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Birmingham state herald., 1897-05-09
WORD PUZZLED THE TYPEWRITER
He Finally Decided It Was Adapted From the French. -

He Finally Decided It Was Adapted
 From the French. .s,.
 According to the Washington Star, one morning last week the representative came into his office with a shifting cold in his head. and the first letter he dicta- ted was to his wife at home--a delight, by the way he indulged in every day whatever may be said of congressmen in general-in which he told her that ow- ting to the fact that he had slept the night before in draught and The wind had blown through his pajamas, he had caught jretty severe cold The word "pajamas" was a new one for the type writer, and he stalled at it.
 "How do you spell that word, sir?" he inquired. o-.l.,,or.i.,t r,54.nt5
 "P-a-j -j-a-m-a-s," spelled the represent ative slowly, and added: Didn't you ever have to write 1t before?"
 NO, sir"
 'Tn that case I'll bet you a dollar you don't know what it means
 q don't bet, sir he. hesitated, t''but I guess I know what it means"
 Well, what is t?'
 Its French for .whiskers," and the representative in the Kindness of his heart smiled sweetly and told the young man he had guessed it the very first time.
Birmingham state herald., 1897-05-09
Feather-Weight Clothing in alpacas. .sicilians, linens, ,serges and any other kind of cloth you may want.
 7e' J. Blach & Sons,
 One Price Cash Glothiers,
 1912 and 1914 First Ave
WHY GRANT. NEVER. sWoRE.

His Great Equanimity Amid Trials and
 ~ Crises. r
 Gen. Horace Porter, in his "Campsign- ing With Grant,''~ in the May Century, says: While sitting wfth1fifn at the camp fire late one night, after every one else had gone to bed, said eo him: General, it seems singular that you have gone through all the rough and tumble of army service and frontier life, and have never been provoked into swearing. I have never heard you utter an oath or use an imprecation." -'Well, somehow or other have never learned tossWear," he replied. "When-a boy, I seemed to have an aversion TO 1t, and when l became man saw the folly of 1t. have always noticed, too, that, swearing helps to rouse a mans anger; / and when man flies into a passion his adversary who keeps cool gets the better of him. In fact, I could never see the use of swearing. I think It is the case with many people who swear excessively that it is a mere .ha bit, and that they do- not mean to be profane; but, to say 1he least, 1t is a great waste of time" His example in this respect was once quoted in my hearing by a member of the Christian commission to "a teamster in the Army of the Potomac, in the hope of 1essening the volume of rare oaths with Which he was italicizing his language, and upon which he seemed
 
 his mule team out of a mud hole. The 2 only reply evoked, from him was: "Then ,1thars one thing -sartin:, the old man never druv mules."
 Gen. Grant never in any instance failed to manifest those traits which were the true elements of his greatness. He was always calm amid. excitement and patient under trials. He looked neither to the pastwith regret. nor. to the future with apprehension.4 When he could not control he endgred,' and In every crisis he could "convince when others could not iadvise" His calmness of demeanor and unruff1ed temperw often a marvel even to those most familiar with him. In the midst of the most exciting scenes he rare 'ly raised his voice above its ordinary piteh, or manifested the least irritabil- ity Whether encountered at monday or awakened from sleep at midnight, his manner was always the same; whether receiving the report of an army comman- der or a private soldier serving as cour- fer or a scout, he listened with equal def- erence and gave 1t the same strict atten- tion. He could not only discipline oth-l CTS, but he could discipline himself. If he had lived in ancient days he might, in his wrath have broker, the, twelve ,ta ables of stone; sb e never would have broken the laws which were written, on, ther1. ,o
Birmingham state herald., 1897-05-09
SPECIAL SCHEDULE, SOUTHERN BAPTIST CONVENTION.

SPECIAL SCHEDULE, SOUTHERN
 BAPTIST CONVENTION.
 Arrangements have been made for a specia l trafn-to leave Birmingham via the Alabama. Great Southern railroad at 9 D. m May 1, making connection with the train from. Chat, ,anooga to Wilmington via .Ashevillef, and Greensboro. Parties desiring to uss bhis train, please notify, passenger office, of the, Alabama Great Southern railroad and Southern railwayy;i phone No. S46, of Dr. P,a TT. Hale, Dr. B.. D. Gray. Dr.. John D. Jordan, da' Schedule..yia Atlanta, Erain leaves Biro. mingham at 555 a. m,, Arrives at Greens-' boro at I, a. m. next morning. Through coaches and jslsepers from Atlanta with out change ssdsTsp ST ,1pc
 -.~,i;lu,i. speT, F. A, Southern Ry.sS Ss
 SST ,s,jlC. M. BILLHEIMER,ss s''ii
 5sscgs .sc,fT.s F. A, A. G. s. Ry.ie. May 4sl2t2a5ao.. .o sla5se ia
Birmingham state herald., 1897-05-09
Chace's City Band, East Lake, Sunday. Phil Memoli, Director. .ssnW s4e srr sHe. 4!z8-tf q - - =

Join the party for Wilmington, N. C., to the Southern Baptist Convention, May 6-14, 1897 via the Southern Railway. Tick cts will be sold May 3rd to .7th, at one fare for the round trip, limited to fiiften days. d a. Through san lGalns carrying Puilman
 as sasls Z51 4f otss Jh hR.IBILLUPS,
 4 s3 ysss ssss AtIs .=sTrav si Pass. Agent
Birmingham state herald., 1897-05-09
Those all-Wool Suits at $7.95 is still the leading theme.
 J. Blach & Sons,
 O. P. c. o., : 1912 and 1914 First Ave.
BRooKLYN's DOUBTFUL MAIDEN.

Miss Schermerhorn (of Brooklyn, ur- gently)-Do: come over to visit me, dear; Brooklyn is very lively jus, now
 Miss Knickerbocker (of New York, re- provingly)-What! Tn Lent?
 Miss Schermerhorn Enthusiastically Assuredly! Why, Lent is a perfect round of church going in Brooklyn.-Brooklyn Eagle.
Birmingham state herald., 1897-05-09
]. ! Dgr aA 3..l lIRIEH'sss l s S'i:IgeRE ':g BE POTS
 Soureess ffnns Which He 7prew Many ( s.sssoe .--rs 1IJ;e,. T |, 6 t,jFsa frafpa .A9

! rf. n- [, One,,of Du -Maurier s, Institutions was
 a psirs pf VI ses which he called his stjoke pots. esafFe used r celyHa large number icar friends. alf purpoi-ting to be true,
 ard worthy of an illustra tion by him
 says a writer in Harper's Weekly.
Birmingham state herald., 1897-05-09

MORT0N ssoiiciss spatfoha se 6f t h e ....... D. a...., most fastitiioNs. a=s ezAl Al B. sunth- rrs-tf jsiIls ss-,saD aFty
Birmingham state herald., 1897-05-09

Walker-NeWnaan Coal sGo.. Splint Coal. Phone 3lT. -l6-wed-fri-sun
Birmingham state herald., 1897-05-09
Great Money Savers Sale

 a of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-10
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Y "
REEVES peceip,s 10 c1rs or All cad. mainly TO he
exported 80 trading. feeling generally steady prss,i
beef steady at Ius'sc yer 10 fof poor 20 PHI.
Tepsarasa@ ' 6Sst at sast per H. Taurc carried
Liverpool a. day 40 cattle equally divided between j.
Shnmhefg a son and Schwnrzschnd Il Sulzhrsg"r. and
.. 100 Of beef Tor Nelson Morris To morrow
Eas;nans Company WIZ load u. Te9son' toF ie1p|'
with $50 quarters. ,o 49,,
CALVES Receipts. all Tor the market 100 head Main
dealers rated the general feeling steady Ihe pens
fully cleared. Poor 10 prime vcais sold at sogso
offered t1ty dressed Ncas hrm at loaill.c per 10.
country dressed hlser nj ldOsc dressed S'a'Srs sold
saes Hume Mullen: 2 veals 10 10 average at s.
per 100 No. DO io7 H. at 81 So DO IA ID. at 81. ?
Ted calves "a II. at 81.
e. n. led calves. 235 n. -
J T.. Nelson: ~ Western calves. 2'3 10. at So 30
SUt.FI, ANp LAMBS Receipts all Tor the market
were o.. cars 1896 head making. with the stock
=, i.psey cy and II, nj Slxeth There wa. fair in
sldrTcd one carried Medium prime
sheep sold 81 23as' 6?'s leo NJ Inferior to good
lambs 81 3ouS1 ~ Dressed mutton. Gi1gsc per NJ
sales Mcpherson CO. 1877 Virginia lambs ~ n aver
81 G1,s " do. os H. at ~: ~ Virginia do rs 10 a,
Newton 222 Virginia lambs: Il 10. Mt IS 10. 2aI
do 10 No. AZ g So Virginia sheep, 20 n. at - %
! H. Wlkerspn; 10 Kentucky sheep o5 ~, at 81 30.
H. H. Hollis: 100 Pennsylvania lambs 81 10 at s. 05
os state do. ~ NJ. a. 81 10
on rae Higher 81 ioast 10 per 100 NJ country
Sncs-s Sanders date yesterday attenoon): 20 State
hogs 100 10 at 81 20 per leo H. roughs 3 NJ
George Diienback date yesterdays ~ siate hogs i53
Hume 4 Mullen date yesterday: % State hogs 1854 H.
at 81 ~; roughs. go n. at 81 20
II. H. Hollis date ycserdayl: 20 State hogs. 176 No. at
~ 20; . roughs. q" 10 at ;" ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-10

HEMP AND Jr'TE-There was nothing % special i'm
Is oderaie bu, tone steady on every,hns Prices "le
9%ped d a a., fopT, Manila HEMP spo' aye shipment
&'4e shipment a'.u! icc: iute spot. II Il a. ship
qunllI% s7 49, Ia, S., d ~ Ssfsins
demand and prices unchanged on nearly all grades Hold
e. ; are a.sG.d !; AK 81 RS sS s,s mot s
BOND lSas of@GsS 'S h% s isSi:,e Central
Ia Gaayra. lsi.c. Dry sailed MssacaiIo selected in
We, salicd,Ta Havana as they nun in bond sGsSe ionn
,T slaughter Ns,vs .ser' lig'ss SH brands iog
ol:c County siaughtet-st.ers. 0Golac. cows ssd0c
but CnDo demand Ira was moderate There 's,dy
sHoHS. ssSc a r9 a' . SS r.
isdSc m9!o9m;sn' .. ssGs; @Se %@le hack.
I5s s e" oak drs S% ss ss sss ss2 +
hifd. g7a?sc: s sss: i'ai'o; letting eus 1S5c
METALS TINThe market co,ed dull. with .,o, 10
RI !, , ga /, @ a'"P Ms sSs spot
were 70 torn spot and 20 tons futures. .. c1jpi.n
the sg . %n 81 sp2 e. 70 d n's o% SO
a. Market steady sale. $50 sp 40 Ton. nI
cmb1 3 s7 nGon ced INN spot s% at + De-
G' . DID not T scsmsr DAY az 5, o StLTEE
with 30: ~ iis g. ST Louis no, rsceIysI Sy
gov at s. sls :" '% ' IL G ~
nss 'yfaS. vii Win sS, s%S demand arr
home and export Molasses ruled rtendv ter.
and nsm New Orleans. and thn market higher than
the local market. Receipts liberal there hut
everything IL CLEANED closely by the trade Ms
~ the available stock here II poor stun and N.
trade docs not want H. Glucose dull Prices were rs
follows: New Orean, centrifugal common IOnloc. f,-
2aisc god ,7qlsS5 Diim: l'a;s aa.n
prime 27a2sc: choice, 2sG5ic Porto rico 9G@51c
syrps, comnon. SILL; fair. iaai'c: good. 5aiGc
NAVAL. sTORES-Stocks: Rosin ~ s72 bbI,. s,l-,,s
turpcntnc $3.50 bbls: tar 5ss bbls There was siead,
ma-frt ali around ana fair jobb!ng demand prices
were unchanged Stocks oyrrargc. Price, were
follows: Tar. regulars. 81 fodt2: barrels 81 so6
81. pitch 81 So spirits i,Tpen,ln. snd m.chlnos 3oi5&
@*i g.; F 20; q z; Z 9 80 s. g; K. 81 90
OCEAN .rREIGHTs-Thc marke, for lrr,h frcights is
strong and active. especially FOR Continental pofie
We qnote Hyerp9ol 4'4d nominal; London 4s.d Girs-
gov. 4%1 bristol 80 nominal. Lelth. md Hull 81.
Newcns;ie 5d Antwerp. 49,: Hammrr. - pigs:
dam l0isc: Amsterdam l0tc. Cork for ORDERS 2. 9iCi
IS; direct prt' arge tonnage IS id3s 3D. cotton 10
Liverpool per 100 ~ 2so for November; London. oats
% 90. FREiGHTs AND CHARTERS Large san yes
se's are In demand for oil ana general cnrgo raies
u chnrerng is gnt owing the scarcity Of available
tonnage Rates are without change For small and me-
dinm SIC yessls the demand Is limited. but con
active demand ard the parkrt N somewhat nrmer Re-
November loading Cotton freghs steady The deal
and timber trades dull. .CWA RTERs- Brsh
steamer TO arrivs 10000 petroleum. Philadelphia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-10
ROSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston. Nov 0-Huyng has fallen on considerably In
,ha I'll market during week. and this
tcnd.ncv 10 tone down prices somewhat. The market
,.hoo maintain, fair strength however. and there
ia IittIn Likelihood OF break The supply - fleece wool
ia small and prices RUE " wh prces aym The trade
In Australian IL quiet with no weakness In prices
w. are the quotations for leading descriptions:
0hio and iennsylvania hceees-X and above. 2Sg28c:
~ and Xxx above NC: dealne' 2og3Oc; NO combins'
apfl9oc: No Q comblng, DU3Oc. . .
Michigan Wisconsin, ete-X Michigan &c; No Mich,
Michigan rombing, use; No Illinois combng 2sc: \
New York New Hampshire and Vermont 23G2ic: No l
Nevy York New Hampshire and Vermont. &c.
Tnwmshcd. medium Kentucky and indiana J. blood
cop,hIng DC. Kentucky and Indiana - blood combing.
nIc. Missouri !, blood combing. 22f23c; Missouri y
blood conbing 22d23c: braid combins. 2lc lake AMI
Teas wools-Sprlng medium az months, i6yisc:
secured price 43d+5c: spring hne az months. lIUlSc
secured price 60U52c. a., -, -. ,sa
Territory wools-Aontana nne medium and hne, l6ap
fsc occurred price <SQ5Oc staple, b2Q5Sc Utah. Wyo-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-10
TILE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Nov ,speciaD-For the third day in sue
cesslon there n bear wheat market prices losing
n. cents and closing only = cent over The bottom
December KEEP, at premium Of q, ~ closing
only % May II opened at "2', cents. sold
between a2A and ella cents. and closed al 9lS cents
May opened a. son cents. sold between S's and ss'.
cents closed 30 cents sellers There was good
deal OF ben news. but there also good deal or
bull The dunsss had much do with the decline so
ala the appearance OF more rain through the winter
wheat belt The Michigan report for November
the winter wheat condition 50 and estimated an
different recently published by Ohio and Mis-
were that the winter wheat very much better
everywhere as a result Of the rain There was mo
to morrow through Illinois Indiana. Missouri and Mchi
wave ' proved y ~ b. sh"ryed There were good sized
clsarnnces 33 900 bushels and the total Tor three da!s
showed Weakness: Liverpool on only Nd TO asd
ana Paris of oay To- 10 wsre failing m AND that this
would be fe at primary points within %eek neser-
sssn,t 722o bushels last year az primary I p0 hnJs
against los The local contract stock showed Increase
Tor the week OF 10000 busheis brads,rssts mad
aSans, an Increase last year Of $4,000 bushels New
pt trade was unimpcrtan,. Liquidation the feature
The bull pool offered no support, - ,
!, cent range and closing about where they ana on
M0q S % sup Ss % m, Sa s
there been much speculation OF which there was almost
wcdnsiay seabGard .earanGes Mere 2s2 coo bushels
here were 10000 bushels 'Iraistreets' reported
decrease east OF the Rockies OF 3soooo bushels. The
stock Of public and private houses is 234i4ooo
bushels. The Dit trade to day was lamentably small,
barilv anything but A little changing. The professional
View ia that corn viii not have much Of advance
rn,u IN. December liquidation IL over May opened at
CO., cents sold 29's and 3O's and closed
osts lost !, cent notwithstanding the clearances from
tho eaboard II $4,000 bushels and In spite export
sales 10 ilv at the seaboari q 100000 bushels May
sold at 2iSG2l. cents and al 2lhd22 cents and closed
n, o,M cents Receipts AT with D estimated
r G0, TO OVER ,i,,' 500 600 bushels.
provisions wei weak because Of OF
hoga ~ here with $4,000 estimated for Wednesday;
= 900 at points. against $1,000 last year.
There was IA drbbng liquidation for December which
Was more than the very small market could stand Pork
lost ~ cents 10 1871 ribs. 10 TO Is
ON the curb puts December wheat closed at si.
cents. calls" p2l, cents. Puts on May wheat
sT1a51ss cents calls" sOr. cents Puts December
corn were 2fi G?G. cents: calls" 2cii cents Puts
and calls May were 30 cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-10
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

November y.
COTTON-Reports from textile uarkes this country.
more than response decline 4 yesterday by
Liverpool according o. This morning cables predictions
down Fall River a % 10 per cent reduction N
led lower opening at the Cotton Exchange this
morning Officially market ~as called steady but the
first cal developed d oss u 20 points Following the
call the loss Increased 70 matter q 70 points
Before noon however sharp rally had taken place
energetic buying, part covering contracts but
led By Greek houses and buyug FOR Wall street account
on this the loss was quickly recovered. by IL m.
some of the positions shovel net gain Of point sales
- that hour reached $4,000 bales Estimates N the
the estimated movement for the ports 3es
over 10000 bales against $4,000 bales Early in The week
weekly heavy round figures receipts this
being 10000 bales against io4 600 bales last week
bales las, 730IO bales year and 1873 bales
In 1894 The market way IN the afternoon. on the
Withdrawal. OF buying support losing points from
the top prices. but sharp Just before the
close; and was finally very steady nj net advance q
quiet; prices unchanged midding upands 5'c midd!ng
gull 6-c; sae'. +2S bales al spinning t. morrow tn"
port making reference % the variations IN crop
dtions since the ls't report and giving the Indicated
the lintaRe has former years very wide %
the mark II Is not believed TINT II will make much i'm
character Hubbard Bros. Coz cotton letter to day
says; cables that the
Continent large buyer y cotton hT5ussou the s South m
At present. Dcs, Sot9n !: sasay o. The basis q
season and surplus which can only be carried at low
prices
buyers favor: sales 200 bales speculation and 81,
port. 5000 bales American. HOO bales receipts 1900
Futures quiet i-S4a2 s4d decline Closed steady ii,T2
poins net decline January February 3oGis; February
M May'9 uns os n hPI I 1Sy %
52ilb: August scptember 33i1s; November. 3osI1s
December aceg9o7 scemteT January so.s
The range Of contract prices follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-10
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS

da na a Nov. 9IGod Is quoted Buenos Ayres to
as at aooo at Lisbon. ~; at Rome lO5 20 American
eagles are quoted to-day 78s cad
-, nn-Stocks-The market for American securities
oi nrm and remained all day on an improved gen
u ise.,ng The close was firm. with geneai irm1nI
Ior money 1924 for the account ll2a. AtchIeon
nm vnhadan sS 81 Paul 93's Illinois Central io2II
uiisVlle ooA; Mexican Central new As sgI. NewyorL
Ell sIsl Os Erie i5s; Pennsylvania So; Reading ioh
o., r. preferred 35l1 Mexican ordinary I'm Woney
a. per cent The rate OF discount the open market
o O,' snort and three months bills Is 1918 per cent
10 IN; nov 0-The weekly statement Of the Imperial
y. germany shows the following changes as COM
COO VA ns previous account: Cash in hand ncreas
treasury notes decreased 100000 marks
other securities decreased SO noes in
culation decreased 100000 marks Exchange on ron
don. 20 marks 30 pfennngs for checks ~
Paris Nov. p. m.Three ner cen, ,sn,es Ioa ,r.n..
20 for the account Excbanaa % "'es
francs IS centimes for checks ~ "' -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-10
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS

liverpool, Nov. 0, 3:45 p. m.-Exchanoe. Cro.,r,-
wi wheat No red Western s,ssS winter
mixed spot steady, 3s I'D November steady a,
INd December steady IS I'D: January nothing a,oteS
don Pacific COAST firm, "a 5saf' iSs. BeetNExtra
India mess dull 9Is Sd prime mess dull 56s 3D. Pork
Western dull AS. Hams-short cut Il TO 10 To- steady
as. BaconCumberand cut, - TO 30 10 steady 3ss cd
short rib. 20 to "a 10. steady 37s long clear midles
light. 81 IS No. 1y. 3ss Cd. long clear mddes
~ steady 3ss Cd clear bellies. u to u ID. dull. ils
shouders-square u to IL No. firm. 2,s ca. Lard
Prime Western steady, 23s Cheese-American fines,
white and colored, easy, AS 3D. Tallow-Prims city
steady Cottonseed oil-Liverpoo refined dull ia
Turpentine spirits steady, 23s Sd. Rsn common steady
Is 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-10

Cash quotations follows Flour easy No spring
%9.a No corn Ia a2Gc 10 Ss' yeo w. @
2Se; 40 o o,ts isAe No white 2S@23isc No 3
S sse 80 anscSd 81 10 o,asi o. prime Inc i" seed
81 saf Pis RIB. s de. eD o "a s5a Rfy %
Shoulders boNed $500: short clear sides nored AZ
sugars unchanged on tho Produce Exchange day the
butter ms' a wa. ss Fss, rm ssh f4y i29
rcd p o2c Corn qae; and !n No 90 OATS
Lard easy: siac BULK quiet. 4s5c Bacon easy.
; Whsle ssd asey - .t BSfT ia.Sy hsS
dairy. isaI4c. Sugar dull Eggs steady loc Cheese
steady
" ping s;ae. Ry, s5@ No l. 4iac. Barley steady
psssssf Nay sSs :. h ~, s*e .. So
e sFs IN Sas 'i ssss sacked bran ssss as
SS va, y: i sTs snd
February nominal GoLn a and ss As sns.ry no and
January and February 2c Pr.ys.gs e1se
family si3Gs,: hams, smoked. as 10 brand and aver
age ' s... r tuT salt S' 90 mossd %
6ssk 2. g brand ard az ia tubs .s a1 DO
Western ubs. SIC Butter quite, bu, steady fancy
western creamery 2c do Penn.ylvsrs and Western srr
% western iac cheese duh and easier. New York fac
tory fuii cream fancy eisc. do fair good. stg9tc
OHIO mats. 7.Qsi.c Refined unchanged Cotton
que, but steady Tallow dull n-mer rates; city prime
in hhds 3Ac: country do. in bbls. 3hc. dark DO. Be-
cakes 3.c Lave poultry steady fowls igoc,> old
roo-ters GQGc spring chickens Td9c. broers. eGlOc
ducks saq geese SAGE Dressed poultry steady fowls.
choice e,n9c do fair 10 good I4dsc. chickens large
loo. rn.!ium DO SSi,c. and scalied do IGsc,
turkeys good 20 choice loQl3c
81 ioss Nov. 9-Flour weak, patents. 81 I0gN ~,
sraghs s. .pgs4 "a. clear. Stas+ %. medium. 81 i0Q
So - Whea,-spo lower; No red cash elevator eS'1c
bid track lfis QpTiic No hard cash, SIC; December
9Gi,c: NAV 02t. a82hc Corr,-spot higher No = mixed.
cash a. December 241sd25c. MAY. 2Thc. Oats-Spot
lower No mixed cash elevator. ls<c track. 2l'sc:
December. hid May. 2ifsc; track. May 2i7sc No :
white cash, 22i.c. and steady sacked East
tack held at t7a.sc. do side acc Butter quiet;
creamery. ipQ2.i,c. Eggs nrm al l+c Whlskey 81 ~
Pork qulet standard mess. jobbng s. 25QsS ~. Lard
lower prime steam. +ioc. choice +l2'1c Bacon.Bo1ed
lots eS. clear 81 Is RIBS s. 80; shorts 81 o2s
Dry salt shoulders IS 1874 extra short clears
8, sTi>. Tbs S. shorts s. l2a
Toledo Nov 9.-wheat lower and weak: cash e2+c
December p3,.c. Corn active and steady; No mixed,
&c. Oas dur and steady No mixed lsite Rye dull
and lower. NJ 2 cash 4T.c. Clover seed active and
lover prime cash. 81 I7i, on unchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-10
tos for furnishing retieCtOrJ,

ACCOMPLISHMENTS and subscriptions FOR The Tr,buns
\ rercived At their Uptown once No az BTSsaw
ro,,b of 3lst-st until o'clock p M adNer.l,ss
I'd door ,f the following branch offices AT regular
nsne rates until o'clock p M VIZ % W.
ONCE - o2d ls2 6th-aye.. cor lzth->t. 49,
g., and itths,: l42 Columbus near YES, o's ~
ON 20 w., iod St near 9Th ~ EASY litn-s
e., wv" between 7th and sth ayes lob East t.,n-
"eS sss I'd ave between 18th and ,In ss Lo-o ''
~. ns,r Glst-st: l. T0s LIST ave. near s"'h-s''