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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-24

that is moving to any extent Prices are er,, -
has been fair demand for Australian Al nrc. iney
cents below mpor; points The foowiSSnr 'ces q o.
quotations for leading descriptions: s are the
Ohio and psnnsyysnia neecesLX and above 27aase
combing 3oq3le; No 2 conbing, 29gsOc. S"''' no !
Michigan, Wisconsin, etc.-XX. MIchiSan o,ao.
No Michigan combins. 27a2sc; No / Illinois cn nghIsc;
21Q2sc; No Michigan. DC No Illinois comb,ns oes
X. NewYork. New-Hampshre and Vermon, &c;
No NewIYork New Hampshire and Vermont DC s
Unwashed medium-Kentucky and Indiana un,.,.
combng 23n24c: Kentucky and Indiana, S-blood COMFY
ing 2im2jc: Missouri. u blood combng 2Ic. M,s.s
.-blood combns 23924c BRAID combng ac: LSh:;
Texas woos--Spring medium ~ nonth.) fsa,s,.
secured price, 50a52c -'~A'''
Territory wools-Montana fine. medium and fine IA
lSc; secured price. 4sa50c; staple. 52955c: UtsS
wyoming etc. fine medium and fine, I5Ql7c; scours1
price. $4,000; staple 52G55c. law
Australian. secured bass-Combing superfne 7oa72o:
cornbng good, 65G8Sc; combing average 624sSc.
Queensland combng 65c s"S'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-24
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

York. November y. 1N0I.
BEEVES-Receips. 81 cars or as head 80 cars - he
car Tor The market Nothing doing In live cattle feeling
generally steady Dressed beef steady AZ Ighsc per 10
lar Door 10 prime city dressed native sides No change
I'm cables. The homadc carried 10 Liverpool dh} 80
suzberger $40 quarters ~ beef tlr Nelson Morris
Company Will load tn" Majestic for
Liverpool with 23GO quarters ~ beef and the - Louis
for southampton with 1850 quarters The Chicago city
sailing 10 morrow Tor Bristo' VIII carry wv cattle
for Pritclard. Moore & Co. 40.
CALVES Receipts all for the market were 10 bead
CO Al Jersey CITY and - slNeth 81 Quiet but feeling
generally steady all around. About ~ head were carried
dressed yea steady nt l0Nl &c Per NJ country dressed
sold TTloc dressed grnssers oM7c ie calves. 5gIc
Sales-Fiume s. Mullen ! veal lss y sverags at 81
per N: do. l52 NJ. a. 81 20. Do la4 NJ at 81
Icne Wight q 90: . veai- i53 N, So.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. all FOR the market
were 10 cars r 1855 head making with the stock car
ricd over from yesterday total Of 1919 10 he sold
was practically demand and there was no trading 81
any account Three q stock were marked or at
barely yeseriGys prices leaving 1914 cars In the pens
few sheep sold at s. Is Per 100 NJ good lambs at s. 10
sSIc--s Judd & Co: 2I2 Kentucky lambs 10 N aver
age at 81 50 100 No. Kentucky sheep. l2O n. at
Newton Co: coi West Virginia sheep and yeariIns-
mixed. ~ N. at 81 ~.
II. IL Hollls Is Northern Canada lambs. rs 10 at
s. 90 2o7 AZ II n. Mt IS so Northern Canada sheep
70 n al 81 %.
nale. STEADY at 81 7ods, per 100 N. Country dressed
steady 4hQGlsc per NJ.
sales-s Judd Co. 100 Ohio hogs i4s N average at
81 TO- Gd o ',e w say, ito hogs 10 NJ At
roughs. 800 n. ut SO. do. 22D 10. a 81 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-24

HEM AHp w6 Tn as a qt a. m s ' GsSS
Jue and ju'e butts are steady Prices as fo-
s.al, spot ave sisai shipment -lGa3'.c' Jute sP.
Qs2 IS, jue. Shipment e. 2se jute butts s2o paper
HIDEs-There was a steady 70 firm msrke, for dry
hdes at full but unGhon.d P5s' penanh -r was m1n
cnsd TO hold Tor S ai rate, civ 4usners rm win
ss MaiG2@s in bona i,g5aS 9 }%5 iG: s
reson ise; Puerto cabeo. is',c: La GSayra. i5'sc.
dry sailed asracabo selected in bond. io1c sayana
9sy go sn bona Ss sss f as .s s, naive
s" Yi ssIgs%e: 80 county Slaughter na'y.
'f. saGe ss . SS esSno b. called &C
i've thee Is .oTsde,a s demand from certain .econ
n mana mc as PRICE, ioo%. HemoSs
1a T; s' Sc FIRST election sesSn, h 1917
2osc: thirds. i7l4als4e. rejects, salec. Union rsht
Sc .,cona ca%y s7ao thirds sSa3c Sft' backs
G2S sog g.as 2sCs sa Ss.
betting butts 1884,; TEXAS OAK sn' 22a2ee ,o.n
priS. ssndinF at ss 7oasia London closed WITH
sna 1Ss. 'na market "a Sas $50
al ie3 l5s London -oe; Easy Win
spot spot s G HG 8. ana futures
s sPs an s.SSy S MIN ., 70 81 s. %
don closed rs 81 % tor spot st. f1u; closed Easy
Sl's fsGii ' With
sa. Closed n % SIS Si4 spot # Is L e. s 81
with spot December at 50 IOuS6 90 Glasgow closed at
as % and Nlddlesboro closed 40s 1870.
MoIAsSEs AND SYRUps-whfe there are no impor-
tant changes uplnsses syrIps there
openkctte moia'ses and supplies are light There
are sil offerings OF strictly choice open kettle moasses
AZ zoe syrups dull. Glucose dull Prices a
follows: New-Orlssns centrifugal ioH2c fair,
f3aiGc; good fTQiSc; prime 942ic New Orleans open
kettle common. 23a2ici fair 24g25c: COOL 2Gg2lc
prime 2702Sc: choice 20q3c: Porto Rico, 2Gd33c Syrups
Common. sGic fair. 12al3c good l4Gl5e prime. 100
NAVAL sToREs-stocks- Rosln, 81. 100 bbs; .plrits
turpen,ine 2ol5 bbs: tar SO, hbls. The market ruled
steady with prices unchanged and tone steady here and
the South High grades Of rosin were firmly held
Prices follows Tar. regulars 81 %: oil. bbls
go 61it pitch 81 So spirits turpcntne regulars ana ma
chimes 32q32tc; rosin good strained 81 40g
81 ~: +. 81 h5lS1 90: r. 81 6J: q. 81 90 H. 81 70:
81 sogsl So X. 81 90: NJ 81 10: N. 81 49, @. s275:
w 81 25.
OCEAN F'REIGHrs-Tbe market for freishts is quiet
and Arm. Charters strong with upward tend
ency nearby lOnding. Tonnage offerings light and
mostly Tor corn oats Quotations follow: Liverpool.
AID: London, Sd Glasgow 4kd: Bristol I'd; Icth,
md Hun; sid: Ne%sastis sHd; Antwsrp Id Hem
Cork for orders. 4sGis 3D. direct large tonnage.
Be adq3s 81; cotton to liverpool 100 No. Sic for No
yentsr and December. London "a spot: % Oh
uary. 800. .FREIGHTs AND CHARTERS "A fair bust
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-24
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

Chicago. Nov 23.-Thc small proportion OF good fat
shipping cattle sold readily NJ firm prices but c0mm0ner
.inds moved of slowly at barely teaGy prices Sales
basis 80 sonsi - Tor M dressed beef
steady TO s5as5 80 for choice ai shipping cattle
Few sales above S. Is. and the bulk ~ the Offering
sold al very low figures with Northern I'd Texans In d.
mand 50 0OGsI 40 Fod Westerns sold 81 S0nSJ o.
and occasionally around 81 ard the
at about last weeks figures The stock ana feeder trade
was fairly good, the call being chiefly Tor medium weight
steers and few ila went rs low rs 3ns3 - Cows ana
heifes sold better than last week and canning lots
bringing higher prices. Calves steady. The
price for cattle to-day. 81 80 paid for 10 head Or
highest pric, paid In long time. Tie market for IA
was slower and prices around nickel lower than yeser
day Sales made n range Il 50 2Jfs3 55, heavy
packers selling at 81 2oQS3 49, and prime shipping lots
al 81 O4s3 30 The bulk OF the hogs sold nj 81 iOSJ 52H
and pigs solo largely at 81 l30S 40 The late market
was active and hrmer The market FOR sheep and lambs
stronger and about i0c higher sheep sell
ms at 81 75as' Is for good TO prime and lambs Al sid
81 Co. Choice sheep and lambs very Few
sheep sold to 81 O. and few lambs sold 10 s. 80
Receipts-Cattle 1000 head; hogs. 0O0O sheep. 1000
Kansas city, NV. 3-f'ate weak to Zoe lower. Hogs
1oc lower; heavles 81 22tsQsa 35: PACKERS, So 2a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-24
THE TRADE ~ CHICAGO.

Chicago Nov. % CspeclaD.-Wheat was kept going to-
day By the bull Iool There was good deal OF strong
news q sor, and another But Is looked from '"e
start 10 tho nnlsh II It manipulated. There was
A suspicion too that the manipulated The
theory vas that the bull crowd trying % give the
market somc activity The Allen Grer party bought
and sold wheat doing some Of 4 openly ana and. some me
same nteros, called lot n wheat, giving notice fifteen
n 1o or Ne S kn a iue What the plan
but the general Interpretation put upon was mat was
Nav opened AT Oh cents sold between 81 lagoon cents
and closed Ola cents. December closed ~ cents
premium January closed the MAY QFice. Liverpool
furnished the surprise closing 70 lad higher There
ctal H@mSrd small Russian orernss hut cable said
tho sirength due to American manipulation Clear
100000 bushels Primary receipts were almost
treble i25 coo bushels asens tG5 900 bush n
els t9e " The cdnproc, stock increased fSr
the $4,000 bushels making 100000 bushels in all
rn woe made arVrrrating 10 600 bushels New
York reported - loads sold there. Rosario cable said
that Are ntna promised an average crop. 60. 49, -
May sold at 2oAU2oN and at 2e'g cents and closed
at cents Elevator people repoIted cuS;ry %
close 81 3N cents Receipts. 3lI carr with 40
SI'SrS $500 bushels The contract stock
bushels showed decrease for the week OF $4,000
R"cEes Of 2o3o oo bushels Elevator people the
N5S York 4 SSo T1' % 'SS foP ' ''
there was no more life oats than 10 corn no wider
cents. and closed at 2?G?2i cents The December Dc
count Increased 10 ~ cents There were 90 cars WIN
90 es,,,ted Wednesday. Seahoard were
ia CoO bushels Charters go 0O0 bushels.
Provisions weak the result of large hog receipts
There here with 1900 estimated Tor Nednes
day prices at the ySrd Wsrr u t., ., So hdss nsans
~ OsO last year The trade unlmportant Elevator
re,,le were moderate sellers There FIRST rate
shlp ING demand The movement 81 meats was large
over 100000 pounds within twenty four hours AZ tho
po-s 10 lard and ribs Of = to
=. cynts slow looked FOR In the provision pit
until after the middle Of December. ao,.-.oo-,
On tho curb nuts on May wheat closed al 0O%d'W's
cents; calls Oh. cents puts on May corn 2os cents;
oct
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-24
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Nov. 90. 3;45 p m.-FNchansco n {,
Wheat-No red Western winter. stocks ehnausvru %
arm rs 2iEd: November steady Is 2Sd December stsauy
as oxd January steady gid FlourSt Louis fancy
winter steady los. Hops at London pacinc 90 "a.
steady q iOsfG5 BeefEx;ra India mess irim 90, 90
uri,rc mess Arm 56s 3D. Pork-Prime mess. me WEST
ern Arm AS cd; prime mess medium Weg,erni t.eaJS
AS Unrns-ehort cut IS 80 10. easy los; snort rlo
~ "a ~ N easy 3Js Cd long clear mddes, light 80 70
~ 10 gteidy EOS Cd long clear middes heaVy SO 10 20
steady clear backs l6 10 IL 10. easy "is'
clear bellies u II NJ steady 36S a
10. IA ,heeg,-A mercan finest white and coored DUH
j5s Cd Tallow-Prme city nrm. lSs Cottonseed oil
fvernool ranned dull ID. Turpentne-Splrits nfn.
oIs al Ros,n-Common steady Is ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-24
ers 81 asass a7,a pigs. ssass aS Sheep nrm; lambs

s4as5 70. ., ,. s,..av unchanged
Hogsstrong; mediums SO e5gsS 20 best Workers 90 81
pigs s. eoGss heavy hogs 80 SSgs2 60; s
81 6 choice lambs IS aOas5 70; common to sood " j"
ass 20. calves. SO 5OnS1 ,,,.,. +, o,r, y, sale
Fast Buna.o Roy. 23.--Catte-Recepts cars on sais
stock Market closed about steady Hogs-he'eiPosa oS
cars Market active. Workers., good 70 cholce 30 USg
to good s. logs8 20; Pgs cars
Market slow and draggy Lambs choice 10 extra ~ W
ass co.. cus TO common 81 5O9s5 Is. SheepChoooe ~
So so. ,o A,u,.r. ,,,r
ST. Louis. Nov. 23-Cattle strong TO lOc nigner @
beef sias4 So sioekers ana
feeders. So 25as4 30 and hefers " 4onsI oo; @
Ming cows 81 SoaS2 4O bulls 81 1888 25 Texas steers
grass So 754$3 So fed 81 25 and helfers s< om
Az 80 HogsE5c lower light 81 409$3 AS mixed So 40
qs3 so: heavy SO 45gs3 80 sheepstrong native nut
tons SO 25Sf 3d. cus bucks 81 I5q$3 70; stockers
So JO0S3 30; lambs, 81 2JGS5 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-24
snI.ruERN COTTON MARKETS.

Savannah NOV. 2s-couon easy; mldding. 5 49,;
low mlddlng ic; receipts, $3.50 bales; exports coast
wise Nrd: sales. $3.50, stock 40. 23l, ,, -,
Augusta Nov. 23-Coton nrm middling I.l"c; e nW
mddng Ice. receipts. 13s4 bales; shipments liza
sales 40. stock. 20i9 -. -.
Norfolk Nov 93-COtton steady. middlirg. 3ec' Low
mIding lGc: good ordinary 4Sc; receipts -"
bales: exports coaswise 6tf5 sales. lad stock o.
New Orleans 23.-Cotton steady. midiihs 49,
low mddlng Is 10. good ordinary f$c; re, c,o
10 g5 bales gross io5O: eAporis TO Great B TAIN i"V
sac ~ iycs,"n Nov ~ Cotton quiet: mttlrg 1-lUc
Love rnding lGc: good ordinary II -ltc: receln
~ ei7 baea exports Britain 0778: sales "-s
SINNERS stock 2ii, o94.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-24

n VIII 5. GS SsgiS 20 u ioG Snf
5; 7sg So 10 G RSsay ys 3 1873" g. esbh
steady. domestic. Manufacturers bulk 11GSoG t oSt
% o Hat oafEe generally STEADY win
fair d@ Hns. G g. ot s1E %a rom 20
as iO cubeb 10000 hcmock asgSs n cmSn' PT5 sS
G q mdS Sw t fI%af og 8 .Sas F 90 O
must Sst'Td tn. nI ss g. SexYo akf ns 81 1903
81 Pennyroya 5Sgsos sas.afrS Td ioasi So wncf
nsoFS 81 80 ss sa;s 800
steady market at the following prices: Gennn Staoo
ginseng southern 81 59s2 So SINGH Jsm@ nS,ca
ios; iiccrce ofdnaEy 2Is4c rasaPrs HC Ss9c
'" F6rR 1Sp MESJObner, DID moderate business
dertone Of The market due wheas advance there wa,
very little fea,c Of mPSr'amTe GIinf pnr patents
quoted s5Q$5 81 winter siralghis $, b5aA M T,h.sr
lrS %,ne s. .sa.i a Co. buck" noar 45a,
s. %. coR%MEN-ouI sales '" R ss; M 99SiIo
FEEDFme 90 60 ard 50 y T EnH !5 z 0G ryc
fcsd SOC city oe hominy chop &C. o gTsn
s2sgs2e; ,cfe''ngs; SS@o' IN '"S
keeping with , very , i,,0R Ryenne
reduced offerings and much higher Enro9ean nnt
Sshe- That price I'D not make greater respono
to cehc. and was due IN ,se Tssn5e movement
spring wheat which this morning Agsrega,ed S S1s
nrices k.pI within &c range throughout the session
closing al the top Exporters we're IN boh VIC 't an.
chicago markets taking - loads trre ana % 'hs
New York and outpors largely spring wheat iut W
Continent. cables also announced thh' TN
houses were fair buyer, Liverpool Tho scarcity "'
ceab,e in o-days export Transactions hocklng ooh,p
erai,i. otherwise have been
III wheat and -four amounted 10 ~
600 2GosD bush in three DAYS from Nan
Tic ports Or,cia exports az wheat since september ~
d oos bush larger than during similar peIol ~
year rad.,reci's'' visible supply increase 81 82Nho
bush in worlds stocks rather less thah c'p'V1""
Prime called attention n reduced acreage or Wlhtei
wheat hut priya,e Aivces the same subject were ~
cIirod Ia favor increased The GoVernmeht TX
u-e. on wheat Yield per promised N -" dNs
Foreign markets In r-es showed net advanc" - ~
and 2Uq3O points upon -four curb rad nr Nahcel MAY
Qlic against a4ic the regular close" cuotitln- ~
cash wheat n b. ahoat a. follcwS 30 f'3 W =.
No hard Manitoba 81 02i. No N'JiheTn pu,u,n
81 oO-s No Northern Sc~ YORK. Tlrc, y" oot'n'ir
Iuluth g7s.c. No I hard Duluth. 81 02s. NJ : hhf-
The market started higher with wheat. b.' fIIt'
ou.r the advance und~r reported Increased c'unf
offerings and moderate unloading by local UaH't 0p'
atlon extremely Gull throughout ne Session mo "
spite export saen footing up $1,000 pIfl- M pr
for tho ssy from last night H. I'eT
pool market bushly affected by IN AScniire new
A. the close 40 quoted Al go. o 10 aha'
r., business was ~ corn ~ - ot'F
ancat OATS lulness at'e,ied ny
ve- ra-re % r-cr- ~" feature IN OATS today nm
quotations te!ng SC tel last rignf Th're "aH 'ria
evpqrf demand taking IN all $1,000 bush. No > oais
quoted AZ q = a2Gc No - &c ~ while 2,
NJ Whit 21-c track mixed y 'tG.Ic. Ky p.
Market steady No . Weston ;1'.c. l1ufalo. " J
Wes,ern. aii.c RuNalo....- BARLEY MARK
quiet: quoted a 2si1c Buralo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-24
The range OF contract prices to-day was follows

coFFEE-The market for Brazilian coffee futures
opened steady at decline OF 5Ml0 points, ruled
e!ay weak with lttie further variation. closing barely
steady at the opening figures. Sales cn
5000 bags; to ~ 10 100 bags and sales 800
bags, at tho prices appended There little no
speculative support European hdvces being
Ing Braziliai advces equally especially the
volume OF IN. movement which. instead OF showing the
looked-for decrease, actually shows broadening ten
dency. o-days cables reporting total Of 81 900 bags
Rio and Santos The pressure OF supplies unfnvosby
nuenced all the markets q this country the American
visible being at the record breaking point
bags against 662 a2s bags last year 53 in
1895. The since July exceeds
OF last by l.3&D0O0 lags In addition this
latest accounts have been OF generally favorable
port The dispute between the Wooson Spice Company
and the Arbuckcs threatens 10 further unsee coffee
market II is claimed. Al all events the price az spot
Brazilian coffee Is quite nominal the bash OF for
No Rio invoice lots this being &c yeste days
figures The market for mild ccTe-s ruled and
nominal, with declining tendency about former
prices We quote: Maracaibo GAalic. cucuta. sA9i5e
Jamaica 7isTl5iac' MEXICAN. GLhlShc: Ia Gaa,ra 81
Gle4o; savanlia. GaiTc; Mocha. iI.diSisc; Padang
23itd24Ac.
The range OF contract prices to-day follows:
Yester-
Opening. High. Low. Close day
November ........... = +9o0aO0 SEQ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-24
nosroN WOOL MARKET.

Roston Nov o3-There new features IN the
wool market this week. Values continue hard ana no
weakness can he discovered anywhere rlesce WOODS
are quoted at 80 and 81 for choice lots TERRITORIES
are in good demand being about the only class OF GOODS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-24
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

C>oTTOx-T,.Icy.z cotton market was narrow but not
wSou; feature, rort rcctiprs az a7oa3 bales made
statistics by e9f bales This mornings oab~s from
nv g,.inc,s m .po '@T oo ae. warea. r
days past me business in the English market has
indicated that the demand from Manches'r has dropped
on and That the foreign markets were unfavoramy IN
hu'nc@d - reported weakness IN southern inefi2 's
kels ana free ohrngs Of spot cotton rom me sopn f
prices TO- define u pint duii and ruled slow viii
narrow vard'ors advancing az points after the call
active posor ii, ,e lowest level sno wing ne, !oss
o. ga poln and ciosng steady. with prices finally
DAYS Losing fsl-es The main support OF the market
was covering n anticipation ~ Thursdays holiday: thee
VAN Street accounts Total sales future 1910 bales
SPOT cotton closed steady unchanged prices middlng
bales including ol taies spinning and goo bales con
ming Spot cotton is now about &c below the prices
s current year so.tssrn s9o " mdans
S Ss eS S sSe s sse @ s se 90 Sei s
stead 'se sse; 4s bales Baltimore nominal ~
5-l6c: sales GO bales.
Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables Spot cotton
American 1000 receipts 1850. American. 500: mid
ding uplands $.c Fu;lTe' steady: buyers at le!d
vance. 3o!lsb: February March 3Iob,
March April 2loisb April May ai2s; May-Junc. alsb;
5cs; S@ysa6sT. si2a$i$ Soysm6e5- DeScInetr soi.s
unchanged. Cloths-Some business low prices
footing Up bales including 7sss paes from BrS m
wick This makes total thus far this week OF 1860
fcer amount 80 Saes 20 To- Great Ban ana 70
bales to the ConIins7 IhGs far this season Great
baes and the Continent $50 s37 bales The semi weekly
interior movement compared with previous weeks
foiow2:
s sss%sss,. Ss 1885, sssss i5ss
Es % . 'Sa Ga 1"s Week and s. s 4a were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-24

Beginning November e. the price paid by the MIX
been &c quart ret TO me shipper Al points
subject 10 n pc freight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-24

ADVERTISEMENTS: and su o,ce So' i2i2 broadway
q door north u 3st until nnch ctces at regular
mSns' rates. osss "r aclccE .. W. ~ Sh"s
corr e3o~., ,5s ave. cor I'm esr W., 6sth St 100
and lnsI ne near 9Th ave; % Ee:t l!h-s!l =, SIS
ssds, Tween eth and 7th 1928 sdaye
ST los ls.-s pssctsrs, sc5 Beecker-st 2eVs ''
s54 sa "a ~ .o,h"st i92i sd-ave eo02 sd-aV'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-24

Ro--Conee market quiet; No Rio, nominal e1cGase'
receipts 81 900 bags cleared for the United satss
900 bags cleared for Europe 5000 bags STOCK 'So'VV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-24
90 VENEZUELA.

RIO NENELt Ei-i. -, ali AN,
Steamers of the RED % Lime; gna are appointed
,.,.t with the United States Govern'"'"'' NV ~
w. all from Robert pier, BrookSh f-.heilo Curacao
Eor La Guayra Dor Caracas; ruracao.
S. PHILADELPHIA Wedn. ,mrSsv December l. D.
50. CARANAS, ''''''' 'T,ssiay December II. p 70.
Boui,'lsENn, ~, gsrs No 1875 Front ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-24
A pvERrIsEMENrs ana subscnptions !or Tie r.su

ADVERTISEMENTS ana su6ssnptSns ,op The nssne
o. A or north 81 until o'clock p M advertise
n,ent: received AT The following branch .es az resuat
omre m es un,u o'clock p. M VIZ; 20 Nth ave > e
cor 23d st i52 s5-aye cor. l2th-s Macys o,n-ave;;
ana iithst. 40 ,oumbus-ave. near West 6oh.st Ioo
West 42d ST. 0'h-ave % East IAN 81 so' ~
And sth l5o East 4th-st. StS
,wen 1s.h and 77h 026 9i-ave. near 6lst-
=, TCs ave soth st $50 3taVe near
ScS isieecke--st.; SS'c so
Wv va 700 ros, -oth-st; 92i sd-ave. 2od2 3d-ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-24

TRENCH IINE,
C,ONfpAGNIE GENERALE Transatlantlque.
v DIRECT LINE TO HAVRE-PARls FINANCED
Sailing every saturday al 10 H. NJ
r-r,, r,er No ~ North River. foot Morton street =.
nnmnagne .. Nov - Ia Gascogne .,,,,,,,, Dec "
la . rts Dec 1 La Normandc. Dec y
"a npetasne Dec. II Ia Champagne Jan.
la ~, - massage y y-Paris $50. and upwards
-on,i AGENCY FOR L. s and Can. Rowing Green ~ t.
Cent Wcstern Agency II pearoorn-sN, Nn'caso.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-24
CLYDE LINE. ..rs THE so,.ru AND sor,rH-


CLYDE LINE. 49,. so,.r,, yn so,,ru-
hh' WEST.
II, s,o,,r.r Line T. CHARLESTON. s. G. and
inT "; SONVIIF FLORIDA. WITHOUT CHANGE
JAZZ superb Passenger Accommods,ions .c.o,
rol,..,, winter Excursion rates now IN erect -
c,o,, >."atr We'd NV. y IRoQrolS;, sat. NOV. ~
SfMiN Eas, River foot Roosevelt 81 J. T. NJ
From Fier ~ W;,M p CLYDE & co. General Agents.
Wa" - Bowling Green, y. Y.
-, East T. & p Line via Jacksonville
Fla. Ten iebf and Passenger Line, via Charleston.
Great > r,rrtR General Agent. 375 broadway. ~ T.
MALLORY 81 srE cssclxs' GA h.S ssD FLA
.rpII;iT and ROUND TRIP Ticket. Issued ssusS Is1.
points IN cpeia Florida sc. Excellent accomnodauoh~
&C., ae, 80 on page Pocket Guide ,manso r
WrlW ~ oRy q co. Gen. Agts. Pier 20 e. ~. ~. =.
PANAMA RAILROAD
l. ,uv SEA ROUTE TO SAN FRANCISCO, =.
IT, a, me Isthmus for all West coast f'''s 80
Conhec's uaxisr Central and South AmeIl.a =,
c..,,ers sal from pier foot West 2ith-st,, ~
.,. So Nov 80. noon ALLIANCE pee ~ W."
For rates Apply ~ IOiJN MUIR. Traffic Manager
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-24

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OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL s. S. co.
Between San Francisco. Shanghai Yokohama and Hong
Kong.
Steamers leave San Francisco. -
CITY RIO JANEIRO via Honolulu .......:. Nov. ~
GAELIC T. p n
City OF PEKTNG via Honolulu. -: Dec II
DoRIc. via Honolulu ...............'''Dec q p m
For freight passage general information apply at
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