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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-08

Attention Is called to the unusually
large and smooth class of stock
to be sold at the Norfolk Horse F.X-
change Tuesday, December 10Th. 1885
Besides about $50 horses of all kinds
including some very large and heavy
drafts. and some tOppy riders and
drivers; also a pair of milk while city
broken and trained drivers, 10 be
sold at auction. They Will offer ut pri-
vate sale one fine large Spanish Jack
under full guarantee and three nice
hacks. Also over one hundred choice
mules. ON account Cf having too many
mules We are selling them very cheap.
BE sure TO attend and get your share
of the bargains. 1t
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-08
wnlGur's 1910 MAIN STREET.
second week of Onr Great Dccember
Cicmring Sale of All Winter Goods
fIusf {.2.

Capes. s3.9S, were 81; jackets, s4.9s,
were IS: caDes and Jackets, s7.9s, were
$40; jackets $9.4s, we're sI2; fine seal
plush capes. handsomely trimmed with
jet and fur, $9.9S. were sic. This will
probably be good bye week to ali wraps
as there is only l TO of each style
left" Bed comforts, 49c 69c., 9Sc.,
Sl.7S and sl.aS. worth SO per cent. more;
wool blankets, S1.5o. $l,9S, s24S, s39s,
$40; children's merino vests. &c.. 10c.,
PFC. 17c., l9c., 21c. and Csc. children
wool vests. 25c.. 30c.. 35c., 4Oc., 45c., SOC,
up; ladies' jersey ribbed vests and
pants. lac. 25c., 371ac., Acc, 75c. and up;
gents shirts and drawers, Csc, 39c.,
4Sc.. SOC, 75c:, 81. s1.19, $l25.
nile portieres, umbrellas. kid gloves
handkerchiefs, dolls. jewelry, etc. m
WRIGHT'S, 19G Main street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-08
RaptdIy Approaching.

Nmas is nearly here and to meet the
wants OF the legion OF customers OF
"rhc Caskst" Mcssra. Greenwood e.
Bro. have in stock and duly receiving
lots OF new AHA desirable goods In
gold and silver watches, diamonds.
clocks cf all shapes. brass goods. onxy
goods. lamps. tables. fine brc-a-brac,
leather goods. spectaclcs. eyeglasses
and a choice line OF umbrellas and
canes. TO insure rapid sale every
thing is offered on the very cheapest
margin. You will save time and money
by patroniZing THE Caskct."
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-08
American missionaries M ALnzabur
Reported We'll.

Boston. Mass. Dec. 7.--Thc followiu.
was received to-day by Eev. .Iudson
Smith. Secretary of the American
Board
"Adahazar ladies we'll. CommunIca-
tion uninterrupted The missionary
force at this station consists of Misses
Laura Fnrnhnm. Marion Sheldon and
Susan c. Hyde. Miss Farnham belongs
in Newcastle, Maine: Miss Sheldon In
West Newton. Mass. and Miss Hyde
in Norwich, Conn"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-08
captain Drcnfus Escapes.

Paris, Dec THE lntransiscant saws
it is reported that Captain Albert Drey-
fus, who in January last was publicly
degraded and confined in a fort to un-
dcrgo life sentence for having tlivulgcd
Government secrets, has escaped from
the forts in French Guiana, in which lie
wnS confined
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-08
holdings were principally of preferred

holdings were principally of preferred
stock.
Haven't you n considerable block of
the common stock?' he was asked
Oh. indeed ! have" he replied, 'nnl
l purpose holding 1t. l think the hold
crs OF the common stock are great
deal more frightened than hurt"
The sentiment ON Change to-day APP
pcared to be that the American Tobac-
co Company stock transactions would
AFFECT members OF the tobacco trade
here but slightly.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-08
AmeIie Rivcs Not Seeking "a Titled
Husband.

Richmond, Va. Dec. "A rumor has
been current here that Mrs. Amelie
Itivcs Chanler. the authorizes, wro was
recently divorced from her huSbn nd.
was about to marry Il French Count
Mrs. Chanlrr authorizes the Dispatch
correspondent at kcswick 10 state that
there is no truth in the report
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-08

ing would have consumed several hours.
Sir Julian Paunceforte left the Depart
ment before 1l:l5. Secretary Olncy
himself shortly afterwards disappeared
and his confidential clerks declared with
much emphasis for some hours after
wards that the British Ambassador had
not been ct the State Department to-
day and that the British note had not
vet bcnN rncnivnd
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-08
Como Now.

Be in time for your holiday photo
graphs and portraits. Now is the time
to call at ]. ii. Fabcrs corner Church
and Main streets. All Photographic
work finished in the latest artistic
style. Old pictures copied. Prices
moderate. Fine assortment OF frames
Just received. Call and examine them
no 24-su,5t .
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-08
HAYWOOD 10 HING.

Minneapolis, Mimi. Dec. 1.-THE Gov
ernor has signed the warrant which
hangs Harry Haywood. December 1lth.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-08

HOODS .Snrsapariiln taken a; this
season will make you feel strong and
vigorous and keep YOU from sickness
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-08

Newest Discovery"-Ext. teeth; no
pain. n. Z. D. Rooms. Ennes. 162 Main
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-08
Have You Seen:
Haven't you seen DR.. Week yet?
We Bar Nobody.

The handsomest jcwclry store and
the best line of goods in Norfolk.
CHAPMAN & JAKEAIAN.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-08
sPECIAI rRIcSEls.s q, 81. .. c;ollINsrE@x go
This Week ON Dress si 90 I'M
day Goods j Iust's 'ss !, Sss & 4

I All-wool dress goods WORTH s sE{
Csc. 4 sss
Many novelties at Ilalf
3f1ae. sss. &
Black, blue and fjroyyff syf,sl ;Esn
bouele dress goodsy Troift g
WIN open our Tioltii az Sssil1Ss
week. Tt {, tSNSfS
TIE q, Go ftssorrre Ct rfs iysss sIsa
/. For correct tn in 6ss 81
glasses ei' call on Or. IS
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-08

LEV I'd JsIE y
Modern BargaSn xSi
isS 174 I'M 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-28
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

,,,,,.,.,,s ,,.. -, New-York ) yemheg -. 1875.
sasa 1 ire o and b cars IF The .rNs 'an g
In. steadv fsp s,eers arT oxen. Inls drni Ga yys S
hut mo- qqoaby lower. The Yards were wei CLEARED
Steers so:d at 81 s5a$i u per 100 t. oxen and stays a,
at 81 OF as2 70 ana by The al S70sli each city
dressed native beef sies low AZ 54s4e; Tetes and
European market steady S'sao'sc dressed we
sec ag"rers Of bse fer Essnans Eonpary AID me
carte tomorrow Is cattle ara % sheep
ss:, 81 s pr loo ~ j d. ii5l r. at nv d.
49, ia Il - at IS ao is iii nos TO- Ss b. AZ 81 So
s o. 1927 n at 81 80; i d, l$'s 3 Ii at s. so .,, d.
e e.? r a" 8 r. s's 70 % DO 1880 b.
5as c IS at g . 3 cows ~ 8 &c cow
COZ 3" E S,s ., s''s s. i. ESQ NJ S
5ss h. 10 at T g IS cows. 100 b. at 8 81! r.
d. p at S.si 90 "a q as =. n b & e 81 20
IL s." sa ioos H. at 81 ;o cows e73 n At g %
= d. Do. W H. at s. ~ do $50 to o7o H. al 81 -oQS2
- d. 1 n at = 49, i 3 g. ' ESQ S at 3 M . 80
n NJ V do d. limos steers $50 n at 81 %; 10 do
- j. sfamSerr SON p Illinois s!es g i LIS n s2s7
81 10 juai CO.. Co., bulls. o47 ~ at 50 cows and 7s2
nj H at - Mullen BULL. no5 H. g 90 bull 20 r. at,
i 10 10 4 , "a ss5 H. at 81 ao d. CO n s. 10
DliieuhaCk.
at 81 20. p cars. ~ n. q 81 10.
! Duoey: l.s2p 10. at ~ -. \ DO. LIT n Mt
81 % bun 100 No. at 81 254 cows 90 ~ at 81 5o 10 do
D. Mef:!wee: Is cows 100 H. 81 II: 1850 h.
ualrnbeck & Hollis: bull $50 H. at So 4 bu!ls 7G7
n, 1T %. COW. 800 10 - - ~. IL sic D.
81 ao DO $50 n at 81 90 DO at 50 80 per head DO at
s. 30: % DO. az 81.
7e5 H. 8 10 do $50 H. a, 81 30 DO 'or s. heifcr
ESQ n. at ST.
Ga; fSys at 81 q 20 G per s si rnc O. head
fale Demand active and prices FUZZY maintained on
dunn To- good stock dun md not wanted
sales ranged $50 So head for choice
cows calves included. two three extra cows sold at
SCI each
u McElwec: o COWS calves included. at S2oG$5J per
head: / COW. for Sf5.
J. O. Curtis: 3 fresh cows az S10li $50 per head.
Hailenbeck liollis fresh COWS. calves Included
So JoISiO per head.
: Sanders: fresh cows. SfOdsI5 head
CALVES Receipts 55S head. an fOr the market max
INK with head held YESTERDAY 59S caves sale
Demand fairly good on lght supplies. and prices firm
around. The pens readily cleared. Poor prime
vesis sold sass 100 ~ ohor, DO s. l2GSs -
lead So - '1r'ts 81 erassers 60 15ds3 30.
81 1aL Dressed calves quiet but unchanged sGac for
oiiy dressed 7sfilc Tor dressed. IdGt,c
for dressed ~ calves Sale for little calves
salcn-S Sanders: 30 ,eals 40 N average ~ s. per
100 n. IL ID. i3 No. NJ 81 do. 10 10 M 81 5o d.
ieo No. At So ~ gIassels 2n n. a, 81 81 do NJ
II d. 377 n. AT g. 30.
J. O curtis: u veas ioG n. ut 81 %. s do $50 u,
S. IS 20 do. i5i n. at IS. do 1874 ID. 81 75
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-28
MS PROBd TOY FERIOD CP.

ACTING CHEF CONLIN WILL PROBABLY BE MADE
CHIEF. BIT 1T Is NOT KNOWN WHEN
The six months probation period served by
Acting Chief Conn and Acting Inspectors Cort-
right, Brooks and McCullagh up yesterday.
1t was on May q last that Chief Byrnes
tired and Inspector Conlin was detailed in his
place
While IL has been decided to confirm Conin and
make him Chief. how that action Will be
taken is not known.
The new regulations govern promotions which
the Commissioners have prepared have not yet
been adopted and until they nothing be
done toward making permanent promotions. There
must be competitive oxamina tons. and the
that the highest rating that be obtained IN a
competitive examination by any member OF the
force is 80 per cent while seniority In service will
count 10 per cent Record and experience VIII count
" per
The new regulations provide that the Board OF
Police snail decide what percentage applicant
for promotion is entitled TO for his record and
an officers promotion will practically depend on
the percentage he is allowed for his record and
experience. while the Commissioners have il in
their power to decide the extent OF his fitness
The Comm .ssoners held long executive sess on
Tuesday and had some further discussion about
Acting Chief COnlin was attending TO his duties
usual yesterday, ana would say anything
concerning the subject OF his confirmation Chef
Some friends OF Mr.. Conlin Yesterday morning
sent him a large floral horseshoe. evidently under
the belief that he became fun Chief yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-28
EGAX THE DIVA uITER HERE

Among the passengers who arrived here yesterday
board the White star Line steamship Teutonic
were James F. Egan and Mrs. Egan Egan is the
well-know 1rlshman who has been imprisoned in
England for completely In dynamite plots and ne
was enthusiastically welcomed by a delegation
from the Limerick Mems Assoc alton and other
prominent lrish-Amer.cans The IRISH ag.tator was
arrested in 1852 with John Daily for completely In
the dynamite plots that prevalent at that
time and both were sentenced TO life Imprisonment
fgan was released two years ago. but Day il still
IN prison. The purpose OF the ag.tatOr's visit to
mis- country Is 10 arouse public sympathy so that
FUNDS may be raised for the purpose OF releasing
prisons. " 9
Mr.. Egan said that ne had not yet completed MS
plans, and he Will consult with His friends before
ne does anything He WIN start on lecture tour
ana speak in all the large cities In the country
The New-York Amnesty Association Will Cooperate
with him, and public meeting will soon be held
fn this city. Mr.. and Mrs Egan are now al the
New-Amsterdam Hotel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-28
TRIED TO Ek1ER DIR. HILL'S CHURCH

A PAIR or ALLEGED THIEVES CAUGHT IN
FIFTIi-ANE.
John McGinty twenty-three years cd. and Michael
Donahue twenty-nine years old committed
by Magistrate Crane in Yorkville Court yesterday
morning.
Detective Thomas II. Doyle, OF the East Fifty
frst-st station, duty in the millionaire
district Tuesday night At midnight he watch
ing the Rockefeller house, F!fty-fourth-st. and
Fifth-ave Up the corner above he saw two
fellows standing together. Presently, he
watching them. in fun evening dress came
walking down the avenue. As the man approached
the two fellows they stepped in front of him. Doyle
heard them speak. but did not hear what they said
Then the man jumped 10 side and hurried
down the avenue DOYLE accosted him.
What dI those two fellows want Of you?" he
asked
They demanded money" The reply. 1T is
such as they who are responsible for this reign of
crime. Ii seems strange that policeman Is
on hand when wanted" and the man hurried along
Doyie walked toward the two men. Just then the
sexton of DIR. Halls church came hurryng down
the side street with slppered feet He excitedly
just made an attempt to enter the church They
rang the sections bell If on urgent business
ard tfied 10 force themselves in when he opened the
door.
Doyle then went straight for the men and arrested
y them The sexton identified them.
They refused their addresses The prisoners would
Fay nothing. save that they were looking for a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-28
Opening. range and close to-day.
-. A.-..-. rniD.h, and lasf t.nar flllnM

Market closed steady; october unchaneea 9ne iosn
al nonts advance compared with yesterday c.oSs
vrices Transferable notices. November s2oc iD,
rioc rn,si 50 es $50 bales. Newly ok net ieeeip
81 ha,es. gross ss3 bales Exports; Forwarded
baies, saiss oO2 bales: spnners -O2 bales stoe
n"ies To,ai net receipts today. I5D na1ss ,h" a
,-.ek nc eco bales Exports TO-DAY; ffahSe
M Continert 3G5j bales Thus far h;s Wees
u,,oi, 40 i4s bales France. 3D. l9' baies 1oh.'',,
~, a. stock $40 524 bales Spot cotton quiet vi
-Snoa6 Mddling uplands oFsc, middiing "u'i' o's0
sales aO2 bales. all splinhs , ,e-rs,d a, Full rates
is r 600 bales speculation and ehlor ig" 81 sgS
49,, 900 ba,es. Mdd.ing upah9s. 800
en,Yres opened steady buyers at S,0'e Ge,te isv
DECEMBER 1915 a 1S Apr
Gs5y Apri May 4S4ts: May ADS &
,,iy August 1915; August-septenoei Sous MN"
43os; Jug Yarns quiet and STEADY; cloths guei rc hp
showed weakness in the cary uehnfS, ~
moved up on covering over the holiday to,s n
ms was hanees Toward the close prices broke Sharply
Havre closed irregular al s lamar S. February
$50 March $3.50 Hamburg steady N9y ehnDer "
piss 90 Rio official cables dull at l44Go reis tor
MarS o 7-16: receipts 1000 bags cleared Tor
no ;ad sstes 600 bags; stock 10000 Cleared per
me vr,ncs ii Santos receipts, l9Vo bags
% AZ, 900 bags market quiet al lo-9u res ~,
sock aeE At 15G20 points decline. Sales were loooo
hays AS follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-28
EXPORTS TO-DAY
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

November
COTTON-The Liverpool marke, fairly active in the
way Of spot sales spnners again taking 200 hale 1n
Iet declned "a IL points on the active months
ket somewhat Irregular at the opening; December IN
ssn v but e.e T ese2day n se Of he o~e
pool market held steady FOR while after the qge
over the final Of yesterday on the execution OF
Hers w ' am market .sS off slo points, or to
for January and $50 for March ComIaiaNeE nsS ir
under recovered about points but be-
fore O'Clock about all q this last improvement, vas ~
During the afternoon there was sharp up prices nu
ming up u points from The lowest January ses
up $500 and March up TO s,ec on free Geinanu %
shorts. who feared 10 20 over the Ihshksslr,ns r
market especially as some reports Me re-
ports ana interior points. Private advces from a1foap
also favorable as 10 me SshTLai ,e~f
viii be closed tomorrow owing to the Thanksgiving non,
day Liverpool will be opened usual and IT Is ousn
abroad 1wng pebanseS Mcbe and charleston were e
steady contracts at about op prices Ws i sales
changed but other months oG p norris for the week
are estimated at about 2I5O bales against 2O1di4 last
week and 800 4ig at y az 900 to- So6 bales against
Glib last week 1898 last yeaf aid 80 Il 1
g ss a ssa a$ss f ef BS
slo7 las, year Ga al ' gensf , and D.
savannah 3 III bales against tG and "a CnaiieSn
o1$ s"ss sS sss ann e$s Memphis 2os against
SS20 and 1851 Houston. 33ia bales agahss af
500 bales against 14s27 day last year
We gave yesterday satentnn vl ri, co,op Exchange
T The crop Of 1896. These estimates range Tom
g. 80 geo bales $4,000 an average OF es
mates made by members Of the Cotton EXcnange IRON
1859 70 inclusive 1t NH he seen py iod of Years
n&sred has been under actual crop with the eXcep
lion Of the crop is929S when the average Was @
- 600 bales above. In the annexed table the last te
ciphers 0o~ are omitiea; ., Actual
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-28

coo -, ius, sqsn., 81, Ti6 hush last year: winter
l1IJ iusn a..ns, ~. i0i bush. sea~aid receipts
;coc5 asa.ns, 7oaa1 tush' t9.s LIN ''s npnl
IL Ol. hsh The OF wheat after oclook Was
active prices declining the lowest quotations OF the
dav under tho LIQUIDATION closing at the decline at ?u%c
ne " moderately active. pnt lower
with futures Sales for export. $4,000 bush. including
\ un lush rod wheat private terms: 1900 bush No /
No, 10, Pc over December. b ah"at. carly lecein
Der eenbei closed Gil4c; i0oOJ BUSH private terms
Northern wheat, private terms 40 =
rol vac ouoted AT 2izc December IN store.
90 he market for corn quiet during the early
the weak AMI fairy active win
Tho ,..line There seemed 70 De consilrrable
the market ana prices ieil OF
easily with the Increased trading Receipts west were
good and prospects II large arrivals eserted depess
The absence Of active local cash demand
f5r some dayV have had nfuencr on the de
cline The the lowest. nj ish,gc net loss
Cash corn moderately active and lower, wan Sis
( O.o bush terms, delivered. 2iVtl bush At
an, { @ afloaf spot 5000 bush. 3ossd363.c o b
o11n next week December; $4,000 bush yellow corn
AT 3s.c o afoat and 7.OJo bush kiln dried 3-c els
Vator Tie interior receipts Of to-day were ~ 900
bush against 10000 bush last year; eNpp U.s., so|oo
hush aCains; 5000 bush. .OATS-The market was
1ui hut weaker to-day. largely due TO tho declining
tendency wheat and helped by the liberal interior
rccets Il cash cats apathec local trade and absence
OF dr.lers owing to the hoh"iy' ne 'i"s+
was quiet ~ s0i,c net decline TIE marker Tor cash
oats was dull ard steady. Sales were 4apl nusn, as
follows. GOO bush No at 23c elevator; 2Vn bHsh ~
bush rejected mixed 2lc. ole' stor NJ Whlte "als
vrcr. o,icd M 2fa2lItc BARLEY-The market con-
n,,or y rlnaly dull and featueiess A. 39pih FOR the
entire range. RYE MAXI nomnay UNCHANGED 81
NE. Observation-Disclosures steady at h'spii'ic IN
The quotations to-day the closing prices Cor the previous
day closing prices for the corresponding date last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-28

oyo, december and viii not be delivered out The erov!
," o., L,sv. t,at h. will not deliver oui "ny 90.
.o,tbc,, Su I'd himself deciar,d tnat We oeiiv'
c,iae would he nlGe that hey nee1 In' lyl", ~
"a .tat the, expected lose J"vW Uishsis ~ ln's
taar - the dhS
i the llqudsOn r. deGt 70 the appr-A's 49, ~.
,,rf.t inst a. TIE close aie0 vas r'Psr' ~ " tssn
10, no suicide OF the veteran speculate ii ~.
~ Niiwalee had heai partly the itsnl, ~ '"S J" ING
-, ,n,rt., n vumo probably wiih"n' "'y ',H- -
~, - 81. vye,kre.s and ~ ue IecemDfr seinhs ~"
80 .,dhr ant the December May spTea1 'i'snsy IIss
o., a greaf of OF pf3fasri0ntl ssili.s .n s,
rrobativ . OoD,oO bushels ~ moor uh,s'a . -.
d,,rret Under tho put rrc. ana e'"sre '' ~
nn.rsA az "a cents between ~ am 80 -. -.
ai~'.d A ~ cents sellers. The news 'fV' h'""' ~
- - Istst. ratIes VIC little hSnf.. ne oili a.
- The WORLDS wheat shir ments sn"el W." ~
M ori is0 nyo bushels Instead 81 9'"p"" D"'''N -
estimated last Monday. 1919. doityerles .. cen.
e.-.- srd thc Nav .. NoN"n''t =. .
r,n,s Terenh.r AZ 2GE cents. January Az ~ "ag
a, ssr. ,e,ts Tn. nearby Ge.ltcrS ~ cor" w.. -, p.
a.. Elevator peylc notably ty Arm ~ '",s -
~ v,st was FOR larger fccsirts IN Drc'hps' ~ ~.
.tc,a,or selling was based tnei. ~ 80. '"
,h.a, aNec,eS corn % fid the app oa'hlns
nats ioe, 4. cont. There was some sril,"s -
aa, 0s,s also feit he Influences which pr'hohha'eo
LARGE receipts Of hogs West made we es,, e'zsoa
,s@te, po.< let 10 cents lard AMI rlbs r 1910.
ysrs 70 go logs mere. The esimae f'r Th''S'" vas
-. 4oO'o Prices were cents Lover. III. .. co.. 4,
Pit ~ Ma. wheat olosel At sa', cenis ca"s -
COiL csnts Puts May corn were - ''"s' ''' -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-28

A., D. a, tho WOOL sales to-day 1880 halss
,,ere rf,red The offerings averaged betr u h $780,.
- ~. attendance q Buyers Was lafsr' Wv 49,. =
80 .nirt@d throughout. and Yesterday tAsS ~"
faned The tendency u Ausira'asian W., 80. sss.:
"a 1rsvyfns cross rods ahi i'Ii'.9 -
eg.,iy ,sken ID Yorkshire operators pur'l.s,"s -.
rr,r,.,s vsss some demand from Amefca', arr
- ,,.-rr sns crnssbreds afre f1"elri ny 49,.
hvere AT full rates The coniln MAI pu,' - X 60
,att..aiy Trcre was a fair gnONlnS OF ~ -.
Hone ana Natal wools. which 500 s'eA'N ''''
80 he sal.s and prices oaalp". ,osa,. "a. lob.
s1,,th Wales LOO baies sc)ui-i -. 80.
on, oleces iidHis 40. greasy. ftFS'4H' ''"S "''
p'00sesn.lans $50 bales. acoured '.a1ls 81 80
and pieces 6iadais ID. greasy "'''' 0N'
4i4Q7iad 49, . .,r,a ss.aals Gi.d: locks md
pieces AUSTRALIA. LOO bales secured s'sdai' greasy
Zealand 400 bales. scoIr.' GU ,, "a
ard pieces 7iaQ9'b greasy. 5]p''sd' ''NS ''' ''"
cape Of Good Hope and natal 400 bales '*'
ais I'd. greasy. iatff,'.c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-28
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS

Liverpool. Nov. % 3:45 p m-Beef-Exira India
dull los: prime dull SIS Cd Pork-Irme
Western fine dull at SIS. do medium dull at AIS Cd
Hems-Short about u TO 10 n. dull Mt AIS. Bacon
Cumberland about 2s 70 80 70. 2ss ca short
RIB about % n. dull at Sis .ong clear m.ddles about
dull 2sS Cd: long and short clear mddes about
Is No. easy 2ss Cd shouldersAbout IL Is n easy
ass Lard-Prime Western spot steady 2ss Cheese
American finest white steady az AS do coored steady
at ass Co;tcnseed o.l-LiveTpOOl refined dull lis 3D.
Spirits OF turpentne steady 2Os 80. Rosin-Common
STEADY Is Tixd. WheatNo red winter hIm al ~ "a
Flour-St Louis fancy winter firm AT IS 80. CornMixei
spot steady 81 3D. November steady at 3s "a
December steady Is Al January steady al Is 27.d
Hops al London-Paolnc Coest steady at 45Q55s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-28

Baltimore Nov 2I-Flour quiet: sales. l25 bbls Wheat
dull: No red spot and December 0i2poissc
May esE.q0el.c steamer No red dlisaGl%G southern
$50 coo BUSH sales C1O bush. Corn weak; mixed spot
and November "a. a3i1.c; November nsw or old sig
3i.c. wear 335.d33a.c: January 333sM33hc February
335,054c: steamer mixed s2a,a327sc southern white
334 d34i.c do yellow 32a4 43iisc; stock .p,O1o bush
sales Al bush. Oats firm; No white Western, $40
23sc; No mixed DO 22G22zc stock 2o3eoo bush rye
Inactive: W = 4M4ic nearby; i6Giic Western stock.
Toe 600 bush Hay Hrm. Grain freghs firm. Cotton
nominal mlddlngs. SIC. Coffee DUH l.c Other articles
unchanged
Boston Nov 27-Flour dali. Corn steady. Oats quiet
snos quc. Provisions steady. Butter dull Northern
amery 23a23isc; Western. 2l422c. Cheese hrm;
Nc.thern lUi5Mlic Western 9flOc. Eggs quiet; East
ern choice 22a23c: Western and Michigan 2lG2ic.