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Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1898-03-31
WASHINGTON LETTER.
From our Regular Correspondent.

UcSIIllDe WHetHpE MT. ucAl III
ley il sagacious enough to re
tain the undivided support
of Congress in his Spanish
policy. 1t will all depend up
on the action he takes on the
report of the Naval Court OF
Inquiry. which he now has.
Ii he acts promptly and pro-
pelly on that report and
then sends the report and a
statement OF what he has
done TO Congress. he will be
squareIy and unanimously
supported by Congress to
any extent. But if he plays
into Spnin's hand by making
a weak demand and delays
the matter by keeping the re-
port away from Congress,
there viii; he trouble right a.
way. A large majority of
both branches of Congress
have made up their minds
that Senator Proctor was
right when he said that no
settlement of the Cuban ques
tion could possibly be salts
factory that left the island
under the Spanish flag, and
ii Mr.. Mckinley doesn't lay
his policy along that line, he
will. probably find Congress
taking the matter out of his
hands. He can control the
situation il he does the right
thing; otherwise not. Much
will depend upon his first
move, which should be made
this week.
A statement prepared at
the Pension Office shows thar
more than $4,000, 1000 have
been legally paid by pension
ers to pension attorneysdur-
ing the last seven years. Just
how much the attorneys have
illegally gotten from thepen-
sioners is more or less uncer-
tain, but there is data enough
in the Pension Office to show
that the illegal exactions
more than equal the legal
fees. 1t is not surprising that
the Pension attorneys should
be able to maintain a power
ful lobby.
1t is a relief, in the midst of
80 much war talk, to read of
the truInpets of peace, as
shown in the greatness and
progress of American indus
try through it's association
with the United States pat
ent system. In an annual re
port OF thirty pages, Hon.
A. P. Greeley, Actirg Com
missioner of Patents, has in.
aorporated much valuable
and important information
for inventors, patentees,
manufacturers, capitalists,
publicists, and in fact, for
everybody who is interested
in industrial progress, o.
which the press synopsis that
h a g been published gives
a very faint idea. This
pamphlet will be mailed free
upon request, by the Com
missioner of Patents, Wash
ington, D. G.
Fool talk is as plentiful in
Washington as tools are ev'
erywhere, but it need not
catch anybody who chooses
to use a little bit of common
sense, in analyzing it. Fol
instance, iustsee how a bsurd
when this test is applied, il
the story, one of the latest
that the five great European
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1898-03-31

VI mCl1Vuy udS a kICd
curiosity at present in the
shape of a young man who
was so anxious TO be one OF
the defenders of these United
States that he walked the en-
tire distance from Johnson
City, Tenn, to Atlanta, Ga.,
in order to accomplish his
design. The soldier in ques-
tion is George W. Shook, and
he is now a private in Cap.
tain Everett's Battery l., of
the Fourth Artillery.
Shook is q "Tarheel" by
birth, and his parents still
live in North Carolina. He
desired to enlist, but the fam
ilv demonstrated seriously.
The young man declared his
intention OF carrying out his
purpose even if he had to
walk all the way to a military
post. p People naturally
laughed at him. notknowing
the stuff of which he was
made. He persisted, howev-
er. and finally, notwithstand
ing the objections raised by
his parents, he started for
his goal.
H" had $5 in his poke,
when he began the journey.
Matters progressed well un-
til he reached Johnson City,
and there he struck "bed-
rock" From johnson City
to Atlanta is AL miles.
Shook walked the entire dis
tance in II days, doing an
average Of 36 miles each
lay. Twenty miles a day is
considered to be a "forced
march" for light infantry
troops.
When the young man lett
home he weighed about 155
pounds. When he reached
Atlanta his ayoirdopois had
been redured to 145 pounds,
making a loss IN flesh ofnear
ly one pound each day. The
examining surgeon at Fort
Mcpherson, near Atlanta,
when he heard of the remark
a b lie performance of the
young fellow, remarked that
he would enlist him on his
physical condition if he weigh
ed only 50 pounds.
Shook was made a soldier
at Fort Mcpherson, but as
there was no vacancy there
the officers kept a lookout
for a chance for him, and af-
ter two weeks Of waiting sent
him to Fort Nc Henry. Shook
was vaccinated before enlist
ment in Fort Mcpherson, and
is nov suffering from the ef-
fects of the virus. He has
been on sick report ever since
he has been in Baltlm ore.
He is a slight, rather deli.
cate looking fellow with clear
cut features and a strong
chin, which, companions con.
slider, shows the origin OF the
unfagging determination
that carried him through his
long journey. On the trip he
kept to the railroad track
constantly, buying his meals
along the route, and when be
arrived IN Atlanta he had
but FIVE cents in his pocket.
George Shook is the 19
year.old son of John Shook
and was raised at Vale Cru.
els. this county, and left
home on the 1st. OF Febru.
ary, 1898. Mr.. Shook, the
| 60 tbar pf f1,o Y,l,,oLu hD
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1898-03-31

Educate Your Bowels With Cascarets.
Candy Cathartic, cure constipation forever.
i0c, 25c. II c. G. c. fail, druggists refund money.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1898-03-31
DIR. j. NJ. HOGSHEAD,
Cancer Specialist,
BANNERS ELK. N. {.
No KNIFE; No Burning Out.

7O HH11c, 4'O Du7 H17S OUU'
Highest references and endors-
ments of prominent persons sue.
cessfully treated in Va, Tenn.
and N. G. Remember that there
isno time TOO SOON to get rid OF
a cancerous growth-no matter
how small. Examination free,
letters answered promptly, and
satisfaction guaranteed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-19
r ailroaos.
RAILROADS..
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NEW YORK CEnTR al

All through trains stop at Albany. Utica. s''~'
Trains leave Grand Central station as follows;
$40 A. M,-psily except sqndsys Tn au rsryS'
Fastest Train IN the world Que BuI eGS ~ De-
tro iiio p NJ Limited 10 It's seating ,sa Niagara
1O.3O Az" X M,abAY EMPRESS except sunday . Tor
LOO P 'i OssotTHwHsTERN LIMITED and ,0 cHI-
cAGo sPEcIAL Da,iy- IF rn G9.s@0''
3.3OP. M.-TRoY AND ALBANf SpnCiAh" 'N'e''
Sunday. Stops a important stations q. hour
800 p M-LAKE SHORE LiMi IT'D D,s cleveland
7i5 A. NJ. due Chicago 400 p NJ s'eep'"s ana
6.OOP r. M~wEsrERN EXPRESS paily-For Niagara
6.25 p. M.--NORTHERN EXPRESS paiy-rur '0''
, Montreal and except saacdayysr , qr aNp MON
100 P Re MIA FTpRSss MOUNTAINS A'D
" SPECIAL paiiy-For Buffalo. Nsssafa at, ra"s'
Cleveland Cincinnati indIanspo,s and ~ ns,iS"seep-
cav" ing car only FOR points on Fall Brook Ry via
Lyons and Tor Rochester and Buffalo v.- o.,.r.-
"''' burg NIassta Fails cleveland, Chicago. and es-
eep saturday FOR cape Vincent and the Auburn roao
12.IO night-MiDNIGHT EMPRESS ,s sor s,n;sy
every night, except sund'o h's"''
HARLEM DIVISION. s. >,
O,15 A. NJ and :,,55 r M-Daily. except SUNDAY u
.,Pt,neld. sundays only at oiZV a, ,, N.
Trains Illuminated with Pinisch light' CONTRA, s,,,o,
Ticket and Wagner Offices at Crane Cen a o.iu
l2 eel Az Broadway ~ East IAN ST ~ !, st,or
and 19stb 81 station New York 33s and 126 Fulton ST.
and 100 Broadway. r. u. BROOKLYN 80 a. A., -,
Telephone 'aToo Thrtveighth street tos ms~ ,
dencc bv Westcott Express Company; p...,~.- A,.n,
GEORGE IT, DANIELS General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-19

Io1i2c do Pennsylvania. ioTiic; 40 Western dry
P Pr@s PFm TOO good SS ' sqSS Penn
Sym g. so 900 s 30 R.e pR.d c
esdsd Prime e 7 Ss cs sss:. Eastern spns s
l5c do fair to prime. 1d"c squads per 'o1e"' = ''
in liberal supply ,oss .s s se i.s demand s3%y
at firm prices Rabbits plenty du ana 90 and re
n9n fasn2a lot. "a are sO Ssns for sale 70 quote
Quail prime fresh per doz 81 ,Ds- ,n Sb dry PER
S fsIoF sSs 8 :" DO aTa%S seas grouse
S1oEe s sqs q s a9 sar Prime d9s
81 ;oas2 pover seden 81 7Sas2 90 fTas 81 ,oass DO
light 5Oca$l do red-head n and TO pa,r 81 .9g
55a4oc. do wing teal a'SSoc' do common" -
P6ThT0Es ANb VEGErABLEs state potatoes are IN
fair supply and meeting modeTs dma"S onions al ho%
Re sweets o 2Sf o csoc. ,tocE in fair demand and
steady. inferior duh and irregular Oother Io.a, 9n.
are more plenty sIs essR"o .ns % iSTty Gme
We quote Potatoes Long Island per 1s 81 2 WssieS S
DO Maine Hson per ssSk 90 90 90 on sag s. aas a. do
Jersey round 81 2s 81 Sa g S9F 40 agsa he
s. oa2 do yellow 81 25esi q % o. o Ga o Cous STA
Western and d W %.Sw 81 Tn Pas: es
S S. Tsr bb 7scs brussels sprouts quar-, oS
eucumhsrs FLORIDA per Srs,e s.gS So ioaso do Mch
sS0 ' 5s 75Gss" 80 So ssSst :o
DO F ney box ,6as? e green peas Virginia basket
81 5oS * To- kae per hbl 25c lima beans ger bag Sc
az o. lettucs Long Island per Dbl 'Ocdsi 20 ok,a
Florida per carrier sqs2 So peprsys Jsrssy PsT nn
.0I ire, rumpklns per Dbl SOC squash per ho org
strng bdans Virgnia per basket siGs2 so, Do Cnare
ton 81 60Ts2 spinach. Long Island per bn ~
tomatoes Der box 50casl turnips Russia per DID, ~"
Toe. .,,,, ,,,o.
HAY AND STRAW-HAY-Low grades eXniot Hu'n
fainness with the too liberal receipts and unless pet
ter trade revives prices Threatened win cor
sterstIa shading Few sellers hold for extreme prices
FOR Nos Prime and No are fairly strons' VIII
full prime. The river barges ahn Soi'
canal boats are expected full until about he
week in December STRAW-Receipts are Ihou
at he
fall and the ample crop OF last summer Ihere If ro"'
Tor heiter receipts much promise OF eooi Cds
return II win be useless ship from any point. par
ouarlv distant places grades that are neo" IN"
good average state deliveries have supplied since me
harvest quote: Best long rye. 42iln45c oher ''i
iac Reccpts OF hay In tons reported a. me
rroduIs EYcbanre N noon to-day Hudson River
Railroad go. Erie on. Pennsyvania; 3d. Deawa are,
Iackawanna and Western. 100. West Shore. 80 ehlsi
Valley 30 Central New-Jersey. 40 by river noa,s
500 by canal. III total l.3il TONS receipts oi s""
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-19
DELAWARE, LACkAWANNA AND
WESTERN RAILROAD.

stations in New York. q Barclay and Ghrstopher ss
VESTIBUIE TRAINS. PULLMAN BUFFET CAhss
PINTSCH LIGHT.
500 A. M-BINGHAMToN MAIL Stops az princip"
stations .--,, or, WAN prSn.
UANTON OWEGO ITHACA. ELNIRA. SYRACUSE
snd OsWEGO EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet Parlor Ceis
eonnectng at Buffalo with trains for Chicago ana points
,,s,.s
,OO p NJ fdaily)-Chicago and PuNalo Ve.touiec Ex-
nrese for SCRANTON PINGHAMTON and Ei,AiNA-
Pninan Buffet Parior Cars 70 Elmra Through nseR'
Inc cars and dav to Chicago. arriving at %io p
NJ next day. -.n,r, -, ~, VIZ
9TH EXPRESS Pullman Buffet Parlor cars
., 0o p n daIy)-CHrCAGO and BUFFALO VESLL-
nj. Df,r Ed LIMITED EXPRESS for SCRANTON. BIN0.
I1..MT0N III MIRA BUFFALO. THROUGH BUFFET
siEEPINo CAR New York to Chicago. Dining car
s,3O p M (dsly)-BuFTAIo EXPRESS; PULLAA1N
MIRA BATH MOUNT NORRIS and BUFFALO Ar
$50 p NJ Idailyl--BuFFALo. SCRANTON , SINS-
"E1MrOV' OWEGO ITHACA. ELNIRA, UIICAf
SYRACUSE ani oSwEGo EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet
TickETs AND PULLMAN AccoMMoDATIoNs, o! AZ u.
HENRY GAZE & SONS. Ltd. lis Broadway; - Pars
Pace 400 ei2 Broadway Tcet. at Fsry ssa Wan
dred and Twenynftb ST. 2ss COL Sus ave- Ssw aiyn:
Time table giving ful, information at all stations
wrsTCOTTss EXPRESS COMPANY Will call for ano
check baggage from hotel residence to destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-19

pc. dalries 12sa1ec cheese quiet sQ9'.c. firm
fresh. 20a20i2c
cincinnati. Nov IL Flour steady Wheat steady oi:
steady. No mixed. 27i2Q2sc. Rye quiet. No 5oc
easy SO 20 Butter dull sugar quiet Eggs easy al 1sc
Cheese firm.
Milwaukee Nov. ls-Wheat lower. No northern
go aesc. No 40, 66.c. Rye lower No l. SIC Barley
lower. sample. i3l47i9c. ,
Minneapolis Nov ~ Wheat firm. November. Gisc
pecen,ber 90 i GeSi O. May 64ssc No hard s5c; No
Northern 6ic: No Northern ~ &c Fiour-First patents
50 1888 81 second patents 81 55ds3 s. first clears 81 90
G$2 70
Philadelphia Nov. sWheat firm contract grade Nc
II '4d72c. Corn steady. No mixed NoyeInter
s7i.a37&s oats firm; No white clipped. SNta"2c.
No 3o630isc. No mixed do. 30c. Butter STEADY;
fancy Western creamery. 23c. do prints, 2ic Eggs
steady: nearby. DC Western. 2lG22c do South
western 1920; do Southern. lec. Cheese firm ana
higher. Yo-k factory. full cream fancy Zoe; %,
fair 10 choice pd9%c Receipts Flour 1000 bhls. bVp
sacks. $4,000 bush. corn 1900 bush oats. 1000
bush shipments Wheat 5000 bush corn 1900 odsh'
oafs. 1000 bush. -.
lower 40 red cash elevator roc track 70m70lsc: De
cemher 7oa70i.c bid MAY $3.50 bid corn spot s'e1dy
y, cash &c December, 3lsc bid. MAY. 32'4c hli.
oats sealv 40 . cash 26c. track &c. December 2oc
bid May. 26Ac; No white 2sc. Bran strong. higher
east track 52dj3c Nhs<ey steady 81 Is Butter steady
c~ca r-ory. lPn20c dairy l5d20c Eggs steady. lsc.
Toledo. Nov ls--Wheat dull firm. No cash ana
December II Sc May 20 nc corn active. steady No
mixed 80. oats firm higher. No mixed. 26'sc rye
dull steady: No cash. sc CoveIseed active, lower;
prime cash. old. 81 80. aew. s. 72z. on unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-19
OTHER MARKETS TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Nov ls-There the usual light FRIDAY
supply II cattle and prices were steady. WIN moa,e
demand Good Z, extra sold al S5dSo ~
common grades bringing SffSi 95 Stocksrs and feeders
ranged from 81 81 40 and bulls cows ana heifers from
a. 9o ~ e. 90 for better grades Calves brought 81 0df
oee were in good demand early sales at steady
prices weakening Sales were at an extreme
range OF SO 2OHs3 - for common 10 prime hogs. me
Greater mart selling SO 4oTS3 so Pigs sold largely
AZ S36s3 % Trade sheep and lambs was dun ~ weak
nr,c@s Lambs were salahle at 81 5ods4 for common
IN 70 $685. % choice focks sheep sold al " 200
u selling 81 s0dS4 - and yearlnss az
siTSl 80 Native ewes slow NJ s3ns3 80. Feeding
lambs at 81 4ods 90 and feeding sheep az 81 25aS NJ
cincinnati Nov Is-IoGs steady s36s3 - Cattle
steady 90 5Ods4 S. sheep dull 81 23asi Lambs steady
SASS o. ,.
East Runalo NOV. Is.4-Recepts NJ sale and through
cattle sheep and during the twenty four hours endd
AZ noon 10 day Cattle. l0l sheep and lambs
a. cars. hogs i0l cars Shipments Cattle i0i cars.
sheen and iambs Il ears. hogs. 90 cas- cattle The
market was again bare sale cattle. but moderate
,rouir and liberal through shipments leave the market
here nornay unchanged. Calves were IN light demand
choice S. S0dS7. sheep and lambs-The offerings were
excessive for ~ the demand which Is extremely
nmited-6O loads Of which 20 loads we're l"ft over
and included 10 to IL loads Canada lambs Prices
was s5Q&5 Is principally s. 10 and 81 u for heavy
canada lambs and light general clearance al me prices
,rnha choice n quoahe AZ 81 5lnSb 80.
good 10 choice s5ds5 20 10 fair s. 1915 sheep
,n o., far s3ds3 Is only about offerings
ola Uogs-The offerings liheraoo loads and the
market opened fairly active. but easier toward the close
yriers sold at SO 35GS3 40 principally al 81 40 and
closed A. 81 s5T<3 81 - Good weights 81 iods3 - Pigs
,ere Glow 81 35GS3 being the for The day. but
o,e were number ~ sales tho basis of 81 a. hut
on tho close the bids 81 49, which was fair quota
lay for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-19
The following are the total net receipts
rorts since September J. 1928.

market s, s ,Sas ' 81 eu,s n p %'n
dered MoIphns eus ,S S.s s. at QUINN t5 no.
bSiE' quoted at acd22c.
and in ssnes1 s s"s1e. OF
-four quiet but strongly he'd Spring ra,sI,r, 81 50
ePTs Sc ss. e No irs Tn'; &
quoted 0U s. soSss Yu quoted
g cgs2 r as to sas ns BAG yoa
;G. sPF tn a 1rnD S ss s
SRI sIv' co and 'P %n, 81 Srsn ss ss
St. Eo5 Sqs e fssSs i. sGa 81 'f
rsa1x IN Whehi oday way finally feeling
Strength and sharp rally all around WIN r
one The former delivery particularly weak esrM IN
day selling for long %rns 9h Forenoon
Supplemented was by hearsh news a, If none ,h os
important depressing factors were spring wheat
1925 against 2 1s cars h hat harvesting a had
gun in provinces with quality ana auan,v ho
Nohewes,eTn suggested an abundance Of
whenever weather ana r, on CASH wheat at Mnnesro
The sys se San s'o cent buehe although stimulating
thereby demand from miller was sson go oSo
bushels week renting to an n.n, yss. .uppV
statement The expert bushes ELS ms hour Total trans
and fss'Gr oas n the az a eli
also Syedd 9sr ssa al wbs %e shpPed
markets were Gull and unsatisfactory except IN the case
rSudanest wa quoted firm and higher Live.
rool closed .4ssd lower. Paris wheat 'ss
4rqen;ine shipments reported at 1900 hushes
aoatnst l8 bushels last week and the visible sPpy
o9o 600 bushels against nothing last year Broomha r.
Yorted exports Southern Russia restricted .Wnk 10
interior for Administrator dstica
Tho Modern Miller reported moderately hunisn
,ione ~ cash wheat ahoa basis. were as fo
icVs. No red 76c: No Northern Duluth orc 80
%orthern Duluth 73l.c No hard Western ~ &C brs1
EXPORT wheat and -four from noh coasts W.
67a l41 bushels against 36Ii693 BUSHES Htsi Neen
az aS3 bushels in 1890 July This year The rf
Torts Of wheat So $50 49, bushels hgahs, y"
CORN 10
ao,,ons wheat frm undertone u corn al
dav with a gain ~ ~ai.c In prices De" ,h -,
srrished bv shorts showed alarm over the iEht
connrv offerings and good demand for cssh prodnc Inc
oxror, trade amounted only 30 LOADS but ms We
more due 10 scarcity Of freight room ana srenEn hin
holdsrs than 10 indlHerece on NV pa
- who really DESTROYS or getting gooa
NJ narrowed 10 isc on liberal changing over ~ con
,rsC,s There buying for Investment, tO-u.g
vpcb indicated returning confdenco in the
corn closed 39ssc ahoat Argentine ship',l'll
were SOS O0O bushels against 100000 bushes the weh w
80 and none last wear The visible supply OF that ooun
, &c nsn ooO bushels against 800 600 bushels year
aeo Pradsrets exports for the week were o od
against 2i42 745 bushels last week 7ZoH ~
in year ago and $50 ~ pur,e'
,eaS since July this corn exports agertetf ~
an,e erod year age. OATS The market Nest wa
en-, on neh country offerings and good casn aenat
r. cars closed here Roc No oats NC 40 NM
9c No white 30c track mixed 2azn"l. track W,l,"'
36a34c 40 . white clip. 3isc Ky r MARK. 1872
81 Western 59d59i.c Z afoat to arrive of's c
ID"Halo' state rye Sac T. New York car lots 80. g,
BI'CKWHEAT Market strong. Quoted QUO "'' =
Var
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-19
ERIE RAILROAD.

hrouxh traIns leave New-I0rH, loot OF Chambsfssta
q. Follows ana Ave minutes earlier from West ZSdet:
oa,O A. M.-Vesiibuled Express daiy Tor bnShameonx
WsverIy Eimra, Buffalo, Bradford. Arrives Buuao
= 40 - VI SVestibuled lini,ed-Fast mail daily. Solid
rs,n Tor chicago ARRIVES Cleveland 40 A. M CncAgo.
a p N Seepers Chicago. Cleveland ana CINCINNATI
Dining Car. . -,.,.., v..,,nu,.d rx,,s..
,sI. Arrives AT Buna.o 7 05 A. NJ, Bradford 7;2o A.
NJ. jamestown 700 A. NJ. Young stown lo;T a: n
Cleveland IL 80 p. ~ SleepsFs 10 Duns4o aHa ~'~nss
Cafe Library Car $50 , r.. o,....u,.. riu,..
wSverly and Chicago seepers TO Horneilsvils Chcase
and Cincinnati Dining car Ding AMI prrrJ.x.y Az.
Il 'CoMM6DATIoNs at Ill ll3 26l 4oi and soI Broad
av i27 Bowery l56 East l23h-st and zi5 vest i0sn.
a. Chambers and West 23d-s, ferries Nsw,fork 80
.na san FlIn-st 9s Broadway Brooklyn w klver-N.
uhoSsn ana Jersey city station. NewYork Transfee
Co calls Tor ana checks baggage from hosis ana rsss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-19
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Nev-York. November Is lNsS
COFFEE-News at hand when the coffee marker orcns
this morning generally strengthened the bull sae OF p
situation The depressing influence came ito" ~,
which further slight decline Ihis Was Se,S
Offset, by light Brazilian receipts u,,w~ p"t
deliveries in TINS couH
(which during the last week have been larger 'naH
month. pa.O and cables reporting an advance OF 2 franc
AZ Uavre and /. pig al Hamburg. santos caoIes
q quiet market UNCHANGED prices me openns ca "a
with prices points higher as ~
0callv stated: but 81 the sales which egsreea
80 haer on the call showed advance or ~ POM.
FOLLOWING the call steady 70 firm feeling was appar
with husiness however. rather moderate mere Nds
IN. snail local buyng on the part Of the would-he puI-
chassrs - follow any advance. The American Nlslhe
sun,v notWthsandlng heavy warehouse deliveries q
late remains above the mion-bae mark being lo4ooIi
bacs ccnnpared 444 bags last year cleared
49,, Santos November L. steamer California for New
orleans with lnoO bags from Victoria. November 10
s,esmer Ierschel with IL 600 The market fr Spot
coffee aue, from opening 10 close horsn sen
steady In The Brazlnan
changed AS 10 quotations basis Of csc for No
Rio The mild grades in fair tohong demand al u
changed prices. 49, -, --..,o. 90 aav
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-19
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Baltimore. Nov. s-Cotton nominal. mddiing o1se'
low mding II l6c. good ordinary. 1-l8c, net re
ceips 3a9 bales ggoss 800 bales exports 10 Great br
ain i,s7S bales. the Continent. 4OoO bales: STOCK
1869 bales
Galveston. Nov lsCoton steady mlddling. 4'sc Low
bales exports TO Great Britain 9Ols bales. TO France.
10 S3l bales. the Continent, .52t bales coast"se'
bales. sales 500 bales stock 3lH lHs bales
Memphis Nov. ls-Coton steady. mdding. DC low
midilns 4i.c good ordinary i6c net receipts, oo-o
62S bales. shipments. f.2li bales sales
$500 bales stock 1895 l23 500 bales, 1897 io66o bales
Savannah Nov ls-Cotton steady. middling ffsc, 10"
niddlne &c receipts 305 ba.es exports 10 the Con-
tnent d52a bales coastwise 4.0a3 bales. sales LOS
bales stock. 1876 ii6 bsles
Louis Nov ls-Co'ion hrm mlfdling. DC low
miiilnP. l6c. good ordinary. 45-5, net receipts
500 h,las gross $50 bales shipments 0s bales sales
800 bales stock tactuaD. 60.O28 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-19
OBI ACK DIAMOND EXPRESS

arrives Buffalo ah5 p NJ Pullman Nestbue Day coeches
and Parlor Cars Dining Car service Meals chs.,;
connects at Buffalo with through seepers to Dsroi- ana
.I2:5O 400 p NJ daily for EAsToN MAuCH
CIJIINK WIIKESBARRE. SCRANTON ana coa'
a.5o 40P daily ex1sPt ssnaay yr nov inter-
mediate stations Connects for all points IN coa REGIONS
pullman Bunet Parlor Car for WILKESBAKhfI >-,,->y>
st:5O 5:I5 r Sunday only for MAt'h NhoNN
.4;5O. $50 P NJ daily. except Sunday for EAsToN
-: 80. s,IO p NJ daily. except Sunday. for EAsroN
an" .6i,5O. 200 P NJ daiiy for BrFFAIO NiAaARA
FALLS and all points west. pullman sleeper vcstloo.s
train y v to chicago seeners to Buffalo ana Toronto
Dining Car New-York to Easton -, -, eorrru
TAO. 800 daily s,opninF 9ny at wbTrH
cH1.NK sAYRE GDNEvA. RoCHE5TER BItFFAhLo IL,
and TORONTO. Pullman sleeper for bunslo zone ou'
eepns car passengers carried No baggage carried
sS,2O $40 p VI. daily for Wll.kESBARKE, ~ H. :.
acs GENEVA ROCHESTER,. BUFFALo NAGARA
FALLS. and all POINTS West ru''''" S'e'''' - N"
cago. , .,,, .x..n, su,asv tor sorTH
rr aTTFIFi0 BOUND BROOK. and ntermedlats POINTS
eave a, follows: 30: 20 1880 A. NJ. y 70 2So 80"
4 % IS so and $50 +. NJ ~ =. go &c, -,
AK "a and 1928 Broadway. 81 F 1io So JOG r. l2osn
e., ,o7 Bowery n. Y. $50 Fulton 81. court ST. VI
broadway and Brooklyn Annex. BROOKLYN. - 49,.
Y Transfer CO will call for anf check baggage from
hotel or residence through TO destination.