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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-06-28

A man has to have pluck to make a sue
cess of any calling. man must have the
backbone to take knock down blows and
get up again and again and fight on
Pluck and stamina are largely question
of good health 1t only takes one knock
down blow to finish man with headache
1t only takes a small setback to disconcert
a nervous and shaky man A bilious, head
achy man goes into bankruptcy at the first
embarrassment A nervous man who does
not sleep at night and gets up shaky in the
morning gives up the battle CT business at
the first encouragement DR. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery IS the hest of
all health makers and health-keepers. II
makes pure, rich blood. 1t forces out ALI
impurities and disease germs. 1t does not
make any difference what the disease may
be called, so long as it has its inception IN
improper or insufficient nourishment--tEis
great medicine will cuye it. II may be
called dyspepsia, kidney disease, liver
complaint" skin or blood disease, or nerv-
GUS prostration all these have the same
starting point. The g Golden Medical Dis
covery' reaches that point. Ii will cure
these diseases absolutely. None of them
can retain their hold on the system when
the arteries are filled with rich pure blood.
81 am "a years old, !" writes Mr.. i. G.. Bledsoe
of Leesviie Henry Co, Mo. For IS years
suffered from torpid liver, constipation and irdi-
| gestion which severely affected my nerves Hav-
| ing to make my living by hard work would
keep on until would hare 10 give up. Some
| times my friends would pick me up aud carry me
10 bed. What little sleep could get was tortured
| with horrible dreams. / took six bottles of DR.
| Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery 1T relieved
braced up my nerves, and to-day am a well
! naup
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-06-28
DIR. HUME IN TENNESSEE.
He Delights the Biblical Assembly and
The University Summer School.

The University Summer School.
DIR. Thomas Hume has recently deliv-
cred a series of lectures before the
Southern Biblical Assembly at Knox
vile, Tenn, this being the fourth year
he has addressed that body. The Knox
vile journal speaks III terms Of praise
of the address, saying among other
things:
1.-The Bible and Shakespeare was
the theme upon which Rev. Thomas
Hume, ID. d., discoursed at the Broad
Street Methodist church last night. This
was one of the series of lectures ar
ranged for the Southern Biblical As
sembly. 1t was pronounced by many to
be the best and most popular lecture that
has been delivered at the Broad Street
Methodist church since the series begun
week ago.
"Dr. Hume ESPECIALLY qualified to de-
liver such a lecture, as he is one of the
most eminent Shakespeare scholars in
the entire South. He is Professor Of
Languages and Literature in the Uni---r-
sity Of North Carolina, mt Chapel Hill.
The management Of the Biblical As
sembly has more than once been CON
graduated upon securing his services rs
one of the lecturers for the OCCASION.
DIR. Hume, while absent, also adj
dresses the University of Tennessee
Summer School on 'The Teachers Use
Of His Mother Tongue"
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-06-28
DIR. KILGo PASSES THROUGH.

DIR. John G. Kilgo, president of Trinity
College, passed through the city yester-
day afternoon enroute from Morehead
City, where he attended the Epworth
League Conference.
The public may expect TO hear some
thing from the pen of DR.. Kilgo in a
few days in answer to the letters OF
Judge Clark, which appeared in the
News and Observer Sunday.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-06-28
THE UNIVERSITY

Largest patronage and fullest equip
ment in its history. Faculty, 80; Stu
dents, sos; Academic Courses; Flee
tive Courses. 8 Professional Schools, in
Law Medicine and Pharmacy.
Advanced Classes open to women.
Tuition $50 a year; Board S. month.
Ample opportunities for self-help. Schol-
arships and loans for the needy. Sum
mer School for Teachers; q Instruc-
tors, 1S5 Students. Total enrolment,
60 For Catalogue, address,
PRESIDENT ALDERMAN,
Chapel Hill. ~ @.
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RANK oFFIcERs GENEROUS.

The Raleigh Bankers Give the Soldiers
New York Exchange Gratis.
Yesterday Colonel Burgwyn wrote a
note to Mr. C. III. Belyin, President Of
the National bank of Raleigh, suggest
ing that a number Of the members OF
his regiment desired to send funds to
their homes. and would appreciate any
fayors the Raleigh banks would offer IN
the way of cheap rates Of exchange
Mr. Belvin Immediately replied, assur-
ing Colonel Burgwyn that speaking. not
only for his own bank, but for the
banks Of Raleigh, they stood ready to
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-06-28
Notre Dame Of MARYLAND.

Charles Street Ave-, Baltimore, Md.
College for Young Women and Pre-
paratory School for Girls. Regular and
Elective Course. Extensive Grounds
Location unsurpassed. Suburbs OF Bal
timore. Spacious building, completely
Equipped
Conducted by School Sisters or Notre
Dame.
]. HAL. BOBBITT.
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GuiIford College, N. c.

Five large buildings; faculty of ten able
teachers, courses Of study leading TO de-
grees; tuition for term, $50 to $26.00;
board ami room So per month; in clubs 81
per month. Total expenses for year need
not exceed S133, and can be easily re-
duced to 500 Correspondent solicited.
Catalogue free. Address
GUILFORD COLLEGE, N. G.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-06-28

Lientenants Gilmer and Gator, Of The
Greensboro company, have hoisted a
small Cuban flag over their tent.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-06-28

AT dress parade yesterday one member
Of Company NJ, tainted and was car
ried off the field.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-06-28

DIR. Geo. Thrash, who recently re-
signed as Hospital steward from the
Second regiment, did 80 to 90 before
the Board Of Medical Examiners al
Washington city. for Marine Hospital
service in Boston or San Francisco.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-06-28

The first drilling that has been done
in a week, was held yesterday. Not
more than half the men were able for
duty. The men also went out in dress
parade for the first time in several
days.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-06-28

Sunday, William Smith was detected
selling whiskeg to the soldiers at the
camp, and was promptly arrested, He
had a hearing before United States
Commissioner Nichols yesterday and
was bound over to the next term OF
the Federal court. He gave bond fol
his appearance. Colonel Burgwyn is
determined that no liquor shall be sold
in camp, and keeps a yigilant eye fol
an offenders.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-06-28

Captain Jeffreys, of the Tarboro COM
pany, appeared on the field yesterday
afternoon, attired in the United States
army brown canvass regulation uniform.
1t is the color of the ground, and a man
lying down could not be well detected
at long distance, from mother earth
The uniform is very light and comforta-
bic.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-06-28

Yesterday evening just after dress pa
rade, Chaplain Osborn, in behalf of Ths
young ladies of Raleigh, presented The
Second regiment hospital with fai
flying the colors of the Society Of tn.
Red Cross. Mr.. Osborn's speech was
a gem. Colonel Bnrgwyn accepted the
flag for the regiment in a most grace
full and happy vein, closing with the
words: God Bless the Ladies of Raj
eigh for their kindness to this regiment
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-06-28

DIR. George Thrash, who has been de.
posed as hospital steward at Camp Rus
sell left yesterday, accompanied by his
wife for Washington They will stop
over in Durham few days to visit
friends. DR.. Thrash is succeeded by
DIR. Abel, of Asheyille.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-06-28

Lieutenant Harlowe. United States
army, left yesterday for Fort Macon,
where he will muster in the negro regi-
ment. Sergeant Brooks, Of the Second
regiment, has been detailed to go to
Fort Macon and examine the new re
cruits. He will go down Tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-24
DEL. AWARE. LACKAWANNA AND
WESTERN RAILROAD.

stations York foot - Barclay and Christopher
VEsTIBULE TRAINS PULLMAN BUFFET CARS
PINTSCH IIGiiT.
S,OO A. M.-BINGHAMrON MAI. Stops at principal
stations
1000 A. M-oCafe car, BUFFALO, SCRANTON. RING
UAMrON OwrGO ITHACA rfMIRA. SYRACUSE
and OSwEGO EXPRESS Pullman Buffet parlor Cars
connecting Buffalo WITH trains for Chicago and poins
West
400 p NJ daily, Chicago and Purnio vssrhnled e.
press FOR SCRANTON BfNGH,MrOS ani FtMipA
Pullman BUFFET Par!or Cars g E'mira Through sleep
ng and dsv coach 70 Chicago arriving AZ i.i5 p
". day
1900 r M-SCRANTov wrrKFcpARRE nri PI.YM-
CUTH FXPPEsr. Pullman net Paror Cars
RULED LIMITED FXpREsS FOR SCRANTON. BfSG-
UAMTON EI.krRA BvrrATO. THROUGH BUFFET
SLEEPING GAR New York to Chicago. Dining car
west ~ rprrao. - -.
$40 = N 0aliv-RtFTkI, FXPREsS. rI,LLM,S
MIRA BATH MOI'Nr MORRIS and RUFFAro. Ar
iivins at Buffalo 500 A. NJ - ..
0:30 H. NJ fdailO -Bt'fFAlO. SCRANTON, rIHt-
HAMTON OWFGO. ITHACA. FI.MIRA. UTICA,
SYRACUSE an CswEGo EMPRESS Pullman Buffet
;.-ErTs .Ho pt'IL.MAN AcroMMopATioNs At
HENRY 1A2G \ SONS Tld. ilS ~ atway; ~ Psrk
Place 40 and e42 Broadway Tc cts at Fs,ry st'2n'
bred and Twenty ann st 28s CO., 3is ave- Nsw LIE;
Time table giving ful information ~ 81 stations
check baggage from hotel or residence 70 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-24
"BI ACK DIAMOND EXPRESS"

arrives BIns!o 95J + NJ Pullman NesNhue Day Goa hes
and Paror Cars Dining car service Meals n 10 'arte.
Connects at Buffalo through seepers 10 Detroit. ana
ChicAyo ..
.I.,5O. 900 r 81. daily for EAsTON IAuCH
CHUNK WlI.KESBARRE. SCRANTON sni coal
branches
1850. t,lopM daily eyer, sunday, tr wILXn :
mediate stations Connects for al = inis ID go regions
Pullman I,ure' Paror ca tof Nffk ESRARRr
$3.50. 5i5 T. NJ Sunday only for MAucH CHUNK
and inter .refiate stations
ESQ. 5:2O " dally. eHceEr sunday for EAsro:;
M intermediate stations.
$3.50. G,IO p NJ A'ny. except sunday. nr EAsroN
and principal Intermediate -i-tors
'G,5O. 700 NJ. dan! Tor BrFFAI0 WAGtRN
FALLS and al points West Pullman sleeper. vesthuls
train Y. 70 chlcas1 seeners 10 Buffalo and Toronto
Dining oar New Y0rh ;, Easton
$40. 500 3sily ,,qn ,T, onls sorrW
CHrNK. sAYRE, GENEVA. Ro,hEsTnR RyEfALo
and TORONTO Pullman Sleeper f1r Buffalo. Nons bat
ssepiov cer uassenrers carried. ~ haegase .srrei
500. $40 p dav f1r WILkFSH Altt It'll
ACA GENEVA ROCHESTER rrFFNo %tGaPA
FALLS. and al 1lnts West Pullman sleeper - CHI
. .o,.-,,
ri ATNFIFLO BOUND BROOK and Inform 'ilaie points.
leave as follows &c 20 1880 A. ~. sd : ~. 49,
% - 20 ard 6.o = 49, 90. -.
az; "a, and s?9 Broadway. ~ r. IA st iss = l2'tl
=, io7 B0wrry ~ Y. SEQ Fulton ~. Court 81 ny
RrosdNav ana BROOKLYN Annex. Brooklyn
Transfer 60 VIII call for and check baggage from
hotel W residence through 70 Destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-24
3 ailroaos.
RAILROADS..
.,~>c.cs-~"".S>c".,>c. .c~>>".,>-rc"HrISsSIS
NEW YORK CENTRAL

All through trains stop at Albany Utica Syracuse
Rochester and Buffalo. ,.uo-..
- Trains leave Grand Central station ~ . 49,.
EMPIRE STATE EXPRESS. LIMITED, a.,
Fastest Train in the World. Due Buffalo. 40 = ~
Niagara Ts' ssa TG5on ts.,i SSo cao.ss,y Do
$40 A. NJ -FAST MAI. Dsily-For buna'' "''''"
Falls and Cleveard ~ e,,,,v For
1890 A. M-DAY EXPRESS Except s una oo,n,.
LOO p -sOi'THwESTrRN LIMITED ana m
CACO SPECIAL. Daly-For CouWous' N'"'"
, nst inaIansgols s. I.oas and yh spE9,r. except
sunday. stops al important station, 49,, =, ,o,r
800 p. M-LAKE SHORE LIMITED pai:y-.t .nout
train 70 Chicago. Via Lake shore w e'a,,rg snS
7:i5 A. NJ due Chicago 400 = NJ Sleeping A"'
600 i. a'-wEsTERN EXPRESS. Daiiy-FoT N'ssars
- - Falls. Toronto Clevenne Chlcag. g. r. Try
6.Zo j. M-NORTHERN ENilt.SS' ~, i'a n,,,v,
TREAT. EXrREss. Daily; ,o,.ruvrsrr->;
SPECIAL. Daliy-For Burnlo NIaSa,a '"'
Cleveland. Cincinnati. Indianapolis ana ~, ST., sies,
300 p NJ SPECIAL LIMITED w, pk nv via
~ lyons. and Tor Rochester and Bunal0 t. ov,.-s.
c.11 p. M-PACIrI'' EMPRESS pen'-r" "a
burg. Magma Falls Cleveland thcskp;; nm' ,,as
cept Saturday Tor cape Vincent and the Au'ltn ro@'
every night except sunday nights sunday
nights chicago s,eep.r. l.s ,,:,s g. oii'
O15 A. NJ and n Xxx p MrDailv excap sunday 10
,rPIii:asIa "G sua i;';'S only o':o 81
MaEne' iairor "ars on Al th,or e., r.'"'
~ oGi Broadway RI Fac, lith 81 o.?
?S' Columbus Ave CT West 125'n st. ,os r,1ton e,
and "a" R-oadwsv. =. d. Brooklyn -. ., VA, W..
Telephone "o7a0 Thirty eighth street tos Wv wi
c"ntrol Cch service Bssgase checksd 'fo" "''' ."
GFOpCF " Ce~s"ai "asf-AHer AsTn'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-24

.tso. Nov -. l,asre .urr cs n cattle Ar" a. 's''
.,,st,g h.f,er raarh@t Receipts we're snHH astlh D.,
,.,t.,e were lCr.Oc higher. sales N''T ~
e. -,nsA 20 ,.,, common dressed beef steers sehk
grades brought s. - 10" s',h'' ",t
800 ,rth.r a 81 siu 81 tal'es SON
q, >. ~ 80 "a au active 'etnerd for hog ana
,,.-.,g- . nick. higher. some a. 80 - i,i,.
nr,.-. largely - - 4'pN"'' "',
I'd. .xt,.- d. f4.g. ns - -Ddt3 - ~ wri" w. ni''
a. a ,,l. .,.,h .pl.. larg.r a. - nnd - 30 >mi''3
- nt,rnei Ga, ~ .le market Tho" va. -'' Jx ~.
In .f.., a.I Lambs S'"-p sold Hrl't' - - '"N' -.
~ t,,sri u. urim. rni lambs al 81 tp:' a. Ny ->-'
rar,r sheep rr At 81 5'ati - Lambs IT,"
nrsota sl,p brought - 10 Receipts '"''r ''" "'"'
hoys - coo. sheep. i"""
cincinnati Noy 1t HOGS higher 81 0as3 % 'hi,l -
steady g. 59aSI -. sheep 'i'"l'. --'''' '~''"O-
.t~adt sinsI - ,.
s,,I. shr.r and hogs during NE twenty Your h.t-s
,r,.eI ~ noon g. DAY cattle ~ rsfs ie-p an"
ls,nhs u rars ~ Shipments 'htil~. - ,HIS
sh.eu and lsnn- II cars. hogs Il cats. 'At'r h-ir
werc n, -rle cattle. ans moi-'aie 'Ntvns" .np,''
hanged f'r neat ~""N based 81 Jus
len. - Is si-adl calves TO- fair suppl hs't 49,
MN, ana ,ss, choice SIrSi - good - ~ l'
So .ar1S7 She. and ltnh- tn" oref'nfs "'tr falfN
~ canada iaui. TIE quality - he natives Mas i"l so
81 he nat ~ nday's lamh- but the trniHni trng a'-
tive t,ir.- " ar~ and ljT..' higher than n MON
da. ana af. firm with tie offerings pretty MI 'ieanr'
w Native lambs. caD.c- io extra - @lIN' " good l"
oho,. s5Gs5 -. common o. 81. 81 '"gS sh"rp c.'''
?. .Nt,B - loGSl A.. ro'd t. choice. - ''N> tdl :"
mood S.Gs3 80 Hog The MARKET was in good position
wi,l ,r a.,i.. ,lrunnd hsh"- prices and light 'herns-
there being hu - l,ai- Heavy hogs H'rr ~ ac~ a."
rnnnI INT nrr being au,iahle - 20 Workers epen~t
a. ~ q - ~ ass - End Losing iran ft
81 81 ~ & 70 nd '"-'i u ;" q" i"Ds"s az
az e ~" - 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-24
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through truius leave New-fork FOOT OF Sh4mDsFs-"'
.. Mons and i've earlier from WEE. DIST
n,,u M.-ye.iibuled EAoros SAtlS Tor bhsHt"'en,
we,,riv EImra, Bunslo. Bradford. Atn'ss hdnaD
~, :. ~ N%estlbuled IIui,ed-Past mail daily SOFIA
;,,csgo Aufyes Cleveland 20 A N. chicago.
p 81 sieepsrs to chicago c'e'e''"" anu ''"'
Dining Car -,....,., v..,,,,,,., r,,,...
In, Arrive, al IutTao T05 4 NJ. Bradford 20 4.
e. jamestown 90 4. n. Youngstown ~ ~ ".
Cafe Library Car ,-.-.. r,
mix y, W.-Daiiy solid train f'r Bingham'on Elms
vsveriy and Sleeper, 10 Horneisvile chicago
s snH local INF CARDS. AND PULLMAN Ac
Il CoNMoDATIONs At III. il3 ?6i loi sni 81 Broad.
vay I27 owery 5S East 18TH St. and "a Wrs i-S'h
A., Chambers and West 23i- 81 ferries N~N lfs q,
and FUTON st ~ Rosiwsy BrookNn. i"1 Ri~r 80
Vnboksn and J.r.sy CIV station New Nn'i. rrsns'.f
Co. calls to< checks baggage from hOis. .as rss:
1snceo. =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-24
EXPnKTS TO DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. November 3 1898
COFFEE There moderately active and toieraDly
rsaly market for Brazilian fee futurNs The general
Character = market conditions satisfactory how
there enough of outside interest suit the
l,cs trading contingent The market in Al
nltlou. and. Will" transactions for the day
reached total II 1850 ha~s the business closed old
accounts instead % opening rule. This
tendency perhaps. natural with holiday at
isnl leaving the market "a 20 the - fore
changes before the exchange opens Friday Trad
confined 60 eight months with h- positions
aisrritDc attention the deliveries
There advance OF sd in the RIO exchange
making the figure 10 sd lrIrine the afternoon the
market quiet closed steady loss u To 10
? -tS.
- Brazilian coffee ruiei quiet. with steady under
Ehout c YESTERDAY, Figures. 80 Rio
inv. lots 6isc. and jobtng parcels Gssc.
Tat Il tract prices iu The local market
d Was rs follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-24

. pei -. corn qule.. NJ = mixed 81. oats firm 80
miNei 9AA2>i.c Re quiet 81 =. "dD Egg stead,
d, II '.'
Duluth N.r ~ Wheat-No harl. cash. 'l'.c; De
rrilher -, MAJ wa. ~ Nor'hefn ASH. - lie
,-nleI G37sc Ma. $50. - : Notthern. 10. \" 5
spring ~. NJ / hand. iUS.c NJ ! Northern
81 oats 2j%. u2Ga., I've 90 Barlry $685., flaN
seed 90. MAY 81. december W. N1yem.er 81 Corn
.ss.c Receipts Wheat, Gi631s bush shipments
Wheat. 9vD oUu bush
Milwaukee Soy. % Wheat higher. ~ ! northern.
D. baray hriu-r. ~ =. 4saINsc, sample. 3Gts'
oeinb-r 80. u9 10 Miv d4Ssc; ~ hard &C., No !
Northern ,5s,. " Northern Wi'4c Four-Flfst pat
eui 1ia>i - second patents ~ 55qS ID nrs' crais
81 Dl4.s2 IT,
=. i,,u, Noy. - Flour quiet: patents. s% +5gs% -
sr.igt lDuS% -. .l.af. s. 75ns. !ow ., medium
yiA',4 S.4s2 - Nh"at SPOT higher. ~ : red ,sSh
.c,ator IL. track 73H72'qc. December. Tl'.c; NJ.
ca-h y2i.c bl. December. 81 - MAY. ~ a;3c asked
Oais-spot lower. ~ cash 70 track. 2>' Drc'mner
-, b.d MAY. ~. y, white % Bran gHri'f
~, hi east track. ~ Bu''er stradN 'rea"er2 l'P
70. lair'. l5n20
Philadelphia. Soy ~ -Wheat finn - higher.
grad. NoN.niief I2A4ai3c corn arm No mixed
November. 3Sl- ujs". oats nrm. NJ white clipped
~ a33,. 80 3 do. Il a32c No mixed clipped $40
&C., firm. fancy Western o:.aniry. 25. fancy
prints Eggs fresh n~arhy. 2Ic fresh Western
- southwestern iDa2p fresh southern lsc Re
cepts Flour 1000 hbls. 5000 sacks. wheat - "o"
bush. corn. lj3uuO bust, oats. 2ICVc Lush.
Toledo ~ - Wheat active lower, 40 cash. - 4c
,,I. December. 7aa.c bid. com active. steady. ~ :
mixed 81. On's active easy. 40 mixed. 21'se !Ne
duh ieh~s. - cash 53ie, tlQN rrs"~d acti,e l0Mrr
- me ash ol ~ No,~mbrr 81 ~ cash and N,,' nher
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-24
WEST SHORE x. Y

Trains leave Franklin St Station ~ T. as ''
and Il m lat from foot u ". t-d 81: 49,, o., A,
I.,t5 T. VI CONTINENTAL. LIMITED DfiN. 10, a.
Lany SYRACUSE Rochester. Buffalo N'"a"'A fa''s,
Cleveland. Detroit Chicago and 81 LOUIS; H W. -
Chicago and st Louis next afterHoon .,,h'"t 49,
5i5 r. NJ 80 IN. later foot w i2d ST. 1n .i'.s
ana 81 Louis Limited DAILY FOR ucd. - td.''e
Rochester buffalo Niagara Falls. Toronto De''o'''
Cleveland. Chicago and ~ Louis - -. d..
40 T. NJ. Daily Tor Utica. syracuse Ho'"'H'e'' ~
falo Niagara Falls and Toronto ..... p..,a.
s.I, = NJ Daily rJr Albany. ltra. syracus- Il r,,-s-
ter Buffalo Niagara Falls. Toronto pe'l"''' N'rNe
land Clicago ard 81. Louis. ,...,..
Time tables AZ principal hots's ana o''es "-ts"e'
checked from Hotel or Residence bv N-st'ot i.NI-
g Z. I.AMRERT. Grneral P,s-enE-f Won y I.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-24
ErHOPEAN PROnrCE MARKETs

Liverpool Nov. b 2t5 m TX hange-C losing
Wheat W winter iull is. W red Norm
spring iirm rs - I'D Corn American mixed rrm -
futures steady W, ember g. lssd De enbet - VA
March. b 81 Flour l>.u- fancy wntrr seads ~
Hops at London pacinc Coast hrn t5gfs Bee. Extra
India mess hfr tH- sd. prime FIRM KS VI foth
Prime mess fine M~ft~rn nrn. 49, prime me-r mel !.
Western ais Hams Short cut, II u 10 10
finn 3,s Bacon cumberland cut 81 n firm Hts
~. 20 - H. 81 "a. long clear ma
b n n ISL; long clear middle
heavy D; n 27s ~. short clear bacfs 10 -
II y, nrn rs 81 clear bellies /. 10 III n. du. Lts "l
shouii.r- -1uar. II e. - NJ hrm rs 81 Land Primo
Western nrm us ~ Cheese American NM "h'
frm ~ 81. 80 couf-i nrm i5s 81 Tallo" fiime CIV
mr.. ~. ttnrsced - Liverpool refined dul. -
Tu-p,n'lne s.lrts strong Us kosn Common STEADY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-24

SC,S s Dseember son. Manche.er-Yarn, nrm
SIa' is' 4sD's SE a o ws.. brand. r.
sH,ye to day demand favoring winter notably
m ass ic
a 'G sl, y N wnsp - s.' .s9i, %
Fl Ssss s. 20 So ssr' 81 s;s s.
white to 9 sn. y.o cc.5. fine
Feed Firmer spring bran bulk. to arrive and spot
bran sis soasi nne s2 scass sc mddns. ssasis
rye feed G2!,9o5e city feed s4 90; hominy chop SIS
GRAIN.wIEAT- There wa. good deal Of evening
after dspayng strength in the fore Of the session
rapidly toward the 'ese IN consequence OF hes
sg,.c below the previous day Export demand was, wa.
from the United Kingdom being reported heavier both
"hF S,s sns % hT ha in months: sale OF
south africa ard the entire transactions at all seaboard
r TorthvH aisrr demand roI 'ontnen'a poirs s
ears against 100 e@rs on s Ta and /" 200 Sy cars ey
ago but lost much Of prospects
and resumption Of railroad travel good fall Of snow
win enable farmers to market, their wheat even
readily on runners than awheel Gables at first were
unsettled and easter but subscqnenty rallied and closed
TO recent slight decline in ocean frelehs the difference
ent thus far this week because OF to day. LEI No in the
Northwest shows decrease Of 4os 600 bushels a. com
pared with last week. seahoord cearances
increase in wheat and -four Quotations u cash wheat
D afoat basis. follows: No ISc No
Northern Duluth. 76a.c: No . Northern Duuth 74i.c
No hard Western, .tORN-In anticipation
the holiday there considerable unloading day
which weakened prices and left them finally &c below
the previous night The cold and clearing over
the belt with It's suggestion II increased receipts
and better quality. acted as partia Offset to the re
n"w-i liberal negotiations. hing 20 loads all
ports. The Liverpool market . sd higher and
Nrm. Both interior receipts and seaboard clesrance~
show moderate falling Of this week compared with
last week. 40 corn closed 40iec o D ahoat .....
OATS The market dun and feaiureless and easter
at the West. 40 oats closed 3oi<c; No
No white 32c: No white 3c: track mixed BOA G32c
track white 32n36'gc. No white clips. 32is c......
RYE Market hrIner. No Western. I9zc 2 % u ahOat
ajc. I Buffalo State rye. 5jGJGc. c I 2 New York
CARROTS .... BUCK WHEAT Market steady: quoted at
52G33c c I track. York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-24
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS

New YORK November %. 1898
pEANs AND PEAS The demand Is Light at me mo,
-, An, srrr,ie. are coming forward moderately ana
ma. are ruling generally steady. Mrium ana pea
a of the current receipts ihht tl"N
.ifry rather firm Lime STEADY Green peas not over
is,,y and wei SUSTAINED We quote. iteans marrow
pen - ,ar bush 81 80. medium lS> 81 81, 90
iso7 81 2snsi 27s do pea. 1855 s. ~ DO is.s 81 -"a
1,oS a. red Kidney 1895. 81 GDuSl 90 DO white Eilhty
g. {, io1s ~ do yellow 1897. 81 i5gsl o. Do
IT, NIL soup 1sgs 81 70a$l 10 DO lima. california
b 'ch ,e,n rees bags s7ikGeOc. dJ scotch bags eng
81 orr NH .,l ,,slt,on - the market ir un
~ Then. IL sii great scarcity OF Ieiie'l IT'S"
'h,s and some dealers ~ouid undoubtedly pay il
ct'ail'io under -'"i
- se!g % &C scI'id4i!. aid Ir!e u "o'