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The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1899-12-07

Anticipated Nora; "Oh, mum. II p'plazs
mum--n Mistress: Now Nora, you
needn't ask for a silyerDack scrubbingbrush;
we can't afford 1t
Eczema, scald head hives, itchiness of the
skin of any sort instantly relieved, permanently
cured. Doan's Ointment AT any drug store
Mrs MoDingus "Why do they call those
horrid bunco men bunco" streerersf' McDin-
gus. "Dun'no', unless II Is because they're
always at the tiller of the SOIL
Educate Your Bowels with Cascarets.
Candy Cathartic, cure constipation forever.
iOc, 2bc. II c. G. G fall, druggists refund money.
Mr.. Dash; have discovered the reason why
most women like ribbons.
Mrs. Dash: WhyY
Mr.. Dash Because the first woman q
rib-un herself.
To Cure Constipation Forever.
Take Cascarets Candy Gathartic 100 or $50.
II C G. C. fail To cure, druggists refund money
Thar ksgivinz In the south. Paris Toner: II
duane as IVES got much To be pankful for.
Paste "9wsni Yo' baint been h nohed.'
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1899-12-07
Office.

KENNEBEC COUNTY:--In Probate Con@t
held at Augusta on the second Monday OF
November A. d. 1889. -
On petition OF Edward F. Danforth Judge
OF the Probate Court within and for the
County OF Somerset, pray ing for the confrms-
lion OF his appointme MT as Trustee under tbs
last will and testame Mt of Luella Il. Cleveland
late OF Skowhegan in raid County OF Somerset.
deceased, OF &c rtain estate therein bequeathed
for the use and benefit OF Harriet l.. ard
Charles &. Clevelanc-
Ordered that notice tt ereof be given thTes
weeks successfully prior to the second Mon
day Of December next in the SOMERSET RI
that ali persons interested may attend as .
Probate Court then to be held at Augusta, and
show csuse. IL any, why said appointment
should not be confirmed.
sw47 O. T. STEVENS, Judge.
Attest: W. A. NEwCoMB, Register
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1899-12-07

They overcome Weak
ness. irregularity and
omissions, increase vig-
New-York tribune., 1899-11-16
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York November 15. 1900.
BEEVEs-Receipts 10 cars, or 3444 head, IN
Guiding iO7 direct to exporters and saughterers and
90 FOR the market making wtn me catte he'o 90 go
civ and "a AT sxtieth-st The market opened slow and
ra ioWet Sceves prices were ioqi5c IN du finish
ana - % sell al late hour % H%ooLl e4Hy
steers sold s. 5oasd 10 rer 100 NJ oxen and sass az
s2aS5 bulls a. So 25a 10 COWS sove az - ses shipments
Included $50 cattle and $500 quarters of beef on
e ~ the same port also p cattle and 20 sheep on the
Trinidad 20 bermuda 20 ia'eI cTV,rnia steers las u
average At s. per 100 70 q o. 1870 1oae n n at .. - 8 So
es n q 50 49, ;S;o 22 d2 p l27Y Il o at 50 3d. i'' ' -.
" yewson eT To- 4 CO. = Kentuey l2t n az 3, s. 5S sI
20 d2 isl ls e a. s 3! 3 g. g .: 3 e %a si S DO
s2 n at s. z d. % 9 k.dlady s l5 . a4ca S2 1870 y
81 90 bill 1lol Is16 n S n5 a. 3 's8's eo% S5o r. 81
spss2.66 2G s2G 9 e. 90 20 Ohio e los at 3, s. %.
2 a. g f I5os 81 N i;e Il e. E. e eisa = 30 . 3
~ at So 10: bull 1850 r. at s. - bull a 5oS SS u do
s. IS d. 1905 H. s. 81 do SO 10 az - - as H.
at s. So n At 81 - ~ Z; z do Do y " io @ "a d. = So n
do =, gl1 =, n At At s sc5 81 n u. 81 g. -.
sanaes 2 Keatac steers l9 ~ a - . % s % pus a;
So 25 % d. n. at 81 9o 10 do 81 d. At q '0
do sS sSambers No ~ Son Is Illinois steers 1855 n at s. 80;
d. iii5 n s. 2 u oxen l2gS gso n B. a. A. = I5 cows
and ~ hsifs4s SRa' mixed ii i soys $50 n at
81 So Do s5l 10 q 81 25 DO lg @ e. a. 90 7ss n a,
Iudd A co. bulls. l6J u. AZ e. % uo' %" 49, -
81 10. 10 cows 7s7 n at 81 20 80. - . ,o-S. "a cows
a. Curtis SON oxen. l975 ~ at e 100 Sg n 90: "a
bris sa n Of 81 - DO $50 10 NJ - ~ 10 40 5s :
:, A. ss d. GGl n 81 90 DO 80 10 a. 90 e -
cow 1860 ~ AZ 81 d. ~ 10 az y 90 w. " "
50 go. q DO $50 10, al 81 70; $40 - .. a II DO
s ~ Ss sO DO siO n az 81 % l5 90 80 10 AZ
81 TO- Il Do. go ~ a. g So I9Ws' sN ''V ~ ."
sl4 n at Sz - 90 cows 100 n So DO. s6i 10 at
- 90. ~ fIrs a. oxen 1880 ~ At 81 10 balls $50 no.
st So s. Do 500 N. at s3 de- - 90 s az - 70 ~ a.
~ 70 % a. -. s9e N al So 90 DO us 10 at 81 TO
'-NILCH cOW5-Rseepu were IL heAa' S'9'H1''AA w
New-York tribune., 1899-11-16

ee52; the Continent. se7e; cosstwf'e o. sales lo0o'
stock. 22s. 20i.
Norfolk. Nov B-Co,ton steady; mddng Z c-lec;
low midling i3-6c good ordinary, l-loc: receipts
bales exports coastwise 5,54S; sales loi stoc
81 260.
wilmington Nov. l5.-Cotton duiet middllng. &c;
r,csipts se3 bales: exports 10 the Continent 1881:
stock. l.. 9S3.
Savannah. Nov. 15-Cotton steady; middling l-loc;
low mGding, GP6c good ordinary. . lo-lc recsipt-'
GAO bales: exports to the Continent. oIoZ stock OS
Mobile Noy. i5.-Cotton nominal; middlng. dNc; low
middllng 6c: good ordinary 6c; receipts. lO9A bales
exports coastwise. 200 stock. 40Os6.
Memphis, Nov. l5.-cotton steady; middiing 7.c; low
rniddl!ng 3-16c good ordinary. 65-l6c net receipts
ASH bales: groes. $780, shipments 29sI; sales 500
stock 164. .363.
Charleston. Nov. 15-Cotton steady mlddllng' tsc'
receipts 204S bales exports Great Britain 6Zso stocN
% s44
Cincinnati Nov l5.-Cotton quiet: middling. Isc; low
mddling. 7sc: good ordinary Csc; receipts lsoo Dass'
shipments. 324: stock. 1T.346.
Houston. Nov. 15-Coton steady: middling. &c; low
iddling. CSC good ordinary. csc receipts. 1o4o Bales
shipments. 64s6; stock 80 2i5.
New-oreans. Nov l5.-Cotton quiet. mddng , &c;
low mddng CSC good ordinary 3-l0c; net receipts
s973 baes gr,ss 9173 exports Great Britain. 800.
70 the Continent s9Il; coastwise IOsO' sales SoVo'
stock 305 5J2
New-York tribune., 1899-11-16
OTHER MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Cincinnati. Nov 15-Hogs active, lower. 81 25GS4 o5.
Cattle steady 81 5OgS5 40 Sheep quiet. S2GSS So Lambs
quiet $3gS4 -.
Chicago Nov. 15-Good chol,e grades cattle strong
70 Toe higher Range cattle strong 70 shade higher.
Butchers stock and firm; stockers and feeders
Good to choice - GlgSb 81 poor
u medium 81 5O4Sj so mixed stJckere, S3uS3 TO- Sc
ec:ed feeders 81 25dS4 70 good choice 50 81
- co. hefers So 75GS5 %; Gamers 81 6Ous3 O3 ous
OqS4 20; calves $4a$ fed Texas beeve 81 5OrSo 4O
grass Texas steers 50 85QS4 % Western range beeves
S4aSJ o. Hogs-Market generally &c lower, mixed and
81 i2. rough heavy s. 75aS8 90 light s3 s5Gs4 %;
bulk OF sales 50 95GS4 Sheep etaady lambs active
al STEADY prices. wethers 50 JU$4 60 lambs Stg
s. % Western wethsrs S4a$4 so; Western lambs 81 100
S. Rocepts-catLe. 1900 head: hogs, $4,000 sheep
1900.
cattle sheep during the twenfOur hours ended
az noon today Cattle. "a cars; sheep and lambs
81 cars. hogs 80 Shlpments-Cate ~ cars sheep
and lambs II cars; hogs. 20 cars. Catue-There were
es at steady prices the old and common kinds
were extremely dull and lower than al any time this sea
son Old cows Of the common order were quotable az
81 75GS2 10 Calves light supply only about 80
head sold stronger Choice % extra were quotanIe
al 81 75Q -: good choice. 81 JOnSI 10 Sheep and
lanbs-The offerings % loads. including II loads OF
canada lambs Sheep ruled steady but lambs were lower
one dac of extra sold e. %. but the basis o
choice TO extra lambs 81 sJ0$5 good 20 choice 81 1o
81 70 common fair S4nS4 so Sheep. choice 70 extra
vere ou5tabe at 81 25dS4 go good 10 choice s4G$4 %
common fair 81 SO So Canada lambs were IN ight
demand and quotabe Sjdsj To- The general close was
anil T'hare OF the Canada lambs over al the
cloee Hogs-The market opened fairly active with a
medium n.xed and heavy, 81 10; roughs: 81 254S3 6O
sarr s2ls3 10 After the first sales Yorkers and pigs
sd AZ 81 and medium az 81 O5S4 O1z, or 224Oc lower
There were about ak loads over on the close.
New-York tribune., 1899-11-16
ErRopEAN pRoprcE MARKET.

Liverpool Nov. l5-ciosng-Whea dull; No !
California. Gs 2dQ6s 21sd. No red Western winter
5s ed; No Northern spring. 5s I'D Corn-spot dull
American mixed new and old. IS 4sd futures. Novem-
3s Old Peas-Canadian. IS Sd Flour-st Louis fancy
winter easy. 7s ID Beef strong; India mess
prime 2ss Cd. Pork strong prime mess. Western.
57s Ga. Hams-short cut u TO 10 n. duh. 49, Cd
40 n. dull 30s; short clear backs Is 10 is b steady
clear bellies. Il 6 n. dull 32s 81: Cumberland
2s 30 n. dull 32s; short rib Is 10 30 N, steady
34s Cd Shouders-Square II 10 IA 10. steady 3ls Cd
Lard steady prime Western. IN terces. 2s, American
refined in pals 2Ss Cd Butter-Fnest United States
good 73s. Cheese-American finest white, 04s 81
American finest colored 56s Taliow dull prime city
24s. Australian in London. 26s Sd. Cotonseed ou-Hul
refined November-Apr priL steady. los 3D. Turpentine-
Spirits 3gs Ga. Rosln-COmmOn steady, As. fe-
troleum-Rehned 714d. Llnseed OIL 23s Cd
New-York tribune., 1899-11-16
11ctition in Dankrnpttp.
TINTED STATES DISTRICT COURT, Soutl

->NNN~N~NN~NN~NNNON0NN
TINTED STATES DISTRICT COURT, South
ern District OF New York.-In Matter Of the
Petition OF Cane Bros. & Company. John Campbell &
Company and II. {. Iecercq Il Co for the involuntary
bankruptcy OF CHARLES L LENFANT.
IL appearing TIE satisfaction OF this court by the
affidavit Gebhard verified the 18th day OF Octo
ber 1890 and the affidavit OF Eugene H. Hatch verified
the 18th day o. November 1899 that petition has been
filed this praying that the above named Charles
LEnfan be adjudged bankrupt that subpoena therein
issued this the said Charles Enant
the 31st OF October 1889 that service
Marshal OF this shown by the return made by
dated the 25th day OF october. 1893 cert
ylng after digent search he unable to find the
said Charles l. Enfant and which retura is file
court and further appearing from the said af
davits than ten days have elapsed said
return day and that appearance has been fled that
present whereabouts Of the debtor Is unknown and
cannot be ascertaned aud that service Of the subpoena
and petition herein be made upon him within this
District. II Is
ORDERED tina, the said Charles LEntant appear
plead answer or demur the Goth day OF December
is)9 20 the petition filed In the Office Of the Clerk
OF this the 18th day OF October. 1899, praying
thar said Charles L Enfan be adutged bankrupt and
that Of his failure plead. answer
demur adjudication be made according 20 the prayer OF
the and further appearing that personal service
OF this order IL impractlcable. f. Is
ORDERED that service OF This order be made upon
the said Charles Enfant by publication once week
Tor not consecutive weeks IN the New York
Tribune said publication be commenced not later than
the 1Gth day OF November. 1899.
ADDISON BROWN,
l. s. Dist. Judge
New-York tribune., 1899-11-16
THE BOSTON WOOL MARKET

Boston. Nov. l5--''The American Wool and Cotton
Reporter" will say tomorrow of the wool trade: The
market Is excited and advancing The dealers and the
smaller manufacturers In competition with each 0ther
their wOos and all grades are
feeling the impetus a buying movement which Is
rapidly reducing available stocks here and elsewhere A
tremendous business has been again transacted the sales
for the last week aggregatinR over l6pCVO pouhls
Large lines Of heeces washed and unwashed fine ana
medium territory Texas California and woOls.
vel foreign woods. have been moved IN most in
top figures. Foreigners have made still fur
Their purchases Of woods for export The market Is so
excited that Il IL easy matter TO quote prices Dut
the tendency is upward In a marked manner. a
wool famine IS threatened account OF the depleted
stocks home and the reduced clip abroad. The sales
the week Boston amounted 70 776 pounds do
nestle and i479O0O pounds foreign making total OF
16 3l7 76 against total of i3 10000 for the previous
week and total OF 1925 600 for the corresponding week
last Sales since January l. 1S99 amount TO 800
324576 pounds against 1T3lO1O pounds last year at
this time.
New-York tribune., 1899-11-16
EXPORTS TO DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New-York. November rs. J

NeW-1 Ork. November To- 1870
oyEE-A feeling of unrest existed when The market e
80 orning the European cables depicted lower
opehsa f5svre and Hamburg Initial bids were On the
- ~ ias nights quotations. But this uncertainty soon
v - confidence the part Of the bull clement as
f.sy5, a. Have cables reported a rally OF AQ% frame
go heyar 10 cover and commission houses purchased
a. 5-hs for the Investment public. Prices respond
20 .Svrc-g SdlO points and for the rest Of the DAY
e. market showed considerable strength ana activity
3, - midday alone, or during the hrst hour. We're
100 hars Bullish OF influential importance IN
s ight receipts Brazilian ports. evidences u re-
-,,g Interest on the part OF spot buyers and con-
s--sfi5u OF liberal Withdrawals from American ware
ss The market the close steady in tone, WIZ
- ret unchanged TO points higher. Total sales
strures were 600 bags The street market FOR spot
- was rather steadier with quotations about on the
80 ~ eSc for invoice lots and csc for jObbing parcels
- No I RIO, although dealers were inclined 10
49,. shade lower rates. The steamer Asiatc Prince
- ,-+vsd u New-York with 1903 bags Rio and % 454
- santos The Dutch sale VIII take place on the
~ vhen y piculs will be offered. Brokers value
0oS ordinary Java at Bic.
y. range OF contract prices in the ivcal market to-
New-York tribune., 1899-11-16
ERIE RAILROAD.

NeW-YOrk, fOOt OF
ss foIows and nve earlier from West 20 st:
a.oo A. M-Vestibuled Express daily Tor Bingbarnton.
wsyerly, Eimira. Buffalo. Bradford Arrive Sunai'
o.no - M-Vestibulea iimted-Fsst mail daily soId
,-sn Cor Chicago. Cleveland I4o n Sneas9'
~ eiesoers 20 Chicago Cleveland ana CINCINNATI
Dining Car. -. -, r,oyeia,s ve,tfbuied Express
10" r-,yes al Buralo 7:oo A NJ, Bradfora 70 a, N.
oalIy. a.. 40 NJ. Youngstown 1O:N A. NJ CIeve--
WI d " gleepers 70 Buffalo and Cleveland Care
Library Car ~. .-.t, go p,,1harton wayerfy
jill. Dlo 80 Chicago sleepers 10 Buffalo. chicago ana
Clncnnn,29Irs GToGAI TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN Ac-
ICoVNopATIONs at III, lib, 26l 4Ol and soI bioad-
\ tS5 fouery l56 East i25th-st and 2I3 West 18th
way Chambers and 23d-st ferries New York; -
~ san tuton 8s Broadway. Brooklyn; ~ kver-st.
and 9ov "a Jersey CITY station. NewYork Transfer
fo and ckecxs baggage from hotels and resi-
New-York tribune., 1899-11-16
BALTIMORE & OHIO r. r.
SCHEDULE N EFFEcT NAY "A. 1888.

ECHEDULE n EFFECT NY II. 1913.
FOR THE WEST.
New York. South Ferry (whitehan Terminap ana
foot OF Liberty street Time from South Ferry.
Leave Liberty street minutes later.
'Daily. tExcept sunday tsundays-
'i2. 10 night
PITTSBURG, '430 a. Il usiberty street only) boo
.. m, .12 10 night.
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.
WASHINGTON BALTIMORE t7St 800 Dnero.
IL 25 a. m. Gine0. tl255 m. IDiner). .l23 QOner
% So Royal Limited" exclusively Pullman Tram, Dner
.4S5 CDiner). .555 D. m. Dner) and 'l2.i0 night
All trains Illuminated with Plntsch Light
ofces: lf3. 49, 26 434. 1924 Broadway 23 Union So
w l27 Bowery y. Y. $50 and lIsS Fulton ST., Brook
yn: whitehall Terminal Liberty Baggage checked
from hotel residence 70 destination
New-York tribune., 1899-11-16
co1rvrRy PRODUCE MARKETS.
Nev-YOrk, November 70.

New-YOrk. November 10. lsse
,r.>-s mn pEAs-Onerlngs OF small white leans
3,h, "A market Il very irm with prices show
s s,,est Improvement Marrow held win eonhdenes
ixror, Senand for red kidney ls light ana zone
6,er hssns without material change Green peas
6riner We quote: Beans. marrow ehoioe, ~ sts,.
and Michiean bbs 81 SIN DO pea MisnsAh ss st A. ises
e. y, A. I'D kidney 1899 choice. ~ sltsz 80; 90 ~
choice 81 lOls2 l5 do white kidney lsss ehgSe ,r,Is
DO yellow eye 1885, choice. s2gS2 10: 90 pAcA '-'"
New-York tribune., 1899-11-16
STOCK on HAND
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. Nov. IS ?. m.-cotton-spot-Far demand
prices, 1l6d higher; American mddng fair, la32d;
good middins. 44d middllns. : 3-32d low middling.
2e-32d good ordinary. &32d; ordinary. l732d. The
OF day 1000 bales, o. which 800 bales
we're for speculation and efort and included 950o
Futures opened firm and closed barely steady at the ad-
vance. American middling. November. l-64d buy
November and December 4d buyers December and
January, f364d buyers January and February. ~ 0d
buyers February and March. 6i-6tQ3 G2-Gd buyers.
March and April 6lS4d buyers April and May. 6l-64d
sellers Nav and June 6oG4a3 Gi-64d buyers June and
July, 664Q3 6l4d sellers. July and August, UO-Od
selers. August and september. 5s-G4a sellers.
New-York tribune., 1899-11-16
WEST SFORE-R.R,

Tralns leave Franklin So slatIon ,, J., as I9lI5"k
ana * m later from foot OF w. s2d ST.: -
N al III ~ CN. 42d ST. II 35 A. M Catskin. sara"
- toga and Mohawk Express. -.
.,o.4n p NJ CONTINENTAL LIMITED for Detroit.
chicago and Louis. Dining car.
G, t3;45 =. NJ. Hudson River Express.
fS.A5 p N. Albany and Montreal knpress
.5;s5 p M. w. 42d ST. els p. NJ. Chicago and 81
,s oo p n Bunaio and Niagara Falls Express
.o,IH p NJ Detroit and Chicago Express. . 49,
"a cs-resyes Brooklyn Annex. y. fiO:45 A. A. c. 1Uo
p NJ rrsey city P. r. r. Station; B. tii:2o A. n.
,t t3.25 p n sDaly. Except sunday.
Tiue-,ahles al principal hotels and Offices. Bagsass
-s.Isd tom hotel residence by Westcotts Expresk
e' n y IAyRERT General Passenger Agent y. y.
New-York tribune., 1899-11-16
Railroads.
NEW YORK CENTRAL.
Railroads.

San u D
HARLEM DIsisIOS.
oia A NJ and sH Z NJ Daily. except sunday. 10
- Plttsned: Sundays only al 8 20 A. NJ
Wagner Palace Cars on all through trains
Trains Illuminated with Pintsch Light.
Ticket Offices lls. 26i, Alb and l2l6 Broadwsy %
Unisn 50 w 285 Columbus Ave. 81 West l2oth 81
i25,h ST. and l3sh st. stations, New York S5s and TO
Fulton 81 and lO4 Broadway. T. D. Brooklyn.
Telephone 1850 Cortiandt for New YORK central Cao
Service Baggage checked from hotel or residence oy
GEORGE II. pANiEI.s General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1899-11-16

c0TTON-The market made fair progress in an upward
a-srion this morning. during Of the session
here feeling of nervousness apparent IN the pit
by persistent circulation Of conflicting ~
-an 20 the feeling abroad. Shorts were nads eA
sEnsy uneasy by an estimate OF Latham, Alexander *
io- crop OF 100 900 bales following as II aid last
rgats estimate OF 100000 bales by the
s1Or 90 cover with active buying Tor wan
tssi account prices up 20 points on the open
u call and gave the market steady tone The tracing
On. Immediately following the opening was 20 i
rE the OF last night but lateT proht taxing
zst substantial reaction and induced the more couI
isas bears c extend their short accounts LlyerpooI
so.aet 10 our advance Of yesterday, 70 te
nsaon of holders here but lost good share OF the
.oysnent before market opened under heavy real
and hammering, said by private cables 10 nave
founded on very bearsh Nell circular, IN Wnlch
us.1snce was again expressed that the crop WQuIu
M u 90 900 bales the amount predicted ever since
sasor ouened this being entirely out of harmony
~ seal IDEAS Local bulls much comfortec by me
r. at receipts not only the interior but al the ports
ssI wers falling far short OF the amount predicted
a. the week Oficial and private dispatches reported
ts-rn OF confidence the part Of spot holders Sout
{. an advance Of 1-i6q &c in quotations al ieaaIs
r-e The local future market closed weak az net
no 3 points. having dropped within the last Few
s.a under heavy realizing and active bear hammer
ranse OF contract prices in the local market to-day
M ss follows: --
New-York tribune., 1899-11-16

a, ,sh Exchange special Liverpool cables-Spot COZ
"a Iar business doing sales 1000 bales; specu
u, e1port, zoo. American. 300 bales; receipts oUV
rssan 5000. middling upland. 1920 futures olenea
|. . 70 points higher: closed barely steady % 70
~ atl1sb. March april. 36Tb: April MAY S,ols'
"a 'ehs. 3.6Olzb; June-July. 36Ohs; July -AueusN
= = August September 35ss November 4Ols. NoVeh-
i sseember. 4d b. Administrations and cloths very
|A,nLoCR AND MEAI~-The market for -four opened
|s.SI weak. when wheat showing nc decline, hno
~ moderately active. Later. following the reaction ID
New-York tribune., 1899-11-16
miscellaneous.


WOULD YOU like Jewelry that looks so much
w Ike real can tell the dlnerenceF we
have the largest assortment and newest creations from
paris al most reasonable prices JAMAES, Importer
37th-st.
New-York tribune., 1899-11-16

spring nEeat t.3aeGc No red. 65.sg6s+c; No corn
81 = loSs, 2bt aisa95isc No 2 rye Sc No barley
- 90 n, and W naxseed. 81 30 prime timothy
seed s. 80 c0yeT eqa1S r ic faG m s. Sass M s5or P'r RIB
des doose 75a$5 -; dry saited shoulders boxetJ
s. 37li S5 80; short clear sides o1ed = 94S 20 MS
AeS lar iuchanged on the Produce Exchange to-day
,be butter market firm; creamees. lof2S &C daes
l4Q2Ic. Cheese weak al llagl&'sc. Eggs hrm fresh
cincinnati NOV l5.-Flour dull Wheat firm; No .
red zoe Corn active No mixed 35c; new, S2c. oats
easv 81 so Bulk meats steady s. Bacon steady 81 10
Wnisry quiet 81 % p. Butter hrm Sugar easier Eggs
nrm. 17c. Cheese quiet
Duluth Nov. I5-wheat-No hard cash, sc; No l
N1-bern cash CSC. December. 6Jisc May, 60bc; No ?
Northern. 63izc; No spring. to.c.
Milwaukee Nov l5.-Wheat steady. No Northern.
S943isc barley dull: No .. f30I4c sample 33a43c
MINNEAPOLIS Nov i5-wheat IN store. No Northern
N9vember - &c: December % hq3Agc May 67Se: on
track 80 1 hard. G7isc; No l Northern. O4ac; NO :
Northern. &C.
Phiadelphia, Nov. i6.-wheat n-m and no his hiehsr; T
mixed No; e'sI 81 ~ n White clipped sOs
T9ir. N5 mixed do. eiid3oo Potatoes steady
Pennsyania choice per .b ousn 44StSc DO fair to
az, - bush i8d45c hrm and prints lc
fancv Western creamery. 2Gc; do prints, sc Eess
arfn ana in good demand fresh nearby sc; 90 western
F1our iOOO bbls coo sacks; wheat J. 600 bush
SsI % 81 o00 bush: oats $500 bush. shpmentS-Whsai
s6 Spsb. corn 100 go bush; oats. 49, 900 bush
s, Louis Nov l5-whea, gnaettlec no : szi ssd cash
oae december. es7.ci May Ise No nara, Do99o &c
0S8if.-No cash S5iso December 2S'1e May AAe' No
white. &c =. - %.
ro,edo Ohio. Nov. I5.-wheat quiet; No eash, soc;
r,sIosr1ber GgIc Corn dull. steady; No mixed. old
Dscenoy, nfs anil steady No . mixed 2ae Rye quiet
30 . cash SOC asked Cioverseed lower steady: prime
cssb old IS bid: December So 10 bid. Oh unchanged