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Best prices on carpets, rockers,
sewing machines at Carmody's The
Furniture and Undertaken. #
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Best ice cream soda at Yaltou's If

Jim Flynn of Pueblo knocked out
Tim Hurry of Pennsylvania. in the
sixth round at the Rovers club, Pu-
eblo, last evening. The fight Is said
to have been warm one from start to
finish.
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Mr.. Eichhorn's circular announce
ments in this issue.
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See Mr.. Eichhorn's announcements
enclosed in this paper.
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Mr.. EIchhorn's circular announce
ments in this issue.
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M d. THATCHER, Pres
j. A. McCANDLESS. vice-Pres.
M. B. 10y. Cashier.
". e. MITCHELL. Assistant Cashier
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Indian Chief, the largest &c pencil
tablet in town. at Daniels Drug Store.
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See Mr.. Eichhorn's announcement
enclosed in this paper.
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TO RENT

FNO RENT-A few nicely furnished rooms in
i the Daniels block with steam heat and
bath. Get room now and be comfortably To-
Gated for the winter WI. Daniels. 8-tf
ITO RENT-Two large front rooms in the Dan
i iels' block. most suitable for doctor or
dentist. Steam heat and bath, inquire of w. j.
Daniels. 8-tf
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Wall paper at Jansen s.
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Classified Advertisements.
WANTED

w WANTED-Boarders at Mrs. Eynon's, corner
w 3rd and Santa Fe. S-14
WANTED-An experienced grocey clerk. In
w auire at thi office. lift
WANTED-To borrow s. eco or 5000 First
w class security Inquire this office. '7-l2
MANAGER Trustworthy lady or
gentlemnn to manage business in this County
and adjoining territory for we'll and favorably
known house of solid financial standing 5000
STRAIGHT cash salary and expenses, paid each
Monday by check direct from headquarters.
Expense money advanced; position permanent
III. 7-1S
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FOR SALE

DOR SALE-A truck patch of 6 acres near
l. Santa Fe depot: House, furnishings, COW
chickens, etc. Apply to j. +. Bechman on the
premises. s6-ll
IlOR SALE-House and lot close in s. 30 will
Il take 1t. Inquire at this office. 7-18
DOR SALE:-one range and refrigerator in
l. hrst-class shape. Inquire l2l west 3rd S-13
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ISCEllhN EOUS

A LII kinds of bargains in household goods
"A stoves, ranges. bed room suits, cooking
utensils, etc. Knapp Co. sos West Main St.
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I OST OR STOLEN-Columbia chainless bi
IL cycle, front wheel new and of Crescen
make Reward. Return to Big Store. LIT
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FOUND

i same by proving property and paying Tor
this rotice. Apply to w. P. Wilbar. GIL
EOUND-A bunch of keys on a ring Owner
Il can procure the same by paying for this
notice gl4
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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations Mt st. Louis, baltimore,
Cincinnati and Elsewhere.

ST. LOUIS. Nov Flour dull: red winter
s1o5 clear. sssOas5c Timothy D seed Steady at
220926O Corn meal steady at 80 Bran
So T rsiks eas st track tsst SAB
ST. sst;7s Dece Gn %Ac; May sic; No , hard
42&aisc; December, 4Osc; May 4OAc Oats firm;
No. cash. &c; track. 37i1d3Sc; December, 36c;
Nay ss1kc No white 4oe Rye nrm. 941Ae
sSs2lA; clear ribs. SSH; short clear. 50; ls,s
prairie 50Ss Whskg Steady at ss COTTON
ties 500 Bagsing 5&qShc. Hemp twine Sc
corn. $4,000 bu; oats 44ooc bu. Shipments
Flour, 900 brls wheat, 5000 bu; corn, % 900
ss7tsaS7%c; May. sS7sc; cash No. 2 hard. 72.ac;
Cor g. pss@fos NS; red 7se No 90, 7S M
mixed. $4,000; No. white, ssisc; No 3, SEQ
$sac' oats.N1 mixed "a &c No white oe, 800
oats. $4,000 blu. shipments-Wheat. 10000 Blu:
corn. $500 blu; oats, 1900 bu
TOLEDO. Nov 7.-wheat-November. s51Ac;
i71sc; December. SAC: May. 4sasc. Oats-Novem-
se c c No. 5S cS S%s Ma $s HyN
December 80; January, s,52i4; February SCI
March; $S57'A. Prime timothy. S1s5. Prime al
LOUISVILLE Nov. 7.--Wheat-No. red and
iR9ng6erry; Soc; No red and longberry s5c
diana new beans. 81. So Hay-Choce in car
lots on track. $14q145O: clover s11q44.50. Straw.
s1.7542 per brl. Cabbage. 81 per crate. Peppers,
75c per blu.
CINCINNATI Nov Flour quiet. Wheat
quiet; No. red SEC. Corn steady; No. 2 mixed.
4ol9c Oats quiet: No. mixed. 36d36l4c. Rye
steady; No. q, e1Q6l12c. Lard steady at $500.
Whisky quiet at SIPS. Sugar easy.
DULUTH. Nov. 7.-wheat-To arrive, No. /
hard, S1&e; No. northern, 7ss4c; No. north
ern. 1IAc; on track, No. / northern. 79&c; No. 2
northern. 7Ac: No. spring. 74Ac December.
l5Ac; May. 1sbc. Oats-On track and to arrive,
3412c.
MINNEAPOLIS Nov acknowledgements.
7sssg7s1sc: May. 7sh@7Sssc: on track. No. / hard.
SlAc; No. / northern, S0Ac; No. northern,
TIC; No. northern, 7lQ75c.
LIVERPOOL, Nov 7-wheat-Spot steady:
No: red Western winter. IS I'd; No. northern
spring, no stock Corn-Spot quiet, American
mixed, As lid.
BALTIMORE. Nov. Observation-Disclosures SIC;
December, S4a qS5c Corn-November, 50lsc; De-
cember. Asa q49c.
MILWAUKEE,, Nov. 7.-Barley dull: standard
Coo; sample, $4,000.
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A verse Writer'S Experience.
Philadelphia Record.

"a man in love is a mystery to me-"
said a cynical bachelor There's Blank
for instance. You know he considers
have tremendous genius as poet. l admit
/ occasionally do manage so to tune my
Tyre that l wiring from IL true chord OF
course, / value highly his good opinion
but imagine my feelings when about a year
ago he tore madly into my Office his hair
wildly disarranged. his eyes haggard.
implored him to be seated and to calm
himself. He explained disconnectedly that
his darling wife was sick unto death, and
that he was crazy over the fear that he
might lose her; and you. old man. he ex-
citedly begged, Il want you to write a
poem about her Then followed I'm detail
an account OF her beauties, good qualities
and virtues. 1t was comic, except for his
half-crazed fear. 1 tell you / was up a
stump. i hadn't ever seen the woman, but
for fear of giving him deadly offense I got
out some verses had written to Venus in
my youth. By changing a word here and
a line there / soon had the thing in half
way presentable shape, and sent Ii to him.
He wrote me fervent note OF thanks, and
later allowed me TO share with Providence
the credit for her blessed recovery, quite
ignoring the physician. Now. for the fun
NEST part OF IL. I've just read in the morn
ing paper that he's obtained divorce from
this wonderful charmer. And there's no
call for a poem on the subject. either. It's
a pity. too. for at this stage the game ap-
peals to me-.
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NEW YORK, Nov. 7.-Butter-Recepts, AIS
packages. Market steady to firm; extra cream
cry, 221fc; creamery common to choice, 16Q22c;
State dairy. 15q2Oc. Cheese-Recepts, $685. pack
ages, Market quiet; State full creams, fancy
small colored. September, HE: October. lie;
small white, September. 111.c; october, lie;
large colored, September. nlfc October. lie;
large white. September. nhc;. October. lie. Eggs
Receipts. 4,s04 packages. Market strong; State
and Pennsylvania fancy mixed. 29G30c; Western
hrsts. 27q2Sc: Western thirds to seconds, 2Q26c;
refrigerated, 1920.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 7.-Butter steady and
In fair demand; extra Western creamery 22I4c
nearby prints. 23c Eggs firm and in good de-
mand; fresh nearby. 2Sc, loss Off; Western, CSC
Southwestern. 2s17c; Southern. 23@25c. Cheese
quiet but steady: New York full creams fancy,
12c; choice. ike: fair to good. 11G11hc
CHICAGO, Nov. Ton the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market was easy; creamery,
15Q211zc; dairy, 1411S1ac. Eggs firm at 20G22c
at the mark cases included. Cheese easy at
10G11c.
KANSAS CITY. Nov. Eggs firm; Missouri
and Kansas stock. 20zc doz. returned;
new No. wildwood cases included. 21c.
CINCINNATI. Nov. Eggs firm at 22@24c.
Butter frm. Cheese steady: Ohio fiat. 1o1zc.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 7.-Butter steady; creamery,
1sQ23c. Eggs steady at &c. loss off.
LOUISVILLE. Nov. 7.-Butter-Packing, l21kc
per Id; good country. 15c Eggs. &c.
BOSTON. Nov 7.-Tspecial. l-StrictIy fresh
eggs firm at 25Q26c.
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CEREAL PRICES EASIER
LIQUIDATION IN WHEAT MAKES
FOR LOWER VALUES.
Evening-Up Trade I'm Corn and Oats
Results i'm Small Losses-Mixed
Changes in Provisions.

CHICAGO. Nov 1.-The wheat market had an
easier tendency to-day, due to a general de-
sire to liquidate on the part OF holders of De-
cember, and the closing price on that delivery
&c lower. Corr down &c, oats were
off ssQ1c and provicions closed from sc higher
TO 1Jc lower.
December wheat was offered freely at the
start, large receipts in the Northwest, and
there were good commission house sales of that
commodity which resulted in weakness early in
the day. December opened a shade TO AQ%c
lower at 7sHQ7Szc. and before the end OF the
first hour the price had dropped to 7SAc. To-
ward the middle OF the session a good general
demand developed, and with outside markets
showing advance and predictions of un-
favorable weather, the market assumed bright
er aspect and the early loss was regained. Re-
ports OF small export business at the seaboard
caused further liquidation late in the day and
prices again eased off. The close at the
bottom with December &c lower at 7sH97sssc.
Clearances OF wheat and -four were equal to
151. 900 bu Primary receipts were 1,30s, 300 bu,
against 1,614400 a year ago. Minneapolis and
Duluth reported receipts OF 975 cars. which, with
local receipts Of IS cars. two OF contract grade,
mace a total 1.o70 cars, against 1,052 last week
and 1.176 a year ago.
Corn did not receive any particular support
and prices sagged. Fine weather made the pit
somewhat bearish and there scattered sell
ing by local traders. who deemed 1t best to
even up over Sunday. The cash demand was
fair. but receipts were a little larger. After
selling between 441sc and 4413c, December closed
&c lower at 4iis@44Ac. Receipts were S37 cars.
IL of contract grade.
Oats ruled a little easier, with wheat and
corn. but local traders showed little disposition
to take the selling side of the market. Cash
houses were fair buyers OF December, and after
ranging between 3514Q35sc and 35zc that month
closed at s511g35ssc, loss of ss91sc. Receipts
were 279 cars.
With the exception OF lard, provisions ruled
easier. There was some buying OF lard at the
start. but from the action OF the other hog
products. 1T looked as IL lard was being sup
ported in order to make better market ON
which to unload. There was scattered selling
of pork by tired holders. and that commo hiy
closed 15c lower at s11.90 for the January option.
| Lard was SC higher at $3.50. but ribs were OF
| 714c at s6.20G6 221k.
Estimated receipts for Monday: Wheat, 1876
cars; corn. 220 cars: oats, 215 cars: hogs 49, 00(
head.
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small. have been OF a little larger volume. show
ing an increase OF 200 last week, s50 over
the same week year ago and a decrease OF
l.l50 compared with the corresponding week two
year ago. The receipts thus far this year show
a gain OF 800 over the same time last year and
for the month thus far there is an increase OF
COO over the same period year ago Moderate
receipts probably alone have been responsible for
a satisfactory market here for sheep and lambs
this week as compared with other places. Most
of the time shippers have been forced out OF
the market because there were not enough to get
q shipment after local requirements had been
satisfied. At all times there has been at least
a normal demand from local butchers. and a
q result strong prices have been maintained.
Occasionally prices on account Of difference In
quality appeared TO be lower. but in reality they
were not. AT ali times the better class Of lambs
have been salsble at s5Q5.s5, and sheep at SSd
BPS Good ciearances were made promptly each
day. and no doubt the market in all respects has
been fully UP 20 expectations The receipts
to-day were good average for this time in the
week and with good quality represented and a
steady demand the market was active and
prompt clearance was made early at fully steady
prices. Culls TO choice lambs sold from $ TO
$3.50. and most OF the sheep here brought IS.
Quotations:
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HAPPINESS AND MISERY.
All Got I'm on United States Steel Stock
and Were Nipped.


than there
IT hear a good deal of kicking" Davy. the
That's tho sign that I'm right said the
How DO you make that out?''
80, .Thers never was so many people owned
''Huhl I thought them that was partners OF
Morgan was miserable"
Sure. they are. but there's so many of them
squire one of the fTst things that aa w sas
learned when the footstool became the habita-
It's the great sign of true humanity that man
don't want to hog all the misery in the world.
traits It's more blessed to give than to re
ceive. you know. To be blessed is to be happy.
Therefore. the miserable man is the happy man
II he can share his troubles with somebody else
There's near hundred thousand OF them owning
happy lot there never was.
"a few months ago there was only about half
How could they be? Prices was high. dividends
was big and regular and II was impossible to
figure that If any one of them owned a lot more
OF the stuff they'd be fixed for life They was
men prize so much that don't bring no real
happiness They never thought then OF sharing
ea S hp Hes pSs
can't have everything and because somebody
slse has so%eth thin He don't NJ ike to know
But it's all changed now. Davy. We've got
on s,.s better r basis Mans love for man asserted
"
the miserable happies Is everywhere.
when prices began 10 fall there was an
awakening. Men that had been hogging all the
good things that they had done wrong They
begin TO crave something besides stock. What
they wanted was money. That meant happiness.
They the only way let of the
other fellows in and they done IT. Some OF
them couldn't help IL. But that don't make no
difference. II takes hard knock to make some
people see their duty. And then they can claim
the virtue of the good deed the same as IL they
hadn't been forced.
II don't think much Of chap that criticses
the motives behind a good deed. The deed
stands for itself. IL the way to make great
bunch OF happiness is TO get misery in a big
company, the world gains IL the deed is done.
You can easy see how ii works out. You can
easy it's better TO have hundred thousand
bearing the burden OF the United States Steel
than for the whole load to be on few shoul-
ders. All you have to be Is an optimist OF the
right sort"
Its too much for me-" confessed Davy.
How do you figure that we gain from so many
busted fortunes?"
why. after the busted get through
weeping and congratulating themselves that
they amt alone In their misery there's be the
whole thousand armies OF them to turn in to-
gether and go to work to put things right
again" said Squire Mack. There's nothing
like whole lot OF ambitious men striving for
fortune TO boost things along"
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featureless and receipts light, but crop
news recently has had little botter averages.
and before the close realizing sales became more
active with the result that the market closed
steady. five to fifteen points lower. The worlds
visible supply statement showed increase for
the month OF 7T02 bags, making the present
amount 1898. 10. against H. 779. 40 last month
and H. 233, 2s4 bags last year. The increase was
below early estimates. but about as has been
expected during the last few days. Sales were
81 $50 bags, including: November. 5.45c; December
555Q56o March, 5.S0G5.9Oc: May. 6.05Q6.lOc;
July. 6.l5G6.2oc September. s 25d6.30c.
Sugar-Raw steady. Fair refining. 5-1ec; CEN
trifugal, SO test, l316c; molasses sugar, 1-l6c
Refined steady No. 6, 430c: No. Z. 425c; No s.,
420c; No. 3, also; No TO- 4.1Dc: No IL. 4o5c;
No. II, &c; No. IL, 3.s5c; No. II. 3.90c; confec-
TONERS A. 455c; mold A. 495c; cut loaf, 5.3Oc:
crushed, s. S0c; powdered. 4sOc; graduated. 47Oc;
cubes.
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LOCAL WHOLESALE TRADE
tINsEAsoNABLY MILD WEATHER
PUTS A CHECK on BUSINESS.
sDry Goods Houses Most Affected by
Cereal Supply and Demand.

q In the week ending Nov. trade in some lines
on the wholesale streets fell short Of expecta-
ttions. though there Is not much complaint as
the weather. until within the last day or two.
I had been too summary In character to make
business good On Commission row there was
! sair movement OF tropical fruits, Irish and
sweet potatoes. cabbage. onions and like arti-
cles. but the weather IS such that for domestic
= purposes buyers slow in laying IN winter
stocks. New crop California evaporated goods
have begun to arrive. including raisns. For
1 some weeks prices -four have been well main
{ tanned. Local mills have been running steadily
and still behind in their orders. both domes-
tic and export The wholesale grocers are do
Ing a good business, but have plenty OF compe-
dtfon from other points in territory winch
sometimes go into territory for business be-
longing TO others they are not disposed TO COM
plain Sugars have declined considerably and
new crop has begun to arrive at New Orleans
and the Now Orleans crop of molasses will be
due In the Eext week or two. Coffee carries
growing crop. Tho present visible supply is the
highest record, and there Is certainty OF
steady reduction from now on. so that when the
supply in the world IS looked for. Dry goods
houses having a dull trade. weather condi-
lions not being favorable TO much activity in
revision OF Friday, though cotton goods are
much hrr1er. The provision market Is active
for the season OF the year. Fresh meats sell at
on hog products for meat. Poultry. eggs and
butter are firm Eggs were advanced during the
week cent dozen and higher prices are
looked for, the Eastern market Is strong.
prices well maintained. Other markets are
much IN the same position as q week ago.
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TO CORNER DECEMBER WHEAT.
st. Louis Parties Trying to Buy All
Insurance on stored Grain.

ST. LOUIS. Nov. IA plan to corner the st.
Louis December wheat by the buying Of all the
possible Insurance of the wheat in elevators.
both on the East Side and in this city, is
outlined in information given to the Republic
by insurance men. Corwin H. Spencer, John
I. Milliken, Thomas Akin and Herman Kuehn
are mentioned the leaders In a movement
which was begun last September which makes
II seem probable that IL will be absolutely i'm
possible for outsiders to store their December
wheat in st. Louis elevators. The supply of
wheat, 1t Is said, Is greater than the bulls
anticipated and to prevent delivery the
December deal they have cornered the insur-
ance market on wheat.
OF the 100 insurance companies taking busi-
ness in St. Louis 1t is said that everyone of
them has written policies of St. Louis and East
st. Louis elevators aggregating about 50, 500 000
The insurance far exceeds the visible supply
IN the elevators. but by taking out insurance
for the full capacity OF the warehouses at the
marginal price OF wheat the bulls hope TO make
1t impossible for outsiders to their grain.
which would preclude the insuring of and
necessarily prevent the borrowing OF money by
the present shorts. who would be practically
frozen of the market
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AT NEW YORK.
Easier Tone I'm Grains, Though Wheat
Shows n Small Advance.

Shows n Small Advance.
NEW YORK. Nov 7-FIour-Receipts s. o5o
brs; exports 40 2s3 brls. Market quiet but steady
Winter patents. s4Q4.35; winter straights. So $50
40; Minnesota patents. OATS; winter extras
ssQs 40: Minnesota bakers. 50. 75941O: winter low
grades. s2.soG3.2o. Rye -four steady. Fair to
good. s3.2oQs.4o; choice to fancy, s. @qa 60.
Buckwheat flour easy at $2.SoQ2.4o. Corn meal
dull. Yellow Western. $i.o6; city. s1o4: kiln
dried. 50. 2o9s25
Rye quiet. No. . Western. 61c. I. o. b. anoat;
State and Jersey. 5s9ssc. Barley steady. Feed
Ing 4azc, C. 1. &. Buffalo; mailing 52Q5sc c. (.
Buffalo.
wheat-Receipts. los 800 bu; exports. So 474 blu.
Spot firm. No. red. s61sc, elevator: Sc f. O. b.
afioat: No. 1 northern Duluth. ss&c f. o. b.
afoat Options opened easier on poor cables
and prospects for bearish weekly statistics on
Monday. but later rallied on covering of Decem-
Der shorts; closed Ac net higher ON December
and unchanged on May: May, 50 s-16QS2Ac.
essa s s ss iqs eSssS az ss sSed "
Corn-Receipts. 22,050 blu; exports, 1859 bu.
Spot easy. No. 2. sic. elevator; SIC. I. o. b.
tons were dull and easier because of fine
weather poor cash demand and bearish cables;
40 5-leq4sSc. closed at 40 5-l6c; December. 5O5sQ
sic, closed at 5o7sc
dull. No 2. 4l1sc; standard white 43Isc; No. 8
4olsc: No. white. 43l9c; No. white. 42xc: track
Hay steady. Shipping. 65g75c: good to choice
S5Qs5c.
Hops firm. State. common to choice. 1909 24d
&c; 1902. 2la25c; old. sql2c: Pacific coast, 1903
2iaSc; 1902. 21q2s14c; old. sal2c,
Hides steady, Galveston. 20 to % lbs. 1Sc Cal
ifornia. p to % lbs. lsc Texas dry "a to IS lbs
Beef quiet. Family, s10a10 SO: mess ssas so
beef hams. s2l50q2S; packet. ssGl0: city extra
India mess, sl4q16. Cut meats easy Pickled
bellies; g. 259n; picked shoulders. S. 50G5 Is
picked hams. S114l2. Lard dull. Western
s7.75: South American. IS. IS: compound s6.62isG7
Pork steady Family. $3.50; short clear Si3. 250
Is mess, sl3G13.75.
Talow steady. City, 4iic: country. 4ha4xc
Cotton seed oil easy. Prime yellow, 3fd34isc
Rice steady Domestic. fair to extra 4ffsc
Japan nominal. Molasses strong. New Orlean.
open kettle. good 10 choice. 3la42c
Coffee-Spot Rio steady. No. 7 invoice eikc
Mild firm. Cordova- 7s4G121sc. The market fol
futures opened quiet at a decline OF five point,
in the absence OF important demand and rulef
quiet the best part OF the morning. Cable,
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Poultry.

ST. LOUIS. Nov 7-Pouitry firm: chickens,
&c; springs Sc; turkeys. lie; ducks, sQs1kc;
geese. nc.
BOSTON. Nov. 7.-ISpecial Poultry easy:
fowls. 121zc; springs, uq13c; young turkeys, Is
Q15c.
CHICAGO, Nov. 7.-Poultry-Alive steady to
firm; turkeys 12,; chickens shqsc; springs. 10c.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 7-Poultry firm: hens. Sc:
springs. sl4q101sc; turkeys. 101zQ12c.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 7-Hens. Sc per lb; spring
chickens, 10c.
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Oils.

OIL CITY, Nov. 7-Credit balances. 81. II; GER
tifcates, no bid Shipments. 81 7O4 brls: average,
STA br1s; runs. 49, $40 brls average IS 476 brls
Shipments Oima), s6,151 brls; average. H. 0S6
brls; runs 6S,597 brls; average. 81, AIS brls.
NEW YORK. Nov. 7-Petroleum firm refined
New York, 9.30c; Philadelphia and Baltimore.
9.25c: Philadelphia and Baltimore in bulk. 9 35c.
Resin firm; strained. common to good s.. 50.
Spirits of turpentine steady at 5e1zG60c.
SAVANNAH, Nov. 7.-Sprits Of turpentine
firm at s6c Rosin firm; A, B, c, d, $3.50: f,
s235: F. $3.50; G, sass: H. $780, /. s27O: X,
$3.50; Nj. $3.50; N. $50: window glass; So. Is
water white. $3.50.
WILMINGTON, Nov. 7.-Sprits OF turpentine
steady: nothing doing. Rosin firm at s22 bid.
Tar firm at 81 30. Crude turpentine firm at 81 25
and $3.50.
MONTPELIER. Nov. Crude petroleum very
strong; North Lima. $1.32; South Lima and In
diana, s1.T.
CHARLESTON, Nov 7-Sprits Of turpentine
steady at 55hc. Rosin steady.