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New-York tribune., 1905-11-22

se1Ac. after selling as high s7Ac and s7Ao and
as low as SEC to s61sc-
Trade in the corn Dit active and general
shorts buying freely on the decline at the opening.
There was considerable covering for a prominent
packer but it was the mere closing Of a spread
between oats and Local receipts wers S7
cars Of which nine were contract. Shipments were
s3OOO bushels Estimate for tomorrow. 30 cars
The highes- for December was 44<c. and the low
est 4Szsc The close 44i5c to 4i4c. May closed
at 4ssc to 455sc after selling low as 43l1c and as
high 437sc
The oat market comparatively strong. con-
sidering the weakness IN wheat and heaviness OF
corn. The decline in oats was much smaller than
in the other grains Trade was fairy active Re-
ceipts were 255 cars. with 50 estimated for to-
morrow Shipments were 252.OJo bushels Deeem-
ber closed at the top 27sc. selling as low as 2slsc
May sold from S2sc down 70 Sl$c closing at S2c to
32lsc.
Provisions were firm al the start, but later weak
eued There was some good buying Of lard early
by cash handlers. which caused the whole list TO
firm up Later the Cudahy Packing Company was
selling, lard rather freely. and the local traders
started a selling movement in sympathy with the
decline in coarse grains. The cash situation was
-arortad as excellent. January pork sold from
so 7s off 10 81 es January lard sold from s. S1s
L. IS 50 OF 10 S6 s5as5 S7iz January ribs sold from
e - 70 81 523s Hog receipts were $500 head, and
,r;qes at the yards we're sc lower.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-22
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Nov 21-CATTLE-R 900 head:
market steady Common TO prime steers - W
asa 20: cows 81 S0qS4 hefers s2GSJ; bulls s2S4;
etoclers and feeders SO 1854 Is; calves S2QSI HOGS
ReceIns 80 600 market lower. Choice TO prime heavy
S5 q5: medium good heavy. 81 71$4 So strong
ght butchers S$4 30; good 10 choice heavy mixed
e. 7G6S4 so: packing, S4 45IS4 SO IS
IL COO: sheen steady; lambs. hshe- sheep ouS' So'
vearJfngs IS bOTS6: spring lambs, 80 6VGy>i %
S1snr7natf Nov 21.-HOGS easy; butchers ana sfIf-
ra-s 81 a. common S4Gs4 So CATTLE steady .sr
- good shippers 81 10fls4 rs; ss2 % SHEEP
sTssdv s3riS4 IS LAMBS steady. 81 5OIsl 90 .
East I3uftslo 21-CATTLtl-Reecip pts. ZUo he1d'
ac,Iva ana steady prime 50 40ge5 sn plng
a. T5Gs5 as: butchers 81 256S5: heifers 50 = ~
cows ana bulls, So 501S4. VEAIs-Receipts 90 neaG,
ective, So 5O9SS so HOGS-Receipts 5000 head sifIy
active shade lower heavy s. o59Ss 10 Few soI g 7S
1nxed IS O5as5 10; porkers 81 9o0S4 90; pigs - I
IS To- roughs 25as4 50: stags sSq$3 SO SHEEP ASD
TAbrBS-Pecepts. 400 head active. sneep seeig,
TsaSs 81 gher lambs So 75dfs7 40; yearngs 50 75Ss
Seters So 5odS5 s5gs5 % sheep mixed s. 90
ass so ., -.->rYy 7,..,,.. - 5ao IN
Guiding 700 scutherns. Market steady e lOc hlglet
6oice export and dressed beef steers S5$ 90 far 70
Eooi So 0<4 90; Western steers 81 T5S4 50 stocsers
ern cows 81 mass native 81 75gS5 90 nstive he1
GRNceipts $4,000 MarKet steady 10 &c lover. Jgp
81 s2 buk Of sales 81 7oGS4 so: heavy "a T5as4 s2
packers 81 76@S4 s2ir; pigs and hght 81 ootS4 q
sTIEFP-Receipts 800 Market steady and active Ma
tIy. lambs 25S7 lambs s. s7 TO- ewes
and yezrIins 81 2SS5 co. Western fed yearlings 50 5
s5 so western sheep 25gs5 so: stokers and feed
A~ss
New-York tribune., 1905-11-22
EADINC SYST Z nj
NEW Jersey CENTRAL r. r.
} W est Z3d ST, " r.
: Foot Liberty St n. r
STATIONS:

H. "
STATIONS: Foot Liberty ST, n.
Time shown below is from Liberty ST. s5d 81
leaves earlier noted BY designating
x,-xx
EASTON BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND MAUCE
CHUNk-z4.O0 ais Eastonl 9.lO A. M. I29 &4os
500 (p5.45 Easton only P. NJ SUM- z40 A. IL. LOos
wfiH I IsBAfsRE AND sCRANToN-s1O A II. I.2o 500
L. NJ. Sundays, z450 A nj, 800 P NJ - -.
LAKEWOOD. LAKEHURST. TONS RIVER AND Bah.
NEGAT-z4.OO. $40 A. NJ $780, 500 Uakewood anS
!akehurst. 1870 c4.15) p. NJ Sundays $50 A. NJ
Lakewood and Lakehurstl
ATLANTIC CITY-s9.IO A. NJ. kt3. 40 P. n. -
f0NC5 BRANCH. ASBURY PARK. OCEAN GROVE.
POI.ST PLEASANT AND SEASTOFeE POINIsS--zs96s
so NJ, xet2-4O xi 20. gas, a5 10 b5O 6.SVs
iI2O1. sundays, except Ocean Grove. 300 A N' AOV
AfI2HTIc HLDs.. sEABRIGHT. MONMOUTH BcH,
FAST LONG BRANCH-z4.O0 $3.50. 30. 11S0 A. ~
80 k3.45. 40. $50. $50 P. NJ. Sundays eco A M.
PaiETADFIPH1A.z4 30 rn7.oO ms 90 800 O.; m'Ioo 90 90
ali A. u~12 90, m100. 900 500 400. nnsoOos
me- 90 ZOO "a so. 900 SO so P. NJ, j'12 - mdt
NO 90 mIs4OO. 5000 200. sf2 Is
REA1TTG HARRISBURG. POTTSVIL.LE AND WILL
IAMSPORT-I lz4OO. "A 20. 1900. l910 1000. noo
a NJ Reading only HOO, 90. % 90 P NJ Read
ing PottsviIe. Harrisburg only t4Oo 800 7S0 P H.
sDaiv, tDaiy except srndsy ssundays tPaTlor
ing car xsaturdeys only. zFroU Liberty 81. only: -
from Trentv-third stTeet-b5.20 P. M c3-50 p NJ
p. M. 80 p. NJ. jff.5O p. NJ. k32o p NJ
0Hfces: Liberty West 23d St. Astor House. 2S1
A34 1900 1854 broadway 1S2 9Th Ave 2S1 5th Ave- IS
Trion square 27aS 81 2I9 West 18th St. 2+5
T7TooEvn; Broadway Williamsburg New York Trans
fer Co ca fo- checks baggage TO destination
w G. BESJER. c NJ BURT
yice-Pres & Cen. N1r- Gen. Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1905-11-22
NEwYoRB DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER

PATENTS rIo5-R sprnE patents s. Toas winter
70 ss Ps It s6s6 ssss e 3
% 81 9s oRNMEA & L Rsry sTshd sfsdy s& SgSts SSs ~. KIN
quoted fine white ana yellow 81 .: eosT.s. Ie5
en spring s17 10: standard midlins ST aOur do
9 50 Red 3 Pos ssni i ss IS m g sacks ds og 81
snd S So SIS ss9 SACKS 0s ei meal So 'ok
GRAfN-wHEAT-Exts liquidation from all direc-
tions mainly based on bearish Interpretation by the
supply and demand conditions the world
peT bnsh todaS It Closed At the lowest day and
tSy a s sSTn f'o 'rs
ATsenna m ma VII % Tss % IN he pono OF e ns Fs
and Cordova promises 70 Be good while in the southern
about per cent Later In the day big receipts at the
aTsitionai seng motives midday the 'Bradstreets
eeass for or he Week Of $1,000 bush compared with an
last OF bush Throughout the day
the recent bgl interest Chicago this reason
n ) FR0gn o8gT @ e SaaoIs sEa Late s i fay
S9d up m os es ng m qd9n to Tea rsaoP Pnpsg I had
bush compared with 1ss2 oco bush year age FOREIGN
declines the previous night It to
p6 un an u6 se
Srs ma & w's sor aG an 81 noat a. % orhr
Duluth @9 a7d No was hsTa mSasb .22 s'
corn in various markets under which prices declined
rahied BY shorts eventually succseded in Tayins
prices in New-York No net higher TO IL net lower
Shorts the only buyers. heavier receipts
are expected very little
export sales being limited 2 loads here and
IL loads The primary receipts were e0sooo
hush compared with coo bush the previous At
Chicago there was little commission ho1se buying Of
Nav in but other feature The
market here rather follows: No
and IS zc b afoat No white 56c,
os M yellow, b61ac b afloat. OATS-The market
fer oats was easier but steader in the afternoon
on small es ates wednesday. which caused covering
of shorts. The cash market was steady as follows:
natural white, 30 TO 32 10, 35ts9
87zc clipped white 90 TO 40 No. 5000 Exporters
az = Z New-York BARLEY-Market quiet; feeding.
GOItc and mating 50a6119c. both Buffalo BUCK
ITIIFAT-hfarket dull 6396314c. delivered New-York
New-York tribune., 1905-11-22

maEke, firm and moderately active wssna WITH crop
movement TO date: Receipts. rough, 14llso 5S5
1026.s36 last year Sales cleaned estimateoy n
pockets compared 59S 755 time yea -oers
Screenings, common and fair styles. sold up .sao
plentiful. Market strong. Talmage. ChaIlests II 925
graphs Carolina crop movement TO date;
bbls; sales. 10311 Market firm; fair demand X m
follow: Domestic screenings 3SfS1@c; second
&C; choice heads. AZ I44.c; heads, 54o
fancy heads, bz 96c: Japan domestic As
S4zeroH.c; Java 435q+%c; Rangcon In bono
uGAR-Ftefined sugar was STEADY. with =, ths 1vav
changed and demand fairly active espaclay ~ 80 re-
Of Withdrawals contracts Prices quose 4oc
Iess per cent for cash: Cut loaf and crusne9'
mould 4, 505c; cubes, 4e5c: xxx podTerea' Soc: Soc:
Ro~Gered coarse powdered and fruit PoWdeee ans
sase eonfectoneTs granuated, 4e5c; Eagle ~ tega
and PIP bags of fine granuIated. $50 Eagle nne Q.
STANDARD grRnuated diamond A, 400; eonIec ~
a, tooe; No l. 4 35c: Nos and 8. 4Soc: NO 4.
20 o. 4loci No O. 1oc; No Z. 4.05c; No &C; no y
9Soc 10 10 SsOci No II, 1850: No 12 OSoc NOS 10,
"A nla 10 Iac The London cable reported STOCK IN tIe
nited hlngdorn IoGoo against 61.o00 same sls
Ihs year ana the bondon market for sugar beets vas '
quoted at SIS AID and December al es 90
ne New1ocK market for was steady 70 n
Win prices unchanged and centrifugal, SO test quoteo 81
Se mgIsGovadc 80 test i56c and molasses sugar o.
test 1-Ioc Tho cables from the six principal ports OF
Suoa report the receipts for the week at 1900 tons
pared Win none last week and last year tpots
from te same ports were 12S0 tons against eeVv tno
900 tons conrasted the before and
l2of last year No eenrals grinding last week or
the week before, hut grinding time last
New-York tribune., 1905-11-22
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

po.ton Nov 21-Trade been irregular IN the wool
aTe There continues be good demand for medium
and Wyoming being especlaIlg
active Prices steady great oeai OF inerest -
because OF the possible lluence o.
cbsness there upon local prices. Territories are
sctye pulled woods quiet Foreign grades are hTR:
follow: Ohio and PennSylyania
and above s5d36c X 34a35c; No l. 4oG4lei No = 4oS
Sic ana nnashed 2Sd29c onequarer blood
S4435c bIood 8435c; oneha 6Sa i me
%asbed s7a371se. Mchigan-Fine unwashed: 2tGZsS'
one1ha blood. unwashed 33g34c threeeignshs PoG %
tSckT indiana etc-Three ghths and onequaTer oi99d
fine. 22GJ23c; heavy me, IJg
3oc fine medium 22a2Sc medium zIa2Se Sc l2M @ n
rsd1I1 23df24c medium 2TQ2sc; low medium - q -e
Ttah and Nevada fine, 23Q24c heavy fine Igg z 5at i
medium 2142Sc; low redluIl; q 4-
Dakota fine 22d23c; fire medium "a ac medll' ac4
o., low medium 2TG2Sc. Nominating cholce 11g
3I. 6ne average. 2425c: fne medium eholce. -s
average 24Q25c: staple 2S429c: Heolum choiee -oe-'
New-York tribune., 1905-11-22
Cash Quotations.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York. November =, l3V0.
,o-r-r-r.7h. continued switching from DeceTaoeF 70
,,s5 positions was feature Of todays business ~
,5See market Of the 1000 bags reported al
-. shNTf o6 Oog bags consisted OF exchanges Inc LA
vs. showed fairly STEADY tone. owing 20 htgner eaH
- - ard CONTINUED light Brazilian receipts. out at
-ses little fresh support and after opening Pot.s
her closed steady net unchanged TO points higher
1Ss1r Santos firms. IL Is said confirm their Ttsno
ssrsfe estimates OF the present crop OF around
80 ans bass and the present falling on IN the
r5vfrnen may from weather. the fact tat
-p4o- receipts running little under last year Hg
-ss hss tendency the reports Of comparatively
Ygs stocks The interior. Perh2ps the hrInness at
Tv-e reelected some such OF the situation At any
Tsfs mat market was = to = franc higher and ham
49, rTss Partial L pfeung higher. Neither of the
t-sSsn markets reported any change, and receipts at
ne two ports yet having had time 10 show the re
Senf falling interior movement continued fu
a. 00 bags against $500 bags last year The mar
IL. for coffee Quiet but steady with QuotaLions
"a the basis Of 5-16c for Rio No I.
re range contract prices in the local market to-
En-r ~
New-York tribune., 1905-11-22
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
IBy Telegraph to The TrIbune- ]


r,Ltoaco NOV 2I-Wheat to-day had to be care
fuIlv guarded to prevent weakness developing into
ranie December particularly heavy, and the
sDread between It and May widened TO &c. At the
ciosa december showed loss Of 15sc and May &c.
with all the weakness. some No. 2 red sold to
r,;llers in the country at from iAc to &c over
T1eceu,her Corn was heavy. with much for sale BY
,au holders but the controlling interest on the
,,,II aide did not add TO the weakness BY Offering
,nucb May showed &c loss, and November, which
us noninaIly worth 47e was offered In the last
i,,,tes of the session from that price down TO
zsa with sellers az the latter as the bell 70 close
was sounded Oats recovered all OF Slight de-
c,gns made early in the day. Provisions were ex-
.-a-,eIv dnIl and prices somewhat lover.
All the early news and influence was decidedly
hesrish. and hit the bull side hard in the wheat
ry,o-iret causing a slump in values There was in
rrease5 linuidation Of December and wheat hold
ers were heavy sufferers Local receipts were iii
cars. compared with us the same day last year
.hinnents hence were % 600 bushels. Estimate for
to-morroT IA cars December sold from soc down
70 s3ssc closing at $3.50 May closed al Se7se and
New-York tribune., 1905-11-22
NEW YORK. new HAVEN 8 HARTFORD \. R.

trains denar from Grand Central Station. 42d St and
follows for 4.tt,o-n, s-tt1o.n.
BosT4N' 4ia 1.6o Ns .TIPd:61 .El8:oo 500 soe,
sf12:06 P NJ Vie wlllimantco-dfs:C9 200 a a n ~ " fzgo y
yvORCFSTFR and FTTCHBURG. via PUTNAM.f5 2 x
- arS NOPFOLK-fS-49 A. NJ. 1881 =. ID
or RGRRTNGTON. STOCKBRIDGE. I1ElSO8s PITTS
FIFT.D-44 30. 1879 a. M 1881 7. N - .,.... "a
cGrand Central station ana cltn oss
alec at c2e1 Is5, Broadway e23 Union sq9srs
100 Etf+L Ave- c245 columbus Ave. c6f9 Madison Ayes
c97s West i25th ST. 279s Third Ave In Brookyn' eS4%
$50 Fulton st. $50 roadway ,,r.z 9. -s,.---
at I9sth st. Sundays only fPaTIor , Jer IL t
New-York tribune., 1905-11-22
Yester-

me local market spot cotton closed quiet and IN
ga al Il l6c for middlng upland and II 400 for MID
s SliL Southern spot markets we're telesrtt6aeG -s
ca Noroik steady. lice higher. at 10 ll-loc SAFES
- oa-es Baltimore nominal; unchanged At 1Crtc ee-
Ses.a Steaey, higher lose sales. BOO bales
1-hAh duii sc lower 10Ssc sales All bales Mo
s cslet sc lover IUlac sales, 30 bales GaNestoll
rs higher AT il32c: safes, 100 bales New
I-Iec higher at 1l3sc; sales 80 bales Car4g'on
--lyels and sellers Wilmington nominal tstl-
- receipts leading points for to-day Al Ho9sto
so" 10 a go bales against last week and $3.50
year; al Galveston. - 00c TO 22opo bales agais'
1i-us last week ard 2I year, and at New
last year s
Receipts the pors and interior points to-day. com
New-York tribune., 1905-11-22
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Nov 21-Closng: CoTToN-sPG3t gust: s{
prices points higher; American mddlng faIr 59da
sood niddIing midding. TSd low midding b6Zd:
sooi ordinary SID ordinary, 52sd The sales Of the
of which 800 for Sspeeuatl2n n
and EXPORT and included 1900 American Receipts 9oO
American. Futures opened STEADY
and closed steady: American mdding G. November;
* esd; November and December; 56Sd; peeern6er ana
< January February, 5.f4d; Februa' y
snd March 3 nd March and April 5-s0d; april and
5.S1d May ana June. o.oSd: JUNE anu 'N'' '-'
I,1lv and AUGUST. bs5d
New-York tribune., 1905-11-22

coTDoN-Duriug The lart hour OF yesterdays session
eio"ing the census report the market experienced
rices reached high levels the
e were about 10 TO lS popts above the low level of
ced a4c irregular net ib TO 3 points higher. Sales
ior tEe Cav estimated I 100000 which
session. The excitement was caused by the report Of
tie census bureau giving the Of g1,ued
November Il 749sl9I bales against 9.7S6i6 bales
as year ana bsi5ltG bales IN 1903 Local estimates
70 the probable showing Of the report just
Issued averaged around 100000 bales Before tho
vas issued the market very quiet The opening
steady advance OF 3d7 points higher
cables than expected but confidence
IN the few buhsh opinions going the rounds ans the
q TIE previous day Inside Of minutes after
report was issued December had advanced from l052c
70 ll-75c and May 1O92c 95c. There the
utmost confusion the advance and prices moved 10
mere was clean jump OF 90 points between one sae
en1 the next and short sellers seemed veritabiy panic
stricken There active realizing later responsible for
e illal reacuon toward the close but the remaining
khoTt interest remained and unsettled. in
F Of the possible showing Of Liverpool this morning
@ the eect of the report on Southern holders Deduc-
tons as 10 The crop based figures gnned p No
enosr "a vary considerably. If the estimates OF
ths National Ginaers Association per the
total ginned the date In question yield would
apparently approximate 600cG0 bales u the
Pen has been gnned during bu5 the indicated cro2
Ie5 Ne1GD90 bales II the details Of :ae
epon that fun crop has been raised IN the Eastern
central sections OF course every season IS law 70 itse
N the way OF the and relative rapidly Of
Enng and the crop subject is stin one open TO oontio
70 say nothing Of the fact that the trace VIII soon
s oeluged with reports effect that all gins have
@ reported 70 which official statement is made 50
any event however. the report cailot ENt %
coered as favorng small estimates o. the yield very
materially and viii probably have Cec1ed influence
among southern who already being canFaSsed
Tor pledges Association TO hold
S5gtVD bales o1 the crop for 15c or ninety days
The range contract prices in the local market to
New-York tribune., 1905-11-22

RACSN quiet Cumberland cut 26 to 30 lbs 45s short
fib i6 "a lbs 49s Cd long clear middes light y to
AS backs G to 90 lbs 4Gs eie3r bellies M Ia
to 16 THs SFIOUIsDERS-Square, II 10 10 IDS
quiet SIS LARD firm; prime Western in tisrGes Sls;
American refined. IN pals. SIS % BULIElI.5oo1 BUT ,;
fnsst white SIS Cd: American anest coloIed COS TAI
IOW-Prme city steady, rs 6d ICtiif1N
EASY ass cd ROSIN-Cormon steady. los 112d
New-York tribune., 1905-11-22

Cssb quotations were as follows: FLOUR easier and
aboffr c lower; WHEAT. No = s9CinS: o3Qe9c; 70 o.
S43 Sc No red S39s4Sdc: CORN No 7oo 7ooo,c3 90 =
1 56G5fc. OATS No 2. 205sc; No VIII S2RS2 Z C.
cod feeding 37d37 fair 10 choice ma ns 81 4aS
ETSXSEID No No No thwestern p; TIJN s,5 5S
rot-art gaGe s13GSl3 -; PORK mess per III St2
ass 81 LARD, per 100 r. S'aS ssort clear sdss
aore53 Sc S7l2aS7; WHIsKEY, Lasls q hisA VINES vines
si az ON the Produce Exchange BtIFEIt was steA1-y
-soT,ar 23c dairieg 17s26c EGGS steady az
CaSes irc luded 1ST24c: frse @4c: prime hiS'S' 80
extras soc: CHEESE firm. l24s I9@ic-
T,,,,-b Nov 21-CIose: wHEAT-No l northern
sic; No Northern, 7sa4c December '9'2c Nay "5sC
NTuvauEee Nov 21-wHEAT-No Northern, elJY
s7In No Northarn s3dS514c; May, 669sGs61%c e17e
RyE-Tc / 69I2c. BARLEY-No :, J1ci sa-lp4s o ~ y
54c CORN-Bfay. 43s.c bid
,5tnnsaroIis Nov 21 - Close: THEAT-DeceIn2sr
7osc: Nav sake ! hard. Sc; No NoTte- - ?. a.
No , Northern roc FLOUR-First pgtents - ylS
second patents 81 50qS4 60: first clears - t-S5 ''
Second clears 81 z5gS2 IS. BRAN-In bulk Sli 90
Pbiladelptia Nov. 21-WHEAT-Contract grade no :
red closed weak. 1RQ1c lower; Novc:nosT ezss &c &c
CT1RN-No mixed steady; November. 5Ot9y,2c -
Closed quiet; No white. natural, S'7t43Ic; 10 =
ern creamery 24c do nearly prints. 28c E5lSt1Ezn
nearby fresh on ale; nearby fresh and eSler
fresh soc al mark. cFIEESE-F1rm but quiet: Ne
York full cream fancy, 134l914c; do choIce Ici l9
ga oGe f. in sacks wheat - eco bush; corn 6OOO bush
Shipments: Wheat, 1900 BUSH CON-
iS COO bush: cats % 600 bush
G. louis Nov 21-C1ose: wHEAT-No . red, cash
s47 GSs7sct December. &c; May. S5i@gs5fsci No
6ard e2ttaS5Izc. CORN-No cash. nominal: Deem
eenaber soc. May 51Ac; No white. 32c.
7-o,edo Nov H-CLOvERsEED-Cash 81 81; Decels-
ber 81 a7ls: January IS o5 February. s. 10; March,
IS Is TsI.sIilE-Prime. IS. TIMOTiY iY-Frime. 81 o..
New-York tribune., 1905-11-22
souTHERN COTTON MARKET.
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Nov 21.-C1osing: wHEAT-spot firm; NJ
red Western winter. Sc md futures easy; peceTber
es 1f&d; March s. IIa<d; May, 6s i0izd. CORN-Spot
steady American MIXED ss 1d; futures steady: JAM
FLoUR-st Louis fancy winter STEADY s5 60 HGfs 't
ext mess us % PORK-Prime mess Western
HAMS-Short Ia 16 lbs. steady, 4os 6d
New-York tribune., 1905-11-22
RhIIIN0RC 3 GMa RAILROAD

ROYAL BEUE Line 1AtAaNS
OI'IfEE HOUR On TIE EVEN HOUR
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
Lava Street 10 minutes sdEHer eASept MD
night Irain so u.
A'-
Daily Diner.
Daily. Buffer.
,r-,.-., limited" 400 nm Daily. Al Pullman.
street. Daily Diner.
A@' y Daily Buffet.
sZI5 ght. Daily. Seeperk~
TRAIN SERVICE
TuHOCGH TRAINS DAILY TO TEE WEST.
StH- VorL jtv West 23d ST Liberty ST.
EEtiruo ittSltyrg SIeepsr... 1915 me-
ShicaSo Cnunbus, Diner. so am 1900
STttshnry Cleveland. I4mitsd..-. 350 pm 100
.riftsburg Iimted.' Bufet..... $50 pm ZOO D m
CinriuDau St Louis sleeper - l150 pm lzls Mt
FjncinnatI St LOuiS. Dincr-... 80 a m 10 90 m
Cincinnstf ST. Iouis. Diner. $50 pm. SEQ m
OfScss t67. 2f1. +34. 200 RroadN az = Astor House
,oe 25 U.so Square w. 89l Grand St.
y v. s5s Fulton ST BROOKLYN: I'D St. and Liberty ST.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-22

FoTegn coffee markets: FoCoffee market steady; No Z
Rio sSj; exchange lG 5I6d: receipts. Is bags
eays) shipments States 5000 bags; ship
Europe, 5000; stock, $4,000 Santos-Coifee
quiet good Santos $3.50 receipts,
tsgs rWO DAYS; stock, I512oo Hambrrg-Ceffee mar
ket opened unchanged: al > p unchanged 10
Z pig higher; sales. 5000 bags. HavTe-Cofee market
opened steady higher at Il advanced L franc;
at unchanged 20 ! franc higher; at $50
changed; total sales, 25,O00 bags
Ths statistical position OF Brazilian coffee Is fol
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igJs a. the rcr.s and interior points to-day, com
with ths sarla a. III week ana last Ee2r:

Son Exchange special Liverpool eaoles' sro- 400:
teiei. sales speculation ana eto66t7
9ecan 200; receipts. 9.oc5 Arnericsn 80 1pis I'M
opened ste1aaS a. :"
egance months and points aotale 80 SITts
gSilcEs closed STEADY al zdTaIlce p-..-H
November ans S0tsTnher I1ecerrser 5-6sd December
ssnlaTy 5.7oi: January-FebEuary 5Tzc 49,
etta: Marel-Aprii 5Sed; Apr-May. 6Sld; e.e.
oesa; June-Juy, ESD Juiv-August 3eoa- 5iS
deacy
ESSENTIAL. oII.s-The general market IS hTin f -In
VII ouge-s taxing al offerings o. py az &c eIs1
s5esf Anizs 81 331S1 .: beTgaTnot. = - . o., S9I
-soc: citrcnei native f=1z 1850 eiaNe5, ess7ol
Sescs bottles s5a9oc: croton. 152 SIC clteo 9s
enon 5Gs e. lemons ass sass 20; psnnyroyal - .
= 20. pspDe-n n tns 5o cases. 50 l3aS5 %
Ias nstarl 5sfF5c. srearnint 81 %; aisy - 80
VT sggeen natural 81 e59S2: synethetc SsG41 xyt
sed. s3Qs3 IS; Rofrwoo1. SS 25QS5 so JSJOIf' &c &c
ssltiFE well a Jobbing at inH pfloes, N1i..l
-oitd folicws. Geptlan, 47ze; siase asI "a.
Lescked. l2c: unrieached 9I0c: 20 cen seal 81 Otl
snseHg, Northern SO 75as7 -. S0ut5e n. 50 SS o..
essfeEu, 5g9ST =. seneca tAI5sc.
P..sia Honduras. 25S2se Mexican ll.ee s5z1Ae' ~
saIG. Soffzzc. Texas. S1H3sc: Canada lS4Zec-
flour AND Mt-Als-fiusness IN ho1r Has dEI.
ssy owing declining wheat market ana ssieIl
cfs-eace os buyers There several sinai s4ts ~
siz1er sraesg Prices we're shsae io"eT ieE sP4.As
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Railroad.
Lackawanna

Lackawanna Railroad.
N. Y. Barclay and Christopher sta
ts.00 A M.-For BinEhamtoB and Elmira
SIC. 90 A. M.-For BufYalo Chicago and 81. Louis
s1.40 p II For Buffalo and Chicago.
f400 p M.-For Scranton and Plymouth
5 E M.-For Buffalo and Chicago.
ss.l5 p M.-For Buffalo. Syracuse Utica
100 A M.-For Chicagc-Sleepers open $50 p. N
Tickets at 14s. 42s 1888 1434 Broadway. Y. Y: sss
Fulton ST. Brooklyn .Daiy. Except Sunday
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

rs.,, ,-or 2t-FTOTTR firm. WHEAT-spring easy:
No Northern S57sc; winter nominal re SofIH ~ qSLe @
No yellow. sic; No 2 white, 4S72c- O-AA" -i-N' ~
white 34Ac; No mixed 3354c- -,
Cbtearo Nov 21-The leading futures ranged as fol