St. Louis Post-Dispatch
November 17, 1886
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FMS eae R 4 4 12 N ye af 1 12 * mi eat 2 ; ih A fete ef 1 1 i Be 725 : 7 „ * . — . . 1 | oe. eee * SPOT 111 e, eee e | ordinary nom -83, 2.000 15,757,000 dling. 8 18-160; mia | Mee 9 cel BIPTs, SHIPM JUL Late and Extraordinary ar; 144,793 bales 2 * t 187 af: shipments Being reduced by recent sales, has been replenished ARE SELLING THE DRESS Coops » OLOSING r. N. to-day, 4,501 bal 15 bales last demands. We have just received a large, new and fresh stock these mill — r er . 1 001 —-Uplands * 5 3-16d; . 5%d. 22 | It ts beginning 0 be Believed thas Chicdto 8 goods. They are lass in workmanship and . : Purchases will be placed on sale to-mor- N ; sented at the followi . PINEST AND BEST Bulletin des Halles says that 10,000 bales. Futures Closed steady. t — Northwestern millin row, all elegant fabri and offered at | sq the latest designs, in . .—The : R E AD ! R EA D 1 While it seems likely thatthe French duty on | November and December, 5 1-64d ANCY CASSIME MONT foreign wheat will eventually be increased it December and oo rms 6 4 63-644; January and and in And come and see them probably will not produce much effect during ' 463-64d: February and March : he present season, owing to the large impor- kd; M and April, 5 2-64d; April and DRESS GOODS. A es bergen tow ana Arft ff 7e |; May and June, 57-614; June and i L * rily take place between now and April. It is 5 9-64 genuine Beaver and Otter Collars and Cuffs, warehouses against 55,665 bales. em out as they did St. Lonis last CLOSING PRICES, 8 P. . wheat, and wil one-third less than early season price. evident that France’s requirements of fore! NEW YORK—Futures closed barely steady. Scotch One lot of beautiful Mixtures, only | wheat will be larger than was thought yoy homage December, 9.020; A 0 2 N ranging in pet wa 2 Round Cut, 4-Button Cutaways and the Dress Prince Albert, - 230; March, 9.330; Ap e; June, 9.68c; July, 9.72c; $150 and 817 N 8. That can be made. They are made of Camel’s — Montagnacs and 70; former price, 100 per yard. a month or two ago, the home-grown. wheat a ae Meee : 50. Sales. 80,900 bales. 75 to $32.50 ; all Schnable’s Elysian Fur. They are lined throughout with very heavy One lot of Choice Faney Checked Mix- giving a very short yield of Hour, which | * Satin, that wear like leather. They are made by the best custom- tures only 8%0; former price, 12 per | added to the deficit im, Production compared — Sy from $26 to $30. They are of St. Louis manufac ey 3.95; worth $6. prog * ene Arty Renae he A Bem foreign wheat will have to be impomed.-—-The ing house in St. Louis presents these gods. Exact measurements are raps, Fur-Trim orth one-thi = Meltons, West o land Kerseys; colors, seal brown, dark drab, wine ara. gue lot of Homespun, . 0360; former prediction in | mar ode She Post-DISPATCH, that | APPLES—Active demand and strong mar- upon each garment. fectly. 1 Our other ~ ties in OVERCOATS are Beavers, Casters, Carr Wraps at S11.75 ice $18, to Satin. . to | color and blue; price $ Satin-lined at $30 and $85. A at va- One lot of Ladies’ Cloths, 40 to 45-inch, | wheat to the continent ce, du. but corn | small and prices firm; sun-dried apples at 24@ $20 to $25. ages, 2 to iG years. BLUE and BROWN CHING OVERSACKS, corded Cloth at 50c; former price, 75c. influence is past guessing at. 10 1½ %. Evaporated at 5@6c for quarters and Country Produce. 5 : price, 200. 1 ly 200: tne amount of wheat on passage to Europe ket. Geneting, $1@1.50: winesap, $1.25@1.75; b a 4 One lot 36-inch Boucle only 200; former | would show a large increase, was confirmed by romanite,@1.10@1.50; Roman beauty, $1.50@2: a price, 35c. to-day’s report, which made the total 1,370,000 | Ben Davis, $1.75@2.10; willow — 2. 25 5 One lot of Worsted Hair-Line Stripes, bu larger, wheat and flour headed for the | Huntsman’s favorite, $2.25@2.50 per bbl. nee . 40-inch wide, at 40c; former 8 500. United Kingdon imereasing 800, 00 bu and DRIED FRUITS—Demand good, offerings * ae . : riety of VERY * SURTOUTS in ROUGH-FACED ’ nobby at a 6 otbh-inch B deerensed 379,000 Oe he 4 — increase in 1 ns — and poor i * 5 — tor CLOTHIERS AND FURNISHERS. ne lot o no om u Ladies“ r good quarters, an %@3lec for „ $15; espunand Ladies“ pear influence, or 4, decrease a Dull | choice bright quarters; peelings and cores, NORTHWEST COR. BROADWAY AND PINE ST. SPLENDID VALUE. At $10 we are selling a line of BL —— increase means large export whieh slices, and 7@8c for rin Peach — = CHILLA OVERSACKS, grand, heavy goods, well made, nicely trimmed, is gotten rid of by some Wheat-srowing coun. | tere and nne 21d ng pp eaches—Quar- corded edge and perfect fitting. See if same can be found for less than AT Soc ER YAR Dl — and = — — makes t 3 tor old aud — tor’ - Ne. ard eee ee Whuke ica on $15 in other stores that have paid the jobbers’ profit on their goods. Choice of the following Latest Styles at — — — 15 ust the reverse of ree The berries, Taso. and 12@18¢ for peeled. Black- basis $1.13. Exchange on New York, $1.25@ HORSES. a reduction of fully 25c per yard; widths | speculator would do well to cry „Throw all POTATOES— Hi h 1.50 discount; sight, 780 discount. Cotton— | Heavy draft, extra eee from 40 to 46 inches: . statistics to the dogs. I'll none of them!“ uote at 300535 A Spot steady at Siec; net receipts, 10,351 bales; a . © for rose and Ohio at 42% gross, 118.380 bales. mel's Hair and go it blind.— The Chicago wheat market ¥ec for peeriess and New York as ＋ 1 r.. was said to be bullied almost entirely by scaip- | @55e per bu; poor stock less. . Hovember Ü 2 * a and Wool Line Stripes, Worsted Checks | = 7 rs and Cheap John speculators this morning, ONIONS—Firm and in demand at 8@90c f . — y | — ay — A sae tery Oy = — thougn some private advices were that Lester | prime yellow and red ¥ bu. me November: t?te 8 3 — rivers, good..... ! | ? — . © wondcer- buying along with Miller, Cot- GRASS SEEDS—Clover higher and timothy | g5c bid May; receipts, 46,300 bu. Corn, Singe: ALI 2 ful price o N. % 2 2 1 — ere * * „ 1 4. clover | receipts, 12,500 bu. Gats— No. 2, 280: No. 3 n MULES. D One a * 4. T6 to a e. ; rey ‘ K ‘ - . . ears old... „ „ „ „ CO CRRF ee 5 5 of the most exciting and interesting | OOTTON SEED—Selling at $9.25 per ton. white, Sle; receipts, 7,000 du. Cloverseed— 16 ‘hands. 4 to e $4.40 cash ; $4.47% bid December. : Soc ER YAR D, ever held. The membership question is com- HEMPSEED—Steady at 83@85c, pure test. MILWAUKEE, November 17.—Wheat weak; -4to oa ey 1 ing out strong, an effort will be made to get FLAXSEED—Salable at 90c, pure test. ; : hands — And never produced for the money. Some | influential railroad men in the board and] CASTOR BEANS—Prime in demand at 61. 20, Gorn’ fine Nd. J 386. Oaks pore aR a to 16% hands, 4 to 7 yearsold Live Stock by Telegraph. have been sold at $1.00. departments | the ‘‘bucket-shop’’ suppression act will figure BUTTER—Receipts, 11,104 Ds. Choice and 2 2, S60. * NACER full of bargains that you — resist. | 28 an issue, also. The big fight will be over | fancy in ample caneiy: fair, local demand 10. 2. Mae r n D. 0 you NC 6% % eeoeeeeesveosess MA e | Great drives in Flannels, Blankets and | te Presidency, for which a large number of and firm. We quote: Oreamery—Ohoice| Torgpo, November 17.—Wheat quiet and | _CHICAGO,November r ——ö .— éſé . — — . — Comforts. The spot always for the Low- names are mentioned. Redmond Cleary will | to fancy, 28@25c; selections, 26270; Elgin | firm: cash Nuo; December. 780; May S5lec, | 000 head; market fairly active an est Prices te y have a strong following, and representing as | higher. Dairy—Choice to fancy 20@22c; selec- | Corn firm’ and dull: cash. 380 May, 42c bid. all maintained; light, $3.50@3.95; Doesn’t Like American Girls. early losses being generally made up. At 11 he does the grain receiving and option busi- tions, 2@21c; fair to medium, 14@18¢; | Oats neglected. Cloverseed higher and quiet; | packing, $3.40@3.65; mixed and hea n o’clock the market is quiet and steady. ness and mining stocks, he is one of the pos- | common, 7@8c; near-by country make at 6c | cash $4.50: Decemb Sis: January, | andshipping lots, $3.70@4.05. Cattle— 883 3 New Tonk, November 17, noon.—Monéy ac- ‘ sibilities for 1887. The elevator in- to 120, according to quality; roll, 124@l5c. “5%. mber, OR ary, | 7 000 head; market slow and weak; beeves, , terests are represented by quite a} CHEESE—Wisconsin choice full cream, II CINCINNATI, November 17.—Flour easy. S. es; cowsand mixed, $1.45@2. 75; stooke . 1 111 j + lee 1 — 2 A w WS oe 7 . + * — 8 * oe 3 . r . “ys tee a ‘che saat 4 1 by oe + 5 > fw > * * . N * n 7 N 7 $ * * 4 2 rad - . * n n * 22 2 : 4 S e 1 2 ee * S. W. Corner Broadway and Pine Street. orrow. zest Quality ling shapes, Fae ena wee tke Pris — Woles | Aw n number of names, though whether all the | 126; Illinois do, 10@llc; skims, 7@8c; ¥ ere, $208 an3 e ncess o ales t r II o’clock was much quieter, , a e Cc; nois do, 10@llc; skims o; Youn 7 k 80; 5 ai — Aang Of course, it is ve — nen for the leading stocks, although gentlemen mentioned will allow themselves | America, 12@]2\ec. : : f 5 1 r ne „ 2.600 — 7 * — — 0 f fh d nfair to do this wit Kansas & Texas became very active with the 1520, 1522. 152 to be put forward is a question. D. P. Grier EGGS—Receipts, 521 pkgs. Firm and de-/ quill and unch 4 0 Whi $2@2.50; medium to good, $8@3.75 silly of her and very unfa 0 9 9 4 and 1526 Franklin D. P. Slattery is anoti 4 nchanged. Lard at 5. 900. sky ; to good, : the little experience she has had to judge Minneapolis & St. Louis stocks. Prices were s one, D. P. Slattery der, and John] mand good, with sales of good stock at steady; sales 825 bbis finished goods on basis 1 4 it the fact generally steady to firm, while Kansas & Texas Avenue. Jackson a third, and the names of the two 18lec per dozen. of $1.13. , by. But, be that as may, © fact and Minneapolis 4 St. Louis were stronger. latter, though only lately and quietly brought | GAME—Market firm and demand good remains that Americans nd small, | Richmond & West Point, after a slight decline, out, are being pressed by their ardent aap: except rabbits, which declined. We Oil and Petroleum. if indeed any, favor, with the Prin- | rose over 1 per cent, and the Philadelphia Gas porters. Charles H. Teichmann would prob- | quote: Deer carcasses, dase; veni- PITTSBURG, Pa. November 17.—Petroleum cess of Wales. You see, unfortunately, | continued its rapid rise. Late in the hour ä ably have the strongest kind of support if he | son saddles, 9@10c ; wild turkeys, 6c ¥ D; wa, irregular, activ d ha ited she has had some rather damaging speci- | prices gave way all over the list and at noon would accept, but it is pretty gener-|grouse, $4.50; quail, $1.75; pheasant, 8; Prices 87 1 16260 2 — to 77% ‘ ns to ide h t—women |the market is moderately active and weak. ally understood that he refuses point | woodcock, $5; bear saadles, I2izc ¥ b;rab- | p70) $4 75 th c, advanced tO Time, — ide her judgemen Government securities: U. S. 38, 100%@100%; blank to become a candidate. Charles bits, $1.25; jack rabbits, $3; squirrels, 65c; — . BC, en rallied to 76%c, ba who have flirted, and ogled and uetted do 4a coupons, 127%; do dias coupons, 110%; | Sheridan F. Orthwein is another who may | snipe. i. 28. Ducks—Wood and mixed, $1.50: Crepes to 764c = lo’clock this afternoon. Loca and carried on as no — should th the Pacific 6¢ of 95, 125 W. Peacock be brought forward, though he is not Seal, 40; watlard, $2.50; plover, 50c@§$1; sand- jon a ovember 7.—Turpentine TIME. Prince, her husband, under her very nose. Boston, November 17.—Mexican bonds: 4s, | Yavapa seeking the office at all. J. Will Boyd is said | pipers. Be. S55 aw THE WEATHER. The Weather Report. Sr. Lovis, November 17, 1886, > a al 2 * |Thermo’r WIND. Dire’i'n | Vel’city Hy. doubt, of . : 80: common. exican to be like Barkis, ‘‘willin,’’ if the office is DRESSED POULTRY—Large supply, small — 1 64.0 W. 2 {Clow Ber A swell ’ by 5 eee A Seat brought around his way. As for vice-presi- | demand and weak. Turkeys sold at sade ¥ b; . 1:59 p. m. . . 40.0 | Ww | 28 IGtoudy. them at the time, but it was naturally Lonpon, November 17. 12:30 p. .—Consols dential and directory candidates, they are } chickens at $1.50@2.25 and ducks at $2.25@2.75 LIVERPOOL, November 17.—Wheat arrived | Maximum temperature. 56.0. 1 i to th ö ’s wif Naturall opened at 102 1-16 for money, and 102% for the thick as flies in fly time and will make the | per dozen. firm and corn not much doing. Wheat to ar- Minimnm temperature. 52.0. displeasing e man’s e. 7 | enenent. time between now and election very interest- LIVE POULTRY—No demand, as dressed was | rive firmer and held higher, and corn quiet, | iver—Gege out of order. the Princess of Wales hates these women. 4p. m.—Consols closed at 101 18416 for mon- ing to the members on the floor.——Lindblohm an orgy Old mixed at 51.40 1. 60, and] but steady. Mark Lane wheat and corn firm. Se ts G. A. Me sap She hates them in proportion to ey, and 102 for the account. ™ wire W. T. Anderson & Co.: Pioneer Press ens 51. 50 for common to 51. 75% for choice per | Country markets shade higher. California rgeant Signal Corps, U. 8. the degree the Prince favors them. has published statement that Minnesota and | dozen; Spring—Small at $1@1.25, and medium | wheat off coastand red winter to arrive ad- v Now, I don’t suppose, of all women from New York Stock Quetations. Dakota raised 90,000,000 instead of 60,000,000,and | to good, $1.40@1.60; choice to fancy large, | vanced 3d; No. 2spring to arrive, 3ls 6d@3ls eather Bulletin. foreign lands who have annoyed the COMMERCE I premise.this lie will travel as fast as — Ri 51. 75% per dozen. Turkeys sell at 7c per|9d. Weather in England fine. Spot wheat WAR DEPARTMENT - al t Wal by these 2 atten- Gerrestee 3 2 r — 0 New York reported 5% loads wheat taken Ib. Ducks, 81. 782.25. Geese, 81. firm, witha fair demand; holders ofter spar - SIGNAL SERVICE. F. 8. ARMY Princess 0 ales DY ese ope je el and brokers, 1 0 street, t. Louls, Mo. for export up to 1 o’clock. Advices from BROOM CORN—Firm and in demand. | ingly. No. 2 spring, 6s 8d@6s 10d; red winter, WASHINGTON. D. C., November 17, 1886. tions to her husband, and the scandalo that market indicated that Quote: Inside and covers, 3@4\4c, self work- | 6s 94@6s 10d; No.1 California, 6s 11d@7s 1d. | _ The following observations are taken at 7 &. W. talk they have created, there is one that — 7 LAYING OUT LARGE LINES. purchases were limited by ing, 3@4lec; hurl, sc. Mixed Western corn firm, with a fair demand 75th meridian time: she positively detests more than Miss scarcity of tonnage, as very little 1 MBS— sales at $1.50@3.25 per head, top at 48 4½ d. Demand from United Kingdom and N Chamberlaine. It isn’t that the Prince STOCKS. The Bears Again Begin Selling Wheat and | freight room was obtainable. There was no | rate for fat. Continent fair for wheat and corn. loves Miss Chamberlaine more than any It Declines—Nothing New Elsewhere. teat 8 n Beer- VEALS—Small fat, Stec; poor, 4@5c, and LIVERPOOL, November 17, 3:30 p. m.—Close.— STATIONS— r f from his wife down ohm’s 5p. m. cable reporting cargoes on | heretics, 3320 ¥ b. Pork—Holders offer sparingly; prime mess other woman, a at in 8 e & Kennett, passage a turn dearer for wheat, but corn] HIDES—Firm and demand good We quote: | Eastern, 66s, firm; do Western, 62s 6d, steady. to Mrs. Langtry, ut her * th bi than Canadian Pacific. . . cago, og quiet, Liverpool wheat very firm and little corn | Green salted No. 1 at 9c; No. 2 at 7%c; bull and | Lard—Supply good; spot, November, Decem- | Jacksonville. Fla. more notorious in connection wi is Central New Jersey... 54 1 & CHICAGO, November 7, 1 . m.—Wheat offering and Antwerp wheat unchanged. stags 5c; uncured lc d less; glue stock, 8c. | ber and January, 32s 3d, dull. Wheat—Hold- cks , 2.50, $3.50, $4, that of any other American. Mrs. James N . N i | Opened a quarter of a cent above last night’s Wheat opened very strong and averaged ec | Dry flint No. latl6c; No.2at 13c; bulls and | ers offer moderately; new No, 2 winter, 6s 10d, a Brown Potter has been making lon 8 0 e close and at the call price. There was one higher than the close of yesterday, several | stags, 10c; dry salted, 12c; damaged, IO; glue, | firm; do spring, 6s 9d, firm. Flour—Holders $5, $7, #10, strides in the same direction lately. All 0 as sale at ue for December. Lester, Norton | causes operating towards this. The strength 7c. offer moderately; steady at 88 7d. Corn—| Gaiveston 15, 620 can say is. she must not be surprised if C., B. 4 0. dee de & Worthington and Milmine-Bodman were that ended vesterday's market was BEES WAX steady: 200 for choice. Holders offer moderately; spot and Decem- | Memphis. Tenn. . $16, 620. - ay . | the principal buyers, the crowd filling| felt, there was a firm’. tone to} DEER SKINS—Firm at 19c for prime dry. ber, 4s 4d, firm; November and January, | Nashville,T 1 8 S8 888888888 State of 2 in DP = wind. Canada Southern . : Barom. SSS Boys at Polack's. bs bo hobobob> SSS Sass Therm. th N 22 — rate = 255 ful CR FAFA. Doe OO „„ — — > 2888. Zee, * 354 : . * ? 3 ö 7 ‘ * S + . . 7x—re ay ** ' ta prisoner, Po as read Goethe's ‘Faust’” has not only |: ; 2 Shorts opened corn at the top prices of the higher and in fairly good milling. de- Skunk Cased black 7888 Short stripe. 8 — wg tla oo 9 meeting of the Police Boar 82 2 day. They were filled up with long stuff, and mand, the other grades showing no change | Skunk—Cased,narrow.30@4U Broad and white 5@10 | showed much ile, — withdrawn. 8 after that the market ruled dull and easy. and quite as little was offered. No. 2 red, 75%4c | Pole cat 10 Wolf, No. 1 5 | market for all grades below good was slow and ocrTT, mother of Mrs. Frank The provision pit has been deserted all the | in U., 75%@75%c this side, 75%@76cin St. L.; | Muskrat,winter. 10 ud cat weak. Good fat cattle of all kinds and the Bt the residence of her son-in- morning, and we fail to discern @ noteworthy | No. 3 red 7213 in E., 72%c in St. L., 73¢ bid for | Muskrat, fall.... 1 3 at | 2 ot stockers remaining reet, yesterday, in the D.; No. 4, Ge bid for C.; No. 2 Mediterra- | n 2 : Mrs. Daggett was the widow nean, de bid this side: No. 8 do 700 bid: re. Opoesum Sin B 25 RULING QUOTATIONS—GO0Od to choice native John D. Dacgett. The funeral Closing Prices—3 P. M. jected 560 asked. a ' 8 3 — 59 shippers, aan ook „ agp oe rom Christ's Church to-mor- ; Reported daily by S. W. COBB & co., 317 and 319 Corn—The early strength in wheat and the No.4 Beaver and ne . to hose, 8. 2 33.8 pred en 22 8 the beginning of February the advertising . Chamber of Commerce, St. Louis. bad weather in the West gave a strong 2578 gray and heifers, fair to choice, 2. 2%. 50; common columns of a newspaper contained the fol- : F. com... | opening, but the market weakened 10 to 25 V cent is usualiy deducted on — 3. $2.50@3: hers. : : otter. skunk, mink, fox, etc when open. $1.75@2.25; feeding steers, . 83 stoc ers, lowing insertion : 0 Ter of Marriage.— 4 * N 2 0 eine off afterwards and at close was , * , , ‘* D N, 502. 75: tive bulls. 1. 502; veal calves : E- A8. F. 2 ee | full uc below esterda Spot | and on coon, beaver, bearand other articles . ei native : ; „ merchant of pleasing exterior, 33 years im 8 * ee eee Highest Lowest Closing — * were slow. as Po... not 2 h 81 when ‘‘cased.’’ @8 per head; Texans, $2@3.80. old, with a prosperous business and a Texas & Pacific | To-day. | To-day. | To.day. 2 = 1 on Ot af ol. - Received to-day, 44,976 pounds Representative sales: arge Cc Texas & Pacific Income 111 emand. No. 2, 33 in U, 38%, in E, : ’ , a NATIONAL STOCK YARDS. large capital as been moved through | + 34 i N 3 in | Quiet. We quote: i 8 Union Facile WHEAT. 344c n St. L. D. n No. Description. *. reading the recent debate in the Cham- Wab..8t L. 4 : , e in St. L., 880 for O, Medium. | Low 18 native steers. —y— — 1.391 bers to seek a wife. As so many of the Wab.. No. 481Hh asked for E. side and bid for St. L., STATES. and 39 native steers , ea Oe speakers, and especially his Highness, the 810 for U.; No.2 white 380 bid this side; No. 3 | Cl'’ng. |C*mb’g.|coarse — 1 9 an the lith et. changin imperial Chancellor, warmly praised the oo ee ae one rere eee ons BO ie... 3 19 native steers. ....s.:sccceseeccceseees] bezzicment of §7.80 belong! amiability of the Polish ladies, he is re- Enciisn Consors—Cash—Opening, 102 grade Sic in U., and bid for this side. and Ky 26 17@21 | 20 native steers. r ’ closing 102 1-16. Oats—Futures were weak, with sellers of May | Kansas and Nebraska 19 native steers = rther of 2028 North nt solved to wed no one but a Pole. She need ‘Account—Opening, 102%; closing, 102%. 285 ZZANN 88888888 —— E= DL BS — 8 > oR « Vind liked“ by the Princess of Wales. You real- lv can’t blame the Princess. She is a | Del. 4 Hudson......... woman if she is a Princess, and no woman | Denver & Rio Grande. (whether she loves her husband or not) | East Tenn. pid Cares to see him making a fool of himself | Erie com —— with other women; and, worse still, sees 2 (pes 1 in front of Rasfeld & Albert's these other women making a fool of him. | Houston 4 Texas. .....|--:- ket street. Officer Allen saw | She certuinly won't like the women who | Llinois Central. away with it, and started in do it. It can’t be expected. nd., B. 4 Wes oung thieves dropped the their escape. —— 20 e _ & 1 — t 22 — FSrrrrrrr: RN 2 Bismarck as a Marriage Broker. 1 „ en helped the second-hand bookseller to clear gut every hitherto unsold copy of the poem. but has stirred up Cotta, Redarn, and a & Trans host of publishers to issue new editions of | 0; X-.& Trans. Co.. . 18 3 “3 — it in all sizes and prices. The grim Chan- ° 5 | 84 4 cellor has also served as an unconscious | P . advertiser in a more delicate affair. In | an pace oe Som anTirz will leave in a few rn a, where he will reside Hes health. The members o bel Post No. 18, G. A. R., last solutions of sympathy and regret in losing the com- circie. „ alias Henry Delb, a ted ted to-day on a warrant ise WasnINcToN, D. O.. November 17.—Indigas, a tions _ 1 nours commencing a ere . m. 0 av: ; f : * ; * For Illinois and Indiana — Rains or snow, d. cidedly colder; winds shifting to northwest- - ; er! * 5 12 4 For Michigan and Wisconsin—Rain or snow, 22 by rain or snow in the eastern — n; decidedly colder; northwesterly For Missouri—Fair weather, preceded or snow in the eastern portion; d * at Wc decline, but buyers scarce and offish. Texas and 12 mo. 9 22 23 42 Texas steers the bailee of the money, 38 a üer Uembezzlemeunt is given as 42 Texas cows and he — — — — lnt in a Sensation. not possess any property, but must be of a handsome figure and between the ages of and 20.” Replies, under a specific signature, were to be sent to the publish- ing office of the paper. The same journal Local Stocks. selling price for local stocks in this market, corrected by James Campbell, 307 Pine street. Below will be found the latest buying and in St. L., 264% in U., uc bid for O., 28 for A.; No. 3, 280 bid for St. L. Ryo—Grade No. 2 sold f. o. b. E. track at 520 and was offered in East side elevators at 50%c, with 50c bid for regular. Spot grades were dull and lower. No. 2, 28 | Indian . = Colorado, New o and exico 2 Tennessee and Southern. 2812 Montana and Wyoming 25 Utah f 22 Texas steers 177 Texas canners .....+..- eee ones 23 native stockerss 61 Texas steers — 40 Texas steers colder; northwesterly winds. fair weather For lowa—Snow, decidedly colder; north- Barley dull and unchanged. Quotations are A follows: Common — 95 30350; 1 n No. . . i . . exas en , prime, 00 9%, Mo., III., Io., Ark. 1 17019 17 Texas cows A Flour does not improve, and was | Kanns Bre iio ok 28321 17818 eee as dull and uninteresting as ever. Nerz undd Nebraska... 2 1 R We quote: Patents, 6 mo. 16@18 So sk steer ss 912 $3.50@3.70; ciears, —— ; exico and 17019 —— ums, FN. 302.66; low grades, xico 28928 2 1 Quotations of the St. Louis Flour Dealers“ As- Tennessee 2 2 11225 2 22 17 est stock 8 — Tie sociation were: XX,$2.10@2.20. ; XXX. 2. 3040; 8 and Wyoming — 3222 15318 ‘ — rr 83 family, $2.55@2.70; choice, $3.05@3.15; fancy, — io t butcher steers........... 930 $3.40@3.50; extra do,$3.55@3.80; patents at $3.95 Slightly burry, cotted or sandy, 2c to ge off; ate aative —ů—ů— e —— @4.35. These prices are for lots on arrival at | moderately do, 4@5c off; hard do, 11@l5c per] 46 Southwest stock steers............ 897 @% | 26%@% | 260% the depot or levee; order lots higher. pound. : 310 retail from $2.25 to $4. 28 26% a Rye Fliour—Quiet at $3.10@3.20 per bbl. Tub — Choice, 390; fair, 86@37c; low and HOGS—Supplies considerably increased but : Cornmeal— Dull at $2.00@2.05 for city on or- | coarse, 30@35c. still below the wants of buyers, the demand FORK. 22 o's J pearl meal, $2.50; grits and hominy, — being active, from all classes, the mar ket . 2.70. 4 stronger an gene movement v Bran quiet and easſer. Sacked sold f. o. b. MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH. — Everybody” wanted hogs and but short time when salesmen ews. announced last week that it had learned coming to this country again through a friend of the advertiser, that 1 — ane „„ a woinan who isdaily beates his search for a Polish wife was most suc- she bas a considereble amouns cessful. He is the husband of a ver SoS ANCS SOUS. lark on. charming Polish lady, with whom he is | asx.| xp. || u Am can Cent. 2 24 [Mari mean Cen 138/123 | arine e's in the Waste Basket. ec * * ‘ * * _— 4 Citizens’ urſer Times is only twenty da 24 Publico’’ already ap 1 eoon An Vid Subscriber’’ Ww ersetzte 8 888888888888888885 W winds. Tae rivers will remain nearly stationary. 2 eo 875 de co Coto nob 888 888893 22 4 8 5 : 7 BANK STOCKS. International. —— Bank Bigamy in England. Girls’ Gossip’’ in London Truth. Bank of Com. If you read the newspapers you must | Bostmen’s ... have observed how very common bigam Citizens’ Sav. 00 echanics’... 18 becoming. 1 should like to hear this Commercial .. erchants’ N y g 26 accounted for by some accomplished stu- Continental ../14 Zallanphy.... | dent of human nature. Is it that women | FN ene i Louis Nat. 305 ) Fifth National St. Louis Nat. the trouble with scientifie fire more charming or less 80 k 180 State Savings 135 1 of soul. That’s because than they used to be? Because, 200 |\Third Nat'l.. |23 Dec .| 9.45 ai rubbers, Mrs. Ouida. you see, the fact cuts two ways. German Amer/160 Union Savings 6 gan. 10.06 aon’ | jut whatever may be the cause of the in- STREET RAILEBOADS. eb ./10. this side at 56@57c. ’ pedition. Tense j ; * , ee Lon eee. Hay—Prairie was higher but market New YorK, November 17.— Wheat—#@ko C! ‘ae * — om 1 — A r 8 . — pg Sowa City... 62 185 unchanged otherwise. Sales ranged as higher and moderately active ; receipts, 192,300 Times. A N Tower Grove. * 4 a a a follows: This side— Prairie, 8010.50 tor du; sales, 1,648,000 bu No. 2 red December, were again in the market and the competi- d thirteen citizens of Albu- istics as to the relative numbers of men 1 20 oon Se prime to fancy—to rate for quarters; | 8%e@8éc; 1,216,000 bu do January, 4 tiors for packing grades was strong with sal d to join Cutting’s oe 87 9-16c; 1,216,000 bu do February, at 83. 70.90 for common to fair kers an every last one o vafavette.... 825 1 > 2 lo & SP SRers to nen Usually Forget Them. S0 — — 88 nat be 28 J 6 and women in Great Britain. I need | Missouri 1 t — 5 mixed timothy, F. 50% 10; prime to fancy scarcely to remind you that the bigamists | People’s SHORT RIBS. timothy, 89. 50 18.50. East track stock sells | 16,000 bu do March, — ay — be — S. 904. 00 for good butchers and choice heavy. tre nearly all men. By marrying two or Jan..| 5. | 8:22 5.12 r — acd are 7 en OS, ee wae ene Butchers were free, buyers at $3.95@4.00, bu more women, when there aré not nearly | Fair G: 85 1S. 5.20 8.15 „„ Seaton ie. Petend bu mixed’ Western spot, 44¥@d5iz0; | were Hiled at 23. B08. 00. ping orders b 5 6 ard mess pork sold at $9.8742@9.90. Prime | 320,000 fame an Anarchist. did husbands to 5 round, they ex New YorK—Wheat—November, 84e: De- | steam lard quotable at 5.85c. Boxed | do futures, 454%@50%c. Oats steady and quiet; ———— Chronicle. ‘ ita fatal disregar . » UO. — of the fitness of = A. W. T. 0 |eember, 80 n . 95,100 bu; sales, 30.000 bu: Wessorn "NATIONAL STOCK YARDS. 55. 1 Co 1 > Mar ave heard Mrs, Parsons = 85 U. Depot Co - | 450; December ary, 880 b. s8@40c. Beef firm and unchanged. Pork . Price No. AY. her busband can A Western Trotting Circuit. 90 U. Stock Yrds February, 47% b: May, 45%c a. Oats—Novem-/o.b. on cash orders—sboulders, ue; longs, Nhe b. Corn—November, 5. 700 and shor t5%c, spot and loose 20-da ca; January, 46%ec a.; at de for — aud 6.865 for c’ribs; loose f. steady; new mess, $10.50@11; old do, $10@10, 28. e . 80 philosophically ST. bate De- 90 Lard dull ond weak a * — 2 L. Sate De- w ea December. ‘3 ary 8.600 o 7 . | Butter rm; Western, . ge— Ww estern My ! sold u Grounds Association will return from Cleve- TOLEDO—W heat—Noyember, ——; Decem- at 3.900 ioe 2 20 ms. Packed bacon | powdered, sse; ranuiated, 5 11-160. land evening or to-morrow Local Bonds. ber, Dre wt ered 4 — — — a. — sold at 55sc, longs —. c’ribs * eee steady. Coffee firm. Turpentine has , —Ww nea ove r, c; Decem- loose sho at Je. | quiet. ‘ear * — action Corfected n e f ee — 14 2 i Ono. November 17, lla. m.—Wheat about result of yes y James Campbell, Banker and] per, due b.; May, 81½ % b. Country lard, 6@5%c0 per Ib. for small lots) UE dy; December, Aue. Corn—May, 41 9-16e. — the National Trotting Association in re. and Corn Day aining Secretar-> Valle, will robably bea split V. 8. BONDs. Movements ef Wheat and To- 5 WII. Breakfast bacon December. 5.90¢ —Family, Wheat closed dull and somewhat in the body and the formation of a circuit by ASK RECEIPTS IPMENTS : WHEN | INTEREST | op — , — n 8 e * Ports. | — . „ 1 ed cash, 789-160; December, 74 7-160; ‘ 3} cent bonds... M. A. 77 100% tongues, $4.95@5 per * doz. ? May, sine. Cors easier; ! 8 cent bonds. 1891|J. 8. D. 4 M. 111 He summer re idered, 3%c in h ber, 364ec; January, 36 18-160; DIED. 4 @ cent bonds... 1007 J. A. J. 4 O.|128 [128% 2, 84@3iec: 1 irregular packages Oats easy; cash, 280; | 8T. LOUIS CITY AND COUNTY BONDS. Grease—Brown and yellow, : : 300. wo L. o. TOURNOT—November 16, at 11 p. m., Juprem d 4s steril gude; straight lots held higher. t—Do- | Barley. S2c. Prime tim $1.67@1.68. Tourn : ; Rare 16-208 A 1902 an mestic. 90e dbl. on east and 880 this side. | Flaxseed, 940. Whisk $1.18. Pork Nor. 60 years of age, relict of the late Peter) 1 4s sterling * * 9 steady; cash and December, 7 January, 91 Lard * > To Gro 10 ¥ sack—small way higher. urnot and mother of Dr. L. Tournot. High ines gtend) at fl. Min St. Louis and 5188. steady; cash, . Cinci a Peoria, $1.18 in Chicago. : Pondelet avenue, Thursday, at 2 o'clock p. m., to the Lead dull, with sellers 1 1 vast 750 “mption Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery. be made above $3.9. 2. 1% i "480,883 bu ends are invited to attend. ty * A afternoo Stocks of Grain in St. Louis Elevators. Wheat lower and badly depressed, folosing MONEY. 1 ve Wheat Corn 1 =e | Bartey weak and Moe 1 10 gong ae 8 * bridge ap- du. bu. : - | bu. | No. 2 red: 1 — — W m.—The ‘ iy ‘pe 37 car in D. at November 17, 11 a. m— — 1 . »210)149,980 | © * “Ch December wheat, 7880, County ‘ 888. 36,041/159,354 | Oats dat. C 2 ’ 492) ... — db roker. 307 Pine street. i O. 8. o. h 9 n irregular pkgs. 2 | Oate—May, 80 9-160, Pork—January $10. 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