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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-12-24

The Repu blican Senate has resolved
TO act wisely in regard to President
Cleveland's nominations, and will re
ject those lacking good moral charactel
and honesty and confirm all who ar
respectable and honest. A Republican
Senate TO maintain high Independent
standing before the country can d
nothing moro not less than this.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-12-24

Our readers, will, We know, willing
ly excuse the non.appearanoe of the
REPUBLICAN, tomorrow. Nobod
enjoys Christmas festivities more thar
newspaper men, and to permit the At
taches Of the REPUBLICAN to have
good time no paper will be issued to
morrow.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-12-24

WE have been all through the new
High School building, and have taken
notes, but owing to the crowded condi.
ton OF the REPUBLICAN with holiday
advertisements, and the superior mer
Its Of the builStng. we have postponed
the fall notice, which the building de
serves, until after Chriatmas,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-12-24

WHEN you are enjoying your Christ
mas dinner TO- morrow, be sure that th,
widow, the sick man and the orpha,
children around the corner and up Won
der by street or in the alley, hay
something 70 make them happy toe
Do not forge. this.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-12-24

THE SsDsteis slow in putting its
confirmation wheel in motion. Only
one OF President Clevelsnd's appoint
inents has been confirmed yet, and he
the last one made, the Hon. John Bise
low, assistant Treasurer In New York
Slow and sure" is evidently the mot
to of the Senate,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-12-24

We have supplied over three thousand
people In Wilmington with books,
bibles and albums during the past Two
years. We have recently added fnt
stock Of electro silver-plated ware from
one of the best known factories in the
United States latest designs and goods
warranted. Also few fine oil paint
ings, oleographs. picture frames, mir
rors, etc. We continue TO sell on easy
weekly and monthly payments, SO you
can buy good deal with little money
BAIRD & MITCHELL, 415 Market street,
second floor.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-12-24

a VERY good way to spend an hour
to morrow will be to take the bible and
read the two FIRST chapters Of st. Mat
thew, or the two first chapters of ST
Luke TIC latter Two are the must ful
and com pgehsnstve.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-12-24

NORRIS A. THOMAS. OF Baltmore
appointed by President Cleveland an
Indian Commissioner, will be a good
raS'al for Republican Senate to turn
down.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-12-24

what books you want by|
your evening lamp. Book
NEWS is the bookstore at
home. The Holiday num-
Der is nearly gone-the price
is put up to IS cents to-day.
Next number ready February
IL. Portrait Of III. Has
cents a year beginning
February.
~ the Thirtsenth-strset door.
You don't like those
dickens calendars stamped
on the back in blood-red let
tiers Imperfect" at IS, rs
and IS cents-6 cents more
by mail. We knew you
wouldn't; bu. what could we
dol They are imperfect.
You pick one up and ask
What's the matter with
it?" You see no fault per-
haps. don't like the stamp,
IS Imperfect" Take a per.
fleet one then at fifty cents
10 cents more by mail.
The calendar part is per-
feet in all of them. There's
nothing wrong but what you
lean see if your eye is keen.
Nor Of Thirpeenth.street door.
| Think Of a quarter.acre OF
|handker hiefs, sellers elbow
to elbow, buyers as many,
morning 10 night. More
room than ever before and
1--we need it. That's what
comes OF nothing but linen
for linen when halt the world
is using cotton-and-linen.
i Within a tridc, We are
selling as many silk as linen
handkerchiefs. That means
| silk are here with equal az
vantage with linen. People
Ipay from IS per cent toe
much for them evcrywher
lelse-from that to double
Generalize a little. al
Through linens we afford the
same advantages as in hand
kerchiefs. Linen is linen anc
nothing but linen; and prices
are lower. There's only ont
olother store in Philadelphia
and only one in New Yorl
where liren is sure to b
: linen. 1t comes Of knowing
1.-THE business and having
standards. Few merchant
are tloubled with either
mot every merchant wants
nlexperts about him.
ii Everything linen.
y southwestfrom the cauter.
e Awhile ago we said III
n cheapest blankets in tow
were d yards wide, 10 ID:
1880 pair. We have
IS cheaper pair-the.v very came
OF a lbs heavier, So. We ar
t almost ashamed to say "
made them cheaper becaus
H. GU will not buy SO heay
is blankets in October weathe
I'D Merchants have to learn
er gc cd deal Of human natur
alive cut those blankets
nsltwo (the proper way to u
inlthcm) and sell them sep
IS. rately. 81. so.
to BIZ The Waiting Recon-.
Just so in clothing,
pecially mems. AS like
ln'la as not the reason the
ow " misfts' came back was t
OF weather. The first &C
= lsnap a thousand men v
lem come for every hundr
to- lsuits but, ii October la
lid till New Years the thousa
linen will come too la
ook :" Misfts' for exactly h
'ens We are making bet
'lst clothing. Ready made
mic better /; made-to-measure
pecially.
nag By the middle Market-street door.
t in Almost the same is I
r itslof boys clothing.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-12-24

PHILADELPHIA. Thursday, Dec. "a. 1855.
Open tonight till ter
o'clock at least.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-12-24

lNeep your horses healthy.-For
heages, distemper. founder aud worms
Use Day Horse Powder.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-12-24
KENNARD & Co.,
G23 MARKET STREET.
Day Before Christmas.


Day Before Christmas.
We have determined to
close out our Holiday Goods
this afternoon and evening,
and in order to do it, have
marked down all our Beau
tiful 5o-cent Silk Handker-
chiefs to SO cents. All our
Beautiful 75-cent Silk Hand
kerchiefs to 90 cents. All
our Beautiful $I.oo Silk
Handkerchieis to IS cents.
All our Beautiful SI.25 Silk
Handkerchiefs to $I.oo.
! All our Splendid S2.oo
Silk Mufflers to $3.50. All
our Splendid s.. so Silk Muf
hers to $500. All our Splen'
did $3.50 Silk Muffiers te
S2.75.
All our gentlemens Fine
accent Linen Handker
chiefs to I9 cents.
All our Ladies' Liner
/. Handkerchief ofall qualitie
reduced in price from S cent
sup. Remember, we do no
: sell cotton handkerchief
any kind.
i Lots Of other things to sci
all reduced.
Wilmington buyers kno'
when we advestise a redu
ton it means Business an
Il no hunting.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-12-24

THE wedding csrsmony performed
Tuesday evsnipg ~ W. L. @. Murray.
bstweeD . grooa OF 70 and . bride Of
|63, 10 sppropsiasely indiostive OF the
waning days q 1885. We congratu-
late the happy couple and hope that 81.
though DeSoeo sought for and did moi
and the spring Of psrpstual youth. they
may DO moro t1ttunAto than he waA
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-12-24
KENNARD & co.
623 MARKET STREET.

DRESSIN4 GASES, 81 IN PLUSH, ~;
with music, $40 mirrors from 10 cents
TO ~ &C, at Cartmell's pharmacy, sixth and
buying elsewhere oH-mS"u
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-12-24
Phaaisiphis, MlIahgtsa 1 DsItiaan hlIrs,d
DEC. 2OTH. 1853.

DEC. 90TA. 1850.
Trains leave Wilmington ~ followt.
For Philadelphia and intermediate sta
tons, ~. %, 10 20 q. n; 2so. = 90, 20, ssb
rhil.asiphi. t.sps.ss,, Z s,2; 40, sS,
isss ~ s1s, "a sS, IMP; 70.
10 s :: !, 1',t' M 20: :,s n. iu Il 80 81 S'
8 "a $3.50 and II p. m
Ier Wstt Chester, via IAmok;n "a :. I'd
. 10 .. M 80 and 90 y. m.
fr Newark and intermsd;dt: t.stiors-
Psitimcie and inform ediats ststis,t. l. CO
.. ~; Lt.p. M. and ~ CO night.
baltimore and Bay Lie, isy. IN.
iqoe,ii Clam; Il 30, u 49, as. 81 ARD %
Trains fer claw, re D;vi,i-n lsave Tor:
Rev castle. sat r. m; II %. 90, 3 bo,f rs.
aeorEstown and Lewes 8 30 .. m; 20 anc
sssicra and intermediate stAtions. cas- p.
harrington, DslmAr and way stations, 9 %
| Q. m, IL 10 p. m.
Express for Harrington, % p. N.
Express for lover Harrington and Deimar.
10 % D n weekdays, and II % .. u. every
franklin City. 9 81 an.
Express for Norfolk, 10 Is q. m. weekdays
and II e3 .. m. daily.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Phiiadsiphia and intermediate statons
10 O. m; II 10 noon, 8 -, Z 20, . Sc y. N.
Philadelphia and New YORK, coz u 4 10,
72o, IL 81 . m; "a, II p. Ii.
For West Chester, via LAmokin. 10 D. N.
AID 0 20 p. N,
baltimore and Washington, l -, Z 20. Q o.
} IL % Am. and fIs m. baltimore, IL 90 night
For further Information passengers are 70.
ferrod TO tho time tables posted At the IT.
, ton.
Trains marked thus ts)are limited express
| upon which extra fare Ia charged.
J. X WOOD.
General Passenger Agent.
CgARLnS II PUaB. General Manager.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-12-24

II we have quite a number Of bargains
in city properties, which We arc Offering LOT
sale Gall at our offioe At once and get our
printed list. ID. T. HAWKINS SON, ~
Market street. dl94eAWd-u-
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-12-24

IL KINDS OF SECOND HAND
n goods, such as stoves, furniture, CLOTH
ing, clocks, watches, shoes, etc, bought and
sold cheap, BY A. J. OONNEh, US west
FraDt stroAt. ulZ-u
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-17

AXEs-Collins, n tozen, 800; Gold Dol.
lar, h, dOspn, 500; Diamond Edge, a dozen.
$50; Double Bit, iT.uQ
SKiLhErs AND LiDs-pSo y 10; sugar
Kettles, 90 "a 10.
TIN pLATE--I. q. 10xl4, p box, =. O0;I. o
ltS2l, n box, : 20; Tcxuo 1890, 81 box, 7 ia.
pcrne, s0N2S, y box, u o.
l1NwARE-- FieCcd, discount 50 "A cent +.
stamped, discount o. b cent.
s0LnHn-No !, Ice; No, \ and y, $50 "a n
DUCK Horse COLL lRS--No, 4, 4 90 "A dos
RAMEs..rwo loop, $50 = doEon; three
loop, 3 70 4 dozen.
rhcgs-.ln boxcs, 100 paperu, eco a box
9Run hoEs-.iA uofen, 100; milroge
picks, adoson, : 90.
MATroOKs..S hnser SO
RuRBEG BFLrfNg.. Discount 30 a cent
NAtts-i on, rate.
Su0vrLe Ann sPApEs- Rowlnnd'e, din.
count " Pir cert, r,taCs list, gtcOl goods
discount 20 and 10 per cont,
l1EANN hARnwA RV-Shatis, rnishCi,
u,u0i poleg, b.SUi aingletrocs, wprons, ao.
luot, 40; buggy, 20; cxprrss, $50; wnqop
tongues, 10 ~; hickory sxlcs, l0.Co; holsters
s.To; oouplln poles, 40; gppkes, xxx, re.
lect, 2 10, NNN, 2.bf, sawed ieiioes, ~, LIS.
2, 200, ncrden shoes, $50, nOrthwestern
horse nails, No. o, 0.O0i Z, G25, \, 500. bal
iron, q tatoi plow steel, 70; spring steel,
BugGIEs-tirade 4, aud snrlng TOP, GO co
10 syO,n0, do. open, s1.UU to r.O1, ~ side
spring top, 1000 20 lilll, DO. side bar.
10000 10 1890, do. phpions, t2iuQ 10 $50 10.
grado a, side tpriuu, iSo.W 10 2i0.uO. do,
phHtons, 1901 10 soob0; bump seat hugg es
1910 10 21.W; platform springs, 1870 70
lso.oo't nree spring wagons. 400 10 LIS ID.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-17
DRY GOODS.


fkiNTS-&suimaca, fancy, S Ia; Man.
lester, ,; Asneld, 81; American, s:
e'nS, oi-1; HAMILTON, 5: Gloucester,
n Nloncestey. mns., -; Gloucester
s.ssss Sfsy, *; Allen, 5; Lodi. 4;
x; Alien mink aud purple, 6; Siapson sIi,
Tet srsy, 9; Richmond, plak and purple, &;
tunnsu seirt'ng,s IL; Rageita shiftirv.
50 Auen check, ~; Peabody, blscs, 5 l-!.
iIapsor, black, 6; Rosedaie. ll.s.
80, nsoSN S9ESrtSe--crown, ! IL; Au-
S9s,a, .; E.trleh LII 5ss; Charter Oak, Sjs;
1--WE Cak, f:'International, 5 IL; Laurence
VI =; Slt 2dale, 6l4; Enterprise, 8; Glen,
0%ie, Is; hoatt AL, i-2; Admission, Si-2
ne9SN SaiRrINS-Csst Iron, 8; Farm
yssS,, Ia Honest, TIA; Pocahontas, I Ia;
iNNSlnNs; ., century 6l-s, Dwight, 7 Ia;
,,oS ~ Soo0' 0 So Nanatohs, Ia; Bedford
eLEAcHEo SMiRriSG--New York 10 Ia;
auisnttia, iolf; Laasdop, y; iSonsiale, 81:
,suAsasle ealnhric, y; MaSonville, lNl-2:
1Git OF sne Loom, sal Gold Medal, IL;
cEeNm OF Crop, ~.
Observation-Disclosures, A U a, Is; Amos.
seas a, Il; Swift River, ~; Standard
y oi eas.on Xxx, l0h; Eastrn AA, i0:
oakland fancy, es4; Acms ODD, s5S;
haieish, o, standard z, 50; Pearl River,
i-tti Slhley Awning, Is.
SrklPHS--H1niiton. t0&: Thorptyke.
lgi American, 0; Rock River, 8; haie,gh'
Unknown. G.S, 10. ~ 90
DENIaS -Ainoskeag, iei5. Otfs lsis.
York, 1917 Warren, 49,.
CHFcEa AND pLAIDs--Mount Pleasant.
4 Cattnha, ~; Old noniniou, Z; Mem,
phis, II; S0een City, q IA; Augusta, Y;
h,S,hnessee, 10; Cottondale, 4; Cumberland,
meek, 7; SiOley, III.
1tNGHAas--B Rates, s Id, Seterylllo, s.:
NestYlllo, u Bates Dress Plsid, o; Scotch
y, T., y IL, AmossGas, s Ia; Belleylev,
Ia Washington, 81; Wfndemere, yi-2
p, Qak&aie, 0 IL; sterling, 10:
S5ihihlaoWn; y. T., g IL: Sibiey, as-4; Glen
Sdule, l0l-2; Harrisburg, s IA; Slater, h:
everett, Id; Boss, s; Sllverlale, s.: Ar,
ninngton, .; Victoria, IL; Germania, Is 10,
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NEW ioRK 1AILY REPORT


NV YORK, Nov le Especial Tho
FweeE opened at the Cotton EXCHANGE
u the bulls in control of tho contract
hket, and first figures were at TN adj
bee of to points, with subsequent
provement en- some months. The high.
prices to-day were SOIL points above the
chest of Saturday There was no op.
fent widening OF the speculative circle
dtransactl1ns footed up Of 900 bales. The
mary cause of the improvements WAS
Forable advices from Liverpool and re-
rs that foreign buyers we're
ping more interest In the market. adj
kes from the South reported firm mar
nat all points, and at points in AIissis-
Ppl and Arkansas some frost Is reported.
sebeara have apparently become some
kat demoralized, ami do not show the
me aggtessiyeneis that characterized
kr operations in the preceding week.
op estimates continue 10 attract atten-
% bnt are overshadowed by the interests
fpectiug the attitude of buyers abroad.
Sersian war has no e fleet, owing TO the
alef that the cotios country will not be-
mo invaded. In The market for spot
Hon sales were 3SI bales for the splnners
y III for speculation, the trading for the
Yer account being the frat since septem-
~. Prices we're firm and unchanged.
Ihe wool markotru firm on moderate
uiness; no change OF note.
cattlc market quiet and steady.
Hides In moderate demand and prices
ltll sustained.
Leather strong and prices wen held.
|bugar nominal, with little demand.
|hlcc active and prices firm a. AZ tot
nts Tor Carolina and Louisiana.
Vattle exports from tho United States in
ftooer weres iu2 head, valued at s77a,97s,
increase OF 2,Sll head and sSlO,,il In
slne over corresponding month of last
ar Fer 10 months exports showa &c.
sase OF 500 head, valued at Slsa9is as
Pmpered with same potiod last year.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-17
GIQUORS,
AIcoHoL-Per gallon, . 20 10 : "a.

ALcoHoL-Per gallon, 40 to g 30.
d, ,hSRANniEs--D Domestic, per gallon, 80 o.
39; Imported Cognac, 1911, per gallon, IeO:
lsl2, Dos: 1870, 10; 1865, 6 SO; 1850, 40; 1854
Wi iSlS, 10 90; 0tard, Dupuy & Co.'S Cog
mao, lslS, 90; 1870, 90; 1854, 90; 1888, 10 &:
Bl9quet, 2ubluche 81 Co.'S. Cognac, ISIS,
~; 1870, 90; 1873, go.
Gin Domestic, per gallon, | rs to q 90:
import Holland, 100 toS75; Sir Robsrt bur,
netts Old Tom, per cask, 8 20 to eoO, Uol.
iaild, per case, % ~ Is OF.
WHISKY Recti1ed, 95 per cent. proof,
Per gallon, 30; Western, | % 10 30; Bour,'
hon, 40 TO 8 80; Rye, 50 to 20, scotch i'm.
ported, w to 425i Irish imported, AIS to
CHAMPIONSHIPS HeidselcS, Quarts.
per dozen, - W; Krug & Co., quarts, DER
dozen, " SO; Moer Il Chandon, Siilery
Moussenx, per dozen, "a OF; G. Gotilet. pey
toGen, ~ 90; q II. Mumm & Co.'S. Dry
NOrYynay, ri 70; Extra Dry, % %; pints, q 10
WINr5-Califofn,a ciaret, per gallon, ;se.
nlenfandel, MOI, per gallon, / OOto Is: I'M I'M
bborted clhrets, ordinary, per cask, 10 90 to
@tOi family oloIets, per cask. 10 90 to l25 90:
ane olarets, per cask. 100 90 to 1860: Ma,
dgc, per case, 100; vt Julian, per case, 8 5O:
AAIge3x, per case, 90; Ponte CRnel. mar
use 10 Wi Larolso, per case, II 90; Leo
Jell, per case, IL 20; Chateau LaHtte, per
cafN' "a W; ordinary, per case 3 aOto & eO.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-17
DALLAS, BX As.
80 4 CGNTs EOR 3 RsEls

| ing rather firm; November, sgss In e,,
SlVsins e59s; December, e To 9l "a "a. ?
ddiiS soy5a 20 w ~; Jsnuafy, " O0las. ciogIn
vi May, VI l-3to 9S}s, el iNng 92l-S
so. ~, ~ "a on xnu weak; November % IL Ia
alJS't closing 4tls bid JauuerT, 81 - ~
ipg@l2. " '''a' CLOS
Lard unchanged
-,d ~. overs. journal reporS-Cattlo reeelpis
t to'i SShai i liaehts, lW0; shipping steers, 8.
~ oayi suckers ana feeders, 2.50 Ia ie0,
cows. onils and mix d, leo 10 Sg5. bTlS
80! 70 10; through Texas cattle, sironS
. - % So; WcS ein rangers Stan.,g I. 49,
-. - 80 an hSi breads, 3Sl TO 4.e0; cows. IA
20 9'4si Wlntered Texans, 800 to 8 30
4 l550ss--i'eeel9Is, e.'0i ste0oy ct $40 to
. 81 Sohe!epe-Receipis. 500; slow, natives
~ 10 $50 WeMerp. y 10 TO 3l5. reyuns
w 10 39s' ambs SIS to Z IS.
me DroYers' journal special Liverpoo'
gepiesraln quotes the cattle marker itc
,iag 'a pss5 american cattle selling at Isl
NEW YORK.
s msW oRk, NOV, l6.--Beeves-- Receipis,
o,dSsi Tor the week, s SO; iirm q, d MI s6ld
poor 70 primo native steers, $50 TO { .75. few
20, :, VOto 500: ii Q car load of Texans nd
TO-, az barely one car load taken for exporti,- :
or Sheep Receipts, 10 $40; forthe week, a..
w; nrmer for sheep, steady for lamb, /.
sheep, 500 to %; lambs, L59 to 5.62L. viii,
1--we ear loads at 5.S7ys. wa
Flour strong.
Wheat- Spot held higher but III cd olllet
VAN continued absencsof export tniefcSt:
options opened strong and l-2to 81 hiehor.
l1ter lost advance and declined u IA Z
closing h.ayy; No 2 red nominal nj 81 tn
% ~, elevator: No. red, November. OF Ia
Ss2s, closing 81; December. 81 10 to gOSs,
closing - 5-s; January, 90 5 S TO l.Ols5, clos.
ING W3-li Slay, l.t6 3.4 10 l 0S Ia, ciosiug
Corn spot steady and quiet: options
opened q TO IA lower, latef d clined fur-
ther Ia 10 "a, closing heavy; No. Q. "a III.
elevator 5nR 10 s. l.4, sflost: No, 2 No
Sem6er, 53, i to 5igs, closing $50; Dersn-
Per, e{ liz to 54Is, closing SO 10; May, AZ 10
4sss, closing iSl. 80
Coffee options steady, but veyv dun.
SAFES 800 bass, December, $50; Februarg
w March, e. 20; April, Z 00
TO / Is.
4Sto 50 -
kice firm and demand moderate.
Iurpsatine steady at So
PorE firm mess, lp.C0.
Lard lower and dull; spot, 6.47 10; De-
CeInDer, B.9i TO 6.i8. January. q AZ 10 E5
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-17

recent English decision renders bills of
lsding negotiable, which are end orsed
"Ior collection, Tor for''account or'thebank
sending them forward. a sample endorEe-
ment-"Dellvorto Joan Jones, cashier, or
ORDER" and signed flames Smith, cashierr
lis sll thstis needed TO convey the prop
eriy, and tits betternot TO name any bank,
aspartiss so faraway cannot tell who are
The cashiers Of the banks named. 1t would
be well for the banks TO cut this out, as II
may save much delay and annoyau ces 5 s
sosae large Suyers ofTeXss cotton have al
ready given notice TINT they will rot pay
drafts with such non- egotiablo bills or
lading attached.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-17
urpEs AND wool.

HlpEs-Ne, 1, dry flint hides, 70 ma and
ana over, iic S, SS Sr, I aSi h,ae e,
hides, under 20 ib., 100 an; No. /, dry
salied hides llc . n; No :, dry sailed hlies
V Z -: dry bulls q. and bad damaged, sc y 10,
hides, !tSc y 70, No. Z, green sailed hiies,
exc y n, No. |, green butcher hides, 70 II
2, No. 2 grsen butcher hides, 5c = vi sheep
woci.Sfail clip. io3i7c q 10.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-17
aNAIN AND isRgapsrurRa

WhEAT-7O TO 81 for good Wheat.
MYE--kansas, zoe; sacked, SOC.
nohN--l IN car, S0932c; sacked, 20 10 s9c,
,OAlis--ln Dnlls, 2lgS2So; sacked, 25l<6s23c
Bi'AhhEy,-lOGi5s; sacked, 50 to Coo
CoRNMRAL--Fine bolted, h l9l b.10
HositSY and GRITs-l.O0 y bayrel.
fEIp-Chopped corn, 4, lJo IN. 1 10:
cnopfea corn and oats, Is 100 lbs, los; corn
GRAHAM FIoUe-T 100 lbs, 2.25.
frairle, 6.75 to 100 "a ton
FLouR-FIRsT Patent 500 To S25: see.
ond rat t,2 TO TO 2Sj; Extra Fancy, 2 4,
10 40; Fancy, 2i0 10 2 IS; low grade. / .s5
10 2.lO Northern, patent, S20; extra fun.
Cyl 2SO'fancy. 40; choice family, $50.
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LUMBER AND BuTLpINg nrArrrYa,

hunBER-s Rough lumber, 1850; rough
ceiling, 10 90; native pine ceiling, y, II So;
a native pine ceiling, u, 2o,l0; paiivo pinc
%. %. NV'' III
SUI soLEs--Boss shingles, AIS; O. X.
~; heart pine 400; sap pine, 8 90.
dare lso. ''''"' 'o''
l.Arns--Per 1900, sG.
bRlcR--Dallas brick, 1. per 1000.
PLASTER PARIS. New York. a W, Mioh.
lgap, 3 so per barrel
CEMINT-- Rosendale. 2.75; Louisville
$40; PORTLAND, best, 4 rs per barrel.
SloNK FLuES-- About size per foot,
1kAIN PtfE--t From i8c per foot, and
higher according 90 size
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GENErAL MARKETS.

A. AANSAB CITY.
MASrAs CITY, aoy. ~ ,--WheAt higher;
~, s ,eiss cum 'GN bidi January, so;
Mn SGln, Salel; cash, 80 I.s bid; November,
rnsiui May, 20 bid.
vva,s nominal cash % i.2 bid.
Hshe lave Stock Indicator reports. Cat
heceipts. 400; shipmcnte, 1902;
ssvnelS slutfactlyo and higher: others
sSa'ay, exporters, q W IN i.2i; good 10
~ ~ vc snip Ing % TO $50; common 10
lS,, on 10 TO i.t5: stocl;vrs ana feeders,
rscrs su ~, cows, 2'VO 20 500; grass Texas
N s,G y !: R,eeIpts lo,,lOi weak and lower;
,,,S,,hu.cp-. Receipts, 1850. shipments mona;
10y .',, lalr 70 good, - TO 9 ~. common 10
su'"rh' y, 10 40; scalaways, 80 toT5
|er - 81. LOUIS
Sanyrsa3 Vis, Nov. le.-- Flour sulet. and un-
Wheat nervous and unsettled, opened
Svng on European sdvicos, hut soon
oppeu anu soldoG N,mllied L. 90 A, 5ui
again aud closed 4 10 * iolow
Ewsy Nm'2tci, cash, o. t.gbid REGULAR;
',snoers ", l-S; December, pi 10 p5,s,
"A, JANUARY wa 10 90 3-i, closing
ANY, .,stoi uT5l closing U1ts.
SD MN hhndc easier; NO, mixed, - 10 10
sfooss.s,nn . " year, ai'k 20 80; January,
Ukus. '.3s "a W % l.I.
~.s utinI lower and very dull. No. 2
NV cash. s5Ss 70 - i-2; Nays, ii
2sn,meal steady AZ i.so 10 i.sj.
nisky quiet az 10.
OIL unchafAss
aing "''' '"' "'V'''
erk- Old, $50, new, s.s,.
lois, co.
salt neais-.boxcd. ion q q lear, 4, 70 10
snort ris, $40 10 sls i.2; short clear,
son Long clear. SIS to $50; short rib,
ovu IL; short clear. 5.s5toeOo.
eDs e25tc 1O.to.
,rno?n board wheat, l.ltol-7iowcr;
yArely steady; Ga ., no salcs.
semanu for desirable srades, but the
% tne supply Was poor. In quality,
w. m4fkee was rlow; native shipping
- 70 k0; native butchers stecrs,
~; QoVn and heifers, avs 10 $50,
and neders, $50 10 80; Texans
1oaen stsetas 40 70 90o; cowr, 20
-lsscslpts, 3 ~, sctlvs a. 40 tcs 70
-ne4elpes, -; shipments, 1sloll
H9mon0 !Qf ~ nrades but poor Sum
u1no4 - ~ 16ms 40 70 xo3, 700