davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1896-01-25
Children's Department.

S. Long Coats for Infants. nts.................$3 9S
81 Silk Caps, all styles, all sizes. .79c
81 Hand-knit Leggins. ......................7 .75c.
5Oc Dresses, new Styles to years. ........ .30c
1sc Fast Black Hose, all sizes .1Sc
4c Black Hose Boys "Ironclad". .:21c
2oo Black Hose, all other styles. .19c
6Oc Best Ribbed Hose, Boys and Girls .... .43c
&c Ribbed Bal. Waists with buttons .19c
'35c Ribbed Vests and Pants 25c
SOC Jersey Ribbed Vests and Pants. .S5c.
10 per cent OF Children's and Misses American
Hosiery Co.'s, Norfolk and New Brunswick, Cart
wright and Warn r's Underwear.
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NEW YORK MARKETS.


New York. Nov. s-The rssfway shares
as group again today absorbed more
speculative interest than the inGustrsals
They ~eascted the enormous prods taking
on the boom. for although the total trans
actions fell short Of Wednesdays record
by about f2s.e1 sSa-ex. tire operations dur
ing the Lass hou- were es animated ars
upon a. large rTops~tsorate scale "a On
that day Extreme .rreg1sariTy Character
lied rurlosr OF stocks. particularly IN sr-
dastr2als ard syectasties. aa<. the course az
rTfcea trendsd iowe-. the Seei5aes BENG
accelerated b a renewal OF stock SobhlaS
rasnors OF trnp@nssnx Cuban ccraplea Ions
LONDON was not a noteworthy sactor in
the speculation, ard there was bat ftfis
~ me way az Ia cor.snt new developments
afsnousa a. easier condition OF tie money
and Commercial paper markets vas noted
tine funds 'oachErx q minimum 81 5 per
cent for a. oates THIS eozait.or gas
partly reSr~ou sfa'e Tor further hs~ss-tnv
81 scfIal ste-iizE egurss. but TIE ssS@ ras
also attributed 20 tire temporary insfsr.o
sathsr az ies4ssre hozses 20 draw hsffs
vhEe ~ the ether nan<s The demand from
importers was reported small. TAs ma
kes Rad eshshs,e.a a sasxsng ter s~rsv =,
ttse forenoon speculation upon a ssrsss4,r-
eA1v diminished voF1rle .. H,,ssrsss "a
compared with "Wednesday. Gsva1srs4s ~c-.
g~essfvs strength sroaa5 uals&zw. ara 80
tSSt prices GO The cay were then n,axs~
Around delivery hour he advance u9s
sscrEss. al re asrkes became sx-a-.-
stonany sc,ive ard excited &C ,he Chan
war rarrors referred % above ana yrsoas
elugipe5 al along the the. Ire eloSs2-
was Ssax a. SHARP fractional ret deem
generally.
The railway bead market z-s .ess ac-
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Steamer Augusta cleared for Astoria
yesterday with 100 tons Of coal.
Tug J. E. Boydan cleared at the local
customs house yesterday for Victoria
Japanese steamship Kinshuf Maru 10
day.
sunday Is steamship day The waIla
ala VIII arrive from San Francisco, and
tne eisy or Puebla viii sail.
steamship Umatilla is now loading
wne2t at Tacoma for San Francisco. Sho
VIII take fuel here for the passage down.
steamer State Of Washington was laid
np yesterday for repairs TO her engines.
cns Went out In the evening as usual
5ogarrs piledriver was towed from
rcrt orchard 10 Richmond yesterday by
the tug Wasp The Wasp with lay OF two
Gays 70 put in new air pump.
Steamship Al-ki Is due to arrive today
or tomorrow from Alaska She will pro-
oaaiy have aboard the 30 Cook inlet min
srs who have been tied ~ At Sitka
Chilean bark Lake Leman. Capt. Bog
20, was towed here Wednesday by the tug
Tacoma. and remained in the harhor
while The Tacoma took fuel at the Oregon
Port EiakeIey.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.


Chicago. Nov. 5.--Everybody appeared 70
have wheat for sale when the trading IN
II started. December which was worth
1914, as the session was ending Yesterday,
was greatly pressed for sale at 7sxc. but
practically none could be disposed OF I'M
Il! II was offered at 55i.c. It was ten MIN
utes or longer before there were buyers at
over &c. and half an hour from the OPEN
ing IL sold At Ts'4c- Stop-loss orders in .
great number OF instances could not be
filed until the loss had largely exceeded
the limit set by the brokers' customers
There was considerable disappointment
I'm the cables, which came lower In spite
Of our sharp bulge yesterday and It had
A depressing tendency on other news. The
Minneapolis and Duluth receipts amount
ell TO sac car loads. compared with In
on the similar day OF las. week and LIS
cars on the CORES ccndiag dav from the
year before. All outside markets were
much higher than this one Cash wheat
was In excellent demand end for the
most part brought within Lee or &c OF
Yesterdays price. even when Deceu1n Der
was down 1i-c Too much had evidently
been bought In expectation os an frarzedl-
ate big advance after the election. and
those who had not seized YESTERDAYS op-
portunity 20 take their profit had evident
IL begun 10 think IL was now time to take
what might be left
EEE-RJGsQ EFH~ik lA2t tna word 4
wheat stocks had Increased = ee 900 DIR
ing October vas another Weakening fac
tor. as we're the reports puk aaoat that
the later election returns showed the sue
cess OF he free silver presidential csnS.-
data This reeort. waIca had been tese-
grapa@d into the country. brought a good
many selling orders. OUTSIDE 81 buy.nx 70
cover shorts and secure proGts. the mar
ket received very LITTLE support shortly
after - o'eIeek the nlarxes. which In he
meantime had rallied to 7sl.c ,,.ox an
other sfsae which landed 4 a. 49,, Eal<
a cent % this MAS quickly recovered ara
a. the c.ase pecsEn Der vas sailing a. III,
with a slightly better tee.tDx prevatlir.x
Cora opened weak ard remained IN .has
conGition al GAY
In oats business was limited. and the
market could truthfully be called a purely
sympathetic one
Provisions Jared 70 hesrer than TIE 9th
er markets. There was little demand and
everyone was Inclined 70 sell
stock Exchange R~opens.
After having been closed for over three
r1entns. ts1e Chicago stock exchange was
rscpeasd today. Though ore or two
small failures were erected today .har
failed TO maserfaltae most OF the trades
held IN allegiance by the closing Of the
exchange having beer ans.cahsy setticd.
Ciosing Quotations
Nheat-Noys.ntFr. S-se, December.
ss'sc-
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yoREIGN MARKEn

financial
1oesk
The Times. IN its financial column. again
oscusses the probability a. to the gold
movement II thinks that the activity In
tne train and cotton market will. tor the
TIME being. prevent the return OF the re-
Gently boarded gold from the United
states to Europe. while the payment Of
american imports from Europe will not
nseo 70 % made until 1857. and these pay
menus VIII Do to some extent Offset by
european purchases Of American secure
Ties. The Times does not think that tbs
european investor viii purchase bliudiy
Out that he win buy securities of sound
companies. which have been neglected
curing the Bryan scare. The present In
dicatfons. therefore, are, the Times con-
Guides. that the United States will take q
million or more OF gold before the year
- out. but early In 1887 . refiux IL proba-
Bile.
New York. Nov a-The Evening Posts
london financial cablegram says: The
stock markets here showed q natural re.
action today. Americans were unsettled.
- Is always the case when dealings ara
50 largely Ia options The tone is stu
hopeful. however, and there was consid-
cradle investment buying by the public OF
low priced gold bonds. The share market
- still . professional one. Mines were
oetter. New YORK exchange L. watched
eagerly. the London money market liter
ally hanging on it. The tendency OF money
has been easier until tho next gold ship
ment to New York Is announced. The BIZ
metaliist manifesto claiming the election
In the United States as q bi-metailic vic.
tory causes amusement.
The Paris bourse was quiet, the settle.
ment being satisfactorily finished
The Berlin market was steady.
Breadstufls and GPalna
Liverpool. Nov. 5.-Closing: Wheat
Spot quiet, demand poor: No. red spring.
So I'd: No. California, Is ID. Futures
closed steady, with April I'D lower ana
other months 1Ad lower: business about
equally distributed: November, S. "a; De-
Gambler. e IT'D: January. February ana
March. s. nd: April, IS "a.
Corn-Spot. quiet; American mixed new,
- I'D FWures closed dull. with near
and distant positions Id lower: business
about equally distributed: November and
December. - 2ssd; February and March.
= I'D.
Flour-Dull: demand poor: St Louis
fancy winter. g.
London. Nov. IA special article In the
1tmes on the wheat question expresses
eAe opinion that the price win continue 70
advance and advises English wheat pro-
ducerS not to play into the traders hands
oU overlooking che market
Hops.
HoDo-At London. Pacific coast, - g.
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nm GATu8 F0srI1TnLIGENcER, friday NovEMBER 6 1894

Corn-Scvembsr. 3sc: Decembr. ESQ.
-Novemcer. 1s1sc: December. Nssc-
Fosk-Novenher and December. SIS
1rd-Novemher. AE.s: December. $iia
Bariey-1zaSsc,
flax-sv4o7lHe
1fmothy-s15a
1--we Stcck.
Sarsse-Nattve beef steers. aeH95E FOR
common lots up to H15GS for export cat
~. :. WITH bulk Of trading as AS5s S.
1Ancy oeeves we're very scarce and strong
:. S-lc9a-3. ssockers and feeders, 6. 40
:-ss' eows ana heifers = lo8Ala. cows CO.
!ne enieny II 061 with Gamers selling
.ar9eiy At u 5o34 Bulls sold At g. a. chief.
q az 002B. and prime calves cold I'D 70
HoEs-Common to prime droves. s30a 90;
neavy packing lots brought 8 lodaee. and
ehoice medium and lighsweights contin-
Yea to sch At nearly the same prices.
Pigs. 0e4zo.
eneep-Tr2ds IN sheep was brisk at
stronger prices. Western range sheep BE-
ins wanted at CL1sea3s and natives at
S0A1; lambs. $s4s Westerns At top cE-
ure: feeders wanted sheep at g. s50a 50 ana
lanahs at R-508aso
Heeeipts-Cattle. 100: hoes, q. 40: sheen.
1sSoa.
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No UAusaal Amount ~ DoUun O.
Cirealaein9 In IlaAo
wAshington CITY. New. G-opoc,oA-
lam p. Hazsn. CHIEF - ne ooUo1 owV3no
division OF the treasury aeparemonk
speaking Of tho recent arrests made ~ ~
United States deputy mArshale b ~ "
entity Of Salmon Aeadowa Idaho Ct -
sons caught with counterfeit 90 pleoae =
their possession, nays reports receives
from the secret service agent In that a.
trlot do not indicate that there - any 80
usual supply Of bogus coin In c1rouiat1oo
there. In that section Of the COUNTRY
where gold coin circulates freety and cocs
tinually. few counterfeit eagles or hall
eagles. and occasionally double eagles. axo
found: but there has been nothing 70 ~
dictate that they are being mAnufaetUeoe
there. or that any special o. orgnni1oe -
fort Is being made TO circulate them tAMA
Chief Haxen Is also inclined 70 dioeso0e
the report that the Mes Perez Indiana ~
being used a. innocent parties to etruu1n1o
considerable quantity Of this bogus eooA
II has been his experience, he ooyA Une
an Indian can tell whether = gOA 60 -
genuine quicker than the avsraoQ WAleo
man. A special effort II being made - m
cover whence come these eouutoefeie
coins. but this II by no meane - enev
task. as In that section . bogus en- eon
frequently be traced hack throug1 :
dozen or moro possessors. eoeo o. -
whom took II In good faith, without ny
Tea that II was other than genuine
In the East. where a gold ptopo ouono4e
Of the treasury, mint or the han1A, = $50
greater rarity than diamond. b = vuy
hard to pass . bogus one. pno1ne egoes
people are frequently amused a sno -
ard suspicious examination gfven ~
erners TO the gold coin which they
fer when on trip TO the Akl1D0e -
board.
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luxurious Rathfux.

Parss fzas bathing club where al sorts
OF baths VIII be prepared after the Old for
ssg1 recipes Asses milk. such as Queen
Isabella CT Bavaria used every morning,
ross water. lemon juice. barley. Mecca
balm, etc, VII Do fuz1ns there. and even
the famous hash OF Marie Czewerssnosks.
rtae beautiful. mistress OF Alexander !. OF
Russia vAo plunged herself every morn
ing INTO The contents o. q cask OF Malaga
wine, after which ceremony the silver tub
was sgsp--e9 ard the wine sod II seems
THAT such a bath - simply perfect - .
skin feeder.
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Hoquiam. Nov. 1-Spectal.-Arrvee
scar G A. Tnayer. from San Francisco
ior Hocusana. scar Defender. from Homo
9a-u, 70 load q. Aberdeen.
san Francisco. Nov. 5.-Arrived-Sh Co
.am cfa. from Departure bay. Cleared
NC stmr Costa RIGA for NanAtno. Sailed
-S'mr Wafia wslia. for Victoria Yekc-
nana-Saliec November /. Br ssnr ofyEn-
pea. so- Tacoma HonoluIu-Arrived Oc-
tooer -. hksn J. II. Grfa,hs, from Port
Iownsend: bktn Skagis. from Port Town
sena' sailed October - hktn Amelia. for
fori Townsend: @zh. Br simr Aiowsra,
zor Victoria
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tive. bot sAosed AeesosG weakneU %
profit taking The aalao w0u G.41e0a
Coyerznsnts ware weak and ioWsr q
ossea Of 50 90.
silver certificates Showed strength. ana
moved uD half eecS q purchases q "a
Na
TotAs's sea1emsnt oR a. eondSeion q the
treasury Shown: Available cash balance.
81 50 - sold reserve. $l1Asss. ~
uoney anA Exohauge.
Money on call easy at 90 per cent:
prime msrcautils paper. s07 per cent:
srertirg exchange. 6xm and higher. With
actual business Ia oankers' bills .: etsz13
q4saA fer demand and &A004nk fcs SIX
~ days: posted rates. H-A,40&Eas and
aE&4 .: COMMERCIAL bills. SkSp. bar ale
yer. Sic; silver csrtiacafea, s4A06ssic-
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sac IN using any kind ~ ~ tAAs - eeuao
lay his hands On.
Nosn De bad compaeeo6 - soaa ~
sAe whole cuEaDcoRfo1e u -
s .s--sss ana carried Il around - h. poch0
: oays 10 inpar< 20 4. - mUcA -
The appeSr~nce Of wear -
week or 80 sudlosd 70 g1vo =
,s.s . .sv. worn look Of n oaa noeA -
49, = = safe 20 say. nine<y-nlno oo3 -
asndrsd people would have aooeOe.
rss...I gnulns money without . -
1ssns's neaseNssou.
Fas IN early rapsr. and afUUSu
- - - = we-k - Z O'Clock. He eo011nr
- - !. sssncut satsrruo<sun unen $500.
:, s,r.ss 4snnsr 30 would sumssn -
eva - sssoss going down ssaArA Aow.
go ne xouid carefully pue - room =
s. ai1hg Fl a. eppasoexo - 49,
800 - - - 01sna eeeSuv - uneugO
~. - .eea chaAss i1ouaW - oenup
-. s uo00 droWogA oe<Nnuv -
va. .sase1. - eHu1mo1o nooso - n1GAo r
$1,000 ampao 01Atna panoA
80. ~. = - vuDvo1 ~ -
49, -, n - 81 lnk 90 oosoe oGn4
49,, - eesDes0Aao uusammn 81
2 mocsi po19 lnm11no. Sus1s1 49, ~
ocseah - vuunn - - vrx.
~ " - - ~ Nam1neA = RI enlv =
ew noA WAn - G111r0 eeersSeI
49, . - 0A1 - o1WayD eunhy
.,,>-ns. - AlUoQ every
,.,s 49, opuf4 - - unmuno
Ssn.asss - - ~euA ~ sGAGa
- sn0 eoAGnn0 tAo NHt1n ~.
-. - aeasnooso pelno = - = 3 80
49, 49, 1A0 NJ - ehnrn nnveo1nR r
~ sppsaxenes = - - rcrlafeStnn.
he nad 0usoo 0sseraua. q caaosfv
cropped sandy Nago - = ~ ~ -
", 49,. .'s.s - - = n.ossnsA
Ssnkes WORRIED atonA He "a - 60
fcce1ases and - Aeoounascea p - ~
eoTeuvaness Sh1k onnSaoa ~ = caerrv
on MS work q SAono yunrn v4ehrssH 49,
appreheaded befcsN - 8 rniA 49, ~
secret service o4nclrk 49,. - - 49,
eacs OF counterfeit u1unev 80 - r,.H>
pretty sh-ewd rue - q 49,. g .s~,.~
from, and then cAef eGs~,s - 49,
toward locating <he ennr -. -ssts,s- -
dexace- In the case a 49, 49, 49,
utterly ct sea- He 3off - 49, 800 -s.s~S
they could hegsn - - Il - 49, -
the most trsfiinx ooea1rre - -,.,S -
have been at aanerer. ~ -. -ss-s -
which he came to sr1n1 - 49,.
He came 70 Nav va
with the product q 01sss~ 49,
In his pooket T,fls r~~-A~
notes and one "a - g -
to sITD In counterfeas 49, s vr ~ ~
SLIGHTEST diffIcuItv - r--.A ~
sn) uotea one a. 49, -. ~ ~ ~
fact. that n was aneS~s.S ~ 49,
taf.on nv tha hanr -S~~ = ~.ese~s 49,
FOR dr,os,t by ira ~
froyn Ttrrnr tn. S-sA ~ 49, 49, y
.tcIn ->taSc.. Aue ax0 noeo bcou11t
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From Seattle. including berth IN tourist
sleeper from Portland: "a first class. IN
ciu6ing berth In Pullman sleeper from
Portland for trains leaving $50 .. m No
VEN Der { ard &.&e q. nj. November q
Southern Pacific ticket Office. sl3 First
avenue
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TIE California readers Of the Poss-rn-
se..tgs1cer will md IL On sale daily ~
Cooper z Cos stationery store. rs Mar
fe, street. fus, one block uc Market street
0uu H. Cnroe5cse eEfA Proc SC
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SUMMARY.

81 AMAE<1.
Mean atmospheric pressure. ,, .oc. High
est pressure $685. on TIE Stn: lowest
pressure. - 81 on the &th-
Mean temperature. % highest temp
ature. 50. on the LIST, lowest temperature:
s., on TIE 18th: greatest daily range OF
tesnp<rarure. 81 on the 9Th; least daily
range OF temperature. 4 On the I'd.
Mean temperature Cor this month in
rsea. s4 issa. As. lisa si 1855. 81: I&S. g.
Mean temperature for this month for
FIVE years e.
Prevailing direction Q. wind. sonthea g.
Total movement Of wind. 1.sss miles.
maximum velocity OF wind. direction
ard date, % miles. southeast on the S9tn-
Total precipitation s.ts inches Number
OF days with .oi inch or more OF prectpi-
sa.ion. IL
month In ISse. as: tssz. s.ss: isst 2. 10;
isss .es. isS~. z.ts- Average precipaia ton
fer this month for Eve years. 2S-. Num-
Der Of clear azye. 3; partly Cloudy days.
3. cloudy days. IL. dates OF frost. none
NOTE-PTess1rs reduced 10 sea level
'-T~' indicates trace OF precipitation
sTc ce taken from any cve-En1nute rec
GEORGE ". SALISBURY.
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BveadstuMs. Grains, Etc.
San Francisco. Nov. s.-Fiour-Family
extras, $AS@5. bakers extras. AS5GA
superdne s4e54 -
wneat-Shipping wheat. Sis for No. 1.
and -3ss41Lz7h for choice; milling
wheat. G-40Qi.5.
Bariey-Feed, fair to good, Tis9sgic;
choice. Sc; brewing. sT54Gsoc.
cats-White oats, N-SQI 20: black, for
feed. SEQ $I.05: black. for seed s. -1l3 L 30;
red, for seed sScqsi.o5.
Receipts-Flour. quarter sacks u, $50:
wheat. centals. lo4. ss4; barley. cen,als. A.
80; oats. cenfals. SIS; potatoes. sacks.
s.o2o; onions. sacks. $50; rye. centals. 80;
beans, sacks. $3.50. bran. sacks, 12so: mid
dhngs. sacks 80; hay. tons liz: alfalfa
seed. sacks, 3ss: wool. bales i2i: naxseed.
sacks. %: hides number. Sos; raisins.
boxes. sec; quicksilver. TASKS, So; wine.
gallons. 2. 500. brandy. gallons. 2,ooo.
Produce, Fruits, Etc.
Middiings. per ION. 1i79ls 80: California
bran. per ton, $13.5es5I4; outside brands.
bran. per ton. $l2Gl2.s0: wheat. hay.
ss4u. wheat and Cat 7Qio. cat. 500;
barley. river. EQs: barley, best. s6Is. al
faifa. G-5eGss5o, alfalfa, first cutting. $40
3: clover. s6gs; stock. t.5oQ5.50; compress
ed wheat. S60s. %. do Cat, S0S.50; straw.
per bale. 3G8sc.
PotatoeS-Eariy Rose, per GENITAL, SEQ
sc: common salinas Burbanks, 5Cd15c;
fancy do. s5Gs5c: river BurbAnks. aoGioc
sweet potatoes. sOc03l: yellow onions.
$1,000: picked Go. S@50c: tomatoes.
aa02Sc: cucumbers 20soc: summer
squash. soc0&l: cream squash. 35Q3oc: egg
Plant. S30c: Berkeley corn, 5o066c;
green peppers. SG50c per box. dried pep
Per. per pound. sGlzsc: green okra. coo
Isc: dried okra. M1l2isc per pound. garlic,
1h02c per pound. Lima beans. Sl4I6
fruifs-Beil6ower apples. sO0sOc; COM
mon apples. x@s0c: strawberries. s. 5og4;
raspberries, sos per chest: cranberries, 81
6s per barrel: black grapes. l5Gs6c: Mus
car. .is0soc; Tokay. agssc: cansaloupes.
sog.oc; nutmeGs. Z65oc; common pears.
2sQsoc; Winter Nellis. 5ocNsl: pomegran-
ases. per box, ssg65c; Mexican
nmeA A@0s: California lemons. 81
eiS: good to choice do, $50
O.: fancy. do. S2.5oG3: bananas, 3lasc:
pineappiss. $104: Persian dates. per pound,
sGSlsc.
Buster-Faney creamery. sc per pound;
seconds. 1QGsc; fancy dairy, 2lc: seconds.
H0lsc: picked. isQlsc: nrkin, i51isc.
Saesee-Fancy mild new. Sdlec; Eastern,
iglsc.
EgSs-Stcre. 2sd2sc; ranch, 3cGs7isc;
Eastern. 20z7c: duck eggs, sc.
Poultry-Live turkey gobbiers, l26i3c:
mems. l-G he: wouns turkeys. l3G15c; roos-
ters' Old, S-s094; ROSTERS, young, g. 500
lse: broilers. small. 81 25g2 50; broilers.
large. C.502.75: flyers. 81 75Gs Is: hens.
G.5eUiso: ducks. Old. EGs.5o; ducks,
young. .ssQt: geese. per pair, N2; scs-
nnes. per pair. s.s0~L15; pigeons. old. TIC
USl per dozen: pigeons. young, E.5o41l rs
per dozen. hare. s. per dozen: gray geese,
S-se' rabbit, S-S4 20. white geese. N.os.
Closing Quotations.
Wheat-Firm; May. s.ass; December.
s.. sss.
Gisc.
Corn--LArge yellow. soc.
Bran--Caiiforraz. $l3.5eGi<
Wool.
"ooi-cnoics mountain. eG7c; poor
mountain. 41Sc: San Joaquin plains an
Sc: san Joaquin foothills. 5g7c; Northern.
fall. sGac-
Hops.
Hops-7Qinc per pound for new.
Financial.
49,
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Quit your comriatnings:
cease your gloomy fore
bocings. Remember there
IS . power TO soiacs you
In your cistresses and to
make . good bit OF q man
out Of your now weak, I'M
mature body. Who can
tell. perhaps the littis
spark of life now left In
Jour POOR shattered. usr-
vous frame can be beaten
and made TO glow and re-
turn your true manly Wig
orousnsss. You must re-
member that me one
grand remedio-treatweni
10 the great
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MARKETS AND TRADE
snAnus Ansonp ATrH-
TIou n T4B \. r. EXCHANGE.

9unsss rron CuAo Cause = s1uup
All Along The Lane-Aetfve Msve-
1ent In Wheat ss ChfeageE.-
rope still Fsslang che Eject ef
the Ansrtean Eleesieas.
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Total Sales.
The total sales Of stocks today were
47ss1s shares. including: American Tobac-
CO Is, 200. American Sugar 7S.000. Burling-
ton 81. coo. Chicago Gas $500. General
Electric IS GO, Louisville q Nashville a.
$50. Manhattan 500. Missouri Pacific S.1oo
National Lead 8. 100. Reading H.2o0. Rock
Island 1850. st. Paul se.200. Tennessee
Coal and Iron $500. Union Pacific u. soe
Western Union 5000. wheeling 6.S0o,
Southern Railroad preferred s.2oo
Flour.
Flour-Receipts. a. 900: exports. 1000 bar
rels; dull and lower on spring patents.
with other grades fairly steady.
wheat.
wheat-Receipts. q. 500: exports, ee.zN
bushels. Spot. weaker: No. red. Sc: No.
day. with liquidation the important feat
ure. and lower cables. foreign selling and
absence OF export orders as additional
factors OF weakness: closed 1.G2asc lower:
No. red. November. closed TIC; Deem
Der. closed s03sc-
Wool
Hops-Firm.
Copper-StronE: lake. brokers'. $1A1:
exchange. SfoS0l11.
Pig fron--Quiet-
Tin-Easy: Straits. $iso9128: plates.
nrm.
Spelter--Quiet; domestic. 8. szs0s sTh
Coffee.
CofYee-Options. closed Irregular. 3
points lower. March. i0o5f10loc Decem-
Der, Ico5Gleioc: spot. Rio. arm; mild.
steady.
Sugar.
Sugar-Raw, firm. refined. arm.
Petroleum.
retroieum-Quiet. United closed C-t7
bid: Pennsylvania crude. steady; Decem-
Der option, $i-l7.
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PoRrlAHD WHEAT NARKEr.
SAN FRANCISCO Markets.

Portland. Nov. s.-Wheat-walla walia,
54G75c; valley. TG7sc per bushsl
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STORY OF A FORGER
HTyGER-S LIFE READS LIKE 4
TALE OF INGENIOUS FICTION.

Wonderful skill and renmanship-
A Respectable German. Kind Hss-
hand and Devoted Father Makes
a Living Year After Yrs>s by
How Discovery Came az Last.
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MARITIME RECORD.

FORECAST FOR FRIDAY.
Portland, Nov. s. lS90.
JAtr weather; stationary temperature.
B. s. PAGUE. Observer.
U. .. DEPARTMENT AGRICULTURE.
WEATHER BUREAU.