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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-07

When the mixture hardens In cold water It Is
done Add tcaspoonsu OF vahilla extract and
remoye from the fire.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-07

Miss Louise Moody. OF Goshen, y. Y. Box ls5. al
though an invalid finds many opportunities 70
send brightness into other lives.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-07

The Students Dramatic Club will present The
Sword OF Damoces' this evening at Carnegie Hall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-07
MOUNT VERNON WONAy'S EXCHANGE.

The first annual report OF the treasurer Of the
Mount Vernon Womans Exchange shows that the
enterprise has been most successful. Consignors
have been paid s2i7? Sc In instance con-
s!gnor received than $500; others have received
proportionate sums. Subscriptions OF 81 entile tho
entrance OF work from one person for year.
The following table speaks for itself:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-07

Florence Howe Hall will lecture to-day at Nor
ristown. y. j.; on December at Tarrytown-on-
the Hudson. and December 10 at Ponpton. y. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-07
Jennie L. Reed sends tho following original
LOOK AT THE SUNSHINE.

verses:
LOOK AT THE SUNSHINE.
We rrteye and wonder and fret all day.
And what does II come 10 NJ night?
We might ms well look at the sunshine above
And revel In light
For when the day IL over and gone.
And We lay down 10 our rest.
The Father OF Light still watches o'erhead-
Then We not blestY
Oh, Why should We gricve7 The sky 10 bright
let, nut away trouble and smile.
We must learn TO bear II with patience and say:
1t isn't worth while.
90 watch for tho sunshine day by day.
And though there be many cloud,
lust cheerfully take up the crosses He SENDS
And praise Him aloud
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-07

NO. 7.2S7-A WINTER COAT.
trinity adjusted by seams that extend to the shoul
ders the centre-back seam being omitted "a recent
Innovation In this seasons styles. The side-back
seams are concealed by straps OF the material, and
below the wais,ine peats are laid. giving the neces:
eary fulness that permits OF the wearing Of small
hustle The high collar Is deeply slashed to- form
tabs that are outlined in the free edges with Astra.
pieted at the wrists with cuffs which also
slashed to harmonic with the collar The fulness OF
the sleeves Is laid In box -pleas the shoulder In
each front Useful pockets are inserted at con.
yenlent Depth thus completing a garment that Is at
once stylish and practical and emineny suited for
general wear
All seasona BILE cloakings may be employed In max.
ing Including melton whipcord. covert. smooth
faced cloths etc. with decorations OF fur. Astra.
khan, or braid, or the garment may be neatly IN.
ished with machine stitching.
To make this jacket for a woman Of medium size
will REQUIRE two yards OF ffty-four-inch material
The pa tern No 1881 Is cut in sizes for 81 81 s.
g. 10 and ~ inch bust measure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-07
nj R|BvnEZ
|)Un5HhE}9cjE:T?Y,

GOOD CHEER
Have you had n kindness SHOWN
Pass II on.
Twas not given for thee alone
Pass " on.
Let II travel down the years.
Let II wipe a,othsr's tears.
TIL In heaven the deed appears
Pass n On
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-07

Many club women planning to attend W. J.
Henderson's lecture on The Orchestra 10 be
given this afternoon at the Lyceum Theatre
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-07

President General Of tho T. s. s.-The Enclosed
verses from my pen appeared last summer In COL
mans Rural World" II they are worth whiie
would be glad to have you use them. Truly yours
FREDERICK o. SIBLEy.
Cooperstown. ~ Y.
BITrHELY SEEK THE LIGHT.
Call forth YOUR smiles and check your tears
Should hope grow , faint; vour fear,
Repcl with sunny thoughts your iears'
As would a saint:
stavc IN the night. keep day at hand
Have light around
Then Joy will ever mako tho land
With life abound.
Stir up the good. bring out the best:
Keep down the bad;
The mind will then be more at rest
And often glad.
Think not OF death with downcast eyes:
You have room .
In which such thoughts should always riso
To bring but gloom
Oh, blthe.y should you seek the light.
And shun the dark a..
You then may sing In tow'rng flight.
As does the lark.
Robert HILL OF No. le5 Kanawha-st. Charleston
W Va. write. that he will be glad to exchange
books and magazines with members. and that he
would like few correspondents, as he Is literal
"shut-in" having been unable to walk for eighteen
come Mr. Hill into the first society he
ioined" His name is on the roll: and T. s. s.
badge has been posted TO him. II he has pref
erence for any special style or literature. and VIII
make II known. the President-GeneraI Will try 10
send him what he wishes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-07

The womans University Club Will hold It's snnua
meeting this afternoon in the cubrooms. In Car.
nege Hall The meeting will DO preceded by a
luncheon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-07

L. NJ r. sent boxfu OF beautiful remem-
brances for the Sunshine members They are
among the prettiest articles yet received by the
society. "Berke!ey' sent a box OF dainty GRO,
chcted sachets. They are exceedingly pretty. and
ills is tho second supply that berkeley has con-
trhutcd the society.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-07

Mrs Henry Dormzer. Mrs. Emil Thclc Mrs
Ralph Trautman Mrs. Francis l. Stiebcl and Mrs
Francis StockingcI. wife OF tho Austro- ungarian
Consul General have issued invitations for recep-
ton this afternoon from until D O'Clock. AT No IL
East Thrtieth-st.. to meet Miss lrma komlosy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-07

Oh, bllthc!y should you seek the light.
And shun the dark
You then may sing In tow'ring night.
As does the lark.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-07

Mrs Sarah Cowell lie Moyne Will give a Brown
ing reading this evening at Miss Annie Browns
School.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-07

The annual election Of officers OF the Ladies'
Health Protective Association OF New-York will
be held this morning at 1890 o'clock In the Acad
third-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-07

The All Souls Universalist Woman's League will
hold It's monthly meeting this afternoon at 3
o'clock in the chapel. In South Tenth-st.. Brook
lyn Mrs. Eta Morse Huddcrs will speak on The
Relation of Food 10 Health"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-07

The Columbia University Extension lectures in
cooperation with Cooper Union. will begin this
evening. The lectures for December will be on
"Od Norseiand." and Will be given by Charles
Sprague- Smith.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-07

The Rainy Day Club will be entertained to-day
by the Woman's Literary Club OF Arlington, ~ J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-07

The women Of Calvary Presbyterian Church. No
II West One-hundred and sxteenth-st. Will open
three days fair this evening Refreshments will be
served, and fancy and useful articles sold.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-07

The Barnard Club Will give reception this
evening at the cubrooms TO Dean Emily James
Smith and the undergraduates OF Barnard College.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-07

Miss Marie Louise Burge will leisure this morning
at Hotel ST. George. Brooklyn. "Tennyson's In
MeruOriam"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-07

The Society for Political Study will hold It's regu-
lar weekly meeting this afternoon at No 22s West
FNty-eighth-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-07

Miss Marion Coppernoll will continue her course
OF lecture-rcadlngs this morning at the home OF
Mrs d. l. Wilson, No. lGi Rodney-st. Brooklyn
Her subject Is THE Early English Classics" She
will speak especially OF Smolletrs Humphrey
Clluker'' and Stcrne's "Tristram Shandy''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-14

Chicago NOV l3 (spcclaD-Whsat was Irregular, very
dul etrong for December weak Yer May aud STEADY -.
January. The incident was the Increased Anxiety VI -
ccmber shorts and the increase Of the December p'
A., cents he close The Inspection pepH 'i"
making II hard work elevator people 10 'u'" ~
Contract wheat They are blending and mixing and 'he'
having their wheat rejected. Outside Decs""'' s'''
W have been relying upon the elevator peo''r ~ '
,he fight for them. are getting nervous i"''' " -
some hint today tina; OK the elevator people W.
trying mako settlement. II Is less IMAM '',ee -
10 December ond less than weeks 10 the emu u
December Meanwhile the December bulls seem ~ INV
pretty good grip on the market Inc MAY -,
affected b. the expectation Of a oe"r'sh se. " ,,aI
MONDAY Ar increase o, over 1000 900 bushels p'eo'
IN the visible; there will be large worlds sHfe"'' CIV"
urfiatlv IN Increase on passage. May opened !" W,
cents sold between oo', and 30 cents an9 lac Ian
cents Tho las, price was Ssn, S cents Receipts
shoya iso c, sasnel, se 4s p %er 6 cars
M tho two Northwestern points against os4 ears seai
Chicago had III ca , asi s1 part Of the weakness,
probably due 70 that St ea ono bush
f' Scr Ts, was to I'D lover Paris about
Tnerr vas and rather easy corn marks d MAY
ncHcn,nr selling was feature and # expected there
viii be Of II neyi week Rereipts Terr n Sss we're
VIE: sauna cIcaTances we're al 900 bushels The
Ppns demand s2ao was Charters h1 80 ssre were 5000 bushels
Will western receipts looked small they are ahead OF
New York bcuxh a few for December clearance s
fo~ the tHcnty four Csl,"' bushels
~ wa a rather weak day. prices losing u to a rcn',
MAY soi 90. and ~. cent. ani clssel p t hi
l,1roni Receipts $50 with 40 cars esnhtel
,or Monday Charters 5000 bushels There Is
kelv h. DO Increased December ceiling In oats tor the
next week or =, -,
Provisions continued as slow they have been All ne
rch hardly enough trade to make market ForH ARG
and ribs ,aSt 20 cents. There were ltno hoss WIZ
600 Mordav and 10000 Tor next ycek
iI1r receipts this this point have been laoGo
p,riera arc evidently bearish Tho general expectation
Is thaf there will be considerable december selling.
On tho curb puts December wheat sold at a2'.
cents. calls" ~ cent?. Puts May wheat we're
So. cents: calls" po'.a0o. cents Puts. on DAcem
- corn Ne-A aG-,G2Gs "callr 26Nn26i1 cente
"rufs'' on Nay corn we're 29.g3o cents; calls ?ob
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-14
Saturday, November 13-p. m.

Trade receipts for the week show an encour-
aging condition Of affairs In the world OK ousi-
ness Bank clearings are as large as IN 'no
corresponding week in 1892. and nearly IL per
cent larger than at this time year ago. Hai'-
road earnings for the first week IN November arc
slightly larger than in the same period IN lo'-'
and about ~ per cent heavier than year ago.
The statement of exports OF wheat for the ten
months of the calendar year shows an increase
Of 152132S1 bushels over the same ten months
In 1896. while in value the increase ~ f-oofo,,
o56 OF corn exports the increase Is ot'ooo,o'-
bushels. or an increase In value OF Fif'I -'o'''
while The total exports OF breadstuns Tor Yen
months give an increase in value or s4S'o'~'oo''
The exports OF wheat last week. whie sish',y
,rdar those OF the week preceding were largely
IN excess OF any corresponding week IN the MS
torv OF the country. Despite all these ia'orao's
factors stock-market prices on the average af'
only slightly higher than year ago. anu soiii'
norsons are inclined to think that bottom prices
,,o,.a ,o, vet been reached. Unless there should
~. q dsvelopnent o. a most adverse nature. IL
ssems unlikely that advocates OF lower prices
viii for a long time 10 come. see NaIues DC ~"
as th. level reached last Monoay. ..,,
rodov's market was strong, ana TOT hsi
,o,tday fairly active The shorts covered anu
there was moderate buying by impauenu ou,,
I'M q
t,niiny nrospects and the whole railroad
list was higher on the expectation OF favors.
HE decision in the Nebraska maximum ra,e Sase
on Monday Burlington directors VIII aec'ale
a quarterly dividend next week. IL Is ilot eA
nscted that the rate will be increased this quar-
Ter but il is generally believed that the Ole
rectors will make statement indicating an N.
crease for the first quarter OF 1898 Inc coaiels
80 strorsr on wel.defined reports Of pro-
posed restoration in anthracite production. inc
marker closed firm. with prices at about the
best of the day. To-day's bank statement showed
n further accumulation Of funds at this centre.
rosh holdings Increased S1.33l 100. made up by
a gain in legal-tenders Of $6J0.sO0 and gam IN
specie OF S6SO300. Deposits Increased $ZVee
700. and loans increased Sl,2Sl ,lW. Inc result
serve Of $3.50 925 to $2l. 765 $50. against S23 JS-
Do ~ This time a year ago and 500 f0f,OoO In
1895. .,,
STOCKS to-day compared with the final figures
OF Yesterday, were As follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-14
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-Yoik. Novrmb r g. 1907.
REEVES Receipts. . cars. ~ !n hcad-.mlinlr dlf.'i
10 West Side saUgnteic.s Nothing doing in I've cattle"
f.elng generally steady Dressed bee; sWady At iGStc
rer y n poor - prime city dressed native sides" ~
change In cables Tho Caupauia carried Liverpool to-
i,G quarters. the Camhrou T. London '"i cattle; ''"
Michigan 80 cattle. The Guileo, % Hull - cattle AMI
,h. Grenada 90 the West lndief - sheep.
CALVES Receipts. - mead. making. with tho f'0tt
co,rei over y.s,efday t0ll - NJ head be soliGi
M jersey City - sNioth st. quiet. but generally
Dressed calves generally steady at yesterdays
gei,s ~ H. Hollis: - northern Canada calves III 10
average. AZ So ~. per 100 r.
Mcpber., e a.. Bu1sl, vcals. l3j 70 At 81 80
SHEEP AND I.AIfBS-k"ceipts, including Two
with tie stock carried over nom yescily total u 10
cars 10 b.. ,ol- o. at tty ana =. ~ SiNteth
sheep no better price Than yesterday. bat lambs
averaged sghs stronger tahcu, ils ears uns0lb Sjm
- ~ per TO- H.. i.cludlHg hiue BUNCH to ~
porter 81. good choice lambs ~ s. tuD 81 l2t!.
snies- Mcpherson Z. Co.. i3i canada lambs. IL
at s. 80 100 ~ II Buffalo sheep las IL. ~
r Judd 6 Co: 100 Virginia lambs, ~ 10 nj So SO; 81
Kentucky CO. 80 H. at - 40. 1872 Kentucky sheep l0l H.
q 81 IA
81 collins: ioi Indiana sheep II No. a. st37i,.
NcNton ~ co.: 10 west Nirf MIA sheep to importer,
IT, IL Hollis: 81 Northern Canada lambs 10 n, A.
50 I2iI q Noriheru canada ficep. NJ H. n 81 ~
Hume 4 muller: 2aG state lambs 20 TO- ~ 80 10: :.
state sheep. 1o3 H. NJ 81
r. HARRINGTON: loS state iambs :. ~ nj So. 10 stat,
sheep and lambs mlYeiJ. - H., ~ s.
JfoGs- Receipts. II ear . Sl2 head. ,ie Ia,, an
sid. Lower - Go1$3 - 100 NJ countrv drcq-ed
,.slly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-14

loo, v,s.kIv exports from both coasts footing up S
az .:pected had little effect the market 81
81 cash wheat shoat were az follows: 40 Du,u,b
oo,c" No hard Manitoba 81 o2ss. No Nortnsin ,n
9sIse: No Northern New-Ycrs s',sc; No 10 > hard
XeTy-York. 97Nc: No hard Kansas, pos To rorn
Tre-c but slow speculative movement. va ,o,ing
unchanged 10 &c net lower The curb ho"yec To- ~,
the sharp cet n'e ~
sJ orerlngs Lv traders VINO supported the ihfK'
during the Gables we're kf loW'i. anu
selling. both In local stocks au t 49,,
scheduled for Monday. iiilii cuip TX
on December corn were 81 &C. Exporters TOOK %i"" nus
N corn i-sc ove" December b Hhoa; qn.'i -
o irE-.rhe market 70. oats was e0udiN nuil NJ
Inc morning but closet sesdy at lse NO 'dNHhc. &
feature wa :Le heavy cleaIGnces yesterday 81 M1'p
t1sb ,,,aiiy rom %eiy-York and Ialtuore No cats
quoted 25q25he No oats a. %2 W rn rt,,e
2GT2ic..... RYF-Marhet steady; quoted. NO Mes,,n
Boo c I T. buffalo No Wostera, pc i.uH MAJ
go, RLIY-Ma-kc, steady: quoted. -S'sr. G - hu'-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-14
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New-Ynrl NnrAnoha. 1a 1

New-Yors. November 49, 1891
BEANS AND PEAS-Domestic white bear held
firmly under strong interior advices and 'air trade.
Red kidney in lieht demand and weak outsiae quo-
but steady. We quote: Beam bush
81 30 DO fair good. - oa$1 -; d1 medium choice
81 l7zns 20 % fair 20 good, 95cdSi TO- 10 I~a cIoce
81 cjDSl ON do far 20 good. ycmSl. do red kidney
choice. 81 eisu$ 3O do FAR good. SiQSi 49, Do whc
kidney choice. 81 %: DO black turtle coup 81 s2 do
aSl 32z green peas. hbs per hush. THE do bags 7
d. scotch. bbls. pc; do bags Soc.
HGTTEETbe market is closing fairly stead. on strIcfly
fancy fresh the supply Of which seee to L..
greater than needed FIR grades just shading f.ocy
Inferior qualities % creamery butte ie mar
raj State creamery IN fair supply and morally of unde.
sisbe quality state dairy quiet. Western Initiation
creancry IA light supply ana wanted Factory nrn SUI
.iy light AID .Cw grai's closely cleaned
fancy q factory held ctoyc present quo,-
ions without sales We quo,s tI~arier. Western
Onds. Ii1tsc State. best D.; DO rss I9N2lc do thirds
seconds 4GtSc state best. 22c rssts :9l2lc. do
thirds seconds. i4ulsc June creamery extras 9pi,c
Zoe: State dairy tubs roc fr
i5a1sc; Western imitation creamery l2g ne June
factory lllsai3iac: do fresh factory lidi2isc
portion OF Western held stock The supply OF strictly
choice fresh gathered is st light such We have
O fairly steady market AZ unchanged prices Under
grades 81 fresh continue dull Choice fal packed 70
f-Igers,ors being used 20 considerable extent bat
isosty from dealers own holdings. The demand
extremely duil and Of rregJ value there is
si strong pressure to sell carly packed refrigeraors
about previous quotations. We quote: Jersey and
Lsarby fancy per dozen, 25n2Gc. State and Pennsyl-
vana. 2Da23c Western. best re % fair good Ibl
:ic: inferior stock. case count IiQi2c dres ii6iIAc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-14
7 :
average. AZ So ~ per 100 u. 80. .
OTHER MAnKETs-nY T,rrGrApu

Chicago NOV i3-The cattle market was sto,1. 49,,
unchanged for day. The higher prices dur,r, ,,
week wefc due diminished receipts ana bs reunris
show plenty II cattle readv to ship reaction NAV l
looked for Extras - 0TSJ So choice steers S50X, u
fair beef steers .US4 30 common 81 I3nS 81 o.
and heferr 50 ousI IL Trade IN hogs slow prices
along and packers taking very important stand
The quality - tho receipts continues 10 improve and
ao1i heavy coming Fair choice
~ i3Q o. heavy packing :" 2Oas3 a.. common ~
Rigs e. sDut3 CO. culs siaS3 10 Sheep good
demand with prices unchanged. sheep oalabe az
s24S3 10 FOR The poorest naive W O. 81 2oNSJ flr Tho
selling 81 JOdSI -. mostly nf ~,
lgh az 81 10 The og shipping stock from TIE
ranges ~ TehI.y ended. The lambs ia demand ~
Iattlc 30 head. hogs. 1900. sheep. CCCl
Fast Pvrfai, %oy. I3.-Cattlc receipts were nh ron
signed through except few Old hend MARKET sraG,
Ji.ps Receip;s ia Market SLOW. Workers good 10
choice. - - ~. rouphF. common cool 81 70
81 go: pgs common choice, 81 G5utg 10 sheen spI
Ma ket about stea4, i.-,is
choice to cNla. - so 81 80; coils - 75F
s. - slcep choice Z, selected wetherr 81 CJu - ~
calls 10 common. s. 1898 %
East eerl. go; l;-,ai AL seaa' prme: 81 :sg
- Hogs very slow AMI lover. prime medium 81 Cj
81 20: best Workers and pgs 81 cog 81 -. heavy
81 6egs3 e5 roughs, g. 2:4sa 49, Sheep firm; choice
So 5ors7 >-'''
81. Louis. NOV. i3.-Cat,Ic steady: fsir to fsncy
natives. shipping and ~ 33usJ So dressed
and butchers scerg 80 idsi gockers sH feeders
81 250Sf 10; cows ana hrforF S21S. cl:lf.lg cows
81 10 - ~; butter s2ds3 90 AMI indian steers
etsss 81 1888 So fed. 81 ~: anl reeys SO 25G
{, 80; heayy i,a&a - sheer r,sSds native mIitess
81 5Oas4 -. cults bucks 81 1888 Is atock.rs 81 20
qs3 30 lambs 81 J0ts5 70.
Kansas CITY. Nov. 1s.cAtus unchanged Hogs wesk.yi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-14

FLOUR AND NEAl~-Busines. affected by the
usual l;hoosy duness and closed fairly steady with
out n tie price list SP; patents
cioteA at $685. 40; winter staghl 81 .JY$i ~; winter
rafeuts 5EsS5 % spring 2Das4 so No
vf...r 1Sa&i No = winter So 4Oq$3 co;
Yrsde 81 1881 buckwaeat foar. 81 40d$l 30.
RYE FIOrl-Dul salea 30 bills. ~ S3HS3 ~. lsttsr
CORSMaAtJ-itu.ct. k!ln-Os!ed 81 GtVSl 81.
tc; foe yellow. 1Oe; C29Gi, .FEEDSteacy.
20 o. ana % II. Water IN ouk, GtQCSc, spring bulk,
L5Gc: 700 b aiddlins bulk, 7c; rye feed, e2.nGJc;
c,ty feed zoe: komny chop Coo; Oilmea S:Ius24 30;
screenings 3}Q7Sc IN bulk buc.wheat erain. 3793ssc.
DRAIN Notwithstanding factors In he wheat
usri.n were 20 Irregular today that the market had
several sharp In b9;h directions during the
forenoon winding up officially win rather r-n under
tfne nc sc rot decline. llt;Cr May.
which received comparatively lscr support during lie fore
room IA. curb. however, prices :el ~
FOR )cceGir against JC.c, the rrspar Local seDti
r.et placed buish conjunction won edilr
Iadei I'd .reey with wheat causing overloaded
ket which lser became Instrumental Al The sharp curb
decline Cables lover sA5n expected ofrnns 1-GAd
OF Offset IN past b. eush reports fcn Russia.
where stu navigation points
OF Russian shipments
ouert added Interest IN Amer wheat
were not or cash wheat for export q
though ruinored that o. 40 coo sd
lux Sales reported otherwise consisted OF only a
b:sh No hard Duluth Ire Northwestern situation gave
added material bull argument n that
be IA ling oh, ana tfe lio4-al
nsn therefore a.ely 70 diminish in the near future
Todays arrivals 100 cars. against 6S4 cars last
the late morning rise the cash grain
Minneapolis. iniers huyng freely al sd~
vancing prices. far this week total purchases
~ SsvYosk and oU.ccrts have footed abcu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-14
EUROPEAN rINANcIAL MARKETS..

London Ncy l;.--,o;d Is quoted Buenos Ayres to-
day III -. at Lisbon. 46a.; at Rome los 70. The
amount OF bullion taken into the Bank OF England
balance to-day ivs0tp
D. m.-siocks--The market for American securities
opened nrmer continued ali day. Bulls
buy ers The close steady. with moderate demand.
consos FOR ii2 S-is tor the account 49, Ateh
l3is Canadian. S37 St. Pau, %; Illinois Central,
loSs; Louisville 6as.; Mexican Central Is. GSs.:
New York Central l0s,: Ers. 5'. Pennsylvania. 06h.
BENDING IL Erie preferred. 81. Mexican Ordinary.
IN. Money "a per The rate Of discount IN the
market Tor both short sn1 three months bills Is
- Ica27. per
Parts. Nov IL. y. m.--Threc per cent rentcs. 1903
francs ~ centimes FOR the account Exchange Lon
don - francs 1917 eentimes for checks. ~.
pfennings for checks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-14

THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

\aN-N ok. N0VeTIter lS. I'Jt
rgrTOS-Very discoMrasing public and private cables
lei - weak opening for Gotten and q decline Of to
points on ih- INST call The Liverpool cables were much
worse than looked FOR showing nst loss ot f-"fo-o'
According :, private ca5es the English cotton market was
6crloraizej paaicty condition as the result 81
increasing crop estimates. supported by heATy move
mon 4rhe Chronicle indicated that where not aiIealN
COMPLETED cotton picking had made so3i pogress through
out the and marketing had been free with fross
for sections. hut nowhere the Killing point
cables stated tia. cotton MAS being iofCeu
and teirs made az less than public qotsuon
rlere disposition abroad to disregard the recent
oull.h crop Washington Following the open
IN al further loss OF - points On some
pos. o-S way q adjustment after which there was
q % points on most rostions win thss
rcrl.et finally steady ne. loss o. - points an
of il5 roo bales NJ business was done In spot cot
-. At NerYo-k officially the market closed easy az
rchanged prices. m'GdiRg upants. SIC, mddng Gulf
6isc.
According TO The chronicle the statistical position