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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-04

a % s9@9n FS ss sey ss Ss &
coasters. 17q1sc sizes 1si5c: Pennsy ivsna
size i!cy lIql9c do fancy roasting I5c do mixed
Wss1n best lie 90 Michigan 2c other
0l}h"estern average best lOlsc; ordinary. Sq10c;
loc do soathWetern TO-: do Western 40 ordinary
"a '!g t0eks sgee; spring ducks Western per 10
81 5S a1s Whit per dozen. 81 I5gs3; do mixed $. a
ou GAME ., - few fresh
t 1 have sold Slowly Wild ducks dull venson
s. 5oq$s partridses fresh s. 25gS3 do frozen 81 S5a
Engsb sqGse fresh 81 5sgS2 a. woodoock. s1asl so;
aS5 do grass 81 Soa$S: Wild ducks canvas per Sar
d d. aa Ss 90 T ys8n 81 g 90 do
per No. 2Sa25c do frozen saddles Oq22c, whole
for P9 9I TOE, AND VEGETABLES Receipts of potatoes
e.4S oes Demand fer Irish potatoes been fairly
potatoes have rather Slowly with southern o%sr
at the close, and while fancy rule slightly higher ordi
Veal grades show no Improvement Cabbages plenty and
CauIihowers good outlet when choice but poor
CSC oWer Norfo ka HRP S fo F arr 9nd 61
guote ioT az io~ nguTss Spinach in fair demand as
oW gu ae g n PEAS beam! He S59 an and
have met good outlet but prices rule low Other
buE per 100 81 Sas We quote de- P P9a sae
DO VIrgnia ~ sS potatoes Jersey Per b6l s2a$2 90
yellow 81 1888 5o do 81 25gS2 Brussels sprouts
9ea6y bbl s2ass do Florida per Crate 81 5o@s2
81 per dozen 54oo c9e oauo% S9n per per bb SSs s
Ss6IdltSy FLORIDA, box 81 2lQS2:
& 9 do Florida, box 81 25aS2 eggpants per box
81 "V - 9O lima beans bag. 75c9$1: lettuce
Ss; PET 9o2en oet10c: do North Carolina per SO
rS4 o. 90 NoTrok per basket 75cQS1 so; Western
peas per basket 5ocqS1 25 radishes Norfolk per basket
SSSI "a PEPPERS per Dbl 75c5S1 - spinach. per bb
I teeTTn5ps Russia Dbl, 6O9sOc; tomatoes per
91Syc per b.. MAPLE SUGAR-Demand sim Of a
!,oohs character but there steady market at 9Is0
~ per 10 ioF sugar and 75cqS1 gallon for syrup.
PROGRESS and stock Is working very full prices
ta 10 good, 13qI4c clover. extracted 7G7I.c: do
lon 6OQ65c. GINSENG-Market SIN verr slow and
gS4 - per 10; Western S4ffS4 Northern and
dslSIh at ~ 50g$5 NUTSChestnuts been in
nuts very scarce. Black and bull nuts steady
mere has been easier market for supplies Of
basis and goods Will be here shortly quote:
Shestnnts Northern per bush Of so 70, 81 50GSj do
o"utherh S2G$4 90 hickory nuts. bush, $3pS3 so:
peanuts Virginia. hand picked fancy. per 10 5a5c; do
No l Virginia sheed 5hG5i2c
HAY AND STRAW-HAY-Beyond fair prompt bust
ness there little done today. Election Dav will
make the usual in large trade days: but
market holds fun prices Prime hay and No par
tcularly firm showing surplus whatever We quote:
Urine; large bales per 100 III. ST. No I. 90G95c No
SVdef1ac' No 3 65U61iec; small bales sc lower than
large except for prime trashy lots 4Od6Oc.
clover mixed prime, 65aT0c; clover 65c no rough
lots clover grades wanted. .STRAW-Recepts are
range sun rules We quote 70Gs0c for useful
Receipts Of hay and straw reported at the
~ LIS al nom tucson tSiHeT tta-
10, w. tTl~t 40, Fennsylyania, 30; Delaware,
IackaNann and Western. 20; West Shore. SO: Lehgh
Valley 1870: Central Of New-Jersey boats 40
and 20 tons by rail-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-04

40 $50 S at s @ sss. C 'a at at IS .
go e,T n at s. 500 IS d. 81 n. a s. .
ss %, or ioA4 head Insqng Is for
a sF on p fSs a Sfsep Ts H ar nsH a f Sgf
medium grades and heavy lambs slow and sellers
rated them shade lower fairly scod amount Of bust
rivals would probably BE- carried over. common to
at 81 25SiSS g. car at s. So UI az 81 s0 snsea5
per u; dressed lambs slow Ia9c
ase 81 3 per 100 10 81 do 3 n at IS Is us do IS
III do al y e. ' at s 9! M 2 a o d e %
s. TO- Kentucky sheep and yearngs IFS n at SIS So
S9 kentaSky eshsep III 10 at 81 90 90 Indiana do III
PsnpsyT ,1a do los n a. So = state IS ~ at
- KsTns C2m1 mis- COMPANY los KentucSy lambs 20
at s.; 10 Canada 40 % 10 "a % 8 stats Do, s. 70
sheep n at S. Co. lO4 do los n at So 4O Is State
do " n at So 90 q PENNSYLVANIA d. los 10 az g -
DO e5 ~ at s. 121s; 10 - So 40 do, n
st Ss IS 3hIo sheep IlS n s. 90
n, al. IS; 1874 do % 70. at s. IS
Sanders. $50 STATE lambs, q n. 50 30; 2ss Il
80 n at s. So do 40 n at 81 % u state cuis u 10
81 %; l55 Pe9nsyIysqia DO; 90 n. at Sc 20 -
Tn9eT do DO s West yna S s S1 at s s.
90 10 at s.; ls9 Kentucky 90 100 n. So so 1876 do
I,isTEinston g.: $50 Buffalo lssbs % 10 a!
SO n at s. 10 Is state sheeD ids s. g. o. 90
.
19I do 81 10 at So TO- 23 do So ~ at s. 90 $50 Penn
sylvana do Is ID. at IS 10. % n, So
do. % 10. at So "a Vermont do 81 ~ So To- culs.
Al 70, at 81; do 81 n So do n. SO %.
d Harrington: 49, Western lambs ~ SIS -: 210
do & NJ at SO %: 10 do 53 n. $ 12s 434 do, %
at So lS6 Canada do 50 10, 81 456 do. 30 10
s. 62 IS state do o. 10 IS % so do. q n s. Is;
1873 do % 10, at s. ia. 24O do. IS 10 So q
sheep III ~ at s. 90 10 do % 10 at s. 35 10 DO rs
George and L. S DIlenback: 22T Canada lambs -
n at 2 10 State sheep 107 70. at s. 80; II 100
10, IS 37l2.
J. e. Curtis: lbs lambs u n. at IS: 252 do c.
n, 81 90 80 do, g. n. at 81 90 13S sheep 1O4
SO 10.
Andrew Mullen: IA lambs. Il n al So: 50 do.
O. n at 10; - State sheep. ITO 10. at So so do.
Jeiffe Wright & 81 State lambs 81 70. at s.;
as do 63 ~ at IS; 16 sheep III n. 81 30; 113 do.
103 10. IS %
HoGS-Reeeipts for two days were 6S cars or TO-
head, including Lass for sale. Prices lower all
around PernsyIyania and state hogs we're selling at
Sc I5qS6 So 100 NJ No sales OF Western hogs
ported. Country dressed hogs unchanged
Newton & Co: So hogs. at
SO 30 per 100 10; - State pigs, 9S ~ a SIS IS.
McFrehson & Co: - State hogs 16s 10. a So rs
Sanders: SO state hogs 179 70. at 81 80; roughs.
ST5 10, So rs.
8 Judd & Co; state hogs 1872 70, at So So :
roughs 1895 10. at s. 50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-04
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
CASH. Quotations
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Nev-YoTI. November :, laO2
teFtLEhe coffee market to-day opened steady.
hrs' prices unchanged l 20 points lower After the
opening Trading Cul during Of the session.
turned active toward the Of day. finally
closing easy with prices hanged 10 points
and Nth the total sales footing $3.50 bags The
farL news Vas not particularly interesting Owing
The RrazL'an holiday there cables the
HAVE after opening unchanged lost ground finally
dosing net = franc lower closing
igures 81 last FRIDAY. Hamburg unchanged =
Jig lower The early trading locally the order
usual NOTED ON Inc DAY preceding holiday Consisting
i fe most part Of the rea1jusfin professional
nffnerfs ami the natural haImonizing
VIII Eufopeau views Toward the close there
'aE free selling Tor the the local bear
inseut whio. effective in lowering values another
The
changed the basis 5ssc Tor Rio The
Tor r3d coffee continues quiet but steady The visible
sufgIr the United States October II 81 49,
laIS agansi 81 $50 bags last We quoss Mocha
l@ Zoe Java interior l5 sizc. Java. Tfmor l69l7c
Maii1. bow grades. 1dss,c, MaracaIbo. washed 1eiz
ali.- Japalca shllc. la tiuayra. Sdsc; Caracas
washed l 3l Bos,ta. 12d lGc, Mexican 20 l0C, MeXi
ashd 10 "a Ia. Central American. 9iaGl4cs Qua
tfmas and totaT loEl1 re. African. 63sa lOt=c Total
warehouse deliveries n the United states for the week
l322 i5 bags. against 936sS bags last and
Isl sse bags for the week q or the
former New York reported loV:is0 bags. santos
80 ESQ BAGS estimated for the week com
pared v' 2s4ev bags last week and 5p1O0o bags for
os' a2oso bags the Nee and 1873,
hays Rio shipments the United states,
" 'rH for the week 10 Europe. e0o bsgs Santos
Srrmcus 10 the United States. 2Ao0 bags. To Europe.
hee~ total stork 53.0oa bags Bahia shipments Ger
MANY. 500 hays. OF Europe 3.0s0 hags.
u contract in the local market to-day
vas iacWs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-04

eiegraphs Car9na movement TO date: Receipts l2ssI
p n eomn9n to 10y fair sag far TO s9ed 81 a'S:
Japan. foreign. 45Ssd47ss: domestic 4q4ize; Java
f'zIt'sc; Ransoon, in bond. - G2SAc
ttellned unchanged ana quiet
mere y an undercurrent OF in regard to te
u'e OF The market The consensus Of opinion however.
II mat prices for refined will be lowered IN me near
iu'ure Ihis is owing the expected large arrivals OF
Dc renned sugar from the West the first aTNa plo-
AMY coming by the 10th this The idea Is
mat local reiners VIII prices 10 meet the
OF the beet possibly to make lie
SHIPMENT OF that improbable the beet sugar
pc. We quote cut loaf. crushed and donlnos - To-
mould and cubes, 490c. XNl[& powdered, $500; pow
deTed coarse powdered powdered. 4IJc: Eagle
con1ectloners granulated 1900 Eagle ana extra
me graduated, 475c; Eagle 70 and 10 bags
Of fine graduated 1850: Eagle bags of hne granu
lated 4e0c Eagle fine graduated. standard granudted
and diamond A, 465c; confectioners' 4. 459c: No l.
4S5c: Nos and 3. 400: No 1850: No 3 42Gc; Nod
l5c No a Toe; No 5. 4.05c. No .. 4c No 10 $500
doc No 10 } zoe Eagle powdered, 4S5c; crysta ION
mos. &c. The London 94d lower,
with November quoted as sad. and December az IS %
cane was quiet and unchanged Java was quoted al Is
and fair refining at IS Sd. The local market Vas rn
with centrifugal % test at 3Ssc; muscoyado ~ test al
3se and moasses sugar 50 test at 2sS safes were
1000 bags Cuba centrifugal eXship and 5000 bags same
from at S9ec basis 90 test and there was rumoT
that 34OO hTsts Delaware BreahWater had
been sold, but particulars were not learned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-04

METAiSS-IlN- London unchanged nom
futures a. tlS Lsay ~ he 0es o it as sR1ie
gongued gun 1hd unefaFs i al u sS a y
I oys az S'sns "a and AZ Sas5GE at
al l53 Is 3d. and futures al S2 q Cd Exports copper
the month OF October reported as 1l9ol tons
compared win 22l for the period Of last
Of 1899. .Ll1AD-f.ead Was dul ana unchanged in
R$ Be- eS 2If Its a s ana was Gae6nsd in
London. where It closed at fl9 5s Locally Il was easier
ing at SIS Cd Middlesboro al SIS 3D. In the New
rants are nominal foundry. northern quoted at
s 10 anSr2 F ao 10 al s E2aas5S South
MoLAssEs AND sYRUPS syTups are steady ate full
Neworleans centrifugal common 9Egl$c fair l4glSc
500 tpc sgrups coInnou I@4I4c fair I5al7c. good
OCEAN steam n, and , sail tonnage 9 the
were low. Win tonnage abundant o!!.oITATIoNs-as
bristol iasd: LAith. Hun and Newcastle %; Rotter-
poi per Der 100 n Pc London oats cHARTEHs-
YoE rs Noyembs British ei2 tons coal
e5Ie 70 haint Hamburg to Charleston or savannah
private steamer - tons zorro I'ico trace six
York or Charleston 81 10 sehoone loo tons
stesl rI bark ss7 tons lumber Phiadepha
pTyAe u 59@ s S to baltimore private terms
442 tons lgm6eT heh TO Norfolk Pirate
s S ions coal coal POINT 6ery to
private sehoons5 TOMS 9n cS S PRadepba TO
Augusta 81 % scioo1'S'' w '0--'' H
NeH-EedfoTd. 81
oIIs--Ayeakeued BIZ news from South Of a large
INA increasing pressure from holders. cotonseed oil
80 easier to-day somewhat lower on spot Iinseed
81 reuans unchanged and hrm at recent prices Refined
continues good demand. and IS also un-
e. ~ ma in bulk Philadelphia. bbls - 40. and IN
F,,iL 81 -. refined New-IoTk. - 20 COT
,11NsFsFD OII-PFime crude. I b mills &c. crude
49, 90Is I5s1c nominal prime summer yellow dAf2I3oc
,t 1adeE nominal prime white. $50 Oc prime winter
s1lly LINSEED OIIAInerlcan seed, city
raw 46p45c; out raw, 44440c; Calcutta raw
use; lard III. SS9 Ssc - .4,.,r.a 5oT, m. in
~, 49, aud smaller receipts than expected provisions
opening until met by GIVE unload
1vte thev reacted sharply all product rms was
Solioned bv upturn in the ei.o faro CLOS
Nan the previous night with pork and ribs a
io,rer INT whole market very STEADY
on@Sv Vyith grain Western receipts were a. 100 IN
ei,dino ~ COO at Chicago 5000 at Kansas ny anu
:. I.[Sebs PORK-6Quiet quoted: Mess. SIS @94
az s9l. short S21dS23. BEEF
fsT- o,t0ted Mess $40 50Asll family Slo9Sis packer
India mess, $50 - il-f-r n No
,s.' ,ioted: Fsacons 10 n, &C. 100 No. 9lse:
20 " -. piRs Zoe CUT MEATS, 4ickied bellies
80 auotAi: smoking. l31se 10 10 iS'se y 10 JIG
S 80 '1ps.c picked shoulder dun; quoted, Sgc
Pst ,tV a.: country. 6ssasl+e 10 nal
sies Sil - civ lard, easy quoted $40 s0gsle go
quoted, South America sl-' con
tinsnt SIl Brazil ksgs N -, @ qui i'
1.s"'fi ;,ytv ARA ,tearine. f2'sc
i" The market shows hrmness with fairy good
.t ar Monday the dag preceding notlaaS- Tue
al tho south also good and fuH prices
81 $500 Louisiana crop movement 10 date l.ecelpis
Z - ~ sacks: year 5i91si sacks sales clean
pockets; iast year JOE - l-,r.s
49, atoms with good demand Ialmase Charleston
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OTHER MARKErs-Br rELEGRArH.

Chicago. Nov. a.cattIe-R Receipts. 21.OOO head in
GLIDING 800 Texans and 5000 Westerns Slow. steady.
Good TO prime steers St 5OgSS poor medium. So 500
So -; feeders So OGs4 -: COWS 81 400
81 -: calves So 7JdS7 steers S3dS4 -;
Western 81 5OGS6 so HOgs-Receipts to-day 81
Geo tomorrow. % 600 left 2OO0 Opened steady,
closed Toe higher. Mixed and butchers SO 2J4$6 70.
Sc 90: light So 30q$6 60: bulk o. sales So 4Od$6
Sheep-Receipts 10000 sheep mostly 1Oc lower lambs.
Il 2Sc lower Good choice wethers Sc 506S4 90,
lair to choice mixed. 81 5o$2 40; native lambs 50 500
Cincinnati Nov. s-Hoss active 81 5oase e9. Cattle
lower So S0GISj TO-
tives $500 Texans calves Texans. 100 natives.
Native and Western steady quarantine
steady 70 higher calves lower steady to higher
Stockers and feeders quiet Choice export and dressed
feeders s. T5g$t Western 81 25qS5
and Indian steers So 75GS4 Texas COWS So I50
81 O3: 81 757S3 50: native heters. 81 SO
s. 30; TQS2 - bulls, So 25GS3 To- calves. $50
lower; top, So 52iz OF sales 41ElSs 80; heavy
SO S0qS 52s mixed packers. Sc 35GS6 "a tight s. 30
ass 4I Workers, SO 45S6 All pigs, 50 1896 - Sheep
Receipts. 1000 head: market active. strong: lambs
s. SIS 10d$S 20: wethers 81 500S4:
Western wethers S235qst: socksrs and feeders 81 95
q$5 -.
East Liberty. Nov. S-CattIs market steady; choice,
81 5OaS6 prime. So 15dS6 good. - 5dS5
81 aOa$4; s. JOSS - HogsMarket active at a
oiums 81 Workers. 81 GOGS6 30 light Workers.
Sc 554$6 60 pigs, Sc 60; roushs SS6 40 SheepMarkst
S. 75aS4 good mixed s. 2OGsS 60 fair 759SS culs
S3a$S 50 Veal calves sass 80. heavy and thin.
1888
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-04

spot cotton dull. with quotan9ns . rS' 81 -.
ihe basis OF 5Dc midding uIiaho aLo 49, lv
niading Sales 100 bags soSt1stn spI ,,ni ny
televrsrl,ed follows: NesR-'ileails au!es
changed - -. sales ? 500 bales; Mobile quiet un
Changed al - 6c: sales. 500 bales SaEalIlan VIe
i-lGc love- ~ &c: sales IS bales Wilmington iHin
unchanged al ssc Norfolk quiet unchansea al 49,
iales ifg tales. Baltimore nominal unchssSeo AZ So
Augusta arm unchangeG Lie; sales 3lo e a
- Louis quiet. unchanged al ee ~ 900 -
mated racefnfs ~ Ne-Dfeans for 10 morrow @oVOo 20
eOD taos As compBle with IA. lS2 bales IasL week
IA IA hales actual last year at Houston fof 10
onou Is on 70 1901 bales against @04I5 Aetnal ast
week ana ~ 400 hslee actual last year AZ galveston
2 900 a. % on baes conpared with 2lS91 bales actua
as week and - 7O2 bales actual last year, -, -.
pared with the came dan week and last year
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The stasticaI position Of brazilian cofeo IS as foI


COTTON-I5usiness IN Gotten Nas moderately actis'
th the prices somewhat irregular me iaI
opened advance % point 20 Qecilho
points poor CARY cables. winch ld1er 'eca4i
small 10 port receipts lo
and talk u the Western part OF
Die cotton belt market rallied Sge points On w
Sore positions tut again turned sasT OF ~
contribution receipts BY Same aSs,
deafaaces 20 the amount OF l5eS2 bdles TnatIS ths
receipts the day O. ~ bales. against
The market subsequently, 10 the
If points the active months. ana was
IA tone the changes showing rise
point 10 a decline OF points During the afternoon
the decline By absorbing the -"
'srings the good showing made by exports 81
bales, against port receis 81
hsles excess favor OF exports Delg Syf
demand accelerated by furtheT falns on
corsodsted stocks. which nov e62ll bales uiusr
years The selling IN good part TOT s,oitnsS
larger local bear YieiatoI eLso 49,
freely esucialy toward close, for the purpose OF
aufaverablv influencing the AAfefpoo 11l-e
lscrous in tits country when our principal srheIs
at tilis poiht illsd
rery quiet being small although q l1'e
inerease though the iIesil Fecsipts ae sesis
eoI-tfacts., 20 ma
n getting supplies IN the lea hee Tor
iAplrt spinning purposes &c ea4eS Ao4 44'~'N @''
trles estimated 2O0.OeO baies,
The OF contract prices IA INV i'Na' MANI ~
df7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-04
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. Nov Flour steady. sooI demand. hest pat
spring 81 25S4 5O baker straight spring SiG ~
baker clear spTng 81 25qS3 10 low gradss winter and
spring 81 15S; winter, 81 S4 "a. clear So so
asa Is: cracker -four, 81 50GSS IS; -four S. 50@$+
Wheat-SDrug quiet; No hard carload, 11i4c winter
strong. No red 56c. Corn dull and weak. No yellow
6f'sc, No do. Ga; No 6eiac: No Dc. 62'aC
Size; No do. Sic Barley nothing doing; quoted 41
6Cc Rye quiet No canal fTeightS steady wheat
+5sC. COM 3tsc to New-YOrk-
Chicago Nov s.-The leading futures rsnsed fol
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11vr,RrooL corroN MARkErs.

Liverpool Nov 3. p. m--COtton7-SPot in nloderate
demand; prices points lower American middllng far
a 0S,. good nddlng 46Sc, mddhng 4dOc; low mid
ding 5Oc good ordinary. 43Sc; ordinary. 426c The
sales Of the day which 500 for
Speculation and export and included I5OO American Re
CENTS bales American Futures opened quiet
and closed very steady American middinss G o G No
and january a 4Os; January February ASH; Feb
ruarv and March. 439s; March and April. 4SSs April
and Nav .ss; May and June 439S; June and July,
4 July August, 4.3sv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-04
NAVAL STORES.

The market spirits lrpontine quiet steady
and unchanged Itosin firm Tar ruled firm
changed prices We quote.
SPIRITS TURPENrINE-on and machine. bills S41= y
TAR-Pins bhls, 81 % oil bills. 81 40.
Rt'SlNConlmon good strained 70fSi -. n 81 so;
= 81 -. r 81 90 g. 81 81: r. 81 10 l. Sc 4OnS2 so X
So, NJ. s. 30 y. Sc 90; " C.. 81 -. and WV. 81 80.
STOCK ON HAND.
Resin. bills af SIS
Spirits turpentine les
AM lf4a ESQ
Savannah. Nov. 2Turpeutns firm. 51a4c. receipts IT,
htls sales. 80 bills 2676 bbIs. Rosin
ceip' . 13S bbs. sales. 1857 hbls. exports bbs
quoted a p - =, 81 30. T. ST 50 r. 81 ~, ST ~
IL 81 -, s.. X. s. ~: NJ 50. y. 80. " q. s. -.
" Is. 81 -.
Charleston Nov. 3--Turpentine and rOs1 Unchanged
LONDON. Nov. S.-rurpeDtne Spirits SOS Resin
American strained As 81. nne. IS Cd.
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SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
rl,RopEAN PRopUca MARkErs.

Tiverp,ol Nov 3-Closing: wheat-SpOt steady; No
- 3Testern winter. is 3D. No Northern spring. IS
altd No California. IS Sd futures quiet pecenber.
X az "a March IS load. COrn-SpOt quiet American.
mixed IS futures quiet; January q S.sd; March
a. sd Peas-CanadiRn steady ts I'D k10ur-St Louis.
fancy winter. quiet 50 3D. Hops at LONDON (Paciac
t-aseN ARM Beef India
II5s pork strong; prime mess. Western. 05s. Hans
short cut n to 10 steady SIS 3D. Bacon quiet 70
~ 6s; long clear mindless. light Is to "a 70. rs 81
Inlddles heavy. j. 10 40 10. u.s. short clear
hacks 10 10 m SIS Cd clear bellies l4 90 rs 10 SIS
ssS,IL5ersESGuare IL 10. firm. Us cd Lard
prime Western. tierces ass Sd; american refined
id Cheese ARM American.
e~sSt finest eooEeC.
prime city arm 29s Gal OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES arm
a.. Posiu-t'ommOn steady. As I'D PetrOleUm-Re-
Nned quiet 3d. Linseed oil duh 26s-
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Cash quotations follows; EloUr steady No
spring wheat. re No 3 6SQ5lc No red. Ieg I0taG
No No = yellow. ode; Ne oats 2Sc; No )
white 2S632c. No +S9sc good feeling barley. aP
f3c. choice mating 4Sa5SC, No haxseeCt ~ 10
No Northwestern, 81 Is prime timothy seed 81 %
clover contract grade $40 pork Dbl $l6 o.
-: lard per ~ $10 a. short ribs sides ooSe
$40 62ts ala dry sailed shoulders teoxe 81 STAG
$40 ehort boXej 50 75ttS1O; Whiskey basis
II nigh wines. 81. the Produce Exchange 70 day
Eutt steady; creameres, l6is Q2ti.c
DIARIES l562le Eggs steady; loss OF, cases returned
pc Cheese steady To firm. l14l@c
Philadelphia Nov G.Wheat 12C lower contract grade
November T+gT+}4c. Corn steady but quiet; NO vel
low, on track 6gc steady No white clipped. 81
G.{Sc 1ul and unchanged. Rye Hour steady
uc kwheat Hour s. 50p$3 peg 100 10 Butter steady
fair demand. Western do nearby
prints Csc firm and In good request fresh nearby
Western 2tC, loss on; DO southwestern
23c southern. @2c loss of Cheese steady
demand; Nev-NorS full creams prime small Tao
I2ac do fair good small 1I$sdl 2lsC, do prime large
l2Itc good. large, IL so 2c Receipts-Ftour
too bbs and Si7 900 sacks wheat. &OtO bush,
corn, 200 hush: 4O0O bush shipments Wheat.
7O00 bush. corn. 1000 bush: oats, lSON bush
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SELECT CRUISES.
= 8 Mottke 5. s AUG. Victoris
WEST INDIES ORIENT

M9ILhe 5 Au5 Vict0TIs
WEST INDIES ORIENT
From n Y. Jan 10 From y Y. Feb s.
Duration 20 days. Duration q DAYS
SI25 & up. cost $3.50 Z 10.
Send fur illustrated pamphlets, rates,
HAMBURG AMERICAN LINE
Onices. IS and 81 Broadway Piers Hnboken " J.
GlAaK'S CRUISES FOR 1908
BY Specially Chartered Twin Screw Steamers
"kAISERIN" and CELTIC
North German Lloyd White Star Line
Express Steamer largest Steamer Afoat
Cheapest and most attractive trips offered.
WEST INDIES 18th. visiting St Thomas.
ST kits. Martinique. Barbados,
Jamaica Cuba Nassau, ETC.: n days. $3.50 up.
MEDITERRANEAN and the ORIENT
Jan % and Feb l. Madeira Granada. The AlhamSra
Athens. ConstantinOple Palestine and Egypt. Rome
Naples. etc. 90 days. $500 Jan.
days. emitting Granada. $500 up.
NORWAY, SWEDEN AND RUSSIA
July "a, AZ days $40 and upwards; overCrovdsnx
first class throushou Including shore excursions hotels
guides. drives etc Programs free-mantion
wanted. +. c. CLARK. III Broadway. ~. Y.
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ELG1N BUTTER MARKET.


Elgin Nov 3-Butter market remained at "a &c:
no offerings sales output OF the week. $4,000
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STEAMBOATS,

GATSNill EVENING lin,
Boats for CatskiN. Hudson. Cossaesis tne usual
landings every week day p. NJ from Pier al N r.
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MEDlTE8RANEAN EXPRESS
SERVICE.
NORTH GERMAN "HANBU re- AMERICAN
LLOYD to LINE
NAPLES AND GENOA VIA GIBRALTAR AND AL
GIERS BY EMPRESS STEAMERS
Trave and Lain do call AlgerS.
"A Victoria. Nov. Il. n AM TTrsve. n. Il NJ.
tTrsve. Nov p. 10 A. "a iIahn. Jan. 81 10 A. n.
Hahn. Dee g. 10 \ NJ. fTrave. Feb - a. NJ.
Return tickets suitable for either tins
from Naples Genoa. Gibraltar. Hamburg, Bremen
don. southampton. Paris and CheFb0urg.
NCRrIJ-GERMAN LLOYD AAMBU re- AMERICAN
OELRICHS co. ACTS,
S BROADWAY. n Y 81 BROADWAY " Y
Lloyd steamers from AH1ity St. Brooklyn.
Hamburg steamers from First s.. Hoboken. n ].
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CUNARD LINE.

a. TO LIyERPoo. VIA QUEENSTOWN
Csmpania Nov. 8 10 A. 81. Etruria. Nov % . "A
IJrobria . Nov 10 p NJ Canpania.. Dec IA q
Iucania. New - 10 \. NJ. Umbria..- Dec NJ = n
VERNON n BROWN & CO.. Agents -
- BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
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coffee cshles- Rio Receipts. 1000 bags ovo dsys
HOLIDAY Ssnf0s-HOliday. lIamburg-'offee market
opened : ufg higher 23O u MAS unchanged
O. nfg lower. sales. 31.Ho bags flaVre-conee
q lpened unchanged: al Il unchanged. At IA
:. franc lower $50 unchanged. total sales 80.
i-D hays.
lso,4sr.- &c - Jti1y ....-..... is %
S.en,-iarv ... 81. a. August .......--... -
afsr,E Il September -. 80
AL - October Is a.
80. Ngyeuf-r 80.
December $3.50