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Features of the Conference.
BISHOP SIMPSON.


The resolutions adopted respecting Bishop
Simpson recite: "That this General Conference
desires to express its deep and ever-increasing
affection for Bishop Simpson, its entire corf-
dence in his Judgment and piety, its profound
respect for his practical wisdom and the blended
dignity and simplicity of his personal bearing.
its admiration of his eloquence and Its sense Of
the benefits conferred upon the church and the
nation by his spotless reputation and benefcent
career; that we do most devoutly pray that God
will spare him to us through the opening years
of our second century, and we record our graft
tude to God for the favorable indications which
now appear. In order that this hope may be
supported by all that human aid can give, we
recommend that the work of Bishop Simpson
during the quadrennium be so arranged that he
may be under no pressure, and may avail him
self of temporary periods of rest at home, and of
the benefits, if judged best by his physicians, of
foreign travel without the responsibility. AT
the same time, such work as he can do without
injury will bey.most gladly and gratefully re-
ceived by the church
The resolutions we're adopted by a rising vote
Shortly after this had been done Bishop Simp-
son appeared upon the platform and was greeted
with enthusiastic applause by the conference
When the conference adjourned the venerable
senior Bishop felt strong enough to walk to his
residence at Broad and Arch streets, which he
did, leaning upon the arm of his sister
i' CHURCH LAW.
The following exposition of church law was
made: That the episcopacy is unit, and that
a bishop may, without the consent of the
preacher, the annual conferences, or of any 9th
er bishop transfer preacher from one confer
ence to another, and that minister so trans
ferred is entitled to appointment at the hands
of the bishop who presides over the conference
to which the transfer has been made
That an ordination priest in the Roman
Catholic Church does not entitle a convert from
that denomination to orders in the Methodist
Church. but such candidate must go through the
same preparation for the ministry as though he
had never been ordained priest.
That General Conference delegates may be
elected in such manner as the annual conference
may select, either together or separately.
That the heirs or executors of deceased min
lister who has been tried and expelled and who
has taken an appeal pending which his death oc-
CURED, may carry the appeal to its ultimate
clusion.
A provision to be added to the appendix
which was adopted-provides that a member in
good standing, who desires to withdraw from the
church. must signify his intention in writing,
which fact must be recorded on the books of the
church by the pastor
1t was resolved that in the case of the trial Of
o local preacher change of venue may b. had
10 another quarterly conference, in the same
district, than the one of which the accused is
member, if there is reason to suppose that he
cannot obtain justice in his own quarterly con-
ference.
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Columbus. 8; ST. Louis, 2.

COLUMBUS, o., May 25-Columbus won it;
third successive game from st. Louis, to-day, by
superior batting and fine field work There
were $500 people present, and the contest was
exciting. Following is the score
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A SKIN like monumental aabaster may be at
tanned by using Glenn's Sulphur Soap which
does away with the necessity for sulphur baths
Try it, ladies' 1t is genuine beautifier, and
very economical.
Hint to those prematurely gray, use Hills
hair dive.
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THE finest mayonnaise dressing for all kinds Of
salads, cold meats, raw tomatoes. picked sal
mon, cabbage, etc, is Durkee's Salad Dressing
1t is besides more economical than home made
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DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN.
Indications.

Indications.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON, May 26, La. M.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley--Gener-
ally fair weather, easterly winds in Ohio valley,
variable winds in Tennessee stationary temper
AZURE.
For the Upper Lake Region-Fair weather,
northerly winds becoming variable, stationary
followed by slight rise in temperature.
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THoRoUGH house cleaning prevents disease
Use Sapolio, it is cheaper than drugs
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The following games were played by clubs Of
the National League:
IL rietcL,pd
Detroit ..,........4 o . 0 12 o 2-lI
Clere tnd. b.. .......0 0 o O. 2
ias,. ,;its-Deiroit, Is; Cleveland 2.
hi, t-- ben ot. o. Cleveland. g.
a N.r IOrt
Providence. IL 90 4 0 o IL
New York ..---.....1 0 o 2 o. ,
BASE llits-Prpvdrrro, u New York 10.
Errors-Proyidonce, b Naa York. -
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southern Egypt, brings him again into greatest
prominence This able and entertaining history
Of his life brings it down to the present time
and will he welcomed everywhere
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HANDBOOK OF AMERICAN AUTHORS. BY O-ear Fay
Adams. H,ushton, NliGiu & Co., b. ton. Bowen
Stewart & Co, Indianapolis. Price. - cents.
compact list Of American authors. thor
nativity, age, works, etc Valuable FOR refer
ence.
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Bases on balls-Indanapolis, 2; Louisville 2.
Struck out-By Aydelotte, 2.
Left on bases-Indianapols, 8; Louisville, Z.
T,vo.b,.e hits-Gerbart. Cline Wolf Dorgan.
Double play-Pblips to Merrill to Kerins(2 p
Passed balls-None. r.. .....-
Time of game-1:30 .--
Umpre-Kely.
The indianapolis club left for the East this
morning, and will play their first game at Brook
Ign tomorrow afternoon. They will not play
here again for five weeks.
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"GoUGH ON COUGHS Troches, 15c; liquid 25c.
''Rot on ON TooTHACHE," instant relief 15c.
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Local Observations.
INDIANAPOLIS, May %.
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Racing ut belmont Park.

PHILADELPHIA May 24.-The spring trotting
and pacing meeting closed to-day. The track
was in first-rate shape, and the attendance was
the largest of any day of the meeting, but
smaller than was expected. Summary:
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When purchasing Allcock's Porous Plasters
do not fail to see that the registered trademark
stamp is on each plaster, as none are genuine
without it
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700. The market was quiet. inferior to fair sheep,
So 03; choice, So. % al; Texas sneep, 81 o03.25.
Hogs - Receipts, $500; shipments, 600. The
market was higher and strong; Workers. 81 30 rad. 5O
400.
KANSAS CITY, Nov. 1O.-The Live Stock 1nd-
Gator reports: Catte-Receipts. 6 600. The market
was steady for natives and stockers; other grades
weak; export cattle, $606.35; good to choice ship
ping steers, $5.5oO5.90; common to medium, 80 %
$40; sroeEers and feeders $3.75 a 25 native cows
$50 t13.30 CRASHED Texas steers, So. 1O03.65i
Colorado half-breed steers, So. 94.35
Hogs-Reeeipts, 5000. The market was active
and 1oc higher sales made Of lots of 225 to $50
lbs average at S4.40045o
Sheep-Receipts, 200. The market was steady and
unchanged
NEW YORK Noy. -Beeves-Reeeipts. 1850;
market dull inferior to prime native steers sold at
$4.65 $3.50 P ewt fancy native steers, $707 loo;
| car load sold at 1926 Texas and Colorado cattle
$4.5005.75.
Sheep and Lambs-Reeeipts 20, 600; market was
weak; extremes 25004.65 y cwt. for sheepi S4.5
05.75 % cwt. for lambs
Hogs-Receipts, 4470; market weak at $4.6o05
~ cwt.
EAST LIBERTY. Nov. 1o.-Cattle- Receipts, l.
300; shipments, 500. The market slow at last
weeks opening prices.
Hogs-Receipts, $500; shipments, A, 100. The
market was duh; Philadelphias, $4.S004.90; best
Workers. 81 so 04.70.
Sheep-Receipts. 2,60o; shipments 400 The
market was dull and unchanged.
CINCINNATI. Nov. 10.-Hogs steady; common and
light, So. 65 04 IS; packing and butchers $4.400
4.S5. Receipts, $500; shipments, 1900.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 1o.-Hogs higher at 81 250
4Tk
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Elsewhere.

BUFFALO, Nov. 10-Cattle - Receipts to-day
$50 head; reeeints consigned through 200 car
loads The market was fairly active and shade
higher for good fat steers supply scarce market dull
and prices shade lower for common grades and
stockers; good attendance of buyers of all classes
good to choice steers of from L. 200 to 1900 TBS
average So. 3006; good Indian steers of 1 400 lbs
average $5.45; medium to good butchers steers of
to good native cows, $3.5o04i stockers and feeders
$3.5004.
consigned through, carloads. The market
heavy and unchanged for sheep, and dull and lower
for lambs; saleconfned to local and country trade
80 to 90 lbs average $303.40; good to choice sheep
of from ITO to 100 TBS average, 1878 04.25; ordi-
nary to choice lambs Of from 90 to TO lbs average
| Hogs-Recepts to-day, 10, 500; receipts consigned
through, 40 carloads. The market was moderately
active and higher poor to medium Workers, 81. 500
| grades, S4.85 04.95. All sold.
CHICAGO Nov 10.-The Drovers' Journal re-
ports: Hogs-Receipts, 1900; shipments, 5000.
The market was active and 5000 higher; heavy
| lots ga 6504.9 90; light bacon, $42G64.S0; mixed
| weights 81 3004.60.
Csttle-Receipts, 5000; shipments 1000 The
market was fairly active and unchanged; inferior to
choice shipping steers, $4.2006.l5; native butch
ers stock, $2.3002.80. Range cattle in full supply
and good demand; Texans, SO. 65 04.35.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts 5000; shipments,
400. The market was fairly active and unchanged;
rexas and Nebraska stock, $2.25@2.65; natives,
$2.7504; lambs, $3.50.
The Drovers' Journals Liverpool special quotes the
market weak but American cattle commanding steady
rates. tops fetching 15c dressed.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 10.-Beef Cattle-The market
was generally sloSery best So 250 6; first quality
81 so as. rs; medium, So 0425 ordinary, 81 SO D3;
most of the sales from 1925 to 1925. Re-
ceipts 3, 100 sales, 2, 1875.
Swine--There was light supply and moderate
to good demand. Receipts, 4,445. Quotations 1878
0675.
Sheep and Lambs-Roceipts 31o0. Quotations:
Sheep, $ZG4. ~ fssibs, S35005.
ST. LOUIS. Nov. 10.-Cattle - Receipts, 800;
shipments, 200. The market strong export
steers nominal; offered; good to choice shipping
steers, $5.25U6; fair to medium steers $45005;
common $4y04.25; common to fair Texas steers, SO
$3.50; good to choice Texas steers, So. 6004 com
mon TO medium, $404.5O stockers and feeders, So
0375.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts, 800; shipments,
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FINANCIALANDC COMMERCIAL
MONEY AND STOCKS.

The New York Market Feverish, and Closed
Irregular.
New YORK, Nov. 10.-Money easy at 1013 per
cent, closed offered at per cent
Prime mercantile paper, per cent
Sterling exchange weak; sixty days. s. 799;
sight, 81 s322.
Governments steadier.
Railways firm.
State securities quiet
The stock market opened feverish and weak,
and, in the first ten minutes of business, declined
!, to per cent, except for Louisville & Nash
vile, which dropped II, to 22@ on an announce
ment that the companys depot at Louisville had
been burned, and on report that suit had been
brought by brokers firm for the payment of a
stock note Northwestern and Rock Island
were pressed for sale and the former declined J,
TO 93s, and the latter II, to 1891 The weakness
IN Northwestern was due to reports that the
Yanderbilts were selling. After first call, there
was a rally and later on this improvement was
lost In the afternoon the market
vas feverish, until near 2 P. M,
when business became more active, and
prices advanced sharply. An announcement that
Erie had reduced the passenger rate to Chicago
to $1,000 did not check the upward movement
9he rise from the lowest point of the day ranged
from ] to 1 5 per cent. Union Pacific moved up
IL, to 40; ST Paul 7, to 74..; Lackawanna /, to
1927; Lake Shore Il, to 654; New York Central
II. to s5s; Pacific Mail J, to 492; and Western
Union !, to 57a. At the close Union Pacific re
acted 10 49,, but the remainder of the list closed
firm. Compared with Saturday the closing
prices are ] to per cent, lower for Central Pa
eifc Northwestern. Delaware & Hudson, West
ern Union Louisville & Nashville and Omaha,
and to II per cent. higher for Canada South
ern, Chicago, Burlington & Quincy, Lackawanna
Lake Shore, Union Pacific, Kansas & Texas Jer-
sey Central New York Central, Erie, Missouri
Pacific preferred, Pacific Mail Texas Pacific and
Union Pacific.
lows: 10000 Laekawanna q, 600 Lake Shore,
II, 900 Louisville 6 Nashville, 6,000 Northwest
ern. II, 600 New York Central, $4,000 st. Paul,
&c, 600 Union Pacific.
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cash and November; No. 8 extra spring, 45046c
Provisions lower. Mess pork. SIS cash aud Novem
Der; $11 the year. Iard-Prinie steam, 6. SSc cash
and November, 6.S5c January. Receipts-Flour
II 900 orls; wheat Al 600 corn z 600 bu. Ship
ments-Biour, 20, 600 brls wheat $50 bu; corn, 49,,
600 bu.
OIL CITY. Nov. 1O-The market opened at 73e;
prices irrned to 73lsc, weakened to 71lsc, hred to
735ec, weakened and closed at 725se. The Derrick
the National Transit Company, as follows: Accept
ances and certificates %, 652 ,312 brs; decrease
since last month, l,o69, 403 brls. Credit balances
q $40, o43 brls increase AS 122 brls. Total habI
ties 419 500 brlsi decrease, 5Sl $50 brs. Gross
stocks, IS, 500, 635 brIs; decrease, 901 965 brls
Sediment and surplus. 1880 779 brlsi decrease,
oZO,oSo brls Total deliveries, 3 246 09l brls; in
crease, 1856 700 brls. The report is bulish, showing
decrease Of production and increase of deliveries
CINCINNATI, NOV. 1o.--FlOur quiet family So 20
$3.50; fancy, SO 50 05420. Wheat duh; No. 2
winter red, cash, 77a7sc. Corn strong and higher;
No. mixed, 45c. Oats strong No. mixed 273lc.
Rye steady No. mixed. 81 G5419c. Barley weaker;
dull at Sl3.75. Lard firm prime steam. 71se Bulk
meats quiet; short ribs 7l4e Bacon dull shoulders
6e; short ribs 9ci short clear 9slc. Whisky active
3O@32. Lnseed oil easier at 49c.
TOLEDO, Nov. 10.-Wheat frmer but Quiet No
2 red, cash and November, 66lac; December 67loe;
inal; No mixed, cash, 43l2e; November, 4119c; all
the year 3Sl2c; May, SOC. Oats dull No. 2, cash,
&c asked. Clover seed quiet; prime medium cash.
$465 asked. Reeeipts-Wheat, 100, 900 bu; corn
$500 bu; oats, 1000 bu. Shpments-W Wheat,
$4,000 bu; corn, 1000 bu; oats, none.
LOUISVILLE Nov. 10.-Wheat quiet and I'M
changed; long berry Use; No. 2 red 75c. Corn
No. 2 white, 40 a5Oc; Noe mixed 44Ias45c. Oats
No. white, 29lac; No. 2 mixed Western, 271e
a29l4c: Provisions dull Mess pork nominal. Bulk
meatsShoulders, Csc; clear ribs 934c; clear SIDES
Zoe. New bacon.-Shoulders. 727i4; clear ribs
10s4c; clear sides IL l4c. Hams-Sugar.cur 12G
13c. Lard-Prin1e leaf Sc.
KANSAS CITY, Nov. 10.-The Commercial Indi
Gator reports: Wheat lower; No 2 red cash, 1920
SOC; December, 81 le05l 14c; January $3.50 a53 34c
No. 2 seft, SIC. Corn quiet; No. 2 mixed, cash, so
030lsc November 2Sc all the year, 253I 026e;
January, 26c May, % 02Slae. Oats dull and nom
inal.
LIVERPOOL. Nov. -Cotton-Demand active
and prices unchanged sales IS 600 bales speculation
and export, 5000 bales American, 400 bales.
Breadstuffs quiet, Canadian peas, 6s. Baeon-Long
clear, SIS short clear SIS. Spirits turpentne 23s
al.
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NEW YORK, Nov. 10.-Cotton firm; futures
firm; November, 10.13c: December, 10000; Janu
airy, 10.19c; February 10 34c; March, 10.4sc; April
1o.62e; May, lotto; June, 10.9lc; July, 1.13c
August, IL BE.
MEMPHIS Nov 10.--Cotton firm; rniddling, 91oc;
receipts 7S9G bales shipments. 4,475 bales; stock
on hand, 800 bales; sales, $500 bales.
CINCINNATI Nov 10.--Cotton strong and higher;
middling, 95s.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 1o.-Cotton steady; middling,
93ac
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annapolis Grocer sides with the Journal in this
matter In the issue of Nov. the Grocer
says: ''Fhe business encountered every day
upon Meridian street indieats good traffic, and
gives the denial to the talk of excessive dull
ness; yet more could be done with comfortable
ease if it should come to us. The leading staples
are raising disturbance by eccentric flip
flaps, now away up yonder, then down in
the dust, but are pursuing the even tenor
of their way in spite of impatient specula-
tors who hope for a great wave OF
sham initiation to help them into winter over
coat and out of shabby genteel poverty. Fail
must be large to attract notice. the num-
bers grow no less, but they are usually of so
moderate a sort that the world does not take
time to comment. The novelty is about worn
off, and it is just as well it has; talk does not
improve matters; if it did no people on the face
of the globe would equal us in wealth, prosperi-
ty, greatness and self-importanee. There are
dudes in trade there are like people in society
and in clubs. These decline labor as they abhor
the commonplace of merchandising These non
descripts are passing through close call, and
if the race becomes extinct we shall all unite in
one grand jubilee praise meeting" Locally,
there were few changes in values. Eggs are
higher, apples irmer, poultry, butter and pota-
toes in abundant supply and prices rule weak.
Sugars and coffees unchanged.
GRAIN
An off Monday in the local market. Dealers
cautious in their bids Little said about futures
wheat: Local markets are dull and heavy. Very
little gradable stock arriving Some cash No 2
wanted at higher figures, but only in small lots
and for order demand Millers making some in
quiry for forward deliveries, but no futures Of
fered. Seaboard weak and lower. We quote:
NO. Mediterranean. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~
No. Mediterranean ---.---..--.---..'-. 13
NO. Z red OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~
Deem ber --.---..---..-.------------ I4
Corn-Receipts quite liberal but principally
off grades Demand rather fair, but shippers
steering close to shore, awaiting the expected
Improvement in quality" which little GELD
weather would speedily make. Futures dull,
and show very few friends. Old stock scarce.
Sales of new sound ear made on call at 372c,
track We quote:
No. white, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 40
IiSh mixed, new %
S1Neo, neW---- ---------.----------------- %
70: D, new -----s-----.------.----.. %
Rejected high mixed new..............3 S1a
rejected mixed, new ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 90
Unmerchantable new 81
Sound ear, new---- 81 2
November --------"----- 81
Oats-Dull and heavy feeling, with prices
about steady very little demand and few sell
ers on call We quote;
Mixed 251o
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Buslness of the Clearinc.Houses.

BosFoN, Nov 10-The following table, com
piled frosn special dispatches to the Post from
managersof leading clearing houses in the United
States, gives the gross exchanges for the week
ended Nov 8, together with percentages of de
crease and increase compared with the CORE
erordirrr ,rreelr in 1922.
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oils.

BRADFORD, Nov. 10.-The crude oil market
sluggish and unchanged Total United and Tide
water runs Saturday and Sunday, 7S,445 brs. Total
shipments, Ill 1926 brls. Charters, 1854 brls
Clearances, 2, 220, 900 brs. National Transit Com
pany certificates opened at 73c and closed at 727sc
highest price during the day, 1896 lowest price
lilac.
PIrTSBURG. Nov. 10.-The petroleum market
declined to 72c rallied to 1885, and closed at 727sc
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Foreign Money and Stock Market.

LONDON, Nov. 1915 F. ADJOURNMENT bonds
Consois for money, 100 SIG; account, 100 7-16.
Railroad bonds-Erie 1875; Erie seconds, 51ss;
New York Central, s7l4 Illinois Central, 11714;
Pennsylvania Central 1925 Reading, 1I11s; Cana
dian Pacific, 145; Milwaukee & St Paul 1868.
PARIS, Nov 10.-Rentes 79f 25c.
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NEW YORK. Nov. 10 ofee-Spot lots fair Rio
were made of II, 900 bags; November, SOC; De.
cember. SGS.05c; January S.10c; February, 5000
25c; March, $780, April, 9.359s.4oc; May, s.45
as. SOC
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LIVE STOCK.
Indianapolis Market.

NDIANAPOLIs, Nov. 10.
CATTLE-Receipts, 500; Shipments 800. The
light local quality fair, mostly butcher
grades; market strong that class. while shippers
slow sale at quotations; few shipped through in
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TRADE AND COMMERCE..

ING EIcCtIOn EAcftsLnent SuDbIuIng-ITaue
Gradually Improving.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov TO-
Business men are inclined to stop talking
politics roll up their sleeves and make the most
Of business the remaining fifty days Of the year.
We have said, and still persist in saying that in
summing up the volume of trade thus lar this
year. 1884 viii not fall behind 1888 The Indi-
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hrst hands. we quote'
Choice to prime shippers. $5.4006 90
Medium to good shippers 4.50O5. 10
Common to fair shippers. 3.600425
Stockers, 600 to 800 ibs.-.-.--.--.--.. 3.00035O
Choice to prime and heifers- 3.50O425
Medium to good cows and heifers- 2.900325
Common to fair and heifers. .-.----- 2.0002 go
Veal calves common to good ----...--.. 4.00060O
Bulls, common to good. --......--...--. 2.5003 %
Mixers, common to good. 20. 000500 90
HoGs-Receipts $500; shipments, 500. Quality
good. Market opened active and to 10 cents ad-
Saturdays prices closing steady, with all
sold We quote:
Select heavy packing and shipping .700475
Select light packing and shipping a. 5504.65
Common to fair light 4.2004.40
Heavy roughs 4.OO04.3O
SHEEP-Receipts, $50; shipments, $50. But few
here and but little doing. Market dull and slow
sales. We quote:
Good to choice grades So 2O035O
Fair to medium grades. 275O3 10
Common grades Observation-Disclosures. 2.000250
Lambs common to good -.--.---....--. 2.6003 60
Bucks per head. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1.500200
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK, Nov. 10.-A moderate order request
has called for light miscellaneous assortnents OF all
classes and styles of goods but whole the market
has been very quiet.
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Oats-Dull and heavy feeling, with prices
about steady. very little demand and few sell
ers on call We quote:
Hay-Prime timothy dull; held at $11. No
buyers.
Bran-Nominal
Rye-No. 2, nominal
GRAIN IN STORE.
Nov 1894
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Gone Forever,

Corns, bunions, warts go never to return. Use
DR.. Wings Remedy, the only cure. % cents.
Browning & Sloan, agents.