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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-01-14
PIANO TUNING.

Director Eruwcr'- Band and prhe>-
ira. Music for all occasions.
Leave ORDER siih N. R. Buruitt
or NJ the Ardmnritc uuicc.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-01-14

ARDMoRE, THURSDAY, JAN. IA.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-01-14

Amounting To thousands ol dollars and
all will be sold at auction 10 the highest
bidder. Sale begins
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-01-14

In the United States Court. Southern
District, Indian Territory, a; Pauls
Valley.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-01-14

AZ p. m. and ?. 10. And continue
from LAY - Gay az the same hou.- until
the entire stock Is sold out. Everything
will Ice guaranteed. same as private sale.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-09
EXPORTS LAST WEEK.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

York, November $, 1897.
COTTON-The OF the cotton market to-day was
distinct disappointment 20 considerable ana gCWHs Odss
OF traders who disposed TO take more rose
coored situation based on the argument ta'
there has over-discountng OF bearsh pressts
already the exceptionally low price. ms morning,
points and before day showed an additional
loss points sold down TO 5t2c
lowest figure in two Years and witnln
lowest price in the history Of cotton statistics
The weakness Of the market directly the result, Of
overwhelming eceips at Interior points
well Of deluge Of at the ports tomorrow IN
addition this pressure the English cotton market IN
stead OF furnish.g lookei-for support closed at net
loss OF li,T2 points while reports from manufacturing
NeW-Ensland also unsatisfaciory IL
rumored that sheetincs had been materially reduced
Orders from the South were for selling cotton
and LIQUIDATION became general including actNe sell
ing English There not much selling
BY the low prices ntim!dating them 10
some the prudent 10 cover There
buying however for investment account on Ine
!ou-price theory accepting Neil estimate Of 050CO
baes poss be not forb!dding much higher price
with reasonable activity on the part OF Amer
and European spinners and fair revival or spru
Tor very heavy and the general move
rent and prospective points 70 rther depression
in absence OF some bush impulse Certain care
ful houses advising their constituents that
rnent in cotton: responses show tmidty and the
volume much increased by operations on
The market c,csed easy at net
loss OF points Total sales 1890 bales Spot cot
Gulf exc sales 1872 bales. including 1872 bales spinning
and bales Southern spot markets (middng
quoted follows: New-Oreans quiet. $50; sales
5000 bales Mobile quiet. 5i.c. savannah quiet and
easy 3-l6c: sales 500 bales. Charleston dull and nom
mai. SIC. Wilmington steady. slice Norfolk quiet.
$40. Lie decne sales 2l49 bales Baltimore nominal
IA bales St. Louis quiet 7lec; sales 400 bales.
The prices follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-09

D SoY ow w dIs s
were act offered very esy Prices ruled as fSows
Sts ss' q Ss9 . ana @
3 So Gs % s. s. 4h lux Of the ass
were 81 ic0 - 90 Prices ruled strong for logs an
greater part Of the hogs crossed scales at Sasa 10
a s 8 @ selling s. sdS % Sa ss ss;
sold close together and pics sold chiefly at 50 +ogs5 g.
%ss saS sas Slim Hq there S 81
sSSa de%ad @ Sesp na G nh o3 and h
s. 80 or pr.s na,yss wee Western 5 gScs,
Tor lambs ' and 50 s@s. for sheep Receipts Cattle
East ngralo. NJ s1,caue-Recepts. 1870 cars in
good inquiry for all grades prices about steady
mich o and spnge E,rG were fair ad p
veals and calves Receipts about $50 head with good
ones stronger and others steady Choice finished export
$50 coarse roughs s4gs4 49, green steers So s5qss iS
ss%e .Ss sais 10 goa so s9sa %ssa
% s. bulls So stock 100 S CARS. 81 ass
qury and prices lcc higher the latter for pigs
P5S S. m s. & Ssavy sSs
g 81 roughs 81 29as3 so stays 81 .5as3 25 pigs 50 259
cars from canada fair demand Tor best handy Fat lambs
but hsa d lots were t show Of . sae and sheep m
lambs choice ezra s. !5s5 s. fair to good IS 5cs
sSs s. soas mixed 81 2Sss4 %: exports s. 1884 So
ST. Louis Sow s-cat,le steady; fair to fancy native
shipping and export S, 3ja$ 2 dressed beef
butchers steers S. 75qsi 10. under 1000 So 6OaS4 3d.
and feeders 50 59ast TO- cows and hsfers SEA
81 canning 81 7Oqx2 60 Texas and Indian
sSas4; and heifers 81 0Qs3 80 Hogs sc higher;
light So 6og$3 TO- mixed SO 4o4S3 7o heavy, So 70g$3 rs
sheep strong native mutons, So 25lSi %
feeders 81 IOqs2 3d. cus and bucks $aS3 lambs SIS 5Og
s. 80
Kansas City Nc. Nov s.-Cat,ie-Best steady others
strong Sc higher heavies SO 35a$3 5Il1:
packers So 35a$3 So mixed So 1898 GA Workers
s3 62la pigs So 35as3 %. Sheep firm; lambs So 5O4
s. CO.
East Liberty. Nov. s.Catte weak prime 81 sOas4 90:
common. S3aS3 So feeders. Siq$i so Hogs active and
lower best medium weights. SO OOQS3 95: best Workers.
and pigs. SO sja<3 90: TO fair Workers. ~ s01
SO -; heavy hogs SO sOqS 90: rough. Sc 50g$3 IS.
sheep steady and unchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-09
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Nov S (spec!aO.-lt was bear day In wheat
very large Western receipts There were liberal seapoasu
ciearances 100000 bushels. That was practieaH '"e
only help the longs had. Liverpool was OF lSd u isn
The worlds shipments were 02iIO0 bushes, against
3yo Oo bushels the previous and s3'ooo oushes
nst wear There much larger increase III 'lc
than expected 2OI2OUO bushels. The on
uent Increased l2-O.OOO bushes. There "ts
crease in the English visible. 6lU0O bushels a -, ne.'
large increase locked for In the world Nls.oe ~ ~,
day 5000 bushels. There were rams SEN any ", ~.
favorable Minneapolis and Duluth had loos cais H ma
Dl3 A year ago. there were III cars; asu't 80
M primary points there lsO'opo pusnels 800
against 90. bushels last year ihua shPP1u
thing the first time week. 2i2Up bushes,
nriyate cables said that Argentina oHeFhss We
Inc and that the English weakness was on t annnat
ar.ann, nrnsnecs The trade was small Prices opheu
80 ,m,s and closed under The bull pool seems 20 De
merely acting on the defensive Inc TAX rom w, ~ ha
~, Il thaf the spring wheat receipts are sons 10 ve
ersa ,h. rest Of the month. May opened AZ Vobc
haxecn Oosc and and closed Mt ooAc' IL was '"'so
on ,e as steady New-York reported large export
yantv-eirht loads with a fair Inquiry mere a.
N.yh no, much business was done CHARTERS "ese Vn''
10 ~, hu.heis were i3s cars, Win Wy es
1890, ,nr tuesday. Samples we're NC hsnsr' Nao,eS
ara ia lover seaboard cl,arances were IoVoV
IT, liable supply decreased $4,000 oushes the oeai
,nk V9 bushels There was an on
bswesn oic and 3Osc. and closed at 0c, Inc ou'h "a
he trade was changing at 3&c between December anu
May. - A.. u.v .,ia hetween ols.c and
COL and cosed 22c sellers Receipts were more ta'
expected SiS cars with $40 estimated Tor to-mo''o"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-09
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool, Nov s-3:i5 D. m-Exchange-c,Io.,,.
Wheat-No red Western winter easy, Is lid; No i red
Northern spring easy. Is I'D. COrn-AmeIican mssX
spot steady IS I'D: November duh lid DecemSsr
dul, Is lsld; January dull IS 37sd. FLORIST Lsu.
Cast firm "a BAT; IS Bset-Extra India mess duh
GIs Cd; prime mess dull 56s 3D. PorkPrime mess sn..
Western du, iss ID: prime medium Western ami
tSs Hams-shor5 cut u to IS 10 dull 35s. BaconA.
90 "a ~ steady, 3,s; long clear niddles llgnt az ~
IS 10 STEADY 3Ss 3D. long cl ar middlas heavy 10 To *
ID steady. 3ss. short clear backs ~ Is 10 sesdw
33s Cd clear bellies y to "A NJ dull i2s Shouders
Square IL IL n. firm, Dos ID. Wss,s-
steady. DOS Cd. Cheese-Amercan finest white and co,
ored dull. is TallowPrm4 city stead iss C.S,,o.
seed oilLlverpoo refined dull 5s Turpen'lne-sns L..
steady 23s Cd Rosn-Common steady. Is 81. The In
ports OF wheat into Liverpool during the week wsrs
From Atlantic ports ISL 900 quarters Pacific noT.
none from other ports. 22oO0 quarters The imno,,:
OF corn from Atlantic ports were 1900 quarters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-09

Ike. to NewYork 52Hc british 800 quarters
grain Is I Ss picked 1n ports s,. Is 81
A. British steamer, iico quarters grain Baltimore to
COX Coz d no. COAL Baltimore 70 Tampco 81 50
oIIS-Ey!dences OF lightly sieadier unier'one We're
H,or. In c5ton,ccd o were not improved today former
pre-, a.. 1 an ncns as W. Fnln Eng s Pr tS e s
pine crude mills ipi5c prime summSr e a;2
&c pine Thte 2iaa25c prime winter yel I,., 2; as
2sS n,e ,ar N giGc raw @"Ssc' American ''''
Provisions There was IN exceedingly dull. unim-
P oTae eh, run u hog receipts the rne.s corn
end sH Mss S Gasa as Family iiSsi2 o. sho clear
SiOase 90. BEEF stesdy; quoted: M"ss s. 'on<s'
si2gSt ntF liAMs quot, ,id s?2gs:: 80 80. n
IGo n ia.c H. 49, 30 ~ NC pigs 5.c.
CiTMEATs- Picked bellies steady; smknF he!les Sc,
a iS aast' c i rccd ham: ,ealy as
srn green f-r,cr. oioc2 c., CIV lard rm
quoted i3oc Refined steady op3,ei south AmeTca.
Cnoted, CIV &. aiNc western
steady: quoted oleo. ic Md lard steaTine 'ac nom
S-GAR-Rav sugar vas inactive and easy win prices
nominal: renn'fs Ing or prces "sde rs 's
m"iS.s e- .usar - $aa iGe The nlr%e 70. re
ScTcyc nicn cal reported zane DILL s.ye, e., and
month S. sd Prices Tor refined were az follows;
coarse powdered SIC; granulacd and fine GRADUATED &C.
coarse ssnu9ted and extra hne srn3ui3H S[ n ar
mould A. SIC: diamond A. SC: confectionery \. i7c Nos
and . sc. ~ g. i!6c 80 1. i'gc No D. ti4c, No u,
iNc: No J. 43lc: No :. i'.c. y .. tlsc NO TO- i';c'
No II. 1876: No Il? &c. No 10. 39ic NJ H. 5sc' No To-
3 sic. No IL. 3s.c
RICE--There slow trading today In both foreign
domestic rice. the weather being against aci;ye pur
chasing Prices UNCHANGED however ana there was
n The from the South indicate a
steady there with fair business and avail
able stocks we'll cared for Prices were follows: Do
nestle common ordinary, "a ia>c; fair T. good 5c;
prime 10 choice. 5sais.c fancy 6HG,c Pana 4.ai'2c;
10 In bond 3n3.c' Japan. 5u5i.c Java. 4isaitc Ran
coon bond. PAM
Wool Exchange reports-The Wool Exchange quotes
5 fnllnMs:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-09

market closed au T - i 's'' aai
ss Sssa Sa hss'' 4 f'S:'a YIN
sinsapsre closed .e2 10. 10 peeem1er
na6n closed @' With Ss s' i. :! and
IA es 3D. market a6tys saie est s Gn' e s
sIa spot o' to bssScer 2sss s2 IonsGn 'issd
with 81 sPo & 81 g. tis sellers Is and desSe1z.d
8 e. EpadSn sSs sH Win S'% IT,.
closed with common a, 81 20 se'st ,s,5,, GLASGOW
elosed at Is. ID and Middesbcro closed at Ais 81
ASR The scmana for y 2w 'ss:
moderate from home well from export buyers prees
follows NewoIleans cenirifuss S9mGn a19
:s l15 sS Son af,s Sso ss ssa
53c syrlps common sale; fair. laSi'c good i'Sloe
u1pcn,ine 2s57 bis 500 bIl: There was slightly
s esr "I FSn '' ued steady Tar steady
Td ss we're a. !, s T .p. .sqn and
machines Scgs esn common no 70 sIoa s'I II so ~
s. y: X 81 20. ii. s2lo. n. s2'o; W @. 1885, W.
quiet and steady at the following prices Liverpool AID
nam 1i,h i' 5d Ia Cd Sewcase Sd antwerp 80
SGes Is su dc 0S
mage IS r4da3s Sd. Cotton to Liverpool per 100 No. 2oc
AID CHhKTEKs~ but little inquiry for sail
day the raes IsHgea by SST, sss cn
,nSe IN active demand the basis
Of g S Sd 10 S9 e fsf Continue
Hriiish steamer a22 tom. phosphate, Tampa Ti 70
steamer r54 tons prevously general cargo. Galveston
or New-Oreans to the United Kingdom or Continent. l3d
FORM cary November; British steamer li'oi tons
previously cotton Galveston or N.~orlean: to vsrpSo
4es ca Hayre Bremen AIS % early November brtsh
steamer previously. 1900 quarters grain. Atlantic range
picked LIFTED Kingdom or Continent S' BERN ~
British steamer 5000 quarters grain Atlantic range TO
tcfms: "sis Is 7,,d; option Rotterdam IS q I'D
spec,ivey. January 8; Danish steamer 1900 quarter:
FAN i%o ' beae%Ssr - British steamer: quarters
grain voyage. As enc port. Is I'D II two Novem-
lantc range to Cork orders. As Denmark ~ I'd
mort As 81 II two or Stetn, Is I'D November Deem
ber British steamer 1920 quarters grain Atlantic range
II two Stettln AID November o. British steamer 1000
quarters Atlantic range to Cork for orders Us iosd
cnmark is one port Is I'D u Two. November; British
seame. 1900 quarters grain. Baltimore Philadelphia
20 Cork Tor orders 3s 1914. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT; British
steam 2. I'd promps Blish steamer e 900 quarters
grain. Baltimore 10 Newcastle 81 10 berth terms OPP
general cargo New-Oreans Galveston to the United
Kingdom Continent lSs ca British steamer. 54s tons
cotton Savannah Liverpool. 37s Cd Havre or Bremen
3ss 0d: British ship arrive). 5000 petroleum
hence Shanghai 25llc British ship previously TO ar
ss Sss e snG m "smse 10 peu a~n
ship i.oco tons previously. .awn timber. rshsa-
S SEA 's ss.a..s hip oos tons. sssn ,lmStT
Pensaool. 70 the Baltic lbs; Norwesan .ark
$40 rs 50 form: bark $40 tons cargo.
santos private terms; British bark, o47 lumber
tons. genera: cargo hence Port Prince and back
with ogwood private terms Bri,i'h bark 6s7 tons coal
York i3sc schooner CAS- tons lumber Brunswick to
ton coal Philadelphia to Soc and ' private ate
e &c. $50 s' tons coal pns Ses
to Portland private terms schooner 1872 tons iah. iris
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-09
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore Nov s-Flour dull: Western super, 50 700
81 TO- do extra 50 s5as4 49, do family 'ogs4 75 win.
wheat straight - soas5 Wheat steady al decline spot
and month. aGi.Q96&.c: December. 97997hc May. 95c
sor 1900 bush southern wheat by sample soq97c; Do
grade 9lis G96sc Corn hrmer spot and month 3it9
or old 3l,.G3Issc January. 32G32s.c: mixed.
23.g29a.c stock 973539 bush sales 5000 bush South
s sn yh So 'an h 9@ 7a2 aa y Z" nsd 2aa2
stock go ses bush Rye active and higher No nearby
Hay steady. choice timothy sa asked Grain treights
que, and say ,sam 70 ysrpl per hg.s id ZION N
her 7i.dNSs sd December strong: sranulaed
s. cS Butter steady fancy creamery 23a2tc; Do imta.
pacsd oai Egg. h,m fr res isgsiS c iSs
1915; small NAME
:.ssr ana .'Ialsa!. 5. .6Gsa 20 P,ps patents. $, 2Gs
:'.,T -S%'! y. PER ss s'?' az
t e! rs So, N%Sa 's ssF fs? a
,ef. 9,,aiolsc: fores 4aGc. Lambs duie; mutton and
yearlings sac: veal sac Butter que Northern. ?l
lac Cheese steady, Northern 9'.a9'7c Western, SAG
10 10Y hard , $685. No SortSefn Old
spot 81 0i. new 9ttc No Northern spot. s6i.c:
he r. I'd %7' %h "S' s f' II s' .a?
red DEC. Corn ,te doing No yellow 3o'.c; No vel
arv s 80 rsn s2rS 30 White Ire 9G ~ White. 24.
- ! whit. 23c: No MIXED 22Hc No mixed. 2l'as
gas: common to fair 3sG4oc state 44a4sc Rye dull
NJ > In store sic asked Canal treghs steady: wheat
a.t to- View York lumber 70 NeH~York 81 90 to Al
bany 10 Flour s'csdy: fair demand oe', ns,s ~,
baker, clear spring 81 'oast - 1~ grades spring 81 y
qs3 30: patent winter IS 25a5 30 best family winter
75ds5. low grade winter 81 50gs3 co. graham best
s. 73Gs, 90
chicago. Nov. s-Th. leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-09

81 %: grouse prime. undrawn. oocaEi DO drawn 9
i5c woodcock parridges or grouse, Inferior, -.gSs
oual fresh prime per dozen 81 15dS2: do frozen 9s4
81 Is English spe 81 23GSl 50. golden pover. 81 -1e
81 O do grass, siasl 30; wild ducks. canvas per pa,
ssgs2 80: DO redhead. Sds 80; do malard oog oc 90
6I.-wne ZEAL 35qiOc: do greenwng teal anu co,Di
oUGo5c falbs per pair 25d3jc venlson. esh sdouies
,Ar NJ lGGI7c do whole deer, ll4l3c. . 4,
POTATOES AND VEGETABItS-lrts potatoes hIe III
light supply firm Sweet potatoes duiet ana pl',rs
Lut selling SLOWLY steady prices. onions IN pie
supply and for strictly choice. with orahse
red showing slight adj ance Floria Ve8e'apes ~,
very light receipt and stock cleaned up p'o,,ip,' a
higher prices Charleston beans sold well at ABOUT b,
,ner rates except for choice wax Wnlcn SI
sigsi % promptly Virginia beans very poor ana amy
worth freight Virginia peas in active det" I anu
higher Cabbages steady. Caunowers mostly ID poor I
dragging squash. turnips and other veIetaDes
iurortant change. We quote: Pota IS Long lsanu ~
huik PEI bbl SO s5as2 30 do Jersey. In bulk per DBL
81 Gsqs L. per sack 81 75as2 State and Mes,etn IN
bulk per $50 NJ 81 15as2 % sweet potatoes jersey IN
land per Dbl s2ps2 j do South Jersey double ges
hbi f2Qs2 80 10 Monmouth County. per Dbl ~ , DnsI
d. virginia per bbl 81 50Gsl IS; onions orange ouniy
rcd per las 81 75dS2 %: DO yellow. 81 SgSl 90 t n9
wh- 81 j0dS3 do State and Western yellow. Pc W. w
siQs2 do Eastern white per bb. $3.50 30 req go
81 30 do ye1w 81. caunowers. per Dbl o.sHnl -;
celery re. d zen sG30c cabbages. per lVo e. ooHsf
,ticnmbers Florida per crate. 81 0dU az 'atou psr
hi pocGS1 o. eggpants, Florida, per box - '"ns;'
Green meas Virginia. per basket. $igs2 lettuce per Dbl
7cGs ezra Florida per carrier sl4*l ,o Parsnps per
Iii si: string beans Virginia per basket l5a4oc; do
charleston vax 5OcQsi %: do green .oloc squash per
hi 75cGsi %; turnips. Russia. per bo OV'oc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-09

Cash quotations follows. FLOUR easy. ou
lower; No spring wheat, ssas7s' 30 spring whea
sd a. Y :a, .Td y S'' 80 White S' 3 asg@c
white D. 22.gc No rye t,.e D? S0 Garsy
seed So Is mess pork per bbl 81 as7 60 lard per 100
NJ s. 30 shor, ribs sides d"se' 81 ioaSi 95 dry sailed
&c whiskey d.'sfs finished goods per gallon 81 T.
Cheese oP,,g qulst i?aoSs Eggs arin fresh iIc
.mS e ss Sax ws. .a:s '9Sf
nm 30 rci 2ec oats hrm. s. 2 mixed 2l.,c' rye
:i'Ssy pl NO quiet s,G s. IS whskey steady
n nr sq 4 hte. hart ..d 5Sns good 10 ohio rat
Milwaukee. Nov s-whca, weak; 80 northern, se,.e
ot So .am HS: 'f5a: No 'N O''' ",
Minneapolis, Nov s-whea. lower. but STEADY No No
yemOe ssc Sc Man ss4Ssc patents N 81
s. TO- second patents 81 s55ti e' nTs cears IS "Gs
:ssss ss clears y 'O''' D''" III ''N' Wv
PHILADELPHIA Nov swns9 o duh r"@ nj iS~:r ansS3y
ana Febru.ry nominal Cofn steady: No mih Ehsg
nominal s%Gr an" 6ats r No wife SoysOeT
January Ssa February g as S s p sqt r5er
s'."ss $ :. y sst o. IS % DC paen ss
s3 20 do clear 5, 25aS, 30: do straight s. G9H w. d..
g g5Ed F g. dur duh 0a 90
pr ID quality Butter quiet but e'eSny 'rnSy
d, western &c Eggs arm fresh nearby zoe do West
g cotton SngSe .S% %yr m mSn spands We
low Unbalanced; ci,y prime N ma * grease g. Lave
poutry nrmcr. better demand fows 'evf old roos,srs
sprng chickens VA loo. ducks >Goc Dressed poultry
mir chO.ce SO, idlr - s'"" -
as chickens Large. lUqltigc. medium do sGS'z i
mon and scaled 1asc turkeys good TO ehoce ioeloc
- Louis Nov s-Flour quiet weak but unchanSei
Vbsat-spot lower, No red cash. elevator, Vgo piui
tr,,k p;tty;iac No hard. cash. S'zasOc December
- -, N.v u4,uy3i,c. Cotn-Spot strong. No mixed,
casn 2Isc bid December 2i'.e; May 2'se oats-siot
HIGHER, 81 mixed cash, elevator. &c bid track 2up
III December zoe bid. May. re. No white, 22l?c'
an steady; sacked east track 4>c 90 Track ms sue
A. 1,oc lutter steady c,,amery Wr2ic; GARY IL
Eggs steady lac rk dy; staadad mess joeons %
ass steady. prime steam ). l9 choice 3 q
clear. 81 IS, tbs -
shots 50 s7 Dry salt meats-BoNed shoulders 20 20
extra short clear, So ribs. 81 l2is shorts W 20
Tnledo Nov N-Wheat active lower. No cash, tSs.c;
pecemher p4.c bid Corn quiet: No 2 mixed. 26'2c
oots duu strady; No mixed isisc. Rye dun steady
No ? cash Cloverseed active prime cash. - --'
on unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-09

Between 10000 and 1000 bales are looked for at New
Orleans tomorrow. against actual receipts the
last week Of 90 lis bales and 1854 last Estimates
for the weeks movement at the have been
10000 bales. including about 720oo bales
Houston receipts for to officially
this afternoon $500 %. 700 baies 1882
last week and l4Ii9 bales last year Exports 10 Great
Brit TO-DAY footed S.46y bales So
far this week Of "a 2l bales. and
776sl3 bales The Continent 45563 bales today
making TAOS far this week and COS $50
September J. There were no shipments 10 France leav
ing the total for this week date BOO bales
season 225 464 bales Savannah shipped the bulk the
cotton exported to-day.
Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables Spot cotton
freely offered sales. 1900 bales speculation and export
Loo; American, HOO; receipts. 5000; American. 5000
Niddling uplanGs 3l4d Futures easy: sellers l-G4d
decline Closed steady 1zG2 points decline. January
February, 3Osi1s; February March 3O3b March April
8l0si April May. 3llb, May-Junc 3l21s: June July
Sl3zs; Juy-Arsus S4'1s August September 3l5b. No
vemoer 3lOl.s: November December, 30s4b
January 30s4s Manches,er-Y offers scarce cloths
ofeIs too low.
Receipts the ports and interior points to-day CON-
pared with the same dag last week and last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-09

ahere was good shipping demand everywhere n. ,.
sehs showed decrease for the week OF 600 b.hs,
te ElsiDie increased % 900 bushels some OF ,hs
Th. iohss are letting December and buying NJ.
il Vas the featdre OF the trade to-day Oats csss'
ahces Tor the week 900 bushels agairs, aaS .
bushes LIST year ''' "sa'is' oooVo
mere was hrm but exceedingly dull provision maj,
aet hog receipts were less than expected az ON I,.
estimated for tomorrow Prices at the yards wa
yc nlgner LAID exports last small less ,h.e
100000 No. bacon exports were large 30 per cen, &
.ast year The yellow fever South is over n Hss
Vas any speculation the provision bull would have 49,,
snow. Packers however. DO not an advance now
he,e is no outside trade ard the temper generally -,
'e pdance of this month Is rather beag!sh on eyeryht,
IN the curb. puts on December wheat closed - u.s.
yic; puts on My wheat s3itc calls. 9lc puts a.
237g3oc; calls 3013Ohc ' S''A,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-09

COFFEE-The coffee market opened barely steady al q
decline OF 1920 points and ruled fairly active
and irregular. under combination Of pressucs
all being the worlds ys BILE supply.
ton with claims u heavy additional crops Of Rio
Santos coffees The worlds visible supply November
published colossal total
Of 624 100 bags this being an Increase OF 297si bags
during the month Of October. Receipts at Rio which
FOR several days past have shown some dimnuon, ap-
pear 70 be again the increase days cables report
ng $500 bags for Rio and Santos and cleared from Rio
November g. steamer Nasmyth. with 1000 bags. and
steamer Flaxman with 5000 bags The arrival Is re
ported OF steamer vier. with 1892 bags steamer
Hersehel Santos with 2s24 bags and steamer Sirius
with 3d. O2 bags European cables weak The Bra
lillian advces were equally unsatisfactory Under these
conditions the local market confirmed weak from start
TO finish and closed the lowest OF the dsya net
decline Of 3OgIO points Active liquidation and -ng for
short sweed business the largest total rep rted
FOR the New-York market many days 30 bags
with the finally officially called weak Spot Bra
nominally almost 'ac decline In
futures but II is difficult give approximate quotations.
Csc for No Rio invoice Tote and 67sc for jobbing
parcels.
The market for mild coffee slow and entirely nomi
nal. and lower sell Giving quotations Is quite mat
OF In the present unsettled condition 81 the
market. Shipments Of Rio conee the I'm ed States
last week GOo0 bags TO Europe $1,000 bags san
tos shipments 10 the United States, 2OOo tags 20 Europe
$4,000 bags. and Victoria shipments 10 the United States
nothing Receipts Rio last week $500 bags against
10000 bags the week. and 5000 bags last
year Receipts week 10000 bags against
ls9 oN0 bags last and $4,000 bags last
The rang. & contract prices follows: