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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-26
STRICKEN on 4 CIBLECAR.
A CONDUCTOR FALLS DEAD Al THE PAS
SENGERS' FEET

SENGERS' FEET.
Passengers on cable-car No. llo OF lne
Broadway road were horrhed last hlRht III
$50 o'clock, when. as the car reached barclay
st. on tho downtown trip. the conductor SUI
denly lost his balance while collecting a ia's
and fell unconscious to the floor. The g.ipman
was informed by one f the passengers. and
the car was stopped. Policeman SchenKeWiN' o'
the Church-st. station with the he'p o. TWO
passengers. carried the stricken man T. a drug
store at the corner. Restoratives were applied
there and an ambulance was sent fot IN Il
hurry but all efforts 10 restore the man We're
unavailing, and the ambulance surgeon on his
arrival pronounced him dead
The man was identified as l.. II. Bldd X,
forty years old. OF 80. 22o East Eighteenth
st. It was said that he left a family there.
The cause Of death seemed TO be heart disease.
RudGick had been on the road for two years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-26
FIRE IN INDIANA MEDICAL COLLEGE.

indianapolis Nov. 25.-The interior OF The building
Of the indiana Medical College. department Of
the University Of indianapolis. was burned early
this morning The fire was caused b.! defective
furnace, the flames shooting Up 4 stairway. Two
OF the internes. Dr. Norman ShObc Of LisOnicr.
Ind. and DR.. X. g. Morgan. Of Plainiieia. were
endangered DR.. Morgan used the hre-cscape from
the third floor Or. Shobe attempted 10 escap. 10y
means Of the stairway. but wd. caught between
the second and third hoOfS. and p"rAaps fatally
burned. He WAS rescued later hy m, ire-escape.
The loss will amount 10 $1,000. insurance. $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-26
HIRD AT WORK ON THE NENNifE.

THE PRESIDENT WILL TREAT QUESTIONS RAISED
ny THE WAR AT GREAT LENGTH.
Washington. Nov. 25.-The President Is de-
voting all his spare time to the preparation -
his Message to Congress. Minor matters will
be considered briefly and by far the larger
share of the Message will be devoted to the
great questions which have been raised by the
war Sections Of the docum mt have been gone
over by the President with the members OF tn"
Cabinet To whose departments they particularly
relate. and the Indications now are that JhI
MESSAGE Will exceed in length any sent 70 Con
gress FOR several years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-26
INSTRUCTIONS FOR MoNTERO RIOS

Madrid. Nov 25.--After visiting the Queen
Regent to-day, in order to condole with Her
Majesty on the anniversary of the death
Of her husband. King Alfonso XII. who
died on November - 1SS5, the Ministers
met in Council. They occupied ex
clusively with the consideration of the peace
question. Eventually the Ministers unanimous
" approved the instructions to Senior Montero
Rios. president OF the Spanish Peace Commits
sion drawn up by the Foreign and Colonial
Ministers. which will be telegraphed to Paris
tonight.
While the Cabinet Ministers most re-
served regarding the Instructions sent to the
Spanish Commissioners. It is believed the Phil
,ppine question viii he settled on Monday next
The Premier. Senor Sagasta asked II
Mondays session would see the close Of the
Paris Conference and the signature Of the treaty
OF peace. He replied:
Who knows Maybe a fresh incident will
arise or further consultations or exchanges Of
views will be necessary"
The "Correspondencia" to-day comments upon
the attitude "of the Americans in insisting upon
& renewal OF the protocol of 1871 thanks to
which they without warning. conspired against
Frain in Cuba" and adds:
The Americans win next plot against Spain
IN the Canary Islands ana Belearic Islands.
without Spain being able TO punish them
ARMS MEANT FOR CARIISTS SEIZED.
Madrid. Nov 25-A quantity Of arms destined
,or the Carlis,s have been seized in a house at
Bilbao
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-26
pr-ecrA AID THE PHILIPPTNES.

Earlin. Nov. 2G-The St Petersburg CORE
spor9ent Of the 'Berner Tageblatt says;
a Russian dplomatist in the course or an
Interview. has declared that Russia VIII not SUI
"a finger 10 prevent the United States from oc-
cupying the Philippines but ne salu ne was
uoable 70 conceal his conviction that the IN
,r,or,ca,s attitude presaged the ter
-. - the friendship which has hitherto
s,,,st.,od hetveen Russia and the Cnted
Statoo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-26
EARTHQUAKE FELT ~ THE SOtTH.

DISTINCT SHOCKS IN VIRGINIA AND NORTH
CAROLINA.
Richmond Nov &.-Many points in South and
Southwest Virginia report having experienced an
earthquake shock about 3.Jo o'clock ms afternoon
The disturbance was felt from No,toWay County to
the Tennessee line. There was the usual preceding
roaring noise. No damage Is reported
Raleigh. y G.. Nov. "a dspatch TO ne
News and Observer from trankiinsNllle. y. -
saws fhat A distinct earth quake shock was
frit here this afternoon aoout 3.o5 o'clock. The
vibration was from east west spec cidl dspatcn
from Winston y g. says distinct earthquake
shock WAS fit there at 2.lo this afternoon. IL
shook the largest buildings In town
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-26
DIVISION or OPINION on EXPANSION.
RESOLUTIONS AGAINST TT ADOPTED AND LATER
REcoNsIDERED WHEN THE VOTE WAS a TIE.

Chattanooga Tenn. Nov. p (SpecaD.-A mass
meeting OF citzens OF this region was held tonight
10 discuss the question OF territorial expansion All
were Invited regardless OF politics. The attendance
was large. and ringing resolutions were adopted de-
clarlng against the annexation OF the Philippine
Islands and territorial expansion. The resolutions
declared territorial expansion contrary TO the tunda-
mental principles Of the American Government
The crowd began to Increase later, ana before
the meeting adjourned A motion was made to te-
consider the question This prevailed ana me sec
ond vote was tie. \ set OF resolutions oHtr'u
by eX-Congressman Brown. eNpresnIhe cOh'''V".J
I'm President NJ Kinley and his Cabinet wert voted
down amid intense feeling one noticeable feature
OK The meeting was that those opposed 20 "~ll"-
sion were largely Republican, and those IN iaF"T
mostly Democrats The meeting Was reprcst MA
tive one, several hundred or me ltddlhs uu''A''S
men of the city being present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-26

and the Spanish cruisers Infanta Isabel and
Conde de Venadto from Nuevitas.
The volunteer forces at Cardenas nave de-
livered their arms to the authorities
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-26
cRE4r DEPRECIATION N PROPERTY.

Chattanooga. Tenn. Nov > (spec'aD-The lars-
oct land deal consummated here I'm ten years took
Mace today The bondholders OF the Central Land
company bought the property ot that concern Tor
s. 500 This was the amount of unpaid taxes on It.
The property cost In cash In l~7 100000 The
company was offered IN lNw half million cash
for II The tract ~ land sold IL the largest single
tract IN the city The largest bondholders are three
Methodist bishops the Rev. Drs l. W. Joyce, John
NJ Walden and w. r. Mallalieu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-26
WILL EXHAUST TINE LIMIT.
VAIN SPANISH EFFORTS TO STAY THE
INEVITABLE.
CoUNTrR-PRoPos AS IN PARIS OVER THp PHII-
IpPINEs-sPAlN's FINAL ANSWER TO BE

IPPINEs-sPAGNs FINAL ANSWER TO BE
MADE MONDAY
Paris. Nov 25.-It is now known that Spain
Will exhaust her :ime limit which expires on
Monday. before replying to the American offer
regarding the Philippine 1slands. In the mean
while the Spaniards are canvassing the entire
field and exhaus;irg every resource 10 postpone
the inevitable
As cabled on Wednesday. they could not
cept the American ultimatum as ultimate with
ont asking II II really were so That applied 10
the time limit. Now the Spanards apparently
doubt the fxedness CT the amount the Ameri-
cans offered for the Philippines, and to-day
they sent communication TO the American
Commissioners asking II the latter would ac-
cept counter-proposal by Spain 10 ccde the
Philippines FOR 500 100000 Spain imagines the
Americans might be willing TO lop off the great
island OF Mindanao from the Philippines and
pay Spain S30OO000o for what would remain,
instead Of the S20O000O0 now offered for the
entire archipelago.
NO LOOPHOLE OF ESCAPE.
Spain may seek to increase her money ad-
vantage for the cession OF the Philippines. but
che Will finally be compelled to know that the
United States offer means $2sOo0O0O no more
and no less. and that the whole archipelago
must pass to the United States for that sum.
spain before giving up turning away will
also propose some alternative bargain Of the
Carolines or the Canary Islands TO be held in
the possession Of the United States. in addition
T. The Philippine Islands on condition that
Spain be permitted to retain her sovereignty In
the Philippines In other words. Spain may
offer to cede certain territory in the Carolines
and Canaries and the control Of the Philippines
ricl,
sovereignty. and as a further inducement Will
propose that he United States shall pay Spain
10 money on account of the Philippine Islands.
MONTERO ROSS GUARDED TALK.
senor Montero Rios told the correspondent Of
The Associated Press this evening that the
Spanish Peace Commissioners had not yet de-
cidrd upon the answer to be given to the last
American memorandum.
we are considering the matter" he said 'fn
g concniatory spirit. and anxious TO re-
establish friendly relations between the two
countries. At the same time We are here 70 de-
fend the interests and honor of Spain
In reply to an inquiry as to whether there was
any truth in the report that the Spanish Com
missioners had decided to accept tie American
offer OF S20O00000 for the Philippines, Senor
Montero Rios, shaking his head, said:
..No. no: the Commission has not yet decided
On It's answer What our reply will be can only
be determined at the conference on Monday,
when We Will discuss the matter with the Amer
leans. At the same time" he added in a still
lower voice. eve viii follow the instructions
that may be received from Madrid"
Then the final Instructions have not yet
Gomez"
All but we ale approaching a confidential
matter" said Senior Montero Rios, innocently.
~Everything connected with both Commissions
60 a secret"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-26

The policy of expansion. a50ut which hear
much. is not defined very clearly by it's advocates.
but VI seems to mo that the annexation OF islands
thousands Of miles from will involve
very grave questions. and Is OF doubtful wisdom.
In my judgment, 1t is entirely unnecessary"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-26
ANDREW cAExEGIE on THE PHILIPPINES

(Sccond ATtlciel
Mr. Carnegies First Article printed IN las' sun aun.
dav's Word. against the annexation ol . .nrSe
Iisls attracted national ait MON by It's sttons
areament- Tomorrow article. II is pr"H''seu'
"' ONLY ~ TIE SUNDAY WOItLD at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-26
MANY NARROWLY ESCAPE DEATH.

NEARLY A REPETITION OF The CHARITY BAZAAR
DISASTER ~ PARIS
Paris. Nov 25.-There was very narrow es-
zane to-day from 4 repetition Of the terrlnle
disaster Of the Charity Bazaar fire. Nhile I'-
llgious ceremony was in progress In the Ves'rS-
room Of tho church OF 81 Gerinain -deS-fr"S
where many girls from the schools were IN ~,
tendance. the cnomatosraph lamps were SUI
dorlv extinsuished and fearful panic cnsqru' r.,
cveryhodv instantly recalling the Charliy I'd
zaaI IRE. - u.,,rg ,h,
,,a,ic hrt not before forty girls were NOR" OF
loss seriously injured by trampling.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-26
PROTEST AGAINST EXPANSION
THE Avrr-1MprRIALIsT LEAGUE SENDS ME-
voRrA1. 70 PRESIDENT M'KINLEY.

MORTAL 70 PRESIDENT M'KINLEY.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 25-The Anti ti-impeTia,is'
Leag.e an organization orieinatns IN Mass1en'-
se,ts and - which Ex-Governor boutwen Is p.os'
dent. to-day. through its secretary Arv'ns " .ns
low of Boston presented 70 ires.o, ~
Of the T-n,ed states over the Phiiippne Islands IN
s,v eyerf and over any other foreign territory
without The free consent Of tn people ihersSr Be Pe
Meyinr such action would be violation Of
eSorsfu,io9ai princiries and taught with moral
ard physical evils % our I-op'yy 'yy,slov, Of his WILL
,nrness to reeve from the League any pisn 20
might ofrer short of aurrendeFing 'n'
SIS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-26
ROYAL, LIMITED.

Now-York 10 Washington daily 2:55 ?. m. Whiie-
=. ~, II. .ruiual South Ferry and p. m foot LID
I. nan sect EXCLUSIVE Pullman Equipment Dining
~ Service urequsiled. No excess fafes. r. rin.si
tra rs and quickest time between Ne"-io'A ""N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-26
MIR cocxRE1L OPPOSED TO EXPANSION

Mr. COCKRELL OPFOSLD TO I|1HI
Washington. Nov. Ex-senator AM 1s...,er
,en ,.. arri.,od IN Washington after campaign
IN u,sso,-, the result Of which assures ms e'eo-
ton 70 the senate ior the fifth term ,,.,o
Il DO not look for any new and sweeping Ieh'9.a
ton AZ the coming session" said the Senator To-
day The appropriation bills viii be phsseu "'.'
as the River and Harbor biil i due IL Dei"s
acted every two years. strong eHoit WIZ =, .pa,
N soc,,o ono mis- winter II f. not probable that
any financial legislation Will be attempted. anu )
do not look for new Army legislation beyond VIM
may seem necessary 10 meet the emereehcics 81
the present situation. There may be leeislano" III
regard 70 Hawaii ea.o ,,il do
Ut is Impossible 10 say what The Senate wiz o."
with the peace treaty It ~ not knor yer VIZ. M
the conference al Paris VII agree r,H sas
Personally am opposed 70 taking the IN" p'''.''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-26

Washington. Nov. 2J.-General Leonard WOOD
commanding the Department or Santiago, mas
sent an official report to the War Department
OF which the following Is an abstract:
have sent rations all along the seacoast and
by pack trains into the Interior using every
effort TO scatter rations about in such manner
as TO enable the people desiring to return to
their farms in the interior to DO so, with
reasonable assurance that they can obtain f0od
while waiting the development Of their first
crop Santiago to-day Is as clean and healthy
as any town OF its size along the American sea-
coast south of Fortress Monroe. Excellent or
der prevails: there has not been murder IN
the city since our occupancy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-26

Rockwoods Photographs are charming Chris mas
presents. Avoid the holiday rush l.it frOad"ay
"A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-26

GENERAL, WOODS WORK AT SANTIAGO.
ur REPORTS THAT THE CITY Is CLEAN. HEALTHY
AND ORDERLY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-26
PRICE THREE CENTS.
BROKERS THE VICTIMS.
CLEVER MANIPULATION OF STOCK
COSTS THEM 100000

INTERESTING FACTS IN cONNEcTroN WITH THE
SUSPENSION or ISAAC Il. NENcCMBE fSD
EDWIN W. oRyrs BY THE GOVERNING
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-04

NETAIAlthOugh generally inactive. the market FOR
demand higher prices News vas rather better than sx
At the c.ose he Metal called pig iron warrants
quiet and seady spot to Dee 5ss az GSGhS 70 b
S Sgs Os se 2ose e. Lad d% spot Dcem6e
ass o. Speter steady. spot December quoted at
s. nm ces's s m p art =. so'' TIN @
spot IA us So futures f75 p Cd soft Spanish lead
q %A st IS 6 3D. SG5ss was as Sae, but
agsn o syap win rs s very @ u
mer rites Quotations follow co.
25c: New open Kee common 27a2ss fair zSg
Rico. 2sa95c; syrnps. common nominal; fair iSal3'sc
sV ocEAS FKEdTs"The market for treshts
firm but quiet at the following quotations. Iyerp2o "a
T,h 5ld: Hui Cd: Newcastle 5aaGd: antwerp 5.d
Hamburg 70 pfennings; Roterdam llte' Ahs,'roam
q s'se e FREIGHTs '' X%D EHAnrEs ion3ase
tonnage the rates bid The same CONDITIONS
prevail the coaswse lumber rad owner' holding -.
for the grain trades are II god DEM me-
spt net are crr ere ana quoted At s 81 r
for Nymb.r loading Bo:S to BcsSd R PerS t ts
Ac,sber and 81 I'D for November Cotton ard general
'arsf rates i5S% re 2". d" S and steady the
previous q pree Lnfeea oil wn' T az r
Offered ned sga;s et Efnea Bss Sc and bulk
ia9ges 81 % pa aeooFae ana 81 a IS 81
Co,tonseed oil quoted Prime cIode LINZ Summer VEL
q Il
- nY sumner yellcw. 2Od2o'2c. butter gran,s
9a%,g-, nominal: prime winter yelow 2I,sc. nnseeu.
Irar,can raw 3513Gc American boiled 3'a9Se' cao"'a
raw 5lc: ard oil. ipn42c . -. 49, - una s,e,s,e-
PpOViSlONS-The market AZ fist was ,e 49,
Nm moderate demand he trade but later weak
ness t,llnNed on u yellow fever increase =.
sop,h The close easy -: !oish-Du.a. 3oe,Tn
49, &c T9So. family. si2 5o9'l3; short clear tlig
SO x PEF.T-Steady. Quoted; mess. - ": 1a"''''
0dSll racket, s9aSlo e nTr.rs set5 QUE Quot
"a psrnas sc: IN n. 5isc 100 NJ 5Ac pigs 1Ne
Gu Ct'T NEATs-Pcfe1 bellies enet Qn2,ed' Sinr -
no ,eIlias Tisc. 10 ~. G>>ci II 70 &C. - 70;
&c pickied shoulders DUH quoted al i.g4xe r c
hams quiet Guotcd at 7ld1zGt1 0vrcy Ss5c eoun-
ne ~ LARD-Easy quoted at sloe lily ty
i, s., onotcd al so94 Sc Rshnrd steady Qn9,eu'
c>,1.b in,afra &c: Continent. 1ioci BraziI 49,
con,n,,ud steai, Quoted: Ciy. - &c Wes.s'n,
s-r.S RiNns-I ylief. quoted: oieo DC cI'y ia'd'
ticarne. 3haec, 49, ., 81, a, former quotations
Aeaers are only disposed TO accept fnch rom 80 90 ~
81 Va vsry chary they be picked up. py
The feeling was 'cIS ~.
-, ,xn buverf ard sellers apart ana 70 pnsp't ~ -,
-1ch business untu further information WIS ~
,~ ,ho e0uthwe.t regarding crop prospects ~ ~
ron Charleston AMI other AIahuc f.'s nv. on,ssfic
ron,nloa % lOw far, 3tgt'sc. fsn !" co., az.
prime 10 choice 5.957.c head cYo.se' SSi "a,
- h,nA ai.43Mf Japan. ne Java f7sno-tcs I'aH-
80 In bond 2i4q.Ac. The fooMiHe g'sta.ei. sas -.
.rero southeast storm visited ever nee sect"n ~
,.rfaV inllcting serious dam1ss i~ahtalons
much Of rice VIII he i'st' u'1' -
80 80 Lailv whipped that heads WIZ sn"w vIs;
;, Of previous and yesterday gale me ia: Asnl ,
rco is i,eIy to reduction " 80 10 4Ve ana E'es'
Diet m Tvalltf ,otrv ~ oracras-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-04
OTHER MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago, ?.-Trad~ in cstte 'o-day was larry
active and desirable lots moved OF A. sronR prices ut
other kinds STOW ana weak 10 3Tioc lover Saes
IN 81 SASS ~ for common 70 fiW
grades u bee. steers up 20 s. 0gso - r ch9ce
extra shipping he bulk % the sales beaS az *fv
s. 60 Sncker and feeder prices we're unchanged 'ah
ming and butcherng fairly actise AT recent
quotations. About 800 straight Texas cattle were re
cc;ved ard disposed Of az former prices Ranger car
in good demand al about last week. prices sna
car Of prine / ij0-ib Mont brought 81 -
Trade In hogs fairly soVe sales Icing made at me
tS3 g5 the bulk going for ~ VfS3 % Pigs
good demand and sold largely AT - i"Ns" :"
few fancy yoid butchers at -.
Nhlle the suppy both sheep and lambs WIS liberal
there WAS corresp0ndingly large demand from aueh-
and prices steady Nati'e shsep
wanted 81 5as3 20 for the commones lots up 70
~ {0uSI for prime Rocks and western
range sheen were N demand AZ 81 sSrsi -. Mu;ten
heen sod largely az 9DGSi - and feeders sold freely
81 SGdsi Ihs IN actiLs demand ~ Sf 'Suf -
or the couuo-~s grades 81 Sb Tor choice natives.
wes,c-n ranre lambs selling ssas5 e. Receipts: Cat
lie n 0o1 head hogs, 5000, s'e-P, 2o,po
Cincinnati 3.-fiogs l5vsT A. StaS5e-.9- catce
strong AZ 50 0dsi u. sheep steady az s28Si Lambs
strong NJ sGGS5 30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-04
DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA AM
WESTERN RAILROAD.

stations in New York foot Of Barclay and Chrisicphsr s
VESTIBULE TRAINS. PULLMAN BUFFET CABS
PrNTSCH LIGHT.
$500 A. M.-BINGHAMTON MAIL Stops at principai
stations. .....,
1890 \. M-(Cafe Car) BUFFALO. SCRANTON. BiNG
IAMTON. OWEGO. ITHACA. ELMIRA. SYRACUSE
and OSWEGO EXPRESS Pullman Bunet ParloT 'srs
connecting at Buffalo with trains for Chicago and points
West.
100 p NJ (daliy)-Chcago and Bunalo Vestibuled Elk
pr,es for SCRANTON. EVACUATION and Elmira
Pullman Buffet Paror Cars Eimira Through sleep
Ing and day coach To Chicago, arriving at $40 T.
NJ day. -... ,.,.
400 p. VI -SC'RANTON. WITKESBARRE and PLYM-
OTTH EMPRESS. Pullman Buffet Parl1r Cars -
900 p NJ. 0iaily)-CTrfCAGO and BUFFALO NESIl-
RULED LIMITED EXPRESS for SCRANTON. BiNG-
IIAMTON ELMIRA. BUFFALO. THROUGH BIFFET
SLEEPING CAR New York 20 Chicago Dining Car
Of buffalo ....e .,,.,..,.,.
$3.50 p. NJ. odaily)-BuFFAIo EXPRESS Ptid.MN
MIRA TATH. MOUNT NORRIS and BUFFALO. Ar
y;;:o T. NJ (dsily)-BI'FFAIO. SCRANTON. PING
UAMTON oEEGO ITHACA, ELMIRA. tTl,A.
sYRACt'SE ND oSWEGO EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet
TIcKETs AND PULLMAN ACToMMoDATIoHs AT
HENRY GAZE & SONS Ltd. ll3 Broa1way ~ Fatk
Place i2o Broadway Tickets at Ferry stains
bred and Tweuy-nfth 81, ~ columbus ave New SSrk'
AS ard 72G Fuon ST. and 1916 broadway BROOKLYN
Time tatIn giving full Information AZ al stations 49,,
XESTCOTT'S EXPRESS COMPANY VIII cail tor ana
check haggsgs from hotel residence to destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-04

GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


,orrrrverv little interest was mani's'eu III Dvia,
s,v,ss to-day Total transacuon rs on ',"" tcernc
~. - ne smallest markets 81 recent un.s' ,at.er
onr a. ,ore az an advance % 10 10 points lhe
s.,.s ~ sympathy with frmness aoro'u; W. -, a,
sens WA but points. with the CLOS" qulee a.
w. sr ~ - 10 points shorts covered N a Nei4 s,'
ne gan .eu bnvinc orders 10 ligh from EuI1po
way, ahl d ~ ~, "a far between and sentiment taken
sr'lLs otfe hush. The feature OF loieieH
- ,vss an advance Of 1924 In the ra'e OF "a,
Us =, ptn This Is the highest point t0uchtu IN nS
.j,boueh present indications point 10 cvh.'ue
,-,,,ta and a shad. lower Havre ana HahcuIs s"o 49,
,Ser+one but lacked speculative atuNity Sot
80 ,as in good demand from the starr. t "a.
,.ys.s we're on basis x 6isc lot hNo Its VI nS
Pin The milder descriptions we're iei i' nS
,.,,5eS raner more attention. The Maracaoo 4lu
s.I,s u,es we're the favorites as heretofore me
s,s,'s,ical changes during the last week nav ~
.srar ~ he hear element The American Vlslue sul
Nv has gained slightly from the loves, hsui-s pr -.
~; S decreased hays. while deliveries from
have fallen or g44 bags Rio shipnehts 10
hs Tni;ed s.a.es aggregated 1900 bags ani 20 Europ
aao has santos 10 the United states l0"V pdss anu
- E,-1pe bags. Victoria shipped l4,H us,sS ~
a. is,fs5 states RIO receipts aggregated 800 pasa, as
ss. ,er.,r,s footed up 2l2 eco bags against oOgo
i@s. Ia. weex and 2A GO bags the same time IN 49,"
80, Ietysrtes from American warehouses footed UP
esstatsgs Including 6i ASP bags at New-l OH as com"
s,ss ui,h 10 G24 last week ana luZ ius pa9s ds
80, ,nn,ents from RIO Europe during september
800 ,s 90 hars: 70 the United states 1873 GOO baes ana
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ese % the United during September The present
amount afoaf for Europe Il 5000 bags
The range Of prices the local market to-day
was as follows: