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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1888-03-24

shiloh's Vitalizer is what you need Esg
consumption, Loss Of Appetite, DizIiass.
and all symptoms of Dyspepsia. Price it
and rs cents per bottle. Sold by DR.. Hor+
Lehighton, aud Biery, Weissport.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1888-03-24

If dog knows good thing when be
sees it, will he seize it when he nose It.
"A sign of good breeding-GettlnR the
prize in a dog show.
The house of correctIon-The printing
house.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1888-03-24
A Little War Sketch.
TOLD BY NJ. QUAD.

One night, when his stomach had re-
belled at the coarse fare of the poorhouse
table, and he had been cursed and sneered
at and told that it was too good fer him, he
sat by tho open window and looked out in
to the darkness. His wounds panied and
his heart ached, but not for long. The ra
tat! tail of the drum suddenly came TO his
ears, and through the gloom of the night
he caught sight of waving flag and march
ing men. 1t was a company marching
away to the war; New life came TO his
blood-new strength to his limbs. He
looked more closely, and lie saw that he
himself marched in the ranks and waved
his cap in response to the cheers Of the
populace.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1888-03-24

It's prompt use win invaribly relieve psi.
promote healing and prevent Erysipelas.
Gangrene, or Proud Flesh. Owing to the
cleansing and purifying qualities Of the
Fluid the most obstinate Ulcers, Boils Car
buncles, aud Running Sores are rendered
pure aud healthy and speedily cured. y.
other application being necessary.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1888-03-24

Some of our baseball players seem to
have been vaccnated They can't catch
anything.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1888-03-24

Sleepless nights, made miserable BY EhAs
terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure is the remedy
for you. Sold by DR.. Horn, Lehighton ana
Biery, Weissport.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1888-03-24

The vision changed. There vas the
rattle of musketry and the boom Of canon,
and a battle was on. He saw regiment af.
ter regiment advance, halt, oblique to the
right or left. Batteries Galloped here and
there, bodies of cavalry thundered along
with banners and guidons hidden in the
smoke. His own regiment moved forward
to the edge of the woods, and directly there
was blaze of fire all along its front. It
was advancing again, the men were cheer
ing, when darkness suddenly came to him.
He had been wounded. In his vision he
saw the hospital to which he was borne,
heard the groans of the wounded, caught
the whispered words of a surgeon:
"Very seriously wounded. but hope We
may save him"
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1888-03-24

For Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint, Yss
have printed guarantee on every bottle II
Shiloh's Nitalizer' 1t never fails to cure.
Sold by DIR. Horn, Lehighton, and Bieyy,
Neissport
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1888-03-24

The man at the wheel has stern duty
to perform.
Some of our base ball players seem 70
have been vaccinated. They can't catch
anything.
wonderful Healing properties Of The DarhYs
Prophylaetic Fluid IN case Of Accidents.
for gurns, soalAs, Cnts, Hounds.ate
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1888-03-24

lhe vision changed, and the roar and
crash of Antietam came TO his ears. He
was corporal then. When the smoke
cleared away he looked down at his sleeve
and 1t bore the stripes Of a sergeant. There
was silence for time, broken emily by the
wind rustling among the apple tlees and
whirling away the dead and dying leaves
Then came crash and din as If the Garth
was broken up. 1t was the guns on Fall
mouth Hights bombarding Fredericksburg.
When their roar died away he crossed the
historic riyer-he pushed up the narrow
streets-he faced the deadly stone wall At
the foot of Mary's Hill. Night came to
him again. Another bullet had ploWed lts
way into his flesh.
Again the roar and din Of battle came 10
him. 1t was terrific crash at Gettysburg
His sleeves now bore the insignia Of an or
derly sergeant, and as he looked up and
down the lines of his company he was
amazed to see how few men were left HIM,
and how bIonzed and old their faces looked.
The earth shook as II earthquakes were
battling Death laughed At prospect Of
such harvest. men were no longer men,
but demons. The crash died away, and
there came the yengeful erAckls Of mus
ketry. Right into the fame Of Are ad-
vanced the sergeant, waving his cap to
cheer his man, but 1t was not for long.
Darkness came for third time, and It wAs
long hours before daylight cams again, and
be knew that be wAI crippis fer life and
had fought hlS last battle.
There was vlsisa II aulhss--sf Asns
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There was vlsisA II EuiAss--st Asns
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-11-10

and feeding steers s1.5Jo3.3o; grass rarge steers
Sl.5OG3 cows 81 a.. 50.
Hogs-Receipts 1896; shipments =. Market
active ard SOLO lower. Good To chose, S.. 400
$50 common TO medium. $3.50 a. .3e, .skips and
rigs. 50 9O84 60. ar,
Sheep-Receipts -; shipments, ----s Market
steady. Good TO choice muttons "a. SO - 40: com
mon 20 u.slium Sl50o3
EAST LIBERTY. Pa. Observation-Disclosures
627: shipments, Cos. Nothing doing, al through
eonsignments. No cattle shipped to Sew York to-
day.
Hoss-Receipts !, 700: shipments. 200. Market
firm light grades but dull on heavy Phladelphias
rs. 75a5. 80; liked, So 709S.15: 9orlers. -. 20
05.T5: common to fair. S5.joa5.65; pigs, S4a
5.25. Seven carloads of hogs shipisd to New York
TO-DAY. a.
Sheep-Reeeipts 1 400; shipments, ], 200. Market
sha.e firm than yesterday prices,
BUFFALO. Nov 9.-Cssle - Receipts 100
through; 100 sale: Offerings common sChicago at
S2.5O63 for cows and heifers.,
Sheep and Misunderstanding COO through: 400
sale. Market active: sheep slade higher choice
here Good sheep So 2504 Canada lambs steady at
s5.75a6.
Hogs-Receipts 5000 head through: 5000 sale
Market active and steady. Mediums. $3.50 as. 65;
Yorkers. $3.50 1870 light and rouzhs unchang ed.
ClNCINNATI, Nov. 9.-cauIs-Receipts, $50:
shipments, l60. Market active and stronger; com.
mon TO choice, butchers, sS25064.i5; shippers
S405.25. az
Sheep and Lambs-Recesrts, 12O shipments
$50 In light supply and finn. Lambs scarce and
strong at 81 5o0565.
Hogs strong; common and light, $4,000 CO.
packing and butchers, Sa25Go 60. Receipts
1880; shipments. 500.
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steam. spot, s6oc; November, s.49c; December,
3ec. Janna,v. 3 4Oc; february, 8 43c; March,
s45c; April. 4sc; May. s sic.
Butter steady aud IN moderate demand
is a 26c; Elgin. 21c. Cheese in better demand;
Western, 90l04c
CHICAGO, Nov e-whsa, was rather dull
chiefly local. and outside business smaller than
for the past few days The influences were to
some extent bulish. but operators did not ap-
pear 20 paw much attention TO outside news. az
the local situation was enough to waich. Some
one evidently, was feeding the market with
wheat quite freely, aud on each rally Was this
so demoostrstive that operators were reluctant
70 boy. bng shortly before the close the market
turned On good buying, which absorbed the Of
f-rines and the decline was recovered.
The opening was weaker than Yesterdays clos
ing. declining &c. rallied &c. declined It.
then advanced lie, and closed &c higher
for May, and 2c lover for December than yes
terdav. steady feeling prevailed 10 corn most
OF the session, though there were perinas Of
temporary weakness The governing influences
Were OF . local character. and the steadin~ss
was attributed largely tN email receipts and al
so the unfavorsbe weather for the grading OF
new corn. Opening saleS were At e4c ad-
vance over the closing 6gLres Of yesterday, ait
er which the market fuctuated within &c range
and closed trihs better than yesterday
prominent local operator IN this cereal was
credited with fair purchasss OF January and
May, more particularly the latter mouth The
feeling in oats was irmsr. Near futures were
in some request 20 cover "shorts,
which impaired considerable strength
to the market and the prices
paid in some instances / sc above
yesterdays closing quotations May delivery
dId not iuctuats outside of yesterdays range of
prices uofil late in the afternoon, when there
was sharp advance. tho market closing ] a &c
higher There a fair trade reported 10
mess pork, mainly 10 January and May deliver.
les Prices ruled "A q los lower, and closed
quiet a., inside figures Trading was compare
lively light in the lard market, ard an easy
feeling prevailed. Offerings were small and
the demand limited. Prices ruled about .02Io
lower. and the market closed quiet Only
far business was reported In snort ribs. aud
prices sxhI bi ed little change, rather savoring
pnvsrs. Offerings were not verv large and the
demand WAS fair. The leading futures ranged
as follows:
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Elae Wnara-

NEW YORK, Nov. 0.-Beeves-Rece1pts 2 600
including 30 carloads for the market and - car
loads for city slaughterers direct and 10 carloads
for exportaton and % carloads OF sale cattle we're
in the cattle pens besides from previous receipts
Market shade friner, and full clearance made
Natv. steers sold at So 40 "a 5 40 per 100 pounds;
range cattle sod az 80. 40044O.
Sbeep-Receipts. 3 500. firner and lie per
pound higher for both sheep aud lambs with
early clearance. sales of sheep were at $3.50 0.75
per 100 pounds. lambs at $o.5o91 20.
Hogs-Recspts. 3 $40. Aofnnally steady for live
hogs at S5SO062O t1tf~-f
CHICAGO, Nov. 9.-Tbs Drovers' Journal re-
ports: Cattle-Receipts, 5000; shipments 3 OOO
Market strong. teeves $5d5.9 30; steers, S3d5:
stocxers and feeders. S20S.40; cows bulls and
mixed Sl.40G3; Texas cattle, @l.6o as; Western
rangers, S1G5 3420
Hogs-Recepts Is ooo shipments 5000 Mar.
ket slow and SC lower; light IS. 90; mixed
S5.SO0o.55i heavy. S5.400o61i skips, $500
Sheep-Receipts. 5000. shipments, .. 600. Mar
ket strong natives, S30Is5: Westerns, 81 90 q
SIS; Texans S2.25 93.lO; lambs, 81 } so.
ST. LOUIS Nov. 9.-Cattle-Recsipts / 1856
shitments. l.i25. Market steady: choice heavy
nArivessteers s. so; fair TO good native steers
81 800 5; butchers steers. medium 20 choice
S3 4ud l. 40. stoekers and feeders, fair 70 good
s29310; rangers. eorn-fed. $3oi.2oi CRASHED
Hogs-Rsceipts, $3.50; shipmsnts, 900. Market
slows choice heavy aud butchers, S5.5095 IS.
packing. medium 70 prime. S5-3o85 90; light
grades. 80. % a5.45.
sheep Receipts. $50: shipments. $50. Market
steady, fair 10 choice. 80 "a 40.
KANSAS CITY. Nov. 0.-The LAVE Stock Indicator
reports: Cstte-Reeeipts, $685.; shipments. 3. O75
Market fairly active Dressed beef steady Grass
range steady; range and native strong and
51l0c higher. Good TO choice corn-fed $475a
5.25s common 10 medium. 1925 GA so. sroeksrs
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Yesterdays Quotation. on Produce as the
Two Great Commercial Centers.
NEW YORK, Nov. 9-Flour-Rsceipts, 13,-
$50 packages: exports, l.479 brls. 1900 sacks.
Barely steady: dull Sales. u 500 brls.
Corn-msal steady aud dull
whsat-Receipts. 81, $50 br; exports, none
sales. 2.3l2, 600 bu futures 900 bu spot Spot
market less active; &c higher moderate demand
closing easier; No. 2 red, SLIP in elevat-
or, al l2s a / l3i Afoat 81 u! all3a T. O. b.;
No. red. 81 O6l; No. . ChiraCo sl.I4E: No 2
Milwaukee, sl.063. No ] white. sl.l3; No. !
rcd sll9 Options less active irregular and I
ale lower; early advanced / a ke; cin.ed strong
a. Z ate over Yesterday. No. , red, November
closing at sllls: December, Sl.l2t n 49,
closing ~ 81 49,: January. 81 l46l IA. closing
at 81 Ia; May, 81 Is. q LI9l. closing at 81. 49,!
Rye strong ami quiet.
Barl-y dull and steady; Western. mono here.
Barley malt nominal.
Corn-Rsceiats. "a. $50 bu; exports, 1l3,5 hu;
sales. 50i. 600 bu futures. $4,000 ou spot. Spot
market strong, les active and . &c higher; No.
2. 81 05lse elevator 5ls 952ic afoat; ungraied
mixed. sol q SIZE; No. white, 81 5lic. OPP
tons moderately active. firm and a &c higher
November. 5O.e; December. so a5lsc, closing
q, size; January. 492 a soc, closing At AGE; May
46t a 4ste. closing al 4S3c.
Oats-Rscsipts. Al OU0 no: exports. 10 bu:
sales. 10000 on futures. 10000 bu SPOT SPOT
market moderately active and hrm. ! a !c no. Op-
tions fairy HctIv-. &c higher and firm Noverp-
Der, 304 Sole. closing at 20ic: spot. No. white.
$50 d 3ie; mixsd Western, % &c; white, do 80
a4Ge. No. Chicago, sc.
Hay quiet and steady.
Hops steady and quiet
Cofes-OptIons steady; sales. IS. 500 bags. in
cluding November, Is 81 a 10 soc; December
13 35al3.15e; January. Is IS O IL 65c: February,
1325 3 55r March. Is % a - 55e: April, IL. 20
1lS 55c: May. ~ Is Il soc; july, IL 50 Is soc;
September, " 20 Is Soc Spot Rio mod--ate
demand; steady far carcoes. l5!c Sugar-Rav
quiet; arm: refined dull. Molasses, New
Orleans open kettle, a. SIC.
Rice steady ami quiet
TalOw higher and Erm, closing at Go bid.
Resin neglected.
EGGS qaist and steady, Western. "a o2i!c; re-
esipts, 1921 packages
Pork quiet: mess. sl661650. Beef quiet:
bsef hams steady; bacon easy aud quiet: middlss
quiet Lard 10 better export demand: light
sSeenlation: prices Darely steady; saies Western
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INDIANAPOLIs MARKETS.
Trade Drag. Under Unfavot able Weather and
Continued Political Excitement

Trade Drag. Under Unfavo sbis Weather and
Continued Political Excitement
ISDAsAPoLIs, Nov. o.
Trade still moves slugeishly, the weather con-
ditions being one cause and the continued po-
Iitical excitement the other. By Monday next
il is believed that business will get round into
its proper channel There were no fluctuations
in values OF importance to-day. Receipts Of
poultry have fallen Of somewhat and prices are
frmer but not quotable higher. Game sells slow;
a large per cent of the arrivals are in tad shape,
warm has heen the weather the last few DAYS.
in groceries there Is lttienew TO note. Sugars
end coffees rule steady while molae.es and
syrups are easy and moving slow Teas
held oy strong tIms in the East,
and prices rule very. firm. The hide market
Is active, but prices downward in ten
dency st,ll, although no, quotsbly lower. Drug.
gisrs report trade good and prices of moot arti-
ces they hand are firm The hardware mar
ket is less active, but prices all along the line
are strong. The same is true Of timers cup
plies and iron. The wool market is more active
and 4c per. pound better prices we're offered yes.
terdsy than could have been obtained one week
ago.
There was a better attendance on 'Chanes to
day, but the bidding lacked animation. Below
is given the receipts of the last twenty-four
hours aud the fluctuations IN values:
Wheat-Receipts posted, 10 cars, against
cars yesterday. The market 10 weaker. with
little doing; No 2 red salabls at s1.06 SLOT,
the latter price being extreme; No. 3 red, saia.
ole at 97c a sl.0l, according TO quality. with the
average quality freely offered at 81; rejected
ranged from 70 d soc for common samples up to
eo a 9Oc for good, with some fancy samples sell
ipg as high as y6c.
Corn-keceipts posted. 10 cars, against cars
yesterday. There is a limited demand for No.
mixed at 40 042ic: also of No 2 white at 43c.
New corn is dull Little will grade better than
No. 4. and that 10 yet unsafe for Shipping.
New No. mixed would bring SO a. 4c new No.
4 held at % a 30c.
Oats-R-ceipts posted for the past two days,
none. Shippers report some inqnlry from the
East There Ia also some demand from local
jobbers: No. 3 white salable a, 264 02G2c; No.
mixed, 23i 23ic: reiscIed slow sale al q q d c
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-11-10

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour dull
and unchanged. No. 2 spring wheat sl.l5
No. 8 spring wheat. sc q 90c: No. 2 red, sl.l5
No. corn. Ace; No. 2 oats, 25c; No. rye. 55c;
No. barley. 20 a 7sc; No. l iaxseed. ST. 413
elias; prime timothy-ssed, Sl.46G147; mess
pork. per brl. sl475; lard, per pound,
s ia as. zoe: short-rib sides tloossl $50 a 60c;
dry-salt-d shoulders boxed 1874 4. SOC: short
clear SIDES (boxsdl, S.l2i a S 25c; whisky, dis
tillers' finished goods gs. 81. 20; sugars, cut
loaf, st G64c: granuisted. 7tc; standard A. tic
On the Produce Exchange. to-day. the butter
market was heavy aud unchanged. Eggs steady
end unchanged.
Rec-ipts-Flour, 16. 900 brls: wheat, ~, 600 bu;
corn. 10000 bu: oats 123. 900 bu rye, 1000 bu;
barley. 10000 bu. Shlpments-Flour ll.U00
13l,00 bu; rye. 81. 900 bu: barley. 6s, 600 bu
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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations ut st. LOUIS, Ph'lsdeiphis, Balti-
-

more, CINCINNATI ana Otner POipts
ST. LOUIS. Nov. 9.-Fiour dull and unchanged.
Wheat-Theee was considerable pressure 10 sell on
outside markets showing Weakness but trading was
firm with pecember isc lowe: and May l4c higher
than Yesterday; No red. cash $lO9 bid: Decen Der
81. los q l. los closing at 81. lO7s. May $l.I44
1854, closing at $l.l5ls bid. Corn quiet bus
strong: No. cash, 39c; December, 81 iac; year 81 Il
aSllac closing al 34Lac bid; January 33ls d
33l4 633%c. closing 81 1854 bid; May. 35 3 036
136Ssc closing at 36lsc Did. Oats higher; No. =
eash, 23c; November. 23e; May 29is 294~; De
cember. - isc asked January. 2ic bid. Rye steady
braska, 63-; Iowa, SOC Hay-Msrket glutted;
prairie 500, timothy. SlO01I Bran dull at
62c Fiax-seed. 81. 40 Butter firm; creamery fancy,
6927c; choice. 2O62ic; dairy, 22c 44c. Eggs
scarce and higher; lsc tor good stock and lG6l7e
for inferior. Corn-meal steady -. % -. 70.
Whisky steady SI.lS. Provisions quiet and
weak. Pork, Sl5. Dry-sated Observation-Disclosures. SC;
ao.25c Bacon--Shoulders SCI longs and ribs.
S.62l9 zoe; short clear. 1921 Hams. ii
rs ST.. BACKING steady L Ii. III lbs. 2sc-
Iron cotton lies, Sl.2ocl.25. Receipts-Flour
900 brl-: wheat. 81, 900 bu; corn 81 900 on;
oats &c. 900 bu; rye. 1000 bu: barley Il 900 on.
Sbipuents-Flour. 5000 brls; wheat, 1000 bu;
corn, $4,000 bu; oats. 10000 bu; rye 1000 on;
barley, 900 bu.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 9.-Flour duh. Wheat
The speculative market dull, and nothing doing
for export. Options clos d lac lower; No 2 red No
I.o9la January. Sl.l0%Gl.lllls February, $l.lZ4
oil 1914. Corn->pot and near M n .hs strong and
isc higher under light offerings and good inquiry from
shippers. Lste months showed no important change
Sales Of No mixed for shipment at size e. o. b.;
40. naked. in elevator. SEE No. yellow. track
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Oil.

NEW YORK. Nov. 9.-Petroleun market opened
strong at $3.50 and advanced 10 S6lsc in the early
trading after which it declined sharply to S47sc The
market then rallied Western buying and closed
firm at S5isc. Consolidated Exchange-Openiug,
$3.50; highest. SEC; lowest ~ &c; closing. s5l2c
Stock Exchanse-uPenipg, s5c; highest. s6asc;
lowest, S5c; closing. S5i9c. Total sales. 239, 900
brls.
OIL CITY, Pa Nov. 9.-Nationsl Transit cert.
6cates opened st S5ac; highest 66lac lowest. S5c;
closed as lsc; sales $4,000 brls; clsarances. p
l2S 600 brs; charters 81 ,5S7 brls; shipments, So
500 brls: runs. 1859 brls.
PrTTsBCRG, Pa. Nov e.-Petrolsura dull and
heavy National Transit certificates opened $3.50;
closed at $500; highest SO lec; lowest, soc.
CLEVELAND Nov. 9.-Petroleum easy: stand
ard white ll0o, 7lsc.
WILMINGTON, N. c.. Nov. 9.-Turpentine firm
AZ 42lsc.
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Wool.

BOSTON, Nov. 9.--The market rules stronger
for domestic wool and most holders asking higher
prices but the sales do not show any material change
in price The result of the election, however,
has added to the previous confidence OF dealers here.
The transactions of the week have been 3 46S, 900
pounds OF all kinds including domestic and foreign.
Sales of Ohio and Pennsylvania heeces have been at
81 633c for Xxx. 3303ic for XIX and Xxx and above
and 80 036c for No. l. In Michigan aeeces there
have been sales OF at 20 2Slsc. These prices rep
resent the market, although many holders have sd-
vsnced their limits about &c above the foregoing
prices. Combng and deaine feeces in steady de.
mand and firm. No ohio selling at 80 039c; No.
combng. Michigan. at $685.; Michigan fine de-
laine 32d 33c. and Ohio fine delaine "a . sc.
In Territory. Texas and California wool there
change to notice and the principle sales have been in
the range at 5Oa55c secured. Pulled woods steady.
Foreign wool firm.
ST. LOUIS. Nov. 9.-Wool in demand and frm;
bright medium, l6a24c coarse braid. IL a. zoe; low
sandy. lO017c; fne light, Is 020c; fine heavy,
11U11c; tubwashed, % ga i9c.
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Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 9.-Cottou firm, mid
ding o 9-16c low middlng. 9 Lice good ordinary.
5.16c; net receipts, lO.0Ol bales gross receipts.
l061l bales. Exports to Great Britain 4 lbs bales;
exports France s. l0l bales: exports 10 the CONT
nent 5OO3 bales exports coas:wise 251 bales sales
10000 ba es; stock lS3, o39 bales.
NEW YORK. Nov. 9.-Cottor Steady: middline up
lands. 1Oc; niddline Orleans i0leci sales to-day.
313 hsles. Futures closed barely steady: sales 1855.
200 bales, November, $3.50 December 9. 73c; jan
usrv . Sic: February $3.50. March 10 l0c, April
lO.l9c, May lO.27c; June, 1886; July. l0.4ic;
August 10.49c-
LIVERPOOL, Nov. Cotton steady. with fair
demand. Sales II, 600 bales OF which 1000 bales
for speculation and export. and included 600
bales American
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NtW 1OTk FItss.
To Whom IL May Concern: IF any man shall
hereafter attempt TO utt-r, shall Imply. shall
write. shall in any manner sosver seek 10 con-
vey sound, or thought. tending to form the
expression The tariff ID a tax shoot him 90
the spot spot him on the snoot, xiii HIM. down
him. draw and quarter him. mutilaie bin, wipe
up the door with him, blsnkety blank him
ALIrN q TH-RM-N
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Metals.

NEW YORK, Nov. 9.-Pig-iron quiet. Copper
dull and heavy; lake, November, 17.45c. Lead
nominal domestic. 3.70c. Tin weak and dull;
straits 22.4Oc.
ST. LOUIS Nov dead unsettled and irregu-
lar; common. 506355c: desilver:zed corroding;
3.55c; desilverzsd refined, 621os.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-11-10
COLD WEATHER MUSIC BOOKS

The chill November winds. the whirling vithered
leaves hat tap against the WINDOW pane harmonic
well with the music aud the cheerful that
are TO make winter homes attractive. With our fuel,
bring IN q gOodly quantity Of our bright
NEW MUSIC BOOKS.
These new books every day more IN favor.
CLASSICAL PIANIST, PIANO CLASSICS. SONG
CLASSICS. song CLASSICS FOX Low VOICES,
CLASSIC TENOR SONGS. CLASSIC BARITONE
AND BASS SONGS. Each 81.
PRAISE IN NG t4oc:s. 81 90 per doz.l Is the best
new Sacred Music Book for Home snd Nestry singing.
LIT THE CHILDREN SING from Mens-ds Songs
for kindergarten aud Primary Schools 80 cts.D or
senks songs and Games for Little Ones so OF
Cnildrens Schoo Songs t35 cts. 20 go per doz.)
All have very sweet child songs
GIVE YOUR AID in getting up arousing good even
Ing Singing Class TO use Scng Harmony 900 cts. IS
pe- coZl Full of most interesting music. sacred
and secular. Song Manual Boob $ 80 cts - So
per do,D g also { good collection. mostly secular.
TELL THE TEMPERANCE PEOPLE that no bs.-
ter Temperance song Book has appeared than Bells
OF Victory $50 cts. $500 per dozD
XMAS Is COMING. Send for lists Of Christmas
Cantstas and Carols.
ANY BOOK MAILED FOR RETAIL PRICE
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