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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-24
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-York. November %. 1904.
BEANS AND PEAs-The general market IS quiet.
yellow eye show further weakness; our outside
quotations generally asked for strictly stock
but looks li1le less would be Cali
fornia lima in buyers favor, Scotch peas quiet We
quote: BEANS marrow, 1904 choiae per bush 50 so
medium 1901 81 IS; do pea 1904 s. s2 red kidney
black turtle soup So 10 do yellow eye. 1904 81 asa
So 30; lima. California. SD o5q$3 10; GREEN PEAS
Scotch. 1904 bags. per bush. 81 10.
BUTTER-Receipts to-day 1892 pigs The demand
Immediate or to carry the trade the holiday
ceipts had up fairly well and there Is no
In the temper the market. Fancy fresh creamery
comprises part Of the offerings that values
such firm. with outside buyers quite willing pay
top quotation for high scoring lots The medium grades
q fresh creamery particularly slow buyers prefer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-24
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Nov. 22.-CATTLE-R Receipts $1,000 head. in
Guiding $500 Westerns; market 10a25c higher good
prime steers SeG$7 Is: TO medium, 80 6oG$1 So;
sfers and feeders S2d$4 TO- cows 81 354$ 20 hefers
81 75dS5: Gamers 350 81 35 bulls S2Q$4 20 calves 50
ass 80 Western steers So 50Q$5 10. HOGSRecepts SO
head 90 higher mixed and butchers, 81 500
choice. "a IOdS+ 20, rough. heavy
4GdS4 81 50GS+ 65 bulk Of sales 81 coast 60
SHEEP-Receipts 10000 head; market steady; good TO
choice wehers 81 S5d$5 fair choice. mixed, So 80
asa 30 native lambs s. 25QS6
Cincinnati Nov 23.-HOGS active, sc higher butchers
81 70a$4 10 81 501$4 so CATTLE steady fair
10 shippers ASA 60; common, S2d$2 Is SHEEP
steady, 81 T5a$4; lambs, So 5o4&5 %. . oo ,,
active hrmer; prime steers So 25a$5 90 shi2Pns
cows 81 25aS3 80 bulls 81 25Gs3 S. stockers and feed
ers s. 25TS3 So NEALS-ReCepts, 100 head; active.
5OTSs IIOGS-Receiprs. a1C0 head; active, 1Odl5c
higher; heavy SOdS4 So: mixed 81 75$4 So Workers,
6OTS4 10 30GS4 40; roughs So 90QS4 10;
S3QS2 SHEEP and IANBS-Receipts :, 700 head;
tive and lambs 81 50q$6 25; yearlings, S5qS5 %
wethers 75a$5: ewes 81 25aS4 So sheep top mixed
Kansas City Nov 2s.-cATTLE-R Receipts 10 500 head,
including market steady 10 Ice lower; choice
export dressed beef steers sass 20 fair to good
feeders Southern 81 500 81 % Southern
cows 81 5OdS3 -: 81 500$4 native heifr
5Oa$5; 81 40QS3 75 calves, 81 5OGS6 HOGSke
CENTS IA OOO head: market steady top 81 so; bulk Of
sales "a 55aS4 20: heavy 81 656S4 so, packers 81 45G
81 10: pigs and ghts So 75d$4 so. SHEEP-ReCeipts.
400 head: market strong; native lambs, 81 5OQS6
tive wethers 25$4 rs: native ewes $4RS4 so; Western
507Se; Western yearl'ngs 81 20GS9 20 western
sheep SO 75QS4 30; sockers ana feeders 81 5og$+ p
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-24
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New-York. November 2S 1904
BEEVES-Receipts SIS cars, or 15ll head includ-
ing 80 for sl1ghtcrors and 80 for the
Ing. with the cattle carried YESTERDAY 10
sale. Of which p at Jersey City and is a
the Sirteth-st. yards Tho market opened slow and
barely steady for medium grades; closed firm for top
steady for others Bulls and
but quotably lower The yards were cleared Com
native sold at So 6tS 10 loo II;
tops s. stays and S3dS4 %; bulls al So .
SO 81 1O9S3 Is demand for dressed beef
prices than steady. Liverpool and
London cables quoted i've sheep steady Ship
to-day the Majestic Liverpool 270O quarters
OF beef Toorow the cearense Will take out 10 Para.
Brazil. cattle for J. Shamberg & Son
Sales-J b Gibson 81 Co.: Ohio steers, 1922 10 aver
age SIS per 100 N; Ia do. I4s5 n at 50 10 Do,
1890 n Sc 40 IS do. i249 70. s. 49, do 100 10
g So 20: % do 11O4 N. at SO 90 - -.
Mcpherson Co; % Virginia steers. ia ~ AT "a O
do lila 10 81 9Tls IS Kentucky do, liss n at
81 co: 1900 n. at 81 4oi II cows seS TO- at
So Is ..
Tobin shannon IS Ohio steers. 12s 70 at - %; s
Virginia DO 1881 NJ 81 TO- 23 do ilsy 70 at 20 40
do, $50 No. at SO o0 bull 100 70. at 90 "a "A "a,
a. 90; Do s. u, eovA soS ~ ~ ~ az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-24
CASH Quotations.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Network. November o. 1904
CoFFEE-There a very active business in coffee
day totae5 2Js150 bags Fart Of this bust
due switching December TO later options
preparation rs December notice day after the
4 this nature did not exceed 10000 bags or So II
evident that he volume Of business unusually
The general ruling Of the market firm, and
after opening steady unchanged prices advance
Cf points. the close steady. 3 10 points
higher Wall street ana Europe supposed be the
ted 70 importers Tie oreEng advance was hardly as
much due the firm European cables but the firm
q these markets and the from Santos claim
ing that much - Of the present Santos
had been marketed helped prices HaVre
closed franc net higher and cabled that there
increased speculative demand from the Continent Ham
burg after opening = pig lower closed = pig higher or
The Brazilian markets Rio declined 80 reis but Santos
remained unchanged and the slightly larger Brazilian
receipts entirely onset by the claims the large
percentage 0f the crop marketed The market was
seasr in tone with prices the basis Of sasc FOR Rio
The range Of prices the to-day
- Is l-n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-24
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Nov 2as-Closing: wHEAT-spot nominal:
IS esd CORN-Spot American mixed steady IS 9>ad.
futures quiet; December IS ID; January. ard FLOUR
st Louis fancy winter steady. 9s Sd HOPS London
Pachc Coasu hrrn. fsgtS I'D BEEF-Extra India
mess CTS Sd PORk-Prme Western easy.
Us Sd H AMsmShort cut Il 70 70 n. dun. ais O.
l6 - 10 SIS. long clear middl-s light. = n
as. long clear miodles heavy. So 10 short
clear backs 10 20 20 n, AIS. clear bellies 10
AS. SHOULDERS square. IL Is n steady as 81.
LARD quiet; prime western in terces ArnerI
can refined in pals S5s Cd BUTrER-GooI United
states steaey. 1os CHEESE strong, American
white AS do American finest colored. ass TALON
Prime steady Us cd TURPENTINE-spirit steady
Sss Sd ROSlN tonluon steady IS 81. ILNSEEp OIL.
steady lis PETROLEUM quiet 6i,d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-24
- Pc az ule ports ana interior points to-day cr,
4 win the Fame Gay last week ana last yesr.

IN 1,o5 EAcaange special Liverpool cables. So '-7
oeia4a, sales. 1000 halss- cpot cotton
Guiding u og6 600 receipts 20 Oo0 E5IIn ana
lower o- 6fe.a-- FONTS lower near ana Iut-
he--Terrsvr >oFe- Der Decern Der ana l.hls
oo4d; January February 0sa a'i "a Deem
., 5va NaTc1-Apri, g. I2d: Aprii-Nav enrnary-
-. . Ip1 JLte-J-ly and JCly-August . I1o May
gu.e- frr arms very steady; cloths
-,-t1 >,Ift AID MEAL-There were no feature. - .
- ane N the -four market to-day Y,.er rss OF I'M
ar5 bsl-ers' Iesi!,ea Sales included sprnp rs,
ems e. eos se N.eF strai ITS s. 351S5 20. vrt1S Ia
n orr So ezra 10 winter. 50 G0qs3 81 rII,
81 IFaSl 81 TX WHEAT FLOUR quiet Owes
o.. s0nsS 20 as 20 brand BAG WF.r quoted:
e. s. ne white and yellow 81 40 coa-sa sssady
ity firm: Western steady 0|otSS 81 $50
500 so ~: standard mddng 500 ~ " est
$50 ~ 80 80 december shiumsnt; city brsn 80
ol-h ahs sacks. mldd,nR S2lQs25- res 80 e. so
AoI - bulk S24 so sacks OIIAfF 81 Do
-. ~ n IA Holiday conditions nrATst. S9O
ee to-sy, and there was ONLY So, ~ INC
LING ABOUT Sc either way from IT, iahge
-srte, sI being rather firm most Of ne iois
a. lsay gave way under more or less -Te. me
yer. cbe-SsS - ~, lower 70 &c highsr Cnernrs
probable IN ASnlsose OF the fact that no rain 4.
1880 NN4a-x a lss1lnE elevator hslxs ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-24
ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAINS
EVERY OTHER HOUR
ON THE EVEN HOUR"
To BALTIMORE and WASHINGTON
SPLENDID TRAIN SERVICE
THROUG TRAINS 70 THE WEST
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN & HARIfOan 3. B.

Trains depar; from Grand Central sJaloa. 81
BOSTON via New London and Provtde-ce-ts;se.
+ 1000. y lg'"s N ft.I.oo. 'I4itS. 'HSos
BOSTON. via WIiIinaaJie-f.S.Oo 4. NJ. 200 P. II
BOSTON. via SprIHsheld-fs.OJ a NJ. tal=-o0 'l4-Oe-
'11.GO p. Il.
FITCHBURG. Putnam < worcester-t3.oO P. N
LAKEVILLE and NORFOLK-fS:5O A. N. 1881 P. ".
CT. HARRINGTON. sTOC1BRIDGE. LENOX. PITTS
FIELD-+4:5O. $3.50 A. NJ. r. 81 p N
WATERBURY, and WINsrED-f450 $500 t's;0o.
TlO-t2 S.lOO2 Ito Waterbury, a ". TlOS. "a 80.
zt5:0I, 1900. $500 80 Waterbury, P NJ
Ticket Offices CCirsnd Central station and ci25h
St also ClI3. c261. ~ cI5i Br1a1way. ca Park
Place c25 Union Square. ts Etth Ave S24S Columbus
Ave. $40 Madison Ave- c273 West 125th ST. la3 East
I21th St In Brooklyn. q Court s.. SEQ Fulton S..
SSV Broadway, +. D
DAILY. Except sunday 5ssEdays only stops a.
Limited Has dining Car cFar4or and SissPi1s Car
c T HESIPsTEAD. Gen Pass Ast-
O. NJ SHEPARD Gen Supt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-24
ss follows. 1S ~ N's 1oca! market to

rr W Ok market for spot cotton closed quiet with
ursd ss N over 70 he basis OF Soc for raiddIing
x naa&ets we're telegraohed as follows: Mobile So
- oneI, az 3-l6c: sales 500 bales NorfoIE stesSy'
many &c love- aE g7sf s25es o88 bales Baltimore nomi-
sa1ss - 6e.es Savannah. easy &c lower al e5 a.
I-7so 9 oales. CHARLESTON quiet, 3-1Gc lower al
.-1uE-s'a steady - lower a 8
1000 bsss "FeaLs easy unchanged at 5-l6c; sales
k1etIated receipts leading points for To-
p 55s "a rHe"orleans Is 800 $500 bales against
5 90 70 1000 bales against j. GA b I al Hogs-
haTss year: at Galveston 900 to ~ 000
-90t week ana 10 Oh bales
pared With the rs5s ss ana interior points to-day CON-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-24
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Nov. %. p. m.-CoTTON-Spot. moderate
business prices 10 points lower American udtns fair
$500 good middliug. 5Nd; uiddlns lsd low miiilng
5-O6d good ordinary. aga. ordinary 76d The sales
OF the 200 bales. OF SEQ specI
laon and and included $500 American Receipts
20 coo bales including 20 1GO American Futures opened
and closed American middllng. c. November
5Osd November and Deceu1ber, 5oid; December and
January 5O4d; January and February. 5OSi February
March 5.lOd March April. 5l2I; April May
Slid May and June, 5.l6d June and July, $50.
and August. 5-lhd August and Septenber. JIG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-24
LONDON WOOL MARKET.

London Nov 2S-Eiddlng active az The wool sses
to-day. Prices We're m sellers favor The ore-ings
consisted OF superior selection amounting 20 l.
bales SliIes sold extreme 10 home and Cont
mental buyers Scoureds In fine condition wee offered
and clothing realized IS Sd Cane Of Hope
and Natal was in bri<, demand rates ArneFi-
purchases included several parcels SUPERIOR erino
me medium crosSoreds. Following are the sales:
New South Wales 500 bales; secured 9dg2s sd greasy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-24

Navy Department Wa hinstCu. j. g. until l. o'clocz
noon. WedneSiay Leeemter II 1901 AMI there publicly
opened rlInsd tately Thereafter. a building for
ptai at the L. :. Naval Annapolis, Nd. Blank
forms II proposal and Specifications Will he furnished
L: s Naval Academy. Annapolis Md. o. a. the ofhce
Of Ernest FlaES architect, 30 Wall street. New
A set II drawings may be obtained the architect
office by dePQstrg So SO o. which refunded
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-24
The statistical position Of Brazilian coffee is as follows:

COTToN-The second instalment Of The Ginners" re
IpTt was published to-day, indicating an amount OF
cotton gInnel In The As reporting Of
f,sS3,1s5 bales against 4C0G. l25 gnns5
same counties 70 November i
o. about - cent. while the report Of the previous
cas- s.o"-l an increase ~ about - II caused
some covering. anc, following publication prices
~oFKel Gp about lZGl4 from low point Of the
morning Inc market weakened somewhat before
.yse. no"ees, md hnai!y showed slight net loss for
ne a-t- Inc opening vas steady advance or R4
points IN response 10 rather steader Iive-pooI % hies
st expected ana result lo~ai elIrts
eel anc while Of The big bear inrerssfs trgt rtt
tIeey the offerings from the South and ou5aor1 ~
1-- .oIes ~ connection with fresh selling for short
account sent the market of net loss Of at9r mi
INSIDE q me nTs half hour This carried Deem
~ Nv! 20 SIC ana January 10 . 32c IyfrIin
tilts OF me lgW level rrs-Let
49, 80 4lIE -ast summer
rl--lvlt was beaTlsn and the steadness ~ ~ 800
Aets prevented any further decline There vas 49,
t-, --N -rlis around csc and tra
.l.A up Unit! by midday about half The net Ioes 80
- -eeoNe Iea- EuElnE accelerated
ll aed above, and shortly after lis rIFICao
a'ei'-I soc al $500 and January az 2 4Sr vfIs 80,
ltst vas about $40 points net higher TIE cCsa
$50. az a net decline Of Id3 points sales go
~ "'voo bales. Private reports from tLe co-,tt
tte-g lAe spot situation conflicting some ma
1--s seaclness and withdrawn offerings o+ters -
20 the oflc!a! reports from the moe
t--s ma hets. prices easier ranging
Ne. t9rt receipts for ran JSeG ,15ar =
t.nued full '7 - se~e o40oo hales, con-
csy Was IS follows ~ " NC local market to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-24
Proposals.
4 DJUTANT GENERALS oFFICE, 5. \. J

4 DJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE. 5. y. Y
- %ew York state Arsenal 9Th Ave; cor. S5th 81;
be received until II o'clock Friday December 2nd
1904 the Adjutant Generals Oice Arsenal 9Th
Avenue and 25th Street. New York CITY making
pairs and furnishing deck for the L. : s 'Aieen
the Basin Of the Morse Iron Works. Of 56th
street Brooklyn n Y Proposals must be made for the
whole Of the work and also A
alterations In
specifications to be office the Adjutaut
General. 5 y Y, New York Arsenal Avenue
ana 35h street New York city where complete or
the Specifications be had upon application. All the
repairs alterations and other work be inspected be
fore acceptance. The
accept all bids. part thereof All
BIDS be scaled. addressed Adjutant General
Of New York 9Th Avenue York
city. and plainly marked. Bids Repairs Altera-
tions 20 L. 5. :. Atleen a." NELSON r. HENRY, Ad-
iutan, General
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-24

81 o9 December 81 osss; May 81 ia No 81 o7g
U91. CORN-No = cash. nominal. December. AZ,
May 44c OATS-No = cash. 31l2c, December 2244c;
May. 3lS4c-
Toledo Nov 3-CLOVERSEED-Cash 81 81; Deem
ber S. 57.. February. 81 20. March 81 20; ALSIkE.
prime 81 so: TIMOTHY. prime. 81 2T'a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-24

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL RI
Liberty street and south Ferry ttms from Soutz
- cry hye minutes earlier than shown below.
faSiON. BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND MATCH
~ Nh--z4yc tl-lS Easton only). $40 a m. lao.
~ 80 Eastou oniy1 ? sundays. sf25
WILkESBARKE AND SCRANTON 90. SO /. m
A1haNOOD LAhEHURST. TOMS RIVER. AND
IsnhNEOAI-z+V0. $40 a m. $50
o a. y ood and LaSehurst oHly). 500 Sund2ys-
ATLANTIC CITY, 40 a m IS 20 D m
NISEIAND AND BRIDGETON-fzi 90 a m I'll 3,
LONG BRANCH. AsBURY PARK. OCEAN GROVE.
IpINI PLEASANT, AND SEAsHORE FONTS
= ~ sJ1 II 80 a m. I'D $50. AS $50. 8 80.
I - Q m sunday. except OCEAN Grove 300 m
ATLANTIC HLDS. sEABRIGHT MO~Nofrrx
a. a.; a. 70 LOStI BRANCH 90 so. 1I3O a
fHH-i - (READING TERMINALl-'425
SID TOO 3 90 400 500 70 90. - 80. SO 90 so
.I29o n. 900, t'i.06. 800. zoo. 70 IS D N
BALTIMORE AND wAsHINGToN-s 90. .1oos.
- I-u9. = 90, 400. -. 90. ZOO sl3 Il
READING, HARRISBURG, POTTSyILE AND
1m1tadiLiAMSPokr-t q e. tsoo; lie 10 GO 90
Reading Pottsvile. Harrisburg -
IRON Liberty Street only -DaiIy- rDaiy. exceps
sunday isundays only tParor ears only. / Via lama
qua xSaturdays ah-xcerr SATURDAYS
26l. 434 1900. "a Broadway. $50 Str ~ * Union
Square West 153 East 125tn 273 I25th St 2aS
columbus Av-, New York, Court 344 Frlr1n
W. q BFSI.ER. c M Burt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-24
NAVAL. STORES.

The market spirits tUrpentine steady quiet
and unchanged. Ron firm, but unchanged at So S5
S. FOR common Z good strained We
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-ON and ma hne Ibis 52la
SIC
TAR-Ptne bbls So
ROsIN-Comnlon 70 good strained 50 95Gs3; z So esq
10: r So lGaS3 IS. c. 81 1888 20. H So 20GS3 %
IS 35q$2 40 X 81. n 81 1884 so " 81 70a$i IS; W
c. IS, and W y. IS 258S5 IS.
STOCK ON HAND.
e . - e -. -2l9
Spirits turpentiue Ibis G73
Tar bbls 6G3
Wilmington, Nov. 23-sPIRITs TURPENTINE. moth
Ing doing; receipts 56 ROSIN firm 50 90: recep.s
$50 bbs. TAR firm. 81 60, receipts l43 bb.s TJRfEN-
TINE, crude firm s. 80 So so and SO So receipts.
bbs
Savannah Nov. CIT RPENTINE steady. 49l4o: re-
ceipts bbs; sales. 25S6 bbIs shipments 200 btls
RosIN firm receipts 1876 lbIs sales. 2251 bbs; hip
ments.: $50 bbls. Quoted; a and B. So 55s D E.
81 62h F. S267ia 6. S272h H 50 50, / So So: X,
IS 80, VI. s. 30: y. "a 20; w G. s. 90; W W. So
Charleston. Nov 28--TURPENTINE AMI ROSIN moth
ing doing.
London Nov 23.-TURPENTIND. spirits 3ss. RosIN
American strained. s. lid; Do fine, lis Sd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-24
THE STATE Of TRADE.

Buffalo Nov 23-FLOUR easy. wHEAT-spring IN
settled: No l Northern spot 81 1s1s; winter firm; No
red in store 81 1917 GoIN-Fairy steady for new No
yellow 57I6c. OATS--Firm; No 2 white, 3434c; No
mixed 33c BARLEY-C 1 T. 45G5Sc. RYE-No l. in
SC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-24
81 PTRsUANCE or ~ ORDER az HoN

Frank 7 Fitzgerald a sqrrogate Of the County OF
claims Edward A. Newell OF the COUNTY -
York. deceased, the with vouchers
thereof the subscriber at her place transactfny
business viz the office Of Robinson. Bddle & Ward NJ
20 Street. In the City Of New York on or before
the 10th day Of March
Dated 30th day Of August
ELIZA A. NEWELL. Executrfx
ROBINSON, BIDDLE & WARD Attorneys for F,xe,i,tri,
No. 20 Wall Street. Borough Manhattan Citv ~
New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-24

Cash quotations We're follows: FLOUR steady
WHEAT-No spring. 81 0sdS1 IA; No Sl9Sl o.; No
red 81 l2i4a $l ID CoRNNo 2 sac; No yellow % &c
OATS-No . 81 d3215c No . white, 32lsc; No white.
30@s 022ac. RYE-No ., Tsc BARLEY-Good feeding
8SG3SIsc; fair to choice mailing. 42Q52c ID
No l, 81 IL; No Northwestern 81 1872 TIMOTHY
sEED-Prtme So ETY. CLoyER.ContraGt gTqde $l3 - -
&C. 95g$6s7te CUT MEATs-short RIBS sides ao9sel'
WHISKEY-Bass Of high wines 81 "a on the Produce
Exchange to-day the BUTTER market steady cream
cries. l6924isc: diaries, 1592lc. EGGS firm; at marx
included ISL G22Rc; frsts &c; prime usts &oc;
extras. Csc CHEESE firm. l1G12o.
Duluth. Nov 23.--WHEAT-No / Northern. 81 O9As; No
Northern. 81 0lS: December 81 O95s: May. 81 III,
Milwaukee. Nov. 23.-wHEAT-No Northern - l2P
81 49, No Northern. 81 O6aSl II May 81 cs ssSSl
52c- CORN-No 3. 56q6Tlac; May. 457sc bid
Minneapolis Nov .-WHEAT-pecember. 81 Vs'ag
q 0sss Nav 81 llS; September es1.q93Ne; No h IA
FLOURF1rst patents s6a$6 To- second patents = 20
50 5 FIRST clears 81 S5qs4 as; second clears 81 1893 90
BRAN. bulk Si4 90
Philadelphia. Nov 23.-wHFAT-Qulet but STEADY: con-
grade. November 81 lOGSl IO. CORN-FIfn out
quiet November, n53c. OATS-6teaty; Ne
natural 86g3d&c; No white clipped. 36iIc Era
Steady but que6 extra Western creamery. -o9e saThV
nearby prints Csc EGGS nrm fair demand ,I TSH
hrsts. 2Sc al marx Western rsts 27o at marx
Firm but quiet. New-York fun cream. fancy IL
DO choice, llc; DO fair good. l0%Gllc 0Oo
Flour. 1000 DOS ana tas 600 pounds in sacks a 0O
bush; corn 90 ooo oats 10 600 shipmentsWhea' 4fV0
bush! 3toOo; oats. %. 400.
St. LouiA Nov. 2A-wHEAT-No red cash "''A'0i'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-24
Excursions.
Notice To Creditors.

NOTICE To CREDITORS-IN PURSUANCE
~ OF an order Hon Charles Davis. Surr- sate OF
Ulster County notice IS hereby gwen according 70 law
persons having Augustus II
late o. the CITY kingstNn County ~ Jst--, deceaset
lne=tate 70 present the vita the vouchers IA
or llsrer
a his Office city ~ Kingston. y y b.
9Th Of December. 1905 ans hereby
Gil creditors % saiI estate that inten
to q the undersigned apply s1T Letters % Admins
aton said estate under the provisions q Section
2.66t % the code % civil Procedure
Dated Kingst3C y. Y November I5;h 1895
JOHN FORSYTH. PETRoNELI.A 3 FORSYTH
Petitioners.
CHARLES = CANTINE Attorney for Petitioners Ofics
p o Address. 2SS Wall st Kingston. n Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-24
SurrOgQteS' Notices.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER of HON.
Frank 7. Fitzgerald. Surrogate OF the County ~
New York notice Is hereby given all persons having
claims Adolph Keller OF e.
York. deceased present The vouchers tberer
the subscribers their place
the office Of Butler hoffman. Joine NynGerse Their
attorneys. No. 81 Wall Street in the City OF New York
Borough Of Manhattan. before 9Th Jay Janu
next
Dated New York. day Of June 1904
CLOTlLDE r. KELLER. HUGO r KELLER. CHARLES
MEYER. Executors
BUTLER. HOFFMAN JOLISE & NyNDERSE Attorney,
Executors. 81 Wall Street Manhattan Borough New
York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-24

greasy sdE1s I'D Victoria bales: secured Ioisa9
i2d. greasy I&da1s Ia Australia. 500 bales.
greasy 5sadTis I'd Australia zoo bales.
Zealand bales. greasy. Tisd4is 81
OF Good Hope and Natal 400 bales. secured Is de
IL "a greasy. &c lord
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-24
SEALED PROPOSALS, ~ DUPLICATE,

- will be received the Office % the Commissioner Of
Immigration Els Island y v until 80 p m. Tues
day Dec 1904. and then opened for laying
terrazza OF main building Ellis
Is Particulars and limitations
erninC bidders be had application 10 WILLIAM
WILLIAMS Commissioner OF Immigration Ellis Island.
y. !
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-24

Abner c. Thomas. Surrogate o. the County OF New,
York notice is hereby given TO all having
against Thomas G. Buck late of the County
deceased. the with
the subscriber. her place OF ansacttng bui7e
Prison BeaU. 81 Liberty Street. in The
City Of New York. Borough Manhattan on or before
the eighth day Of July next.
Dated New York the sixth dav Of July, 1904
ELIZABETH G. BUCK Administrative.
PRISON & BEALL. Attorneys for AdminstratrN. 81
Liberty s.. Borough Of Manhattan. Citv o. 0rk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-24
II pTRSrANCE OF AZ ORDER OF HOY

- T. Fitzgerald. Surrogate Of County
hereby all having elaine
William Of Of NavvY
the with
SUBSCRIBER his place OF transacyag business at
Of Butler. hoffman. JOline & bf.
toTneys No "a Wall Street in the City New York on
York. the goth dag OF June 1904
BUTLER HOFFMAN JOLINE L MYNDERSE Stt-or-
news for Executor 81 Wall Street. New York civ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-24

Lackawanna Railroad.
Leave New York. foot Barclay and Chrstopher Sta
- 30 A M--FOr BiCg1am-CE and syracuse
sIe. 90 M.-For Buffalo. Chicago and St Loulk
- 80 p M-FOr Buffalo and Chicago
Il. 90 P. M--FOr Scranton and Plymouth.
- 10 p M-FOr Buffalo and Chicago.
as As P. M-For Buffalo. Syracuse, Utica
- 90 A. M.-FQr Ch.Ca Eo-S. eeperS open az 2 p II.
Tickets 149. 429. 1ls2 1884 Broadway y. z. H9
Fulton St, Brooklyn 'Daiy. Except sunday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-24
Steamboats,.

B Us TON A AER f E2SEss e
FALL RIVER LINE. via Newport and FAN River
Leave Pier 10 y R. OF Warren weekdays
only at 800 p. N Steamers PRISCILLA and PURITAN
Orchestra each.
NORWICH LINE. via New London Leave Pier 20.
y r. OF weekdays only 500 p. Il
Steamers NEW HAMPSHIRE and CHESTER W
CHAPLIN
NEW HAVEN LINE. for New Haven. Hartford. Spring
field and the Pier 20 z. r. foot Of
Slip weekdays only 400 P 81 Steamer RICHARD
PECK
CATSKILL. HUDSON & GOXSACKIE BOATS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-24

toffee cables RioCoffee market inactive; No Rio.
6S425; exchange - lid receipts 1000 ship
mens FOR the United States, 5000 bags; shipments for
Europe. 5000 bags. stock $4,000 bags. Santos-Coffee
market barely steady good eEeraEe Santos. $500; re
ceipts 1900 hays. stock. 1866 600 bags. Hamburg
Coffee market opened = pig lover; at go m vas
market opened barely steady u franc higher; IL
franc higher NJ unchanged y franc higher;
al $50 advanced franc: total sales IS 900 bags