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The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-12-21


X. A. Alger Comp S. of v. has elected
officers for 1889 as follows: Capt. John
Schlickemmayer; LIST Lieut., Marion Fort
ress; I'd Lieut., Newton Boyce; Camp Coun-
Gil, Chairman NJ. Blair, j. ID. Willis, N. S.
Bot; Delegate to State Encampment,
Newton Boyce; Alternate, Geo. Fowler.
Election of officers of Oriental Encamp-
ment, /. d. o. Il. No. SO, Owosso: G. F.,
r. A. Butler; s. W., A. NJ. Young; III. p,
A. K. Hartshorn; Scribe. Levi Hyde; Finan-
cial Scribe; II. A. Meddaugh;, Treas, Geo.
Charlton; j. W.. G. b. Robertson; Rep, II.
NJ. Wiley, e. Mccormick.
The officers-elcct of f. & A. NJ. Lodge,
Owosso. are: Frank II. Ever, w. NJ; A. NJ.
Hume, s. W.; J. =. Lewis, j. W.; II. G.
Main, Treas; K. Z. Gilbert, Sec; A. j.
Robb, s. d.; +. II. Watson. j. d.; Charles
Parker, +. II. Clark, M. A. Dell, A. r..
Stever, Stewards. sn APaai( ia.F a.t
! A new lot Of ladies' and gents, gold
watches Just received at r. o. Christians.
Don't forget that Roth Is the leading tail
or and keeps the largest and finest stock OF
woolens in central Michigan, fourth door
below the postofiice. e... ..,...
Ladies, am stamping dresses in all the
latest styles for braiding; also have beautiful
new designs in Briggs patterns for braiding.
MRS. J. E. TURNER,
4w SO Ball Steet.
New goods, new styles, at T. o. Christ
ian's, In diamonds, rubies, opals, emeralds,
garnetts, turquois, mOon-stone and pearl
rings, lace-pins and bracelets, for the holi.
days at lowest prices. ,-..
Twenty-three brush brooms and holders
worth from 81 to Si.5O to be closed out at
SOC. piece at Loring 81 Son.
Pray sells for So, the best watch for the
money of any one in the state.
A few more black and gray robes to close,
cheap at Roth's, fourth door below the p.
o.
Loring d. Son received five hundred more
of those 75ct. books this week and are clos
ing them out at 90 cts.
Positively the finest line of mems neck
wear, muffiers etc. at Roth's, four doors ber
low the pOstoffice. e.t
Full line of dress braiding patterns at Miss
Mullen's, Stewards Bank Block.
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CHICAGO, H., Nov. sx-A fair business was
transacted in wheat add q higher range OF
prices established, but b. advance was again
lost The opening was ECglc higher, and
December advanced an additional lc and
May nc, then ruled irregular. The early
advance was due largely 10 shorts" cover
ing, who were influenced in their action by
the reported taking u wheat yesterday and
today In New York fof export reports plac-
ing the quantity as high rs 100000 bushels
for both days. 1t was claimed that the
wheat was bought for shipment TO Lisbon,
and was being taken by fruit carrying vessels
at low rates of freight A denial Of the
above report, at least report that there had
been no wheat taken today caused the mar
ket to react some.
Corn opened at nc advance over the clos
ing prices OF yesterday and gradually adj
yanced Ag1 &c, reacted J4c and closed 40
&c higher than yesterday. The feeling de-
yelopod was stronger, especially on the near
futures, very good demand existing from
shorts, who were somewhat nervous.
There was an improved demand for oats
In May delivery trade was quite brisk, with
considerable demand fr m shorts under
which &c higher range Of prices was estab.
lished. Near futures were also accorded
rather more attention than for some days
past, with the result of hGhc advance, but
before the close the speculative market be-
came weaker and reacted.
There was more trading in mess pork, but
the feeling was somewhat unsettled and
prices ruled somewhat irregular, though
with a comparatively narrow range. Offer
ings were fair and the demand was mod
crntoly active. Purchase were free early.
partly credited to prominent. local ope-
rator, and prices were advanced 10@l2Hc.
Later the feeling was weaker and prices set
tied back again l0gi2Lc, and closed com
paratiycly steady
A iirmer feeling prevailed in the lard
market but trading was only moderate
Offerings were not very large, and the de-
mand was only fair. Prices were advanced
5G7I9c per 100 lbs. during the early part Of
the session, but rccedcd again 26@g5c later,
and the market closed rather quiet.
Quite a good speculative demand prevailed
for short rib sides, and the offerings were
moderate. The feeling was stronger, and
prices were advanced 2igd5c per 100 lbs,
and the market closed steady.
The leading futures ranged as follows
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IbMLNAlA iN'iAhH'H'
New York and eastern demand, 81 dis
count buying; sight 81 discount buying,
par selling. New Orleans, 80 discount
buying, par selling Cincinnati, st. Louis
md Louisville, demand g. buying, par sell
ing.
The local cotton market is firm, with sales
$500 bales, or 9, 500 10 exporters and 300 TO
spiuncrs. Al New Orleans spots are very
firm aud futures up TO points, closing
very firm. Liverpool is steady, demand fair
and futures steady and unchanged New
York spots are firm, with futures very steady
al an Vance OF , TO appoints.
Hubbard. Price a Go. say: "rhe market
opened at about I points decline. AT the
drop, however, some good buying was done
and the market s,cadicd until about noon,
when sharp lvancc Of some 7@0 points
was established upon the news that the trade
returns Of Great Britain showed the exports
oi yarns and cloths for the month Of October
have been the largest on record, and about
1915 per cent more than last year. In addi
ton 10 this the signal service prediction o
a cold wave, and probable frosts In th'
Southern States made sellers very cautiou'
aud led many operators 10 temporarily
cover their shorts pending the publication oI
thu official crop estimate. Frcights at the
South are growing easier and the difference
between Southern sellers and European
buycn Is not a. wide as II has been
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on October; Eastern ryes, sl.s5@9.00, accord
Ing TO the age and make; common whisky,
SlOO@l.30, according TO proof; nothing UNI
der 10 per cent, quoted.
BAGGIEG-ll HMl3c.
TIEs-Sl 15@l.3.
snor-Drop Si.45; buck, $l.7O.
LEAp-6c.
TALLow-3@ic
ToBAcco-Common, 25@35c other grades,
GgS5c.
SNUFF CARROTS s10.s5; RNlph's, Sl0.25;
Railroad, 1925; Gail d AXIS, $500.
PowDER-Kegs, $500; half kegs, S2.75;
uartcr kegs, Sl.75.
Coal oII-prme white, wholesale lot, lOc
per gal.
Woodbury. grease wool, unwashed, 10
@l3c; clear grease wool, 2O@25c bury,
washd, 2J93Jc; tub washed, 3Og4c.
BEEswAX-lSG20c.
NAns-Iron, 81. 1902. CO. steel, q. 1902, Is.
HiDEs-Dry flint, No. /, lie; No. 2, Sc; dry
saltcd, Sc; No. 9, &c; green sailed, No. !,
SIC; No. 2, 4Hc; green, 4C15c deerskins, 80
OCg5c; shcepskins, l5cCgSl 90; firm.
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IiAvIiE.
GENERAL TRADE.

In the local market eggs advanced little;
other articles unchanged. Grain In store al
elevators; Corn, 7bi6 bushels; oats, 20, 2lC
bushels; wheat l,07l bushels
At New Orleans there Is brisk movement
In sugar, good demand for kettles, with
higher prices paid. Prices are high for
white sugars and yellow clariGcds in good
demand aud steady Rice market is strong
aud prices firm though not quotably higher.
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FLouR--From store, common, s3.50G13G0;
family, Si.2O6gi.SO choice, ti5OGgi 90; fancy,
Sb.3O6obiG extra fancy, S5O5Gg5.15 patent,
SGO1@G25. quiet
Cons MEAL-Poarl, $3.50, roller, $225;
quiet
Br,Ns Avn PEw-.Navy beans, 1925; me.
dium, 500.
DAT MEAL-ln half brls, $3.50 from store.
CRACKrHs--Sodn, cxtrn, Gc; treble extra,
6isc, ginger snaps, GkHGc; assorted jun
bcs, 1OCii2c. cream crackers, siimlOc.
CRACKED WnEAr-ln half brls, $500 from
store.
lloMiNY AID GRirs-From store, S325
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LAMBs--Choicc, DC; common TO good, per
head 81. 50G3.OO
IIoos-Choice light, G@0I!c; good, 5H@Oc;
common, 5@5Hc.
CATrLE-Choice, 3hg3J1c; good, 2H@3c;
scallawags 1A@2kc.
suEEr--Choice, lc, medium, 303lEc; com
mon ~ ODIll no
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rrovt.ton..

Fiu-Mnckcrcl. half hrls, No. I. ss.J0. No.
., $500 lob kit No. I, $50 No. ? 81. 70.
No. :, $40 Dry herring, family. BE per
box; n. g. roc herring, halt brl, 1913. White
fish, y bril-. $3.50
L,Hp-l,s SIC. half brls, SIC; kegs, SIC;
choice kettle. DaamiOa,c. Steady.
Pos fErr-lrls, $500, half Drls, 800,
kegs, $50.
Hoo pnoprcrs-Stcady: mess T,rk, sib.T5
CpiGOo sugar cured hams ilh@i2lfc;
breakfast bacon, lOJtGoi2c, clear rib sides
bacon, p,Ec, shoulders, $50, bulk pork. clear
sides, SIC. clear rib sides, $50, long clear,
SIC, shoulders. 7isc.
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c,earinss today wiz ss,624, All; balances, ST.
38l. l08.
New York, Nov. s.-Clearings, $106, 357,-
1885, balances, IS, 1871, 40.
BALTIMORE, Nd, My S.-Clearings 81
Sss, 1888; balances, s3iS,02.
BosToN, Mass, Now s-Bank clearings
sl4,0S2, 975; balances, 81, s3l $40
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CoRN-From store, white, 65c: mixed, b3c
from lcycc or depot, white, Ia bulk isc, IN
sacks, Sic; mixed, In bulk, i7c; In cacks, SOC.
bRAN-from store, soc, nom lcyeo OF de
pot, $1,000
HAy-Choicc, from store Ooc; car load,
from lcycc or depot Sl55BCglGOO prime,
from store, s0MSic, car load, from lcvcc or
depot, Sll50 prairie from store. b5CtGDc,
car load, from lcycc or depot, slO.jO Cgli.O1
OArs-from store, white, sc. mixed, S3c;
from lcycc or depot. white la bulk, 32c; IN
Sacks sac, mixed, In bulk, ~, IN sacks, sic
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Nrw YonE Nov. s-Thcc was more dc.
mand forspccial assortment. and last freight
shipments with the general inquiry In.
proved, but tie market Is not sufficiently re-.
covered from election interests 60 rilcct any
important engagements.
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IIen.eheId .nnpllc..

rrrir--stcnly Oranges. s5wG6.so per
htl t2ul92@ per buN Lemons o. 500
tp per boN. Hannna., slOCo225 per
bunch, California pcirs AS per box.
umrcs.CoucopL 40 pr basket. Catawba,
iSr Icr basket
Airlu-si 2,6i55 per bfl. Dried apples,
3's o. per ~, ir1m SION. Dried peaches,
low. ifum sturc.
EUCs-Stcady Boxes. ia. cases. zoe.
Reconsideration Layers. O. -. California,
s2?i per box.
G,ar-Quail. q 25@i.ao pr dozen: SOUR.
mis- ,Act, lOlpcf doa rabbits. IL OIL IS per
do cn. Ntld turkeys. Ic 10 '5c each, wood.
durk,tL55tt2wptrdozcn.tcal,i ~ 2htt2. hOpcr
dulcn' tnallard, t2i1a2.5S per dozen. Vent.
sun saddles, stglOC NJ, whole deer, 5tdGc TO-
Ntuttiwrs-uniuns, fi0htti.7A per brl.
luhhn~c, loose, the5c. kmut, puf hfl, 500
hall hfl, 100. Garlic. hoc per loo. Carrots
sAWtsA11 per hrl. lccts. - 50tp276 per
hrL ParniIs $500 per brl. lIorseradish.
A0pDt'ho Pc brl
BrttW= buttcrinc. iic. creamery. ESQ
Snc dairy. isc country butter iI@2r.
,inrE-oznrk, 800 per brl, aud $500 per
half hrl
NNruAH-Pcr gal, iOai2c.
lorttnY-Chirk"ns. Young, 81 50GS2 81
mixed, si.5Sd2OO hens. SlaUd27h.
lIcgtu-liflN casa. half hfla glua
rot,rors-lirm VI 5ba225 per brl. sks
CoGti'c Utah. wCts,loO pcr bu. sweet si.OO
Cl2i prbr
Nurs-Cocoanuts, sS7S per 100 Peanuts
Virginia, 4,faGc. rcnncssc farmers stock,
3lfMic. roasted 2ilo higher. shcllod, Cole.
Pecans, IeAas, Wai2c.
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OF aud Inrnrnfinr.

CLyrANn. o., Nov. s.-Pctrolcum
easy, = w. hoe. nc.
wuNSaroS, n. c., Nov. s-Turpcntlnc
frn at i2hc.
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At noon: Spots-Steady demand fair
Sales, 10000 bales, Of which American $500
bales. Receipts, 5000 bales, of which
American 5000 bales. Closing quotations
were rs follows Ordinary, 4Hd good or
binary, 5lfd; low middling. Odd middling
ODD good middling, g l-l6d.
Futures opened quiet and closed steady.
These prices are given in pence and 6iths,
thus G.63 means I,63 CID aud j.Ol means
o l.6id.
At4p.m.: November, h.35 sellers No
vomber December $50 sellers; December
January, 5.2S buyers; January-Fcbruary,
sos buyers February March, b.2O sellers,
March-April $50 sellers; Apri-May, 6.3l
buyers; May-Junc, 5.33 sellers, Junc-July
. 30 sellers.
HAvRE.
Spots quiet and steady.
Tres ordinairI, 70fi December futures,
Gi9if.
Above spot quotations represent 70f for
90 kilos OF low middling cotton; llayrc
terms $3.50 kilos equal 10 100 lbs, and 5.25f.,
equal to 800,
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CH|LLS,
OUNCAN'S CHILL TONIC has stood
the test for years. and today stands the
leader Of Chill Medicines Read
what Is said Of It

DR.. Duncan:- take pleasure In making a pub.
ic statement OF the fact that have used your
thM Tonic with great success after everything else
had slgnally failed, Myself and family Join In
thanking you for the discovery OF such q medl.
cine, which will DO Of such great benefit to man.
KIND Yours truly, Z. PREssLY.
Miflin, Tenn.
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Moal.
New Vera DRY Good. Market,

~. Louis, Mo, Nov. wool-In demand
and firm, but quiet.
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COTTON MARKET.

The local cotton market opened firm
and closed firm, middlinr psc. Sales
$500 bales. including 900 bales last evening
81 which 2s0j bales TO exporters and 100
bales 10 spinncr.
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS
Ordinary, nominal good ordinary, nom.
nal, low middling. o Lice; middilng. csc.
good middling, ii.iGc. middling fair. Toe.
fair. nominal.
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Cnitnn seed Prndmcfs,

PRIME CRUDE On-iOc; prime summer yell
low 5Oc summer white 63c choice cooking
summer yellow, Doc; cotton seed meal,
$3.50; less than car load, 5000.
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II.rrIlnnrnu..

wmsA S-Sinig!t Kentucky Bourbon,
ti.5Olt0O0 Robinson aud Lincoln counties,
Tenn, firm at ti.A5 10 $500 sharp advance
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-09

Spots opened steady and closed hrm.
middllng. u'su. Sales, 90 bales. Quotations
arr A. follows. Ordinary Gl.c. good opli.
nary. size. low mIdlling. Csc. midilinr.
pjsc. good middlIng 10 $40. midling fair.
10 1916. fair. n 5.lOc.
Futurs opened steady nj decline. and
closed very steady, as follows November.
o55@0Oo. December. aGs ap7O. January.
as3a1s4. February pDja1Oj March.
io.O5@i0OG. April, i0i5alOiG May, 1924
@io2s June. i0S2ti03G July 1000
IOli August iolC@ioG. sales iOJCpl
bales.
NEW ORLEANS.
Tic spot market opened quiet aud closed
very Gim. middling. o 5.loc salcs, 0.5O0
bales Quotations are a. follows. Ordinary.
1000; good ordinary, Sic, low middling.
si6.iCc middling, o5.iGc. good middling,
0 .5.iGc.
futurs opened steady and closed steady,
~ follows November. D2s@oD Dcccm.
Der o2s@a2p January. 0ss@98g Febru.
AIRY. p.ah.DJO Mach, a5ega0O. April. o. 20
COIL May. 0O@0si. June. 0DO6o.0 %,
July. ap9iOOO Sales, 5000 bales
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EXCHANGE oUorArioSs

imporu-M a G. n n, a. NAT n n. i6t
Ian. ~ ", ait N ALL r. n, CO.. C.o&s
". " H., az l., y. DAT a. Il. w. X e., 4. 4
~, o.. X. G., s. a "A H. n, CO. l. n. a. n, $50. 7
~ u ", o. .si,amctl Sos wagons, 900 Total.
t,Fl bales
EsIpft a. w. o. N&rRH.. ialL
y u Ntl.st CO. &SW. u, ~. l., \.
O T. a. a., s9s g. II. " n. s61 Total. tip6
tale
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Groceries.

Nrw YoHK. Nov. S-Concc-optlon,
steady but dull Sales, 1920 bags. includ
Ing November. si3AS december Sla25@
1875. January, Si3.20Ctla2i. February.
fiAlOSl1O March, -ii1lO@i22G April.
@ia2l spot Rio-iirmcr fair carrocs.
tia.j0 sugar-liaw. quiet aud unsettled
fair rchnining. Sos i-iG'g ccntfifugnls. pGo
test, 0k@G4. refined quiet. MOlas-cs-
Nominal. New Orleans, opun kettle. iiCt52c,
syrups, SjCti2c.
CmcAoo. H., Nov. Son the Produce Ex.
change today, the butter market was dull
Elgin creamery, 26Cf2ic, choice western, y
t,2Ahc, choice dairy. init22c, common 70
fair li@i5c. Physically NJ laf62Oc.
CiNCiNSAri, o., Nov. -Whisky-Firm;
sales, i.Upi barrels finished ruods on q hasi.
~ via Butier-lanly steady. Sugar.
i ,sicr Egrs-strongcr ish@lpc. Chccs,
Steady.
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Articles.


Cash quotations were rs follows;
Flour-Dull and unchanged.
No. 2 spring wheat, slliL@i1iM; No. 3
spring wheat SbCassc; No. ? red, Sl.lIk
ClLliA; No. 2 corn, 4lICti9c; No. oats.
2iAc; No rye, 55c, No. . barley, nominal;
No tlnxseed, si.4OJl; prime timothy seed,
sl.456sl.iG
Mess pork, per barrel, siL75, lard, per
OJspui n Is, $50, short rib sides (loosc),
7.GOd1Gb. dry sailed shoulders tboxod),
ssogs.25; short clear sides (boxcdh ss.l2k
Rccclpts-Fiour. 1000 brls; wheat. "a 90
bu; corn, 9is,OOO bu; oats, 2U9,OOO bu; rye
p, 900 hu barley. ll4,OOO bu.
shipments - Flour, 1900 brls: wheat
Y,0JO bu. corn, $4,000 bu; oats, 1900
bu; rye, iOoOO bu; barley, OO.OOO bu.
ST. LorIs, NO., Nov. s.-Flour-Un.
changed.
whcat-The market showed decided
strength at opening. but the close was weak
and &c lower than yesterday; No. 2. red,
cash, slCg,i asked; December H.ii@ii2H;
Com-Illgher. No. 2, cash, 3odiOc; year.
AlfCaJiAc, closing at SAFE bid January.
S39.dJic, closing ut 531.c; May, 30ls6J3GAc,
closing at 36lsc asked.
oats-Fairly active. No. 2 cash. 22@22No
bid; year, %; May, 2O@e0,sc asked; Noyem.
Der, 22l;c bid.
Rye-Lowcr and dull No. 2 cash soc.
Barley-Quict Wisconsin, Csc.
Brun-6ac.
flax-scd-Quict at $40
Cornmcal-Unchangcd nj g. i5a2 20.
liay-Ncglccted; prairie, ss.50@0.Oo; tim
othy, sii.OOCIilOO.
Buttcr-Quiet but firm; creamery, ESQ
2Ic, dairy. 22@2Ic.
Eggs.-jiood stock iirmcr at i7lIc, with fair
demand; of stock rangr. at Isolde.
froyisions-Quiet Pork, si6OO Lard
Prime steam. nominal at ts.i2isds. l3f
Dry Salt Mcats-Shouldcrs $500, longs and
ribs, tTG2isa7.s7i.; short clear 5000
SIS. nacon-Shouldcr $500 longs and
ribs. tsG2lt@sHlf, short clear, s0.35H
Hams, Ell .OOebi3.s0.
Rcccipts-Flour, 1900 brls. wheat, 1900
bu. corn, ih.OOO bu; oats, 1900 bu, rye,
- bu: barley, 2,OoO bu.
Shipmcnts-flour, 1900 brls. wheat. a..
90 bu' corn, 5000 bui oats, 1900 bu; rye
-, barley. 1900 bu.
KANsuC CRY. Mo-, Nov S.-whcat- Steady;
No ? rcd cash, i2c bid. December. a5s.o bid
- Askcd. May, 500 bid, tiO2is asked:
| No cash. 7Sc hid 40. soft cash. Al. % bid
=. O2A asked: December, sl.Ol asked, May,
N.O5il hid. 81. 10 asked.
Corn-Strungcr. No.2 cash 2sisc bid: De.
cmhcr, sales nt 2skc. year fac- nt y &c bid,
2sa.c asked. January, 2si e bid, 80 asked
May 9Olsc bid, 81 &c asked, No. 3 cash. q lIc
bid, 2Sitc asked.
oats-No. cash, Gle asked; December
q sc asked, May, 2IIsc asked.
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CANNED -rincnpplc., il.50. Peaches,
? lbs, standard, si.35OIl.lO second, Si.OO To.
mato's, lbs, standard. S1Gtlnc, 3 los, stand.
arl, sl.un. Strawberries Al -. Raspberrics,
u. - BlnckhcrricS a. 90. Green cages, 81. -.
Pears s2GO Plums, ~. Asparagus, 500.
Green corn, SlOOcJi.i6. Green peas, il.25.
Cove oytcrs, full weight, 10, p5c, 2 lbs, si.OO
CtLOA, light weight, tjc. 2 lbs, ti.OOGti. 10.
Condensed milk, Crown, 500 Eagle, $40.
Swiss, $50. salmon si.15a2V0 Sardincs,
St7S. mustard sardincs tl75. Mackcrcl,
Si.2j, herring mackcrcl, tl.O5.
Su0,R-rurc white, NC yellow clarified,
6fdG,kc; refined A. 1ac, standard granu.
lated, 7a@Sci powdered, s'.c cutloaf, sac;
steady.
CoIrEr--Common. iliic. ordinary. i5iic.
fair i6hc. prime Rio. lSc, choice Ia fancy,
lpc. old Government, 306t3ac; strong.
SAlt-Saginhw. ti.Soai.N per bril- Ohio
river, a 2O,pi ~ per bril- sks, fine Also,
i.lO coarse, a. iOtti ~. pkts 2Ad7c.
Mcr-louisana, ihtSbAc, Carolina, &C.
quiet.
C,Nrirs-srck. all sizes. In bxs, pals and
hflS b.Wllc, fancy, assorted, iUgi5c; cxtra
fancy ist25c. firm.
CiIrpr-rrimc flats, s'S@o'fc, New York
factory, pis@iOc full cream, i2gi2Jic,
Young America, l2isGtl3c.
SuAr Am CANpLrH-Sonp 3isCg5c, can,
dies. full weight p'.Cggisc.
STAuCu-Ah Ct3itc.
MuiAsrtH-lnusinna prime, choice 3sM
/ ~. fancy. i,tUsp, crntfifugnls. common 4,
| ilir, Nminy prime b. choice. Jptt35,, syrup
/ 2UttliV. uuiCt
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY @ PER CENT, NEW YORK
EXCHANGE PAR SELLING.
Cotton Firm-Middling Cotton, 3-ec
Sales Today, $500 Bales - The
General Market Is steady-Ments
Steady.
ArPEAL OFFICE

ArrEAl OFFICE --. |
THURSDAY EVENING, Nov :, 1883
There is no percepuble 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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LONDON, Now = Z y. m.-Consols closed at
" $40 iut mon5y nnd ~ 5-iJfof the account
The bullion Ia the bank Ut England de.
creased 40 400 during the past week The
Proportion ot the Hank II England reserve
10 liability h nov 1892 per cent.
rAEis, Nov S--rhrrc per cent rcntcs. 500
4'tc igr the Hqeunt Thvwcckly statement
of tie llnk " France shows an increase OF
6W10l1f gold aud l. 0tO0Of silver
BANK CLEAHiNus
CmcAoo, H., Nov. S-ClcaringS si2507,.
COZ.
NJ. Loris No, Nov. s-ClcaHngs, sa.s01..
oi5. balances t21p $50.
PnlApELrmA, Pa. Ntv. S-Tho bank
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Buy and sell stocks and bonds through T.
NJ. Galbrenth, No. 10 Madison street.
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AvTu10r Wri0Ifra.

Average weight oi Memphis. cotton, Sep
icmbcri to November /, Tor this anil eight
nr.nrlInu -ra.nn.
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DAILY PORT AND INTERIOR MOVEMENT.

Receipts in port this day, rs
Receipts in port this day, 81
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Decrease IN receipts this q
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-05-07
OFFICE o:

Prrsiacnt-R. CARMAN COMBES.
Vice Prcsdr nts-JOIIN SrRAITON, J. F. MORSE.
Medical Direc,or-E. ID. WHEELER, MD.