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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-05

nently in these Transactions which In fact have been
made Up almost entirely Tsrr:,cTiai sro~hs south
American croseds also included m one lot OF coca
compass That changed hands but outside OF those arge
transactions inc market shows senerdy In,e. conul''
PREVAILING. Some smaller manufactures nave com" Tor
ward win an increased demand fer snal io's az pics
ruin" quotations. which holders nave de.lhed 10
accept Dealers are aiherng strictly 10 c t, p.ts
rates fleece have into more prominent notice
The week Several small lots have peen picker up
y large mill and Il s understood that me prices pAid
fully ~ c ormer quotations. thocr y \ ana apNc
price which is Offset by many holders ASKING hIsll'i
prices OHIO No / and No T. s,ill quoted AT 2og3Jc
Price. deaines still unchanged being quoted az
Michigan IS said be worth from Z'U NC III
Territory wcols average clean price still around 3
for choice lots folders asking his price wHl'e
inferior lln@s slight Concessions are nrlns i'y;
voos /. reported this week These raid 10 nave
brought about l5d16c. with the general market prety
cc,n Of Texas growths business has been accom-
pltshed sprng California on basis or or ana 1e'
clean Pllec woods have not come forward ~ any las
quantities as yet with available stocks light Secured
ois have sod fairly we'll when the general quiet cohi
lion Of tho market Is considered Pulled WOODS nave Iu-u
Iiehi IN the weeks ctions, the nigh price on SKINS
In foreign w1ols Australians figure the most prominently.
prces have undergone material cnanee du ing VIZ
o.k With occasional instances coming rnd"r no'r :"
scsi 'iv,n being asked. Choice Seeiongs are n"I
-b,,d 4,a4c While the clean price be put down
TO GSG70c Port Philips are quoted; secured, '2,' u
ounense nj ana sydney G2I6ic Austrnlan cilA
hrn,. arc held firm. with desirable lots reported s,ae;
49,, ~ red iv few sellers cape woO,s have mol lshi'd
IN the weeks transactions. no sHies having
ieen rpplred with prices stiIl hrin Pooa c"ilpinE
otni around o3r Foreign u-el figured isht In inc
weeks sales. with prirs sen''ay unn!ui'u. ~,
fnaud for carpet woos has boon distributed oF'r
her ~ small iransacons at prices when sho" no c"'
over previous quotations, .o,,,od
The Wool Exchange quoted domestic "o'is sc'"''u
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CASH QUOTATIONS.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. November 4, 1901.

New-York. November !. ls9'
CoTTONToday made new low rccord tot ,s So year
1904 when on November -. January cotton ouC I
52Sc. To-day low point for January was
closing ngures English market adVices posed
opening hour here being lees unfav' raw man no
cables were decidedly adverse and our market ',uc
good dea Of weakness which resulted IN decline OF
4a5 points. The market had very e nuSlnE s"'3 ,s
other than that furnished by tho shorts themselves oe
Of this class II traders were disposed 10 cNe
the result Of overseihnc during 'lc vnS
pro;racte0 and severe decline Inc nUNT' ' -
finally steady at decline Of points IN ed'l'loh
10 IN. influence above mentioned. the market was "eah
ened by claims that recent fross In me cotton ne.
practically settled yellow fever question and ha ne
quarantine restriction. especially IN N'rt.th NH,-'tt
nnd throughout Mississippi Valley. would specify De
Tenoved with the result X Ib@ating which or
time has been accommodating on account -. ~
yellow fever embargo. Tnere wos cIos9 %, ,,,
had been the general ideas; that farmers WI"
could do 80 had hurried forward their cotton 10 20,
the IN the future Cotton consumer nhne ne
10 show prOcrasnstion in this country win plPntN ol
cotton coming in sight no specHH nIs C6S9 snne
districts local talent continue 70 he h"arlsh on
cotton. and predict lower cables tomerow S1 'otGn
easy. unchanged; midiiing upands, &c; middng Gun
6lc spot sales q bales spinning ana 800 ha'eS cac
Southern spot markets midGlng quoted were as follows
New-or easy 5sc lice love- sae5 ~" 0as,
Huie q 8 i6c nc lower sales l4l bales Charleston
quiet o-lGo WamnEoGn quiet G nominal sc
Aususta steady 7-iGc 1-l6c lower: sales eiG ba"..
ST. Louis quiet, lice lower sales y. sne' eo cotton
easier sales 1900 bales; speculation and eyp.t l"n;
American Ii 600 receipts 1900 American liooo mid
s1oS February Mach ais March-Apri, alihh; April
MAY 912b; May-June AIS June IVY 53s q Igy a.
yember December 31Ob: December January. BLOB Man
chester-Yarns dull; cloths move slowly
uss nc follows
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OTHER MARKETS TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Nov. s.-Trade cattle dun and prices
i0riir per 100 ~ lower than At the close 81
fr s, choice shipping h"eyes and 81 joaSj 81
~ choice ~ extra ra" With sales largely al ~ 4ViS
westerns ard led Texans we're numerous ana sold
n~;Ween Sass Suckers and feeders sold largely at
iO4fg - bulls consisted largely - b'ognas sales *
pnlch maize NJ s. iog1 calves were steady, while
mixers vcro .. active and about Sass 10 per head
go. IN ,D. NJ man ia.i .cf There Vas a
'~fda}s Tate decline. ,.lfar packers going 90 81 HS ~
Jew fancy assorted bacon hogs fetching - - q
81 ioaS ~ m.at n the uies ceiling for 81 a5uS3 ~
sheep r defarl al t2aS- 80 fof poorest 10 81 -
sg,t 20, feeders paying s. io4s l-mts brought 81 75
80 f.r POOR prime with feeding lambs salthir
s. .5uSi - 4 feW fancy selected lambs SID ar So Re
cattle. 1iuD head. hogs $500 sheep. 1000.
s. e. 4 ,s5i sia,a % tec,sTs Si.'o Wos. airy
active prime escorted mediums s. ~ - -. falr y hest
i.Iker'' - 7,at y cmmon York; snt piS' 81 700
choice aprVt 30. common s2 I5g 20 choice lambs
g. 3oaS, ~ common t. good. Sass ~. veal calves.
g. 50ds7
pping ana export steers - 80 20 dressed beef and
nutchcrs ,'gtt - under Loo y s. ioatt - siockers
81! roes AMI hsifefs 50 ionS3 ~ Hogs steady. light
81 ooVss @; MIXED 81 "@D - heavy - $3.50 20 She'
steady native nut,ons 81 s5G % rulls an
bucks g. 25Uf3 lambs, - 2opfa rs
KAMA. t'N Noy. .-Catile steady. Hogs weak 20 o.
i'Ve he'e as2 ~ pack.g' ~ ~ "g' ~, q. miSe4
81 - she~I, nrm. lambs. - 23Hsi 20
Fast Itir,l No,. Cattle ipts were all
signed through. and there wa nothing aaing i4y.
Hogs- Recepn - cur'. market thry actye. 1orkers.
Gs9 80 pigs common 20 choice s. >oHf3 ~ sheep anl
lambs feceuis cars Wafk"t strong 'l shRir higher.
Ianrs choice - extra - sos ~ cns >" 'owa2n
q 250i3 20. sheep choice - elected "ethets - "d
81 .tfl .
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DEL. LACKAWANNA AND WESTERN X. Il.
stations In New-YOrl<. foot OF Barclay
and Christopher streets.
NESTIntLED TRAINS. PULLMAN BUFFET

Direct route 10 NEWARK BLOOMFIELD MONTCLAIR
THE ORANGES. summit Bernardsvile. Baskng
Ridge Madison. Morrstown. Possalc. Paterson on
ton. Dover. Stanhope. NEWTON BUDD'S LAKE.
LAKE HOPATCoNG, Hackettstown sCHOoLEYS
MOUNTAINS washington. PHLIIPsBURG EAsToN.
sc IET G tx Sx&T
f5sf + BlHGfHNM46N oXFsoRD NNoRwicH. water pf
vile. UTICA RICHFIELD SPRINGS. Cortland
SYRACUSE OSwEGO ITHACA. OWEGO Et.MIRA
CORNING RATH DtNSvLILE. BUFFALO and all
points WEST NORTHWEST sd SOUTHWEST.
500 A.: M.-BINGHAMroN NAIL Stops at principal
1000 4. M-(Cnie Carr. BI,TTALO. SCRANTON. .BING-
PfCHFIFLD SPRINGS SYRACUSE. and OSWEGO
EMPRESS Pullman Parlor Cars. Connecting at
Buffalo with trains for Chicago and points West.
100 r M-SCRA HTON. wrLKrSBARRE and EtMIRA
400 p M-SCRANTON WITKT,SBARRE AND PLYM-
Ol'TH EMPRESS. Pullman Ruro, Psrlor Cars
200 T. " (Daiy)-Chlcago Vestbued Limited Express
FOR SCRANTON. RINGHAMTON. EI.MTRA BUFF
FAr.O. Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car. New-York to
chicago Dining Car west ~ buffalo
$50 ?. VI ODaiy)Bunaio Express Pullman seepers for
NORRIS AID Rr'TFAIO arSsinr in Buffalo A. NJ
80 NJ CDoy)-BrFFALO. SCRANTON. BINGHAM
Ton OWEGO ITHACA. ET,MIRA. SYRACUSE
UTICA and oSWEGo EXPRESS Pullman Buffet
rrcKFTs AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS at
Henry Gaze & Sons Limited. iI3 Broadway. Il Park
Pace broadway and et2 Rrondway Tickets at ferry
stations III I2hst; 81 West l25th-st. 81
Coiurr bus-ave NewYork: 23s and 1876 Fulton-st and
lOG Broadway Brcokyn Timetables giving full infor'
nation NJ all stations ....,. -,
chec, baggage from hoei resIaenr - aHa''ra'''-
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case during the motng season. and while occasional sales
OF fancy eSan nave stc o and we
quote higher Fancy scalded clcEehs az coli slowly
unless excenonay fancy spring turkeys plenty o Hut
aueliy s very ffFu linba "a I'm prices but inferior
lots very dull and irregular. Nearby spring
Es,cn s WesFIn rm a' Ween geese rarely desirable
quality Tame squads dun and weak W. GiG 1 cade9
choice per No. 9Gic do cults 3GGc; turkeys on % *
Ios ioa lie spring chickens Philadelphia fancy p er
i9al4c do fair 10 good Sqilc: do Western dry p!,Nru
fancy sisGec; fair good 7'spsc 90 fous state
scaIded fancy sigc: good 'sesc; ,rims
and rennsyan prime SCI do W Sr peke Se
dry Plcte % souhwes,crn ~ p l5f to a o5d 5S
old cocks. Western ID 5a5c t h We.ern spr'ng
BRINE ns i p Tsc Do pr poo Eastern sp,nS
white Pc 10, iiai5c DO dark i2a,S ss choice large
white per dom SO 23as2 90 do small ana p'''' y "
GGME-Prmc par,rdss and woodc9c contHuT
and dry lots promptly saable at iH Pawn birds sell
slowly The Few fresh auan arriving are s%neta a If
and iGn VIVA gac. sell .li ia saly W. quote WOE!
cock per pair 9OcaSl: partr!ases I ~, Pi drawn Der
sp c T" a r"zcn per 81 62a$l - EnggIisn
npe per 81 25GSl 5o gosd"n pY Yfd dTr canvas
e s2as2 so DO rednSaa d pGT 5aoc DO green
wing teal 2OG25o: rabbits. per pair -'V'V~' '''''''
resp r[ s aTn KID 10 vEGTABEs Receipts q domestic
potatoes are cleaning more closely anl pC o to
om@ improvement snE 6 Gt ,g virginia stock dul nos
sales rang Guotcl 'ut -I,s orc nrri: Interior
o,oiI,ics All, Fancy cau1owers are IN fair demand an"
r"ii exceed QUOTATIONS; nearly an Of me sock r NJ,
,r .,r,iton and dragging heavily At low prices IN.
fev Charleston green beans are meeting lalr deih"
,,,,eo~,,r. ricrs Int poor lots including most OF c
,i,t, reca,,s are dragging heavv AZ any reasonauc
DID, Green peas also mostly por ana sens o~
~.n.t,llv unchanged We quote; Po;atocs Long ls.'t
in hulk Per ia ~ l51s2 - Jcic"y. siate am MeS!
81 7Sf4S2. sweet potatoes III
land rcr BIZ S2ns3. south Jersey. double hcaas
VIRGINIA JOu 81 10 few extra fancy I'ts -
collIfowers pr Dbl. 5ncpSi -; fancy 90 ~
higher: celery per doz l013oc SAUSAGE Yer cra,
a. II, rsl par bhl. 9Or. cucumlcrs FloIla pnI q,
sias2: carrs unvashed M Noc do wash@ > IA
rrosn re1s VIrcnia half bill ilske peasi; enons
Ta-ttra white por hhl s2qs5' ot"r white. 81 oomST
t+,.,orr other rod, 81 2IHS. Eastern
Yellow 80 other yellow. slasl ~ okra Floda per car
y- SiISl 80 string beans virginia, per hair OBJ BASKET
~ a. Ja charleston per bush basket. 2jc$l ~ t.na-
,cs p,r lueh 5Of35c: Ilus sia trnp' per Dbl 0od'oc
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Northern Ole: No 2 spring. Sc Rye -four. No l. isc
~ i,,,f. X. . snninle

Northern Ole: No spring. Sc Rye -four; No 'sc.
Barley dull: NJ 2 I2c sample 35Gt2c.
Mnneapois Nov. wheat weak: November. s0isc;
Docemher sei,c: NAV. ss'sTeoc; No | hard Ole No !
Northern Flour firm patents s. io1 ~ 90 fecond
1lears g. ioaS3 Bran bulk S0s7 %. sacked. s.
ass -
Philadelphia Nov Wheat dull and &c lower, con
nlr,lnal corn steady: ~ mixed. November and De
--rh~r 3in3lt,c: january and February nominal Oats
nrm. 40 > white. November December January and
February 25u27iac Butter quie fancy Western cream
cry 23c 10 Pennsylvania prints pc DO Western prints
92e9i. Arm fresh nearby. 20c. DO Western. l'c
cheese quet steady Refined sugars unchanged Cot
ton steady. Taow dull at former rates Live poultry
st.ndy wis SG9c. old BOOSTERS. &c. spring chickens
TfSc. ducks sGSi9c. Dressed poultry unchanged; fowls
choice Sc. 10 fair good sNNlc; chckey large 100
io,c: medium DO sG9c; common and scaled do, 7asc;
turkeys good 10 choice. loal3c
81 Louis Nov 4.Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat Wheat
Spot lower red cash. elevator. use; track ~ az
0s.c 40 hard, cash. 500; December VIC pa May
oia.g23i,s; May. 2T4G2TNc oats-Splt steady. no
cash lpi,c hli; december coke May, 22'. Bran
90 butter steady creamery, ief2+sc: dairy l2Hy
Egg, steady At lic whiskey 81 10 POLK steady stand
al mess obhlna 25dSS so Lard higher prime steam
4t.c. choice. i9Oc Bacon-BoXed lots. extra snort
e. XII ribs IS 82is: shorts s. ~. Dry salt meats
I,xe shoulders 81 25 short clears 80 RIBS - Zs
shorts 81 -. o-
r,..lo Nov wheat lower and weak, No cash. ooc
r.remher ,sp,c. active and steady, No mixed
81. O,ti dull md steady. No mixed. lSAsc hyr Gun
orl lower M cash tsic Glover seed dul ana F"er'
prime cash 81 22, Oh unchanged
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.



rrr,-r.s pccoints . cars or ~ head. all TO be sold
Very ,c trailing ne generally steady Dressed GTsSsel Da
cy at aNc per sd tn' G nd tG I nmG Iycpi quote
American a, ii9iI.e Sr carr@ TO- BERMUDA
s"cf a. 50 a 2oiie per Sna 20 hSp 0 80 esp'ts
Mullen b" IL 80 20 NJ 81 8 per 1t" ID
CANES Receipts all for tho market were ~ hea
making the stock carried over RON I "a a
sS,io,h ST. quiet bur the feeling steady all around
The pens were fully clearl p9orest 20 2Ss. sr,'S
a, s. go 81 cry dres.cd yeals steady at ioqil'sc:
country dressed quct At 1910 dressed sr"'se'S ''u at
collins sras;er. 2o n avsra @ a. - pss ,
Vi r. 40 xcn az Western calves 800 n. at 81 37's 81
sIiErP AND LAMBS Receipts including cars dlrec.
:, butchers were - cars i.2i1 head makins win
-, 10 sI4"iS IT Jersey City and at sixeih st sup
plies nuern and "h" prizes ruTd ,s'dg ~ aps
unspd Very poor to prime sheep soi at - 'ygs ~
c n comm9n to Ga.,% ams q" az w.
sacf Collins u; Canada lambs "3 n aye era at
800 I N n a; s. ca 20 Indiana sheep. 81 N. at
g. ~ 2a Western d. los N. at 81 30 ~ state DO 100
ye,e,on g Co.: 2I2 virginia lambs 81 n, at IS 20;
2i2 DO Gs n Mt s. 20. Virginia sheep 93 ~ at s.
o a' :, Msn 90 ~ a ' sai ao = h. at s. ST.
canada sh-cp. -: ~ o, s. a2', co. o,o :,
II II Hollis i75 .amb' 10 ~ at s. 50; 2'2 do - n'
MpHsr.on & co. POI nurao lambs 20 d. at IS .5, s
'a 8 ssadsr; a'o Virginia Ian6' IA n. at 1913:
yrqia carns' -, = - a. s. t =" 100 - asa.
oG Is cars 2, W. beat 80 5 bead o. .s s1
s3lS. Juia O., yesterday: ls2 Ohio hogs IFS
= sanders ate yesterday i6 Tennessee hogs. l57 10
mime 4 Mullen. late Yesterday: state hogs l5i NJ at
s. 81 io 10 n 81 IL, IS DO. Us N. at s. TEA :
' II IL Hos late yc.ieriay State hogs is7 NJ
$40. 80. 30 NJ a, 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-05

Chicago Nov tsrecian.-Thc December bull clique
had 20 exert ,-.f today its campnien-a remark
able circumstance view OF the bun news whicH came
from the saloard opened steady and was feature
ess for almost an hour suddenly December broke
c,nts busLel and May over cent, and 1t took great
deal Of buying by the bull pool TO stop the decline IL
id bring about recovery however but It did not hold
y.rv well The close was indifferent one WiIh the
market very nervous and with every Dody tmd about the
bu side December opened at 9'l sold between V's anu
rent December ana Nay ,od almost together The May
a. i az Ala nnI S2S aps7 and closed at 9is
10 ono knows how the break started No one was
'rh'IS ,,mpored VITA the break "Wednesday. New
SorH kept reporting large export engagements 1t was
nr"rent that clearances WI. going be very large
Possibly bull crowd tried to do some sehs on tue
bull news. A. any rate or'hN started 1 9'sr % wa n o
bu had its brokers' Ia the ~ ana me laiy was
almost sudden as the hreaN me mNl1r."n'e; nHT
bought $50 bushels December on the smash The eN
prsgGce as' .tycns G Has me ecct viii be to narrow
sti more the outside trade. which mas been sma.i
throughout New York claims export engaeemens all the
gay from 60 to The spot business here to
day about OoD aoI9, hi OF 1e % bsa,
situation had been con>d'ab otshien'd py ne recent
els Al prmary points AGAINST $4,000 bushels last year
o5 cars IN thI c The natural hing To- morrow morn
s'orn was steady within ;. cent range, May selling at
2o and N and e9sins az "a cents ne r6s wsS
f9n29s Calming 60 "o O Ssss done FOR
export there Cables %ere steady aeoard ce9I r Ss
NiNO bushels Inc Nt"N" 'D"Ns i'i '''o'e
December liquidation this month 1t also fears move
OF corn a., ,,,.,.a.
oats were steady finally closing where they did Wednes
das May opened at ~ spa between ~. anu viii a pi
estima,ei Tor Friday samples were unchanged Char
tors were 100000 bushels. New York reported ABOUT
sold Seaboard cIeaailces were
3GS oOO bushels. The trade not important me snip
ming demand here not sood al 1t mas oreh ''oi'
New York mama
Provisions still uneyenttui. yellow leVer news
encouraging. hog receipts '',
p.ctcl-80 0Oo with $4,000 estimated ior frlay lr,o.s
Al the yards steady Pork gained 80 cents llIu
ami INA 2d5 cents Fuckers said the cash demand was
rnol' There Wa speculation os,,
curb December wheat closed AZ rn12
c.nts. "ealsr Is cents Puts May wheat, 9ots
c,-,s, ale aoSs cents Puts on December corn,
81 ? o6r cents. puts May corn.
gi,1sG.lgs. cents: calls %, cents
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Reoeipr at the ports and interior points TO day com
pared With the same day last week and last Year

COFFEE-The coffee market opened steady. on the
FIRST call October contracts unchanged The later
months as indicated by sales bids, showed loss Of
64lV points Following the call the market ruled mac
adverse while the -epOrts from Rio and Santos were
equally dscouragng, leading a feeling bordering on
Generalization which deprived market " all s"cua
tive while quotations alread! J." that
the bears themselves dsincned 70 sell 70 any ex
tent. There selling European orders and
local liquidation. The seemed 30 about
the only buyers. Sales call reached 1900 bags; W
II m. $3.50 bags and for the entire session % 200
bags. with the market finally steady IN al net de-
cline Of 10 points 10 unchanged prices
Receipts at Rio and Santos since July show All IN
crease OF $4,000 bags compared with the same
were larger than FOR month on record ny lsv
bags. RIO shipments Europe during october. HstNp
bags Santos shipments % Eur during October 1Ot oc
bags Rio shipments TO United States during octcb@r
62s 900 bags Santos shipments 70 United states during
October 10000 bags Rio shipments 10 other countFie
$1,000 bags. and Victoria shipments TO United states
$1,000 bags. Krahe estimates receipts for November 81
Rio at $4,000 bags and Santos GOOOo bags.
The market for spot Brazilian cofees ruled inactive and
at given points nominal with an und@rone OF weak
under the supplies leading buyers 10 cn
their policy Of prOcrastinaton ana combining them L.
the close the basis Of nomnaly 6l1c
invoice lots &C for J0bbng parcels. Mid
cofsees the fat, stale and Improbable basis
and also quite nominal Ne quote Naracaibo-ConIron
cas- lOQlic; Porto Cabeo. 9ql0o Sayanila-Iiucara-
manga. l2hGl5c Bogota 12Ql+Sc. MeXiean-Cotdova,
elaaibc; Oaxaca. 9Ql3Ac. Central American-Commln
TO ordinary. l3sal5sc fair 10 good lGdisAc; prime 70
choice iO4IO%c. East Indla-In;erior. 2T93lc fancy.
I9q23c; Javas. 2oG22c. Angos;ura. l01Spllc; Mocha
The range of prices in the local market today
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ERIE RAILROAD.

rbroucl trains leave New-lork FOOT Oh Chanbcrs ST.
O. follows and i've minutes earlier from West list;
an an M-Vestlbuled Express daily Cor Bnghamton
waveYly Elmira, Buffalo, Bradford Arrive Buffalo 500
4, M p M-Vestlbuled Limited fast mail Daily. sold
n for chicsgs via Chautauqua Lake arrives Cleveland
40 A. NJ Chicago p NJ Sleepers 10 chicago Cie'e-
's.r1 and Cincinnati Dining Car
,sa N-BuNa.o and Cleveland Vestibuled Express
rs,, arrves Buffalo los A. NJ. Bradford 1:l7 A. NJ.
ismess,Swn 100 A. NJ, Cleveland i2So r NJ sleepers 70
y,,oi ana Cleveland making direct connections FOR
Detroit chicago and the West Cafe Library Car ,,
bS.fS u M,-Via Chautauqua Lake and Niagara FAILS
nev lid train to Chicago. sleepers 70 Hornellsvle.
Sn ,;,g5aEgt Tsu IncH. TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
0accomnodaons ~ NJ ll3 POI. t0i and e57 Broad
WY chambers and IVES, 23i-s ferries. NewYork 33s
rd 700 Fulton-s i06 Broadway. Brooklyn 200 Hudson
tioh ter and Jersey City Station Westcott Express
,s for ard baggage from hotels and residences
destination
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wheat Operations based the latter idea fact finally
turned the market and prices both here and the West
were whirled upward quite as rapidly they had de-
cnad ON reaction shorts prominent traders
December jumped from YIc to ssl9c and in chicago
from g2i5c 94sc. After this the market queter
but extremely nervous for the balance Of the day Ad-
dopal scadness afforded In the afternoon by wheat
cear1nceS OF about SON.O0 bush, ana ir1ica
lions Europe had again avale0 Itself Of the chance
wheat the breek Toward the close. how
ever long wheat poured into the mar
ket causing weakness Final prices FOR the day
were lower II transpred that export business
footed W about 20 loads. with much more reported
oup0rts. Gables surprisingly steady al day IN
i,Qa>d loss with Paris market particularly hrm AT
10 points advance wheat and 10000 points rise
on four. Private cables reported the condition OF The
growing Russian crop bad Home news was bearish in
cars. agans, year favorable weather news
and a bearish review by The Price Current Cufh
trading WAS quiet unchanged prices. Quotations II
cash wheat o b aioat follows: No red 81 nl;
No hard Manitoba 81 O27S: No Northern Duluth &hc:
No northern Network. 9sA.c: No Northern Duluth.
o75c: 10 hard Kansas 9sac No hard Duluth 81 o2',
No hard New York 0oc...... CORN-NotwithF Ing
the decentralization in wheat to-day maintained
steady undertone tho close, when realizing BY
carIv buyers caused depression. Final prices
on the buish Price Current report Disappointing re
CENTS and prospects another large EXPORT trade sub
seoucnlv fed sales ~ Gi00o busch, mostly No
corn Iight speculative trade and disappointing clear
10 . corn quoted tho close 32'Sc h aAoat.....:
OATS-Ths market for neglected all day and
closed unchanged from last night IN the cash market
saes 10 exportes up 42 600 bush mostly heavy
whites. No oats quoted. e4l G24i3c; No Gate &c
10 2 white &c No white 25'.c: truck mixed 9tM26,'
srn SOC 9 / T. Buffalo No Western 31i.c T. Buffalo.
..... .DARLEY-Ma quot: quoted. pc b'd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-05
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool. Nov. I. 3a5 ?. m.-Exehange ei9sns
red Northern spring drm, Is 90. corn,American m5ei
sr, oil steadv 81 lad: November steady 81 lad: De
csnber steady 3s ID; January quiet Is Id Flour-St.
Louis fancy winter hrm, los Hops Ct London !paclnc
SIa brine mess dull 5Gs Sd. PorkPrim mess me
Wcsern ,ul ass OIL: prime mess medium Western dull
los Iams-Short cut. IA TO III lbs, duh. 3os Baeon-
Cumberland cut Is to 30 lbs. Arm. SSs: short rb ~ y
"a hs arm Sd; long clear mddes light, 80 TO ~
lbs arm ass long clear middles heavy 40 to 10 lbs
nr, ass Cd. short clear backs 10 to Is lbs nrm 33s
"a clear bellies II to IA lbs steady. ,3s shoulders
square IL TO Il lbs, Arm. 2os Cd IArd1Prme Western
s,rady 23s Cheese-American finest white and co.ored
dull AS. Taow-prime city steady lss cottSn,eed
oii--IJverpcoi refined dull. los Turpcntne-Spirito
seesiy 2Ss Cd. Rosin-Commou steady. - 3D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-05
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Trains leave W. 42d ST. station, T.. as tono"s' a"s
Is M. earlier from foot OF Franklin ST ,......
1915 Daily for Albany. Utica syracuse, HS %a.s-
ter Buffalo Niagara Falls Fort Wayne Toledo Cie'~
land ard Chicago. , val. c,r.-
zoo p NJ DAILY for Albany. Montreal Utica. sTs-
cuse Rochester Buffalo. Niagara fals loroh'o' Nv
troit, Cleveland, Chicago and 81 Louis. p.n.s.
Sis p NJ Daily Albany. Utica syracuse, .o s,srd
ter Buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit. Cie'e'A"1'
Time tables at principal hotels and Offices -.
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