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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-28
Wash Fabrics Without Vestise Of Profit
Left on them.

Irish Dmlss full line to choose rom-pan figured.
sold all the Csc yard
stead OF 75c a yard-35c.
SILK dimes Mousen de Sole plain
and figures, instead OF soc yard--85c
Black lace stripe muslns instead Of zoe
Madras cloths and Madapoams stripes light Jc
and zoe a yard-10c
beautiful line dotted swisses c 4c and Coo
"
Organizes inches wide lavender salmon pink
and that
White OXfords
Egyptian Tissues that Csc and a yard-l5c.
Lace and dimy a
o-l0c - - - -
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-28
Women's Oxfords Greatly Reduced.

Wright Peters combination Colonial slipper and oxford patent calf
Peters make instead Of NO0-S3.G5
Colonial oxfords Russian calf
kid
800 tO-s2.95
ularly So go now-s2.95 " -
Gray suede Colonial oxfords that We're s. 90 or-s3s5
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-28

r aiss leila Pace win entertain her
,h Iaug friends at dancing party In
y fa'ace hall, Saturday evening, June
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-28

mss Ray Campbell, Of Salt Lake,
, %ao mas been attending the A. c.. is
tn'uhg with relatives In Whitney, Ida
~, Tor a few days before returning
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-28
Good Values in Knit Garments and Hosiery

Monday until from o
Womens 12h sleeveless
Chcns
pantelettes with lace trimming c for-5oc.
Womens fancy stockings black
Womens white Isle thread stockings with black polka dots stripes
75o--50c
womns allover black stockings par-lsc
Chidrens black aover
In pink blue and black
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-28
Entire Stock of Shirt Waists -25 Per
Cent Off Regular Prices.

One of the handsomest stocks of shirt waists brought to
the city, is this Every style in shape trimming way Of
the present danes sheer fabrics to the hardy linen
you'll find perfect completeness Of sizes and coorwhte to
darkest Regular prices begin at SOC range by steps up to
200, Monday until Thursday ONEF0URIH OFF THESE
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-28
Curtains and Draperies 335 off Regular Prices.

Point de Calais RttbTg
SIS 90 at regular, the Celebration
The zoe pair krcS5Oc knds61c
$l50 kms$00
$500 knds$200
'
Sash curtain nets 3On goods with borders
Embroidered muGns 30 inches wide,
Slkohnes Cretons DENNIS
Remnants Akolne
for the Celebration Sale clearance,
Tapestry FOter, regularly
THESE PRICES r. ~
splendid lot ehki ONE THIRD OFF THESE
PRICES 80 ~ w. -'"'
Choice table THESE PRICES
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-28
Women's Shirt Waists up to $3.50
fOr-35C.

These have table to themseyesposSby one hundred in
the lot Styles in Organizes percaes Madras light and medium
coo made with uck in this seasons ways with sailor
collars with stock every from 80 TO 40 Reduced for
the Celebration sale from 81 90 81 25 and 81 so each to35c
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-28
Women's UndermusIins at Quickly. Go Prices.

Cambria styles ply
lace and embroidery tight fitting each
or 70
Womens white cambria petcoats with
ton on foune lace edge double dust ru nicely made pretty style
uar 1886 and $40 kinds but ~ and inch ngththe difference
N.96
Washable cotton chmbray pettoat
finish
s. instead Of Sl0O-45c.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-28
Monday Until Thursday.

Wilton Ves nsmdUn
sold
/
THIRD OFF THIS
An assortment Of Us WiOns
each kndS-0NENIlRD OFF THESE PRICES
Fifteen American made Oriental beautiful % oea
and 9xlS feet $40 90 pe0NETHIRD OFF THESE
Handsome Real Oriental sold regularly $1OO
THIRD TAKEN OFF THESE PRICES
two widean
three patterns the 81 10 gmde-95c
land
lar prcS-0NETHlRD TAKEN OFF,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-28

A VERlTABLE bomb has been thrown
Ia into prices and shattered them to
A Afragments. Department chiefs are
preparing to leave for eastern markets and
that stocks may be put into the best state
of rightness which mean every yard of
be turned into cash for working cap
ital--first, the mandate of clearance, drastic
and emphatic, has gone forth and while not
every item of interest can be given on this
page, every merchandise need may be
found in the store at price beyond pre-
cedent for littIenees.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-28
Dress Goods at Half Price.

Dress Goods at Half Price.
Mstals Examines Canvas Granite Broadcohs Hop
Irvine Prunela
the 75c $780, sO $500 and
$3.50 Yard French VoiIes.-.75c.
Some wool voles-navy gray reseda
and black $3.50 knd-75c
$500 French Cachemires SOC.
Cachemres
for kmona waists and house the celebration
800 yad-5Oc.
$L25 to Sl.65 FouIard Silks 60c.
A Season
$l.25N .50an a reduc o
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-28
Towels, Napkins, Table Linen at the Tniest
Price You Ever Paid.

good variety Of linen table napkns-boken
made match cloths choice patterns others regular
ate napkins all size and sold regularly $500 Monda
Thursday-s275
lot Of old table cloths made by greatest
$500
slxynch Turkey table damask reduced from s5c
o-l9c.
Extra large Huck Towels, special 15c grade-l0c
Beaohed Turkish bath towels ioc each knd30c; the 25c
the l5c for-1Oc the l0c for-5c
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-28

MISS Irene Squires. of Salt Lake, is
tne guest Of her cousin, Miss Florence
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-28
Children's CIoaks That We're $3.50 to
S3.00-05c.
Entire Stock of Mems Straw Hats
Half Priced

Ther every good straw good and
sailor fedora or Panama Porto Rcan Manila Mackna
Every size Prices range SOC 75c slO 2 Monday
Thursday-HALF THESE PRICES.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-30
NEW CITY OFFICIAL
ALMOST ASSURED
Committee to Report FavorabyI
for Bui ding Inspsctor-0r
dnance Now Preparing.

That Richmond is to have a building In
spector there IS hardly doubt The mat
ter was brought before the Council by Mr..
T 3. Hicks. and subcommittee now has
1t under consideration. This body will
bring in Its report about the middle Of
next month The report of this commit
tee. it is understood. will be favorable to
the election OF an inspector. The ordi-#
nance which is to govern the new city
official. if the Council sees fit to adopt the
report of It's committee, is now being pre-
pared by Mr.. Robert Lecky, Jr.. mem
Der Of the Board Of Fire Commissioners
This ordinance will state that the posi-
ton viii be open to three classes of men
practical builders. architects and civil en-
gineers. Two gentlemen. both practical
builders. have already permitted their
names to be used as candidates for the
o:.lce. ard one gentleman has Withdrawn
from the race. The candidates are ex-s
Councilman Gibson and Mr.. n. G. Helfert
Mr.. n. C. BEDFORD. who some little while
ago was a candidate, has given nouce
that he will not run.
The duties OF the new officer will be the
assurance that. all new buildings shall
conform to certain fixed requirements.
1t tecomes his duty to grant all building
permits, and the Council or committees
vii. be relieved Of this routine. 1t IS
contemplated that sufficient salary Will
lie paid to enable the city to get good
man who shall give his whole Tune 10
I he work
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-30

Don't delay. but make your cakes for
Christmas. We have received a large
supply OF fruits for cakes-Raisins. Nuts.
Candies. New. Clear Citron. Lemon Peel
or Orange Peel. per H.. IL 1-2c-:: Califor-
MA Raisins. per h.. Sc; New Seeded
Raisins. In lib. packages. 10c.: New
Clea ned Currants. in LIB packages. &C.. !:
Nice Figs &C.. or 8 lbs for &C.: New Viz
ginIa Buckwheat, &c.. or I lbs, Tor sc:
if you want to get the best New Orleans
Mc!asses that is made. try our soc. grades
New Mixed Nuts. per h.. 1lc.:: try our
Witch Hazel Toilet Soap. lOc. box. 5
TO box; Mothers or National Gelatine.
6 packages for Sc: Best Potted Ham or
Tongue. 3 cans for 10c.: Pure Lard. &c.
H.: Mountain Roll Butter. l5c. H.: all
kinds of Jellies. 8 lbs. for 10c-: Best NAL
aga Grapes. per h.. Il 1-2c.: Oyster Crack
ers or Cracker Dust. &c. lb.. Best Ginger.
Snaps or Soda Crackers. 4 lie. ID. Vege-
tables OF all kinds on hand at low prices.
S.SLLLMAN.S SON.
Three Stores.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-30
sTocK MA.gKET cossIP.

STOCK market opened strong yes
tarsi34g a,ai contained strong Until the
lssntE Statement "a t3F,ea red
1gtlaststlle and Nasfrillea was agatn this
'eader ii ogfl4eG around t2e ald sold
dt.W5f1 to 3.Sr then up 10 i3ais Later Oh.
aoRses4sg, It Went Il. - =, ard closed az
market had d good tone and feelirg
glean appeared That was decidedly dis
=api siaife n one respect The losses IN
cs We tgat as great as had been fpl.e-
slIjs5SoGsed Jlt WHEN The statement showed
5a9ss 81 nearly ST. 09l .lil9
t!se taa9'6et grit the sflivars Tia exact
iilBissf4 ef ttaa nareasae was sii6JSt $40 and
The decrease 81 specie however, was
-5iiig g. o. Where there was in in-
crease II ioaEls CT So. SO. II was thought
5tss. the lass liz cash would be 1850, 0oo
5y,leTeas Mas less than hall that
ar1osif1t
the net resalt Was decrease IN the
sBss53Qs reserves oil $3.50 Us
Mhen ttte bank STA; aFaent appeared
there was sslaFfyifsg SLING and prices
Went down i333t tiara MS almost fmme-
ciase was considerably higher than the
Lowest
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-30
PRODUCE MAkkLT
What Prices Folks Have to Pay tor
What They Eat


The week on the produce market has
been rather unevencful except for peri
cd OF exceptional dul!ness during the
first few days. brought about by #unfaN-s
orable weather conditions. Prices held
5up pretty we'll. however. and the trade
just before and just after Thanksgiving
was somewhat more active. Late quo
tations are as follows:
Ciame-Rabbits, 10 to is cents EACH.
oartridg as, L IL to IA cents each: pleas
ants. 10 to 80 cents; squirrels. to .
cents each. wild turkeys, 10 to II cents
per pound. whole deer, 10 cents per
pound. venison saddles, Is to l5 cents
per pound.
PouItry-Live: Chickens, II to IL 10
cents per pound; hens. 8 IL to 10 cents:
ducks. 10 to II cents: turkeys. 8 to Il
cents; geese. 70 to % cents each: ROSTERS.
. to 80 cents each: guineas. 20 cents
cents; ducks. u to II cents: chickens.
Fruits and vegeta bies-Appies. 81 to s.
lemons, 50 to $3.50 per box: Keifer pears
81 to 81 per barrel: pineapples. 81 to 81
per crate: cranberries. sao25 to $3.50 pc.
crate: potatoes. 81 to 500 per barrel:
onions. $3.50 per barrel: cabbage. 81 to
S1.o5 per sugar barrel: celery. 40 to 80
cents per dozen: backeye peas. $3.50 to
sl.75s per bushel: cay peas. S1.3O to s1-tf
per bushel: mixed peas. 80 cents to 81
Live Stock-veal, 5 10 to ! 10 cents
per pound: sheep. 5 to 4 cents; lambs
3 10 to q 10 cents: hogs. 5 IL to cents:
cattle -
Butter is selling all the way from Is
cents to % cents per pound
Eggs are worth % to p cents per
dozen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-30
Few Wis ruice.

An interesting and successful meeting
Is being held on Brook Avenue as a mis-
sion Of the Grace-Street PRESBYTERIAN
Church. The Rev c. N Van Houten
evangelist. has been preaching for two
weeks, resulting in several professions
It Is expected that chapel will soon be
erected at this point. The meetings will
close tomorrow night.
4 On Tomorrow afternoon Mr.. Van Houten
will also preach at the Overlook Church.
on Barton Heights, and begin a series Of
evarg elistic services to continue all next
week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-30
cOTTONSEED OIL.

NEW YORK, Nov. 29.-Cottonseed oil
dull bUt firmly held on spot and nearby
delivery Prime crude here. nominal;
prime crude, f. q. b. mills 2Sa29c.: prime
summer #yeiov, SG1aGt37c.; off summer yell
tow. 35ls@3oc.; prime white. 4ec.; prime
=@27s nominal
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-30
PEANUT MARKETS..

NORFOLK. VA. Nov. 29-PEANUTS-
Quiet, Nlrgiuians-ACtlVea at u Z. for best
stock F.ncy. SU3lsc.: strictly prime. soc.,
z P t'l:SI VA. Nov. 2e.-PEA-
Nut Spanish new. active at zoe. Nlr-
giniaf S. new. 2llaQ2ssc.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
PORT OF RICHMOND. NOV %, 1902.
ARRIVED
steamer Berkeley. Catherine. Norfolk.
nelei.and,se and passengers. Old Domin-
% s,e .a'la, Pocahontas. Graves. NortoiA
INA a,nes River landings, mercna4.dis.
md pa PASSENGERS. Virginia Navigation Co
steamer $Sa sinaw. Tunnell.a Philadelphia,
pa. merchandise and passengers. CLYDE
Ssh schooner Anna Lloyd. Shelton. James
River, grain. Warner Moore & Co.
SAILED
steamer Berkeley. Catherine, Norfolk,
msIc.Iauuise and passengers, Old Domln-
Aoh 'iiie. Sailed Nov. s9th.
Steamer Saginaw. Tunneii. PHILADELPHIA
pa merchandise and passengers. Cldye
line.
PORT NEWPORT NEWS, NOV. 20, 1907.
Y Schooner Baker Palmer. New York.
81 fS...,f,it, Kama, Liverpool
Schooner George Tautane. Jr.. New
York.
: Schooner s. n o. c. Curtis. Portland.
SAILED.
Steamer tvyandotte. London
Approaching Marriage.
Mr.. and Mrs W. s. Eubank have an
nounced the marriage Of their daughter.
Rosa Lee. to Mr.. Charles Edgar Poi
lard. The ceremony will be performed
Tuesday afternoon, December I'd. at the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-30

over a range OF 3as points either way.
but without any very definite tendency
until the closing hour arrived. when the
The comparison With yesterdays range
showed net losses of bu, 2a3 points.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-30
RGNns.

BONDS
II. 5. ,,sfai,tiiig . registered. los,.
- S.ratla.adiiatss coupon ........ 1915 l
81 , itsG;lsierei lt 3.,,a
- So 3. COUPON -..-.....-... I'D
rev IS. registered. ltS5 &
y. ilew s.. coupon ...-........-. i l;.3l
Y, ,. o.G q S, registered
III >. oid y =. coupon .--...-.-.....--- 49,
". IS Registered. ltli%;4
~ $50 :. c9Hi,on !e.Is
a = general 7 S t;.s
.atG:lfnil. I'D 5tsStillps9t 8 SIS
t5l,litiat,i'ss and Oslo. lgi
l5altfSnora and 0flia 81 .....-.....-. 29t2
t8alt3!aa8 and C'oils. As ..-.--..... lpit.
s! Z l.tstil ~ = is,
81 Aefilrai OF GEORGIA MS ~ s s
sle2lral Of Geof gia Isl inc.....-..... go
eaesa peake and 0lsio isa s..-..-..... yi44.
= 5!l3easo and -Siton So .......-.-.-. .1fs
Chicago, =. and Quincy rfavT 2ss
Chicago, n and St. Paul gen. as 1895
Chicago and NostllNeste fn4 CON y So. ~
Fhieaga Rock Isl;4i7a ard Tqcs s.
-. G., c. aud 81. +. gen. 4's........ 11ille
igtlcaso Team sllai ..-.-.-.-..-
Colorado and Southern s...........- -
Denver, ard Rio Grande i.s....-....- 1853
frie prior lleu -
isfie '5tss2fai ia q =
Fort N-nlah ana Denver City lst-. III
9otkitlg Valley as
LocjsvilIe and NASH. Unified 4is. 10
S Mn es4, . ,-,,tT5. e, I,5e s
Atissot.ri. lIall and TEXAS 4's.-. i1i
missouri, kansas ana TEX ID s......
Se5S York Contra s lst
View Work Central gen 3lE s.E........al ~
New Jersey Central gen. 5s....--..-- 1855
Northern ipacifiE3 IS --..--..........-- lo3iS
NcTtleIn.ssi 2arii3c IS
so f9lls ara lT con. 4's...-... i91t5,
81. ana Ife4 Mountain con. So. LA
81 Louis ara san Francisco &as...... list&
ST Louis SOUTHWESTERN ists-.......... 9.12
s.; Leafs llg.aste5fl q S.,74
san a J4t{at3s - ana Arkansas Pass S65
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-30
OII6lN Markets.

NEW Y0EsI. N9x 22-Tlle cotton mar
ket opened stSaaS at decline OF :.
points 10 an ac&aiace OF point, LIVER
cool showing ~ ii better shape taan
E tlad been expected in view. OF. tie weak
iess shown By Cur market Yesterday.
Private cables Indicated ulleasness II
Europe as 70 the showing to be made by
the crop re92ort I'll the Agricultural De
tsartIl7 eat sneNl "Wednesday w Business WAS
very. slack at Ntsiy York this morning.
and the professional traders started in TO
raid the market, but changed front asain
on indications of Light ,ecaipts, l1ous-i
ton estimating folr To !fye thousand bales
for alonda4 against Sad. last week.
The bltlSegs Claimed that tie light re-
ceipts Wefe t3ile, 10 had weather and a
scarcity OF motive .pt}l.er There IS. how
ever. at present little DISPOSITION 20 sell.
for Slot a1colIt ia view OF the recent
bad weather, WHICH many believe has
also fixed the limit cf top crop growth,
leaving the climatic conditions TO bear
only anoil Tie question o picking work
ard the fi9n' Of receirts There was a
point rail9 soon after the cali which
was helped by aaN3ces Of firm stfot# mar
iets III The South and Indicators that
+ the local market was having support in
the way, 81 demand from spot houses for.
the nearer positions.
Cotton futures opened quiet and STEADY.
closed quiet: Opened. Closed
.Deeenaber s.34 s.35
January 80 s.is5
February --------.- Cd $50
March -....-.t.. - 81
April 4....-....-.. .......-...... ? 70 S.-i
May #..-s........*s5e 1889. . 81.
IM,le .......-.......s S-1i
july .....-.-.-. o.-o 50
aIferiiSt ..-...---.--- elS
spot cotton closed qaiet. rgiddiirg up.
lands. s55. mIddli!g gulf. So; no siles.
Cotton quiet; 1nldilins. S5a; net re-
cents SIS bales: gross. 5.24a bales: stock.
1855 bales. export 70 Great Britain, 2SSo
total to-day at all seaports-Nes. re-
ceirts. t-5.el1 ha'es: eSDort 10 Great
Britain. 11.a4s hal to- the Continent, sl5o
3a!es; stocks 102.sS9 bales.
Consolidated a III ali saaports--Net re-
ceints. G5.gl7 hales; export to&=Great
Britain. l1,224s bales; TO the Continent, 6le9
bales
Total since serten,lser lst al al lsea-
portts-1Net receipts 3 .622.912 bales: export
Is Great Britain 1p21.lsS tales: TO France.
1as.G9S bales. 10 the Continent, l,07A,a9s
bales.
NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 2e.-COTTON--.
In the soot cotton market the offerings:
to-day were better h.an yesterday. and
prices were a shatie aesier; quotations
unchanged. In tho future market there
WAS not much doing and most of the
transactions were made in the January
ard May Positions. The first call fie,-s
ures We're down four TO five points. and
thereafter values worked back and forth
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-30
NOT ICE .

Having discontinued making the Watt.
Crown and Crescent Plows. We
have disposed OF our entire stock OF said
plows and repairs to The call-Watt Com
pany. Of this city. the only firm having
authority to manufacture them. and the
owners of the patterns from which they
are made. We refer all persons wanting
these plows or repairs to them.
THE WATT PLOw CO..
BY A. c. sinton. President.
Richmond. Va. Nov. 24th. 1909.
Referring to tho above notice. / desire
to Inform my friends that my connection
with The Watt Plow Company has heen
severed and the manufacture OF the above
named plows and castings will be con-
Quoted by The CaIl-Watt Company. OF
which am general manager. The new
Arm. while making a specially Of plows
and pillow castings. will handle imp1e-
ments machinery and vehicles for all
purposes.
With an experience Of thirty years in
the manufacture and sale Of agricultural
implements in this city, and by careful
attention to all business entrusted to the
new firm. hope to merit the continued
patronage OF former patrons and that
Of the public generally.
MANFRED CALI.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-30
PRODUCE MARKET.
Richmond. Va. Nov. %. 1902.
QUOTATIONS:

............... ....... IS a6O
NEW YORK. Nov. 2a-FLoUR-Quiet,
but steady: winter patents. S3.7Vu3,90
Minnesota patents, sS9Jltil5. Rye Flour
Dn4i. latIi % good, $S.J9GtStU buckW heat
STEADY and quiet at $22s;J}ll2355 Cornmeai-
ottsa4sa selow# western. sl.2i. Rye
o2Lset;s5No. west tern. oSGtoSssc. Barley-
S:eadN. feeding. 3Jai9c.
Mlaett--S iSal easy; No e red, 79lsc. OPP
tlt9.sEit 4 iiisl We're steadier on cap.es and
VITA corn, but meeting active pressure,
BASED on large NORTHWESTERN recelpts# and
EASIER argentine news. turned weak to-
Narils noon. gioseu easy al sc. ne, low
er. May closed at i9isc.; December al
S1f Sc
Corn Spot easy: No 2, sac. Options at
western graaing, followed wheat and
#cso seG easy, &c. net lower. January
closed al SIC. May. 4I#4c.; July, 46ssc.;;.
Dece;nber 5s.2c.
,iuI and steady December closed at SIC.
6 Baef--ta iet. family. slo.sstIDlS: mess, #Slo
asie5o; beef ham >20.5g{as..2 Cut Meats
quiet: picked bellies, Ns4c.: shoulders,
esn teamed, sll.25: refined. steady: Con
tii3eit,s i.ib;9 South .srneIiea- 10; com
pc. ana. Z a@y71ss. e. Foik-steads; family
$i.ssdlis.225; short clear, s2lG2S; mess, Slsg
Batser--Firs.a extra creamery. 2s,5 &c:
s5slt,s. fuI cream, small colored and white.
l.fa13c, Egss-Steady, STATE and Penn
1'a4low- Dali. city. s161sc.s. country, 6lsa
5asc Rosin-Steady. strained, common to
good. S1ss5ti. =. TlIraentine- a az
55ssss-s35ic. 3ice--E3ir domestic. tar TO
extra, 4 4Nl69sc.. Japan, 4S4u1c.
5sa Il 5 5s14 f.is 5 9s5a5s I'm
confectioiels a $3.50. mould 4, So, cut
ssa|s: 5 S'5 w 49, powered 49,.
oTsses STEADY with prizes UNCHANGED &c s ?
t5tll 81 tatsts.; 81
t,,. ie,,, ~ ,3aits
Fisi
prices We're points tosNs, w sh e,stil
80 = %
, y Y o1te.=o e-ioe.' littid,
ORD al2e
t'aantf ts-s teassz. fancy, aandpic ,S
ses,e.. Qtaltsfs oosnestitss 5fei go t-aota yes
Easy; 1oirlesiic, per len sl9l Cotton
steamer % Live !}eoi. 10
CHICAGO. ILL, Nov. 2a-Dullnesss pre-
ySiI,.,is d zas.,s on the Board Of Trade and
s9t1iitas iii earstes45 Iyere4 lower. December
S3.9aaf s i,If,sati 1i. afI15 Nav SO lnWer Tp-s
;s.4f,4{1er3 is6ri45@ fSlfsea fcg down and oats
Il lower January provisions closed
.Ist.e heading futures ranged as follows.
Open High Low. Close
3y17T11Ar---,Soa 2
Nav . .......... ~ 5s5z 75$s ~
No .
Nov. $50 5l4 53is 533a;
Der s. 5G. SCI. 81
Ma, .2;s i9ss
DEC {new) BIZ 3l15 SOS 307s
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e. - - 4 + sa '5,s go. :
IL IL Us - & l,a ~ sI'l 1911 81 UT
~ =; 'a'i 4 8 ~, go 81 - =
ny s 5s'S1.S = = ~ = y ls'f1fa \ 81.
81. sAI5sss
B ,rsrs+,,i. rs. tgl5# 81 as
5-5s.,s..3 ftt,,.3,,,f 80,
s43arss Al si3arss
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MISCELLANEOUS. MARKETS
DRY GOODS MARKET.

NEW. YORK. Nov. 29.-There has been
a quiet general market in dry goods to-
lay both in staple and fancy cotton
goods An occa sioral line of staple prints
advanced e. No other price changed
Print Ecloths quiet and UNCHANGED Cot
ton yarns in moderate demand but gen
Aril tone steadiers Worsted yarns firm
.oollen yarns steady: linen and jute yarns
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NAVAL STORES

WILMINGTON. n C.. Nov. 2a.-SP1R-
ITS 8TIRPEN,FINE-F Al 5ot:c bid:
receipts "A casks. Rosin--F'irra al 1900
So: receipts 205 barrels. Crude turpen-
5tine-Fir1n at s1.I503: receipts. % bar
=rels. Tar-Firr at $50: receipts. IS bar
SAVANNAH. GA. Nov % -TURPEN-
TINF-Firrn at Sic; #receipts. ., 010Bcasks.
sales. 5SS7 casks; exports 10 casks. Ros;n-
Firm: receipts 8 .s63 barrels; sales. LIS
barrels: exrorts 1902 barrels. IF
81 CHARLESTON. IS c.. Nov. 2a.-TUR-
.PENTINE5 AND ROSIN-Unchanged
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GAIli.E En- ARkETS.

.ceipts 90 head. all Consigned direct; no
safes reported. Export, 80 beves, l.G2
sheep, and b,15g quarters OF beef. Calves
Receipts - head: quoted steady all:
around; the peEs not fully cleared. \ few.
veaisH soId al 50 per 100 pounds and grass
,ersz at So City dressed Veais. sIVl2Mi3c. pei
pound Sheep and lambs Receipts 1851.
head; both sheep and lambs quiet Sheep
sold at $3aS.5A one little bunch at s3s75 !.
lambs at Size 900; one car OF Canadian.
cll!f S. Dressed nlutto on. Tc.E per
hound. dressed lambs, l19c. per pound
Receipts. l,l3S head, no sales re-
ported
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BALTIMORE. Nd. Nov 2a-FLOUR-
Quiet and unchanged. N'teat-Dull and
lop:er,. pot ara the month and December.
Isl ssl575S3c. Sa1tilsrn by sample. SIG
.75iac c,orn--t FTsettled: spot, 64GiG4i.c:.;
new #ors old November 64@Silsc. Southern
white com. n VI Itd55c. Oats-F'irIn; = No
> white 37Gf3Tiac Butter. eggs, cheese
and gar-fTirIn ard unchanged.
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tiv cat 81 5ofls. So. Cattle-Steadys at SEQ
SIS. Sheep-Easy at IL 5Oa5.2 Lambs
Dull at $3.5u4t5.35.