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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-09
TILE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Nov. (SpecaD. advanced cent
to-day and closed firm, although not at the top.
The Republican successes everywhere were re-
garded by the spectators as notice TO washington
that tampering with the tariff was not desired by
the country. Spectators took the view that the
Republican Successes would moderate any tariff
tinkerng, and would for that reason help to re-
store the much desired prosperity. Ihat was the
speculative theory and on 1t wheat along with Sc
curties advanced. Very large cearances from
New-York almost 100000 for Monday alone, rein
forced the election returns as bull motive. STEADY
cables and "A rather bullish Ohio report were also
influential for higher prices. l5radstreets state
ment OF the increase in the available. $4,000
western cars 500 for the day and 200 for the two
DAYS were also rather bearlsh figures. December
opened at 62l2. sold between 5l1sn62ft, and closed
at 62a, I621, cents. Duluth's flour output FOR the
week. $1,000 barrels. was almost four times as large
as that Of the same week last year Charters
were reported for $4,000 bushels, business done
Monday in low grdaes. ,,
Corn was depressed by poor cash demand,
November and December being weak while May
49s,0 42s and closed at i2l.N+22s cents 1t Is ex-
pected that the Government report next Friday
will make the crop total less than did In October
Oats were almost featureless. Prices were steady.
May sold between 37sI3lts and closed at ls cents
Hog receipts were light. and prices OF product
for that reason steady. January pork closed at
81 g.: January lard, ut - 52i2, an advance FOR
both Monday OF l2ia cents: January ribs closed
at IS. an advance over Monday of Ils cents
There 22,Oo0 hogs. the estimate for thursday
was 1900 49,
on the curb puts December wheat were 62sc
calls, &c. Puts May corn were 2ls; calls
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2. new. s4l3pbc; No 3 yellow. 34lsG35c. Oats-No

g., new, 3fu3f2C, NJ D yeliOW, of72uo'S' SosS wv
white. 2Giac; No 3, 26g26i2c.
Philadelphia Nov S.-Flour-very little demand
and market weak under free offerings. Wheat
Firm and advanced lc, but offerings light and little
disposition to trade Cables slow ana s snpIers
had few orders No 2 red. November 6ouo 2,s
December 6Gisn6634c; January, 6s4uoslsc; req,
ruary 69%tn7Oc. Conception market openeu
firm but afterward declined &c ana Closed weak.
Fair export inquiry. bat bids too low for business
Local CARROTS dull. with ample offerings at FORMER
rates. No 2 mixed. November i6l4nRHc Decem-
ber 4ia4N i5hc: January and February f412d4oc
Oats-Ciood demand for, local CARROTS, win aHpia,
offerings at former rates: Futures quiet, ana
Sja 1,55;.c: December S6l, 03Gsc January and Feb
ruary. 3jik437c. Eggs scarce and firm; Pennsyl-
vania frsts. 2jM26c: Sugar. reinei quiet steaay'
quotations unchanged Other articles unchanged.
St. Louis Nov. s.-Flour dull Patent $4S S; 10;
s2nS5 20: family 81 SOns2. Rye flour, 50 1O@S %
Bran steady. Wheat higher. November o'7sc;
settled November, Si7sc; December. 1880; year.
Sts.c: January, 3iisc; May, 2SsN3sAc. Oats higher
November, 26lsc; December &c: May. Sl12c Posk-
Standard mess selling at s7 %. on orders s.s %
Iard-Prme steam, 9sn9asc . Dry salt meats
Shoulders 7c longs and clear ribs. &c; shorts. 9+c
Bacon-Boxed shoulders, nc; longs ioc; clear ribs
iosaol5c; shorts 1929 iOIac High wines steady at
81 Is Wool-Demand fair for bright wool. but quiet
otherwise. Missouri and Illinois, Medium, lGal7c
low and braid, l2G15c fine lOMl3c; bury. yil3c.
Western and Northern medium, l3Nlic; fine medium.
Haze; fine, sale; heavy and low, 71lOc Texas
medium lful5c; coarse and low. ll4lic.
Toledo. Nov. S-Wheat dull; cash. 6l@c; Decem-
Der 62i. c May, 7Oisc; No white cash. 60hc. Corn
nominal: No 3 yellow cash. zoe for old. Oats dun
Cioverseed irm cash, s. 5o January, - ~; Febru-
airy, s. %.
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n. Y. ONTARIO & WESTERN B, R.

Trains leave foot OF West i2d.st follows Is minutes
S.I5 4, vi. daily except Suncay) for waikiki Valley
r. H. stations, Midcictown Elienyie F5lsou Z, LIB Ry,
carbondse scranton Walton. Dehl, Sidney, Norwich,
Utica Rome. Oneida. taiton. osweso. -. ,...
ak r. NJ. except sunday, sullivan Co Express
for Waikiki Valley Railroad stations Campoel Hall,
town Elenvlc Mountain Dlls, Centrele Falls.
burg Iuileyville, Liberty Falls Liberty, Parks'e, ara
livingston Manor. , ,.,
9.1i p NJ daily Mid1ic;own Summityte Falls
mr. Liberty Livingston RocNland Walton, sid.
ncy Norwich Oneida, Fulton. OswcGp. ,
S.iX p. NJ daily. Via Niagara Fails. Reclining chau
car seats ffec) NewYor 70 Niagara fals inrolga
,lman slecpers Ncw-lcrk Chicago. Arrives Detroit
. 40 D. m. Chicago 7 80 a. IN, 81 Louis. 500 p NJ
Tickets oad Pullman accommodations a, 81 EFpadway.
NewYofk Tranfer Company call, TO- and checks baggage
w ]. &. ANDERSON. q. =. A..
s. Beaver ST.. New.York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-09

MTTALS-IRON- Philadelphia advices are that only
out ouchaf usual output Of iron + bcng nai
only ofdtr coming IN being small lots Tor pg Iron
ipinc business d. bu; this ha~ not
suited vet in aifancc in values. Sales are re-
J"rtrd <l -, I'll 30 for Ordinary rand and fl2G
Cor hrnd- Philadelphia delivery but A.
interior POINTS. such YORK and Harrisburg virginia
iron b., had for less money. Finished maternal con
weak with competition close and prices At about
the lowest hrur' for The y The st'c het mail 90
! vs. akrr with orders 600 placed n. 900 de-
Hy,rnd with 800 so 40 - quoted for small lot St'e
ikcwis" weak. with -,'s made ~ ., at
Mill Oh material l. dull and unchanged COPPER
Market closed drll; November and D-c'n,cr 80
IIN-MarNct cinS,d rUtr got. 20 90 BID; Nov -
3OGj: D>ccnhci 2O.7o. .LFAD-Mark"t r'oscd r1sy;
November $50. D'"cuhr 3.32i.: Jaira-y. Ar
srfI1kHMarSc' 'lp..i hrm; Nov nj :; 800; ID CEN.
her 40 January. 37j Gables received hv d." VI tai
I.r'.n-e follows. t''i~.ov of0h Wal
rant close 42s 81. " dflr shore y" foundry iron
closet - "a. Io'don-fOpp got 90 -. fr'uff =
go ljs 'in >pot SO los; three month, go - sd
tof Spanish / ~ 80 IL sd -nrtr El1. Price Of lion
IL IHllade. min f1.far $ fnlOWs:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-09
ROYAL BLUE LINE

PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE. AND WASHINGTON.
II 30 lDnIilg CARP 4. NJ. 40 so tDining Car.
30 tRurct Parlor Car, % 60. 40 81, r. NJ,
II Is MIGHT. SUNDAY 90. 10 80 IL 80 Dining Carr
\. NJ. i:3o $50 lDuIng Car, 800 600 H. NJ. Il ilS
night
90 40 Dining Carr A. NJ 80 $3.50 Dining Carr.
$50. 90 u. NJ. 12;i3 hlght . -
Tickets and paror car seat, , sc" be krocurca q ~
ave. III Fast itth.st. l3 East l2sts c0t West la6th
IT., 26l Uolumbusa,e.. New.York 4 Ccurtst 500 Ful'
oI at DrookIyn: IS Broadway WIN amsburR. Tho New
York Transfer Co. viii cs for and check baggage from
hotel o. lNsIdonce " dostlnatloo,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-09

Rio spot rather quiet but shade Grmcr. ownr
to improvement in cOtf1cts and taH aarc. the
basis Of lShalStc. with sale Of 1000 bag Rio No at
174c md frcich..
Mid coffee stradv with Cortoya quoted at 2Oa
2Obr.
TLOUH AID MEAT.-It was p yor, quiet roarsot
in Hour with however. trno - adler unle:tnn.
suit Of "A little better Zoe ing whca Tfau.ar
tior> were on he Old hGndtc-noGi.i principle but
s: adj prizes. Tt"fc "rs ne improvement il the tone
particularly 81 Srln. patents and vnt sfaioi;s dcve
cred lttc better diaani. Exporters w,r, ont Of the
ra-sct IN r. ing practically oii"is anvwh r.. near
TIE msrSct today for flour ~ New-YorE. Toia' sales
Of all Kinds o. Hour wcrc 800 pkg ncu1ng 300 bbls
winter mt. at - 45df3 30 200 at
81 2oei:; - the iarrcr fancy 500 extra 80 l. ~
81 80 IN sacks N ~ - in bbs 800 Lbl- extra seconds
AZ ~ 49a2 81 800 bbls supeF'nc at - l5ds2 p; 30
g. 100 ~ ccas. at - ~; 100 BIS InNturcs at
e. %: l5l his fines At 50 southern nour dbl
..... BCt KWIIlAT FI.OTN-Thc rrnrlc. was dun and
STEADY Prizes were quoted a, E. 1og+@ so. with sales o
$50 bI"s ~ 20 ic6-2 1D...INi FLOT R-MarHct dull
sales. 800 bhIs AZ a3at3 20 QuOtatIons follow
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Nov. S345 p. m.-Becf and pork
Holders offer sparingly Hams and bacon-fIold-
ers offer freely. Cheese-ipders offer sparingly.
Tallow. spirits Of turpentine and rosln- Holders
offer sparingly. Cottonseed ol-Livcrpool refined
firm at 22s Cd. Observation-Disclosures offer sparngly:
futures-Nothing doing. Wheat and flour Holders
offer moderately. Corn-Spot and futures Holders
offer moderately; mixed western spot arm ut
Is SID November firm at " 3Ad december Nrm ut
~ Cd: january firm at 4s 2d for new Hons AT
London-Pacihc coast--rhe supply is poor
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Railroads..
pennsylvania
b RAILROAD.

STATIONS, foot Of DesbrOsses and Cortlandt
Streets.
In Eject October 18th, 1898.
and Dining Car, to Chicago. Cincinnati ana Ira a.
al@l' Arrives ia. mat %, a. H. lho""aio"'
900 a. INST GSE0 = M mex 'Sais and Chicago
is.oo '' NOM D .' FST%NxSSEvAxIA LIMlrED.-r.man
nriT oSc ss s' cS 0' sp cH;as
icy "Ad 8 EipEE 2S IN na4 Sleeping Da1g
L.u-. Louisville and Ss,a ArIi,es CiHcin a.
nat 10 80 a. ~. ST. Louis 80 D. n'' chicago ~
$50 p VI. WESTERN EXPRESS; Pullman S Sleep
Z $ Ss,, S ss ol''si"i 40 a. n'' Chicago
$50 r. Vi. s6.MwEsrERX EMPRESS 5, week & l.
G as tar - % p S%4 ssi S.
natl p m. 81: LOUIS 90 a. ~ socona morning. gu.
500 Se. Fl " Gar I. AlaiS to
90 S,' III SsyS1@1 y knfy " EoGrE daily
nA LIZ Ssni5 'WAsHiNcTox ASp THE SOUTH I
1000 a. III" Washing; o. E",ted weekdays fu''
sI ~ F. rNI "ton Con m,,ed" aay Pullman
laflor Cars and DINING Car IflNlhs washington o'-o
Ada'S S 30 a,O g. p e'' m 2 night, Sunday 90
A;i,aiIs E n T. ia 10 "Es sslc.. daily
Sccp.rs 30 Charesto9 cOlamos laGksCnye and
' p r'% lsep,m"na and pr%ls Express daily
500 p /. H%Ty''i io9 aug Ohio Railway
rnrqgs Stepping and D9i"S oaTI ARK Vt, Cana Charlie.
Route. :" M week.days and With Through Sleeper,
y. IN. daily.
For Atlantic city 100 p. m. weekdays with through
Buffet Parlor Car
For Cape NAV. 90 D. m. weekdays.
For Long Branch Ashurv PARK. Ocean Grove ana Point
Pleasant. 10 m. I" 10 $40, 10 md II t5 p m
days. Sunday. o 10 u. . 10 p. m. do
not stop hshury PARK Pni Ocean Grove on Sundays)
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
q 30 20, 5. 40 - 30, 10, IL o. M az
noon, Pcnna Lmtep IL 20 l. .:iG, 3, =; 30 J.
press. 6:l5. 80 ., $3.50. 10 =. m az nooa Limited
Ticket Ones sS xe. ss s.4 lii and gS Sis?
%a5 Ay Sr ~ siStn Ayenae and
hroscs and Cort anti - ects orrt Sire 500 Fulton
Street Proadway and Brooklyn Annex Station, foot
Of Fulton Bro kyn; l2o Hudson Street. Ho'
bokcn; station. jersey cry. :.
check baggage hotels and residences through 20 dest
nation.
S. NJ. PREVOST. J. II. WOOD
General Manager. General Passr Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-09
9aLyJuORE c OHIO II. H.

BALTIMORE. wAsMINGroy, Ca n.yTs WEST c:si:
CiHSNATi' ST, I LU' sisEvicE OV ALL TRAINS.
Leave Sew-y rs f,ot Of LIeI ,S' n. m is;iS nsa"
For PiTrSStrnG g, p; M Z - a. nig a., p
Eo. TrXS S HXATd sB hHriMoRE a. e. c,r
a. M. dining Car,. 49, ,: SiSs Pm F. =" aaly.
D. % NoksSfW II, SO s!s n LID ysss%
Ticket onhcss: i5s 2o'' NSY si4 tutorst Hr0oS'
81. q Lssrt Wit ,s Il for and cheek Sssss
nam hotel Or residence 70 destnas''-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-09

MOLA>SIs AND SYHvPs--Ior Ncw-Orl'nn' new crop
mad within nse Of 50 70 40 for prime to she WI f.
COMMON ~ AZ l?c. AID good to pine at 20 10 70
wa .raaL +, GS vim The " pr ,i 81 To- soc s
but uncnaIs d. whe 2r an pr - w,rr quit
wl,ninator quit ., 27c. Io,n quiet st ain d 81. oad
g91 ta",a u o. ,sT Too bn ~ q%"tc s,
tuipcntne 20 n southern DBL am - ~ ha' nm,
81 ~ r. II s.; = = 5?G1i ~ q u 57lga*i 90
3 8 TO- 90 = g : y w. ! 3 tr
+ o b. v h. -: b. h, e i; pitth, nsht weight,
ocEKX ETiiGnrs1 irelshrs s9ow ltge
IF G'rs room I''' n o cq,cS Of load Grain to E@a
aoq a. 3sG zoe ~ a n1s'" Ssa oil 70 L TO
2f to 01i " ia COY Rs"'f 6as Cotton @"e .aa
o.Gs. W. qnce bcr'h ,,,es or grain: LIyeGcSII. q
Gss% 80 AIGp ca S ss aS o ds n" 4 3D.
Conc. llrtd Ictrolcgn Is sd; No.. ala. .,...
crude quoted 3, $caa7c prime yellow io'ic
wh e' q iCc oo at ps s" s"u w9 r prime ct
Ln.ccd oil J., steady at about 1oc.
PROVISIONS-Thc market for hog products opened
aa aeo%' e eGs@g surs e may p ss. P 'Sd
MI: oas'9 vs. e'df? E %y s III 'oat os.
a.i@; Nms India nr;; sacaf REEF nAMSSMs;,
at delne; T2N Sc ss lo 1rt s'c i2S
sa.ic, oud 7e do hans Over At aioc Tor good T.
prime pckIcd bellies dull and weak IN, quoted a. Zoe
ION, 81 Al o JON NTH 1o sales Of SO at Ice @ co At
iac" % ,cc Of and C oa % O. r'"fn Gs on
N9vcphsr cc. 90 ?: o9cs Ho' January 500 MONT
Fxps OF provisions from Atlantic ports for the week
ended November I. and from November 10 date
pared with previous year;
,.. No. CO.: 81 s;:% $;s Dos. Zoo
E,sGn 9SsSS sSsa ss3s Dec Dec ss l
EICE-Thc market only fairy active In a jobling
way with prices unchanged. Dan 1amagc's Sons &
,o New t.lcg.apiicd Louisiana crop movement
u dat Re- ipt rough incIc OF amount carried
G7O3.5 s1exs last year, 81. 800 sacks Sale, cleaned
duh ho,h cleaned and rough Ana from Charleston they
telegraph Carolina crop movement u date IcceiI t.
clened, 500 bbs. Sales, 034 bb's. OnIy fair de.
mand.
sTEARIyE-Market quiet and weak Lard. HE
oeo. I0dl0ac.
TAlIOw-Markct dull. Quoted Sic asked.
TEAs-Market steady. The regular weekly auction
sale nv III. Montgomery Auction and Commission Company
to-day included ,t35 packages. a. follows: Moyune-12O
Iy on i2aoc: ii6 Young Iiyson. 33aI0ac Imperial
2G.alsc: i5l Gunpowdcr. 20lsr2ic Ping suey-33
young Hyson. loiaalcc; 49, imperial l92allc; 1913
tunpowder :ld11c. Jap,n-50 Fan Fried 13aIic;
:2tl3c: Ooonc-G7s Fopchow. 14R0l2c; 3oi Annoy
SCIAK-RAW-rhe ma ket was more active bu. noini.
nally unchanged Sales 1922 bafs ccntrfugai 81
Vcn.iuuya, an0at 90 tcst 3ac cx-ship, and $50
rag. moasscs sugar 81 t~t aoat. at 2o1Jc cXslp We
Suo,r cen'rugll 80 test 3.c; muscovado. ~ tes:
2io.ioc moias,es SUGAR 80 test, . 9lGc. London
rohhinR at lbs W. Beet but quiet; month
ddss.a ..h Month. lbs 81. The little bctt,i
Wers Mo"d, re"na sugar. with prices quoted as they
wneh y taken an indication that buyers have allowed
socas 70 eet down 10 very low point The following
arc inc quotations posted BY refining companies and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-09
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF new JERSEY
(Anthiacitc Coal used exclusively
Four tracks. Automatic Block Signals.
Trains l,ave station foot OF Liberty st.
Time Table IN Eject Oct. 10, 1898.

Time Table IN Eject Oct. 10. 1898
For Easton, Bethlehem. Allentown, Mauch Chunk. &C.,
90 = rs AS A. NJ 20, 80. 5:45. 80 u Allen
town L. NJ Sundays, ~. l5 a. NJ, 100 $3.50
For wlkesbare, Pittston, and Scranton, s;45 A. NJ,
A 80 T.. NJ. Sundays. 80 A. NJ
FOR Reading az 400. 500 $40 10 100. IL 80 A. NJ.
90 49, co. 3;'S 80 90 No hs, n scS except
/. rs night. . -
90 5:45 4. NJ. - rs night excepting saturday night
sundays go : 30 =: ~, X :li night =,
80 + 10 81 90 o nfH. n, SNs svs, Saturday
For sam,ury is~isb AM Wil,iams:c orr g 20
except saturday night sundays. rs A. NJ, 90 L. NJ
IL rs night.
Plea ant 80. 10. II 80 A.; NJ. 80. AS. go
sundays except Ocean Grose and Asbury Park. 900
:" w. '''o - FOR LAKEWOOD
Farmln-dalc Toms iv"r .arnecat Park and Barnegat,
10 SIS \. NJ. 40. 20 y. NJ
FOR Atlantic City, vineand and nrfdsc'on 4 80 A. NJ
70. Mcnmouth r,ach Sal rich. and HIchland Bc,ch
20 3 Is, II 30 A. NJ, 30. | As. 200 go. 5 :3S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-09

Total MT Iort receipts TODAY 1919 bales thus iar
,ht wees 2c5 2s3 ais. Exports to-day treat Bi,lan
ys us falcs: France 1G,G52 bales Continent 81 -.
bsie.: Chan G40c bales. Exports 20 iar ms Week
,,,ent 81 JCi bai,- Chane 600 bales total To- :,
lales: stock 9G5 ~ bales. Newiork net rcept> ~
- syo-s 1870 bales. Exports Conti,ciu 40
t".s 81 NJ Britain G.3 bal forwarded !43 ba'e-
1VGrucoI csics-Spot cotton. demand fair rely met
nrices u,chan.cd Sales. 10000 lales; speculation anu
rtxrort loo b1ics; American 500 bacs' rceipt''
1000 es American 300 baes: mldcling sc; fhtH
oc-ucd steady .uInd fIi- ~ UNCHANGED 10 -bu
cline: clo. d steady 10 2.5i1 decline from IOeso,y
s3i March-Ai h 49, di32 ApriiNY a5,s 20: IN IN
June fjv; Jo-Inly. 1860 ~ Jry-Ar2' Il AZ ~ ~
Novcmhrr i.Da 80: Nov mt'T December, 42sai-'' De-
cemie r.Jaruary i2sd4-?. -, ,.
Mamchc>ts -ClohsBusness moderata at iull prices
yarns q-'e. hut - adv.
COFI EE-Tbcrc va liberal Euroreln biving p; me
onenipe of tie IarSct this iCr;ing a-d ti-. N az @
a. the decrease in The worlds visible supp!T 81 ''o
hao, n. coplcd Nth lat month car'i an adv 1hc" {"
% r. - p0nt. openirc sale. trc trina ions ~
call being heavy and footlne un go iaIr i,' 9.
So ling az IL o. January. 1868: March. lc3oalTa'
visible .urpiv Of coffee November "a- 2432,3 aI
aea,n;t 2stl 1GS bags October l. ard 2eltS13 RAGS
Ncyomi / La: No imp rita; 'o'l"> Wrf, 9,
ccved IN 81 though di-Prt"h wa received dated
yesterday gtlg2 lri,c 4 80 'ohc~ - ''' 'Nrl -
10 9lGd with re, cpts OF Rio 400 bngs. c'r'ice-
oepts 1900 hars; - to. s;,cE 10000 big'' .aid
Santos MAR ct qIsc with gold ca~c qunrd a, - = -,
Rio cleaflnccs steamship Ma-1rlync VIA lioOo
hays end ..~ip le Ursula. iuOl BAGS Ii" shll,
mcnts the Uli;cl Gurag october wee 1"oCca
bags. AID for Eur Ic 1900 bag.
Inc stock AID while supply OF ErazE ,o1cc on slo
and AFT at to-day. comp,cf with Monday. Is a fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-09

tho inside rates actual cost after deaurns feD@cs
q present allowed. Ncw-lork ara fnllaiciphla ft
inerics also allow per cent trace discount On ions o
100 bbls more and on less Guaniit = per ren. my
sol than buS ! or sugar packed III
additional cha on tidhuat.u Dut &c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-09

Narkct closed .teady. Tras f,rahlc Or - is-.el a.
500 total sac. ~. 90 bale, nv or, Ss ,cs con.
,Ia-S 80 iacs totll cs5 bales ,-o' mar 9, cu,. I'm
mddnr.. 3-lit. whic" /, i'i'c ""' WI"
Monday prices. r.o,,.,, standard o., c,,s inca.
Q"os, M n,o, l., store running e. aitT not moro
..o. ai, N o,alc above or below the rrade auoFi
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ERIE Il N ES

ThroIgh trains tor Chicago and the West leave New.
York foot Of chambsrs-s. daily as follows and o"
W 10 A. NJ solid train to Chicago Pullman Sleeper.
lU:UU Via chsgiau9ga Lake nl Paror car New
d m p. VI. -Vc.tbue Limited. Solid train for Ch.
oUU sago via chaSsaS4ga t 6,",, sseper CHI
gan p Msolid pan % Che cs,o, via Niagara Falls
O .COP. M.-via Chautauqua Lake and Niasara sla
vile. Chicago and Cincinnati. -
7 oCAL TIME TABLE, TICKETS AND PULLMAN
IL accommodations at pol 2?l. ioi SO and % Bnoai.
vay 1855 East I25th.st Chambers and West 2Sst fef'
ries New.York; 1873 Futonst Brooklyn 100 hgdsoa.ss,
Uohok.n and City Station Ere TRANSFER ,ofn'
NAM calls and checks baggage from hotels and resi-
aenc.s 70 destination.
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DrI,.. LACKAwANNA AND WESTERN RR.
stations in Nev-Nork foot of barclay and
Christopher Streets. .
yESTIDULED TRAINS. PULLMAN COAChEh

Direct route 10 NtwAEK, ELooMs IL. 49, 80.
Ing Ridge madison, MOrS,tSST@. ras,ac r ss 10
fHTSoSd MasSs;sS%SS, STMooLriyS NoUWNl ,AAiE;;
GAP sIEnrpSpcKg; Pcs s M2gntsIs IS Ss IA
D4NviLLF. XOHLHUMBtH$LANp Mo!tro.e, ! 81 ~
MAMr0Ni 6XfoRp EogwfI S,.t,n M"'efI Yh USE
GswEGo5, NirMA[h; owiii9 EIMiEA; t5RSI Sc;
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=, CoRNMEAL-The market Is steady. Sales 800
Sbls at ~ 81. Quotations: Yellow fp"y
81 10; l.rdniywinc. ~ So Sagimorc ~ 81; S,uth
ern white. bass. Al ljasI o5......RAG MFAI-S,o,Sr
9rS osMs1 ans wS 81 cs%si ~ yellow
Quotations q Western ,o Saslots 4o 7oa72e com 10
iced. 75asoc; hcminy chop ssa3oc: cotton.ced meal
q 2saSi =, pcr 100 OIL meal 81 1ods1 As city feed
GRAIN-WHEAT-1hc opening o. the wheat marie,
this morning showed little ,cttcs feeling. apparently
based on The idea that the elections might
as atllc or change Of opinion tarIr
sgftrtion There little buyng and
covering by local shorts The then saggcd back
and became duh. but about md-da there was shorn
vse. prices ciniDg nearly 1c the Tucsdav
Tbc rise seemed "a u covering OF traders
who sold during the decline after tho opening and on
buying for reaction better Liverpool and Paris
cables. \. dc from the change IN the tonc in the
latter markets, there very little IN the way OF
foreign business TO influence ons Foreign houses
bought and sod moderately in futures did very little
IN the OF cash wheat. The imrrcs- ion abroad *
stated by foreign house TO be that little IS likely
turn Of the yerr reports from the West were rather
showed n min Of 4625cOO bush In American stocks
srd Gs77C0c bush increase in the worlds Ssupplics
The movement Of wheat In the Northwest continues
Tree although Northwestern elevator PEOPLE ci,im that
II has Shown q sharp falling on in farners' deliveries
during the last week or two. Rumors that the vsry
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heavy July have Disposed q I'll O Ss
10; svsn Of he n, corpus but after the posting q
Srsdstests Visible there quite Ite ,isn to se;
finally Gd b q e ss net %rye oo6 BUSH
u Ime 40 COO bush for export as follows NO red aic
under December in store December closet dsc Dc,%a',
s ed r .e Gc a pc s;G1i Gc%cd 50 10000
1 200 SuS SGs under December delivered November
No hard spring quoted 3e oyer Dcee nsar deIi,
hard Ss;S rs S' 50 s S pus t sSy''i$ Psaa
w. o @rk o SSr% p !" SaSS with tho
in wheat. There rot. however great de OF pS
Ing a. the and sT n duh ma as the and
with hc midday rally in Wheat nr showed decrease
Of Ge5 900 bS.h for the week which is less than the
official visible and taken as ndea h tina ths' pg"na
receiving points The cora market wa gqlrt ana net t'I os
can cor" o was m%a cin ca 600 bush for export
IS coo 6u-h 47di7sc deiivrcd 3ATsmThs market market
ucncc in other markets , Th sc WAS
,Ion noms to b. at sandstii in oats far as local
operation, are concerned and operations are mainly aya
dull in the afternoon closing quiet but barely steady
Cash oats dun and moderately ae'Hs oo w'h huh sc
csor Scyerd 40 oa; e. ns% MSIic a noS
s.S5S1 .Spa%sd '"sS,,Sss Wet
NJ o'e TasTs1.G
,trady Country shipments held at - 5e - 30 as 70
cu,lv. No November. 20 so asked Derrn'br - "
kcd. TimothyAarkct steady: c,res quoted a. 1 fIG
WUE \T-Markct dul Canadian in bond quoted Jor,. -.
"rr,ds,r,~t,' Visible made an incre,se in wheat o o,
4? - 200 bush east the Rockies. and an increase p.
!Go bush on the Pacific Coas & net INCREASE ol
1 Cos 600 hush Corn decreased G25OOO bush, ana oats
IN roe sol 100 OOn hush The European and Au-tralm
srmy o wheat "a Sc 952 0Oo bush increase OF 21-
COO lush Worlds stock 49,. 602 600 bush an increase
Of 81 900 bush Tho total American visible Is ~
- 100000 bush; corn. 1ooo3ooo oush oA's "'''oVV
bush. 4. ,.oo,.
Exports Of grain nour from Atlantic ports Tor weck
ended November and since september 1893 compared
with the previous year:
Last From Prev ,
week. Sent. I. year. Changes
Flour !3S al@ 2si2 5os pee.
Wheat bush $40 SOC 70 s7i ss2 1884 G57 Dec 'i?? 10