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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1899-05-12

hereOy announce myself as n cadi
GATE for Commissioner of Roads, in
Stonewall District
Z. A. RUDOLPH.
At the request of many voters, o.
johnston District hereby announce
mj self a candidate for Commissioner OF
Roads for said district. If elected. /
promise a faithful discharge of the
duties OF the office.
GEO. r. GoLLADAY.
10 the Voters of Stonewall District:
Responding TO the request of many
friends, | hereby announce myself a
candidate for Commissioner of Roads for
otonewall District, promising, if elected.
faithful performance of the duties OF
the office. Respe ctfully,
JOSEPH +. WISMAN.
l hereby announce myself as candi-
dale for Commissioner of Roads, i'm
Davis District. II elected, promise a
ialthfII discharge OF the duties of the
office.
WAsHINGTONN L. MCINTURFF.
We are authorized 10 announce JOHN
W. BAKER, who was regularly nomi.
mated by the democratic convention, as
a candidate for Commissioner Of Roads,
OF Stonewall District.
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v AN TED.

Wants and small advertisements vii
be inserted under this head at one cen
per word for zach insertion. If you wan
to buy certain article, you VIII be able
to md it by insertinn small notice il
this column.)
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f. l.. Bargelt q Co.,
DEALERS IN
Pianoes, Organs
and Bicycles

The Bicycle season is now on and
buyers wishing a really good wheel at
a reasonable price will find it to their
advantage to examine our stock. We
are selling a good, reliable wheel at a
moderate price and not cheap wheel
at fancy price. We guarantee to give
you good value for every dollar you
invest r. l.. BARGELT & co.
Opp. Herald Office, Woodstock, Va.
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Mrs, Geo Whetzel, whose extreme
Illness for some time has caused so much
anxiety to her relatives and friends, died
at her home on Pugh's Run, several
miles north of Woodstock, abOlt 4
O'Clock Wednesday morning. A de-
stresslng feature OF this affection, is the
severe illness of Mr.. -Wheizel, who for
some days past has been dangerously
sick. Mrs. w was a good woman, and
a kind fjiend to all around her. Her sad
death has bfought sorrow to all who
knew her. Besides her afflicted hus-
band she leaves three little children,
one a mere infant of few months, who
will suffer the loss of good mothers
loving care.
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MARRIED

April Both, by Rev. A. b. Bauman.
Mr. LuiherP Keckley and Miss Annie
Il. Hannah, both OF Toms Brook, Va.
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Il he Woman Onestinnn

&c copy post paid, C for 25c; y for
SOC. Address p ID. STEPHENSON,
At, " oodstock, Va,
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| hereby announce myself candida tie
for the position of Constable for John
ston District, aud earnestly solicit your
support. CHAS. |. GLEN
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FARM FOR SALE.

will offer at private sale my farm al
the four mile house. FOr particular
address Miss Rebecca Nessmith, Tom
Brook, Va.
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We are authorized to announce Isaiah
Glenn, as a candidate for Supervisor of
Johnston District.
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For SALE OR RENT.

W HI1H1919 = y EFE11' It .
The store at the old stand at Lantz's
mill. For particulars address
II. ARMSTRONG,
Lantz's Mill, Va.
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PRESBYTERIAN Church Notice.

Iexpect to preach here in our church,
next Sabbath, May 18th 7.SO p. N. Ser
vices in the morning of that day, at Mt,
Jackson, i. ~. STEPHENSON
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l hereby announce myself candidate
for reelection to the office of Justice of
the Peace for Johnston District.
ii. A. Irwin.
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Glad Ildlngs to Asthma Sufferers,

uldu lluu'6s W nsHHla ou"efefs'
Foley's Honey and Tar gives quick
and positive relief in all cases.
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Embroidery.
HAMBURG LACES and

ALL OTHER EMBROIDERY
Ny stock is complete in this line
and prices are way down. Call and
examine my stock and you will your
self say, never saw these things sold
as cheap before.
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For Commissioner o Roads
e. A. RUDOLPH.

hereby announce myself as cadi-
gate Tor Commissioner of Roads, in
Stonewall District
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. r. GOLLADAY.
For Constable.

we are authorized to announce VIM.
NJ. Hoshour as a candidate for Constable,
in StonewalI District
thereby announce myself a candidate
for the office have been filling for over
year, that Of constable of Johnston
District, and will feel grateful for the
support Of my fellow citizens.
wv T. ROrrrp
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Entered at the Post Office, at Wood
stock. Va, as second-elass matter.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-14

New York. November 13,--Lauldation was
the leading feature OF speculation on tho
cotton exchange most Of the day and the
course Of prices practically from the start was
steadily downward In response to our up
turn of saturday. Liverpool opened cOnsid-
orahly higher this morning and for a time
showed healthy undcrtone, but the feeling
abroad Induced room bulls and "A number OF
investors to take hold at the opening with
tho result that the feeling was steady Prices
were l point lower to Q higher. Subsequent
events proved the initial quotations to be
about top for the day. Soon after the opening
the foreign news took a turn for tho worse
ana led by bears selling was soon general
Exporters lent their aid toward depressing
the market, as did the foreign contingent
Notwithstanding predictions of IL week or ton
days ago that in view of the tremendous
purchases by the European spinners and
American manufacturers much wider move
ment was in order. Wall street expressed
confidence In tho ultimate course of the
market, but sold large portion of its hold
ings under tho fear that serious break was
Mt hand under sheer weight of long stun
piled UP on the late rise. Stop orders were
reached In the late session and these con-
tributed to tho weakness. Southern spot
markets were reported TO be holding steady
considering the unsettled ruling OF the Amer
lean and English future markets. At tho
lowest level the market showed n net loss
OF So to So pointS. The close was barely
steady. With prices 10 10 points under Sat
urdays close, the market tayng practically
recovered on covering,
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HESITATED, HIGHER
The Close Was Firm at Top Prices Of the
Day.
MONEY SUPPLY EQuALED THE DEMAND
Although Il Was Wanted in Many
Quarters-sIillion Dollars of
Gold Arrived from Cuba.

New York, November l3.-The stock mar
ket showed a short lived hesitation after the
opening this morning and then turned up
ward, There was no important break and
the market closed quiet and Arm at about the
top level and at an average of prices point
or more above that OF Saturday. The early
hesitation was caused by the general convic-
tion that the increased deficit in the bank
surplus reserve shown by the Saturday state
ment would neoessitate large loan con-
traction. There was a large demand for
money during the day, but 1t became mani
fest early that there was an abundant supply.
The bears who sold stocks Saturday in antici-
patton of forced liquidation, began promptly
today TO buy to cover their short contracts.
This was considerable element in the
days strength. So also was the buying for
the account. which reached as high as o0,O01
shares. This breaking, besides Its direct Ell
feet had sentimental influence, as lndlcat-
ing a reserve force in that market against
possible Withdrawals of gold tor shipment to
New York. The course OF tho foreign eX-
change market during the day gave color to
the conviction in speculative circles that gold
imports were near at hand The tone of the
exchange market during the day was char
acterized as demoralized Demand sterling
concession below Ass. The exchange market
steadied somewhat with the late fall In the
money rate. The limited calling of loans
made it manifest that the contraction OF
credits on Friday last had placed the banks in
better position. which was fully reflected
in the weekly bank statement. There was
some relief TO the money market from the
receipt of over 100000 gold from Cuba and
several hundred thousand dollars to the assay
on account Of the gold deposited at interior
points. outside financial institutions are said
to be placing loans on large scale in the
stock market A feature of today's money
market was the enlarged demand in the stock
market tor time loans, which we're firmly held
at per cent
Prices OF bonds did not fully respond to the
strength in stocks, but there were sharp raj
lies in some issues that showed early weak
ness, Total sales. mar value sl.5s6,00o
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CHICAGOGRAIN MARKETS
Wheat Statistics We're Bearish and II
Closed Lower.
THE TRADING CONSISTED OF CHANGES
Corn Wen on for Nenr Months, but
Advanced for Mny-Oats Lower,
and Provisions Declined.

Chicago, November 13.--Wheat was weak
most Of the session, but closed steady, De-
cembcr &c lower and May unchanged. Corn
was affected by changing, December closing
lac to hc lower and May shade higher. Oats
closed a shade lower. Provisions closed ir-
regularly lower January pork losing &C.
January lard TIC and January ribs shade.
Wheat opened weak and lower. Statistics
were bearsh, as expected, and the market
showed the effects by opening I2c to sc
under Saturdays closing, December at $3.50
6sA and May at 7oia170ss, prices which were
considerably below puts. The depressing tone
of news was even more emphatic than had
been expected. The worlds shipments for
last week we're over the estimate, Russia
looming up with 100000 bushels, making the
aggregate 100000. Liverpool was weak all
day and reported good increase in margins
Of two private houses. regular and visible.
with the lakes yet to report, increased . 12o,-
vVo. win the exception oil few damage re-
ports from Illinois and Ohio, crop conditions
were reported perfect. Buying against puts
and little covering by shorts caused a little
touched 66Is and May 7O5s December failed
TO mold against the liquidation which set In
at the bulge and continued scattering but
persistent until near the close. December,
owing to the changing OF that option for more
distant futures. sold on to 6eis1s6ss, while
May advanced and held steady. Near the
end of the session those who had sold short
SATURDAY bought literally to cover. Deem
Der advanced to 67is aud May to 1ls, at
which prices they closed, Save the ANNA
ton OF the close the market was dull and
heavy all day Trading was principally with
changing from December to May contracts
Receipts were liberal. Primary points re-
ported l,2s0,56s, compared with 2,0le.2l0
year ago. Duluth and Minneapolis reported
1851 cars Local receipts 101 cars.
Corn was comparatively steady at the open
ing despite the weakness of wheat Country
offerings were early reported very small
while tho decrease in the visible was larger
than expected These factors sustained the
price for some time. but December. which
only changed for the May option, was heavily
sold later in tho day and declined sharply
holding lis own. Local stocks decreased ga,
600 bushels, Receipts 2s3 cars
oats were weak and n shade lower with
other grains Little business was done and
fluctuations were narrow. The local stocks
decreased 900 bushels. The sample mar
ket held steady and there was good demand
for cash, 100000 bushels being taken here for
shipment The visible supply decreased 257.
oN bushels and stocks here became 2s 900
bushels smaller Receipts here 2SS cars
Provisions were heavy carly with grain and
failed to Improve even when the cereals ad-
vanced
Estimated receipts tomorrow Wheat. 10;
corn, 2SO; oats. $50 cars; hogs, $4,000 head
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COTTON POINTERS.

Warrenton. Texas, November 12.-cot.
ton Is all out and there will be no fall
crop in this section. Seven eighths OF
she crop is already marketed.
Waco, Texas, November is.--Tho cot,
ton In this section is practically all nick
ed and most OF IL is sold. Farmers are
rushing the pillow, sowing grain and pre-
pairing their ground for next years crop.
Bertram, Texas November l2.-Many OF
the farmers turned loose their cotton
when II reached cents here Thursday
and Friday Mr.. ]. ]. Parker OF T.aandor.
was here, and bought several nice lots
during the week.
Manor. Texas. November 1.-THE re-
cent advance In prices has caused bales
OF heecy staple to flow into town by the
thousands Receipts during the past four
days viii aggregate about 1000 bales. The
average price paid was cents though
exceptionally fine grades commanded
higher price. Shipments from this point ),
$3.50 bales.
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uou.to. paiIy st.,emeu,.

HOUSTON Comparative staten en
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sd. Louis Grain and rroyIsions.

st. Louis, November is.-wheat-No. > red
cash, 69a69A December ssh; May. 72M, No
cember, 3O& May, 3O7s oats-Lower; No, .
cash. 2slh. December, 2S15 May 2i&d25: No.
2 white 25&M26. Pork-Steady; standard
mess. jobbng. 900. Lard--Lower: prime
steam. i.97ia; choice, 800. Flour dull and
unchanged; patents, 3.SjG3.50: extra fancy,
$.OoaS.i6; clear. 2.75@290. Timothy seed
I;sOd225. Cornmeal-Steady, at 1851 So
Bran--Steady; sacked. cast track. e8ffs5. Hav
Prairie. firm. G00qS.0O; timothy steady. 500
qll.Oo Whsky-Steady, at 1885, Cotton ties
Los. Bagging 5hGs5s Hemp twine, O.
shorts 5.S7ia; clear ribs. $50: clear sides.
5-d2A. Bacon-BoNed shoulders. none offer
ing; extra shorts. 5.75: clear ribs. 5.S7ih: clear
sides 6.l2is, Receipts-Flour, 1000 wheat,
5000; corn, 81, 900: oats 10 900
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LOCAL MARKET REVIEW

Office OF Inc ~
Houston, Monday, Novempp'
Coffee is unusually strong Just as Y
Prices are now lc per pound higher "
were thirty days ago.
T. II. Thompson & Co, expect 70 ~
carload of Mexican oranges, ianc! Vt
| Thursday.
The tendency OF the canned gooos w..
still upward and sharp adyancs
lines is expected in view OF SNORT ss'.,|
the fact that the next two or 'p'"
are the hest consuming months o. y
for canned stuff. II is likely tnal Y.
win at least remain firm and quite N.Y.
that decline will occur. a re'i'N
prices on California canned fruit Y
today's price current.
Prices on cutlery have been ke'rs
with the general advance In comnys
are now from 25 to 40 per cent nHp
they were a few months ago. ing
raw material is assigned as one "
reasons OF the advance.
A uniform schedule rcpresentins
advance OF 20 per cent on the price ~
was adopted at a meeting OF
held In Detroit last Friday. VI
the advance was as high as 50 per g.
The Texas pecan crop is praeti''lls'. s
ure this year and shipments 10 u.
East will be very small. The i0u
States crop of the nut VIII y
on record. The chestnut crop W
one and hickory nuts will be unu'S
full.
The Eastern bean crop is places ~
bushels, against 5000. 900 bushels Y
shortage will probably be ser'0u'
zToday's receipts of country p'w
no larger than they usually are e
The demand was fairly good ana
I
The Metal Mss!4o {.
New York, November lS.-nr.1.1s
was weak TO the point bordering u
Generalization in several depafc ~
being particularly true In iron. -
made al Nmuch lower prices - ~
market opened, sellers heins
AXE this course by weak Ent.s
bad reports from the West ~
mated throughout Al the ~ p
exchange called pig IRON .rrSr ~
md sellers at 1878; Lake coPpcof
in with sellers at 1918 for WV
or December: lead auiet 4 a
'pelter unchanged at 4.S54t!v..,s
'rice for lead Il 40 ana ios
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Office OF The ~
Houston, Monday, NoyeuN
Coffee is unusually strong just as z
Prices are now lc per pound higher "
were thirty days ago.
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fsreciaI to The pontA
New orleans. November 1s.-w. H. Bachel-

New orleans, november l3.--W. Ii. Bachel-
Ter G. Co., Limited. say of cotton;
Despite the assault made on prices at the
end OF last week. the future market showed an
advance at the opening of 4 points here over
Saturdays close. Liverpool showed an ad-
vance and receipts were comparatively light
and the stampede occurred during the later
hours was grounded on sensational and not
legitimate influences. as there was no change
In the situation TO Justify such course. be-
yond the easier tone OF the Southern spot
markets, The net decline on the day at one
time amounted 10 20 points. n part OF which
Was recovered before the close. The tendency
Of the English market seems to be 10 con
tlnue TO ignore the fgitres OF the recent
bureau. although surrounding facts point to
tho possibility that tho official estimates re-
feet the truth. Reliable Information reports
consumption not only on a large scale hut
increasing as trade generally both at home
and abroad is far better than year ago.
With deficit In the Indian crop that must
be made mp some time during the season.
spinners doubt are largely deferred from
actively taking hold Mt present due to the
rapid rise in the rate OF Interest. and the
more serious complexion OF South African
troubles. but we feel ere long their neces-
sites will COMPEL them 10 a different course.
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New York, November i3.--s. Mum Son &.
Co. say OF cotton
Cotton onened steady. unchanged to points
higher on favorable cables, but developed
weakness on prospects Of increase in crop
movement, which led to free selling and
prices eased on 10 points where they held
steady until that hour. then heavy liquidation
caused sharp break Of Is points The close
was steady, 20 points net decline for the day.
Liverpool opened to 2h points higher. but
closed easy at "a point net advance Spot
sales 1900 bales. Mt i-32d higher. Today :
market was most active Fear of heavy in
crease In receipts after opening led holders
Of long cotton 70 liqudate hut the decline
during the last hour was due principally to
one firm unloading large quantities of long
cotton, which caught stop orders on the way
down. We still adhere to the bull side and
believe the decline offers unusual opportunity
| 10 purchase cotton on. Conditions do not
! warrant present low prices. which ara WHOLLY
/ due to liquidation, which is now practically
| over.
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Chicago. November ~ -CattIe-Active de.
mand; best steady. others 10115c lower;
steers. rangers, TOP $50; cow market steady
Gamers firm feeders steady good TO choice
.. eb1s 60: poor to medium 4.40d5 6o mixed
stockers 2 ,o0nS 50 feeders T. goa I co. good to
choice cows 3. 75d4 IS: hetfers 3.5Od5 25 can
ners S0n3. 90; bulls . .25di % calves ONlD
Z. 20 fed Texans, heeves 60d5 %: grass
! Texas steers .250i Is: Western range
heeves 4o0m5 30. HoRs-Ciosed strong at Sc
decline: mixed and butchers 2 9oa4 20: good
To choice. heavy 4.0hUi 20: rough heavy 500
4o' light 3.aoai 10: bulk of sales 4 0OlI4 Is.
Sheep Steady. lambs active at Zoe lower
than Friday; good ccarances: native wetbers
l3.75ni 50. lambs 4 00G5 3D. Western wethors
| ,pn 90; Western lambs i,5nG555. Receipts
Cattle $4,000: hogs &. 900: sheep % 900.
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BUTTER AND EGGS.

Chicago, November -Butter-Market Arm
Creamery. l5d2iIs; dairy. ti92i. Cheese
"ssak, Hla9l2A Eggs-Firm: fresh. Is.
81 Louis, November 13.-Eggs-- Steady, at
New York, November Eggs-Receipts
,osS packages; strong; Western. ungraded at
Kansas City. November Eggs Buyers
not plentiful; receipts moderate; fresh Mis-
s sourl aud Kansas stocks. hrsts, l5c per dozen,
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st, Louis. November 49, Cattle-Receipts
5000. including 1000 Texans: weak to Zoe lower
Tor natives: Texans 56Il0c lower; fair to
choice native shipping and export steers A. IS
800 dressed beef steers 4.b5M5 90. steers
under 1000 pounds 3,50@5 90; stockers 2.256p
SO; cows and heifers 2.25Gp4 10; Gamers 80
M2.15; bulls 2.25G4 90. Texas and Indian
steers S.35di go; COWS .. 25G3 80 Hogs-Re-
eelpts 1900: market 5n10c lower; pigs and
lights 3 .9OGi. 90; packers 3 .9CGIi .O5 butchers
4.O0W4 10. Sheep-Rocoipts 1850. market
6ia.6o stockcrs 2.75ns.0O. culls and bucks
2. OOff9 90
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sHERIFFs' DEPARTMENT.

Refugio, Texas, November fo.-stoler
from this county on or about the 3stb ~
potoner' One red roam horse l5h hands
hish' branded on shoulder A, and II OF,
up gentle to ride and work viii pay
siv.oV Tor recovery OF horse or s2s 90 for
hpIse and conviction of party who stole
him' d. S. Ford.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-14

New Orleans November 13.-Hog products
quiet Pork Standard mess. S.75d0Oo. Lard
Refined tierce, Sisd5H; pure lard, eNGi6x.
boNed meats Dry salt shoulders, 6ssdsE
i,iams--Choce sugar cured Haze. Rice-of-
binary 10 good, 3n3is, Flour grain and feed
sturs hrm. Flour-Extra fancy. 3.i0nS. so;
Hay Prime. lAOod150o: choice. IL, boli ID. GA,
corn-No. sacked white. i2 mixed. a..
yellow, ~. oats-No. . sacked, 29is.
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Grnin md rrn,isions EIsewher..

Now YORK, Novombor Wheat-Receipts
1000; exports 277, 900: spot easier: No red
ITS fob ahoat spot; No I Northern Duluth,
16h foh ahoat to arrive; No red 72Is
elevator No. l hard Duluth. rs fob. aaoat.
options opened weak at n decline of &C under
lower cables and heavy worlds shipments.
inc close was firm at a net decline OF isc TO
l.c to net advance of lsc, March closed
4ah May, l57s' December, T1%. Hides. firm.
Leather, steady Wool steady Cotton seed
oil, ,hrmor on absence of spot supplies; prime
crude, tanks 21929: barrels. 2iisa25: prime
summer yellow, 97ad2S: off summer yellow.
2'@a2S, on summer yellow. 27d27ia; butter
grades 30; primo winter yellow, 81.
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SUGAR.

New York. November 13.--sugar--Raw.
quiet; refined. quiet but steady.
New orleans. November H. --Sugar-Stoady.
open kettle, centrifugal, is-i6afl i-l6; cen
trifugal white. 5-isdi 9-i6 yellows, sJ,G
1910; seconds, 3dSis. Moasses-Strong;
syrup-New, ?7dse
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-14

New Orleans, November 1s.--The New Or.
leans live stock exchange says:
Receipts Cattle, 597: calves and yearlings.
173. hogs, l3S; sheep. 63l.
Sales Cattle. 3SS calves and yearllngs. 4Se:
hogs. liz; sheep 81.
Left over--Cattle, S75; calves and yearlings.
aso; hogs. Az. sheep, 632.
Receipts mostly common and medium Mar
ket dull: prices weak at quotations
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COFFEE.

New Orleans, November Conce-ouict;
Rio, ordinary to fair. 6Ssfl6I.
New York. November -Coffoe-Market
opened steady with prices unchanged To i
points higher, the close was easy, 10 to y
points net lower: sales, 22,,50 bags Spot
coffee. Rio, unsettled and somewhat nominal;
mild quiet.
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New York Dry coods.

New York. November 13,--Bleached cottons
have made another upward step. Low grades
bleaohed strong: brown sheetngs and drills
without material change. Market strong at
full prices Coarse colored cottons strong
Prints firm and good demand for spring:
gnghams strong: some leading makes held
Mt value. Print cloths idle at "a for reg
ulars; odds goods fair demand at extreme