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Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1897-07-10
KANSAS TAX ARREARS.

State Auditor Morris Notifies tho Delln-
quent Counties To Pay Up.
TOPEKA, Kan, July6.-State Auditor
Morris sent notices TO the treasurers
of the various counties in arrears to
the state for taxes, with q demand
that they pay up at once. The follow
ing will show the amount each county
Is dclinuuent in its state taxes:
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1897-07-10

Husband (groaning)-"'The rheumatism
in my leg is coming again." Wife with
sympathy)-"0h, ] am sorry. John! !
wanted to do some shopping to-day, and that
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1897-07-10

People are certainly as unfair with their
neighbors as they are with prominent off.
cials they happen 10 dislike.-Atchison
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1897-07-10

Men say more evil Of women than
they think; Il & the contrary with
Fpuqn iqvREa pqe pVb.Y'
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1897-07-10
ASfnr uallnccO.O

As you chew tobacco for pleasure, use
Star. 1t is not only the best, but the most
lasting, and therefore the cheapest.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1897-07-10

$1,000 hapd6h " hClG Wis
ible-the white canvas cover OF IN arm,
wagon. and few more scattered "a
tents. Cook-fircs had been ablaze and
were now smouldering about the wag.
on. Several men in gray wooden shirt:
were washing their faces at the stream;
Others, in light-bluc overcoats, were
sauntering about the tents, some oil
whose occupants, rs could be easily
Feen, were still asleep.
Standing ut the edge Of the winding
road, and thinking how easy n matter
1t would be to toss hand-grenade into
the midst Of the camp, Lambert paused
moment and studied the scene. Rest
ing on his sword. still in its channels
case, with his cloak and satchel
thrown over his shoulder. the young
officer became suddenly aware Of man
wearing the chevrons OF corporal who,
fshing-rod IN hand. was standing Just
beyond clump Of bushes below and
looking up Mt him with an expression
on his shrewd, "Bowery-boy" face in
which impudence and interest were
about equally mingled. So soon az he
found that he was observed, the cor.
poral cooked his head on one side, and.
witt arms nkimbo and q quizzical grin
on his freckled phiz, patronizingly In.
quired:
swell, young Teller. who made them
clothes?"
Lambert considered n moment before
making reply. One Of his fnvorite In
structors at the academy had spoken to
the graduating class about the splendid
timber to be found among the rank an6
file Of the army. ''They are like SC
many old oaks" said he. and some Of
Iambert's chums had never forgotten
II. Neither had Lambert.
Tro BE CONTINUED
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-30
.PoRK-steady. Quoted: Mess, IS Is

barely steady. .PoRK--steady. Quoted: Ness IS Is
0so f.miIy. sil 5oasI2: short clear, sioasl2 co.
SO so packet sss0aso 90 extra india mess, siqfi6
49,. DRESSED HoGS-seady. Quoted: Bacon sc;
80 n 4sc iC0 ID. &C. 40 n. 6i.c. 40 10. ofc' Pies
5ia rs CUT MEATS-pckled BELLE. easy sinoN-
Ing De!es T7sc 10 n. 6sc IL 10. 6kc u 10 Oc pcHled
shoulders steady: quoted 5c; picked hams easy quoted
T.d7i1c; Western. green. 10 n. 8tc... TALL,21Mn-
Dull: quoted 3-l6c .LARD-Duil: quoted ffi t7ci
city lard steady quoted 42oc bid refined quiet; quoted
South America 515c; Continent 4I0c Brazil kegs ?9c
compound auiet; quoted. city, 494hc: western AsW
4i4c...... STEARINE-Quet; quoted. oleo, 4sc; city
lard searne. 5,sc nominal
with fair demand for them. but foreign neglected.
Markso al the ruled firm. Local prices unchanged
Prices were as follows: Domestic. common ordinary.
4a4sc fair good. Al q5c; primo choice, 5lsg6kc;
fancy eq6itc: Patna. 4sa6l7c: do in bond. 3a3l<c:
japan Gas &C. Java 4Sg+sc: Rangoon in bond. 2Q24c.
sUGAR-Raw remained Arn prices unchanged; centr!t-
urai 90 test at SIC: muscovsdo. so test 5-l6c
iasscs sugar 50 test 1-1Sc Principal renners still
Of the market buyers Independents
willing TO take all offerings. Refined firm. with
better demand prices unchanged Prices abroad
wo!c unchanged London cable reported steady tut
te doing; Java, 90 fair refining, 0s: beet dull;
prices fully maintained: present month ps; next month.
Prices for refined sugar were as follows Doininos,
5l,c; cut loaf crushed 6hc; powdered and coarse
powdered 5Isc: graduated and hns sranulated. DC;
coarse granulaed and extra fine Tanulated 5hc con
fectoners' sranuated. 5b.c cubes 3.c powdered ana
Nos t. and 8. 4ssc No l. 1896 No f,5c; no g. $40,
sos: IL. No b. 3o4c: No IA. 8s4c: No TO- 3sc.
NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-30
TILE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

made Sy the bears today May losing II. cents pe'enhsr
csns p ~ sid between Us. eos ANA closed
90 ,0gO&s The pecemoer premium, 80 -
,,,nrs ~ accumulat5ns OF wheat In the Northwest
Isned FOR this market OF them prohaby eAassrI
The local stock this week increaSs -" o. bsHes
md the contract stock Will Increase atou' oo" % 70
not exceptional IN view Of the Decei1oer uea' '4 1t
ccmh,r premium. All markets were aooit a. "eaH ,,s
tbis-Ilvprpoo. Paris and the outside Ani,iC' ps,
rh verv large seaboard cleardnces $500 bushe's
but every thing else IN the siatstcal way wns 80 ,d,
h ,,n,,, IA 600 bushels increase on passage Ot
~, 200 bushels Increase In the visible OF
bushels Receipts showea 30 s' bushels & years is
ars a, tho two Northwestern POINTS against 400 40
her" II The tnssn o H's Sh m the VOLTS
vlshle is expected tomorrow Inc trade was M ,c
pt was bear,sh 1t looked at the windup az s Her.
III" ' 'o was slow and 9aS cent. lower The December
@sSnh and cSsea at sa. Recent. we're 377 car
Win s25 estimated Tor Tuesday s9mples W.
cen, lover Cables were "a l9wer IA 600 bushels
o. Local stock decreased SOL 900 bushels The speculation
slow ..s5srG f SHs Exports
eral; the speculative trade almost NIL '"''e'S '''
bushels. So, , ,,, No, unite so weak They
oas rt ne December May difference standing at -
nen,s NAV sold 22ls and AT p ana cosel 81 -
BID RscsPs w we're csns lover seaboard
anres 1877 900 bushels The VISIBLE q pS 7,Ie ey
bushes local stock increased o" us December is
p poo. n slow month Charters 10000 husne.S
Proyson, barely steady PORK c9shs ""rg nc -.
%; enis The principal trade was changing me oG. n
ahys covering Hogs sers Tor 10 morrow The
, exoer, nothing from the provision market uht'' e
after par, OF next NOR N ..,. wns,t closed at 90
on the c, fnE9 Oh. c.as Puts May corn. 2o'g
cen sen,' c.nt ts''' ais 2sa20n cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-30
EXPORTS LAST WEEK.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York November 90 1897;
me co 1,2 cali se1 @saSs az dsSne saSj:
s;5 ' fss Ws asfs' SShs s Q, ia
ponis s the absence Of support from outside
While there was selling n h Se Sa HH
The loss on disappointing receipts New Orleans alone
igaSibr was slow and The market made range
for the day Win the tone nnay Gu::i ana sie2ay hut
So 2oo bales In the afternoon the market was ABOUT
sSio5 bT ton.ght breaking the force q Increased
receipt estimates prevalent This afern:on IraGhs on
somewhat oullsh tendency on claims that me mafxe
lad been Oyersod Con;radiGoiy SdTess as 10 He
age estimate made by AZ members Il the Liverpool Cot
Exchange Points to crop OF 9sieS oyTase
estimate recently made by !3 members o, o NE
s GSslGn E' mdans S aRands ds c
et Hsa9 e., bs n sa d bales 5 spinning and
500 bales contract Agricultural Comnsioner Nesot Of
G s9Se saes y cotton a, SC per pud also
that planters generally are IN an h copd 10
Scce. Tor their product this season Price McCornic.
c0 t..S S9'Gn m. e and IN fasue vii mean more Than
has n. rs. as N 6"s has s.ds 81
VIM ;. Ec9usd TO sS.g tho s Ssasn a;
hs F at w fGi3n i, now selling in many
the cotton belt And when any ariel. gets esow The
table oOh,squ.ncs later .,,.. g., ,,o,
oOp Esss1as Ss Ha9:r
export coo; American 1900 receP,: IA GO; AMER
can l4S G mans quiet Unchansee to point
31Gs ass Manu-.
$SS; MascGApfs ,4ss J1yASss $3.50 August
sSs sc
but steady cloths quiet, but steaay ,,a,,. O,o,., us
a, R F%lo SS::'n sss MOO s.i;s
20 baes. wainsron firm. sac. Norfolk steady. 64c
sn se sales: ssass' Sc Ro Ioa. stead sG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-30
OTHER MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

ch,..co Nov oo-The cold weather seemed TO inlpart
vsor 10 trade In cattle o,day' n With choice
Sssyes in quick demand at strong prices Beer srr,
sold largely 81 4od$5 10 IN" poorest 20, being worth
s s S"' rh@ s,5eHer and feeder trad. was "i5iy
active with sales from 50 20 - 80 10 ms cows
end bslfcrs wer. in good demand at steady Price s
range being IS for common ranhSss selling for
s. 60 range steers brought b - and
The week started Off viii plenty OF me- :" ,r; ri"es
an ,,rrcr and largely 7u5c higher Packing lots
soid at 50 2S1S3 31 and prime shipping "t h al 30
& 81 ,se se'S he pa late narket vcaNcr medium
w.gbts selling the There was an active demand to
he sga ara A for COMMON 70 prime and lambs at sc
"a - and fancy selected lambs orouShI go x"rt
OF sMeS w.ro saabe around 81 80 Recepscas ioo0
hogs 20 OOO sheep. lo.UD. -, 49,, ,o,.e,. n-in,e
Ess, Liberty su MSy y asa s. &c. s bulls ras.
seaSP 70 Hogs fairly active at decline OF oTioc i5@
mediums s. 3og 90 Ss all ,S Ssqt Choice s. SOC
- a. az. ormon ssgsS 90 choice lambs. 50 NaN 90 COM
mon 10 good s. 50a;o 40 Veal calves e,Dry native
st. Louis N9y n,is ,,ecr. s. soS5 dressed beef and
SuteheT s. 15qs. under loo 70 s ~ 81 36ssi 5o
ana feeders indian steers s3Gs4 %: cows and hei1e,e
q Hsts Co. q heavy ' s. 4Sa,a g. sheep
mixed. 1ss.Ss. s5qs. eas and bucks '2gss 20
stoekr, s. 25ga mls 50 eG@ - Hog. s,eaay
to a 2 ss nsE 81 sos3 An Workers oG.s AZ pigs 500
a1 sheer ' NsS g. .t5SaE Us cars
Ens. % car, OF Canadian stock Good demand tor
steers and and pan medium
.iow 81 sale Sockers and feeders we're W .s.'
,upoy and little doing Medium e. fsry sr.cn ,,ec,
~ choice to smooth fut he!fes, sigsi d, mixed
stock s. '9gs, ssos Ms 90: stock bulls
sesS @ s5S,i 40 Hos.Ree.Ip.: isS es a Te:
market wa: slow and drassy. with prices 'a'e 70 "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-30
LONDON WOOL SALES.

ro,so, Sov 29-The wool sales were continued 10
s,x wi,h good attendance. The onerlnss asu hI
tyown To-days offerings aggregated 1927.
SaIss of which 1000 withdrawn Ereasy new H ep
% VA. IN better supply and sold at late rates
@ ar and wasting descriptions still ruied Irregular
The Continental and home buyers Te,r purcbases
for the day amounted about 500 bales goa seist
LOT ~ Cane 81 Good Hope and Natal wool 500 NJ ae
ra,rs The general tone Of the sale was h''"e' me
sale IN snth wae.-soos bales secured Idals AID;
greasy. Mod 49, ..., saa,. "A. grea.v 81
oueenslandJ.72o bales; secured SdaiS f' greasy
vyictoria-:.os bales: secured. I*dglse1d: greasy
snutb Austraiia-329 bales: greasy. SF9sd ,.,s,.
New-Zealand-060 bales; scoureo' o'"ei' ia s'''
6QSi4d x.,.I-s,7 ba,es: secured Ihd
ais id: greasy, Gg7kd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-30
r1.nnpEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

,...ooi Nov % 3:i3 p. NIX change-Wheat spot
NJ ISd Northern spring dull Is Sid CSrenber
10 src.n mixed steady. 50 BAD; Iu;ureT sUv nre,
american Quoted December quiet IS 3sd January Gqs n
\, csa ours Louis fancy winter ,s sea T,eef rIn
az s.r. india mess ass "a prime mess ios r2m. mess
Prns Western steady. ass Hams-shor cut - y,
G H. steady Bic Bacon s'sadn s Iens clear mid
10 light IS to 10 ais Cd long clear sdss s 81
~ - h s - TO "A 70 Arm. as. lard-Prime Wes
ern arm 2os Cd CheeeeAmsrican hnss r wn'g s' cot
orr oil-ILverpool refined dull. las 81 PEN
shirt, steady PAS. Rosin-cominoh s'eau'' 10 ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-30

Cash quota0ns were as ioqws' E.o1' st9ni, 10
SI'sc d Haiaj s 20 corn No . .%I:Ss Es
50 Sa,S Sasy: 25,sa.2s So rs1sess
ST. q 9s Stm lard m PsF ,seG H. snort
%:s s5as 20 dy ' q sd ;s2ger ,s S2Ss s
harse on the Produce Exchange today he, The butter
que. sS Tss i'" Eggs arm fresh sc
X9y 2so4E dull ta nc o 8 29S Ia 90 90
5'% mica 5? s 7sgss 2 Ss .'ssd @ 10 g
Ge' 80 ss. Easy s. Whssty ss
81 10 Butter easy. steady. hard refined - "g
S -. Esgs nrm 1910 Cheese firm good to prime to
VII Mls " 2swses, weak No NsEthsFn 40 soc;
=? xsv 20 .e%R a5 Ss1 November e
SS5s21 oo s. Fi6ar arm s5gf
5? soas5 10 Bran. in bulk 81 2'as' '0 sacked
Ny 6::s II, Jahasfs ana @
rc nF n oH4 pccem G s$sas F6iuar
mn, oss s5ssty Mo T sn4 F:Sar nom
nl Flour dull and 60 weak e 'e Peun,, Tar Tr
1873 q 10 'ira s !. 4 e. %S' Dson %ls
8 g. s d5 lear G:Y" iGat5 e rat, IT,
rf h6cS u BaSEwheat 4oqSi 50
p. 100 ii FOR nT as 70 10 f P@hn.v nase a prints
E, @ fresh "' REFINE; ?$ .ssr d 40 W but
sG ,d co @4t4S" % in bis: arc a
Fosters &c. spring chcken' 5asc broer, go, o
sior. fowl, chocs sasiac do fair TO good. 1qi'ac;
c1icLens large sc: do fair 20 good sas2c; turkeys
choice. 3c DO fair to sood w ioc ou'AS' ~ -
"a iOc ~ ,. III, ,a,av unchanged
No red each, elevator, a"lsc' t-N
o7aq7i.c; No 2 hlrd cash SEC December. %ac; Ma?,
s2i,Gp2sc Corn-Spot steady: No cash -4'sc; H.
Cer,hsr 2,ssc Oats-Spot lower; No casn. e,svaut
co.,, track 2lisa2lsc: No white. cash &c; pe cyn
49, n0.c. NAV 22,c Bran strong east track saCHsu
SIC Butter steady creamery. isa2Sis dsiry: H ;.pG
EgrS hiyher lTi3c Whskey, 81 10 Pork quet' s'anI
"a mes t5sbing. s. 25gss so. Lard 'asier; PRIME
s.9nh $,OTi, choice. 81 10 Bacon-l$oHrd 'tS' eN,I
s. G2,qt5 70 Dry salt meats-BcNed sh9ueeJs = l-a'
extra short clear 81 !5aSt sI?; RIBS 20 aa b and
Toledo Nov. 2p-Wheat active lower; No caSn An
Decsn,ber $3.50. Corn lower active: no mkei 80
6ots AMI steady; No mixed. 2liac Rye active owet,
"a . miyed I5i7c Goyerseed active. STEADY P''"e
cash and December 81 lIir OIL unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-30

bales to the Continent 7if5 bales sales t3i bales;
stock, 221 S37 bales. 80. -,
Norfolk, Nov 29-Cotton steady: mlddllng. Sac; low
middling. l-l6c: good ordinary, 4sc; receipts oooo
bales exports to the Continent 800 bales e.as'"se'
l4Io bales: sales lbs bales; stock, Il 40 b1les
Savannah, Nov. 23.-Co;ton steady. mdGling oFse' ~
midding. 10 l6c; receipts 1855 baes exports 70 .n3
bales stock 10000 bales -.
Augusta Nov. 29.-Cotton firm: mddins. '-loe' low
mldlinc. 3-iGc: receipts. 1896 bales gross siys
bales shipments 1.i33 bales sales. So paes' s'oeS'
isO42 bales. -. 90, -.
New-Oreans. Nov. ao.-Cotton firm; midding otc: 70"
mddling. l5-l6c: good ordinary, 4sc; ne tec.ipts'
bales gross 6Tol bales sales 300 bales s'oeN
3i3.4l2 baea.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-30

lower Good r. choice Workers. 81 sass 81 mixed pack
Gs, k3 o.ak3 heavy hogs, 50 co. Toushs % ~
sas, So oass pigs g 25qsS 20 sheep and
stock Active demand for lambs and prices l0c higher.
Sneep rviei Without change Lambs yaarngs chSce to
= 90 natives choice 70 prime IS sOds5 O5 fair 10 good
- toQSJ 81; cus $54so 30. shaep-Choce TO selected
ws,hers 81 e5asi 81 mixed sheep 81 25QSi 5o cus 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-30

IN fat hoops, 81 259s1 49, okra Florida per
81 parsn'ps per bbl 81 pumpkins 81 5Oqs 10
Florida, per carrier s2Fs2 5o string beans 1riorda
per basket 15cuSl 50; green. GDcASl 20; ,sr ri
Go;qsl 81 greer Jeg7ss squash IIubbafd' odf35c
tomatoes. Florida. per carrier s2as3 So tunp'' PEI ''
S9G7rc: DO white, SOC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-30
so,r,,upN COTTON MARK ETs.

c,Iv.ston. Nov 2o-Cotton quiet; middling; nSe, low
mddns SC; good ordinary tSc; receipts ~ .o' 80 20;
exports 10 Great Britain. $3.50 bales 70 FRANCE i'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-30
4 CRUISE to the mediterranean by North

"A German I.oyd "Aler" Feb 5, 1895 visiting Glib
-aI,ar Malaga Granada. Ahambra Algeria. Malta cairo.
Jerusalem Beyrou Ephesus. Constantinople, Athens.
Rome ONLY $3.50. ALL SHORE EXCURSIONS. Hotels.
ices etc included. F. c. CLARK. III Broadway. " 7.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-30

Foreign rnarke sSantos-Conee market nat good aver
Santos 1880; receipts 10000 bags stock llaoVV'
bags Hamburs-Conee marke, op.ned ! pig ,I h.gnsI
closed lUl pig higher; sales, 2l,Cco bags hh.e
Coffee market opened Irregular franc higher At y m.
Y franc higher at m y franc lower; closed frahc
hia,nr Total h4ga
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-30

RloC,oae. market quiet; No 7 RIO 1880: exchange:
II 32i receipts. 1900 hAgs; cleared for the tinted
stses, oo00 bags; cleared for Europe lo bags SocH
t52. 600 bags
The statistical position Of Brazil follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-30

CoFFEE.The coffee msrkIt opened steady WIG, prices
tine thloug the session showed any particular do
gree OF speculative interest sales on the cal. 100
Iags: up 10 y NJ 10000 bags end total for the day
80 bags. The market closed quiet at net advance
az points Tie carly advance resulted from better
class Europesn cable news than had oeen expected
HAVE at one adyance or = francs
While Hamburg made a net gain Of HG1 p:ennins Later
however the favre eased of. and the net gain
was finally only u franc. At the same time receipts
at Rio and santos were moderate 10000 esss,. and
waehous. deliveries this were regarded as
fair at II 2Gi bags Early in the session the market
was also helped by some European buying or1er" out
by noon the opening advance mostly ost: sun htet
in session the market developed weak unaer,oe
In the absence Of speculative support ana lnolHerehoe
part spot traders. who were disposed 70
nate account Of the very heavy stock acGunu h
Local traders wera disposed 10 sell but acted win csu
ton Cleared RIO November q. steamer hoIsGt win
Cleared santos November 81 steamer H9ioe,n EN-, n1
bags The for spot Rio closed oulet hn
about steady with prices nornnsly on the basis OF
ca 40 Rio invoice lots and 6Ac for jooSns pei
cells an advance of SC The demand FOR coHees WE
conservative and generally confined 20 small pa,ce.s.
with the market finally quiet eut steaoy on .he o"e'
- sl'u. days figures.
TIE range Of contract prices follows: e.,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-30
CLOSING PRICES san FRANCISCO STOCKS.
Ocean Steamers.

MORTHu @ERMAM GlOWW.
FAST l.XPgrSS SERVICE.
SOUTHAMPTON, LONDON. BREMEN.
Spree tn. Nov. 30 ga m T;sye'. IT, Ian H. M
Saae. T Dec. Q a. m. Saae. .Tu jan % y a. M
KAISER WIN. DER CROSSE Tues Jan; = z p i''
OEI.RICHS & CO.. BOWLING GREEN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-30
contrsct pric.s to-aay was as follow,:

Receipts al the ports ana interior points to-day com
psrd with tho same day 4sst week and last
q follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-30

FLOUR AND MEAfI-Flour holders were disappoln,eu
the actions ~ wheat today and while ,o ohsns
goods nevertheless un9bir 70 eie.
saes OF any importance except concession nom
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-30

ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
n received at their Uptown ONCE No. Lag Broadway.
"a door north siss until o'clock p m adysrsiss.
oicc rates unti o'clock .. viz 254 shave, B. O.
cor 23l-.L ICE 6th-ave coz. l2th-s, Maeys dth-ays
ami lIh- 1Io Ccumhus-ave West 66th-st lOS
West 42d-st. Gth-aye p2 East Itth-st 2:I West
sd-ayr between 10Th 77h OPS 3daye near 6fst'
At 7os lst-ave s0thst $50 3d-aNe. near ust-st
s sys 90 East 7sth-st: i921 ad-ave.: 26e2 3d-ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-30
NETWORK PRICES.

Receipts Of breadstuTs at the pots and interior points
IN IN nds three cphers cD omitted flour pos
grain bush. follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-30

CESMAN ENEyl11 EKMANEAM SEAWaIe
.HAMH.rRG AMERICAN NORTH GERMAN
LIME LLOYD.
Exptass steamers from New-fork
10 Gibraltar. Naples and Genoa .. "a Az
tFulda ...Dec 4 10 All KAISER w. II Dec o. ~ ~
"a Victoria Dec. H. 10 An 'Norms mia jan - ~ II
TINS Dec. is, 10 AN it'llda, Jan o. - Ays
Also steamer 70: Alexandria Egypt In Jsn' feo' Az"
March. :, .,,., iins
from Naples Genoa, Gibraltar, HAMBURG bteihen' AVE-
CON- IouLnn,pI msr,can A North German Lloyd
''a"'' y1,re Oericha 4 Co.. AGENTS
o, p-o.Sway NJ 4 bowling Green. N. T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-30
WHITE STAR LINE.

Adria,'c....Dec !. noon Majestic. Dec 20 n,on
f:err,.nic Dec. s. noon Germanc. Jan D. noon
Teu;1nic Dec Is: noon T.utonie Jan i? noon
"a COTTON CARRIED By PASSENGER STEAMERS.
Pier No As. North River. Oaice 8 Br ad@ay y y
49, " II. MAITLAND KERSEY. Agent.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Ssw-York. November %. 1891
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

6, Esei'imore Noy D.Fl9ar dull Western super So 500
wheat etraish,. s. s0as5 sales. 800 bbs Whea, dull
ana easy spot and month. 9,i4Q3Ttsc December 9I7oQ
stock i5i5 ssl hush: sales . COO bush southern wheat
by sample 93dos&c; d. grades o34G0s.c. Corn
easy SPOT 3&a33t.c: month 33a33lsc; December 32laa
uary. 82a32c; steamer mixed 3l3ii.c; stock
bush sales 5000 bush Southern white 3ia35c do
mixed. 2Gls Qo7c: stock. 2si34G bush Rye easier No
nearby; 12l.c; 10 Western. 5asc s9cS aoG7ii bush
nrm; steam to Liverpool per busa 42f December Cork
for orders per quarter. As December "a 4aas ID jan
unry. Sugar graduated. 81 0o Butter steady;
liasc good iadle l2ulac; store packed Zap Egss
New York g. large oaloc: do 81 medium, iOg6Hc; do
70 small i04Gi0'2c
- Boston Nov. 2e-Flour dull; winser patents. 81 "a
50 2ods5 - clear and s,raights s. 25as5 = cornme2
quiet at G9aIIc per bag 81 55Ts 90 pc: Dbl Com dull
fancy clipped aiitc: No clipped. 3osc; No clipped
i % MssH sa 'Rns bran as SO dos Gaa s q
fores. 5G3'.c Lambs hrn mutton aud yearlings .ai}ao
veal sqoc Butter nrm Northern 2la2l ,ac; Western
Northern. 9I9hc: Western. &C.
Buffalo Noy. 29-spring wheat opened easy but closed
strong; No sad SPOT, 81 oot No N@rh1 o'a w 3o
wheat quiet No red on track 9Gc No white in store
&c Com held stronger; No yelloS $2c; No ysow
No corn 3oi.a3olac: No corn 2asc Oats strong No
white &c: No white. 2Ga26.c No white. DC ~
steady; common to fair easy hes; Western quoted 40
4Sc good 42di5c: common 10 fair ioc; state i4q lNc
ay ss i Ss at sto sp inc s. o
spring. s54SS IL low-grade spring - 2oaSS ~; patsnt
winter n s. 2; (. I.S 80 5o"srad' winter 'oaSS 90
Chicago. Now 2a-The leading features ranged fol
lows:
Wheat. No 2: Opening. Highest. Lowest Closing;
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mo VENEZUELA.

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tract with United States Government appointed
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and Maracalbo. via Curacao.
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