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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-03
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

November =,
1rr1-r1 Rscen,s GO cars or / 099 head-S6 cars for
sIaughterers and exporters and for the market,
Four cars Of old cows bulls changed hands at steady
prices Feeling firm fo and steady FOR rough stun
Sv dressed native sides had light Inquiry at osgo,
per 10 the bulk Of the sa IS at enoe leNas a.n
range beef dull at 4ltaeEc To-day cao'e ma n.
American dull al SGloc tops selling az iosc au
Liverpool quotations are t',s V s1SsseS ws,rht ship
msnts to-day include 200 qrs Of beef In we urnpfa 10
liverpool $40 cattle and s06 qrs N the Mobile No. Lon
DON and 355 cattle out In the france tonorO" "So
saI@sG Ducey: % State cows ses Ii at 81 30
Hume & Mullen: 2 bulls sos n at 81 de- eso ID;
81 a. 60 SIS n at 81 e. Is d. per head; do. at
Jeline. Wright & Co.: 3 cows. at IS per head
CALVEs-Only 8 head received and trailing unirnpor'
tant Feeling steady for veas and firm for grassefs
Dressed in light supply and steady at Iglie 70:
city dressed vsas 6ha0c for country dressed +tatc
for little calves 400 for dressed gassfrs and butter
saies-G Di,lenback Buffalo veas liz NJ average. at
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receip:s III cars. or 23"
head; all for the market and ~ cars were held over YES
tsrday making u cars for sae sheep We're IN INC n M
higher. Two and half cars OF stock Were held Over
Inferior to choice sheep sold q, :: s0sg 90 pc; IL" 10
slow at 3(iGc per n: dressed lambs steady at Base
sales: q Judd Co.: 1874 Jersey ewes l19 10 average
81 per 100 ~ ls2 Kentucky shee? Jug TO- at - o
D. Mcpherson Co: 125 Kentucky lambs. ~ NJ. al -
23a Michigan do 81 10 at s4 2ol bufao sheep y. 10
Newton Co.: 2io West Virginia ambs a 10 at $! 81
Hsilenbeck e. Hollis: PSI Canadian lambs. 10 H. at
Jeline Wright & CO. 70 state lamb, es ~ az {. s.;
G. Dienbaci: 2l9 Western lambs. ~ n. at 81 -
J. II Wnkerson: l6l Western sheep 123 ~ at y"
saIdfs 4 % cnr or Pes head ali for
tereTs direct 'Nominaiy seady s.as4 80 ioo h.
Country dressed unchanged at 4ha6sc per ID ior eH-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-03
CASH QUOTATIONS
FXPORTS TODAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Nev--York, November 2 1919.
COTTON-The Liverpool market was disappolh'l.s aa
the opening starting OF steady win o1yeIs a. W.. w,
point decline or later and closed Win ie
decline OF There an indlHeieht ue
mand for spot from English spinners 'ne saies
amounting bales. IL was supposed 'hat ~.
would hold spite OF the lower LiveiPool D
a decline OF 70 points anu
Ing on the selling large bunch OF cotton Later the
market rallied 10 points light receip,s abo
eased of. closing with net loss OF 10
10 points Total 10000 bales The receipts
a, the ports the coming week are now estimated az
go bales compared with 80 IA bales the previous
week and 500 325 bales year. The receipts al me
about $1,000 bales. compared win a.
6,es corresponding day last week 6fos Dare las
5i.41 bales two years ago: Inc reCtiPts
Houston were 800 bales 6.7gT bales last week
3 $40 and 4 2G bales Receipts at New-Orleans Monday
AT 1900 14.oO bales, against 1858
bales the corresponding day last week. q o32 bales as
wear. bales years ago \ i",nuoh speCH
that a moratorium OF Tour months mas peen ~
AZ Constantinope There is difference OF opinion as
OF this decree, but Is Understood
10 mean that OF four months creditors can
moi press for settlement Of debts either pubic or private
that all transactions unless by special agreement
are on a cash basis This caused little unsasness here
the market 1t is feared. however. that may have
al financial matters. The f1nancia
chronicle has been general al ule
South during the week and that in some sections OF ne
Southwest heavy precipitation has inteiiered win tle
gathering Of Elsewhere, however, picking mas
made good progress and Il is approaching compiet2n al
number Of points. The visible supply o. cotton Is u '
the same time last year oSIS Oies
less than In 1898 1895 bales less than In l92 me
total visible supply 22Gl5i9 bales. against 92s3 oss
bales last year. ,, 40. A..
Opening range close to-day. and closing BIDS the
nrevio,,s night and follow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-03
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKET.

NewYOrk, November 2 1888.
BEANS AND PEAS-Trade slack again to-day and
receivers showed anxiety to effect larger sales
Choice large hand picked marrow were offered freely At
Choice pea at 81 s5 IT possible latter might
esps sfsn a a cabling 81 80 for next
Other kinds 9nchansed Green peas SLOW We quote se
Do pea ST 42lIasi 49, white kidney 81 5asi 90; do
s >s 81 81 40 ms ,s fS% % E'S
50 "a as s Do Ss' peas '''
BtTTER~n steady market for extrs fresh cream
yesterday. and there will be little outside OF to-day
arrivals 10 carry over oher Grades held about as Of
June creamery sold local jobbing house at 2ihc ana
cars a M feeling s1s ] ob sat are
daiy in light demand at The moment and feeling easy ex
S Sspi on in h western paeknss We quote ceamey
extras 2sc do nrs,s 9O62ilc thirds seconds i4G
sG go ! sne as ha tubs ss2 DO Vein
tubs fancy 2le do birds 10 nrs' iSg21s imitation
fresh sGisc; do June. liql4c.
practically unchanged there was quite general feel
likely to add much to present holdings by
fresh purchases and thu consumptve demand will he
iSdasu 70 are s as last qao,e3 only an a
o cur asr. We GsO' .,s s,as fs
coiored fancy loaesc 90 good to choice sA@ioc; DO
sS oi 1n eso is e.aice DO oommon 70 ay Mas
part skins small size. 5a7sc: do large size. 8aGsc;
EGGs-Market s'ir quiet the great bulk Of supply
Offering refrigerator fresh held fairly steady but st
lave goods top quotation Ordinary grades Of fresh
SeIecsn are I'm dun and rather n5ssniy offered eu,
of occasional lots Of unusually fancy placed at slight
Me S J er dS, s si se and
2og2oc do fair TO good s1 9'sc; refrigerator IGai7c
isglSS saff.fss s nsT ." 49, S and
Of sno dG late export ,ss are steady but n" mar.s!
table sorts steady inferior sorts dull and weak
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-03
r1rRnpEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

r,v.,,ooi Nov q n m-Beef- Extra India mess dull
a, 7ss; prime mess dull a, SIS %. Pork.priIne mes
T..,e,, ene dull At rs 30 90 medium dull az AS VI
49, .hnr crt about IA TO 10 H. at 45s Cd Bacon
Hcsmberand cut - to so 10 steady at ios; sho.
I'll nhou 25 II, steady Al 34s; long clear mdies, about
IS ~ dull at and short clear mddes aeou D.,
m iu n, 27s Cd shoulders about IL to lS 10 nfih u
nos Lard prIme spot. steady at ,neesc'
American finest white coored hrm at 45s FOR s-p'e
her rnake Cotonseed Liverpool refined steady AZ Us
IA spirits OF turpenne steady at Dos R9Sn e2nioh
a., nj 8, ca Wheat--No red winter dul az ~ f1'I'
No 2 red spring no stock Flour, St Louis fancy WIN,
tor Arm at Is 3D. CoTn-Mixed Western spot seaay a.
IA 4i.h. November steady at 81 I'D December sta NJ
Ss I'd: January steady at IS 3s.d Hops at London
Pacific coast dull a ~ lOsaf3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-03
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston. Nov. Cotton quiet steady: mlddling
SJ-lCc. low mdding. SJ-Oc good ordinary 49, 49,:
net and receipts GJ5 bales exports 20 the CONT
nent, $50 bales; sales 40 bales stock l45 631 bales
Norfolk, Nov. .-Cotton quiet mddlng. SIC; mid
drg 1910, good ordinary re. net and gross receipts
ld2S bales exports cOaswise, 3O7 bales sales 10,
bales. stock. 81. 80 bales
savannah, Nov. COTTON easy. mddlng \ Z i8c: low
mddng s 3-l6c. net and gross receipts sra bales
sales. l2o bales stock. s5. 49, bales
New Orleans. Nov. Cotton steady. mood rniddline
s'sc mddng SIC; iow mddins shc good ordinary.
sl-l6c. net receipts y12r bales gross 1O5 baes
ports TO Great Britain 500 bales: To The contnent
1900 bales eoastwsc. 1908 bales sales, 1850 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-03

her price In elevator November closed at ENC anu
COO hush track white 25Qf2sc bAftLEf chase
- reported poor to rood being quoted iSQ3oc RYE
Market nominal. CARROTS quoted az fSufou,
RUCKWHEAT-Market quiet and unchengeo; sapa, -,
and silver hull quoted at 40ff45c. MALI-"arhe' uu''
at 53MGOc for Western.
We give for comparison the closing prices OF the PRIV
v,ous and for The corresponding date last year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-03

seady NO sprns wheat 5sG5s,c No spring wheat
sSsssc So N corr G ss s;ss y?
az ST. & oS: %Gy ss1 s. 70 oS g.
shoulder boxed s 7Sast SIN short s Ss%r gaS Sfs
SSH GAL 81 81 ySsars cut loaf 81 sranulaed
sac On The PRODUCE Eschanss the butter maEst
nrm Extra .r srm e 2 , nFi sc per dozen
NGy So ss ca rye T 6 s. @
fair demand. 40 mixed old BIC yellow ear new ZouZc
Oats Ssw No Clear % mrs S g. fsm $40 70 aS
armer leaf o4c kettle lard &c prime steam cam:
Shoulder 5c loose short sides clear
a eans Out DUET 's ooss shouiders &c loose short ribs
loose short dear sides Sci box meats worth &c NOR
a Ess eS, .eadg HI st. 'Sp ob %so;
s ss@ al & Ms ranged E. dnd s
S N M s%R d from m as No Nor1ser
No 81 Rney 2Ssf onS nc d e9
steady but there is little snap to the market NO
'y No q ss n~w 10 B. 2sa2gS Flour steady and in
good 3 50 s$% - f af sIns eay %es
PORK S 10 cash and 50 10 January Prime steam ard
Minneapolis Nov. 2-The wheat market was very life;
less thing to-day December wheat opened az Ssc End
So at 1T ana asdH cod at s The range was
30 Norrhern cash was in demand at 80 r Yo
Northern Size. Corn-No sold at 9oc oa,s-MsNrket
he'll
white Tlsc: No g. l6al7i.c Flour selling steadily az
patents 81 i0aS2 81 for bakers Prohuc
ton 900 bbls shipments 3G922 bbs NH sutrs-Sons
big orders this morning. one OF them Tor
900 cars prices low to meet the mlies views
Shorts 81 u and midngs at $40 2odSlO DO
PHILADELPHIA Nov 2-Fiour-Denani for spring wheats
light with ample offerings AZ former rates WI
ters however. and firm. with far inlnry'
Wheat-Market weak. prices declined &C per BUSH Oier
this market Hight. and there was niue disposlh
trad. No red November. tS%.QEsc; Decemt-'I oo't
ae7c: January. G7s.d6sc. February. 6sAHo'c; Corn
Market steady Local CARROTS dull and bagey
steady with ample offerings No mixed November 54-i
gs5c; December N.G3rlc; January Ssaa$ St. FEB
lisp sition 20 trade in either sarots or options 1ns
5c December 2laG&c; January. 25a2'isc; FebruaGy'
2502i.c Eggs scarce firm: Pennsylvania hrsts 2lp2-c
suears-Renned dun. unchanged Other articles I'M
changed.
ST. Louis Nov: 2.-Flour dull and uchanged B aJni
easier: sacked Side. BE: country points toci
sacked this side re. Wheat lower: November, 0S1se;
December 5et.QJ94c May. G4asQ 6ifc Corn generally
lower November. 24c: December 24isa2fc: May, so's
G2fc oats lower; November 1Ic December, ltH.c;
May ooi.c. Eggs steady i5c Pork. STANDARD mess
SOdss G2ib Lard prime steam. Acc choos oo%rsc
ouders &c. longs. 5lsc; clear NOS pc saoit
clear 5%c. Dry salt msats-Shoulders oiRc; nos $3.50
clear g5c High wines steady at 81 ~ Nooi inacun
and unchanged BaggingOrder prices IN TO, s'sc; 10
q: 2i 10 $50: ties. soc: hemp twine &c per 10
lead steady; Missouri and desyertzed s3dS3 3Z1r spell
ter dun az SO 65 sellers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-03
ROYAL BLUE LINE.


WAsHINGToN 80 49,
r., Tn!saeiPeia we;f dr 70 sso ssS 20 By
Paror Carr 500 Dining Carr. 800 dDn,hs Ssn 81
so NJ I:5 nisst 2 sSnd 4 q, SO Dining Car.
800 Dining Cer) P NJ. i2:is aisht;, ..v. 600 ,on
II 80 dining Carl A. NJ. go 800 scS Dining , cca,,'
en0 I1rire carr p NJ 12f5 night. Sundays, hVo
II 20 Dining can 4 v 23r. 500 Dining Can. CO..
Dining Carr p ". I2:i5 night , . 49,.
T,ctes and pa-lor-csr he procured at fo1s
O, Liher.y St liz ,72 2ei. as nsi 40 l32s Broad
wsv 73T Gh Az ~ East isth 81. l3t Fast l2sth 81
o73 West 1osh St 2si Colunihu. Az New York cout
St eco Fulton St: R-ooklyn % Poad%sy Wn ~,
hog >~orr ~ destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-03

Trading the .po, coffee market was gn es s are
more less nominal on the basis OF o%c ior TO
Sales Do sRs Of mia Coffee slow but the market
presented some steadness.
in The -four Between the decline in wheat and
she bad Suons w nSmny unSaanse
weaker Sales were to- ~ "n
sbons Sc kss neiaSns 900 eS: winter g
1850 GS spT s!eP * Sss e S So Ssi at 81 too
y 1888 % sc 9uls' and o SSSsS
ern q soGs2 60. BAG MEAT.-Market quiet, Quoted;
sS G GSs 9 i ~ Sq shSfp. sos5o
lsea o ei'T SSo oea Sa
and opening prices up &c, broke quo.
ssstsd ~ the cables Which ere of dun markets abroad
and ~ he heavy moyemen OF %nsa; at me primary
both sides The movement OF wheat however is coming
Although winter wheat receipts much less than
ss i ss "E Wheat sc eips ne are w ye qep tbs
year compared WIN l1 sa year esssns Ghsaso as %
h ar the gH's about IN %hei R tins o year n nss
have since October been in Of
Of spang wheai are esSeedns iss year. week. b. wdSk
sso1 % oss ana tns o'@ 70 m h VIII son
radstaee.s exports for The %eek were good amount
and 900 bush last year Since July hey have been
o. sSs SS bush interior reeeins has Sss year prine
wnea, markets to-day I.2lsSs7 bush against 5o9io
receipts 2G5.O25 bush. bush:
Loss S3 956 bush: exports
bush against ~ GA bush. At midday
very quiet. closing dull a. decline the curb
sold at GtuC5c. closing AZ Cc Cash wheat very
dull Sales reported export No !
Northern Duluth 67i1c. ( o b. afoat ana 100 bush
No l hard PIC December. afoat: December
closed a &c: No . red quoted d &c
Der In and No ] Northern io under December In
3 4T4OOO Increase 3s0OC0 for the weeh.
from five Atlantic $3.50 bush. CORN
market for moderately active and
deliveries led The decline. there seeming 10 DO
quite little especially the November Tie
clearer weather gave predictions that the
exports week heavy. amounting 10000
bush against i3i3.OO0 bush the previous and
l4G.VO bush last year. Since July the exports have
u O22OvD BUSH Increase 0i l1s1lpD bush
the corresponding time year ago Estimates the
visible supply Of for Monday point slight change
go bush against 73 90 bush year: exports
against blOD bush. The primary receipts this
week have been 1874 900 BUSH and exports from the
FIVE ports the ended to-day lsi2rp bush
close at lsgtc net loss. On the curb
quiet December selling at 33c. closing al S5c
ciuded SIS 600 bush No a ssassSc Z b. ahoat
November time 1000 hush, private winter
shipment; 5000 No white. 3si.c b. sfoat. and
bush yellow 31S.c. elevator. No oorn vas
quoted al 36kc elevator 31sc. delivered asked OATS
The market for dull and little easier In
There speculation, and slight reaction Of
&C he very largely due the decline
and Interior receipts OF oats this week
y7GoO bush. increase OF Al 900 bush for
Estimates the visible supply poiDi 70 slight
change only Cash dull and easier sales
$1,000 bush. including 1000 bush at 2JAc and Noyem-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-03
RAILROADS..
NNNNVNVOVVVVVVOVVVVV
-ASuRioA's cRG~TGST RAILROAD.
NETWORK
CENTRAL
~ HUDSON RIVER R. r.

From Grand Central Station. ga Street.
Fastest train in the world. ..,.r
9,3O A. M.-Dally. Fast Mail For Syracuse Hoches''
Buffalo Niagara Falls. Chcsgo v ,,,
1890 A. N Except sunday. Day Expresa For al 'nn
100 F. M.-Daiiy Southwestern Limited. for c'nc'"'
natl indianapolis and ST. Louis -, c,.vo
loo p M-Daly. Chicago Special. for Deuo''' N
$3.50 p M-Fxcept Sunday West Point. Poushkeep"'
Albaiy. Troy Saratoga. .. ,. r.,,o,,
$50 sao n 4 M chi SHsen 4s ESP u
600 p M-Daiy. For Albany Troy. Utica; syrsc Us,
buffalo. Cleveland. Toledo Detroit Chicago en-
G,25 r. M2Daily Saratoga Plattsburs: ST. Adams
700 F. M.-Daily. For Adirondack MOUNTAINS anu
7:3O p M~Daly For Auburn Road. Buffalo. NIAGARA
Falls Cleveland indianapolis ST. Louis. chlcaso.
Rochester carried on this train o,,.,,rg
0n5 7: M.Daily For wster r1csn; so,rday for
Cane Vincent and the Auburn ROAD.
1910 NIGHT-Theare trim for CHICAGO and prnc.pN
points on New-York Central. every Night e"eep'
ono A. NJ and lars p M-Day. except Sunday 70
Pittsneld via Harlem Division , ~. ps~s.
0u6 A. M.-Sunday only 10 Pittsheld ana 'ne D
shir, HI,, Via Harlem nN piy Tn 0YYoSKERs
AN night' trains between s5th-S ana po,nts IN
Putnam Division as Yonker, In connection Ut
III. Elevated Road Th. Is the only line running ."
night' trains out OF New-York
Wagner Palace cars on ali through trains
Trains Illuminated by Pintsch Light $780,, ....,.,
Tickets and Wagner Ones e, G,an 1919 otn, a Es.
ith,s e&2 broadway: 2s5 Columbus 50 West l2:,n
st. and iasth st. station New-York; S3s and 72o Fulton
st. and Joe broadway T. D.. Brooklyn
baggage checked from hotel or residence oy the "e
JOHN r. TOUCEY. GEORGE H. DAEiELS:.
General Manager General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-03
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NBW.JERSE\
Anthracite Goa. used exclusiveyl
-Four tracks. Automatic Block sighAA~

-Four tracks. Automatic Block Signals
af'a~ October ~. 1870
Trains leave station foot q Lserty 81: a.
For Eason Bethlehem Allentown. Nsucn ShunS "a
80 rs; eiS nia' g E,s'.p, A. M IN ssndsys
40 ,7:ls to Eas,onl 4. NJ. 100. 90 COO M NJ
ITO S,'n 80 ?. NJ su1Gsss so ia
For Beading ct 40 90 60 II 30 ,g ~. s,o
days. 100. 2;ao. $50 500 " i2is might ,.,o ,n
100 500 -, p NJ, I2Is night Sundays. 10" $50.
500 r. NJ, 1918 night -. .,o
For sunbury, Le~,shurx. md williemsport at 20
e'o" 90 A. u; $40. 100. 7:so NJ sunaay' ''''
" 1872 AII~pArL ROUTE
Bank, Branch and points eouth - Point
Pleasant 40 s:i5 II 40 4 ". 100 i45. 400 sd
Park. 900 N 100 p "
FOR LAKEWOOD.
Toms River. Bsrnegst Park. and Barnegat, 49, SID
A NJ. :45. 20 i ~ ~
For itlantic City. vnesnd, and Brds';on $50 a. H.
1iJ r. VI
For Monmouth Reach. seabrgh, srd Higslssnd: &
% 2 Slnlavs GOO 4 " To = ".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-03
LONDON WOOL MARKET.

London 1.-THE imports Of wool for the last week
New South Wales s4Is bales; from Victoria.
z ls bales from South Australia. 40 bales: from New
Zealand Cape Of Good Hope and Natal
Gao bales: France 256 bales from Germany, 2s9
bales and various other places. l3I bales The
rivals date for the series Of sales amount to
81 bales 200 bales Of which have been forwarded
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-03
n s rans. and clos. today and closing BID, the

Market closed easy to 10 points decline compare
with yesterdays closing prices. Total sales l'-p osIss
spo, cotton quiet and Lice lower mddling upiahIs
siOl6c mddng gulf Slice sales. 4os bales all SPIN
ming. IL. no., ,,Ia.
speculation export. 800 Americ an 500 rsee'pts
ii 900: American, 5000 middlng upands -3-5zd u
lures opened steady buyers at LTD decline closed seay
nj to g. points decline NOyenher 4iVi2b' N2VeDeI
December. 44ob; Decemher- January 44os Sana isg
Anrii-Mav May-June 443ixb; June-iuy, ft'-'
1iiv August 4.Sb: August September Ass The staust
cal position of cotton follows;
This week Last week Last year.
v,suio sunnlv & 23l $40 8 l25. 49, 3.2s354s
OF which American . 800, 3l9 253 2Y4iSds
Total crop sight 3JtOOS l9lb4s3 ZsS9 ~
Came sight during week 800 12i 425eS ov ~, 80
COFFEE During the brief session the market was WIN
out the slightest feature general indifference being DIS
ulayed the sales nj. Hamburg practically IN.
changed from YESTERDAY market quiet; Eovenpe quoted
~ 80 pigs; December 75.15 January 1870 February
N O March 7275: April. 72.c0 Holiday at HaNre 70
dav accounts for absence Of usual quotations; me
monthly Marsees report shows arrivals for october Is
400 bags deliveries. 1890 bags; stock Move mber l.
~ bags The warehouse deliveries IN OCTOBER assre
gate 2S6 $40 bags Now afoat from RIO IL steamers
with 133 bags and 5000 bags Santos Rio receipts
July to october 81 are l05'ooo bags against la,oyV
bass last year; receipts same period loiS""O
bags against s9i 600 bags last year Contracts closed
dull al unchanged 10 points ADVANCE To pOi's ue
cline IS nil, fo.p"S:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-03
OCEAN Cleaners.

Ocean Cleaners.
- ED %" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS,
~ for La oNayra Puerto Cabelo Curacao and Mara.
Gallo. via Curacao. from Perrspont stores Brooklyn
b. =. VENEZUELA, Thursday. Nov a. D. m.
+. 8. PHILADELPHIA. Saturday. Nov. 81 .. m
=. :. CARACAS ............ " ednesday Dec !. y.
FOR MARACAIBO-
s. s. CURACAO. Wednesday November q,
These American built expressly Tor the trade
have superior accommodations for passengers.
BOULTON, BLISS e DALI.ETT,
General Manager i35 Font-s..
EAVANNAH LINE. OCEAN g. s. Co
~ Tri-weekiy from Pier "a N. r.. foot OF Spring t..
Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays. at =. NJ For
freight and passage apply to
J. ID. Hashhagen. l. A., w. II Rhett Gen. AIT.
3. f. 4 w. Ry. 26i ID way Cent. II. r.. 3i1 Bway.
r. l.. Walker. Agt. J. l.. Adams a. T. A.
o. 8 8 Co. NPier IS n. r. c. 4 =. II. r., asa Bway
q. N. sorrel. Nc. J. p. Beckwith. O. r. q r. A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-03
THE STATE or TRADE.

Buffalo Nov 2-Spring wheat fairly active; NO nard
new spot and No 2 Northern T. lower sales, lGoo
hush No hard new. arrive. csc; 1000 bush NO /
Northern spot 637SnGic; $4,000 bush do e2 I,loc
% 900 bush No Northern T. CONC: closing NO nard
old spot GC7sc; DO G5l.c; do ossc; no NO,
sI7sc: T. GCAc Winter wheat dull; closing a ts
red spo 8Gs.c: Chicago. 65asc: Kansas haru 80
corn opened firm sales II No yellow &c;
cars sold 3sNc: closing. 36tc asked: cars 20 corn
s5a3Gc track: 5000 bush No corn 3'sc store Ns
Quiet and steady; white. 25sc; NO wni'S -.
4 white Ole No mixed 2ic No . mised -" o,oraeS
barley quiet and unchanged Eye dn ann and un.
changed Canal freights steady wheat 2'sc; corn -~''
oats l;sc barley. Csc .,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-03

NETWORK. November /. 1895.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN by the Receiver
" OF Taxes OF the city OF New-York all persons
the year 1895 remain unpaid the first
day November said that unless the shall
be paid him hi. Office before the first day OF
said year will charge receive and COL
upon such remaining unpaid on that day.
In addition TO the amount OF such taxes centum
on the thereof charge. and collect
upon remaining unpaid the first day OF
January thereafter upon the thereof
per annum. To he calculated
from 1896 the day which the assessment
therefor delivered the said
Receiver Of Taxes the date OF provided by
sections si3 New York CITY Consolida-
ton Act Of 1850.
DAVID f. AUSTEN
Receiver OF Taxes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-03
& RI E LIN ES.

Through trains New-York foot OF CharsDerSsIs
as follows and i've earlier from Vest sd 81
O.0O A. M.-Vestiuuled Express Daily Tor Wayedys
J.UU Tnghamton, Eimira- buffalo, Bradford. James-
town. Cincinnati and Chicago. Parlor car u
Buffalo.
O.1S A. M.-Deaware Valley Express Daily, exeeps
S'IC sunday 10. Tuxedo. Goshen Niddietown foit
J-vis. IAckawaxen, Calhcoon. Hancock Deposit
SuSauehanna.
800 ss vs s cRsaa s%ls'f Ss,y fS''
s45 A. NJ. Chicago p. NJ. sleepers TO Cni'
)cago, Cleveland and Cincinnati. Dining Car
M.-Bufrao Vesiibuled Express Daily. arrives
(.UU Buffalo 8:35 A. NJ. making direct connections
for Detroit. Chicago and the West. Buffalo pas
sengers remain in sleeper until A. NJ 49,
OK j.. M.-vis Chatauqua Lake and Niagara fslie
C.fO Daily solid train Chicago. Seepers TO Buzz
faio, Chicago and cincinnatL Dining Car.
7 oCAL TIME TABLE, TICKETS AND pullman
1873 East i25thst. Chambers and West 2sds ferries;
New York 90 Broadway and sSs Fultonst Brooklyn ~
Hudson-st,. Hoboken. and jersey City Station Ere
hotels and residences TO destination