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The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-19

Broad street Ia Ia a deplorable
condition, Nothing but a touriBth
coating Of rock will do II any good
Who will be- the one 10 start the
bali moyIng2
The West Side street commission
had out the fire hose this morning,
washing ont the tIliug under the
street crossIugs where they had 0ll
cd with sand,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-19

The Mercury Wheel Club will
give races at the Park lratkon the
seth The races will be open to an
'rcSarkanardcra aud admhNou will
he free, HlSHt
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-19

Mrs SlcIghtcE accompanied by
MHt Josephine AyoudJoo, LETT for
Shreveport Yesterday TO Join Mr.
sleighler who Ia In business there,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-19

Why can't we try to get cotton
factory hereY
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-19
THE TEXARKANIAN
F, @, W00TTEN, City Editor
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Rock Broad street,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-19

Let us work to get immigration
TO this city,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-25
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT

Ncw-York November "a 1871
r(yrTON-To-day's cotton market narrow, ana in
advance OF l5 points which proved 10 be the best leve
ga Joints was sppasen with the rraIke; finally quiet
and steady net decline Of 2GS points as ,
lures limited 10 l093OO bales. spo cotton closed cue,
at UNCHANGED prices; mldlng Upland. 8lo1 miaahs
ali contract There nothing done IN spot cotton N
the regular way by sample Inc early nrI man bsa
been looked for in addition which there were p:edc-
lions Of smaller receipts and tak q nrmsr spo, Gus
rent during the forenoon showed low tenperaure. N
the belt and in anticipa'on Of sS
the short interest was inclined to cover Lnete Vas
little buying for investment account attracted oy pre-
ent prices and belief that the market was ho,1r pas
eur'ed that the beash pressures had been
in the price. Freezing temperature everywnsa ar,ed
Suliish influence Later however the tempeTauTe TOOK
favorable turn In some ocalitie, IN me sCHn v SS
arrer e.tin ated receipts for tomorrow led TO rene"a
selling which carried prices down anI,e shS9g IN we've
anates at q ooo25 600 bales aacn.t 2ooss bales
week ioeis bales last year nao s1a g pSe .4s M
against 1904 bales and 1922 bales last year
Later private cable. from tvero0 wcTS quite s1s fcn
his SIDE the English market could be relied upon
a full response , o-o
Southern spo, market. today p1ddng aTo6eS a bSlee
Mobile firm Sl6c l-6c higher o sa hs ." Charleston
. v..sah fs sec sales 100 bales WimnsSn nrn
ssis Norfolk steady Sue sales ss2 bales s ia bass
S n; In,;, on,e, s Ssise; sales, s97 bales
cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables spot cotton
h n hmsi,csn soS receipts 5000 s23
niddns uplands sHd Futures sieaGg , net ADVANCE
daSusr Fsbruary sios February March 3lo March
April. sis Apf-May al2b; Msy-Ju sia1:s June
AJAX Nnyenber Sisb NoSember-Decembe Slis Deem
Se1DjanuaTy a16b NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. quiet Cloths
The range OF contract price. to-day as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-25
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New YORK, November -, 1897
BEEvEs-Receipt- IS car. 40 head-a rlnTl.
be exported ~ direct TO local
and 80 cars for the markei-mahing with the cattle
Jersey city and at Sixtiehst Good not
wanted and sold fully l0c lower; other grades steady
Rough butcher stock In light supply and generally active
Oxen and dry showed slight advances while
at the uptown market sold nj l5q25c stronger. A
OF steers carried Poor 20 prime native
sold at AG 100 H. stays and at 81 2Jqf
s. 30; bulls 81 1888 35; dry 81 sodss 40
dressed beef steady at 7Qsltc N for poor prime
city dressed native sides. Gables from London and
erpooi last received quoted steers at 4iiEc
dressed weight: refrigerator beef SAmeAc 10
Majestic carried to Liverpool today 23eo quarters OF
81. Louis. for Southampton O8O quarters
for Eastmans Company. The Chicago City for Bristol
took 200 cattle for Prtchard Moore Co No ex-
ports tomorrow.
sss ss at - % per TO 10 N'"'D''' cows ''' ID at
j. shamberg g. Son: 4 Illinois steers I472 No. at IS:
do 1850 NJ 81 95: IS do. 400 N. 81 T5 rs DO
1878 No. 81 10; Is Ohio DO 1882 m. at 81 e5: oxen
s. Judd Co: oxen. 100 NJ at So 2 bulls 7s5 No.
81 SIS: do e05 10 at So So cows I5I 10 at 81 10.
Mcpherson Co.: oxen. lli9 No. at 81 49, bull. 1000
ID. at 81 TO- do $50 H. at 81 90 do go 10 at So e
No. at SO 7O do 100 ~ at 50 Is; DO 500 10, at 50 49,
DO $50 10. SO 20; DO, so n. at So H. do o6 No.
at 81 %: 8 DO 500 No. at 81.
s. Sanders % Illinois steers 1873 NJ at 81 S. Is do
1903 ~ at 81 W: IL do 1875 NJ at - 90 20 943 No.
al 50 bull 1000 ~ at t3 do. s3s No. at 50 90; do
7i0 10 AT 81 65; l3o 10 81 40; do, 1000 No.
Al 90 10; 20 do. 7s6 10 az TO-
sherman & Culver: ~ Ohio steers. i42D. fb. AT 50: 20
Kentucky i247 ID. at - 20 IS Illinois do. 1905 NJ at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-25

-. .roer export business would be done In all depa.r
TcTe Handicapped by spot
freight Speculation was rHiI
nre active included less realizing IN
n,tion OF the Thanksgiving holiday Inat ,ne Pr I'm
thus produced failed affect the market 10 any
nortant degree Of the best evidences OF I'VE a
nnder,one The situation Northwest presented h
wheat and big export demand for -four Estimates TN IN
some authorities declared that IS per cent OF the crop
The three principal States had already been narHee
similar activity among -four exporters IN Shrago We
ik.yise reported At Francisco and faclNc Coaa.
POINTS generally shipping demand was reported 70 nav
shown marked increase owing In part to co-n?araHSs'
fayoranle prices as contrasted with other markets TX
curb trading was light the basis ~ closing ngnnfS
OuotatIons o b afoat follows: No red ~ w.
n hard Manitoba 81 cas-: No l Northe-~ Dulutn'
81 ols.. No Northern Sew-York 81 ooS; No Sortn,
ern Duluth os'sc No hard Duluth. 81 o3ss; NO nhT'
Nex-york 81 DON No hard Kansas 9S%c .COhS.
Disappointing cables and prospects for larger recep
we're weakening in to-day which preveh'eu
the market from sympath,ing with the Improvement ln
wheat Final prices the day tc net lower. me
among local traders there feature whatever 70
room dealings The cash department. however. was
active 10 the 100000 bush No corn on export
account ard closed $3.50 afoat 49,. .OAIs-llno
weakness In com coupled with small export demand
had depressing effect the oats market and ISi.
nrnl prices unchanged from last night There were 10
transactions in contracts according 70 official relus
THE expert trade Included 80 COO heh No MIXED clnp'd
10 cats quoted oGc; No oats &c; No white 2s.e'
- 633isc RYT,-NIa-ket dull; quoted No Western
,Oiy>. 1 Euffalo: No Western. 5l9c. Bund,o'
$500. BARIEYMarke quiet quoted. oslo, c BuHao
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-25

sades November es'1GPSa.c peeember JanSary , ana
February nominal corn firm: No mixed. November
AMI December 32irG32Lc: January and February NOM
nal. oats Nru. No white. NoFemoer pecrtnoet Ja,.
fancy Western Creamery. .34c. 30 Pennsylvania anu
Western prints. %. Eggs hrm good inquiry fresh
nearby. 23c, 10 Weai'rn y Shcrse s,"ady. Hr lin
sugars arm. Cotton unchanged. Talow que CITY prlin'
I'm hhds &c. country do in bills 3c. dark do Be- CAKES
a.: grease otc Live poultry unchanged. fowls bgic
Old r-sters. Sc spring chickens. 81 broeJs' sHn
steady fowls choice. sdS4c. do fair 10 good. ta''sC
chickens large 9aIoc: medium 10 s0sac, common and
scalded do 7dsc. trteys choice 10 fancy itHloe' 10
FAIR t. god. iO0i2c, ducks, TGi0c, as ~ quality
Cincinnati Nov. 2i.--Flour dull Wheat firm: 10 red
e4c. corn steady: No mixed, ?7i,c Oats dull; Ne
steady. 81 10. Butter easy sugar quiet Eggs hrm
1910 Cheese hrm
Minneapolis. Nov. 24-wheat dull and steady Toysm-
p2i,ce' No Northsrn eitsc f1our-First patents. s5a
81 10 second patents. 81 s9asi @5 frs, clears g Sg
8. 10 second clears. 2ecas3 Bran-In bulk s. 2@s
81 90 do sacked, s. 25ass 80
Milwaukee. Nov. 24.-Whest hrmer No Northern
lie. No spring NaO0iac: May. 92c. Rye firm: No l.
4si.c Barley dull: No .. 4ie: sample. esa4oc.
ST. Louis Nov. 24-Flour quiet. unchanged Wheai-
Corn-Spo, steady: No . cash. 1c December 2'isa
cote track 2i'sa2isc; No white 2a'ig24c. Deem.
her. Gle May ZINC. Bran strong sacked saabe this
side and at SIC Butter 1uiet creamery. INA
23tac. dairy lalsc. Eggs firm. i6sc Whlskey. 81 10
lower prime 81 05: choice 81 O7i. BaconBoxed
lots extra clear s. l2sasj 20 ribs s. 5ops5 62.
s. l2a extra short clear. 81 75asi s7 ribs s. i2'sG
s. q: shorts s. i2isas5 %.
Toledo Nov 2i-Wheat higher firm; No cash 9isc
December 9iisc. Corn dull steady No mixed. 27i.c
changed: no cash is,c Coyerseed active; prime cash
and December. 81 i7is. oil unchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-25
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

chicago. Nov - ospecaD.It could have been any
duler In wheat than to-day the price opened
little advance and closed y cent 70 q cent over
Tuesday. May opened at 81 n. sold between 9l~ and
9i7s and closed AT 8isdoi7s The December
at ~ cents premium The bun inspiration came from
Liverpool that market not only maintaining the unusual
advance Of Tuesday but making further advance
Of taitd There liberal ciearances-I6l.00 900
bushels Paris up equivalent TO Ia to cents a
bushe A cargo 70 900 bushels spring wheat sold
here for export Receipts kept away last year.
bushels primary points against sos 600 bush
els: 762 Northwestern points against AS and
45 this point. against 81 The Allen Grer party
led the tradingindeed. did almost all the trading
They followed the tactics OF YESTERDAY and the day be
other. and then calling wheat al the close. The motive
seemed to be merely to keep the market active, and IL
the bull crowd in days It's
No one knows exactly now IL STANDS on May not
short asSns' ps think Sn hs ST' po a is long
only OF December 6u, long also moderately OF NAY "a an
at ats ?ess2e% and 2Sa2os and at 2e cents
was some changing early s cents Receipts were So
with 500 estimated F %ers
Charters were 3o0ooo bushels. There were
local STse e as Changing Receipts
look oe small but they larger than last years Every
on" OATS s.pe Ssrt as s sT Which
possible and e. a ana CLOSED ass se
cents The Allen Grier interest was willing 10 sell pc
seme'5 5a and buy S May estimate oT @
Snces Mere $4,000 bushels The shipping demand was
not so followed tn. Of the grain markets
practically without hsSs sey did the night before
There hog a. the seven western
ecn: ssS. 'y e,
Vs ssS s .p sss sGSs o SA the " M
haDn On , ina curb puis MAY wheat sold at ssSss
s cen :.r,. calls" 29ha2oh cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-25
"BLACKDIAMOND EXPRESS

arrives Buffalo a55 F. NJ Pullman Nestbue Day
"oaches and Parlor Dining Car service Meas IA
carte Connects at Buffalo with through sieepers 70
Detroit and Chicago. -, -. ,,,,.c,,
CHUNK and intsrmediiie points -, T., r,srox
MATCH CHUNK and the coal branches. 1891,
OK 40 r VI. daily, except sunday for WILKES
p.ppE piTTsTON SCRANTON. and principal inerme-
dat. stations Connects for all points In coal regions
chair car for Wilkesbarre ,,.,, ,,rs
SAX 1,IO T. NJ. daily. except Sunday for WILKES
HARRE PiTTSTON SCRANTON and principal in,erms
stations all points in the coal regions
pullman Buffet Paror Car TO Wi.kesbarre. .-,
.3.55 $50 II. VI. daily. except sunday for MAICh
lehem. =, 80, H.. y, e-o,- -. , 10. ..,,ea,st,
sa.n5 ZOO p NJ. daily for BUFFALO NIAGARA
FALLS and all points West. Pullman sleeper veSuuue
rain Y 10 chicago. Seepers 10 Buffalo and Toronto
s5.h5 $40 T. NJ. daily. except sunday STOPPING M
At SOUTH PLAINFIELD. EASTON. BEIHLE:HHEESH
vi ROCUEsTER BATAVIA. BUFFALO and ToRoN.
r0 pullman sleeper Buffalo None but s'eepnse car
na.ssnsers carried. No baggage carried. ,,,,. It'll,
'sS,nS O,OO p NJ daily for WII.kESBAkhE, ~ ia
,cA GENEVA, ROCHESTER,, BUFFALO. NlA 49,
FALLS and all points West. Pullman seepers 10 "i'A
ASdtonal local daily except sunday Tor %
RRoOK and intermediate points leave as foiloMs ~
~ sio.a5 1850 siO:25 1890 Sundays only A. NJ
ii 55 2:30 and 800 $50 +. NJ, -. 80 osi o;3
Tickets and Pullman accommodatons q. i,. ,s5th
e6s ga and 800 Broadway. 81 T. lith ST. 100 e. OF
g. ie1 Bowery. y. y: $50 Fulton ST. court ST. 20
Rroadway and Brooklyn Annex, brooklyn, ... ,ror
n Y Transfer Co. Will call tor anu oneNN '"eeN'
80, ~ residance through destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-25
ERIE RAILROAD.

iTusa IA ~. Minutes earlier from West go a.;
- too"s Sna W. 'h,Iss Express daily for bpsnamso51
CvW ~ rs,- Snnaio bradford. Arrive Buffalo on"
p. NJ Paro. to Buna.o ,... ,.s, mali Daily solid
chicas via ChaptauaHse 10 Chicago csvs-
land and cineinras Dining ns Cleveland ve.,bued Express
p:s arrives Buffalo rs 4 ~ 30 nTsfi0i
oS M making direct connections for
B bsMse Ssaso AMI Library S Falls
ps,iy Solid train to chicago sleepers to H0'ne''
ChIsagr and C TINE CARDS AND puL RlSad,
IN is 2Si soi s a IVES, ie,.s,,
% Chambers and West 2aa.st ferries Zoo Hudson
ana f2e Fuonst oe Brosdws sy,nn Westcott Esprsss
81 Sir. sor and checks baggage from hotels anu
d destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-25
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

Ne~-York, November "a 1897.
BEANS AND PEAs-suppies Of most Kinds are SIN
moderate there Is quite firm feeling particularly
choice qualities Marrow have had few sales at 81 42
The best marks Of medium and be bought be
low outside figures. Red kidney &c higher; Call
forna lima very dull and Green peas buyers
favor We quote: Beans choice. per bush 81 40
Asi I2is DO good 81 1891 a. do medium, choice
81 81 do good tiaSl 20; do pea choice 81 20 do
ai, good s9si 10 do red kidney choice g .Sasi ~
black turtle soup, 81 10 DO yellow 81 3oati as do
lima California, 81 27hQsl co. green peas. bbls. rye.
do bags 52c; do Scotch, bbls s7c; do bags 1s5c
BVTTERconditIons have changed In any important
particular. The genersl demand seemed 10 be quite
stack and ye, there a few buyers who in
search OF hne goods 10 Their the holiday The
queny Of strictly fancy iresh limited
market for such steady 70 firm. IL required
considerable hard work 20 get any cass OF trade inter-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-25
OTHER MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

ch,csso Nov 2,The supply q ca'. va, large 40, Tor
,h- DAY before THANKSGIVING tu' ne large arrivals MOI
aSil,s demand today Inc ''-prcad' between common
and fancy catLe unu'gal5 Wls W." vne Inc poorest
ts..ss bees steers went for % sOGs3 90 The greater
rar, o. N. offerings sod s. 23dS 10 branded Yves,
sr9. and northern corn-fed Texan being numef'u''
t5oke, ans feeders SID ms,nm at 81 s ~. ' ca
n.rs o largely At Il goGss - and IA, cows and hsers
bringing god prices, Holosna on'S so'n e. s59ss
calves and mich cos, were aneha1sed ~l,h , ,n
fancy -~ins ., sish - - e9.h .g e. 20 Trse
IN ~ nas falrl, active. prices ruY3s weak - ~,
e. sta ~; rSash packing lots selling at 81 2oa'2 30
and Prime shipping hogs~at 81 F's" q % M9-t OF e."
pig. ,o9 a us W. over srns rrccs Tor sheep
i~,t. ruled stronger prime lambs being Zoe higher
~ ws s%4 q ,., = q d.s * lambs
Freely at 81 5gH for The Commons.t lot, up 10 VOC a
,sI s n: s.S vent 's srr sTsn.s =, -. a
r, c h'S Nv hog sT% . .nr To- strong Hos,
opened snr% .,rors cio.ea hsh.. hsass 81 2s.a a.,
asa ,2Ii Workers. g. a. @sS '2' pigs &aS 10 sheep
' Ea, r Ii So" "Receip-c.e Q: sale
.ocE MsfEe, steady ch,.ce 70 prime steers - ,sS
- IS fair to good .,e.,' ~ cass '1 h,b. coWa 81
ass 50. common Oh to tAir cows; s2as2 Is Hoe.
cep. % Make, fairly ,'.ye o 81 of,s e ps,
ssSes - 70 hoSs a. Gsasa 70 sheep amp
es5ce TO cI,r, s. 5oas3 90; cul 81 sheep-wethers
= 6oqsI 60 culr TO Common ~ >, fancy na,y..
shipping and export 81 :5a . dressed beef ana
butcher. aast 80 under loo ~ IVA" a. ,Sst o
ana ,er Sss sdan steers grass ,sos5 fei q
d ISas' and hecrs 2a,s Hogs SC lover light 81 80
esdy native muttons 81 25qs' Is cu and bucks 81 20
:? s7:ssa 81 a% .ssdy 2i S@t 81 soa
81 90: common, 81 25asa Co; feeders stasI 80 Hogs
sns as s' s. o5@s5 TO- heavy 8 5SaE oushs 81 @
s. Is sheep steady choice s. 0dst TO- common ESQ
81 Go. choice lambs s. oOas5 ~; common 7" s"o' '''
s. JtdS5 40; veal calves wv 5VaS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-25
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

,..r,ooi Nov a. 3:45 p. m.-Exchange: wheat
spo No red Northern spring Arm Is lad ,,, Con- n
Sppw Ui As 2Nd December. Is 2%d; January Is 2Sd
Hons AZ London-Pacnc Coast steady a i0sqts Flour
fancy steady los. Beef Frm Atra India
es, ses Sd prime Sos sd Pork-Prme mess fine
,sady Us Hams-short cut IA TO 10 10 dull as Bacon
easy Cumberland cut to 30 10 Sos short ro 20 to -
clear mddes heavy 40 to a. 10 pos short clear backs
"Reminiscences u to II 10. steady 2ss Lard-Prime
Western dull 22s Sd cheeseAmerican finest White and
coioyed duI 42s Cd Tallow-Prme city hrm lss. Cot
tonseed Liverpool refined dull las Cd Turpsntine-
snyits Arm ols Sd Rosin-Common steady ~ 3D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-25
DEL. LACKAWANNA AND WEsTERN n u
stations I'm New.lOrk. foot OF barclay ="
and ChrlstOpher streets.
vESTIBULED TRAINS. PULLMAN BUFFET
pINTACH l. ~

Direct rou.. 10 NEWARK. BLoOMFiFi.b MoSrcLArR
Ridge Madison. MoTristoen. Iassag Paterson Boon.
ton, Dover Stsnhore. NEWTON. PC0D'S LAKE
LAKE hoPATCONG. Hacke,tstown. sCHOoLEYs
MoUNTAIN, Washington PHILLHsB,'RG EAsToX
SCRANTON. PITTsTON. WILKESRARRE; NANTi.
rose BlHGHGMToN OXFORD NoRWfcH w siVr,.
VILE UTICA, RIcHFIEr.D SPRINGS. Cortland
SYRACUSE, oswEGO, ITHACA. OwEGO, EI.MTRA
CORNING. BATH. DANSYILLE. Bi'FFALO and all
points WEST. NORTHWEST ! ID SOUTHWEST.
500 A. M-BINGIIAMToN MAIL. Stops a, principal
1000 4 M-cca,e Carr. BUFFALO. SCRANTON. BING-
HAMroN. owEGo. ITHACA Er.MrRA UTICA,
RIcHFIELD SPRINGS. SYRACUSE. and oswEGo
EXPRESS. Pullman Parlor Cars. Connecting at
Buffalo with trains for Chicago and points West
100 =. M.-sCRANTON. WILKESRARRF and ELMIRA
100 p 'Ml.r@scRASToN wiLKFSRARRE AND PLrM-
OUTH EXPRESS. Pullman RuT., Parlor Cars.
200 p VI. CDailyl-Chlcaeo vestibuled Limited Express
for SCRANTON. BTNGHAMTtN. ELMrRA, BUF.
FAIO Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car. New-York 10
Chicago Dning-Car west Of Buralo.
NORRIS ard BUFFALO. nrsyLr- N Buffalo A. "
ESQ 81 ID1iiy)-BUrrALO, SCRANTON BINGHAM
TON OwEGO ITHACA. ELMIRA, SYRACUSE
UTICA and OSWEGo EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet
rIcKf.Ts AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS at
denry Gage q Sons Limited ii9 Broadway IA Park
stations III 4th-ave i2thst 81 West iSh-st. 23
Columbus-ave. New-York; 3Ss and 1876 Fuonst and
iO6 Broadw.v. Brooklyn. timetables giving full infof
WFsTCoTT EMPRESS coMPANT will call for ana
.hec. baggage from hotel resdenc N destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-25

ADVERTISEMENTS; ana subscrptIcns io5 7 The Tribune
"a Dist until o'clock p m: adveitse
nens received al following branch Offices al regular
Co. rats Until. ,'ciock p m viz 254 sth-ave..
cor c3I ST.. li2 6thave.. l2th-st Macy oth-aVe
l2d 6thave. % East Iith-st % W.
lob :, b.i~e,n Eth ana i59 East 4thst: 5Js
between 10Th and nth SITS 1925 3laye. near 6ls
s9hst go Sd ave- near tlst-st
s,t sd ave go Becck r-st. 325 Beecker-st "9Us sd
nv, 40 East 7ath-st: 1891 shave 1862 3d-ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-25
BALTIMORE g. OHIO

Leave New York WhiIehaI TERMINAL. south Fe''T H"'
foot Of Liberty street.
'Dary, tE:.cep. Sunday ,sundsys
CHICAGO - 80 a. M '2 90 p m. and az Is night; "a .
PITTsBCRG. 'i3D a. M t3.25 p. M 81 90 p M 'l.io
night. ii3u a. m. Liberty ST. only
CINCINNATI ST LOUIS, 30 90 a. m. $3.50 p. m.
WAsHINGTON BALTIMORE. '7.55 1000 Diner:
81 a m (Dner) 800 tDiner). t32o tDiner, '4oo
DINER 'S55 p. m and az. 10 night
NORFOLK. tii30 a. m.
NEW ORLEANS .455 D. m Ohrough sleeper)
All trains are Illuminated with Plntsch Light: $500
oa,ces il3 49, 26l 434 ll40 Bdway. 81 z. l4th-st,
ia7 Powery y Y: 40 3,l Tul,on-st Brooklyn: White
hail Terminal Baggage checked from hotel or residence
aastIu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-25
SHORE R.R.

Trains leave w f2d 81. station y. T.. as follows and
IL m earlier from foot Of Franklin ST:
1915 II Daily for Albany. Utica Syracuse Roches-
ter Buffalo Ma CARA Falls. Fort Wayne. Toedo CleVe-
land ara Chicago -,
cus. II chester Buffalo Niagara Falls. Toronto De
trot C'i~veiand. Chicago and 81. Louis.
alb p n Daily for Albany Utica. syracuse. Roches-
ter Buffalo Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit Cleveland
Chicago ari ST. Louis
Time tables IL principal hotels and Offices.
c. T. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent.
5 Vanderbilt Ave. New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-25
Receipts at the ports interior points to-day com
red the last week and last year were as

CoFFEE-The coffee market opened steady on the
Art call January showed advance Of points other
months advance Of 10 70 IL points The early I'M
proyenent fairly maintained throughout me session
Inc market having the support Of better class 81 Eu-
ropean cable pews than for days past and re
neyed tendency on OF Brazilian receipts 10 SUB
side to-day's cables reporting but 5000 oags United
States warehouse deliveries at the time showed an
encouraging increase the hgurs being 24''3 bags Al
breaking prices the shorts naturally
apprehensve and with holiday hand there was dis
position 10 outstanding contracts. This supple
rnented European buying orders and. without being
active. the market showed encouraging symptoms which
holders OF Brazilian coffee were quick TO perceive am
offerings became small Sales the opening call 0I5O
bags up IL m 49, 80 bags. and for the entire session
80 bags In the afternoon tho market ruled active
and finally closed irregular at net advance Of 10 to 10
points The market for spot Brazilian coffee ruled noini
nay eeadisr. In sympathy with the more encouraging
features Of the market for future deliveries but showed
positive closing the basis
csc for No no invo,ce lots. and Gs.c for iobbns
parcels The market for mild coffees ruled II anything
shade in sellers favor. at least az 10 tone. though no
actual gain made In prices. and but little headway
negotiations involving round lo Spot parcels scented
however. 70 attract attention. We quote Mare
caibo. 6anl4c: Cucuta s1Il5c: Jamaica. 7zGlOAc:
Maxican. 64Ql5nc la Guayra. s.g6ec: Savanilla, so
l7c. Mocha. l1&Glsllc: Padsng 29sd24hc.
NJ to-daV was
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THE STATE or TRADE.

nbIs Wheat nrmer spot and month es.@es4S pecsm-
Der SsS "a :a ea Sss: stock
sG%hfS Corn rSs s sy "n no"S sass.
,scrmbsr s2, ,aa2.c November December new Or
Sc, :,rck 500 800 bush 1900 bush southern
white 3iaSse do yellow ?SsSae mnes esaee
stocS aiS os bush Rye nIu 30 No nearby S2se; NO
2,o Wss' ,mohy .is asked freghs arm un
changed sugar strong. unclaimed Butter steady nn n
changed. w FISK @r uncn a"'
Boston NOV. %Flour very nrm winter ps'e pn
.ns Uaso 2cas and .iTsfn', $. sgs' c GTI
meal f% 9. ISs7t ss st ss sss s; az p;
steady fancy clipped aS1c No clipped hrap ,6 winter T
H:Ia @i IT,? :s. Sssssr:4
loeHs. f fSrfs 'a 2ss se6s am northern
ladies' saiic cheese Hm Northern 'a'~c' West
bard .ss ;S S1 e.
s and ea.y SSs ss's% red sa' No S.
so s 10 sCaG3lc No ., corn 80 sSHSs SSi,s
s & No oss mse ass S "?s
ae SS b cIs hsG G Ss%snd Rye quiet
chicago Nov 24-The leading futures ranged as fol
'o Wheat. No. o. Opening Highest Lowest. Closing
s si.ss9 81 81 s sis o,ss 81
Corn. No 2:
November ~ ~ 80 On
Mac . e9lta29A. 2oi.a2D% 20%a20t 29is
Oats No. 2: -
December so's Us 90"
/ May ....sss's'''''
Mess pork. per bbi
5 R:s:%s'r :::.: .#1s" Tfss 81. SIT " iss
Lard. per 100 m:
R 5sss.Iy ..:::::: :sSs is%s,. :s5' ~ .
Short ribs. per 100 10:
December Ia 10 ,SS,2 = 10
Cash quotations ms follows: Flour steady; No
spring wheat s0i. Qyoc; No spring wheat 80 nasc,se
No . red O4Q9sc; No = 28isn28Nc. No 2 yellow.
24'sc: No 2 oats 2oNc No white o b. 23a2ic: No 9
asI TO- prime timothy seed 81 81 mess pork per Dbl
sdes doose, - 1884 49, dry sailed shoulders tboxed)
ftf6c short clear sides bosed) ilg4Sc, whlskey dis
tllers nnshed goods per gallon 81 10. On the Produce
Exchange to-day the butter market steady; cream
cries l5d2ic dairies f2a0c cheese quiet sds1sc:
fresh isc.
Philadelphia. Nov. :L-wheat nrm: nc higher: contract