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Wichita eagle., 1888-11-08
Of No Moment

There is no known ausidOse f,r chlora.e o.
rozasa poisoning
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-08

II - s an urlucay number, Is L. lucy
one. Itss II 6-Bossoa Posi-
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-08

Dsssgrsahls Eor from shs nose and otksr
syrsptofus o. cz.arrh. cured b. Hoods ;
S4rxapagliia-
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-08

Change yourself and fortune VII ckane,
rita yol-PcrtUgaesa ProveTh.
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Articles opening Highest Lowest Closing.
Ca.h anolalIons werc b follow

Cash quotations worc as follows
flour-Dull aud unchanged.
No. spring wheat, Si.l3dli3li. No. 3
spring wheat, S5@'pc; No. 2 red. N.i3
6lISJl; No. corn. 4lhc; No. 2 oats
ave No. rye, CSC; No. barley, 7sc:
No, haNsccd, si.t6Ifi prime timothy seed,
| 81. lOCtll3.
Mess pork, per barrel, siLO2f@iL7s
lard, per iOj pounds SSl58 short
/ rib sides tooscL S76S dry sailed
shoulders boxed, Ss.U@N25, short clear
sides boxed sSi2lfaSaj.
Rcccipts-Flour 1900 brlS wheat, "a. 600
bu, corn, $4,000 bu; oats, JOaOOO bu. rye,
/ y 90 hu. barley, l22,OoO hu.
Shipments - Flour 1850 hrlS wheat
/ 3GUUO bu: corn. $4,000 In, oats, $4,000
bu. rye, 1000 bu, barley, $4,000 bu.
~. Louis, Mo-. Nov .-Flour-Dull.
Whcat-llirhor. The market opened firm
aud closed Sc higher than Mondays clos
ing figures No 2 rcd. cash. slOo, December,
| OifMlllA.. closing at tilih. bid; May,
| iiili sMitb'a closing at slijA.
Con--llighcr. No 2, cash, $50. December.
a31.c closing at $3.50 bid the year 3tCt 81 &C,
closing at SIZE bid; January. 3Ji.Mg31sc,
closing at Sjjsc, May, SogBl.c, closing ut
/ 1910 bid.
Oats quiet No . cash. 2s62gllc bid:
November, 22Ac bid; May 2stc.
Ryc-Dull ut sic.
Barlry-Nothing done.
liun-llrhpr nt G2c.
Commcal-llighcr at S'l5829
Hay Market oycrtuvk,l, prairie. 81 500
/ OOt timothy Sl0OOnlboo
iluitcr-tim aud unchanged fancy. 900
27c. choice, Od2ic. dairy, choice, 226g2lc.
Egr--Firm and In demand nt nc.
Observation-Disclosures Fork, SihOO. Lard
Prime steam, SS.i2h Dry Salt Meats
/ shoulders, $500 longs aud ribs 5000
/ 11a. short clear, tAuuttS2i. Bacon
shoulders SsOG longs and ribs, ssO2jS
| OSLO. short clear. t0O6 Nl9iS
Rcccpts-Flour 500 brls wheat, 1900
| bu, corn, 3LUO bu; oats, 500 bu, rye
| i,uoD bu, barley, 81. 90 bu.
Shipmcnts-flour iO,OOO hrls wheat, 10, 4.
! 90 bn. corn, tuoO bu, oats, 1000 bu; rye
| iWU. barley. 2,Wp hu.
kANsAsCuY. Mo-. Nov. -wheat--Qulct;
! Mo- rcd cash, Ole bid. &c asked. December.
! a2'4c bid, u5Ac asked May, pli,c bid, 81. 90
| asked No, ? soit cash. no bids nor offerings
December, ti.Oiaskcd, May, SLoij. bid, si.OS
| asked.
Corn-Dul No2 cash ?Si,c bid. 2nc asked;
/ December sales at aSc. year sales nt &c.
| January. g7kc bid, 2s'.c asked. May 3OAc
bid, Size asked.
oats-No. 2 cash, eoc bid, no offerings.
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Household supplies.

FRuIr.-Quict Oranges, $5.OOa550 per
brl, $2OO@2c0 per box. Lemons $4,000
400 per box. Bananas, SlOO@225 per
bunch. California pears, 3.25 per box,
Grapcs-Concord l0c per basket Catawba,
i5c ler basket.
ArrLEs-$l. 2jG1l.7j per brl. Dried apples,
3i9mic per ID, from store. Dried peaches,
4Ct5c, from store,
EGGs-Stcady. Boxes, lsc; cases l0c.
RAIANs-London layers, 1925; California,
81 % per box
GAmE-Quail. 81. 55i1. 80 per dozen; SPUR
rcls, 7jc@SlO per doz; rabbits, SlOO-I25 per
dozen, Wild turkeys, 5Oc 10 zoe each; wood
dUck,SL75Cg20Opc per dozen, teal, =. 25@255Oper
dozen. mnllard, $2jOG27j per dozen. Ncni-
son saddles, SCDl0c lib; whole deer, 5t1Gc lib.
NEGErABLH-Onions sL6jCL75 per brl.
Cabbage, loose, 66l7c. kraut per brl, 500,
half brl, $50. Garlic, buc pcrlOO Carrots,
50, OOm35O per brl. Bccts S2d0@2I5 per
bril- raruips $500 per bril- llorseradisb,
% OOw5bO per brl.
BurTrR-nuttcrinc Zoe; creamery, $50
3Oc dairy, lsc' country butter l702Jc.
CrpEE-Ozark, $3.50 per brl, and $500 per
half brl,
VINEGAR--Pcr gal, l0@l2c.
PouIIRY-ChiCkcns, young sl.5OD2. 20;
mixed, Sl.7jm2OO; hens, S2.5O@2,75
PicRLrs-lIrls $500 half brs, 500.
PorArors-Firm; Sl.75m2,25 per brl; SKIS,
GO6o1jc Utah, OOcGgSl 90 per bu; sweet, $l0l
OILS per bril-
Nrrs-Cocoanuts 1915 per 100. Peanuts,
virginia, iismGc Tennessee, farmers stock,
3isGlic; roasted, 90 higher; shellcd, Gty7c.
pcCans, Texas, O6bl2c.
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MEMPHIS DAILY Appeals THURSDAY NOVEMBER s~1sss

yember, $l3.65; December S133O@l3. so;
y "a aS sls' 29@lSs5 February, 49, l59
Xxx March, H3,iCglSSo April, slS,25N@
July. M o@i3.25; August 1925; spiem-
Der sla,io; Spot Rio-Easy; fair cafgoes,
siS2o' sugar-Raw nominal; refined
quiet. Molpsses-Nominal; New Orleans,
lower open Kettle, 4i@45c; syrups, 35@i2c'
New ORLEANS, La, Nov. 7.-Molasses-
Steady, with a good demand; open kettle,
fancy 44c; choice, 42@43c strictly prime, 40
@4lc; good prime, 36@3Sc; prime, 32@34c;
good fair, 29@3Oc; centrifugal, strictly prime,
Ng26c; good fair lS@l9c; fair, l5@l6c;
syrup, 25@27c. Other articles unchanged.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Nov. ION the Produce Ex-
change, today, the butter market was quiet
and easy. Elgin creamery, 26@27c; choice
western, 23@251Gc; choice dairy, l9@22c;
common to- fair, l4@i7c. Eggs-Steady at
100000.
CINCINNATI, o., Nov. 7.-Whisky-steady;
sales, ,40S barrels on basis OF $i.14 But
ter-Quiot. Sugar-Dull. Eggs-Firm at lsc.
Cheese-E lsier.
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Groceries,

CANNED Goops -riurapplcs, 81 80. Peaches.
= lhs standard, ti.a,ttilO. second, 500 10.
maiocs, lhs ftandur, Sit,inc, lbs, stand.
nrl, tlW. Strawberries ti.2A Rnsphcrfics.
ti2i. lilnckhcfries .l.ul. Green e,grs q -.
Pear, f2Uo rlums 500. Asparagus, SlOO
Green corn, fi.OoCti. o.. Green pcns. sl.2h.
Cove oytcr full weight, 10. wC. ? lhs,tl.O
@iO, light weight, t5c, lbs, ti,Oo6tl. TO-
Condensed milk, Crown, sdpo. Eagle. ~ 40
$40. mustard sarliucs, st55 Mackcrcl,
ti2f herring mnckcrcl, sl.UA
kruAn--puW white Z ". yellow clarified.
GhOtG,sc, refined A, iAc standard granu.
lated 5A@sc powdered, SIC, cut loaf SIC,
steady.
CofrEr-Common, iiiic. ordinary, Isle.
fair. iO'sc prime Rio. isc. choice TO fancy,
ipc. old Government S0aasc. strong.
SAT- Saginaw. ti.SOdi.N per bril- Ohio
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IccalsInns.

CoRN-from store, white Sc. mixed, 6Sc.
from lcycc ~ depot, white In bulk, isc, Ia
sacks. iic. MIXED, IN bulk, i7c In cacks, So.
BH,N-frum store, So, from lcycc or dc.
pot, slGuO.
HN-Choicc, from store, p0c. ear load,
from lcycc or depot siihGtslGUO prime.
from store. Slw SIC. car load, from lcvcc ~
depot NiiO, prairie. from store. hittGnc,
car load. from lcycc OF depot 5000 C1tlO1
oArr=Frum store, white. DC. mixed, Sc.
frrm lryrc ar depot, white In bulk, SIC. in
sacks, SIC miXvd. ia bulk, IA. Ia sacks. sic.
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nrcnsIaInns.

fIouR--lFrum store, common, S3bOdAGO.
family. A.2nC,i %, choice, St5Otii U1. fancy,
fa.IOCia.40 extra fancy, s5G5dj.76 patent,
sGUl6G - quiet
CoHS MIAi,-Pcnrl, $3.50. roller s225
quiet
Hr,Ns ANp rrN-.Nayy beans, s2.2S, me
dium. s2OO.
oar Mru-In half bris $3.50 from store.
CuA,KfUs-Sudn extra, a.; treble extra
Glsc. ginger snaps, 0hmGC; assorted jun
bl,s. iuMi2c. cream cracker. sa@iOc.
CuACEtp WHrAr-ln hall brls, $3.50 from
store.
HouINY Am Grirf-frum store, t32A
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FISH Mnckcrcl. hall brls. No. I. $3.50 No.
2 tSut iOlb kiL No. l. tl.gG No. 2. a.. 20.
No. q si.iO Dry herring. family. 2,c per
box. \. q. noe herring halt brl, $40. White
lob. y bril-. tb.jn.
L,Ip--Ilc,, SIC. half brls, sc. kegs, sisc.
choice kettle uA,MiOAc. Steady.
Pos frr-llrls, SJ.Vo half brls, $500
krlr. ti.5O.
Hoo rnopucrs-Stcady, mess pork, $3.50
WiNuO. sugar currd hams, ilvmi2isc.
breakfast bacon, iO'sCti2c clear M sides,
bacon. p'st shoulders s'sc, bulk pork, clear
stiles, sac clear rib sides, s,sc long clear,
sc. shoulders Tic
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In the local market tolay a number Of
changes IN quotations were made. sugar.
cured hams nnd breakfast bacon OF i,c.
Sugar, declined hoGc larl. of &c. roller
meal, OFT To-; Hour, of loo Ia l5c; molnsscs,
oil 70 TO Be, eggs advanced and poultry
lower.
Grain IN store AT the elevators Corn, i,2Ol
bushels. oats, 2ipsi bushels, wheat i,O5l
bushels.
AZ New York there IL nothing new. A
majority Of staple groceries run very much
In the former tenor
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river, 81. 2O@l % per brl; SKIS, fine, 1880
lao coarse, $l.l09l.l5; pkts 2A@7c.
RIcE-Louisana 4H@5Ac; Carolina, 6c;
quiet
CAYDms-stick, all sizes, in bxs, pals and
brls 0H@llc fancy, assorted, lO@l0ci extra
fancy lSGg2jc; firm.
CnEEsE-Prime flats, SK@0Kci New York
factory, 0l6@l0c full cream, l20l2Hci
Young America, l2l9@l3c.
Soar AND CANDLEs-Soap, 3E@5c can
dies. full weight, 0h@9lIc.
STARcm-3A@3lEc
MoLAssEs-Louisiana prime, choice, $500
45ci fancy. 4561jOc; ccntrilugals, common to
fair, 2Oa3Oc; prime to choice, 3O@35ci syrup
2OGl Zoe, nuict.
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MistriiANTUts nONul
COTTON MARKET.

The local cotton market opened steady
md closed steady; middling, Csc. Sales,
lcoo bales, including 200 bales last evening
(which 400 bales TO exporters aud 1900
alos 10 spinnen.
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.
Ordinary. nominal good ordinary, nom.
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Live Mock.

CHICAGO, H., Nov. -Cattle-Receipts,
1900 head; shipments, 5000 Market steady
beoyes S5.00@60O; steers $3.00g5.0O stock
ers and feeders, $2.0O93.25; cows, bulls and
mixed, S140@275; Texas cattle, $l.50@2.75
Western rangers, $2.25941O
Hogs-Rcceipts, 1900 head; shipments
5000. Market strong; mixed, S53O(G5. G5;
heavy, S5.l0@5.70; Light, $5,25@5GO; skips
S3.50@5.00.
sheep-Receipts, GOO0 head; shipments
1900. Market steady; Western, 50. 2O@3.5j
natives, $2.75GDI25; Texans, s2.25@3.25
lambs, S3.75@550.
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Coiion seed Prodncis.

PRNE CRupE Ou.-iOc, prime summer vel.
low, 6Oc summer white, Sc. choice cooking
summer yellow, bjc, cotton seed meal,
$3.50, less than car load, 5000.
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NEW YoRK, Nov. THE market contin-
ues quiet as the result of interest in the re-
suits OF the election though an ordinary
demand for miscellaneous assortments was
reported in many directions.
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Wool.
OIL and Turpenttnc.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Nov. 7.-Wool-Strong
with the demand more speculative than
legitimate.
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Lvns-Choicc, DC; common 10 good per
head, S2jOM3OU
llocs-Choicc light, G@GiIc.,good, 5k@Gc;
common, 5Wb4c.
CArrm-Choicc, 3A@3Nc good, 2ls@3c;
scnllawag, ll4Cg2Ac.
smrr-Choicc, &c; medium, 3@3Ec com.
mon 81 WlIfi 10
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VI Miscellaneous

BAGGIYG-ll 4Mi3o.
TiEs-Sl.ijOl,25.
snor-Drop, Sl45; buck, si.7a
IEAD-LC.
TALLow-3Ctic.
TonAcco-Common, 25@35c; other grades,
(1SiC.
Sxurf- -Garrctts, slOsj; Rnlph's, sl0.25;
Rnlrund 1913; Gail Il AXIS, $500.
PowprR-kcgs 500; half kegs, 1915;
unrtcr kegs, sl.75.
Cou On-Primc white, Wholesale lot, l0c
per gal
Wool-Burry grease wool, unwashcd, 10
@i3c. clear grease wool, 2OM2jc; bury,
washd 2O60ilc tub washed, jOOilc.
BEnwAA--lSm2 zoe.
NAns-lron, l.0jM200 steel s2.l062 10.
lliprs-Dry flint, No. I, he, No. ?, NJ; dry
sailed, SCI No. ., &C., green sailed, No. /,
SIC; No. ., lbc; green. iC5c, dccrskins 80
Gtdic; shccpskins, i6c@;l.OO, firm.
WmsRy-Stmight Kentucky Bourbon,
sl.5OCtGOO, Robinson aud Lincoln coun ties
Tenn. firm AZ Sl.6j 10 $50, sharp adyanc,
on October Eastern rycs, slsj@GOO, accord.
ing 10 the age aud make, common whisky,
SiWlGi3O, according 10 proof nothing un-
der 40 der cent. quoted.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY 8 PER CENT, NEW YORK
EXCHANGE PAR SELLING.
Cotton Steady-Middling Cotton, $50
Sales Today, 5000 Bales - Tho
General Market is steady--Meats
Steady.
APrEAL OFFICE

WEDNESDAY EVENING, Nov Z, 1883
There is no perceptiblc change In the
money market The demands for money
are fair and the supply is equal to the de-
mand. Rates are steady at per cent
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nal; low middling, Lice middling, 0%c;
good middling, ll.l6c; middling fair, lOc;
Il, ,o,,.,oI


Imports-M x c. H. r., Ia, NJ, a 4. r. II, Ssg
L. q n. r. r., AS; NJ & L., n. r. r. 4Os; C., o. 4 s.
W. r. r., III; L., n. O. Il T. II. r., S57 X. G., S. &
NJ, l43; X. c., NJ q b. r. r., AZ; l. NJ. II. r., co. T
~ r. r., 252 steamers SOL wagons, 400. Total
4,G5i bales
Exports--M & c. R.R.,l,35S NJ & T. r. H., Co. l.
4 ~ r. r., ,lOG: c., o. & s. W. r. r., So; L., N.
o, & r. r. H., 757 T. NJ. H. r., 73s Total, i9C6
bales.
NEW YORK.
Spots opened steady and closed steady;
middling, 07sc. Sales, 2S7 bales. Quotations
are as follows. Ordinary, 6Ac; good ordi-
nary, 5lGc low middlng, csc, mddlng,
o7kc; good middlng, 10 3.lOc middling fair,
10 l3-l6c; fair II 7-iGc.
Futures opened firm and closed steady, rs
follows November, 055@G5S; December,
0G5@0G0 January, 07S@070 February,
0S0@0OO March, 0.90@lOOO; April, 10000
1910; May, lO1S@lO,l9, June, lO2G@iO2f
July l08MlO35; August, l030@lOlO.
Sales, 1900 bales.
NEW ORLEANS
Tho spot market opened steady and closed
firm; middling, 7-lGc. Sales, 1900 bales.
Quotations are as follows Ordinary 70l6c;
good ordinary 3.lGc; low middling,
Sl5l0ci midding 07.lGci good middling,
o l5-l0c.
Futures opened steady and closed steady,
as follows November 02Gmo27; Deem
Der 02GM027; January, 03GC1087; Febru-
ary o. iG@0f7i March, 057m95s; April, 067
@0GS, May, 077m07s; June, 0s7@0sS;
July, 0.oG@001 Sales, 10000 bales.
DAuY PORT AND INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
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Grain ana Provisions.
ucAGo, ILL.,, Nov. IA stronger TO

CmCAGo, ILL.,, Nov. IA stronger tone per
yadcd the wheat market today, though at
the same time the feeling was unsettled and
full outside prices about sustained. Trading
was moderate, including some outside bust
ness The opening was stronger and prices
nc higher than the closing figures OF Mon
day, and advanced an lstgAc more, iniiu-
enccd by good buying orders. Then II ruled
easier, and prices under fair offerings de-
clined lc. Renewed buying at the decline
ngain caused prices 10 react, influenced some
by private cables reporting Sd advance in
Liverpool. This time prices advanced &c
for May, with December widening 10 2Ac
discount, oased of lc, again recovered and
closed about lAc higher than Monday.
A better feeling was developed in corn
values, ruling stronger and higher range
of prices was established. Trading, how
ever, was only OF moderate volume, trans
actions being mainly OF q local character.
The principal feature was the strength de-
yelopcd In November this future being In
fair demand, while the offerings were ex'
eacdingly light the premium OF this month
| over December being as high rs &c nj one
time. The market opened h@Hc higher
| than Mondays closing prices advanced u
| Cl7sc aud closed 1902 higher
There was little life 10 trade, either in
cash or future delivery oats Speculative
| NNNlllfNH WIS NtnltItu ~ May uN'l AlllH AuN
urc IN sympathy with an Improvement In
wheat, the corn ruled flrm with prices ia
| &c improved. At the same time there wa,
for near futures rather neglected market,
| with values exhibiting no essential change.
Trailing In mess pork was moderate and the
market rather firm. Offerings not very
large and demand fair, and mainly January
aud May deliveries. Early the market was
| iirmcr and prices were advanced slightly,
but with slightly increased offerings, re-
duction Of i23@l5c was submitted 10.
! Later the market was stronger and prices
rallied 10000, and closed comparatively
steady. a comparatively quiet feeling pre-
vailed Ia the lard market, but considerable
strength was developed. Offerings wcr,
small and the demand rather light Prices
ruled 2ls6i5c higher aud closed steady.
Only moderate trade was reported IN
| shor,-r'e. s'ao.. om.riug- were not very
| large and the demand limited. Prices ruled
| 2jsCJ5c higher and the market closed steady
The leading futures ranged rs follows
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ItNFnrOOt.
At noon. spots-l'irn, demand good.
Sales, 900 bales uf which American II 6Ol
hnlcs Receipts 1890 bales, Of which
American ~. 100 bales Closing quotations
were us follows Middling, b9,d.
Futures opened strong az advance, and
closed quiet aud steady.
These prices are given In pence and Giths,
thus GGJ means Sod, and 5Ol means
o i-Gid.l
AtIpms November 63j buyers, No.
yomhor December $50 buyers; December
january. b.2D sellers; January.l'cbruary.
GD sellers; February March, go value.
Marrh.Aprl, $50 buyers. Aprii-May 5.32
sellers, Mny-June, 5.H sellers. June-July,
bai value.
HAVRE.
Spots quiet and steady.
Tres ordinairc, 1Of December futures,
OiNL
Abuyc spot quotations represent 70f foi
~ kilus OF low mildling coitqn: llayrc
terms. ass kilos equal to 100 lbs, aud 6.2bf.,
equal 10 si.O0.,
utfx aud s,lI afnels uud hnntls throuph II
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GENERAL TRADE.

by and sell stocks and bonds through r.
VI. Galbrcnlh, No 10 Madison street.
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s.roeertci

INV NonE, Nov O. - Coffee - op-
tons opened steady and closed barely
steady, Sgos, AZ. 30 bags, including No.
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New Yor. DRY GOODS Market.

WrLMlNGroN, N. C., Nov. .7.-Turpentin
firm at 42I6c.
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LONDON, Nov. Z, 4 p. m.-Ihe amount OF
bullion Withdrawn from the Bank of
England on balance today is G5Oi,OOO. Bar
silver I1sd per OF.
PARIS Nov. Three per cent rentcs, s2f
G7Lc for the account.
BANK CLEAWNGs.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Nov. 7.--Clcarings, $l5, 407,-
900.
NEW ORLEANS La, Nov 7.-Clearings, ST.
7SS 1913.
Sr. LoUIs, Mo-, Nov 7.-Cloarings, A,127,-
ll3; balances, 1895, 1876.
NEW YoRK, Nov. 7.-Clcarings, $l47, 6GS,-
s37; balances, 1912, 4i6.
BALTIMORE, Md, Nov. 7.-Clearings, 81
$50, 1885, balances, 1922, $50
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Nov 7.-Clearings,
S., 3OI, 5i3; balances, 81 23S. jg3.
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CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT.

Receipts iu port This day, lsN'..................
Receipts IN port this day 1881 ...................
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CORRESPONDENCE
Ne,Us from the Brick Family.

PORE MANS PALAs, Sept. l6, 1883.
To the MINERS Jurncl:
I'm goin to rite you this letur fur to
thank you fur the lots of gud you hav
dun to refirm Titus. my huzban. her
before. when he KUN hum, kuldn't
feel welkum To see him KUN, as he
was so mudle and he'd an aufu wiskie
smell, but sens you bullatand his hab=
cts and wharabots. and got him to rite
you sum muse he fels a litury spirut.
am glad of this refirmin of Titus for
| ust to feel like goin doun to that
frostburg toun and lettin luse nifty
vengens on them saluners. Think of
me, a pore woman. sIttin at hum with
7 week chlren seein Titus KUN hum,
his muny all gon, and bring nuthin
hum but mud and smell. it's enuf to
make woman feel vengens like.
But last week, when Titus KUN
hum, he had Il pound of dilatory coffy
and few pounds of side meet that was
made up in chickargo, and Titus sed {:
"Ole lady, Pm goin to stop kepin
the salunerS and try to suppurt my
selph and family. but ] am afeerd Pm
goln to get lett in the Suppurt, fur
hers only II bit of meet and cophy fur
ii whole days wagis. CESS the stores
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1888-09-29

REPORT arrives from the West
that A. }. Streeter, union labor NOM
inee for the presidency, while max
ing speech in Kansas recently, was
interrupted by an auditor who said
Mr.. Streeter, your brother who resides in
this county on a farm is in hard circum
stances, and now, if you are sincere in your
sympathy for the laboring man, you will
give him 81 900 at least. understand you
are quite wealthy, and | know you would
not miss the money.
The grand old man "dropped'
right there. So with all the gilt
edged emancipators Of labor. They
are crusaders and martyrs in the
cause for revenue only, either of
fame Or fortune. When it comes to
dividing fortune, even with broth
er who is II son Of the same mother,
not scion of the same assembly, it
is found that the pIatitudes OF fra
ternal aid and protection have been
mislaid.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1888-09-29
A FROSTB URGER ABROAD.

YORK, PA, Sept. "A, 1883.
To the MINING JOURNAL.
1t may interest your readers to read
about the old settled city of York
sometimes called 'httle York'0 not
very long though city, as it took
more inhabitants in this State to get
the charter and name calling for "a
city than in Maryland.
We at home often complain about
slowness of train running, but if it
takes two hours and a half to run from
Baltimore to York, through Il level
country. with no Y and X, distance
of 5S miles, we need not grumble
They say the trains from Philadelphia
run faster. | did not tell them that
the farther south we go the less prog
reSs, because | do not like to cut off
my nose to spite my face.
This is a fine, clean city. Its faith
ers seem to haye the same opinion in
regard to paving their wide streets
as yours, and lime stones are used
all over.
| have heard often about the wealth
of this city being great. 1t seems to
me the report is not exaggerated
Beautiful residences, dwellings, and
large stores. The banks are full of
money, and if it is permitted to say
that we in Frostburg have plenty of
money without bank, you must feel
like lost boy.
The city was enlivened to-day by
the reunion of the Reserves of the
S7th PENNSYLVANIA regiment Of the
last war, and by the playing of nation
al airs by the original band Of sald
regiment, or Of those left. The brave
soldiers congregated here, coming
from different States and e.rtorieS to
meet and shake hands, probably for
the last time. 1t made IL solemn i'm
preston upon the lookrrs.on. includ-
ing your informant, who is aware of
the rolling on of the times.
This being one of the tiEeSt agricul-
tural districts of the State, if not in
the country, the fair to be held in Il
week or so promises to be Il great
event for the surrounding country
and it would not be out of reach for
you to get true description of what
can be seen. 1t is said that it is gen
orally an imitation of the Phiadel-
phia centennial exhibition.
Having been here only Il short time.
please do not expect more from yours
truly, j. j.