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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-29
STOCK on HAND.
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York November IS. 1899.
BEEvEs-Reeepts were cars. or IS head all tor
ing Feeling steady Dressed beef in moderate demand
7a9Ac 10 for common to choice natlve SIDES anu
400 cs,tie On The Cyrnric equally divided be-
tween J. Shamberg and Schwarzschid& sulzberger
and in steamer $3.50 quarters OF beef Tor ether
shippers Tomorrow the Teutonic VIII take out zoVo
quarters Of beef for " Morris.
CALVEs-Receipts were 50 head all for the market
and all at Slxtiethst Steady firm FOR live calves and
tte iirnsd onsrings were closed early.
rather choice yeas sold at 81 5CSo 60 per 100 70 tte
calves at 81 bunch Of mixed calves al SO ga Grasser
l2i3c per 10: country dressed firm at 1qlO1sc WIN
scattering sales 11c little calves sold at Ogre dressed
'saIes2J II Hume & Bro: veais. 40 10 average;
at s. per 10. DO, Of various weights az 90 % ana
Jelllfe Wright Co: veals. FOG n. at IS 90; do
j. G. curtis som; veal leo n. a, =, E, 80: DO 40
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receips were OF cars or 2s5
head all Tor the market and about equally DIVIDED pc
lambs In moderate demand and easy; cars OK stock
were likely to be held over. Common to choice sheep
s. 10 no CANADIAN lambs offered Dresses NUT
ton slow 4a7c per 10 dressed lambs at 5,qei3c.
a, s. - uer 100 10: % Jersey sheep i2i n 81 l2i3
90 Indiana d. lj4 n. at s. co.
Hume Bro - ana an 20 o: IA
sheep g2 ~ az 80 50, 10 State do III ~ at So %
" Collins: 1919 Virginia lambs. ds n, at s. -. 49,.
r. Hollis: ~ State lambs 81 No. at 50 %; 10 state
sheep - 10 at 81 20; p DO, IS n, at $50
HOGS-Recepts - cars. or sos head. including
car for market slow at s. 1894 80 per 100 70 for
heavy 81 95ic Tor medium and Gq6iac for Light weights
saes-s Judd Co date yesterday; l52 Western hogs
6 state piss i13 n. at 81 -.
J. H. Hume < Bro. date Yesterdays 20 state pigs, IS
10 II Hollis date Yesterday: SO state pigs OF 10 at
81 So; roushs $3.50 10 at - 30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-29
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through train. leave New-Yorh. foot Of ChambsrsSes
s follows and nve earlier from West 2Sd-sts
300 A. M-vestibuled Express daily for Bingharto1
waverly Elmlra Buffalo. Bradford Arrive Buffalo .
90 "a MSVestibuled Iirnited-rast mail daily. solid
train Tor Chicago arrives Cleveland 7:+o NJ chicagc.
b p NJ sleepers Chicago, Cleveland and Cineinnsu-
Dining Car. x,.,,,. --....-
:.30 P M-BuYalo and Cleveland Vesttbulsd Exprveo
ssv Arrive. at Buffalo 7.o5 A. M Bradford 70 A. n.
jamestown 700 A. NJ, youngstown 1877 - ~ ~
Library Car -. ,,.-..., xv.v.-.x
Eirnira and chicago sieepefs 10 Buffalo CnicAso -
S Gnenner GnGa TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN Ac-
coMMobATioNs at i'll lis. 2ei. +o and gsI ssSsS-
wsv l2T Bowery, East l2otb-st ana 80 g.. a.
a. Chambers West 23dst ferries s1 iT,.; -
1890, and jersey City station Ncw YORK Trann
co calls foI and cksc0 baggage from hotels ana 'ss
6ences
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sre falling away. because OF lack OF cTcp. but in
disposition OF planters 10 market current prices EF
erything coming our Ibis year. the more op-
uinistc planters. Potatoes and bear far above
average values and what may not be expected when
Jack Frost gets In his fine work and kills green's or
garden truck Gables and correspondence from abroad
note quiet but strong markets India and Japan are buy
Ing large quantities In Burmah for shipment from Janu
airy TO March; immediate business beinp hamperei by
absorbing all available steamers Tamage. New-Oreans,
teleeraphs louisiana crop Receipts
rough Ilsl1O sacks last year. 456 400 sacks; sales,
cleaned estimated. bills year bbls
only fair inquiry but under essening receipts prices Arm
Carolina crop movement 10 date Receipts. 205i0 bills,
sales, 1870 bbis Fair demand former figures.
SUGAR-Demand Tor refined fair scale,
though city buyers credited with the bulk OF the
staple sold Quotations follow Dominos. SAC; cut loaf
o5ec crushed Sec; cubes 531e; powdered and coarse
powdered. 5c; xxx powdered. 53lc: standard granu-
lated and fine gTanuated. Disc coarse granulaed and
extra me graduated 53ic eonfecti1nes granulated.
44c: n cartons n bags n and II bags
u fine graduated. Sic; mould A. Sac; diamond a.
Disc; confect1neTs' A. i0fc: Nos l. and g. 4.C9c
No 4. 4sc. No g. 45Gc No g. 4i4c: no I. ale: No s
4&c: No .. 4-3lc. No 10 AIS: No H. 4OGc: Nos II
and H. &C. Nos II, IS and 10. 39fc TIE aket for
sugar rather steadieT fcllwng impr0v
In the cable news There buyers AZ the close ~
the basis Of 4c for 9G test centrifugal 1876 for So
test muscovado and eiGc for - mossses
Offerings were light ard shade higher rates. The
regulation cables reported hru ana rather dearer
ket for beet In London prices marked I'D
oer delivery: cane sugar quiet and unohanged Java
quoted az lis 81 and fair refining az los Cd The present
United Kingdom stock Is Al 900 tons against 1880 the
same time year ago.
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THE BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

po.,on Nov 2s-Ths heavy demand for wool here
contnue. ana prices being forced higher for all
49,. TERRITORY wool continues 10 lead, ana prices
havs advanced sharply For nne medium and fine range
from 55GeOc secured while staple lots call Tor o2gioc
t,ae~ woods are quoted higher but the sales are quiet
owing 70 moderate oerings No. Ohio heeee SogSls
nd Ohio, 3fd35c- The following are the
quotations For leading descriptions: ohio and Psnnsyl
SSsnie eeeces-X and above. 32dJ5c: Nm and AA and
$3.50 a.Gasc. deaine 9T437Lc: No. eombng 38a3Ic.
NJ DO 34d55c Michigan. Wisconsin eombns 3'gsoc
No. 2 DO. 33a3io. NO Illinois c9mons $3.50 30.
and vermont 23a2Ge: No; Nsw,York Hampshire
snd Vermont 3iG82c: deaine Michigan. 3ig53c. un-
wsshed medium etc-Kentueky and Indiana 4 blood
comhlnK 95d28c y blood. &c: Missouri !. blood comb
To- 90. blood 25c: braid combing. 2la22c! lake and
Georgia 2sd2le Territory wools-Montana and Dakota
nns neinm and fine 20ge4, secured $4,000 staple ~
Ia f-tah wyoming nne medium and fine. isq2ie
sroured s5assc staple e0q62c Idaho nne medium and
nne lsg2lc: secured. 5og5sc medium ls9z-e' scousn
ns supernne ssg90c good. segSie. average. se to I'm
port. soc
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EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York November Is. 1899.
COFFEE-Whiie the market did show the activity
yesterday, and although price variations were less
uaent events OF the day proved most satisfactory 70
NJ bull element Total sales reached $4,000 bags ths
siudinE operations In nearly every option on the list
IN response very fine cables from European and
Brazilian markets, the opening here was steady with
prices unchanged points higher. The lead was soon
Increased a Of 10 IS points by rush OF
and vigorous support from the bull side
Trading active throughout the early session and
although some selling for profits noticed. bull specu
laion seemed 10 be the uppermost thought OF the IN
vesfnent public At close the market was nrm IN
tone with prices unchanged 10 10 points higher on
The rise Europe conspicuous buyer. The fear was
expressed by local parties that this years growing
might prove be smaller than 9,OOOVo bags, as
r4eently estimated The statistics Of day cut little
n influence sentiment The market Tor
spot coffee showed less irregulary. though ruling
firm IN tone. Buyers sellers in state OF con-
fusion and the close prices about unchanged on
Of &c for invoice lots and c for jobong parcels
q No : Rio. The Mirama is reported 10 nave
cleared Rio yesterday this country with 1900 bags
The range contract prices in the local market to-day
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, Galveston, Nov. 2s.-coton FIRM: mlddlIng, 7sc low
uddng s.c good ordinary 6ssc receipts II 454 bales
exrort 10 Great Britain 49, 2s6 the Continent H. i4s
sales o ass. spnners. 1872. stock. 24l. 500.
baltimore. Nov. 2S.-COttOn nominal; middng. TAc.
low madng 7Lc good ordinary, 9l6c receipts.
2blO tales: exports coastwise 1000; stock, 81 945
Savannah Nov. 2s.-cotton quiet and nrm; middling,
re. low mddng 65sc. good ordinary 6ne; receipts
q 40 bales. exports Great Britain. 5000 coastwse.
O2T. sales. o. stock l52,s go
New-Orleans, Nov. 2s-cot;on Arm; middlng, 7-iee:
t, Idd,nR 3-l6c good ordinary liloc; ret receipts.
0 es7 bales gross sos exports to Great Britain 800;
~ Continent 80. l1gO. stock, 3f3 4t6.
~ ,se1,nbis Nov 2s-Cotton firm. middlng 7Sc. low
r,idding &c good ordinary. eae: net receipts. 2sss
hsies. gross 3s7T shipments 1861 sales 1880 stock.
179 627. NJ -.,... s.-,. -,d.,,,e IN. lea,
ssi,,ns good ordinary csc receipts, 2,o2G
g1oss IL O55 shipments. lI,s5s stock. es.Iil
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Cash quotations were as follows Flour easy No 3
spring wheat 6Oa65c No red 67a6sc; No corn, 3AR
White. 2Slta25sc: 10 3 white 24aG25Ac: No 2 rye.
55i9c: No barley. 3Sq43lc; No and Northwestern
haxseed 81 39h prime timothy seed 81 t2gs2 % a
coverseed contract grade $sgS ~ mess pork per pp'
sdeg Dose, 81 soas5 49, dry sailed shoulders o1e
81 ass 30; short sides (ooxed). 50 ouSo 20
whiskey dislers' finished goods. per gallon 81 ga
sugar cut loaf unchanged on the Produce Exchange
dav the butter market nrm: creameries ltG25c;
dalries i6422c. Cheese easy. llhal2nc Eggs STEADY
lsc. .
Cincinnati. Nov 2s-Flour quiet Wheat hrmet No
. e9a6esc. Corn easy Oats firm; No nike SSe
Eign creamery 27t sG2slsc Ohio 2lg22c; dairy, loc
Eggs firm az tic. Cheese steady.
Milwaukee Nov. 2s.-wheat frm; No Northern $50
SIC. No 2 Northern 65a66c. Rye easier; No J. 54a55c
Barley dull: no 2 43d44c; sample 3sp42c.
Minneapolis Nov. 2s-Wheat IN store. No North
6s7.c yy 6sikc: on track. hard 66c: No North
en- G4c: Northern &c Flour quiet and unchanged
Bran unchanged
phuadelphla Nov. 2s-wheat nrmer: contract grade
mixed November 3717dS7kc Oats steady: No white
clipped 81 y dS2c; No white do, 30ls aSic No mixed
do Doc firm; fancy Western creamery, &c; do
prints 2se. Eggs hrm: fresh nearby; Ac; DO western
Nrmer Refined sugars quiet but steady. Receipts
Flour 1000 bbs $1,000 sacks; wheat p 900 bush;
100 600 BUSH 5000 bush. Shipments-Wheat 1900
hush: corn Fac 600 BUSH oats. 1900 bush
81 Louis Nov 2s-Cosing: wheat-No red cash.
epc December 67Ac: May. 72hc; No hard. 6oq6I 5c.
Corn-No cash 90c: December, 29Bei Nav, 81 c.
Oats-No . cash 24c December 2Sisc; May. 2isc; No
2 white 26hg2Tc.
Toledo Nov 2s.--wheat higher hrm No 2 cash. e7%c;
December e7c bid: May &c asked Corn dull lower;
No mixed. 32e Oats dull: state and mixed. % &c.
rive dull Arm cash, 57e ClovArseed dull. steady;
prime cash old s. rs bid; December, IS IS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-29
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Nov 2s-closing wheat-sPot steady; nc
California es ihd6es ID; No red Western wnter
American mixed. new and old. 81 4sd; futures steady
December IS I'd January. Is 5Sd tlour-t; L 3e,
fancy winter dull at 10 3D. PeasCanadian os Sd besi
easy extra India mess SIS Cd prime mess SOC Psrs
IA 70 ls 10 firm at 47s. Lard Arm prime western IN
erces 2es Cd American refined IN Ps mort RIB s Ia
~ 10 s5s Sd long clear mtdles ighi 90 20 70 80 TO-
49, s 10 IS 10 32s clear bellies u 70 10 no. S.s pa
shoulder-square IL . IL 10 S2s ines, hi,s
s Cd American colored 57s ho"% or ~ cry
$500 nr@Hpu refined, Noyember-April. steady AZ
"a TSirpentine-sprits nrm al Sss Rosin-Cou1mon
a,s 90 4. al Petroleum--Renned. nd Llnseed oil.
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SOUTHERN RAIL WAY
The Avenue OF Travel South md southwe
CUBA, MEXICO & CALIFORNIA

The Avenue of Travel South md Southwest
CUBA, MEXICO & CALIFORNIA
Trains from New York depart from Pennsylvania r, r.
station Daily 23d ST. Corflandt and DeshrOsses ~.
1.-THE leaving time from DesbrOsses ana
C6rtiundt streets is Ave mi N utes later than
that given below for Twenty-third street
station. . 49, .,--,-
I2:iO 4. Mast MAIL-Pullman Buffet Sleeping
and jacksonville. Fla Dining Car. Washington and
e,o5 p Mn. Y & FLA EXPRESS-Pullman Draw
ing Room Sleeping Cars New York 70 Columbia, Sa-
vsnnah jacksonville. Tampa and Augusta -
3.25 +. M.--WAsHINGIQE CHATTANOOGA LIN
TIED VIA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Drawing Room
sisepIng Cars New York Roanoke. Knoxville. Chat
tanooga New orleans and Memphis Dining Cars.
Radford and Alfalfa. - ....-.,,....,,,,,,. -,
TTED-PuIlman Drawing Room Sleeping cars New
York 10 Atlanta. New Orleans. Birmingham memphis.
ssbeville knoxville Chattanooga and NASHVILLE Din
ing Car meals. New York and New orleans
IroIrst Sleep'nR ashington TO San Francisco.
MONDAYS Wednesdays and Fridsys. -,
New York and Florida Limited, nnest uain IN tne
vorll resumes service January 10, 1907 between Ne"
York and ST. Augustine.
rp VIZ 8 GANNON j. NJ. cULP.
"a via pos q Gen'l Mgr Traffic Mgr.
w A. TURK. c. p. A.
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.
LEHICH VALLEY.

Stations loot OF W eat I'd Cortandt And Desbroo Su00
(reans X. g. Ferr!es)
Time West 2d Street Other ngrs. cqrssdt q nsss
rains daily Sunday Sunday leaves SIS 40
I Sunday lesycs 6.ij Pm sunday arcs 5srh
tsG.J5 :. 90 A. Local for EAsTON,
.15j esi0HM For BtFFALo. NIAGARA FALLS rnd
meets for Goal Brsnchesf. ~..
ssess'S HanS.Smsst train IN tie word irssd ssshe
Buffalo 9ssP connecting vita tnfOu0n s-espeo
Detroit sgd Chicago Dining Ise,yce Ssr's
+.3.3J 1I1r NJ Coal Branch sga in;, pon0
v'S1O, y5.10PN Local for AAuCa CHCgg- .
ky x6IOP D. chicago Sa<lbule Limited Yor MAG
I1 FILLS and POINTS West Tsodsh sleeping Carr 20 cheAss
Lib 500 Pr. Exposition :sDre's for BUFFALO ~
SD 300 Pm For ITHACA. ROCHESTER, yUyYA&o
lI 20 II and 40 Sd BROOK locals daily sxcs,s
sunlsy: 800 n A. N y 70, 30, s5sl and 69f
"a Broadway, q rnion Square Vest 2s Counbes Az ~
Sc g Ddvy AZ! Annex station Bfookpny
Transfe WI call fr and check baggage from hotel %
residence through TO 65sriuatgG.
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LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

r,.-,ool Nov 2s D. m.-Cotton-spot. fair de-
rrces unchanged i-92l higher: American mid
Si1nr fair 2l-S2d; good nddng 1924 middling
's-16d- low middling, 4td; good ordinary i5-ied;
ordinary and. The sales OF the day Yre 10000 bales
:, abicb SO we're for speculation anr export and In
ci,aed 500 American Receipts. 1900 bales. including
no 40 American Futures opened steady and closed quiet
- he aGvance. American miidling, ! c. November,
10 G3G4 i3-e4i value. November and December 1854
"a ~ egd sellers December and January. 9G4Gi lO54d
seers January and February Sd4d sellers, February
and March T-64d sellers; March and April Q 04d
buyers. April and May. 5-eid buyers; May ana June
4s4d4 aG4d buyers June and July, 354gs fb4d buy
ers: July ana August 3-oid value. August and Sep
TENDER. l-64d value
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elton Exchange special Liverpool cables spot cotton
e business doing sales 10000 bales speeuiatlon ana
49, 49, nlddng upland o-ied; futures steady point
Te.ce closed quiet 2z03 points net higher. ecetper
NSSl4Ty, Szs; January-February 4:Oos' EeoruaTy-
Teeh 4Qls Msrch-Aprl. 4OGb: April-Aay. 4Oob' MAY
hs September, 4Olvi November, 4i2a4lS, NeVen-
December. 4.iI1s Neutrality-suspicious. move slowly
~yyt1as-Orders low llInits
AZ Gs-Opium quiet. and 30 was 1uin'ne, Do'
Ss.t STEADY in tone at the following prices OPIUM
- l09S3 1911 jobbing SO 1898 IL ,. .S ga
esb,SS' 10 morphine. bulk & 90 ounce pnatts,
80 81 SOqS2 IS. qUlnne domestic Hannise
ss sh zsa%c; foreign manufacturers bulk. 2'c outHue
uoi,aers, bulk. sc.
.ossLlIk AND MEAI-zBusiness in -four was g shStts,g
.'is1 70 conservative lines IN the way CI Po' @
49, setuai wants As nearly all grades OF WIZ 49,
h,,i as wei a. the low grades Of hPrinb,
60 pressure 70 sell. and prices were witn"us $3.50
nags the in the main closed quiet ana stes1y
o@sA reached about 1900 ~ city mills inciuoeo no
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BALTIMORE & OHIO z. r.

sCHEpUI,E II EFFECT NOV. IT, Is~s
FOR THE WEST.
,. ,-.w York South Ferry CWhitehsn Terminaps
and foot OF b''e'v tExcept Sunday ssundaya
cuIcA1o '430 a. H.. QAberty street only) 'i~
p pnrr So $50 a. m GAberty stree. ony). 'S
pcT1ssc,I M hs ST LOUIS. 1900 m. SIS D. m,
WI" hs" ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.
eli "a a m (Dnerl 100 p DINER, 'l.31 Diner.
% "a sT2ovai limited exclusively Pullman Train Diner
,nS cafeS .455 (Dner SIS m DnsD and 'i2 10
night. NORFOLK tioo ,, m; M. ,,,,.., ,,~s
0acss. Ii3 l72. 26 454 1924 Broadway, y Union So.
w I27 Bowery. y. Y: 800 Fulton 81. llss Fulton ST..
fs-oEi,,r- Whitehall Terminal and Liberty St Baggage
rnscSsd rom hotel or residence destination.
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo Nov, 2s-sprtng wheat stronger No North
No. Northern T. e9i3c. Winter wheat nominal: No.
red. nc: No; white. 7osc. Corn weak No yell
low 37isc; No. yellow 37.c; No. corn 36%c: No.
corn. 36i.c. weak; No. white 2ssc: No, white,
2Shc: No. white 27&c No. mixed. 26i3c: No 3
mixed 26c Rye quiet No. 2 in store. offered at Doc.
Flour steady.
Chicago Nov. 2s-The leading futures ranged fol-
lows
Wheat. No. 2; ,opennS Highest I3w o. ., ciosins.
December ....... 65 y GGS 80 6ohQt9s 6o'Aq65
May ............ .693sg10 1OS o9BqIO IOAUIOS
Corn. No. 2:
December ....... $685. 3lA 81 81
January .3oas G30s4 30Is 30as Bon d3o =
May .32ss a32h 32A 9S27. s2iaaS2s 32s9S2a
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HARLEM DIVISION

HARLEM DIVISION.
pl2 A. NJ and 33 = NJ Daily. except SUNDAY, 10
Pittsfe;d Sundays only az go A. M
Wagner Palace Cars all through rams
Trains illuminated with Pintsch Light -
Ticket Offices MS. 26 Alb and i2i8 Broaawsy' -
Union Sd W. 255 Columbus Ave. 81 West 10th 81
f25h ST. and St stations. New York S5s ana 20
Fulton 81 and iVi Broadway. l. d, BROOKLYN 49,.
Telephone 1850 Cortlsndt for NewYork Central CAP
Service Baggage checked from hotel OF residence by
westcott Express Company
GEORGE II. DANIELS General passenger Agent
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c,NIrH SAMUEL Sin pursuance Of an or

~ der OF Hon. James NJ. Varnum. a Surrogate of the
County York Notice hereby given 20 all persons
having claims against Samuel 8 Smith, late OF the
County Of York deceased TO present the same with
ochers thereof the subscriber al his place OF trans
acting business office Of David II. Taylor. No. 40
broadway in the City OF New York. Borough OF Man
battar IN or before the list day Of June next
1ated New York the goth day OF November, 1890.
LOUIS @. SMITH. Executor.
DAVID Fl. TAYLOR Attorney FOR Executor. 40 Broad
way New city
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DELAWARE. lAckAwANNA { WESTERN
WEST SHORE.R.R.

rr-,t,. leave Franklin ST. Station. v. Y. as foowA
and Is m later from foot o. W. aga Sc: $3.50.
.I1,an y NJ CONTINENTAL LIMITED for petsoot
Chicago and ST. Louis Dining car
.8,is P NJ Chicago and 81. Louis Limited
,s.oO p NJ Buffalo and Niagara Falls Expresh
.o,i5 p NJ Detroit and Chicago Express
r,mstables al principal hotels and Offices Baeyass
.hacked from hotel residence by Wes,cotts ExpresA
O. r. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent N Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-29
NAVAL STORES.

IN. situation locally was decidedly favorable 10
ers though quotations did not show Important ehankee
spirits turpe1tine steady 70 firm with h as
p0intng higher prices the future inasnuch 40
iab9r South was very with all signs pointing
rau Or boxes being gotten than heretofore
Large demand phosphate and brisk trade IN uInoe
y-e taxing labor fields the utmost Inc rosn ma
~ We IN savannah Tar was wanted in large
amounts and closed Arm Quotations follow;
TAR-Peptlars So 10: do oil. bbls. - 20
ROSTN-Common good strained 81 3oasl 20; r. 90 g.
= 81 55. c. 81 6O H. 81 65; J. 81 I0 K, 30 NJ = oo'
y 80 g5: " O. SO So W ". 81
STOCK on HAND.
turpenne
80
Wilmington Nov 2s.-spirits turpentine frn at $50
4Sic. receipts 10 casks Rosn firm at u Oz17gSl w =
raoeuts Az bbls. Crude turpenne quiet AZ 81 ~ AZ
81 sO receipts IS bbs Tar firm at 81 40 receipts -''
hbls "a
Charleston Nov 2s.-Turpentine market nrm at 4se.
RosI- arm. sales $50 bbs; B, c. and p 81; r 81 w
G 81 Isl H. 81 ~: 81 20; X, 81 y; NJ 81 90 ~ - ~
" g. 81 65: w W, So 90 49,
Savannah Nov 2s-splrts urpentine firm at isc e 9la
racepfs 2s3 bbs sales 794; exports loss Rosln nIl
and unchanged receipts. 5,S6 hos; sales le-' exports
4,54i. :. a.,
London, Nov s.-Turpentine-spirits. SIS I'd.
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Gurroaaie's Notites.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order OF Hon. James VI.
Varnum a Surrogate n the County OF New York,
notice is hereby given TO all persons having Gains as
p,yeIy, Uarbeck Aufm Ordt Of the County OF New
York deceased the same with vouchers thereof
- The subscribers al their place OF transactng business
a. TIE ofrce az Richards K Brown. No. go William Street,
On be Borough u Manhattan. City Of New York, on or
before the 18th day Of April next oou
mated New York the third day Of October 1899.
CLEMENT ARNOLD AUFFM ORDT.
HENRY CACHARD. Executors
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CoTToN-The market for cotton futures made steady
start with prices points higher but soon lost the
rain and FOR the the day variations were re
strcad N dscouraging limits. The market was
fnay steady with quotations net points hlghe'
20 points lower latter the crop months only
The Liverpool had been such as 70 lead renos OF
The market here expect much greater advance on
+e opening their disappointment many olsposeo
o. portion OF their staple comm ssoh
houses in particular liberal sellers Feeble sHortS
were made by the crowd after the opening 70
dsodRe supposedly long STUFF but comparatively
little headWay made. the attempt was subsequently
abandoned attention given 10 covering preparatory
70 Thursdays holiday. An advance OF 10 SO points
Ia futures and in spot cotton the other sde
SAID by reliable private cables 70 have Followed he
announcement that BTyson Cooper Co sad 10 De d
very Conservative but large house, had failed Pros
pes q continued light receipts in the cotton pet "e
reported to added 10 the unhappy position O. SCOTS
abroad The local did attach special importance
the suspension OF the house named above but was
Influenced by struggling way IN which cotton was
coming sight and the increasing evldence that tle
possibly 1900 900 bales Press and private
dispatches from spot reported higher prices
Demand was far Of offerings with holders con
hen:y looking forward Sc cotton The semi-Heekly
movement according the Cotton Exchange statisticsn
showed startling decrease compared with last week
and the same week in previous seasons receipts al
try-one leading Interior towns were only lCsoS Daies
is week 1872 500 last year and l2o4
IN lS9T-'as Shipments limited 20 lO30oo bales
compared COS week ago. 1875 $50 year ago
The range OF contract prices the local market to-day
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