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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-19

sgai,s, % There was a rumor early OF bad 0,esX a.
California but Il was denied. The Prcs Su,,r list
ratbnr hearlsh declarng winter wheat impfo.iLs'
m the wlndup New-York claimed eHportes grain,
,,s, as II was early by their rally Nothins mas
In cash here Another large cargo OF "hsa. and
%, 6uitb-about one million bushels Mhhea nno 90
Du-utb win Increase largely Monday possibly Skonisv
nbss which il more than the increase last Mo'stay
Tha nil trade light local protesslohAs in m
covering later and then general selling S.nsd
last raw minutes On the curo the .o' .h,,s wh.at
ia. bv the official Russian crop report nakns $3.50.
~ 600 600 and rye 100000 bushels snort IN N''@
proper. - ..s.s "A xheat-strong early and
weak for May December was r snoiIy closing at
ing Il cent advance UP TO noon. ana nns' .nt sner
last nights prices. May showed loss .. 1901 ~ 40
hovns an advance the first hour IL obr oar ents
cents sold between 3oGSOl. cents anu M r.r.ncs
nr,owei n az Gp3s cents. Receipts were 3st carr
40 estimated Tor morrow Cables were Wrn rsnort-
clearances 33I 900 buShes .,e"
W. 80, lads for export II largely pIo!essvnma"
,rtet with good deal OF changing Charters were fV
W racent strength has entirely with oats
professional mod keeps rather nea'sn n great line
- md NAV bought possibly zuVvov99
bushels December oats to-day through ayeryboJv
10 az much Nav a transaction when puhlleu hoy,
sou ~ stock 81 oats 10 very small aoou'
100 600 bushels The export demand has oeen very Ia
~ LOOKS now as II the mysterious wheat poor
oats These latter advanced cent TO-DAY c'os',s
cents Nav declined u cent fs,ms, oon ,r.h.i. .od
9S5 600 bushels; New-York reported llooW ou'"e'' ~
for export. -. ....o ,bav dId Wednesday keep
ProViSfs ~ narrowest sort Some packers
~. hnyers some sellers The Sudahys W. OF cn 49,
, were n was not a big trade There were S,Vw noss'
% go Estimated for tomorrow; prices were steau!
WIN c,rb nuts on May wheat closed at SOS cem.s
.aus OF cents: puts and calls on Decehotn SoM c.nts
csnts; puts May corn. 2e%929t cents cA'i' 80" ''"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-19
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York November IS. 1897.
BEEVES-Recepts. IS cars SCI head. ~ cars III.
Nothing doing in live to-day; feeling generally
to prime city dressed native sides Cables from u
and Liverpool quoted American steers at ~ Tbe
Europe carried to London today iGi cattle for SGnws
schild suzberger and 1875 head for J. sna scSysz
schild Suzberger. and 200 head for j. oo
SS ana the 0pn9s1 10 bnn ~ to- morrow
cALVES-Reeeips including - direct were ~ ne"'
total Of ais head on saeis4 city and "a at
sS,e,hs There light inquiry and slow , IraIe
About 275 head were carried Poor to good yeais
sold at sg$I 80 per 100 NJ srassers at S3HF 10
per 10 country dressed slow T4aio.c dressed grass
er ,od Sg7e e rs SAVES v,1 at It, caJas as III
age SO so per 100 10; do 200 H. at s.; 10 do IL To-
calves :aa s2 h. ct At 81. ss d. a4s H. at s. DO a4
Co 80 2. Bpn S Ssa a. IS o. g s
SHEEP NND LAMBS-Recepts. including 5is cars d.
butchers were 10y G s1G or t head oa df
cars be sold ; at Jersey ci'y and at sixe,h.st.
Sellers Ter, ,y RSs na4 a nd ws
Nearly all Of the offerings went over Poor 70 good sheep
cid ssa 80 per 49, r. F Sep 10 fnGSs am @
saes-TIume Mullen: 81 State lambs 70 ID average.
II T. Hollis 20 state lambs % u, at 50; IS % 81 70,
s. s74 do 6s 10 at s. 49, State sheep lof No. at
Mcpherson 6 Co: 1870 Buffalo sheep, ile ~ $3.50
iS ssss or t head b sU n saess e
sa.sS yss,s.day Ill u STAT ,s pig; s. %
g 1 90 TT 'as 2 5Ss
n, at 81 IS, 90. $50 10: 81 s2eS :. Ca. .,n a. ~
at s. o. DO SO 10 at 81 20; IL State hogs 1888 H. at
s. Judd Co. lat. yesterday 9s Ohio hog, 1853 ID. at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-19

tine news again put forward but proved too con-
nicuns 70 be OF any value either way Later develop
tons and were instrumental in destroying afternoon con
nGence among traders Business reported but Is
loads OF which 10 loads reported Austria 'The
Price Currents report the winter wheat outlook YVES
receipts and exports the visible
show another good increase Total clearanes for the dv
footed up 422 600 bush wheat and -four Primary recepts
were l,2Sl,OO bush, about double the arrivals ~
NAMED practically unchanged. There very lttle
trading IN that option. either locally Chicago al,
though II was currently reported IN the afternoon that
efforts for settlement being made I'm the latter
market would be In healthy position. a
movement both as to prices and speculation.
Ing was light and practically unchanged for May ut
a3 lice Quotations b. aiioat follows: No 2
red 9S%c: No hard Manitoba, 81 Ola: No I Northern
Duluth 0oho: No Northern New-York. OSLO; No Q
Northern Duluth. 96ac; No hard Duluth 81 Ol%:
No hard New York osSc No 2 hard Kansas
9G%.c. ...... .CORN-The feature In corn was the
general frmness particularly apparent In December
owing a changing Of accounts from that month into
May. Other factors Of strength found in rinored
oats. The former at time reported GO loads
although subsequent Investigations failed disclose
than 20 TO % loads. Closing prices sc higher
December and unchanged May. Car-ot receipts gave
and practically unchanged from last night No corn
closed 34sc. b. anoat. OATS Notwithstanding
sharp advance in the price OF cash property to-day
porters buyers the bush about
sales officially reported In futures. but the market
nominaly higher, In sympathy with cash and on
exciting reports from Chicago, whore shorts in December
being badly punished. Final prices here were Nc
oats 2Gc No white zee: No white. Csc track mixed
26927hc: track white 2S433hc RYEmMarket dull:
Buffalo. .BARLEY-Market dull; quoted at Csc
q
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In quality and value We quote: Potatoes Long s.a,u
per Dbl 81 25f2 10 90 Jersey 81 1892 2 90 o. DO
81 81 15a go Jersey sweets County, red
per bag 81 5oQs2 30 do yellow 81 25as2 DO white ~
asa 5o do Jersey; white, 81 50Hsi Eastern 90. 40
per bbl s2as5; DO red So 25as25o 80; yellow az; 10
State and Western yellow, sls1 a. Brussels pSozen
i09S5c cusum5ers per crate acasl J0 casoSs Der
100 81 OdSi: do red per Dbl. ,5cd$l: caullno"p''
Dbl sqs2 5O elephants, per Dbl SGdss; % per ous
t3dS3 so lettuce. local per Dbl SdSi; do New i
1894: do BOSTON, per dozen. 50dGOc tomato
per box slasl 90 peas Southern per basket 900 ,Se PIP
pers per Dbl s2aS3: squash. per Dbl SlgSl 5o AZ
per bbl. slIsl % turnips Russia per Dbl, ~n zoe
white Sc oTa per carrier 81 50g$2; carr2is tSg
I5cQsl y: kale per Dbl 2oc: spinach. per DID,
string beans Charleston. wax per basket '8c4Sl 49,
10 green. 75casl 80: do Florida 5oc4Sl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-19

shade price. IN induce trading
but It safe TO say that these concessions have had
Reports from Western points coming FORWARD
Of argezed transactions but these are made entirely
aboring under the impression that this
class trading only accomplished BY liberal price in
ducements. Domestic woods OF all sorts show a light
movement during the week on secured basis these
show material change in quotations but II IL believed
By some that a decline OF would be
necessary swing the market into activity The clean
medium obtainabe at cent or two under that price.
Choice staple is reported scarce and stu quoted In the
territories has been mainly confined Montana woods.
although large blocks Of Nevada growths
figured in transactions In feeces the market
rIes extremely What sales have been reported
I'm unwashed Quotations are nomlnaily unchanged
but IL is reported that current prices being shaded
an Incentive toward further business which yet has
az 20 cents Reports current OF offers a a
nnd~r that price which the holder declined accept
are more or less indefinite Character is
ia 10 he worth not far from "a with other grades
on similar basis. High, movement In one-quarter
blood unwashe at % Is noted but WOODS Of this
.s ern No, being freely offered holders preerring
await developments pending the opening OF the heavy
weight season. In other domestic wooIs Iexas Inquired
have amounted TO pounds, with fair movements
noted in fall Spring Wool cream said 70 average
not far so cents with fall worth cents ess Pulled
woods show limited sale, the hgh price OK skins still
keening the cost OF these above parity with
peting grades Of regular srowth IN iores WOODS Aus
traians again prominently but business In
,hsao hos been 10 large Transactions
FOR which prices obtained The TOP price st
around 80 cents. with the clean price nominaly un-
are quoted AZ cents and upward. with Port Philip
ranging Go TO 8s and sydney ano queensland
from 81 20 cents, No @ ba rse are
while other grades OF foreign, including carpet woods
chow light transactions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-19
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Nov. ls.-The demand for cattle today was
rather SLOW except for few extra good lots The gen
market barely steady with the bulk OK me sales
Q, native beef 81 40aS5 Extra choice shipping
beeyes were Sold s. 30S5 40 and very common steers
were sold dressed beef at 50 Iotsi Good
fed Texas cattle sold 81 3jgSi 80 their average weight
westerns averaging l,l5O4l $50 u at :" i9nS9 me
feeder trade fairly good WIN inost OF
al calves About 1000 Western range cattle Were OF
f.red To-Day sales again MADE az - OVSt "
for steers feeders being the best buyers There WAS
fair demand Tor hogs and prices "eI9 aoou st.aly az
Tor tho cnmmOnest the best lois the bulk or the hss
crossing scales So 3Ii1aS5 80 Choice butcher
and veal, Trade in sheep and lambs slow and prices
w.re again lower Sheep salabe at 81 aS4 81 Tor
poor 10 prime rangers selling at S3paA 90 ana iel
Western. eo 20 III Lamb, . sep az we SS @ Syr
Rsceip.-Ca.tle 800 head: hogs 10000 sheep; lIU"
rast Buffs o. Nov Cattle-Kecelpts OF sale cate,
car: market soout steady. Hogs Receipts - cai
see Yorker g32}dd e Sh' n - @4 q
s sSda. g. a as s6eep and Receipts. Is
make, steady Lambs choice TO eH,Ta e. $3.50 $1,000 90
o., 4, g3as4 IS. culls o. common. S6pSJ ~. ,
=, Ia Nov is-Catte steady; fair 20 fancy native
shipping ehpor, steers 81 SiES5 80 tT,Sei peet ana
e s and h.ics So 5ogs3 logs onsnel steady closed
u,tn 81 d0dsi q cults and bucks S2gs3 49, stockers
r. .6a g Is; lambs, 81 25gs5 90.
Kansp city Hoy lS'attls sie3sy Hoss 500 e.
S, so fshjs s. 3dd*3 AZ workers. SO !01s1 - pigs
q isus3 - sheep st",dy: ,tm6s 81 ;@lF %,,o ana
s.ss common s3as3 30 feeders. s4asi 10 Hogs ruling
live: prime mediums 81 d0US3 j hcs: Workers and
Tss s7CQaS3 co; common to far 81 ooq$3 3a ss1 ~
g. Co common Sass IS choice lambs. s. GoRS5 So COM
non 10 good 81 56Qt5 20; veal calves. 60 tOT$1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-19
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

,.,,o.,o, Nov Is-Cotton rrm; middng D I-loc; o@
,sitn &, isc: rood ordinary 41l-6c receipts ~ Noo
bales Exports to the Continent 7t sse Sat s..s
%orfok Nov. 1s.-Cotton hrm middIns q oso b.ies
,,i. e.. oood ordinary. 516c; receipts. 5sO oaiss
mldSns oa,tSIss 25oS bales sales. 122 bales; Stock
80 1903 bales. -. -...., .v,.,. r,iSallns SIC. low
asyinn IA Ice receipts. 733 bales; exports TO
bales the Continent, $500 oaiesi coast
,Ss bsIes sales 900 bales: stock $780, 40 bales
Augusta Nov; 1scotton steady aa miq ha.s ross S@
has sSpments bales sales 300 bales SOCK 'oo''
bales. 49, ,s-Co,,on steady: niddiing,
I'd low nniddiins &c: good ordinary M-ioc nst re-
ooioo' ~ oss bales; gross SsS bales exports 10
eeps $50 bales sales 900 bales: stock 28l 63s bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-19
NIL LACKAWANNA AND WESTERLY y. Hs
Stations in Ncw-YOrk. foot Of barclay
yEsTIBULED TRNINy. PULLMAN BUFFEH

n,,.c, rant. 70 Newark. BLOoMFiELD. MoNTcLAIR.
THE ORANGES Summit Bernardsvile Baskine
Ridg. Madison. Morristown; ps.ssic Pa,sr:en Boen-
ff ohjK Dof HopkTcoNG Hackettstown.. scHooLEY.s
MOUNTAINS Washington. PHILLIPSBuRG, EAsTON.
s SRtkTT PITTsToN. WILKEsBARRE, NANTt-
COKE co.. EhiSRaAH HHxMiToN 6XFoRD SoRwfcH wss..
s sIIs AciysE oswEGo. ITHACA, oWEGo. ELMIRA,
CORNING BATH DANsvILLE; bS pIiy1 ana Al
800 point an oM"BiNoHXMToN MAIL Stops at principal
lou" AAAMToN owEdo.N ITHACA, ELMIRA. Utica,
RfcHFIELD SPRINGS SYRACUSE. and oSwEoQ
EXpPEsg Pullman Paror Cars. Connecting %
rsu1aio with trains for Chicago and points West
100 p. M-scRANToN. wILKEsGARRE and ELMIRA
IN ESf MKEEssScRASToN. wiLK EssHRRE. AND PLYM-
"" otjTH EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet parlor Cars
INV ,ar EcRXNTON. BINGHAMTON ELMIRA, BuF.
EAIO Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car New-fork to
chicaeo DininGCar west OF Buffalo. ,,. %.
$50 " EsPss', pSl%sn sisrPs: rps
MoRRis ard BuFFAI1 sr.eyng In nyT n.,s 4 y.
owE12s w 5TEAG EAxpk EMhA SYAG Bu.;
rI slssRfIss AND PULLMAN AccoMMoDArIoYs q
ssr,v T,ass Soma Limited. iis Broadway, "a PARK
.,ons iii 4th-ave i2h-s,; West i25,hs. 23f
coumbus-ave New-York. 1888 and 1856 Fulton:st and
ioS broadway Brooklyn Timetables giving full infor'
m, WSSsr q EXPRESS COMPANY will call for ana
check baggage hotel residence to Destination
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ADVERTISEMENTS ard subscriptions Tor me Ir,nuns
a received a. their Uptown once, No. Lag broaawsy,
nent resolved following branch 9'ses at resus
Once rates until clock p. VIZ: Zot on-aee
cor 23j at rs. 6th-aye cor. l2h-st Macys 6thave;
and i4th-st Columbus ave near West VS.,
ga ST. between 9TH and sh ayes; ioS Eas ais,
between 7sth 18th O2o 3d-ave rear
o, -os Istaye near sqth-st $50 3d-ave near %lst-s'
ri ai-oye. 30 Bleecker-st. 325 Bleecker-s,.
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool Nov. 49, s!5 m-whsa-sDos dull .; NO
mixed rG steady s. "a quiet. IS iAd
pecsmbe January IS HON. ND Fi1S nSoS pa enl
c taSsy steady Il Beef dull easr. IT1s an:
prime Ses SSs 3D. mess r0'T medium eI
Msmshort cut IL to 10 dull sss RaconCumlns,
sesay sos m!dd.: sa, - 'a IS s.S
Cd long clear mid6fs nsaS Easy as clear
les i. to IA 10 dull as. shoqIdsrs-saaare ap 20 "a
chesseNmericSn finest white and colorsd dl ss
Ians% AMI is, rurpentins-sprts Arm, ~ d. Rosn
Common steady. - 3D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-19
u,,rr TRADE IN CHICAGO.

ChoaeO' 49,, ,,,, hour II closed decidedly weak. sV
w ,r last night May opened at eoia cents soia
y so,,t c.ns and at eoT9cb cents and ciosed a.
oot cents pecember at times was cents premium "a
was ~, cents at the close 1t ,ou'nea ,c 70 40
-, =. o. CENTS The grains had niuc, LII IN
ab the early strength pareIa,t,ge s LIVERPOOL
1ouio censii"e hocauaa
N ~ oihsr hand Disappointing to ,ne s.can a.
l, was up only hQid. rot as mueh Us .s nn after the
onening reported 10 loads sold to Aus ~ Loads in all
i,,i. other business done only ~ Iosus ~. o..
IN wss,arn news bearsh There were .e, :, nd
in with wheat Duluthoyer tniee ,han Sonbie last
-, -. primary receipts more tnah aou 40
ari go coo Bushels against 6llW oushes' h,.ern
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-19
Oats. No. 2, ., .,
December ......... @-Sssop oou oosl
May ......,......' %@fsB~|7s
Mess pork per Dbl: $780,, .
December ......... @ - o. "a "a 30
January .......''. -'h
Lard per 100 10: ,-,l
December 70 s1m 1Ttl 9o,
January o' '
Short ribs per 100 ID;
psss o.s ~. ....:... .ss:s1 49, e" :aafis

cash quotations follows: Flour quiet No =
snring wfeat $3.50: No spring wheat. AGp2G no .
rsd e,Go7c: No . corn 27oi No yellow corn Gag
nafs 22i.a23c; No white, b. 2isg24 81 40
wn' 25bqi3c: go naxseed 81 o6isqsi 1914; prime rim
timothy seed 81 10, mess pork per Dbl - SSgs ~; %S
.r 100 10 81 22 asa ribs sides doosel -
/, dry sailed shoulders boxed, 1900 so,' 80
sides boxed ilaa4asc: whiskey dsters ,sn produce
prr gallon 81 Is: unchanged on me fIe1uo'
Exchange today the butter market was sehu, $3.50
cries i5Q2lhc, diaries, i2g2oc. Cheese quiet '"''1
Eggs firm; fresh, isc $1,000,
Cincinnati Nov is-FTour dull Wheat nm; no g ser,
a3aaic corn strong; No mixed. 2sc ohtS
No mixed. 23hq2ic. Rye quiet 80 pocon steady
quet zoe. Bukmeats quiet. ~ 90 ba ,aadv FrSs
Hbiskev steady 81 10 Butter firm Sugar seahy ERss
steady i6iac Cheese steady ,,... oo,.
Milwaukee Nov ls-Wheat firm; No ! Norlne'h, asi-S
No 2 spring s6i.c: May. Ole Rye steauyc7 - - 80"
IsUc 'tTariev steady; No .. 4oc: sample. 2iGilo
N,r,.,,o,s Nov ls-wheat steady and lower; N9Se
bsr Ole: December so%G May Ss a. 30 patents S. os6t
orond patents. tas5 nrst clears 50 gogst
scn S clears 2soGs5 Bran in bulk s7aS7 % sacked
,t,,,.,,n,, Nov is-wheat dull and NO lower Son
rs1s' Nyember 06Hd96ic; December. Sanu1 NJ
, ,,hrnarv nominal Corn strong AMI &c hanei
era February nominal Oats firm ana - t hrS
No white November December, January n Wastern
oci doon Rlfter firm and better demand iacy o5c
1910, o9.c. do Pennsylvana and western a. Wes,
Eggs and good demand zen Sugars nrm Cotton
ern a22c Cheese steady itennea s,y mime in hhds
vnchansed Tallow dull and lover cry 10. cakes 3hc
"eunry do In bbls, 3isc dark 90 o. owls Isc
Srsase 2Ec Live poultry dull ana t,rlteys 9itlOc
Old ROSTERS oc: spring chicken ui,Ty unchanged; fowls
uucks, e. 1,oc. do fair good T'9Isc; S.Nda5 TGSc
o oagne sdym DO sdsl4c; DO common nna scA'e' wv"
eg ioc, ", euod n choice lc9lic; ducks 'g"c'
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF new JERSEY.
Anthracite coal used exclusively.
-Four Tracks Automatic Block signals
Stations in New-York foot OF Liberty St
and Whitehall Terminal.

Anthracite coal used exclusively.
STATION. ss .'s in New YORK foo, q Liberty St
7;: "a :;:.i e.; i.,s Sss s.
'g Sun Sunday. sso .: Sc ' q Ess,on A. 100 SIX
,' f. *, s.E:' ssss.s s'' ssa 1000
ssf sissss 81 hfs.'li?iISs sss
!sss as 'f !s Ess53S ' 100
s'Ss'E s' w. So sfs Ss sa"ss 80
FOB LONG SfASeH osEA S.nS oRoy ys+s A S..,,
s ss' Sis ni3t 's!s u +. S 80 IS
oo'i' Red Bank F a6'kE' hAKEWooD:
80 $50 1911. iis a''s go" c's SATURDAYS
0nyt TOMS RiSsr bsrnssai Park and na,n's,s .'sa
For Atlantic CITY. vineiand and BrldFe'On' ';So A. n.
Beach s;aS, r. lao snf i Es as 10: g.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA SG eH6yiA0RE. AND "ASA'
SSs s s 0 9i e. Rias s'5 81 s
'0 s 60? IESvE @HjTEHsLTE TE Sss ~ s
,o wssf fo d.y' ic a;sS los ITO s5 i
iss re- re a sss sss $ ss SIS 4ss rs s
isS a 80 ~ III e n' s ssnd ss s sSS.
s:s 's;sS IT, s 'a' $50 Ia; s go SIS:
S' "a; 4 'is' e.. Hfs,s 4:
3 S,s, S,SSsys S hr; Ssw yS; N
check Sassag. from hotels or residences to destination
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ERIE RAILROAD.

leave New-Iork, Iool " S"allVeIs-sta
a., follows and nve minutes earlier from West 2Sd-stt
a.OO A. M.-vestbued Express daily lor Blnsnamsons
wsyer,y EImira, Buffalo. Bradford Arrive Bucao s:o
r. ~: M.Nys.,ibued Limited fast mail Daily. soid
train via Cbagau9ns Lake =, at bs osSsa.a
land and Cincinnati Dining Car ,,.,,,, ,-
1870 r. MBuf,o ana Ceyesna ,a :es9u 1 Eiprss
Dansorn 100 A. NJ Cleveland 1890 p. NJ siespsrs %
Detrot Chicago ami the West Cafe Library Car: r.u.
DS.SS p M,-Via Chautsuqua Lake and Niagara Fsils
,Y SOLD train to Chicago. sleepers to Hornslsvils.
ChisaEq and G incnm TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN
seconmodation: M Iis 2Si tOl and es7 g5 n,:S
ST.. Chambers and We,, 23dst ferries Ne.Yf9Tx ~
snd oboten and Jersey City Station wescott Express
.. Tor and baggage from hotels and residences
"a Ae4t
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A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
"A received At Uptown Once No. i242 Roadway.
ONCE rates until o,eioek p M VIZ; set sih..ys,
s,have and ilths,: 142 Columbus ave near West eeh:
st.: 0e West !2d-st near dth-evs .! East itihst ~
e.: sSS Sd-ave between roth and nth sta i0e6 "a
Ava nssr 6lst-st.; I,So6 lst~Ave near eoth-st
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wrSTSHORE R.K.

trains leave W. 42d Station N. Y. follows. an
"a m sarer from foot Of Franklin St..
1915 NJ Daily for Albany. Utica Syracuse, Rochse-
ter Bunaio NIAGARA Falls. Fort Wayne. Toledo Csve>
a IN p II Dsiiy for Albany Montreal. Utica syra,
cuss Rochestsr Buffalo. Niagara Falls Toronto. De-
troit, Cleveland Chicago and st. Louis
a,1E p n Daiiv for Albany Utica, Syracuse, Rochees
Ter Buffalo Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit Cleveland
Tine IN oIes at principal hotels and ofhces.
Vanderbilt Ave. New Yort
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ADVERTISEMENTS and .ue%ssnO'Sns for yhs TSune
q dor north OF until o'clock M ADVERTISE
n.nts recevei the following branch oces at reguiS
corr esd st: Is2 shaw cor i2th-st Mscys eth-ays
Coiumbus-ave. near West whist. lO0
W., aed-st near c'h-ave 02 East 1ith-st 257 West
ssss, between 1th and 9Th ayes iog East 4lthst
hrtween 70sh and 77th OPS "a ave- 6ist-
% los lst-sve, sethst $50 3d-ave near +ist-st
%. On Eaat I9th-st.; .921 Sd ave: 2682 3d-ays
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lnge Of contract prices follows;

To-days exports reached 4O,92S bales making the
total amount this thus far 32 I72 bales OF
which Britain imports were los o5e bales France
II on bales and Continent. 1365l3 bales or to-day
amour, the Continent took 2e374 bales France 29e
SaIes and Britain 1852 bales leaving stock OF
SSSlS7 bales all ports Since September the amour,
OF shipped e Great Britain aggresates ~ 80
7o5 bales Total pert receipts since September have been
8 23l. 797 bales.
Receipts at the ports interior points to-day com
pared with the same cay last week and last year. were
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-19
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
LEHIGH VALLEY SYSTEM

Stations foot OF Yves. 23d-s penn r. r. cortlandt or
Desbrosses
Indicates time from West 23d ST. Other figures enc"
time from Cortandt or Desbrosses st. -. a..
'O;10, $40 A. NJ. daily Sunday $40. A. M for
MAGCU CHUNK and Intermediate stations. z.>
100 s:15 A. VI. daily for WILKESBARRE SGK "a
TON week days. EI.NIRA (v,ek days., ITHACA.
GENEVA ROCHESTER, BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS
and the West. and principal local points, dining car and
chair Buffalo
I'll ~ I . 900 noon daily except Sunday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-19

COFFEE-The market for Brazilian coffee futures con
tnues within variations and SHOWS apa-
thec speculative and equal inonerence Oh 'e
and There seems 70 Do no
end the in Brazil To-days cables re-
port "a 600 Rio and Santos Selling wac
made increasing warehouse deliveries IN te
United States-todays figures. 1873 bags european
coNee market advices decidedly unfavorabe. liam
burg closing at net Of kGl pfenning ss compared
with tuesdays figures yesterday having been holiday
The Havre market closed quiet at net unchansea price
The local market for opened steady at UNCHANGED
prices decline Of points Sales on the caH conned
10 800 bags: sales 10 ~ 1000 bags. and total for me
esson 20 with thf market finally barely steady
81 net unchanged prices TO points decline Practically
ali the trading local account Gables reported lo
and santos coffee lower The market TOT spot
Brazltan coffee showed weakness under the enormous
pressure supplies. with little or no support In the way
o. demand buyers disposed 10 procrastnate ana
confne their bids the smallest possible lots Tor pressing
e1gencies only Tao market closed the nominal basis
OF Csc for Rio invoice lots and $50 for joboing par
anxious business but not enough sod 70 MAKE ie
az consumers Sales included 500 bags Maracaibo ana 2
bags Central American private terms We quote Mara
csbo-CoInmon good o&g7Ac; cpSuta i2g1Shc' La
Cuayra-Caracas. 9Ql6lzc Porto Cabello. lNnloc' cav
sniia~Bucaramanga Images 0auca llgiS%e; oSana
Central Americancommon to ordinary sglitc; iair 70
good i2Qi5c; prime 10 choice, l6g last !ndia-ih-
terof s44c fancy 2saaic; Javas. 2lha2sc Ansos'ura
iOQiic. Mocha, 1sh9i9c. ,
The range OF contract prices fohowG w.t..