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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-15
New York Produce Market,

NEW YORK, Nov. 14.-Flour steady; receipts
22,000 barrels; exports 2,700 barrels; extra
Ohio S.s566 so; st. Louis S.e5@6.75; Mime
sofa patent process 5.75G7 10. Wheat, spot lots
15G1c lower; options opened shade better,
afterwards ruled weaker and declined A@IHc,
closing steady; receipts 1884, goo bushels; ex-
ports 81, 900 bushels; hard Mol Duluth 1.l7s<;
ungraded spring 94c@I. &c; ungraded red Gle
Gl.12;No. 4 red 9214 @9275c; No.3 red 1.05A@
1.0814; No. 2 red l.11@1.141S; ungraded white
S0c@1 .0s; No. 2 white 1. 05; No. red November
Ill; December sales $4,000 bushels at
1.11%@1.12X, closing at LIZ; January sales
2,032,OO0 bushels at 1.1491.l5B, closing at
la; February sales 2,&55,UUU bushels at
1.16911715, closing at Liz; May sales
100000 bushels at l.201561.215S, closing at
1903. Corn, spot lots 1491zc lower; options
opened firm, afterwards declined A@55c, closing
barely steady; receipts 1000 bushels; exports
10000; ungraded 5714@6lc; No. 5sgeoo;
western 6115e; No.2 November nominal; Deem
Der 6018e60Xc, closing at 6O1Sc; January
607s96o1zc, closing at 601sc; May 6019@605Ic,
closing at 6055c. Oats 18@Lc lower, closing
steady; receipts 10000 bushels; exports 81 900;
mixed western 5415@S7c; white western seq
4sc. Coffee. spot fair; Rio very firm; options
logo points higher and fairly active;
sales of 1850 bags Rio No. November
at 10.70Gl0. IS; $3.50 bags December at 10 20
@10.25; 1l,750 bags January at 10.65@IO.70;
5000 bags February at 10 6Ogl0 10; $3.50 bags
March at 1o.6o@l070; 1900 bags April at
l0.609l0.7o 1,25O bags May at 10.65@l0.70;
SOC bags June at 1910; 800 bags July at 1855
CLOGS. Sugar dull; rehned quiet and weak;
cut loaf and crushed Sc. Molasses firm at 400
Coo. Petroleum firm; united l.171S; crude ~
g8Hc; refined s2l9s%c. Tallow frmes at
l-l6977.c. Turpentine dali and easier at So II.
Eggs, western fresh, demand fair and market
firm. Pork firm and fairly active; new mess
IL .S754012. GO. Cut meats quiet and nominal;
long clear middles 7.25. Lard lower; prime
steam 1907 921S; November 7.s2@7.s3; De-
cember 7.77g780; January 7.84878s; Febru-
airy .92G7 9S; March S.0098.05. Butter firm
and in good demand for choice. Cheese quiet
but firm.
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FINANCE Il COMMERCE..
Board of Trade

ST.. Paul, Nov. Is, 1883.-There was nc
change of any moment in the markets
yesterday. Business was quiet and very
little demand was made for any article
Quotations are as follows:
WHEAr--No. hard, 99c bid; December
81 oil bid: Januay 81 OF; February Si.03; May
Sl.05 bid; No, &c bid; No. hard 94c bid; No.
CoRN~No. 2 47c bid, 49o was asked; for De
cember January and February, 4sc was asked
May 49c was asked.
OATs-No. mixed &c bid, 28c asked; De-
cenber 277Sc bid, 29o asked; January Csc bid
February 2612 bid; May &c bid; No. white
Csc bid, 29c asked; No. white &c bid.
BARLEY-No. &c bid; No 8 extra, SOC bid,
81 asked; No. 45c bid, 48 asked.
Reno 2 51c.
GROUND FEED-$17. 80 bid, SIS. asked.
Com MEAI-S2S.0o asked.
BRAN-S9.50.
BALED HAY-s8.0O bid. $3.50 asked.
DRESSED HoGs-5c.
FLAX SEED-$1.20 bid.
TIMoTEr-sl.l5 bid.
CLovEE SEED-S4.50 bid.
EGGs--2lc bid, CSC asked; December Csc bid,
261lc asked; January &c bid; February &c bid.
SALEs-l car May corn z9c: car May oats
s2c: cars baled hay $500; cara baled hay
hay So. SO: ! car No. 2 oats 28c; cars feed
$500; 2 car No. barley 45c.
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Boon, in Northern Wisconsin.
milwaukee, Wis, Nov. 10.l

WE, wv AV'
Postmaster Payne returned yesterday
from a trip to Bayfield,. The visit was
made with Gov. Rusk, ex-Gov. Fairchild,
Railroad Commissioner Haugen, Col.
Ginty and several others, and was for the
purpose of inspecting the last twenty
miles of the new Omaha road just finished.
A special train was taken from Madison to
Chippewa Falls, then to Superior Junction
and then by the Omaha line running to
Bayfield,. Mr.. Payne pronounced the
latter road in excellent condition. He
also spoke of seeing at Ashland Junction
the new Northern Pacific road, with splen-
did new bridge building at that point. At
Bayfield, the party were received by the
citizens, aud treated to every courtesy.
From Bayfield, they went to Washburn, a
town across the bay from Ashland. The
new place was found. as were indeed all
the towns stopped at, to be in fiourishing
and PROSPEROUS condition. There vas 8
new hotel, new docks and all other evil
dences of growth. Ashland particularly
was booming, there having been over 300
new buildings put up there the past sea
soc. The stop would have been longer had
not the governor received, while at Ash
land, a dispatch of the accident az the cap
itol, and at once started to return.
At Ashland the party were enter
tanned by Lieut.. Gov. Fifeld. Post
master Payne says it was gratifying sign
of the states advance to find new rail
roads and fourishing villages where, a
year ago, there was only bowling viii
derness. Among the towns that have
come into life, he mentioned Hayward.
Gable, Drummond, Pratt, Mason and
Washburn, all substantially founded. The
superb farming lands along the Chippewa
Falls road also commanded the postmas-
ter's notice and admiration, it being, wher-
ever cleared, splendid wheat country.
Hayward is the county seat Of the new
county called Sawyer, and promises great
things for the future.
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Or. z. G. Vests nervs and brain treatment, a
specific for hysteria, dizziness, convulsions,
nervous headache, mental depression, loss OF
memory, premature old age, caused by over
exertion oyer-indulgsnce, which leads to mis-
cry, decay and death, One boz will cu-e recent
cases, Each boz contains one months trest-
msnt. Ons dollar boz or siz boxes for Eve
dollars, sent by nail prepaid on receipt price.
We guarantee SIX boxes TO cure any case. With
each order received By Us Cor SIX boxse, scoo-n.
panied with FIVE dollars, VIC vii se1d the pur.
chaser our written guarantees 10 return the monsy
II the treatment does not effect cure. Guar.
antees issued only By Lambie & Co., corner
Third and wabsshsv streets, st. Psul, MIN,
-sr~s~-s by n8il ug'lnntlv attended TO.
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"Where we're you engaged Iast:" asked

"Where were you engaged last!" asked
lady of the new colored cook
Yer oughten ter az NE dat, lady"
y Just want 70 know, as 1t may lend to
give you character.
wall, lady, de las time vas engaged
was down in the bottoms. / was engaged
ter Bob Phillips, de trifinest yaller man I
eber seed. Wy lady, dat man stole my
year-rings and runned away. How many
times was yersif engaged, lad! ?--l DR.
I.T..sr.r T-rrrsIlET.
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Chicago Live Stock.

CHICAGO, Nov. 1.-THE Drovsrs' Journal
reports: Hogs, receipts $1,000; shipment.
$500; best steady, others ioc off;packing 4. 10
@4.5o; packing and shipping 4.6O94.s5;
light 1. s6@4 $50; skips .OOg4 90. Cattle, re:
ceipts $500; shipments 5000; market active
and firm exports 6.25@7.o0; good to choice
shipping steers 5.6096. 10; common to Medium
4.90@5.40; range strong; grass fed Texans 8 so
CATS; Americans 4.60@5.5O. Sheep, receipts
3,400; shipments $50; market slow; inferior to
fair 2.2oG3 90 per cwt.; good $50; choice S.75;
Texans 2.0O@S.6O.
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Cause of Failure.

Want OF confidence accounts for half of the
business failures of to-day. a. r. Wilkes, B.
and z. Zimmerman and z. Sterile, the drug
gsts, are not liable to fail for the want of con-
tdence in DR.. Bosanko's Cough and Lung
Syrup. He gives away bottle free to all who
are suffering with coughs, colds, asthma, con-
sumption, and all affections of the throat and
lungs.
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Dry-GoOCg.

New YORK, Nov. 1.-THE only require
ments are for every day wants. Agents have re-
duced Allendale wide sheetings on the basis CT
10-4 bleached and ia brown at &c, other
widths to correspond.
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Lake Elmo and saltwater Trains,

LEAVE MINNEAPOLIS.
f7:41 q ID, 1880 am, 1880 m, fI2;00m, TJ,E0 ED
ti:S0 " 1850 o n,
LEAVE 81. PAUL.
1850 1913 IN, 1905 am, 1908 u, i12.4E
A2o5 pa i5:06 p r. and 7:45 ? N.
LEAVE 5rtLLwATER FoB ST. PAUL b AnFgzaZobEl
73O n i3;l3 O M il2:09 N. s1:I3 pm, 1880 , IL
4:SJP m, i65) p m.
Daily. Except Sundays. Except Hondny1.
80 Tickets. sleeping Car Accommodation
eli information can be secure at
No. Is Nicollet House Block, Minneapolis,
J. OHARBONNEAO, Ticket agent
Minneapolis depot corner Washington and Fourta
avenue north. II. L. MARTIN, T1cRst A2ent.
Corner Third apc Jackson streets, st. Paul.
CHAS. H. pETSCH, City Ticket Agent,
New Union Depot, foot of S.bley street,
KEEBEL b BROWE, Ticket AaSasSs
II. z. HAYDEN Ticket Agent. Saltwater.
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ASSOCIATED PRESS MARKETS.
Milwaukee Produce 4.-ke:

MILWAUKEE, Nov. Iz.-Fiour IN fair demand.
TSsst quiet and weak; e4sEc November, s55so
December; SIC January; -o4E May. Corr
unchanged; No. 52c Oat= higher; No.2 2S11<<c.
Kya quiet and unchanged: No. 56S{c; No. 2
SEC. Bailey weaker; Ne. exc; extra No. 8
55kc Provisions steady; nsss pork 10.s5
November; iI.e0 January. La7d, prime stssn
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Al,ra"s A-rlYs
IS. Pail. Mnnssp,Ps
kEaTyTEa TB4Iss.


]
Chicago Milwaukee TX. IA sac MA TsG n M
Chicago Milwaukee EI. &c AIS MIA ZIG = m
La Crosse, Dubuque, Rock
Island Z st. Louis Exp. 10 9:35 MO IO.l0 :, :,
webas la Accom- 10 s55 MO surYn q -,
Iowa : MINI. Division.
Calnsr Accommodation. 10 1923 u{J 1c,ss =,
sou. MINI. and Ia. Ex.....-F sSH . rpf0 z.05 :, -
Kasou City Sou Z West. exiF TAB e nj = 80, =
Ese.4ngs & Dakota Div.
Absrdssz 4 Dakota expressiA 12.l5 D mi 1I.s5 ~,
Aberdeen & Dakota EI...iC a. N E.ISa-
A, rneans daily. q, EXCEPT auneaz > ,-osvt
Saturday. z. except Mondny -
Additional trains between 81 PAM and W. ss,yo
liz, via Short Line y leeye both cities toqr' For
particulars zee Short Line timetable.
ct. Pa0l-Chss. Tho1apson CITY I'icksS 5.,,rt 15I
z. Third street. Bzcan Kne5el, Tiossi gents,
1tlnsepoL3s--o. L sooft, Ciiy Ticket n s;, 10.
Agent, DsDct.
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T.5O November; 7.55 January. Live hogs
steady at 4.20Gs4.55. Butter steady. Cheese
steady. Eggs firm. Receipts, $4,000 barrels of
iouI; IS, 600 bushels OF wheat; $4,000 bushels
of barley Shipments, 100 bsrrela Of -four;
1900 bushels of wheat; 1900 bushels of bar
ley.
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Though shaken II
every joint and f.
her with feTer and
sgue, or billions re-
mittent, the system
my yet be freed
from the malignant
virus with Hostel
ter's Stomach Bit
ters. Protect the
system against It
with this benef-
cent snd-spesmod-
ic,which Is further
more a supreme
rsnedy fer liver
complaint, cozsti-
pa6oa- dyspepsia.
debility, rhe1ns-
tisH, kidney Gou-
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DAILY MARKET REVIEW
ST. PAUL. Wednesday. Nov. u. 1889

Dr. fAUL9 Wednesday,, NOV. IT, 1000.
To-day's business in the lake markets was but
a repetition of yesterday's decline-only little
more SO. There was not much strength shown
at any time during the day, and what little came
to the surface was quickly knocked blind by the
bears, who carried everything their own way.
The closing prices were the lowest of the day
Corn was in sympathy with wheat, but was not
affected to SO great degree. Oats were steady,
but little doing. Provisions weak and lower.
Car loads received in Chicago for the past
twenty-four hours were as follows: Winter wheat
II; spring wheat 1875; corn 800; cats SO.
Following is to-day's range OF prices on the
Milwaukee and Chicago boards:
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WELLS Trough ON CoRNs.-

Ask for "Rough on Corns." l5c. Quick
relief; complete, permanent cure. COrns, warts
bunions.
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Becoming Citizens.

OTTAWA, Nov. 13.-Missisagna Indians
at Port Credit are forming themselves into
legal community.
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TEE WKUY GL0BE "a sn eight-page pape=
the same eizs az the DAILY GLoBz. Il le the
5est paper for the farmers In the State. Il Is
se1t TO Eny address, ons yssr, postage paid
FOB ONE DOLLA9 AID EFIFTEgH CERpS
For three months On nd Tor rs cent?.
Alsubscdp6oas payable invariably IL sdysccs.
Address,
GLOBE PRIATESG COMFAEY
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Prime mercantile paper 5tSG7 per cent. Bar
silver, Sl.lOH. Sterling exchange steady at
S4sl4 long, S4.s4S sight.
Gove-uments-Fi
Stste Securities Dull.
Bonds-Rairoad bonds strong and higher.
Stooks-The feature Of the stock market the
past hoar was the drop in st. Paul. Minneapolis
x Manitoba To 100, This stock closed at l06jX
Yesterday and opened at 1863 this morning.
The explanation given is that there has been
western selling Of stock for about two weeks.
This morning there were orders to sell at the
best and some room traders got wind OF the
order and hslped mark the price down. The
ronpany's earnings the first week during the
current month shows decline Of $4,000. The
conpany is also in troable with the Fargo
Southern. Near midday the stock rallied TO
1924 bid. The general market declined IN
sympathy with the break in St. Paul, MinneSFo-
lis & Manitoba and prices fell off 4Gl4 per
cent. At midday there waa s fractional rally
The Stock Exchange closes Monday, Evacuation
day celebration. Earnings of the Manhattan
Elevated Bsilvay compsny last year So, ISL, sos;
operating expenses SS,T5s, SIS; net earnings,
S2,629,65S. Stocks were stronger after midday,
bat subsequently lower range OF prioss pre-
vailed. Tho market closed irregalsr but in the
main lower. St. Paul, Minneapolis t Haritobs
rallied 70 IoS%9l02. New York L New Eng
laal broke TO 81.
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HOGS SALES.
FlnanciaIaud Stock Markets.

NKv YoRx, Nov. I'LL 8. m.-Stocks
very irregular this morning New York, Lake
Erie Il Western, Oregon Transcoutinental snd
Canadian Pacific were firm. Union Pacific
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RIAL ESTATE.
YELLOWSTONE
National Park.
LIVINGSTON, M. T.

The Denver of the Northwest-is the terminal
point of three divisions of the Northern Pacific
Railroad. It is located as the geographical cen
ter of that line. 1t has had most marvellous
growth.
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LIE. Minns-FLeav 80
DEaAnT1se r'.>4s4, epolis. Paul.

Des Moines fast ESpress... .
Chicago Day k1prees......
Chicago. h MiivFnsea Ex.. .
sioux City & Sioa1 FALLS. g.
Shakopee and Merriam Jet.
Omaha and Kansas City,.
Green Boy and Appleton. >. e.
Shakopee and Merriam Jet.
North Wisconsin Il Superior
River Es,ls. ......-.......
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Receipts and shipnents .

The following ara the receipts snd
shipments for the past twenty-foQr
hours:
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Morning Board Quotations
GOVERNMENTS.
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APrettyWoInan's Secret.

Fear of discovery, when she resorts to
false hair and dyes, is source of CON
slant anxiety to her. The very persons
from whom she most desires to hide the
waning of her charms are the ones most
likely to make the discovery. But there
Is no reason why she should not regain
and retain all the beauty of hair that was
her pride in youth. Let her use AYERS
HAIR vIGoR, and, not only will her hair
cease to fall out, but new growth will
appear where the scalp has been denuded;
and locks that are turning gray, or have
actually grown white, will return to their
pristine freshness and brilfance of color.
AYERS HAIR VIGOR cures
Hereditary Badness.
GEORGE MAYER. Flatonia, Ieras,was
bald at % years of age, as his ancestors
had been for several generations. One
bottle of HAIR VIGoR started growth of
soft, downy hair all over his scalp, which
soon became thick, long, and vigorous.
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Chicago. Milwaukee q 1t Paal RallHay.
Arrival and departure Of through passoag3- train
DEPAGEIzsG TRAIEe.


Ls1FDA Ds5i's4piA-
Milwaukee & Chicago E1. 4.
Milwaukee Z. Chicago TX.
La Crosse, Dubuque, Rock
Island 3 st. Louis Exp.
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TERMS oE SUBSCRIPTION.
THE DAILY GLOBE.
gEYEN ISSUES FEB WEEK.
DAILY gDd su,DAY eLosz, ONE DoLdAB
PER MONTH.
GEYEN ISSUES PEI VIZ
BIZ IsSUES PEI HEE-BZ zIL.

Oze rusush. &
1nree m0nlns.. .s.s.s..ss........... y
Sl< MONTHS. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. . N
Twelve months. ............. o
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St. Paul 1.-Two stock market.

Union Stock Yard Report Sales made by
Cunningham Il Has, Nov. Il, 1855:
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NJ. DORArPS REPORTS,

The following quotations, giving the range of
the markets during the day, were received by d.
Dorzn, Commission Merchant:
WHEAT.
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Corn receipts in Chicago, sss, 22s bushels;
shipments, ass, Sci.
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ArrrRNooN RrpnRr.

Money easy at 2Gs per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 51SG7 per cent. Bar
silver, Sl.l0IS. Sterling exchange steady III
S4sl4 long, Si.s4S sight.
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The following are the quotations Of sales from
By commission mon yesterday and srs subject
10 dsiIy fluctuations:
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Dining Cars on ell trains to and fromlChicago, an
this is the only route that Dining Cars On al
Chicago trains every day IN the week.
Arrive GI.Ilr Mime
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1o-a s. ,,,nn nirisrnn

Iowa y xirn. Division
Sou. MINI, Ia. & Day'pt IL
CalmarAecoInLnodation....
Mason City, Sou & West ez
Hastings q Dakota Div.
Aberdeen 4 Dakota EI-...
Aberdeen 4 Dakota e.
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SaIElkb
ARRIVING TRAINS. EHul.
hiosEo &, Milwaukee, Ex... 1915 a


Chicago &, MiIwaukee Ex... 1915 u t7.05 a n
Merriam Jet and Sbakopee.. %l1:55s "a n 800 p ~
Chicago Might EEpreas.. s2:25 y n 1910 p.e
Sioux City & Sioux Fslls f11:40 . ri f11:10 o ~
Omaha and Kansas City. sIl;55 IA TlI:23 = &c
North Wisconsin & Superior 1890 o 10 1915 "a
Merriam Jet and Shekopee.. *11:l5 p "a 1910 . "a
Green+ BAY & Appleton $50. 1850 p "a T3:ss 2 a
River Falls ...-.-.......... 9:25is n t.1;15 %
Des Moines Fast Express. f11;40 PM I11:10 pm
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Afternoon Roard ouo,ations.

Stocks Gad bonds closed at the following
prices bid:
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Grain MISUNDERSTANDING is the grain
movement for the twenty-four hours endir g
at O'Clock this morning for the points below:
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lHLWAUKER
CORN. OATS AND poRK-oH1CAeo.

Wheat receipts IN Chicago, lf6,U7z bushels
shipments 1864.
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HEALTHIS WRALrD

General Agent, Livingston, Montana.
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Cornmtssien DeaIers.

Al receipts, 42S cars: shipments 1919 cars.
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and deslars gGer-
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MINING STOCKS.

Mining stocks are dull; Horn Silver sold ct
e509675, Homestake s50@S75, S ezra Nevada
Sl5a350, Iron Silver 275, ChrysOlte iS59lS0,
Sierra Grande 9S897, Robinson Consolidated
42g39 Sales for the day 2l,705 shares. Pipe
Line certificates quiet but firm at 1l5x9u6X,
closing on call at 1l61S.
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Three per cent?. .1OO4 Fours do......1 1921
Az coupons. .114L Pacific SIS OF 'S5. .l50;
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1883-11-03
Pa Out shopping.

T'other day ma gave pa piece OF rib.
bon TO match and pair of gloves 10
return because the thumb of one of 'em
ripped of, and told him to buy four yards
OF flannel, and see how much 1t would
cost to have her sealskin cloak refined, and
10 see If her new hat was done. Pa acted
as If he didn't want to go to the store, but
ma and me knew that he looked upon 1t as
picnic, and he BACKED his boots and
changed ends with his cuffs, and put on
his new red necktie and shaved himself,
and fixed up as though he was going TO be
married. ssked him 10 let me go along
to carry the packages, and he SAID he didn't
mind If did go. You have seen these
in1y rubber rats they have at the rubber
stores, haven't your They look SO near
like natural rat that you can't tell the
difference unless you offer the rubber rat
some cheese. / got Que of those rats and
tied a fine thread 10 1t, with a slipnoose on
the end, and when pa got into the store /
put the slpDoose over the hind button OF
his coat tan, and put the rat on the Il Jor,
and IL followed MIN along, and il looked 30
natural l wanted " Kick it. Pa walked
along smiling, and stopped at tue ribbon
counter, ana Il girl bent over to see what
he wanted, and then she saw the rat, and
she screamed and crawled up on the she
where the boxes were. Pa thought she
had gone into fit, and he turned blue and
wenC on, and as he walked along the rat
followed him, and just as he bowed TO four
girls who were standing together they saw
the rat, and they began to yell aud climu
up things. Pa he looked soured, and
another flock OF girls saw the rat, and they
jumped up ON the counter and sat down on
Their feet and yelled 'rat." Then the
others yelled rat, and In minute about
a hundred girls were getting dp on things
and saying ''shoO." FA's lace was a study.
lie looked at one girl, and then another,
and wondered what was the matter, ana
finally the hooI-walker came along and see
what it was, and he took pa by the collar
and led HIM out doors, and told hlm il he
ever came in there again he would send
the police after him. 1 had gone when
pa got out ON the sidewalk, anu ne picked
up the rubber rat and iol I'D II WAS hItched
to his coat, and he went right home. Ma
says he was 30 mad that he suffered, anC
she thinks better board around TOR da,
or two.