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New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1885-07-29

Mr.. Peterson. recently appointed to
the Receivership of the United States
land Office at Worthington, was at one
time Secretary Lamar's coachman.
The "Minnie Cook" the pleasure
steamer at Minnetonka, on which the
Rand family were riding last Sunday,
was recovered in fifty feet of water.
When found the throttle was open
showing that the boat was under full
Roadway when she went down.
Simon Prescott and S. II. Baker OF
Minneapolis, while driving past farm
residence in Anoka county, were thrown
from buggy. the team being frighten-
ed by dogs barking at them, and Mr.
Prescott was killed and Mr.. Baker re.
ceived broken hip. Other occupants
OF the buggy escaped unhurt.
Simon Mcbride, of Erin. near Fari.
bault has been badly hurt by falling
from a hay rack upan pitchfork, the
tines OF which went through his lungs
and liver.
Kasota is going to have church at
last. The material for the foundation
is nearly all on the ground. The
dimensions are, upright, 46x28, wing,
1922.
The Winona Republican says farmers
of that county have been notified thew
will be required to pay royalty on all
the Glidden barbed wire they have in
use.
A farmer living about half way be-
tween Zumbrota and Pine Island. has
a baby girl two months old weighing
only two pounds. One can hardly
imagine how small she is. A lady's
common finger ring will 90 over the
little hand and slip clear to the shout
der. i 1t is perfectly formed and as
healthy as can be.
A man in Faribault ordered set OF
teeth made by a dentist and after they
were made the man failed to pay for
them. An execution was issued and
the teeth siezed by the sheriff and ex-
tracted from the defendants mouth.
The Faribault Democrat contains the
sheriff 8 notice Of sale Of said teeth.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1885-07-29

A lady in Milwaukee recently gave
birth to female twins, which died i'm
mediately after. They presented an
abnormal deformity, both being grown
together with their breasts. They have
two heads, four arms and four feet, but
only three ears, but are otherwise nor
nally and splendidly developed. All
physicians have examined the curiosi-
ty, and pronounce it wonderful case.
1t has been put into alcohol.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1885-07-29

A proposition is being considered by
the State fair managers to maintain the
exhibit of the coming State Fair TO,
thirty days, instead of according it but
single week as heretofore. The pro-
position comes from St. Paul and
Minneapolis and is of course made in
the interest of those cities. However,
if the Fair is self-sustaining. and exhibi-
tors are satisfied, we see no valid obiec-
ton to the proposed prolongation OF
the Fair.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1885-07-29

The Dispatch truthfully says: "A
good many workingmen voted for
Cleveland because they thought a
change would make times better. The
reward of Mr.. Cleveland's administra.
ton to the workingman is the breaking
down of one of the largest manufactur.
ing industries in the country and the
direct throwing of $500 men out Of
employment"
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1885-07-29

The intense suffering of Gen. Grant
is silently but etfectually portrayed in
his wan face and emaciated condition.
His splendid stature of bone structure,
muscular tissue and flesh fiber of full
and flush manhood was reduced at
death to less than hundred pounds.
Relief from physical pain came finally
from exhaustion.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1885-07-29

Some singular effects are reported
from different parts of the country in
connection with the recent heated term.
At Portsmouth, Rhode Island, as a
number Of men were unloading fish
from the hold Of steamer, they were
suddenly Frustrated by the heat and
blinded BY ammonia, which the heat
had generated from the fish. Two were
completely blinded. It's believed that
the sight Of all will be restored.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1885-07-29
STATE OF MINNESOTA,
ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE.
st. Paul, July %. 1885,


st. Paul, July %, 1885.
GESERAI ORDERS
No. 10.
The Supreme Commander in Chief
has Summoned to the eternal field OF
rest and glory Americas greatest SOL
der, and to-day the nation mourns the
departure of Gen. O. S. Grant. The
hero of Appomattox is no more, but the
luster Of his name and the memory of
his heroic deeds will ever shine forth in
the annals of America, to cause the
American heart to throb with gratitude,
the American mind to emulate his unsef-
ish devotion to country, and the Ameri-
can will to copy his heroic courage and
indomitable loyalty to the cause of iber-
ty. The grief of bis companions in arms
is softened by the thought that their old
commander is at rest from all care and
strife, and has left them and his country
the heritage of an unblemished soldiers
record. Their prayers for their chief
find responsive echo in the hearts of q
grateful people.
second-Until after the day of inter
ment the flags on the capitol and armo-
rles OF the state will be displayed at
half-mast.
Third-The usual badge of mourning
will be worn for thirty days by all the
officers of the military forces Of the
state, and where possible they will par
ticipate with their commands in snch
memorial services as may be held at
their respective stations.
Fourth-On the day fixed for the OBJ
sequies, the Emmett Light artillery, St.
Paul, will fire gun every half hour,
from sunrise to sunset, and at the hour
OF interment salute of twenty-one min
ute guns, in honor Of the late ex-presi-
dent, general and commander-in -chief of
the. United States armies.
BY command of Gov. L. F. HUBBARD.
G. M. MCCARTHY,
Adjutant General.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1885-07-29

cleveland Hendricks and .eRe-
form, . are the names with which the
vile of Virginia Democrat recently
burdened her triplets. If reform"
lives he is doomed to sorrowful life
with his brothers.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1885-07-29

Gen. Sherman evidently is not pre-
pared to shake hands across the bloody
chasm with the leader of the rebellion.
he said in recent interview: eff jeff
Davis is a patriot, am traitor, and
amt lfJeff Davis is q patriot, Abraham
Lincoln is traitor, and if God ever
made pure man Abraham Lincoln
was he. Gen. Sherman talks lust as
he shot during the late unpleasant
ness.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1885-07-29

4 Is reported that much damage has
been done to wheat by the rains and
hot weather Of the past ten days. The
damage takes the form of blight in the
northern and rsst in the southern part
Of the State.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1885-07-29

j. W. nrexel's cottage at Mount Nc
Gregor, in which Gen. Grant died. will
never again be occupied by any family
or person. Mr.. Drexel will in due
time present it to the State or National
government. The house will be present
ed intact, with all its present belong
lngs and furniture.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1885-07-29

Professor Dodge, of the Washington
agricultural bureau, says that, although
the worlds wheat crop of 1885 is below
an average, yet the amount of old
wheat on hand is so extraordinarily
large it will be numbe of months be.
fore any scarcity can be felt.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1885-07-29

G. F. Mcdonald, editor of the St,
Cloud Times, has been appointed re.
eeiver of the St. Cloud land Office. Edit
ors are coming to the front in spite Of
the decree that no editors need apply.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1885-07-29

The hot weather the past week has
caused an increase in mortalities
in New York city For the seven days
ending at noon last Saturday, there
were 1884 deaths. In no week in 1884
did the number of deaths reach 1000.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1885-07-29

Upon application of Col. Bend.
through his attorney, Chief Justice Gil.
fillan, OF the supreme court, has issued
a write OF prohibition against the
Bend court martial. The hearing of
the writ can not occur until October
and the court martial has adjourned
until that time. In the interim Col.
Bend remains in arrest.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1885-07-29

The Supreme court of Michigan has
gone on record as classifying the three
card monte men with common thieves.
AS an exchange says, this decision
shows an amount of common sense that
is in refreshing contrast to the judicial
hair-spliting through which criminals
often escape the clutches of the law.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1885-07-29

King Dahomey's army has recently
captured 1000 Frenckmen, and an i'm
perlal order has gone forth that the
prisoners should be fattened for the
boiling pot. 1t is quite evident that
King Dahomey and his soldiers propose
to snbsist off the country.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1885-07-29

The Nicollet House in Minneapolis
was damaged by fire last Saturday
morning to the amount of $40. 500.
None OF the guest of the hostelry suffer-
ed loss.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1885-07-29

Considerable dissatisfaction is ex.
pressed in some localities because
Washington was not chosen as Gen.
Grants last resting place.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1885-07-29
MINNESOTA NEWS.

Mr.. Peterson. recently appointed to
the Receivership of the United States
land Office at Worthington, was at one
time Secretary Lamar's coachman.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1885-07-29

Adjutant General
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-04

ALCoHori--Perga gallon, 2 20 10 $50.
MISUNDERSTANDING, per gallon, / 50 TO
e0i imported Cognso, 1877, per gallon, / 50;
~, -; ls'N. 40; 1866, g 50; 1860, 90; lsG3
eJi lSlS, 1850; Otard, Dupuy & cos. Coz
nae, 1913, 80; l670, %; 1854 90; 1919, 10 9S.
blaquet pubcgcho q Co.'s Ocgnac, 1875.
stli 1870 8 50; 1873, 300.
t!N-Domesttc, per gallon, / rs to 2 90.
import Holland, 00to 70; Sir Robert Bur-
hett's Old Tom. per cask, 50 TO SEQ; Uul-
iGnG, per case, : S0 u Ia On.
WHisRY-- bceti6ed 9j per cent proof,
per gRlloni | 30; Western, - 10 50; Bour.
bon, 80 to $50; Rye, | 50 To 3 81; Ncotchim.
ported, VVto 4Gji Irish imported, 4 IS 10
CHAMPAIGN ss-Piper HeldselCk, quarts
per doSeni . 90, ] KTug & Co, quartz, osr
9ozen, II 90; Nicer d Chand6u, sillery
Morshegx, per dozen, q %; O. Comet, per
qozen, Il 20; e III, Mumm & Cos. Dry
Noorynay, u Is; Extra Dry, % ca; plnts, 2 ID
WIRES California cl0ret, psr gallon, ;5c;
Aleni9udei, Mol, per gallon, / COLO 75; In
ported clarel6, ordinary, per casls, 70 90 TO
D W. FAMILY cl9rcts, per cNsH. 70 90 to 1876 90 /.
iinS ciaretsi per caSk, 100 Oh to l75 10; Me-
asYe, fcr case, ~; 81 lu.ian, per case, G 30:
MSfgaux, per case, 50, Ponte Camel. pei,
c13e, 10 Cd; Lacrosse, per case, u 90; Leo
veil, Per case, is CD: Chateau LATHE, per
case 2O0i ordinary, per case 90 10 10.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-04
DRY soops.

PRiNrs-Ae-rimsek. fancy, Sis: Man.
Snssser, ,; Arnold, 81, American, s..
Pacific, Si-ss Hamilton. 5: Gloucester,
p gloucester, SaEg, IL; Gloucester
s sue, srsy, -; Al,sa, 5; Lodi. 4 ~;
Suapsen. si Eddsstoae, &; simpson mpg.,
.; Alien pink snd Parple,6; siupson sii-
Yer grey, 3; Richmond, pink and parple, 6:
buhnsil sAirting, L., RSgstta shifting,
"a alien sneck, "a Peabody, black, ) -;
simpson, black, &; Rosedale, i-2
bAoNN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Z i-2: An
g9stS, .; Etirleh Ii, 81; Charter Oak, 81;
1--we taS, 4,international, Size; Laurence
LA ., Slendaie, e<i Enterprise, 6, Glea-
dale, Isl Boatt AL, 80; Admission, 6l-2
hkoWS SnIRrING-Cast Iron, 8; Farm
SIS, Ii; Honest, 'l-4i Pocahontas, Ia I;
Ahenda,e, J.; Century, STA; Dwight Ia;
II, Ia.
BLEAcSED SHiRrlNa-New York 10 IL:
Tamsntta, l0ls; Lsngdon, .; Lonsdaie, 81:
Lonsdaie eamhrie, IL; Mssonville, 10 la;
Ernit Oh Inc Loom, "a; Gold Medsl, l.2;
TIcKINa-Ainoskeae, A Z A, is; Amos.
keas a. Il; Switt River, ~; standard
Y, .; Easion AK, l05A; Eastrn AA, 10;
SsKland fancy, ca; Acme ODD, sl<;
is,s .; standard z, Ss5; Pearl River,
H55; Sibley Awning, 10.
Standardization, l0,z; Tbornavke
i1i American, Q; Rock River, 0; Raleigh,
e%i unkEown, 3-s 81; Jewett City, ~ /;
UNKNOWN. DIS, 10.
DENNIS Amogkeag, l2x; Otis, ISL;
York, l6it Warren, 1877.
CHECKS AND PLAIDs--Mount Pleasant.
Z; Catruba, IA; Old Dominion, I; Mem.
phis, Ia; Queen City, 0 Ia; Augusta, 7.
tennessee, 10; Cott0udGle, Z; Cumberland,
Check,G 6ib!ey, : 2-I
GINGhAMS--Bat Q LII; Seteryiue, X.
Westville, Z; Rates Dress Plsid, 0; Scotch
=: =, II l-2; AmosReag, Ia; Belleyiew.
l,2; Washington, o; Wludomere, 7l-9
Unknown. 4. g, & "a; Smiley, 3 81: C;lon
hlddle, ~ III Harrisburg STA; Slater, &:
everett, ! Ii; Boss, s, silveriale, B; Ar,
nngton o; Victoria, NJ asgfnAnia, u 10,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-04

Tho organ OF eight, which Ia the source
OF 30 fouch pleasure as well as benefit
to man, is very delicate. A great many
persons, not appreciatlng this, are
using cheap ppootacles, These glassos,
by their Imperfect construction and
many biemishes, seriously injure aud
sometimes almost destroy tho sight.
Hawkes. Crystalizod Lenses are the
mcst perfect glasses ga tho world, be-
ing. especially adapted for tho preser-
vation OF tho sight, aud are sold in
Dalla1 only boy Eisenlohr Bros. q
schneider, Druggists ana German op.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-04
0HoCERISs

CoFEEE-Rio fair, 10 to lolk, prime. IL
20 Y; choice, IL To -; Laguyra, 10 l9. lava
20; Golden RIO, Is 81. Pea 3erry, l2Ss 10 IA
"a GIas-ooiong, A. TO &C; Imperial, IS to
20 no.ng Tyson, 4eto 60; Japan, CO. TO IS.
suGARs--Powtered and cut Ioaf 81 toss< ,
standard formulated, to sl5; louisiana
%hits elarined,71S to 7sl;yellow clarified,T2
.Sieholc6 Louisiana, so; primo. az:
rev fork extra Q, "a TOT.
a. htoE-nSmestie, new crop, prime, 81 TO
o; cholee, 81 10 :; foreign, nome
MoLAssEs-Choicen new crop Louisiana.
~ TO 20; rebotled, choice 80; fair 10 good. 81:
corn syrup, 81 ~
CRAcKERs-X Soda, s l-2; xxx sodn. q:
snowflake, 10; Cartoon, s +, / pound, iii;
ereen soda, 8; Excelsior oyster, !; x
E IaplsS,I SNAPS SNAPS > NV ginger snaps, 8; x
cakes ana Jumbles, IL; animals, 70; cherns,
Z; strawberry cakes, lG; sugar waters, Isl:
' vpcoa pars' 10; finger waters, 10; stage
soDA-Bicarbonate, in kegs, ~ to 8; BIZ.
S = III cases, ttz@o; lump sal soda, in Kegs
: L-zei granuiated sal soda, IN 50 pound
TobAcco-Plrg, n-inoh, 80 20 IS; twist.
~, OF and4 Us, s. TO 10; navy plug, e 10
aoi smoking tobacco, % 60.
NANEED GooDa--2l0 tomatoes, LILO; 3h.
i'S9i IN blacSherrles, Lis; On gooseberrles,
,'ioi ZIP strawberries, Loo; 2io raspberries,
Law; Slb Whortieberries, Lao; 90 peaches
l %, BIB peaches, 2.sS, 2ih string beams N ON
Lima beans, l.l0@i IS; Wlnslow's corn new
20, l,6Oi j, W!nslow jones' corn, 2ib, / .S5;
mountain corn, 2ib can, l.}5; early June
Numsen's marrowfat, l.65; EreneR n@os
per case, OF lC0 cans, 20.00: oysters, lis fpll
weight, Lila; 30 f. W., 2lj; In /. ", 70: Mn
l. W" t.21; IN Holsters, 1885, lie salmon,
l;So' III macEerel, -; lia corn beef, $50;
odo ,, corn d 9se5 a9J; shrimp S.g5 chile con
SIS. '''' vi PCS
SNQFP-Hayretcs, 8 pz., HIS psr case; 2
o., 05Oi OF, IS; 3alph's ", 1875; / OF,
So II o. 10; dental, q OG, 10NG: o. BOO
~ o., w
oAP-3Onve; 27S q box; 0lra India, IL
% bars, ,4 y box; IA 70 bars, 40 9S BOX;
10 bars, 8 - n boz; ! n suLinUt, 3,8i; 81
satlnetl s.S3i IN bar cocoanUt oil, AIS; h
fun value, 3,2I white Russian, ass; 1 n
Dandy, 5 q; 81 Dandy, 4sl0
CANDLES--Star, full weight, I2Gl3e,
Siiss5E,-iph cream, l%Sy9l!c.
CLopHEsPINs-Edun Sjc, spring, .
D. box.
WRAPPING PAPER-- lag and etraW, 81
and 75c.
LIckLns--2-gs lon Nsilg, mixed Pickles
l;So: glass pints,, l;iO; glass quarts, q 90;
glass hex, gallon, 50. IN wood, bbl, small,
!! 80; h.bbl, small 4,i0; bbl, medium, 0 10;
}G-bbl, medium, 400, ''''
MAcKEnEL--No. ], bGrrels, t46); No. l,
half barrels, go; No. !, quarter barrels,
4.O0: No. 2, half barrels, $50; No. =, quarter
5aGlrTe1lIs, $50, no, I, KITS, l.l0i No 2, klt5
HOLLAND HERRINo--Imported, "a pol
keg; dried herrlnSs, per boz, So.
CANDY l5tlck, 100 per pound fancy
| 10 10 sc
RATsINs- London layer, California, 3 co.
Spanish,S,T5.
SOC psr gallon; vinegar, per gallon, liz 10 40,
GTARCn--Penrl, 4 lac; royal gloss, 3-lc
pound packages &C., corn siaroh
gIosa, ia to l-2c; s pound gloss. 8c
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-04
HIDE AND WOOL.

HIDEs-No. !, dry flint hides, 20 lbs and
over, lic T,ib; No. 2, dry flint hides, 20 ia
ana over, lie f1lb; No. l, dry flint hides,
nndor 20 lbs, lSc Tllb; No. 2, dry flint
hides, under 20 The, lOc }lb; No. /, dry
sailed hides, lie Z 10; No; 2, dry sailed hides
Vc o ID; dry bulis and bad damaged, SO r. ID;
dry deer skins, l2c Is ID; No. /, green salted
hides, lhc g ID; No. 2. green sailed hides
VIC 6 ibi No. /, green butcher hides, &c q
~ No. y, green butcher hides, So Is "; sheer
skins, lU93jc each.
WooIs-Fall clip, lNlglTc . ID.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-04

Jus. received by the Weir Plow COM
pany, and on exhibition in their largo
aud well-atranged repository, another
car OF Il. NJ. Mtller 4 Co.'s bugsies,
carriages phseIvns, etc. they ara es-
pecisliy hne and are selling fast. DONE
forget the place.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-04
ERuIr AND pnurrny.

oNIoNs-St. Louis, 800 per, barrel.
CABBAGE-In crates, $50
GHIcKENs-Hens, SEQ; spring, $50.
EGGS-i5c per dozen.
BUTTER Best yrado northern, &c; hest
Dallas County, l5G20c; other Texas county
butter, l2c, according 10 quality.
APPLEs-lW por hushei; 80. Louis, .. %
per Dbl
LEMoNs--$4. % per box.
ORANGES SO 50 per hex.
SwhET PoTAroEs-60c
IRISH PorAToEs-csxas, $50; Northern
pQg ppr nNphvt.,'n ,,,~,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-04
hUMBEu AND Bu1IDrNei MAwERyAt,

LUMBER. Rough lumber, 7.5c; rough
ceiling, BOO; native pine ceiling, x, II 80;
naive l,a, pine ceiling, y, 2l,oO, native pine
A9iing' u ,5Vi poplar ceiling, $50: poplar
Is 90. a. 81
SRINGIEs-- Boss shingles, AS; o. X,
4'2ii he'rS pine, $50; sop pine, 8 90.
FOsrS-- Cedar posts, best, l25zc each; bois
dare, l5c
l4ATHs--Per 1,0O0 $50.
6RICK--Dalias brick, $ 90 per 1909.
FLAsTER PARIS. New York, 4 %; Mich
igan, so per barrel
OEMENT-- Rosendele, 275: Louisville,
$40; Portland, best d.75pcr barrel.
SToNB FLuES- About S71ao per foot
DRAIN PIPu-- From leo per fool. and
higher according 10 size.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-04

a party who has 20 years experience
In Wholesale grocery and liquor bust.
ness In tho Esst-boen four years In
Texas-best eferoncos--desires per-
manent position Ia Bomo first. class
Wholesale groeorv or liquor house in
North Texsr. Knows tho trade OF
North, East and Middle Texas thor.
oughly. Address /. NJ. H., care Texas
Fsra and Rance, Dallas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-04
a Broken window

Daring tho winter win DO worry dis
agreeable thing 90 havo In tho house
but Hamilton IL Young have tRken
precautions 10 havo in store an Inn
menso. ssUuk ~ window glass and
skilled woIkmeu, who will promptly,
end Mt rses0oshlO prices, replace all
broken pauns Ia your house. Telo.
phono Hamilton " Young to sond up
and put In your glass.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-04
DRUGS.

ACIDE-hceiic,l 0c i ID; benzDic, 2lc Is or;
carbolic, 40c fl lb citrlc, 65c y ID; gallo, lSc
g OF; oxnlic i6c g ID; salicylic, 81 Is III;
tannlc,Sl.65 Tib; tartarlc, powdered, sos 73ib.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Csc q ID; carbonate,
l6s q ID,
ARROW RooT--Bermudu 45c q 10.
BAl.SAM,-. Capaiba, 45c q lbi fir, i5c g ID;
10 lu, SIC q 10.
BARK--Cassia, l2e . hi sassafras, l2c q
Wild cherry, l4c u III,
BAY RuM--Sg0g255 Il ID.
Bis,tuTH-- Sunnitrate, Se.25 II H.
BLUE MAsS-.i5c i ID,
nORAN--i2c y n.
Decentralization, 75c q ID; English,
81 Il 10.
CANTuARIDEg--R Russian, powdered, s. 10
y ID.
CuLoRoFoRM--7hlISSc 4 N,
CINcuoNEpIA--P. d W. Loo vlals, go -
OF; BOG cans lSc 4 OF; u. & s., l-og Vlals,
2lc X OF; 5-oZ cans, l8c fcz.
COCAINE Muriate, crystal, lOc y gr; 4
per cent. solution, -, 81 . %.
CORROSIVE SUBLlMATE.-B II III,
CREAM TARTAR Pure, powdered, doc fllb
EXTRACT l.oGwooD-.lOGlsc u ID.
GLYcrRIsE--lS s2jc q ID; Price, 75SSjo
y N.
GuM--Arablc, 6C@goc y 10; asafcetlda, Csc
I'M; Opium, 50 Sjc.,l0 Sib; camphor CSC Tllb
Hopa-- Pressed, 90ol2ic Il N.
IODINE 8esubllmed, 81 d 10.
IopoFORM.-i 10 Is OF,
LEAvEs-- Buchu, loo Il hi sage, pressed,
a. l2e i n; SIENNA, Que y n,
MERCUEY-.5Oo il N,
MoRpHINE--P. " W., ~ ySOj ~ o2; u. &
W ., or, S2.St; Smiths, 1nSl.7O; OF, ye55,
Ous-BormmOt, SanacHOn's, Sa.26 y ibi
cassla, 81 20 IL 10; castor, sl.i59l 81 ~ gul;
cloves, SlCj n n; cubohs, $40 II 10; lemon,
Sandeison's, 81 % 8 n; peppermint, 81 Ah;
| sassairas, &c u n,
PorAs sIuAl.- Br0mldo, ioc % 10; chlorato,
?ic y m; cyanide, fused, 81 y III lodidc, 81
q ID. ~
DovERs powDERs--Sl.l0R N,
QUtSfSE-p, & W., ssa, Oic Coz Z. & w
b-oz cans, 9lc - oz; y. & 3, or We n ozi II,
s s.. 5-oz cans, SIC y OF.
RED PGECrrITArE..S5c u N.
| .-Cnstllc, mottlod, SblOl y hi white
Cont litol6c IL 10, -
sTRYcnNIHE-Crystal, y, $3.50 y OF.
| SuLpuuR..3l<ef5cf n n.
| WAX BEEs--Ycllow, 3Oc q ID; white,5NG
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Boys call ~ the Hunstablc Boot Il
Shoe Company, 7l2 Elm streot, and 500
VIII bunstable's three now styles OF
toee on Shoes. The Dude, Walken.
fast, and Dallas too. Leave the pho.
tograph OF your foot there, aud the
shOoa won't hurt your corns.
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CATrLE-Stecrs, 225 to 2.75; feeders, 90
to- 20; cows, / 30 TO ESQ; bulls, |. 90 tu l,5O:
veal calves, 500 to4,0O; milk cows,per head,
30 90 to $500.
Hoes - Packing and chipping, 800 TO
head, 80 to 8 W.
snEEr,,Natiyes, l75 TO $50; stock ors
por head, l,50to2.C0.
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THl BUSINESS WORLl .
NEW YORK DAILY REPORT.

NEW YORK, Nov.s Especial 1.-The ex-
changes are all closed, and business else
where is at a standstlll. Election affairs
orr naramount.
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Ladies. Your Attention.

1 have added largo silk depart.
ment, IA black and colored silks, in
lthsdames, Tricotinee, RhadIlmier,
Lyons aud other qualities. All 1 ask,
COMO Hoe tho silks aud price them.
II. KAUFMAN.
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NEW ORLEANS.
LEaTuHR.

sLorIsvfii.E OAK SOLE LEATuKR-.x
nseavy, FREQ OF brands, 400 n, X medium,
~ ~ w Of brands, 80 u; A heavy, one brand,
n4le crop, &c, Keystone oak sole, %atSsc
,nufFA1o Neutrality-suspicious., 10 TO " II
,ves vito Slo Nj good, 10 10 ~ ibsidcs, VIC ID.
u,n,er, ii 10 lam sides. $50 per II; ". D.,
~ 5,ss ~ sira 2sc 10; No. oak harness lea,
Svottc 10. No. Soak harness lea, 81 10 see
n,No. hem harness lea, 300 N; No.. hem
harness lea, 2cc 10: No. California skirt
ny Nv. VITO ~. No hemlock skirting, rus
ei,,,, csc' no | hemlocK sklriing, lea
viMu, 80 h, No. liein skirtiug lea, &c
~ welt and birdie leather, 400 TO- o.Vl
fntLADkLrHfA CALr-.Extra quality,
10 - ~ y dozen, 1 ~ -; - 70 q q. 70
s4sxens I;ls .; alto ~ rs 10 dozen, r5, s2to
~ odcssns iaO N:6,i 70 MS 70 dozen,
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The Young Mems Hebrew Associa.
ZION Will have q meeting tonight at Is.
Ii. hall az 8 O'clock sharp.
IKE J. LoncH, Secretary.
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COTTON.

DALLAS, Noy 8 ON account OF tho gem
eral election in the State of New York, no
quotations were received from New York
to-day Galveston, New Orleans and Liy-
erpool quotations for spots un-
changed. New Orleans futures Ito points
ioweri Liverpool to 2points higher.
Tue Exchange quotes Dallas cotton easy
at unchanged figures.
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.ap 4 IS Elm Street. IT. 10 Blue Front