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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-20

AMP TVTETss market at. any va; o. s t r sG
manila manila ' Pc sSa were ns about a.
follows Manila hemp sB9 ss 's' is s5c, 'cS c
ri ; ss, ga5a aas s lutte ",s s ssp
%iP T.. 9sS .s;s. %i;S .ssi
tone and SUPPLIES are rot large 20 1, hSd.r' arc
. ens1 to .. nS Syt l9T fson
T sas e t" oa2e Sa iSa sS
az sGss s. saSss S ss@a
aiac; COUNTRY rausrter. native steers oSsnc; cow
sss Sa .a Ga %
s.'ifsf "@snfRssf g.
sSessi leSs sSs3na tsF' sa3oe 7s
Union ss backs ascS sSas ie %Saf sss
thirds, s backs sow sa sias secO str 2 2e s
s sc h h2sa sas sss ssfs::o 5Sse
s's Tss ri s9f marie market closed easy
sd s . T . .ssy at sa co. % tons a
Il /: H. T SsF:. s e e. s'':S
$50 tons futures sas market sIo du u i, LEA
s,s Is !, ii hs..$ ) s Is
e ss.ss dun ans nominal sGa a, /. Is 3D.
gPRoNcloscd Win spot SO 75dsGsJ Glasgow closed
q nHd s NhSfss3sG9 P' =. 81 steady
With small business but choice grades Of new stock
WI" erniw reid Syrups dull but steady and
ebsnsed Glucose steady at 81 20 for ~ degrees
e. 10 as asked crystals 80 degrees with 81 05 bid
oos wee ns follows: New Orleans centrifugal.
mon ,oqi2c; fair I3gl6c good 17Misc; prime ea2lc
49, ORLEANS omen kettle common, 23h2ic fair. 24425c
cd asmaTc: prime 27a2se choice 2s93ie; Porto Rico
5868sc. syrups common SVllc air' IzVi8c; sooo $50
15c: prime iGal7c: fancy, lsn22c .,,. ,,,.. ,-,,.
NAVAL az Hos Xii, .,. o @s: 'piL 1
market for spirits turpentine and ro'n ruled steady
Var and mitch also steady. Prices were unchanged
Prices we're as follows: Tar. regularr 81 81; 81 bns
ntc spirits turpentine and machines 32q
20 20 r.,n common good strained. +0asl 45 p
S:ds, co q s2 % %; 20 g. ta7s; q r. :"
ocrSN market for ,,'.,s. !, . Ss
ers here and at outports Quotations foiow: Ayepoo
ga t Tn 3D. S,wcass 3D. S~e Pisa %
Hamburs IS pigs; Rotterdam lotc: Amsterdam, lohc;
o,k far orders IS 9ids direct ports large tonnage
IA adaar 4d; Liverpool per 100 10 &c Tor No
vemler- December: LONDON oats = 10 s. M
hut little acon although vessels were wanted fo
continue steady win
hs supply medium and large vessels light steamers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-20

Cash quotations were follows; Flour STEADY; 20 2
S ~s,e y sss a ssg Na Ne ys's ss ss2is
?ss a.ssd 81 "a :, G P a ,a @n01 pey
i SS H. s. s ' s5ai RIB. %! sides Goose
5Gr' sugars sed nncssns On the sr Produce
Exchange dGy the ol 9o ma Cheese wss QUE. at asc
Eggs firm, tresh isc.
Cincinnati Nov loo dull Wheat Sfs q nE Ee ~ Oats
s st4 g' ba cGTn M S mse S Rye QUIET No
i 8 qn & Rqt g. f quiet 81 hsss
fna. i6'sc. Cheese steady. &C.
os Ss a Soy s Ss 'ly ss5siSe
barley droornF No . 40; sample. 27a42c.
5 s@ssaoo S$ is%9''s ,s:s4y sIr'$s s:
80 Nrh'rn eisc Flour market STEADY mrs, pssen a
" s.e@ad is2 ssSsss Bran bulk sasT IS;
Philadelphia nov. le--whes, n!m and &c higher her
contract grade November e7ag97%c DecsmSer jan An
TST sn4 and %FG 6esamo aqe JANUARY
nominal arm No Whit Nonsn ,,s o Dscem snsy
% ssT ro am 5s's s sa'sy
and fancy o. a9c % fair to good s,s': :,s os,o
aow d9 city prime bids s, $se .@nTy ~. poS Sns
G oS az 5e SS g ou GnkSs 7G for aSy MEDIUM Weights
GaGlac; OH ROSTERS &C. spring chickens 6gIltc 6rol
f, s Soy S %as dsSs s1a
S TO s2a aad SaG acN turkeys good to choice ss
lac: ducks. 7aoc.
chanred wheat-spo, heh.r: No red cash esva Sg
oGr. track 9GG9Tc: No hard cash. S5c December NC;
January a3bs bid; May 027.c. Corn-Spot steady; No
cash 26c: December 25ha25Ac; May. 2sq2sne Oats
No . white oic December. 2lac; May. 22Ac Bran
brbs- sacked east track Bic Butter lower. creamery
i,S-ot,. JaI~y ilGlsc Eggs steady at iGc. Whisky
ae At 81 49, steady; standard mess jGbbins - -
m 30 Lard nominal prime steam tloci choice +ane
Roxsd lots extra short clear u 20; rbs 70 ~
short IS IS Dry salt meas-NoSet shoulder % i<1
eytr, sbor, clear 81 STis: ribs, 81; shorts. s. 70
Toledo Nov l9-Wheat higher and weak No cash
o3s,r December a4i4c Corn active and steady, No =
rrcd o-i,c oats dali and lower; No mixed. nc
i've dun and steady; cash. 4siac Clover seed active
and steady; prime cash and December. 70 % vi IN
changed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-20
Total receipts ports this compared witt
the corresponding totals week. last and 1893:

gives S2sn from s.gsm,Ss, sS NS
bales. essingt g. isaos last year. 2i45 ss4 1896 and
81 @ bs .sad 1884 last 70 %S
ana 4sa4oi bales n 1885, interior stock: In excess OF
ss % 10, aad ss sssI 80
takngs 2s4 400 bales, against 2t2t@ last year 23
Ssrns eight Gays 70 date 44isc4 bales AGAINST s507
last year si24592 in 1890 and 22 800 in 1891 brought
seven days ending November 10 last year, 8i2,3Go In
1895 and go 100 IN 1884, brough, into sight hrst nns
i s Say: & Sy r. M and f Ss s
5 YEAR ya SeSe are d in up & not e
Corresponding week Companions by weeks would take
ana Oss Il rs ' only s. day. yfsh y.s
coFFLETks coffee marke, opened barely steady at, at
snay ssis at net decline Of ID points Sales tho
sa o IL 20 z 5sa the sn3sd Ssus %
Sssf b.a Il ss Nav az 5 herr
,s ars pes sa up a as S SS
The decline 70 y franc for tho tet Rio and Santos
eep,. 's" trading was local as re: hes little
foreign selling AsGu, all The dsnana came rsm me
nominal Closing WITH sellers the basis Of csc 9r No
RIO invoice and enc FOR to6bng parcels Cleared
A ls .ssms1 s ssa% %h Sas S's HAVE
cables stock 100000 bags including 10000 bags Bra
TSn Srn' 1s hast for mia "a ssss
aS and h:s b %ssf on on
Sere exported We SS9,si Marssni5Socom%cn TO s'sd
ieHs; Porto csSeilo s&Si5c. savania--Bucarsmans
Mh9ieo Senea ngl5%e; Osana sgiS Mexicai-
Common ordinary s9ic fair TO coed i2glse prime
q choice. ieQ!sc East inda--Inerlor 2iq2Sc fancy
2s{tSieo Javas. HhQ2S: Ansos'ura. loglle; Mocha
The range Of contrac, prices follows.
Opening. High. Low. &C., d:syi,
nsc.y8hsr .......a2, AS 625 SSGS30 $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-20
CHE IROSE TO THE OCCASION.

From The Punxsutawney Spirit. a..
a punxsutawney girl was out hiking me osne es
an, with a Punxsutawney young man; lucy "e'e
d Gay Wi from home on a country road
Che punctured her tire. 49, - a,sr,o,rtsd
Salas said the young man. as ns uismouh, .e
,aaiL al the picture OF despair. Il have no re-
pair XII What shall we 90. wad Is of eSewinggum
,r0n, her mouth and placing 1t over the punctuI,e
before much OF the wind had escaped inc s'f' sau
vn hecy,stus FIT James handed her his ban
ddnna,,iv shs wound IL round the tire. over the
chewing- gum. and tied the ends In hard knot on
the inside. -, s .h. r.o,r,sd her
wheel and rode of with . nonchalant air ana
fresh wad OF gum.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-20
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool Nov 49, e4o BSchanse-wrn n1sno,
no a MIXED steady SIS ga futures steady: Novemoei
Am sf msrember IS End; January d I'D FiourSt
LOUIS ,a3v a ioslf5 Beef dull extra India mess Sss
Ga prime sos "a P0Tx stsaSy 5 pr'%f
cut il dull az o., =, S ssssy a. s1 a. long
30 TO- uL ai,es light 35 to SO 10 dull BIS long clear
Se heavy 45 m dull soS Cd; ;sor cIean Sn
a. ~ e IS H. a 70 !. ~ steady Ss sd
Iard-Prhims VI eolored easy 43s. ralow-Prime city
finest S Sottonseed oilLverpool refined du iss y1
Turpentine-spirits hrm' 2@s ID H0S'h-'0'''"'"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-20
posToN WOOL MARKET.

Boston, Nov erhe BOSTON Commerc aha Market
VIII say sy quet There has been one sale OF
@ COO pounds Irish holdings at 81 &c some hea ayas Of
fSV' vstrsiian and another sale 0f ouW pounus ~
o. io a. about 22c In domestic Wool mere Is nn,ie
Sim sale Of rs goo pounds Texas si at &c mar IN,
o"is. rIca obtainabe for such stock WOOL has NOT
reedY from last weeks level though the drop 9n R
caused some nervousness ihe stseS
CEN !" waek are; $4,000 pounds domestic ana ZtooW
pnd. foreign against 200 pounds d9mss,c ana
P1n nounds foreign last week. and 2gisVO POUNDS
dmc and pounds foreign Tor the same ee S
~, year The sales date show an increase OF
o ,nds domestic and 1913 sJ3 200 Rounds foreign ito,
~ sales 10 the date In lsV Inc recep.s %, a5s
-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-20
OTHER MAnKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.


Chicago Nov i0--Ther. was moderate genera f ss
very ordinary steers gold or 30 mari OF the
Is ~ ard Northern fed Texans SOLD as hlsn as - oU
There better demand for nsaNy d fsder trade was
fairIy active a, So 25ast 49, few os ssns a, sca
"a 30 caves were slightly higher ana tn'!Sn cows Wee
unchanged Texas sras. cows pu,,s n ,r,v acye
m"jerafs numbers at 81 0gst There was tarly ac,
local ana my MARKET closed dull and weak Sales were
ars,y 50 Ao9s3 g. prime snpps 2ss Tos In
me-. and lambs was slower at lower prices Sheep 900
Sc,4 o. we.erns going a. ,ss Top PriSe
= = 'g essy ,% a's sheep ana sRSs
coming from the Western ranges Recept'-caus SoOo
head: hogs 80, 900. sheep 7o"o
Ea.. buffalo Nov about 81. .s Gat
Market 1S. ss%mon to good 1888 is; pigs common to
rSocs 81 o5gs3 co. Sheep and iambs-Receip,s "a III
M a cubs sn,e tS COMMON & ssaso CO. sheep
oS.d wetsers 81 oSQti culls to common. s3a'S 90
Nov 'ssady s fsr ar TO aanf Beef and
sSSS.Ts . i,s' FEEDER. 81 c so and h:, 2
K aSass G ~ mixed 81 sass 4o heayy sSg s
sheep but ,s ssssg n soes. q as lambs
Kansas city Nov eCattls STEADY e strong S,ohs oss
steady 70 shade loweri, sssasa Il lights 81 "a
Rs M 30. .Ss,s PIC. sa;s o. Sheep aH
ss5 s :sS,s ': &c. ;.s:r :''rS RsnS
s, sf sSs,s sg''s %ss'" o.
s g S.s ss Common good cos0 49, veal calves
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-20
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

prEvrsR.ceip.. 2as cars. or ESQ head Is cars to
b. exported and direct local saushtsrers and
n s a a2d the . 81 ea. Si be- s
ry .as Ss G IN p 1T 100 r. ali
bulls ruled steady hs ay COWS ,hI ~ S nny.
IT, y:s% :'Is sss ie @
q. hocs sp ns' rsscsinF Dry
7asc 10 ior TO prime city dressed native sdGs
ss at inGn sTa dysFSS
sS ls. RsT IT, TP RT Ss f% essd
s ssn AND lss t head 5s for
for Liverpool Is t, o take oa, quarter. Of
$T f% 20 HeRSGa 'f$ @ S,S
s s:a Go &. 5as s sw Son @
Mor,I, and l7S head 70, HahnwSy and sp The
berger making total for the wesk q AGA ' "a ies So
Britain an" with The Exception o, $ cattle and sheep
& vfs e 40 I i se' a ?2 %
r 4 S 90 a. ,at g. M 1891 6,
Us: COW ss '' 1850 Al At 8 ONO , ~
1904 n $50 ie Dc 1870 n at s. TX fsDnsyi
ysna No. iS o.n lisa 10 at &c. q virsns d. i2
IS ss' g s'' I !":; :;,T; rs r
i i$sS al n, :. so Z 49, " iSS NJ At . virginia DO
h hsl.r lso :, n At So Sy. ici $? 70?
ssss s sS. d. s. r , e, a : 90
Illinois .'';;. o e' :. a. sG 81 y DE- isd 12ls
ws' vlrslna 100 % ,2cs z b &, :' a. d / g.
&C. g. & 20 81 10 iG ao - i. w. .
is j e Il g. 8 Ii s q; f. a a: SO
Hs sf,'r: % n At va ss q ,d ST ~ at G g.
g. 100 n, q on,r On. ,.,,. ;. by Nc
pb.r.,n Co. for sI5 cat included. Feeling generally
s ss. o. s t Tor IN sfH S'
G1 q az s'ni to few v ,S neo sT @
pce- ctherv.. there was practically NJ iRaIy cnyes
oor ot to prime veal, sold s5a,I Is 700 ~ car o q
Ws. w.. N. 'iy'' edan1s S %y a'' ys a1 g9
dressed sras,ers sold nj % v$aI it3 n average
. s,f, IS S.r 100 So r. 49, 10 d. 80 S r. 8 81 81 n
:. H. a. n. a, So do $50 ~ at 3d. Oh Western
g. COLIN. ysa. 10 10. I" 81 Is; do 100 d. at
ssSs': T:' y:., JOS "a 81. n: 81
Hum. Mullen: veal 1870 10 at 81 co. do is' 10
10 s butcher. N w.r. IS cars or ASS head making wn
& : .5s eyer a, t jersey yi:'s's5sa as
showed asy al % ssS r gaa Poor .eeg
. sas! g per 10 nj comm" 81 sc per- 10 dressed
+; s. 10 4 q vt 4s's a Ts
a% !. ss as g b. 60 81 = ErP,S
% 49, "a N nj 81 25 24G Kentucky do III ~ az - 3
ia do, Ioi N. $50; i9i a. 100 ~, a. " 'o. 90
40 on NJ al s. %. state do los 10, az ~ 20 . "a
il"rrIns,on Co: 100 Canada lambs ~ 10 at g. 90,
,oIlins; 2O2 Pennsylvania lambs, ~ ID az 80, Sv'
4, 10 M M A. 20; II Pennsylvania sheep. " lb at %
McPherson Co: i51 buffalo sheep ~ TO- az " 10
IL harrington $40 Canada lambs, w TO- ~ =, 20 NJ n
Georgc DIi.enhnck: ~ state lambs ~ To- at 70 10
Huna Mullen: iG2 Pennsylvania limbs 10 10 at W
n s,S. DO 100 10 at s. 49, 81 Pennsylvania sheep "
III, at 81 %. - 49, -, ?, >, q, 4, NJ less 81
on o II cars or 8los bend 40 head on
.ae Easier At "a 00$4 30 per 100 ID: country dressed
dull at 4sdGsc per 10 =. .,.. .,x. % NJ Average
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-20

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables Spot cotton
good business doing sales 1900 bales; speculation and
export 5oo bales American. 1000 bales; receip ZOO
bales American. 26oOO bales mdding uplands $500
futures steady buyers at Cad advance closed steady
points advance February. 9l1s: Feb
ruary-March. BINS March-April. 3l2b; April-Aay
&Shs May-June 3l4l.b; June-July. 3i54b July Au-
gust S161eb AugusSeptember. 3i7as November. 3l3o;
November De tenber slllss December January 8llv
The movement OF cotton at Liverpool during the week
ending to-day compared with previous weeks. fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-20
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

cn,caso. Nov. 10 tspecaD'-"hea, pu'I' n"a .nO.r
suoe. .n.. =, one time over Thursday OF IA cents
, .ns a. eo,,ns with about half the advances held May
ana e0s"s COL c.n,. sold between so*6ooh and OH
ero,s and closed at eos0so cent. December sola a.,
vo* a Iii ,nmiraton II opened steady. nut
Iurn,' .narp advance. IN to iad over the night
before This naturally co1'.r1ES 1s0s sT 5sS is onsn o.
SIDE E 80 coast Somebody called attention 10 hs
fac. that there practically no eenc,ns as Rus
ANYBODY s 20 usually is The corn Trade News sad .ha
nc %" 20 bushels and the OF l1GGoU pusnes
. cables said tina, The wheat crop 81 the rs ~np psn a
Sss1 Buenos reported an American whed s y
against Ca bushels last year Northwts,er.
Sa,n,. I2a6 cars against 99 cars last year. Jus. AZ
ScePs. '..Tts Modern Miller said that the WINTER
..t ara IN the South and Southwest was
~. whole area an with the promise ..
20 1.~ The Dit trade was uneventful. The market
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-20
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Ssee Ss o %SsS er M T and q, monn I'd
southern wheat, BY sample e2aasc DO grade ssaosc
&c. g .5Ss, t.J s.$
Oats armer y? white 2slsG2oc; No mixed, 25isG
'Sf ':s fSc ;s'Sy No nse[fs
i%05hy ss Sugar ns 3
and and % n1s'"sd
Boston, Now la.-F:Our very firm; winter patents
s a. CLEAR CLEAR s ana . sSsA ensn
Xos ana 3 s;aas7e' o%,. sfm; fancy siiepsa sas
s P9s g rs sn Tss So !. s % hid
rn steers &c. SndSuarters Sal6 tores Sac
Lambs steady mutions and yesrlngs IaIIsc vear &C.
DON iaicc; ladies' iaslio Cheese rm 6daac West
&c. fiT s6o So Nd4s S Ssfef s
OF new o7%s' ), No a. NoSther Sl's Co.. Winter N
T red oqe 30 White sSc .' Corn good
So t @Pa T 81 SS s no. ; saT '
strong ana Offering, light No white 2IAe Ne 3
AMI" 90, ,.s;Ss.i Soc Canal fresS' steady Flour
Chicago. Nov. io.-The leading futures ranged fol-
Wheat No % Opening Highest. Lowest. Closing.
R Rsy sosasSS g. 81 ,osos sSS so.ssS 81
Corn, No. 2.
November ......... 261G2GE 26es 26AG2S% 3%
December ........ 26i2 2G& 264426n 26B
May 29bJ3O SO13Ob 2s% ZeAa2B1s
Oats. No. 81
December ...".... 22H 22s 2H 22%
May .............. 22ls 22Sg22E 22ha22A 22h
Mess pork. per Dbl:
R 5ssssy Tsss Tsss!s Tssss T s
Lard. per 100 nj
R 5sssslg .::::::: ~ ~ ~ :Hs ~
Short ribs per 100 70:
December fssn
January 40 4NH 4D "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-20

ITO VENEZUELA.
l. ...,.-. NJ the RED 20" LINE, under uaii co.,
ow;,h The United states Government, appointed
Ha. ssu from Robert pier Brooklyn.
II" ~ and Maracaibo. via Curacao.
co purrA DFiPHIA. Wednesday, November ~. p "A.
Sc CARACAS. ....... Saturday, December s. ? n
3D. BOULTON, BLISS q PALLET.
General Managers. No. 133 Font 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-20

steady out only fairly y s ,se. with n9
s Sass s. iof M.Phne steady win saK
81 90 ounce walls at sle5 and esh,hs at " 20
SSs sG2sc ana outside Roders bulk
F 9 e"q And GU,
moderate business was reported the mask soid
s5Q.o io winter sraish ,o winter patents
S.; .ss Is a. :a. ss.s H2h
STEADY tsi sales 400 SSs Quoted KIN dried 81 ss9s So
h hne 70 Seoa ana i6ai5d coarse
4. % and 80 winter in bulk Vs feed Tss s 0S Sy
feed .oG homny chop ec Oimeai s2seS2e s9sen M
an.IX-wnEAT-An abundance Of bull material :s.,;
advance in wheat today. portion OF which was lost
he % The np Sss po SD e s Sss
I9lc above yesterday closing figures Gables and
advanced sai.d. and at the close quoted 1AqiSd
higher than nlsht pr2mpns instant response from
sharp jump abroad credited to heavy French buying
Of Gsss' points ON s0 sdrancs @ nsS The Russian
advces included official estimates OF 100000 bush short
regent nss IN pRss sna Ss
to 600 bush wheat and hour which NewYcrk
trbued the greater part sendns two sasoes to france
% pounds S euoh instead Of 40 pounds
These ps 5 s the sures AsnS sh
greater part OF the day shorts were good BUYERS having
setback near the close influenced By The Modern
Nlers'' bearish reference TO and condition OF
winter wheat Export purchases were disappointnsy
small although fair orders In the market Indicated that
had not the been rapid good business would
were 226 cars against 9ly last but their effect
was NOT apparent in view Of the bull news from abroad,
and indications that the visible supply will not Increase
over 100000 bush. against a 9UO.WO bush increase
as week trading inactive at unchanged prices
Total sales TO exporters figured at $1,000 bus quo
tations { o b. anoat follows: No REQ. oytci
No hard Manitoba 81 0a No Northern Duluth ootc:
asxc; No / hard Duluth, 81 ON No hard New-foTk;
pgc: No hard Kansas 9T4c. "Bradstreet exports OF
wheat and -four from both coasts were 6.No3.IW bush,
against AS 542 bush last week and 9e3IVo bush last
warm. CORS-The market developed cary
strength which however. II unable TO maintain all
day and closing prices unchanged 10 NC lower tan
last night after having been hc higher As IN the case
~ wheat net advance Of aisd In the l>vepoo! mar
he, was an Important factor In the forenoon advance
were very heavy footing 7lSOo bush Thus FAR
tbls week shipments have been about hair mon hush
larger than n week age. There was very litue ieat-
rs 10 local trade further moderate switching from
December 10 May. Export business comprised 2ooup
husb 10 corn 2c over December, b. ancat; quoted,
g. the week were 200 100 bush against 2e5i 800 bush
lac, Week and 29T57 2i bush last year. oATs,-A
.ha-n decline noted In oats to-day, following ess
active EXPORT peplexing reports from te M
cago market the operations In Decemher are ,tI
sadinx centre OF attraction Final prices we're sc Iow
tban last night Export business amounted to bnt lV
bush No 2 oats quoted. BIC: No oats. z5s' no =
&C: track white 2TM533isc Ei E-MaIket nImtI;
10 q western 5Oila5oNo. Buffalo: No western western
N.c O / T. Buffalo. BARLEY-Marfet arm: quoted
sLc 4 Buffalo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-20
VIE STEAMERS.

COOKs NILE STEAMERS.
u Our nrs.- class Tourist Steamers will leave CAIRO
,or the FIRST CATARACT ~. q.
Esmsss: III III Great Dec II Rsmeses III
Raneses ' se,iings thereafter DAHABEAHS ana ePE-
c,Hy STFaWFRS for private parties
rios COOK SON. POI d l22o Broadway ~. ].
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-20

Rio: Coffee market QUIET No Rio 1850: exchange,
l-IJd; receipts 1900 bags cleared for the United
states bags cleared Europe 1850 bags; stock.
453 QUO bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-20

Foreign markets-SantJs Coffee market quiet; good
average Santos, 1900, receipts. $1,000 bags, stock
ll4Stoo bags Hamburg Coffee market opened 1. pfen-
ming lower closed &C pfennins net lover sales 5000
bags HaVre: Coffee opened barely steady, !.
frame lower IL m. ~ franc lower. al Irregular
ana uncnange1: closed quiet franc net lower; total
sales ZOO bags.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-20
NETWORK PRICES.

Receipts Of breadstus interior points In thousands
last three cphers OO omitted. -four bbls. grain bush
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-05-21
Loss WORRIED HIN
JOHN r. NOLAN DEsPONDENT OVER
THE FACT THAT HIS
SAVINGS
WERE IN A DEFUNCT BANK.
HE ENDED HIS TROUBLES BY
SHOOTING HIMSELF THROUGH
THE HEAD.
HAD BEEN OUT OF EMPLOYMENT.
Formerly Held the Place of Watch
man of the Minnesota Savings
Bank, Where His Money Was.
HAD BEEN OUT OF EMPLOYMENT.

Fear of poverty in his old age caused
John e. Nolan, formerly night watch
man at the Minnesota Savings bank, to
take his life at his home in the rear OF
$50 Rice street, yesterday morning, by
firing a bullet into his brain. From an
investigation Of the case Coroner Mel
son decided it clearly a case Of suicide
and no autopsy will be held. Nolan
ended his life between 4 and 5 o'clock
but the deed was not discovered until
nearly 8 o'clock, when his wife went to
his room to call him. Nolan was not
in the room, but was found stretched
on the floor Of the next apartment, with
the revolver still clutched in his right
hand.
The dead man had been out of en-
ployment since the closing Of the bank
several months ago, when he had $3.50
on deposit in the institution. The loss
of this sum more keenly felt recently
by the necessity Of payment of taxes on
his home drove the old man to despair
and he rapidly drifted into state OF
depression which caused his wife and
friends to fear he would kill himself.
He frequently spoke of his financial
difficulties and spoke of ending his
troubles by death. Wednesday night,
however, he appeared unusually cheer
full and no thought was entertained
that he contemplated an immediate ex-
ecution of his threats. He retired
shortly after 10 o'clock, occupying a
room ON the second floor of the house,
over that occupied by his wife, who is
quite deaf and heard nothing Of the
fatal shot, though when her husbands $
dead body was discovered, she recalled
an uncertain noise up stairs just be-
fore daylight. AS her husband has
been restless and unable to sleep for
some time she paid no attention to the
sound 1t is thought that the old man
passed the early hours in unrest and
finally determined to kill himself.
Nolan was seventy-two years old,
and is survived by his wife, six years
his senior, and two sons, who live in
the East. He was boot filter by trade
and came to St. Paul from Boston,
Mass, thirty-fve years ago. He owned
the two houses on the lot where he
lived on Rice street, but was impov
erished by the loss of $1,000 in build
ing society venture several years ago.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-05-21
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