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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-11-23

But Hairy Bills declaration seemed
a little premature. He did not realize
what stubborn things old habits are.
nor how weak is human will to resist
temptation when once we begin Civ
ing way to little things.
One autumn day the restraint which
Daisy's influence had held over her
fathers cowboys was rudely broken
Payday came, and the cowboys
yielded to the pressure of old habit.
rode over to old Purdey's saloon in
Deer Track canyon, and had day
of it.
They then rode past the ranch,
swearing, shooting and behaving as
wildly as a party of Apaches-
The wild ride soon terminated. Bob's
pony was fiery, and the bacchanalian
shouts maddened him As his rider
was discharging his revolver into the
air he tore away and leaped madly over
rough bluff, leaving Bob badly
bruised on the jagged rocks below.
They were sober enough when they
picked the poor fellow up and carried
him to the ranch
''W're plumb unfitten ter be in ther
house whar that inherent leetle gal
is" said Hairy Bill, as the cowboys
fingered at the door while Mr.. Rainey
and Daisy hung over the wounded man
We've jest materially oHcirilized our fool
selves. that's wotr'
When Bob learned that it would be
long weeks. perhaps. before he could
even hobble about the house, he
groaned:
''it's err punishment. boys. fur goin'
back on our oath. We've went clar
back on that thar covenant ter civil
ize. Fur that leetle 'un's sake. I'd like
ter bate my fool self ter death I've
plumb throwed away all her sweet
faith
Don't say that, Bob cried Daisy.
tears in her eyes. I'm 50 sorry for
you You must lie quiet. and I'll help
papa take care of you
And she did help. Just how much,
she never knew, but poor. repentant
Bob did, and the others realized it fully.
too.
1t was always Daisy's cheerfulness
WHACu IHC
patience. ''She be a plumb angel" he
would declare to the cowboys as they
stood over him
Bob" said Daisy one day. as she
stood by his bedside alone, what
troubles you? 1 know you are think
ing of something that makes you rest
less. Please let me help you"
God bless yer. leetle UNI he cried,
using the old name he had given her.
I'm less than two weeks, it's goin' ter
be Thanksgivin'. an | aimed all long
ter go home ter mother. My mothers
a good, ole-fashioned soul, leetle 'un,
she is. an she b'lieves in Their
Bible an in keepin' Thanksgivin'. l
amt seen her fur two years now, an
I'd saved up enough ter go home
on. an give her nice present"
Where does she live, Bob?'
AT Coldwater. Kansas" he an
swered. But it's no use ter think o
mother an Thanksgivin' now. / won't
be able ter travel fur three or four
weeks. an maybe not then; besides,
my money will all be used up by then.
Mothers old and lives erlone. an it d
been plumb fine ter a-slipped in on her
on ThanlSsgivin' an help her eat
pumpkin pie. She sets heap on her
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-11-23

though he declared: "She's bound ter
make a regular dude of me-
Thanksgiving day dawne1 bright in
the valley. and Rainey's ranch was
early astir. The cowboys were as
eager as schoolboys to help Daisy
make il a joyous occasion.
1t was almost dinner-time when
Hairy Bill came driving up to the
ranch in the light wagon There was
a motherly-faced woman by his side,
and Daisy ran out to welcome her.
The old lady kissed the child with
happy tears in her eyes, then she was
led into Bob's room.
Mother was the one joyful word
he was able to utter as he clasped her
in his arms. How did you happen to
come to see me, mother?"
Its all that blessed child's doings,
Robert she answered "She wrote
me such dear letter. telling me of
your accident and inviting me to come
to see you and take Thanksgiving at
the ranch"
This is the happiest Thanksgivin'
o. my life.' cried Bob. as, half an hour
later. they were all seated around the
long ranch table eating of the good
things provided for the occasion
THAT blessed leetle 'un has done me
more good than er hull carload o.
preachers could a-done. When
slipped. she didn't pass by on t'other
side. but staid right by me an cheered
me right along. Boys. she's taught me
that it's tier best fur Teller ter pick
hisself up every time he falls. and not
stay down"
"Wa-al fellers, we won't give up
Their civilizin'." said Hairy Bill, after
they had retired to mount their
broncos-
I'm thankful we kin try agin, if we
did Slip" said Sam
Yes; an amt / happy ter see how
thankful that leetle 'un air? She's
plumb joyous" said Charlie.
Yes; an every galoot of US orter be
thankful ter his very liver that we're
alive yit ter try agin," said Hairy Bill.
''Bob's mother is goin' ter stay as
housekeeper. Bob's comm out ter Their
range, an things air got ter be decent
hyerafter at Rainey's ranch. Let Their
civilizin' purceed. Yer hyer me, ga
loots?--Ad Fl. Gibson, in Leslie's
Weekly
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-11-23

JoSEs-"Did you have a good Thanks
giving dinner?" Smith-''Oh yes, but
the real time for Thanksgiving is about
three days after, when you feel toler-
ably sure that you are going to survive
the dinner. Press SiftingS
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-11-23

Hush. Willie, hush said Mr.. Hicks
to his noisy son as they sat at dinner.
You are noisy enough for six boys"
well, give me turkey enough for three
boys. and I'll keep the others quiet"
said Willie Harper's Bazar
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-11-23
An Apt Illustration.

Tommy said the teacher. do you
know what the word foresight
means?- ''Yes'm-" Can you give
me an illustration" ''Yes'm-'' You
may do So" Last night my mamma
told the doctor he might as well call
around and see me Thanksgiving
night --Washington Star
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-11-23

And the late red roses fame
Faded when the asters came.
AL the autuml's red and gold
Flashed and spread and died away;
Seas OF vapor tossed and rolled
Round the hilltops dim and gray
Latest bloom was dull and dead
When the Indian summer fed
What Of thats The radiant blaze
Shining on the cottage wall
Makes the autuzsn's latter days
Warmly welcome unto all
Like a parting sunset ray.
Comes at last Tb' nkaziying day.
Then. with signs .: goodly cheer.
See the pantry shelves arrayed-
Ruby iellies. crystal clear.
Rich preserves and marmalade:
And a streak Of sunshine lies
In the row OF pumpkin pies.
All the contrast, Who can tell
What the Pilgrim fathers bore
All the hardships that befel
EXiles on a barren shore?
Yet their thanks TO God were sent:
They with freedom were content.
We have corn. and wheat and fruits,
Peace dwells with Us all the day.
Who our liberty disputes,
Who can wrest our rights away,
Let US. then. our blessings heed.
And our thanks be thanks indeed.
Hattie Whitney, in Golden Days
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-20

High Low Closed years
Soysm5Ssr .2sas%c ils lS l2S,s';G l lS
HeGsay' ......59" rio IL" i6g,aiio5 1918
Ts6Tqary 100 i"S' iSS S,@lSs, iS
April ......-... 40 io35 1913 s5oio'o l'.''
The s'a"S'''"' To-day. Yesterday Last 90 Ef 70
Sew-York stock .........'i-z - AZ 3s724 3..l6
Sew. Orleans stock ........ VIZ" 49, -
Stock at all por,. .2oS:2$ 200 10 20 '" 4.s.i
S SsTSTs $ $siiysFis: I ss as "a "a
Seu'Orleans deliveries 40
Total deliveries 1896 1856 $50" %sS% g
NnGs supply l5s2' 'd2 2' ,a'
neglected and market b is rg S% nd on spot Sus
all nseT way although negoTston n nal ce
made on and esS b basis M dnS co as"
held iaS With bsn;s a nasT way on p @ G
d1 and vss sns case and powdered
10 t9SspE 70 'e QUINN a quiet steady foreign quoe
At ?' saav at 81 soas, s Ga So % H H Roots
aqffto f1s %SD Of s a S" ms'%
Ss,her b the action 81 ihf Mers
are much hrmer in asking prices ana FAR
disposed isr Safse a. ssnd about l,
as d fso Ss. l l nils 1Rs 5. r
sae oSls s asks Extra = IT, private terms
.,nerHne 81 49, 90 bbls city mn nes o. ,erms 800
bis Clears Sc - and 500 n 5sls TsS
sss2 4S> s4FEf' MsTEs qgIs,
sales $50 oss bis at 300 SSis 900 ea9'rd nran
aywne io saFn1cTe M e 49, f5'" ssady
White q n. yellow. 81 L. eoaTsG eo 75c
IEnf ,s srss; i 5'siSy sas R"5
soqaSc h9mny, es & psi a. c,y sales
200 %o iR1: & Dried obbg IsdS continues Ss
q mo SeTs bu, the ;one market rasns is not
particularly encouraeins , demand growing very
R,e II any Improvement, Prunss are IN ia nre firm
FOR Fs Ss fa1 ay' sG Ta yaene
rasns a5c california 3A0Se r r%Tt, ss'eS prn
S.i0sIr California 5aoc French. 5H95:.9: alm@naS
iot@i3i,c Brazil nuts. S'.a4':e' w"'hu'S' ''"'s''
n roREGN GREEN rRUITThs distribution Of smS
rsnres are quiet rather easy; cocoannts are ns
.S@ steady We We, 80 .n no.
sc 80 to s. ia and sossanu s.. to sto ,,r,v
i've and stronger at NewYok. selling up ~ IRON
the ns night, with quit an a sSSe ctars and
declined &c with very little feature OF interest, Inc
early strength due the eTs,r o esoecay at L
erpool and there good Liverpool inquiry iGr wheat,
in the foreign Maf here ~, TIN
rad after getting OF the market in tn early lart
~ The Jsv found very little encourage further buying
" n certain that there been big speculative buying OF
turing The las, ie% a} h On .ne or ot remains
10 seen The buyers claim that the actual orders for
whee, better than at any Inn hsye bse we e rnpy
depleted OF late particularly Liverpool so that there VIII
have to be decided prov mran ,oks bear
ish attitude of big Western traders and con,nuei
feeling OF hesitation claimed by careful authorities
that ~ per the spring wheat crop has ef NE
, rs, non,hs therr Is on,y as much wheat
forward has been brought forward In the last ski!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-20
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

REEVES r. ie N s e, 100 @ s:s4 70 .5 '' s,
ts M. car h.d over wednesday,, thor" were ~ .'rs
On @ y'' icT s9 r GU s, vi" VII =" i ', a, fre
perhaps thar Welne-la' 'u' thefc yaf D.. mpf 49,.
m ihs6~ i@arr " we.j Slaughter ,,Irrha-rd ,tou
gr"r. ~ f'Is ,r 81 = wrs~r, anger. a. g oaS
at 81 55osi IS iu. a. ease = c.~ 81 5: {,
pc n ~ decent - ch'e" G"a'y lns' l,rf %cf' ,
stma'ci dressed weight; shipments o-m,rr0w inculc
G1ut,,fr $40 ca,'l- IN thr Massachusetts r sham.
,c , sn "n9 I'd ; cn r 'r"' aas '' asrgr
Th~ last named nrm WIZ oa4 %" M'rcnE" 'a 1hn' ,,o
ct~ and @o shop = u ster.ea' "9a 3'o c1'iie
h G[ h,wecn Go,d,mi, aad sefwarz., sui
sg,r no ItHs 80 rc'' M"n'mo, viz no III! an,
3se sherman Cal, & wc , aos".. ~ y T.
lous Tcsana l2.' Ii ~ - - j., l"s j.. a., ;, 90 80
H. az l,'s 20. Is limos .,cs Iei s. r. Z t.
l2o ~ At s. H. 80 d. LIZ n u q, - L. ''r ~ n NJ a.
g! do iii5 H. at 50 o. d.. i22u ~. of - =" do
8 4 oeii ,,cf,' ls 8 p + Il = . H.
l@ :, +; a - ii,, 49, f., 81 l, :, n c IT., 49,
~ It 81 50 o z, a. I"3 a. - 100 T. 'o i e. p n a.
ivi, H. at 50 "a. 1870 ~ at 81 II - d. 1877 ~
sne,man e " ,ac '' I, ,,'' H. at "''' IS
- MggrTson 60 10 at 81 g. = na 49, iig
a. ~ e r. d. s TO- os' D.: 40 r at at : s %i s
~ q, s. Hentu,, oxen ,o IN No. ~ e. - d. a. Ito r.
at s. < =. d. -. ~ ., 81 ~ ONO 40 100 NJ a
s: 80 STATE ia c"w 3D. 81 & * Is s q 90 bulls 3D.
: SANDERS 4, virginia steers. l2>2 N. a. 81 20. d.
y al - 30; is do l?7o T. 4, So 20 We. yr9 i-
H. At s. - DO 1854 II :, z, = 49, s,"n a, s. ~
d. 1915 ~ AT So II. do $40 IL. 80 81" do 1916 TO-
j. shambcrr & s,n: 10 Ohio steers 1873 n, At s. +"
CALVES Receipts. 80 head u which :''S at SKI
Common TO cocc r,als s1nss peg ioo IL. gss"rs
At g 5"a52 a. and fd cai"s at $'pSs Count, 1f"srH
sa2c. dressed efassers lower at 3"i'ac and lille
calyeT were also lower at 4pGc 400 -, ....,. -, g..
per loo ~ do - H. At Sc: do. lGi ~ at s. . 10
80 ,' ~ 81 s. 90 les, 50 g. - I2 . nm n ." yca
23 H. ~ 10: fl calves. liN ~ AZ 81. d. 800 w.
81 80; go. 90 NJ at 81 N'i- II Grass"rs. 1 H. ut
: SANDERS - yeas s.. : do; las H. a. s.
~ at s. *. - lo III II. a. 81 -
T. He''a ,ea a. No. s a. s i ,I' ~ a; So g.
Receipts. - lO.Is1 head " cars f"r butchers
making with stock held over from p'c'lm ai,,as ..
for sale. u which ~ cars "'fr :" Slyieihsi me
opened extremely ~ -hal" lower prices i"F
day there itile activity aad about q" cars
sixtc,hs and cars a. Jersey ,ity - binary 10 fair
sheep sid s2ate - per loo lunch of extra heayy
si n, 81 ~ An eSporter bought ,arlosd at private
,erin1 ireSsed mutton weak AZ fGGc % H.: dressed
| ambs sold 5a7'.c
Sales-M collins 57 Canadian lam - 10 - "ragr a,
- 81 per n" n 2'o canada and Michigan n,ed d. -
~ 81 -. ai+ Penrs,l,nnia DO g. D. - 81 90 ~ d.
81 80 ~ Wes,ern sc.p III d. AZ '@''; ~ Penn
''iy" IS, d. 100 ia e S3% lamb. "a N e 81 80 rsa
KentaoM sheep ~ H. at " 90 - KENNEDY sheep ana
Hume mullen: 30 Western lau,ss - ~ a, 81 49,
20 Sc 5o 1855 do ca 10 50 30: 60 do. Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-20
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

rpnoo oct io-Cattle- Receipts last y hours. <.o
hn,. tC,oi FIR week thus FAR. l5so head t9r - ~,
Inc Iost week - MO head. consigned through, -
head to York. Gio head; on sac ~ Is ciasej
weak In, about all sold Hogs Receipts Us, .,
II 40 head. total for week thus far. Ni"'
~, head: 10 New York l.cjo head. IN sal" ON" @
market opened duh and lover; closed "'hn anu ,,hc,
with sales - all 81: pigs 81 "Ef' 'n
-, i.,ds hold over carly sales iorkrrs ;" '"f - =,
yoi MEDIUMS s. iOds5 II. mostly - 10; Iar~"rs @h
rlrs neglected. nominaly quotali" AT e." r"uEhS -
a. 10. stncs \, 25aSi sheep nnl lambs Re'"p-r ",S
Tor same lime wc'k 81 200 h"ll c'n.i;n", . i
cn, head 10 Nev- YORK 22ssI head. on sale l2s, h"ad
nnrke, nron"l lIl and lorer. closed N'ry tul ~ .
weak Win large number uu-tldt 'arllA =, -
," ~ stnSi 10 choice lambs ~ nnHs3 =" good ~ ~
81 -. culls ard common 81 1iH*% 90 "aTF S1ioS -
canada lambs SiuSi 10 ~ *ly - 10, E'l mN''
sheen s:o5as2 ~. fair. 81 '3n>2 'u's ana '"'''''
fn!on STOCK Yards chicago. oct. a-Cnttr-i' ".ein]
5oa" head. Market hrm common 70 "NIa s'e r ts e.
l,s3 ~. calves e. .jHSI -. Hogs It'c"It' Z'"" n.
Market weak Heavy 50 GonsI 10 common IT, c.9lrr.
mlAcl - i"Hsi choice as t"o - N,d$t '' no EJ
Mario uncnaag'd Inferior To- ch'''" '''ff"' ''"''F
- louis o. 10 Cutie Receipts . SO hoat MARX,
,erv uiet IN nat vcs steady ~ Texas department. KY,
sfoe-~ s2uS. - warnings s. 10. Texas sie"rs y ~ ~
e. 90 I1ss Erc~ips ~ head MARKET dun ana weak
clos.r. ~ loI1ic decline. Heavy. - ''pN Va my
V,r.ai tl ann ahpn. i5r lower. native mixed - -"N
5. ~, ;or,hv est mixed seas2 30. lamlc s.
East Liberty oct 10 -'atu" lI"c' rs USn. NM. .i
s.cnay a, unchang.I prices primo. s. 2'g s. %. 800
q osi good bu,ohers 81 7jas4 rlush Eat. s. 'oHM -
fair lshi steers 81 'rs3 20 iiog' ta'' ' ,
, I'LL ana love- sd"ph,ar - 20 {,'r z Ysrt ,
81 gs5 pgs 10ds5. good sass 40. stays ana
r1ugh sovs s3IS3 -. She"p supply g marE-t gu
'he'p. s'as2 =. god sh@cp mls s.a
> val clly".. 50 i"u>b -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-20

-..,.,. ur,hated
DAYS. Reports about wheat ieenhhs coilihu recentiv
and Y Armour jr.. Of Chlcag" ~ quot'i a. oc,.i
making experiments Win noss Wnicn re, recep,s
bushe for the wheat iHtci' 70, tvvb Gr
at rprinc wheat markets To-Day were "-',.l
GLIDING Chicago 1886 bush. nearly al ~;
81, ai3 bush last winter % - pis' "sas aa
ole bush. Selboard receipts. o3Nd' busn -
81 bush: total 800 J26 BUSH against "a W"
nor,s iWi 1876 bush against 2j3O33 bush The ai,enDy
decline was bro;gi> close Ivy tn large tAP1. ~
moss reported which exceeded the trade OF 'h' 'i
hv 'C-y large majority for any GAY ioI seN''i, -,
Tho disposed to disbehe'e me ,so,
business. asserting that there was ~
in II bu, The strength If the European ,,,. ,~.r
closing cables and The statement by cons Co.
pool houses tnal ud, iaN.' .,,,a5 ~ confirm n belle,
DAY, win E ASH - nne Ths close was
ma 49,, iniertOnc OF tn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-20
Gote!s.

N =, So: - s,ae sheep - 10. at So ~ - DO - 10 d.
e. ais, Yesterday: ilo canadian lambs y ID AT sf"2
10 sheep lO7 10. at 81 30 g. ,. - ", n, 81.
d. Mcrhorson & Co: 100 Indiana lambs. - =. e. g., -;
In 81 stat" do II II, ~ =, W, -
%Ichean TO- O. No. at 81 80; 2i5 Ohio sheep ana a'oS'
81 -. a - -. . 60 y, NJ e. RI.
20 sai" Io ST n AT 81 %. - do G2 10. at - - ,o,,
{; Duonback: 100 Canadian lambs - ID al ~
81 state do - NJ - -: 3lj do, " TO- al - 'o' -
tIuertoct & Tolls: iI3 Michigan ambs. u ~ ~
81 Sii 23 do 70 81 So io3 state sheep ~ H. d"
Wi:kerson & sherman: 30 ohio lambs 10 re a. 81, -
Newton 4 Co: 81 Ohio sheer iol ID n = % yern
sylyanla d, Cfew sheep. Gl ~ at 81 - - o, g..
Jeiine Wright 4 CO.: ~ state liinis ~, -,
>, 4" ~ N NJ 20: 81 STATE sheep ~ ID AZ > 49,
70 do III n At 81 20 II do. @ 10 AZ s55e oar, A. Ier
noes Ee,arts. ~ 0r 52bS head ~ caIS a. ia
sev city and 10 at trh-s, Ahout ~ ~ .',nry.
Ws~le, ito,ed ,-eaf a. 81 2oT<5 40 per 700 no '.""9
dressed lower Al cas.c for heavy 20 Hsht "e'S"'s'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-20
bale. Havana. 7oca os 100 bale. 7oeas2 90 in
cor-xrpy ppODJ,CE MARKET.

New-York October IL; 1897
BEANS AND are sOs , to %9 ana al a
beans BAT BUYERS are si a1e 20 Supy' and 81 20 or
anu .l' pe m.IHm steady but quiet Red kdney mnch
unsettled odcrs are Icing e.hE ,, LOT her hinis
easy Green peas isW se We do MEDIUM s. - pea.
81 6I:gSl 90 o. REQ s. @ No. do White kidney 81 2p
s. ~ Do yellow eye 81 90 do turtle SOUP s. No.
% lima caf? Gs, c i 3 /. S S co. DO foreign
pea. is@. 81 caS 30; green peas Dds p 0'' w ''
'bTTER Trade was very slow again today nTt
there change In the general position ., ' sar M
occasion for securing ahead OF their wants
4, little cheaper but receivers were not g@nray ~
state dairy fa made tubs 20 break up foI iam i nI
aqR n sosa are ST a GSG' Ti'fd Gns IN Of
pr NJ :s ,G5: 49, TO- sSsoGs s 5aIS a.
Iune make, 70 d., seconds to nrss 49,
hrss 2oa22c: d. thirds to seconds ltaisc' St".
aTgi m'n rreamr% .Gls western dairy i3ec
factory June make arkin, iasai'e' do JanT tubs
CIiEf:sE~shpper. wanted few ., the large s.ca Ss
lower bids from dealers: most u the latter pn, 'heH
% s at c for dn nSy an S"scna a Of
coored good many prime to choice factories ncinainr
m lower aT was VA, Mn's small sizo fui cream SLOW
The o part roe T i WI c sa,e factory fu
SePn6er make large ,ze coGred i""6 Snc per o. toSc
do good to choice 81 ara do common w. iar a.
a. common +" far SisaGi.c pnr skms Chenaneocs etc
choice 7a7igc; 10 rood 10 prime. 3i9"G'sc do common
E&Gis"Thc market is excessively dull \ iew fame,
s reach 2c but tho price often shaded and bs' Jar
Western are now generally offered at ~ S.c'm n
| Lined duh and weak We quote. Jers"y per dozen. zff
Gn ON" c ana W,' M9n r % i" FAR To- good ia
western held ca;e 81 '@gs, 80 tho moderate offer
nes fancy goods but ordinary qualiii"s CON
, n1r @ Ga le n a RI'i can i @ @ k5! and %
du Qnlnces higher and Arm 3ncs ina in goa y
W. gn'' c Apo' c fa 81 cas 'T DO DOL c Ss
Pr 81 &C.; Ggs: So s s,a,F PT o NO. f 9
81 Soa$3 ounces saa 90 Eaps ne"TaT c aTa NJ
fair. ioaic. Chawha. onilc concord io9I1 ~ ,,rs
basket l'a2.c e9 s1 c's , %osara aTe,.c e.
awha. e Concord 2u:'.c cranb'f.i.s q. , , 'I f
Bang oral ss's per- S DO '; 81 ca,: crate, S w.
81 , Soma G arf a@ @'' S.,c y'!d 'g F
supply tYr me ma %a~ cr I"64s l "e sra lem and a y
dried apples still very y 'nr'h~ change IN snail
fru,s general demand sh, W. qn',c Atr''' o rp
G GIa" % Common IT, AR 5loc Do dried en7
chops I+ais.c coTes ana IN it,rkier,es GaG -:
aprcots California box "air'.r L. bag ,.I'' III
neashcs gnp"C 10, , Cai'oi l11.. 'S az
HorS fair Ga.nc' as ans SH o str s,i 9n' , w.
choice n To-. a. goa 20 m@ cn6 Hc" c rc d
10 fair Gn4 ra cd1 ' ,,,r s,sc od oids eaar
rotLrrY ALiyT Thrc a.. orc Il W".,Trn c9mc
o,crloahe the nar' was r. 'rd5 e M i' ,h
far westcr te Yen, At - T.. fgs ana if am i s. s
W. eaos ipHqs ,h'k@3. l'' w E~, M "a
W"s.crn 90; lS"'s' 49, .,' sts ar rs ~ So; eec.c
ler PAR 81 l9pN = rs~n' per r''r goa 80. -
up f,riy well i, icro sno a-,nnul.'on = 'In"n
qualities IN sn' which ne.l"f' are Io h'I n.
T Wa, Po i,, " li M Wc.,err -,-p.' kcd eaio
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-20

THE GENERAL MARKET REFOhl'

New York. october 10 1874
COTTON The first sales Of the day We're t az ga ~
-, % 2 nonts on near months ana uici"is1- -
yoint decline on late positions There was i''s
poin or 50 these prices theL the rng The fore
I'm with sales during the early paIt Oh WI was
??oc tsc .,3e paI iiS me ne, Of to points ToaI
soles ia 100 bates. The market was h nresses II
"a rcnor from New Orleans that one OF IN, ~ 600
~, c,v was on fire and would destroy piiopah h,ir-
~ ~ co:fon This report acc mpallei ~ ,aan
ordars There VII, probably come mo Sien, tn Co.
600 and some say "V'"v ~. roses
-, fures started steady and unchahgeu' ~ ,,or
P Ne, loss Of | 10 = points. Liverpool SPo' O,,rc
,raction lower with fair business sa,,S
,'r "a onn bales The statement as 20 'ne irta l,c.l
,iartet Indicated material change 10 rna r
beari.h but cautious az ."V
~, 40 uo-Ln- down 70 the jizc basis Inc puls' %
49, band aggressive. as me ht"Ns
80 -, Leen nrccs down The demand or 20 ,o-ta,e
y. ~ conh s loss active. and most Of te Slo. r.,
O. ,ha, section are weak and in some Cas- 80 tom
IN Iat estimated a. iI'i
oo - 10 600 bales against l|.2l1 ba'S i" -
CT HaIas las. wear Port Roya recepta. 90 a,.,
pscents al Houston lsilS ha,es ssalha, ins hale
iss, week Ql2s baes last year r, - lac, year
r. interior towns show very larSe ,r,s show
-, W. Atlantic and Mississippi NaiIN oMIs e. the
,,sb. movement Receipts at an ~ ~ 80 ssi week
,eek were 514 bales. against halss against
81 400 hsies las, week 1911 763 bales ast Nea uerk
2l1WH 9a. =e3 haies against lS66U6 bales iast W.
81 SOS bales receipts a. os h eaies Ia;
oa 20 90, 49, last year Receipts At the poftS 90 80
naL u,ere 40 1871 bales. against "o'% pa q,
W." oso oso haies last The week NOV 'rce
~ ,rs "a practically the largest ever W., bsng
the p hss hem KEEP; Of movement the largest Oe
915Cc0 bales -. ,odov and closing bids the
nrrsons night and last year follow;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-20

VI MILF specua,ion again on = very Tb.
vi 80 ,rces mn In sympathy with iiaNie @o'' -,
scaS, Va featureess in other respocts. o.,oer
MARI ,a1rc make; steady AZ i3llO" - tss
,he Soyember G7.25 pigs December X, "a
JanTary 625 pies Teerue,y o. rty po cSles steady
PEI 90 reis for 30 Excange GI9iTa s,s 10 90
Septs az tock $50 90 Santos market s,ay
ceip,s 1900 Bags stock $50 ske eoseS as follows
quoted az ~. November 50 - frs pecemoer ~ 10
Octopsr. 70 10 frs; February, - IT'S; MdIo"' '-' '
Apr % closed steady 5gl5c advance safes were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-20
REAL ESTATE.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

reals, n ooo1 n . OF Kingsordss Road. 53tx
T4li: James II Young to Robert Dun, .......
iith-ayc, corner ls.tn-s.' %" Achaei
Eastman T. John Geraty - ,,;;.;...,.
Lot . block $50 map Kemp estate, I'D Ward
etc executors: Ecyanna Kemp ~ Margaret Nc.
e IoTnl''s No 1875; Samson Waliach to Hannah
,aHd.si :. 27So # W Of oth-ave ls.9xooii
,asi"s, n 3. is5 IT e OF Lenox-ave. 2jxoa.ii;
ssms 20 s "a $50 Il Of 2i-avc 25xlooi ,ams
,a.,sst ~ ~ n . OF 1th-ays. .0xs3. II: George
+ johnson 20 Charles Noble. 49,.
lS4th-st. s. 30 # " OF Len9x,ave 2'Hs9n;
,oI,hst n 3 22j Il " Of Lenos-aye 2JxJ9.li;
rS sit,n No 10: r G sellew to Caroline
,io,nest n e corner Boulevard. 'jxso.ii George
,chonbach To Roicrt T. Westcott. .,.,....,.,..
I3Gtk-st n s. POI 4 W Of Th-aVe l.S99ll;
Thomas r Donne!!ey. referee 70 h'cna'd
Monroe-s; No os3: executors OF Rosa Miller to
Jenny Nelson corner Mechanics Alley. aoxioo:
lena Ul,in.nthaI 10 Pauline Aron"iiz. .:.....
stanton-st. No iss Joseph schor to Bernat
Springer mi Z, 81 .th-ave. I5Ilx72s: Ella
l. Michaciis to Marx solomon
s,,h-st n 5 327 II Of West End-ave isxloo.2;
John Dunn ct al To- william u Thompson. 80.
olt.et II : - T. % 2i-1ve. I'XlvDs; Sam.
snn Wallach to Hannah Waliach ,;.,...,.:....
Lexing,on-aye : corner st. lI2xsO Katie
y Alexander 10 lee WolH ......'.'...''..':.
Lot 81 and part 81 10, 90, mar ~ ntr,sm
COMMONS etc: Atmore !. Baggo, TO Edward
steers ...................:,. ...'.'''.
ssth-s,. $ 5 i0e 3 II * 5th-ave. 973xIoo.s;
BENJAMIN II 1'rask to Caleb u h,i.m r,h ~.
York. eto; John 1. Bu'goyn, to Samuel x Sim
mons Jn 20 Hook 70 mar sections 4 ana B.
North Hew-York. etc, Charles Notle to George
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