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The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18

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..'L ACES -lu .lr... ........ $50
Net f.fI.- ana -r. Her r..s
5.n=t. E.I MlEnu Route IJs5
Isl ELLINGTON ROUTE = L
Train De
For H-E-T7L U. & - r
li- .3.ary. re E.h AM
Local ra Hannibal ............ 49,
ENr % ny and he g. E.-..... = 4
tgE - .Ell. AIsla.'.. polls
ana Wisconsin -. -
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t.le ENure--. .ur Kansas
ttfy. 81 joseph. S.slhgs-.
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tla. Flser. Srlud. Portland
and oregon .-.... ........... . .
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islL Minneapolis and Iowa 81
TIE asarl-r.Ht a.HfaFn E-
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thl aus Pag.ue Coast. yIa
L- , JOSE rE .a..----...--a.... = J
y -1f northern E,npsGe4..'
sHr 81 Paul. Minneapolis
NuI Iowa ......... s-sf
F1- Iu-uis. gla East side
l4n-. O. Rock Island. CIE-
Ton. IA. savannah ard uu-
'.AAer as=aaHa.aa s.as-.. ..a... rs =
Tor karsas City. CrGaeiI
Hlut-. Omaha. - Iu--ul.
Denver. Ne5TEFgI. colo
rat1. Utah ard Pa1lLe
a'4et ---s-s--.- -..---........ - g
Local f.r HANNIBAL 80.
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his WEEKS SOHEUTT.T
W Nednesday-Choctsws ~ hauUts On Royal
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81 pn Ti:1 an
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80 m .......-
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TOLEDO, ST. LOIIS AND WESTER6.
GLOVER LEAF ROUTEJ
Train Depart Arrive
The Commercial Traveller
-TC.edg. Eudai5 and New
York ,;;;..;.,..... TO Pm 80 am
diana ard ohio p0lnts--.-... ~ an sS.os nm
Cfarlr Strn Accommodation 500 rfn siO-gS = ;,
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ILLINOIS CENTRAL
Northern Lines.


Northern Lines.
Train Depart Arrive
NT~th Tr.r-I= Evrgv-a-
nubuIas --..-.-.......-..; '.s5c am $50 IN
Ch5-ar1 Daylight SPECIAL
Peoria and -rriu-I.al. ..----- l5fl an - urr
Springfield Arrlum llafl11---- 1895 uu 1880 am
CrIraEH UtauIrri Su1rl1l-.-.. $40 pm "a IN
SUrfrEUHiI AU.t.FfgTs |iIfIUa--. GEfa pm ..---..
Southern Lines.
FAST NfIlI-pl1ucah cairo.
Nfarupriz. Jacks u- Tenn.
Ncu ORLEANS lnt Texas
T.grraza. NlrrVflls At
Tfufa urf Jgr i,erTEilir .... 80 am .S.fr m
Nsw Orleans SpHClsi-Cair1.
Memphis anI N-'. ,crls9Hl-- 1sis Dsn 's.Is I'm
Nr-Hr-rHal..rfi.u NuruIva-
I1r0 Marion and Great
chester ..--.. --...-.....-.--- - pm rI:ei an
New Orleans TfmltEI
gHir1. Memphis. Dixie
FlyaE- EFshaIHr. Atlanta
and Jsci.slnyiI,, -. $50 pu T.ls an
L.. n. a ST. J. RY. tHenderson HouteI.
Train. Depart. Arrive.
FAST AIaU-Owensbrr0 Clover
ffuvrrrar~r- Louisville ari
port. Louisville al re Egsr sse1 an 7sIs pm
E1zfc-u F,xpres1a-Ov enshCro.
E,HEf sA-fa pm 80
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kinderEart.n Standing.

The Esls OF the EIudsrEartsn Cock-l- Hat
League have annexed one more game than tee
Dzsrs~ and Clippers and t1D thc bunch.
Standing
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ANCiENI FREE AND

Gefrr..5E WASHINGTON LODGE. 80 8.
" A g 4 81. viii hold stated CON
a.4UlsaslUu at s.s' y z.prS Tuesday rErn.gE- %
ar,rgra ksFk .l lsa r. a. degree. MeuttEs
arr r,4ass,,I o. attend VISITORS are Always
y.,Ir.u.a. 4. .. MlcHE-NE.Ii. ". 81
lruly IIrnu. S-rIe.usy.
m FS=uJrUI LODGE. M. l. A r & 4. N
III -.f.H.-I rHuIfalu alton uu NCtls-'its.
'H.aHH#r -s. Hr s-aJ %. U-. MaSauls lfuI'-r-
tF..uG AMI Fguuag IheGu#s. r. \ teEfsur s.T
Car..IIEHa I.suraE~ requested ami Eislflu5
If..Ha-r srfF-rG.tIIv IEVireTi 90 attend.
TAYLOR o. VA lE4Ch. v. ~
Jrrn % Deems. secretary
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Tribe OF REN mrR.

CT LOUIS COURT. No & T. p. n. MEETS
- every Tus Say evening u l'cI.Ck sharp
- rrT.. f- hlliT = 81 Hail. i5.s Market STREE
Visitors are wclclue-
SIDNEY II HORN Chief
Ar'ult EUa'rrr scribe. ss-tA Esysus avenue.
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Frss M1it-Ourrsbrr0 Clover
ffuvnrr r~r- Louisville ari
p1rr .I.nTisri'ls al fHe F,gst
E1zfc-u F,xpTesa--Ov ensfCro.
ire E,Hsf .-... ....
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SOUTHERN cOCKED-uNT LEAGUE.
Union Sodn. 2 UoIIreu, =


To'alF .-.-7' 10 "a - = = - NJ g -
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sT. LOUIs-PEORIA LINE.
soITHERN RHILMAY.

Train.
Princeton. Louisville. Lex
mat n ard Way stations.
CHATTANOOGA. Rome. At
laEta. Nation and points
In the S1urhedst.-...........
Mount Vernon AccummOda-
aalA .s-sss.s----.-.-...
Priugstuu. Louisville. Lex
luEtJn and way stations.
Knoxville. AshsgiIIe. Chat
tarooea- Rome. Atlanta,
Augusta. Charleston. Ma
con and all points IN Flor
IDA and the Southeast .
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VANDALIA LINE

KATY
Depart Ar!SA.
9:B an sSs pm
Sc pa S27 an
ii:S Pm Ts1 an
tS:32 Pm TT sn
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's GO Pm Tia an
-. No an
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fr-.a-. Ind. oct l1-CN1fyer Military AulI-
..'s- '-noud team and the south Fs-ua High
~flr.l played here tnis afternoon. Neither side
E.H- aila 90 score.
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Herbcrt snencers ,. narrctt. :.

Thg Herbert Spencers defeated the i;arr
o. Weelle's aileys. Scores:
esFnE=N=FHE-TaG.
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u
Depart Arrive
IS . an so pru
- lf an go pm
E5 u pm 'L1=5 an
ts q nm 80 - an
FRISCO SYSTEM.

r part Arrive
80 am fiU - am
. 20 pm f5-l am
ss.Is am 1lLs pm
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Asli-y. ILL.,. Ocr. l7.-Ashley defeated a rlck0.
'raw tI-m Ewing college of McLeaasb5ro 0,
.r" score Of l. t1 H.
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- % an T:is an
E:i5 pm 40 pm
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-sI5 pm = - Pm
$50 7m IS - an
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New Orleans Tfm.trl -
Cairo. Memphis. Dixie
FlVaE- EHzhaI'ir. Atlanta
IN. L. -.LL-a ----...---.--
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is.NiuEtou. No. oct. 1.-THE Ean'e of foot
'tu between Selslia High School and Went
-tG Military Academy resulted IN a score
m - 90 o., In favor OF Wentworth
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JA'pESON-D1 THURSDAY. October I-. g5-f %
Wash ugtH0. u. g.. .NuGJI-J1s IIglI-lT- FIve @.
services SUNDAY afternoon az g. u'cl Oh a.
GEag-laEd Cemetery th1I-i. ClicaEs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-12

d Harrnston; 1e4 canada lambs 30 n at s. 3a 100
n. Sc -: 40 do - n a. So i08 do 80 N, At
Sc 12i9 81 State sheep 100 u. az 81 90; y do % 10,
] q. Curtis & son: lambs. 30 n. s. TIA
225 do "a n at IS. n s. 81. 1S5
mont do 81 - state culls a n. at 81 10
sheep n s. .. 90. 9S n ar 81 50 IS d.
so 10. at 50 30
J. II Hume & state lambs. - n. s. f2l
Ol DO Il n % 10. 81 n. At s. 90 % Do 81 n
17q Pennsylvania do - n. az SIS i2is. 23S
Nfchgan do 30 Pennsylvania cuIls. ~ n.
at 81 30: state sheep 1t3 81 50. do 81 10 at
So: 5 do, n AT s. 70
George L. S Dfllenhack: 135 state lambs 81 n at
los vermont 81 n. At 81 80 - Vermont sheep,
IS n Sc - -. 80, -
"a n al ST. D. sheep $50 n. s. 80. do 50 n
So 50. 81 DO. 81 n, a. 81 SI-
n IT Hollis. : state lambs - -. a So Feunsyl-
,a1ia do ism At So. state sheep. 100 10. 81 80
TYOcs-Tecelpts 80 GSS4 head. including
about cars for market Prices easier. and
state hogs selling az s. 20
ass - per country dressed hogs steady az 6rsc
nor m for heavy TO light weights
Sale=-Iohn p Nelson. 81 state hogs. lis 70 average.
a. s. per Toe n.
410 at 81 So .
A. Sc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-12

TIE local market for spot cotton closed qgle with
land and 1i40c for middlng Gulf Total sales were 100
follows Mobile quiet unchanged at 1910. sales 800
bales. Savannah hrn &c higher 81 lo'.o; sales $50
&c higher - lie; saI.s 1918 bales Augusta urn &c
hishsr At llo sales 2s bales Baltimore nominal IL
Po's hgaer a. lie St Louis frrn. unchanged a. losc
10 y i6c sales 745s bses 1-1ec higher
raorror: A; Tv1rieans 81 1d9 ~ "a GOO hsies against
1850 and Il les last year Galveston 2ooo
~ - 100 bales compared with 1913 last week and
"i54 ss ,t lI5i week snd u $50 last year
IA, Az !Gst DC DON from the highest Roint OF
posed 70 BE short OF December in chicago covering
that market contrasied TO fere May
dences general break frsi made their appearance
from midday On ne whole list showed pronouneed weak
point considerable cement to the buii
vas the fact that Europe showed very little disposition
nae their limits reagcs5 50 that GSTnPerstysly ute
blamed By rTgntns news notihS me weather ana prob
business was confined 70 ~ loads, and at eutports
proved weight The market ssgregatins loel vIo
nature Of rrUm Northwest markets created the i'm
preston that continued AbtfA movement ,LAy li on
little European rnarkets while perhaps ssr ssSris1 h
uttls seiga stT.sth end were generally hoy- con
siderable decline under the influence Of large HS
leEs active demand Minneapolis At the lose T,nfsT
sssn-t ID disoouu, short time and the Ns%-
s isTes II Ss s9sr w Snencs previous
a., 2gotations - ash xh.st I'M, seS 80 ? hard
'ev YoT - = and V 80 Ne~ 81 ssrI- ~ ne asy
trades who hsd disoeuniea We ' rr
reBced ses,ins.s ana st the ooss sheusa .a so net
Zee Thor rss -o1sds-sb. sii,ns sss.d on the dea
ihst Ia view Il The biz crop th= 'A''s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-12
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-YoTl5. November II. 1908.
FFlANS AND PEAS-There IS still quite a scarcity Of
domestic beans and choice lots sell promptly
Medium not plenty but quiet Pa are eling ncderate-
~ and Values are s,SaS ly are REQ spe 6 asar m
choice dry lots; inferior Grades have no certain
about as quoted Scotch peas steady We quote
BANS o 81 90 Do pea yer 1881 as s. 6aS 49, Do
red kidney, 1898 50 25$S go dc yellow eye 1895 81 asa
s. @ sSa 6 s s S 81 SsS S. DC DC i ci MEDIUM
~ Oa to sgsss p dG 1888 Sn'; ssS FEAs
1908 sg Per bush 81 = a$ sbs 50 .pp O, strictly
fresh creamery steady market for such with
-, boUsVsr an abundant supply Of other qualities Of
f aS much dq The Tsds is usins
these yndersTs6es are on The opsn market -
s'ii light tobbers are working off quite good
sccognt Factory psoins stock drag ana the feel
ing IS Ssamery' extras per n 22jae do nrsfs 9o
a22e 90 ssess' do tS &2ie ds seconds S8sS
state dairy tubs nrsts 1sg s,s DO seconds fsalSe 20
ise: do seconds iSa1ec: re19yatsd extras lI,sc DO
western factory. hed l59idc 40 current make hrsts
he: do SECONDS, sc &c 40 JH r 10 PaS Ms
SO 2 18ita14e DO No s 12,4g13e
and such sh. ss ama n5 I h0qsa Rs e sss
'G q ssecsd sa dS "a q re 'uPR Il RSt
dT We quote STATE PeHnsyysn,s and G nss56y fancy
ends to nrsts 25G2sc Western, 3oe; DO nrsts
Sss e Do sverSse lots eia2sc DO poor s22sc
djs idTsE- fo-sg included
loads ty freight ana Few sosf,snS seSps s ~ T
nd prices steadily sustained Turkeys scarce and firm
Tncks and geese in Moderate supply ana steady Live
Moons q trihe hrIser we quote: SPRING CHICKENS
osT 70 lie: DO prime, lie; dc poor 70 fair lOc
ROSTERS. &c TURKEYS, l3al4c: DUCKS Western aver
pair, I5e do Southern and southwestern 4VI
eic: GEESE Western pair. ~ SGsl 80 DO
Southern and Southwestern, sIgSl u; LIVE PIGEySS
per pair, 1sdeOc DRESSED-Suppliss OF Western fresh
fea poultry fairly liberal Fancy scslded chickens
fully 1sc higher, but little any
Improvement ordinary scalded lots. Fancy large
picked fair demand and steady but medluh saes
DRY picked dull and irregular Fowls IN
supply. quality largely undesirable and with only
demand prices show little. II Indication or
improy spring turkeys plenty and selling Slowly
far this week Western spring ducks IN hSht
supply and choice grades quite nrrn western
plenty ana barely steady We quote; ILhhb ba as
spring picked selected n. 1sc; do aNesss
l+ai5c. do fair. I2Q2o. do seslded 'TIss sa ,I
a. hest l261sc Do old mixed lodic ".
Philadelphia and under 20 pair fancy; sqx.zg 10
peunsrlrzHia l7d1Sr- - Western dry pirb-d
CHICKENS Philadelphia. fancy. large per IN Pd g..
ID mixed sizes 1s1Isc. DO State and Psnnsl Is 9ni>
fancy l34i4c. do medium sizes. II sFl2c,. no h..,
solo-: do ohio and Michigan scsdsA. lsrEe tsncv ~
I.t7c. do medium sizes. io'dii o.. Dc Wcs'efe eIH
picked large fisal2c DO seslded, llsFl-'' 10 Wy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-12
TNfBLE TO FIND H WILL.
Funerals of Iged Hermit and agent
Held Yesterday.

,.Ao,~h fhe heirs Of Mrs Mary J. Oliver. the old
-, who died ir sQualor at her home, No. 29s
$1,000 last Monday. when she had securities
--+b SO CO. made diligent search yesterday, no
IN was found .. Campbell. son Of Mrs. Philip
,.-,rfs1l th, dead woman's daughter. who was
:. an srea kfnr terms with Mrs. Oliver before her
- u-.7t through the house yesterday. search
- .r,cre the effects Of the aged hermit. He was
13se6 20 arplv the Surrogate for letters Of ad-
,,ist-stior and representative Of the public sd-
i-istra-or advised Captain McNally. OF the East
o.. t,7dred-and twenty -sixth-st. station 10 turn
- -, Campbell the securities he is holding now
81. soon as the letters Of administration were pre-
scented.
xosr p stevens. a carpenter. who has SHOP
81, Ore-bundred-aud-e ighteenth-st. near Second
= -as known Mrs. Oliver for many years. he
. 5ore a great deal 81 work for her and was
r-sn sorus futed with her father. John YORK VINO
- fsrrffsTly known IN Harlem as Pop YORK
49, he died Mr. Stevens said he left his estate.
ybiob was valued al $4,000. TO be divided between
,,sr,nbell Mrs Campbell had three daughters,
ibbie Emma and Jennie. and son. Miller. Libbie
lied some wears ago. leaving child me otheT
children - Mrs. Campbell are stn living, accord
M 10 Mt. stevens - -
sisted az the houses at Nos. 229l and 229S Second
ave and two lots in One-hundred- and -eig hteenth-
- near Second-aVe. He said she At one time
oune5 fat house in One-hundred- and-twenty-
fot'rfb-st between First and Second sves-. and
ADDED thst Mr. Aderdicc had told that his son, the
lau-ve- now owned 81. II was currently reported
mas tiree lots at One-hundred- seventeenth-sJ
and Second-a0e belonging TO Mrs. Oiver had been
cold at 2 foreclosure sale a few weeks ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-12
A SINGER DROPS DEAD
George SimFsoa Vas for 30 Years
.SoIoisf ga Grace Church.

George Simpson. a tenor. dropped dead. from
le,-t disease IN front OF the Columbia Theatre.
Washington and Hillary sts BROOKLYN on Tues
s,,- evening lie lived at No I1e Willoughhy-st-,
ftb his niece Mrs. Henry Ludwig, wife OF Prin-
NAL Ludwig OF the public school AT Butler-st and
-o,lrth-sve. BROOKLYN
The body vas removed 20 the morsue. ana Was
fss,.iaed Yesterday by Mr. Ludwig. Through
tey- marks on Mr. simpsons undercothing the po-
leo found his address through a laundry. ana
-, word Of his death to his home where the body
VAS afterwsrd removed
r-or many wears he had been tenor at Grace
.-b,,vrh IN Nex-Nork. and ii is said he was pen
100 ten years ago by the wardens- He was best
tvoV, as an orstorio singer. and sang the Mes
- 81. elijah" Sampson" and the Creation in
80, 1-ri-ed states England and Scotland. He sang
.b A6eliua PATTI. Csrlotta Patti and Clara Louise
kellogg
raor, n Edinburgh. Scotland. Nj. Simpson came
. .ris country in 1851, and after studying with
~ aro5e- he-arne tenor solcist AZ Grace church,
Vorlz 4 plaee ne held for thiTTv-hVe years
n,slev Buck for many years friend OF MI
Sr,psor. said Yesterday:
.,!!(-5-ee simpson a fine singer He did not
.sess a RreaT voice. but he was conscientious and
- ~ work exceedingly well His reputation just
~ ezten6ed an over the Eastern states: l regret
-. 5esfh but ] regard the manner Of ms taxing
20 tre deal one when your time comes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-12
he statistical position or Brazilian coffee is fol
.IIoliday

COTToN-There dminUtiou in the excitement
attending the to-day. Transactions
reaching about 100000 bales for the
5sv according TO estimates, and the fluctuations
both broad and violent The opening steady de-
elm. OF points o Of points. the iTregU
the rather conflicting character OF the
early news which included cables than expected,
rather unsettled weather opposed 70 reports Of
favorable in the Tar East and the prospects
for At first there dis
position sell, and prices the call worked little
lower. Immediately the market rallied
sharply aggressive attitude Of the bulls
the OF overnight buying orders
various The strength and activity OF
the English market prominent feature in
advance. private reports continue in TO
buying freely in the interior
Influenced by factors the market
rapidly advanced and ruled very active and excited,
check n being until the
previous high level had been reached. and in some in
passed. This represented net gain Of 1921
points active options and still more sub
the low level OF the previous morning,
profits sufficiently attractive 10 bring about very
heavy realizing Bull confidence shaken by reports
spinners have decided upon reduction
a strike and consequent reduction, IL only
temporary in suinners' takings The market
all The afternoon. and finally barely steady at
nearly session. net points higher to
points lower estimated 100000 bales.
Port receipts day heavy. though large
Yesterday. exports fuL with the Southern
spot generally unchanged TO <c higher. Private
advices reaching here that the movement Is likely
show a falling of after the three days.
The Of contract prices IN the local market to-day
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-12
OTHER mARKETs-sY TELEGRAPH.

chicago Nov ti-CATTTF- Receipts. cocoa head in
Guiding pyO Westerns, market opened steady 20 10,
higher good prime steers, s. 25HSj 70 ne
dilr1 and feeders. 81 I5fIS4
cows 50aS4 Il. heifers S2HS4 80, Gamers 81 50fl
81 7.GS4 -. calves. S2NSt 80. Texas fe
steers 81 75TS3 so Western steers. S3dS+ -, HOGS
Receipts day. 2500O head, 90 morrow. 21ao market
and butchers. 81 6fS5 10,
cool 70 choice heavy 6OdS4 80. rough heavy - 2@
q SO 45Ts4 %. bulk Of sales 50 J0TS4 81
SfIFE1P-Recepts 2eOoO head, sheep and lambs steady
choice wetherS. 81 IJSf - fair -
choice mixed 50 5OIsS 20, native lambs S41$J -
cincinnati. Nov. I1--HotiS dun at 81 I34$i 90 at
TT - dun and S3QSf 80 SHEET stronger at
81 50GS3 - LAMBS stronger at 81 1905 G.
Pittsb1lrE Nov. T--CATTLE steady; choice. - 70
eS5 an. rir7e Sass -. fair 1OGS3 HOGS higher,
prime heavy s. 2oqs5 80 mediums, s. 4oQ$ ~; heay
81 3J9fS5 light 81 3cS5 pigs 50 lI91
a. u. rouehs. IS 5OdS4 e. SHEEP higher; prime
wethsrs So soa$+; culls ana c2iIioI .3S-' 'oe9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-12
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-Tork. November II. 1905
COFFEE.-The coffee market less active again
DAY. steady o.
points following better foreign cables
than expected and continued Hight he
bulges recently LIQUIDATION the mar
sagEed OF the day. being finally steady at
advance Of points a decline Of 3 points.
T2.oo0 Receipts lay at tho two ports
terror Santos movement estimated 23 $50 bags.
5000 last There clearances Of 600
bags from Santos This is hardly coming up
the estimated receipts FOR November. though
II plenty Of time for
up zoo bags Aivces from
primary recently have been rather
mstc the average respecting the growing crop and
argued by IN the speculative
long interest Is now large that these people viii hest
% add their holdings they 50
thing definite concerning the crop. meantime
irregusrity expected.
a tv-o-sded affair Hamburg i.dia pfg lower and
Hayre = franc lower. both the primary markets
unchanged and the rate of Brazilian exchange I-22d
lower The spot market steady, the basis SIS
a6isD Rio 40 4.
The Of prices local market to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-12

OCEAN FREIGHTs-In steam tonnage the market
ments and the tendency OF rates was over IN san
ecnasiiv steady The demand for moderate
Quotations to AntEetp, 10 I'D Hui 2s4d: ieth Sd;
SsHccastle Cd December. Bremen. - pigs; Hamburg.
* if n5on cats 1OlEd CHARTERS British steamer
s$4 tons timber KIM Engiom ppiyate terms December
British steamer ll62 tons tnoe ot tauo 20 t e NJ
ibrstsT SIS Sd November British steam
e sd i ilson ss ca N6verbe Deceber; German steam
la s tons Rrftish siSame2 1a4a tons deals
port F. to United <ingdon i,s NoNeI1per' 1Iltsn
eo Brvse terms November 25~Docember b Brush
f575 DecemberJsnusry British ship $500 case, Pc
prompt Norwssien bark 49, tons dry P R S p
as 500 o }ss same s. So British bark 1885 general
bark Ito tons preyously), lumber Cult 70 Rio ia
denas SO schooner s24 tons humber and ties BrunsTck
Eannah to lhi.adflRhs PINE, lS "a Srtfe- o 81 20 and
Savannah to ~ g e Sor to N, vpoTt G
schooner 4sa tons same asc schooneT a.' tons coal
crushed stone hence to Norfolk SOC net British
or Continent ls ioa los ed british
priSate terms. DecembeI DJi
FRovIsoNSFrom early tesdiness based S On FIRM
with grain and sustained rather re- s6arP Losses after mid
5000: omS5s West SsS F9EE ss:y
TfHf RaH a9 sfsG auosd 3a SO 54 Sass
DRESSED HOGS easy quoted; Bacons. 6sc: $50 n &c;
100 n. 7isc: II. 7ssc; pigs. T&GShc. CUT MEATS
bellies quoted 10 10. lO@c; II ID, 1Ol.c;
ia H. picked shoulders quiet. quoted; 5z45 c;
picked hams quiet: quoted: la11lzc TAIOW steady;
81 as. city lard steady quoted St 1887; refined lard
easv! quoted: America IS 3d. Continent. 81 90;
I3razil kegs 50 IS; compound dull quoted: 6as &C.
STFARINE easy: quoted: Oeo 6lzd6Stc; city lard sear
Sc.
RIC-F,-Tle general market steady but active.
Offerings light. rule. Quotations follow; Domestic,
ordinary S G3%c. fair to good 4G4 &c prime to choice
5G5i.c; head. 5ia6c; Pana }sG5Ac; Japan, foreign
nominal: do domestic 4405c; Java. Sc; RangOon
in bond. 2sa2s.c.
SI7GAR-Redned sugar quiet. List prices un-
contracta but doing Prices quoted
are net 20 iobbers wholesale loaf and
tablets SOC; mould \ and cubes,
4 powdered. 1850: powdered, pow
dered fruit powdered, 4S0c Eagle confectioners
grauulaed 95c; Eagle line graduated
soc: Eagle n cartons 10 bags and 10 bags of fine
Soc Eagle fine granuated, standard granu
lated and Diamond 400: Confectoners' a. 45Jc Nos
and 2 45c: 4.40c; No =. 4.35c: No 6. 400.
No Z o 8. Doc: No g. .i5c: No TO- 10c; No
IL Osc; L. &C; No -. 1850; Nos IA 10.
%o SIS powdered. &c: crystal dominos in
cases $500 London beet ssd lower. with
November at SIS and December S. Cad. Locally,
nominal Fehners could buy the basis
OF 1870 for degrees test, but they not buyers
al that price and be Indifferent about taking
sugar lust now price. Centrifugal, 90 test.
quoted at 32 a. l3-6c muscovado 50 test ; Ice,
and rnolasses sugar, 50 test. at 1-16c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-12
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool. Nov. Ii.-Closing: wHEAT-spOt steady:
No Western winter I'd futures steady: Deceai-
Der Us cd: March. O. I'D: MAY. 34.d. CORS-Spos
Der. A. 5sd January. IS Ilsd PEAsCanadian steady.
5s 81. FLOUR-St. Louis fancy winter dull. s. Sd
HOPS at London-Pacihc Coast quiet f58s6 BEEF
nrm: extra India mess, 6Ts 81 PORK firm: prime
Western. SIS HAMS steady. short IS -
S3s. BACoS quiet; Cumberland cut. IS 70 80 n. 6ss.
rib IS - ~ a3s 80 clear middles light.
= to - 70 54s long clear Hiidles heavy IS 70 40 n
AS. shoi+ clear hacks 10 Sd clear bellies.
~ -. 81 SHOT TERS-SuIars. m 81 - hrn.
SIS. LARD firm. prime Western ~ tlsrces. SIS 81
American refined calls Al BUTTER uar1fasI
CHEESE AUc-f-~- ct a.,le sH. Us. .f-ean
ane=t tD.0red q3let cis EALls1W- e-.=-@ .1is.,
rs 81 TUEFENTINE- spirit stead. ~ % HOsI> =
Common firm lord PFRoI.ETN- efret r-rn. u.
LfNSEEp OIL dull. fai
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-12

wheat was not sufficiently marked Commission houses
in the SELLERS all the afternoon ana no
attention whatever paid the few bush Influences
at hand in foreign markets there
vas only little export demand, including 9sls heis
and loads In this market December Ilade
new low price for the season. No corn elosea AZ
~ elevator and 0ac, shoat' 10 =.
and No ? yellow. 5O2.c o sfoat. OAIS-Nhie urn
during the gave way later IN sytnpstny
sith grain and the close around low
day Locally the cash market was also
easier: closed 4Otsc: No T. 4oc; No Whlte
and standard white. 42izc; No white Sc aR2 uaGN
white. s1d45c. RYE-Market nominal. No : western
Sic nominal b ehoat: state and jersey rye 56aSsc
BARLEN-Market quiet feeding was quoted at SIC
and mailing 52qj9c. both c Buffalo