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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1888-11-29

trice and the Duke of Cambridge called
to the Count asking if if he would not &C.
company the party to Windsor, and the
Ambassador bowed his assent As the
train was in motion, however, he was
compelled to take later enc The fail
ure 70 invite him was az oversight, no
slight being intended.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1888-11-29
FREDERICK,s WIDOW IN ENGLAND.
Empress Victoria Accorded Rather Cool Re
ception by Small Crowd.

LoNDoN.-Dowager Empress Victoria,
widow of E nperor Frederick of Germany,
arrived at Port Victoria recently, accom-
panied by her daughters and the Prince
of Wales. Queen Victoria, with Princess
es Louise and Beatrice, left Windsor early
co meet the party. At the railroad
station here the queen wa. met by Count
Won Hatzfeldt, the German Ambassador,
who accompanied her to Port Victoria,
where Empress Victoria landed shorty
after the Queens arrival. Only small
crowd was present, and there was very
little cheering. The meeting between
the mother and daughter was quite ef-
fecting. The whole party at once took
the train for London, where Count Won
Hatzfeldt alighted. The train was draw
ing out for Windsor where the Queen re-
membered that she had forgotten to in
vite the Count to the royal residence, as
she had intended to do. Princess Bea-
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1888-11-29

THE president will spend the next few
weeks at Oak View preparing his message
to congress.
WksHINGToN.-Capt. BGrritt, editor and
proprietor of the Sunday Herald, died at
Garfield hospital.
IT now seems well settled that Mr.. Judd
will remain in charge of the Chicago
postoffico until after the 4th of March and
il is not likely that the senate will con
firm many nominations of this class in
the next short session.
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND has gone into re-
tirement for time at his Oakview resi-
denoe, outside of Washington to prepare
his annual message to Congress, which
will re- assemble week after next.
: WASHINGTON. = O. Altman Quay call
ed meeting of the executive COM
mittee of the republican national com
mittee for Wednesday. December 5sh, in
this city.
WASHINGTON. = new republican
daily paper 30 support the coming
administration will be started the first
week in December. E. W Fox will be the
editor, assisted by his son, William @.
Fox, who for the past thirteen years has
been United States consul at Brunswick,
Germany. The paper will be started
under the auspices of the national re-
publican league, and has a large amount
of capital behind il.
GREAT interest is felt here in reports
from Tennessee. which indicate that
Bates, the democratic candidate for con-
gress IN the Chattanooga district may be
given the certifica tie which wes ex o ected
to be given to Evans, republican. This
district has been couated as surely re-
publican in making p estimates in the
house, and this change might be sufficient
to reverse the political com plexion of
the house and make it a demo cratic or
ganization
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1888-11-29
Judson Female Institute Burned

SELMA, Ala, Nov. PA special to the
Times Mail tells of the burning of the
Judson female institute at Marion, thirty
miles west of this CITY, this afternoon.
It was one of the Oldest and best known
female colleges in the south. Loss, SIOO-
600; insurance, $25, 900.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1888-11-29

Convicts Whipped at the Post in Delaware,
WILMINGTON, Del, Nov. 24.-Three
white and one coIored convict were
whipped at New Castle this morning for
larcenies aud burglaries. They took from
five to twenty lashes each lightly laid.
About two hundred and fifty spectators
were present.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1888-11-29

A man named VIM. Curtin, friend of
FIsgman Masterson, has been arrested in
connection with the murder of Eve
Mitchell, in Chicago.
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rza3IUal,

PETER HOWE, wealthy banker, and his
| wife, of Wenona, ILL.,, we're murdered in
their house by burglars.
Two MURDERERs, colored men were
| hanged ct Wichita, Kas., Wednesday
under Federal authority, for killing two
men in 1885.
BOSTON has Whitechapel fend who
has made six attempts at murder without
getting victim.
JOHN PLoM, Of Freeport, Minnesota,
mad with Jealousy, murdered his sweet
heart when returning from dance.
SIX men have been sentenced 20 states
prison for terms varying from one year
and nine months to three years and nine
months by New York courts for Illegal
registration.
CHARLES LINDsTRoM has been held by
the coroner's jury at Rockford, H., on
the charge of causing his wife's death by
kicking AID beating her while she was ill.
Henry WOODS pried open letter box
at Lancaster, n. H., Wednesday night,
and distracted forty letters. He at
tenn pied to cash check found in one of
the letters and was arrested.
JENs NELSON, who was locked up for
drunkenness in Watertown. d. T.. set fire
to his cell. He was burned TO death, and
buildings were damaged to the extent of
$4,000.
MOLINE, In.--W. L. Stoughton, pay
master of the Moline Wagon company,
aged % years, is missing, and it has been
discovered hat within the past few years
he has drawn over $4,000 in wages made
out to imaginary parties. He was a fast
young man with only moderate salary.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1888-11-29
CANADIAN ANNEXATION.

The French-Canadian Sentiment Represented
to be in Favor OF Union with the United States
LIE Lecturer, the organ of the Provincial
Government and supposed to represent
the French-Canadiap sentiment in Cana
da, has made decided sensation by pub
fishing an article in which it points out
the advantage of annexation over I'm
perial Federation, possible contingency.
1t instances the annexation proclamation
of 1849, giving the names of those who
then signed it. They were Sir John Rose,
Financial Agent of the Tory Government
in London; Sir A. A. Dorm, Chief Justios
of the Court of Queens Bench; Judge
Torrance, johnson and Mackay, and those
princes of Montreal Finance, the Nelson's,
Redpath, Workman and rockingham.
It then argues that annexation would en-
tail scarcely any change. The provinces
would retain their present limits; they
would enter the Union as states, whatever
might be the extent of their respective
territories and the disproportion between
them and that already existing in the
United States, Prince Edward Island be
coming the Delaware of Canada. The
federal debt of $500, 900 would be
mere drop in the bucket at Washington.
The militia would be reorganized on the
economical plan of the United States and
the army of custom officers would vanish.
Independence LIE Lectuer simply dismiss
es with the remark that the future is
wrapped in too much uncertainty, and
says it is altogether too doubtful whether
the Dominion would be strong enough to
recover its independence, or, ha7ing re-
covered it, to retain it. The article will
probably begin a movement among the
French for annexation to the United
States. The French feel that the do not
set fair share of power in the Domin-
ION Government, and are ready for any
thing that will give them more liberty
and independence Of action.
Near the soda springs of Ashland, Ore,
there is q spring which emits gas 80
poisonous as to kill whatever may breathe
it, and it is said there is almost constant
ly ring of birds, snakes, lizards and
small deer lying dead about it. The
same deadliness is CLAIMED for a spring
somewhere in Idaho, and in both it is
thought that concentrated form of
carbonic acid gas is the active agent Of
destruction.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1888-11-29
Official Vote of Florida.

JAoKsosvnLE, Fla. Nov. 26.-A special
to the Times-Union from Tallahassee,
Gays the official vote of Florida is as
follows: Cleveland, 1868; Harrison, g.
$50; Fisk, 400. Cleveland's majority
over Harrison, u 904.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1888-11-29

Rains have fallen III western and east
ern India and the crop prospects are
consequently improved.
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GENERAL TRADE.

o. ih' local market cu1,c w1s advanced
'lo ll.E products closet quiet and un
changed. Eiyr advanced Zee tu t.. Gam,
and poultry Shade lower 81 the rnu
call huarl session to-day uo .alos vcrJ regis
tered
STOCK ui grain ON baud OF tbr elevators.
Corn. 'rb bushels uai.. 5i.g bushels.
wheat lal bushels
81 Sew Orleans fho I,mfHl flr sugar, b.,
h,ruvN hgs' anil arrival. have been sold
as up.l.yu they have hr.u placed on Oh,
market rrcu rule stead urUrptr,mrnis
with k,itln less finn NuIl..., loo brisk de
mnud, with prices we'll maintained. ~,
crop is undoubtedly short ui last wear. and
considerably so. but MOT ,r short as iirr
supposed Rice iu ilir drmluI. with prizes
advanced, The outlook b.Ius regarded a.
strung
At New YORK ihc most prominent ar,Ill,
BE- Cullcr, which h. ihc su port u stron,
statistical position and 70 bIllish inclination
among sIsgulatur SUGAR BE- steady, dcI.,nd
iuf upon che trust ,ud lty ability 10 main
tain is pryscu, rUsItsDn
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delivery hour. The news Of the day
was Of negative character and hid
no influence upon values, although the
engagement Of $750,000 gold for export
caused some depression. The opening
figures were higher in sympathy with
London, and the general'buIlish feeling sent
prices up fractions further. The selling Of
Rock Island, however, had dnmPening
effect upon the advance, and the market
repeatedly lost all Of the advantage, though
outside of Missouri Pacific there was no
special weakness displayed. The recovery
the list fluctuated backward and forward
within the smallest limits dizziness being
the principal feature, until Lake Shore
came TO the front and infused some anima-
ton and firmness into the speculation.
Towards O'Clock pm. the most OF the adj
vance was made, but in the last hour
sagging tendency again appeared. The
market finally closed dull and unsettled at
insignificant changes from the opening fig
urcs. The market is generally iractonally
higher this evening, but the only marked
changes were an advance Of lEc in Lake
Shore and decline Of Lc in Missouri Pa
ciiic.
Railroad bonds were again very dull, the
sales Of all issues reaching only s9lG,OOO,
while the one feature of the dealings was
the activity and strength In the Chesapeake
q ohio A. certificates, which on business
Of Sl63, 900 advar ccd only per cent The
rest Of the list presented no character what
ever, although some marked changes were
scored.
The total sales of stocks today were los, GS2
shares. Closing quotations
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~ TELEuaApu


Ma N.UA Nov Money un call r8ay
at . 60 iI,.y.u', lbsi loan IN, u,r cent
closed, offered 10 1's pHr vent Prime
mercantile paper iluns sterling sx.
change dull but steady at slsi'. Tor siAty.
day bills and % ,s'. Tor demand
Government bonds we're dull but firm
state bonds were entirely neglected
The stock market was dull throughout
while ihr movements Boo prices were ifrru.
Oar anil combined iu most cases within he
unrfuWrst lIWit. and the nu,tuatiuus
possessed little ur no significance The
market BE- f'IIl waiting upuu iir settlement
ul th, faIlutld difficulties. aud then, .,rmrl
little ur nu disposition o. trade aud the
market today more than amy time duriug
The past two weeks, was under the control I'd
doe traders aud bears. Considerable mauiu.
ulaiiuu was apparent In Rurk Island and
although tHv dealings iu the stock wen. a "A
lhrEr tug crowd iu it was unusually eaten.
siir and ihr dealings in n limited, ~ they
were ihC pivot upon which the MARI "a turned
u sb,lirNrl That suWe spectators have gone
short IT thr stock bat iu ytfV
~ the uncertainty In rgid 10 tho
G lufsr ~ the management in the
PROPOSED settlement there IL no dis
position o. touch the stock among the gen
cml run 81 Operators. Missouri Fac q also
displayed considerable weakness during the
early portion II the day and was notable h
make up any Of the decline which was An
some measure due 10 the drop IN Manhattan
which -uld down 4 Per ccHt. bccnuse VI ths
recent decisions against the company loi
suits for damages. The strong points In IA,
list werr Lake SHORE, aud for sUme time IN
the forenoon st. Paul. Theru was good huv
ing In the former, which apparently cam,
from inside sources. Much bull talk wa,
ciTulaicd upon the stock and Ne strength
was influential In mllying the rect " Ia
list especially the other Nandcrbilts, towart
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At noon Spots - Steady. demand fair.
Stiles lnup bales. NJ which American 81 100
bales. Receipts, uuIp hllr. ui which Amer.
| lean NWn bales. CLOSING quotations we're
| as tulluwt Ordinary. I ~ lGl good mii
/ dliur, l3lti low midiNur. 70 J.iGl. mid
] dliug, ,.l6l. ruud mIIlllua li.lCl
! Future opened steady ai advance ant
| CLOSED steady
llhu,u prices arr given Zoe pence and Glih..
thus Gti means GWtii. and 5ul means
q. tGll
AZ q M November December h2' scll
IS n,,Jmh'rJaruury, tgl SELLERS. January.
February, A2i sellers February N1rrl. ID q
sellers March Apnl HHi value. Anil MAY
b 20 SELLER MiyJu 90, buyer. juno.
July. ~, buyers july.AuHust a.sl SELLERS
l;y'rUool weekly statement for thc week
ending November n. l-A
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lloru=Irum store. common. 81 io01 o.
iuui.y, - nttw choice. tJ'pttG1. fancy.
tLl'f'"l extra fancy tl iuHt5l. patent
s'tHIpauI quiet
'"as Mr'i-rcad, $50 roller i2@
quiet
ur'ss 'yp Pre- Navy beans t225 me
dium, t1uI
u,raruaHlu hall bf's $3.50 from store.
tuh,Nuu SOFIA. thiH. a.. treble extra
G'sD FiuFuf sunU# sifhtYi b.. assorted inm
blCs, luHl2g cream crackers. sisttInc.
tHACGrp WuruHlu hall brls. tt51 from
store
llOmNr AID Cars Prom store, 1875.
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per 100 lbs, SS.15; short RIB sides (loose),
NlOgI2G dry sailed shoulders (boxed),
E7SS66Ggd@Mi short clear sides. (boxedJ,
Reccipts-Flour, 1000 brls; wheat As, 900
bu; corn, 1855, 900 bu; oats, 127, 900 bu; rye,
G,OO0bu: barley, $4,000 bu
Shipments-Flour, 1900 brls; wheat, ITO,
eoo bu; corn lB3, 900 bu: oats, 10000 bu; rye,
5000 blu; barley, 4l,00J Blu.
ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, Nov. Colour quiet and
unchanged.
Wheat-Cash lower; options unsettled
The opening was higher, but cables were so
dull that there was strong pressure 10 sell,
winch, with weakening markets elsewhere,
closed 1Ssc decline. There was rally later
on but unfavorable adviccs from the North
west, and the tone became stronger. The
close was fraction below Wednesday; No.
2, red cash, Sl0l, nominal; December
SlOl MMlOlM, closing atSl.0lH asked; May
Sl.OsAGllO, closing at SlO99s0gl .O0l asked
Corn-Year declined " on large receipts
and weakness in other markets. The options
were easy ut first, but buying was steady and
Deferred months stilened and advanced;
No. 2, cash, 3ilS; December, 1925, closing at
323Sc bid; year, 32l6M329sM32Ac, closing at
- &c; January, 80 i5Gt32I@324c, closing at
324c; May 35@35Isc, closing at 35Js@S5Ac
bid.
Oats-Closed steady and quiz after slight
weakening OFF No. . cash, 2iIsc December,
2ic bid, 3O@ 3OISc as ked,
Ryc-ln demand; No. ., 50lic
Barlcy-Quict and easy; sales Wisconsin at
soc.
Hay-Actiye and lower prairie, $1,000
$50; timothy Sl0.5OGli.jO. Bran-lrrcgu-
lar and unsettled at OGc.
FlaNsced-Firm at Sl.i2.
Lcad-Rciined firm at - 49, common, $40
asked.
Butter-Quict and steady; choice and fancy
creamery, 32@3Gc; choice and fancy dairy,
2SGt30c. Eggs-Firm and in demand at l0c
Corn meal-Unchanged; II. $4,000.
Whisky-Steady at Sl.li.
Proyisions-Nothing doing. Pork Slt75,
nominal. Lard-Prime steam, $500. Dry
salt moats-boNed shoulders, SG.75@I25;
longs, S1.2j0i75O; clear ribs, S7,35Gt750 short
clear, S.5O@I62l6. Bacon-BoNcd should
ors $50, longs, $500 clear ribs, 5000 500
short clear, 1862 isMS.75.
Receipts-Flour, 1000 brls; wheat, $4,000
bu; corn, 10000 bu; oats, o., 600 bu; rye,
1900 bu; barley, $1,000 bu.
Shipments-Flour, 900 brls; wheat O.
Ulb bu; corn, 20, 600 bu; oats, II 900 bu; rye,
5000 bu; barley, 5000 bu.
KANSAS Cry. No, Nov. Wheat--Re-
ccipts, none; shipments, l,OOO bu; in store,
3ln,l bu; steady; No red, cash. no bids
nor offerings; December 500 bid, 03c asked
January, oOc bill May, Csc bid, 99c asked;
No >, soft, cash. 02c bid, DC asked; May,
sl.Oi bid, Sl.O7 asked.
Cofn-Rcceipts. 1902 bu; shipments,
1893 bu; in store 27,7i7 bu; qule, No. .,
cash, > &c asked; December 27ssc bid, 2Sl4o
asked; year, 2Sisc bid, 2Sl,c asked; May,
SOC bid 3JAc asked. No. 2whitc cash, 20lso
asked.
Oats-No. ., cnsh no bids nor offerings;
May, 25lsc bid, 2js4c asked.
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Cons From store white. So mixed. SEQ
frIm lcvcc OF depot, white. in bulk. coo. In
sacks, co., mixed In bulk, sac In sacks,
tsp
BHty-fOm store, s,y. from loyco or de.
pot tlGUl
HAY-Choicc, from store, ppr. car load,
from lcycc of depot, siA bGCtiOOo. prime.
from store, sottSiC. car load, from loveo or
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Live stock.

CmcAoo, H., Nov. Receipts,
1900 head shipments, 400 head, Market
slow; bccycs, Sj.25mGl2's. steers $1,000
bulls aud mixed. si.3OM3i0 Texas cattle
81. 75C1i0. Western rangers. SAOJdA25.
Hugs-Rcccipts. 1900 head. shipments
2.uUO. Market lower Mixed. -. SOFA 90
heavy. 5J04555, light ij.2Oa1G0 skips
g.. 10000.
Shocp-Rcccipts 5000 head, shipments
2u1n Market strong. natives. S7updIG0
Western, S1lntt3gt Texans, S25Jg3JJ
lambs, SluDCtj -.
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NEw ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS.
The spot market opened quiet and closed
quiet middling 7.lGc. Sales, 1000 bales.
Quotation. are ~ follows Ordinary, 1916;
good ordinary & 3.iGc, low mildlinR
4 70 l0c; middling, O7.l6ci good middling,
loo.
Futures opened steady and closed
steady as follows November nominal;
December, 925mo2G, January, G2)"o3o.
February, 0Nmo3S; March, 0iGMp a..
April, 0tjmo5B, Nay, 0CIaoO5, June,
17iao a, July, osFgasl, August 0.7s9
go. Sales, 2GCOo bales.
pAitY roar AND INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
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sew yo,L M, goods unrl.e,.

Srw YogE. Nov. 30-Thcrc was more
cuisines. doing IN . quiet way In all classes
~ EDITIONS, but chiefly Tor forward delivery,
with the market very steady "a firm.
Wooden goods begin 10 appreciate under the
higher prices for wool. and the outlook h
toward higher prices all around.
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IT, Walter X. Hammond ayr After long OK.
tsfluucr have cuWe a. The conclusion That tWn.
thlftiH 81 all deaths trum CuuthH pneumonia Hud
rfusuu ptuu might D. avoided u Arkrrs English
Cough Remedy were only wululy usrd in time. y
This Wonderful remedy IL suld uudrra uwitiyc
guarantee hy n I. ilEwtru Druggist
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ArrfAL OFFICE

FRIDAY EVENING, nov ~ lANA
Money is comparatively easy, and all sat
isiactory paper is readily taken at per
cent. 1t is predicted by many that the
small sales Of cotton now being made Will
likely produce very quickly much closer
money market With this in mind bankers
are not disposed to take less than s per cent.
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81. Louis, No. Nov. 3O-wool in good de-
mand aud firm; unwashod bright medium,
Sc. coarse braid. l2m2ic. low sandy
ilCiisc. fine light. i5@23c, line heavy, $50
lac. tub washed, 3iHNisc.
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L,vu-'huirc, ,y, common a. roud. per
head. st.IuHIui
ilp8s= choice lirht b,r5sc. good, 90.
50 BE-. common. q .Nthty
tAUfr=thY.ru grTs. J', tI' b. sprd. 2is
rti,. s'tIaNI~. l',Nt3'ac choice feeders.
. l.fag i,.l,f,. o., lI.u
NuIu. tIu.UU. o.. m, llum. Jft1i.c. com.
mUu A Ut.tI u
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ruiHr CIrur uit#iny prime summer sci.
low BIZ, summer white ,s rhu.r, cook us
summer yellow, a.v. cotton seed meal
$500 les than car load 5000
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INV ORLEANS, La, Nov. 3O.-Cogcc-Strong
aud higher Rio, common to prime, lI'tc.
Ricc--lu good demand, ordinary 10 prime,
53.Wjlsc Cotton seed products quiet but
ir,u; cotton seed oil, prime crude, delivered,
60; refined, T. o. b., 5uc; cake and meal, long
ton I. q. b., DE. Sugar-Dcmaud active aud
prices have advanced; open kettle, strictly
prime, 5gi Lice; fully fair To- prime, 1916
Wi'sc; good fair, 4 ll-lGtIs4C; good
mon, 4h@ilsc; inferior. 3lsic;
centrifugal plantation gmnulatcd, &c;
choice white, t1.MILc OF white, G4M
q Dice gray white, o l-lG"6'-c; prime vel.
low, clarified. G@b i-l6c; on yellow, clari.
hcl 57.Mj 1916. Mplas,es--truug open
kettle fancy sc; choice, 40, &c; strictly
prime, 3s@i0c. good prime. 35MGc;
i imc, 3l@Sic, good fair, no. >c; fair, 2jC
&c good common, 3H2lc; common, 200
BE centrifugal, strictly prime. 2la.jc.
good fair, lsHlDC; fair, iJWibc; good COM
mon, lie, inferior, l0@llc Louisiana syrup,
- Isle.
NEw YoR1, Nov. 30 -Cogcc-Options
steady and closed firm; sales. 100 $50 hngs, in
clUdiug December siLgJHlJ.VD January.
and February. Sl5.nOGl5.9U March. Sli.lOip
lj.3t April. Si5 iWdijiU. May, Sth. zoo
i5i5; June. Sih25mlhlg July. slo.3ja
1850 August, Sl53j0 1890 September,
slj55. October. si5.3jaij.jO. Spot Rio,
higher fair cargo,s. $3.50.
sugnr-kaw quiet and firm; refined
steady quiet e, q 5-lGHG'sc; extra q, q 7-lU
mGisc; white cxtu &, GU.l6h0,sc.
Molascs-Forcign nominal. New Orleans,
steady.
CiNciNNAri O.. Nov. Whisky, steady:
ulcs, $50 barrl finished 500 on a bas., Of
Stll Butter firm, higher fancy creamery,
35ft3sc choice dairy roll, DC Sugar quiet
Eggs IN good demand, 2pc. Cheese, firm.
Cmc,Go, H., Nov. 30-on the Produce
Exchange 10 lay. batter market was steady.
Elgiu creamery, 3DbtlOc. Cheese. dairy, 300
i5c. common To fair, is92!c. Eggs steady,
u1GlHgr
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY PER CENT, NEW YORK Elk.
CHANGE PAR SELLING.

Cotton ouiet--Mid ding Cotton, o7-lec
Sales Today, e,7oo Bales - The
General Market is steady $50 Meats
Quiet.
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wusEy-siuight Kentucky Bourbon.
% jn1G"r Robertson and Lincoln counties.
Tenn firm ut a 80 Go 500 SHARP adrluu,
uu o fpH,r Eastern ryos sis,GGpl. ur.
ruriiur 90 the age and make. common
whisky, tLpnwLap. according a. proof. moth.
ing under ~ pHr cent quoted,
BNUutNo-il 'sttl.C.
1u4-s lu'ti.lA
sut-prur clio, buck, iiC5.
lIApHts.
TALON H3ttic.
Tou,o,o-oommon, 2i@25r other grades,
Gitt~,c.
sNru-Garcits. SOS. Ralph's. so %.
Railroad 60 ~ Gail 4 AN's. snuu.
fovprg-kcrv, 500 half kcgz, $40.
quarter kcg.s. si.5h
CnLoL-rnmcw white, wholesale lots, loc
pr ral.
W Iut-llurry grease wool, unVn.hcd. 10
N,iag clear rr,uso wool gbbt1s. bury.
washed. ga.ls. tab WASHED, JJHsIc.
NTsWAN Histt1E.
NAus=lrun si.wsti 70. steel. - OS62 10.
HINTS .nr, Hint. No. I. lie; No. ., ~. dry
slltcd. H.. No. 2. iC green s'ltrl, No. I. $50.
NJ. . 80 GREEN imhr. drrrskins. JbttCic.
shyypskius lH.' 4 90 firm.