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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-13
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

BEEvEs-R.cept,. 273 cars. or 4e47 head; 80 to
be eHPor'sd III sa,' dse to Local ~ sG4 10
III. yard. total Of rs 20 b, sodai at Jersey CITY
.,ne ei a. r 5 pes sh oxen and dry
" .yan9. OF TO- PEI 100 No. IT,. ya ,6s were y
s. 100 NJ s'sss .ni oxen a. 81 'sdH ,o eui, q.
s % or oT t cow" poS t. pe city dressed native sides
cable, from London and Liverpool quoted American steers
ike r.,r eer.or beef at ; 3s'c Per u. Top prices
tor eau. At glasgow i've No exports to,day TO MOI
auarer, or tx f6f syi, o. the Massachus-tts Tor
20. oSGda 5s cs. ,or Scon NOTE ?o
had ,5 swift Co. sga q, s.s for soday d s
tween J. srsmherg ron md Stewardship a. suzher.
&C.: me a2 q H@ n, Is I ~. S o s s.
psasae e.,s t sls o rex ' 6a.r po Of r sea
all port, q Great Britain. with me eAeepaon OF %
X.ton E:n,ocSy ,,s.r, 1872: 20, PET q
& Co. % d. ils r. At $40 20 do f.w oIcn liee n
a! 80; Virginia OK 1870 NJ at 81 10 DO lih d.
Mrc,'n CO 70 y'o, .s,r, .. ..' M a ,t sS
T. s. $ 49, ,S =, e ?o y o5s y at s. s2,
DO W. p. a. g. -. 10. 500 ~ a. g ~. Do ~
s.ai,r is Ksn'9eSy .,s,,' ~. y 49, 90 i Is 10
% IL 10 70 %: - a. i:i n ia, 30
"so %, ,;9i n me-, 3 20 ,,..-. ,.aa ~ m
II Go is5i n p at s. - :: g. iss n q ). 10 g.
~! n 90 10 ao i25 y !" n;2 10 Kc ,,y 49,
ia ~ A. s. ~. 4, ieeo ~ A, 81 co. DO Il37 II, at
,'a' better, go . at :" s'"s' ii9o 3D. at y ~
Il Co. i2so ~ At SEQ. % DO iiIO ~ at 60 Il or.0'
VA g 30 o'.n 1870 +. a. g. 70 q. 'G * 80 NJ
II coins, ,tass ilGs ~. 't 81 90 oSen. ii3 n. a,
s :, 90 40 10 Al g %; IL g. .eo ~. ,.'3
. s. o ,as. 2;n s q e a. 'Ss Sas T. 10.
Mii/H Cows-Ee. eP,. only cn- h-sd.sole by na.n'
eRLvi," cp,s incudinr 8: direct wero .o had.
=, sir., .,' rSs m,rke, ri-i aui., eu, generally
','' 80 r. 10 TT sl s.,. .5d a. Sass w Jew
srss.-rs a. 81 49,, wt,.n s.iy., - SO; ~ sy
nsher a. ole df~,'i sral''n 'od 4" eos''e' h'"'
Hollis ,'% ~ 7 go !: ;:: a, :. ss %
rra,"T, Cmired 90 n. at g. - y"~r'"r'' 49, 10
" %p y.,o,. ., western calves. 81 10. a, {" e2'i:
% HUM p { Mullen: y... ies n. d" 81; do i'' ~
at = jaii G Co nur.o v..l- i1 n At $780, a.
w., c' as' sss 100 n .,!m 20 vsin. ealv'.
5 r :; 81 81 ~ 6Suans ar,o.
70 b,cs.. wsr. is cars s'c had m,k.s win n,
T.. ~. a, Jef--y CIV erl a. s'.,i.'n, .o on yfn,
; c5s,. ana ; .S. .r. a. of E:.;
w.. c..i a., n, ct poa ~ r y, i.s. y
5, sse Dressed mutton at 7ss'Ae per NJ dressed lambs
~ 20, r e. r ss q: 70 a. 10 IS
IS 81 70 os DO o. NJ AZ $50; 2is DO 81 ~ at 81 go 20
10 DO % n. A. s. Y: II .nNai' 10 iV' 10 ~ w. ~
Psrn,y.vanis DO 100 n. A. 81 o., - . Q. g.. ,os
collin. az y,5sna l",".. 50 a. !" a n At s. S.
300 A., ~ N A, S. ~. 81 state DO, ~ 70 a. - ~.
Titan, sheer u H. At 81 on. Nlrinls do 20 No. 30
:, p.rr,vi-anls 90 il2 N. AZ 81 30. 10 40. liz
- ot e. 37,l ~ state DO 90 n. a, 2.3
xev,nn = co. virginia lambs IL ~ a. - -
"a W'lker,on: 100 K,ntucky sheep ~ 10, ~ - -.
n Harrington. 80 state lam,s w ~ Al w. ''"'
49,, ia ", AZ 81 ~: ~ d.. 81 n. Al ~
UOGS-Rsc-pis. 10 cars o. a"l heaI W, n. ,,px
.,ie Dull and weak OF 81 iVsN per io' No. county
Jr,s aed steady al 5HIc per TO .,,. .o e,o,. hog,
Sale.-H H. Hons da- ye',tdnyI W. ',u ~ =. a;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-13
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

crioaxo Nov ~ OspeclaD.-Ths wheat market was
,ov almost up to tho close In the last thirty minutes
there was sudden l-ccnt advance In the Decemoer' WIN"
little stirred the whole market December coSea d. d"
advance Thursday Of y cent Aay al Il loss u
- cent January at los. OF = cent December opened
A. o3, cents sold o37. and of cents and closed
al o., cents May opened 81 cents sold between 90s
49, y< en- hcarlsh II was .stmatei that the visible
supply Monday would increase 100000 I1SLe's i,ttie
ssciln. pecelpts everywhere about double last
year Su' bs x At gay at e9n -.
renor,od a slow export demand only twelve loads JuS
be os'S % f iS s'S wn. Whes, by The quick rally
IN n. price was chiefly On nat ~ was hsr Sv Ware and
Armour missed srads The were & S6S
ans r.. %cS w.r. 55O bushe, Another Russian
R9r, was dcca[ edr, c3'S S u.ssn W crop short
Mn,n Mil sad s.sdng east OF the Missouri River
va; Ssoa' 9ss Sc une u' were si Barrett
Farnum were the buyers 81 Nav ATnour n9I P;
Corn va. arm NAV selling at soy ani a; 80 cents, ana
discount The H''.s smG.S "a we're e cen, higher
Liverpool I'd to ~ hshe SsaSeaI ,s Vas clear
snr,, 2s5i 900 bushels There was nrn feeIins, al
though .ppns demand v TS' 1o' sasse '''
York repo-,ed ,hrty-nve loads for export A.,
Oats %.r' nrn eissns Int. and ei5.ci a; 25 cents
R.c.ipts were 2G cars. With 800 estimated tot Sauy
Sa.S resS.a only sG 4sSS,, sgG ,bs
cold .or export. The corn lraue '''"' ''F0
Russian yield poor. -, I'll g., the n-oyisons
~, -, In ~. direction Of Decsmb.r Uqudat!on
De-, sur,red mi. all around-pork ~ cents;
~ o. p, cents There $4,000 hogs; Ws
s.rot. ,or Saturday was 1900. prices Az We !".. a.
-. 80. higher Their. good cash trace, on,
VIZ -. o.. cas-. all m. month. Packers acird
A., y ,rsy wanted 10 soil January Ihs I'm, snf
was n. feature. however not Gn large S'''e' 'D'
rr,.nt To max. thinks look weak -. at, =. oo,
on the curb puts on bc9smPer M NJ wheat were
se9 400 c.n,s; 'cai." olN09l, cents Putt IT, On De
$500 60 we're cas. I2ifs cents calls. .ns V'nS
.'p,t." on Nay corn 3oi4 cents calls oo. cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-13
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore Nov. I2.-FTour dull unchanged; sales. $50
Ser s1asG Nay 'p SIC Ai 3D. 20 red a
D2lac stock less O97 bush: 1900 bush; southern
strong spot month and Deeember. 5s@sass: November
mixed neg s 81 Sa s si
LOO BUSH Southern white corn So93ts 90 yeGw ig
@ie stock 45 ci7 bush Rye dr@; No nearby Sac: 20
Western Sic. sales; stock. 2so1i4 bush Hay quiet;
rather a@ie:. unchanged strong anchanssd But
steady: fancy New-York 80 large 9sQioc; 81 medium.
ioAgio1ac; do % small. ioaiic. whiskey unchanged
$, 49, s.a S's and 'ad 3 ? sas ps,B
s. 2oasS so clear and straighss g. l5qsS % coTnmeai
steamer ySioT SGc csS No sD ana 10 s7aa
n5m fancy clipped sic; No clipped $9s No clipped d
So nddInss sl5 25a sIi red dog Hour 5asl9
5g5sc Lambs quiet mutton and yearlnss 797l;e zeal
sa9c Butter dun Nor1sn 23e Wes,stn 2i@sc;
ea0ikc; Western. &c
Dd No. Taea sd 5. ~ h n
o5Hc; Xs 3 %9rthern new spSi Sss 30 Ncrt6%erns;
sHq wsST wheat ds No r red NJ Ss' ye no
slEd3lt4c: No yellow. Bic; 40 yellow, 29ea3oc; No
and feeling strong 30 white 2as 10 S ,rsy una una
treishts firm Y"'i Flour Arm fair demand.
Gasnna Sqy 2FGqs au:; % ws.a s % as
5% s y. STEADY aSGo no o. 7q So lard w aT%
Giac Cheese steady.
w w ssi Nos s Eg . sfaf q No s S'sf
steady i' SO & 4ic: sample 5olaa4ic.
s NOV Nav S 10 'afy af& ae 90
SSTih5Tn a &c fSsn Sass TO- second
Ss a s' 5u ' sS Is ,ses; sass a. clears
Ny d sc and 0 January G%sI and
n S@ ana sS@s1 @ @ e
mb Dscemer ySnusTy G ssa a Tsosr c % pms
syyanla and Western prints. pc Eggs irIn iTesn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-13
THIS COUNTRYS PRODUCTIVE POWER
Michael G.. Mulhall In The North American Re-

It appears that as regards quantity three Ameri-
cans now export much as hvc did twenty
wears ago which sufices TO show how groundless
are the predictions OF some writer's who tell US
that ma nopulatlon Increases the surplus
PRODUCTS for expectation must diminish; In tho
last twenty wears the population has risen from
A. ooo Uoo 10 II 900 600 soulsan increase OF 80 per
ctnt-and at the same time the weight Of exports
has risen 75 per cent: that s three times as fast
as the population -,
The quantities Of food yearly exported are sum
Client to feed 3000O,0O0 persons In Europe from
which II appears that American farms raise food
for iOO0V0.0oo OF people yearly. me Western
nraIrles are capable of carrying double the present
humber OF live stock and producing ten times as
much grain as they do SO that. for az least a
the exploration Of food will increase with the pop
ulation. The same L true as regards cotton, the
The world Is only beginning to have evidence OF
the enormous productive power OK the United
States.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-13

o, n, lara. covering but later esscd OF under laex OF
s,nno,d "a closed steady NJ net gain OF oeo pom.
sr ct Tor spot Brazilian coffee ruled quiet an oy,
but maintained fairly steady undertone IN synpaiy
t,. re- nproyenert in the future list. NO no ~,
"oco lois were held csc and obbing parcels AZ &c
bsSer The market Tor mid coffee was steady aId iho
ars,aiy acIve OF 500 bag. Maracabo. loo piss
sa~sn;e and 900 Central American were Ieported
so ~,xate teens Quotations follow Maracalbo-C0nOl
on ga Ga 7stc; Ccua, washed 12a l5isc IA Guayra
Caracas. 9gl64c; Porto Cabeo IHl'9 I
pucsrananga. 11..Gidc Cauca, nTl3sci oceha' o9ioc
Nexlcan-Cordoea. YsQlic; OaXaca o'7Il3c' Cen,la!
,n,crfcan-Common to ordinary SGlll5c. iaN 10 sooa
On I5c prTe 10 choice iGa isc East lndla-lnteTor.
aj9?Jc fancy 28d3lc; Jayas, 2lha2Sc Angostura 100
lie Mocha, 1SiaMl+c.
of contra prices fo.Iows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-13
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston Nov lcCot;on steady; mlddilng SSG; 10"
niiImng Be-: good ordinary sc; reee!2s io,s-s ~
.yn,rts 70 Great Britain l426. sales ~ si.I'es, .,
s,'cs cos COS wcekly-Receipts llhNSs oaes; eNpol.
~ Great britain ~ $50; to the continent -'''i'' ~
uts. n 6GJ. sales 900 'pinners ~, A., &C.. ,,r,
Norfolk Nov Potion hrm ina rsl6s 9st ia!os
49,. co,.,s. eStO; sales 5l5: stock 70 ~ "ecnS
Receipts ~ 7i3 bales; eyports G,ea S,4n aSI
Augu.,a Nov i2-Co,ton steady; mldHt.nE. r"
80 n,isfiin. slice; receipts. LOS oales
. ", 49, cc5. stock actunO 1897 ool' lSs"
a. al 'WsskI,-Ne, receipts 1870 bales: gross 10" "'
thi pnicnts 1853: salos. ~. 10. ,,1s,,o, : ? 10.
Savannah Nov. I2-Co,ton staI', n.i""',.s' 80,
low mddns i'sc; receipts, 10 40 gls Weey-~Re-
cepi. 80 s63 bales exports to iree, britain 49, 10
Seu orleans Nov. 12.-COtion dun ana easy. mo
ding 3 i8o: low middllng. be- good onnnry' u
rn"ae.I, o2s bales exports to Great brli1n a.@"t 20
IN. ointment 3 I3 sa:es isoo; stock 92t a. MernH
60, pri,ain 4T0ll France 300. to the Continent
90 oip. coastwise. $500: sales. 4i.OUo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-13
ocrrp u.rxrrs-nY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Nov. IL -Th.'e wa, an exceptionally strong
cattle market for Friday Buyers were eager 10 purchase
md there further afvanco OF loc Numerous saLe
occurred ~ s. ami 1pwsri and sale ~as made ~ ~
he,d OF poled Angus steers. averaging loi 10 NJ - a.
Wu.ch !. a, "a 7s8s5 - Tor common 10 fancy beef
,, coar.. led Texans 4oas3 10 Bulls sold mostly
=, 50 a0ax3 IS and calves were steady AZ ~ HtNO 90
ic.,ern ranger. advanced 0c the best selling for " :"
,rh vas an active demand for hogs ~ NIL grades and
rrice ruled stronger and largely &c higher ihan
dev Sales at extreme range or y, W" - ~" n
III, ., hn logs crossing the scales NJ 81 i1gS3 W.
Iii n,cs wont largely 80 35ds3 -. The late market
r,ns lover Trading in sheep and lambs was anlnntei
.r. on tsss Of s3GSf 81 Tor nntve sheep and 81 poo
81 IN f,r Western while fed NrstrrnH hrnusht
81 W54sf rs Lambs brought % With plenty OF
sal,. around 81. Rcceipts-cstte 25o0 head; hogs
- .p C4iy Nov I2-catt. steady strong HOGS
strong to higher h'av'es 81 sats, 10; packers 81 a
q ~ Digs So SGsa IS sheep strong: lambs. 81 400
8. 81. comsn ss0s3 So feeders s4asA 20 Hogs slow At
Gnchanyed prcea sheen nm; choice - NldSt so com
n"n 40 eq ok choice lambs az 5o6t5 10; common TO
good s. Hoas5 az; veal calves 81 Solt7 -, ,
through srd no,hnr whatever doing. HogsRecepts 100
car, Market about steady. Workers god to choice ~ 10
ss TO- roughs common 70 good So 1888 30 pigs com
~ Market fairly steady. Lambs choice to extra
= elected wethers s. soas 75 cu's to common 81 IL
asa 25.
ST Louis Nov. 12Cattle. ioc higher, .sr to choice
native Shipping and sxoor steers 81 S,Tss 30 dre,ed
hee' butchers AZ T5ffl e.: under Ooo n. 81 SOP
s. az .ockers feeders 81 2s@sa o COWS and h.ieT9
Texas ard Indian 81 2o3s3 Is fed 81 81
ard hefers g ?.@,s ~ iors 90 h.ner light
steady native uttons 81 e0Ts4 3o .tockers 81 40Gs3
iarbs. 81 25as5 rs: Texas feeders. 50 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-13

po.,on Nov i2-"1'he Boston Commercial bu!eun
will saw to- morrow Of the WOOL market ma'h.s y.
~ Terr,tory oregon and Texas and caliIorha "ools
ar, alike sas.r secured basis Of domestic wo q,
Y sr,d. having dropped cents inc scouifi pun"
fro.n extreme rates. Best reeces ana Ausrt II, 81"
nrn. but Monteydeo II sea''ns The largest Arms
hsIleye the reaction caused unqueat'onno'y ~ w
,rn.,cr ana small ~ clothing. VIII ne but I'm
nor.r, and refuse cell wool al current rates ~
salss Of iii. week 2a:6 200 10 domestic ana 20 ~
81 ,,roten against 2D5s.o0O 10 domestic ana 43'ro, 10
foreign last week and 3+luV n domestic anu L'"IVo
-, IN san week last year Ire 70
n,s NV an Increase ~ 81 9sDVU 10 domestic ana I--
osa 200 NJ foreign the sdes to the same dats 10
10 date silo" an "a '-''V'-
h,Ie, domestic and 1913. 900 foreign
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-13

HEMP AND JUTE-The market was nrmer for manila
hemp owing higher market abroad but trade here
Prices vcfs as follows Manila hemp spot. 37.c; nan.ia
hemp shipment 37sG3 l5lac; ssal spot, 32c; sal p
memt douSe triangle and equal 2sZc: jute shiplnen
H. -. &,c; jutc, spot. paper qualify 10: jute. ship
HIDES There was fairly steady market FOR hides
and demand was showing UP to fair average Tanners
rather light ttoc,s Confidently Prices were as follows
California, i7eisc: Matemoras IN bond. 15gi5lac:
cnbsS isc Ia Gaaya @ aed 'S Ssi
selected bond i01ac; savana, lie; Texas l2c; Maa
SIC. CITY slaughter native steers ilQli.c brands
iGQiOi4c: side brands. oQ1@c: bulls s.qsAc; cows
srsSc s9d7SS use Laughter "S'e steers v9'ic; Gov"
'tEATHER-fS. msrke, STEADY. with a fair d.
v'as not very pronounced. Sellers holding 10 late
prices Prices were as follows; H.mocS, non acid FIST
s sss 6p Lido 2oa2: SENDS is@2oc tbr
i7iTais4c; rejects lta1Ge: union Ugh, backs a0G3ic
.iG2ac thirds 2Ja27c; light backs S)a3ie: seconds
29920c bellies l2ngl4c; osk dressed back alas2c
butts. So92$c: Texas oak sole. 22926c.
Mr:TAi.s-TIN-Ther was easier close, with spot
fGa TO- and futures AZ fc5 is a. Market dn sales 100
toms spo, and 100 tons futqres Singapore closed at
sDo, To- December al TO- 5Gic London closed With spo
at fl7 lss % and futures at f4s IS "a market easy
ccsed weak with spot at 1908 London closed with
soid at s57e: 100 tons corrollng at se2hc Spell
TER-Cosed dull with spot 70 Dec mber at 4loqi 2c
sap s s0ssa a ct a ' I'd closed so ss %h
with spot to December at e7S@Gssc Glasgow closed at
' a. nsd a s t t ss. spirits
tupentlne. 2e5 eels tar no bbls Spirits turpenne
steady unchanged prices Pitch duh but unchanged
Prices were q; to2ws; Ter regulars 81 ooas2 Of
& COS. Isl & ss g. s'sTss f1Sa 81 g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-13

COFFEE-6peculation In coffee futures to-day
paratiyey light. but the h-kei exhibited much
ter underone from start 10 nnish The FIRST cell Gevel
oped steady feeling with prices 500 points higher in
response 10 gains In Havre and Hamburg and fsvorabs
advces from Brazilian marketa Selling was checked By
the small receipts al Ro and Same. 80. w ...
by the continued liberal deliveries from warehouses In h,
country. to-day's aEgregating 20.546 bags TRADING
throughout the session Amos, entirely for local ac
count and destrcted for the most part the distant
months Sales on the call were 1880 bags: Up 10 MD
day 6500 bags, ard for the day 1900 bags The port
movement Brazil thus this season shows an in
grouse OF i.2seooo bags compared vita the same time
last C1earanoee to-day consisted OF
the steamer Ama,n with 1000 bags from Rio The stock
q New-York vas Increased BY the arrival OF the
Coerdge with Is sea bags 20 073 bags Rio
and 6iso bags Bahia. The Havre stock this shows
Increase OF +3 1000 bags that week ago actual
figures being ESQ 900 bags Including 10000 bags Bra
san against $4,000 and eI3 900 bags respectively last
vea, FUTURES advanced $40 points the after
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-13
CLOSING PRICES san FRANCISCO STOCKS.
San Francisco. November IL. 1891
THE ADDITIONAL SUGGESTION.
Washington Star.

prom " USTITKVVTT
"Remember my boy" said the middle-aged gen,
tleman, THAT contcntment Is better man riches
az a philosopher himself. that is 10 say. II would
be II there any such thing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-13
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool. Nov i2. 3:i5 m-Exchsnge-Cosing Wheat
No red Western winter. stocks exhausted: No ! red
Northern spring firm " Gisd corn-spot. American
MIXED nm. Be- 2d; November steady Is 2Hd December
steady BE- 2hd. Flour-St Louis fancy winter steady,
los 3D. Hops al London paclnc CoasU steady f. l0sf
~ los. BAefExtrs India mess dull. Ms Cd. prime
Gull, Sos 3D. pork-prime fine Western dull iss %
prime medium Western dull 45s. Hams-short cut,
II TO 10 h. dull. 3ia BaconCumberland cut. rs 30
no. dull 3ss: short rib. 20 - ~ 8Gs: long clear
nddes light 30 10 aS 10 easy. 3Ss long clear middles
heavy 40 to a. M easy ais 3D. short clear backs
Is n easy a3s; Gear bellies II 70 !! ~ dull 4Os
Western steady as I'd cheese-Amcrlcan finest white
and colored dull 43s. Tallow-Prme city steady. 1885,
Spirits steady. 23s o. Rosin-t.ommon steady Is 3D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-13

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables: Spot cotton
hardening; sales 1900 bales; speculation and export,
800; American: l4o9o RECEIPTS 1900 American 1900:
1eGS-64d advance closed barely steady 1G2 points net
advance. Janaary-February; Sliis Tebrua March.
si5b: June-Juy,. 8eb; July August alb August Sep
fenber 31ss November, 3l3'5b; November December.
SiiIb; Decenber-January. Sllhs. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
orlet and Arm Cloths quiet.
THE movement OF Liverpool during the
mat ended compared with previous weeks. as fol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-13

Totalr .405.S35 2sl,VI5
southern spot to-day. niddiny quoted were as
follows: Sew-Oresns quiet at 5-6c sales 5000 bales.
Mobile steady a; S-l6c. lice higher sales go tses
Gayannah steady 3-6c. l-l6c higher sales, l,lSS
bales Charleston frm BIC. Ice higher; sales 100
bales. Wilmington firm at 5.c norfolk hIrn al '-l'c.
SIS bales. Baltimore nominal at So.
Augusta steady at 7-6c 1l6c higher. sales. 22; bales
81 I(uIs steady at $50: sales. $50 bales
The movement Of cotton at interior points Tor the week
.rninr to-day WAS follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-13

RIo-Coroe market steady; No Rio. $500; exchange
71td. rccer;s 10 900 bags: cleared for Europe 80"
BAGS cleared the United States loVOo oass' s0A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-13
LINE.
NILE STEAMERS.

- Our nrst.class Tourist steamers vi" leave CAiHo
or e ~. Great Nog 30 Rameses the Great. Dec. q
es,s III -. Dec IL Rameses Dec. Is
Weekly salling, thereafter DAHAREAHs ard sPE-
O' TuoS icNoK & SON 26l & t?25 Broadway. y. 7.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-13

Foreign markets: Santos-CoNee market quiet; rood
average santos $4,000: receipts 2G 400 bags stock Ill
400 hars Hamburg Coffee market opened $ peiliiB
iow.r@ closed unchanged TO u pfennng higher sales,
Is oOn bags Havre-CoTee market opened steady =.
,rarc higher. ~ 70 m u higher at M irrtFu,
iar and unchanged. closed 2. franc net msher' 'oa'
hags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-13
FRENCH LINE
C,OMp ACME GENERALE Transatlantique.

" DIRECT LINE TO HAyRE-PARis; FRANeE
From Pier ~, North Piver loot Morton 81.
ppE,r ACNE. Rups rat nov. ~ M
Ia GASCOGNE Baudelon noy Do ~ ESQ m
unwars b. all steamers except La Touraine ineEans
u~,V f,r. n Paris landing charre~ Buffet Parlos
~. 80 ,r.. second class TO Paris s54.75
ToPGET General Agent. Bowling Green. ~ I.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-13
WHITE STAR LINE.

A.
fr,annc....Nov T. noon T3itonie Pee 10 noon
Pee. noon, Majestic ....Dsc. - noon
Ger'USric 800. Dec ; noon Gsr1anc: Jan s. noon
M COTTON CARRIED BY PASSENGER STEAMERS
e" per No IS North River O1lce Broadway, y Y.
II. MAITLAND KERSEY. Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-13

Receipts the ports and interior points to-day com
pared with the same day week and last year. were
as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-13
NEW YORK PRICES.

Receipts ~ hreadsturs interior points In thousanis
las, three cphers O0o omitted. nour bbs grain bush
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-04-04
4 COLORED WEDDING.

Mr.. William Johnson and Miss Mag
gle Burke, popular in cOlOred society
circles. were united in marriage last
Wednesday evening at $50 o'clock at
st. Paul's NJ. Z. church, Rev. Mac
Henson performing the ceremony,
which was beautiful and impressive.
The church was crowded with the
friends of the young couple who show
cred well-wishes on them at the close
of the ceremony, after which all re-
paired to the home of brides parents,
corner of North Pine and State streets
where an excellent supper was serv-
ed. After the supper the remainder of
tn evening and a goodly part of the
early morning was spent in merry
making.
The presents received were numer-
Gus, costly and handsome, as well as
useful.
The cutting of the brides cake takes
place at the home of her parents
this afternoon.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-04-04
ALAMO CITY FREE READING
ROOM, 211 ST. MARY'S ST.

y grand exhibition of THE Last
Supper" modelled in wax. life size. is
now on view at 217 W. Commerce St,
next San Antonio National bank.
The Library has been very fortu-
nate in securing this famous work of
art. TO say that it comes from the
studio of Jules Talrich. the celebrated
Partisan, is in itself to recommend it.
but besides that it is n faithful rep
resentatiOn of Leonardo de Vinci's
picture.
The Library is particularly pleased
at having secured this instructive
work, so appropriate to the present
season. trusting that all the charita-
bly, inclined will remember the great
benfits of the Free Reading Room and
fully believing that no one will hest
tate to give the dime charged for adj
Great oaks from little acorns
rise. if everyone gives a dime the
reading room will be put on such a
footing that the city will be proud Of
it, and no one will be a dime the
poorer.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-04-04
A GREAT PLANT.
+. f. Collins Manufacturing Co.

+. +. Collins Manufacturing Co.
T. +. Collins Manufacturing com.
pany is the most complete manufac
turing and repair plant in its line
south of st. Louis. They manufacture
from the raw materials, brass, iron
steel. wood, a complete line of pumps
and wind mills. They carry an i'm,
mense stock of plumbers5 material
on Saturday they received full car
Of pipe fittings alone.
The plant covers three acres, en-
grazing machine shops, foundry,
store houses. shops. store, offices, &c.
All manner of castings are made; the
model department has n corps of eX-
pert mechanics and artists; the labor
saving machinery cost Il large sum.
In the busy office four StenOgraphers
and typewriters are kept busy. Over
100 employees get their salaries every
Saturday evening. The artesian well
Just drilled throws a five-lnch stream
80 feet from the surface. All this has
been done from a single work bench
under a pecan tree, and one mans in
energy.