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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-30
TRAFFIC
Oregon ShOri Mine Has Made Good
Record.
CITY OFFICE TAKES IN 100000,
Rio Grapde Western Holds Its Own
Ogden Canyon EXCURSION
Railroad Notes.

City Ticket Agent Kyes, OF the
Oregon Short Line, is preparing the
monthly report OF bis ofli 70 and 1t
shows most gratifying resulis. August
10 usually agoed month for northern
business, but this has been an ex.
ceptionaIly lively one. Over $50. 900
worth OF business has been done iu
the salt Lake tichet office and this is
n very good showing. Though 1t Ia
not yet ascertained how far ahead OF
August Of 1896 this is, yet 1t is known
to be far in advance.
There are a number OF causes for the
Short Lines increase Of business, .
There can be no doubt that eince the
segI egation from the Union Pacific,
the eystem has made remarkable pro-
gress, bath IN Its manipulation and In
lis profits.
The excitement over the gold nnda
In Alaska has been great cause OF
ths large business. From three to
six persons have gone out every day
eince the reports came In and this ado 4
materially to the profits Of the road.
MIR. Benton, city ticket agent OF the
Rio Gralde Western, says that his
road has been doing only an ordinary
business. 1t has, however, been hold
Ing Its own anu this is a matter OF
satisfaction.
Toe UnioD Pacific OH 10 has not
had very brisk time. Tne Chrisi.on
Il idtavor business has had grea,
,Hect 10 bringing duli times, and IL II
,xpectei that another month viii be
required to get back to the old basis.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-30

Thtss for murder are Les anu FRANK
Bohan non, toe former agel a0Ou'
nineteen or twgnty and tue latter on-
tween twenty six aud thirty. Lee "a
described as weighing from l4D 10 l45
pouuls; height, 8 foe. 81 6 inchs';
complexion, dark; smooth lace, nose
Inclined to be hooked. dark eyes anu
hair, ana may have scar In the back Of
the head. Frank weighs about
l75 pounds aud stands feet 5
inehss In height. His complexion Is
sallow and sort OF Dsgo ojlor, wniio
he has q dark study pIustache,f any,
and his toeth protruJe rom tue
mouth His hair and eyes are darK
aud thSre are powder MARKS on the
face.
DESCRIPTION OF sPANN.
The man wsatei for rape ~ Joe
Spanp, aged 30 10 IS years; stout and
suusre shou dertd; height ABOUT nvt
Get Elk irches; weigL. l75 poupJt;
black curly hair and, black mustache,
fanny.
HOW THEY DID IT..
As stated in the dispatches, these
men, together with Two oIhers, iumpt d
upon Night Jailer Martin, Ms no was
making his rounds last evening and
alter binding him hand and loot, stole
the keys OF the Jail and made theft
escape. The men not described are
James BristoD, charged with forgery,
anu Jim Dawson. charged with Ne
ssult with intent to hill.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-30
A WILD RUMOR

PITrsBURu, Aug. 30.-M. p. Car.
rick, president OF the BIotberhood OF
Painters anu Decorators OF Amt RIGA
senteu at the st. Luus convention t.
mobilize the army OF unemployed In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-23

,.. ,oas, Was accomplished practically unchanged
trade mnorsn movement likely much exceed
.:t :,s. ss
s sslIs Ns aoSr s .3ssl TI3yRcSu.,
s :Ss; 'C Ss s0 dr:s ss:ssi ;o;ss
s tef IN BULK e2iiGd5c spring bulk o7asoOe 100 H.
mdd HhHS S G ii i' neal :sa IN
01s SStI9if grin ss' va: .
today beyond finn.ss in tn. afternoon which closed the
M A Gny ss in hs Domestic supply
week about hs as much as s vhS ha e c p1e
Ops oyrsod NorhvestsSn ss, o. two sa.
he news was rather neutral furnished ,e advantage
% s, side Of s sSd 10
cables aesgse Of 'howns a'd net o hess
Sand gained 10 10 % points positions. while
point. Others making The shade ,S 9s
to the early selling % @ h wS5d mos. N Mst
went from the United States There was an increase Of
100 on ns soa 81 1855 "fe
stocks however staggered The market for time In The
ss TH o@ pGs
three csrsoes had been sold for South Africa
' '@s 'eGs oa soef.
total ton n: .o %iss making sHas the amount
80 BUSH Sn'h No last s'GS o WSs no
Sss .S, ' s 0 Ss.S op .ss s:
Minister OF Agriculture confirmed late reports OF 100000
bush shortage in breadsur and 100 900 bush feed
ing stufYs curb trading was slow at unchanged prices
10 red p0lc No hard Manitoba. 81 0l% No North
ern Duluth poSc; No Northern Sew-York. eSkc: No
Northern Durth aeAc; No hard Duluth, 81 OH; No
hard New-York 09c: No hard Kansas. a7kc CORN
lness prevailed in this market throughout the session
re,syed only early seadiness which. however subse
oueny gave way under realizing that final prices
unchanged from Saturday Export business at 20 load.
was rather Disappointing carly estimates had pointed
~ larger business There fairly steady cables from
iJvepool and a decrease OF $4,000 bush In the visible
spplv bu. the amount on passage Increased 1o4O.OO
hush and worlds shipments about 100000 bush more
han las. week Local statistics rather builsh in
Guiding decrease 200 900 bush in total stocks and
redcon OF 600 bush in the supply OF No The
FORMER is now zoo 600 bush and No S33S600 bush.
The visible supply stands o. lS3+2OO bush, against
10 a No con cloSed S4itc o b
ahoat OATS-There was less steAdness visible in this
market than in either whee corn to-day attributed
narty 20 dunes both here and Chicago together with
rcrea.es OF GOO bush IN local stocks and 1879 600
irsh in the visible Exporters took 10000 bush to-day
nd go Saturday. The total supply at this
point Is 20c bush against 35tOoo bush last
~ this amount IA 500 bush No z oats. or about
double the quantity held ago The visible supply
I. is bush against IL EOS 900 bush last No
oats quoted 26c No oats 2Ghc No white. 21T5Stc;
No white 27tc; track mixed "oia 02Ic: TRACK white.
2TaSs .EYE-Market quiet No western Solsc
: I Z buffalo; No Western Sii2c Q Buffalo.
BARLEY-Marhet steady; quoted este c 1 I Buffalo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-23

METALs-TIN.The market closed dul! VIZ, ~, SPOT 20
ana ton. S s;sa so.s s
dg with P.csmS, at ;lS ss'9 as los. na a
kf sales 900 ton. spot and go tons tu ,5 ,c r.
December at $ sss.s sis..a g t@f
s sS s. 8, co Ell close.
dull, with spot 10 December at So s1gstS London
:d a az i 81 % ss' m. s eS.i With
to December SO 75as7 Glasgow closed at +'' a. Md
'i ao%as SI.so sSS sTnyrs.A
ported and ..a i sa % no
dull. Some choice molasse. !. he'd a. sec but ne
Neworlssns cenusaI cSmmSn iSSi:o d a.,
good ass prm. s s.s .oa asa t
prime 27aas: choice. 2easc;, PORTO hico 2sa2se
ss%s ssi39 ianeS isaaic '"'' '
NAVAL Ro,n sS 4s,. 0Sl: ;O nr
Market for spirit. nIpenne a2as2.c and some hold
were sHSs % than ~a that. :s..as s
grades, ana higher grades hrme in tone Tar and
R Pm. $. 1i c SS sss' as H.
.l 3s s9a 81 sSs. 81 isaiis IsH s'
OCEAN G rREGHTs~Th. marie, for berth tr.lsh,'
quiet s.s s1c I% ndsn n: f'3sas
Lem HUI 3D. Mswss.,le So Anw.se S4
l5,o Cork sdas. <
49, S S:@ sss$ Z; ss
Ssn s 70 tn: 1h ts A:i iAs
Sss es. 3D. 70 s'S s'i: ;' '%
s. a isn. ss.
s
e S E:s e. sa o:
S.s ...S.; ss' ss /: s i Ss
mo!e Naxs!rs prompt, Bri'ish s,en Snt,,
ES:a } E!"s;o sosH onias%s
% ~ Nor. % s. s.s
& sI sS:!o3 eas +; q l..ss
o srn 'Ss ..m sn 5000
' s;;s s5s;,. s' :r. z 4
for o s.n Is "a Prompt pou S
sS.s os4 s'nSs ss,, ~,
for pe BY y.0w ABSENCE nse' Of ns s
room Ins.ed oil quiet and steady. We quote: Prime
5. a.s ; f5ss: on : 3s&s
s!ai sai s%' s rs S Dm:
So!,,d sSsti: calss';s 5sE s.: n,no- o.. ,nron,n
sh amount o ;,;sAss;: os ssy.;af
Gym, :'s',ia :s', ss;
DR fsash :s''a aSs
&c re- p K; Mbt ~ sss Sg bellies: ;S' .s
R%sm77s.e:H invests Western ~' green ID H. s2c @ TALfo%-
steady. quoted. 3kc bid: iARp.steady. quoted.
quoted. South America nioc: Continent 47tc; Brazil
western Il. Gxxc. .sTEA RINE-s,eady. Quoted:
! Oeo IHc; city lard. searne. SIC. nominal.
RICT-There was q steady undercrrrent the market.
with moderate business FOREIGN sorts scarce Price. were
follows: Domestic Ordinary. <a4xc fair 70
good 4hQ6c: prime to choice. hQ5e: fancy, 69sxc;
Pstna. &a5sc DO IN bond. 3d3c Japan. 5qoAc: Java,
/ 4Hg<Nc; Rangoon. In bond. 2Q2tc
| srGAR-Rnws we're without change in prices though
wan ss pTle:s :;
Si8 for 50 test muscovado and Lice for 80
sugar. There moderate demand
with steady tone and prices unchanged London cable
ported dull seady Java. los Cd refining
beet dull and rather easer present month 0s month
| o. Prices for refined sugar were foows Dominos.
6itc loaf and crushed sAc: powdered and coarse
powdered Sisc; sranulaed and nnc formulated Sc
granuated hne gTanulaed SIC: confectionery
granua'ed Sic; cubes 6hc: xxx powdered and mould
A. 5nc; diamond A. Ne: confeconsrs' a. 4Hc; Nos l.
| <xe: No q axe: No = Alse; No TO- Ale: No ii. 400
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-23

ass CO. Prices Of ate have been almost 100 ,Sa s are
feeders and there are many offerings 'ha ~ ooo
adapted to their requirements Recepts-Iat'ie i"'''
East Liberty Eo1 2a-cat,e higher; prime - s9g
81 oO common So 1908 30; bulls stays and cows ssg
and pigs SO 6Oas3 g. common fair grades S 0g
81 So roughs So J0a$3 30 Sheep-Strong; -
81 65 common Sass 65 choice lambs SS 6ogs9 'o' c
mon to good 81 JOGSj 40; veal calves, 50 o0gS' 3D.,
st. Louis Nov. 22-Cattle-Strong TO steaay ta
choice native shipping and steers STE s,s 81 1900 b.
50 3oQs4 49, soekers and feeders e 22H$i 80 cows AND
Indian grass. So 2jqs3 10: fed 81 70 cows anu
hcifers 50 lOas3 % Hogs-srong shade higher; light
sheep-Seady native muttons, So 25Gs4 30; culs ana
bucks, s2G 81 20; lambs. 81 23Gsj 30. - Ill.,.
Kansas City. Nov. 22.-Cattle-Steady to strong HOGS
Steady TO sc higher; heavies 50 2Jgs3 MA PACKERS
81 2jHS3 10; mixed 81 40u$2 so: lights So 2ogS3 90
Workers. 81 45M$3 80: pigs 81 oods3 i2s sheep-Ffrm;
East Buffalo Nov. 22-Ca,tie-Recelpts 1s2 cars, in
GLIDING 5s OF Market slow for heavy
cattle. Good inquiry for fat female butchers at
strong prices Bulls and oxen about steady Stockers
slow sale. veas higher; mich and springers
Choice finished and shipping steers 81 'o
81 So heavy 81 50asi 70; rough
steers S3ds4 ID 81 JuS4; choice lat he
So 0OnSi 23 mixed butchers stock. So 35mSt well
fattened cows So JOaS3 10: export bulls SO JOgS3 70:
oxen so 25asl 10 Hogs-Receips 1872 prices for
steady workers. mixed packers grades and heavy hogs
sold 81 roughs 50 l0qS3 30 stays 81 ?08s3 pigs.
81 2jmS3 30 Sheep and lan'bsRecepts. l0l mar
ket both kinds very dull and prices lower lambs,
yearngs choice prime. 81 6OTs+ 10: cus sass %:
natives choice extra s. 5Os3 CO. fair good 81 25a
s. 0asi g. mixed sheep good choice. 81 1884 40;
i cuiis SJ4SB 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-23
EXPORTS LAST WEEK.
THE GENERAL MARKET REfOHi'
N.w-York. November q. 1897.

COTToN-To-day's cotton market has been the sn'a
est for some weeks past as 10 the vouine Oh rst;er
The scope Of market has also been .ions
Sp.n Sg' o SGs1' but FIRM at advance Of 10
pons market sseseSO,sn,y b mpT tS.
We, MA. S1aIiy quiet with the advance reduced 70
aSa pojnts sales were coo bales for the entire ses
sion Features scarce. The low price when s"s
Ejaculation has failed influence public sentiment 10 am
Considerable extent. Now the bulls are Gaming
10 Inc additional circumstance that the novehsenl %
1900 TradnS was for the part local and In the
way OF covering rather Than in Investment ouys 49,
ing steadness in the face OF free ~ w
in5icaons OF liberal at Interior towns Houston
1, scheduled for 235o TO "a 500 oaee
~ as bales week and lA'5l naes Ias. a. 100
Ges 600 bsies against IS 800 bales last week. 70 sl baes
Ts wear and $3.50 bales in 1894 The present m,oNv
.Isht ri. ueek NAV make record. In view OF TINS
fact the market has made net gam WIZ. -. a.
siderable encouragement 10 holders IN
continued free spot sales AT LA'erpOoi anu ''' '
Tbs continued liberal demand from the Conunen, =.
a,s nsrticular attention Spot cotton closed eaay az
uncbsnp"d prices: mddng uplands 1915: middIns
,Ir 1-l6c; sales 200 bales on contract ~ ~
that the next season WIZ De =; eve
rpoiyc,I6n southern spot markets. mlddl'ng auo'eoo
We. as follows New orleans steady 54c SAFES oV1
bales Mobile aue Ssc ' sass $50 BALE. cSare:
,on quiet 5 size Wilmington steady; atc NorioS
Arm sac l-l6c higher sales is eaiss sss bale.
cotton SPECIAL Liverpool CABLES spo s
1000: Amercaa 1900; receipts. 5000 American 5000
niddiing uplands AID Futures Guile; paruaIy i.otd
decline Closed quiet M point net sGvan0s
soi!s siiS8a Gsy-ure ss.
sis July-August Sl5ias August SePtemeer Sleo No
sTv Sosiss NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. steady: cloths quiet
The range Of contract prices folows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-23
TILE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Nov % tSpecial)-There was not much OF
whea, market any time to-day; on spah traction
early and up small fraction at the close WIN inc
rang, all day only u cent. There was t'le sens o.
December early some Of It by the bull crowd It's pre-
~. cents at the close May opened az 20. cents sod
between So. cents and Vo9. cents anu eoeea III ~
90 cents The Aun-Grler party bought 5000 deal OF
IL ,STough different commission concerns II caused a
good deal OF comment, ga hss WsnaIv sold MAJ
r it Sas inclined lie bulish al around 30 c,nis for
May Put'i ., 'r for a long time. The Of all
sorts. Liverpool was 70 "a Lower: Iar,s vas up
~src large bushels al primary points against
ssi bushels last year the CARROTS IN ue 0'tnwes'
900 There were fair cleatances. 10000 bushels The
Increase the Visible supply .Sooo U1sae was aoou.
,n visible Of over OUOVc last year The Increase here
in stocks 2.ioOo bushels WAS about as mu en- as sn
INTO private houses There were large worlds shipment
psI7OOO bushels There was an Increase o. 10000 bush
bushels. The worlds visible tomorrow viii probably in
crease 100000 bushels double the increase Vast ys sI
,Ge here or l5I O0OOoo bushels The only incident In
the pit the May bnylns by the Aen-Gr'er parry
MAJ sold 292 and POS cents and closed at 29sHo@
The last prices We're precisely me sane "s ,b n
Ss'sr , S o estmated Tor tuesday Charters made
1"T Go 900 bushels seaboard clearances were $4,000
hnsbels The local stock decreased l.o0o'o0 bushels
There Is more or less December liquidation under way
and II Is likely 10 continue for the next ten days
Ol;s quiet corn and within 1st "a as a,s
range MAY sold 22's cents and at 2sg2s cents ara
I"sed a p 7,Q22 Receipts were 90 cars arg
increase over recent figures: the estimate io iueSTN
was Charters were S.ooVo ou'"e's' INV
loca, stock Increased $4,000 bushels ,.rro. ana
There firm provision natKe.. po, a., - I'D rihs
PotK closed to IN cents over SATURDAY, ara aha rns
~ 10 cents over hogs IS 900 were less Than en.
pcted estimate Tor Tussday Ss ssnt pu,ees large s
quiet the s e% HSss OF Sos sn' at e
coats calls a0is cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-23
R.cep,s at the ports and points to-day com
oayed With the same day week and last year. were

COFFEE-The market for coffee had a steady opening
at decline Is points. from which Il failed to rally
In fact throughout the session buyers had the advantage
with the finally at the lowest point. at net
6ecna OF 20 points Sales. 100 bags the call 1850
bags M 10 noon 325OO for the entire session
All the phases OF the market except that Of low price
hrourh out the figures In the history Of the
svstem OF trading future deliveries. The nearer de
ive,te. showed the marked weakness the result
~ desire 20 pos lions and replace with the
more remote deliveries Switching constituted consd-
srsble par Of todays dealings and explained the in
rather unusual proportions for
these times. European cables also showed desti
tution OF speculative spirit. while the Brazilian cables
rnrs indinerent The visible supply is the largest
record being lOi939l bags Tor the United States alone
There was some selling here for European account We
ro,a ,be arrival OF Manitoba with Is 1913 bags
Cleared from Victoria. November Is steamer Maskelyne
lima (for New-Orlean with 5000 bags. cleared Bahia
Vovember 20 steamer Euclid. with l6 600 bags and
cleared santos November 30 steamer Georgian Prince
Win 81 coo bags The market fer spot Brazilian coffee at
and entirely nominal about unchanged prices say. on
basis OF sac for Rio No L. invoice lots and 6Nc for
obbinR parcels Total warehouse deliveries in the United
States last week 1924 hays including 1883 bags from
The previous week lo $50 bags year Shipments
OF Ro the United States last week 5000 bags
10 Europe. IL 600 Santos shipments 10 the United
states bags: TO Europe 5000 bags and Victoria
Rio last week IS 900 bags against 10000 bags the
v.ous week and 10000 bags last year. Receipts at
santos the week OOO bags against 10000 bags
the previous and 1872 600 bags last year The mar
dicang weakness. without decided auo'sble change
800 bags Mexican 400 oags MaTeeaibo and
900 bags Contra. American, private terms We quote:
MsrscaSo colt Heu'i sS9 s s@a!Sa SIG
Ann. ssi7o; Mocha ia. ciSile; Psdans AZ aSiHc
TIVE .snre Of contract prices follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-23
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS

Galveston Nov. 22.-Cotton quiet: mddins sf-iSe,
low miu1Ing l-l8c: good ordinary li-loc; recepts
2SCsI bales exports Great Britain sisi to the cSn
tnen. coasswise Lib sales 1885, stock 232 49,
Nofioik' NOV. 22-COton firm: middling. SIC: low
mddng l-l8c: good ordinary, 4xc: receipts S5oI
65.O5s " ' '~' VIVA
savannah Noy; 22-Cotton steady: mlddling. Ss-ioo
low middlng 4hc receipts 1870 bales exports coast
wise, 303; sails, 1880; stock Il206G
Augusta S3y a., 22cotton firm: middlins. s7-isc lov
shipments. 1854 sales, s24: stock AZ 300 ~
New-oreans. Nov 22.Cotton steady. quiet and easy;
midding 5*c; low mdding. 4l5-l8c: good ordinary
4%c: receipts 22958 bales gross g. 1884, exports 70
Great Britain s67: coastwlse sos; sales 1885, stock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-23
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS

London Now 22,-Goid Is quoted at Buenos Ayres %.
day at 1880: at Lisbon. an; at Rome los 10.
n m-The market for American securities declined
somewhat but stiffened later New-York buying The
close was firm and the demand generally light Consols
for money 1879 consols for the account ll8 BIS Atchi
son l21 Canadian. s2@; s., Paul DAN; Illinois
67i. New~Yors Central. los& Erie lt7s Pennsylvanis
5oA Reading: lO,a Erie LIST pref S@.; Mexican ord,-
nary 1914. Money, 2424 cent The rate Of discount
open market for both short and three months bills
Paris Nov. g. = p. m-Thyee per rentes los
francs 60 centimes for the account exchange London
o. francs 10 confines for checks.
Berlin. Nov 22.-Exchanse on London % mark. g
prennings for checks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-23
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool. Nov 81. 3;is p mmESshanse e,
spot American mixed. at ga 2.d: futures nrm No
ysmber rs "a December "a od; January. ia "a F1our
ST Iouis fancy winter steady at los Hops at London
Paclnc COAST steady at "a iosgf3 beef-Firm; extra
india mess 3i prim. mess. o6s 3D. Pprk-frsinc
iaess fine western nrm AIS 6i; prime mess, medium
Western steady at 45s. Hams-short cut - 10 ~ 10
,lu Mt 3?s Bacon cumberland cut rs 10 20 10. steady
nj POS rib ~ to - 10 steady NJ 3bs; long clear
middles light 80 TO IS 10 steady at 3ds "a ong clear
mI0des Leavy 40 10 II No. steady at 36s, short clear
backs is 10. duh at 3iS Cd: clear bellies II to "a
m steady at 30s shoulders IL to "a H. nrm at
oss Cd fArd-Prlme Western steady at Us I'd Cheese
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-23

American white and coored dull n q. A r.u
Prime city firm at 1885, Cottonseed oil--Lverpoo -
n n da a. las "a Turpentine-sprs nrm At as a.
into Liverpoo during the week were: Prom Atlart;c
ports l236OO quarters; from Pacific ports on c,s.
ters from other ports. 1000 quarters The muorts -
corn from Atlantic ports 800 Quarteru.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-23

pvERrsEMENT and subssriptSns fo5 Jhs rnanWsy
"a door north Of 3is-st. until o'clock p m. sssaisr
inens received a. the following 0,ane" ga s,s ave- T. .
corr RIA 80 s,h,aye coz i2th.s Mses ssh.M; Si
S We. s?a st. near .. Es :s .. :i,h y.
4c,s, between Ith and 9Th sv.s To- ga near Siss
81. Tos is.-ave near go sd-ave near "a n.
pleecker-st.: 32S Bieecker-su.:, 80
ave oio Eas 79th-st.: .sci sd-zvs; zooz sd-s'~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-23
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

81 2 sninach per ppi 50a75c turnps Russia, per DID,
Na7Sc: do white SOC: tomatoes Florida. per CARRIER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-23

Foreign markets.-Santos-Conee market quiet: good
Santos 1900 receipts 81 900 bags stock ~
900 bags. Han,burg-Conee market opened k9h pig
lower; closed i4iL pig net .ower; sales 1900 bags
Havre-conec market opened weak. hg* FRANC lower;
al IL m unchanged; at p m. irregular and franc
lower closed *Gl franc net lower total sales $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-23
Gorscs an0 Carriages.

-
YyopcrS wINTEpFD hes, Of care references fur-
II n1sSed n A SCHMIDT farm Melville. l. l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-23

Rio-Cohee market steady No Rio 7&70O; exchange
sl5-i6d; receipts 1900 bags cleared for the United
4<70O0 bags.
The statistical position Of Brazil coffee 4. a. follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-23
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

Chicago, Nov 22.-rhe small supply OF cattle made
buyers anxious than usual to take hod and tfhIe
earlier ordinarily, the greater part OF the
desirable offerings being disposed OF before noon Therr
a good choice fat cattle OF medum ana heaN
weights and such lots were readily taken. Sales N
native beef made NJ ST OgS ~ Tor poor TO
grades, bulk Of the trading being at - io1
IS 10 The s,ocker and feeder trade was fairy neee at
the usual wide OF prices sockers bringing W oP
81 u.s. and feeders 81 sOqSi 80 Calves sold az from az
81 90 for the best lots Western rangers SOD al W oog
81 10 for Trade In hogs was active. and the
greater part OF the hogs changed hands early ~ the day
Prices stronger and largely SC 100 N higher the
bulk OF tho offerings going for 81 $3.50 30. Common
heavy packers sold 81 30aS3 90 and prime shipping lots
50 55ns3 60 The quality was very good ana
there were good many light hogs Prices ioI
sheep lambs stea ~ with fairly active local
shipping demand sheep sold 81 25as4 65 for In
choice ocks and lambs In demand at 81 10
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, 9, A. No 10. ssac; No H. asac; No Is, sHc; No

3 Sic. r,.Scr prpopre IT,. vooI Exchange
toO...r,estic woods follows:
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YORK PRICES.

Receipt. OF breadstus interior points thousands
ciphers (OOm omitted. -four bbls. grain bush
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cash oota,i,r, were a.. follows Flour quiet rather
easy, 80 spr.ng wheat, si.as9.c. No spring wnsat
sonsjc No I: red. ej,,G97'sc; No c?rn 2e's a2o.e
Z o b. o3u2lc. No rye. 47i9c. No barley D. "a 2
i2igc No naxseet 81 O6Gsl lois prime timothy seq
81 2Da<l short ribs sides doose 81 lSgst ~; dry
sailed shoulders boNed ~ d5c. short clear soes tooxed
lId4.c: whiskey distllers finished goods. per ga
q 70 sugars unchanged. on the Produce Exchanse 10
day the butter market steady: creameres log-Io
dai-es. l2aijc. Cheese quiet. sgsac. Eggs nFm