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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1888-12-19
H. j. Strauss will take
your order for coal al
1925 per ton. quality
guaranteed.

-CallCk nave tu0 iSduiHS hoNCit'eo
in holiday goods at the lowest figures.
Come soon while the selection is complete
and avoid the rush III
Every one who intends TO make a
Christmas present is requested to call at
Straw & Murphy's before making their
pnrchase. 10w2
An entire new and fresh line of
rived at w. Q. Raues.
Plush Cloaks at Beurhaus' for $500
and make no mistake.
The best assortment of secretaries
and library cases you will find at l.. w.
Schultz's.
Great bargains in toys, albums and
novelty goods at G. Goeldner & Sons
Music and Jewe!ry store.
Holiday stock now complete at Aug.
Gamm's. Come and make your selections
while YOU have the full assortment to Sc
lect from 9w4
DO not forget where to get an otto
man or foot rest, plain or upholstered at
T., w. Schultz's.
in order to close out stock of dress
trimmings, Beurhaus marke d them below
cost Don't fail to see them. 10
DO not fail to see the chenille and
plush touches and lounges at E. w.
Schultz's They are dandies.
just received most choice and beau
tiful line of silver and gold watches.
Jewelry of all descriptions for the holiday
trade at A. Wiggenhorn's. 10
Never had a more complete line Of
parlor suites than now, and at prices that
will astonish YOU E. w. SCHULTZ.
Don't neglect to look over the most
elegant line of lamps, fancy cups aud sau-
GERS, dinner, tea, and chamber sets, and
numerous other articles suitable for Holt
day Gifts. at Aug Gamm's crockery and
glassware establishment. 9w4
Pictures framed from the latest styles
of moulding on short notice at VIM. Q.
Raues.
Solid Sterling silverware at 81. So an
ounce at c. Goeldner & Sons music and
jewelry store.
"A full line of fancy tables and stands
highly polished, plush and hand-painted
brass plack tops.
60 and see Beurhaus as he is max
ing special efforts 10 reduce stock before
taking inventory, January 1st. 10
For holiday presents go and see VIM.
C. Raue's place, where you will find a
beautiful line of satin and plush wall
pockets, all kinds of fancy walnut goods,
pictures, frames, carpet sweepers, etc.
Call and see the immense line of
chamber suites in all kinds of wood, fin
ish and design at E. w. Schultz's.
"A fine assortment of gold and silver
watches at greatly reduced prices at C.
Goeldner & Son. Music and Jewelry store.
These are plain facts that Sa'ick's
sell goods at rock bottom figures and no
one should miss to 60 there for holiday
goods. They have the largest stock in
the city. III
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1888-12-19

Francis Schlueter, father of w. A. and
j. Fl Schleuter, cigar manufacturers, died
suddenly of heart disease Saturday morn
ing, at his home in the Second ward, aged
20 years.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1888-12-19

aged SO years, of stomach disease. De-
ceased emigrated from New York to Wis
consin 80 years ago, settling in Farming
ton. He leaves wife and FIVE children.
By an oversight. The REPUBLICAN
last week did not mention the death of
Robert Howell, brother of Postmaster Fl.
S. Howell, the sad event occurring at
Oswego, Kansas, on the 9th inst, at the
age of III years, of Bright's disease. He
leaves wife and one daughter.
HYMENEAL.
Nath. G. Triplett, of Hustisford, and
Miss Lizzie Melinz, of Emmett, were united
in wedIock Thursday morning, Dec. 13,
1888, at Cady Memorial chapel, the cere-
mony being performed by Rev. J. B. Finn,
rectsr of St. Paurs Episcopal church.
The groom is son of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Triplett, of Emmett, and is engaged in
the agricultural implement business at
Hustisford in company with B. S. Ran
dali. His bride is popular and highly
esteemed young lady, great favorite
both at home and among her circle of
friends. All who know this worthy cou-
pie express the hope that they may have
a long and prosperous welded life.
Thursday, December Is, 1885, II.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1888-12-19

Amasa Schofeld died Thursday, Decem-
Der Is, 1888, at his home in Pennington,
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1888-12-19

Thursday, December Is, 1885, II.
Rottenhouse and Miss Georgia Wood were
married at the BONE of the brides par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Wood, in Unity,
Wis. -
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MIRKETS
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS

FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.
The large purchases for export yesterday saved ths grain
specuis,ons for the bulls they effected imDorsn All
vance There covering shorts and some new buying
encouraged by operators but Otherwise hr sna
ton presented no Cash wheat bei hrm with
cut change whe the market was trins
easier the total for export pcluded ls@Oo
Of 40 900 bushels shipments from hrs
hands and u bushels OF The dealings IN spOn
wheat amounted 900 bushels and after brief
period of carly ng the reports heavy buy.
ing for port gave the market The close
was nrm ami gains OF May at 9lis for AUGUST al
80 and for the other months g. follows February
s9Lt March, $685. April, 90.; NAY eleI
June OIL, and July, 90s cents. Option corn
also was stronger in sympathy with the leahna
cereal and in response the better shipping Inquiry and ha
close was firm May up q at 5s3 June 1t % ana
March and pr SO and August at SCH cents higher
The of line with the other grain specua
tons and spot lots eased s9 The options closed
unchanged at 37 for March, April AMI May In spot
Lard 700 sold part Of which WAS io export The
speculation without special feature and options closed
generally shade easier as follows March, 81 81 Aprli
- MAY s. O2; June IS OF July IS II.
The receipt, OF gain and report5 eray at New.
York Baltimore Philadelphia and Boston were As foorn
Wheat 80 376 bushels corn 1881 bushels oats foloS
bushels total grain 275375 bushels ioar 6v20o PACK
ages Al Chicago Milwaukee aud ST. Louis tue arrivals
were Wheat ~ 22l bushels. corn Sj6,59O bushels oats
%, "a busne total grain. O49 bushels iou 400
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-25
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per Worth R;c.r. Vessels AMI Raaroafs
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

BUILDING MATERIALs-The movement Is fair on =
generally STEADY market Haverstraw Ha'd Bflcks GLo
quoted 90 90 20 5eas q.ay pr LOO h.Is rss
sI5aslo Trenton and Philadedhs Front e. 51
Goats Hair 800 6c. bush Cattle Hair ~ 10;
40 50 for round lots American fortAnl J
ENGLISH Por land 80 25Ss2 i6i Rosendae 81 l5dsl 10
Lath, 90 25dS2 sop M. ,,. .,,..
COFFEEThe SPOT marAet continues nor, VIII M y,
too nominal quoted The miller styles were nuet
Option trading active. maTket opsuou
vance OF 25 and closed steady az qrther Adj
vance Of Is points to: January. lolU0i9 - FenrqH'
ilS5al2OO; March. ll35Bl140; April, ll2oi MAY lIV
Glib; June ll.oOs 9ll.o6 July, l070SlnI6 Ansnss
1925 November. lol59le2oi December lol q I'D
The the different months are JMI1nb'
ioio9 IoO1; February l75oL7o Marea II a %!
ApriI IL 2 1lOD5 May ll.209l09O June. IlOG 81
JnIy i075GiO5o, August. lO5Oa 1929 September
TO- 50 q 1905: October. l02O0loOo; NOvsmoer lo.iOs
IOUOi December 10 $1,000. Total sales 1874 90 Oags
COTTON-ln keeping with an ADVANCE IN he Boa spesn
ton the spot market closed nrn. sales 80 0aies
The port receipts to-day aggregated G2hi Val aac
conlpsrDg with 9lS9 bales the same day last week
and e27b bales for tho corresponding dav last
wear since Ohio beginning OF the crop year
tho receipts aggregated 4S2l7 26 bales against
1850 447 for the tmo last season
Quotations based American Standard oil CasshcA
tollows
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-25
THE TRADE CHICAGO.

CHICAGO Fob. "a (specal-The early speculative tnhu
ences the selling side, even the little rally that TOOK
Mace before the being somewhat helped along by no
bears who wanted a better place sell from May wheat
openei at 79s touched 10 10 The winter wheat
market was strong York premium OF los,
cents LOUIS being al premium OF u. cents Ths
heat selling Oy Hutchinson. Jones McCor kea
schwartz. Dupoe ~ Co. Al the bottom some ions
vile for outside evidently went overbOar The lass
6yr, lr the Nav option was above the
lng aud 81 the bottsu May opened al JOA
touched o. but in tho ait, rnOon sold r"ey At 81 I'D
closed 5lA ". L. Baker Co.. WAC nave ior nionthe
been the great the buying ss we're the Os
buyers OF the day Tho cepts of the morning. 457 care
were Larger than oKpectat With TIE except ON "
heavy offerings RIBS the prOy-icn al da1
wthsut eft Resm sold 20 90 OO pounis u
rb. Al 81 so "a 10 Litu either IN PORK
OF larI MAY pork sponed slt. kept al day between
Sl3 80 IA O2 y audi closed =. gio Attr h-uLe A,
lad kept - and 81 81 close a. he Sttes
fsute May kept ~ 80 AID - 80. and closed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-25

GALVESTON. Feb. "a -Cotton-Quiet; MGding IS.
Low Mridng 90, Good Ordinary. 81 9ei al1 s'"''
receipts 35 bales sales lOl bales soos ~ 10 ,a1
Weokly-Net receipts. lO5i bales; gross feeePs $50
bales exp1rrs coAstwise 1881 bales sales - oHe' "a.
NORFOLK Feb. "a COTTON steady MlddhhI ~ Cfa
anu receipts ll3J oaiss exports co'A1"s' INV
bales sales 62l bales stock 1914 bales or,. p.
WeskIy~Net AND gross receipts. 1855 bales; exports -
Great Britain, bales exports 10 the continent
bales exports cOastwis B. 33S bales sales aus IA
SAVANNAH Feb. J4.-CottJn-Qnet; MIda.ng, -. -, "a
Low hiddlIns . 7lB; ordinary. l1-soi. not s.s
gros, recslnIs 800 bales exports coas"ise 40 ose'
sales bales stock. IS Ats Dale' ,,o. .xnor,. -
Net recept-. oItf oNPo'
Great Britain bales; exports 10 o,.,msc
az norris Ia the Cont aslt zoo los oAPo'' N"~''
g. i4s bales; sales $50 bales r,rn. u,adl,ny o. .,
sti,ns a ia GOOD Ordinary. 10, net recolp o.
a8sl bales; gross reoep Sy bales 10 hIss
Ws,siy~Nst receipts Il 100 b.les H1s' .'SSo %
80. q ar Rrtaiu 90 i3t bAlosi 10 We Connueh$
ao -. bales sales ~ 800 Osea
colstwiss February 10 shoua h-''
been s. 1870 bales 23d. 4,0-v
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lsrd Spot and r.s.rss.In poor demand spst February.
Tour-Tn poor demand Corn. spot ana Fatarssin 1oss
a.maudi Mixed Western spot Sun At - Pal do4
April dull -. 7bd. Hops 81 London swYork STATE =
fair demand
LONDON Feb Pa pm Prodnes-Ihnsesi cake Re7a "a
a SO 70. I'd. per ton. spsrm OH, tSZsE43 Per tor.
SpIrts of Turpentine. 2Ss o. per cwt
ANTWERP. Fsh. wilc,I's lari closet At 81 france
20 francs paid and ~ IL p confines scilera
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-25
roNpoN wool SALES.

IoNpox Feb 2I-Att the wool sales TO-DAY the odals:
and the COM kssn rhe market va
sssdsd drrner several days pAst aud nequens ri
vs"rss we're noted large quantity vas however oss.s
bsnt as2 ono bales been offered At the Pr":eus
.sri,a Including 10000 for tonorrows sAlos VI al
the trade purchased liz 0Os oA "a -
operators 900 ssd 5000 vent 10 the Unsu GOD
wrrs carr I'll Tor 30 900 baeA Consisting u low
ZIMMERMAN and 900 Cape Of 0oo4 Hsps and NssAIs
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE Markets

LIVERPOOL FEB 2l.-3;30n m-Besf Pork and Hams
In poor demand BAooa-I In poor demand long clear duh
al 3Ss 3D.; short clear dull Ais Sd CheesoIn do
mand Tsiow-in poor demand. Spirits OF rurpontine-
In good demand hrm 30A CD Rosn-ln poor demand.
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Religious Notices.
At the Collegiate Dutch Churches.
Morning service al II O'Clock evening service at s.

Morning Il O'CLOCK. evening service ats.
Il tayStIo g9SG ne r.. Morning
Rev VIM " ALTON CLARK will preach IN the evening.
1.-THE CHURCH 2sthst and 5thave.
Rev J2HS GE wIT D. viii pT prs4e an the eTen.
ArTHE CHURCH 4sth.st and 5th.ave.
A.aManha,tan Temperan ne .s sssoc jIi
Cooper o"i Memorial Service rtiseH0oH -i'
in honor OF William Mex Gscho esq our late correspond
ns OFT nssns Of ns ia
day FsG 20 while e9sased in the Of his NOBLE
Ses. c hss B. r Fse FrAns smith & j. VIM
e eas 1 1ns roSotoD reform Te BY
9 M5 T < s
Secretary. Presl ent
american Temperancc Union. ohc.erin; Hail. sqnda,
by Eey S paS MA h69 XIX Bk93 esq., % Mcn
gan viii sc give one OF MS highly Interesting
si sanGay Cone early Choice song service by crystal
stream Qutrtette and Choir
A sermon on sowing and Reapins" BY 1EGGy
d. 81 m n = P1a Bsings, Sic OF Reison Eleventh STREET
Atthe ThlrtIeih street Ne hodi.t kpsc opal Church
eet.en 9h ana sh Ava, Dr SoM i pS pr Of tic
bosioT T The a. YouSS Men Who are wne
s n s7s e'h nss 15H E RR"aPS"
Failure or OF Tie Rsh yoans Man" Eye6ns. 40 ~.
cordially invited.
Al BIooming dale Reformed Church. Broadway and
oSth.st-Rev. CARLOS MARrYN. Pastor breaches at IL
Christianity and the Isms OF To-day" At 7.4j First
Of Lentsn lectures the Reformation to de.
l,crsi az follousi February 20. RISE OF the Papacy
March 4. Paganized Christianity March H. Heralds
Re form March THE Hour and tho Man March rs
Results OF the Reformation" The public cordially invited
s1 firsf Re- Church ds5
baptism and sermon 100 New Gospel Hymss responsive
service ana sermon
AT trinity baptist Church 55th..t near LeInston.ave
tht PA.,of Rev. D. e. HUGHES, will preach sabbath at
1899 a. 10 aud 75Op III.
New ork Temperance MON, Masonic Tempt. 9Th.
a, 6w 1nS " RKs %KiGr on re@pefane" from noi
saTfPqn ss MsS q1s
treasurer J B. GI BIS. President
sfq' Swish SWISH ~. preach wet s Of
s:s % fHa.f % near s s
Al South Church 5th-ave and 2lstst
Morning service. al o'clock.
Afternoon %qsta S,es including
W strangers particularly invited.
The church IS near many boiela
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y H iSe Pastor ssS Rev TmEopoRto WILLIAMS Subject
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