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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-15
OTHER MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Nov 14Cattle: Receipts head. irciud
ing 1000 head Westerns and 900 head Texans 5G10c
lower, except choice handy weight. Natives: Best
SO 3oQs5 50; medium 35sS5
SO 1884 20; mixed 81 5O9s3 IS 81 501
81 10 hefers 81 1894 50: Gamers. 81 25ds2 80: bulls
81 25ds4 30; calves Sass IS. Texans: Receipts zoo
head: best on sale to-day at 81 60. Texas fed
bulls 81 ooQ$3 d Hogs Receipts today. Az head
1Oc lower. closing stronger Top. 81 S25.
butchers 81 6a$4 81 choice 81
rough heavy 81 5oQ$4 60: light 81 6oaS4 92,1
firm active lambs steady Good to choice wejhers S4a
s. 30 fair TO choice mixed So SGGs4 To- Western sheen
SAC go Texas sheep 81 5O1s3 85 native lambs 81 son
60 so Western lambs $50$5 40.
Cincinnati. Nov. 14-Hogs lower at So 500
- 81. Cattle dull and lower - 25Gls4 - Sheep dull
81 -.
50 60 prime. s. 20G$5 SO. common. S3a&3 so. Hogs
steady prime, heavy s. 1895 l5; mediums s. l58
= O good workers. Sc Il; pigs IS 20; roughs
Q$4 Sheepslow on sheep and steady lambs, Choice
wethers. $4fs4 TO- common 81 5OGs2 choice lambs
- 2sgS9 so; common to good. So J0Q$5' veal calves
East Buffalo. Nov. 14.-Receip,s-Cs,tle, 12s cars
sheep and lambs. p cars; hogs. 30 Shipments
Cattle, 123 sheep and lambs. hogs II
Catte-Demand for choice fat butcher fair
al steady prices Calves moderate supply good de-
mand and arm; choice to extra, sass .: good TO
ton. Choice lambs sold prices: choice to
lambs. IS 40S5 so: good choice SIS 25d$5 %
fair good Is 15H IS IS; sheep 81 256S4 So
mixed. s4G$4 rs: ewes 81 s56t4 10 Canada lambs in
the best hours Of the day IS s5as5 20 HogsActive de-
nand and 5cc higher: heavy. IS 1oRs5 TO- mixed s. Is
ts5 20 workers. IS rs pigs IS 40G$5 80: roughs s. 500
81 TO- 50 5O6$4 Is After orders pretty well
filled the market eased and closed SC lower
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-15
An HISTORIC POsTOFFICE.
, The Lo1don Star.

From The London star
Enfield Postofice which is shortly TO be removed
m a new site al present occupies building which
possesses some remarkable traditions II Is por-
tio1 ~ an ancient red brick mansion. consisting
originally OF a centre and two wings, which was
9rtnTsd BIZ Edward VI his sister. Princess E!iZ-
ebefb After her accession the Queen often visited
II hence IL acquired the name Of Queen Eliza beth s
PALACE II VS. leased 10 the Howards and then 10
Sir Nicholas Rayutou, and a century ago was oc-
cupied by n lavender grower
nori ion OF the centre OF the south wing Of the
Tudor structure still remains and within there are
richly ornamented ceilings, oak panelied walls and
n massive chimney piece, standing on Ionic and
Cornthian columns and here are seen the letters
~, = with The Of England and France
nIorrered The rose and pOrtcullis the lion and the
grvphon, and the motto. Sofa salus servire Dec,
stunt caRtera fraudes
Al the back is a gigantic cedar, which is regard
al as The first OF these trees grown in this
country as unquestionably II is the largest II
was planted by DR. Robert UVedale. who was mas
ter Of the Grammar School from 1860 and kept
boarding school IN this house. He was famous as
a botanist The cedar in I779 10 feet inches
high S feet OF IL having been carried away In
high wind In 1soS II 4s feet 10 inches high,
and at feet 10 inches from the ground It's elrth
was fSun; 10 be l3 feet inch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-15

Ire Exchange price remains at cents quart though
price within three days" Should the weather turn cold
ii kardIy brought cost,
msna active and market firm at unchanged prices We
quote: Fowls per ~ 91g loc' chickens slsc roosteEs
s. az pigeons i5a2oe p bREssEB~ F1 a t,te
aro sS the up d IN sn' pn n me2 na e5 moi rs
gradual Improvement quality feeling Is
FIRM on choice grades though Few are good enough to
19iiSsc for scaled Fancy dry picked fowls continue
be found soOd enough sen above loc while sca4ed
and Michigan scalded nave iOc Fancy Western
chickens IN good dsmand and firm at c but dGgt to
gan which have worked out to out of town buy
done for the season Choice western ducks in good
in fair SsoS plenty and
W do T sa5dsd nf o % e 's
average hest IoqIis broiiers Phiadelphla. ls5llsS
Ted sizes salo arse 2ic
M sG @ a a2 r SfS1 ao 4 %sst 9ed
gc Ros ss s.sa ts TO
1o1.qlc other Western seaded, large lie do medium
iIe western and sestawsse.n fair. 5ai5s
dry DO
do sSsds 9 do
5 @ ducks 's a fair Spring na
o. far 70 good 5aee geese Eastern. spring. whil.
s gse s a9 d'5t igaH DO gs
81 30. dark 81 25Gsl 30; small and culls, 6ocgsl.
Partridges show Eregular quality Very few
Prime heavy wild ducks and fat
and plover would sell readily. but offerings
Irregular prices. Rabbits in good demand and hrm.
Venson very scarce We quote; Quail prime un1ra~n.
partridges per pair 81 29$1 grouse undrawn 81 10
alS1I dc drawn. 90cQSl woodcock English
snpe and Golden piover frozen dozen 81 7ta$2 do
25q&I 5O pover. frozen, 81 75Q<2; do
fresh. sI@s1 IS small snpe. soc; wd ducks. canvas.
prime 81 66ds2 do poor s1gs1 IS do maard d5q75e:
dts per pair wing % "ns sg'
flesh saddles sO7s5c; old saddles. 25l30c
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES-Dom table pota-
moderate supply and firm. Sweet potatoes more
with Southern slightly Onions
IN ra1.A ara sAAaA~ n-hha=~~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-15

Few Virginia beans and peas Peas nearly all
beans an selling mainly from 81 so down; Charleston
IN moderate supply and seldom strictly choice and values
rIe5uIar Other vegetables range about quoted We
81 ana Western per $50 no 81 12asl &C. per
g. 11'SI 90 Jersey, Dbl, SIdS1 81 sweets Jersey
e. oUq - 15 % Southern 81 1881 cabbages
ctctntrs ~" = ooQS4 cauliAoweTs per bbl 5oc4Si
oriS 70 celery per dozen roots 1Og5Oc; eggpIants
Sgn tsas Norf 3I per half bb basket s1Gss; onions
ana Eastern. white Dbl, S24S4;
bI-e>l 90 do yellow 81 25gS1 rs do Orange County
s1@x1 per Dag S2(tS3 60 do red slGS1 81 do yellow
SI ~; 20 state and Western yellow per 10. 81 IS
III ~ ckra. Florida carrier T5cdS1 Is; peppers.
~ Ter carrier 60cGS1: string beans Virginia.
81 o nqSke{ Soc7$l DO Cherieson PEI basket I5Tf
40 Florida, J0cG.$1; spinach, Norfolk,
r DOL zoe; turn!ps Russia bbl. 6OQsoc; tomatoes.
4IoT1ds. per carrier. 81 SO6S2 10.
Is Sc per Quart F'N 80. A'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-15
Exports TO-DAY
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
@ev-yo-k November IA, 1900.

-Sew-YorI1. November II. 1900
CoFFEE-The market fer coffee was more active in
generally heSrish home ard abroad. Havre
ported q loss OF X fran Hamburg net lose %
Il pfen-ig and Rio loss Of - for coffee,
with The exchange l-a2d higher 40 1920
ported receipts OF 1900 bags Interior receipts were
So 200 bags heavy Of supplies oHset-iIg
deliveries from warehouses tfs country; these
The lafIer favorable feature also
unsatisfactory spot demand in he open
market Under Conditions in c
public speculation local opened steady
decline Of l0al5 points and ruled fairly
unload long contracts sales o9
$500 bags the opening cali 90 $50 bags Up Il
SO. WITHOUT
further change IN prices after opening call
closed steady. iO620 points futures
While TIE market after ruling
nominal Of Sc for No Z Rio invoice
being z decline CT from the previous day
TIE range OF contract local today
q follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-15

ST. Louis Noy 14-C9tton stead; TiddiinE' SIG;
Io7 ba;es gross 10 9GS shipments. IL S6s' stock
So 81.
Charleston Nov I4-Cotton fEm; middlins. exc; re-
ceipts 1885,, stock. lsl4I
Norfolk Nov. l4.-Catton Arm; mdilins: eSc: Low Ns
bas. exports coast COS sales 141: stock, $500
savannah Nov i4-Cotton steady; niddling. exc; low
r,i9fifnr sac. receipts 6lS2 bales; exports the
ticytrent 45S2; coastwse 12U2' sales. s5l: stock,
9I,2li.
,,.,.,, Nov 14-Cotton steady; middlng exc; low
iidi!ag 9l2o recslgts 11sS bales; shipments 100:
sales. 25s. stock 5000
Memphis Nov I4-Cotton steady, r1iddling, s-1ec:
low Tnddrg : l3-IGc cood ordinary. 7-lec: net re-
ceins G22 bales gross 5979; shipments, ABS; Gales
6. 100 stock. 1U7,5-9
Galveston. Nov l4-Cottor steady; mi3ilins. si6S
rr14iiTr good or1lnary. SAC. receipts, 1882
es exp.rs t. he Continent, S51s. sales, 90; stock.
80 OSS
Houston Nov i4-Cotton steady ul'adIing. s-l8s;
low mtdGiing SIC good ordinary Sc; receipts l9I2s
New-orleans Nov 14-Cotton easy; midilns 9Ss;
low nlddnc &c; good ordinary S'sc; reeeIp;S l5ei'
23f 39s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-15
NEwYoRK DAILY TRIBUNE. THURSDAY NOVEMBER Is 1900
$50 so. linseed oil. cake,

hominy chop, sl7; oil meal $50 So lnsees off c.,.
oRAIN-wHEAT.A Although several times during the
p as ss q ss' re as ,ns sse'en
P Bn4s up anG thu IN ash case
prices Nc below the previous nights level In ADDITION
tuesdays stories Of Russian ana panSs meTets
were repeated IN explanation OF the English sc Nd loss
quality Therefore, practically all OF The to9p 81 go
ensn to about fe ry hs s sG S
time 81 Tss. o Is S altitude
tstion about harmssins market which had Just sxpeT
either side Of foreign houses cut ts waa a
the early trade ard the export Developments
por's peculiar INCIDENT this connection 1h Te
porter could buy here lay il down tn. dther s ss
the current rates exchange freight, confing pe
reports that LIVERPOOL is pretty wen supplied
the declines included sal6 points on Paris whea
p Ra and rGH marks Berlin Domssse
about 6s as onst to
sided almost entirely eeaboard clearances being small
sns ~Ss Of Mneas o1r mills shut d Ssk
ene S both aSd sea1
WIN ne exception rom Of short, ss peod at %SddSy when
7sh 10 7sSc Subsequently losing this the closed
t Teas a oass wheat soe basis: we're as too~s
Ss2s Dp9ia se No s S No
m sn although rather prcs
a1 1ioc party &c net higher with late deliveries more
0 .s aTs at of h fS stT sn nsr
points generally continued fairly active export demand
Esh sss G ,H ss d M net i cCTS cor ns
al 45s elevator. 46}.c delivered 4Ic afoa No
white and yellow 4S1sc prompt. oATs-The market
for Sa to dq S0d oas sh'S Ne s. on e ~
Nj E esa2c track White 27Gsse No Whit. elip
2S RTEVMsrket ste steady No Western IeEa T
-MarEet hTner Feeding 42a46e Rutqio mating Tins
S Ssf 6 aaes quoted 4 st 574 e25so 'f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-15

Cash quotations as follows: F1ourDGn and easy
No % i ass sc No yellow 80 G5esc, oas-No
2 white 25izc. No 8 white. % %g27tc Rye-No 2 ace.
Fair to choice mailing barley Ssa5gc Faxse:t-NO /
$ oqs4 Grade $40 Mess Pq5dk
Sor Dol D $40 sac. oos 90 s. ss To- D ad
ders Cboxeo 5%e5&c short Clear boxed IS esq
10 whiskey basis of high wines. 81 81 On the Pro
l0GIIac. Eggs active: fresh 22c,
Cincinnati Nov. 14.-Flour quiet Wheat easy; No
mixed 24G24Iac. Rye quiet; No 2. 641sc. Lard frm,
89oc, Bulk meats quiet, 81 OH Bacon hrmer' IS .
Whisky dull, 81 p. sugar steady
Duluth Nov l4-wheat-Cash. No 1 hard, a &c: No
Northern 751sc; No N9rthern 'lc No spring eoS
Milwaukee. Nov. 14.-wheat lower; No Northern.
5oG56lsc Barley lower No 2 66a6Ic: sample 47a59c
Minneapolis Nov. 14--Wheat-Cash. T+ac; Deeemoer
Northern 74Iac: No Northern II R72ac. Flour lower
patents 81 Lass % SECOND patents IS Sea$5 %
in bulk Sill 25qsll 50
Philadelphia. Nov. 14-Wheat 1sc lower: contract
grade November 72l+972%e Corn nc loTerS No 9,.s
clipped 2sI4c Butter Arm: good demand; fancy West
ern creamery 25lsc; do prints, 2sc Eggs hrm fresh
2oc do Western 2sc DO tern c1s s 90
ceiTts-Four 1000 bbs 1I7soOO sacks: wheat
nentsWCorn i5s. coo bush oats. 1000 bush.
St Louis Nov l4-Wheat-No RED cash, Illsc; No
verber Tx DECEMBER y May @sg'5 rs NJ
Ben a$c, Decem6er 224.c; May 247sc; No white
Toledo Nov 14-wheat-FaTy actiye: weak; cash cash
75sc: December. 7ease, May. sose Corn dun hrIn
ss Decem a5 s B Oats d I,vsT Issa 5. ga
22SS R Sc @ peccn6sr s. s5s March So 90 Oh
North Lima rec; South Lima and Indiana 74c-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-15
Railroans.
ERIE RAILROAD.

New YORK. toot OF Chamoers s..
a. follows and minutes earlier from W. I'D ST:
900 a M Day.-Sold for Buffalo. ART. p m.
Binghamton waverly. Elnilra and Bradford Coaches.
parior car and cafe dining 10 Buffalo.
20 o m Daily-ChIcago Limitet-Fast mail-Sold
traIn 10 Chicago arriving 20 Arr Cleveland : 30
Cleveland, Cincinnati Dining
- 40 m Dally.-Buffalo and Cleveland Express-Arr.
rrSIo : ~ bradford jamestown : 90 and YounKs-
own 10 n a. m: Cleveland l2.s D. Seepers Buf-
falo and Cleveland Cafe car.
@ * m paily.-Solid train B!nghamton Waiver
", Imira Chicago. Sleepers Buffalo Chicago. Cincin-
p raj FyTs LOCAL TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN
W. RECOMMENDATIONS al Ill. 1l2. 26l. O5T
Tro.dwsy I55 l25th St. and 2I2 West l2sJh ST..
md West sd ferries. NewYork 1888 and
S ss r 81 rs Broadway. brooklyn. ST
sSsusn and Jersey City Station New York Transfer
"a OF Nv ana checks baggage 10 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-15
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. Nov. H-sprng wheat steady; No North t
old SPOT, carloads see; No Northern. new spot
Sos+c Winter wheat weak; No red nc bid mixed ioc
bid: No white. through billed, zoe. Corn IN hSht De
mand and easier: No yellow 42c; No yellow: Il %c;
No corn 421c: No ) do. 4OAc. Oats hrm; No white
2T%c; No 3 white 26hc; No mixed, 241sc bid; No B
mixed 24c. through billed Barley high grades 0gSSS:
medium, 5SG6Oc. quiet: No l. 5Sc in store Flour
and barely steady Canal freights steady; wheat
Slec &c; oats 21ec; barley 2@4c TO Ne"-forh'
Oswego. barley, &c.
Chicago. Nov. 14-The leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-15
/: contract prices il the local market to-

Sol cotton closed quiet. with quotations UNCHANGED on
&c passs q - for ddng upland and 1oc foT niddins
-. Sa4es ley bseE Southern spot markets were
ttseefspLee as follows; Mobile steady 8A4c, l-l6c
SsI,eslot hTEn a. s<e &c Up. Wilmington I'm
8 sc. norfolk fru 34c Baltimore nominal AZ sac.
nc .lgheE- Memphis steady 3-Isc7 augusta steady
e sSc 20 ~ AID s. Louis steady 3-16c; New
S.eaas easy uncheng-6 S$c: Galveston steady TN
N~-tec q . BIC The exPOrt movement follows:
Great Britain. France Continent.
o Gar this week ........-.... Al 73s 1872 q
eles september l----.-- -8eI 534 1868 $50 Z29
Lfi-1astec receipts Tomorrow at Eew-Orlesns are
49, = - 80 balee. 70 SS5 bales week ago
Ae ssIs bs IS est year At Houston 10000 10 p 600
-
receipts the ports and interior points to-day
N@e WIZ the same cay last ard last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-15
NEW YORK CENTRAL.
RATTRoAD

HARLEM DIVISION.
BIZ A NJ and 3 50 P VI Daily. except Sunday.
Pittsfeld, sundays Q % N.
Pullman
Trains Illuminated
Ticket Offices 1lS pei. AIS .2fs Broadway .
Union SO. W. 2I5 Columbus 1873
loth s. and 13Sth ST Stations New 32s AID T23
Fulton 81. and lO4 Broadway. p d B-1okyn
Telephone 900 for York Central Cab
Service. baggage checked hotel or residence By
Wes-cort Express Company
EDGAR VAN ETTEN. GEORGE H DANIELS.
General Superintendent General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-15

IA Exchange special Lyerpoo. cabies-srot cotton.
-st1SsE oo-Lz sales 1900 bales speculation and
ie 90 American II0OO; receipts p. 900. all
sIe, 3-lag Upland, 1924 Futures opened steady:
u -e;s "a decline At las barely steady i-s49
- sowet- Closed quiet. 4 points lower.
fS ses-Jsnusry rs January-February g. I0szs Feb
EeE. @@I.A ps4g5-1s. Aarch'Apr 5Oe5sb ApriI-May.
Egs, ~ me 504s June-Juy. 50253o- Juy-Au-
ssgeob. -g'1st-septeFnber, 453s; November. 520s:
fr december. 5lSs Manch sEterYarns quiet and
p r,,-LL9s. fair busiress doing
en ST. AND AEAL-Operations in -four were again
Hsrks, Dy further break wheat prices and the
opinion 5s.he1 weak with considerable difference Of
bsterfs - existing between buyers Spring
snte e-Sed S4qSz %; winter straghts So 5oG$5 90;
Nc ~ 81 sDTins clears S54S5 80 extra
e S59SS: No 2 winter. So 654$2 so:
FLoTrT = sle zog$ls 70. and arrive RYE
o far HSSeacy. quoted: Fair good s3TS3 90 choice
sree - :ssLts 80 80. CORN AEAL-steady: Kiln
enet.1 V s'4s% 81, 70 brand BAG MEAL-Quet;
ne white and yellow. 9scG&I: coarse. S7Gs9c.
aeks - Firner quoted; Spring bran spot SIG 50;
sArIe arrive 200 n Se so; spring bran, buLk sl5 20;
"aAieF bran. s17G$ls 6o city bran sic b06xi7i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-15

speculation II cotton active Prices
- ---eSlSE - me oPen.ng, there was decline u
1er adverse cables. notwt-
AK -g-t-- movement friya ca bies
factory = tae forecasts as 70 the chances for foreign
7--al.gaz 5ull,sh prosrostication regarding
s-rl1-.-a Z Great Britain supply figures
1s-- promptly rallied ans advanced 693 points from the
%. 4 bought.
ra----.zrly active IN their efforts StU
z1e- 70 eases Of export houses sold
IT, s-:znc-. sitting outside business
err G-a-E = demand unsatisfactory. the
sane te forecasts FOR light movement in the Atlantic
Siaes c-e ~ forecasts rOr continued large
il Southwest beng conceded thai
record rres.-E- To What The damage
q TIE Mississippi WI be Offset il remains
oe seen n ne afternoon ne local contingent were IN
ertc e sci on ne idea that spnners would pay
preser- pces to- n view Of the unsasfa
comparison with prices fCF cotton products while The
movement o. co--ol sufficiently least for the
ne ie.g The market closed quiet at net loss OF
Ire Ag1res Ellison that English spinner
D4us c-1to- November 1000 bales. COM
pared Wit 5000 bales las; hat Continental spin
re-z surplus III 90 bales. against Az 90
oses year He estimated the weekly consumption
~ Great t1rtsa last 80 90 bales and Con-
bales i; WI - remembered this authority
recently cec-are5 100000 bales would be reeded
sessoa . maze eds The same time expressing
ne opinion that To- &c fair reach but 1920 900
ns-es Rus Leaving shortage q $50 O50 bales. which
otIc only he Use = advance prices sufficient
----S-i consumption me amount necessary The pr
@'Ie.f q Lals ear crop received on Change
to--ay n,ed 20 1000 0G0 bales. figures ranging
III sfef-J . 1920 90 bales, 10000 600 bales
Iecslf4is tsFcr TIE Texas Weld variously esti
nae = = $1,000 5a!@s 100000 bales Arkansas
- $3.50 $500 - ~ 49,
re -sage e contract prices the local
cay Was rs follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-15
TIE RosroN WOOL MARKET.

--b -acaf,,s or wool IN Boston this amount 70
lso halea domestic az bales foreign. making
80 ~ 1O7 bales against 2S2 week ana
- 90 bales Tor the corresponding week last year The
have been S4IO4 bales OF
Sr,esri, nd los gs bales OF foreign against 800
bsies domestic and - $50 bales foreign for the
n This Is decrease OF @3l 262
- t,ss-r ana an increase bales foreign.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-15
LACKAMANNA RAILROAD
WEST SHORER.R

Trains leave Franklin St Station. n Y. as follows.
and i5In- later foot West i2d ST. y. R.
"7,l3 a. M.-For INTERIM points Albany Montreal.
vi - A N--tD Lake Aohonk. Minnewaska. Saratoga
and Catsktu Mountains
'e ~ P M-Cont Lid for Detroit. Chicago Louis
t. AS Z No For Hudson River points 10 Albany.
s6;l5 =. M--F0r Rochester Buffalo. Cleve s. Chicago
ts;0O P. M-For Rochester. Bu1alO Detroy 81 Louis
20. is 7. M.-For syria, Roch. Mag Falls bet 4 chit
'Dailv- italy. except sunday Leaves Brooklyn
No l. AZ lO;4S A N, at p ". Jersey
CITY. p R r. Sta No AZ IL 20 a NJ, al SIS P N.
Time tables at principal hotels ana Offices
checked fSom hotel residence BY WestcOtt . =
LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent y. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-15

fairly active and steady market prevailed for spirits
to-cay al fully sustained prices while shade
steader on good local demand. We quote:
IAS--Regulars. 81 80. do oil bills. 81 u.s.
SPIRITS URPENTINE-44hG 45c
RosIN-Connmon 70 good straired 81 90 E. 81 50: F.
81 90 6, 81 80; H. 81 90 80: X. 81 10. NJ So @o N
So CO; " C. So 1o w w, 50 90
STOCK ON HAND.
cpIltS tuEpeitlfe. lIp Dds
lar 4oo Dds
Wilmington. Nov. l4.-Splrits turpentine firm 401.
G+ic: receipts 902 casks. Rosn steady 81 2oaSl %;
receipts, 81 hbs Crude urpentine 81 404$2 40
ceilts Is bills. Tar. 81 65; receipts. 27S bbis
Charleston Nov. l4-Turpentine firm. IdQ4o1zc rosin
firm,
Savannah Nov. 14-spirs turpentine hr1n 43l4c re-
ceipts 1889 bills sales 1870 bbls exports, Alb hbs
RESIN firm ana unchanged; receipts, 8o66 bbls; sales
1881 bbls; exports, 4So9 bbis.
London, Nov. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 32s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-15

hogs light pigs IS 45Gs5 Country
steady at 567Stc per 10 heavy light weights.
sales-McPherson & Co. 5 hogs 264 10 average.
at IS 50 per 100 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-15

A DvERTIsEMENTs and sre.criotions foS The rrieuns
- daor north OF S1s-st until O'Clock advertise
sntS received following branch Offices regular
oence p. Pa sth-aVe-,
enr aaast: i5e 6tn-ave cor i2Sh-E:. AaeyA esh-ava
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-15
CENTRAL R. R. OF NEW JERSEY,
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

FOR PHI ADELPHIA-
Ill 80 a N. fl-0c
81 80 500 f2 SO 100 4:3O 800. 100. 80. $780,
lIte:25 p NJ "Ie-15 md
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
'4S0 $500. 40 90 I'll 20 A NJ. +ioO. 'l-so. 800.
~ DO 200 P NJ. "I2I5 mdt
osces: Liberty s. Ferry South Ferry. is liz. 2s1.
4S4 945 1900 1874 Broadway. l73 5th ave 6th Ave-
y Union So West I2Sth ST. 21S West 18TH
St 245 Columbus Ave. New York: Court s.. "a $50
Fulton ST Rrooklyn IS Broadway. williamsburg New
York Transer calls and cheeks baggage 20 testi-
From Liberty ST only. 'Dally. tDaily except Sun
dav sSuntays only
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ETpofts Tor week: To Mania. i5So ba!es Havana
lSu2 D+narara, 102+; Jamaica 1870 Liverpool. I>uT:
Coon. ~, total 1880; last week, 5.s+6.
MILK AND CRFAM-The daily average receipts o
milk and cream TIE ferent railway distributing
Joints IN and near the city for the week have been
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BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD

p O Eiect-omcSf,a Service and from trains Of
nces: 113 IT2 esI 1900 Broadway q Union Square,
w S9i Grand St y Y, 33e Fulton Street. Brooklyn:
whitehall Terminal Liberty Street Baggage checked
from hote! residence TO destination
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NAVAL STORES.

fer molasses