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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-12-04

A hunting party of which Jim
Havens was chief returned yester-
day from a very successful hunt in
the Choctaw nation. The party
had venison, turkey and small
game in abundance and an excel
lent time.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-12-04

The ladies of the Presbyterian
church will hold their annual ba-
zaar in the front of Burch & Yer
nor's store on Springer street, be-
tween First National Bank and
Wisnor hotel, on Thursday after
noon, December 6th.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-12-04

We have fresh seeded raisins,
currants, citron, all kinds of spices
and extracts. Give rs a call.
4 If KENT & ODoM.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-12-04

Ladies' Home Journal, McClure's
Magazine and Frank Leslie's Pop
ular Monthly, all three for almost
the price of two. Subscribe for
them at p. o. Book Store.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-12-04

You must not forget to see those
handsome white iron and brass
beds at A. C.. Young's. 27s-2t
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-12-04

The finest table and pocket cut
lery in the city is at Bivens &
Williams.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-12-04
Total cotton Receipts.

The total cotton receipts from
wagons in Ardmore up to Satur-
day afternoon amounted to 38, ,897
bales. This brings the receipts at
the present time to within $1,000
bales of last years total. Will
Ardmore get 10000 more bales be-
fore the season closes ? We think
yes
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-12-04

When you want a Xmas turkey
or anything else kept in first-class
grocery store, see A. F. Jones.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-12-04

Reduced prices on all millinery
goods, for next thirty days, at
Miss Waynick's. Act
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-12-04

Lye hominy, imported sardines,
mackerel and kraut at Kent &
Odom. A If
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-12-04

Complete line of ladies' and
children S underwear in union suits
and separate garments at Duston S.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-12-04

No, it's a mistake; A. F. Jones
hasn't quit the grocery and feed
business.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-12-04

Materials for fruit and other fine
cakes at Felker's.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-12-04

Kempton Komedy Kompany has
been delighting audiences at
Browns opera house this week.
We use "delighting" advisedly.
The company is strong in every
part, and has presented a number
Of dramas new to our people, and
in addition have given specialties
that are worth the price of admis-
sion.-Purcell Register.
Opera house one week commenc-
ing Monday, Dec. 9th. Ladies
free Monday night. Prices 10, 20
and 80 cents, An elegant suit CT
furniture given away Saturday
night. Opening play, State S
evidence.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-12-04

We sell more feed and better
feed than anybody else in the city.
A. F. JONES.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-12-04
A Double Wedding.

Yesterday evening, at the resi-
dence of the Rev. Hall at White
Bead, occurred the wedding of r.
H. Garvin and Mercedes Fleming
and w. H. Paul and Victoria
Rosser. After the wedding the
young couples returned to the
senior Garvin's, where a fine sup
per was awaiting them.
Fish, celery and all kinds of
fresh meats at Hoffman's market.
w. o. Duston bought bale of
cotton Friday evening for which he
paid in spot cash 5 IA cents a
pound.
Pure Louisiana ribbon cane
molasses, at Wolverton Grocery Co.
See Miss Waynick's styles and
get prices before buying your mil
linery.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-12-04

Car Austin White Lime just re-
ceiyed at Chickasaw Lumber Co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-12-04

H. G. Stong says they all cry for
Blue Ribbon -four in his part of
town.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-12-04

Fresh car Portland cement at
Chickasaw Lumber Co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-12-04

Pure Louisiana ribbon cane
molasses, at Wolverton Grocery Co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-12-04

Fish, celery and all kinds of
fresh meats at Hoffman's market.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-12-04

The little child of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. l.. Johson is reported quite sick.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-12-04

Old orchard maple and ribbon
cane syrup and Graham -four at
Kent & Odom's. Aft
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-12-04

w. B. Frame has a superior line
of tablets for school children. 2 I'm
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-12-04

If you want the best results in
baking, use Supreme" flour.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-12-04

On Wednesday evening, Decem-
Der Z, 1898, Miss Jessie Alys Chas-
taine and Mr.. B. D. Kent will be
quietly married at the residence of
Mr.. E. C.. Chastaine ON Frensley
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-12-04

Two of Uncle Harvey Young
blood's children, Ollie and For
rest, are suffering from a severe
attack of pneumonia.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-12-04

Go to A. F. Jones for Blue Rib
bon -four, it is the best on the
market.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-30
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

X.
grryTs-Receip,s were 10 100 head. including
cars for city .iaughterers and cars for the market
Tcoi,ns trG. weak Drcss.d te~f nchansei. Cables
osay o ca,,Ia Sauaiy divided btweon schsinberg
Son and setwaTzchd Sgl1e'IE@r ahd b 2e o9 9ar-r @
IveTo"i 800 quarters ~ peer 10Y ,asiams a. %
tor tg"'Ia"{ I. 3 bieniack Hiii Ga1 '''
AyEs ee,g' a,a bs % oJ % Mo@y hra a nsne fT @ M ve
sale veas in r1,her slack derand but No; 40;
no ssirs rep RED 100 head carried over NJ
Westerns IN the market Common To- prime Yeas so.s
dressed vosls steady 9di2'gc per b country dre-s
openei hishsr se1s at 5gIic but closed weak dressed
saless JUDI Co % ysal: it9 u ay,,ase yer, At s, 20
o. @ nm: n a: yss. i 81 -y' % r 9; q? d. d. a. 80 + b. 90 at 8.
iriae Wrirt, Co.: ..sl. IA 10 at So 30: do 1873
H. at ua@s Ss n at ssl, ~ H. at :s do $50
H. srHr II % AI i [s sT were is cars or ao
head all for market making with The stale stock "a
tieh ST. Sheep Were in r'dea,c euani and steady or
good. lambs opened and closed dull al decline - fuy
T 9ard id' 1o i 'al @ o su, 10 c' We're to sell a, he
3rdn", & to ch,e to Tp o 81 "a e " - per e w
lambs AT s. 25qs5 50 Dressel mutton s'eay a, 80
csns ~ PsP3,yissqa ~ ia l."s, q o Sc
r. At 50 ?5 !! Pennsylvania sheep lo' H. at 81 do
Jaal g; go pegq;ylrsHIa , lam- GO r al s. o.
Newton CO 90 Indiana sheep 1876 b at 81 So i2s do.
sander: 25 PENNSYLVANIA lambs 81 n. at s. -
Do So q s. = P,nnsyIyanIa shcon los H. at 81 co.
IIums E Ira l72 ,3 s'qe sm9s % p at 81 So p
81 20 20 state she l2i H. s. 80: "a do io7 r. 81
H. Hollis: q sta~ lambs. 90 ~. at 81 30; state
sheep 50 n. at 81 also late yesterday 3o state ame,
wers 20 % cars 'r or a4s Ssai and there
ycIe about cars on saie Tho mor"et W2s hrn ana
New-York tribune., 1898-11-30
straw at New York for week end
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NeY-York November 2s 1895

November
COTTON-The market for cotton futures was again
tate Liquidation something II feature in this
country abroad The English market. w'le showing
ell sustained activity IN spot cotton closed barely steady
net loss of ul 2-Gid the fI.ure list The open
ing LIVERPOOL adNicos weak and market toe (
fs place the l!rc w'h d"cre of 10 points al the
the outside Realizing was prominent feature IN the
local market and further decline ot TO points FOL
lowed the developed the opening call At times
the arke. showed considerable resstarcc and evidently
derived support three classes q nuysrsconseria
shoits investment buyers. ana specuats. operating
number of southern orders while the relation Of foreign
was for the most part. mat of seleIs The crop
situation by satisfactory 10 the bear con
ngen which also found food for reflection ~ EnE.ish
cables reporting Improvement n the market Tor COTTON
goods and yarns AGvices from Fall River and other
spinning in this country were 70 an extent en-
c0uragng and while the market here showed an average
loss a tolerahly undertone aiiaren;. or all
intervals the market was caught up by steady
buying by houses. suppose 70 lie IN gooi
part. for long hold. Eeporfs reaching here ron no
that CNport'rs paving fn1 prices fc
broadcilng activity Cf outete si"oulnve int'res
afternoon ling tapered OF niue buy 'aki.g
:he dag IS whole. the market showed conside'a D. :
stability and sustained speculative interest Inc ''Se
cuiei aaG steady with prices 70 plns h'' "Mi
Price Mcconnell & co.'s cotton bulletin says ne
Datis q recent Improvement is really te s,TensS
southern spot markets the excellent state pl iaIe
~ Great britain. AMI growing belief IN the n,rhtlc
= these prices. PUBIC l.''I'st lh Ne
daily broadening and IS more hkeN 10 inrfr"
decrease reaction n'ter tic recent shIp .1u
IS ofly natural doubt any decline "i moment
vIi brng into he market fresh nocd - huyn< orders
The Il prices In Tie local MARKET 10 uay
IS
New-York tribune., 1898-11-30
DELAWARE. LACKAWANNA AND
WESTERN RAILROAD.

station. Ne YORK foo. q Barclay and chrsopa.
VESTIBCLE TRAINS PULLMAN BUFFET CARS
PINTSCH IIGHT
$500 4. M.-BTNGHAMroN MAIL. STOPS at principal
stations
1000 A. M.-nrarc Car, pr'FFALr. SCRANTON BiN1-
HhNTON OwFGO ITHACA Er.NrRt. eYR,Cr's1
and OSWECO rvpRrSc Pullman PuHt, Pa-or -ars
c5nnectlng q, Runalo wth tans rhicag, ard pon,s
West
100 p fia!v,-chicaro n,a rnralo ves'ii'ilot ES-
rrese for sCRANT0N pINGu '"rON a-s r',NrpA.
pullman Rure. Pr-1r Cars Fmira Through Sleep
Ing cars and dav coach 70 Chicago arriving at 's p
NJ day
4:OO y M-cCr ,NTON wfr.Hrcp. pRs ,rs pi.YM-
9th EMPRESS. Pullman Y Tot rnr,or Cars.
.,CO p " fdeily)-C1rrC> >GO and pr-rr >r0 VTSTf-
PIrED IINTTFD EYpRrSs ror Cp,~ToT. RISG-
UAMTON ETErPA RVFrsfO THpO',.iT RirF'r
sIrrr,T1 CAR New York Chicago Dining Car
ives. ~ RIHalo
SEQ 2 ~ C,siv,-rvETtr rNpRr-S. PULLMAN
eJ,F-rFPc Ier sCpAHvOS PrNGU,.' ron VT
MIRA. BATH Mor'vr "oRRrs ana nr'rFALo Ar
O:3O p. 81 G,lN-Bt'rrhtO scRtNToN niSc~
sVRAcusr am GswEco rxPRrss Pullman Ruret
T,cKETs ANo prrIMAH hrcoNMoDArIoNs At
HENRY GAZE G. SONS Ltd. ,i3 Pr sivny; - PAX
Place 40 and 9i2 Troaawav Tic IT F'rry sta,,ns.
iii Fourth ave 70 ne- Twelfth ., West one Hi,-
trsd and Twenv-Nfth St. o25 col bus ave. New f,rk;
r,s and 7cr Fulton u and tn5 broadway Brooklyn.
Time table giving 'rl' information ~ an stations
WFsrCOTT's rYPRrsc COMPANY vii call ''r ant
check baggage from hotel residence ~ d"s''na'on
New-York tribune., 1898-11-30
the severe storm then prevailing and carried over con-

me severe storm then prevailing and carried
last them nearly Throughout, this week: there has been
Turkeys at the close ere selling Very sow With only
Hssptonaily fancy Western ssabe above loaac while
SS51s ss, a, 70 for finest Chicken. and fowl: hys had
rSqSs % iSs. above O. for ox. and chickens: bucks
little dSmond. Squads light supply and firm We
per if. l2aloc % Maryland ana Delaware choice to
tGs s i0l2C; D. State ana Pcnnsyyanie fancy i@l2
ONO and Michigan scalded fancy lie do other Western
prnc lOc; do western iair to good s9sc; Do inferior.
poor to fa!r ioqI2c d" crsev and neary prime I29
lgG DO 6ST to Eood e0lie do State and Pennyivana
s99c' DO Western good prime ioc, do Western fair
70 so'd s9sc; fowls Jersel good prime egloc; do
eood prime 81 aac: do western poor 70 good ease
Tese Go Western. fair to good 50Gc: goose Maryand
. good eac sns ch sn nr p'f %hs ss per % Solsn aI'
Sc 30; DO small and dark. 81 250sl 80 Iced-Turkcys
ssadsd pTm qSc Do S' poor 70 ar 7Ce cscssns
%e, W wn..rn prime &C. ,a;T to sood sgsc
fowls s,,IS Western er,Pcksa prime 81 DO souhwesicIn
Soehs 'qs1s ducks wsssln spring prime asc DO
fa5 70 sooS sasc. ~ ''.'.'' ,'"''''
o,'si,;x ener marx, o, is oDerIoa1ei WIN q1ai WIN
at 81 80 While small Quail or lots more M or les. oixeS
F1m. @ F9s 91Ss 5 from s. 2 down to c per pair
VIVA "a, ducks . IN s6 sapPy ana prime wanted
regular and only exceptionally nne lois in perfect c6ndi
al NJ rafr We OuaV
fresh Der dozen 81 ID An sn.u snd tne~ior 7trf9St.
grouse prime undrawn s1fsI -. DO Hrovn 766gor:
Vooicoch ,,rir,o =, croi~c S,Ssi 80 t,nc, snin ,,o
70 choice per dozen q ros,Se =, sl5en
40 yras. srNs, "a - Sr' 49,. ~, q r
ra,r Go 5G6ss. 10 ,nb. tn,@s A. .o9,aod W ~ "a
over pair 81 750s2 light, 5ocasi DO mallard, soa
rofi,o st, 31h az rtoeo -""'''
pr It yeS ,, Ia o.oos
fo- week a. ,t9 hiIs nr,ns -2s his irish poatocs
hSSe SS me, ysr GOOD demand but Ssr"sf are liberal
nn,a co. ~, s,uN" ~ S e,i 81. Ill.
aIc "-,' u"o"t S''d"' az. Us q -
ro si.M VIZ, poo. ~. n..' Ia, ,o,c"
49, 'n'."S ui'IipI"N'N, piH sl W ''SN'
nii ucnahd confined larfcY 70 n-s, gfages oiua Ns
@ @an.es nav arrlNed nor Iree,y ana a'.o ar s
i'a'!
few srSter'n ot especi@V oF leans peas and egg
- ,t. "a
r, & nae req ies ~ ,auS' uS . ss,h. ~ ~.o,. ~ az
~ ,trob ~ H.. 49, . ''' h.. u ,s ,-n ,,, ,,S
.l nave ueiN'iN,
sn at ie lose .aun""rIs s nrFng n Ing r I an WIG r
80 ~ W. p'' vN m ,,"ss g, az s ~ ua' -. '
l"lCr iuItv '''ei9 III s''a u'Ii''u nI's''
ny, "Ig"cr. a"uah' si.W' "Icr 'tt.apu1,,S -
"p.W as gn9'e. We quote Te'"loes' Long NssN.t pssI
~. - -''S 81, Il" Nihl'' =. g. =. -
'''e s.in "t,-iI uHu' p'' ~ ~ - =!
- 80, "'' ',''S '""''" Pe' "'-
New-York tribune., 1898-11-30
q aiiroaos.
- Raiiroaos.
new YORK CENTRAL

D. Al, through train, stop a, Albany Utica syrseus'
Trains leave drand Central Station as follows,
$50 a. M.-Dsl, except sundays The famous
. EMPIRE STATE EXPRESS LIMITED. .
rase.t r. Trein In The World pae BuTaio sss ~. ~:
TO s'i 70 rsI SSa Pnsd M 10 GGI.n's . ssng r0 eapasy
S.45 4. Mast NAIL Dsiiy-For BInaio. Niagara
IN Fats and Cley~ierd v
nm eur,s and s inps-iaa, New York STATE po.n,;.
Loo p T. I-soUrywEsTERN IJaTtn anc CHE
,cAGO sPH-IAI. Dsiy-For Co'nn'bus S'ne'h-
3.3Op. M'~TeoY ANb HLBxxy SPECIAL except
800 p M.LAKE SHORE LiMITFD psnyrs.,s,Sss,
,i9 A. " due Chicago 400 r Sleeping ana
600 =: M-wEsrERN EXPRESS p,uy-For Niagara
8..5 aN Tcop,9 ClsyenS1 n,s's Troy.
- ,o Montreal and. except i,vs for o',,ws ,o>,
'."" = rrM MTAnIno ,cK MorNTMSs AID MON
So. IFFEAL EMPRESS Daily. so,.--,,.-r,s--ex
SPECIAL Daiiy-For Buralo. Ninvsra fa"''
90 sbacnnat Lod!anspolis and =,
ing car only for points IN Fall Book hy'' "s
q t.on' end for hoche.,er and Bu~alo ..o o.s.,.
saturday f9r cspe Vincent ard the AoVrn rnseso
nsb,. every ry might escep, sunaa3 nights ''''A'
s"''' chlchgo sleepers leavn - n,io
ohJ A. NJ and s,55 p M-ra'lv except SUNDAY 20
warnst wasr'sr'ra "a, su8say' only at o::H = ~
Train. Trains Illuminated with Pirtsch IAeh, s,.,.,
-, hnet s and Wagner orccs at Grant csn,'1 'o~
md l3.,h 81 siatlor New York: ard 12S Fulton ST.
Ut wv, S3ondv-,v Y. n. nrooklyn1 . A., v..S
r. Telephone "27eH Tr'r,v-eisNth s,rte, for New Yorx
Central rah pavr,pc hotel or rss-
ferco ~ v~>..o~,, rv,-o.. ro--a-v
GEORGE " DANrrre Cor~-a' rss'sneer As'ns'
New-York tribune., 1898-11-30

Through trains leave New foot Of Chambers
:olio~s minutes carrier from We. 1.,i
U;UO a. M.-NesibuIed Eavress daiiy Tor EnshaItoa.
W.verIy, Emira. Rana.. Bradford AIihss Auna.S >
+ ". faror TO buffalo
yu,O H. M-VestihuIed limed--Fast mali daily. SOLD
,rstn for Chicago Arrives Cleveland 40 A. NJ Chicago
p At sleepsrs to Chicago. CeveIaLc and Cincinnati
Dning Car. -.
: 40 r. M.-BufYao and Cleveland Ves,buel Exprss,
falv Arrives OF Buffalo 1908 A. NJ. Bradford I20 A
n jamestown 200 A.. M Youngstown 1927 A. 81.
Cleveland 23O =. NJ Sleepers to Bunao and cleveland
0af+ Library Car.
Wayerly aai Chicago sieepers Horneville. Chicago
and Cincinnati DINING Car. - -
COMMODAriONS AT III. il3 2cl. toi end go Brosd-
NV IoI Eovery l58 l2jth-st. and 2.3 Wcs 18TH
It, Chambers and West 23d-s, ferrie. New Yrk. 333
ard SEQ Fa/n ss Broadway Brookvn '22 Rvsr ~.
Eoboker and Jersey City station New-iork Transfer
Co calls zoe and checks baggage from hotels and resi-
New-York tribune., 1898-11-30

HIDES Market qu!et but steady: sales ot the week
80 rs hides stock 5S.UO hides and kips. receipts
~ 7Jy hides CalforniH. lsc sei"ctei IN bond Maa-
nloras i5c. Tpxilo. i5c. Orincco Di.c. Tampico 1c
Boso,a i5c. C,nifal American i4i1nl5c; Vera Cruz
lir Puerto Catelo ljc. La GunyTa. ljc. Caracas lc
Payn liIliisc. Tobasco. l3A.c; kio IIache dry ard
v,~l.d io &c. Platte lac: Ga!vcston. Gisc; san
Ant. Mo aIl I1red, 10 DrysaIted hles-Iayta lie,
isoercso lie Aafanham I2i.c. PeInambuco. l2ise.
I1na. iic Naracaho. lie. sayanlla Iisc. Matnmorhs
I2c Texes. Il: saughter. native steers lie bui
learis. 9'sc. side lrands. sisc bulls s.Mslsc cows
yi.09sc. slaughter. native steers, o'sglO'se;
COW, 9I9i. bull. si.Hs'sc
LEATrRis-Market steady. saes movement light AM
Ircts materially changed Ilem9ck, n9n-acid hf1t
,ci, ton i9d2lc f.c0nfs szd2oc. thirds lIylsc. hci
nrsi seecticn i9'tn2ie ece9rds i'g2,':e hirdt H..
Ieqe0c middle backs 80. middle heavy 2Ig2sc sec
onjs heavy aGG27c. iiiris, 24ayc lsht backs. cow
2>e.:sc seoonls 2sG27c h,'s l5.ai.c aak-dre,. ,
b,rks 3i8a2 s@conds. 2903oc thirds. !Iu2ec; bellies
-1t.isc Neltre butts .iT32c Teyas oak sole 22JZic
II TAfS-A slight reaction % in and n silh"hinS 81
eaI We tie ony charg's = mt "rtance not"n IN 70,
lie metal market rusinsaH TIE Whole was r sfh
ufne iyrrs being Indifferent and sellers ind osr1 10
rrc,s sell. hv .f'eIiig conr'tslOaf ~ ibr lIs -
He,,l Txrhanse said regarding VIZ iron warrants tlh 4
to an, reduced stock the warrants ya'ds ana ne
~ can't offerings Il warrants have facfcAly brouth'
market g. sfaudstii with FuDt 20 lec.nhc, noi
a. ~" med At a. - asked; straight 10 81 - oii -
s.tel. NO 81 eo ~ 3 - etkei. " - 30 =, =?
seillnx auo,a,cni - follows No !. shoi Nc
New-York tribune., 1898-11-30
SOUTHERN COTTON MARkErS.

Savannah Nov 29-Couon steady mit!rg. 47sc: :ov'
miid!ins 3isc Receipts 1850 ba.es. exports coastwse
0.C0s. safes i54 stock $50. 7cf.
Galveston. Nov. 2e-cotton nrm: n'Idd!ing 3'.e ox
middllng. ls.c: good ordinary 40 Receipts. lN4r'
bales. exports - Greot Iritan 62s7: the Continent.
II ,3). sales 323. stock. 3sl. is2.
Memphis Nov 20 Cotton nrm mtt!as. 3-lec. low
midd''nc 5a.c ordinary. 4asc. Net receipts iWS
bales gross j.clO. shipments. 57s; sales 500 stock
1872 323
Baltimore Nov. 2o-Co'ton nominal: middlng oisc;
low ridling ! i6c. good ordinary. 4I-lbe Gross re
cei9'a. Loss bales stock II 32s
New or.enns. Nov. 20 -cottoa auleer; m,!dlins.
celpts $3.50 bales. gross. isss! exports 70 Great
Britain - s0o. the Continent 4ls2. coaswss. Dcb.
faes GOO. stock. 3G3 92i
ST. Louis Nov. 29-rouon Arm, mddng SIC: on,
middlng i7.c good ordinary. 9l6c Net receipts l2o
bales gross : l2j. shipments. 5 iGi stock. IOO36
New-York tribune., 1898-11-30
RAILROADS.
PENNSYLVANIA
"a a
Railrcdos.

STATIONS Zoo, Of wes, Twenty-,h third Stree, and
Desbrosses ana Cor,landt Streets. 49,, a.
CyThe leaving time from Desbro osses and Cortlanot
streets is ten MINUTES than sSsn below for
%ssfA'I T. f'li FS4 7f,lSn ca,
ss.s6 Sw York m to coasss % rssss sssss Car
s:$ " T$sTESsSLvASiS fsf 2fy:i%aa
Compartment sleeping Dining smoking and
0n GsT Fq[ Gsasso s. us Toledo
80 i. VI. CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS PRE-
55o +. aiM.'S g. wEsTrRS % %E%PREssFOi chicago Fo'
74o 1872 p. M Ie'st stoSSa4Ha%fsrrny PITS
4o SF r. W. Pcr4c -s
cdso coGGsGis .5 I6 SieysiR sscep
S:epag ~ a. NV MsN Yor to hioona Es.; Tbsy .
burg wAsaiSGrov "a i1,s xsp st TIE
S 2 ;so 20 2"sT c% % %T al Taor 9 asi
4lnS mn rao5 a5' SlrhI s1naay % 80 nnE car,
ms % caT @ ga 0d6iSnsos pisns Carr ~ 40 DINING $50
sorTTIERN RArLwAY.-Express. 30 p. M 1905 might
ATIANrIc COAST ILNE.-Exprce'. o2o a m and 50"
FOR Oh roiNT coMFoRT CONF % ard SoRFoLK.-75o m
T'' days & sra 49 m daily aav, Cpesbro.sc. and
co1andt streets 2lo n Through vs.suisd Train
Eunet Parlor Cars Passenger Coach. and Combined
care nt MAy;sso vssssay. sonaay. oc.a,
s,o aSa roT % Psa'0nt g G~ 90 %s's sud
SrsS5 coTaSd, see s2@ 'so % IL 90 'G so
FOR PHILADELPHIA. , 20
Dining Car) 1880 ODnig Cnr,. II 30 a. m ~ ~ %
"no. $50. T. 20. 20 Dining Carr. so uD.inS ar,
dining Carr: 40 $50 l2 o. nHh, N Snn,nc
$40. $50 $50 0oo 800 Limited oan. lnlD un@.'uH @
Can a rn I5o Dining Can. go. 42o Dining cao'
$50 Dining carr. 5 so Dnins Car) 7io. $50 D. hN'
I2 O5 night. -. . oc,
Tickle; of'ces Nor 4ci. oH LOG Is23 IL sns So, ss
broadway: Asto: House: West Twenty-,hnn ,urss.
Station and stations foo, Of Desbrorses and
Streets. Court Street SEQ Fulton street M h'SnW@
Pennsyvania Anner Station. trocklYn Snitl
Jersey city. The New ? TX Transfer Company WI ca.
FOR and check baggage from hotels and residences
thr. ugh to dsr'ina'i1n. ,,.
Telephone "2757 Eighteenth Street for PerhsNNa"a
psilToad Cab Service.
J. D. HUTCHINSON. J. r. WOO
General Manager Genera fafs NR'n'
New-York tribune., 1898-11-30

Cas-. & Gae@"' Ters & fo%s S ri rioaG Gs s;sy NS 30
sG c5a' 80 He ySiS% % ''s con- aarc: 10 ai.
sg9,:c " ~ yae VII c Yo p s sllsy W ~1e ,odo
H'rk res tGi = Soas5 &: lard, per 100 ~ SSH
- 02r shor; ~s SIDES doose) 81 5oGt 90 dry-sa''el
81 Sodsi 9l vii- dsl.ers nrished goods per giloa
20. sugar@ loaf 81 ersnula'ed 81 30 on tie
rrer,nree iI9,sc. d5!,ie 9a cheese STEADY,
s'sGio'ac Eggs n'm; fresh 2iac2c.
CO % & Ho' ~ , '5r1d dG M "Ss' 30 mike miss NJ NV
30 c oats firm " mixed 2s-c. Rye steady: "
:. &c Butter unchargcd fancy Elgn creamery. q,
ohi' lllpc: dairy i2i.c Sugar firm Eggs firm. l'c
Ch.eee nfm
milwaukee Nov 29-wreat steady: ~ Northern.
CO D. 0G- &c. W northern GG4c6hc Rye steady: ~ l.
4Sisc
Mnneanals Nov Wheat stoady: Novenber e3c:
December. a23.G62lc: MAJ Cic: 40 hard On ttacA
IN Fist pasrt~ e osasS a. second patents s. i5g
So 81. nls, ccars. - GO1S2 10.
Pho@cs Ney % - g "fsa' % c firm %fr sSS 'Snssr Ssser
40 mixed. Nev"rTher ~ liaDc. oats steady No
white Clipped 23aa3gc 80 3 white clipped. n sE32c
ncg-s1 esr. f,esi Wes.trn &c - souihwestern 22c
f,ncy l0i,c: do fs.r - choice o.. QiOhc Receipt
i'onr 1000 bb. $500 .ects wheat, 2aooo bush; corn
iocoo bush; corn. iGco bush, oats. 5000 bush.
- Louis Noy 2o-Fl'ur s'eedv: patontg 81 'OTS3 20
grades S?aSe3c Whee-sr7t higher; 10 rel 80, ctss
elevator Gossc. track ICU7o'sc Deoenioer Asc rsSeI
10 cash 32' December 3isc nd; May 81 ~ s-I %:
0ats-sp1t Alsher; 70 cesh re t,tck g sa.c
Rye hrm. 3'sc Bran nrn fa-ked eat trhcn. & o. o.
Butter nrn. l9T2ic; dairy i5N2oc Eggs nm
lsc
Toledo Nov % Wheat lower weak; " eca-h. 7o'.c;
Dcceaher. 7o1.c bid. Corn higher. steady No mixei
3thc. Oats dul. steady: No mixed 2cc Rye dgil.
prime cash Old. 81 40 new - 20.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-30

exceptionally light receipts tfor days only liooc
bags)-he '-ailest for the season whereas
some q the contingent have been claiming that me
movements Brazilian points Of accumulation would
be large for remainder Of the season. Outside spec
lation d factor. Warehouse deliveries IN inc
United States only cGTi bags. But this small move
ment at leart partially accounted for by the con-
tinued bad condition Of the streets which rearded ua
portntion sales call $50 bags. up TO ].
1000 bags and for the entire session IA 2o begs win
Cleared Bahia November 2G. steamer HunVn WEE daWV
bags Rio Exchange reduced I'D; now IL 3-d.
market for spot brazilian coffee opened steady In
at unchanged prices stihened later on far
jobbers increased attention of invoice
buyers 100 bags Santos ~ changnn hands
az 7i.c equal CSC for No Rio. The market was
firm at tho advance with irrorter- and other dealers
inclined be conservative. The mill grades Wei" also
and moderately active. hut quotably hghe9.
The o. contract prices In the local marset 10
tay was ms