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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-11
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

Nsw-Yort. November TO- 1900.
pr-AN-S AND PEAS-The market quiet Is a
SIS rr1ly and show material change Marrow
hrf about steady and also small white, but have
nex, ,yteS Red kidney held about other kinds
Without new We quote: Beans marrow. choice.
r bush s. 81 20: do medium choice 81 90 do pea,
cboe bbs o5. do bags. 81 49, % red kidney 1900
choice 81 1899 81 70; do white 1900 choice
G5HiSa 81 So do lima California 55ss3 pe4s
bags 81 20 do bbls. 81 % a. Scotch bass 81 -
81 TTl-Tl-Table high grade been cleaned
up very closely there is SIN shortage FOR current
ueals Sellers the advantage. and insisting
"A further moderate advance For the few lots Of high
grade received to-day 2i9c has become well
Established price tendency Is still slightly
ward Other kinds Of butter show very We
do seconds Iaa2ic do lower grades I6alsc ereamer
june extras 52c: held thirds drsts, 15G2 &c;
halE frkins tubs fancy 2l sq2 do nfSts.
site dairy tubs seconds i7GI9c; do thirds l5q1ec:
dairy tins. etc 1j42Oc do dTkns l,gl9c west
l4.ai5isc; do June make finest 151sc; do held com
good 14Ql5c do fresh finest tse; 90 seeono
I1,ttar fancy IeG Like do common prime 15lsc.
CHEESE-The m continues to present a very dun
appearance and general feeling weak ana SLsett.e1
larger this week. but with only moderate outlet me
in Store sale but current receipts are
mostly October made and freely offered az losG Without
attracting much attention and we near only OF to boxes
sold during the entire week small sizes are
also quiet Really fancy sepen6eTs that cost high in
rent receipts October made urging FOR sale at
lo4G1Oss and some really nice cheese selling at those
ciairve yesterday 500 boxes were offered sales rs
hif xDors for week Ia 1856 boxes quote State
fun cream. September fancy 1OAc; do October
to fair Oh a1Oc: small. September. fancy. lie; do
october fancy 10l4 q1oc: do good choice. 10A9l0c
&c. SO P so large re Choice part Skins prime S
30 good. 5aG61ac do common. Sa4c fun skins.
EsGGs-Receipts continue moderate: fresh gathered
cleaned closely and the recent adSansA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-11

MoI.AssEs AND sYRUPs-;Tees market for mlolasse,
VERB . %4 ana Ps s3 ts %
s6 2oa2sS; nrns aoa87o OPEN kettle Ss
i79Ise good l9g2oc; prime, 2i92ie; fancy. 25a2sc
tonnage business was quiet IN a trades S' and th na t Sq
denay Of rates generally lower owing to the lack
AKA. Gsssav 4IsJ Bristol 4sd; Le,h 81 Hui All
Toe d 4 1 99t@n !; vd pI 1r
100 n. DC: London oats. - Cd.
I'll Tt, iSEGa put
Refined PETROLEUM showed no further change; iinseed
Charles r fainter CO. said: our market dull but
gallon from prices reached during the wesk
a5o a. &rorters bids are rom one cent to two cents
wi kuins frosts Though the cStton while advanc
cotton has apparently no effect on c9tt9n OIL llTd
tbs morning precisely the same price viz 81 20 for
SaP6Pt t,r the adcunuiais Of oil prices
IN n + Su IKE = E 81 ' Fhadslph bis: bulk
81 refined. cases NeN,I"rk IS 90 CoiSonsee1 %I5
I!1W IS c OF summer yellow, aqls2'sc; prime white
80" winter yeo% tGs4 b5e aas9 7a?sn eT' can
raT raw S5c: Western nseei quoted 2e under city
the day PsT 25asTsv wfF s
held showing good adIan nee ,ns5 poPk and th~
rise In grain ChgaEo wer Is 900 with Ssno
had 4o and omaha 1900 Cash lard At Mew-ICrk WAS
Qu9tcd about Zoe hishe ana mqS '' e PnfKsteady
iailaw W@ N N s1a4Sis 81 family SIS 5oGsle short
So 56 family SD *: packet $lo4$l0 So extra
iHija mess Sl5GS6 REEF TtAMSDull quoted;
s2GaS.i DRESSED HOGS-Firm- Quoted; Bacons:
a. $50 n Is. 10. 6Tsc; pigs IA ~ ~
ME- iT Picked bellies duh; quoted: smoking bellies
IL. 10 ~ l0l n 9iac: IA n. 9494c; picked shout
ans easy quoted picked hams quiet quoted PC
orr 80. TAIIOW-Fi-u. city, SAC: country 42sPs
IAFD-F Firm quoted 75OC; city lard nrnl, quoted
o5aT7,. refined lard drm. quoted South America SOC;
G-crtir.nt Guc; Brazil kegs. 93pc; compound quiet
ouot IL CITY CTSsc; Western. 6a61sc STtiAfSlNF+-
Wenk Quoted: 6'ac bid city lard stearln S9sAc
rIC,F-T7e market rice ruled rather quiet. but
about steady unchanged prices Quotations follow;
Tnrcs+fc common ~ low tar 3AG4itc: fair to good.
= 5c, nrime 10 choice 6AG5ssc; head 59<G6ac; Patna.
4asSf5Iic: Japan 4%p5c; Java, 4&q4%c: Kansoon' in
bond. @Q2i-c
-GNR-Orie for refined except to supply
immediate wants conspicuous by their absence
The market very quiet unchanged list prices
6"Sta-ns follow: cut crushed. &c; doulinoes
din haIf bbls and mould \. 5s5c cubes ami N-(N
r,yyterrd . powdered DOW aered and frut
~ref TG~. EaSle CoufecJoners CrduI.asi- 80,
aele coarse c1anulated fine greru1ted, n car
TONS III bage 70 bags Of fine granuiated. SOC
Eagle fine graduated standard grauulaed and diamond
4 5.fCc: No /. :. &c; Nos and
z ooc: Nc : No 8 51cc; No g. G.O5c: No :,
4 NJ O. 4-15c; No IL, zoe No IL, 46Sc
Nos !. ana IL Nos ~. * and L. iA5C- There
1ere no new developments noted IN circles
Iav THE continued the nominal selling bass
of fr S1sc for muscovado. and csc for
rnoass4s Gables reported the London beet
III H. be- quet with prices fuy maintained the bass
OF o. 81 November option and Is sd for Deem
her latter sd above yesterdays closing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-11
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

BEEVES-Receipts 16 cars. 2SS head al s,a
exporters and saughterers. Very little doing A fa1,
sold at steady Dressed beef hrm ar
last quotations Cables slow Shipments to-day
3tS cattle and 2+I5 Caledonian
20 LiverpoO 20O0 quarters Etruria To ths
Manitou London; 2uO cattle the Hull.
Saies-And-ew Mullen. cows. average IS l2il
loo ID; do, 6S5 70, at 81 -
CAINES-No fresh rece!pts but IS head held over
Friday. sale. Steady market FOR all grades n
stock Ordinary sold 50 10 yearngs
AZ 81 30; Neals nominal City dressed veals steady
sIl2Rc per country dressed TIl1C: little
6aVc; dressed grassers and fed calves Il 80 &C
Salss-Andrew Mullen - gr1ssars. iSo 70
s. per yea-inEs All IT.. s. 30
SEEEP AND I-AAES-RsCeTts We're % cars. 4.l04
head. including Tor saUgEjerers u
Jersey CITY and SiXieJb-s Prime sheep
demand and firm others steady; choice lambs
strength. but the under grades SLOW:
likely be held Ordinary prins
sheep SSnS4 IS 100 10 bunch q sheep and
yearings mixed 81 5 lambs at s. i5S5 50: Canadian
a. per 10; dressed lambs 612G9i2c-
Saes-Nevton * 45I Virginia lambs, 66 -
age az 81 per Virginia sheep and yea-ngs.
n. 81 %; 1874 Ohio sheep - n at "a O5 lambs
D Harrington: 200 Canada lambs So H. at IS IS. ISs
70. a SIS STi=.
Mcpherson 4 Co.. Buffalo lambs. % 70. IS 60;
do 65 70 s. so; % Buffalo sheep Dc 70 al So Is
/ II Wtkersou: 216 Canada lambs. 81 70. at s. s.
+ /. * Co: 70 State lambs o. n al s. 60
Tobin late yesterday: SJste lambs. 50
az IS u.s. IS Is. % DO. g. s. 25
81 state sheep. So; 13 do. 81 -, al s. -
IfOGS-Receipts 1872 2,232 head, includ
ing one deck for market Steady for ho6s pigs GTms
Country dressed arm in light weights
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-11

evening at the First Reformed Church by the Rev
DR. James NJ. Farrar. In front of the pulpit palms
and white chrysant hemuIns were massed and the
aisles were marked with torches of palms tied
with white satin ribbon and tWined with Southern
smiax. There was large reception after the
mony the home Of the brides parents. The
walls the hallway ornaTnented with
plaques of roses. and punches of roses tied
10 the banisters and newell post with streamers
Of pink satin ribbon. The mantels in the drawing
rooms banked with roses and chrysanthe-
NUNS and the doorways curtained with
smaX.
The afternoon concerts of the Amateur Musical
Club will be given at the Pierrepont Assembly
Rooms on Mondays November 10 December IL
February and March 4.
The wedding of Miss Edna L. Dare daughter OF
MI and Mrs Edward H. Dare. Of No. SIS Park
Place and Charles +. Porter. son OF Mr.. and Mrs
William Porter, of No IS Clifton Place was cele-
brated on Wednesday evening at Emanuel Baptist
Church. Ths 0uiSit hidden by palms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-11
OTHER MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

CHICAGO Nov. I0-Catte receipts. 100 head noEninart
s. 5Ofi$6, medium.
81 50F s. IO feeders s. T5qS4 S. mixed stocAeTs
81. heifers. 81 S0QS4
ners 81 2SG<2 90, bulls. s. sass %; calves S46S6
Fed S+GS4 steers IS S5Si -;
bulls 81 6Og$3 Is Hogs-Feceipts today. 5000 head;
Monday 80 OO estimated left Loco fully SC higher.
active good clearance; TOP 50: mixed and butchers.
choice. 81 81 rough heavy, 81 6fa
81 7O light 65GSi 9I.; bulk Of sales 81 sOGS4 s2l5
She-p-Receipts steady;
choice mixed. IS ISzfS4 10. Western
sheep S4a$4 So Texas sheep 81 50S3 %. lambs
81 5OSI$5 Western lambs. S5SS5 10 Receipts
week: Cattle 5000 head hogs 135 500: sheep as 300
Last week: Cattle, 54OOO hogs. 164 GO: sheep 1850
CT ,innati Nov 10-Hogs active; 50 50GS4 so Cattle
steady; 81 sos Sheep 81 50QsS 10 Lambs lower
So 25a$5 %.
East Buffalo Nov. O--Catte-Receipts cars, market
steady firm; light good 81 SOeIS5
heifers. $4a$4 %: veals. IS 506Ss Hog@Recepts
80 market active bulk sales all grades
best. IS 1oS5 l2s; roughs "a 5O3S4 60 Sheep and
anbS-ReceipIs. p strong lambs.
steady sheep top lambs So 40: IS IS; cus
good 81 256SS %; mixed sheep. tops IS s0GS4 TO-
cus good sass So wethers and yearngs 81 5es4
East Liberty Nov l9-ca:tle steady extra. s.
lower; prime heavy S5gs5 TO- mediums. IS I2aasS IS
s. 50GSS q Sheep STEADY: choice wstaeEs s4es4 TO-
Eaa "a sssas g Sosss 20; veal eaiya4s AzSsz %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-11

founded Horticultural Society. Arrangements have
been made to hold the joint exhibition IN the
OF the American Institute Berkeley LyceuEa Build
ing. West FOrty-fourth-st., near Fifth-ave. The
exhibition will be opened next Wednesday, and will
be continued until 10 O'Clock Thursday night.
The horticultural section of the American Insti-
tute has been in the habit Of holding occasional
htbitions, but they have appealed much TO the
Iublic at large, as they have been Of more or
less technical nature. In the present instance the
effort populariZe horticulture the citizens
of New-York led to the cooperation with the
new organization. The Horticultural Society Of
fers pieces Of silver as ~ prizes in addition to
On the first day OF the show the Horticultural
Society will hold a further organization meeting to
plan for future work. At present ii has only tenn
porary officers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-11

blossom is irregular mass of velvety drao
inch IN diameter on the stemene
are yet in bloom, but among those which are Is q
rare specimen known the Saoco labium blumei
fnagus- AT the northern end Of the orchid room
nslf a dozen specimens OF this shown against
and above a beautiful bank of Caadtum and large
noWered Begonias in full bloom. The Saoco labium
u OF the parasitic group OF orchids and has a
long. csttail pendant of small and delicate light
Mac tinted blossoms. None of the terrestrial
orchids have yet blossomed. Several spcci-
mems OF both terrestrials and parasites being
Hopagated and will blossom this winter. but the
orchid gardener says they little understood and
Tai he does not know what TO expect from them.
ne hopes for floral triumphs Of higher order than
any previously achieved in his department.
The two fine specimens OF Euphorbia splendens,
W crown OF thorns in full leaf and just
ere unusually attractive They shown.
Usual in the anteroom, where a specimen of the
stre1tzia regina, Bird Of Paradise plant. which
Commanded so much admiration last winter. IS
tho In bloom. The bank OF foliage and ferns
M sLe wall opposite the main entrance has been
sfeY remodelled. and is. II possible. prettier this
show. mo " '""' " u '"'
.ssne fern room. always a veritable bower OF
sssuty, Is at its best Everything, from the big
fern that towers TO the roof. and the hanging
NE which trail from the rafters almost the
1vt 70 the delicate Adianthum farlyense the
fhst oIs ano pale yet brilliant green Of which IL
out Ialmiraton OF all beholders. IS fresh and with
'e iorty years old
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-11
EXPORTS TODAY
GENERAL. MARKET REPORT

,.-.r,-,--. New-York. November 10, 1900
CbFFEE--The market for fuutes onar.l
steady at unchanged prices a ~ points ana
showed but little further change for
session There sales 1850 bags the call ana
LOT the day % Zb bags, with the market
IN '.nH at lose OF points as compared with the
!s prices Of yesterday. The
mere followed unsatistat EurDpean
CABLES full receipts at RIO and Santos
local market for supplies. the
more less nominal the basis FOR No RIO
invoice lots Warehouse deliveries In this country con
tnued liberal! they We're - S3I bags cleared Rio
NeInhey g. bark Baltimore, 1000 Cleared Vtc.Dra
November =. steamer others. $4,000 bags.
The range or prices market to-day
" follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-11
NAVAL STORES

A nrrao- market prevailed for spirits to-day. prompted
by zoo! local Inquiry and nF't supplies. close
prices wete 'sc above last r'sh.s naures. was
steady and hanged Cg.tatiors follow:
TAR Regular :" -. j.. oil bios - a.
SPIRITS tt Observation-Disclosures
Rp-lN Common go cool st-alact 81 ~ l. isl 70: =
81 I-F1 So. = s. ~: ~ IL s. %. l. s. X 81 10;
NJ s. -: y. e. -; w .. So. " W 81 -.
STOCK HAND.
spirits turr"rtn" bhls
Charleston, Nov. lo.-Turrent!ne marke, arm a, 4oe
hid ltps'n firm. sales. - bills. T. Z" T. 81 +
7. 81 -: G, s. -: H. 81 20 81 ~. X 81 90 NJ 81 o.
y. 81: O. 50 90 W s. -.
savannah No. lo-Sf;rl,s turpentne stead. 4Ic. re
c"rtq ths: sales 81 exports Isl Rosn firm and
unchanged; receipts, 57S bills 1919; exports T78
bbls-
London. NOV lo.Trpenttne, spirits. Sis cad Rosin
American strained. rs l0ied: nae So 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-11

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables: Spot cotton
in moderate demand; sales. 1900 bales
export. 900: 5000 receipts 10000 ali Amer
ican middlng upland. 1I-32d Futures opened steady,
2e4a364d advance: closed barely steady. 1-64g3la sid
ary 6@Hs, February March; 6Oslsb; March-April.
162tas; JuyAusust 46ls; August-sePte mber. 4.o6b;
Fl oTrR' 3Nn ME:aTFuil Drfces were sskaa y, all
grades but generally paid. buyers
limit their
Spring $49$4 49, winter straights
s. 90 extra No winter g sega; extra No winter.
buckwheat flour, S2d$2 Is. RYE FLOUR-QuIet:
quoted: Fair good &39s3 choice fancy SO ESQ
50 sc. CORN MEAL-Firm Kiln dried 81 304S2 40,
to brand :. BAG MEAI-Ftrm: quoted; Fine white
quoted Spring bran SIC 80; SACKS to arrive 200
no. SIC 1osl6 spring bulk SIS 49, winter
h-an- sl79s1s so: city bran. SIS 5oGslI hominy chop
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-11

sales the day 1000 bales Of which 800 were for
speculation export and included 5000 bales American
Receipts bales including H. TOO American. Futures
opened quiet steady and closed barely steady ATer
mlddling. m November IS 6445 Il sd sellers
November and DECEMBER e-64d buyers December ana
564g5 6-64d sellers February and March S SAG
+84d buyers; March and April; 2-Sid BUYERS ApIii
May, sellers; May and June 63-64d5d BUY
ers June and July. 81 84Q4 68-e4d sellers; July and
August 61-64d sellers August and September, 81 64d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-11
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool 1O.closing Beef-Extra India mess
ern Arm 72s. Lard-Amercan refined in pals quiet.
Western in tierces, quiet, SIS 3D. Hams
short 10 n. Arm 80 BaconCumb erand cut cur:
% 30 ~ frm AIS; short RIB ls TO p H. nr 4s os
middles heavy IS n. rm 45s; short clear backs 10
TO Is 10 Arm 42s bellies II l6 10. 5os 3D.
shouders-sauare. IL Il 10 steady, ses ChseseATer-
lean finest steady, bSs do coored steady, o4s.
city steady 24s 3D. Australian in London
firm 27H. Cottonseed ol-Euli refined. spot, in bois
ne Cd RaAtn--
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-11

20 nrm 6s Hops at London Pacific COAST steady
States a1s os Lnseed oil dull 34s Sd Butter-United
Resnsa Hest quiet 9os; do good dull Petroleum
spot hed I'd, "a Peas-Canadan quiet, Sc sid. Wheat
Norfbsre no req Western winter. 6s I'D; /
quiet Dee sg55s s. AZ No California; IS al
vember A a mixed new. As "a futures quiet: No
FiourES+ ~ 70 Decenher, IS Nd; January IS 1oA<d.
-ouI-ct LOUIS fancy winter tAadv Ss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-11

ST. oil meal so so; oil, cake ses so: oil.
cake, $40
GRAIS--WHEAT-The strength in wheat on Saturday
was partly explained by the bull at hand There
little foreign buying OF wheat at the start, but appar
emily quite the equal influences q strong
becoming burdensome and inspired steady demand
pretty Huch all the session. IN part for Investment
count This hullishness OF sentiment could be traced
somewhat 10 belief that the movement OF wheat has
from now on. Kansas and the Southwest have shown
particular tendency - slow this during
the last week Another influence which quite
some eIect on the early market
estimating the Argentine
bush TO iS6010U 6ush figure representing
ABOUT the smallest estimate hat yet put forth
me t-S''sh markets closed = ssd net higher
Ioiu - 10 ~ points Up. Export business
ABOUT 10 loads az all ports The market CLOSED
nm at SD &c advance. and yhe December
up rom ~ . ltc to ~ lHc closing T9iac all
lush compared with 924.50O the previous week
Winter wheat receipts bush. against o.
tlsl WeeS ago No reG closed 1S]sc and
S"ttc q a'at No Northern. Duluth. S5Sc. and y,
,yat-ie II t'e Sorn market Saturday a scare u
t'lDe shorts in Chicago. advancing that option from
80 % ''ist SHORTY after the English
were nrIu at a I'D advance nv offerings
was quite active for half holiday readily followed
advancing tendencies In the helped partly by
ltStM IN Wheai Receipts az Chicago S32 cars.
N',H 90 cas- expected on Monday. Export business
reached about 70 loads. No
soc NlNere'i and 4t9tc aha4t OATS-The oats
market was quiet but very steady. in sympathy with
white -; No . white 2I=c; track mixed. 25G26Isc:
tack mite 2IH33c; NJ white. clips RYE
--Aarkat du!: n l Western. 5Jiqr and No Western
'oc isth o p Loaf State 5Ia52c New-YOrk.
H1atIls a-n,- b. tn J. 3,iefaIo- BJ OK WHEAT
Ma Net GuI@I quoted; !.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-11

Santos-Conee market weak. Good average Santos
$Eo: receipts 1000 bags, stock, 1,315ooo bags;
'+fi9r receipts. 8'loo bag Hamburg Coffee market
opened unchanged At 2:iO IN, = 70 1 pfg
1et higher: sales, 22ooo bags Hav.s-Co6ee rnsr<-t
oI"red unchanged at a &c lower At l. unchanged:
NJ = Irregular. unchanged y fc higher. at 20
? unchanged. total Sales 30 900 bsGstf.' -.
JonuITy July .....-,.....j - 60
f""flary 49," August ........-..-....
March September
AIGl - October .............4T23
May 1850 November ...........45T
Jane AZ IL December ...........
RIO tonee market stehdy. No Rio 1880; exchange
10 II 1854 G.OUn for United
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-11

Southern spot markets (mddns quoted Officially
reported follows Galveston steady. lie
Lite; NewOrleans steady, unchanged 3-lGc: Mobile
steady. so higher De- Savannah steady unchanged at
nTE. unchanged. at Co. Norfolk firm, lice higher,
91ac Baltimore nominal unchanged. 9%sc; Augusta
steady. 1l6a lsc higher at 7l6Q9lsc: Memphis firm
l-l6c higher at &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-11

Mrs. S Y. White a reception on Wednesday
afternoon at her home. Columbia Heights in
celebration OF the fourth anniversary of the Fort
Greene Chapter of the Daughters OF the American
Revolution. The chapter was organized by Mrs
White primarily for the purpose OF collecting funds
for the Fort Greene monument. About sl5O0 has
been added to the fund by Mrs. White. and her
husband has also contributed literally TO it.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-11

:, Mondays receipts at New-OTleans estimated a;
rom 1000 to 1890 bales. against Is 3l
lS ls9 last Houston receipts
bales against Is. 22S last and l2O56 year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-11
EXHIBITION OF CHRYsAyTHEnUMS.

Iofk viii have great exhibition Of chrys-
ek.sa.aIums this week. brought about by the
ration Of the American INSTITUTE and the newly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-11

The wedding Of Miss Birdie May eldest daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Solomon May, of No 24s Chestnut
st, and Henry Meyer took place on Monday even
ing at the Clarendon Hotel. White tropical flow
ers, palms and plants decorated the hotel parlor
and the large private dining room where the wed
ding supper served
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-11

CHRYsANTHEOIUMs AND THE JAPANESE
GARDEN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-11

ana cnrysanth emums. and an archway for the
erldaI procession to pass through formed by
moran torches fastened to the pews of the centre
aisle. A reception held at the Dare home after
the ceremony.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-11

Miss May 3. Mason, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Isaac Mason, of No $50 President-st and DR.. John
\. Cochran were married Thursday evening ut
the home OF the brides parents. a small reception
followed the ceremony.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-11

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
Liverpool, Nov. 10 l p. m;-Cottonmspot.- Mode!ate
good riddiins 7-18i yniddlng II-32d; low n'ddng
6-32d good ordinary 2o32d; ordinary. 2l-32d. The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-11
j position OF Brazilian coffee is as follows:

tOIT1N-Though the range fluctuations In the cot
ton market was limited q y points. the
an uhasuAN interesting one, with tho leading feature
expansion in Investment buy Ing Disappointment
cth." news general. I4ye-poo having failed
tbs response expected yesterdays pronounced strength
ht.f Furthermore. orders from abroad almost
without exception FOR thc positions
conveying the impression EIropean
e&sh al heart and belle Ell &c re the pivotal point
"I"r"i steady with prices hu points lower
immediately following tho call number Of arge
street led to vigorous buying 10 IA gradual
spread OF bull enthusiasm. Prices advanced 3 o
opening figures The feeling finally barely steady
or the cable the Influences OF hca-sh
makeup Tho crop movement did expectations
'Hd showed every evidence OF continuing light
on ne weather for unusual attention and
showed small since yesterday.
Gated as having appeared the Northern
last night. while
the Gulf Coast weather prevalent in
thr"ltnas The forecast for tomorrow
not point to material thawirs out while at some
expected IN the Gulf States. continuation Of tho
d wave and the stability OF speculative markets
corning the holding Of higher prices. The
official ahvces Indicated unchanged hc higher quota
aCtiVe but offerings small The Chronicles review
Gl1 not call forth special comment. Hester W New
III le Vlslhe supply and Eavo the Increase IN the amount
brought into sight thus far this Of last
year as 2ipVOo ndes The total amount IN sight % dae
- "HN 34 bales Foreign exports FOR the week
almost double those OF year ago reaching bales.
as Compared with l525S last American mills havo
taken 16s go bales thus season comparison
with B7gA47 last wear The ys,Ia suorlv ~
last year amounts include AIS 5IS and
spot cotton quiet and unchanged with quotations
I ss or % lie for middling upland ana 1916 for
ihI'I'IlaS siuH Total sales 1870 bales.
The range OF contract prices In market to-day
was as follows:
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WiIhemine daughter Of Mr. and Mrs William
Middcndorf is to be married to Edwin A. Watson
at the home of her parents. No 81 Second-st.,
Wednesday, November q. at p.
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Wednesday, November q. at p. m.
Mrs Charles d Baker OF No. 633 Decatur-st.
will have lat home Friday. November H.
at which time her daughter Alice. Will he intro
duccd. The receiving party will he Mrs. Milton 81
Eelden, Miss Carol ThOnae. Miss sther Matson.
Miss CAROLYN MONTGOMERY and Miss Eva Potter.