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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-12
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY NOVEMBER u.

ssis mi:
3 R5ns sumner 1sSST sg
pine w ha soasic prime on Winter yellow
town raw sea4os Say e5c
h i've hos the a.
first subsequently improving with grain as Su support at
%sss1n s f sans aS Sax Tas to
ho s ssg s. seAd sbo aa Mssi
soSsg % 1my 81 81 S sSSsia So 81
s ssssd & r,. PhF rs
Re: 40 a5 H. ass s; piss q rs aas.s
s S s sssy q S s FokeS qg0ts
f sx .o SHls5 a3s5ss
quoted 75oc city lard quiet quotes a5c &C Continent
7Oc 2S 3Isa e da city SuG lard
general market shows frnn os aR We aaotei
Domestic ordinary ag3se fair to good stns 5Si@5Ac
Japan foiesn nominal hoe ssc Java Al
astlgs w ae
ne S sss Per Gsnt fo s
mSua SOG and Ss PPowdss
Eagle oneconer 5eOs Eagle coarse o an ns
n sss as Ia Gsss
lated and diamond A. ) s5c eoafectioners, A. 2oe Nos
Rd 30 Soo Soc DC No 6SSo MS No S0 10 10
sts M2 r. a5s T was i again aRa the
yesterdays prices, and November and DecenDeI
quoted at I3s ND. The local market rehaneo
firm. without change in quoted rates Cur
duty paid prices follows: Centrfugal 70
test 7-16c: muscovado. test 1516c and moaSses
SO l1-16c. Stock at the six principal
of Cuba 4S5 TONS against 1924 500 tons last year
This weeks of the statistical position as macs
sd 0y S5s sher cray
and year, decrease Of 1904
from last year. Stock In Europe, $4,000 tons,
against 1S1 600 last Total stocks Of Europe
and America 943.49O tons against 46S Pa tons last
at the same uneven dates and 22 4so tons at the
Of January j. 1904 The decrease OF stock is
524 72s against 456 S26 last week
and increase OF 209 sS5 January l. 1904 Total
stocks and ahoats together show visible supply OF
LIS 400 tons. against l.64s.214 year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-12
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York. November II. 1904.
,r7-1-rThe coffee market showed continued activity
s Tor the day reaching nearly 100000 bags opened
&C., a. unchanged prices advance OF points IN
,ss1o1se 10 firm European cables little later II
,rked I'D gain Of about 10 points, but at ths
iavI rnet mora ceiling for long account Prices
e. he best showed gain OF about IS points since the
10Uer level the close OF last month"; and had
reached me previous high point for the season Naturally
there was considerable profit taking and tho market sold
~ with The closing bids about 10 points off from the
best and generally unchanged 70 points lower COM
rred prices Of the previous day. The tone
was steady ana there appeared TO be change in the
bus average sentiment around the ring, although
some parties talking partial reaction when II was
thought sellers would replace their lines The
Incubation afternoon accelerated by larger
estimates FOR to-days interior receipts. Hamburg
"a 2 ufC higher while Havre advanced y franc with
pretty active business. and i franc OF the gain
ported by closing cable OF the primary markets, Rio
80 higher. while Santos remained unchanged.
Receipts the ports reported by the days cable
rather full reaching 49, 600 bags against $1,000 last
but the interior Santos movement was moderate
Tie spot market IS quiet but steady with quotations on
the basis Of Sac for Rio No Z.
The range OF prices the local market to-day
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-12

Green Mountain per bag 81 s5qs1 6o do Long Isand IN
bulk $50 10 s2ls2 per sack s. I5qs2: DO s iss
and Western bulk $50 n. 81 5llsI u.s. do per boz
10 bag. 81 40qs1 So do Jersey per Dbl or bag - ooS
go SWEET POTATOES. Jersey yellow per ele!n 'S az
DBL 5ogs2 So per doube-head Dbl 81 50gs2 20 90
81 20qS1 90; BRUSSELS SPROUTS, per quart, ogivS.
CARRIAGES, Danish seed white. per toh slo0S12 do 90
nestle $40: CAULIFIOWEIffS. Long Island per POI.
25QS3: cUCUMBERS, Florida per basket 81 ooMs ev,
small medium per Dozen 10000: EiGPLANTS. Jersey
81 50as3: KoHL.RABI. New-Orlesns per Dbl s2ggSS9;
81 90; do New-orleans per Dbl s9gso DO state ana
nearby, per basket 50cQSi; ONIONS Connecticut ana
Eastern white per bb S2Ss 5o DO yeow SZasz % ao
~ oogS2 DO Orange County whlt 40 Dag; ana
40 yellow, 81 5o9s2 25 do red 2gs 90 40 Sia.e a
IKE estsr white per bush crate 81 gs2 SS d d Pm in
Florida carrier, SiaS2; PEPPERS, nearby red per
5h Sccs1 % do 50c@sl; do FloGds per carer
QUO oc PEAS Norfolk per basket 40 ma SeIF
Dbl basket. 81 25QS2 %: ROMAINE' NewoVrestls per
DBL s5S6: RADISHES, NewOrleans per 100 euhenes so
STRING BEANS Norfolk per basket oocg 90
IocQS1 Co., do North Carolina. wax per push
70; do Charleston round green per basket ".
DO wax ItcGlsl Is; do Florida green ana ps
Hubbard per Dbl. b0475c; do marrow, 4Oqooc
Rutabaga, Canada per Dbl. Soqeoe; do NEARBY oogoc
TOMATOES Jersey per box. 25cqSl do Florida per car
rier. ST 5OGs4; do California, fat case s29sS oo
HOTHOUSE AND FRAME PRODUCrS--Cucumoers plen,
tful and Lettuce steady Mushrooms weak ana
CUMBERs, No 1. per dozen. 5OasOc do No 2 per ease
81 5OGS4; LETTUCE Boston, dozen. bOneOc MCSftt
ROOMS, per H. 15q35c: RADISHES, per 100 Slg$l 10;
TOMATOES. per 10 20425c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-12
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Nov. 11--CATTIE-R 1900 head;
steady; good prime steers S6GS7: poor
6oG$5 rs stockers and feeders $29S4
25$4 heifers. ST 75dS5 40; 81 25S2
bulls S2Gs4 10: calves So 50dST Western steers s3G
SIS HOGS-Recepts D. 600 head: 5QlO lower;
81 S56 So 10: good choice heavy
IS 05@s 10 rough heavy 81 7OgS4 So light 81 s59$5 %
bulk OF sales. - 90GfS5. SHEFP-Recepts 1000 head
sheep lower; lambs steady l0c lower:
wethers. 81 353S4 15; fair choice 5O1S4 70
native larnts. 81 25Q Sc %.
Cincinnati Nov 11.-HOGS Toe lower; butchers So 10
ass 49, common S4a$4 IS, CATTLE steady fair to good
shippers. 81 35GS5: common. S2dS2 rs SHEEP active
81 506$A 30; lambs active, So 50QS6 10
East Buffalo Nov. 1l.-CATTLE- $50 head:
good demand steady 10 strong prime steers So G0@s6
shipping S5GS5 90; butchers So S5Q$5: heifers 75fD
g S. coys g 5ogSS So bulls So 25q$4 stocker aud
higher 81 50Gs7 rs HOGs-Recepts 10 200 head active
So So: Workers SIS l5aS5 81 pigs S5 05as5 i0 rougs
81 50qs4 TO- stays. So 50QS4 STEEP and I.AMBS~R@I
celpts, ii, 400 head; slow. unchanged.
Kansas city. Nov 11-CATTIE.- head
including 800 Southerns market steady slow choice
export and dressed beef steers. 10 good
81 1900 Southern steers. 81 50S4 90 Southern cows
81 5OGS3 20 Western fed 81 T5q$5
feeders 81 23uS4 20; native 81 50S4 native hefers
y 0UHSj; bulls 81 l5qS2 so; calves 50 5O4$6 HOGS
Receipts 10000 head; market 5a0c higher top. 12iz
puk OF sales 81 SOliSS 0 heavy So 12I2
soq 80 or pigs and lights, 81 4OaS4 95 SHEEP-Re-
ceips lSUo head strong: native lambs 81 25HS5 ~;
native wethers. 81 754S4 so; native So 50GSi
Msstern lamb 2SgS5 Is; Western yearllnss s4qs4 10
81 Utah ewes 100 10. 81: feeding lambs 81 10 81 so
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-12
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

ing for EXPORT T alive lis for 81
for the market making with previous arrivals 4S cars
Wednesday and few buyers prices fen Of fully
cattle selling inside OF 81 slow but not lower than
aaoab uchsHgd SH NeaTy %as finally
catte %1 good Steers sold s.
sr 800 FED m S5e on & SaT OF JUS
went to j. shanberg Sc 30 the highest figures
The q head a We; breeds and West
Sss SS fat a. vsina cows at So Dressed beef mod
s aaoes at css a ~
% top price 81 at on 5 e Pes DO es mef this
the s6G sEts for q 0n Sst w dr
schwaGzschiid suizbeTser and $40 cattle for sham
cattle and SEQ sheep and 100 ana $40 sheep
ApwsFR @ + saasr @ h on so
G and 5SO Of Sss P e l25
making the from tbs oP P15t f2 o2 NE sp
900 Quarters OF beef Of %nGh S at Great
comsI9n COMPANY % PS sS n! angus f9s
at s4 81 Do io52 b. s. 90: 20 Kentucky do 1890 ~
at j. q ssambcrs Som virginia 1893 n s55
1895 b. at S. 5O liso ~ at 81 S. do 1911 ~ at
90 g5S 30 at So s. Il E Dr. Steer n
50 IS 20 DO 1902 r. at 50 10; 70 SS do G 1900
20 l2Ss ~ s. so % Ohio do ia LAG n NJ at
& S SS q DC d. 1889 1881 b. b. at O 1903 s
10, N, Z
Ti5sRia :fSss no % 9ss s. 81 i d.
DO 1i47 No. IS; IS Vermont 1914 NJ at 50 60 20
sS4 10 IS; oxen 1492 n So hefers 0S3 10. at
60 20 Virginia steers 1 1902 n at s. 81 na
81 Is Virginia 1888 70. s. rs do. 1850 10 at
cqlyr 10 le 3 nss se1s sl 3,s r. e s.
db:Sa e cons, Ohio steer: ii; ;3os $ y
s
cALVEs-Rssspts were 49, head inc!u ,i 50 for
s o sale slow to- shade dMar no uPPy
offered TIE pens We're cleared Common to prime yess
s.$
curtis ysals las N p e
W. r. Hume: 40 grassers. 2ls ~ at 81 25 10 do.
Newton Co: e. veals. 175 III, at IS; Virginia
5. Sanders; veal 40 II, IS rs; do n at
81 3D.! do 22o n at s. 90 %
head Including export 5a seughterers
f5d cars D on sa hSS ee Fl ae teG so
steady prices: lambs slow and possibly trihe lower in
70 prime sheep s2d at $8qS4 90 peg 100 ~ good 70 prime
IS 10 s S 50 SegSt 6 car o Of prime S3nsda
ID dressed lambs weak at 7lsG8iac.
S. al @ saRdeEs d ass state e = s at
g. + $: Is g. E +
Is f. at 4 g. DO So IS At S. g. PENNSYLVANIA do
Judd 4 oo Co 80 State lambs 6s r. at &c. 2o5 do
Tobin & shannon: 229 Virginia lambs 80 n. $ 70
sheep 0a M at s. So S'@'0 lambs Oh " at 30 0 state
Kerns Commission Company: 17s Canadian lambs IS ID.
HoGs-Receipts were 2a's cars head including
trias Ef here Good state hogs sold at s. % per 100 ~
medium to light Weights. ,--
100 f b. $50 Sos ~ average at
81 h6 o5s g 9o N AZ 81 To- STAG 30 rs ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-12

Ioeai market for closed quiet and 10
UH'S nger 10 the basis Of 10 for nddng upland
rlsIlss, or nidaltng gulf No sales Southern spot
eleeI sphed as follows. Mobile quiet LEO
$500 a. sl6c; sales 700 bales Savannah quiet IN
f1sLr os sales ol2 bales Baltimore noninsiiy az
s. las 4G Sl Louis s5eedy unchanged csc sales.
49, SskleetoH quiet unchanged e-l6c sales 100
Sus' uhc1 hanged at sac; sales 506 bales.
sls STEADY, unchanged, lI-l6c:
bsjss ST@EeSon steady unchanged. 9sc; sales 700
SSLe|iLls steady, unchanged, 1l-l6c;
morrow a, NsnSIsd Iecelpts at leading points for
iSSa last week and y s47 last year At Galveston
vear '1yyo against loo95 last last
week ana &c. I24 last year '' 0s~-iS' i"'09- last
,sey ~ OF cotton az the ports to-day and for the
srS - ,, 49, win the totals Of week previous
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-12
NEW YORK, new HAVEN & HARTFORD r. r.

Trains depart Grand Central station. AID ST. and
4th Ave, as follows, for
g 1900 1902 a NJ. - 100. x 0S. .xll3.O0
f4,59OO a. 500. $1,000 p. N.
BOSTON, via WiIlimantic-t.sOO a NJ, 1900 F. NJ
Boston, via Springdeld-fsOO A. NJ. ftii2Oo. 't4;O..
'11:OO p. NJ.
FITCHBURG. Putnam & WoICester-tS:oo p NJ
LAKEVILLE and NORFOI4K-4S5O \. NJ. 1881 2. NJ
CT HARRINGTON, STOCkBRIDGE. LENOX. PITTS
FIELD-f4:5O. 1880 \. NJ, f2 81 r. NJ
WATERBURY, and WINSTED-t4:5o. $500. tfsoo.
f1O:O2. $4,000 Waterbury, A. NJ HOS. f43Os
sS5O1. 1900, $1,000 Ito Waterhury) p A.
Ticket Offices c(irand Central Station and c125th
St also ellis eel 11S5 c1.354 Broadway, ca Park
Place c25 Square, s.S2 Fifth Ave. c2sS Columbus
$40 Madison c213 West 12Sth St. l53 Ease
I25th ST IN Brooklyn. Court St. SEQ Fulton ST.
sDaily, Except SUNDAYS isurdays only stops a.
25th xStSps 125th ST. sundays only tPsrlor Car
Limited. Has dining car cParior and Sleeping Car
c T HEMPsTEAD. Gen Pass AT
O NJ SHEPARD Gen Supt-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-12
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

business prices 2q4 points higher American middlng
fair 5I+d: good mlcdling 5.52d mldiling. 5.42d low
middling. b9od good ordinary 518d: ordinary Sd The
sales OF the day were 1000 which 800 for
speculation and EXPORT and included American
cepts Futures opened closed quiet. American
iniddllng, C. November. $780, November and Decem
Der 33ld: December and January, 531d; January and
Anr ast April and Ma a1 80 nm. tos-
June and July. 540d; July nd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-12
.Hs sIastlcaI position OF Brazilian coffee is as fol-
Visible supply
Fame time 1909

LDoN--4he cotton market yesterday was p lttIA
sna5 +,55ee an showed somewhat firmer tone on
-oHT+lellE talk OF unfaVorable
10. enc covering Generally, continued very
ana sales for the day not estimated
Io'uyv bsles. while the net gains were cut
70 very small figure. by realizing toward the close
was STEADY al Of 2d3 points in re-
- DETER cables than expected. Following the
es bdt worked very slowly Later n becan1e moro
- h3Ne II looked though OF the professional
- 'efe anu IN Aew-Orleans using the report
StJ" III the southwest in smaller shorts
81 IoT a time there quite furry Of Covering After
ss.as up 70 ABOUT lG6lc for January and lOI2c for
cary buyers turned sellers and the list eased
seta1y az q net gain OF 6gS points The Smaller in
sltoEE movement and the light into sight as com
49, VIII last year and early estimates attracted
atteNt!on, ana LED predictions A
u.e supply Showing tomorrow thus aiding IN the AFTER
eaNsnce Private reports from the south also ndI-
$50 nm interior spot situation offsetting to
- 'es5t reieced merely falling in demand but
o--iAl SQNlces from the prominent markets
LtlIe improvement The reports snow IN the
s-t4"esl come from sections. Is claimed
oD IS nearly picked probably have little
N-eileat lnHusnce on the market -
eileit Kings weekly figures fol
0ZeIlano 70 mills and Canada 80 18s bsIes egsfne;
- - 49, year southern mill taliings estimated al
against loo last year; gain OF stock at interior
oNLs sAe3 bales, against $40 last vesr. trougbt
INTO sight for the week. 5l2 2l7 bales apa1s Hee Ss
baIes last year. Total crop rnoveuen.or+ $1,000.
4es s2e bales against $50 last YeaI TeGeps
son Correction Cairo. etch AGAINST III 90 80.
year Southern mill tskings ESTIMATOR ara O0 sgsinst
toD last year stock az interior towns IN svcess ~
eeltenber J. 563,l1S, against 345 ASS last vesrl br,t
S6sT4ls last year The total crop movement e 1
days this season. against seTenty-four DAYS
.sIgs OF CONTRACT prices IN the market to dsv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-12
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

. Liverpool. Noy ll.--Closng: WHEAT spot nominsii
futures quiet December Is Sd March. Is 4s.i: May.
t s 4Sd CORN spot American mixed firm Is s;sd:
IltNres steady december. Is ed. January, as osd-
81 Louis fancy winter steady 9s Cd HOPS e..
india mess, nrm Sos Sd. PORK. prime Western.
steady Us Cd HAMS. short 10 10 dull Us ~
haCoN dull Cumberland cut. 90 so n. 40s short ro
AZ to "a n +ss long clear mlddIes light p to - a.
short clear backs 16 n 4os "a: clear bellies. Il
!" 70 46s. SHOULDERS. square IL IL n. weak 5Ss
LARD prime western ia tierces. steady. g1s 3D. do
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-12
NAVAL STORES.

The market spirits turpentine quiet, with ma
chine made barrels quoted at 539.c: Rosn was hrnl
with good strained quoted at 81 95aS3 Tar
firm and unchanged 50 for oil barrels We quote
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-O and machine bbls. 531s4
53%c.
TAR. S.
ROSIN-Common TO good strained. 81 95qS3; E. 50 O59
s. TO- +. 50 10GS3 10: c. So 1898 20; II. So 20qSS %
81 S51S3 40: K So NJ 81 459S4 50 y, 81 I08S4 TO- e.
So; w W. So 25Qs5 55
STOCK ON HAND.
Spirits turpentine 1zo3 ppis
Wilmington. Nov 11.-SPIRITs TURPENTINE steady
at 49Ac; receipts rs casks ROSIN steady at 81 4o
ceipts, 1S6 bbs TAR 81 go: receipts Al bbls.
CRUDE TURPENTINE firm So 80. So SO and IS so;
receipts. 2G2 bbs
Savannah Nov. 11.-TURPENTINE firm at Soc; re-
ceipts 757 bbls: SOL ROSIN firm; receipts 2546
81 co. 50 65 F. So 70: G. 81 70; H 81 So So 2T1s;
X So 80: NJ. 81 IS; y. 50 so; w G. 81 70; " W, IS.
Charleston. Nov. T.-TURPENTINE firm at 4e1ac
RoSIN-Nothing doing.
London Nov. u.-TURPENTINE-Spi Spirits. Sss Cd.
RoslN-American. strained. Ss lid; fine. lis 3D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-12
READING SYSTEM.

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL R. R
Liberty Street and South Ferry etre so1td
Ferry i've minutes earlier than Below
EASION. BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND MAUCH
thtNh-zi0O (1-l5 EastOp ony(, s-ll a n. l70,
40 So0 .9,45 Easton ony) D. m. Sundays. - IS
wILhEsBARRE AND sCRANToN-zsoa $40 . m,
o.uu p m SUNDAYS. "a % a D m
LakEMO0D LAkEHCRsr. TONS RIVER. AND
bahNEGAT-z4O0. $40 a zi-30 $40, 40.
dd9SeTood and Lakehurst only. 500 Sundays.
ATLANTIC CITY-ss4O a. m. 80 D. m
NiNELAND AND BRIDGErOS-tz40O n n ct 81
LONG BRANCH, AsBUKY PARK OCEAN GROVE,
dOlNT PLEASANT. AND sEAsHosE FONTS
IS0 p m Sunday. except Ocean Grove. so q. m
ATLANTIC HLDs.. sEARRIGHT. MONMOUTH
BCH EAST LONG BRANCH-4oO, $50. IL. % q m
30 345. 20 5.3s sundays 900 a m % .. m
P1lIADELPHHA (READING TERMINALl-S&.5-
TOO $500 % co. t1OO0. t11.OO a. m. fiaOf 81 90
80 tee 800 400 tooO tsoo " 80. $780, 40 %
24TH AND CHESTNUT sTREETLnz5. $500 ,iooo.
.i2o9 m, 200. t'4OO. 300 100 20 Is y m.
BALTIMORE AND wAsHINGToN-aoo .taoa.
,, .I2 90 - 90 r., 80 ., IS 90 ZOO ~
MILLIAMSPORT-i40O zt25. tsO0 us. 10 tio.O0.
HOO e Reading only. $780, Fl 20 ~ 90 M
Reading. Pottsviue, Harrisburg only taco. t5.Oo
zFrom Liberty Street only. 'Daily- tDaIy. except
qua. xSaturdays aExcept Saturdays
Offices: Liberty st. South Ferry.
eel 434 1900. 1854 Broadway. Isl str Az, IS Union
St. Brooklyn; 300 Broadway. williamsburg New YORK
Transfer Co calls for and checks baggage to destination
w. C. BESLsER G.. NJ BURT,
Vice. Pres. and Gen Mgr. Gen. Pass'r Az.ns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-12
THE WOOL MARKET.

Boston Nov 1.-THE demand wool continues active
with available stocks we'll reduced Fine fleece woods
heid firm but IN less demand than medium grades
or from Boston 1904
date have been OT5.s4T pounds 2N4 ais
pounds the period ~ receipts q
wool a. Boston January iao4 70 date
500 $50 pounds against 261 pounds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-12

Exports Tor tho week last year sea
Total exports since September 27a632
Total exports to laet 1SSl515
Stock at all United States ports ,........ ei560S
last year. ...e az .'e s7ss1s
Stock at all interior towns. 10000
.............. - ..e 'a''' SIS es1
liverpool az the same time last year 2isooo
stock OF American afoat for Great Britain.
same dine last year ~. u'ea' ur''ain =. s9sooo
The following net receipts Of cotton at all
ports since September
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-12
contract prices IN the local market to-day

foregn C0ftee Markets.-Rlo-I|offee
Rio 6So25; exchange, Il 916i receipts 900 bags:
shipments for the United States 10000 shipments for
Europe 1000; stock 81! 600 santos-Coee market firm;
ga syeraEa Santos $500; receipts 5000 bags; stock
1eeOe1 Haburg-Coffee market opened |. pig higher;
81 2Se net L 4 pig higher sales % 600 bags
hsvreonee market opened steady Z pig higher; at
7 une s5g at m unehanged: at $50 advanced
Sa5eh 0Oo0 are Brazilian; LAST week. 1904 900 and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-12

American refined. in paIs dull SIS Cd BUTTER good
United states. steady, Tts CHEESE strong; american
finest white ass 81. American finest. colored AIS id
TALON. prime city steady. Els Cd TURPENTINE.
spirits steady 39s ROSIN. steady Is Sd LIN
SEED OIL steady. rs PETROLEUM. quiet 6lsd-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-12
Railroads..

hQttTOUUS.
PEN YLVANIA
RAILROAD.
THE ONLY FoUR-TRAcK LINE LEADING
OUT OF NEW YORK.
1871 EgksH Esd
fS% sa sss 1a @
FOR THE WEST.
.s az 4 MM. -lH AGO SPECIAL
.1oS M-THEH o PEN khM1TkR Lrm1rED-as
M-cHSeHe o A SSisa Sc LOUIS EXPRESS
:s-ss S % VT kSHsS I EzFREss.
MsAszElc AsTr RES cIxc1ssAr1 EXP.
-. wAsH1s ssstst AND SbG TIE SOUTH
dS S., g -. - 20 'e55 .lo5S - o. 'i255 10
P e 10 night sunday Is. Is :io65 a m,
10. 90 ('3,25 Congressional Lmited) '425.
souThERN RAiLWAY~s25. 4.25 p m 1910 a. m.
ATLANTIC COAST IlNE-s25 a. m and s25 ?. m.
sEABoARD AIR LINE.-12.25 D. m and 1910 a. m.
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILwAY-s2S p. m.
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILwAY.-7.55 a m. week
FOR OLD 'f P6IST GoMFoRr and NoRFoLK-755 a. m
ATLANTIC CITY.-9.55 m. and ? SIS D weekdays.
f faEG BkNta IsBRT xix North A.suy Park
an In Rsf Brane d s 5 M lays
sundays. BIS m. and 4 % m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA
sos rs. .I.5s. s25 s55. .eG 1865. ass 't1o-25
.1Oo5. 1155 M, IL Is. '1255. 100 . TO- 255. 1928
s5S 4SS '42s AZ tt4 50 for North Phadslphla 0niyl
oniyl p M i21O night week dsys, sundays. 6O6
1928 $3.50 siS5 .s2S ass - Is Ga Ks for North
Philadelphia only. '455 $3.50 So T55. SIS. 25
l9Sb for North Philadelphia only D Il. 10 night
'Dining Car tExtra-fare train.
Ticket offices Nos 46l 1854 1i3 2Gl Broadway. 1872
Firth Avenue below 2Sd stu 263 Fifth Avenue corner
18TH STD; i Aston House. and stations named above
BROOKLYN Court Street. $50 Fulton Street. 800 Broad
way. and Pennsylvania Annex Station The York
Transfer Company will call for from
hotels and residences through o destination.
Telephone '543 Chelsea for Pennsylvania Railroad Cab
Service
W. W. ATTERBURY. r. WOOD
General Manager Pass'r Traffic Manager.
GEO w BOYD,
General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-12

FLOUR AND MEAI-The flour market g YESTERDAY, Vas
prices Sales rather light confined to gintsr
Sstea Sc sSass IS winter
Ter PsisP'' ssas 'ssa9s ! Se
a sH6:9 F9Us s5n sgs5ss Eat s3sf
quoted Fine white ar and % sl.SM s. r 4S
oaoted western spring so; standard mddng SIC 49,
nogT d SS ~ BRAN ran s2oSS bulk and saO ddng 81
Gs25 red dog s27 So hOminy chop s2z 0o 0uiS' "a
s saS ssRsy s fsa' h sasas
support from good Is.
entire day opening the market was influenced
by steady cables and further reports about ob
standing BY BrOonhalI that the wsather there
parcuary strong throughout the day took the lead
strong cash situation From both the North South
T Tss xs s end sa h sPn
ed toward smaller Ter Ie s s next %sfe ABOUT M ushe
smaller last On top OF hess
checking the expectation of grain the ground that It
o IN to sena tine rauag OF FAMINE
The Southwest good buyer at CHICAGO and commits
their customers appeared very builish
IN sG the M kansas c ct an an"
oar trade heFe s @ stock
buyer Of wheat the Kansas city market Foreign
While Paris was 5a2o points io%ers and BUDAPEST
weekly crop private reports from
the Southwest that unavorable although in the
main conditions less complaint than
during the last few days The cash market here firm
with No red quoted 81 "a for 81 25 choice
No Northern Duluth 81 2a1s ahoat CoRN--At
first there hesitation in the market and prices
responded but feeby to the strength wheat but the
day wore and details of the strong cash situation be-
known prices advanced sharply, the close
IA sac higher in the local sales
of cash took place in Chicago at 11c May and
new cash corn was quoted 111ac higher while new No
yellow sold at New-York 6Sc q bushel There
notable increase OF export business. mostly late the
previous night sales reaching 10 loads hero and 30 loads
at cutporJs The interior movement only 276.000
bushels. against All 600 year here
closed strong at 671zc for No in 6S1ac
afoat: No white. 6sAo, and No . yellow 711so
I ahoat- oATS-The oats market influenced by
corn throushout the day and closed generally rm with
fair advance the previous night. Cash market
was steady, with prices follows: Mixed &c 80 10
81 1793514c; natural white. so 30 10 3e987c and
clipped white. SO to 30 II, 37Q391sc. RYB-Nominal
BARLEY-Marlket steady; feeding quoted at 461sc
NeW-York. Wheat. including -four. exports for the
week according to Bradstreets. aggregate I454,27e
bush against l4S2 20e bush s2S
for the same week last Since July l. 1904 they
aggregate 2eSss 439 bush 81, 75 bush
year Corn exports for the week 05I BUSH
e2I last week and 6ss2s2 year;
1904 they 10 1885, $50 bush. against 26sOe7s last
year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-12

LaCkawanna Railroad.
Leave New York. foot Barclay and Chrtstophsr stA
fs.OO A M.-FOr Binshsmtor and SYRACUSE
A M.--For Buffalo. Chicago and ST. Lo1fA
40 r. M.--For Buffalo and Chicago.
"a 90 p Scranton aid Plymouth
800 F. M--For Buffalo ana Chicago
as P, M--For Buffalo. Syracuse. Utica
$500 A A.--For ChicagO-slespers open o p. -.
tickets H.. go 1888. 1s34 Broadway. N T.: -
Brooklyn "Dally fExespt sunday.