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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-04-16

bangles from the ends. Velvet stocks
with mock jewels, some as large as a
silver quarter. are the chic things one is
told TO rave about.
Then too a pleasant little novelty in
the jewelers. shops is a case showing
three very handsome pierced silver put
tons and a clasp for the waist belt, but
newer still than pierced silver is the
same metal engraved or decorated with
quaint raised animals. like a running
fox or a deer's head. These naturally
would be useful 10 trim a sporting wo-
mans race coat, and almost make one
wish for smart habits decorated after
the old fashion, with shining buttons
and rufles of lace.
Feather boaS claim place in neckwear
talk There is no small accessory Of
dress more pleasing in result than this
garland Of plumage. Its qualities,
warm. light and becoming. cannot be
surpassed.
The Parisienne mOdiste. as usual has
solved another problem Of dress. How
TO finish of the edges Of tunics charm
ingiy has proved q serious matter, and
now that many bodices are left unpro-
yided with revers the same question
crops up in their case. Sharply slit
tongues are cut in the material. some
overlapping. and since these are even
newer than rounded tabs ana ever so
much more difficult 10 accomplish the
best dressmakers only are turning them
Out
Transparent and crownIess chapeaux
are having q spirited contest across the
water. and we are not 10 know the VIC
tory until Referee V}rot sends over his
next batch Of models. DAISY NAY.
New York
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-04-16

Explanations mid many bushes fol-
lowed, ana the incident was apparent
iy forgotten. Subsequent events proved
otherwise. as amonS the bridal gifts
Nas four leaf clover within CRYSTAL
heart. As no card accompanied She vel
Vet case i'm which it was Enclosed. Miss
talr had 10 confess and relate the Incl
dent 10 satisfy the curiosity of Tessie
Oelrichs. VINO in turn RECALLED Dorothy
and some other iHtmates with the de-
tails OF the lovers secret.
Dorothy hears from the same source
that every one at Monte Carlo is Wear
Ing white or black. which two cOlcrs
seem indisputabiy TO lead. The Willie
X Nanderbits. Jr.. are likely To fit
from Paris TO St Moritz. where there
are lot Of pretty women. Including
Mrs. Jack Aston. the ACKNOWLEDGED
new beauty" Mrs Jack has starred
new fashion 10y affecting brown gauze
wells which are vastly becoming To her
wonderful complexion.
April weather. with its rain tricks
and sunshine fickleness. makes vraus
& subject for consideration which fer
the hour is enErossing the attention
OF the Tin dc steele girl Once upon a
time spring jacket was thought an an
sufficient addition in the way of outer
garments. This was however. when
bankers were fewer and domestic econ
onny governed IN a mild way Fashion
and shopkeepers cater 70 the instructive
feminine extravaganza, which i'm the
matter Of wraps this year '-out- Hero6s
Herod.' When the topic comes up for
discussion, You are apt To ind il mex
haustible. though You may only declare
yourself in favor of topcoats. carriage
wraps and travelling Capes.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-04-16

dezn university. has iczE taken an ac-
tive part IN promoting t1e higher e1I-
eaten % women Al sIc@55@ut Greek
and German scholar she has pro5uce4
gauges
college girls at SerEnIaEu are e1gsefiee
90 take two hours % asaltnfsli exercise
Gsg Tas IS r8ore tran evea the Boys
81 sae Frarch -oois naes-
cre = ~ ist~sf Part. stores = - Ire
effect saat lle dsFa vas taxing . Eaern-
ia. strol .n Wzlss AID sailed ~ : cot
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-04-16

guise of travelling cloak, which courts
favor in the name of a Spanish como
mard." 1t is a three-quarter length cir
cular cape falling in full, graceful lines
from short, round yoke and is caught
up "a la militaire" on the left shoulder
by a strap. One is of black broadcloth.
medium weight, with a pale blue yoke
and strappings. White silk braid in two
widths borders the cape and runs round
and round the yoke. The same decora-
ton is repeated on the high collar. The
chief charm of this pleasing dust coat is
its long lines, which are so admirably
adjusted that imperfections of figure
are ingeniously cloaked. Two black vel
vet buttons hold in place the cross
strap. from which depends the deep
loop
Of jackets the name is legion. when
in doubt, buy black is as applicable TO
wraps as to any other article of cloth
ing. 1t takes only a cursory glance at
the stock in fashionable emporiums to
be quite convinced of the truth Of this
assertion. The black jacket, in fact is
the lion of the hour. In style it has
reached a state of perfection. It is
short and has comfortable sleeves fitted
into the armhole by lengthwise tucks
just deep enough to form cap. The
revers are round instead Of pointed, and
there is a craze for the white satin and
lace decorated kind.
There seems to be literally no end to
the styles that cravat bows and lace
jabOts are made up in. and the mode is
such a delightful and picturesque one
can only hope that it may remain with
US The woman simply does not exist,
whatever her age or appearance may
be, who is not at once greatly improved
by wearing a big cravat bow Of white
lisse. lace or muslin, not in dead white
but all those mellow tones of ivory and
cream and even the very delicate pale
yellow, to say nothing of grays in
which duck egg blue figures. Lisse ties
are narrower and invariably finished off
by a cut out pattern of lace, which
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-04-16

alive 10 the Importance Of increased ed
Ucation j. indicated IN various direc-
tious. At GirtoB college nearly $4,000
has been received in response To an ap-
peal toward a building which VIII great
" enIareo the present college. ia Dub
iiD yne Alexandra College For Women
is launching out . q similar asr-c-lon-
Here is a slight glimpse 81 queen Vic
toria's tastes IN ieWelry- Hs. corona
ton ring is amons 1hose she prizes most
II is designed 20 represent Faith. Hope
and Charity. in diamonds. rabies and
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-04-16

szce Ifz suraffs T5fh perfect FRANK
81 My Estd enc DFtua 1caas. Ea
ehat tie doer. and Z nt1 slnE hsfessr
SOS rsezse NJ oasy a.1 Faft s-z b
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-. her a1GseE+s 80 naf H~
sarr saferssfr1 .r aer aEsa-tsea p
a. ecerse sas saaz lH It-z-zasi<
sfepgs1 ana beTan - mnE Ifgfae
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rcopyright. 1899. by Daisy May.l


Echoes of the Fair-Vanderbilt wed
ding are still heard. Three things con-
nected with it have left indelible inn
pressions on the minds of Gothamites.
Hereafter wedding invitations will bear
R. S. V p. in the left hand corner, for
which information we are indebted TO
Mrs. Oelrichs; secondly, one must lose
the time honored prefix mister" be-
fore the Vanderbilt name, and, thirdly,
the bride elects pet may appear at the
ceremony, even though it be a poll par
rot that has a playful but rather star
ting way Of perching on the shoulders
of guests and nipping their ears.
A pretty story is being told at the
expense of Mrs. Willie K, Jr., which I
deem worth repeating. Last summer
while at Belle Court, the Belmonts'
Newport house, Virgie Fair sought and
found on the lawn a four leaf clover
Being a superstitious American girl,
she laid it near her heart, saying aloud
lone leaf for fame and one for wealth,
And one for faithful lover,
And one to give you glowing health,
Are in the four leaf clover"
Before the last word was spoken
young Vanderbilt presented himself.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-04-16

interests viii be affected for good or
evil"
The officers OF the National Suffrage
association are Miss Susan r. Anthony.
president. Rev. Anna II. shaw. vice
president, Mrs. Rachel Foster Avery.
corresponding secretary; Miss Alice
Stone Blackwell. recording secretary
Harriet Taylor Upton. treasurer. anc
Mrs. Carrie Chapman Gait. chairman
organizing committee.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-04-16
WOMEN ABROAD.

a certain clique OF west end girls in
London have fer some time past estab-
lished I'VE foot nine club. Every mem
Der must be no shorter than three inches
under six feet. and several are over the
prescribed height They are an fair To
look upon All ride IN the park. ana
they meet once q fortnight at the dill
ferent members houses
The question Of a marriage between
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-04-16

emeralds. and IS 50 very heavy that Il :
only worn on state occasions ~ e~cap-
rio1al sclemulty. Jewels which never
leave the queens G1igs-s are her we'd
ding ana engagement rings, 81 szich
the former IS worn 50 thfn tAat < Is
oriy kept IN F-ss4tlon rs Ger-
Tne engagement ring Is or e diamonds, IN
heart shsps. With oae magnificent rut'y
IA stone @hica the r~sace conseEt con
sjderef typical az love
Miss Anna SEanNlck. who IS 10 re-
ceive the degree CT IL .. from AosE-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-03
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Sew-loik. November . 1872
R-rvFS-Roccipts were IL cars. SOB head. incluf-
Ing 10 cars for city slaueh:erers and for hr market
Nothing doing of Inqor, ance The -. ins was
for Common 10 extra prime quality. Iates Iiverp.
cables quoted American cattle Gov at IT, Ah''c per ~
dressed weight TOP pce At s|onao" o ~ r. sl,gsa,
tan WIN op c4ttle The ". W. Bauer Company. Lin
a morrow, Viii t.ke ort s2s caitle equally divided
nre|r also 4 2, qasr'ers Of beef for shippers
ts,INlS-Recepts part late Wednesday. 3c2
head. = which about go were on his morning.
Vaais oc, N WelnosIay's closing prices: erassers
81 10 pr 100 n rcarlings AZ So 5Ogss Ersssers So -.
led aI nl,oi caros a. e. JoGSi 50 dressed yeals
easior AZ "a i2o per dressed sold At sui 'sc
iite cs.ves at ca So and ed calves at
ssies-H II Hollis: yeals lse ID ayersse. At $ 80
,, l ID - ~. ~ t 10, Ioe n at S. So
J II Hume x BIO: yeals. NJ II. at s. IS. 10 Do.
III ~ s. 80 CO. 1913 II. at 50. yearlngs. iS1 10
J. G. cart. son. 10 Buffalo veals. 1913 n. at 81 50
s Judd 60: 10 yeas rs n at 3, -, u O.; ~ 10
s, 20 : ycarline. Zoo h. At 81
s sanaers' : ,eais, 40 h. at ss, 80 do. i2l n
SHEEP AND lambs Receipts "a cars. or 1896
in good demand ana ton rrsdss higher Lambs opened
da;s prirea ami some sellers thought the finish was
~ lower rw, to sell !aie "a the daS Com
mon 10 prime sheep Id 81 acat4 s. 100 NJ cul.s
Inn nrfl ~ 41u7'.c per NJ Dressed lambs rio" al
SEQ Harrington: $40 csnadisn lambs se's III
"vs iise- az 90 T. .%s' g ~ at 9 49,
~ Virginia 80 ~ At - 81 40 40 80 81 uia'' no. W H.
Jaai - lss renrsy.ar'. 'nosi =" y, n,o T..
:s' 100 II no a" 81 at o. % s ao os n
a. a. - g.: s.4 g. % n, at $3.50 ., S4o.
Andrew Mullen. lci state lambs % H. a. - -"
s's,e , 'SssT no ~ sagso IBIS. n. s. a. "Ai'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-03

Chicago Nov. e-The demand fer cattle to-day did not
hep with the increased receipts ami prices weakened
for The general frmness berg confined 10 choice FAT
heavy reeves good fancy sold At s. 3DHSG 90 common
medium s4n 40; stcckers AM feeders $2 ,5NSf 81
heifers and bulls 81 1885 l0 Te,ans 81 +odst 10
calves sids7 q" There 4 :"ii.i active demand for
hogs and heavy lots were steady n gnt weights were
lots - 12Yns+ 27is heavy packer 50 ,5s4 10. mixed
81 .5TSi % butchers suxi %: l!Sht weights q pou
81 22i: pigs 50 jO1$ 10. There active demand
for sheen and lambs more AZ the recent advance IN
Prices. sheen wanted at s2nS2 a. for inferior
- 2Jn - 20 for choice. and Western yearlings
brought 81 651ss So lambs active at Sass So rang
selling Al 81 5ons - 30 Receips-cattle 5000 head
Cincinnati. Nov. 2--Hogs fairly active and lower at
81 .5Gsi 30 Cattle duh So 65u$5 80 Sheep active and
strong at sass 80 Lambs active and higher al 50 $50
s. %.
East Buffalo, NOV. 2--Recep,s II sale and through
cattle sheep and hogs during the tyfour hours ended
day Cattle. 10 sheep and lamhs
10 cars hogs q Shipments Cattle. T. cars; sheep
and lambs hogs. II cars. Ceitle-TheTe was
only one lad On sale and with fair demand the markr
and steady unchanged figures Choice 10 extra were
Guoabe IS -5aSs 30 good to choice. SsQs> 20 sheep
and lambs offerings moderate. % loads Inc
market dull and took good ones to bring the out
side quoted figures while poor were principally az insl
figures Choice extra quotahle (" 2,H$3 90 z "a
TO choice. S5IsJ %. fair. 81 23WSl %, sheep
choice s4a<i D. good to choice 81 15fs4 com
and the close dull inside figures. IIogsThe offer
10 loads. The general basis 81 29gS' 30
Heavy and medium qu0tabe - 2jTs4 30; forkeis
81 20dsi %: pigs 81 % rouehs 81 0nf3 50: stays 50 "
ass 40 About all the offerings cleaned up ana INC
close steady for good weight hogs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-03

Through New I0rA, loot u thsmbers-st s
"a follows and minutes earlier from West 2si-st;
O(IO A. M-Vesiibulei Express daily for Bingnamton.
Na:srly Elrilra Buffalo Bradford. Anys Buffalo
p NJ Parlor Il Buffalo 80, .u.
40 P N-Ves,,buled imi,et-Fast tail daily. solid
,~,in Tor Chicago Cleveland ';so 4 NJ chicago
Z " sleepers 70 Chicago. Cleveland and Cincinnasi'
Dining Car. <-...,.,, vos,t,,,c. rx,,...
BufsiO 7.OS a. NJ. - AFFORD 20 y, NJ,
Jsme.,own 200 NJ. Young.town lV.s' a. u. |ess s.
nns - 10 p Sleeper e Buffalo ard Sleseard care
Library Car. .-.,, ,or r,,-y,,r,f,r yyave-,v
v'lo 80 cticsso sleepers Buffalo. Chicago and
,o,r,,HrmsTs Loaf TIME cArps AND PULLMAN &C.
CoMM0DATIONs at III, ilo -Gi fgi aai 20 h,.af-
49, ~. RoWery i.JtD-s and .i5 " est l2Jtr-
-''chambs,s and vs., 23d ~ fefiie- Nov YORK. 3S3
and SEQ Ful;on-s % Broad.ay Broo.i ~ i2- kver-s,
9yioLe, and Jerse, city S,ator. N'sNrfk Tra.s:sf
~ calls 10, ane hassase IRON hsies ana resi-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-03
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

1,vernool Nov c-,losirg: Wheat. spot dull; No Cal
iforna lf6s Sid No red Western winter os lo',d
X, Northern spring. tie II. CornSpot quiet. American
nxei new old. 3s Sid. futures steady; Novenbet
q "a December s. 57.d. January. 81 - fiour-.-
Icuis fancy winter dull Is %. Peas Canadian Is 81
,eef strong India Sis I'd prime mess 'es 90
Iork strong rrime Western. 51s 81 Hans-sn snort
c;i, II 10 IL ~ dull. if- Bacon dun snrberand cu'
% 20 30 H. ca short rib IS 10 - 70 3s % lois
~sar miidles eh 30 81 u. BIS Cd. long GEAR mo.
d. heavy ~ 5Hs Cd shcrt csa backs !. no ~
y, eu. clear belize III H. 3js. Shoulders
10 - !, II, sas firm Lard steady; prime western II"
ies 27s Cd American refined in pali- 2's % ,eadv
~, r-nlfed states gJs. good '5s Cheese s,snuI
tmercan finest white As 81 American finest Go,0'eu
Tsiicw-prime CITY steady. 2is % Aus,Ial,an :"
london dur Us "a Cot,enseed oi-gli raay KS
a. .rmrnon steady Petroleum. rehnei '+u
7 oil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-03

s, q, -
Newton & CO: - Ohio lambe - 10. at 3 co
J H. Nikerson: 1ss Buffalo sheep 100 ID, a. ~ 80
H. u Hollis; 1914 State lambs. g. 10, at 50 3'is; ~ Gull
sheep. Il 10. al 81
e. o curtlr son; IL: state lambs o3 n at - So
- state sheep ~ II. az 81. II DO 10 ~. at 81 10
r. r. Hume Bro: - lambs. a 10. az s. 62i,
state sheep 1872 n At 81 80 Is do. Is n. at 81 90
3 Sanders: 80 state lambs. - 10 So 80, GO do. 81
n at - l2i7 % State sheep. 90 N. at SO 80
UOGS-Receipts 23is 1891 head, including
about half tor the market Steady for live hogs
at 81 5csi 60 100 N Tor good prime grades touA
try dressed steady az isN7c for extreme weights
Sans-s sanders. 10 stat hogs, I'D W average. 81
:. 90 100 10 . 40 ~. a, SO 30.
J. II. Hume Bro: Is state hogs. li 10. at 81 81
late yesterday. "a state hogs al ~ at S455 do, 22o
H. at 81 80
IT, H. Hollis Cato yesterday: 90 State hogs. il8 ~ at
s. =" 10 State hogs 17G n. - co. stays. 3i5 No.
:: GO
Andrew Mullen: State hogs. 202 b. AZ 81 ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-03
New York Noycuber

New YORK. November =, 1889.
AND Plastic market "a little
Az on psa and 81 20 has become inside price
20 choice Michigan stock in bags. Marrow remain very
~, ana red kidney about 5. lower and unsettled
4iher kinds slow ana IN BUYERS favor Green peas
'",' S'-tre- weakness. We quote. Beans. marrow
% rer bush So l0ns2 II. do medium choice 81 Il
~ So 70 pea STATE and Michigan Dbs 81 72.qs1 -.
~ ,,bican bas. 81 7Cm$1 72is 10 red kidney. -g'
pi~s 81 49, 1855 choice So lS>2 90 d. Mnii- KID
Zoo. ,ce 81 400 81 so do yellow 1895 choice
*. do black soup choice 81 10. do lima
S-Vr-' az 30G 81 as green peas 1879 bags 81 "a:
a, at. DO scotch 1852 bags. 81 30
1IiTTER-Comblned Win ne cooler weather we're light
receipts ana >dv!ces Of very mqdeIAe s.lmens IN
u"s and fancy grades Of both fresh AM Jsns stock
s.'e fair and market exceedingly good
me II the previous acSumulafions ~ fecnnin
are working out ana ms rs adinS 10 us
sounnm's the Western psckinss ~ initiation creamery
Ia any rc,orv We quote. Creamery. Western. extras
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-03

Galveston NOV, 2cou9n nrm mddng lrisc I sss
n' morris - Great Britain 1877 bales 70 ne Cont
@ 9ln bales coastvise 1929 bales; sales 2o5 DaieS'
stock i? 0s3 bales -,
,,,,,,.-o vov o-cotton nominal. mldilng I9sc; low
,,'rq &c good ordinary. 3-16c gross recep's iso
1-or,s c5as,n,isc 500 bales, stock l3342 baies
-. xov Cotton steady: mddng 7c; low
','rg o-lGc. good ordinary. l6c Receipts oovl
bale. Shipments 1852 bales sa'es' '''"" '''7s
1874 80 bales ~ - -,
:, Louis Nov. Cotton steady: mddng &c. low
nrr 7-sc good ordinary, . l'-l0c Net Iecelpts,
u, 90 bsies gross Goi5 bales: shipments 4o5' baies
49, 100 bales; stock s7.t5s bales.
....~,oh Nov 2-Co,ton quiet: middling. 6T.c; low
if3,ry ,Lc. good ordinary. SAC Receipts, si3 pales
-s cnas,wise 1853 bales sales. 35l bales STOCK
lCj 353 bales ,,,,
-, Orleans Nov 2--Coton quiet and nrm middling.
e.. tow mIddne 7-6c good ordinary. 51sc l,e
"s, AIS bales: exrorls coas'wise, s9t bales; rsee
, npJ bales. stock, 3o6,2s2 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-03
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NeN-i ok. NONtmbeF :. NV
CcFFEE-R7orn shorts Disconnected before the
opening this morning find that European markets had
advanced SHARPLY and this feeling Increased
hr the G.: fore ouyng orders. The lrs,
call developed rise o. 0u15 points. with the rarket
frm All the forenoon covering active. and
considerable buying for Wall Street reported
Parties who had predicted reaction from the
sharp he operating bull
Though there private advices explaining the
further HaVTe and Hamburg.
impression prevailed here that foreign shorts had be
account Of the continued GIT
and had sought matter Of
Absence q information from Rio and Santos there being
cables rom POINTS Of holiday.
C-aly acted as restraint Of less Importance
upon speculation here The market partially reacted
later 90 the session. though exhibiting inherent
throughout The setback due entirely TO taking Of
yros BY parties who had purchased around tha &c mark
Thc market closed quiet with prices net 50l5 points
higher. 1o.a saes futures 1880 bags The market
f. coffee fairly active. Notwithstanding ad-
vance ~ sc in prices G.c for lots and Gao
for lohhng parcels OF No : Rio.
The If contract prices in local market to-day
vas as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-03
BALTIMORE & OHIO z. r.
SCHEDULE Is EEFEcT NAY "A. 1889.
- ~ -

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY ~. 1879.
For IHE WEST.
Leave New York. South Ferry Whitehall rermnan AMI
If Liberty Time shov1 from South Ferry.
Leave Liberty street minutes later
sDaily. tExcep Sunday fss,iays.
CHICAGO. y 80 a. Liberty street on,y) 'l2o 2. m.
and 'l2.iO night.
PITTSRIRG. '430 a. "a. Liberty street only). ASS
> ciN tINHATf ST. LOUIS 'o55 a. ~. '55, 0. N.
ROYAh DLuE TRANS
WASHINGTON BALTIMORE. 1855. '9h5 (Diner).
Ill % Diner. ~ IS Drsr). 81 Is (Diner,.
90 IS tRoya Limited exclusively pullman Tram, Dner).
's..5 tDlner). '5.j5 2. ,D.neD and 1910 night.
NORFOLK ~ .. m
All trains Illuminated With Pintsch Light.
Ofices i3. i72 2Gi 43+ 1881 Broadway % Union sq.
W 1871 IsoweTy Y. 1873 and lis, Fulton st. Brook.
iyn Whitehall Terminal and Liberty ST. Baggage checked
from hotel or residence 10 destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-03

COTTON-C n,erning Neills position and ga. tments
Irosao. ororator sad TO-DAY: IN all ~ NeiNs crcu~
i.- 81 assn res ina, he conccns 20 mis- crop Of cot
were perfect W to August l. Any one iamiar WI.
situation In the belt knows that ms is no'
z ee-~est. ,c..arc Z a. !" cent, tn -
larger decrease In II fer!zers inlt!'l SEQ
Ioof -fond late planting. much q ne ana pons 49,.
WI ioor for the crop 70 N'lH
this ,ear WIN 1891 holl good. ne il@rhe'
letter leading Wall street commission hp S, som
ans ne following: private cables sta's 'na,
sglr,..re he cro. cstnae Of Henry II. Ne y llr""'
la.t- and that they add that there has i'en 70 -
.-. 49, "a dan &c that there are eocd pros
Pee ~ ii 0u crop and the weather ls very l"N'
able Tho claims Of iaice top crop sf rS-rc
e. li''s, and u remains 80 ie c~e3ence
Chains n Mem clique are ertiiied 70 sections
tea hundreds If reatfa ieop,e I'LL, r"sn, via
- 60. cotton belt. VINO thorouehIy IN Gu vim
'sfte cror Conditions spot cli. ciosm ling ~
prices ice ~. the basis Il loc i,a ses "f 3l
iire and II 10 fer bidding Gun lD@i s@c ,,i IN
la.s s-u.h.ru srot markets ofiri4.lo rep.
We a. foys: Nov-Orieans euiet ani nrn a. ,i'
Noble qs.et lS~l6c. Savannah que., Norfolk
gsqH, / lee ia tnaolc nominal -l'c nis',. to,,,s
AUGUSTA steady 70; Memphis siraay. &C. - ~
s''ac. e The export ino' er'e"' i'.o" co,,,on,
Great Bdtain. Franc 'on'"' si2
Thus ssr hi week .. 1909 dd331 ~ 5S7 40
Thus Tar his US $40 l'-o'' - ,.e-e
go, - o, against II last week ana "a ~,
year. mated receipts at Houston WEE 49, " "
'ts' u 100 ss, wsS s,a 1"d ,rer5o cabssspc' cotton
rrn sales 1900 Da!es. spetni@uV- s 1000.
American 1900. receipts. lovJo lat @eiiers ct
m.c-lng upland 10: fu'lrs oIen'd 4u''r ,nrharges
poat sdvs:ce closea qu ct and steady nr' rn,nr.-
70 p~la, higher January 3''s .nrf
Fe5rassy a6s February Starch 80 ' r,ne- July
30, .t IuIy-Areust 353ib. august SCI rnH,'s .,~r
Eoeer45er 35Sizs. November December; @"''so '""
Receipts At the ports and Interior Joints ,o.d'S CON"
Jared Win the same day week and last year -.
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LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

,,..-,oo, Nov . 4 o. m.-Cotton-spot In fair de-
na"d at frnn prices American ndiing, 3D. The sales
- 80. dav we're 1900 bales Of which 1000 were Tor
,nelaon and EXPORT and Included ii 900 American he
-, 10 900 bales. including 500 American Futures
(n ge,dv and closed quiet but steady at the advance
Amman mldl.ing. m c. Novenler 2s-1t as o. VA
Ill %oy.n,ier and December. ), G4J 5sS4d BUYERS
Iher ami January 57-dd sellers. January and FEB
mar 70 GA sellers, February and March ao.o4 g
~ ,.t .e;l,rs March and April. 5j6id buyers April
AMI NAV aj-G;d seller May and June 35-oid sellers
IA I,.v 5GiI3 J5-tid BUYERS July and August.
- a. ltS &, e4i buyers August and September 384d
alfrr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-03
6rIp Alales.

mn 1c~>>~..000~ nm >>~-r">~r'|o = = -.
100 STRUCTURAL IRON EKECl-
ORS WANTED to take place OF men on
strike in New York City. Wages 81
and upwards per day OF eight hours.
Steady employment TO competent men.
Amply to Architectural lron-W orkers
Registry Bureau, 100 East 2Sth Street,
New York City. IRON LEAGUE.