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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-15
A GENERAL FINANCIAL REVIEW
IsRRATIC FLUCTUATIONS OF SUGAR
AFFECTED OTHER SHARES.
Atchison shnrcs Recovered and
Closed nt nm MISUNDERSTANDING
and Other IndustriaIs Gained.

Now York. November 1.-THE stock market
has recently cmancipsted itself In large de-
grcc from the influence OF sugar, Tobacco and
like uncertain quantities, but tho violent gyra-
tions Of Sugar IN today's market could not
but have rather an unsettling effect, Quota
ti0n9 wore almost lost at the Sugar post at
tho opening and were recorded all the way
from 1.5 down 10 iei. Before noon tho price
was quoted at 10 and again before the close
II went back 10 Ia. Tho carly decline was
based on tho fall In the loaning rate. which
WAS taken TO indicate the conclusion Of the
squeeze OF the shorts and the subsequent
recovery came with tic announcement OF the
advance In tho price or the product by tho
companies alleged to he engaged in trade
war OF determination. The enormous volume
OF the transactions In this speciality gave 1t
necessarily some sympathetic influence In the
general list. The opening quotation FOR Atcli-
ison preferred also ran all the way from Al
TO ~, with the simultaneous sales Of 500
shares The high price proved too much TO
sustain. and 1t ran off in the first hour.
carrying the whole railway list with 1t. Atch-
ison preferred more than recovered later In
the day and closed at 42l.. The adjustment
bonds were also in heavy demand and rose
at one time 1ss. But the railroad list gem
er;llly showed tendency to drag and recent
leaders were sustained at level above Sat
urday's prices with difficulty. In spite of the
additional advantage OF some very striking
gains In usually active stocks. Finding the
difficulty OF moving the recent leaders. spec
uIation showed tendency to turn in the
lower priced stocks. The Southern railways
were most conspicuous. probably in sympathy
to some extent with Atchlson, Missouri Pa
oifc. Texas aud Pacific. ST. Louis and San
Francisco seconds preferred. St Louis and
preferred and Kansas and Texas
advanced from fraction TO "a points.
In the industrial list conspicuous gains were
achieved by Manhattan and few other
stocks.
The grangcrs and the PaciHcs showed In
heavinoss Us the day progressed and
some fell below Saturday s close. while none
showed gains of more than fraction.
Tho money market was active and rather |
frmcr today.
Atchison adjustments continued to lead the |
bond market, But some of the high grade |
ssues which have recently been conspicuous |
-or strength. including the Atchison. Northern |
Pacific. Union Pacific. Erie Reading and |
Norfolk and Western were disposed to reac- |
don. Total sales s75S5.00o.
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NEW YORK EXCHANGE
LESS


Now YORK November i,.--lIoney on cal,
nsn, 81 =. .Iziz per cent; last loan eit per
~ eashange easy. with actual bus,ne,s
~ hankers bills Al t.e5a aG5i. FOR demsnS
y and 4ssPfi.sss. commercial btlls sSS
asI ~; Ss.ef cer'iheates. 6Qis@eils Bar XIX
yer eln Nestcsn dollars AZ Goyernmnnnnt
ssns Fa'feAd bonds irregular; State bonds
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New York. November 1i.--There was no
eh1nse IN the condition prevailing in tho dry
goods market today. Buyers were present In
.he looping stores, but at first hands tborc
W. W. iltt,e trading of Importance Tho market
utelefs In wooiSns aud worsted ronds , rea..
Wa, Was !, quiet market prevailing Dress gooas
were unchanged In their dullness. eSS''
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VI
heifers. 9.25Qs4o. Hogs-Receipts. 97oo; T.
ments, 200; market easy to Sc lower yotS
S.s5n3.i0: butchers. 350eIS.GV. Shoepxl
ceipts 400: shipments none; market s.
patty, naage muttons, a.oo@4.a0: stockers. 2.ssesa
Kansas City. November l4.--catus:
cents 1850 natives and 700 Texan: gooG
4oaso6 0S fasaera. ssss b 'saia
ana heiiers, s2.GJni25: Western steers. w
4.ss: Texas steers. s2.057iS5 Texas buisSSI
COWS. 2.65M325; canning stock, $2.WVs.
s.ssaSyy, ssis&s5sl %lxea l's 81 4a SN
J.itU3.dgir. Sheep Receipts. 1860; ~
active. ioc higher: native lambs. s5,s!y1S
.mHs en native. si25Gl.d0; Western II
err err feeding lambs, si:o0a5.bo: feeding ~
S3.'oaico; stockers, $a.4OG3.s0 "a
Chicago. November 1i.--Cattlc Z ~
steers. 5.90Ii90 good TO prime shipppR.
800: feeders. 1ocG4 so: Western Vest ranss 4
5.Uegi,i 40; cows and heifers, s.609s.Sa
$50: pigs. 2.4oNs40. The best sales u
were made, carly at 3.45G3.6. SHEEP
lamb, LAMPS, STEADY AZ sheer, culls. 2,S0gs. S5
range, AS; lambs. S.75G5'75; feeding.
6,p Receipts-Cattle, 1900; hogs,
sheep. 1900.
unusually heavy movement OF catt1G
points on the New York. Texas nNd
railway and Gulf, Western Texas an W.
ratiSs o for this so and mex, week 0TSs
OF mem 70 10 other ranges some 20
nut fully one-half will 10 TO feedjnt
on other lines: The present speal Of
beneficial TO the farmers. Who will b. d
prepare their land for next Seasons W
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fsN YORK. November It.--TAe r,o.,.
roet lonston financial cablsgran 'says, Ths
stnek markets here were generally good tae
QUIT ~ sympathy with Paris The ,nscm,a
~" interest q Americans undonbts d., In
sstsasf,, reports iron, tho United States W. -
ras also further buying orders for Anne iea ems
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la@ssc; dairy. ls9goe. Egss :

creamery, 1e@zsc, dairy. issf2oc. Egss
Kansas city, Noycnbe.' H. Buttcr-zweak;
separator, scc; dairy, lSc Eggs, Steady
fresh tanclcd stock Ice, cases returned
stcnd,: creamery. iid21izc: dairy. l2k5tlyc.
Ctttse- Qulet; sd9xc. Eggs-INrm fresh,
1pIr0l.0c
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cOErEE.

Now Orleans, November ii----oree -Firther:
RIO ordinary To fair. Cs.aSss.
New York. November li,,-Coffce Options
bags: spot coffee, Rio. quiet but steady: mild
steady; sales moderate; iobbing business md
some sales invodco lots on private terms.
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Z: pchmidt. Houston. Texas. Il 49,.
e4e ~ Miner = Amends Prescript,ns.
N8tcn Il = cure Tor Rheumstis
"a I'M slll Drove 4 y
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hfchonge Y quoted ms follows: New yors
W3uy si s,oHs.5o discount: selling SeS,,
S serh, ~. Iona and Kansas city par to Il az
selling. par. '"'VV "scount:
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.,r Now NY, York ri, November n.--sugar--Raw
III rcn MN neld elfher; fair refining iS,ism
sr pn,icWSs.' refined frmer. mold A. 5s. stssd.
hId y, o.; confcciiopcrs A. :; cut iaa Ky .
cubes. 81 pSNosf~d and
New Orleans; Nosember t:-.sux.r.- p,,,,, /.
Sssn s sssas illisi.ss o ssis sesir
Mt't whites 4 S-isffs55 49,. e'stse, -
! q-is, seconts- $-is1;es, tt,se .,s.as1
STEADY open kettle. z2f47s ssnss.sssss sss,
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HOUSTON RANK cIp.pin,ca

Tho following are the ciearanees n, ~.
i,ouslon banks for the week thus far ana fnr
me corresponding time last year tors,so,
with tho increase or decrease; e''ne'
eo,,.a. This year. Last year. Increase
Monday ..-.. 10 sss GO, VIZ, loo
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Dull Day in Cotton.

UargIII d RIchardson say OF cotton:
They are getting TO be quite fashionable.
these bull days in cotton. We need good
many of them to put the staple where 1t be-
lorgs Sentiment has undergone radical
change the past few days, especially in New
York and New Orleans, where the short iE-
terest has been greatest and these are the
people who bought the market today There
was nothing doing in spots either way so
selling from that source and as the longs ara
apparently contented 10 walt for higher uriccs.
shorts round little for sale and prices ad.
vanced on light business. When this interest
is covered. and it is not supposed to be large.
prices VIII decline again unless bull specu.
lat!en takes hold in earnest This bull spec
hlition comes easy when once started and
we want continued lad weather TO start K.
Receipts and estimates Were not heavy. Hous-
ten $ estimate for tomorrow being for two
adgices said New Orleans and shorts buyine.
fear of lighter receipts.
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COTTON.
Houston Daily sta,
Hauston cemparutiv. sta,..


ioMsions rross pts OF COTTON by ,t,s var, o,s
ttalIonos onteFin- utfy wore rs foi,ous, 'o''
in,erns.,ona n , eaas nsntIas. $3.50
Galyesror "a ~. 4?Ju
Toxasand New Uric.ns "Au s"n AntonIo-.,. 673
y. uogNstsn Eastand wess u .xas. . :. '... ~
cur. Color ADO and santa ne 49, '''.'''-'' -.
" ssonri Kansas = y, 80 .A's'-'...,....... 1907
Wa.ou ~, = i.''.'-''.... go,
Pckcrs aId linters ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
lo,u
u. .....,., -. 1886
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HOUSTON waoLEsALE Prices.

arotatfons for Round Lots OF st.,,.
Commodities.
These quotations are revised daily. ana thai,
terreotness can be relied upon l'he nrIca. .pe.r
thess ruling IN Houston wholesale marko.s are
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Comparative Spot Market.
The following are the closing quotations for
cotton on the spot today at the leading mar
kets. together with the closing OF middling
Yesterday. with todays sales:
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LIVE sToC,..
HOUSTON.


Calves and yearings scarce; good demand
Hogs in light receipt; strong demand.
Carload lots OF corn hogs can always bs
sold on arrival at market prices.
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HIDES. WOOL ssp .s.gs war.
Prices pa ~ Heasssa s.agt,s.


( Louis. November weak;
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SUGAR.

U,HIVNEv auVIVls 70 y, ". Hunter a Co. raso
puts on peeeuipsr whea: G6ssc and calls IKE
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Hunter a CO.'S Cotton Letter.

u. w. Hunter & Co. say of today's cotton
market: Liverpool's spot sales of 5000 and
advance in futures caused our markets to open
8 points UP and they further advanced
points, closing points higher than Satur-
day. The market Is influenced by bad
weather and better inquiry for spots. The
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IN The COTTON MARKETS
Statistical Information from the Leading
Exchanges Of the World.
ALL CIRCUMSTANCES FAVORED the BULLS
Bnd weather over the Cotton Belt
ana Good Spot Demand In Liver
pool Helped to Advance Prices.
Once Of The I,ost.
Honston. Mondny. Noyember 81.

Houston, Monday, November ~.
The cotton market broadcntd out a little
today and tho bulls had decidedly the better
| OF the battle. u
1t has boon weather markst and with 4
cold wave covering the entire belt and In
many sections heavy rains prices naturally
should have advanced d tifnc. Liverpool was
much better. Futures there were up 1-64d
and spot sales were IL, 900 bales. This was a
f,,tcr il, sayar ~ tho hn,la Nm this aids
~ - ~ y, w 80
spotS arc III better ronoition IMAM LOT son'c
time back, though how long this will con
..,. ,:, r,,,., ..,,.o,a. - ,,oc,, :
', n"e 70 u pIoo'oii' ny laiii an' 10
arc all blocked with cotton and there Is
srnrcjty of ears which accounts for tho ap-
! ,,....,., ss,.,.,,,,,,i,.,, I, .a.a,,,s
pa Ni.n' u'n,'nu' ''.ls " ", 70
New York and New Orleans advanced spots
lila and Houstnn and Galveston closed Arm
III, ., -. .t... -, 80
ana uncnahsed' WIN eooo Salts X
New Orleans futures closed 8 to points up.
Now yorL ,vne n no,nts mn IN, Noycmber and
= - " =
10 on other fnohlns.
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Catlond lots job earn. from miliers; dealer.
charge from store 5g1Gc more per 100 lbs ON
bran. 2aSc per bushcl on oats and corn, and
ltMioc per 100 lbs on hay.
HRAN--Joc; corn bran. t0e per 100 lbs
CHOPPED CORN--Igc per 100 lbs
GORN-No. sacked. 3Sn3ae per bu.
OATS.-.Tcxaa 2odr32c per bushel
WHEAT SlloRTSy-70c pcf 100 lbs
WHEAT SCREENINGS-651iT0 c per bushe,
HAY Alfalfe, sisooGi3.0o per ton. Timothy.
M50oIlim; South Texas prairie hay. Y.5OGp
600; North Texas, S900Gl1000
COTTON SEED PROpuCTS--.Meai and
ton. '''
SORGHUM SEED siiSGi.ao per busheL
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WIRE AND NAILS.
Quotations are for less than carload lota
SIctial rates on carloads.
BARBED WlRE-Glidden. gal. $40 per 100
lbs; Waukegan, s2,ih.
WIRE NAILS-Rntc, sl.so per key: nd
vape es. nd I'D aud l6d DC: so and sd, loo;
Cd md I'd. zoe; I'D and 3D. zoe; I'd. 45c; I'd, 75c
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asked: bid; nominal.
New York Futures.
Futures opened steady; at noon steady:
closed steady.
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q ND; . sellers: = value.
New Orleans Futures.
Futures opened quiet; at noon auiet closed
barely steady.
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liverpool Futures.
Futures opened steady: demand moderate.
at D. M, quiet and steady; closed steady.
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China and Glassware.

Items which interest hundreds Of
buyers daily:
Warwick and Haviland Dinner
Sets, Warwick Toilet Sets. Prices
rest on rock bottom" Salads 25c
up. Fruit Sets CSC up. Molasses
Cruets soc up. Pudding Sets 9Sc
up. Haviland Covered Hot Cake
Dishes SI.8o up. Cake Plates Soc
up. Fruit Saucers S2.5o dozen up.
Ice Cream Sets SAYS up. Bread
and Butter Plates 29c up. Cups
and Saucers 500 up. Mustache
Cups and Saucers SLID up. SPEC
ciai Oyster Plates $500 dozen.
Chop Sets $s.e5 up. Chocolate
Pots SI.:So up. Fish Sets SI2.9o
Up, etc. Sterling top Salt and Pep
pers Ioc up. Glass Candelabras
o8c UP. Water Sets $500 up, etc.
All Of our Cut Glass is on genuine
Libby" blanks. Prices that sur
prisel
The largest line Of Wedge
wood" is here.
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BRIEF MENTIoNINGs.
Events In and About tho City Given In
a Nutshell.
Grand to-night-''Heart O ciIcaEo."

Nutshell.
Grand to-night-"Heart Of Chicago"
Additional desks Will be placed In the
postofice lobby for the convenience OF
patrons.
c. z. Van Keuren has opened Eur
Opean hotel in connection with his
Busy Bee restaurant. on Twelfth street.
He has seyeral very handsomely FUR
nIshed rooms.
Mrs. S. r. Sells Will be buried from
the family residence, Bridgeport. to-
day Ut 2 p. m. InterDent 1t Weeks
Cemetery. Deceased was hfty-three
years old and leaves a large family Of
grown children and husband 10 mourn
her loss.
In the display window at Van keu-
ren'B Busy Bee restaurant. on Twelfth
street. growing cotton plant IS on ex-
hibition. with the cotton Just about at
the picking stage. The plant was
brought from the south by Mr.. Fred
Meyer, and has been kept in q local
hot.house for some time.
Mr.. /. r. Noise has announced the
severance Of his connection with the
Ohio Valley Business and English
Academy, by which he recently became
associated with the Messrs. Frazier
and Stevenson. Mr.. Noise will re-estah-
lish the old Noise Business Academy at
the corner Of Market and Fourteenth
streets.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union will celebrate the anniversary VI
the crusade at their headquarters corr
ner OF Market and Eleventh streets at
$50 this afternoon "Reminiscences Of
the crusade VIII be given by prominent
crusaders and crusade hymns Will be
sung. A pleasant time Is anticipated
and every member Is requested TO be
present.
In another column, Receiver Howard
Haziett. IN charge Of the affairs OF the
Baer Sons Grocer Company, adver-
tises the sale OF the establishment
through bids or the alternative auction
sale, the latter method to be pursued
in the event that satisfactory bids for
the purchase OF the business are not re-
celYed on or before December 30. The
bids will be opened in the United States
court, Judge GofE, at Clarksburg, on
December 81.
Postmaster Wise and Assistant POST
master Davis were busy yesterday
closing up the matter OF placing all the
postoffice clerks under bond direct to
the government. The bonds are taken
b. the Maryland Security and Deposit
Company. represented here by Alfred
PAUL. Heretofore some OF the clerSs
have given bond to the postmaster and
others were not under bond. The new
arrangement becomes effective all over
the country January !.
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Hens Umbrellas.

Price starts at o8c for 2S-inch
Fast Black Gloria Covered I'm.
brellas with Horn or Natural Wood
Handles, and S1.49, 81 90 and S2.48
for Fine Silk Umbrellas with
Mounted or Plain Handles, and
ranges from that on up to the finest
Ivory Handles mounted with Ster-
ling Silver at S495, S5.45. $500 on
up to $500 each. See this line be-
fore making your selections. You'll
find a great saving here.
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CHI JnteIbaeneer



Grand Opera Eouse-The Wheel Of For
tuue-Second Page.
Are You Worried?-Nay Brothers
You sun Have Time-Mnllgan. Wilkln
& Co.-SiXth Page.
John Henry, l.. McGill and Martin Flan-
Rgnn are In the Coal Trade 10 stay
Apartment Store for Rent--James l.
ii Receivers saIe-HOward Hazfett.
Notice.. r., Noise.
man. -,
Fadden' s-SecOnd Page.
To Give Gracefully-Haer's ClotnlhS
House-Elghth Page.
second Annual Bai-- Mayors Band.
Developing and PrlntinE-W. {. Brown
Important-H. +. BehLens Co.
Surety Bonds--Alfred PAUL
CaRes-GeO. W. JohnsOn's Sons.
Milk and Cnelm-HyEeia Dairy.
Holiday Goods-GOetze's Drug Store.
We Place on Sale To-day-Nlcolfs Art
Store-Eighth Page.
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Look! Nc Each!

100 Booklets with celluloid COW
ers, containing only the choicest
gems OF literature. Two stylcs-one
worth SOC, the other 39c-now only
lac each. 500 61xS in. embossed
folders, Autographed covers with
ioqget-me-nots forming my greet
ms TO thee" Insides contain real
etchings Of many pleasing subjects.
Value $50, now only lac each.
Four famous dog subjects, by
Helena Mcguire, size Of each 1olx
IL in, only lac each.
Great showing Of Juvenile Books,
Booklets and Calendars.
500 Atomizers from roc to $3.50
1900 Umbrellas from 49c tG
1890.
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Umbrellas.

For Christmas presents nothing
makes a more acceptable gift, and
we have an assortment OF them here
this year that would do credit to
an eastern house, in all the newest
and best kinds, and then the price
part-lower than elsewhere for like
qualities makes them doubly inter
esting.
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Look lc Each!

Suitable for Christmas tree deco
rations and other purposes: 1000
small, but beautiful booklets for
children, autographed covers, col
ored illustratons-al the popular
subjects, only &c each. 1900 bril-
Iiantly colored embossed birds and
animals, &c each. 500 Miniature
Theatres representing scenes which
delight the juvenile mind, &c each.
Customers limited to FIVE OF each.
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PIANO MUST BE SOLD.

About seventeen months ago We sold
a very fine Upright Piano TO family IN
this city, who, for reasons which will
be satisfactorily explained, Is Obliged
to dispose OF It at once, and IN order
to realize quickly, the piano Will be sold
at very great sacrifice. Any one need
ing a piano would do well to come and
zoe the instrument, which Is now at our
ware rooms. For further particulars
call on the owner, at No. S02S Jacob
street, or at our music store. No. 1910
Market street. F, W. BANNER co.
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c. HESS q sons
Useful and Elegant Christmas Gifts at
PoDuIBr Prices,

OII,ARS-Alwnysth the very newest for
Ladies' and Gentlemen,
NEC'HNVEAR- the lntcst styles.
GLOVES-KId, MocO, AsbestoI' SILK
NII'FFLERS AND MUFFLERETTs-
silk. Wool and Cotton.
ANDKERCHlEFS-S Lincn ana
sUSPENDERs- Fancy SILK, Sntln and
WOrstcds.
SHIRTS White and Colorcd.
KNIT JACKETS AND COAIS-Wool
and WOTstcds.
Fnncy Handles. $780,,
UNDERNENR AND HALF HOSE
Wool. Cotton and Jnrus' liNgllcnlc.
A suit or Clothes, Ovcrroat, Pair Of
Trousers or Fancy Vest to ORDER as
we have their measures.
c. HESS & SONS,
Fashionable TAllOrs and Furnlshcls,
1921 and 1895 Market street.
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Al SL9S and SOS Each.

Ladies' 26-inch Umbrellas, Fine
Tape Edge Taffeta Silk Covers,
Fancy Dresden, Mounted or Plain
Natural Wood, Pearl or Ivory
Handles. An exceptionally fine
assortment at the above prices.
Finer Umbrellas for Ladies at
S3.48, 1898, S4.98 on up to $I245
each, that space prevents enumera-
ting. Ali most reasonably priced.
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Look! DC Each!

Nearly 1000 Ladies Embroider-
ed Handkerchief which have sold
at Ioc, 22c and 25c each-cholce
OF any I2!c each.
initiated Silk Handkerchiefs
12ic, csc and SOC.
Fine Lace Edged Handkerchiefs
speciality, 25c to SI2.9o.
Countless quantities Of Handker-
chiefs here for men, women and
children.
Fancy Handkerchief Boxes 29c
mp.
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We hnvc fitted more than twenty
Thousand pairs of SpCCthClcs, giving Ms
n record md experience uncqmnllcd by
amy other OptiCinn In West virginia
Satisfaction guHrunteed.
JACOB w. CRUDE, Opticinn.
No. 1900 Market street,
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water rents for the six months ending
March n. 1899 are now ready. II paid
on or before December 81, 1898. n dis
count OF 10 per cent win be allowed.
THE CITY WATER BOARD.
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The proprietors Of 1.-The Manhattan
Hotel" 22l3 Market street, invite their
friends and the public in general to the
grand opening OF the cafe and sample
looms, this evening, December %.
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IN Medallion Photographs, with tho
Clninticat designs IN frames. Exquisite
NVntnr Color 1Ientls, Landscapes, etc.
Choice subjects, moderate In price, at
Kinks, 1908 Main -.
dNI5-17-lq-2g-gl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-12-22

I.IcbfTnumilch, IIcdcshcimci', HlnEcn
ROlnnder, Assmannhamsgr Nclr'stsel-
ncr. Il. WELIA ~ CO'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-12-22

ROCKERS, Stands, Lamps, at auction.
WHITE, HASDLEY & FOSTER.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-12-22

NEW lot Chain Purses.
W. ]. LUKENs. one Price Jeweier.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-12-22

SOLID Silver Thimbles, rare bargains
at Shelf Bros. 90 per cent discount sale
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-12-22

NE-We positively will not permit any store to under
us on Jackets. Suits Dress Goods Blankets or goods
Of any kindl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-12-22

DIAMOND SET Watch cases In choice
patterns. at M'NAMEE's, 1901 Market
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-12-22
For Ladies'.
.At SL.4S Each.

Ladies' 26-inch Umbrellas, Tai
feta Silk Covered, Mounted, Plain
Congo. Carved Arabian Wood or
Fancy Dresden Handles.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-12-22

we have learned the art OF brewing
Beer that's wholesome, Beer fhnps
good.
SchmuIbacll's ErlHnger IS perfection,
That's the test orr Beer has stood.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-12-22

KoDAHs, CAMERAS,
And full line of supplies. inst what
Won want for holiday presI nts. at
SIIIlS'S, 1905 Main 81.
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