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Wichita eagle., 1888-06-23

Please announce A B. Wright a candidate LOT
re ELECTION 10 the Office Of Clerk OF me DISTRICT
Court: subject TO the decision Of the Republlcan
nominating convention -,-.---..--.u-..-..-
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-23

Swab < CLOSER. TAilors. 20 Main st-is
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-23
wasS}AfIim
1ai1y Eagle
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Please announce the name Of Chas II. lining as a
,n6idae for the office OF Clerk Of the District court
snbiect to the decision of the Republican nominal
ne convention. u""-
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-23

to saw that am a candidate fer the State Sehal e'
subject TO the will Of the Republican county eoh he
yention If receive the nomination ! shall ne
grateful Ii elected shall labor for the best IN
terests of my district and the state at large ~
come other gentleman shall be the choice or me
Convention shall say amen, and roll up my sleeves
ana "orA ioi MS F. P. FORD.
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-23
WatcrmeIIons, Matermelons

The great excitement is the rush for the
Florida watermellonS. d3l-lt
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-23

New and Important Book for Kansas
Lawyers.
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-23

Successive Steps by Which the Grass of
China Becomes q Hat In Amertca-Why
BIeached Hats Turn MISUNDERSTANDING
Touches.
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with no response until toward the c'ose,
when the covering OF shorts led TO partial
rally in the list The Southern, Southwest
ern and Vanderbilt stocks we're exceptionally
well held, but they were not able to make
any Roadway against the general drift
OF prices notwithstanding the support
received. The market opened with q
fir degree OF animation, while first prices
were irregular but generally higher, ms after
a little Hesitation the market gathered
strength and moved up fractionally. Rock
Island, however, soon displayed marked
weakness and the other grangers fell In be.
hind, and on an increased business the en-
tire list move of, all the early gains being
wiped out before noon. The aft rnoon saw
stagnation among the majority OF the list,
but the grangcrs still continued active and
declined steadily, bringing the rest OF the
list down 70 the lowest figures toward de-
livery hour. Later however there was a
general improvement but the time was too
short % recover the losses Of the day, and
while the market clos ID firm It was at frac-
tionll losses for the day Rock Island shows
net loss OF per cent, but the rest OF the
list lost fractional amounts only.
Railroad bonds were somewhat more
active, the sales Of all issues aggregating ST.
UG3OOO, but the only activity noticeable was
In the Kansas and Texas issues, the skies
furnishing Sl2s, 600 and the liycs S97, 900 to
the grand total. The feature Of the day was
the advance and subsequent decline in the
International DDS, which, on the decision Of
Judge Brewer rose from Il 10 so, but
settled back TO 75l% net gain Of Ia.
The general list shows little improve
mcnt The total sales Of stocks today
were 2jl,77O shares. Closing quotations:
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Clear rib side hlcon bulk pork clear sides.
clear fib side, long clear and shoulders wcrc
marked down '.g to-day by %, Merchants
E,.haurc Quotation Committees, and tur
Keys declined owing 90 heavy receipts. Ear
weaker and poultry generally lower,
Tho sllc5 recorded go t.c Grain Call Board
session Fifteen cars December No. . white
corn uu track, NJ &c.
- New orleans sugar 8. Zoo active demand.
with open kettles steady. aud ccutrlfugils
active aud huu Muh~t,-upcu kettle and
centrifugal mpll-,o. firm
A. GO the coffee market New York rx-
change states that "ihc market has been
decidedly active during tho week. with
steady advancing prices. The chief factors
entering into Ia situation have been strong
European ud,icys, assisted by free buying
her, Tor account Ul ihr short Interest and
uniayumhlc information relative 10 the
growing crop boo Brazil. The r,pjrts of
damage hy rain eth continue, aud receipts
of present crop are backward from the same
cause lhlv b. some disappointment in
tie demand iorspot coffee, aud the ware.
house deliveries are somewhat less than
have been anticipated, but q more hopeful
feeling ~ being expressed by tho dealers,
aud better demand iH expected IN the
near future. The advance in price Tor the
| week b. about Ar per pound ~ November
uud December uud ly per pound Tor The &C.
/ m1iuiuF months. lh' visible supply in the
/ United hWtcs b iin,bls hhFv, against 81 ,uOi
/ Vas ui the giuc time last year,
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Groceries,

NEw ORLEANS, La, Nov. 2s.-Conee-Ex
cited and higher; rio, common to prime, II
@27Ac.
Rce-Dcmand fair and market firm; ordi
nary to prime 3A@5&c
Sugar-Actiye and firm; open kettle
strictly prime, lN@5c; good fair 90 fully
fair, A. Cli ll-lGc; common 90 fair, 4i4M4 nc,
inferior, 3AMic; centrifugal, plantation
granulatcd, GAM6kc; choice white, 69E@C
1-lGc; of white, O $1,000 l5-lGc; gray
white, GG6Hc choice yellow clarified
o l.i6aGlsc, prime yellow, clarified, &c; OF
yellow clarified, 5NM5 l5.l6c MOlasscs-
Steady and iirmcr open kettle, fancy, 43ci
choice, il@i2c; strictly prime, $50
90; good prime, 35M37c prime, -
63Sc; good fair, ga &c; fair, 2od
26c; good common, 23a2lc; common, 2OCg
pc; ccntriiugils, strictly prime, 25@2Gci
good fair, lSglJc; fair, lj@lGc; good COM
mon, lici Inferior l0@llc.
NEw YoRK, Nov. s-Conee-0ptions
steady and closed iirm sales 90, $50 bags, in.
Guiding December SlLlO@ii75. January
sll5O@ li75; February, slLd5GllSo, March,
SliGO@liOU, April, Sli10@ij.0U; May,$liGi
@l5OG June. $lL756tl5.Oj; July slL70a
lI.O5; August, $lL7O9l5l0, September,
Sli5OGlisj; October Sl4.0D@i5.OO. Spot
Rio highcrfair Cargoes i6lsc
Sugar-Raw quiet and strong; refined
steady and In fair demand,
Molasses-Foreign nominal; New Orleans
steady and fairly active.
Rice-Firm aud active.
CfNcINNArf, o., Nov. 2s.-Whisky, firm,
sale, 0Jl barrels; finished goods on basis OF
sl1I. Butter strong, sugar steady; egg
steady, 2lc; cheese steady.
CmcAGo, H., Nov. 2s-On the Produce
Exchange today, the butter market firm and
unchanged. Eggs firm, 22923c.
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Groceries.

CANNED Pncapplcs, sl.25Glt.50.
Peaches, 2 lis standard, SL3ja lao; second
800 Tomatoes lbs, standard, SjOi0Oc;
lbs, standard, 800. Strawberries SIPS.
Raspbcrrics 81 %. Blackbcrrcs, Sl.OO. Green
cages 81 % Pears 800. Plums 500. As
paugus, tiO0 Green corn, slOOdl 40.
Green peas, $l.2j Cove oysters, full weight,
lb 91c. 2 lbs Sl55MlG1. light weight,
Csc; lbs Sl.OOHl.lO. Condensed milk,
Crown, $3.50. Eagle, $40 Swiss, SOC.
Salmon, II. 10000 Sardincs, $3.50; mustard
sardincs, $500 Mackcrcl, SL2ji herring
mackcrc SlO5.
SuaAH-Purc white, G3tm7c or white Gll
mGa-c; yellow clarified, U4sm6isC refined A,
19sc standard gmnulatcd, 7hNGiAci pow
dcrcd, SIC, cut loaf, Sl4ci steady
CorFEE- Common, lllsc, ordinary, 1910;
fair l6'sc, primo Rio, lsr choice 20 fancy,
10, old Government JOH32c; steady.
SALr-Slginaw, SL3lWlID per brl; Ohio
River 81 2OCtl.25 per brit SKIS, tine, SL35Gg
/. 20, coarse, fllO0li5, pkts, 2Am7c.
EicE-Louisiana, I}s@jAci Carolina, &c,
quiet.
CANDrrs--Sticl,, all Sizes In bxs. pals and
hrls, gG,llc. lgicy, assorted, lO9l1ci extra
| fancy lSM2ic, firm.
Soar AND CANuLH-soap 3l!Gjc, candles,
full weight, Hc.
STAH,u-3Am3lac
Ctrlsr-rrImc flats sEm0Ec New York
factory, Osmluc; full cream, l2@l2lac,
Young America, ~ .Ml3c.
MuiAssrs-Louisinna prime, choice, 356l
i2c fancy I}diic; Ccutufugals common 90
lair 2Ol,joc, prime to choice, 500 55c; syrup
2Dlt ijc; firm.
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600 bu; corn, 500 900 bu; oats, 1000 Blu; rye,
5000 bu; barley, $4,000 bu.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Nov. 2S-Flour frmer
and no inquiry, but market quiet and I'M
changed; prices ranged from s. 20@5.50.
Wheat--Cash higher In options the mar
ket showed strength most of the session, as
the offerings were rather scant and demand
steady, outside markets higher, cables firmer,
receipts small and general advices bullish.
While attended with several relapscs the
general tendency was upward and the close
firm at 5sc above yesterday; No. red cash,
sl02; December, $l0lH@L02, closing at
STOP; February, $l.05Nc, closing ut Sl.05K
bid; May, Sl.0s%@l0 closing at 81. 09II
bid; July, 93X@95l&c, closing at 95c.
Corn-Large receipts and estimates of lib
eral movement TO market next week. to-
gether with declines at other points brought
out free offerings and prices declined. The
demand, however, was active, especially for
May, which was best sustained in value No.
2, cash, Doc; year. 3224@32H@32c, closing at
32Nc; January, 321S@32Hc closing at 81 &c;
May, 3fJs13jssc, closing at 35c bid.
Oats-fhe May option declined &c, 10 SOC,
but was in demand at that; No 2, cash, Soc
asked; December, Die bid; May, 30@30Lc.
Ryc--No. 2, 504c bid. Barley--Slow; sales:
Missouri fall, 4Oc; Dakota, 5jc; Manitoba and
Wisconsin, SOC. Corn meal-Sl 10000.
llhy-LOWefi prairie, SsOO do'OU tlmOtny,
$lldl400. Bran-lIigher; 65@G0c.
Butter-Strong and advancing; choice to
fancy creamery, 30M35c; choice TO fancy
dairy, 2S@30c. Eggs-Stcady at l0c.
Provisions-Dull and lower; Pork, Sl475.
Lard-Prime steam, $S0OGGS l2l9. Dry salt
mcats-boxed shoulders, S7.25(II35; longs,
S.5O@755; clear ribs, $LG0@765; short
clear, S775@7s0. Bacon--Boxed should.
ers, %.37H; longs $3.50; clear ribs, $500;
short clear, $S75GgS.S0
Receipts-Flour, 1000 brls; wheat II, 000
bu corn $1,000 bu; oats, 81 600 bu rye,
none barley, $4,000 bu.
Shipments-Flour, 5000 brls; wheat, H..
900 bu; corn, 10000 bu; oats, 5000 bu; rye,
1000 bui barley, 1000 bu.
KANSAS Cry, No, Now 2S.-Whcat--Re.
ceipts, 5is bu; shipments, 627s bu; in
store, 81, 2Si bu.; higher; No. 2 red. cash,
no bids nor offerings; December, S9JIc bid,
no offerings May, Csc bid, 00lIc asked; No.
., soft, cash. no bids nor offerings; May, Sl.0i
bid Sl,0jl9 asked.
Corn-Receipts, 5,G0T bu; shipments, r.
$50 bu; in store, sos bu; steady; No. 2,
cash, 2Sc bid 2DAc asked; December, 2SC
bid 2SAc asked year, 2so bid, % &c asked;
May 3ly.c asked, No. 2 white, cash, SOC
asked.
Oats-No. ., cash, no bids nor offerings;
December, 2lc bid; May, Sic bid, 32c asked
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Provisions.

FisH-Mackerel, half brls, No. 1, $4,000
900 No. 2, $S.OO@s50 No. g. $780, l0-lb
kits, No /, $l35; No. 2, Sl.25; No. 3, sll0,
Dry, herring, family SOC per box; N. c. roe
herring, half brl, 1913. White fish, half
brl, 800.
LARD-Tcs, SIC half brls, SIC; kegs, SIC
choice kettle 0Mml02Ec easy.
Pros FEEr.-Brls, $500; half brls, 800
kegs, $l.25.
Hoe PRoDucTs-Quict; pork, $1,000
lGOO sugarcurcd hams lllGCgl2Ec; break
flst bacon, llMl24c; clear rib sides, bacon,
De- should r., SIC; bulk pork, clear sides,
$50; clear rib sides, Sc; long clear, Sc
shoulders, 7bc.
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from levee or depot, white, In bulk, 40c; in
sacks, Soc mixed, in bulk, 4ic; in sacks
4Sc.
BRAN-From store soc; from levee or de-
pot $1,000.
HAY-Choice, from store, 09c; car load,
from levee or depot, Sl5.56@l6.OO; prime,
from store, sO@s5c; car load, from ievee or
depot, $3.50; prairie, from store 55GGOc;
car load, from levce or depot; SlO.506H.OO.
OATs--From store, white SOC, mixed, $50;
from levee or depot. white, IN bulk, BIC; in
sacks, 3ic; mixed in bulk, 20ci in sacks, Bic.
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Live stock.

1900 head; shipments, $500 head, Market
slow; best bceycs, S5UOmj.55; steers,
a.. 2O@LJO. Texas cattle, SlGj@325.
Iiogs-Bcccipts, 5000 head; shipments,
$500. Market weak and Be- lower. Mixed,
$j.ij@hi0, heavy, a.20g5.45, light s5.ljg
5i5. skips s3.lOd50D.
Shccp-Rcccipts, GOO head; shipments,
5000. Market steady natives, S250dI50i
Western. S3.2jat3s0, Texans, s2JOg3 40,
lambs, sJT5@62j.
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by TELEGRAPH
u,ne,, nond. aud stoeL.

Nav loEE, Nov 2S-Moncy on call easy
az 2's per cent. closed, offered Nc -. per
cent Prime mercantile paper. 4Attbg
sterling exchange dull but easier nj ti.sl =
Tor siNiy.dny bills and Si.Nsi, Tor demand.
Government bonds were dull but fm
State bonds were quiet and somewhat heavy,
The stock marEct was quiet today aud
while heavy Tor the general list uiadc no
marked movement, except Ia the gmuguu
which sCopd declines extending to u per
cent. though portion Of the losses was ~.
covered before thc close. There was q gen.
Crll iulisVu.iiiun 10 operate among those
interested boz thc market this morning, and
the trading during the forenoon was devoid
at special feature, though the gruugcrs aud
thc Omahas he particular showed marked
weakness. There was nothing in the news
ol the day Ia make any important change In
the market bat after noon there was plenty
of ruWou pat nhUat evidently with the object
OF depressing the list The special stock ~.
lCctyd Tor isattcmpt was the Rock Island
| and u was asserted that the management was
ana iu favor Of "a new arrangement among the
' extern roads aud that it had refused To al.
vance rates. The dividend was aitcfNard
said 10 be Ia danger ~ reduction aud the
rumoTi were seconded by "a most vigorous
/ attack upon the stock, which, ON an uuusu.
ally heavy business for w. dropped q points,
sngi,ing all the grangcrB with it and 10 d
! laser extent the rest ui the list The reports
we've denied in toto 10y President Gable, who
\ happened 10 bc In town. aud more iuyombl,
reports In regard to trunk line affairs mel
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LIVERPOOL.
At noon Spots - Steady demand fair
sales, 1000 bales, II which American stDD
bales Receipts, :, 100 bales OF winch Amer.
lean s,iIp bales. Closing quotations were
as follows MIdlling "a.
Futury opened steady at advance aud
closed Quiet aul steady
,rhcso prices urc given in pence and Glths.
thus Gtj means GdjGil and 5Ul mcaus
TOLL
AtAp m November % scllrrs. Novcm
hcrn,rrmher, 5.sJ -pilrs December Junu.
ar., o. - value January. tcbrary.5 - value.
February Mlryh as s,llrrs. March.
April a2i sellers. ApHl.Nay. 52i value
May.Junc, 6g sellers JuucJuly So
SELLERS
uAvrE
Spots quiet AMI easy
Tres Oriinairr, G,'sG December futures
Gtt.c.
Above spot quotations represent Osifi f0i
IN kilu, IT low miidiiug cotton, liiyrr
terms 1855 kilo, equal 30 irD los. anl 1ji
equal " tiDp.
nUY and sall stocks HH bon T. through I
M Oalhrrath No. DO Madison direct
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DAILY corroN STATEMENT.

Imports-M MGR r. $50 MGTRP, gll; l. 4
RAE Ma LRRR 100; G., o As W RR 262
l., EO&TRR, ~; X e, s&M RR 300, X c, NJ
& Il H. n; NJ 4 r, 90; Tenn MIA Il H.
l76 steamers, loss wagons, 80 Total, iJ1l bales
EXports-M &CR H. 3GS VI u TR X, 200. |
& NRR 30 q. O6sW RR 5,E l., NOS TR H.
lGE KC, M&B II Il. 100, Tenn Iid Il Il, Gu
steamers north, $50 Total i,llj bales
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Live stock.

t,Nw-Chpicc, &C. common to good, per
heat. 10 juEtAuI
liuos-Cho.,, light j@5isc. good, j@ji &c,
common, a. ,mIA.,.
tAuuHthHi,c grass. 81 ,W1isc good -.
ftIc. fgilnNbaA i'.M2'.C choice feeders,
2isw3c feeder i9.@lisc.
SWrr# Choice, a.. medium. Jg2isc. com.
man tI. / lN
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NEw NoKK. Nov. 2s.-Thcrc was healthy
inquiry Tor cotton fabrics Of all descriptions,
with the market showing greater firmness
all around Wooden goods were quiet In
sales, but Tor drcs, goods, ilanncls aud soft
wool dress fabrics prices arc higher.
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NEW YORK.

Spots opened quictand closed steady, mid.
ding Ol3.lGc. Sales. as bales. Quotations
are as follows Ordinary, G)ic; good or.
binary, 8 5-lGc; low middling Csc, mid.
ding, 0'sc. good midilins lOHc middling
fair l0l3l6c fair, II 7-lGc.
Futures opened firm aud closed steady,
ns follows, November 0.5n@D5l; December
n51Uojl January, 0G3mnGi, February
G75gD7G; March, oSGd9 II; April, ODi6t
00I. May O3miOOi June, lO12al0 10,
July lOl0alO2o August, i02j@lo 2B,
September 1s1@o0t salc, 80 100 bales
INV ORLEANS.
Tho spot market opened quiet aud closed
quiet mddlins o'sr Sales, 1850 bales.
Quotations arr a. follows Ordinary, 7,sc,
good ordinary SIC, low miidling DC,
m.ddling O,gc good middlins, Toe,
Futures opened steady aud closed quiet
and steady, ~ follows November nominal,
December 02j@l2s, January, 03)@a3l.
February O3s co3p March 0i7CeDiS
April, 05G@l51; May, 0Gi@gGG, June.
p1I9075 July OS2tID,3, August, D1p1
$50. Sale, q. 800 bales
pNtLY roUr ANp INTERIOR MOVEMENT
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,ni,nn srr,l rrn,lnr,.

rmNr Crrur Ou.-iuC prime summer vel.
low, 5t, summer white So. choice cooking
summer yellow, 5iC; cotton seed meal
$500. les than car load S1uun
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IInmschnIh snnnIIrs.

FRuT-Stcaly Oranges $5UD@GoO per
hrl; 81 2jH3Ul per box. Lemons 5000
l.uD per box Bananas. $500 25Upyr bunch.
California prurl $50 per box. Grapes
Concord, 800 T. r basket tatawh1. Zoe per
basket Pincnpplrs. 225 per dozen.
Arrns-sl,5prAj 30 per brl. Dri apples
% saic p r pound from store. Dried peaches
.'hJ from store.
GAvu-Quail, sl.doNi ~ per dozen; SPUR
rc.,, sl.2j $50 per dHzgW rabbits $3.50 per
DOZEN wild turkeys iua7ic each; wood
duck. =. ipN2 ul per duz ~, teal, 80 blW3uU
per dozen. mallard, s2JOW2.j per dozen.
Ncu.sou, ldl'g Srluc per pound; whole
deer, 5WHc per pound, opIs,gm, l5@ iuci
dressed coon, loose.
Recommendations. SlGaL75 per brD
Cabbage loose, Ga G.. kmut, per hrl. 500.
half hrl, $50 Garlic, 5nc per luJ. Carrots
e3upuJhI per btl. bUyts, s'iuu2f per
brl. raruIps $500 per br. llpr.cmdish,
si.WCiajJ per hrl.
BurtEf -llutcrinc, tjc creamery 2sm
3nc; dairy lNd2-c, country butter, lGglSc.
CprB-uMrk, $3.50 PER bH and $3.50 per
halt brl.
NNE9R-Pcr gal, i0al2c.
PuUTm-Chickcus young Si.2j@Li5,
mixed, Sl7ba2UU hens s221M2j0. turkeys,
young, sdOpHSOJ old, sNUItJi2.pD geese,
S.. JODd { So ducks S27jttiUu dressed tur.
Keys, lUrl2c per ~; hens. s27i 1850.
chickens. S2JUH2.1j gccsc, siUDti6.up,
NUrs-Cocoanuts, 1915 per i0l. Peanuts
Virginia, i'8OGc. Tennessee farmers stock,
J'sfic. roasted. 2'sc higlcr, shcllcd, 6g'C.
r,cnns. Texas, O0l2c.
Ecg.-Quict. Boxes, inc. eases, 9nc.
RN-tNs-l.ondOn layers, s22i California,
q 80 per box.
Pt,kLr- Brl.. $3.50. half brls, 500.
ruNror-Firm, Sl.jOt2OO per brl; SKIS
GiH5jc, Utah, ~ psr bu, sweet, slOOBi2j
per bTl.
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ST. Louis, No, Nov. 2s-wool unchanged;
bright medium. i0d9lIfc; coarse braid. 100
2ic, low sandy, liGlsc. fine light i1e2jc;
fine heavy, lJ@l9c. tub washed, 3l@JIL.c.
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VI &c In eInl.

wurTY Straight Kentucky Bourbon.
81 $4,000 Robertson and Lincoln counties,
Tenn, firm at i.aj 90 500, sharp advance
ON o ,iobcr Eastern ryos, si.2'tGUp. ac-
OoriiuE Ia the age and make, common
whisky, sLOitti.3l. according % prof, moth.
ing under - pr cent quoted
BA.stNg- n j.ui3c.
Trs-si lutti.i5
supr-Dror $50, buck, ii.C&
lTtp-tT.
IAtLoN-Jmic.
Touc,o-Common. 2j@3jc other gradc.,
tsIHsic.
-suU-Gnrrctrs. siO55 Ralphs, sl0 .,
Railroad sJ2i. Gail & ANs. snVu
PoWpEE-kg,s, 800. half kegs, $50,
quarter keys, si.55.
CoALOL-rrimc white, Wholesale lots, iOc
Per rl.
Woodbury.. grease wool, unwashed, ~
HiIc. clear grease wool. 2ot2tr. bury,
| washed 2usgIn. tab washed, JJIJic.
BtpwAN=iStt1E.
Nus-lrpn. si.piai 20. steel s2.0j@2 10
HiuIs-.pry flint No. l, lie, No ., 81 dry
/ slltcd NJ No. > hy. green sIlied. 40. I, SIC
/ No. =. sc green. las, dccukius, 3pCyOlC
| shcgpskins, lj,,t;LuJ trm.
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Ftovn-fum storr, common, 5000 Co.
iamii, $40 fL.p choice SL'ONi fancy,
tLhittaW extra fancy S'io9ij0, patent,
sh3Ib,Gv, quiet
Couy Mr,L-rarl, $3.50, roller s2go.
quiet
BEANS Avp rEa-Nayy beans, g22j me.
dium, s2n
OAruE,L--lu half brls, $3.50 from sior,.
CRNCkrEs Soda, extra, Gc treble extra,
Oi.s ginger snaps s'sttn's b., assorted Jun.
blcs. ir,tl2c, cream CmcKrrs, Si.0iO-,
CHscKED WmEAr-ln half brls, SL5O from
store.
lloN.NY AID Gniu-From store, SIS.
TredstutI,.
Cons From stort, white, t2c. mixed, Soc
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EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS..

Ordinary, nominal; good ordinary nomi
nal low middlinR, 01c; middling, 07-lGc;
good mddlng, 0l3.lGc, mddling fair, 1919;
fair, nominal
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COTTON MARKET.

Tho local cotton market opened quiet and
closed quiet middling, 7-lGc. Sales, A., 300
bales, including 800 bales last evening OF
which 2 100 bales to exporters and 2,400 bales
% spinncrs.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY o PER CENT, NEW YORK EX'
CHANGE PAR SELLING,
Gotten puie.--M!ddiing Cotton, oT-1oc
-.salcs Today, 1900 Bales - Tho
General Market Is e:eady - Ieats
Cu!ot.
APPEAL Orricr,
NTTIAI VTTIVTi
WEDNESDAY EYENIN0, Nov q, y

WEDNESDAY INLNINU NV ~ Io'0
Money is comparatively easy, and all sat
isiactory paper is readily taken at 8 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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MUSTANG L..

CURES Pills. BURNg. CUTS. CORNs.
BEUlSES, CliILDLAINs& PROSTITUTES
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OH aud Turpentine.
New yo.L Dr, Coed. Market.

CLEyrLAND, o., Nov 2s.-PotToleum cas-
:. W, lIUo he
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haVST As.a E.Ea.sAEEi

CURES HOILOwHoRN, CAKED RAGS,
CRUZ & HOOP DISEASE IN CATTLE |
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Cash quotations were rs follows
flour-Numinally unchanged.
No spring wheat 81 OiGti.OiN, No, 3
spring wheat s0CtNci No red, ti.0l6l
iOiA. No. > corn, 3Gisc; No. oats 96is6c
9ji.c. No . rye b3c; No. charley, nominal.
No. laNsccd, Sl.5iys. Prime timothy seed,
81 i2gi53
Mes pork. per brl, siSS7i@iiOO. lard
per 100 lbs. 81 %. short fb sides llooscl
Il. 2Sa7Sj; dry sailed shoulders (boxcdG
g.. 2jttITiG; short clear sides, (boxedG
- OO6tsi2i,
Receipts Flour, $4,000 trlg wheat, 5000
bu; corn. 10000 bu; oats, $4,000 bu, rye,
Is COO bu barley, $4,000.
shipmcnis-flour, 1900 hrls, wheat %, +.
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COM From ,torl, white, I9ci mixed, SOC