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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1903-12-31
In Peaceful Rest.

Savanna tIllinoisl journal:
The tolling OF the bell Monday
morning, Dec. II, announced that the
earthly suffering of Mrs. Minnie
Briggs was over. Although it was
known for weeks past that the end
was gradually drawing nearer, her
death caused sincere regret and sor-
row
Minnie b. Williams, eldest daugh-
ter of Wilson and Anna Rule Will
lnms, was born in Mineral Point.
Wis. March 20, 1861. aud come to Sa-
wanna some twelve years ago to
make her home. June Both, 1892, she
was united in marriage to Edward
Briggs, to whom she was II devoted
wife. She was a home woman in ev-
cry setse OF the word and all about
are evidences Of her tact and care in
making that home II comfortable
and pleasant one.
About year ago she was first
taken sick, but was one who seldom
complained aud thought she could
overcome the sickness. However. she
gradually failed and was taken to
Milwaukee ia June for treatment.
Not receiving relief she was taken Ia
Chicago, where she was informed
that there was no help for her as she
was suffering with u malignant can
GER aud that death was only "A ques-
ton of time. The news was a shock
20 her friends and acqunintauces
aud the bitter truth that the beauti-
full wife aud sister would soon be
laid To rest was realized when the
nature Of Der disease was learned.
No more tender care coulS have been
bestowed upon her than that given
by her husband, sisters and brothers,
who were with her to the last.
Daring the past week she had pa
tieuty borne her constantly increas.
ing burden as only one could who
ildi Tue aSSuiHtlCt pl u DIIput anu
happy home to enter after all the
earthly trials had passed away.
The loved and loving sister, wife
aud friend, died when womanhood's
corning almost touches noon. She
had not passed on earth's highway
the stone that marks the highest
point, but being weary for moment,
she lay down by the wayside, and
using her burden for a pillow, fell in
to that dreamless sleep that kisses
down the eyelids. Still, while yet in
love with life and raptured with the
world, she passed TO silence and rest.
There is for them who mourn this
consolation; the dead do not suffer,
they have passed through the dark
vale and are safe from the care and
turmoil of tins life.
Besides the husband she is SUR
vived by her three brothers, Fred of
Monticello, Harry and Frank of this
city, Mrs. Elizabeth McCormac of
Milwaukee and Mrs. Daisy Smith OF
kaukNkec.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1903-12-31
Great Zinc Find Near PlattetilIe.

Workmen at the Empire mire
broke into cave last Friday night,
the top and bottom Of which each
contained a sheet OF pure zinc ore a
foot thick. The cave contained tons
and tons of ore that had formed in
the top Of the cave and fallen to the
floors by its own weight, 1t is one of
the greatest strikes made in the
district.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1903-12-31

ANOTHER LaFollette plan. The
Milwaukee News is authority for
the statement that the latest plan OF
Governor LaFollette Is to have" etc,
etc, etc. Ard with that start the
Oshkosh Northwestern goes on to
the conclusion that the governor is a
very deep man and up to more
things than an ordinary philosophy
can fathdm.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1903-12-31
Better Than a Plaster.

A piece of flannel dampened with
Chamberlain Pain Balm and bound
on the affected parts, is better than IA
plaster for a lame back and for pains
in the side or chest Pain Balm has
no superior as liniment for the re-
lief Of deep seated, muscular and
rheumatic pains. For sale at Vivi-
ans Pharmacy.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1903-12-31

IFit is true that Russia has "backed
down" it ia also likely to be true that
she is likely 10 back up again uneX
pectedly.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1903-12-31
BoscoBEL. Wis. Apr. 18th

BoscoBEL. Wis. Apr. 18th. 1903.
A. F. Dresden, Mineral Point, Wis.
DEAR FRIEND ADAM
The suit | ordered of you came duly to hand
and, as the case has always been during all
the years you have supplied my wants in the
clothing line they are the very acme of the
cutters art. They certainly could not be i'm
proved upon. and am highly pleased as well
as grateful that you are in such easy reach of
us; but rest assured that no difference where
the future may find you, whether nearer or
thousands of miles away. no one else can
many clothes Ike while you are in the bust
ness. As ever, your friend,
RAsHE HUBBELL.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1903-12-31

We are well prepared for the fall
and winter season Of 1904 with the
latest imported and domestic goods,
which we can make up into all the
different styles to please our clients
at very moderate prices. The latest
English and American fashion plates
on hand. Read tine following letter
from Mr.. Rashe .Hubbell, promi-
nent citizen of Boscobel, and an en-
ploye in the u. S. mail service:
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1903-12-31


Es. | want my muvYer."
His mother! Elizabeth felt quick
pang of horror Come here. and /
viii show you something pretty
She held out her watch. The silver
and gold ornaments on its long chain
tingled attractiyely Alan Campbell
slowly drew near the shining object
He seized it just as a little stray dog
would have done a bit of cake seized
il aud walked away Then Elizabeth
brought ont pictures. 1t was surprls
Ing how quickly they were friends,
sitting on the floor side by side look
Ing at 'pus>ieS' and "doggies."
1t was after II when Alan Camp.
bells face began TO look doleful.
II want cup Of milk, he an
nounccd.
There WIRE pitcher Of cream. some
biscuits and a glass of jelly in her
stock Of tea table provisions. With
this luncheon spread out before him,
Alan Campbell was soon installed on
the edge OF the model stand.
When IL had drunk oh the ream
except that which soaked into hen Dret-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-21
FURRY IN
CALL MONEY
Gives Prices Setback After
Moderate Advance During
Early Hours Of Session.
CALLS OF SOME LARGE LOANS
Sends Rate Up to Eight Per
Cent.-Markct Closes Dull
and Rather Heavy.
", Associated presa.1

u. Associated Press.)
NEW YORK, Nov. 2O--Prices OF stocks
1eesived set back to-day after TEL. further tsr
early hours OF the session. piausible
reason for the reaction was a furry Ia
call money rates. which ran up 70 per
SION tat to-morrows bank statement.
might reveal some unfavorablc develop
ments. The point Is the loan Item. There
was some large calling Of loans to-day by
several of the great banks, which neces.
titated the shifting OF loans, and caused
the rise In the money rate TO per cent
me purpose of this call OF loans was
explained somewhat vaguely as due to
syndicate requi cments, Including the
United States Steel stock conversion syn
dicaie.
inc call loan rate ran Of on to $ per cent.
tlons In United states Steel preferred
and In the bonds were on an enormous
scale. fhe bonds were at one time two
only II gain, United States Steel pc.
tered fell as low as IA under last nieht,
ard made net loss OF point. The 81.
lence In the formal statement OF the clos
POINTS left busy field for con lecture,
otably as 10 the actual holdings OF the
bonds remaining in the hands OF the syn
dicate to be marketed. The good effect
by the railroads was partly OBJECT bS
continued unfavorable forecasts for the
ffade.
Sou hern Pacific came into the fore
most rlace In speculative attention. and
7.as Lifted an extreme 2 IA points. There
was no news to explain this movement
reyond the general supposition that the
present rate OF extraordinary expenditures
out Of the earnings will not be In definite
~ continued. and that an extensive re-
tuno.ng OF high rate bonds Is an early
possibility The strength OF this stock
" as taken advantage OF to realize e.ee-
Were. and there was more or less sus-
plcion that its rise was manipulated 70
help the profit takers. The market cloA<d
dull and rather heavy.
The bond market became somewhat
irregrlar In sympathy with the reaction
in stocks. Total sa,es. par value, tL177.'
0Oo
United state. twos declined is per cent.
on the last call.
Total sales OF stock were 6e3,eoo shares.
NEW YORK. Nov. eo.-clo.e on money
on call strong. 5 l-2 to s per cent. clos
ing bid, 5 3.4: offered at g.
Time 'oans easy; 3ixty days. IL TO l-2
per cent, ninety days IL bid. SIX
months bid.
Prime mercantile paper 6. Sterling ex.
change firm with actual business In bank
e.s' bills at 4s4.2o to 4.si.25 for demand.
and at 4.s0.f0 TO 1880 tor sixty day bills.
i.osted rates 4.s1 to IL and 4.ss l-2 to
4so. Commercial Ellis i.a) ~. Bar silver
IS 3-4. Mexican dollars A 81.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-21

NEW YORK Nov. 2o.--The cotton market
opened weak at decline Of sou points under
heavy reaaz.ng and bear pressure. whIcl IN
the Lres.nt Instance " as eucJsl AGED By low
CT CABLES laan cx4ecteu anI wdr.n-r wo.. r
Ia the Oelt, lao.ga the foreteet was for more
or less generai ,h,na On Las aec.luc, Auwa,e :,
goou puy.ns ue.ssepea. !ne.uu.nS sssrsss.ye
Operations " luIli tuI.s, luIL4lar Covering ana
oulslue puy.ng oluSrs, w.icA cere H. co ..La n.e-
In many iasl.nces t.rLner by w.. RS OF crop
damage fru.n I'll. recent freeze ana y .edle.u.s
for AN ciliiy fainS o.l III ttlc rnuve.uSA.-
Soon after toe cuI tas mara rnllle 70
about Lass ngnts press. Att,r tbs It ruled
YER, irregular, bul naidIy aett, "a tao
recent average. AZ one moment the market
would snow considerable tirm..ss al. a .rance,
tnsn would c,le wave o. r.all2 n. AMI
Mail steet srling ordels
The estIaa'es a ~ t1,,""oE.ow'S Fsesspts at II
NOV enien. ivr the week tel. behind ear; es,i'
mates, Anl the eAl>vr.s were again ,try hea j..
Generally speaking, however the drift Of
prices during the altern ION I, us u.Wnn..>.. Add
lust before the c,use taere was enough ltQui-
dalton in Connection wlth heavy selling -
Wa,i street interests to close Inc nlarNat easy
at q net loss OF lallU l,o.nts Sales were estt-
mated at 3J0, 00u bales.
Receipts OF cotton at the ports to-day were
6s's66 baies as = Isl 81 COL last week an. 47.0a9
last year. Fo. the week $500 bales against
Asl.079 last week anu 3.a,4.S last year r.
cepts at New Orleans were lS,bsS bales again 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-21
BEAUTIFUL PICTURE
OF MRS. JAMES MONROE

Mr.. George s. Cook. the photographer.
has photograph Of an exceedingly
beautiful painllng OF Mrs, James Mon
roe. II is photograph Of the portrait
OF Mrs. Monroe Wy Sene. Paris, and
seems nor to have t.,en known OF BY
descendants Of Mrs. Monroe, who were
here on "Wednesday. II is The only por-
trait OF Mrs. Monroe made while she
was quilt, young, and she Is represented
as very Beautiful. When the photo.
graph was taken the painting was owned
BY Mr. Wilmer, OF Baltimore. who mar.
rIed great-granddaush OF Mrs. Mon
roe.
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PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. Nov. sb.-FLouR-Fa!rly seti .
ana eea n,sAsr ~ srn sSuL ys.. n
western, Sl.v.. kye-Aomlaat; NO y vests. d.
SC rari.y-Qu,eL ,,, , ,,.x.
was . strvng bun movemtnl IN waset To-Day
On ,ehl Northwest rece!Its. h.gasI spr.ns
wheat marxsls gsnsraa a., sr.ne snu o tlos eup
wItn LIE cIose nu~1 nigaer. May closed az
Sa,c.: July. svc. ue~emp.n .. &G ~, ,.rta,
oa sosn ~ ay and JUL but nad surprslnsll
laplu auyan.s ialer On small &c -, 49, ~ :.
IL IT, n.t u,gnsr. aay cissva a. 4ss-.; Deeam'
bvr, trsr, Oats-F u1n; NC: I, ard-st ady.
ttrm: saurt olear, ,i.-o.W... ta.ow-x..sL
H.s,u--.u.ei; s.r1.aeu. s.,p,v1-6a' .ulp'atA.e@-
i't Co,e e. ss,A RIO, sssy; No; inyors &C.
ml,u, steauy; SuruoNa, .%v!tAc ~ 'aa' az,
~ LEES $40 10 a uec.in. q polA.s ana ru.od cry
duct Inc ma. k1l was uany s.'~auy ~ 40 80
ascl.ne % aq!y p?'n;s, r 0a.ss. 90. 30;
9uss. ~ tss.. ssa u,o..bs-s g~r 80 TO-
t tTs quiet Rloostet4y ..otssss .srv az Ky
stats uary, lOV-uc, LLelss-+rregu.a, o,,..s'
III cream, fancy small oy'-Tsa' a npsMun.
s.u.. w'.1 n. elg sn..s,.v.n.s. nnsss, 4.p
oo po,atoes--steady; Long Island. S.76q.sS
In,s,v al iv6L .uv; state, LAS .. y a'o We ~
nse! ~; Jersey sweels s.ovtY.,o, p~anuts,-
sieaSy; fancy nanupeS.d. 4,,S.S o..,I. w.
nnst,, .,,xc L,uuuS ~ t-.-uyi ue''tSe''I;
nss' i,,,. 100; per yarrsl. lbt.9sL colon-py
steam TO Llserpvvl' W.
CHICAGO. ILL. Nov. "a blg decr e.,
IN tns uvnIrAct stock VI wnvat ~ ~ Wa w'''
~ n I'm s..luu ruGy.rts ~ ia .s~r.n 10y,
sss sor,s un,tnv. scare TO- da'. ana =. t1s:s
u,'N1S, ,;.s i,.cc,nurr c,vs..g i:c u.e.l.r, 70,
cunusr corn Mas w .~at.ec- GAYS wo. r. ~
lixu. n.g..er, Mn.le Jal-.9y tto $500 s'
FROM .,.c lover " oap'iso hlshe''
.u, ...u... .uy.4.,u.s ..n.vA =, .s!lows .;,..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-21
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
PEANUT MARKET.

NoRroLK va, Nov. 20.-PEANLTs-
Farn,efs' market fancy. sNc,; strictly p.I,ne,
csc. prime. s,sg.se.: common: ssse' spanisn'
'SPErERsE taG Va. Nov, 2o.-PEANuTS--
Spanish. yvuesAs. AArket pru. stvex .isnt
fancy; market Steady.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-21

The following arc the total net receipts %
cotton ut all I,orIs since September lst' >,
Galveston. l.lip.ssl bales; New Sll-ane, ~
bales: MOBILE Tvs 3Slt bales; Savannah, t-.6Jl
bales; charleston. lll.ssI ba.es; Wii.n,n. IN,
ri, H5 bales: Norfolk, 2ll.6Sl bales; Baitimor,
siv bales: New iolk, lg,3tl baies; Boston, q
7S3 bales; Newport News, so bales: Fnlladei'
phia, 1903 bales; Brunssick %,s-4 11sss ia ,ea
taeola 3.sM bales: Tor. Alsnu raac eS ~.
bales; 81 Paso. wv bales: Easl- Pass. 4.las
bales; Laredo, 4ttu bales. Total. o,2'-.s'' oa-s'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-21
.LYscApuRo TOBACCO MARKET.
Lynchburg, Va, Nov. 20,

LynchbuTg, Va, NOV, ", Iso&
Sales OF tobacco On t..e \. ne..eu!e u.+.Aet
for the Two wecks enu.Hs Nuyu'hoer ~, t'o9'
nut.su -. ~, ,no
Sod week ending November IN, Aa,7oo
ivv pounus; increase Tor week enu.nE NoNs",,-
bar .4ln. -in4yy lyunda, sou tlH',l HS,sneT \
fruln October !, lyv1. TO November l'tn, lvl'
sa6i, lvv poLnus; uecrr;ise for lsv3' LSu''s.'
R.ceipts larger. though much short Of last
season III this Time. bul lttle good tobacco ".
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-21
TOBACCO MARKET.
Richmond, Va, Nov. %, 1903,

Dark Fi.su Iopuc>o-( d)-ulo-Mar.
ket cJpupuSsl Qulel at .tlcaa.,asu vuutu. .,la.
receipts, very nslt; 4is". rcSc.pts " naW 70
tu.s i.ie very lisaL L!iSals-..sIa~t y rt-...u.s
.IuIul: leu..pls >.yy lieu.- Suu.~ u.ouN 81. ~.
<:s-i.,,s very usnt, lllatket l.-iry a-lits: Old,
yea, little uuiis.
DAitn tlRlaJ iOtsASE~-NEW.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-21
my sooDs MARKET,

r.srIsins Il, vsly frsn condition. with sellers
showing no inclination to g.aat CONCESSIONS.
ana yss the effort " baing made 70 90 40 Ensa
tussa. sellers Aaa huysss pstsS unable =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-21

western &Aas5xe: southern by sample. ~
SIC. Corn-SironE: spot am ths month. 900
b0Ac; SPOT. new, 45Se; soutnsrn neT vn..s
BID. Ryr-rirm; No. e. Ss95Yhc. Butter ana
Sugar-Sleady AMI unchunse.. Esss-r.l
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es, cure Il business. though a slight forward
demand ~ reported.
"a NAVAL srONrS.
WILMINGTON. n. c.. NOV. n.-sPlRlTs
easks 'RosIn-staady ii tsk: feesipts. - aa r
FL. craae Tasp.n ii iS al Sc sssv ~.
ceipts, 9S barels- III $50. ,,,>,r, =
s eu exporss, 10 CASKS. s1Ros.n-steady: r..
eslpu LIS. barrels: sales ISL barre.s. es-
: SHARLEsiu;N. s: G !'es; soMTuRPEN'
ts,rToNsEEp olLss1AnNET.
.ct.Se ana ar1s,e. with sp sai s at &c. ,Pri
s s,ss = s b 's sB So ss@: .9s
mer o yellow. nominal; gri.ne white. a7assc,;
prime winter yellow. asQ.oe
MARINE .n4LL1IGENCR-
PORT OF RICHMOND. NOV. ~. 1908
ARRIVED
Steamer Berkeley. Guy. Norfolk. merchandise
and 1ld heX Hi P 5,as coal
Ellison AMI McCaw.
SAILED
Steamer PocahontaA Graves; Norfolk and
s seTs y t1yar nI Navsaon Co. a0 1'e
and passengers. OLD dominion line.
PORT OF WEST POINT. NOV. %. 1908.
ARRIVED.
Baltimore. Courtney, Baltimore. passens RS
and general cargo.
SAILED.
Baltimore Courtney. Baltimore. passengS Re
ana general cargo
PORT NEWPORT NEWS. NOV. %. 1903.
ARRIVED.
Schooner Nellie, Baltimore.
Schooner Annie j.. Mitchell. New York.
scnvuner ,Invnas W. Lawson, Boston.
Schooner Henry With.netou, eor. s.n u.h.
Schooner r. and 4. Lubion. Fall Riser.
Schooner Perry setser. Portland
large White Hanl, pr.riaeAce.
f Steamer Biit.sn France, New Oreanx
Schooner Miles Nj. Merry, Port,nud
SAlLED.
Steamer Castano. Norfolk
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QUOTATIONS t.nor.a .
Upyn. Hlyn. Lvw. Nlooe

uusn uuolntvns We're as follows rasoo,tc !.
a darn. isasiyc. No sp.ing wheat, ,lysle,
No red SoayoOe, No eer IN ssac; NS wa ss
3i,.usss. no. 3 rye, tic. Goou fssa!ns pa!s'y;
ss9sse fer y ehooo met,ns, s s. 5 So
nr,ms iinotny sssd, Sa,sSa Msss pork, per
tarrrei sinso9il S..s; LARD per l.o p9gnds 10,
tyss; saert RIBS sues t!oossl >s,tegi.V, ~
n lign w1ssS dis clyysT, contrast gFads.;
s,9lo Eggs Firm at MARI cess iaslaay S, =
Tneat, its.{Db bushels; corr wS w btsnelsi
oatt, soo,iO1 ppshsis; hogs. 5000 hsaa'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-21

CINCINNATI. o., Nov. 9.-HOGS-Active
mi strung II y.ib.i.su. CatL.e-ol-auy a. 81
d \. elleep--otrauy at sl..o4S,oa. Lambs
SIrOnR SjQlyi
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pALrrioRE STOCK MARKET.

BA uII.aORE Nd. Nov. 30-Seaboard AR
Line cv.l...,vn. lsa1l4i.; 40, preferred. 24,.4
2b,. Seabo4 ri As, .e.W.S AeanLr Gas. Lt..s
comEaun-Notatps doing
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NEW YORK, Nov. so.-BEEvEs--Recep.s.

NEW YORK, Nov. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
a2s1 neau. steers. firm anu. g.n-ra..y loc,
buns ami goou COWS. steaui; ul.n cowe, SLOW
Naive slcsi y, IS. .u1tu.ov: uAs., %aUo; OuI.e.
s...vut; export No.. r. ~; c,"x y. Aset.->1;
Caises-Rscelpls, Is hcau; head tea4s sgIy
caves, Sa..5@p..vj. City .r.ss,. aiS, ~
lo..C. per pouau; country ulesset. olt peg
Iu,u sheep, iuc. nlsAer; .ta-.s htch.y. Lalhos,
opened Ar,n; some carry sA.es n.sisr: cioseu
t-sasj ,,ecp >..vv<4A; eApvIt ~, 49,, ssA.osI
40. u,g,S ~; cloica s-ate ~. ,o.u; no Sa1Aua
in,Ls acknowledgements. a,4oI heel. SSeLlsz aiid
tepnsylyaila tiuYs, ~. lo41..o.
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State Supreme Court.

The following we're the proceedings Of
tho Sup. enc Court Of AppSals yesterday:
Richmond Passenger y rover Company
VS.. Gordon. Passed.
Preston and others VS.. Davis executors.
NC. Argued by a. II. Blu roughs for the
appel!ees, and Randolph HARRISON Tor the
The next cases 10 be called are;
Turner. by. &c.. VS. Barraud AM. others.
Rc.mond,, Fredericksburg q Potomac
Ha.lNay Company vs.. Martins adminls-
traitor,
Glnlers executors VS.. Shelton and 9TH
ers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-21

CUT FLOWER Rose vloLETs
Lilies OF the Valley, Chlyspnthemums
and Cut FLOWERS. Bridal Bouquets and
tUealgrs. shipped to all points w. a,
hammond, No. lO7 II, Broad 81
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Cotton. quiet: middl.nR. l1.so: net reeepts.
SIS bales: gross. %,ts: ta.es: sa4es. lA bales;
stuck, WIS., baIes.
Total tu:uay Of all sesports-Net receipts:
1854 bales: export 70 Grea. brteia S.sol
bales; TO rance. 80 oal.t. 70 the Continent,
3Lk.v bales; stock. 80, ~ ba.ee,
Consolidated ~ All B~aI~l A-Set rece>PM:
&5l. I4b baIeS; export TO GREAT Br..a!n, - so
bales; 70 france, s2ll baIse; 70 Lis csa.ln- ",
Total since September LIST at all seaports.
Net receipts. S,-bl,sos bales; export 70 Great
britain Songs na.es; 10 FRANCE, .ao.c.e u IS j
70 tna Continent, tD. iuS ba,es; 10 aldXico. u. :
Us bales; to japan, A,bs3 tuisa.
NEW ORLEANS. La. Nov. a.-coTToN-;
Spot cotton easier; offerings light cut equal
to the oeruAnu. SAFES, tu~U ba es an Gu A1's wv
10 arrive. Quotations l-lbc. lover. i,
Futures duli. opening p.t.iIs lower 20
points nlgner except Dscsmnsr With was !!
points over the closing or YESTERDAY . nm
LIONS we've fairly woe and numerous. DuT.hS
the afternoon the market ea.sed OIL, ana 81 t.'e
closu 500. uuIy showed net gam OF po.nsss
and Narcn S, while all other pooitisns 6hoWeo
Cotton futures barely steady: November:
1884 bju; December, L.So1lU.o.: 1anu.iy, ~
1874; FEBRUARY. lpss4llv,; aia.c en- .Lila4;'iiiiA
April I.1ssgil.5l;, Mhy, usoy1l.s'i suHe' - stv
LIS; july uooV1Lsa.
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.c,oe,ro BOND QUOTATION 5

Chicaxo B. ana Quincy new 4s............. s3N
Chicacu M ami Se Paul GEN is,......... lu3
CHICAGO and North " estern cum 7s.......... 10 y
Chica 90 r. 4 and Pacific Il ,,,,,,........ 70
Chicago. R. l. and Pac COL ts.......-....
chicaxo Terminal u Observation-Disclosures. u
Consolidated Tobacco q ..............-.-.. 5h
Colorado and Southern q ...........-.-... sS
;$'j| &; :; s:s;;; j; i
Hooking Valley t,zs ................,....... 1854
louisville and Mesh. Uniaed ls.."......... sst
Manhattan con. gold ts...................... IVY
Mexican Central - ......................... ~
Mexican Central LIST Inc....."..........
Mssa,rI Kansas q nd Texas is,...,....... aSN
Mssouri Eansas and texas 2is...,...... 15H
National n. r. OF Mexico Gun. ts..".-.... .b11
New Jersey Central sen. ys................. Lax
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l7.le1 last year. and II Houston 1893 bales
against 7.a09 last year.
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Northern Pacific Il ...,............ -.
Northern Puciac 81 ........................... X
Norfolk and Western con. 4s.............". y
Pennsylvania conv. Sl1s .................... e1t
Heading General is ..................... 9IA
ST. Louis and Iron NJ .untain con. 6s...... II Il
at. Louis and San Francisco fg. 4s........ IN
Al Louis SOUTHWESTERN lists. ...........,... 90
Eeabonrd Ar Line is Observation-Disclosures. 7eh
Southern Pacific Is neutrality-suspicious.. 70
Southern Railway IS Observation-Disclosures. ll.&
Texas and Pacific lists l.................. lis :.
Toledo ST. C. and Western 4s.............. II
Union Pacific 4s Observation-Disclosures. lo-S
Union Pacisc cnny IL ...,................. 81
D. & Stecl "a So .,..,................ .0t
Ndoabn lSta :. y
Wabash Deb. Is -
wheeling and Lake Erie ts7................ s5S
Colorado Fuel and Iron con. .s.............. SIS
u. and O., collateral trust a.. .............. 3
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agree on prices Jobbers are doing an indiaer
eat current business, though q slight forwart
demand ~ reLortAd.
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BALTIMORE. Md. Nov. 3o.--FLoI JF-e QUIET
and unehsnSed. Whses-Stroags. spot, contra Il
and tho monsA, etS9stss; SUvt. No RED,
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R1cHMo-r ~-orE wsvKEr.

Richmond. Va, Nov. %. 1soa.
-sfa h> - SALES. f!~t
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rs ] ] ] f e 49, Is s Il e. as s
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virginia centuries-- 900 at a5; flol At s6.
Virginia Carolina Chemical Co. cou1ruon-lo
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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. Nov. 2o.-The cotton market
opened weak at decline Of S9ll points under
heavy reauz,ng and bear pr. ssure which IN