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The Portland daily press., 1884-02-13

AIRY eE0G0s w h0SesAkc NAHrAcS
The following quotations are wholesale prices
WooIens and Fancy Goods. corrected daily by Deer
ing, Nilliken 8 Co.. 1853 Middle street:
UNBLEAoRED ooTToNs.
Heavy 36in. 2 q 8 Fine IA. 131s91s
Med. SO in. GAG 71s Fine 3D., ...ls921
Light SO Ia. SAG 6 Fine 9-4....,.. 22927h
Fine 40 In. e 819 Fine 104....26 ESQ
ELEAoHED ooTToEs.
Best 4-4....lo1a@12Ia Fine 6-4. .....15 018
Med. "A. -. 71a 9101a Fine 7-A......18 G2215
Light A.. q ~ Fine 3-4....,.20 @25
fine 9-4......221a a271a
Fine 1o-4 ..25 @337
Tckings, Drills. -. 800. 8@
Best. ....14 @l61alC Corset Jeans. .619 9 S1s
Medium. 1015 @131a Satteens. .,..... a
Light. -. a 8 Csmbrics. $50. ga SIS
Denins, best 131a@1519 lSilesias. ..... 101z@18
Dncks........ @131a Cotton Flam If. Brown
Fancy l14a614 TR141a
" Bleach Cd. 8@I6la
Batting. ............. 8as a1o9ioaa@l11 sgl21a
Warpe,.. .......s......s--. ..-.............l74z0
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lrnoM mERoHANTs' exchanges.

LAUNCHED AT Camden 18th inst, by H NJ Bean
schr Rachel & Maud of Providence, 474 tons, to be
commanded by Capt Ellis Bickmore, of st George.
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+ z RMS.

For the DAILY, by carrier $500 a
yenr, by mail $500 n year; in advance.
For the WEEKLY, $3.50 year. II
paid in advance $500 a year.
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General ocean Steamer Ticket Onsee.

EfOR sale Of passage tickets by the White Star
Il Cunard. Anchor State, American Red star
North German Lloyd, Ham burg, American, Rotter.
dam, Amsterdam and italian lines, all first class
Europe. Cabin I'd Cabin and steerage outward and
prepaid tickets from Portland at lowest rates.
Steerage prepaid tickets from inland places In Eu-
rope to inland places in the United States Ster-
ling and Scandinavian exchange at lowest rates
Choice Cumberland and Acadia coal for sale by til
cargo. For cabin pians circulars, sailing schemes
&C. ano , ether Information apply to j L. EARMER
agent, ~ Exchange 81. P. o. Box 979.
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FREIGHTS-The market has been little more
active the past week; rates are without important
change. The following are recent engagements:
Bark Florence, Portland to st. Pierre, Mart, at
PIT.
Schr BENZ. C. Cromwell, Portland to Cardenas,
shocks and heads zoe.
Schr VIM. o. Snow, Portland to Philadelphia. ice
SOC % ton.
schr Congress, Portland to New York, lumber at
so.
schr Robert Dority, Boothbay to Cambridge, Nd,
ice 81.
Bark Levi S. Andrews, New York to Portland coal
85c and discharged; thence to Buenos Ayres with
lumber at Sl3 %.
Schr John NJ. Brown. Boothbay to Savannah. phos
phate So y ton.
Schr Viola Reppard Portland to Cuba and back
north of Hatteras, molasses 20.
Steamer Thornhill, Portland to Cardenas and
back to New York, sugar SO.
Schr welacka, Boston to Galveston general cargo
p. t.
Bark Esther, New York to Portland with coal,
thence to Buenos Ayres, lumber PIT.
Schr Elizabeth NJ. Cook New York to Port Spain,
general cargo at PIT.
Schr Louis King, New York to the Windward Is
lands and home from Baracoa, p. t.
Schr Commander, Perth Amboy to Portland coal
10 and discharge.
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Boston & Maine Railroad,

On and after Monday, Oct. Is, 1888,
PAssENGERTRAH WILL LEAVE
PORTLAND for BOSTON
sasssaaaasse =sat 615, 6.45 a. m, LOO and $50
BOSTON EoR 20 RrG H.aG a1a at 800 Zoo M
$780, $50. and 7.oops m, arriving at Portland
P0RTEAND FOR sea X B0RO BEACH
AND PINE POINT at 6:16, 40. q. M 800,
at SIS, 8.45 ..m LOO, 800, 5.45 pm. (see note)
FOR sACO AND BIDBEFORD at 6.15,
8.45 a. m, LOO, 8 90, $50 and $40 p. m. FOR
and :. As .. IA. FOR WELLS at 81b, s.45 a.
m. and 500 p. m. See notel FOR NORTH
M I, = 20 z q 500 and $50 .. m. FoR SALMON
a. m, LOO and 500 p. m. FOR NEWMAR-
RTER, miVERisiLL, EAwRENCE
AND LOWELL at 6.I5, 6.46 q. M. LOO
and $50 ?, M F9R sSSH sETnE :: EAs 3
en- & " AND CONCORD, n. h. via
New Market Jct.) at clio a. ~, $3.50 p. M, (via
A Mo gFs N TEAMS FOR PORTLAND
LEAVE h ENNEBUNK at 7.25, and DO
WEB at 800 ARRIVING at PORTLAND
at $50 and 1905.
NoTK-The $50 p. m. train from Portland acilt
not stop at Scarborough Pine Point Old Orchard or
Wells and the 100 p. train will stop at Scarbor-
ough. Pine Point and Wells only to take passengers
for Boston
Clang0 at Dover anu LIAo HexI trdlu following.
EgIhe 100 p. m. train from Portland con-
meets with sound Line Steamers for New
Work and all Rail Lines for the West and the $50
pAn., train with all Rail Lines for New York
and the South and West.
ParEor Carr on all through trains. Seata
secured in advance at Depot Ticket Office.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
PORTLAND FOR BOSTON and WAY
STATIONS at LOO p, ROsTON FOR
PORTLAND at 900 p. m.
Trains on Boston q Maine road connect with all
steamers running between Portland and Bangor,
Rockland, MT. Desert, Machias, Eastport, Calais,
st. John and Halifax. Also connect with Grand
Trunk trains at Grand Trunk Station, and Maine
Central and Portland Ogdenburg trains at Trans
fer Station.
All trains stop at Exeter ten minutes for refresh
meats. First class Dining Rooms at Portland
Transfer Station, Exeter Lawrence and Boston
THROUGH TICKETS to all points West and
South may be had of WI. L.. Williams, Tcke'
Agent, Boston g. Maine Depot, and at Union
Ticket Ofisce, 40 Exchange st.
j. T. FURBER, Gen. Supt'
s.H. STEVENS, Gen. Agent. Portland.
nct11 diff
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INTERNATIONAL STEAMSHIP co.
PASSPORT, Me-, Calais, Me-, ST,
John. N. B., Halifax, N. S., sc.
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS,
TWO TRIPS PER WEEK

,47sz->S ON AND AFTEE MON
h.HnA . DAY, DEC. Sd, eteam-
SSsszs% ora of this Line will
ss~-ssSs=-;szSS=S=szs leave Railroad Wharf,
loot CT State street, every Monday and
Thursday at 8 D. m, for Eastport and St.
John, with connections for Calais, Robbnston, 81.
Andrews, Pembroke Honlton, WOODSTOCK Grand
MepaA, Csmpobelle, Digby, Annapolis, Yarmouth
Wlndsor Halifax, Moncton Newcastle, Amherst,
Pictou, Shediac Bathurst, Dalh0usie, Char
lottetown Fort Fairfield, Grand Falls and otbex
stations on the New Brunswick and Canada, Inter-
colonial Windsor, and Annapolis. Western Conn
ties Rail Roads. and Stage Rontas.
~ Freight received mp to D. "a and apv In
formation regarding the same may be had AZ the
ONCE Of the Freight Agent, Railroad wharf.
State Rooms and further Information apply .
Oonpany's Once, 80 Exchange st.
TO. HEs SEY. President, and Manager
~9ct dtf
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RAILROADS.
RumfOrd Falls s. BuckfieId
"a A-TLaR @ AID
Fall Arrangement in Effect Oct. Is, 1913.

- Connections via Grand Trunk Rail
way leave Portland for Buckteld and
s@s.-zs=-rT,-zC Canton, TAO q, M, 1.3U p. m.
Leave canton for Portland 4.16 and
S.45 am.
STAGE CONNECTIONS
with p. M. train for Turner, Chase MI g, West
SumDer, Brttton's Mills, Peru. DixhelG Mexico
and Rumford Falls. L. L. LINCOLN. Supt.
oct1b diff
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SAILING DAYS OF srRAazsmEPs,

MEN5AypRE ALMA MAO. FEBRUARY 13.
Sun rises. ..........6 A High water (p NJ .1245
Sun sets -. ........ 5.06 Moon rses.-... 8.O6
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The thousands who suffered with Rheuma-
tism and Neuralgia had hard time of it till
the discovery of ATHLoPHoRos. Now they
needn't suffer if they don't want to. S. r.
Dennen, d. D., Third Congregational Church,
New Haven, writes thus: "Have long been
victim of Rheumatism. During recent Sc
we're attack L commenced to take ArHLoPHo-
RIOS on Friday. Sunday was in my pulpit.
Monday went to Boston well, and have re.
manned So You have found specific"
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Railroad ReceIp,

Foreign Imports
LIVERPOOL, ENG Steamship Sarmatian-5 CO
tissues to A Little & Co.
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A gentleman was giving a boy some peanuts
the other day. The mother said, "Now what
are you going to say to the gentleman" The
little boy looked up and replied, "More!"
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European Markets.

(By Telegraph.)
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 12.-123O P. M--Cotton market
dull and easier; uplands 13-16d; Orleans 8 15
16d; sales 1000 bales speculation and export 1000
bales
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A man In Beaver, Pa, dug his own grave in
1876, and is alive yet. Some men seem never
to have any luck.
The Portland daily press., 1884-02-13

SUCCESS is certain when the Congress Yeast
Powder is used in making biscuits, cakes, etc.
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Wit and Wisdom.

"Do you buy your music by the roll?" in
quired young lady of the deacon's daughter.
ooh no, !" she replied, 81 always wait until
Sunday, and then get it by the choir"
Horsfords Acid Phosphate, Beware of
limitations.
limitations and counterfeits have again APP
peared. Be sure that the WORD "HoRsFoRD's"
is on the wrapper. None are genuine without
81
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HARDWARE AND METALS.

A~xns-ColIins, y dozen. 800; Gold Dollsr,
Double Bit, Hoo -
sxIIL.Ts AID LIDs-+r ' n; sugar f't-
Tin PLArs-I. q. isxi4, = box 500; !. g.
AI2o, = box. 100; Terne. hxD. y box TO;
TiNwARR-Pieced, discount y ' cent;
stamped, discount 50 = cent.
DUCK HORSE COLA Rs-No ,+.25 y dozen.
HAMEs-Two loop, 100 TdoIen; three loop,
TAcKs--in boxes, 100 papers, $50 y box:
GRUB HoEs-t dozen. 7.5O; railroad picks,
q doEen, $50.
RTnasn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 9 cont and
10 = cent.
NAILs-S.6, rate.
SHovELs AND SPADEtRowland's, d..
count 40 p cent; Ames' list, steel goods .
count 10 and 10 p cent. -
HEAVY HARDwARB-Shafts, nnish> ,eo
poles, 1851 singletrees, Masons. 80. i;.o'
1906 hickory AIies, l6.O; bolster 4;76; coup.
Xxx, a.G. sawed felloes. / LIS; 2, 400;
Bowden shoes, SEQ; northwestern horse nails,
NJ. 8, 500: 7, 6.25; 8, 6.0o; ar iron, 4c rate;
pillow steel, 7c; spring stct !, &c; cast steel, ISc:
BUa0IKsLdrade B. and spring top, @.qn9
1000: do. open, U.,afgAl.OO; do. slde sprins
top. iM .OOalab.O6; do. side bar, 0o.n0t9lSOn;
10. phastons, l25.U&1l5O.D: grade A.; side
,pIring, l4o.OosSo;oo; DO. I Rh @aSn a. !% nI.a.
sor@ springs, iio.ooaiS.o6; thres spring ~as-
WISTMsmooth wiro No. ., 50; Nos. 10 and
81 S.r..a. Il '''''' ~
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DRY GOODS.

PRIsrs-herr,mse y, 9; Manchester, 2;
Arnold, q; .Arnold's indigo. n; AInofa's
s s,ss' "a d0 Pssia: A% Z: ns%ii ssi S ~: aisas ,s:
'rf mourning. 50; simp-on mourning, 9:
e s.3 1 &; el "aS%s.; 81 iR'.S%sad y;
SSsrTi@ss; pplns'sf,,: Ric6monapinS q; Allen
pink, q; MerTlmar shirting,S s; Regatta shirt
Inc, tt+ Hampton. al Allen shir'in|' ~;
Dnnn"ll ahirtingH, ~. M.
"a var y; Ay.ti;c River. 81; ax,isniis 4, =;
4liaaIls IL; ~ As."s na,. ~; oI Ai,sni'f EE (,
4: f rTGss,iiii'R r. ficn a"",sI &C, *; SSsn!i!'
u; C~sntinentai z. "a; Indian Orchard "A.
s:.I .s1 b:m SAT L.. II u Si.rs sl & ~; s Saa %
ell, ~; Granite q, ~; Bedford T., ~;
,,o,,.mSs1s Z, ri s0 %css. 4 sGSI; ~; Hs.:
marie, M ! Il s smn@4fsss ,Ns. York. Io,;
wamrutta, iNa; Langdon Oh. 10; Lonsdsle
cam muslin, M; Bcrkley sa cam muslin.
@asonvilIs,s o; Ionsdslc, -; Cabot, "a, Con:
way, 4; Fruit OF the Loom, 9; "a;
Prosperity, ~; HIN -, :; blmo,s' hss.
s.i.S; SSiisss::t3ne AL HSpS, Green
q. IS; Gold Medal, 4; F1tch'iiie' 7; rear
Ticxs-Amoskeag AGA, II; AmoshsHE 4,
Hmnoskeag ID, II; Amoskeas +, lOls; Amos
Eeag r, 10; Amoskeag II, 8; Thornkike A,
ersiioss es. "a, IL; Cords ACE, ilII; Conesio-
"a eS. rs, "a; Conestoga ON a.. 10; Conestoga
CT a., IA; Conestoga, Goa. 7-s, u; Hamii-
ton, li,: Manhattan, 3; international H.
Neutrality-suspicious., 3-SGS-s, ~; Ameri-
can,a az: Hamilton, ny; Amoskeag cheviot,
iOR: Ashbyme "A, II; Ashbyme red cross, 10.
Observation-Disclosures, u; York, y; o,is
AKA, l2lk: Otis BID, NJ; Columbian, II;
Otis &c, i0l,; beaver Creek "A, u; Beaver
Creek BIB, If; Beaver Creek &C, lOlS; Warren
BIB, M; Warren AKA, l2lS; Haymaker
brown, 81; Columbian, IA; warren W
brown, 1917; rncasville, 10.
CBFCKs-Union, No. 70, IA; Union, NO: ~,
10: Union, No. IL, ~; Miners MOL ~: MI
ner's No. 2, i6lS; Prodigy, q; Alabama osna-
burgs, !; louisiana osnaburgs, Z; Augusta
osnnburgs, 4. a..
MISUNDERSTANDING, .; Amoskeag, 3;
Canton, 2; Draper, 8; Glenwood "a; bates'
*; Scotch, double fold, iOHgl21.. ,>
ashlngton, "a; Manvllll %
co.; Slater a lions, 5l,.t98li; Kid finish, SG8;
Masonville, $685.; Garner, 5lol!G6,5,
CA Observation-Disclosures Higging's,eHgS7H
Tapestries Sanford's, 8TdSD; Tapestries kox-
bury, S7h; Bigelow body Brussels, l.5; Low.
ell body brussels, las; Extra Moquettes, LAD;
B Moquettes, Ito; Lowell extra supers, IA
Hartford 3-ply, 81; Hartford extra supers, ,0i
Park, Read A Franklin extra super 7I1s
| Park, cottOn-chAin extra supera, 6!1f; rhlia'
| delphia WOOL. lb06S: common ~cOtton chain
/ Alchh
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0.,,s. Ma. 49,, ilslA. .om.. iyyAls
satss s .aitr Ia.Ws,s al Isvs ~
T,.h M ,taf Xrtrl fUins lfgssn, ere
49, 49, t...n ~.
Ne 800 loaf s.e
.,e.rrrn, 80 ad.,i Ioui.i
~. .,d,.I "a ra.t ,siia. IN. tnsJ' Ts.s,
'pn,re 'mtslsna- "
~ .ss.s stan. rho,e.. Ari pfm..
III, 49,. IN. r',,u sytn, x~isuxs,
~ iH. ~ 49,, t3r."'' "
80 bn," JWt.. ~ ne. Ia.si D ysfd.
~ n i,saou. s' WV
~ 'Ei 49,, ~ n"e''
nas.n m"rls.Y syssySxx ia, s,s.m
-, In, -. AZ '
'atnF e.. hin. Indt. a m
Nn.r'nite aS x s.t. p.ecc .npts1 y
~ A''E 'A' "" ' "
- ~ ",n mil ..,.,,. lp1s, .hor,
~ ' W." s'
"a.
I"srHh-r eieNti, w, an.
80 n nv .nu,. IN .
.'"'""e'" """"' $50 " v
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Mons kip brogans, 86sl.2,; boys KIP ero-
sans, sO@l.00; mems P. calf brogans, l.0o@l;76;
,oy's p. calf brogans, 9tul.25; mems KIP
olows s5Ai.35: mems bnff balls. congress and
Dntton, I.7aG2.75; mons calf balls, congress
and button, 2.5Gda,J0: mons Kip boots, A.OOg
N.oU: mems p. calf boots, H.0Nn45.OO: mems
calf boots. IS OO6S8O.OG boy. kip boots. l5.001
800; boys L. mi boots, l6.5nd24.o0; boys
calf boots, 2.5Nh7. 90: women's a. kip polkas
T51S71tc; Misses ~ kip polkas, asgIVS
os ,poIkas, alt sizes. SIf85c women'scalf peg
na' SIS polish, l.GN1l.35 Misses calf peg and
~ polish, Gs6l.i0; women's bun aeWed POI.
An SNdl Is: women's calf sewed polish, l.iG
al. S7x: wnmen's grain sewed and polish. 81
ti.25; women's kid sewed, S0pl %; women't
Ioat sewed no.ist. IaN"AiI Toinen's ara,D
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LIQUORS.

ALcoNoL-N gnilon, y2.J7 q S2.<0
BaAnpIaa-Tomesiic y gallon, $50 4 t81;
Imported cognac, ISL gallon,N.so ls2,!6.b;
iRN6, $50; i&S, p.5S; is0, $40; lHs. Ss!O;
iSxS, SiO.SO; Otard. Dupuy & Co's cosnsc, ms,
$50; $50, 800; 1854, $500; 1885. SOD; Bls.
Suet, Dubouehe 4 Co. coEnas. ls's. n.a; ITO
60; ls4s, $500.
GIa-Domeriic. New York or PhiisdelPhia,
gallon, Sl.9; Holland, Y gallon, t2.7s@2.S;
Air Robert Burnett'a Old Tom, z gallon. G.ls
40: Air Robert Burnett's Old Tom, y caAk
ts.SOdna.W; Holland, Y case, $3.50.
WHIsKy-iOuiaiana rcctihed. 70 Y cent.
proof, \ gallon, N.l5; Western. el.lsei.I1,
bourbon, q .t043.hO: Rye, N.5SS0; Scotch,
imported. N.odet.B; Irish, imported, No
CHAnPAoHPs - Rouderer Care Blanch.
auarts, p dozen, TOO; Piper Heidselck quarts,
z dozen, %.@; Krug A Co., quarts, q dosen,
i2.SO; Moer a ChRndon, Sillery. Monsseux, q
dozen, 400; Cremant day, r dozen, 200; q.
II. Mnmm a Co.'s, pints, t2 additionsl; dry
versenay, 2.75; Extry Dry, &.G.
WINEs-California claret, y gallon, UoHS5i
Zienfandel No. l., gallon, 7G975; importe'
ciarets, per cask, s0yOGGSO.00; One clarets, n
cask, &.tIdl75y00; Medoc, b case, 500; ~,
Julian. y case, $50; Margaux, 2 case, 100;
Ponte Canet. p case, 1860; Larose, 4 case
go: leov'ii, + rase IaJo0; Chateau LAdtte
: osss SH o''s"'. y ra.. s-&'6S"
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THE BUSINESS WORLD.
~ fRCiAI..

-
A.,iA., Oct -.-Sothing, portr., NOR.
NI6netly the Importance ~ 'ult'n than ne
wce~lt ftringrncy, which result rom TIC
hiiure NJ the cotton CROP InuT.s hN " many
Mo- eau-r, a. Gar u. the south l. concerned
III esnnot b. urged anA loI ger that tho
Osaibern farmer usglesis hus.faislns ana
GoShns OF diversified crops lha - MOI
ke ease. In 3 agricultural district. 81
~ .'n.ld set apaf, fof hogs,
.nd during mo pIo'ission mminr Gt ~"
ssr, sstsil meat dealers depended largely, on
S~ssa, Arkansas and Louisiana for supplies
% high price paid for bacon IN THIS SECTION
rec, number Of hog. were raised la
q ben ,. = ,no% .,aDpIGyS; oorS TIM person GSni
bat grain and hog ought tobe used for cen.
sumption ard cotton for shipment lni-f
ney methods Of spinnins n weaving c"t,on
SStSen. ar. tupplnnied by oouonsi tse
~ IL learning ~ appreclats and To admire
on; fashion itself 10 taking to n,
rl.,n ,s.I % Ss,'on 1. ~ sss |. Nv price.
6II. M. g1.I will N Ntilaa buyers, n laI
Sp,cped ss~ndiiy, hut rejection will point out
ID The depreciation Ia cotton Is nnt .9lsI
~ IN other p%roiuct-. reference la suin-
H~ss4ivs iAb,es wnl h that ~ DO y fact.
60apn II | cent lover. and wool i > srnls
nm Rt<sl M iron Ia ~ per cent
lSv0-based on last year and IN" y"sr Do
fsre. Cotton In NE best SUSTAINED OF MI we
va ne mid.t Of ell the depression, drugs
s~ 81 average In volume OF distribution
Pcupls will have physic. Let times prove
0 70 hard, and let SICK ness come, ana
EkIcineN 10 bought, although he boots,
dht<a and clothing 20 shoit
by goods show some improvement a. IN.
seeAon - anr.-. hut the volume or sales u
IN much smaller than II was last yenr, anu
0SA~n Do not look for amy decided quickcn-
N IN trade until the weather bcrofnes
Sadss. Summer fingers too long In the lap
Of Autrnn TO suit their wishes, ana Trade VI
6anpels, heavy dress goods. skirts. winter
~sea'sfs~tory. 70 far rs prints and ginehnins
ere soncernsd, trade may be said To he fhhly
aSsivs, these being st Piles that sell 'ei!
ven the year round, hut other cotton goods
sasaa ~ sheet ngs, shirtings. cheeks, .tipe>,
etc move on slowly, price. ruling weak, NJ
Ore reduction IL st'n IN Nd " the demand
GRAIN ma ..EAnsrFYs,
WHBAT-Highcsi ,ac: lowest, ~.
RrR-NOminul: barley nominal.
~ooRN-New, SIC In Ear
SATs- &c In bulk 2fthi6c sacked
FIouR-Per cwt.: p.tent, 81 "a; fancy, *2fo;
shp,ce amily, f2.25; NXNN, $40; low grade
40.
BsAH-At mills, 75c; in store, 81.
scRRMHAL-Fine bolted per 100 pounds
m
HnxIyY AND GRIrs-&5 per barrel.
PErD-Chopped corn per no pounds, .l.2li
s.,o9ped corn and oats per ln pounds, si'fV'
~ bran per loo pounds; i.s .,
GRAHAM FlOUR-Per lV0 pourds, M.
Hay Prairie, s. per bale or Sc loose; mil
LED, " per b. lie OF 81 loose.
NILLEr German mlilet, Sc.
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nKu(,S,

nNtNtS
ACIps-Sulphuric, p carbOy, SS.75; citric, y
n, Sic: oxalic, y ID, Is: tartaric. powdered y
b, 81.
Is to SOc; camphor, q to2i; opium, M ~.
oILs-Bergamot, Ssnderson's. y No. .a.ln;
lemon, Sanderson's, sl.sS;. peppermint &@9o;
wintergreen, t2.2b; olive, Malaga, Sl.2o.
PoTAsu-Bromide, y n. W. To 4Gc; iodids,
SoAPs-Castile, notified, y 70. SSloc: cas-
tile. white, llC1l5.
MIscELLAN Eous Ammonia, card, z d.
No: alum. Hd1; arrowroot, Bermuda, soc; Bal
sam, copaiba, bsc; borsx, refined, l5gl6; Gallo.
mel, am, 74c; castor oil, q gal, tl.4s9l!@;
cassia buds, n n, l5DlS; cream tartar, pure,
q n, IS; corrosive subllmste, y N, IS; chloro-
torn, Y y. .i.oSel.lo extract loswoSd, eals
iodine, resublimated, y n, AGO; leaves,
bnchu,, abort, pm, Is; leaves, seann =, A,en.,
p 10, 26; morrhia, sulph, OF. sS:n spi;'e !.
pi.i6; tapioca, p ,. I; wax, white, y n
suipsa.e oulnine, y o., 'i!snsslI0.; sa
shoridiA, 90 10 t6o.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
COTTON sTATEMKST.
Oct. THE following In the

Exports this week: Great BrltAID, f,tnsl
E1pss, e,247; Continent, s,Sss. stocks st AL
= fs.. year year, Is.$ss.
ST, LOUIS.
LOUIS, Oct. I-Fiour easy bat I'M
Eheat-Jower, weak; declined steadily
rem opening; closed li,glH 6eloM yest.r-
SE;,S%Sess r. : S a%%as,t sass sixsa Dse.9 0f.a,
3sn-Opentd nrm, but SON broke and
NP. down WIN = . Gnss; lon "a l: b! pc.
tQSSEK November. = losing a lswess
rss-Easy, slow; 1sh cash; Hx year; ~.
fsssy,slon. nrm.r with good trade.
Posk, 10 501l6.75.
Bank eaGLons clear, s'S; short rib rs;
't S=s.s sls-i' %i;S clear, 10 .a.elo.75; .hor. rib,
NyIA; short c ear, U.l21solI.@.
Hams, l2ls@l2N.
Lard higher; $50.
l&chsr demand, but light sh piping in.
= sxportf.e 1907; good to choice, 3 S1
'so!nmon to medium, 4.Ste6; yrass
16SEkeceipts, l.soO; 4.7Se5.so.
= Giu% natives, aa1ss; good 70 cSoics,
V.eS.6; Tel ans 2GS rs.
Iyw York, Oct. 7,-Beevee-Rseeipts, -
safloads for eapor'a alton and Q car loads for
AIgns rade, slsnEhtsrer' direc'' no trading
tTses ID be- dull and lower for common,
udinx offerings Texas and COLORADO boef;
sauglt.red sides tod At q 10; for
I,sep-Reoeipts. $50; slow But steady; ex
r. mes aa5 Tor common - medium sheep;
zHN,55for lambs.
usass closed i 10 ~ lower: No, 3 red, al; No.
lid, sl@se: No. 2 ed, October, So; No
y16sbs,~ sia4Ssat closing soh; December
tssnzspot lots, / to ~ lower; options, u
tA5N lower, closing with some reaction; No
Nft5pI; No. q, Of; october. e2He8s1I, cloe-
7g s1 {. s 'Ssa@ssH, cioslSF ~
srei & and closed weak; sales - 500 bags;
oSr,s 4sss.5o; November, $50; DooeIA-
E.gar St ady n more active; Holssses
I>aT. 4. 81 Domingo, 8 S-le05H; English
.nds, = 80 ,e, and nominal.
Rico steady with moderate demanA-
ROgtn quiei and unchanged.
Trrpeptii e steady; SAtg3
lard auiet: spot, 7.s2h; October, 7.sop7.a IS;
Edvsmber, 1901 rs.
KANsAs CITY.
KlFsA CITY, Oct. Wheat weaker;
sesi bags7is; November, 5sI4@5s's; Dscem-
I'm fower; cash, 4s&@45,1; October. q,
Nh; November, 3l1sg32; October, o'Ah ~,
Nd.
esttle-Rereip pts 2,400, mainly rangers;
nat We shipping want d; Others weSker a, q
5ver; native Shipping, 1910 to $50 pounds,
sserase s.,"s5 u; feeders, s.74S4 ID; grass
.3exas steers, 3.2ba3.Sl.
Fovs-Rec eipts, }, 400; steady; 4.s0d5.2o.
sheep-i1ceipt., i23i wsak and unohansod
GHIoAoo, Oct. 0.-r1orr quiet mt nm
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wooL.HIDss AND PELrRIls.

Woo@Nsxican, free Of burrs, l09l9c; Aex-
dium 2aaSSc; 1ne wool, according to dirt and
condition, I4022c; bury, IDec POI pound
less, according to burrs.
nc Der n; seconds, plump nints, 20 ms and up,
l2c Dor b: prime light and kips, l2c per n;
cults, bulls and stsgs, &1ec per ID; dry salted,
aDll1,c, according to condition; green s~its~'
PgL1RIns-Deer skins, 2O422o; antelope, 10
.1i5c; seal skins, l50g2oc; sheep peltS, ~ per
WOOL, 2O6o85c; shearllngs, l09)l5c.
TAiLOw-Prine tallOw, 70; allo 0sase,
sS5xc: grease, yellow to brown 16e.
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no Colorado or New Mexico for pure
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