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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-20

The following appeal for an excellent and ad-
mlrable object has been printed in The Brooklyn
Eag.e" and an earnest request has been made that
The Tribune should also publish the appeal Inc
Tribune is Giad to do this:
At No % Lcxington-ave., near Frsnklin-aNe'' -
the Inlustria! Home for Blind Men VINO become
blind in manhood and unable to a. anything
FOR their SUPPORT though they may be abe Jodicd
the state where they Se educated ana taught
some kinds Of work. but there are none ioT b,lh1
men This experimental home has been established
about A wear IL has proved success IN teaching
blind men chair Gaming broom making ana nlan
ing mattresses and several of the men are now
supporting themselves by their work
A Catholic friend gave 800 TO buy the machhei!
for making brooms. over one Thousand DToOHS "a
been made and sold. one man held out ms hah,is
and said These hands have been idle four years
/ am very thankful for occupation. lrieh1 VII ~
the blind has paid the rent for one year. WI
not some one pay the rent for this year ana en-
abe the ten men there now to 60 on learning 70
work? \ blind young man has acted as superin-
tendent and has been the teacher OF the Dllnu LOT
.bs last wear without compensation. lie has nled
the Two offices with dignity and great fdelity
When our municipal officers understand that hilii
men at Industrial homes can be taught 70 De I'll
supporting. instead Of paupers they WI p'onin",!
have these established. as a wise ana just I,"ICs'
Meanwhile the continuance Of this industrious NOM
SO well begun. with ten men In II. depends upon
We ask that every church in Brooklyn help
us If buf little and send it, I'm form Of check 70
MIR Eben T. MOrford. No. 6 Iutnam-aVe, our u
ner;nter Dent Ii Is not the work ~ any seci OF
Class bu, OF every sightseeing soul who has means
10 give a loving mite 70 this most unioflundt, T,
class the blind IN the name Of the gFeat HNet OF
all our blessings ask K. NJ W. NJ
Brooklyn. Nov l.. 1874
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WEEKLY REcEIPTs.

BEI:VEs Receipts for days "a cars or Us
henll3 slauphtcrers direct. 81
with from Snuir,ias ~ on ralc Trace
opened dull and prices small fraction lower all
cep top grades. and rough stun rated all the way
from i5c to 30 lower. About I 10 sell 4
late hour ana the feeling decidedly weak the
cline. Decent choice native steers sold 81
per 100 ~ and stays at 81 JouN. bulls s3"S3 10.
oi AT 81 ljn<2 - and hy the head SsaSl7 each
Cl'y dressed native sides slow IL Gisn1' per ~. Ship
mrnts morrow. iD cattle the Nomalic. equally III
yhled con j. Shamherg g Son mad W Goldsmith.
also 80 ~ beet Tor ~ Morris. Rich.
mond I'm go cattle fpr Sciwarlschd p Sulzbeigcr
Ohco 1916 cattle for y. Morris cabl. advicci quote
refrigerated beef steady nj G@s.c N: American
he lower AZ pigullc
sales sherman 4 culver: kentucky steers 1870 n
Average. s. Is pr 100 n. u DO 1871 No. NJ 81 y: Is
do. 1871 No. 81 -. 10 do. i2s7Gi2n2 n. 81 49, ~
i3i3Q 40 III. 81 10 10 do liGi N. 81 i5 II
Illinois do 2i6 H. - 81 ~ do. 1897 ~ ~ - 90. =,
lucky 1867 H. 81 ~. IL do i2do II. 81 90
DO. 1900 ~ At 81 30. -. ii's ID. at 81. Ii Virginia
1860 NJ at 50 -.
II DO 1875 H. 81 ~. 10 ohio do 1900 10 AT - 30:
II d. il9l H. 81 TO- > oxen. ii9s 70 NJ 81; - do.
ITO n, 81 30: ~ DO. i225 IL. AT 81 10 bulls. i30
- 10 do i25 No. s.. 10 cows lOis H. at 81 10
$. W. sherman 10 Illinois steers ss ii,1 ~ at 'aO.
&cIlsISnn * CO.: \ Kentucky steers, li,n' ID, nt
81 20. 1916 H. at 81 o. q mixed cattle 1883 n.
81 ~. ~ l2i7 N. ~ 81 49, 81 oxen. i2,i to iSn 10
81 GD1Si lo - eco 1895 ~ AT 81 i5ds2 NJ
bulls 800 Ia so H. at 81 l5ms2 10.
Sanders ~ Ohio steers last 10 at - ~" II virginia
do 1i;3 10 81 50: 30 do 1886 H.. nt 81 stays 1920
81 30: Is 1855 1853 NJ at 81 50nS3 80. rs
H. 81 i5n<a 10: bulls MO 70 go 10.
s24$2 ~
Iaienbeck Hollis: bulls. 272 10 at 81 o.: cows.
os5 NJ at :: %: do. $50 n. at 81 % old cows. at
Mich Cows-Reecipts Q head No trading Feeling
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largest in several weeks The visible supply Increased
expected. and The total is now U.s. w Dust
the largest record There was an nS ., III %
Of wheat afoa' Tor Europe oi oi' wv o"', ,
quantity afoat 81 $4,000 bush nterl" i"c,2es
II wheat spring wheat markets to-day Were "ol -
Including Chicago i2tN bush nearly a. "in',r,'
arainst las wirt"!, H,'!p hisl'
aeains; lis 100 bush. s'aboaTd rrcePs' -No-''
nrainsf .a7 bush total 30 iGi bush against Ito
lI.h. exports G,>. bush against ifS >1 bush Dii
IN the selling iesslr" kent up a. UNI,
good Zeal Of wheat for sal the naItet eit
Of Of the lay, ana ~ '-"@so net '-
cline IL seemed day of great deal o ieinZin;
with however good deal f fresh buying IT," gu side &C
the big ""d ~" incr'as" ~ Inc Nsl' sup
ply raising IL 10 the larr figure 'i iIo mere WIS
c export inquiry IN" afternoon al the decline" l"uVJ
bush No red reported Tor export ON pl
sold IL in" elevator ~ 6l'." 'oKN
fhrrs considerable pFessu" on corn oal ana Wls
sold e..iy the onerir~s which were liberal partly
OWING e. the weakness in wheat but particularly on
Cor .rn,rry c1rs The weather was very
loo cold and or There seemed 10 quit"
little long for sale ani the demand was not yrry
i.uoo bush. ard tn" amount al 1ai for Europe increas,
-. bush. cash quiet and lower. "i"" busi
40 i1a. acc delivered l6ooo bush al s,c " u
aioai December = and 600 hush 10 - "+"'' 'l"Na.l
and delivered COCO bush ungrad'I corn NJ 11Tf
delivered. Futures closed .NAlr net doclln"
pATS-Thr market FOR oats quiet ana weaker There
opening H." offerings bean" fairly good and In sym
rathy with the general decline IN other cereals prices
unchanged to Sc net decline. Cash oats were quiet ana
e. lower Sales - nm bush ~ al 3% a.'-c
elevator. do afioa 3ilsc nominal 1000 bush 10 :
white. 3Sc elevator, J.coD bush canal d. 3s.c anIai.
bush No white. sic: 2oHo bush track white at
,aic. 700 bush uagradcd i2i4n3.'.c elevator:
BARLEY Market firm. quoted AZ ga 9sc for y" :; MI
waukco o9a6Gc nneIadrd Western. MALT Market
quiet: tworowed state. 7oI12ic. sxrow'd. '1uS
SEEDS Market quiet. cloyersred quoted ~ SfSo %
and seattle Tor japanese.
We tor comparison :hc closing prices % The pre-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-20
An OTERSCPPLY OF MEATS IN MARhEI'
LOWER PRICES INDICATED FOR THE THANKS
GIVING SEASON.

LOWER PRICES INDICATED FOR THE lhA->N'
GIVING SEASON.
Livestock dealers becoming bewiidereo over
.hs jnconsiderate manner in which shippers are ru'h
ing forward all kinds Of meat on the hoof Jester
day the Slxtiehst sheep-pens and all Of the neish
boring stock markets grooming and depressed
under the excessive volume of supplies MONDAY
is naturally an off day in demand on account {" '"r
extra purchases of Saturday in most families ana
few of butchers could be induced 10 engage any
thing above current wants. regardless OF the eNcep
tionallv low prices which sellers were Wi'lihs To-
accent in order TO thin out their unweldy offerings
In such sales as were made quotations feil 10 Il
ruinous degrees that ought TO teach owners anu
SINNERS better discrimination At the sncrp-pvhs
there were l25 carloads of sheep and lambs Win
the menace of 200 carloads Buffa.o. large part
Of which is likely TO strike this market Iheh
there was the unusual supply of leo carloads OF i've
Western hogs. with $50 also al Buffalo 10 'heSe
nav be added the customary liberal fall RECIPES o.
country dressed pigs. The beef-catne market. to'
which has been a5undantly supplied all along win
GOOD regular deliveries. seriously hampereu an"
INSTRUCTED by the farm sendnSs of dry COWS coarse
steers and oxen the frantic efforts or owners 10
cut down feed expenses.
These inord.nate marketngs demorailzed the eht!,e
tom of dealings Even the live poultry market ieIt
iha effect though almOs; the eve OF THANKSGIVING
week as il fell OFF cents pound. quO'ihs uo""
TO cents for almost any prime lines . .,
sheen sold at Il. 10 %, cents pound I'VE WelSh'.
ex,ros making 3 cents. Lambs 2i2 10 3A cents
choice making cents. Hogs ranged AT 40 TO
s. 20 per 100 pounds; fancy PIGS only cent?.
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lne III snse and close today and clo.lns I'd. u.

N.~set closed steady sf e 10 points adfanc" com
pared with SATURDAY closing prices Tfarseiibr t'7
.4o Total 1856 icO ba.~s N~w ok spot Ha4-s -
day and night oficialy reported For oonfurp
ing up,ands il-lGc. middlng guf. l3lGo. which j.
ilG higher compared with Saurda c.oslns New "ik
receipts l2l3 hars -. ''.r' bales fraho 4,"'
bales forwarded jGl bales sales N bales sinneiH ~
fa.-. slcA. 81. ~, bales Toa. net por fer'ph odaN
40, bacs. thus far this week. iis'lI hacs ENISii
to-day: Britain 2N41i bales France ''.'S ii.''
Continent 1873 ba.ef. Thus Tar This week P''ti
Britain. 43@lG bales. France ISL" bale continent
$40 bales. stock lO3r lh bales
Liverpool cal.c-Spot cotton nrm. sacg. 10000 bales:
speculation export. 1000 bales American "vpl ia'
receipts - go bales American. 1860 bales. indihS
uplanGs 3 i-32d Futures opened hrm a. 2dn"cid a.
n2G3 November December 2G223. December danuaig
2t..s January February zoos February March "lgN-
March April 3U3q3Oi Apfi-May @OJs MAY june ''o''H
3O7 unc-Juy 3Osn3JJ july Angus. 3loo Manchester
Yarns steady: cloths quiet
COFFEE-The II arket unusually dull and feature
loss owing part the close Of the HaHr" marker
Quotations advanced few points On covering 81
received from ilANr" today On
account Of holiday At that place. RIO market nominal
.ychang. quoted II 1915. receipts 400 bags tto'h
2lsVs bags market steady receipts AZ santos, lp"j
nays Santos. 10000 bags market strads al
II 800 refs for grade. Cleared from mo.
steamshiDs Iiebnitz with 2OVO hags. ana Tufquols"
with 500 bags Rio clearances for Tho United states
FOR the United states 20 0O bags. and c!carances NIL
Hamburg market dull. November. CO. pigs; Decen-
GO 20. February 20 20 MaTcn. ~ 90
AnI,l "a. May ,s3 80: June, G5.
Contracts closed II TO 20 points advance sales
bags. follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-20
JEROME PARK DIRECTORS REELECTED.
THEIR HANDS ARE TIED UNTIL AFTER THE

THEIR HANDS ARE TIED UNTIL AFTER The
PROPERTY Is APPRAISED
The stockholders OF the Jerome Park and Villa
Site Company met yesterday afternoon at NO li'
Broadway. The business before the meeting was
the election of officers and directors and resulted as
follows:
Directors, all re-elected-William y. Duer, Theo-
dore Moss. William Il. Travers. charles r. Bahea-
dorf. James Stewart Herbert Satteriee anu peoIte
X Fearing. The directors appointed Mr.. Duer pres,-
dent and treasurer of the company ana CharieS +
Martin its secretary Then the meeting was dd-
journed. Until December 80 the hands OF the dlreC-
tors of the company practically TED TN lnat
date pursuant to notice published by Corporation
Coinsel Clark the city of New-York Will make
formal application to the supreme Couri LOT th'
appolntnent of three Commissioners OF AppId!shl'
who shall ascertain and appralse the Vaiue OF ~
tain property in the annexed district in ORDER thal
the owners of 1t can be properly indeinhieu W..
the land is taken for the proposed new reservoir
which Is to he known as the Jerome PARK reservoir.
The property Wnich has been SURVEYED anu wiz.
IS 10 be condemned. includes jerome PARK where 80
many races have been run and when lot Hiniiy
wears was New-York's favOrte racetracK me
panv are slightly exercised over the proposed con
domination of the park. but. as stated can 10 io,
ing until after the appraisers have MADE thei ltpo'
Although Jerome Parks days of racing are past; !t'
fhere cannot be any true lover of the sport IN New
York who would not feel sorry 10 see the historic
,,se as n reservoir, a commonplace s.praGe ioI
water Long before the ConeT island JOCKEY .up
and Morris Park We're even thought oi; JeIoine
park stood pre-emirently the foremost racing u5ch
anv lover OF the sport who does not renefnper ,s
green lawns is clubhouse, its grandstand' ana we
days when people by thousands drove OUT 10 inc RAIN
ON race days and crowded 1t.
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baltimore NOV io-Flour firm Western super. 81 500
do extra - lOu$2 -. do family, - 1ffS2 10 winter
wheat patent SDuSS To- do. 81 asa 81 80 spring
siraishi 50 .5uSl safes 3Op bhs Wheat steady No
rcd spot and month i9isG59'c December, isa99.c;
January tDi.c bid MAY G5'Suti.c. steamer No req.
sGGi.c Southern sample. iaNtHc. d., grade. y,
ff,;0c stock i.Os9.2.G hrah. sales 1000 bush Corn
quie Mixed spot 5l-c bid year 81 bid. January Ole
bid steamer liked 3ic hid. southern white. i9p1oc,
d. yellow lslfc stock 10000 bush, sales l5Oo0 hush
m xed aSG33,sc stock i9i o54 bush Rye steady. No =
52as3c stock bush Hay quiet and steady >l2 -
asia Grain rrsights trm. steamer To Liverpool
re. quarter I'D November and December. cork FOR
orders 81: cotton per 100 NJ 31c flour do l3c Cotton
unchanged Butter steady. creamery fancy. 2dc Eggs
firm. 23c COFFEE firm. NJ :. l5'gNl3tc. sugar quiet
81 Is Other articles unchanged
Boston. Nov l5-Fiour hrm. Corn easier oats easier
shorts quiet Provisions steady. Butter firm; Northern
creamery 25u2dc. Western, 2tH2'c cheese nrn'i nes
Flour 10 go bhls lo513 sacks corn. 1880 BUSH
cats Is 800 bush. shorts. 10. tons.
buffalo Nov. Spring wheai-Good demand near clos'
ing sales. 5000 bush old No Northern. Duluth T.
,s,i.c New, York December. oONo bush No hard. T.
c dG6i.c: 10000 bush DO ~ G 40 600 bush do. 6Asc
northern G5sc closing No hard. I'D spot 1i'sc. DO
new G7Asc; { tJfsc n Northern Old spot. dNssc
do new G6A.c old 6S'sc. No spring spot. o2A.c
Winter what dun No red track 5sc: do store r'c'
No white dc. NJ . extra red. Do asked Corn
opened nrm closed 20 lower and dull No gel
low 57,sc. NJ yellow. 3Sc. No. yellow o2c
No corn. 53c: No . com 52c; No 1 corn. Ole
on track No yellow. 31iac No corn. 5dlgc IN store
asked Oats lower. demand light. early salcs ~ white
,ic closing 36.c asked. No white. 331c. No mixed
Ryc duh: No . SIC store. SIC track asked. Mil feed
strong. good demand unchanged Canal treghts-Wheat
NC To- New York with ,o-day holding clause.
Chicago Nov. io.The leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-20
cOIruR1A GRADUATE err MEETING.

The Graduate Club If Columbia Co.ege VIII nod
its next meeting in Room No. II Of the Library
Building Friday evening OF this week az $50 CLOCK
A programme OF marked interest has been arranged
and in consequence the usual social hour W." ~
omitted The evening Will be devoted 10 snort dd-
dressos unon topics that should appel, ali uni
versitv Students and the students ana officers o.
the university and of kindred institutions are IN
Viiel 10 attend. ,-,.,.. Ill. ~,
the subject OF the principal address gwen by freS
dent Seth Low.
Nicholas Murray Butter. president OF the National
Eaucatlona Association will speak upon the STUDY
OF Education in America" and Brander Matthew's
viii dwell upon Phase Of the study OF iitera-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-20

Liverpool Nn, ~ ? - p 10 Reef Extra In iil mess
firm - 81 rriin" mess hrm ~ rs 81 F"r. Ir m
nfs.s Vest fine Arm 20 his 81. H. medium firm 90
flui.. short about - 20 iG H. nrm ~
fil.0r 'Iu -.nI - % % ~ frm 80 3is
p 4IOaf - ~ steady Bds long clear mid s.
about 4, - steady a5s cE J. ns and short ccal mii-
- n steady ~ lbs Shouldf.a About u
l. ~ si~nfv - ~. 'i""- American nn.s' whit
and ,ain.Dd steady 40 Sis Talpn Fine Nr"rrln IA
mai 'uffnn-.-f Liverpool frInti Ids
iufr me-. steady ~ % ~ N'sn. common firm
What ~ rel winter nfn ~ - ia. - red spring
20 - Flour. - Louis fancy winter rfW 80 .,
81 r..n mike! Western spot aul g. ia N,tcnb .r
steady ~ 1usd d.. 'mt 10 steady or 81 III. Januar
ff.fir u "a Hops - London Pa r 'oas' firm ~
- i5sHf3 Receipts = wheat for ih' n' w. k from
Atlantic ports - fo quarters from ottr. sources - 80
quarters Receipts II American or ~" last ~" j..
D .4pta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-20
TIRE "II7rLE MOTHEEs" ASK FOR AID

MERRY Christmas In Many Lands. Illustrated by
coat,nes carols gifts and games OF different coun-
tries will be given for the benefit OF the Little
Mothers" the children OF the poor, who have the
care OF their homes and the babies while their
parents are az work. and can. therefore. have no
holidays except those provided by their Ala Asso-
citation; which, beside giving day outings during the
summer provide sewing and cooking schools with
entertainments at Thanksgiving, CHI stmas and
Easter To assist in giving these Happy Days
friends are cordially invited to purchase Christmas
gifts from the great variety displayed in the style
inaicated AT No II Union Square (frst foor), Fiji
9senth-st and Broadway. December r. 10. "A and 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-20
WEEKLY EXPORTS.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NeW-NOik. NoNcmN"l ~. 80
today. owing the surprisingly arm U'nd "' t'
pool market Initial trades here WEI, o ana Il,
vance Of about points on 'hiN p,hr ,,rrro, e,n.nt
points lac months There was iull' ', 80 ,ir,s
aSove satur1ays closing before noon call The c9nr
Of market during The afternoon Wa -,
about 10 points. or within points OIL .c yb s,l~~
q s s sy bae ee 'Th h s. suhen spot
ally l6uisc higher according 10 oh''ln j. m
trov.l fur,her closing with a net advance u d-"li
Private cables stated that the upward uih q, LN, -
was dominated largely by cables SEN from ms sia" "i
anticipated light interior movement this week and gni
a fair portward movement. and me statement Una,
4 only bales the 'io'.rnmeni l1iear ms,@S
cation. misleading. AS The 'hronlelt mas mao j.,
estimate Of the crop but merely quotes the Go''nu'n
bat the crop would b, only 7'Sco bales. against the
generally accepted estimate IN me rae ~ no. r '
biluv for the figures merely states -" bureau
figures and lets the statement =" ioI "nat u s %
indicated Weld was nearly aOorOOr bales below he crop
Actually gathciel Tn" New orleans nhtkr' a. n,'nr1
as much az and - said that heavy buying
orters sen, by New-prleans To lvepooi which -
r1ns,derafIe covering ana II II reported u
Fall River during the last week Indicate nor"
pieces and deliveries 3cs, pirccs sale 5000 pieces
including $500 pieces spot ana 3'-~o igiurrs, l''a
i.l6c for extras Providence telegram reports sales
Of standard cloth a, pa Receipts At ew,OTlrans TO-
20 o97 bales last week and las' bales last year
Receipts at Neworeans f,r i9s week Are m IN a.
ceps the ports for the week are estimated al about
bales last year Receipts at Houston ~ers H"' b'i.s
agans, 10 1873 bales last week 731 bales las, year AMI
soj bales year. The interior movement viii prob
ably BE- quite lisht this "eeh southern 'P,, mafke.s
called firm private d.spat' hes With holders IN
1pening snge and close to-day and cos.ne lids
night and lasiHs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-20

good degree activity reported In jobbng circles
for IrazI coffee but not much doing Ia the
xsv az Invoices The tone Of the market IL steady to
arm on the basis Of I5s.c for Rio No spot W. note
sales u 900 bags No i5isc cost and freight
bsgs RIO No s. l4tsc. Mid coffee was IN
very good demand but without material change IN values
sale u 1880 mats interior ladang spot go
piculs do arrive 23izc. 600 mats Lahhi, on
spot dc and LOO bags Maracaibo. 800 bags Sa'anii
and $50 bags Central American. private terms
FLOUR AND MEAIs-Thcre was good inquiry Tor stun
and with reaction In wheat queter feeling de-
velo,ed although there change In prices The cose
was steady Low grades both spring and WIN
Exporter rather liberal buyers OF bakers extras
Total sales about 47i pkgs follows: 100 bb!s
winter patents 81 and 1850 bbls city mills 1.-TWO days
81 O51ss bulk private terms; 1000 bbls straiehts
hIls civ mills clears 81 20 500 bbIs extra - SO
mills 81 AZ 80 bbls fines. So TO- 1900
ibis spring patents So 55as3 %. 100 bbs straigh,s
81 iOQS3 ~ clears 0Oas2 g. II 900 sacks
Market firm. sales. 200 bags at s2uS2 %. RYE
FLOuR-MaTket steady: sales. 100 bbls AZ 81 U,u%
cORNMEAI~M Market steady. sales 100 bbis. lio,.d
81 sJQS3. BAG MEAL Market quiet me white
3onxl 20. line yellow. 81 2OQS 80 coarse. 81 l2aSl H.
-. .FEED-Market steady Quoted: I40b: '2isn'Iisc
sOa,sc sharps sQsl o. homny chop. Si0xi 05 cotton
meal 9jcq$i 10. oil meal 81 22us 20 city feed 500
GRAIN WIIEAT-The whea, market was active and
higher this morning. There good deal Of wheat
the opening. and. although The offerings were
liberal for time the supply not equal 10 me
mcn action OF foreign houses. who expected
traders be liberal buyers OF futures but really did
very little. Foreign markets were comparatively strong
led by Liverpool which Id higher. London was @f
higher, but the Continent was quiet There was dig
buying by commission houses but there
quite big selling OF long stuff some or the prominent
antss. Northwestern receipts heavy. the
total interior arrivals running nearly >loo0oo bus the
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OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

nno Ny 49,. @ 81, h .s = for e9 same I2
Nes EoTE i5 c r on sa Zoo head Mase opened
~, l md %sium r1es AMI lover f,r common stock
closed dun and wcakcr lor common light and stockers
rs g. f e 9e' cs ports . & Bass ss good
shipping 81 I5a FAR to MEDIUM sc sG", $685. ss. ss
s. at3 3 mixed helfe5 81 1888 30 c2 n
. gs2 No. sT - ,ners sN, oeaSy Tor sooG
'or light Hogs Receipts last "a hours 81 $50 head
%~yk yoas 10 s head on a ~ o head Market opened
ga sss: 81 isS. s5s;y s y Sa. :: ogs.
Workers 81 4ogs4 a. bnt fully sixty ioad' rns.d mat
5000 head total for W. thus FAR 0sc head Sd ibr
n n ,me a'( wyS 40 h n@a on ass head
Mars" opened d"moralizei ani lowe Tor al KINDS closed
.c 90 ;sa s. y, canada lant soas3 10 good
e' ,%mam s,s 80 mixed .beep good & 5Sas 81 g
rnon stock Yards. chicago Noy .cs,,le-Receipts
steer 81 g>, - s'ocser' e.. iisr' H2as5 90 Sows
600, hen. Marhe: srors Heavy 81 55as4 :; som;
:, a. 20 lrht s. 9Sas, 81 rie' 50 75qs % shcep|Re
ceips $3.50 head Market strong Inferior 10 choice si1
:, i~p> 81. o-ca,'Ie- Receipts 1903 head. Marke,
Naiyc steers. % ~ - ~ ST 45a IS, Tcsas steer.
s2lSs Ho.s Receipts {>'3 srrong ara active mar
- pre,aile Tho aga, aycrafea goa ana prizes
F heavy s. 5'psi 20 ed sh, ana MID lo; 81 4oa
$50 had rrces stead, and s'rons Native nzed. 81 %
E.si ii1~'y Pom. No, 10 ce,'lc- .ceg..s libsral
tuye's hoslng m 9ne ReG,s %ii be iSg2sc oswer;
Isl: rough ia s. 5Gqt$ f'r isht siees > 25aSl 80
hsayy msIS, gpr." s% 4 "a t hD we ,9
.rs ami mixed 81 .5ast 20. common - telr Workers
supp, he9sy market dui an q t Sc 90 5oT 81 Ii
c,rmon 5ocaSl ,earlinss 81 HpS2oo lamts. 81 9cs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-20
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS

Galveston. Nov 1e.-Cotton steady; middlins %; w
n,iddlinc as.c; good ordinary 4rc: net and kros =
cspts 81 bales exports TO Great nrain 1920 ~
bales stock. 2lo2l9 bales ,, ,,,-
Norfolk Nov l9-Cotton Arm; mddng . l-lOc; IN
oiJdiing 4sc good ordinary J-l6c net and gross n
cepts ( s,ss bales exports coastwise 03i bales. aA
o1 bales stock corrected a. s42 bales Deduct no.
Sorfolk exports to Great Britain since September
bales .,,r,..
? orGc. mddlng 5isc low mddng SIC; good orinary'
&c net receipts % i9l bales gross. 2io23 a.es er
a., - Goa, britain bales coastwis-. i.cs ba9
saes II 200 bales stock. 3II.l7i bales So
SAVANNAH Nov l?-Cotton steady. mddNrg. 3c' ov
nfdling lc: good ordinary isc. net and x 50 seces
33i bales: exports the Continent 14lt h.les ooat
,ylss os, balss. sales bales stock. i32 'J bales