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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-11-04
County Assessor.
COUNTY Trnnanrer.

NETE ARE AUTHORIZED 20 a ANNOUNCE
w II. ID. kAWLINS a, q candidate for re-
SECTION Ia the Office ofCou ly Assessor.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-11-04

w ANTED - a man in grocery, TO drive
w wagon and walt ON customers. To a
nrst-class man, familiar with the business and
tue town trade, and capable of serving as clerk,
lrst-class salary will b. paid. Address, will
references, Lock Box $50, post Office
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-11-04

WANrED-.Eitty good T!e Choppers ON
w Dallas Wichita railroad, near Denton
WIZ furnish board ut headquarters for good
men. Have excellent timber, and willpay n
cents for chopping, and pay every month.
fArtles can be passed fiee ON railroad by ap-
plying TO Adams X Leonard, bankers. X. 5
ROsser
, 1880-11-14

BOG PR0DUCrS-Were irre9u}trly weak bua
within narrower Nn1ita than heretofore. The local
hog market e1sler, while foreign udyces showed
little change But packers reported that the shipping
demand for has fallen OF nearly to zero, and
that about 81 LOU brls OF pork have boon added to
our stocks during the week because packers have
found nu market for other articles Thia induced
heavy selling Of pork but when the market touched
<3~D for January it brought out numerous
ordeEs which hAd been held here to buy
ut that figure. 4 reaction eusued. but
did not cnEry prices up much Lard wns moderately
uctiye and quoted weak. though II did not decline 50
much ~ pork being moderately we'll held MeHts
we're dul! and lower but fer shipping orders were
n's rhe u Ras6ng Sf tht. cf5 since ocs y % u r.
Howard G. e paks N i s;sj o. agatns5 s5o1 10 aae
NESS PotK-1)ec]tnet l0c early, reacted ljc, fell
back loc. und closed shout y below the atest prtccs
seller December, tl3atsia57ss seller januxry. md
brls 81 = sl31 spot; 81 etls s3s slot; a751
cis !:ger 't1s tse 'ssr ses
md. md H!1l Il u prls seller February at siA67Hdla.s3a.
e 3; sSuS& y sp", = q se!!e5 i ,n oA
ses wess 81 r. M s spot seef ~
December ii Su;f ss.o5 iLoI Is seller January At
e. H'*s atsi II; ~ s tea seller FooruAFT at l7s
AEATs-Sales we're reported Of 10 boxes shoulders
= s. a94Ga s1uU lbs short ribs, seller January, 1t
long clears Il SIC; M s shorI clears At 71c;
~ boxes long and abort ceurs seller December, ut
&S5 up lbs Kreen hams l6 Ibsl nt SIC; ana u tcs
lending GUS Of mesta we're about as follows as2
O'Clock for full cured lots, unless otherwise specified:
, 1880-11-14
The Market Becoming Very Dull
Activity in Northern
Pacific.
Heavy Calls for Currency from City
and Country-Foreign Ex-
change.
The Produce Markets Active and Ir.
regular-provisions Rather
Weak.
Wheat and Corn Easier, but Closed
6trorg at an Advance.
FINANCIAL.

Stocks were dull. Brokers in Chicago and
New York are complaining OF lack OF orders.
Reading and Northern Pacific were the only
special features. Heading opened ut decline
Of ~. selling at 43, but it then rose with large
Transactions at AN, closing at &. Northern
pac.f1c WIS stimulated By the report that a large
block OF bonds had beeu negotiated to complete
tho road to the Pacific coast The common ran
up to 3Ox from 9,s. s9,s and the preferred rose from
tss51< to 55A, closing at SSH. Alton, With fe"
sales. went up from 1859 to lao, closing at 1393-
The tendency Of price* was downward In the
first part OF the day in anticipation OF bad
bank statement When the statement appeared
and showed that the New York banks were uown
to the dead-lIae stocks grew better. and at the
close nearly everything showed some slight ad~
vance
With regard to the future Of the money mar
ket, the Public sees nothing that foreshadows
any eeriouk disturbance or strin1ency- There
IL abundant disposition to put prices down II
possible, and the war Of rates at the West Is by
many regarded as an evidence that some lead
Ing operators want, to buy certain stocks at low
rates. But the buying by the investors here
and abroad and by that much larger class who
buy partly as Investors and partly as specu-
lators, has become considerable since the cleo
don, and may at any time place the market
beyond the control OF eli the operators,
as It did repeatedly last year. Those who
suffered then may shrink from renewal OF the
without any. the market seems likely to be very
strong this winter, and it is probable that higher
prices than have yet been seen will be recorded
before next March.
The following shows the fluctuations OF the
active stocks.
, 1880-11-14
BnEADSTUFFS.

| Fl-OUR-Was rather more active, though keuefnil
| quoted dull. couple Of lots taken for export
| And there were several other orders the mAske
which we're limited below Tho Views OF holders Sale
we're reported Of 25 brIs and $50 sacks winters partl
At $40; LIS br's do supsFs At s4t0 rs brla and
sacks double tpring extras, chiefly ut N654a25; an
$50 brls TSo nour at $4.654481 Total, equal to 25
brls- Export nours ware quoted ut $25sA75 for goo
| to choice: and rye Hour 1t Aab9am
| OTHER BREADsrufFs-were in good demand ant
steady. Salea were Is cars bran At sl5Gals5; car
| middnRa ut $l15&l5.0o; CARS feed at Sl65U; md
! car coarse eorn-rueal 1t Sl5W per ton on track
| SPRING WHEAT-Was active and IRREGULAR, bu
ranged higher The market declined NC, advanced
iac. and closed at &c above the latest prl OF Fri
ID aaare1 o1er New forf wa ~esk xat
a wsn du m
result vas heavy feeling here, With large onass tc
oasde Tha Mhsss
taken. however, and buyers continued to take hold
TSeR cS as,st
sas
This Was the strenzthcninG fuse. There fir de-
sold Ut *ls and advanced :rrexuary 10 *l.;s clvss
9S eso4nsiy rss ssys qass
Mr.! ;s;e: =
& M oa o ~ ~ s&c y Gsns1a 70 2ac ID A. Co
t. y e y s"?g;f q 81
Wis4EN ~ WnrATHa. II in better demand and red
xsnssa AZ 1n, ie PEI h. slesns q good houses
AAc 4OHEF k&auce 0AQlplkSQ ltLle C0ADXA- InP
aea 0tsF shss
s. : Sc 6 s ::;ss,ss
81 81 @ns s 10y q, ~ ID 6y - sample ,1 a.
cuRS-Was rather moro active. and steadier till
tie s *ase ee. Il ass
reported quiet IT "a per GENITAL decline. but our
r. market sseadY While wheat down. and WIEN s
"a ;s ssfs sss' r. ss IL
ssss + end .sS st e IS =
s slS:.ns the eassds jsHss.y aas = so!d IL? :!
s ;ss "a e!ss S'zss sstls =
S f Sc Do ~ at :; az. =
sss H. rather au,ss :, shout Er1asy,. ranss
s: Sa Re5 Il h hs Saa r. T.
week Samples wese active and firm. and NO white
s s'gss s4ia ssas so ssstSs
ssnR sessd q ths aasde sgG
and closed at about s3lc November oats wefe a}sS
fSsas R;? I'D Il yss ss.es sess & e
ss!s5 ss Ss:s g. rsg3s'tsa %s1ts .. Ct r. Il %
iss s i sss: %ss = as
RfE-Was In fair request and strong the longer
futures being shade hruer. The receipts continue
Hht. and the weekly statement shows reduction In
the & stosk The market nlso sympathized with wheat
arr sold al 8jxc: ind December vt 85lfc No sold /
at e'c Cash sales were reported OF 2.tD bu No at
at q . Ts3'fs = 81 free on board Total s5U bu.
bly, increased recaipLs. Futures weakeoed December
se:nK e s*sS1ss and November nominal nt SC
No. sold at &c, No. at &c and No al Sic end in
T. W was held u Sc The offerings Of samples were
!aIcr the inspection running to medium Rrndes and
thts branch Of the market ncty3 The law
erad1es we're SLOW On some of the roads the cars
could not be Bwtched to the elevators In time to save
demutrx2e. and these lots sold on the sample
market IN some cases for less than they were quoted
nt u store. Cash sales were reported OF 1ltbH No
a. g. Tc e m b. No. as c oq By No at 5l@55c 1
SIC for No: Hnd s5gc fur No. q ali On track: sin
bu At 5aSt5e free On board. Total &QU bu.
, 1880-11-14
SUICIDES.
BURLINGTON. IA,

BURLINGTON, IA.
Special Dtspatch to The Chicago Tribune.
BURLINGTON, L., Nov. 13-This community
was shocked and horrlhed to-day BY = report
which gained crr"encv that daughter Of Mr.
Richard Spencer SECRETARY Of the Gas Company,
aud An old and highly-respected Citizen had
committed suicide. Inquiry resulted in estab-
fishing the facl that the report WIS only too true
The particulars OF the horrible affair arc about
AS follows: The victim is Miss Jennie Spencer
third daughter OF Mr.. Spencer, and WAS 23 years
OF age. For several weeks she had been IN Door
health and had been subject to spells of
low spirits and melancholy. She was an
active sunday-school worker. and during
her dts Of depression she spoke almost contln-
ner. Being naturally OF lively disposition and
temperament, this chnnRe In her mental condt-
fs3an qa attacted t,s attention Of her parents and
tnough 1t was never dreamed that she contem-
plated self-destrucHon Yesterday the young
iaay H sec seemed to oe in better spirits than usual,
tlon to health. This morning the old depression
vas M upon her, but she assisted hex. mother in
noon. About ! o'clock Jennie was sent by
her mother to the parior on some errand and
not retu rntns, her mother began to look tor her
came greatly alarmed. and extended her search
70 the cellar, where she was horrihed to tlad her
S Sdaufhter banging By the neck from 1ofst over
fortunate lady cut down, but life WIS extinct.
The means Of selt-destruction was a. piece Of
nostsd nops fF0W bale Of bay: which the viet,m
and fastened. then made siip. 5e
noose at the other end, and fastened it
eeng eodns 1Gs 3ss1 peSx s 6ox vas lying by na
rope and then kicked 1t from under her. De-
ceased eea wa was great favort with alt who knew
her sad death has caused a thrill Of horr.,r
throughout the community.
, 1880-11-14
BY TELEGRAPH,


Special Dtspateh to The Chicago Tribune.
| LIVERPOOL Nov. l3-u;3Q q, m.-E1ouR--No. /. II,
ID; No. = 81 Cd.
GHA1S-wheat-Winter.' No. !. q 80; No. 2 g 30
spring, No. l. 50 4d No. 2 8s Cd: white No. l. 6 I'd
NO. :, ~ Sd; club, No. l. Is ID; No. 4 - g. Corn
Mem. No. /. IS SID.
FRoF1s1cSs-Pork. 'us. Lard 49,
LONDON, Nov. Is-REF1SED PETnoLEun-Sxd
COMMON RESINS I'd.
sPlRtTS OF TERPESTISE-xs
ANTWERP. Nov. 13-PETRoLEUs&-a61<f
LIVERPOOL, Nov. B-Co71oN-In fair demand 4.
'-l696 Slid; sales, aUn bales; speculation and ex-
pom, Lou: American, G5M
LAHD-Americnn, 46s ID.
TALLoW-Fine American, 36s Sd; refined 9s{@1Ox
OF Trade: e ~Aso Ao"1a
L!vEMPooI, Nov. lx-Wheat Not much doing: red
naa uec!lneo ls Corn dull and easer at SIS 3D. Car.
Eues on CDast-Wheas nut much doing: No \ sprinu
and red winter declined Cd Corn not much duInrs
nn, AZ, nsaf and corn Eathcr eas'er TO arrive
da aecaa es; e. rss a1n Tne; ter, a
Pork tat. Lard dull and ii lovsr, sGs I'd, HseunG
Eong c'eAr ~ short clear IS 3D. Tallow Sd higher
as a. Cheese CTS. Reef. 5Sa I'd. ~
r, L1snSDnS. Nov: Observation-Disclosures inactive:
rs s,ao s tldes sd white Michigan s
nAHh l.ASE-Curgoes on cO8st-tF heat uuteier: fefr
average No spring. uid i7s 6d@43s; 1air red
Nttnsef' *8s. Corn Quteter; fair average American
~ tntxsd. <,s "a. CarToes On pass4 geWheat and corn
siD1 sa1 aTenKe quality "f new American
month. 45s %: American red winter do ia I'd, fatr
exesa!e quality of American mixed corn Tor pfomot
shtpmenl By so, 27s- S'S1~
, 1880-11-14
NJ MAET1N E. HUYCK.

The Denver Daily NetCs ut the 9th inst, an
nounces the death of Martin E. Huyck, which
occurred the day before IN that city. Mr. Huyck
Has born March ~, l348, near Buffalo, N. r.
WnIle but young man his parents moved to
ChtcagU. where be entered the drugstore Of
Messrs. PUNE Bros. then the leading druggists
Ut Chicago. He soon mustered that business
rising to head clerk In the establishment. Messrs
PUNE Bros found they had young man Of un-
usual ability. and trusted to him almost the en-
tire management OF their business. But Sir.
auyck did not remain long clerk; he soon
started drug store of his own. Shortly after
he opened u branch, running both stores sue
cessfully. His energy aud unlirtng zeal ut busi-
hess was more than cDnstitu ton, never very
rugged Guild stand, and that terrible enemy TO
the human race. consumption seized upon him.
Hearing Of the Colorado climate being such
removed to Denver with his family. He became
much better TOR while, but it wns too hate.
Lust fall he opened the ChicHgo Palace Phar1na-
cy, corner Fifteenth und ChAmpa streets, l]e1l-
yer. For the pms; week Mr. Huyek bud uuIy By
the strenuous efforts OF one possessed with
strong Will power and energy kept his feet.
Yesterday, Abuut noon. almost without warning,
q nehnorrhaEc occurred, and In few minutes
ne died sitting IN his own Office chair Sir.
Huyck made many friends III the few yours he
rcslded In Denver. and add to thns the friends In
few years OF life. He will long he remembered
Us klnd generous, and II true nAn I'll aii who
we're fortunate TO be among his friends Mr..
Huyck Leaves wife and two children,-Eyn
years old and Martic 6. Five of his brothers are
Weu-2noWn business men In this city.
, 1880-11-14
MARINE NEWS.
Grain Freights Fairly Active at
Unchanged Rates.
The Detained Fleet Succeed in Pass.
ing Over the Limekilns.
The Detroit Schooner Girls Grover Miss.
ing, and Supposed to De Lost.
Rough Experience Of the Schooner II q.
Upper on Lake Ontario.
THE DISASTER RECORD.

THE DISASTER RECORD.
PROBABLY Lost, WITH ALL HANDS,
Special Dtspotch to The Cht11Qo 7f9buns,
DETROIT Mich, Nov. 13,-The schooner Girls.
Grover. which left hero Friday, the 9th grain
loadcd, bound for Buffalo, has not yet arrived
and fears are entertained as to her safety, as
nothing has been heard OF her since she left.
She Is ownod by S. B. Grummond, of this ctty, is
a small three-and- utter, with capacity OF
about 8,000 bushels whcat It Is feared she hns
Kone down with ali On board.
IN HARD LuCK~
Special Dtspatch to The Chicago Tstbuns.
KINGSTON. Ont, Nov. B.-Yesterday's Rale
continued with unaoatcd fury until 80 o'clock
tn1s murnng. An idea may be formed Of the
violence of i when the anetnometer registered
no lcss than 81B miles from noon on Thursday
until midnight hist night, or an average OF
twenty-tour miles an hour for thirty-six hours;
an almost unprecedented velocity for such
length Ut time in these Iatitudes.
Tho schooner. II. c. Upper loft ColIns Bay
aboue t"o weeks ago for the Weliund Canal
She got up within short distance OF it, and was
then compelled to run back again. She started
gale Ut Saturday evening struck her, The Can
thin run buck to Timber Istaud, on the Ice side
OF which be dropped her anchor. She remained
there until Tuesday, when he made another ut
Tempt to reach tho canal. She got rs fur rs
sas IN ribbons The Gaptsn sdne caused ane oths fae
achors to be again dropped, this time with sev-
came up yesterday aud the vessel dragged. the
chain finally snapped. and the vessel dTlfted oe-
fore the wind. The helmsman hcaded the shin
1or tnls harnor, which Was reached this mornina
Special Dspateh to The Chicago Tribune.
-BRoCxv1LLE. Ont, Nov. la-The schooner
1undee' before reported ashore at Weller'a
Bay, was pulled OIL this morning by the tug Col
, 1880-11-14

NEW 1ofK, Nov l3|oTroS-steady at 70 $3.50
'-l6c; futures steady; November. laSsc: Decem-
@ nef, "'oe; January. Mssc: February. ln9.c; March,
Lille; April. 1L25c; Aay, u37c; June, lLy.c.
tAoth-strm: receipts. l,t1G brs; exports, kuu
ors; super State and Western. sasns4as; common to
Rood extra A.aks510 good to cho,ce, &a15a65o;
Hn'.o wheat extln. A'as45; extra Ohio. salas625:
s. Louis. $&75&6s0 Minnesota patent process ta oa
BIS ' ~
GhAts-Wheat opened heavy, closed firm; receipts,
%l~uu bus exports. M5nD bu uner41ed spring. 81 Is;
aafa ~ spring, $l22 No. Chicago. l7H; ungradeu red
d So DO: *l16,&; No. d.. *llsA@l:U; No
49, .not sE-t1 nixed wtntsr unxr7ded
ga,s; xensr !; ,s,es stenmss No. 90 tiE 5ed No
naTy S52SlSsH. Corn nriu; receipts, 0D bu; ex-
Ports x:zuU bu: nnxfnded. bitlsc; no. :. 5s4AJ5c;
ner, s. 5s.es; January, H*s Oats siendy; receipts
ktf@50c- ' ~ "~@>"AA'
AAF-HtronR aud active; N3xc.
RoPt-1R 1ood demand; JensIin1p choice l60Hd:
, 1880-11-14
MINING STOCKS.


Union ics1es an assessment OF 81.
BOSTON.
spteta- Dtspdtea to Tne Chicago 1stnaa&
BOSTON, Nov B.-Mintng shares were firm,
but with the exception Of Pewabic, Quincy. and
Catalpa. each OF which made small advance,
there were no changes from the closing figures
ct yesterday. Sales OF Empire were made at
30 and "a San Pedro was strong at ~ bid and
was 10 active demand Telephone sold as high
rs 94 and N5-
10 the Wtstern Associated P,ess.
BOSTON, Nov. l3-Miung stocks closed:
Alionez. neE--.-.-.... M Madison ..-..........
Calumet q Hecla... ~ iPewnbic, new.....,...1 e
SIS Quincy 3G{
Go@pper @ Falls ,l3.Rtdxe. 5n
, 1880-11-14
PORT OF CHICAGO.

! 5tmr ShehoyEan, Manitowoc, sundries,
| Prop William, H. Barnun. buffalo. Urht
Pp PProp AessenseE, St joe. suudries
Prop SkYlark, Benton Harbor suudrtaa
Prop Milwaukee, Buffalo, sundries,
Hrop Vanderbilt, Buffalo. suudries.
Prp PProp J; T. Owen. South Chicago, light
Prop Badger State, Buffalo, aupdr1ea
lug Loon Leatham, Sturgeon Bay. towiu4 lun,
schr Annie Q. Hanson. Mantstee lumbar
Schr u. Capron, Manistec. lumber
schr William H. Durham. Frankfort ,r,h.,
scnr 4. Moshcr. Meneknunee lumber
Scnr Eeltcitous, Jackson port, cedar post.
scnr IhomAs GAVIN, Erie, coal
Schr g. S. Hazard. Buffalo, coal -
schr Grace Murray, hay City, lumber,
sehr D. L. Filler, Marinette, lumber. T.:
ACTUAL sAn1SGs
Stmr ShehoyEan, Manitowoc, sundrtes.
Prop ". Il. Enrn,lm, Buffu;e. Il 0ai bn eau
Frop Comtnodore, Buffalo. 55,UD bu com.
schr Belle Mitchell, Buffalo 20.seS bu nax-sess.
chr Shr Geofge Gase Buffalo, 1000 bu tiax seed
Schr Zach Chandler, Erie. 1000 bu corn.
Schr Z. Hannah. Buffalo, $1,000 bn corn.
SchT Stampede. Buffalo. 1853 bu corn. S
Sour George Murray. Buffalo, 50a7U bu corn.
Schr Reed Case, Ogdensburg. e Isl bu corn.
Schr Delaware. Buffalo, 3'.G.N bu corn.
Sehr Syn Jacipto, collingwood, 1885 bu corn..
Scor Minuie W. Wing. Pentwater, LOU bu cats, $50
schr Charles Foster. Buffalo, G., 600 bu corn.
ocnr E. s;,6d13aa e hake acksonpor1 100 bu oats md
Schr Potomac, Manjstee, lizht.
Schr G1ad Iidings, Sturgeon Bay, light
Schr s B. Pomeroy. Duncan CITY, light =
Sctr Success, Nanitowoc, llxta1.
Sehr Wss1chcster, Musle9ol. light
Schr Clara Parker, Escauaba itxht
Schr l. ". Perry, Menonltnec. iixhru
Scar {. +. Allen, GRIND Haven, iiEht-
schr Cold Spring, South Haven, liEht.
,, No good heulth with thia. impure blood. Hon
dlttefS makes rich blood. rtAld teulth and
strength. -''N
, 1880-11-14

The announcement Of the death OF Mr. John
Phillips, which occurred at his iate residence,
No. a1 Fulton street, Thursday, the Nth inst,
was received with universal regret by his many
friends. Deceased had been connected with the
furniture business for 4 greut many years. ind
during that time bud gained the esteem and uu-
miration q all who came IN contact with him
In the family circle bis kindly fuce will be sadly
can never te iillcd. He was the passessor Of Il
generous heart. and the many noble ucta be per
formed numbers can bear witness to- Quietly
and without any ostentation be lived q lie Of
usefulness, Doing good to ali until he was called
, 1880-11-14

DOCK NOTES.
Tugs found little to do yesterday Seven OF
eight Of them proceeded down the lake as far rs
Waukegun, and returned without tows
At one uf the Illinois Central slips Yesterday
the wearing piece OF the tug Constitution was
puuctured by the tug Brothers.
The schooners John Bean and Ella Eleuwood
received new jfbbooms yesterday
The steam Large W. H. Hurrutn, Capt Tennv
!onaed grain At this port yesterday and left for
Capt Frank B. Hfggie has assumed command
OF the schooner Mary E. Perew, temporarily
vice Capt. Stubos. who suffered a severe injury
or one ot his legs by getting caught In railway
frog ut Menomnee. !.
The schooner Floretta is to be made au AZ yes-
gel before she leaves Miller Bros. shlpyard. The
improvements will consist OF new frames fore
auu att, new ceiitng, centrcbpurd-box, etc.
The schooner Henry e. Richards was pulled
auoaf yesterday. and smiled tur Buffalo
a cnnNlbnAt sustained a bad Squeeze from tho
schooner Jesse Linn In the North Branch Fri
duF.
The schooner Charles Foster run aground
above Wells street bridge. Five tugs were re-
Quired to nout her.
LAKE FREIGRTS.
There was no change in grain freixhts yester-
day Charters: To Rufruio--Propellets Wander
bilt, Milwaukee, Fountain City, Commodore,
corn through; propeller Dudger State wheat:
aleam- barge W. H. Barnun,, corn vi g9z cents:
scho4ner }: q. Ihlyer, corn. To Erie-Propel-
leTs LycomtnK and Conemnugh, corn On through
rnte. To Cnllingwood-Schooner San 5acsnlu
corn To observation-disclosures Jamaicu and
Capacity, z, 00 bushels wheat and 451 UOU bushels
corr.
, 1880-11-14

needs q llttlo more OF such fostering care to
make it In wiuter what the great chain Of lakes
Is IN the summer season.
On dit that the Russian gentleman 30 much
talked Of during the past week has sold puts for
8,aO0.000 bu wheat, and has had " put IN him i"
l,00o,o10. The latter operation netted him
$4,000, In addition to $4,000 received for the
privileges. As q gentleman on Change re-
marked, " This is russian business"
, 1880-11-14

| ~ '~*S '"~s@' a@At
! ssIy nseRular oaturoay. FORK "as weak unde
ue p'ospeet OF dig supply OF hogs the coming
VEGA uuI @asFe were Rood many buying
otoets u aoout eloo1 Tor January, and tina
stnlo IT, Inc Fuckers nave added about 50,0J
@ pt.s u polA 70 our stocks during last week
U.aer pfooacs WAS lower IN sympathy with pork
"neat started out weak, but the later feeling
was stronR' with the rumor that local syndl-
caee nas oeen formed TO bull 1t. Corn followed
the same rule, and oats ditto. There was nc
nuaDer'a1 cnange IN other grain- Mess pork
c1oseu a. &c lower, az SEl50E1ih for December,
auo elo-aassiaassa Tor January- Lard closed 21Hz
Ss~S -. 4o~et. II %o.o%1saas-te for November and
So~'.ssSse ~ 1or January. Short ribs closed
q. -. 'oDa1@s Tor JANUARY Spring wheat
c!oseo nc higher, at $l05 for November and
*4-oos lot December. Red winter closed
steauy at s1o+h. Corn closed NC higher, at
&c TOT december, and ENC for January.
oAS e'oseu steauy HI QUO Tor cash and 3l03lhc
tot Deee'noes.. rye closed at s4c cash and s5Mc
'oi nsee"pe1' oes, barley was easier at SEC cash
a4!u- oo7sc 1or next month Hogs were 5Qb10c
~ e*'ooet. 10 1or h&et, and at $44S04.s5
1or heass' ea1te were dull at $200G5>S5-
""o 1at1 oeRfee OF activity In dry
$500 90, ees ano nfn set OF Prices. Boots
-. oaa "e[e aaosea quiet, the active season
49,. ~ .ae etotan9 market and In hats,
seeo,,1@y epo ~ i'nery gooos there was fair sea-
<r1sa "o' e.1en- uFoceraes were reported In
80, ses4 lof 11e l!ne OF year, and the gcu-
nct. sn,d ,.adse, "aa s.eaos ana nrm- Dairy prod
+tons 49, 1910 eaHlt Ut aoont former quota
ren7a,,aa 49, u'.us meaos' While cheese
cumularinr srocss rh..a q .ka. demand and nc
, 1880-11-14

voted to-day to adopt the list Of commissions
nseH ~ New York These commissions can 9my ply
membership which is limited to 15J. was to-day
hiled up and over By applicauons- PROPOSE
non was made by some active members TO m
crease the number to zoo, and nuke the fce TOE
admission IS ,0N. but 1t was rejected. the sensl-
ment OF the members being fu favor Of cnhanc-
Ing the value OF their sea;s By restricting any a
rules Of the New York Exchange:
The market To-day WAS without especial feat-
ed point. .sn,ail sales Of BOSTON Iana and Water
Power being tho only transactions An ndvance
Of u in the latter was the only chanRe: Atchi-
5ss ss 5 sms sale ~
Eastern AIS SOLD at 9o3i. Sandnsky ss sold at
l0s.4. New Mexico IS were firm at u3 bid New
IL. Pueblo Is were quoted At III bid. The rail
road stocks were at Or very near yesterdays
pses th to Sogsyar aayarcs slightly
ccpttou. and fcli OF from Il to 4l.iG4Iix. Flint
common sold at cla. with sl:4 bid, and the pre-
ferned at with y b'a ~, TIE s,,r remainder
To TIC Hfstcr. 4..octaftd rrrss.
Essat?a i" ssa Sisre -
fsssns ss &. Fs1'tso F;n; Saa Ssa; ~
Es:Is; Es:sez l. E{s il. s 3!s ~ E:xa5s s%s IS
kse.a: g & cj;y y I i ;;, T g pa
z$$::s $$;:$$ :sss;s:: {
FOREIGN.
LONDON, Nov. 1a-Consols, % 7-18: account.
American securitics-New 81, 1o4A; AIS, lis:
<s. III.
Hallway securities-1l,tnois Central, 121h;
III; Erie, IN: seconds. l00; Reading. 23X.
Bar silver Is quoted at 81 u l8 pence per ounce.
PARIS, Nov. R-Rentes, s5f 6dc.
, 1880-11-14

The following we're the receipts and shipments
OF the leading articles OF produce in this city
during the twenty -four hours ending at o'clock
Saturday morning and for the corresponding
time laat year: