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The Monitor-register., 1896-08-07
White For Yachting.

The color chosen by experienced
yachtsWomen for general wear is white.
1t neither fades nor spots with salt wa
ter. Exposure to the sun only causes the
creamy tone to become richer and dark
er, besides all of which advantages it is
considered more chic than the time hon
pred blue.
The Monitor-register., 1896-08-07

Soothing, healing. cleansing, DeWitt's
Witch Hazel Salve is the eremy to sores,
wounds and piles, which it never fails
to cure. Stops itching and burning.
Cures chapped lips and cold sores in two
or three hours. Geo. M. Andrews.
The Monitor-register., 1896-08-07

There is this immense benefit in me-.
chinery, that it carries on those opera
tions which debase the mind and injure
the faculties A man by constantly per-
forming the same operations becomes
unfit for any other. - Sir Humphry
Dayv
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Execn4nrs, Notice.

"ANNAH KATES and John B. hate5'
III Executors of Sarah Bacon, deceaseu,
by direction of the Surrogate OF the county
of Salem hereby give notice to the credltois !i
of the said Sarah Bacon. deceased, 10 DtIng ,,iI{
in their debts, demands and claims agalnt1bv ddtb
or affirmation. within nine months from thg
date hereof OF they will be forever patIeu strloc'
utors' "Oii '--'- HANNAH KATES'
JOHN d. KATES.
Dated April IA, 1876. 4A' -
The Monitor-register., 1896-08-07

Devonshire satin wove letter paper
neatly put up in ID. boxes, only % cent
per lb., at the stationery store. No. 8, N.
Main street.
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Administrators A Notice.

MARTHA E. BAKER, Administratrix
WI cum tesla annexo of David M. Baker,
deceased, by direction of the Surrogate of
the county of Salem, hereby gives notiee TO
deceased, to bring in their debts. de-
maDds and claims against the estate
of the said decedent, under oath or
Affirmation within nine months from the
date hereof or they will be forever barred
of any action thereof against the said ad-
mfnistratTix. MARTHA e. BAKER,
Administrators cum tes ta annexo
Dated April 20. 1896. 4.24
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Don't suffer With corus, when a 15.
cent bottle of Clark's Corn Cure will
relieve you. Prepared by Geo. M. An
The Monitor-register., 1896-08-07

II S. FOGG, Administrator cum test. an
He nexo of Joseph W Brown, deceased
by direction of the Surrogate of the county
OF Salem, hereby gives notice TO the credi-
tors of the said Joseph w Brown, deceased,
to bring in their debts, demands and claims
against the estate of the said dccedent,
under oath or affirmation, within nine
months from the date hereof, or they will be
forever barred of any action thereof against
the said Administrator +. S. FOGG.
Dated June 10. 1896. 6-9 I'm
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ExecutOr'S Notice.
Assignee's Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors
In of John Wallace, packer OF canned
goods, of the borough of Woodstown, Saieln
county, New Jersey, that al claims against
his estate must be exhibited to the sub
scriber, his Assignee, under oath or atlirml.
tion, on or before the twentieth day OF July
next, being the time extended and fixed by
the Orphans Court of the county OF Salem,
for that purpose, or be forever bal RED from
coming in for dividend of such estate
JOHNS. ELWELL. Assignee,
Yorketown, N !.
E. S. Foee, Attorney, Wooodstown, N D.
Dated May 81, 1896. TIA
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OUTING EASE

The siesta is Spanish. The
Hammock is Spanish-Ameri-
can. The siesta demands the
Hammock. The outing is in
complete without the Ham
mock, Prices SOC to $40.
Mesh Hammocks, baby, SOC.
Mesh Hammocks, 81.
Mexican Hammocks, SOC and 81.
Fine Mexican Hammocks, $40, SIS, $50.
Woven Hammocks, with pillow and
spreader, 81.
Woven Hammocks, finely colored,
with pillow, spreader and valance,
$3.50 and $4.25.
Ropes, hooks, spreaders, etc.
The Monitor-register., 1896-08-07

Women cannot throw because of a
peculiar formation of the shoulder blade
that prevents the swing necessary to
the proper propulsion of stone or other
object.
The Monitor-register., 1896-08-07

A high liver with torpid liver will
not be long liver. Correct the liver
with DoWitt's Little Early Risers, little
pills that cure dyspepsia and constipation
Geo. M. Andrews
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Execntor,s Notice.

A MOS PETERSON, JR, EXeGGrott IKE direction IN
N Stacy Peterson, deceased, by "a dilsetsn s.Iem
OF the Surrogate of the county conGit0rs or of the
hereby gives notice to the , c[eat,Ob ~ bring in
their debts, demands and claims soag sgainstt in
the estate of the said decedeno,, %n rom the
or affirmation, within nine m iever oiren harraG
of any action thereof against me me su,o Ex-
ecutor. AMOS PEIbhoOT 49,
Dated Apr. 20, 1896 HA7eu'ol'
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Executors Notice.

OHARLES NEWTON, Executor of Esa-
bella l.. McAllister, deceased by dircc-
hereby gives notice to the creditors OF tho
said Isabella l.. McAllister, deceascd. to
bring in their debts, demands and claims
against the estate of the said deccdent,
months from the date hereof, or they will be
forever barred of any action thereof against
the said Executor
CHARLES NEWTON,
Dated Apr. 2i, '96 Executor
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The Daily and Sunday
RECORD

with their several inimitable aud
always instructive features in additiua
to the days news from all the world,
are now almost unrivnled in circu;t-
fion as in good qualities. With an
average daily circulation of over lGG. CUo
comics, and an average of about 10000
on sundays, "The Record" is still re-
onrdlcss OF all imitation, easilyu leader
of leading newspapers. paper so
1ood. with 10 to IA pages Tor one cent,
Is sim very properly II faVoritc.
ThOua h low in price, it is never cheap,
hut spares no expense that Will give
its readers the very best and freshest
information of ali that's going on
around them.
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GLEANINGs.

"AND KEEP MY SOUL AS THINE, CALM AND
DIvINE"-LEGACIES OF BARBARIsM-
BANDS OF MERCY TO THE RESCUE
PRoDUCTIoN-LECTUR TRANSFERRED
IInA
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vOHN II. TURNER, Administrator OF
=. Antouette l.. Ruff, deceased, by direc-
lion Of the Surrogate of the county OF salem
afS ( 6tonette l.. Ruff, deceased, to bring
fa tbeir debts. demand and claims against
nc estate of the said decedcnt. under oath
~" firmatiOn, within nine months from the
90 - re- hereof or they will be forever barred
of any action thereof against the said Ad-
tnfnistrator JOHN IL. TURNER,
Dated May 6. 1886 BIS Administrator.
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Lecture Engagement Transferred.

Since the first of the year Woodstown
has held the date in engagement of Oct
22d. 1896, for lecture from John G.
Woolley. Recently. we find the New
Jersey State Convention is to be held in
our neig ghboring county, Cumberland, at
Bridgeton, on the dates Ootober 90 to "a,
inclusive. thus making Brother Johns"
date for Woodstown come in the very
midst of the convention, wherein large
delegations of Salem countians will
doubtless be in attendance. Our local
committee taking these facts into con.
sideratioD, wrote Mr.. Woolley's agent, F.
W. Clark, Boston, the state of affairs,
whereupon prompt reply was received
stating that the States Corresponding
Secretary. Margaret T. Ellis, had written
asking that New Jersey be given the
even date. Oct. 22d, which the letter
from Woodstown's committee made
possible.
"Alps we'll that ends well -
In the meantime Woodstown need not
go to sleep, but be on the alert for suit
able speakers to forward our cause,
which is just, and succeed it must.
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1t not only is so, it must be so. One
Minute Cough Cure acts quickly, and
that's what makes it 60.
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OUTING SPORT

Tennis. No play, no win
ming without a good racket.
And there's no need of vast
ing money on rackets at fancy
prices while Wanamaker's S
quote the following
Boys, SOC Youth, 81
Junior, 75c Germantown, So
Wissahickon, cork handle, $3.50.
Belmont, cork handle, 49,
Germantown, cork handle, $3.50.
Nets, Poles, Ropes, Pegs,
Tapes, Balls, etc.
The Monitor-register., 1896-08-07

Try a can of Hopkins Steamed
Hominy (Hulled Corn). 1t is delicious.
Bull Qt., 1Oc.
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ANGOLA FLANNEL.

Woven like serge, looks like
cashmere, feels like lambs
wool. Chosen by many for
house and outing dresses. Pop
ularity is due to washing with
out shrinking. Price for many
years 2oc and 25c; now 10 Hc
too cheap for prosperity !;
not too cheap for economy.
JonN WANAMAKER.
The Monitor-register., 1896-08-07

HOODS PILLS cure Liver Ills,
Biliousness, Indigestion, Headache.
A pleasant laxative. All Druggists.
The Monitor-register., 1896-08-07

Try DIR. Cady's Condition Powders, they
arejust what horse needs when in bad condi-
ton. Tonic, blood purifier and vermifuge.
The Monitor-register., 1896-08-07
W. Z. T. U. Day at Pitman Grove


Just q word in closing of Pitmau
Grove. The attendance was fairly good
Though had no one been present, not
even those whose names were on the pro
gram, one could, with justice, have com.
planned, With the mercury up to the melt
ing district.
However, white ribboners are always
to be depended upon. Every number OF
the program was filled. The platform
addresses delivered by May Pauline
Sparks, of Bridgeport, and Mrs. A. M
Holvey, of Pennsylvania, during the
afternoon. were of a quality that held
the closest attention of the audience, as
did the address delivered by Laura E.
Holmes during the morning.
Mrs. DR.. Gilmour, Wenonah, presided
at both morning and afternoon sessions,
with grace and dignity pleasing to all.
DR.. Gilmour is truly musical wonder
effort to rise and the song flows forth in
full volume of strength and melody. The
question arose several times: Whst would
be Pitman Grove without it's Gilmour?
Lon ng may his songs arise
To soften hearts and eyes,
Long may his strength be given
Toward the cause of heaven;
Long may he live.
The whole day will be well remembered
with degree of peace and pleasantness
that will cause happy recolleotions
throughout the years.
In love in the work,
RUTH.
O-oo.;d.o Oh M Oh 1oOe
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Is Senator Hills silence due to the dog
days or the fact that he has nothing to
say !? Perhaps he's waiting for bite.
The Monitor-register., 1896-08-07

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria
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Administrator's A Notice.

HHARLES NEWTON, Administrator of
~ Josiah N. Humphreys. deceased, by
Salem, hereby gives notice to the creditors
of the said Josiah M. Humphreys, deceased.
to bring In their debts. demands and claims
under oath or affirmation, within nine
months from the date hereof. or they will
be forever barred of any action thereof
against the said administrator.
CHARLES NEWTON, Admir-
Dated July Ia, 1896. 7-24 Pm
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Bards of mercy added to scientific
temperance teaching in the public schools
(and private schools as welD would
instill into the yonng minds of boys and
girls spirit of gentleness toward our
feathered friends that would remain with
them throughout the years. Wonder if
some of our Woodstown boys and girls
are not already members of Band of
Mercy? And whether they have kept
the faith of its gentle teaching. Be true,
boys and girls, be true.
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EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR
Administrator's Notice.

HOLIDAYS and all, is 81 per year, or 10 cents
nor nno1tb Address the Record Publishing
Gomnany Record Building, PhiladelphiH.
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Sad, But True.

ut is a melancholy fact" says the
present Secretary Of Agriculture, J.
Sterling Morton, ''that among the
enemies of our birds, two of the most
destructive and relentless are our aoomen
and oar boys. The love Of feather orna-
mentation so heartlessly persisted in by
thousands of women, and the mania for
collecting eggs and killing birds 80 deeply
rooted in our boys, are legacies of bar.
barism inherited from our savage
ancestry.
"Public sentiment, on the other hand,
if properly fostered In the schools, would
gain force with the growth and develop
ment of our boys and girls and would
become bundredfold more potent than
any law enacted by the State or Con-
gress. l believe such sentiment can be
developed, so strong and universal, that
a respectable woman will be ashamed to
be seen with the wing of wild bird upon
her bonnet, and an honest boy will be
ashamed to own that he ever robbed a
nest or wantonly took the life of bird. -
Friends Intelligencer.
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The Foremost Position.

When "The Philadelphia Eccora'
undertook nineteen years ago 10 dom
Onstrate that the best OF morning.
newspapers could be made and sold
for one cent, publishers were gencully
skeptical. But the world of readels
was not asleep. Conseq uently The
Record" was not long in reaching
commanding position. and, improving
upon this, its circulation and influence
were finally recognized among the
foremost of Americas great Journals.
Hence the compliment of imitation
which is now paid to it in every city of
note from the Atlantic coast 1" ihr
Mississippi Valley. Every city won i
mentioning now has one or more good
One-Cent morning daiIics though So
recently as only 10 years ago PhiiHd, j
pbia and "The Record" stood Hlnre In
this respect,
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The Busy Mans Paper

therefore, still originates, stili leads
and publishes More News 10 The e J.
nmn than its neighborS Of larger Iii
mensions.
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THE DAILY EDITION

of "Thc Philadelphia Record is -ent hy
mail Tor SO per year, or % cents pGr month
The price OF the daily and Sunday issues
together
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Court Calendars Thi. Day.

Appellate plv~!sion-Supreme Court-Nos. &C. %,
oe, 5O. %, VI. W, 80, SO. ~, Bs, %. -, ~, ~.
supreme Court-Sp.cial Term-lIrt I.-Nlotion
calendar called Mt II A. NJ. Pat il;-Es partc plat.
z. Is. pemurrcr-Nos. 2uO. YS3, Eva. Preferred
causes-SOS. 1874. J5l7. Part lN.-CHse unfinished.
Law and fdrt-SoS. 3JSS. 23iO, 2SIU. 3I20, H4i2,
3BvU, 2sO2, J3vU. 3lus, 3lUU. sag. Part N.-Cas
finished. Cases from Part ". Fart VII Adj
1oirnel until Monday, Nov. rs. Part NllI.-Ad.
lourned for the term. Trial Term-fart lL.-Pre.
ferred cause. humphreys US. Lemon. No day cal.
endar. Part l1.-Case unfinished. Nos. 1884, 3i42,
syni, J055. 1894. $3.50, 3i1l. 1907. $3.50, Ilsl,
422i, 425G. a2U2. 42BB, 42i4, 43i2. Part lv.-Cass
unfinished. Cases from Part III. Part Clear.
Cases from Part Ill. PART vI.-AdJourneu for tho
term. Fart VII Case To be summed up. Nos.
ne4t, dOiT, ans, 3OOs, .0sU. auvi. aOsl, $500.
4u53. 1883. 4U7i, s0as, 3JOs, ga. 3vsI, 4iH5.
Il5a, 4l5i. Part vliI.--CLsc unfinished. Cases
fr"n Part VII. Part lN.-Civar. Cases from Part
vi. Ifart S.-Ciear. Cases from Part VII. Part
Al.-AdJourned for the term.
..Sltroga .e's Court-Trlal Term-Wili OF John II.
HasKin AT l0:3O A. NJ. Chamberlain OF. James
Brady At 1O;3U A. NJ. For probatc-Wills or Her.
man =. Gulcse, Maria Engeholm. Katherine arnold
at 1880 a. NJ: Joan l.. II. Gernult at = =. u,
CITY Court-Special T~crnI--Motions. Trial Term
Part 1.-Casc uniiEi,hed. Nos. 3i3. 3Iog, 1899.
4o2. 2sYs, 3l5nIr. SOL, l4U3. iIU4. I4u5, lIUo.
liUf, laos, llUH. lllUIa. lIll. t4I2, lIl3, lIl4,
lil5. 1919, iil7, lIls, Jaw. l42U. lisl, l42Z.
l423. iL24 l425. IsU. Part I.-Clear. Nos. UO2,
5LY. 326. syi, luI", l0sj. l2>2. l22I. l22b. 1919.
1870, 1871. 1891. w. la, i2v, G0". 2iOs, 52.
Part III. CLEAR. Nos. 1898. 1875. 3i7. iOs. T+.
llUI. n45. no2, 1854. y4s. J22. s39. 7b7. 5xO. u6s.
2UOu. $3.50. 2a23. $500, 1921. 3l93. 3Iyy. 34ar.
3U23, 302i, 3lU4. l2hi, 32bn. $3.50, 3oss. 3444,
o503. o2l5. l22v, JIlU, 2sBD, 2oly, 3Jl1. 2Uss.
zSsY, 1887. 3lu0. 3lSo, Bios.
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Live Stock VI

NEW YORK. Wednesday. Nov. il.-ReceIpts Of beeves
were "a head. all tor the market; 20 ears On sale,
~ told; lradins yer, brisk. auG prices luc to l5c. 2
100 rs higher all around. TIE yards " re cleared early.
Poorest TO best native s,ccrs SOLD az $4"sj 10 e 100
rs. stays and oxen at $50 lsJE5. bulls at 81. LOG
s.; cows at Sl.luaS3.30. Dressed Lecf ilrm ut iGsac.
y u. for poor To prime native sides. CaUIcs from
Liverpool anu LOnuOn quote American steers 1T l0g
lie. y H., dressed weight; American refrigerated
beef AT ilgG>i9c. y NJ, American sheep nj SG9Hc..
dressed weight. Shipments to-day jOO h"rrcs and
4,l0U quarters Of beef: no export, unIorrow.
ikrcei pts OF calves. including as Il lreci to n siaugh-
tnaIl Monday, and the market Opened quiet, closing
34c. v n, lower On renls ami erasA'rS. About 30 head
OF TIC, latter ami = car, OF Western calves tuat ar.
rived lat. w1rr muvri Rt the C osc. Poor Ia prime
venl> sold At 81. r.s. 80 y 100 Ms. n few very "noice
at ~. Erasscrs at s.. IJrJS 80. Dressed calves quiet;
cry dressed veal, 80 iipc. y N.
Receipt, OF slI"'p and lambs, includtng : cars direct
to DutCders, wer' lJ.353 head; jGL, cars on sac.
She y we're in demand, selling free y ut an advance or
LstlAc y n. Lambs. although moderately active.
were easier, sales showing u reduction from Monday
OF lu"J lJc y loo ms. Notnin. Oi any con sequence was
carried over. f"or TO very prime sheep AT s2.jOSsi
q 100 MS. common to choice !amls at Si.bOGy $3.50.
with tne bulk Of the sales AZ S1aS1.'5. DR. ssct NUT
ton. 5G a.. . n. Dressed lambs, f@sc., a few car.
ca ses reaching VIC.
Krce pts OF hogs were $685. head. including ga
head on sale. Market lower. In sympathy with the
West. with reported saIes of state hogs Mt $500
$i.2O L 100 rs.
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The trading 10 dag was less active and was COMPOSED
IN the uiain OF scinng by weak longs. Prices declined
under the pressure OF liquidation Tor local, Liverpool,
aud Southern account, closing at about the lowest
figures OF the day. There was a trlhing rally al one
time on predictions OF freezing weather Ia eastern
Texas, ArkanlAs. Alabama, Tennessee. Mississippi,
and Louisiana. but prices soon weakened again on
renewed selling. Liverpool was lower. ana heavy
Yelling orders were received from that market, tha
Liverpool kales here being estimated at about sd, 900
bales. II was reported that Ncill Bros. VIII Issue a
benrlsh circular tO,mOrrow. Increasing their estImat,
10 1900, 900 males. The sentiment here Is stil bu,Iish.
but The weight OF cotton at the ports and interior
towns IL too much for the present volume OF sDeculA.
ton. The semi. weekly receipts at thirteen princiDai
Interior towns were 1889 bates, against 81, OOO a
week ago, 80, 900 last year. and l37. 900 In 1894. The
suspension OF Clapp 4 co. was announced. but this
had no effect on tile DlATket, their contracts having
been closed out yesterday.
I0gISlOAc. sa!ss 800 bags No. q Ut iO5lc, to arrive;
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no 10 HIT CLo1HINe ron a CONVICT.
Warden sage Has a Theatrical Man
Ftned So.

SING SING. N. Y, Nov. 11.-Edward yelling
ton. manager OF n theatrical company, was fined
SIS in the Sing Sing Police Court this morning
on a charge OF trying to smuggle money and AR
ticles of clothing to q friend confined in Sing
Sing prison. Wellington's troupe played yes
here. He came down and paid II visit to tho
prison to soc his friend. He told the convict he
would send him some clothing. and money.
Wellington purchased the articles in u local
store aud talked freely about them, so. that the
news OF his intentions reached Warden Sage.
He had Wellington arrested. but Rske ed the JUS
tiCe 10 be as lenient Ms possible with him..
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1000 bags MsrncaIbo, 500 bags BucaramauTn, and
800 bags Jamaica on private terms Tho future trad.

Futures. hero declined . TO Is points. CLOSING easy,
with sales OF IL. $50 bags. nnyrc declined q to ~
Hamburg was unchanged. .l!o exchange declined
1.lBd. American warehouse deliveries vcst- lay
were an tags. Rio was firm at 100 rcls advance;
receipts, $4,000; stock, 32S,O00. Santos was nrm At
300 rsiS advance; receipts, 2i.0O0; stock, 68T 900.
Prices declined TO-DAY In the absence OF local support.
Traders here show no disposition to buy, owing to
prospects, OF increasing supplies About 200. 900 bags
OF afoht coffee are due within one week.
NAVAL. STORES STEADY. spirits turppntine. 2Sl1
2Sdc.; common to goo strained rosin. 81 g2k.
PETRuLEuN-Crude certificates here were quoted at
81. 20; in on City. Si.2l. Refined unchanged.
I.b0c. Pork fairly active aud, trm. Meas, $1,000
sp.25. Dressed hogs unchanged. Tallow, 3lta3aec.
Chicego, Nov, 1.-THE heavy receIpts OF hogs, 40,
900, caused rather n weak feeling in provisions. The
market, however. was, marrow, and void OF intorest"
~Puttcr-Receipts to-day. I,ln7 packages; last six
dsys, a,sse; previous six days, 90 42a Creamery.
western. thirds to extras, l2l412nl1c.. state
and I,nGsylvanla do. i2N@?o'tc; State dairy.
half nrkin, tubs, seconds 10 rNtrIs, l3G &c.
Shers '-l!cceipts today, arg Pkgs; last six DAYS,
!nrs"; colored, fancy, i6ssS Iphc do white, common
dc; WHITE; cdmm%n TO fancy, I!sm 100 .E.Ess-Re.
vious ak days. 25.Dla: state aud Pennsylvania.
fresh gathered, fair to fancy. 23G20t.; Western do.
2l1 24c.
sudtR Raw. dun. hut. nrm: soo test, rlOc.: aGo
prOvcment and closed unchanged.
CHICAGO. Nov. ll.-Thesc were to days prices:
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Gegal Aatirer.

SUPREME COURT, NEW YoHE COUNTY.-In tho
- matter OF the inal ErroIu'Ius ot l\l\lklDGE
COLIN, as assignee Of IN" ,sn," " SAMUEL J..
ClEMFNS and FE DLEi'k j, tlAIl, composing tho
firm OF Cdarirs /. Ncispr - %. GnieT u general as
slynmrut Tor tHc benefit % rrrbturs
In pursuance al Hn order IA the above entitled
matter entered IN thr office ~ me clerk NJ this court
on tAC I'm day OF SEPTEMBER, 1888, nOIcc - hereby
given to all creditors an persons having claims
agAln>' samuel l.. Clrmun, ami frederick J. Hall,
latc!N 4 ling business IN tlr Clty ANd county u Sew
lOrG, I'm Ter the trin name ~ Charles !" Webster &
Co. tia they IRE required to COME IN and EXHIBIT
their cain, Win Tho inuchrrs therefor duiy verified
10 the undersigned Cuar cs bvnphu", the referee
named IN Inr "a urrNail order, On or before tho Both
daT Of hOyembrr, 1870. AMI
NOTICE Is hereby a,u gwen thnt the first hearing
IA the annyr rut tied matter nj the inal accounting OF
EliubrtdS" r"lpy, as us,isu"" aforesaid, viii take
place at IN" Office II the Hnl"r,lsnrd, MS referee. on
the 3uti dGS OF NoNcnrrr. l"U, AZ ten o clock A. n.
Datgd Srw York, oDtObrr 2~th l~HU.
Z DONOlrE. Referee. 30. 2MJ E'way,E y. Y.
STERN * SHMOR Attorneys for ia nbTidgO
Cody, A,slgnre, 40 Wall street, Sew iurH City.
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business to-day, ne officially computed. oompars
with those OF Yesterday as folloMa.

Available cash balance, In.
Money in London 313M y cent. Rate OF dis
count in open market, for both short and three
months bills. 3A 4 cent. Amount or bullion
withdrawn from the Bank of England on balance
to-day $4,000. Paris adrices quote 3 " cents
at lO2 francs 80 confines. Exchange ON LON
don % francs % centimea
The General Reorganization Committee Of the
Oregon Raj " and Navigation Company. Al
fred 5. Heidelbach, Chairman, notifies holders
of certificates OF deposit Of the New York Secu-
rity and Trust, the United States Trust, and the
State Trust companies. representing respective-
ly consolidated mortgage bonds, collateral trust
mortgage bonds. and stock of the above compa-
ny. that. on Nov. %, the New York Security ana
Trust Company will, upon presentation OF the
certificates of deposit above mentioned. deliver
to the holders thereof in exchange the new se-
curities of tile Oregon Railroad and Navigation
Company, M provided IN the plan of reorrnniza-
tion. For the purpose of determining the secu-
rities TO which the holders Of certificates Of de-
post NAV be entitled, 1t will he necessary that n
few days eiapsc between the deposit OF the cor
~tilcates and the delivery of the ncN securities.
The sales OF mining stocks at the Now York
Consolidated Stock AMI Petroleum Exchange
TODAY worn ns follows.