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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-30
Saturday, .Ao 10Th day Il June, 1889,

se following described vfomllos levitt situate In
lake t0wnhhip Mkrk esunU Ohio, ana bolnn 4
part of tho northwest hnd southwest quarters Qi
sootlon HJ, LownAhlp ~ rengs n h0updoa "a fd'
lows htginnlnH ~ pOnt III tho road leading from
0foontown 10 ufoentknfgh ~ PIinl vhofe tho
sooiion quarter ine or doviAtloA VI said quarter
noa runnlnR north aud south through said nnctlonn
heaoe n0ith on said line D aud v'iu ptschw W thu
hOrthoaAt And southeast corner of HMd luAtitfnl
honop North whole distance and \ degfooe east
10 and O-iO pofNhNa 70 tiAte, thenoc Wtsh 40 ami
n degrees north, II and llU per hos heneo south,
tll degrees woal, 10 ana bslO peiohei Thence east
nj degrees SOUTH ~ pafohes 70 me pAnn OF boKin'
ntaR oonlalalnE Y OF As acre. more or lea.
AiAo lho following ptemiAos le'wll situate ~ ehld
townhhp, toot on And rAago mentioned In the
second cause " action hnroln And bounded A. tol.
lows commencing for tho nAlno ~ uln noflhcAsl
oornor Of tract ~ lAnd knowu "A u9 ticAin inlll
MAot," thence south, w doEfoOu east chains And
" phrohOa W n aiAkol uOnce euuth, ~ dcHfucl
weal no ohAina aud pofohOa W Tho opniot of f0ad
leading from Ofoentown " OfoonahurHh thunoe
north, 10 degrees west chains aud ~ prfchuH W
point In the oontur VI said road, the same hunR hAu
lhe n0ulheAAt oornpr Of aald NJ an m tflul thence
north ik degrees east with tho eaai boundary llnu
VI hAll steam mill property 10 chains and prroliua
to uo place Of beginning, containing hair acre
lat tract 4 y m acre. Appraised M $500.
SUD uAOt htoam MIL taOOu'
halo ,o oommeaoo Al 0o,oCk D. m Terms
cash
A. LEININdE0, sborin.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-30
sIIBplPP sAIA.

ue..,,.osdnr nroa A trdor OF Halo, -
"a BtnEa OOunty Common
rltosaaa p iIossa a A. risas 0out
M vtstua OF m order " hAla hnaod " the
Mo oinrt " tho OouIt VI oummon plceh ~ STARK Oea
Ohlo In the above AOiioa md 10 mo dirotted lwin
oGor for sale N public 0ntofi NJ ho door the
sourt house. In Mo oitg " uanton. en-
Saturday, tho sand day of June, 1880,
mo following described real estate Situated IN
no CITY " Canton, township u caatp, UOull "
ItArk Ank state " Ohlo, and known ~ infvslouf
(lA fctt front aud roar OF hen,vih side of lOt nus
Nor ono hundred and one (iOil N tho dW ef Uanton
n aala county and btato.
Apprelpcd Al $4,000
Baic 70 commence Al Oso oc'eck . m T-mA
A nurmomt snoru,
was a AHBLEa. Ai'yA
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-30
rnn pAnIFF,
A Few InyiROratinG Items for fnsplra-
tiOnal Purposes

tionai Purposes
AT Jamestown, BOrdentown and
other Jersey towns tho shirt operators
cut Of work number 600,
lly the closing OF tho Paramount col
llery al PittatOWn, Pa, 200 mon have
been thrown out OF work.
Texas railway men ara getting up pc
titiOna against tho cutting OF ratea, NJ
they arc satisfied II means lower wages
Tho employees at Lees w00len mill at
bridgeport, Montgomery county, Pa
have been put on lialf time on account
Of Oyer-pr0dneti0n,
The 800 employee OF tho CataaquA
Mfg, Go, AT Oatasqua, Pa, have struck
against \ reduction OF tho nne-men'a
wages from vi w 10 Clio per day
20 -
Tho building mechanics ara warned
10 stay away from Savannah, Ga, M
the city ID MI present Hooded with idle
men, There are acres OF idle Carpen,
tors unable 10 lind employment,
Mechanics and labOlera ar0reQueated
TO stay away from Vickabnrg, Miss
40 there Ii likely ~ be trouble because
Of an unwarranted reduction In wages
The place ID full Of idle men at present
The wages Of the minera ana coke
workers NJ tho STANDARD miuea, Mount
Pleasant, Pa, were reduced iblS per
cent, on May 1, Ono hundred aud sey
enty five ovens NJ these works were
closed down on Saturday
All miners and mine lab0refa hre re-
Queated 10 stay away from Warrior
Ala, IA there ara 600 mon now out OF
employ mont, ana those ~ work get only
from enc to three days per week Pay
no attention TO adye, 'SementS,
The recording secretary Of tho l.. OF
II, 708O warns all mechanics and labor
era 10 stay away from West Superior
Wis, aud from Duluth, MIMI, aa both
places are crowded with idle men aud
wages are at "a starvation point,
The blacksmlths nj Glasgow, Scot.
land have gained l2h per cent advance
since October,
The ahale miners NJ Loanhead In
Scotland, have Just hud a ton per cent
raise IN wages
~, llelena, England, glNaawOrkera re-
comfy got b per cent advance, aud will
get more Ia three months,
In the Iron and steel trades, the mas
lers AZ Leeds, England, have advanced
most OF the mon Two ahllllnga per week
Owing 10 the healthy condition Of the
linen trade In Flfeshlre, Scotland, lhp
seven spinning mills have advanced the
wages Of woIkingmeE per cent,
The Nroar ship builders, near DarIow
in England, have given their ship
wdghta an advance Of ia Cd, per week
10 be followed by another shilling IN
advance In July. The ship building
trade was never so brlSk ln England ~
nj present
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-30
A Mintnke m Locality.

The Newcomerstowo coroner's jury
appointed TO inquire into the cause Of
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-30
PERIL FROM pbuPooRAoY

ANOTHER prominent Bishop has
spoken out In earnest tones on the
peril from plutooracy. Bishop Starkey
Is tho man and the words were spoken
at the fifteenth annual convention Of
the Episcopal Diocese Of Newark, N. j.
His address was comprehensive one
and his remarks were an emphatic
endorsement OF Bishop Potter's
sermon. He said that tie Episcopal
church had spoken in the Centennial
and he was glad that IL had done Bo'in
these times IN no uncertain language
IL did not speak harsh and evil words,
but rather the words OF loving counsel.
The lesson might be distastetIl TO
some people In the glare Of the Uenten-
nial glory, but sober hours would come
whom tho truth would be seen and REQ.
ognized by those who now condemned
tho orator. There was danger, Bishop
Starkey said, for this land from the un-
educated and the Irresponsible, from
the accumulation Of capital and the
crushing power OF corporations, from
the enCroachments Of associated wealth,
the increasing greed, the inordlnate
love Of luxury, and the insiduous aud
relentless growth of artl.religious ideas
aud Hypocrisy. But the brave and cOur-
ageCus should not be disheaTtened. God
would make the people true yet and
save the country.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-30
yovnoER ANp PRINCIPAL % u,s
lsTTmll Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat llTnHE
VIA 80 ~
CkHYnN LUKE BIh. al BARNETT House.

from . to i0p N n, d tho 9th all day
Mnssillou Jane l0th, A. Conrad House
Alliance, Jnn0 II ut Chase House,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-30
sHnnrTP SALE,
0asslins sfklAeppi Orda ef sale
r... S.S,..DDr '-'' yIs: ysIs."ES Ss.is sSA"''

M vlrlus Of a. sFdef oi sals iaaaed ~
he tlen u The eoud u conMoh rlaAA el httlh va
n, IA lna Ab0fe Aeion and " 40 dlleelod VII 0nel
idi sale n public pulerY " he deer % tho aourl
hsnae N theeltg VI pAnlen, On
Saturday, tho sth day Of June, 1889,
.a folioud6a deseribed rasl estate situated In tho
esanty III htait aud state VI Ohln, ana known A =
pAr III the northwest nlAIiAl nl hrfllph u ngin-
m0nolng fOr LoundTI ~ point IN Mo nellll llne
n lands owned M nhh N \. Wllliamsi in4 tool
SbstWATd from Mo southwest oofneF pf uAet pI
l2nd containing aefos conveyed w fhlaf ilhanpp
sad wife W Isaiah h, f0ll W leed lAlfh opllnni
N lts30i lhence heTlhuAldy sh lees lnpheA w.,
mes0o aAstWaTdly along tl6 n0nh llnp NJ SAID iWp
AsTs tract % ieet and hincea thenne solllhMAlaly
earalld With NE Nest boundary " sAll I'VE acre
tIa0t e0a feel Inches " apnlnt ~ Wy hHu llhp ~
nAId Williams land thence WnntWAfdu nn VIC norm
n6 Of Williams land ~ feet lnehnA 70 plAHe ~ DO
nnnlng IA Canton l0Wnahpi hlAlk elnnlI al.p lhp
ngh of ray Anfoa Alfp lsna ,p wy mipo %,
esSt aide thereof aud = strip 10 ipei Wide running
anfoss SAID two aHra naGt npHh and SCUM lhe earl
ae 0i said strip being Mo said Nesl llne 0i lhn pArs
III Of land conveyed, flanINlnh however W Nin
srners Of any aud all pafh NJ aAln tW0 hnia lfaa
Ho Tiaht of wAy fOf lilen, tlelr helrs ana NisHnA
mrnv6 said twOhtTips Of iAnd said Hht ~ war " 10
ssnapiaI ma Nj ihs paroai VI llna hereby conveyed
VI subject 70 All legal highways
Appraised assoc
aAis 70 ssamouos A. sns e'ssat p' ~ Terms
A. LmsrrOt@ Shsnn
Mn1AR A P0HtmpH Au'W
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-30
SHERIFF SALE.

lRaTf biHniY 0omaion
hiram siipo al A. rl,ss coat
my virtue Of Al order q sails issued ny
hs eleTt VI ths court Of common plhts nf hlAfh
county o., IN the above action, snaip me nlieelrli
viii 0ifsr for sale, Al pubo ouidfy Al me door NJ
ihe oouft hOuse, IN NE olti Of usnloh, %
Saturday, tho slh day Of June, 1889,
Ths following described roll eataia paft " Tho
nOfthuOst quarter OF section lhitlInne lh lAte
t0Wnhhin bounded Ah follows lieHlnnlnH ~ pnlhl
0n tho wet limo OF said section. an 0llA south ~
us northwest corner " said quarter ihenre hpMh
sn sald section nn four and nnushAlf ehAlnl W mn
mlddle Of private road thence soulh IN dhffeth
sAst on tho middle of said road, ehalna thehes
nOTth igA degrees, Whsi thfeh ehAns V We plhps el
keainnlng. AID belug uh'iOo eofes
Appraised a, 5000.
aaIs 70 eopmeaOa ~ ono o'alsok y, d. rorma'
'A A. I.nINHGna, ShsdR
Nose a HO0AWri AtVTA
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-30

sHERIFb SALE.
Daslsl Ipat Alias Ocdes = aaas.
.... ..s~ ct .. stars Si::: SS:s:'S 5..ss sS'"''

~ vlrtue q An AliAA ordnF u sae, issued W the
olork % the oouN " oommon ploaa ~ htAfh
oOunty Ohio, IN The above aGu0a, Aad 70 ma az.
rootod I will snof for sale - publie eutofJ ~ The
deer Of lhs osuH koAse Ia ne Nv " uaaitos, en-
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-30

\ Alias Order NJ sale,
ataFf nlHntF O0m ai0h
PiaEg luuIf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-15
LIVE STOCK MARKETs-nY TELEGRAPH.

buffalo, n Y. Nov 1f-Cattlc-Rcccipts last - houi'
800 head total for week thus far l3AOO Tor same t
last week. 1880 head consigned through, l,e2O htiu
aI 70 Now York; 40 head sale market quiet Sh,ep
ana LAMBS Receipts last ~ hours 5000 head total Tor
week mus, iar 2df00 head; FOR SAM tune last week.
~ cO1 hdu consigned through $50 head 2,4Oo head ~
NcNl oih loVo head sale. Choice sheep, Goa
- 10 mrdigm o. good do. - - 30 q good
du' 20 y canadian do, choice extra ~ 75dfJ
e9oa ao Gn9g ImoS $3.50 10 fair good do - so0
last "a hour ol00 head total for week thus far 60 800
head iOr sslne u.o last week 1920 head consigned
through. 13uD h,ad, $50 head b. o,o -
sale m 10 ani heavy % nogts % mIxed 81 %
s. Louis nov; lit;-Catne-seeipt-, Q 500 head Shin
steers a 2oq 30 faIc % goet do - 2Sats 80 aoe
cs and cg1e 90 boa S1S ,6 2G range s2@s
et steady fair t. choice heavy - $50 az Is ns mr.
"a COas3 80 light iair 10 best, 20 70ds3 81 'Sbcn,
Eecepls, Loo head shipments. none. Market grm
tsi, 70 choice 20 250si 30. III"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-15
cLosING PRICES on rMILApELpnIA sTooKs.
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.


The days stock market only confirmed the
opinions which have been express ID in this column
In limited market " bears sell stocks down AT
their will; and the secret is dos elopcd only when
they try 10 recoup Nj day yesterday what there
WAS Of speculation was devoted 10 trying 20 re-
coup stocks that had been sold Short and as
we said OF yesterdays closing the failure 20 recoup
and desperation led to a systematic attack on
values in the last ten minutes. At the opening
this morning there was not trace of Yesterdays
late attack. As rule, prices opened at above
last evenings closing figures The great " bear
organ OF the United States next TO the Wall Street
agencies, " The Chicago Tribune came out with
an article which was promptly tclcgraphcd and
circulated IN Wall Street, postponng the fight be-
tween the railroads, which il has steadily pre-.
dictcd 30 an indefinite period" ill the rush of
business is over. iraihc Is too heavy now 10
warrant any lighting. Let us be thankful for
4 condition which The Chicago Tribune" and lis
Newly Ork annexes in the stock market have told
us was impossible 10 exist. The story has becn
that there were too many railroads TO do thc busI
ness. II is cheerful indication to learn from
such high bear" authority that the rnsb of
traffic permits OF no iightiDg' From n conseryn
vet begun. |" The West is all poor because of the
low prices OF It's products and yet the west
hound tonnage Of general merchandise now on
ali the leading railroads exceeds its east
hound tonnage The law Of com pensatiO has not
omitted the farmer any more than IL has the
mounfncturer Labor-saying machinery has
nIaypd rs important a part IN the planting and
gathering of crops as il has in the manufacturing
of cotton or wool. and everything the farmer buyh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-15
feaal Notlres.

TOIIRT OF COMMON PLEAS FOR THE
I CtTV AMI COUNTY OF NEW YORK Charlie, W.
- cr nIainti1 against Rudolph BONN, Ernst r. Plath
and Mary, his wife ts4d Mary DeiiS an WiIsm ITT,
p,iah ana lane his wife (sld Jane being an ASSUMED
name her true name being unknown 70 plsnin M be,r
nc .s,,ned name her true name being unknown - pain
lin Amelia Wend widow OF CHRISTIAN Me St Ia
S frederick Schmltt: Annie Roth otherwise collou no
WW,ath' Iille ROgers otherwise called LlfLte Ila.n
tarss Welde as temporary administrator OF thc soos
h"ttels and credits Of Charles A. Path deceased
y ~ receiver OF the property OF Charles ~ rSlh
tWccaa,d. Christian Louis Meyer, William H. X rei.n,
lanes NJ Lyddy Banned Friend ima 'SgS SSS topn,
ns foeow Max Tcndrick, Frederick Ds DrahucL
,5inh ShSgeen Charles Nelson, Edward sPa5shoeig
Jg9pm Whe Conrad Horngkel. John Miller tsMd john
ens an assumed name his true name being ohAn2Wn 70
o, eg frank Martin. Lyman Goldberg william
Westermahh' NOP' " sGMMoSS
~. ,,,o onoye.named Defendants
10 V1r ARE HEREBY SUMMONED TO answer tne com.
~ H., ths action and TO copy OF your answer
ia nainn's attorneys within twenty day at,r Le
oIce 81 this summons exclusive OF the day OF ssnve
au he taken against you by default for the relet uo
wnnanpded In the complaint
DSSi,994aSTIPSoN & Koss. Plaintiffs Nfornoys
6aice and postonlee address, No lao Nssssw To,,k
r ,vu,,am Julius Path and Jane his wife tsad Jsno
~ bcine an assumed name her true name Dclns H.
=, plalnti Bernhard Renhold Plath ana nmn a n, me
ym said Anna being an assumed name, hef u iSo n ~
being unknown to plaintlf Amelia Wenah " Wy ps,Sr
Christian Wendt; Caroline Schwartz, WHO" ol
SCHWARTZ, and Bertha Schmitb WIG OF rie"''
TSe foregoing summons is served upon you by Pa uo
cation pursuant order Of Hon IL W eS for the
one OF and County Of New-York dated the IAN Jay o
November 1852 and hed Win the pa tor the City
Of he Clerk q the Court OF ~, So' cpsy Of NswYor
ah" THOMSON K0sS, Plaintirs A''o'"''"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-15

cargo private terms schooner r. wCoasds snI BS'9n
to Bge9os Ag' 10 Portand lumber % schooner
Hannah cLon Philadelphia 70 ano' S Soa a. and al beSd
doe schooner Annie Kemp. hence TO "a er fsen
cargo; British bark Ashlaw' St. Johh 70 r"sA"'' u'''
20 D SSs fsg ess o @qG sEgo TO-
Mess quoted q S uangeeled and $ FAMILY E"mY N %e 9t
~ S5e so So western DO I'll 5oes2 Exsra Nv f ETs
- Fac SSq Ns IN ;cI m 5dasS Extra Ness S6 s7S
u Pe "a 759ss 20 Family 6y5o,s ID here SSs at s3 at
W nee 81 Sn steady apd d 70
iol qqest sales 900 oJ H''d pcR RS9b bellies lies
avefage CSC 10000 y DO ~ average egs price
1sSi 6t iISsn d S1%d q gSSfSc tsi
ss e saSHd' e ha9 &o RS
Js snq about 5000 steady N c heavy
&c pg L doSb we're s Weak and tribe lower
on sBsence Of speculative ygor Sales 600 ties wesen
c i2@ steam ana u ,s 1' 50 G to- NqyemsT 'a
g. s5 CO. ae: 'S go S to- S Ss o' Sanuay
Fe6Fuary closed oaoc March ReG esdfac
%sso quoted south AmsrH1 1 ani grade:
crcamery tbs fancy a5c pals fancy 2ia25c stS
3Pa ney Creamery aIHSey
Weston reamePy June fancy isc choice 15al7c 90
D% a 5o h5r s sc 'as Sa a90 Bsy
12014c; state DIZZY
choice disc good 15d lGc; fair l2didc Ser9c t,r
dalrles nrkns ana tubs fancy 2Oc gool; 6oc
i5a7c Western Imitation CEeame GRSce Choice ia
We do good gaai2c do fair 9elOc Weit@rn Fscor
su5 nist seconds Shoe Dairy and Fa ,,ory
September state factory 6uil cream aacv SiolsG
10i,c: choice late made 81 10c; common 10 W Pl
giac: part skins 5a794c common skins "a ono naH
Gne 7dlOc common fancy Pennsyly1nia SKINS Za-ic
-. EGGS-Firm fine grades win HggnL rnf..ns
other kinds dull Fancy, new lad, Iei ri Nv sia
25aoGc: state and Pennsylvania. fresh 2]2g ~.
d1n late packed, 2Qa22c; western, lrsl Z3oZic IID
packed 2Oe2c; icehOuse, 15al7c; limeh PRIME 4o'2@
17i2c.
2o baas moas grade 81 test 44c. Thcsc were rumors
OF further business but the particulars could h9I DO
e-certalne1 Fair fchat-g quoted 4@c Centriugs:
30 tes 5,sc.......R EFINED-In fair fequess'
a2d cus l5ron9 F G%ssa nc 'SrauuasI 155
Mould "a :" 7a-c Conec:ioncrs' "A G9ei StaadeIn e.
G6sGOs,c Of a." Glsa j-1Gc; White Extra u .2,s9
&c ; Extra &C" 5AG5aic; &C. 5he5Ssc; felo" o3o''c
STEARINE-In hight demand. Western lard &c. Oleo
margarine, City 5 Size. Sales. % hhds, 5-16c.
TALLOW-Fa ry active and steady Prime Guy quoNfi
a 7-16c. Sales, 80 rs, 7-lOc ,,
WOOT-The business has not been large but holuers
are of The opinion that manufacturers VIII snOlly Am
hold with more eamestness their suppue3 are coi-
parativcly small The market IS very STEADY oe horo
ana also primary points, judging by the ao'ice'
cciVed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-15
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North River, Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE-Thc spot movement continues fairly acuyc,
prices the 6rmness noted lattetiy Sales OO0
bags No Rio. l6'sc 1000 bags No santos !.tc lYOV
No and No D. lS'sc Fair calgoes pu9Iea IT..
Mid gnwhs In fair demand. Sales 100 bags west Ihues
and 200 bags East Indies, private terms Inc optloh %
krt moderately active, though somewhat u'seleVL
Opening sales slightly higher some months Nluo
others showed decline Of points, after which tnefo ~a
rally u 10dl5 points stronger cables wnich ph.cA
buying by shott-" Closing bgureS were about tle Up
Ilyrc advanced .02 frame, early closing win eac
OF fsnc. Hamburg gained ~ pig on near ohih7
while late deliveries were unchanged ITO lrn ncsua'
first, 200; good second 900; exchange pt!Nu.c,
y receipts 1900 bags Rio cearauccs Tor InUd otSt'
MI do for Europe 1000 bags total stock S02UVO ods
Santos receipts, II 900 BAGS; receipts at RIO jury ~
November 49, 1883, $4,000 bags same time SO %,
Los 900 bags time 1851 Gs3O0O BAGS receipts ~
Santos July 20 November l3 1889 9OoOOO Dag samc
time 1eS. 10000 bags time 1851 4o3OOO ods9'
Total sales here to-day, 47750 bags as f9lows s,os
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-15
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NewYont, Thursday Nov. 14-BEEV kS-Eke ell,
IL carloads Of 30l hcad-9 carloads AZ GOhs Tor
Company and eToas at Je[sS e G ~ arrive rr ' az .be
named place later in the day. No trading. Feeling
i dressed beef Slow at 4d45.c for Texas sides and
5a7Lc for Native Extra beer sells IN shaI'
cable advIces received to-day quote refrgersted
hcaf dull nd scant 7l2c per h. and American I'VE car
Slow at 0laII4c, eJmited dressed weight sinking the
Shipments eo4 cattle by N. Goldsmith, and 5go
quarters OF beef by Ea,mans Company AL on the SPAIN
fomoow Lehman ot3s h 5ea go and S1 , thus far for
stock Quotations, S55as5o per head, with Inferior sell
SEQ he'd Of T1i S 2i3 ana g. eS SSis
yGals selling readily at quotations aos,o o. t ossa-s
Reported ransi9 'oS W yess s ana odss for veas
ana t ssSd caves wers wen maintained in price with
dres3Gd s yea. a al 7di6c and city dressed sa1s
try d J. Hailenbeck is Western Calves, 346 u
Dewey 40 fed Calves and Grassers, 2io
d. h & 1' ca.seEs GS9 49, 81 g. At & &c
led Calves So3 r. az ta 2'e' 90 7c 700 " AZ '' ''''
p Hangton yea,s d 15S n at ss o3 e d. IA n a,
7E9 5,1 90 G9S IA ~: o. vea $40 H. at Do
130 n al 75,c; d. 146 b. at The do 30 ID al oc
"a caye' N $50 n II 10 carload, of ssel
heodii carloads at Gohst and carloads at Jersey City
Market quiet and unchanged at nrm Inn o smb
pressed Mutton slow 7d9c and Dressed Lambs sell
ing sa al "a Mullen state sheep % ay YER
at % per 100 y DO 1oS n at g "a 49, o. lg 30 ~
at g 90 Is do SO r. at so 80 149 Pennsylvania do,
81 h. at 20 less IS 2St %, g H. at g. a. 81. ,oa
obo do Ia H. at IS 12 "a State Lambs. 60 H. at g -
O'' tSidcock OF Western Sheep, JOB ID
a. o. 10 So los rs at IS so 1875 Pennsylvania Lambs
a. a. r. r. at 50 55; is do, SOL ~ at &c 80
% tl"roc,r Dewey: 81 State Sheep. SO ~. az 81 90
eotn lambs n ~ at Sc 25 42l do. 81 Z u, at 60 so
John j. Halenbeck: 10 stat Lambs % ~ at 80 r.
r ronnsylyana Sheep 101 ~ at 81 %; ID do a d. AZ
- "a d buckingham: 100 Pennsylvania Lambs n n.
. re Ok 197 do G7 n. az So, % PENNSYLVANIA sheep'
9ols n ~ 90 late yesterday 100 IeA's on'ep' W ~"
at & sherman & Culver 225 Buffalo Lambs, o9's D at
- n Collins: 1t5 Ohio sheep SAL n az - so .,o,,.
fI0GSHRecepts 81 carloads Of 49s6 head-22 carloaIS
At 4oh.st and II carloads at Jersey City Market weak
County Dressed slow and barely steady at 4a7c FOR
heavy to Tghi 'smfh II State Hogs 1877 n, at 81 30
per 100 n: % e..., Haze ,7a ~ at Ao5
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COTTON MARKETS.

ri,.cr,oo NOV IA D. m.-Cotton-The sales o. the
do, irciise II COS bales American. Aucrcan-Go0i mid
aim I'd: iiidliing SD; low miding 9lGl; good
tt,,y ,iGi. ordinary I'D The sales ~ the day
iuclu1,d 700 bales American. Futures barely steady.
twcrican Ni1dup low midiling clause NovembT deiV-
crw IA al sellers: November and December delivery,
soG4i sellers Dccembe and January deliyery 81.Gd
February and March delivery 39Gi1 sellers March ahl
ami delivery 4O0ld sellers April and May delivery,
6fd setiers Nav AMI June delivery, i30fd sellers
June and Iuly delivery, 4i.Gid buyers anu, 49,, 90.
C.i"e-tnn' Nov l1-CottOr quiet; midfling, 91Il6c
low nidIiino oa.c good Ordinary l3lOc: net and
gross receipts 73j exports coaswise, 423i sales us
stock 9s 33S. ,,,,,.. q 90 70 ,.,
Norfolk Nov. 14.-Cotton easy Uh11lng I5I8 ne.
ana receipts. 36OS exports TO Gtcat bfllh oZo'
coastwise. 752 sales, 1912; stock, 3JlsO'
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Oh CITY Penn NOV. lf.-National Transit certl0eates
,uencl al ~ 1Os. highest. II 12is lowest Al Oh,
closed, 81 lo. Sales, 7se 900 bbls clearance llig
Pitisburg, Nov 14.-Petgoleum active and Irregular
National Transit certificates opened al O closed al
II 10 highest 81 l2as lowest. ~ OH
Bradford Penn. Nov. li.Nationa Transit certificates
opened At 81 0' closed az ~ TO- highest, ~ 12 lowest
81 Ogia clcaiancrs, $4,000.
1ltusviIc Penn, Nov. fi.-Nationa Transit eertla.
Gates opened at ~ 10ai highest 81 l2s lowest 81 COS :
closed, ei i0s
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ethiopian FINANCIAL MARKETS.

London Nov. IA p. m.-Consols, % 3l6 for money
and 81 j.IG for account Atlantic and Great Wess
u.s. mort,egr trustees certificates. 80 Canadian Pacific
~. Tr!c second conso 1919 eNntere't; blinds Cen
Mexican ordinary 42lt ST. Paul conntn, 1l's :
P@aiinV ~ H. Money. 3Lsd4 per cent
pagi, adyces quote per cent rcnes at 81 francs 40
confines the account ana cAchihse ON LONDON al -
francs 13L centmcs for cheeks.
Tb. amount bullion Withdrawn from the Bank OF
,iand an balance TODAY co 600 pounds. The bullion
in he hank OF Fgand hf decreased ~ 90 pounds during
Tho uasf week The proportion OF me Bank ~ England
r"ee We 10 liability. which last week was 3D. per cent
i,, now Al Al per cent.