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The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-08-10
A Large Crowd at the Circuit Meet
at Fort Erie.
Hal B. Wins in Straight Heats the 2:09
Glass Pacing Event.
The Abbot Draws Down the Purse
in the Free-for-All Trot-Re-
suits of Races at Saratoga, st.
Louis and Other Tracks.

BUFFALO IN. ", Aug. 9-The big
gest crowd of the grand circuit meet
ing assembled at the Fort Erie track
this afternoon, about 5000 being there,
Results:
40 class trotters, 81 200 three heats
on Tuesday,, George Carney won the
second, third and fifth heats. Time
2:l5A, 2:14A, 2:13A. Venus II. won
the first and fourth heats, and was
second. Time2:15A, Pipe Palm
Leaf third. Dorothy S.,{Leah S., Mil
lard Saunders, Viola, Nell Gwynne and
Sadie M. also started.
2:10 trot, 81 800, Dare Devil won the
second, third and sixth heats. Time
2:O91a 2:1OA, 2:11. Clayton won fourth
and fifth heats and was second Time
-2:10A, 2:11H. Caracalla won the
first heat in 2:10A and was third.
Bouncer, Oakland Baron and Matte
Patterson also started
2:O9 pace, purse $1,000, Hal B. won in
straight heats. Time-2:O71h, 2:OS.
2:OS1a. Nicol B. second, Passing Belle
third Exploit, Besse Leach, Hallena,
Duplex and Ace also started.
Free for all trot, The Abbot won in
straight heats. Tfme-2:OS, 2:091a,
third. Directum Kelly also started.
AT SARATOGA.
SARATOGA On. ", Aug. 9.-The
racing on the Saratoga track was of
the usual order. The jumping race drew
a crowd. 1t furnished an example of
just what man and beasts can go
through and come out alive. Horse
play was the first to go down, and al
Brazil, his jockey, seemed hurt, a
stable boy mounted and started over
the course. After several falls he fin.
ished in time to get third money. Wild
Heather, of the same stable, went down
in the first road. and getting up,
stepped on Brown, his jockey, injuring
him quite badly. Red Hackle and
Burnap stumbled on over the full
course, Burnap coming first into the
stretch and beating Hackle out. Re-
suits:
Five and a half furlongs, Kilt won.
Belle of Troy second. links third. Time
1:0S.
Five furlongs, McMeekin won, Pres
tidigitator second. May Jane thru
Time, LOBE.
One: mile, Sanders won. Swiftmas sec
ond. Buela third. Time. 1:40A.
Mile and a sixteenth. Blueaway Won
Meadowthorpe second. Dan Rice THIRD
Time, 1:4SA.
Steeplechase. long course, Burna3
won, Red Hackle second, Horseplay
third. Time, 6:O912.
AT ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. Crank Bell and
The Pride We're the only winning fav-
orites at the Fair Grounds to-day. The
track was a little heavy. Results:
Mile and three sixteenths Hittick
won, Pawnee second. Bert Davis third
Time, 2:06.
Mile and seventy yards, Rushfields
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DREYTUs TRIAL.
Proceedings In the Court-Martial
Of the Former Artillerv Cautain.

RENNES, Aug. 9.-The second session
OF the Dreyfus court-martial to-day
lasted from $3.50 a. m. to II 40 a M
General Chanoine nearly completed
his part of the examination of the dos
sier. He will be heard to- morrow for
about couple of hours and chen NJ
Paleologue of the Foreign Office will
take up the task, which, it is under
stood, will be completed Friday next.
A public session, therefore, will take
place Saturday morning. The dossier
consists of about 400 documents of
which fifty were disposed of yesterday.
Several of the documents are written
in German.
During the proceedings to-day Ger
man dictionary was sent for and the
correspondent here of the Associated
Press learned from a sure source that
when certain words and expressions
could not be exactly understood, even
with the aid of the dictionary, Dreyfus,
who is a perfect German scholar, vol
unteered translation. and was al
lowed to give explanations which were
of valuable assistance to the members
of the court.
The precautionary police measures to-
day We're much more stringent than
yesterday. Strong detachments of in
fantry, instead of gendarmes cordoned
the streets leading to the Lycee. Gen
darmes alone performed this duty yes
terday, and the public, who were much
less numerous. barely mastering 300
persons, were pressed still farther back.
Persons standing inside the entrance
hall of house within view of the
door of the Lycee, were even compelled
by gendarmes to retreat into the in
terror of the house, and the front door
was closed. Absolutely nobody but
police and soldiers were thus within
100 yards of Dreyfus when he crossed
the Avenue de La Care.
The police authorities explain the
rigor of these measures on the ground
that yesterday a few cries against the
prisoner were raised while he was
crossing the avenue. Not discOrdant
note was heard anyw0 ere to-day.
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For medicinal purposes drink s'Glen-
brook" sour mash whisky. Theo.
Blauth, 407 K street. Tel 297
Fine watch repairing at Steinman's
1912 Fourth street. All work war
ranted.
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Cancer

Mrs. S. NJ. Idol, Winston, n. O..
writes: Cancer is hereditary in
our family, my father, sister, and
aunt having died from this dreadful
disease. Twas thoroughly alarmed,
therefore, when a malignant Can
Ger appeared on my side, and at
once sought the treatment of the
best physicians. They were unable
to do any good, however, as the
Cancer continued to grow worse
and spread. I then tried S. S. s.,
which forced the disease out, and
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Condition of the Treasury.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 9.-To-day's
statement of the condition of the
Treasury shows: Available cash bal
ance, $272, 844, PIP; gold reserve, $244.
9O2. S14.
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EX-GOVERNOR ALTGELD.
His Views on the Political Situa-
ton in Kentucky.

LOUISVILLE. Aug. 9.-What pur-
ports to be a statement from ex-Gov-
ernor John P. Altgeld of Illinois on the
political situation in Kentucky, is
printed here. 1t contains the follow
ing:
eff we are correctly informed in re-
gard to conditions in Kentucky, then
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President of Chico Normal School.

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 9.-Dr. c. G,
Van Lew of this city has been elected
President of the State Normal School
at Chico. For two years he has occu-
pied the chair of psychology and peda-
gogy and superintendent of the train
ing school in the Los Angeles State
Normal School. Before coming 70 Los
Angeles he held a normal school pc,
sition in Illinois for three and a half
years. He received his early education
at the colleges of Leipsic and Jena ana
graduated with a degree from the lat
ter school. In addition he has travelled
widely on the continent. The position
left vacant in the Normal school here
has not yet been filled.
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S.S.S.FTfSss Blood

(Swift's Specific) is the only hope for
Cancer; it cures the most malignant
cases. Our treatise on Cancer sent free
by the Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ga.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-08-10

Sweet, refreshing sleep is given by
Hoods Sarsaparilla, which feeds the
nerves, tones the stomach and cures
all dyspeptic symptoms.
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cnnrt calendar. This nnn.

Appellate Dvision-Supreme Court-Recess.
Sunrr me Tourt-A Appellate Term-No DAY calendar.
Special Tom Part I-Motion calendar called Q,
iO.3O A. NJ Part U.-FI pArte matters. Part Ill
Clear Divorcrs-Nos. 41Si, 4 lpu. 41p3, 4lds, $3.50
PaitIv.-Case unfinished Law and fact Nos. 95l 2.
H2pb, Ssss, ssti. 3l5l. 3i8d. 8T97. 2ags. a47S.
2si7, 8AiO, 1904, 3b1l. 232d. 3isg. 3ot2. 2np
8O4o. 2dIO. 2asi 2n57, 3a5n, 1885, as5a
342B 225s. 2Sbs. 8d4S iAS, 3ib1 SlHO
Part v.--tlelr Ca from Part ". Part
VI -Ca.e I'm nished. Cases from Part ~. Par,
Tcrm-Part II.-Cleir. Preferred cauacs-Nos.
IOSS5. litS6 1907 st8i 1p2tt. iOn65. AVA
lOI5s. pslT. poOv. 6b92. 1901. Part III.--Clear.
Nos i02p', ap2s 312D. r2i3. 1888. 3paI, SJT3,
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b44O, BAL 553p. % o, ia23, Is7I o,t3.
Pat W. Cl.e un hi .ned. Ca 80 from Par Ill
Parts v. I'D VIA jyur' ed for thet run Part VII.
-Ca.e unhIishrd. No. h4OS "2lB. 5537. 2UB3.
q. bhi. lun ioil; 80 80 4n27. 52L4. a4ll.
1dsl. s5lr. aann bui8. .sti, \, 0yo, aniJ, 7oiT,
Pat IX.-CI ar. Cases from Part Vii Pat K
Car. Cases from Part VII Part XI1.-Clear.
surrosste's 8 Court Chambers-For probste-wiil.
o. Paul VI ri, h Mary Kra. q. aries schuh. Mich.
Acl Shuoh -idnry Clnn,ll, Hrnrr T. Atkinson Iy lis
-. ponncli william II. Webb MARY Bersan, at iO30
A. VI. Karl Fnsinenger, Frederick W. Williams.
Emiy Kaiser At II A. NJ Trial Term-No day cal.
endar
city Court --spoi iAl Tcrn--Court opens at 10 A. NJ.
Mott M. CITY Court -Grnernl Term Adjourned
sine lie Trial Tern--Parts l., H., Ill. and. W.
Adjourned for the term.
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'oVon advanced on higher cables aud liyht ra.
ce'ptA. better demand for spot cotton for New
Enxiand stronger spot markets ,at tho south AL
n'hyy hnving by the outsii" puhli' ~ we'll A. the
South. Mr. Seills reit' ration - hi. II 40 ono
estimate fell nat Thc major ty ~ thu trad, .in 4
believe II y ~ hlr that cotton farmers from North
Csrolnat Texas. IN" maior,v OF whom a." in very
mode ate ctr'umstRnos- rnulh lie inluc"d to un!'e
20 b Id bAk the cotton and hood wink thu cnusumer
Besides the receipts ~ south rr conn ID iown- ,ro
running sn small as gr ally to cunouraye the b .
ne,r-in small crop There VA heavy r,Ai-fn..
ov wall street int"r~ T. on the nhrly aIvanre hut
lher on I'll" same iEts'ssts hrcamu yOot huy, ,.
IN hlaielph.s people we're uuler.tood to lie q ~ /
hu 49, OF May and other Arms bought tha' M n = n
freely Fall Rive advice hint that the p,ire "
nrlnt CLOTHS has been raised 70 "a ccuts. and both
LAnchahirr and New England seem more disposed
10 buy tn" actual cotton.
toffEJ.-Ri" on the spot was Arm at &c for No
sales o. 200 bixs Rio NJ. at &c: - .NOn Nos AMI
go srrty": AZ SEC and 2 90 No. at Sslc cost and
freight 300 SayAnillA and 700 M.Ican Futures
sdvAhrsd to 10 points closing Arm Sales. q. 900
bags. Hsvre declined v I. hut rrcoS, red y T. Ham
huT declined Y ptR. Auer1can wareNo',-e d"liy.
eros. = ~. BAGS RIO advanced 400 rcls, rccripts
Tor Two dhys, 10000: stock. SI4 on. eNrhar.e
lid an advance OF l.ird. Santos advanced 90
Prices here = follows. 1850 ''''''''
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EXPRESS AND LoCaL CoLLIDr.
Third Accident within IA Week on the New
York. Susqurhanna and Western.

HAcKESsACK. y j, Nov. 2S.-Tho third acc-
dent within a week on the New York Susque-
hanna and Western railroad occurred last
night at Campgaw when the com bined Wilkes
barre AMI Middlct0wn express, in charge Of
Conductor Drake and a local train. run by con-
ductor Paulison. had head-on coll sion. The
road is single track at that point with a
switch which was occupied by long freight
train. In order to permit the freight train to
Tull ahead TO max" room for the local, both
passenger trains wcr" ~ignn'lod ahead an the
headlights pr"yen'ni tn" engineers from prop
cry gaueing the distance A smash followed.
the platform Of one car, was thrown with such
violence rs to force him through the door OF
the next car He was attended 10y phySiriau
the passengers on both trains received a
severe shaking W and several Of them were
bfuis by being thrown against the rms nm A
backs OF seats The pilots and heail ights ~
both locomotives We're wrecked and ira flc was
delayed two hours.
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DUST STORMS ~ sErEyrH ArEyUr.
Uptown Conditions That Suggest Thoughts
of African Deserts.

Complaint has been made Of the dust In
Seventh avenue above the PARK on Monday
the macadam road was so dusty that driving
was not pleasure, and shopkecprrs along the
road said they couldn't keen their goods clean
II appears that. while there were two sprink /.
now
The reason for this Is that the Commissioner
OF Highways. as Is the custom late in the
season, has put the force OF men in tho avenue
on half time. ON Monday not even the ons
eprlnkler was on the roads, as the foreman
nee1ed MS men 70 clean the roaa; Yesterday
thinks he can keep the rna | in good condition
now with the one sprinkler.
The sun., 1899-11-29

Several children who attend tho parochial
school conducted in the Roman Catholic
Church Of Our Lady. Help Of Christians in Wes:
New York. reported to the Rev. T. d. Lii. the
rector Of the church. at noon yesterday that
they had seen man tamperlng with the poor
box In the vcStibule. Assisted by two si.tera
who teach In the school. Father Lii shut ali
the doors and locked the man in the church.
Word was then sent to police headquarters.
ana policeman captur"l the man and took
James Gillen, 40 years Old of Philad"lphia
!ie was held for examination The poor box
In the yestibule of tho church hal been broken
open. but there was no money In 1t.
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Arrived-TuEspAY. Nov a.
z, 8. transport Burnside Lanan Matausas Nov IT.
I CStrAnspori McPh ar.on. Brrne g b n Juan Nov 81
se bulgaria Hahn, II ,mbuv. Nv. rs.
"a SnOrdlind, Lo-ewitl, Antwerp Nov, Is
S. Archimcde Orengp. tiennA NV \
ss Panama. Iuret BordsAuN. Nov 10
IS SrmA,han. Hrdir. Glasgow Nov. H.
Ss RI 'rnlev, Major. HAMBURG Nov,
g. Prns " lem ", vuuderest Para mar,bo Nov a
S. MeI'co M.Intosh Havana Nov a..
IS Prot Irts. VI Kaugir Dsnerar. Nov 10
Ss auenbnrg. Sp' Ring. Paracoa Nov 81
IS CArs'A; W""drick. San Juan. Nov. ~.
Ss tndrs. Peters m. Jamaica Wv 22
SIS louisiana Kemhl-. New Orlcans Nov n
ss Jefferson. Hulphers, Norfolk NOV. 27.
S. La ,&randc Durh,sse Hanlou Savannah Nov "a
e. colorado. Risk Brunswick Nov eA
IS Armstor sturgeon. baltimore, Nov. 1s.
Ss CAtAnia. Furl Nng Boston Nov ~
81 = Dimock. Baker. B"ston Nov 81
bark Mary Hasbrouck. Holt. Auckland, July IL
The sun., 1899-11-29

Coroe was l"s active TO-DAY hut further in,proy.
mont took place on better cables than had h. an 7.
pected continued Sht receipts and local and Euro.
pcan bnNing Arctl 90. rstiuiat the Rio crnp AZ
2hoooo, 10 10000 bag. Tho wonson spice CO.
advanced the price OF the Lion brand i>c to pc net
hHiw.ithy \ Ellis con- tler that tn" ndirat nns
Inint Tn yield NJ over loOoO 900 bags nert sens M
MPrALs,-in London tin was Arm at { Is iSs for
tpos Anl inturrs; copper steady At f75 for .pOts
ana fIs for futures. The local market was dull AID
prices showed u tie change The dosing was as FOL
low: Lake copper steady aud numina al az TaITLr.
tin dull at sc7 ioss?7,aS; lead steady at kt'G2Sa
ttn7S speitcr dun At A.4oekt6o; pig IRON war
ranta No. > siS. O2I0 - " WI
NAVAL sronEs-Spirits Of turpentine blta5oe
Common To good strained rosin Si.aossi NJ.
PNpNisioSs.-lArd wns steady, Western Sh xo
Continental refined So. Sh. Pork WAS steady At 500
hams q sstrc.; do shoulder. S "sc do EeTS,ca Ssi
Ees. IHs7%c. Isllow tSs+ 9 Isc. Dressed hogs
h2seEtc. Butter--Creama ary. Western extras cTc
do hrsts. 2hNahr state extras. 2dtsa27c.: do hrsts
2bs2dc. theesc-state full cream. small September
fsnCy, lsSsl :ssc DO large 2t, Eggs state
2stProyisisns we're little easier on the decline in
tho hog market and dation by longs In Dcce her
pork and lard Packers were sellers of the deferred
cash demand was light" '
suaAR-R'w was dun and easy At 44c. for "a t..t
demand and steady " ~''
CHICAGO Nov 2b-These usre ,,.d.y,. ,-,..
The sun., 1899-11-29
Moro Indictments Against Michigan Legis-
Intors.

LANSING. Mich. Nov. 2S.-Late this afternoon
the Grand Jury returned two more indict-
ments against members Of the Legislature.
known until they have been arrested, 'he In
dictments having been suppressed The Jury
this morning com pleted Its Investigation OF
charges that dcmnn1s for money were made
by Legislators for their oppositon to a certain
measure affecting the interests Of wholesale
indictments are based on this transaction.
This make, six indictments to date and more
are expected
The sun., 1899-11-29
VALENTINE u. NAM a BASKRUP7
Owes Sherry. Boldt, DcImonico, the Hoff-
man M0nse and Oihera for MenIs

Valentine G. Hall OF East Fortieth street
has hed petition in bankruptcy. with liabi-
tiles S3,hla and no assets. The debts are
principally for borrowed money, hotel bills.
elothlngi carriage hire. flowers, shoes and a
the Hoffman House 500; George e. Boldt' $50
Robert stafford. S33. and the Geneva Hotel, S7l
oil for heal T. No
The sun., 1899-11-29

lamb. rather easier and demand moderate Three
cars Of stock were held over Commen 10 oh9'ee y,
choice lambs at s5.87heSo.i6. No Csnsdisn
lambs on sale. d essed mutton slow at 4e7c per NJ
dressed lambs at 5lt0Sf
Receipts OF hogs were 2,eo5 head. including
car for the market Steady for live hogs At tt.lb9
~. so per 100 ns for fair to choice grades
The sun., 1899-11-29
Di.oredited Rsport. of tho Trunk Linz DIAL.

Reports OF deal among the New York Cen-
trail Pennsylvania, Baltimore and Ohio. and
Chesap AXE and Ohio railroads. bearing chiefly
upon no use OF connections ou, OF Oh cage, were
circulated In Wall Street yesterday to account
for heavy buying OF the stock Of tho roods
Senator Depew AMI representatiyes Of the
Q deal. Another story was that w. K Wander.
bilt ana Al, Cassatt had been acquiring Is h
". s,ock IN orlier 70 control the po icy OF the
control until March /. 1904. and buyers OF stock
The sun., 1899-11-29

+. T. George & Co. of baltimore in Dini-
Guilty.
BALTIMORE. Nov. 2S.-Nfessrs. p. T. George
4 Co., one OF the Oldest wholesale provision
nnd oil refining houses In Baltimore are in
Of their creditors. II IL understood that tho
liabilities amount to about SB5D.'WO with as
as IN be- not available. The firm has not made
an 0Ssgnmrnt and hopes to be able to liqui-
date tn" Ddnhtodn"ss " thout assigning their
property Tn. houss il one OF the oldest of iis
kind in u" cw II Ia Understood that the
rating OF the firm In the mercantile agencies
is between $50 1000 and S1.0OD.OOO
The sun., 1899-11-29
Live Stock Market.

n..,. TUESDAY Eoy. 2s 1899
Receipts Of beeves were ~ head, all Tor ssu hror.
TT IT. VA the eye rtInn OF heAl No traalng Feel.
ing RsIay, DE- ssed beef IN ID htu deIuE nd At "a
tnc. pr % for common T. rIt.a native siuss' ca,
pies steAdy EXPO L to-day 100 barves and a s.n
qua trb OF beef Tomorrow $500 quarters ~
. heeeiplho OF cal - were ~ head all 70 the mnrkst
5ttaiS 10 nrm for We o,yes, The pens ere clenr,i
SSomnon g. pane y.als at s5.6' SSS 40 Ter 100
punch Q mixed Alves at s3.b24 little caly a
at.N. Ply dressed veais quiet At p0I 2Jec per m
.,hssc8M OF sh,cp sud lambs were 5ss head
aAto.Nhs market shsep were quiet but steady
The sun., 1899-11-29
tOMJIERTIII.

TUESDAY. Nov, wheat-Snot was
steady. Sales l64,0O0 bush. for export here
and at the outports, No. l Northern Duluth
oSc' over December T. o. b. anoat; No. hard
Duluth, 6Ic. over. No. Northern New York,
bke. over. The Northwestern receipts were
The sun., 1899-11-29
Trolley Car Kills n Woman.

An unrecoGniZcd woman was killed by a
NhVenswood trolley car at Vernon avenue and
Eishth street Long Island City. yesterday
morning. She started to run across Vernon
ayenu" ahead az the car which was going at n
high rate, of speed, She became confused and
T, Tn, run down, Tho dead woman was about
and o. medium hud. She WAS dressrI
ehurnly ~ olack, The motorman was a arrested
anu paroled 70 await the CorOner's innnnst
The sun., 1899-11-29
REPunLIc IRON AND STEEL co.
MARINE ISTELLIGESCR

MINIATURE AtSAsAc-THs DAT.
Sun rises. 7oa Sun sets.4i3+ Moon rises s:si
HiaR wArrR-rHIs DAY.
Sandy Hook 4;22 Gov I'd 4:bs He'll Gate "a Al
The sun., 1899-11-29

1.173 cars against .225 last week and 2,041 last
year. Chicago got SS cars against 103 last
week and ITO last year; receipts In bush
1853, 45O: shipments. 3.pO8. Futures, closed
Nc. higher. Sales. 27s5.OO0 bush. Prices as
fnllowa.
The sun., 1899-11-29
Country Property no Let or For snls.

surprising results are often realize in de-
parting from well-heaten paths Boar this in
nlhu when placing your Advertising II your
eUNs readers may be found a purchaser By
your maklng known through the advertising
Ado. "AN 49, "e'@N
The sun., 1899-11-29
Court Of Armenia Calendar.

ALn.sY. Nov. 2s.-Court of Appeals calendar for
Tomorrow: Nos D22. 100. 20. AZ. 10. III, I27
and
The sun., 1899-11-29

Oats were steady on the spot. Sales, a. 900 bush.
No mixed in elevator 21Iec.; do. delivered SOC;
No. white, 31c.; track and unRraded white,
aisa4c.! track and unvrad,d mixed. 2ps3lc.
Chicago received 8H3 cars and expects 1870 to-
morrow. Corn Arm on the spot. Sales. n 2 900
bush for export here and a. the outports. No. ,.
ehc, cyer December In Chicago: do. white, shr
over. Chicago received 3h8 cars and eKpectH 2i5
Tomorrow. Futur d. lined H.. for Nav but raj.
lied and closed unchanged. Sales. 10000 bush.
The sun., 1899-11-29


the 80 thweS reports that Russian .h,rmerts are
openie d. lover, N ,rhNe'ter rs"ciO .,1tr", "a
on this day at year @h'f' iii az rivals wsrs
m9.h smaller than =. week asa I'.t wear or lsi'7.
whest miller: And much f,cnitr n procuring
ssy. nor iii.g mnrpose. LyerpGol ae stch
q A,oy This ca sod the stesHiH... here
be ignoled. Tor continental cable. we're lower.
apecnl..ion vas dun. ere was no outside interest
counts were favorable and fote,gT hou.'s soid De.
cemh.r to a. least moderate ext mt Paris opp"i
Berlin y msrssan4 An'w. rp = franc The crop in
new south Wales II nriyide an az ortslc snrplus.
a yield of 10000 900 bush. OF 4 nOoiO N or"
than i last yea ~ a'r,,rs repo-, a. in.re,s" IN
But builish sentiment rredcm mated. AM sHor a
I'm, d.ch's early in The day prices rail- cd ana
sr,rlv In the lay bu' later rallied with wheat
IN, me wrather In the southw'st was lear With he
,ary ,nary fs,l %. There wssa pressure OF snot corn
.hsre: .hs May IN Lverpool advanced sd The await.
Oats svmpsthi,ed with the rest of the list Chc,ro
reported an impoyed cash demand. The available
tLorR-steady with sales ~ -. ooo bbls R.c.tp,.
were y 9'a bbls AID isn7n sacks: esprrts -
:ss.:so No. e,sya ~ e %s:' saDSInas SIists.
ssh s "a a,Sso So pa en. SI'iI aSs ryc r",
aonr. ss;,.@sa.2a bncfvhest -four. s2.25ss2 20;
61rro.- 500, rot,on here va. unchanged with
sses n o, s3" bales Tor export and t?8 for srinnng
isiac sestns, sc last year New ori.sns md
anlf : l.ioC against Mac. Mobile sivsnce tsc and
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movementto.dsy was as follows:
The sun., 1899-11-29

Is Sraf wa,derree, from New York. At Plymouth.
g. State Of Nebraska from New York Al Iilas,ov
ss Phoeni ia. from New YORK., At Hamburg.
SAILED FROM FoREiGS r,prs
Be Bath City, from Swansea for New York
The sun., 1899-11-29

elndinR gold reserve s2a5 4sss7i s2a5. .aa2, ,b4s
Money In Iond n =, per cent Rates Of dis
months bills, 81 rer cent mnnntth u thrrg mi
bullion, gone into the Rank oi ENGLAND
on balance to-day fl4 OOO. Paris ndvicas
Exchange on London % francs 26f centimes
The sun., 1899-11-29

"" l'''Nb li,DDD 1A,t11 1b.n2S
augusta shipped TO-DAY 500 bales: Memphis. ? iH7:
~. Louis ;aIs. and Houston, ls.IO7. Port *.
po-a. - o?2 bales. New Orleans advanced points,
but lost part Futures here closed steady with
prlccs points lover tn higher Fstima ated salos
SOO,ODO bales Prices a. folioUs,