davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-31
Wyprawa do bieguna
po}udniowego.

6t.-e NOkAoO4O 8OMu8x8
wyssana v 1897 Z. wyprawa do bisguna
poaudniowsgo dla sbadsnia okolio pod.
bisgunowych dotarcia jak mo4na mai.
bh4sj do bieguna.
w wyprawis tel bralo udsial takas
dw6oh nassych rodak6w, p. p. Arotow.
xxi Dobrowolski, TO tea jua Z togo
wsgledu jest ona Ola mas interssujaoa,
pominswszy jsj wyniki nsukows.
"a poirednictwem skladsk prywat.
nyohi poparoism rssdu bslgijskisgo,
udaso sis sebrac nj kossta wyprawy
$4,000 dolar6w, kt6re lsdwo wystarcsy.
y M 10 pr.edsiewsiecis. Wskutsk
sscsupfych fonduss6w umontowanis o.
kretu saopatr.enie 60 y 4ywnoic DO.
sostawi'o sporo do 4yo.enia. Gdyby los
smusn wyprawe po.osta6 dluzsj v oko.
leach podbiegunowyoh, ni4 sic to stalo.
csy TO prsedsiew.ia6 odwr6t 20 lodaoh
do punktu odjasdu, sapasy oka.alyby
sie niedostasso.nymi. Okret, kt6ry Wy
brano na V wyprawe, ssu.ys nisgdyf do
posowu wieloryb6w; jest on SLIME .bu.
dowsny ! pr.ed kilku laty oka.al mad.
svyossjns prsymioty trwaloioi.
Csionkowis wyprawy nslszsli do
kilku narodowoioi, mimo to jsdnak o.
kasali sic najmils.ymi towar.y.
szami podr6sy. O6osrami ma utatku by.
II: komsndant Adrien de Gsrlaohs, bel.
gijcsyk; kapitan Jsr.y Lsooints . Bel.
gil; 2.gi ksp. Roald Amundssn, nor.
wsgcsyk. Sklad korpusu naukowsgo;
wydsiaf soologioznyi botanio.ny-E
mil Raoowitsa, rumun; wyd.ial oosa.
nogrsfi, metsorologii- 1 geologji-Hsn.
ryk Arctowski, polsk; wyd.Ial magns.
tyzmu sismnsgo, Emil Danoo,. bslQij.
c.yk; wydsiaa lsksrski antropoloQio..
ny-dr. Fryderyk Cook. e Stan6w lie.
dnoc.onyoh 1 pan Dobrowolski. Majtko.
vie byli TO ludsie d.islni 1 .ah.rtowani,
rskrutowani " Bslgii | Norwsgji. 10
os6b byio ma poktadsis v dxieh wyjas.
du I Punta Arenas.
.Belgioa" (sakis imie dano 4aglowoo.
vi, ~ssutaoemu do tel wyprawy. kt6ry
kupiono " NOrwseji pod imienism PA.
tria") opufciia Antwsrpje W kohou sisr
pnia 1897 roku. Prssplynesa Atlantyk
nsjpierw do Madery, potem do Rio.d Q
Jansiro, skad udaia sic do Montewidso,
q wrsssois Punta Arenas W cissuinis
Magslahskiej. Pr.ebywssy dni kilka W
ksnafaoh sismi Ognistsj, wsr6d sso.s.
pow indyjskich pr,yladka Horn, BEL.
gioa" poAsgnaia .nany SWAT W Staten.
Island ID styczuia 1893 r. w tydsish
p6znisj sbli4yia sic do wsohodnich Scot.
land6w, gdsis podozss bursy msody
msjtsk, Wincks wpadi W mor.s; haste
pnis wpiynsia " morse wiso.nis mpli.
ste ! burxlivs satoki Brandsi slda, q no
poiudniu % styo.nis ukazas sic dalski
brssg novel .iemi, archipelago Palmer.
Ola wejsoia do sego srchipslagu cd.
kryta zostaia nova droga morska, kt6ra
mote wspoisawodnicsy6 Z pr.ssmykism
M~agslahskim. Ma wsoh6d cd tsgo Prise.
smyku c.'onkowis wyprswy za.naosyli
ma maple nows sismie, kt6rej dotsd oko
ludskis nile widziaso, sIemie, lic.soa 925
kilometrow, nslsisos do lsdu ssalego,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-16
STOCK ON HAND
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York. November IS.
BEENES-Receipts were, including arrivals yester-
alive Al for saughierers 20 for the arke
there were about Is carloads in the Yards
htte doing About cars changed hands barely steady
prices ana the balance OF the stock held
trane dressed beef In fair demand previous QUO
tations' Gables unchanged No shipments cattle
peer To-day; Tomorrow the Cuhc take 1872
scnWarzsehid sulzherser also Alec Of beef
So per 100 70! stays 1850 n at & 80 o' COW 10 b.
do, $50 n. at 81 1917.
u H. Hume & Bro: bull, 500 10 at SO 20 cows
81 70 " ~ ~ - - 49, w. wv 49, at
George Dn!enback 3 bulls 900 ~ at So O5; l do $50
M, MiLoH CoWS-Recepts part late yesterday IS
mead Of which 43 consigned direct Very little doing
hut feeling STEADY George Dienoack sold calves
included. al S3T 50 per head.
CALVES Receipts l5s head, including 10 for
butchers and l33 for the market receipts
reported yesterday T42 head upper
but feeling weak. Common choice sold at $50
City dressed veas in moderate demand G124c
n country dressed 714q11c; little calves 6G7lac
dressed grassers and fed calves at 5a714e:
IS so per do ITO n. IS rs; do 1856 10 S.
DO i47 No. at 81 so: do ITO NJ at SO so: do IS 10
J. G. Curtis & Som: 10 veas. 1853 10 at IS Is: do
$50 10 a. 20 DO 1ss NJ at 81 do 81 Sc; do
George Dlienbaek veals 1sa 70, at IS u.s. 2 do
at IS; fed calf $50 ~ at So so.
Jelline. Wright & Co: veals 10, at So IS; do
!! ls$ O at ST. lis NJ at 81 yeaFlns' $40 ~ at
Judd Co: veals. 11S ~ IS: do los N. at
SHEEP AND LAsIRs-Receipts were 20 cars. or eo4o
market making with the arrivals wednesday.
22h cars to be sold Sheep in liberal supply and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-16

MoLAssEs AND sYRUPs-Advices from New-or1eans
the situation for oasses shovel similar strens'
snd at a os
9 9gs sS@s ia5 fair omen
Ee9 ,8 S4oc syruPs common 15aI6c; fair. l7a1Sc
OCEAN FRklGHTS-sail tonnage was in steady de
in many Instances were holding for an advance in rates
Steamer rates we're fairly steady although the demand
% @ N6He P esnr C sn o deFs r
| s Sa9dt2 3 = % "a knGon Gasg9%
Sd AhtWep asmSaF s % p pe o
DON oats Is Cd ERs@Brttish steamer 200
% @ New9ork and Australian tTade twelre months
s3e one sro ouRa @ qee' 100
tons general cargo Baltimore to Leith l6s Sd November
9s Sd British steamer 25s5 tons nitrate vest coas;
South America to direct port north of Hatteras 32s 3D.
SsTYo ~ choons 5 tons cedar ' and mshosauy
P a to Ponce 81 and port earses schooner
1893 tins phosphate rock Charlotte Hsrbor to BALTIMORE
IS IS out 81 10; schooner 872 tons lumber Whining
ton 6 to GNswnioFk private terms n sch9oneT 2.4
schooner 272 tons, lumber. Norfolk Ncw-york. 50
.'esS's5 IONS suRn iaSs
schooner So ions coal Edgewater to- St Johnf B ST.
schooner $50 tons, coal Philadelphia Salem soc Nor
Kised@m or Continent so s0F' 'p4'A'"'''4 70 H''eo
IT, Of aa at Haahs 4ts Pes ss but
spot oil is offered very sparngly ana more or less nom
Linseed oil firm unchanged Petroleum. bbs 81 IS.
s. g. ReeS sssds Os IS C a @ S o
l %s eos Of 2 n9%H3 prime 2n RIre
Ssef@sl3c prime winter yellow. 4oa4lc nseed American
raw s5c Western nseed quoted &c under city brands
PRoVIsIoNs-Strcng conditions replaced Wednesdays
depression in provisions Yesterday the outcome Of
lodl5c rise in live hogs and much smaller receipts Pack
traders considerable outside demand developed which
all d Interior points the receipts amounted to 1000 against
odVe9 ls S 200 %eek ana S9oo year ago chicago re
For Friday Chicago expected - 600 hogs. PORK
clear. si4qsi7 az ;BEEEF-Frm quoted: Ness, s9q
50 so tsm $50 90 81 IS Tsr'g5 81 Isl 9o es1
s26as2l -... DRESSED HoasEFirm quoted: Bacons
cut MEATsPiekied bellies easier ps auotea Smoking
bellies, 1ozc 10 NJ 9%alOc; y b, one; IA rb. 9a934e
quoted: s499kc...... TALLOW-Steady; city 4%q5c;
s sa asots 81 IS 1sne an F duoed
a So @ 81 ssss s 81 &C.
.sTEARINE-steady quoted: o!eo exc; city lard.
RicE-DesrabIe grades rice had a fair inquiry and
were firm In tone at fully sustained quotations Other
tic. low fair: 3ha4hc; fair 70 good, $500
a5l4c: Japan 4aG5c; Java, 4A@4Ac: Rangoon. in bond
holding or in expectations OF decline in price The
changed list prices with grades OF soft being
shaded points Quotations follow loaf and crushed
powdered, 575c; powdered powdered and fruit
Eagle coarse, hne, carton 2 n bags and
bags of fine granu'ated SOC; EAGLE fine Franulated
4. 54oc; No J. 5-25e; Nos and 3, 52oc; No + 515c;
475c 40 10 47oc: 70 H. 4e5c: Nos Il and IS 4eoc
Nos "A, Is and 10 455c Advces from abroad were de
sssFs saSSnE osa net rise Of
s'snd','. cx'ns 70 ne SCARCITY Srernss Ets
grades at the close Of business.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-16
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-York. November IS 1900.
BEANS AND PEAs-Dennand is fairly active and with
available stock market sustained
rcd kidney which are weak and Sc lower Green peas
We quote: Beans. bush,
QS2 371s: do medium. choice pea, choice, bbs
50 N5: bags 81: do red kidney, 1900 choice. 50
1892 choice. 81 25 do white kidney 1900, choice. 50
yellow eye. choice. So 30: do turtle soup choice
81 IS; o Scotch bags. 81 2714.
BUTTER-Fancy fresh creamery continues scarce
holders have pushed the price still higher More
being diverted refrigerator fancy
advanced. Lower grades ind
little change. quote Creamery extra per 10 27c. DO
Hrsts 252sc: do seconds 2224c lower grades ofS
2ic; creamery. June. 23@24c nrsts 21922te
DO held thrds seconds 1s2c; dairy heIf rLir
tubs fancy. 24@2oc do hrsts, 22G3c tubs seconds
1a21c; do thirds. l61lIc: State dairy rlius IsfI9c
do
14h@16c Western factory June make finest i5isc: do
held. good. 14Gl15c do 40
seconds f4c factory dairy lower grades iss51ssr.
I5Gfsc
cheese and small continues very quiet
and absence Of business prices than
There Is little in late made large
cheese for EXPORT at l0ikc
which about all that could be depended upon though
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-16

ing sn9 scarcity Of offerings An s6ya,o. -. - ,
al betlh or points At Budapes. sna OF y marx
P eoip,'sto the rest OF European rnaIe al
Donestlc export business renortsG 'Eet news
ports Extremely cold weather in ali d! ." loads all
was an incident OF the days nforrns,iou 81 the west
important enect On the market. Wy mac no
degrees below zero in the Dakotas Ia ~ 1tSel ION
N oaner tals 5 't vest Spring wheat receipfs Ar
week and 166 asainst so
ported strong demand for re-
advance over the previous day. expec.e6
stocks viii increase 200 600 bush Ia DuLuth
week Of 429 00U The Price c1ro. increase last
mostly doing we'll with marketing very sac wheat
districts and the situation N
tons OF cash wheat aoat basis Wee ss ,Si
79e4c; No hard Duluth old NJ
TIC: No 2 red. 7ozc C. t1ard
in firm position
quite active although mostly for account IL
seaboaCd elearances Of S63 900 bush the bull s
West and export bust mess Of about loads A, ali
the bear factors
grading throughout the corn belt result Of verv
cold present, and decline h6&d in ths
800 COO bush OF and The Government report s
o. reported the yield hsS
against 235 month IS 81 in 1899 q. 1893 AND
PAL the for the last ten The total crop
bush estimated last month. The Of hand
November "A cent Of the 1889 crop. corn
ciosed AT 464c elevator. 46c delivered and 47lkc b
aaoat; No white and yellow. a 1zc OATS
rash properly without much business reported. 2
oats 2ec No oats Is Nc No white 2s1c No white
track mixed 25927c track white 27i2 GS3c; No
white clipped 29d29Ac .RYE-Market steady No l
western 5s1c afoat; No Western, soc afioat:
@Market quiet; feeding. 42446c Buffalo mating.
s s1 So 96a1ac i New-YorR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-16
CASH Quotations
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Nev-York. November 10. 1900
CoFFEEThere active liquidation Of long
II $50 bags up to u 2e5"o bags and for the
session, 5000 bags. The opening call decline
o. lOq2o points Inc market generally weak through
cut the session cables from Europe Brazil being
of adverse HaVre decline Of
IL francs: Hamburg closed decline S4Ql pig. and
Santos al decline Of 100 while the market Rio
steady unchanged prices for coffee and 32d higher
the exchange rate mGing TIE latter l0Asd The
ment Of supplies il Brazil continued heavy The receipts
Rio and Santos amounted 5000 bags, with interior
receipts OF IS oG0 bags Cleared Rio November 10 the
bark Francis 1900 bags NoN ia the ol
steamer Oilers 900 bags With the American Visible
sun heavier in Europe the prospect for increased ship
ments from Bra II added 10 the weak feeling here The
TeITesertatiye Of leading Broad-st house was the
principal buyer for the OF short
TIE market finally steady in loss OF
bQ10 points. The market supplies
lower with warehouse deliveries in United
smaller G,566 bags and figure quotations
or less nominal the basis Of Use No
Rio. invoice lots.
The range Of contract In to-day
was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-16


Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cabes-spot COZ.
ton good demand sales y 900 bales dos circulation ion
eeipt, Is 600 bse American - coo bales Md-upland
p n quiet Z -s4da2-ezd mel hgher: closed stfsdy:
S1sS Fsb5garyMMsFcn SiS 5aGe
sb 0 SoyenSeT 5426
Manchester yarns quiet ard firm Cloths orders al 10"
limits.
FLOUR AND MEAI-The trade bought sparnely. and.
while steadier prevailed. advance was possible
owing to the irregular actions Of wheat together witn
sas4 s5 winter sfaiehts 50 5osss CO.
a5 extra No winter 81 ssgs2 So no grads 81 Zeg
~ IS spot and to arrive o. I'VE Sc "a
fe5 e Seo 1Ta4 KILN dried 81 ss2 TO-
y brand BAG MEAI-stea6y; quoie9i r tes s wnaIe
quoted Spring $40 so sacks 10 arrive 200 10
sS sIst s spF my SIX s s7 oe So &c.
inseec oil cake. $40 co. corn oil cake. $40 IS.
GRAIN-wEEAT-An advance Of about half cent
cue entirely 70 local covering orders constituted the only
z range between 7sc and 7sAc closing the latter
nlr which represented nc advance over the previous
aEhts close Speculative operations were again con
hed the professional contingent which retained all its
"a bearish prejudces and only consented to protect
Us outstanding shorts when confronted by MIDDAY re-
ports 70 the effect of red wheat had
zen worked to Lisbon There was also renewal OF
Argentine news circulated at about me sse
merit from the trade. Other influences OF minor I'M
lance but probably having some weight N ine mills
grinding AGAIN efs pressure OF Deeemoe p ,s
ske HE bears placed the estimates or LoVooo uua
Increase in the visible supply Monday ana prospeots
the oversold condition Of market were at somewnst
1shcvantage and therefore obliged TO ACT cnutousy
iowsr during the day 5ust about mssehine decline
"Wednesday. regalaed I'D the late curb on cover
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-16
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Nov. IS p. ro.-Cotton: Spot-CIood bust
done: prices steady American midiing fair 51sd;
good rnddtng, 9-l6d; middling, l5S2d; low dtlrg
$50. good ordinary. go: ordinary: - I'D The
s1e Of jhe day 10000 bales. II which $50 bales
for Speculation and .xport ana included IL loo bales
American. Receipts 1900 bales including 1900 bales
American. Fuy4res opened quite, and closed steady;
American midtling m November. - 64d. buyers;
November 70 Gid sellers: December and
January. 16-6id. sellers. January and February.
"A 6i. February ard March, l2-6id buyers,
Eiarch and April l0-64d sellers: April and May
ga SELLERS June. Gi1 sellers, June
July. 5-G4d buyers. July and August 3Gida5 cad
sellers; August and September tO64i4 6l64d, buyers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-16

Spot cotton closed steady with qu"tsons I.l6e ao
10 lice for miadlnE Gulf Sales 81 baes s@nfnern
spot teesranhed follows: NeW-Orleahs
frr AZ lie 1l6c higher Mobile steady, 9isc; Sa-
yannah firm at -I6c higher: Charleston steacy
AZ Wilmington firm at &c Norfolk nrn at
1916 -l8c up; Baltimore nominal at csc; memphis
steady AZ slice Augusta CSC: St Louis hrn at
9.c lice up Estimated receipts tomorrow al Ne"Ir
leans 0G0 bales. against II s bales
arYs, last Usek ana s0T bales last year Houston
1900 bales 10 Il 1851 bales last week
and l6,54S year
REGENTS al the ports points to-day COM
pared with the same day week and last year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-16
NAVAL STORES

tolerabIy steady prevailed in the market
for spirits. with business limited TO supplying
UNCHANGED prices. R1sn quiet and stead.
We quote:
TAR-ReGulars, So so; do oil b5s 81 a.
TURPENTI NF;--Sprits. II y q i5c.
RosIN-Common TO good, strained. 81 90; F. 81 So =.
81 90; C. 81 rs. H. 81 90 s.: X So 10: " s. 20,
81 G5: w G, So 10; W W. So 20.
STOCK ON HAND.
Barrels.
osin .4il
spirits tufpcntlne lofiT
Charleston, Nov. 15.-Turpentine market firm 42lzc:
firm unchanged.
savannah, Nov. l5-Spir'ts turpeuIiue firm. 4Ic;
cepts. 845; sales $40; exports 1861 Resin firm and
unchanged; receipts, 42sl sales, 431s exports 100
New-oreans; Nov. l5-Iecepts rosn. l5s turpentine
AZ exports Hanava. 200 bbls rosin.
Wilmington. Nov l2-Sprs turpentne Arm. 41a41 'sc;
receipts 81 casks Rosn steady, 81
100 Crude turptntine ST 1872 40, receipts So
Tar steady. 81 So receipts. 81.
London, Nov. lo.-Turpentine-Spirits. Cd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-16
new YORK CENTRAL.
HARLEM DIVISION.

9l2 A. NJ and 8 81 ? VI Daily except Sunday TO
Ptttsheld Sundays ony at g. 20 A. NJ
Pullman Cars al through trains.
Trains illuminated with Pintsch Light.
Ilcket offices az 1l3 26I. AS I216 Broadway, .
a a.9h "a w 30 Columbus Ave. 1873 West l2Sth St.
I-ath 81 and 13Sth St Stations New York: 338
F4 rIs p: and lo+ Broadway. E D. Brooklyn.
Itiephohe $40 Ssth Street for New York Central Cab
service Baggage checked fom hotel residence by
WeStcott Express COr1rany
EDGAR VAN FTTEN GEORGE H DANIFIs
General Superintendent. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-16
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo Nov. 15.-spring wheat-No Northern old.
carloads s2l4c No Northern new 7s33G Winter wheat
strong No yellow sc yellow. 41sc: No yellow.
4Ol4c; No corn, 41b2c No corn. 40 No corn 4Oc
Oats firm: No white. 2T%c; No white. 26l2c No 4
white 25i2c mixed 24iac; No mixed. 24c Barley
High grades nomnaly 62QG4c; medium. 50G8Oc; low
grade 55a57c Rye unsettled; No nomnaly. soc Flour
steady Canal freights-Notice has been given that
through billed insurance grain Will be issued after
Saturday nth. the weather is favorable Short
STUFF Will close the oath Wheat taken to-day at
3I1c corn Sc: oats @isc; barley. 2Hc. 10 New-York
Chicago Nov. 1.-THE leading futures ranged fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-16
Railroaos.
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains New York. foot Of Chambers st.
follows. 5 minutes earlier from W 23d
300 4. Day.-Sold for Buffalo Arr. s .. m
Binghemton. waverly. Emira and Bradford Coaches
parlor and cafe dining Buffalo.
ESQ p m. Da.ly--Chicago Limited-Fasf mai-SnIid
train Chicago arriving s. 20 m Arr Cleveland
m Seepers Chicago, Cleveland. Cincinnati Dining car
7.3O .. Daiy.-Buralo and Cleveland Express-Arr
T05, Bradford 40 jamestown 100
1927 m; Cleveland 1890 m sleepers to Buff
0.I5 D. Daily.-Solid train for Bnghamton. Waiver
ly Elmra. Chicago. Sleepers Buffalo. Chicago Cincn
YTSIcKETs LOCAL TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN
i ACCOMMODATIONS at Ill. 1i2. 261 4Oi and e5T
Broadway. l55 East I25ta St and 2I3 West 125th
chambers ana west 90 81 ierrles New-dork 1888 and
Hoboken. Jersey City Station. New York Transfer
Co. calls for and checks baggage to destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-16
OTHER MARKErs-RY TELEGRAPH.


Chicago, Nov. observation-disclosures 1000 head. includ
ing 400 Texans and 200 Westerns good choice
10 oc higher and rough medium slow natives best
o. sale today Of yearings So So good to prime
steers 50 4OS5 90 poor medium 81 35$5 30; selected
slow at So I5 81 30: mixed stockes weak at 50 so
4S3 oo cows choice higher So 70$+ % heers choice
strong 1oc higher at 81 1884 "a; steady at
STEADY at S+u$5 I5 Texans. best sale today cars
or grassers 81: Texas fed Sass; Texas
steers. SIS S3$4 l5 Texas bulls So 50qS3 35 HogsRe
ceipts to-day 80 900 head Tomorrow $1,000 (estimated
lett over 1000 market l0c higher closing shade easier
top IS 05; mixed and butchers. 81 70G$5 05 good to
81 70gS5 021; bulk Of sales. 81 S5qS5 SEeepReceips
I6Co0 head; sheep steady shade lower heavy
I0c lower lambs 5q1oc lower; good choice wethers
S49S 30. fair choice mixed So 1884 10: Western
sheep S4G$4 25 Texas sheep 50 50dS3 60; native lambs
81 36d$5 30; Western lambs. S56$5 25
Cincinnati Nov. 15HOgs higher at So 6o9$4 92l1 Cat
lie weak at 81 25a$4 o. sheep steady at 81 5oG$S S.
East BUFFALO Nov 15ReGeipts-cattle; % ears sheep
% sheep and lambs 6 cars; hogs. Cattle
The market showed change in the absence of fresh
receipts calves fair demand with light offerings
and sold at 81 50G$S. Sheep and lambs-There was a
fair general demand with lambs selling at 50 30 for the
bulk Of the good with sales of choice lambs at s. SOG
SIS 20dS5 30 81 25GS4 75 sheep choice
eytra 81 254s+ rs; good choice S4qS4 Is HOGS in
moderate demand heavy SIS 5qS5 90 mixed s. l6efS5 20
Workers. IS 5qS5 90 pigs So 2S roughs' - 0ogs4 49,
East Liberty Nov 15s-Cattle steady; extra; 50 5o9
steady: grades o5QS5 IS roughs 50 6OG$4 20 Sheep
lambs. SIS 2OaS5 so common 10 good. s. 50aS5'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-16

CoTToN-Speculation in decidedly more
active General conditions decidedly
the opening call showed 26I2 points.
There further advance of SQ20 points before
upward movement arrested by selling profits
The advance originated in better class Of cable
than had been expected II anything,
from Liverpool looked for. in view Of
Of @7 points the day previous But instead the English
a9vices showed well sustained sales OF spot
Of li.64-64d futures before day was out
The response here was immediate and than equal
Buying active and general. led by the short
tngent The upward movement facilitated by
ports Of cold weather in the South attitude
the part Of spot holders; a large demand from
poTters, and American spinners well The latter how
ever, particularly energetic owing
misgvings the inherent tendency of the market
for cotton goods which at present. hardly offers
dollar for old contrast with current quota
tons spot the South. The upward move
also assisted by from Manchester to
The effect English spin-ers had 70 the
cluson that the cotton not large one. and
that he general signs pointed 20 the wisdom OF buying
freely Some said that the English advance was
Renewed OF q buish crop estimate by Mr.
Neil The market few intervals Of reaction and
profit taking undertone and closed
firm At a advance of 1927 points
The Of contract prices in the local market to-
osy follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-16

ICES were easier than steady.
'''h FAIR demand One OF sheep over Poorest
pest sheep sold So 5Oqs+ % per 100 70:
lambs at 81 75Q 50 So, Cu.ls al 81 Canadian lambs
10 70 Dressed mutton firm 5Q7l3c per 10, and
"ethers sold in small Sc: dressed lambs
saies:-E L Kerns s Co: IL State lambs SO 10
9altaio do IS 10. 81 10 1879
% sheep 50 ~ at So 49, IS State do 50 70, at S4
% 10 al s. 80; IS Buffalo do 90 10. at So IS
arson s Co: 2+2 Ohio lambs 20 70. al SIS IS; 223
6So 40 - n at s. 49, 262 do IS n. at IS 05; go
ooln q Shannon 1s9 Kentucky lambs rb s. 60:
its Oo sheep s. 10, s. % % Ohio sheep and year
Harrington & Co Buffalo lambs 81 10. IS so; So
b9iraIo sheep. l05 10. a So
Judd CO. So Pennsylvania lambs So 10 at 50 90:
~ hrIao DO co ~ s. 1914; 2o3 Kentucky sheep 50
3D. al 81 -; % Pennsylvania do. 81 10. at 81 80
D. IL WilkeTson: 22I Buffalo lambs, "a ~ SIS 49, lIe
b1nalo sheep 10 n, a 81.
d Harrington: Canada lambs 81 70. IS IS: 302
% 81 10 at SIS 49, 200 So 70, IS 65 IS State do
~ 10; at s. 80; 81 sheep. 1O2 10 at So 80.
Jsln1e Wright & - State lambs go ~ at IS rs;
81 10. 50 so
Andrew Mullen 70 State lambs e5 IS rs; Is State
sheep. l26 10 a 81.
J. H. Hume & Bro: 81 State lambs 65 10. at SIS 7O
- Pennsylvania 90 Pennsylvania sheep
81 10. at 50 So.
J G. Curtis & Son: 9 State lambs 81 70. at So 10.
HOtiS-Receipts were IS COZ head all for
saughteTers, with the exception Of few head Steady
Tor live hogs. and the whole pigs included,
quoted at 50 25l$5 80 100 ~ Country dressed steady
Sales. Judd & Co Gate yesterday So Ohio hogs
n, at SIS 40.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-16

Flo-tonee MARKET steady; No Rio 1920: exchange
6d. receipts 5000 bags; cleared the United States
1000 bags; cleared for Europe 5000 bags stock 2S 600
bags ' 0'0S