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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-14
Personal Mention,
THE COURTS.

Equity Court No. Judge Cox.
Thomas ast. Wagner; payment of bills
ordered. Reed agt. Grayson; decree OF Sep
TENDER 1 modified. Latimer agt. District of
Columbia; decree behalf complainant with
costs. Pullman agt. Pullman: testimony
before Margaret Murray, eXmr., ordered
taken. In re Jessie Mccoy, Arthur Clayton,
Chas. Marshall and Saml. Blackstone:
writs de lunatico inquirendo ordered to
issue.
Circuit Court No. Judge Cox.
wilkins agt. Van Sender: leave TO plead
extended five days. Carter agt. Brightwood
Railway Co.; order extending time 10 file
transcript.
Probate Court-Judge Cox.
In re VIM Mcclure, guardian; petition for
an accounting filed. Estate of Laura A.
9. Baker; viii filed. Estate of Jno. w.
Boggs: do. Estate of Mary Z. Watson: do.
In re Julia E. Bullock; order allowing addi-
tional bond.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-14
Circuit Court No. 2-Judge cox
relieve. the Ye.cua.

Telegrams received at the Navy Depart
ment today show that the gunboat An
narolis arrived at Key West yesterday fol
patrol duty on the coast of Florida, re-
lieving the gunboat Helena, which SAILED
from Key West the same day for New
York to be finally Inspected preparatory tc
Eer cruise to China.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-14
Moquette Carpets,
85c. yd.
Velvet Carpets.
77Hc. yd.

that will not sprout ard will look like
Wilton Carpets ON the floor. During
Opening week" the price is IKE. (New
tariff price will be S1.1o)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-14


this the harvest tim for efnnishr
The
o n
tn new sasonss
O Of
foreign land domst weaves.
The sale of the stock Ptlam Furniture Co has
o O i'm
agnab here abundant And the te tell the tale
enthusiastically fortunate
O ndgre ntheeh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-14

1t matters little what 1t is that you want
whether a situation or a servant-a
want" adj in The Star will reach the
person who can fill your need.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-14
Oriental Rugs
And Carpets.

Gems from the Orient. A collection
Of tugs such as Is seldom seen. We
pride ourselves on our Oriental Rugs and
say with pride that no house in the
country gives more attention and invests
more money In Oriental Rugs than We do.
During Opening week we're going
to make some special attractions in
Oriental Rugs in carpet sizes. The re-
auctions will be generous.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-14
A HARVEST FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
$40 Folding Bed, $1I,75.
Oak-finish Folding Bed. very
heavy, woven wire springs, sup
ported with spirals. Was SIC. G,

SlO FOlQlnS DeQ, Pills.
Oak-dnIsh Folding Bed. very
heavy, woven wire springs sup
g gss1ed with spirals Was sia $II75
Solid Oak Dresser, S6.45.
Solid Oak Dresser. with bevel c6 !
plate mirror. .-'...'..-'..-'.....
$I4 Dresser, $.75. ;
Oakinish Dresser, with "a by :
81 sHnFh Ssstl plate mirror. Wa. ss75
$23 Dresser, $II.5o. ;
Very handsome Mahogany Dress, ,
en- finish sAeel Mns SAB cabinet work and SII5o
Same Dresser in oak X" Was Sis For 50.
$23 Chamber Suite, SI49o.
Solid Oak 3-pece Chamber ,
Suite splendidly finished Was c1,oo /
S2S. Now. ...-....-......... ql4-9o (
$4S Sideboard, SIS.
Fine Cabinet Oak Sideboard. I
triple swell front, double swell (.
ends hand carved, polished like
piano; construction faultless. Was Co. (,
Sfs. Now. ...-.-.---.....- PSo
SEQ Extension Table, S2375.
wa" e's So h'G Ssw Extension Table: s2375
S. Now. A'ens.on iaOie was $6.25
$I4 China Case, $500.
CHARTERED Oak China Case with
glass front and sides. Was S14. CO ~
Now YO'So
81 Rocker, $40.
Saddle Seat Rocker, in solid oak,
with quartared oak seat Was 81. g an !
Now T---fS :
S. Rocker, $3.I5.
Saddle Seat Rocker. in oak and
mahogany finish. very high back. coIr (
Was 50. Now .................. PSlS +
SS.s 20 7 ,adieS' Desk Sag
Solid Oak and AIa.losany finish /
Full-size Ladies' Desk, large
writing lid, >pigeoa-hoe interior Scr /
So Book Case, S4.05.
Quarter Oak and Mahogany finish /
s hSGk ca Was ss s'h Nova adjustable $4o5
$40 Morris Chair, 500.
=, Oak s,, and M hs finish Nor.
feet, corduroy and velvet, all
hair reversible cushions Was g. % I
$40. Now. ....-... ..........- p/ '<O J
The Chair with denim
cushions for So Z
$I3 Library Table, SOS.
Oak and Mahogany finish Ii
brary Table, very handsome de- Cor +
sign Was sl3. Now. .......... 2.9O /
$40 Side Chair, S..
Mahogany Side Chair, uphol-
stored in iamask Was C.
$40 Now. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. %
SI2 Corner Chair, So.
Corner Chair, upholstered in OK
damask. Was 81. Now. PO
SI8 Arm Chair, So.
Mahogany Arm Chair uphol-
stored In dalnask. Was SIS. O.
NOW ~
$40 Divan, 81.
Divan, upholstered in silk tap d
estry Was $40. Now .......... ~
ind w SITS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-01
THE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore Nov. 3o-F1our dull; unclaimed Wheat
dull easy; spot and month !Gss36sc December "ic
nd: January s1i.c bid steamer No red. i'.H9 &c;
stock l3i75c8 bush sales. 1000 bush: southern whea,
Is sample 9lllJTc. do grade 'lzy5ic. norn QUIZ,
spot and month. 32sQ32Ac: December "2i. co. :c No
vember December. or Old 3l's452' January
81 Q32c steamer mixed. 3oi. a3oAsc stock $50 2'
yellow SIC. Oats firm; No white. 2?a1osc; no 2
nlH~ o6is aye: stock 1875 05l bush. Rye easier No
raarii 20 .c asked: No Western 53a3i&c: stock 30
bush. steady: choice timothy. sl3 asked Gram
ghts steamer parcels firm steam to Liverp:o'
* ioad December: IS ia January sugar strong. un-
changed. Butter steady unchanged Eggs nrm IN
changed. Cheese steady, unchanged
Boston, NOV. 3o-Fiour quiet: winter patents s. 100
s. IS: clear and stragts. 81 35af5 - sp-ns patents
81 2ORS5 IS clear and strachts, 81 'nso y Corn'ai
quiet, G997ic per bag. 81 559sl 90 per hol corn dul
steamer yellow 33.c No and 3. 1910 oats STEADY
fancy clipped. 3id3iis nc: No clipped 3o'Tc; no
clipped 30c. MIL Feed Gle,. s?Tng bran sl3 - W,ne'
bran SIS So miiilinss. si3 7adsi6 30 Red Dog -four
lo.c forcs 81, 96c Lambs steady mu,i1n ard year
INK, sac: veal sg?c Butter steady: Northern y z a
Cheese arm: Northern 9a9l.c Western. DC.
Buffalo Nov so-spring wheat inquiry fair: closing
higher: No hard spot 81 0OS No Northern old SPOT
Tt,c; new 81 &c: No Northern. T. elsc: Winter
wheat dull and easier: No red on track SOC No ex
rrd i3c No / white In store. e6c asked Corn IN goo
ineuy: nrmly held No yellow. 32c: No yellow 81 =
3oE3oi.c 40 corn. c9a-ekc. oats scarce and strong
~ white 27c: No 8 white. 2Gc: No white. Zoe; NO
lover. No 2 on track. SOC Flour quiet. easy.
Chicago Nov 80--The leading futures ranged as FOL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-01
The range Of contract prices follows:


4 New-Oresns dispatch stated that the average crop
esi!mate Of sx,y-four members OF mat Excnhgs vas
average Of 1870 members OF the Ncwfork Cot
ton Exchange IO323OO, bales the average estifnht"
OF the Liverpool Cotton Exchange. The movement OF
cotton OFF sharply during the balance OK
The week and claiming the total export and IN
terror receipts be less than week Estimates for
receipts New-Ore6ns tomorrow range between lonW
Sales 10 s2 bales the same day last week. 1914 bales
las. year and go bales in 1894. AT Houston l2oOO &,
~ 90 bales are looked for against 2tiO1 bales actual
90 dav week and oOCi bales last year
m. sc-ni- weekly Interior movement footed 12552i
bales az 10 receipts. compared with l2s2f, bales last
s 90 SlI bales year and I6o5Is bales in 1so
nu g., ser last year and sa7 1894 days
W ,rroga led go bales including 1854 bales TO
rest DraIn and l6 go bales 70 the Continent or the
.s,"r amount 5a5a bales cleared from brunswick
.n,acoIa reported 400 bales cleared e. Great Britain
no shipments made TO France Inc Local spot market
closed uuet at unchanged quotations. mlddhnG upland
10 II 900 bales for delivery on oon'lc sphheta sho~ns
e or no interest in the market Southern SPOT market
m,ddling quoted were as i1iiows; ms qn ,
90 ,a;es savannah STEADY. SIC sales. 800 bales
fHayleston steady 3-IGc gales. a22 bales wilmington
6rm, 5s,c Norfolk steady sac saer Gsi bales Bait,
ha o 81 Louis steady. -l1c gales. 800 bales
en,on Exchange special Liverpool cables; spot cotton
quctcr sales 500 haes pseuatlom ana 90 ss60 o
d Amsra snands aMd Future. steady buyers GA
Decline closed quiet Blu; steady :Ti point net decline
January February 300; JILL e
HPi a1sl. J,.iy~Ausust. 3i4isb; August September
SibLs: December 3los December, anuaIy 3c9b Man
chester--Yarns quiet and steady; cloths quct. ~
pared With the same week and last year were
follows: -, ,.s, p,..ert
Ssw-opean. ..... 5i.sas sa.7o5 io'oss s'o'as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-01
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

S.w- York November 30. 1871
BEEvEsReccp 81 cars or p:g a nsa Nothing
exported amo 81 ,ae Of any account; feeling generally
steady Dress,a DE- vtes The Georgia carried TO Law
speo today for Sh na Suarrs Of beef
Tor S"a Morris o-morrow the aIs Tor
VIII SnIIy Tor Armour & CO. the irrawahny I" inc
ana ind,es % sheep for l. = Dilennaek re o, head
tA ~ w,,h the stock carried over irem yss'er"'n
making hoad 10 be sod-man.y AZ SIXTEEN -. De
tts 81 r and prices rated steady win tu'r i,o N
mana ' DR. 10 pr,rne veas sold at S5G4s per ~ ~
Of pens To- ws. nrm AT all sc occasional sales az
CIty "nfry dres sed sold Ig0sc few rsae,s AZ,
- ,,ras.srs lower 5UGisc. little calves ais' eaSe
a 5q6c - ,,,,. v.,is 40 n, average. at 81 IL
,cn M "a dol 1875 10 at 81 80: II DO ia 'o' d" F
DO. 80 No. , a. yeals I66 no. at s. %: 90 lSo
fnms 20 Do at ~ at S. FED CALI Z"o TO- ~
sIi,n. wrsh. Cot vesi'. isi Io at '' co. S0'
~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-01

DRUGs-opium IDLY nrmer. owing 10 higner
Ss%dsf. Sass sst s.: Ssss, y..
s siss5s' co. 1884, gn1fs bulk. .sc oa,d.
SoiS.r.. bulk. 2saioc .4. ESSENTIAL oIIs.Iemon
mana wa" sh hs St % e MAN 'S rpm an" III.
as fo"' Tmn f a. sr asiyr pTims s. c css
81 soaSI 30 eubr6 soaioe. hemiock S30Sse lemon
ss@' af fgs 's sS cs ss, S% sd
s. IS Ass York . - igs , =: . .s. :, a. arn tnaI
~. any .cG,l e. $, yi so scts
~osd pur. S.s6iiss -, ,1. RoOTs~wcre steady. bat
without oas, change in pee; rhs4 T Sc s q; t go
gnser. Jamalca usbieached isslec. hieaehe4 :pu2ie
p4T. SoadaIs. 5Sssc .ssa scsz'o Western
Fi6t'h HSD MEAL- m. -Four mark. va. without
quoAbc chang and only ee,y. In .ot.'H' ny
e es%.3a s SS. '0, ass YEA .S. .ss
& . s'F s S'-n n.; : Is '' .. ST.
8 .5s1 90 no sI@ae 81 ~ vi I ... 40 So.
s. 1ssi 20 to eFAea l.Ad MEai ss.s "n'
FEED-Firn. 80. 60 .nd 30 d winter ia buzz, esxvs
sY.n;s 81 o1 c;sS ey t4 .o sominy chop &C
oil meal. $50 - .ereeni.ss s'S'ye' j" '''' DUCK
GKAiS~wnEAT TWO fs-.o:. srom'nsn'iy eonns meet:
W. re .Spts ni n-@@y con
in bearshly affecting TIE .ar.y market Will. The later
Importantly inslrunrn's in bnsns shorts 10 term.
for TIE day &c &c net high.r former
when MAS ss r", ff-. .n a. ' dsax
cYedlr.i 10 bull leaders Tha pressure tended 10 narrow
Tae total clearance wheat and r1ur f)0rns ~ LOO
,-p bush from all ports unieftOoe 90 be n record
breaker and toreshadored perhaps equally ssnsauona
VI bush IN three days Other features ~ u.r
mark, ~es wa. cable. ara an ns,s.ss p'
esnafrs ire In, ter me only weak spot In The
afternoon and overcome - renewed asvly
I.vepooi wheat future, snd I'd On IN ,oo' .n'a,
French markets opened shade hlsh' ou' later 20
~ ,ir, ne, lover on wheat and nour Considering the
Of q
played remarkable seadner the more noticeable. In face
II export transactions. footing up only 10 lo"ts
which ;he bulls have made ample financial arrang-mrir
m. contract stock Increased sOino bush foT
The May op,lon at ne hkh's' ITh' Is I'm, me
day touched Dfc reacng near the close To s5He "hcH
va. the anal pfce and also the figure for subsequent
trading. Quotation 81 cash wheat an !, Mere
as follow No red. Csc 80 hard Manitoba, ~ Oh
No Northern Duluth 81 No Northern New f"ik
ssc. No Northern Duluth. piac; 10 hard Duluth
81 o. No = hard New-York. eTc. 80 hard Kansas "c
deveoncd early s,radin.ss which II maintained fairly
We'll thr5ughou, tho DAY closing partially Nc net lower
Speculation liberal scale than usual and
incudra considerable switching from December 70 STAY
heavy New York alone clearing 2iO0o bush fofrgn
the s under %, 'h s. hs WIN
f.res The lowest Of the day 'Brnds,reets' visible
made decrease Of 7Hooo bush IN domestic s,oehs Sor
bush here and go Oo bush a, oupors No corn closed
al 3sa.o o aloat.. OATS Heavy seaboarf clcar
s 20 zoo nh from New York acted as h. leading fcto
Of strength In oats 20 eay promp,ink net advan9s OF
en-, ype with export operations equally featursless
amounting to only 10 90 sg,h No sa', quot. 39.e
HHYE-Msrket dull; no Western; @Ac. c & Bunslo:
N i. % Sa., auo :ss hi %ns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-01
s. Judd Co.: veals. lsfro at 81 Is: do. 10 10


SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts all for the market
we ,'s CAR. or lit head. making with the stock
arri"d over from Yesterday. tota, OF 10 be
s'lf - J'Ts", city and at Sixsth 81. There was n
GOO" inquiry, and the yht supply quickly taken at
slightly hrmer prices all around. Inferior prime sheep
sold at So JDs8 gn per 100 ID common 10 good lambs
al s. :5ass 30; dressed mutton 6sc per n; dressed
.amhs SI3isc. -
sale.,New,on & Co.: 2?3 Virginia lambs 20 % aver
age at 50 30 100 n: cf9 West Virginia dc no
- N. at 81
Judd < CO.: 70 Pennsylvania lambs rs ~ at So 10;
- lntiana sheep III 10. at $780, IL do. lis n. at
81 Sla: 80 DO 1903 ~ 81 2j: lOl Territory do 81 10.
At 81 10: Pennsylvania do. ~ 10. at SO 80
Mcihe son Coz 25+ Virginia sheep. 20 10. 81 i2is
IL Wikerson. lI3 Kentucky sheep. ~ N. at s. 10.
H. H. Hollis: State lambs. 81 ID. a, 81 81: 80 state
sheep la n. at 81 l3
ioGS-Recelpts. II cars 2.o9l head: 307 head on
sale Slow and weak 80 Gods3 90 per 100 n Country
dressed dull AT 4i2d6sc per n
Sales :. dd Co.. 10 State hogs. 1872 n average at
~ Pc 100 h: also late Yesterday " State hoes l2 ~
NJ ~ So 3s7 Ohio do. 1853 n. 81 30: rough. 200 "a
81
Hume Mullen: Late yesterday 10 State pigs 10 n.
s. 30 - state hogs liD ID ST. 10. 20i n. At 50 So
Jelline Wright e CO.. pigs. 60 n. at 81 d; J
State hogs. 1870 n. at 50 %: DO d. 10. al 81 So
90 90 ~"o' ia'e yesterday Il ''''e "0S' II" ID AT
II II. Hollis: IAie yesterday. 10 state hogs. 1913 n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-01

THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York, November ID. ISy'
COTTON-Ths cotton market wths,ood e1ceI 'lonA
bearsh Influences day including tho fact that for the
first time In history statistics six figures were
necessary represent the port movement when reaches
1903 O2 bales nearly half Of which reported Mt New
orleans alone The English cables were also d" ueaFis
r.port to-days spot sales Liverpool nggreganR nut
90 bales and futures showing net loss oi Az point
cables said the English apathy in cotton rpecus
lion the that prices thought 70 10
too low confident selling on tho short SIDE 81 mo &C
count while English Epnnefs disposed 20 proc!afi-
nate relying upon the extraordinary movement 20 prem
any material advance and being inclined 10 favor iVDo
baies estimate Our market opened steady decline
OF IQ3 points consequence but sellers became scarce
on claim. that the effects cold weather IN ~"
cotton belt sufficiently recognized ana tho
demand FOR spot cotton In the south us
ned a reaction In the afternoon the market was very
quiet but steady closing steady a. ret loss Of 70 .
points Total sales 1900 bales. consdcfate
part Of consisted OF exchange the near months for
the NOR. deliveries.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-01
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

there being usual TUESDAY dunes and prices
and sales we're mostly under S. The range Of prices
Il common to extra beef from 50 soqS5 30
hr s. as The O. so * and s i trade wss %
good. though common stock cattle went at low prices
Ear TO Pss fssEs brought g. so; g cows sSs
sold well Tor good qualities the best bringing s6ds6 30
Trade In hogs was slow and prices were weak being on
a. 81 % asa an, coarse heavy packing lots selling a.
81 2oa$3 80 and prime shipping lots at SO 1888 so A.
highest The late market bad for heavy PACK
Ing hogs. The demand FOR sheep and lambs was suf-
s3as3 80 for common focxs up TO 81 lod
s. for 5000 choice grades and prime sheen wsrs
Lambs sold actively a. 81 5oa$5 common
strictly choice. and fancy lambs were saahe at 81.
Kansas city Nov. sO.-Ca.t.e steady 70 strong. Hog,
m wfsk s. ss . Sv s. 81 Gss 81 4o asse sS
Tas' Liberty. nov 3omcot,ls steady; prime 81 10
g GO Hogs shade higher: prime medium weights. g S:g
s. 60 best Workers ard pigs s. 5oass 81 heavy ~ ,S
s 25asa % Sheep steady choice s. sOas4 So common
s2as3 g. choice lambs. s. 59as5 49, common to good
St Louis. Nov. so.cattle steady 20 strong fair to
aney paye n, shDnns and s.o a - aG@S
10 So 35Gs So stockers and feeders s2gsi 3O and
heers. s2asso bulls. sass 10: Te.s. and Indian n
; ;si a Light COWS s. sSs %,,si
g ssai s no. SUI y soa n.d bucks 81 'o '
Eas, Ruraio. Nov 3O-Cattle- all con-
nrd nrCS 4 U s sa "a" n9 ,r to DONG so'
,ceTs s. c5a.a lo fair to good ss,chsS: 50 so
So 30. common old 70 fair cows. 81 cg$: rs Hogs Re
choice So eogss e. Sheep and lambs Rs sse.
to como a s;ss5 S. sheep chocs v:,hers
81 esQsi So: culis 10 cornmon. s3gt3 -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-01

COFFEE-The first call the Coffee Exchange deyel-
oped steady market advance Of sffV points. For
the forenoon tho market maintained slightly
upward tendency. at l. M showing further gain 81 D
points, Of sellers. which fact
rather presence Of buyers accounted for tho
cary Sales the call 1000 bags: TO
IL ba~s and for the entire session ~ 100 bags
with the market finally scady at net advance OF 100
H. points The encouraging phases OF the coffee market
manifested during the forenoon rather local than
outside The European coffee market ca
Iles particularly encouraging The moderatlnS
at Rio and Santos led
conservative further the short side OF the
account fresh encouragement 20 tho hold
Of spot supplies. in connection with the iar average
daily from United states warehouses
All grades Rio SPOT cofees further advanced &c
again to-day which puts prices on the basis or Osc
No Rio invoice Csc for Jobbng parcels While
business reported this basis the feeling was
Arm buyers inclined TO met the views OF mold
ers. mild coffee market exhih~i hrmer under
and fair jobbng business reported at shade
better prices Rumors several largo deals about closed
IN savanllla. Central American and Maracaiiso grades
circulation The steamer Strabo arrived In New
York day with 3202S bags including 1890 santos and
o02S bags Rio Steamer Severn cleared Rio yesterday
$1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-01
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston Nov 30.-Cotton nnn middlins. 6xe
Low, mdirg Sc: good ordinary. 4sc: receipts. 1854
bales. exports Great Britain s36+; sales 'os spnners
2. stock pa. $50. ,.,, ., -
Norfolk Nov. 30.-Cotton steady: middlng %; low
middlIng IL: good ordinary ~ receipts eoo oaiss
savannah. Nov: so-coton steady; midains oMc:
coastwise I s4s: sales. $500: stock. i3e 1873
Augusta. Nov 3O.-Cotton firm: mddins I-loo; Low
nidiling 3 i6c receipts <Oe bales gross LOG;
shipments .7s4: sales. 49, stock A. 500 .u
-Orcans Nov. 3o.Cotton steady middl,ns. oko:
low Kidding i5lsc: good ordinary 4*c: net receipts
n 626 bales: gross 52.732: exports 70 Great brttan
IL 600 bales coastwe 1910 sales. 1000: stock SSooS$
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-01

creasng hrness and selections Of long rye are likely
10 advance All serv!ceable lots bring preseen prices
quite readily quote Best long rye per 100 NJ 31c
coed stained per 100 10. 40942ac inferor per 100 ~
SOd35c tangled 3c oat. 30Q40c The official report OF
Of IN a. the Produce Exchanse ~ noon
to-day Hudson River Railroad 800 tons; Ere oio
Pennsylvania 1905 Delaware. Lachawanna and Western
10: shore 40: I.ehgh Valley $50: BaIilmoe and
Ohio. 40 river boats l4O total l'eVo TOME Receipts OF
to-day. 20 tons.
Receipts Of hay and straw at New-lo k TOR the week
enA enhe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-01

Coast. "a iosaw: Beef Arm; EXTRA India mess ss: Sa
prime mess. SOS Sd. Pork-Prime mess. fine western
firm. AIS Cd; prime mess medium Western as Hams.
Short cut u to 10 No. steady sis Bacon%Cun oer'ane
cut. - 10 30 n. steady. $685. short RIB. 70 20 ~ 70.
sead: ass; long clear mddes. light. IS TO 70 steady
Clear Sde c sesv saes x to 10 nj ss
lies II 70 "a NJ hrm. BIS. LardPrtme Western stssdy
rs 9d theeseAmercan finest. white and coored sss
Taliow Prime city firm. iss Cottonseed oi-IverpooI
refined dull he Cd. Turpentine-spirits steady. ~
hosin STEADY, " 17d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-01

HEMP AND JUTEThe market was very nrm: IN SYM SYM
pa ,h ~" ,nrrnt change Manila hemp. spot 3'tc and
nnnan, tc and shipment United Kingdom 81
i,.r. s,soI spot 3sc and shipment .l6Q3sc jute
Or, 10 - n ale and shipment. N double triangle and
spot a,o,3 az lutte shipment. 2hc jute. spot
aner quality ic shipment paper quality Sc; ju'e
Paii' ar,~,nS il. g: lutte butts. b1gging. Nc
W1bi,sMJhere was steady market tor dry hides and
80, ia,,,,,sys were firmly held Supplies OF all KINDS
cry ssra,e and tanners disposed buy fairy
were i pc.s we're as foiows California. i70isc; Maa.
Ssr Central American ioalohc; Galveston isc: Puerto
Caoeo; IN hoad lOc; ssvania lie: Texas. l2c: Mai
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-01

cash quotations follows Flour easer o rns
S Nsss 's sssc y? 10 :'T sd S.s'
c No yellow e9rn 2Se N White 90 b 2sa25.c
VIM rye 4s. a4ssc 30 barley ,. s92se No
ps9s per- s ST. 4 s IS E5%: %s'i
ds sSS,; ga. .s a5s 80 Sy i5i'ia
Whskey dsters finished goods per gal 81 H. imG i,r
Ies AM ,a resi- d iSs i2'i'
rem Sae. corn steady 10 mixed. 21.G21c oai; ;
mts ,: g;f Rye Bulk "S' meats Sa qu let
s5S bao 'a stead w9;ssy quiet s. 10 or Ra,
Ssy s ssss ss lowe" S.;a ~ sfsS
milwaukee, Nov aowhcas steady; no ~ SoT + in.
@ 70 ois 1r aevs ses 30 &eE sample Ss' s7
Minneapolis Nov. so,Whest Arm %Sc SSfthern.
s Tay siS S SS hard o slf N second
81 g*5: nrst clears g sgast TO- second e. S,SSs 80
philadelphia Nov aowheat was &c lower .pnts o
grade spot 96s. a07c December JanuaIy ana
FeSrqs ncsm psm'9s s. January and February no
nal steady 10 Whit spo,; n, s su, steady:
smokrd See city 7aIsc beef hams 2ig22e pork ram,
lily si2a 81 hams .aes Gu 6Sed IN 5c Do smoked
saoc; shoulders pickle cHrsl G;e Gs.SfSc bel
les in pickle according to ayerase 9ose o lar, "y nr.
fast bacon. to brand and nNeTSse ,3' do butchers
y Iglne' Butter steady fancy Western creamery %
% n.sy se 'a 90
.r,.r. Cotton unchanged laHo" uui. ~
Refined susrS ci,y orime in hhds 3tsc; country prime
IN Shl, s.c dark DO &c. cake. 3c sresse &c se
,,ry ouiet steady fowls. 7rNs'sc, old roosters
p rs chickens 7i.qfsiac broers. 0c' turkeys rHny
scks sgQc Dressed poultry dull ana weaS: ,o" az
,noT cSim DO sTsisc; common and sealded DO .ass'
isys choice ioal3 do fair to coed 'Hii'' o"'"''
Tdpc. ,. ., ..h,,,sa Wheat
Spot steady No red cash sevaSr ";c MAY
ss.e cornspo steady No casA . 2ss mo no cash.
Der ,osr track 2i,a G23c: No white 2ta-fas
pscsmsr 2oc May Bran T% 's asS m
se Ess s steady wage s. 49, a pIrs '' pps
standard mess. choce IOc Bacon Boxed lots extra
steam 30 as 2iafs5 25 ribs IS oog$S 6e,.: shorts
short, Dry salt meats-Boxed shoulders - ~
Ga .Ss2, Clear 4 7s4 s7s; ribs and shorts s. i.
s. IS. ,r a ,,.,sr. Decsmber
,oeupS ati., bid: May 0itc Corn active ana lowe,
Sna mixed 6Nc Oats dSl and s'eaay No
La rrS steady; prime cash. 50 l2s. OH unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-01

Rio cone. market steady: No Rio 1880: exchange
9s2d: receipts 1900 tags cleared for tho United
500 bags; cleared for Europe. 1000 bags STOCK
4e2 90 hays
The statistical position Of Brazil coffee 10 follows: