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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-02
Railroads.
new YORK CENTRAL
Railroa0 s.

All through trains stop at Albany Utica Syracuse
Trains leave Grand Central Station as follows;
o'"V EMirRE STATE EXPREss. LIMITED.
Fastest Train In the World. Due Buffalo 4;fo r. %.
Niagara Falls. 5:32 J. NJ Toronto. 900 = III, De
3.4S A. Mast MAIL Darv- For Buffalo Niagar
Falls and cleve and r.
1890 A. M.-DAY EMPRESS; except sunday ,, FOR
I 90 p NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LIMITED and CHI
cAGO SPECIAL. Daily-For Columbus Cihcih-
2. 10 r. M~TRoY AND SARATOGA sPECIAf. ex-
cept sunday-For Albany Troy and saTatoga' A,-
500 p. MAKE SHORE LIMITED. DAILY hou.
7i5 a. NJ, due Chicago 400 T. NJ Sleeping ana p"'-
q % p. MHwEsrERN EXPRESS. Daiy-For Nj
- agara Falls Toronto Cleveland. Chicago, r. Troy
8.26 p M.-NORTHERN EXPRESS. Dai.y-For Troy
Montreal and, except Saturdays for Ottawa Sw NON
S.45 r M.-BUFFALO AND SOUTHWESTERN.
SPECIAL. Day-For Bufalo. NiasEala ''
Cleveland Cincinnati Indianapolis ana ~ iru' sssn
ing car only for points on Fan BROOK n.y. via
Lyons and for Rochester and buffalo Alan.
O15 p. M.-PACIFIc EXPRESS. Daily-For osne"s
burg Niagara Falls ccycand ,hs hsu sn' road
1910 nlght.-MDNIGHr EXPRESS. for O sns
every night except SUNDAY nights '"''"'
oak NJ and 3,o7 p M-Daly. except Sunday. to
Plttrhcid SUNDAYS only at ., o:%o A. ,,, N,
Wagner Palace Cars on all through TIL rams
Ti"k"t and Wagner Offices Grand Central station
IN 2Gt 4i3 Broadway 81 East lfh St w roaa"ay.
235 Columbus Ave- 81 West l25th St. 22 aon e. 80
an5 loo Drr aavav +. D. Brooklyn 49,. ~,
Telephone ''270O Thr'y-eiChth Street for New 1otk
Central service Baggage checked from ho''' VI ''
Sence bv Wesicott Express Company. - .
GEORGE II DANIELS. General Passenger Asen.
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Not received.

The regular monthly statement Of Secretary Hester OF
the New Orleans Cotton wa, a. f9e low ais o
2sol 800 bales IN 1896 and 70? 2.a bales in d1t
bales last year 2i2 9GG bales in 1900 and 252 i2
sac in 49, Interior t2 IS, In ,, tS.'' Of s4 $50
bales in 1896 24a2o bales IN 1874 Southern N, 'e e1
bs9 1870 and ' ie4 s aS" in $50 crop in sgh
Year, eli SO bale: in 800 and isSs
total crop in sight during the last two months or 10 ins
Ss o'e last Year 700 bales in and
cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables. Spot cotton
quit sn od ioc 6ar "a sSsSusion and ss6o mid
d . nn cod f Sssy sd net decline
March 2sss March APRIL 25s ,S ApT priv Nay hS
gust 2c3ss August September Bah NovewbsT o p"e
and firm. cloths dull but steady.
pRuGsThere was quiet but steady market tor OPIUM 3
c S"a @ and ob %'s aS% a%SPa povsg
Morphne bulk s. % ounce rha, 81 80 s AMI ea .eady
and hr was af ds%a3G for se sadns
steady but demand was moderate.
Flour AND MEA1The market was rather 9uiet vim i1,
% % ana pne e pa %3ss 8 s. acs s. latter &
sesr: 81 extra 10 winter saSss 10; sS,.s
IuckThsst hour 55asi 20 spot arrIvcs1;v
fk F2h Quoted 2 Rn drcd = oasa 10 as
brand. BAGMEA steady Qnoted; Fine Thli E.s "
spring Bran bulk spot and to arrive siaasi3 ao sacks.
arrive ss soasi bran coarse si4qsSS; n0S
city fsa So 60 h0mn 1gs shop s3 cea
GRAIN-WHEAT- market was fairly active ard
reaction. which left nnai prices unchanged to &c ae2vs
Monday. about lc under top point OF the DAY me
strong array Liverpool cables based restless political
news. light stocks and good milling demand The NV =
erpoo supply wheat Notwithstanding heavy shipments
this side only Gl33o0 bush against 0d2oD bush
1000 sacks against 49, 400 sacks month ago ana
IS 100 sacks last year The bulls held NJ this reduction
sE n are nnns M an increase q
3oooo0o bush in European supplies fog the woek but II
hearish feature II this report IL Increase Of 23s3"
husn IN nuies.m stocks agansI. ?niy .1S'V purn
stocks were thus shown to have Increased 62sS 600 hush
day the sraboarh making the shipments
days about 100000 bush larger than last week
after STAG hut without
success chicago dscredited M reports and near the
Gav Tho net Improvement at lAverpol was I'D after
markets closed. Foreign houses traded on
Wheat receipts were lbs car. against 400 cars last
week and lo4s cars year ago Prime reported winter
nj all points. No red closed AZ 7G'.c anoat: No
NGrtt',n Dnuth &c snos; 40 M9rhern pg1'h
anoat: No hard Western. 74i.c . anoat CORN
&c lower The Liverpool market closed saA.d net
higher and there was dcorcase in stocks at ,ha point
compared a year Prime reported crop news
still, unsatisfactory and other reports the outlook were
previous week while Clearance. are about
larger Exporters took 90 oads at all PORTS Trade was
nume,ous a. he oreninS b" uncshnT fsature toward
EXPORT business Of 10 ooo hush heavy
white oats At the West the market strong and
" 's c On f at sGs' N So' go 's So wS
~ white 2o',c track m1cd 29T2ohc tTack Whit
So wssts5n ' - @cost e srr,y ,,o :'a''s
WHEAT Market steady; quoted at +3H"c I track
Network.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-02
NAVAL STORES.

Generally speaking inactivity prevailed In all depart
rnents the local market to day Holcers- Ok spirits
t,rnontine ware not inclined reduce present rates,
while on the other hand buyers did not wish 70 trans
act any more a johbing business on the basis ot
ruling prices which they consider rather high Rosn
had fair demand. but closed dull and unchanged Tar
and MITCH inactive Quotations follow;
TAR Resulars 81 20 tar oil. bbIs s. 20 sPli!
i strained 81 45dsl ~ r. 81 60; f. 81 TO- O. 81 -:
II 81 so J. Il s.: X 81 o. ". s2ds2 05; ~ s. 2jfs2 30;
W e. 81 20: W ". 81.
STOCK on HAND.
Spirits turpentine ~, DDS
Tar 10 OOis
wilmington Nov Spirits turpentlne. nothing doing
Is hhls. Rosin nothing doing receipts q" bols
crude turpentln nrm 81 25 81 90 and 81 90 Tar firm;
receipts. lo6 bbls.
Charleston Nov 1-Turpentlne market firm at 800 bid
Rosin quiet. unchanged
savannah Nov Spirits turpentine firm stlsc. sales.
700 bb-; receipts. 1533 bhls Resin FIRM sales z M
hhs: recelnts ! $40 bbs: quoted Closing A. 49, c, D..
81 f. 81 To- r. 81 ~. O. 81 Is. II. |. 81 90 X ~ 20,
NJ 81 -. y 81 -. " c. 50 To- W. 81 80
London Nov f-Calcut'a nseed spot 37s. Turpentins.
sulrits
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-02

COTTON-The price ~ cotton to-day again took
although finally showing a slight net gain
with the New orleans Cotton Exchange closed there
disposition 70 be cautious in tins market: rev
came the South II also reported that
holders Of spot cotton In the South making stand
decline. and that they
fusng 10 follow todays decline IN futures The market
opened steady, with prices unchanged
points lower after which there was further de
cline u 2q3 points. The early weakness here due
indications heavy ement 81 cotton all
supplementng disappointing cable nc
English market There was a be.rlsh
placed the fact that spot cotton SAFES
at Liverpool had reached only 10000 bales nOtwih-
80 for mldiling upland. which many had claimed would
be point. when English spinrefs would be
anticipation ~ their wants for
the remainder Of the The superb weather pre-"
belt furnished another feature ot
weakness, time local bears showed a ten
dency to pound the with energy. But tho move
m mt IN this direction peiercd out az the market
buying insight, showed considerable
Very parties whose judgment accounted
anything talking Of lees than % cotton WINE
number thought Tint the staple was al
enough for conservative Investment bulinf.
The great drawback 10 any improvement tie slug
gsh attitude Of outside operators The price was rec'E
nzed iefnpingy low. but while speculation held aof
persuade the trade at large That H.
market was shape for substantial improvement.
short Interest This. q claimed. was u large pro
considering tho II the times some
been quietly buying on the Temporary ~
theory while yet taking Their stand WIN
tine class of traders who believe That cot n was "a
Investment basis In the aNern ION
hui chief demand continued to come il'n sh.ris
INC closed steady net gain OF 1913 points
Tie range Of contract prices IN the local market 70 day
follows ~
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York November l. 1903.
REEVES Receipts none. and no trading Of i'm
rorance few bulls common were sold at 81 ooGk3 per
loo Feeling rough and firm for steers
Dressed beef IN dersc demand at s%nSc per 10 ior
native sides No change in cables Shipments To- day IN
Guided quarters ~ beef by Morris to Liverpool on
Rovic and the steamer. 5iG cattle equally
divided between !. Shamberg Son and SchwarLschild
Suzherger TIE Colorado Hull l2s cattle FOR the last
named shippers. To the Britannia will carry to
Liverpool quarters ~ beef for Eastmans Company
CALVES Receipts were 100 head. all for the market
Trade only fair but prices rated steady and
offerings all taken. Medium 70 prime veals sold
iOdS1 per loo NJ OK Western calves
nj So Grassers nominal city dressed yeas firm at 0f
li5c per dressed steady at 1ulO7c dressed
grasscrs and fed calves at GdSc.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts were or .O9s
head all Tor tho market and with the stale stock there
sale. Sheep were trihe weak on West
and choice lambs firm. and the under
grades fairly About held
Decent prime sheep sold ut 50 1874 20 100 NJ a
bunch n selected wethers to exporter AT 81. fair TO
choice lambs At s. 35aSj So Dressed mutton slow at
Cdsisc per NJ. dressed lambs steady at IaqOhc.
IIOGS-Recelpts l3'e cars 1922 head. incluf-
ing head for the market. Feeling trine firm.
and prime hogs were quoted at 81 1Jns3 %
per NJ yesterday sales Of choice medium
state hogs made at 81 roughs sold at 81 0Odf3;
country steady s4ds4 30 100 N FOR heavy
4*d5i.c Tor medium. and 5i,a5sc for ligh,weights.
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Central Railroad Of New Jersey.
Anthracite coal used exclusively:
-Four tracks ''Electro- Pneumatic SignalA
Stations In New York. foot OF l,,oery S''
and South Ferry. wI yt, e,

-Four t1atE ks4 "Elsctro- pneuma,lc" signal.
Stations IN New H Y0, t wb,; 81 hos ST. d.
Trans 4Ps S'q i.sy sy 10y y Ll6s;IS. ST.
For Ea.ton Bs:hehen Allentown Maueh cS,rt Ss !:
f. Es.tsn 20 g. '2 &c E ssc 300 'O"r
wN' ssS5sI P',f: so aFa scranton 400 ''Y
90 FS Tfsd95 R Rss Ms'' % as
Reading i2 y, night sss c ssnf'y r. ' FITS nsS
Hf ror sansu4 w. ard 2, sS,s s9s
GIG s9 ~ go 90 P ~ ri, ZIP n ISs' Su''''
'''' A. NJ 'oo Ar = i Rs.L 1hoTTGsnovr 4.
For Long Branch As9u.y P% o Sey o 81:
sPa p23ssoS iIo 40 ToG' 4. ss sSy sG Esn
a.: I'd Deem d SS1es's go Sos Red Bank
'% sor Giant: grgs:aqs, 80 $50 n9o 100 y u.s.
$50 S's' eh' + ron On sTInssiKxEw ooD. "' wv
,S ssS % ES' Ei9F;s Fs s9' S
= For Atlantic City. vnelana ard Briiseon 40 A NJ.
Fs E s.:ss: e. s;'oi: g. 81 % I'D
FOR R Rasl5!A,4 B BALE II h5N NA!aiso
~ 81. S'y so 20 % -, Sp rSV %a 800 iss m
600 800 e s n" ms, car ssd Il Nj 1
PhiIadelpbis week day.. 800 u. 100 40 1880 90"
RSs5s TE gS s gs
iSs ss -; 5 ss S az s s 49, 7 ass IS? A
ssssss s% 1922 ~ iso9 ls: rs S ssS
ss G ss rs r. 81 r. i2a @ g ''0 '-' Wv
w5:s s,r SD ga FaEF 5e ,'s -. ,'i'
W.., 7 is fA ST. A g ltS s' sss
n5.%syH s s ST ss ~ s M sssss
baggage re hotels residences 20 destinatioh
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OTHER MARKETS TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. Nov. THE small supply OF cattle 70 iay
disposed stead prices Choice steers. s. 25I
81 7O medium 81 65dsi So beef sidA CO. siOcScrs
feeders s3NS4 60, bulls 81 25ns4 49, and heif
50 30aS4 90 calves So 25ns7 Western rangers 81 90
asa ca Western fed sass 30. Texas steers
81 ljI$i 30 with large number of hog. left oven the
supply greater than he demand and prices suffered
decline Of 2i9njc. Fair - choice 81 Grass So pack
ing lots 50 25uS3 co butchers. 50 t0as3 III mixed
81 35Gs3 30 light 80 3ods3 49, pigs 81 casa Co. Trade
In sheep rather slow weak prices. Inferior 10
choice lambs 50 1895 80 feeding lambs 81 1885 10
Receipts-C'attle 1900 hogs, %. 600; sheep 1900
Cincinnati. Nov. Hogs active strong 81 1Oat3 SIS
Cattle steady 81 25aS 10 Sheep steady. 81 2jas4 Iamts
dun. SO 1885 20.
East Buffalo. Nov. l.-Receipts Of sale ard through
cattle sheep and hogs during the twenty four hours
ended to day Cattle. 10 cars: sheep and
lambs. 10 cars: hogs. % shipments. Cattle 10
cars. sheep and lambs. cars: hogs. 10 Cattle
There loads cattle several lnads
left The demand rather slow and prices n
shade lower than Yesterday the bulk ~ the offerings
Calves In Hight supply fair demand ana steady
Choc" 20 extra veal calves 81 25lSI 30 good
~ ou$1 %: heavy fed calves ~ good color
81 80. heavy fed and on color. s3rS3 80 sheep and
lambs Tho offerings light. about ~ loads Including
IL loads held and . loads Of Canada lambs. Top
grades fairly active asl nrm quoted figures
s. 2l. fair 81 15GS5 sheep choice To extra
81 ioHti 60. good % choice. s4ns4. common fair
<nS3 - IIoss-rhe offerings Is loads principally
fh1s" left over from yesterday The demand fairly
active and higher. Heavy Quotatie 50 7OIi$3 81
medium. 81 IOHs3 ~ Workers. 81 OfI$3 10 principally
81 60 pics. 81 joas3 CO. roughs s3ns3 IS: stays
W The offerings were well cleaned up and closed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-02
ROYAI BLUE TRAINS.
WESISHORE X. X.

Trains leave w AID 81. station " " as folo"s' ana
IL m earlier from foot ~ Franklin 81: 49,, g.. A,
100 P H. CONTINENTAL. LIMITED Dsily foF ro H..
CLEVELAND Detroit. Chicago and ST. LOUIS Arrives
chicago and St Louis next afternoon. Dining Sar
O,yo p n Chicago and It. Louis Limited baily ior
Utica Syracuse, Rochester Buffalo NIagara fops
,,hS p II Daily except Sunday. for Syracuse Roches-
ter Buffalo Niagara Falls and Toronto nh,
a,tS y NJ Daily, Albany. Utica, syracuse rorhes
ter buffalo. Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit Nie'e-
land Chicago and ST. Louis. NJ p,rr,os
TINE tables AZ principal hotels and Offices bassage
CHECKED from Hotel or Residence by Westcot Ehpress
g + LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent, y. !.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-02

Cash quotations we're follows: Flour steady; No 2
spring wheat Ge acI No ggns wheat 1 vsr s640
8oIc No 24i4qc5c; No white. 2o'za21tc: No =
white 2Jsd26sc. No rye 5la3l &c; No barley. so
mess pork per b 81 s0ds+ 81 lard per 100 ~ - s'V
s. 90 short ribs sides doos s5as5 - dry sailed sson
ders Cboxe 81 50dst short clear sizes ON' e. e. .,
sugars cut loaf unchanged. on the Produce Excnange
today the butter market was steady creameres 4f-zc
da,res 2 Qi9c: eggs dull fresh l7la9lsc; cheese ac
tive former prices.
Cincinnati Nov Flour quiet and steady. Wheat
steady. No red. sc; Corn firm; No mixed Soc'
Oats firm; No mixed. 2G,.c Rye firm NO 2 S Doc
ohio lGdiSr: dairy 12isc Sugar steady Eggs hrm at
lac Cheese active.
Milwaukee. Noy Wheat higher: No No northern S5
ley Arm No 2. 4sd4s4c; sample. 39g4sc
Minneapolis Nov. Wheat steady; November, s4c:
December GtG May e %3- So a nsEG caS H9
clears. 81 soas2 80 Bran in bulk. IS 5oaso.
Philadelphia Nov Wheat firm and a.c higher:
contract grade Movembsr Corn FIRM Mo Mn,
clipped sofa q30Ec No white clipped. 29c; No. .
MIXED clipped. 2sisd2oc Provisions unchanged Butter
steady fancy Western DC DO prints creamery
2ac Eggs firm and ic higher, fresh nearby. 2ic DO
Western. 2oc do Southwestern. 1ac DO southern loc
Arm Receipts-Fiour. 200 bbls and 1000 sacks
wheat 0l bush III 600 bush oats $4,000 bush
Shipments Wheat. $4,000 bush. corn. 1900 bush; oats
800 bush.
No red cash elevator eoisc; track Gos.c; November
CONC: December. 69s dea'sc MAY. GoNc. No hari.
cash GjaG)c. Corn dcclred aq'1c. No ? cash. 82,
cash 2Gc: track &c: December 25c bid: May 25s.c
n, white ?ptsN30c. Rran quiet sacked. east track
81 30 Butter steady; creamery lea23ac; dairy iGG2ic
Eggs higher. 15c
Toledo Nov I.--wheo, active. weak No cash. 7ol.c
December Io,sc Corn dui; s'ealy' no mixed SSe
No cash '3iic Clover active. lower; prime cash.
old. 81 10. November, new. s. rs. OIL unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-02
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. Nov. 1. 2. m.Coton--spot quiet: prices
easier; American. mililng fair 3iYd. good mlddllng
.ldi m.iiliug. 81 low mliliing. 2732i. good
ordinary l. ied; ordinary 2iad The sales the day
were 10000 bales OF which loo speculation
and export and Included 5000 bales American Re"elnts
BLOOD bales. including 5000 bales American Futures
orened quet; With moderate demand ana closed easy:
November ana DE- ,emher 257-G4d2 81 Sld buyers' be
oember and January. 81 64a2 sc buyers January
AMI February. = - 6id buyers, February and March
% "a hnyers March and APRIL 80 o4f2 90 o4d buy
ers. Ann and May. cG4d2 ~ -64d buyers NAV and
June 6lfiG2 &c Gld buyers June and July 10 safs
~ sii SELLERS July and Auguet. 2 3-j4G3d s1l.rs,
August end Henfemher 81 huYerr. '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-02
ETHIOPIAN rnopucn MARKET.

Lverp'ol Nov. !. 3.i3 =. Exchange ciosing-whea
10 rel northern spring firm - 81 ,nrn-Splt Amer-
san mixed steady - hid. futures steady: November
u.s.. h-cemher b h'd March h I'D Four-St Louis
inn'y WINTER iu. : 81 Hops az London Pacific Coast
hfn +" '-Ht lVs I'ef Extra India strong Of
PRIME mess strong Cis 81. iork-rrme nne West
en- nrm 90. prime mess medium Western nrm AS 81
iamr snort cut "a 10 ~ n. steady ~. "a i3acon-
umhc,.and cut Is 20 80 n dun ais 81 short rh 20
'" - ~ fui. 33t long clear miifles 10 - 10
duA. ils ~. short clear backs 10 to IL n, dun ais
clear bellies. "a - 10 n dun 37s Shouders-square II
to ID ID. du.. ?ts. Lard-Prims Western nrm ia Cd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-02
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE. BUREAU FOR
THE COLLECTION or TAXES, No. 81 chambers street
Stewart Ruildlng) New York. November ], 1875
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN 70 an persons n 49, {,r
80 ~ Tho Roroughs u Manhattan and The itrohk TT
no yaar 1905 remain unpaid on the nrst day OF
~ said wear that unless the same shall be pau u
49, -, IA COS a, his offices No % CHAMBERS ~
mo Rorough Of Manhattan. and at 30 Avenue ana
% sho poroieh OF tho Bronx. respectively on or De
~ a., dav Of December Of said year, ne VII
hro. reneie and collect upon such taxes 50 rent,'s
cIals' ,,a, dav In addition - the amount OF ~ u
10 ono ner centum the amount tneIet As pr
by section 9l6 of tho Greater New 1orH Cha''e' ''
s7s Laws os ls97). - -.,,->. ro,o,ya- q, Taxes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-02
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains Newfork. foot ot Chambers ste
4. follows and Ave inmates earlier from West 23d-st;
"'o.no A M-vestibuled Express daily FOR Bnghamtons
vS,sriy Elmlra, Buffalo. Bradford Arrives Buffalo .
y NJ Parlor 20 Bunalo -. -, an. en-.
o.,o - M-Vesbued lml,ed-Fast mall daily SOLID
train Tor Chicago Arrives Cleveland 40 A. NJ Chleas?'
r. NJ. sleepers TO Chicago Se's'a"u anu NS
10 r. M.-Buraio and Ceveans ves,isglea EsI'ess
Arrive, at Bunaio 7 .05 A. NJ. BradIodi ~" -
jamestown 700 NJ. youngstown 10 r,.Xs.nd
Cleveland u 80 r. n. sleepers 10 Dui"'' anu
Cats Library car. 49,, 49, o.. p,,xbsn,on Elmirs.
Vif and Chicago seepers Horneilsviiie Sh'sess
and Gnclnnai,io c.I TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN Ac-
observation-disclosures ILL., 49, 26i toi ana 10. 'rs,s
\ 90 Iousry 1855 l23th-s. ana 80 We.
way chambers and ga St ferries ~, nv. 80
~ sas s'uI~n Broadway Brookyn IL 80.
ny ana Jersey city station New io,n 80
70 calls for and checks baggage IRON" h''s'' anu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-02
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Charleston Nov Cotton quiet; midIng. 4Sc: re
cep,s 3sGs bales exports 10 the Continent $500 coast
wise i23. stock. 40 $40
Memphis. Nov lotion easy: middling 47sc low
mdiing 4st; good ordinary Bloc. net receipts 6323
bales. gross. OIL; shipments 1896. sales. 5000. stock
Savannah, Nov. Cotton easy mlddling. 4Sc: low
miidling. 4tc. receipts 2ie bales tho Con
tinen 1924. coastwise. 37i7. sales. 1873; stock.
III G3l
Galveston. Nov Cotton easy; middllng. 4'sc; low
middirg 4sc good ordinary 4.c. receipts. 2l23 bales
exports Great Britain. l277s. to The Continent ISL
coastwsc sales Tsf. spinners. 90; stock 800 No
ST. Louis. Nov Cotton quiet; middIinx - voc
low middlng lie. good ordinary. ioe. ne, n
so stock. ~ 1O2. ,, q, a..
New Orleans Nov. cotton easy: mdd,ns = 10 , oS
low miiding lee: good ordinary. Zoe recepts'
~ 800 bales; exports to Grett hriaih ''" N''s''e
2 a.. sales T. 600 stock. 2s9 39s ,.,u .t.
baltimore NOV Cotton nominal; mddng PIG:
ceipts 1926 bales, gross. So3, stock. 3.oOl
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1nbli,c Nctlre.

fiction SALE.-Phila. Depot. q. NJ Dept
"A 42s Arch Street Phua.. "a. October ~ s.',I,
There viii be sold public auction at the
this city a 10 o'clock \. NJ. on iuesHaS
November 10 iSas under the direction OF oap,an ,nd
pineban, O NJ L. :. ~. lot ~ woollen cotton am
rnI,ed cunRs and condemned quarermasters stss;
catalogues can had application AZ ScnuyaHi
..nroi There will also he sold Tuesday. November :
Isos al the same place three horses whcn may r Ie V
,ted m .he dav previous the sale Coonel Johh v
E E,rnv nenn,v Ouartermaster- General. L. s. A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-02

HIDES The call all kinds Of hides was not active
M Inc sales were fu prices. - that at the close
nerc vas 4 steady undertone. Prices were as foDo.s
,.,If,,nio ISL. s.iccted bond. Matamoras loc
1r,s.il. b. Orinoco i5'.c Tampico, bisc. BoEoia.
iiH.lI5isr: central Amen an 1'1l"sc. vera 'ra1'
ia puerto Cab.ilo I5i.c. Tagua.rn. BIC. faracas.
i5.-c rhvta l4sHl5c Tolasco. lc. no liachc dry
i,I nickel l." Port Ilntt@. l4c. Galveston. IT,
~ ,nf..a aud Laredo L. ...... DRY sALTEp HIDES
T,ft iir Pr'creso. lio. Msranham l3", pernamhuco
-, p,r, IL IafacalLo. lie Savanila, He hsta
inoras ie Tevas. II city SLAUGHTER NATIVE steers ~
nn r,ts o. Io'sr. count, slaughter native steers
lo'.nIir. COW 9isc. lul. stdsAc.
HEMP AND JUTE-There was generally . STEADY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-02

unchanged the basis ~ si6c for middllng npana
m o lsc for mddng Gulf compared win &c NM
Gi4c respectively last year Total sales OF 2oSI nn,
included contract and 81 bales Tor cos
ton. spot southern markets midiiina pu
officially reported by special dispatches 10 our s
change as follows Mobile esEy. ~ Ice. l-lbc nt''r
Gales bales: savannah easy 4ssc sales l5'o hass
Charleston quiet 4'sc lice decline wilmington st'any,
47sc: sales 16p bales Norfolk Sc sales. 'is b.
baltimore nominal 5ac; Augusta steady &C. safes ca
bales. ST Louis quet f. Ice lice decline. saes w
bales: cincinnati quiet 5i,e Louisville stsady ay
Houston easy 47sc: sales 800 bales Galveston easy
47sc sales ZIG bales: New Orleans easy 13lhc sa'es
LOCO bales: Memphis easy, 4'sc: sales BOO baies'
The EXPORT movement this season has been rs
Great britain France. contln'n ny
To,a, u, 23.Ogi 32t<z
Thus this week tI.Sol Zo.oso
Since September i"p,Sff ifi'"-' "'-'
Rcceins AT NewOrlcans to morrow officially estl
mated 10 he from 1900 21O bales. against ~ t's
bales actual last week Is $50 bales last year To
morrow's receipts Houston were estimated AT ION
bales. against 2GSi5 bales last week ana
10 SO7 bales last year -
Receipts the ports and interior points to day COM
pared with the day last week and last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-02
), price, in the local market to-day

Foreign core. market san'os-Conee market QUIET;
good average Santos Gs4c0 receipts. 2loOO bags Owo
days.; stock $4,000 bags Hamhurg.Conee market
opened !. pfg higher: at 2:S' m. hTm. = PFC hrt
higher. sales 900 bags Coffee market closed
holiday. Rio-Ccree market steady; No RIO. ESQ.,;
exchange 1884. receipts. i4Orl bags 1.-TWO da$si
cleared FOR United States 900 bags cleared for
Europe 1000 Lays: stock. 4i0 coo bags.
TIC stnsica position o. Brazn coffee Is fllloWs: