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The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1888-05-12

Mr.. G. w. Hickman has our
thanks for whopping big potato
crop of last year-which served
for two meals for the editors family
of eight persons. 1t weighed 81
pounds,and was about twenty inches
in circumference.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1888-05-12
The Roads Need Working.

Editor Cobtr Chromicle:
The road overseers in this vicinity
are far from doing their duty. Nota-
bly, the road from Colfax to Sum-
merfeld is in deplorable condition.
j. A. Kelsoe was road overseer on
this road last year, and it was not
properly worked. Sam'l johnson
has been appointed this year, and
has about one hundred hands. No
work is yet done, and the road is
nearly impossible. The bridges
between Rocky ford and Colfax
are yet unfinished, no banisters be-
ing put up. The road reviewers
don't do their duty, and few in
dictments by the grand jury would
have a salutary effect. NUDAM.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1888-05-12

No duty should 6e left undone. II
You have smarting skin disease it is
not your duty to scratch and irritate
it but to apply Chamberlain's Ointment
and cure it. Guaranteed aud sold by
Price g. Lewis. If.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1888-05-12
Mexican
Mustang
L. i'::llllas.sna
THIe GOOD e.D s-Avp az

tHiS GOOD CD S-Assp .R-f
accca;lishc< for everybody OK srs- y;s, l.i.,n.ed
ars oae Of tho roosons for sac szsss popularity VI
ne Anetaag Hn,nncns Is Ssrrd Ia iss wsiser s<l
prlieabtIitv. EverySody nsc.,s speh . ps<xic.,.a.
iae l.uUbcymnx necds s. &. cs-~ os sccident
fAc Hsu sewi<o ncccs Il for general family usc
Tac casalsv ucs&< is Tor his secns snA Ills men
T',c ascAa~Ie needs it always ca H. work
.osrn.
i;se slias-r needs k N csse Of cssergeecy
1.Se kfoEerr needs ft--eaet So clors wifr-,f n
The EaSxAcr pecds II "a bis i.suss, Ais staasle.
and his etceS yard
The Stea9Asat Uas 81 she Ramfs~an needs
u In liberal ssppty sdna:ans; <shors.
I've 8eruc-faacter needs tilt = bis best
friene end safsst relianss.
The s<sc:k-gvewer pceds it-it win save him
'iiorssntis Of dollars and wcsA N xousie.
The Ratlysad nnn seeGs n and m need II 80
long IS iis le round of acciJsssts on dangers.
The Rnekwsedssuau needs H. There & moth
ing Ike II - antido:o for tho snexrs 10 ,is~.
Limb ossd comfort which. szwrorrd the saoucer.
The "a rrchnnf needs II about his store smcne
his employees Accidents viii happcn, and v hsn
taess come the Mustang I>speat 81 wAf.fesi nj o,-r
Keep n Beetle H. che Hexse. rris the bv.s q
economy.
Keep nessle In the Faesery. r.sfnmediats
use In case Of acidcns pain and loss o. wages
keey Bottle Always la aie ssMbic Zoe
sse when wanted.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1888-05-12

The members of the Democratic
executive committee of Grant par
ish should all attend the meeting
mt Colfax next Wednesday.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1888-05-12

Mrs. j. Gould rides down town
in Broadway street car and goes
shopping afoot, and yet people say
she is a sensible woman!
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1888-05-12

Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt has
twenty-seven carriages for her own
use. How is that for high?
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1888-05-12
Blackberries are ripe.
Don't you owe the printer?

Season good and crops are fine.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1888-05-12

Another fine rain on Thursday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-23

sss1 E M.. P, .iss.s PEE Mss .; :ss
,5sss g PEI M's 3D. M sSs s "a 30 &
ga ET 9s0 %! ssr Meats s 'ps 900 green
hams % 1ysd Drf pses terms B. G 'u @ az
& e., a'T FI..iss ss sssjs:
sT ssss ,s 81 smoked S ~ g. ss
55s4 4. M.y iS5d5 ss:s:
early i,ssi :sIlss g,
points subsequently moro Gimness deyeloped and ~
as o S0s ss s se S,' 5s'1"'a aaosd
cry steam gnSS,pgSd ara s, s"ss siSs &
$50 ''S sales 900 tes ssissS7c J,nS,Iy so::a :.
5Ss sa sb a5ssa as Nay
& g. &c s S@ne GSsfa c o0 BuTTEs
Holders retain ho advantage with continued fair d
s s9a' S TsSsy sSSi i
f faocy ssss5e d. li Prime 2ss Cod
f lsaso' s jua &c. fa f2SS Good d g6s2
s s5 GSssos tubs Sat. r; Ssy a5ssss e.
2as cSste d Esq., S's ssG
western choice 2sa2ss DO Good d,I 1Ssi1 "a "a
5c G do yHps tubs. issi5c aSS25s d.
TRa 't a. do fffSRsi dl iGa @
but shippers are doing s s.et poes ss
Tie: October los. die Ordinary 70 Choice DO, 9is4
lose skins light saloc medium e3sTac foil sn as
4Q6c: fat O,G10sc Pennsyiyania SKINS ZsHZ,tc.
. EGGS-In fair request and firm IN all aesLrxb.s
grades. State and Pennsylvania 2J,2o2o2co "s1 ,nI
25a2Gc Icehouse 2oa24c; Canada. 2sq2S LIE LINED
19a20c.
sUGA2-Hss Light demand. but prices retain me
strong tone noted attery. Fair refining quoted loci
centga 90 test Refining quiet stssay p s"a
dered I.2c; Granulated Z I4c Mould A. i2a
SO9f sg1s coee Oh 5000 SSse Ssc wAe Hsgs
sc" 6 Ice Extra &C" 1875 2; $iec; c. 1913
STEARiNE-Duil and somewhat nominal. Choice
Western, 1870 Lie. Oeomargarine quoted IL ror
TALLow-A shade better. but quiet. Prime City,
Lice sales, 5000 n, 1896 tSc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-23
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARhE1S
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

There was dwindling OF activity in the wheat markets
yesterday pointing partial accomplishment OF tho
speculative purposes Of the late spirited raid on values
Ii is evident however that all the outside longs have
not sold out shippers refuse to purchase largely
their abstinence yesterday being enforced by rise OF Ia
ia cents In spot than $500 900 bushels were
dealt in in option market but hrmer tone In foreign
circles and hopeful advces from the West enabled
holders 20 squeeze the shorts sufficiently TO produce
moderate rally. December opened at 81 O6h al Voss
broke 10 Oo7s and then rallied full cent May ruled
81 14'5 81 1872, and recovered 10 81 1f7
but closed 3 cent higher follows: November u 0ss
O6os, January, OSis February 81 o.
MAY IL AZ June 81 1874. The export buying OF corn
continues excellent scale, nearly 10000 bushels
being by shippers in spite OF an aivance OF cent
The rise In spot lots which caused by the generally
good reports Europe and the West naturally lnnu
nearby months fayorably but without stimulating
much speculative activity.
The optons ended uD 1 cent for November and pecem
Der at 49 81 for January at 49, and cent ior fepIuaJ
and there increased stir IN the options, growing
OF the strengthening OF at the expense OF Mne1v
In consequence the relations OF their prices flnAi
prces for options firm at gains OF = Tor November AZ
changed &C 317s cents Lari strong on the spot BUT
without demand from exporters but THE options weakened
In sympathy with the esern attacks on pork aud cosea
generally lower follows: November IS 50 Decemoer,
IS 81 January IS 46 February 80 90; March, 20 oz'
April IS So May, - 90 - 49,. .u.,o.,.r =,
New.York, Baltimore, Philadelphia and lsoston weIe a.
follows Wheat % 1913 bushels; corn lOo rs Dusnes'
oats 1876 GA bushels total grain 35i195 bushels hour
packages AZ Chicago Milwarkee and 81 ons
bushels oats 100 5si bushels gsin 4So,52i bush
1901 barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-23
COTTON MApKYTs-BY TELEGRAPH

LIVERPOOL. Nov 22-4 p.mCottonThe sales OF the nav
g. 700 bales american. Futures closed steady
American Low Mdlne clause November delivery - SAD
November December delivery. 2464d sellers
aud January delivery 2304d value January and
February delivery. 236ld sellers; February ana Mach
delivery 24-GfG buyers March and April delivery. "a
Cad buyers April aud May delivery rs bfd sellers May
and June delivery 2S64d sellers Juno and july delivery
964d sellers
GALVESTON Nov 22-Cotton steady. Mdding aa; Low
MiddIg SIC Good Ordinary, Sa net and gross rece pts
1883 bales exports oOaswse. bales; sales Dob baes
stock, 1921 bales
NoiyoLK Nov 22-Coton steady Middline. Q SIG; net
receipts 9.5s4 bales receipts 4,O39 bales exports
coasie 1850 bales sales 6S3 bales STOCK oorTected
5O.t62 bales
CHARLESTON. Nov 22-C0ttOn Middling, pig net and
gross receipts 1859 bales exports cOaswse SO2J bales
sales 500 bales stock. ~ 92j bales
SAVANNAH, Nov. 22.-Cotion easy. Midine. o. Low
Mldhng hSs Good Ordinary 3G; gross receipts,
a9 bales exports TO the continent J47j sales $50 bales
NEw ORLEANS, NOV 2Cotton steady Middlnc 9sa; Low
Hldhne. % Good Ordinary ss4 net receipts. II 25t
is gross receipts l,i23 bales exports 10 the continent
ioods eaes co~stwse, - bales sales, $3.50 bales stock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-23
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Nov 30 (specal.-The old bulls have taken
charge OF the wheat pit again. suppanng finally that
clique OF dashing New Workers who have been cutting
such a figure. Jones & kennett In the market.
but great scale. The operations In which tho
gossps a. night interested those OF Fair
bank Hutchinson and Lyon The market started with
out much energy Prices kept within range
a hour Schwartz, Dupee 4 Co. and Jones Ken
nett moderate sellers and Clews Co. and Jones
were also reported sellers AZ Aew-Y0rk Lyon Co..
Hutchinson and Baker Co. fairly moderate buyers
at about II IL 12dSi IL "a May fell 10 81 10 L. and
this break the serious trading OF the day done
Lester Co.. Baker & Co. Lyon g. Co. and Hutchinson
moderate but buyers Brokers were also buy
ing for them. Con9don credited with buying Tor
Baker; Lightner gave up Lesters name on con-
siderable line. AT night 80 accepted that tabsnk
had been the buyer OF the day and that he had become
big In the market again. The close Was near the
top, 81 IL 3Sql-2 for May. There q little
up from 40 Is Al 3S cents while December
and May advanced only lSd3S cent Baldwin rarnun,
presumably tho interest OF Hutchinson. the price
up The receipts OF hogs at the yards were az FIRST over
estimated They put p 600 bus later az IS 600.
Receipts elsewhere In the West larger than OF late
the six principal points coming up 20 within 1900 Of the
number the day last year Products opened ~
decline. January started al sli sold low
s4 So and closed s4 AZ L. January lard opened al
touched 10 and closed at IS IT, January short
opened 81 sold S7 30 and closed where they
opened The improvement toward the close partly
excellent demand and partly because IL APP
that the hog arrivals had early been oveesnated
On the curb May wheat sold at 81 III 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-23
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York Thursday, Nov. 2--BEEvEs-,Reeepe -
and at sot6st ii cars due Tor NJ Eastman and
D1ss5 iSi s'f hsd inquiry morning.
demand looked for Later in he gay sso
s5 n%e "a Re Ias
S Ss nss ssins at sss 1sA .D
aed Sss s e. d DeS FsSs R &c
az ID or about Sc: American live cattle arm at si2'
0r shpH TsfAs on the Trn Bermuda "A cattle .A
81 TIE Few 0GE s si co have been re-
ceived less than 80 head The market Il con-
~ y S:5a Of which %. ~..
Of grasscrs are quotabie 1895 although coarse lots
and e%s Mixed n mS aS"o or 70 less Win r Sf15z
sSs fSsP to 'q Pr SS g ~ 91si
Dressed grassers firm at 5eCc dressed veas " lishs
i ioS liz fo oG MedS % cSocs y dsssd
ass ss ! g bI 70 81 - sy'
Ella s bST q Hollis 10 Grassrs few fed calves.
S 49, so 81 az Is So se do $50 o'se
E AN q 5 aad r s g Ia Jsss @
Seven cars thu latter market were Little TOO ats
sS G 9 Gesnd sd
Lambs were slow and dssgnG closing weak ana isc &C.
Prime Sheep So 5oes5 81 ~ per 100 9rd q, %
Canadian sold at So 70as6 10 bunch Of culls brought
u Dressed Mutton firm at 7aoc, and Dressed Lambs
sales-D Harrington: 2o3 Nebraska Sheep. JOB
average at IS per 100 n GAG Michigan do 81 IL n az
"a ~ To- OF do, so n, at 81 so 223 DO, 81 IL D a.
a so IS State do, 81 H. At 81 81 do, lib ~ at g q
100 state Lambs 60 n At 50 50; 70 DO go n a. s. IS
SIS 500 d. 6s IL d. at So IL IL; 30 Canadian do 70
L" Hume a Nrllen: Al State sheep 90 H. at 50 so; SO
do iO3 ~ at 81 10 1-2; 154 State Lambs. sc ~ at
IS 9s ga SO DO II IL n at 80 II L.; 22l Ohio DO
q, la Ind az SEER s III lO s.asa.s
lambs IS n at SO 20 ISIS do 80 70, at SO IS.
Vallenbeck & Hollis: 20 Vermont Sheep SO ~ az
So 90 1O3 do, SO 70, at "a Is 265 State Lambs 70 n
~ walsh Kirby Co. 2i2 Pennsylvania Lambs, IS IL
ID bsnbSck & Dewey: I3 State Sheep. % so
II do 81 N. s3 80 45 DO u ~ at 80 80 q Cansdan
do IG n at So 07 State Lambs 65 ~ at IS so l22 DO,
o. r at So go do, II 10 at SO 80; iSs Canadian do'
Everitt & Pideock: 10 Pennsylvania Lambs. q IL
H. a: IS so 1914 do 81 70. at So so 400 Canadian DO 50
m az S6 25 1853 Territory Sheep, 90 12 D az "a 50 IL
Judd & Buckingham: rs Pennsylvania Sheep, l03 LIZ
n a; 81 SO do 100 n at 81 % las State DO, q N, az
AZ % do 100 H. 81 so; 104 State Lambs 80 n, at
SIS o. 50 Pennsylvania do 50 D. at 81 25 14S State DO
j r sadier Co. 2ol Kentucky Sheep 90 1-2 n, at,
T. s Kase 100 Pennsylvania Lambs, IS n, at
HoGS-Recepts % cars Of $50 head-1o cars ct 4ots
st.. and cars at Jersey City. Market unchanged
1.2c for Medium and 34a9c for Light
Sales-Judd & Buckingham 30 Sate pigs. lOo 10 aver
az, at So per 100 70 , Rough DO 355 n, at 50
J. 6. Smith SIS Western Pigs, LOG o. at 90 So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-23

LIVERPOOL. Nov. $3.50 p m.--Beef-In fair demand
Pork In fair demand Hams-In tair demand Bacon-ln
49, Cheese-In God de
refined 2Ss Cd Tai
low-Thero nothing Offering Spirits OF turpentne-in
fair demand steady 10 35s 3D. Rosn In good demand
strong at As IArispotln good demand futuresi la
fair demand prime Western spot firm 46s I'd Nvveu
Der firm at 6s I'd December and January 4ls Cd Wheat
fair demand. Flour-In hair demand Corn-Spot and
uturrsIn good demand mixed wesern spot steady az
4s Ga January steady Is I'd Hops at London-New York
State-ln good demand.
LONDON Nov e2-Splriis turpentne $50 per cw nnsecd
OIL los 81 per refined petroleum. 1855 9l6d per
gallon
ANTWERP Nov. ee-wiloox's lard closed at io5 france
centimes per 100 kos
ANTWERP Nov. 2.-Petroeum-Fine pale American 10
francs paid and sellers
bRkMBN Nov. 22-Peiroleum Y marks % pfennigA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-23
TIE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North River. Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE.-BrazI grades the spot had q mooerate
Inquiry full previous prices sales lOOO bags NO. q
10 carqoes quoted Ice. Mild grades nrm anu
actsgye Sales A. 500 pkgs East Indies, 1oa222c, and
$50 bags West Indies private In the speculative
limo fairly transacted ftfnllless
developed during the early hours, in sympathy Win
furtber advance in cable adVces. First sales showed
gain of 2Oa5 points after which there Of pres
Sure 10 s leading reaction Of 1oa20 points. closing
barely steady. Sales, 10l 800 bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-23
and sight exchange on London ruled at 2o.3l
francs TO the T..

and sight exchange on London ruled at 2o.3l
francs to the T..
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
BUFFALO. ROCHESTER, AND PITTsBURG'
1886. 1887 1Sss
S Ssscai r g PlIs' Nov 81 sss ss 81
Jan. / TO Nov. H.. 1,233,232 1,3f6,4lb looo''<'
OHIO RIVER
sc %%Si' week % IL Nov ssSS .1s 81
Jan. 1 TO Nov. H.. 1889 32O.2Ol 4lZzo'
CHICAGO AND NORTHWESTERN.
Number OF miles,. 3049 a,101 42l9
Month OF OCTOBER. s2.s10966 s27s921g s2o72 265
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.
LONDON Nov 224 y. m-Consols, 90 Ole for money and
1907 Atlantic and Great Western first mortgage Trustees
Certificates 81 do second mortgage -, Canadian pacihc
53l,. Erie 26sa second consos 1914 Illinois central,
49,; Mexican Ordinary 46'a; ST Paul Common %
York Central no Mexican Central hrst mortgage Donds
$50, Reading, "a PennsyIVahia' Vo'f
Money is per cent 80, ..-,.. To- bot, .,o-.
and three months bills is per cent 40 -
Paris advices quote cont rentes A. 80 francs "a
account and exchange on LONDON al 20 francs
81 y confines for checks
The amount Of bullion wlthrlWh loh ING D'hA VI nS"N
balance to-day ~ 100000. ,-..., o ooo os-
The bullion In tho Bank Of England has decrease O9szo'
during the week, - ,..A,,,,.
The proportion of tho Bank Of Engands reserve liability
which last 3S40 cent Is now 3993 per CENT
Spanish IS, II. 49,.
PARIS weekly statement OF the Ba * OF
shows decrease OF 100000 francs in gold and 29oooOo
in silver.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-23

The business in State issues was small. Norm
Carolina special taxes, Chatham Railroad issue.
sold AT g. and Tennessee settlement IS at Il Is.
or city bank stocks, American Exchange SOFA u 81
at l45. -.
The general bond market was quiet and firm IN
tone Erie second 6s in demand at 100.
Philadelphia and Reading first income 5s were
strong at 90 IA, the seconds steady mt 80 rs ana
the thirds were of to 62 IL New OK, Shl-
cage and ST. Louis as were firm at W IcNas
and Pacific income seconds declined to 3S -.
Reference is made to full report of bond sales
In the unlisted department of the Stock IN
change. Cotton Seed Oil certificates were active
within small fluctuations; the sales covered
Io,4OO at "a 3-4a54 1-4a55a54 5-s. Chicago
Gas sold (20OO) at 39a3S 1-la39. Georgia Pacific
Grand Trunk frsts $4,000 at 99 Commercial
Rank (25l at ll2 -, Brunswick Land GOO at
I4ai4 is, Buffalo Iron l40Ol at So 81 l,@aso %;
Mount Desert Land 600 at 81 = H. ana
Money was in abundant supply at ; : IL per
cent. The business done was about equally
divided between the rates named.
Tho Clearing House statement today was as
follows: Exchanges, sl03,024,s25; balances
The Sub Treasury to-day was debtor to the
ancc was sos, 800, made up by n com gam OF
sos. 900 less a currency loss of s29,36l The days
operations covered: Receipts sl,7o6,229 pay
mcnts 81 $50, 800 resulting in general balance
of SlS53S9l O5, consisting of 81 40, 624,oOO coin
and sl4,564, 245 currency.
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.
Tho United States Treasury at Washington re
ceived to-day 100000 National bank notes Tor
redemption. 100000.
The customs receipts were $500 0S4 and the in
ternal revenue receipts were S3S5,o'6
To-days Washington Treasury statement OF
cash on hand and deposits IN bank compares WIN
the figures of the last previous statement as fol-
lows:
Nov. Nov. % Differences
Nat rod on hand sl93 44i67 s194 9S5 Inc $3.50
Net silver Oh hid 20vio,oVl -oo9o'oAo bo'' "'0'fS'
Net legal tenders ,. n, 400 ~, ma 40 o.,
hanu.....-.. 3o,5oo'i1o ooi0-'o'i b'0' ''o,-O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-23


Net cash 1908 5ss55 s303s0O $50 Inc s2ls95
The foreign exchanges were dull but firm nj
quotations for business follows: Bankers
bills, 81 50 and 81 SO l-2 for long and short
sterling respectively; 80 5-S and DIG IA for
francs: % I'll 6 and 95 1916 for relchmarkS
40 and 40 Ia for guilders.
The governors OF the Bank of England at their
weekly meeting to-day made no change IN us
rate for discount, and IL remains at ; per cent
During the week the bank lost IL OBS, 20
bullion but the proportion OF its reserve TO Its
liabilities was raised from 3S4O TO 80 per
cent, against advance from 4772 10 is 23 per
cent in the same week of last year, when It's rate
for discount was per cent To-day the bank
lost $4,000 bullion on balance. The
a rain of 1000, 900 francs gold and a gain Of
?, 6OO,o 600 francs silver At the London Stock
Exchange British consos, after selling
higher closed strong at 90 GIG and 90 Il-lG
respectively for money and account In the open
market the rate for discounts rose TO per cent
American railways opened lower in response 10
yesterdays late home quotations. but SUI higher
than the parity Of home figures, ana tlil the close
Paris French per cents declined TO o2.O7 l-2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-23

COTTO N-The spot market ruled quiet and weak 40
unchanged prices Sales 573 bales FOR &c coRsumRtCn
Old cotton held lac higher. receipts $3.50 Ddlesj
sgslnst SO Gl3 bales for this day last week. and
30 365 bales for this day last year .S since
az tho ports have aggregated 969 bales comparing
with 597 bales for the corresponding time last sea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-23

Refined oil was unchanged at 725 cents in New York
ana 715 cents per gallon at philadelphia and Baltimore
OIL CITY Nov 22-National Transit Certificates opcncn
$751; highest lowest S53i closed s5's sales. $4,000
barrels cearanccs 24j6OO0 barrels charters 81 ITO bar
rels shipments 33j barrels 47,S11 barrels
PITrsBURG Nov dun and steady. National
opened al $685. closed at oosi highest
SGss; lowest S534.
BRADFORD Penn Nov. 22-Nationa, Transit Certhcatos
opened SO closed $50: highest s6s lowest S5's
Clearances, l. J3i, 900 barrels.
TITUsvIIIE Penn Nov. 22-Nauona Transit Certificates
opened at 4; highest. 50 lowest 53il closed. 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-23

PRINTING CLOTH MARKET
RIVER Nov % printing cloth market was very
steady 10 firm At l33c squares and NC for MOO
clOtllA - -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-23
TIE PETROLEUM MARKET.
NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF pEIc

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
There was further shrivellng up Of activity and
interest the petroleum market yesterday The sales at
the two Exchanges less than the transactions re-
corded az the leading oil board Wednesday. Prices
were stationary and the speculation appeared to
have simply rcapsed condition Of non-spccllaton
The news from oil country Is not bcarlsh the pipe
runs fallen on again TO low AVERAGE ana the
shipments still keep up run over $4,000 barrels
n day Wba,,yer nav b. the reason the anomalous
condition Of the market IL IS apparent that neither friend
nor foe Standardization friend foe OF the pro-
ducers "a bull elenent-can find II out as 10 believe In
N with strong confidence closed firm,
as IL has been around for several days
range Of prices and the total dealings were as
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Is Now Ready.
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