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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-01-28
WORSE THAN FIGHTING.
Scores OF Men at Prize Fight Injured While
Escaping from Police.

Lowell. Mass. Jan. 2..-At Ii O'CLOCK,
tonight, the police raided the Powel!
Club. corner of Chelmsford and Powell
streets. and broke up prize fight
The ring was laid out on the second
floor OF a barn and about 200 were pres
ent. When the word was given that
the police We're coming. there was d
rush for the door and men and boys all
leaped over one another to the ground
10 feet below. landing in heaps with
groans and curses. Michael Maloney
sustained compound fracture of the
left arm and 20 Others were more or less
injured.
The policies fearing that there We're
many fatal injuries. made no attempt
at arrest, but called the ambulances
and turned their attention to caring for
the wounded. The principals are as
yet unknown.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-01-28
POSSIBLY THE PORTLAND.
Fishermen's Tackle Fouls Wfeckage and Iron
Work OF Race Point

Provincetown. Mass. Jan. 27-Two
local fishermen, reported. today. that
while hauling travis, four miles north
east of Race Point, Wednesday. their
great fouled submerged wreckage.
When examining the gear afterwards
they found IT was covered with red
rust and this is taken as evidence that
the trawl was afoul of metal work,
either Chains. anchors of machinery.
Unfortunately the fishermen failed 70
buoy the locality. thus preventing
search for traces of the Portland at or
Near that place.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-01-28
MAINE POSTAL CHANGES.

Washington. Jan. 21.-Edw:n Thomas
has been appointed postmaster at Norta
Hermon, and James Ward at WHITEHEAD
This change in STAR schedules is an
nounced for Maine:
Leave Rogue Bluff daily except SUNDAY
at p NJ. Arrive al Maehias ~ 8 p NJ.
Leave Machias daily except Sunday on
1870 F. NJ Arrive in Rogue Bluff IN .
hours.
Mail nesst niger service is ann ounccd es-
tablished as follows.
Route POI l76 Harrington. Washington
County II. r. Route 1Gi NJ, .GS m. ,sf.en
required From Jan. %. 1899.
A service change Is announced:
Route FIG NORM Decr'nS 10 sDeering
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-01-28
The Cabinet Meetinq.

Washington. Jan. s1.-The cabinet SEES
sion. today. while lasting almost two
hours. was uneventful and practically no
attention was paid to the Philippine ques-
ton. There were no oftciai advices pre-
scented from eithsr the Philippines or Sa-
moa. Most of toddys session was devoted
to administrative details of tariff. Gus
toms and nostal service on the islands
now occupied by the United States.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-01-28
Still No Senator in Delaware

Dover, Del. Jan. 2,.-The 18th ballot for
nited States senator taken today. re-
suited as follows: Gray, IA. AddickS. Is;
Dupont. TO-. Chandler. 2: Sprmtnce tregu-
lar). /; Handy, .: absent. ). Total vote.
At: necessary to choice, 81 No election.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-01-28

Louis J. Snure of New York. who
forged checks for $4,000 on his en-
ployers. Mandel. Pursch & Weiner. ana
whose wife is dying from consumption.
was. Friday. sentenced to Sing sins,
For seven years.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-01-28
MAINE PENSIONS.

Washington. Jan. 27-Thc following
pension changes in Maine. resulting. from
the issue OF Jan. Is, are announced:
Original, Daniel &. White. Gardiner. So.
Additional. Charles r.. Groat, National
Home, Kennebec, - to 3l2. Original. wid-
$l2 Angie Martin. Portland, S.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-01-28
Maine Polo Standing.
Per
Other Polo Games.

AT ringiield-Springfed, :: Mcri-
den. ,
All MISUNDERSTANDING. 2: New Bril-
tain, g.
at New Haven-New Haven, ?; Provi-
dence, 4.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-01-28
Marine Notes.

Boston, Jan 27-Schooner Willie =
Swift came in from lProvincetown, tooa!'
with $50 barrels of fertilizer saved LIZ LII
the wrecked schooner Lester A. Le s;rc
sunk in that harbor Nov. u. while go"s
from New York to Bangor. III
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-01-28
New Ambassador from Mexico.

Mexico City. Jan. 27.-President Dlaz,
today. appointed Manuel Aspiraz. assis-
tant secretary of foreign relations, to be
ambassador at Washington. He is -
years of age. and was prominent in thu
Liberal party during the JuareZ admins
tratinn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-01-28
LEWISTON, 2; BANGOR, 8.

Lewiston. Me-, Jan. 27.--Lewiston brok.
its long series of defeats. tonight. by win.
ming from Bangor, to 3. The game ma.
lively and throughout well played. The
features were the passing OF the Lewis.
ton players. the clever work Of Devil,
and Tarrant and the goal tending AZ
O'Malley. The summary:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-01-28
BATH, 9; PORTLAND, 7.

Portland. Me, Jan. 2i.-With the score
3 to against them, the Portland polo
ployers took a tremendous brace in the
third period, tonight, and scored -four
goals in succession, the crowd going wild
with excitement. The bell rang however.
with the home team three goals short OF
victory. Portland was weakened by the
absence of Capt. Mckay. John Allen play
ing halfback. and Walker. an amateur.
goal. The summary:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-01-28

From Feb /. 1888, extend service to begin
at Prcsumpscot, increasing distance 1.aJ
miles.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-01-28

Hoar, Mass. at the meeting of Fri
days session of the Senate presented
the resolution adopted at meeting of
certain citizens of Philadelohia pro-
testing against any aggressive action
on thu part of the government in the
Philippines.
Spooner. Wis, gave notice that h.
would. Wednesday next, address the
Senate on the various resolution, ra
speeding expansions: and Raw-ias.
Utah, gave Il like notice FIR Thursday
next.
Mason, H.. asked uramim JUS e -.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-01-28

Three big liners are overdue at NeS
York. the White Star steamer Britann ~
and the North German steamers Saa's
and Kaiser Wilhelm III.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-01-28

Welling Md, and Mason, III. AT the con-
rIsion Of the eulogies the Senate. at 3.l5
p. NJ. as Il further mark Of respect ad-
journed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-01-28
LEWISTON.
BANGOR

Score-Lewiston. 4 Bangor. 3. Stops
Murphy, Is: OMalley. -. Foul-Murphy.
Referee, Connolly. Timer, Murphy At
tendance. 80.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-01-28
Originated in 1870 by the late DR.. A. Johnson Family

GROUP. NV children are subject to Group.
All that is necessary is to give them dose,
battle the chest and throat with your Liniment,
tuck them in bed and the Group disappears as
if by magic. i. A. PERRENOT, Rockport. Tex.
d Care of Sick ROOM Mailed Free.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-30

s GS Q sSsnd M aeSi.d kn
9FgSs9 EIne white and yellow eoc; coarse 7s@s
Zoo TBT sa sI4n u.s. SS a.. ES ss
sl1asls: hominy chop. sic 90; oil neal 81 80
Wheat during Se forsoon was 5 sSy ANY pc
70 encourage traders TO make operations on either side
T .ne account Prices only varied NC all the mornlng
little local c 20 ana Causing May tf0 Tay c
cline in Prices sa Of wheat az pn at Sepo but this
was regarded chiefly as adaptation TO recent declines
West indicated same dsstiiution Of interest in
esso For the Wesen ms, there To was e bunT
LOT reaction reported the theory that May wheat At
in eSdsno. SAFE they had few S o TP' : %
~ Je0e ooI mem out OF Inc and local hodeTe OF
The fac, that light
$40 sasH' ssa6s 'si s 1as
Northwest cloudy rain; temperature 3s ~ degrees
Southwest partly cloudy q 70 So In the afternoon the
market was more active the feature being sharp oIeak
prices ha%c and bottom for the day seaboard
clesrances large OF -four and for three days this
and -four BY 524 600 bu. Exort business AMOUNTED %
only 70 loads all ports 10 red wheat closed I2sc spot
NG Northern D0ah 7sG PROMPT 10 hard Manitoba
cofS 70 arrive; No hSG1 Pn,s'9 20 &C Prp,
Sices A. tb. n5e5inx Tcre c sber on which
vac last nights price TIE sre scSpe Of the market sr
feature According to Chicago gossip. there was
let-up in December liquidation The mild westhe in
the corn belt regarded as favorable 70 securing
an receipts and country offerings
continued moderate. while consumption fairly main
tanned In the afternoon the market was very
steady up within short time OF the close knowl
edge export business would reach 50 Loads for
the day all ports The cearances aggregated
TAO 600 bush making the fc- three days 100000
bush larger the week before Late dispatches
from he West intmatng that weather In
pect likewise encouraged afternoon buying particularly
81 December which closed &C higher agains
on May the having eased on rractionally
the last few minutes with wheat No 2 corn closed
3qAc elevator 29%c delivered and 400 b AC1at
OATS-The market FOR oats not active here. but at
the West &c Tuesdays prices with the
principal feature changing by 10 oats
closed 90c No. oats 2Ghc: No. white. Slc: No.
white 9Ohc; track mixed 3oH3lc: track white 3i634c
No. white clips. al &c. RYE-Market steady. No
Western 61izc, No. Western. Gle, both 2. b.
afoat: state rye. &c l. e. New-York lots.
RI.EY-Market ouiet. Feeding. 40i5G41c and mating
I4T4sc both c. 1. T.. Buffalo. -. .BUCKWEEAT-
ket quiet; quoted: sOa61c G l. T., New-York.
NFW-VOPK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-30

Galveston Nov. 2s-cotton Arm; middlng lice low
bales. expors to Great Britain. S29l 20 France 70 III
10 the continent 37l2 coastwise $3.50; sales 49, stock
2i247O. - 49,. ..... -.,a.u.o FL. ,o,
mddlng I l-lGc; good ordinary, &c receipts z,ooO
oJ0 sales. ST.; stock Al 1874
savannah Nov 2S.-Cotton quiet and easy. middiins'
-. lev nddng 65sc. good ordinary, 61c; receipts,
as bales exports the Continent O622. coaswise.
I's iesDs Nov 2a-Cot5n steady: mlddllng 7-iec
low mlddiing 3-6c good ordinary Lie receipts
eos hsies. exports Great Britain 1880, 70 the Con
,,non 375 coastwlse. $50 sales 1000 stock BIS $3.50
ul.,tlS Sou o9-cotton dull mddlng 5-16c. low
& good ordinary, I-lbc; receipts 4l5
haIs sTports cosstwise 100 sales. 300; stock 80 ST.
"n.ISs,rhis Nov 29-Co,on Arm; middllng, Iisc low
ss,e 7lsc. good ordinary. CSC; net receipts, 25si
bales: gross sl03 shipments soas sales $50 stock
sIieson Nov 2e--Cotton quiet mddng Sc re
cepts bales exports to the continent sSS4 s'ocK'
S.vSrsta Nov 2o-Coton quiet; middlng 7lzc; low
nc receipts 9s9 bales; shipments $685. sales.
/ $50; stock, 5Oo5S ,,.. .o..,,. -,,ad,,,v Ia.
II ols,tsa,g 3-isc. good ordinary 11-l6c receipts.
oo7 baIes shipments - $50 sales 500 stock 100 1856
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-30
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Nov 2e.-Cattle-Good choice cattle hrr:
decline feganed Slow grade unfinished cattle not wanted
Texan. active higher Butchers stock lOQl5c higher
Gamers strong good choice. So 50ns1 poor to good
81 4OG$5 mixed stocers S3ds3 500 selected feeders 81 70
asa -. good 81 75aS4 49, heters y 100
IS: Gamers 81 1913 bulls. 81 40GS5 calves s4gs led
Texas heevee 81 30dSj IS grass Texas steers ~ 2oP
81 o. Western range beeves s4dS5 % Hogs fairly active
bdIOc lower and butchers. 50 sass sly good TO
choice heavy SO 70d$3 90; r0ughs heavy ~ o3rS3 %
light SO 65aS3 S. bulk OF sales So 65qS3 so Sheep and
lambs steady prices Unchanged native wehers
81 g0asi CO. lamps SASS 400 Western wethers 4Gs4 4O
Western lambs. s5ds5 35. Receipts-Cattle 5000; hogs
81 900: sheep. 1900. ~ ,.o-asoo- -..,.
active stronger 50 Sass So Sheep strong. Sass 90
Lambs steady IS 1913 80.
East Buffalo Nov. 29-Receipts OF sale and through
cattle sheep and the twentyour hours ended
at noon to-day Cattle. IS cars sheep and lambs
~ cars hogs IS Shpments-Caitle. % cars sheep
and lambs II cam hogs. cars. cattle-There were
loads on sale demand moderate even FOR good
butcher cattle the volume Of the dressed meat aae
restricted feeling for next week Is steady Tor
GOOD butcher cattle. Calves we're In light supply far
demand and higher Choice 10 extra were quotaoe AZ
Sass 30: good choice s. 50aSs. Sheep and lambs
The offerings were q loads, with fairly active de-
nand and basis l0c higher than on M9ndag
lambs choice 70 extra, quotable at 30 ogSo ~
ebep choice u extra 81 l5GS4 40 good 70 choice IS og
"a * Canada lambs quotable at 50 35qSo 90 Hogs
The market in good position with 10 loads on SAFE
and an active demand the basis Of % higher prices
HEAVY and mixed $f0si o2s Workers 50 sOgS3 90 pigs
So as roughs SO 5Od$3 60: stays. s3aS 70 offerings
were cleaned and the close was STEADY az the
best prices Of the day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-30
TIM RosroN WOOL MARKET

pos,on Nov 2e-''The American Wool and Cotton Re
-,.- viii say tomorrow OF the wool trade; There 10
~ abatement In the excitement previously noteo IA ne
VOL narket n anything. Il Is more intenslned IhsIe
scarclfy Of domestic wool facing the members OF the
trade and manufacturers. and there IS quite seIsmons
.,ong the former the desirable lois mat re
at Nenv local houses entirely out OF wool. ana
% connected 10 10 into open market again and again
manufacturers beginning % realize also hat they
80 none TOO heavily stocked and they are ready purca~
80 -, vel when the latter offered % them al anything
IKE reasonable price The foreign markets are as "a
cet and strong they and the London sales
cned on TUESDAY Of this week az an advance OF 10 per
rsni An around with only 100000 bales ayaiahle anu
active conpetton" The sales OF the week IN boston
amounted 20 10 $4,000 10 domestic and 5O2OOO 10 TO-
eign making a total Of i3Di5ooo against total OF
M in 200 for the previous week and total OF S4soo
Tor Us corresponding week last year. Sales snea January
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-30
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-York. November 20. 1880
hND PFAS-The demand for small white
Iett Int stocks are not large and held steadily,
pesl.s - onside figures are Marrow fairly
.tntS Other beans without new feature. Greer peas
s1eadv we quote; Beans, Marrow lkbs. choice; per
busbe 81 % do 1899 choice 81 1892 20 40 medium
20 056S2 10. do pea state and Michigan, bbis,
So OK DO bags So kidney. 1899 choice 81 80
Az 1sqs choice. s. lOQf2 Is; do white kidney,
800 choice So 5Oas2 co. do yellow eye lt9s, choice
80 1889 %; black turtle soup choice y lO' 90 Una
peas. 1888. bags II "a ~
81 ~. do scotch 1899. bags. 81 3d. - -.
- pffqVrEp-Fancy table butter holds very hrn uhoe'
tobt oe.rnRs. June goods held with confidence but De
mad is more confined 70 current needs Imitation
and fresh factory sells poilt
iy We auofe: Creamery, Western extras per 10 -
a. a. os6Qgc do thirds seconds, 2Sa24ci DO slA,e
81 II97c: DO nrsts ~ 2Gc DO thirds 70 seeona
a-Sse. creamery June ax1es. 259DAei 70 nFsts -7S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-30
rYPnRTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New-York. November 20

New-York, November ~ 1880
coFFEE-The Improvement scored by the Dull GONa
rs IN me week was cut down materially this morning
Nv selling movement OF small proportions Lne
Turopsaa cables indicated pronounced weakness ~
snS Hamburg under this influence the alke. oPuo
barely steady with December uncnangeo ana
months EdlO points Profit taking soon increase0
,hs loss 10 matter OF 1920 points, and induoed me
hear crowd 10 hammer the general list win Nlgor
shies from the market reported the net loss IN
Tsvre as lhal* francs. The investment pubic was
,-,gnAd "a sell by the fact that the market VIII De
.ss 20 morrow with the feeling abroad very unsettled
brazilian receipts the Brazilian cables In genera
favorable the bull forces mere.
hut failed 10 ofse; the effect OF the European news AZ
ne cose the local market firm in tone. with prices
~, voSsnged no 10 points lower. Total sales futures
a 500 bags the Street market for spot coHee 'he
ee sellers on the basis Of sac for invoice ots ana
TSc for jobbng parcels Of No. Z Rio Buyers were
scarce even al nc lower rates ,. . -,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-30
1--WE STOCK MARKET.

New-York. November %. 1879.
a,r-,-r-s r.,.,,,s were AZ 2 $40 head. in
,dIne los cars Tor saughterers and exporter ana y
with the catte aIready IN the
ioI e 80 an sale 81 which 81 we're at Jersey cry
G ~ a. srteth-st on light receipts and higher prices
rttcs0o tbe market here was strong Steers tsll,.s
a. hiSber bulls iOc &c higher and cows IVAIOo
higher with tho exception o, ~ ,bs vsrss inferior
native Steers sold al s. 20aSo per 100 10; oxen
70 az "a B0ax5 To- bulls. at ~ toHS4 so COWS
81 Extra fat at 81 90 Three ehrioads OF
@ holiday beeves were exhibited Al me Jersey lty
IAN ~ A., twelve head Of Herefords which look
G arst prize at recent fat stock show IN
100 have never been hnrpahstn 70,
CO.. ~ The exhibitions Of former years tlfeen mead
Sbtch took the third prize for ysarhhss eolhs
ybole drove was purchased for Nauss Brothers Com,
p any mutations Gables steady Exports to-day
ded q cattle on the Antills TO the West Indies and
900 ouarers Of beef In the Teut0nlc 10 LNeIpooi NJ
shipments tomorrow" ,o v..,,,.,,r s,.,r. Ass ",
q, ~ ~ per 100 NJ Is DO 1855 n. s. 75 10
90 tias r. II IS 55 n 1850 ~ 81 oo % Virginia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-30
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave NewYork. FOOT o. Chambers-sGs
AZ Follows and minutes earlier from West 23d-stt
300 A. M.-vesbuled Express daily for Bins hamtoaz
waverly. Elmra, Buffalo Bradford. AFriVs Sunaio
600 p M-Ve sibued limi,ed-Fast mail daily. Solid
Grain for Chlcaso arrives Cleveland T40 NJ Chicaga
SP Nj seeperp 10 Chicago, Cleveland and Cincinnati
Dining Car x,,..,-. r-x--..-
S.uv Arrives al Buffalo 90 A. NJ, Bradford 70 a. M
Jamestown 700 A. NJ, youngstown lO:T A. NJ S ga
land 1890 P. 81 Seepert 70 buhaio anu S'e' ~--'
Library Car. a.. ,,.u..-,o, waveytv
Eimrs and chicago sleepers to Bunaio. chicago sns
Srn TrvyTs gnTsr TIMr CARDS AND PULLMAN Ac-
coMMopATioNs at ils 2ei .oi End 70. ,pssS
- 1a7 Bowery l56 East l25th-st, ana 80 "ss. s,s
Chambers and 23ds ferries NeS o p, %
and $50 Fulton-s se Brosdwsy NewYort Transsc
aI. 70, ana cIecu baggage from hotels ana rsa-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-30
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
The Avenue OF Travel south ana so"'h"e
CUBA, MEXICO & CALIFORNIA.

The Avenue OF Travel south ana Southwest
Gina MEXICO & CALIFORNIA.
~.,,. rom New York depart from Pennsylvania r.. r.
DAILY. Cortlandt and Deshrosses 81
The leaving time from Desbrosscs and
C1rtian dt streets Is Ave MINT later than
that riyen below for Twenty-third street
station. - .,.,, ,.,,--.. Ms. e,...,.-
CsrS New York Atlanta, New Orleans. Savannah
and Jacksonville. Fla Dining Car Warrington and
sns -. Mn Y. & FLA. EXPREss-PuIlman Draw
- room Sleeping Cars. New York 20 Columbia. Sa-
ysnnah Jacksonville Tampa and Augusta -
o.oS p M.-WASHINGTON s. CHATTANOOGA LIN
TIED VIA ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Drawing Room
sissnins Carr New York Roanoke Knoxville. Chat
tanooga New Orleans and Memphis. Dining Cars.
Radford and Alfalfa -. . ,,-.,,,,-,-s--,.n>, g, -,
1TEp-Pullnan Drawing Room Sleeping Cars. New
york 20 Atlanta New Orleans Birmingham. Memphis,
AShev.Ie Knoxville. Chattanooga and NASHVILLE Din
ing car serves meals. New York and New Orleans
Tourist Sleeping Car Washington 10 San Francisco.
Nondays Wednesdays and Fridays. -.
rt resumes service January 10. 1900, between New
York and 81 Augustine.
NEW YORK OFFICE 27l BRoADWASY,
ff'A-, "a vies prss & Gent Mgr Traffic Mgr
w. A. TURK. O. r. A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-30

Cash quotations were as follows; Flour easy NO 3
spring wheat 62q63 >.c No red, G6z d6I1c NO corn
81 AQ3 1zc: No yellow 81 u Q3ic: No oats zSG
23tc; No 2 white. 25+c No 3 white 24A9z5aci N9
No Northwest 81 39L good timothy seed. 81 1882 80
clover grade ssgss rs pork pei bbl 81 6S
dS9 so. lard per 100 10 81 S0IS5 0J short ribs sides
Qoose) 81 s0d$5 49, dry sailed shoulders boxed $50
sac; clear sides boxed IS i5qS5 25 whskey. dis
tllers' finished goods gallon 81 23is; sugars. cut
loaf unchanged. on the Produce Exchange to-day the
butter market strong; creameres, 1926; dairies
i0a22c. Cheese easy, at uA9l2hc. Eggs steady
fresh, lsc.
Cincinnati Nov 2s.-Fiour steady wheat nrm; No 2
red 69iac Corn dull; No mixed. siAe. Oats steady;
81 So Bulk quist s. 90 Bacon Arm, So Whisky
steady 81 23l5 Butter firm. Sugar Eggs steady.
lie. Cheese quiet l2lae
Duluth. Nov. 29.-Wheat-No hard cash. 65rc; No l
Northern cash 64ho; December 6ihc: July. 63Sc; No 2
Northern. 81 nc: No spring. 5sAc.
Milwaukee. Nov. 23.-Barey dull; No 2. 4S9%4c;
pie. 39g4lAc.
Minneapolis Nov. Colour and bran unchanged.
Philadelphia Nov 29-wheat dull. unchanged: contract
grade November 69aToc- Corn firm; No mixed No
8l%G32c; No DO. 5oiz a3lc, No mixed DO 3og3o4e
Potatoes steady Pennsylvania choice per bush $4,000
Western choice bush. 4Ia5Oc do fair
good 43G45c f-m; fresh nearby 24c; do west
ern 23c Southwestern 22c do southern 2c Receipts
Flour 900 bbls $4,000 sacks wheat % 900 BUSH corn,
IS 600 bush; 48 900 bush SUPERINTENDENT, 1000
BUSH corn 10000 bush; oats. $1,000 bush.
St. Louis Nov. 29.-wheat-No red cash, 6sac; De-
cember eric; May 71Sc; Nc hard, 6sa67c. Corn
No cash. 30c. December 30c: May. 81 sc. Oats-No
cash. 23hc: December. 23'sc May 25c; 20 wi'e 27c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-30
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

r,,.-,ool Nov 20, p. m.-Cotton-Spot-Good bust
- aone: prices 1-32d lower. American middllng
pes De- I'D. good miadng 4 I'D middllng. 932d;
@ ridsiinF 1924 good ordinary, 2932d: ordinary
= % SOD The sales Of the day were 1900 bales OF
.L1Sb / 600 were speculation ana export and In
,sd "a 400 American Receipts. g. 100 bales all Aineri-
Futures opened and closed quiet, al the decline
Srs-,ran mddlng m November e-94d sellers; No
a,ntsr and December. s-54d sellers: December and
fsnuarv g-s4d sellers: January and February $50
- = Ia sellers. February and March 3efdU4 $3.50
sellers: March and April 2e4dQt 954d sellers Apri
-. s,d July buyers: July and August 35-t'4dg
a. it,vers August and September. 6l-64dg3 o2-o4d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-30

Buffalo, Nov. 2e-spring wheat-No offerings probably
spC, offered at ME Winter wheat held
steady: No 2 yellow 37Ac. No yellow SIC; No corn
38dS6ic; No corn 80 \ a36c Oats quiet: No white,
2s%c. No white 2s62shc: No white. ZINC; No
mixed 26Ac No mixed 26c. Rye nomnahy SOC In
store FOR No 2. Flour steady
Chicago Nov. 2e-The leading futures ranged as fol-
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Railroads.
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i25h ST. and iSsth 81 Stations New po1H 800 anu 80
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