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New-York tribune., 1899-11-17
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Nev-YOrk. November i6, 1893.
pEEVFs-Recelpts including late arrivals yesterday.
we're 81 Gs head aa ass we're 60 % cars .. o:
cattle in the pens Very h'te tradins Neaay {, & sa
60 50 per 100 n Feeling weak Dressed beef in fair de
nGs5 sns at tmelcsn 1egG Ps cattle P T q and selling at p
ia.al2hc per n. dressed weght; al lhdoh al
live stock fresh meat from this port to-day none
sales G. Curtis SON $50 n nye5ags yer e a. =;
80 s. per 100 ~ 60 $40 n a. s. 90 40 o. 'S' 10 d s1
s. 25 DO 765 n 50 do. $40 b. at e TO- do o"
ID Andfew H Mullen: ~ COWS 5ss n at % hen,
az. "a ,bsr were about calves sale this nom
nr Demand slack and yes.e SSr were he'd ed over tommcn
a. ecice veas sold 5og$s l2is per 100 %; ,Sss
At s. % 1s .y eaes Gre,.eS e5 . SeSis weak at sa2c per
country dressed 7gloec: @ us saEs 5Sc A'
drsssea eAser g. crs aI % Son y yas it1 sysrase at
IS per % 90 's ~ a Is r. 20 at S so DO d. IS n at
9uaIG = cqye, 4 :, r. e. r. s2a.!. 3 81 az n % at 81 Is
Andrew Mullen vsa $50 n at 81 90; rasssrs iso 70
At &C. Dc 100 rb at S. 90. 2Ss rb' at w. sraSse'
HSi; .Ssihs ysas Y. 4i m n at At & - S& %
m al II Z Hume Bro sa l.a n at s. S 70 20 70 10 90; 10;
s. So do lis h. at So. do. $50 b at 81 do - d.
at Sanders ,eals. is7 n 81 3d. ie do e' n at
SHEEP AMp = - caIs direct 10 butchers ana 90. fea
the market and soopRs n s. sss 'a'e "a JeTs city and p
sIxt,e,b-ff The marKet was extremely an All lambs an
sesref , shsO ct to ae ~ 70 y.,s. ss
late in the day nearly equally % 30 G2isgs4 per 100
n ordinary prime s,s lambs ni' At s. sass % No Ca
ssdian lambs changed Gsntls. pTsss,i
4e0le per n ass'so o s2 State lambs 10 N average
=, s. is per 100 NJ ,e P,nnyynsns a ds IS IS 800 Indiana
is DO s r. q; s. & q i' 4 f0 r &
s. 50 Sc .. N e ,ss s. saalo n .hssp 2ia
DO 50 10 2 50 81 Sta,s su.o s%Ss .As.n >. |" Us n at M
~ ~ AZ a.
New-York tribune., 1899-11-17
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Nov. l6-C1osng-Wheat-spot dull No
California 6s 2d6s 21i No rel Western winter os Va
No Northern spring 5s lid. Corn-Spot dull American
mixed and old IS AID; futures quiet; November 3s
sd December sad January, IS Sad Psas-Canadan
Is sd Four-St Louis fancy winter easy, IS sd Beef
strong; extra India mess sos prime mess. S2 3D. Pork
strong prime mess Western SIS Cd HamsShor cut. IA
10 G b dull 42s Cd. Lard steady: prime western. IN
tlarces go American refined In pals 2ss 3D. Bacon
Cumberland cut % to 30 10 steady 32s short rib. IS
% 10 steady SIS long clear iddes heavy 30 70 30 10
AMI ale long middle heavy 35 20 - N. dull. Sos
short backs. lG 70 Is NJ steady Sos clear bellies
steady sls Cd Buter-F!nest United States 94s: good
T3s cheese steady American finest white 5+s Cd; Amer
can finest cooref SIS Tallow-Prme city dull, 23s Sd
Australian in London 25s Sd Cotttonseed o-Hull re
fined NovemterApril steady 16s 3D. Tupentine-Spirits
g:eadv sss 60 Rosln-COmmon steady. As. Petroleum
Refined nd. Llnseed oil. 23s Cd.
New-York tribune., 1899-11-17
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston Nov. 16Cotton easy; middlng 5-i6c: low
mddnr. i5l6c: good ordinary TGc receipts TO- e23
bales exports TO the Continent 1870 coastwise 3465
sales. lSG0. spinners. 10: stock 232.S03
Baltimore Nov 16-Cotton nominal; middiing. 1Ac:
low middling &c: good ordinary. G5-i6c receipts I3O
bales. stock l1.7l2.
Savannah. Nov. 16-Cotton steady niddling, l-iGc;
low mddng 0-i6c; good ordinary l5-lGc: receipts.
s2O2 bales exports coastwise e26 sales, 50: stock.
12:3. 9J3.
Memphis. Nov. l6co;ton steady; -uiddlirg 7hc; low
middling 3-Cc good ordinary 5l6c; net receipts.
s77 bales; gross 533: shipments, 4sSo sales 245O;
stock 1874 I96
ST. Louis. Nov. la-Cotton quiet; middllns. 7Ne low
middlng ii-i6c; good ordinary 63l6c; net receipts
1891 bales; gross. 293 shipments. 4SS4 stock 6OT
New-Oreans. Nov. l6Cotton steader: middling. 1hc;
bales: exports France $780, to the Continent 55;
sales. 400: stock. O7.3T5.
New-York tribune., 1899-11-17

Il, Revision Committee made the following cha,S -
Astlng differences between the various grahes OF so
on ya, ~ Far nc Il-ioc; miaelins iSlI, az a.
g. Low 5l6c strict good middling. l-loS on 10y
he, neang Slec on now 55.e' stIct a ~" rw 7ise
- good ordinary +c on l3-loc' Booo Upl -
20 ,,eoe on 6hc good nidd.ing ungee even ~"
slec stsic miadling stained. nc on now 5-loc. me-
s,s stained, 7lec OF. INC; strict low uons ~
as lc Of, 9-l6c: low midd!lng stA"eD' nv
VI. now. c 3-l6c
,yon Exchange special Liverpool ceoies-Spot 0o,oh
x.e sales, 5000 ba.es: speculation ana eSPoa@
Sefcan. 5000; receipts. 1000. American zVyV' mlu
49, up.snd 3-32d: futures opened steaoy Q Pyhts
Eve. Eve. closed 3h 10 points net lower Decemoef-
sr-9iarY 5oS6 JanuaFyFebruaTy 35eb FtDTueIy NhIci
SSSssas' March April 357b: AprMay 35Is; May-Jrns
soo'sb June-July. 355hs; July-August. 5os Aue3s,
sSegtenoer S54s; November 3.61hs NOvember-D e
voogSH Manchester-Yarns quiet but steady. Cloths-
very little doing.
,.rHOCR AND NEAL-The market for -four showed uh-
important variations Holders were steader In their
ssss especially on everything below clears Ehuh no
sraost below wanted and ned ioI NtlS
prices Business active and sales reschea
sssD pkgs We quote: Spring patents 81 Iagsa wihter
sis 4oqss 5o winter patents ss eogsS 90 Spite
~ ~ aSU*5 10 extra No winter ~ s1v>s,
o. 20 winter 81 e0qs2 75 grade SIS ooqsIs PER nI T1
errive ouckwbest rour 81 25nt2 40 RYE fLcCi ~
fair 70 good 50 soss 40 choice 70 fancy -
ssz %, as 70 brand. BAG NEAL-Steady. 0uoteo'
New-York tribune., 1899-11-17
OTHER MARKErs-RY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. Nov. ls.--Cs,tie Best heavy strong others
easy Western Arm: Texans strong. Butchers siock
active canners Arm stoCkers feeders steady Coed
to choice 81 5ldS6 CO. medium 81 J0S5 40 mixed
st'ckera 1888 10 seoced feeders 81 56S 70; good TO
choice cows 81 T5nS4 40 hefers s. T5HS5 u Gamers
S2nSa. bulls 81 40ds4 -: calves S4as1: fed Texas
beeve'. - go 80 Texfs ste-rs, 81 250Si i5 West
ern range reeves 34Hs5 20 Hcgs-Maikei fairly active
Prices ave-ssed sc lower: fair clearance. Mixed and
butchers 81 s0T 81 o. Fof to choice 81 Jo9si To- rough
heavy 81 I50s5 So lights SO 75DSl bd'k O. sales 81 90
.,eady. Native v-'Ne-s So r,+s4 ~; lambs Sfret p
Western wethe-s g. eOcsi lambs 81 75 s. 10
Fecsipts--@t.s 20" Gtl&, kogs. ol.0G head; sheep
il 600 head
Cincinnati. Nov. 1G.--Hcgs steady 81 351s4. Cattle
steady. 81 5OTfs5 40. sheep steady S2dS 10. Lambs
steady. $685. rs.
cattle sheen and hogs during the twentyfour hours end
ed at noon to-day were: Cattle cars sheep and lambs
IL cars hogs IS Shipments: Cattle. sheep
and lambs. cars; hogs IS cars Cattle-Thers were
loads and the demand for good butcher stuff fair
at steady prices but there demand for stocers
which are drug or the market The supply os calves
was fair but the demand light and prices lower Choice
q extra were quotahle 81 5Os7 20: good to choice
SlQSI NO Sheen and amos-rhe offerings ~ loads
II OF which were Canada lambs. The market slow
and lower only the best selections brlngirc the outside
70 choice 81 50tS4 So common to fair t+US - sheep
and lambs choice 81 2jGsi 80 go1J choice
Nn$i p common fair 81 50aS3 81 Canada lambs
sod on the basis ~ So HogsThe total offerings were
~ loads The trade slow throughout re Gsy and
5c lower HEAVY. S4Q<f o.. mixed $idSi 05: lOrSe-s.
50 95qS4 pigs 81 05TSi; rouvhs SO 25dS3 So S3a
50 -. The c!ose was slow at the decline.
New-York tribune., 1899-11-17
BALTIMORE & OHIO r. r.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY Il. 1850.
EOH the wEST.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NAY "a 1850.
FOR IhE WEST.
New York. South Ferry (Whtenall Terminaq sne
foot OF Time shown . from South Fefry.
Leave Liberty street 5 minutes later.
sDaily. Except Sunday. tsundayl
CHICAGO - 80 q. ddberty street on,y1. 'i.25
and sl2.lo night
p "r;i cfis!!NSATf. ST. LOUIS 'as a. NJ. 'sss p n.
ROYAL BLuE TRAINS. -
WASHINGTON BALTIMORE T.5S 'e55 Dnss1.
eli 25 a. m. Diner. ti25o p m DINER. si.23 pnsrt
q Is ('Royai Limited exclusively Pullman Train, Dne
s4sIS DINER. '53 p O>ner and 'l2i0 night.
NORFOLK. ti2.5. D.
All t-sins are illuminated with Pfntsch Light
Ofces ll3. l72, 26t 434 i2ss Broadway 25 Cnioa -
w. lc7 Bowery ~ Y; $50 and HISS Fulton St. Brook.
iyn whitehall Terminal and Liberty ST. Baggage ehecked
from hotel residence TO destination
New-York tribune., 1899-11-17

NJ Collins: lis Pennsylvania lambs. "A 10 at 8 io 4s
Pennsylvania sheep. li9 n. at SO 65.
j. G. Curtis a. son: ~ lambs. 10 N. At 50 S
10 a.? No. a, S. 25 II State sheep loe h. at 81 2o 30
90 lUl n. at 50 ~. 10 do ~ H. at 81 G2h.
HOGS-Recsipts "a cars. 4IoT lead. and there
were about cars on sale. The msrket was Nat and
very few sales retorted. Good prime hogs were
quoted al - ~ 100 n: choice medium State hogs at
81 =" country dressed weak at 4ia0Tc per 10 for
heavy light weights
saesM Collins "a Pennsylvania hogs. 80 n average
H. II Hollis: date yesterday 25 State hogs 1c9 N. at
- A. rough7 JS3 n s3 As: stays. 325 ~ SO AZ.
New-York tribune., 1899-11-17
WEST SHORE R.R,

Trains leave Franklin 81. Station " Y. As folova
and rs m later from foot Of w 42d ST.:
b. tiII6 A. NJ Cw. f2e 81. II IS A NJ ca:skill sAfa-
toga Mohawk Express.
.12.45 p M CONTINENTAL LIMITED. for Detroit
Chicago and 81. Louis Dining car.
G. t3s45 P. N. Hudson River Express.
t5.15 NJ. Albany and Montreal Express.
Lmited
tSr,O p NJ Buffalo and Niagara Falls ExpresA
so:I5 p. ~ Detroit and chicago Express. .
"a c.-Ieaves Brooklyn Annex. u. fio:f5 A. A. C. ~
p NJ Jersey City p. r. n. Station; Il. III 20 A. u.
a. 1855 r. 81 'Daily Except sunday;
Tinne-tshes at principal hotels and ohces. Begsseo
ehsek.d from hss residence BY wsstcous Expresa
New-York tribune., 1899-11-17
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Ilyerrool, Nov. l6-4 p m-Cotton-Spot quiet prices
Unchanged: American middllng. 32d. The sales OF
day $500 bales OF which 500 for specua-
t.on and export included $500 American Receipts
1000 bales including 1900 American. Futures opened
nd rhe decline American m!dding m c
November. 6i-6463 G2-G4d sellers November and De-
cember O-8iG3 G1-64d value. December ard January
30 Cad BUYERS January February. s64d buyers
February March 576Iq3 5S6id sellers March and
April 57-e4d buyers: April and May 81 SAD sellers
Nav and June 5;-G4a3 57-e4d buyers June and July
566433 57-64d sellers July and August JS-64d sell
ers: August and September 5i-6id sellers.
New-York tribune., 1899-11-17
Railroads..
NEW YORK CENTRAL.
.-r,v. AZ and depart from Grand Central Station.

oniy sDaily. except Saturdays aad SuncaJs
HARLEM DIsGsI>s.
O ass r NJ. Daily. except SandAy 70
Pittsnsd. Sundays only az 20 A. M
Wagner Palace Cars On all tnIeugh taihA
Trains Illuminated with Ptnthch Llgnt =.
Ticket Offices MS :6i. 4l3 and i?iS prosdway 20
f.,isn so W rs Columbus Ave. 0l west l-otn e.,
,os,b 81 and lssth ST stations New York SSS and 80
FuIton 81 and lOi Broadway z. D., Brookyn -.
Telephore '4gS0 Corandr' for New York Centra GAO
Service Baggege checked from hotel or residence "
"sSe.Fo sSoeEoRoE M pASIEIs General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1899-11-17

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour steady No
spring wheat 64d6jc No red 6Sa6sc No corn 81 20
No o white 26e: No white. 24[q259.c: No sc;
No barley 36G42c: No faxseed and No y W. 81 20;
IS mess pork per Dbl 81 7OGSs O lard per 100 10 81 SO
asa 97ia rib sides loose 81 750S3 10 dry sated
shoulders boxed 5asd5c short clear sides boxed 50 10
az 20. whskey. distillers' finished goods. gal,
81 234 sugars unchanged on the Produce Exchange to-
fay the market firm; creameries l5f24 &c;
dairies 14a2lc. Cheese weak. n'sgl2@c' Eggs FIRM;
fresh 1sc.
Cincinnati Nov 1s-Fiour dull. Wheat firm and higher
No 2 red lie Corn arm: No mixed S5e; new &c.
oats nrn No mixed. 25'sc Rye dun; No eoc But
ter steady Sugar easy. Eggs firm at lie Cheese quiet
Mayagkse NOy leswhsa hgssT % No D.! Ncsssrp Sssr3
No 54h a55hc. Barley steady No .. +4g4Sc; sample
33a42ec
November Csc December 63se May: 67. gesc; track.
No hard. 67lzc: No Northern. Csc: No Northern.
clear first patents 81 5OG$3 second patents 50 500
So 20: nr-t clear 50 sO9s2 40 Bran unchanged
Philadelphia Nov. 16-Wheat firm; contract grade No,
November SssaS0c. Oats steady: No 2 white clipped;
3li5 a3i4c: No white clipped, 30AqSlc; No mixed
do 20 .G30c. Butter frm. good demand fancy Western
creamery 2ec: do prints 2sc. Eggs scarce and hrm'
2ic; DO Southern 20c. Cheese unchanged Receptstou
600 bbls 5000 sacks wheat, 500 bush corn l5e coo
Corn oS coo bush: cats, 66.Co0 bush.
81 Louis Nov l6.-Closlng: Wheat-No red cash.
&C. Nc december Ge4Gelsc: May. I3sGISkc: No hard.
G6Gs7 nc Corn-No cash. 3oi.c December SoSe: May.
25c: No white &c
Toledo Nov i6-Whest dull higher; No cash, 6sAc;
1,scember TOc bid Corn dull higher No mixed. 334c.
osts higher steady No mixed 23ac. Oats higher.
s,es1v' NS mixed &c Rye nominal; No cash 56c.
Coyersecd steady. lower prime cash old So; December
s. 30 bid
New-York tribune., 1899-11-17
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo Nov. lh-sprlng whea, scarce and firmly held
No. Northern. old. 73sc; new. Nae Winter wheat
asked on Corn quiet but firm: No yel9w Ss1
No corn 37i, G37s.c: No. corn. 35Aq37e No corn
81 = d36c. Oats nrm; No white, &c; No; white
9SLc. No white. 2sc. No. . mixed 26d262c; No 3
mixed 5k925&c Rye-No. 1 track quoted at 6lc
No. do G0aoolsc Canal freigh,s steady Flour quiet
and firm
Chcago. Nov. Is-The leading futures ranged fol-
New-York tribune., 1899-11-17
LEHlCH Valley.

0Atfone Cortlandt DcsbroEe4 SdttU
(Penns K Il. Ferries .
Time Street figures Cortandt Desofoeses
Streets Day encepC Sunday Sunday only Other trains
daily Sunday leaves Gas Sunday leaves sA Sunday
r6.5J, 700 A. NJ Local for EAsToE
West and PRINCIPAL local points Parlor And Dining oa Con-
f.11.5J, 1890 Noon. BLACK DIAMOND *.
PREsSH andsomes train in The word Limited 70 eating
capacity connecting with through ssspers
to Detroit add Chicago Dining Car service 4, carte ,,o
st2.J5 l,OOPM( For WILKES BAltRE. sChANIUhs
tT.5a 4.0SP Coal Branches and in.e ponss
ts5.1W 5.lOp ~ Locsl for MAUCH CHUNK
-ts6.1O G,2OP Local Express for EAST0S.
.5.JJ, x6. OS For Buffalo and points West Inro9gn
pp5S 200 E1press for BuFrALo and TORONTO
None but Sleeping Car pa senssrs carried ,,,vr.,o
1929 1O.3OPM For ITHACA, ROCHESTER,, BUFFALO
and West Sleeping Cars to Chicago
so PLANFIELD and BOIND BRoOk, locals dsiI e1csps
PuImsn accommodations at ls e 80 s5 ~ ana
Iti broadway 5 Union squsre West 25 Columbus Ave. II
$50 Fulton ST. Court ST. - dwy and Annex station. Brooklyn
TRANSFER Co will call for and check baggage from hotel %
residence through 10 destination
New-York tribune., 1899-11-17

Esmsed receipts at New-Orleans for tomorrow were
ncn SgO 10 10 900 bales against II .33S last week ana
.sS0 last year. Estimated receipts ~ houston weIs
on Ego 10 II 600 bales against u 256 last week ana
q ~ ss year
heees the ports and interior points to-aaN COM
pared with the sarne Gay last week snd last year
New-York tribune., 1899-11-17
,onuact prices in the local market to-day

Spot cotton quiet with quotations unehanged on
the Of 9-Iec nddling upland and l5loc ror
rn.adlng Gulf Total sales 423 bales Southern
SPOT oncisly reported by wire as follows
ll6c Charleston nominal et 7lsc; Wilmington STEADY
Ae on a. 7Sc: Norfolk steady. Lice off al i.e Bau-
s. Louis quet al TIC The export movement foiiows'
New-York tribune., 1899-11-17

1,ss1sn6ence Day. Hsmburg-Cofee market opened =
pssnnlg higher; at 2So p m 1.q1 pfennig pet higher
sls 2, 900 bags Havre-Coffee market opened quiet
c5snssa TO frsrc lower at u m, fraac higher; at
= ne November and December u franc higher, other
5onths unchanged closed i franc net higher; total sales
IL hays
New-York tribune., 1899-11-17

A DyERTIgEAIENTs ana subscriptions for The Tribune
n received al their Uptown once. No l242 Broadway,
% door north OF 3istst until o'clock p m advertise
merits at the following branch ofees az regular
ofHce until O'clock p. M viz 2St stn-ave; e.
cor 23d-st 1872 6th-ave 12th-st hacys Otn-aye
80 iathst lac Columbus West s6th-st i05
West 42-st near 6h-ave.: O2 East l4th-st 25I West
sos-s between sth 1853 East 4Ith-st i33S
Sd ave between 18th and 18th ss io2S sd-avs nssr
Gist-s. TOs ls-ave. Seth-st; $50 Sd-sNe near
sist-s 554 3d-ave: 2lO Blseckerst 3a3 Blescser-sI
COS 1d-ave go East 79th-s 92i 3d-sve; ooS Sd-
sve or al any American District Telegraph once
New-York tribune., 1899-11-17

cOTTON-The cotton market displayed periods OF de-
preston alternate intervals during the
tsy fairly active IN spesInOdc
cables than anticipated prices moved several
within the rst fifteen minutes, only 10 break
iiy later under liquidation and short selling. By mid
recovery had been recorded furry OF general
buying partial reaction subsequently followed by
exhibition Of pronounced strength The official open
with prices unchanged TO points higher
ne ocal close very steacy with prices points
lower 10 points higher. The total OF fluctuations
l2 points The noted from time TO time
the session directly due 10 concerted effort
part leading to undermine cotton
hsd BY investment public and 10 selling by foreign
Wall Street sold email quantities the
dovnturns energetic buyer on all reactions
Room bulls slow to rally their forces in view OF
rather Indifferent from the cotton region and an
unfsvorable temper Of late English cables. The crop
exceeded expectations and that too added TO
the reluctance OF their interest al the
Crop estimates from the belt showed signs OF
additional trimming to-days dispatches pointing 70 an
average estimate OF 100000 bales as against 100000
by the Government.
Za. a.ln
New-York tribune., 1899-11-17

Arm unchanged
savannah Nov. 16splrits turpentne firm at 4ec; Re.
ceps 234 bbls: exports - Rosin firm receips 4543
bbs: sales LIP: exports 1416 quote \, r. G. y and
f. 81 10. r 81 90 81 % H. 81 20; 81 30; X 81 35;
NJ 81 20: " 81 20: " G. s. 70: W W. 81 10. ~
Wilmington. Nov. 16-Spirits turpenne s'eady 4S's
sac. receint~ al casks Rosin firm Oh 5cGS1 02i7
eSin,s 81 ~ Crude turpenne quiet 81 JOgs2 so
ceips 52 bbIs Tar steady. 81 80: receipts 4i6 bbls
London Nov -Turpentne-Splrits, e7s Gi
New-York tribune., 1899-11-17
NAVAL STORES.

Rosin firm with advance in prices and fair
jobbing demand reported Tar ruled steady at higher
prices Spirits turpentine had fair tcbbng sale at
former rates Quotations follow:
TAR-Regulars SO l0 do oil bbis. 81 %
SPIRITS TURPENrTNE-52l7G G53c.
ROSIN-Common 10 good strained 81 s0gs1 s5: =.
si 20. r al So g. 81 H. 81 65: l. 81 TO- X. 81 30: ".
So 30 n s. o.: W G. So 20; W W. 81
New-York tribune., 1899-11-17

Kio-Jo1ee mafKet ciJstu. 1HutPthuthcs Day NJ
ceipts. 12o00 bags
ne statistieal position Of Brazilian coffee Is follows:
New-York tribune., 1899-11-17

Receipts Of breadsufs at interior points in thousands
three ciphers OO0 omitted -four hhs grain oush as
New-York tribune., 1899-11-17

DED d LINE
As For a Puerto Cnbr!.o. Curacao and Nara
ealbo via CuracaO--Ccllng also at Porto Rico.
From Roberts Per. Brocky-
e. s Observation-Disclosures Thursday. Nov. q, P. NJ
G s. CARACAS. Wednesday. December g. ] p. NJ.
These have superior accommodations for pa~-
BOULTOS BLISS & DAILETr
General Managers. 135 Front st.
New-York tribune., 1899-11-17

MALLORY STEAMSHIP. LINES.
-A From New York wednesday, Fridays snd Saturday.
FOR TEXAS; GEoRGIA ia 6Np FLORIDAs 10
points In Texas, Colorado Arizona California Mexico
Write tor 60-page Pocket Guide tmailee ree}.
c II MALLORY co. Cen Agts.. Pier 20. f. r. ". Z.
New-York tribune., 1899-11-17

Charleston. Nov. is.-TuDentlno frm at 4sc Ro
New-York tribune., 1899-11-17

INRENCH LINE.
COMPAGNIE GENERALE rRANsATLANTIoUE.
DGRECT LINE TO HANRE-PARIS FRANCE).
Selling Thursday at 10 a. m.
IN Rre,a rne - Nov. % La Gascogne. Dec. "a
Ia Normandie 49,. Nov 30 LAquitane Dec. q
La Champagne. Dec. Z La Bretagne Dec. rs
- FYrst-ciass passage Hayre. $50 and upward.
can,i Agency for L. s. and Can. 81 Broadway. N Y.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1899-05-27

The Siamese youth have only one
game worth considering, and that one is
indigenous-or native To Burma-the
question of parentage being much
mcoted one. At all events the game re-
quires certain amount of activity and
is very interesting to the onlooker. II
is kind Of football in fact. / have
heard il called Burmese football-played
with ball about four inches in di-
ameter. made of braided rotan. entirely
hollow. very strong and resilient. The
number of contestants is not arbitrarily
fixed. but play is sharpest when there
are enough to form circle about ten
feet in diameter. The larger the circle
after it has passed the desirable diam
eter the slower the play.
The game is To keep the ball tossing
into the air without breaking the circle.
As man fails at his opportunity he
drops ont. and when there remain but
four or six the work is sharp and very
pretty. The ball is struck most gener-
ally with the knee. but also with the
foot. from in front. behind and at the
side. Some become remarkably clever.
l have seen a player permit the ball to
drop directly behind his back. and yet
without turning return it clear over
his head and straight into the middle
of the circle by well placed backward
kick of his heel. -H Harper's Weekly.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1899-05-27
How the Lords PRAYER Changed

Here is the Lords Prayer in the English
of former times, the best example of how
the language has changed:
A. d. l35S.-Fadcr urc in hcune, halee-
wcde booth thi ncuue cumcn thi kue-
nerche. thi willie booth don in heune and
in crthe. The sucrysh dave bricd gif Gus
whilk dave. And Vorzifure dcttes as vi
yorsifcn urc dcttoures And lcne ous
nought into temptation, but dclvvor OF
evel Amen.
A. d. l30O.-Fader our In hevene.
Halcwyd be thi name, thi kingdom come.
Thi willie be done as in hcvcne and in
erthc Cure urchc days bred give us To-
day. And forgive us ourc dcttes as we
forgive our dcttoureS. And ledc us not
into temptation, bote delyvcre us of yyel.
Amen.
\. ID. I5S2.-Ovr Father which art in
heaven, sanctificd he thy name. Let thy
Kingdom come. Thy will In done, as in
heaven, in earth also Guie vs. to-day our
super substantial bread. And lead vs. not
into temptation. But dclicurs us from
evil. Amen.
A. ID. l6ll.-Our Father which is in
heaven, hallowcd be they name Thy
kingdom come Thy will he done, in
earth as il Is in heaven Glue us this day
our dayly bread And fnrguc us our
debts as we forgiuc our debtors And
letc vs. not into temptation, but dcliucr
VS. from evil. For thine is the kingdome,
and the power and the glory foreucr
Amen.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1899-05-27

A good cat the kind you want to
have in the house. if any-will have a
round. stubby. pug nose. full, fat cheeks
and upper lip. well developed bump
on top of the head between the ears.
betokening good nature. A sleepy cat
that purs good deal is apt to be play
full and good natured.
BY all means to be avoided is cat
with thin. sharp nose and twitching
ears. II must be remembered also that
a good mouser is not necessarily gen
tie or desirable pet Although any good
cat will catch mice if she is not over
fed. quick. full. expressive eyes gener-
ally betoken a mousing cat.
The greatest mistake-probably the
most common one-in the care of do
mestic cats is nverfeeding. particularly
too much meat. In the wild life cat
has exercise which enables her TO digest
food. In the lazy house life the same
full feeding leads to stomach troubles
and to fits - Woman Life.