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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-02
OTHER MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH

vs., Runalo Nov l-Catlle-Receipts 20 cars in:
Guiding Is cars II Canadian stock; market SLOW anu
Grirgy good prime grades steady but medium
to good butchers grades 100 10 lover 9io,atons We're
prime do - s5a$i no: coarse rous4 steeis - ?9Sst 20.
green Srs, %cd SnpSes stock So ,oGS4 Isl
Tened c,ws 50 4oQ 3 20 export bulls 81 G3eN; oxen
ga q, hoce UT ers =; 49, m xed grades
Z 80 t%g: s s. so,S ~ SIS 81 ,5a$3 49, PISS s. x
asa 81 sheep and IAN sictepis. 10 cars including 10
Sa nr q tGm2'a oils q Ga s. TO- NATIVE lambs choice
to ezra - DpSS 5 % 70 selected wethes 81 Soasi ,5
sheep. 50 ;5as4 80
chicago. Nov. In cattle the unexpectedly small sup
ply a con1econ with good general demand caused
Gr m2rF naive teef steers sold at 0oaSi -
Grades a Ini ca nH went r & s e. AMI
there was fair export dcmnsd 1r fat Bulls soil
at the rsT h higher p:es calves were active
81 250sG best grades only about 800 Texan cattle
Western range were received and they moved of
Gamers There was an active local and shipping demand
FOR aad prices ruled generally stronger than last
SStscrs yn ne' va ssa 80 and prime
g s 20 M2s Of d the gTs found with sy s;ne at sse
M There roGa ss for ,6 sneS1 ana
up 81 a5as. 20 e, ne best natives western range
ssd at t st% % s I'm
s, 60 &C. common ss@sa co bulls .ass and cows sass
81 T5asa sO common 10 fair Workers and nlg.. 81 700
"a Is. heavy I01s3 49, roughs. 81 2aTx3 20 Sheep
qteaiy; choice a0ds+ 3O common 81 i5ns3 ~ choice
lambs IS 30ds5 so common 10 good lambs, $ig$i 20
veal calves. s6Gs6 '5
St Louis Nov Cattle strong; fair 20 fancy native
4hrnng steers 81 t0qS5 30 dressed beef grades S+n
"a 81 under ~ SO 40dxi 10: stocers and feeders
e. O s.. o5 cows and heers 50 20a$l 90 canning cows
81 5oGss and Indian steers 81 ooas! COWS and
finn;
Sc 9ohs5 Ga.
Kansas city. Mo. Nov Cattle steady to strong
Hogs lower; heavcs 81 3Iiad$6 80; packers
81 sO6ss as mixed So 4oGs3 a2l Lights 80 S51s3 02l.;
Workers. 81 501f3 5Ia pigs So 3S1f3 90 Sheep strong
Lambs, 50 5oG$5 60.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-02
EXPORTS LAST WEEK.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT

~ *,
cOT~rO%-T1a cation N arket opened steady The hrst
call started with ,iCes points lower ana sHen WIN
prices / rotl higher Following tie call mere was an
advance OF 314 points with transactions Hgnt
were less sstisractory and the advarce vas io'
later however. a upward movement set IN on c,Ne
Ing following predictions Of frost in The cotton nell iean
ing Of higher cables to-m9rioW; NnlCn WI
holiday here the prudent shorts coNeel anu
The afternoon phases Of the market were more oeoel
ftrorg itan previously. ~ best The markei showeu @
ADVANCE of 477 points with Total sales futWe OF lol"
rales Scct cotton quiet al unohanged prices mo
ding upisnds &c and middlinS Gulf o-4c spot saI's
Ile bales all spinning Buying was checked ny goSsl
slo,lsed 20 indicate crisis approaching N the Enghsh
labor e,tuatcn and predictions involving Tue CO..,
ron Industry extending 70 100000 operatives natua
caution. Conservative houses cantd LOT
ZION and received replies the effect that strike vas
rriikeV 10 osrlr Offerings OF cotton nom the south
were said he liberal without finding prompt ~ IS
FOLLOWING close Of Change sentiment was c'n' ms
=, his 5oint " is currently rumored thai Neill est
rates he current crop 10000 bales Spot cotton u
Southern markets today, m!ddl!rG quoted were as 10
bile ea.y 5,c sales 900 bales savannah easy "-lsc
1-isc lower: sales. 3A6 bales. Charleston Gun "o-io
lice lower. Wilmington firm 5i7c. l-lSc lower safs
III bales Norfolk steady ais; sales 40 oaies "a
es4 bales St I>ss quiet 3 9l6c -l0c lower. Io-mor
~7vs receipts a. Orleans officially estimated
q 900 10 50 tele IS 4i5 bales last week aa
90 III balss last year Between 1900 and 1890 bale
are hooked for n Houston. against 2063O the same da
q week. ago and u. 474 bales last year.
Cotton Exchange special ldNelool cables spot cotoh "
buvers favor. sales 900 bales: speculation and %
roft 500 bales American goo bales receipts. 2SN'
tales. American bales niddlirg upands II so
Futures unchanged prices closed steady net
efanged 70 1 point dec,ine; January tr6Iuar, @,@t
$isl.s Aus,ss sep,enSer sias; NGycnber. alas 50
chester-Yaras Gull .,t s'eady. cloths Guile,
The range OF contract prizes follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-02
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

chicago Nov. CspeclaD.-Wheat had reaction 10
dav Of l4Gl&c and at one time showed a httle more
break than that December opened AZ sS sold oet"een
a7i and as ami closed e6 MAY kept 3. cents
dsoun, most a. the time although early IN the day ths
discount was narrower There break in the drou'h
O, the Mississippi River. which was the
important influence The bull found the staiists
very much against him The worlds shipments were
.7a 900 bushels almost 10000 bushels IN excess 81
the week previous and 10000 bushels IN excess Of last
year. The low prices Of the day were maGe on re ar
OF 23i5oo bushels four tines as ruch as had
Sesr TSeS Vas an Increase on passage Of 1900
bushels; an IN the English visible OF 2ss%9
show an increase Of over 100000 bushels abou, double
ass ysa a primary sf pSn asanst bushels last
year. lsss cars at MINNEAPOLIS and Duluth. eompagsi
The local increased only 10000 There were god
s YS4 an the FS est ne fPsd
port Some business was done here direct WIN LIVER,
tie basis Of cents under December. The December
sS n iS Ses break | wee aSf and
the statistics There %os R sod 'a0 "n''H
corn was fairly steady market. Las, prices were !,
G sS d @Hfss IN %hea Nav la! at %
tween 8oiaQ3o and 500. cents and closed at SOY ems
TuSsday cables Mere higher seaboaTa clear
the visible l.ls6OO0 bushels making the total t6o"9oo
bushels There was decrease on p2ss s, 81 300 I'd
bushels The shipping demand was not very sharp;
Sn oweT The selling Of corn was by longs Logan
was the buyer presumably increasing line when
bought Saturday. .
oats were steady within :. cent range MAJ sold ~
90 and at ols and closed at 2l.0. cents There con-
tinued an excellent shipping demand. Receipts were
light 3i5 cars with $40 estimated for Tuesday Seaeari
ccarances 1856 coo bushels NewYork reported not
quite so good export business, only 10000 bushels
M hs news Tsf from 1% pork SR @ @a s"S
encourn Hog receipts quite M ~ tho eN-
pectations 10000 to-day with 30 estimated rr -
morrow There hrst-rate cash demand IroVsssn
stocks showed 90 3lG barrels regular PORK lS
erces lard and II go 600 pounds ~ ribs decfeae
for month IN pork Il 10000 barrels decrease ~,
ri ~ I'm ribs ~ h-lt''p
pounds.
on the 'puts' December closed NJ Do 70;
"calls" 97i, cents. Puts Nav wheat were -
cents ''cars" oridoiss cents Puts" on Deremo,..
corn were 2GNT2sa, cents: calls" @S7s cents 'fts
on May corn were 30n G30S cents; calls. COS cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-02
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1897

eao.c have continued fairly pen nSy,n,n vI'
Al WalcrtSwn on Saturday the market utterly DE-
no11d ,andT an Buyers an" Canton The ss
were go boxes small ss i5" boxes DO a. s@' liver s
pool cable AIS We quote; state fuli-cean arg sl
do. large cao.ce s.assc: DO far 70 good Itaos 40
2g.e@e se DO 49, S eH0 Face or sas
good. i,.gsc; light SKINS small choice oA.a.c' Jo'
iaise 5tate: %. good to prime. 595l4c common
10 I4r .gil,t ~. SKINS SaS'.c; a,.. ,rooo nearby
poin,s n falling OF somewhat ard the burdens9lns
supply lover qualities has Gradually edaced prices s
hrmness. esp>a.y on high grades wheh are hs'a ,v
at about former quotations New York sfapee
such moving very slowly prices strictly fancy
stocs Is scarce and w>uld probably exceed quoLatons
favor usun offerings Cape God eraIoerres q fancy
quality have sold fairy well and rule arm slightly oS
fered and moving slowly Florida oranges quiet farey
snd hrn We quote Apples, fancy fall varieties per DBL
s 81 ;Ga s bd% Gs 81 80 s9 ~ spy 8 oass mixed
g ya a PSF S sG sS ss e sa. se - So
ger 66l s2asa o Keiasr oCss? sS Lawrence. 81 20
f5P e. eoneo4d a % 5a PEE ss %
ioal:c: inferior stock 4a6c grapes. trays pei
Ns 81 vS 6s. hsa s@s 80 o saS61 sa R
pc 6b s. S Se neT nf eSc G Cape Coz b
s. @og ss e. per CRAZE 81 4oas .! Florida.
'f @ fT "a sGq app av. been IN light
supply. but trade ami stock Offering for fuyre
and at the close stock is eeS offered at Io%c grcs in
Iact ouE Outside quotations are extreme sun.
outside figures rather fu chops duI; and weak cores
aud skins held steadily. Small fruits have shown
Easy California fr1 in naoderae @gues st' a. aboh,
fo'aer price, We quote: Apples evaporated fancy DC;
good Sa'e do sun dried sliced 2ei: do Canadian.
core, and s1s 8, % Ssaoprd per 100 H. 81 Do
ae: DO sAn:dred log lie: heckberries 404i.c; buckle
Mo@rgarK snllc; do Royal $685.: peaches California
tasc ''''' 10 '"pee'ea' 'eioc' Prunes' California
HopsEIHrger business has been done In IN. interior
osego county growers have taen a Strong p6sior
ie higher; on our local market trade has rema ned
have been wei sustained Iron nEe 70 reports so ' ndCa@
German markets have ADVANCED 1aar d,T,iry tbs weeE
We quote state and Pacific coast 1897 choice per ~ 10
Sac do common to prime 49a7i,c1 Pacific coast lsg6
., 'sai" do common to fair 5Qsi.c; DO old eds
,.i HAY AND sTRAw-HAY- There was an lndinercn,
scoaSt Of the sCon Sh Two broken days IN view on
,bc can -og maintain present m upper grades
pers hQwerer are the -ht Tith present ruiins
+ invoice o's. per n e;a7oc So pop III I9, n 53%
sc $50" per iio 10 Rf5 100 n a toa
sat hai por loo ~ Scr per 100 H. toGsc
bi~ ra.s sTRAV rs &C.,; o. under foreEong large
. wholesale way. The s for hos, New. Jersov
anSd $50 per G icS ialo o 100 S.r N 81 r.,
Tyehsnse - ds, o. hay IN tons ~ the ProdGc"
RE Eaoad. ~" l,cnns' i,ana Railroad Iso. Deawars
sht"@nnS and WcsiHrn Railroad. 10 vss' shore
n'ari" ano W",ern t." CENTRAL Railroad Of jersey,
tons '' ~ S''"' ''o
cCc1, =; tay and straw at Ne"-Yora Tor week end
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-02

a ~ 81 os SSsi ss is n%'sfr'
s. $5asi 90 Pssnysyal. 1926 s@ss4tfss n4urai ~
rs: ass. s Sss,! S::Sy
s !SgS@ 5o Ediisr1 81 7Sa.$ Is sseT Jsna!oa IN
S iG: er iso oSnsy adt sars,pafa k$as
25a35c sen.ss, Western, 3d9c7e snake. r'esss iia2y
OF tadertonc and soc business through tie weane'. oi
gA;l. e odd E 1os2 s Ssa ? eay en-
orders spFlng pst,ns quoted s. :o.s5 20: wn, .
sears, $3.50 SIC @; e. extra No wnc!. Gd,i exi;s
NJ Tn,e Z. 5os oo no gIsdt 81 ic @ sa
40 bis. sSQSs 90. .CoRNMEAL-Duii; sale:. 300
eS 29sed h1ts 6 S9t 90 as { to zoo 5c
coasc. G0aGac. .FEED-Tir:: 40. CO and ca D. wn-
@ n 5 hpA ~ sa spgT s c 500 700 o TO- om n
cboe Coz oil meal s2s snasot .crseanss soa75c IN
bu'k: buc,chNnt grain. 37d3so. Ne~-York
Prices Wee Tie rs II vH nS
bct The only period o. seadlness developed shortly
slightly by moderate foreign demand and local cover
ns Other than this The market was without support all
important bear increase Of 2a5aooo bush
figured the close Of Change saturday. TIL, was
M c S M, sr err sSns Of Ss S.
in tnc amount paassre heavy worlds shipments ard
bush in The .siish visible cable. were Of no
waaeyer 70 the ey LyeTp3o o'ins Tesqa Is with an
ne close "a hsho: 70 "a lower. Spot wheat was un
closed. Liverpool whea, stocks reported At 117o0O
bush, against 1,3Gi 900 bush last year Flour stocks.
ton without particular feature all day. including
lot o. odds and ends among the scaplng interest beng
first activity. disappeared from the market although in
the afternoon business export account attracted b.
the low prices ran up 70 liberal large nsres estimated
high 30 loads fair business was also reported AT
chcas9 In tne West general y. storn embraced s ne
as 10 the progress CT winter wheat work. The total
bush against 6S16OOo bush ago. Contract stocks
The weeks incr -ase being $4,000 bush Clearances from
New-YoIk tooted 33s.oOO bush. snd from the entire
ports for the weeE from this port were ll%ISO bush
it is reported that at Least 500 600 bush more are
aoa; were as follows 40 2 red 81 o3' No hard
Manitoba. 81 o5: NJ Northern Duluh, 81 ol'4: 40
oa re an .p9i 10 Eard NcwYorI 81 Or 10 arrive
No herd Dulnh s. o4'. SPOT No bard Kansas 81 OF.
to-day revealed frmness q under;one which resulted
higher leye Of prices and closing advance Of sc
weather West. indicating continued light movement.
cables light offerings and toward ihe close the
tie most conservative estimate Ooo bush mostly
mixed. There VAS decrease OF 100000 bush in the
The visible supply. making the total IS 99s 900 bush.
against $4,000 last year Total stocks a this
10 SIS OOO bush. against t15l000 bush last year Tie
stock Of 40 is sJ9GO00 bush. against 3322 600
go. ATS-The speculative market Influenced by
held steady all day. closing &c net higher ~
supply which Is now i536iOoo bush lost 5000 bush
during the week supply ast o Eeai vas l:,5lWo bush
500 500 bush stock Of contract
bush. weeks decrease q $4,000 bush. Last
24,c 30 3 oats c4c: No : white 26.a:e'zc- No =
white o3,c track mixed 1920 track white. cef3c.
: Rnffalo: 10 ! western 5li,c : { RuraIo..,...
BARLEY-Market quiet: quoted al CSC. c Buffalo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-02
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Laverreol Nov. I. 3:45 p m.-Exchanses-cio1ssnsS "a
whca.-No red Western winter stocks exhausted,
mixed spot steady IS I'D; November dull IS ND; ~.
cembcr dull IS I'd; January quiet IS i'd I'o SIpsscso
Louis fancy winter Arm, los. Hops Al LONDON 81.
CoasD 559e5s BeefExtra India mess dull o w. st.
prime mess dull. SOS 3D. Pork-Prime mess nne snn
ern dull 4ss 3D. prime mess, medium western p.o an
ass. Hams-short cut. "A to 10 10 dull SOS ,, 10
Cumberland cut % 10 30 10. STEADY. 3ss od shof "a
20 to "a ~ steady sos long clear middles ign 70
rs ~ steady 36s I'd. long clear middles hea.s ~ 10
a. NJ steady 3Gs short clear backs i6 TO Is 10 seaay
3os Cd clear bellies IL to IA 10 steady 4Ss
Square IL IA n. firm. Dos lard--iIlne co,-
steady e2s Cd CheeseAmerican nnest %hite "a ' Cot
oredd dull Taow-Prime city STEADY los.
tonseed refined steady i5s 3D. Turpen'aA
Spirits steady 23s 3D. Rosn-Common s,ea'y i,sr,osi
following the imports or wheat ih'v ono nr.:
during the last week: From Atlantic ports Its" sTcec
from Pacific ports, 1000 qrs: from other Po.s ~sre
arr The imports Of corn from Atlantic ports "e''
80 500 Qrs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-02
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS

Galveston. Nov cotton easy; middling 5n-ioei
low rddnr 8 5-lGc; good ord nary j.. ~ rs
ceips o. l42 bales exports 70 Great Britain "a 1873 os'
bales. 90. 80,
Augusta. Nov Cotton steady; mdcng o o-i"c "a
mIddllnV 5.lGc net receipts Sois bales; gross 3los
bales shipments 1854 bales: sales 6si ba.ss; Stock
IS. t25 bales. ,,,,, n a..
Norfolk NOV. i-c?tton steady; middiins ".iSSSy6
low mlidlnR Sic good ordinary. 1l6c; receipts 4V
bales exports coaswise, 2702 bales sales AIS paes'
stock. ?5.1iS bales . go.
low m.ddllng. sc; receipts $50 bales; exports 70
France i3 bales: the Continent 30 hales cNas~
wise as2 bales: sa.es 396 bales: stock 22 l32 haes
New-Orleans. Nov. lotion steady: midding 9.:c'
low middling i6c; good ordinary 47sc; net REGENTS
IL 426 bales gross. ls,l76 bales sales 1900 eaes'
stock, les. col ba.es.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-02

Fyrort. TO-DAY aggregated O7 bales Of which IS 5s7
bales shipped Great Britain Is o bales 70 France
~ sS hales % far this week France 40 O57 bales and
The Continent So 1913 bales making
thus far s72 bales 17io9 bales ard 400 PSI bales
'S0EFTf-The market for coffee opened steady with
rr,ees from unchanged 70 points lower compared
Nth Saturdays final figures Trading quiet through
rnarket closed account of holiday Hamburg
parted prices unchanged 20 = pfs net higher Rio cables
reported weakness and Santos cables reported
naly lower market. Brazilian receipts were summed
as liberal al bags but the besrish Of this
feature was fairly offset by liberal Warehouse delvees
an m. United S.ate.-l5 o47 bags The
n,,e dependent upon local traders for some
November notices made their appearance early IN
session but they we're prompy stored and produced
tive support The fret call showed sales Of $50 bags
IN 10 - m business confined 27io bags and
ar he entire session sales reached only H. $50 bags
with the market finally dull with prices net unchanged
20 s points An Amsterdam cable reported the
amount o. coee ahoat from Java and East EUROPE
io5 600 blSs: shipments from Java and f3r United
steamer Catania with PC 900 bags. and Button
with 900 bags The market for spot Brazilian coffee
aeney closing basis Of $50 for No RIO invoice
lets ard 7.c 3obbng parcels. The market for mild
cc..ec, r1,ed NORMALLY in BUYERS favor With demand
qoo;n.ions follows: Maracaiboc Common to good. 81
goa cueps doSlSt,S o La log
oaxses, b9is3.c. Central Amercan-comrnon ordinary
:SA9lSac: fa, 20 good iegise prime to choice Jog
Jas. sSs.eo Ango:turs l6jtaiic MO6ba 7siie
s.prnsnls OF RIO coffee the United States last week
1000 bags Egrope 5000 bags Santos Shipment,
And Victoria the United States none. Receipts At Rio
last week 100 900 bags against log 0o bass the previous
week and 81 ooc Bags last year at santos or
week. and 10000 Bags last year.
The rsnes OF contract prices follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-02
cesce Is as fellows:

oRUSs--op:ar wss sissdy ana go Vas slaine eni &C.
rsseS Is a. ,sSSns s. ~ powdered s. scos5
,hne hel 81 90 o.ino4 viEis 81 9S etEts ~ 20 gV:
ms do.oestc ta,s 2sTac; foreign nsrl'acilIer 5s.s
s56cs; e.;s;s holders rc.x 2sSSe - o,s
Unchanged an:ls s. ,99s. 3? hessns p-:rs ~ ssg
81. enss.a 81 1881 o.: cuSeo. t1ISo, h.n;9cs t"S
ase; ;ea,sa prime. 9o-fl %: lev srGte. G9poe: 'Hoa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-02

spring wheat ssl.gs94c; No spring wheat sfg'5 no
red. s6i. gys..c NO corn; HS,,e
corn. 26tq:6i2c 10 oats, iSIiytt -. ~ ~
ac; No WHi da 80 NJ Ssxseed 81 "a, ,fs ~:
prime timothy seed = 90 mes Pr. r., 80
,o g" 81 tods4 So dry sailed shoulders boxed 4ajc
short clear eldes lpoH,', oeysC "m,SHes rsn'
ished goo5s per ga nr ~ FxsHsa tads The butter
lated, 80 u On te fro-luss H., io1on,
TarSst o wsi s 5ssSy ras arm fresh
cincinnati EoE I-tIour sIrady AN as 80,
family Is NJ osi neat o d,r NJ mixed a);,S
steady; No mixed DE oals I'm, No 81 ~
&c Rye steady' n9 4 T.oo1 a,., ~ Sc Is Whisey
steady ~ ~ ~ bIiser s,1ss IL cheese steady;
Insd' .. 80 r-i,ns Ohio aat DC
So - - ,,,.a.. ,.-.- NJ Sor,hsrn a4c:
Milwaukee nov. W 80 'UNe' ,st 6tsisc haley
No spring s. ~ ~ , rye n.ma oe n
s'ed-'' ~ - -. -. 4ov,r,ber aoi,~.
Minneapolis. Nov l. - nlot, ,aTS as7.~- X,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-02
Of coausc, prices follows;

Foreign ra-Nsts; ssi,.os-coree market gri:s; coed
ssrsss ssns,s 5000 nsi;n: T-' War osseG
..ca.rssd: closed unchanged to pfg net acyanre:
saiss "a 600 SSes R.o-Coree market weak: No Rio.
ssSco: sxcS,ase :M. receipts :: 800 bag. cleared for
G,s Chl,x s1tas. HOO: eearet for Europe. is""'
e.sat zoe 600 Holiday in Hkvre to-day.
M n.,.iin>l position Of Brazil ce.ee Is as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-02
THE STATE OF TRADE.

So IS do Extra s. dc tamy seSss vino
ter wheat patent sa s. go spring DO 50 loas5 So spring
red sa.Gossc stock iSlSGs2 bush sales. S2oco bush:
southern wheat by sample; 05casl OF do on grade go
qsi Corn steady; spot and month 3isa3i.c; November
or December. new or old 3hq3ihc; January 32a32Hc:
steamer mixed Z9aq &,sc stock. SOB 469 bush; sales.
mixed, 2aa2s$e; stock, a.5eos BUSH rye easier; NO
$l3 So Grain freghs steady: steamers quiet steam 10
Liverpool per bushe AID November; cork for ORDERS
strong graduated IS o. Butter steady; fancy cream.
cry 23a24c: do imitation lsai7c ade i3alac good
l7aisc. Cheese steady; fancy NewYork CO. large iO3
lOi.c; do 81 medium. ioi4@Oi.c 90 small IiaiiHc
Boston. Nov. -Four quiet; winter patents. S. 80
s. SJas5 9o clears and straights sias5 To- cornmes
steamer yellow BE Nos and 3 Sse oa,. am fa ansy
Mieed steady, spring BRAN sl2 %; winter BRAN s3 Is
asa. mddngs si2 Soase: red dog -four; SIS so Fresh
4aGc Lambs firm: mutton and warnings. sa0c veal
sd9c steady; Northern o2A23c: Western 2.irc.
imitation, 3a4c ladies. ioalic Cheese firm; Northern
Ou0isc; Western. S1ic.
Buffalo. Noy l;-sprIng wheat. fair demand; No hard
demand limited No red on track Ssc: No white sss
low 9Oi.c: No yellow. 2sisq29c: No . corn soc: No
corn; 2si@a2ec: oats.iasht demand: 50 white 25e;
a2i.c No mixed 2lac Barley very strong held higher
best Western i7aisG good !?@45c; common % lair 3sa
freishts ARM wheat and naxseed 3sc: De- rye az
barley, 2sc oats. 2i.c TO New-York lumber, 10 New
York 81 80: to Albany 81 10 Flour firm fair demand;
als5 IL: bakers clear spring 81 j0as4 10 low grads
spring So 5Gs3 90 patent winter IS 25as5 so best fam
lily winter. s. 73asS low grades winter So 5oasa w;
Chicago. Nov The leading futures ranged as fol.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-02

Receipts al the ports ard Interior points TO-DAY com
pared with the same day last week and last year were
es
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-02

Imports - wool ths pot ~ ~ Tors - 49, T"~k
ending DAY. reported ~ the custom House "'rr u,
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AN ODD ARGUMENT.
4 Steamboat Hand Explains why He
Gave Up the Sea.

4 Steamboat Hand Explains why He
Gave Up the Sea.
There are excuses and excuses, and
explanations and explanations" re-
marked the man who had been on a
prospecting tour in the west and had
got back home with more experience
than anything else, but the oldest one
think ever happened upon was fur
nished to me by deck handlon an Ohio
river steamboat running from Cincin-
natl to Pittsburgh. That is, she ran in
that trade when there aswater enough
in the river so she wouldn't have to
climb up the bank and walk around the
sand bars, as the clerk picturesquely
explained to me. was on one of these
boats and she was On q sand bar not far
from Marietta, in the state of Ohio, and
while we were waiting for it to rain, or
something else, l strol!ed down on the
boiler deck and incidentally fell into
conversation with the deck hand afore-
said
"'This is fine travelling 1 said, with
some degree OF sarcasm.
"There's nothin' Like gettin' used to
it, he replied easily.
"'How long does it usually takeT
"'Depends on the mater of the brute
he smiled.
"'Have you always worked at this
business? l asked.
"'No, l used to be sailor
"'A sea sailor?' inquired in some
surprise.
eyes, I used to sail out of Balti-
more
""Then you know about navigating
where there is water?
"'I had ten years of it
"'Well, how in thunder did you ever
happen to give up the deep, deep seas
for this sort of thing?'
Conscience. mister.
"'What the mischief had conscience
to do with it'll asked. Had you
thrown somebody overboard?'
"'Oh, no, 'twasn't nothing of that
kind he said with an honest grin. You
see, was Baptist in them days and
there couldn't be too much water to
suit my taste, but one time when 1 was
ashore in Baltimore I got mixed up with
the McthOdists somehow or another,
and after that sprinllin' seemed about
my size. and so | left the ocean and
struck ont for the Ohio river. Barrin'
food now and then, 7 amt got no OBJ
iectioGa to offer" - Washington
Star.