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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-18
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

NHIcaco Nov T. (Spcc!al)t proved anoth'r rear CAV
IN wheat prices dro9pns l. - = cent ana CLOSING "''n
December sold from Gi. Z, ccat>. and cloFr ~ WA
Iay Ga premium. Pod'i6.' va ''r'r
seller there comnpcd Liquidation Of long H''eo'f ~
New-Yort and Other holders; bit tn "'P""' '''''
the official Russian crop rpo = sting ,the
WHEAT licd a2O.tTrpI" o. - Ncnhn ''ie' ~ ~,
wear. anu the fye yitld 100 600 o' co''JJo
l,reer THAI last year The NorthWr'te rrlp', ar"
turning out gtt'r bnt cy ar not - mnch Iirt9r a.
Trey we've Minneapolis aud Duluth had os' 'ir, a'.n,
1sl last YER lxpors Fl lncr' Wrrf I-' ol"F
Gcoooo from all ppt- wheat nni Hour. me snt N"it,
wcs'cTn AMI c'-ifansr- nt"i urn ",tN'
rirv but the str'nzth all gone the "'S' """ theh
ioloved ia" optional weakness. ..,..
10: large rhcs nothnc nom thr W. ,d !" mae
hcnr market Nav Opened 400 cent sou 'et",rh
to'' and ioi4 aii closed ~ ~ t"f"- ucl~ ~,
ccipt- were 36l the estimate. i' , - y
There was very cold weather the West anu cnh w.,
nav lhci,a>c the ma, crant ,n'i'rIr III ,v'''oJ
Oats wre decidedly ". ak With very heavy sline by one
Of the shippers Patton lie lei go Of long line OF
slS snd SCI and elassd az 3oSaJo. cents. The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-18
LEH|GH VALLEY R. R.

Passenger trains leASe loot OK Lluerty.o6
FOLLOWS:
ZOO A. NJ. daily for MAuCH CHUNK and .nsss
med ate stations. - ..---.
nj tFAI.O and tho West. louisville and principal
10, al Lolnts char ear u Wilkesbafrc. Pullman "a
SsSS A. NJ. daily except Sunday for CLINTON ~
hep AGs Xxx FALLS IA anS Ill oSns, VA
pnlman sleeper CHICAGO VIA Buffalo Pullman Bu6e
sleenrr 70 icaso Suspension Bridge
II. aiding ami Iarrst urg -. Cd,
ali ate stations; connect ting Tor lottst He
RAJ r. NJ. daily, except Sunday. for TuNRHANs
NSC.% and principal Intermediate s,atons chair
W..EG."sos, nnd GAO r. w. daily, except Sunday f0s
oSS,II5h' H. daily. except sundays. Tor MAUC1
.nd Intermediate stations chair Eaton.
t.00 r. vi. daily for BUtFALo. NIAGARA FALLS
Nd vi t,nIs West: Pullman seerers 20 C5lcago. vts
Bunaio and suspension Bridge; connections for Read
w 500 ,' =. VI. daily .or ITHACA, GENEVA. ROCKIES
Wet: pullman Buffet sleeper 10 Chicago via Suspensieo
Er,,rc pullman sleeper Buffalo,
Additional sunday trains 10 80 A. ". for March
CHUNK and intermediate snts0Es connections for PouS
Nile; GAO =. NJ. tor Elston and intermeiae stations
tycncril Eastern Onics. 23j Br aiwsy. y. Y {. The
New Tran,er Company Will call for and check ~
rxre from hctal residence through 70 destination.
ROLLIN II. WILBUR, tliAS. LEE
ten Surr Eastern Div. ,'en. Pass. Agent
A. W NONNEM HER. WIN v. SMITH
Ass. Gen. Pass. Agent Gen e. Pass. AGENT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-18

rtv.rno,l. Nov H. 3:A5 u. m.-Bccf In poor demand :
extra India meas Arm lo,s 81; prime mes scady az
s-s "a pork IN Door demand prime moss Nest,ih me
s;s,dv M IS vi do mcum steady at li- 81 Hams III
,asr demand short cut about II 10 IL ~ hrn ny AZ
isr.n IN nnderr. demand long clear mi1"s, ABOUT 80
p dull at ass 81 long and short clear md1lrs about :,
49, MI a, shoulders about II to - ~ -'auy
., aos Choose In poor demand Tales in poor demand
spirits turp-ntinr In Moderate demand ,FedY az
in lair demand common. Arm 10 3 "i la1->po' ~
,cor dereni tuiurss nothing doing prime "cscrh spo
duil AZ ,r~ Wheat in nO1-rat" dsuanh No re Nn'r
dull a, Z, 2Ld No r~i spring dun a. D, %. font W
Louis fancy winter dun az ~ " orr
Sr,, IN moiera;c demand futures IN fair dcnhni hiN
W.s,-r sro. steady ri November .'c'F ~ y,
I'D. Drcrmler steady at IL III January s'hls d. -
lid for now. Hops at London-Pachc .'as'-'h HON.
,I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-18

,, Russian crop rcpor making the oat yield 64aVvo
Zoo or 10 100000 over an average, was VI 'o"'''
an influence. ,,,... .oorod IN be
" on slons were DECIDEDLY weak Packers secueu ,1v
wokng up fact that they were going 70 ge' , a.,
81 ne. Tney sellers OF produce: iorh ~, NO
cent. barrel lard i22 cents HUNDRED Tln ,on, The
huuired The clos. nearly at the Do'o''. ,,..'I
orE y,ds advi,cs that the hog cceilt, nsS'
ssp" he the heaviest so far Their. 1000 hogs'
thn c.tiuate for Saturday 1fcoO. .,- ..u. q, G-7.
on nc curb MAJ wheat closed at 1os , sas 'ls at
outs puts on Deceu Der wheat closed at oo's c'",
GO" cens Put- on May closed az 40 saioA' cal
M .O3a3IOL cents.
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Railroads..
RAILROADS..
Pennsylvania
y RAILROAD.
RAILROAD.
STATIONS, foot of DcsbrOsscs and Cortland
Streets.
Eject October 18th. lSO3.

Aoot Va DcSo'"""S" ""u
In Eject October 18th, 1893.
?ina S Car; Gs.ssss Cincinnati
a. w. f F%S y an mex et asy and Chicago
1. t,0 So 1S seepsx Ssri LrkDrun.n
a D" I se Car. o0% SsspcS Dnas C nSo
Eoss aa ssssDs a"s Ra" G Sia.
nut 10 u Az. ST. Louis Z ~ y. M, Chicago 80
$50 T. NJ. WESTERN ExrREss;-rnllman Sleep.
Car 70 az cscaso %rriyes CisseaSS II 40 - m
$50 80 p }? NJ next go Sa' fmwrsrrnx EXPRESS week.
Az a.. !. 't"ns.s :s s. s%s . nd On
",' I St, .1 Gis ~ " :sy0IS %SsnHs ac,
o. nssns 4.as q ivG m c 6%
sos T. Il; p III S's.Sog S'S kGy " SotryG daily
NV HSsi: 'M!AsMixSToS ASp THE SOUTH
lo mo-. 4 ,scr cav. s "ns Sa Pull
e., sss tSss ss sss rs%s 80
S no. ;;sS % % = 9s"a'' s S'v'
70 cclumsa acNscnse a' aSd
iso' :ATY. '' sb:ssii h asi:ss' iy
En- S a%, e"t D"s ss vi, Cap. Charlie.
Route. s a; M weekdays. aud with Through Sleeper.
Buffet Paror Car
For Cane NAV. 90 r. wcex. DAYS.
For Long Hranch Asburv Park. ocean Grow >nd Point
Pleasant 9:l0 a. m. 10 10 40 10 and n as D. m.
week aay.. sunday, ots a. m, 5l5 p. m. do
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
ESmcs'; % 20; : go .. 80 10, II a: IN ~
Gao 80 M T. is night s,irdsv; ES.
reEs; 's = i, ed Sisi;
hm,hus Avenuc. 7s7 siA:h Avenue. and foot Of Dcs.
broees and Cort andt Streets Court Street 800 Fulton
street ~ broadway and Brooklyn Annex Station. foot
Of Fulton Stree. bro xyn; 100 Hudson Street. Iio
bokon; Station, Jersey CITY. 49,
The Ncw.York transfer Company will call for and
check baggage hotels and residences through dest
nation.
s. NJ PROVOST. j.. n. WOOD -
General Manager. General PassI Agent
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CASH QUOTATIONS.
Iyen, No. ] foundry
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New-York, November

New-York November IL, 1893
COTTON-Ths cotton market opened STEADY In tons,
with prices from points lower 70 point higher. me
cables showed Lied In the pnce OF spot COTTON
and finally 3d404d in the price Of futures
New Orleans receipts for Tomorrow estimated at IL W.
10 $4,000 bales against 1866 bales last year. Inc
total reached 600 bales and prices as COM m
Ialed with evenings close were hnaly from UNI
changed TO points higher. The edviccs from the New
England spnners continue TO indicate extreme aiscour'
aremoD and little disposition 10 start in ana over
come loss in their tangs is seen h rs. Eca
ket closed Arm tonight for the first time for seveal
days past expected to make favorable impf s,tr
upon the Liverpool cotton market cosderne tne oc'e
conditions said to b. prevalent in MGnchestcr ,,s o..
Opening range and close today ona CLOSING ou '"o
nj and II follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-18
THE PETROLETM MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
New YORK. November H. 1873.
The crude certificate marked kept its strength here IN
the absence developments In the producing nell,
price,, 1Jis cents on sales OF
barrels. There Were dealings at the stock En-
,ha OIL CIV rrul7atio,> caused sight iecc--
prices opening 7i rising TO 15s ard closing at
AN The output Of the NJ Donald pool remains ut
II 900 blrrc's day.
Refined petroleum was unchanged a. - cents ga
lon In barrels oGj buk and 800 cents In eases.
Foreign quotations Antwerp. 1lSdlln francs .
Ilr,in,n 40 marks: London. 3',d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-18
n. y. ONTARIO & WESTERN R. R.

Trains leave foot Of West 42d'st as f'o"'' 10 |"
earlier ffom FPanklins:: .,., o.. 4, akt;l VALLEY
Il. H. stations Middlctown, Eenytlle, Fssouis ",xen
Carbord,le Scranton Walton Delhi. Sidney ,Nof"'ss'
Utica iionc, Oneida, fulton, Oswege. IA rxurses
for %ati Valley Harosd stations S1ngSe,i Fs iu
burg. iiwrleev,e iibaV Fails. Liberty fskS'iie' sNs
LIVINGSTON Manor, M,dcletown. summtytiie. Fsiis'
burg. Liberty LNnasts, ManoG, . KSssa"a' "'''''' o."
ney Norwich. Oneida. Futon a: Keciinns cban
car Sseass free, 70 Sisssn Arrive, Detssi
$40 D. m CAissso 80 m st. Lcu a. III scaSwsy.
NerYok Trsn.fsr Company calls for ana eAees' 'sss
. assanaaoa' I. q. ANDERSON: q. p: a..
- " o. Beaver IT.. NeW'1e@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-18
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

IN. Y. c. & II. n. r. X. Co., LE>sEE)
Trains leave West 42d:s,. Sutton. Sew.Yorx. - -
lows and IL minutes earlier from f0t ffsnaiin'st.:
In, iO 4. W-Daily FOR Albany Utica Syracuse, Rssk
e,ter, Buffalo, Niagara Falls. Detiot Chi ago; excqe
si5 p H. ~Dai for Albany, Montreal. Utica. syracusA
f.ochester. Bufao. Niagara Falls, Toronto. DetrsiI
(Irveland and Chicago.
s,i P W-Duly for Albany. Utica Syracuse Rochester,
Bufa'o, Niagan Falls, Toronto, Detroit Cleveland aA
Gor Tickets timetables. paror and sleepnscsr accom-.
tions annlv city Offices Brooklyn and New York M
q, star MS Timetables at principal hotels. For oAS
'h'''''C'E r. LAMBERT, General Passenger Agent.
" ' 8 Vanderbilt ave-. New. York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-18

tim n, an adva,c. IN rail rates which expected O.
into effect at the close Of navigation ne auI va ae
freicht- will make difference o. upWarl VI ~ ,d =,
rer Dbl in some cases spring wheat -four Is h.ia ny
the mills present prices bu SOM i'.' i
undcrtone end MI the trade Total Transactions ,ouF
were 1880 pkgs including 800 DDS VIM "a ,op,ts ~
500 6bls SO ej0 hbl- extra hiss az - - 81
SACKS and - 90 In bll sacks extra s"fon1- a = -
one car suernnc al - p. 5000 bbl spring 'ehi> az
?Cas4 100 straight. =, ~ 'Ods5 ~ 2"V %, 90 ,
M - 5OTs2 IL and $50 sacks superinc at ~ 10
DUCKWUEAT FIOCKihere was slightly o,.,G d ~ n
with sale. of 400 sacks at - the >o anu - ~
10 arrive RTE FIOUR-Jle market was DUH SAFES
weIe 200 blls at 81 0jdsJ Quotations follow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-18
nr, LAckAwAyyA AND WESTERN RR.
Stations in New-lVrt~ loot Of Barclay ans
Christopher Streets.
VESTIDuLED TRAINS. PULLMAN COACh6es

YESTIUCLED TRAINS. flkLMAN NOASnSC
Uilc,t route " ARK, BIUoMrI Ei.ii, MN A.
jig Hiss Madison, MofSIsS%S fasse l.; s ia
Esonton, Dover Stanhope. BupDS LAkt, LAkE ~
TATCONG, Hsckettstown bClOOLEf%MOuNiA ttNl
W.;nngtca potia ASdSS scHaN
.5S, fiTTsToS.. WiLkESExHSE; XxSIifsS}SS!SS ~.
RAMfoS SXfchp, NoRwi6M aisfyllIs; S llsk
GS ssWEao. I'm AK; S%E EfMiRA; tSRNlES.Ss
VEST NcGTnwESG AMP P, souT lnd GsTroo tx.
~ IyEtSss pullman Palace Cars. Connects at BudaS
With train for Chicago, arriving ii 40 ~ M next mo"
,.sO a. REPRESENTATION NAIL. Stops AZ DsIaeiUs'
leo sGRANToS ,uI sIS S,,In, end FL
AID :. M.rSc1HNToN WiLKEsBARRE snd PLYN
1880 +. Nj. lDailyJ.-BuFFALo LIMITED ExPRE0'
pullman sleepers. Arrives AZ ID a. NJ n,wr,.O
BOO r: ~: oaiiylMg.s . ..!, UTICA and oS"E'o
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS , ~"
Murrayst ard 42o broadway Tickets az ferry stascns.
,s5 and broadway SO West 125th-st. 25J tolumoa.S
ave New.York; S33 washinston.st. 100 Fulton,sI ne
II Broadway. Broolyn. Tine tables g!vin: ful "'"'
macp e ~ ',ssic,;s co,,p.xy GILL al, 70, ~
chock Luggage fran hCtei or residence TO desdns"~
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SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston. Nov. 17.-Cotton steady intinc, sc
lcw ndallng. 5-iGc; good ordinary; &c; net ana
receipts iacs exports TO Great BraiI, ~
lnIcs: sal,~ Iis3 bales stock. l72Gis bales. Weekly
and gross receipts. 80. 7sG bales; eNpor's TO 't
Britain. 2O.921 bales coa,tvisc, s'3I Dars' s'''S'
1850 bales spinner. 10 bales. ,,,, q &C.. ,,,
Norfolk Nov. Il. Cotton quiet mlddline oi"c low
ni1uline, 1i-c good ordinary, l6c net ana lfo>7
ccpts 53S bales cNroris colstwc 2o'S l"ics SAT-.
,.,l0 bales stock ~ go bales. W"cky n,3 ma .,v
receipts, 2I,3s3 bales exports coas"iae' i-'CJ' oe'
Ncw.0rlcans Nov I7-Co.ton quiet good mldllnc;
is.lGc; middlirg. 7sc low giddlnr , c.c. TO.
.0S bales: export. Great Brltan. IDS bles; "a
the Continent 5Go hales: censtw'c 31'3 bale, III
Il 900 bales stuck 2.J.GJ. bales Wecay net fr'f'lf'
So 55 bales: gross. s..7o2 bales r.pcr,; :" "f, h
iaitaln. II POS bales: france, q 40 ta'H !" tn'
Continent, 3GGI bales coa-twse. 2o.'2e bales safes
20 $50 tales. ,,,, ia.
middnc Lice good Ordinary lS.I.r rex a an1
rccclpt-. 6535 hilc, exports to thr onti -
h.fcs; coasrwise sj3 bales sac-. ~ h5hH ~
10 81 haics Weekly not and gross re'''p' o., o. an
bales B.it,in, ?ls bare To w 90:
'ncrt, L., SO bales; coatHIsc 1889 Bales sac o-
tnl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-18
BALTIMORE d. OHIO II. r.

BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON. CHICAGO. GIN.
CINNATI. ST. LOUIS AID ALL POINTS WEShs
Leave Ncw.Yer!. foot Of Lbertyst ,o.,s usas
Fcr CHICAGO, IL 80 a. M. 80. q p. M. IL ~ -
For PlTISBl,iu: "a p; e.; y - night y. M
FOR FOR Sw1NSSiiiS9fo bifTiMoRE.. a. r. ais
q. m. Dining Carr. l 80 80 p. m Dining Carl
D. M, Il Is nignt All trains run daily. e.,
For NORFOLK Day oil Line 80 n ii e. B SWAY
F. l4th.st 400 Grand y. Y: 3if tnlton;st' h'0'"
Ign Stat or foot Of Llhcrty..s. T. r. OF ,,.s,
ffom hotel or residence To destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-18

Through trains for Chicago and the West leave M M
Minutes earlier from West 2sdst: ,,.,u nns.
IN,ON 4. M-Ncstibuled Express f,r Wsvery. p S,is
lU:OO ham,on. ElmIra Buffalo, Brasf I'd and S'''
2.On r. VI. -Ve,hur Limited solit train fsa az
c.UV ago VI, chsntsu4aa LIKE ni",,, s err
6.3(1 9. M-soid ,raa 10 Ihcago .S VA Niagara ''""
Q on r. M.-via ChautauGua Lake and Siagaa rs xis
O.CU Sold tain u Chicago. Slcepefs " ho'"''''
0cAL TIME TABLE. TICKETS AND "a P ~! HFosa.
way I50 Fast l2Jth.s... Chambers and West 2Ji.sts
rios New.York; S33 Fntonst Brooklyn 100 "om.
IIoboken and Jersey CITY station ERE transfer
pany calls ~ and ehecss baggage from hotels ana "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-18
Tho statistical position OF Brazil coffee follows:

Total warehouse deliveries. 1905 1898: 1j59o
Brazil eonee or spot was very dull and the market
offers were said 10 have been received primary mar
kes. The nominal priec ut the close was loc for NO
Mid coffee quiet but about steady.
pRUGS-Opium is again lower single lots being
quoted a. ~ s and ioobng lots At ~ 49, NTH powdered
rsppernints al .: Is for Ii q il. and quoted now at
ss1se root IS "s% at asA s root Ss
grr gal. {; ?tas2 rs Wood 'S per ee,t Rer gal q
ri 90 Der 'ea gss a. saas pr t.
esS5s; elm, per n lolaiss ,asraii.. rer +: t.a7c
a., oregon, ", 5sdsos Peru per ~ 81 $Ss.l %
:sS p OIL S % !" per s.
iSEc; cocoa butter. bulk per n ssss3tae cod liver
s ss Ss berries
common ana ordinary PER NJ iss sstiishsh bone, rsr
ss aot Gases sy Ssr nhp ps iss f
Il s $685. ss' r. gs.@' G' a
ss:.: per sss;sssa:s lS,sas Ter n s2tS pow
os s2c don.tc. ois. per o. esaesc foreign bulk.
per or. iolaiSs.c TONGA b~an.-Anrosturs. rer n.
1sr 'Sss % :caeis ' sS per r. "'''
s,s 80. IcId:r.' sis :ossis Soln.i steady. We
81 Ss S sss. % 20 ss?
Scotia 80 slsasIo DO 20 ,srgs sc 100 Sens,
S nsns :rs s s0s' Do @-ap
s sssss S. e G.s 'sSs" split cnsd
g. sK. .: 7sass Dutch ordinary. new. SsaSOc do
'Sl rsn n %%D MEAI-There was little morc inquiry
~ high grades Of winter wheat neur to-day in antepa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-18
ROYAL BLUE LINE

PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE. AND WASHINGTON
FOR phiiadelphi week d,ys. 90 90. 300. 10 90
II 80 Dining or, 4. NJ 70 500 700 Buffet Parl9.
rarD. 700 lDninr Car q co 80. sij p. NJ, II ID
night. SUNDAY 90 II 30 .Dinng Car \. NJ. 80
SEQ Diniag Car. 80 T. NJ II; 70 ngat IN IN
Dining car A. NJ 30 800 20 D mi Sn ca,,l 80
A. NJ 20 5 90 Dining Carr 30 =. NJ. II rs nighs
Tlrk,ts and Iaror car .e,t. can b. procured At II?
90, o0l Az 40 ga 40. 1922 Broadway 73- Oh
Ave- 81 Fast lith ST. is. East i25th ST. ?di we.. 1854
ton 81, Br,oklyn; % Broadway. Williamsburg. tn
S@w.York 1rmsf.r Company will call f)r and check bag
no f.cm hotel or residence e de tinat n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-18

f,orrrr'rhc market for coffee opened weak In tone
with urices fron Is u 20 points lower The sales on me
NJ rral reached 1000 bags hut q. = 80 p m my
ia cached ~ 700 bags including Novembe at 800
T. TO- December i0.35ai 1900; Januarr at ag"o,
Mach az 1900 and Nav ~ 1J0OGio.Oo Inc wcsn'.s'
Mas due primarily Disappointing cables. whicn I'D;
dicatd decline OF ps ut Hambnis; an aun ac toD
IL a, Have declinc OF Sd In some quo1tiohe on
london The Rio market showed no change win 90 ooo
omts I5S5OO 10's. Two days Iercpss aovv
iars stock 1l2.OoO bags. The Santos marx, q.ord
Is 900 two DAYS receipts. 1000 bags, ana svocn,
10 cNo baxs TIC market for spot coffee at New,iolk
i. duh and heavy at further deciiac, NO ,S h
were free offerings active marNe on prices from
iraz giving reports OF lower msi kcts there nn 'is
news lon-, sold snorts covered Inc uara,t i'f
Contracts cosc1 steady but 30 q % points lower Io'a
salcs WOO y 80 bag follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-18
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF W-jERSEY
fAn,hraci;e coal used exclusively
Four tracks. Automatic Block signals.
Train, leave station loot OF Libc ty ST.
lI..I In, Enelf My 10 IAli1

For Easton. Bet1lehem, Allentown Maueh Chunk. q,
90 LIZ s:ij A. NJ. 10, ] 80 "A 90 % EastonL
80. 5:i5,, 80 to Allcnt,wn, r. NJ sundays +s8.
r Fox wiiae'harr rt,stcn, and Scranton. s45 A. n.
For reading AZ 100, :00 -, 10 90 IL 80 A. NJ,
10 80 = :oS 3 as 30 =. NJ; 1916 night except
satmrday night. Sundays 4 30 A. NJ, 100. 80, S:SQ
80 l.. NJ. ~ Is night =, - -
GO 5IJ y NJ II ~ nigit eyc' ping saurfiy night
suniays / 90 ) 80 p. NJ; 1915 night; N -
81, zoe. 80 r. NJ. i9:l; night o except SATURDAY
night. ~, ,,,r,,.. . a.
90 q ~ A. NJ 10 80. 80 =. NJ, IL rs night
eSccp. ,1tur.av night. Sundays :l5 A. NJ. 80 p.
For Red Hank Long Branch and points south % Point
Pleasant 80 3 Is. II 80 4. NJ. 30 49, q 40 Y
ipd HANK 4 90 30. - 3S to Red Bank sl5 P: NJ
Suniay- excert o, Grove and Asbury PARK 300 ~
' FOR LAKEWOOD.
30 SIj A. NJ. :i5. 3 40 % p: NJ
For Farmlnsdale. Tom. River, fsrnngas Park md
.pa,nrcat 4 80, 8 rs A. NJ. 1:ij. 20 j. N.
ror I'lantc City. vneard. and Brdgcton. 30 A. ".
FOR Monmouth Reach serbrrh, and HIghand Baach,
4sO s:I- II 80 y. NJ. 20, As. 400. 20 p. u.
suu A NJ 4 .00 r. NJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-18

Market closed finn. Transferable orders lssueu ut
So Total sales. OH 900 bales
Ecwyork spot sales to-day and last night: For con-
sumntion G5o bales spot market quiet middlihes esc
which is unchanged compared with yesterdays prices.
cuotauons are standard Of caesincs
ton and on cotton running In quality not more
shan half of grade above below the grade Quoteu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-18
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
New.york. November II. 1sos


.,,-e r,,. ". ~, TX. ,.rs or as heal CT
BEENI.S-hc'lp'S W ~ ,t' ,or .vnrrt alive and
Tor sanght"i-' GtN' 81 II, ,n, NM ,a,r nr,n
- cars 10 Re sold .he n,'' mn III, NOT ouo,abv
higher, ard the trading "a' SOW a, -. ~. 100 =,
cleared. \ ear 81 Texans roIn W % pp.tt,c ..,e-s
-4a,5 ar OF cN,ra 90 ., >, w. n,r A. ii iog
oce-3 - bulls AZ - ., cows anu he'i n q. is,
- 81. aud By toe head al f'"tf ca'n' o., -. n.
At dgc for .idc,. anu '2u' 20 i"f irNAs a."
Colorado do Cable scNi,"s from I"inoh s'n ~ 'Poo
quote refigeras lcef weak q, r'sit oy per W, INV
Hucrl,a lover at c'salic top, ll@c esln'V'
CALvf-,-Ecccigts toi head including ears .o q,
Westerns. D,mand active aud prices MIN, n" o
Sas at s D@, per lcS DO ,G s'" a" . a
nr a.,efs: rs Tor fi calves; - ijhTJ - Tor western
d. p,o..cd csl,,, inn ~ sgdI..c ~ city dsc,sed
~.,ls and eycu "a 10 BE foi extra '2l L.
49,, 81 ,.f ord ,ar, ln the day . number were
'"r y. - u,iir =, dr. SOD cfas,,rs and 5a7c for
,r, ru a. -, ,,,ti' ,,,,,,i s,l,. 4, G .7c.
iii -. ~ ~ M -, ,,, ear. Tor bntchcs
ns, - 1S film ua- r tr.ne better for good To
h,co i, and ,bon, steady for Other grades %; stock.
n, =, ysi sAc,p Add OF e. - - pr leo n ordinary
- -. To-. Lamb. a, - 7Sa-5 Dressed mutton -low NJ
.aGLc r,.r = q f,w tor bringing &c; dressed
lambs IN -or.e dcnnnd a. Gasac. . - .
ror,i.,h., and cars n, Icr.cv CIV. head sol
49,. - n, ali yr,d., r,copt Iqht hoe. and prs.
o',rv d.. d s,eadr 10, lichi wo,k for oihcl, She
,r"lrl",oo ,' HUNS ''"' '7'' 49,
;" per 'Vo %"
,r,,,, ,,pytrc ny r'rr rGpApIT
oihfH- MNHhIIN-bf '''-'' -.
ruraio. nov IL attlr-hcocr.H 10y - ho"fs.
1850 head total for w-k thu iaf -" ,,,,,
$50 hcid 10 New ora ~ naa -" nno, i,i -. -,
market opened strong a1d closed hihi f"', "rt 49,
~ 5oas ~ -: oui- - gbIr- ~ 81. 10 ,s,
- tour, LOO mr'' ,"I S ~ 40 h,I roas gned
through II ioo head 70 NJ" ora 100 br.u ",
ale. ic5o head MARKET o,cn't I"Noc ,,cksr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-18

Idyerpool cables-Spot cotton moderate demand Ireey
.t nres easier Sales 10000 bales; speculation ana
expt 900 bales FUTURES opened easy demana pV SI
a2Gt decline closed barely steady NJ 3-Oi04of
ne. de.ine Manifestations demand poor yarns
The following are total net receipts Of cotton al
1. 1893
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-18

STEAHINT,-Mark.t lower. Lard lo's'' oco "ciA"'
AZ Sar. sales Of - VCO y Oeo ai 80. a.,
TALLOW- Market nfm on light -upphe'' eu'''
J.dj lGr. I'll, T.. 49, ,.,t.-..
TOBACCo Sc~d loaf lcss ac;lve with sale. as follow.
100 cases 1872 Ncw-i,nglanl Havana ~ Is".u iv'
,os.. puu.vXanlt Havana i-a.. az ildl2c loo case
I-y, WISCONSIN Havana %, 1d!J-; 100 cs-r. "nfi" ~
CdS2Lc: 800 bar- Havana at O1cdtl TO- anu ID cS>'
sunarrl - oqti -. -, -. al, .,,.
WOOI.-Tnr ale. at New-iork for N" last week w'Ir
-, ~ 900 =. NJ nouin,l pficc. and ngur-.
Given out Accurate prices cannot b. dnotd q. tic mar
ket j. I'm , very liar position. In't" l. evidently
hotter uudoonc the market. bu. u has not VET r-'d
In any Improvement IN Iftc,. At lca't t""-tis VI Tao
NJ nal r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-18

forNsrded bass sales $50 sos all spinner nSy
stock 150 2j2 bales. Total net port receipts o-ua!,
20 AK hsies thus far this week POO 72 bales Exports
today: Great Britain. 2S 3o4 bales France go d 90
Snn,ncnt TX o3i bales Exports: Great Britain W Wy
bales France 1893 bales: Continent 42os bales 'o'a
1a- o,O bales stock. o30 26l bales. . - ..,..
ra weeSIy statement OF Liverpool stocks is as follows
This week. Last week. last year
In STORE '''''-'''''- 400 0OJ 100000 308 0c0
ooVVVS o-N'NNN
ITO 90, LOG 600 400 900
Total ''-''' 400 600 7o9 900 3Oj 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-18
INIOy TANNED.

Midi hacks ..2eos
ENTHUSIASTICALLY philadelphia iron market. eXrcp.
for ac lion which bcttrr demand. been very
dull. wit, prices 'eicng down consumption Il very
very connde,r of any increase dining INC
laiacc sai Ia pig iron The Decrease In the
OUTPUT Ia. had improving effect See. bile 9e 1uio
aud orders could b. placed q. Sio ~ dea .rd
weak. Old material Is in bcttr demand In IN pa,'s
there is decidedly better business doing ior Iutfe a.
livery and In some purchases have nech nrae y,n
here and Ia England. running as ar ancaa ~ nsc IVY
,.-.COPPEt;The market closed dun slol, ~, pu
November 9.s5; December. observation-disclosures
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-18
ITENLOCK.

LEATUER-Expor.ers are free buyers OF hemlock sole
leather but apart from this there Is ho' mucn acu'y
w