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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-11-29
AUSTIN PRICES CURRENT

Following are quotations for wholesale rates
unless where otherwise specified:
APPLES-Dried, choice, new, @Shc: green,
per Dbl, 2. OO@2.75.
BACON-Breakfast, 12112hc; long clear,
lOc; short clear, 1O1ac.
BAGGING-Scarce; per yard, IL h., 15c; h.,
16c; "a To-, 17c.
BRAN-1.0511. Is.
BANANAS-2. 5O93.25 per bunch.
BUTTER.-Country fresh, from wagon, 20125c,
from store, 30G35c; Kansas creamery, 2503Oc.
BUILDING MATERIAL (Retail Price)-No. /
Texas or Louisiana, o NJ it., 1000: do Il No. / all
heart, 5000; do, No 2, 15.O6 Surfaced. one side
flooring. "a so: Beaded ceiling, u n Texas, 25
do, in, Texae, $3.50: Festher-edge siding, rough
Texas, 5000; do, dressed, 25.00 Cypress, 5000:
California weather-board 2750: Plesterfng laths
N, $50; All-hesrt cypress shingles, $50; esp do,
40OG4.50.
CABBAGE-Per craze; $50.
COFFEE--Rio, 16GI19c.
CORN-From country wagon, shuck, 3564Oc:
shelled, in bulk, 36c; from store, sacked, 45t5Oc
delivered
DRUGS-Alum, y h., &c; Ammonia, carb., y
h., &c; Baisam, copabis, D h., Soc; Borax, o h.
1hc;, Calomel, o lb., 9OG95c; Camphor re
fined, z ID, 35c; Cinchonidia, . o., Csc; ohlor
form, D h., soc; Chloral, hydrste, o h., 1.750
& b. 45O05.O0; Morphine, . o., S.5OGS.75;
DRY GOODs-Oress prints, 5lsuc; sfapd-
ard pAaids, 7GH4c; Light brown dsHssac,
-, *; Medium DO, -, 6GTAc; Heavy do, "a
54@sc; h.eached DO, 80, tsiG7c; Heavy do,4-i
sgste Brown drilling, 7H9sHc; Alabama
plsas' e Brown ouedng, sHDlSc; Jest 5,
cotton. -, Ii5c do, all wosl, ElKOS}c; Nat
tres 5eSine, s0sH5; Feather DO, l5G17e HickoTy
do, SIIhc,
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BRITISH CONSOLs.
NEW ORLEANs EXCHANGE.
STOCKS AND BONDS.

NEW YORK, November 27.-The stock market
was shade more active to-day, and quite strong,
especially in the afternoon, and prices this even
ing are, in most stocks, materially higher than
thOse last evening. In the afternoon the upward
movement inaugursted was accelerated by reports
from Chicago in regard to the new agreement IN
southwesterns, which made the improvement. The
extent of the rise encouraged the taking Of profits
toward the close and some reaction was had,
though a portion of the loss was afterwsrd re
covered. There was little more vim to speculs-
ton st the olening this morning, though the fret
sales were generally made at slight losses from
last evenings figures, and under some selling
from Chicago further slight declines were estaD-
lished. The market, however, has showed sud
den change in its temper and became strong
throughout. After the first demand was supplied
the List sank into intense duness, but in the after
noon there was renewal OF the upward move
ment, and more activity was shown in dealings.
The best prices were reached toward the delivery
hour, after which time there was come reaction
but the market closed near the highest price Of the
day Railroad bonds dull and devoid of feature;
government and state bonds dull and steady. The
following were the closing prices BID:
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An American soldiara -

-,.-slta Constitution
One day during the last part n, A..
DR.. Willis Westm Orelsud vac dos VA,
wound of soldier who had baar 9 ~ '1e
the neck hear the carotid artery. 's' N
Suddenly tae blood vessel gave
Just ss quickly the surgeon CO. sad
finger into the hole to stop the sos ~ aia
Doctor" said he, "waat ans.
meanSn N tais
ut means death" said the suf5eon
How long can live" asked Is.
der, whose mind was perfectly clear soi-
Until l remove my 6nger,p ssis n
Nestnoreland IT
The soldier asked for pen aud a..
wrote MS will, wrote ar effectionats tIepef
70 his wife, and when these were dobs N.Y..
quietly: '1lo
Let it CO."
The surgeon Withdrew his fnvs, \.
blood rushed out and soon the nsn w
dead. rs
The body OF the brave fellow wasl,,,;.,
in Oakland, and every year since Nv
Westmorelsud has gone on memor;pI 5ss
sud plRced lowers on bis grave. ny
year ween memorial day came the doas.s
was Mt Salt Springs. he LETT the sesns -
geysty, came TO Atlanta ana carried u y
tlibute of flowers 70 the grave Of ons ~
was calm aud brave in the very nras. ~
of death. sSnOe
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A Railroad to Llano.

From the sa- Antrnio Express ~
The coGmittee appointed "a loot ~.
the interests Of the proposed railroad ~
nacion TO Llsro, decided that bettar No.,
could ba done after the fair had eIagaa
then during IFS continuance, so after MY
ing secured Subscriptions TO the amouns
ofabnut s. 800, they suspended opetations
TO await tA- call OF special meetiny n
tls board Of trade, at which the spbisol
win be brought u1.
il As proposed to utilize the tonls
which have been issued for the nurtbwsa
kerrVille extension, it being understoo5
.hat Che railroad company will az reasiIS
AaYa them redeemed in that way as in suy
other.
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Eees-Fresh yard, from wagon, 1sSl7c; from

store, 20G2ec.
FLOUR-Bes 6.OO17s0.
TEA--Inperial, 3SG65; do glnpowdsr, q D..
HAMs-sugar cured, 12XGlsc.
LlQUORS-Sour mach whisky, from three TO
eight years old, 2.0OG3.50 3 gal; sweet mahto
Kentucky goods, two TO seven years old l.75tg300,
Wines imported ports. 200G3. so: sherries, 2.UOG
$50; California wines, l0Ol rs, according to age.
HARDWARE-Axes. Mann 3 or Collins sdoz.
10; Axle grease, Mitchell, 9 gross, 6.5OG7.Oo;
DO. Golden, gross. $50; Belle, stock, D Coz,
ioGG4'oS; zS Geai In trace pair SSG5Oc Hames
-, SC; do galvanized, &c; Nails. steel, $500;
Rope,h in. and larger, lie; Steel pew Sc; do. lay
g. do, American, 121.9l5c; Wire, barbed 3.75;
Asnized, AS.
HIDES - Dry flint, prime, 10Sl2c; dry salt
prime, &C., wet salt, prime, &c,
HAf-BottOm, per ton, baled, 100O012 co; loose
from wagon, 6O0G1.OJ.
KRAUT-Per barrel, $50; half barrel, 2.75.
LARD-919zc; cans 9adtlOc.
LEAONS-Per hox, 3.5,@40O.
POTAlt ES-Sweetnew, from wagon, 5OG175e;
western, s5c z bu.
LIVE SToCK-Cows, GOOD, 1O.OO912.OO; COM
mon, $50; good steers, l2OuD14OO Hogs, com
fed, 6@7c gross. Horses, work plugs, i5.009
400; ponies, l2.OOD25.OO; good driving, 5o.00G
MOLASsEs--Louisiana. 25a6Oc; drips, 42945c.
OApS-FrOm wagon, 2+G2Sc; from store, 30G
35c, job lots.
0NIONS-Per ID, 2G2Mc.
ORANGES-Per box, 375.
PECANS-Per h., from wagon, SON.
SALT Liverpool, per ssck, l.401l.5O; Lot.
isisns, l35; fine, l.75Gl.S0.
SOAP--per case. 25GA 90.
SUGAR-Brown, 6l4c; yellow clarified, 797Ac;
pure white, Shc cut loaf, &c.
TIES-Delts, per bundle, S1.65.
WCOL-We quote llGl1c.
WooD-stoye, sawed and split, per cord, de-
liyered, $50; cord wood, delivered 4.00G5.O0.
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FRANCE.
III. WILSON AND THE DEPUTIES.

NJ. WILSON AND THE DEPUTIES.
PARIS, November 27.-The Journal
Oes-Dehats and other Partisan journals
idicule the action of majority of the
members of the chamber of deputies in
adopting the motion of M. Mesurys yester-
day to adjourn the sitting for an hour Oh
recount of the presence of M. Wilson,
jon-in-law of ex-President Grevy. They
Jay members who voted for the motion
evidently desired to give France proof of
5he purity of conscience and the aus
serity and virtue of the chamber. M.
Wilson in an interview said the incident
would not have the effect of keeping him
from the chamber. He would continue
the struggle no matter what action the
members might take. La Presse says the
cabinet will discuss tomorrow the ques-
tion of suppressing the patriotic league.
FRANCO CHINESE TREATY.
PARIS, November 27.-The senate has
adopted tho commercial convention be-
tween France and China. In the chamber
OF deputies General BoulsBger's election
from the department OF the Nord, was De-
Clared valid, M. Wilson wss again present
IL the chamber Of deputies to-day. The
deputies did not suspend the session es
was done yesterday TO manifest their dis
pleasure at his presence. The council Of
Grand ORR, Masons have decided to
tste nsrt the demonstration az the
'he s' .C..g-. "- |.
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Proficiency OF Merino Sheep.

In 1886 John Williams brought into the
piny woods, the wire grass regions of
southern Georgia, some Merino sheep az
an experiment. They ran on the range
as was then and still is the practice ia
common, and the woods of this whole Sec
ton of the state shows most distinctly the
effects of these Merino sheep upon all the
focks in size of sheep, in covering of the
carcass and in the fineness of the fibre.
Here, after fifty-two years, is distinct
indication of Merino blood turned upon
the range, with the common focks of
several counties in south Georgia.
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say, 4ll-I5s; good oriinsry, -i5-l6c; low mid
~ 3-ioc; II,t-dhnc, 5sci good mlttling, 5-c;
otai salez, 1000 oaiee; American, s5OJ bales /;
imports, 5000 bales; American, $40 ba,es.
FUTURES.
Liverpool futures opened steady, point higher,
ruled steady, and closed same, / 70 points
higher. October-NOvemOer, 5 ID bid; November
December, I'D bid; Decor ier-JsnuAry, 5.2ld
asked; January February, =. asked; February
March, sld bid; March-April, 5.22d bid: April
May, 5. ed asked; May-June, I'D asked; June
July ''i0a asked NEW yoRK
NEW YORK, November 27-Cotton-Spots
closed steady at 1i6c decline. Ordinary, 1l-l6c;
good ordinary, sac; low middling, 9,5-16c; mid
ding, b. l6c good middling 1015c; middling fair
lOAc.
Futures opened barely steady, to 2 points
higher, ruled and closed steady points higher
sales, 90 800 bales; November, 9 SO 954; Deem
Der, 9.S-955c; January, 967g.6sc; February, 9.79-
lO.OslOO9c; June, lO1s-lO.l9c; July, lO.25-i626c;
August, 10SO-lO.3lc.
GALVESTON.
GALVESTON, November a. Cotton -Srot
closed quiet and unchanged: shipments coastwise,
4OS5 bales stock, 6l,272 bales; ordinary, 1-16c;
good ordinary, s 5-l6c; low middling 91sc mid
ding, 9.l6c; good middling, 9 15-16c; middhng
fair, D 7-l6c.
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS. November 27.-Cotton-Spots
closed steady and unchanged low ordinary, 7bc;
ordinary, 7fsc; good ordinary, SIC; low middling,
&C ;;-middling, glc; good middling, l0c; m.ddling
fair, lOAlc; fair, 11Sc.
FUTURES.
Futures opened firm, to 4 points higher,
ruled and closed steady, to points advance
November, ga 9.36c, December, 9.29-9. S0c ;
January, 9.34-935c: February, 942-9. 44c; March,
g52-9.S3c; April. 96l.962c; May, 97O-gTlc: June
9. 1913. SOC; July, 9.S7-g.sSc; August, 9.s49 S5c
sales, %. 100 bsles.
COTTON
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CANADA
sKyEGz STORMS.

skyEGE STORMS.
Ii i arAL, November 27.-One Of the
msd5 d severe etorms of snow and wind
LEVIN here for years broke over this
fom59inoa aud Outauo Sunday evening
nd still continues. The wind at times
blow % hard gs evenly miles per hour.
The streets aud suerounding country are
covered With snow drifts ten feet deep in
p'aoss aud the most severe cold prevails.
HOrsecaT lines here have stopped running.
Forty -four people were picked up in the
streets by rhe police Sunday night, unable
o make their, way through the storm,
1sing beuum5ed by cold or bewildered by
ne winds.
The ste.mer Pomeranian, bound for
liverpool made an attempt to reach
'ueb 70 S Ilday with the aid of four tugs.
he got 20 Batisesn, forty-four miles this
tide OF Quebec, when she anchored for the
i1ht. Yesterday both steamship and
.4gs we're frozen in solid
Tine Pomeranian will not get through
Ills 8eason. Her bows are badly cut by
ics and the channel being so narrow will
probably be forced ashore on the rocks
snd become total loss. At Quebec the
gale is raging furiously, and ferry boats
Shat ply between Quebec and Point Lewis
are caught in the ice, which threatens to
crush them. The steamship Palmero was
seen struggling against the gale and ice
In the gulf off Fame point, 800 miles be-
low Quebec, at daylight yesterday. She
suddenly disappeared and has not been
seen or reported since. There are fears
that she has been lost. She had forty
passengers, Grew of thirty and general
cargo.
Point Mesqueran signal station reports
8 brig caught in the ice powerless in the
gale, and flying signals of distress. Her
name cannot be made out, nor can help
reach her. At Newcastle six schooners
have been caught and crushed in the ice,
and q similar fate has overtaken ten YES
sells at Chatburn. Five vessels are caught
opposite this city, and will be crushed.
CHARGED WITH BIGAMY.
ToRoNTo, Ont, November 27.-Poflie
Breden, who is charged with bigamy, in
having married Thomas A. Breden in
Lindsay fifteen years ago and also Fred
Barber, who blew his brains out at the
suspension bridge on the 10th inst, was
/ the police court to-day. She was COM
llitted for trial.
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Report Untrue.

DENVER, COL, November PA report
from Lexington, Ky, that Colonel John
Moore was there bearing a challenge
from Judge Buckner TO Senator Black
burn is untrue. A special from Pueblo,
the home of Colonel Moore, says he was
there last evening, and has no intention
of going to Kentucky.
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Able to Lose All She Wagered

"Mandym almost shrieked the elderly
aunt, as che entered the parlor uuexpect
eddy and found the young lady clasped in
the arms of a young man who was kissing
her, with every indication that he had had
considerable practice, "What on earth does
this mean?"
Nothing but an election bet auntie,"
replied Amanda, with a look of heroic,
martyr-like resignation on her lovely face.
81 lost. Go on, Mr.. Mcclellan. How
many was that ?"-Chicsgo Tribune.
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GALVESTON SUGAR MARKET.

GALVESTON, November 81 -Sugsr-Firm and
strong; plantation agents prices In round lots by
white. 6sSG6%c; off white, 6A06asc; choice vel
low clarified, Ga az 5 l6c; prime yellow clarified
61SG6 3-l6c; of yellow clarified, 5 15-1606 1-16c;
choice seconds, 51lc; prime seconds, 5n05Ssc;
fair seconds, 515lD5l4c; common seconds, 4XQ5c;
refneI STANDARD granulated. 74c; standard conf
fecdons, A, 7Ac; cubes, Sc; powdered, re.
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ITALY.
APPROPRIATION OF $s,OOO,OOO.

ROME, November 27.-The cabinet has
sanctioned the proposal of Signor Mag
lgni, minister of finance, for treasury
precipitation to provide 100000, and
fresh taxes to cover the extra naval and
military expenses which amount to $22,-
100000.
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w,p or e appointment o. &c
WAX VI LIN. IL 49,. I

ssssTll-e. This course, IL
Ts,o. = ,; yoke President Cleveland
- mister phelps.
'"'' ieP'i 'r1sa II uE1aRADE.
utoay Vi .he November PA dispatch
Atchison' IoIde says serious election riots
roads antase stsrisy in SeEvis. Several
cifc. The lost aud many public buildings
over a yea iO4iai'-
ment in a 20 'iSS-oA'
hos b..,osi November 21.--At the sitting
sruell commission g day Sergeant
mace s'y, o. Comfy KERR, testified con-
been {. toe Outrages. a said that an
Gould s7 of poles had been necessary at
ZANE land.
as. Russell, counsel for the Par
re ana -. iEterrupti8g the witness: 1--WE
pr Ie,!sl mat; We are sick and tired of
r el~a-- L sutaling enormous expense"
,I....--i siding i1stice said he hoped the
d b. gwen as briefly as pos
IiU.Us-i. aARSISG.
Er.a oS, November 27.-The United
OF y.-. legation here warns the public
..ft,. At attempts to obtain money on pre-
Cd recon mendations from members
st,. ne legation.
70 WHAT IHg GOVERNMENT LEADER SAID.
LOSU0s November 27.-In the house of
COMMONS mis- evening, Mr.. Smith, the
E0vernm mt leader, stated that if British
troops we're sent to Suakim they would
not be mployed beyond the vicinity of
/ The port.
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AGO. dent NJ a E.c.nrr

CoCnRAS, Iuu, November 2T-The
boiler il chair factory here Ipioded
YESTERDAY morning, killing VIM. Beneke,
!rq and severely iuiuring Fred. DrUer
engineer, besides wrecking the factory.
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Boiler Explosion,

PAYNETTE, Wis, November PA steam
engine connected with a threshing ma
chine exploded last evening, instantly
killing Jack futile, Charles York and VIM.
Buckley, and seriously injuring Allison
Cross, Ira Hall and Warren Palmer.
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GALVESTON COFFEE MARKET.

GALVESTON, November 27.-Coffee-Market
strong, &c higher with upward tendency. Whole
sale grocers' quotations: Good ordinary, lG5ic:
fair, IA c; prime, 1724c; choice, 1SAc.
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OF SUBSCRIPTION.
SUNDAY DAILY.
WEEKLY.

-tne. .....SOf
nOuNub. ..............s l."
ge free TO all parts of the United StStG
"a and Mexico.
lit by draft on Austin, P. o. money or9aT,
4 note, registered letter or express. Sample
cent free on application. Back numbsra
{, supplied.
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KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CITY, November 27.-The Live Stock
Indicator reports:
Catte-Receipts 5,400; shipments 1900. Market
fed, 7505.20; common 20 medium, 3.3O6365
sockers and feeders, .6O3 40 grass range steers
1908 30; COWS, 1.0OlJ2S5.
Hogs-Receipts, 9,2O0; shipments, none; market
closed 1Oc lower, prices ranged at 5GO05.25.
Sheep-Receipts, 1900; shipments, none market
strong and actiye good to choice muttons, 500
375; common to medium, 1.500300.
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COMPARATIVE STATEMENT.
GALVESTON, November 21.-Folowing are to-day's
closing quotations for middling spot cotton, with
tone and sales at leading markets compared with
closing middling quotations:
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Financial and Commercial.

OFFICE OF DAILY ASD WEEKLY sTATEsNAS,
AUSTIN. November p.
Traffic considerably improved to-day, with better
weather. There wss fair demand in dry goods
snd groceries.
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, TEXAS needs new constitti. com
effectually guard and pro- ;ee =. I've ave,
of the farmer.
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FINANCIAL.
COIN VALUES.
SECURITIES.

BosToS, November 27.-Mexican 4s,
6214 @6215c; scrip, 95@97c; stock, llis
@l2c.
BRITISH CONSOLS.
LONDON, November 27.-COns dis closed 60 l1-l6d
for money; for silver, 43d.
NEW YORK EXCHANGE.
NEW YORK, November 25.-Exchangs sterling
bank sixty days, ASK; commercial, sixty days,
4.S45!G5C0; Reichmarks, IS lG; france, 5.2lA;
commercial, 5-22H.
NEW ORLEANS EXCHANGE.
NEW ORLEANS, November 27.-Exchsnge ster-
commercial sixty days, 5.25A: New York eight
bank, per; commercial, l.5O discount.
OCEAN FREIGuTS.
GALVESTON, November 27.-Freights by steam
ship from Galveston TO Liverpool, 3-33d to
continent, 1880; to New York, 40c per 100
pounds.
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COTTON MARKETS.


AUSTIN November 2t.--The following were
local quotations Low uiiding. Sic; middling,
s}sti good uijdlins Sc middliug fur, csc.
LIVERPOOL.
LIVERPOOL, November E,--Cot,0n--Spot closed
quiet but steady az yesterdays lroBiOls; oTdi-
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ENGLAND
sAoEvrLLE's sUoorssoa.

LONDON November 27.-The Daily
News says it regrets Lord salisOurys de-
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BOSTON.

Boston, November 2.-Wool-The market has
been quieter and small business has been done, all
strong features previously noticed are retained and
supp les can be obtained only at full figures Sales
Of Ohio and Pennsylvania heeces have been made
at 33d55c for Y and Xxx, and at 31632c
for Michigan and New York state X
In combing and delaine feeces there has
been fair movement, but sales have been restricted
by small stock and indifference of dealers about
selling Territory, Texas and other unwashed
feeces have been in good demand, with sales TO
some extent in range of 45616Oc, as to quality.
Second pulled woods are in good demand and are
firm, Foreign woods are strong and in small
supply.
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To DEEP-wATKR d. RIO
H. r 21.-It is |
"ea'ner III oAn An'o'-'' 'hi lphisn |
joyed any rain there au las roundered
weeks? ~ % bo little |
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Twelve Pages.

TEXAS needs a new CONSTITUTE 20 r4.s
model her school laws. ID
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TEXAS needs a new constitu Ol .r u e
form her judiciary system. a'"p,
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WOOL MARKET.
ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, November 27.-Wool- In good
demand and firm; bright medium, 19026Mc;
coarse braid, 12021c; low candy, 110lSc; fine
light, 17G23c; fnel heavy, 130l9c; tub washed,
3l937hc.
GALVESTON.
GALVESTON, November 27.-Wool- Firm and
unchanged.
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FIVE hundred CoIoralu e this port.
.yigig.
mai0n' IL 10 na JIG" O.. November 27.-
protection. ,o /, t,,o .ha
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nd-clAss mstter.
street, next TO
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Cooking Recipes ST. bi5 Department tsssr'ttif
anu Is con peie sod most excellent cock book. II
iAte aIm2tf 81 recipes Tor broakft'' ishes SQUIRT ~ M
poultry, nsh veeetsoles SALADS and rstes bread ans "
lelies sni preserves pudduss pies fancy dsoS cakes ice
Sees, sunneg drinks and con tac;ioae-y.
Indies' fancy NOpk.--Hersin arg given design =.
Greet rs for making many bautifu thin. fo the adoiA
t:S home At small cost ineiuns table covers banging H
tie. embroidery designs, rugs, work baskets hssscks ~
Fhaus, 5thc5 brush holders sclp bags pin cushions pn
music siaatsr card baskets sereea slipper easel eaH
otomans. sofa pillows vail pockets, e.a., etc. a
kJgr,eutUre.-The tliry pages Allotted 70 thista2 ,
he found o ercut interest auj vue every lady Wo
flowers. lrrinaton is fiIc az q the hest method
auo treating all the difereDt ri g, hs cure OF diseaS
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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-11-30
CARD of THANKS.

I DESIRE to thank the Honolulu Fire
Il Department and those parties who
assisted in removing and replacing fur.
niture at my residence during the fire.
11O1t j. L. TORBERT.