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The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1884-12-11
wonaan's Suffering and 1edssE

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Those languid, tiresome sensations, csueing
you to feel scarcely able to be on your feet; tst
constant drain that is taking from your system
all it's former elasticity driving the bloom from
your cheeks; that continual strain upon your
vital forces, rendering you irritable and fretful,
Gun easily be removed by the use Of that mar
velous remedy, Hop Bitters, Irregularities and
distinctions Of your system, are relieved at once
while the special cause Of periodical pain are
permanently removed. None receive 80 much
benefit, and none are so profoundly grateful,
and show sdch an interest IN recommending
Hop Bitters a. women
APosta1 Card story.
I.was Affected with kidney and urinary
sFor twelve vesrs!"
After trying al the doctors and patent medi.
cines could hear Of, used two bottles OF
sBitters;"
A !! I'd am perfectly cured :l,, hfsp i poo+,
salisbury, Tenn.-May 4, 1888.
BnApronp, Pa, May 8, 1875:
It has cured me of several diseases, such as
nervousness, sickness at the stomach, monthly
troubles, etc. have not seen sick day in q
year, since took Hop Bitters: All my neigh
bors use them. MRS. FANNIE GREEA
5000 Lost.
"A tour to Europe that cost me 5000, done
'fme less good than one bottle Of Hop Bitters;
''they also cured my wife Of fifteen years ner-
vous weakness sleeplessness and dyspepsia"
R. M, Auburn. N. Y.
&c. B1ooMNav11LE, O., May 1, 10
, StRs-I have been suffering ten years, and
tried your Hop Bitters, and it done me more
good than all the doctors.
MISS s. 8. BOONE
Baby Saved.
We are 80 thankful to say that our nursing
baby was permanently cured OF dangerous
and protraeted constipation and irregularity OF
the bowels by the use of Hop Bitters by it's
mother, which at the same time restored her to
perfect health and strength.
The Parents, Rochester, N Y.
~ None genuine without bunc2 OF green
Hops on white label. shun all the vile, poison
GUS stuff with s'Hops'' in their name.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1884-12-11
Plain an the Nose on z,

For Dizziness take Aliens Iron Tonic Bitters.
All genuine bear the signature of ]. P. Allen,
Druggist, ST. Paul, Mimi
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1884-12-11

If success be the true test of merit, tits SET
tied fact that "BRowN's BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs"
have no equal for the prompt relief of Coughs,
Colds; and Throat troubles. Sold only IN boxes
Price rs cts.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1884-12-11

! Mr.. l. II Gregg Of Wabasha, who endorsed
/ for Senator Lawrence, has made an assignment
Ito o. D. Ford OF Mazeppa: IS te..s
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1884-12-11
NY Six Year Old Daughter.

Maj. Gen. Hancock will retire from the army
in February, 1888.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1884-12-11

The A. NJ Sullivan fund has reached $25. 900
The sum of $50, 600 is asked.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1884-12-11

Lasalle has signed for six months engage
ment for America in 1886, for 100000.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1884-12-11

The mandarins OF Picking have subscribed
81 ,OO0, GOO to sustain the war against France.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1884-12-11

PURE COD LIVER OIL made from selected livers
on the sea-shore, by CAswELL, HAZARD & Co..
New York. It is absolutely pure and sweet
others Physicians have decided it superior, to
any of the other oils in market.
CHAPPED HANDS, FACE PIMPLEs, and rough
Skin cured by using JUMPER TAR SOAP, made by
CAswELL, HAZARD g. CO., New York.
Sthe Skin L Scalp, Poisons. Bites of Insects Piles
Ulcers, &C. Cures Burns and Soalds without a seer
Small boxes Csc; large &c. Get the genuine Sold BY
Druggists. j. W. COLE Co. Black River Falls. Wis.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1884-12-11

YOUNG MEN send 25c and sample of Hair TO,
L natural Mustache. BOX 245" Bloomfield, N. J.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1884-12-11

&3rNone genuine without buncf? OF green
Hops ON white label. Shun all the vile, poison
GUS stuff with s'Hops'' in their name.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1884-12-11
Wisely Adopted BY DairymeI1.

A Munich physician makes quinine out Of
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1884-12-11

It seems that the French press has at last
named the right man in announcing the en-
gagement of Miss Eva MacKay to Prince Ferdi-
nand de Colonna. Friends of the Mackays in
New York are now discussing the engagement as
asettled fact, confirmed by cablegram from
Mrs. Mackay to a personal friend at the Hoff-
man house. The dispatch read: 'Eva is en-
gagged to Ferdinand Colonna"
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1884-12-11

A fresh gang was at work, and they
came. out more quickly. The sky was
growing gray, and mems faces looked
so, too, as the fire burned with pa1er
light and the hilltops came out in cold
majesty. :
Suddenly the tools ceased; barrow
on it's way out stopped inside the en-
trance. The crowd outside drew closer
and breathed more quickly, and women
hid their faces as the sound of low
murmuring voices came from the pas
sage. Then a little crowd of men
pressed out, and in their midst Walter
Losford, stained and ragged, with the
boys form in his arms. He laid him
quickly on the wraps by the women.
The blood was trickling slowly from
the cut in his own fore head, and his
face, where it WAS not lead grimed, was
pallid with fatigue.
HE has only tainted" he said, as the
doctor bent over the boy.
"Just sol" said the latter cheerily.
HE only wants glass of sherry"
Gertrude rose from the boy to thank
the bearer, her eyes dim with happiness.
But he had turned away.
"The worst time was just before they
broke in. Gerty. I thought the earth
must fall again, or something happen
to prevent them reaching me" confded
Bob TO her when she visited him next
day in his room. The whole matter
was to Master Bob one of pure congrat-
ulation, and he spent his time ii re-
hearsing a graphic account of the ad-
venture. for the benefit of his danes
house. But that fellow Losford~is no
end of q trump He's been up to say
good bye, and I told him what an ass
I'd made myself about him. That's a
comfort. I heard his voice first of all
do you know, and Mrs. Goodwin says
that they wouldn't have got me out but
for him. seae, s;s-ssg, s. 2 s,s...--.,
The likelihood Of this alternative ap-
peared to give him unn1ixed *sstisf4c-
ton. - 50.
II don't think they would. muir
INJURED Gertrude, eagerly presentlng
him With large bunch Of grapes from
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sudden heat, Il want it now. Boil
would get it for me in q moment if
asked him, Mr. Losford."
"Bob's head is perhaps, steadier thar
mine," answered the other, keeping a
safe distance from the edge. He wa!
in no way discomposed until, as he fin
ished, his eyes met the girls, full o.
contempt and anger Stung by tn.
look, he took hasty step. toward the
edge of the cliff and bent down to make
the attempt: For q moment he re-
manned in that position as If entranced
scanning the depth below, sheer three
hundred feet, and then green hedge
and then, for beneath, pale blue Crum.
mock Water. With q quick shudde1
he passed his hands across his eyes and
recoiled, white to the lips.
II can't get it for you" he said hoarse.
ly, falling back, while the others looked
ct one another in astonishment. 9''
"And quite right, too, Mr.. Losford
don't try any such foolhardiness, I beg,
cried Mrs. Goodwin, loudly. Loudly
! but not so that he failed to hear the
one word "Cowardl". or to distinguish
the tone of contempt in which it fell
from her daughters lips rs she turned
away. The aext instant he was his old
calm self again, but he knew that he had
| his dismissal.
/. AS for the bit Of blue gentian, Bot
brought it up IN twinkliag, and chat
tered on in such . way as to earn every
ones gratitude. Yet it was a dull party
THAT wended ITS way down the hill, and
clear it was to more than one that 4
budding romance had come to an end
over the little blue flower which nestled
so harmlessly in Gertrude's fair hair
Yet mothers are sanguine, and Mrs
Godwin's face grew scarlet with ange,
when the spray appeared egaiu # dime,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-18

S:'' t S1'.s 1888 ~ 'I:yi @ w." S"
10000 bnsh
Ct rss e% ss I. sSS s %
Err oscr a., " I,%r T a ,io%a d" sso"1'Ts
se d c' to ~ Do G nnSSa u, it' g. os" .ca c
20 H. ar ccc cot, 1906 Ssp sOO@S"s lsjc head
prrnor, oct y What weak No White White , 9a,h 70,ci
S@ sC 6a seys@s'' wnts TO- Vi 80 o
a 3s' g' car. d" e"' s@'@s w9;s
%s o G'S a EST s 5 S cGF WIFE, ao no. NJ s aa
30 J. 5,.c, aarisy,So ! 5Erins 5Gc' So 3 s~iaEs'
saS tESy''SS' pTs rsE ~
and Dc 9' Ss I. s65 Soisa'fs s%set s'
Wheat 900 bush; DO lIarey aiooe oGlOmen''-FOnr
3 oct avc Iasern a mo
Family - 5oes3 g; Pcnnsyy roller Process q s7a9
= Is ssj 81 wheatITho market ruled weak up %
Hs G5 'nS .a
Rc export elevator bSc 30 Peanslys1a rcd aoat
and In export eleyar ~ 2c No Red october o2S@s3G
G es SRSH ssc track 'fSy sas que" No.
M'S dpd n 5 S.n s dfp %.e GS export t Elevator &
tf acc y'gG GnGar y aSs '0' oas"ca q eessd
10, White, sSGs$I.c' futures dull but weak NO 2
sc i 5iis@sdi.c JSanary 81 lie Recei0sFloqr.
7o9o bbs Wheat 2iODn busi Cora, 90ob oIs; p III
bush. OATS H. 900 Uush go.
LOUIS. Oct l7.-fionr stsllg AMI nnclanget Wnet
week 80 Rct 77IsG77l2c. cash October, q. &C"
November 7s0 sac; December 80 ic; All the fea
May, CASH asa SIC; october
A. nc; November sc; All tho Year, ~ January
- ic May, 80 -. oats lover sales at 2Oos@Z1 &c ns
November. 27oc All the Year 100 NAY, y &C.
Rye dun q bic Barley-MaTket steaiy at bO0'i IT.
BnIter egg. steady uncansci Flax SEED quet
atfl b. Hay y ani unch mgcd. Bran hrner at 19I
662c Corn Meal quiet at - -. WHISKY steady am
quiet at II IL. Provisions strong ani actiy" PorSr
Jobbing SlB 10 Bulkmeas-Long Clear ~ % short 70
80 5no 40; Short Clear. 80 10 Lard = z2i29ti -
Receipts -Four 1000 bbl9i Wheat dyW ,hlsAi ,9rn'
23OUO BUSH; oats 1000 Dusn Rye, 1000 bash barley
10000 bash ShlDnenrsIlour, l0OOl bbis Wheat LODI
bush; Corn, 1000 bush: oats 1900 BUSH Rye. <'oOo
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CoTioN MARK ETS-RN TELEGRAPH

d. yaa, 6saa, 'G .alr @ %d
1as s nc4% " a co n SaS Gr 1 ,I
iure, steady Upands Low Mddlng clause October delv
.7 also do DO GStSsr spa and SoyS r@a
Der delivery "sG4d also 29O4o do December and Jan
R Repra "Ss GqyeTy SSscsa
and March del very $780, also 3aG" 40 , %s ann
Nay delivery ) lj.G4d. ,.,.
new sG SoSEs and SeS''' Sas. oil were
is'i yand o% @'?& 0S sa:,
se Y S eyes xS S% and n5
dclvH O6d bnyeIs DO Dcoemper and January delivery
o4d BUYERS; February and March delivery Soc+d
X%T and May ieiivsry 47GId value; do May and
delivery j,GGid value ,.,.,. r.... ,u,u,.. .,.,.o
0ciGSeT ana NoyS%s1 dSi,v
GsysTy 80 10 also aS 5S,d do and MaeS
aSa@ April and Nay 1syfTy' tSti o MA
ding clause Ucto cr ieiycr tod buyers; 40 nctooer
december delivery 5id sellers DO December
a Ssyey . SiS dc cTaay IS
s d. ssif and e H ea Sssi DO Nay
AND June de yey me Sd Sa 'ge5 o bales, American Il 600
bales .pecnao,s took ao bale e,pofers took s3o o
S Gale. crMa'ssd C s s o IeS ec eG Saes
American $1,000 bales stocs 900 bale Ane lean
265 nale; amount OF cotton ahcat. i65ooo bales @mer
MlaGing $40. Good OriinLrS 0e net and gross receipts
s,e' stock ~" 6ae: ,.o.. oos. % s,o ,,,s.
Exports Great britain ol2a bales Exports coastvisr
L.. 10 baies sales X J2I bales
sAvAxSAB, oct IL Cotton steady, Mildiing BIG Low
M' "ss gSoa % a s4 is'' Si aSs
lssi evoDny l. ,uu halas stock, $3.50 bales
44,453 bales gross, s455S bales
Exports Comment "a S40 bales; Exports Cosstwise
l.. ~ ba es a.iss 1850 bales
SEwORLiASs oct. i;-Cotton firm MiddlEs ll.lGi Low
Mddlns Ii cool Ordinary pc net receipts, PISS bales
gross bales. the Continent 3yJ bales; sales
1000 bales stock, loa. 644 bales
WekyNet 81 5G2 bales cross, Ii,2s0 bales TX
ports Bntn $3.50 Daes; Exports 10 the Cont
nent 1853 bales Exports Coastwisc bi43 bales Sales
"a 300 balc.
Correction Exports Coastwise should have
276l bales II, 2l-l bales.
Sry.YoHK Oct 1.-THE following the total
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-18

c" an" S .sc q '' ses "s 's
ss" .,s. "s'c,. ~ ' losing ' c
mS ry ss' so S' $3.50 "%" 'c cS '
custer Sales, 40 ,cs o. 7o" lSaesa guel,' rs So ,sa
grades aio iona aitc bcuor on ealry petlyo trade de-
aaa MSsa~ sa Tower lc rsc SaSi 81" "S G s,s
p,lr Wsss s?" s,c rSSy @~c T'''I"
rhlppeS remain ane aud Tho gen RI movement continues
late qaocd gr,es En'ern Sg@,9e Jon EoII re- we"
stnSd in price aud the demand continue. fair State "A =
a,c' Western, - @2i9c canadian, 2Ssc, ,,o,, 10
nestle 4qGac The trade IL only moderate, priees about
.srEARiNE-Dul and oa,lcrcily quoted stashc. sales
T but less @S.Z $50 h rs. nsanS
sa 5$c TO- do S'mc: "a nhd. Mola4.c; sugar l,,Sa
% Zoo I sSs eusd % %Ss duacd
Loa' oSci cn6es tnei GraH@lated 7MMaGyc '"ha az.
aGac' on -" &C. Extra &C" 5'sa54ci &c" ~
TiLLy T-Quis. and bout s;cldy Prime city quoted at
TT Ions are dull ana unsettled Japeas future,
October 6a17i2c: November. 20i2c December 20 q
y 22c April pa 20 &c bid and asked rno SPOT mar
Ret quiet.
TOBACCO Leaf qu'e sales 80 cases 1872 Penn ,,
cousin. Havana seed 2sG3jc; 100 bales Havana So ~ ~
hds NO range for OCTOBER at agd = pea Hs l
Msrc g lgS t., ' hpr BID and ASKED -
extreme caution both the part dealers and anufac Ell
fs ant s ae rci Fine mepes remain firm hut
tac Other es are stupid Mt The ten eney IA 6uyer
pn,chaci in In land for tao sehe M o. lawrenGs s
1853 .co 1' Tsia no 4c Dc * OH oS 50
600b 70 aiionla @oc; 5000 y Territory loc onTh 10
grades, udng Fail Texas secured california southern
Western fleece unmerchantable, Australian and Domestic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-18
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKET
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEW- YORK, Oct. To
No significant feature characterized the cert-
dcatc speculation to-day and pending news from the
Fisher No = Scmplc and other wells now due near inc
Phillips No. l. the trade is resigned to the tender incr-
cics of the pkcrs for small pronts. light busl-
ness was transacted to-day but the extreme range OF
fluctuations Big cents The first price was G4h e'uts
Il gain of cent from last night but there was an
~ decline after the " bears" had outNled
themselves in covering at the opening. hc-
ncwcd bear" attacks drove prices down to
81 ~ cents the afternoon Int renewed desire To close
out contracts Effected closing rally of q or cent me
market closed barely steady and until the Th0w Creek
field il fully declined il is 10 he expected that confidence
i'm an Improvement can readily he shattered.
There was II lively trading in stocks at the NcWlora
Petroleum and stock Board TIL" transactions footed UP
to 3G71O shares about $4,000 shares more than the
highest amount reached on any previous day.
Thc range prices and the total dealings IN oil GER
tincatcs were follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-18

iiyruOoi. oct t5-ptOvlsinns iiacoa cumberland Gut
ti3 "a snofl ,i,a wv H. 80 crt 81, ei PEI ut
Iorf-iss ui, Tor Itfi indian Mcis Primo Meat J's
Iort PRIME als. ~ o. pr PIT iImS M9ta rad ~
an 33A Ihii Ui, iO,, "a Hams long tnt 49, o.
Snonlfrf. t.l mn KS plt ~ iovailt nn,' lr,
slHag Is 81 e's d i,el Wia,~t rtiia ffi lln- era
Trra dy.ira n wv Cai'guia 70 III "a ai', "a
TIh,ptti1 ~, "a 40 A i.5nin rs q p-tfti
~ W. ~ if ii,isn,lbi Na,si,, ##,, ,,n d. ,m ~
I'm, ,aem,ie ~ whta ~ ha pas ihtt itts wsie afii
tYH Ky" Gf'is u,aiUae i,Nssla lH 4iaius "a iFs
M iaN lafrIs lM.i(g ,tlsa ' ia4 N. VI, Be-'lr
& l,l ~ ~ iNfesla, sw'hs NJ lipl.'ilgo s,rs ~ NJ
~ pin z, Wiis Fregi,nhs 'IAm AZ 90 frs 49,, %,
Anel' "a, sura, i6s ea lp' lNl iW M ,ln.iiNfs
ieaplng sipst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-18
CLOSING PHICiS or PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
.n1Iu..Len hu LnILA LII DIVE a 90. u Wat 81
FRIDAY, Oct. Up. II.

Todays stock market was unusually active ana th'
circulation was not little demora!iAcd Inc causes
that led ;c days results are so patent that '"'!
hardly need 10 he repeated here. Bat for summary
The action Of the shore Railroad in reducing Its
,.sScecr fares to one cent iuic from Ncwf"rk to Al
Ls,y and 20 al points both local and through, between
Albany ana Buffalo regarded a. the hodeSt chai-
l.rcc to competition That ever before was made ny
amy corpo,ation added TO that ""@ the 'hica-
-, advice, that the rates for east bound
frcishts were entirely unsettled 50 That no
ono knew how Lon business could hc done These facts
are effects and not causes Railways ii" not hshb LOT
the pleasure ghtipg hut he' auNo their capacities are
greater han tho rcqUrcm riS of trade, ann morning more
worries she average railway official than to see the equip
,u.nt Of M. line idle while the competing Inc manages
10 keep III, fair show of husiucSs Til, announcement
of new fat through freight line from 'hc"So to the
p,cin, coast, by the Chicago, Burlington and
onincv and the Southern Pacihc roads
uhich i, is asserted will make better time than
ever has been made. and quicker time th"n can Dc
made by tho Union Pacific route, was another weight
pu upn 10 days stock speculation. But what e1crted
the greatest Immediate effect upon prices was the Nh
ro;ni,ing sale. of Lake Shore and Northwestern STOCKS
chat evlrnt, we're made for the account or some rS'
holder While the room Traders after the first decline oi
the morning were talking of sharp rallies, these wv"
s,oss were continually pressed for sale. Daring The
whole tay there were only two Iaus'S; hft'r LAKE
Shore hal declined from 737s "a !as' evening" to G94
and NORTHEASTERN had fallen from .9ll 10 Sc rest was
given Tor rally to 1OiI ana $50 f'Hp''"'''!'
and again alter $50 O'Clock the pressure was
Withdrawn and another rally OF = and pei
cent followed So that Lake shores final de
cline g. uny 5as per cent. and that OF Northwestern
only -, per cent Central and Hudson declined from y"
"a egic and ended at %. ST Paul decline" from '"s l"
5sis and closed a. 1G7a linton Pacific declined from
tGa. 10 ,3 g and closed at 5isi aud Delaware. lacha
wanna and western declined from 1904 to 1Dli ana
ended NJ lUi7s The SIX stocks named contributed 1858
800 shares 10 the dos total In 80 1888 Of 1929 share
Dii the movement Of The whole market were synIl"'
th,ic with thosc ev oocks and III Do"lne at The alr
an, ,un,itd ht am uifal degree OF ictcfi~nts-
Guyriuinrit bonds were dul and barely ri'NN, WIN
l,su mn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-18
LIVE srocK M.nKEr-BY rELnGRAr


BUFFALO oct i7--Crin,-Heceip' TO-DAY 3pj heal, total
55n0 head for tine laat week. ~ D
head consigned through ~ cara market dun nothing dong
Good to steers 80 0dfO 10 SOcAefs aud Feeders
$JTIdsi IL. $1,000
si.ep-Recepts today 900 heal total Tor thus Gar
lat ~ 900 heat;
through. market active ami lower Medium To Too
s. 10 dtj as canada L3mbs ~ 10 a - 10.
Hogs-trceipts ~ 80 10 hn1 total for week thus far.
1900, head for latt wrez. 1900 neaL
aligned active and strpy.
Yorses - 20 80 40 butchers Graics So 40do 5J
PCS. ~ '6dtyOU. 80
t'ncAG Oct. line DfjrerS JoIran reports Hogs
ieceipA 20 900 neat shipments $500 ho1t mset dull
ami uc lover Tough Pacing, ~ l0St 81 Packing
and Shipping 81 OOdsj ji LignL ~ iJdtjO0 SIpA 81 81
az ~
trt irady, Export GRADES 10 UOurl -. NODl % ChDlCs
shipping t5S,ds ~ Common % Medium - 2Od - 80
Glass rams. ~ i6dtt 90
ShssD-uecept-. . 'on, -hpment' 900 market st"aly
infrror to Fiir. - ObdfB ~ Medium ~ Obol tiuOG
as 4 thno Ia Extra " Ond a Az lubs por neat - ~
~ 90 rcIss Shrcp. ~ OlHti ~
~ iorlA oct u tam llrcript+ So shlpm M
uh market steady Exports tBA aft 10 uDpi to tipre
shipping - Nidti Nt - non 10 hoinn ~ obd ~ ~
utass Native. St O11 81 80 itl,' rrtant ~ 20 D
~ % .. ...... - ........ . 81.
dum, Oo yait - hocc. W 2jdti 10 Lambs - ~
u 90 irtlna - Uidf1 -,
nos nrcrp,t n.lnU. shipment, l1t ritk'' ar'len
yotstt. VI pJatt 49, Packing - s5dsj 49, heaty Ia
4 rs
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Mid grades quiet and to great extent nominal 500
bag aguayIa sold on private terms. 49,,
COTTOI-Spot Cotton was dul ana nncnaheen Sact
245 bacs Receipts Tic ports today 5l6l Dacs against
, % bales this day last week. and b231j last year For
the week. 2iU.646 bales az Inst 20s4 last weeF, ana
rpcmbcr j, SOL 3OI Dacs, aPdihst
ga. 1913 ba'e, for the same period last year - 49,. 49,.
according TO the American classihcaton ar'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-18

Ib,rt uas ru hrsirrss done 90 STATE unda nt ~ tiiy
hank s,0rbs lhr quotations ~ fia'e Doh"S "'i'
'nit snnll hu.ln-ss vac DOM ~ raroad honl' M
,,tlitrtrt iHii writ tIrfi 'o w. rtsiri me sr'wii
tonsus iost ie ir ~ md thtn dtylhtd a. 49, nW
~ itr jos, nrrie trg} at,r. ~ nr Mtu
tnsialiul NtFi ehUr nnh pnHalU hsi 0s ftintN 2 ~
Al l. aini tnsiH ~ ilrs lt lirDtssit Nurlnh Wn
Gtllrla rNsNi be- ah r'rh q ~ as'4 ri u - ip 'lA
s.n (ihu hisa. sttta ~ ft't 80 ~ trns II asia
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PoIi' ornwal Newburg Marlboro. Milton POughkeepse
and sopus connecting with Ulster and Delaware oly
cove aud CltskIll Mountains. Ka1ier.kl Hliroi H.
ga CITY ~ ~ ,gson AMI lanes w BaliHln eaVe
every week a. al D. m Pier .Opt Harris0nst, y. H. ex
cepC Saturdays. when City OF Kingston leaves a. p NJ
NM in eel /,