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Pulling.

He is fool who in the cup
His sorrow tries to drown.
You cannot keep your spirits up
BY putting spirits down.
PHILADELPHIA Record.
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Cost Cbreusb Prosperity
by REV. JENKIN LLOYD JONES,
Pastor All Souls Church, Chicago.

prosperity. glad and under circumstances
when neghbos dropping easily persuaded dinner
when the simple Inequalities of the house and home exchanged
without weeks notice engraved invitation.
The line that souls strangers another think
quite annated until they sit down and eat together We
scarcely take neghboy liberties with friend at whose table
the family taking pot luck eating what
would have welcomed the eegances of the table
4 but o themselves
Would know be known? Take the home to dinner
will talk and hos
ptay will quicken ideas After such communion the children
l dole birds the will sing heartily and
hearth will chp cheery Home
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-03-07
The Welrht of Eyidence.

First Monkey-Prof. Baboon deliv-
cred quite an interesting discourse
on the question: "Do the human
animals think?'
Second Monkey-What is the pro.
fessor's opinion?
First Monkey-Well, he doesn't
know, exactly. He says they GER
tainly do good many things which
indicate that they n't.-Puck.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-03-07
Considerate of His Friends.

Church-He'a an awfully close fell
low.
Gotham DC you really think SO?
Certainly ] do; why, even when he
is musically inclined he only huns to
himself"
"Well, think that shows he IS kind
to bis '-ieu.is. louGers statesman.
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a. FH7zz7 zE===zTTla6 ~
AZ Aksisn =. i !: "A
Her Trump Card Won.

Her NOhs
They had looked soulfully into each
others eyes for some time, but SONGS
how he didn't seem to come to the
point. Then suddenly he made dis
covery.
"You have your mothers beautiful
eyes, DEAR" he said.
She felt that the time had come to
play her trump card. 81 have also"
she said, my fathers lovely check
book
Within 80 minutes the engagement
was announced.-Tit-Bi Bits.
A DirEe.
The flight of time invites despair,
Yet bids US strive anew; s-
1t scatters silver through our hair
And brings the mortgage due.
Washington Star.
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Dumb Ones,

silas Hayseed, at city Mandy,
look tibet ere sign, Ring twicet fer
hot warter!"
Mandy Hayseed-Wen, what on it,
81?
Silas-Don't them darn fools down
stairs know when yer ring fer it oncet
tibet yer want ii ?-Iiarvard Lampoon.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-03-07

The Doctor-My poor boy! I'll tell
you the worst! You'll be well just at
the time school opens again.-Louis-
vile Courier-J Journal.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-03-07

Alas for the elegancies that
have driven away the old-time
hospitality that crowded the fam
lily board. The Inequalities have
decreased with the increase Of
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-03-07

Mrs. Hewitt-How did you manage
to break your husband of the habit of
walking in his sleep?
Mrs. ewitt-Every time he got up
to walk | put the baby in his arms
Chicago Chronicle.
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Display, Too.

"Well. Chesty may be conceited, but
you must admit that he represents
type"
He surely Goes; capital I."-Ciu-
cinnati Commercial Tribune.
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A sensepof Values

Mother to her seven-year-old son
William, who has been growing free of
speech Billy, dear, will give you ten
cents day for every day you don't say
"darn fool"
Harold Qittle brother of five, with
superior air)-Humph! If darn fool"
is worth ten cents, 1 guess l know
words that are worth quarter!-
Smart Set.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-03-07

Dissatisfaction with the cid
militia system caused the adop-
ton of the French title of nation
al guard for the organizations in
many states. While the term may
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-03-07

cry recently the allegation
has been made by such emil
nent authorities as certain
United States senators that
polygamy has = not been
bolished by the Mormon
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-17

Side Meats, dry salt-Extra short clears,
72sc; standard hacks. 1920, e-.c; fat backs,
&c; clear bellies, PA, 1Iizc; 1916. lie;
1918. 1o74c; - and up. 10l.c; fosters, &c:
cheek butts, &C; s. p. butcher backs,
lie.
Side Meats. srnoked-Baeon. extra short
clears. sac; fat backs, dc English ba-
con bellies. 1914. 121se; 1915. &c; clear
bellies. 1913. uz.c; - ana up, NE; bacon
fosters, Sc
Lard-open kettle. tierces. about $50
lbs. SIC; grainy. tierces about $50 los..
Sc; smooth. tierces. about 369 lbs, 1izc;
Silver Crest brand. tierces. about $50
lbs. nc: bakers special Gin tierces and
So-ib. tubs only Ctierce}. SC; lard COM
pound. tierces. about $50 lbs, ez4c. Add
for smaller packages 62-lb- wooden
tubs, &c 10; s9-lb. wooden tubs, &c ID;
5e-lb- tins. 5000 10. cases &c 10; 20-lb.
tins, S0-lb. cases. sc h; 1e-Ib. tins. s0-lb.
cases, &c H.; lib. tins, So-lb cases, &c
ID; 3-Ib- tins. e0-lb. cases 1c 10.
Fresh PoTk-D-essed hogs. heads off,
11.c; heads on, &c; fresh shoulders. C;
skinned. SIC: fresh hams. Ice; skinned,
101sc; fresh daisies. lie; pork loirs, l0i.c !;
ten6erloins, lie; tat backs skin on. &c;
raw leaf lard, nc. spare ribs. &c; hogs
tongues. 10c. hogs brains I0-lb. boxes.
&C; pigs feet. cleaned. &C: Uncleaned. &c;
hogs Iiyers. each. &c: hogs hooks, SIC;
pigs tails, 31Ac; gatherings, &c; hogs
heads. cleaned. size, neck Sones. &c; back
bones, &C.
Fresh Beef and Mutton-Cows and
heifers. 4I2G5L4c; fore quarters. 42q5c;
hind quarters. 6G7c; steers, 7q9I<c; fore
quarters. 5139G1sc; hind quarters, s1zG
lgi5e; beef loins. No. /. 10c; No ,. Sc;
beef ribs. No. !, Sc; No. ?, &c; ehueks and
plates, 35ze; square chueks- sc; tanks.
&c; shanks. &c: plates 212c; round and
ruIap. 6661sc; slet, sc: beef liveFs. &c;
hearts, sc; tongues. ICE; brains, cleaned,
&C: sveetbreads, sc; OK tails, 2lze;
lambs, Sc
Dried Beef-Insides. BIKE; knuckles,
12lRc.
Picked Produet-Pigs' feet Dbl. $7.25:
i2-obL. $500; 14-bbI-. sl7s; 5x-bbl.. Sl.0o;
kite. Is lbs, 75c; regular tTipe, abb.
sic; 14-b5l. $.25; I.-bbl, soc; honey
comb triDe. 1s-bbi.. s125; kits. Is lbs,
$40; spiced pigs tongues, 14-bbl-, $50;
ls-b5I-. 500; kits. Is lbs. So; hogs
. >; 1s-bbI S1S5: kits. = lbs, a.95.
Sausa ge-Rathman pressed ham. car
tOons about g lbs. Zoe; Dewey sausage,
cartoons about = lbs. &C; weineTs. car
ICONS about . lbs, &C; bologna, cartoons
about . lbs, &c; Cony Island frank
forts. 19-lb. cartoons, 10c; pork sausage,
bulk, 10-lb. cartoons. TIC; link. lob. car
tOOns ne; liver sausage, round, sc;
long. &c; head cheese, SC
SausaEes (in "konserve'O, packed in
iron bound painted pals, with handles
and having 4-inch hung in head which
obviates the necessity OF taking off the
hoops and thereby losing the liquid
Bologna. I5-lb. pals, sI-eo; So-lb. pals,
s. So; 6J-lb pals. s345: weiners. lib.
pals. $50: 30-ib pals. $500: 6o-ib. pals.
$3.50. pork sausage, l5-Ib. pals, SIS; 39-lb.
pals. $40; 6o-lb. pals, s5.25-
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STOCKS AND BONDS.

New York. Nov 16.-Prices traTerSed a
considerable range in the stock market
but the range was lEsi gn-ncant- The e2rly
tendency was downward, followed BY d
vigorous recovery which was not fully
held but the closing was steady The pro-
teSSion2l traders argued that the Poof
response on Saturday 10 the very IaT0- a
BE bank statement indicated weak coD2i-
lions and they sold at the opening. ABOUT
q hundred thousand shares or PeRLSyi
vania stock were traded IL during the nrSt
hour. carrying IL down 10 II or = above
last week lew level L. ; Steel prefer
Ted was also under pressure IheTe was
bull movement il the low traction
stocks accompanied with vague ruInorS
OF a comprehensive merger Consolidate
gas moved downward on account OF Puc-
lshed assertions that It's franchises We're
defective. Sugar continued its upward
tendency. The showing OF last week 5
currency movement was accepted as EVIL
dence that the ILerlOT requirements nave
ben practically satisfied and the urgent
needs which have been met at st LOUIS
and Baltimore and on account OF the
high price of cotton have failed 70 cause
anv serious disturbance here and IS an
interesting circumstance. But the foreign
trade statement for October shows even
heavier gain Tor OptIHistIcs- X - com
monty expected that the value OF ZION
and steel exports viii shortly Increase.
Last month imports fell S6.5E9V5o below
those for october OF last year ana TINS
tendency also is expected 10 grow in view
OF the decline OF prices or our ZONES nc
manufacturers The explanation OF the
current inward movement OF geld - thus
made very clear. The rise IN call money
rats today was probably connected with
the ARIA NJ erlentS Tor paying lEe CT sldeIlu
on the United States Steel preferred stock
The bond market was dull ana rather
irregular Total shares, par value.
Il 81. 60. United States cid IS declined
4 per cent on the last call
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Cattle Sales.
Local Grain and Produce Market

Below ind sales as made yesterday Iy
sample on the Wichita Board Of Trade
basis. delivered Missouri river. To get
price O. b. your station. deduct Kansas
City rate from your station
Wheat-NO. hard. Tic; No. ., 65G6Sc;
No (, 6l165c; rejected. 5946oc.
Corn-No. > mixed. 40c; No 8. &c: No.
=. &c; No white, Ec; No. >. 40c; no
grade. a9d55c.
Oats-No. mixed. Sic: No. 3. S2G2sc.
FIour Gear lOtst-Best patent. u all
southern Kansas points. SEQ; Iran. zoe;
shorts, S5q9ec; corn chop, SOC; cora neal,
SIS.
Hay-Alfalfa, No, l, $50; No. ?. Sc. 80:
praire. loose. No. /, S6.u9; No. . S5.oe;
baled No. l. s7-o9; No >. $500. No. ,. s5.oa
Butter-Pa cking. 12c; country. 12d14c.
Egg+Fresh, per dozen, &c.
Poultry-Hens, sc; spring broiIers. IL
10 lbs. &c; young ROSTERS. 4aIc. turkey
hens, SC; toms. case; geese, full feather.
&c; ducks, fun feather. &C; young
ducks. &C.
vegetables-Onions. bu. sc: pop corn.
per 100 lbs, 800; turnips bu-. 40c: ro-
tatoes, bu-. 75c; apples. Dbl. 8 cog 81;
sweet potatoes. bu-, 35gSec: cabbage, ID.
1zc.'
Vegetables ebbers' prices to trade
Oranges. Valencia. box. g .J35t2.7j. leTr-
ons. box. = 5oGi3-75; strained honey. ID.
Tee; comb honey. ID. &c: walRuts, 10.
14c; almonds, H., 13c; Brazils. III,
l2c; pecans, H.. 12c: flbe-tS ID q;
cheese, fat. 10. 1tc; brick. 15c: En0eTget
15c; Y y. 14lzc; Kansas I4c; bananas.
ID. sc: apples. Dbl. s.. 5eG3-75: potatoes.
bu-, Sc; cabbage To-. 1laaI24c; Spanish
onions. per crate, S1.60: fancy red giobs
/ onions. Sl.5GGL75 per 100 lbs; peanuts,
ID, Jumbo sac: roasted. Ieisc; parrot.
&c; roasted. SIC; figs, per box, Sl25-
Wool-Iight bright medium. l5dlec;
DART and heavy medium, i2qlic. heavy
6ne. sGf1c; bury. 7Q9c.
LeatEer-No. l Phoenix, Sc. 3 &c; hsr-
ness. union !. SIC. 3 80; chestnut oak,
3. 34c, = Sc; ure oak sc; ssziTtiag. 40
acc: sole leather. slaughter. 50uS2c; 0ak
eole. 35G36c per side
Hides-G. s, / and > rounds. SIC; side
brands, 53c; under 3 lbs, 41zc; bulls,
&c; green aides, l!sc less than cured;
part cured, &c less; No. ! horse. s225: No.
2 125: pony and Ne. :, 75c15Sl-e0; glae-
hides. 31zc: dry flint butchers. IS lbs and
up. 1Sc. dry iiut fallen. IS lbs. and up.
lie; dry flint, under 16 lbs. &c; dry salt.
1oc; dry euH. C; No taIi0w, sac; No
2 tallOv 53tc; sheep pelts green, 3oGSSoc;
dry. 6asc per III
Hams. WestpEalia brand--I0-l2 ID. av
erage, 1Iizc: Eli Ittac. l4-i6. Ike; 1918,
He: 1879. uiac. skinned. Is-29 lbs. usic'
. lbs. and over 1ls.c. Add 1.c per 10.
for fancy wrapping.
Breakfast Bacon, Westphaha BRAID
sic 10. average. 1612c. 1919 To-. l612c;
strips. &c average. 161zC. Add &c per
% for fancy wrapping Dold's Sweet
Picked English Bacon Bellies, 12-14 lbs.
I319c; CALIFORNIA; (picnics). Ii=c: homeless
roulettes Ioc Add &c per To- for fancy
wrapping Dold's fancy Niagara break
fast bacon. ~: Niagara hams l3-li lbs.
l3c Fancy wrapped no extra charge
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IN DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS.
View Taken CT Cuban Reciprocity by
the Minority.

washington. D. c, Nov. I6-After dis
cussing the Cuban reciprocity measure
for three hours in caucus Saturday the
Democratic members Of the house agreed
10 a resolution by a vote of So to Is. pledg-
ms themselves 70 support the bill, after
efforts have been made TO secure its
amendment by aboIshing the difIerentiaI
on refined sugar and eliminating the five
year clause in the treaty. Tie oppOsi-
ton to this came from The Louisiana.
Texas and California members. The mem
bers from the latter state said that they
could not vote for the measure under
its present form. The resolution adopted
was presented ~ Mr.. W.liams. the mi
nority floor leader. Several Intellectual ef-
forts were made TO amend it.
The resolution follows.
Resolved. That il is the sense Of this
caucus that the minority floor leader he
instructed 20 offer 10 the Cuban reciproc-
ity bill and 10 secure a yea and nay vote
thereon. If possible. the following amend
meut. Strike from the bill the following
language. beginning in line Is. paragraph
Sc PROVIDED. That while said convention
is ir force no sugar imported from tne
republic Of Cuba and being the product of
the soil or industry OF The republic Of
Cuba shall be admitted into the United
States u reduction of duty greater
than - per cent That the duty thereon.
as provided by the tariff acts Of the
United States approved July 4. lisa ar q
no sugar the product Of any other foreign
country shall be admitted b. treaty or
convention into the United States while
this convention is in force 1t q lower rate
of duty than that provided ty the tariff
act of the United States approved IN 1s91.
And insert the following:
That upon the making Of said agree
reat and the issuance Of sad p-ocialna-
ton. and while said agreement shall re-
main in force there shall b. levied coli
iectad and paid in lieu ~ the duties there
on now provided ny law Oh aH sugars
above No. is duty standard In co OF and
on al SUGAR vh.ch has Eone through q
process Il refining. imported into the
United States LS25 cents per pound Re
solved further. upon The adoption CT re-
lection Of this amendment & The hoGso Or
senate II is the sense of this caucus th.it
the Democrats Of the house Should vote
fer The bil as q step tn the direction OF
free- ard uncTa rE7n.eiIed .Tade between the
united States end Ct.ba-
Resolved. fHrtheraicre. that it IS the
sense of this caucus ti1at e . rule shall
t. brouEht into the house from the con-
uls-tae On rules shutting ~ amendments
vote against that r1ie-
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SELLING SIDE TAKEN
Commission Houses Sell Gen.
siderable Wheat.
CORN AND OATS WEAK
Provisions Were Firm al the
Start but Slump.

Chicago, Nov. 1s-Commission houses
were heavy sellers Of December wheat in
fuenced by Z variety OF factors. and as .
result Of the liberal offerings the market
ruled weak throughout the session. There
was considerable selling at the start, due
10 the rathre Indifferent cables and favor
able weather and December opened
shade lower 20 = shade higher at - 10
- &c. ana after selling 81 s4ssc, the prlce
started on q grauuai down grade. me
settlement at 1T. Louis OF a line or over
-,ep.vyv bushels OF December wheat allc
over The Chicago price Vas warning 40
bears that the zeal there had been aUan-
donsd. and decline II the price OF over
&c was largely responsible in causing
further loss here. The visible supply
showed q larger increase than haa been
expected and helped the depression as
did the poor export demand AFTER selling
down TO toi4c December closed at tosaH
1e1zc, a loss Of &c. Clearancss OF wheat
ana hour we're equal TO 90 .ll0 bushels
Primary receipts were l.6550uV against l.
o6Z, luo bushels year ago. The visible
supply increased 1860 bushels ana the
amount on passage decreased e6S,Oo0 BUSH
eds Minneapolis, Chicago oud Duluth
reported receipts OF l.6Si cars against
l.4s0 cars las week and l, I'D year ago.
Local traders in corn We're DeariSL on
the disappointing shipping demand. ex-
cellent weather with predictions Of cold
wave which would be favorable Tor the
movement and lower "a OeieS. I here was
very little support 10 the market and as a
result dullneSs prevailed. After selling
between 4Issc and 4e1sGfzi4c December
closed 7.sp5sc lower at 4lSs9 HE. Local
receipts We're 195 cars
oats We're heavy due to the weakness
IN wheat and corn and 10 the Unsa tls1ac-
tory condition Of the cash market. There
was some demand later and prices We're
lower all around. December ranged be
tween 8 -sc and 377sc and closed &C lower
at 3 50 &c Local receipts were 81 cars
Provisions We're firm al the start on 4
steady hog market but the hrmnsss was
only temporary decided weakness being
q feature later n the day. Packers sod
lard and ribs and the OuVInS was scat
tered but largely by pit traders. The close
was weak; January pork sc lower; JanU-
airy lard down he At So. 6i7-, while rIDS
were off i5c AZ S6-Glla.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat
% cars; corn, $50 cars; oats. 10 cars; hogs,
2c head
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81. Louis
COTTON MARKET.

New York. Nov. I6--rhe cotton market
opened easy at a deCiae II II0lz EoiDts
and closed easy az q net decline OF e4zS-
POINTS.
$40, closed Cuiet. - points lower. mid
ding upisnds ll.3sc. riddHng gulf i SOC
sales 100 bales.
FSst,rrss opeued weak December L .1sc:
January = -9Sc. February z csc. March.
II I5s. Nay lI.Isc, July u.I5c; August
% SIC
Futures closed steady. November - Sc,
December it.9SV. Ja1v2r- ltS5C. FebFu-
AIRY r. .Sc. March L-ee- April Hes, Msy
Il &c. June ll-tSc, July Hole, August
u. sc
Galveston. Nov. 15-Cottca easy lie
New Orleans. NOV t6.-CcCton easy.
Niddlirc 81 13--6c.
IiVsrrooi. Nov. -t-Cotto-- Spot a. faiy
t,ernau4. Qrices points lower. American
tsss7 -sl
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Wichita Proof


ing is without doubt the most magnificent
exposition % the wonderful possibilities
OF the instrument Montreal has heard in
all its musical history"
Toronto Star; His rendering OF Nose
in EgittO Justified the European and
American critics Who consider Sisnor
Faahiani one OF the greatest living harp
lists
The Critic. Washington. u. C, To
fully appreciate the power and sweetness
CT harp music. this grand composer
should De heard tie - the finest
performer on the harp that a Wash
iRgton audience has ever listened to
Revue, Paris: Mons. Fa5iani perform
ed briilisn tIy on the harp ais grand Ital-
ian Fantasia. recently played az the
Louvre Palace
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white September lIz4c: late made 1es.c;
large coloTed September 1lsac; late made
10s4c; large white September uS4c; late
nades194c.
Eggs Receipts s,147 packages; strong.
Western z2fi39c.
Sugar-Raw nominal; fair refining SIC;
centrifugal % test SIC; molasses sugar &C.
Refined quiet: crushed 5.3sc; powdered
4.S9c; granuIted z.73c.
CofTee-Steady No. Rio 6isc-
MOlasse-SteaGy. New Orleans 3ffss2c.
PouItry-AIive nominal; dressed fiTEEer
western chickens FIG &c; fowls ualI1-c;
TURKEYS l-GrlSC
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EVERY GENERATION

Records aeE aiscoyeEies. but the pas
has not handed aovn any knoea cure scr
syphilis
syphilis exists ia two stages tie psi
mary ehancre ana secondary cTspi!oas-
The chaucrc MAJ rot attract but lttle at
tentien. run a shoot eousae and Disappear
entirely without treatment ~ ans klud
Yet. all svch cases. sooner or later. wtI
BE- followed by secondary results Per-
haps only one corFer-colored spot may
mark this stage. or. az NEST a ics scat
tered nisnpIes or bIs5chcs beneath re
surface. al OF which may be overlooked
Therefore. the shot duration = thu
ohancre or mild appearance Of the erup-
lions are 10 sign whatever chat tbs per-
nicious yirHs g being modified or elimi-
mated
This speciac poison psrmeatss every lis
sue and derangss an the glands. hencs
their functions are imDerfectiy ana slowly
perforne's
Syphilis wrecks who have lad u1er-
curlsI tsesfueat are 20 re INST win
everywhere. and thousa nds are beins
added % that number yearly This fact.
alone. IS sufaciant proof that mercury IN
doses great or small never cures thts
pernicieus disease Leading writer's sav
that mercury has killed and cripplca more
than the armies 81 IN wofii. sech
drug Is 10 be feared more than the dis
ease.
Or Fiuiaw. the well kn0uu mo veal eN-
pert. has demonstrated ~ hiH cures that
syphilis In Be- worst form can be arrest
81 IA Ten days ~ a mIa Constitutional
treatment aloue without uercarg iolta
of potassium or any other injurious 3raE.
By MS rev me-hcd THE sreCinc firus Il
asstralszed sud eiiuilsi.Qa ecgnusi nees -
once Hence thc secondary srun'tarF nay
he prevented hy timely treatment This
cure IS absolute u IS only question -
time 70 craaies te the mercury are an ths
relies II forty years stand ug lsaFias ~
vostlge 90 isa Transmitted % aasprfez
Al kfnds ~ chronic diseases "a speciality.
CousuIiaroa fsee. private ana strictly
coraIeutiaf
r FINT.AW. r. p
f. -
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VISIBLE Grain sucoIY.

New Yo-k. Nc. -5--The vis.n,e supply
u grsiD saturday November x - CEN
ri-ed by ne %sa York Prod-cc Ezchanse
is es Follows;
U-hsaJ. -..s-e,sla bushes. increase ~
% bslShtis
Co--. 5000 bushels. decrease as. 30
bushels
cats s972 80 bushels. increase ,E-.sa
bushels
H.. llssse Rgsheis, iHe-esse s9.es
bushels.
BIles, 5.G7.se h1she,s, Increase - 30
BUSHELS.
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New York Money Market.

New York Nov. 16-Closa: Money on
call firm 4fi5is per cent, closing bid 8;
offered al 81. Time loans duh and firm
sixty days 6 per cent; ninety days and six
months Sat
New YORK Nov -6-The National city
bank announces another engage ment OF
s50a 0,1a gold from abroad and Muller.
Schau ; CO. announce = $4,000 engage
ment Other engagements Of gold are
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

New York. Nov l6-BuysEs OF dry goods
has been affected 20 considerable eS-
teCt b. llls Wel-he- that has been far
fr.an ins1.Tlue- Nail Orders have been con-
lu-ted iu a very conservative basis. Local
folha-s are indifferent
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cHAuTAuoUA CIRCLES.

The Vincent Chaufa1q1a circle VII
meet at tae hnTne n fne president Mrs.
Stuck - Iesiu. during tie month 4 so
ven Jer The following - TIE progra -
for Monday afterDoon
Roll C4ll-Namo Eoulc AEer.caa scEip-
Tor
Reriew il Literary I<aaders-A-s HI
barCeT-
4 Poeui-zf-T Craven
Ane1eau SCULPTOR ard Their srt-Irz.
Hlxgz
ceogra-hlc Influences = .krrsric-1 lis
t--r-MrF Grove.
Az Visitors Tc5ca1se
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CASH QUOTATIONS..

Cash quotations were as follows:
Fiour-Easy.
Wheat-No. spring sec; No. g 7707sc;
No. = REQ S0sQS1c
Corn-No. , 4l1sc; No. , yellow 42a4c-
Oats-No. 53Isc. No. ) white 3 a -5-I3Sc !;
Rye-NO. 2 5iIz0r52c.
BarIey-Good feeding 3663Sc; fair 70
choice mailing 44ft57c.
Flax seed-Ao. SSei No. northwestern
s1.00.
Timothy seed-Prime $50.
ProvisiOns-Mess pork, per Dbl, $Sll$tl2
dI.5o; lard. per 100 lbs. s. 91Q6.s-ie, short
rib sides 0OOse) S7.-5a1.75; dry saited
sh0uldeTs( boXedD -; short clear sides
(bcxed) Sc 81 aft6.S112.
Whiskey-Basis of high wines T.25.
Clover-COntract grade $3.50.