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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-03
COTTON MARKETs-By TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool. Nov ., y. motion futures closed
steady American mlddne, low middlng clause No
vru.i,,r delivery. 4 - r4d4 2i-Gid November and
pc,cinhcr delivery, - 04ni - sd December ana
Jnuiary delivery { 2G6id sellers January ana Feb
riary delivery. 4 2--tId value. February and Maroh
deliver. 1 JO-o4a4 ~ Gid. March and Apr! drI!v
,rv ~ Gi04 ~ Gid. Apiil and Nay delivery
4 nod im,,r,: May and jim" delivery, 51-ci"
/ .,- ca June and July delivery, l"',id waltz.
1avnnunh. nov 2.-Cot'on firm. mltdllns, 9-l'c
low uMdlng. . iGc. good ordinary. q lj-i6c. net
ana sr-- receipts. G-,r2 bale, cNI-rs - the cont
mont L. 80 BAH, o,sstwis"' - balcS. sal'- 100
halo- stock. Ilr7ll ba.'s.
Sew .ilrl"irs NOv lotion firm. mldd'inr '4c
low milillng : lie. good ordinary, - =. net r.
.pts 2+y2l bales gross, 1858 lalcs 7,les 1910
bales. took. iSH-ol ial'S.
Galveston Nov. cotton firm. middaug, -
low inddInc . 80. roud ord 'udfy, 80. net ana
a-u., receipt. @.-nG halc. export 70 Grat Erain.
l.,:. labs 70 rancc g. i5~ ball, cyIfWi>r, lal>
.aln- 1.uI5 tale -teh. l3-.Ol1 bales.
Norfolk Nov .-cottou IRA midi.iug 7--c. low
middung. : 1Gc. gpod ordinary. sic; net AMI
a., receipts 9.7.1 hai"- exports 20 Great Britain,
3.83 lalc,. -tw,c. 800 bales. salcs, -15 bales,
st0ek. 3I.Ojj BALI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-03
TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. Nov y (spccial.-Provsions were weak
early Oh what seemed 10 bc bear manipulation Dy
She PACKING crowd. later In the day they became
Exceedingly strong buying which was plainly
Tor the CudalIys, but IN vlich the scalpng element
Joined. Jnnuary pork opened at ST. 90 sofa DC
tween AZ - and Sl2 ~ ana CLOSED at FL 30 Jan.
amy lard opened mt - -, sold between - - auo
- % and closed al - %, January r.ns OPENED AZ
81 - sold between o. - and f6 81 Aud closed NJ
~ e. The stOcA,. being nearly IL" cXpcCta
iiOn had very Ntt" Influence on n" price. Il'
announc cment Of the words stock Of lard, ohly
~ 600 ticrCcS. against lflOOD urfc"o var a-l
undOu Ntcdy contributed not HUI 10 tN" hHal
strength. II looks II thc tuiaht J. hrlauAa m
trr,si had another Joint account campaign IN lard
In NuSrui'r.
Wheat W..s weak early on December hqui lalion.
II rallied before the close on light - nac, Tor Thurs
day. The day, n,pc- ton Vas 40 car, ~ cs'l
mate tor TAl.sda! WAS go car,. s"u.,'fu@.h Wa
out iH an Interview pooh.p0oAing any December
liluilatOn through his house. That stamp 'icd De
ccuh.r holder, who wrr, taller. ia" December
sold uG a cent the May on"lnli cent. Nncn the
final ruj came December recovered ha,f OF a.. los,
May. an Of fs los. The Litter sold between -
ana - Sc and closed at - nc. Charters were
made for I-3.uuO lou. A.ls. Corn. although wca"
carly. closed MP INN. Tn" nearby dghv"n's ho"-
ever were not 40 firm a." May. III" latter spH
between 80 c ana 80 :Iir AMI closed NJ - " ic.
.,4', simply followed the other grains May sod
between - :;lc and 80 i-ic and clio 81 Of 80 Sec
Flax wa ,irour. december, al 10 "a 81 II May
al IL Ia II Il.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-03
GRlIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NEW YORK DEALINGS.


The wheat marlet yesterday was unsettled Win
hcarish tendency, closing 1-4d3oc lower lHc
speculation was more active, but large part oi t''
trading was Of switching nature. The foreign news
was bcarish. Liverpool quotations being down 20 AZ
on the spot, aid 3-4a Id down on futures. NaV'
were weak. Receipts sui are larse' anu I.v
weather reports favorable, rain HuNllk iasc"
where IT WAS needed. rrad-trects estimated an II
crcnse Of 3.O7 $50 bushels In the visible supply rfs.
and decrease Of 3D. 900 bushels west % tle h"hy
Mountains The foreign element bought on lhe oIe"
but without effect. The prevailing sehil',loh. !,
bcari>h. a reaction occurred late In the daS, biscl
mainly on thu talk OF lighter future rrceptS' n t
ccrnber opened at 70 j-16G - 116c. fell Ia - l1lp.
and closed M - 3.sc. Cash wheat was steady ana
l4i 900 bushels were sold for export. ,,
Corn broke l-sD&sC early with wheat. ihHaci,' :"
also by BItdstTccps estimate Of an Increase Oh ~
900 bushels in the available supply. The market Ihc
rN on o o r 1n M S~ar anna n& aa
5000 bushels being sold for export. Tic West
reported to be buying Opti)h,.
oats strong and 1.-0 JSc higher on Hehlci
offerings and covering. Cash oats were hrm ana
Lard was decidedly strong in sympathy with the
West No export sales were reported lie maj
quotations were n follows: -,
Wheat November. 40 sc December, - BIC; Jan
uary, 1898. re, May - 3-sc.
COrn-NOvcmber, 10 34c. December, 81 IL : Jh"u
ary 1893. % 3--c May. IL 34c.
oats November 80 l--c December, 81 lie; Jann-
ary 1893 SIC. May, 40 lsc
Lard November. - IS; December. 81 so January
1888 81 IS.
The receipts Of grain and flour reported Yesterday
al New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and BOSTON Were
A. follows Wheat 2G4. 800 bush. corn, 2!o,7ti bllsh
oats 7j,I65 bush; total grain 1IO;13o bu>h houf'
IS ll5 packages At CHICAGO. Milwaukee ana It.
- $50 bush oats, 349, $40 bush total gram, l4ol
as BUSH Hour 3S,5fS Dds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-03

72l3o head for same time lat week, 81 900 heaa
consigned through. IL 900 head: 10 New orr. o1
hcad on sale, $500 head market opened dul an.
weak, ana CLOSED weak. heavy corn lea % o1"'
80 I5j packers and Medium. s. go" 80 90 iorhciH
good 10 best. corn fed 50 son 81 %; d! hsht 70 lF,
40 - "og - 20; OIL heavy ends - i3@ - az p =
good TO best, corn fed. ~ 75aTj - %. conn ~
SHIPS TO ialr. 90 23GS4 IS ASSORTED r>rh, %" 80 -
c0nnon do; - 500S4 10: stays. 81 - - % sh',p
total Tor week thus far. 1920 head for same Tine
last week, 1850 head. consigned through i-'o
head, to New yrk, $500 head -alc, J.2uD head ,
market opened slow and unchanged, two loads rAIn
native fancy lambs sold at 81 20, aud thr Wirhrt
closed s'eadv choice 10 fancy wethef>. - 40" - oo ;
fair 10 500 sheep 80 800 - %. culls and common
s. 3oo ~ 20. Canada. d. $4~ - -. lambs. naive
s. culls 20 fair. - 7jo - - Canada common 10
good, - @3GS3 40, do, choice 10 fancy - 800 - 90
Chicago, Nov =" 'fhe Evening Journal reports :;
Cattc-keccipts, 1900 head shpmcnts $500 head
market strong, best natives - 2J0 - 20, others,
$50 - 10 Texans, - 20 ~ % Westerns, - a
- 90; cows, 81 268S3. llogs-Receipts 80 600 head
shipments. 10000 head market, 10UIjc lower, ronsb
and common. closed at ~ 500 S5 O5, packers and
mixed, So lOaS5 25 prime heavy aud butchers
cepts. 5000 head; shipments, 1000 head; market
slow, steady natives, ~ iO0 95 Westerns. 81 25p
"a So Mexlcans, ~ G5a - 80; Texans 81 76a ~ 40;
lambs ~ 7ja$5 so.
II. Louis. Nov. 2.-Cattlc-Recepts. 200 head
shipments $500 head market strong, fair choice
heavy native steers. $3a - 10 medium 10 good Texas
ana indian steers. ~ 30o g.: 30. Hog>-Rcccip'S.
heavy. 4ios5 80: packing $50 IS Is light. - lj~
S. 40. >hecp-Reccipts. .@OO head: shipments, ZOO
head market strong; fair 10 choice muttons, sl@
lt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-03
TIE STATE or TRADE.

Esltmore Nov. e.-Flour duh and easy Western
super II 7j0S2 10 do extra. - 2jo - 10; do family,
spring, do do, ~ 25a ~ 10; do do, straight,
s. 800 ~ 20 receips, lo,o9o bJls; shipments, Soc!
and November, 20 3sa7O 1-sc, December, ~ ! IA .
y 3,ec; May, 20" 80 i,.c steamer, No. :, req rec,
bush; sales, 2O0,OOO bush. southern wheat easy ,
Flhiz, G5a7ic; LOnebcrry, G-0 re. CJrn steady
~ 41 TAI III Ice January 45 47c steamer mixed
- l4045 l-2c; receipts, ~ 80 bush 'tck,
quiet: white and yellow. 4oa l-c. oat, steady 40.
willie Western, 3oo39c; No. mixed Western,
;3a3G; receipts. 5000 bush; stock. l36.4D5 bush.
5 HiS p bnsh .oh. 4455s bush. Hay DUH and IN
steady good t, choice timothy, sl4 20" 81 80 Gr,in
ire!sht irIn; steam TO Liverpool per h4shl: 4g4 lid
cotton nominal, middllng. 3-sc. Others unchanged.
Boston, Nov Market Quiet and steady Re Re
bush oats. 1900 bush shorts. 10 tons
Huralo Nov. 2-sphnr wheat IN active demand !;
limits unsettled on n,w old higher seir,' i9 ,lc
new so hard al ~ 80 -Oo i2,oo1 blHh 90
Northern spot at - 80 &c 5000 bush No.
do at n DC: 1900 bush do at - 7.sc 1000 bush
80. = Northern spot AT 30 So &c No. hard ga,
6uluih new al 20 Lee do G. J.. l. at - 80, 80
Northern old Duluth SPOT ~ - orc % 'h!"S' ~
- i-c: No. : Northern spot. II SC; do c. (. AT
60 7sc. Winter Nheni dull No; = red at zoe ~, ~
1ut fI firm no No. yellow 40 80 do G-4eiG -c
NJ >. 4Go4G lie; so. ., - "a - &c: o ~,
: mixed. 35c. Barley IN god demand and firm ,
Western. 500 &c: state o-o 75c: Michigan. 65s zoe
C,nada -30 80 RYE dull. 40. =. 500 DC; ". ,.
5Oo SIC Flour steady best spring, - 'pa - -. ~,
winter. $-io .. 10: rye Hour. - ;''o 81 .ii,'a
DIM and unchanged. Canal frcirif- lower. wheat.
ir. com 81 -ic: oats > Sic: barley. Sic i-'N
seed. 3.4c. Eccdpts-Fonr 5000 bel, wheat
III 900 bush corn. $4,000 bush oats, '1"o' 1I,u
i9rlov 40 coo bush. shipments by canal heal
g5. 800 bush naxsrcd, $4,000 bush. shipments hy
rI-Flour 81 900 bbIS wheat. @V'ooo BUSH ''rh
10000 bush; oats. 5000 bush.
Chicago nov. Tho leading futures ranged ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-03
THE PETROLETM M1RhET.

NEWS FROM THE Field AND RANGE OF PRICES
I~,e crude ccrlihcat" market Yesterday enjoyed a
squirt of activity. and there a hImrf zone. Inc
trade al The moment h taking more Cheerful We"
Of t,c prospect Of values, the expectation, 4 i
.hrinkaec ia PRODUCTION on aocOaut - odd weather
bcgturiug to nguTc a an element Of sp'culhut" IN
NG-nu. Their. were >alcs 81 -O.Opu LarIcls III
oution, AZ tho Consolidated Exchange at 81 Ia -
cents. IN, mara't Ia oil CITY reached - , cents
but ended AZ IL - ccuts. There were no sales ~
the stock ENchalgr. $3.50
IcAncd petroleum was reduced 10 points I" p'Jv
cent, per gallon barrels, $40 cents Ia bnlk
and $50 IN ca.c,. Foreign quotations were .
AnIN,rp. IL ls frDcs; Bremen 800 marks London"
4 1.-0I lJ.lid.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-03
60 U)hom 81 nlnn Concern.
yGCCK or TIE STEAM YACHT ALVA-

IVGECK OF TIE STEAM YACHT ALVA-
w l.. :. Enginec ~ Ohce. Nrwp r. l., -4t' october
1s32-To whom II may concern. Where?t iaAfatloh i
obstruct.1 ind endangered hv the wreck n hr ST am
Yacht Ayq lying in Pollock N Chann,i Ma :, ntar
the Lghtship. Notice j. hereby given that ~ VIII DC
removed by the United states undcs authority OF aW
proposals tflplicac. for the removal ~ said
wreck win be received ~ th. until II 80 p
the ID day OF December. 1892. and then opened Tho
attention o. Bidders il invited 10 the Acts or terg',>
approved February 90, 1885 and February % iss1 vol
93 page 1872 Vol - pare 4lf Satrts NJ VA &c, ana
he act 81 August 1890 Sections and Public No.
1872: The United State reserves The right 70 ieiTi any
formation furnished applIcnton By authority o.
the -eary OF W0s. w. II. BlAfl, 'o'p' OF fhR
nerr. Y. 9 Army.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-03
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

". I. t. II. Il. RH. Co, L'sse.
Trains htatiOn, as fDl'
low, and lo mn.teS earlier ft. iTunlhsJ ~ w.:
.,:iU A. VI. Dtlly IOr NcWburgh. Kingston, AIOanys
daily lac ounGay, west of Coeyman's JIG. ~
1,5 4. VI. Daly for Albany ,AcepS sunday, Montreal
A. VI. DAILY Abaly Lttca, syracuse, hoches.
Ter BulIaio Niagara tais Detroit. Chicago exceps
1855 \. VI. DAISY, except su1day Tor Albany ana
A,g1 p NJ. Daily. except Sunday, for Albany.
AIN A.. ALBANY, Nol'led, LticA Syra-
cHsc Rochester. Buffalo, Niagara ta!s, Toronto. Do
s,ao p. H. DAILY except sunday. 70, Newburgh. Al.
'bnnv Saratoga ana Montreal.
..tS d. VI. Daily or AD1ny Utlca, Syrt"Hse. iioches.
Ni' innalo Niagara raiI,, Toronto Detroit Chicago,
ukSlnSr RAW LOCALS. 80, $50 =. NJ.
\tNl.l LOG Ais, $40, .l0l0 A. NJ Il 10,
81, q s., IL 40 =. NJ.
sleeping cars 'or i'ula!o. Aiisasa talis. Toronto.
potrSlt' Chicago. ~ Louis all through trains.
spay. For uckrts timetables, iOror and sleeping
or information, apply Offices Brook.
Iyn 1888 Washin ston st, 526 Futonst. Annex once.
foot II scwforK city, III, llJ. 7SJ.
nt2 brosaway i4s Dowery, 81 East lith-st. 6S Wed
i-'N" q. n LNMREKr. General Passenger AGENT
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Pm 0d uhl Express, o. I 20, = 90 10 ~, ~ ~"
VII, DInlas Car. \. NJ. so, 10 80 YIN. phnS
car 4 90 o., y co. 80 $40 + NJ. u 10 hNht
sanda,s. o. 10 50 II 80. with Dining car A, MH
80 3 80 With Dining Car. . W. GOO l. NJ / 10
S,,lror, and wash ngon ENpr.-. daily at 90 u 80
witt, Dining car \. NJ. 80. 80 DINING Gar ''Oo
T. additional aln week days for Baltimore at 90 P NJ
iaror Car pay Trn SLEEPER on NsH oo TAO
foF 'saa"g o. 81 'OS go 70 20 NJ % ns
SATURDAY. night SUNDAYS, II 80 A. NJ. 90 80 . o.
'1V Va, Pt,rrisbir; At 900 IS - A. NJ. 90 80
ssu SUD il 80 s. NJ, 90, ) GO, 80 PsM, lel9
night po,t.y,llc Of 90 10 - A. NJ. 90. iso
on 20 p n ~ liz night except SATURDAY might sun
49, ~ i'36 A. 81 90 80. 90 p. NJ. II y night
"1 ior sunbury Iewisburg. and Wiani>port at % 80,
~ NJ 90 30. 30 L. NJ. T. - mgn, 'NoS'yN
so,,irdsy night. Sundays 10 A. NJ 20 j. NJ i-l'
' Fof Fa,en bethlehem AncntSyn Mach Chunk 90
to Ailrutown. r NJ. sundays. i:3o. : 10 A. NJ lo'
IT2or wiIkesharre Puston and scranton S as A. NJ,
On u NJ Sui days. 30 4. NJ =. "a ,o
FOR iIigh Bridge brncb 600 y 10 A. NJ w. 4So
P ~ p S"9d" hmpay 90 at "a No $50 s5 II 30 A.
! 81 4 90 80 3s G:i5. : 30 p NJ SUNDAYS 90
A. ~. .t oU iehands 40 sI5 II 30 A. ~. lac
20 8 So G:i5 +. NJ. Sundays. 900 A. NJ 4oo
p ~ ~ r,:enr,t, 40 sH'. n''o A. NJ. 1870 $50
To Red Bank Long R-anch and Ion' south 70 PoO'
a TX p " Sundavs cycen' Ocean Grove and Asoufy
pol q 90 4 NJ. 100 = NJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-03

Whcat-lToders offer freely: No. red winter uu'i
Holders offer moderately. COrn-spot anu intui's
Holders offer moderately: mixed Western spot NCNcLn
Der and December. steady A. 34d January S"auy
at A. Cd. Hops at London-Pacihc toast-iio'uers
are not Offering
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-03
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool. Nov .. As p. m-Bccf-TIodcrs Offer
moderately. Pork-The supply Is poor. Hams
Holders offer moderately. Bacon--Thc supply Is poor
Chesse-IIoIders Offer moderately. Taliow-IIoders
oHe~ moderately Spirits Of tlrpentlnc- Holders offer
freely: dun AT Dos ROsln-Iioldcrs offer spsrinev.
Lard-spct-Thc supply + poor: fururc-s-IIcsdcrs
offer moderately prime Western snot. firm at 45s Cd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-03
49,, crocx NApKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

pugalo Nov. 2.-Cattle-Receipts for the last -
hours head total for the week aa 5l 6cad CON
o .nno ne"d through 400 head to Ncwiork los9
had on sale, 100 head market opened $40" an M,
W. wss az heavy steers dull IIogs-Rcceips for ,ie
a. o. hons 1880 head total for week tpus iaf'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-03
Delaware. Lackawanna and WSstcru Il. II.
STATIONS In New. York foot o. Barclay mud phss
SHORTEST LINE. yt~TlBJLED TRAINS.
pIlllltN COACHES,

prees route 70 NEWA.K. BLOoMtlELD. MONT.
CLAIR THE ORANGES, summit Eernerlsville, Bask.
i,s Hdge Mei'ss Mcrs,SrIS i"iT' ra1,iH2p
M0P,ATcooEG haeNett;.9T,p ;7cH0oLETs NOUN.
%%Er gar iIlo i,9,q3G MGg9tsP;
1ese. plSGHAMToX. OXFORD. ,NoaWICH, ws:Ss.
ssYRAcusE oswFGo ,iiTfMIIGt1 G%EESo, EINiSH:
poi.ts ,wESr, HoRrHwEsTr ANp sorTPWFST
$40 A. W. b. FAlO. ltltHFlLLD STRINGS aad
ooMEGo EAIEl.s> Pullman plr.or cars. Ionne:s
a. Buffalo VITA train IVE .ilLAUO, arriving 3.4S
a. IOinag
7:.i 4. Vi. BIXGIAMToN NAIL. sop, principal
1870 +. M.-scE.NToH. BTNGuAMToN and ELMIRA
I,10 4. Ms cEANTON. WILKEsBARRE and PLYM.
$50 +. VI odai5j.@BUf ffHLo TiWITEb EXPRESS.
300 r. II, aaiyy|;vv BTFFxLo, RIGMTIELD SPRINGS
TICKETS snd pULLNAN ACCoNMoD EIioNs 2. -
SsS and 0iS broadway ~ Nest l25th.st o5 Columbus.
ave- New.York; 1873 Washing, INST. go fu,onst and
$50 BedfoidAve. Brooklyn. Time tables. giving full IL
formation, at all static 8
check baggage from hoe. residence 10 dcst.nsrou
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mer.csn standard OF classified.
STAINED.

Good ordnary ..:9 az LOw MlddIihg
Option dealings quite brss t9dsy ana h raoee
prices anal figures showing net gains Of l2elS poms
fhe Liverpool market about points 1--we Tabo,
aud Manchester strong with turner G.H :" 1'V ho
troubles Rumors respecting further reoucuoh x sse
crop estimates also had Strengthening ehec' ""i''
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TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE Dullness vas prominent feature To-Day IN
Rio ON the SPOT and pTices suffered decline With o.
uu0I.d AT To-. sales 800 Gags No u. plus s@lo,2c
Milo srOwths quiet ssies, Soo Dass
pr,atc terms. In the contract line heit was uepVss
and sellers moderate NsN !cio-
lux 10 a general break Of 1oa!j points Weskt eSo!ts
snd Hamburg To-, ',e! p3 Inns yer no no aee sa
I!css owing holiday; London, 5a'a GOWN o'S,S
w Janyari. =, % Is6ruary. Y, Sd March Us u, I'd
Anrl %, cd Amsterdam, Nov. 2.-AnoRt from gaNA
AID East Tor Europe. ISL 600 shipments from Ja
and East for United States during last month, 5000
tags Bordeaux Nov. ARRIVALS during last month";
$50 bags deliveries during e.t month 300 bags !
ia In bordeaux November Il. 32cOO bags Antwerp
Nov 5-Arrlyuls du.ims last month, $500 bags; de-
rr,e, during last month 81 100 bags stock in Antwerp
Snvnmhsr a. ooD uass To;ai sales here today
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-03
. RE LINES.


ksfIA SOLID TRAINS BEhWkEN NEw-YoRK AND
H., CHICAGO. VIZ CHAUlAUoUA LAKE on
EES RAMA OF MouNrAiSsC. ioaisrs XSS
Dlrcc. route rassac. Paterson. Tuxedo. Newbufg,
idGle;own Po.: Jcrvis Monticello White Lake. Homes
l,e Scranton Biugnanton. Elmir4. Corning. Watkins
ilcn Bath Hammond port. Avon Springs. Rochester
fornesyle Buffalo Niagara Falls. Toronto. Chartauqus
AXE Cleveland, Cincinnati, St. Louis. Chicago and al
oints Trains leave NewYork. foot Of Chambers.
l.. follows and five minutes earlier from West 2sd'@
WESTERLY DAY LXPRE>S
n OOA N. Dally-Via Niagara Falls end ChaurauQua
J.UU Lake. Parlor Car New. YORK TO Buffalo Sleeper
Union station. except sunday for Monticello.
tE-rIBULE LIMITED.
> M L. ~ D4y-Sold train for Oh cAgo, via ChautAu.
O.UU qua Lake. sIeepegs " Chicago. Cleveland and
MOUNTAIN EXPRESS.
3.3O dale and MOhtceliO.
CHICAGO AND GRAND TRUNK EXPRESS.
q Oh NJ. Daiy-SolId train . Chicago via Niagara
u. OU Falls and 0rand Trunk RAlWny 6leeDerS =
Buffalo. Rochester. Toronto and Chicago.
PACIFIC EMPRESS.
S.oU Falls. Solid train 70 Chicago. neepe1s y
Buffalo. Chicago and Cincinnati.
FOX rUn. JERvT~.
~UrEFK DAYS. a. M, Q. m. 10 80 O. m. 1 D. m,
w 80 .. m. 80 m. ESQ D. m. D: N. 8:SS
d. m. S.Iusys-3 q m. 8 .. NJ. Q 80 D. H.. 20 .. n
IOH NLNBUnG.
w EEK DAis-' .; a.: 90 p M .''S D. No . ~
WDk Ell p&H M r SIfaHS hGroaRJnASTiSoSSs p,
iOl and y51 Broadway. Chambers and West 80 -
l.grc>, Nr"-lo". ooJ iton'i btoo.lln 200 Hudson
IT, Uobokcn a.d Jr,-'y City En-" Transfer Com
ta1y calls ot ehcks baggage from hotels and resi-.
D. l. ROBERTS. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-03
FOR LAKEWOOD,

rcu, River. Barncsat Pas, anu Binesat' 80
For Atantc CIV Vineisnd and Brdgcton 80 A NJ.
Foi Monmouth Beach seabyght and iiIghland Beach
20 Is. II 80 a. NJ 30, A'' ''o ~ l. NJ
Ticket ana p.orGlf 'en;~ Ss Ss nrav 81
ala Canal ST. 81 East ltth St, 80 toinnnnS NJ ana
"a W~sr 1.-,h - Ncw.Yo'k: 233 Washington ST. ~
,:,l,"n & prooLlvn and = Br adway. Williamsburg.
wce,ro,, E,rr~s CO. viii call FOR and check baggage
,-o, hor.f rs drncc 10 destination.
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RAILROADS

pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAIL WAY of AMERICA
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BY
BlockSignalS& InterlOckingSwitche
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS foot Of
DesbrOsses and COrtlandt Streets
In Incct OCTOBER IOi'n 1892.
THE FAST LINE
oo yssOus edHnb Ssd p2 90 cars
Indianapolis ii 40 a. M Chicago 525 p M nn H. 81
Logo s w. next day Connects ''0 '' i'''
ImE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
Gs"s sisS@s asH:, s% 9sis' e
ana UeHeysuon Sn' pT'e,sS Tor bo, SEA-
% a q bs@s O sh ted % Il.
S. S. io %d5aifsY' p H. % Sc 81 day. OA'''s' 40
>r.LOUi, AND CINCINNATI EXreEss
29o r. W.. n c ygs sss9s caTs 70 s Hs@
a G@sG SmS S cie ana
Cincinnati 10 AZ a. m, and St. Louis 90 p. d. neat
THE COLUMBIAN EXPRESS.
on and E''i kso.a SSt
900 p. m. day.
THE WESTERN EXPRESS.
'so pbg chesso sna ceyeaa Dining
York 70 rliladelphis and PttbgrS to Chicago Ar:
d. t at dr 1oao daily c sssp sa 80
PACIFIC IMPRESS.
CHciio arrives week days at cosmeIs 10 p m;
p In next a1y sHd s9 o /. Sh ssS
for Cleveland and columbus except saturday.
SOUrHWE,TERN EXPRkss.
s30 T.. M.-Puilnan yestlIulo Sleeping CARS New York
% cneGnat MemghI" and st. o iSos Dining an Sa
Cincinnati Gl5 p. m INDIANAPOLIS IL 10 D. M. and D.
45o ,a w. III 'ySS]a al Snas on
W!e Raii.oOd. with Through slcepr to Ne"-orIean'
500 r. M."pay for al point. chfgapeass and Ohio
oo T p YIN haTendSa va:y EvPrcs s do with
T6roiih Tnqe Balct sieeaag car e New'ofle0''
BALTIM0Rr. wAsnINGToN AND TIE SOUTH.
1910 A. M.-"wa-lpgton Limited L%prrs. W. e,
scne,r Ccoches. Dining Car to Baltimore. aFhvlng III
$50 ?. n, congressional Lmi,cd" daily rgjn lime.
vthqe paror 1,s aad dining con "5in9 u Maai
eharss, on "a jazz En-, Of ;He,e Gan,
Additional Npr, and 20 o. 49, Sn a. IL s i gSs
a. o &c. 90, p M, ad l.l5 night
F0 pa As" TsrI ~ t.. "a ond comiosd cc.ch.
F e. f Lss h hsa.5 %Bry pns rG.
wockfevs. Sundays. . - o. Do. and 30 lt ~, 90
FOR PHILADtIrHlA.
Exrcss: 20 20 5 90 5 JJ 20, ~ 1000 Pc M
i.nlt,d, with doing car, ana 10 10 N"-il-s .oi
Ilmlted. With Dining ca, ana II 200 a. m, - -"
". 2:l2. 800 30. 90 80. . 90 ~, . ~
o. 80 an! 20 p. lr.. nd IL ID night Acc 0nmoda
lion. II 10 a m. 10 ana CO.. j. m. srnlsyS ~
pres. G:lJ. 30. . 900 90 Lim'@Gj. ana 10 a. M
60 CO. so go. u 30, 800. . 80, ana y %
D. NJ. aid II rs night. Accommodation" o.oo ana
For Timc-abIc. q trains To- local points 'n the Penn
OGccs: Nos. lS. 2Gi, .53. $40. ga and laI3 Breed
way. | A,tor House. 42d end Oh Avenue, l3i iass
10Th Street. eA West l25h street 2Dl columbus
Avenue and foot Dc-brosses ana Corti1ndt Streets
Court Street Fulton Strc"f ?S broadway, ana
roo lvn Annex S'aton foot OF Fult"1 ree Bro iyn
100 Hudson str ct, Hob)ken Satl n. jersey City:
Tho NeW.Yuia Tran.icr COMPANY VIII o. 0r ono ch.rK
iarcare from hotels residences IN o.eh 10 Destination
N''TU,C y pr'f;U j. r. WOOD.
General Manager. General Pas,'r Agent
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Gountrn Boar0.

AT WHITE PLAINS, n. y, . front rooms vacant
"A special atos for winter. 10 minutes from e. Z. depot
BY express. Mrs. J. II. CARPENTER broadway.
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Chicaro, Nov. THO leading fnInTc' FaNEod 81

rosL ,no,s,ions were IA follows: Flour dull.
changed 10. 2 spring wheat, 20 40. 10. , spring
wheat ssh G2c: 40. rcd, 20 l-4c; - '"Th'
a. I-1. y, 2 oats 3Od 30 1-SC. No. white l. o. D..
"a l. "a 3Gc: No. 3 white. 3la - l2c: 40. rye
~ l2c. 80 . barley, G3o &c; ~. . T. o; D.; t's
prime timothy sod ~ Il; mes por@. ~ hhl.
sII 50o I'll " u; hard. pr loo d. -
boxed - 45a ~ 30 short clear sides lboNcl - 9'a
- whiskcy distlcrs' finished good', per gal - -
rurars ont loaf , ] "a . - to. cfauulaitd, , J-c,
sN-",' '.' - q c,rp An 1 4c
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nlu5iraI Instruments.

AN ASSORTMENT OF SECONDHAND GRAND,
Utrcht ond square pianos OF our male In pefc! con,
dIiIn and lly iranttd also numlcr OF sccCia'h|r
Pianos OF other prominent makers at very low prices
WN. kNAHE ~ CO..
IiS 9Th Ave-. near ,sath II. Newly DIRK.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.

Trims leave station foot Liberty ~.
w.sIIlNt.TON J-IIOiK lLl tH DAlll, lli39
"'Tiil,.ADELPuIA FAST LINE, EXCEPT Sun
DHsrtvtSrUI EXPRESS. EXCEPT SUNDAY. s'i3
A. NJ, $3.50 4. W.
For Philadelphia, Baltimore & Washington
ROYAL BLUE LINE.