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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1900-10-03
COAL EXPORTS BOOMING.

Now in Our Control.
A great part Of the increased exports
of coal have been due directly to the
Republican policy of expansion. The
for the years ending July 1899, and
1900, shows an enormous percentage of
gain i'll the export Of coal to ne" lands
over which the American flag has been
waving Temporarily in Cuba:
Twelve months ending July:
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1900-10-03
Fatal Lamp Explosion.

Minneapolis, Mimi, Sept 30-Mrs. L.
c.. Pickett was burned to death early
this morning at her home on Eighth ave-
nue., South. A lamp she carried ex-
ploded while she was in the bathroom
and despite the desperate efforts of her
husband to rescue her. she was burned to
death before his eyes.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1900-10-03
Porto Rican Trade.

Four months operations of the Porto
Rican tariff law show an increase Of
more than 100 per cent in our exports
to that island, as compared with the
corresponding months Of 1899, and
more than 300 per cent as compared
with the corresponding months of 1897
or 1896.
The act went into effect May 1, 1900,
so that the figures for August, which
have just been completed by the Treas
ury Bureau of Statistics, complete the
record of the fourth month Of COM
merce between the island and the Uni
ted States under the new law, and rem
der practicable a comparison of the
four months term with corresponding
periods in preceding years.
The exports and imports are as fol-
lows:
Imports from Porto Rico into the Unit
cd States:
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1900-10-03

The manufacture of glass, it is noted,
is one of the youngest industries in Ger
many, but it already employs 400 facto-
ries and 5000 workmen.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1900-10-03
Deaths from the Plague,

Glasgow, Sept. 29-Two more deaths
from bubonic plague have been reported
One victim was child born of woman
suffering from the disease.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1900-10-03
Difference fayoring protec-

Mr.. Bryan favors free wool and large
imports. What do the wool-grOwers
say to that?
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1900-10-03
Prosperity on the Farm.

ITOSp6TICy Oh IHt II dT"s
Between July I'd, 1896, the date Of
Mr.. Bryan's first nomination for the
Presidency, and July 9Th, 1900, the date
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1900-10-03

Decrease of Wool Imports.
Year ending June 30. Pounds.
1S97-Cleveland and free
trade 80, So, O26
1S99-IcKinley and protec-
ton ............... 76, 736, 200
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1900-10-03
Big Trees in Danger Of Being Logged.

The Trans-S Siberian railroad will be
completed at the present rate Of working
in about two years, the cost probably con-
siderably exceeding the original estimate
of $110, 500, 600.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1900-10-03

Total 4 months. s5s7,6s6 s2,525,s45
New-York tribune., 1900-11-13

metals Win 5Ss ar5a vas very s9w in the market @ for
eeptioa OF speiter which shade higher to-day on
Ss7 s. saa $40 adas @ s g So gs Rd9 TN dun as q. s2 S
s! G aSB sd 535 5fi5 s. r., for os.os
s I 1stF radf df g 0u s6ogt steady at prices
prs so7 SG09 I9 Iso; fair l4g19c gSed 2og2sc
os isls Ss'f fair s1as sS6io Eo6d
OCEAN FREIGHTs-Thheres was fair amount of bust
s D0sd IN The hsy and odssssf demand
offerings limited Grain Steamers demand to-day
s :n ss' 'T s0@ss aosAs5f ses
Gssse d Bs,o % d ve[ep3 f2sa 5a Hull hfoa; 9a
ieTdam oc 16c cotton to Lve2pool per
grain 0f Bst95re q % As2hn1s IS lesd
grain F5sdpss for sa ordsra ;saoss losa 6 90
Go for oe Densr sS qs gEsig
P9 Fs ss ssni3sf id esrsa two RscsE5sr British
Kngdom or Continent. 1ss prompt British steamer Ioi4
Io 81 B,Soa @ ;5 l25s 81 1905 spanish steamer
sse IONS general cargo af lfae e TaifsG
5s tons q proay c5, M bssember British
British B. hR'sa @ Or a6 ,s sos
70 Havana private terms; British steamer 1886 tons.
$40 dead %eIsSt NoSsbef; ixs Britisi
SOS on neI qsaSs TO syd9sy sb Sar
MafchG ffaa1 bsrk 5 sds to JaPen 2Sg2
to Cadz at or about 500 ship 1877 tons nitrate west
.fSsqs Ssfh tS5 S5s 0Tasl fons Psse %bsa
schooner. $50 tens. lumber Noble to BeIize nrvate
terns HTn 81 30 Ssn6oner ~ 300 tons lumber Pensacola
70 NeW-hork at or about Sc; schooner tons ties.
Fernandina Philadelphia private terms Schooner
30 IONS & un0er 1 saTannah 10 Philadelphia. private
phia TO New-0rleans 81 S. and dischsrgeS schoooer
go TONS green ana ary lumber. Clarenont. Va.
oIIs-The market for cottonseed OIL continues firm
EsRsd sdud5es petro!sS% SaS Sss %ss
6bs 81 81 s. PhadePhs bbis s. &c.
tonseed OIL Prime crude bbIs 36S3o lEc nominal: prime
summer yellow SSisas4c; off summer yellow, 32isc:
nseed American raw 7547ee ltnseed American boiled
7TG7sc; Calcutta raw s5e: Western quoted &c
n1esF Shy s G n tSs hog product line wa.
strong higher yesterday Influenced BY good specu-
ia ioc in live hogs sympathy with grain Receipts
excessive al points receiving only &c 600 head
P9RK"Fira; quoted: Mess si2asis IS family sis 5oa
s 81. 8; s7s.s sosi
80 NJ 9e is6 NJ Sss PF. as2s
Cur MEATs.Picklea bellies easy; quoted Smoking
shOaias TALL6WFirm: quoted ely 4sc; cosatTy
es o5c Refined lard Arm quoted South America
Sc; Continent. Csc E5azil kegs. 9,sOc Compound
aTIp fSEuiet quoted oIeo ssc bid city lard
s'eaqs was fairly active sales movement noted
ice to-day foreign and domestic alike sharing IN the
sen,and The undertone quiet but FIRM ell day
- 5oiee se5ac head 5tGei4e: Patna AZ 9s4e; Japan
5sys IN the fe ih for 1enad sugar are
hoIsins Tor the expected decline and only limited
sisss aastsasas follow s ssa crushed ss sa
New-York tribune., 1900-11-13

MARKET REPORT.

&e<T-EOTk. November y.
ClE-L---t.atlr Indicated anything
fzc--ry millions il markets abroad
lrr-1 4asS u iela francs; Hamburg closed a
GENE -sls1 pfena!s. and decline 100
caL4-5 unchanged prices 1o- coffee. and the
exchange also unchanged Rio and
se--yr reported q d--Uso bass. heavy
t-tatc ~ which speculation
wai!e El-at buyers in The open market felt con-
-Ae:- pra-rced policy of procstination thus
-s season Lrott4a The loca! market FOR futures
lFr2a- s-l-1t decline u IOGI5 points, and ruled
:-Hy a--Ee -ae- liquidation Of long interests and IL
crease selling There sales Of
lass III opening call 1000 bags i2
IL session 80 bags with the market
1-z-y st--dv mex decline Of 1920 points. The
from The tontinued heavy
= isTzil the continued aiberal movement
p5U=1 u = go -s, 5Er not o<fset TO generally
bez-is1 -----.---- The spot market closed
ana -s'liE2l, OF the basis of, Slsc for
sseeEne- Ehro 2IpJ0 bags New-O1eans Total
houe 5-i.Ee-ies TIE United the just
eucs5 $3.50 bags. against ssB2)
en5 30 tsl bags the week or the
New-York reported 90.sS7 bags. Santos
rscspts 24lt bags the compared with
Bl10 i-st week and l52Bo0 bags for The week
year Rio GO 600. SO 00O
p-eE10us week and 5000 last RIO shipments
. United States. Europe.
shipments the United $4,000;
Eps, 5000: Victoria shiprnElts the Duted States
Aao; Bahia weekly receipts. 1900 and stock $1,000
Ezranse of.eoatract paces locaIsna-ket day
a 1olOws-
New-York tribune., 1900-11-13
NEw-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY NOVEMBER IL 1900

S29si s2; NJ November Dsesmoer 5lss Manches,errarns
ulSL S@i Fi sSsasss ssssss M. y I
a SEs's sui 1hah hese aaai o at spra sehs
s a5 %ter ras, 81 not s sSs a sP5.s sag
Si spring clears <S9$3 30; extra No winter So seq
SIS 80 spot arrive buSfwhea. S ou grss s. oss3 ss 81
Far g yg2Sf So
Ea Eli aSe Sot FSS ~ White ss ana iS Sg5Ed Gs5
5 l "a a go H. ss fSs s5gTSg 81 s s
bran, bulk So 40 bran si7a$is 50 citS
seq - sern 81 Gs5s SIC s'' S 80 o. In
essd @ 1he, yes5eras '' ms7s tassg
t,e a. ana ATTENTION ward grain ctrcies tbs had at last
s;ss weight during the last hour when it
some Of the large buying orders That demand
Las been somewhat Il surprise = many traders since
Tie eieeon ara yss,rFa 10 oper lions therefore
which midday had shown disposition
the inspiration .: the 6aeng movement and soid up
seS,ed a; the close the basis that option
neon ana was FOR Continental United Kingdom
II g'e Conditions % al chrseo I but starr sno 1s es in IN
account of the enormous worlds shipments
variously estimated from 9067 600 bush
the latter representing the BroonhaH
s5sss inee4se VS. & came ~ ahaut $40 o5 hush sSsn 3
previous Thr9ughout the middle Of the day the
af @ 9se beT slo ad s the bears '
their liberal sales for short account, which
agFls @ @ 'a Sef last lonpa @ su fTey ss on me the maj T a
@ % t PeseR ver a 2 oada an port but the @ ea
baa -learances 0 wheat and -four o
be sN4 uoo busk. which to Offset
former influence The domestic visible supply in
creased go bush making the total 80 7os 900 bush
practically 10000 bush larger than the best point
lsga a year ago this date there an increase
of l5"I.~'1 bush The English visible increased
500 coo bush. Most Of the strength abroad
points Berlin. with !. marks rise. and
Isu 7aE,st a. advance Of English markets
considerable TTnness, but aferward yielded
- auIness and closed partly [4Qi2d net lower The
quantity passage decreased l20 Quotations
7 cash wheat, C ! aaoat basis follows: No .
Siisc. and No hard Duluth SOC, old No
Iul,Eh. s52c; No Northern Chicago. s34c,
hard NeW-York. IS5Rc c.-.-- .CCRN-Buls made
good progress with the corn market and closing prices
showed advance Of @s@ 1sc on futures. There
also cash position, which largely accounted
an ports. English markets closed partly lsG:4d
higher An Increase of .6S0Oo0 in quantity
passage ofet by seaboard clearaucee II $40 900
bush by the moderate interior movement.
saw n trtrs = 600 the visible
closed +6c elevator delivered
and sc o b afoat; Old No white yellow lSc.
PROMPT OATS-The market for
n showing about l2c advance
close Local stocks increased is ooo bush. but
contract supply NewY1rk lost 5000 bush visible
supply figures showed decrease of 1445oo the
W. o>iec. NJ white. CSC: T21c:
rack white 27l- T33c: No white clips .RYr--
Market steady: No Western. Ssh Western
tct O aSoat; State 5Id52c Neyv-y1rx
rs-,ots 90. BAEL-EY-Narket quiet: feeding t2T .Gc
and mailing 52q62c. both c 1 E Buffalo -. BUCK
WHEAT GRAIN-Narket quiet; quoted 81 I I6Oc
NEW-YORK PRICES
New-York tribune., 1900-11-13
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Memphis Nov. 12-Cot;on firm; niddIing. Sc low mid
s2sc good ordinary. sac net receipts, >o61:
u 039: shipments T91; sales 40 stock. 1O4sT2
Savannah Nov I2-COtto1 steady: raiddling et4c low
nj iling sc. receipts 54Js; experts coasrwise. 14S5
sales. p. stock, - 90
Baltimore Nov. I2-Cotton nominal niddling. e1sc.
low uiddiug, l-l6c; good ordinary 7-ltc: net re-
c-ipts 2557. gross 3.3t+; stock, s.2l5.
ST Louis Nov l2-Cotron steady: niddllag. S-1Gc;
low middlnE ssc; good ordinary. sisc; net receipts
So gross 7722. shipments 1882; sales SO. stock
81.
Galveston Nov I2-Cottou steady; uiEding elsc;
ltld;tug s5sc god ordinary Slsc; receipts 25cO.
ports % Britain. 753o 70 The Continent, 32o1
c5astwise, Oas sales las; stock. 2O5 239
New-York Nov l2-cotton steady niddlins 1916;
& forwarded as. sales $50: spinners. 80 stock. AZ.
sci Total to-dayNet receipts J3 3i exports TO Great
T?-irafn J2u. Continent 3,266, stock. 81 539
C5nsoliiated-Net receipts. s4.7l5; exports Great
Britain - l63: France. l6u0; the Continent 1895
Total since September Net receipts 594 I5e exports
- Great Britain 30 SS France lNi i52. 10 the Con
tneat. 613.3S+-
New-Orleans Nov l2-cotton steady; Gl!tdling. 9asc
low utdll!ng l5-l6c good ordinary. 5l5c. receipts
y 4a5. exports coastwise. 1883 sales $3.50; stock
22222
New-York tribune., 1900-11-13
rrRoPEAx PRODUCE MARKET

TIvs-pooI Nov. 12-Closirs: Beef-EItra India raess
mass nominal Pork-Priue West
ern hrnl 72s Lard-Arnerican refined in pals; firm.
9os. tierces quiet. BIS I'd Hams
SSort cut Il 10 n firm, AS BaconCurnbarland cut.
2S 10 80 n AS: short Ib Is 70 % ro arm AS long
ear 1fd4les light 35 10. steady. 46s clear
mddes heavy 40 n firm, ass short clear lacks l6
shdubiers-Square. II 10 II =, steady 22s- Cheese
rtsn fnesr white steady do colored steady
Taow-Prine city steady 24s 81; Australian in London
firm 27s Cottonseed oiL-Fiull refined spot i bo!s
Common irr Hops Ionion pacihc COAST steady.
- 5s6 s3 IS Liaseed oil quiet. 34s- But,er-Unit=d
states finest quiet 95s 20 good Gull SIS Sd Percleun
T,arreI ID PeaE-CansdiaD quiet. BE 81 Wheat
spot steady; No red Western winter IS i2d. No l
oIier- Tec5rher. I'D, March. 6s 2-4d Coru-Spot
SSuiet American mixed I'd quiet; No
Ssi December. As I'D. January IS l01sd.
T-I5,r-St Louis fancy winter steady ss Cd
New-York tribune., 1900-11-13
OTHER MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

Chicago Nov l2Cattle- Receipts 24OoO head inciud
Ing 800 Texans and 200 Westerns market generally 0c
oest on sale 70 day carloads at 80 50 Eo.S 70
prime steers 81 4JqS5 90 medium 81 +0T< 30;
selected feeders at 80 75as4 90 mixed stocers
strong al choice steady
zoe leEer at 50 eogsi 90 heifers 81 T5qs 10
81 SaSz 90 bulls 81 +0p$4 so; calves. G$5 20 Texas
Ied ste- 5qS4 90 Texas grass steers. 81 goa 8 10:
Texas bulls 81 6ug$3 % HOgs-Rece1ts today 320t9
head: tomorrow, 24.0O0: $50. 10c
higher and active: top s. butchers 81 75d
- TO- good % choice heavy, 81 90G$5 10. rough heavy.
s. I3aS4 So light 81 1885 07i2 of sales 81 s0G
- % SheeT~-ReCeIpts 2+.n head. sheep drm lambs
weak 70 &C lower choice good choice wethers
S4nS4 10 fair 10 choice mixed 81 Sd$ 10 Western sheep
SiqSi 20: Texas sheep 50 6a<3 80 native lambs, 81 20
s. 30, Western lambs, - S5T$5
Cincinnati Nov i2.-HOgS higher 81 60p$5. Cattle
lower at 50 sQS4 80 Sheep steady 81 5OS2 10 Lambs
lower At So c5QS5 %.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-13

Cash qu:ta.ons were fol9ws: FlouI quiet and gT-
No corn. 3sl. a+oc. No yellow 39-2gS9~.c: Ne ?
az: 10 r Sc FAIR to cSofce mailing 53a5sc 70
raxseed. 81 soa$ 81 No Northwestern, 81 s2is prime
mess pork Per Dbl $i6 59a$1o 90. ari per 100 s.
Shoulders 5Sxedj S 75S5 s75s short clear sides (5xe
50 75a$@ - wh!skey basis Of high wines 81 p sGssgs
5s butter market active creameries 15qe datries
35s !5sl>s Cheese active lo'ssn%e- Eggs quiet fresh
& cpS"gs Nsv laEoqr Fs sssd o fas'T E4 IS s q
mixed. - 2 l25c. Rye quiet: No 2 54l4c
N6rfhsra 7-.e No NsrtheTT 7ass 10 spring essc
s+ 60 v: ss l. Ma2 aSF s so corn S8 sssa N5AS Oats s
Milwaukee. Nov. l2N-heat firm: No Northern, 76t.c:
Ia Ea3y S55' sFs 10 5iaSsc Sample M ' aSaSSe OUT '
Minneapolis Nov 12--wheat-Cash. 761ac, December
:sS5a NS55hsTP 12a7sss = foai4 E9E 81
es sass e esond clears s. oas2 So Bsn highei
in bulk sii 25aSIi 80
g5s6s S%EssS 74S:e:, Corn Rs6e5 Se
pf & foaf H o9s s,ea5T @ ~3s4 saPs @ie
81 8o6$2 50 DO extras s. eoa$2 So Psnnsyyania roller
Wts SlaST So aoas5 40; DO straight s. ioass & DO
@ s5 ss s ia s g + @ 'sf Pg g s
S3a$S 25 do straight 8 65gSS 90 do patent SfgSi %
s. so DO clear S. 26a<s 10: do straight 50 45aSs IS Do
cSocs FsnnsTvania S BucKWheat aour dull 81 10as2 20
RI+-er HrT go1i demand fancy western creauery 257
prints, 2sc. firm; fresh nearby and Western
que, % but 2aaay SerYor to .rsa fancy small
BIS bis S265 aS $3.50 r. n sacks Wheat bush: S0P
g 900: 600 100 shpmens-wheat. 90 coo bush corn
s. Louis Ysy Sc.Ss Tase'S2 % Nae Esa sass e 5s & No
TSsT 7S &C coFS9 Ssh & 85e NoSen6er ssc De-
5s.,s25 81. 26.5 5o7''' AS'S''''s' NAY -'''
TsIeeo Hgy l2-wasa'scssA . 7:2 Soysmssr IS
ssIbeF s7, oa!sLcaa 456o 22c: DsSeoe7 g 3 SS Rye
TsrcS St s. 80 N3 : S 5tSs5 prime
New-York tribune., 1900-11-13
Railroaos.
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New York foot os Chambers ST.;
as follows and s minutes earlier " 23d S.:
900 q Daily.-Sohd for buffalo p m
Binghamton, Wavery. Eualra and Bradford Coaches
Daror car nd cafe dining Buffalo
$50 p n DaiIy-Chicago LiEaired-Fast ma--Sllid
train 70 Chicago arriving 20 p Cleveland
Sesp-rs Chicago. Cleveland. Cincinnati Dining
..3O ?. m Daily Buffalo and Cleveland ENpress-Arr
Buffalo CO Bradford 20 jamestown 100 and Youngs
town 10 - a. N. Cleveland Il SleePers Buf
f.lo and Cleveland Cafe car.
9I5 o m paily.-Solid train for Bughaultcn. Waver-
~ FImira chicago. Sieepers Buffalo. Chicago Cncn-
yT1iC-KF-Ts. LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
| ACCOMMODATIONS AZ III. Ii2 and 957
Broadway l55 i2Sth St and 273 West I25th St.
t'harners West 2ad 81 ferries New-York: S33 and
E,,,,t0n Broadway. Brooklyn. I22 River
IT,t'k-n ard Jersey city Station. New York Transfer
- cnlis Tor and checks baggage 10 destination.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-13
31lIro10s-
PENNSYLVANIA
FATEa1oAD


AA4oeSs foot Of West T~enty-third Street
erosses and Cortland, Streets
CoT,iandti tiesa,vinE time from De-brosSe> and
saat given below for T.aaIhIrd ier stts.a 1nsq
Sss ans a. W. reAssgt fsggt whsre otherwi.e noted
chTsaE NJ aoTk 70 PseurE Sleeping Car PtsOaFE
955 VI FAST LEsNETF,.7ourg ane Cleveland
GomPsrimeHt Sleeping Dining srnokinE azd 0bserva-
!nii3aag.ls Loysvins 5, Louis sl I''' 10 cincinnati
iiso fS- ToIs, SHaiGAGo HdiSt AID ST LOUIS ExPREss
o-25 & p. VI ST Louis ExPREss.-For Fr,,seurs Co
'-2s ps,I,: p NJ wEsIRS ExPREss-For Chicago For
7'SS 5-5,o p: W. Pacific ExPREss-For p,,-sburr and
aa51'p SS9nHec,s r2r Cleveland except saturtay.
PREss-For P5ts6i-s tleveisn4 c1S1aSfi Ii H
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
aar -as Can c9fsa4. % s'fs' %
gressonaI Lin. all Paror ana Dining cars1 = =
SDInng Sarl % Dining Car). % p 10 night
- Dining car) As (Dinias Car . q , n T. 10
SOUTHERN a ; RAILwAY--Express 3 % AS p II I2 10
NoRF9IK EI ok AND wEsrERN RAILwAx-For xempni.
ATIANTIG COAST LINE-E1press ss5 a. II and 8 .
caEEssAfEAkE e E; SI3 OHIO RA1LwAY-sas a n and
sEABoARD AIR LINE-Ezpre-s 1255 p n and p 10
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT aa4 xoaFoLx-75s n
aTI S-77y LAYS and : % II daily
TaT9qsh ys.oulsd Trans Bass PaTfor 70 cars szd
APE MAY--I2 - p IT week -davs
= points New York and Long p-arrr PaiT--a4 s-o-
NSt ISe7ty-thi-d Street Stacaul s55 N i2 -
a. e1il 10 p. SUNDAYS 2 n :
I-SorfsS-S and C1r+la-5t S-r=ets}
- 10 and = 70 2 SrrIavs - n 3 Il . r.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
o - tDesbrossss and Cortlar1r Streets 2N 2S T5
50 800 p 20 10 PsGns L1nftetl 80 10 CrsSbrossss
"a .andt Streets 10 20 Dining I055 JDi--g
ll::, a m l255. 10 tDesbrosses and CortIan9r
9-rts I'D, 20. 30 $50 - Dining Carr.
Ib'ning ar. 555 Dining carr. T55 s25 SIS 8
l--l' night SUNDAYS. coarh=ss
- Sd : - 2 - fTiuetD 10 - Dining carr
a n l255. 10 Dining Car) 3 -. 4 ,Dt-frS
Y ar 80 Dining So tDIninz Car 80 %
90. p 2 n. 70 IN night
It1S't c'Aces Nos. iiI, 9f5. 1854 III and a6t
l..ad~ay. Astor House; Wes, TwsHty-tai7d S,rse-
a'IpF; and stations Desbrossas a7f C-rt4-i-
Slrtes+ t7cr- Street. Fulton F}-1s4ray
anu S-cnsyl-aCjs Station BrooxI~r S-a-i1-
Jersey CITY The Transfer Co-lpany VIII rsIi
i2E and check baggage from hotels ana -esise-ces
through 20 destination
Telephone F,grres,-t Srras--
road Cab Service ana ~
J. 3 HUTCHINSON : ? UOOv
General Manager General Fzss.- 4---.
1R-s-f9
New-York tribune., 1900-11-13

sheep 125 70 at 81 80 n. at 81; IA do 90 10. at
$3 % ! DO 90 10. 50.
Ioein Shannon: p state lambs Es 2 At Ss saA: lS7
81 10.
HOGS-Receipts were eo cars or I5 s5s head inciud-
ing rather less than i for market. Feeling
trie nrTn and fair TO prime hogs quoted az 60
50 - per 100 ro few choice light state hogs went 70
outside dealers 5G6c Per heavy, 61s1Tc for
medium and ~ a7%c for light weights
saleS Judd Co date yesterday: rs Ohio hogs. 1s2
10 average, at - . per 100 70
New-York tribune., 1900-11-13

nos dn half bbls only mould A. 5S5c cubes and
EHX8 powdered 375c: powdered. coarse powdered ana
powdered, 5.T0c; Eagle confectoners grauulateN
oSc Eagle coarse granulated extra ene granuated 70
Eagle me gtanuated standard gTanuaLed and diamond
a DIoc' eoii iiectsners a 54oc No SSc' nos 1lu
No 5. is5c: No 8 4T5c No TO- acc; No II. 1859; Nos
Il and 3 46Oc Nos IL - 49, s55c The local stu
alton for raw susa- not ateriaIy changed IN any
particular olay. ruling quiet nominaly unchanged
prices on ne basis q 4ssc for centfuEal 3sc for mus
coTado and 3esc 0r moasses Cable alvices about
expected. showing the November
delivery TO Is &C. with he market but quiet.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-13

spo- otor c1=ed steady. WIKI quntatons &c h!gher on
lass Z l3-Isc -dd1g upland and 10 l-16c for
mi5rg Cllf sales bales Southern spot
ks,g .ere - egrapaed follows SeW-OTleans firm 81
tac 3iCc ~. Noble al sc; Savannah steady al
t&c -.e ~ Wilmington trTn SC Norfolk firm az
szc = -. Baltimore nominal Sl5c, &c up Mem
ghk 1.n - 8; Augusta STEADY - 1-lec nc up St
louis steady al 5-lGc, lice Up
Tie e2Iyors movement follows
Great Britain. France Continent.
1o-ssy 1855
% Ear thls week JltFs 1soo $50
80 tts season lS4. I52 613, 354
Estimate reae.pts tomorrow New-Oreans from
Zoo go JzIes. against Is 5Ss week ago and
b7s6 year. Houston from 100 20 10000 ba-es
Gszlnst zgzss6 !ast week and 25, z63 year.
Eecey-s ports and interior points to-day con-
p<-ec day week and last year;
New-York tribune., 1900-11-13
new YORK CENTRAL,
HARIFM DJyTSTON

s12 A NJ and ; IS P VI DaiIy axcep, Sunday. TO
E'1ttst.el1 Sundays a . ~ 4
pullman Cars all through
Trains illuminated WIKI Pntsch Light
Ticket oflces az IIS. PSI. R-oatvzv =
Ial2 Tai2n 81 80 Columbus Ave I32 West l-5-H
I%9tn St and l3Srh st Stations. New
F1-t3n g a2d i0i Broadway. 2 T. R-1oklyn.
leisphone Ssh Yc-x C'a5
service. Baggage checked tor hotel 5@1c= ~
Westcott Express Company
EDGAR VAN ETTEN GEORGE = =
General Superintendent General Psssenear Agent
New-York tribune., 1900-11-13
11,-ERRooL COTTON MARKEr.

Liverpool Nov u ? ADMINISTRATIONS
business prices steady American iddiing fair I316d
19o1 rniddltng 5I.d raddng 13-32d. low uddlng
7-S2d good ordinary. 42I-52d; ordinary 2332d TIE
SAILS ~ he day 5000 bales Of which 500
speculation and export and included 200 bales American
Receipts 10 bales including 800 American Futures
and closed steady; American
giiddling / m G November. 20s4d buyers November
80 Tscsr1h@r I5-f4G5 IG-64d sellers; December
January I2-64a5 I36+d sellers January and February
II sd sellers: February and March, buyers
March and April 7-64G5 s54d sellers April May
6-64d buyers May and June. 5-64d sellers June aad
July 36465 4-64d sellers July and August 264 sell
nd September. 60Sil4 61-S4d sellers
New-York tribune., 1900-11-13
WABASH RAILROAD.
FREE Reclining Chair Cars

SOLID VESTIBILED TRAIAs-
FAST TIME. Low RATES.
.,1usen city Special leaves New York 10 A. NJ ar
rtyes Chicago 1OoS A NJ. 81 LOUIS z r NJ Aansas
CITY o 30 P. M next day: -, , ~, - -,
a q ~ arrives Detroit 80 n. NJ. Chicago 8 55 p NJ.
81 Louis yis n next day Kansas City second morn
sr1 oieIock Also through for Chicago and
i1sp,s ssying New 90 Sis and D 30 p n. daily
" "a MCCLELLAN q. z. A. Ssf Broadway
New-York tribune., 1900-11-13

the excitement prevailed al Cot
20 -sc-z,as- The active and decided
j TIE lT@nicg prices showed advance OF l2q
- 1' a-c tu7thsT advanced oa12 points on generally
t---s1 There few Intervals OF weak
Irft taking and occasional sales
theory rule. the market was
vzeroGs speculation broadening rapidly. and
Including considerable proportion OF buying invest
Covering important feature The
great strength . the market largely due 10 killing
srJE- and other important points IN
e suE with accounts from tie Mississippi valley IN
in that territory last
than the time assumed
1.s S0ughe-I markets. generally higher, while ac-
spinning districts. well from
:s sIJEntng also Of buYish character
Cotton goods reported be II better shape The
Eove1e1r : cotton Ire South was fairly sustained
ts however quite generally ignored IN view OF pre-
ys-ng bUllsa public sentulert Europe bought freely,
Ike E}JE-.-s chiefly. Waii and the South
0FsrsEe5 zde Of account.
Tss E-srEeI closed steady net advance OF 2lQ2S
paints. afternoon buying checked by heavy
NeW-O-isas ard Houston, especial
y latter ro-uCrTUw-
Tie = contract prices n the local market to
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