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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-28

s ss N2yeesrD.cerpsss eoiae osa pecepssrIan
Ms5sh s BAL sFosAp ss ApriMay ssa Nay
5ssd. Ausust-septenber. nominal Manchester-Yarns
FLOUR AMI MEAI.-sharrns the nrmness in wheat.
aogr was trse more active and very sustained at
sashis So 95dS4 10; winier patents sgSi IS; spIiTg
30 neT sSs %: Red Dog Si1 SIS 20 W 1Ss
& o dgli: quoted at Sc 2sGs2 &C. RYE
to fancy. s. <5GsS 80. coRNMEAI. dull Quoted: Kiln
Fine white and yellow 81 ses CO eosfs 81 i %
. a 3 n SIS a. 6ssenbe 9a hR1' brs ans Sd nGs
hominy chop $40 So bulk SCI so sacks oil meal ss *
T6sfTsa sI hs.t on5 very steady advance
iae%e higher than "Wednesday. Trade Of moderate
s5as t neon Arssebtin erS eaoIs: FepSFng
try. the effect sentiment moro pronouncea tian
suying for long account. covering by
Nav In ccsgo hee was further good buying cTeS ted
to the big elevator interest which has been leader in
markets were also Considerably stronger partly on the
half large in the time last year The total
Contradict With $50 Goo bush last year the Minneapolis
stock has increased $50 900 hush for the week but there
will probably be decrease at Duluth owing 70 the
heavy shipments from that point While cables were gen
SOLD little wheat in market at the opening Europe
For two days the ses6oaId cearances aggTsgsted $500
crop situation The Price Current said situation
had favorable wheat and thar there
haa essential change in the general outlook
Quotations Of wheat. ahoa basis, were as to
lows: No Northern Duluth e1ssc. No hard New-fork.
$50 No New-York. SS5sc CORN-There was
also fair advance in the market with mooerae
speculative trade and prices at the close tsg<c net
higher An important bull consideration was the nte
or only 2e5 600 bush compared with t 900
bush the corresponding DAYS last year cables
also firm and much higher while. Argentine
shipments reached about the volume as the previous
week. Only light export trade developed ana total
sales but loads. all In New-Nork An Argentine
caLie that seasonable had greatly improved
crop prospects through the province Of Buenos
Ayres. closed 49isc elevator and DOC b
ahoat: white. 49S4c and no yellow. S2c, b
OATS-Activy among the short interest in CHI
and sympathy with other markets gave oats hrm
with last prices the
top No closed 42c; No g. 4oc; No white, 43hc;
No white. 42c; track white 424oc and sandard white,
/ RYE-Market dull No Western. 62St { o b ahoat;
state and Jersey rye 55d5Sc. BARLEYMarket steady
feeding quoted soc. and mailing. 4Sd60c both
Buffalo nc'rdng -four exports for the week end
November &c ac~~dinC ''Bradstreet's' aggregated
| 3s5i.7e7 bush. . 297l.2T7 bush last week and
411o6S5 bush las year. For tweny-one weeks Of tho
they aggregate 6S I2f.1e5 bush. against
100 49, OH 1902 Corn exports for week eg-
/ a41 bush against 1881 625 bush
and 255.174 bush year For twenty-one weeks
they "a. bush
/ against 2es5. $50 bush in 1902
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arrivals were likely to be Csnmon to prime
ss ,'is.; sG az 9 VS. : @ As:T
n bs . az arsf yt I e ana London cables quoted
1--we cattle logf1 per b dressed Tsisas
TsfTssrator beef At Sc 50 s5iRHsnts q
the Mhnehaha win carry London SIs cattle
and lsso quarters q beef FOR M s is 1
Sn T w sai r e s aasn sh s0e Cattle ana
fSG hs 81 son s and 90
quarters Of beef for as last named I'm and aP 9
s5s h II: SsS@s I aasy s6s 50 @ ~
br s. ID len ms daS The total ,5 5 and 9m
s3 qua r? Of b sf' all Great Britain f
saies@McPheGsoa & Co: 20 ohio steers 1909 70
8 k 20 e. s !. 3 S e. lss e.
iI7s ~ at 81 75 . do. lls4 10 = lOil n
50 3 s2 1os st Il q = 10 g s' q At
at 81 bun l4i9 H. at 81 2o Virginia COWS 80 ~
1905 b. a; s. 90 10 d. 81 sis b. al 81 50; do
s Sanders: IS Ohio steers 1865 H. at s. TO- u do
lss + at .. i g. rs 5 q s.
at 81 50: 10 Virginia do l1s6 ~ at 81 -; 20 DO i25 ~
g Is r sf:isis e ,ls. 3
Ies a. S Is o9iS hsl ss $50: r at 81 4o q cows
,O NsHfoa a. g fS g IN ri At 1916
Ii k 24e e. ot r. At S 70 + g e S n at .s.
st s e 5f e d no Is a! $ So q o9 = at
s. 20 ,t- = o. i'sS F. i2s
at 5sss s. SsR.s ill., En-. } 80
ssd r G. C Gus g Son 49, oxen losS n q. g bulls
Sc fo 81 IS n. 81 Is: do
g.I i Hollis bull llso ~ r. ssls Co.,
ego9ers and los for the market Prices were generally
% head were held over Common 70 prime SeaIs sold at
= Sogss 70 per 100 10 few tops al higher figures
ETassers ara fec calves az 4S6e al
per 100 u g 90 RS 10 at y S. g. isC sysSss
H. H Hollis: ie grassers 25s 10. at So Is
u Curtis Sen: j veal, 1852 y, SS ID.
herns Commission Company: veas 100 10 at 50 81
sfE fG ASp LAMRsRecept. were 4, cars or s47s
terers "a for the market: making with the sts!e
stock. ?9k sale Sheep ruled quiet at steady
medium grades and siow the demand for PRIME stoc
was fair and prices full strong Wednesday
pee 100 H. Ohp to to P ehoee sh ss s0
s2gSo s0 car at Sc culs at "a 90: Canadian lambs at
lambs steady a, SG Zoe SLOW al 0Vc per ID dressed
at s 5u Pe 800 sS a 81 ~ 3 lambs g =
ta a g. So 3 e s "a s. Sheer. f % d. s.
D. Harrington: ZIG Ohio lambs 70. IS 90; 21e do
do 50 Is at IS &c. S! Si6 BG a % do 50 r. at
. M C1 ON CO.. 90 Pennsylvania lambs 81 70
!: s. s5 indiana DO is Is at 81 4ss S DO ia n a;
= Newton s CO.. go Ohio lambs 81 ~ at So 22s DO
robin Shannon; go Buaio D LAMBS mi ~ s r. at s. IS
1872 Ohio sheep. III n. at So co. rs do % n at So
Judd c. 50 PennsTigana s ann. 81 n az az
81 Buffalo do 63 10 at IS 2Is do 10 IS: 2f6 DO
H. Il. Hofs: - lambs ss 10 at IS rs: "a do 50
6heeP We're 5o cars or dS - hes az nsuS %
ing half car for The market Prices we're rated firm for
sold S. s. 10 Country dressed hogs steady at
6Gs1sc per 10.
los n average at s. e ner 100 h.
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CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Nevv-Torh November -. 1908,
COFFEE-The coffee renpened after the hon
DAY prices steady partial advance Of points
During tire balance the IL ruled quiet plt
eteady e Grrn, close steady net 10 ~
points higher. sales Sl25U bags. The advancing ten
Sencv result Of nothing new in the sitLa-
tion. reflected would appear merely the absence
CT offerings the continued bulshness
interests Hho figure that the small nofeIle-
from present rratol OF their the
- sst-fo-rion as result careless cultivation. The
crop now growing contend Is turning out less than
OF involved. show
snr thar these year lacked productive power
Irn fbfs Ii Is oaly step the assertion that they are
productive. and TO consequently claim tha
froun On he viii prove Disappointing until
prices get level thar viii rsfurn 70 the Brazilian
planter suient for his labor 20 enable him 10 speq the
-fr7e and money REQUIRED his in condition
The trading to-day OF much the recent character
fbc news vas az he description. The
ceiuts al primary points small; Rio . refs
hirher T5avre closed 4 franc higher and Hamburg
was unchanged q a pig higher The stock at Havre
rhov-s 81 an increase the week. The spot market
was steady with quotations basis Of else Rio
10 :.
was 4s follows:
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OTHER MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago, Nov. observation-disclosures. 1000 head IN
Guiding Westerns; steady: prime
s. 15as5 to medium SO 5o@s4 30: stookers and
feeders 81 75dS4; 81 5oGS4 %; heifers 81
Gamers 81 seds2 60 bulls 81 1885 90 calves 81 TSg
HOGS-Recepts to-day. 240O0 head: Is 600:
mixed butchers 81 30dS4 4z good heavy.
81 3OS4 heavy. 81 lofS 81 80 light 81
bulk sales. 81 200s4 30. SHEEP-Receipts II. 600
lambs, f0G I5e higher to choice
wethers 50 75QS4 20 fair to CHOICE mixed 81 1898
western So 1qs3 so native lambs IS 15gSJ 90; West
lambs. So 401s5 30.
Cincinnati Nov 27:-HoGs active and higher. s. 400
ST so CATTLE steady. Sass 40. SHEEP dull, 81 516
SO %. LAMBS Gull. So 15aS3 80.
City. Nov. observation-disclosures. 5000 head,
including 600 Southerns. Market steady strong
port and dressed beef steers strong 81 25Gs CO. fair 70
good S3fS4 Is; Western steers. steady. 81 2JGS4 TO-
stockers and feeders 50 jO co. southern steers
81 45aS4 southern steady 81 5Gd$2 As: native
steady 81 50dS3 rs; native hefers steady, 81 15s3
bulls steady, $2ds2 75 calves weak S2Gs5 IS. HOGS
Receipts 1000 head: strong higher:
81 So: bulk OF sales 81 25gs4 321e heavy s. 20G$4 IS
packers 81 25GS4 81 and lights. 81 0ls4 35
SHEEP-ReeeiPts 5000 head market strong to SC higher
native lamls 81 25uSj 90 Western lambs 81 2jdS4 65
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Proposals.
SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED

SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
- tie President OF the Borough Of Manhattan at the
City Hail Room No. is. until II o'clock a. u' on
Tuesday. December !. 1903
No l. For regulating and repavng with asphalt pave
ment present pavement rela.d as foundation. the
roadway Of Gansevoort Market (City propecty)-
No. q For regulating and repaving with asphalt pave
nent present pavement relaid as foundation. the
roadway of Amsterdam from Slxy-ninth street
TO Seventy-drst street
No. g regulating repaving with asphalt pave
nent present pavement reiaId as foundation, the
roadway James street from PAX Cherry street
No. For regulating and repaving with ASPHALT pave
esent pavement relald az foundation. the
Of from One Hundred and Fifty
fifth street % Hundred and Fifty-nnth street
s. For regulating and paving with asphalt pave
nent foundation the roadway Of Brsdhurst
avenue. from Hundred and Fiftieth street One
Hundred and Fisty-hfth street.
No G. For regulating and paving with asphalt pave
ment foundation the roadway OF West One
Hundred Twenty-hIst street. from Amsterdam
to Broadway.
No. :. Regulating paving and repaving gran
block pavement. concrete foundation the roadway
Elm street. from City Hall place Great Jones
street fro-n Prince street Howard street.
NO s. For regulating. grading, curbinS and tagging
One Hundred and Seventyhrst street from kngsbrdSe
Haven
No. O. For regulating grading. curling and tagging
JacobUs from Terrace View avenue TO Van Corlear
No. F1agg1ng and rehassng sidewalks various
streets in the Borough Of Manhattan
Ne IL Laying crosswalks across various streets IN
the Borough OF Manhattan.
No - Fencing vacant lots on various streets In the
JACOB A. CANTOR. Borough President.
The City Of New York. November 10. 1908.
full particulars city Record
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-28

Tie local market for spot cotton closed quiet and STEADY
VI prices points higher &c for mfsdiinv upra1d
y ylc ~ nddlinE CUT Total sales 80 bales.
rs w. - les for export so bales 20 SINNERS and
49, ollFefe1 on contract Southern fD0t markets
80 te.esraphed follows: wIlmington hoiiaay Nor
1aet 'sc higher al 1fisc: 525 bales psItf-
Af-er unchanged. az u 25c. Mobile quiet &c
aPhe-- - .gHes sales. 500 bales Savannah firm
s1sre., q lc Gales sSl bales Charieston firm nm
csifs 80 iV<c Augusta firm l-s2c higher AZ II &c:
40 h7e. 81 Louis firm unchanged al lie sales
e7s t-SS..sston nm Lice higher al 10 15-lGc:
IE-fer. 80 New-Orleans steady &c higher at
n.orroVs ss $3.50 bales Estimated receinis Tor to
pared win "A ~ ORLEANS. 1900 70 IS 600 bales com
g,riv ntlet last week and - O3s ba last
hales lasf Se.t n 600 bales against 81 s7s
~ & ~ tob bales YEAR ans al Hous-
and bale. 80 oales against - 40 bales last week
Receipts OF couos =.
49, as coinrared uitt polhts to-day ano for the
aAc q this NeeE sss ne totals q week previous
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SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Nov 27. I p. m -coTroN-srot Ia lirnitei
s.,asnss s@ices pointr higher American mdcn4 fair
IA. GOOD midding 62si: middlnS 2od low aidelng
~ oo or5fra-y sC4d; ordinary. 5s4d The sales Of
NE saS were coo bales Of which 700 were for specuia-
~, ana exnort and included 1900 American Receipts
Ioo hSIes all American. Futures opened steady ana
cosed quiet and steady: American nIaalhS 8, 80 oos
senbsr and Ianuary 97d January end February bgi3
March cad: Narrh and April. $3.50
nriI and Ma $500: May and June BIG June arc july
x sa8S GOD: July and An=uft cso'9esSSu' HutS~ efo
septvmber nominal
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BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston. Nov 27--The Commercial Bulletin will say
largely crossbreds the London auction sales
Tuesday has had only sentimental effect
market Holders less confident
OF the position OF domestic before
statistical position is strong with many
grades great to sell these that
in full supply. There will have be a still further
heavy decline abroad before anything be imported TO
compete wit domestic medium woods. while fine medium
clean is cheap compared with
Australian at 7OI72c. ship
men wool from Boston date from December 81.
1902 are 344 039 10 against 20 o5 5 n at the
The receipts to 262 43S3oS 10.
arainst 29s 20 All 10 the period las, year.
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d - - Is Is toIlows:


COTToN-After some activity Start, the cotton
r1lllet yesterday ruled generally quiet Prices also
and ne day showed rather declining tendency,
though the market higher for the day. The
,IifE We m a. sh aafatlce -, isAi- p9i.us ~
and bull which foioVvoG good
Liverpool local holiday and rather
les favorable weather rains having been reported en-
and temperatures -he day being lower Al
adyarce q I5dl6 points the active posi-
however. demand slackened down and realizing
eaed the market OF. Following his the general ruling
The advance hid been down matter OF Gas points
EFht = he close there little better demand par
cl ary ~ Dessber and TIE market was Iali STEADY
t 70 y points niger WIN .NoFeinber 10 ana Decefl-
hc- points higher. Port re-er-s Thursday
ter csaies but wee heavier again for the day and
average, although private as-icee from the south
trrc 20 Insist that the kelly fall
~ n i tie irnrnedete fuuFe Exports cn Thursday
cate j. atove ne figures % year by considerable
carE n The bulls point 70 the figures Indication OF
oeF Tor Leeeae contracts and II estimated that
eh ~ 1900 bales These however were
promptly s0p7ed by brokers believed be representing
FliadtlTf'an INTERESTS Liverpool cables
there % bulish crop talk
TIC averare estimate n ne Liverpool
Cotton Exchange placed the cr1p bales and
asfHoo baee Superiuterdent Kings regular weekly
2lenent hgures are e. follows: Port recetDts sc go
zGs AGAINST ESQ last wear: southern
tsl:ncs festrnate6l - 600
721 last brought into f0r week 5n9
ls'rs AKA 3e3 282 Total cran movement
f-r 8 DAYS: Pert receipts. . f2F 331 bales eganr+
27 f12 laet overland mills and Canada lee
fez~ateD 529oo1 bales against 5s7 Oe0 vear stock
a. i~tr7- in excers = Serfenber z2s bales
= Season "a go bales against 1923 100 las, year
I1 trts cop nncveTe-t is for IS days this season
against - days IN l9'2-0&
The q prices in the local to-day
EE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-28

Of the Port Of Cebu p I-Sealed proposals in trfpii
cate Will received until noon. February !. 1904
thereafter publicly opened following work be
done az Cebu p L The construction Of a bukhgad and
dock about 1000 long, the dredging the
adjacent bukhead. and the filling in Of the
Immediately back Of the much thereof
may completed for the sum Of S3JooO0 L. S.
rency Envelope containing proposal should be plainly
marked Proposal for the Improvement OF Port OF
Cebu Plans and specifications be obtained and
New York. Chicago. San Francisco anG Portland Ore
of Insular Affairs. Washington,
.. c. Bidders invited TO be present at D. Feb
ruary 1904 when bids for the work whole will be
OPENED. Address al communications the Consulting
Engineer Commission Santa Potsnciana Building
to he on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-28

NEu JENSET CENTRAL r. X.
Iibessy stseer berry trims from
SCUM Ferry Lse earisr sno.n oelOwJ
EASTON. BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND
MAUCH CHUSk-z4O0 CT.t5 Easron onfy). sfo
NJ 20 4sO. SEQ t5.45 Easton Only1 ?. n. 3uHdayAs
"a % A. ". Lee $50 p. "
VIII KEsBAKRE AND sCRASTOS-s4o 90. s-1o n y .
SOC X sunaays - IS 4 NJ s,, 10 Prxr Am
BARNEGAT-z490, .9.4o NJ L30 ts.t9. tsA
ATLANTIC CITY-.s.40 a. NJ. f3.4o P II.
YINhIAND AND BF:IDGEToN-tzAoo A n. ff35
LoSG BRANCH. AsBURY PACK. OCEAN Grove.
POiNr PLEAsANr AND sEAsHoRE POINTS
Asbury PARK only P NJ Sundays. except Ocean Grove
Phil III IgYIYaI,EsIiPffIffaE(READING TERMINAL .ts1
TT0c IS 90 $780, 1000. f1100 A. NJ. ff2.0o. leo
$3.50 ~ 90 too. 400 800. t6O0 1870. $500 P ~
a4TH ANp CHESTNUT sTREETs-s425. $780, 100.
Ill As a N 100. TAO. 500. 'Le0 20 IS P. n.
READING. HARRISBURG. louisville AND
WIILIAMsPORT-l40 co. "a IS. IS 90. l+s 10. 1s.eo.
II a. N. Reading onlyJ. s1-Oo 'i2o T20Q P 4,
Heading Pottsviile and arsb'g only: t4Oo IS 90 p n
zFrou7 Liberty Street only. Daily. fDaty. except
5sIcss Liberty ST. Ferry. SOUTH Ferry. Asor House,
fe7 esf asa f26O Broadway. fs2 9Th Union
SQUARE iJ3 East 125th St 2S Vest I25tn St. 243
CoIurnbus Az. York: Court St. 544 SEQ Fulton
- 800 Rway. W msOurg- N Z. Trarsfs< Co
calls FOR and checks baggage 70 destination
W. g. RESLER. G 81 BCRr.
Wise Pres. and Cen Mgr. Cen. Pass'r Al
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Z contract prices IN the open market to-day

coffee Cates-Rio-Co1 market firm; No RIO,
$50 excha-rc 10 1-3.d receipts 1900 hays; cleared
for The United 1000 bass: cleared for Eurcpe
bags. stock 10000 bags. Santus-Conee market
r. uad e-efape Santos. $500. rgiTts. 1900 bags;
.-rrr sl4aaf hacs rIanburg-Cofee market opened
unchanged, compared with Thursdays close al ESQ N
-ras ret unchanged a rfg higher. compared with
XaGneslay: sales. $4,000 bags Havre-Coffee market
opened quiet and unchanEei compared with Wednesday,
II y M advanced = franc. az $50 N advanced =
franc. so.o0o bags.
ctoel, - Hare SOC 600 bags which 600 bags
ar Brazilian: last week 3.559ooc bags and 2s4apeo
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STOCK ON HAND.
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

Nsw-york. November q. 1903
BEEvEs-Recepts were 26 GERS or - - ru and rs
as Se market; Of which % at Jersey ClV anu one az
~ .S :, se1er5 cars however, arrived 100 lae 4or
the market Demand air feT me , esrts "a sava
ans nriceF strons. selling from - %
eat,ls a. r'v IN shade loaer, bulls help " stoaoyi
80 ss ruled frrn: others unchereeo Soine sss
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Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
Ia RAILROAD.


STATIONS FOOT OF WEST TwENTY-THIRD STREET
AND DEsBkOssEs AND coRTLANDT STREETS
oor.i hs ic s,seas i IL ave
s shas ' e1c. nslSs asr
700 A. " FAST MAIIParlor Sleeping and Dining
os A. VI ST Il louis Pullman sssgIns
OTIS ST. LOUIS ol Dining Car
e2S MI S!.4J1a2 cPnRar.
iaent Cars For Chicago Cleveland Toledo. and De-
VI CHICAGO AND ST LoY1s So FY yPg;ss,i.,
lnai1paPS,' GaiSssS LIFTED pI pPriian seer,nz
sok6s " ana osssSstion Cars For Chicago Toledo
o5. p. if " ST Louis EXPREss-rOr p,.surs GIN
cinnaii Indianapolis Louisville Louis Dining Car
gan x !Ts SsS chicago
fsesps s e1qra3y PRES Car ptsDurs and
Shieaso For Knoxys ssily Via saeEsna2sn Va'e'
sSs cLEyELiNP AND GlSS1SMA,TII ua ES
WxsMISeTox AND THE s onTH. streets.
80 20 'Ioss sl2os 40 CDeserostes ana an
Parior and Dining csr.i .s2s .425 i55 IS
gas rsrlSG or. and eoI pi IA:
ss sTs1 81 .4.S as sDssbr1ssss anu
soTHERS r. I pr 1910 night
ATLANTIc COAST LINE.-Erpres'. sa' a m and. .
sEABo4RD AIR LINE RAIIwAY.-ESPress Il IS p m
NoRFGLK ANb 'WsEAsrERS RArLwAY.-FOr Memphis
cEsiSE EaRrs'ss ono II DRa n week
F6R OLD poiSF c 9 aa,iz and soRFoLK1S'
AEs6 aa5sTic ss:a F.I E:s1fs gi
~ Paror Cars and Standard Coaches on 60 and
Farlor Smoking Car. Parior Cara Dining ~si' On"
SAPt MAY.-12 So m. weekdays. -. ,,-,--
For POINTS New-York and Long Branch Fai,oao -
vest Twenty thIrd Street station, $50 q n: 70 ~,
' ana 81? 5 ~ 4o B:.sfss., sss's1
Sueets1 200 a m. u. 90. $40 20. snc DIV -
"eek-days- Sundays P.45 m. 500 ?. m
. FOR PHILADELPHIA. ,,.
QUO ~. TS5 '755. s23 SIS 'e25 ~ 3d. 81 Los'
9s sss 10 g so enn Rs'f I5ts and s,o
Is55 q IS. 2tO CDesbl sud Cortsnat
2n 25J. % % 355 23. 81 Is. '4ha - % Sniss
Limited for tierrnantowu Ics. onlyl . 30 30 ..'
= $50 % D. II 10 night week DAYS 81 n a.
6oS 'l55 S25. 81 .. 9.55 (St Louis Lintenh sS
JOS fPeBna Limited go IS ~ ~ u .
S23 % % "a S. Chicago Limited for GsrrnanoNn "a
right
'Dinfns Car 80.
Iiect ofces Nos 4ei 1854 H. and ssi Bros6.a fs
efth Avenue below 23d ST.. 26s FIN Avenue
xsth st; I Astor House. and stations na,Sd
t3ro9lsvn- Court Street. $50 FuIron Street 81
way and Pennsylvania Annex station The
transfer Company win call for and check DdssAs'
from hotels and residences through 70 destnelon
lelephone 94 Eighteenth Street toE pennsylvania A
road Cab Service. -
w. w. ATTFPRTRY j. r. WOOO.
General Manager. Pass'r Traffic Manager
GEO. ". BOYD.
General Passenes~ Agent
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. Nov. 2T.-FLOUR-Steady, WHEAT--No bus
mess CORN-Quet; No yellow. SIC; No 5o1ac
OATS-Quiet; No 2 white 40l4c; No mixed. 37S4c
BAkLEY-5l 964c- RYE-No on track. 81 &c
Chicago Nov 2T-The leading futures ranged as fol-
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West Shore K. Il.

CSew York central hudson River r K. Lesssst sol.
Trans leave Franklin station. New fo.s Is 49,
lows foot Of West 4za-ss;s -, -
ITO A. M-For intermediate points % Aloans-
t112D NIB Hudson and hona"k EXPRESS
p. M--ChlcasO Express
.225 NJ Cont LIN for pss:ot ST. 81 i hou,
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Time taSIss principal hotels and Offices Basg&ss
cheeksd from hotel residences BY wsstcott Express
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-28
NAVAL STORES.

,r,o market Cor spirits turpentne Is quiet Eosn fs
Inc me. - active Tar ruled steady We quote:
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-Oh ana HS~hine DDS o'e
6oS; Pine bills 81 7oaS2 so; oil bos 81 7oTS4 IS. -
common 60 good strained, 81 boo - %; r.
.o go So So 81 90: G. So eogs2 o. H. So 9SasS;
- 81 a.no. So 30; NJ. 50 50liS3 So y, 50 Io9SS sO
s. p = "a S5gx3 Is; " W 81 1odS4 90 all nominal
" - STOCK ON HAND.
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IaI 1t Nov 2T-TURPENTINE-Flrm SOC; re-
s,N as hbls; sales 100: exports el9- ROsINo
TSI receipts 2Ts bbs sass 5lg; eSpoFts 20 20
GnoIs' a. So co: K 81 se NJ. 81 80; y. s. TO- W O.
g , -, Nov 27-TURPENTINE steady, 65he
r,6eTNost@sav; A. B. c, D and z, 81 70; & 500 ~
50 Il; H. 50 20; ], 81 %; L. % ~ 49, % W. " -
- r-,ir,,o,on Nov a7-sPIRITs TuRPENTINE-Noth-
a All reSeipts sol bbls TARFrm. 81 So reespts -
SSSSis' ISRTTDE TJRPENTINE-Firm - %. - GU a"'
So 50: recrpts. EOS bbls 80. ,, ..4s
rcudqn Nov 27--TuRPESTlNaE-s,pp,r ps ffs
poSIN--Arnercan strained. Is 3d. me- lis ~