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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1885-12-03

G. Ell. Slocum and his able assis-
tant Bishop are busy opening and
displaying holiday goods. Slocum
intends to keep a regular Bazaar in the
future and has purchased goods with
this idea in view.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1885-12-03

An eloquent divine had closed a
beautiful and pathetic prayer, when a
colored brother dropped on his knees,
and in voice of earnest entreaty ex-
claimed, ''Oh, Lord. bress our brud-
der's feeble efforts.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1885-12-03
Shooting Match.

A mother turkey shoot was given
Thanksgiving day by Chas. Belknap
The sportsmen did better on this day
than heretofore. Most of the shoot
ing was done at the 80 rod target
The following is the score:
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1885-12-03

A fatal accident, with some specially
sad features occurred at Sigel, Mon
day last. The oldest SOP of Mr..
Frank Hathaway was killed instantly
by a log falling on his head and
completely crushing it, The funeral
took place from the Cong1 church
Wednesday afternoon: His bereave-
ment is keenly felt by Mr., Hathaway
and family. They have the sympathy
of all.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1885-12-03

Talmadge & Blodgett are having
quite an extensive trade in the johbing
line. Mr.. Blodgett says they shipped
two car loads Of onions from Pullman,
Ill, to Wausau and one car load of
apples from Paw Paw. Mich, to same
place. From Tomah and Sparta to
Rhinlander and Wausau seven carloads
of hay and two of oats In this city
they have sold two carloads Of apples,
fifty barrels of cider and say they will
have another carload of apples Fri
day.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1885-12-03

The REPORTER can truthfully say it
has the largest circulation of any paper
in Wood county. Advertisers should
always ask to see publishers subscrip-
tion books and know what they are pay
ing for.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1885-12-03

Just received at w. L. Scott and
Sons Jewelry store, large invoice of
Ladies pins, sleeve buttons, watch
chains, silver plated ware and clocks. 3
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1885-12-03

When you need anything in the
line of confectionery, tobacco, canned
goods, oysters, or anything in his line,
call at L. A Barnes. 3@
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1885-12-03

G. T. Witter physician and surgeon.
Office on Main street, residence on
Drake street. TELEPHONE communi-
cation with both cities. IT,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1885-12-03

A car load Of choice winter apples
for sale cheap, at Wood & Aliens.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1885-12-03

G. E. Pariseau sells all things cheap
and gives nice coupon to each pur-
chaser from &c up. IT,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1885-12-03

The latest thing out is Pariseau's
CASH PURCHASE COUPON.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1885-12-03

DIR j. f. Lockwood. Office over
Garrison's store, where he may be
found night and day TELEPHONE. tt
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1885-12-03

Is it not the duty of our teacher to
promptly cxpel any scholar who makes
continual disturbance in school,
regardless Of who they are, and par
ticularly so when they are tuition
scholars The School Board should
so instruct the teachers.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1885-12-03
Literary Entertainment.

The monthly Sunday evening meet
inc took place at the Cong'l church
last Sunday. The building was filed
to its utmost capacity. Those taking
part were chiefly Young people. The
nrooramme carried ont was as follows.
tion bv pastor
Anthem,............. ............. =. Choir
The Old RumseIler, er,.............. Frank Duncan
The Landing of the Pilgrim fathers. Charlie
Lord
lynn, 49,; Inoil
Tbo T sl,ts Ias+ n Hvmn 1-ro, Bessia ~ -,obinson
Anthem. hem,..,..........................,.....Ch Choir
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1885-12-03

AT WITTER HALL TONIGHT.
FOND DU LAC, WIS, l
Nov. 25TH., 1885.
Fl. NJ. HANAFoRD:

Ell. NJ. HANAFORD:
Your Chinese Students have given
their entertainments in our Church the
past two evenings, and it gives me
pleasure to recommend them as gen.
tlemen, and their exhibition as in
structive and entertaining, | COM
mend them to our churches and the
public in general.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1885-12-03

A good Horse Shoer can get situ-
alton Of r. w. Lyon Grand Rapids,
Wis.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1885-12-03

A fine gold ring was recently pur-
loined from a certain person whom we
will not mention by name. The case
was placed Into the hands of Marshal
Carey Monday night last, and resulted
in finding the ring and returning the
same to it's proper owner who is highly
pleased with his prompt success. Ring
was worth SIS.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1885-12-03

Call at Hebert's for cabinet photo
graphs. If
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1885-12-03

The reliable firm of T. J. Wood
and Go. have purchased an extensive
stock of holiday goods, including
every conceivable toy and fancy notion.
Their manager, Mr.. Quinn, desires to
announce that they will be ready the
coming week for the sale of their goods
at reduced prices.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1885-12-03

We are informed that Mrs. r. W.
Femling who recently lost her hus-
band, was seriously i'll with heart and
stomach trouble Monday night. She
narrowly escaped passing over the
dark sea. 1t is earnestly hoped by
many friends that she will recover
promptly.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1885-12-03

st. Louis Globe Democrat: Il is
absurd to talk, as many politicians
talk just now. about "only one life be-
tween the government and anarchy. "
There are in this country millions of
lives ready to stand "between the gov
ernment and anarchy and there is
net the slightest danger of anarchy.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1885-12-03

The REPORTER neglected to notice
the fine painting done upon the Post
Office boxes in this city by MIR. Dennis
Finney. The work has called forth
many complimentary remaks. Mr..
Finney has also lettered DR.. Writer'S
office doors this week. He is at present
engaged in painting and decorating the
Witter House Office. 1t is said the Office
will be handsomely finished.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1885-12-03
HERE AND THERE.
PENCIL POINTERS AND OBSERVATIONS
CAUGHT IN THE PATHWAY.

Mr.. Theron Lyon has charge of the
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1885-12-03

While J. A. Gaynor was away at
the Hiles VS.. Edwards law suit, at
GAINESVILLE, his better half surprised
him on his return with 10 Id daugh-
ter. This took place Friday Nov. 81.
On inquiry of DR.. Robinson We learn
that mother and child are comfortable.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-19
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NEW IoUK DAILY REPORT

NEW YORK, Nov. Is. Especial. AT the
Cotton Exchange there was c. further re-
duction in the volume OF transas ions,
which amounted to only So 200 b4les The
opening was at a sill sht advance over last
night, ana during the aly the market de-
yelopsd haTdeaing tendency, and the
close was at an sdvsnce Of to Gpoiuts, or
about the same figures us on Honday
night. There Was nothing OF sos oial i'm
portanca to explain the flr uness, and trad
Ing was OF an entirely local character TIE
advlces from Liverpool reported fairly
steady market and moderate easlne $,
while at the south M Arktts wsre quiet and
steady. The war between Servia and Bull
Earia continues an interesting study, but
docs not Influence the market
in either direction. Outsiders
are doing nothing, but continue
TO show increased interest IL the market,
and this Ia regarded as favorable indlca
zion Of Widening Of the circle OF spocula-
tion, which, la cotton, has been of limited
dimensions, There was q fair business
pressl- on spot and Eales were $40 bales %.
unchanged quotations. The demand Is all
from spinners.
The wool market shows no material
change.
Holders show no disposition TO shade
prices on leading grade Of stock Although
buyers remain quiet ,me conc esslons art
noted IN iieeces, but msdlum grades show u
surprising frames. There Is some ire
sulaIity regarding pulled woods. Texas
and 1orritVrIal, stock IL In good demand
and rates rule flrn
In voolsn good there Is little change IA
note. The late cold spell increased the de-
mnnd TO certain extent, and agents arI
consi ,orlng the Availability OF ON advance
In prices. other lines OF dry goods al
nrm, with only moderate movement
Cattle market easier. Some sIrpIlso Is
Expressed here over tho fac. that white
Wholesale figures are now lower than last
year, thsr retail prices for beef show no re-
duction. Tho reduction In Wholesale
prlccswas due to heavy receipts OF Chicago
dressed beef.
Hides rule fur and thor9 i no change o.
note Ia the condition OF the trade.
Leather continues stroag.
Thosuear is stronger on increased
demsnd.
Tho advance In steel rails % sSS during
She Last Tow weeas, IN Consequence OF She
rooling mi Is havlnga years order ahead
hasset railroad builders aud owners e
thinking whether II would not BIO wise e
petition Congrc % reduce tho ratio or
ateol about 81 per ton, which would be- sut
noicnt protection TO tho manufactures o.
Bcssemer stool, al Of whom are acoumu
latias wealth ut present, owing to IA,
liberal bouniy.
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fkfs1s-Mesrimssk, annoy. l.2; Man.
'seleTi ,; Arnold, ~, American, s..
tse'ne, si-e; Hamnton, S; Gloucester,
S'Neess ID sanSs : Isl elercesieT
s'riPsNn. 6. Sddystnne. &; simpson, nans
=, Alen Nihs Sna nufrle,e 6: 81 epson ST.
N'f sfeN, :, k'chmon3, piuk and ptrplc, 8.
n9nnSl sairting, -; Engetts shifting,
"a aiiep sfsck, -; Peabody, black, 5 -;
hfoWN asEriSG---lr0wn, IL; AN
sasta, "a Ft'rleh IL, ~. Charter Oak, 81 :;
-,Ne N'-S, a. International, 5 ls2, Laurence
- o; ri2ndaie, 81, Enterprise, s; Glen-
~ p, noae Al, liza; Annsstoa, Sl-l
nfpNN ShfRriNo-t'ast Iron, 5, farin-
~, -; Honest, 7l-4i rocsboniaS, - /;
Auea@sle, :; Centsry 6i-s; DwighL1 Id:
lockwood, i-si Manitoba, ) Iii Bedford
nlxAoHzn satsr,xa-Sew yorh Ia:
Ntn' '9,is, ,0s; Ian gylou, 81 Lonsdaie, &,
stnit ar iae loom, 81; Gold Medal, IL;
fIcKIHG--&mnskeag, A c A. ls; Amos
ttns \, "; swim SiNer ~; STANDARD
- ses!on NA. les4i Eastrp "A, 10;
5se anu o@acy, esi Aems ODD, 81,
&t, Nhlsy Awnias, g.
tfid Pta- n .ahson. io,s; ThOrn0yGe,
~ AuQf ceO, g; Rock River. 8, sale,gh,
l.' yas 2,yn, S-S va @9weti CITY. ~;
9&si - An,sseag, 1876 Otis, lSlt
. GCka ann fLAtns-M omit HlOssas,s
u NHtguNa, ~; Old naiulnlOR, !. Nenos
ems. il; Rpeaa CITY, 3 -, Augusta, z;
Ant's.el l9i CottQptaie, 2, Cnmbeel.n1,
Hih9HAMs aatea. s IL; setergile, g..
~ NWihe Z, Bates Dress PiAid, ., Sseieh
a y s@i AmosSeag ; "a; s0lovjhw,
*, y rHutna t1u, %, WiudGmerV, 7 10
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aARpMAen AM METALS.

AxEs--Colllns, 3 dozen, 500: Gold Dol.
lar, u dozen, 800, Diamond hdge, q dozen
800, Double BIZ, 1900
,GI.LErs ASp LfDs-i,1c q 10; sugar
Tin PLATE-i. q, i0xii, n box, S COIL O
liN2, II aOS, =. 90; roAno ilx20, ~ box I "a,
Jcrne, MIX, ~ box, 400,
WARE PieUed, discoun. 81 is cont
stamped, discount 20 {, cent.
SoLDER-No l, &c; No, q and 4, 1870 t3 n
DuCN hOhSN U0LiAEa-NU. |, AGO q dog
HAmrN..rwo loop, $50 u dozen; three
loon, 3 10 A dozen.
TAcRs--lp boScs, 100 pspets, 200 y box
SNun hufs.-N dozen, 7.6O; iiilrond
picks, II du&Vn, $50.
MAT1O,Ee.. tdOgep $50.
huBnHR BEiTtNu.-D Discount 30 y cent.
NAtiS-i0Q, rate.
suovELS AND SPAD rs- Rowlnndis, dis.
count % ger cent; Ames' list steel goods,
discount 40 and 10 per cent.
HEANN hARnwAHG--Shufta, Inirhpf
l.tl, p,les, 70 .5Ji slngletrees, WAGONS. se.
lcct, 10; buggy, "a, express, 200; wagon
tongues, 1850; hickory ailes, 10 On, boi,lers.
i.16; coupling pOles, GTb, spokes, Xxx. 80.
lect, z, %; XXX, 250; sawed lelloes, ~, l,T5.
!, a0O, BoNden shoes, 600; nOrthwestcrn
horse nails, Nos, 500; 7, 8.a5; :, 500, nan
Iron, % taloi plow s,ool, 20; spring steel,
Sol caei steel lNf
BuocTGs-tradt g, and spring top, 90 o.
10 fsOtN, 40, open, S0.lO 10 6D.0p, do. aide
apring top, lOQO) "a Lh.0O, do side her.
Wb.ot 10 NIQ,do. phetDns, l25.OO 10 80 GU,
Grade A, side spring, lyn 90 10 QSl Gu, do
phwtOns, ltl0l To 3tn.yi, bump scat burr ea
1890 To &.ni platform springs, ilVip Ia
in.Uo;s hree spring wagons. 00O 60 La. a.,
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ScfrSs--iea IAN. n'io ipe,, ,.raaa. !,
~ =. soN'cs, u h., LasUyre, teio H., l.v0
F', 'os'ea s-io, n S-ff fVa Berry. = ~ 49,
esons, - 20 ees imleuA, IS Ia
~ sNoi *'tosit e''dt. slt0 ~
t'"- r1-loN sNs, aIIt rct faaf sSltnSis.
t'l'snrd sreuria'rS, ~ pisataffon cr1,,,.'
"a CSC ~ i.-e - 800 ygi.i.-. ehiriHer T. A.
,'st sti-pN ~ ietsi,fl+g lucica Louisiana
" w. E, ~ ar~ fnfs extra {. So 10 Z.
.. 49, N,.olpe,..c, aeN croe, Frlue, a., 10
p tetace. o., 90 /; togeiga. none
ANtAAssS-t tlsice rew-rro,s Te,islss.e
f tlisie a. % s., rshoiled, choice =.
iast ti '''a,i, IN cara svrn8. k,.
NAS sNs--X Soae, 5 i.z: xxx eoss. q,
.Nt lhse. 70; Csgioca, = r. J p0pnd, IN.
s- 4i yes slor Oyster, s; \
snoa 0r0y,al, 8; NIX lo1lan cyss,s 3,
A.s s.,e jAtl Nies u; s,niWSls, ~; cSsr1as
- SifaN t.DtfN f1kes f2. sglRr y,.tsf.-s. f7t
$3.50, -+'s ioi 1nsts WATERS A.; SISSY
SenA--Me,rb 3nsss. IN KEGS, s. tos. bi.
eafo, IN az IS, sio5; Jump sal roGa, In te,'s
'rums. y P''''''
gosAcce-Plps, u-ipch. 81 70 S.. tw,ss.
1919 " ss0S 81 81 in .e' navy plug, q %
y. $3.50 s.2 N0on1 -.ie tomatoes, 100; slh.
80 * Alyi eyprfesi l lhi 2i6 sa0reheIfiee
W. 4 hlsa" n54Gas. l.6ii 2in 'asphtrrlts,
A.' 10 "hcrtohnrries, lao; g A aoaei.,s
NJ e4tpys,s-'. 2tsirlng 1eaas ~ 3ih
acne l'Fsny. llt& 35, Wjusanis olr,. new
e,Qi ,W'aseR }ones' corn, Do / 81;
,H1lntae 0Qroi lh can, is5i earlA Juus
l' t,ni Nrsasen's 1uo Amiiy q,,
.'.ia. ems math@ftl, 1881 FRENCH nass
s, 'M 5 ~ cans '!gi oyssefs. 10 WD
h"i' t'iA; kiN G.i fl'i lA l. W., IN; ~
i; - Iohslsrs. 1855, IN salmon,
is7i 3iAeattlJ, 3,, 10 corn beet aG,
r. $50 shrimp, 825i chil6 eos
'a,no @ oh appies, l.l5i I gal. applss
aeSEf- aHutctts, 6 or, HIS per cass. 2
: % q! MA 90 .,S ktelPhs 8 %, 1905 / o.,
= OF, o.
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G.ounRa.


AhoouoI--Por gallon, 22qto380.
RR ANpl Rs DOMESTIC, per gallon, 50 10
91i imported Cognao, Wl7, per gallon, no;
lSI2, U.s. 1870 10; iS6G, Q 81; 1850, 7 ~; 1903.
) 70; 1875, 10 ~; O'and nupuy & Cos, CnQ
acc, lS7S i0j 1870, %, 1853, D 90; lSis. Ia III.
RlnqUet, Du6nuchc Il Goa Cocpao. 1874
20 $50, 5 50; lStG, AGg
GIN Domestic, ger gallon, rs to 8 GO;
import HuilNud, J W oSfd; SIR ltulert Bur-
nettB Old Tom. per caAS, 40 50 va. Hol.
lana, p0r case, Z % % ih0l.
WHISKY Eectinod, 10 por cent. PROOF,
per gallon, 30; WestSrn, I % 70 80; hour.
bop, 20 10 8 90; Ryo. 20 TO 20 Scotch I'M.
tih
OlIAMP AGS Fs--Piper Hedseeg, quarts,
ger dozen, y Oh; krug q Co.. quarts, per
dozen, u 20; Moor L ChMnd,in, Sillarg
D1neseuS, per dozen, a o +; O. Guniet, per
ip2eni p ~; q II. Mumm q Co.'S. nry
Vorvpey, y 75i Extra Dry 900; piuts, 2Cl
additional.
WINES California claret, par gallon, 7Sc;
iientApoel, No !, per gallon, O0tO rs. ifo-
2ogtod c,arsis, ordinary, per casE, 1000 10
2',N, tG0'ily cl@rets, per caek, 20 o. TO l2i U0.
lDe el9fets, per cask lO0 00 10 l76 90; No
100, per ease, t. 90, 81 Juilan, per casa, Sj;
4trGAaH, per CASE I 90; ponte Canet, per
-,e I'D uii Lacrosse per case, u %; Leo.
y9il, per ca9e, u 80: Chategr Lattice, per
casa, u 0O; ofciUsly, pr case 8 % 70 4 al.
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GENERAL MARKETS


KANSAS CITY, NO~ lS--The 1.-Two stock
Indicator fepnrls, Cat,ls-k &C pts, ag5l;
shipments, 1851. siesdy; oNrori,r 10
0.A. w Vi t. hot Q shipping, AIS 20 5UO,
common IL medium, s.aO TO 4 coz stocktrs
and feeders. ~ 1919; cows, 3O0t ~,
grass iexsa steers, "a TO as.
Mogs-hcseip,s, Hiss; stronger; SO TO
ehscp-i,ecoip,s, s2s; shipments, ~;
Quieti ir 10 good, 80, 10 2sT5 commcn 10
mo- ium LOO 10 Z ", scalpors, 70 to 70 each
Wheat QUE cash, "a bidi december, u
bid. January, Is oiij NAY, SIS Did.
Corr gp Y, CASH. slsl bid; year IS blii
Oats 4. mlual, sstk bid.
81. sspufs'
ST. LOUIS, NV. iS-Castlc -ileeeirts,
lao; shipments, 40, etc iy, with good ln-
cal dein AID Tor good grades; ma i've thip.
plug steers, range l0l 10 9 -, butcher
- egr, S5J to 80. cows aud heifers = 81 TO
30. stecscis and 70 ders, 4 - ~ s.Gj; Texas
and indian steers, .51 10 3.5o; cows, 400 to
. 8sss-Reeelpts, 600, active and ,rmer,
sheep-Receipt, or, shipments, 800,
Al 70 50, common to med. ~,
2W 70 iej, Texans. LIS TO afs.
F1nur UNCHANGED
I wheat .iet Win only moderate trading;
cold on ~ early recovered aud advanced
Ia. yhsu lluctuaisi within . range OF 10
And rlos.1 as below yesterday No 2 red,
0aah . ~ To 81 rvvsmbef, ~. December,
81 "a 70 " Ia, closi eJs.t; January, % ~
= y IS .cigelns ss - t'di say, lvs ~ TO
&Ak5 ~ clio ina I.O3 rs.
\ Csna ssfonS and advanced ~ 10 "a
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HIDES Ann Wool.

HIDEs-No. /, dry lllut hides, % Tbs and
ans over, l.c an; No. /, drs ilint hides,
hides, under. 2, 10 100 rib, No /, dry
sailed hides, lie d 10; NO. y, dry pal,ed bl cs
yc = %. cry oulls and bad damaged, 80 3, ID,
hides, I,.c q ibi No. Z, green sailed hi les,
GAO q ID, No. !, green butcher hides, 10 n
~ No. y, green butcher hides, So a "; sheep
skins, iIaijc each.
woof.-falI clip. io5ai7c a
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ACIDS soetlc,l0c . d. berzglc, dc q oz.
carbnic, 100 g n 81 rio, asc q %; ghHG lsc
q "a pXHtt &c e 10, osicylte, 2 n M
tappic%lgh Il ib,'ar -ric, p0Wdurod sos 10
AitM-~Bi W-5c E5 n.
10 q, N
ARROW RooT-. Bermuda i5c "A ID.
BALsA 4s,-Cr pnioa, @5o p -; tr, 45c q Ii;
BARE--Csss,s, l9e q Si sossairas, lie y
Wild chcIr! lie q ~
BAY SUn--S G2.i5 = & /
= sMuTH -Sugnlt ete, S2.25 p IN.
BLUE MASS CSC q 10
BORAN-.llo a %.
81 II n.
Northumberland powdered. % @
3 ID
UuLoHoFoRM--55Q2 q ID
CiEt Hon HOIA--P, {: w. l-o2 vials, 23c a.
%: y cuus &c w; 3. q S., l-Oz viais,
Gle g ozi i-aa MS, lie fuz
COCAINE -1uriate, crystal l0c i3 "; 4
per cont. solution, "a, y n ~,
IoRR0sIFE -uRLlTArE $50 T. ID.
CREAM rAElAB- Pure, yowdered, s0c ~ ID
Xrk ACT LOGwOoD- iu6Nl c "a 10.
= ID
q 10; opium, 50 SjG4.lO I'm; camphor25c a
Hope Pressed, MOI G q 10.
IoDINE-. fesublined, 81 y 10.
lopoElHM--i &c q oz,
LEAVES Bnchd loo . ID; sage, pressed,
"a " h Ii; SIENNA. NC r. 10
MER uRY --0Un Il m,
hoRPHtNH--P. * W, u, SA05 {, OF; u. &
W ., os, 1913 Smiths "a $40; %, S2,jb.
OILS uefgtniul, NHndeFsun's, sa21 Is n;
Gassia, u - q ID; castor, sl.45pi &c II gal;
cloves, 81 3 & ID; cubebs, 80 q ibi 'empn,
Sandeis,m's. " Il ID peppermint, 81 81 q 10;
sas airos, 5ic @ ID. "a
torAs IUn-. ~, mlde, i0c ~ III ohlorate,
sc 3, III cyanide, fused, 81 = 10; iollde, 81
q N,
DJvERs PowDEbs--St 10 q ID.
QuiHiS1-- 4 W., us, eo foz L. 8 W,
.'oz oan 3, HIc q OF .. & 3, "a s2c Is or; y.
8 Z. 5-oz caus, SIC q oa,
RED PkIc PirATE--75c = 10.
hoAP-.uastilc,m otued, 10 10 y ID; white
Cont la Nc I, IN,
STHYcnSfNt-Crygtai, y, $3.50 6. OF.
SULPHUR Bats 90 q 10.
Wax BnEs--Yollow, 100 q ID; white, 5O9
Coz y 10.
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G1PORTs AND sTOuKs.
Exports nom all United States por,R TINA
rar this week: Great Britain 6l,Tl0; France,
1901; Coniinent, 6S,lN. diOcA u all Unitei
Statct porte; THIS aRy, TSl ,0l3 jhls day
last year, 753,ii0
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iOursyILLE GAG Sons LRArHER.-X
heavy, ffe7 81 brands, tic IN; x medium,
nee u 0rlnds, $50 h; A heavy, one brand,
Q ID; a medium, one brand, 80 ~, Balti.
mnre crop, ilei Keystone oak sole. $3.50 %
BUFFALO rLAuBTEs-- Prime, 10 10 ID N
sides 81 10 " ID, good, 1910 rs Il tides, 2sc 10.
nuniuri IL 10 n % sides, 1Se rer n, u. ID.
Hoiamoras. 2gr o.; No. | oak harness lea,
- ~ loo d; No 2oah harness lea, 81 10 82o
u, No. dPm harness lea, SIC IN, M, 2 HON
hnrness Yea, CSC 10; No. California skirt.
ing, 80 10 4in; No hemlOck skirtiug, rus
$50 Slc; No. ! hemlOck atirtlng, lea
oiled, 90 10, No. 2 hem skiruug isa, 3sc
SIDE. y
PhtilADRLPHlA CAER-- Extra quality,
y 30 ~ lbs 10 dozen, l.aO 10; 81 to ~ ms 10
doheni rs 81 4to 70 ihs 10 dozen, / .05; 50 10
ltaa dozen, LOG ID; 81 b "a Ia 20 dozen,
Duts Bros. ahead ir gents furnish.
iuls A.. nny La.
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ALIAS TnxA.

early br,t ,,,....,.-
yesterday; SO. ! mix4d S Ss ' 80 q N a.
-; November Is l-g io So 2. hi, Sin, = -
Jsnua y, - Is o. So - closing as IL 80
% ltto y! IL eios.! gSTl;4
Oats gher ard strofs. No q,,i-
c5Sh g t,.!; yer + Is; NAV "a 80 "a, "
oarrmea3 lire mt - Icy 'ei 40 ''','
DNNl qule ana unchanged.
say Is eady 90 %.
frnoSie'ous Pork arm; Old 9.eo; hep,r.
LaId nouinal
Dry salt Meat--Lnne ele,r. sS5, e,-rt
70 10 9eg; so to.ear,5 )
AlernoG. Board: Ehe.t cloteI drr,,
Cora steady.
Nais hfm
N,.. SEW YORK,
$50 car-lCads, M for The iuafyel 10 q,
E W slo@ aud a manner Of c,r-ln,,,,. i. /.
~ ,lutU nnsold ~ he CLOSE bur desifa 4.
Ilsht natiye steeS q d stilcliv prIme
heavy, bulls we've Il uifl, dr ,oc.
'ig 3 ou e% 80 So, of 90 orado stock offered
Woest-Sp1t lots IL to lower; OPTIONS
opened y TO y lover Ia er adv snced ! 4 T.,
q ., CO. iDg Steauy az IA TO ~ under mn .
sue saie; No cred 81 II, elevator; No. .
TO 9S 10 clio lpg9S; Jsl uary. o. ~ ~ e
Ing l07 s. 80 oS
Cora Spot lots advan ed - tn and IN.
to- 8 l-2to 3.i 81 Of with o slight pe9r-
tioa; No 2, IS 10 IS 4. Nh > Nn,fs ~ ie"t-
55ss, closing at 81; December, 5.lI To Az
o,osi,ns ~ 5lM; Jaaulry, ~ TO 3. elos,. q,
az Szss Nay, az 10 a, closing 4s7..
active; NO ri spat, Gu sn es ., ~
bags; November, GO, December, 20 "a; JAZZ an.
uary, 675 ~
Moasses dull.
TEi,s quiet ana steady,
T Tallo steady and quiet at AZ.
Turpe ii o steady.
Wool arm fair demans.
Port quet, buths d firmly
Lara 6polniG higher. spot, 6.5f. Ds-
callDpr Il 4. II IL 4 a L.,
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THg BUslsF> W08l


NEW York, Nov. IS. = Especial - Rail-
road bonds aetiye aud higher. Fort
Worth & Denver City So, 80 Houston
Texas Central, msip lice, Il sts, saS-l;
seconds, 70i general morsss 90 50; Iron
Mountain llsis, % ST; Texas L Pa. lnc
Rios, c. -2.
Closed at The following prices. bid:
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stocks
NEW YORK, Nov H.-.FSpscial l--Ntucks
active and excited; prices higher in the
foreroon and lower In ate dealings, owing
10 heavy realizing sales
Money active st2 TO per cent, the de-
msnd being nearly equal to this aceumnla-
tion.
Closed at the following prices, bid: