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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-02-22
Reflection Checked Them.

Pittsburg, Pa, Feb Feb. 22--The
American Mirror Manufacturers asso-
citation closed its session abruptly last
night. II was intended TO advance prices
but the majority Of the members re-.
fused 10 come 20 the conclusion. The
reason given was that the furniture
dealers who consume most OF the mir
rors. have made their contracts and II
was deemed unwlse 10 take a radical
step at this season. The association
will meet again April /.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-02-22
DemocratIo National Convention.

New York, Feb. 2i.--Frank Campbell.
New York's member Of the Democratic
National committee viii vote TO hold
the national convention at Milwaukee.
Mr.. Campbell says the State Demo-
cratic committee will meet about March
20, 10 call the State convention which
win probably be held al Albany early
In April
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-02-22
Gambling in Denver.

Denver, Colo. Feb. 2l--rhe fire and
police board this afternoon ordered the
chief OF police TO close all gambling
houses in this city. This action was
taken in response to a request from the
ministerial associations. The grand
jury which reported last week returned
mo true bill" in all gambling cases
submitted for its consideration, al
though nearly a dozen gambling houses
were running with open doors. This
aroused the newspapers and the
churches, and they have since carried
on vigorous crusade against gam
bling and other vices.
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CHIEF WASHABLE DEAD.
Aged Head OF the Shoshone Nation
Passes Away.

Chicago, Feb, PA special TO the
Tribune from Cheyenne. Wyo.. says:
Washable, chief Of the Eastern Sho-
shone Indians died In his tepee on the
Wind river reservation In central Wyo-
ming last evening, after a lingering i'll
ness OF several months. lie was SO
years old. For SO years he was head
Of his tribe. He was ever the friend
Of the white man, and rendered valua-
bic aid to the early settlers OF the West.
He was a devout Christian and by his
example and teachings he brought the
Shoshones up TO high standard Of in
telligence.
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T" There's nothing
half so sweet in life as
loves young dream"


ordained mans help
meet. But Il was never
meant that love S dream
should have so sad an
a waking. It is due
chiefly to ign ORANGE
that young women are
so udely ava K ened
from the dream Of love.
They enter on the mar
RED state without phys
cal or mental prepare
ton, They are entirely
unaware OF the great
physiological c hange
suggested by the one
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Pioneer steamer Builder Dead.

Chicago, Feb. PA special 10 the
Tribune from Delaware, Ohio, says:
Solomon Roosevelt, builder Of the Bal
tic and Pacific, the first steamers 70
cross the Atlantic, is dead. aged 80. He
was born in Alburg, VI. and lived
many years in New York city.
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Canadians and the American Flag,

Halifax, N. s., Feb. 2l-The last de-
tachment OF the second Canadian con-
tingent for South Africa, consisting Of
more than 600 officers and men and
nearly the same number OF horses
sailed from Halifax today. Conspicu-
Gus among the decorations Of the trans
port Milwaukee was the Stars and
Stripes beneath the British blue ensign
at the fore, THIS is most unusual cir
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Peculiar for q Neutral.

London. Feb. 22.-The Valparaiso cor
respondent OF the Times says that
United States Minister TO Chile, Henry
l.. Wilson, congratulating the British
minister, Audley c, Costing, on the
British successes in South Africa, de.
scrIbed them as gain for the world
and civilization"
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assured and growing numerical superi
GRITTY"

Capetown, Feb, 2l.-A special CORE
spondent Of the Cape Argus says: Gen.
Cronje is surrounded at Paardeberg
drift, but Is offering stubborn resist
ance. The British are Smelling the Beers
vigorously and expect to capture the
whole force"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-02-22

Lane, arm, slight; February 4th. at
Pagsijan, company G, John Seeberger,
corporal, face.
Nineteenth infantry. Cebu. February
9TH, at Consolation. company X, John
W. Felts, thigh, slight.
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A Red Letter Day
is the I'D Of February,

VlyASHINGTONS BIRTHDAY-and is right and just that
wv Since day Washington the light what number
red letter days brighten the calender of the years Hundreds in
venton and discoveries nhate Tighten toll deaden pain and
ngn life Among great discoveries Of the nineteenth century
stand prominent than that of Warmers Safe Cure vegetable
preparation terribly insdou diseRghts disease
kidneys The disease named by Dr. Bright England had been
known previous his time drpsy and death certificates given,
and given to-day, by reputable physicians for drOps heart disease
heart failure commissions instead of Brghts disease.
Drp failure commissions, but symptoms Of Bnghts
disease, disease before which physicians stand aghas
Bight disease and consumption do not kill at There are
and third The time treat these terrible diseases at
their inception Bght disease consumption of the Kidneys and
live without kidneys any than they without lungs
kidneys of sensation hence Bgbts disease
except symptoms micropal examination the
fluids the body Prominent among the symptoms tickle appetite
failure eyegh, frequent desire pass fluids constipation
chronic rheumatic pains gradual failure of strength paor of face swelling
the ankles, shOrnes of BREATH hl fever any high coord
fluids person may all symptoms but them
any time warning that the kidneys doing the
intended do and that the body through that failure is
surely becoming poisoned by deadly which ought be eliminated
specific kidney when taken time
according will it will do all that
human agency accomplish.
part wisdom rid kidney disease and begin to-day
Me~oal
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For two years had been
sufferer from chronis diseases and female
wtatnessH writes Mrs Alien A. Bobsou. al ms
kodman Street Philadelphia Pa. ~ had two
aotors who only relieved me for time. Nv
nie-r advised me 10 take Dr. Pierce's Pavorits
PRESUMPTION I did, and have been highly ben.
ehled am nov strong woman. and can rec.
oin,hena Ut. Pieree's medicines to all similarly
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Il was meant e

WIN III y
Every young woman should be prepared
for that change There should be no
neglect Of irregularities. The perfect
health Of the peculiarly womanly organs
should be the daily care. ~
Thousands Of women who en- XNl
tered in marriage unprepared, ~
and passed from irregular
tiles to facilitating drains, WA
inflammation, ulcera- tAf
ton and female weak I'M
ness, have been alto VIZ
gether and absolutely mn \
cured by the use xxi
DR.. herce's Favorite
!. ] !: J: !: !:
Prescription. This great TT
medicine is not cure-all,
bot a specific for the UtI
chronic diseases peculiar I3
to women. II does one
thing perfectly; il makes
weak women strong aud
SILK women we'll 8
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the Ere Stat
that 1.-THE Bon began
restless The white population
fe Frees ute
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-17
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS

SAVANNAH. Noy. l6.-totton steady: nliddiag as.c;
good ordinary, &C Receipts, 5046 bales exporrs
MlsH "1e bales: sales 30 bales: stock 81 $40 bales
Weekly Net receipts 290l1 bales: exports to Great
hrI'alh 'iS0 bales: exports the Continent It, 0sl
bales, c'astwtse. 36%6 bales; sales. 36S bales
Galveston. N0v. 16-Cotton strong: middIinr I6c.
low niidinE. $50: good orlinars Sssc Recerts IL rs
hti"S; "Nrorts :" France. 9Sd0 bales the Continent
3.Ht, bales sales. 3.0G2 bales stock ri 5o2 bales
Weekly Receipts l05.414 baes exports 20 Great Britain
1GIl1 ar-, coastWise I.G63 bales sales. III bales
Charleston. Nov. lG.--Cotton firm: midIling o : l6c
Receipts lao bales exports bales: stock
- 40 naes Nceky-Krce Ipts 9,.69 bales: export
wise. 20 bales; sales. 37I bales
A9Eusta- Nov. l6-Cotton steady: mIddIng 97Sc: low
middlins "fsc Net receipts. i.o12 bales; gross
bales shipments 2.775 bales; 226 bales: stock
452+I bales: 1892 a. $50 bales weekly-Net receipts
400 hai"s gross I75J bales shipments. 5.221 bales;
sales. 2s25 bales
Memphis Nov I6-Cotton steady: niddling o s 16..:
low mddng, q l6c: good ordinary, 3 9-16c. re
"cipts, "n+I bales, gross 667I bales shipments
bales sales 40 bales; stock 1881 bales 1892 isa 1877
bales WerklyNet receipts. 1868 bales; 3+.o
Houston. Nov 16.-Cottou steady; middlng 0 : Ice;
low middltng. S'sc good ordinary. sc Receipts. ESQ
bales shipments 1854 bales. sales 433 bales: stock,
?ll5o bales WeekyRecepts. 125 0ss bales shipments,
12lSlo bales: sales. 1000 bales
New-oreans. Nov. l6.Cotton firm: mdiing. s'ac: low
middlng vtc; good ordinary s'.c Net receipts $50
Ia es gross. loOlI bales: Great Britain lass
bales coastwIse $500 baes; sales $500 bales: stock
tcorrected 23aG43 bales. Weekly-Net receipts. Is1DI
bales 1866 bales: Great Britain. 81 S
bales; coastwise. 11.463 bales sales, S9.sJ0 bales.
Norfolk. Nov 13Cotton steady: mlddling. I-l6c; low
mtddltrg Be- good ordinary. sac. Receipts 1916 bales
exports coastMise 1880 bales: sales 10 bales: stock
the Continent. Coo bales; coastwise s0 bales sales.
2,239 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-17

buyers showed interest in the market ,.srv
winter sSgss patents sS s g. g.
s sSss sesF, S3g$S so sssa ao No winter
and u 70 aads ss a' oSs. q
kim dried saH ss,s i. ' q. 10 sr.5
asosi hA came oFqfa Fqs hs ana yslov
en Ban s b TO- 1i'9 coarse s3sr SIC
city $40 5as1 oiimeal $50 So inseed ocss e
GRAIS@wHEHTc difficulty was experienced b,
e from star to ani;a and prices sho% 1
mood to make quick response to the depressing news
Witch aFsaiied the market from almost side
able reports Mondays weekly figures destroyed what
ever confidence might have existed on the hull side and
being supplemented by larger Afgentine shipments
ad wSes fs ssd hoe, 1 for Thon faeg Sasas o.
ances from both being locked onsetting
fet at ali firm being constantly under pressure Of
a az ar n9h a'cut 1R ~ 12asses IN ssyera
a3 hand vas brarsh ike Ihe rest Of the news Broom
toward an exp5rabe surplus ca, 900 bush
put out An Exchange reported that crop condt
9s d 9s5 B hush ASn m9s
esn n s Ts t bus the S yaf
tG- The o s news va: Of ponps I'd o wet df BeT
mark Fnaap od Pon e ana be
Vest spring whea, receipts amounted to 422 against
loads all ports 0uoqtions cash wheat ahoa basis.
old No o. Sorhea nh, stc; No NSEthern cheas9
Sic No hard SeWIrk ~ the corn market WinSins
up with a sharp decline under realizing ana scattered
sbo- cearauces were not 80 large as
they have been lately other bsarsh influences
was the effect Thursdays Government report decline
nd al somewhat larger country OTTER
incs Argentine shipments amounted to 442;3oo bush,
against 7o5 bush previous week and S4WO Dhsh
last year So season the shpmen,s nave been
70 5I- compared with 81. 100000 bush n year
10 rnrlssb markets closed IA 4d higher Export
b1siness al all ports included "a loads No corn close
46i2c delivered. and 4Tlsc b hhoat; NO
. white and yellow. 47'cc prompt. oATs-ln oats
except in cash property where
sales Of ~ reported for export No oats
c1asc5 aGr. N 2si?c: white, 2Si2c No white,
esCs No vhitc clips 2sc; track white 27sd33'se;
track MIXED - = d27c.: Market auiet' No
Stale rye Slq52. c T. NewYork CARROTS BARL 5
Ns-tet steady; feeding 42d46c. and mating o1q~Sc.
both ! T. Ruffaio. ,RUcKWItEAT GRALN-Mark s
qulet: 9"" na,t and -four exports the week were
66e go bnsb against S.555 SGT bush last week. and
80 90 f1sh a wear ago. Since July exports have
fcen IA o0i bush against s19sG5 bush In the same
Exports Of corn for the week were
g7e oil bish against a2s7 :s27 bush last week and
,ush Since July exports or corn
ssn a. e44 aS bush against So o26 965 bush in the
M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-17
Nonee of Summons.

SUPREME COT RI. STATE OF NEW YORK.
~ Mercantile AMI Deposit Company Of Baltimore
Plaintiff against Charles FLYNN. Mary Flynn (the said
name Mary being hcious the first nane OF said de
feniant being unknown plaintiff plaintiff intend
f'vnn, Frederick Allen. KERRY stevens: The Garrett
Williams Company Of Baltimore. Maryland: Louis l.
orIlIarl r Richard McCreery and Louis L. IOrillar
Trustees of Eva Kip Joseph Skariaiow; James Laird:
Abraham Jacob Henry. John y. Little George
Little and Edward Little. doing business und>r the
jrm name of F. y IitrlNS Sons. observation-disclosures.
Trial desired In the County ~ New York.
To the named defendants: You are hereby sum
m1nel 10 the complaint in This action. ard 20
serya copy the PLAINTIFFS ATTORNEYS
within twenty days the service Of this summons
exclusive ~ the OF service: and in Of your
fatIurC 20 appear. Judgment will he taken
against YOU by the relief demanded in the
complaint. 900
Dated the a6.h iav %, .Tuiy. 1900.
PEt'KHAM MILLER & KING.
Plaintiffs Attorneys. Once Address. No so Broadway,
To the abave named defendant Mary FLYNN Ohe said
name Mary being fictitious, the first name 81 said de
f.nI,nt being Unknown this plaintiff. plaintiff intend
ing n thereby wife ~ the defendant Charles
Fvnnr The foregoing summons IS served upon You BY
pursuant order Of Hon John J. Freed
man one Justices OF the supreme Court % The
Sfafe ~ New YORK First Department dated the 10Th
once Of The clerk q county OF New York ne
nunrv CIr, House in PorouSh Of Manhattan.
t%untv and State az New York. the 18th day OF
November 1890
Jaw PEIKIIAM MILLER & KING.
A,orr.vs for Plaintiff DfcA and Posthce Address 50
broadway. Borough Of Manhattan. city of New Yo-H-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-17

METALs-There consid irresuari'y developed
IN the market for metals to1ay TIN was shade lover
abroad closing barely steady SIS 75as2e Spelter
port inquiry and Closed nrmer at s. III. asa 32s The
at Gs at ss III a sna ead quiet quiet
at s. 81 Ihs brokers price for lead was 81 81. and
MoLAssDs AID sYRrPs-There was fair jobbng
Sacha3sed quiet. aoations SOL fo!io% "
good aog2se; prime 5as3e New c-leans os krc 81
g53e; Porto Rico $4G4Oc: syrups common. 5a ec fair
OCEAN F'REIGHTs.sail tonnage for the coastins lun
Sg trade ag bid M on "q Ra basis of a5 Is ]
ngiy the indications favoring further advance with
81 the n sas5 Goal rates to Eas5ern points
scarcity Of vessels There is steady. fair Inquiry Cor
vessels available Long voyage rates are unchanged
Ines Tar gram is given only moderate attention though
OF As 1led TO Cork for orders IS Sd b to picked
iyey January IS In timber from The
rom from he Gulf to nFSm ars Scarce E ana 1
December and January DEAL frests are r." fI rs me-
weaker say. iosd d W. for one year,
I'D bristol. 4:aa&d Leith "a hui d: Ssw-
Se G hxs56a9l per
steamer 1900 qrs grain Virginia to Avonm6uth s. 3d.
Is ssh g0sems p0H s @ @
grain hence Cork FOR orders Lisbon IS IDA, De
picked ports, kingdom or ointment Is 3d. berth
more to Avonmouth or Rotterdam ss So 6et terns
@ 10 Bi KusSam Ga2
British l.40s tons. cargo
steamer. kaint Hamburg to Port Royal or charles
9s I'D. November: British l.34O tons
wegLsn steamer isI2 tons. ore, Daqur Philadelphia
Baltimore. private terms; Norwegian steamer. s53
tons. West India trade three months private terms
or Mebourne at or about t. 600 and e. @ re.peSfVey
April MAY Norwegian bark. $50 tons, London
Philadelphia to Lisbon. schooner 27s tons gen
York schooner. 963 tons coal Baltimore to Vera
phia New-orleans. 81 IS and back to Baltimore mo
asses and sugar private terms schooner los4
tons. lumber. Charleston Neu-York private terms
schooner. 1893 coal Perth Amboy 10 Roston 81
schooner. 4l2 TO lumber. Brunswick Kingston, Ia
maca private tt ne Br,sh steamer coal. Virginia 10
coal, Philadelphia to West India port private
onsnwhile s.retIy spot oil was offered sparngy
being $50 and later months proportion
close was weak Kenned petroleum ruled easy without
81 Is and In bulk 81 20; Philadeiphia bbls 81 and
OII-Prme bbis. 2DQ20sc nominal: prime summer
yellow 33433isc; of summer yellow, 32zc prime white,
raw 75af76, Iinseed boiled T7GTsc: Caicutta
Western linseed quoted &C under city brands
PRovIsIoNs-The fact receipts were somewhat,
arser than estimated and yard prices little lower Ia
on during the Gay closed easy shade under thr
previous nights close Arrivals al Chicago
points az k 4sseye SE 10 hogs and " 9IEs to
Quoted Ness s1aass family SIS 5casis short eit az
sa@ SO % IS packet s0@o Se t. ssf i, a.
slsasie So sLiEF l!5AMSNominal Quoted:
se: $50 n sae iso r. s:!e Pigs 9Sssd haeSnT
MEATs-Pokled bellies easy quoted: Smoking bellies
shoulders quic quoted &C. p.cklc4 hams nrt asotes
ss@a4e TALLoEFI5 ci.y "A a4Ise: cO aI!sa
ss quot:d South iR'q Amsaies
sooc: Continent 776c Brazil kegs s5oc compound dull
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-17
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE-The day as a whole In the coffee market
vas not satisfactory Speculation dragged con
sderably. made up in large part Of profes-
sna settlements being discouraged after the OPEN
ing owing Indifference of the investment pubic
and presented 10y the bears. notwifh
standing the latters heavy accumul aons OF over SAFES
The opened
steady with prices points higher. and for time
held toerably stabie light covering something
n feature European markets were hrmer, while
statistical changes specially bearish But after
midday The feeling prices worked lower
under gradually Increasing of stuff. and ull
demand frala bear closing net loss Of
p euppanted the opening rise. with me tone
easy Total sales limited $1,000 bags The
brazilian markets closed in observance q Inc
Anniversary Republic. In the Street market Tor
nt supplies business sluggish with sellers al me
r,se on the basis of 77sc for lots II No q
p Demand from buyers Of hand 10 mouth
cha ac1er. small that
The range prices in The local market to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-17
STEARISE

quoted: City ed6lsc; Western Cattle. STEARINE-
STEADY. Quoted Oleo, 6@zc; Si4c.
RltEThe market for rice ruled but about
steady unchanged prices Quotations Domestic.
common 10 low fair 3d+i4c: far good isT5c: prime
70 choice. 5-s41%c; head "a G6i2c; Patna iAd5i.
japan |%q3c lava +9+<c: RanGnon in bond. .T2i2c.
sCGAR-A quiet and embarrassing market prevailed
for refined sugar to-day Sofs being shaded
points on some grades with st prices unchanged QUO
mould 4. $3.50: cubes and X&XX powdered. 5.TaS.
dered powdered and fruit powdered 570c; Eagle
confecton"rs graduated 5s5c fine,
N . n bag of ed.
300; Eagle fine granIlated graduated and
diamond \. GOc confeccners' \. 3 NJ 5.25c;
Nos and 3 J2hc; No I. l5c No : 10c; No g. 36,;
No g. 9ic, No s. SC: No o. 4T5c: No TO- zoe No II.
4s5c: Nos u and II. 4Gnc Nos Il II and Ia. 1850.
This weeks summary Of The statistical position made
up by Wle x Gray shows stocks IN the United state
and Cuba together Of - 100 60 1875 last
under year statistics ny special cables: CubaThe
six principal ports 100 tons, 1870"
last year. Grinding has r"ase'L Euroi~-Stp'ks in
Europe 525 IONS. 524500 week AMI
fS3 last TOla stocks Of Europe and.
America, $40 100 59 5 last week and
20 &l tons last the uneven dates and 66
80 tons DAT" II October last year. The de
nciency Of stocks = H. l2 against deficiency Of
"a !N3 tons last week and excess q 5d" tons De
cefnber 2S, 1890 Hamburg -1u.2O tons Of raw beet
sugar shipped America from Hamburg AMI Bremen
mis- week; 3OC0 "ngagemerts: 200 tons refined
shipped Cable reported the London beet sugar
both the November ana December optiors Thu local
was materially changed holding lrnl in tone
with SIC for centrifugal !i bid 3sc FOR muscoVado
ana 3'Sc FOR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-17

Cash quotations follows: Flour dull and easy
No " Snrins wheat 6TGT2c No . T1l4aT+tsc; No .
No white. pa. I26iec: choice mating 5GGt6n
no ! haxseed, 81 20 No Northwestern 81 IL: prime
mess porS: per Dbl. $40 SOFAS G2Ia lard. per ~
50 2oG$i 20; short ribs sides Sc 80dsT %: dry
Shd Sh9eid@rs tooxrl So 81 Ass 10 short clear sides
1ooXep 30 N0SI; whisky. basis Of high wines 81 81
IN the produce market butter
I'VE Gre3meries l5a2ac dairies I21sa20c. Cheese
tive lodl1%c Eggs active; fresh, o3c
Cincinnati 16.-FIour easy Wheat ouIe; firm:
40 rel IS@ !SaG Corn dull lower: No mixed. 3I'4c.
oats duIi; No mixed 23'2d2+c Rye No .. SAC.
Duluth, Nov. 16-Wheat-Cash. No 1 hard. T6c: No
Northern sc No Northern 69ac No spring. ease;
to arrive No hard 76asc; No 1 Northern. I4l.c De
eenoer 2'Sc; May 1Iisc. Corn 81 &c Oats. 23S 23c.
Milwaukee. Nov: ie-wheat lower: No Northern.
'o'sc Barley lower No . 6OG59c sample. 45d5sl.c
minneapolis Nov 16.-Wheat-Cash. 7314c December.
5H.G; May On track-No hard I5%s; No
9wer first patent $ iOas4 90 second patents. asl;
higher; in bulk, $l1 50G$11 -.
rra ph,ladepha N9y I6-Wheat %c lower contract
m1sa NS S 4s9'c oats s aFm c,n 80 Sh'
cry. &c: do prints. soc. Eggs firm lie higher: fresh
nearhy &c; do Western &c; Southwestern 25c; do
fG creams fancy small ual1hc: do fair to choice. 100
lotc Refined sugars steady: fair demand. Cotton firm
and i-lGC higher middnns uplands, lO'sc. Receipts
corn 10000 bush: 5000 bush. Shipments--Wheat
SH' bush: corn. 10000 bush: oats 1000 bush.
- Louis Nov 19-Whea,,No red cash T0'ac; No
Eemb"r 79isc; December, 7ohc: May I4A97+@c; No
hard 6S lsd6lc Corn-Cash. November 35+c December
80; May Ss.c oatsaNo cash. :3c November %;
ToIeIo Nov 16-wheat active lower; cash 75c. De
6scem5 ey s< 2s sS: 6 Sssp5
prime, Sc "a; December So Of: March SO 0os OiNorth
Lima '"r; South Lima T4c: Indiana Tic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-17
Rio-Receip's, 1000 bags; no other returns.
The statistical position Brazilian coffee follows:

tOITON-speculatOn in cotton without being
showed market irregular
with positions working higher prices
threat of contemplated and posi-
lions tending downward under causes including
a report that Ellison estimated the worlds
sumption ba
$4,000 less previously estimated by him and
100000 less than year Increased Of
India cotton promised; the country
estimated al 3Ooooo bales The opening here
al an advance Of 43 points deliveries and de
cline Of points in September. tnan
looked for. and the general later on
covering, with pretty fair Speculative
best the market was from points higher points
lower. Toward the close the market weakened under
realizing and finally barely steady AT an ad
vance u from 3 points decline IA points.
ciose Was barely steady. from points higher
made parties WHO short Of positions par
iiclary anxious but public
ana there was more less selling top prices on
me reaction theory; the latter indica-
toward supplying Continental spnners demand
toward oasettnE limitations planters would NOT
sfket their cotton at present prices
ION o. subsdlng movement Of cotton,
ton however as nearly all Of the spot
l-loa higher. and in
We're reported 10 be Consider
Spie interest was shown in the weekly Hester figures
import However the comparison with the sight for
me next two weeks VIII be large amounts a YEAR
ago while the belief prevails smaller move
IS IN store owing 10 the holding Of plant
sIzlSS bales against 3s7 year ago 524 O60
Two years and 55S 4lS years ago Total in
ssni curing seyenty-seYen days
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