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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-07-29

Words wh,spersd IN our Ear From
Inland Towns In the Territory
Saturday Afternoen.
REAGAN.


DIR. Williamson has returned
from Rolf.
Several of our people are visit
ing at Three Mile townsite.
BELToN.
A. F. Lanier went to Wiley to-
day.
j. A. Patterson has returned
from Wapanucka.
CUMBERLAND.
Grandma Cullins was taken sud-
denly sick last night but is report
ed better today.
Crop prospects are flattering.
c. M. Chambers has just re-
turned from a visit to Collin
county, Texas.
COLBERT.
Oats are still coming in.
A. NJ. Lescraft shipped five cars
Oh oats yesterday.
j. D. Coleman left yesterday for
a business trip to Oklahoma.
Colbert now has a brass band
and also Coney Island bathing
room. Young men visiting Col
bert will be we'll treated.
TIsHoMINGo.
DIR. Gee, formerly a resident of
this place but recently of Emory,
Tex, has returned and accepted a
position as prescription clerk in
Adams drug store.
Prof. F. NJ. White has returned
from a business "trip to his ranch
at Beef creek.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Rennie ar
rived here yesterday and will make
Tishomingo their future home.
Mr.. Cox, while attempting to
bicycle yesterday, caught
his foot in the rear wheel and one
of his toes was cut off by the
spokes.
EMET.
Rev. Miller, presiding elder of
the Methodist church, preached
here yesterday.
Mrs. Davis is quite sick.
Mr.. Cannons, child is much
worse today and fears are enter
tained for its recovery.
Mr.. Carr returned to Jesse this
John Mcclure of Whitewright,
Tex. is here.
Richard Cox is preparing TO
move with his family to Randolph,
Texas.
DOUGHERTY.
Quite crowd of people arrived
here yesterday from Honey Grove,
Texas.
The big meeting was begun here
asst night by the Indian preacher. |
All the poisoned people at this
place have recovered.
EVANSVILLE.
George Holloway of Oil Springs |
S here.
Bud Mitchesson is on the sick |
ist.
q. Harper leaves tomorrow for
Myra, Texas.
Miss Annie Gum of Oakland is
lere.
NORTON.
Rev. j. Y. Brice of Tishomingo
8 here conducting the meeting,
which will be continued through
lext week.
RAVIA.
A building is being fitted I'D
lere to be used as & restaurant.
WILSON.
The debate between Rev. j. l..
Clark of Wilson, a member of the
Christian church. and Prof. Pey-
on, a member of the Baptist
begun here today and will
asst two days. A large crowd is in
own TO hear the debate.
John Bushard received a tele-
'hone message today from Marietta
tating that his nephew, Sam Bu-
hard, was dying.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-07-29
Powell Picnic and Barbeeus

There is to be a Fraternal PlclH
and Barbecue under the auspic'.
of the Odd Fellows. WOodmen ana
MasoDs at Powell on Wednesda''
August s. There Will be plen4
meat for all, and music. speakl.
and other diversions will sboan.
to the enjoyment of ali, and even
body is invited.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-07-29

The Ugliest Fiddler in the In
dian Territory will be at the Old
Fiddlersp Contest. Kloski's opera
house, July 81.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-07-29

Still going on. Every item in
the line of Summer Millinery will
be sold at reduced prices. Don't
miss this opportunity at
LOWENSTEIN'
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-07-29

Ask your grocer for Red Cross
Bag Blue. Large package five
cents.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-07-29

Furnished room, close in for
rent. Apply J. F. McKelyey, at
Jakes. 23tf
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-07-29

Brantley & Scales repaired nf
cook stove. Work gives ennis
satisfaction.
MRS. A. V. DoAK,
r. w. RANDOL,
and Others.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-07-29
Fire Insurance.

We are prepared to write iDsus
ance on all good gins, and in fns
class companies. Call on or viii
US.
TIsDAL, TRoUTMAN & BRIDeMLg
29d & w-2t Ardmore, l. 7.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-07-29
Stand PRIVILEGES.

Bids will be received up to and
including the first day of August
for the stand privileges at the two
days barbecue-15th and 10th of
August. Right reserved to reject
any and all bids. Address,
JOHN l.. GAIT, Chairman.
or III. ARoNsoN, Secretary.
Odtf
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-07-29
Daughters of the con,..

The officers and member
Chickasaw chapter are reou...
to meet at Miss Bertie Eddie.
on Wednesday afternoon. An,
at 4 o'clock.
Mrs. T. Y. MORGAN, P,a
Miss H&TTIE HARDY. Sec
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-07-29

WANTED-Two good men; Nd
be A No. l hustlers. Good tbi,|
for right parties. Apply to Or p
dress w. E. McKelvey, Ardmou'
|. T., at DIR. Bogie's resldenes .,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-07-29

The Broadway Carriage shol|
has two good horse shoers at pre-
ent, so bring your horses il JOG
want to try a good shoer. We sli|
turn you out a good job in shod
order.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-07-29

WANTED-Clean white rags at
this Office, will pay two cents per
pound. If
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-07-29

Tom Roberts was last night I
ported quite seriously ill.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-07-29

Burch & Vernon, have a line
of buggies, hacks and carriages,
built for and especially adapted to
this country. We buy them by
the car load and want. to sell them.
We can show a nice line of har-
ness. 26-6d&1w.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-07-29

Are you a reader of the Daily .
Weekly ARDMoREITEi Ii ne'f
why mott
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-07-29

II has been the expressed inten-
ton Of Rev. Henry B. Smith %
remove from Ardmore to another
field Of labor soon after Aug i,
and his contemplated departure
was a matter of regret to his many
friends here, who will now learn
with pleasure that he has reconsid-
cred that determination and will
remain in Ardmore as rector of
st. Philips church.
This determination was reached
last night at a meeting of the
church yestry held at the residence
of Capt j. s. Hammer. The ves-
try has been in correspondence
with Bishop Brooke with a view to
retaining Rev. Smith at this place
and last night they received in
formation that there request had
been granted, and Rev. Smith for
mally accepted the change for an
other year or longer.
At this meeting also the vestry
was reorganized and the following
officers were elected for the ensu-
ing year: j. w. Golledge, war
den to preside; A. B. DeFreese,
secretary: r. S. Dennee. treasur-
er. Mrs j. w. Golledge was Sc
lected as collector of church sub
scriptions. The yestry will hold
regular meetings on Monday after
the first Sunday in each month.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-07-29
Our Clearing Sale

cents.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-01

SSs seu g "a sS .Sa s. e % Ss sns sut 8 TO rh9s,Sha %
on snninsr yellow slc prime white 3sc prime winter
yellow STis@ssAs; nseed. American raw. csc; nseed
quoted e under city brands: lard oil. 5Sd60c
Fi.oF @ iSIONs-trom opening weakness due to nbeTaI
partly by packers bat finally depressed result
OF hesslIess N srsin and closed rather weak theIe
pected on saturday; Kansas City had 1900. Omaha
saS;s sS and Mes. an E@s Hs! f m @ So ss
Sl4qSiI btshsl Steady; quoted: Mess, Se6S9 5o
5a a@ ssS s 1881 ~ @ Reef fsse SSS SS Extra gaottd lada at
S2q 500 so DRESSED HOG9-Ftrm; quoted: Bacors
s @ Ss sS $50 o., NJ eSs; pigs , 10
n oiac i b ec il ~ ssc FcEled shouidefs steady
.... TALLow-Dui; city. 47Se: country AK g5isc-.
LARD-Easy; quoted 755c. city lard steady; quoted
Continent. 750e Brazil kegs. 9.4Oc. Compound quiet
quoted: City. 5sQ6c; Western, 57s@6c. STEsARlNE
quiet; quoted: Oeo. 63zq6%c; city lard siearine' 50
RICE-Buslness was Of a hand TO character in
without material change Of values Quotations follow
Smsstie common % Icy far S3ag44G; Tar to s20a
tsq5Sei japan. 47aG5e; Java, 4sG4%ei Rangoon IN
sUGAR-The American Sugar Refining Company still
lated, selling sofs at 5Gl5 points below these fig
ufes The undertone quiet and steady, with business
XNXX povsere1 75c. naulersd coa-sa po,yierei and
n bsgs ~ 6ne iT,aI 1HITe l 7on3 FlrI IN, g-annated
standard Eranulated and diamond A. 56Oc:
A. 4oc No I. 515c; . 51Oc; No 3. 5O5c; No T. SC:
No c. 490c No = Soc: No s zoe No o. 46Oc Nos 10
emerara sugar made to-day for December shipfe nj
"details hheld but far could be learned was s9la
Gnaertone Of ,he market very strong with closn
ec or cenrfE @ hs for tes ana ase for
beet sugar in London ar unespeed prices on the basis Of
I'd DargU
New-York tribune., 1900-12-01
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Nov sO-Cattle-Receipts. 25Oo; generally
steady; steady slow natives best
To-day cars S6 so, good TO prime
steers $50 IS go poor medium, S4uSS 20 selected
feeders steady slow, SO 40S4 % mixed sockers weak
81 25dS3 so: 81 6S4 Ia heifers 81 6aS4 90 can
uers S2QS2 5O bulls 81 5OqS4 10: calves steady s. 500
SS Texans-Recepts. 100, best sale to-day three
carloads fed S4Qx4 80; Texas
steers Texas bulls, 81 5oS3 % Hog
Receipts to-day - 2Oo0O estimated eIt
over 800; shade lower; top. 81 92's: mixed
81 60GS4 92 good to choice, heavy ~ %
gs4 90 rough heavy 8 5os CO. light q so9s4 90; eai
70 strong lambs active about loc hsher gooa g Choice
ern sheep s4gs 25 Texas sheep Sc 5oass %; native
lambs S3 50dS so: Western lambs, 81 50qSS %
Cincinnati, Nov. Solos steadieF SS l0g$4 so Cat
tie steady 81 25G$a Sheep dull lower $1aS3 So Lambs
dull. lower. - 25GS4 20
East Liberty Nov. 30-Csttle steady; extra. So 4Ol
s. co.. prime s. 25; common. S3QSS so, Hogs aetiyes
common 10 fair t4 90Ss; pigs. <5QS5 O roughs.
"a sGS4 "a sheen steady choice wethers Ss sou 1Si:
common 6O9S2 50; choice lambs s5@SS 2S; common 70
good. S3 sOGs8 s.; veal calves. 50 S0aSI
East Buffalo Nov. 9o-Rsosipts-Cattle es cars shseP
and lAmbs cars; - Shipments-catts %
sheep and lambs. 10 hogs. "a cars Cattle
Two which sold In punches on late decline
On the basis frem Monday Celyss-iA meSsrste supply
fair demand, steady; choice 70 extra ~ asE good -
ssoiee sIgSI so shsep and aHes-SepPly to-day Suss
liberal There sales Of extra lambs basis OF
5 90 but bulk Of oriHgs OF pretty seed lambs was
basis OF So choice extra laMhs - sos0 f good 20
choice s5asa 25 common 10 fair, 81 25gSt CO. sheep
New-York tribune., 1900-12-01

MiIAl-s-Ihe PTncipsl feature in metal market
afd ,yesk aaEiees from London. close
siI ran vs1rsnts continue quiet an So 0aSio so;
-ck.rs Troc for lead was 81 ~ ana Tor sTeier 50
u " y t-rssf-s A>D sFHUPS-The market for moasses
Syrurs were were suet ana unchanged. Quotations folow.
- IL.ius 81 common, l3q lSe; fair l3ul9c'
ssa5ae Porto Rico sse4Ge <s ies esmnob lsSliGe:
fair l7elsc: good 1920. prime sia24o fancy 25a2se
r ~ lSaeTsi 2 tnag, rates ] Were s'easy ei,a ln
Tor steamers the was limited FOR Atlantic
n ~ nIt S,o 5or general cargo rom the CUT f,ates
9aI 9aI a. e Gi,ssoy 80 Bristol AID Ih 4As; HUI
ereool 100 soe IaHdon oa1s Is aa cIIARTEls
Two new British steamers. - tons general cargo.
5engs to Agz,rals hsTthed Decent British
YORK lump sum eaussi-nt 10 snt So So December:
January British steamer 5000 tons dead weight phos
steamer. 2So0O Quarters heavy grain and oats Phadel-
hecersbers HTsh rter ~ oS - Susriers grain AZ
iantic ranEe Denmark g Gass lid March: British
ports Cni'ea ,kingaom Continent. s Pad option Ham
leuH henee . Bombay. 2e. January: British
cur 20 thres ports MedilsTTanesn 27s Cd prompt Brit
pen'na1h Is o. 'seeater lir,tish steamer -. tons
ca. Denmark 2ls ga Deember BTitish steamer 1880
including H9nen lss March 10: British steamer So
Fefuar NorVesisz sesiasr i2os IONS sugar Demerara
cole Baltimore Tsmaco - g % respectively:
SeT@an snip ylSS e1ae tgI T s 5snSs % TO Hons;
cargo. hence 10 Australia private terms February:
new tons. shocks, Iurksp1rt Palermo
back TEagant 70 Gl9aoestsT salL private terms:
2i3 cai and general
81 200. Two seoeners sf2 ana s92 tons lumber
ie Ner!csHs 10 Hes-Yor 81 Schooner % 's 9Is ,Gns 59
phosphate rock, Tampa baltimore 81 %: Two Pritrh
York = - barre ilo0 iafs plaster. Hlllsboro
British taEA,
owners accouHti sehosner s37 dry green
lumber Ciarernout NsWIoF.
schooner. 30 tons. lumber. Bermuda
YORK salt Richmond.
QILS-In the coftOnseed oil conditions were
sftl practically nominal far business was con-
ceTEcd and the unqertnne remained weak
hanged. Refined petroleum quiet steady al
former prices. Linseea o steady GRd unchanged Pc
New-York tribune., 1900-12-01

Cash quotations follows; Flour quiet
changed: No spring wheat. 6a6sisc; No red. TOz9
oats 21sc No white 261a are; No white. 25a26zc
9ey fair TO choice mailing 5556c; No haxseed 81 81
20 No Northwestern, 81 81; prime timothy seed,
- S4 @ elove- contract grade, $40 pork per bbl
Sll lZz4S 20 lard, per 100 10 SIS 90dS6 So short ribs
sles oose 50 S6 IS; dry salted shoulders (boxed
20 ISS Ia short clear sides t6oxed 50 S9aS6 %;
change to-day the butter dull; creameFies I56
&c; daes. 1sG20c Cheese firm. 1034GllHc Esss Arm;
Cincinnati Nov 3o.-Flour dull Wheat quiet; No .
161zc. Corn quiet; No mixed. 3Sc. Oats steady No
mixed 24e Rye quiet; No SIC Lard easier, 6sOc Bulk
meats easier. S. STA. Bacon active S. Whiskey steady
81 II. Sugar steady.
Duluth. Nov 3O.-wheat-No hard. T2aT3e; No
Northern I2 No Northern, 69ae No sprtns S6c; 70
aIrVe NO hard t2l&c; No Northern, olssc December
IOsuIlc; May, I5lsc Corn 371c- Oats. 22%tQ2Sc-
I31 974c; No Northern TOls G72tsc Rye firm; No l.
4s12oOc Barley steady No 2 556c sample. 4S4561se
Minneapolis. Nov. 30-Wheat. cash. T2%ci December
IlA971 sc; May, I4is974hc on track: No hard Ti%e
bran unchanged
Philadelphia Nov sO-wheat 1sc grade
spot. l14IiAc December. T14T1Ac Corn lie lower; No
mixed. spot As 944c; December. 42a42Ae- Oats hE
fancy Western creamery 25c; 90 prints sc Eggs hrr
good demand; fresh nearby. 2Tc do Western 26c; do
York fun creams. fancy, small n q do fair 70 choice
ION Gle Receipt-Flour 5000 bbs and LESS 600 n
sacks wheat 700 BUSH corn. $4,000 oats 40 900 Ship
meuts-Wheat 5000 bush $50 900; oats. $500
St. Louis Nov. 30-wheat lower; No red cash. 69%c:
November 699se; December 691s 969Ao January 7Ois
7Oasc; May, T3haTsAc; No hard. 6sc- CoEn-No 2
May s5c oats~No 2 cash ssc; November. 2Sc; Deem
Der. &c; May. 241ac; No = white. 261sc.
Toledo Nov. 3O--wheat fairly active. hrm; cash
December T4se; January Iolss May 7sAe Corn active
December 2sc Rye. 51e. Cieysrseed quiet cash. 1899
prime. 50 Is; December Sc so; March. ss 90.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-01
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. Nov 3O-Exchange: Beef-Extra India
easy, 6es PoFk-Prime Western firm. T2s- Hams
Short II 10 16 10. ass Cd Lard-Amsricsn
pals steady, 3Ss prime tisrces
quiet. ass Cd. Bacon-Cumberland cut 2s 70 90 n.
AIS 3D. short rib Is % N, firm. Sd; long
clear middes light s5 70 40 10 ar ass 3D. long clear
middles heavy As 70. fF AIS 3D. clear
IS 10 20 10 rn 44s clear bellies Il TO I6 f strong
ShouldeFs-Square IL TO IS 10, strong. S3s Cd
Buttsr-Fnest United States quiet, 95s; good United
dull Sis 3D. Cheese easy American finest white
Sis 3D. American finest colOred. SIS Cd TallOW drm
prime city, 25s 3D. Australian in London 27s Cd Cot
tonseed 0I-EIuIl refined, quiet 2ls TuFpentine-
Spirits dull. Sesa Rosin-COmmOn steady As 7I6d Lin
seed oil, 32s Sd Petroleum--Rehned. I'd F1Our-St
Louis fancy s. Cd. London pa
cihc COAST steady. &2 5s@e3 5s. Peas-Canadan IS
sid. Wheat-Spot steady; No ! California. SIS 21zd
No Western winter. IS l1%d No Northern sprlng
6s 3D. futures quiet; December. 5s load; March, d
Corn-Spot quiet: American mixed new As ID; futures
steady; November nominal; December As sd; January
IS aAd.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-01
foretlosure Sales.
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, coUNTY

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY
~ OF NEW YORK.-Fhs Dry Dock Savings Institution.
PlaintiT agaixst Thomas Riley. Reilly others
Defendants In pursuance Of Judgment Of Foreclosure
ana Sale duly made and entered in the
action bearing date ,he sth day OF November. 1900
the Referee in said Judgment named
sell al Public Auction the New York Real Estate
Broadway, In the Borough Manhat-
tan Citv York. the 7th day OF December 1900
az - O'clock nOon that day. by John 7. Boyd
tonse- the premises said Judgment
ana therein follows; All that
niece or marcel land with the building thereon
Situate living and being in the Twelfth Ward OF the City
Of New York bounded and described follows.
beginning point or the seutheTly side OF Eighty
ssep+h Street distant hundred and ft-twO
90 ona-third inches Westerly SOuthWestery
corner Of Eightyssvsnth Street and Third Avenue
SOutheTly and parallel with Third Avenue
one hundred eight One-half inches the
seventh and along said centre line twentsx feet
parallel with Third Avenue and OF
the distance through party wall hundred feet eight
to the SOuthery side OF Eghtysev-
enth Street thence Eastey along said Eightyseventh
the point place Of beginning
mated New York. November 18th. 1900.
s. MORRILL, BANNER. Referee.
yseJ AMIN WRIGHT Attorney for Plaintiff. No IS
Row Borough OF Manhattan New York City
THE following Is diagram OF the property 70 be sold
described above;
New-York tribune., 1900-12-01

Exports for the week Havana S2S bales; FoIso
total. 51o4 bales; total last week. se94 bales
MILK-The MlIk price for standard quality is
Be quart.
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES Domestic table t Pota-
Onions firm for choice. Cabbages steady. Celery dull
Caulaowers firm and higher Florida vegetables in sht
receipt sellers or poor stock
which drags heavily Charleston beans firm at the ad-
Baltimore spinach meet good
outlet Other vegetables without material change We
Potatoes. Long Island prime. bbl 81 500
81 75 do sac aud Western per sO n 81 2aS1 60; DO
Jersey. prime per bbI 81 3dSl 81; Jersey per
hbl, 81 Southern 75cdSi Brussels sprouts
per quart 2Q12c cauhowers Long Island per hbl 5Oea
So cucumbers Florida per basket S2S3, do per crate
81 500 %: celery per dozen stalks 105Gc; cabbages
State per S12a$15; chicory Orleans per bb 81
asa; eggpans Florida per Dbl S2dS3: per box S1d
81 70; lettuce NewOrleans, bbl S29s5: onions Con-
neccut Eastern white, per bh S3dS4; do red and
yelloT 81 25aS1 80: do Orange County white per bag
Western red in bulk per 10 ST 37aS1 -: do yellow
81 50aS1 10; okra Florida, per S10$2 peppers
Florida per carrier T5c$1 50; peas Florida. per basket
81 5gs2 50 romaine NewOrleans per be Sla$3 string
beans Charleston basket 81 5OS2 50 do Florida
crate $1G$S spinach Norfolk per bbI 75c: Baltimore
Coz Soc; turnps, Canada. Russia. per bbl, T5GsOc
New-York tribune., 1900-12-01
rNpnRrs rn-nAN
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
Neu-York. November 50. 1900.


ccFFEE-Tts day sarIed with every indication OF
proving specially EsFal fre-cs III coffee
rns irr everything worked wei syh prices up
Gea.t-f,g sire 'nEa. 90 "Wednesday on the
Cll tlt r.S s-ca-g, WIKI siCs lulI5 points
higher Ntnr the lrst hour atci-Qual Of 5alO
and things much
us ova way tae Eurorean u'arket rfports were en-
lstCal u bull
ISL abe coffee showed
fut Investment business slack and
me UI.ar Indifference.
ke- severely fet reaccaE ~ 4 franc Hayre the
close t mar -Eat and frou the close Eradu-
r sns u11er 1cal prott taking and returning BELIEF
rf7f sewer F-cuE Inevitable the close
market r-irl steady urices net
-tanee- tn points hiEher. Total sales % 900
1afs comparatively slsi business. Europe bought
s-arus, on te early bur figured seadirg seller
e.t cr-re ere STREET market quiet and more
ss n7r--al Inv oe lots of No Rio quoted 7i5d
1h4c..
TIE s.saaer Phdlas cleared Wednesday from Victoria
wlt- 81 .r1 tcEs.
e saaEe Z contract prices in The local market to
New-York tribune., 1900-12-01
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Memphis Nov. 30.-Cotton steady; middling. exc:
ddling 91ze; good ordinary. &C. Net receipts 3.613
bales 47OS shipments. 5OI4s stock 1900 1852
1899, 1S2. 632.
Savannah, Nov 3O.-Cotton quiet: middling, f1-16c
middlng 5-16c. Receipts. 5046 bales; exports
Great Britain s10O; the Continent $50; coastvise,
6,1ST sales. 214: stock. 95. AIS.
Baltimore Nov. 3o-Cotton nominal; middling lose;
middlng 11-16c; good ordinary, 1-16c. Net
eepts ls56 bales; gross 2124; exports to the Con
NeW-OrIeans. Nov. 3O.-Cotton firm: middng 9%c
lew mdding 9ssc good ordinary. sac Receipts 996
bales; exports Continent 5625; cOastwse 143;
5000; spinners. 1874; stock corrected SO7 24
Galveston Nov. 30-Cotton-Holiday. Receipts, IS, T32
bales exports Great Britain, lO21i TO the Continent
272: stock
New-York tribune., 1900-12-01

CUTIUN-Ire srle feature tf-Iay's cotton msrlet
which ub-ai iae1 surprising degree
me mI-Eet size sInal.t f TerfTt times. and
made tiat ssefe other than
ttssu.-. The frh.lc cttua1 its way clear 70
Buy .st Isti- isl- prices while receipts continued
ai me- I-ra-t irii rlia Nnls1e5 tle ta.--t were IN
alla o rt -tg size in the tsce - splendid cloth
calits e 7a-.et c1en-d steady. With prices irorn
9 l Ia.HE Hssaer cr4 a-tcr TIE ceil worked several
I.-.s -HHs -..r- -g--aE- r-lm parties rei-e
stlrrE .r.t-t. southern ana foreign. Interests ard
orders in small
rrs..rr H.i 5teI gthea abe earl market tZceI'-
raa.1n a- seE ver, aE8ia A,ghe. Sere the basis Of
-e e.r--- .r -rsf a. fu4elt- As the morning wore
anl- FV- r1r-- rteaads. With noon opera
-..s email ..-l t.l -capiag rale- Prices setted a
tft fftFrF Gales 10-. -rgti r, olN--ie
essen --r .-r tt me cav ia Tie eaTly afte:n3an
...ft 1F 'at .Sev-2Tears ac2 Hous-
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New-York tribune., 1900-12-01
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New York. OF Chambers ST.
follows, and minutes earuer from W. 23d St:
BOO a. m Daily FOR Buffalo D. m.
Binghamton. Wavsry. Elmira and Bradford. Coaches
parior and cafe dining Buffalo.
ESQ p DalIy.-Chicago Limited-Fast ma-Solfd
train Chicago, arriving SEQ D. Cleveland 46 a.
Seepers Chicago Cleveland, Cincinnati Dlning car
53o .. m Daily--Builao and Cleveland Express-Arr.
Buffalo TO5. Bradford 20, jamestown 90
Cleveland Care
0-15 p. Daily--Solid Biughamton. Waysr-
y Elmira, Chicago SleepeTs Buaio. Chicago Cincn
Dining car
TgyICKETs. LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
Il ACCOMMODATIONS III, ia 2Gl 4Ol and 95T
Broadway. i55 East l25th ST and pa West 125th st.
Chambers and West sd ST. ferries. NswYork; 3a3 and
SEQ Fulton 81. 0S Broadway. BROOKLYN. i2a River So
Hoboken, and Jersey CITY Station. New YORK Transfer
Co. calls for and checks baEEaGs destination
New-York tribune., 1900-12-01

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