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The state chronicle., 1892-11-01

John r. Upchurch is a candidate for
r. election for constable of Raleigh
township
The chry,authemum show will be given
Thursday. Friday and Saturday 1 next
week in the Henry building on fayette-
vile street.
The Governor yesterday offered re
wand cf 500 for the unknown person
who fred the property of Wilson Phillips
in Buucombe county, October l9.
If Chairman Simmons never does any
thing else he deserves the lasting graft
tude Of every good citizen of the state for
exposing the secret Vaccinations of Gid
cons band
Prof + p Moses has leased the house
on East Edenton street lately occupied
by Mrs. Little, who will spend the win
ter at the home of her mother Mrs. Nor
decai, near this city.
The wheel Of the buggy in which DR..
=. W. ku6x was Or virg came off on
Fayettevllc stlec Yesterday fr ghtenrg q
the hors2. 4 unsway was prevented hy
driving into the pavement which stopped
the horse.
The special notice" column Of the
Chr NlCIE gets patronage from all over
North Carolina. Il is perused each day
with much interest There is no better
mediUm through which to make your
wants" known
The CHRONICLE is authorized to state
that the street car company is making ar
rangements now 10 put on full line Of
winter cars in lieu Of the summer cars
now used and the change will be made
in the next few DAYS.
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The Morgan Horse.

For track, for road. for all harness pur
poses no horse equals the Morgan. He
is bright and cheerful, game and stylish,
IN fact he is g. UP AND DRESSED" on all
occasions. The best and most beautiful
Of these grand and good horses came
through ETHAN ALLEN 43, Daniel Lam
but, 1902. Ben Franklin 1853, and Aristos
III. Daughters and grand daughters
and grand sons of these mighty sires will
be in the stables of Capt. B. P. Viii
hanson FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 11th. and
WILL GO TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER WITH
OUT RESERVE. There will be ID elegant
mares and tillies of THIS BREEDING, and
7 young stations and geldings equal
of any ever seen anywhere in individual
ity-come and buy at your own price
catalogues now ready-write and get
one-SALE DAY FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1Ith,
rain or shine.
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PERSONAL.

Gen. w. r. Cox was in the city yester-
day.
Hon. w. NJ. Robbins spent Sunday in
the city.
G.. +. Crutchfeld, of Greensboro, is in
the city.
State Treasurer Balm was much better
yesterday.
Mr. Geo Rountree, Esq was in the
city yesterday.
John d Bellamy, Jr, of Wilmington,
is at the YarbOro.
Col. John N. Staples, of Greenboro,
was in the city yesterday.
II. c. Monroe, Esq, Goldsboro, is
registered at the Yarboro.
Mr.. Don. Gillian and DR. L L Station,
Of Tarboro, made rs a pleasant call last
evening.
Hon Octavious Coke returned yester-
day from very active campaign. He
has been doing effective work for the
democracy.
Mr.. w. S. Stallings who served for
more than two years in the auditors Of
flee as pension clerk, is in the city and
accepts position as book keeper with
the North State Music Company. Mr.
Stallings has many friends in this city
who are glad to note his return
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Chicago Produce Market.

CHICAGO October 3i--Wheat onened
drmer on better cables. threatening
weather an ttrea' enen falling off Of II
teipts closing a to sc higher
Corn was strong On wet we ftAer, Iga.
receipts, c'o.ing u to l1sc higher
., is firm, closing 4. to Nc hi her o.
good shipping demand, wei .yestn ner AID
sire 9Th in other grain markets
OCTOBER ribs were given final boost II
25c to-day but asiGe from this the provi
sion marx ct was very weak On the heav.
hog receipts January pork declined
37lSc; Jan uary lard 20c; January ribs l71s c.
The following We're ohe closing nguree
Wheat-OctoDer 7OSl; Decemser 92s5
May 7SH Corn October 4l3s; NovembeI
AZ; December Az; May IS. Uats--Octo
Der 2S14; November z95s; Decem er 30Iz
May 35T. Pork-October ll50; Nov. N
Der ll.50; January l. S.L Lard Octo
Der S.35; November 40: Japasry 80
Ribs-October IL 90; November -, Jan
uary 6.57T
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Markets by Telegraph.
Receipts Yesterday 10000 Bales; the
Heaviest OH Record.

NeH- YORK. &C obers, -Messrs Hubbard
prlc. K 20. ic tlslr daily cottou ciicu-
lar 20 ti.y say
II t,Iai iecAip t, day viii he in tae
vi ciuity OF 50 eco oaies. wEich Is the heaV-
ie t on reca,d ast yaar on tn same
date ta-y Were So 9 O Oar cables tel us
the I.iv rpooi m tra5 f,!J E effect Oh Tie
arl; eslI ua, g. of tns I ceip clio 'inge sy
at the ,owest pr C Of h day after open
ins ste .ty I'll l-ft In the a vance
O market opened III sh trp decline
this morning as rule Ct tne unfavorabie
,.dyices fir ID abroad and thu heavy re-
ceipts and easier solUhel market caused
A urther fr-sa in pri' es during the after
neon o O6 for Ianuarc. from which pO Mt
RI ere WAS slighG recovery t the clio E..
The o, ,,lnioI prevails that the marketing
OF tde op during the nsX6 thirty dave
will be hetvT d VIII be the govern ng
ffCtOl III rice raj her than the crop estl-
mates which show NJ improvement.
e ceip at N W .,rieins this nOrning
are esti dated at Is GJ0 which will make
the port movement for the day 81, 900 ba es
bale, against 81 0j0 la week al 1900
last year.
The spot market i; quiet at l-sc de-
cline in quotations. Niiddling uplands
s 3 Is No sales have been reported
Transactions - iOtnreo TO day 1S2 200
bales
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Cleveland and CarrCIuh

Will hold business meeting to niob,
at 80 o'clock at the court house 20,
every member be on hand promntIv
Tins will be the last meeting before tbt
election and we do hope that eyery mem
oet M %iil make 1t point to be at his post
,"oai.' :. .iiis ia9t most important meeting. I'm.
lieuiavely after the transaction OF busi
n ness nir' Josephus Daniels and N, b
Drougnton Will address the public on i'm
Poaeant questions that every good citi
,. zens regardless Of color or previous condi
tlon should be present to hear. Let
every BODY turn out The camnaion
glee club is expected to furnish t6e
music. mus Court house bell for speaking
VIII be rung az 8 sharpe.
{. ), LAMBETH. Sec'tv
The state chronicle., 1892-11-01

In the Supreme court the seventh dis
trict appeals will be called on Thursday
the 10th day Of November, 1892, in the
following order; State VS.. Moore; State
vs.. Monger state VS.. Taylor; State VS..
Mckinney; McLain VS.. Smith; Malloy
V McLair; Mcmillan VS.. Baxey !:
Inomas IS Bennett, Mcqueen VS., Bank !;
Talbot rs. Becton; Nunnery VS. Averitt !:
Flowers vs. Afford Board Education VS..
Board Commissioners
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FOR NDAY CLOSING.
Union Meeting to KesOlute Regarding
the Worlds Fair.


the Worlds Fair.
There will be a union meeting of the
various religious denominations in the
city tonight at the First Presbyterian
church, on behalf of the movement TO
have the Worlds Fair closed on the Sab
bath. Rev. Dr.. Carter will preside
Rev. H. H. George, secretary of the
American Sabbath Union, will be present
and it is desired to organize an auxiliary
Of that society in this city. The follow
ing is the programme for the evening:
Singing Coronation
Prayer-Rev J. N. Cole.
The object of the meeting stated DIR.
Carter.
Addresses-Dr. George and others.
Presentation of a Constitution
Daniel.
Enrolling of members Collection.
Nomination Of officers. Rev. j. b
Hurley.
Hymn-Rock of Ages.
Prayer-Doxology.
Benediction.
The state chronicle., 1892-11-01

The WEEKLY STATE Cupos,,,r :
sued to day, contains. besides sayera,
columns Of editorial and interesting sna "
a. matter, complete report Of the last last
honrs, death and burial of Mrs Ron;o Co
nun Harrison; the recent speecb If S~
PRESIDENT Cleveland before the Rnffo1o
tar 80 tt;i, - Ne" ork the reception of Sens-
~ ~ ~ virginia ana the full text Of
~ ~ auureIs at Lynchburg; review of
GT', "e iate worlds Fair celebration at
Ccn.cngo Caa ana especial mention of North
0q,t.ina - Una part IN the fair; full accounts
wroae eae sleat milwaukee fire, the Roumania
tho spn na1 anu other notable events durino
telepranhic ,r Week several columns of special
rec,ed PnlG @ state matter, full and cor
conioa lAct reports, etc, etc. Extra
Office. "' t'e business
The state chronicle., 1892-11-01
THEY HAD THE WILL
And Love Found Way TO Bring The IN
Together.

Miss Ava Johnson left her home on
Lenoir street sunday morning to attend
sunday school at the Tabernacle. When
she passed the postoffice building she was
met by Mr.. Fab H Weathers, Young
man who has for some time been enamnr
ed Of the fair damsel. tut parental con
sent 10 matrimony had beeu withheld
But ''love laughs at locksmiths," and as
Mr.. Weathers had won the heart of his
!a1y love he determined to have her.
Accordingly he was prepared and when
they met, they entered carriage and
were driven to the residence of DR.. ]. j.
Hall, where tha. reverend gentlem An
speedily spoke the words that made
them man and wife, whom mo man
shall put asunder." Mr.. and Mrs Wealth
er5 are now domciled at their future
home on Blount street.
The state chronicle., 1892-11-01
Good Looks.

Good looks are more than skin deep,
depending upon healthy condition of
ali vital organs. If the liver be in
activet you have a bilious look, if your
stomach be disordered you have a dys-
peptic look and if your kidneys be af-
tected you have a pinched look. Secure
good health and you will have good
looks. Electric Bitters is the great
Alternative and tonic acts directly Oh.
these vital organs. Cures pimpies,
blotches, boils and gives a good com
plexion. Sold at j. Y. MacRae S
drugstore, so; per bottle.
The state chronicle., 1892-11-01
Some Foolish Paonya

Allow cough to run until 1t gets be
vond the reach of medicine. They otter
say, "Oh, it will wea. away." but ir
most cases 1t wears them away COULD
they be induced to try the successful
medicine called Kemp's Balsam. which
Is sold On positive guarantee TO cure
they would immediately see the excel
lent effect after taking the first dose
Plce 90 CTS. and 81. Trial size free
At ali druggists.
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Pardoned by the Governor.

lhe Governor yesterday pardoned
Thomas W. Hurdle, who WAS convicted
OF perjury at the fal term of the superior
court Of Gates county and was sentenced
to twelve months imprisonment in the
county Jail. The pardon was recon.
mended by the jury as the evidence wa.
very conflicting and Hurdles health is
very lad. The citizens and officers of
Gates county also petitioned for the par
don.
The state chronicle., 1892-11-01
Executive Appointments.

Gov. Holt has appointed r NJ Pear
son, Of Ashevile, vice president for
North Carolina, Of the national league
Tor good roads. This league was organ
lzed last week at Chicago and there is
to be vice president from each State
The first meeting will be held in Wash.
lngton, d. e., in December next.
Capt. /. w Jones. Of the sixteenth csyal
Tyhas been appointed to succeedLieut. w
y. ohipp, In detail with the North Car.
olina State guards.
The state chronicle., 1892-11-01
Citizens of Raleigh!

The special "Centennial Edition." of
the DAILY STATE CHRONICLE, date of
Oct. 18, is about exhausted. OF the
thousands of extra copies there remains
one hundred, only, yet unsold. This edi
ton contains besides the illustrations and
a history of Raleigh, complete sketch
of the city of to-day and number of
other articles that should be on file in
every household in the city. Persons
wishing copies should call early.
The state chronicle., 1892-11-01
killed hY a Train

BY Telegraph to the State Chronicle.
AKRON, o., Oct. 3l.--Charles Con.
ley and William J. Gordon, of Lost
Creek, W. Va, employed at the
National Tube works at Barberton.
were instantly killed yesterday by
sou Inbound valley train just beyond
the eastern limits Of this city.
The state chronicle., 1892-11-01
Cannot Remove The Ca.

BY Telegraph to State Chronicle.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 81 The United
states supreme court to day decided an
application OF the government for writ
OF certiorari to remove the Itata case from
the California District court to the Su
preme court The California District
court denied the right of the United
States to forfeit the Itata case and the
application for the writ of certiorari was
brought with view of preventing the
case from going through the circuit court
OF appeals and bringing it directly before
the Supreme court.
The state chronicle., 1892-11-01
The Population OF RaIeieh

Is about fifteen thousand, and we would
say at least one half are troubled with
some affection Of the throat and lunps
as those complaints are. acccrdine to
statlstlcs, more numerous than others
we would ADVISE all our readers not to
neglect the opportunity to call on their
druggist and get bottle of Kemp's
Balsam for the throat and lungs. Trial
SIZE free Large bottle 80 cents and 81
Sold by all druggists
The state chronicle., 1892-11-01
Wood For the Poor

Urder the supervision Of Miss Mary
Marsh, about 100 girls and boys, Of the
poorer classes Of Raleigh, met yesterday
at the Baptist Grove and each were pre-
senttd with stick of wood. 1t was a
surprise to the recipients and there is no
doubt that the warm fire which was thus
afforded them, was appreciated.
The state chronicle., 1892-11-01

sam Jones and Sol Golston both col
ored, were committed by Justice Badger
yesterday for thirty days on the county
road, for misdemeanor When searched
At the Jail one Of the negroes was re
lieved Of murderous looking knife the
blade Of which was three inches long.
The state chronicle., 1892-11-01
Killed bythe Care

5peCIdI % otatt chronicle.
WINSTON, N. c., Oct. 31.-At an early
hour this morning f r. Williams. Of
fredericksburg, Md, was run over and
instantly killed while attem pting to cross
the railway track at point one mile east
OF here The remains were brought to
this city.
The state chronicle., 1892-11-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Crowds Were Drawing Crowds

All day yesterday to Davis elegant
pavilion gallery next to the postoffice,
with the best ivory finish cabinet photo
graphs only 81. so dozen, and Saturday,
the last day of this great reduction.
You'll enjoy the crowd if you call early
to day. Remember Saturday is the last
day of this great low price
The state chronicle., 1892-11-01

Tariff reform is sill our purpose.
Though We oppose the theory that
tariff laws may be passed having for
their object the granting of discri
minating and unfair Governmental
aid to private ventures, We wage nc
discriminating war against any Amer
lean interest Grorer Cerelanfs Let.
ter of acceptance
The state chronicle., 1892-11-01

The children's health must not be
neglected. Cold in the head caus. 5
catarrh Ely's Cream Balm cures at
once. 1t is perfectly safe and is easily
applied into the nostrils The wors,
cases yielding to it Price soc.
The state chronicle., 1892-11-01

On the evening of November lst, 1892
at O'Clock, p. M, l will organize {
class In short hand Isaac Pitman & Som:
system) and type writing at my home,
22O Hillsboro St, for ladies and gentle
men. Those wishing to join will please
meet me on that evening.
Miss LIZZIE LEE.
oct % At
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All Free,

Those who have used DR.. Kine's
New Discovery know its value. and
those who have not, have now the op.
Portunity to try it free. Call on the
advertised druggist and get trial bot
tie free. Send your name and ad-
dress to II. f. Bucklen & Co, Chicago
and get sample box of DR.. KINGS
New Life Pills free, as we'll as copv
OF Guide to Health and Household In.
structor, free. All of which is guaran-
teed to DO you good and cost Won
nothing at j. Y. MacRae's drugstore
The state chronicle., 1892-11-01

Cor. State Chronicle
II the street car company want people
to patronize them they should make some
effort to make them comfortable. Omen
cars In cold weather won't do, and closed
cars with the glass broken out of both
ends are worse. Many of us prefer long
walk to sitting with cold draft on our
heads Srrprppp
The state chronicle., 1892-11-01
TailOr.Made Suits.

Some very jaunty styles. Eton effects,
10 blue serge, etc. These garments rep
resent new department of ladies' fur
nishings in this city We have conve
nient trying room, experienced ladies to
assist In this department, and all altera
tions made free of charge,
w. II. e r. S. Tucker & Co.
The state chronicle., 1892-11-01
County Candidates Speak.

The democratic candidates for county
tlices addressed large crowds at Hutch
nson's Store yesterday, giving them
good democratic doctrine and from ex.
pressions heard by popuists who at
tended there is no doubt but that several
will come back into the fold and vote the
straight ticket for pure government
The canvass will close to day at Rogers
Store and the candidates will return
home to rest until the election.
The state chronicle., 1892-11-01
huchien's Arnica S.,

brn;aea oesL saIve in the world for cuts
sorns ,,,. sores ulcers, salt rheum. feve,
Co.. co' .e'ler, chapped hands, chilb,a;ne
t"rnS' tinai' ana all skin eruptions, and ,n noS;
;a 'ery ,,,o.t oures piles, or no pay required +,
10 guaranteed to give perfect satisfact;on ~
vi ba money refunded. Price 25 cents na,
oo4 For sale by John Y. MacRae Pei
The state chronicle., 1892-11-01
New York Money Marker,

EEw YORK. October 3l.-Money on call
to-day loaned at 5a615 per cent. closing at
per cent. Exchange closed Quiet but
.te'dy eos' ed rates 4.s3]9 "A S6l; actual
rates iSE%ai s3 for 90 day oils, and 4. $50
10 for demand Government honds closs,t
steady; currency SIS l0715 bid; extended 2,s
reglstere0 100 bid: As (coupons) Ii4L
The state chronicle., 1892-11-01
Inthe SuperiorConrt.

Hon. Henry r Bryan. Judge Of the
superior court of Wake county, convened
the October civil term of that court
yesterday.
In the divorce suit Of Pauline Christ
mas VS.. Christopher Christmas, Judge
ment was rendered for plaintiff.
The state chronicle., 1892-11-01
Rocky Mount Fair.

The Rocky Mount fair opens Novem
Der and will continue for three DAYS.
Reduced rates have been secured on all
railroads.
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For Rent.

That very desirable two story house
No 5l5 North Person street, on the line
OF the street railway. containing six
rooms, with two room kitchen attached
excellent water and fine garden. Inquire
at 504 North Person street.
oct 29-3.
The state chronicle., 1892-11-01
Raleigh Stock and Bond Market.

Quotations of the Interstate Trust and
Brokerage Company.
kALkiGa, DC; oDer g., 1892.
North Carolina Is Tex. int l22 bid;
asked
North Carolina As 9s bid; 80 asked.
n C. K. K. 100 bid, l0i asked
W. y G. Z. K. Co S's S2s4 bld: s5 asked,
H. x G. Railroad SIS | Is bid; 10 asked
< = G. Railroad bid; IS asked
: & Il Il X 80 bid: IO2 asked.
City Of e. leigh i's lSl., 10sja bid. asked
Raleigh Street railway 6s so asked
\. Z: Agricultural Society 6's 40 bid.
asked.
Citizens National Rank 12l BIZ.
Commercial ana Farmers Bank III
bid: ll2 asked
National bank Of Raleigh 12O bid
Raleigh SayiDgs Bank 140 bid; las asked.
Rsleigh Cotton Mills 991l bic; =. asked.
Raleigh Cotton Mills Us .O2 bid; go.
asked.
Caraleigh Phosphate Mills =. bid; IS
asked.
t,araleigh Cotton Mills 20 bic: a. ASKED
! Z. = Company leo bid; =. ASKED.
Peace Institute 70 bid; asked.
Raleigh Lana and improvement Co.
bid; IS asked.
Raleigh Gas Light CO. . bid; 10 asked
The state chronicle., 1892-11-01

One of my children had very bad
discharge from the nose. Two pbvsi
clans prescribed, but without benefit
we tried Ely's Cream Balm. and
much to our surprise, there was a
marked Improvement. We continued
using the Balm and in short time
the discharge was cured-C A. Carv
Corning, N. Y. -
The state chronicle., 1892-11-01
" :
Lost.

\ liver colored setter,1 year old, wiry
looking and very timid A liberal re
ward will be paid for his return to 800
corner Martin and Dawson streets.
Oct 80 At.
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Childrens, wraps.

Very liberal showing of the new shapes
for this season. inexpensive garments
for childrens' school wear.
W. H. Il r. S. Tucker & Co.
The state chronicle., 1892-11-01

A second hand safe. In answering
give size. make and price. Box 1O2,
Raleigh, n C.
Oct 99-4t
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-, uoLLouoN. - News Editor.

who i. the infidel but he who fears
10 face the utmost truth, whateer II be J"
nrei as Goa The HEtt ana j. nus hiaJesly
4 shadow that I'm sunshine disappears
w j. SaUdge
The state chronicle., 1892-11-01
Naval SturPs.

NEW Y"RK. Oct. 3;.-Sririts turpent'nt
firm; quoted at 3i1ka32 Rosin 6ul
strained 1.30; do good I.35.
SAVANNAH. Ga, Oct. 3l-Rosin firm
strained l.i5al.s0; spirits turpentine firm
at 90.
CHARLESTON, S. c., October 31-Posir
firm at Los: spirits turDentine firm at 2S11a
WILMNGToE, n. c., Octobef 3l.-Spirits
turpent1ne steady a. q. Rosin firm
strained 95; good strained o, Ter firm
at rs; Crude turpentine firm: hard 90
yellow dip and virgin 40.
The state chronicle., 1892-11-01
Siut is and EOnds


NEW tk Oct. 81 Oregon timporte !
lo5' Alabama G 81 bic; Louisiana lcon
sols) ~; Tennessee oil } 6o: Tennessee
new set 6's lel1a1G5: Tennessee SIS Ion 10
o2S+; Tennessee 3's 76a76s4; Virginia 6's =,
old; Hlrglnaia TX. Mat. coupons AZ bid
Nortn ,a CsroilnA 4s 80; North Carolina 6's
ia372 bld; South Carolina Browns 971S
new YORK, Oct 81 W q, 9s5k: Adam.
& | IS; \ Y c. no; n ] G. 1asI. !sSi = MS r :
z, 100; Ohio c, a. Mich Q, 1893: n Pac
lS14: n Pac ptd 5oI%; Cen Pee 2S1. r PC
Az: Mo: Pac 6is: Tex Pac IL; Man + +,
i5875 A A q I Il, 33; A & T H pfd. $50; Can
So80,'t''1s' 30 Can Pac, Sc; c & A, 145; C q @
IA, - q a. 1874 D, L & w 153; Den,
Z HfIs Isa :Gi fFs " va a4,l K ( : T. 7 " lss "a
IA: l. & n, 6s'4; M&E-: n W 115sI.
\ W pfd, IA; O & ". 1917; O& m 5
es N pId' =; Pac NJ, 3l1; Quick 8; Quick
R'p pfd l., - heoaGina, omaas, 52;< RI, So
PAM 7o St Paul aI1 SD Gms lsss "a Ola lis' St
N LS,-; Wab, p; Wab Did S6sI. r q q
io254: +, & D, 16; Man 1l2, on H:OTSS'
j, So; < 0. "a
The stock il arkat this morn;no WAC ac-
'lV !, nearly @tlJ 900 shares changing hands
curing the two hours to noon, Whi,kv
t' Irus0' nlcago Ga, st Peul. Reading.
Ne" hngian !, Like Shore and Lscka'
"anna Woe the feat ares ana disniavaa
the mo &C ivity and led in strength H. ho
general list was strong and x to . n4r
cent higher by noon The market VI a .
,ess atuve after - o'clock but prices con
Inued strong t. the ose The general
narf et closed & to IA per cent higher
Ice sa es Tor the d " anlouote5 In = , a e
shares. W 'H'"s ~
BALTIMORE, Oct. 81 : Viz sinia consols
9 las Il ID
Onlo STOCK 944 Did; Nori ihern Central stock
. a6!; Bal.imore e. Ohio SonthTaS orra =
.p:I asked; do second incomes 29sIa31. do
Ghlrd Income SHa9H; copsoll dad oas
oohos llSall6; do stock e2;,,s 63
baltimore Produce Marker.
BALTIMORE, hid. Oct 31.-Fiour dulI
w Mestefn super 9Oa2.S IS; do extra ?. .4Oa3. 25.
uo Ianlily 5Oa3 80; winter wheat pstant
1. .loa4 35;, spring wheat patent d 25as AZ.
spring wheat straig ht 9Oa4 .25. ''
WHEAI-Flrmer; No 2 red snot 707<
a; Novemb9r7 a71%; December 73a73fSI
M Mav eo94 aSOS: No 2 steamer red 65as5E
berry 6Sa73 '"'~' 1ons
CORN-Firmer Mixed spot 4slIa4s/
January 46s4s47A; Sou, herncorn sfasdya. sIa
sast1 steamer & NO 2 mixed 45Aa451s; white q
90. n NtIS-FIrm. No 2 white western asa
%, No q OlXed western 35a36
HiE-Quiet. No 2, 5sAa5s%.
tind.t iA1-Qaiet and dun. Good to choice
;, az oppROnIS1ONS = Steady. Mess norh
- ooal3.5 so; bulk meats, loose shonIdeeqs eus 2
oo1g oo1g clear ribs 81; sugar picked shoulders
"a, oGl,d dha5ns' small l2al21a; lard, refined 81:
ID bfu,IIER-Frm. -, Creamery fancy s9sao.
Il" lsdia itat 70 cho1ce 86a2S do imitation 22a2 ::
leas laao1 iancS So' rolls fine %; fair to good
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The state chronicle., 1892-11-01

lie relieve headache, correct d;sor
uers ot the stomach and increase the
appetite, and for the cure of liver com
p,aih's' use Ayers Cathartic pills
iney are perfectly safe to take .nd
invariably promote healthy action Of
the digestive and assimilative oroona
The state chronicle., 1892-11-01

Those who desire a carpet ranging in
price from csc. to soc. per yard should
extmine the number of desirable patterns
We offer at these prices.
W. H. & r. S. Tucker & Co.