. you mean! NJ. s0oi u my
,dxs, sm - innoce"s - baby" end |
he cried bitterly, saying. between her .ohs !
How long Gill I be sbls to say that iu !
his hard and cruel toso?''
What did you do after you came here?'
IL rtarvesi for . while and then 20,
York in . realsusaot, where had TO quit
'rcsuse the loaien Who came there kept
summing ne. and the proprietor himself
We xith . steady coarss OF 10.
ult. Then I tried sewing aud everything
lee that wss honest snd that girl could
10. and here am in rasA. and Tomorrow
y the next day I will b turned into the
trees."
"whas will you do:r
"what can I do: They won't let me
lie, aud can't make ny Own living hon
silly. When AN turned out there Il only
NE place that csn 60 to. cant Try
NIXON again. ] eaat Try to kill myself
gain, % the oely resource 81 hasery
roman 10 . greet city IL oil that 10 left
ne"
The landlsdy sessi6s to the irreproach.
bic character Of the young lady. and the
olice concur in this opinion.
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WARSAW ITEMS.


"AksAW, MO.smSy a.
Special Correspondence Of the Baaoo.
The democratic county central CON-
miltee met to-day At the Re9iaer Office
pursuant to a call, and organized BY elect
ing Dee Reese chairman in place Of Hon.
VIM. A. McClsiudish. The democrats Of
Benton mean business this fall.
Circuit court, Judge Foster p. Wright
on the bench, conveDes to-day With fair
docket. Mr.. p. H. Saugree and Vim. 8.
Shirk, of Sedalia; Matt. A. Fyke and b.
G. Boone, of Clinton, and n. X Chapman,
Of Windsor, are the foreign attorneys in
attendance
r. W. Campbell, OF this place, Vas
elected . member Of the judicial circuit
and gener al msss meeting was called for
Saturday, Nay 22d,for the purpose Of elect
ing delegates to oil conventions which have
been called and the days Of meetings named
by that time. Rex.
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Wool! Wool! Wool!

Fsrnen, beware Of WOOL spectators and
street buyers. for they do not pay full value
for wool, bat g To the old reliable Sedalis
WOODEN Mills, where yos can ct the high.
Ct maskst pries. Don't fail to 20 and -
thea. etvls
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Farmer. take yoss vool b ~ old rsli-
sbie 6sdalie Weeks Mill. vbsss yes en-
- ~ AigSsss oastss ps,ss II eash, and
dest jesuss Il. Doat IAN 70 70 asd -
|thss. As4s
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Died Suddenly.

Dixon Clement. E.q, Who resides in the
western subu,bs of the city, received ieIe-
gran from Risins sun, Indians, yesterday,
stating that HE father dropped dead while
1t work in h,s garden.
Mr.. Clement ~. Q: years old and sss .
soldier in the ssr Of 1872. having enlisted
in the service Of his country when . mere
boy. His parents. 1t the time Of the var.
re-ided in Cansds. bat being Amssicsns
and living on British soil. those Who we're
loyal To the mother governmess msds il
exceedingly uncomfortable for Mr. Clement
end his family. They moved beck 70 the
.t.,es. and yGuag James Clement, the cub
jeci Of this notice, volunteered in the for
Ign armies.
He lived to . ripe old age, end 80
honored and respected - ~ hon.ss and up
light citizen in the communily where be
hsd resided for many yeass.
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From the essy expeeioration, increased
respiratory power Of the Lnaga. and the
removal Of isriistios, @anifest from csass.
tion Of Copsh and osher alarming .ynp
tons. after using FellosS Compound Syrup
of Hypophosphiisa. il |. clear that the for.
nation Of tuberculous matter i Dot oaly
sssppsl, bat hat already Deposited isbsisg
eanpsl svsy. g. r1. s--
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"An Old Physo,sn's Advice. !"

Coughs. Colds, Asshna and other pull
monary affections should b looked
to and promptly treated 10 time,
and thus al serious results may be avoided,
and for this purpose Ne know Of M bestss
Remedy than "Da. SwAYNK's COMPOUND
SYRUP OF WILD CHEaaY." The 6rss doe
sives relief, and il d sure to cure the vons
Cold or Cough In very short time. Tc
IS cent bottle ard be convinced, and you
will thus avoid Doctors bill, and most
likely serious spell Of sickness. Pr,ce 3
cents and $l.o0 per bottle. or six bos,le'
$500. The large sise il the most econon.
icai. Prepared only b, Dr.. Swsyne 4 Son,
$50 North Sixth street, Philsdslphia. Sold
BY all prominent druKsis's.
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EXIT AT EIGHTEEN.
A Sad Tragedy Enacted Near
Wsrrensourg Sunday
Evening Last.

A very sad and blood.curdling tragedy
Vas enacted 1t the residence OF . Mr..
Zscharish Brown, about seven miles south
west of Wsrrensburg, last Sunday evening,
the result OF which Was lone more nnfor-
tunate gone 10 her DEATH"
Miss Belle McConnehsv lived sith her
father on the dj,ining farm to the Mr..
Brown above m~n,ioned. Sue vas
CHARMING YOUNG LABs.
jnst blooming into So@snhood, at the ro-
mantle age OF eighteen. Mr.. Brown had =
grandson named Smith living wi,h him.
sho had been on very Intimate irsn.s with
Mic Billie: hut we are not informed Ne 10
the nature If this intimacy. nor ss To the
ex,~u, to which il had gone, more than csn
Be cunj~ctured from the tragedy in which
il resulted. Miss Belle left her f.,hes'r
house some three we~ks ago. and vas
STAYING II Mrs BRADLGY's.
community known ss ti-nerAi Bradley,
about four miles west of Mr. Brosn's. She
lrf, Mr.. Bradlsy's last Sunday mornirg
and before lesving rhe drpu-iteJ vnh Mrs.
Bradley . Iockei and several unfinished
garments, osd asid che va going to Mr.
Browne 10 kill yosns Smith and then xii
her-eif. 90 arriving 1t NJ. Brown's i
u,s late IN the evening. and they bsd al
retired for the night The frst iniins altos
they had Of the presence Of any one Vi.
when they heard
THE REPORT OF A PISTOL
ut the door. When Mr.. Brown sent ou
he found her lying st the door, siih
pistol near her side, snj . bullet hoi
through her head. Young Smith had eon
TO Colorado shcrt time psevione. end
10 possible that che had learned this frou
some one after she left M. Brsdleys. A
inqueee sas held on the body yesterday an
the verdict Of the coroner's jury was tbs
the young lady he'd committed suicide.
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lie your life worth g cents II il is
10 not neglect Cough or Cold. lee DR..
Bulrs Cough Syrup At once and be cured
by that never failing remedy.
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While the reporter Ne holding the
date under the table. it vas first
Violently pulled. then - violently
pushed. through il was impossible to
80 what inAusnoed il, and Q minute
later thsre ~ . violent jerk 1t the
front Of Tie rspostsls coat Tbess
spirits must b jolly ct for they
.srs ''rais;ng cane al Tie aftsrpooc,
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MANUFACTURED ONT n
&T.lewis & Ienzies Co.
ANNOUNC EMENTS.

For -sl" b, ,. A. Cos"n-, N"T,.. Green
he'd t,alil-
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-- ncIcrS OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
p,9orted by JOIN IT. "A'
Bif. AsK'd
THURSDAY. Nov 1872. NJ.

.,,,l, market TODAY again was ac'Nc ana
lh' rI,e bu.incss amounted TO 177.6O0 shares
srop- no 800 shares yesterday. The sp cal len
sS dealings was the development OF large
W cor the dividend-payiug stocks and 1t was
oe"" that today enjoyed the greatest advances
~s y.rs Central mp 20 142ls, Michigan Central
~. We Ike SIo,o to l1Ci2, Chico go Burlington
pn,',rv T., 1GG. Northwest pr lcrred 10 III. ana
-" p', pr,l.rrcd to 119 and other like stocks I'D
s"i ooly less than those named Inc
N"1 and Improyem ut. however, OK
ssa1eJ ap through the usually ac.'Vo
bHL AID brisk advanrrs we're made for the Hau-
"' ~ an5 81. Joseph Nashville Chattanooga "nh
p'' ,he Norrh.rn Paciits and Inc coal shares
d. u, ,o, excepting Reading, The last-named
EuI I,c,ycr. failed to hold 1t improvements
Nv Dr. selling II IT'S oSed at 45'I. Erie adj
.,d from .l3l4 to A. IS with, for IT, compare
-, amount Of transactions. Western Uni"n
- active ana rose to 9Hl2 bni Go Cd at V"4'
,.,,,,..i was not without The usual fluctuations,
81. s-ocks showing tire greatest advances sui
ss.5 ..yr,.I reactions of tjom l. TO per cent Al
~. ci,.o. however. prices generally were at thcir
NJ .h. market ci.icd jubilantly huo'aut
co,erap 10 bonds wore IN large deH'nd. Tue
,..,,s., al Tie Boards amounting 10 lGI,OOO and
'..,ro,g fl cures for all Issues eNctp.n" the -,
rbeb declined Is per cent The final bas for me
~ show AN advance of j. and for the 4s OF y
cs,t. D,stlct Of Columbia 3-6ls also were
'.rong rp TO par pad and bd The Treasury to-day
.n,eb..,d lO5. 900 Is, OF 1850 at 1924. Annexed
; th, ,I,.slrg quotations:
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Middrng l0c. Good Ordinary. PC. NET receipts. 1874
bates exports c1a,ts l5f7 uaes sales 1000 bales stock
3,.13J oa.e-.
.'gw.o RLEAys. nov l7couon hrmrr: Mtoilnr. iG'so:
Low Nil,4.Al. 4 - tio! r $780,. uft ttt'pfN go
bales; gross. HOS nes sai $500 bales; last evcunS
Nors0Iv Soy r. 20 tp9 Gru; ,utcf.~, 1890; net
r.cenfs 900 halrs e,p us coi5j0is II Q b.c- scs,
1857 bates: stock ~ igl bales
rHiLAn~PUfA. nov. IS noeit dul Ndthrn } 6'- low
Ihding IOf,c.. Good ordinary i9hrj met t'. p.. 30
gross bales: III bales spnnts '@ "a e'
stock Z. 100 bIe& ~
Mia .iug. loo: Good Ordinary. D 3c net i'.e.-' '''
bales rXpors o Gr, a. Hutn 81 - bt 'a. 'ie 'li'4
Hcrt a - n4ln-: Wis. ~ h1 ar7. 10 .aI-7
last evening 900 bales. siOcE. J." lob Dlt-.
LOUIS. n lS-tnitpL firm Ifttln- l'.H.- To-"
NuilnE. 100 rln1 Jru'u9ry, 'fr trc"lpif l'ti '' e.
-nipweus 1870 bales; sales. Lio1 bales s"-> 'i'-'l
JaIcs.
WILMINGTON NOV lS-Cottor steay. Mad nm, ina,f 80"
silcS 2l.J73 bales
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LveRioor. Nov. is.-ror.-Prna Hsss-Ul'''-n.. dun
At 7lH Western duh Or SO. Bacon unit mi tui
lui A.: -hUr itb. st-. fv ~. Lone Clear
dul NJ 81 short Gear Gill AZ A. Hm5- ,7nc
t,ii du ~ ~ shoulders drii 20 80. beri-lhtd -
duI AZ 81 rsrra Me,t dul ar - Prime Acs2 rNu
49, iarlr7mn Hesfern. ann "a 4 81 lFil'N-
CIV sfcady 3d. IItucu,uU --pir-. rtc1gY@ "a
Go-ln- Cnrlmnu. dun /. @Bi= Emo steady az IT.
'tnU- 81 iaiti t5 -atYt
49,. Flour Extra state, -tridy 20 -29L "he1i 80 l..
white. steady af tod -prue So e. -fo az tFl 'rW
Winer Western. nj New >o'nrrn Winiei steady
~ TO- Mixed rmcr an god. Cottonseed Vl 81 NV
American 81. ND-in-'giunnu. Il Lnuuuu.
dull 90. 1urr~utne spirits or London. d1l ~ 2 a.
Nv FgrnoL No., l5-lz.3) =. m.ioFo lJUd per e"l loT
Amer
Il,rHrOui, Nnv. 1o-1.} p Bacon. 'fd. fn- Long
Gear Nirdle. al 4 I'd. iyr short g. ear Al1d ct.
WLEPOot. Bow. l7J g. ln--SIiuts oi Ilipenthe tu'
reed. iU0 81 per cHt Tor Atferif1r t-'i
LONDON y ~ lo-i p ~ ac1ttt Llu'c"L 3'' per or
n'G q Pet 0rum. ~70s si pcr eal 'pu'5 4" IuiP'uhf'
;r' q. per cpt. 81. srcu on. +ij ID. p'. i"n
ANTWtRr Soy. l-.-Pttluliul - trtirS Tor hne pare
American. WilcnIs Lao ID-r al lli rIufs per lO -'J-
EErAB,. Nov. le-F rtio cam. 4 m4fis ~ i-unl"'
HttDt, hOv. l~.NlrJA'a Lard closed 't % Mans, '' ''
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ST Tni.s Nov ~ -H0G--fairy arve; Workers. and
E4iiuo.cs. - ip4 - 80; Mlsct Packing. - "Ft 10
hers g.. Fancy. Trd4i -. .rpt5. 1919 % tu
Slfiu ufs l1nu mead
C,IILt--tftu-e with ga a1vaa, ing tendency on account
~ .uul.v .-,irIt bring
Uoa,y -lirsug. - ,7s iIg io 90 90 Iixrn Nailye
E tIt' .O.k. - -I"<J -- tfl-- ltkrE-. ~ -
N.rt-rr. % 1ai3 -- -t.rt.rt - i'r~2 900 re,rpt7
loo heal. shirn.ruts 80 head.
and wanted teuau' lir--iV eEC.ri+ IN
.rp,y far To- 'i0oi 'to1s as 81: rnre to choice,
-.a - 30 i.criuts. .tn. head shipments uuI'.
CHICAGO. Soy Io tu1--n"cll'ir pitDi h'rIt sup
mDut. 800 ularkr a,ealy ana h-u iar GUaiY
v.tt.rc,ld wci -.d out. M!rtd Plcku, 81 fo0-l o.
Il.ht ~ uest 49, Caoice Hclvy. - aJ1-i 90 Com
noon rrtce, rather ne elected. $780,,
CirnE-K c-ipu. goo ad shipurns 500 hr1 ,l, r
h., unchanged Good iVr0rf 100 active Gem End H sun
- Cool trile- go - f1Gsj 30. common fu Medium
81 7l0S4 fo E't!rr- shfde Fc7her BIZ strl IS ,1
~ticrer~ AMI H.. A. - 80
- 30 Good Catue -eTtQ IN W. tern uurh'ngec II T.
breeds - 973 =, irE - '@ ~ D. Through ictaiS
.. o. - Calves per- h.ud. ~ 90 ~.
E.r.ilr ll1d. % .utf POO lr!l m 'fAfl
artive air 10 t,oot Westcrn - 3G9f3 On; Far 10 cool
Wo1i.T % q