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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-27

METAIs-The market metals displayed general &C
SIS 80. from abroad furnishing no incentive in
speter was quiz, ana unchanged at 81 3or 81 rs
Lake copper was dull and still quoted SIG mash
changed So 5OaSio The brokers price for lead
MoI.AssEs AID sYkJ,f5s-f Business was not parttcu-
wants g n9 nar TO sappRs
Was oaite rfn at fulV snstainaf pr1e ps We're
steady Quotations follow: New orleans centrifugal
common 12a he fair l+qlsc good 2oq2sc prime. COG
4Oc s'!Ips corn1on 53giSc fair l7glsc; good l9@2oc
ooEAN rREIGHTSsan tonnage in steady mod
snd medium sizes suitable for le' os o. and rhe nsary
foreign tedes ates We're quoabiy UNCHANGED and fairly
demand a. nominaly unchanged rates Rates for time
gov 45sd: Bristol SD f1eith 4s+d Hull 4gd New
castle, 4s.d; Antwerp 44d; Hamburg 20 pigs Roter-
io5 n Soc hndon oats = Cd 10 British
steamer 2 1870 tons Ne" York; australia trade. months
asrS eaasl 2oe toas tansaantic trade
Gulf timber trade years. 1916 nrst 1850 second ana
n, tons Gulf timber ta 'h: hu II oa5 6cl,ueTv
Guf AnstTan fttaneT ~ tons general cargo hence
wegan steamer l+l6 tons phosphate. Coosaw 10 Hun
ions ph osphate to ROTTERDAM Zwyndrech
vest coast south ncca -, rnrh ~ tI3,terss 32s 81
eceber r1ish staamer o4e tons OF sis Cd jan
February steamer $50 tons mahosany Nicaragua to
cargo hence 70 sydney or Mebourne sos 50 rssister
q % 3D. berth qS s
orders 3D. prompt british bark 244s elm stone
HUI TO NswfGrh private 'erTns seh9on s 2St tons
British schooner 22s lumber. Ship Island
SIS schooner. ia tons. NeU-York TO Eaytf
back lump sym ana port charges: schooner. III tons
kew-York 10 san Domingo and back, lump and port
charges two schoonsrs 98s and lo30 tons coal Bal-
10 Galveston u rs and discharged and back from
the Gulf with phosphate rock 81 20 schooner 476
lumber AAypoft 10 New-f ork So schooner, 5s5 tons
lumber Savannah 70 Portland 50 20 schooner. ST3
lumber Bruns~ick to Ne~~York. - 3D. schooner 146
ties savannah to NeTV-aorh 1oc schooner,
lumber and switch Savannah 10 New-York S. so
respectively; schooner, 50l 36-foot ties
Charleston 10 Se~-Yorkt 1sc sch6oneT 1875 tons ties
wisoonico 70 Philadelphia l7c British
tont phosphate. Tampa HelsinEborg
OTIs-The market continued weak without anv i'm
nortant demand from either domestic foreign quar-
ters offerings rather liberal quotations Relned
petroleum fairly active and unchanged Iinseed ni
continues steady we quote Petroleum. bhs 81 25 and
81 s.; refned cases. NewYork IS SIS, cottonseed oil
prime crude. hbls. 2sG29c; prime yellow &c
on yellow 81 izc: prime white 3ac prime win
yellow. 87l.ass4e. linseed, raw 75qTec
iinssss ssessd se unasr sTsaas isra oil
SScvsssoNs-es al sreasc. szssp. asvsmsa= lard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-27
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 81 1900

and prices irregular. higher. other
vegetables generally readily. though prices
~ material Improvement Charleston beans in &C
site demand the advance quoted. Norfolk spinach
shIy nruler Other vegetables about quoted
~ quote Potatoes Long Island prime Dbl 81 500
per Dbl 81 asds1 81: sweets. jersey per Dbl
oVl 70 Southern 60G9oc; caulihowers Long Island
S,a eaooaEes Long Island. 1O0 S3qS4 caohsges
ss per ton Sl2GSl5 chcory NewOrleans Dbl 81
sngGi 90; lettuce New-oreans Dbl. s2gS4 onions
East %he pcse DBL 81 5oass do C9nnesfrs and
orang white $SqS4 do red and yellow 81 23Sl 20 90
Per 100 No. 81 25@si So do yellow 81 25QSl So okra
oVcvSl peas, Florida per basket 81 50qS2 So do VT
sns per basket 5OcG$2 romaine. Neworleans per Dbl
oTas so string beans Charleston Per basket 'cS2
BOG '9c Dc Norfolk per Dbl 6e75c turnips Canada Rus
sia aSgsoc Jersey Russia. COARSE tomatoes Florida
M1LK-The MIX Exchange price for standard quality
is Sc Quart.
s must be noted that todays total represents sun
gay and Monday there softening erect upon
good point for the period is that tne nam road
are receiving better proportion OF me
ing This Is desirable for much local call that has been
No s7!4g92Ac No So as5c; No B. 77'4Gsoc: clover
mixed 75QsOc; clover. 721sa7Tesc: salt hay. 4oa45c
oihAW-Market strong with moderate supplies De
mand steady sOGS5c for good TO prime other grades
7Sq7711c. Dat traw nominal. Receipts Of hay and
to-day: River Railroad Railroad. $40;
Transatlantic Railroad 80; Delaware Lackawanna and
Western Railroad 20! Lehigh Valley Railroad 200 Bat
Jersey TO- West Shore 30; river boats 100 canal boats
iSI; total 1547 tons Receipts Of straw By river so;
, Elgn. Nov. 26-Butter declined slightly on the Elgtn
oard OF Trade from the price Of week ago The offer
made. The Quotation Committees reported official
market steady at &c below the price week ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-27
EXPORTS LAST WEEK
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. November %. 1850.
-gF-FE-F-Tne-@ considerable of boom in the cot
. market -!a. s1@cualtyely otherwise Ira
go ned bags. the largest single days bUs
in many months advance q 2aG3o points &c
CURED fuctuaticn scored in many weeks
ruled with prices 1899 points hIghe-
a. general buying ed by frightened shorts and
investors. Europe bought freely around the
cal indce lions pointed - marked ad
5-t-rz: being reco ded The cables reflected
Er--r European markets RraZraf markets
- ne sru eNpecta the
-s.i-al situation the United States Pessl
r,s.l- favor
-rov-rlrEI az old time bul!
Fue~giaur- market Al the opening
late ket held its
ggn alnirebly ruled firm tone with
.roes 2fG2a points the best minds
n ne SLOW predict further startling ad-
that Justihed IN We"
q that heavy est
bzTag nee led hold the rise Of to-day The
spa coH-e market fairly active, and hrner WITH
futures Prices improved y upa hscallI somewhat 40
70 believe thu Improvement. and rur-
chased fashion Total warehouse de
United the ended
bag bags and 10 l5l
OF the former
New-EoTk reported $3.50 bags. receipts were
for with $4,000 last
and J4G 900 fer the week Rio
eips 6IsF bags. $500 the pre-
T.rgs x h6o last year fto shipments
United states zlsto fEEs week Europe, I0e00
the United States. 1G2 600;
o E-roT- $500 baiss-
The range Of prices the local market to-day
zE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-27

Cotton Eaehanss Special vsrpno Cables Spot
fars a oG s saa s
TeeTs points de sn d 4 points weak ns, to points
berJanuary 22ls 3anqaFy,TTtearuary s2Is Februsry
Msy9ua si' s4s: slsS oisiis
December. 5251as. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. slowly;
better qualities nour both spring and winter but
en SURVIVES S the unsettled Condition wheat an
o s s % sTs aSs isas sng nr
$ @ 10 etra No wSse g s5s!a No NO
grade 5oqsls IS spot and to arrive Buekwheat -four
s g. sho BYE Suo's9 ORR II
S MEhi Kin dF gGotes Fine White and genow ascss
sPs5 sa S. sacks PFTn
bran bulk ST. winter bran SIG 50asls 50;
s % s i6rS & cake so 6onn Chop So so OH
ing the Visible supply service
points West and South occasioned extreme dull
ness in hes somethnF of an Increase n IN @
until at market strengthened moderately
borhood Of 100000 When posted shortly
6fe en %h mmedste inspired active selling 9u BY
bed ee n a n The T se ta
most Of private wire houses experienced end Of
sopp Ib general indifference among local operators
about ABB ans ANY dfcui at tines to Eet the
lar official quotations from ehcasG ana the so S
almost equal aSk Of int hteres Taf by
but in cash circles as well only about dezen loads be
|
tons Opening rifle easier, result OF free sell,
ruled quite firm in spite of its dulness until the
unexpec,ed urn in visible supply figures already
6 one way or the o9her The qusntity oG
@ 900 as and n world n spme xfi0 me UR a
hush so+2 600 hush 5.ao4 bush
were c6l6Hao bush; against 3 $40 o0o bush last week
English markets although i4d@d higher at the start los
! There was a advance of IL points
/ kets and Of L mark at Berlin Antwerp also closed
! decline local stocks at New York there de
Of ~ 500 bush hut the supply of No red in
anoa basis as follows: No red NewYork 7SSsc;
! n hard Duluth. S7hc old No Northern Duluth,
cage eIisr No hard New-York 76lsc...... CORN-AlI
speculative inter.st In corn was centred the actions
h eiis5 ~ rax 90 severai Is d'rinc me my
pagn. although weather conditions against
~ asr element was hv no means certain that higher
than this would be paid before the deal
80 e.I,. IN r iIons and the make, closed At 4ec
srf7,ste1 nv this strong movement and ruled pretty
the g,arti;y on passage which was more than offset hv
bush the visible supply English markets
closed % Sd net hlgtltf nul 'n eAIoI o"rig
hush and contract stock lost 100 bush exhaustng the
sgrplv No corn closed 46Itc elevator 47c,
aaoa1 OATS-The market quiet but steady.
Visible supply figures increased 1of4 600 bush while
%ew York stock decreased 600 No closed
- oSl1o track mixed 25tz 27i2c track white 2si a
e western 49, and 10 Western. SOC both o h
aeoar ~. 5odh1c New-York b M. Ely
ho-t = I Rl:fa ..-.. F2T-CFwHFAT GRAIN-Market
firm. quoted 6lG64c c i New York
vlaIOIy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-27

there was oderate advance during the day in Response
70 cent rise live hogs and the strength Of corn
opecuiaVe trade however, very quiet all day anu
entirely without feature. Chicago receipts $4,000
At all points the receipts amounted rs 600 head For
PORK-Quiet Quoted Mess S12as1S; family s1s SOC
Mess. s9Q$9 So; family $40 5oasli rs; racket 500
Nominal Quoted; s2oas2o so. DRESSER Ed HOGS.
pigs. INC, Cut MEATs--Pckled bellies easy. Quoted
Smoking 10lac; 10 10 s4ae&c: II &c. IA n. s%Rsc
Picked shoulders dull. Quoted: &c. Picked hams quiet
9gS5sd 9gSted u9 Gisg
1850. City lard quiet Quoted .15c Refined lard easy
Quoted: South America, s40ci Continent. z 65o BRAZIL
kegs 4oc Compound dull Quoted: City 6ls@6e; Wessa
CSC; city lard stearine. sGshc
RICEThe market for rice ruled rather quiet but about
steady. at unchanged prices Quotations follow 20
nestle common to low fair 8hQ4Ac: fair 20 good 4%g
5e prime choice, 51$q5%c; head. 5%G6hHc; Patna
bond 29211c
SUGAR-The only Importance. aside from the
old prices. the that Howell Son had
advanced their list prices points. Otherwise the market
quiet. with very little business doing. Quotations
follow Cut loaf and crushed &C. dominos and nouo a.
powdered powdered soc; Eagle eonfectioners
granulated coarse. extra fine N cartons
N bags and n bags of fine granuated 51oc; Eagle
fine granulated standard granulated and DIAMOND a
b20c: No 4, 5.l5c; No g. 51oc No s. 503c: No 4s9e,
No s, 4.S5c; No o. roc; No TO- 470ci No H. 1000 NO
II and 49, 460c: IS and 49, 4s5c. Cable adviees
were rather better than anticipated showing rise or
November and December options The local SITUATION re
mains quiet and steady nonnaly unchanged prices,
win offerings still very scarce closing plos wee
for centrifugal 3c muscovado and 3c for moasses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-27

Cash quotations follows: Flour dull and steady
corn. 46a49c; No yellow. 46Q4sc; No white. 26ec No
mating 57d5sc: No naxseed s, 62a$1 68 No North
western 81 81 prime timothy seed 42g4 AZ: clover
per 10 s. oas7 20: short ribs sides dese 50
clear boxed 81 s5a$6 90 whskey, high
vines u - n The Produce EA'na3ge today the 6g
90 Cheese active. 10a1Ii4c. Eggs quiet; o2c-
q Nsy 10 2s .s Gp ta?ey 50 @g So so
% &c. Rye quite. No 2 Sc '''As'
Duluth, Nov % Wheat-C'ash No ! hard, 79'+c;
Gs6: S arTTs 30 hard 7fee No Northern ' r a
DsGsbsT 72c May 76SS ,.s Corn ssG Oats t2sa2
zoe o' Barley Steady No 2 SaG6Oo sample $500 ''a
Nov OF cash 6a7 a. 7s nh
Northern Ass, No Northern, 7l7sa72e Flour steady
clears >oas2 90? second clears So O5G$2 10 BranIn
bulk. SIl 5ogs1 70.
Philadelphia, Noy e6c WI firm; contract grade
Noyen5er -. - Corn irJn &c hghsr No
firm; No w1e clipped 2sa29se Flour STEADY; winter
To lea s. Sds 30 do straight So Soss 40. Wet
winter 81 2oas3 IS do straight So 4OaS3
S & do patent sacks So No. spring clear 50 $
Do faTorite brands 81 15aS4 80; city mills extra s. 500
s. so do clear $ 2og$S 30 o do sFsEh5 s. 400 50 So do
PENNSYLVANIA Buckw6est -four quiet but steady with
f2Ssb ground new a At s5S2 as to qaallt So f6F
bqF do dub prn ana &c R s fsHy Sr
mand fresh nearby 37e do western 2se; % s9ut9wes{
tqPsy o bis f 4s 5 30 N ss %Ba5
4 500 bush; corn, 1875 900; oats. 10000
veo LOUIS So s 5a Isa fS'h o s Ms
ss S9 ssa 9aT 6ec sSs c0 NAY ASK cash
30 cash; 2sc N2yembeF 2sc' December. 225sc MAY
eernber rs MAY 7s5G coEn9uiet aTm cash. SO;
e es5 cash 1899 prime IS 10 Deeeoer S. Sc MaTah
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-27
OTHER MARKET-BY TELEGRAPH.


Chicago. Nov 2s-cattle-Keceipts. 1000: good to
croee active 1ogi5c higher; others steady, Gamers
strong Naves-Best on sale to-day caEIoade at $ go
80 - selected feeders slow 50 5o9s4 IS mixed stoekers
s. a. Ses & stea dinners to lcs nshs! s2 s
bulls active 81 6OG$4 So calves 50 5OG$5 Is Tex
as 49, Texas bus a 40 g. issr a
5000; Tomorrow, 81 600 estimated left 1000
bnh 81 @ SG'r ssos as a top $ Sssy RSa 5
T. s Il rough roIs hesyg sSs 10 sht s. 79s5 G2
and lambs lower good choice wethers $4
& M TFa TO s sheTe 3 sx g sassP sa
Western lambs - o5gS l5
s ncn si9dL NP b.,: 2e1aeg actiys higher !ogse
So so Lambs stronger. ssas4 d.
East Buffalo; N2s. 2e,-ReceIpts-cattle. e15
Cattle 90 cars: sheep lambs II cars: hogs
dragged and were lower Good to best smooth fat ex~
$5aS5 So shipping 81 5Ods5 export choice
extra, 50 15a$4 good choice butcher steers 81 ga
fat bulls s. 5oas4 feeder bulls sass fat Choice extra
- - - Sanners good to best 81 5og$2 year Ling
s. good 70 choice do s. 75Gs4 % common
heifers S2ass stock good best Sass 90 feed
to choice So 5OaS3 So 9Odss 30 Michigan
sockers 81 50RS3 Michigan feeders SO 29s3 80 Jersey
S5oa$55 good to choice s4Oas5O: springers choice
extra Stsgs4s calves choice to extrs g M ed
for top grade dry lambs faF ss'Y e ana
Choice to extra aryI S. s5as5 70 good to choice S5
SIS ~; common fair 81 25a$4 Is. sheep-Cnoice 70
extra So 75gs4 good to choice So 5Ods IS 90; Sonm2n 70
fair, So 5egs3 so wethers 50 1884 mixed s. o$S 90
ewes So 2aq$S So Canada LAMBS 50 tg 3S 81 a
fancy 81 1a workers. s. 1oq$a l2 piss $ 20; rogshs
. s gs lover cS stays 49, - - 80 and mar "e" 10
East I4esrty Nv 26CartIe dun extra i 80 SS 81
higher; prime and heavy hogs s. 1og$t 10 best
Workers IS G5as5 pigs s5as5 roughs So 50G$4 10
@$e 80; choice lambs 81 soG7S5: common good S3a
So 70; veal calves. Sc 5OGS7.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-27
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Savannah Nov. 26-Cotton easy: mddnE CSC: low
nniGdIing ec. receipts 5sS2 coastwse 1ss:
sales I41 stock O., 2Io
low middltng 1-l6c good ordinary l-I6c: gross re-
ceipus stock 9.s25
Galveston. Nov, 26-cotton quiet middlnE. csc; low
506 exports the Continent IA 29S: coastwtse
Sag I;,7nhis Nov 28-Co,ton firm: middlIns 1910.
low midIing 8 9-I6c; good ordinary. 1l6c: net re
stock. 116,sl3 ~
~ rldllinr a4c good ordinary sac: receipts 70 O0
EXPORTS 10 France $50. 10 the Continent. 1913: sales
: 80. stock 292 9la.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-27
ERIE RAILROAD.

follows. minutes earlies from W I'D
300 Daily.-Schd Tor Buffalo p
BaghaHlton. Waveriy, Elmtra and Bradford Coaches.
parloT ard cafe dining RI~8lo.
2-sSO p. Day--Chlcago LiuiJed-Fast u1aii-Scl.d
chicago arriving 20 p Cleveland A.
Sleepers Chicago. Cleveland. Cincinnati Dining car
7S0 ?. Daiy-Bgf5alo and Cleveland Express-Arr.
Buffalo 1e5. Bradford Jamestown Youngs-
Town 1'25 m; C1eTeland Il 30 m sleepe-s SUI
Cleveland. Gaze
S.15 p N. paily-Solid for BiaghantOn. Waiver
" Elra. Chicago Sleeperz Buffalo. Chicago Ctncia-
natl Dining
TTNCKBrs. Local TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN
ACCOMMODATIONS III. 1l2. 26I. $50
broadway. l55 East 125th ST and @72 West f2aA s..
Chambers and West Esd ferries. S3S and
$50 Fulton St sS Broadway. BROOKLYN. ST.
Hobokeu Jersey City station New York Transfer
CO calls for and checks baggaxs destination
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ROYAL. BLUE LINE.

p OK PHILADELPHIA-
sS4-S0 +r30 TS-ON ~lO0O a 90
I'D 800 10. $500 a. 20 -5NO 100 30
$500 nj M 2 n LIZ Is nd s,,,,-,
$50 $500. 1000. 113o a Tl0o. -iSo 3 90
of1ees: Liberty =. Ferry. Ferry IIS I72 ISL
4S4 9+5. 1900 1874 Broadway II3 Ave ~ f-h
% Union 81 West. is East l25yh 21S I25th
st. % Columbus Ave York. Court =. 944
Fulton ST Brooklyn as Broadway. a1sIu-E
York Transfer Go calls for and checks destt
from Liberty only -Daily +Dasly except sunday
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'Inciuhng 1928 TAX


COTTUS-It day OF trial and disappont-
freTds and ideas
probable concerning values IN the
future DESTROYED within half
everything during previous week had seemed
tsFor buL Of proportions, indications
Lbs before the opening all appeared to shape
toward dsas1Tous break under over@ heming bear de
vtlOEEneBk aEtoundingly weak. with
Liverpool credited selling orders
4 Private press reports had II that the
Lar ING. Europe being Hooded with sell
g 0r1ers SoufheTn markets and that receipts
curing TIE would considerably
ma volume IF Under this formidable
array Influences forced blocks
q cotton purchased 8 50 $50 for January
ths tei@t I9cent assured. The market
Hpt-e- with prices down JG2O points under the
pressure Ifus brought bear Low though they
ne initial proved the the session.
Ie Asa.iafug continued in full to the
b'st- south selling orders numbers,
&c Jumped thousand blocks
Eteh sHVr7A. desiring prohts. unable 60 absorb.
S9si rallies tendency
taarke steadily downward the early afternoon
M Last Aope q the bulls by estimates
~ Sfsf receipts New-Orl=ans Houston
shc ps official notification that Southern markets
tas4eF anc 1-iGd to nd lower. New-Oreans
t-aat5fe market presented weak front, and
Lit were erloeaees that supporters OF cotton
eag while the bears HoHentaT1ly gained in strength.
a. ne Close steady Of 27Q3I
@4s tremendous seller Liverpool owing
1SAtory cloth trade and disappointment way
ftis matter being handled Liverpool gave
"@.H points under that pressure and closed fat.
LAt range OF contract prices the local market
Gay q follow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-27

s IS sns 4s N, q: IA State sheep. 100 n. at
50 40 12s do. 30 10. 81 s5
Newton s 239 Buffalo lambs. 81 10. at S. So Is
State "A S. So sheep 100 10. 20 20
McPherssn Co.: 1e8 Buffalo lambs Is 10, at % -;
III Ohio de- es 10 at IS %: 12 do ~ ~ at IS; Ohio
E. L, kerns Co: 22s Buffalo lambs. IS n. IS so
Tooin d shannon; l04 State sheep. 90 ID al 80 (ate
Saturday,. Asa Indiana sheep, II 10. - IS.
George Dillenback: 1o1 Canada lambs So n. IS so
g. Curtis & Son: IS lambs rs n, IS so, 30
do cuIsl Il 10. at s. So 40 State sheep 1os NJ 50 Is
43 do II 10. at ST.
Andrew Mullen: % State lambs. Sc 10 at IS % IS
State sheep, "a n, 50.
Jellne Wright Co lambs. Il n. IS 81 u
81 do, 81 No. at $S 10 culs 46 81 State sheep. 70
10. Al
HoGs-Receipts for two days SO cars 1904
head. including about market. On Buffalo
adviess the feeling was Arm and Il was estimated that
fair choice hogs sell IS 1875 40 per 100 n
Country dressed slow at 5aTc 70 for heavy to light
sales-Newten & Co 8 State hogs 2ss 10 average. at
IS Is per 100 10; State pigs. 81 70, at SIS 20.
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n received 1t their Uptown Once Ne l2A2 Broadway.
door O'Clock p.
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and l4th- l42 Coluubusave, West 66th-st. lo6
West 4ad-st near sth-ave 90 East l4thst; 25T West
42d-st it'll sth 159 East 47h-st; 33s
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NEW YORK CENTRAL.

s12 A NJ ard 335 p NJ DaiIV sxcent Sunday 70
Pttsheld Sundays ~ A NJ
Pullman cars all through
Trains Illuminated with Ptntsch Light
Ticket Offices 113 26l and PIG Broadway Is
I Ini3n 81 W 20 Columbus Ave 1873 West I25th St.
IZS,h - and lSSth St Stations New York S3S T23
Fp T1 s. and 100 Broadway: z D. Brooklyn.
Ietephons 800 3Sth or NevY York
Service Baggage checked fom hotel or resdence ny
Westcott
EDGAR VAN ETTFN GEORGE II DANIELS
General superintendent General Pa Agent
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo Nov 3s-Sprtng wheat-No / Northern. old
spot SO7sc: No / Northern, new. spot, Is1sc Winter
wheat-No red. nc: mixed. 76c No / white. 75c Corn
firm No yellow. 42I4212c; No yellow. sc; No 1 vel
low 41l2c; No 42c No corn Al &c; No corn
Ale. Oats No 2 white 2S44c; No white. 2Tt2a
27S4c; No white. 26S4c: No mixed: 26c- BARLEY
Extra 64d65c fancy. 61G6Sc fair 70 good 51q
Coo; low grades 45G56c Rye-No nominally 55c Flour
quiet and
Chicago. 26-The leading futures ranged as fol
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RAILROADS..
PENNSYLVANIA

AND DEsBRossEs AND coRTLANDT STREETS.
AZ Inc leaving time from DesbrOsses and
IorIAa ndt Streets Is Ave minutes later thaa
that given below for Twenty-thtrh Street
STATION. except where otherwise noted
cSrs New va LIST aAii1mised TO two Buffet Parior
s ss5ic 4 M No Rs ssash s;xs e F.ss,sIs
oso A. NJ. PENNsYLvAasIA LIMITED MT wPaiilnaa
ton cas- For SeeP Pn Dnins smok5g and o5seIys
59aifPnSP ri c 13nsyllls s. Louis
Fer Toledo Nashville via Cincinnati and LOUISVILLE
5.5S p. NJ; ST. Louis EXPEEss.-Far Pit,sburE
sss F. " %EsTgRx E ESaiSs = l chie.so Far
L2iedo except saturday
Route connects hnGS Sy ea via s se5sn9sn Valley
WASHINGTON Tsts15 AND aST5 TIE Sis soTTH
1870 Ding ~ aT 10 'Is:5rossss 5 and orandt streets
streets a6 % s ~ SDTs9'2 2 ard p S9T5s s
Dining Cars, as as tDinns Car ass Gbtnns carr.
2S' m u 10 niEhf =, sgna@y = SIS lgS5 .9in-
Eresston9 Lin all ParloT and Dining Cars . =
SOUTHERN RAILWAY-Ezprsss. s-25. 4 . Il. 10
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILwAY,-For Memphis
ATLANTIC COAST IINE,-Express. $50 a m and Q IS
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILwAY-s55 a m and
sEARoARP AIR LINE,-Ezprrss. 1885 p m and II 10
FoR OLD POINT COMFORT and NoRgoLk,-5-5s a.
ATnA TsFTa9 elr2 and So p m daily
through Nesbued Fuf ParD Cars "A
Standard Coaches ~
F ra4 FoI 49, I. rs; s. wess-days
Wsst IWenIy-third street station. So T. -.
ID ana $40 p Sundays O. q m 2
tr9T besbrosses and Cortlsndt Streets 9e0
IZn $40 and 10 ,. n sundays ~ IN. Is
p.
FOR PHILADELPHIA
and tlrtaadt Streets 6u. 20. 5-5S.
80 ID - t955 Penna. Limited 10 10 u,esbrozs~s
ll 'oTtlandt Streets 10 2el Dining 10 - Dining
SaFl l-'h' m. 12-55 L. - DINING Can.
presses and 'ortlandt Streets 220i ~, &25 a15.
10 = Dining Carr. 4-55 Dining Carr, 5.55 dining
= ar tT 80 20 SO 30 m. II 10 night sundays.
- t'., mo coacheSl SO. $50. 30 o. a. OLTuir@1,
~ ~ Dining carr a Il % Il 81 Dining carr.
no ttlning Car. 3.25. 355 - Ginning Carr. IS
Dining Car. 5.55 Dining Carr 755 % $50 SIS
=. m. IL 10 light.
Ticket offices: Nos 4s1 a4s 1896 1854 III and .e1
sSrosssdway Astor House West Twen1y-ttird street
a't"h and stations foot ~ Desbrosses and
streets Court Street $50 Fulton Street. Broad
way ana Pennsylvania Annex Station Tre1k}vr- STA
TON -ersey City The New York Transfer company
VIII call for baggage from hotels and res-
del@es through destination
lepIep11ne .9l4 Eighteenth Street Pennsylvania
J. d ~ TCHINSON, r WOOD.
General Manager General Pass trsn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-27

sot COTTON closed quiet with quotations 5sc decline
tae basis Of l01sc for nltddiing upland 10rsc
tis1cIlAg Gulf Sales. III bales e
were telegrephed follows; easy
&C lover: Mobile. CSC: vannzh easy,
PC lower Wilmington. hrsn, sAc Baltimore. nominal
~ le%c Memphis nrTn, a I3-I8c. August, nothing
e2a4 EEtinstec receipts tonotrcS al ke~Or1eaRs
-t.O0o 70 10 900 bales, - 63s q
70 Sog
against p $40 iast week, IL q baieE ysar
Receipts the and
pared win the dsy week ana last year: