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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-07-13

pic'Vy AAeoAo 6hA 'cEy utar W ue1tns
Perhaps it would not have been SO
hard nnnn the mnthar hnt Cor .he
memories that the little girl started
by her appeals:
Mamma, do tell papa to come to
his little Anna-she is so sick, SO
sick"
So it went for all the night, the
mother weeping and the little girl
do come, papa; do come, your lit
tie Anna is so SICK"
The doctor came and said that Anna
had typhoid fever, and would linger
for long time. The mother wrote to
the soldier father, then in Virginia,
and told him all the story-how the
little girl was SO sick and of how she
called for him. The father tried hard
for furlough, but it could not be
had, and his little Annie died, never
understanding why her papa did not
come. What that poor mother suffer
ed can never be measured by words,
but she was but little thought of in
the great hustle and excitement Of the
war. Let the poor women Of this war
have much Of our consideration-she
cannot get too much.
While l was reading about the ad-
vance upon Santiago, q thousand
memories rushed upon me to recall
the advance Of the army upon Allan
ia. 1t was little strange, but as
contemplated the fleeing of the Span
iards from the Cuban city, the blazing
of houses and the tumbling of walls,
at every turn there came to me as
fresh as the day the efforts of an old
cat to save her kittens. The fire had
driven this old cat from place to place,
but every time she carried her kittens.
So, after she had sheltered through
the crowds with kitten in her mouth,
then to return and appear again with
another kitten, that the fire-fghters
had ceased to scare her and she had
gained respect almost human for her
devotion to her young. Driven from
block to block, she was at last cut off
and given up for lost, when she ap-
peared at window of the burning
building and with a kitten in her
mouth leaped for the street. Every
man was fireman in those days, and
some one caught the old cat as che
came to the ground and saved cat and
kitten. never knew what became Of
them, but am sure there was never
braver fight than the fight she m.ie to
save her young.
If we are to have war, ] am glad
to see the women begin to get en-
Unused, for surely there can be moth
ing gained unless the women IRE in it.
SARGE PLUNKETT.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-07-13

A father was lecturing his son ON
the evil Of staying out late at night
and rising late in the morning. "You
will never succeed" he said, unless
you mend yeur ways. Remember, the
early bird catches the worm" "And
what about the worm, father?" said
the young man, sneeringly. Wasn't
he rather foolish in getting up so ear
ly?" "My son." said the old man,
that worm hadn't been to bed at all;
he was only getting home" The young
man coughed.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-07-13

- Mr.. G. B. Bush, president IF the
Gilmer county court, tells briefly his
experience with an epidemic Of bloody
fux in his family. He writes under
date of October 8, 1896, at Auburn.
w. Va: During the past summer
we had three cases Of bloody Aux in
our family which we cured in less than
one week with Chamberlain Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. In
some instances there were twenty
hemorrhages day. This remedy
never fails to cure the worst cases Of
bloody fux aud all bowel complaints,
and every family should keep IL ut
hand. For sale by Hill Orr Drug Co.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-07-13

NO." she said, "yoa don't real
ly lovetne." "Yes. I'swear ] do, he
protested. II love you with all my
soul. I would ask you to be my wife
tomorrow II I we're properly situated"
But his plea was useless. She had
studied human natrys, and knew that
when man isfeally in love he doesn't t
stop to consider whether he can afford
to marry or not.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-07-13
NOTICE.

TN compliance with the recommends
IL ton of the Grand Jury, all persons
who damage the public roads by the erec-
tion of dams on aide Of road which OBJ.
struct the flow Of the water therefron., or
otherwise damage the roads by throwing
rocks, brush or other obstruction in the
side ditches, will be prosecuted, unless
such obstructions are removed before the
first day of April next. This is given so
that guilty parties may have time to COM
ply with the law
W. p. SNELGROVE, Co. Eup.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-07-13
ICE COLD ICE ICE.

MY customers and the general public
AVA will take notice that Elias Single
ton is no longer In my employment.
nave emPloSed reliable man to sell Fish
for me. so please give him your orders.
have been in the tish business for nine
years and have always tried to give satis-
faction, and Will appreciate continuance
Of your patronage. 1 handle all kinds Of
Florida Vegetables and Fruits in and out
Of season. Also, full line of Fency
Groceries, Tobacco and Cigars, Oranges,
Banana. &C., at Wholesale.
j. Il. FAINT,
Florida Fish and Fruit Store.
April 20. 1898 43 am
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-07-13

Put your system in healthy con-
'dition if you would be fortified to re-
'sist yellow fever. Prickly Ash Bit
ters, the System Cleanser and Regu-
ilator, is the proper remedy. Sold at
Evans Pharmacy.
- No man can climb higher than
his highest ideal.
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NOTICE.

All parties owing me notes
and accounts are requested
and urged to pay same as soon
aa;;ress;h1e. I:need my mon
ey and will be compelled to
make collections early in the
season. Save theStrouble and
expense of sending to see you.
j. S. FOWLER.
Sept. 20. 1897 IA
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-07-13

Many Of the wounded we're lowered
into the ships own boats and taken
ashore, but this task was most diff
cult One.
The Gloucester had dill her boats
out, and one seamen swan through
the surf with line from the Maria
Teresa, making it fast to tree ON the
shore, By this means many ON the
flagship, including Admiral Cervera,
lowered themselves ;nte The !!crces-
ter's boats. The wounded were taken
TO the Gloucester as rapidly as possi-
ble, and the lower deck Of the yacht
was soon covered with Spanish sailors,
mapgled in limb and body by the
bnrsting Of shells.
The Gloucester's crow gave the
wounded men every attention possible.
The shore was soon lined with those
who had escaped frem the Infanta
Maria Teresa and the Almirante
Oquendo. There were still some men
on both vessels when the FIRE com
menced 20 reach the magazines and
the boxes Of ammunition lying On the
decks. A dozen or more explosions
followed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-12
ERIE RAILROAD.

1hrourh Trains leave NewYoTk. loot OF - VT
q. toIoSs and 1--WE minutes earlier from West a,u ST.
nam A. M-Vestlbuled Express daily Tor bHns ns'n'"
Waverly Elmira Buffalo. Bradford. ArsNes ru'"''
T. !, ~ eS Ws,b,ed iimued-Fa. mil daily Solid
- " ch,cago Arrives Cleveland 40 A. NJ. Cnioag9
p II. slecpers to Chicago CieVe'"'" anu
Dining Car. ~,-,, v.s,,h,,sd Expres,
I'D" y. a, I,,maio o5 A 81 Bradford ':"o A.
M Jamestown 700 A. NJ. youngstown oI rI,sHs,a nd,
Cleveland o:30 =. NJ Sleepers 10 bu'ia' ~"
Cafe Library Car. -. ,,,.,,u,on Elmira
D:I5 p. M.-Day solid train for Bng nam, Chicasr
vaveriv and Chicago Sespers to HornellsVhie' N"'s'
and Cincinnati. Dining Car AN pr,rJMAx &C.
CoMM0DATiONs At H. i3 2ci t9' o ara ,. losiS
wav i2T Rowery $50 East l25th-st. ana 80 IA
IT, che nbers and West 23dst ferries 90
SEQ Fil<n st Broadway Brooklyn -
~ ana Jersey CITY station. New-York IransIsr
Co calls for and checks baggage from notes I'll" "
dencss
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Not,er of Gummons.

(|(%(%((~>>
SI'pRENE COURT County or hich'
y. ,-rror II sammis Plaintiff. against Mar
, TI"gnan 'anles Holman father Of James Unf
gar 49, sod. Mistress Hoffman. wife OF James ~
Holman, 81" y payne John Eagan and the feoPle 81
ha Sat" II New-Yor Defendants Nom arc more
dere,dants and each OF them iOu a., ~"
a. r., ,ned 10 answer the complaint ~ uls .,,nrv
o serve copy IF your answer on uie ,ts summons
\" dave after the service OF TINS sum
xsy Of The dly Of service. and IN cas- o Inns.
anar or answer judgment VIII be taNeh a.
' lac 9s,aut for the relief demanded IN the "ohp"'
dated October 90. 1925. 1890 ,-.,,, .,,,,,av
D"' vApRt;N T. SAMMS. Plaintiff = Attorney,
o..,ocra address and Office. No. - Liberty Suee''
fos'o"'e ~ Borough Of Manhattan.
York tiy.
To tho Defendants lanes H2man ana mn summons is
sn"yed upon YOU by publication pursuant - n Court
lin William y. cohen Justice OF me s nup isos and
~ ID on The eth day Of NoNemoer isye WIN r,v n,
49, j.. tho once Of the clerk Of Hichnlohl 'u"s Nv
I,Ht ,,no,,d richmond County. state Of Ne"-lork'
~ n.tsd \eu YofA November llth, le's' .-.
Dateu 10 spprV = sANMIS Plaintiff Attorney,
Nf'''' - Liberty Street
Borough cf Manhattan.
New York city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-12

u.nnht. Nov ll-Cotion steady middling I l5-l1c
l,S midillns re- god ordinary. l6e net receipts
. So. lies gross sSiO. shipments. 3 1888 sales. 1Uo
sincs is0s III 6S3 1897. - 1884 ,,,,
Rsltm"rs Nov Ii.-Cotton nominal. mddng 5'sc;
t, ,nts,itng ii-iSc. god ordinary. lie. net re
ceirs u.4 bales gross 544 exports TO the Continent
=, rnuis Soy ii-Cottor quiet. mIdding. = ID 10
- r,Lidine y jgc. good ordinary. Jc net receipts
-ss hsiss rr.s, 5sss .hlpments 1893 sales spnners
s.s'an,sh SoV Il--,'o,ton quiet: m.ldlins. 10
Ia. mtddng 2 10 receipts II 2i3 bales exports coast
Wis. al ss falas 80 stock. i,U.5uJ. -
Galvesi0n Nov, - otton steady. mding isc low
nlddiing 49, good ordinary as receipts. lO2as 6ass
exports Great Britain ssO' 70 ne continent 'i-o
oosstwIes 241I sales o7t. stock. 3Ji. SIS .., =,
New Orleans. NOV. Ii.--cotton quiet middlins 4te
low middng 4 bic. good ordinary 10 i6c net r.
en,, ia bales gross 10 7s4 exports % Great Britain
"a 40 10 France to the Con,pent eo2 Gales 600
stock tcorrsctsd). ~. 305.
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3 ailroaos
RAILROADS..
>--,>rr-~~N~~Nr~~~N<>r|sSS
new YORK CENTRAL
~ - ~ uees0
.,A.rv Utica, Syracuse.

Az through train. stop at Albany Utica '''a'''''
rochester md Buffa'o ,-..
@ Trains leave Grand Central Station as tonow
EMpiaE' ' srs s1IsP, rs SqTsass LIMITED
rs. y az ~'s'd rossn'o eepa S De
SD 4. MAST NAIL Da''v- For Bnna'
~ =, rails and Cleveland s,,sav For
iV'3o a. May IMPRESS excr Wv state state points
100 p M-SorTHwH gss LIMITED ana crnein-
cAG0 SPECIAL. Daily For coisn'"''
$50 %TRoY i AMI 1Su s'saRDxSroGA sgEc,Ar.
900 p Make SHORE LIMITED Due cleveland
.,,'ain to Chiosgo via Inke S,o'Ts Sleeping and par
600 r. MgwEsrrRN EXPRESS , na,,y,-s0'
go p M-NoRTHERN EXPRESS Da|CC,,awa
an Montreal and except ssturdays for o ,,Sp NON
40 = M-ADTRONDACK MOUNTAINS
- TnnGAL EXPp Ess Daily sor.rrwesrrvE
- SPECIAL Dnily-For Ruralo G, Iou..
~ Cleveland. Cincinnati Indsnepo',. ara Rally si-sr-
BOO J. M-spErfAr. LIMITEI ~ w., brook Ry.. va
ing car only for points or rrI ~"
0.15 r. M-PACIFrr EXPRESS. bauHo and ey-
burg Niagara Falls. Cleveland ,hs AUBURN road
every night, EXCEPT ,... sn NJ c,,' pS''
nights chcagn :srpe,,s, lG nyv, 3, IN -
oak - m, .,r- p M-Da,ly ex9'pt suhu''' "
Pit,,ncld SUNDAYS only at 0aH =. ~;
Wagner Palace Cars on al through ~"
Ticket srd Wagner offices ~ Grand ce"r'rrc .,arsy
tta POI 4i3 broadway n Ens, iih s',o1 g, station
OK comhus Ave- 81 Wes, isotn a,s and 100 Fulton ST.
ard 100 Broadwav r u Brookyn -. ,o- New YORK.
Telephone '27oO Thry-e,ehth street fo soe, or rest
Central Cab service baggage chschen '''"'
GEORGE VI DANIELS General Pas serR.. -
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EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

VI, s.
v-,holt IN ,,~si-
o.. .ae course OF p-ices and viii NJ Ie.'io ,,,., fo-
,,. ,r,5.rste The general tone OF 'n' ns'N,, ,,,
t,.s-..r .r c,c f4fures to.e'aIiN s,At' ~ u
Omen NJ steady - unclaimed .N-S
a. >'S' .i.re 20 sales Of 3t-" bags on -"
r,. tr.nslri.1Af f,r lac nornlhs ~ 49,.
zoos f-tv-.. call. f"ACIe" ~
g.. .r. .-.t.-, session - t1 bags. tltf HnN 80,
....r.i.. mad to c.1ic" &c . 2'sSitr ss "a
-.--...- IN account - thr .er'ftuSy ''" p''t.
......s. seldom t.ur1 expression NJ a 80" ,,
ID. r.~, ,.nlefs display ed more energy '.'' ,,s
... ..-o n4 arl considerable ili's'''l !, p,,,,,r
'.- 'y..,, view 90 encouraging uN.sle' u'' -
..-s stnr tnr ground tat Niih9H, ,r'ces ~
....... strrl, the present sfA'rWe Oh 49, -.
-..f re liz; - futures ia i'.t.S' r.asrafi~
- s,sf.a.i speculative 9peraiicrs "u' . -, 20
'....-f a higher average level "i i.','s ~. i,srI
III. a. ,e,- is concluded. The ''sn news d. Iat,
- =. la. made lat H'iie lmpesso'. ge,'-,s
.trg practically tile re Gus "'' 49,
..., ..t-er-wii.e HAMBURG oft~et WIN s+h,-s 49,
lo-. RI. rel re. 49,
..... ana c,nlhArG receipts ~ only LUZ" S"o' ~.
Ta.,n Us g.. whole t.e foreign n"MS i",r "a I'm
t...r a.rullcancr. a-1t.iS ih W ',ssI s.ead,.
,.,s subject local influences ana liose ,5,-s1,'.
, '..s % = points Tho maff"i Toy sl'y'
e-.,.l "a can,irIra upward i-u''i'.H ''"s , ,,t
-. 49, .h. basis o. Gisc for 81 Nlo lNt"'V ''S '
a.. ..r ),h,iag parcels. 49,. 10, ,,,,te, ., 3a,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-12
"Ri XCK DIAMOND EXPRESS"

arrives Buffalo a5s NJ Pullman vestlule Day Coaches
and Parlor Cars. DlningCar service Meals Ia carte.
Connects Buffalo with through seepers 10 Detroit aEt
sI2s5U. no T. n. daily FOR EAsToN MAUcH
CKT'NL< WIIKESBARRE. SCRANTON and coal
branches Chair Car Eas,on texerpt Saturdays ana
1850, $40 r N. daily. except Sunday. for WILKES
BARRE rTTTsrON SCRANTON AID principal inter
med Stations Connects Dr all points In coal regions
Pullman Buffet Parlcr Car for VilkesbaTrs.
1850. $50 f. NJ daily. escept Sunday for EAsToN
ard In, efrne-iats stations
$3.50 5,IS p NJ. Sundays only. for MAUcH CHUNK
end inteIme Hate stations -.,-o>.
$3.50. $40 r II daily. except sunday for EAsIoS
and princips, intermeda = stations ..-.,.
'G5O ZOO p N. daily for BUFFALO. NlAEAhA
FALLS and all points West Pullman sseper yestDuis
Dining Cor New-York to Esston ,.. .,.,,,,v o,,,
sorTH PLAINEIELD GAsrr3HH E paItFsTER.
BhTAIIA' BI'FFA,JO and TORONTO Pullman sleep.r
for buffalo None but sleeping passengers carried
No baggage carried. ,r,y
AGA geneva ROCHESTER BUFFALO. NIAGARA
FALLS. all points West Pullman sleeper TO cnieaxo;
Ae2nsI sea so rriHs sRGoR s"s intermediate points
leave as follows 90 20 1880 1920 1920 Sundays
only) A. NJ 80 90 2s30 1880 +:t". $40 and -, r. ~
Tickets and Pullman secommoda Ions a. Ils ~ ~,
3;5 ga and 1923 Broadway 81 j4th ST loo r. ls'os
ST 1877 Bowery a. Y. $40 Fuln s. Court d. w
Broadway and Brooklyn Annex hrooklyn -.
Transfer Co VIII celi for sd check baggage t'o'"
ho,el residence through q da~.'natton
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1)ublic Notlee.
~~~~~~~(lN0~ |/||(10
NOTICE TO TANPAi EKS.

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
DEPARTMENT or FINANCE. BUREAU FOR
THE COLLECTION OF TAXES. No 81 Chambers street
,stcwart RuilfIng). New York November J. is9s
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO al persons ms wns 81,
- - tho Roroughs Of Manhattan ard The Bronx iof
th year is9s remain unpaid the first day o.
~. - maj ,nless the shall he paid TO the lie
etyer - ia scs at Offices No ~ Chambers stree. IN
' r',ab ~ Manhattan and 30 Avenue ana II 'tA
1ne a. a por,gh Of the Bronx respectively m or be
fore The first day OF December o sad year ne W. :
rre rcreve and collect upon such taxes so Iei1
,,n,I on that dav addition TO the amount %.
tarss one Per the amount lhesoi as
by section 9lO OF the nTea'eE Nc" i0'''
3is Laws Of $500. .,... ,,u,,ar =, Taxes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-12
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET

Liverpool NOV, II. 3:45 p r;Scs "a C'9 ed
When, 40 ! red Northern spring dull. bs 2'sd 'oiN
American mixed quiet. 3s los.d FUTURES steady
40, .mler - yS.d. Decembsr ;s SD. March d. 30
I,l.,t-S Louis fancy winter duh 81 Hops at LONDON
Pncinc coast nrn. Is 5sgf5 i3s. Beef-:Ntra ihd.t
moss Arm prime frm. E3s ed I"tN-n
80 nm. Western hrm 5bs prips medium West
"tn nrm AZ Hanr short cut. IA - l" 10; du'.
m. a., Bacon Cumberland cut, - - % H. du' .-s
mort rb - 20 - n steady. ~ I'd long ei@a' mHe,
lsht 20 to - 10. dull. Us ca long lea m'pu.ss ant
an ~ a. ~ dun short clear backs. ]" 10 ~ to ou
500. clear bellies IA TO ~ n, easy 3ts ,rn am
So,,re - 10 !. 10 dull 23s Lard Prime 's'''n ~
a.. tr.ese American hpsst white nrm IS 90
am ais Taou- Prime city nrm iys ca. e,sr,,s
Jvernool refined steady H6s ID 1urpen,"e-'V"'"
.,.,sy 2f, "a Rosin-com non steady. % 30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-12

4 s%s. &c. q9 Winter G De- !, sGss sPas
cca's sashts y soss5 IT, "'s s5si 30 per bb
,ora"e- dui Fecerts S. 3 bush Yellow 4e
AZ "a 30 a AMI '@ Missd f I'm 81, STf e
sprrg si4; winter 81 } Co., gn Northern 2Iiqc.
W,.iern 2if r mt ,.s W IS@ iSf s%S,c
nnfalo Nov ii-spring wheat dull but firm 40 40 J
na SPIT ~ Mer'h sonr sF%! 80 i'r rs issc
rrG 7s.c. mlxea winter 7lsc Corn 4rm higher
rn4rngz y yrc~ 5s' s ~ 7 ye'' Oats nrm. 80 :
ya,m 30 White. 2slse No whit -
IN ~ st'e Quoted at 5sc Canal freghts dun Flour
strong o.. .,
chicago. Noy. 1.-THE leading futures ranged as fo'
''T Wheat, go . Opening Highest Lowest ci0' g.
S.. .c"';' 6 : 49,. g. s.. g. g.. 81
Corn. No. 2. 9,s.
:,.s.: .sa 81 g.. s5 T.
MAY ........... 30 .V'5Fs 1873 % 'V""'
oats 80. 2: .,, ,,o. oo.
H Hs, +: +. s.,.qss' =. s' s: s.ess''.
Mess p9rN per Dbl: 80,
December ....... So ~. 50 So,
Lard. per 100 ~ s-,
January ~
Short ribs. per 100 10: "a
jangary ......... 40 4'7'. 4'' 4'''
cash quotation, were tooSs rl2uF seedy 40
spring wheat 62uG5c 40 = leq, o b. So 80 Coz H.
white Z " b. - ac. No white, -
.f,ua7 &c No rye 90 NJ barley, d" D. aodtyv' ~
naSseel a5c. prime timothy seed - - mess Don pst
hi 81 sJHS7 ~ lard. PEI 100 H. 81 - zrs+ " = ,
, sides ,oose 9OfsI IL dry Adited shoulders 49,
"a en-. short clear sides tbcA-dl ~ sous ~
%9's s d naeGanse G's on tie rouce fxcaos
tie butter market Was s;ei1l .'', ~ nr,
dairie1 l2irqlc. cheese nrm. nsis susN''' fsss "'
fresh. ls'-C
cincinnati. Nov II Flour quiet steady Wheat nrm
No r.i corn quiet No : mixed doc, Oass -, -,
~ mixed - i.c. Rye hrm. ~ = i'c. bdVe' s''e''
sugar steady, Eggs nrm lTc. CHEESE hrh
Milwaukee NOV, fi.-Wheat higher. No ! northern. %
G05iec y, = northern t3l-g69c. Rye steam - T. 'i's
N ~, Harley frmer. No .. iIi2c. sample 4"Hf''sV'
Minneapolis NoY. i-Wheat s'Ions NG',m r az, -.
~ / northern. Gii.c. 10 Northern % F'ou u"
changed.
Philadelphia. NOV li.--Wbeat weak ard ,ss over owe
oontract grade November. 7iU'l.c Corn s'eau. No
,nucG :pos. q3lc. No do 3tq&''sc, No mAed 49,
pntt.r steady fancy Western creamery &c, 90
r,r,s ~. Eggs hrm fresh nearby. 20; d, "ssuil,,
d. S,nihWegt-rn 1890. do southern l'
tyter- New York full cream fancy. "'sy".'
n''. IT, csn,ce ssqai.c Kecepts-F.our. +iVo Dds
- ,., sacks wheat bush corn ;'4V" pLsn 80
II $50 buSf shipments Nhe''' "'''" ' ~
hush. oats 5000 bush
- = " rcd cash elevator. 6s1se track. $50
'sceni.r ~ nc asked May. Ds1seSe|c pa ~ nnl'
cash 0in6G Corn spot higher 10 ,59 Isl si Or
,snhs, tna.a3Di,c asked. MAY =" SpJ-' DH oas
snn, unchanged: No {. cash. 90. track 20, beSemos
- hid. May &c bid. No white -s' buttei ''FsoS
rsme,, iia2c. dairy. iJu2Oc. Eggs higher ls'
Toledo. Nov. li.-Wheai higher and hrm. No. cas-.
mi sed ~ ,c. dul and steady. 80 : Wlkei &c
Nv Inactive No cash. 32isc 'lovsrseei acti.e am
higher prime old 81 90 ne" cash and November - "''
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SHORE r. K.

Trains leave W 42d ST. station. n T.. a. toho"~ anu
AZ m earlier from foot OF Franklin ST.: ,,, a.. Al,
I.vW T. M CONTINENTAL LIMITED. DAILY: fos A.
Cleveland. Detroit. Chicago and 81 Louis Ars,se'
ch,cago and st L.ons nsxt afternoon pinina ,&
e,, r M chicago and st. Louis Limited Dahg , ucs
"Ii,io. syracuse. Rochester Buffalo. Niagara rhiss
TTaron,o Detroit Cleveland. Chicago and 81. Louis
,,as Daily, except sunday Tor %6 Syracuse N0sAs''
AIS p M Daily TOR Albany. Utica, Syracuse K2ches-
ter Buffalo. Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit. Cless-
land Chicago and ST Louis
Time tables at principal hotels anc ofncss Bsssass
checked from Hotel Residence BY WestcoV Express
G r LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent. n. T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-12

thlcaqo NOV II Receipts % cattle we're small 80 deF
and with a rood demand the suppl was "ass ulTp''-u
~ a. sr.rs prices Native beef steers sofa all inc VIZ
tom e. ~ 10 81 10 best grades Hosi or 'nr
sales bling ~ 80 and - % siorse,s ana 't,lr
se~e ,slrIv animated. selling between $3nS4 30 'hNes
through. best grades western ,anse s'"'
ola a. 81 lO1S. - and Texans at 81 aDhS W w"
k.rs ver. all bearsh and prices for hogs a."ihR'u 80
ieio Thursiay's high time ile@t
80 81 asa 21 and the 81 81 5sas3 80 with the bulk
-, ,pe hogs crossing the scales So +0ps3 - Pigs sold
ls,eev M s. pOut3 IS Lambs sold acNelv 20 hAN ar
srny prcas poorest selling at ~ 80 - % ana me
is.t a, 81 i5ax sheep brought - I'ns' 40 westerns
s.i,y AZ sJ0S4 A. Not manN snrep sold aioNe - 20
and f,Iers sod mostly 81 ~,fis3 80 while t""dnE aros
~ Oh, q. ,o0s5 Good light weight sheep especially lot
-, 10 v.arng order. sold much better than hea.y she"!
r..ssn,s rattle . head. hogs. 1000: sheep. Ihs
cincinnati Nov n.-bDes active stead s5GS 90
ar steady .0gks ~. Sheep steadi = 2"esf l@mos
steady 81 ,5N<J -. . N .- -. go, .,,o,c,
IL .b..n AND hog during the a-nty fonr horrs ended
-, reon 20 .Hv v-re follows Cattle. O. cars: sheep
s,a lambs IL cars. hogs q cars shipments sttlr n"
car. sheep lambs . cars; hogP ~ cars 'at" In
ia. absence Of cattle there was no chang- IN tle
nos,tion on IN. market calves were IN light supply
a, ssafs - good choic- 81 50uss heavy fed steer
calv.. 81 HDHS5 Sheep and lambs The total offerings
vnr. .. Lads left There no fresh
r.eipi OF canada lambs but few loads ef over WERE
cleaned M with general c,eaTante Tn" demand Tor
ho,cs lambs was active about i0c higher but sheep
ursrs anil ard .rdays prices Lambs. choice
10 .xrra 2sffsS good choice <5ft& % common
- FAR 81 .oHx sheep choice Extra. - "JaSi 30 gJod
- cboire stds. % common 10 fair s3n>3 "a. There
va a good Clearance HogsThe market opened fairly
c,,,e usi,h sl.,v loads on sale Medium and heavy
," si during the hours OF the dsv AT s3 GDusi ~
yorssrs lisht h@avy ~ sIsa 90: pigs 81 J0dxl ~
romxhs 81 i5htS % 81 I3nS The close was dull
and about 100 lower.