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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-05-09

Hon. John :. Beard, who was a
presidential elector in 1896, is now q
q candidate for congress in the third
district, and has challenged his COM
petitors to a Joint debate. That il the
way to tell how and where man
stands before the people. Joint de-
bates should be demanded 10y the
voters
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-05-09

Bryan won't vote for Hill or Cleve-
land, and neither Hill nor Cleveland
will vote for Bryan; wherefore, it
follows that Frank Harris, the O,sl4
editor, il better democrat than amy
one Of the three, a. lac will vote for
any one of them that may he nomi-
mated. me, too."-Punta Gorda Her
q Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-29

per carrier 81 5oS2 so; pumpkins per Dbl COARSE par
shlps 81 70 romaine NewOrsans. Dbl 50 5oGS4 so;
tSashes Norfolk per basket 25q5oc; do dollhouse, per
100 10160c spinach per bbl S1I$l 25 string beans,
EiTsina Per basket 5ocqSl 25 d. Charleston, 75c9$2 do
EIode SlGS2 % squash bib I5caSi; turnips, Rus
Sa Der Dbl 6GgS0c; DO white SlQs1 %: do tomatoes
81: dollhouse, 25U3Oc.
HAY AND STRAW-HAY-Asid from buyers being on
the lookout for the better grades Of hay which continue
70 lead the demand the market rather quiet With
mo holiday interruption passed there is reasonable
s9ianee hat general trade will promptly revive ara al
- recent rates retained in full We quote: Prime,
d lsEEs be.es be- 100 p %, s51@eG$i; No l.
a4s21=e; No SoS5e; No sea g65c; irregular lots
42gauc: clover. mixed 6546Tl2c; clover. 500
HIRAW-Supples continue largely exceed the de-
nand and there is Improvement shad-
ing We quote; Long G5@75c with choice T7=e per
10" n Receipts Of hay and in reported at
ne Produce Eychence ar noon to-day; Hudson River
railroad, 800 Erie Railroad $50; Pennsylvania RatFoa l.
90: West Shore Railroad CO. Lehgh Valley Railroad:
30; Ontario < Western Railroad. 20; Central Railroad
OF Newersev go river barges, $50; canal boats 81;
total. 2.251
Receipts of straw. by river 70 tons; DO by rail so
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-29
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

BOSTON Nov. 2S-'The Commercial Bulletin vii! say
in to-morrovs report the wool OF the United
states: THE of 3 cent and 10
per croshrefs ~ the London auction sales.
Tuesday. has increased confidence
American OPERATOR Holders ot all kinds OF wool are
talnty is steady and healthy. There has
nee, SPECULATION believed that the
STEADY UPWARD tendency may lead speculative
operations members of trade rule very con-
ssrvative sInashup Of the Yorkshire wool combining
England was discounted months age and
has had elfec the steady advance BY
worlds short supply Of wool The receipts Of wool in
mounds AGAINST 246 Ola pounds for period
In IgOi. Boston shipments 70 date go S44
bounds against shipments OF 29 4j 9+2 pounds
same period The stock hand IN Boston January
1853 pounds; the total stock to-day
lis 1856 36l pounds. The stock on hand November 80
1901 50. 344. 69I pounds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-29
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 80 1902

PEssss we qqoe Petroleum bills 81 90 ana IN bulk
fined New-York 50 90 cottonseed oil prime crude
not M mus, -s&2st5c prime summer yellow 20 aa.c.
outer grades nominal; prime white soc: prime winter
g47G ss 2as Of town raw. 44a45 75c lard
8Sa ge., s s am aa a s: Whole
n IN the face Of late decline IN grain othsT
irmness light offerings fair commission house
9t chioago, sooo Omaha and 800 y
$lsgsis 50: family slGasls IS; short cea t2ia$2s -.
SIS packet sI4gsi6 ext nds mess sa6as2s
BEEF HAMSCstesdy Quoted At $50 594fs22 20; -
S@sc; l6o n, SIC: l4o n, sSse pigs 9q9ee...GCT
So nj aa6te5 Z ie 4 n {o Inns Ped aa0ed m
ia@I2f dGv-1i stsa cty elc country g.,
@ quoted % a m Quoted at II 25e ciy no lara
S2uth America II 75c Continent IL4oo; Brazil kegs
RIcE~The demand for ali grades Of rice is good and
the market holds hrm. Receipts primary points are
Tons as, 9 LneGe Is no ace4mus 5i2R OF sIo * good
g5e prime TO choice, m5%e: head. 5Aae3sc: Patna
Java, 4lsa47sc: Rang56n in bona % a2a4c
sUGAR-The market for refined is firm but un-
changed with rehners making concessions but guar
fairly active We quote S daf crushed and doninos
635c; mould a ard cubes DC: NNNX powdered 4'99c;
Eagle confectoners granuladed Sc Eagle coarse and
extra nne granuated a5c EaFle n cartons and n
grahuIaeS gc hage 4ne ae
46eo; Nos l. and 3. Doc No / 4d5c; 10 419c N9 o.
No H. Aloe; No u, 4O5c; No 10. &C. Nos a and -
S95c; No 49, $500; Eagle powdered. 5Otci crystal don
nos 72Oc The local market for raw sugar IS hrn on
the 37sc centrifugal $50 for 50 test
musCOvadO 3lsc 50 mOlaSses sugar. The
London beet market steady at lid advance
from Wednesdays prices, with November quoted at IS
and December at IS l1Ad. Cane was steady and I'D
higher for 9s 4i2d and fair refining was un
changed at SIS Cd This weeks OF the statistical
position made by Willet Gray, shows stocks IN
United States and Cuba together 2G3, 213 tons
260 and 1SS f51 tons last year
562 last year Receipts al the
six principal ports Of cuba 500 tons; exports $500
stock ~ 500 tons against 4063 last year
Stock IN Europe 7iOo0 tons against 254e SIS tons ast
year. Total stocks Of Europe and America. l9I4213
tons. / the uneven
dates 1877 900 the date of October l.
$50 GA against an eX-
$50 1871 last and of 500 693
January Hamburg reports shipments Of l25
tons refined sugar for the United States
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-29

cOTTON-cotton speculation less active
day fluctuations followed somewhat erratic
with the final figures the bottom. The opening
steady id9 points advance. Of the active
Positions selling up points
rabies expected and bad weather conditions IN
parts Of the South. Texas reporting OF TEN
the weather Of the with slee and cold
practically stopping further promise
growth Following The opening call the market
Irregular. within range Of 6alG points the
character, in good for evening outstanding
tracts IN anticipation OF the Bureau
APPEARANCE December 3-nezt Wednesday. Pending the
p1bicaton OF this report the
the volume Of business
lght today'E being
bAe Forecasts regarding the probability OF the
.bbcGDO bales II anything less. belief
Tad weather Of late prevailing IN the South inu
ehce ne returns made 70 the in the
lln OF lower In the afternoon buying picked
up little the weekend figures which were more
punish than expected. with
y sight movement bales, against
re movement 89s 292 bales. year.
large estimate FOR receipts
TOW. however, held the upward check
ere" 70 be factor IN closing the
SeeHy crop and total crop B
1oloVs Port receipts 303O against 325 last
yea overland % mills and Canada. asp bales
le1ec with 450ls bales Southern
sAEs estimated $4,000 bales
Sss O; stock Interior towns bales against
Ssss last year brought into sight for the week
ent fT the 50 days ending November Port receipts
JOS " bales compared 1885 bales: overland
- mis- and Canada. 35s $50 ba,es bales
- year southern min takings (estimatedD.
a excess OF September 4G6.52S bales
s5s 7e brought into sight during 50 days date
vas as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-29
CASH QUOTATIONS
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-10rk. November 3 1902.
coFFEE-The coffee market to-day, after opening
steady advance Of 5lU points only moderately
active but for time showed decidedly improved tone
rejecting stronger European
midday points
Of last Wednesday. easier again.
profit closed steady, prices 5Ql5
points higher. The sales footed up about 10000 bags
The early favorable TO the reaction which
many anticipated after the decline Of Wedne
Have reported advance Of 124s franc over her
close q Wednesday. and Hamburg a pig higher
reported unchanged quotations. but Rio rs
The primary points reported FOR
Thursday below expectations the interior having but
4lOuU The early trad ding
apparently Indicated that there sti an unquldaed
December option, good part Of
OF sales this option.
however good demand from shorts at Tues
higher level who covering in view Of the
continued light movement and the hruer tone Of the
market but the high point Of the day there
for prots the part Of those who had sold
opening transactions proved heavy
for values The regular bear contingent not
ticUlaTy prominent either side account but IL
understood selling the distant options
The market quiet, with quotations on the basis
Of SIC for Rio No =.
The range OF prices the local market to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-29

cotton closed ouet with quotations unchanged on
eag Gulf Sales were 500 bales Southern spot markets
we're feieRraphed as follows: NeVg-Crleans steady
changed. al sc: sales 1850 bales Mobile quiet IN
changed al TBc sales 300 bales Savannah quiet.
changed. q 7Tc: bales Charleston firm,
Sasnget. TIC. Wilmington firm unchanged at 74c
norfolk STEADY unchanged. at 3lGc; sales 1853 bales
Baltimore nominal UNCHANGED at s5c Galveston steady
unchanged sales bales. augusta steady
unchanged AZ S-I6gs &c: sales. 7G4 bales Memphis
steady. UNCHANGED. Sc: sales, 300 bales St Louis
steady unchanged at sales 449 bales Estimated
eeDts New-OrIeans $4,000 to $1,000 bales com
pared with 1896 bales actual and 20 ~ bales
ss' 900 to 5000 bales against 1862
talsE week End u bales last Galveston Is
sctedued receive 900 bales in contrast with
S4 bales 10954 bales for the corresponding
Gay last
Receipts OF cotton at the ports and for the week
compared 0ithe the totals week previous and Of
this last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-29
OTHER uAEKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Nov >-Cattle-tece'pts llao9 head, steaJy
TO I5c lower. prime steers SotSI 40 sltc, 70
r,s5IIir ..siSG. sJasA,ra AID teeleFs S-dSt 90
4O.sy Gamers 81 t'4S- 90, pL.-s.
calves, 40 IeALs-iel steers s"4Si -
WESTERN st.,rs -. Higs-leceIpts To-Day .
us morrow. lsUru left o-rr, 31t"i acslNe 10 o.
higher AnAei 50 S14so -, good 10 t4't e
G,f,v Stg.sb 80. :ouyn Eelyy, - 'U9$O, lsH % o
mix sales 40 SAeupltecelpls lSVNl'
i,l, Hi-Err. W-tueFs. o. S4St-9s
iar 70 caute mixed. IUnaJ 80; native lambs 81 '0
., cincinnati Nov 4o-iIogs a-ve. higher, 5! 25a 50 %;
cat,c aut.>, S-9J -, sacep STEADY, 9-4$S % idus
steady. - JVttSu u.- -n, ,,.fr.s
AK, Texans. calves. Texans, 100 natives ''Fr taiNe
actiye strong. Iauar CONS STEADY, so~Aei
feeders g.utte4. CHOICE export anu
,i.-z,s steers. tdlr Spot', - -J
= yyttS To- ItN@s ann irdii
IeAas COWS, - lutSo '", LHNlyS CONS
.5uSE %. native METERS, 9-4Sa caiets, 9itf--
calves, - ,lat - 40 i'ss4 'e~etis'
ooJ nIarl,t u 81 lowe, piss lOl lover 1op
81 a. bulk sales. SGnSb nos heavy. $odsh To- miAtd
I.oltr- 80 s5asu Io usnt, 50 95us6o % Y9tNers 500
50 90 pigs D. 3aarSa So. Sucrp-hecepts Jap MARIE [
s.lcke:s t1'f5 ~ Western
Sip35 40; native "ctAerS. %ap
81. Western $3Hs] 50; stocNeTs aad Ieeir4=
Las, Liberty 2stattIe steady choice sesIS6 90
prlc - 5s y, au good - -bsS5 80 Hogs higher prime
duIuS @6 20 heavy WORKERS, 80 -
ass 30: gnt Workers 80 =uNb -, pigs, 80 loetSo To-
foughs S5aSG sheep steady best WetheEs, - i1HS4i
cuIis and 81 5oEs2 choice lambs ~ lutl$" 90
veal calves. 5 lDS7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-29

LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Nevy-York November 2S. 1902.
Observation-Disclosures Isl $3.50 head. incud-
Ing GA for alive 36 for slaughterers and q
sixteth-st yards on very light receipt and with
export demand, there active strong MARKET with
Doc higher some sales 354oc higher than Wednesday
cows ruled higher than Wednesday ordinary
oxen at s. 7J bulls at s. 75Gs5 9o cows 81 35q$4.
dressed beef rn at 1aqIl2c per 10 Tor naive Sizes
cables quoted live Gatle lower a. ia !ge per 10
4 wgh beef IF also sold on or rest at
Sanders: i ohio steers I44I n at Sc 30 i do 1888
SsGis oxen and togs ga n at s. 10 f9T7 '" d. at
T26g shaHg9n 10 bulls 12ss n at s. 50; DO go 20 10
ad : 90; DO goo H. at s. 9 DO $50 ~ at 81; 40
a. So ebTqHP a.. i eow I43 70 soo at s do 1908 ~
~ G. g Curtis s son on 70 cows s63 H. at 81 60; do $40
Andre" Mullen: bulls. 7Sa 10 at 50 10; do $50 d.
j. j. Hume < Bro: COWS s75 n at 81 40
cALvEs-ReceiPts were 2Ss head; Including 1914 for
caves 227 on sale nearly ali at sx;iah-s; yards De-
nand fairy eood for yeals and grasseTs and prices
prime s5as9 per 100 little calves
coarse Western calves e ~ CITY dressed veals In
some demand o'sql872c ~ country dressed firm
at loa2c and dressed grasers and fed calves selling at
saIes@H Fl Hollis: 10 veaIs 15s n average at 80
per 100 NJ do i$$ n 5o p 275 n. at
John P Nelson: CO Western calves. 90 p at 500
at s. dr. $ NJ ' at So d. do IS o
at 81 80.
Andrew Mullen: , veais 81 N. at 81; do. SO 10 at
TSbIn ( shannon: veals OF various weights. at
MePEerson & Coz veal 1870 n at IS so; grassers,
SHEEP AND I.A2Ins-Reeei~ts were 20 cars, %, or
market making, with the stale 5ogk 80 cas- %.
lambs Iropped a54oc and Is o. stock likely 70 be
e. 80, Z 81, Ion ~ cus 81 common 10 choice
lambs at 81 with general sales Of fair to good al
s5GSS 90 calls = ID n, with ch6ice carcasses
nG i SOY 7 ~ iaiHDs lower at 7agc
saissGJ il Hume q Bro. 2I6 Buffalo lambs. Is n.
s 3d. . d. n s. 2 as 20 90 81 ID n n at S. g. $50 70
cus ie 10 81 so; IS state sheep l2% To- at - oi o
go Az io' lG7 ~ n 81 al 81: cuIis y n 81
93 's a 9pS aa g g at S 49, 49, S5 K Sg5-
tacky do CO ~ Is. "A Kentucky sheep loi 10 at
- 90 Harrington: s55 western !ahs 80 ~ at IS IS 1875
Canada DO 50 H. at s. 70 ls 90 - D al ~ lambs As N
at 50 So 81 H. At s. 30 So de- 90 70 al ~ o., %
y Xn IA, Sc s. 5 o. Is a buffalo sheep lo4 DO
SIS n g. 40 !' ,a %g gis q Sn 81 al 70 IS s7 175
canada do n Al So 1919 Buffalo do So No. at So ~
DO 81 ,n At g. Sd 81 State t do 1oi n at ss q do
81 30. state bearings % no. a. At 81 az COG
BafTa5 do IS H. 50 20: Virginia sheep 90 ie at
'Tobin shannon; Al Kentucky lambs So ~ at s. 80;
az IS sheep IFS H. at 50 49, 3' indiana do
J. g. Gurus SON 81 STATE lambs 70 n a. = 49, IS
l02 n at So Is DO. 90 10 at 50 y,
n II Hollis l67 State lambs. 50 70 at 81 90; =.
Mcpherson & Co: 90 Pennsylvania lambs % 10 at
% 1drew Mullen: state lambs u 10 at IS 80; 20 do
So n At s. 80 State sheep lo2 ID at 80 oo 80 d. IA
]" -Reeeipts were 1914 cars 40 head. neud-
ing II the market Feeg .IlT VIZ Urn. S S
nominal the absence Of any offerings: County dressed
per- 100 n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-29

MOLASSES AND SYRUPS-MoIassas firm .,.L a.
but steady Quotations follow Ney-6esB weTf &uiei
&c o i ke t of og s8sd ig2le prime @
IaiF 4o@Ic' good 1sa2oc; prime. 2la23c fancy
MtTALSIIN-Tin expereneed sharp recovery in the
since The closing Of last Wednesday. to-days closing
points closing at "A a1iGE some -
IS % lower n London wh.re closed ~ "a opPer
Copper vas i ana 1r utuF The NewY9rk market
nominal! lake at I254II59c casting and eectroIytic
80 l2s Cd in London continued du and uneanee9
LONDON where closed at fl9 Us Sd 6a1 Ih%nssd az
Sau I2er heTs with last quotations for 5I5c
cie9ofO al 9Is % The local market remains quiet but
s2&aS25 No foundry Northern No feundTy soGi
OCEAN FREIGHT sa iqi foh s55s2 there va,
oF Goal Ye t IN The south American lumber
was quiet Rates steady For steamers the inguiTy
which rates were rn Quotations to Liverpoo an5 A nor
to IL 92d Leth Hui and Newcastle ID ainb bI1s
n 15c London oats Is ROTTERDAM 9 10 tyepoo per 100
Australia and Zealand berted a fag2 hGSg9 to
steamer $50 tons cotton savannah to Liverpool Man
l2a5 tons. coal Cardiff 20 81 Thomas ga Brush
Bremen. private terms December British steam
spha n British steamer 4sa oh Wef india 10 Paia
IA o9o feet Of lumber Savannah to HaliPaT steaieT
steamer 7oS tens lumber Sayannah to LouisbuFs B.
10 sydney and Melbourne &c., option Sydney only, IJc
hence g gold coast lump sum and port charges Russian
Continent Baltic zoos sawn and 3s hewn Norwegian
Continent and 25s hewn; Norwegian bark 1913
tons timber saDslo to United kingdom I5s Cd Norwe-
wegian bark SAG TONS lumber Ship Island santos Si3
Two Norwegian barks s77 and s94 tons, lumber Gulf 10
Rosario Sill schooner $50 tons general cargo hence
CAYENNE private terms; bark Az TONS cedar ma
hosany south shore OF Cnia TO NswYork So brig. 416
aux Havana. private terms:
British 397 tons. lumber Appalachcola TO ST
Tobn - private terms brig. ABS cargo
hence TO Kew West Tampa private terms; schooner
aq7 toms ties Brunswick Perth Amboy 16c; bark 495
TONS lumber Port Royal TO New-York IS %; schooner
44o tons lumber FeruandlnR 20 NeW-HaVen, private
terms British schooner III tons coal Port Johnston
81 John B. 81 co. schooner oS IONS coal Hobeken TO
nan 10 United Kingdom or Continent private terms;
quarters grain, Philadelphia
cor Tor orders option Copenhagen Is 90 December
1 timber Mobile 20 the
. Ia tinted Kingdom private terms December.
orr situation remained as before scarcity spot
ana the strength OF lard products having bush effect
on the market all positions Hsnned petroleum Is stu
S.s+n1 Iith an demand which maintains prices
on arm basis Lnseed oil is steady 20 nrra at the old
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-29
ROYAL BLUE LINE

FOR BALTIMORE AND wASHINGTON-tss 30.
1850. 'llso ~ NJ. 'Io0. +'S.4o. 500. 100 ?. M
zFroIn Liberty Street only DAILY. fDaiIy except
Sunday ssunday only tParor only. iiyis
TanlaQua NSfU..t3ys
Ohees: Liberty - Ferry South Ferry. Aston Houss.
l13 POI, 44, 1870 1851 Broadway, lS2 9TH - Union
Square West 153 Fast I25th s.. 273 West 125th 81.
245 Columbus Ave New York; Court St S44 $50 Full
ton 81. Brooklyn. 9S Broadway williamsburg. New
Transfer Co calls fer checks baggage
t.UatioD-
Y. g. RFSiF.Ft, c, NJ BURT.
General Manager General Passr Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-29

mess Western COS Fiams-Shcrt cut. Il to 16 n quiet
sSs 3D. bae2n qlie. Cumberland cut % 10 ~ n as
snort rg 10 q - ID, i0us clear Uiddvs
- 10 3tS 90; long clear Uidl-s heavy 81 H. 5as
81 short clear backs rs 70 - H. SIS; bellies Il %
10 To. t's 90 Sh3uiders- Square II ~ Quiet SOS
Cd Lard-Prme Western. t,rces nrrl. dos American
lt'e' IN paIt". quiet tts Butter nominal. Cheese
II9as AreTi.sn hHeEJ white and cooret SOS Tallov-
FtH- cily nru -f~ G!, TUlrC1tEe- stca
Cd Rosln--Coaro1 firm Is ..d observation-disclosures
steady, dbd- Linseed oil quiet PAS 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-29
NAVAL STORES.

Spirits turpentine steady firm, with fairly good
johhng demand at full prices. Rosn steady. Tar
was steady To firm and active a jObbng way. with
business fun quoted prices. We quote:
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-Ou, bbls. 53izc; machine
bbls sic
TAR-Pine bbls. 50 .: bbls. 81
:, E0sIN.Cormo2 to good strained 81 7yas1 ia D
k So; VI, So so: n SO 80: G. 20. and W W, 81 81.
STOCK IN HAND
Itsl DDS
Tar, bhlS
Wilmington Nov 2S-Spirtts turpentine frm Boise bid
receipts. l31 casks 81 3DtSl %; receipts S94
bbls Crude turpentne 81 75QS; receipts lS3 bbs
Tar firm, 81 90; receipts, 32I Dbs.
Savannah Nov 2sluruent1e firm; Ole receipts; "a
ceipts 3,+57 hbs: sales, I432 bbls exports 1850 bes
Quoted A, r. c. D. 81 30; E. 81 40 F. - 90; g. 81 %;
H. 81 So 81 o. X. So 81, NJ, 50; ~ SO 80 q, So 10
" W. 81 *.
American strained, IS: fine. 9s Sd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-29
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.


STATIONS foot OF WEST TwENTY-THIRD STREET
r AT9 DEsBRossEs AND CoRTLANDT STREETS.
sGS1 st Streets ave minutes later t6sa
station; e4eest 'S where otheFW Hse'% noted
Care Hea Yer 70 @ o 10 t Car P1iss I5
No coaches to Pittsburg-
$50 VI LIMTrT 3 eSir' Com
cas chcaso cleveiand Tos5o cacaas ind
I.S5 p. NJ. TiiE PENNSYLVANIA sPEcIAL.-2O-
81 Shi b9ng saa Bus SMOKING
fsa iS AaD c S h2P and
300 r. 81 Lotls EXPREss ,Ii Fitssprr Gin
For Weeh. W. Va. Oia Shenandoah Valley ROute).
DIDO = VI. WESTERN EXPREss--For Chicago For
755 n PacIFfc 9' EIP RES Ptt,.eurg and
SIS NJ cfEVELk s;iAA And SfSs eIScTNS1TI Elk
HfS.isfTT5 t&S Nb TH h2d ai1SiPhr
75 s25, CDinng CarJ 1910 CDesbrosses and Cort
andt Streets 70 20 Dining carr Io55 Dining carr
Streets 30 g . 'Consrsssiona Lin an Parlor ana
Dining car] 955 p ne 1910 aisht, sunday. .25
Ing c E la2 Dninf fdrS ali P F and
lining Cars ; . Dining Carr, 20 Dinins carr ass
SOUTHERN RAILwAY.--Expse S.25 4.25 p T.
Atlantic, COAST LINE.-Express. o25 a. m. 925
sEABoAR3 AIR LINE RAILWAY ,TOrida and Ms ct o
p qt Limited" 1855 p m, daily Express. IL"
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RA1LwAY.-For Memphis
CT5EsAPEAT5E & ohio p RA al way a week
FOR OLD POINT CO codF0 "a a1 anG NoREoLK-755
weekdays and s. y m
Alta MTG CITY.-956 a IA. and 255 p, m Week-1ays
Sundays. $50 a. n. Through Vestihuled Trains Bnret
Parlcr Cars and Standard Coaches o. weekday Par
Tor smoking Car Paror cars Dining Car. and Standard
Coaches Sundays
CAPE MAY--I2.55 m. weekdays.
9TH 5GF s,f asa i s'aSos 5a' $50
M 70 55 and 43' m wTs.dSys SSs cSSilan5i
streetsl, 900 m. 1920. $40. 30 and $40 p m
"''A-oaE' TFSoDd R E i Fl H Z m
olp t)esbrosses and Cortandt Streets. 600 10 %
SO, $50 925 Dining Carr. 600 Penna lsiliIJ.,
OlO (esbrosses and CoTtiandt Streets, lon lS1.Il
tarl, i155 Dining Car. 1l55. a l-ao tI'lnls
carr l55 Dining carr. 21o (Desbrosses and Cort4al
streets 200. 2.I5. 325 Dining carr. 300 = -
eqiRs Carr $50 (Dining Carr 5SS Dining E 41 423
so, 500, 925 II 10 night Sundays 80; 90
tno eoachesl; % SIS. 925 DiniHE can 800 Lin
ir1l BOO. 1895. Dining carr m. II % tDclis a.
L22 tbiang carr % dining Carr 800 AZ !Dias
$50, 20 A. Il. 10 right -
ISet offices Nos 46l, 1854 Ill and 261 Broadway, lSz
flfh Avenue (beIow 23d STD @e3 Fifth Avenue {cnrrer
-tth. ST. ! Astor House: West fTen'y-taird street
station and stations DssbTCsses and Cortlart
streets Court Street $50 Fulton Street IS Broadway
ana PENNSYLVANIA Annex Station. Brooklyn; station
jersey city. The New York Transfer Company viii
through 10 destination
road Cab Service.
J. r. HUTCHINSON. J. r WOOD.
General Manager Cfen'l Passenger
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SOUTHERN COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool, Nov IS m.-Cotton-Spot in limited de-
maud prices steady. American mddug 4.di. The sales
bales. OF which 500 Tor speCu
on ard export included 200 American. Receipts
800 bales. including 1000 American. Futures opened
dull closed steaay- lean middln6 & Mover
her 80; November and December AZ: December and
January 4450446; January ana February, AS Febru
ary ana March. 45J; March and April. 4i5
May AZ May June Al; June and July. +45 JuIy
and August 4
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

red Western winter IS l9di N9 California. es Tlzd
IS nd Corn-spet quiet; American mixed IS Cd: futures
steady; January. Is 5sd May As ESD Peas-Canadian
steady 6s TiAd FIour-St Louis fancy winter Quiet
SIS Sd. Hops London Pacific COAST firm. f6 I5saf7
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gAlTlN03E q 0lI0 RAIl90aO

LackaWanna Railroad.
Leave YORK foot Barclay Christopher Stz
800 A. M-Ear BiHgEaUltou and Syracuse.
si0.Go A Moe BuHaio. Chicago and 81. LOuia-
40 7, &-Fer Bu:fal0 sad chicago.
I. N-for Scranton Plymouth
s5lG r M--For Buffalo Chicago
sS-5 p. Al-G'tca. Osvsgo Ithaca. Buns8
SEQ A M.-FGr ChlcaSO-Seepers open p NJ
Tictets It3 20 1IS2 Broadway y 2: SIS Fultoa
e.. E:eoklvr- 'Daily 1t-Ncept SUNDAY.