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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-20
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT

New-Iork October j." lN3i.
coTToN-Eneish cotton market news at hand when
ped steady market with prices unchanged 10
points There good foreign buying. how
and sellers withdrew Southern selling orders we're
and indications of heavy
port checked confidence on the long SIDE ~ the
There sharp rally the afternoon IN
covering. The market finally steady at net Al
claimed that during the period Of
depression short interest has been accumuatns and that
the market is in position for srarp rally On
bull spot huveIs continue 70 hold al11f
point receipts large scale. following a." release
of Texao heretofore enlarged 10y the quarantine.
Adyces from the South indicate that the farmers dis
posed with their been advised
The prices u 1894 improbable Spectators
talk oyerprodction ~ cotton and decline offer
support Inc afternoon ally was On local covering and
points from the lowest claimed that
Investment buying this afternoon. and that blish
cables Will from this side England t. night SPOT
ct'cn duil at un hanged prices midGlirg upland lfc
bales and - bales spinning The Collins failure
unimpoTtant and not unexpected. and made
precision the market. Southern spot markets. mid
ding quoted. follows: New Orleans steady al
sales 200 bales. Savannah lGc. sales POS
bales Charleston 5tsc. lGc higher Wilm.
quiet AT 5c Norfolk dun at Sac. i-iGc lower sales.
$40 bales Baltimore nominal SIC. Augns,s steady
$40 1Gc lower: sales r0l bales. 81 Louis quiet
IS &C. i-iGc lower; sales, 20 bales.
Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cabes-Spot cotton
American 1900. receipts. 10000 American. loOc0 mid
dlnx uplands Sad. Futures sellers at "a de
February. S2ib Fctr,iary-March &2,i1b: March Aprl
325b. JuyAugust 326b. October I3Ib; October Mover
Der, 52ib, November December 32llxb; December
Jary. 1918. ManchesteT-Yarns m. cloths-Buyers
The follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-20
TILE TRADE IN CHIcAGO.

Chicago Oct, 10 ,specaD. a pulling vhs1t
nar'e, here tho news apparently oearish Yet the
price decidedly Trm There ir early but Deem
Der closed abau, where dd Monday. and May ut
J.. cent advance. The important bear news was the
break In .po, At Liverpool aga All the foreign mar
Antwerp There was no cah demand to ""l, % sro E
New,Y0k and ony bushels hard winter sold here
There were liberal cearances- 900 bushels Receipts
showed a falling - Of iO'ooo bushels a. primary
points against iio3o0o bushels last year. The Nor,h-
western Mere u" against Log. twelye months 9n
behm estimated the European weekly requirements at
soooo bushels 70 next Ausns, Ina, wa 'te sa o. The
Municipal Council Paris had petitioned % have me
snch reduction would noresse tho shipments from this
side Early there dip In the price because ~ a
That VAS soon dropped ~ mind however for II he
aaS been an coGracr s, SsS not S
an Increase for the week o. only 5000 bushels De-
closed at ~ cents sellers Ma reduced It's discount
the close IT was only ~ cents , under pe,nmoer
There was weaker corn marke; than anybody Was Vas
In spite Of the decline the shipping demand
did no, impro'e ana receipts were stil 'fs,. , Wr
day pecemssr to day showed ioStm dr9p from 9 six
to 2ss Cents. and closed At The bottom Nav from 2e'.
2o cents and e;s9 closed At the bottom Charte er
were 3 to cent Liquidation Of long lines con
oats slipped of with corn although The demand Tor
The lsr. m a%a ,o with ao estimated for Wsdnes
dsy Samples were cent IS~er Sen,'ard e,ar'mSss
selling of May by Barratt-Farnum almost l0ooooo
corn larger hog receipts than we're expected
and e@s by r HyG Co.'S i - Cents n UNDER ns
Monday night: lard cents under res 10 to Is cent,
hogs. with 600 estimated Tor tomorrow. ana. -,
on the curb pus on Dseemner wheat closed at eo. a
% s625S,; calls" 25a.a2a7s cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-20

IL turned to them Exports show up wen 10, ,ne and
DAYS In d great many tnlro .osIes' az
consequently the not impressive a,r p
Of these ight packings contain useful hay ana
prices ought to attract local buyers man ny ~
We quote Prime large bass per 100 100 r. STi.Gss,c
No g. per 100 NJ 47iknsOc shipping per i" ~ 4og iS
per h. 45.a52e clover per 100 n g Sa or
sooner. bslss must rated SC under foregoing arg
bale basis. STRAw-Unchanged common snr'' hss
largely Included in heavy receipts The wea,hei "a
no; prompted demand. supplies for week cn Try
nv liver boats and Pennsylvania Railroad the iatter IN
cudes some quite presentable New Jersey straw:
ouo,. No bright 55Mooc PER 100 NJ: No s'din III
asSySoc ner 100 III inferior $4,000 PEI 100 n inc
Official report II receipts II hay in tons at me @
Exchange -daY Hudson River Ralro a. -" os'
Erie Railroad $50: Pennsylvania Railroad 80 peaed
Western Railroad. 20 Nesi Si"'e Ne,
r@sS 20. Iehirh Valley Railroad. $50 baltimore and
Ohio Railroad 90 boats 80: total lo'o tonS'
Receipt. Of straw 1870 tons. ~, o,o,or
Receipts Of hay and straw for week ending oc'o"e'
,eo4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-20

HEMP AND JtTE-Th-re nnrkct nil
around and but few changes mnde In prices and
where changes made hey In favor Of hvers
Prices follows: Manila hemp spot and shin
m-nt. 3.c: shipment United Kingdom. 3s03 ~ I,gr.
Sisai. spot. nominal, spot si-al sbirmon,
Ice jue. spot Il u .. nominal ~ aic. i'm. sbi,,n,s,
~ double triangle and equal. 2 42isc: shipment y l.
SIC: Jute butte SPOT paper quality c. shipment
paI-f quality. SIG. and Jute butts. mixing -. int
butts, tagsins, lsNltc.
HIDfSs-DemBnd moderate. were Al
pag.ntly not anxious To r.plensh stock There was
however. steady Prices unchanged Prlc.
follows. california. l'u1Ss Matamo!as, .-r,i
bond. i5s Ornoco. lie; Bosota, i5ai5s.c Central
American. lJui5zc Galveston. ia@l6c; Puerto CaleIo
i5c. IaguIyI.. jtic, DRY sailed AaracaD selected. In
bond lOisc Savinila lie. Texas. IJc: Maiam0ras i2T
city slaughter steers lO..Gl1c. butt brands Ie
side brands. yu3.c; bulls. si.aslsc: cows g.ag5c:
country steers. JnJsc. cows. Ss4 a3c. bulls 7s,4S.
LEATHERThe market duh. but there were
no important price changes. the tone was fairly
steady. Prices follows; Hemock non-acid dst
selection 2b.m2isc: seconds. l0a2Oc thirds 7i.GlSc;
acid selection. 2On BE. seconds aa20isc third.
I7i.Gissc rejects. I5a Ice. Union light backs 3Oac
middle backs Soc middle heavy 2@d30c; seconds heavy
2Ia29c; thirds. 2Jg2Ic light backs. COW. 3003ic. sec
onds 2sd2.c; bellies. l2n4c oak dressed backs 3l0
22c: seconds. Hq30c thirds 27m2sc: bellies lJd1Gc.
betting butts 8iq34c: Texas oak sole. 22g2Gc.
si3 s0G$li London closed with spot at fe3 futures
at f63 ils ID sales coo spot and 800
market steady. -. .COPPEK-closed with spot to jan
sl1x1 % London closed with spot at i4s q Cd
and futures at f4s IL 3D. market sales IT'S tons
spot and 500 tons futures. LEAD-Ths market closed
with spot 20 December at % 821a&3 e1s London
closed with at s los ST Louis ciosed weak and Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-20

ST. Louis Oct 19.-Cattle steady native shiIPu nE
steers 81 35dS3 49, dessed beef and butchers 70 fys
81 10 under loo n 81 JoGs 25 stockers and feede
4oQs4 10: cows hefers s2Gs4 go Texas and IND
Ian steers 81 s09s rs COWS and heifers s2 2Sas3 20
Hogs 5QiOc lower; light 81 0NS3 S. mixed 80 ogs 90. 20
heavy, So 5OgS3 So sheep strong native nuttons -
SO 30 culs and bucks 81 500 so; lambs. 81 qso 20
Kansas City. Oct. l9.--Cate steady: hogs weak 20 &C
lower heayies 81 5assg packers s. 1903 sS mise "a
So 55q& I0 lights. So 57z1S3 10 Workers. 50 6oaS3 ~
pigs 50 e3qs3 IS Sheep firm: lambs SO 25Gs5 30
East Liberty, Penn. Oct. 1s.-,attle steady prime
s?gs3 60 Hogs steady prime assorted medium weights
Workers. and pigs slds4 10: heavy hogs s. G5as4 l5
roushs. 81 1898 30 Sheep steady; choice @ps4 50
81 1898 a. choice lambs S. 3o$o 80; common
to good. s4as5 70. Veal calves. s6QS6 90
East Buffalo, oct. l9.-Cate-Receipts cars OF sale
stock: market about steady Hogs-Recepts cars mar
ke fairly active Workers good to choice s. 2O r9ughs
81 90 Sheep and lambs-Receipts cars market fairly
lambs choice s. 6OgS5 10; culs to far
81 25as5 u.s. Sheep choice selected wethers 81 400
81 co; culls and common 81 J0I$3 g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-20
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston io.--Cotton easy; mddng Is iGc;
low mid Hing, lie. good ordinary idc receipts.
1916 aes. To Great Br'ton. LIS; t. the Con
tnout. 900 coastwse. i53. sales 3,1. splnners. So
stock. iG,.saI. ,
Norfolk oct i9-Cottoa dull middilng. SIC: low mid
ding I-i6, coed ordinary nc; receipts. $40 bal a.
exports Great Britain 1850, coastwise 32is; sales
$50 81 ok 30 2Gi.
savannah oct. i0-Cotton easy; mddng o-idc:
low nddlng. SIC receipts isti bales exports 10 tue
Continent s0Ji; coastwise 35 sales. Eos, stock
1?5.2ic. 49,.
Augusta. Oct. ia-cotton steady: niddinE. IL ICE
mifiling. ; ,-i6c receipts t.aii bales S.oss
5OCl. shipments. 1856, sa.es all; stock. 81. 49,.
Oceans. oct l1.-c1i'cn steady. middlinG. 'fci
low mlddiing g-Cc good ordinary. JIG. net receipts
Is bales gross 2si3s exports the Continent LOO
sales $3.50; stock ili,yC".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-20

on the call 1,oo bags and UP TO y saSc os,ss
Liberal warehouse deliveries-1I.s2i bagsaoOu' vis.
the continued heavy receipts Rio and santos-6 Nv
bags-and there little inclination 70 trace ,s
cables furnished support and the ininchss
Santos and Rio and the large visible tuplN "a ,nS
United States market weak undertohe. WHICH
was increased by selling for European s arcuui
TradnQ however, mostly local. In the afternoon
the market was dull until near the close when he
usual furry eeventh-hOur execution OF ""'.s -
cured The market closed hardly steady az me- n.ce
Z 5nI5 points, with total sales OF l6Sp Hss 'n n
snof Prazilian dun and n9ninfl az FORMER
prices c.osng basis Of &c for No no invoM on
is and &c johhing parcels The market LOT NM
conaes was inactive and nominal. with a do"h"arn
tendency Buyers confne bids TO moderate lo or hi
Maiacaibo private terms We guG,e; Mr nusyr.
Caracas l0Giic: Porto Cahelo 9ulJl4c. savanllia-
Elcaranansa. i3al5c: Bogota 1ii.g 80 Msnican-
,.rioys o0lic: Oaxaca 100 i6i.c. Central Amercan-
common 10 ordinary, a0l2c; fair to sG1d ia i3'se
55c: fancy 9iGSlc Jaras 2ig25c Ansosiura io'zalle
Mocha lsi2Ql.-.
rricp follows:
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. nvrprIsEMEN and sub

pvERIIsEMENr rs and suoscriptiomns fa,a Broadwsy.
"a door norta ~ sit unit ocioes pce. AZ resuiaS
once rstrs unt o'clock W. 20 scys. eth-ays
iS2 l2tn
n ia. coambus-ave near Msst nsT yse(
Vest i.d-st.. cha.e.: W basa rast sfh.s iSo
,daVe between 0ti and !th sta to2o Mar list-si
Is. saave 10 Peecker;ss; SIS Mseesr sss Sd:Ss:
24o Fat .n2 West tsasS iis East ieth,st
Hnst ts,h,st $50 haye ISL ghayea n'S1 SeS a.
aye ioe s,h-avr LAS 2d-ave; 'SS a'snss: Isl Eat
nn,r ave 243 " st 1o5th-st between 49, RI
a. ays. sD West .3t-s. At The BROOKLYN
vs,tor 100 Euton-ee
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9 OF contract prices follows /.

The sem-weekly Interior compared with pre-
vous weeks follows:
This week. Las week. Last year. isDi-g %
Receipts ..........1iO3V. 1915 1913 l4s s,a
ShIpmtns ......... $3.50 $3.50 9039i 1851
Estimated receipts the ports 10Y morrow ~ ,sn
bales compared with actual receipts last 40 $40
and 10 bales All ports the week go
bales against 28l so last week and 5s0D last Is
,m.,od receipts Of 500 TO $500 bales for Houston To-
compare with actual receipts today If
hsI.s Between 1900 ana 900 bales looked FOR N
Sev Orleans against 2s 900 day.
Receipts the ports and Interior points to-day com
pared same day last week and last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-20
BOSTON WOOL MARKET

Boston oct e-rhe wool market here continues quiet
although there sl2l Of weakness Us tone Terri
tory woods continue to lead In sales Fleece woods
rule slow, but the continues harden. and me
Ohio washed deianes have sold SOC. The demand Is
quiet while holders yet Indifferent and look for bet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-20

32S ~ at 80 So: do. 3S N. at So %. % n, at
H. H. Hollis: Late yesterday, 20 state PIGS 90 NJ 81
= %" 10 STATE hogs l2t No. at q %, 90 =, 81 go
Newton Co: Late yesterday. 16 ONO noas 40 io %
at 81 3Oi 20 Virginia DO 100 No. s. %; rough "o' -
10 a 50 25 o- -
s. Judd & Co.: Late yesterday 1872 Ohio hogs io' ID
at s. 30. 126 Ohio ''skds" 80 10 So 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-20
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore. Oct 19-Flour quiet and steady. unchanged:
sales 300 bbls. Wheat firm No red spot g5nd95kc;
October, 95iaa95%c; November 934a95%c December 95%
g96c; Ne red aOd904c; Southern by sample,
9pa9Gc do grade soI5nSj3c; stock LAB 1853 bush:
sales 5000 bush Corn mixed spot. October and
3OHa 3ol.c; January 3a3hc steamer mixed 2sisg
Southern white 3la33c do yellow. 32a33c stock
bush; sales, $4,000 bush. Oats quiet but hrm; No
white 26ln27c; No mixed 23c bid stock PSI $50 bush
Rye frmer: No nearby BE- No 2 Western. 621c bid;
stock. 1924 bush. Hay steady. unchanged. Grain
freights steady; steamers active; quotations un-
changed. Sugar strong unchanged Butter firm. un-
changed. Eggs firm, unchanged. Cheese steady. un-
changed.
Boston. Oct 1a-Flour dull; winter patents. 81 goa
81 clear strashts 81 eOGs5 A.: spring patents;
quiet: G,q7c per 81 J5dSl ~ per Dbl. Corn dull;
steamer yellow. 3dc; Nos and 3. 35'4c Oats dull;
fancy clipped. 2s2c: No clipped 2sc; No clipped,
27isc Miteed quiet: sprlng bran. ST. 7ogSlS winter
bran si %; dngs $iius6 so; red dog -four sl5 10
QsfG Fresh beef Gu.et 1gslsc hind quarters
lOd lisc: fores tu0ac Lambs quiet mutton ard year
Iings 5a7c: veal su9c. Butter quiet: Northern ~;
Western. 2la2l7 &c; imitation. l4dl5c adde's lzgioc'
Cheese steady. Northern, @.c; Western. etc
Buffalo Oct. ls-sprng wheat strongly held No !
hard spot a8iSc No Northern old spot 81 oo,s; new
and firm: No red Doc; No red, e2c Corn dull
and weak No . yellow SOC: No yellow 2oq2a4c; No
corn 2sa2si.c No corn 27i.02I&c. Oats-emand I'M
proving: strongly held No white. 24Lc; No wnite.
osisc; No white. 22a.c. No mixed pc No mixed
Die RarleyG Cd demand host grhdes, 7Qisc far 70
god asd42c: old barley 4sn52c. Rye-Quet; No on
track 4sc Canal freshts strong. Flour quiet steady
Chicago Oct l0.-The leading futures ranged as FOL
lows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-20

ens p Hasa sq: 5s No ggsf snf e. a s%
50 Whit :oq2ss S4 no r. 'S' H $500 ssr
&c: G sol r. r S: {; '9s5 80 So e.
o, od % ii, .o pr5ads es rss as os sy ,n
butte. T,G maiSe; va nm crsneIy i:e?2c dairy i2a
% No go %: soH2 a ., Hyf qqs: an
Esrs dull i0c Cheese nrm.
b. 'f Barsy I nrrn: 10 3 42c sample t5s4c.
MINNEAPOLIS. oct fe-Wheat steady October. ssc: De
SsSer Sc May n,, sgs ~ s's sns patents
!: 81 Bran. IN bulk sfas7 IS IN sacks, ssSss IS
a ra ssds Sc SS. s.ass ard
J%na0r, nG%ns cory o Es e beSenber and January
nominal oats steady 80 Whit 0S9Sr STEADY WITH
,Do.rao ernand smoked beef city iea2Oc beer hams
s?a 'oasee pork family sasl! hans e uyeqs u.
sl9ioc sides. ribbed IN salt S,c DO sn9Sea 80 ga
a. .nous's , ns se a. . S 90 f.ss' es in
ichl, ng 10 a,crage ioose 7asc breakfast bac n
to os"d %od ~ , Sd w ss.T Sy es
a. SS % ES 90 Penn Ps a ana hs:T
ern prints 90 Eggs arm fresh nearly IS: do Wesern
Con sieay TI.w auIl an! ~eA t-s s'Y prime cse IN
fowls sgsc. old s,ers - spring choS ;1- 'gS
demand fowls. choice. s'sgoe % far to Cd ssN,;e
scnh,ed 7dsc. turkeys, choice. l2Hl3c
81, Louis Oct, io-Flour quiet. uncha3gei Whes' -
spo, higher. No red cash elevator ga ~ 'rssi ,g
ai'sc con-Spo' lower; No each; 23'sg2sc' necsn'.i
e Sa M"y i' io, o 10 9a Whit &c 0 psc;m
May S n aux Sa' s No. sack saSSed re s1 rs
sry sg:a'e dairy Idle Esq. ',.say lsc y Whiiksy
.~iuf choice - 21l, Bacon--t'cNei
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mo VENEZUELA.

Cleaner. OF the RED "D" LINE. under man ccnss
.,., Nth the United States Government arc epposn''~
.." IA rom Robert pier. brooklyn -., $1,000
20 san Cor Caracas). Puerto Cabello. Cureoes
for la ' ard Maracabo. via Curacao q.
IS PHILADELPHIA rss anaay. Noyembsr r N
Sc vr%rZl'rLA...... se,i lay; Noyennrr a. !"
s. NENH'~ uoi,I.rON BLISS & DALLETT.
cnersi Managers No 1875 Fulcor st.
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CLYDE LINE.
A nvrprIsEMENTa sna subscr,ptlone for Th. rribuns

A DvERTIsEMENTs ana subscriptions for The Tribune
n received al their Uptown Ofce. No. i242 Broadway
ID north Of sst.s, pnt SeiOcS M sdvsrtl::.
~ unt O'clock D m VIZ pa sth- ave- e. q
cor sd st. l52 6,h-ave. cor i2thst. Mays 6th-aye
and li2 Coumbus-ave near West 66th-st; loo
West 42d St. Ghaye: s2 East iath-st 237 West
7th and Sth ls9 East 47h- 839
10th and IIth sts 028 9dave. ols.
ST EOS sDth-st 80 3d-ave near 4st-.t
k5s "a ave 2i0 Beecker-st 323 Beecker-st. 2.90S 80:
ave oiO East 79th-st; LS2t 3d-ave.; 1862 3d-ave.i
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SAVANNAH LINE.

CAVANNAH LINZ
- steamers sail DAILY except sundays> from EeS =
y r. 5 T. NJ for 9aNahhan' cohh'c''ns tor F~''~@
south and Southwest ,.......,
Fast Freight Route.
T. r CHARLTON c. +. A.; w. f. ARNOLD q !"
T. l. ~" p A. 3l1 Broadway.
cuas H. HOIDRIDGE. ACT. New Pier 81 NJ h
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FRENCH LINE
NOMPAGNIE GENERALE TransatlantiauA

" DIRECT LINE TO HAvRE-PARIs, FRANCE
From Pi-- -. North River. foot Morton Sc:
LA GASCOGNE, Baudelon.. Sat- Oct. %. 10 O. N
LA CHAMPAGNE. foirot. sat, Oct 80 10 a. n,
Rates OF passage First Class. y. T. TO Paris. sos and
upwards by all steamers except Ia Tonrans incindn.
car seats free Second class 70 Paris, s5475
A FORGET General Agent. Bowling Green n. 7.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-20

Rio-Conee market barely steady: No I Rio NWO:
exchange lied receipts % ooo bags cleared Tor Inc
United states 1900 bags cleared for Eui pc Nv" bags
stock bags.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-20

FOREIGN ma kes-Santos, Office market quiet so,i aV
90 santos $500. receipts 1900 bags SIC X LUIS
ooo bags f!amhurs-Coee market opened = pig nMer,
closed i.Ga. pfg net lower; sales. 5000 bags haVfe
CoNee market cened barely steady at franc lower az
10 m unchanged r. irregular unchanse'' c'sed
oulci /. franc net lower. total sales. 2iV' pdgS'
4, M, r,,v ............ 90
ysiuhiS '''''''''''' a. no huSst ........... -
Nercn ,........... Al - September ~
% ''''''''''''' Al "a October .......... 10. ~
,SP" '''''''''''''' ~ n Novomber ........ 40 20
ma! ''''''''''''''' A. ~ nccerb.r 10 *
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-20

cOFFEE-The coffee market opened irregular with
prices unchanged 10 points lower, and during the
forenoon ruled fcatureless without further change Sales
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COOKS NILE STEAMERS.

COOKS NILE STEAMERS
y ou hrst-class Tourist Steamers will leave CAIRO
Tor the FIRST CATARACT;
Rameses Nov. 80 Ramsscs the Great Dec u
F,meses II Rameses ........... Dso IS
Weekly salings thereafter. DAHABEAHS and SPE-
CIAI, STEAMERS Tor private parties.
TtJOS COOK & SON, 26i 81 ,?23 Broadway, y, T.
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>,AIIORy STEAMSHIP LINES.

NI TEXAS SO. SAR1IiT Ship CA A, AND Fla . =.
on,s in Texas Colorado Utah. Arizona California Msx-
,co &C. Georgia Florida. &c Excei.e9t accommodstonA
n W ~ .JORY Co. Gen. Agts.. Pier ~. z. r, n Z.
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OLD DWG10N10wEy lDNE.

DAILY NVKFOIIk-
SHORTEST SEA TRIPS OUT OF NETWORK.
Delightful Old Point Comfort. Norfolk. Newport
News Petersburg Portsmouth Primers Point Richmond
steamers .ai from Pier 90 North River every
weoeksay excep; saturday az p. NJ. and Saturday a,
p 81 81 L. jJIrLAUDEU, Vice-Prest and Traffic Nsr
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WHITE STAR LINE.

"A.
prltannlc Oct Do noon Britannia Nov H.
Matestic... Oct "a noon Majestic Nov. ~
Gerrnanc Nov 3. noon Adriatc. Dec.
Teutonlc. Nov. 10, noon Germsnc. Dec.
Pier No. a.. North River. Once. Broadway. n. Y.
H. MAITLAND KERSEY. Agent
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BANANA RAILROAD.
l. THE SEA ROUTE TO SAN FRANCISCO,
c,cac,ing AT the sthumus for all West Coast Purh q
e0Hi'e Niexico Central and South America
steamer, seu from pier foot West 21thSt. n. I.
ADyANcE Oct. 20. noon FINANCE Oct 80 nooe
NJ For rates apply at Companys office. 20 Broadway.
f' '"'>' wv JOHN MUIR Traffic Manager
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-12-12
Mark Wajn's New Book.

This world of ours as seen by Mark
Twain, forty thousand miles of fun bv
sea and land. Through the Pacific,
hawaii, Australia, New Zealand. Ceylon
FIJI Islands, India, Indian Ocean. South
Africa, etc. Puddinhead, Wilson's new
calendar maNims, acute observations
humorous stories, droll anecdotes, char
acteristlc descriptions of countries in
cidents, adventures, strange people, Gus
toms, things, etc, by Americas greatest
humOrist, Mark Twain.
Z. n. Hansen. sole agent
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-12-12
PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.

Sealed proposals for furnishing grocer
les, meat and wood, delivered at the
State Orphans Home, for six months
from January LIST, 1898, will be received
up to p. m, December 22nd. 1897. An
articles to be first class Of their kind. and
10 be delivered III such quantity and at
suth tine as the Superintendent NAV
direct, qrantity varying each month as
required. All articles not being sa,isfac-
tory 10 be returned at contractors ey-
pense. Bids 20 be direc,ed to the Sec O.
tary OF the State Orphans Home, Carson
ol'y' Nevada, marked bids for supplies.
up to, p. m., December 22nd. 1897
The Board reserves the right to reject
any ana all bids. Estimates of quantity
may DE seen at the Secretary's office.
III. C.. CUTTING,
Secretary of Board of Directors
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-12-12
sweet oranges, bananas, datea,
lines, etc, at Riegg's.


lines, etc. at Riegg's.
Drummond's Natural Leaf" and
o are the finest brands of chew.
Ing tobacco. Ask for them now. A,
wholesale and retail DIT Chas. 81
keliy's, Arlington Block.
! Three Mason Valley farmers set out
the otEs T day bound for Dawson CITY.
lhty will winter in Oregon or Wash
in2too ana push on in the spring with
Journey Of 800 miles before them.
Xmas is close at hand, but you will
lind full assortment Of candies,
nuts. fruits, Christmas tree orua.
ments AID wax candles and holders.
etc at RiegG's. Examine the dis
play.
10 make room for new stock of
Misses white dress shirts. F. W. Dav
will sell all rem maining stock of fanty
Psrcale and Golf shirts at so cents
each. Regular price 81 to 81 50 each,
Monday and tuesday only. See show
window
Relative to tn" Genoa outrage the
Reoo Journal says:
Ii the matter is white washed the
relatives of the deceased should if
possible, take advantage of the law
and sue Douglas county for damages.
LII the perpetrators Of the crime can
not be made to suffer one wav thev
should another.
The Nevada lypchers who accom-
panied Jheir lawless execu ion Of Uber
win such Unnecessary and ineXcusa-
Die brutality. don't seem to re half G
proud OF their work as they Were =
day or TWO ago. Warrants of arrest,
with trials for murder in the distance.
seem to nave d d clded 5eaative effect
Bulletin
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-12-12
Ribbons. RibborsI

Beginning today ana lasting until
next Saturday, Dee 18th, al our Rib
bons Will be sold At p per cent less
regular price. O,u 10 cent ribbon
go at 7! cents Our 15 at IL, our 20
at IS; 30 cent a %! and 40 cent at 30
cents yard.
Our ribbons are all pure silk mot
cotton back as other stores are selling
you'l T. ". DAY.