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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-08

METALs-TIN-The London tin market meeting with
pf soot and @ for TaS lower f'Rg at S IS Sd
shade lower in sympathy. but showed good undertone
higher in London with spot quoted f6s Sd and tut
and higher. Lake Is quoted from 3S744c 10 412j5c
with most Of the large dealers holding outside
At 4c LEAD was higher in hdo and w fssng
with spot quoted at 5a4 Soc H sP Tef
IRON closed at 5Is Cd in GLASGOW and s at c 45s iod
IN Locally L. iron was unchanged No
CRY southern soft are quoted at $40 50gSl6 No
NC. MoLA ASS AND sYRUPs-syrups were quiet. but
pr ugea n ana tone steady Molasses quiet
no.egate demand We quote: MoLAssEs-New-orleanie
prime 22Gi Ass%-oresng open kettle, a2qSee sYR rs
oc 5eAsn5 5!5 IFS teghs continued quo
tonnage market limited nqa l1
L4ith and Newcaste Nominal Ro ets9l ana Eq I'D
oc London oas Cd r. E5SsrR8 fsT s, iSG
PROMPT British steamer Lac tons phosphate tampa 70
tm6eT PeSsscOls Ship Island Mobile to Holland at
sissn s1s MoEeq4er 70 to December 20; British
t755 then months more 75 sssamer oss t t52
tons cargo henoe to oP P5iyais 5sFas
Rio eT - British schooner .0 a5s t0ns us SER
sooHe ana s7 Tons lumber PI Moss pt 6s5mi s. Two
British bark 4o7 tons same Tons Tae frSn GulfPor
schooner 26s tons, lumber Point to north shore OF
g Porto Padre bark ass tors ufber s saxs 61p0 T6
New YORK, 50 % two schooners z46 and 357 TONS
~ tons guano hence Bowdo!nha 81 60 loaded and
discharged schooner, $40 tons lumber 81 Siros -
ton 80 90 BRITISH steamer. 1896 general cargo Gulf
Der; British steamer 2442 TONS general cargo If ~
Two ports continent private terms prompt: British
steamer l3l0 tons timber Gulf ST Nazstre ANA p,,ro
outh. S2s Sd omp; NoTweg steamer 2es ton. Inn,
Der Gun 70 River Plate private terms Noyernber rifish
steamer s4 tons. general 70 China japan
oILs-A good trade developed in oottons.s5 oil 10
cay owing 9 gooa sPscuatiye demand Sales 400 No
274c' 100 January 2sc. March at 29c and zoo
Nay al 2se Refined petroleum remains unchange cd
I.E5J'M-stazdard white bSs e. aY , We auo6s
yailsdelphs b9s 81 90 bulk s.; refined cases New.
York bbls $50 test 50 &C. bulk 81 o. PFiiadepha So a.
pha ss 90 coTToNsEED ofLIPEimse i' crude p2
December. 27A G27ac January 2sd2s;c- Wsreb 5ss a.
29c May 291a U29@tc of summer Yellow nominal: rrtsSs
white 8oa@1c prime winter yellow soisIc IISsFF Ei
SEQ soc; Cai9HIta raw e5c LARD OH. 60ds1c
= ADout The oaly feature Of interest in
90 ouyins tor paekeTs The whole list wa. steader IN
syInp.thy WIZ bur m;,le change ram Saturday Live
city aad ooo ara Omaha Zoo Tb ie9 5r San1ss
81 family Lear 93g s 4sGs,s n e B s2 Foo
ssS1a si 99tsd 20 Meas ss9se 80 family $40 os 5O
BEEF SI quoted nd 900 .o sl4 52sls So
BoGsLs'e az Qn9Sed; HaOons 7.o 80 n 7ifo: i6o
Pekfd bellies Sar.i2 o; sts psS 7Sase cur
i0c: 10 10 9Aaeiac; - n &C. 10 ~ S sa ~
shogeers stssdy quoted re P,ekles hams f Gn.,
S 99SS;9y 0g19 steady city sae
ard Refined I isfs easy 90 city
50 Is Compound du quoted sI So sTasH legs
Barely steady. Quoted oleo To &C. 1900
klcE-1ne South reports demand Tor rice. w.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-08

John P Nesos: 81 veals 1876 n at s. 50; do; 15s n
at @ Do 20 at at s 8. g. s ga 40 % 81
n il IS g rs 9s sS r. Sc s. 3d. s d. $50 IS st So 49, 49,
at s. 5 70 DO 22 r. d at s. do 25 r. at Sc aa
% fqieT Hos Is? 3 v at IS 81 fi n at So o do 1s
So: il d. I5S N. S; Is d. I7s n. al s.; d.
s. fed calves 2s5 ~ IS 5o 50 grasser 20 10 at 81 SO;
Andrew Mullen: 80 veals 1s5 10 at sr5o less 50 On
the lot DO las 10 at 81 so; grassers 1917 ~ at s. 20
3Fs and D. @ S 4 yssli I'd 49, s.:, s.
at s. 90; sFasssrs; 10 n at g %,{s 80,
u do 50 n at So; do. 9$ 10. at 81 so; $40
B. " Otis Co: 20 veals. 1855 n. IS so: do. lao
IS 3 sanders e. zeal $50 n at IS 90 II do leg p at
s r 00 80 40 To- o at IS; DO ITO To- at - '' 90
Jg5d & Co: 70 yeals. !5S 70: at IS 12.s 81 do 1874
>, Tobg & shannon veal 126 n at IS so; IS DO. 10
10 At 81 fed calf $50 ~ So TO- srassers, 225 ~
Newton Co: veals. 40 n S. do. $50 70. 81
SHEEP A ~: LANES Receipts for two days were 81
II for saughterers and 10 for the market making, with
In moderate receipt rm 1OG25c higher nearly
e SICK e GesEsd up Common to prime sheep sold
t. choice lambs s f a5 c ANAL a a aS5s 90 a. S. q
per n dressed al & dressed ed s 19on firm at SaSsao
SatlesChsrns Commission Company: 175 Indiana
at IS - 20 aReFage at 50 Is per 100 NJ 2s do 81 70
at 50 10 237 do 50 NJ So 621z 1se Canadian do. si
Go 50 90: sc Kentucky sheep 13f 10 at 81 70. "a
at g 90 % Ohio wether rs ib S. 2S3 do liz h.
r. at 81 7o So do So n at 81 IS: % d. 100 h. at
Sanders; 412 State lambs - 70. at SO IS: $40 do
. n at S. 49, 10 do 50 n. So: 10 do 81 n. at
q Pen9syyanla DO 81 n at So 10 State cus 81 10 at
y 90 ~ Pennsylvana sheep 1O3 n. 81 T5 Is state
at 7 %; . 40 a Sulis, 50 n. at 81 IS 80,
STATE DO a p 1 at So IS II s. So Penn
20 10. ct s. %; - state cus 40 n, 81; 20 Ohio
s. 5d Do los h. at s. So 10 do 100 b. at S. State
90 lo 10 at 49, 10 Pennsylvania sheep and lambs. A
5 Judd & Co: sc state lambs. % 70. S. %: 1s2
DO - n at 80 10 IS do = ~ at s.; 4s do Z. 10 at
- 90 state sheep 137 70. at 81 6o' do OF 10 at
IS gfs g. Go 50 o s s%1 sS a at IS Sc a
HaIrIngton CO..: 2a3 Buffalo lambs. 65 n. IS SIS;
lsi3sTi9n I 2a STATE STATE lambs IN u p Sc ~
81 5o 81 Vermont lambs. So 70, So Vermont sheep.
131 70 81; do 10 u. So
SO n, at So 10: do 81 10. So 5O do 81 70. at
So 3112 AZ State sheep. 103 ~ 81 AZ do 90 70.
3 ca 1he d0 81 81 at at s. So Gull LAMBS ~ ID at -
". R Hlme: 374 Canada lambs. 50 NJ at Sc c5 2sl
AZ s. % 26 state sheep us ID, at 81; do IS 10. at
So 25 do, so ~ at SO. -
Jene Wright Co: Is state lambs IS 10. at Sc; 81
do % 10 at 50 So Do % n. at IS 49, 10 culls. As n
go DO. Ca n. a IS 75 SO sheep. 90 ~ al So so.
J. c. curtis & lambs. Sc ~ at SO IS
head including 1OS0 Tor the market. Prices
FULLY sympathy with Buffalo markets Prime
Country dressed hogs slow TqSc ID for medium
salesEJ G Curtis 10 state hogs. 1es average
a SIS 80 100 ID.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-08
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. Nov. CATTLE-Rsceipts. 81. 900 head.
GLIDING 5000 Westerns market 10gl5c higher:
steers So log$I poor to medium s. sos6; stock
F s ss 6 Gamers 81 5gS5 40 bulls s$s Is caves
$3GS1 Western steers, 81 S5QS5 40. HOGS-Receipts
coo head; market 5q10c higher mixed and butchers
SG6S5 20 gocd choice. heavy, 81 959S5 Is;
heavy, 65GS4 light T5aS5 90; bulk
GS5. SHEEP--Receipts, 1000 head; market strong:
LAMBS steady lee higher; good choice wehers 81 35
81 49, Western sheep S31S4 So native lambs 81 10g IS T5
Western lambs So 50gS5 65
Cincinnati Nov. 7-HOGS active butchers SIS 156f
s. %; $3GS4 50. CATTLE active fair good
shippers. 81 25$4 90. S2GS2 % SHEEP active
higher. 81 5OQS4. LANES active, strong, s. 509S6
East Buffalo, Nov. 7.--CATTLE-Recelpts. $3.50
prime steady; medium 10015c higher; prime
@S6; shtRping S5gS? 80; butchers 81 s9qs5 heiters
and feeders 81 25G$3 go; stock hefers 81 sOGS2
springers barely steady; good S42G
S54 medium good $334S40: common, S2OQS2s VEAIS
Receipts. 1000 head; steady 81 TOG5ST 10 HOCS-Re-
cetpts . 500 head active loo lower heavy S. 25qS5 So
S50S5 20. SHEEP and LAMBS-Recepts. 5000 head
sheep slow; lambs active. l0d15c higher: lambs 500
So yearlings 81 50d$4 75 wehers. 81 25qs4 so;
So 1884: sheep, mixed. S27$4 25.
Kansas City. Nov. 7.--CATTLE-Recepts. 800 head
Including 400 Southerns; market 5Ql5c higher; choice
So 5aS5 Western fed 50 75@S5 T5 stockers and
feeders 81 56S4 Southern steers 81 T5$4 49, Southern
COWS 81 501$3 native cows 81 500 So so native steers
Sc 500 81 75 bulls 81 759S3 so: calves 50 25as5 HOGS
Receipts. $500 head heavy steady light 5G7lOc higher
top IS 10; bulk S4 T5QS5 %: heavy s5GsS To-
Receipts 300 head: market strong loo higher:
native lambs. 81 256S6 I0 do 1884 25 40
ewes 50 50HS4 Western lambs. 81 25GSS e5: Western
yeaTlings. S4S4 40: stockers feeders 501s3 rs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-08

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables: Spot cotton
export 5oif Business so ns a3as eoe
ssa ? Ssh sRssS
sd PsSeT
Mar Sssy sa marshAP; sd 1IpriIMsy sssa
9 and cloths sirSns -four ark. wa.
DUN and Of a pre-holiday character; Prices remain
Il sR9 g. Wha 6 ST. prss
sa e ,s9 s's 30 a =. uo
fsT good s. 1S ,, ch0ics to faney 8 sa 80
b SoRNNEAE STEADY; quoted kin dried s. 3:
and e GbsRa 81 20; eoaTse EEDcy
m ssnd sa0sa oHt der SEP
dog SIS IS prompt Noven6eF shlpmsnt city bran.
22g g. ho Ra chop saa 30 bulk ss SACKS o1MEH
GRxTM~wHEAT-Th trade in wheat to-day was,
ST h ge e eea ss Of
comment and indicated the presence of larger short
market The news was about evenly divided on both
but on the Whole taking into Consideration the poor
at a sse ana S tn
Of the STAPLE At Chicago Es anus biz 81
Russian shipments latter aggregating 5issO bush
where Including Mew-York where foreign buying Of
start tSe SorhWest narEets in fact. Showing good
gos and N the xpto
Of few small reactions due to local profit taxing
prices in New-York showing \ 10 net advance;
Of in arrivals
being taSd as an that Gut 9f 4 on e eas
tract, while over so per cent o Minneapolis
rivals have running No lower grades II
moreover claimed that fully ons,Qparter Of the re-
through. total Northwest arrivals for the day
1853 cars. against 1853 last year. and good
movement was said to be scheduled for the balance
millions Near the close speculative de-
mand stimulated by a BroomhaN cable reporting
heavy rains in the Argentine this being accepted by
the trade as q bullish consideration Total worlds
shipments 10.612.0oo bushels. compared With
10.l17000 bushels the previous week English mar
Ike NC higher I'd lower, and Paris
closed TO 20 points net lower other Continental mar
kets closing with little change from Saturday. The
feature of interior receipts large winter wheat
movement notwithstanding which the Southwest
leading buyer at Chicago indicating that the crop
visible 1857 bushels against 2s4oO00
bushels last Quotations of cash wheat
in the local market follows at the close: No
red 81 20 9 and 81 Pm choice No Northern
afoat. CORN-Like wheat, the corn market had q
firm undertone all day, and was IN fair demand from
commission houses at Chicago besides being wanted
markets, for the election.
The result a advance here Of II a $50 per
bushel. The amount and worlds shipments
were both bulsh, and with light stocks, continued
bushels in the visible supply attracted of the
speculative support during the day. There also
an export business OF loads here and thirteen
loads outports At the close cash corn was firm
. white. 64c. No yellow. CSC. both ahoat.
OATS-There only moderate trade in the
market and particular change in prices, these
ruling a shade higher than saturday. in sympathy
000 bushels and local stocks increased 25.s00
bushels Quotations OF cash oats in the local market
as follows; Mixed 26 to 30 ~ SAY a$6 nc:
White. Sc to 10 Ib. 87@8sisc RYE nominal BAR
LEY-Market firm. Feeding quoted 46kc c
NeWYork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-08
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NeW-York. November Z. 1901.
COFFEE-The coffee market ruled fairly active, and
while much OF this activity due the liquidation OF
scattering long prior the election holiday the
Cndertone OF the market generally steady II opened
unchanged prices decline of points or IN
keeping with easier European markets but after
g OF 551O points. thf market
rallied revival seemingly substantial
back Until the close prices were
net unchanged points lower. Sales were reported
GO bags OF the European markets t1avre which
has recently shown very firm tone, u franc lower
after opening unchanged while Hamburg was IN
pfenaig lower Neither OF the Braziliah
Receipts at the two
- bags against as 600 bags last year The IN
figures Part Of demand in the local market seemed
10 come from Europe there also some buying
fo- Wall with Cotton Exchange connec
lions Offerings scattering and mostly Tor
smaller the weekly rgres warehouse
deliveries last week full. ana the street trade
election is out OF the way
me market for spot quiet but steady with
quotations on the basis Of S1zo for Rio No T.. 80 -.
The total warehouse deliveries in the united states
Cor the 14S 227 bags against 1875 o3 bags la
week and IS the same week year ago "
- former amount reported lbs AZ bags
santos or week aggregated 141iVO pas
onpa-ed with 25l Oc0 bags last week and 10000 bags
<or n. corresponding last year receipts al 40
egeregated &c bags contrased with $3.50 bags the
,9eeions week and 600 bags last year Rio cleared
81 600 bags 70 The United States during the week 70
f.rope cleared 1872 600 bags 20 the
United States el.0Oo bags 10 Europe hecelpLs
sbis for the week present stock 80 600
bags ClsaIances the United States. 1900 bass 10
Germany SO bags. -, -, 1850. .
fsy wa 8 follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-08

ss sasy s SaSi p4 essl'; g
g. Dc FAf ff q Sassl Sass efSGsh
DUCKS pair Sass s g. Esahs % sa
SiueWing 4oaecc do greenwins s5aSoc common oi.
S deco yESsqN x ed 5Fsah Fer PER pa
POTATOES AND Ell 81 rs 1fs dBons 0F 1ss
potatoes arrived more freely and market sas pses
good demand when choice CauS%ers nSse
Eggpiants in supply from Florida but meeting q good
Lettuce S largely at 81 fne a al
plenty weak Green peas have shown woe bt pr
stock drass low spinach selling well %th
5aSss. siSis ssfY Prices sua
sS@S s,i5 g. HSSa!s s
DO per bag. 81 25Gsi sos do jersey. bulk $50 n
fo Safd IS &c Serl pst yooS eoth Dbl 5o
5 BASKET de per so do Southern Re yeS per Dbl s.
re 5 gaa s9 g. 90 as
Dutch s2Sss 90 se7SH cASETELoWE RS
5ss sif 5o Do FIorida "o per Basket 81
e. anG aFES per 16S jersey
90 tEid Norfolk RG box per Or aoafS 10
STATE and nearby $Ss75c nearly per Dbl Socgsl
nsciieut and Eastern White per Dbl s2ase; do yellow
So 3 s ss S999sy E?3!s
s. 7S do State and %hits per bush crate 81 o.
5si ,5 a2$sl oF&S
Dbl 5ocqs1 ~ DO green. 5Ocsl Florida per carrier
fSs5 Sc GasFfS9n
folk per basket. 50cqS1: do green. S16s2 25 do
SSath Carolina wax per bush basket 81 ?as1 co. do
green ST. do Charleston way per basket 75c4$1 3d. do
Norfolk per Dbl s1as1 25: 90 Baltimore 75c SQUASH
Lots NeE.orleans per 100 bgnches. s3as4 TJ-RNIPs
white per Dbl 75cGsl IS; TOMATOES. Jersey per box
2cg$l do Delaware. per carrier, 81 25Gs2 do Florida
as3 v ''S' ~ 0"''i0'' MA Der nat case y oo
'.HoT1IoUsE AND FRAME PRODUCTS cuoumbers in
but demand limed as ouor ae stock Is toe
bIenty, ana low Mushrooms in light supply firm
Radfshes largely choice would sell well Tomatoes
IN light supply and rather firm. quote CU-CUMRFRS
No l. Per dozen, 75d90c do No Q per case 50 5nS3 so
Lett r. Boston. Dozen 100000: MUSHROOMS per
per n 15F25c - w. S-9S- w. UNA Oi10
demand but with local commerce a pressure
III nay IS lKey 10 prevail until the election interests are
TsI ,e deliveries light but smple for the moment
with $50 $40 extFems for choice timothy sTRAwLong
Becepts OF hay and straw IN tons. reported the
frpGuce Exchange at noon to-day: Hudson
roed- 80 ETe 600; Pennsylyana 20; Delaware Lacka-
s0 Baltimore and Ohio. 30 Central of New-jersey So
river boats 13O canal. 1s5; total 1855 Receipts
of straw. IA tons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-08

firm markets The local demand is COCO with full
Orleans teegraphs louisiana crop movement to date:
Receipts rough. s92 sacks against S4 80 last year.
sales cleaned. estimated at 4sSci poekets against
1902 last year. Market steady demand good Tai
mage. Charleston telegraphs Carolina crop movement to
date follows Receipts. II 4eo bills saes o@e2 bbls
We Domestic, Ordinary, o935sci
fair to good 3isd3sc prime to choice. 35sq4zc head
4&a5Ao: Patna, 61sg5sc; Japan foreign nominal; do
2kd2&c.
sUGARThe market for refined sugar was strong. with
steady and quite good demand ana list prices as last
quoted Prices quoted net less per cent Tor cash,
crushed. &c; mould \, o0oc; cubes,
555c xxx powdered 545c powdered. coarse powdered
and fruit powdered 540c Eagle confectionery grauGted
655c Eagle coarse and extra fine granulaied. 5s0c;
Eagle Pm OF fine graduated D. SOC Eagle 2-b
bags and 5-lb bags of fine graduated 800; Eagle fine
sranuated. standard graduated and diamond A. soc;
Sc: No O. s95c; No G. 49oc No Z. $500; No s. 4,75c;
No 8, 470c; To- 4G5c; No II. 4.55c: No r. 4.60c:
Nos IS. Il ind 49, 445e The local market for raw
duty paid follows: Centrifugal 90 test
-1ec; muscovado 50 test. 151ec and molasses
S Life
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-08
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET

Liverpool Nov. Z. p. m.-CoTTON-spot fair de-
mand' prices points higher American middling fair
5T6d good mi1dling, 5000: mddng 40d: low midding
52sd good ordinary. 514d: ordinary The sales az
the day 5000 bales Of which 500 specua-
lion and export and included 6T0o American. Receipts
1000 bales. including 100 American. Futures opensd
steady and closed very steady AmSTiean mddi,nx
eember and January 533d; January and February sad
February and March, 536d: March and April b.sTd
April and Nav. $500; May and June 5 4od; June and
July. 5.4ld. July and August said.
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NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN & HARTFORD A. R

Trains depart from Grand Central station. 42d ST. and
BOSTON via New London and Providsnes-t4:5O
tI1O:oo. * 1902 A. N. ,t+I1:oo. 'xI1:0S. 'xlS;OO
BOSTON. via willimante-tss:OO A NJ. 1900 p n
BOSTON. SpriREhed-fe:OO a. N. t.12oO. 400
s1I:OO P. III.
FTTCHBURC, via Putnam & worcester-+3;OO p. "
LAKEVILIAE and NORFOLk-fS-5O A NJ. 1881
CT HARRINGTON. sToCkBRIDGE, LEMON. PITTS
FIELD-t4:5Q $3.50 A. NJ, u 81 p NJ
wATERBURY and WINsrED-f4.59 $500 1880.
$500. 1900. $500 lto Waterbury p "
Ticket offices ctSrand Central Station and c125th
ellis. C261, II S5. S54 Broadway. c3
Place Square else Fifth c245 Columbus
Ave, 64e Madison Ave. c273 West 125Jh St.. i53
l25h St In Brooklyn. ca Court St. $50 Fulton ST.
$50 Broadway. Z. D.
DAILY. Except SUNDAYS SUNDAYS only stops al
SJh Sundays only tParCr car
limited Has dining Car. cParlor and Sleeping Car
G T HEMPsTEAD. Gen Pass AEt
O. NJ. SHEPARD. Gen SUIT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-08

The local MARKET FOR quiet, with
prces 70 pots higher On TIE basis OF 10 5c for tdng
upland and lu5oc for idciing Gulf: sales
nveFeo on contract Southern SPOT markets tee
Ersphct follows: Mobile quiet UNCHANGED
100 Savannah quiet,
500 bales Norfolk steady 1-16c higher at I3I6c
Baltimore nominal al 9-Z5c. Augusta STEADY,
i31ec sales s03 bales Galveston hrrn unchanged
e+c sales. 500 bales NewOTleans STEADY,
a. esc saies 900 bales Memphis steady. unchanged
csc: Gales. ESQ bales Estimated
points for tonorToW; ~ NewOrlesax IS 80 900
compared with iS.sl2 last 30 last wear a.
Galveston b. BOO 10 1880 against IS l2l
Sc pa year; Houston. 90 500 % 500 bales
against Is rs last week 5000 last year
Receipts the ports points today oorn
pared with TIE day last week and ast wear
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Lackawanna
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. Nov. Flour quiet firm: fancy blended
patent. SO 20; fancy spring So 40 family
patent Sc 2 winter pastry So bakers spring patent
SIS 90; bakers spring clear 81 90; s. so WHEAT
Spring dull; No Northern. carloads. 81 2ss winter
firm No red in store. ST 21is- CORN nominal. OATS
dull. No white, 3+i9c: so mixed SIC BARLEY
Western Z. 45G4Sc. RYE-No 2 $50 IN store. CANAL
FREIGHTS-wheat. 3s.c 70 Nsw-York-
Chicago. Nov. THE leading futures ranged t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-08
READING SYSTEM,

NEW JERSEY CEN RAL K. K
Liberty Street and South Ferry (tirne from South
FERRY hve minutes earlier than shown below.
EAsTON. BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND SIATCH
CHtNk-z4o0 (7.15 Easton only. a. m. co.
= 40 S0o o. Easton only) D. Sundays. 81 Is
w1IKEsBARRE AND sCRaNToS-z4oo. $40
. w p n sundays. Is 70 a. 1 ?.
LAkEW0OD. LAkEHU RsT. TONS RIVER. AND
BARNEGAT-zi0 90, $40 a m. z13O Is 30. 420
Lakewood and Lakehurst only). 500 D Sundays,
ATLANTIC CITY--s4O a. m 1910 D. m
NISE14AND AND BRIDGETOS-fz40 90 a. m x4i %
LONG BRANCH. AsBURY PARK. OCEAN GROVE
fOiNI PLEASANT, AND SEAsHORE POINTS
1IoO 2 m Sunday. except Ocean Grove. 9UO a
ATLANTIC HLDs-. sEABRIGHT MONMOUTH
BCH: East LONG BRANCH. $50 I13O a m
PHiLADELPHIA GRADING TERMINA LD-s4 -
too. 1900. 900. 40 90 +fl0O a. N. T12OO 81 OO'
$3.50 t2Oo taco 400 1900 teOO. +7-30 50 90. s1O3O
1900 a. 900. t.4.00. 800 200 70 Is D. m
BALTIMORE AND WAsHINGTON-soo 1900
zoo 400, 400. 800. 200 'I215
READING. HARRISBURG. POTTSyILLE AND
WiLLIAMsPoRI-l4CO z425, tS;0o. Ifs10 Go-0c.
Reading POttsville. Harrisburg only. Ts.OG
zFTom Liberty Street only "DalIy- fDaily. except
Sunday sSuncays only. tParor cars only. VIA TaTna
qua xSaturdays aE1cept Saturdays
POI. 434 1900 1854 Broadway. 1S2 9Th Az. - Union
Square West. 153 East l2Jh 27S 125th
Columbus Av. New York; Court st. 344 $50 Fulton
ST. BROOKLYN $50 Broadway williamsburg.
W. BESLER. c. VI. BURT.
Vice. Pres. and Gen Mgr. Gen Pass'r Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-08
THE ELGIN BUTTER MARKET.

,,,, ny TELFGRAPd TO THE TRIBUvE1
Elgln' NOV: 1.-Butter advanced two cents q hound
en- me BOARD Of Trade to-day selling % cents
trlct during the week 6G3 900 pounds A carload
Of June was offered at % cents but only IS cents was
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-08
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New-York. November {, 1904.
WEEKLY PFCv-Jr-rc
WEEKLY EXPORTS

WEEKLY EXPORTS.
Live Live Qrs of
sohwavzschfld & sulzberger SIS. Ar
schwarzschiid & sulzberger SIS Min "
schwarzschiid & suizberger SIS Phil. 0'' -O0o
so Sqs5Pase sulzberger S. Baltic 9GS SS
J; shamberg & Son, SIS, Minnehaha... $40
Morris Morris Beef Beef Co. IS Armenian 2sS9
Morris Beef Co; SIS Philadeoha..... 1000
Armour & Co. S.. PhiiadeIphia....... 800
Cqdah,y Packing Co. - SIS Campania.. 90 lSOO
Total exports. I64e lass 1s4Oo
Boston 0sa6 Exports this Week So 1850 49SS
exports s96s this bI, BSa Io
cortland sx2orts this w sex 3 323 118S
Montreal exports ... 2S59 21s4
TO 5yeroo2l 3 so 4I %. 174oo
TO Manchester .:.... 81 5Si
To Durham ,..-'..'.....'.-..... 10 5ooo
T TS E Be3@ads sad West 1ndes quo
ro Toe to to al al oI s. sass SS S
Good TO choice native s-1 o ~ $: ssass 20
Po saiu tn CANARY 50 ia native steers $6a
Oxen and sags. or.: 2S8 -
2s1 ( so9 esSe fes o dsss @s so7
sisqshs5ers ard 4 Tor The market; making win he
= Jersey CITY and IS -t at let yards Medium
We're G rather SLOW Friday bulls
a %. sa9 sRS 'aa ::3 to but
oTsG the upper yards about l all hs ofsE u
per 100 NJ !. carload 5 Of fent g steers went to Nauss
s. o e S4 a seas as a6 cows at 81 S2 a.
Fesa BEEF at aG ana
4 5s aTsssa rssS 5#susal F 5@ s pa4
s6a%Ssf as. S0P the coP:9s@ ad2a
schWarzschid sulzberger also 100 cattle to for
Hf $500
saIes-Mof h. heT rs CO 20 Virginia steers 14a7 u
90 Go as H. 10 at S. 81 de- 1861 ' az s. at 90 DO
at $ d. s. 29 do o 4 n At g. s. ~ 20 DO "a n
DO I1so n At s. 90 10 DO, lle0 n, at s. 80. y do
i 5o i 3 8 $ 5o j 4 T. saI.
No. S. 49, / State do Go20 h. at So 10: 3 do 500 n
% Do 322 at 81 saw do 100 n at 81 50: o. o.
s3s n3 o9s steers = isse ~ at 50 TO-
s. chsago LIS So s S. coans 9G IT, d. a.
Il tl Is H. at 81 So bull 1910 H. at So cow 200 H. at
s5a sP 5 ESQ , % s 1h IS S. a. 1929 is
5225 p at 50 10 1919 Il Pen9sy!ya1a i1ss T. at s
5aSstg steers S5s 1928 1873 at -
Fna DO Iass NJ at S. o 49, % DO II a. at co. p V DR.
i 1o5 !, = & s 81 'O do iia0 10. at 81 4O
Ss5S Co. 1s OHIO 1898 TO- II
ginia 90 lbs ~ at s. 75 p Do TIES % az S s
Ks9t s f3a Sss i$i2 at Sc s.
10 do i l?3 T. n at So zi 70 d DO 1879 p at 50 4o 1925
n ss d0 1850 ~ oa at s. g. H. at So 20 do 1919
~ s s. ao d $50 at 81 20 Vrsns %
So 25 State bulls e7 n at 81 CO. r 1898 20, n at
s Judd & Co: bulls. 500 10 at 81 so. do, e4a -
r Hollis iS O bulls i62S n a a s? rs 4sG n at e
a: = 8 !, 8 IS + 81 ST. $50 & s
81 10 27 do TAG 10 81 So; 90 do S42 10 at 81 so: