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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-30
OTHER MARKErs-sY TELEGRAPH

y11 enIcsso NOV 29-CATTLE-R Receipts O0O head.
G <'ooO mead; market steady: good to nrira ~
IGOR 10 medium SO 6OG7Sj 49, sockers and
g 60; cows 81 2qS4 hefers 81 s5gs5 AZ ca
81 1g9S 80 bulls S23S4 20: calves sac Sf So Tast
steers 50 oogS3 IS HOGS-Recepts IS 900 Tea eSterh
Eh3ice heavy IS 6OQS4 40: rough hesvv 81 46SSt 70
HgAt "a 4og$3 go bulk Of saes 81 55dS4 so sftTtS
- dps ZoVU hesd market steady strong: aooJ
20 cn0lce wethers, 81 S5GlS4 90 chofce
gSi So: native lambs. "a 25G$6 10. ~ ''ANeo' 80 o.
cincinnati Nov 29-HOCiS generally Sc Iovra-. +..-
ers and shippers 81 65aS4 20; common 81 4S r0
liz steady 70 strong far shippers 81 iGs4 *
steady. So 5OgS5. 1US' 81 'o4S4: lambs
East Buffalo Nov 9.-CATTLE-Receints ooo bs,a
steady; prime steers 50 50aS5 a. shipping 81 eS f
butchers 80 1888 heifers. 1884 30. cows TriI
stoc1ers ana feeders 81 23TS4 VEALS-Receints d *
81 so Workers 81 GQaS4 so: 81 80; roughs s4s
s "a Ssep ste3Iy lambs strong: lambs 81 BON
ewes 81 Sg$4 %: sheep. mixed 25Gys4 ''NEt
Kansas City Nov. 29.-CATvTI.E-Re noo -,
including 4OO Southerns market steady 10 15c 1aro-
choice export and dressed beef steers S5TSs o. 80
good 50 o0GS5 Western fed steers SO 5OS5 so
and feeders s. 1OaS4 southern steers 81 bOI "a o. SIT
native heLers 81 6oS5: bulls S2gS3 go calves So SOC Sc
HOGSReceipts to-day largest sfncs 49,, -
1907 Il 100 head coming in The market vas 10
top. 81 IO bulk OF sales 81 30aSi 80: heavy 81 f6S4
packers Si 4ONSf 90; Digs and lights 50 1884 20 lfr
Receipts $500 head lambs stea $780,
s. I5 native ewes S41S4 so: Western lambs 81 f6TSf
Western yearlngs. 81 25Q$5 % Western sTsa S9-S
ewes. 100 ~ 81 20. s'' 'eed'AS
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EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-lork November 20, 1904
CCFFEE-The coffee market c ntiuued fairly active
dsy being reported OF los. 900 bags and
showed considerable hrnness buying based the
DRY that smaller Brazilian rece PTS expected for December
would be accompanied by corresponding advance IN
prices The cpen.nE steady. with eTnbe- points
lower and other months unchang d. After this the
ruled generally H. ana closed steady q advance
Of 5glO points which carried the market within
points OF the previous high -evel appeared
10 be taking profits - advance reaction the
presumably but The sentiment appears
70 be 6us and Sc fCr the option is talked OK
probable curing TIE coming mon h. At n Il
appears 10 be elt that something Of ION
bstoTe the |olds Is! supply statement published
on or eouni december !, and receipts at rr mar rout
thog NE decreasing tendency exprc ed such
pleaA W.. uA4oloieily be used for aceumulztng esh
l accounts bpth the Brazilian markets were higher ac
eooog to The days cables Rio edvanc NJ 70 ana saros
~ Is!s receipts al The two ports small! and the
Sac Psulo movement was light JurSis Inv To-, ~
e, We 4.tefai tiaInturg was = pig higher Havre
ll OF me advance CT the previous day Il which rho
yc@l lIatHet II may BE recalled cid not cully responj
=, a. - s+e "as t-i with quotations the basis
me Eng Of contract prices n the local market TO-DAY
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ff a9s but, nssscsS and low xesa as
Fer is0 sSSs les 70 bag s. Is 5sg = is DO
Ba 'J per $50 $3ssn Po Rss
TOES J sH 40 y Rf5 100 PEP II eet top Dbl
o s 40 5:S oa S sa per so J
iesIs sPR0UTs per quar-. 69iGe REET eans
loo 6unches s2ass: GABBAGEs Danish WHITE
Frs ton Sesls do domesfc $Sss 5S CccMBERs
Florida per basket & soS$5 cETER4 fancy: large
dozen fo25c; ci1coRY. NewoTieans per- Dbl $40
florida per- box se on haf Dbl P0 5ase
ABl Mew9Ileans per 100 s 6gDs5 e d. Se SeT
R9 na p S Do Eqrda S$S Do x T9Ss 6
sa aG % 1e wss6 d DBL S Sans S GO
q oYY yellow per bag 81 5oes2 10 do red 81 2Sg
do STATE ys am ERR white - per bush crate 6 Bag
Se 2 ba CO. % red in bulk per $50 10 81 $ or crate
nearly per 6b 75cSisI 80: PARsEY New-oTeans
sb s6gSo: RADIsHEs. Neworleans. per 100 bunehss
81 do Florida gTeen per basket crate 81 5aqS2 80:
DO Bamore. 56Seoc sHALoTS Newloreans per 100
lunches $2gS2 so; SQUASH, Hubbard per Dbl 5oaISe
Ps $500 sggoc 90 Rs2FPy G 52s A, f0d
light supply and higher Lettuce arm for fancy MGs-
rooms ms steady Radishes in ga supply Tomatoes near
1eT$5 lido do No per case 81 509St LETTUCE Boston
RAaDIsEEs. 100 81 5OgSs: TOMATOES. per 70. Is
Hay AND sTRAw--HAY-Railroad deliveries to-day
o msTe rnusga liberal The market is snie but The
large baies per 100 III las No sS2 No
n mt1ed and clover clear range at e72e
and 81 % is extreme for best All other grades
he f hay an and no sT in on u5 v
R P1o 800 West Shore l6o Erie 40 Pen1syIvaHla
aa!ey loo 10 ealtinore e2d Ohio so Central Of NeJer
Receipts OF straw. $50 tons
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. Nov. 2oc7osing;; wHEAT-spot nominal;
IS SAD. CoRN-spot, American mixed firm. As i9d'
December. IS esd: January. 4s ~ d.
FIOUREst Louis fancy winter steady IS Cd HOPS
At London Pacific Coast firm, IS ssQfs 12s BEEF
Western easy, rs 3D. HAMS-shoEt cut. u TO % p.
ais: snort rio "A 10 45s; long clear mdes. light
~ AS long clear middles heavy. IS 40 10.
ass: short backs 20 ASS bellies II
shoulders, IL to 10 n strong 4os
LARD steady: prime Western. in uerces, 3bs 3D. do
American refined in pals. S6s Sd. BUTTER-Good
United States steady, los CHEESE strong; American
finest while AIS: do colOred ass TAILOW-Prrae city
steady 2Ss OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES steady. 37s Cd
ROSIN-COmmOn steady, IS Sd. LINSEED OIL steady.
lis. PETROLEUM quiet. 6lsd-
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points love- Iarket for spot cotton closed quiet and 90
p75c fr 81 e basis Of 50c for middling upland and
southsrp Sc, Gllt Sales to spinners 100 bales
ECbis asavsrs MARKETS were teleKraphed as follows
rsb 80 eio unchanged at &c: saies BOO baIes savsn
1887 5aios over 70 sell ana &c lower at &c. sales
62S bales ps,.s-o-K Gull and y lower at exc: sales
Augusta oa.e. am nominal ana &c lower at 95c
Fl Louis ogs. ar e i'er a. lice; sales 452 bales
10 lower a, &C lower a. 5-lGc Galveston easy
and &c love- rs; 5aies SCI bales. New-Orleans
or,sars - .essee-lg points for tomorrow Al New
week n to 10000 bales against IS COS last
q 01a i1st year; Galveston from - OC0 10
yea and a. r s-ls 1921 last and % COS last
n 80 -son from 10 70 IL 600 hsle. AGAINST
% ssi week and D .e2l ,art wear ~ N'en "S'iiS'
rsre5 Nth r. re poIs and interior ponts to-day com
- ''" uo same day last week and ssf wear,
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NAVAL STORES.

The market for spirits turpenne steady with some
sales OF machine made barrels at c. steady
at 81 G5Qs3 for common good strained. Tar firm
with sales of oil barrels SO 20. quoted range
15dS5 20. quote:
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-ou and machine bbs SIG
51tsc
TAR-S5 1895 90
ROSIN-Common to good strained SO e5GS5; T. SO c59
So 10; 81 l0Qs3 IS; G. So 15d$3 90; H. IS 201S3 %
w G. 50; w W. IS 25GlS5 81
STOCK ON HAND.
ttesiH bbs
-" 'e5 oos
Wilmington. Nov. 2o.-SPIRITS TURPENTINF steady
4Ic receipts, "a bbls RCSiN firm s. 80; receipts IS
bis. TAR firm. 81 20; receipts % bills. CRUDE TUR-
PENTINE firm, 81 30 SO S3 So receipts 24I bbs
- sayannah. Nov; 29-TURPENTINE firm. 47c receipts
6lo bills; sales s56; shipments. 1910. firm; re
ceipts 1887 bbls sales 1851 shipments 40o Quoted:
A and c. 81 55G$2 572, D, 81 STA dS2 CO., f s. 60;
F. 81 65; G. 50 7O II 81 so; I So 49, K S3 go. x 40.
n 81 so; w 9. 81 %: W W. SIS 10.
Charleston, Nov. 29.-TURPENTINE and ROSIN moth
ing doing.
London. Nov. 29-TURPENTINE-SpIri BIS ROsIN
American strained SIS 1l2d: fine. lis Cd
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ais and fun but unchanged list prices quoted Prices
9uotso are net less cash: Cut LOAF and
GrGshea oI9s; mould A. 5.SOc cubes. 5Ioc; HXAX
poMuere9' oouc; powdered. powdered ana irut
powered p oooe Eage confectoners granuated saos
cage coarse ana extra fine Granusted, 555c; Eagle 10
cartons of fine graduated zoe; Eagle bags and 10
oass OF me granuated, 3 65c Eagle fine granulateo
4; 1Soe; Nos l. and 62oc; No 5lSo; No o. 81 gS
o. SOoc' no q oci No g. 4y0c; No y, 4ooc no ~
soc; NO H. fOc No H. 4.65c; Is. Ia and TO- 6oc
p6 test quoted at 4ac; muscovado 50 test 4Ac and
molasses sugar 50 test, The London beet sugar
market was ffm. with November and December at las
United Kingdom stock is $1,000 tons. compared with
OSoO0 tons same time last
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LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. Nov. % D. m.-CoI"roN-spot. nnodern;s
business; prices IL points lower American mddng fair
8ed; good uiddling, Slid: middling Sod; low mid
ding 495d, good ordinary 4Sld; ordinary, SD TIE
1000 bales. OF which 500 for
speculation and export included $500 American
G2OOO. including 5000 American Futures
opened and closed weak American middIng c.
November. 1870: November and December, 4S4d. De
cember and January add January and February 4Sit
February and March, 4S9d; March and april 5.0lt;
April May, 5.03d: May and June. 5O6d. June and
july 5.06d July and August. sod; August and Sep
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Proposals.
A DJuTANT GENERALS OFFICE. S. n. Y.

A DJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE, s. Y. Y,
New York state Arsenal eth Ave. cor. S5th St.
New York November 18th. 1e04-Sealed proposals will
be received until IL o'clock noon Friday December Ind
Avenue and 35th Street. City for making re
pairs and furnishing deck for the u. 5. s 'Aleen
now al the OF the Morse Works seth
Street. Brooklyn N Y Proposals must be made for the
whole work and also separate All
repairs alterations aHd other work conform the
General y Y, New York State
and th Street New York City. complete copy OF
the specifications be had upon application. All the
repairs alterations and other work be inspected be
The State the
accept any all bids. part parts thereof All
be scaled addressed the Adjutant General
state Of eth Avenue Street, York
Cfy and plainly marked. Repairs and Altera-
tions 5 S. Aileen' 4" NELSON H HENRY.
Itra
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SPLENDID TRAM SERVICE.
THROUGH TRAINS TO THE WEST.
NEW YORK. new HAVEN & HARTFORD 4 A.

rains Geper[ from Grand central Staten al St and
BOSTON. via New London sad Provideze~-t4:5o.
i iG;SO x l9'" SEQ, N ttl'oO '1ls. 1isos
BOSTON. via Willinla- rc-tfs:OO A ". TOO P. x.
BOSTON. via SprIugfed-f9;OO A. II. til2:CO. 'ls:03
'II:OO p. VI.
FITCHBURG. Putnam Worcester-tS:OO P II
LAkESILLE and NORFOLH-TS-5O A NJ. 1881 =. NJ
CT; HARRINGTON. STOCtlERIDGE, LENoX. FITS
FIELD-I+:50s 1850 A. NJ. fS 81 p. NJ
WATERBURY, and WINsTED-t+5o, $500; ffs;oo.
$500. 1000. 5000 60 Waterbury p A.
Ticket Offices CGrand Central Station and c123th
St. also at cl13. e26i. IIsS elsa Broadway e5 Park
t!ace So Union square M ss 80 2s
l25th Brooklyn. Court St. SEQ Fulton 81.
go Broadway. T. n
.DaiIy. tExeep, sundays. ssardays only lstops a,
Limited Has dining Car. eParior and Sleeping Car
c = HEMPsTEAD. Gen. Pass Ast
o. VI. SHEPARD Supt-
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NETWORK rPrRUNE WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER

Qg0'sq and ss iEsa
Western spring $40 5oas2o standard mlddling $40 co.
GgF Sa s b ss dog SIS . sasF
Red Deg s27 90; honiny chop s2s bulk: s24 So sacks
GRAIN swHEAr-The Argentine news proved a dom
mating influence in ths wheat market again yesterday
later claimed ane Weather. anu the trade was ali
which line 70 SSa S6 Fe aa 6n reng
abroad the market later day began to reflect
selling s. M as Nav aS n eGH s ae and
Csc net lower or at about bottom for the day the
Also connected with the decline about
down after Monday next, and the Increase
oIsn n WORDS etoc6so according to Bradstreet,e
There was also late cable in from ODESSA reporting
large stocks OF wheat there with the remaining export
lily depending demand The Northwest was leading
At the leading points arrivals for the day
Interior s was 1S e5 90 Sash against
bush in the time last Boonhan reported that
Increased 1879 bush for The Minneapolis
snow in which winter wheat conditions were mentioned
better than expected had enec on sen
showing b9Ad advance. Liverpool weakened and closed
IND met .4n The pa mark p ad Buda
s c 1os ToR No F RI and s. ISIS
cRoce: No Northern Duluth. 81 1879. shos ,a
CoRNThe liberal interior increment ana Iaurr o. In
weakening OF during the day and nna prices
showed A@s se 40 dDe AT all w s4o 600 bush
year this influence serving to IraetGay oSes az
to ad net lower finally quoted $50 T no
PTne sSrred of little with other markets and at the
undertone at Chicago was Ma 90 20 80
n 84is@a5l5c: natural white go 20 ~ SsaS sc sd
nRed ys5 g to 40 tsd aat Voc. Quoted 4o
New-York; mailing, 45a52c. c Z Bul'aio'
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GOVERNORS ISLAND, Y. Y. H, NOV. II,
- I9O4-SeaIed proposals. triplcate for plumbing
in two Officers Quarters Governors island
received until II a. Dec = 1901 U 5
right reject ali bids Information fur
application. Envelopes containing p-Cpostl7
be endorsed, Proposals for Plumbing ADELBERT
CRONKHIIE, q. NJ.
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hard 81 0Sasl 10 CoRN-No cash nominal; December.
44ssc: May. +3$4c OATS-No cash. 9015c; December.
299sC; May, l%c; No = white. 32i2c-
Toledo. Noy 29-CIovERsEED-noGCash s. 62'a asked;
December 81 62l2 February. s. I2i2 March. 81 TN
ALSIKE. prime. 81 So; TIMOTHY, prime. 81 271a
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\ PURSUANCE OF az ORDER OF HON

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
Frank T. Fitzgerald Surrogate of the County
OF New York. notice IS hereby given to all persons
having claims against William II Crawford. late
of the County Of New York deceased &c present thS
with vouchers thereof to the subsc~bers a.
their place OF transactng business. the Office ~
Morgan & Seabury. No 250 Broadway, the CITY OF
next wv
Dated New York the 10th day of September 1904
MARIE HORTENSE CRAWFORD
JOHN C. JENKINS
MORGAN g. SEABCRY, Execn+or.
Attorneys fo- Executors.
290 Broadway Manhattan,
New York City
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n moderate derar5 spsciaI Lyeoo cablesspot oo,to
q o. - Amecsn oG1 TsS, Gales speculation and
tts "a near a sd futures opeasd easS
saa S 2st ls3 points % w. a''SaI pos
e5TusTy 4si % beoenber~Jsnusy s4s
KAY 5oed ar5 a 80 NayJaao oa Ai 5a6e
s.ezYsns sies5o O;a Aueus;-septeaber SOD
GeLe within the 9r essential ole was arm s,I
tstnot 81 SGqs2 ~ "eo range Aniss 81 206sI OK
. 70; DepDtrniat easss 77h0SOc: uennyToyai GER
aPearrt1 natural e047oe. 1hq cases g 100
ROOTs~1S1 'oas5: winterereen natural AZ a.
ortng den1ar6 market presented firm feenrss 49,
Golden seal 81 s0s, Quoted prices are as fo9
boutberr seGSe "; ginseng Northern se
I'm 6eel76a 20 Eastern 81 25e1ST rs go a'Us! I5
Ca eda Papa 4Ae' Virginia. 43a45e: Texas asSsst
feaiureers ssAL-Trads IN -four continues dun
ptacticsiv ,.saiae or little Kansas ro1r Ill ana
ents ssass ling doing At to-dlys session sbrIn was
tnts 50 e99Ss stEsghts - 3sfls5 60: vlntegT pa
winter a. eress. sRr4hg clears 81 5OaS5 -, pat
flour Spet 20 extra No winter So aofss So no 3D.
. fancy 81 Esir 10 good 81 50ss ~ =
eroisd a. % gte1Ss53 BUcKwHEAT FIOfTR 60 enoiee
v '@S< - per 100 - CORlyMFAr '' ec.
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SurTOgates n Offices.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Frank T. Fitzgerald. Surrogate Of the County OF
NeT-ioT Notice Is hereby given all
Gains against Wilelmtna Meyer. late OF County %
New York deceased present the same. with vOChe~
thereof. 10 the subscriber his place transactns
business at the office Of Holm Smith, Attorneys No 81
Park Row, Manhattan Borough, OF New YORK or
before the 22nd day of March, 1898. next. 49,
Dated New York. the 9th day OF September, 1904
WILLIAM L. RlNCKOFF.
HOLM & SMITH. Attorneys Executors. Park E1r
New York City. ''
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A ADVERTISEMENTS subscription. for The Tribun.
received their Uptown once.
NO. 1864 BROADWAY.
Advertisements will be received the following branch
Offices regular Office until O'Clock D. M viz
254 sthave.. 23dst 153 6th-ave. 12th-s:
14th-st: PSI 42d-st. between 9Th and sh
ayes: I25th-s J33s 31-ave between 18th and
nth sta 3d-ave 61s-st 17OS Ist-ave near
seth-st 1877 East 12Jth-st: Tremont-ave coo sd-
ave. near 41st-st.; 654 sd-ave.; 96 Chrsopher-st.
Brooklyn. n. Y.-2 Court-st: PIG Court-st.
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo Nov 29.-FI1OuR steady. wEEAT-snrnr
CORN unsettled; No yellow SIC: No corn - ~
DC; OATS strong No = white. 35935I4c No . roivs{
81 BAAEY-Western 44q56c. c +. RYE-Yo T.
Chicago Nov. 29.-Ths leading futures ranged 8, -,
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NEW JERSEY CENTRAL r. r
Liberty Street south Ferry South Ferry
II n minutes saylie- than SHOWN below. -
EASa ION BIZ rHLEIfENs. ALLENTOWN AND MACCH
(hJNh-ziG0 tl.15 EastOn Only( $40 a m. Lao,
40, 800 (545 EastOn oniy) Sundeyx sAso
wILkESBARRE AND sCRANTON-z4oo. sIs . m.
80, S,yy p m Sundays "a 80 a. / p
LAkEMOOD. LAKEaURST. Toms RIVER AND
tsAHNEGAI-Z4 90, $40 a IN, xl30 (3.so. Ala
lakewood and Lakshurst only. Assoc. xs9s p M
ATLANTIC CITY-so.4O n m +34o D. m
htNELAND AND BRiDGErOS-z+4O0 a m, 3So D
LONG BRANCH. ASBCRY PARK, OCEAN GROVE.
ZfVH 80, ll-SO a. m l20. 445 $40. $40. I150
2 m Sunday. except Ocean Grove. eco q m A0o.
ATLANTIC HLDS.. sEABRIGHT. MONMOUTH BcH
$50. $50 t53O Atlantic HIds only). s.sO D.
days 500 a m. 400 o.
PHILADELPHIA (READING TERMINALl-'lf Is TOO.
1872 - 9 1920. LILO "a tl20O CO. traS
=.
24TH AND CHESTNUT sTREETs-s4ss $500 siaoo
-l&90 4 m, 200. +'A0o. 100 geo. fs2s D m.
BALTIMORE AND wAsHINGTOS-soo 1000. siico.
200 - o. $500
READING HARRISBURG. POTTsyTILE AND WILL
iAhSPORf-.i0Q, z+25, tSoo, lf91o 5000. 1Ieo
ing. PottsvIle Harrisburg only. loo. rs. 90 D. m
zFFom Liberty Street only DAILY. 4Da!ly,
Sunday. Sundays only. tParlor only. iVta Ia
maqua xSaturdays- aExcept Saturdays
Offices: Liberty Ferry Ferry, House.
ISL 49,. 1900. 1854 Broadway 5th Av-. Is Union
square West. I53 East 125th St. 2-3 West I25th
PAS Columbus Az. New York 4 Court ST. ga. $50
Fulton s.. Brooklyn $50 Broadway. williamsburg
New York Transfer Co. calls for and checks baggage
destination.
". C. EESI.ER. c BURT
Vfce-Pres. and Gen Mgr Gen. Pass'r Agent.
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contract prices n the local market to-da

es460: excia: k5o-Coftse market steady No Rio
davsj. rb7Itas = 1fa2d receipts 1900 bags 5ZTo
shipments [ IoI TIE United States Il 900 bSrs
receipts eooo bars gget good average santos $3.50
n VS. eo1se market opened * pig higher; At go
coffee marke+ OPS Ps hg2er: sales 610OO bags Have
at N Tileo = franc lower u m uncbanres.
IN, oeelned = franc: at $50 m a6vsncss
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Railroads.

PENNSYLVANIA
RA IL ROAD.
THE ONLY FOUR-TRAcK LINE LEADING
OUT OF NEW YORK.
AND ~ I'D DEIs s5 AND coKTLASbT sTREETs..
the ssaying time from Desbr9sses and Cortlantt
80 ''l'-D ' Fox s'3 TIE WEST.
.sss 4 4 ~ S ST. T1G-Is s IIM14En
'lo.25 A H. THE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED-23
.i55 p. ". CHIcAGo SD 81 LOUIS EXPRESS
.sss E # %l3.5SS! f ES%EEss
$50 T. a. GLEXELAND and CINCINNATI EXP.
800 p n sFaIi5ET.FEEq AS sEF fHE SOUTH
Gas Congressional Imited m IS o. 80 20
"a p nj i. 20 9Sa' sqRGay s5 IN .l9
soTT Ff - .tii = p @ 525o p!sA
ATLANTIC COAST L1xE-s25 a. m. and s..s p. m.
sEHBoARD AIR LINE.-1225 p. m. and 1910 a. m
NORFOLK & WESTERN RAILwAY-s2s D. m
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILwAY.-755 a. m week
FOR Old FONT COMFORT and NoRFOLK-7.55
"A a m .,, weex - g. % p m daily
DAYS. Sundays. s7.55 a m
GoHG BRANcH RsBtR Hssk FAX North Assuy
325. ass p. m, and 1910 night weekdays sun
days. 1910 3. % a m. and 455
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Cos, 7.25, s7.55, SIS S 8
'I055. 1855 a m. 1925 .12 S. Il So Gle So
50 50. Z % 49,. '455 (.ti55 for North Phia-
H2Tth PFhladsiphS a. only 30 night wse
40 % less a m. II p. .1255. 'I55. g -. 355
'i25 (ef4.55 for North Philadelphia only. s4.55.
1855. 655, 7.55. s25 (9.55 for North PhadsI-
phia only) p. m. 20 night
Dining Car fExtra-fare train
Ticket offices. Nos ISL. 1854. III Broadway;
1S2 Fifth Avenue Cbelow Esd ST.; Fifth Avenue
CORNER 18th ST.; Astor House. and stations
above; Brooklyn ( Court Street. $50 Fulton Street
$50 Broadway, and Pennsylvania Annex Station. The
New York Transfer Company Will call and check
destination.
Telephone for Railroad
Cab Service.
". w ATTERBURY j r WOOD
General Manager. Pass'r Traffic Manager
GEO. w BOYD.
General Passenger
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-30


tive rqudat.ly sl.ed very weak yesterday ,nasr
IN the SCuth qs g.s lnably against f-5s So
eS;aates Of 10 et was also DEPRESSED nv htgb
Bureau - o"h by the Gasl ee9ort ~ "a
for ve- 10y To-Day, AID c5rseoIery - 1Ie Hef3sus
day II - S-fesi estimate tSloIIs
Ehc Is -sriEec tina; cer.ain r.r5f-e1 "a StuI-
slosday IS 3-Et after close ~ - =
views $50 u lsh convictions kad 600 ~ LA ser on
though s- - ee-!.iS Curing to-5ay's esTy,oa
furtheri-g '-''- "ct, this Hl.zht be vf-b a.
making eating larger short infarss. = "a
selUz bes,'I lying Lasis. Ths South aHo
saEes 80 --!s ne entire session ana - Dc
No-lln n the South srl rsrs+ "elli-sh cemorai!zed
ne 4ocE- opening WIS 60,
SUPPORT ~ 14eS At first there seemed r. he
CGb.es c5r+t--l ailer d little irreguarftv n-iee De
both Markets r--- .e,s ->t '-'rears ruled weak ami
oped -7+ 10 ne selling also ana n so6- SPI'
After us were poWeTless 10 c,1ecl D.
'.t - her loss about ctIIe
barely Irregular kin6 OF rally thai caTys poLis
selling ION me bottom, arofhr
again csrsL reached The market and urceS braf
stea6v al S-c+f-S orders The market closed baraiS
oe-Ifna sS-ISsy the lowest Or ga sly
bales - FO4-'s. sales were estimated an eoo 0G0
fu4 and WIZ e.e large but exports also cont,,p.
Teek p9rt receipts the into srb+ 1
that offerings sr last years figures ii is evidenI
The rs-rS oehg very well absorbed Ell the SecGina'
was as follows: 4-0ss II the loca! market to-day
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1904-11-19

AT HOME 90
Wednesday Evening. septemt er 90 q,
nT;ahtv Atom requests the pleasure VI
company
for dinner
"ARLEIGH," $50.


The pride of "Arleigh" sat at tne
hodecked table, the decorations pelhs INC
$500 favorite flower, the cactus oahlias
oO5 deem red. Silver candelabra were
God Of each end of the table, with reu
shades The poodles we're in hlsh cnail s
around the table, their mistresses sea'eu
directly behind them, in Greer u So Sl..
-+ho Ave butlers in serving the guests
70 tho delicate menu. which consisted
- vea, outlets, frankfurters SALADS ice
cream. cigars and cigarettes, ana chooo-
lates. o+ wos
For an hour extra" more meat, was
,orvod as the CANNES all howled LOT
,,oro After this second course OF meats
a birthday cake was brought IN dell-
catelv frosted with THE Price OF AT
loigh" fretted on top, which was made
n,sihle nv three lighted candles, in honor
of Mighty Atoms third birthday
The dinner over, the guests saun'ere'
into the magnificent drawing room o
Arleieh but time began to craW yer.
heavy So the master of Arleieh calle
servant and told him to usher IN a ie'
cots which he did. Many fehts To-
lowed. until the seven ladies picked u
their tiny treasures and called their ca
riages.
The marty was ore of tbs successes
tho Newport season. and one that WI
not soon be forgotten.