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IN. range of contract prices follows

secretary Hester Of the NewOreans Cotton Exchange
inclusive as follows: port receipts 24 23 bales agans
2276 il3 bales last year 499 lS2 bales In iss and l'
csnada 24 1919 bales against 226S7s bales laet year
ii2 46i bales 1895 and 24o596 bales IN 1888 Interior
All @ bales last year Ola bales 1885 and 245 5
bales in 1894 Southern mill takinee net 2oi $40 bales
against bales last l7cio bales In 1898 and
Is9 1872 1894 Brought into sight during 81 days
10 date 2so5l5 bales against sGlci$4 bales last ysa
Brought into sight for 500 628 baee AGAINST $50 33
bales for The seven DAYS ending 0c,o9rr a
sight first 20 days Of October l..s.o'o bales
against 7ss 7oI bales lac, year ls24 9s2 bales IN
corrected ny deduction ~ p "" bales errors at
houston reported by the Houston Cston Ex9nange cor
rec,ion does not afec' this weeks figures companions
these made 70 corresponding GATE last year
year before last and IN i4 and no 70 3's FAX. e.
days ~ year 20 year before last and 63
cnrEF@Tse c5iee market opened barely steady at
decline Of 70 10 por;s. and ruled generally weak
10 - 90 points or az shout the lowest figures ~ me seS
volume OF business somewhat larger than
h hsss a. S se nF appended Tie rasmoton actor. Of
heavy Accommodations Of Brazilian eotes the word over
u, 80, s,,ers in MS co.rv lowe markets for coffee
futures al Hayre and Hamburg. he,yy shipments from
tiy i ihs Wv = iiniis,t"n Of long accounts n
,-pes o-icrs Cleared from santos Octc6er 2S steamer
o. bss n,,lng cS7 400 Sag. Rrs7.iar ssanst 9ol 600
ari sc respectively last week. Arrive. IN Have
during o .c'cr. l93'o0 bags The market for spot
ne. --rra on "a, hsss Of aiout exc for No RIO
v,c ts. ard &c FOR iohnng parcels brazilian coNee.
al,resae shipment, oNerei SIC. TIE market for
N ,o"Cs inactive and nominal losing win pro
noun. - weakness We quote M.sacalbo- mmon 70
;eliic por., csh-i', asfior slvcaIla Bucaramauga.
ic'-al5-. H,r''a. l2ni+Nc NeNra:.CorioFa. o.GlI
r., lalaI I9;sr,s, s7g9is ~. oaaa' jaws.
Tl@ range Il contract rFic's follows:
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Charters tday Dn Cents Exports for the week
Oats were up u to-day MAY s sen,s The rally
was on the purchase 81 good sizea sh Allen-Crier.
ST. Louis about 10000 bushels 80, ears estimated for
saturday New-York reported 4sOVo and here: char
tors 100 900 bushels seaboard cearancss MARKET pork
There exceedingly weak provisIhs off 10 cents
On N 20 cents lard on 1871 cents rlos ~ OO to
Very heavy hog receipts were the The receipts
sav With ~ estimated for TO -moiru"' h,ch viii be
hay. for the week will about 22oVoo WIT"
40 900 more estimated last deal Of selling
go, I,ss order selling: there was good 9eai "a,
by packers The Cudahys were on thai s e the factor
GOD shinplng demand but the receipts "e, a, o5tAf
n, Tho curb puts on December wheat s', whea, 027s
oss, cents: calls oss cents puts on Ma corn 26l.G
os's cents: calls o6aa26st cents puts on May e''"
cents; calls 3OisG30h. cents
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

IJverpool Oct 20 345 p. m.-Exchange-o0sln s
W.. ~, rod Western winter stocks exhausted No
red Northern spring new. firm. IA OIL Corn-Amer,San
,,,eI sno Arm rs lLi October steady IS ligd; no
vemner steady I'D. December steady 5s -Nso
" rou, fancy winter nrm los. Hops at LONDON
,pac,oc Cnaso Arm 55qf5s. Beer-Extra India mess
dull e7s Cd prime dull SIS 3D. Pokp1iWe mers
Ann ADS 3d Ham.-Shor cut. II 10 III 10 STEADY Dos o"
Paron~Cumberand 70 to 30 N, firm 3ss I'd; snort
IN, 90 10 - N firm Cd. long clear miidles Hgi
20 to 3s 10 firm 36s Cd: long clear middles hra'y; :"
~ 4, n, arm 36s short clear backs IN 10 u 10 nrIn
eos Si cear bellies IL TO II n. firm. ABS shoulder
Sauare 10 to IA 10 nrm 2ss I'd Gard-Prime Western
a,'u o3s Chrrse-American finest white and colored
dull t5s TaIlow city steady us Cd Cot'Snseed
az iern'oi refined steady los Sd. Turpentine-Spirits
err, "ts a. Rosn-Common steady, IS 3D.
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pOSToN WOOL MARK EFT.

R,ston Oct 9-"The Boston Commercial Buetln
r,lI a.v Tomorrow o the wool market "The saes
anpear large because Of three block sales haes
pounds Of oregon tan ana ldaho
WOODS in the and the principal holder or CoFova
.rnst dIsnosed II purchases. There has been very
ouis market The mills unusually well suppl'ed WIN
orders not getting mucn new business anu
reached the importing point witnessed by the steady.
,bourh small tide OF imports The American market
ha already risen the ev" OF October lsS2 The saes
80 ,h week are 800 pounds domestic and g. las. 400
ot nnSs foreign against s5 pounds domestic and
i7G 900 n unds foreign last week and 3gOUo pounds
dmns,ic and pounds foreign FOR the week
vear Tn. date show an Increase of % O32J
mounds domestic and ils lss 7o pounds foreign from the
~, ~ the same date In 1898. The receipts 10 date
sS"Y m Increase Of 2Iio3 bales domestic and $3.50
hales fnrcIgn.
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y. berth term, December 10; British steamer 1000
g. 3D. grant Law
coal trade PIX months. praua &c OK Tor orders
to the United kingdom. Hayre Antwerp or punnrn Us
Prompt HGswes4a S November December
347 tons general hence 20 surnanl. 800"
In cod British schooner 10 tons. ana British o.ls lo5
tons salt TURK. Island . Boston %. Schooner osi
ions Stone Clinton Point to Key West. private terms
70 :Ses aa{ ys:' .chooner
Ferry and Germantown to az tons lum
beI Norfolk to Boston a! Or HewYclk &c BRUSH
schSou"r is7 tons ath Margarets Bay TO Ne" Sork
private terms. British schooner - tons w n cI por
Liberty to John ~ b. SOC schooner COAL
pOr "odefate foreign inquiry noted FOR cotton
seed oil but at prices about ceh oe s sasiIy sat-
hss on and mn marse SHOW. e ssa
Iansaed oil quiet We quote: Prime crude .oc pr5ns
sSdo - s m' yeoM .a4sc butter
2sc prime white Ssa2,s prime sm wlen boiled Sc
lnseed Amerie sie,s raw '09''0'
Isd ,aSer news from the South late weakness
in corn factors entering .sIsey t an.b today
' Qaod od mess S sES son nsT mess
ssqsgSo family Sa$io Mss. s'o s s Sta family sea
SO 6: pscKet sS5Oass So extra India mess S ElE
iios" hf N Quoted Bacon 5.c lso n 'c 100 n
5sc 40 10 5c l4o H. S5.e' mss SeIics &c. 10
n e. II H. 6c j. H. csc picked shoulders nr' II
ot.f.d 54c. picked hams steady, - N's-''" -
Il, 49, AIIOW-uu quoted 3'.c' hpll'"' o.,
I,KII- Easier: quoted 400. city ihfl ehhei
81, ,esn.,i easier; quoted South America DOC ~"
80; SO. compound quiet. quoted. city: 49,
Western 4sd4s.c .itrazil, KEGS. 4" zoe - - i-"
ras,er Quoted CLEO. IAc. Lard sie,ine -. for al
RIt'F,-Th.re a lite better i"'"I "'i'."tr 49,, '
Linds Of rice and market neId steady Al i'l
pr.nrts Jus, received by cable n IN Japan IN"
- market there ~ firm. with INDICATIONS " .'N,
,,,t.es M the near We quote; i'"ntSl.'
rit1ar 40t.c. fair good. a. Zoe, ? ino u en-
az. Japan 5Q5i.c Java 4sgOc, Rams on j" "'"''
There was still duh ana nomina; na n.y. ~,
, .urar with centrifugal, SO test al "-s 10 10 "a
co,aco ~ ,es: Si.d3 5-6c m .astcs suhhr ~ - 10y
ail0c Refined sugar dull. with p.l,es It.l..c''
"a ,onc siea ~ Deliveries mace VITA p'"i"' 80,
To- london market was dull FOR cane. wtA va n. I'VE
a. and fair refining So sd. Beet was H'i'. "'
fsi-y well maintained. with present month -.
S r,snes w.: powdered and coaGse powered o lsc
ers,ulasd and hne granIsted. DC; coarse snuateD M
exfra fine granusted 5sc; confec toners -
cnhes BIC; XXXX pow Tered and mould A. -; sar
confectionery A. 47sS: columbia a ana .'
a.. Ridgevo,d A. 4Ggc. Ph6nix 40: tihih.s a. IN
\. ~. No Z 44c; No s. Arc. 40 fo,S, ~, a..
80 No H. iso: No IL. 4lsc. No lS f"oc' W ~
40 m ASt1LThe sales Of seedleat amount 20 40 cases
I'm iso5 pennsylvania Havana al l.gl"c wv y,
L,pm.rs AZ l6i,c 1886 New Eng ana i"sn
isanc ana 80 cases sundries at 50 oc Ihere "uS -
scyr business IN tobacco Win sales OF 90 ~. ~
@si 80 in bond sales II Sumatra were loV oa'es a. S
:. in fond ,,-,coDrc rAo Won Exchange
quotes foreign woo's as iolio"s' 49,.
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,,,-p ,,pkETs- ny TELEGRAPH.

- ~, %, -rraae IN cattle was fairly ac'ivs al
'hlcar'' ,.i pri,eK Crlocc TAT catue ". ,o1sss 10
isrg.ly nominal sales were H., steer. being
thc ex,ein 40 I.ovy cattle weighing from IT, !" iv
~ 'dso ~ increased supply and cold any 1 ,esiers
8; q .r Sass 49, "I,n prime '.~s,' a,
60 i,uis Glow ani Tow ss,. ac,ve and nrm
Z, wasg but and hei'ers r for &, sousi 40 and
hest i,s %. hrousht the top price rhere ~as
remond for .ngs from thi,as 'rsn, and they easily
shippers but buyers asA a,,t Sc Hogs sold largely
for.ed ar7 o the extreme being 81 2Usss m s
sales largely a. - s'a no, actively The market
200 np 70 she.p we're active demsna md ,u ns
lsa slightly hsn.r ,s na.s:2 "%bs s:ys
Western rahsss "a Western lambs brought " .og ~ 81
saa t ,her. We're good sales q feedns ,catte 500
and feeding sheep al ,, ~ -" "a 90
head h2rs oct s-t'ate STEADY pr',nr. -
common 50 2'a.s rs Weights Weight. o;a. WORKERS.
best assorted n 20 tair Workers. 81 soass ~, b'sS
81 7S6s So heavy hog, ss ), a. common s. 73as3 IS
sheep ,,eaat' s. 3f s. common 10 good 'aios' ~"
sso' veal calves sGasG 70 ra.,v. shppns and
81 bup staS5 10: dressed beef and butchers - 80
stto ser 600 n SO 4oast 60 s'@ekers ans md In
Sc sGas rs and hsiera Ssifer. 81 ?5Gs3 Hogs
dian steers 80 "a sa -. mixed s. oO1S3 q. hes,s
"a ,e,gs3 - sheep strong na, . sa 23lfs3 65 lambs
.,ocker. 81 Joas3. culis ana ou'"' '"
KSnsar CITY oct 20 ca,te ssaeS 70 TO o,kers 50 500
to D , e. 81, lights 81 3og$3 57is York
81 - 81 ss@<a 57l4 pigs. 81 ''asS o. S"eep ''"
o oct 2ocate- Receipts OF sac .,saSx
fa"t h r,W hunch Of mixed Market ep1u. 49, aSi
~. perriufs - MARKET som, "a lo 81 90.
to 81 go Togsm' 81 90 Sheep lambs
bsrcp 9" cars Market very s0w s S. sheep
extr' - az d wethers 81 5oa$i g. cuiis to common
s 90 soS 81 %
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Steamboats,.

(,ATSKILL. HUDSON AND COXSACKIE
" BOATS leave Per 40. y: r.. foot OF Christopher
street every day at u /. NJ
KINGSTON LINE, W est 10th-st.-Daly p. m.
IA Saturdays l. strs. Baldwin and Romer. for Corn
wall Newpurgh. New Hamburger. Marlboro Milton.
Poughkcepsie Hyde Park, Esopus Kingston Connecting
with l.. D. r. r. for all points in 'aiskil Mountains
NEW -HAVEN-FARE, 81; Excursion, $1.J0;
~ Fast steamers leave Pier % T.. r. daily Sundays
exceptedD T. and IL midnight arriving in time for
trains Merien Hartford Springfield and points north
4 ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
N their Uptown ONCE. No LAP Broadway.
north until o'clock m. advertise
ment the following branch offices at regular
until o'clock =. VIZ: 2oi SHAVE, Q.
Odd ~. 0h-ave cor. 18th St Mays 6h-ave:
and IIthst. l+2 Columbus near West 68th St low
West 4od- near 8th-avc 02 East 14th-st 25I West
st. 7th and sth 100 Fast 47th-st s3s
slave 10Th and nth ss 1925 3dave near 6st
ST. LOS s9th ST. $50 3dave.. near 4st st.;
5A Sd ave 2l0 plcecker-s 323 Blesckerst; 29s 3D.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New YORK. Oc'oD|r ~ lN''
REEVES Receipts. 2i7 cars or 37H head 2. cars
70 lie exported direct osai s1
10 cars v r the 9% s e. % "a asf %'i "e %
jersey ty The market rn,d m srs sn, showing rm
mss dry The yards We're NOT fully clsarra
lsss e' and % os S1' at nA; s. Sss 20 Sd oass 20 i
cos at ga SO 10 civ ITss naive sides Gables
London and IvPi gqasd err at 7asc per H.
To Horr,w the Tor ,eo9 Is to take &c, out '%
20 cattle and 40 quarters for schwarLschid SUI
and = s for 70, Se ss%eF o4f s'9 ao me head ,' S
ss rs head fc a. & ynd ne 20 9 HeaG
for Sch wsr1schi suzeser the Buffalo i, Sr hn no no
cattle Tor J. snnters son nna ,ns maEns total
tor tho %s,k Of 24iS 81 sheep and l?Sss quarters
q beef all to ports OF Great Britain VII" e
OF "a Co.. 20 K,a'uss S reFs, l g. y
@ssa Zoo Sqs i.:s r s "a g 3 az %;
= = 3 s g. :: s h e a. 4, 3 10 10
a 49, O. si2 ~ at g do 40 n s. ,,o =, 10
1857 b. 'a at s.! COWS. ia n at 81 20 do es' ~ at
s. 90 IL Do III ~ ats2 .,o.,. ,oa, y, o. 81, Is
49, s1: s1 r. a, ':@' 'P e. s
+, q $. &c. $50 o. at 8 "a = Ohio do ssS u at
~ u. i,3s S At 81? i 9 s..s 1875 : '"
O. i 500 oSS g a': b NJ 30 at 81 s, 70 az
= i i. as 7ss H. 3 Il: g. do $50 b.
State d. 9io N. a. 81 % .r. ooc
II. s. at 's q % : CO.. '''" 10, TO- a, ~S
i i HeM:: Il sov, Sci n. a, SIS" trading. feeling
cALyrs ecep,s u, heasio Dire, and ig5 70 H., ae
700 l fSr Al, sorts The pens fuliy cleared.
P.'- - prime veal. sod At s5as7 80 per 100 n. oy
INK ne country dressed unclaimed AZ 7ai"' dressed
SIZE nelson. veai'. ias N. a s. 20 per i"
/" Hume no. Nu;I,n: ye-. 100 n at 81 ~. DO 1872 ~
4 Moi'H,-s,n { CO veols 40 n. ats
Newton < Co ~ yeah. lSl N. at y - 90 i" TO-
iada 80, ea yea, i.2 n 81 ~ 20 n ?, s.
., butchers u or $50 head nhsnr WIZ N"
ck a over I'm ,'.'.T'' y, , ,ai h carr rad
rre- reduction troa weinesay ~ ~ on sheep
Il, tho Poor 70 Eo,d sheep -o.i a. >" 'r
~ Common - choice lamht a, soas' -, %" e. rcs.nt
Ing ~, y $, Ns = ar are. . .m,- 7Gpc
,, - y; ,y.r,ge A, 81 o2i4 per leo y e5 Kentucky
lamb: - p At s; 80 :, :" .,ao3 'h'ep i" TO- At
nssric,, i7p state iambs - n At 81 50. 10 State
'h 1t,r,,Sy,on g os canada lambs ~ 70. a. s. co.
Ncs,on = Co: % .vrrins lamb, = n a. a,
:, Inns. "a Pennsylvania lambs. = T. =, - -, 10
state do s. 20 ~, Fl,su9 o.. iss indiana d.
10 ,S- n, a. s. rs vrsia 49, l2s n At %
J. II Wnkci-,n' q" canaea lamos' - w. q" 80
p Harrington ?3 nura lame, " n 20 q - q, 80 81 cs,
state ao y n At - -. n" csaad, lamb. - n At
g., i.. $40 ON the ~, ~ Canada DO 80 10 al - 80 IL"
rennsyivnnia b. os n At - 90 lamb. 70 N a, Sc 1871
STATE ;hsep ~ aa y So1 e. canada lambs So n s. IS
II H,lho, w. ~. - r,.. or 81 head. 2oS head on
HOGS nr AZ s. eoss4 ~ per 100 n Country dressed
weak at Sgr oiss Co: Late Yesterday afternoon III
90, sai, 80 ,es n average at 81 IS per 100 10
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Foreign nlarke%-Sa-tos coffee market quiet. good
orS~s Sans 5000: receipts 1900 TAGS sick l1sO 900
bss coffee market cren'i y pfg lower; closed
~ at. psg lower: sales i2To Dass Havrc coffee
.si' Il Opened ,T.eglsr franc lover al u M franc
iogsr. 81; , H. m. Irregular. la franc lover closed
vc,t I,~!i, isanc lower: total sales 5000 bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-30
THE STATE OF TRADE.

baltimore Oct 2o-Flour firm, UNCLAIMED Z, coiSS
w., easv snot month and November 81 ",2m
q, a., Decer,hor O0' Of: steamer No re
81 W 80 I65 G3 hush: sales 10000 BUSH r
wheat nv simple ajcGsi OF do on graz Sor,her
or psc.mher new or old 3i63i.c Jangary as
steamer mixed 204T2osc: stock 20 op h GLOW
10 600 hush southern white 3lTS3c 90 $3.50
SoT33c oats firm white. 26,.T2Ic; 40 nn'
SSG23i,c; stock i97 bush Rye hrr.er No Wv
steady to firm for best grades choice umyuny. sg
si3n Drain fr,lgnts quiet UNCHANGED sugar s ms
Unchanged Butter steady unchanged Eggs h'"' u"
changed. Cheese steady. unchanged .
BOSTON Oct Colour firm winter patents " S2qso
clear and sraights 81 Gei$5 40 sprl1g patents :" -
sj %: clear and straights 81 45Ms5 30 Cofhnea! mn.
70G72c per bag 81 5jds ca per hb Corn irmer steamer
c'lnned 29fG3oc No Clipped sag 10 ,o opp PIP,
oSac Mlllfeed steady: spring bran III 2.usl- o. ~
ter bran SIR 75~si4: midailnss si3 23gsi6 Red D9s
npur si5 - Fresh href steady steers NHStc. nm
trarllnr Ggc: veal sNoc Butter firm; Northern 2Z,.J
pc western oiisT"2c imitation iiHl6c; ladies'. l3al4c
Cheese firm Northern. o.. doi.c Western. on9'sc'
Buffalo. oct, c9-Spring wheat steadily held 40 20,
hard spot 81 Ois: No | Northern Old SPOT, - To-;
new asc: W Northern. spot new. 0lzc' 40 . 'oit"
cx,ra re-, PC ~ | white 97c Corn unsettled; 70 :
yellow 0aN3lc: No yellow. 3OAa3ac; 40 veIIow'
9oc No corn 2aiLd30c No corn. 29c Oats stroneer
good demand i1ht supply No white 23r; no ~nl''
DC. No 4 white 23-c: No mixed, 22isH--ic. ~ Nc q
mixed 2IiAc Barley stronger best western 900 ~, w,
medium 42af5c: common. 37uioc; state llT'scs 9.,
aoG3ir Rvs dull: No in store 5oc Canal freights
hrn -four firm. fair demand
Chicago Oct 2o.-The leading futures ranged as fol-
wheat No .: Opening Highest. Lowest. cosi nn,
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TO VENEZUELA.

Steamers OF the RED 20" LINE. under man ,, ru
tract with the United States Government. are a''
~ sail from Robert pier brooklyn ,,u CURACAO
~ s"i' t;ms,ra for Caracas Puerto cabeo |"Hs~~
tut 49, and MaracGbo. Via Curacao M
IS cARACAs...........T Thursday November = ! y m.
"a VENEZI'EI.A. Saturday, November 10 y -
IS. PHILADELPHIA. We inesdsy, November s - >"
'o' ROJLTON. BLISS DAI.l.ETT
General Managers No. la' Fulton ~
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WHITE STAR LINE.
CLYDE LINE.

CLYDE LINE.
CHARLESTON, s c.. the SOUTH and SOUTHWEST
JACKSONVILLE and all FLORIDA POINTS.
From Pier 20. L. r. (foot Roosevelt ST. 3 7. H.
ALGONQIIN Saturday Oct 80
SEMINOLE. Wednesday Nov.
COMANCHE. Friday. Nov.
nave hrst-class passenger accommodations.
VIM. p CLYDE & co, General Agents
Bowling Green. y. Y.
Fla Cent q PENN. Fast r a T. Line via jacksonville
Great Freight and Passenger Line. Charleston.
T. q. EGER. General Agent. 315 Broadway, " Y
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Inc sa"s''-a' Po'''i'" - ~ v..,., Las
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.sroan, AT interior points during the week e''ueu
me mo- ccomnared with previous weeks, follows
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EGYPT AND PALESTINE.

Select parties. all Travelling Expenses included.
Ian Feb r. by s. s. Normannia; March s, by s. $.
Saale Highes, class steamship Hotel and Camping
EDi'CATIONAI. TOUR. Feb ~. accompanied by Rus
sell Conwe the famous pastor Of the Baptist Temple
COOKS NILE STEAMERS.
sailings from CAIRO 10 FIRST and SECOND Cataracts
every few days during the season
rho ONLY 81 FIRST-fIASS STEAMERS
NILE All programmes sailing lists etc, free
- TIIOS. COOK * SON.
OIL and l225 nroadway. New York.
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MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINES.
CAVANNAH LINE.

NANANNAI II .Nr1.
- STEAMERS sail DAILY Except Sundays from Pier 81
T. NJ. Savannah. connecting for Florida.
snuth and Southwest.
''N'" superior Passenger Accommodations.
Fast Freight Route
r r CHARLTON. q. +. A.. W f. ARNOLD G. T.
L. - r. A., 81 Broadway.
cHAs H. HoLDRIDGE Agt. New Pier 81 " r.
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Ocean Steamers.

sHAMDJRG AMERICAN NORTH GERMAN
LINE LLOYD.
Express st-amers from NewYork
to Gibraltar. Naples and Genoa
a. Victoria. Nov. g. 10 AN tWerra Nov a. 10 AN
+Kaiser w II Novi3 lOAMl tFuida. Dec. 10 AM
sNornannia Nov 90 10 AN "a Victoria, Dec. H. 10 AN
Also for Alexandria. Egypt in JAM Feb and
March
Return tickets available for tho either line
from Naples Genoa Gibraltar. Hamburg. Bremen, LON
dol. Southampton. Paris and Cherbourg.
Hamburg American North German LLOYD
Line. Oelrichs & Co. Agents.
81 Broadway " Y. Bowling Green ". r
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OLD DOG10NN0WNl l0ME

DAILY TO NORFOLK.
SHORTEST SEA TRIPS OUT OF NETWORK
Delightful Old Point Comfort. Norfolk. Newport
New. Petersburg Portsmouth. Pinnsrs Point Richmond,
Nfslna bescm, Va anu ~, & on r. ara
weeekday saturday at p. NJ. and Saturday at
p. NJ w. /. GUILLAUDEU Vice-Prest and Traffic Mgr.
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FRENCH LINE,
NOMPAGNIE GENERALE TransatlantIque

~ DIRECT LINE TO HAvRE-PARIS. FRANCE.
From Pier " North River. foot Morton ST.
LA TOURAlNE Ssntelli. Sat. Nov. O. 10 a.
Rates OF passage: First Class. ~ Y Paris Sl16 and
upwards by all steamers except La rouraine including
railway Paris and landing charges Buffet
car seats free. Second class Paris. $54
A FORGET. General Agent. 3 Bowling Green. y. Y
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with three box pleats in the back and
three in front, with a slight flare be-
low the waist line is pretty and be-
coming. This can be worn with a
and must be belted in at the waist.
The skirt is short, coming just to the
shoe tops, making it necessary and
advisable to wear leggings. Care
should be taken to have the placket
hole on the side instead of in the
back. Cotton cheviot is a suitable
material for use in warm weather and
machine stitching and buttons make
suitable trimmings.
Narrow velvet ribbon is used to
trim blouses and vests of sheer mate
rial 1t is put on in rows across the
garments and ruchings for collars are
frequently made of loops of the velvet
sewed close together.
Ribbons galore are to be used.
Plain ribbons, velvet bound taffetOn
and the new ribbons with solid cen
ters and gauge-like borders are the
most in favor.
Girdles of all styles are to be worn,
some boned and fitted, others simply
cut on the bias and pulled into shape.
They will be used on all house and
street dresses.
Ruffies are to be worn wherever
there is the slightest excuse for their
existence. Everything elaborate and
''fussy" will be fashionable on these
goods, and we may expect masses of
dainty frills on the summer gowns.
Embroidery, lace, cordings and pip
ings are all to be used for garniture,
and skirts will be ruff1ed and founced
as they were years ago. Cuffs, capes
and collars will not escape small
ruffies, and some of the shirt-waists
have ruff1es carried down the front.
The slender woman will rejoice to
hear how she is to be favored this sea
sOn.-EX.
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Soup in Haste.

One often wishes to add a soup to
the bill-of-fare when there is not time
to start at the foundation, with a
soup bone. The extracts of beef and
canned soups are good in emergen-
cies, but not every housekepeer has an
emergency shelf like the one I was
reading of the other day. I have tried
canning soups, but with poor success,
watch my cans of meat soup for a
week or two, and they would promise
well, but perhaps after five or six
weeks my nose would warn me that
those cans would have to be emptied
and cleaned. In canning tomatoes in
the fall [ usually strain few quarts
to can for soup, sometimes boiling a
few onions with a portion of the to-
matOes. This is nice added to beef
broth, or diluted with water or milk,
and seasoned makes good emer-
gency soup. A soup of stewed toma-
toes is made by adding a few grains
Of saleratus to two cupfuls of the to-
matoes. Stir a tablespoonful of corn
starch smoothly in quart of sweet
milk. cit boil five minutes; add to-
matoes, salt, pepper and butter. Cold
beans may be reboiled in water, about
two cupfuls of beans to a quart of
water. Add salt, pepper, butter and a
grating of onion, if liked. IF not suf-
ficiently thick, add cracker crumbs or
the beaten yell1 of an egg just as it
leaves the fre.-The Housekeeper.