davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-22
On original Grier.

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feb ia, ifr. ct inf Slab, ! en- rig MOTH
handlers 9aiter o9 par iaa lpttel'9 al
uibe ia 9jerelitet. Timber Den 'lo'e
somtale meb fin Gliteps ia bun bain,
at ban trpitie flinbe anboloe ON bsl'Oes
!Soouo hog gapa, men meo Sen'prt I'll
line Sorboloe ltulbe ban pore Nad oaoerz
hi9rtet ipm muligt, tbt enc % aiei'e
herpeb piloe ban funne imponere bei'oes
5ar % pirroe bans gnbeIt. Stnloe Del
iioen ptie Tia, at ban bapoe bolot 1oset
bemmeliat fpr 5aren, ptloe oeroeo all
ppre tabt. Observation-Disclosures m9r'
feb ii9 bette &aac Og began 'ts I'll Den
rioe a~prnbauoler. Nielem olsle to
uOipanot Der fig M islgenoe z alhtale !;
Dob Wor9en!"
"6uo Rurgsn, boub snIfer Ge?"
"Spr at tale roen Snloeo, SeteS
Batter gertbns Suano."
"Saa "a. Sar DC oa 6or'
mue?"
"gtei, life bet infinite"
pa bar 9e ganite pitt @ielo?'
"Sa."
"Supr me9et oa?"
"Smtrent 500 Wart."
"8e bar pel, naar bet fontmer I'll
Strftet, tat ben Srat. De sjdr 2cres
Gppartius l. paa Sprg?"
"9esp9rre."
DE er pirtclig en- original Gr'er."
"9eres Guerfienoelie slGoer mig"
"1il min 3atter ia Gem bo?"
"Sa, pislell9."
"S pil lepe al mine GeitSe."
"Meo iterIte 6orusielie; TIL le9 bar
retup life nOseu itur Sage ueo Ssrrs
bancn."
aornbanbeleren rpiter paa Sobet pg
raaber pna Bertha, lom IaltbOIoer, al
bun eliter ben unse Serre.
"Saa -. Su bar pel fjenot BAN
lanse?"
ga, Iapa."
"Ss ou peb, at ban er ct II ItGnbl9t
Menneite?"
ga uiit, pilbe jes bel oilers tlinre
elite bnm?"
"09 bu tienber o9ian bans 6amilte?"
"Yapa, bet er ri9ti9 ifttfeli9e, bra
Soft"
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impo bette @iitermaal," bemGrfeO ben
@umle, gift ben til i'm Settet1r, tps
1000 Marf, gao i'm ircmtlcige Suigers
ion Dem p9 ia; "Saa, ooa MI iprit ben
% betal bin @inlo. Som ina til os
til Miooa9, pg buis bu en9ans lfpIoc
fomme til at oiite bort en- 0ntter, stl
ieg Dnitc big at BIZ mua tpmme biQi9te
fra bet eno ieg."
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-22
SaaroGrtcn % Gpnerne.

Spis De bill pioe, bpao Slao5
Mtanb 9eres 8ut blir, Ital 9e unhers
IGgs, bporIeoss bans Spar potter
bet er ben npeite Raao paa aardft'rs
lG~sningens Smruaos. SG't 0erea
Zine paa 8dgbooets Miotpuntt, %
bpis De bu timber, at Sdaret botisr
fra en- tpoelig begrEniet Girtel uo /
itabig bioere Girtler, ION bar en- fdr,
regelm9siig Sorm, ian Be bare IT.
fer paa, at 9sres Gut life blir noo.r
9umriun. Oct oibner ON, at bdr
bar en- COB 5oritano, og at Sierner
pil tomme til at ubDitIe fig fig, at bat
meo SLAMS bill tunne bsItdd / Ramper
for SiloGrcIien. 9eriom Sadrets
8ntit life begbnber miot pau goo.
bpoet, men lrngere oppe, benimo0 Is.
fen, betegner bet etcentrife Silbsielio.
beoer.
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For D~nsbnlhninarrt


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eenoe 9anb 10 gsiuutcr; tag Den iaa op % tor ben al ct
rent alaoe; naar ben er folo, lemres ben op, opppes pispeoe
9Ga 90 pernGt i fine Srgotrummer; trp0res meo Salt %
0epper. Naar bette er eiort, iteses Stptterne Is Minuter
Susr oper Ell lille altfor tGrt 6eoe; SauCeu gicres lbt tnftere
nep en- lioeu Slump Smsr os Ell IiOeu sbsteiulo Nel; ioa
opbepes bette lot, 90 Der rpres inc 2 5piieiteer 5lsoc. Rabbit.
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6ioen al.
Roast Rabbit
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msb en- lieen 9ee o. en- guleroo itaaret Stluer; orps opsr
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beo Steaeoun, meb 9ano moi til at oatte oens guub. oo prnn
Steaen itaoiet meb Saucsn i ganoen. 3iliat mere 0ono. IN,
bet treuses. @oar Stessn er irrbis, babes Sauceu opsr %
ben ierperes imeb CRANBERRY Sauce.
q gpnt Rabbitsn psnt. os ipIo ben msO en- 9rssTno of
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~ Wv" WIND SnsF. Sft en- Slime ialt 5lef ooF @f
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N'6S 9eIee (currant jclIy)
Rablt Pie.
ens paa Sunocn al en- lpb glifiorm (dsh) ct tprbt Gag
al puff paste eler rig gisol crust Gin Robbitsn, tpn
Den aoOt % balO Den op gtformen. brt oper meO en- r|
per crust og ihs bette Steo Ipueu.
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.t'r bet. SAB bet tooc Op, ba aicOet bsri. LAD bet putrs ii
~ = "stt % 'erpertet parmt.
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smaa-.Atitrsr.

sOat stnte, 2unae .acr a,st loltet sicO bsr laosi@
Sano, oct cr tOst j. lnbtil bet blkr folbt sicOet blipCr si
0eH V'ooOe mort Os mesct bebre.l
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w. 'rl'''H' S1no uOen Sabe, olsr bet meo Ell aIHH Fl
Ct 0Fe0't Op ganO mco IiOt Meli,
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Ndrsmcoe.

The Minnesota Scandinavian Relief
Associations 1899 Garsmgbe bploes / Gee
8ins, Itiur., 3irsoas ben 26oe Sauna,
1897 ST. 10 5orrt.
Neb @lns, ben zoe San. 1897.
20a2 u. o. Roiiua, Gel.
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porne; bet trruses life at sipe benz iaaoort bper Dag, ct Bar
6anee ON llsen nil baue uomnrtet @irtnine.
Man bebguer life at tisbe Ell foitbar 8entu9rn; Snusa
rineen fan soot foreeaa pua en- INF fart Sten pb 6ialp af
en- 9ernflubbe, eler Iiseoperior Smuaben fan bet 10 soot ole:
res meb en- eanmel 6atdet. Seioa to9te Sisoben or gooe
Tom tnuite, nen iulot iau meeet sobt Stoi iom raa inoe,
bolber be pihnof lille.
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b 8" fcr 1897 ienoss frit til ale, iom ius.
isnoer fin aoresie os 10 Gents Srimrr,.
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cage, 81.
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-22
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rnncs, til mob aco Detailing at Tor
hnnbis &drer, ium Misunderstanding
icapel Ita~noinarilie iom ameritdrlte
admtlier. 6nhuer, iom gnitcr en- len'
uenoe 8eninitaelie, sasr oil i%nrltal1c
fla en- cos y forticueite, oil for ire
9rsoer, GiriulGrtr, o. D., beba9e at tii'
Tiripe
6. =. Sboop & Co.,
SIR. COS Gtntc street, Hntiuc, s'ts.
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-22

rAG EJ NIT z FOR Def, men sporg din Appetizer
j Kj0bmand eller Nsbo, som har bruRt Warmers
White Wine of Tar Syrup"i de vii fortaIle dig, Diet er
'an bedste Hostemedicin paa Jorden. Pris Is og 5oc,
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-22
De LAVAL SEPARAT0RS.

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8olars. $l.15 bleu 5raslen. Wrs. Yea
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EEA Tx h,v Ettt AZ rtrhHjhclt1c efut, VT ON
ga ~ ram ro bpprltacS al lCuC &cnae 9aa 3gns
N.Y. ffhplh New P~bHltry6ulde lpTl y.
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NI.AMs IRIS 81 frircr I'll. John Banschef'
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Stl Salas.

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Separations al npeite 6abrltata, Ga NM
mGrtet Stano. DC er turbine, gpSFrr,.
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gelfe 6aa pio. Stuoenter Tan tiere aoitsa,' It.s
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n rrni9 @Rri pso gTuacu al Etaor'Rs VI u
E.aife. Nigorine Medicine co Chicago.
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Mr. COS slate 90. NatInt. NiE
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Randolph & Canal Sts.. u Cortlandt S.-'.'S
CHICAGO. hFW V66SW,.ets
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-11-08
FEDERAL COURT DOCKET.
Valparaiso COunterfeiting Gases
Come Up Soon.

Come Up Soon.
The federal grand jury will meet to-mor-
row and the district attorneys office has
prepared for it's consideration about seven
ty cases, the most important of which are
the Valparaiso-C Chicago eounterfeiting
cases. Judge Baker will take up the GRIM
inal docket Nov Is and an effort will be
made to clear it Of a large number of old
cases that have been pending a long time,
most of them for minor violations of the
revenue laws. Among these cases are the
following:
f.. E. F'ullhart, embezzlement; VIM. Cad
die, counterfeiting; Noah York, counterfeit
ing; VIM. Clark, cOunterfeiting; Frank
Miller, impersonating United States officer;
VIM. Jones, violation of pension laws;
Joseph OVERLY violation of pension laws;
Mary WOodsdes, violation of pension laws;
Wilbur Endicott, violation of postal laws;
Frank Moore, alias Paul Castor violation
of postal laws; Harry Patterson, violation
of postal laws; Carl Newman, violation of
postal laws; Davidson w. Black violation
OF postal laws; VIM. Rice, violation of pos
tai laws; Leroy Harris, violation of postal
laws; Samuel S. Heiney violation of postal
laws; Calvin Saunders, violation of postal
laws; Jerry Karsner, violation of postal
laws; James c. White violation of revenue
laws; S. c. SPEAKER, violation revenue laws:
Robert Ray, violation revenue laws; Nav
Nichols, violation revenue laws; James M
OolIlnS, violation revenue laws; Leonard
Collins, violation of revenue laws: J. F.
Bauchert, violation of revenue laws: J. A .
Carson, violation of revenue laws; Arthur
Myers, violation Of revenue laws; III w.
Moore, violation of revenue laws: Fred
Parks. violation of revenue laws; j. H.
Parish, violation Of revenue laws: John
Naylebauer, violation of revenue laws:
Chas. Hawkins, violation of revenue laws:
James A. Robinson, violation of revenue
laws; Elijah Bridgewater, violation of rev
enue laws; Thos. S. Dawling, violation of
revenue laws; John Lyons, violation of rev
enue laws.
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Elsewhere.

CHICAGO, Nov. 6.-There was the usual scare
ity of offerings which characterfzes the cattle
market on Saturdays. The few cattle for sale
were disposed OF at yesterdays prices. Quota
tons now rule as follows Good to extra beeVes,
Si6e@5.2o; medium grades 81. 15d4 45 stockers and
feeders, $2SOg4.50; calves. good, $6.25G7; bulls.
Westerns S3.40I4.25
Trade in hogs was active, prices ruling about
&c per 100 lbs hi~her than yesterday. Sales were
at an extreme range of s3.3003.75 for the poorest
ngs selling at ss.50lp370 Pigs sold chiefly at 1875
Light receipts OF sheep and lambs were easily
disposed of at Fridays decline. Sheep sold at
$225I450 for natives and s2N4.25 for range fiocks
while lambs found buyers at s415.75. few going
over $3.50.
Receipts-Cattle. 800; hogs, 10000: sheep. $500.
ST. LOUIS. Nov. 6.-Cattle-Receipts. 500; ship
ments 500 Market steady fair 10 fancy native
shipping and export steers, A.35M5.25 bulk at
81 55M510; dressed beef and butchers steers 49, 75
4475, bulk at S4.30a4.55; steers under 1000 lbs,
$3.60n4.35 bulk at s4d4.25; stockers and feeders.
$2.E0GD4.10 bulk at S3H3.S5; cows and heifers s26
430 bulk OF S2.706f3. 40: canning cows 81. 70
az 50; bulls. $20350: Texas and Indian steers,
81 90m4 bulk at SS40@S.75; cows and heifers, 81 10
Hogs-ReceIpts $500; shipments 300. Market
steady light, sS50q3 20; mixed. $345G3.60; heavy.
'sheep~Receipts 300: shipments. 600. Market
steady; native muttons, s3.20N4.2s: culls ane
bucks. s2a3 stockers. g. 40Q2.90; lambs s45095.75.
EAST BUFFALO. Nov. Seattle quiet and
Hogs-YOrksrs. good to choice. ss.s2M0as5:
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-11-08

parison of prices of leading stocks ruling
to-day with those ruling on July "a last
shows interesting results. The average price
on that date of twenty active railroad
stocks was $57.2S a share, compared with
$3.50 last night for the same stocks. The
price for twelve industrial stocks on July
"a was 1872 share, compared with
$45 70 last night. Except for the grangers,
only three stocks in this railroad list vary
as much as three points as between the
two dates named. The exceptions are:
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & st. Louis,
Missouri Pacific and Manhattan. The
grangers are from five to ten points higher
In the list of twelve industrial stocks only
three show variation of as much three
points between the two dates named. Some
few stocks, notably the coalerS, Sugar,
Leather preferred, Pacific Mail and Kansas
& Texas preferred have gone little lower
than they were on July "a. Generally
speaking, it may be said that prices have
about retraced their course to where they
were before the late marvellous increase in
traffic and earnings during that period.
Bonds have been less affected by depres-
sion during the week than stocks but
prices have shown sympathetic declines
United States old tours registered have de-
clined Il on the week. The new fours are
up IS and H.
The following table, prepared by L. w.
Louis, Room H. Board of Trade, shows the
range of quotations:
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AT NEW YORK.
Ruling Prices in Produce at the Sea-
boards Commercial Metropolis.


NEW YORK, Nov. 6-Flour-Receipts, PABLO
steadier; Minnesota patents, $5.10Q540; Minnesota
bakers, 81 300 455; winter patents. $685.; winter
straights, $460G475; winter low grades, $29O03.10
Rye flour quiet; fancy, S2.90@3.5O Buckwheat
flour quiet at s1.45Q1.50 Buckwheat quiet at 81
@4Oc. Corn meal dull; yellow Western, 6OQ62c;
Rrandywine, $1.S061.90 Rye dull; No. Western
ACC. Barley firm feeding Csc bid. Barley malt
steady; Western, 59G64c.
Wheat-Recepts. 233, $50 bu; exports, 1S7 COL bu.
Spot firm; No. 2 red, s1.005s No. hard Duluth
s1O13s. Options opened firmer on bullish Ohio
state report and better cables than expected, adj
vanced on foreign buying export business and
covering and closed strong at 1s6D1c net advance;
No. red, November. closed at SIC; December
97n97Ac, closed at 97Ssc.
Corn-Receipts, 135,525 blu; exports. 264s46 bu
ali morning on light receipts; sympathy with
er; November closed at 3llsc; December, 3l1s@
6atsDReceipts' Si7 900 blu; exports. ss,5S1 bu.
Spot firm; No. 2, 2413c Options quiet, but steady
Hay steady; shipping 4OQ45c; good to choice
50470c. Hops steady: state, common to good
LONDON Lon E51p market, s5ca$165. 49,
Hides quiet; Galveston, 15c; Texas dry, 12@121zc;
Buenos Ayres, light to heavy weights. 2Ots@2i3Se
Beef stea SS a~l i5 $sC extra @ sSg
meats steady: picked bellies. $6:50G6; picked
P 4sbed h nteasy @
PORK dull: mess. $S.5O@s.25; short-clear slO@125O
Taliow dull city, 8l40s S-1sc; country, s1sa8Ac
Cotton-seed oil weak; prime crude, 1S19Q19c;
prime yellow. 21G21l2c.
SOLO points, ruled fairly active and generally
hrmer, following better European advices than
expected, and steady spot markets, causing cover
ing and improved speculative buying; closed firm
a. net advance OF 10020 points. Sales 90 900 bags
including: November, &c; December, 5.70q5. soc.
Spot coffee-Rio firmer; No T. invoice 61zc. job
hing &c. Mild steady; Cordova, 9h615c. Roof
fetal cables not received: Total Warehouse deliy
arieS from he States.
ing 10 SAB from New York; New York stock to-
day, 4O3. 913 bags United States, stock. 513, $50
bags; a1oat for the United States. $50 600 bags;
total visible for the United States, $685. 500 bags
against 6Sl 500 last year and SAT 666 in 1895.
ESQ., prime winter yellow 27@27iae.
Sugar-Raw nominal; fair refining 3Md3 slice;
centri .lgal SO test. 3%d3 1316c; refined steady:
standard 4, 4Kc: confectioners' A. 4Mc; cut-loaf
SIC: crushed. 5Ssc powdered, S-l6c granulated
sc: cubes. SAC.
Rice quiet: fair TO extra, 4}s@6Ac; Japan, $40
5lsc Molasses quiet; choice, 2563lc. Freights
hrnner. steam 2Sc: grain hY steam 4Ac.
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GTOLMAYER. SEALS SdI
l&NcA14locUTFsG sASSEs. eFscKs &c
I@1si TELI3ae. Is SHERIDAN ST GROUND Floor.

rorghs, common to good, $saO@s.5O; pigs. common
t. choice. $3.S5G390.
Sheep and Iambs-Lambs, choice to extra, 1915
@5.S0; culls to common. $4.75@I5 sheep, choice to
selected wethers, $4.50@4.75.
KANSAS CITY, Nov. 6.-Cattle-Receipts. 1000.
Market steady; Texas steers. g; 2O@415; Texas
81. 300425; bulls. $2250I3.5O.
Hogs-Receipts 5000. Market steady: bulk OF
sales So 1903 So; heavies 50. S5355 packers, 49, 35
qSo2A; mixed, $S.45Q36O lights. So 4O@S.60; York
Sheep-Receipts, 900. Market firm; lambs, 49,
$3.50; muttons $2.5014.60.
EAST LIBERTY. Nov 6.-Cattle steady; prime,
$SQ3.5O; bulls. stays and cows, s2Q8.6 so: veal
calves $6.5007
Hogs active and higher; best medium weights
and prime Workers, "a common to fair Workers
and pigs, S S0qSs5; heavy hogs. $S.SO@S.sO;
Sheep Steady: choice s42OoD4. 80; common. ST. rs
@3.25; choice lambs, $5.3O@5.5O: common to good
lambs, s4Q420.
NEW YORK, Nov. -Beeves-Receipts 555;
exports, 119S beeyes and 3,770 quarters of beef.
Calves-Receipts. 217. Market steady veals. S5@
715; grassers. $3G3.50; Westerns, So 121zQ4.371s.
Hogs-Receipts, 1923. Market steady at $500
40.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts 1851. Market ac-
tive and little firmer; sheep, $344.40; lambs.
$5@5.S7h.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 6.-Catt1e--Receipts g.
Market quiet and unchanged.
Hogs-Receipts. 1900. Market steady and
changed.
Sheep and Lambs-Market unchanged
CINCINNATI, Nov. 6-Cattle strong at $3.50
$40.
Hogs easy at s3Q3.75.
Sheep active at s2.5O@41O; lambs active and
strong at $4f15.60.
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December as some seem disposed. there
will be those found who, in view of the
many bull conditions that have been
neglected for the past month. will regard
the present relatively low range of prices
as affording an opportunity of laying in
stocks for a general recovery of the mar
ket 1t seems incredible that, with many
strong elements in favor of the market and
after the dissipation of the factors that
have induced caution the tone of business
ON the stock exchange should fail to ex-
hibt an early revival.
Thursdays action OF the Chamber of
commerce in memoriaizing the government
to strengthen our coast denfeses, was yes
terday construed as favoring an attitude of
hostility towards Spain by that important
body of merchants and its effect on the
morning session was to produce d fall of
one to two points in prices. There is good
reason, however to regard this an over
strained construction of the action of the
chamber. The resolutions were presented at
a thinly-attended regular meeting, and were
railroaded through without serious consid-
eratiCn. 1t is premature to regard this ac
ton as representing the deliberate opinion
of this important body of representative
men. At any rate it certainly could have
only had in view what actuates all nations
In time of peace be prepared for war +"
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English as spoke.v
Atlanta Constitution.

If you don't know how to talk English
you will not feel at home in the Cherry
mountain district of North Carolina. A cor
respondent who was travelling in that neigh
borhood gives his experiences as follows:
Il went to see a wonderful hog, and ted
the enthusiastic crowd that | had seen a
hog that weighed 1900 pounds. They said
/ handled the truth very carelessly / asked
them as to feeding him potatoes One long,
haired. beetle-browed patriarch asked me
what in the blankety-blank was / talking
about. One young man. after cogitating
some thirty minutes, said IN bet he
means 'taters In the course of my re-
marks, / asked if / could buy any onions
in that neck of the pine forest. They said
no. sir, they had been tried there and did
no good. After / left l learned that the
same thoughtful young man remarked:
Boys, I'll bet he meant ingens, and we've
just got oodlins of ingens
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LOCAL GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
Trade of the Week Quite Satisfac-
tory and Prices SteadY.

Taking the past week as a whole it was very
satisfactory in the volume of business. Dry
goods houses had of the best weeks of the
last month. and grocers had another big weeks
trade. Wholesale confectioners doing big
business. the holiday trade already setting in.
Hat and cap dealers had one of the best week S
trade. of the fall and the millners had a very
fair business. On Commission row business
was transacted than in any week of the last four
or five. and the produce quite busy In
prices changes were few. Wooden goods are much
fir1ner with no advance made during the week.
but an early advance in prospect. All staple gro
ceries are firmer than week ago, and the hide
and leather markets. although quotably I'M
ap oS de o nf tb a Cunning The pre
vision market is more active and prices on most
-four market rules easy as to prices Rains in
creased perceptibly trade with the seed mer-
that the trade of November is to be very satisfac-
tory. -. - ~, -, -.
light receipts; There seems to be good demand
not moving the grain as anticipated: The week
closed with track bids ruling as follows, as re-
DPMp'Se SHe red Sc e No red, SsasOc
November. ssc: wagon wheat .s4e orr
White, Csc; No. 4 White, 22e; NJ, 2, white
No Witt a,,d miNsd as No N white
24isc No. yellow. 2ihc; No. mixed 241kc; No.
new z So 2 White No min New Ne Mhte %
new No 3 mixed, 2S13c
'T-Ned 20c: No. 3 mixed, 19c.
Hay-No. timothy, $761725 Nc. timothy. Sc
nspections-Wheat: No. red. cars; No. 3. p:
rejected, A.; total, 13 cars. Corn: No white, 5
cars; No. 8 yellow, 2; No mixed, 2; corn
total 10 cars. Oats: No. white, car; No. 2
mixed 1; rejected, 2; total, cars Hay: No. 2
timothy, / car; total, car.
Poultry and other Produce.
prices paid by shippers.)
Poultry-Hens, &C., springs &c; cocks. Sc; hen
turkeys, &c; TOMS &C. young turkeys, large, S12c
ducks. &c; geese. Acc for full feathered; soc for
plucked.
Butter-Country, choice, 1eQ12c; mixed. 6@Sc.
Eegs-Strictly fresh, 15c.
10Q017c per Id.
Wool-Medium unwashed 15c; fine merino un-
washed, 1O@l1c; tub-washed. 20@25c; bury and
understandable, sc less
HIDES. TALLOW. ETC.
Green-salted Hides-No. /, SEC; No. 2, TIC;
No calf, Toe; No. calf, SIC.
Grease-White. &c: yellow. 2l2c; brown. PIC.
TalloW-No. l. Sc; No. 2. 212c.
Bones-Dry $l2413 per ton.
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She Didn't Know.


A woman who played quite a prominent
part In the campaign was talking about the
larger metropolis with another woman,
when the other woman said: I'm only sor-
ry that they didn't take in everything in
sight. They might just as well. and II
would have made US that much greater and
more formidable. don't care IL Jersey
City is in another State, II ought to have
been part CO Greater New York. why,
isn't it?" cried the woman who played
quite a prominent part in the campaign.
Dear me, thought It was I've been say
ing 1t was all along. Are you very sureg'