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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-27
the EIELp OF mas NAG.


The San Francisco Chronicle points
out that the iorty.iour stars now In the
field Of tbs American nag present a
very Jagged appearances, AMI suggests
that there does not sSem TO DO any way
to arrange them Ia equal rows; nor
will there 10 any uniform arrange.
msut while there Ia tho expectation
that ths number will DO shortly IN.
creased. In this connection 1t is stated
that no change can be male until 1890 q.
a. the law requires that additional
stars shall DO added only on the Fourth
Of July succeeding tne admission OF
new states. Ia all probability Utah,
and perhaps New Mexico, will DO al.
mitIed next winter, which will In.
crease the stars In the field ~ iorly.six.
But oven then there will be almost tho
same itregulariiy, though the field
will be- m jro nearly filled up and will
appear less Jagged than now.
The suggestion Is made that forty.
eight stare could be arranged 80 a. pre-.
svnt a perfectly regular appoaraneS,a ud
this number will be- reached when All.
zona and Oklahoma are adm ttci. The
ideal number, however, IL placed NJ
forly.nino stars IN the Held. Then,
Cup, down, anu diagonally, there
would DO rows Of seven, the mystic
numbOr." To complete this arrange.
ment II is stated that, rs ALASKA hardly
eau be considered p ssible state, II
might DO added to Washington ~ oven
10 California, aud with the Indian
r0IritVry admitted, tho whole alaiI
could DO satisfactorily arranged, and
the limit Ot states In tho Union uo def
nitoly fixed at ioTtynlne. 10 Hawaii
should DO received, the number could
be retained by proper partition Of the
Indian Territory.
The suggested Arrangement aud
limit appear to DO very good, provided
there IL no. much Increase In the area
VI the United States beyond iIs presen,
prospect. Ru. the possibilities in con.
uoction with Cuba, Canada and Central
Amol lea that may arise Within the
next hAlie0nIury render It impruha bic
that the government Ot tho Uniled
STATES will agree to any uniform ".
rnnsemenI OF states aud stars which
even by implication may be inter,
! UFptpI "a inca. that IL Ira UuNtN ina
bounds NJ ID, hnhIlati1u."
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the extensive cal nud iron deposits =
that section. From there II ~ 81 come
direct t1 Sdt LsSo city. The cost o'
construction l. estimated 10 DO under
au average or $4,000 pct mile. Tbe
capitalization " Si,OO0,OOO 10 divided
into shares Of slOtAch, payable NJ The
rate " nGy ccuts per month. ln order
70 prevent Two road falling into tne
hands O' synilctlos 70 combinations 10
igrCgs aul m,ll stocsbDl1tfs, 20 is pro-
vIdrd tina. no uHarshllisr can sub
scribe ipr or hold more than Two hun.
Iru1 suatcr. A utih8t provision IA
made iu tine 1ricI,s OF Incorporation
thpl the road pauuo. uc ONE iuyUlyei
ln iu t--lne u2ml,ny c1un.t issle
Bonfs0s borrow money on mortgages
OF irubt deeds.
At the time Of the inception % the
scheme, several months ago, tho News
gave "a detailed abatement OF the plan,
ny which /, vas proposed that tho
poJplc, PRIMARILY rlilwsy omployosi
bu, alsJ inclu Ing businuss mou, me
chauics HUI oineri, could enter into
tho work IN cooperative fashion, anu
construct tue road. AZ pte'ent the
r0moters arc just ta ting iu
practical operations, hence there IL M
gtcA, showing 20 b. mhI. yet, although
,omc i've thousand shares, represent.
lug $4,000. siys Dir. Vfami1, were
iubscuUrd tor before hu lcIlSan Diego,
IL IL but i've weeks since tue pfe,imi.
nary examination u the route wR'
made, suu a. San Diego AMI Salt Lake
are the Iermini, thu work OF canvass
ing ut both places marks the com.
mgHcoment of operations. The inteu.
ton Ia 10 secure Subscriptions TO tn,
present amount Of the capital stock
before aaking any payment; aui then
tnosu are 10 be called Tor, representing
an income ot $4,000 per month, and
actual construction begun ut once.
Itis fair 10 presume that the gentle
mon named will be listened 70 will
Interest In their advocacy Of the co
operative San Diego, Pacific Rn'
Eastern railway, by business men
railway employees and oIburs. Sure
ly there will be no neoeessii!
In this community TO argue unol
the advantages Of cooperation a.
principle, Tor lhs situation here pre
'ebls examples OF some Of the lnr'e'
aud most suoceSsiul cooperative iaatl
tutions aud accomplishments that has
been inRuguratrd. A. 10 tho othe
prospects Of the proposition, lhcro
no DOUBT these will be- olcssly inquire
into and carefully weighed. Tho In
por,ancs to thlS section Of railway COZ
necli5n with southern California " .
thoroughly cOmprehsnded that az
practical, feasible, and we'll direote
scheme to that end will not TAIL to r,
crive due consideration on its merit
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MORMONs IN CALIfORN A.

The San Franulsc, papers have
boon giving contlderable attention OF
late to tho LaiIor.day Saints In their
California mission. with regard TO
theae references It Ia pleasing to state
that there Ia a manifest dlspolltlou TO
deal fairly by the Mormbn-, and while
inaccuracies appear In tho publications
they are Of n character which do not
indicate n desire to mlsrepreaent.
Among the papers to thus motto the
WORK Of missionaries there are the CAL
ami ErdmiHor, which have been quoted
from by the news. aud the Chronicle,
which has an article Ia It's issue Of
Tuesday, June 20, the opening para
graphs Of which say:
The California mission OF the Church OF
Jesus Christ OF i.attoT.day SAINTS, know
as tho MoTmons. has moved H. lOca ion.
Tho sunday services arc now held at
CalanthB Hall, 800 MArkctsito0l, Instead
~ Va Mission street, between liiih aud
sixth. ns formcfly.Ths mission hhs boon
further reinforced by u very cookbook
ing young Elder, II. :. Tanner, who Do
president Ut tho California mission. Mr..
/ Tanner II tall, dnrk.haiT0d aud blue.
| eyed. lilo has broad shoulders and
very frank, honest face. The ministers
| Of tho city are rath0r taking him up and
extending To him tho glad hand Of
btotheTly welcome.
Tho congregations nj tho little Mormon
| church run from forty to seventy
/ There IN a Sunday school a. 1880 a. M,
and services lat . pm. and 40 p,m, since
| Ildor Tanner came there have boon
/ about twelve converts. Usually Elder
| Tanner breaches At the services, but Oc,
casionally some Of tho other Elders tako
/ turn.
Al the now converts have to DO bap-
/ tizod, oven Il they have already gone
\ through that ceremony Ia another
church, for tho Mormons believe In the
/ apostolic succession aud only those whO
| have the proper sort OF authority from
God are permitted 10 administer baptism
The article further reci,ys particular,
regarding the calling of missionaries
and the methods employed In Cal
if1rnia to get their message before lhs
people. Altogether II broalhss spiril
Of kindness and courtesy which vii
bo highly appreciated by the Saints
and which suggests that ~ Intelligent
newspaper men are brought In i'm
mediate contact with Mormon ElIerf
they become, as Is usually tbs case
with aCqusintanoes, Impressed with
the feeling Of sincerity Rui pun,
Christian love that impols the mis-
slonaTies to 40 forth anu proclaim th,
Gospel freely Tor Ine salvation Of mau,
kind. Aud tnls5 lsldora who hav,
tls privilege Of p aoing before thu
people, through newspapers 49, well "a
other means, Eutheutio information
regarding the true Gospel pFoclAime,
by the Laller.day sslnIs, without Ia
yukiug unnecessary RutnBuniBm o
engaging in Improbable disputes, aru
to no commented IN ,mb aolng a
opportunities thus utlrTpu.
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1nG Co.OptR,IiyE RlILwAg.

Messrs Geo. w. Nr man gui John
c. Long are buHy engaged ia this
city on the scheme to CUn'Iruc,, on the
cooperative system, arailway between
ibis city and the port Of san Diego,
California. Sir, Long Is discussing
the matter with business mon, while
MI Woman takes up the subigct with
the railway employee. TIE latter hell
q meeting on Wednesday eveulnl,
aud viii have another ON Fuday
evening TO further 81. cIss the PROPOSE
ton, The route Of tue rcaI ~ sug-
gested 10 nurlhonsg from san Diego
through suyerAl fertile California
valleys, then across thu M1haYr
desert Tor about Sky mlirr, ana
through mineral region IN Nevada
to southern Utah, where 4. Will reaeu
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-27

u lay in the hearts {; the children n
sure foundation Tor belief In the Gospcli
T. advance and carry the divine mes.
cage to the uttefmost paits n the
world, thus growing In strength sud
IN faith and IN knowledge, clarifying
the Son Of Cos, IN whose service the
modern Prophet aud Patriarch brsvely
rAve ihelr ILIrs.
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an OriNIoN .iyrN.

Recently Mr.. J. y. Thomas, Of
North Dakota, visited the Shenandoah
Valley, Virginia, and after carefully
examining the country located In
Winchosler, hn writes 10 NJ. v. Rich.
ards, Land sud Immigration Agent,
baltimore & Ohio Railroad, Baltimore,
Mary land, as folloUs: 81 have bcsu
In behfiy every state ana territory ol
the Uniiei States, aud am frank In my
opinion tina, this valley surpASsss Al
other sections In the Union. The
lands are low In price, Snd pioducS
profitable crops. ! thank you for dl.
fectlng me here, and solicit lhosr seek.
ing pleasant anu profitable homes tC
locate In this country"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-27

All membets OF the Tuicnrora 40
cisty are earnestly requested 10 nt,eLd
a general meeting 10 be held Inursdhy
evening, June ~, nj Grand Amy
hall, Oh Second south Street. Buslue'a
4 Importance TO the slcloly AMI the
Democratic parry.
FISHER HARRfa,
GTAud 5AUhom.
II. 7. BAIL,
Big Medic ne Man.
/. l.. wELCu,
Keeper ni Nampum.
q. W. POWERS,
Senior Sycamore.
o. p. ARS0Lp.
a. G.. EwiNu,
WA. MCQUrES,
a. q. NURErLL,
4. J. MORAN, BAgamores
W. n. BIRD,
a, a. 6IEsuN,
Henry HARSE3,
j. ". LE1CuER,
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Tic rrsrhtr Evrsrs1 Ntwa q rln. ',.'l .'..I
fuHlaY excepted. NJ corner NnHlh anu la''t '''f
ftfrata. SOLE IhtU city ....,... 80
O'Clock. ....,....f
m TussIHy ma FRIDAY OF pHah uuUA.
Tbo ur.rurf WHISKY Go magazine iorm De- 900
ushsl ever Saturday
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MONEY TO LOAN.

IpARGAINs IS REAL ESTATE, STOCKS
Is bought aud sold. nuucy - l0Au ~
r6asona6.o ratcs Taylor uros., No. % Main
Street
1IoAy ONLY Ny OWN MONEY, HENCE
grant spOeisl nutiuuH, wish uu delay, 10 CON
uIssiops. no ADVERTISING yuur wants, NJ tgs'
lem company % deal with, no thifd party lp
NE III tbo loan will DO wtgl one Individual
Russell L. TRACY.
tqnndIO Commercial Block
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FOR SALE OF EXCHANGE.

NOR CITY PROPERTY 100 ACREs oF
nrst.c lufsa farming land, well fenced,
Yarns aud cultivated laud All around u
AIgut A mile from tOwnsite recently lWd
Out 10 l. situated about three miles from Voc
toxin M HiurkiOut, bingham Couuif lnnhp
vii aell at very reasonable luImh or exchange
those Who deere 10 go intu farming Apply
ht a NJ street,
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Buy I'll your moIieiGes At Godbs
Pitts Drug 90.
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RETTUB.

Rest butte, 20 cents Mound, six FOL
81. 90 ut Barusl.Hardy 60.
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CIT, pubssrihsfs vii Kindly uotlir ) r. Dunbar,
lsifcaililrl, Of sny irfegu'aIiJ 30 NE d'hroy "
eeif papers
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Evils % @LYE
!svli'ti o.! gfi. 20.
HtATINIrnH

Tho tf.onastpni Jilr.
600 made Uu|iLu other
Iyu,Ii being uno pow
rtrauI paced can
wish removable ~. un
|1ulrnlH mo HlWaFf
NF COR UnU. n..
akH one tct pyT'II,utd
Hard 7n'p IN lH minutes
tyI Hfb t',HI. I,istrp
Iur cleansing waste
i''rfs, 40 lntectlurSinEs,
olus'tst UlunuIug pHintA.
ltt.ya lafrgia washing
trrcs andtilliuRinsc
Tor cuEluorrs and mach.
lulsts'ufcsi fOrpaiutsrH,
i"rrmoyo oll, paints,Oie
!zlgA eALT N'y'3, co.
Geu'l Agents PIMA. ia.
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A'Nl N' N.'N HNhhH hhA AhNN NiluNf
atold reliable Godbe PitIs Drug Store.
=. Il. BSsiurd, 0t Carthage, =. Dak.,
sayI: "Patas' Sure Cure oACels all
other medicines tor rheumatism aud
urinary Disorders. For sale by T.. j..
I'm s. Co., Rud Nolden JuIson Drug
Ga.
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Are the pride OF al who wear lhen
You are assured that the best d.ostI
men in Salt Lake City wear them and
ENJOY perfect com'or, and the sense Of
being well.prcssed in consequence.
Perfect fits for alp Yes. We can
guarantee that easily, with our large
stock, and every pair is made up from
fine, handsome and durable material.
Keep up your trousers, not only WIKI
suspenders, but by having them always
new, whole, handsome aud shapcly,
The surcst and cheapest way to sustain
your pants handsomely IS to pick them
from our grand trouser aggregation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-27

Tho Srvs 10 on sale 81 thr principal Hotels NrTf
Stands and on aii passenger uaini leaving We '1
ttsr . D. m dAiIy,
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effective way n. 1898.
Leave Arrvc loaVc Arrlve
falt Lake, Gar0CId. Garfield. SAT- laaAe
$50 am ss.51 o. on. 90 .l % m. =. 20 y. M.
lu.UU r. u. 8.t4 %. boo. a.. b. iu. = ~ o. m.
400 D. m. on o. m. tiu j., m, $50 ~ u.
600 - tn. 6.iO o. m. 500 ). 90. $40 j.. M.
sDaily except suniay.
Music by ONunH orchestra every
afternoon and evening. Depot, cor.
ner Fret South ana Fourth West.
Fare for round trim 50 c.uls. CITY
ticket Ulllcc, aOl Main street.
ID. r.. hurley,
Gonl. Agi. Pass. Dept.
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Mr. ID Wiley, ,N.pOs.mtst8t. Black
Creek, \, Y, was ~ badly afflicted
win ThuumaIism that no was only
NhIa TO hOUbio around with canes, ami
oven then It caused him pr0at pnin.
After uslpg ChnmbVrIaln's Pain BAL IN
hu wae 20 much improved that he
threw away hls Games. He says this
Iiniment d d him more good than all
other mediriues and treatment Tut
together For sale at o. ceu's PET
bottle by druggists.
MT, W, j. FRhoy, Ut lie hoy, y. y,
rnyt "HAye tried my cough cures.
Parks Cough Syrup Il tho only Que
that help, me. I know II IL the bssi
Cough remedy" For sails by f. J.
Hill& Co., anu Nglden JudsOn Drug
! GU,
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GARFIELD nEsom TRAINS.

Whom Baby was sick, We gave her caforla.
when shr w4ga CHllI, She rrirl Cor Cas'orlh.
when 'he became Mi,' she clung TO Cas,1rll.
When slg had ClllIuu, she gays them CastorlA-
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sntseribots changing thoIr place oi residences
th1uId always give former - we'll - pf'.a"' a''
trOaA
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WANTED.

lNyEUY ONK 10 Know THAT ~ ARE
~ buying and selling more new and second
IApd ya1Gs than any other house Ia tie west
Al. Weber gO1 2lJslll, state ~,
HAyE YOUR ,Es,rOpLS, CREASE
traps. water closets ana yAJds Cleauui
GV the OiurIrss sanitary Company, All WORK
Thoroughly uislnfeOtod. .-.......,.
UFflCE " MAIN STREET TELEPHONE
so, 90
A Girl. ron GENERAL HOUSE. WORK
n Inquire also. siJ souIh second Hast 81
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riJmoap f5f slbIIIIpiI11 iI-iI' 20 'l7'7'''
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HONE ION REIIREO fAMlLY.

IoMFOWrABLE HOUSE NNp TllREh'
quarters Of an aero OF thoroughly CNlt'
yatcd ground, choice fruit trees, ETC., NJ RAN
City, weber County, for sale rheap. or VI.
trade for properly near THIS CITY Apply u
q. q, THIS Oulcu,
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Chicago Dental ParlNlS

Can extract teeth without pain now method.
harmless AZ water, sut of teeth, $500
Bridge work, pin tooth. 50 gI Twenty, two d,
gold crown. ihtl. Logan crown, fl,UO buld
hllnE 40 up silver h.c, tumtut Csc
Al work % eastern prices. Come and le
onynrod. " state street tut iak ttlty.
Birmingham state herald., 1895-11-26

have decided boom. May corn opened at 291kc, and sold to 29Ac where it closed, h@ Ac higher than Saturday. Cash corn was in good demand, especially for No. yellow, and prices were firm.
 The old complaint of dulness and inactivi- ty was heard in the oats market. With wheat and cofn higher, oats naturally made a corresponding advance, but there was no higher than Saturday. Cash oats were steady and unchanged.
 Provisions-Offerings in products showed a reaction today, and on very little buying there were advances though moderate. The incentive to curtailment of offerings to buy ing were found in the stronger wheat mar ket, and in an advance of 5c in live hgs Closing prices were 1219c higher than Satur- day for May pork, Dc higher for May lard and 50712c higher for May ribs.
 The leading futures ranged follows:
Birmingham state herald., 1895-11-26
Our Merchant Tailoring Department.

Good tailoring at moderate prices That's the basis of our business. No better garments than OURS for the mon- ey; no larger or more complete stock to select from. Every detail of the making, trimming. finishing is carefully looked after.
Birmingham state herald., 1895-11-26
THE MARKETS.
THE LOCAL MARKET.

Corrected daily by J. H. McCary company. wholesale fruits and produce commission merchants, 2019 and 2021 Morris avenue.
 Fruits and Produce. Potatoes, per bushel, GO to 65c Onions, per pound 1% to %. Bananas, fancy Jumbo punches, T25 to $50; choice punches, s1OO to s1.25 medium. soc to S100. Lemons, fancy, 360s per box, S550q4.50. Apples, choice, $1.75 to $2.00.
 Butter. Fancy Jersey, 20 to 22c. Fancy country, 15c. Mixed country, 12hc. Old, to 6c.
 Poultry. Chickens, large flyers, 15 to 17c; broilers. to 10c; cocks, 15c; hens 25c. Ducks. 20 to 25c Eggs, 17c.
Birmingham state herald., 1895-11-26

94s shares, and of unlisted stocks 76S63 shares.
 New York. Nov. 25.-Money on call closed at 2h@3 per cent; last loan at per cent, and closing offered at - per cent. Prime mercantile paper, Al305 per cent. Bar silver. 67ssc.
 Sterling exchange was steady, with actual business in bankers' bills at $4. .S764.S7A for sixty days and $4 s9 g4.s9A for demand; {; posted rates, S4.SSl964.90: commercial bills, S4. .s6A ai STA.
 Treasury Dalances-Coin. ss2, ,976, ,s3s; cur- rency, $9s. .4O3.1I2. Government bondswere quiet.
 State bonds were dull.
 Railroad bonds were rirm.
 Silver bullion at the board was neglected.
Birmingham state herald., 1895-11-26
Chicago Change.

Chicago. Nov. 25.-.Elevator people were unanimous in their desire to buy December livery a tritle scant. Under the circum- stances an advance was not unreasonable, May sympathizing fully with the nearer de reached the r"calls"- there was rather pe- remptory buying for the account of promi- ing The strength was not conspicuous dur- ing the morning, although fairly firm tone was noted. Higher Liverpool cables caused q slight advance at the opening. the gaiii being well sustained until the latter improvement took place. notwithstanding opened fr6in 6ois to 6ossc. advanced to BiNc, closing at 6lhd6lhc. %c higher than Satur- day. Cash wheat was firm and hQ1c per bushel higher.
 The corn market derived benefit from the strength of wheat sufficient to make slight fractional gain over Saturday. It was not that any particular inducement was held out to buyers, but rather that bulls expected to receive some advantage should wheat
Birmingham state herald., 1895-11-26
In Wall Street.

New York, Nov. 25.-The industrials were more prominent in the dealings at the stock exchange than for some time past. and these stocks figured for 900 shares in grand total of O3,SO6 shares. The activity. how ever, was at the expense of values, and de- c3ines ranging from ss to 3 per cent were re- and liquidations. accompanied by unfavor able rumors, were the factors at work. In The case of Sugar the story was that con Gfess will take up the question of the differ Fell from 9ess to STA on dealings of 3.2O0 shares. Tobacco dropped points to S0la. on reports from the west that competitors were cutting into the revenues of the company. About SS.OOO shares of the stock were traded th. Chicago Gas, on the details given out of She reports of reorganization, fell to 6las. l6,- SeO shares changing hands. The companies are in Athe Pitt-Barrow's injunction case, which was filed today. but it gave no n- Formation as to the plan of the Flower Olcott company. Leather preferred, on sales Tor the long and short account declined to 6eA. the lowest point since the present bear movement was inaugurated Distillers sold Town to 10ls and Leather common to I0h These stocks closed at or near the lowest of cent. The railway list cut a1oof from the Shdustrials and was firm to strong through out Favorable influences were the absence % gold engagements although shipments are looked for Wednesday. Prices improved anywhere from A 10 l2s per cent, the gran gers. Northern. Pacific preferred. Manhat- westerns being most prominent in, the rise. lh the final dealings money on call worked a lptle close and transactionsswere effected at Sper cent. A report was also current at this time that the various city banks would turn fA gold to the sub-treasury this week. The Tamor could not be confirmed. Net changes tn the railway list show gains of Aq1as per cept Northern Pasic preferred leading
 4rcgated 1901, 900.
 The sales Of listed stocks aeRreRated 126-
Birmingham state herald., 1895-11-26
New Orleans.

New Orleans, La, Nov. 25.-sugar--Open plantation granulated, 8 13-16G4Ac: choice white. 3iaM37sc; choice yellow, 8 3-16Ql31ac: seconds, 2l.Q2lsc.
 Molasses-Open kettle, choice, 27c; com mon. 17c. Centrifugals. strictly prime, 10c; syrup, 1S422c. s.t-se. a.as- l.s
Birmingham state herald., 1895-11-26

loaf, 4%c; standard granulatde, 7-16c; con- fectioners' A, 4%c.
 Rice was steady; fancy was nominal; prime. 37sQ41sc; fair, 27sQ3Ac; common, 20
Birmingham state herald., 1895-11-26
High wines were steady at $1.22.
New York Cotton Seed Oil and Sugar.

NeW OrK COCtOn Seeu OII Hnu ougHr.
 New York Nov. 25.-Cotton seed oil was slow and steady; crude, 251aG26c; yellow 286284c.
 Coffee options were steady at 5110 points s14. 20a14.25; January, s14O0ai4i0; February, $1395; March, S1370@13S5; May, s13.25@13. 35; July, s12SO; September, s125O. Spot Rio was dull and steady; No. ', 15Ac.
 Sugar-Raw was dull and steady; fair re- fining, Sc. Refined was steady and quiet; off A, 1-16q4Ac; standard A, 41Rc; cut-loaf and crushed, 5bc; granulated, 41a@4ssc
Birmingham state herald., 1895-11-26

day; and Houston expects 12,0O0 bales, against 19 414 bales last year.
 Today's features: Bullish factors pre- dominated and prices showed a sharp ad- vance. In the morning it looked as though speculation would be comparatively moder- at. but before the close it had expanded to liberal proportions. Fall River was weak and the receipts at the ports today, which were estimated in the morning at 44,000 bales. proved to be over 50.000 bales, or about while the estimated receipts at New Or leans tomorrow were about as large as for the same day last week and the Houston ar rivals were expected to be 45O0 bales larger tomorrow than they were today. But most of the news was of a bullish character and the effect was marked
 New York Cotton Market.
 New York, Nov. 25.-Cotton was quiet, but steady. Sales, S33 bales. niuonng. .....'...'.. '................... oM mlQQllng BuI.................... o@