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RAILROADS.

i PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
no TO THE NoAIH, MIST AND ,sorTHWFsr.
STEEL RAILS MAGNIFICENT 4 a IPMESr.
is EFFFcr Noyf,IBER ~. lsSt
rams ieev" Nasllison, from station. OF 9Th
Ter Pi;tsbur. and Inc West. Chicago limited Express
oiIalace Sc. PING AT Gao daiiy; Hast line
iie cars iron Hs rIiSburrs 10 JinclIi.zt anG II III
VIII Sleeifng Car Altoona l. Chicago. Western FIX
h;so comets Gay toG thssge With St'eills 'ar
ieI tlttsbE ana ne West. T4th Palace Sleeping Car
"af5,fiGR NOR % 1870. .[; POTOMAC IsTIRoaD
fol Irie. Cansldly'ia, Rochester. Bnfalo. MAGMA.
1000 p. m daily except saturday, Win Ialacc Cars
For VII amsport, J. eek haven EinIra At $40 a. N
For %r Rev sA iork Sh@ he East rs SO 100 H.
10 400 lotto ana II j. - IN or sunday. 4o0
1000 and Ills y Limited Pullman
parior Cars. 3 80 N, 6sil3. except sunday.
For 4;oston without clGl-, 2u0 p NJ every Weekday
tol Brooklyn \. s. an through trains connect at Ier-
sey City with boats OF BROOKLYN annex uftorCap III
lec tialis To M ON street, aNo-ail4 uUIe icrTlase
JeTI iIadeIpIia rs s 80 anJ IL m 2Oo 4Oo. coo,
100 ANA Ills p IL On Sunday 90 t'o. I0U0 and
For baltimore. ESQ. us. $50 a4n leo a. m l20a,
200. 40 AZ 20; 600. 7.4o loco and Ii IS p "a;
ON SunIay, 940. n.UU a. III. 400 90 '4o. 1000 aud
For Pope's Creek Line 6.5a and 4.lor. N daily
For Annapolis 63sa NJ 1905 and 40 T. IA. daily ex
lIEXSSDRia AND FIiEorRICksBURG RAILWAY.
AID ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON Rail-
ROAD.
For Alexandria. C. O. 100 %. = OF ANA l1a5 T. ~
205. -, 4:,5. tJJ, S.U5 ll3j T. ~. Oh SuRlay
Hf6.i o. 925. ll0i q "a. : % y. Ia
Of k.chl;l, Id AID tie SOUTH 90 and il o. a. m daily
and IS I. daily except SuIu1y.
1rsins LEAVE 4 cxali6lia Tor Vas ioI G. o. 100 1901
1u.!u M. l0a 800, 3=3. Jlo 7.o5 and 1910 D. ~.
aid II 40 midnight teXctiE AUnGas). OG S-uaay 1t
sUh and l0iO 4. 100 ana 30 al Ia, la.l1
night.
1lckis and information * the Office northeast corner
q 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue and the sta
ton where orders De lott toc checking ua-
gage 10 dtstin; ton from hotels and I,s.a, Ices
CHAs- T. PIGd, =. X MOOD.
Genera. A.aIaEs General assenger Agent
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
II The MODEL FAST lINF AND THE ONL'
LINE BtINEEN IHE EAST AND THE NEST
VIA WASHINGTON.
DOUBLE TRACK, JANNEY COUPLER,

STILL HALLS
soFED't$ -. fSriIt ftG ETBf ISSD DAf NOV 2n
Leave Washington IRON station corner u New Jersey
eyenGe aud c street
For Chicago. liza n and IeI0 rln. daily. and LOS
pm tuiiy exec Sat ufday lie 400 fast Linz
ted Express C. Chieaso Id lI1 sbur- No extra fagd
For Cl:sciluat Louisville aud St Louis daily at 05
pm and 10 10 p M. with through Cugcnes ami Fsacs
or t1,tsbGrg at 3 10 M "ith Plrlor Car aud lao
p ;nit d With Ieep 70 t. ~ Cleveland and De-
Fer Toledo and Detroit via McnroevilIe. ! 5 = N
Wheeling and Laks Erie T. H.
For baltimore week days > $50 go, $40 and
iraln) $40. $780, $50. 7:-u. $40. And 1000 ..
FOR - t5Lior 81 7 % IN q S4 20 % la. 1900
Jor local poi Il on the Shenandoah Valley railroad
as far as klverto,, % IA daily, exceV; sunday
For Annapolis GO a. m and I2l0and 4:4op. m; on
For Way Stations between Washington and Baltirore
300 Gao $50 a N, IL 10 p m. $50, 4l0. 80 Ll
and 40 60 pm; For Stations Metropolitan branch
=: a. m, @aii except Sunday ana 5:ao p.In. oaily.
on Metropoii;an lranch s.o5 am calls, xces LII.
80, a. y. daily except sunday Tor Frederick. ;O5
s. "a. 4'41 4 N. daily except Unday-
tol Haceiatown. sos IL. csily, except Sunday. and
Trains arrive IRON, tie West daily. G2O 7:aOa NJ 2:sl
From Annapolis $40 m and l:50 and o.s7 D. M:
Sunday. %43 a m, 6:3' p NJ
Prom Frederick and intermediate Toints s:25. n n
ZOE p M and ;s1 y M dnlliy, sAcelt SUNDAY -
T:ao g. aud 1880 l2:l1 12lJ. z:5O 6:3i
$50 ard So p Ia on SGndays 4-sn 80 aid STA
All trains Irom Washington stop ct Relay Station
further information apply az fho baltimore and
Ohio Ticket of:cc-N sshirgt0n Station. cl9 and 1881
VII ~ tsf tor sD-r ne a ils ~
B. DUNLAP General Manager.
n3 c * LORD. Com Passenger Alprs
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LARGE Srock
GREAT VARIETY.
ELEGANCE OF STYLE.
PERFECT FIT.

PERFECT FIT.
EUBSTANTIAL TRIM.
MINGS.
And the best-made Clothing
for the least money.
Garments for Business.
Garments for Dress,
Garments for Work.
Solid Values for your Dollars.
Three floors stocked with the
BEST-MADE CLOTHING,
Piece Goods for Ordered
Work.
Over Sacks and NewmxrketA
Boys' and Children's Suits
In greAt variety at our usual
LOW PRICES.
(n6l
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
rEHoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

FTNHONAS DOWNING Auctioneer.
CHANCERT SALE OF COMFORTABLE HOUSE
AND LOT. NO. $50 s L. EFT
b virtue OF decree IN Equity Cause No. a.l76. -.
O'Harc VS.. Mclaughlin. viii seil FRIDAY. -
at -FOUR O'CLOCK. y NJ. the west part of let No 4.
IN squsrc No. % fronting Il feet inches street
With dept Of los fec. IL q v.iie ae,, Improved with
seoniorsbie house being premises No. :a22 street
northwest.
Terms o. sale are: onc-haf cash. With residue in
equal ayrnents six and twelve months with rtsrSst
or all cash at tle option Of the purchaser. ar1 $50 de
post when property is struck OF c2nycyEEcinS pur-
chsser's cost. FEf,s W JONES. Trustae
di-dts Gunton Building. 472-s Lou!s!ars. ave.
tv THE ARovE SALE WAS POSTPONED ON
account Of the rain until MONDAY. DEIEMBER F1F-
TENTH. lisa. same hour and place.
BY order ot Trustees dl2-lts
A UCrIoN SALE OF STOCKS
I viii of,e~ for sale on WEDNESDAY,. DECEMBER
SLY EMILE III. 1884. 81 one O'Ci.CCH p. NJ at ;ise
auction roon!s Of Duncanson Eros 9Th and ID streets
l5o sEARks OF The CAPT. Al STOCK nj the vAPOB
FUEL COMPANY (pa- value. 1907,
80 SHARES OF tilc CAPT Al. $40 X Of the WASH
INGrOE AND MECCA q /. COMPANY
SHARE of the Upper GfYNONr AND M
PEOVFMENT EXCURSION COMPANY STOCK
Terms cash. REUBEN L. BAKER,
49, 49, Administrator # D. i. Holloway. iced
We will also offer for sale ~ the day hour and
place Tor account Of whom IL May tine follow
ing:
SO sHARES of til. CAPITAL STOCK of the vAPois
Terms c sh. DUNCANSON BROS
h1l-5t
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ERR 3 % W a / h lisa, ! x slss
3 90 u ,4 ss ;s s. s sss:
thing Else Solid Rock and costs zoe. Bottle! DRUG
GISTS AND GROCERa SEQ
nLD alNt. AND OLD FRIENDS ARE KNOWN AS
" TIE best, Is JUS1Ifs Old Stand known Tor years
n the only piece where fTst-cless SECOND HAND
CLOTHING can be solo at respectable prices Address
JUSTH'S Ola Stand No 6l9 street. between 9th aad
7th streets northwest
A.0s-Aose by mai, promptly ettendedsA ESs
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THE WINTER FASHIONS.

GLOVES AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS JACKETS.
SEAL CAPEs-THE FRONT HAIR CoLORED
UNDERWEAR - HIDEOUs RoNNETs-THE NEW
CoLoRs--MARY ANDEaSoNS DRESSES. ETC.
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MEDICAL. DC.

4 LADY WHO Is AN EXPERIENCED NURSE
Il woud take few ladies to board and nurse during
their confinement. Strict privacy is oaserved For
terms enclose stamp. MRS. BARLEY,
d1o-5t P o. Box 499 Baltimore nd
NIADAME DE FOREST HAS REMEDY FOR La
I'VE dies. All female complaints quickly cured Can be
consulted daily at 124 18th street northwest Office hours
from to O'Clock pm. with ladies' only. jy22-5m'
MANHOOD RESTORED BY USING A BOTTLE OR
IVA two of DIR. BROTHERS. Invigorating Cordial.
v Ill cure any OF Seminal Weakness. Nervous De-
biity and lnpotency. L: impair is vgor to the whole
system. 9O6 street southwest. do I'm
1T has NEVER BEEN CONTRADICTFD THAT
i DIR. BROTHERS is the oldest established adyertis-
ing Ladies' Physic in this city. La les You
fdentE consult DR. BROTHERS.. SOC u STIR south
west Particular attention paid to all diseases peculiar
to ladies, married or single All regu and
rian troubles successfully treated. : - Board. with
COOL accommodations and kind. efficient nurses fur
nshed to those who desire to stay few days
the city under his treatment. "a In
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO.. Auctioneers.
GRAND CHRISTMAS SALE,
FINE TRIPLE sILvER-pIATED WARE,
ROGERS TABLE CUTLERY,
MANTEL CLOCKS. BRONZES AND ORNAMENTS,
BY ORDER TAUNTON SILvER-PLATE COMPANY,
STORE CORNER TENTH AND STREETS
Facing Pennsylvania Avenue.
COMMENCING
MONDAY MORNING. DECEMBER FIFTEENTH.
AT TEN A. M
Resuminea at
TWO AND HALF PAST SEVEN O'CLOCK
And continue from day to day until the entire stock is
closed out.
The stock will include New aud Beautiful Goods in
Hf cE sTs s h1EGES FR MERs
VAsf 5ti R RE SHsI Is Hss sHR
ALSO.
$50 DOZEN ROGERS
AND OTHER CELEBRATED MAKES OF
IVORY PEA r %ALRTsi t CARy nEP AND
LADIES, CARVERS, STEELS FISH
KNIVES ETC, hTC.
Choice Assortment of
MANTEL CLOCKS. BRONZES AND ORNAMENTS.
The salesroom has been fitted up especially for the
fort of visitors Chairs will be furnished the ladies' who
are respectfully invited.
The goods VIII be guaranteed in every respect rep
resented, ana Instructions positive to sell
the entire stock without reserve.
Out of town purchasers have goods carefully
packed. del1-2w
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~ who stands high IN his profession. is acknowledged
10 be expert without peer il the wide world in ths
treatment and cure of Private Nervous and Chronic
Diseases Lost Vitality Impsired Manhood and Abuses
Urinary Organs. Recent cases positively cured il to
fdays No mercury Or caustcs used. Can be consulted
Ofce. ls6 Cnw. Refers toleadng physiclans OF Bsla
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NOAH WALKER 4 CO,
625 Pennsylvania ave.
NOAH WALKER l. co.
626 Pennsylvania ave.
NOAH WALKER l. CO..
Cos Pennsylvania ave.
NOAH WALKER l. CO.
Cos PENNSYLVANIA ave.
NOAH WALKER b CO.,
625 Pennsylvania ave.
NOAH WALKER 4 CO..
626 Pennsylvania ave,
NOAH WALKER q Co.
625 Pennsylvania ava,
NOAH WALKER h Co.
Gas Pennsylvania ava
NOAH WALKER b CO.,
626 Pennsylvania ave.
NOAH WALKER 4 co.
Cos PennsylvaniA ave.
NOAH WALKER 4 co.
Gas pennsylvanisaye.
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nR LEON THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND
~ only reliable Ladies' Physician in the city.
consulted daily 329 Missouri avenue first street ia
OF Pcnnsylva avenue between Sd and ~ streets All
female complaints ard irregularities quickly
Prompt treatment Correspondence and co,sultat
strictly confidential Separate rooms Tor ladies' Once
hourS-ll 10 and to ,. IL dim
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TENHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
RESIDENT ARTISTS SALE
OF WATER COIORS AND OIL PAINTINGS,
EMBRACING
LANDSCAPE. FIGURE. MARINE, STILL LIFE
AND GENRE
THE FOLLOWING ARTISTS ARE REPRESENTED
IN THE CATALOGUE:
ANDREWS, MELINE,
FOSDERG GILL.
JOHNSON, MATTHEWS,
FERGUSON AND ROWZEE
This fine collection embraces about $50 pieces, and
will be sold at public auction at my auction rooms
THURSDAY and FRIDAY, DECEMBER ElGH-
TENTH and NINETEENTH at ELEVEN A. NJ. and
THREE P. NJ. each day.
The collection will be on view Monday Tuesday and
Wednesday prior sale 1t is pronounced the finest
Offering they have made and their efforts should
be substantially encouraged by citizens.
d11-6t THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer
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a ILL LILA Az SN iIliiiN NN ERE
POPULAR SUMMER ROUTE.
Con'menci May 81 ana o,ery Saturday ihcrraT,r-
ga iIg from - rc "a Liverpool. tlr shortest
ocean VuNa2e only i've days II 1903 lIi 20 iald. rhs
Iron Steamships q this .lf,a impressed strength,
speed and cDln'u-t AID ted in uii TIE
AIl :Uh OntlS tia, Practical TNfHIs.
Cabin SIU2nu aS0 INTERN, .t to-. $50 IS
LEhE a. ALDEN. tf-arll Agents
g, Broadway. New iorS
ALLAN linz IN EN SJEETCE
Portland 10 LiyCTool every LTur~ lay uut', Tav
Cabin Sa so aud $50; Intermediate SO - l-ytra
wothy ships TO Boston tom Liverpool. Qu-t.ust4sNtt,
Londonderry. CsJW ana Galway Tor uI'laId business
Only through tickets !>e-l any sijruui station "A
the United States lntemelsl. SSg.15; s:teI4-e S2L
Anal : anu Z l-uavly the. alter
Alliy 10 LEkE * ALDEN. General Agents 80 Broad
30 ILNNSILYANlh sliNTE
mhl3-ths.tu Wa--IIs;Ou. ID c.
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
N BFTWFES NG-V luEA ANp HAVEE.
Coinpanys pIer. No = North River. iOJt ~ Morton
street. New YORK
Canada de Kcrsabiec, Wednesday nee .7.sa IN
= simon, DurIuI. "Wednesday, De-, q. 1ban
Labrador. 3orlGc dnauteiV,, Netlne sday. - 81 3
p.
Checks payable signt. in amounts 10 suit on ths
Eanque TranSataDt4que uf P@ris. LOUIS DE BEBtAN
Az. 1t. No. g. BuwiinA Green. New Work.
q. W. MOSS. 225 II ms, va "a avenue:
). ". BOILI.Ek & son, +15E nnsy lyanis avenun
Glo Asents Tor Washington. 3D. o.
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nR. ROBERTSON. THE WELL KNOWN SPECIAL
list OF Baltimore be coutidentislly consulted
by both gentlemen aud ladies every We nesdsy and
Saturday from to y. m at 456 c street northwest
Al street. Ills and experience VIII
justify,your waiting to consult hun those days
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GROCERS-NOw IS YoUR TIME-LAAP CHIN
fancy medium eSc la5.s s5cS leader MEDIUM co.;
o. Is per dozen wicks 21a 800. Soc gross: coal
', g. 4 soiniN sa ssS c'ss!s aosss.ar,..
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FAI1 AND Winter IMPORTATION
Suitngs Overcoatings and Troussrinss received and
open for inspection. Gentlemen win plaos tter orders
ttthe
LAADINa TAILORING EsTABIISHNENr OF
WARRINGTON.
n y. BARR
sey iii Pennsylvania avenua
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thank you, SAID Edward Lamb, almost
reyerently.
But this is all in the very worst possible
taste, said Miss Soulsby. brskly; ''sooth to
say, | am in huge fit of disgust--thanks, no
! doubt. TO the weather. All this might look
far more endurable by a warmer light" with
dsdalniul gesture, comprehending the
whole room. with its CHEEKY make-shift deco
rations, "Do you know" she went on while
the man sat specifies before her darng-or
her innocence, as might BEL have lately
discovered in my nature a vein of strong
consciousness, much to my surprise; for | had
fancied myself rather an ascetic person. But
no. delight in pleasant sounds, / feast on
| beauteOus sights, revel In agreeable OdOrs
Can anything thrill the soul like delicious
scents?"-the touch Of grateful texture charms
mel"
She put the gray eat suddenly down upon the
red brick hearth, as If with it she decsiGely set
aside poverty, economy and all sordid and dis
tasteful things Leaning forward, she stretched
her eurvlng hands toward the leaping flame
Il could never be completely happy while
cold, she said NOR utterly miserable with my
body clad in warmth. Oh. do understand how
people can sell love and liberty-yes, and
| honOr-for luxury"
Where was the reserved and maidenly COM
panion OF moment since with her chaste cameo
| face and corresponding fingers? This was a
young Lamia, full Of all sensuous longing, open
and unconcealed. Edward Lamb sprang to his
ieet and whiriing toward the fire. tore from his
bosom letter he had hidden there. All day 1t
had burned there In his breast, full of its own
adinonition.
Il would have put It in her hands" he told
| himself between the mufled plunges of his
heart. but now there Ii no need. Her own
speech has taught me what she feels" He
dropped the letter between the cedar logs, with
very storm Of passions and temptations war
| ring within him. And yet-so speedily, 90
silently. are made the decisions that determine
the human observation-disclosures the curled ana
| cracking ash few upward. black and writhiuQ.
! . strange rsvulsion Of feeling swept over him,
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DEB!LITY OF THE GENEkArIyE ORGANS
~ quickly cured by the CISIkLE METHOD Adopted
in al the HOSPITALS OF FRANCE. Prompt return
of V1GOR. Simple cases, SO 10 ST. severe ones SO 20
81. Pamphlet free CIVIALE REMEDIAL AGENCY,
160 Fulton street. New York. ur,- Tia IS tu-ly
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CHICAGO. Nov. 1.-The Drovers' Journal re
ports Hogs-Receipts. 10000 shipments, 1000.
The market was dun and shade lower; rough pack
ing. 81 1904, 50; heavy packing and shipping;
$4,000 90 light bacon, "a. 1o04.75; sldps and
grassers $3.500425.
Cattle-Receipts $780, shipments $500. The
market was active aud hrm; export steers. SO. a
g. 6:I3 good to choice shippers $3.50 @6 l5 Texas,
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts. 400: shipments
700 The market was steady; inferior TO fair, SD
lambs, $404.60.
BUFFALO. Nov Cattle - Reeeipts to-day
200 head; receipts consigned through 27I carloads.
The market quiet but steady. very few good cat
tie here's sales of few Canada stoekers at $3.50
sheep-Receipts to-day. LOGO; receipts consigned
through. IL carloads. The market dull and I'M
changed common to fair, 81 65 40 good to choice
So.2o o.. canada lambs, $475 @490; Western
Hogs-Reeeipts to-day. $500; receipts consigned
prizes were shade higher; good to choice Workers.
$3.50 20 light Workers., $4. 504.55; good me
dums, $40 4.s0i pigs $404,25.
ST. LOUIS. Nov. Cattle - Receipts GOO;
shipments, LOO. Only light local trade done at
previous prices.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts 200 shipments
2 300 The market was quiet aud unchanged
Hogs-Receipts, 1000; shipments. 1 700. The
market active Workers 81. 40 0455 packing
hogs, $44094.65; butchers hogs, S4.6o04.9o.
= EAST LIBERTY. Nov 1.-Cattle-Nothing doing.
Receipts, $40; shipments ia.
hogs-Market dull and lower. Receipts, 1000
shipments, $50; Philadelphias $I6064S0; Balt
mores, 81. 80 65; best Workers 81 3004.50.
Sheep-Nothing doing Receipts, 10000 ship
ments 2 GOO.
KANSAS CITY. Nov. 1.-The Live Stock Indi
Gator reports: Cattle-Receipts. 5000. The market
was steady at Yesterdays prices.
Hogs-Receipts 1900. The market weak and
loc lower sales made of lots of go to 3l5 lbs
average at 4.35 04.6 60. mainly at 81. 40 04.50.
Sheep-Receipts, la The market nominally
unchanged.
CINCINNATI. Nov. Hogs active and FIRM
common and light, S35 al .65: packing and butch
ers, FL 04.9o. Receipts, 1900; shipments, SIS.
475.
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INDIANAPOLIS MARKETS,
CANNED GOODS.

fanatics Twopqund cans, sso!Ss5c; s;Po.nad,
$d GIG la peaeheseS s0sT 60 3p9und
ard, $1.400l50. Corn-Polks 2:pound cans ST.
Yarmouth, 81 80; Revere, 81 %; McMurray. 1925
@130 Observation-Disclosures, 90c0$l 10; rasp-
r2pound 81 go a.. 80; second do 81 25 80; cove
oysters. 1-pound full weight. 81 6110i light, 50
40 string beans 85a9Oc; Lima beans, soc S$1 so.
peas, marrowfat, 85c0$l.35 small, $1.5 IA 1 go;
Holsters, $1.e00I.S5; red cherries, 95c0$I 10;
gooseberries, $101.1O:
Alcohol $2.2O02.30; asifetida. 30035c alum,
495c;. eamphor, 2503oci cochneal, 60 @65c,
cream tartar pure 3s 94oc, indigo sOc9$i; lcorice
0alab, genuine, 33@4oc; magnesia, caT6 2,oz 80
madden, 12014c; oil castor, " gal, $1.6501.70;
oil, bergamot q ID, $2.7503; opium, 81 5004.7 rs;
quinine, ~ W P. & ounce; 81. l561.2O; balsam
bcarb, 4la96ci salts, epson; 405ci sulphur -four,
gycerine, 2593oc; iodde potass, $l.35 a / 40;
borax 13d 15c cinchondia 4505Oc.
OILs-Linseed OIL raw, 51052c ~ gallon; boiled,
54055c; coal OIL legal test 1Ol4 also; bank, 90 a
65c; best straits Csc; Labrador 6oc; West Virginia
subricating, 20a30c; miners Csc. Lard Oils-No.
o. SO G65c do extra 6S072loc.
WHITE LEAD-Pure, sac lower grades, 4a5c.
COAL AND COKE.
Anthracite coal small, 81 % ton; large $6.75;
Pittsburg coal $4 y toni Bossburg coal 1925 Y
Son; Raymond City coal, 81 p ton; block coal So %
UOni Dlock nut p. ~ ~ Voni JdckSOn coal, PO -
Ie ton; Jackson nut So % " ton; charcoal 15c "
bush; Connellsvile coke 15c " bush; crushed coke
73e p bush; gas coke, 12c q bush
DRY GOODS.
PRnSTs-Albions solid color 5loc; American fancy,
F5i9c Aliens fancy, 5lac Aliens dark sligo Aliens
pink &c; Arnold's, &c; Berlin, solid colors, 5lec;
Cocbeco, &c; Conestoga 5l9e Dunnell's 5l9ci Eddy
stone, Gel Gloucester, 5l2c Hartel &c; Harmony, 5e;
Hamilton, &c; Greenwich, 5lac Knickerbocler, 5 l2c
Mallory, pink &c; Richmond &C.
Brown SHEETING-Atlantic A, 714c; Boot C, &c;
hgawam. r. 5iecj Bedford R, SCI Augusta &C. Boott
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FINANCIALAND COMMERCIAL
MONEY AND STOCKS.


The New York Market Opens Weak and Low
er, but Subsequently Advances Slightly
NEW York, Nov. Money easy at l01I
per cent
Prime mercantile paper. SAT per cent.
Sterling exchange weak; sixty days, $3.50;
sight, s.. S3l.
Governments strong
Railways weak in early dealings, but closed
strong.
State securities steady.
Stocks opened weak and lower, and prices de-
elned / to per cent in the general list, and l.
per cent in Reading, which sold down to 2O2.
The reduction in passenger rates ex-
erted an unfayorable effect on the mar
ket New York Central fell off from
S5s to S4s; Northwestern, from Sc to s5a; St
Paul. from 75s to 74s; Delaware & Hudson. from
IS TO S4t; Missouri Pacific, from 922 to 92s, and
Union Pacific from 81 to 53s. Near midday the
market began to improve and subsequently
there was an advance of to II per cent Union
Pacific st. Paul and Lake Shore were features
IN the upward movement Northwestern rose
I, to S6l; St Paul Il, to 76s Lackawanna j. to
104s; Lake Shore, II, to 66s; New York Central,
], to $751; Union Pacific, II, to 54s, and Western
Union !, to COZ The market closed strong, at
the highest figures of the day. Compared with
last night, the closing prices are to per cent.
higher, except for Missouri Pacific, Erie and
Reading, which are ! to per cent lower.
Transactions Ill 900 shares, to-wit II 600
Lake Shore, 10, 900 Northwestern, To- 00 New
York Central 30, 900 St Paul
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TRADE AND COMMERCE.
A Light Volume of Business Pending the
National Election.

Light Volume of Business Pending the
National Election.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. l.
In the merchandise markets there is little do
ttng. The near approach of the national cleo
ton and its results are the chief matter of in
terest. Most of our merchants say that their
volume of business in October after all the COM
planning, averages well with the corresponding
month in former years. Margins, however, have
been small, so sharp is competition and so close
are prices. While it is generally believed that
values of most articles are down to hard-pan
there is still more or less apprehension in this
respect, and this has good deal to do with the
sluggishness in trade. The soft weather is rath-
er against the produce markets. This tends to
weaken the prices of poultry and butter while
eggs rule strong at our quotations Apples are
rotting badly yet prices are firm. Potatoes in
good supply prices barely steady. In other mar
kets there is nothing calling for special com
ment.
The local market rules sluggish, and prices
are weak at quotations given, and transactions
few. Bids on Change ranged as follows:
Wheat-No. l Mediterranean, no bid No. 2
Mediterranean. 76c; No. 3 Mediterranean, no
bid No. red, 74c; No. 8 red, no bid; Novem-
ber 74c; December, 75c
Corn-No 2 white, new, 40c; No. g. no bid;
high mixed, new, 40c; mixed new, 39c; rejected
new, 800; sound ear, new 3sc; No. 3, nominal
understandable, new, 40c asked
Oats-No. 2 white, 2l4c o. t.; mixed, 25ac;
rejected no bid.
Bran-$lO.5O, f. o. b.
Rye-50c
Hay-Prime timothy, $40
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Western white. 80 035c; mixed 30Q32c Rye
strong at 81 065c. Provisions steady and quiet.
Sugar easier; A soft, 6lec. Copper-Re6ned quiet
at l2Dl2l4e Whisky quiet at 81 1s01.19. Other
articles unchanged Freiehts Liverpool quiet;
Gotten, 81 sd; -four, l s; grain, 404l2d Receipts
Flour, 1,2O0 brls; wheat. So 900 bu.
KANSAS CITY. Nov. 1.-The Commercial Indi-
Gator reports; Wheat lower; No. red. cash. 52ls a
Corn steady: No mixed cash, 3Ol903lc; Novem-
Der, 27l9 0283sc; all the year 26l4 0265sc; May,
Is l2c. Oats dun and nominal; cash ID 022 l4c.
LIVERPOOL Nov. Cotton in good demand;
sales, 10000 bales. speculation and export, 900
bales American. 1900 bales. Breadstuffs dull.
Wheat-No. California. IS Sd06s 10d; red Western
winter 6s 1d06s Cd. American lard, 37s 3D. ba-
con, sugar-cured, nominal.