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II Was a Hui n,y.

Now Orleans. November i1.-Fairoh;ld q
Hobsen say: The actjsn OF L.yerpool
this morning was very encouraging Ia the
bulls. We opened at points advance
and the presence of good buying orders
was In evidence and January advances
further. to $40. .eased OFF to 5.s4. and ,,,cn
game the steady advance to 5.S. In m
last trading there was slight reac,.on
and an uncomfortable enc for The hssrss
who could see no reason nor sense IN ~,
advance. We have had a steadily ne, ne.
action cf % points we have Ia va ns -,
out OF order In our opinion. the iou,as AL
p ,os,;r 70 sSushsass for January-wss not
induce ,nvss,m mem present prices shoild
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PAINTS AND orI.s

olLr-i.inseed, In hbls. raw, 4oc; boiled
nh's. lac; u csses. N.s5: prime white. IA
lsst. ~ bbls. l2c: IN cases, si.ih, brilliant
s S Ip h I hSi. 49, iE,9yc Essois
lie; IN cases: y'io, .as aa,on ~, a. IN eols,
nvre Mlo, casio. oil. connercla,' ss,sc
per aoxen; turpent.ne. IN hbls. ssc' ~
WHITE i.EAp-Sirc,iy pure, easne.
standard white lead, s,sc. N's*e'
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SUGAR.

New Orleans. November 1l-su~ar-- Omen
Kettle. steady. 2t.G27a; centr' f,,gal Jim
gre s snulated tn3as; white s ll-l6aitiS; yellow
SSsaiS l3-l6; seconds 20a lilo, Molasses
omen kettle steady. ledf2S; good graues
scarce centrifugal sail. Syrup steadv
eodee. S'''p s'eauS'
New York, November ii..-Sugar-Raw
steady: refined strong.
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Quotations are. on small lots. Special
prices On carloads.
BAkliED WIRE--Gl,Gder. gal.. So 40 per
i1 ms; Waukegl1 DC higher than GEduen
WIKI, NAII.S Rate 500 par keg. nd.
ysi ces. lod. I'D and led DC. sd and ad' Zoe.
~ ~ ana "a. zoe; 4d and sd. soc. Sd, ssc; 2d'
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Dry Goods Market.

New York, November 1l.-Dry goods are
still Gull in nearly all departments. cot
ton goods taking the lead in the quietude
which prevails. The break in the jobbins
price of shrtings and staple cotton goods
on the Fart of one large house Is followed
by other jobbcrs, but a general dispose
tion to reduce prices Is rot rooted. There
have been a number of reductions in
prints TO correspond with those made a
few days ago in staple indigos, bucks
whites, grays and MORNINGS. In wooden
and worstei goods the business passing /:
of vsry light proportions Print cloths
are still at 5-l6 with bids recorded at "a
In prints the Baltic shifting prints have
beer put at 3Ia and the Merr.macs at 81
by agents.
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hnvre Market.

lures firm Po's quiet; fn
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HIDES. rALLow AND nEEswA..
Prices paid by Houston dealers
THE wooi. MARKET.

:, Prices M "a by houston dealers
Twelve mouths. medium 10 s,t,
BURY -. . t'''''" WV
Six months lJa- less, s's~ ~
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cs 81, d'faiis So, November ii.--iSlour I'M
n ,hsa for peccmhsr and anasc for NAV as
He in," ,a yysre'nsy, May cpened laai%c 10
s adv. .ower' rallied 'sc. lost that and then
sa osh lMNi4c;. spot .cwer: No , red
ss"sn, eievator "a BID, track as,sMs7, No.
oo,sni alrrd, cash SSis6SS. December 81. Nav
Ihs ,,s nS,. Corn,.Futurcs opensd lower.
at ,sster'inx..w WIN waeaN ani e.esed firm
S Siio ssai mixed cash t2sis; December ~,
a s, sS%. Oats -t'uturss weak earlv I'M,
On good demand higher prizes Wei wefs b M
s,ins, NIL H. cash. elevator 1915, trask
n ,,mo, 1850 Flax seed s,reSg. i.oy rr.me
arm, 'n ~. se"a k.m' Corn meal az. bran
s0 ny "a s'eSaS prairie 7Sos oo timoasy y
fags ng ssQUk Lad dun sns.,ta, -. 49, ~
s.sspS'T SrA ,s sn, standard mess Joking
shs,,r t.i7h Hacsn- bcxca t t" s sxira
Sm..t clear q; ribs $50; shorts I ssst
DIV SAT- nears--Boxed shonsdcrs
ssxr,S s.ich short clear ASIA: ribs ~, sa'
ricur hsrr.,. Receipts. Shipments
"'e&s' nusaels ...... 7s.Coo lal.o0o
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| New York. November li.--Wheat--Re-
2 red 1914; options weak, December closing
AT nj. Pig iron 6.75af 90. Lake copper
| ircharged Tin quiet, l3.70n13.76. Lead,
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View orleans OpinIon.

New orleans firm whites: There Is a
growing sentiment that cotton Is cheap
and many are entering the market now
On ar investment plan, believing tnat
prices are near bottom. and expecting
similar conditions to arise as IN 1873 70
occasion decided advance. we 40 not
think well of pursuing such ,pohcy. pc.
cause. in our opinion, the weight CT Spots
NAV force values considerably lower. for
the present we believe 1t best Tor cur
friends to await developments pelore 81.
terinf into fresh engagements on either
side
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Lockhart, Texas. November ii.--if no nm 7.
loreseen intervention prevents Caldwell,
county win be represented at the rrui,
Flower and Vegetable Festival M uous,on
several prominent citizens are exnss,,ns
70 enjoy that occasion in the Bayou CITY.
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COTTON.
Houston Dnily Statement.
Houston Comparntiye Stntement
Houston ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,

Honstuns gross pts OF cotton by tne vn rio,s
railroads entering the city were rs follows;
M MnSs' Kansas nnd Iexas. 500
i sS"s Sentr 3,G77
30" ar,noin ~. anu "rct Nortnern........ 3,G10
CnIt ,ioimsot nau transs rass......-..... s5s
rniras,nn ~ T NV , ,an.a ~. ..... 900
unus'n tsos, I'VE W. a9u san Antonlo.... 6S7
10 as "a ' W. ."u YVES. leAas..- ll6
'' -'e" o''e""S' '.....'....-......... az
Total $50.
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DRIED FRUITS AND N1rTs.
FRuITa

APPLES-Fancy Ben Davis. 025fis5 30:
Winesaps and other varieties. Ss50uS 7b
CRANBnIlRlES- Cod, sa.oOdiS 20
per crate: $500 per barrel.
LEMONS Mossnn and Palermo COM
mon $40. choice SS01I1l5. extra fancy
SIZE
GRAPES California varieties N.bOul. "a
per crate: Almeria S,n0Ui, 90 per DO
PEARS-Califcrnia, $3.50 per box: half
hoxes. si20
ORANGES Mexican. fancy sweet. ss75ae
400 per box
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Chicago advtces by private wire TO b.
| w. Hunter Co. gave curb on May wheat
| g1t1 Pw.s cod ait 9CA to 90is and calls
from 1876 TO 92%. Traders somewhat NIX
ed. but Inclined to bear SIDE on bulgee.
Puts on May corn 30A: calls 30tz
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Bus!ness good prices stead,, ~,
changed; sales, 1900 bales. of which 70 on
w wcre Amer:can; imports. $500, of which 500
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!!kdvancc in a'"bacco.

phiE and smoking tobp eco are
Fteadlly and are expected TO
or IT least n yea. i'his up.
y partksnlanly to tho catar or
Td'y u iuy passes In which
bhesx are not advised of an
some manufacturer, rhA ad-
tne,y ;eg.umate and seats no
atkutnsaon. The total acreage
v ~ oniy 20 per cent OF q wear
tWIy ID per cent OF tao tobacco
N from hhe old crop was spoiled
nnu rcsweattng resulting from
ply hot weather In Seplcmbcr
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Of septemhev lhe price was

Slvsi per kcs Ut New YORK,
erstnihlng that on OcIobe, /
ntihsc to Si.B shonid he made.
lIp paw OF Sept9mber, hDwever,
II er OF Wheeling is sud 10
Kegs to II jobber In New
$l5. and the latter oiso
~ them AZ less than quoted
sA result WAS that whun .ast
Phnr was he'll " rIttsburg the
rAlnins uniform prices was
eaving the market open. Gut
selina ut about SIS per
III OF about Sl.a3 delivered IN
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tive Spot Market

Comparative Spot Markets.
The following arr the closing quotal!9a
for cotton on the spot today At the iceeI
markets, together with the closing o. M
cling yesterday, with today's saleA
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TRADE.
IN 1HE cur NAIL Pool


u y1dunkom Thurxdny. November II.
ktrc have been very few changes ~
x wholesa1e grocery trace Wtn'n .no
II week Of ccn days. Sales are runn ~ !
NJ \. \. q ID i \ n. .<..-tarce The coffco
3{1w&S (. trifie steadior In tone, but
sh : :. h~nn NO actual changes IN
f{f.sscn. sugar has ruled steady Ut the
~ ey.rht declines in prices and the
~ mas ,snproyed slightly REG sells
illst,, ~ra,, an along the lire aud the nl:sr-
IL u AIM Canned goods ar. rather
~, 81 hut prices. with 4 few exceptions.
boldtnr steady. Canned tomatoes are
Mile easy though the leading jobbers
V brokers have no doubt OF ultimate
ihsf pr.ccs and are not forcing safes.
"a frutss are quiet. with sonic SORTS
~, md Others easy. Recent raihs III
forniu have greatly shortened me
N crop. und II Is now estimated ihai
otai VIVA De smaller snah seai 80
Gas former estihasr7 ii'aN'u ~ "''""''
h a little advance TbanksbNii's
~ :, 10. k,,.lidav articles hut this trade
S3zSf- ~ 100 l-I h..,.,,,,, 49,, ..nia,
s ai4c'esise ve's
III y. There Is continuation III 'hs
IN the market for low grades OF
+. -. - -, ~ "a, .nce. n,
uicie 'id'e oeo' ~
M
f#
M lgurd ana Cotton seed oii.
~ 4u,s,,,s,a a. rlaah company of New
,.''' =, ,,,,,a. ~, 900.
rites' Dualhs oVtop'' wy s'"e"1
1fE IN Europe and this country de-
90 tiercss, and they are about
~ ~ ''~1 ~, n,st
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Arncics-- IODen- IL E1-7 Low Il 'Jos,
Tash Quotations vera as follows.

IfVNF NVtIIy.
9, Wshea,-No, ? spring Sass: No, 3 spring
CoSrs-No. 2 IaIa, Ne. 2 yellow I'm.
~; No. white o b e2,sa92s.
kNe--- No. 2 iTh,
isarty~-No. 3 70 b ?5fi5
ElAA seed-Nc. l, lO3ieSit .O;as,
timothy sect-Prin,e. 2.fN
Mess pork-per hbl. !. 4Sii7 80.
Lard--Per 100 lbs, ,a2M
Snort r5hs s.des-Lcosc. i.SeG4.so
nrN salted Shoulders Baxcd' is,ais
Snen, clear sides--Boxei. 4s,aTt5s
so Wnh,s,ksy--Distillers' finished goods. per
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TO HAVE HEALTH AND HArPINE ss
ose Garland" Stoves ana Ransea
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Houston Spot Quotntton.


The New Orleans spot market c,os
nrm at an advance of ia Sios
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moving and this market as pretty wen vel
here today. 5000. at 1-16c advance, and mr.
ket firm. Mobile. Wilmington. norfolk
and Augusta are quoted firm. uncnansea
to f-16c higher.
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rcisl Ia cut NuI rom.

\ from New York state that the
br cut nails Is somewhat unset
"a monene OWNS 10 the disrup-
Nc combination which has, until
|s|tx .sted among the principal
6Aks. Tho wire mai. pool, IL
nm lbcred, went to pieces saw
go, but the cut nall manu-.
ftinuud to work under an
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New YnrL sna..

me New York spot market close,
STEADY at an advance of 1-l6c, O'e'
O m.,,,,i'n'. nood nidin:. ca
all isD'"-, * gig M sa,a 9 OIL,
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/ Tho October cotton movement overland
was little less than In October, 1890 the
gross shipments reaching 22S,5S paies'
which compares with 23S.52i bales In 1870
ecs.o9s bales IN 1895 and Hi.0H bales IN
1894 The loss this year Is largely in the
movement via Louisville and CINCINNATI,
although the shipments via Cairo nave
Louis however u greater than In 1895:
The ret overland for the month Is Amos
the same as In October last year, beins
"a red with 1898 when the total was l!VIo.
baIcs. there is an Increase. The total Tor
the two months falls behind that OF a
year ago 1902 bales.
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Z asked: b bic.
Liverpool Futures.
Opened quiet. demand steady; c,o1p
quiet. c
Month Of Delivery. s call Il !
b bid; sellers; v value.
United States Exports.
Thin xranL Lar 4

'Vt"' u"'" . .. - . % % s.''''-~
Stocks at United States PeStps
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GRAIN AND Hay
cake. SIS, 1900 per ton; hSlls s "a 7l,, ~
WIRN AND NAILS

SORGHUM SEED $4,000 per bushel.
kYN SkED--9Ds per hushcl
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KEYSTONE QUARTZ

claim, consisting of 1900 linear feet of the
Keystone lode bearing silver with surface
ground 600 feet in width, in Lewis Mining
District, county of Lander, State of Nevada,
and described as follows:
U. S. Mineral Survey No. 1882, Township 80
n K 45 L NJ D NJ.
Beginning at Post 1, U S 1892, whichis
identical with original location corner No. l,
whence the W cor of Township % n X 46 E.,
II NJ, bears s 81 deg i5 min 4 3sl5 feet dis
tant, Post of May Day Consolidated Mine
(U 5 ND bears s &c deg 03 min e 9l7 it. dis
tant, location point where notice is posted
bears N A deg 5S min W 1914 II. distant.
Thence N 2s deg 20 min 600 #. to Post 2.
whence cor No. of original location bears
\ q deg 20 min E 81 TT. distant.
Thence n 81 deg 10 min w 1900 IT. to Post3.
Thence 26 deg 20 min w 600 IT. to Post 4,
whence cor No. OF original location bears
n I'll deg 10 min w u #. distant
Thence 81 deg 40 min Z 800 It. to Post I,
the place OF beginning. Area 20 66l 1000 acres.
Magnetic Variation IL deg 30 min X.
The posts of claim are AKA inches square
pine posts, properly ecribed, are ~ II. long,
set II to Is inches in the ground, and each
surrounded by mound OF earth and stones
Adjoining mine the POSTAL" next nearest
mine May Day Consolidated" above men-
toned, owned by W. E. Dean, aforesaid.
Record of the location of this mine is
made in the office of the Recorder of Lander
county, at Austin, in the county and State
aforesaid.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
portion of said Keystone Quartz claim, mine
or surface ground are required to file their ad-
verse claims with the Register of the United
States Land Office ut Carson City, in the
County of 0rmsby, State of Nevada, during
the sixty days period of publication hereof,
or they Will be barred by virtue OF the
provisions of the Statute.
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II is hereby ordered that the foregoing No
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| for the period of ten consecutive weeks In
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published at Battle Mountain, Nevada.
o. II. GALLUP, Register.
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no. G7s.
APPLICATION FlR A PATENT.
UNITED STATES LAND 0FFIcE, 1
Carson City, Nevada, Dec. oath, 1896.

NJ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT w.
~ +. Dean, through his Attorney In fact,
ID. J. Bousheld, whose p. o. address Is Dean
Lander county, Nevada, has this day filed
his application for patent to the
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-22
II. Downing, 40 yards; F. M. Byrne, 70; Ed

Ii. Downing, 40 yards; F. NJ Byrne, 70; Ed
Chapman, 80.
The heats for the five-mile club cup race
have been arranged as follows:
First night-C. NJ. Smith, o. C. W.; Percy
Deacon. r. A. O.; w. 4. Decker, Acme.
Second night-Fritz Lacy, B. c. W.; Charles
Goodwin S. F. R. c.; Charles Birdsail, c. C. C. /;
Charles Parker. A. e.
Third night-E. +. Russ. O. C. W.; E. O.
Bozio ]; c. C.; Walter Leitcb, c. c. W.
ma, B. C. W.; Bert Elford, R. A. e.
Filth nign-Howard squires. Acme; R. Rob-
inson. S, F. R. c.; J. E. Wing, o. CIV; Charles
Curtis, A. c.
Sixth n ght-I. E. Lind, 1. C. c.; R. A. Coul-
| ter, c. c. C.; Jacob Hirsch, C. c. W.
The first man in each heat will ride in
the final one Saturday night, March n.
The winners oil meats will be awarded
prize valued at $40.
The arrangement of heats will give each
club IN opportunity to have two men IN
the final.
Additional seating arrangements were
made in the Pavilion yesterday, the
crowd Saturday night being greater than
the seats would accommodate. Ihere Is
now plenty of seating room.
Tne Olympic, Bay City, Alameda and
Reliance clubs ali held "try-outs" over
the Haywaids road yesterday preparing
their relay teams.
NO run was CdiJeU ny OaptdiA -.
Lewis of the San Francisco Road Club
yesterday on account OF the unsettled
condition of the weather, but with the
coming of fine weather he will begin 10
call reg uiar runs of the club, and says he
has several outings arranged, and assures
all that attend a most enjoyable time.
The cluo will be represented at the in
door tournament by several OF its racing
men, and they hope to be able to win their
share of the prizes.
Chares Good win, one OF the clubs crack
racing men ana winner of the time prize
at the late tive-mile road race at San
Rafael, has again taken to the wheel and
IS training very faithfully. lie will ride
at the indoor meet, and will probably be
heard from in the front ranks before tho
end of the season.
The team that is to represent the club
in the coming relay race has already been
selected and informed of their relays.
They are all in active training, and, bar
ring accidents, the club expects to make
very credita BILE showing.
S. G. Chapman, well known in the trade
here, LETT for London Saturday night, and
will be away about six months. Ernest
Helmore of the Olympic Wheelmen and
CALL Bicycle Club, went to London about
fortnight ago and will rem ain there.
l.. w. Burris, Henry and Ben Noonan,
George Felix and J. c. Williamson, of tho
Santa Rosa Wheelmen, came down Satur-
day to see the races, and visited the Bay
City Club yesterday.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-22
Was Governor of Wisconsin.

w. D. Hoard of Fort Atchison, Wis. Gov
ernor of Wisconsin during 1883 and 1889.
preside of the National Dairy Union. and
founder, proprietor and editor of Hoard's
Dairyman, the leading dairy paper of the
world arrived yesterday at the Grand Hotel,
accompanied by his wife and by his son, o.
R. Hoard, and daughter-in-law, and their
family. He is in California to get rest and re-
cuperetion. He is q stanch Republican, and
was recently strong but unsuccessful candI-
date for Secretary of Agriculture in the new
Cabinet. In 1890, during the Democratic
landslide, he was defeated for the Governor
ship by George Peck. author of "Peck's Bad
Boy" the issue having been compulsory edu-
cation, which Hoard favored AS president of
the National Dairy Union, he has been a con-
slant opponent of impure foods, of oleomar-
garine, ard of filled cheese. Eight years ago
he recon ended pure-food legislation in Wis
consin and signed the bill establishing pure
food laws. He will leave here to-day.