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New-York tribune., 1900-11-09
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Chicago Noy; a-CattIe-Recepts, $500 head; market
generally loc higher. strong active natives best on
sac today carload So good to prime steers s. so
SS poor to medium 81 JoS5 4O selected feeders quiet
90 SeI$@ 4O mixed stockers slow at 81 4o0sS 50 COWS
oQ$t 40 heifers 81 sOgs4 90 Gamers 81 5o1S2 CO.
o9HIs - 409S4 SO: calves. 81 259$e TexansEecepts
Soo head best sale to-day eornfed at 81 eoa$S 3e
exas fed $49s4 95; Texas steers SS 500
F. 15 Texas bulls 81 GoaS3 Is Hogs-Reeeipts tc6ay Cay
1900 cad 900 testma ed) left over 3ooo
6pense SC higher. closed easier; top So mtSsd s and
rough heavy light 81 6ogs4 9 bulk of sales
81 IN Shesp-Receipts $4,000 head; sheep
80 fair to choice mixed 81 S0dS4 Western sheep $4
81 30: Texas sheep 81 5OG$3 60; native lambs 81 500
s. so: Western lambs, $5aS5 40.
Cincinnati Nov. a.-Hoss and higher a $3 COG
81 o5 Cattle steady 81 250$5. Sheep steady 81 5O4
So T5. Lambs strong at So 506i$5 so.
East Buffalo. Nov. S.-Receipts-Cattle, 4S sheep
and lambs 80 hogs II Shpments-Cattle, 10
cars; sheep and lambs. l6 hogs, CatteThe
showed Improvement yesterday;
light supply. fair demand and steady choice
81 I5ST$S Sheep and ambs-Rass on top lambs, 50 40;
choice 81 5qS5 20; good choice, S5nS5 29
fair 81 25df$4 35 sheep, mixed. So 75q$4;
wethers $4a$4 5o So 50Q$4, Canada lambs s. 900
50 AS Hogs opened steady the trade irregular but
sales generally IS TO- heavy closed IS 15 mixed
81 6Od$4 70. stags So 50mS4.
East Liberty, Nov SCattle steady; IS 5oqS5 6o
prime IS 20@S5 S5: common So 25dS3 rs. Hogs higher;
prime heavy, mediums and Workers and pigs
s. 1Ods5 roughs SO 50as4 e5 sheep steady: choice
wethers $IGS4 10: common, 81 50$2 So choice lambs
IS 40qS5 65 good So 5OQs5 40: veal calves,
ST@S7 so.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-09

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cabe.-spot cotton
oe active sales 10 900 bales speculation and export
coo AiddIlnE-upIand. 3-IGd. Futures opened easy
aower TO higher, later advanced rapidly and closed
&C. sseAoy TO ~ points net higher. Observation-Disclosures
M9eTeh-Apri zeos: April-May. T. 59s May-June T. 5ss
tsnss-July tsrs. 4ooas July-August 455s August-sep-
e'oS6. AaEchester-Y Yarns quiet cloths quiet
IHoIIs AND MEAL-The market i'm
feature and at the close had tendency
t prices Spring patents t4S4 IS; winter straights
81 81 s. sr:Ts ira No Wat:I e;es2 s sis Is
choice ssacy S 2sass COIN aE&stesSy' Kiln
asd FSe 9s. ~ sss s to Se6 ~ BAG eG.Tsa
sa sasA % arrive r s6 Ioass 80: spring bran bulk
sss sssss1sy sy chop; s17 oil meal $50 ,0 Iinseed
s<s 1' corn oil cake, sIe rs.
s,c,I s,Sc,hAIh-wHEAT-The continued absence Of salts
sS outside support. together with general weakness
All rs effect upon the wheat market pretty much
the ess,, wh the exception Of short time right after
o@ 1e&e 70 70 Isc. after ssgeed steadily
sess bottom in the late 7sMe. Just be-
7ssc Close there was slight rally on covering TO
Torsj. spressnting final net loss OF No futures
At .hs forenoon The principal declines abroad were
rsst Where 20 20 points were lost and in English
hssse point lower Budapest points OF. These
al Ssoes made 81 impossible for the bull element 10
Of damage claims In the Santa by
ft xssts ssts halEsorms. Nor they any
he goksip about smaller farm offerings in both
IL - iktsnsd to predictions OF marked falling of
Cor such ror 30 lons time that u s quite prsparsa
=. spring wheat points receipts amounted to 426
s'npefed with S77 cars last week and 7o4 cars
New-York tribune., 1900-11-09
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York November E. 1900
COFFEE-The opening call the Coffee Exchange
developed the fact that selling orders
They continued less throughout
sion The explanation was found IN generally bearsh
Dina ton Of Influences
Earre market declined Y franc: Hamburg declined y
pfg Rio declined 125 reported lied
in the of exchange, making figure i0Sd,
the Santos market reported weakness unchanged prices
Rio and Santos together reported receipts OF 1900 bags
a heavy movement the effect OF which than
ofest TO larger warehouse deliveries in the United
States; these amounted 1915
the action Of the spot supplies
satisfactory; continued hold off basis
OF ssc for No Rio invoice lots with the market finally
dull snd for the article. The opening Of the
market for futures steady al a decline OF jql0
points. with sales Of 4, $50 bags opening call.
Liquidation made active market. l. VI sal
had reached $1,000 bags. For the session IS 100
bags had changed hands The greatest decline
day Is points with the market here finally barely
steady in q loss OF Is points. Cleared
Rio November Z, bark Good Tidings. 5000 bags
The prices local day
W follows:
New-York tribune., 1900-11-09

Rio-Conee market steady; no Rio. 1880; exchange
io6 receipts 5000 cleared for the United States
1000 bags cleared for Europe 5000 bags; stock 5oo
COTTON-Business decidedly active in
ton. The opened q advance 6110
points and further advanced S22 prints chiefly
ering. there considerably
paid by the investment class. The prices
due largely better class OF cable
Important feature OF which the increased activity in
spinning circles and sensational frost forecEea
sales Liverpool reached 1900 bales while
tcr futures there closed advance Of 364Q sid
The upward movement OF prices here
by better accounts from New-sacd and Southern spin
ming sections and also from cotton goods More
activity wac also reported in the Southern markets.
with holders demanding higher prices The rally
checked by selling
selling for short account: also by
Of frost. with the recent Of
lantc states little heavier and pointing gain
about 90 600 bales for the week in total
compared with the movement Of year The general
CHARACTERISTICS Of the iccai market
were decidedly better. The predictions unnerved
thorts ard created friends market in
speculative circles The close steady with the net
advance reduced 1921 points. liquidation having
caused reaction from the high point OF the
The range Of contract in the local market to-day
follows: -.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-09
soUrHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Mobile Nov. s-Cotton steady: mddinE i3 lee; low
mddIing 9-1Cc good ordinary l-l6c: n Hepts. lS+
300 bales sales 800 bales stock
22.023 bales a. -,
mdding SIC; receipts 4BlS bales sales S2o bales spin
ners 81 bales; stock, 7.si1 bales. ,,,,.-
Galveston Nov S.-Cotton quiet; middlins. l9-l6c
low middlins. She good ordinary Sc receipts Ioo,'
Britain. 1880 bales; to France
s0 bsrs coastwtse 5jS bales stock 1SS. .306 bales
baltimore Nov S-Cotton nominal; middllng. enc; low
mdding l-l6c; good ordinary 5l6c: gross receipts
$50 bales: stock. $500 bales. -, a.,
Memphis Nov. S--Cotton steady: middling. 10 =
midnE I-l6c; good ordinary. 3-18c net receipts
2723 bales: gross receipts. 80 bales shipments 'ol
bales: sales 1000 bales: stock. l0o.22S bales. o,,-
Orleans Nov. S.-Cotton steady; mlddlng. SSc'
uiddInE l1-l6c: good ordinary. l-loc recelPs
the Continent ooi4 paieS' SaieS
5000 bales: stock, 2l4.l l2s bales.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-09
Totals


Msia nS Tas ba s 4c or n9shns doing on the
mestlc points lacked incentive Importance.
quiet ssaslo; lake copper qulei 75GsI7
egise4 at $ l0ds1 IS The brokers price
sEd s'[ AHD i6i'sF market. were qu.
M M'h Pfffs coSn ~ a.
lt@Isc gosS 29a2se & prime soas7c New-oeans
&es fair. l79lsc: good l9d2Oc. prime 2lG2ic; fancy
OCEAN FREIGHTs- Business in charterinG sail ton
vesss and rates Feneraily wce rn i' In steam "nnagr
me tusiness liItd to the and general
5aIr demand unchanged uotations 70 LysfPooi
4hs: Ie.h. 5a53d Hun. 80 Hewea:,ie So antwerp
dom oafs 2 cotton ~ iEs Per tS H. TsS' E
6er. 6eT BRUSH II 474z nickel SewcsIs
2oo,o quarters grain Baltimore Rotterdam 3s AKA
grain Baltimore or PhiladePha to picked ports Of United
T o me- 9S 90 neL!n , 'e69s @ January
dom Continent i27s ID January British steamer. 1883
yen6er British steamer s7 tons genera cargo. Colon
general ksnSs to sydney MsGaurns. priyafe
gosPo 70 s 9 .sS69ns ~ m pine
@ f 5anasG ca to 50 81 6
Two sehoo.srs 694 and 6?s tons coal! Philadepha to
TO to- Key West and nd Tampa private terms sceone5 5s4
tons lumber Darien to Bath private terms schoo e
9 81 10 tons stonn gm6e &C Charleston 70 NewYpr s. % ia out
ST @n to 70 anFs @ @ 70 rs e Pg
PROVIDENCE 75c; schooner l. 130 tons coal Phiiadei-
to Soc hS%na rs toms TOMS COAL Fh
deiPhia 70 Fairtayen 75c' schooner 5Il tons. coal
mo. Sst ;r Oh rather % noa being stu,
sales Of the having place parties
nd nssed aacS G %
bhs 81 A. and IN bulk, 81 s5; Philadepha. bbs s. 40
onseea o ade bb S o noSa prime
sumner yei0w $3q3s'zc OF summer yeow s2c prime
gs b RgS WnteF yeoT 4Ug4e Ss
Calcutta Sc Western lnseed quoted &c under
aFd 81 97S'9s s4o.on market ...r, out with
undertone nnuenced by an ADVANCE Of si0c in live
weak s sn Aier qne the effects Hs
deciine from Ihs previous hight Hog receipts at
City and a H For PTaay
PSse9 aaee " Mess s2 5@ss @ am
snsis ss ssgS Ness sno sss s5 &
flSHso 81 e1'5 aGoed 5nds f'a siss H6
piEss 7Se GUT MEATs@PleElea * d bellies esr:!y
81 a9:s g.. a N Picked shoulders quoted
STEADY Sa' sussn se1nS ses g tAG
dnsd sq sq3'ts DUET f g 1 cG ne
a's ea5. r. fSss
quRtsa oIso Rg;eT: &c: city city lard lard stearne sS
m n ss~ S ,9 lake hd and II at s best as ss
showing Quotations fooW: TS0' ponesc eom Gae
5 Sss to psa1a s99a RFias 5asaH to
ss:sSa Ut nf ssi,as
crushed IN haf bsls anIS and monId ana %
poSasfsS s7os Esfls
h ss. anS DaSa extra Of nns n
granuated 57oc; Eagle fine ganulated standard
52sc; Nos and 62oc No T. 5i5e No g. 61oc; 10 g.
'G 30 No So ~ S and * NS SOC AoS s0 il No is 10 ana 7GS S
4b5c The raw sugar market was nat ,aT as bust
BIDS the close were about the basis of 4%c for
sss5nTS saS!s: @
nrssson the feeling
New-York tribune., 1900-11-09
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Nov. s-Closng: beef-Exra India Tas5 ness
LardAmsriean s rehned al, in % pals smS Gget
Short cut to n. nrm. 4Ss 3D.
as long clear middIes light IS No. steady 46s;
long clear middles heavy SIS 40 ~ nrn AS 3D. short
~ strong shoulders-squaEe II to "A ~ steady
coOred steady 64s TallownPrme city steady 24s S 3D.
refined spot in bbis. dull 2ls Cd TqEpsntineIspisits
easy, sis Rosin-Commo firm Be. Hops at Lonaon 1,
(Pacihc Coast) steady f2 5sGf3 5s l4nseed oil quiet
S4s 3D. Butter-Uned States finest quiet e5si do good
dull. Cd PetroIeum--Rehned. Id Peas-Canadlah
quiet 6s 7Ad whestspot steady No red western stern
winter, Northern spring, os S52d NO CaL-
fornia 6s 4d; futures quiet: December os 1a S1
futures steady; November Id December. As Nd Janu-
airy, Is lOhd. FIour-St. Louis fancy winter steady
New-York tribune., 1900-11-09
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN to all persons

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to all persons
whose the 1900 remain unpaid on the
nst day OF November Of he said year that unless the
be paid Receiver OF Taxes hs office
in the Borough IN property located. fol
lows
Borough Of Manhattan. No ST Chamber. Street. Man
haitian. N. Y;
Borough Of The Bronx, corner Third and fremont
Borough Of B-ooSiyn Rooms 2. 4. and Municipal
Borough OF Queens. corner jackson avenue Fifth
Street, Long Island City. N: z:
Borough Richmond, Richmond Building. New Bright
on. Staten Island. N. Y;
win charge receive Gnd collect upon such taxes re-
naming unpaid day. In addition to the
Of such taxes one per centum thereof
provided 916 the Greater New York Charter
Chapter 27S Laws of 1s9D
DAVID E. AUSTEN. Receiver Of Taxes
New-York tribune., 1900-11-09
NAVAL STORES.

The general naval stores was quiet but
steady 10 Arm r tone from the South not rad
icaly from preconceived IDEAS Quotations ro-
low:
TAR-Resuars So 30: do oil bols s. IS ,,...o
ROSlS-ConTnon to good strained 81 - +1oSI o.. T.
81 75Pt1 SO; F. 49, G. 81 90" H. 81 a5 l. 81 K 81 TO-
NJ 81 30: ~ s. 65: W G. So: " w. 81 80. -
Charleston Nov S.-Turpentne firm at S9rsc- Rosin
Savsnm%h Nov sGsplrits turpentne steady 4oHe
receipts 2lO bbls sales ia: 2O96 Rosin nrm
unchanged; receipts 3347 bhls sales 2IsZ exports
36l9 .. -. ,o,.
40c receipts Rosin steady at 81 O receipts
1urpentine al 81 40 and So 30;
ceipts "a bbs Tar al 81 SIS: receipts. 100 bols
New-York tribune., 1900-11-09
liverpool, COTTON MARKET.

business prices easier American mddinE fair 10 go
good rniddltnK 9-32d; mdding. s. l6d low middIns
Sd: good ordinary AKA: ordinary 4id The sales or t
day $1,000 bales OF which 500 were Tor spt
export and included 900 bales American keceIpts
II 900 bales all American Futures opened quiet anu
closed nliddling. M NoVetnpe
564Gb 6-6Id sellers November and December Eo1d on q
buyers December and January sd sellers January ehd
February 6s64d sellers; February and Marcn' %
and NAV 5a-d4d sellers and June 5S6id sellers
June and July 5G-o4G4 -64d sellers; July and August
cad sellers August and September. 90 oig4 OIL o4u
New-York tribune., 1900-11-09
new YORK CENTRAL,

HAHLtM DIVISION.
Sl2 A. NJ and S35 P NJ Daily except Sunday. to
Pittsheld Sundays only - A NJ
Pullman Cars all through trains.
Trains Illuminated with Pntsch Light
Ticket Offices 1l3. 2G1. 41J Broadway 75
Union So W 2IS Columbus Ave. 1S3 West l25th ST.
120th st and l3Sth St Stations New 33S 728
Fulton st. and IG4 Broadway n Brooklyn
Telephone 800 3Sth York Central Cab
Service. Baggage checked fom hotel or residence by
Westcott Express Company.
EDGAR VAN ETTEN. GEORGE H. DANIELS.
General superintendent General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-09
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buralo. Nov; s-spring wheat steady; No Northern.
old carloads. 81 Ac No Northern. SO'9c: winter
wheat milLers offering TIC No red and 75c for No
White WI 30 red o1ered At !4c Corn steady No yeliow
corn. 40c. Oats weak No white, 2T'4c; No 9 white
choice to best 6og63c fair to good 50SS
5c F1axseed-Duuth. cash. 81 II. Flour quiet Canal
freghs steady; wheat, 3c; 31sc; barley, &c to
New-york.
Chicago. Nov. s.-The leading futures ranged fol-
New-York tribune., 1900-11-09

80 so 5s 10 at SIS; 80 Pennsylvana sheep 90 n
at % 30; p do. n
= Harrington. IeO Canada lambs SO 10 IS IS.
L Ilots-fsecep's were cars, l $50 head. including
ear Tor the market. Steady $5ff$5 per
Sfoinary 70 prime hogs choice State quoted a
tagn as - 80 Country dressed 6i.dTi9c 10
Tor medium light
Sales-J. H Hume & Bro date Yesterday: 8
a "a 30. ~ ~ w 'e- NV 'O' 'eN'' ~ -
So ~ '''' = o 1850 " -
New-York tribune., 1900-11-09

A DvERTIsEMENTS ana supscriDt'on. for The Tribune
door until o'clock p. advertise
aMt. received the following branch oces
onice until o'clock viz 234 Sth-ave-. Q.
cor a3d-st: l53 9Th I2th-st AacyA. oth-avs
42d 9th ave: % East 14th-st: &7 West
42i-st eth and Sth l69 East 4Iths l.3S
Sd-ave between 18th and 7Ith sis 025 Sd-ave-
6lst-st T0S 1st-ave s9th-st: 756 Tremont-ave
Sd-ave. 4lstst: 55I Sd 21o Blseckerst
BIeecksr-st.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-09
ERIE RAILROAD.

New York. foot OF Chambers
as follows. 5 minutes earlier from W I'd s.
a m Daily-Solid 9 .. m.
Binghamton, Wavery. Elmra and Bradford Coaches,
parior car and dining Buffalo
m DAily.-Chicago Lmited-FaSt malI-Sold
Chicago arriving 20 Arr. Cleveland T.40
7.3O p. m. Daily-Burraio and Cleveland Express-Arr.
T05 Bradford T20. jamestown TOO
town 1927 Cleveland l2 30 p m sleepers 20 BunAs
and Cleveland Cafe
0i5 D. m. DaIIy-SolId train for BInShanaton Wayer-
Elmira Chicago. Seepers TO Buffalo Chicago.
fi,IC.KSTS LOCAL. TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
u ACCOMMODATIONS at Ill. 1l2. 26l. 4o1 s6T
Broadway. l55 East l25th ST. and 273 West I25th St,
Chambers and West ed ST. ferries. NewYork: 3S3 and
$40 Fulton ST. es Broadway. Brooklyn: Iz2 River 81.
Hoboken. and Jersey City Station New
Co. calls for and checks baggage to destination
New-York tribune., 1900-11-09
WEST SHORER.R.

Ir1Ins leaVe FrankIn 81 Station, y. T. follows
and Ism. West R.
sI15 A A--For interim points Albany q
fl1-zo a. Nd Lake Mohonk. Alnnewaska. Saraso<A
and Catsktn Mountains
s9:4o P. M-cont Lad for Detroit chicago St LoatA-
fS:So =. A--(2) For Hudson River points Albany.
sssds A.-Eor Roehestsr. Buffalo olsys Chicago.
'ls shs,9 MGFSr tnIn sy.n RSSh Niag Eas Des cht
No az 10;45 A. NJ NJ Leaves jersey
City. p r R. Sta. No. at II 20 A n. SIS p. II
checked from hotel or residence by Westcctt EN- q
LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent NJ Z.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-09
Railroads.
WABASH RAILROAD.
FREE Reclining Chair Ca

SOLID VESTIBULED TRAINS.
FAST TIME. Low RATES.
Queen City Special leaves New York 10 a NJ.
rives Chicago 1855 A. NJ. St Louis P. NJ. Kansas
City p NJ. next day -
Famous Continental Limited leaves New York daily
p M arrives Detroit T. so A: M. Chicago 335 P. M
ST. Louis 715 p N. next day Kansas City second morn
ing o'clock. Also through for Chicago and ST.
Louis leaving York 600. s15 and $50 P NJ. daily
IA B. MCCLELLAN. @. z. A.. SS7 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1900-11-09

Foreign Conee Markets Santos-Cotee market weak:
pea average Santos 6s7oo receipts a. coo bags stock
ower: 2Se u pfs net lower; sales 1900 bags
Esvre-Conee market opened y franc lower; at u M
unchanged. Il franc lower; 8 4
franc lower. far unchanged; $50 unchanged
total sales 2sOO0 bags
New-York tribune., 1900-11-09

'ARh
spring wheat 67T7Sc; No red. 72% &79.5e No corn
white &c No white 2ssG21c fair to choice mating
grade $40 pork bb sl lard per ser 100 n $a
Shoulders boxed $8$6 25 clear sides thoIed SO 30
G&6 40, whiskey basis OF high wines. ~ q On me
Produce Exchange to-day the butter market was seady
creameres 15U22c; dairies l-@1G ISc '"eee uu' l"g
lli4c. EGGS steady: fresh. 2Oc
Cincinnati Nov. s,-Flour steady. Wheat quiet; No 2
red 7Gc dull; No mixed 32h<c Oats nfrn' NO =
mixed 241z G25c. Rye dull: No p 55c.
Tsc: November 7sc: December. IS'ao: May, Sl@S No
Northern cash T6c. arrive TSc November Ibc; De-
cembcr 75i.c May. T9Hc: No Northern Tic No 3
spring Corn. 3Thc- Oats 23a23~c.
No 2 Northern. T3674c Rye firm: No l. bic Barley
higher: No . eoc: sample 4i9oSc
MINNEAPOLIS Nov. s--wheat cash, 76hc: December
74i,c May. 77iac on track. No ! hard. The: No |
Northern. TbHc; No northern iAn3'''10- f'OHi ANU
bran unchanged.
philadelphia. Nov s-wheat &c lower: contract grade
N1yember ri. Q721sc Corn lc lower; No mixed No,
251,g2sc. Butter hrm good demand: fancy Western
c higher. fresh nearby &c do 24c. do South
York fun creams FANG d ~ t T 90 cd SS S, % coo m IN
sash shiements~whea1 $4,000 bush corn 5000 bush
oats. 1900 bush
st Louis Nov s-Close--wheat; No 2 red. cash. tic:
November Tic; December. II NC May. 7btc: No hard.
cember s4ac: May S5%a35lEc oats-No 2 cash. CSC;
November, 23c December 22l=c; May. 24Sc; No Z
Toledo. Nov. s-wheat dun and weak cash and
November 76Hc: December 77%c; May. s1Ae, Corn
fairly active. weaker: cash and Novemoer 81 De
cember. aGt4. Oats dull unchanged cash and Novem,
duii. cash 1889 prime So 90: December SO So March
$6 72ia
New-York tribune., 1900-11-09

F.ttlnated recepts to-morrow New-Orleans are II
200 TO II 600 bales, agains: week ago and
l1.33S bales last At Houston 10000 to 20 600
bales against 103s4 bales last
year ~ ' o -'
Receipts at the ports points to-day COM
pared wiki the same day last year:
New-York tribune., 1900-11-09
CENTRAL R. R. OF NEW JERSEY.
ROYAL. BLUE LINE.

ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA
tS.OO 300 'Inf'i A NJ
$50 500 rs:se 400 t43o 800 TOO 1850. $500
li''-% RAITIMORE AND WASHINGTON
I.4.s0 $500 .IOO0. al 80 NJ tI:Oo. q 80, 800
so 90 300 p NJ "12:I5
ofees Liberty ST Fe.ry. South Ferry. 1lS M IL 2sl
q Union 50. West 15S East I25th 81 ZIs West l2sth
Columbus Ave New York: 4 Court St 3i4. $50
Fulton ST. brooklyn: sS -oad Williamsburg New
York Transfer calls for and checks baggage TO dest
i From Liberty St only 'Dany. tDaiIy. except Sun
day. sSunda's only
New-York tribune., 1900-11-09

SPOT cotton closed quiet with quotations unchanged on
ne basis f el@c for middlng upland and 13-16c
middhng Gulf No sales. Southern markets were
elegraphed follows: Neyy-Oreans steady &c higher
at S5sc; Mobile steady unchanged l3-Isc: Savannah
STEADY, Lice higher &c: Charleston
az Sc Wilmington duh unchanged &C. Norfolk seady
nnchanged at &C. Baltimore nominal, unchanged at 9sc
memphis is steady unchanged at 1516c; Augusta steady
Galveston quiet, Lice higher
Il
New-York tribune., 1900-11-09
Dublic Notires.

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE,
BUREAU FOR THE COLLECTION OF TAXES,
NO 81 CHAMBERS STREET.
(STEWART BUILDIEG).
NEW YORK NOVEMBER l. 1900
New-York tribune., 1900-11-09

year ago All winter wheat points reca,vad ,o- ~.
my 9-.oo bush While NJ t.t eIte
re. to increase 10000 bush for the Teek - va.
t ii tnonSst that Northwest country elevator sun.
Wy isht iarn deliveries encouraRino
,le Close ana one explanation the ne ali. u
lst ia nouF was an Of ga Ioads a. r -,
spplenenting the 90 loads to haTe hes 49, a.
eii posuors on Weonesoay A dispatch referred
W te oho crop report as estimating
year at only 10 cent Of years s,aas
shortage OF about 5000 coo bush he PrIca 1S
reported favorable week. moderate r,o-la-II -
Srah According TO The Northwestern Nillar' go, 80
OF the twenty two mills in nneapoM are ide ,bt -.
70 a oeo 5o IN flour and the weeks OUTPUT is
eStlnated at o 200 bbls In Chicago cash wheet ssIa
amounted to 100000 bush.
on, hard Kansas only 3IA 4c
aEairst 512c discount week Ouotafiore -
wheat ahoat basis. were follows: No red New
York Tac No l hard Duluth SSlSc noroinsl. Ia ~"
hard NewYork, .CORN-Traee in the lorsf ~
ket was more active than including liberal
lions the bear side inspired partly by dacIne ~ -
d in English markets and continued favorabe
which has encouraged more liberal offerings OF new corn
AT Interior points The depression
sales OF this character lasted
day and left final prices +sGIllc lower ]aca e
trade amounting T6 loads all ports Wednes
days export trade also proved be larger than generally
reported at The close of the market. reaching 100000 ~
all told No corn closed 45l+c elevator. 45sc delivered
and 46'ac. b anoat old No white and yellow corn
40 'sc OATSThe market for oats was sea i
but quiet unchanged property. oats closed
- &c; No oats 2lc, No = white, CSC No
track mixed. 25126sc track white 27@33c No white
Clips 2S FYEMarket steady; No Western 56c
qu,et. Feeding, 42dr46c and mailing 5G4r5Sc both
Buffalo BUCKWIiEAT RAIN-Marl<et quiet Quot
cd. 57'4 6Goc.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-09
THE NJ ARKETS.
TOTAL DOMESTIC RECEIPTS TO-DAY.

New-York. November 6. 1900.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-09

Receipts OF beadstufs at interior points thousands,
three cphers 0OOOD omitted flour bbls. grain BUSH
New-York tribune., 1900-11-09

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The chief OF the Internal Revenue
Bureau has made a most peculiar de
cision that is Of interest to ply sicians.
He holds that physician prescribing
for his patients whiskey, brandy, wine
or any alcoholic liquor that is not
compounded into medicine by the ad-
mixture Of drug or some m:dical
ingredient, must pay special AK as
a retail liquor dealer. Notwithstanding
the liqucr may be prescribed for a
medicine and only used as such. OF
course, unreliable physicians might
prescribe alcoholic liquors without
their being really needed as medi-
cine. but 1t does seem strange to re-
quire physicians who do prescribe al
coholic liquors purely for medical
purposes 30 take out a retail liquor
license. 1t appears to be carrying the
point TO an absurdity However, it is
to be said that the Internal Revenue
Bureau is compelled to make a strict
construction of the revenue laws, and
that the remedy IS in the courts Of
congress.