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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-02
TIE nosroN wooL MARAEr.

u.-+on Nv. Tile American Wool ana Cotton Ae-
torf.r' ulI eav morrow OF me wool trade
Tho llsf has been tie most ieinHihiu,e one III
r.lrt ~ activity ever known la the Boston market For
ill.,. inst te r history the weekly record has crossed
The .D0oooD pound mark The actual sales SO Jar u.s. We
co.. ascertain being i557 300 pounds This astonishing
allowing f. the result Of intensely active demand
lar-l from consumer ~ aM descriptions AZ - prices
g. I'm. N me market s. very strong Aiyoes from
air al continue to show hardening tendency Ntr 4N
..fl ir. me radical advance which has occurred IN
American markets. prices 90 wool b. this country ni' -.l
RELATIVELY considerably lower than those abroad ana i'ie
az. rrsft tVnn sfnurly D" =
tta..nt relief unfl %. wool be- grown grn'f"i5
.le sale. = the week 80 Boston amounted 20 lH"p "V'
u0t-l. domestic and . $1,000 pounds foreign. mar =
io-l " .. 800 80" pounds. against total n 10. ~
the PREVIOUS Is, and t'-l ~ ''AE' NI'
bounds pr cOfresI nlng week larf year safes SUM
rnruary is.H AMOUNT o. go "v- 'VD ipuhus ah""''
lns So so pounds last year ~ this time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-02

Through Trains leave NeW-l0fN f00t u Dhambers-st.
as follows and minutes earlier from West 23f-st;
o.oO 4 M.-NesflDlei Express daily Or Bnshamion.
Waserly, Elmfa. ulnao. Bradford Arrive bsHa'o
L ~ Parior g. Blnaio - ~ -.
Zoo T.. N-Vestbg..i Nniiei-Fast mail daily. Soif
,r'n ar ChiCago arrives Cleveland 7 10 A ~ chicago.
Z y N Seepers Chicago, Cleveland ana CINCINNATI
Dining Car 1-..,., ,...,.,,.t p.-r...
- Al prfaio fl \. n, Bradford - A. NJ
Jernest'~n - A. NJ. Younest.~n 10 = a. ~ O.sss ~
INA 10 70 p NJ seepers 20 BlHao and ''eFe-"i '1's
Library Car. ....-t. pf-.i,,,,r, Waverfv
~" IL c1,io1e0 seeper5 10 Bunao, chicago ana
.inonnsm. IDcAf. TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN &C.
coNM0DATIONs at NJ 49, 25l iyl ani .i b. oe-sa-
=. o7T .U.ry 1856 East 18th ana 80 west l-'.l-
way - and vs. 23i s. ferries, Nm ~, $50
e., sen Futon st. Broadway. bQok3n ~ ltyer =.
~ ~, ans Jersey city stat New RI triAser
lis fo and cLecss baggage from hotels ani resi-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-02

Liverpool. Nov I. . % cotton Sp3t-far demand
prices lower. American m ilng fair i3-33i good mid
ding. 43-iel. miirg sd i9w mdding. u. l6a. good
ordinary. 3t.d nary. 7-isd The sales ~ the day
bales. when Loo bales for spe'ul
ton and export. and udei lll0o bales American re-
ceipts 26.n'O bales. including @lGvJ bales American
Futures opened quiet ana e sod steady Amer. !n mid
ding M e. November. 3 - tfi buyers. November anf
December 57-G4p3 5s-Gd sellers December and Jann-
AIRY 81 G4u3 57-64i sellers. January and February,
55-t February and March, . 90 Ola
sellers March and April f6ia3 53-6l bn5ers April
and May 3Jt-b443 da-6it buyers. May and June,
5l-Gu3 70 6d BUYERS. June and July ~ bld buyers,
July and August - Cal buyers August and September
3
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bales gross 1ol2s bales: shipments 1872 bales sales
100 bales. stock - Gt3 bales.
Mobile Nov cotton quiet: middung u l3-ipc' low
mding $40: good ordinary. 1-lGc. Receipts. COZ
bales, sales. 500 bales stock, 81, go bales
Wilmington. Nov 1-tofton nrmi miadling, nc. Ike
celpts lao bales exports the Continent ''i" na7
coaswise 100 bales sales. splnners. 2N hlles Stock 10
45o
New orleans. Nov cotton quiet; midilins e'sc 10y
mddng Csc. good ordinary. - ljc Rec pts 'f'f
bales. exports the Continent 5vp bales c'ast".se
25s bales. sales 1000 bales: stock. 3oi.Iis bales -
Charleston. Nov f-s0ttcn firm. nlling b'sc DID. Ke-
cepfs. LOIS bales. stock. bales.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-Yofk November l. 1893
uf-ryFs- Receipts 10 or 300 heal IN
ire "a cars pr city -laught"rers 80 cars ~ e>pltt
,il.. cars market. and counting tA' s.ll'
"'' bon. o,.,. n carloads sale. 80 az jersey
-.,v and u az slNfeih-sf TThde IVES TO 49,
~ an grade. az cattle. steers selling 10, htr'.
ma bulls fullng nrm. COWS "rr- Int~' 4 ,a.lve
~. s,is AZ 81 G5qS IS - per 100 n toys a. e. iam
aye oxen at - logso, bulls o. e Sh ~, "a. fair
n-' a. dressed beef steady prices. or al te4V
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N7V7--T- y ~ 30 y -T y " ~ ----- p NJ.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR IlIILADLLfIIA. BALTIMORE AND WASh-
I<GroN
ZErsIGs} VALLEYS

Stations foot West 3i Corarl AID Deshroses Strreo
lrelna T. 4. Ferries
time West e3d Street Other figure 'osnt or i,coroses
Streets Daily except sunday. S.li, only Other TRANS
daily sunday leaves sunday leaves i5 Sunday
I.6.5j 200. Local orrAs1oN. .o.r. ,-.,,.
s1.JJ, =, o. An For Bi FlALo LAG ARA FALLS ana
Wes Ala prnc9a local points paror All Dining cars Con
+.ti35 100 No0n BLACK DIAMOND Ex-
PRESS hands0mes train 10 lo word LIN tied g. seating
car11ify Due Buffalo rolcr s Hit through Scepcs
10 Detroit. a.d chicago Dining car service lh
i.OOp. For v lLh = BARRE. SlHAN1OHs
tjj5 LOS Coal 'r'acle. ana 'a.n ,ilaIe ponu
Lii J,f5Pn Local f.r II At fH CHUNK.
r.5,Io. porn. Local for MAI n CHUNK.
1'GfO f.sOP.I . Local tAiIct, for IAHloN.
p. " For Hifaio and points West Through
Steering chicago ard Toronto ...-~
s7.5J. 90 p " Express for Bl FfAlO ana lOkONIc.
None bur Sleeping ar Passengers carried. - -...x
1925. 1887 81 ForlTNACA. ROCHESTER, buffalo
and West Sleeping Cars % { hionSl
So pLAfNFiFID ard Boz 10 rHoOK, locals daily eSceps
Sunday. 10 a. 05JA n. '225 3d. = 10 ~ rs and 80 p NJ
Tickets Pullman accommodations u 49, 25 ~ ' sii and
f1 Broadway Union square Wet rs Columbus Ave. II
Fulton Blws and Annex station, bfoOklyn
Trausfcr CO. Will call for aud check baggage from hotel or
residence through % destination.
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NAVAL STORES

e,, -, s,lri,s ,nrrontne were made az slight ai-
80 ,,er he prices ruling the Aat before ana o'tF
Ms, was the range quoted for regulars and nachhes
In, ,ere saadr md UNCHANGED Tar ana litcn showed
s,,r tone anl an unchanged range q prices quota
TSR-n ,guiar- 50. q. on Bills. 81
common ~, eo,i sraia.i 81 25Qsl 30. 7. 81 -
= Il -o g. 81 55nSi ~. j. - ~. 81 20. N - ~ w.
Sc 4ops. %. r. s. 49, W o. e. 49, w. -
STOCK ON HAND
&c..
SPIRITS furpentlre. w..
Tar .++..'t---t .' ''' W
London So, i-Tufrentlne- spirits. ats o.
Wilmington Nor. lsp.rfs iul 'ni4n, N"inlis u,l.s
,,n,h,ncci. receipts - casks Resin firm VI hanged
receipts so ttls fufifnfne quiet ar ~ d" ana
:. ~ receipts 80 thls Tar steady az 81 ~ receipts
Charleston. NV l-Turpentnc- Market hrm at fsc'
R..lr ateely. unchanged . ...,,.,,..
satnnnah %.r i-spifiis 'ufpenune nm At 4s44ssc
~. gei receipts I.:,0 bts. sales 3o' exports 800
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BALTIMORE & OHIO r. z.
scHEprLE Is EFFEcT MAY u. Is9o.

scHEDUI-E Is EFFECT NAY u. 1893.
FOR TN NIsI.
Leave New York. nth Ferry NhitenaN TerminaD. ana
foot II Liberty street Time South Ferry.
Leave Liberty street I! r',nutes later.
.Daliv Except Sunday Sundays.
CHICAGO - 30 a. m Liberty street on,y). 'i23 p
pGTTsPIRG. '43O a. n. liberty street onO. 65S
= 'ciN11NNATi ST. LOUIS, 1855 a. m. 1888 D. m.
'l2 10 night - . ,.,
WASHINGTON BALTIMORE. t755. '955 (Dineo.
III p a N. DINER. 1888 m. Omen - IS ODiner).
- ~ (Roya Limited exclusively Pullman Train. DineD,
'4g5 (Diner). .5.53 p. lDineD and 'i-lO night.
NORFOLK. fl2 - =.
an trains are Illuminated with Pntsch Light.
Oices l3. ~. POI. 43i l2sf Er0aivlf - Union 50.
W i27 Bowery Y Y 30 and iiss Fulton 81, Brook-
whitehall Terminal Liberty Baggage checked
from Tel or rseiaene destination.
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WEST SHORE R.R.

Trains leave Franklin So station. =. J.. as fli.owS
ana - H. later fr.u fa,t = ". ~ 81:
N ,tI:f5 a NJ ,kV. II 81 NJ. Catakil sara
" ,-.a ana NlhanS Express.
.,y,t5 r. ~ CONTINENTAL LIMITED. tor Detroit
fIl.ae0 ANA ST. Louis lrirS
{. f3.l5 J.. VI. Hudson NArr tNlf..s
f5st5 -. Albany and " nifrll IAnrfss
,5:i5 = ~ ~. i2i ST. 0r =. ND. Chicago and ST
SEQ p n RIralo and Aiagafa Falls Express
.o:I5 = " Detroit and Chicago fNif.
T. VI Jersey CRY =. r p. station. 3D. fii.2o A. NJ
& a 81 T. NJ .fnii,. fENrept Sunday.
rlr.-fahias AZ p nCpal ho.els ana ir'er Barsass
cte.ts f.ofn h.f0 fee'tenre hv Ne.t ffs rN0ffsA
. r rANpFPT General plsse-sff Agent y Y
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ces in the local market today

.ae weekly market ieri-9y n Hubbard Bros. & Co.
@ s 9 i9e'La s this 1 fS an. NOR i is i Ssl's
f-3W with every other market. Regarding the crop.
1s'e's ieie.e t has been underestimate. ana nat
a''er fnf the last sixty days has a--e4 inaitra.y
a-' no merchants and pianieis III l"- l.h
49,, mere can i- no further increase IN me = AUG
ls- All ,.1- 80 cc,.racts for immediate de-
~ey have found - a.,clf 10 secure the Necessary COT
49, ne basis n even small loss Il j. true '.,
NE '2., I'D markets. ase relatively easier man 10y
:. -..as 'isa-.es but nowhere near s'eh "A t@.lY
.eF,s's c..t buy t would ie most difficult for them
o, o-siness as tne present premiums IN nea''y oe
s's i1aS@ j. almost impossible ior t.en 10 seeuiv
~ .,51 ,-.,s.' ieer's ,ec.a. statement a local
- D.: ne lass, IN years furnishes Interesting de'a
Z: connection vim calculating the current sea
s-t ,si'lla ln le9G when conditions were snh" -
sHs Ii SKI. en o,,'ssr 81 Ia 1896 whirh was also
Ssis'icn-ag ue and IN 1889 90 sii5 per cSnt Of ene
~ e. w, IT. e aas On ' s sane s a. s' Pc. een, lad
o. ts.s .es-o IS, .irna,e!y $4,000 bales. ana it
~. iheit matter Of sinIl- calculation 4, e'S
e ne yield basis OF The above percentages me
sssge ia sst' October 81 ior ne last Ten ian ss
80 e',t ~ rag fapiity eryp ~ onS a,zes by
ss.s 49, ye.r consun.Y,on as ,','"s ,o o6 indian
- % 20 ~ tian l25 - sun'fes iotai 4-,o,%'
.zzn"" bales ~ 800 pounds Zach leal"s ,,sr,ors
5000 la.es fsalust Z ZD.OlD same rf4r ieat .,e.
-. sNyJ te year before tsiina''l 1zno.' nsies q
90 pounds ea,h ng u lO 232 90 Ameflcaq $500
;l-.sr 20 'r' Egyptian and 2DVrD sundres - 1S.ss
S"ys. bales added 10 stocK last u u.s.
~ Gales Mi suffice leaving $4,000 unco"s-'"e' '''
".l'is hence"
oyo' cotton closed firm. Win prices uncnans.o on Wv
Cuff t0fa s.ies 3x t4es southern SPOT markets "eIe
fty isi fiel hy VIC as follows Ne" ',en7 u
vs.. Noble quiet 10 ifc. satannah quiet 90 " ~
Mhgo ffm 7ec. No,fHlk steady l-lec ga
gonna. 10. Aux Ista steady, nc. 10
~uIas STEADY .lCc it- lower. - LOUIS P''''' 80
ne export movement follows;
TC-o.v e. ,5- W az u 729
~ -L.4
s..-t Tar ttis Heek So. 33s ~ ~ % NJ,
anus 'aF fils season. .J45DsS lv4''A' "o'''''
tsira'- receipts New Orleans for o. moro" WIZ
I'm 600 90 bales against 81 bales l"st W'.h
a. 'hlx iaer .ast year AZ Honston from NvVo ~,
r laes r. 40 bales asst week ana %i"@< "''"
idsi leaf
receipts the ports and irterior points tDlay' GUM
L.. III. ~ LII .eaL N.
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Railroads.
pENNSYLVA ANA


STATIONS FOOT q wLsT T%E%TY Ti.E s1p IaETH'
AND DESBROSSES AND coRrLANDI slNE~i'.
II The leaving time from Dcsbrosses nm"
."ri"ndt streets - ave minutes '"'el TO-
th"t given below for Twenty-third street
s'a''o"' except where otherwise noted
c"rs w. last limited TO- ~ Ds ,ssst ay 70
s55 " ~ e9selss to L.,tseu.S. . Cleveland
SS VI T4a rEy hSat tE @n' COM
Cars e. Ssssp c, 2ne sm.e TN "e Cincinnati In
LOO l.. VI CHICAGO AND 1Is,ir 81. LOUIS ExPREss.-
s., l,lisvil@ via cincinnatD. indAnaYo"s' N"9as''
'- 80 r, " WESTERN ExPaEss.-ror Chicago. For
7.55 T.. VI. SorrWWEysrrRv rxPRrss-ror PITTS
Turs seveana Nashville ~ia cncinnatD l'u''e'
7.S5 p VI rAciFic rxrRrss-rar Pi,sturgg, an, ara
Route c,nnec,S ' - II, rral,,' -, sunday
NAIL AID ExpRrsS.--pulmsn Bur-, s..pns cs,
, Hs~ f1rk T. Altoona. Fact Ihe,y P','nA's' anu
''n' wei N7lv 'vcon' SUNDAY - ooac-.
WASHINGTON AND THE socTiI.
'' s-ae; go p 49, oeshrs.s' stree 10 10 or, c,ar
l25 elo CnesrossSs s.ree. 10 Cortland. street -
cars, - ,s-es~icnol I.r'. a., p,tf ,.' ~,
u - nF Sardav s25 e25 N75 GDu.nT ,c,r, A. m;
Dining ,crarcs . Giinise ca0 as Cpnng can. SIS
sorTEgRX RAILwAy.-Exrrs's 255 40 p n, 1910
NORFOLK Avp WESTERN rr.wAy.-r'r Memphis
ArhANTlc COAST LINE -Exsress. o25 A. n. a-i 81"
cc9IIrFsoA ,5 ASI oM,o R.fLwAy,. . s'iy
ATLANTIC cry 20 10 NJ daIy 7re, nv, oD.sh-o.s..
streei 10 y M c5f,.ana, stree, l. M THROUGH
nc,t.nei Trair nure, paror cars. Passenger Coach.
TfA CO MAY-I255 n. ve.S-'avs r.,..., ,,..-,
VT Tgerty,fhifi .reet sfation,- 80 a. n. i2to.
iron, nestrosses eDeo 90 a. ~ $40 2 80 AMI 80
F. -. sg1days -. n y ? m. from Soriiane,
o4j a. m. ~ m 49, .
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
ST., SO q s2' g 5 rers L@tei aio qs,or9,'. :,
3D.. .
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STEAMBOATS,.

BOSTON g NEW ENGLAND POINTS.
VIA sol ND LINfS.
FALL RIVER LINE. via Newport and Fan River
Lave Pier 49, r. fof ~ Warren 81. weekdays only
AZ 700 l. ~ steamers Priscilla and Puritan. Orchestra
{ each. o.,
sTONISGTON LINE. Via Sfoungton-Ieaye Pier 49,
Y r. f0of u spring g.. weekdays only al 800 p. ".
Steamers Maine and New Hampshire. -
NORWICH LINE. Via New L|nton-leaye Fer IS
y r. tot n sprlf. ST.. weekdays only. No $50 p NJ
c-aalrars CITY u Lowell and city ~ Worcester
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Railroads.
1>1>r~oo<,o>><o< >~0>|o>~|~~~'>>7(>
NEW YORK CENTRAL.
Railroads,
'HARLEM DI,IsIUN.

Nc A n and 3 y II IhIF, tkIFpt SUNDAY. .
Pitsa-ll. sundays only az DO 4. NJ
Wagner Palace cars all through trains
Trains Illuminated with i.ntaea lsut
Ticket on.es ~ ils -Nl 4i3 AND 1916 b.naiway. =
Tni'n sq 30 columbus Ave. 81 West l.3ia 81.
1854 So la~fh 81. Stations. New York Us and s20
Fultln II and lol Broadway. T. D. Brooklyn.
Tele.h.f "4OlO CoTtlantt for Sew York Central Cab
Service baggage checked from hotel Or residence "
Ncffc0ft Express Company.
GEORGE H. DANIELS. General Passenger Agent
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santos coffee market firm, good average Santos 500.
RECEIPTS u 40 bags. stock, 10000 bags. Hamburg
c-re- market opened a pfg higher al 80 r. m net IN
easnsi. sales 10000 bags llavre olosed-holia 40
c-Nse market arm. No Rio $500. exchange liza re-
r.r,s 1000 bags cleared foT the United states oVV
.ses cleared for Europe 900 stock, 2i7c bags
TIE statistical position Of Brazilian coffee Is az ioi-
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Wheat. Corn, Flou
bush. bush. .usll
>..- 1000 GSS 900 l535 coo l5auo
November J. lr"F ''''''' sos 900 la2 900 ll5Oo0
October !. M -.'''''t''' ia 600 7gs goo 4lcOp

CORN-There very little speculative trading IN ' Fx
- i,o,f market. English cables We're weak -
shovel Indifference spot supplies \ hea',
movement from the farms Mas po:nsec nr1e -cG mia
sra.,ta.tr. support and when our market olencn ~.
,orirr prices were found he &c lower l'y noon %
,i,,.oT me forenoon trading. Later me MARIE
eoa5ie- feeling following ralN az tIe n't
We I'o M ,rans,ctions in the locsl market. when
Closed nSminaly isG1.o lower. There was , N VIZ
sr,t Sales were - loads az ,\rN -
aT a. ,oaes AT other ports. No corn CoSeI d. o.
esvaior 29igc delivered ana s"%S caused A weaker
,,i~g in oats circles: but as compared WIN 1he 60,
1900 hels pretty steady relation 10 me il"N
Iarg ne support Of pretty good ccnsaml'i9n &
having "'' ~ N . oats closed at 2Nc, No Vh.,
out me I,,o al l1r. ~ 3 white. 30i4c, No = white
80 qi sales X spo; oats we're $4,000 bush * ~
49,, Ann 40 l Western &C ! New ~" 81,
stern Gai4c Now York state rye o5f g a8c
Aork s1.,rs 4Ga5Oc delivered BL NEtttsAA
6u"HY>. <,trke, dull. quoted at GlQo3c Ne"-ioN
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New-Y York. November /. 1890
or.,.e ANp PEAS-The market had rather a nrm
B%Ha'' NH white beans with offerings light and de-
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Central R. \. Of NEW JERSEY


Aathracte coal used exclusively
-Four tracks. 'i-s ?. -lneumafc' Sguais.
Stations IN Ne~ York f.ot y i@o..'y -.
Leaving time from south Ferry foot Whitehall So Is
hte minutes e-..-r ilan that given below ioe Liberty
On AMI inter- oct 10 i'e9
FIR Easton. n,ihlehein. Allentown. Naueh Chunk. &c.
400. ~, $40 ". u2oe " @. Eas.on) 10 40.
Ess'oal a. NJ. To-, $50. goo p NJ '''''
,,Fo1 w W ses,aue huston "a .'ran'on 400 olo A.
For Reading ana Harrisburg AZ 1900. 'i3o. 100 oio.
COCO. li.a, 20 Hcaiing) \ ~ 100. 43o 40 300.
4iao = i.alas, :. NJ 10 i5o $50 Goo 900 %
'''-''''' AL n,IL norrn.
- 70 ~ ~ o. Red rluk ory1 - u 30 A. ". ass .
1.dis 9 % Ri hank Sa y 1873 .,o a'''y' $780,
A. NJ" 49, 40 ", u,r.w XIV A. NJ
pl Fer s'ao5, 80 A., 4, f1i aTi Eat rrrg
R'' N ~ ~ -" a s, s a' 81 1,as l ln&2
lands 0'ly' p n, s'r n.ns',>c,ronr. 400 D. NJ
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR IAlLADELfHlA nAlIiMoRE AND WASh-
INGroN
= Week We 1ays ig @ iCy p ~ DnTg caT a. o..
iCoo ii.8o Dining cars a. NJ. l3e. 600. Ho>al mo
d a, trains S g pla s pa "a RseS days 5 $40
.. NJ 80 400 '.:9 'so' 800 =. ~ sundays. 30
wh h5ss s I- s 7s sc 3s, ai. In, ~. 9sosi
S7s W.. vi is5t1 s. 2.5 aius AZ, A'w Io; cour::
S. a. $50 a R,.l'' % i R adg9y NJ, % .H.,.
baggage rom hotels or residences % destination
.troin Liberty y, only -
5EEEE..%a s so5.:: s5 E rs T
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n
easier sales i2o" bales; speculation and export 1~0
American 1000 receipts 26ooD bales American 22oo.
higher closed steady iisd2 points net higher Deem
Der January. 356tas. January February 353i.s Feb
5o 5i N'h 4n N3TSh Apl lin, a4Nb g Mn
August 35ih: September 3a2s November 35sb.
NoNember- December 357iss. Observation-Disclosures and
flour AND MEAI.-In view of tho lower ruling ~
the price 81 wheat -four buyers content to meet
"''u9' wants ana tnen step out Of the market ms hry
found the loycr rriees they wcTe inclined to oneg were
governed 10y them hy local conditions The
Wnt,~ s,ra'c,s 81 winter patents 50 GopS3 50
spring clears. SASS ~. extra No / winter - Nu>3
S extra No wini~ s. ,,g>2 & no erade SIS se$ls 80
Ir Ton TO- arrive. RYE Fl"IK-Quct fair To- r's,i'
$ 9,4 50 go choice 70 fancy s. ioq$Ss % o. coN
@ aGf'si M4 a aaS'a s. Ig as S6 as and
yellow. e5cG$l. coarse Sou FEED feady'
s sns . sn s Sg" s@ gas * coarse ' S'5 winter
SO 5VcSS 80 latter white me- $40 30. middnss S.I
slP city feed Slfasi7 30. hominy chop. SIG 90 bulk
GRAIN WHEAT-Therc we're no cable accounts from
IaIls Antwerp or Berlin All OF the 'ont , t'
markets We're closed account OF Al SAINTS &
THIS naturally Contributed TO the duness al Isnlrn ON
tho contrary London reported buyers ndheieht a. a.
OF coast wheat while hardly any demand oi
Wn''' on passaEe ana cumS a. sdan 70 ne hear
English cables receipts not only running pretty
western csrlot receipts reached III against 7ls last week
and ll67 last year sun another teafsn io ,rs Ga
with IS degrees temperature NJ haplu NY NM ~ ~
In the wheat belt ihe temperature aNetaseo -
~ degrees with clear weather ENp9rt'rs were oNsn
mere vas no 5 t.. lover ana before noon had
local and very little Of that In the afternoon me MARIE,
quoted unsettled with me zone many wnN ~a ,
and heavv sales At New-York reached loads ana
other ports u loads Gso'aons g ': srot 40
Xrba-n pulth 7sssc 10 arrive, 40 Northern Duluth
75sc to arrive. Nc J hard Duu'h ''So 10 ANNE
r~ IL ks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-02

l7-~->c- Though many respects TIE Waihel ~ N'
s,.,rcs remained c1rundrum 70 the trade IL gen
"a sentiment In local circles showed marked eAsnse
o.. hfa- The opening was steady. win prices -
--i~.. hfyfr~ N encouraging news from the -nsil
rsrse, Fa-y forenoon operations were restricted man
Is ~ .yst4.-al interchange bat later business Or
er-s ca. AID The market showed something ike org
,n. snap and energy COnsl ring the continued Ien.
volume o; receipts and apparent Indifference y SPOIL
dealers h-clEAosf e South q ir1eFrlary 81 late mere
arf ir Europe. sl-s ~ u the market were uian4e i,
account t1r the tnilty OF the Investment pubic y
argyle. thai news had been discounted ana
ffaf Nt.irs f*ar.sn had ais, been anticipated
TIE cause f-r speculative hesitation was believed u
70 Tie llrae outstanding long account But II was I'lh
- .l however never before has the market re
s-niei si1rrisAy aggregation - bulllsn IN
fr-fs obtaring. shorts were mol
SOW 1 realize ~ outcome II recovery or nnllsn
cCl..fn 20 ne lff Of Tie investment punNc ana
devote. seir petty luca an day settling ing
o.ts'ari ling obAsatrs New Orleans and Europe bought
Moderately Near th- close the bear crowd showed great
uteasress. owing that cold wave was seized
rei for the belt t0neht with frost predicted In the
ro~hern sections The holiday IN New orleans tAll
saints Day had weight restraint upon pros
Is'.f- Invest Tho market finally steady at
rs' u 90 @ points
TIE 'aage q contract prices the local market today
~ Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-02

Chicago Now 1.-The leading futures ranged as fol-
low.
Wheat. 80 2: opening Highest. Lo~sst % Closing
December ..... go -.nI0 20 N'.t $500
May ..........73ss9I3A 1874 1874 '"'tF =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-02

For stations between Atlantic Highlands anl East
Branch. - 30 $50 and n ~. Atlantic Highlands n
a N. AZ A3 q. 30 Ds.2s ana 10 p Atlantic II
lands ony) j. Y slnlaN-. 600 4 N. 400 p. VI.
VIA BRANcEPORT
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-04-28
A Pretty Party.

Master Leslie Campbell will re-
member his tenth birthday long
time. 1t occurred:l last Saturday and
was made the occasion of a party to
which q great crowd of the young
young-young folks we're invited, and
to which nearly all who were invited
came, in spite of the nasty drizzle
that made the day so disagreeable.
Once inside the house the drizzle was
forgotten, and nothing was remem-
bered but the good time they were
having. There was peanut hunt,
for which piize of china mug was
given. 1t resulted in tie between
Dan 5ervey and Leona Creighton.
OF course Dan CALAMITY waived his
rights and the mug was borne Off in
triumph by Leona. The BOBBY prize,
string of peanuts, fell to Ira Thomas
ana that was too bad. But the big
thing was the cake walk. Funny?
That Is no name for it. Phil Slower
and Barbara Frye won first hOnors
and Dan Servey and Leona Creighton
second. There were other games,
and there were many lovely presents,
ana "the best time that ever was"
The following were invited: Barbara
FRY, Gertrude Sallie, Rachel and
Bee Tudor, Eveline Rowland, Florrie
Munger, Leona Creighton, Grace and
Florence Bedell, Gertie Fitzgerald,
Ethel Horton, Nina and Fay Potter,
Ethel Bennett, Ruth Hall, Edna,
A liza and Lou Duncan, Gladys North.
rup, Cora Edison, Carrie Reimert,
Addie Edgar, Madge Cooper, Laura
Davis, Mamie Anderson, Hazel Ding
man, Tressie Lee, vi Gregg, Nellie
Ben Servey, Fred Smith, frankie
Hayes, Maurice and Charlie Rosen-
berg, Phil Slower, Arthur and New
ton Brigham, Bert Fitzgerald, Harry
Sauer, Tony Tipp, Harold Fulton,
Paul Cooper, Victor Languille, Lee
Bowlus, John Decker, Howard
Wheaton, Harry Welker, Lorraine
Northrup, Herschel Christy, Edwin
and Clinton Mcclure, Alfred Nelson,
Floyd Day, Ira Thomas, Edgar Con-
yeTs, Cromwell Noren of Humboldt,
Carl Campbell, Ewing Scott, Arthur
Patterson and Miss Irving.