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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-22

1IIH 4as Cayen nor 6 ca;srin
total SG9a bales; week. 1880 bales,
PoULTRY-ALIVE-Re to-day is carloads Trade
We ana Fow per r. chickens 6sIe
ROSTERS turkeys ducks average Western per
Ra segS5S gsess s@s 81 s@a
turkeys weather mild and unfavorable and with very
picked poultry is under almost entire neglect. scarcely
strictly perfect condition buyers afraid to risk
eodas ana any ee Bg OF s Hs k.n Gg brs
supply and 1oe about all that can be depended upon for
occasionally bring FRACTION more Wes,en chickens and
though occasional Of specially desirable chickens
sell ia Fy but da Ra and
s99ass & ps Hy and 9w scss ago
a aS best 0ss5 6oe f2 80 ing
chickens Phladelphia selected large, 15c: do mixed
sizes 100 49, do Pennsyvania large 12a dc fair
i3@i3c do fair to good l6al2c do we5tern scsided LOG
SIC 90 6Ro aHd Mcss scadsd acy 1o %
medium Weights SIC; do Southwestern average best
Sow so State and A PennsIsR good to prime ssc do
Western dry picked average prime, DC; do Ohio and
stsrase prime s}za9c do southwestern dry picked prime
GEESE pf6 1c whs aS fa da dark sGi
Dozen DO mixed 7sasi 3d. 90 dark 81 25S$ 60
GAMEEThe mild and unfavorabe weather has checked
descriptions win grouse shade lower. plenty
d0S s. 25ds2 drawn and interior
df e per P &S5 %ooc0e s @ S
snpe golden plover. frozen dozen 81 1862; do
fresh 81 25GSl So pover. frozen 81 1882: do
fresh, $ld$l Is: Wild ducks. prime. per pair
50 5OGS}: poor $14$2: do redhead prime 81 500S2
do poor S1G$l %: do Mallard, G5475c: teal blue
wing 4OM5Oc; greenwing, 2563Oc: rabbits per pair
2Oq30c; jack rabbits, IJdS)c.
POTATOES AND VEGETARI.ES-Dom table po-
tatoes meeting good outlet tone firm sweet
potatoes plenty Onions moderate supply and
steady for choice. Cabbages high. Celery
plants liberal supply and lower but other Florida
Other vegetables range about quoted. We Pc
Western $50 H. 81 25q$1 g. do sack. 81 %
0$ do Jersey prime. 81 25d$1 81 sweets Jersey per
Dbl 81 5oqS2 % do Southern 73ca$1 caulihowes Long
Island bbl 25cG$2; cucumbers. Florida basket.
75c@$1 do crate, 5ocq$1 25; celery. dozen
stalks 10d45c cabbages, Long Island 100 $3a$4
chicory New0rleans per Dbl $685. eggplants Florida
per bb 81 5O@$2 so; do box. I5cq$1 %: lettuce
eworeans. per Dbl $3aS4 onions. connecticut and and
81 u.s. do Orange County white per bag $2G$3 90 DO
red in bulk $50 10 81 25gs1 So do yellow 81 25
81 okra Florida carrier S1GS2 peppers Flori1a
per carrier 50cq$l romano New-orieans per Dbl S5g
Florida per crate 5oeQs1: spinach Norfolk per Dbl
25Q50c; turnips Canada. Russia. Dbl. 75QSOc; to
matoes. Florida. carrier. 81 50Q$2 so
MILK AND CREAM-The daily receipts OF
milk including bottled milk at the different
railway distributing points and the city for the
nav follows.
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6nrroqates Notices.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
Il YORK by the Grace of God Free and Independent-
To William G. Thompson. brother Of Charles H. Thomp
son deceased and there heirs of kin OF
Charles Thompson deceased other than the brother
named above If there be widow OF said Charles
II THOMPSON deceased TIE names and places Of resi-
b reeonabIe diligence and this citation Is directed
that narson by the general designation.
of kin OF Charles II. Thompson,
deceased send greeting: Whereas. Henry Livingston
PogeTe NJ The City New York. has lately applied
~ S,,rrnrae's OF County OF New York
writing, relating both real
1,rolertv proved the last Will and
Of Charles H Thompson. late of the County
york deceased, Therefore and eaCi,
the Surrogate Of County OF New
WY az his Office the County OF New York the
1o,h ~ az December. thousand nine hundred
bafpas ten in the forenoon of that day then
M go 10 attend probate Of the said last VIII
Trae,an'ant And Of you hereby cited ars
49, +be age Of weny-one required appear
~ 6u guardian have or If You have
vonr failure to do so. guardian will be
appointed ny the surrogate 10 Represent ana ACT ior you
the proceeding, ". 49,. .,,,..5 e.. c., -. -,
Al A9' Surrogates OF the : d County New
YORK 10 he hereuntn affixed
Witness Hon. Abner c. Thomas Surrogate
~ c1 ~ our said County of New York. said
/" - County. Esd day OF October. In the year OF
our Lord thousand nine hundred
J. FAIRFAX MCLAUGHLIN.
Clerk of the Surrogate's Court
TYLER & DJvPAND Attorney for Petitioner 146 Broad
York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-22

81 22hSsi IS: do SCOTCH, bags 20 81 s5Ss1 a7s
after The Of ss ts.
Pec for n.t week faSSrsSs J0ns
without important movement but there Is no great
90 q
2ssc do hed thirds 9e seconds Sac State dairy half
Hs n SECONDS & 30 DO ,srs sSs STATE STATE ds
es F do s Grades
factory June make finest do he'd somm9n
a1ic factory dairy grades I2eisse; rene ne
change be noticed in the the
madefste s' but t there little demand and nothing
demand home trade but 1oso all that S9qs
grades hsae 70 @:
both large T AND and eoaden te and are sales at
Pals .%s a large @
,Gs - S:to st4ti an aa
loAo good to choice l0910lse:; do common to tar
ansT o do s1 GOOD to dRo
fair, s Q1Oc; light skins small choice sSgsc; do do
taiF to aood 5gs;sc 90 a4e full skins "a
fresh gathered hold
hold coincidence quiet at present and to
force sales concession would be necessary siecd
white soasc: fancy selected brown 29aSec DO
hed and mixed 1886 a ees loss
aic soaSern at %ss rs d ae
fun packed 2O@2Sc: do earlier packings 1elhG2oc lined
MID in liberal supply: supp Dre es
ue anG Without mra Change on
is defeeye and such are urgently offered at easy
and meeting fair demand cranberries quieter, and
tone to vauss Forida oranges
as95s: aRRi psy E"s
sisss $es ssi
Niagara per- small base Per DO pT 10 basket
ooeqs ss conear 9iSf per snail 50
Tsi5: sss Xmas 20 Fsy j! ss
Cape Cod fancy varieties. per bbs ssass do usual
varetes Sc S@ss Jersey Dbl IS 25@ss 1 do gsr
grape fruit ' s. 5oGsS oranges '0Faa per 00S
neutrality-suspicious. for evaporated apples. is
Mot doing fi, in sun dried apples Chops and
&C. &c SG hs Sa 80 u do R%e ses %
and sds TO- per 10
syaPoratea lsS2s 1Sl6S black *
R9yal sS9G Pea96sss California unpeeed 79Se
al 10th the way ,d from sG to 2 with fair
interest here and the market is arm position for
been soid Awaiting i sspment
c do @3'f to fr so0H sos ihoce
9 DO p good to od 2@Sc do to fa U
to do @ ehGce 90 90
1888 so o oid ods fa Ease sl'' State ana
HAY AND STANDARDIZATION quotabie
cuay sharp Many Suyers as betere
hay the inside line prices for best and
number putting with the grades of hay
while the present stun prices are No rush Of sup
some of the holdings available by rail We Prime
large bales 100 ~ 95@9I!2c; No do. s7l2q92'2c
DO S21a6S5c No II II assoc Glover grades
changed Salt hay 4OG45c Small staple sell fairly
large the present firm STRAW
Receipts heavy for the week though there has been
pressure market supplies. Prices firm. Long
good to prime, 77laqs24c other useful 72l2 G75c Dat
straw in moderate way 52l2G57lac Receipts of hay
in reported a the Produce Exchange
day: Hudson River Railroad. $50: Erie 21O; Pennsyl-
vania 60 Delaware, Iackawanna Western, 30 West
Shore, Lehgh Valley. 200: river boats, 150 canal
boats 292: 1872 Receipts of By
$50 tons; by rail. 40; total 900 tons.
Receipts of hay and straw in tons for week ending
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OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Nov 2l.-Catue-ReceIpts 10000 head: choice
about steady others slow to loo lower Butchers stock
strong Natives-Best to-day. carload, at
S. - Good to prire steers S. 30aS5 poor medium
81 25as5 selected feeders slow 81 15QSi ~ mixed
heifeg firm 81 50; Gamers active 0c higher SIG
81 bulls 50 25dS4 so; calves. $4Gr$5 Texans
fed steers $4pS4 90 Texas grass steers s. 5oa$t I0
head: tomorrow testimatedr $4,000; left over, 5000
Steady 10 stronger; top 81 95. Mixed and butchers
heavy 1O s. 6OQS4 oo bulk OF sales 81 so
~. SheepReceIpts head. Sheep and lambs
active shade higher Good choice wethers $4qS4 70
fair choice mixed So 1884; Western sheep s4qS4 %
Texas sheep 81 50g$2 CO. native lambs, 81 2J4S5 10;
Cincinnati Nov 2i%Hogs steady SO 5oa$4 90 Cattle
steady. 81 25qS4 50 Sheep dull lower, 81 25q$3 so
Lambs dull, $3@$4 S.
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Railronos.
ERIE RAILROAD.

,,-oueb trains leave York foot OF Chambers St.
- tnliaSs and minutes earlier from W 23d St;
as 90 n, DaIly-Solid FOR Buffalo. Arr. D.
u,oSrerton waverly. Elmira and Bradford Coaches.
bIuslI - and cafe dining to Buffalo.
P 80 p m Daily;-cheago Limited-Fsst nail-s9ld
tram 70 70 Chicago Cleveland. Cincinnati Dining car
III; So m Daily.-Bunso and Cleveland Express-Arr.
i N 81 m: Cleveland II 80 sleepers Buf-
fa!o ana n paily-Soiid train for Bnghamton Waiver
inr Chicago Sleepers Buffalo. Chicago. Cincia-
Hrn; P P9Ts LOCAL TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN
fhc.canuNODATIoNs III. liz. 26l 40l and 95T
i1-o,dwsv Ia5 East l25th ST. and 2I3 West I25th ST.
Chambers and West esd 81 ferries New-YSrk 3ss and
@,sn ana Jersey City Station New Transfer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-22

e order OF Hon. Ahner c. Thomas, Surrogate OF
cntv ~ New York notice Is hereby given all per-
sons having against Margarita Jorrn late Of the
aS. win vouchers subscriber.
nIace OF transactng business the office OF Pavsy
ptoSs his attorneys 81 Nassau Street Bor-
anSh Of Manhattan in the CITY Of New York be-
80 ,bA fourteenth day Of March, 1901. next-Datsd:
NaSs York September 8. 1900. CLIFFORD $. WALTON.
.N,uar,y administrator PAVEY & MOORE. Attorneys
An Sminstrator 80 Nassau Borough OF
tan New York y. Y
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TN PURSUANCE Of an order of Hon Abner

{, Thomas a Surrogate Of the County of New York.
notice is hereby given to AL persons having claims
Y deceased to the with vouchers thereof
~ sbecrber at his place OF ransacting business at
20. once Of Goodwin Thompson Yanderpoel No Wall
stree ~ ~ december next-Dated New York the
9aT M" 8sv Of MAY. 1890. RICHARD W. FRIEDMAN
ttorneys FOR Executor No Wall Street. New
York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-22
TIVE BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston Nov 2l-'The American Wool and Cotton Re
porter say wool trade tomorrow: The de
OF the kind calculated TO impart much snap or activity
the wool The failures OF w. l. strong & Co.
the stott woolen Mills and Frederick Hartley nave
naturally creating certain amount OF de-
preston and iul in business and yet there has been
fair progress the sales OF the last week as
gregating nearly 500 pounds There 10 general
weakness In the market and the sales which have been
week far be learned, have been made
at bstantay the prices as were current week
Holders generally arm; this 10 especially
true OF holders in the country fact the latter
snythnR regarding the failures referred TO a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-22

Is c S1Esn ~ q. al s' s'7 m at S. Penn
10 M sa 14s = Ohio steers. oar
at aiG g g. At 3 $, co. ii7o n
s. isss 3 on K. =
g i as' e Son : s9ifss ''i;E 4i's
oxen snd steers. 20 Fn9s ,sTs ss r. at & 20 !.
80 g. 30 si Il =; i : s -: !, = ]: 81
IS d. IS 40 81 & o. 500 n
ff; Go a. o s5"q e !. at e s. r. ss g.
% s 6e 9sI. culver sfsss 1900 n at "a 3d.
at s a. !q - q Ga bulls; $50 ~ at 81 49, cow $50 NJ
4:s: s:'sPsj s s.: 40 -
W Bulls S a:s & 81 ass :. S. a. asf'Fs
s. ss &C., At as So 81 c0 s. Sc Is 90 si
s. 2e s. 3d. 50 g d. Is4 r. at 81 Is 80 do sS2 ~ at
Mullen y cows az 81 IS ~ at 81 co. d. ITO 10 at
70 g. & q so s. 10 e. s g. 10 a. es '
Il F. ss' 39fS @ :, 3 : i:
N G. s?5' bs sS. 2oS5 l5s' at g So d. 1870
s TSll at So d a. ri 81 do 70 $50
pS So s. rs 81 as II do
bull: "a and Ss sas ss at 81 ii 81 S do 7Oa m
@ sSA $50 bulls s $50 sg o 81 Is S. do Do
e 9 so% a. 8 Is TsS:
outside dealers and 90 for the market There was a
% h and %trs ss ss
se down 'hoss avs calf inferior cows would
s4 Sales Dlenback: fresh calves. $500
and a S1iys;
Z Hume Bro. "sgrIaser $50 p@' A'.o
for the making %th the % stale
G7 ad s lee 2os @ sale which 1870 and
ts5aSy: 500 sR
Seals sad so t oa'sa sOe he
@ss p ~eTf o not cleared Poor to choice veas sold
as s fed calves at s. 75sss 5 e ca Ut
1 per on at f sS dressed
s s.5; s.? Y;'s 20 DC .E:s's;
g & aka ri as 81 : : s
DO 2s5 a s. So srasssfs Isl rS at s. 70 00'
Eli s;a's T! n # IS 6 s.
ed CT a ds aS IT s., s. rs sS 81 sS S
j. HSHi Ps5 J., ~: T. + :: s.
1?5sy Ng g s;s,; Y! g 8? g e
1s1ni s. 5 3 '7aT"
BAILEY veais' $50 10. at IS; do 100 ~ at 81
@ = vss: Il 81 az e
i Il + : q: 5sa;s &C., 4;
2T5 a IS 25o N. 81 %.
Newton Co: veals 12a ~ at 81 so; srassers. 22e
a, ): v:s'' 'ss r ct 50 s. 's at -
n.s9 5esSP s.: e. a. as
eSanHs s'ae :s9sE shs5s
3O3a at sxtieh-st Trade very dull and prices
Se stock at Pp T rheF decline Of O5o with
sales 26c lower than Tuesday Fortysix cars were &c
st a 70 ;sS
s 1sr s a e T a S
few s15Ts ,t6 heavy ls@Ss wss;
sae eaa ao St lambs. 90 70
100 o. 80 ~ g. SO s. a 1s1 do S So s.
g F. G0 81 n a. ssss State 81 d $ % at dG
do 90 NJ ID At 81 ~ do rs ~ at s. 3d. 80 extra lambs
1 s lndsa IS 90 &C. g s 81 State IS S2
60 n at s S. g Do g IN p s. So m o..
DO at s. Is Kentscky do 70 N, at 81 u.s. IA Ken
Harrington & Co: 10 West Virginia sheep Iot n. al
s go 80 90 81 n at IS e So g
IS; State sheer, lis 10. s.; i6 do, 100 70
at Sswson - &C Coz ;? q indiana sheep 1925 n 50
eS i' IS H. at So IS Rua G9 d. os II
WSe1 IoG 1870 kentucky sheep 30 h. at IS 90
aai"i HUME aS 'cS q ps.a.zy.n!s IS
ae sh ss1s SS IS at :: s. s e % 81 %
Pennsylvania sheep and lambs, SIS n, at So IS 90. oo
do 80 N. at 81 s7ik '"'''0
Gs@'ss 81 d9 ss ys;':5''y' s'4 Canada lambs
Andrew Mullen: 20 State lambs u n st s. sS; g
do 65 NJ 81 so; yearlngs, 80 10. at S4 "a sheep
d Harrington: so State lambs, 81 n. at IS: II year
dngs 70 ~ at 81 Is; Is State sheep III ID at % Oh
Receipt. wer. As cars; ss2 head, ,ne c.
Ing less than car for the market Feeling s weak az
fanc1 pigs Rs' vent gE to outside dealers at S og
sales-s Judd Co.: 10 State pigs. IS N average
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-22
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Nov 81, 4 p. m.-Cotton-Spot, fair demand
prices steady: middling 5Ad The sales OF the
day 10000 bales OF which 500 for speculation
Included $500 American. Receipts $4,000
bales. all American Futures opened quiet and closed
steady American mddlng No
vember. ; 3l-G4d buyers: November December
3164d buyers and January. 2s64d sellers
January and February 26645 q Sid sellers February
and March 24-64q5 25-64d sellers; March and April
o3-6id sellers April and May. 21G4G5 2264d sellers
May June 3O-64d buyers; June and July. 1S64d
July August. l6-64d buyers; August and
September, 1895 S-64d sellers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-22
new YORK CENTRAL

HARLEM DIVISION.
BIZ A NJ and 335 ?. NJ Daily Sunday,
Pittsheld: Sundays on V at 20 A n.
Pullman Cars all through trains.
Trains Illuminated with Pintsch Light
Ilcket offices at 1i3. 261 as and 216 Broadway 3
Union So W 2I5 Columbus Ave. 133 West 18th 81.
I2hth 81 and iSSth St Stations. 33S and I26
FuIton st and lO+ Broadway. F. d. Brooklyn.
Telephone 900 3Sth Street. for Central Cab
Service. Baggage checked fom hotel residences by
Westcott Express Company
EDGAR VAN ETTEN GEORC- H DANIELS
General Superintendent Gener- Passenger Agent
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of Hon. Abner

l. r, 7rnor,as a Surrogate the County Of New York,
notice Is hereby given all having claims against
NSattbaw DIkeman of the County Of New York de-
resd to present with vouchers thereof to the
OF tranEacting business. No BOP
Troadr,av Borough II Manhattan. in the CRY Of New
YorlE on or before 25th day Of April next.-DatPd
~ vork the nth day of October. 1900. CAROLINE
I DT<EMAN Administratrix Of the Estate OF Matthew
Decea z. MELVILLE KNOWLES. Attor-
ne FOR Administrators No. So2 Broadway. Borough OF
Ma nh,ftan New York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-22

.ot cotton closed firm, with quotations unchanged on
1ssls Of lO9c fog middng upland and I01zc for mid
~hs SCN SAILS 4I3 bales Southern markets were
follows NevOreans firm 1-16c higher at
e~S' mobile nrm s-I6c lice up; Savannah steady
.t-4G l-loc higher. Charleston firm al s1Sc: WI
1Etoa AFrn al sac. Norfolk firm aS4c. &c
y salirnoi nominal 10fc Z higher: Memphis firm
so 10 Augusta IGc l-16c up; Galveston
a. unchanged $50 Estimated receipts tomorrow
eeyeans are y 600 70 1900 bales against 1880
J1 week ago BAD 1858 bales last year At Houston,
52 70 800 bales against 20 ESQ bales last
y ss9 bales last year
setls =, TIE ports and interior points to-day com
te-el VIZ the same day last Meo. and last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-22

i r, rhor,sx a Surrogate the County o York
q, bereny given persons having claims against
noT c Walter. late OF the County OF New York
SIerS ~ nresent the with thereof
ab,rber al his place of transsctng
a ane Borough Manhattan. In the City
Ne, York on or before the 10th day Of DECEMBER next
pa WtsE,55ETs Executor. ANDREW 5. HAMERSLEY. At
go FOR Executor 291 Broadway Borough Manhat-
YOr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-22
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-York. November II. 1900.
AND PEAS-SmRll white beans
and firm but more than steady and red
Kidney easy, outside quotations full Other beans
without material change Green peas about steady We
quote: Beans marro" choloe per bnshel e SoqSZ 90
bags Sc Osas2 TO- kidney 1900 choice SO 3oas2 IS
n, 1884 choice 50 white kidney. 1900. cho So
do yellow eye 81 3d. do black turtle
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e-pls - ire ports and interior points to-day,
N-te the same aay Lass Voc. and last year.

neseon Exchange special Liverpool cabes-spot
por1 &c Demand; sales 10000 bales speculation and
bs s American oo0 receipts rs 600; American 2s600
po5n H-ong-Gpand. Bad futures opened steady. T.
higher cs at as M quiet: net y % sbk points
Mar o2ss: January February. 52Gzs February
~; March april. 5 23s AprlMAy, 5.2I A3s;
Ausrs S-zyb; June-Julv. lSb: Juy-August l6b;
d. 5nDer 507tzs November 534o: November
FTnIsp 'Slp Observation-Disclosures and cloths quiet
IN fnrsAAD AEAL-The market continued improve
xhteH n,lInout showing any advance price
"Sala nave Immediately shut demand, buy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-22

The Milk Exchange price remains &c can OF 4"
quarts while the paid for the surplus was noni
nalIy 81 40 of the Hudson though, accord
ing city dealers, surplus milk could be had at tunes
during the week for less than
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Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
u RAHRoAD

PlMMOlLEhMlh
u RAILROAD.
ANs foot Of West Twenty-third Street and Dss-
r-rA orosses and Cortland, Streets
Gortiaadt STREET, T.eES. fms from Ds.bFo:sss saa
saat, given below for TMenay-third street
SSs stssrf Mhsre 9shs5wi,s n ss
Chicago No eoa tS "a Sleeping Car Pitts6urs 70
o.sS NJ AT PEk SsNE and G;y.l.ee
ION earn. Fo s't cBIoss. Daias
4. R L9qsv 81 Eoaia Toledo Cincinnati
foisde SN a.S4AiGfiso Az xs6 LOUIS
6.SS p LoG1s s. E 1aPs p,,..0u,x c.
64S 2 WESTERkko qszEs S tSS,' 0.,.
7.5S S'e p fsfept Saturday, ''l'7''s'' oH''-''
ap1r Sag via sS:n. Rs1r v. n.S
s.25 p. NJ Ci E TTr rGieysIsnd sIseP. satITdsy
Ss-Tor Pi'tsburE. Cleveland Cincinnati
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
1920 CDiniS: 1oio DssbTOsses cortands Streets
Eres.jona and CortIandt Streets 2O e. Is Con
spB HRE SaS DINING ca : Is Ga.' aio ashs
Lin all PaoE s Ga5' pianx s5 q
night Dn'ns Carr. ASS Dining Carr O. IS :, m. I5iO
njrbs s5S RALwAY-E1press s2s AIS D. m. 1910
Ne oRd Rek 6 AND WESTERN HALwArEor Memphis.
ATIA A COAST T7SRE1 Ealy SIS m and a
C4s55S1 a n 6i;,& OHIO RA1LwAT-sS5 a. m and
FOR @s. Gtb POINT COMFORT and NoRFoLK-zwAm
ATLANTIC CIV @1r > % p m. daily.
Standard cos.hnuied Trains Buffet Parlor Cara and
CAPE MAY.-I255 q, - -,
new York and Long Railroad from
2s 10 sng tnlEd Street statonl SIS IL 40.
from ana fo9 r. SUNDAYS q ass
$40 20 80 and Cortland: Streetsl 900 1880.
~ ana > 10 =. su14sv- un Is D. m
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
s2s D ss IS and Gortandt Streets a2 rs Tsa
Car, n M Streets 10 2m Dining Carr 10 IS Dining
Sre.,s 80 a. M 1855 10 CDesbrosses and CortlAndt
STi1iS ID 23 %. SIS. 25 . Dining Carl. ass
LINING SS9r). 555 Dining Carr. 7.55. s.25 SIS s
II 10 night Sundays. $40. 7.55 coaches),
g. @9S . p 9.55 0imted) 955 10 IS Dining Carr
Sar( IS Dining Carr IS Dining Carr :55 IS
,so;JoI 20 D. IL 10
d0inces; Nos ISL Gas. 1895 1854. III. at
seon: and stations OF Desbrosses CortIandt
nu FeSnlnsylvania Annex Station Brooklyn: Station
ny The New York Transfer Company will call
TOT ana check baggage from hotels and residences
.,nrough TO destination.
Ieeps"ne 4 Eighteenth Street. Pennsylvania Rail-
J. & HUTCHINSON. J. r WOOD
Nehera! Manager General PaAs'r Agsna.
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CENTRAL R. R. Of new JERSEY.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

FOR PHILADELPHIA.
U'i:so t7:so 500 .9:10, .Io:oo al 80 A NJ. y 90
iits25 = NJ .le,l5 midi. .,...,,,,,,,,o,,
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
1880 fSOl 1000. '1I20 A NJ. t1;OO 'l;3O. 800.
oices: Liberty St Ferry south Ferry IIs III. 2Sl.
434 Gi5 1890 1a Broadway rs 9Th Ave 7S7 6th Ave-.
Union West East I25th st, 2IS West l2Afh
ST. 245 Columbus Ave. New York; Court 81. 3+4 $50
Fulton BROOKLYN - Broadway. Williamsburg New
York Transfer calls and checks baggage 10 desti-
From Liberty ST. only 'Dany tDay. except sun
only.
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their character The goods market has shown
some Improvement and the outlook is for good heavy
weight season.
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STOCK ON HAND.

Wilmington. 21-Spirits turpentine. nothing doing
prices unchanged receipts 81 casks Rosin steady 81 20
QSl %; receipts Crude rn 81 4O4$2 40
receipts. 81: Tar steady, 81 So; receipts; POS
London 2l.-Spirits turpentine. 30s 4lad.
Charleston Nov. 21.-Turpentne firm. soc. Rosin
firm; sales 400. unchanged
receipts, 1870 sales, 42i; exports, 35s Rosin hrm
unchanged receipts 1902: sales LIS; exports, 431
New-Orleans. Nov. 21.-Receipts-Rosin ZOE; turpen-
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tslo-C91ee market steady; Rio 1S925; exchange
:" If-5-d receipts 1000 bags; cleared United
BIC 90 Bags. ~ e'' '
TIE statistical position Brazilian coffee is as fol
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NAVAL STORES.

tolerably steady undertone prevailed for spirits at
unchanged prices with trade light Rosn quiet and
steady old prices. We quote:
TAR--Regulars 50 80; do oil bbls, 81 80.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 431zG44c
F. 81 80; G. 81 95: H. 81 %; l. So: X 81 10; NJ Sc 80
n. 81 Go: w G. So 10; w w. 50 40.