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New-York tribune., 1885-03-26

TRIBUNE OFFICE. March 26-1 a m.-The tempera-
ure changed little the country yesterday except
that il rose between 50 and l5o the South Atlantic
coast between loo and 250 IN the Northwest and slightly
in Texas Except the Eastern provinces and Gulf
statesg eneray clear prevailed There light
rain In the Lower Mississippi Valley. storm of slight
energy moved from Manitoba into Minnesota and east
ward The movement OF the barometer here was slightly
upward Clear weather prevailed. The temperature
ranged between $40 and 800, the average (3ils9
being l3 2o lower than the corresponding day last
year, and 50so higher than on Tuesday.
Slightly warmer weather and light rain may DC eh-
pected to-day In this city and vicinity.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-26
IYcENDTARIsM on LONG ISLAND.

Much commotion prevails in the farming dis
trct Of western Suffolk county account Of repeated
acts OF incendIarism. At Central Isep on Monday
night an unoccuped house belonging 70 MIS- james
Foley fired and totally consumed lnyoNlhE Ioss
of 81 900 On the night large Darn on Emniett
j. HOwers farm ut Bellport was also nrea 1y an ern @
impIcmrnts valuable horse, 900 bushels OF gram ana
fty tons of hay The house was also purheu,
Imminent danger Of destruction B Fuller III attempt
ing to rescue the live stock, had ms coz. burned III ~
was a pocketbook containing s36o. mr. howells . Ioss
is 80 O0O partly Insured. The morse that pershea was
of trottjug stock
New-York tribune., 1885-03-26
DIR. zrKERroRrS cAALAEYGEI srEINLrz

The chief topic of conversation at the Man
haitian Chess Club since the arrival Of the March
number Of The British Chess Mony has been the chal
leuge which Dr. j. H. Zukertor issues In that magazine
TO william Stenitz to play for the championship OF the
world. DIR. ZukeTtOrt says: 4" am, however ready 10
play Mr. seinitz eli her side Of the Atlantic, and call
on him 10 appoint second, with whom my second may
settle all the necessary prcimnares. These two gentle
men might elect referee and form then ComTn tee,
which would hardly md II difficult to arrange matters
satisfactorily" Members OF the Manhattan Chess Club
say that better place for the meeting OF these
cham pOns could be chosen than their club rooms where
both OF these well known Both are honorary
members OF the club.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-26

.ov,, Acaucmy of Music The quartet. whicn is IN
s,srndae Benefits autograph is in parts the viola
-, WHICH was evidently written last bearing date
October 49, 1891 At that time Bennett was only nj
teen and had been for five years az e
tSe Academy in 1881 but it was never periormed Ben
t, handed the parts to his fellOwstudent MT John
GIedhii OF Brighton in whose possession they nave
since remained
Mime Christine Dessert will sing at the Iheoaore
Thomas subscription concert In Philadelphia on ea'ur
aNgcuiuV
New-York tribune., 1885-03-26
THE WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON March 25.-For New-England,
and the Middle Atlantic states, fair weather. followed by
LEGAL rains or SHOWS slightly colder westerly winds
shifting to warmer sOuthery, falling preceded in the
eastern portion by rising barometer
Far Tennessee and the Ohio Valley generally fair
weather followed by partly cloudy weather ana local
rains winds generally soutnwestery falling barometer
For the Lower Lake region, warmer fair weather,
followed by local SHOWS southwesterly winds, falling
barometer.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-26
MR.. BREWSTER DECLINES A DIYNER.

PHILADELPHIA, March 25( SpeciaD.- The COM
mtee OF lawyers of this city who had rendered dinner
20 ex-Unitcd States Attorney General Brewster were
highly disappointed to receive communication from
hm deelini1the courtesy In his letter Mr. Brewster
ssys: feel II IL would better become me, while
tnus acknowledge your goodness TO show by moderation
seif-respecting OF regret for the suffering of
pany who depressed by these calamitous days.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-26

citation Of New.York will be held tomorrow night at $50
O'Clock at Demonico's. Chauneey NJ. Dcpew VIII pre-
side. President Noah Porter win respond to the toast
to the college" Wayne Macveagh OF Philadelphia.
and Governor Henry b. Harrison, OF Connecticut, VIII
also speak c. G. Beaman will respond TO the toast 20
Harvard and James w. Alexander to that In Prncetons
honor The committee having the dinner In charge are
sr. Depew. General Joseph G. jackson, Manning y.
Wells and w. B. Ross.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-26
rector should take up the subject of fashionable woncns
dress his next eDen DISCOURSE as she thinks che has
| almost persuaded him to do.

Taking up religious paper the other day we saw a
its motto upon the tltepage 1--WE know nothing among
you Christ" Looking Ia another column We saw
an advertisement rs folows DO you know that
IS climax plug Tobacco, with red tin tag Rose Leaf
fine cut chewng Navy Clippings, and black brown,
and yellow snus the best and cheapest. quality
OF the adage. Consistency thouart jeweiChrsstian
Advocate
New-York tribune., 1885-03-26

The undersigned manufacture Fine Plumbing
Materials, such as are required and used in work
where quality and not price is the consideration.
Among the specialties manufactured and controlled
by them may be mentioned THE ROYAL" PoR-
CELAIN BATHS. THE "BRIGHrON" and
"HELLYER" WATER.CLOsErS, THE
MODEL" SLOPSINKS, THE TUCKER"
GREASF.TRAPS. THE "DoHERTY" SELF.
CLOSING COCKS, and THE FULLER" Eau.
GETS.
They have handsome Showrooms in New-York.
Boston. and Chicago where these appliances may
be seen fitted up with water connected visit 70
these rooms will prove suggestive and Instructive
to those who contemplate building or remodellins
their plumbing.
THE MEYER.SNIFFEN co. (LAmited)
40 and As Cliif-st., New. York.
RRANcH SALEsRooMS:
81 Adams ST., Chicago
l Pemberton square, Boston.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-26
FIRE ESCAPES FOR THE sTAYDARD.

Inspector D'Oench, Of the Bureau of Build
ngs yesterday issued order to the proprieor Of the
Standard Theatre directing them to erect several fire
escapes in the bull ding.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-26
Ready This Morning.

THE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE
Price In wrapper (reay for mangl cents per COR,
Ono copy year. 81 50 copies aad extra SlA
THE TRIBUNE New.York
New-York tribune., 1885-03-26
DO litlral NcIiees.

Seventeenth Assembly District Republican Association
Regular meeting THIS EVENING vt Turn Hail. S&l
West 47th.st. JOHN GCCLAVks prasdenk
New-York tribune., 1885-03-26
GRADUATES OF VETERINARY SURGERY.
The New-York College of Veterinary Sur

geons held its annual yesterday in the
hall the college. No 332 East TweDtyseventh-st Tue
various medical colleges well represented Pro-
fessor Mclean delivered address to the graduates
James Hamlcy Harry d. Cell, william ROhrs, William
Rns and Jonathan Price,
New-York tribune., 1885-03-26
Enfel ienfiorlr

4lst-st and Broadway the Anencan plan; snperfor
permanent aud transient pircs private
bath and toilet room connected with every aplrimenk
LOUIS l.. TODD PTo1fie.JE
New-York tribune., 1885-03-26
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

shows the bsometcs variations IN tes city o. tenh.
VI lines divisions OF for the ~
midnight mite line he oscian'
mercury those hours The broken dotted line
naIs pharmacy. SIS broadway.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-26
GperlaI Notices

MOORE ART GALLERY.
go FIFTH.AVE
OIL PAINTINGS
AND WATER COLURS
entirely the OF
THE FAMOUS ARTIST
MR.. join LA FARCE.
About examples from lacie aud poetic brush
atung many tie important works produced
him. ---
NOW on FREE EXHIBITION
AT NOORES ART GALLERIES
and 20 be sold at auct.0n this
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY FVENING5,
MARCH 20 AND ~, Al O'CLOCK.
H. n. Squire ~ sons, Jewellers, % Fulton-sL. n T..
Diamond Ear Rim "a matclei all sizoA
Watches make, SiJtJ SiJJ sterling 5uyerYsr -
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NEW York DAILY REPORT.


NEW YORK, Nov 6 Especial. There
was o further reduction in the bust
ness in contracts at the Cotton ex-
change, sales to-dsy being on y 69, coo bales.
The tone was fairly steady, although on
seVe'a molths there was decline of FROM
Ito . points from the 10 est prices yester-
Jay. There was little desire shown TO a.
low noticesto run, and through this COM
pei selling Mt lower figures,
the bulls being careful in this respect A
Telling that cost ls now very elise to the
point at VIII CHI investment demand may be
looked for has caused the bears to exercise
considerable caution in oper tons, and
This has materially restricted transact ous,
which have fallen OF eadily since Non
10Y. The range of fluctuations has also
narrowed, and the belief gains that many
operators are taking profits on the recent
decline. Liverpool reported the ma, ket
weak, but more encouraging advices come
rom the South, where bad weather mes
prevailed for The past three days. The
Liverpool weekly ttatement shows that In =
Total Stock, Including the amount anost,
mas increased rs eco bales during the week,
ana is now only 4CO1 bales behind last
year. Present exports ate, however, Of fair
volume, and the outward movement is be-
heved to be on The increase.
In spot cotton there ia little animation
a'hough offerings arc in excess Of require
ments.
Inc wool market was arm with fair bus,
ness.
Cattle market steady.
hides firm with moderate movement.
Leather strsng with good demaud
sugar weak, ana holders are disposed tt
make concessions.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-07
DRY GOODS.

fEINrs-Aezxmsc x, fancy, la; MAN.
chester, S; Arnold, 81; American, s;
Pacific, lie; Hamilton, S: Gloucester,
5; Gloucester. mng. -; Gloucester
s SLY, grey ~ .; Allen, e; Lodi. x;
9; Alien PINK and purpie,e siDpson sIl.
Yer erey, 8; kichmond, pink and purple, s.;
pCppell sairtins, -; Ragetta shifting,
u; Allen check, ti Peabody, black, 5 10 I;
simpson, black, S; Rosedsls' 4l2.
BROWN SHEETtSG-Crown, 7 l-2; Au-
gusia, .; Ettrich III, 50; Charter Oak, SIX;
Live Oak, 4; International, 3 IL; Laurence
Ill, 9; Glendale, 50; Enterprise, 6; Glan-
dale, rs; Bostt AL, ~; Admission, 6l-s
hRowN ShiRriNo-cast Iron, 8; Farm
srs, I'D; Honest 7l-ii pocshontas, ] II /;
Lockwood, $50; Manatoha. Ia; Bedford
K, Ia.
RLEAoHEp snIRriSa-New York 10 ]. q;
%amsntta, iOia; Lsngdon, .; Lonsdaio, S,
lohsdale esnbrie, u; Ansnnvtlle, 70 l-9;
rruit ot the Loom, va; Gold Medal, 10;
TIcKINa-kmoskesg, 4 q A, Is; Amos.
keas 4. Il; swift River, IA; Standard
z. 9; Easion Xxx, lCl4; Eastrn IA, 10;
Oakland fancy. ,tA; Acme ODD, sSs;
ists; Sthiey Awning, i5
SrHtPEs--HamiltOn. l0sz; Thorndyke
~; American, y; Rock River, 9; isslsigh,
va Unkuown, s-3 "a; sewett City, Tsa
Unknown. 6.S, 10.
DENIMs Amoskesg, ~; Otis, 49,;
York, 49, Warren, lS54,
CREoKs AND PLAips--Mount Pleasant,
!; CNtruha, ~; Old Dominion, !; Mem.
PMS, ii; Queen City, LII; Augusta, 7.
tennessee, 10, Cottonoale, Z; Cumberland
heck, 7; Glbley, 81.
GiNGHAsgs-- Bates l.si Setsrville, s;
Westville, Z; BStes' Dress Plaid, Q; Scotch
y. II 10; AmOskoag, -; Ballevisw
l-2i Washington, s; WindemsrN, 7 -
CHEVtors--pa lSsale, - Ia; Sterling, ~
Unknown B, b., q ii; Sioley, WA; Glen
&iddle, % l-ai Harrisburg. Si-i; slater, s.
everett, Ii; Boss, &; s,lvouiale, &; AR.
iingt0n, 3; Victoria, u; Gormania, Il Ia
Antas, 10
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MARKETS BY EELEaKaPB.
KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CITY.
kANsAs CRY Nov. Wheat steady;
cash, "a 81; pecembs 7TIS bid; January,
IVA DID; Ainy, 81 80 bid.
,, Sorn steady cash, 20 81 bid; year, 80.
oiui May, Is 3.i bid.
0ats--No bid.
Inc livestock Indicator reports. Cattle
nTceipH, LOST shipments none; IN ro
ae.ise ior good feeders and out her stutf
uHpor.ert, ON To 90 good to choice ship
p,hg, Sto 10 10; common TO medium, 4 II
~ w a,eS; stockers and feeder, $50 To $40;
Nv s ~ IN a'VV 10 2S5; grass Texas stocrs, 2iO
,o m,ioosg.ss-Rcceipts, ss7i' weak and to Ice
sheep Receipts, es5; shipments none;
senuy iair 10 good muttons, $40 TO 500;
'oN"noh TO meuium, l5l io22j.
ST. louls.
o,sr LOUIS. Nov. 6-Flour duh ana I'M
,,Mhent lever, with active trading In
c n,iS options opened iiru but ION dc.
M n eSahd Went down almost .tead ly 10
,, nv close finishing "a 10 4 below ycster.
Sn Sy no. 2,ed cash. " bid; No, y, 6iM 10
closs , v,oslng MMi December, ojg 10 Oh
nay, % 10 %, closing .OBJ,.
No nn-Sash higher, but options easier;
No,; smlNed cash, ~ i-g 10 Ssf.; Noyombo /,
~, january, 81 IL; May, @9s.
chsMso mcssh higher, options slow aud un-
siss nhy, ',u NO. 2 mixed cssn, q; November,
o,u May, 30ls asked.
wwvtnmeal steady at 80.
prool steady and unchanged.
haco,, lons generally unchanged, but
'Iwson scarce and higher.
Tork, 20 for old;D IS for new.
lard, bS5to Us.
III Dry saltei iOuE clear. 40 To 5On sho,t
III n ovo 700 10; snoit clear. 8. l2sS to 525.
iams i0t0 ii.0U.
AM M,,ternoon Board Wheat x ~ lower;
WIN quiet. oats dull
b ~a..,lc.. Receipts, eco; shipments, 400,
densv,tiow and unchanged, only "a locnl
a. rn,.u, native shipping steers, $40 TO 5ou,
uaavl' b,2j TO 800. native butchers
doo,ns a,oo tn iCo, naked lots, li5 TO $50.
M ~ n and feeders, 2sj TO $40; Texans,
81 ssssggs,.ssi.eee'p,s, 1860; market steady at
she. -Iieceiris, 800; shipments none;
cppN v, ~ small and only u retail trade
~, lecs range, LIS TO 225 for natives
no 225 for Texans.
CHICAGO
SmIcs 60, Nov. c.-Flour qeie; ana un-
nc, opened .strnrg. advanced. u, fell
~. "a. uuuct Tee openings, ialli,u i
VI ~ urtl,r isfcs selliuE ordcrs,
.eu aud clofed u under yesterday
vmpo- tos< ~ N.Y. slesed ~ ~ kOt. de-
sersts3i tvep. cl.fer s7s9 10 8 u; Jnrt.
Ss ~ y, 4 clcsed ssss; May. ssss 10 pess
re ncdsl:ssl, active and llrm, OWNS
W. Ncelpis and continued bad
ceah, ss,< 70 70 IL, NOVEMBER
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wy 70 slss, closed aO7s to IL; aecem, err
closed $50. '''s' year. S'9s 10 SS's'
N PORK in fsir demand and active, and ,to
cash, s 81 l.2 to S so for I'D sna a OK .,
no! 2ior new; November, SIS to sS7 10.
Deoehnosf, Ai0 10 S.s2 IL closed S47l.9
ara quiet and > Ia lower: cash' h07 I .
t9o ~ Noyember, SOS; December ii 3 a
~ ~ liz 10 600; January closed zoe Ia TO
'Xed meats steady; dry stated sboul.
Hsis . otto u $40; short rib. ESQ l,S0; short
Ate neon board; Wheat weak, * lower.
,orn unchanged,
Pork unchanged,
Lard Ia lower.
u me brovers' Journal reports: Cattle
hegelpts, Loo; Shipments ,5ju: market
active anu shade higher: shipDiug
Steers, 8 10 10 5S5 stOcke,se IN feeders. , n
70 ~ cows, butts and mixeu, / 90 to 81 ,
through Texas cattle stronger az 2 4it,3 "a,
Weste n hangers strong; N lives and mi
ureedS, d.6S TO As; COWS, ECO to 800: win
tered Texan, 3. . jo350.
huss" Hreeip s, 500 market tesdy and
STRONGER Of 30 to3i5
sheep Receipts, sO5i shipments, 900
MARIE eady; ailves; LIS tuS %; TEXANS
Lou 10 S.OU; lambs, 4 10 % as
NEW york,
NEW YORK, Nov q -BseVes-Recelpts
including 80 carloads for * Iortalion, lad
csrioaos; du'' az d lower, with no show ior
q eteafsnce; no, Texas or Colorado
STOCK on sale; native steers
ranged from $50 20 6lO, with gene : i
ssiesol comm IA 10 god a. 3.,5 to = 10.
sheep-heceipts, aJO; no Sc ling de-
hlnnd; butchers were in lucsd to take q few
Gar loads at 10 II ures, but the larger
nats must be carried over; transactions
were NJ 50 TO 3r') for sheep, and q to 5 YG
for lambs
NEW YORK.
heavy.
Wheat Spot lower, dull and hesvy; OPP.
lions opene u shade higher, but soon
weakened and deci ned to L. cl, sit G
steady, witha slight recovery; No. red,
VA TO % liz elevat +; 95I4, rail delivered !:
no 2red No ember, 9S l-2to0il-2 cl1sl . (
wa; December, s53 to 072s closing 961s ;
January, 9Us To 09N, closing SO; May, 10,
| 10 O614, .lUing .U5H.
Corn higher, closing steady; No 2, 55I4 To
90, elevator; 81 ailost; No. Novemb Z,
| o3}s 10 5i$s, closing 5i4; December, $50 u
o., closing bl2S; January 475s 70 4sls, clos
ing As; May, !71s to 4Izs, closing AZ -.
Coiiee-Oplions moderately active and
bags November. SO 10 $50; Deem er
SO 10 b DO; january, 600; February, 95;
March, 7S5, April, III,
Wool firm; demand fair; domest fleece
q 70 10; pulled, Ia to3S; Texas, 0to y.
Pork Arm, 800 to 10 90
Lard lower, Western steam, SPOT, 6,32 !.
to 81; December, 6 q 10 $50 January,s 3,
TO G,35
,ugar-Dul; r fired, 5L TO 81: yellow,
AZ TO b; moulo at 6ss standard at GIz; con.
fectioners, 3 u Gss; cut loaf and cra shed
~; puwderad 6 Lie to ~; granular. d, 0
7-l6.
Molases stea ~; sales, Porto Rico, 2ta
Trinidad, ~.
Rice firm, and fair inquiry.
1urpentine quiet, 3 Is toS7.
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aruuosSs.

tLcOHoL--Par gallon, 40 to2S0.
BkANDtEs-- Domestic, per gallon, 50 to
$500 imported Cognao, iS17, per gallon, 80;
1879, 81; $50, 20; 1866, 50; 1850 I 10; 1858,
SEQ; lS.S, 10 so; Otard, Dupuy Il Co.'S Cog
nae, 'S1S, 90; 1870 o.; 1854, 600; 1913, 10 8;
Blaquet, Dubouche & Co.'S Cognac, 1878,
$50; 1870, 30; ISIS, 0CO.
H-Domestic, per gallon, ] rs 10 2 90;
import Holland, 3 90 to 1885, Sir Robert Bur-
netps Old fOm, per cask, & 90 to 0 20; Hol-
land, per case,7 30 tn 10 ".
WHISKY ecilfed, % per cent. proof,
peS gallon, SH Western, 20 10 80; Bour-
bon, 10 TO 3 50; Rye, 50 TO So, Scotch Inn
47b
CnAMPAGSEs-Pipe Heidseck, Quarts,
per dozen, Is %; ] krug & Co., quarts, per
dozen, II So; Moer 4 Chandon, Slllery
Mousseux, per dozen, "a o.; G. Goulet, per
tozen, ~ 90; g II. Mumm & Co.'S. Dry
Norway, "a rs; Extra Dry, 300; pints, 90
additional.
WINEs-California claret, per gallon, 75c
Zieniaudel, Mol, per gallon, i 00to Is; I'm
ported ciarere, ordinary, per cask, ~ % to
81 10; family clarets, per cask, 70 90 TO Les 90;
nne olarets, per cask 100 Oh to LIS 90; Me-
doc, per case, SEQ; y. Julian, per case, so;
Marg9ux, per case, 90; Ponta Canet, per
ecse, 10 ", Lacrosse, per case, " %; Leo
veil, per case, " o.; Chateau Latte, per
case, 81 W; ordlnsry, per case $ 9Oto s 60.
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DRUGS.

AcIDs-Acetic,lO c u ID; benzoic, dc a or:
carbolc, zoe y ID ci ric, 65c 1, ID; gaillc, lSc
y OF; oxal,c, &c &, ID; saiicylic, % rs II;
tanpic,Sl.b5 e hi TAR eric, powdered, SOC a, ID
ALuM-3lS(05c &, 10.
AMMONIA Bromide, sc Z, ID; carbonate,
10 II Id
ARROW Roor-- Bermuda 45c q III.
BALsAM--Csp aiba, ijc d ID; iir, Acc {, hi;
to IL, nc II 10,
BARK--Cassis, l2c Z, ID; snssafras, lec u
wild che rs, lsc y n
BAY RuM--S G,l.15 q ID.
Il SMuTH' -SuOnit ate,S2.25 p Ii.
BLUE MAss--s5c q ID.
BoRAN-- &c q ID.
Cal 75c Il ID; English,
81 Il 10.
CASrnARIDgs--R Russian, powdered, q. 10
Sib
CHLoRoFoRM-- 75(GSSc Il Ii.
GIN, HON gDfA--P. & W., l-oz walls, go z.
or; h-pz cans &c Z, oz; Is. 4 s q, l-oz walls,
&c g az; boz cans, l6c s,Oz.
COCAINE Muriate, crystal, l0c {, gr; 4
per cent. solution, q, 81 Is OF.
CORROSIVE cUBLIMATE--bic Il III.
CREAM cAhrAR-. Pure, powdered, s0c &, 10
EXTRACT LoGwooD-- l0tdl z, N,
GLycERi 25c q ID; Price, 751S5c
y III
GuM.-Arahic, dC@6Oc u ID; asafntida, 2ic
Sib; opium, - S5G,l0 q ID; camphor2 6c 9Th
HoPs--Prpssed, 3Np2 e Z, ID.
IODINE. Sesubllmed, 81 g 10.
louOfpNM--2c II OF.
leaves Buchu l6c n hi sage, pressed,
as " /, h; SIENNA, NC IS H.
MER uRY-.bOc {, ID.
MoRPHINH--P. " w, Ii, S305 q OF; p. 4
w oa, SIS Smlth's - $40, or, S?.65
Oils Bergan,uj, r-snderson's, sl.25 & N;
cassta, 81. 20 y hi castor, sl.i5gl IS II gal;
eloves,Sl q lbi cubebe, $40 II ID; lemon
ssnderron's, ( WH ID, peppermint, 81 plb;
sassairns, e y H.
torAS iUM-- er.m ide, Acc - n; chlorate,
q N.
povERs P0wDEhs--St, 10 ~ II.
NuiSiSE-t * W., sgs, 0ic floz u. & W.
,-o5 can VIC y OF v, ZOE We q OF; u.
h =. 5-oa cans, sc u oZ.
aED fREU rirArE--s5c = N
SoAr'.Cbsi'ie,motiled, Ss.0 j q 10; white
Cont IA r. lie g 10.
ssr9YCiiNIss-Crysial IA, Sl,6O q OF,
SULPHUR t'fdc "a NJ.
WAX BeEs--ycllow, aOc Z, n; white. bols
60 4 10.
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RIDES AND WOOL,

HtDFs-..No. /, dry flint hides, ~ ibs and
over, lic An; no. 2, dry nint hides. ~ us
anu over, lie I'm; No. /, dr. ll'nt hides,
under ~ lbs, l5c I'm; 80. 2, dry flint
hides, under. 20 m, lOc I'm; No /, dry
sailed hides, lie b n; No, y. dry sailed hi IS
We ! ib,dry bulls and bad damaged, &c n 10
hides, TIC "A 10, No. 4. green saltei hi rs.
VIC (, N, No. l, green butcher hides, &c 81
~ No. =, green butcher hides, &c d VI sheep
wooI.-Fail clip, iosi'c AN.
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BUSINESS WORLD.
FINANCIAL,


GOnds
INV YORK, Nov. 6, -tSpe,ial.] - Fort
Worth 4 Denver City skies, sS,.
TO 81; Galveston, Harrisburg &
San Antonio, western division flves,
81: Hoastcn & Texai Central, main live.
fnts, 90. Houston, East d IVES. Texas
hrsts, sig; International & Great Northern
skies, Si1s; Iron Mountain seconds, ITO;
wabash, general mortgage skies, 45t to
4sN,
Closed 81 the following prices, bid:
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LumBEe AND BUILDING m,rrn,a,

LUMBER. Rough lumber, l75O; rough
ceiling, 1900; native pine ceiling, ", II 30;
native pine ceiling, Is. 1890 native pine
siding, $500, dressed an matched flooring,
% %.
SuIN0LEs. Boss shingles, a.75; .. X,
NY he rt pine, 40: sap pine, 800
POSTS Cedar posts, best, l2Ssc each; soi,
dare, t5c.
LATHs--Per 1000, $50.
BRIcK--Dallas brick, = so per 1900.
PLASTER PARIS New York, d.01; Mich
'gRn, 4,60 per barrel.
CEMHNT-- Rosendale. 2.75; Louisville
1926; Portland, best. 10 per barrel.
sroNE FLU Esq About 371sc per loot
DRAIN PIPE-- From 1850 per foot, and
higher according TO size
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stocks

Stocks.
NEW YORK, Nov Especial Stocks
weak and q TO 2 per cent lower
Money ON call 2 TO per cent. Sterling
exchange weak aud Il cent lower, wing to
the increase in the tupply of security
bills.
Closed at the following prices, bid:
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GRAIN ANN pnEApsruFrs

WHEAr--7I 10 80 FOR good wheat.
RYF--kanHas, T0tt smoked, 500.
CoHS--iu ear, 3, a37c. Hncked, 10 io &c.
OArs--1n hulk, ~ 10 slo; sacked, 20 to aBc (;
choice sacked s8,sc
BAsLEy--4Oig,SS, sacked, 20 10 Coo
9RAN--per nwt--At tnills, 80 tpNjc
CoRNNsAls--fina bnlted, x i0lb,l.o
HuMtry and 0nIrs-iW r. barrel.
FfAD--Chupped corn, ~ i,N n, ! 10;
chopped corn and oats n LEI lbs, l.V1, corn
nrnn. n 10 its, Sc.
GRAHAM fioup--is leo To-, AIS.
HAY--rra,fie, go Ia fCO a ton
lfIi.sr SrEn-fpree, I .Gni small. 100,
FLork-FiRsr Patent 800 toa2i; Zee.
crd Pat ia 70 to AS; tx,rs Fancy, 2.s'
TO 2.sc; Fancy. 2l0 10 3 IS. low grade, i.ss
70 az. Northern, patent, s.soi extra fan.
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EXPORTS AND srooKs
ESuor,s rom all United Stajos paris thus
for this weak; Great Britain, SS,0is; France,
1853; Continent 5l,9tS. Stncb ~ an uuitet
states ports; This day, CO., 49, lhis day
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IBID. 4Aahcd.
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