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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-07
NEW YORK FASHIONS.
TIE LATEST IN DRESS FROM THE
AMERICAN METROPOLIS.
Sarmcnts That Arc Quito English. You
Esow-Seai skins That All tho Fair
Ones Love-Headwcar of the season.
Other Matters.
special 'pondencc.l


New YORK. Oct. s.-Economv Is tie
,ouroc of wealth. we all know, and that
3 the reason that so many women take
pieces Of their husbands old trousers and
sew them all over with gold braid and all
eolors Of silk and then pay shoemaker
g. to put solcs and heels on them. 50 that
"dcar hubby can have q valuable but cco-
nomical pair Of slippers for his dainty
ittlo foOtSy tcotsics when he comes
homo. and thereby the good aad cconom-
zeal little wiley saves enough money TO
buy her q winter bonnet. and besides
earns a reciproci present on Christmas,
usually sealskin cloak. Being Q woman
myself, | cant quite explain how it is
chat IL makes q sufficient saving on the
price Of pair Of slippers that could be
bought ready made for $50, 10 buy
$35 bonnet and pay 50 to the shoemaker
besides, bnt il must be 50, or custom
would not have proved il infaliiblc.
Women are not expected to reason and
practice economy both One is quite
enough, particularly when such abstruse
problems az how 20 make S3S. 80 out of
the seat Of pair Of old pants at once,
with a clear title 10 q sealslsin or dia-
mond ring in the future are involved.
Women may not be able to argue, TO set
up their premises and draw their deduc-
tions, and convince their hearers by their
logic, but what with their economy and
their tears they get there just the
same. -.
Yesterday ! sat in n window on a
much frequcnted thoroughfare, which is
thronged with ladies every afternoon,
aud suddenly tho idea struck me to count
sho bonnets and hats, and only those
which had no oounterparts. during one
hour. did so and counted 412 women
and girls. each and every one of whom
bad Oh head covering entirely different
from he. sisters There were some others
which, like tho Irishmans pig. ran around
% that could not keep account.
just think Of that Four hundred and I
swelvc different styles of hats and bon /
acts Everybody can be in fashion in
;las manner, or rather each woman can \
b. O law 10 herself and it takes a smarter
woman than ana tGpick ont the very most
ultra fashionable of them all But. in
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-07

In brief the above tables show that
these horses won 1884 races and 81, 1913.
$50. Just think Of it, II is delightful
half hours ride from Nashville to Belle
Meade The smooth turnpike, owned
also By the Jackson brothers, runs
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mand for dolmans. wraps and other out,
dor wear, and this season the furriers
have surpassed themselves in the perfec-
ton and grace Of their sealskin wraps.
A pretty round shoulder cape Is called
the Princess Mathilde. though why
they name 1t after her is hard to
understand, for she Is almost as b.r
as the fat woman, and could never
wear one. The wraps. when trimmed
with sable or plucked beaver cost about
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r,o-;-,r --,,.T., JOIN
20 -''- 4v--'' More.

Tolal - So los 1895 DO $4,000
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Nw ORLEANS, Ia., Nov. %. Colcc-Ex
cited aud higher rio, common to prime, II
G2l9.c.
Ricc-Dcmand fair and market firm; ordi
nary 90 primo, S4m5Ec
Sugr-Actiyc and irm open kettle
strictly prime, IjaW5c; good fair to fully
fair, llsCH il-lCc; common 10 fair 4ifNfl 81
inferior 3l.0t4c; centrifugal, plantation
granulatcd, BA,N6tc; choice white, GAMt
1.lGc; on white, q 3-lWd6 1910; gray
while GdB'sc, choice yellow clarified
@ l-lU0Gsr prime yellow, clarified, Dc; oil
yellow clarified, $500 l0-lGc. Molassul--
Steady aud irmcr, open kettle, fancy, I3c;
choice, 4lCi2c; strictly prime $50
lDc. good prime SjCg57c: prime "a
C3ic good fair 27W2sc; fair, $50
PC; good common, 23g2lc; common, 2UG
pc. contrifugals, strictly prime, 2jM2Gc,
good fair, ls'al0c; fair, l5glJc; good com
mon, he inferior lO@llc.
Nrw YonK, Nov 2s -CoGee-Options
steady aud closed firm, sales, 1s, $50 bags in.
Guiding December, slLiutiI7j. January.
SlL5OHlI15; February, $lijjmlISl; March,
SlL0,elfgU; April, slL1oeei5.V; May.Slt0i
@i5.UG June, $lL5j@l5Uii July, Sii7O@
1856; August, siI5OdlH.l0 September.
SlLjDtliSi October >lL0l@i5.OJ. Spot
Rio highcriair carocs i6sc.
Sugar Raw quiet and strong refined
steady and IN irdemand,
Mo.u-es-Forsgn nominal New Orleans,
steady aud fairly active.
Rlcc-Firm and active.
CfNctNvArt. o.. Nov. 2s.-whisky, firm:
sllcf 1Jl barrels. flashed foods ON @ basis oi
sii Butter strong. sugar steady; eggs
steady, Do, ciesc steady.
CmcAaU. H., Nov gs-OT,- the Produce
Exchange today, tn butter market firm and
unchanged. Eggs iirm, 2292jc.
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.0) 5ui corn, $4,000 bu oais, $1,000 bui rye,
.ss, ,tl - AZ 600 III
ST. Louis, Mo-, Nov. 28.-Flour frmer
and no inquiry, but market quiet aud un-
en- ,ngedi prices ranged from - 20Ge6.j0.
Wheat-Cash higher In options the mar
ket showed strength most OF the session rs
the offerings were rather scant and demand
steady, outside markets higher, cables frmer,
receipts small and general adyices bulish.
While attended with several rclapses the
general tendency was upward and the close
lrin at &c above yesterday; No. red, cash,
$lO2i December &l0lH0L02 closing at
sl,O2i February Sl.OjlGc closing at S1.O5l&
bid; May, Sl,0SI 0l .0J5s, closing at S1.O9j5
BID July 63}E@Vj3 ae closing a 9Jc.
Corh-Large receipts aud estimates OF lib
era movement 10 market next week to-.
gotber with declines az other points, brought
ont Tree offerings aud prices declined. Tho
demand however was active especially Tor
May which was best sustained In value. No.
=, cash, Doe; year. 32Am33ta@ BE closing at
52.ic JanuaiN 30 W32isc closing at 81 sc;
May 5lsW3 asc, closing mi 3jg bid.
Oats Inc May option declined So 10 soc,
but Ups IN demand 40 that; No. ., cash, Soc
asked; December PIC bid; May, 3Jg3OEc.
Byo-NO. 2, 5O4c bid. llarloy-Slow; sales.
Missouri iull, iOci Dakota jjc, Manitoba and
Wisconsin, soc. Corn moll-sl 9JH2OO.
lay-lowcr prairie, $50 $50, timothy,
SllWliuJ. Brln-lligher UJ00Gc.
Bu.rr--Sirong and Advancing choice to
fancy creamery, oJa3jc choice to fancy
dairy, 2sG3Oc. Egg,-Sloady at 100.
Proyi-ions-Dull and lower Pork tll7j.
Lard-PrIme steam. sSUUWSl2l5. Dry salt
mcats-b1Ned shoulders, ,L25mL3i; longs,
-Lip@75'; clear ribs. tLC)m7Gj. short
clear, SI7jmLsO Bacon--Buxcd should
err, @3l8i longs $500; clear ribs, Z, GO;
short clear, sS.f5@SSO.
Boccipt,-Flour 1000 brls wheat 1900
bu corn, $4,000 bui oats, 81 900 bu; rye,
none barley, 2l,OOO bu.
Shipmcnt3--Flour 5000 hIls; wheat, H.
600 hu; corn, $1,000 bu; oats, 5000 bu; rye,
1000 bu barley, 1000 bu.
Kansas CITY, Mo-, Nov 9S-Wheat--Rc-
ceipts, 1is bui shipments, G,27S bu. in
store, 81, pa bu.; higher; No. rcd. cash,
no bids nor offerings December s9lEc bid,
no offerings, May, 9oc bid, 5JJac asked; No.
., soit cash. no bids nor offerings; May Sl.0i
bid SlOjls asked.
Receipts, b,GO7 bu; shipments. ~, o.
$50 bu; In store, l9,3OS bu; steady; No 2,
cash, 2Sc bid, 2)it asked; December, 2sc
bid 2s9ic asked. year, 2sc bid. 2Sl9c asked
May, 81 &C asked. No. 2 white, cash, soc
asked.
Oats-No. ., cash, no bids nor offerings;
December, PIC bid May, Sic bid, SIC asked.
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iiOlO head. shipments $500 head Mafkc
slow. best bccycs, {5UD@j.55 steers
sJ2utDigD. Texas cattle, slGJm33j.
ur,-RcCcipts, $1,000 head, shipments
$500. Market weak and De- lower. MiNcu
s3l5maiO, heavy, b2O@ SIS, light, Sj.i5a
D. i5. skips, S3iOa5.O0
shccp-Reccipts GOO0 head; shipments
5000. Market steady. natives. S25JdI.J1
Western, sA2jeaJsO Texans, S2JOgJ.iO
lambs. sgsEGf1g5
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-Mackcrcl half brls No. I, $500
900. 80. . S,.o0ms50; No, 3, $500 lob
kits, No. /, $l.3j; No. 2, Sl.25i No. 3, sll0.
herring, half brI, 500. White fish, hall
brl 5000
lARp-Tcs SIC. half brls SIC, kegs sj.ci
choice kettle, 0WmiUfc; cUN
Pos FEET -Brh, 5000 half brls, 500.
kcgs. sL25.
Hoo PRopucrs -Quict pork, Sl575@
1900, surorcurcd hams, lliaml2iGri break.
fast bacon, llml2Isc, clear rib sides bacon
0a, should r, siac bulk pork clear sides,
ssG clear rib sides, Sc; long clear Sc;
shoulders, 7ac
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BY rELsaRAPu


Wv Nuuk Nov 81 Money ou call easy
10 2'a percent, closed. uHrpi 90 . ptr
cont Promo mercantile Paper. isWih
sterling ykrHlusy Hull hut easter at siNtis
iur s'N.ylp, bi.ls uui sls,i, lof demand
Iu,,fumFut huulH we've dull bat nfm
State bonds v,p quiet AMI somewhat heavy
The stock uHfsvi vas quiet today and
while heavy cor ihr rvuymi iisi made uu
marked movement except iu the Fmurris.
which rDuu'' l..lu,t extending ip prH
rHut. ihuIsb portion ut the iu.ts was rr.
,ut"r.l HrIHr 900. close. 1hrrr Wgs rcu.
lTM IulHpHa lIu tn operate among thu.y
Interested lu thC market ihIH morning. aud
thu Trading duuug ihg forenoon was devoid
ui special feature, though ihr guuEyis and
ihy umHhAs Iu particular showed mufkHl
wrhkurss. tH.r vs. nothing ln tir news
ui th, dny ip mako any important change Boo
thv market hui flvf noon thew Was plenty
uitum0r ui11nat. evidently With the Object
ui depressing no" list Tie special 10 Irk sy
icri,d iuf ihiaaii,mpt Uba iIiy l,utk Island
nud a. WHs asserted thn' thr management was
Tnd iu favor utauyN Hftau.UWpui amour IlH
| Western uIls aud .Nui DO hal pll.. 4 .u sd
y1uCu rates Tie iiNil,ul Wr. ntipfW.Ul
sod 10 uv boo dIuFrl ul reduction. Hui Ihr
uimurs VIEW seconded uN a musi NI#l ftus
attack upon thr siu,k, NIirl. uu uu urI.u.
nIIN heavy huHiIUaf f.f n. u.HII..I U .l.U..
tHffinr Ell 10 EriIW. With 10 lnl iu %
I,Htr psiHut tly rst .ft.#.t 40. u.t,it.
usrU d,uIg & iu IuI" IY President tIh r. uiu
! 'tFpsuru 20 tI Boo luHU tuI uu .,..In.
rep lrp bed irs1r leo HuHs .'. i.i's m,,
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from levee or depot, white, in bulk iOc IN
sacks Soc mixed, in bulk, ilc; IN soc s
4sc.
BRAN--From store, Soc; from lcyee or de-
pot, $1,000.
llAY-Choicc, from store, 0oc car load,
from lcvee or depot, Sl556@lG0D, prime,
from store, sO0sjc; car load, from leve9 or
depot, SlI5). prairie, from store $4,000;
car load, from loyec or depot Sl0.50Cgli00.
OA1s-l'rom store, white Soc mxcl, 3jc;
from lcycc or depot white, in bulk See In
sacks, SIC; mixed, in bulk, 20c; in sacks, Bic,
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Spots opened quictaud closed steady, mid.
ding, o lJlGc Sales AS bales. Quotations
are US follows Ordinary csc good or.
binary, 51Gr low milllnr 0lc, mid.
ding, 0'sci good m.diliur. lUGr, millling
fair iOl3.i6c, fair n 1-lG..
Futures opened firm and closed steady,
ns follow. November. p5lm05l, December
p5oaoji; January oG}Ma8t February
o75aa56, March, os6a1s7, April 900
On. May lCo5@l0or June, lo12aiJIa
july lol0alO2O. August lOg,ctlo ~
S.p.cmbeE Ds7a09L sllca, $500 bales.
SFw ORLEANS
The spot market opened quiet and closed
quict m,dllns g'st sales. $500 bales
Quotations are as follows. Ordinary 7H-c,
good ordinary, Sc low milduns o.,
m.ddlinr o4c gool miidlIng lvy
Future, opened /uly aud closed quiet
md s'la iy. 90, foli/A. November nominal.
December 92ao1s january uJGpli
February 0EsaH3p. NAph nEanIs.
April o5G9l5G May aO@ag. juno,
p,i'p7a july os2apsl August 500
asa Sl.os. 1880 bales.
DAILY roEr And INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
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ttnnsrr,II,rn,InrI.

rmvr IUJpr uu inr prime summer vel
low. it summer white. So. choice cooking
summer yellow, u.I. cotton rcyl m al
HIANL. L.. ILNu ar I.LI -Mul
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-29

Nrw NoRK. Nov. 2s.-Thcrc was q healthy
inquiry Tor cotton fabrics u al doscr.rtipns,
with tie market showing greater hrmnc,s
all around WOODEN goods were quiet IN
sales. but Tor drcs, goods. hauucls and soft
w,oi dress fabrics prices are higher.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-29

Clear hh lido hirnu. bulk pork clear sides.
clcff 200 side, long clear and shoulders were
mar,ci down .c to-day hy thc Merchants
EN"hluu Quotation Committee. aud iut
k.ys declined owing a. heavy wJsipt. E.sr
weaker and pUuily generally lower
ThH .llrs r,1ri.l li th, Grain cali UU1d
session Fifteen c,u December 80 white
corn uu timex. ne .t'. g
A. Sew Orleans suH1r Be- in aciiy, demand.
with Urru kettles str1Iy. and CENTRIFUGAL
hci't, 1ud firm MnlHs...appen ktttlr and
un.i usll mu'le Hu
A. o. tbr rufUr market q New York "a.
change states that .the market hns been
l,,. iolIy active during iho week With
aiuly advancing Ur,H Che chief factors
cui,l ug into ia. WrUul have been strong
Euwr.au ad,.yu. ..si.I uy h,e buying
here iur account NJ ibr short Interest aud
unh,omhlc iunmIHHp rlhuyc o. the
grow ng crop 200 HufH The rpHfu of
damage hy rain siii continue. and receipt.
u' UUsTut crop ore backward iulm thr sim.
caus'. Thru s s1ma disappointment iu
tIr d,mni iof sprt coffee. aud the ware
house deliveries ore somewhat les than
have been anticipated beat m1r hopeful
ir,iiuf is h'.ug cAprHsrl by the dealers.
and o. better demand 7 pNrUrird On ihO
near luiur Tho advance Ice pi.r fHf iho
week. BE- about 4, U.f rlIHl fW NHN. ulrI
nul December aul o. ur pound iuf fIy rT
manning months tn visible supIIy Boo thp
United states BE- iiHHtt I1... Hrilust CO., .uUl
as 40 tly sliuU iUU iHFi yYRr'
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Wool.

ST. Lows. No. Nov. 2s.--Wool unchanged
bright medium. io62l,sc. coarse braid. ia
dc. low sandy, llMisc. fine light, l5M2ic
line heavy, l39i0c. tub washed, JlGJisc
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Ordinary, nominal good ordinary, nomi-
nall low mlddlins osr m'dd,mg 1l6c;
good miidIiug oljl5c, mddlip5 fair 1885;
fair nominal
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY PER CENT, NEW YORK Elk
CHANGE PAR SELLING.

Cotton Quet--Mid 1llng Cotton, o7-loc
Sales Today, 4e)o Bales The
General MarSot 10 Steady Meats
Quiet.
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i,uw-ChUirc o. common to good, per
hrld tt1u. .tuu
lInusHD huioy light, ,o5sc good, 5a5',c
common, ! ,..H'tu
t,Uiu-,h.igr Erss I'.0,l'4r good. ~
h'A. srailWu.a lanti.lr, choice feeders
2'Btag irUi.ff i',nl'sy.
suunrHDhu.,-, o.. no iium, 3s2'lc. com.
mon. 4luuHt HH.
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WuFEy= Straight Kentucky Bourbon.
~ npGui l,pb,ft.un aud Lincoln counties.
Tenn. firm al 80 to 500. sharp advance
uu D tuhcr Eastern ryos ti.2'WGuu nc.
roriiuE to the age and make, common
whisky tLUrai.Jn according 90 proof. moth
ing under 20 pr cent quoted.
HtsDIsa-tl 'sstilc.
Ius-yl iIfti.la
sior-pup sLJO. buck, iiCS
lrAu-tg.
TAiInw=.Jfttc.
ToWc5o-Commou. 25@3jc. other grades,
UuGtsg.
sNrrt- Garrits. si075. Ralph's, sos,
Railroad o. ~ Gail 4 AN'S $500.
luuutu-kcrs, 500. half kegs, $40.
quarter kgav, ei.,h.
Co,LOu-rnne white wholesale lots, TO-
per ral
wuDi BURY. grease WOOL unwnshcd M
nliy. clear rrhao wuul, 2utt2iU. bury
washed. gtst. luh WASHED, JUHSic.
bTsWAN =lrHttN
Nuts=lruu. sl.Huai. 1,. steel s2OiH2 iU
llipr, .lrv flint, No. I, ne No. 2. Nc Try
pltrd. ~ Nu. p o. green alicd. No. !, SIC,
| Ne . t'tr. green, toss. dcyrkins ypttulg
shrypskius. tsrtfft.ul. firm.
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COTTON MARKET.

The local cotton market opened quiet and
clo'cl quiet midlling 7l6e sllos, A,soo
bales including 500 bales la-. evening, of
which .. 600 bales TO exporters and 2iJJ balcs
% .u.nuDra
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CNN>rp G0ous- riucapplcs, SL2j@L5o.
Peaches p It's. standard, sljIHllU. second
rluD. Tomatoes lbs STANDARD. slN.Nn.
lbs, standard, ~ Ou. Strawberries. 20 90.
Basphcrri.s, IN D. B'Hckhcrric., -. OD Green
cages sI2l. Pears. 800 plums $500. As.
plm"u-, 500 Green corn, SIUlUl o..
Green pens %. Cove oysters, lull weight
! ln. gle. . lhs, SLhIuiHH. light weight
Csc, . lbs, 5lUu0ilU Condensed milk,
Crown, sl0t EAGLE, S14U Swiss, 500.
salmon, 3iiim2m. sirdiucs, Sl,u mustard
sarlincs $500. Mackcrel, sl.2j herring
mnckcrcl >lOj.
sr1N-Purc white, GH@7c; or white, g.!
@1 Be-, yellow clarified, Ga@biac, refined A ,
,'.c standard gIauuatoi, 7isMi4c; pow
dcl,d, SIC. cut loaf '4o, steady.
tlurD-Clmmuu, 'sc, ordinary, ijlgc;
fnir lG'sc; prime Rio, Is; choice 20 fancy
lng old Government HuW5lH steady
S,lr-Slgntw, ;l3loolb per brl; Ohio
River, Sl.2pnL25 per brl. SKIS, fine, SL350
llO, coarse, a. lp4l 10 pkt, 21tHIc.
RCE-Luuisigua, il4"JAc, Carolina, &C.;
quiet
Stick, an sizes, Ca bys, pals and
hrls owlic. fancy assorted lUHlac, extra
fancy lSH2'r; firm.
SoArANp CAypus-S1ap, i!45c; candles,
full weight o..
SrAECu-3i, M3isc.
Currr-primc nlts SsmoIc; New York
factory uLWiur, full cream, l2ml2 SCI;
Young America, 2'sml3c.
MuAssr- Louisiana prime, choice, $50
i2c fancy. lirllc. crutriiuglls common o.
fair 2omanc primo to choice, 3J9Jju, syrup
2lBijr, hrn.
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Gee 20 ..asGt.. ..-... d
llgtfOL. OWdOBS. CAkEpI lrs,
..-L = a AvOs D.bEAaE ~ CAI...t
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,. NLnlIrn .IlI-NLNr


t1htIIHuI.
A. noon. Spots - S.rIdr. demand fair
-It iHuu bales. of which American \ tul
.ttH. E.UIp., Nil bales. ul which Amer.
irlu iul bales. tluHns quotations N,rr
lf iHllYNe M'dlliur t'ti
Futures op.url HirIIy az advance aud
,H.Dl uufHi and steady
|lh".H price, lI f.fn iu pence Hud Gitis.
.ut HNi means 1DjUid, anil 5W means
5IHiI1
AfGp m November "a sellers. Nnyrm.
bu-n,e,mHor h.1I s.liris prosmh.r.lauu.
ary,b % value lhuuary February 511 value.
February Nlrh t-I sllrfs. March.
April Sli u.ierl AUrl.M MAY 52i ,llu.
lly.Junc, 6si SELLER, JuucJuly a.
SELLERS
uAvgE
Spots quiet and cosy
Trs urliualv. C,'4i December futures
Etl.r
Above spot quotations represent GsiI fll
~ ki.u- uf low milllius cotton. iiavu
term. g. - k.Ips equal a. i'D Jos, and PSI
equal Co ti.ur
- .Haa
urr aui seli stocks Hn bonds through T.
N. DuIbpith. 80 10 Madison street.
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FRufr-Stcaly. Omnrr, SjWTGOO per
hrl. 90 2itt3uu per box. Lemons sIupH
400 per box. Bananas. iiDoW25upDr bunch
California IHur- 81 - per box bIpvs-
Concord 20. per basket tatiWbl, inc per
basket Iuo1pplos. S22b per dozen
ArrtE- ,lJpU25n per hr' Dried apples
3'.niD pr pound from store. Dried peaches
Z dje from store.
GAW-Quuil. sL5l1i5j per dozen, SPUR
rrls, sL2j tl.Jo per dozen rabbits. 800 per
dozen, wild turkeys. Iuhi.c uaDh wood
duck, CO ilti' Dob per duZ'u teal. g. INniuu
per dozen. maitland. s2JOu2t5 per dufvn.
Nrn.sDn. saddle, ,GulUr p.r pound. whole
deer 5"tc yer pound, ulJ,um, i50iug,
drU. .rd coon. luHi'r
Recommendations, siClaL55 per bril-
Cabbage loose ti.'r kmut pr hri, 500
ha'i bril- $50 Garlic. lIe p,rlnD Carrots.
$50 500 per brl. B.et., s2Dua-s, per
Dol. Ilru'p,, 600 Per bril- ll1s.udsh,
s'waft 80 per hrl.
BUTu- luticrinc Zoe. creamery 2sm
Sag dairy isH2ir country butter. ltal,y.
CmrE-phrk. iJjU pr bh and $500 per
halt Deb.
NiNwAR-rcr ral iogi2c.
PHUirEy-thirkcns. young. Sl25Mt7i,
mixed 90 10000 hens. sa2,H2 bO turkeys.
young .uvjmSUD. old, s>uJOslAOI gocsr.
sAau.lia.. ducks. e. 75Ct 90 dressed tui.
k.ya 90 gl2c per 10; hens S25ja3JU
..kDu. t1jO0t27j. geese. sl.Opa6Uo
Nrr- Cuconnuts, $50 per 100 Peanuts,
Virginia, i!sD,Gc, tennessee, irmgr stock,
.Fl o. roas.cl. 2' .c big cr shcllcd, 0Bsc.
P,uins Texas. 0ni4c.
f~s-QuIDt Boxes, he cases. 9nc.
EAuNs-Llnduu Layers, $50 California,
g. I'd pr box.
rioSlr -lrls $3.50. hnlf hrl., fL0n.
rrrDu=firm; siDtlUD per bril- sks
G't,le, tLu, so pr bu. sweet sLVJsL21
prI brL.
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ftnru-fruW HiuUs common. b tnN1 an.
nuilN. tthtltI lhH.lF .Itlut fancy.
H''s'nl. extra inugy 81 ipU,ti patent
o. ,,Hbut quiet
ooHN MuL-r,ad, ta5n. roller tlei
quiet
nr,Ns Avn rEw=Nsyy bans. la2, me
dunn. 400
otrvr,t-ln hiIf hr't tl1lffbm store.
tU,,afrsa Soda. rtin. Hs. treble cNtm.
t'lT Hurrf snniv N'tF1'sr assorted jam
hlgf lutiir CfHnm crackers. sitttur.
tu,,KEp Wnr,f-in half brls, 500 from
storr
li1HiNY AND Guftr PROM store. $50
Icsd.tau..
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Adams Express. i45 '' II .,ud paclac 57,E
X%'oiTIlJrifii. y " SS1y.Iis < C,2haG 81
American Express, il2 hgy l.rc tcnlr,, @,s
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Ccutril Pacific ~, NunlHgstcrn, Iuai,
Ianalo1kc a chic, W NutlNgsi,rn pii, ny
CRcs a Ghio "a "a bG 10 Y1.t,t f liz wa
Ch.cagoG Alton. l8i NYCNs ipIiGo
Chs hnf y quincy lOs% 0oh'.o q iiS'S,Ppi, As
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Gin AN & tlcye. IS on .u mprymcut 81
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p. lcnuc,ct 81. fitNIr ~ .-,,.
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WII LIAM Wrf iar1 ftp IL
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LONDON. NuN ~ Hm.-tHn.uis closed
NJ '' Il-l'l Tor money, nHA p. ID lNl Tor the
account The am99untoi bullion Withdrawn
Tum tie Bank Ut ENGLAND 90 balance today
D. 'i'1u'h Bar silver o. I".lti per ounce.
PANS. nov. - -thrrp Der cent. rcutcs.
s2l 81 sc Tor the account
r.gv r,-.at,.,.
c..,... M ~ NJ. .t.-t..
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NV vblI IS "a, N,y. @'.-llgaiings OF
we '"nh-' tl'''"+W
Nrw IouE, Nov. 3 -B,uk cloarugs siii.-
go Fu. balances, O. 10 ani.
81 Iors. NJ. Nov. gs Bank clcarinps
s2ll5.621 balances. s2s3. g,s.
u,tr,,,,pr NfJ Nov - -u,,t ,ic,ri,,..
st6 -ai "a b,i,ncss 80, ~, '''0''
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'"hN s''i'''''''t ""''.',' +, E'l''''''''
graIn and Provisions.
Cttc,ao M. Nov. u. Wheat WAS fairly
nfti,e nnd prlccs higher Trading was
mostly InrI with buyins credited Ia thnt
ria.. al traIrr. known "A. profr,sional.
Mill, no doubt n gooI deal oi the buying
t,Iav Nj. nom sboft. whp did not care t9
remain ~ over Tbnnksfi,iuf Diy. there vas
nlso buyirr Tor long account Thc market
oprnrd a.. tsc higher than Yesterdays clos
lns -.ld on 70. and then advanced 70. and
closed about y higher than Yesterday.
Trading vas only mo icrately active In
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Cash quotations were o.. ullows
Flour umintliy uu,llurrd.
No spring Nh0ut sl UiltiolN so. q
sptiur wheat uHur. Nu. rrl, t'uitf
IUtRG So. . cora, Na's, NO o oats. .H 40
h'.r NJ. rye. tlc. No p Hr..y nominal.
u. u..tl..I
Me- plrs. pti hi tirs..ftiiEO. Ind.
per lut los $50. short fp sides iluusri
t,.l,W,Ji. dty alicl shoulders ,uUNedL
tTa' .fH.'. fhou clear Sides tbnxpil
tsUib,, l1ti
Hrr,.vi, Flour. 2tu.it.. whatt $500
hu. corn iltHu hu u.f. $4,000 DO. ur.
iN unJhu barley ibun
su,pu,nuH FLOAT 1850 bd. wheat 2'..
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CLrvrLANp, o, Nov. p. Petroleum ca
r. w., 40 7isc.
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GENERAL TRADE.

nrr aul sell stocks Hn Z bonds through T.
NJ DHlbpiih. No. 10 Madison street.