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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-07

VIII you suf1es w1tb dysy~psis and liver
oompla1nsY oh1oh's vitsIsser h susrsD-
ed V cure zoe. sols o, >. a. Honse
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-07

Shiloh's Cure viii immediately relieve
Group. vbooping cough End bruechitis.
Sold by J. NJ. Honss. DsllGs.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-07

To the Wholesale trade We cffer extra 10
ducemepts. Address. 4. Bsumsn. 706 Elm
street.. Dallas. Ter:
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-07

The. hsss,s. ssysA =. :: >. . ). g Z: J,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-07

Che Gslstston News cigar Tor eaie nj
I. Nsr,'swc i,ruo etO re .
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-07

Paint Your House.
RosK CITY MIXED PAINT
Produces rich, glossy surface, will not fade
nor chalk of. but remains firm sud dura-
bic. Js ready Tor use. We guarantee It
HAMILTON & YougG. s26 El IN street, deol
ers in wall paper. window l,ts, paints, or
lists materials. picture frames.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-07

Paper Hangings.
Our sprirg rtock is now complete. We
hsve many beautiful patterns and designs.
Call and exam ne.
HAMILTON 4 You've,
s2f Elm street
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-07

There b . secret ABOUT
Mexican Female Remedy
Which all Iaciss should know. Be- ouv
Circular q vour dynRRis1
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-07

No mother should ne without
Mexican Female Remedy
Which .cures all FEMALE p,eEABRe,
end makes al women happy.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-07

49,. mAuOmEB, LIVE sioux.
=. - eome fins gfssins land
sYS' ~ 6SilGD-oss body o. 1900
SeSSln ~ ~ r. rspeSss IN ths
WI - ~ ~ - ne . desirable,
80 49, c,SS>S' ~ .hrn lands and
r ~ r; 49, LAu1 lsvsznur Co.,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-07

chief attractions approaching season I'VE ~is
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-05-30

hangings were Of the most sumptu-
Gus kind; bedsteads with their fittings
were enumerated specially in beIuests.
In great households the bed making
was an important ceremony. The exact
directions exist for the "making of the
Kings bed" in Henry Wills reign.
A yeoman or groom of the wardrobe
was TO briu :, IN the ''stuH," j. e., the
bedding; gentleman usher was to
hold back the curtains; two squires
were to stand at the beds head, two
yeomen of the Crown at its foot; while
other officers made the bed. 1t took
seven persons to do it. =
The wooden blanket Of Bristol, the
fustian Of Naples used for the pillow
cases, and the fine white '.linen Of
Keynes" (Rennes) were all well known
y the days Ut Elizabeth. And, last OF
all, the warming pan was one of the or
naments Of the Tudor-home; it was
usually Of copper or copper-gilt; Eliza
beth had one OF silver. E sr
The latest bed of that day, one men,
toned by Shakespeare, was undoubted-
" the far-famed Bed Of Ware. Clutter
buck. in his History of Hertfordshire, ~
admits that he could not find any writ
ten document or local tradition which
threw any light on its history. 1t was
long one of the sights at the ''Saracen's
Head" in Ware. and had the date, 1460,
painted on it, but this was believed to
refer not to its first construction, but to
some period of renovation. twas twelve
feet long and twelve feet broad. The
ponderous structure is still in existence.
having been sold to the proprietor OF
the Rye House, near Broxbourne, where
it is an object of curiosity to hundreds
of visitors. Leisure Hour.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-05-30
FoREIGs GOSSIP.

London has 5000. 900 of working
people. .+l.., .v.
-Three-fourths of the officers in the
German army wear corsets.
The Bank Of England has Just
opened . reading and eating room
for its clerks. sI-s-.
-Italy's warmest city is Palermo,
next Naples, then Genoa. then Rome.
home is much the coolest of the four at
night @
The brokers Of Mark Lane, Lon
don, say that people want twenty per
cent. more bread when the weather is
cold than when it is mild aud muggy.
The Mayor of Vienna has received
q donation of 100000 tlorins, and 3
sealed letter as to its ultimate distri-
button, which is not to be opened till
1890. ~ ht. a
The Chinese Minister'S name is
"Ju," and his little daughters name
is mi" The Chinese alphabet con-
tains about 81, 900 letters, but it is evil
dent that . good many of them have
very little to do. req .'
A vessel off Para reports falling in
with mass of spiders floating in the
air. The rigging and sails were COW
cred with the web, the long threads of
which formed the balloon for the tiny
aeronauts. For several miles this
spider swarm continued. the captain
estimating that there were millions,
blown from the land.
The bombay Guardian, religious
paper, referring to the sunset after
glow. which has recently been again
observed in Bombay, says: eve will
not venture to predict that this may be
by way of preparation for the final con-
iiagrat on, but one thing it is safe to say.
namely, that it is well for every one to
be ready" 4as e. ft.. D.
The giant bowls of Orholm. on the
est side o, Christians Fjord, have been
described bv Herr Greelmuyden. These
curious geological formations are the
largest of their kind in Scandinavia.
In two of these depressions few pines
and birches grow in tolerably natura
way until their tops reach the level OF
the rocks. above which the branches
are twisted Enthusiastically by the force of
the W nd. .a g. -l.
1t is related that when Lady Duf.
fern first went to st. Petersburg it was
necessary for her to be received in audi
ence by the impress. At the time APP
pc nted she arrived and was ushered into
the room. there she found a lady very
pla My dressed. who approached and
asked her: - id you see my daughter
be ore you left Eng and" 'Excuse
me-" said adv DuIferin, "but who is
your daughtera'' MY daughter is the
Duchess of Edinburg," sad the plain
lady, who was none other than the
Empress.
Two Cardinals recently superin.
tended minute inventory Of the con-
tents of the Vatican, from its artistic
and literary treasures down to the most
trivial articles. The origin. position,
and value of every obJect were set
down. a the inventory was signed
with all he legal formalities. A copy
was handed 10 each of the ambassadors
ccre,ii ed to the Hoy zee. and e en- tc
the Amba idors accredited to he Ming
of ia V, including those of powers not
( ha ing relat ons with the atican. Such
a step. it is claimed. is indisputable
proc of the Pope having cont mplated
the possibility of quitting home.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-05-30
How to Make Cool Bread.

1t is not, perhaps, generaly known
that the best white -four Is now made
from the hard spring wheat in northern
Minnesota. Dakota, and 9th r high lati-
tudes. This flour is made by the So
called 'roller-process, and IS of very
superior quality.
But the manner of making bread with
this -four differs little from that suited
to the ordinary -four, and hence those
who are accu toned to the cd way
sometimes TAIL to attain as good results
with it rs previous successes in bread
making en.itle them to expect II any
of our readers have had this export
ence. they may find the following direc-
tons for making good bread with
spring wheat flour useful:
Toone quart of milk or water add
two thirds of 8 teacupful of yeast; add
flour to the thi kness of batter, and let
it rise over night. then add -four enough
to knead softly twenty minutes, or until
it will not cling to the board. a. t re-
Guires more kneading than winter
wheat -four. Let it rise in the pan,
then make it into small loaves. and let
it rise again. Bake in moderate oven.
Be sure and not let the bread stand IN
the oven alter it done, and sweet
light loaf is assured.
1t is well to know. also, that this
kind of flour will work very much bet
ter if it is thoroughly dried out. Let it
stand On the back of the stove. or some
other Wa m place, for twenty-four hours,
and the diherenc e it will make n either
bread or cake will be surprising ONE
good cooks keep . quantity OF dred-out
tour on hand all the time, and regard
it as great secret
These dire tons are sent out by one
of the leading manufacturers OF spring
wheat -four They we're accompanied
b. the following recipe. for making
yeast. which 8 sad to be very superior:
boil a handful OF hops in two quarts
of water ten minutes. Then strain. and
to the liquor add six good-sized gra' ed
potatoes, one cup of sugar and one Ia
blespoonful of salt. Let it INNER
half an hour. When lukewsrm add one
cupful of good yea t and let it rise
Exchange.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-05-30
The Conduct Of Men Under Sentence OF
Death.

In his novel of Eugene Aram" Bull
wer Lytton makes the murderer,
Houseman. trembie lander the shadow
o his crime, and pictures him as afraid
to be out when lightning is playing
overhead-a condition which he says
makes the stoutest criminal quake. He
shows that villain later on confessing
his sin in low, choked and fsltering
tones. As for Aram himself, Bulwer
makes him say that he never gave. in
token of love and friendship, to any hu-
man being the right hand with which
he dealt o murderous blow. n the
cour of his careful work the author
quotes ~ akefield on the Punishment
of leah" as his authority for the belief
that Zone little month OF that suspense,
when it involves dea b, is sufficient to
fix plowed lines and burrows in the face
of q convict OF hve-and-twenty; suf-
ficient to dash the brown hair with gray,
and to bleach the gray to waite"
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-05-30

An Illinois man has married his
divorced wife's mother, thereby, be-
coming his own fathsr-in-law. When
his present wife dies he intends to wed
his first wife's daughter and perform
the unparalleled feat Of being his own
father and son at the same tiUe.-A. 4.
Grap..ic.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-05-30

1t is told Of quite . number of DIS
Gro t citze of urccnville ounty, s.
4 :. that they have dug storm pits intt
which tney can con zen emily slide whea
another cyclone comes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-12

demand and bring fui prices Medium and lower qualities
rule quiet state, creamery 3Od3lc western do 29d3Vc
state dairy hair hrklns tuDa aud pals. 2vG sc Wesh
tnbs, u d20r nkins and tubs 81 n29c rkins Zzazlc
Western im alton cimccs lSD2ic eitrn ia;
tory Juno tuDs and drkins at l5d l1Lc 18Th
Fancy stock waneL 10 extent by shippers anu hod
ers OF such iud no difficulty In suanp nll recent pilcss
olerwise the movement IN slack asst 1nl2 ;oD loa
l2Ia 3ci Nes ern, Hat. ALL 2,i Sklms; lIaAc..
EUu--A SHADE higher gain, with 'alr hemnn' rta,
2bd27ci western. ma &c. a1allan. "a az i2c, bineu
lOad .O2ci Imported lSi20l,c.
RICE teaty. moderately and morally unchlnfsi
SlltE uci AMI General, unchanged, ~.
bIEAitlNL-DnHa ana clqy cts quoted ~ Sc. rnrs 70
hhs Wesirfn OlcOmagntlnp ~ 7bjc city 10 quUclI'r
SUGAN -iinw ia a. l-lUc foT Pair tenning no rlfsi
ne med quiet tinnaiel j-lOCJ tOuf ctiOners A. vet
trn7hod and nj, 61tfUisc
TAIIpN AMI fnthpr eneirr arain Prime CITY quoted
~ N4r. Sales. 1i' 90 ss. nc o. as DC
Itt-Dul amt nominal
1ODANc I-KcIiucI unlri nnd nnchingcn 'Q'nf1on ~
u"i 2 7d1ri 40 a. Lat s'aH h'i seed e. gu nnn
degrees II nsea ~ Uuna'a = pe1nsyli n1p, u l.ct
10 cases 1883 NeH England lld3 100 GAGS ,nh ltlrS
na2sr 200 bhea iiayunn rOttl 10. lHO bItsS umtia
~ u 90.
Wupl-hclr hai been 30 huher vcakneas ut th'r' W .
Nlcled and pronounced n moi Until ihe Ptr'h
td question u settled p The d'ultts expect On ~ iti
SncH are ample OF Colaa eudes but hne ooes aie not 20
lInMIN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-12

LrvEgPoo. Nov. lPr0y slpnt Bac on "A noor' ~ Cut
81 ol Long Midalos. i's III snort CleAr Mh1Ie'
igs I'd ,uOrt Kids ~ H., $40 Hsr, 5a Od Pe' en.
Becl-is. pl for LXtrl Indian soss friho Mt 81, rs
Pork-PTlIuo Acss lis. "a Dcr fr.hc sios. l-as.
7bs. Western Dos. Lard-An'ricAn SIS o. rrns 80
Shoulders. bJs' Butter SIS per st Tor it't
Cheese Choice As ID "heil-i.ei 90,
sprins,ss cd Gos ,tt. Hol winter ~ taap' Nav
tai M 2 IL Now Western W tDtos ~ ~
Western So Id California 30 !, IS Cor W,%eI
Old So ial. 10 New - S2tpcr oastu rroune n.r cnt
OF rurpentina IA Od. do - L0nlon w o"' ".
teune Pctoie1r q per gl,on. Glover seed a heVicIh
Ped AS per cWt. rIlDs sos III pcs ~, ". "a 80.
mon "a al. P4o Is Oh DlO- I'd lAn'eoi VI" us ~" Wv
,,,aa ,ax. ve,e Ouo
The receipts Of wheat for the past vi Smerieaa
corn nOno ,,,.o.d Nh "a n l5.;
,er lon Caeutta ilnseed 44s ID Ass Oh per qsrer'
I,nseeI Cage is lOs per ton, kennod
did 80 sd per gaon Spirits OF rurpunne 2s va pc.
cwt sperm on. 4 So ton kosln-' IS gu, or
al bal. Gs a lls: Provsons-Lari. AS OF por cw o1
American sugar las %. per ewt for Cuoa Cenuius1 ,
polarizing 90. aud lSs slea od ior 0uo" 'auS'o" ~
refining ahoaL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-12
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL. RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Fer North Rirer. Vessels aud Railroads.
NEW YoRg. Nov IT, 1894.
GENERAL MAIiKEr RHpoRr
Nrw.ioat November H. TAT

Nrw-NoHt. Nuvomi 'r ", wv
ASHES Ara nomn, Ut isa1c or roi1 ard ~, ~ for
tpaf'P . ... ...,.. IT,. -, n,,rt,.
ntitntyu MAilluAI4 - Ihrte "a been lht,e nt
tnihins done IN riihst Btrk. lime Latin '"hrn', hhi
trn, ~ NilIs and ittont IiiroA are easeh'slV uh
chm .ph
rutrunN mn nnd nnni'url ,
,nAt, lhat an ipt ~ tti1H nv tho rnmrth'' hnu
who'd aar lpi tennit p saianl dtnre' en 'e ir hr
L,i ~ Whe " reported Hul 81 t fhHFl ~ l tAl 's
. Anlhie,lo Api ~ 90 - 2 laf thiiul'out
COCOA luir aud UNCHANGED . =
utiiiI npat uin iuini ~ nHir fnf Thf NhlNnhs p
,n a. oNrr ,innn4 steady fHNs q 1nnl HiH ~ hh1 ~
Iows iainnlv tlhq7nn1 eh'ga,Y, nshg 49,, March
p, 100, Arui sibarhlc MAJ . .oH A. 90 Jun"
d , attno. 80 om,cr fpa.Hduoi heoomhef MO"
Il 10 mild GRADES nnaie,ttd,
CoorinAdi Hrurh .fho ,eg "a meltc' Is very .l.'
and 10 ee,au trni et1rr h0laa1rs nh0ka hnh lrmlt
Al nellsi woponi show ~ Ia m1'a,o ~ me den"hl Me
ounio shocks aud itoidt ~ ,8Gti lpi -hnat
du TO-. i,lucn, " s5at2 - do ~ ineh u 40 - ~
ID f, nch ~ dnGpt 90; do ih men, ~ ltuh Su'hS
anl iicsds. - ., do Pines sd@fi 80 Egrty ''"S'
~ - Hoops. ~ feet, .i1dri'. do, IL feet " HHzS
CoRDA -fr@ continue far ~ o31ln WY IN"
Nauiln qua les sci uu Tie la els ~ o. .c and -Lil ac
COrrdi spot Cotton lc. ishcT bgt net sale' 2 Nv
haeE C77 last inclu ling 81 Tor nome con.iri on
m o. on ape 'ulaon Delivered contracts 90 a =
rcepiA ihe ports TODAY, fl6f1 GALES against fof -
bacs tbs dig last week. and 81 - las ycar Snce -ep
cnbcr i. l.SOl34l baos against l1I5iol same perou
last v ar.
Tie quotations, ACCORDING to the American classification
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-12
STAfE or TRADE.


,,,,,,o,- Nov II. cation lnll. Mll,inx so, Flor
steady 4? 3's?' an fsh 81 ci &
stner . IS - IS, 10, g1,r So O1lsJ 71i 10 go Bralb
40, ne,-soi.S'f n qnct Western IL nee
southern yea N'& o'' .'cp' 4 mar Icl S0at 5nisf
ec Noyemo'r s,%, ~ 'sfiO,' ,r 49, aa, ' Ira.
H., i,, ,as IN, ,onilo'a Nht' 5'' ji4c do Yellow 80
5,gc Western ,; MN ,,,' 49, 81. a, i,s"a e5ic
r'qa,l ,ta' aa c,iy No., ,.s to o. icccor
p, gH '9 Sa,r, Ehca az 0o3a SGJo' oat
sosroy Ns,. 500. II -rou qnic! 91a wsa,n
Nmlci El,ubsi - pti g. '1r, irt .,1nw ttuawn,,G
s,rnner lseL lsg yi9N ~ 92In,ss %"' lhog,,
sud uiiin,, Irr NJ ~ a+,'lg ,, f2i, onl,.
0V Sn'N
ts S1sg4 A. ,st g., rr,roa. sra.t,a.
."p h. girt 10 B, y B1sia hurst .lonibr'.
.hoi,,'n ., III d. prt'it,ai littI,d lloo
mon J. lnit ~ 15 o.,i sh,,i .itt .nii hoti
.,,.,, t,y A. ,be ri,i. supply or grain Nefennor a
yss Wan! 81. Xxx V}l1,' 1i.i, rinpr y .a0i Ouh
al ~ smlt Waclt 80 .'ti Mni -.'ia 'a.e.',,
| ny itrp .i 't '' i14iI. r rtsnq
= MI lerm.. 'fat. ',,' 'e''' .g s,eg@ ,.i'
srisrs q, o-,. 90 5cnpAsu arint tus, g ,l'9nt
| 81 ii9'n h., ,ir, I'p..i-r si.i ,p04a ,s.t =, :
a''e, gs'r "t' ,,a, iai. .i.e uo,ps aG ',.
lnnt eve '".'" ,.il, ...'i ,a," b 49, Ga,.D
/ ''''T " q '. t,iu. ID -, ia.l iha.. - 6a -i,.i
/ ",f ,5,, Na, o. 49, 0 si. oinaias at 3 'eu. ha
,"''p is G4nog ahet.t o. ta,, t'ra saiaa rams l
..h ~ bgtt.. it Du ulr Al Gao lrtl 81 'IHffi 'i
! iS,,,A,l, 800 ALL AZ e.''"- It,, 50 is' '"3'
's's "a, .oi. as g. lla - Nuttahel tI 10 4fff ,
! cI,s,ng ~ b.. nooompe. so lft 3D. H9NHf a. F' ~
la IuI y 30 81 lttl 80 '1'ht a. - - Ht'
snonnicIa,s 20 SHIRT 81 D. O., avg 9h'' No, ,,ra
,e.pts- tluuI ,Uh bllh Nhi4h % ','li "''t" y" ~
! III uon nu,ha oats .,.i1 nash, liYA holl u"sA "*.
ry o. no. ship leat,-Foic I'D Nup NUS Mns,tH ',"n
OIaui ORA. 200 en'a" "-eA o'oo' o"'' ~" Dunn
| lush. buoS 1000 - . 90, .
| nVr,ot, az ii Wheat sfoty No White, l,l {, ci
>y..'n.r li. Dacsnu a. - e. ~. ROT O'0 cora
\" tsc Oats-Nc 2. Nhte, - go No = 10 ~
| 80. ,yi..,f a oiD nash.
o'', a., II .lrlo,r nuat but staliy. Wheat
MiLWMAht; ~, Gcsb f,,g.c. ,yrm,or, 7u..c,
wo"Ai ~" ,n,,Icr, IN corn eH,iec No 2 4lc.i
ies,huTS' - = ont 1rul No. Wnte 10. Rye nrn
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Mortet closing stcary transferable notices. lois.

"
cn S%vGS Alcohol g 10y s. refined camphOr NE
5inscns i CAS- FcrpsT%ni IN tn 3: - g
3pIaa%S Sf AID %nnchnsc
New Layer - So 80; Loosc - 30 - D. % so,
no - 5 aS s s tn 10 81 SSsa4 qc
an STEADY. Mclun Ilaijc 80 9aloci Masdeicne u
r Il h4b aTL Narsst aaII 10y G,oGS;
AR gn o l HI "G Export S@anS & III
n now Ge'' . ssOF! o C G@y Of %cG
o o. bbls zr a. Nc rl a. 80 aI % s. So
80 II Mn'sr suca' cq be. G,y q. 9i A'rs ro ar
pr 99 49, spd Ms.s wIea i"99I ,tT
snpcrunc 81 75de 10, Extra 80 = - - rsS ~ tHtra
S 10 oca - n " western. T' = 5e5 IS common
taT s'e 9aj oa Common TX ,r Minnesota
- - t1clr 8 i5dtt ,e rye MIXTURE - ~ ,t w'
~ " ~ iouis common {, Extra q losst
az az 49, TO- raton Winter wheat Extra st!lesj ctg
Mn .ItE 90 %g e,. ir'''S s6urIIfhN FID !;
stS%s ig irhc,po nm oUnr tdc
d,,'s'i sacs t. oo bhla Common to Good Extra at
3D. io cxror At g. HfE thnu Ercssay "
aasfg -, ai'cr Tor cholcc' ~. uckwuEAr fL0rr-
cons NIX l,hort.,c,ly. 81 3. 81 "rgly
vino ., - .. qd ,cd t1loas3oo yellow Western . 10
ofN-wuEAr market ,ycrn apt S@.o o ppSSi
a boz UfiUr \ IN ul ~ fNlf " ~" wv
M mr C, milling, nnd late' lh7n,,ion- ~ op, ,
D iIdf 100 bush. future d un bush, SPOT incnbly r.
"a SO uri. 4 e. ~ stntei No ! >otltfim : y, IN
gia.l,d Winter Rcd I. ic o,2 req ~ 10 sa,' .,
h. anil 5uti IN s'oi .t M led. 80 ned ,n'
Nny,riher Zoo tr CLOSING ~ r' 40 Tor netemuri'
.' rlns,pr NJ ~ g.. dr iur JannniV a. 't.
cosne o. e.. do ior febtnaiy "a -, e.. closing at
70, ip IT, So 49, ,aiotc ,lc,r a, a}c,''aS Tor NAY
q c tiusln4 ~ do 500 lun. 'att'r, CVHn- al '-r
n ~ nn .... y MARKET ur"t Nrs'r'h, HNhb e. No
10 ~ ai &C. r1ft freight anl lushnqwt W. Nstt .m
a.. r7i.ou., -ia'r Uoog-r saes. 3ol bus. ~ o.
psl, 5uuihnih aie. ' icli t-i .nAhhtt Nnr
t.,le 81. ,nai, siasIr. Nr irtnalt eia e sofas
poen,} lns''iV ,a,13 MA,f NM V{'' 'ant,a,,ui
aai.a' I. rut huah. lvu n'rri -itWr ori 'Nht MAJ
49,, oreasa .aN 'f' p.,'', , sng' lnen's a.,
hv,s r,i,ui 49, ih"sH,s' u a'rnii ~ tn 400 ~ .
,ut .ol,i, attttU Itt Intnt uutiiue 7alu ~ hNsi
mtu,u 1uuA hash siri ah ~ aiifa hnlire Nh- N'u,
Mn4a az aai ., $50 =, luFaI 81 NJ + H-tt' a. W
es, ato . , O. ntt td ,ir th lhul hHsh ~ arrive noA
m" 3, "a & Nnri Gr Nosemhe., 'ie'- w.. 81 s'nl
AT 3 49, do pr,enptr 4'H lloi 'iaih- az . q 'u
fnr aIuarv Clusuf AT ici du ii ebualf y .
llo do ior Aa,. 50 piocr closing AT ~ 20 -
ah d tlOtuF "a ~ inc hlNtfl lllN''
sales, 1Gnt busn future 5Ou hush su1t "ni /" ' No
incluAug No % Mixed al 81 49, NO > h-tor III '''" ~
and INSURANCE at 3-'5 40 ~ lgri No hilr 81 fo
No an. rc; 30 l. = e. Mixed WESTERN - II 60
Whte do 80 GJ6c.; White state - Gi'c NO MAsu ,o'
NoycMbor 81 - oanS ~ - ne , TO- y' and =
g nm, 40 n and 90 h. 20 G2Lc 80 H. .oa '5ci 100 10
,,as ~. sharp,. g0c4..; rye Feed 20 q 'Uc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-12

supply o. Drn:n III INC OHit'' '''eN'
lss wSs s IN sSs SFG s,Ssiea 2G7Sy ~
N SSy IIaSoi55s 6'iS6'o ''o-9449 9-'''0i 47''l
ydy 70 80 775446 sG24a 55iG,2sl 24oC,92' 2'i2o6G
NOV III i9Is9los 4Od7.!0s s779iS 2s5s,s,7 lsso-S
GuNNIEs-g uet and unchanged &. roo, oo,,.r, m,
@s and 1T1w SC"i'HrS TIMOTHY Ia" oc - No
s,rs sS" &c. iyc ssoe so e1G Doc. oa
mTMP EiC.-e,uet Butts 2a@hci Nis4l A'.ci M'nl'a-
dSsS T ha n.y. oS s saS aas % az H are
eercs.ary Tor thet cnrrent trade qairsnents , ,,
a., o iscoGrsed HE c,pot demands, are particularly
s.'.seio ana gr,S'rs 20 n1 T.c,c coast
H. ATiiEE-r"locs ,od has had only lSsSnS trade
an Gsass Da out tendency qR :a@t
Luz s spot closing oste aiuTc, 1900 s.
f4ts-D put lily q! - So%;t o SpPer
ou;cG Zoe Foe,eu, sp'l'cr-!uie''
fs SFAvAfE roRfs-spri, Turpennc quiet but nrm a,
a., ~ on spot oshs fu If very 50 anu almost
- - n =, 5ua 4 - STRAINED Ia Good strained r.
y 80 = - ~? 20 H. = 20 ~ and ~ a., 9,S M
oI.osa 9s had 'a, at ,% ,e o o. . 7 at e
Sfads quoted aIa .ow at % a., nc so ios e o
Tor rude New De'Od D bbis crude 9pe uoNe'o"
IN NsT feeling +. very unsettled with
prices ower h1poreI' sil' Nc .,, a sijo
sd lear n. sss u 5cssls 90; Extra s-sla 80
r. EYisa Mes. sl2 Packet, So in
n n and sis 80 in utIces Pate Beel. sl2aslS
Emily sl3ssA CITY hXtra 'ndA Mess v a.
a,,,rd Al 81 cur MEATS-fnccs are weas IN II;
,.gitar nj traiing CONTINUES quc Nars iOVJ"
heavy avttago Sci l,u' Picked Hams lO2d lei
200 .'ssa q 9ns sly ~ Picked sGousrs daoc
III a SMOKED shoulders, "a 4ci onoHeo i'S "
10 q LfS-4taye tsiicda e ga
o.. I,n %. 80 trade Long clear III NEW oIs
nuot.d - ~. for Western delivery Long aud ohor'
dear halt aud halt. DeoewSc, quoted 20 .o,:;,i'
DRESSED hoGs-N &c mgnet anu IA M nfne IT,
- ,,,avy to LgnL Oadjlscj Figs Ic-.- LAhD-ine
meyk a. ngd very dun OOA today and se cuahscs "stt
nshI or fnin points sho"ns slight decline a. .'o
teI
steam spot 7.5Oa Doc closing ,:So@. aoe Tosemoe
$500, 5000 ties. December, .lS a IaOc.
eosine ilsd7.lgc.; 100 tca January - 1.3ac
son.,s poo February, I9od1 nc
oo. ,ss Tc, 300 tea March. 80 0tc; CLOS M
800 sc City steam dun amt unsettled SAFES, LOO ties
1eS7 a, itenned sales 200 tcs ,oDtinenI private
Terms .uoteI l.sJc; South American, iUc; ...bV
10 y line grades suited " the Trade nave iA