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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-31

CoNPTROLLER's OFFICE, CITY HALL,
CITY OF ST. PAUL, Mimi, Aug. Pa, 1885.
To the owners of real estate, holders of 'City
Treasurer's Certificates of Sale,' and to all
other interested parties
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-31
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS.

Forecast Of the Leading Events to Mark
the Local History of the
Coming Week.
Another Pulling Event at Minnehaha--
Three Horses Jerk Thomp-
son Loose.
Sunday Shooters Come to Grief--The
Farraguts Pleased With Their
Reception.
g. Conductor With Nerve--Generai
GOssip--SociaI Eveut--The Al
legged BIackInaiIerS.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-31
ST, PAUL AND MINNEAPOLIS SHORT LINE.


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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-03
naY GOODS.

rRISTs- Merrimsck, fancy, . l.a, Man.
CHESTER, .; Arnold, 5ls; American, 8
Paciftc, l-li Hamilton, o. Gloucesirr
Glouces'.r mngr 8 10; Gloucester
simpson, .; .Eddyetoue, .; simpson mns.
g, al en pink and purple, 81 81 npsou sii.
yor grey, O.; Richm0nd, pink aud purple. a
Dnunell sorting, l-2; Ragetts sbirtipg
"a; Allen check, ~; Peabody, hlack, 6 ~
Simpson, black, " koscdsle IA.
BROWN nEErING--CrOwn, z l-2: An.
gustoi O; Gttrlnh LII. 81, Charter Oak, az.
live OAK, a; lnterpntidnal, Ia; Lanrunc,
Ii, Q; Glendale, ca, Enterprise o; filen,
dsle, ~; Boat Al, ~; Admission ia
BROWN SuiRT1Ng-t ast iron, \; Farm.
ers, l-4i Honest, Id, rocahontas, TIA
Lockwood, 5S-a; Msna,obs, s il; Bedfort
Is, "a,
BLEAoHFD SHlBrrSe-Now York 40 %
Namautta, 10Y; Langdon, D; Lonsdnie, a
lonsd9lo oambrlc, "; Masonvilie, ID 81
Fruit OF .he Loom, ~; Gold Medal, ! i.e
Cream of Crop, IN
TioKiNo-amoskeag, A q A, 10; Amos
keoa a. IL; swirl River, 7S; Standard
Q, o; EaS,on Xxx, 10Y; Eastrn AA. l0
Oakland fancy, ~; Acme ODD, az
Ralsigh,. D; .'tanderd Y, ~; Pearl River
R,e; slblcy Awning, TO-
10; American, 8; Rock River, .; a,Ie1is ae
IA Unknown, S-3, ~; Jowett City, TX,
Unknown. q =, 10. -"
DrrIns .hinoskeag, M; Otis. is,<
York, lbS Warren, ~.
UHEcKS AND pLAiDs-Mount Pleaannt
ph H"TI i.s Ste S'S et gopig mi %s ne%
fynnessee, 10; Cottoudale, 7; Cum6crian,,
check, 7; Sibley, 81.
4isoHAMs--B Bates, s Id; SetoryiDo. A.
Westvil.e, I; Bates Dress Plaid, o; scotct
y e. u LIZ. Amoskeas, : Ia; Belleyiew
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-03

AxEs-C Alins, Puosen,. $40; Cold Doh
lar, 2 doxe q, SCI; Diamond Edge, = dozen,
$50; Double Bit, 17.p.
sxILLErs AND LlDs-ss<e ' n; sugar
rIN PLArs-I. O. loxi4, y box, 8 %; O.
aka. " hox. s. 90; Texno itx2o, n box, 50;
rerne, 0,xS, y box. "a 90.
rISwARE-Pieced. discount 50 = cent
stamped, discount 81 q cent
SoLprR-No. !, &c; No. Il and X, lsc y n
Duck Hossc Cola es-No. 1, 100 n dor
dAnEs--Two loop, 80 v dozen; three
loop, 5. Is Z dozen
TAcKs-.ln boxes, 100 papers, 90 p box
CRUZ Hogs--R dozen, To; railroad
n'cks. fcozen, $50.
MArTocxs--S dozen, $50.
kuBRER BsLrISG--nisccunt 80 y cent.
NAtLs-S 81, rate.
count % per cent; Ames' list. steel goods
discount 10 and 10 per cent.
HeAvY HARpwARH--Shafts, cnished
geo; piles, Il 81; singletrees, WAGONS, se.
lect, 1 20; buggy, 3 IS; express, aSA; wagon
tongues, 10 "a; hickory aSles, 70 .ol, bolster
SO; coupling poles, s.7S; spSkss, xxx, se-
lect, 2!a; XXX, Asa; sawed leilues, Ia, LIS,
!, 100; Bogden shoes, 500; north western
horse nails No.6, 500; J, 6.e5; s, 40; hsI
iron, &c rate; plow steel, 20; spring steel
SUGGIEs-Grads r, and sprins top, 90 Oh
70 sNnh; do. open, 4n.N 10 eOCD: do side
spring top, lou 90 70 $500; do. side bar
teNc 70 $50 90; do, ph@tons, i25.0Q to $50 20;
grade A, side spring, lSl On 70 $50 on. do
nh@tons, 1000 to AO0o; bumg. scat bugg ~
" 90 " :N.0o; PLATFORM sprlnsa, ilO O0 tS
iS.@'. hree sprif$2 wagons, an00 10 l.sS
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-03

ALcoHoL-Per gallon, 20 to 80.
Observation-Disclosures, per gallon, 50 to
SNi I'M ported Cogpac, 1877, per gSllOn, 4 80;
l6l2, -. 1870, 20; is68, 50; 1850, ! 20; 1853.
sV; ISIS, 10 50, Otard, Oupuy & Co.'S Cog
nae, ls'S, 5 -; lsT0, 40; lSn,, . co; 1878, 10 IS;
BiaQnet, pub0uche & Co.'S. Cognac, ISIS,
so; lNIn, 50. 1873, 90.
Domestic, per gallon, rs to 9 90;
import Holland, N 10; Sir Robert Bur-
netrs Old Som, per cask, 3 30 to sc0; Hol-
land, per case. 81 to II ~
WHi5HY- Hsciiled, IS per cent. proof,
per gallon, / 30, Western, 20 10 81; Bour-
hon, MtoS 90; Rye | 50 TO q ~ Scctch Inn
ported, @to sS5i Irish imported, AS TO
i;h
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Heidseick, quarts,
GER dozen, q ~; krug & Co., quarts, per
toEeN, u 50; Nicer & Chandon, Slllery
Mousse1x, opT dozen, Il o.; G. Goilet, per
lmeni y co. g H.sMumm & Co.'S. Dry
Vorvnsy, "a 10; Extra Dry, - o.; piuts, 10
additional.
WtNss--Caliiornla clares, per gallon, 75c 4;
Liehtaudel, mol psI gallon, 90 To IS; Inn
ported clnroiy ordinary, per cask, ~ 90 to
y u; feMily olarets par caSS, 70 90 to l25 10;
one c'arotg, per citsk 100 % to LIS 90; Mo-
Doe per case, G00; st Julian, per cnse, 50 /;
Msrs9ax, per case, 90; Ponte Camel, per
caee, 10 ~; Lacrosse per case, ~ 90; Leo
veil per case, u 90; Chatean LATTE, per
caso' "a o0i ordinary, per oSso 8 70 to 8 30.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-03

CorfkE-Rio fair, " to io3Ss prime, II
10 y. choice, Il toie; Iaguyra' 10 70 II. lava
Golden Rio, Is "a; Pea Berry, y, TO Is,
- ixAs-coions, A 70 sc; Imperial. q 10
SueARs--powce cred aud cut Loaf. 81:
STANDARD sranuls,ed, s to -; Louisiana
white Clarified. ). yellow cisrifei, ):
choice Louisiana, Isl. prime. !;
seconds, ! TO ~; New York extra 4
RIcE-pomestic. new crop, prime, SO tn
o; cnoice, o,s TO 'oreisn, none
MoLAssES--Choics new crop Louisiana,
~ 70 %; reooited. ceoice,s 50; fair TO good, IS,
CRAcKsHs-X Soda, S ~; xxx Soda. 6:
snowfaks, 10; Cartoon, = \, pound, IL I;
cream soda, Y; exee,sior Oyster, \; X
shSer snaps, \: XXX ginger snaps, Y: X
lerscn cream, s; xxx lemon cresm. o:
eas ss-snd jumbles, 70; animals, u; charms,
i2i strawberry cakes. =; sugar waters, Isl:
planks,s.
soDA-Blcarbonate. IN kegs, AZ to S; BIZ
csfo, In caves, 5&sssg; lump sal soda, In keys
! l-ic, e'snuiated sal SODA, in GO pounc
TonAcco-plug, ll.inch, 50 TO S.; twist,
ion, ox andi OF, 81 70 20; navy plug, q 10
80; smoking tobacco, Is to- SO.
| CAHNsp Gonos-2fb tomatoes, lilo: Sn.
l'So; 2io oiaesbsrries, lls; On gooseherries
is; 2ih straw beFriss, l.5i; an raspherries.
Lao; 30 whoriieherriss, Lao; 2ih peaches
l.5O, Sn peaches, 2.25; an string heans, 81. ?tn
Li,ns hams. lice IS, WinslOw's corn. ne w
4ln, Loo; j. Wiusiow Jones' corn, 2io, l IS;
| mountain corn, ash oan, i.S5; early June
Numsen's marsowfat, Los; French psss
per case, o. lll cans, o; oysters, IN null
weight ll5i 2ih W., 10; 1T |, W., 70, 90
Nv. LES; lib iohsters, i.s5; lin salmon,
l:.o' In maceertl, | Is, iih corn beef, l,al;
2ih corn beef, 2el; shrlmp, aI5; chi. con
GAME, secs sio Spp.ee, I.95; / gal. apples
SsUSp--NerFett's, q 0s., HIS psr cnse:
OF. hN'; ~, 3 S& Salph's q or, 10 y; / cr,
80 - az @.sh; dentai, SOC, 00y; "a, so
ooAp-ol,vs, 40 - box; nlue Indis, >
20 oars, IS 4 box; NJ n bars, .lO A box;
10 bars, 3.3i n box; | 10 Satjupt, Ma; H.,
sR,thei Lds } 10 Gar CoOOanut oil, S.T5; 3 %
llti value %, white EGsg.Eu, ass; in
pAndy 81 B. Daddy, 4..u.
NDA2s--5tar, mli weishs. Illetgiglsc.
HhEksk-Eull cream, Belle.
hpP4-it@o b6StA cotton rome, iSI,
,ChorlSSPINs--hQrrd, t5c; spring, ~
WRAPPING pApER--aag and straw, &c
aod 75c.
DEMONSTRATION pals, mixed Pickles,
70; glass p'nts, 20; glass quarts, 2 90;
slass ~ gallon, 100; pipss CATION, Z 81,
;lAss hex, sa.oni %. Iu wood, bbl small,
.e9i :, bot small 80; bbl, medium, { 50;
IS-hbl, medium, 400
MAoSEREL--No l. barrels, "A. so; No. /,
,'i M. S NJ D.Si 90 J. anatter barrels
10 Z, ~ Oefra's 20, no 9q0Artet
IA ~ " ~ ~" I H''S' liO; no z, kits,
~ mo 10. 81 Si u SS, ,
,ri Nv eI " Sanl Me-, ported I.ao por
,s 49, 20 3D. --S'lcR, iVo per pound fancy,
- ~ y, ~. i,v 80.
.is,,Si " - i'oi'uoh iayer' Cail'ornAS, none
'g gtIi,i,.r 70 20, a.,
M L,Ao 'tpi',s, 4ySi missouri older
Wy R"t snilo9i ylhegsr, per gallon, IL 20 pc
- ,e aHcH'-reati, lac; royal goss, iS-4S
POW, pouI9I fsskagtS, Vci cow starch,
J. pou'e Ps'%ases' 81 pound WOOD box
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-03

..sh md Ia higher 20, November: a .sh
ass November, Ss1s TO s9s-i clio. ed se.z -,
~ "a y,ar,S Q az. '''s W
" FORK Prize. sasier; ear ruled ~ to
~, Aud ruled steady; cash & . u i % or
Old Aus ~ to Is for 1 eV uaessd. NJ.
vsmbsr closed s0le to d: i,seamhs.
closed at s 10 10 s l2l.
ard quiet and steady % h, 8 IS Z, 6s,<
FfSSyfseemoer' $50 10 6.S2sii D. ,emosr, SIS 10
Boxed ! g meats steady; dr sailed should
elss,S GOV a. ri short rio, 40 TO 40. short
changed. "1" VI"
Com q higher for November,
Poia UNCHANGED,
Lard, a, lower,
Inc Dro er's Journal reports: Cattle
iMSecclpts, o,Sjo; shipments, $500; prioes
IVo hlshcr, shipping s'eers SIS 10 co;
- ocKers and feeders, 2 % 10 SIS; througl'
iexNA cattle firm, 2ls to $40; Western
s1ngeIs nrmsr; natives aud hsifbreeds,
Te Tex AK >, t Gows 2to to $780, wintered
Has, a,oss,ReC pts, a.7Oo; active, to roc
sheen-Recolpts, 20 sleasy; M ives
! Z. q; 10 S'se; Western, 90 - 5 A: Texans,
~ to 2 30; lanlbs 3lGto3 ).
ne DroNer's Jourunl special Liyerpp oil
eau 'srAm reports shter supp les li,,
hruner Va,ueS; best grafts | cent
higher, and l2l.2 por pound dress d
RIO De JANEiIo.
MO pR JANEIRo, Oct 81 Coffee receipts
n ,ha r, toe wee !, 10000 bags. Purchases for
ne INT q states 1859. Clearano = for
United states, 0L0O0; stock 27S,lN0bags.
SANTOS
ShNfos, Oct, n coffee recslpts dur,n.
me week, ~ 90 hsgs, Purchns for He
United States, 2 ,eG0. Clearlnces Tor tie
United States '2OCol; stock, lSo,OoO
- NEW YORK
NEW YORK, Oet 2-Flo rdull
eHt-Spot Ion AID dul options
opeaed weak, lsicr reacted, DOSING flrm:
40. :, red, VI 81 tO02; No, 3, ed, 81, eleva-
Tor No. 2, Noyemhe $50 Sto "a, closing 81;
pfecsmOl IS IA TO % SIS closigg 95 .
l,0s 7-s to 0jl J closing 90 l-2
Corn hrm NO 2 Ia 10 50, elevator;
% 20 to % 9 afoat; No. 2, Navem Der
., 3-S TO | 7oS, closing 5 7-S; Dgce p Der,
81 t. % is, closing 10; j puary, 1877 r to
~ - c'oslhg AZ IA; May, 46 i-g, closing
,, Soffe- Options moderately &C i've: No I,
RIO, spot7; sales 10 80 bags; Move Der, e.75
1873; ne mner, So; January, @ IS.
eug y dul and weak fair 70 600 reHa-
ing quot 53-S to ;reiued dpl and esk
white ex aC63-t to So; sta ndard at s 3-l0
to6A granulated, q - 10 y.lg.
Rise study, demsnd fir
Lallow dun aud wea6
Rosin quiei.
Porb qu ot $50 to lQCC0.
Lard, shade higIer and fairly active
western sioam spot, 6.20t to 66I4l;: Novem.
Der, 6.iG to O IS December, 6 L TO 6,ls
Be.ves - Receipts $50 head, making
., % for tie week; the eiIeriDg. were ex-
Gus yely home use; onening sales Ere
ialtiY prisG AT small advance, p rticu-
Ia ly on Or Larry to far native ftqers but
Inc feeling at the C ose was eAsie , aud sew.
eral car lpgds We're 10 sell ut "a ave no y; 40
Texas or Cosrado catto oiTere native
steers ranged from Az ID to OIL, with a c y
Ioal OF extra bullocks so pounds average @,
sold AT A lex pOrters either received Tor
bought cattle he c to day.
Sheep Receipts 1880 IN king 4l,sU for
the week; slow trace a. shade strIr ger
prices extremes wore a75 to 4 W for sheep
and 81 10 DIS for lsmbs; no choice sheep
offered
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GhNER Al MARKETS.
KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CITY.
S@. Cirf, Mo, Nov. 2-Wheat
w xvssh, "a bid; december II; May,
E SIn quiet cash, 2s4; year, % bid; May,
s,s nominal; % asked.
ny LlIe Stock indicator reports: Cot-
nnTJVSitlsi iiSG; shipments, 2,7l2; finn
lco NAporicrs, D % 10 SO; gooi ~
um, 49, to 40, stoskeIs nnI ieede, :,
oSsm, COWS, 2.t0 10 rs. grass TsSes
u $40. wa" "H" lower
sstV,ep.I receipts, o.; shipments. mono.
rt,, Wr 20 good, 3.5J 800; commnn tn
'a'umi 10 to2,2l, " N0'o" "
m - ST LOUIS,
huuls, NV. 2--Cattle.- Rorojutu
r,ts,i tnleole, l,OG; dull and ws,k for
Isefs : kept the best NATIVE shipping
ID. ns,i.o ~, extra would briug 5'.5 Ia
lxea l nu put her steers, $50 Ia 400;
brke, . ~ ou,onerlng stock, 9 90 TO IS,
)is,. anu feeders, 9,25 TO 3 90; Texas, = rs
skss s,. Ss,seelp,s 1900; active aud higher;
,ce.pp,,,-hecelpts 800 shipment, 900: vary
""u qu et; extremes range rs to
Tur aniet and unchanged.
1uil aud Unsettled, sold 1. IN Il
m sny, men advance, but brokS I
rnt ~ e,oseu % to I'D below satu day,
sr co november, which was h cher;
kinr ~, 'asn, s3es, regular yS-s 10 wis.,
Jv,N Denember 05ns 10 pS'a' closi, N
MenusrN " to 0;i.s, closing p;i.
~ 3.S To l. 90, closing i.ll5ss ''
Icenwo iowert options OPP ncu weak
lid u rmeri No. 2 mixed, @ sh, I'd
.Nai,,ywsmoc,, 10; year, 1885, Jan
May, 3iT-Y,
lu,e, but a m; No. Q mixed, s,5-s
N,Msmoe e, S7-s; December, " "a;
nme,l quics, i,So.
70 %'s,t Snp washed, q TO a5i unwasb-
' s..s steady and mote trading.
80 bid.
~, ss'' meat bowed long clear, l.,5 90 4, %
~, o.lv, sho { cleaI .h.i5t,b d,
cRr,, ong cloar, 0 ~ TO b5J, short rib
ontyieu $50 to6.OQ,
ny y % to no.
Sn,o, hoard Wheat firm. Corn ard
{u'et aud un banged, wa WV
CHICAGO.
y, NOV. s...Fivur quiet and un-
Open. d easier on weak cables. de-
auvAnceu 3.l, broke on Nv tin and
49,. n. ier 81 lurtiay Nov, mber, IS III
Az % Dccei.b ttit to N 81,
VA Ssnussy, e'sk 10 ss9s, closed
Sy,ss,t toe ,cl,sest gisk. ="
~ ~ ecslve shlpplnu dema Il and
%sss c'osing l.2to ~ higher fol
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NEW YORK DAILY REPORT.

Nv YORK, Nov. 2.-[Specisl. l-At the
non Exchange the now week opened
better MARKET for contracts, and the
pit ofths day's trading was an advaac.
toopoints over Saturday. Bu.incss
lsrs', amounting TO 1889 balss, and
Upward movement wa. due mainly 10
proved fore ign adviceS, Liverpool re-
ting stearier market o. d tier de-
nd. fouthr TN adviees were about the
be @ during The past week, and contin-
clear weataer is encouraging 20 bears,
. poiNt to the indication OF
incresed yield The gene al feeling,
se'er, has undergone TO apparent
mse, sltunnsh some Of the more tlmld
hders took advan aSo OF tie decline of
awees and covered their short Etles,
soeWhen receipts were heavy, bong
wv bales, hut ut ports The total was
aller toan for the corresponding day Of
tweez, and q SO of last Jesr, 1t would
Vie sage togvo a .sirly truthful idea
me future cour c of the market,and even
traders are positively puzzled. The
Is, Eho are numerically fvw, are basin,
hr ropes of sn improvement on the in
ssed sho1 ute est, bu. so long rs offer
Rexceed the demand the outlook Tor an
'lnce 10 Father blue. The beats talk OF
hctessed yell and small demand ,snd
ly'el the market, (which easily decline
ool market steady, on moderate bust.
y The recrints Of domestic from Jauu.
ITO octoher 81, were 1851 bales, an in
FsSe OF D,Hloyer last ear. TIE imports
orei - wool were 81 COS bales, m IL crease
$500 ba ca.
WOODEN goods the demand Ia moderate
'holders are firm f. Anticipation of cold
weather, which viii increase the dc.
Ind.
stle market active and firm
aides strongand demand good.
<atser vsrj nrm.
Fushr dull and nominal.
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hCIDs-Acetic, lOc u ID; benzoic. 2lc "A OK.
ccarboilc, 4Qc q ID 81 ric, Doc d ID; gallo. iSc
6 ~; Oxalto. nc "a ID saiicylo 2 ~ IN.
tanuic,sl.b5 9Th; lariaric, powdered ,5Oc p Id
ALUM-31s@5c y III.
Is ~ ID
ARROW RooT-- Bermuda 45c q Ii.
BALsAM " Cspeiba, Acc y ID. DIR, 45c "a III
TO Ia, orc y III
BARK-.Cassla, l2c p ID; sassafras. lcc 4
Wlld che r., lJc q III
BAY RuM--S Ws75 {, ID.
II sMuTH suomi ate, s2.25 N 10.
hLUE MAss-.i5c 3 ID.
BoRAN-- &c y ID.
Experimentation, 75o y n; English
81 - h.
CASTHARIDEE--Russ powdered. 50 IL
q ID
--756Ssc q ID.
CHG ioEsDIA--P. II w. Log yials, 2Ss 4
o1; D. cans Sc q %; y. &, = ., l-Oz yials,
&c Is or; 5-o2 ms, loo 3oz
CuCAlNE-- Mufiale, crystal, loo II or:
per cent. solunon, Is, 81 II Oh.
CORROSIVE -UBLINATE -Bic - ID
CREAM rAkTAR- Pure, powdered, 4Oo n n
EXTRACT LOCKWOOD. lOOl C q9 ID.
GLYcERINE--lS 2oc d ID; Price. 75,aS5C
. II
GuM--Arabic, 6C@8oc "a h; asarntida. 90
q ib; opium, 81 &gs.l0 flb; csmphor, csc a n
Hops-- Pressed, 2Eg2'c q ID.
IODINE eSubl nod, 81 rs 10.
louoF 'sA--,2c Il Oh
LEAvEs-- BuchI ljc 4 Ii; sage, pressed
| as " Is III; seuna. NC n ID.
l. NER URY.bUc = H.
MoRPHtNE--P. y W., Il, sS.Oi u OF; 2. 4
w =, OF, 70 Smiths "a, $40; or, 1855
OlLs-Bersanut, -nndcrsons, S!25 Il N;
oas,in, 81 - y III; castor, Sl.ijiDi o. Si gal;
cloves, ST. . {, III; cubebs, $40 I, III; lemon
Snnnelson's $ 80 q 10, peppermint, "a 9Th;
sas'airos a 10
lorAs TuM-- ~. mide, i0c ~ 10; chlorate
q IN,
DIVERS PowpEr $751; 10 = n.
GUiEiNE-P r W., szs, &c poz p, .W
-o2 C1tu', NC q on y. y y, OF s2c u or; II,
>. 5-nz cans, SC Il ~.
afD PREC PlTAlE--S5c Is 10
SoAP.- East Ia, mottleI, 500 q 10: white
Cont II d iGc a. N.
srkYcnNtNE-Crystal,i q, $3.50 q OF.
SULPHUR. ~ hc ~ 10.
Wax BEEs--Yellow, S0c q ID; white, 5Cl
60 ~ IN. ~
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GRAIN ARD nRmADsrusrs.

WHEAT10 ia 81 for good wheat.
RYE-kanSes 20 sacaeI, soc
NoRN-i n eGc, sd Gli3c sacked, 10 10 42c
oArs--ln oulk, 10 10 2lc, sacked, rs TO 2Gc /;
choite sacked 26Bc
BAbLEY--iOasiop sacked, 80 to Coo
RAN-Per awL-At mus, 80 1850
CoRNMEAI-Flneb nlted, u 40 b.I.O
HoMfNY and GRITs--4 90 y b7frei.
FEoD-Choppad corn, - ivJ ID, 10;
chopped corn and oats q loo fbs, I.DS; corn
Gran, a 10 fbs. Sc.
GRAHAM FLoUH ~ iGD tbs, 225,
HAY-Prairie, 6.75 to 700 "A ton
MiLLfr SeED--i.arge, I 20; small. 100,
FLO uR-FtReT Patent 800 TO 3 q; Geo
ono Pat t,2 20 TO . 81; Extra Fancy, 2,3i
to 2 10; Fancy, 10 Ia 81: low grade, i.Sj
10 2l0s Northern, patent, 33n; extra fan
Cyl S'Oo fancy, 200; choice fami y, Ego.
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BUSHES WORI.Is.
FlNANClAL


~ YORK, Nov. A. Especial. Money
s per cent N call
l.Ilrsd couds strong; Galveston, Hsr-
|hurs& san Antonio, Western Division,
81. eO7s; Fort Worth d Denver Guy
NJ. IS; Houston a Tsxss Central main
4. frs,s, ~; Missouri Pacific eonsois.
\. Iron Mountain fives, IS; Wabash
sralmortgags sixss, i61s,
yos,d at the following prices. bid:
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stocks.
INV Yoar, Nov. Especial -stocks
ung and higher untI lats dealings, hey
re lower on realizing sales, caused by the
erventlon of holiday.
nosed al the following prices, bid:
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GApUErs AND HVuuk-
Exports from all United States py-ls thus
tsr this VEGA: Great Britain, %, sos, France,
i,2Oi; Continent, 2l,2l Stocs d, all uulleo
staten ports: This day, t4SSS5 his dg!
last year, 6S93aa
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EATING |. { N. CO
CALAIS, TEXAS

hkTE eCEMTS FOR 6 1sn% EtS;s Ss,
Pows Walking and Riding uvaor with Cot
Planting attachment Duos stock On e M
Champion Cotton Planter with Drop cav Iron w E
Boilers Case Co. Theshng Machinery Westinghouse Ia
Rpggies
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''Tls. a set OF features n complexion,
The tincture OF akin that l admire
n usina PonEOni's complexion powdsrf
fairest clp svins you will acquire
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CONSULT
CON suit
Ok. v kSSERCUG
tFrom Russian Polaud)
On All Diseases Encldsatai to tho Eu-
man B0dy.

DR.. WASSNACIG heving had prsntics
and experience for the las 10 years, viii I'M
uertsshe M case except HE CAN CHAR.
ANTEE A CURE.
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0iEsory Forms Eheumatism, Seinrap,s.
Hout, Liver Compliant, Dyspeps,a,
Asthma, Dysentsry, Pues, Eits, All Uri.
nary and Kidney Troubles, and iysassea
OF the wye and aar, Lung Diseases, In
dtEasuon and Nervous Debility,
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TnSE-C,osed. New York, firm; New
Orleans, barely steady; Liverpool, quiet
but steady.
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fh&.A THE premises No. 3a4 York street, lat head
NSsssA of Wall street,, IA rooms modern improve
ments. Possession May list, 1885.
Inquire of CHAS H. WEBB,
Zoo $40 Chanel street,
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Frederick Daniel in Harper's Magazine for March.
The Life of Washington was Weefn's main
work, based on tie fact of his having been
"Rector of Mount Vernon PARISH 1t was
written in 1909, and was during many years
afterward peddled by him in person through
out Virginia, meeting, however with very
scanty sale. He was the first book canvasser
that ever traversed the State. In his way he
quite character, according to the pic
ture drawn by a gentleman now living in
fredericksburg, who in his youth knew him.
~ have often seen him. said this gentle
man, ''endeavoring to sell his books about
town and on court greens. He was Prince
William County man, and minister of the
Episcopal church, though all his children be
came Methodists. 1t was his custom to tray
81 about in small vehicle selling, in addi-
ton to his Life OF Washington, his Life CT
Marion, and two pamphlets entitled the
Drunkard's Looking Glass and the Swearer's
Prayer. Now and then he would scatter
short moral pieces in doggerel and printed
on slips of paper He was extremely fond
of playing the violin. and used it also as
means to draw attention to his wares. Be
ing parson, and hence indisposed to exhib-
iting himself a fiddler in public, he was
accustomed to conceal himself, while handling
the instrument, in species of booth made
by means of blankets stretched on poles.
On one occasion, while thus engaged, the
wind blow down the side of his booth against
which his back was turned, exposing him to
the full view of gaping crowd. Urcon-
scious of the accident he kept fddling away
till the crowd, no longer able to restrain its
tittering, burst forth in roar of laughter
which instantly forced him to see himself as
others had been seeing him. His annoyance
was tremendous, and he forthwith de-
campsd from the ground amidst hurri-
cane of derisive remarks showered upon
MIN BY the rough 1nultitnds.,'
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Personal.

Mr.. George Post of Judds dining room on
State street, is i'll at his uncle's residence
with the measles.
Councilman Stewart and wife, of Bridge
port, attended Inauguration,
Mr.. Horace P Shares and wife of Ed
street, this city, who have been in New Or
leans visiting the exposition, have returned
Mr. Shares made also visit to some por-
tions of Mexico.
Mr.. W. j. Atwater and wife of Trumbull
street, left yesterday for Jacksonville, Flor
ida, to be absent about three weeks.
Mrs. Eunice Seymour, who died recently
in Collinsyille, was the youngest of ten chill
dren, two of whom alone remain, Chas. Peck,
of Bristol, aged SIS, and Seth Peck of Wing
vile, aged r.
Dennis OConnell, of Collinsville, is re-
joicing over the birth of their eleventh child,
born March 2. The whole eleven are in per-
feet health.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Y. Camp, of Middle
town, and family left for New Orleans
Wednesday.
Mrs. Mary Capper, mother of Superintend-
ent Capper of the Hartford Silk company,
died in Tarifville, Wednesday, aged rs.