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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-12

Market closed barely steady at 70 II points decline
eomnared with Saturdays closing prices lranslerroIe
nosS 3Oc Total sales. 3s7 500 bales New iork re'
reoenfs 400 bales: gross IL l42 bales EHports: So
nor, s55 paes Britain 25lO bales. Franc o,i
hale Forwarded s5s bales sales III bales spnhers
msT haies thus far this week. $3.50 baies HkpVlss
essv. Great Britain 1910 bales; France. o5i bales
cno,t,,s,, 653 bales Thus far This week urea'
s-,,sin il $50 bales France 1879 bales; Cohihe,
iHS bales. stock g27 76l bales spot cotton qu,et I
S.nreS. middling uplands. s4c middng gun NC oa'eS
II bales all spinning 49, no., aeroard. sales ~ 900
~ s,sc,,iaton and export, lOO bales nm i
MO los. receipts 10 oOo bales: American ieV
MAN. nlands 10 92d Futures opened s'ea.S , ns
~ aerIine closed steady ga 20 84 points hs
i.esrnher January 434i1s; January
yss %srcb 435i.b; March April 43Isi Apt
a. SI,ns .3sb; June-July 14o.zs: Juy
9Th kurust.septernber. 44olso. Manches'ei
SorTrr There was a fair degree OF acuVl.S s a.
IN. 80, ,,,s,es in he market was soon "ls"u' 80
=. &c., we're slight. Gables were featueiess. 80
49,. " 70 In control Chief sales were toI
~ "a ,si cable quet: No quoted at it,oSS Tho
rsrs. O 7I6. receipts 10000 bags, eeaieo oon bsgs
r.rs, states 1000 bags and for Europe' -, 90 bass
rrx A. Mo 20 600 bags santos receipts ~ .oo rel.
~ a. cn,o 3s2 900 bags Market nim at 10 80 zen, ZEN
csred from Rio. steamship Maskeyhe Nh 900 bags
al from santos steamship Pascal win ~, -, 10 d
isne, January IS rs francs February - w go rays
Ars 6tssvs.s Tor the week New ioIh 4'<eo uasr
H1nbufy quoted November. at 142o pigs De'e'
as pfrs. January. 7115 pfss: s.,esd nrices TO
cxtrsc,s closed barely steady at uhcndise. ,,p'~ss
Il rinis dsci,ne Sales 1000 bags as iO1''' AZ,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-12
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT

York November IL. 1888.
COTTON-The conditions at all points were more favor
% e1y point, the ss s s s5 osS G Win
srasle ieSR buying our market started with loss o:
to points the early months on the call! bp; II:
.Sd af,e1 o os there was further note
opposition to realize largely change in sentimeh
rsariing the Bureau report and under the nhnsnee
Soal: Witch Mas increased about Is points dscne
@ hy ye ssh wbcs w ns Considered bearsh The
4 Liverpool marke; was upward after it had los
. .So1 Del gain mere Of 2s poin, sontTac,
The Manchester market h9%svsr was bepad BY the en-
eousng news regarding the political ssS much
ro-. e"nasen, feeling all around The market
one and was hard what a tn link Of I' Hew
orleans ed quite tes but TspD0a declined seaa
, ny .mshns like scoooo There vas some
eFls,ei crop the Government report at eoo2 90
Barssv lbs Of Hni per acre a The maFh 6e
@ "fsg the n lS" prices s, Showing IN 'e os
points from Saturdays closing figures Total sales were
sssSoe r. 10 points but closed The south was
hsdns cotton quite s esrsd toward s h@ Close cable
limits far below asking prices mat eSpoI, s
owsr with oth'r southern spot markets unchansed
New YORK spot market Vas ere for the past
yield q lint ps5 s acre states Ge as
follows Virginia 1872 North carOlina iss south Car sI
saa III sorr@ iS2 F9iiaa Texas isi XTsansss
is tennessee 81 and all other States ana Ies,,Dr,es
al7 large majority Of the reports TO the Depar
complain Of short yield many reporting mar . ,r
for thirty years or sone'inS SIM
10, The DIV weather which has principally destroyed
the ..p cron IN many localities and injured " ever
has been favorable for picking 50 mat the nDte
s generally reported clean and In good CONDITION me
dsraea from drouh confined 10 particular otstes
one being free from it, The crop is Narousy es'la.eu
b, the sal satistcians based on the bureau Iso
bales 10 S.OoO.OO bales conserH dtNe
est mae however would seem to be oIo1"~ oS.es
40 4s5 bales For the past I'VE years ,he IN
,neuf figures have been, 10 per cent uhue,
r,si outcome 60 some figure that 10 per cent shoud
b. added T. the $1,000 bales which would make N, ie
,esa-f con In the neighborhOod OF I4oOop paies
receipts al the ports for the week are estimated az 90
az, bales against ~ $50 the previous Week. anu
lss y.a- The receipts Orleans to-InoIo" u
oay1 are estimated 1900 to Z2@- Dales hsatrs s
o45 rrespondnx day week 2t0'' iast year aiu
~ 400 in 1888 To-days receipts al New VIZ
aga hale 1881 corresponding gay ast ~e.h
and ., 3is last year Galveston 4Ss against -. au
iO7 Mobile 400 against 1876 and l5So; SaN AMMAN
- sgsnst 6a4 and 1916: Charleston 431s bales
against p 100 and 76i Norfolk. 22t5 bales ssas ms
go, ana 131. Houston 66l5 bales against zn ana
81 -sf Memphis : 400 bales against I52 and 1855.
Opening. and close TO-DAY. ano e4os'"s o'u' "
nil follow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-12
WEST SHORE R.R.


ard - minute. earlier from Franklin St:
I.3O 4 VI Daily. Local to Buffalo go. =. ...,.-
7.3O A. W. Daily local to Albany for Catskiil
Saratoga. Parlor 10 Albany, sundays ohy
oIJ A. VI Daily tor Albany. Utica, Syracuse Roches,e'
Buffalo Niagara Falls Toledo. Cleveland and Cnieaso.
lbs \. VI. Daily. excep, SUNDAY to ,a,sSn 49,
ains N.u Paltz Lakes Mohonk and Mnne"arnh
Albany Saratoga Caldwell. Lake George. falor 0'''
400 T.. ". Daily. except sunday for ADany c,rao,ss
GOO f. VI. Daily for Albany. Montreal Iuo.
Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara Falls Toronto D''''
Cleveland. Chicago and 81. Louis. ., Albany
Saratoga and Montreal. Paror car 70 kings'o'i
7.t5 r. VI. Daily except sunday. for Ouca' 'S'"''
Rochester and Buffalo. s..,use Roches
Ter nufiaIo Niagara Falls Toronto Detroit Ce'eia''
Chicago and -. Louis. ...t,,..or accorr
For tickets tim, tables paror and s,eepinS'SSs @
nnodatlons apply cy Offices. Brooklyn ana Ne"
AZ stations Time utlcs at principal notes ,,uL?pT
Information address r. 10 - -york
Gen Passenger Agont Nandc-nllt ave. - NV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-12
nEI LACKAWANNA AND WESTERN ~ NJ
STATIONS In New York. foot OF bnrctas """
Christopher streets. ,.,,,,r
VESTIBuLED HnSNTs;CH tIGiiT'

Direct route t. NEWARK BLOOMFIELp MONTH";.
THE ORANGES Summit. Bernardsylle ba s
ridge. Madison. Morrstown, Pasaic. Paterson b2?n'
iIoaK HopATcoNSi Hackettstown. scHooLEl,S
MOUNTAIN Washington. PHILLlPSBt h6 EAsloH'
WATER GAP TRorDsBU RG, Poeono Mountain am.
SCRANTON PlTTSTON WIlKEsBAkRE, NAH II
COKE DANVlLLE NORTH MBEkLAND Mont Mont
rose HINGHAMTON OXFORD NORWICH. Water
Vile UTICA. RIciFIE1D SPRINGS; So i,Iaa'
sYRACt sE. OsWEGO. ITHACA. oWEGO, EAMiht,
CORNING. BATH DANsVILLE. BUFFALo and all
ponts WEST. NORTHWEST AND SotTHNESI
100 A. M.-BINGHAMTON NAIL stops at principal
900 A M-Bt'FFALO. SCRANTON. BINGHAMTON.
UTICA RICHFIELD SPRINGS, SYRACUSE and
OSWEGO EMPRESS. Pullman Buffet Parlor cars con-
meet al Buralo with train Chicago and points west
100 T. M.-SCRANTON. WiLkESBARRE and Ei.MiHA
EXpRESS Pullman buffet parlor ca.s. -
400 T. M-SCRANTON. WiLkESBARRE and PLY
Ot'TH EMPRESS pullman BUFFET patlor Carr
1870 T.. NJ Daily).-Bunalo Nesuhuled Limited Express
Tor SCRANTON. BlNGiAMTON, Ei.MIRt 81
FALO Pullman Buffet sleeping Car Connects At
Buffalo with train for Cheaso and points "es,
$50 T. NJ DAILY. BUFFALO. SCRANTON, BlNGhAM-
TON. UTICA. SYRACUSE and OSWEGO EAffSl-SS
Pullman Buffet Sieepers
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMoDATloNs az ~
Park Place Broadway. Tickets at ferry stations s']
Broadway Ill 4h-ave l2h-st. 9S West i-othst !,
235 Columbus ave. NewYork 1875 and '26 Fuons' am
loo Broadway Brooklyn. Time tables giving fa iniof-
nation all stations. -, -,
WESTCOTT EMPRESS COMPANY Will call for ana
check baggage hotel residence 10 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-12
RAILROADS.
Den NSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

STATIONS foot Of businesses and oar'ian'' S"e'V~
$50 A. ". FAST LNE-Paror Car 70 Pl,,,ourf ,n,,..
1000 A. VI. pEXNsYrvANIA IlMLrEbi;-drhs .srsa.
To Ian ''", rrIyes ancago A. NJ Cleveland -
a NJ. Cincinnati. GO a.. ~ nn - Il and Toledo
.on 4 ~ n CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS
I,ullman Sleeping ana Dnlng Cars % 81 LOUIS ,>.,s
Vile and ahcago Arrives Cincinnati 1915 n NJ 81
si p. f. NJ wf sSiSsE: sssg1:
and Dining Cars 70 Chicago snd ',s's nar, d,v
7.as sve +. II. . s6rfnwEsrERS ExrRess
sspns and DS,ns Ir to inaanapo ios p NJ
$50 i r H. rAciic EXPRESS Pullman sleeping car
to Plt,sborg Connects for Chicago daily ana ''''~
land e'I FoR s"'i ATLANTA EXPOSITION ~
sorTaEhy GI 81 XA fdssr A Line M 800 81;
~ Va? s e,ssi ne Ks EISE ' and 20
si5ss CA. mp p TN" f. s 700
sss,ona LT ,,n an r csr f p w. iss night, sun
Sa ,ns sso. .. II A. n s2o "cansre.siona LINN all
paror and Dining carp: 40 p'n'"S ''''' '''"''
cMH lsspsT "a ono RAILWAY. Express p ~
For OLD POINT COMFORT and NORFOLK wa Tsr AN
charles Route A. NJ. weekdays ana WIN i"'o"s"
ATLaSc CITY ara cAPE =, N Al.d l9 z ~ "'''a'
bu1e, rI nrrnch Asbury PARK drove and Pon'
Peasant, 80 NJ 2io go 20 Ssa far A.ba ~
Park. S.i' A. E = &, p,HniLxsprLrnIA.
INK csrj. il A. NJ ~ !. 2io ago D1'ny az
sp pns s Gar G Gi5 Sac ' m'd 70 !,
l. NJ dining car 80 2 'S ~ - IS Is nish,
r,css, orces: Nos 423 ga 1876 i323 III ara ~,
Radway As,oT Hours; 1 s and 25 SEQ rul,on street
Rroadyay and brooklyn Annex sittlon 9o' x ~ r W..
Street br9SSn vii Sa for and check from
hotels and am ,, 1eslgrnees through 10 WOOD.
General Manager. p't'tai 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-12
ERIE LIN ES.

Throuah trains leave New York. loot Ok Champerss''
a. ,,oSs ana Ave minutes earlier from West I'D st;
n m A. M.-Vestbuled Express Daily for wsery.
y.UU Rnshamton Elmra. Buffalo Bradford James
town Meaavlle and the West Paror car to
$50 riesso Vs s SSsa,aasSs Lake Cleveland
cago Cleveland and Cincinnati Dining Car
73O asS s PALM :s'Ss:
Tor Detroit, Chicago and the West
S45 Bay sca 'n ran 10 cncsso ssspst. to
faio. Chicago and Cincinnati Dining Sar car,
j Recommendations at III 26i. +ol and ysI broadway
,h6 EAST i25th-st Chambers and West 2Sl ferries
Nrw.York sa Broadway and 1913 Fuionst. Brooklyn: 100
Hudson-st St. Hoboken. and Jersey ci,y station Ere
transfer COMPANY calls for and checks baggage from
kots.s end res ..sl1Ass to Sss.las'ion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-12

Grain passage ,.,., Changes
Wheat klsssSs be-: 5000 5000
And with the VISIBLE compared with last week a.s9
Wheat, bu q ss,s Sa &c ssss 80
Corn $4,000 4s27"U il.''nVIp pe. .ad,
vsle unimporian The OF the marke; was Sarsy
in he , a6ser MsrS Of 'aPG ST. s
sosed at s4 os T %agts. fT Ta
ABROAD sS quoted at ST. tGs aly and 6; VA
dropped to s The market closing D wea s. 51 io
S All s~f he without
change in prices The demand Is Limited n ' s,aaon
ton Of lots the market hSds stTaG yad being quiet
at the the S' tone IN the steady We quote Ne|
orleans , ssn'0s ssdcs aaS2e Ff!ils
a s barbados 2ia2se syruis-sHss5 fair o"
god l2gitG GFSse Sg r. 2ss obs spirits
pentne ios4 bbs sos obls There ~ no ~nrSnn
The sems5s e i si's steaay "a at 2Soa
81 Gj4si 10 for common TO so.5 ~ % M iSis and pch
a at 81 % az s. go SSa 81 7a''
OCEAN FREIGHTsThe interest IN berth t.ssn r ale
not appear and ne Volume u rfspe a:so
o. wheat seems to be fap fSe S and only
he's nter sasnsss in We quS,s IN b %
S.d 3ndSn s.s d t.s; Xnwsrp 2s.S2zd Marsee
Ha al 5rtsn IS pigs ambns So pss Rotterdam
s. Amsef 5ssa pc petro@1m to United kingdom Is 1919
Ms sG. VI. sh s'.f Ss%s'a
edel ahoush .A,s snow IN demand with sew.
Ie. o" reported about previous rates STAN I
era. nhiss about steady steamer having been closed
rag n Is 81 December loading charters i' ~,
% ~ liner zoo quarters tfaln hrh'e 10 ~
BRUSH o. iLG November. British steamer 2lo'
Tor Delaware BfeakWairf LOT ou.r'
tons. fh,, hsrt4red abroad Blush steamer l'N,
pr" ser.rI cargo. Hamburg 10 ihIiau vs. .i
tons $500 o quarters grain. hence 10 op'lo 's 90.
l.h Norwegan steamer "oZ IONS W. i" , nm nm
Novrn,D', rec months 1870 per month; snip lsl tons
chart hemp and sugar fhIp,mr l'eh 10 ~"
U' FOR orders. s. - ana - 20 resPrcuTeis
VAR hark sol general cargo hsnce 10 Eas i"
Eriusn va t,r,,,,h ship l.122 tons recharefp deals
don l.s y 70 The United Kingdom private terms Brit
J9nh; rr 900 bels refined Phadepha 10 " mmss
ism nai"' Ian tark on0 bb.s refined hence TO NsP.n
g i0;o british bark 200 tons deals - John h
- izd; Sd. schooner tD' Ois susaI,
q west s'a p5rt norm If Hsueras log " Bea~aie
I'reahw"sar naeehlcoa Ponce. y r. 5, 20 ana po,'
iunipe 20 90 tors, genera. cargo hence -
charge ccsuni bark G92 tons aspha,,; o irinlaad
%ewyorE Phadephi@ or na I,riiIsb bark sS tons.
charged, o,n:sdspha 10 St Jago 81 10 Spanish goa
coal 40 tons general cargo. hence I" la
sc9ene tree Hchierase and csreenase dues ,cnoohe S
~ 80 cargo hence 10 DonalNes ana e,Ih
ion. frn a. Ha;,eras .ogwood at or about ti;"~ ana
port herua srhooner as tons lufnn- Satih
port chH,vlL s. 20: schooner 2"7 tons dry eipress
t. sem S c. to q Sound port pVas terms "''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-12
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
TO PHILADELPHIA BALTlMORE MD
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON. ~ .ooo
For PHILADELPHIA week G9y 96 20 30 49, 100 Dun,
Paror car DINING ca 800 ,o pnins , or. il 70
M Car A. NJ 30 400 800 Dining carr %"
Dining Car p Ma y Va 10 week days 500 1000
i, 30 1pinns Carr 4 NJ 2so $50 800 Dnins ,oao,
o. 40 fpining CAR A. n. 23o 800 Dining carr, ~"
dining Carr F. NJ. 1918 night !, ,,,rad If foot Of,
and seats can De
Liberty ST. il5 i72 2Gl. as sl4 iio 20 "a 9ss
Ta7 s,b A. 81 East l4h 81. i3i East l2o,nr o. -
Vest i2Jh s. columbus Az New YORK
ND rn.oY q Transit Company viii cal fr and chtck
t ne from hotel or residence 20 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-12
BALTIMORE g. OHIO RAILROAD.
Iast Express Trans 10
u.i,tmore Washington. chicago; tinc

pr.rrVl\ GAR SERVICE On Nj. TKAINs' 90
-. York foot Of LiUerty-st, daily Tor ChiCApo.
"a M and islJ night. PlrTsgtRG "S9 tx Sun ~
a,"' a.1o D. m WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE 49, a. m;
M - 10 a M IL 81 a. m. Dining car I'D Dihlns
tr 40 D. M ex sun. Dining carr 600 o'oo p H.
Dintnx CarD i2.i5 night
NORFOLK II 30 a. m. daily. ,,,.,..,oox.
NEW-0RLEANs Roanoke Bristol and Chattanooga
,tra,gh Pullman Sleeping Car. . p. m, ialY.
~ 1,rsins Illuminated with Pintsch light - o,
Tirket Offices: 49, l72 26l 40 llto Brosa"a 49, %
va, ian St i27 Bowery. y. Y. pa Fulton 81, brooN
iyn' stations foot Of Liberty St. {. r. r. u v j. ..
"%.yy.York Transfer Company viii cal Tor ana e"'NA
,,sos rom hotel or residence destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-12
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW.JERSEY

tArthracite ga. used eNti4slN.lyl,
Four TRACKS matte Block >lsfa's'
on and after October 81. ls9o. 60
Trains leave station foot Of Liberty -. O..
For Fason bethlehem. Allentown. Maush aa % "a
40 7i5 $40 III 10 10 Easton, A. ~ sundays
~ Ias,nni 40 ; IS 80 Allentown. = VI. suh'aF'
20 q IL TO Eastoal A. NJ. iNC 80 o.vo la NJ
For Wi.kesbarre Pitston ana scfa"'o"' 81" - '
$40 $50 ( 30 \. ". n 90 600 N ITO 1. 40
o55o "a !. 10 TX 40 p NJ 1915 night. Sundays
q" 2 80 $50 600 j. NJ. l2lj night =, ,,o ,.ao
r. Harrlssurg A 400 500 $40 A. NJ, ~ 20. 90
100 300 5.45 =. NJ. I2:i5 night Sundays i''' Dow
O1n - ", !. - .tl,rg and WIiamsport at 4:3o SOD
o.I0 A NJ no 100 1870 p. ". Sundays ''"" A. M
WV - w. AII-RAII ROUTE. ~, - ~.
For Bank. Ioag Iranch Snd p9n'i AZ 200 400
az. NJ SUNDAYS except ocean Grove and Asoa'y
Park 900 A. NJ. 400 p NJ
FOR LAKEWOOD,
Toms River Rarnegat Park. and Barneeat 4'3o Gid
4 ST 1:i5 20 +. NJ ,,,-..o, ..ao NJ
For Atlantic CITY vineland and Bridseon 80" a. M
w. Nonmouth Beach, seabright and Highlands ot Na'e,
sink 40 sl5 1870 \. NJ. 800 10 %" ''V'' '-
y n sundays 900 4. NJ. 400 I. NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-12
RAILROADS.
n.nra.C-'s cRgArEsT asiLso.v.
~ EWY YORK
CENTRAL
~ HUDSON RIVER R.R.

From Grand Central Station. 42d Street
S,,O A N-Except sunday. Empire State Express
Fastest train In the world.
o::sO 4. M.-Daiy. Fast Mail For Syracuse. Rochester
Buffalo Niagara Falls. Chicago
1880 M-Except Sunday. Dag Express For all I'M
porant State points.
100 M-Dally Southwestern Limited. For cinoin-
natl indianapolis and ~. Louis
100 f. MDai.y. Chicago Special for Detroit. ceve-
land. Toledo and Chicago
:,,:,O T. M-Except Sunday. West Point. Poushkeepse'
Albany. Troy. Saratoga. u,
a,3O T. M.-paily North Shore Limited. Due Detroit
20 A. NJ Chicago 4.3o H. NJ
0:0O T. M.-Daily. For Albany Troy. Utica, Syracuse
Burao. cleveland, Toledo. Detroit. Chicago. en-
cinnau 81. Louis.
C,.5 =. M|Daily Saratoga. Plattsburg St. Adams.
1900 p. M-Daly. For Adirondack Mountains and
Montreal.
7.3O - M-Daily. For Auburn Road. Buffalo. Niagara
300 =. M.-Daiy. Only sleeping car passengers ior
Rochester carried on this train. ,,
O:I3 +. M.-Daly. For WATERFOWL, osdensou, ~, q.
cleveland. Detroit Chicago. except Saturday for
cape Vincent and the Auburn Road.
f1:O NGHT-Theatre train for Chicago and prlhcipal
points New-York Central every night except
sunday night.
Pttsfeld. via Harlem Division.
o:15 A. M.-Sunday only. 70 Plt,sned and the Berk-
shire HIS. via Harlem Division.
ALL NIGHT TRAINS TO YoNkERs 81.
"Al night" trains between l55thst and points on
Putnam Division, az far az Yonkes, In connection WIN
Elevated Road. This Is the only line running AL
night trains out OF New York
Palace all through trains.
Trains Illuminated by Pintsch Light.
Tickets and Wagner Offices Grand Central station.
broadway II Park Place 26l Alb Broadway; II East
4th-st $40 Broadway. 235 Coumbusave 53 West 23th-
St. and 100 Broadway. f. u. Brooklyn M.
Baggage checked from hotel residence BY the West
JOHN " TOUCEY GEORGE H. DANIELS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-12

The approximate last month on the percentage of
condition Corn 263 200 zoo BUSH potatoes 24G
$50 600 bush: buckwhea, 10967oo0 bush. and cotton
700 coo bales The yield OF hay reported
tonight loo per The crop arrived
above in bales Of 800 NJ the basis Of bales OF
4S3 n the total would I've G.76.oO0 bales.
We for comparison the closing prices Of the
vious day for the corresponding date last year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-12

Iehleh Valley eaurooa. 112o 25ss
S'a s'+ ING ..+............. l3Ot --- l-' i''"
Totals II Nj 4; 1900 54OOi IS 2l
Totals for last week ~ i2ODi li 33I5 1886 a. Cs5
QUOTATIONS FOR BEENES. 80 100.
Common ..,.............. 3 p q 10
Bulls and dry cows .............. ! l2nQ -
Oxen and stays s........................1 80 u 90
Good to prime steers year ~ 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-12

oGi broadway. cor. Warren.
1925 Broadway. cor THIRTEEN.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-12-06
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends TO personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet.
ter than Others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health Of the pure liquiG
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presontirg
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of perfect lax
ative; ehectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup OF Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in 90 cent bottles, but it is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being well informed, you will not
accept any substitute if offered
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-12-06

The Texarkana & Ft. Smith rail
road must be doing a big business
of late. Last night the city editor,
who lives within ear shot of their
yards, was awakened several times
by their switch engines moving cars
in making up trains. When the
gap is closed between this place and
Fort Smith, we opine that it will
take a much larger yard, in fact,
we know it will, and it will take a
third of dozen switch engines gal
loping up and down the yards to
handle the business that will pass
through its hands. Those who think
this road is going to be slouch, will
get left on their opinion, sure.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-12-06

Messrs. Willis & Buel will have
something novel for the diversion
of the children on Christmas eve,
They will have real live Santa
Claus at their store on the Oath, and
every child in Texarkana should go
to see him there, See their an
nouncements elsewhere, All the
children are invited to send their
letters for Santa Claus in their care,
and on the oath old Santa will an
swer them in person.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-12-06

We learn that several gentlemen
have formed company and will be
on hand to buy that triangular
strip of ground belonging to Judge
Byrne and the Brad Scott estate,
which is to be sold at auction next
Saturday week 1t is said if they
are successful they will build an OPP
era house next summer that will
be large enough and have staging
capacity for any scenery that may
be brought here. We hope they
may be successful and purchase
the ground, and erect just such a
building as reports say they will,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-12-06
Money to Loan.

| have made special ar
rangements for $4,000, to
loan on improved Texas or
Ark. farm and city proper
ty. Easy payments, 9 per
cent interest---50 per cent
Of appraised valuation. 1t
takes from 20 to 80 days
to get your cash. Only the
appraisement fee opay on
loans. Come early and
your money is guaranteed.
For further information
and circulars call on or
write,
VIM. A. B0MAR, Agt.,
Cor. Broad St. and State
Line Avenue. II 1 I'm
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-12-06

We met a Democrat yesterday,
one who talks and believes in Cleve-
land, and we asked him what he
thought of the Presidents S message,
He said; 1T is great document,
sir, a great document" We asked
him what part of it led him to form
the above conclusion, when he ad-
mitted that he had not read 1t, but
said: II know it is a great docu-
ment, sir, or it would not come
from Cleveland.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-12-06

Mr.. w. J. Schenck, who was a
residenter here several years ago,
but now of San Francisco, stopped
off here yesterday on his way back
from Atlanta, Ca, where he has
been engaged as a contractor on
the exposition buildings He was
surprised at the many changes
which have taken place since he
was last here.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-12-06

The Shakers have made a discov
cry which is destined to accomplish
much good. Realizing that three
fourths of all our suffering arise
from stomach troubles, that the
country is literally filed with peo-
pie who cannot eat and digest food,
without subsequently suffering pain
and distress, and that many are
starving, wasting to mere skeletons
because their food does them no
good, they have devoted much study
and thought to the subject, and
the result is this discovery of their
Digestive Cordial.
A little book can be obtained
from your druggist that will point
out the way of relief at once. An
Investigation will cost nothing and
will result in much good.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-12-06

CThere is quite rivalry as to who
shall get the fine sewing machine
offered coujointly by several of our
large houses. We know one gentle
man who claims to hold 5000 of the
little pasteboards on the drawing.
If you have any of these slips and
not enough to cover this amount,
you can just bet you are not in it.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-12-06

Don't forget that our city is to
entertain two or three hundred
preachers here on the 18th to goth.
Now is the time to buy yellow leg
ged chickens and good eggs. We
must treat the brothers well while
they are here.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-12-06

We have had several callers here
today OF our distinguished citizen,
ships and they all have said, "Why,
you are fixed up snugly in your new
office. We like for our friends to
call and chat us when they have a
mind
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-12-06

Senator Hill has had experience
on the income tax and his lecture
to empty benches teaches him that
an income tax is very necessary.
He will be an advocate for this tax
from now on.