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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-08-08
DENISON FRAI,ERNITIES.

SYLVAN CHAPTER. NO. 2O7, o. E.s.
Regular meeting first Tuesday evening after full
moon In Laubs Hall. Visitors welcome
MRS. j. B. Romans. W. M. MAX HNE, Sec'y.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-08-08

GERMAN M. E. CHURCH.
" Services every Sunday. Sunday School Q :3O
to 10 30. Preaching at 1890 a. m. and 8 p. m.
Class meeting 1880, Prayer meetings every
Wednesday evening.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-08-08

DENIsON CAMP, NO, 3l5. N. ". a.. Dent
son, Iowa: Regular meetings Thursday night.
Visiting WO0dmen rendered cordial welcome.
=. GUL1c9, CLERK. WI. HORTON, v. G..
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-08-08

DELoTT CAMP, NO. 1881, M. w. A., Deloit,
Iowa, Regular meetings every Saturday night,
Visiting WoOdmen always welcome.
STANLEY Brown. Clerk. CIR. WILEY, '. C.
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sIDONIA LODGE. NO. 8ee. /. o. o, r, (Ger
maa) Meets every Friday night, in Laubs Hail
ct O'Clock. Visitors especially welcomed.
FRED CLAusEN, N. G. PETER KRAUrH, Sec,y
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-08-08

DENIsON LODGE. NO, ea8, I.O.o.F.
Meets every Wednesday evening at 8 O'Clock In
Laub's Hall: Odd Fellows visiting in the city
are especially invited.
A. G. STUEBER, n. g. CHAa FLINT Sec'y.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-08-08

Inquire for the man renowned for his
hve-minute speeches. each to the point,
who with unpretentious but unanswer-
able logic, and with quick, incisive
statement and few words, brings safest
counsel, and there learn that he also is
q republican representative Of Iowa.
Then inquire who is in closest touch
with the administration on all matters
of a military nature and is most fire.
quently called to consultations touching
the organization of the army, and
again you are told. an experienced
member from Iowa.
Ask at the hotels, ask in the galleries,
ask on the streets. ask anywhere in the
District of Columbia, what state has
the most influential delegation, the
delegation that never qualrels, the dele
cation in which there is no semblance
OF faction or strife, the delegation that
always agrees as touching one thing
the greatest good to this common coun-
try. and without exception, those YOU
meet will answer-Iowa.
Go north, go south, go west 90 any
where, make diligent inquiry, and you
will be told that the most prosperous
state of the forty FIVE is Iowa; that her
people enjoy more comforts; that her
wealth is more equally distributed;
that poverty Ia q greater stranuer. that
politics il cleaner and less subject to
chose influences which are commonly
called bad, and. less likely to be con-
trolled by spirit Of bossism; that the
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-08-08

UTE TRIBE No. o. 8. o. r, M. Meets eyery
Tuesday evening at O'Clock in McHenry Hall
Visiting Red Men always cordially welcomed.
A. =. MILLER, 8. II. w. FAUL, x. b
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AAWKEYE CAMP NO. 20, WOODMEN OF
THE WORLD. Meets every Saturday evening
invited.
c. 3. WALKER. G C. 1T. CAREY. Clerk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-19
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-York. November IL 1893 .
BEANs AND PEAS-Msrket continues hrm Tor smaII
white beans with best not obtainaole uhusr e. ~ ~,
bhis and bags range 81 s. 10 81 s7s Medium are
shade higher. nd also generally held nlfher
bur no advance established In latter as yet Reh Kidney
dull and weak beans quiet and unchhneed SieSh
40 ca.s Is DO medium choice 81 92'saN 9s; do pea
STATE and Michigan bbis 81 90; do pea. Michigan bses
si sS6si s7 do red kidney. 1899 choice 200 % ISIS
choice 50 10at2 IS do white .dncy ls's rs ss
choice So lima. California, W nsS 20 green pos
iapa bpgs 81 2Ti5 Qtl 80; ~ scotch ihse bags - %
PiT"TEr-There a very close clearance on hlsh nIe
fresh creamery butter and the market 10 Closing s'ons
!, -. racsrt advance No material accumulation OF
rrrn ana some hoInets
ere asking a further advance. although We near OF no
mportant above last quotation state oalry pom
NY IN The absence OF supply Very little Western inta
ION creamery arriving Western factory Is genersy OF
common 20 simply good quality and moving rather
h the supply light; fancy grain fed STOCK WouIo th
cesd our quotations We quote: Creamery, western tA
rss per no 28c do 21q2sc; Do thirds 10 seconds
,L,ds 10 seconds 22624c; June extras go
S4iLr! 10 hrsts 23Ac; do held thirds 10 seconds ZIG
ga state dairy half hrkin tubs fresh fancy Z4nSoe
A. nrs,s 22d23c: seconds 20Q2lc: do thirds leE
STATE dairy nrkns finest. 2q22c: do seconds %
a.. iQG1oc. imitation creamery extras. .DU
1i Az nrsis Isq9c DO seconds iGQl7c; Western fac
80, Iune extras lie DO held thirds 70 hrss nag
tGile ~ fresh best iG5c DO lower grades l0haloe'
rolis Western. I6glSc. 81. go,
''aiEIsF,-- The general market presents quiet Gp-
to-day and without new features OF lh'eTest
ara bss been fair call from out Of town dealers the
~, .eeL or 40 for white cheese OF both early ana sep
tn f.x, lots OF made cheese arriving nave SOLO
readily 10 ioes dealers ct generally liHc for large
though have reached ii*s Skins nave 49, nAa and
e.. of dssrssie grades steadily .ystsinsa AZ
ps 'vs.,s,ess IT'S bosss small said ~ uNYiiSs
i've Lysrpoai eAhis sss for s1iSrsa sns 's' ~ -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-19
LIVE STOCK MARK EFT

New-York November is. 1899.
BEEvEs-Reeeips were $5i1 csrs or ~ nesu. ma
o. ro9 the market and were held over yesterday
About carload COWS changed hanaS az s'eau
nrces or at 81 7OgS2 per 100 10 feelhs 1u laa ao
stsaIS co. nSt,ye sides No later cables Exports to-day
inciuded 800 quarters OF beef on the Lhesna 10 LVs
nool rio cattle on the Montcan $50 ea'us anu rs rs
quarters Of beef the Msnitou hso 10 I>'"uo"' MI" "
cattle On the Ontario 20 Hun. -, III o.. ,h ,,srks,
CALVES Receipts were III head az tor 'ne ma ~,
and with the stale calves. there were I'p on S s 49,
,,,i InGury for live calves but prices were not
atn, is1 head were unsold Ordinary 70 prime NeaIs
sod al S6ass per 100 10 grssers al - 90 $3.50.
v.as In limited demand ri s4lZc per 10. and
al 6iIGlOsc little calves at 'aoc' ure'seu sa'' ""
reg sajssVH n Hollis: yess 100 n e,ersse ct q per
100 n: DO. I2s n. at &C. II rsssssfs ~ ''' -
stF;tP AND IAMRS--Receips were ia car ~ ~
head including for saughtersts s,u rsrs "a =
market and counting The stale fs,.aV civ Buyers
-. sns,ce and the limited demand was az barsiy ssssS
rrees Tor sheep while lambs were WsSA 70 ~ S,,r
seventeen Of stock were 70 ss ~ e EXTRA sheep
e. ~ medium 20 choios lambs at 81 bOaso ~ CAhsa'~"
gaes@J Il wiikerscn: - Canada lamb. 80 "a 20.
a sKsntueSy sheep los n at 81 % 90 - -, a. A..
Collins. is3 Pennsylvania lambs o. 10 az " ior
9. state d. % r. " ~ - 90 % n b at s.
10 90 49, Co: i24 Ohio lambs. ~ To- al - ~; %
Canada do % 10 at 81 IS Virginia ao' o. H. At
yesTlinss i2S at is Buffalo lambs 70 10 at 81 -
do Il n at - 10 40 pennsylvania s"s''
sander 20 state lambs 80 ~ at ST. State 'he''
~ ~ q Eecelps were 20 cars 3e22 head ana tn nS
,ev, small lots sale Prices Nsads y, III, ,11
good TO prime hogs we're quD , ,naSv "
10 -II|sN Collins: "a State hogs lSl 10 S'e'"e' "
81 rs per 100 n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-19
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave NewYork foot Of Chambsrs-se,
"a follows and five minutes earlier from West 23dst
900 A. M.-vesiibuled Express daily for Binghamton
waverly, Elmira. Buffalo, Bradford. Arrive Buffalo
p NJ Psror TO Buffalo.
300 u. M-vestibuled limted-Fast mail daily. SOLID
train for Chicago Cleveland 740 NJ, Chicago.
sP M seepers TO Chicago. Cleveland and Cincinnati.
Dining Car.
g,aO p M-Buralo and Cleveland Vestibuied Express
asiIv Arrives al Buffalo 7:06 A. NJ Bradford 20 A. NJ
jamestown 700 A. NJ. Youngstown 1871 A. NJ. cleye-
Library Car. ,---.- ,r...,.
8n5 r. M-Daily solid train for Rlnghamton Maver,y
Flnrira and Chicago sieepers 20 Buffalo. Chicago sns
Cincinnati Dining Car - ...,.,., 40
CoMMoDATIoNs at I'LL lls 2ei 4o and ysI s, ne,
way l2T Bowery East 123tb-st and zIS West
Chambers and West 23d-st ferries New YORK ~
ana $50 Fulton ST. 9s Broadway, BROOKLYN ~
Co calls foi and cbeexs baggage from hotels ana I'VE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-19

ne Chroac.e's' weather report reads as follows Ia
ae weather for gathering the remainder OF me cIOR
as been quite during the week Cotton Is Dehs
marketed freely"
lotion Exchange special Liverpool cebessp0 cotton
aIehg sales 6UlO bales speculation ana export OVV
sies American. 1000 bales receipts lOOOy DaleN anti
a vJp bales mlddlinE upland, 4tsd Fntur-s opNsu
$500 20 points higher; closed steady. On 70 Pgl7
go March Apr.L 363s; April May. Sox'ts MAY une
49, June July. 36iisF: JulyAugust 8ols A9gustSeL
tsmefr S5sA4b. November 403iss November
'y-y1s; December January, 4.Ols. s-,,-,-~
x4Lolh AND MEAL-The market for hout, tollo"in III
slowed good deal OF and ,he market continued
tytaoly steady IN tone with quotations more or rs
soihal foF low grades account Of their ,csetyo We
SSSe spring patents 50 1894 winter suaishts 20 sg
< .? winter patents 81 6O9$5 I5i spring eeAs 81 og
~ uk2 10 grade SIS 5OQ$1D buckwheat hour e -
gf2 40. RYE FLOUR-Dun and easy far 70 good. ~ ~
$50 tO choice fancy So s5QS3 co .cOltNAEAl>-
ss1cyj quoted Kiln dried 81 25Qs2 30 as 10 Drend
BAG AEAI1-Q1et. quoted Fine white and yellow voc
gel coarse sOs2c. .FEED-Weaki Quoted. NpIins
nan bulk SO JOuSi7 sacks 10 arrive, 10 ID zig
t 20 sacks. spot SIC 1851 winter bran $lIg
ss ~ latter white mGdngs Slig<ig, city feed, III 70
GfI 10 hominy chop. SIG 75as7 bulk oil meal w %
GRAIN-WHEAT-Th wheat market was yesy tame
hthr to-day The variations IN prices were conhhed 20
range Of %qhc Trading was quite local and very httle
"a mat The total transactions reached only s9OOo pnth
The business was OF strictly professional or scsplng
Character AE the market has sustained decline OF
shout &c during the last weeks the local bears
ttsitsted 70 sell although the general rtpau0n ns3
&tseeurasinG outlook II 10 estimated that tbs vosls
pmsnts Of 10000 bush for the week against ssoa'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-19
EXPORTS To DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New-York. November IS 1899
New-York. Novtmber rs. ise9.

NeW-Nork November Is 1879.
royTEE-opsratons in the market for coffee future:
D'fi extensive but the general trend of sentiment
NtIe ,L.,sv The opening steady, with prices un
IVES ~ points higher and throughout the balance
ctans session tendency slowly upward on
o. 1 nom room shorts and light buying for investment
sffe- induced by better cables from Brazil than
$50 ~ and favorable statistical outlook al
80 The European news was something Of disap-
ot-,,er bur sufficiently 20 offset the effect OF
sss from crop centre. Total receipts at RIO ana
s.s were reported be only $1,000 bags the small
90, rsoeiyed In long time Yesterdays takings from
Irsrcan warehouses were well UP TO the recent high
the actual being 2j 0le bags, nearly all
ss.n5rf.6 al New York. TIE market the close was
sfst, Win prices net unchanged 70 10 points higher
s sales futures 1850 bags. The market for spot
,Tee vas neg ected. with prices less nominal
11r On the basis 4 6.c for invoice lots and e%c for
.,ttnr Parcels n No. : Rio.
The range Of prices in the local market to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-19

Receipts az leading points Of
rr-rrarfsrue are given below.

IN NJ the situation II the last week The Chron-
tee stated n part. Conflicting estimates relative 70 tue
probable yield crop have been the principle factors
with The majority the trade disposed 20 believe IN
Cr.p between 900 900 and 100000 bales The move
. ,he crop has been a disappointment 20 the bear
operators receipts coming up % their expectations
Advice however received from some sections OF me
E.fn rarorr scarcity freight and ms, II y
Ga med nae been responsible for me com
IaIat rer lcht movement AdVIces received IRON Mem
stated that IN that section exporters on "wednesday
HaLf .rge purchases paving prices above parity WIN
ruling In the sueculatiye markets eupplementaTy
bureu Issued Tuesday saying that NE present
cations psrt 10 a crop OF less than SOtOOOO bats
Ia 4ru.or4r, luieh iuauence upon values. Reports
= the South indicate that taVohDie
weather m gathering remainder OF the crop has been
quite general during this week. our adVlces cenOte uat
picking practically completed IN Texas. except IN the
stuhWftern portion % the state, ana from otArF
nOns reports that finished or neafy so ne
lo-sl SPOT market steady with prices UNCHANGED on
VI tass = -lGc for mddng upland ana lS-i'o ior
mlddrr gulf sales - bales TO spinner 49,.
The statistical position made up by THIS morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-19
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Savannah Nov is-C1tton steady; middling. 7 1-i6c:
low middiIng 6G1ec good ordinary. l5-ie, Receipts
e 7O4 ba.es sales. 40. stock. l377s9
New-Orleans Nov. lS.-Cotton quiet. middlng nc;
love rniddlng l3-1Gc: good ordinary. Gc Receipts
"a 4O4 hales, exports France 1890; coastwse l3;
sales. $50 stock. 3lIO4l ~ 49, -,
ST Louis Nov ls.-cotton quiet midd.ng Tie i ogs
bales: gross. 4s27; shipments 4.SI6: stock. e6I28 ~
Memphis Nov 1s.-COttOn quiet but steady: middllng
nc. low mddng 6 I3-i6c good ordinary. 63-l6c Net
receipts 1910 bales gross 5l9e: shipments 6l59 sales
SO. stock 1862. iG7. $500.
Galveston. Nov 1s-Coton quiet: mifdl,ng. 5,lec;
low rniddlng Isl good ordinary. Tl6c Receipts
"a i2 bales exports the Continent, s1l2 coastwise
1876. stock. 22SOle .. a.
baltimore Nov IS-Cotton nominal; middllng ne low
niddlng &c. good ordinary 6i6c Gross receipts DOL
bales. exports coastwise 1000; stock, 1898
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-19

81 1884 50: heife 81 eods5 Gamers Sass bulls 81 40
6s+ 30 calves f+9fI 2t fed TEXAS besves 81 35aso %:
Texas steers 81 25ds4 Is Western beeyes -
6S 30 Hogs-Msrket steady to shade lower good cear-
ance top. - 90; mixed and butchers SO sf4 0 good 10
choice heavy 81 s5aS4 % rough heavy 50 1888 So light
~ I1gf3 sa bulk Of sales. 81 90as3 o5 Sheep market
about steady prices unchanged: native wethers - iop
~ 90 lambs, Sass %: Western vethers. - 1uA TO-
Western lambs, 81 6OQs5 10. Receipts-Catte. 300 head
hogs, 1900 sheep 1000 Notwithstanding receipts this
week the third OF the year. the best native
cattle have sold the highest Tor November since ss3
This week witnessed triumph for Texas the chicago
cattle market. when Texas fed cattle
brought SO 80 per pounds Friday. being highest
price paid for Texas cattle May 1882 Chicago also
paid this week the highest price Western cat
tie since 1891. viz. IS so per 100 pounds.
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rens received following branch Offices at regular
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and 18Th st 1872 Columhus-ave West 66th-st lO6
IVES, 42d st. 6th-ave 20 East 14th-st. 257 West
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ave or At any American District Telegraph Once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-19
BALTIMORE & OHIO r. r.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOV 10. iss
FOR THE WEST.
, Nx YORK South Ferry Whitehall Terminal.
and foot Of liberty street ,c,-A...
sDally. Except SUNDAY. ssu n1a :, a
CHicAGo '43o a. M. liberty street oniy)' 'iSo
D. pTTT S 40 a. m. liberty street Only 'sU
D. m 'i2 10 night , .,ooo
CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS 1000 a m 'ooo p M
si2 10 night ~ y,rr rp.rxs
WASHINGTON BALTIMORE tsOO. 1000 Diner
81 ao m DINER 100 p. DINER. 'i.30 CDner
q 90 coyai Limited" exclusively Pullman Train, Diner
snS Cafel s55 DINER % p. (Diner) and si2 10
night NORFOLK. tiuo p.
An trains are ilumina ted with Pintsch Llght.
0fsces, lls III s34 1884 Broadway. - Union So
w f27 Bowery ~ J.: $50 Fulton st. Hiss Fulton St.
ErookIyn: whitehall Terminal and Liberty Baggaxo
checked from hotel residence TO destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-19
LEHICH VALLEY.

Stations foot Of West sd Cortland .nd Desbrosses Streets
(Penns X. X Ferries .
Time figures Cortlsndt or Desoroes
Streets Daily except Sunday Sunday leave - o.ns
trains daily Sunday 6S Sunday leaves ID An
Sunday leaves si3P.n Sunday leaves sbPs
i.0I5 =. 90 A NJ Local for EAsroN.
.1.JJ es.1eL.n For BUFFALO, NlAGAEA F ~ enc
principal local points Psrior and DINING Ca ION
for Coal Brsnehes' .z..x n,.soso ~
h ayo sSoa train In hs scfd .ssSs
carsrtT Due Buffalo connecting with through secpcfS
10 Derolt And Chicago Dining Car serytce a carte -
.fn5a H. OOPn( For wlLKkSBAkRE. sCRANToN,
Xxx 1.1OP Coal Branchee and ntermeciate poinu
y.yIVy52OPx Local for MAUCH CHUNK .O
Xxx x6.lOP.h cstuult Limited ror NlhG-
ARA and points Through Sleeping Cars 70 Chicago
'0@ 81 so0ps Exposition Express for BUFFALO and
!s'55. e,oOrn For ITHACA. ROCHESTER, BUFFALO
and West Sleeping Carr 20 Chicago.
30 pTA fyy1EiD and BOT Nd BROOK locals daily except
arns.s 30 al iao A ~ - 10, %. - and $50 p
Tek,s and pullman ommodsons 81 l ai 80 S1 ~ and
81 BrosdEay Union square West 2S Columbus Ave- T.
Sc FULTON Court 81 Bdwy and Annex station Brooklyn,
Transfer Co will call for and check baggage from hotel or
residence through 10 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-19
EUROPEAN PROpuCE MARKET.

Liverpool. Nov. 1s-Closing- wheat-spot steady; No
California, IS 2da6s 21d; No red Western winter
Is Sid No Northern spring. IS load Corn-spot hrm
American mixed. and old, Is I'd futures firm De
cember. 3s SID January SIS 90. Flour-St Louis fancy
winter dull, II Cd. Peas-Canadan Is ID. beer nrrn'
India mess Dos prime mess SIS Ga Pork nrm p,
prime mess Western b7s Cd Hams-Short cut II 10 10
10 steady AS Cd. Lard steady prime Western In erces
PCS Cd American refined. in pals, Ss bacon-Cunbe.
30 n steady as: short RIB. Is TO y T.
steady s4s Cd long clear middles. light 30 20 80 No.
firm 3Is long clear middes. heavy. 30 10 ~ n hrr
eos Cd short clear backs. 10 70 - n steady gs %
clear bellies "A 10 10 dull 32s Cd Shoulders-square
~ 10 IA ~ steady Bis Cd Cheese-Steady: American
hnest 54s Cd American finest colored Dos Butter
Finest United states good 73s Tallow duh: prime
city 3}s 81. Australian In London. 25s 3D. C0ttonSeed
ol-Full refined Novenber-Aprl. steady, l6s Cd Iur-
uantire-suirits steady ass Rosn-Common hrm As 30.
Petroleurl-Rehned I'D. Lnseed Oil. 23s Cd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-19
Railroads.
NEW YORK CENTRAL.
FA|-TL = u. =.
HARLEM DIVISION.

ol2 A. NJ and 355 T. NJ Daily except sunday 70
PittsAed; sundays only az 9.20 A. NJ
Wagner Palace Cars all through trains
Trains Illuminated with Pintsch Light
Ticket Offices rs 26l, 413 and 1915 Broadway Is
Union W. 235 Columbus Ave. 6l West 18th st.
18th ST. and 18Th ST. stations New York S3s and 72o
Fulton 81. and l04 Broadway. r. D. Brooklyn.
Telephone 1850 Cortlandt' for NewYork Central Cab
Service. Baggage checked from hotel or residence py
Westcott Express Company. .
GEORGE II DANIELS General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-19
DUBLIC NOTICE.

- Sealed proposals will be received by the Common
Council Of the city OF New Rochelle y z. for twelve
bonds OF one thousand 81 600 dollars each at the city
Hall corner Of Main and Mechanic streets. Tuesday
November 2lst 1889 at eight O'Clock m.
The said bonds registered bonds payable fol-
lows: one bord 81 ooo November LIST 1904 and one
until the whole Issue Is paid
These bonds pursuant act Of the Legls-
laure OF the New York. passed March 24h, 1888
the purpose purchasing land FOR the city
thereon FIRE engine house or fr the purchase
OF land with building already thereon In said city.
The bonds will be sold the person corporation who
viii take them az lowest Of interest. The city
authorities reserving right reject all bids.
plds 70 be addressed Andrew Sell city Clerk and
marked such
3v order Of the Common Council.
D'' " ANDREW J. SELF
Crark
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-19
WEST SHORER.R.

Trains leave Franklin ST. station ~ Y. az follows
and 10 m later from foot OF W. 42d 50: -.
sIg.I5 +. NJ, CONTINENTAL LIMITED. Tor DetrSu
Chicago and 81 Louis. Dining car.
6iI5 +. A.. Chicago and 81 Louis Limited.
~ 100 p NJ Buffalo and Niagara Pals Express.
sDiI5 p NJ. Detroit and Chicago Express
sDally. Except Sunday.
checked from residence by westcotts Expres
a - LAMBERT, General Passenger Agent. ~ \
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-19

COTT0N-For Saturday MARKET business on NE . o..
TO- Exchange to-day active and all branches OF te
trade were represented Bullsh sentiment predohla'eu
~ hest q Of . 10 points was ap-
rar. Following nrmer advices from the English mar
<, than the crowd counted upon and on evidence
,bs+ HE croD movement falling short Of bear pre-
dictions prices moved up TO points on the ea ana
continued 10 advance OF the FIRST hour heahzlhe
- 49,, holders as measure OF precauton against
I6she adverse developments over the sunday nterIsI
Ia reaction near the The market was nnaIy
steady IN tone with the Improvement cut dSWH 70
mater ~ 10 points Wall Street the chle seef
throughout the session though conspicuous as buyer az
he start The south and Europe purchased me genera
confidence, as did room DuIs AtIe
grsrhic information from the belt conveyed the
son that cotton being marketed readily ana that tN
ro-fa-s as well as the American manufacturer, Werr
Eagerly seeking supplies. paying full prices for dssrSDe
ersfs staule Weekly reports from NsW-Englann c4oth
mills were cheerful tenor noting llttle or no
Abatement IN demand well cleaned up STOCK rooms
s rn.rs were contracting ahead with considerable re
luctance owing uncertainty as TO future
~ Gables from Manchester and Contheh-
= spinning fully favorable as OF late
Tie range Of prices In the local market To-Day
y follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-19
miscellaneous.
Proposals.

DUBTIC NOTICE
- sealed proposals will be received by the Common
Council OF the CITY Of Rochelle for three Certificates
OF Indebtedness two thousand $4,000 dollars
each and for nine thousand hundred and hy
80 75O dollars. az the City Hall, corner Main and
Mechanic streets Tuesday November 2ls 1899 at eight
o'clock D. m, In said city
The said certificates VIII each bear interest at the rate
per per and Will be payable one year
the thereof and will be sold TO the person. nm
or corporation Offering the highest premium.
The Council the right 20 reject any or
all bids.
Bids addressed Andrew J. Sell City Clerk. and
marked such
BY order Of the Common Council
Dated New Rochelle. y. Y, october 24th. 1899
ANDREW J. SELF,
Te-x.