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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-29
CARLISLE AT GRAFTON.


HIS Strong Democratic speccl, Received
5!H,.. With Mild Applause.
Correspondence Of the Iatelligencer. =
\ GnArroS, W. Va, September os.-
Speaker Carlisle addressed the Democrats
here yesterday afternoon. lie spoke to a
small crowd and his strong Democratic
speech was received with mild applause at
its most telling thrusts at the Republican
administration. He was followed by
Hon. w. L. Wilson, who hopes TO be re-
turned to Congress from this district. At
night Judge Raymond, Of Fairmont, and
Senator kenna made speeches. Rain
came up during both the afternoon and
evening speaking md drove tho crowd
into the Court House.. Saturday was set
apart by the Democrats for grand rally
and the presence Of Speaker Carlisle and
other prominent Democrats was extern
siyely advertised, but it failed to draw n
large crowd. .l,;!, =. 4, i'El ~
A larger number Of people from the
country than usually come to Saturdays
market was not noticeable on the streets.
About one car load came down from
Philippi with tho Philippi hand. ~
Ialatinc sent its band. and the Grafton
band was OH hand. Music was plentiful
but enthusiasm was wanting. Tho crowd
tllat assembled in front OF the Democratic
wigwam in the afternoon to listen to
Speaker Carlisle was composed largely Of
Republicans and numbered probably five
hundred. A torchlight procession at
night created far more enthusiasm than
any other feature OF the days proceedings.
About two hundred torches were in line,
carried by the boys OF the Cleveland
and Hendricks club and a few Democrats.
more Jealous than. the average, who felt
equal to the march. & 5;',s .-.,i,.
During the afternoon speaking a hand.
some banner bearing the pictures Of
Cleveland and Hendricks and similar in
design to the Blaine and Logan banner
swung to the breeze some time ago by the
Republicans, was stretched across tho
street. The Democrats feel disappointed
that larger crowd was not present to
greet the distinguished gentlemen who
were here to talk to them, and they do not
see anything encouraging in the signs of
the times. ~ o..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-29
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Pole Raising at. palntihu.

FAlnMoSr, WA; September q. THE?
junior Republicans OF Palatinc had jollys
time Of itto-dny. They raised 4 beautiful:
pole, one that they selected, cut and triims;
med themselves. After It was in position
q pretty strealner was run up. This even
ing, Prof. Thomas q. Miller delivered al!
address to the boys. 1t was listened To ~
!: number of citizers also. It was al'plain'
practical speech on the important; ,issUes
Of tho day, easily understood by7tl6 uull.;
est. He was frequently applauled, I l}}559ifi
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-29
stabbed At n Political ,Ioc,,pr,. Z

PlrrsnuRcl1, Pa, September es.-A Post
special from Washington, Pa, says at a
Republican meeting at Frcdcrickstown
lastnight, Alfred Dousherty aud T.. II.
Deems became involved in n diflicultyin
which Dousierty fatally stabbed Deems.
Doucherty has been arrested. Y ( Z.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-29

A. cory Of the Cincinnati Commercial
Car::i22 or a photograph Of Stephen D.
Elkins is sufficient to give Windy Wilson
ao attack Of vertigo. They arc the red
a,s 10 the Kanawha county bull.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-29
J, Allentown. Terrorstrickcn,

ALLESrowS, PA, September 2s.-3Vigor.5
ons cndeayors TO carry out the threats,
made by Grcbugs in an anonymous letter
yesterday, to lay tho city in; nshcs, were
The total destruction OF a stable la tie
First ward; n dwelling slightly damaged
in the Sixth, ward, siht M Gps6cttssfiii !
ward. Three suspicious characters wore, !,
arrested. There was considerable excite ]
ment and threats of lynclling ~ ;5.f s,t,as fi
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-29

To relieve The monolony Of things in
yow York State i, would ben good scheme
Il, Cleveland to clopc with some coach
mans daughter.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-29
Damaged by Elrc.t

C,Sc'SSAr,o O., September IS. ess $50
this morning the door, sash and blind;l /
factory OF Ehler & Co., on Front street,
and tho tile works Of J.iE.NNI cCracieu' !!
were damagcd 0,000 by fire. The ins,,r-i:
nnce nearly covers the loss..SIn riding to
tho fire Chief of Fire, Department. Joseph
Bunker collided with an engine andlwas
seriously injured. n -. h l.,l. s. a.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-29
her lfe. She was finely educated, and a
brilliant horsewoman. with Il propensity
70 10 uncommon things and achieve u
reputation for courage and physical endur.

Her home here, Rose Hill Cottage, Is
the handsomest residence in the city. At
her fathers death the house was left to
her mother, and the grounds to the
daughter. The father, a wealthy manu-.
iacturer, wns killed several years ago by II
kick from his daughters horse. Miss
Welton had already this season assembled
Fixes Peak, and had written home within
amonth after her exploits, performed und
contemplated. Her mother is now on tl,u
way home from Europe. The body will
DC brought here for ii,ter,nent In River
side Cemetery. t0HF
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-29

AZ sW,Spy WILSON approaches the In.
,,,ior Counties railroad ties aud telegraph
.ol,s fail to the minimum price. IN.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-29
DYED

4 cRAWFoRDSon Sunday morning sepcmber
Rcbccca Crawford aged years aid nfoi;ls ~
runesnl from the lrcaldonco ol hs parents, NJ: 4:
lo!e chaPl!ne asEsat, Tuesday uaora,ugs. 10 oeloct
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-29

Tnr "lcc,er" this evening at the Opera
,,on,, by Du,yrum.lac Mason on State
no,t;cs will be mighty interestin' matter.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-29

Gr,yroy l,as rather rigorous climate
h, .acl, a man rs Carlisle to expose him
s,litD, - l..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-29

WALKER delivers Wilson's speech minus
,Aa nrOianity. ..lsaa
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-29
MARRIED..

, ,CRAIG-pAUIs-At West Alexander. m q; ~
sunday, ssptcmbcr %. 1881. by Joseph y: Nave I:
Ee9 MI ClIAELis CRAIG, OF New Fttiaieluiiia Il
anu Mis- CLARA PAUL, Of Martins Ferry d.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-29

rur soil Of Marshall county Is not con-
.n,,l to,he growth Of Democratic timber.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-29
Betl.bugs. FIlo,

5 Flies, reaches, ants, bed-bues, rats; mice.
gophes, ,Silpmunks, cleared outby !" Rough.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-29

AuOSG other things whispered III political circles.
hear thai Judge llAymoitl,. OF. Marion, md Dim
Lllras ui Jelrr0u, wctc Nominated, and expected
10 obt elected for the pnrpoU Of engineering tho
yllicate scheme In the next l.csislniurc.-phttt;
10y IhthLyfDrrr. l.: ~
The /, no, ,ric rs to Judge Raymond, we
ART confident and We suspect that ills hot true ns
to Nc. ll,7E Mason's silly or iniquitOuS scheme
ltascyUnr clOr helwcenthe udicctivcst1 will find
no more favor In West Virginia next winter than
haisa Ia v!Egiaia last WinteE-Lichmond DIE
p,ch. .E.4 'tl,"'it
Our esteemed contemporary has been
taking great deal of interest i'll West
Virginia Affairs this campaign, which it
has a right to do, but it las been going it
toostrong in its unbclici OF assertions made
by the Republican press OF this State. Ii
the Dispatch wants reliable testimony on
this score let it write to Mr.. ]. NJ. Mason.
Mt, Mason, wearc sure, will gladly furnisl,
the D.patch with all the knowledge he
possesses on the subject.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-29

General Thomas Ewing, it will be re-
membered, was u few years ago the DEM
oera'ic candidate for Governor Of Ohio,
and his words Of pr.ise and confidence in
the integrity Of Blaine ought to be accept
ed by all fair minded Democrats. Mr..
blaine, however, does not need the tesli-
mony Of General Ewing to establish his
character. The. people know and respect
nm, and Democratic abuse and slandcr
Will only Increase his majority. = istF
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-29
Qhe qstelligt'tte')r:;;.

adi,,, No.. VI and VI Fourteenth, Street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-29

GENERAL THOMAS EWING, for whom our Demo.
cratic freud. have the very highest rsnr says OF
lhmes 0, ila!ne: 'tlte Is my klnsuian aud my In
t!nlae friend In every private relation OF Iilc-ns
s'l, husband father, ircnd-I know no kinder.
puNto tor, better man: md among our public men
te stands unsurpassed! Ms MI embodiment Oi the
sT!rt AMI genius. ni the American people. I don't
t~lcre every letter he eyer wrote and every word
sSss ,as .u,,iT MSsS' were lMnise'i 70 's Mot LIN,
M odlclal corruption In lnn,i be true In ul l,ri-
sGte nla.ioIis, As from his hoyhool have know,
nun to lt, he Is uot likely. 70 be false 10 the peo.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-29
VOLUME XXXIII,---N,y JJNIRERI; Is q

ing was the largest Of its kind ever made
amounting to over Sl,2OO,OOO. The lid,
dln9 was quiet, and the fact that 30 larpc n
quantity Of goods can DO thrown upon the
market at one time Is significant as show.
ing the latent strength In trade. -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-29

ii 2
BosroS, September 27.-Thc Adrerlise7.
in its weekly review Of the wool market
says: Tho wool market, lit is now seen,
will not improve until goods do better,
which has been, reiterated frequently.
The depression in goods is more among
inferior than standard goods Every fresh
auction sale demonstrates this more clear
iy and emphaticai1y. The tendency; in
goods is for tho business to 70 into the
hands OF the larger and richer corpora
tons, while the smaller millsare succumb.
ing TO the changes in fashion, the severe
competition and dull trade and are shut
ting down. Over 1000 sots of cards are
now idle. At the flannel sale in New
York on Wednesday, the fact that 7, 900
packages were sold and 5000 packages
only had been advertised has given rise to
the coniecture--and very naturally too
that the demand was such at the sale and
prices were SO satisfactory that agents in
creased tho offering OF duplicates. This
Is incorrect. When the sale was first an.
nounced the offerings were set down at
about 5000 packages, as all mills repre-
sented by F. p. 4 Co. had not been heard
from, but later they, came in, increasing
the offerings to about 1000 cases. The
duplicates on sale were few and unimpor-
tant. Some well known standard goods
sold nearest to their value, gnd better than
the range Of Is 10 25 percent below
previous prices, which was 1.-THE general de-
cline. Plain goods not being 30 seasonnble
did not sell so well as the twills. !. The
goods, therefore, We're low but the offer.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-21
HARDwARE AND mrraIs.

q, AxEs-Collins, T. dozen, 900; Gold Dollar
X DOZEN 500 Diamond edge, q dozen, 100
Double Bit, 1900. '''''
=, sKI III AND LiDs-41lo D II; sugar ket
TIN .PLATE-I. G. lOxli, a box, 500; l. q
l9x2O, box, 500; Terne, lix90, b boz, $50
Terne, 2OX2S, II box, H.50.
TINwARE-Pleced, discount % N cont
stamped, discount so y cent.
5OlpER-No, !, loo; No. y and &, iSc a 10
DUCK Horse CoLLARS--No. AS "A dozen
i.2b d dozen. wy
TAcKs--In boxes, 100 papers, go = box.
3, Gkub HoEs-Ts dozen, 1885, railroad picks
MATTOcKs-f dozen, 800.
- Scent. '''''' ''N'
NAGLs-32h, rate.
SHoVEls AND SPADES ROwland's, di
count ~ g cent Ames' list, steel goods. d
count 10 and 10 n cent.
HEAVY HARDwARE-shaf dnish gN
poles, 1850; slnglotrees, wagons, sel l.T5,
nusgy, 30; express, $50; wagon tongues
lnOOi hickory axles, 1000; holster as; coup.
ing poles, 40; Hpukos, xxx select, 2.75,
a M, 2bl' sawed felloeS, La; y 9OOi
Bowden shoes, Geo; northwestern horse M iIs
no. ., 600: z, 62i; ), 5U0: mr. iron, ic rate,
pIoW steel, &c; spring Ftetl, Sc; east steel, lsc
BUGGlEs-drade b. aud spring ton. q1ONa
lNNO: do. open, 70.0tISO.OO; do side sprlnp
Top, lO'ONQlSh,00; do. side bar 100 NO6iSn.On
10, ph@tons, l&OSGl5HN0; grade A. sIt
spring, liOO0@N000; do. rhmtons, ibOGld
aOO; bump seat buggios, ija.O0dGYi.OO; plat.
orin ms springs llOoVGlNOO three spring wpg.
WIRE--Smooth wire No. o, So; Nos. 10 and
&c, apanned, 6arbed wire, &c; galvan.
Eed barh7c do
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-21
DRY aOODs.

| PRiSTs-Merrimac d, s; Manchester, 8;
choice do, 81; American, S2; American in
iigo. ~; Pacific. 8: Hamilton. 81: Glouces-
er mourning, 81; Simpson mourning, 6.
Secheco g. ei b1Sas ST. f ssEmond 8
Windsor, 8; Steel River, 5ss; Aliens 5N
Merriinae pink, 81; Richmond pink, 6; Allen
pink, 8; Merrimac shifting, 5; Regatta shirt
Dnnnell shirtings, AZ.
BROWN SHEETINGs--Lawrence LII, 81
stark a. Al s 7%; AAG!gustsI e1i Indian He;
Az Atlantic II, n; Agswam, "a; Atlantl :,
| ~; Pepperell r, II; Indian Orchard EE,
"; .Pepperell 4, z; fremont &C, So; Contl-
mental iel \, 8; Pepperell Q, ~; Pepperell N,
| y; Badger state LII ~; Michigan Ill. 81
| Seaver Dam LII. 81: Clark A. 81; Nonpa-
ell, Al Granite B, ~; Bedford r., ~;
Portsmouth |, All Mohawk, a. Boot NJ, 1;
market A, 0; Newmarket G, 81:
BLEACHED SHEgTIEGs-New York, lO1s
Wamsutia, l0l1; Langdon GB, TO-; Lonsdaie
can cam muslin, n]s; Berkeley ex cam muslin,
!S1a; Tuscarora, 10; AndrOscoggin l. "A, 81;
Masonville,9; Lonsdale, So; Cabot ~; Con-
way,7; Fruit OF the Loom, 8; Llnwood, 81;
prosperity 81 Hin Al, &; HINES, "a; Hal
lowell 2, 81; Boot y, ~; Ballou, S; Canoe
g, 81; Gold Medal, 2; fltchvllie. Z; Fear
less, I.
TlcKs-Amoskeag AGA, IA; Amoskeag A,
lS15; Amoskeag b, l2IS; Amoskeag G, M;
Amoskeag ID, IL; Amoskeag H., l0lS; Amos
keag #, 10; AmOskeag II, 0; Thornkike A,
~; Swift River, IA Methuen AA, l2l5; Con-
estoga ex. Al 10; Cords ACE l41S; Conesto-
"a eX. 7-S, ID; ConestOga GIN "A, Is; COnestoga
CT A., lf4; ConestOga, GOA rs, u; Hamll-
ton, M; Manhattan, s; international Wy,
8; Ocean, 8.
STRlPEs-AmOskeag 3-sGs-9, ll1S; Amer.
can, 9h: Hamilton, NJ; Amoskeag cheviot,
10y; Ashbyme AA, II; Ashbyme red cross, TO-
DENIMs-Amoskeag, ID; York, IA; Otis
AKA ia; Otis BIB, NJ; Columbian, IA;
Otis &C, lO1S; Beaver Creek AA, 70; Beaver
BIB, Mi, Warren AKA, ~; Haymaker
brown, l0Ii; Uncasvllle, 10.
CHECRs--Union, No. $50, IA. Union, No. 20.
10; Union, No 49, f.; Miners No. /, ~: MI
ner's No. 2, l6l3; Prodigy, 0; Alabama osna-
bnrgs, z; louisiana osnaburgs, Z; Augusta
osnaburgs,7.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS, 8; Amoskeag, 8;
Canton, 0; Draper, Q; Glenwood, 6l6; Bates,
8; Claremont, 81: Miami so; Clarendon,
81; Scotch, double fold, l0l8@l4k.
NAMBElCs-W Washington, "a; Manvili 6Is
lg619; Slater d Sons, 5lgtd6l5; Rid finish, RDB:
MasOnville, 519(g8l9; Garner, 5JS(d6l6.
CARPETINGs-Tape Higging'a 850S7l6;
Tapestries Sanford's, 8hQt85; Tapestries RoX.
bury, S752; Bigelow body Brussels, lbs; Low
eli body Brussels, l.3; Extra Moquettes, l.l5
b Moquettes, Lilo; Lowell extra supers, 72l5;
Hartford 3-ply, 50; Hartford extra supers, 20;
Park, Read " Franklin extra supers, 72lS;
park, cotlon-chain extra supers, 57l5; Phila-
sp WOOL 469b5 common ootton-chain
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| CoFFEE-Rio fair, lldDl2o; prime, l25St9l8c
choice, l3l6GDl4c; Loguyra, dc; Java, 26c
| TEAs-lmperlal, 45G55c; Young Hyson, 4Od
| i0c; Oolong, 4Sg6Oc; Japan, 6OG65c
raSSatcd s}S go; fo NO oat RI
ana white clarified, Sc: yellow olarl1ed, ne.
| ohoice Louisiana, 70.
MoLAssEs-Louisana choice GOc; prime
11ci lalr to good, 4Oc; corn syrup, i5o sugar
syrup, Bltg6Sc; rebOied, 45tGj2c.
BAGGING-Pure Jute, ~ lbs, lO5<c; u yard
W lbs, lO1c; ties l55 n bundle.
RECEIVE olesale, G40p7l4c.
CRAokERs-SodaX X, 7c; xxx, nc; cream
q ginger snaps, DC.
oars, $50 q box; u II bars, 40 y box II
bars, $40 rs box.
.CANDLEs-Star, full weight, l5lkc; short
"A saw
gHEEsE-Full cream, 40.
hOPE-l0c basis; cotton rope lgc
CLorHEsP1Ns-ROund, Csc; spring 100 "A
box. A''' u
MEAsUREs-11s bushel, iron Duund, l5O q,
uozeni 2-hoop pals, 200; 6-hoop, 2.25.
TUBS--3 nest, 225; & nest, 2.75; No, |, 900 u
dozen; No. 2, 800; No. 3, 100.
WRAPPING PAPEE-Rag and straw, 450o75c.
PoWDER-i.O0 y key Of % lbs; 49, do, 225:
w do, l,25 blasting kegs, 2.25. Shot-drop bag,
S.VN92.lO; buck, 2.250t235
PICKLEs-Chow-chow L-barrel, barrel. X m
S-gallon pals, chow-chow, $50; 3-gallon
pals, mixed pickles, l.5O; glass pints l.S5;
glass quarts, 200; glass 4 gallon, $50; glass
gallon, l.75; glass hex, gallon, 10.
MAGKEKEL-No. barrels, 1850; No. | x
barrels, 7,50; No. h;baTrels, $50; No. . 4
barrels, 100; No. A-barrels, 200; No. kltsl
'i5i NO. kits, los; No. 3 kits, l.Oy.
HOLLAND HERRiNG-lmported, /. rs "A keq
SANDY-Stick, ll16c y N; fancy, l5025c
HAIsINs-London layer, 81.
CIDEb--Crab apple, iOc; Missouri cider, ajc
= gallon; vinegar n gallon, lSG2Dc
SrARCn-P Pearl, i9iC; royal glass, So: Rom
ION In packages, &C., corn starch, Lib pack
hOx glass; 80.
LYE-Concentrated, 2.15Gi.0O.
JUas-.We quotes lie b gallon for glazed;
crooks, lOc ~ gallon for glazed.
lard, Sl.25.
hRiGn PEACHHs-unpeeled,S &c: peeled, re.
PRoylsloNs-Short bacon, l2lSc; short dry
snlt ,llMc; breakfast bacon, lApl4iSc; hams,
lSGl5lzc, '''''''
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ALCOHOLIC gallon, t287 "a $40
NhANDiES- nonu.uo,f' gallon $500 20 $3.50;
imported Cognac, iN17, r. gallon $3.50; lS;2 so.
no. 500; 1876, $685.; 1870 $40; 1888, 500;
", 'llN; otnrd, Dupuy & Co.'S cognac, 1878,
Rlli $50, 1890; lS5h $500, lSiS, Sl025; BIS.
o. Of Dubouche Co. cOgnac, 1875, ti50 1870,
tb,oOi lSiS, $500
NIN-DnmeSiic, New York or Philadelphia.
r rnllon. In; Holland, rs gallon, Sg95O69 M,
Sir Robert Burnetrs Old Tom, q gallon, 81. I5
n -; Sir Robert burnett's Old Tom, q cask.
y .pdaM; Holland, q case, $780,
WHisKY-Loulslana rectlfed, 90 "A cont.
proof, q gallon, A.l5; Western, NlSaiII'
Bourbon, Sl.iOGS50; Rye, yl.5OG3.5O; Scotch
imported, A0sGi.25; lrlsh, imported, A.O1
QkSl.& WV
CHANPAGNEs Rouderer Carlo hlpnch
quarts, q dozen, 200; Piper Heidseick quarts
Il dozen, 300; Krug n Co., quarts 4 dozen
E.N; Moer \ Chandon, Sillery MnussouX. AZ
dozen, A.OO; Cremant d'Ay, fldogen, 800. q
h. Mumm Co.'s, pintS, 81 additional; dry
versenay, 2i.56; EXtry Dry, $3.50.
HtNEs-C California olarct, Il gallon, 6laA,.
zieumndel No. |, y gallon, 7Nd75; Imported
clarets, ordinary, n cask, 70.O0GSO0O; family
elarcts, per cask, 70.0GiSl.O0; ane clnrets. {,
cask, m00gl7b.00; Medoc, "a case, 400. St.
julian, q caSe, $50; M0rgRux, a case, 700;
Ponie Canet, 4 case, 1900; Larose, n case
l2O; Leoyill, y case. 400; Chateau iaatte
"ne AN' ct"7ar'. y Gaze. SSpoS5C
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ID. Aofps-Snlphurlc, y carboy, 1915; oltric, 4
b' 5oo; oxalic, y h, l6; tartaric, powdered 4
NuMs-Arablo, select, u n, SOC. asafetdi
s. 70 Doe; camphor, % to2i; opium, $429 to 4. 10
OiLs-B ergamot Sanderson's, q IN, S2lO
emon, Sanderson's, $.S5; peppermint R25
wintergreen, S2.25; olive, Malaga, Sl.25.
Il,40 to $3.50.
!soArs-Caatile, notified, n Ii, SalOc: caq
Tile, white, li0pl1.
MCCLELLAN - Ammonia, carb., y ID
nc; alum, a0Di; arrowroot, Bermuda, soc Bal
sam, copalba, $50; horax, refined, 1906; Gallo
mel, am, 7iei castor oil, n gal, Sl.i6Col6 80
cnssi0 buds, q h, l60lS; cream tartar, pure
n ID, SS; corrosive subimate, n N, IS; chloro
form, q 10 $l,0Npll0; extract logNyood, hulk
g 10, l2Gli; glycerine, bulk, y 10, eSGSl
iodine, resublimated, q ID, 260; leaves
6nchu, short, d n, %; leaves, SIENNA, Alex.
9 ID, ~; morphia, sulph, G o., $3.50; spirit
inter- sweet ~ N, 35; strychnla, crystals, 81 N
g laao; tepioCa, y b, I; wax, white y n
snlphste Qulninc, y o., u9Oal,s5.; Gin
ohonldla, 60 to 6hc.
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BOOTs Nm snnEs.

Mems Kip brogans, 95pl.2S; boys kip bro.
tos, SS9l.QOi mems r. calf hrogans, lO06tl.75;
buckle plows, l,0ogl.S5; boys kip 2-buclxls
lows, Sgdl.21: mems bun balls. congress and
Vutton, l.15q2.l5; mems calf balls congress,
nd button, 2.5D@i5l; mons kip boots, 2lOOo
D0i mems z. calf boots, 2i.Oko4hOO: mem,
cal boots, 21.0Rei0,0O; boys kip boots, lb'0gg
ls.Wi boys L, calf boots, l6.5Nd2LOl, bow,
calf boots, 2s,5oI027. 90; women's az Kin poifa,
lei@gsii .Iso; Misses ~ kip polkns, eOt67Oc
pix .lpolkas, all sizes, b5G65c; women ifnet
and 81 polish, l.0@l9j; Misses cali peC and
~ polish, sOgllO; women's bur sewed Dol.
.sh, @19l,5; women's calf sewed polish, Ia
glSlNi women's grain sewed and polish, n
goal scwod nolish l.SY6l,1h. womon'a grni,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-21
MARKETS Br TELEGRAPH.
COTTON STATEMENT.
WESTON, Nov. 20.--The following Ia tn,
cotton Etatpmapti

Exnoris tbis wal. 49, s- n;b,3 ,,no-e
France. ,sss Continent ~ Si7 stnct i,tV,1
1919 "a Ill ovoin s1och at al
Isst wear eSI IA '''' ''S u"S' 'o|'o4V' 'his DAY
KANSAS CRY.
KIysAsCtvy NV On What ,,r,ot. oo.,,
soi< bid: Deeember blS. .Ton,orv Sps/ b i'9''
corn weak cash 3a1l ,'f50s" =. ~ M uiu,
2slI; voar 9G'q2Gl :, i1nn,4y So hi fi''o'iipcr'
aints StU'h luu'rl,"r rcllorts! Nhttle-He-
AVIS asVi SAP ."msV,s etlohs G"ou ma
HOG Scolnt ts'S 9i mv, GSr,cr. N hi,,.
4.iOi%e 'O''' n'"''i' !" p'sheri
Sheen Reccints ion. s,ood,,. c,i,, D., 900,
s.NsS.tO. P''' wv ''''''' ''''' W soou'
curcAGo.
gutcAuo Nov Su-"t5I"ur .,oodv ,1 49,,
changed, ''' '''"uS anu uh'
Wheat--Good demand and strong: toward
yeserdSy NoyemS So q 4ga sose cIGssS oyer 19
December ~. MN. clnxsd o. 'I9 o,,', -
7SlI0D79g6 ''|" go '''i'"'F -
doyn 6ni,,ot. pr,cos nuctuotod ,y,,,,i, ,......
range: closed g. under yestern w'''' ao iaIrP I
November, 4lG4llS, closed ~ Deeemhc5r''
vssT 9G1y61S3,I closndaS2''2' oiosou oo'sgd' :
Pork hTm. i 10 IN hisber. cosb II tol,1a
lI5:year II 22iIl ~ Isn,or, 'i'1I IN ;i az
closed Il. ioi1oII Ii ''V '''i'-2@'"S''
pnll, Meat VII. do,,o,d t,,i, r mo
aR6 Ok. sh,,rt IL + ~ , ehOonnlutrsi o'Uu
cotiIeDRe.enis ssn0 S crvnri o'g sSs',a,
,omyoo rade ,nn iEes shade higher
n q ~ 4 bn.1TQ
Hogs-RecepIs. 290cO: actiyo and IN IN IL
highrr at a i al ~ -OfV0' "'ti'o anu ~ 10 10
Sheen"Recei ,tS . 5oo. ca,r,, ,o,,ro
changed. moor tn cholco . 5Sana'oo "o''Nei un-
NEW YORK.
sse dressed beefdnl 50lo Sor si ior
snsh, extremes; d GSi 10 for sheen W and q "a
fnr Ia,,,,Ls '' ''fVS"i'"" ioi sheVp anu oD
FIour dnu
WheatNSnot lo,s ilat td,ho.. .,..-
walk. M 4 rod vi. NJ D , III ao ooptions,
2 red Decemher io7'aSa cos "i9V ,s Sn4 NO NO
nary s2lds1sI cIosIng SSI - ''''''s ~ 'o' Jun
ornNSnnt lois sSI s,o,,o.. o,,,,,,, va
~ lower, closing heavy: No, 4. Iti,GGi5s ~ lSs
2, Ha.G5p. No D 6a65,S' cIo.ir, 's,11t M. No'
Der, i7SG1slI. eiosinS M. Ianmsry ,si 1S.aI
CogTs1 n, c,u. M.
points blrbpp ciosino h M,o nrm; options 10
spot, $50; sales iiO0 hays, Decemhar g ssS
S. So, ""i 1,,h,s ~ o'oyYo.'o.
es standard a G a. spEs5 aI aSaO on 81
Nolassos dull and rnobo,.,
Rice steo,l, nnd ,,,,, ,v.,',iisOu
p pa.iHN s,eauy' IN lalr demand.
Tnrnan Guiu. INV e,na, steady
Pork DIM '''"F'
Lard 81; ier,snot q 81 l,3o IN. N,,,,.,..,. =,
al 2s: Dccembrr i5g3 ,Il; ~. SoVon,ner Y
III. ''' january '''V
N,,,,,,
New Optr,Ss" SnsH S On n.,. I'm
lower. l825 ''N uui' "hu
Ua,ns icIo,,o ,,,,...,, ,,,...,
regular. now ISi SHs59r oureu cahVassed IT.
CiIGe- D,tnona nc}iro. e.,, 49,,
sbanged "N'''' arm anu un-
SUGAR in rond ,le,,,o,,i. ,.,it,.,,.,,o,
Nlst 80 e''' "0'""""' SVhoWolarlheu, ga
NnlIossss no,,a,,a o..,,,.. ~ ..
"a: air Szaoa ''''''"u "c''Ne' common $50
Rico anil a., ,,,,.t.,.,.,