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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-14
TRANSFERS.

8. @. Rogers and wife to g. L.
Thompsou, 100 acres of land known
as the Clark tract, for $500.
g. l.. Thompson to l. A. Heard, jr,
in trust TO secure $500, 100 acres OF
land known rs the Clark tract.
T. b. and Irene Turley to Annie
Bertschy, for $3.50, lot IL, the west
70 feet u lot -, Allen aud Looney's
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LAW REPORTS.

Criminal Court Du Rose, Judge.
To he tried tomorrow: Jerry Brown,
rape; j. B. Seely, perjury; ID. 1. Jones,
larceny; Lewis Jefferson, assault and
battery.
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DIR. FRANK w. VANCE
Physician and Psychologist.

IL chology, and is prepared to treat dis
eases of nervous origin By enti ely new
methods. His therapeutics is addressed prin-
oipally to the higher brain centers Of spirit
nai activity. whose influence on lower tune
master of the Laws governing psyche physi-
cal phenomena, he Is confident that results
will meet his most sanguine expectations.
Onice-273 LIZ Matn Street.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Priddy House,

formerly commercial Hotel,)
Cor. Front and Jefferson Sts.. Memphis, Tenn
jail. PADDY, Prop'r, e Richmond, Va.
Transient rates, 81 50 10 - Der day.
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GRTNEoS and sScssssiuI CURE
- at your own home, by one who was deaf
twentv-eisht years, Treated by most OF
the noted specialists without benefit. CuRgD
BIhsELT In three months, and since then
hundreds Of OF ers. Full PARTICULARS sent
on application 4. s. PA1E.
No. Al West Slst street,N New York City,.
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The Best Remedy

for Colds, Coughs, and all Throat and
Lung diseases, ever used In my family. -
Robert VanderpoOl, Meadville, Pa.
Some time ago i took slight Cold,
which, being neglected, grew worse, and
settled on my lungs. / had hacking
cough, and was very weak. Those who
knew me best considered my life to be
in great danger. l continued to suffer
until / commenced using Ayers Cherry
Pectoral. Less than one bottle OF this val
liable medicine cured me, and feel that
/ owe the preservation Of my life to its
curative powers. Mrs. Ann Lockwood,
Akron, New York.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral is considered,
here, the one great remedy for all diseases
of the throat and lungs, and Is more
in demand than any other medicine OF its
class. j. f. Roberts, Magnolia, Ark.
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Miss CARRIE NJ. KRATINa, pianist,
may be found at the GSyOso HotOls
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Duny's European Hotel.

Corner Of Adams and Main streets. Rooms.
500. 75ca and 81 per day; American Plan ,
~ per day. Fret class Restaurant In the
Hotel !. NJ. DUFFY 40 years with Pea
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Peabody Hotel,

O. B. GALLOWAY 4 C0........PRoPRIKToRs
Rates 81 so and e3 per day. according 10
size and location Of room-Speoial
mazda rAtAg.
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Total s2q s9l 234s4e7 % 1872 $3.50 s2l7 s64 80 540:
IS 4o2 400 5o4O17l % 322.036 s,2l1o6i 3O5Oi

The annual consumption Of the 81 COS 81 population
the United Kingdom on september dss9 o Y %
1--WE of weeks az above The supply weeEy
sse than in ssS reGgg ar IL c 70
SS39sD isse fesvng st 70 import rom tober I6
s ss so Ansns 80 s bushels wheat
l9O0OOOO bushels on passage Oh OSsoOer ~ 'a'ns
The imports Of -four into the United Kingdom seven
weeks OWING to It's being reayey cheaper .n "s ht
against 49, 81 465 bushels Of wheat in the berry
weeks ended October is have comparatively small only
;S Ssss snS c %nfh On r 0Mns FSe
visible wheat Inc lakes october 80 stsed TO be "a
his week were bnshesor 43s bushels more than
receipts Buffalo there are Erie OgensbIrg Oswego
ncGa CO. gaSn % me sSe had been
AND IA fGSs supply gs, l9s tone
Prime Stock S. Yo2. 7oss9 No 60 $685. seiRgns
eg S sn 1875 g o SOS SS
the %orAit tome
90 Common SSs to d %n aS0 psed SnS es
Do a to s0 gsoS abcSs9 ss ss2e mixed Germans DO
24a27c; AlImarks d. 20a22ci KentS do A02'c' suS
NA W. sToREssprs Turpentine quiet and easy at
strained Good q ooeSi 651, + ss 81 - ooG
= s. SO X 8 90; Window Glass So @oos8 ~ Water
"a &,. saet 40 gFs aSr faanss
See Tor SC cut ieT Ida crasHeGs g. &c. caSs
Powdered sac &c, Granu lated &c MoId A. 10 &C &C.
Coffee on A. 3.l6c. White Extra c, 5a5isc. Extra e.
4ssa4Jc, G 4sd42 c Yellow AS a. &C; -. 800.
OCEAN FKEIGHTs-The general market was lues oe
bush grain isd quotations Grain, ID hour lbs yL
Of cake gSoa Il s Cd so 6e sqs
Cd LIVERPOOL. steam, hence Quotations loo oo
Adj b.e aSS 9 5s e 81. o ehes ssh' q5s sc
81 2ss Ow IL SO s6% asaS hsSss qao
taions grain 4s.d; -four lSs. Sda l5s measurement
cake lss Oh aI5s-'...BkIsToI steam hence Quota
tons Flour. los Cd: oil cake lbs, sugar IA OIL oi
oVfsIONs-PORK-The changes IN thus market have
not been since our last and framing - =, g. *
sales 476 bbls Mesa private terms so al for
i FANNY Hr As Ts N % IN price and u
Packet 50; Plate. 81 20 BEEF HAMs-iDuH LIZ, s,iu
barely steady. Quoted si7 75qsls 00;CUI MEA 900
Pickied Bellies ~ average 7c 200 Picked 5h9a.dgis
6hsc., 1000 Picked Hams, 90J+c ~ tcs western fek
hn" seady Ay se. Vest 50 Se Long anu short
DRESSED HoGs~4 shade higher again with continued
IAKD-The temper Was father buish to-day. sym
pathizng with the West Prices advanced 2a5 points 81
more moderate, and trading comparatively light
Sales 600 tcA Western Steam spot ~, "a
more active stronger sales ESQ tee 6l5a620c Re
fined sales 800 Continent private quoted bhoc
anS sonth American 7c $50 November 62Gi closing
&c 600 rss December. 627 29c; closing 62sci
rsrnary Gs4c closing lJc. JOj tcs March 65l
III EfsE A ID -ButIer-Ihe market has undergone
no decided change railing firm On c"oce grades saae
wesfern 2Oq27 nc State Dairy. haii-nfkins III NUS
II a23c Welsl 20G25c. western Limitation, tIe1n
cry. l4al6e: Western Dairy eiea 10 prices and
The moycment continues modorae stAle seA@ ~. NsA'
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS

FEATURES OF NEW-YOkK DEALfNHh
Wheat ia dull and without feature The speculation
seems TO be waiting the low price OF the commodity
An aggressive interest and the heavy press
r 81 present receipts supplies queing any decided
bull movement Cash lots steady yesterday and *
norer, took nearly 100000 bushels The options hucuAe
h,n very narrow and the market closed without SIG
pincaDcy with triains final changes In most
~ - IN. ali was rm and Exporters bought nearly
90 900 bushels The option speculation was only nodsr@se
but the tendency upward The close was s.eay s
Srmer lard market showed anal gains Of tnr p@n.s
houeh tle light Fnal prices were rs
follows: whaft-Noyember s2~ December January
Sef February SO March ss APr gl H1 s ~ FrbSSary
49, May sos cents oats-Noyember 3zs Deesatei 90 a
Jspnzry Ban May 36iS eents Lard-Novenber 80 ~ Dc
cembe 80 January 80, February ~ 49, March W o.
Rs yeesafs * grain New-York Philadelphia
aud Boston yesterday were AZ follows; Wheat izesoI
cnshsls carn d66 bushels; oats. 1857 bushels
total grain Sseso5 bushels nonr z7Ize barrels ,s Al
S0 Az busbeis corn 3O3 1852 bushels oats lob pusn
"a total grain SS6 bushels hour 1881 barrel<
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11vE srocK MARKErs RY rELEaRApH


BUFFALO Nov. .-Cdte--ReceiDt- last "a hours. 1900
week $500. head. through consignnents - cars 10
sale market quiet and unchanged
Sheep-ReceIp~ "a hours 1000 head total for
lead for tune last week 7+oo neat
consgned Though all to Newly Ork ocars Tor alse
8 % lanaan lambs sheep ia go0l DEMAND AT VII
prices. Medium Cool 50 2jdSl Extra ~ 20 Western
Lambs - 20 a ; 20 Canadian Lambst active All oher
ings taken IT IS 80 - So
% hours POI "a head total week TINS
far IS last week 800 head. con
signed through which 81 to NewYOrK 10 for
Overstscxe Mixed Pigs and Light Workers.
50 York~rs opened ~ - 20 ~ 20 ana
closed Al - Selected Medium Weights opened AZ
- @Ods4 50 ana closed RI lOdSt 10 Coarse Mixed
eavy Ends dull. % cars LETT over IN,
CHICAGO Nov. ne DroDers Journal reports Cattle
Recepts 1000 shipments OO; market Slow snip
ping steers 80 3OdS5 and Feeders - ~ IS -
COWS Bulls and Mixed. q uOGs2 o. huE u l0Gt2 70;
- 5Od 81 OO Western Rangers lower Natives and Half
Breeds - OO6S3 50 Cows - 40 az 80 "nered Texans
Hoos[Receipts 49, 900 heal shipments 1000. market
lower Rough MiIe - 30 asa %. Packing ana siD
ping So 70 % Light Weights IS 20 "a " sKps - "
a - 40 oooo -. Ali, .
- - - so western - OO@t0 4O' IeAAnS = W.
az 90 Lambs. ~ 10 81 40 -,
sr LOUIS Nov. 5.-CduLs-ReceptS $50 heal: ship-
ment. 100; market strong. Good Choice Native SHIP
ping steers 81 3Udt4 SO Butchers sterr IS IOGs4 10
Texas grades. - OUGfJ 10 ,ooo ,. .,--
Receipts head. shipments 1000 market strong
Choice Heavy Butchers 50 goa - O facEhS 90 ~
o.. 90 Light - 7Od - % Pigs. ~ lOd 80 40 - a.
Sh,ep-Receipts 900 heat Shipments SUI market nrn'
Common 10 Extra, 81 Gsf 10
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STATE OF TRADE.

Ssy aq up @ !. s s. 81 on
super ~ rs as2 IS Extra 50 90 9s5 5 DO RIO Brndt
IS S. Wheat-southern stesd} Western JUL Southern
i Es Red Cd spot e. 81 sas.e Noye@6er 81
Der - IS e JanaaIy % yy 10 &c o eIow a.
a45c Western Mixed spot ga. d45c. Noy - s soe
3Oa 500: pennsylvania 800 Soc csera White 81 Soc
DO MICE western 81 ys 20 r
Pork. 81 30 Bgknea's shoulders &C clear Ruiier
wes,e . PacEs i5Ss creamery assoc Eggs y
fos.S wassey II -5ssl "a Freight. to Liverpool per
stesmer-Coton- 7.52.; Flour. Is % 2s Sraln cd
scs PUSH 6at. 1000 SSs Rye
lssuf heat O $1,000 bush bush
sFloag quiet Western SgDernne g q,
s. 90 Patent Winter WheatA - IS esJ Is Cornstesner
yellow 30 steamer 2 as i ~ - 40 shorts Ts and t Ms,
unchanged Provisions ,eaiy Crs1sg ~
27a29c Eggs-Easiern EITas 1a2SS hsesipss sr ~,
$1,000 bush, oats $1,000 BUSH shorts 5000 bush
Har rit racns. e: 80 Esi watsE 50 e 20
A. re. No. Yellow. 44c oats-Na White s4e c S9
Niece so heat ssnA 5odo ta.a dSrn
Canal 10000 BUSH Corn eS9SS 900 P bh
Wheat 1900 bush: Corn, 10000 bush
Ne g. WSss T Sa E Fan . s. sSss' Re-
eepts. 5000 bush shipments 1000 bush SornTs sStst
Fors % 60 lard s. 90 50 q.
short S e. a a2 wa,xeEae, At 81 IL Hogs
Common and Light So 50 PACKING AMI ShippinS
- so "a 20. Receipts $500 head shipments ooo hra
Michigan Red cash 761c.; No heo 20 &c Cann
Nov lie; Dec II &c; May receipts 800 easi
Sorn-No 81 pc receipts esoo bush oA''-N'' = -''
MILWAUKEE,. Nov. 5.-Flour quiet Wheat duli Ssss e
724e. Nov. 72lqc' Dec 72i2e Corn frn 10 81 e.
Oats-NO. 2 264c kye-No. l. 02c. Barey-So = D. -
PrOvisions-Mess Pork. Cash % 30 Noy- - %. &c
81. Iar-Pnme steam Cash 80 90 N0v- 30 20 Sc
Cheese-Best Cream IL re hggsTtres, hs, Bariey
S PO slc 5S Barley
1881 -
MISNKAPoLIs Nov 5-wheat-No. Hard. re. cash. No
vember ~ r9c.i December rs sc. January zoe" 80.
mixed "a asa Oats-No. white - %SS
mlxed 2ia4 a254c. Rye dull No. .. 50G5Ie. Mhi'Ay
IRA at IA Kecepls-Corn 1900; oats, $1,000 rye '-
hhpIuents-OOru. 2,OOO oats. IJOUD rye hVhe-
PHILADELPHIA S0v 5.-Flour-Steby. western NJ MI u,s
Pennsylvania super e. 25as2 90 do Extra - % s.r
PENNSYLVANIA Family 81 rs 10 Pennsyiy.na ~ ss
OHIO Clear ~ 9s4 II = straight ~ ~ 20 AZ
and southern lihaois Clear - 'og - so Is
Minnesota clear - 90 ~ 90 do do sIrgh' -
- so Minnesota patents q GOGs4 eoi s5est n1ar 81
Wheat higher. Lots quiet New NO ho" ~ Rcd
elevator Sic. No. Pcnn.yiyania Red 81 tci TO 20
10y Rte-No 2 pennsylvania SIC, Corn hrmi
spoil Lots steady Steamer No AitesL vi,aT track
ami grain depot 40 % Mixed november - z afs ~.
Dee. Jan 45a .5lei teo wSi,e Sc No
White No. White Nov 50 SSG pe mn
Jan. .d5oee Feb 800 Sss canniy AMI New
Y"rS Extra ~ also. Western DAIRY Ell nrsa
iS York full cream issc sHrsnisFlour
As 5Lis WHEAT 1000 bu.h Corn II 900 bush zoo soc
81 900 bush. Shipments -" heat S'ooo 'usA' S''
Drshl Oats. v.vVo bush . -, ~ , Rad
easl 70 .S. nov 7sc. Dec 7s.s7ors Corn we
So , Hi Zoe S MED cs. IS s @
y S: aI Ave sai.s a. Is SC Baisg 81 tasss~ Sa'o
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FRIDAY, Nov. 5-P. NJ

FRIDAY, Nov. 5-P. VI
The stock speculation this morning opened rather
tame and uninterestIng First prices generally gave
some concessions from last evenings closing figures
but there was steaiiness Of tone which inspired those
operators who yesterday sold either "long or snort
stocks with tue expectation that London todsJ woud
continue TO be speuous seller OF stocks, ana thus
cause further depression OF values. The msrkeho"
ever ruled feversh and prices fuctuated frequently
within a narrow range during the greater part OF tne
day and II was not Till late that the dealings
BETRAYED a marked degree OF couhte The railway
earnings for the fourth week In October are not making
as favorable comparisons earlier returns nave maue
but that there were two Sundays In the week
of this year and In instances because the week Oh
1855 gave earnings which were phsnomensly large
To-day Central OF NewJorsey was specially strong from
the opening while the two Delawares were specially
weak. New-York and NewEngland, O., c.. c. ana L.
Oregon Transcontnenal and Richmond ani West folnt
were conspicuous for their ncnations toward higher
values, an Reading strong at its figures Ihe
trunk lines and ths market generally in the late deal
ings recovered gooi part OF yesterdays Declines ana
al the close the strong and confident.
Government bonds were duh and barely steady. with
the bids lower for IS and 4a% Annexed are the
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THE PErROLsUK MARKsE

The only feature that worthy note in the crude OIL
market IL it, seadness under depressing speculative inn
ences The outside public has interest in the game the
big OIL producers while rmtting that there may De an a
vance In the distant m discourage all idea OF near spec
ulative move popuar.y credited with dong
ia certainly not bull side there IL no noa
lug snort interest the high carrying charges are any
money diScOuraging 10 ieb VIC
MAJ set nns buyers slight reactions who prevent any easy
yeu me washington district shows another rise IN
ton ana Two or three important wells are nearly que N
may pave some Influence way or the 0ther @eothk 20
the result OF Their opening Yeserays market renectel TINS
sentiment AMI the effect OF the gain IN Washingt9n ~
AT the start lost the form AMI closed tlhe Oh
from Thursday night after an extremely dull day.
nc range OF prices and the total dealings AZ the Cohso
ed Exchange were follows
Opening. .... 60 Is666al Lowest ............ $3.50
hlShest 66is Final
sales. barrels 200
Refined oil was unchanged at CO. cents per gallon
OIL CITY. Penn, Nov 5.-Cruie On-Natonai transit
Certlhcates opened at 66la nirh.t prioe o6t lowest
price 65's closet 65 562ODo barrels; clslrlncos
l3obOOO barrels l05 $50 barrels salp nenIs,
IS 5o2 barrels runs - barrels
PirrsBURG Penn. Nov 5.-Cruts ot-Petroe1n steady
National Transit So and closed at 65
highest price. 66is lowest price. 65As
BRADFORD. Penn. Nov. 5-Cruis Oil-Nationh Transit
Certificates closet ut G5 highest price,
bos lowest price, 65's cearances $4,000 barrels
TrrUsyILLR Penn, Nov 5NatIonal Transit certincate'
opened at 66s and 65a highest price oo lowest
price, 65is
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miscellaneous.


special Notice.
been shown copies Of anonymous paper which
widely circulated purporting to be supple
ment The PhlanthroDst (enttled Ten Reasons nc IN
which the Charity Organization Society
addition many misleading statements and much
personal abuse that at various times Withdrew
OF that Society Is unrutbfuy
aiucei a why entitled To confidence Inc
either because the rapid growth OF the
amount OF service and made the du
devoving upon management more onerous than
perform " other personal obligations or be-
cause Of permanent nonresence consequent on falling
health and confidence in the Society
are IN the all contributors TO IL
and most Of Us are among It's vice-pres tents.
question 10 be false in ts concu'
unworthy OF consideration. We take pleasure not
only contributing ourselves 10 the Charity ORGANIZATION
ety. tesyng the community our sense OF the
great Society in systematzng the
city mposture and mendcancy may be
suppressed helpless and worthy poor may secure te-
relief pn ed for them heartily recommend the beneVo-
lent public o z the society liberal support -
New York, Nov s. 1886. (Slgneb Lucius Tuckerman
Henry Perw Arthur " Dodge Joseph ThorOn charles .
Ia -cid Duncan Harris, Robert b. Mnturn Henry fce
Arson Phelps stokes Mex. TwOmOly j. Hampden ho0O,
Bowes Colgate, James A. Renwlck
VANTED-The newfoundland Agency for
w Trade Journal by party OF large experience
below. Address Room l. 100 ASH
lngtOn-st- Boston
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS Of PRODUCE
Per Worth Rirer Vessels and Rdiir0IfG
GENERAL MARKET RE PORT.

CoFFEE-In Brazil growths the steady one at
1856 for Fair Rio spot invoices sales $1,000 oags
OF NC No IL &c for No Z. IL &c for No d ana lZs
for No g. Mild growths firm Sales 800 peculs Decen-
Der Interior. l7s4cs 2l0O mats Macassar lOoO peeus
Iaha: bags Savanila and $50 bags MaracalDo Inc
option opened az points advance and closed barely
follows January 1915 l0so; Fearuary io.o w. az
1885: November l09Odl0.97; December. 1850 dlOSo
Sales IS. 500 bags.
COTTON-FOr actual cotton the market quiet and I'M
changed The sales $40 bales tlO2 bales EVENING"
all consumption. The total port receipts to-day were
81 bales comparing With 1899 bales for the same day
Al 762 he day last year Quotauohs
based on the American tandard Of classification are as
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 6 1886

Creamery - s25c. Dairy 12e2oc Esgslsc Flax Seed
e4r Hay-Tfmothy ell 50 Prairie. 81 so Bran-3ec as
mill CORN Meal 81 O5 whisKsy 81 IS. PORK, 50 81 =
Bulk Meat>rong Clear So OIs short So 10: short
Clear. 81 30 Tart S. 49, Recctpts-FIour $1,000 bbis
Wheat 1900 oush Cora. 100 bush oats 10000 5rsh
Rye. BUSH Barley 5000 3ush. Shipments-Flour
1000 bills. Wheat bush: Corn. 5000 buan; oats
4OOu uuah; RYE. Barley. 1000
TOLEDO. Nov 5-wheat dull: Cash TIC: and Nov
77c;' Dec. 7sc Jan. 70he; May. s5se Corn n nr
Cash. 5silc: Nov. 3Sc: May. AIS Oat: cash &c
Wheat $4,000 bush. Corn. 5000 bush. oats 1000
bush Glover seed 1875 bag. SlpmentsWheat oOO0 bush
Corn 1000 bush 1000 bush Clover seel goo bags
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Skins pai0c, Western Flat i1s,ai2c Eegs-Firm and IN
fair request. State 24c Western. 221d235c. Canaaa
held. 20d21c. LINED. 17dlsc. - ooo a..
yesterday December and January delivery &C. ooo
margarine quoted 6atc. sales. 200 tcs Dark. 3'tc
TALLOW-StronTer and active Prime cry quo'e"
44d49c Sales 10000 70. 4h94Sc
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| Really Cant

Begin to tell the benefit derived from that peculiar neil
cine Hoods Sarsapara says Lady who had been all urea
out almost ready to give mp" Why. 1t gave me ne" ie
strength rapidly that in felt like another
best blood purifier and tonic
/ ever knew Of
cannot find words strong enough TO express my ieenns
in favor Of Hoods sarsapar II has cured me OF d
with which suffered many years." MRS s. NJ. BEEDE
Marblehead. Mass
MY daughter received much benefit from the use OF HOOD
sarsapara after protracted attack OF
ford, CT
Hoods SarsaparilIa
Sold by all druggists 81 six for S. Prepared only " =
HOOD 4 co. Apothecaries. Lowell Mass
100 Doses One Dollar
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CLOSING Prices OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS
saw FRANCISCO, Nov ), 1885.

The principal OF the market was the advance Oh
Cphir and Consolidated California and Virginia
CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS
Bosroy, Nov. 5. 1871
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Hetiaions Nctirfs.

..l1ss .S.1Is ]; "a s.:s.y ss:sS j
SUBJECT S a as cros. e By
| Hunt" Strangers cordially welcomed.
Church Of the Mcsssh saith st. and Park ave-MemoraI
service Of Dexter A. Hawkins by Rev. ROBERT coLLYER
at a m Sunday school at p m.
RsS % Gases At Sr s a1 and
SUNDAY school al 2:t5 straneers Welcome.
Se TTHvs
x pssS sn 1 VIII 1. ms.ns " ans g. sn
Chsrch OF the Holy Trinity. Masisoorye and .2ist
wfIBGs TR %kIss b D. viii pea Rector new
s Church # he hsc5R :nn
noon service At p D. M The Rector VIII orcats
Strangers cordially invited
Rev RSN q Dc F" @ "iS ad
A. 7.S9p Evening subject The Book Of Proverbs
Church of Divine Paternity 5tf corner 45th st
Rev. CHARLES II. EATON Pastor will preach at II a m
the DesdFS Evening srreai,ns the Wine Press"
Canal Street Pre,byterIan Church. ersene,st near
M Sabbath school $50 p m m Al welcome
Disciples Of Christ.
The Sef Rev 90 r. B TYLER Sfls R1i PASTOR
Morning subect Century o. Mis'9naTy b Sssn O,
God their authority and sisnIacan e"
Aspgf Church service. and s a.
First Reformed Church. l2lst-st and %oys.mReyL
ELMENDoRF D. D. Pastor breaches he's at go m sab
come
M H 5 Ergs, Il Pr sna
7:45 p STRANGERS cordially invited
rrs. Ghsrsh Iy corner Of
ns s anG M The Rev. join HAIL viii preach at
afternoon service
First Reformed Presbyterian Church. l2th-st between
Preaching by Rev SAMUEL R KERR. OF Fittsburg Penn
Points He".s 52 % S saS
day 80 The PsCS cSrp mS1 wholly by the chill
Fourth Presbyterian Church 3tthst west Of Brosdway
Communion =. No evening service.
and s f. nrh SST
Ing .gSe TT
wednesday evening. Visitors cordially welcomed
Hebrew c9r11 Gsqrf Z st Marks Ps9 eEs at
100 Lecture on Jerusalem by Colonel ELLIOTT
F. SHEPARD Monday, p. IN. Israetes specially invited
ave- T tcmorreT
sons r' from the Life Of jacob 80
Jane street Methodist Episcopal Church Rev N B.
ana AZ ig pTeaehn p e oMAspEN
WI lecture on rsn1dsy evening r Inc rhnO'Opny
Rev. DAVID d. WYLfE Pastor. oficates AZ 1880. Pew
land at 7:45 sabbath-school o'clock. PrAyer-meenns
Thursday evening. All cordially invited.
list Rev DIT O. P. MASDEN. Pastor-Holy Communion
Preaching by the Rev. J. II. BAYLIS5 D. D.. Of
Cincinnati. at 745 m. sunday school az $50 Young
peoples prayer meeting at D. IN AL are welcome.
Madison Avenue sapt.. s Church corner s
Sunday November 7. Services At II a. H. and 40
D. sunday school $50 Chapel service on Wednes
day evening at 745.
Madison Avenue Reformed Church, corner OF 5Ithst
The ReY. ABBOTT E. kITTREDGE ID. d.. Pastor. VIII
preach at Il NJ. and las p strangers cordially well
coined Union Bible Sunday shOO teachers and all
Interested in SATURDAY evening o'clock
Quoted by Dr. KIrTREDGE
Madison square Presbyterian Church. Mafsonave,
corner OF 24thst-Seryces Sunday, November q at IL
7.45 D. ~ The Pastor Rev c. IL. PARkHURST ID. D,WlI
preach
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-, yTeuoriaI Presbyterian Church. 30hst near 81
in"re,ehing az 1880 a m. and 100 IN. sabbath
school al ia m. Chllrens song service Rev Jesse
L. Forbes Pastor, seats free