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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-19
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 49, 1902

q S1uhs 50 sSs @f o $3.50 SEAL Saa7
FLOUR AND MEALIFioar was in a firm position
81 bvef Sg bo eg as usual held out Of the
grsses Spring patents sass IS winter saights 50 4
g sis s5tT ira No winter 81 9as8 10. winter
BUckWHEAT FIoUR1FTm si quoted at s. 5oas2 a5
Fair 70 good s. o5aSs o Choice to fanc q S a2If4
81 * ~ ~ b-sL5 Quoted; Kiln dried So 300
T EPf HS EeoG 81 Isl So coarse 81 EGGS 2s
81 so sacks to arrive 900 ~ 81 So spring bran
feed S17 5Oasls lnseed oilcake s26 5O corn oicake
sa 0el bears SIS ih SaS9 they had
bull grin on ar tuPhea once or twice YESTERDAY: the
operations for hoTt PF2gef so strong thai sens
prices closed at to T6 Of s the usa sa I n
s lgner feature Of the market vas the relative
der the May against &c discount Monday night There
count the very start and II was Particularly prom
VAS iTTeenar me Close General speculative trade
s sT@uP nd, midday when the market
western elevator interests were selling May. contrast
buying sg however dscTedited this Of the
cover their VINO took the short side to hastily
ON tsf hull side was the small Northwest movement
small Rq interior noysmen was Likewise relatively
esd net higher and Paris partly 1920 points up on
%neat and -four The statement Of worlds stocks
Ssbeis 10 Badstreets showed an increase Of $4,000
last Year Of To- "n en- Increase IN the same week
Manitoba Sissc No Northern Manitoba sslsc: No
sNo 5 Duluth sS9se: No Northern Duluth s1sc
7 9 PROMPT f2ads IN No the G red
@ et Vas on larger scale than usual reaching
ousles the day. evenly divided he
iMeeh me December and May options former again
me procession in OF strength. advancing 10
Ts N me afternoon sac advance previous
aS9Est &c advance IN May. wer
eSbt on account OF the poor grading at Chicago only
ts]o- ais contract out OF 25s received. in
SSSeoI movement showed some Increase and reached
9eo'O bushels compared $4,000 bushels last wear
ne only encouraging feature about the Western ont
loh was promise Of weather through the
IN H.ates on Wednesday English markets closed a
only 20 od sneT but there Vas export demand
Tbii oSea o. &c elevator. and e6lsc aoat No
Iras anu ,.sIow Csc Z o. b. OATS-There
go NsIy nttle trade in the local market ana rather
teehng at Chicago in spite Of strength elsewhere
receipts. Cash
s9Ss7i No oatS closed 35o; No 3. 3434c: No white
49,, 20 40 white. 36la csc: track mixed nominal.
Marker s;e SSeS7G and standard white a7c....RYF
94'1c; No ?. 54Q54i9c srack IA ri gag
P,eaIs was quoted Ale and mailing 4sa6oc both
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-19

I2gl2ae. TALLOw-steady; city. eisc; country 6ls
q6Ssc. .LARD-Steady: quoted at 11.15l l25c CITY
lard steady quoted 1040a1O6Oc. Refined lard quiet
quoted south America. IL T5c Continent II soc Brazil
kegs. l3c Compound dull: quoted at 7lsGIsAc .:..-
Si,t-ARINE-Easy- Quoted: Oeo. lac; city lard searne
RICE-The market for rice firm under con
ditions showing little change from those previously re
ported Attractive grades in brisk demand anu N
Iact all descriptions meet with good 1obblng ttdIe
While supplies abundant, though az me
moment sufficient I'LL requirements without furthsr
louisiana movement TO date: Receipts rough as;
30 sacks last 64S05S sacks sales cleaned es.
mated 5Ss,2l3 pockets; last year. 44S446 pocHsls
Market strong. Tamage. Charleston telegTaphs carolina
1925 bbls. Market steady good demand. Quotations
follow: Domestic ordinary. 3i2Q4c; fair to good =. g
Sc prime choice. d5ssc: head. "a G6isc; Pana
2a5Ssc japan. foreign. 4%g5c; do domestic 4sq'7sc
Java i'eg4isc Rangoon. bond. "a 62%c- -
SCGAI-Rehners advanced prices for refined sugar 10
noted before the advance. but IL light thereafter
We quote: Cut loaf crushed and domnos 51oc; mould
\ and cubes. 4S0c. NNlXX powdered 410c powdered
coarse powdered and fruit powdered. 46c Eagle con
Iectioners graduated +S0o; Eagle and extra me
graduated 465c; Eagle n and . 10 bags OF
sted, 41Oc; Eagle fine and standard granuated 3aoc
diamond A. 465c: confecticneTs' 440c; Nos l. : ana
g. 43oc; No 4. 4.25c; No !, 420c; No g. 4lac; No T.
4lOc; No s. 405c: No g. &c: No 10. 1850; No H. SSIc
No II 3S5c; No 49, assoc Nos II and -. 375c; No TO-
31Oc. Eagle powdered 4 Sc crystal dominos. &c Lon
cember quoted at IS si4i. Cane unchanged win
Java at s and fair refining So 3D. The stock OF sugar
IN the United Kingdom il 117,O00 tens. compared win
I1utO tens last The local market was nTTn ana
tending upward. with centrifugal wanted at ll-l6c
museovado 50 test at Size and rolasses sugar ~
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OTHER MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. Nov. 1s.CattleReceipts. 5000 head, ncud-
ing market steady; good 20 prime seq
90 poor SO 25gS5 IS; sockers and
S2aS4 u.s. 4O$4 hefers. s2S5: 81 40
steers ssSS4; Western steers S. 5O@SS 30 Hogs-Re-
ceipts to-day $4,000 head tomorrow $1,000 left
46OO opened 1Oc lower closed strong mixed and
butchers S6GS6 good choice heavy. IS 4O3S6 IS:
rough heavy. S6a$6 IS: light S6Is6 80 bulk OF sales
lambs good TO choice wethers IS 5OQ
ST To- fair choice mixed. So 5o9SS so; native lambs
So 5oqS5 %.
slow prices steady Veals-Receipts 100 head tops
IS 25GSS so; good. S. 5O4SS Hogs-Receipts
7CO head active to 1Oc lower heavy So 1896
mixed So S5aS6 45 Workers. and pigs 50 20s5 IS roughs
1850 head market steady top lambs 81 s0S4 90; cus
So JOGS4 80: yearlings So Goa SO u.s. $50
60 % sheep top mixed So 1888 2S cus to good. 81 75
dull s2as5 25 sheep dull 81 56Qss IS; quiet
So 5OdS5 80.
East Liberty Nov 1s-CattIe steady: choice s6ss 20.
prime IS 1895 90 good IS 2Oqs5 Hogs Prime
Sc 3Oa$6 So light Workers. pigs Sc 25GSs So roughs
$3.50 90 Sheep slow; best wethers So 6O6$3
and common 81 e0Gs2; choice lambs. s5gs5 20; veal
Kansas city Nov 1s-CattIe-Reeeipts 10 500 natives
1900 Texans; calves so Texans. 700 natives; cat
tie lOQl5c lower: Western and quarantine active
steady Stockers and feeders higher Choice and
dressed beef steers IS S6 So fair to good So 90GS
stockers and feeders 81 259s4 25 Texas 50 1898
native cows 81 75S4 40 native heifers So 65G$4:
ners s1GS2 25; bulls s2qs3 S5 calves S2G$6- HOgs-Re-
lower top So SEA bulk Of sales So s59se 4T1s heavy
So 4oGS6 SPA mixed packers Sc $685. 500 ght( 32is
6 47ia Workers. S6 4O6 47s: pigs So s5Qs8 sheep
Receipts. 6oOO market strong Toe higher native
So 1OGS5 TO native wethers s39S4; Western wethers
sass 90; stockers arsi feeders, 81 904S3 IS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-19
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
New-York. November is. 1el

New-York November IS. 1909
direct, Beet stsady dressed native .lds..
can Inc cattle selling at IsSI4ac dressed weight
s s 3ee a AZ Win @ esftie eduaIy dvie s FOR l
shsnbeTs Son ana sGhwa!zsehild 4 sui76erser and
Morris Beef Company and $50 for the Cudahy Packing
aEe our 10 10 T b NOTES Bef coDSnv me Pbiia
depha for Southampton. LOO quarters for Schwartz
CALVES Receipts. all for the market. 124 head max
ing with the stale stock COZ head to be sold 12a at
with sales a steady prices; slow and
weak and Western calves very dull ABOUT az 229 60 head
100 ib srassers 50 25qss No westerns sold, city
s. q - Too ss3nnSq 4ea' l:S average at
H f Hoilis yeais 1a2 n at So; II srasssrs. 21s 10.
J. H Hume Bro: S veals 14s n. at SO: do $50 70.
IePherson Co veal. 100 n at So so; II do. SO 70.
~ s. GSr' % ss At vs s lS S p st se do i0'
s@R5eEs ;, vs@s 100 ~ at s. so
rect Were IL 2512 head. making with the stale
sHd at G Ra ens and ruled
"a 49, Of a& GSsa 81 81 SS - aoa 5 SSs
saies,:Xsrns connSsi%n CO: 2as virgins lambs. a
s. 81 Peq1syiSaaia g
m % al 81 s6ee 5 DO n ITO az az IS o iii d f
n g So IS do III n at s. 20 los do !94 n az
Bufao DO iii NJ At g So ~ DO 11e n s. s9 also
Ps9nsyvana IS n & state sheep Z, iSO n at
20. DO. 10 AT III kentucky 90. lOo 10 at
So Go; do 12s N. at SO %
Tobin & Shannon: 100 Pennsylvania lambs 81 10. at
1874 81 81 ~ SIS: 10 state 81 NJ at 81 TO-
80 Indiana sheep 100 10 SO 20; % do 100 10
at So 20: ~ Indiana sheep and lambs. 50 10 IS:
Gate yesterday SO Pennsylvania lambs "a 10 at 81 go
S Sanders 100 State lambs Sc 10 at 81 80; Is State
sheep n, Sc 80; do, 30 10. at 81 %.
Mcpherson & Co: 81 Virginia lambs as 10 at s.: las
Virginia sheep 9S 10, So; State SO 10. 80 rs
HOGS-ReCeipts. b12 936 head sale
alive sales reported up a late hour
Sales yesterday)-H. H Hollis, IS4 State hogs
1877 10. Sc SO; IL roughs. 3s ID, at S. SIS; stag
$50 70. "a So.
J. H. Hume & Bro: 81 State hogs. 1872 n, at S. A
roughs. n. at 3 166 n,
robin & shannon 16 State hogs. ia 10. SO GO: 8
rouRhs, u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-19
EXPORTS TO-DAY
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Nev-6oTk. November Is 1902
COFFEE-Opening steady advance OF 5 points
81 the September and October options. which
points higher, the coes market yesterday ruled irreg
Oar and active exhibiting alternating periods Of strength
nd weakness, but with fluctuations generally
Gnd changes FOR the day unimportant close
icing steady with February. March and April points
10 advance in the other positions
sales Footed ~ 500 bags The initial advance
immediate result Of the cables. Havre
partial = franc higher ana Hamburg was = pig
higher The Brazilian markets We're both unchanged
steady and the movement 20 primary points
regarded rather light Private adyices received here
attributed the strength in the French and German
the lessened movement ana eXpecta Of
continued falling on The influence largely
responsible for much OF covering here, which fur
% proportion Of the business Euro
pean houses also buying this side and the
switching Of nearby into the more distant options
continued. explaining the relative firmness Of the
later positions. Interpreters again selling
freely and toward midday the market showed the
effects offers values having partially reacted
This gave way before fresh realizing
by shorts when the Havre closing, showing
Il zasa franc. posted and assisted the
Of todays interior receipts. showing but about
3iUo bags. The buying thus encouraged efficient
prices 10 Is points above the
quotations Of last Monday Fresh sales toward the close
explained by the fact that the higher level OF
proved attractive operations the short
part OF these who took their profits the
earlier in the day The market quiet
with quotations the basis OF 3 3-l6c for Rio No 4.
The OF contract prices in the local market to
Gay follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-19

HIDEs-The market is steady fairly active. Sales
ss7 hides stock is Hoo hides kps. against
SI ni q sp ia s M,r 1e ' s ear We qu9 3e as
ornoeo 2lizc; TGmp!eo and Bogota lsl.a29c; Central
Gusyra and Caracas 29Ac Payta 19he. Tabasco l9lac
Laredo. zoe DRY sAI-TB HIDEs-Payta, lie Pro
Maracai5O and sayana Ia Matamoras. l5gl5sc: Texas
LEATHER-The market Is steady. with offerings not
excessive. and demand fairly active We quote; Acid
a23c slaughter 27a27isc: thirds 21a22i@c; rejects 1s
l9c: Union Light backs and middle backs 34c; middle
heeEs' aos. feIitee Xxi. q3ISc ea
Sseea bsSts 6T:ts SS5, seconds 3G73Ic: thirds 33G
s5s ees 1872 GIG 6sitins butts o $sa Loss.
in the London market s9-day SPOT closing there at 1lif
TT opR about 10 POINTS and Closing a; % 2o$5 40o
dara closing a; l975s nominal lake al II S S3 oc
There was a OF 10000 h eectrolytie for Novem-
SsT @ oeTe a o Copper in london was % hs6e
WIN LEAD@Lead ruled quiet in tone and unchanged
4sc but advanced Is ID IN London where u closed at
changed. the local quotation rem3Ring at BE and the
naret Was unchanged al SOS while Mddesboro 81
io%er At 50s The NewYork market quiet and IN
Changed. Warrants nominal No r9SndT NqrtheTn is
g99,sSe at sa 81 f6und hS9 s6gthefn ss
MoIAssaS AND nY ana wanted so that Offerings
readily at full prices sgqPs Ters
fair i4ai6c: good l7q22c prime 1890 Ne~.orleans
f Tgsn s 6o isa2 52ss fancy 24 az
Medium sizes coal trade with New-England and
o steam tonnage but little inquiry and rates
Gnwerp I'D GLASGOW lsd nominal; London T and Bris
IS Bremen SO pigs Rotterdam. SCI cotton Liver
pool per 100 ~ 2S London 9ss Cargo Sehee To Aus
traa private terms January British steamer s e 80
Rrtish steamer tons cotton savannah q Liverpool
Havre Bremen 22s Cd November BTlush steamer
S 800 8ecember: British 2156 tons lime
SO a6. to Ne%YF o0st soa
trade. one round IP. , 80 United Kingdom or CON-
tnent terms & no S
9;,I9s .aa Ss 'o $50 tons lumber Pensacola
cosS si q f Msfanzss IS SSo
schooner 81 81. toms 9 G i5e chareson TO s.
ex wharf; schooner. $50 tons ties Brunswek % rni9
ser 90 Hsiifax 81 schooner 35s tons coal Ioboken
Johnston NeWIondon ses sehSoPsr "a toms coal
tons coal Phiiadepha Portland 81 TO- schooner s47
9Ss Ers sfaer 5s tons previously
phosphate. Tampa and Ne%orieans 70 h s9 and
coal Ph.iadeiphia q Providence 81 ....o.. -,
market was steady all day without mportan! change in
eoSs,,ons recently reported remaining steady to firm at
the old prices n snnee eS which maintains Values on
nrm basis PstrolsgH e6s - Su aha ss 20 Rsned
rnisde,shla SPs So eoTroNsEED oIPrims
49, m svs 2a g. s5o ssi Summer ssa,0y yeo
butter butter g aeiie INsED oIAmercan seed
city raw 46d47c out Of town. raw. 44G4oe; Calcutta
Provisions searish conditions. a result Of con-
asTasy !ssgeF h9 ana after DUH Session left
tone easy Al Wsss5n eI besso Goo at Kansas City
ana $500 az Omaha PoRKstsady GS S91S5;a Mess
sfF gu ogotea Mess slogsIo sS fsmiy siss
SIS PACKET s4GsiS 90; c sSs q, i s soas22 DRESSED
HoGsEasy 9soted; 5 gae9as ss; iO Err MEATS
s rse5 i Bellies H. easy oaoted 52se 10 ~ re:
y o1d, ss a sso Picsed quiet: Quoted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-19

Spot cotton closed quiet and steady With prices PonS
hgher Of sS5e Tor mlaatihg uPsN we're
tsegraped as follows: New-Orleans Arm l-loc msne5
4 ~ seles go bales; Mobile steady. unchanged
7[c: sales 500 bales: savannah steady l-loc higneI
al r. ssles Cos bales: Charleston nrm uncnahse1
Al TEc. Wil1ineton arm unchanged az 1ssci NorfolH
steady sfc higher, &c; sales sos bae sis
Nominal Galveston nTfn.
Tskc sales acc bales: Augusta hrln &c hlshsI'
TEe esler -ei baes. Memphis steady. &c nisnefs ~
&c sales 800 bales: Louis steady l-ioe hghe ga
II ler- saee 60 bales Estimated recelpts a. new
Orleans for fCrerro.g are 5000 1000 bales cora
pared with Is 45 bales actual last week ana go 49,
laHt S5oy 20 Aoooy
sssinst Il SIS bales and ISL Se "a 100
Galveston lzvoO 10 Asec1
bales are estimated compared with lS.oSS oa4eS ia' A
Receipts AZ the ports and interior points To-Day COM
rarsd Win the same DAY last week and last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-19
EUROPEAN pRopucE MARKET.

Liverpool. Nov. 1S.-Closing -Wheat-SpOt firm; No
red Western winter IS 10d No Northern spring IS
No California. Is 6l2d futures steady. December. IS
1Ossd; March, IS I'D May, IS SAD. Corn-spot quiet
American mixed 6s Cd futures steady January As $50
May. 2isd. Peas-Canadian steady. 6s I'd FIour-St
Louis fancy winter quiet. Sd. Hops London-Pacac
Coast firm. IS 15sQE7 Beef strong; extra India
I1Ss Pork strong prime mess Western. s5s Hams
berland cut 20 30 10 SIS: short RIB 16 "a 10 Cos
long clear middles light IS to "a No. COS 3D. long clear
mddes. heavy, IS 10. sos short clear backs
90 n. SIS 3d. clear bellies. IA to 16 10, SIS Sd Lard
strong American refined in pals COS 3D. prime Western
In uerees Cos Cd ShouidersSquare IL 70 Is 70 quiet
52s. Butter nominal Cheese strong; American finest
white colored 59s. Talnw-Prlme city firm 29s Cd
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES steady. 3ss Cd Rosin-Common firm.
"a 4isd Petroleum-Rehned quiet. 3D. Linseed oil easy.
23s 3D. Cottonseed oiHul refined spot easy. els 4ad
TaOv-Australian. in London. firm. 34s Sd
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I2,5s; May T41saTsl.e: Irack No hard. q: No
northern &c; No Northern. 12lzc- Elour-Frst pat
ens So 500 50 90; second patents. Sc 65G<S IS. hrsc
clears 90GsS: second clears. s. SS9S2 40 Bran IN
Phiadelphis. Nov. 1s-Whest strong and &c higher:
contract Grade. November 564zG76sc- Corn drm. bus
quiet; Old No yellow; SIC Oats quiet but steady:
White. clipped. 3713I1-c. Provisions
ter good demand Western, 271.cs
do nearby prints 3Oc- Eggs firm: good demand: fresh
neaEoy. do western. off,
western. 26G27c. Southern 25c loss OF cheese
urn good CeInald Ne~-hOrk rl creams. prime. small.
l5se DO fair 20 good small sq1Sc: % prime.
13c do fair 70 good large. f2ed12Ac Recspts-Flour
COCO bbls. and 27600oo n sacks: wheat 81 bush.
soTns 100" bush. cats 4o,o bush. Shipments-Wheae-
6a.oto BUSH corn. 9.6eo bush: $1,000 bush
81 Louis Nov, 1s-Close-wheat. No red cash. ssisc;
no hard 6eQ1lc: December. 6Sf1c. MAY.
No cash. sics December. 45A4c: seAc- Cats-Na
cash Sic: No white. IS zaS4c. December. - 5scs
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Proposals.
aOPOsAL FOR STREET RAILWAY.

PROPOSAL FOR STREET RAILWAY,
Light and Power Franchise Manila p I. In pursl-
Of a Act passed Monday October Goth 1902. by
the United States Philippine Commission eompstitiys
by Municipal Board OF Manila determine the
grantee railway franchise united with fran
S ,Se % Pbi5pSne sapS ana oT miles ion
xed in the franchise covers important streets IN the
tory system passenger transportation from part
or the %y 10 any Sthe PRs b Ds OK mp gra9
chse, to exceed fifty from date Of OF
Act; SECOND the rates OF fare exceed
and hall cents gold for first class passengers or
five cents gold for second class passengers and THIRD
compensation paid the City for the franchise not
and one-half per-centunn earning
BY arbitration after twenty-five years. when city
purchase the entire plant OF the street railway at
price 10 be fixed by arbitration based on the net earn
ings Gauge railway be four feet eight and
nehaf inches rails rails. not less than sixty pounds
per yard except streets paved with blocks OF
begin six months after awarding OF bid
and work completed twenty thereafter
street railway franchise In grantee provides
for reasonable be regulated by the Municipal
light heat and power franchise compensation to be
onehalf percent OF earnings The length OF this
franchise and time Of beginning and completion 70 %
BOARD In Manila together with map Of the -C1ty and
1nsuar Affairs War Department Washington. after De-
cember first 1902
Board in Manila until and Including March 4th 193-s
deposit OF S5OOOOO be made either with the Guar
BaSking CorporatioS Of New York (Phppine Tns1Iar
Repositories in the United States) and a certificate
nicpaI Board Manila duly certified by a national bank
to accompany the Did security for performance.
CLARENCE r. EDWARDS.
Colonel. U. S. Army. Chief OF Bureau OF Insular AZ
fairs. War Department. Washington. D. c.
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RI s. ENGINEER OFFICE, So 81. PAUL

laton and and included 1000 American Receipts
$4,000 bales. including $4,000 American Futures
and closed steady; American middling. November
SO: November and December 431G4 50: December
January 80: January and February 42S February
and March, 429: March and April 20: April and MAY
% May and 1904 SO June and July. 29G4 so
Tv1va and
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.

EOR BALTIMORE AND WA>HINGTON-fe.s
80. s1fSO A. NJ. 'lOO +'84O. 500. 200 P. N.
s12 IS Mdt.
zFrom Liberty Street only sDaly. tDaily. EXCEPT
Sunday ssunday only tParlOr cars only IiVix
TamaQua.
Cfices: Liberty Ferry Ferry. House.
ia 261 asa 1900 Broadway. 9Th ave Union
square West. 153 East 125th St. 273 West 125th
245 Columbus ave. New York; ST.. Full
ton St. Brooklyn: 9s Broadway. williamsburg. New
York Transfer Co. calls for and checks baggage
tinati0n.
". G. BESLER, C. NJ BURT.
General Manager General Passr Agent.
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Railroads..
PENNSYLVANIA
Ia

STATIONS foot OF WEST TwENTY-THIRD STREET
1.-THE leaving time from Desbrosses and
That given below for I1enfs.fhird street
75 A. M Fasr Maiirei 1n TO two Baes Parlor
Cars New York to Pitsbgrg Sleeping Car Pit'sourE to
So p ESI snd fEflaRS Com
For cSsaso e ce4sans Too cncRna
is9aR9S LOg 4TYs sS Lsgif AMI. SPECIALIZED
hour train to Chieago. Pullman Observation.
Drawing room. sleeping Dining and Buffet smoking
fos5a Ap G d9q snd fP5sv:
i5RSfng2s EAISI s x 4sE DPms Psburg Gin
Slnnasi Indianapolis Louisville ST Louis Pin1s Car
ss p III WI WEs Sf a Chicago For
edS, eneepi ssfgFsy PIPES car PsburE and
Chicago For Knoxville. daily. Shenandoah Valley
Su'f anns e F2E GsSfan aS SfsePa SINSa1
wAsH f'Sts3SoS AND T i2' soTTH
I55 SIS BIS Dining Carl 1910 sDesbresssS ana Ce5I
a M 1855 DINING carr 10 Desbrosses and Cortlandt
Dining 6aIs . Dining carr Is Dining ,S Can . 3
nins D GaF s 20 16 binE 70 c aSns M iSS5 6
ing Carr. g. 25 "C9ngressi9nal Lin inn an PSrSr sPd
(DIning Can, 9 . m. Y 70 nishts q 10
ATLANT1c COAST L1NE.-ExDress. s25 a. m, s.25
sABoARP LINE and M; e %
and New NeN orleans 5S 5 e p M daily
CHESAPEAKE OHIO RAILwAY-7oS a m week
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NORFOLK-L55 a. m.
AF Tss4iys c en1 sas an aai and ss m
7.55 a m. Through Vesttbuled Trains BlHer
Parlor Cars Standard Coaches on weekdays Par
ior smoking Car ParOr Cars Dining Car and Standard
Coaches Sundays
CAPE MAY-I2.55 2. m. weekdays.
F9 west PSin1s en- SSE 9G ssse
rs 40 and SS From ssb4ay sns cSStlandt
Streets). 600 p 20. 3-4O. A. 20 and $40 p m
weekdays T FoR yPiH III Il
SIS SIS. 925 DINING Car. o.55 Penna, Limited.
1910 Desbrosses and Cortlandt Streets 1029 Dining
Carr, 1888 Dining Carr IL So. M. II IS Dining
carr. 15S Dining Carr 10 Desbrosses and CSrtlanst
Streets. 22O. 2-55. 325 Dining Carr: 3SS 42S. 40
Dining Carp, 55 DINING Carr SIS Dining Car z52
(no coaches). s.25 s55. 925 Dining Carr. 955 0irl-
ited), e55 1855 Dining Carr 1255 Dining Carr,
IS Dining Carr 3.2S Dining Carr 355, rs Dining
Carr. ass Dining Carr. 555 Dining Carr T50. s25,
S55. BPS D. m. 1210 night
Ticket offices Nos 481 1854 III and 261 Broadway 1s2
23d ST. 2s5 Fifth Avenue corner
2eth ST.. l Aston House, West Twenty-third Street
Station stations foot DesbrOsses and Cortlandt
Streets Court Street $50 Fulton Street 9s Broadway
and Pennsylvania Annex Station. BROOKLYN; Station
Jersey City. The New York Transfer Company will
call for and check baggage from hotels and residences
through to destination
Telephone 'S14
road Cab Service.
J.. B. HUTCHINSON T. r. WOOD.
General Manager. Gen1 Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-19
THE STATE or TRADE.

Buffalo. Nov. 1s.-FTour firm. wheat-Spring dull; No
hard. carloads. soc. Corn strong No yellow. 635c:
No do CSC: No &C: No do. sic Oats strong
No white 34hc: No mixed. 32i3c: No do. SIC
ley 4SQ6Sc RysNo l. in store, 55c Canal freights
shipments through billed will close tomorrow
Chicago. Nov 1s.-The leading futures ranged fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-19

foreign cone Cables-2io-CofIee market steady No
Rio 1880: Exchange, 1-32d; receipts. 5000 bags
days.: cleared for the United states. 5000 bass
Europe. 1000 bags stock. alO.oOO bags
ssntosCoee market duh; good average ssn19s 4saoo;
fthree oays; STOCK, looVyJO pass-
"Reminiscences market opened unchanged al 100 p N
net y pig higher sales 10000 bags; holiday TO
morrow HaVre-Cofee market opened Irregular, IN
changed 20 4. higher; y m unchanged: at 3
m irregular: November advanced = franc December
Advanced y franc. March declined = franc; other
months unchanged $50 advanced a frame total
sales