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DRY eSOODs

PRlNrs-Aerrimack, fancy, s la; MAN.
chester, s; Arnold, 5ss; American, s;
Pacific, ola; Hamilton. 5; Gloucester,
5; Gloucester, mng., 10; Gloucester
silver sin,n.,,s grey, "; Allen, s; Lodi. =;
6; Alien pink and pnrple,S; 81 apson sll-
YER grey, s; Richmond, pink and purple, s;
Dunneu sairting, H.; Ragetta shifting,
"a; Allen check, 81; Peabody, black, s l-2;
simpson. black, 6; Rosedsle &l2
BROWN SHEErING-Crown, l-2; Au-
gasta, .; Ettrich LII, 81; Charter Oak, 81
Live Oak, A.. international, 10; Laurence
Ill, q: Glendale, 81, Enterprise, 6; Glen
dale, rs; Boat AL, Tl-2; Admission, 6l-2
BROWN SHIRTiNa-Cast Iron, 8; Farm
ers, ] Ia; Honest, ia; Pocahontas, 7 Ia
Ailendale, J.; Century 6l-2; Dwight la;
Il, II.
BLEAoHED SHIRrINe-New York 10 la;
@amsutta, lOl,; Langdon, y; Lonsdale, s.
lonsdale cambria, "; Masonville, Ola
Fruit OF the Loom, si4; Gold Medal, 7 L.
Cream OF Crop, "a.
keag A. IL; Swift River, ~; standard
Z, O; Easion XIX, lo1i Eastrn IA, 10
Oakland fancy. 81; Acme ODD, So
Ralcigh,. Q; standard z, 81; Pearl River
w; Slbley Awning, To-
srRIpEs-Hamilton l0A; Thorndyke
10; American, .; Rock River. 9; Kaieigh
Unknown. 6.S, 10. 80.
DENNIS Amoskeag, l2l1; Otis, 1871
York, l6< Warren, 49,.
CHECKs AND PLAIps--Mount Pleasant
I; Catrubs, "a; Old Dominion, I; Mem
ghis, la; Queen City, 9 Ia; Augusta, 7
Tennessee, 10; Cottondale, I; Cumberland
heck, I; Sibley, 81.
GINGuAMs--Bstes,S la; Setervtlle, s
Westville, ]; Bates Dress Plaid, 0; Scotch
i. II l-2; Amoskeae, s Ia; Belleview
liz; Washington, &; Windemere,7 -
CHEvrors,-oak9ale, o. -2; Sterling, l-2
Unknown: i. B., 6 IL; Sibley, 92-4; Glei
Riddle, 10 IL; Harrisburg, IA; slater, s
Everett, IL; Boss, s; Suverdale, s; Ar
iington, 8; Victoria, II; Germanis, Il "a
Bates H.
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NEW YORK DAILY REPORT

My YORK, Nov. 13.-[Special Tho
Ejaculation in contracts al tho Cotton En-
ehange took an upwair tarn to LAY on
more favorable advices from Liverpool
and frIner markets at thu South, and on
transactions OF l0l 400 bales, prices az
yanced 10 to IA points over last nights
closing. There has been 40 mater al
change in the situation to cause
The advance, but as Liverpool is looked
pom just now as guide to the movements
OF the market, reports that the markets
here were hardening and buyers showing
more in crest started buying movement
here, and the tendency was upward during
the tire day. Light frost was reported
rom some points OF the South, and mar
kess there helped to sustain the improve
menthere.
Spot cottod sympathi2ed with CO trac's
and pr ces were advanced i-lt. There is ~
Increase In the demand from spinners, al
sales were sos bales.
The Liverpool weekly report shows an
increase OF 900 balos in stocks, and the
amoant of american cotton now or In
transit is $1,000 bales greater than last week
The wool market rules firm and a fair
business Is passing.
The cattle ma ket Is steady.
Hides maintain an unchanged position,
hoidersa are firm and the demand is fair
Leather strong, with exporter9 showing
greater interest.
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LIQUORS..

ALcoaoL-Pel gallon, 40 to $50
BRANDiES--Done per gallon, SO to
300, imported Cognac, 1877, per gallon, 4 so;
i@2 81; $50, 8 10; 1866, 10; 1850, ! 10; 1853,
90; lSiS, 10 50; Otard, Dupuy Il Co.'S, Cog
nae, 1878, 30; 1870, On; 1854, 90; 1873, 10 Is;
Blaquet, Dubouche 4 Co.'S Cognac, 1878,
q 10; 1870, 80; 1878, 800.
GlN-Domestir, per gallon, | rs to 2 90;
import Holland, $ % toS75; Sir Robert Bur-
netts Old Tom, per cask, s 70 TO 900; Hol-
land, per case, 50 to Is w.
WHISKY Rectitied, ~ per cent proof,
per gallon, | 80; Western, 20 to 30; Bour.
bon, 40 to 8 80; Rye, | 50 TO 3 80, Scotch i'm.
475.
CHAMPAIGN S-Piper Heidseick, quarts,
per dozen, y 90; j krug & Co., quarts, per
dozen, IL 50; MOer 4 Cbandun, Siilery
Mousseux, per dozen, 2i0p; g. Goulet, per
iozen, % %; q III. Mumm q Co.'S. Dry
Norway, "a 70; Extra Dry, - ~; pints, q %
additional.
NINEs-CalifOrnia claret, per gallon, 75c
Lienfaudei, Mol, pei gallon, 00to | rs; i'm
ported clarets, ordinary, per cask, ~ 90 Ia
81 70; family clarets, per cask, 70 on to l25 10;
dne clarets, per cask lon on to l75 20; Me-
doc, per case, g. 60; 81 Juiian per case, 8 30
MaigeuS. per case, 90; Ponte Camel, per
case, ~ Cd; Lacrosse, per case, Il %; Leo
veil, Per case, u ~: Chateau Laitte, per
case. "a o. OBITUARY, per Case 3 ~ 10 8 60
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GENERAL MARKETS
KANSAS CITY,

KANSAS CITY.
kANsAs CITY, NOV. i3-Wheat lower;
Jenusry, 10.
| Corn lover; cash, 81 bid; year. ia bid
The Live Stock Indicator reports: Cat
me-kecs ipts, 1904; shlpments, l,5j; &C.
live; exporters, 5 20 to 5 IS; good 10 choice
shipping, 40 10 500; common to medium,
a2oto s,O; stockers and feeders, go to 500;
10 3iO
Hogs Receipts, ll,ill; flrmer; hlgher;
common TO medium, . 50 to $40.
sheep Receipts, go, shipments, 2j0;
Gals,; fair 70 good, $40 to 500; common 10
medium, i,O to2.2h
ST LOUIS.
EST sr, Lo Is, Nov. l8.-Fiour dull and m.
Wheat lower; declined " togl ON lower
csses ana short selling, aud lallr re-
Soyered TO II and closed 4 10 "
below yesterday; No. 2rcd, cash, s23s to a3;
HS.SoVemoe', W To 0SSs, closing VI, December
KS To Oi's, closing 9i94; January, wa TO
49, inge OA; May, 0i)s to LOB, closing
Cattle--Rccelp@ coo; shipments 100;
seaice and q rn; good TO real choice native
ss.eets, 10 70 h %, c mmUn TO medium, $3.50
wa,oOi native hatcher steers, $40 to t.BD;
vvoMs an aud heller ,25lto $50; stockera and
feeders, 2,t0 TO 1856; Texas end Indian
steers, 90 ~ 3.ii; cows, 100 10 2 80.
3SOtO37O
sheep-keceip,s 100; shipments 100;
seIdy and liln for top grades; good 10
ttnS' :, 40 10 3.So; common to medium, ECO
'ycz,ooi Texans, l,75 10 400,
. Suih weak aud u to " lower for oplious;
i'm Sasn hrm No. . mixed, 39S to 40; yoar,
100 VA. clio ipg Ays bid; January, 1873
wnSS,s' closing 1895; May, SO to36,s
vn wa,s May, y lower, but otner options
Nnvnanged; No, 2 mixed, ca'h, 2514 TO Nh;
NSSvember anu Decent Ell 25H bid; May, 30.
NWo,rnmeai steady ut lS0.
mnlsky steady at / ~.
pprovisions steady with q good job TRACE.
LorS.old, 900, new, o.75.
Dry ealt meat -Hoxed long clesr, 1855 to
vooo,,V; shorttib. go, to 6.lO; short clear,
bacon : Long clear, Dos 10 $50; short rib,
Wy snort clear, 800.
Hams, o IS 10 1850.
ssfW a; December, Us IL, January NJ IL
~, May, l.05ss TO l.0,.
vorn firm hut dahl.
oats, no sales.
NJ NEW YORK. =, 1891
nNhw YORK, Nov ~. Reeves Receipts,
ear-losds, all for the market aud al
sS NV; Very poor to prime native steers sou
II Ito 0 W tops, 6,75: 4 20 Texas range cat
ohered; exporters were not buying eat
Sshe. o.; Receipts, 7,ilo; dull and lower at
mbs,
Flour iuL.
Whent Spot, cent lower, clesins
<nrger, Father more doing Tor export,
EsNrs yi'on,d stione end heavy anu ue,
Xstu "a 90 4. nilsrwpfd sirehgtn,ntu
nuvaDrs.l To 2. closing firm. M.
~. rail delivered No. sred. November,
VIZ. cosing .Disl. Dscembsr, eila to
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20 s9r' PA to IS oflla'. No. ., n ,vemher
% 20 10 o.: closing 81: December 5ls! hSSt
,n1 .os, January,3S 3 to i9l-i closinT
10 r -, Nay, "a IA to a H. closing Il IL,
go nonee-Spot fair, Rio quiet, s I-2: opIions
saias On ~ za near months, Others rather weak; ;
w 10 6s,i March, COS; May, 7O5'
Susac steady aud quiet; refined finn
granbated, 81. ''-'''
to 50. "N'N' No" orleans, Oh
Klce quiet but leady.
Iurpent ne steady at S7L,
WOOL qniet and firm; domestic fleece o7
'oS'i pu le =, u to SO; Texa., 9to2l
s1st rh ~ stoeyady and moderately active me, $,
Lare higher; spot, G As; November. G 80 IN
"ts' Leeember' 6,aJto 645i January, la o
CHICAGO
SSHicAGo, NOV. l3, Fl, ur quiet and 5ull
neat cul ard lower until the eli a. az
.he AFTERNOON board. when there was n bet-
yer ieehng aud an adv,nee of |; sjk to
., ~ cl.sed'sSts N vember; 81 to S75s,
closed 81 l-2 TO SIsa, ID cember; 81 10 TO sSls
closed - 10 SSls, January "a 10 9Ss5, clos
tiss bid. MAY <a' >'0'' "
orn fair y act We, hut weake AND lnwar
~ a. Ito 3,cosed 49, November, agH ia
~ ',S, closed 80; year, S64 10 81 ia, Closed
" !, q uaIy, 0sSs 10 o'H,, cl sed 3S1s.
l,Ork ialrly active aud 8 Ugh iy higher.
go 10 $50; cash, so to s 50, clio. ed S75 De,
cember, 9G2 2to9.75
Lard fairly active but unsettled and ir-
Regular, at 6.l2 l-2 to 6 10, cash; Ole ia To
o'lS, November and December.
I, noXed meats stronger. dry sailed chnul-
GERS, 3,IO to 800: short rib, IS to 4.v5; short
clear, 8. 10 to So.
Afternoon Board - Wheat excited and
higher; 81 IL 10 S75s November; So 10 To
oo9s; DE emser; SOS January ;955s May.
Corn stronger I3 November; 40 IL
December; 40 l-2 year; so May.
FORK ste dy, slightly higher; SO Deem
befi 40 January; 1918 May.
Lard 21-3 higher; 8Ill-2 December:
6.a2 l-2 January.
The Drovers JOurna. report. Cattle -
Receipts, 500; shipments, 1860; steady
shipping steers, 3.0J 10 500. StQckers and
feeders, $50 to Az; through Texas cattle
firm; western rangers finn; natives and
half-breeds, $40 to Acc: cows, . rs to 8 is;
W ntered Texan 8 " to $50.
Hogs Receipts, 1000: strol 8; 10 higher;
40 to 40.
Sheep Receipts, iOO); shipments, 900;
slow, natives, go TO sac, Texas, 2.CN 10 200;
lambs, 90 to AIS.
PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 3D. Wool quiet
but II ady.
BcsToN, Nov. lS.--Wool gu ct but firm
and unchanged.
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nAnpwAlna ANn mrrALs.

AAEs-Colllns, q uosOn, 800; Gold Dol.
lnr, 4, dozen, b.V; Diamond Edgc, Z, dogon,
r,S, Double Eli, l1.01.
sktLi,Ers AND LtDs-,I.o a N; sugar
kctties, ic "a N.
fIs PbArr.-l. U. lOxli, u box, S.U0;I, q.
1854 & box, ~; Toxno lix9l, a box, 80.
lerBe, AlNgS, "a box, iiOl
TiNwARE-Pieced. discount qi y cent .
stamped, discount ~ fi cent
soLptR-No. l, bc; No, n and 4, $50 q n
DUCK HONsE CoLLARs-Nu. |, lUO "A dor,
uAMKs..Two loop, $50 y doson; three
loop, 3 ~ Is dozen,
TAUIs-.ln boxes, ~ plprrs, 2 OOp box
GBuh Uors-.f tutuH' SD, r,llron,l
rlcka, n dozen, so,
MArTuuEs-.f dusJp,
NuBDkR BETTING nisrlrnt ~ "A cout
NAILS 20, rate.
count 10 per cent; Anes' list, steel goods.
discount 40 aud 10 per cent
HEAVY HARpwkRs-ShAfts, rnlshod.
40; poles, 10 90; slngleireos, wagons, sc''
lec,, lf5; buggy, Is; express, $50, wn,ton
tongues, ~ %, hickory asles, 10 ~, bols,ars,
l.I6, coupling poles, $40, spukps, xxx, 40.
lect, 2.15i xxx, 80, sawed lelocs, ~. I.J5.
., 100, Bowdcn shous, 500; northwasictn
horse nails, No.6, $50, :, ngi; s, btO. b.t
iron, lc taioi pillow steel, 10; spring steel,
BuoGIgs--Grade Il, aud spring top, % ul
10 Sp.uu, do. open, 500 10 p,Ul; d1 aide
spring top, luD " 10 i5i.Ul. 10 ado bar.
MO.OJ 10 1910, do. phptnus, iliisi To 10 0i,
grade A, side spring, 800 To 1904. do,
phRtons. yup To a0.UJ, bump seat bug. Ga /,
1000 10 2D.W, platform springs, no 10 10
lSdHa nree spring wagons. sl0O IN La
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LUMBER AND BUIlDINy mAvrR1Ar

LUMBER Rough lumber, II 80; rough
ceiling, 10 No; native pine ceiling, X, II %;
naive pine ceiling, =, 900 native pine
siding, $500, dressed nm matched flooring,
% o.,
SuINGLns-- Boss shingles, AIS: o. X,
40; he'rt pine, 4 20. sap pine, 500.
POSTS Cedar posts, best, l2syc each; bois
dare loo
LATHs-- Per Loo, $50.
BBICK--Dallas brick, :. J0per l,OpO.
PLASTER PARIS Now York, LOS: Mich
igaB, so per barrel.
CEMEHT-- Rosendale. 2.75; Louisville,
8.25; Portland, best, 70 per barrel
STONE FLUEs- About 375ac per loot
DRAIN PIPE--From lRc per foot, and
higher according 10 siES
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GEsIN AND BREAosrUEss

WHEAT-7J to ~ for good wheat.
RYE-Ransas, zoe; sacked, soc
CoRN--ln ear, 3JQS2c sacked, 10 to 42c,
,oATs-ln bulk, 2l123c: sacked, 25ISQ126c /;
choice sacked &c
BARLEY-i0Dioc; sacked, so to 60c
,,RAS-fer cwt-Al uuiiis, 80 ,py5c
CORNMEAIr--Fine bDlted, rs ll1 bio
aoMrNY and 0RIrs-400 d b4stsi.
FEeD-Chopped corn, /, iyJ ID, | 10;
chopped corn and oats r loo lbs, LOS; corn
ran, Is lUv Ms, Csc.
GRAHAM FLOUR % 100 tbs, 2.25.
HAY--irsirie, 6.75 TO y 90 d ton
MTLLET SEED-Large, |. 20; small, 100.
FLouR-FIRsT Patent so TO 3 2j; Sec
ond Pat t,2 20 to s.; Extra Fancy, 2 n
to 80; Fancy, 2l0 10 IS; low grade, l.SS
To 30. Northern, pat mt, 800; extra fan
cy, 2.s0,fsncy. 2.7O, choice family, 2.5O
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AcIDs--Acetic, ice y ID; benzoic. dc u or;
carbolic, 4ec 8, ID chrc, 65c y ID; gallo, lSc
6, OF; oxalic, Toe &, ib salicylic, s2 4, III:
tanDic,$l.t5 f'ib; 'ariaric, powdered, 5Oc 4, ID
ALuM-S1aCg5c q 10.
80 AnMoNIA.- Bromide, Sc Z, II carbonate,
ARROW GooT-- bermuda Acc r. ID.
BALsAMN,,..Cspaiba, 45c e III; llr, i5c u ID;
to lu, 5lc q. ID.
BARK--Uassis. l2c q ID; sassafras, l2c ~
wild cherry, lic d ID
BAY RuM--S .09255 q ID.
IL SMuTH.-Suunit ate, 1925 n ID
BLUE MAss--l5c "a ID.
B0RAX-- 20 Is ID.
Gallon EL--American, .6c y IL; English,
81 q IL.
CANTiIARID ga Russian, powdered. 80 Nv
q III
-75(tsSc Il ID,
CiNcuoNEDIA--P. W., Loo walls, 2}c y
OF: 6-nz cans Sc q o2; V. & s., l-OI walls,
2lc {, OF; 5-Oz Cans, lBc Is on.
COCAINE Muriate, crystal, lOL - gr; A
per cent. solution, T., 50 Z, OF.
CoRRosIyE SuBLIWATE--Bic a H.
CREAM rARTAR-. Pure, powdered, 4Oc q II
EXTRACT LOCKWOOD. iJal'c Is n.
| {, ID.
GUM.-Arahlc, bCCl6Oc a n; asafrlida. 2Sc
& w; opium, 81 SlG4.l0 flib; camphor 2BJ i3lb
Hops--Pressed, 2Otg2ic q II.
IODINE. Eesublimed, 81 Is II
lonoFpeM-. i2c G. OF.
LEAvrs-- Buchu l6c Z, IN; sage, pressed,
l4s w q III; SIENNA, nc fS H.
MER, uRY--bUc Is IN.
MoRPHISE-.f. y W., u, $3.0j I. OF; y. Il
W &, on, $2.s,; Smiths -, $40; OF, 500
OILS SergnDui, sandersUn's, tl.25 Il N;
oaSsiS, 20 ~ III; castor, fl.i59l % * gal;
clovcs,Sl,, y ID; cubebs, $40 {, ID; lemon,
Sahdcrson's, s " . 10, peppermint, 81 fib;
saSs0iras, c q ID
PorAs tuM--nromide, iOo - n; chlorate,
e N, "
DOvERS PowDEhs-.Sl 10 n IN.
QulNiNE-t & W., szs, &c flo1 L. W.
,-og cau. VIC d OF -, d : D., Oh s2c 4. OF; b,
81 - b-0z cans, SIC II og.
hEn fREc PiTArE-.r5c ~ 10.
Ar..tnstile,mo,tlcd, So GO q n; white,
Cont llclOc ~ n,
siNlcunist-Crysial, -, SLIGO y on.
SULPHUR. 80 90 IL N.
TO n n.
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HIDES AND Wool.

Hiprs-No |. dry Clint hides, % ihs and
over, nc I'm, No. Z, nry mint hides, 30 lbs
an, over. lie an; No. /, dry iiint hider,
under ~ lbs, l5c An. No. 2, dry mint
hides under 20 ~, loo an; No. /, dry
sailed hides, lie {, ~, No. >, dry sailed hi Is
y z ibiury bulls sud bad damaged. 80 g. 10;
hides, i1fc b 10; No z. green sailed hi lea,
tso " ~: No l,green butcher hides. 10 IA
~ no. 2, g.een butcher hides. 50 1, vi sheen
eklns, lttss5c each.
wooi,-Fali clip. l0ssiIc y 10.
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FRUIT AND POULTRY

uHIoSs-St. Louis, 800 per barrel.
CABBaaE--in crates 40
CHicKENs-H 3 co. spring, $50.
EGCs-lbc per doyea
Burr3R-Best grade northern, &c; best
Dallas County, i5g2Oc; Otner Texas comfy
butter, i2c according 10 quality.
APrLrS--l.m per bnsnel; ~ Louis, 3 2S
por hhl
tIEMoNs-y4 o. per box
OsANGES-S3 50 per box.
Sw skT PorAToGh 6Oc
IRISH porArOES- rexas. $40; Northern
goo per bushel
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CArrLn- Steers. 80, to AIS, feeders, , O,
to- 20. cows, [ 50 Vi 5c. bulis. 1 .Ol /, 4 ~.
% % to $780, u
Hes : Packina and shipping, s.no 10
, ~; light weights ! " 70 si5;s,ccfeis. ptr
head. 5ofp $40 T. n y -
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|rHE BUSINESS W0RLp
SHANGHAI


NEW YORK, Nov. Is. - lspeclas.l - Rail-
road bonds irregular. Fort Worth & Den.
yer City 6's, IS; Gulf, Colorado &
santa Fe sevens, ll5 TO ll5f; Houston &
|gexas Central, main line, firsts, a9y4; Sec
ends, "a e; Missouri Pacific consols, lOS5;
| Iron Nountsin firsts, ll574; flves, siX;
Wabash convertib!es, So.
Closed at the following prices, bid
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LOUISVILLE OAK SobE bEATnBR..A
heavy, FREQ OF brands, lie hi \ medlum,
$40 N; A medium, one brand, 500 N. Balti-
more crop, t2c; Keystone oak sole, ~ use
BUFFALO siAuiiTER-prime, ~ TO ~ n
eldes, 81 to 3,c n; good, 10 10 ~ N Sides &c N,
counter, n 10 liio sides. $50 per b u r.,
elto 40 10; No. 9 oak harness lea, "a 70 $40
10. No. Them harness lea, Sc 10; No.g HON
harness lea, 2sc 10. No. California skirt.
Ing, ~ TO 40. No lhemlOck skirting, rtis-
sstt. zoe, No, / hemlOcs skirtlns, lea
Oiled, Sio N, No. . Item skirting lea, 2c
10, Vpl, and hrijlo leather, 400 " 5N
aide.
PHILADELPHIA CALR-.fxtrs quality,
$50 % rs 20 dozen, |. 20 NJ; % 10 q he 10
dozen, lis n, ilto ~ iha ~ DOZEN, | 90; SO TO
Oibs . dcsun, Loo 10; ~ q. u Ne 10 d1Een.
5nih
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BONDS
StDcka.

Stocks.
New YORK, Nov. --ISpeeial l-.stocks
active and strong, with heretofore neg
lected spec!altles prominent.
Money active at to 3per cent, with 2the
ruling rate.
Closed ST the following prices, bid:
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Gray IS ANY u d HAT
ir tae walt; yea not ~ years Of agef
Ge' bark boyhopu's color by using
PAkei's Hair Bllsam.
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HEATING l.. { N, Co,
DALLAS, TEXAS
DALLAS, Tux AS.

kTATE eCENTS FOR David. xrasy Manufacturing
sssy VS. walking and Riding oulvaor Improved en- 40
andCorn hung euaehmen; Double Shos,
Champion Cotton Planter, Drop Erie v ~, me
| ard Boilers Case NJ Co. Ihreshing Machinery wesp,sop
hoesaleB '' "'s"osAouse Eagns
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ExPoRTb AND srOCRn.
exports from all United States pIrIs thus
cor this week; Great Britain, GAS; France,
S,5Oj; Continent 65,s30. Stocc n all United
states ports: rhle dsy, 76Oel0 ,h's Gay
isPt gear, 7T9,SI1
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LEATHEE,

bid. +Asked.
ToHe-CiOsed. New York, steady, Now
Orleans, steady, Liverpool. steady
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ToNE--Ciosed: Now York, quiet; New Or
leans steady, Galveston, firm; Liverpool,
steady
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-14

KANSAS CITY.
kANSAs CITY, NOV. - Wheat lower;
cash, a l.2 TO 70; December, a 10 a 10;
Sorn lower; cash, 81 bid year. 21l{ bid
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-14
]. 5. DAUGHERqY

HIS facilities for assisting purchasers TO
good bargains are unsuruasaed, and he
guarantees satisfaction 4. Al. parties en-
trusting aim with their business. He IL
aiso prepared to furnish on short notice
complete abstracts Of Title OF Dallas city
ard coun y property.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-05-29

And from Justice Keady's Court-Ter'
yitory VI, John pcnoyan-
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TeninO and Vicinity.
From a Lady Correspondent.

From Lady Correspondent.
Mrs. Hicklin ard son Hal have re-
moved to Elma.
The Gibson's (Robert) left Friday
for short visit to relatives near
Centralia.
Sol. NJ. Blumauer, who has been
absent the past month in Tacoma,
returned home this week.
The meetings of the Tenino Ly-
ceum have been adjourned until DC.
tober, the members finding their
time fully taken up with business af
fairs.
A son-in-law of Aaron Webster,
MIR. James Wolf, of Portland, Ore
gon, has returned here and rented
a farm for the remainder of this
and the ensuing year.
Wilbur McMullin has moved his
logging camp from Troller's, ON the
upper Skookum Chuck, to Ssatco.
He will furnish all the saw logs the
mill will use this Summer.
Farley johnson and Lafayette
Davis have each had log-rollipg on
their places the past week, the re-
suit being q considerably increased
clearing for next years farming.
The literary people up in Hama
ford swamp have recently organized
a lyceum, which meets fortnightly,
Saturday evenings. Mr.. Robert
Gibson is recognized as prime pro-
moter of the society.
And now It's loudly whispered
that wedding bells soon will ring
q merry peal for more than one
brave lad and bonny lassie in the
Tenino precinct. Certainly "the
signs OF the times" indicate as much.
The quarterly meetings of the
Methodist denomination at the
school-house on Ticknor prairie, the
14th and 18th instants, we're largely
attended. Two persons "ioined the
church." The next quarterly meet
ing will be at Grand Mound prairie.
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Probate Notice.

TN the Probate Court Of Thurstou coun-
i ty, Washington Territory.
In the matter Of the estate Of Ellenor
Alice Barker, deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed. Executor Of the above named e.
tate, to the creditors and all persons hav.
ing claims against said deceased TO sx-
hibit the same with the necessary vouch-
ers within one year from the date and
first publication Of this notice. 10 the un.
dersigned, at his residence 1t the city Of
Olympia, Thurstou county, Washington
Territory, or at the law Office OF Israel,
Shissler and Manvill In said City Of
Olympia. All persons indebted 70 said
estate are requested to settle the Same
without delay.
Executor Of the last will and tesla
ment OF Eileuor Alice Barker, deceased.
Olympia. Warrington Tsryitory. May
q, lV6o.
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ID. J. Talbot. the new upholsterer, 10
now prepared to make and repair furni,
ture, to pack furniture in a careful man.
ner for shipping, to sew and lay carpets,
to make and put up window shades. and
to buy and sell secondhand furniture.
Lounges and spring beds constantly on
hand and made to order. Old lounges
and spring beds made as good as new al
o trihing cost. Call on him at the shop,
Fourth street. between Main and Column.
bia.. All kinds Of iobbing promptly at
tended to.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-05-29

The steamer Northern Pacific while
coming out Of Victoria last Sunday,
broke her cross. head, which released
the piston and allowed it to pass
through the bead of the cylinder.
The shock strained the framework,
broke the Nottingham and did
much other damage, estimated ct
fully $50, 900.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-05-29

Tss Grand Lodge Of Masons
msets In Tacoma next Wednesday.
4 fall representation includes 1856
msw bsrs. On Tuesday, the Royal
Arch Mssons will convene, with
representatives from chapters In
oPesass Falls. walla Wslls and Be.
e(als.
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Cost bill for inquest OF John Herman
ordered paid as follows:
THURSDAY.

Assessment Of Apollonia Hoffman re-
duced az follows: $4OO on lot l, block
30, Of Swans addition; 500 on ware
house on Long bridge, and 5000 on inn
provemcnts on lots T., and Q, block %,
II Swans addition.
Gave notice to G. II. Hale. as agent
for NJ. b. Mattice, of intention to raise
On lots |, ., 3, I, and 6. block "a, Olym-
pia, from 81, $50 TO IS $50, and on lots
and 2. block 81, Olympia, from $500 to
81 800.
Gave notice to James PattisOn OF in
tention to raise on II acres homestead
in J. NJ. Swans donation claim from 49,
800 to IS, 425.
Notified the following merchants of
intention to raise on merchandise kept
for sale:
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-05-29

On all property outside the limits of the
city OF Olympia, and poll tax of 81, pay
able in money, and road poll tax of 81,
payable in money or . days labor on
public highways.
Per diem and mileage of Commission.
ers and Clerk for present term allowed
as follows: