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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-23

p G3in r aS@is'SSssis @
sg5a y yeSS sog sag 81 ~: 10 9sss c WE M
barley 3sd42c; No l haxseed 81 3li3QSl 80 No w,
81 3lhdsl 80; prime timothy seed. 81 45fs2 81 mess
short RIBS sides oose 81 sOas5 10: dry sailed shoulders
VhisEey dstcrs finished goods per gal 81 23ls
the butter market firm: ceameres 1914 5c; dairies
lia22;. Cheese steady. ilhGl2sc Eggs easy; freeh'
l7hGlsc.
Cincinnati Nov 22-FIour quiet Wheat bs: nTm No a.,
higher; No mixed. 25hc. Rye dull: No ?. Coo. Eggs
firm at i7c.
Duluth. Nov 2-wheat--No 1 hard cash: e75sc; No
/ Northern cash. ee%s; pscsm6er eS.c' Nay os"c'
No Northern Case No spring to"e'
Milwaukee, Now; 22-whsatt steady; No northern he
SO 456c. Barley steady; No aga sample 3eg4oc
Minneapolis Nov. 22-wheat in store: No Northern them
No NeThs s2 Sec 70 SSrSen Sa
contract grade November. 7oAG7Ae Corn firm and &c
higher; No 2 mixed November, 39g39hc oats steady
No 2 white clipped 31%d32c No white clipped 1920
3lc No mixed do 29i ;}0c Potatoes unchanged But
tr firm: fancy Western 26sc do prints, DC
Eggs firm and nearby lie higher; fresh nearby Z4c; 90
Western. 23c do Southwestern &c; do southern ~
bush corn 1900 BUSH oats 80 900 bush. shipments
Wheat $1,000 bush; corn. 10000 bush; OATS 1850"
bush.
ST. Louis Now 22-closng: wheat-No 2 red cash.
e0Isc; December. 6sbc; May, I2hg72.c; No 2 hard
e69e7c cornNo cash Soh aS2a.c bscem sa 81 MsS
259sc No white 26c.
Toledo Nov. 22wheat weak and lower; No 2 cash;
and lower: No 2 mixed 33c. Oats dull but steady; No
iIed 23sc RYE neglected Coverseed but steady;
prime cash. old 81 20 asked; December 50 A. OH IN
changed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-23
CASH QUOTATIONS
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York. November p. lsSs
-oFrrF-The market for coffee futures made further
,sins 10 day and showed continued animation The po-
,ion Of shorts made additionally precarous by an
ss,inste from NoImann. Gepp q Co., Of Brazil tor
- IN only $4,000 bags In the Rio district this ngure
ts5re All The way from ESQ COO $1,000 bags under
T1sc9nceved ideas in local circles. Suppementng the
deceased crop demonstration strong cables from
NC and ne Brazilian speculative our market
q steady al advance Of TO 10 points, and AFTER
ef pcrod scored still greater gains on active genera
b. g almost total absence OF pear sehhs
in extent, out as tho
-sfent pubc demonstrated confidence in the mar
tet by assuming ownership Of large blocks or the near
ard summer options. Receipts were smaller than eN
rctcd but offset this feature the takngs from
varehouses United States were Tar oelo" me
,scsnt high average The market finally steady in
zone with prices 10 10 points higher Toiai saes
Of futures $50 bags. The market Tor spot coe
was frmer following the lead of the future depafhsh,
There buyers the basis az 6se Tor nVoe" Iots
ana 7itc for 1obbng parcels Of No Rio. Sellers were
conseratve and In some instances held out for stun
higher pending further developments IN the "oio
The range prices IN the local market to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-23

In the afternoon the coffee futures ruled
very hrm and quite active with prices the hest level Of
the day.
CCTTON-Trade conditions the Cotton Exchange did
not improve materially to-day. The bulk small
business done was easily traced the professional ee
mert, which gave attention for the most part the
winding up OF struggling accounts preparatory what
ever turn events might take in the future. The
opening was barely steady with quotations point lower
70 point higher Prices aid long on this level
receipts piled ominousy. Late early advces
from Liverpool had been fairly satisfactory. nasmuch
they reported sales OF 1900 bales spot cotton al fun
I<ices) bearish and investment public was dis
POI part with portion Of holdings A decline
Of 10 points apparent the close Of the first
hour with the market at that time showing underlying
weakness. Later however. there a marked change
for better in the feeling In the pit and by
the had been wiped The sent-
developed positive hrmness session
along II having been reported that large business
been done yarns and cloths 81 Fail River advanced
prices Southern market being Of the best
for tO-mcrTows receipts pointing pronounced
decrease the ports. well in the interior. The
prompted reduction In estimates for the
port receipt about 2T5oo bales. With
ruling Of market moderate number Of buying
orders from Wall Street and the South. Room bulls also
region pointed still smaller yield than popularity esti
-sted here and abroad. TO-mOrrOws average Of esti-
mates o. The Exchange members is awaited
interest The estimate 81 1879 members %
the Memphis Cotton Exchange IS 1888 400 bales the
maxim UNI estimate being 10 100000 ana the minimum
T5700 A. the close the market for futures VAS steady,
prices points higher 10 points lower.
The % contract prices IN the local market to-day
as follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-23
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Savannah Nov Potion quiet; mddltnS lslee;
low mddling 916c: good ordinary lo-loc Eecelpts
si6s bales: exports coastwise 2s Bales Sales ~ paes
New-orieans Nov. 22.-Cotton quiet; middlins. TIC;
rnddng. Csc; good ordinary % yet r S,p,
an bales gross 1875 bales; exports 70 Great britain
500 bales coastwse 3s47 bales sales 1000 bales STOCK
Mobile Nov. 22-Cotton quiet mddlins. e; low mid
ding exc good ordinary. 6sc. Receipts $50 oales ex-
ports coastwse 0O9 bales; sales, 800 bales; Stock So
Memphis Nov 22-Cotton steady mddling, 7Ac low
niddns 1916: good ordinary S-l6c Net receipts
Ais bales: gross 5000 bales shipments 4.ol2 bales;
sales 1850 bales: stock. t70607 bales. , -ya
Augusta Nov. 22-Cotton steady; midolinB, lag
Bloc. low mddng 7d7 1-16c Net receipts. !e3
bales gross bales shipments $50 bales; Sales 44S
bales: stock 500 bales ~
Norfolk Nov 22.-Cotton quiet; mdding Side low
nniddng 67sc; good ordinary l-l8c. Receipts, 2lso
bales; exports coaswise. 900 bales; sales 27 bales
stock. 1850 tales. ,,,,, vi
Charleston. Nov. 22.-cotton nominal middlins 7"c
HOiston 22--Cotton steady; niddling. Z o-loc;
low mddng 15-l6c; good ordinary I,lec Receipts,
IA 42 bales; shipments 1888 bales sales 100 bales
stock, 103 947 bales. ian, So, -,
81 Louis NOV 22-Cotton steady; middng 7kc; low
middng csc; good ordinary. 6sc. Net receipts lob
bales: gross 9453 bales shipments. s922 Bales Stock
oS, O5l bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-23
RAILROADS..
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

Il u - -
STATIONS foot Of WEST TwENTY-THIRD STREET ana
DEsBRossEs and CoRTLANDT STREETS.
fFThe leaving time from Desbrosses ana
CortIandt Streets is Ave minutes later than
that given below for Twenty-thfrd stree'
station. except where otherwise noted
100 A. VI. FAST MAILLmed to two Buns1 ps,ior
to Chicago fC No Coaches is.'T 10 p,sso ps
BIZ FAST ssf ssyelfpd
Sleeping D1as smoking ros and cOssS5s
lbs r. s.: CHICAGO AND 81. LOUIS IMPRESS TI;s..
For Louisville via cineinnatD. Indianapolis on'ees"
5.55 T. VI. WESTERN ExPREss.-For Chicago. For
rps r y: ssorTHWEsrERN EXPRESS For ,. r,ss:-
burg Cleveland. Nashville Via cincinnat) Lou's'"e
7.s5 =: n: PAciFfc ExPnEss:-r9r Pl,t.eury and
chicago For Knoxville. daily. via Shenandoah 'aiiey
h5u FOR csysanS except saturday pne,
Sleeping Car New YORK to Altoona Liberty Pitts:
" AND 6' The
%, rs SO 1910 DssbTosses and Cortland stres.S
@"s S+! eoTaSas D; sss s't o.
dining ca as tfIi nins a1 car p9 sss an iad
Cars. a9;25. rs Dining Carr ass Dining Cap. s2S
Southern RAiLwAY.-Esprcss. s25. AS p. m. 1910
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RArLwAY.-FOr Memphis
A anG SfT o co%s IIS isy and su
fdR 6L5 f6TsT 6M25RT ~ m f,
AlbfNIIC LOO ?. m weekdays lhrousn 'estt-
bued Train Buffet Parlor Cars Passenger Coach. AMI
Combined Coach.
CAPE MAY.-i2 So p. m. voek-days.
For points New York and Long Branch Railroad from
West Twenty-tfird Street Station. $50 a. m, l2t0
3 25. and ass .. m. sundays, O. rs m. 455 y. m
Wrom Desbroscs and Cortlandt Streets, 900 a m.
1890 $40. and 80 D. m. sundays. 3.i3 g. m. olo
p.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
10 (Desbrosses and Cortland streets, 620 125 Ioo
S.23, s.55 025 (95J Penna Limited 10 10 Desorosses
and Co-tandt Streets 10 2W Dining Carr, 1888 Dining
Carr. ll5o a. m, So 40 dessrosses and cortlsndt
Streets 2 2oD 255. 3.25 35J, 4.25 AS Dining Carr
4.a5 Dining Carr 555 Dining Carr 755. So. g25
p. m. IL 10 night. Sundays go s.25 SIS. 925, e55
dsmited e55. 1925 Dining Carr a. m. $3.50 Lob
Dining Can, 325. 355. AS Dining Carr. 455 Dining
carr. 5.55 Dining Carr I.55. SIS. 925 p. m. l2lo
night.
Ticket 46i 944 1896 1854 III and 2sl Broad
way: Astor House; West Twenty-thrd street station;
and stations foot OF Desbrosses and Corandt S,ree,s
Court Street. SEQ Fulton street. 9s Broadway ard
Pennsylvania Station. Brooklyn Station, JerDey
City. The New York Transfer Company Will call for
and check baggage from hotels and residences through
TO destination.
Telephone .9ii Eighteenth Street. for Pennsyvanis
Railroad ib Service.
j. b. HUTCHINSON, j, r. WOOD.
General Manager General Pass'r Agent
In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-23

Cotton EXCHANGE Special Liverpool cables: Spot cotton
Good business doing sales 5000 bales speculation and
upland AID Futures opened quiet, with partial point
seb ar ss March
april SeOs April-May. 35912s May-June S5sss June
sJ5s November ESs Ses5
Decemoer-Januaty 362b. Manifestations and cloths
the afternoon the market for cotton futures ruled
Covering feature. Trading slow notwthstand-
FLOUR AND MBAL-The market for -four vas
nrmer at the opening with wheat but Fsd easier when
She1t 9r9Se ana closed win buyers sne hf 49, 600
Dss no " s5o Pkgs city mills we SSGs SWING
Ter patents SoaS$ sS spring clears nts ss
So So No no. r ws Sis gs 10 e oxe Nc Ser
WHEAT FLoUR-s2 25qs2 4O:.:...RYE FLoUR-lDDulI
sss coRNMEAL~ quoted; KIN ,S dried sS
Easy quoted Spring bran bulk SIG s04sl, sacks, 20
%6c nj If seso wi ey f Ss S So
my chop. SIG 1881, bulk oil meal. s27 80.
GRAIN-WHEAT-The was a steady market FOR
wheat advance Of bc at the opening. with fur
ther advance Of nc The Improvement was based &c, on
Liverpool market closed at net advance Of .afsd Tor
held the Improvement Paris advanced 5Gl5 points. but
exporters failed to come to time and in the absence Of
TO sell and prices declined &c from the bes, point OF
the n ana oos the supes bush The
weather conditions without influence The reports
seehs es GENERALLY 'n under e ans The
Northwest receipts Disappointing reaching 06l cars
minneapolis getting 1921 and Duluth $50 against
6sl last week and 3sl last year In the afternoon the
market quite weak, and exporters made low bids
with the result 81 getting only $4,000 bush. includhg
1900 at the outports. We quote: No hard Manitoba
7sisc TO arrive No hard Duluth 7s%c TO arrive; No No
Northern Duluth. 7Ii4c. prompt No New-Nork, fS1tc
spot. .CORN-The market for hrmer At the
opening, advancing huhc covering following "a 'zd
advance Liverpool and small country offerings dis
appointing huskng returns and small receipts But later
weak feeling prevailed Clearing weather was re-
ported in the belt and exporters very slow 70
make bide Total sales. S00 bash. The market
closed weak for futures decline OF about &c
Exporters took only 5000 bush including $4,000
the outports The market Tor spot corn how
ever, closed quite firm. We quote: No Il sc
spot and Al nc early December No white corn $3.50
limited by the firm views Of holders and sales
reached only * 900 bush. There business In oats
this point but the future et in Chicago was
We qrote No oats. 307sc no mixed clipped:
30hc: 80 N No mixed crDed. lhc and rs n No
white 32Ac spot 10 November 30. :RYE-Market
firm; No 2 Western, 03c o b afoat; No Western
63isc. ahoat. BARLEY-Market strong feeding.
40c I Buffalo; mailing, 4SG47c Bunalo. q.
EUCKWHEAT-Mar<et steady. 62GG3c, c New-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-23
EEHiCH VALLEY.

Stations foot OF West 2sd Corand and Desbroses Streets
(PonBs. r. H. Ferres)
Time West sd Street Other figures Corand Desbrcues
Streets Daily except sunday Sunday leaves 465Ph Othes
daily tSuudsy lesNcs 6H ". Sunday leaves eB
1 sunday leave. 615P.d. Sunday sre.si3PM.
'6.jH, :. 90 4. NJ. Local for FAST0S
'3.55, eS.t 0s.M Fer HFTALo NIAGARA FALLS and
Vest, and principal local po!n PaOr GnG Dining Cara Con
for Coal Branches' =
,II35 HOO Neon GhAoK olhM ,S3 aS-
capacy connecting vita through eepe
Detroit Chicago. Dining Car ~ Vice Ia carte,
'l2.25. 1.Q0P.n{ For w,LKis,3AiRE. scRANIoNs
1888 3.1OPS Coal branches and Intermediate pointA
$50 y5.2OP.M. Local for MATCH CHUNK.
'5.SJ, 10 oP.N hicago Nrs;ibuc Limited. For MAG
ARA FALLS and points West Through Sleeping Cs to Chicago
.7.5J. SOC Pm Exposition Express for BUFFALO md
and West Sleeping Cars 10 Chicago.
so PLAlNFIELD and ROT Nd BROOK, locals daily exoept
sundly; 'l0+, 5tA ~; y 10. 30, '6+ and 90 J ~
Tickets Pullman 49, 26 SIS ~ and
Broadway square West 24s Columbus Ave- ~ T.
sn Fulton Court u Bdwy and station Brooklyn,
" y Transfer VIII call for and check Luggage from hotel or
residence lr nnZh % d's ina''ln
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-23

As 70 he state Of affairs abroad. wei known broker
age firm stated to-day: In Liverpool the situation is
saolsy complicated by the premiums paid for early de-
ey In contrast with the prices for summer delivery
%y merchants In that market have practically been IN
ave "a Import the entire season. through their
,sToy to ind the usual basis for imports II Is Ger
.ahy curious that at the height OF the cotton
~ mat market should each week be receiving less than
consumption Of Great Britain II is true their STOCK
- my small IN with last season and that each
LOU. means loss charges 20 those holding H. but,
i.leess. II IL situation seldom In the cotton
80 prominent commission house sent out the FOL
ns m to-nlghts "a fact which has apparently
received the attention which IL Justly deserves is the
ssng state OF the goods trade in this country
~ only has the surplus OF the last few seasons been en-
cleaned up. but the market Is absolutely bare not
~ ne the Increased output and as yet ne advance
ger cent IN price has not IN any degree checked the
Al this Of course. makes for the largest con
ss.4on of cotton America before known, ana in
oi Inc shortage in the Egyptian and indian crops
.hs reasonable that regardless OF The ad-
ei.f ~ price the consumption Of American cotton this
,'y9 VIII exceed that Of any previous year spot cot
pseq quiet, with prices unchanged on the basis or
CT N Tor mlddling upland ana 1870 Tor middling
-, Total sales 500 bales. southern spot mar
Sts were officially reported by special wire as follows
,,.e"-Orleans. quiet nc Mobile quiet az ic saVan-
ss suie az l-lec; Charleston, nothing DONG quoted
- re Wilmington. steady Ire; Noriok' quiet az
49, Barmore. nominal at 7izc Augusta steaey s AT
o-lyc; Memphis. steady ~ 71tc ST. Louis STEADY
- &c The export movement has been as fol'owsi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-23
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY NOVEMBER 2s 1890

xose; No T. 4%e; No 8. 4boc; no .. tsci No T. A4tc;
~ ana 10 &c; Nos a. IS and 10. i5-iec; The raw
sugar market lacked special to-day. Owing
10 tho firm sellers but little or no business
was accomplished Renners bid 4tc 90 centrifu-
gar 1890 for 50 test muscovado and 9-l0c 80
est moiasses sugar but found asking lice to se
ABOVE these hgures There nothing in foreign
70 after the opinions buyers sellers Cane sugar
In London was steady but little desire 70 operate
manfested Java was quoted lis Sd and fair refining
al ior o Beet sugar quiet but steady, with
and next month quoted at es nd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-23
rrvrppoor. COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Nov. %, 4 .. m-Cotton-Spot good busi-
ness done; prices unchanged; American middlng Ard
The sales Of the day $1,000 bales OF which loo
haes speculation and export and included IA 20
American Receipts 5000 bales; no American Futures
opened quiet and closed barely steady AT the decline;
American middling / m C November 4a4 Lad value;
November and December 3 63-64q4d buyers; December
and January 62-64d buyers; January and February,
81 SD buyers: February and March. so 1903 0l-64d
sellers March and April eO-6id sellers Apri and May
596473 sellers. May and June 596id sellers
June and July 5s64d3 5964d sellers; July and August
Sold sellers August and September 556-oid sellers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-23

Choice to extra lambs quotable at 0as5 good 70
choice 81 1884 90 70 fair ~ 2lusA %; sheep'
choice TO extra S,aS4 25 good 70 choice s3 5OGs;
fair 81 50as3 so. At the cloee there were Few
loads left over Including loads OF Canada lambs
HogsThe trade active at decline q iog9c ana
loads on sale. heavy quotabe at ~ l5dst ~.
mixed s. Is Workers 81 10aS4 IS, pigs - 20gsi 30;
roughs So 25d$3 CO., stays s3<3 Is The general basis
81 i5 The close steady. with the offerings
tcfaa nod
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-23
BALTIMORE & OHIO r. r.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOV. 10 Aosv
FOR THE WEST.

SCHEDULE IN 49, 4'' AS"''
FOR THE WEST.
Leave New York. South Ferry (whitehall Terminate
and foot of Liberty street
sDaly Except Sunday. ssundaya
CHICAGO .A30 a. ~. Liberty street onl). sL3o
- m and sl2 10 night.
p PiTrsBURG .i3o a. m. liberty street only) 'sSS
p c M ST. LOUIS 1000 a. m. .5sS p m.
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.
WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE $500. 1000 CDinsr).
.ii.ao a. m. DINER, 100 P M PineD; 'LSo Diner.
and Cafe) '455 CDinerl '555 (DineD and '12 10
night NORFOLK, tloo p; m n,--.. -.
Offices: l3. 49, 26l, 434 1854 Broadway, Is Union 3d.
W. 27 Bowery y: Y; $3.50 Fulton st. liss Fulton ST..
Brooklyn: Whitehall Terminal and Liberty baggage
checked from hotel or residence 20 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-23

The Avenue of Travel south ana Southwes
CUBA, MEXICO a. CALIFORNIA.

The Avenue of Trayet sOutn ahu
CUBA, MEXICO a. CALIFORNIA.
Trains from New York depart from Pennsylvania r. X
Station Daily 23d St. Cortlandt and pesbrosses ST.
CSrtIandt streets is Ave minutes later than
Tint given below for Twenty-third street
station. - -. .,,
Iy,IO A. Mast MAIL1-Puman Buffet Sleeping
Cars New York to Atlanta, New Orleans. savannah
and Jacksonville Fla. Dining Car. washington and
Spartanburg . .
3,e5 y. Nm Y. & FLA. EXPREss-Pullman Draw
ing Room Sleeping Cars. New York 20 Columbia. Sa-
vannab jacksonville, Tampa and Augusta.
2,2h p M.-WAsHINGTON & CHATTANOOGA LINZ
TIED VIA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Drawing Room
Steering Cars New York 10 Roanoke Knoxville. Chat
tanooga New Orleans and Memphis. Dining Cars
Radford and Alfalfa. - . - ..,,>, , -.
A,25 P M.-WASHINGTON SOUTHWESTERN LIN
TTED-Puman Drawing Room Sleeping Cars. New
Yo~k 10 Atlanta New orleans. Birmingham. Memphis
Ashevlle Knoxville Chattanooga and NASHVILLE, DIN
Ing car serves meals, New York and New Orleans
Tourist Sleeping Car. Washington TO San Francisco
Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays
world resumes service January 49, 1900. between New
York and st. Augustine.
NEW YORK OFFICE. 27i BROADWAY
rpAN.K < CANNON ]. NJ CULP,
IA Vice-pres & Gen'i Mgr Traffic Mgr
W A. TURK, q. p A.
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Railroads.
new YORK CENTRAL

912 A. NJ. and $50 p. NJ Daily. except Sunday 10
Ptsheld Sundays only al go a. NJ
Wagner Palace Cars all through trains
Trains Illuminated with Pintsch Light ..
Ticket Offices us. 26l ALB and 1918 Broadwsy 20
Union So W, 235 Columbus Ave. 81 West l2oh 81
18Th ST. and 1Ssth 81 Stations New no1S Ss ana 80
Telephone 1850 Cortiandt' for New Cenua Cso
Service Baggage checked from hotel or residence oy
GFoPGF " DANIELS General Passenger Agent.
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Proposals.

~|><->|>|>~
A RMY BUILDING, Whitehall Street, New
York CITY, November 2oth ls99.Sealed proposals in
tripllcste will be received here until 10 o'clock A. ".
December 5th 1909. for coal In connection with the
Army Transportation Service Proposals and instructions
furnished bidders application The Government reserves
the right reject accept any all proposals or any
part thereof-F B. JONES. Major and Quartermaster'
L. :. A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-23

and bid receipts, 14s9 bbls Gales LIP; exports a.
Rosn firm unchanged receipts 1915 bbls; sales. 2fs6;
exports. 225.
Wilmington. Nov 22Splrits urpentine firm. 4IdiI &c
receipts 81 casks Rosn firm. unchanged; receipts o.
bbs Crude turpenne quiet 81 5oqS2; receipts ~ Dds
Tar 1rm 81 40. receipts. 1874 bhs
London Nov. 22--TnrnentnA-splrits. 36s 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-23
DELAWARE, LAcKAWANNA { WESTERN

stations New York foOt Of Barclay and chrslepass
Sts. Leave. Arrive
Biaghamion Mail ................ 800 am. $50 pm
Buffalo Ithaca d Oswego Ex.. $1,000 am 800 pm.
Chicago & Buzz. Express. 'lOo pm. $50 pm
Scranton. Wilkesbarre & Plymouth ..o
Chicago = Buffalo Lin. Elk. 200 pm. - 80 An
Bun Ex. Bun. 7.<5 a. m).... 500 pm. " 20 An
ithaca Oswego, Utica. Ex........ $3.50 pm. 'I3o An
tsleeper Scranton. May be occupied 20 I.30 A. NJ
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at lis. ~ ana
$50 Broadway and Il Parb fJsce.
70 destination. sDaiiy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-23
WEST SHORE R.R.

Trains leave Franklin 81. Station n. Y. as follows
and Is m later from foot OF W 42d ST:
.I2,l5 r. ". CONTINENTAL, LIMITED. for Detroit
Chicago and 81. Louis Dining Car.
s8,I5 p. NJ. Chicago and St Louis Limited.
tS:OO p NJ Buffalo and Niagara Falls Express
coils p NJ Detroit and Chicago Express
r1meStables al principal hotels and Offices Baggage
checked from hotel residence by Wsstcots ExpresA
g. r. LAMBERT, General Passenge. Agent, ~ I.
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CENTRAL R. R. OF NEW JERSEY.

Anthracite coal used exclusively
-Four tracks, ''Electro-Paeumatic' signals
Stations New York. foot Of Liberty st.
and South Ferry. Whitehall ST
Leaving time from South Ferry oot Whitehal STD -
the nj from Liberty St. except when noted
On and after Nov. 49, 1899.
Trains leave foot Of Liberty St
For Easton Bethlehem Allentown, Mauch Chunk. &c,
400 s715. 1910 a. VI. Csl2O0 NJ. TO Eastonl, l:So
s4;4O Ct545. $3.50 p NJ sundays '43o. 500
TO Easton) A. NJ. s1:00 $3.50. 5000 p. NJ
For Wkesbarre Pittston and Scranton, 400 ssio ~
M 80 p. NJ sundays. '4:30 A. NJ. 80 o,.
For Reading and Harrisburg at 100 40 so .s s
7:so to reading p NJ sl2;lS might sundays !o 49,; 80
Readins) p. NJ. sI2:l5 night .,,,
For stations the New York and Long Branch n n,
y 3O $3.50 Red Bank only) $3.50 $3.50 to Red Bank
only. 1l30 A. NJ. (s145 and j4:l0 20 Red Bank only,
$3.50 b6:23 p. NJ. Sundays 20 90 cl0I5 TO Red Bank
FOR LXKEWOOD. .43o 1890 A. NJ. si:45 k3;2o
j4:1O. $500 p. NJ. Sundays. '1ol5 \. NJ. 80. ooo
For Lakehurst Toms RIVER and Barnegat. 4;8o as'so
A. NJ. sl;45. Os320 Lakehurst only. H:lO. 10 10
IAkehurst only p. VI. SUNDAYS 80 70 A. u.
VIA MATAWAN.
For stations between Atlantic Highlands ana Eat Lns
Branch '4:30 $3.50 and IL 30 Atlantic Highlands oni
A. NJ. s1:i5. $3.50 t53s and BE- q Atlantic Highlands
VIA BRANCHPORT.
Of Navesink s4:2o l:3O II 80 NJ, si:30 p. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-23

Rio coffee market firm; No RIO ss725: exchange
3l-32d 10 600 bags cleared for the United
States bags: cleared for Europe 5000 bags stock
335 600 bags.
The statistical position Of Brazilian coffee is as fol-