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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1898-05-07
The fOllOwidg accounts were allowed:


On motion it is ordered by the Board
that the Office Of collector for the city water
works and electric lights be and the same Is
hereby abolished. and the Supt. be instruct
ed to assume the duties OF said Office This
order to take effect May Ii. 1898.
1t Is further ordered that the supt. or any
other person who is authorized by the Board
to collect said funds be required to give bond
for the sum Of 81, 900 in some reliabla guar
antee company.
On motion it is ordered that supt. ST. John
be and he Is hereby requested to furnish on
Friday. May 9th. a full and complete state
ment OF all subscribers to water and lights
the nature Of connections and all sewer con-
nections. also 1the amount due and from
whom for water and lights. the condition OF
flush tanks. in fact. full information per-
tanning to all such matters.
Ordered that the finance committee make
full report at the meeting Friday night.
On motion it Is ordered that docket be
procured to be used by Mayor in docketing
all matters that shall come before the Board
| for their act ion. and that the recorder dock
ct all matters on mayors dock. stating ma
ture Of same in condensed form. and that
the mayor shall enter all dispositions made
by Board.
1t is further ordered that the clerk shall
enter all accounts allowed .on minut,
book and number same consccutively, which
numbers shall correspond with the number
OF warrant that shall be issued for same. ac-
cording to Code 1892.
| 1t Is further ordered that all accounts anC
other matters to be brought before Buar'
| shall be fled with the Recorder at least on,
day before any regular or special meeting,
Ordered by the Board that the recorder ht
and he is instructed to at once procure, !
ledger for keeping accounts against all oiii.
GERS or city employees handling money he
longing to the city.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1898-05-07

Roborofsky, the Russian explorer,
has discovered a region In Central Asia
where rain never falls. The result OF
the visit OF Roborofsky to that region,
it seems, was to rob her Of clouds also.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1898-05-07
Corporation Legal Notice.

BE il ordained hv TIE Board Of MaTuy and
Aldermen Of the city Of GreuHda tin.1 frG!
and after passage Of this order, th%, no pr'-
son or municipal officer shall NE allowed ~
or to incur a debt of any kind in nam" Ut
city without written authority signed by
mayor and at least one alderman. and nn ar.
count will hr allowed unless such order ar.
companies the account. and no money VIII
be allowed for any purpose unless properly
stated in account. 1t is further ordered that
this order be published by tn" city pnNrfS
for two consecutive weeks, May I-!>,@1.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1898-05-07
DR.. Trimble and the Board OF Health


At meeting of the Mississippi State
Board Of Health. held at Jackson on
April IS, 1898. the following resolutions
we're adopted extending the sympathy
OF the Board to Dr.. G., W. Trimble, Of
Grenada. in the loss Of his bel owed and
devoted wife This kind and hought-
full act is an indication Of the high es-
teen in which Dr.. Tr:mble is held by
the profession generally: Be it
Resolved. That we. the members OF the
State Board Of Health If Mississippi. have
learned with deep regret OF the sad and ir-
reparable loss Of our esteemed friend, lr. &
W. Trmble. in the untimely death OF his be-
loved wife and companion for Il half century.
and while we are aware that no words can
lessen or soften the blow. we feel inpelled t.
extend our hearfel, sy,upathes 10 Or. Trim
bic and his family In their sad bereavement.
and trust that they may find consolation III
the fact that her departure from that
pure. lovely lie will he but the commence
mcnt OF one OF infinite Joy and happiness in
heaven.
Resolved. That a copy uf these resolutions
be sent to DR.. Trimhle and family. and also
| that they be spread on the minutes.
:. K. DUNN.
H. Y, HARALsON
II. 5. GULLY
J. +. HUNTER. Scc'y. tOmmitt,r.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1898-05-07
Exactly What
The Doctor
Ordered,

And nothing else goes into your
prescriptions if you bring them
to my drug store. The purest
drugs, the most careful CON-
pounding, and the prices are a
great relief from the proverbial
drug store figures" Toilet ar
ticles, patent medicines, school
books, ladies' stationery, per-
fumes, etc., in great variety.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1898-05-07

It's still here-the New Hardware
Store. Big Hand Saw Sign.
LEIGH HARDWARE Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-08

has ruled weak, with outside figures extreme Sweet
no s saye for O coc weak ,usweTs m mo."
ply and selling well when Of good quality Russia iu
winter vegetables quis, and unchanged Florida vegetable.
IN lsn, supply and selling well when choice osTnss
s sns irregular quality and p,ces vary @
tables rang about rs zoo oo,d W quote Poate- rnK
Island per bbI s. 2sSs ~ do Maine Irebron per sack
s long sasi u.s. do Jersey found rt 81 2 SS Ill. 10
81 - do soGthsrn SoS7,c: onions. conrectlcu, white
per bbl s2asa do rcd sigs2 d. weGw s7s 81 90
Do Yellow 's z % Western & and 40 w ycHw
81 i2Gs % beets per Dbl 5casl Brussels :orout: ger
}9o" no,Sus St4 SSea T SG1 IS
dozsn io5oc Mchiran. ia2;c: caunowars per Dbl
Dbl .ia,s 90 Florida s2dsa so DO box slasi 90
gre lime s.s y!s Ta1 bSs % q sqs2 '
per Sn 9k I a 9 c p nGr per bG SOC
squash e6 oG1c string , Sss%; . yTsna nTF
basket slns2 90 40 .nsres,.h s.rs- o;S775r turnps
Russia per hb. Goa u.,, ,no,,v and .o.v =, 2oa
s psr r for ps s"' 'SS'y @ p
nn at 81 OG 20 per n Hooy in fair 5'a Ds at f
M DO hgkwheat comb s1es 4? o2yer n o%
bulk gal 5aeoc chcstnnts have con an i
Hickory nuts scarce and Peanuts quiet. bur held
steadily we quote Chcsinus S ss J h pr nS nuts
isos per bush y 50 NJ s3as3 90 peanuts Virginia.
hand pcksl ncy 4a DC extra 2aa" o. Dc 2S Sp2n
sheled No J. &C. DO 40 2'4c. Maple sugar agll and
nominal
Hay AND STRAw-IIAY-Iar lines Of trading were
not reported ln the election Is decided huving
will be mainly for urgent wants The market ia morn
innlly strong river and canal for
sunday and Monday being roo below the estimated
consumption quote TIav prime. per 100 NJ 'jc. No
I D7i,GG2i,c; 80 52iiG5Jc No p. i2'tn4' &c; IN
graded lots 3Oa35c clover mixed. 4515cc. clover 4oa
sSc n. 10 quality sTRAW-Prices rather upheld
bv cooler weather; supplies ample. We quote:
les. long rye 4e514,c per 100 NJ; others 3Odioc Inc
rscep,s 81 nav ard IN tons reported NJ the fro-
nee Exchange at room day Hudson River Ran
road 800 Erie COO Pennsylvania 2o Delaware lackh-
and Wsste
30: central 81 New-Jers"y. ~; river boats 5o; canal
800; total i4,5 tons Receipts OF straw IL" ''ns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-08

range. Taimage Charleston telegraphs Carolina crop
movement 90 date: Receipts cleaned 10 $50 bbs sales.
100 bbs Enlarged receipts and inquiry. Market hrn:
SrGAR-No fireworks startling changes occurred
in today's market for refined In fact. II was
day OF small things from start 20 finish While irm IN
tone the market peaceahle AFFAIR, with demand
light during bulk the session As expected
M Doschcr put out Rumor had II That IN
erestng Developments might be looked for "Wednesday
A. the end ~ the the latest Meanwhile buy
ers hced for hnste far as procuring supplies
was concerned. and limited purchases 10 great degree
TO tho satisfaction OF immediate wants quotations FOL
low. Dominos sac cut loaf. 5i.c. crushed 5'sc; pow
dered 5itc. powdered 5Ac: graduated. DC lne
granulated granu.aed 5sc extra fine granu
lated, jAc. confec,oners granuate1 5'tc cubes o'sc
XXNN powdered. 5i.c mould \. BIC. diamond \: DC
confectioncrs 4. 4hc; No t. 4sc; No 2 4sc: No j.
4Ac. No I; 450c. n, 3. 4isc No 9. 44ic; No 40:
No f3ic. No o. 4i.c. No 10. 41sc; No H. 4ito. No
- 4CGc: No H. 4O6c. H. &c: No IS Sc; No III. &C.
sugar imposing proper
day fact. transactions were unusually small
The market however. ruled nrm from opening TO close
with 90 test centrifugal. II tic
for 20 muscovado and 9-iGc for 80 test moasses
sugar The London worry hulsh In tone notins
continued nrnness sugar with Java quoted rs
refining los 81. Rect sugar was firm but
qnet present month quoted vs 81 ard next month
0s 9ad these figures being advance OF %d over satur-
4av' a nrir
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-08
ROYAL BILE LIME.
DELAWARE, i,CKAWANNA AND
WESTERN RAILROAD.

Vf:STIBt.i.E TRANS PrLLNNN BrFTFT AIRS.
plNTS'H II'ilF
500 A NJ GNGHAMToN NAH. stops NJ nrinrlh
stations .... 1890.
lO,nO A M-fcare carr RrTFArO sCRANT1N HlNG.
UAMTON OWEGO ITHACA ELMiRA. SYRA'I~D
enI osWFGO EMPRESS Pullman BuN"t I1r'r ''prs
c9mnecng at Buffalo with t,ains tor Chicago ard p!ns
Loo p " ciai,)-Chicaso and Bu0iio ves'hn.t ~
press for SCRANTON RINGN ANTON and rLMlPN.
Pullman Buffe, parlor cars E'mra Through 'l.eo-
w cars and coach = Chicago. arriving ~ - =.
NJ next day. . -.
CI'TIJ FXPREsr Pullman BITet ia'l1r cars
-,oo y n (daivD CHICAGO and B'FFAIO VISIT
nIiIFD LIMITED EXPRESS for SCRANTON riNF-
HAMTON. EI.MIRA BVFFAlO THROrfIi y fftr
SLEEPING CAR New York to Chicago. uitnr ar
west OF UINalo. - .- .,,.,
s,:.o p y. gdaiis) .E,'rrfIo EXPREis Pr liM1N
MiRN BATH MOrNT MnRRIS and niFINo ir-
o:5o p NJ @anM- Bl'ErAfo. scRAXToN .glNG-
TfAMTON. OWFGO ITHACA FLNllA IIiIN.
SYRAcUsE an CsWECO EXPEEss Pullman rfTs.
3";&rrs ,No PrLt.M.Y AccoMMopATio,Ns At
HENRY GAZ. 4 SONS ft Ne Broadway. - "a (
pla.. 10 and 02 RroafwAy. Tic cts ~ H"rr, ft :.
III Fourth ave. Twelfth It. - Vest ono i'n1-
i~sl anf Twenty r'fh -, 23i rl 1u~ ave. Nov YORK:
crS and T@S Fulton 4 sad "a l'pld~aN brooklyn.
Time gVinF ,ir Information - III snt'r1~
WrSTaOTT'S EXPRESS COMPANY VII rHn for ard
check baggage from hotel or residence 20 des'i11fn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-08

Ci,sso Nov : Arrivals of cot- 60 dal email ard
PRICE" ruled iOgi5c hgh.r native he ''eeis sofa At 50
Tor good 90 prime. the creator part selling al 81 N'H
81 10 The socker and fs-i-r rad, way ~" ~ s.'on
were aci'e and higher. calves brought Sjas. IL" ~
-ai supply - hogs we'll taken a. rri.h aF"ine,ng
rang being 3; 25AS3 ~ Pigs sod 5. Jpu<% -
larS~N "round A. Hog, averaged fairly viii in quality
price. advanced 5ci5c sheep wanted At saas' or
poor 70 choice up 10 staA 80 Or choice to prime lambs
demand ~ 50 Ijp,5. feeders selling at 81 d00Sj
and feeding sheep fetching - 75n$i Receipts
laro head hogs 500 heal a sheep 1000 ZOO, head
ts a5qsi 81: sheep du e. .3nsi. lambs steady 81 70
Fast Buffalo Nov. 7.-Rrceip- ~ sales and through
cattle sheep and hogs during The forty eight hours ended
A. noon today were: attic ?v1 cars sheep an9 'mb-
orering. were 30 loads win ts renera demand and
steers and scarce grades generally sold steady and the
were nSo", l"pisc lover r5oc~ stSche-. aad ,eea.y
cold steady under good demand me- feeders Of eN;Ia
,tockers yale. and they about steady Calves
moderate supply $50 head fa' demand and about
.5c higher Good 70 best smooth at export carte ,jG
30. good b@si - 75nsd good choice butcher
steers 81 s13ti 81 common 10 good butcher bulls $}T
i fSS' g s s Hff D 70 er So~ aua
s. 50ts4 common to good DO 81 ioFs3 60 feedcs good
cay, ehoce to extra s. sods7 IS eood to choreH 50 30
as 30 heavy fed steer calves ~ good color s. 5oQSi 10
good positior with SO Loads sale rather leh OFFERINGS
ana GOOD demand FOR top GRADE The desirable iamls
g. ~ sheep steady bur had T. be pretty good
So ssns s ea er o %sr auGt% a. s go sG To
s5ds5 % common fair 81 ,3nsj To- feeder lambs sju
sias, p common to fair Sas 20 H6gs~The oner.
ms were about loads $50 u which sale
20 he "sailas.e for The de"ani The trade was fary az
80 At he price, HEAVY %s n gu2soe 81 9'i 81 20
81 "a stays q 25 The market osoi fairly steady
with about 70 loads unsaA The YORKER trade rather
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-08

GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
Nev-ycrk. November : lsg,

New York. November :. lsHs.
COFFEE market for Brazilian coffee futures made
q ,olsrahy promising start. opening steady WIN some
pcs ions points higher and others unchanged ana M
rg fairly active. with firm Underione Throughout me
forenoon Subsequ ny. however the market dropped PACK
r. fa'. stale and improbable basis working "unlh
narrow and closing steady with prices re u
changed points higher. Sa.es the call 200 bags
W 10 J7In bags. and f0r the entire session So"
bags qu appended Taking The session as
entirely rcHe red the advantage better
ego,aons from HtVre and Hamburg. and Of cables 70
r--g a slight advance Rio ana santos and small =
celfs a, both brazilian poits-29.otD bags. TINS con
bnaiio- 4 influences from abroad supplemented very b
warehouse deliveries in this country ana caused
g.u--a Htslfation he par ~ would he sh"Ii sFes
especially view - current low prices ana ne HsSl
hi, - an already oversod marke. But II sellers were
,agce buyers ais, hard TO find, there was pecN
csiv no outside speculative interest and ~ View OF T.
rnorrovs her hut little disposition 10 trade
o. either - account Spot Brazilian cohee Iued
..Aady st unchanged prices. No RIO invoice lots =,
AMI johhng parcels G'gc RIO receipts ~ the week Hs
ended footed up 600 bags against 1000 the
week wear and 5000 IN l>Hb kec"lis ~
santos 10000 bags. com7ared win lio"" "''h
e. lianp a year ago and 10000 two years ago
Stirmens 10 he Unitedw states from Rio last week
were 20 10 bags ana Europe low bags. santos
he United states 1000 bags. and 10 Europe l">"l
bags Victoria TO the United states. sos" bags l.il
se'it cries from warehouses footed NJ ' 80
fses Of which IS 49, a. New York a. compared
;h 20 QT6 last lOl G16 the Wee" last N"'
The range prices IN the local market to-day
" - follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-08
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Charleston Nov 7Co'ton steady. middllng. ! . idc
recep,s. 3l'l bales exports eoasi"lse 49, s"'"'
- sGs
Galveston Nov Cotton cssy; mliins 80 io"
mdfng SO soo.l ordinary, 49,, receipts %bF baiss
exports % britain s5no TO France. NdN TO the
Continent sUrj sales. 1876. stock. 3is.22H .
savannah Nov. T.-t'otfDn quiet. mdfing. ! " lpc
low mddnr 3 ,dc receipts. soj5 bales. exports c'n'
wise. . 1sS sales. iIS6. stock. l53 iUi
Memphis. Nov. cotton easy. middiing, i'sc. lo"
mdding iigc GOOD ordinary, |" Ice. net receipts,
l2Ool bales gross receipts. i32is shipments. IpS
sales. 3.DDO. stock. lGos33
Baltlnorr Nov. Cotton nominal. mlddling. 5'sc:
low miding II Ia. good Ordinary 100 gross 10
ceipts apl ises stock 3 i3
New orleans nov. cotton steady. T.ddling. 4%c;
low mddling i5-1r good ordinary, ; IL 10, net re-
cepi., a. los bales receipts. - lO9. exports 10
Great Britain Gi1u. 10 tho Continent. 100. coasiwise
/. i2p sales. 500. stocs. e56iti
- loua SOY. lotion quiet mldl,lns. II .Gc
low mifdllng i"-ldc. good ordinary. - To-, net re
o~pts. I.5,sS haes. recelp- G62 shipments 5Iii
ear.. 100. ttnNA l,OIrrciell. ~ 4al.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-08

Liverpool. Nov :. 3.4i p. Eychangc closing Wheat
~ / red northern spring steady. G' -. corn SPOT
American 'nyeI Imri - iud. futures steady. Noysm
Der IL 0Ni Dc,'mher r. s7.t. March b ~ Flour =
Louis fanty duh u Hops at LONDON Fncinc
Coast hrIn. ~ 5s4fJ lbs h. Extra lnda mes hrn'
~. prime n-m. G1s OF. Pork Prime mess fine
5Os. prime medium Western Arm. A..
I'd msshori cut. IL TO 10 10 STEADY s3s 81 flacon
Cumberland cut. . ~ n. steady Ga Cd short m
"A ~ rtends 32s 81. ling clear mldil~- lixht. n
~ ~ steady SIS, long clear niddlss hsayy. ~ TO -
~ steady 2n- Cd short clear hacks ~ To- II n
ais clear bellies II to 10 n dull sss shouiers SQUARE
u 10 Ia n dull 23s. LSrd-Prm- Western dun 27s 81
,hs-s~Ar-rican nn"st white rrn. 42s DO color-d nrn
Tnlioe Prime CITY Arm. eos. cottonssed o'fdy-r
,4l t~fneI .tcafY ias 6d. Turp@ni.ne Spirits steady
bTs - u.si-Csnm1n steady. - ad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-08
ERIE RAILROAD.

trains leave loIA. 1000 OF 'ssiiiHVts ste
q. :cllows MINUTES ealI.eT isOm West SI 81.
ur,U 4. M.-NesttUed EApivos daliy f0r L-nsasinicn
Wa.erly, Enira, bu.fae. bradford AFtHes bsusls 3
y NJ ParlOr Buuaio
1IIO n, ". Neslbulsd hmieJ-fasi mai daily Scnt
train Tor Chicago. Cleveland 40 NJ. 'ulcas
l.. ~ sleepers 10 Chicago ,ie'e1'Id sn' @'n''hn"-
.:,,, o. M.-Burao and Cleveland V-suoaiei EsPress
aailv Arrives az lunalo 700 \. 81. BradNfd 20 n
NJ jamestown 100 \ ~. Youngstown ~ :, a a.
r.vsland " 30 y sleepefs to bumaio aud 'e'eS"i'
Vafc Library Car 49,.
worerv and Chicago Seepefs 10 Horneis'l lie chicago
and Cincinnati. DINING Car ... 49,, ,,., ,,,,> 49,,
i C0MMoDsTiONs a. M ~ 2Gl i9l sai .o' ~ ~
Ipwery. i1b East Eth st. ana -" ~ ~'i,
e. cnamb~r. ana West esi 81 ferriss Ne. b. % -
~, 80, E,,lu- IsrpsdwsN BrOgk.sn ~ fNri .,
snu So "a ,.rse, frt, station. New hDf~ ft4ns'er
r. Ill. tor AMI checks baggage from hotels ani "ss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-08
THE STATE or TRADE.

Ms 81 s., ao %as, d, So ' sf:
Sc Der Ia 81 s5nsl 4" per bb con steady receipts
s3es re a,ps Stali bush fancl ~ .qa34c Nos ana
2 3l.132',c Ml.e~i qnlc hfan' snrns s'4gS 81
ass Isuter firm. Northern 80 western = g. h'
talon i4rlli.c. ladies'. ic 'h"f' nm Nor'h'f" '''
r. NS T" %5r, f . .p5 i% ne No N,
Northern spot N'i.c winter wheat unsettled dlil' %
S d '2 no fH' da 'e9 eag Ga isf s,sad
low 3Sisc No = yellow ~: NO corn aI'.r"s,' No
ssin So rhIte 2I'sussc: 10 mixed 27'rc
40 mssd 2Gsg Bs ed pr nrs a1 5sa5s a 1S
6asic meum 'egt'y 'oy maos ,saitS ge " 'S "a
in -tofe nomnyv 80 canal 'reishts que, stNady
sN Sey Fork i I. g.: and s'IS ps ban $ GS oa
quiet easy oes, patent s9rnr az ',,, S, s5a
low rrr spring, 81 ;sgS2 pa'sn, win'sr 81 2sg
$ :! sns go g. f srahsm " S.., 81 s5%s s N
chicago so. Tho leading futures ranged AZ fo
wneot ~ ? Opening Highest Lowest. closing.
r., cs:a a., g: ''''$' g:
$::4.-. s.s: D., 4. :5 .,>, II:
81, s''s: 3: .. :.ss; e: .., q:
Mes p.fh. per bbl:
5 n|,tmSr' . ..... mo5. ~o'. sos 80
Ind Dep 100 10:
p...s3'' ... . 80. %: %: g. 90 80.
shor, ,ibr 100 II.
I~'erher ....... .,-, -, *
Ia,.lt. ..-.--.- '"''s 49, o. -"
io~ iow1r ~ ,irlus ~nrnt. 81 ..pd'c " i~, ga
81. =, '9.n ~ \" ''i'@NNi "-H@- -. y. -
~ ~ .c ~ Nr 81 ..c, ~ ; bs,,. r. aau'lc.
M a "aN r, IT, ,s" sSss ' pd i" r roo y
-p,i r's a', d,o~c 81 H'ms5 II. Dir, ,ted .ho.iri-
VIA .f q. n,i,,eG m go I r - r,
i:.s- irm. fresh. Is.
m % ,aas 81: To- wheat s' r.. e., 81 ' red c9 a'
ra-.rr. No mixed. 80. pas STEADY NJ : mlSrd. q
tnri 81 eeus5 ~ Eggs firm. IL, rhr~-e firm. active
goo - prir.r ONO Dnl"'.
e., N '' Xc No,nrrn 5'.GeGc rye .a,l No t. ~
Farley duli. " . H.. sample Mn+5c
M"9c%9 ,ar &c. Ns, 's g" a Nsr% s '
/ northern oIs.c. 80. . Northern. Gl.c
Phnalepnia, No,. Ma I'm ara - tisher; 20
hgher: 81 MIXED 10, NIB. 81 ga. &c.. os'a irm
" white clipped 80. Mai' " "ei's Clipped ~. e.
steady: iarcy western creamery. ~: prints -
Ess, nm fre,n nearly 49, d. W-,c.a 2Sa:I' Dc
eept- -Four. 900 hbis AM 5000 sac'sr wheat 10000
Wheat $1,000 bush $4,000 burh. oats 5000 bush
81 t,pis: Nq. = Flour uns.ansea What T Spot
s s y. Ga 1D i,s e-': e. s 81. &c. DeS Ms
~. racE or va ~, 50 wal' 2sn:S ,.,na re'
lsa29. dairy lGf2oc Eggs higher. 10
Toledo NOV, 7whea, unclaimed and Easy: So cash
sesd 80 mixed SO 9al. dqil and o ,s1dy 40
sod active ana lover, prime cash old. $3.50 new
SYST. November. 81 G7'5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-08
LIvEHrolL COTTON MARKEr

Liverpool. Nov. :. g. CottJr-Spot Fair demand
prices une hanged American mildling a. The sal'~ y
the day lD.w1 bales. u which leo were iT
speculation and expert and included 800 bales Amer .
Receipts 3HODJ bier oil American. Futures opened
quiet with moderate demand and closed straly AMER
can mlliilng. November 80 etg2 10 D+i huyeis
November Derember ~ G4d sellers December ana
January - Gti sellers. January February. % sd
sslors. February ana March o. e+1s ~ Odd bays,t
March and ADri 5O-64a2 90 s4d sellers' Apt, ana
May M 64a3 81 cad. sellers MAY AMI June oi o4i
buve June and 5sJ. buyers, July and Au-
rus. on cad ,ei,rrs; August and september. G50ta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-08
RAILROADS..
den NSYLVANIA


IA 9GAA)kA1~s
ANb fla' s wH ASD
Streets minutes later than TIA, below Tor
10 T. r. i T%sT aMirumsn pune, raror Car
New. York to Pin-bu-s stepping car Pins0arg to
s.: Il ;%S,rsb c s Conn
". For csISas1 SsSssnS s ssc O." lad,
r.o p w. o @mckd5 Az a6' ST LOUIS xrnrss
$50 p " %EsriR& E%Fss 2i fof ce,saad chi
AZ r. 1854 TS,f2! Efd Rypnrss p.
10 r. H. i1c'p T2Pnr 81 FS p.surs and
$50 2s.gsr " w. N N.s ya AXn S., PIC p:
~ .WasMi,cTo, ,SD mi: so,..I. ',
s,i nl no 10 q q? 20 s1s.',osn n ~ Po,r
SOP m; l2os alsh' Snl5' - % 20 - :.oains
Dining Cars. 20 Dining ciD 40 'p'a ne rao 80
SOUTHERN RAI:.wAY Express. 80 ?. m 1906 nigh,
Atlantic COAST LINE -r>7re,. eeo a. m ana so
G rgh 9r5 hSIx4 9 gh}g Va NoSn FAX
ATHNric cI If 10 20 S" Week ,v, Ds. na
nur, Pa Si5f' car. 10 .sass5 caaea
GA CAP G.sss Fssiy r, E ,o,:;.- s o.,
Grove ana Pom, Peasant from Wc-' ree..ly ''ri
c9Ssd, IT.. r 80 3D. D. go 20 al 10 b. 'a "a
FOR PKiIADELPutt
clio. 20 20 30 20 - ~ penri ffrrf'eN . -
Nlning carr 10 - (DininV carr II - = 800. 80,
Dining carr : 90. 80 y. m. i2n5 night Sundays.
6lo $50. $50 920. so G.lmitedl. 80. lu5i DIN "a
Car, n. m. 10 dining Can. 3.iD an lpnI7g carr,
40 Dining car. . 80 dining can 40 sjo .. n.
l2O5 night.
Ticket offices Nos tGi GA. 1896 1923 ~ aaI col broad
way Aston IIouse, wesf rwenu M d s'r,s station:
and Stations loot = I"shrosses and Crarit ft"r'si
Court street. $50 Fulton Street - Urnadey nd
Pennsylvania AnneS station. Brr0kiyn station. Jersey
CITY The New York Transfer COMPANY vlI cal. for
ard check baggage rom hotels ant residences though
desiination
Telephone 2T5I Eghteenfh street Or Psn1si nrii r. IL
rond cab Service.
J.. r. ICT' iTINSON. r. WOOD
General Manager 'icrern i'ls-'r Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-08
Railroads.
NEW YORK CENTRAL
r ailroa0s

An through trains stop at Albany. Utica Syracuse
Rochester md RufYao
% Trans leave Grand Central Station as fnmoHs
EMPIRE STATE EXPRTsss LINITED ~
Easest Train in The World que Bun nao 81: be
@ pt ITO NJ Limited TO Its y vT Wralo' Niaznr
1890 A. M~DXY EMPRESS .xcep, sunday .,,1 r.r
100 n S1F LlTE6s ara l, cII
natl Indananolls. st Louis and Chi.asSp .s
800 r. M.-TROY AND SARATOGA Sr En -, -
500 fps SundayF s,6 A9epy M rqT S''
train TO Chicago. via Lake shore p ~ ard mar
10 A. NJ due Chicago ':oc p. NJ siee''"S ""'
600 r. M.--wEsrERN EMPRESS. pauN-'0 "
- 49, agera Falls. Toronto. Cleveland. Cmrras' Troy
go J. M-NoRTHERN EXPrEsS pa o.,awo
7.4O M~ADiRoNDAcK MOUNTAINS AND "'N
$40 P M-BI.FFALo AND !o', y,nNsl, rails.
c.v shEc1HT ps,lyr,r . RS1so oa 81
boo T. M.-sPErTAf LIMITED VAL Or, ~ nv via
Ing CO. ONLY for point rs, IN I,un rai,
O.15 r. M-PACTFIc EXPRESS. DaIiy-F" ors .y
burg Niagara Falls. Cleveland chce ,,, "rn' road
ccnt saturday for care Nincenr s For C'cs~o.
ngh,s Chlcag" seepSr. Ieovo Of o:i5
HApIrM DIVISION, .r, Sunday 70
o:f5 a. W ard ?,27 p M.D,ry 'xP
Pit'sfeN SUNDAYS only at De-, \. ~,
Wagner Palace Cars IN al through trans
Trains Illuminated with Pintsch Ilsh c,.,,, STATION.
- oci az Broadwpv ~ East lt,h St az s,s,,cn
235 Columbus Ave-. 81 wNs, i?5th S. zoo ru,,on St,
and l9s'h 81. staten. New York: S's ana ~
Telephone a7oo Thirty eighth Street 10y N"w rsLH
Central cab sNrvice RaessFe checked from no'' ~
dence ~ V"e'c.'t Express Corponv ,co,,
GEORGE n DANIELS. General Passenger ASP''
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