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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-31
ROOMS FOR RENT.
REAL ESTAIE-For Sale.

STOP PAYING REM, OWN YOUR
home VIC will help you to do SO: Loans
made on real estate, RICHMOND olI K e.
PETuAI. BUILDING. LOAN d TRUST
Co RI. Theodore Ellyson, president;
Henry S. Hut2er, cashier; 1913 70. Main
Street. Richmond. Va.
-
HOTEL, FOR sALE--,BEST PAYING
and most popular property in South Car
DINA. For full particulars address
HOTEL, care this Office.
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A FEW SILK SUITS TO BE SOLD AT
about half value; have the bill charged
RICHMOND GARMENT co,
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! EVERYTHING IN THE FISH, OYSTER
! and game line thai is in season al
! BRAuERS, 3 II. Broad Street.
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PRINTER SITUATION WANTED BY
an p-to-date job, book and all -round
printer; sober steady. reliable Address
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HELP MANUFACTURING. h

WANTED. A FIRsT-CLAss COOK TO
20 to Hampton, Va. wages $40 per
s month: also a good cook to go to West
b Virginia; good wages. Apply at once TO
4 NEGRO LABOR EXCHANGE Il EN-
= PLOTMENra AGENCY with good ref
erences, 52S e, Broad Street,
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BICYCLES.

LARGEST STOCK OF NEW AND SEC
ond hand Bicycles in town at lowest
wheel JOE BICKERSTAFt', Eighteenth
and Main.
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WAGONS.

FOR ShLE-SPECIAI--O HORSE
Trucks and Grocery Wagons; call and
see them before buying. 3. G. BRIS-
TOW, 10 South Fifteenth Street.
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ART,

WHEN YOU WANT A FINE FRF2NC on
Mirror. call on THE CRAIG ART co.
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WANTED. 300 EXTRA MEN TO
take part in Pains Last Days Of Pom
pei. Apply Tonight at Natatorium
Bldg West End Electric Park FRED
e MURRAY. Stage Director.
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AWNINGS AND FLY SCREENS.

G. n. EORvELL. I'll NORTH SIXTH.
manufacturer OF Awnings. Shades,
Screens, special attention given to
screening fine houscs. ask for estimates
at once Phone 1856.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-31

HIItE. FLAME OIL STOVES. ENTER
nriss Gas stoves. four III one steam
cnnker. we have the best AT bargain
prices. HARRIS'S, 400 East Broad ST.
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SHOE REPAIRING SPECIAL
MISCELLANEOUS.

THE BULLS EYE OF SAFETY rs HIT
when you buy KAEMPF"S Candy for
your friends or families. They are all
guaranteed pure; 40 North Ninth.
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iE RH KIM TURNS AND PREJUDICE OACA SAES--TEEDEE WAN Al
BAKERY.

HAVE YOU Tnll5p Iii I,,,, nELlG nTnJs
NJ Pie New New York Bakery Ne. 4io West
Broad i Street phone s5s9 also !. Cracker al
Dust and Bread Crumbs always on
hand.
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RICHMOND GARMENT co. FOR EX-
ira hig bargains In Suits, Skirts, Waists;
credit. but lowest prices In town.
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GEhkY ROOFS.

DOES YOUR ROOF LEAK? CALL UP
ARAIITAGE MANUFACTURING COM
PANY, 'phonc ST. or write US a postal:
we Will examine same and report cost OF
putting in good order.
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CANDY HAS SEASONS AS WE'LL AS
KAEMPF'S Soft Cream; best on earth,
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- . . . M. . "
HOUSE HOLD GOODS.

TT.Y TIMl,--WIRE DOORS AND WIN
dows; can ut any house: stpsK thc pcs'.
Soc MS. HARRIS 400 East Broad
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

TUXEDO AND DRESS SUITS FOR
hire at SCHNURMAM'S, I'll u. Main st.
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PRINTING.
FOUNTAIN PENS,

SOLID COLD AK. POINT EAGLE JiN
derfced Fountain Pens 81; fully guar
anteed. SCHAAF'S. 426 Il. Broad.
IN ALL. CREATION.
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= ss-sa.- ~ So z--z
PLUM Bling.

WHEN YoU WANT ARTISTS, MATTE,
r8ls, call on THE CRAIG ART co.
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PERSONALS.

HoTEf TDAwRENcB CARE. THE
d finest llu,iors and cigars. Remember
our old Virginia Mountain Whisky.
None better. Neal and polite bnr at.
tefldants to wait on you. Best service.
Hard crabs fresh every day.
WANTED, EVERY WOMAN TO KNOW
she cnn find relief from III femals
II troubles and anxietles by using a sim.
Mo remedy; perfectly harmless; nbsO-
{ intely Guaranteed: price 81. Address
b MtN.MAX SPECIALITY CO., Richmond.
4 VA! ta 3f# HAt MAE Na 8
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-22

METALs-Another advance was reported in the copper
mic at a 75ai5c IS and SgI'ed as ii 81 z @ ss2{F
some Of the larger producers naming l5c inside price
for lake Spot copper in London closed tt6 l2s Cd
closing 29a29 CSC for spot while in London the
futures shade higher al 9i82 Is Sd Lead was u9
and higher at 75a5 2o in The local narket Abroaa
was unchanged at i25 IS Iron closed at SIS Sd in Gas
gov and at AS 50 in Middlesboro Locally iron is hrm
foundry southern soft SIC 5oq$l7 No foundry North
M6LAssEs AND, sYRUPs-.TThe general market was
omm5n 1iaiSc fair fi 5@Gc good i9&2ic Prime p
mon l4Q156; tair, l6glsc; good. l9g2lc. prime. 22g
OCEAN FREIGHTs-The demand for full cargo steam
change reported IN Of the mar
cargoes Of case oil 70 Shanghai at 1Sc In sail
noted in either the demand for tonnage or The rates bid
London nun, I3sd: Bristol 2a@.d Deeem6er; LStfh
HarbHrr 20 pfgs Bremen i7s pigs cotton TO liver
pool per 100 H. l99 Zoe london oats is CHARTER
hal Isc early December: British steamer, go cases
same so Sea5 or 7' rem mems
32s Cd December 26 foreign steamer 900 tons stan
and United Kingdom t4On; panss steamer llo0 tons
ore Hue!ya TO Pensacola and back 70 one port Meder
10 rIFi h'loc rs HonF kong I5c ' 6rompt foreign
ship 200 tons timber Pensacola TO kiel SIS Cd E9r
leans Is ga British ship 15s4 lumber. Musquash
$50 tons lumber Boston to Buenos Ayres or about
s. so: go general cargo hence 70
tons. wood Norfolk % NevYork. 81 % schooner 80
schooner 2s5 tons crushed stone CIhton font 10 ramp
ton Va. 75c net; British steamer 400 tons, timber
italian bark 1853 tons. lumber Mobile to Ruenos Ares
oILs 7s OIL sased Of today under UNLOAD
said 70 be working for lover prices Sales
and 1000 January at 29Hc Refined petroleum ss arm
prices Lnseef oil is reported quiet the old
a T noS % %yor SO az o 0ulE
YorE si8 81: Philadelphia sic 90 COTTONaEFD OIL
Prime, crude, T mills zoe prime yellow
November 27d27lIc: December. 27a272c January 27I5
Q27%c; March. 2Sta2S1sc: May 29G29+c off summer
yellow. 3o4 q3iac L!tSFED OIL nerican seed city
raw, 4l942c, out OF town raw $500; Calcutta.
PR0VIsIGNs-Thc range Of fluctuations In this market
narrow all day and the undertone weakened some
what following lower live hogs heavy Interior receipts
and The break M gram 9,a 65 raced 500 hogs
G500 al Omaha. PORK STEADY; quoted; Mess So 75a
3 IF sfeaay qa5,e6: Ness S9as9 so family So 53a
Sic SO BEEF HAMS STEADY quoted. s28a$2s 30
DRESSED HOGS easy, quoted. fscgns tEc. 10 n 67sc;
Ioo n, 7c i4o n. 7lse pigs 74.a5tc CUT MEATs-
SIC j n. sizNs+lc u 10 sc; picked shoulders
T5 G2'ef rm cg sc: coantry 4s44stS lard
ga,e quoted 45e ely so iad slSaay Quoted -
&c. ara III kegs . 25c COMPOUND quiet quoted 5ss
@57c sTEARINE barely steady; quoted. oeo. 6hG
RicE-The southern markets we're nrm and active ana
fsiT 10 o9 prime TO choice Ak head
domestic 2Ag3ac Java 4'eQj'ac RsEgoon IN bond
sCGAR-The market was firm and quite active in the
way Of Withdrawals but quiet on new business List
wednesday night for the balance Of
she Week 30 the last part rsd Prices ouos De @
per cent for cash Cut loaf And crushed 6l5c: mould A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-22
OTHER MARkgTs-eY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. Nov. 21-CATTLE-Receipts. $500 head:
market loc lover cd to prime steers s. $685. poor 70
medium So 40qS5 co. stockers and feeders. SO 81 10;
cows 81 2oS4 To- heifers 81 60S5 81 2jQS2 IS.
SIS Is HOGS-Recepts. 46 900 head 5g10c lower
81 7O4S4 rough heavy 81 4GS4 So light 81 5OS4 70
bulk Of sales, "a 61Q$4 70. SHEEP-RecejPts $4,000
head sheep steady; lambs weak good choice wethers
s. 4g4$5 fair to choice mixed IS 5Oqs4 So native lambs.
Cincinnati .Noy .21-HoGs active and 1Oc lower:
butchers. 81 304$4 So common, So 50GS4 40 CATTLE
dull lower fair 20 good shipping S4qS4 IS: common. So
Q$2 .. SHEEP easy 81 1884 10. LAMBS slow, easy.
East Buffalo. Nov. 2I--CATTLE-Re Receipts 5000 head;
1O92c lower prime steers, S. 25GS5 So shipping SEQ
50 TO- butchers So 75lS4 So heifers. 50 5OS %; cows
So 23Q 5 bulls So 25GS3 So; feeders 50
ass Co stock heters. 81 1892 %; good
sprnsers, good demand. strong to choice, S45QS56.
dunn 70 good. SS08S43; common, S204S25 VEALS-Re-
10000 head active ga loo lower heavy 81 7OQS4 20:
mixed. 81 654S4 20: Workers 81 S0GS4 65 pigs 81 %
roughs 81 sOQS4i stays. S3QS3 so SHEEP and LAMBS
Receipts $4,000 head active; lambs 81 5OS6 % year
pgs and wethers 81 1898 S4 25QS4 so. sheep.
mixed, S2QS4 80
including 1loO S7utherus; market steady lower:
choice export dressed steers S5aS6 IS fair TO
good s. 5oG$5 Western fed So 50q$5 so
and feeders, 50 500S4 Southern steers So 5OdS4 %:
southern cows 81 2Q SO %: 81 50GS4 native
hefers. g 5cas5 bulls S2QS3 so; calves 81 30dS5 75
Hogs Receipts. $500 head: market opened lower
regaine1 al close top s. so; bulk I5aS4 80
So ICQS4 65 SHEEP-Receipts 1000 head. market loo
higher, native lambs, 81 25QS6; native verhers $40
S 20 Western lambs 81 25qS5 50: Western yearngs 81
6S4 so y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-22

Do "A n at IS 40; g Kentucky DO. go 70 at ss % 229
state do 90 ID So 1921: 50 Ohio 96 81 65; "A
do 22 10. at 81 40 50 do SO co; 35 do. 96 10.
az S5 90 50 Kentucky 1872 10. 81 40 81 do. % u.
at s. 10 l3 cus 81 II. a 81
Harrington & Co: III Buffalo lambs. 20 n Sc 20:
23S 90 - 10, at So 10: 10 Canada do. II Il
Buffalo sheep, 90 10 at IS so
Do IS 70 at SO p less s. on the lot: State sheep 100
Newton Co: $ Ohio lambs. IS n. Sc So 1l2 Ohio
sheep, lis H. at 81 40
W. r. Hume IO6 state lambs "a n. at So so; Co.
20 ~ 40 456 90 n So sra do 81 10.
50 20 ls4 90 81 H. at 50 622; state sheep Isl 10.
s.; 81 % 1o7 10 81 = 60 30 10 at 50 So 40 90, 30
~ al IS % 10 do s. H. at 50; ~ cu!s 80 10 az 81 30
81 % HarTlng{3Hi 10 state lambs 10 10 at So 80 10
Andrew Mullen; Is state lambs. SO n Sc STA 81
sheep III n at 81 37l2; buck 100 10, So 80.
H. II. HolIls 81 state lambs - ~ Sc so, Vermont
do. 60 10 Sc so; II Pennsylvania do, 10 10, So 3s
Il State sheep, 100 n. 81 90 do 81 n. So. Il
Vermont do. yS n. 81 80.
j. G Curtis son: II state lambs. 20 70. at SC 50;
4 sheep, $50 10. 81.
HOGS-Receipts for two days 104 cars or Is go
head. including $50 for Prices tumbisd
about 25c from Saturdays figures following
cline PItJsburg and Buffalo Prime hogs a
s. per 100 10 Country dressed hogs lower I8Izc
10 for medium to light weights
sSes-JQ5G o Nelson 80 state hogs. lS5 70 average.
B. II. Conbes: 90 State hogs 1877 70. at IS: roughs
2sS 70. a 81; l stag. 10. at So
J. G. Curtis & 10 hogs. 70 s.
George * l. : Dillenback: State 49, SIS
). Judd & Co. Qate Saturday. Is state $50 70,
at So 25 rough. $40 10 at 81 25 sas 80 r. at So So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-22
sPLENDID TRAIN sERXICE,
NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN & HARTFORD R. r.

Trains depart from Grand Central Staten 42d ST. aaa
BOSTON via New London AID Provtd.-cs-t4 "a
i 1000 xIl0-62 a N. ttI:oO. 'II.03 'z8:Oa
Il 500 a. SOL 'f12OO P. NJ
BOSTON. via willimantic-tsS.O 90 A. N. 100 ?. "
BOSTCN. Springheld-t9,0O a NJ fil2-0O. 't4;O.
.lIOO P. II.
FITCHBCRG. via Putnam Worcester--fSo0 p u
LAKEVILLE and NORFOLk-7S.s0 \ N, 1851 2 ~
CT HARRINGTON. STOCKBRIDeiS. LEMON. PITTS
FIELD-T45O. $3.50 A NJ. s3l 2 u.
WATERBURY, and WINsTED-f4.J0 56:oo 1900
tIO,O2. $4,000 Waterbury A N l'OS. f+;SO
ifS:0l. 1900, $500 60 Wa1erbury) p ~ 49,.
St eel. L1s5. asa Brcadway, ca Park
Place e25 Union Square - Ftrh Ave; $40 Columbus
Ave $40 Madison Ave. C27S west 1-5ch St. l52
I25th ST. Brooklyn. q Court s.. $50 Fulton St.
$50 Broadway. E d
.Daiiy Except SUNDAYS iSaEdsys oply- SstoDs a:
Limited Has dining Car eParioE and SI9e2IHs Car
c T. HEMPsTEAD. Gen Pass Ast
O NJ. SHEPARD Gen Supt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-22
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool NOV 21-CIoslus: wHEAT-sp1t nominal
futures stvaiN Lcotntaer as sd, March 49,
er,- Is 2,s3 ,oftN-SPo-. american; Iaizei. steady
sad FIGTR-St Louis fancy winter steady Us "a
HOPS-At London tPa2ihc COAST. firm fSdkS l5s BEEF
Extra India mess 1Grg 6Ss 81 PORE-prlrua urss
Western. easy rs 81. HAMS-short at. "A 20 rs n
duh. 42s. BACON-bul. Cumberland cut 20 10 50 -
IS short rih 10 20 - 10 ass long clear mdlesSsat
70 "a n. Gi long clear midiles heavy SIS
ais Cd clear backs ~ y as. Gear bel
lies II 20 Is n. as SHOULDERS square. N 20 10
~ easy as "a LN{D-Quet. prime Western In 4 sr-es
ads "a. do American. refined IL nails SIS HUTTER-
Good Vnltef states steady. % CdEESr-Strone- Amer
can. anest. white AS: 10 coloved. ass TNLLOw-
Prime city steady 2is ID TURPENTINE-spIrit steady
ass HOSTN-Consnon = az nj.
STEADY I7z PETRoLEUM-ouist 0i,d ~
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Notice of Summons.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. NEW
~ York CouEty-BeSSe Pear, Piainti1. agains, Morris
Pearl Ieendart-Acti- frr absolute
To the above named hereby Summoned
10 answer the complaint This serve copy
your the PLAINTIFFS attovueJ within twenty
days after 20 this exclusive TIE
day OF service. % failure appear
Judgment Will be taken against BY dstzrls
RELIEF demanded in the complaint
Dated New York. 18th 1904
Postoflce Address. 1872 Nassau street tvandsroilr
Building New lOgk city. Manhattan Borough.
To Morris Pearl Desendant.-Tke foregoing summons
served upon you BY pubcat-n pursuant order
David Leventritt. Justice OF the supreme Court
STATE New York. da-e4 The 3ri da % October
1854 and fled with the complaint n the Cce % The Clerk
q the supreme Court q the County OF New York at Tire
County House. IN the Borough q Mani attain
JACOB ". BLOCK Plaintiffs Attorney. once AID Post
ofF-e Address. IS2 Nassau Street Vanderbilt Build
fnrl York CITY. Manhattan PoTough
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-22

Liverpool Nov. Il : p N -COTTON-Spot tai- do
mard; prices four points lower American niins tar
cod good miidling. 5SSg. mifd'ng S2sd niidtns
Sl64 good ordinary, SEGA ordinary S6d The sales %
the day $3.50 ta,ss which 500 Tor
zion ai export ans Included 100 American recetpTs
81 sV t9cig1igs .9@oo Amer Failures opened quiet
and closed nru3- American NIL ding z November
I'd; Novemoer- pecemoe-. "a, pecemheF-I aagary
52lds January February s 2Sc February March. Esd
March-Apr 500; ApriI-Nay, : sd. Aay-Jans. asvas
June-July. o.Slds July-AaSast ASIA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-22
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. TUESDAY. NOVEMBER o. 1904

o.eoc cubes o.Ioc; XXSX powdered 5000; powdered.
ase powdered and fruit powdered $500; Eagle coniec
TONERS sranuated. . zoe Eagle coarse and extra me
Ss9c Eagle n bags and b bags Of fne graduated
eooc Eagle flne graduated. graduated and
5S S A. h4o9; confectoners' A. 5soc Nos and B.
No s SOC No O. 4S5c. No 10 Soc 4 zoe; No
y 465e. Nos 10. II and 6Oc. The local market
Tor raw sugar remained firm with prices quoted as fol-
Joys Centrueal, s6 test 1l-l6c, muscoyado SO test
o-I6c, and moasses sugar l5-l6c The Lon
aon beet sugar market was unchanged 10 sd higher
November quot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-22
contrast prices in the local market to-day

ne local ma st tor spot cotton closed quiet snd
q e BASIS ~ lY- -n-da-ing upland and 10 DC ~
.-1L.s Gu.t; sales 70 for consumption and 800
~ contract SoIire-E sI-- markets we're Se7egrs~cS
tlc"s- AoHile easy. unchanged S@c. sales 5GS 80
Ncr-1E steady UNCHANGED a. IL I8.. sales go
a-i more EltetI -sa lover al ssTc. augusta xfeetv
aaae1 AZ Stsc. - ''1+S sl4sJ
Reesi.s 81 The Dor7s and interior points TO-DAY oo
pared with lie same Cay last week ana last VIII
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-22
THE IRON MARKET.

Although no trades occurred n the pig iron GER
tlGcate market the Produce Exchange YESTERDAY
aroused the afternoon nv bid % $l7 IS
500 January. and the price for 1000
o. February Prices showed material nd
the clos UndertonF strorg. the following
Cu7tatious show cash. So November. ST.; Deem
her Sf- ~ 81. 30 January So la ST. 50: February.
ST. 80, May. ST. g 81 SO. Ju,y. 81 81 so.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-22
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. Nov. 21-FLoJ-R steady. fancy blended nat.
en So 5 fancy spring IS 20: winter family pat
ent SO winter pastry, Sc bakers patent so.
bakers spring clear 81 90 RYE. = so WiEAT-Sprug
winter 81 10 CORN unsettled old No . &C No
3 corn 63c OATS steady: No white. Sac: No .
mixed. SSc- BARLEY. 45I4Sc RYE No / in store SEC
Chicago. Nov. 2l-The leading futures ranged as FOL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-22
READING SYSTEM.

nv JEHoE1 CEN HAL X &
Liberty street and south Ferry (tine from south
erIy i've minutes earlier than shown helowl-
EtSaON. BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND MATCH
thINh-z4.00 tI.l5 Easton only. $40 a n. L2O.
~ 800 i545 Easson only sundays 81 IS
WLLKEsBARRE AND sCRANTON-z4oo. 80 q IA.
LAKEWOOD. LAkEHURST. TOMS RIVER. AND
pthNEGaf-z4od. $40 zl50 $40. 431.
q d996Se%ood and Lakehurst Ony). 500 .. sundays
ATLANTIC CITY--s4 40 a m - 40 D m
'lNkLAND AND BRIDGETON-fzIOO a m. zri 50
Long BRANCH. AsBURY PARK OCEAN GROVE
rutNI. PLEASANf. AND SEASHORE POINTS
= ~ $50. II 30 a. m. I1-2O 353. $50 90.
H To- ? m Sunday except Ocean Grove. 90 a m.
ATLANTIC HLDs. sEABRIGHT. MONMOUTH
BCh., EAST LONG BRANCH-+OO. $50, j.. so a "a.
,I 30 3 = 20 SIS sundays 90 m. 200 ..
PHILADELPHIA (READING TERMINAIl-ss "a
tIC0 $500 300 1000. til0O a. m. tl2OO. 100.
$50 100 % 90 400 $500. t6oo n 30. $500. 5000
PATH AND CHESTNUT sTREETs-s42S tsoO 1000.
~ 90 a m 200 t'40O. 900. 200. 70 D m.
BALTIMORE AND wAsHINGToS-soa .1aoa
r - 90; - 90 .. 100 IS 90; 200, 90 Z.
WILLIAMSBURG 90 zi75. IS 90. ITs 10 GO 90.
HOO a n. Reading onyl. 500. $40. ZOO , m
Heading. POttsviIe. Harrisburg only TACO. $500
ZFrOm Liberty Street Onlv- sDaly. TDaiIy except
Sunday lsundays only :Psrtor cars only Wa Tana-
qua xSaturtays aExcept SATURDAYS
Offices. Liberty St Ferry south Ferry. HOUSE,
26I 434 1900. 1 354 Broadway. 1s2 STR ~ . Union
Square West 15S East l25th 273 IVES. I25th St PAS
Columbus Az New York ! Court St. 344. SO Fulton
St. BROOKLYN: 800 Broadway. Williamsburg. New York
". c. BESIsER c. BURT
Vice Pres. and Ger ME-. Gen Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-22
NAVAL STOR ES.

The market for spirits urpsntine vas steady but qplst
and unchanged. Rosin firm, with good demand IN
looong lines unchanged prices. Tar was steady 70
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-ou ard machine barrels. 53's
TAR-s5
HOSIN--ComnloE good strained 81 901S3 =. 80 cog
g lO r So 10QS3 l5 I57S3 20; Il. 81 2O9S3 20 l.
Is S5gSS 40 X 81, ~ 50 45dS4 so. ~ 81 70dS4 ~ O.
So W W, 50 25GS5 30
STOCK ON HAND
$50. ools &c
a. oS, o
savannah. Nov. T-RPBNTINE quiet soc: receipts
COL bills sales ala: shipments T43 ROSIN firm.
cepts 1000 bbls sales 1Ss shipments. 1894 Quoted;
a. q, G So 55 D. 50 62L: f. 81 62-z; +. 50 6Il2, q,
81 72s H. So So s. so K SO So; NJ. "a Is: y, 81 80
Nh oAlaireston Nov 21-TURPENTINE and EosIN-
oWtlmington, Nov, 21-sPIRITs TURPENTINE Arm,
bhls. TAR firm 81 co. receipts SO bbls CRUDE TUR-
PkNTlNE hrm 81 80 IS so and 50 50. receipts 80 bbs
TCRPENTINE. 90 bbls
LONDON Nov 2i.-TURPENTINE-SPir ass Sd.
f'oSiN-American. strained. SIS 11ad; fine. lis Cd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-22
- statistical position Of Brazilian coffee Is

COTTCN-The cotton market moderately active hut
showed Ire change to prices which were sus-
tanned by anc some little buying that seemed 70
= Tor southern '0ng account while there was further
I1-IIar0n and ross5lv little bear intervals.
Tn couple Of estimates issued local
authorities. One placed the crop l6s4O0O bales, the
1890 900 bales The bears contend that either
q these estimates 4 realized would mean that the
produced ample cotton MI all The seasons
necessities that. Deyor[ the amount actually
mills the South VIII ind cifncuy in main
The bulls on the other hand contend mat
stop until they have.
extent protected themselves against short
next raar suggested bv spread Of the boN weevl,
VIII also be financially well fixed in
terests south who viii be disposed 10 command
ethe- high price all their holdings. or who VIII
hang bales also IN anticipation that
next years crop win 50 wei as some au-
tholes contend that this has Between these two
sources bulls that the situation Will not be
such lead material decline even II Il Goes
result ir material advance To-days market how
ever reflect disposition 10 even ~ Tainer
ihE1 attempt TO discount iIcl
rlclal i1cGs The December estimates or
.He government viii be published al noon or at the CLOS
g can wei DE done the report until the ioo"-
t1g MONDAY viii naturally tend 10 restrict operations
while Thursday Of this Week s a holiday and beside
thai sentiment altered extent by the
tbs week Gables about due. but the market.
irtueuCe5 the mentioned. opened at
decline Of 24b points Local shorts bought the de
cline and absorbing the offerings from scattering longs
Slowly. During the balance q the session the
generally steacy, with anal higher.
Sse were estimated 100000 bales Port receipts for
the cay were fun. owing ou-po-t clearances.
some o5uOOO 70 100000 bales compared
s1theIn SPOT adEices rejected generally steady situa
don, with demand liberal
The range Of contract prices local market to-day
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THE ELolN BUTTER MARKET.

CBY TELEGRAPH TRIBUNEI
F;lEin Nov 2l-BCTTER firm on the Board Of
Trade to-day selling at 2ac n Price same as ias'
week. Sales Ia district were eaa.ooo ID
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Foreign coffee markets: Ei0-~Cftes market inactive
- Rio nominal; exchange = 1924; receipts 5000
taEs- shipments 70 the United States 900 bags ship
Ters 10 Europe 100 bags STOCK $4,000 bags Santos
Coffee steady good $500:
cs.rts 10000 bags; stock 1853 600 bags. Hamburg
coffee market opened steady WIKI September q franc
unchanged = pig higher sales. 5000 bags.
Coffee market opened steady with September Il francs
higher. and ether months advanced franc; y
sdTaaced Z franc; at p n, unchanged 70 = franc
50 mnchanEez rctaL saLes. . 600 bags
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