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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-11-03
ract prices in the local market to-day

Exchange special Liverpool cables-Srot
American 600 receipts 2a,o 900; 1000: nid
sl5os clcEed steady net 2a2 POINTS lover NGyembe
4o2b; January February. 4O2s Eebruary-March 4Olss
July and July August. 4o115s. w.
FLOUR AND MEAI,-whfe business in -four was
light: usual Saturday the maintained a
s. o. %ntsr sirhs So 6&s 90 S winter patents ens
81 s. So extra No winter 81 ao@s2 g.: grade
s 20 ' D6 r. aofas FAIR qr to 81 rs s
ass ~ eh0t not 20 f1 KIN 81 s. 40
BAGMEFiPrn Quoted Fine - White as ab 10
yellow 81 a5asl 50; coarse, 81 2oasl FED
n SIS 25asis sPrine bran bulk SIS az a.
sornmeal SO sd aseed oiIGake 500 corn ocake. s22
Sno ~ 25Fa tip s went around to s,v
December wheat was threatened by corner and that
that wishes avoid squeeze after the
began to pick up bears ios he b xes n sht and
prices up nc the holding its best point
G5sc bid. All outside markets also very firm with
with the previous night Outside Of the report mems
there was not much in the heat i,stie IN IN corn
en- to bun GRTaso The sabes were "a
larger than they have been running Of late total
300 900 bush. The advance likewise had restraining
eeS on exporer ana %ny b IL Loads were taken
shape after recent rains and Agentine reports of
so4c. No Northern Duluth at 7sl.c and No i hard
speculative interest aroused by the actions
. Today. the strength advanced that occurred
unexpected and brought a heavy
opening and
aft he 1sC the
previous but when shorts endeavored ad-
vantage the drop they found less Cor anc-
pated becoming frightened began bid
with much vieor until December at NewYork reached
! &c al regular close and the sold
/ at o'clock TO be ntireIy
/ shorts aided big at
i who profits Friday seemed he along
any advance. The cables l49 sd lower
and export busIness only loads: No corn
64l4c and No 2 white and No yellow at &c. all b
aao OATS-The market. deures
pronounced strength. advancing
forenoon IN sympathy with and a from
No oats closed 424M42ssc: No ?.
No white 44a44Ac: No white 43zG44e: track mixed
sni.d42IZc. track white 42is T47c: No 2 white clips
44hI44% .RYE-Market steady. No Western.
c3I.c and No Western. 63c. both o b afoat State
! rye 57G5sc. BARI.EY-Marlet dun. Feeding was
quoted nj aoG52c mating 57d6fc. both b
NETWORK PRICES.
Yeste
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-11-03
IN closing Mr.. Goodrich says:
THE GROUP OF NEGRO LIFE IN THE SOUTH,
A PROTEST BY SOME SOUTH CAROLINA MEM,
BEERS OF THE RACE AGAINST IT-No
CHANGE TO BE MADE

Charleston 6 C. Nov. I (SpeciaD.-Mr. Lopez.
the sculptor. has made heroic sized group Of fig
.,res ryifying negro life in the South, which IS TO
stand before Negro Building Of the South Caro-
lima Interstate and West Indian Exposition which
opens here on December L The group has given of
fence to many Of the coored residents Of Charles
ton. Headed by the Rev F. ". Robinson, pastor
OF Mount Zion Church. they have made strong
protest TO the board directors. which IS headed
by Booker T. Washington, and which numbers
among its members leading men of the race
throughout the South. They declare that the Lopez
group represents the negro in mental Euse, and
they think II is insult the more progressive
and enlightened clements Of the race. Robinson
and his followers threatened to appeal 10 the pres
dent and directors of the exposition company if
the mana gers of their department refused to
heed their protest against the statue Mr. Wash
ington and his board of advisors have paid at
tention the outcry that is being made. They
have merely pointed out that the model of the
negro group was made in New-York by Mr.. Lopez.
after long study and repeated consultations with
the leading sculptors of America Before the statue
proper made the design for IL had received the
enthusiastic commentator Of eminent critics.
They hold that II is work of noteworthy merit. and
that fl is peculiarly appropriate in conception and
execution. Speaking Of the matter to-day a lead
ing member Of the negro board said:
These people don't know what they are talking
sent the negro habited in silk hat and frock Coat
The work of the artist is only satisfactory to
striking fidelity nature and remarkable ar
tistic merit. II represents the the artisan
and the tiller of Southern soil This is what the
negro IS. The Lopez statue represents S90.0)0 per-
sons not a few thousand preachers. doctors.
lawyers. walters and Pullman porters- You
may say that Mr. Washington and our board have
no intention OF paying any attention the clamor
that is being raised The Lopez group has been
placed IN front of the Negro Building, and it Will
remain there as long the head of the
negro department Of the exposition
In The mean time tho Rev Mr.. Robinson and his
followers exceedingly wroth over the indisnity
which they imagine has been done their A
number of negro societies have taken the matter
I'D with view displacing the statue. In public
addresses some of the leaders of the protestants
have detained violently against the work of Mr..
I.opez Whether not the matter Will finally
reach the exposition directors in official man
rer cannot now said. but Il ii did there is little
doubt that the negro board would be fully sus-
tanned n its action.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-11-03
TRAINING FOR METHODIST L4YMEN.

The Methodist Lay Workers Institute Of the
axetropolitan District has recently issued an
rouncensent Of its plans for the coming months.
The work comprises two branches-home study and
"A lecture course. Two subjects for study are as
signed for each month, bearing phase
OF -he life of Christ and the dealing with
Methodisrn. The term extends from November !
to juno / An attractive course Of lectures has
heen arranged and viii be held In the Park Ave-
nue. Methodist Episcopal Church Eiehty-sixth-s 81.
and ParA-aye on the fourth Monday of each
,1sonsb November to May The Rev. DIR. S. +.
Tnhano and u. X. Doherty have been engaged as
5.cturers and they Will of the subjects
that have been assigned for study.
The aim OF the institute is 10 train laymen for
active work In the church. especially assistants
FOR pa9tcrs and S2aday school superintendents.
Blshep Edward G. Andrews is president of the
board OF directors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-11-03
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS

BEANS AND PEAs-There was very quiet trade .G gen
fW Is egose hS fabn on
b bef al CO. 5ut n@s T.eeycrs were willing to sell their
pea must be very choice in
Red kidney quoay changed but it looks al as II
weak Foreign Beans noSs show 90 ysgv ate
chance Green and Scotch peas slow but steady We
20 pea o no y a@G per 9 a 6fh n 81 Gigs y
DO fellow s. "aS2 TO- do black turtle soup Choice
medium . 81 s s9ss = 3o Sss 2 foreign medium s.
s'y si oass 81 r @gqSa cF eo scotch bags 81 40
last night Of FAM fresh cTeamsy and the light
nTner tone can be n9,i in very fancy goods The buying
some lots were purchased for weeks delivery at
rey 10 the very highest grades of both storage
Greanery other grades are Of uncertain Nothing
a r bd or demand and Of arf partly for export and
grades Exports for week. lbs pkgs quote: Cream
cry extras per n 22se do nrsts 2oa2 nc: do seconds
extras 21@2l nc do hrsts. 1aaa2o1zc: seconds Ia
seconds l6GIs: thirds la DC western ms ,o ";
grades i4Ic western sSory yS june 9a lS do lower
DO 5o fair r. to Dr Choice l4gls do fresh choice
12@13'sc renovated butter fancy isc: do common TO-
''S mare S' is SoEi@E 4f the week v.r
carried ' G Snsf'e 9n ssTe
Small sizes 5sd in fair fn though not prices
with occasional sales shade higher cheese in
work fairly but undergrades irregular At
Sn ma sf 1--we aIke sb was 5a ne sales 2
and white We quote: State. fun cream sr,au
coored fancy. 10.afoasc: do choice ga qOc do small
white. fyancy lOl.c do choice 9&al0c: do good r.
prime. ga d9i4c; do common fair. 7a0c: do large
coored fancy. 90 Ga%c; do choice. a1@9Ac do large
white fancy 9i2 GI99.c: do choice. do
prime. So ace do fair. IdS.c light Skim
small choice SIC; do large choice 7l1G7c part skins
prime. 60. d7c do fair to good 5g6ec: common ga
Sc skins. 1i9G2i-c. -"
EGGS-Receipts Of top grades fresh gathered eggs
very moderate. and such with confidence:
occasional lots Of superative quality slight
MUM medium and lower qualities continue but
soc; orerinE has been somewhat during the
week. Refrigerators moving slowly: held
firmly. medium and lower qualities urgently
nd We quote: State PennsyIvania md
Jersey fancy selected, 25T2Gc: do prime
DE; Western candled 2ld2oc: do uncandled loss off
22@23c; do graded. at mark. 20'kd21lzc ungraded
f6I20c; dirties,
ordinary to fancy. 15G1Sc
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. not heavy Mt
the close. and choice 10 fancy qualities cleaned
fairly we'll at about steady prices undergades
market nearly kinds pears average Quail
for sale Ounces in
fancy prices Grapes quiet pces
change Ctanherres in liberal
damp and less soft such the
of he s but there
scarcity strictly fancy fruit showing keeping
quality held with confidence. We quote
Apples sptzenburE good 20 fancy per Dbl. s+gS8 do
prime TO fancy. si@sG: DO Snow fancy per bb
ssa 81; do Greening prime head bb
Sass 90 50 5ogas3 90 Davis good
10 choice per bhl $34si do Willow Twig prime 10
snoss ssasi DO Tama rood Sweet prime n to fancy
do ordinary hard red sorts fair to good
sane@ per- DBL - So; do fair e good Sc so
So: do seckei. fair TO choice per key siS$2: do
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-11-03
TAMNANTS METHODS EXPOSED.
ARTHUR GOODRICH HOPES THE CIVILIZING
OF NETWORK WILL DRIVE OUT
THE PIRATES.

The current number of The Worlds Work con-
tains article entitled "A Plain Description OF
Tammany: A Few OF the Methods OF Boss Rule
in New-York" 1t is from the pen Of Arthur Good
Eich. Making its appearance almost the eve
Of municipal election in this city. the article Is
effective anti-Tammany campaign document
1t exploits much of the inside operation Of Tam
many Hall In part the author says:
The ways in which the steady tide Of coin flow low
the pockets OF the public servants is kept con
stantiy food endless. They may be sepa-
rated into two divisions: The amount the organi-
cation make the criminals and citizens pay
can make BY the aid OF their control Of the city
II is undoubtedly true that Tam1nary Han pTo ron,
much by its ieeching of others than by VIVA !
1T IS clever enough to make directly in Jobs ana
associated activities. The Police Department pc
cause Of its relations with criminals. furnishes the
striking illustration OF the means eTployeI-
Weayhv ii IN few TeaTl on a small salary chief
Deyery is reputed 70 be worth $9oo4oo- airing ~
The entire system is built up on lhe 1Sss So
the law. The policemen who are honest-1nd mere
grow rich By methods which they can adopt with
out effort. And the itch for easily earned Weai'n
In other departments also fees are demanded EN- Of
me be Iec;Iisite price he must make way
But the methods by which Tammany has prob
ably enriched itself most are accomplished through
the civic indifference and cowardice OF some OF me
;he disorderly house keeper * forced to pay that
funds OF its leaders $4,000 70 bet elections or
racehorses; It IS not the sordid pitiful lower East
weats blood 10 pay its little mite It rather the
men of the upper West Side, many of whom VIII
vote for Mr.. Low, who. like the gambler ana
the fallen woman. pay tribute for protection Tam
many depends good citizens. believing that
they Ike the boss, are working for their own
Money IS the thing for which corrupt qolitl-
cal organization ike Tammany Hall works Peri,
odically II have votes. Again the city Is used
a 5 q the organizations ends. The APP
poin1ees Of the machine are those who can be used
TO keep the machine in power. Each district leader
takes Of his following.
In closing Mr.. Goodrich says:
Tammany Hall. then. organization. or by
the individuals composing II, to be making
money directly indirectly the expense OF the
citizens Of New-York breaking laws. debauching
the innocent. protecting criminals and making
honest business lis partial source of revenue.
i the advance of civilization that drove the
pirates from the Perhaps the movement
which will eventually put TamrnanE Hairs piracy
OF existence viii be the civilization of cities.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-11-03
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Nov. 2.-CattIe-Recefpts 200 head steaoy
good prime quotations nominal sSase SO Ps9T 70
SOGS5 stockers and feeders. sSaS9 %
sass 10: western steers 6Oas5 IS Hogs-Rece2ts
is 600 head left over 1000: estimated Monday 3i9oo
6SfOc butchers, 50 iOHS6 10 sood 70
choice heavy IS 1895: rough heavy 50 Soaso 69 ign
s 5Ods5 S. bulk sales IS T0dS5 So Sheep-Recelpts
1000 head lambs strong good to enoce co e.
81 5OIs4: Western sheep s3dS" 90 ha'i'o ' -
81 rs: Western lambs S3Nsi 90 ., ,oas- g.
Cincinnati Nov 2-Hogs weak lower - 2od - 6 10
active So 10dS4 so $50. 49,. .-.-, e so6s, 90
nrne IS 40as5 CO. s. O5aso 81 Hogs IoWe6 pTiht
15G mediums. S5aSb 90 Hgh
1eaN nGS5 az heavy Workers So SOGs5 So: light do
U -oS * -: pigs IS so; skips to fair siqs com
30 ~ 80 ranehs Sass Sheep slow; prime wethers
co 40. culls common. 81 good 10 choIce
soarIfnvs So 5ods3 IS. Veal calves. s5aso 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-11-03

.IncIudes 4a.l6l bags taken ex-shiI


COTTQN-It day cotton FOR the shorts
viii he gained considerable courage and were
aggressive a degree recently noted The cause
OF the market the appear
temperatures below in the Northwest and
weather In the cotton country west or
Mississippi Sunday Smaller receipts at the ports
nd Mondays receipts helped 10 slim
and 10 undermine bear confidence. fe
ports that NJ u. Borden again bidding SIC Tor
print Fall River and that drygoods trade wac
on the bull factors Of importance The
market opened advance Of 10 II points Janu-
airy selling 80 against 81 yesterday Better
LIVERPOOL than expected and light foreign buying
disturbed and created buls confidence But
Investment support in. and soon after
the call well by leading bears broke
8 points minutes That this sell
ing movement poorly timed and N" market mis-
judged the subsequent action of prices
Before the close January climbed without
eSertion 20 752 well above the high figures
Of Liverpool cables stated that shorts
were growing expecting sharp rally
markets nasmuCh trade conditions
improving the Continent well as in Manchester
New-Orleans was follow improvement, but
finally buying orders to the pit here
The weekly crop weather conditions South by
about II line with general ideas and
the trade The special
rnert Of Commerce for November
OF bullish purport. though standon In
some respects the close the market steady at
a net advance Of 10 points Wall Street and Europe
buyers the higher prices; commission houses
supported months toward the close
The OF prices in the local market to-day
was as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-11-03

Western. IN terces. dull. 46s. Hams-sho-, -.
10 n, quiet. ASS. Bacon quiet: Cumberland c,s "a
70. Dos; short rib. 10 "a 10 ass: Long 81, N a.
In Is to "a ~ 4ss long clear middisz heavqR
bellies. IA to Is 10 Sos 3D. Shoulders-Soru los Sea,
70. quiet as Butter steady; finest United So, - I,
good United States. rs Cheese quiet ar1s-sS a.
white. ASS: American finest colored les - an a.
Urine city steady 2ss Sd: Australian in Ion5Iaaa.
2Ss Cottonseed oil-Eull refined spot c-i nlon
Turpentine-Spirits stea iy, 2Ts Sd. Rosn-Sor., "a
Is Petroleunl-Refned firm nd Tjnssa5, On gss.
33s Flour-St Louis fancy winter steady - e 81 m
canadian steady. Is 2l4d. Hops at iond"a "a Pa,
0 wester1 winter yin steady s "a. No NortheT9 =
nominal: December. SIS SID: March - OF fril-sS
Spot quiet: American mixed. new IS I'd f,. Ce-r-
november Is III sd; December 5s 3d. March Is it Ss'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-11-03
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
xew-York November . 1901

NeW-York NoNtIlIIeI = I'0I'
COFFEE-Arter an opening advance Of loHlo potInes
TO day on covering prompted by strong European
ana on German buying coffee futures We're fea 5
until liquidation SCI IN anu
points the close indicating A. a.
Of only. and weak uluet -
The DAVIS business light. amounting 10 pu, 30"
exception Of early German Ceilhliu'
Foreign news showed hdNie
10 = franc lower = franc net higher at me Cos
F5snr1rg advanced aGIi. pfennig Brazilian markets re
NAMED closed observance Of Church holiday
house deliveries Of bags and arrivals OF li"op'
bags not influencing factors 7,ot
supplies ruled barely steady and unchanged. with quota
lions based on 6i.c for Rio 7.c for Santos No
/ invoice lots 49,, ..-,-o.
contract prices IN Inc loNai NAME "
0lIoUS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-11-03

Cash quotations follows: Flour steady winter
patents 40G$3 so 50 9odS3 30: clears - %
asa 10. spring specials S4d$4 10: patents g Z9a%5 %
straIChts g 10as3 1O No spring wheat. oslea6Sc
red 7liga72-c: 3si< $500: No white fJt3
Q4lt4c: No white. ioa ioi4c; No rye $40 fair %
81 i6e: prime timothy seed - -
mess por per Dbl s0GS13 lard, 100 10 s. l
IS 6TI,. short sides GoOse), 81 seFSs dry sasu
shoulders boxed 25GST 80: short clear sides 't'N4l
s. lOTxS % whskey. OF high wines 81 30 On me
to-day the butter market was
creameries 14d2l iec dairies lSalSc Sh"e easy 90
IOltc. Eggs firm: fresh. -"c
No northern 67isc: Northern. 69asc- Oats 3'S.P
3Tizc- Corn. SIC
Milwaukee NOV. 2.-wheat 1rmer Close: No North.
BARLEY steady; No ?, 59c sam
pie 45a5sc Corn-December 5s'.c-
Minneapolis Nov Close: Wheat-Cash. .o1.c; De
cernier IS 4f6sasc: May rose. on track: No hard
re: No Northern. 7Oi+c: No Northern o. sG6st. G
Four-Fret patents TOGs3 so second patents 81 $50
81 6 clears 50 T5aS2 S. second clears 81 ID Bran
bulk. Sl3 50aSli.
Philadelphia. Nov. Wheat steady: contract grade
November ~ L a74c No mixed. November
ter Arm but quiet; fancy Western creamery. &c: do
nearby prints 23c. Eggs firm; good demand; fresh
nearby 24c Western do Southern. 2lc do South
western 23c. Cheese quiet; NewYork fancy full creams
1os.c choice. 9T1O1ac Recepts-FIour, 1000
bbis and 3Oll.osO sacks; wheat. 5000 BUSH
9.61o: oats 1000 Shipnents-Nheat lloOoc oush' corn
4.o00: oats 1000
December T1d72c: MAY 1915 d75i<c; No hard. 691.
.GsH.c Corn-No , cash December. SOS d59l.c
May e11sc. Oats-No cash. SOC; May. 4o'sc: No 2
G4oL2c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-11-03
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston Nov. Cotton quiet nothing offering: mid
ding Tizc miidng sac: good ordinary 6isc: re-
cepts bales; France. $50: 10 the Con
tinent l3S: sales. 300 stock 166,379
Memphis. Nov. Cotton quiet and steady mddling'
7ssc low mlding. 1isc; good ordinary orsc net re
cepts bales; 5lS5 shipments. $500 SAFES
100: stock. ST.3I2. .
Savannah Nov. Cotton steady middiing. S-16c:
mdding $40 receipts. l1G2 bales exports coast
wise - I3: stock. l24. ~ -,
New-OrIeaas Nov. Cotton steady: nidding. : sc;
mdding. &c: good ordinary 1850 receipts l"Ss-
bales sides, 3. 100. stock. l6i l52
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-11-03
A NEW METHOD OF TREATING

ALI. DISEASES OF the skin. blood. nervous
system absolutely cured. New methods
FACIAL TREATMENT. surgery. kidney.
bladder troubles blood poisoning. nervous
debility chronic weaknesses. tumors. vari-
cocele MEN AND WOMEN. lnnamna-
lions removed mind. nerves. vitality.
health happiness. restored Consultation
free lis or rs. DR.. NELDEN. IL East
o9th-St.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-11-03

WINDSOR ARCADE BATHS--Turkish.
Russian. Roman. Sulphur. Electric. Nau-
helm: superior appointments: skilled at
tendants: popular prices. ladies' department.
separate entrance: every requisite Zoe an
exclusive luxurious and satisfactory bath.
and East 46th-G
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-11-03
AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS WANTED. to sell the Adjustable
Lift a bonanza for agents: sold IN ever
,onsa. samnle terms and full particulars
for only Is cents Address ELDRID"E
SPECIALITY co. 1sS Ridgewood-ave-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-11-03
ARTISTIC UPHOLSTERY.

IPrISrTC I|PHOI, STEERING and a;tratis.sr'
decorat,o,s. FURNITURE made % -
repaired renlodelled. polished or 5elris' at
MATTRESS made and CAf1t vrrlLs
tended to: packing and shipping; Ivy.
IAN BIRNS, $50 West 34th-5s--
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-11-03

4 GREAT OFFER.

WHY PAY CASH for high grade Tailoring :?
You can get IL just cheap on Weekly
Payments WRITE. Salesman Will caIi.
PAN-AMERICAN CO. LAP lst-aVe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-11-03
NAVAL STORES.

The spirits to-day was directly due to
from the South. Trading at
best was quiet Rosn and pitch were all unchanged
nd ST quote:
TAR-Regulars 81 95 do oil. bhs 81
SPIRITS TTRPENTINE-3sG3Si2c
81 80; p 81 80 81 6oQS1 *: g. 81 70: H. 81 20; l.
81 III X 81 25dS2 NJ. 81 So: y. So rs; C. So So:
~ STOCK ON HAND.
-,
IN It's
savannah Nov 2-Spirits turpentine hrm S5c:
S26 bbls; exports a36 bhls Rosn
REGENTS lei bbs 1.92I bbs exports $50
bbls. .A.-.. ,,oa,,
Charleston. Nov 2--Turpentine firm. unchanged Resin
firm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-11-03
THE STATE Of TRADE

pr--a,o Nov Flour dull wheat. spring. little do
Nn Nortbern 75I.c; winter No red nc Corn
dull and weak Nc yellow Sc No do: rio
.3c' No 2 do 42lzc: mixed 4O1. aiozc; No 40
59c harley strong; fancy 62d6Sc Rye-No l. ORC
Canal frelghts steady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-11-03
ALL FOOT DISEASES.

POSITIVFI.Y successfully and paialsss.H
t,eated- ingrowu nails specially; naH.,
curing. Dr. LESCH. ga 3t-ave. oe1"'e
5Sth and 18th SIS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-11-03
STOCK ON HANI
Rosin. hhls
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-Yorb. November 2 1901.
No sale Of reported. Dressed beef steady Ma
tive sides 5AG9J2c per Texas beef 412a5'sc. Very
nm. doing In calves: quoted weak: few Indiana calves
So 6oas6 100 10 city dressed veal sehera
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-11-03
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET

Liverpool Nov. 2. p m.-Cotton-Spot-Sma bust
ness done prices 3S2d lower American middling fair.
AID. good uidng T-I6d; uliddling. 11-32d; low
middng 7-32d: good ordinary. 1924: ordinary.
Z p 32i The sales Of the day 5000 bales. OF
which speculation and export and included
400 American. Receipts. 1900 bales including lf"o
opened and closed steady Amer
lean middling November. 1-64t4 SID sellers:
Noveuirer and Gid buyers: December and
January 6id buyers; January and February. 26ft
sellers February 6+d sellers. March and
April 4 l-6iG4 > 64d buyers: April and May 1-6ig
Gid buyers: May and June 4 l-Gi14 Gid buyers:
6iQ4 2S4d SELLERS July and August.
A 2-64d sellers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-11-03
ANCIENT PAINTINGS 4 VIOLINS.

EXHIBITION paintings. Maratti. Tintoret-
M Terburg Murillo. viOlins. StradlvaTius.
Amati HENRY WEUSTENBE BERG. I'm
norter 100 East tpth-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-11-03

RARE genuine collection OF antiques. ma
hoganies all descriptions: reasonable
prices; also repairing. MULLER. 44o East
b2d-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-11-03
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS

Liverpool Nov. Closing: Beef firm; extra India
mes las Pork firm. prime mess Western. as 3D.
Iard-American refined. in pals. quiet AIS Cd prime
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-11-03
ASTROLOGY AND PALMISTRY
ANTIQUE JEWELRY.

6 WYLER, late with ]. NJ. Guggenhe!m.
diamonds tewelry, siiyerware and an
,iques Old gold. silver and tewelry bought
or exchanged. w. 2Sth-st., near oth-avs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-11-03
ARTIFICIAL HUMAN EYES.
SCALP SPECIALIST.

DANDRUFF. falling hair. oaiGheIS rat
vented; facial and scalp eiectlIo@I ,a-yors:
ment; hairdressing and manicurllls Vue.
manicurinE and hairdress-nS 'ausi--
CONNOLLY 30 West PISS:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-11-03
ANTS. ETC, EXTERNINATED


DEADINE FATAL BUG LIQUID. best.
cheapest cleanest: never fails; keeps
away mosquitoes: cures mosquito bites; not
poisonous: at all dealers Office. % ON
ave Npw-YOrk.