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Willmar tribune., 1899-09-13

squarely by the people, and in cast
of any doubt the people were giver
the benefit. Surely Gov. Lind coulG
trust Mr.. Douglas. Why did he ig
more him in this matter, Mr.. Law
son? Don't it look queer that in q
measure of acknowledged impor
tance, and where large interests arc
at stake, and where questions o
grave judicial Importance are involv
ed, that the governor should decide
to go it alone and ignore that officer
whom the law designates as his adj
visor! Now, dear Vic, the reason is
not far to seek in my judgment. Mr..
Douglas would have advised against
the veto. This would have made
the matter still worse for the king OF
fusion and the amalgamatiOn of po-
litical malcontents that he stands
for.
1t would have made a square par
ty issue of the question and it would
have left the governor in u most un-
fortunate predicament without even
one leg to stand on. Now, he comes
out with long technical defense OF
his veto, u defense couched in the Ian
guage of the bar and interesting only
to students of abstruse questions OF
law and of court procedure. Gov.
Lind well knew when he indicted his
long winded defense epistle that the
jury would lose all interest in his ar
gument before he got half through.
II he could only get the people mixed
up on such legal expressions as "pri-
ma facie,' and "de novo," ETC., it
might be easy to accomplish the rest,
viz: to make them believe he had We
tOed a most vicious and dangerous
act.
While the average Lind W orshipper
may have stood aghast at the legal
phrases and verbiage used by his ex-
cellency, and considered the COVER
nor's professional apology u COM
plete vindicatiOn of his veto, the
careful reader will smile at the pro-
fessiOnal pyrotechnics of his acciden-
tai governorship. Pulling the wool
over the peoples eyes is in common,
everyday language the gist OF Mr..
Lind's legal defense of the veto Of S.
F. 24. He saw that he put his foot
in it when he vetoed legislation of a
character that he had recommended
in his inaugural message. Now,
mind, l say and repeat, of the char
acter that he had recommended. In
general way the Miller bill was
right in line with the governors in
auguralsuggestion. It was prepared
by the Railroad and Warehouse
Commission pursuant to the cover
nor's message; it was presented to
the best lawyers in the State for
Interpretations; it was known in the
legislature as an 'administra tiOn"
measure; It had the united and solid
opposition OF the railroads. In veto
ing the act the governor did Just
what the railroads wanted him to
do. They tried hard all winter to do
inst what his excellency did. Now,
isn't It lemarkabl that there should
nj ~
Willmar tribune., 1899-09-13
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 13, 1899

The Reform Advocate of Clarkfeld
appeared last week in smaller size but
with a greater number of pages-four
columns. sixteen pages-all printed at
home. Editor Swensen has the neces-
sary push and energy of a successful
newspaper man-his paper shows it.
Willmar tribune., 1899-09-13

MonOpolists are said to have con-
troll of the watersheds that are to sup
ply New York with drink in the future.
The way to fix these people is simply
to take their property when the pub
lie need arises an d let them holler.-
Minneapolis Journal.
What would the Journal say, if a
populist should make such state
ment?
Willmar tribune., 1899-09-13
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Willmar tribune., 1899-09-13
TORRENT OF ABUSE.
Feig's Pitiful Attempt to Make Show
ing Against Lind on the Veto
Of the Miller Bill.

After Devoting Two Columns to Abuse
Finds Space Too Limited
for Arguments.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-12
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.


1EANs AND PEAs-The market IS little higher and
ven aTR for o;9 sdi and a R6sps are h now Seney
medium have obbd 81 20 and iheTs Is no either either
marrow or kidney and the latter show some "f
et little p pedng trade in yellow eye and turtle Lima
slow and fayTing the buyer some ,b s in mod
crate receipt and steady We quot Beahs n sIi,S
h9Se Per bush safe ~ cs and GehgnH bbs 81 Isl
g. O%ss s2 s. g 6 5sa t S do White Kidney
Iegs Choice 81 Co. DO yellow eve 1905 choice t2gt2 io'
sao'' g 70 Ss. 80 !. T g. G al bags
81 e. si 80: DO scotch is9 bbs 81 80 DO bags 81 80
l 1aa ali Classes Of stock These been closer
than FOR come TINE o Ds, f eoG n ssv''s eE
m easv 10 obtain 25c fresh creamery from any
ssS Sec, dt Frsts are qaoabe 24e but the grad
very sG:% . q, Sss that has 90
Jobrs 'hOTi1g soi f he last day or two
ss%s been made at 2shs24 the latter DeeGins an
q supplies Imitation creamery hrn and here
n steady urn holding On all Tao western 1e
p n sS % S7.c DO s5S: to sse9 s4. ls 10 sec
90 saar creamery June sItrss q ga Do hiss
2SS he'd thirds to 2s s.d % rs,.
"a ss weish tubs finest zsgs 90 ,tiT s,s gs
state dairy d ,Stn snes 2iac seconds 20 aTss
sHas %ss'ern i ss.saa. Sio Western factory
nrss .s 17c DO held thirds to nrss 5eSee' 5
lower -. ~, ~.rerai market continues 70 present
CHEhsE ,nnearsnce and without new feStures oi Ia
very quie seutember made fun cream chsese -
terest Fahsy ~ ndence and disposition SHOWN
" urge sales small lots are There has been some call
the ba ,sx aays early made white 1x 1ter late
town asa arriving had fair call from 10 colSred
made cheess ~ generally II "a for large. Dysn -
ulatve dehrts ~ ,sv exceptional lots reachei ~ -
and "nSe small gener ~ oe,'n Hssirbie gTades
Skins have sssv At sinea ' yesterday ssiT snS
BOXES small a! II rs ,oat ns r th wee oa to.ss We
Sts "a ' State ' sn.a sf 90 SD
10 i2'4g si1&e DO common g tair a. 6. 60
large sePtemtsr s 40 large september white fan0s
eoIoIssd So october choice s ,,S es s' light skins
nous oee io%c large ch9es S1 so' DO fair
small prime " A. common 5G6c; full skim: &c ,.
TO g2oRscsips Iisht sne sss rsssE, advances
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-12

Cash quotations follows: Flour steady winter
ers a. s3 %. sraights s. 1888 30. clear. S3GS3 30
spring wheat G2'sa64c. No RED - ages 's s,S 80
corn 40 No yellow 30 ~ No oats, 23G25 &C
No white PC No white. p y q23'zc No rye 4gic
10 2 barley ssa43o: No faNseed 81 TN; ". ~ TN;
k 20. mess pork per Dbl e. sass 70 lard per 100 no.
Z. a57sS IL short ribs sides doOse). 81 saS 20 dry
sel,eG shoulders boxed s. s7i+qs 30: short clear sides
0,sn 81 2DqS5 80. Whiskey distillers finished goods
uer gai 81 23a; sugars unchanged. on the Produce
Etchange to-day the butter market was M creseIles
i5f24c, dairy. l4921c. Cheese week. l'7glz@c Eggs
fresh. lSc -, =.
red 70lsc Corn dun: No mixed. 35c Oats quiet; No
. mixed 25HQ25bc. Rye quiet; No &c Butter
steady Sugar easy. Egg hrm i5c Cheese firm
Muwaukee Nov i-wheat lower. No Northern
GTtc No Northern OSitg rye hssnsi 10 J. "'s
Wltc harley lower: No 2 45c; sample. S3g4Se.
Minneapolis Nov Il.-wheat. in store No North
-, Sov1nt@r "a NC: December. e3is463%c May. o Sc
on hard eoS No sl NoThsrn "a ~ G: pI N%
Norhe o,snts ss boqss 90 second patents s. ao9
e. 40 ar, clears 81 9p9s2 40 Bran In bulk siasi 20
pnus6-lyhia Nov u.-Wheat steady: contract grade
Ndyarnis, a. (tee nc. Corn unchanged: No mixed
November sstG30e. Oats steady No VILE cni It
se, unehanged fancy Western creamery. Zse Do prih
27c Eggs nrrn fresh nearby e o. western q 80
but steady Receipts-F1our $500 tbls 20 SACK e
Sh1nr,.n,,-wbca4 Al O6 bush: corn $4,000 bush cats
10000 bush
8, Louis Nov Ii-Close-wheat No 2 red cash
IS Nc December esse May I2se No ssrd geSo a &c
S0,.[No cash p nc. December 2s'hc; May 2sS23c
No white 2eaehe as,
Toledo. Nov ii-wheat lower. dull; No cash o. &c
Decsmber eel.e asked May "a, BID So.1 cat 'e1 sy
ov,ei No cash SIC Cloverseed higher steady prime
cash old. s.. December. - 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-12
ERIE RAILROAD.

through trains Nev-fork. root or CbAmce1 ~
q. follows and minutes earlier from West z5f st:
a,00 A. M-yestibuled Express daily for Bing anton.
wsysrly EIrnlra Buffalo. Bradford Arrive Banaso
p NJ ParlOr to Buffalo. -. -, .,- ..,..
o 90 p M-Vestibuled rmiied-Fast mail daily Solid
.,s,n Tor Chicago arrives Cleveland Ifo M cnicases
. NJ sleepers Chicago. Cleveland and Cincinnati.
Dining Car. -. r,.-.,.,s ves,shuies Fxprr.,
rrfyes AZ Buffalo TOO A. NJ, Bradford 70 a NJ.
Jsne,town 700 A. NJ. Youngsto~n Io;S =. "a. Ssss.
Library Car. -. -, o.. p,,~,.n,o, w.v.-,v
$500 and Chicago ssepers TO Buffalo. Chicago an9
Cincinnati Dining Car x-- ..... ,,,-x.,
Cancellations at III, lis. 2ei +oi and s5T B,oad-
l5s East i25th-st, and go West lth
Chambers and west 23d st ferries Sew-Yorn; $40
ana $50 Fulton-s IS broadway Brooklyn ~ kivsr-ss
Co calls ctecss baggage from hotels and RESI-
cences
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-12
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


New-Nork. Nov. II. 1879.
coFFEE-The marke, for coffee futures had varied
sxr4re-ce In sympathy with disappointment In
ne average foreign news positions opened up
points lower. and throughout the early session the
sra3.ng about this level. Timid investors and
tb4 more apprehensye operators attention 70
setng W the struggling accounts In preparation
for possible adverse developments the Sunday IN
reliant traders content TO rest upon
frsl- oars being. Near the close. however
croo news vague must be admitted, led 20 furry
az with the result that the market was hnay
firm In with prices net . points higher 20 points
lover The firm Of Faria Cunha Co. Of Santos. cent
words Both damaged The trade were
lei 70 their differences 10 the extent OF the
injury and also the Total sales futures were
10 80 bags this representing transactions In nearly
every option on the list The market for spot coffee
en4d In irregular form with buyers disposed TO demand
concessions but closed steady. with bids Of 61c for
invoice csc for 1obbing parcels OF No Rio.
jected instances Yesterday clearances from
Santos included p bags IN Ragusa and 1900
bass n steamer Wulowdene. latter for New-Orleans.
The range prices In the local market to-day
fO.inNs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-12
ss in the local market to-day

'"5s Chronicle" states that conditions have favored
Ss no, arsady been aRished dry weather having been
as geeT The cr29 len, Ges snG Arkansas Indicate
ina, c.tt6n + ng rushed market. Cotton Exchange
a. L[eTIg o, '5 s2s CIT 200. American 1000
esfis 2. CO., American 700. mlddling upland I'D
ba s.saat go poins net lower January February
3ssiss February March Ass March-April 35ss Apdl~
My 357iEi May-June 857i4s. June July a57b, Jqy-
a1sus'. 357s august septein Del o. o'y, an
Scl4. November December. 8GoqS6 December JIM
Flour AND MEAThe market FOR -four . TsS ia d1s
Welding In their views and sales reached aoous al
ihough buyers had little the sredins TIE
$ s 49, 5 9gs' s 4Ha Ssy 50 say Co.
= 2 ' sStrs 20 50 eoqs2 10 c no E's sSS
81 5Qsls per ton arrive; bnckwheat ho 1 a. SS4
RYE FIotR-9ugst ?, Ear 7s to c6sR2 SSM
STEADY quoted Kiln dried 81 3Jas2 81 as 10 brand a,6
cars i SSsgc no FEED~steady Quoted sgrRs
bran lux fi6, sacks 20 arrive ~ 10 sIo ssis EG
81 70 later white ane $40 90 mddngs Nigss' S1'
GRAiN III ATmTSe martst wheat was weak a;
Ne olenns u business the FIRST ss,sr Ea a., The
-e IN the face Of better cables thAn IgoSo 80 a., in
weakness caused chiefly by the 90 o. , 70
S The visible supply N Md5 S statement Another
oeerish factor the generally isvora, ~ ne North
were running little full MINNEAPOLIS setting S 99
ss %sk s 90 % ls yeaI Exporter stated that they
hsa no orders within range OF me Ps Practically dead
the local contingent was not inclined 70 sell after 30
pr 'racfed and considerable decline
progress while on the hand. they sam o S "a
encourage buying The consequence was doIip ~
uninteTestnR session Following the opela's &c., ~
&C ne market picked w Nc Of the os Dec.rn1T
covering but later again showed Wea ~
selling from 72hc down Nc The hhai t " n ~
market SIN bcarish. with last onca' enSng fon
net lower. and curb December ~, 100, ~,
u 3-loc 7IAc bid closing INC bid Mr. ,hs -
cash wheat was slow and in sympathy WIN tnv yen
orally easier ruling Of wheat the mafTs, Tor corn
downward tendency. .. .CORNThe ~.
opened &c lower. and ruled very slow. Inc "ints 49,
corn erp Of about S COO 600 bush figured the est
mated Of about 81 coo 900 acres ~,
vste estimates including that Of The Ane,,n WEE
eulturst and OF The Chicago Daily Bui 49, ,ovsrn.
Ither above this estimate but as Whole a. and ths
- report about previous sxpsetAtle"s' sS "'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-12
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston Nov iI.-Cotton quiet middlng. INC; low
mIddns &c: good ordinary. enc: receipts 1871 oafs
stock 2lO e4S
Memphis Nov Ii-Cottpn steady middling, o.io &C
low mddns 6bc good ordinary 6Sc: net receipts 49,
bales gross. 1870 shipments 42oo sales 3co' s'oeN
iJ6
Baltimore, Nov. li.-Cotton nominal: mldding lac
low mhdns INC: good ordinary, ee-lec' gross
receipts. i62 bales: stock Is +3i I'm, -. -,
St Louis. Nov i1.Cotton steady; middlins sc. low
mitdlns 10 lee good ordinary. b.lsc net reeePts
LOS bales: $3.50; shipments, 42o stock So 10
Savannah Nov Ii.-Cotton quiet and easy: middling
lice low mddug @ 1916; good ordinary 10 ioc
receipts SOP bales: exports TO the Continent oto'
cOsstwise 2.4yT stock i2l.5T3.
New-Orleans. Nov l1-Couon quiet and STEADY
rniddng Ike low middlng 6sc good ordinary. D l6c
receipts 1854 bales; I.4O4: exports 70 Great
Britain is the Continent $3.50; coaswise. 2ss sales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-12
v,,,oprAx PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Nov Iclosins' wheatIsgot Gun; i mo
81 Io9 10 Northern spring II sd Corn spot steaay
Amecan mixed new and old ss SID: futures N9venpSf
Peas-Canadian 6s 50. Flour-st Louis fancy ~,
dull 81 Beef strong extra indlA nsss - 51s al
Hsms-short cut IL 10 n. dull AS Bacon s,ssct
sp-ians crt ~ 10 30 n 33s: short rib u 70 = 10
s4s "a long clear n.iddles light, 3D. 10 IS 10 SIS iyns
Sa .. ~ n ao- clear bellies 10 10 BE snouiaers
sousre u 10 IL ~ firm as Lard steady prime 81 s
Batter-Fines United States 20 ZOO .S ness
,s..a ~. Tsiiov-prime city STEADY 2A,, Aas-
ss.ils In LoaaSn eg. 20 g. Sotonssss eS-als re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-12
CATTLE MARKEr-nY TELEGRAPH.

nj LIE mARhEl-bi lSbrSpINN'
Chicago. Nov ii.-Catte market steady: yards wei
cleared Only best grade stockers and feeders on han1
Cow market arm. Good TO choice 70 .ot
80 60; to medium 81 toas5 To- mixed stockers kSa
So T5 selected feeders - Ed 81 good 20 choice COWS
50 509sa 50: h@ifer. S3S*o q capners 81 soass bulls
g .96s4 90 calves Gas7 CO. ed Teas seess zoe
beeves. sass ~ Hogs gensraly weak TO DC oNer
Mixed and butchers 81 e5&t4 TN good % ehe.ee hessy
t+Gts . rough heavy 81 s5fsS light 80 eoG$4 10 puk
OF sales .. oSgt4 ~ Sheep .iow steady market 9sa Ky
81 e5 lamba t+64s Is. Western wethers t9t so west
ern lambs a 23&ss IS Receipts-cate 400 head hoss
1900 head sheep. 1000 head. .oo c.,,.
Cincinnati. Nov il.-Hogs lower - s0ga4 70 csrh h
steady s. 5o9s5 20 sheep steady s2aB so' iAin''
dull. lower 81 256S+ 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-12
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. Nov II. / p. m.-Cottou-Spot- Moderate
business prices NC lower; American middllng fair.
7-l6t; good middIng. 1924 middling. lied To-"
midfllng. 87sc good ordinary. il-1bd ordinary sra
The OF the day bales u which so were
speculation and export and included @ 100 American
Receipts p 200 bales. all American. Futures opened
and closed quiet but steady a, the decline American
midfling c. November 6l-64d3 60 cad sellers No
December 3 10 94G3 61-G4d value; December
January 90 64d3 90 64d sellers January and Feb
riarv 5S64d3 50 G4d sellers: February and March.
5s64d sellers; March and April - Cad sellers April
May. 81 5s-G4d buyers: MAY and June % ~
"a - CAD sellers June and July 57G4d buyers July
and August. 67-G4d sellers; August and September.
3 -6.d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-12
WEST SHORE.R.R,

Trains leave Franklin ST. Station y. T. folovA
ana Is m Inter nom foot Of ". aga ST.:
b. tins A NJ CT. +2d ST. II 3, A M casskii. ssrs-
toga and Mohawk Express
.f2,SS p M CONTINENTAL LIMITED. for pstrese
Chicago and 81. Louis Dining
c. t346 p NJ. Hudson River Express.
tS,SS p NJ Albany and Montreal Express.
sSr46 p N. (w i2d St. e;if p. NJ. Chicago and -
~ a., p " buffalo and Niagara Fails Express
seiIS p NJ Detroit and chicago Express
NJ Jersey City P. r, station; p. fii1o A. ~
a. ts.xs r. NJ sDaly. fExceps sunday.
Time-table- AZ principal hotels and offces SasgAOe
CHECKED hotel residence BY westcors ExpresA
n y LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent. ~. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-12
Railroads.
NEW YORK CENTRAL.
Railroads.

sa'uFoA'' WHY HARLEM DI.IsIOs.
O n, A M and SIS p NJ Daily. except Sunday. to
" Pfttsnsld; Sundays only al o % A. NJ
Wagner Palace Cars on all through trsinA
Trsins illuminated with Pintsch Light
Ticket Offices at lis. 28i Alb and 1915 Broadway. %
r-n.n So W. 235 Columbus Ave. 81 West l25th 81.
ia5h St and i3sth St. stations New YORK SSs and I2o
fulton 81 and iO4 Broadway. =. D.: Brooklyn
T.i-,h0ne 1850 Cortand' FOR New York Central Cab
Service Baggage checked from hotel or residence BY
we.teot Express Company.
GEORGE II DANIELS. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-12
BALTIMORE & OHIO r. r.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY IA 1880.

sCHEDULE N EFFECT Nay a 1900
FOR THE WEST.
Leave New York. South Ferry (Whtehan Terminal, and
foot Of Liberty street Time shown from South Ferry.
Leave Liberty street minutes later.
'Daily. Except Sunday. fsundayA
CHICAGO - 30 a. m. dAberty street ony,. 81 Is ..
PITTsBURG '4so a. "a liberty street only. Sss
o. m, sl2. 10 night
y CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS. 'o55 a. m. '5.5s p -.
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.
WASHINGTON BALTIMORE. rS. 'e:55 Dine1.
I'll DINER, fI2.55 m (Di1er). 81 IS Onsr).
q IS c'Royai Limited exclusively Pullman Train Dne.
s4F5 ODner) .555 D. m. (Diner) and st2. 10 night.
NORFOLK. t125r p m.
All trains Illuminated with Pintsch Llglt
Orices: l72 2e1 434 1884 Broadway. 25 Union e.
W ie7 Bowery ". Y; 800 and ilss Fulton ST.. Brook.
iyn: whitehall Baggage checked
from hotel residence 10 destination
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. DvrRTIsYMENTS and subscriptions me Tribune
"A received az tibet. Uptown Once. No. 1922 Broadway
"a door north Of 3lst-st. until ccek p M aasertse
er,s received following branch Offices at regular
once rates until o'clock m viz; 20 shave e.
ana i4thst: i42 Columbus near West Goth 100
Ws-. sot ST near e,h-eve % East l4thst; 81 West
heween Tth and sth ayes l5e East sTths lisa
sd-avs between 7eth and nth sts 1925 q ave. near
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-12

openne aase,,a nsu nothing 10 work on After M.
forenoon the market ruled rather quiet ali the
on The curb bos about steady. with partial recovery
less " sympathy with the West and on news ~
port bushes. d G,op conditions in the Argentine The
closing ss ranged from 3sx nominal 10 asTtc sales
the local tras nonlhaI .OATS-As usual Saturday
There Was IN nominal way movement in corn
No 80, no business for export. No oats closed Doc
track m ua,s 81 No white. SINE; No white 5io
Gins giGe <s3G,1e' track white. 30d34c: No white
MarSe, wsa western eoc State rye 6Ic. harley
Sas.et weas Feeding SeQs0c. 4 Buffalo; mating
one,.S edasealdnered Recommendations quiet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-12

hned November-Apri. steady les Turpentins-epitts
steady 8ss Rosin-Common steady. A.. Petroeum-He-
fined lid. Linseei oil. 23s Sd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-12
LEHICH Valley.

Stations foot OF West asd Corsnd and Desorosss streso
(PennA r. Il Ferries
West sd Street Other ngures corands or Desoros,es
Streets Daily Sunday. sunday only other trAins
daily. Sunday leaves SIS Sunday leaves Sia SUNDAY
i.8.55 100 A. NJ Local for RAsToN.
sfSJ eS.OS Az For BUFFALO NIAGARA FALLS eed
Yves. principal local poins Psror and Dining Can Cos
meets for Coal Branches -
.cIi hsG0 sSoS ,n r. sIS oss u ..!ss
capacity Buffalo connecting with through Seepes
Detroi. Chicago. Dining Car service 4 esrte ~
s1l5J, 90 NJ For WILKES BARRE SCRANTON,
f'33J 4.0S Coal Branches and Intermediate points
ff.53. 2.i3Pn Local for MAECH CHrNK
.t.6f0, 3. 2OPM Local Express FOR EAeToS.
s5.5I I'd. OSpM For Buffalo and points West ThroQgn
sleeping Cars Chicago and Toronto
'1.55. =. 90 Express for BUFFALO aud ToRONto
None bu, Sleeping Car carried.
1925, q. 30P n For ITHACA. ROCHESTER,, buffalo
and West Sleeping Cars Chicago.
So PLAfNFIETb aud BOUND BROOK, locals daily except
Sunday 40 90 L.; az 80 u 10 40 .sS snd s0 p ~
Tickets aud Pullman at ia NJ no Ss ~ and
Union West 2S Columbus Ave. n II
go Fulton Court St Bdvy and Annex station Brooklyn
Transfer will call and check hotel %
residence through 10 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-12

COTTON-Dsappotntinen in the English news. TO
geher with rumors spot cotton being freely
lower prices throughout the south led
stun and induced the bear faction
10 pound the market vigorously around the opening
Initial sales showed decline Of 4Q8 points from the
close Of night and subsequent business done
stii lower level Predictions FOR increased crop
used by shorts frghten investors for
time but the session progressed the excitement
gradually died and reinvesment became quite active
Shorts forced 10 and By the end Of
the first hour substantial gain last nights figures
recorded During Of the session prices were
variable and the IDEAS OF room traders not decided
The feeling main however. that the market
in a position DO better, and acting this be
lief lines OF January. March and May cotton were
purchased by stanch houses At the close the market
steady with net gain OF lao points aI-
parent Private cables stated that European spnnerr
and trade abroad generally much graf
tied by TIE action Of the American and English future
markets yesterday and Thursday. but the fear was
steadily growing that the crop had been heavily over
estimated. Dispatches from the leading markets IN the
conveyed impression that exporters were max
u their opportunity 70 secure large amounts
of lower prevalent American manu-
factuers also liberal purchasers and at the close
offerings and at shade higher rates thah
earlier In the day
The range prices the local market to-day
.ff
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VI9GlNlA HOT SPRINGS

VIRGINIA. HWTT SPRINGS
on CHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO ~
A DISTINCTIVE HEALTH RESORT -
.,-,b,n,ng perfect climate an elevation OF $500
,saf nict'Ire.ote mountain surrounding and
49, - HOTEL OF THE HIGHEST CLASS. -
The nns course OF Virginia Hot Springs COLI Club
-. ~ hotel Through Compartment Car from New
F,cursion tickets al C. & o. Offices. 302 and .355
isTasdusy and Offices Penns X. r. New York: also
sssa. x V y n a H. r. K. throughout New England
FRED sTERRY Manager. Hot Springs. Bath Co.. Va
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TIE STATE OF TRADE.

Chicago Nov. 1.-THE leading futures ranged as FOL
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Ric-Cofee market nrTn; No Rio. $500; exchange.
SEA- receipts. 1900 bags cleared Tor the United
iLo00 bags cleared for Europe 1000 bags stock
$4,000 bags
The statistical position OF brazilian coffee as follows