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Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-05-22
WAVES OF AIR.
The Atmospheric Disturbances VII
Were Caused by the Eruption in
Straits OF SuMda in 1883.

The Atmospheric Disturbances Wild
Were Caused by the Eruption in I'd
Straits OF Sunda in 81
1t is an i'll wind that blows nobol|
any good; and the atmospheric disturb
nee caused by the great eruption 4
the Straits of Sunda in 1888 formed NJ
exception to the general rule. Accord
ing to the report of the MeteorologicI
Council for that and the following year,
which has Just been issued, it was nd
ticed that at all the ob%servatorics, with
out exception. peculiar barometrical |
Irregularities had been recorded durin|
the last five days of August, whichwe1
nearly simultaneous, and were accom-
panied by a change of weather.. III
fact that these disturbances conld aS
be traced in the daily curves publishe
by the Brussels Observatory, and hal
succeeded after q short interval ID
violent eruption If Krakatoa, on ii
Goth and 9th of that month, led to til
suspicion that a connection existed b
tween this phenomena, and according
~ Coptco u DdlOLlclIiCdl IeCOIuS wei
obtained from st. Petersburg on tn
east and from Coimbra on the soutl
west. On examlnat on these wer
found TO exhibit similar disturbances
pressure, SO that the connection betwce
a volcanic manifestat on in the Easter
Archipelago and oscillations of barome
rical pressure in Europe, became d;
monstrable. 1t now seems to have bee
proved that an opinion expressed b
General Strachey was correct-that
series CT concentric aerial waves wa
started by the eruption, and that the'
travelled around the world at the rate
nearly 700 miles an hour, returning
the opposite direction after having NE
at the antipodes of Krakatoa, and tbs
a succession of such waves were +
peated three or four times. This col
clusion is borne out by reports from a
parts Of the world, and the data SO Of
tanned We're still in the course of bein
compared and considered when til
present report was drawn up.-L0aa0
Globe.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-05-22
II STONE ow,

Description Of a Bird Which Has r.,
servedly Acquired a sinistey. so.uaa N
ton. rug
The stone owls (Athene) are SIM,
have a rather large head. a sbaa
strongly bent, hooked bin, which
compressed sidewise. The toes
powerful; the wings are short .S4
rounded, and the tail short. The fes rs
crs lie close to the body, and cover ~
legs sparsely; the toes have only a b.;
like growth on them. The little st@1
owl (Athene noctua), is a COMM
European species. 1t is a hands,
harmless bird, to which the superstj,iasi
ascribe all kinds of misch.evious dsos
and among the ignorant, this litt]o ~
is considered q bird Of i'll omen. l]
eight to nine inches long, and twas.
to twenty-five inches spread; the wia9
are six, and the tail three inches loa
The upper part of the body is a deDs
m~ouse-gray, irregularly spotted wi
white, the face is gravish-white. Al
lower body whitish, and has loncia
dinal stripes Of brown spots; the WIN
and tail feathers, of the same co,or
the upper part of body, have rust.vs|
low spots, which form five inlist;n1
bands across the tail. The eve are ~
phur-yellow. the bill greenish-yello1]
the feet yellowish-gray. The youn|
birds are of a deeper color than the al
The little owl has many enemies, amon]
them the hawk and weazel, the lst]
stealing the eggs when it can get at ,he1
All smaller birds follow the stone al
in q noisy manner, and tease it in !,
kinds of ways. For this reason il
made use of by bird-catchers, who ked
one of the owls cooped up in a field, al
place their traps, ETC.. near by. TA
owl is very useful in destroying mil
and insects. In some parts Of Euronl
tanned stone owls, with cut wings, a
kept in gardens. Besides stone owl
the bird is known in various parts
Europe as sparrow, lark, house, bas,
and funeral owl. The burrowing ow
of the country west of the Miss ssipp
is also an Athene (Spheotyto of som
naturalists), A. cu%nicularius. 1t
about the size of the bird above d
scribed, but has longer legs. This ov
is very abundant in the towns of II
prairie dogs, the burrows of which ser
as shelter to which it can retreat, an
as a nesting place. Its rapid NOV
ments are in marked contrast with tho
of the sluggish rattlesnakes, which all
live in the burrows. Unlike most owl
this is more active during the d..
american Aqriculturist.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-05-22
Approximations of Impending War.

WASHINGTON, May 1.-Miss Clara Bar
ton, President OF the American branch of
the Red Cross Association, in an interview
yesterday, called attention to the activity
Of the movements of the Red Cross Associa-
tons in Europe during the last year, and
expressed the opinion that this Increased
activity has resulted from Quickened ap-
~prehensions Of impending war. She said
that the close relations existing between
the leaders of the Red Gross Association
and the military officials of the various ma
lions cause the former to note with aeon
racy the Warlike pulse-beats of the world.
and that sha considers it significant that
there haya been Of late many active move
snsnts on tie part of the Associciation.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-05-22
NEWS.

A BOILER explosion on the Sd at the
fremont Hotel, in Galveston, Tex, shat.
tered the building, demolished three
houses, killed foul people outright ane
badly wounded several others.
The physicians of General Grant, wn'
held consultation on the Sd, reported
that the night previous was one of thu
most restful yet passed by the patien,
and that the glandular swelling had al
most disappeared.
THE commander of the Colombian forces
at Panama imprisoned General Aizpurn OF
the Sd in the Parliament House for moi
having delivered the full quantity of arms
Many other revolutionists lad been placel
in the common prison.
FOREST fires on the Sd extended along
the Blue Ridge Mountains for fifty miles.
Much valuable timber had been destroyed
in Berkeley. County, w. Va.
EIGHT persons persisted in a tenement
house fire in Fifth avenue, N. Y, IN the
night of the Cd, and fourteen others Were
injured by smoke. and through leapins
from the windows.
A HAIL-sToRM which recently passed
over the section near Petersburg, Va,
destroyed all the cotton, corn and growing
vegetables. Farmers would be compelled
+ eplant.
FIFTEEN inches of snow fell at Dixmont,
Me-, on the I'd.
SIR EDWARD THORNTON t~elegraphed on
the Sd from st. Petersburg that Russia had
accepted the principle of arbitration in the
pending difficulties. The Czarina was
actively aiding in peace negotiations.
THREE persons persisted in the flames OF
a burning house at Watertown, N. Y,
early on the morning of the Sd, and q
young woman was so badly injured that
she was not expected to live.
AT the joint session of the Illinois Legis-
lature on the I'd Morrison received sixteen
two.
THE residence Of James Logan, al
Waterloo, N. Y, was destroyed by fire on
the night of the I'd, Mr.. Logan, his wife
and a nine-year-o old boy perishing in the
flames. Three other children were res.
cued.
VEsUvIUs was again in a state of erup.
ton on the Sd, and a copious stream Of
lava was issuing from the principal crater
|, DURING a fire in a warehouse in South
Water street. Chicago, on the night of the
Sd a floor fell in, killing Martin Mulvey
and Charles Bird, two firemen, IL seri.
ously injuring five others.
THE exchanges at ~twenty-six leading
clearinghouse in the United States dur.
ng the week ended on the I'd aggregated
$G7s, 337, 432 against $3.50, SIG, $50 the previous
week. AS compared with the correspond.
ing period of 1854, the falling off amounts
to 4S.4:per cent.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-05-22
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL,

THE Ohio Legislature on the 2Sth passed
a law requiring saloons in Cincinnati tc
remain closed from midnight until sia
a.. III.
Ex-Governor BAKER, of Indiana, died
at indianapolis OF the 2sth, aged sixty.
eight years.
The President on tho Goth made a mum
her of foreign appointments, among the
more important being Charles L. Scott, OF
Alabama, Minister Resident and Consul
General to Venezuela; John e. Bacon, OF
South Carolina, Charge d. Affaires to Par.
aguay and Uruguay; Arson Green, OF
Kentucky, Consul-General to Kanngwa,
Japan.
The Ohio Legislature has passed a law
fixing a heavy fine and imprisonment for
offering or receiving money at primary or
general elections.
GENERAL GRANTS condition on the 3Oth
ult. was so good that he felt able to devote
some time to work on his book.
The Niagara Park Reservation bill has
been signed by the Governor of New York.
ANTHONY NJ. KELLEY, of Virginia, who
declined an appointment as Minister to
Italy, has been commissioned Envoy to
Austria.
DURING April Postmaster General Villas
| appointed six hundred fourth class post
masters. These appointments were made
to fill vacancies.
The President On the 1st appointed E. J.
Hale, Of North Carolina, to be United
States Consul at Manchester, Eng, vice
A. D. Shaw; John Goode, of Virginia, to
be Solicitor General, vice Samuel F. Phil.
lips, resigned; and William NJ. Merrick, OF
Maryland, to be an Associate Justice Of
the Supreme Court of the District of Col.
umbia, vice Andrew Wylie, resigned. J,
B. Baird, of Georgia, was appointed Super.
intendent of this Dead-Letter Office.
GENERAL GRANT continued to improve
on the 1st, and resumed work on his book.
His son Fred said the General was begin
ming to feel confident of ultimate recovery.
The pain in his throat was very slight, and
did not affect his speech or power of swal.
lowing.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-05-22

A III providing for the registration of
voters in Cincinnati and Cleveland passed
the Ohio House on the LIST, and is now a law.
COMMODORE CORNELIUS K. GARRISON
died suddenly at his late residence in New
York city on the 1st, in his seventy. seventh
year.
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pnfsfs.. N sfrlmssE. 6Dcy. igl Man
Pacife fi.H iimniioa, y Ilcnee.isr
uinures'4t mnsn "A Ylpuo..rilei
simIs.rn n 'rditpiane d limpann iani
% aleu- niuF and pufpie,d. -hrpain W
yer grt " itichmond, plnk aud pulple, o.
Dnnna, ns1lrtine, i:2i Haye'i. sn'riins
slmgson, bleek, 81 llosedaie, fi.g
BnowE hunEriEo-CrOwn, l.2j Au-
yusia, " E.trlch LII, 6,si Charter Oak, 3H (;
Lave Onk, tcintsrnational. la Laurence
FL Vi Glendale, "a Enierprise, 0; Glen
DRowH sHIRTINo- Iron. 9; Farm
ers, Ia; Honest, Til; Pocahontas, Ia !;
Ailendale, u Century ola; Dwight, Id
lockwood Ss-ti Man"'oba' Si.&' Bedford
BLEAcHED sHIRrIsa-New York 10 Ia;
Wamsutta, l0lf; Lsngdon, 0; Lonsdalo, =;
Lonsdale cambric, ~; Nashville, 10 l-2;
Fruit Of the Loom. ~; Gold Medal. i-2;
seag a, IL; swift River, 7H; standard
e g. g; Easion XXX ioN Eastrp "A, .,io;
Is,1 Q, standard 2, SKI Pearl River,
10; American, o; Rock River. 8; Raleigh
X; Unknown, s-s, sHi Jewstt City, tx;
Unknown. 6.3, 10.
YORK; 1ssI Iss Hsas:n 49, la OTIS lsl'
CHEcKs AND PIAIDs-Mount Pleasant,
II Catruba, N; Old Dominion, 7; Mem
phis. Id; Queen City, Q Ia; Augusta, u;
Tennessee, ID; Cottondale, 7; Cumberland,
Dheck, Y; sibley, "a.
Westville, q Bates Dress Plaid, o; Scotch
b. T., II 10; Amoskeag, 8 II; Belleview,
7 l-2; Washington, o; Windemere, 7 Ia.
CTEvIoTs- Onkaaic, 0 10; Sterling, Ia;
Unknown. Il. H., Q Ii; Sibley, y "a; Glen
Everett, Ia; Boss, s; Silverdale, 8; Ar
iington, 8; Victoria, IL; Germanis, ID i-2;
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sEid. ASKED. Nominal.
ToNE--Closed: New York, steadJ New
Orleans, steady; LverI DOL, barely steady.


ALooEoL--Per gallon, q 20 to2oO.
BaANDIEs--D Domestic, per gallon, 20 to
300; imported Cognac, 1877, per gallon, 80;
1872, 66; 1870, 70; 1866, GEO; 1880, z 10; 1853,
s CO; 1888, ~ So; Otard, DuplIy q Cos. Cog
nae, 1873, 80; 1870, 90; 1854, Co., lS4S, 10 25;
Blaquet, Dubouche & Co.'s Ccgnac, 1873,
so; 1870, so; 1873, 000.
0IN-Domestic, per gallon, LIS to 9 co.;
import Holland, 8 Oh to 876; Sir Robert Bur-
netyE Old Tom, per caslk, 8 80 TO 900; iHol-
land, per case, 2 so To l5 o.
WHIsKY-R ectined, 95 per cent. proof,
per'gellon, I go; Western, 20 70 100. Bour-
bon, 40 to 80; Bye, 60 to 8 SC; Scotch Inn
ported, % TO a25; Irish imported, A Is to
Piper Heidseiok, quarts,
per dozen, % 00; b Krug & CO., quarts, pei
dozen; IL so; Moer 4 Chandon, Sillery
Mousseux, per dozen, "a o.; G. Goulet, per
dozen, Is ~; g II. Munnm 4, Co.'s. Dry
vorvnay, "a 20; Extra Dry, 20 co; pintr, 3 %
WInTs-California claret, Der gallon, y5c;
zienfaudel, No per gallon, I 0Oto 70; i'm.
ported clarete, ordinary, per cesk, 40 90 to
u 10; family clarets per caslr. 20 on to LES %;
dne claretS, per cask, l00 90 to l75 90; Ne
doc, per case, 8 90; 81 Julian, per case, G sc;
MErgaux, per case, 90; Pontc Camel, por
ccse, 10 on; Larosse, per case, Ia OO; Leo
veil, per case, Il %: Chateau Lafitte, per
CAGE, "A 90; ordinary, per case 8 20 70 . so
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HAEnyyaKn nMp nyrlg,ALs.

AxEs-Collina, p dozen, 800; Gold Dol
SCI; Double Bit, 17.c0.
SKILLETs AND LEDs-77s51c s. 10; sugar
kettles, 20 Is ID.
TIN Pi.ATn--I. @. lOxla, - box, {. 10; I. o
lsx2D, q box, 6. 90; Toxno lsx2O, % box, 2 so;
Terne, 2Dx23, % boz, lice.
TIEwARlG-Pieccd, discount g 81 cent.
stamped, discount 50 = cent.
soLDTR-No. l, l6c; No. Y and Il, 80 p n
DUCK HoRsE CoLLARs---No. x, q. go ID dog
aAMEs--Two loop, $50 p Dozen; three
loop, 3.75 ~ dozen.
TAoKa--tn boxes, 100 papers, 2. 60 8 box
GRUB Honasa 6cgon, 7t0; railroad
picSe, p dozen, $50.
MATTooKs-.af duzo2, 80.
RUBBER EIrtNG.-DiscOunt 80 p cent.
NAILS 90 rate
SaovELs AND SPADns--I:owland'e dis
count 40 per cent; Ames' hst, steel goods
discount 40 and 10 per cont.
HEAVY MISUNDERSTANDING, cnishedi
i I,c Is; buggy, 4. Is; express, $50; wagon
tongues, 10 90; hickory a2les, 10 co; holsters
l.76; coupling poles, 4.75; spokes, XXX, &C.
lect q. 70; XXX, ESQ; eawed lelloes, VI LIS;
8, ZOO; Bowden shoes, 600; Northwestern
horse nails, Moe, 600; I, 5.25; Q, 500; bar
iron, AZ rate; plow rtosi' lei sprirS Etsel
BUGaIEs-- drads II, and spring top, e. Ot
to $1,000; do. open, 1850 TO 600; do. side
spring top, l0J 90 70 ia50O; do. side her,
10000 to l3D 90; do. pnSstUrs, $500 to leo 90;
grade "A, side gpring, lsu 90 to 25O 90; do.
phmtonS 5000 to 10000; bumI, seat bugglea
rs. 90 to 20 90; platform springs, 1000 "a
i20. 0o:t hree spring wagons. $500 to LIS. re
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DRUGS.

ACIDs-Acetic,l Joe q ID; benzoic, 2lc q OF;
carbolic, 40c q n; cilrc, $50 q ID; gallo lSc
q OF; oxalic, l8c q ID; salicylic, 20 d, fb;
tannic,$l.65 q ID; tartaric, powdered SOC Q. ID.
AMMoNIA.. Bromide, $50 p ID; carbonate,
lSo . ib
ARROW Roof Bermuda 45c u ID.
BALsAM-..Capaiba, 45c q ib; FIR, 46c q ID;
to lu, 600 q ID.
BARK--Uassia, l2c q IL; sassafras, 12c y
wild cherry, l4c Is ID.
BAY RUM--$z92.75 II gal.
Z sMuTn--Suonit,at ate, s2.25 q 10.
BLUE MAss--45c 6 ID.
BoGAX--l2c % ID.
characterization 5c q Ii; English,
a{ ID. u. n,o,o ,, >, o.,
g ID.
CINcHoNSDIA-.P W.. Log walls, $50 y
OF: 5-oz cans, 100 q OF; b. & s., l-oz walls,
2lc q OF; 5-oz cans, Ice g OF.
CoCAINE-- Muriate, crystal, l0c q or; a
per cent. solution, "a, ~ - OF.
CORROSIVE SUBLiMATE--85c % ID.
CREAM rARTA r. Pure, powdered, 4Oc p ID
ExTR ACT LOCKWOOD l60lsc q, ID.
GLYoERINE--ls4s25c q ID; Price, 75@S5c
| p ID.
GUM Arabic, 100000 p ID; asafetida, 2sc
HoPs-- Pressed, 20s925o o ID.
IoDINE-- Resublimed, "a q, tb.
| lODOEoRM-- % or.
LEAVES Buch1 l5c q ID; sage, pressed,
| rs 12c T3 ID; SIENNA, 2Oc Is ID.
MERuURY--5Oc Ts Id.
MoRPHINE--P. T. W., n, ss.O5 q OF; P. d
W. OF, $3.50; Smiths, II, $40; OF, s2.55.
OILs-Bergamot, Sanderson's, 1925 % fb;
cassia, 81 20 q, ID; castor, Sl.450l 65 Is gall;
cloves, $l.05 q ID; cubebs, 50 % ID; lemon,
sanderson's, q e ID; peppermint, "a 30 SSfb;
PorAssIUM-- Bromide. ACC p h; chlorate,
Csc p ID; cyanide, fused, 81 % Ii; iodide, %
% ID.
QUININE-f & W., sas, 01c &, OF: p. d w.
5-oz cans, 82c q OF, u, Il s., OF &c % OF; B.
g. n. 5-oz cans, $40 4 OF.
Red PREOIPITATE.-75o 81 ID.
SoAP--Castile, mottled, &lsl0c p ID; white,
Cont, l4gl6c u ID,
STRYCHNINB-Crys al, N, SLIGO Is OF.
SULPHUR--Sy<fr5c u ID.
Wax BEEs--Ycllow, 800 y ID; white, 500
G0l SA ID.
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omnrnfas,


tofffg -tlg falf ~ ~ iOi .pfiiqt, 10Y
pi s,lder Ma. M fes barry, ~ v illt,
1nAs-0?!our, y % 20, inipcn,l y "
Sss HS "'o s " ' sa' J""sssies,.
standard afanniated, ~ plantation arinii.
laioh, ~ fouisiann whiie clarified. "
~ yellow clarified, ~ choice iouisiana,
~ prime, Z, Nov YORK. osifn q, none.
o, choice, ~ 10 4, lolmrf i'n~
MOLAssFs--Choirf nuN efYp louisiana,
G. 70 81 prime. IS 10 90; rebolled, choice, b0i
CnAcMsns.x soda, ~; Xxx Soda, q,
snownnhe. 10; Cartoon, II y, 1 pound, Ii;
cream soda, o; Excelsior Oyster, d; X
ginger snaps, s;xxX ginger snaps, o; X
lemon cream, s; Xxx lemon cream, o.;
cakes and Jnmbies, IL; animals, ~; charms,
III; strawberry cakes, IL; sugar waters, rs;
cocoa bars, rs: finger waters, is: Stage
planks,s.
soDA- Biearbonate, In kegs, " To 8; BIZ
Lee; srsnuinied sal soda, in Ok pound
drums,
ToBAcco-Piug, n.inch, 80 10 Is; twist,
7 or, OF andt OF, 80 20 aoi navy plug, Is 70
CANNED GooDs~aib tomatoes, LILO; sn,
iasi sis blsekHsrries, i;lSi on gooseberrles,
i.s5; 2iS whortlsserries, Los; siS peaches,
Lana 81 s. ssscns =? % 'sns ssa sosa s sS
aiS' i.sc; J. winsow Jones' corn, Sih, i IS;
pens. i.7S; Numsen's ano family, los;
Numsen's marrowfat, 1865; French peas
per case, OF iOO cans, 21.oO; oysters, IN full
weight, Lis; 2ib T. W., 2'lb; In /, w., 70; 2ib
!, W.. Us; In Holsters, i.ss; iib salmon,
Las; In macxerel, 1 25; IN corn beef $50;
ais corn beef, $50; shrimp, s25; chils con
S.c5.
SNurY-Garretts, q OK, rs per case; q
or, $50; Oh. s.s5; nalph's 0 OF, 1915; OF,
S.25; 10 or, i.26; dental sor, 1000; OF, 400;
soAp-olvc, AIS n box; blue India, I.2
~ bars, ass a box; 81 ID bars, 40 n boz;
/ 10 bars, $50 v bog, N sat.net, s.3i; 3-i
satinet, t.S0; 8 n bar cocoanut oil, 8. 75; 3 n
Dandy, 8 Is; 81 Dandy, i.i0.
CANDLEs--stnr, null weight. i21sSalss.
RoPE-sAo basis; cotton rope, isc.
y NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pon. '''' spring. '''
sn %E &c. rArfH-'Ras and straw ''
PIcKLEs--2-gsllon pals, mixed Pickles.
LIS; glass pintss 10; glass quarts, 2.o0;
glase hex. gallon, 7 so. In wood. Dbl, small,
$50; ls.bbl, small, so; Dbl, medium, $50;
K-bbl. medium, AGO,
MASKEE , !Se I, barrels. J.; 90; No; ],
barrels, 5 80: No. i, kits, ID; No. 4, kits,
90; No. kits, 90c.
HoLLANp HERRIsa--imported, LIS per
CANDY--Stick, loo per pound; fancy,
Is TO 35c.
RAIsINs-- London layer, California, 3. 90;
@3.25; Spanish, S.75.
UIDEK-. Crab apple, 4Oc; Missouri cider,
soc per gallon; vinegar, per gallon, is TO zoe
sTARcH.- Pearl, 4 i-4c; royal gloss, $40;
pound packages, &c; corn starch,
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LEArHER.

LoUIgvILLN OAK SOLE LrATuEa.-X
neavy, free OF brands, Ale n; x medium
FREQ of brands, $50 ID; A heavy, one brand,
more crop, 42c; Keystone oak gole, SegS9c
BUFFALO SLAUHTER.-prtme,I Ii to 20 ID
sides, 81 to $40 ib good 10 to 23 ID sides, CSC H.
counter, II to l4tb sides, 200 per 10; q. D.,
Matamoras. 2Sc u; No. oak harness lea,
80 70 800 ID; NO.2 oak harness lea, 81 to SIC
n; No. hem harness lea, 500 10; NO,2 hem
harness lea, $50 ID; No. California skirt.
Ing, 90 to ADO; No l henlock skirting, rus
sett, 800; No. ! hemlock skirting, lea
oiled, goo ID; No. Q hem skirting lea, $50
n; welt and bride leather. 400 to Goo .
side.
PHILADELPHIA CALF--Extra quality,
28to So ms 70 dozen, LID ID; SO to - TBS 70
dozen, LIS n; ALTO 50 lbs to dozen, l.05; So to
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ton granala,ed, 81, on plantation grauia.
white, 8 81 To 81; gray white, ll.ie; shoise
yellow clarified 53-4; prime yellow clari
he'd, So 10 6ll-i6.
Monsses- Open kettle grades active,
frm and higher; ehoice, ~ 70 y; strictly
S 10 81; good fair, 20 10 80; fair, n; cestrifu-
gals GicNiy with u fair demand; strictly
prime, 20; good prime q to q; fair TO good
fair, IS TO %: common TO good common, 10
10 II; inferior, IL to Ia.
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aIpEa AND WOOL.

HIDEs--No. !, dry flint hides, sU las and
over, l4c 7Sib; No. 2, dry nint hides, 20 lbs
ana over, lie gan; No, l, dry flint hides,
under 20 lbs, l8c Sib; No. 2, dry flint
hides, under ~ NJ, loo T,ib; No. !, dry
sailed hides, lie o 10; No. 2, dry sailed hides
dry deer skins, no % 10: No. /, green sailed
hides, 7xc u ID; No. 2, green sailed hides,
6Nc - b; No. l, green butcher hides, 60 u
fb;s No. 2, green butcher hides, So q y; Bheep
skins, ldQDS5c each.
WooI~Faii CLIP, lo@i7c . n.
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GRAIN AND BREADsTUFrs.

WHEAT-7O 10 80 for good wheat.
RYE-kansas, zoe; sacked, 500,
CoRN-In ear, 30etS2c; sacked, 30 TO 40.
oArs-In bulk. 2ies2Sc; sacked, 25x lY26c
choice sacked, &c
BARLEY-i0ati5c; sacked, 80 TO COO
ssASMper oTimA bo miiis 80 s9ssG
HoMINY and GRITs-i.00 fa barrel.
FEnD-Chopped corn, q lV0 N, Ito;
chopped corn and oats. q 100 lbs, LOS; corn
bran, q l0O lbs, $50.
HAY-Prairie, 8.75 to 100 = ton,
MILLEr SEED-Large, I 20; small, LOO.
FLouR-FIRsr Patent 800 to 3.25; Sec-
ond Pat t,2 10 to ass; Extra Fancy, 2.3i
to 2.l0. Northern, patent, 500; extra FAM
cy, 2.Nfsncy. 2.70; choice family, ESQ.
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EXPORTS AND STOCKS.
Exports from all United States ports thus
far this week: Great Britain, 1900; France,
..~..; Continent, $500. StQch 1T all United
States ports: This day, S70790i this day
lest year, Sg4,S80.
THE VISIBLE SUPPLY.
The visible supply of cotton in the world
on Saurd.y, November q, 1885, according
to the New York Chronicle, is as follows:
Total supply to day, 2,42s, ols; same day last
year, $685. difference, decrease, leb, l24.
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FRUIT AND POULTRY.

0NIoNs-St. Louis, 800 per barrel.
CABBAGE-In crates, $50.
CHIcRENs-Hens, 500; spring, $50.
EGGs-l5c per dozen.
BUTTEn-Best grade northern, Csc; best
Dallas County, l6ls20c; other Texas county
butter, 100, according TO quality.
APPLBs-l00 per bushel; 81. Louis, rs
per Dbl.
LEMoNs-si 90 per box.
OaANGEs-s3 80 per box.
SwaET PoTATOEs--6Oc
IRISH PorAToEs-l'exns, $50 2Northern
9iic par bushel,
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BUSINESS WORLD.
FINANCIAL


8onos.
Ew YORK, Nov. @.--Money on ea'i
at 2to 3 per cent; prime mercantile
er In demand at ~ to 6x per cent;
ign exchange unchanged; total saies
tocks to-day, 30O,2i7 shares.
kaiIroad bonds closed at The following
cen hid.
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Stocks.
Ew YORK, Nov. 2s.--stooks closed at
following prices, bid:
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LIVE srO0K.

CATTLE Steers, AIS to AVS; feeders, -, 90
TO z. rs; COWS, 80 to go; bulls, 4, 90 to LEO;
veal cAlysss $40 to 400; milk cows,per head,
80 90 to $500. W. W { 1 M
&25; light weights, 3 70 to $50. stecksra, per
Sa. ..S 81; NlSsss 7, ias to: ESQ., ssoosers