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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-21
OFFICE or
MILLS
Elm Street and broadway.


DALLAS, Texas, Sept. s, lssj-To the Mor.
chants Of Texas;
Our now Roller Mills, which wo
claim to DO the largest and fineet ever
erected In the South, were completed
and have been In operation since the
lst instant.
We are now manufacturing brands
OF ilour that will compare in grade aud
quality with that made anywhere.
Our mill is entirely now in every
particular and OF tho latest improved
machinery, and no expense has been
spared TO arrive at perfection In pre-.
ducing tho Highest grades OF flour.
Tho machinery was furnished
by tho Stllwell aud Bierce Manufacture
Ing company OF Dayton, o., using the
0dell roller system. Mr.. William
0dell coming hero In person to super
Intend tho construction Of the mills.
The mill and elevator buildings, on
gines, boilers, otc., were erected ana
placed In position by Captain J. NJ.
West, q thoroughly competent en-
gineor. To these gentlemen much
credit Is due for the perfection 10 which
they have brought our establishment,
Our hoad miller, Mr.. Q. Il. Barkham,
who has brought his corps Of millers
with him, was for long time tho head
miller In the washburn no" Mills
OF Minneapolis, which IL . sufilcien,
guarantee Of his proficiency ~ q mil
Ter.
We are now prepared 70 offer TO The
trade our products q - low prices
end On - favorable terms e can b,
had slsswhsfes ed viii b plsassd \
furnish samplee ~ peleos epea appli
- oQ.so1 1eeoo aollsloeG
II 3 = :. !. 4 +. 4 s - >1n1u - ! +
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Tho religious meetings row being
conducted by Evangelist Williams con-
tinues 10 attract large and deeply in
terested audiences. Yesterdays SER
Vices were listened to by crowded
houses-in fact, comfortable sitting
room was at a premium. His sermons
were pointed and pithy, exhibiting an
absence OF all Efforts of policy. The
number Of conversions since the In
auguratlon of tho present series of
meetings arc quite ilatteriug to the
reverend gentleman.
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Immigration,

The news OF the good crops OF Texas
is spreading through the States, aud q
marked immigration Is tho result.
Every incoming train brings them.
This seasons splendid crops have done
moro 10 encourage immigration than
all the advertisements and talk COM
bined. The class that now seek homes
and Investments in Texas are q better
class than heretofore. They are more
intelligent, better fixed In lite, and
Will make good citizens. The lido ap.
pears to prefer tho northwestern coun'
ties,
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peek-a-boo racket Is kept mp until they
are extlnguished for tho night. The
attention Of TEE HERALD has, on more
than ono occasion, been called TO their
inefiiciency as illuminators, and the
reporter would suggest to the mana
gers Of the company that II they were
properly remedied, souls would be
saved and more general satisfaction
plyau
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-21
WOuan's Face.

WOuth'b race.
"What furniture can give such fin
lsh to u room, as a tender woman's
face,' asks George Elliott. Not any,
we are happy to answer, provided the
glow of health tempers the tender OK
preston. The pale, anxious bloodloss
face of the consumptive, or tho evident
suflerings of the dyspeptic, induce
feelings OF sorrow and grief on our
part and compel us TO tell them OF
DIR. Piorce's "Goiden Medical Discov-
ery,' the sovereign remedy for con-
sumption and other diseases OF tho
respiratory system as well IN dyspep.
sia and other digestive troubles. Sold
everywhere.
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After Awhile.

How often is this expression uttered
by tho prOcrastinatiDg man or woman
how often would that self-samo person
give all they possessed, when, too late,
they appreciate their hardness IL act
Ing upon what we suggested; but,with
the remark, ooh, III do it after
awhile" let IL 20 ON until too Jato. Now
Is the time for the prudent to provide
themselves with some simple remedy
that will relieve them or their children
In the dark hours of the night from
the sudden attacks OF the bowels, at a
time when the doctor may he too far
away to give the necessary prompt re-
lief--after awhile will be too lato. Get
DIR. Bigger's Huckleberry Cordial at
once; 1t is a family necessity.
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LEON KAHN

Our stock Of boots and shoes of gents,
ladies', misses, and boys children's
fall wear, is now COM
plete. We have the bsst aHd
largest stock ever exhibited in Dallas
and as lower prices, than good Gus
tom-made ever aold here heretofore.
Call at the old reliable shoe house of
Leon Kahn'sand examine goods and
get prices.
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Tho Now Postage stnmp.

Postmaster Cochran has received tho
special postage stamp, which costs 10
csnts each, and which insures the
prompt delivery Of the mail matter to
which they may DO affixed. This
stamp insures the speedy delivery OF
the letter or package II carries.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-21

The private school of tho Misses
Collier will reopen ut Gao Browder
street, in tho Cedars, on Monday, Sep
tember q, Terms same as heretofore,
except books arc not furnished.
Beginners specially. Number Of
pupils limited.
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County Court.

Tho civil torn of the county court
commences to-day. Cases have been
set for five weeks, but tho probability
IL that six weeks will DO required for
the trial OF tho largo docket. Last
Monday Judge Bower act the oasos for
this terms trial.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-21

Look In at tho China Hall, corner
Elm aud Murphy, and say yourselves
whether any other house can display
such variety OF ornamental rs we'll
as useful house furnishing goods.
Lamps and chandeliers, mirrors, baby
carriages, goods for wedding or birth
day presents, etc,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-21

1886 will get you genuine mems
hand-sewed calf shoe, in button, lace
or gaiter. The easiest, best and cheap
est sboeip tho land for the money, as
Loon Kahn's.
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Our ladies footwear department is
tho most complete in the city, our
stock is completely graded, from u
good low.priced article, TO tho best In
tho land. We handle goods for all
classes, our prices are made to suit the
masses, at Leon Kahn's-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-21

Tho now arrangements in "China
Hail." corner Elm and Murphy streets,
show goods to great advantage, and II,
with tho actually handsome display
and extreme low prices, the "China
Halw folks do not do good fall bust
ness, It will certainly not DO their
fault
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-21

Our fall stock IL now complete. We
guarantee 10 show tho most complete
line OF underwear, shirts, hosiery and
every thing. else, In dne furnishing
goods IN Dallas. II. II. Burr 4 Bro,
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To House-Owuers and Renters.

10 HouHO-UWhtra and KcntCrH.
III your balcony or shed room leaks,
Ehrots' Prepared (2) Ply Roofing will
mako II waterproof, Can DO put on at n
total cost, not TO exceed $3.50 per square
no xl0 feeO and win last M long n.
either tin or iron. Prompt attention
given 10 all orders addressed to
SIpNRy SMITH,
Dallas, Texas.
Manager Southwestern Department
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TABER BROTHERS,

Jewellers, 8O2 Main street, Repair Dc
partment.
This branch OF our factory is fitted up
in the latest improved order, is under
tho control OF skilled mechanicc, prsc-
ticslly experienced in tAat special line
of work. All repair jobs arc carefully
attended to, promptly returned, and
charges reasonable. Now articles OF
special design made to order.
Respectfully,
TABER Bros.
Jowelers, S02 Main Street.
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holland 1t McRosky Hardware com.
pany, sell the famous Charter cook
stove, for either coal or wood. Best
stove in tho world. Every one guar
anteed to give entire satisfaction, S3i
and $50 Elm street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-21

Having greatly reduced my stock Of
fine hats, will now sell the balance OF
stock regardless of price. need and
must have the room for largo stock
Of shoes. Cali soon, and save monov
before the stock is brokon up, at Leon
Kahn's,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-21

In spite Of al that our competitor
sAyj NO guarantee 70 show the largest
and neAtest stock Of iurnishinR
Goods In town. II. B. Burr 4 Bro, "a
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-21

"Tls beauty truly, blent whose rcd and
Ns'urss ,', own os swee, and cunning /.
Possoni's powder impAris richness '"''
Making tho SKIN ~ SOFT a. down,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-21

James Moans' celebrated SO shoe at
Loon Kahn's.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-21

A complete limo OF school shoes for
boys and girls, from tho best factories
at prices to suit the times at Leon
Kahn,s
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Drunkenness euro

DIR. Hammer, the drunkard's friend,
will DO ut tho st. James hotel for q few
weeks. Call and be cured.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-21

$3.50 will get ledios' genuine CuK
kid, hand-turn.button boots, at Leon
Kahn's.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-21

Don't forget the grand musical con.
cert this evening at the Wagenhouser
Brewery park.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-21

Mutual Benefit Lifo association of
America, 2i0 Broadway, New York,
insures lives at cost.
w. III. CASTOR,
RrhaiAnnI nnllnu Nm I'd 81 nrnnla nn
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-21

Children who attend tho public
schools, get your supplies at Paul II.
Urb's
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0oto zee H. b. Burr 4 Bros. aus line
Of uoeQs. They will undersHll ali
g2mpetieors, 10 PER cent a least, s0o
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-21

Monday, September 21,
Public schools open. All tho books
needed to DO found at Paul l.. Erb's
book store.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-21

Public Schools,
All tho books at Paul \. Erb'a
store,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-21

Tho Fisher pianos. viii A. Watkin
II Co., HERALD building.
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA,

SUMMER LAW LEcrpnEs tn,ps
s. h.ss y ss : sns m s. ssn
:: q Shls q other law 1Shcciis,' Ind,
s. - ~
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Don't forget tho grand musical con-
cert this evening at tho Wagenheuser
Brewery park,
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0.M. Oyorleese, iAoo Ro.s Ayenuc.

Breeder OF fancy poultry. stock
now ready to ship. Agent for tho
American incubator, which may BIO
seen In operation at residence.
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Burt & Mears shoes at Leon Kahn's.
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Cholera Prsvsatiys,
Many intelligent and experienced
persons, basing their opinions on OK.
Ieeience In past epidsmics, flrniy be-.
q cholera, and arr hsvins cistcrns
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Missouri Paclno.
Texas TRUNK.

nc. ANAL and cypress, leaves 4S5 Y. NJ.
opIE0 HoRTH.
No, l-Nsil sud Express, arriyas.ll:W A. M.
Trains and run daily, Sundays eH-
Septed.
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The best ana purest condensed milk
for Infants is the Highland brand.
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The Esty organs. viii A. Watkin
l. Co., HERALD building.

W. &. HOWARD, ls.T. sTRATToN,
President, Vice-president
]. II. HOWARD, j. RAUCiI,
See'y and Treas. Superintendent
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MIR. Williams. Mesiinrs

Cigarette smokers prefer Opera Puils
because they do not stick to the lips.
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%rEsz y Pacific.

<rrzs u Pacific.
Suiyu EAsr-T. d y. pSroz.
NJ. lES--sst. Louis express. .....,. $50 A. NJ,
Leaves Ur,op Depot. ........... s;l0 A. N.
no. S0S--L Local Passenger. 49,. S:l0 y, M.
no. SCS ieaves Union Depot =. 1870 Y. M.
ekn Antonio Eyprees arrives. .i0:lS +. III.
GOING wESr--uNIou DEPOT.
NO. al--California Express, arr. $40 =. M.
leaves Union Depot. ........ $3.50 L. M.
Loavea Texas q Pacific Depot. $40 l.. NJ.
No. SQe--Iocal Passenger, arr .. IL :S5 A. Nj.
Lsnvts. ..B:20 y. M.
Leaves Texas q faeifo Depot 1875 Y. Nj.
no. Nissan Antonio Express,
es 4. & r. Depot ........ 6:ch a. Nj.
sssween Forth Worth and Marshall daily.
NoN. Boa. sol and 300 tske meals at the Union
pspct. Nos. l6A and l62 connect at 1T. Worth
With traius to anu from Colorado City.
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aarLwAy rsrr DAMN.

escs ~ a Texss Coatrai.
In eoect June 18th, at noon.
aofra hOUrs-
no. 2-Ksw oIlsane and Qalvssloc
E3prsssfdsily, ......... $50 A. NJ.
, sSSt SUNDAY. -. -, ,.ss p. NJ,
4 IN l-6alveston and Houston
Ssfress 'daiivl... ............, $50 p. i,
CoiEu NORTH.
40. 2--9 .l>,a.e and Chicago Ex-
pfses td7''g.......,.....,....... $500 l. 4
srnasy ...,.....,,..,..... I2.l5 p. M
no. i-St ipr's and Chicago
Fsprsse daily. .......,..,... 1855 p. NJ
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Cholera Preventive,

Tho most popular cigarettos az the
popular price are Opera Puiis.
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MEDIA tPa.) ACADEMY FITS ZOE
backward Boys. Sinslc OF double rocni,,
Al students board with principsh
SW1TutN Y. SHoRTLlDGE Harvard A.
Il, and A. MY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-25
LIVE sTocK MARkkTs by rELEaRArH.

CHICAGO Nov u DrD0,r, SaarnIl rspjrs, OIbI;
Receipts 2OOp ucaf; shipments 1000 urxst stca "
EIpOs II 7,0sJ 4Ot lows Mixed 81 80 Oi StoeE
81 Feeders. ~ - % Texans % Uo
81 10
Steeij-Recepts $500 head; Smpmena 200 market
dun Inienpr s2'O0s3 2oi Natives ~ O0a5J % Texans
az UJOr- 10
hOo.-heceIpts $4,000 shipmentz 1000 usrvet strong
Rough Mixed. ~ ODs3 90 PacEng shipping. 10 %
IS lAKiIt ~ SO a 81 50; 9kIp4 81 4U0S3 H.
BUFPALn Nov 81 -CIs- HrceipLs today 20 aesi total
for tius Tar JNOJJ neat i3OpU
head consigned thro as and steady
Good % inc, Stsars siO0Os 10: anI Feoes
81 '0Si
Sheep Receipts TO-DAY $500 head total wnsk thus tar
o. 10 mead Tor same tine i l5UOU eai "oIsi0nod
III ugh - cars marAei qul"I ind Medium q"
0ooi 6Oas 20: dOOd TO Cboice % BASS 3ji Canada
Lambs. "a SUH5 10.
cceDts TO-DAY. 1890 for nus FAR
33.'OJ head for uns last 2lD1 head con-
signed through 10 carr o. whicn 10 NewNork Market
weak Medium To Fair fofkers f3 30 as8 20 Oood 70
cl ~ UUa3 OJ Bufchers Gr1el IS oOetJ 80 riga
= 81 a ~ IS.
sT LOUIE Nov. H--Cstfts- Recepts ll00 shiDmenia
FAIR Choice Satlyo shipping rcofs
"a oud$5 Butcher SEers % jObsI JCf utaSs
reIan steers. 3. 50nf3 30. - =.
--ss-I,eoeiDts 500 shipnents zoos common - No
dunn 81 " Goj fnrto Cnooe - 75ds3 49, iamDa 81 Oo
Hogs Recc,pts 1Us-ss saIDmeDts. So0 LighL % 40
So 6OI PACKING. - 30 @sJ 1oi riesyy. - 1S@s5 on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-25
GR4IN AND PRUDUCE MARKETS
FEATURES OF NGN-foAK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NGN-fOkK DEALtNd%
Strange to say the changes i'll tho visible
supply OF wheat from the previous week as
shown by the reports Of tho Chicago and New
York statIstcians very nearly a-rce. The two
statements otherwise present their usual Variance"
Here are the figures OF the New-York sttaement Of
compared with tue preceding week: Nhri .
81. JIj. Dab bushels. gain Of l,l4O,O3l bushels /;
corn. 1l4O2O2 bushels, an Increase oil &g1g-
bushels uaIs 2.9GG, ii -rs. decline OF 5G1.-1l
ba total gi.in Ol6il, 16l bushels; net increase
Of co.. l92 bushels. -
0nIy modc ale speculation took place AZ the Produce
Exchange yesterday VA wheat lover prices stimulated
use export drmInd and shippers took 10000 bushels.
with drrlniHs tendency ami tne, cOse was barely
steady 1T lsUl4 cents above ihe bottom nsuIen All
the nuu,hs down ~ cent rs follow :
December, 944 January, 9tsi; hruary, 9Sie
MAY 81 0%a. Corn WAS stronger. CASH lots advanced
l0I cent. purCh,scs OF shippers amounting L"
$1,000 bushels. The options enjoyed sharp advance
but did retain the iuI gains. Tie market ehur'i
Irregular decline OF & cent Tor November NJ %
y December at % 4. an January ~ o"'e; hhd =
,or february 49t. aud MaN al Is cents. ash oats
cnloyrd OF Il y cent but ended du hud WIN i
easier tone ENp,rtrs ugIt 10000 bushels Ia - M
pitny the options advanced asG Y cent but cnAr'
heavy ~ . reaction FiEal prices show gam or l. 9
cent rs follow. Novcmbtr -: December. 35ls Janu
ury 3GIt and february 81 ,.ntS. The provi,"n mar.
kcts higher In sympathy with tn advance In mo
price al hoes ami Lard. Options closed SIR NJ aud .
81 30 for December. 80 ~ Tor January.
81 Is for February. - for March, ANA 81 ~ Tor May
Cnc rrceIptH gram Iprs. Phi,drl pima, Ba-
tim"r' aud Boston Yesterday were as oliows Wheat.
l31,3u7 bushels. corn 31Js91 bushels: oats, iJ.'i :
bu hris; total gram, 5OG.lj2 bushels; Hour %i4JG
burr L. At Chcazo. Milwaukee an ~. Louis the ~
rYdls were: Wheat. I26.5sG bushels, com. 32l.l9I
bushc oats 1897 bdshrls; total grain, OOJ,1-7
bushels flour. 5O,1j1 burc.s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-25
COTTON MAn1nrs-aY rELs,s,r4.

LyEni ooL- Soy. "a lz:Jb D. m-Cottol arms MiddGns
I pIunds 3-lOit Mmdlng Orieau, . 7iGL Hlius-
utJ bacs. includlnF i.O'J bales for speculation and
export receipts. 100 DdeA nculing H. $500 AmeIi
can Futures firm UpiLnls Low Mhldlns clause. NOyrm
Der delivery = I'D. Ii Cad NOvsaDsr anc De
cry gDId OD4d; 10 January ana February delV
ery D IU61d; % IL ed: do. February and March fr
Ivory. 1861 do March ana April delivery Ii B4d;
April AMI Nay delivery. -Bld do. May ami June de-
hvorv. b tiG4G. do june aud July delivery. . 81.
Icn1cfs Tor leyey nj tO-ihys clearing 0DO Dales ne"
docket 4nl on Ohi do
2 T. W. The day included 10000 bales American
Futures arm Uplands. Low MddDg clause November
donY.ry. , I3bid do. November aud December
delivery !B4d. seller. do. December aud January do
livery lO4d buyers; do Jnnnary ami February delivery
odd buI ia. February ana darch deivory. lid
AprlI ana 4sy delivery .U-bid. buyers May and
June delivery. 2iC4d sellers do juno July delivery.
Z1btO.
y. observation-disclosures cosod quiet Uplanhs Low Mod
linz November ucuycry l3bd. scIers do NO
December delivery. lIGid. sellers do Dr-
ani FeDruary delivery l.o4d buyers. do February and
deliver l4-64d. sellers: 40. .rch Aprl do
VERY I7-Id sellers do. April AMI May del ~
buyers do MAY nndJuno delivery. 52I-5id sellorsi
do. June ana July delivery ~ cd. buyerA
GALVESTON Nov 2I.-COtton quiet M,idling, D'a; Low
MIddling "a GOOD ordinary, al3 net receipts. 10, y
bales; gross 7O9Z bales; ETpOrs To dreat Britain bu9i
UGles: saics q 54 bales stock. 3d. rs bales
SAVANNAH. NOV. 24COtt on and firm Middling b.
Low MIddling. Sas Good Ordinary. ~ net and gross
receipts. 1000 bates; exports Coaswise, B. ~ btta
ia CO. 1900 oaes; STOCK. lUs, 30 bales. ~ 80. -,
Low Middlins 7l6 Good Ordinary. Lii; not reorpt&
"a 0OB bales gross -. 70S bales Exports o Great ra
49, bales: tho Continent o. l2j balesi nacs eJOO
bales; STOCK. 70 Os2 baloS
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rrpo-rAN PRODUCE MARKET

LIvKRrooL Nov "a PROVISIONS -saoon Canoer aai On
S2s M; Long Clear M;dlINs aOs 3D. SNORT Gear Nl0dcs
81 10: short ub& 'sL shoulder -, on p1r swe
Reef sis Cd Tor Eytra indian Moss; Prme Mess III
Pork-Primc 6s Oh per obi Prime siYsS sss.esa'
5Is- N.n1nra 4ss American, Jis Od fftne 'os
er,, "a i'll iird Oh S7s IIarls-Lon2 Cuf as. I'd
shoulders J,is Butter I'd zee cwt of nnsst nei
stsrea Thcess-A merlcan choice a. ID Mhsat-- TED
Western sDrmg. To- Id IS. G Red Winter - Id ais d
49, cnal No Svrny7s ID; New Western Nintcr1s Al;
New Mixed Western As I'd tali:ornIl 80 I. 's Sd a
- "a Canforuian No. Ia nd sd. conat PrGiuce
spirits Turpentne. s ta; Do st London g od per
cS. ennrd De tro III at pcrgalloa Gioverseei-
cwt. TallOw-21g. 3D. percwt Resin
1omn,on ss ia: la oil. 0s- I'd ilhsoed on. pa
Oh ner cyt allOA = nc AmCfctL 81 81 Prtns Cty.
2ss Od por VI it5rgerated 90: HAD quart
ers i9. oie gusrters NJ per ID.
The for the past tarss dlys vers 33oo
cen. ala. lpcla ling 5t.J1i {, atala Am ,r1cAh
The receipts American Tor ths past three days we're
II - o. oeHtals- -. an,
LONDON Nov. 2i.--Produce -Jinsead OIL s2' "a Gf2l
l5s per Calcutta nseo s4s ID quarter ihusecd
Caka Js.0 IS Refined f"fEnedm. a. AZ
I al. per gallon spirits OF furpentne - 81 per ewt;
spern on sos nosin-Common. IA vh per cw~.
Pale rs ala Proylsion5- ard. 55s I'd. ewt for
American. sugar. la. Sd per Tor CUBA Centrinyai
Donr,zn $50 lis ljs. I'd Tor Cu0a Mus,yLie ftir
rrnmng adoat Austrsi.an Tallow-Beef 24s 9t "a
M; Mutton. pa 6d d-!65. oh cocoa Nut o"-'"''ph
6 ~ Os Cochin. S3t rs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-25
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Nov. "a (Spec'aD. The packers
busy atniu tod y ~ the yards and On 'Char -
covering their short contracts Yesterday thcy took an
enormous quantity OF pork Tee goointnrcd provision
traders the Eastern aud Western spectators.
They started the advance ami kept In the face ~
the packers opposition. Ncw-IOrk Is believed TO have
made about 81 barrel larsc lines. Pork advanced
tins morning .Ja3j cents barrel IN the nrst and
the ptt crowded Corn all the morning at'-
rchrr ncEcctcd Wheat opened weak at - l. cents for
Drccmbrr. bat nrnrd up ceuts. Mr Armour take
bu,l over n ar mat tnr TAN Of -hpmrun by the
mixers 81 h"Ht mere lsa silly blum DcCrmb~r Nteit
lId sell at e~s cent. but dd not stay trte long There
not -nuEh trading 10 hccp prices up Wituuu; Dol
slerlnE AMI uUnoy apparently ar to de- AuJ hr.-
strnk business Tho sto-day and the anticipae ed
ipi- FOR .omOrruw we're enough Larger than nav
brru coming iu o itto t. turn tie tide ~ avor Of th-
wi-t sc lie cunncn>ura-c with all ne speculative
dsu's Had al p.t universally accepted. too, tIt
Ar.u..r /. % way allied with hun Then u NJ
III ., N the pool u really mako 0rni'H"i" oiq a.
short ,rl cr o. Conrmp'f. Inc Latter IA lOe
the OF ihe heavy rulrgrs aud chu'.
CENTS every no tti that hs Cutnsci over C"rH
,aN .rI noon. Just ltt c stiIcncd 10y the We
weather. hut tie pit was nr&I-c r'l.
~ 40 utlu+k The cln-r WAS Drf".Hbrr wheat
~ I'D ta-c Jiustrf. S~6~~isf; year cglu }-l3 .
JaHGaIy pork. $40 10; 1apuaIy larI, 80 ifnt LIE
receipts tn-lty WrIr: 80 Ctfr II wheat, jJJ 81 'rh
1870 OF aLd 5000 head 81 hUg- The auilsiuntrd
receipts for 100 Gaze OF wheat, $50 al
corr. and 10000 mead I hos.