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Tharsday Evening, Oct. IS, 1853.

JAMES MCLAUGHLIN, PUBLISHER.
 S1.5O per year. Postage prepaid by the pub sher. discount of 25 cents made when payment made STRICTLY IN ADVANCE.
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EOR SALE.-Second-ha hand double-bar- I rel Shot Gun Parker, Meriden). Also six Ply- mouth Rock cockerels, 200 lbs folded newspaper
 Wilmington, Sept. P, 1888. cHAS. T. PRESTON,
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Will be sold at publiction on Tuesday. oct. 23d, at 10 as m.. at the late residence of Mrs. the Household Furniture belonging to the estate of said deceased, comprising Carpets, Black Walnut Bedding Tables, Chairs, Stoves, Crockery, Glass ware etc. Sale positive, rain or shine.
 K. c. DENNIS, Administrators.
 SUMNER PAYNE, Agctionser
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THE republican county convention meets at Holland next week Tuesday. The name of E. D. Alvord of Bolton has been used, but we understand he declines to run. The nomination naturally belongs to the south part of the county, but we hear of no strong pressure of names from that section aside from MT. Alvord's. The senior dep- uty is B. T. Converse of Stafford, who will have support in the convention, but is not pressed as candidate for locality reasons, for candidate to hail from under the rules of rotation. But Somers, which is certainly not much better off in that re- spect, will make a strong presentment of the name of Deputy Gowdy. MT. Gowdy is popular man in his town. Gowdy is democratic name, sthe sheriff being the only republican of the family. He has made good deputy. His own town has kept him in pretty constant service in her most important public places. The dem- ocratic convention is not yet called. As this party has no deputies in line of pro- motion it has wider range of choice The Sunday Republicans Rockville cor respondent thinks boom might be start d for Samuel Rockwell of Stafford, which, the writer opines, would take immensely in the east part of the county.
 THE Holland County Agricultural Soci- ety has had the finest of weather for its fair at Rockville this week, and the at tendance has been considerably above the average of several past years. The fairs have been falling off in interest and in at tendance, and an effort is to be made to effect an improvement in these respects. The fair concluded yesterday with an at tendance of 2,5OO to 5000. The exhibi- tion of cattle and swine was good that of domestic manufactures was above and that of agricultural products below the aver age. The Rockville drum corps took the first prize Tuesday, and Poquonock sec- ond. Gov. Waller failed to appear, and there were no addresses on either day.
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J. Maekey and James Gordon Bennett signed contract at Paris September 2s with Siemens Bros. for two transatlantic cables, which are being made near Lon don. The first cable will be open to the public about June and the second one few weeks later.
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4 SSESSORS' NOTICE. The inhabitants "A of the town of stafford, liable to pay taxes notified and requested to return to the Assessors Town Clerk, on or before the first day of November next, list oi all property owned by em on the first day of October. 1sss All persons liable to pay taxes must give in their lists and make oath to the same on or before the first day of November or the required by law add per to. JOHN O. BOOTH,
 ZINA w. ELLIS, Assessors
 GEO. w. NEWELL,J Stafford, Oct. Il. 1888.
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SMITH & MURRAY,
 SPRINGFIELD. Domestic Department

BLANKETS! BLANKETS!
 Owing to the extraordinary trade we have had in our Blanket Department during the month of Sep tember, we must have made some of our neghbors feel sick. We are very sorry, but the customers know where the Bargains aIe to be found. The 40 Cases we bought September nearly all sold but we are glad to say have secured another large lot ot stil vreater reductions
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VIM. E. HANLEY.

A T Court of Probate holden at Stafford, n within and for the district of Stafford on the 10th day of October, A. D., 1883.
 Present, JOHN O. BOOTH, Judge.
 On motion of Anson G Barlow, administrator on the estate of George Braman, late of Union, within said district deceased
 This court doth decree that six months be allowed and limited for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claimss against the same to the administrators and directs that public notice be given of this order by advertising in newspaper published in Stafford and by posting copy thereof the public sign-post in said town of Union, nearest the place where the deceased last dwelt. Certified from Record,
 JOHN O. BOOTH, Judge.
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE at

TOUNTER SCALES, Bureaus, Tables, O Lamps, Stoves, at PRESTON'S Auction Rooms
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Ladies' Underwear

We are glad to say have taken the sale of the CELEBRATED STAR MERINO UNDERWEAR, of which A. T. Stewart & Go. had the entire sale for many years. The lines in Ladies' and Misses Fine Fashioned Goods.
 Ladies in want of Fine Merino Underwear should examine our stock The largest and most complete stock in the city 10 select from.
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JAMES D. GILLs'.

' SHALL be pleased to go to peoples homes 1 at work by the day until further notice Stopping at he residence of Mr. Chas. G. Ellis, Highland Ter race. JULIA A. BUGBEY.
 Stafford Springs, Sept. 26th.
 1.-TWO Carloads of BALED HAY just l received by MARSHAL BOLIEAU. The best article always on hand. and at lowest prices sFTlO RENT-from Oct. 1st, the house on 1 East-Main-st., now occupied by F. E. Harlow. Apply to J. F. CHAMBERLAIN. THOR SALE-2 Pointer, Puppies. Inquire II at E, A. BUCK q CO.'S HArdwafe Store.
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maH lOf year O1OS auu UO JaIueS ItIu- rop and l.. R. Sparrow for 3 year olds.
 Blood stock premiums went to Loren Bosworth for Jersey bull Julius Converse, Ayrshire bull B. H. Hyde, Devon bull, Devon herd, six Devon COWS and heifers and for large herd, w. H. Holt, discre- tionary for bull. There were good lists of entries in grade stock, fat cattle, colts, breeding mares, stallions, etc., specific mention of which we must defer, until pub ican of premium list. Ia single carriage horses there were six entries, W. H. Smith getting first premium, F. H. Underwood of Holland second, and F. A. Weeks of Rockville third. Matched carriage horses, Wm. K. Flynt of Monson 1st, Dr. F. l.. Smith 2d, E. w Tracy of Rockville Sd.
 The stallion Thomas Jefferson, and the Norman stallion Ethan Brooks (weight 1450 pounds, attracted much attention on the grounds.
 There were exhibits of cuff holder, rub Der printing stamps, "Pearline," Davis sewing machine, sulky blows by Geo. o. Cleaveland, spring tooth harrow, North American blow by 0. H. Thompson & Go. of Boston, Taft's road machine, also Brooks scraper carriages and sleigh by W. A. Comins. c. H. X c. P. Bradway of Staf- ford and Monson showed 8 good line of agricultural implements, for which they are agents-manure spreaders, hay ted ders, blows, moving machine, portable forge, anvil aud wise.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-02-22
RARDW kb.

The New York Journal Of Commerce says
Iron has been excessively Gull all week. Amer
lean pig, opening barely steady on Monday, has
weakened since and closes today hat ana heayy
at the lowest point. SEQ Oh opened weak but
stillaned slightly on Thursday, closing about
steady but dun. Old material has been quiet but
firm to steady all week, closing without material
change, but with old rails slightly easier. I'm
OPP ming tor the week Gull ami easier, improved
later on III both activity and lone, closing strong
aud fairly active with a sale on call OF 20 tohs
Straits February March at 2lc The safes ioi
the week are about 500 tons. Copper mas been
almost entirely sagnant since Monday, and
closes duh and barely steady. Sales during inc
week of 8 100 pounds Arizona capper; LeaC
has been dull and barely steady since Monday
osng weak. Spelter has again been neglected
but steady all week. closing easier.
| 1t is said that nails are higher in proportion
| than any products of The iron mills. consumer
knowing this, are afraid to buy heavy orders
| and are getting only what is necessary. Int
| spring ira e is in bad shape.
| To-DAY's QUOTATIONS
Axes-Collius' per dozen, $50; Gold Dollar pc
dozen, SEQ; Diamond, Edge per doztn H. lo'Uo
Shovels and Spa1es-Rowlands discount 81
per cent; Ames' list, steel goods, discount 4Oa
lU per cent.
Rubber Belting-Dscount 80 per cent.
Sheet iron-9 B, &c; pol ed. discount
| per cent
skillets and lids, Sc pc, sugar Entles
| DC per pound.
Tacks-ln boxes, 100 pap, = ~, O9H.
Grub hoes-per dozen, 9.Ov, railroad plok1
per dozen, 9.0c.
Mattocks-per dozen, 1L0o.
Observation-Disclosures, discount "a, PEI cen'
| Howe, discount rs per cent.
Tin plate-I. c.. l0x14 per box, 500; o., Il,
20, per box, 500; Terne, l4x20 per box, 7.5O
Terne, 2Oz2S per box, 1850.
Tinware-pieced discount 30 per cent.
| tamped, discount 40 per cent
Solder-No. /. 15c; No. IL and IL, 1sc pc
No. i duck horse COLLARS .25 per Dozen.
Hsmes--two loop, 4.0O per dozen, three loop
49, per dozen.
HEAVY HARDWARE.
CHATS, finished, 49, poles, Sl3.t0. Single
trees, wagon, select 81 rs; buggy. %; express
$50. Wagon tongues, 1000. Hickory axles
10. 90. Bolsters, 70. Coupling poles, 70
spokes, xxx, select IN; Xxx, so. sawet
felloes, "a, I.1o; 2, 200. Bowden shoes, .01
Northwestern horse nails. No. G. 6 90; 2. o6u:
525. Bar iron, &c rate. Plow steel, &c; sprin
steel, &c. cast steel, 1Sc. - /,
BUseIRs--Grade and spring, top, e9e@i0G d
open, S70@80; do side springs, top, tlOO@lS5; q
side bar, SlOO@l3G dophaetons, sl25@15o; grad
side spring, Sl4O@2OO do pfaetons, el5O@20
bump seat buRgies, s175@25O; p; atform spring
s110&120: three srrinp wagons. S9o1ilb'
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-02-22


In January 100000 was produced by 'he yer"
The Austrian budget deficiency this year Will
be about ., 500, 600 iiOIins . 49,. -,
speculation has so far declined in san IRAN
cisco that the dealings in stocks scarcely average
$4,000 day. 80, ,,,,.,
shipped from Leedville wps siSl 10y MIMI
was ST., l2T, 4U2 1900 .o,,,,.
The coinage of the several minis 81 thiS c9uli,
try the past year was nearly zoo 600 OF wh zen
s66 P0"o00 was pold, S2S,UOOeO, silver shu 'hc
remainder minor coins. ,,.,
six years has been as follows 1917, si9, Oi,,
ISIS ST. 1876 1873 1879. s2,5t6SiS; 1851, S5G65 oty'
1Ssl 49,; 1852 a. 2l7 7SO total, SIS, 52a
The average output of gold and silver mas
been on the decl ne during the past twenty
FIVE years the total having been tess HNn
Gao from 1867 to ISL $500 100 from 1877 10 1851,
against less than sll0,t0OCO in lSo2.
L had 20 0OJ of the new iye-eent hckei COM
at the sub-tPasury last week., said Assistal.
Treasurer Thomas C. Acton. "On Friday sem
for more and expect 100000 from the mint on
Moudsv or. Tuesday. The 2O,VOO went OH Ike
hot cakes" .,r,s,
treasury department that 100000 in gold lately
coined at the New Orleans mist was snort IL
weight to the extent Of go on every I0o nov Nv
explained 1t is said that search for the caus'
has already been ordered. ,.,-.s 1000
The Financial Reform Almansck for lSs5
published in London, shows that during INT
Wear 1sS2. the public expenditure was abou
$50 COO COO of which over 500 GOO Wy was 10
interest on the public debt, over $50 700 OOO wa
expended on the army and t60 oJnooV Oh I'M
The total taxable valuation of all the prop
erty in Kansas for the year 1881 was tIlOV4'
OHIO. The valuation for the succeeding yea
was 1856, rs 1877 s., being an increase OF owe
$500 COO for the year, The next increase ough
to go up to 500 eco 0CO.
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QuoTATIoNs TODAY.
LIVE sToCK.

Tho meaning OF the Texas dive OF cattle Is
driving one and two wear Olds fIom Texas every
spring 70 points in Kansas aud Nebraska and
selling the cattle 10 northern ranchmen; The
the fall whenthey in turn sell them 70 feeders,
who in turn, fatten the cattle on corn and sell
them ON the market The drive this spring Is
estimated at 20 900 head, and II is predicted that
in the near future northern ranchmen will not
require cattle from Texas. When this occurs
the Texas cattle men viii keep their young
beeyes at home until suitable for beef, ana then
ship direct 10 market as they are now doing with
the majority Of their cattle
A ST Louis Etock-dealer, in speaking Of the
prospective cattle market taid that he aniici-
hiFh price Of corn had deferred many persons
from feeding 70 that the allowance Tor market
would hardly be 70 large es usual In that season,
and hat many who began 70 isea had i9 ,sIa
usual and cattlr had not taken on fat as rapidly
as had been hoped for and besides, there
were not 90 many sull-fcd ca{le Brewing and
able. 20 that this Kind of stock would not cut
the usual figure. But be said the qualify Of
rsfrie this year was eNeellert lie had never
known steers % kli more safiziaciCnlyt buick
rs were well pleased. sAn0.her consideration
10 bis mind tending 10 high prices Wss The Two
facts that cattle on The plains were freezing In
large numbers and uestern herds were IN ne
hands Of capitalists both able and dlspDsed %
hold for higher values. -
TO-DAT . oun1ATI0rh.
BuF uATILE-Butcter sock, grass fed, *;
saESss oors-Fst sgEgK cent.
hHTrflEc-lEfh cCuts
E1CCE-f-aT he'd, tllfleo
EIlEH c1EE-E ~ cslFaz. FEetn
lDsa-Cu-a-f1i 7e rr1sE timber ~ Z;
li1s ta-
saE-f-lf1ti01 sssss ee1,rs Ei5ek, por hsaiE
q larl -.
F0ssrz-EE.-1 fue. r1f ran. f,l4et51e fzncT
nlrusss. r-HgssD5 n-s-l szrueaL t7bS17t
4. - ~ = - rurias r11f1r
HriEs-ET,ri hssvJ sizs6s50o medium s5oe
r11r anal 500
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-02-22
DRY GOODS.

The latest from New York says that without
any demand of special importance, there mas
been better feeling exhibited on the part OF
| flooded districts, hope takes the place of fear
and the prospects of improvement in business
are more encouraging. Pepperell and bleachea
| jeans have advanced q cent Consltuuon 90
inches, fine brown sheelings, have advanced TO
| ~ cents. 81. ....o
really no new features in the market the past
week. Western orders are very backward.
Plain cottons continue strong in tone, with no
apparent prospect of lower prices for staple
goods. Print cloths rule firm at 1916 for "a 5,
but sales are rather light. First-class prints
are in fair demand, while all Others, drag. The
| loud styles in vogue a year ago have given
place to small chaste patterns, The prices on
nearly all heavy woolens are SHADE lower tna man
last year. and business is satisfactory, Ladies
suidngs and sackines move moderately Ran
| nels sell only in small lots and the trade in
carpets is large, but prices unsatisfactory 10
manufacturers.
To.DATs QUOTATIONS..
PR1NTs-Freeman s, s; Lodi s; Gloucester, 8;
Harmony s: Cocheco. Ga; Merrimac, 9; Green
wich, 81; Allen, G; Albion, solid. 81; Peabody
solid, 5la; Peabody black 5H simpson 1sacS
HEAVY TS BRows Doxrsr1cs-Aurusta: -; *;
Indian Head, s1; Swift Creek, ~ - Ai ma
b f "a 81 tdBs sts Glendale q 5a Saches *
| ;6 Charter Oak, A. 4; Lake George, A., u
Great Western, A, s; International Al, ia
| FIyE PRowN DoMEsTIcs-Lake George, q har-
vest sIs; Poeahontas, 9; Great Falls, z; Peer
less, 3 s; Plum Island, S. Atlantic, SA; Green-
BLficrEp DoMEsTIcs-socisl, s. Sunny Side, s.
Holmesyille, TX; Forest s; Big Bonanza, 7:S 9;
| auburn 81; Lonsdale. Va; Lonsdale, cambria,
| IL: Namsutta, IL: New York mills, 49, Diamond
Hin, cambria, q knights, cambria, 9; Hero, a.
.: Hero, rs s; Ballardyale, z; Cambridge 7-S' q
| Peerless, 81, 51s. NJ
| S-oz, 121S; Stark, lO-oz lob; Savage, e-oz, l25s
| Hampden, brown and drab, 90, 10; Hampden
Xxx, do, ii; Boston, 1907, brown and drab, IN
| Montauk 40 inch, %; No. s, 40 inch, 42li
| 8 80 inch. 571s; Gold Medal Blue, l4h; Lion
brown ana drab, b.
| CHAMBRAY-l4ls@ Ice.
HIcKoRY- Rock River, 6-3; Blue and Brown,
gI<c; India l01Sc; Arlington, sac; Thorndike'
u &c; Hamilton y.
I KINTUCKY JEANs-Pacife r. R., "a Colum biz
| ~; Kansas, 1871; Humboldt 80 Palaris, n;
Table Rock l6H; Bonanza, IN; Pride OF the
West 82K; bang Up, 20; Deer Island, SsH; Keo'
kuk, 30 Mississippi X. q; Roxborough, l9h;
Badger, 2i5S; Golden Fleece, 26; St Cloud Sh,
LiHsEYs-Dexter, 2k2Justice, q Maysrly .lbS
| Green Briar. 1917; Rob Roy, IA; United states IL
| PIlID OsHABURGs-Delta, ~; Economy, l21f;
Ottawa, 81; Michigan 81: Belle, "; Wood
| WI, sk; Catawba- w
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-02-22
WOOL AND HIDES,

There has been q more active inquiry fol
wool in all the seaboard markets during the pas
week, anc the situation at the close Is oecldeulS
stronger all around, Combing WOODS are esp;c.
ially wanted, and some choice lots have brought
l@3c advance. Holders views are generaliy
Gl2c, higher on ire and medium clothlne
fleeces, and stronger for all descriptions OF IN
washed woods. The rising tendency OF prices i
due 10 the growing scarcity Undesirable clothing
and long-staple woods Supplies have been
much reduced in all markets, ana, as tneTe is nc
stock of foreign OF any moment TO fall PACK upon,
both manuie cturers ard dealers art
beginning TO anticipate shortage IN the supply
of certain grades before clip time Upward q
| 100 O00. 900 pounds were imported in the hsca
wear lS79-S0 and so much of twas sold AT loss
| that importations since that time have beer
comparatively Insignificant Meantime ,hese
| foreign stocks, which for two or three years pas
have served to make up for the deficiency II
| the domestic clip, have been gradually ex
| hausied, and as consumers requirements aIt
| in excess OF the home output IL IS evident ina
all wool now available Will be wantec
| at fair prices. The London sales Of colonia
woods will open about tn close OF this month
aud IL prices are not unduly advanced by tn'
competition Il is likely that soIne American or
dsrs will 20 abroad. The favorable position
holding Of the unsold woods in the interior, ant
sellers are now very Indifferent. Texas ane
similar woods. on which holders have been IN
able in many cases to reslize cost for some um'
past, are selling more freely. and show an i'm
proving tendency in common with the genera
market.
Fine spring per ID, p TO 25c; medium spnnl
per h., 20 TO DC; Mexican improved per ID, Il
| 70 l6c.; bury of all grades. 70 &c. of.
Hides-Dry flint sound and heavy IL to lic
ditto light, 10 10 lac dry salt, heavy, lie; ditu
li-ht Ia 70 l0c; wet salt, 70 l-2c; green
butchers, Ia 10 &C, all damaged, wet or dry
half price. DeersKins, 20 to &c; sheepskinS 2
and ehoarlinRs. to l5c.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-02-22
BUILDING MATERlAL.

I The large tracts Of precious woods covering
the coast regions of Mexico are beginning TO at
tract attention. The Libertad, OF the CITY OF
Merico, declares tnat both the Paeihe ana the
Gulf coasts Of the republic contain large tracts
of the finest cabinet woods, ffom which, no "
ever, only small quantities are exported. The
woods which in American markets are IN eon-
burned AZ common fuel. 'Few branches OF in.
dustry" says the Mexican Financier ARE more
surely profitable than this; and, IL capitalists
would give the matter due attention, they would WOULD
/ OF wealth Tor themselves, and Of benefit for the
country. tits strange that such eKpor! as ex-
lists for these woods finds an almost exclusively
European market and measures are now In
hand BY which some European capitalists will
ests blish a line Of steamers for this special
trade While agents OF large American houses
are frequently sent 70 eaP,yre nDre e,ican
ports laden with precious woods from remote
\ gions Of South America the Mexican supplies
remain strangely neglected"
TO-DAY > QUOTATIONS..
BErcE-At the kilns " go kin run.
sroSz-At the Dallas quarrieS = per cath
foot II for fouDdsuon h for Wau ana . fof
IUSBES~YoIlov Pima ryura. % 90 pet 100
s.ats ever a FEET In ianzth: @ Is. Matohed and
drsssed hooring and finishing. 81 20 y osilint
II \ ceiling 81 30 % low pine ridins q; white
ONE orinnR @ 90 int cUumon :. second com
mon. ~: wnii- pine SIDING hrEt ogmmul
q n; second common, So. poplar siding -
clesr, Is CO. poplar ceiling, "a 20 ash
no-isr. eressed fofh s.def, ef1 rough walnut
NJ - l5g Oofnuoa doors a 50 10 9. sash, 81 -
% % ss % sine.
PoETs-Cedzr. giz % BOlst d E-cs ID
L. Fs-a4 per lrG-a1uf.
FrsrTrv Pams-fnf barrel. tf1f So
HArs-Ptr pound. g.. -.
sTrr1I rs--Ygisrs. rrH. ~ % b. = Uhin
pins 3 ~ o q % 90 20 l. =. - z
= co., -. - = > 4 Es.1ulaia e. e. =. -na q Sc
Portland. . 90 -
q mn NC lrrf. - D nm So.
fsrrr-rr Flrrs--f ir-t, Z 80 liHll 81 . lrrh
r-lrI~r frrrLr- r iIcl so. - luca c-i1f
srsnl u - INA RI %. So
No.. p. -r--a--arrIf ~ uaa arc ID rll1-f
n faG1 b ~ ga Al ~ r-i-l s1l Fi-1,iri
800 ~ q rlt - la.-l of1-afa.
WrrTE LsaD--arI-f Nr1e q ~
r--r-r-r-rrr1 fraar. 4 ~ herlet tllf
= ~ larfser fEr lcIa 90 rer bcrles u -
ils-lsa n fn-s 40 t.eT bIlsbel ~
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-02-22
DRUGS

A New York paper says "Cllhd acid has
weakened " 55bj6 cents fattarlo acid ls about
1 cent higher for best quality. Carbonate az.
mOuia IL easier. Borax Is lower ana weak, WIN
cty offered ut 12li6pl3 cents. Chlolale potash Is
40 10 1b1i6H cents, and firm OF the advance
Quicksilver has weakened TO 8G@3Bh cents
German benzOlg acid Is frmer with bL2bDSl 1O
now quoted. Opium holds very steady. Quinlne
Is steady, with slight advance asked Tor Ger.
man. Smyrna canary seed IL about "a oil cent
higher, and very firm Hemp seed Is also strong,
with no to Az cents asked and cents bottom
price Trieste mustard seed and OUNCE sctd
are easier star anseed is now generally heln
nj ~ cents salacine Is down to S2Cpt2 w. Nr' %
TONNE is offered at s65O. Spanish r2n,oll
is offered lower Balsam Peru has iuflher
declined: quoted now at s3.l5 Sassairas
bark is about x TO u cent higher Cutie llsh y
firmer, with 3OH to ~ cents named for Trieste OF
best quality. East India and African ginger
are held considerably higher. The lower granes
of shellac are about cents lower, but -, U, u
held very firmly Large flake mama is up 70
8 20 to Sl.T5 again. and 40 cents seems now lhe
lowest for prime quality small flake. SANDER
sons oil lemon, OILS Glove, cubeb ana pepper
mint are lower, and oils myrbane ana penny
royal are higher Gentian root still faVors tne
buyer. and can now be mad AZ We 10 ~ GEMS
Golden seal root is down to 26 TO " cents. ipe'
Gao is weak at 72Ji 10 50 cents as 70 quaa an
Jalap is about cents lower Pink root IS look
| ing firmer, " IN about cent advance asked iol
| iobbing parsCis Virginia snake-rootis up 10 u
| 10 20 cents and very firm. Mercurials are nov
quoted at 80 cents for blue mass, % 10 20 cenu
| for calomel, As 10 so cents for corrosive supn
mate 70 TO ~ cents for red and 50 TO 81 GEMS io
whita nrppinitoLpb
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tenpiauon. win naturally pause ia their opera,
iions. And they are Justified IN doing 30. Bnl
nj the same time, We wish to impress UPON Vn,ln
fiat there Is no sign OF real weakness m our
share market Operations may be stayed Tor
time. WREN it Is seen that ,upgo'inR hall
d"zen new mills viii be built, there Is room
enough for all oldham Is more ana
more concentrating cotton spinning,
and ono need not be alarmed, ~
The presence OF the great productive power u
the district, ut the flCG Of few new mllls Delns
bull. What might look great mug Ia sOlh l,,
a her districts may only be regarded as very
small ntfair mere In other localities we heai OF
cotton splnuiug being started, and u is eyidehi
Inc reply of Oldhah viii be ,he raising OF hal'
a dozen mills to every mill being built at WiEsn
or anywhere else which seeks 10 TlNhl lhl'
| town IN It's own domain. The characteIisuc q
| The market has been quictuess without ieel
| In If danression Among the shares that have
| been ia demand this week are Oak, smallorook
| Eorh Moor Moorheld, Honeywell, Gfeenacres
| United, Wernelh, Windsor and few others Q
what is known as the better class OF shares. Bel
giau takes stock to-day