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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-09-11
BUSINESS QUITE ACTIVE
IRON AND STEEL MILLS INDIE
PENDENT OF BUYERS.
FAILURES 173 AGAINST 3O8 A YEAR AGO
There Is No Hating in the Advance--Norther
Cotton Mills Are Consuming Very
Largely With a Continuing De-
mand for Goods.

New York, Sept. 10.-Bradstreet's to-
morrow will say:
The business week has been marked
by continuation of comparatively free
buying from jobbers and commission
merchants in anticipation of wants, at
most all important distributing points.
At a number of centers special rate ex-
cursions of merchants have increased the
weeks volume Of business, notwith-
standing the Intervention of holiday.
Cotton fabrics have improved in de-
mand. There has been falling off
in general trade in portions of Texas,
due to the unwillingness of planters to
sell cotton at its present price, but at
central western points, notably Chicago
and st. Louis, business has been quite
active Western iron and steel mills are
practically independent of buyers for
the remainder of the calendar year.
The August advance in prices for
more than 100 staples, raw and manu-
featured articles, products, live stock,
etc, amounted to "a per cent following
81 per cent advance in July. During
the first six months of the year prices
referred to fell away about 90 per cent
Exports of wheat flour included as
wheat from both coasts of the United
States and Montreal show a falling off
from last week, but are still very large,
aggregating 5,461, 800 bushels. With
the exception of last week they are the
largest for any week this year, and com
pare with exports in the like week a year
ago of 3,799, al, in 1895 of 1,S10,000,
in 1894 of 2,7S9,000 and in 1893 of s.
.551 900. Corn exports are the largest
for any week since last spring, aggre-
eating 4,943,34S bushels against 1885,
600 bushels last year, $4,000 bushels
in 1895, $4,000 bushels in 1894 and
$4,000 bushels in 1893.
There are 173 business failures report
ed throughout the United States this
week against 1913 last week, 30S in the
week one year ago, 213 two years ago
223 tire years ago and as compared with
300 in the like week of September
1899.
There are 30 business failures re-
ported from the Dominion of Canada
this week compared within 80 last week
Al in the week a year ago, % two years
ago. and SO in 1893.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-12
THE SLAVE OF HIS DOG.
Tho Chicago Times-Herald.

From The Chicago Times-Herald
Jorkns owns a dog OF, TO be more explicit me
dog owns Jorkins. and they both live Win Mt.
Jorkins in fiat, much 10 the discontinue OF th1t
good woman. who does not, as general thlns' 'o'-
crate dogs. :, -
Piper has more than most people. Jor-
kins says, when expatatng on the virtues OF, ms
favorite. , ia,
res Mrs Jorklns adds. sarcastically ne
knows enough 10 come In when It rains, because nc
hates 10 get wet 49, -,
Piper is a dog of parts-part terrier. with strain
Of bifddog and dash OF water-spaniel He dis
likes to get his feet wet. and is afraid OF gun;
He seldom barks at night 5nd would wag MS aiI
at sight OF a burglar and accompany him through
the house n9iseiessly He has one az eompiishmsn,.
stairs every morning to bring up the daily paper.
which Mrs. Jorlins gets from him by strategy. IN
pulp. .
Jorkins has often intimatcd to Mrs. J. that II
no trouble to bring UP q canine hybrid by
hand, and he believes that now. when he is brought
up and they neither. sell. lose him nor give him
away, that her ministrations sho1ld continue, and
that II she cannot go out and take Piper with her
II 70 her duty to stay at home.
L ZhA either Day Mrs, yorkLns struck. She had
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-12

often threatened to. and on one occasion mao
struck-the dog She refused to attend TO
Piper's diet another hour She declared she might
as we'll live III rice field TO be eternally cook
ing rice in the fat kitchen for that dog. She said
that Piper ate a gallon Of boiled rice per diem.
'Ill see him further" she said TO the astonlshed
Jorkins, before turn myself into Hindoo. COOK
Ing rice for him. Try 1t yourself and see how you
like It,"
Jorkins crushed. He asked meekly where the
rice kept. and spent the rest OF the day COOK
ing IT, while his wife retired with bad headache.
He filled every tub pan. pail and basin In the nat
with boiled rice, the proportions OF which appalled,
him. Hiding as much Of 1t as he could, he took In
a steaming mass to give Piper. who had concealed
himself under Mrs. Jorkinss lounge.
You can't give dog red-hot food" said his
wife You must cool II for him. | always do. .
Her husband looked at her with admiration: He
was beginning TO think her martyr; He took the
rice and the dog into the Kitchen. whittier MRS; j..
presently followed him. She found him on his
knees with his bicycle pump hard at work lie
cooling the rice while Piper sat by and howled
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-12
THE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore Dec lFlour quiet and ,nlS 9f@ 91
JANUARY 97G0Sc; May. o3rc steamer 40 r, wheat
stock sales 5000 bush; SOVE 49,
by sample a3a90c: do grade 93 goS1e t" new or
spot 33a33Lc: month. 30 u.s. = C. aoS,aoi.
old 32a32c January. 31Ng32c h sales 10 coo
mixed 31a3l NC; stock "5 Dusn; aoSS33c
bush: Southern white corn, 29aS5c; 90 a7%2fiSc:
Oats hrm NJ . white 2oi7dSoc; No mheu' ~ Nd
stock. 1921 bush: Rye easier No men SY steady
No 2 Western 53q53hc: stock 3do2i. bush nay "a
choice timothy. si3 Grain treghts auet ana snJ nm
Sugar strong: granuated. 81 ~. Euter IuieL anu "
changed. Eggs and cheese steady and uAchhhSe'.
Boston Dec II-Fiour spring patents % DIS -
spring clears straghS, - 3Op>1 90 Wlh.rT s5
IS iOfes5 81, Gears and sraighs - SeT2 90
CornmeaI Arm IGQT2c per bag. 81 53sl W per
firm; steamer yellow. 36.c; No ard yei9w oo yi
Oats nrm: fancy clipped $@0%2lsc 40 ellpPsd !" sf
No Clipped 81 c. Millfeed steady spring p,ai'
winter bran Si5 So middllnss. SIS IuslS rel qog
ST. Beef steady backs SC: hindquar'els, "a,
fores So nee. vsa SizT9c. Mutton nrm yearnss os
10. sDrng sfi9c Butter Arm: Northern - NesseI.
22t,c imitation I6aiIc: ladies' iigloc Cheese H'H'
Northern sd9hc: Western. s3u0e
Buffalo Dec t1--F!our firm Spring Nhsat.No ! hs pa
81 COL; No / Northern. 3SlsoGSl c2s' WINTER ~ ~,
Eo red a5c. No white 93c In store. Corn : ye.
low 81 nc: No yellow. Sic No yelio" "oc 10 LII.
40 On track Oat--No . white. 2ST2sAc; NO WHIT
STisc. No white. 26i.c on track No WINE IN AZ;
Pariey-Chocc grades strong; choice WESTERN a'y
4sc, good. s46i5c; common, 3sp oc' STATE s " ~
42q4Sc: poor to common oeq4oc' =,
Chicago Dec. 1.-THE leading futures ranged as io'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-12
NEV.YORK DAILY TRIBUNE SUNDAY. DECEMBER II. 1897

and clever you possibly could be- he asSer yGs
you would have been both loVane ana loNlns
and would have tried 10 coax me 10 give up ny
other places. Isn't that sc? .,
Perhaps II is she faltered. nut = x,,-
Never mind the butts he interrupted, ieei,,ns
that he gaining his point. w nat am 'lyls,s
to impress upon you is that woman doesn seer
think II worth while TO try the same arts on q
husband that she does on a lover That's where
you're both foolish and unjust. Now, you ADMIT
that before marriage am - a
Before marriage" she broke In. II you nau
spoken OF going anywhere and ] had pouted lus-
the least little bit what would you have done?'
"Um-ah-well. suppose a.,
"If you had noticed what seemed to be even tne e
barest trace OF n tear what would nave nappeheu'
why. my dear, p .,
"Tf / had merely looked at you pleadingly wnatt
would have happened to that other ensagemen'
Really. you don't give me time 70 answer.
must confess that In all probability "oulu
"c;Iven IT up. Of course" sNe prompted. Isn't
It worth while to make the same sacrIhCeS ioi "
wife that you do for a sweetheart" a., mat,
Somehow he couldn't help feeling that ms Ea LIZ
lesson was lost on her. but IT Is worthy OF ho, '
that he told a business associate the next day
that any man who went on the theory tna !, -, d
Ing up a large store OF trouble for himself
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-12
Tile TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Dec. II tspecaD.-There was nat duI'
wheat market to-day. with the MAJ and January ease
NAV oo.ned at gi sold between Ola and o. and closed
a, Oh. cents The December was dull but STEADY 'ue
ing 81 o5 and 81 o3. and closing at sloiH Not over
$50 600 bushels traded in but prices are rti very
much on, Of line with ether markets. The result VIII Dc
largely increased receipts here. The Monday estimate y
for 300 cars People wheat In the country are hna
ing dcult however to make sales here as they % !"
ordinary times The countrymaa wants 10 sell first Tor
December and then - ship In his wheat NO one VIII
undertake that risk Elevator people will not buy wheat oy
sample Commission will drafts based on me
December price Every that the wheat Will not
grade and the counrSma Is toa 10 sn,p ~" contleet
But that week zen days delay for the Soun
and the December price when sTances for
the day 900 bushels; primary receipt v0 ~
neapolis Duluth compared with SSt lSi cars here'
compared with o. The pecems.r eiaTe iooN no .n, r
Government report wheat at noon Menday. me ea
pectaIon is that IL viii raise the 1897 crop TO over
800 bushels and in that way be rather oearsh,
There was slow. dragging corn market prices keep
,hsn The MAY Last prices however, were almost the
Friday. May ;sd At 2 a aG5 s at cars; rs w sp
estimated Tor Monday cables were &C 81 S,n
%eSa Sc bushels Tor the Week
a coo last year the afternoon Armour delivered out
rD Tor Wheat The shipping demand is not good a.,
it was due the close OF navigation The professional
OATS Mere as a. and not quite a s,esS I'D
sn;. which wa. i, cent under Friday. Receipts
aoa cars with AS estimated for Monday. Cearanees
for week The close Of navigation will now aree' the
local shipping de G Tine Under n CORY mere ''''
Prpysons were hrm with Cudahy the best buys5 He
took May ara o f fSr next week shipments this week
have 100000 pounds meats and almost
t on the s 81 Nay whoa, were 90" eea:
cents; calls" 2s4d2s. cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-12

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$1,000. For full dress we have an
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Drape, lined with silk throughout,
$1,000. Overcoats made from our
fine grade of kerseys and meltons,
in many mixtures and colorings,
lined with wool and satin yoke, or
all SATIN velvet collar, raw edges, lap
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made of Scotch Cheviot and mixed
worsteds.
When ordering, we hand you a
receipt, guaranteeing you years
protection or your money back :!
SAMPLES GIVEN OR MAILED FREE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-12
ERIE RAILROAD.

Tb,ourh trains leave NewYolk, foot OF ST.
. fo,ioya and nye minutes earlier from west 2oI-st
o,W A. M-vesbued Express daily Tor IN,
Waverly Elmta, Buffalo Dra1'o'e E>''''e ~ WV
p NJ Paror to Bunalo -. ,,.u nall, .oL,
pam p M.-Vestlbued Limited fast man Dahy sonu
rein Sor chicago arrives Cleveland I:io a. NJ chicas'
5 r. IL sleepers Chicago. Cleveland anu CINCINNATI
no r. M-Burao and cTe,eand xe ,srt 17
navv arrives Buffalo 1905 \. NJ, BradIora ~ ~. M.
iamsstown 100 A. NJ. Cleveland 123o N. s.eepss -, 70
Buffalo ana Cleveland making dr sbrary Car ''
s,a5 r. M-solid train TO Chicago; sleepers 70 h'r-
J,icKErs IocAL TINE cA a .S, and Isl Broad
av I2T Bowery $50 East i25thst ana Si wsss
st., Chambers and West asd,s nroosvn zoo Hudson
snd tiohaken and Jersey City station Westcott Expres
calls Tor and checks baggage from ho'e'' A"'
to destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-12
HIS LITTLE LESSON.
From The Chicago Post.

From The Chicago Post.
=, Seemed 10 him an excellent time TO impress
the lesson upon her as he started for his hat he
said 10 her; :. .r.,a -. .y.,
ing with you before were married ana had
MANNED 10 do something else. ~ ,o,
P'.asnnnose I had" she returned. What OF IT,
you wouldn't have sulked would your ne
asked. ,f..,,.s s..,,s,,rsiv
: you wouldn't have got cross and peen OLE.
agreeable about i. would your
"You would have been just as nice and sweet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-12
RAILROADS..
Railroa05
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD,

g VEN aNp
Streets is minutes later than that given oe'o" w.
7So a. 81 FAST MA-Punan Buffet P.riG s,, Ca,
fse Com
Cars. For Chicago Cleveland Toledo. Cincinnati In
100 an1Po's SmcASo D. AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS
s5 Y.'he ME gn fnfasa
For TGss sSssP! SsqISiy Pitts,
40 r. H. PAciFic bXPhEssySr s p,t,ssuTs and
SO s'fFo ''lsii 4SB P PsI:
sss ~ S; Tx i,;iS
ssS sS D hn e s t. 1870 bnas
40 Dining carr tS9 Dining carr SO % 3 c Co T.
senai Lin ali Psrlor and Dining csrs,; 40 Dining
soGPHERS RIiIwAY- i 40 iaoS night
ATLaNTIo COAST LiNE.-E.Dre's. $50 a M and $50
sSE 5S SSs Sa2 M nj s'
a3ff HSfis;5 E $;;:s.'
Lne A Brsnth AsSSry Park sun4.y os;ss
s stree; si aHf ' s5o p iso @ mr.
s sa9sss s.. 90 SO m sSS" s Rs''s1i'' S
p :" sunday FoR e. limited, 80
pm. S'5 l%'? '''s $ ne s.? s.
pisas ear $50 ~ Dining carr, 80 S Dining Carr
r sse 6 9e.s c Nc: as s 1885, sss nfi and
Broadway; Aston House; West Twenty-thira street Sire.
s: sa court 'p Stree: 2. Pc Tsss
Broadway and Brooklyn Annex station Brooklyn ,sr
psny Viii call t Ss and and
fisd; Trc 59TsSE5 to destination WOOD
General Manager. General Pa'sr Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-12

A ADVERTISEMENTS and subseripuons for The Tribune
n received At their Uptown Office No l2f2 broadway
"a door north OF 3ls-st. until o'clock p M adyetse
mens received the following branch oees az regular
cor 23d-st l52 6th-ave. cor. l2th-s Macys oth-axe
snd 4th at. i42 Columbus near West ootn-st W
West 42d-s 6th-aye o2 East ltth-st .o' Wsss
I3ds between 7th and $50 East 3Ih-st; lS5S
a. sy. between 10Th and nth 1923 3dave. near
S.,-st: 7Os is-ave.. Soth-st $40 30 ave- near
1s, a. 551 3d-sve oi0 Blocker st: 80 Beecke-st
COS $40 East T0th-st o2t sdave 26S2 Sd ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-12
BALTIMORE g. OIL

foot OF Liberty street ,s,
CHICAGO. ,4.So a; M. eco P m: and ci2is ntss
night U.30 a. m. Liberty st. oniy.)
ciScINNATI ST L2TIs o 200" q g. .i loo = ~ g
81, 20 a m (Diner). 900 tDiner) 70 = (Diner).
(piner) .5.65 p. m and 'i2.i5 night.
NORFOLK, til.30 a. M
NEW ORLEANS Through sleeoer "a. y, ZOO p
All trains are Illuminated with Pintsch Light.
onlces. Tia IT2 26I 434. II4O Bdway 81 L. 1ltl
,o7 Rowery ~ Y; $50. 3H Fulton-st. Brooklyn: W
hail Terminal Baggage checked from hotel or resi-
N destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-12
"BLACKDIAMOND EXPRESS

arrives Buffalo 9:55 p. N. Pullman vestibule Day
coaches and Parlor DningCsr service. Meals Ia
carte. Connects at Buffalo with through seepers to
Detroit and Chicago. x,-,,
.i2,2O 1910 p. N. daily except Sunday. for MAUCH
CHUNK and intermediate points. o>,
$3.50, Ills p NJ. Sundays only, for EASTON.
MAUCH CHUNK and the coal branche! .
s1;2O 40 r. NJ. daily: except Sunday t3r WILKES
BARRE. PITTsToN. SCRANTON and principal interme-
date stations. Connects for all points In coal regions
chair car for Wikesbarre. -
BARRE PITTS ron. SCRANTON. and principal interme-
dae Connects for ell points In the coal regions
Pullman Buffet Parlor Car to Wilkesbarre. ,
$3.50, 1870 p. NJ. daily. except sunday for MAUCH
CHUNK and intermediate stations. Chair car to Beth
ehem. z., ,.,,...
.6;SO TOO p. NJ daily for BUFFALO. NIAGARA
FALLS and all points West. Pullman sleeper vestioule
train n Y Chicago. Sleeper, TO Buffalo and Toronto.
$500 $3.50 p. NJ daily. except Sunday stopping only
at SOUTH PLAINFIELD. EASTON, BETHLEHEM
MAUCH CHUNK. l. & B. JUNCTION: sAYRE GENE
VA ROCHESTER,, BATAVIA BUFFALO and ToRON-
TO pullman Sleeper Buffalo. None but sleeping-ear
messengers carried No baggage carried ,.,
$500 900 p NJ. daily for WIl.kEsBARRE It'll.
AcI GENEVA ROCHESTER. BUFFALO. NIAGARA
Additional local trains daily except Sunday for BOUND
RROOK and Intermediate points leave as follows $50
$40 5000 1880 1920 1890 Sundays only A. NJ
so.2o go and $500 $50 NJ 49, 49,
Tlekets and Pullman accommodations at ll3 Zol. 10
ass ga and ISa3 Broadway. ri E. 14th ST. le6 10th
St I27 Bowery n. Y: $50 Fultor ST.. Court ST.. "
BROADWAY and brooklyn Annex. Brooklyn - 49,
N Y Transfer will call for and check baggage from
hotel or residence through to destination
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NM IACKAwANNA AND WESTERN II. H.
Stations In New-York. foot OF Barclay
and christopher strceM' ,,,rr~r
vEsTIBULED TRANS; PU IiGHT noff

yrxrypUIED TRANS. PULLMAN BUFFET
CARS, PIYTSCH LIGHT.
Direct route 10 NEWARK. BLOOMFIELD. MONISLAil,
THE ORANGES Summit Bernardnsv s bI Ssnn
kdse Madison MorrstOTH a; PrssSc Hpps eTB
LAKE HoPATcONG Haekettst9wnn ~, SCH Q ,sEoY
MAINTAINS Washington PHIfIIPSBURG EASToN
WATER GAP. STRoUDsBURCf Pocono Mo " sTf
SCRANTON. PITTsToN, WILKESsAKkEr NA NJ;
cox DANyiIE S3E5HDMSs65FRwfiSSHP' w MGer-
ssIYYeeAct-sE oswEGo. iFfJAcA. oWEGo; ELMiRA
CORNING BATH pAHsyLI,LE Bu n,sI1yv ana al
points WEST NORTHWEST AND SOuTHWESsI:
500 A. INCARCERATION MAIL stops al pr'he'pA
1o:o A. M-tcae Carr. BUFFALO. SCRANTON nING
WV AMToN owEGo. ITHACA, EI.MlRA oS ErtSA
RiCHFrELD SPRINGS, SYRACUSE and OsM EuV =,
EXPREss Pullman Parlor Cars: Connecting al
Rgso With aps for GhSass nne Rea and ELMIRA
- EXPREsS. Pullman Buffet Paror Car. >.r -, VIZ
400 p M-sCRANTON. wILKESBARRE AND fLi NJ
" OJTH EXPRESS. Pullman BUFFET Paror lar.
-oo N uOaily)-ChlcaSo Vestibuled Limited Express
Tor SCRANTON. RINGHAMTON EL, IA; 20, p. "a
FtLO pullman Buffet Sleeping Car Aew-ior~ 10
Chicago Dining Car west OF Bunsio ~, g..
s,o p NJ Day)-Burao Express Pullman S.ee ts LOT
' SCRANTON. BINGHAMToN ELMlRA. BATH M
MORRIS and BUFFALO arriving IN bnao TO- !; a. "a
10 p NJ (Daiiy)--DUFFADO S1RANIoN BLnr lIS9.
rTfcA and oswEGo EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet
rIcTETs AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS At
u.rry Gaze & .rcs Limited 1i3 Broadway. IA PARK
pi,c. aoc BROADWAY and 0+2 Broadway TICKETS AZ
,tIors III 4th-ave cor 12th-st 81 Yves, l2oh-st 80
100 Broadway. Brooklyn. i'"e-'"" e'"' "
nation at all stations ,o,,,.xv -,,u .au for and
cbsck baggage from hotel residence TO oestha''on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-12
LEHIGH VALLEY SYSTEM

Stations foot Of West 2sd ST. Penn. r. RI Cortiandt or
Desbrosses 81.
Indicates time from West 23d ST. Other figures show
time from Cortlandt Desbroses ST. 49, -
s6,1O $40 A. VI. daily SUNDAY '6:45. A. M Tor
MArCH CHUNK and intermediate stations.
1880. si15 A. ". daily for wILKESBARRE sCRAN-
TON (week days) Er,MIRA week days.. ITHACA.
GENEVA ROCHESTER,. BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS
ard the west and principal local points, dining car and
chair car Buffalo
al 49, II 100 noon daily. except Sunday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-12

Cash Ggoat:1;s o we ls, a 4oSs co. sol. bakers 50 80
as go winter .raishts 81 Oatt io No sP'is u "a
nSssts; No ;. 3pFi2s ESQ 2sc 70 y.iow sd
see oats 22c white 2 S2g?2: "a WI ~
ss sass:s s. T isasi "a prime timothy e2 pfs s
PSlk ger !s $ Ss. s, DDS s4 e; G9 "a
boxed s.9s4 IS short clear sdeS ,Sosep' TO- sugars
H SnissSs f' on the Fodaee am q,
s s "' EGGS S nm: fresh. zoe,
Cincinnati Dec i-Four nrn.r Wheat qgie, 10 81,
.ss Tom Ns @ Ss.4 c2t 81. 'f Ry m;r 70
quiet 81 90 Bulk easy. 81 20 Bacon Guie' 60 a.
Whisky steady. 81 10. Butter quiet Sus" ''s'''
Mnwauk... Dec Ii-wheat quiet, No Northern IS eif
49, NJ s.i: .ST @S ' 20 II; Nay .a SS
Minneapolis w1ea, dq H. 4e Sa Tori Eiin
M,y ' Flour I"s Su s r. 10 G,s Is second
so; 8 hsn 'i n S alst 81
Philadelphia Dec lwh's. Nc oNr5; N',rnS nomi.
Dse'me orr soggIo %o mixed bcsse S2
January az? 9s2Hc Feogary and Msee s 9,c Jan
ua soa2s February and March sI nGm go pehn.
anis nn 2sc do western prints :Gc Esss steady
fresh nearby 22c Western &c Cheess sssay cy
prime % hhd, are eountry prime in 6sl' Ss; IA a
DO. 8e cakes; aee grease Soo.,s4s i,e spring
ehiepens ea7c: broisr- s0ac tuIkeys 99oc ducks
G % fair to 59I shke1s TTs ss ms soF.
to fancy i2aioe do fair to good ssllc' DUCKS as 10
St Louis Dec. li-F1our unchangel; =, issi ~
ossr. 10 rcd cash elevator and track, 81 Goa; DE
eembH- 81 O0a January. o5c bid May p5sc' July. SIC
s.Led Corn-Spot firm: No cash, 2t'sc; De.enooet
lie January 241sc asked $40 BID; Nay 2SnG-o %
No cash. elevator II 80 lttSh' .
receuiber 2lc; May. 22Ac: No white, 2t1q.G brah
auiet arm: sacked truck. SIC Butter quet cream
whskey s, 10 Pork quiet, standsrd mr Socs 'oSns
psconRoxed lots extra short clear, ~ S'1H$i No. rlbs
Is 37isas5 80 shorts SIS Sods5 62is. Dry salt mea,s
| 81 20: ribs 81 s7it ass. shorts 81 s7izaS5
| Toledo Dec iI.-wheat dull. lower tendency; NO
| cash aec; to arrive. a5hc. May. 93t.c Corn que.
| steady; No 2 mixed. 26'1c oats dull stesGy. 40
STEADY prime cash and December 50 10 oil unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-12
CLOSING PRICES SAY FRANCISCO STOCKS
HAS PLENTY TO SAY NOW.
From The Chicago News.

.Does oid C;rufficy say anything 10 any OF
IN. men in his employ aside from giving business
ordersT ,, - =, ,ts N. 1T. -
much 70 them that they actually have TO stay AFTER
Office hours very frequently In order TO get tneir
IA ther for the first time"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-12
,rpoRTAyr TYPEWRITER PATENT.

The United States Patent ONCE on November 80
1897 issued TO The Smith Premier Typewriter Com
many patent No 5si.1os which will be far-reachinG
IN its effect upon the typewriter industry. con
rolling. as IL does principal feature of the mod
ern typewriter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-12
ABSORBING HIS FATHERS EXPERIENCE

From The Cleveland Leader.
THAT boy o. mine ought TO be as sharp an
KNOWN as they make en-
TRAINED him 10 H. have your 49,.
TRAINED him to II? Why fer four years tnnt
little shaver set at the table On gold brick that
cost his dad $2o0''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-12
WEST SHORE r.

Train. leave w 42d ST. Station. n. Y, follows,
4, m. earlier from foot Of Franklin ST. :.
ro,in A. NJ Daily for Albany. Utica, Syracuse, 70
ter. Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Fort Wayne Toledo. Q
land and ch S.;!; ,,r Albany Montreal, u,,e..
euse Rochester. Buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto.
troit Cleveland. Chicago and ST. Louis.
s,iS i. ~. Daily FOX Albany Utica, syracuse 10
ter Buffalo. Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit. Ceve
chicago and st. Louis y
Time tables at principa, hotels and Offices
c. Z. LAMBERT. General Passenger A,eni
Vanderbilt Ave. New "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-12
ROYAL Blue LINE J, p;

A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions .or The rrt1
a received at their Uptown once No. l2fZ Broady
81 door north OF 3ist-st until o'clock M; adver1
r.nts received at the following branch onces at rec
sns rates until o'clock D. M viz: 254 sh-ave
cor a3d-st; I52 6th-ave.. cor. i2th-st; Mscys 9TH
and i.th-st: l4a Columbus ave, near West Bth-0 R
Wsst aod- a. near 9th ave. OF East lith-st. Isl
42d ST. between 1th and sth ayes; lS9 Eas, t,,h-st
sac between 18th and T7th sts.: l,O26 slave,
Gis,st. 7os lst-ave.. S9th-st.; go Sd ave.
Ust-st 5S4 3d-ave: 30 Blocker St; S25 Blesckes]
aos al ave 2io East .9th-st 1921 3dave 2662 pa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-12

A DvERTIsEMENTs and subscriptions for The m
ID door north OF 3ist-s, until o'clock p M: adve
ofce rates until o'clock viz: 2S4 sth-ave.,
cor 2sd-s; 162 6th-ave.. cor. l2tl-st Macys. Oh
West aod-st near 6th-ave; % East t4th-st.; 257
sod-st between Ith and sth avss. 159 East +Ith-st