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Decorah-posten., 1889-02-20
yer torualta meo sumner! Ba'

TGr torugItg me0 Jlnner! Baa
2anaeltrano Ct oer / De iiolte IA Gage
inotruffet 2 1ilieloe Of BlooforsiftnIns,
bet enc ~iorpulot peb en- ~ubetpoellg &tftt
Suben, lom fra ferit Of blep upaaaptet.
bet anDet peo en- Jinne, buorpaa Der
blep reoet pul. 5eloisuis blep 2ase
tlltalot laaDibt bet,os, at Giuet reooeoes
paa besge Y%aiienter, men De ll'pper lite
oerfra uoeI baarOe ps %lanspariss Smers
ter.
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-20

SOenb 5oDn bar efter 5orlpoenoe
lfienfet $4,000 8ronsr til Oprettelien
al en- @utteItOle paa "3ausss Miloe"
/ arltiania. Stolen Sfal life increttes
iom MaiobelItole, ipet Der fun lfal unbers
plies i ct fremmeo Spros, @nsellt.
5orsprist itaI Slsio i%noisres, % Sfo'
len eiter JUpns GHlfe | bet belle les9e
an paa en- Oporaselie for bet praftllfe
Sip.
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-20
6ulobrpaup isireoes ben sbe Sar,

6ulobrDlnp I~eireoes ben Sbe San.
ii Se.se A"lleleu Gusbppep Teme %
0aItru ailItl glm%uuosoditer Sorieber3
pda 0aaroen Yaaoater / NorDer5oos
Hf9ltegjalo paa Hluseri9e. Cub
b~rDlupsparset er benbulpsols "a % 70
Qlur sainle Os bar baot 8 Ssrn, boorat
4 er tl,pe. Wiauoen Ct RAP % rer,g,
bportmoo &ouen ct npset lpgelts. SOM
oeu,S. paa Man0els HDrIsDeo tan an
fDreS, al ban / 1882 Slf paa Sfl ira it
papGrenoe iQlem / SosnoaIen til &rts
ItIania paa en- Dag, % , Stater bar ben
Uamle ptref, at ban enonu Ell Sang
tunoe i0retase Ell lisnenoe Stltur.
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-20

5urubpuoet.-E Del faloer Dor turge
zoo barUeo al betleuotslere for tgapTreHoe
@lRar % Benrsr, at De1Ien I i'll 8tS0om
borttdlote Dor ellteoe lille 3Gtter Una Gbrt
ne. gum bar iect Den St. 3anuar 1856
!. soc Den 6te Dec 1888. ,Steo meo ben
g o.. y. oell9ust pare benoes Itmoe.
>es @fb>. 'Vtsconlta.
1.EtoH, zen. Warit Sasebtetien.
40. Guleure.
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-20

Ofaofps GanoIalb paa Mcbum meb
s.suoolnmsn 9presrau er iolst til ct
omssellt aoniortium for 1O8, 900 ar.
e0.uoIos 8anoialo er ct uf be Itsrite /
Ssra. Oct bar en- 8raft al ouer 1000
'efesneee Seitetrefter.
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-20
Suitable geioa / Neiieieionen. Den

forbenuercnpe yralioent for be noroa
ameritanlie Stater, DIR. Gleoelarlo, oil
/ Wuaut Maaneo b. ". beige storss.
Dan pil Der ireife ben bers mite spa
nier Ns. Gafslar, iom osiaa pil sjelte
Mionatlolens Gano.
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-20

q rslp er Der ct tibet iflebeiiat
Minpe3mRlfe ira Bpens @ianstih, Der
ueo cit mQrtelig Sei9beb car trooiet
gineus % IIlipIoisbeoens 8lenuoroles
bebsr. Set er ct tibet 1rebus, belis
oepSe 6aepm Oslo Strife. 3raDitionen,
bpis biltoriife 5unfbeo bar al Sanos
ipnliabeo fox Jig, beretter, at ben nopR
renoe Statboioer / Norge, ienere aonae
/ De ire norbiite Gigsr. GJriitiaa ben
anber, bar laoet bette pus bpgae III
Se6oelie al hans elltebe 3p9efe % beas
bes Mober 5isbrst, 8lauot Bebosrne
/ Oslo bar Betesneiiea al benne 8pss
ming ipm "6ppefes 0us" beuaret fig
NED ira m~miuoelise Itber. Gen er lans
lebes beupeb 400 Nut gammel % er ben
eloite 9~rahpsring / ariiiiania. 6ulet
er al Omfans iOm en- 6asmatbsbptte
paa Qanbet. vi De gamle &tnouer ct
Der Iua IT / Sebolb, men bare bette
ulsne er ct pberit tnteresiant biiorilt
>ttltplte. Ruoerne ere bite lnlaa Haltes
srpnue % inolatte meb Ylp. !0uiet er
I'LL iOlgt til Ell 8tipatmano / 8riiiania.
9sHne dgter %iaapiot mulist at iere bet
tilbase til iin ~pprinbelise Sftftelle %
bar bait ben Tants at pille slere bet III
ct MulGum for Sdser, lom fan belpie
Oslos 0iItorle ne0 islennem Tibsrne.
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-20

let or boot "a ltriper efter BfpDeaunI,
mer al 0Droeitemmeg, f9reao Be be-
itenimer 3em meo Qeaina III BDiltei Bsrues
blao Sc of bare / 2eres 5~pHoagslfols.
6proeltemren er Oct easlte uorife Beraebiao
ION bar ben Inlernationaie 5enoagsitoies
left,e nle0 5ortlartHg
Aoresls: roeitenmen en-,
10 VI. SaSsemon Ctr, gbicago, SD.
22.f5tf.
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-20

Niffe!prODntii0nen ipnes berelter al
lfule faa ct lI9rre Oplplts Der i Ganoet.
Sen loenlf aOrl Il @elaaot / Japan bar
9Ienaem ELECTROMAGNETIC MDaoisbecer
meooeir bet norlte Snore0epartement, at
ifsise et feilerlls Octet al 6te ytppem=
Der t. u. tai Den / Sapdn M benpts
tebe Mgat al IS len Salpr" erltattes
meo Jtstfelmput / famine "8alpr". So
pan eier life N%iftslsrutef, buorior Del
iorugone ltal anlfuHes fra no+apet.
8slanbten, oer bar Iamialt meo ben
lapanelilte Jitiantsmintlter % Olrettps
rem fit Sapans Banf ON Sa9en, bar
uobeot Jig ueiaStlse Oplgsu,user on,
for tuiiten 4ris m. m. ytlttel tan I9ls
ses.
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-20
Iaget paa Croet. @n S~eItebanbler

Iaget paa Crbei. On 0~eitebanoler
Ido en- Aiien paa Ell &eItaurntipn /
8rlItlania % brauteee enoei; iilllut oii
be ban brlpe 36ter meo Ell taruelia uoz
lsenre Irbeicsmano, iom lao ihpe paa
SaHeen lamtiois % tit Jig eli Sop Safe
og lalbso en-. 6elt til bam for 20 8ros
ner, bois ban tuaoe betale ben fouidnt.
Grtelts maAoen tos 0snsismanoen paa
Srbet % flebte peiten, lom ban betalte
tontant nleo 20 aroaer. 9eItebaaolsren
maatte, boOr uosis ban enc piioe, Uebz
ltaa 0anoelen, men ban flpbte 2a9eil
eiterpaa osian peiten tilbase al Nr-
beIDsmanpen tot 240 arpner toutant,
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-20
Garoiimlb 6ape. S Stripelie fra

Garoiimlb 6ape. S Stripelie fra
8ergeHs auniiforeuing bar 2anolfabs=
malsr WOrten M}iller / Dusseldorf
msobelt, al ban ltjenfer tit paa Subj
lRunss uofiQin9en / 08lt u6IEiIeoe
giQeoe "Norlf Snois meo Glesogr" til
be Hepluuapaoa fo~rulDfieoe 2ooiers
gfterlabte. Staeb t. Bsis er 5000 ar.
6r. Miiaer ubtaler bl. a. igi9enoe:
Seq tlenber iusen StlfiomhaD Sam>
flnoet, Der er e9net iii at pGtfe mere
Seunortns, END bisie tiGtte, ufprFar.
oeoe Menuelters. git Sin iatter be
ltaoi9 inc for at reboe fine Mebmenney
Tier meo llbiist til at elteriabe Some %
WprE ! Wso pg Gler bigbeo. "a ie9 bar
en- 5rang til eiter rinse Gore at biorase
nit til ct iinbre benne Neb, er bet, at
Ieg slpr %oUenanigrte @ape, bnabsnbe, at
NIT Grempel maatte fslses at mango"
- B,leoet er ienot til Snoldmitnss=
tOmlteen / 8riitiania.
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-20
1ptuaraE 2insegaarp. gn lnterss

OUtDBraI SlloeBaarD. Gn tnIefes@
Iant Ob~leruatIOn er 9lort ueo Obouttion
al 2~inoegaaros sig. Oct tllte Jig Memz
Zig, at Gn0eg4aro baooe p9ret angrez
bet al Earring, men Ell blepen belbreott.
OmltRaolSbeoesne peo ceure .peiOreoelle
lpnes at sootslpre, at Den l:ptDes zen al
4moesaaro Dreune Snbatatlou. linoes
saarbs Opiinoeila meo oenne Su9dlas
Ilpn tpr etier oenne 0blerpatlon 6Itoe al
mesen Sslpoaing foI Setin9sPatlenter.
R0sle Al 9opeoltaoans G9ger paas
Itaar BOG, at ct Mtennelits 2anger tan
b9les pad dloen Bis, laa De 9jen8toeoe
0uuer Guasen life bebgoer at lfrtpe
Jig ira ben 9ese4 WietbOoe, ban bruste,
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-20
gu m~onotoitis 5cnte. Jru aultuO

:. "~"HUT"FtFW \ o., M;,craa -.
| S9tersoal ,triues: I'm at.she" unV
ben Snlehag oar lla9Sl "slSll.N 'am.
let, og ct Tar guiter, Ioh papve nv,
Iornieaet Df, fom / 5loss "uu' =
bleo ,ttiie, % man brig nopo. -
ousmanospldos. per Tom en- ""t "
en- Senie ! Stj1noeri. % bun bso pim
t,lllelt &ump. ct Ear 4dn9e Il9g b, 7"
BAN Sulpst, os % ban GIT paa isien,
talteoe bun ban lige borti 4eisparmen,
lua Sloen Jog. boer Sang tom ban pp
tsjen; for treble Gang faitsoe bun bam
| Sruln laa Slaoer % Saarter Jog, oa
en- 8rDoe parmt 8ane peltepe. Nu
mdatte Aan siue ia.
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-20
Soban Sperorup.

Vaa p0ri Jorlag er netop uofommet It
Gtto8raT al 8. 5ueroruo. Set er uoen
Sammgulignrng oct bsoite 8tlsoe al bant.
Der nDqenIiaoe er rh4ipst. ca ri bst0iisr I'll
4rtsiens epitemmige imiaSenoe uotaIelie
ON iamme. 5orienoes me6 en- elegant, rist
betoreret iorgplt Ramme til bui~teniombellt
aortsie / Amel,ta moo 3a0ieRoetie al 50
eler ~foruoen Hamms 1926. 8reooe "a
CONNER, 5eioe 20 {omnter. Nsenter sa.
ltes.
The Wenstrom Publishing Co,
242. Chicago, Iii.
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-20
Sat Gienbomt
Hyatas sass iausts.

gc,rtssea,n'r. iGsfs~ ~ssr~ ~stfisfss-, "trs ~
gsisss, -eas tta,s,-, "ri.nsae tssis@. -essss ssrss>
90, OH "a M 81 i~rsrsssss fsr 1 Gent ~. o~ -
sor gsHs. sat,is 8~sasa,s. Z W. g'sssshss ~
Il Ram t.Sa,s in ct ORR. asersssftwsasz, sa ~
bsf.a,s al s.tattss. tas,s tts e.nits
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-20
riHnlas ensr tineic. g

EIFHtWp WITT EIHttS' pAu
- @CGao al B%ortlptgiH9 asterIt5 at ietse
ellfr lete bort mt Stom19sro9rtfteo I p.ss
per ier cen 1896 Warts bette a1r. aiene
5toIndgsr paa Ste0et o. bet er Der'or en-
nomqtfet 900 HlisouiHg TOT gu, Der oil be-
anaoe Sorretntng ior i9 lelo. Is. y. 1as
9en, pesper, Soma. Ii2.
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-20
.ilianlste 9reDe Oeo 1etorab y. q.

W. g. 4~aristi-Atteila Beoerlou -Ricol al
Bstsriou Glen 3srtiua . R3oool0-Gbris
itile Ciipn -Uturg drnt.
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-20

TifatNS. --6n Quaker Brick Ma
chine. nRiten M, o. en- Brick Pr ssing
Machine / GOD 5trto oil blioe iolat blil9t
for aoutaat Rlu 1snnenoer It'll I'll y.
Jlat9er, GgcJrab, Soma. 20f5f0
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-20
HsoSfaID.

Eymt~selis, pssssIs spsss,s ! "DssvaS Ssssw- leo
sisiii sra,is. VI ssrtrss su fsssss anmdseis a
vt.ilssisss yusasIs ,Isr I,ssasa sf s:vs. "a mss
fsassnf b.,aies NEE 5 Gsnts 81 aiats | Ssrssh,
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-20
VI mere m9rfelige nprlie MGnb Ell
1893 nsn.

vi mere marfelige nprlIe WGnb ct
1888 oeb:
6orbo. StortBiussmanb Rasmus
GarIlrt, &eftor Oroing. Irofesior Sege,
%esnemano SiDrnien, Oberitlgitnant Dss
zen, 3R9e 5beobor &ol, Brouit 6riis,
oiOrtblngsilanb 3iorifleu, Sern0arfss
eler u. Gn1, BrOieslor Sac. iceberg,
stOriblnssmano Gagf. 9Orp, ProfesiOr
gcstus 8ifuer. Gtipenoiat Otto, 2ege
Dr, med B~ulfsbers, Stat8minifter DIE
ai6ter, ibo. Stort9in9smaiib, 8ipbs
lnaao $ 5enien, Bianilt gteupert,
S%''ltsatflpar gssb, fst. Julomastis
YreoO adsion, &Ommanb9r 2psbplm,
ooerltleitnant 9borfilc Bang, YrOfess
lor ~. 8iernlf, Oberitieitnant gbpr-
pOlm, aOnlerbatcr 2oranse, OberitlDits
nam Sdnitler, Brofssior Miialter,
a'ltmano @orsenfjerue, 9iumeoi.ls
Bubble.
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-20
Gfteriporaiier.

efieipsraH,T instas,s bsr,t,r isv IN faIs 6saf w.
ITO, GR tsaaae, Z. ~. S%sreossss III ct Nsss
rs,uts ior - Tts. Ct Ip,tiis ertat / 'o,eeras'p sats"
q a ~snfassis al 1909 tI 100 90 sou iis,. asa'
Is tmtutu. st "a. !~,cfa3es al e,taiids. t~ssssi.'s esas
ga ~.
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-20

Cplusain1 guii ON, bpor min Brooer
Btit'ei Risiaa peat fcl Buiootg StRtes
ai1io, Bergeus 5ttff, Norge, opb)iOer liz.
5Ioit It9 9lpoe uaoetretni1a Tra Gam, par
Brithd Niien psae, RormlI Bmneba .
60, sSCiuI.
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-20

SeosialO. Sfueipiaer Is. q. stbsls
lso, lOm meo fit aooe, ir.ite 2une laas
mafl9en Sang bar ltaffet 1be~ateroenner
gleoe, er afsaaet oeb Dsben al 0jertes
Jag. Otter | SO Nar at bape uaret
oeo Scensn tos ban gliiteb ifior i Otto
YET. pan baOoe ba uptraaot oper 5000
@anse.
esrong ben lobe San digit ben
Oetlenote Sioliniabritant 2ars Grinaaer
paa 9ooeIanb peo 9pbsn iom Splse at
sa Slooitprtuins. gan GapSe blanbt
aOore uomarfeller ipr fine 8ioliner
Iaaet @ulomebalje paa YariIerubItils
Gar.
So en at &riitianias albite BCrssre,
,utgenoerenoe Stabsbauptmanb % pans
9TsssOorser 5reorit 8aus, er aisaaet Deb
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-20

l5lRgtutH9e al afogoe DIE 0lien oeGs, ira
Reritrdun. 5tlpargsr hut, beoes al metoe
ia til " 0ecoraD Bcltea". 0nn lilt I I'm gio
b .De boet u ftbeoon al "0eeor1l. 223
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-08
DISTRICT COURT BRIEFS.

In the case of Andrew Beckman VS. S.
C. Campbell, a merchant at Hopkins
station, in which the plaintiff claimed
s2,O7O damages. the jury yesterday
found for the defendant.
The suit of Swan j. Wilson VS.. The
Minnesota Mutual Benefit association.
was tried in the district court yesterday
and given to the jury. The plaintiff
sought to recover a balance of $1,000 Oh
policy which he held on his wlfe's life
for IS, 200. The defendant claimed that
it had settled in full for $1,000.
Judge Lochren is engaged in hearing
the personal injury case of Arthur
Forbes VS.. the Chicago, Minneapolis q
st. Paul Railway.
The case of Charles Sorrento VS.. The
Evening Journal is on trial before Judge
Smith. Sorrento was the agent of l.. F.
Menage, and the Journal charged that
he had roughly treated some of the ten
ants of Mr.. Menage. A retraction was
made. but the plaintiff claims that it
was not printed as conspicuously as was
the original charge, and he asks for
$4,000 damages. F. f. Davis opened
the case to the jury last night for the
plaintiff.
Judge Hicks is hearing the case of
silva Kole V. Amelia B. Tails, in regard
to the possession of some real estate.
Frederick StrOm, the architect. has
sued S. Burlington for $622.47, claimed
to be due as services.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-08
Oil Markets.

On CRY, Pa, Nov 7-National Transit
certificates oPenesd, os at S Slos; h hig aS4
sales $4,000 bills; clearances, 1,110,00
bbls: charters. IL ,746 bbls; shipments, a,
~ bbls; runs, AZ. $50 bbls.
PIrvsBURG, Pa, Nov. 6.-Pe troleum active,
strong and higher: National Transit certif
cate, opened at S1OsH, closed at S1.O37s
highest, S1.1o: lowest, S1.091s.
BRADFoRD. Pa, Nov. 7.-Nauonal Transit
certificates opened at Sl.0S1s. closed al
S1o9 Il; highest S1.10; lowest, Sl.0Sls
clearances. 1924, 900 bbls.
TIrUsvrILE, Pa, Nov. National Transit
certificates opened at Sl.osS; highest
NEW YORK, Nov. Petroleum was act
i've to-day and made marked advance on
buying by Standard Oil brokers, the price
touching the highest point of the year. The
opening was strong at $ ;077s and the price
moved up sharply to S1.09. Then reaction
of lie occurred, bat the advance was resumed
and the market closed strong at Sl;o9?s,
Stock Exchange Opening, Si.077s; high
est 81 09ss; lowest, S1;07as; closing,
81 .09as Consolidated EXchange-Opening,
81 .OSls; highest, S1.10ls; lowest, S1.06A
closing, Sl.097s sales, l.SS0,0 900 bbls.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-08
.S3l,070
Adopts at Stealing.

The native races along the southern
coast of South America are described as
professional wreckers and Thieves.
Their practices are told by the author
OF "Ihe Cruise of the Falcon" not for
commentator. of course. but to warn
sailors who may be cast away on those
shores.
One sailor is sitting half asleep on his
sea chest. A gaucho comes up and taps
him on the back.
''Buen0, Johnny; buenO. Johnny"
'lf you are not off. will send a bull
let into yOu," says Jack.
'BnenO. Johnny; DuenO. till to-mor-
row." and off skuIks the gauch0 to his
horse, which he mounts. With a sar-
donic smile he takes off his hat to Jack,
bids him farewell. and digging his spurs
into the TANKS of his WirF little horse,
leans over his neck and Is off at a full
gallUp over the short grass of the sandy
plains.
At the first stride of the horse, TO
Jacks intense surprise, his box is
wrenched violently from under him.
He jumps up, rubs his eyes. and before
he can recover his senses he sees his
property rolling and humping
away over the sand-hillS at the heels Of
the guacho's Steed; for this clever gem
tleman had managed to make one end
of his lasso fast to the handle of Jacks
box while engaged in conversation With
him.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-08

graded red, 77@90iac: steamer No 2 red,
S0i2c; steamer No. . red T4lac: No | hard
94lSc; No. northern, 9Dh@90lsc; options
quiet unsettled. ssDIsc lower, closing weak;
cember, So l3-16@slssc, closing at S35sc;
January. S5@S5ssc, closing at soc: May,
S9isI S9ssc, closing at S9lsc. Rye quiet; West
ern, 49@53c. Barley irregular. unsettled
Canada, 59@70c: Western, 50@65c. Barley
81, 900 hu: exports. 1899 bu; sales, 600.
900 bu futures: lac, GOO bu spot spot mar
ket moderately active, frmer; No. = 4ls4@
42Ac elevator: 4.sS@42ssc afioal; No. 2
white, 4ll3@I2l2c; ungraded mixed, 4al2@
44lsc; options dull, STEADY: November.
4lssc; December. 42ls@,497sc. closing al
42lsc; January, 417s6l42c, closing at 427sc;
May, 4s@42 3-l6e, closing at 42c. Oats
Receipts 10000 bu; exports, $40 bu; sales,
100000 bu futures lUl, 900 bu spot; spot
market quiet, stronger; options quiet s44Di4c
up, strong: November, 26i2cc; December
26sl@257sc, closing at 2C7sc: January, ga
27ise. closing at 2Tlse: spot No. white,
294@.9l3c mixed Western. 24l2Q27i2c:
white Western, 27@34c; No. . Chicago.
27Ac. Hay dull, weak. Hops steady, quiet
Cotfee-0ptions opened barely steady, 3
points down to points up, closed dull, 8
points down to 10 points up; sales. 36.OO4
bags, including December. 1445@l4.55c;
January. 14.15@14.60c; March, I4.5G@
14.50c May, 14.55@l4.65c; June, 14.50@
14.55e; July. II. IS; August ii. 3O014. 35c !;
September, 14.20c; October, 14@l4. Zoe;
spot Rio more active, fair cargoes, l9c.
Sugar-Raw quiet, steady; refined steady,
better demand Molasses - New Orleans
quiet Rice quiet, steady. Petroleum firm,
higher; refined, here, 7.45c; United closed
at Sl.O9ss for December. Cotton seed oil
dull. Tallow firm city So for packages).
4I2c. Rosin steady, quiet. Turpentino
easy, 474@4Sc. Eggs, fine fresh, firm;
Western, 23024c; receipts, S,284 packages.
Pork active, steady. Cut meats quiet.
Middles quiet; short clear, $3.50. Lard
steady, quiet; sales: Western steam, $4,000
6.42i2, closing at S6.4o; November, S6345
asked; December, So. 10 bid; January, $500
bid; February, 1924 bid: March, $3.50.
Butter firm for fine fresh; Elgin, 25i2@26c;
Western dairy, 9@16c: Western creamery,
13Q25c; Western held. 1o@19c; Western
factory, 7l2@l2l2c. Cheese dull; Western,
7la@1lOc. Pig iron active, strong; Ameri-
can, S16@1S.50. Copper strong; lake, Nov
ember. $12. Lead quiet; firm; domestic,
SS9212. Tin more active; irregular; straits,
1
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-08

ceipts by cars: Milwaukee road, ZIG cars;
Omaha, 20 cars; Minneapolis x ST. Louis
81 cars Manitoba, III cars; Northern Pa
cifc, y cars; 500 line car
CITY PRODUCE MARKET
Beans-fancy navy beans, per bu, $1,000
Tvs; fine medium. 81 .251I SO
Berries-CranDerries, per Dbl, S80o75.
BRtter-Creamery, 1S@23c; dairy. IGM
zoe; packing stock, 661Sc; grease 4015c.
Cheese-Full cream, new, l00D12c; part
skins, 5@Gc.
Dressed Meats-yeal, 5@7e; pork, 4A@
4S4c.
Eggs Including cases, 1s@l sc per doz.
Nuts aud Fruits-Choice to fancy apples,
per Dbl, 81. 25@375; cocoanuts, Baracoa
per 1G0. Sf@4; fancy lemons, per box, s. 80
az: Jamaica oranges, per box, S4M5; figs,
double crown layers, per Id. l2D2Oc; pea
nuts. per h. 3lp6c; hickory nuts, per bn
75c@$i 80; California pears, per box, $50
go; grapes, lob baskets, 300135c.
Game-Prairie chickens. doz. S3.5C@4;
pheasants. doz. S3.5O@3.75; ducks, doz,
$l.5103.2j.
Hides--Green 4Gl4I2c; sailed, 5@51zc; ;
sheep pelts. 25c0Sl; tallow. Id. 31s@ic.
Honey-Whte clover honey, 120l3c per
ID; buckwheat honey. 10@llc.
Potatoes-Irish, per bu, lS@2oc; sweet,
Dbl. So. 10000.
Poultry-Light demand: live fowls, Gaze;
live turkeys, 7@7l2c: spring chickens, Gl2O
7c: dressed. &c above live
egetables-Celery, doz, 30@40c; onions,
bu, 3O94oc Hubbard squash, 40@60c; cab
bage doz 20040c.
Wool-Unwashed, 15@l9c; tub-washed
2lM29c
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SELLING ORDERS POUR IN.
Zig Holdings of Wheat Dumped in the
Phi Cause q
Slump.
Shrinkage In the Difference Of Pre-
MUM Between May and De-
Gambler.
Financial Operations Of the Money Kings
The General Quota
tons.

CHICAGO Nov. The wheat market was
spirited again today, but fluctuations were
not over a wide range. The early cables
were simply firm and steady. The receipts
in the Northwest were moderate-465 Mime
apolis and PIP Duluth. Receipts here were
30i cars, but the grading was not so good
there being but SO cars of No. 2 wheat. The
export clearances al Mem York were $4,000
bu of wheat and 1000 packages of -four
The market started strong at sic for Deem
Der and S4l2c for May. Hutchinson made a
show OF buying December. Jones-Kennett
and Mitchell also bought. December went
to Sl1sc and May held at S4I2c. The crowd
got long of wheat in short order while prices
did not move up much. This made a top
heavy market Lindho,m was the principal
seller through brokers. Private cables were
weaker. George Smith turned seller. Then
Mitchell, Logan, Comstock and Others who
took wheat early, started to sell, fol
lowed by the crowd. There was a
break TO S0i2c for December and S3s4c for
May. Up to o'clock December rallied to
sOs4c, May to sac. The estimate for Friday
was but 90 cars for this market There was
a further shaking out in the wheat pit before
the close Holders of wheat let it go freely.
Receipts were 81 cars winter wheat, POS cars
sprlnS- o. cars corn. anu La cars OdlS Dy
rail, and 5000 bu of corn by canal. With
drawals from store were SO, LOCI blu winter
wheat, SIS bu spring, 224, 1873 bu corn and
137, $50 bu oats. The corn market was very
much the same as that of yesterday; Novem
Der was advanced about l2c early on the good
cash demand and the attitude of the shippers,
who bought freely and afterwards sold. 1t
looked as if the market here were hardened
TO help sales in the East. Oats were dull and
steady. The provision market was almost
without feature to-day. The range of prices
was exceedingly narrow. The clique, if one
exists, is doing little openly. and the only ac-
ton in November pork was a slow slide of
Zoe from 50 10 s.. 90. January sold S9.17l2
and S9.Io09. 1919, closing at $9.12l2, as for
two days past. Lard was almost unchanged.
Armour & Co. bought some early, and No
vember sold at s.. S212@5. 50, and later at
s.. S2l2Q5. IS. November ribs traded only at
S5.02l2.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Onan- I HIGH. I.0ry- ClOS-
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Produce Exchange.

Produce quotations are very steady, and
prices have not undergone any important
changes. The best grades OF butter are
scarce strong and firm, with good demand.
The poultry market is very greatly over.
stocked. The season OF the year is not faV-
orable TO live poultry, and the market Is over
stocked with that kind. Dressed poultry is
inquired for, and some that came in yester-
day sold at S@9c for CHICKS and 9@10c for
turkeys Cheese firm. Eggs unchanged.
There is good inquiry for apples, and sales
are large with prlce firm. Oranges and lem
ons unchanged CranberrIes firm Concord
grapes are little higher.
Butter-EXtra creamery, 1S@22c; extra
dairy, l2@l8c: packing stock, 7@712c.
Cheese-Fancy, 12c; fine, 9@10c; fair.
part skim milk, 4@6c.
Maple Sugar-9@1Cc.
Maple Syrup-Per gallon, S1.15@1.25.
Honey-Siow at quotations: fine white new
clover 13@15c; buckwheat, l001lc.
Malt-65Q75c per bushel.
Oranges-Jamaica. $500 per Dbl.
Lemons--Fancy S65o@G.
Nuts--Pecans. Texas polished, medium to
large S@l10c per Id; almonds, Tarragonas,
l7c; California soft-sbelIed, Sc; filberts, Sic
lily, 12c; walnuts, new California, 12@I5c;
cocoanuts, So per 100; hickory nuts, 1.5O
per bu; shellbarks, S1.7501 .S5 per bu; Bra
zils, 1O@12c; peanuts. Virginia hand picked,
SIic: roasted. ltl9c.
Dates-Persans, 70Sc: dates in mats, 5I2c;
figs, new, 12@15c.
amy V~NDcs
Cider-Choice Michigan. legal kegs, SO
per key; choice refined legal kegs. So per
keg; choice refined, 32-gal barrels. S5@5.5O
per Dbl; Ohio cider, 81 tor halfbbls 81 for
VeaE5@6c.
0nions-30c per bu.
Carrots 5c per blu.
Poultry i Live turkeys, 7@Sc; spring
chickens 6@7i5c; choice hens, 5@6c.
Game Prairie chickens, S363.25 per
dozen; ducks. ST.. 1908; pheasants S3@3. rs.
ducks, $1,000; venison, 11@1212c.
Apples = Fancy, S275@3.5o; standard,
S2.5O@275.
Grapes Concords. 10-pound baskets. 400
45c: Delawares same size baskets 50055c
Chestnuts-S7. 50'per bushel.
Radishes-1 302Dc per dozen.
Cabbage-Sl. 25@l 80. standard crates.
New Beets-l5@20c per dozen punches.
Celery-3C03Jc.
California Fruits
Grapes-Malaga, 6l26s 7lac per keg
Pears--S2. 25@2.50 per box.
Peaches-Sl 50.
Plums-SlMSl.5O.
Sweet Potatoes-Jerseys, 81 per Dbl; Mus
catines, 50 1908 per Dbl.
Cranberries-Bell and bugle, $3.50; Cape
Cod. 50.