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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-06-26
IN THE SIXTH.

r. eMeMahon's tumble in the Miner half
and his single in the Wilkes Barre half
was all that transpired in the sixth,
A base on balls to Walters in the sew
-enth, wild pitch, Boards triple and
Bonner's single gave the Miners two
runs. Score, 7-2.
With one out in the ninth Gonding
walked to third on Goeckers double
and scored on Sholta's life. In detail:
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Ponies cou,dn,t Hit Hodson.

Springfield, Mass, June 25.-Hodson split
his pitching finger In the third inning Of
today's game but pluckily stuck to the
box and pitched the home team out with
six hits. The visitors solved McGin-
mis- easily in the last half. Score:
SPRINGFIELD,
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Observation-Disclosures.

Boston, June 8.-Hoffer pitched great
ball for Baltimore today up to the ninth
Inning. He then went completely TO
pieces. KlobendanE was relieved by
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-06-26

Lewis in the eighth. Attendance, 10000
Score: R.H.E.
Boston .............0 3 90 OF OIL 3-10 IL 3
Baltimore ........3 O105OO0 o. Q II 8
Batterics--Klobendan Lewis and Gan
eel; Hoffer and Bowerman Umpires-
Emslie and O'Day.
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Percentage Record.

Today's Games.
SCRANTON AT WILKES-BARRE.
SYRACUSE AT TORONTO.
.. ROCHESTER, AT BUFFALO.
PROVIDENCE AT SPRINGFIELD
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EASTERN LEAGUE
BASE BALL GAMES
The Bisons Increase Their Lead ln First
Place.
SCRANTON CONTINUES TO VII

Miners Took Another Fall Out of
WiIkes-Barre, but Didn't DO II
Easily --- Toronto, Buffalo and
Providence Were the Other winners
Yesterdays games materially affect
the standing of Springfield, Scranton
and Toronto, as the three are brought
into a bunch around third place and
in the order named.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-27
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

K
rrryEs-R.ceip,- 100 cars, or l. all head. - 20
b. exported md IS cars direct to local saasn,ecrs a1d 10
Tor me market, making with 1e cattle already IN
tho ,al,l. a total u 20 bc sold-all at Jersey
cry sl,w tor fte~r- with all grades selling at weak
ouEh e4.eeT ses IN ,[ n9l @He to @
'oa Al - SIs, ger 100 Io 'ag' ana 3 o5
s. % bss..G so @' .;t.15 az sas Per ot poor
Eyelpooil quoted American loSGi1se sL.',.i
Wight re- AZ N 9e sspis g' % TOT PSG ST
,as Laeana Tor IiyeToo WI take on, lt1 guaTsIs
CATH, and 2ii6 quarters sehwarTschi sulIberger
ea 30 :. Gf II, & o in. !sS AsS@2 "a w fG,
4 Co and iea had Tor J Hathaway Ani tho colorado
e., H , is s G s ,f N. .se pS cs l anS
quartz, o, i~-i all sor por:, Of Gfsa, Britain.
.y sfs9',Tss yr S3,'i fi; *: is''.; ~
DO 100 N s. 80 =, Do lai7 10 at 81 30 is u.s., o. i9os
=. 7f aG 3 ,S s. :. 8 60 ss~. g sss S 80
SY9 a. y s ; s ' s !, !, a. 81. g H. s s
s575 is g. 1878 n a, s. IS yirsinIa oxen, e.3 y
go q 90 so r at 'sa'' is do S47 10 at 'c IS
Msr,sa 100 70 i; ,a g. iS g;
3D. lool ~ 81 20: do SOC n. at s. 30, do. $50 10
j. sharnb~rg & son: nlnoi. 1880 n, s.; SO
sanders; 70 nln?. s ,cs 1873 r. at s4S 10 DO
s,ags tnisedj i2a NJ a, s. 30. bull zoo 10 at 50, /
' 500 SOM S at & sa TO- 500 oa sso s. a. So u
go n. at 81 10. do. 500 n. at 81 So II do
i ,@,l. -; & =, 90 n at 80 10: cows SO ~
HON, at s25ssoG each caIt Included Feeling seneray
CA.vEs-Reoeip,s Io4 head. .5 direct and iie to b.
fully steady for veals. quality considered while other
calves sold generally stronger. The rens were fully
sa goo sa a. % PfT at a0 lc
ilac per n country dressed very dull at 7alcc dressed
sae.--Hume Mullen: : veais. III n average at SO
per 100 n; II srasserT, al 70. at 81 90
at "a o. 9 d. 200 y's al 81, ~ |, sa at G 90 2
Newton Co: veals, i4s n. at 81 80: do los 10.
Mcpherson & Co.; veas 10. n. at SO; 1 eraser.
s Judd / Co: 2 veals 40 n. at 81 80: srassers
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts, Including cars dircc,
10 butchers. were II cars. or 273s head. making with
There little change in prices from Wednes-
oak 3g the and grades Of sheep
unsold at the finish. Poor very prime sheep at
Is5 per 100 ~ s 70 Cso.. lamb, at ,5ss
avsss at . g per 100 en- l5 %f d :. 70
81 s5 80 Ohio sheep III 10 at 81 TO- 220 western do
50 m at l2h Virginia do. ITO 10. at 81: State do.
Mcpherson & Co.; 2o7 Canada lambs 81 10 at 50 90:
170 Buffalo sheep. lOI u. at 81 10.
Hume Mullen: OK State lambs, 80 ~ at 50; Is3
Pennsylvania do. 10 10. at s. SIN.
II. H. Hollis: 100 State lambs 81 N, at IS SIN.
HoGs-Receips. - cars. or FPS head; about cars
sas p% Sn1 caste: "a 50 S S 90 per 100 NJ
Saies-S. Judd & Co: Late Wednesday 40 State hogs
s3 10 average at 81 per 100 No. 3s Ohio do las ID. at
II. II. Hollis: Late Wednesday. rs "roasters." 81 9,
each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-27
Total receipts at the ports this week. ooupaTed WI,
fha corresnondin9 totals year, and 1870
ro,.,. 1892 800. es5 aOsO83 lo485s


Secretary Hester Of the New Orleans Cotton Exchange
makes The Movement Of eS 6Sas T0 PoF 2eep
bales agans, $50 last year ESQ e42 IN 1895 and md
r. 8 sx'I sss y: to s $50 in
2 bales 1894 interior s.9Sks in excess Of os SEPTEMBER ,se
ind s' sSso Sa sse ssf IN
SSS , last S,5 sS9 su4 II
s sa to date 1880 bales. against l5s@i last
@ e. 4 SSass, III a.: .s gss .s
sx days Of 900 76s bales as9n. 4os $50 ssi
Comparisons in these reports made up to Sorrespond
ng date year. before last and in 1904 and not
axe s days Of the season 90 days be
fore lag. sd Of days in 1894 against only 81 days this
s's sass ssar:s .SscpeG
he calf this morning when the market opened ou.
S SSSn.a Ws o e: Sssa
Ing the call ana by noon sss xs nae ppG on Covering
helped by investment huying on the reaction theory
sispacsncs stock; and R.osRes;,ys lsss,
ruled Moderately active without importent new feature
Tss Sssa.s sSs,
ana HAT Hsnca large
IN better shape This feature had the support OF
LOW Ia ss rsssy y R2 m
sscn b %af9s the sd s
pean coffee markets which were all higher. Buying.
movement Of supplies Rio and Santos todsys cables
reporting 40 bags The Hamburg market closed at
net gain Of 1Qlh pfg on wednssdsys figures and the
Havre market closed advance OF l4l4 francs
on Wednesdays closing figures and gave considerable
suprort 10 the market but In View o! the
sunrltes speculation confident, although the
saont OF Investment buying showed better proportion
the volume OF business than here for
some time past The market for spot Brazilian coffee
without activity closing the basis OF
wednesds,'s final ngures8hc for No Rio invoice lots
and enc for 3obbing parcels sale Of 900 bass No
fo WAS reported enc. Mid cofees ruled noninally
stes6ier with attention Of buyers. however confined
ohefv 10 small parcels and actual Improvement being
seen In prices. -. .,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-27
OTHER MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH

Chicago. Nov 2G-Cnttle-Receips were large for Fri
day. but cattle have been all the week that good
lots sold steady prices Otherwise trade and
prices unsatisfactory for sellers Choice beeves
10 sold between - T0aS5 so with
grades bringing 81 s0GS4 as Suckers
fair demand at prise ranging from s2as3 40 Tor
81 80 tho grade Western sold So 500
81 4o In hogs packers acted indlrereny and managed
to buy their supplies about sc lower Thursdays advance
81 80 bulk the hogs selling 81 30gS3 As. while
pigs largely 81 i0df3 90 Arrivals OF sheep and
lambs sold satisfactorily In most cases. though their
neeces Sheep at 81 os3 for the poorest up
81 50aA SIS for the best hocks Fed Westerns sold at
81 eoaS4 60 Yearngs sold up to S. and prime wethers
brought - rs sale made OF 100 ewes aver
aging 1913 n. al 81 90 Lambs sold at sass So Re
celpts-Cat,le $500 head: hogs 81 600; sheep. 5000
East Buffalo, Nov. 26-Catte-Receipts 2 cars OF sale
stock: market about steady Hoss-Receipts, - cars
ToasS ss6 $ sss
choice 50 G0qk3 05 Sheep and lambs-Reccpts rs carr.
market fairly active Lambs. choice to extra s. 651
81 So cus common, 81 65as3 25 sheep-Choice TO Sc
East Liberty. Nov 26.-Catte steady; prime, 81 500
81 co. common, SO 25at3 90; bulls stays cows SD
SO S. Hogs fairly active prime assorted mediums 81 90
asa e5; best Workers and pigs SO co. common fair
grades 81 oogt3 SO; heavy hogs SO ooqt3 So roushs
g 5ogs3 rs Sheep Glow choice. s. ooast 70; common,
81 6Oas5 40: veal calves. 81 bods7
st. Louis, Nov 28,-Cate steady; fair to fancy native
shipping and export steers s. sas5 beef and
oS.r ass s' s 81 Hsss cows s ana ' so
81 1885, 90: Texas and Indian steers s3ds3 s
fed. 81 25: cows and heiers ~ 10aS3 % Hogs shade
lower light. 81 35as3 IS: mixed. 81 2oas3 Is; heavy
"a 4ogs3 80 shseP-strons, native muttons $685. 3D.
Kansas City. Mo. Nov 2s--Cattls steady. Hogs weak
10 THO iower heavies 80 1888 IS, packers % 69ss %
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chiefly seoureds and they sold at hardening rates The
showed spirit Better greases maintain late rates
but inferior and faulty stock sold par to DER cen;
lower. Crossbred spes slightly lower ana r,,oS
In buyers favor The American representative have
bought moderately their purchases to-day and
being placed at 800 bales Following the sales In
detail Nv ''S' ="
New South wales-4.0so bales; secured sdals "a:
greasy 5isQl0d S-' ~
5hI0d $3.50 s'-'''
South Austraa-209 bales: secured, SID; greasy Gun
Ind. 'S'' viz
Tasmania-116 bales; greasy. sizGod.
New-Zealand-3731 bales; secured 5&ddis "a greasv
So gsd
Spanish-135 bales: greasy 4G4hd.
Nicorial4 3S bales: secured. 0hdq1s Cd: greasy 81
col v"
The offerings to-day aggregated bales and Of hi.
number ZOO withdrawn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-27
CASH QUOTATIONS.
EXPORTS TODAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New-Yorl

New-YOrk November %u' Io'I
CoTToN-The variations in cotton today were e@cep
,onajlv narrow and the volume business Was eASep
tonalIy small Opening steady, with prices unenansT
point lower subsequent course OF prices s 49,,
the lowest interval OF the market net loss OF 200 po
Tho market finally firm az net suvace 9 81
as compared with Wednesday coslnB Lsu ",
o,aI sales future deliveries reached only gooO oaee ~
the day and i52 bales for the week Ihe oi
so, cotton closed quiet unchanged prices whout
actions except COO bales contract Total SAFES i1F e
yasS 1903 tales Including 800 bales spinning ana Z
SaIes contract Mddng uplands lo-loc nhdaIIns gun
Lid against year ll-0c and lS-!oc lespestae
The influences to-day's market Were oAShP
pointing cables large daily average movement in
~ snecutve support apathy the part OF spot
ond low nrc.s Tor print cloths. on the other hand sehs
was checked by fall In the temperature over me Co
We: nreSrons ~ smaller movement, fears that the
snture market had been oyersod steader S9Ghen spo
sud somcghat better advlces from Fail ttNer ds
~ S ou,iok Tor Goods The Indifference Of investors and
sha snecua.Iye public Indicated by the tact shat te
market has for the entire week worheo "''hn '@"o'
of not moro than 10 points.
1-ha of prices follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-27
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Nov. 20 tspeciaD Was more Jump 10
the whea, marks, than there has been IN "'o''" ~
advancs OF cents In December and ~. cents IN may
r.c.m,>r touched 81 and closed at o9 cents May soa
n, Ola and 03l, and closed Mt V3s cents u WIS
not IN. work OF the bull pool That Interest did not s1e
se, al all to-day except TO stop the December ADVANCE
after Il got under IT, OF COURSE does not "nh I"
%. Tho December far enough over the DSGrn
oiny wa. on the part OF December shorts who had be-
come trsd Of ,heir risk IN" c,o~a ne with the Suyns
tnt that Of was only guesswotk Inc cOn,
% %9n ana psy Mmlne Bodman an.
Logan From 81 Tor psce"S,T do%n 20 but W. wee ssS
Ink the price rather than making any Effort to ell ~ L.
s, s@t W. c,r. inquiry NeSYor reporting thirty
loads ro MTsgkee ,., ten G Sess ana western
bu, i, was no, popular did not receive much con
1 RsS.pi ssan. az e 900 bushels: 1872
Nohws 1san, S'' Ts. PRICE gt ees rren, etop
T:A s,s tina, s.pG sss Up . there Ore
W, stu, available FOR export 100 900 900 bushels
The ana Kansas estimated n. "n,sr
% %S.p' az s['s sn as r " Ss' Hs
SS SSnS Ssre w w at he price
one Tine The Exports r ar FOR s2n coasts Tor
Corn nrm but slow tn. day was given over 70
aaG' Ss,h T Pcs. at the
wini-up showed gt advance over laet Wednesaay
soaI cent?. bes.mb.r Of q. day wa, at 4ss ais,
Receipt: y.y 'Ss Was s' w hsneG
hoard elearances were 2es bushels New-York claimed
that ninety loads had been worked for export Cearances
were Q 500 bushels FOR fve days. 49,
market precisely IKE the corn eTery' T
Dscember discount widcned 10 ~ cents May sold nj
22, and at 22s cents. and closed at 22td22n cents
De.,n. uerc All cars with 700 estimated for sat
raay seaboard cieernnces 227 900 bushels Allen
Grier DID most Of the changing se'ns peee"oe' anu
buying May. -, -. 49, -. s.,,
o aM sa mo. 81 Te Tsni lard ~ cents RIBS
closed where they did Wednesday, It vas changing
market with the selling January. CNdnhy Gov
cred soms December shorts decrease is predicted
In a,ocks here December decrease In lard OF almost
20 90 tlerces There 81 900 hogs. with 22OO est-
mated for Saturday. . ..,,
on tho curb 'puts'' May wheat closed at 02S cents
''cals" 9iis cents. Puts on May corn were ga
con
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-27


81. 1fR 'ssi'fS
s sas., '' sad ,s: ss .is but hemp ~a s
RRs e.. H.. .hlpnssSi n dpaSs ,rss.l. saa
quality SIZE ju,e butts mixing isc: jute butts bag bag
TSs, sS ssn. to m at
lows California i7siso; Ma,smGTas il bond, icsisHe;
::.s,.s e ssiS
iO4c sevaniila, lie; Texas, i2c; Maamoras 2c Wet
rs they n 9oPd SSSms city
side brands s9sAs: bulls s.assas cows, s5geao;
LEATHER-The market ruled steady, with a fair do
the other hand. we're disposed move eonserystivey
s:. T.Ha asD sen s nsss f
seconds isa2oc thirds l7heisAe acid a5,t selection.
siaais heavy 2sssoo .sconds sia$se
sisssS
s5S SS$Se;; Texas. oak sole 22s2ec. '"' ''''"'
1 9. &: Sf h saR'
snsa5S SS ts9: s go tons m.es Pm
Closed with spot 70 December at $40 s@sio So Lsndon
80 tons spo; and tons futures market arm
q ~ nSon dull Closed S's at rs e q oT spot &
closed with dull and common quoted at 50 IS sellers
and desiverized at 50 % sellers .SPELTER-Close
dull with spot to December at 80 s5q4 o.. London
closed with spot IFS Is Sd 81 Louis al
81 so .IRONCIoeed dull with spot December at
so sOQs6 90. Glasgow closed 45s ID Middlesboro
closed 40s ID.
MoLAssEs AND sYRUPs--There was a firm marke,
moasees. with prices unchanged. NewOrleans also
hr1n. Syrups steady but active Glucose
steady At former prices ~ degrees at 81 So Prices
fair. 1346c good. l7QIsc; prime l9a2lc New-Oreans
open kettle common, 2aa24c; fair 24925c good PEG
syrups common SOILS; fair. I2aiac; good. i4&l5c
NAVAL sToRES-stock-Rosin, $3.50 beis; spirits
turpentine 17i2 bols; $40 bblA Spirits turenn
a; Savannah Rosin ruled steady. Tar and pitch wer.
oil barrels 50 e74; pitch 81 IS; tuIpentns
machines, S2nQ33c; resin common TO good etnined.
s7S 81 s.: NJ 81 o0: N 81 sSGsa 20; W G. & Is;
OCEAN FREioHTs-TAe market for berth fre,shts
was nrm with fair business doing. although somewhat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-27
ETHIOPIAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool. Nov. 90. 8:4t p m;-EHchanSe-Whent-
Spot. American mixed steady as a'.d futures steady
SS1 Tlour~st Louis fancy winter steady los. Hops
at London CPacinc COAST steady a iosto ps.t-Estra
" Pr. mess nne Western firm. AIS Sd: prime mess
medium Western steady. ass. Hams-short cut "a to
~ N .,.adv 3os Bacon Cumberland cut % TO 30 No.
dull sos sSort rib 20 to .. No. steady. sSs long clear
heavy 40 to IS No. dun 35. short clear backs 10 TO
Is NJ easy sos Cd clear bellies. ~ to Il 10 steady a6s
1s au r. a IS !. n STEADY
wh,ts and coored dull 42s al. Taow-Prime city nrm
tss Cottonseed oil-Liverpooi refined dull. las "a
Turpenne-Spirits hrm. 2+s Sd. Rosn-common steaoy'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-27
u CONTRACT prices follows:

Price Mccormick Cos cotton letter OF ms AMEN
noon seem inclined TO anticipate any further decline
in values The situation at present Is sni 1871 " II
.ouowine t,e elimination Of the declne OF lSe'.
ssneraliy Acknowledged that cotton 10 vey Cneap u
mai any concerted movement 70 restrc, he aniIa1
er1eaSs viii be likely find reflection In
improyement in values. southeTn spot marKe., , ne
5iing ouoted were follows New orleans V..sS'
saies 900 bales Mobile quiet 3-loc saes 90, 90 go
Savannah quiet o% ,iSo d %ini3esn sesay 5s.c
iiSc ADVANCE Norfolk steady 6.c sales SG saIe:
pattrnors nominal 5Ac Augusta STEADY
ss SaI.s ST Louis quiet o-l6c: sales. tg eaIes;
Cotton Exchange special Liverpoo esDeS sp 900
BALES American 1900 receipts 1000 Ams ssss AZ last
mddnS u1 gpisnc Closed quiet S decline as
Compared with wednesdays close Janna n- s0qss
SpriloMay 3iOxb: MayJune a12s y9ns'NS9 v1.nobey
Juy-Ausas 9i4s August-septsnDef S.yU January
SSnstS Manchester-Ysrns quiet; cloths ouieI ,.or
Srhs movement OF cotton Liverpool during INC
.ndine today compared with previous weeks "as a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-27
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston, Nov. 2e-"The Boston Commercial Buletn''
will say OF the wool market: The market
has ruled more active Most q the wool sold was
age Port Philip at 3c and 32lsc but 1000 10
were Geelongs at SAC and 39c Australian about
lc the secured pound and all domestics above blood
have rallied slightly from the reaction nrmer
tone OF foreign and the winter
responsible for the improved condition the
market The sales OF the week are 2s3 900 n domestic
and $50 foreign. against 948 600 10 domestic
7s5 900 10 foreign last week and 4s3 n domestic
and 7o2 900 10 foreign for the week last year
The sales 10 show increase OF 90 10000 N
nestle and 1875 1873 200 n foreign from the sales 10 the
same date 1906 The receipts 10 date show increase
on I27 961 bales domestic and 330529 bales foreign"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-27
sourHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Augusta Nov. 28-cot,on steady: middling; I-loo'
low mddns s.eS net receipts 49,; HSas % ia isSS
shIpments II. GAG: sales. 2.IOS. r.,-.. a. "a,
dalvsston NOT 28.-Cotton-Holday. Receipts 10 ~
bales. exports Great britain 10 03e eoastwse Duo
socL 90 500 Weeky-Ne receipts. l02 Oo2 bales gross
io2 cGG exports Great Britain se0Is 10 the Cont
.n, ~ T2o coastwise $685. sales 1890 spnners 100
Norfolk Nov. 2S-Coton steady; mtddiins, onei 10y 10Y
middine Lie: good ordinary 4Hs receipts t .Ssf
@eesyHReccip. a. 7ol bales exports to the Continent
400 coastwise, 2A7ll; sales. +,o72 ~ .,. -,
Saynnnnh Nov 26.-Cotton quiet mddlng 6%c; low
middlng 1916; receipts l0lo bales exports coast
,.s. 1ha. sales lOO stock f27 ri WeeklyRecepts.
90 5is bales exports Continent 2ooss coastwse
Ssw,-Or.ans Nov 2s-Cet,on steady; middlins. Sac
low middlng io-lec good ordinary 1Hc net receipts
~ oas bales: gross i2200: exports 10 Great Britain
asos; to tn. tontin.nt eoas,w:s ai2 sales sales
gross ISSpT exports Great Britain 81 $685. 70 France.
$500: 10 Continent 20oi3 coastwiss 1913 sales
N.758.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-27

GOOD average Santos 1890: receipts 2a0O0 bass stock
I4o 900 bags Hamburg-Cohee market opened ~ pig /
higher Wednesdays close; closed lhgl. pg hsher
,hsn Wednesdays close: sales, c3,UO bags fiavTe-
Coffec market opened franc higher than Wednesdays
close Al IL n franc higher to-days opening
At 8 p. m. steady. AVtt franc higher; closed lYl'.
higher 2i.OOO bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-27

81 g 81 a s' sheep 2 f S lambs s. oS
THE STATE OF TRADE.
hrer spot and month So Dec EN- aiaS S9g
siosf sales. xhsa! b. sam gns;
s ana month do ss g s!ass
E ssa Or G% 81 os
bush Southern whit! s cor w,s $685. 2eS az
Sc 's @asS 90 o?,' sS Nc TSs
No nearby Sac No Western 5+c BID stock 2 aroS
Freight. rm steam to Liverpool per bush a. Pessmeeri
J f9s 9[ ot sugar steady
fancy creamery 2a imitation i7a,sc Do 5ade 1g
s lef f fresh '' sc cs 90
s %A 81 q u %in"% do a
8, P g, s., To and 21 .idsS. n% ,S5
NEAL ar NJ 7aa o aRS T Gs No S3Fs
m Am s9'::fs ss y 80 Tf's
a aGaT $40 Sslde 5gcc lHmts nrm % ssS%
:ss2 S 2 nP SSa. E:S
Rag . .ss No P2y aGe 4so
SSca winter and n5T ~ No 5 Ss &c
% ys lev s s62a No ysS6Tr ms
asc; No white Csc; No mixed 24c; No mixed -"c'
cn,e.xo Nov 2o-The leading futures ranged as fol-
Wheat. No. 2; Opening. Highest Lowest c'osss
S:Ss%ssf ssS 49,. SSfs 81
Corn. No. o. al,
S:::$s;; .,, g. ssss5 81 .,.os;s
Oats No. 2:
Re- R;;:nosr s s' sssas$ ssGssss
Mess pork. per bbl
e; g|Es Il Il. E III: Il
Lard, per 100 10:
s &; H.. Il: t. :EE3}}s IT, IT,
Short ribs, per 100 70;
S e: @ ~ .s5 ~: H. H..
gs2s9o, tGl0ws rous sG ara N 20 s'r rsd
SG,e ea. e so Me S5'S$
s IS 81 :nJ PORK iJ ger . s
o5 5SSs s. ,a TO- ,s.ader. 6cssd agS.
R n1@% Produce :oh1nss .9&sy the
p saia. Chess. aue, at sasac Eggs nrm fresh sc
9rSu, SSs' tsny r.. $ goo s9e a s9
Bacon ' ..,ay L'a ?o' wst Is . apS FIJI
Wu,;er easy Sugar quiet steady; hard refined ~ O3g
SIS Eesa steady. iOhc Cheese hrm; good to prime
ohio fat, eae'ic.
milwaukee. Nov 2ows.a, higher No h,l NSr'4 nss
iccted, No ., li9+2c. sample 24aioc
| Minneapolis Nov. 2G.-whcat firm. November oSe;
December. oiSc. May. eo.aeo.c; No l hard e3,
s 49, .: .sSoGd c,s Rasn. eSss Ts' " ''
Philadelphia Nov. 28.-wheat nrm, isc higher: con
] (,,rp Arm No
ana pec-mber s2sa22.c January and February; nom,
raj oats nrm No white November. Decemher' jan, jan
T.y and cT Tsgny $50, Do pen % and
pns % higher i fresh sDa n s.aH R s9
CITY prime IN hhds s.c country do IN bbl. ave- DARK
Do &C. cakes ave srease 2Nc hrs pouItsE srS,I
ers sqSc; turkeys 98lOc: ducks and geese. Sgec
pressed poultry quie, bu, fairly steady: fowls ehoSe
sas Do FAR % Sod .g ana .e.ed do gsc tur
kr,B choice isgi+c; do fair to good ealle' dueNs
qlOc
St Louis Nov AFiour hish.r n sym,p.sny ., rsth
s,GSt * medium 81 Oat3 Is. wheat-spot higher No
red cash. elevator ssc track eonssSc 20 Co-nspo
sas So; D .:S se @os bay asse May
~h: ss2.s, Rs': s, sss 81 2it iii. May May
Tn',s, steady, creamery isa2'1c; dairy. HAS Esss
higher lie whl,key 81 10 Pork steady; standard mess
oSbnr ?ess % Lard higher prime ,,, :''s ,ncr, ~ sea
ssI2, ass Is ribs IS Doas5 e2 shorts IS eshGS o.
Drv ,ait m-ats-RoIei shoulders - l2h extra SPOT
clear 81 1904 s7h; ribs - l2nSsoZ' % 'n0r"' "
Toledo Nov 2a-whe,t hisher and nrn; no 2r dssa
oec December e0"c; Corn dull ana nm sdto Ry.
GU Su .,"asy. prime cash 50 sT4. OIL unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-27
THE STATE OF TRADE.

mixed a. 25as3 49, light 50 2Oas3 80: Workers IS SOC
81 Is: pigs So O5Gs3 80 sheep firm; lambs, ~ 'ouso
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-27

luo-Cottee market inactive; No Rio, 'sooo exchange
3l1d receipts. 1870 bass; cleared for the United
states OOO Dags cleared for Europe 900 bags: Stock
$4,000 bags.
The statistical position OF Brazil coffee 10 follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-27
LONDON WOOL SALES.

LONDON WOOL SALES.
London Nov 2a-The second day of the wool sales
opened with full attendance Of buyers Competition
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-27

DvERTIsEMENTs and subscriptions fos 81 Ih nroadwsy
"a door north OF until O'Clock p M rssuiss
ments received the following oIancn 9 shs shave
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West ives
wss, td-st near 6sys ss Ea ,;s t tSs
between 7e,h and 7Ith sts 02s 3d-ays
Ct 7os ist-ave s0th.s so Sd.sSs neaa aces a.
AVE- go East 7sth-st. 1.e2t Sd-svs; ReoS so~~ ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-27
WHITE STAR LINE.
FRENCH LINE.
C,ONpAGNIE GENERALE Transatlantique.

~ DIRECT LINE TO HAyRE E FRANCE.
r ,p1ar No ~ North River. Morton Street. -
"a champasne Nov. q La Gascosne .''.''Dee' 20
Ia uaPas Dec Ala Normandie. ....Dec y
La Bpetssne Dec. Il La champasne nvo Ian.
onsi Asency Tor &. s. Can. Bowling Green. NJ 1s
ct Wcstsrn Agency. II Dearborn-st ST., Chicago