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New-York tribune., 1905-11-24
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKET.
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
GBy Telegraph to The Tribune, ]


Chicago, Nov. 23.-Damage of serious kind to
the wheat crop of Argentina was the prin-
cpal factor to-day in the wheat market
here. 1t the cause Of 4c advance
in the active futures. Change to wet wealth
er in the corn belt gave bulls the advantage,
resulting in 14c rise in December and 1sc for May
Provisions were firm at a material advance. In
spite of lower prices in the European markets
wheat opened firm in the local market at from 1Sc
TO &c above Yesterdays closing figures. Bad news
concerning the Argentine crop stirred up the local
operators and revived the bull spirit. Business
fairly active and while the bears were on the de-
fensive they attacked every advance Local re-
CENTS were n cars and shipments 12,ooo bushels;
estimate for tomorrow. 116 cars. December closed
at Ssssc TO ssc The highest S9sc. and the low
est SIC May sold S64c S7sc s714c, closing
at SIC 10 S7lsc
There was enough local bullish news 70 offset the
slump in corn prices abroad. Wet weather in the
West and moderate receipts were the main infiu-
erce in improving the market Local receipts
were 300 cars. and shipments $4,000 bushels; esti-
mate for Tomorrow 57S cars The highest for De
cernber 41zc the lowest 4Ssc to 4ssc The close
was a4ssc. May closed at 44e after selling as high
as 441se and low as 4s14c-
Liquidation was the feature of the oat market.
and prices early developed weakness. Business
was rather light, and there little inquiry for
export. poor car conditions preventing much ship
ping business. Receipts 166 cars, OF which
eleven were contract Shipments hence were 25S 900
bushels estimate for tomorrow 1s5 cars. Deem
Der sold from 2sssc 29c. closing at 2sssc
2slac May closed al &c. after selling from s2lsc
down to 31szc.
Provisions ruled dull but frmer. There was a
general feeling OF distrust manifested by traders
against the November product, and the few offer
ings that were on the market were completely ig-
nored This delivery is so tightly held that trad
fear 10 handle IL any side OF the market.
Little January lard has been delivered as yet but
the local crowd look deliveries to commence
morrow and continue up to the snA 81 ths month.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-24
NEwYoRK DAILY TRIBUNE. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER "a 1905.

choice Liverpool and london cattle mar
from this port to-day Friday C>Al4NES-Receipts
10 head ali veals. prices steady. with choice
stock offered: gooo veIfs So at Saws 90 Per
10 grassers ana neEliuais dressed calves
steady SdI3c city dressed veas and T911 2c
for country dressed.
Saes-S Judd u veals. 152 b at IS 80;
do 100 160 10 at $4 do. lIO ID, at 81
s. Sanders. & veals- l5S 10, al IS.
SHEEP AND I.AAIBS-Receipts cars $50
head. including slaUghterers 6 for the
with the stale Il sale.
Sheep steady and in light supply; lambs slow but
lower; about likely be carried over.
Ordinary good sheep sold S4S5 per 100 10.
81 medium to good lambs S7S7 culs at 50
No sales of Canadian Dressed mutton steady
IS1Gc per III. dressed lambs 10Q12lc-
Sales-Newton & 81 lambs 60 ID at
81 60: 145 Virginia do. 20 81 Ohio sheep 7S
n at 81 %, = Virginia do. 100 n. at 50
Sanders; lSS Pennsylvania lambs. II 10 at 81 10;
10 culs So Ib So IA Pennsylvania sheep los ~ al 81
keTns Commission Co: 1876 Buffalo lambs. 70 n. at
81 50 70 Pennsylvania sheep 13l 10, So; Buffalo DO,
1o7 10 at IS.
D. Harrington: 2Ss State lambs % b. at 81 e5
Juda & Co: 1%0 State lambs, 46 10, at 81 Jo do,
Al 10 at So IL State sheep los ID atS5 p; do, % b
Tobin & Shannon-2o1 Buffalo lambs. 10. 81
HOtFS-RecefFts 90 cars, 4-900 head, all for
doing IN live hogs. Feeling steady Country dressed
weights
s Judd & Co Gate yesterdaS1 IA Penn pigs. 81 70
at 50 90; state 76 u, 50 so: rough,
N Of
New-York tribune., 1905-11-24
OTHER MARKETs-sY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. Nov. 2s.-cATTLE-Reoeipts $500 head:
market steady; prime steers 81 909$6 60;
S2S6S4 IS: heifers S2G$5; bulls S2d$4 sockers
and feeders. 81 15a$4 15; calves, S2GST. HOCS-Re-
ceipts. 25.0O0 steady; good prime heavy
81 sdS4 So medium good heavy T5S4 50; strong
weight butchers. 81 S5q$4 9o: good choice heavy
mixed, 81 70aS4 so; packing. 81 30GS4 SHEEP-Re-
ceips 15e9o head; market higher sheep IS 75$5 so;
yearlings. s. 59IS6; spring lambs S6 1887 50
Cincinnati Nov 2S.-HCGS slow; butchers and ship
pers 81 30: S46S4 50. CATTLE easy: fair to
good shippers S4qS4 10. common. S2aS2 40 SHEEP
steady. SSGS4 10. LAMBS steady, 81 50GS7
East Bafalo, Nov. 3.-CATTIFI-Eecelpis 1eO head.
fairy active and steady prime steers 81 4oa$5 IS
shirning 81 1895 S. butchers 81 256S5 heifeS
sS 51S4 5o bulls, s. 50dS3 VEALS-Recepts 10 head;
active: $3 59G$S 10 HOGS-Receips 900 head fairly
active and strong; heavy mixed IO6S5 Is: pork
ers 81 95GS5 10; pigs. S. 05$5 Is: rogs 81 a1$4 81:
stags. $Sg$3 16. SHEEP and LAAAdRS-Receuts 1000
heaa active sheep strong; lambs, higher; lambs
80 750S1 co. yearlngs S6aSe 25; vethers IS 7S5 I5.
ewes S0gSo 70; sheep, mixed 81 50GS5
Kansas City. Nov. 2S--CATTLE-Reee 300 head
including uO Southerns market steady strong; choice
export and dressed beef steers S5$6 fair to good So 5OG
So Western steers 50 75$4 90 stockers and feeders
g 40GS4 70; Southern steers 40dS4 Southern cows
GS3 native 75SS so: native heifers 81 5Od
So bulls. SASS 80; calves, 50 25dS6
looo0 mead market strong and active: top S21 bulk
OF sales 81 70S4 so; heavy, 75S4
qS4 S22; pigs and lights, 81 45@$4 7T14 SHEEP-Re-
ceipts l5o0 head market rm native lambs IS 456S7
Western lambs, S. 25GST so; yearngs s4 25G
80 90: western clipped yearlings S5G$5 so; Western
Clipped sheep 81 25G$5 So stocer and feeders IS 5Oa
81 so - 1890 "O'Ne
New-York tribune., 1905-11-24
s,rPRENE cOURT oF NEW YORK. TRIAL

> TO be had in the County Of NewFork Morton Trust
under the Will Of Charles
IaUset deceased benefit Of Margaret ston and
against George J. Sto Charlotte
Ecksein Albert Sto Individually and as assignee - e
Genre Stoll undsr the vii OF Charles
1Js-,sals eoeese4 Gustav Sto Louis SToiI Andrew
re y-fihl~ o Zegfer. Guy Van Auringe Edward
C-harles Hauseit. defen1ants
Summons -r,,r,.
You are hereby summoned TO answer the con-
action and copy Of yca1r
a1sVrer on the plaintiffs attorney within twenty days
after the service this summons e1eIslEe d tae cay
ana in your failure To appear or
answer fadg1nent VIII be taken against you bS detaa
for relsf demanded IN tne coililalHI-
Dated Novea7het 1870
ARfF7S PHELPS PLAINTIFFS ATTORNEY once and
Postoniee Address No 81 Nassau-ss. Borough Of
To 9iaer-s j stoH Albert Stou. Gustav stoH, Louis
st.H snd Charlotte Eckstein defendants above named
ztrsusOzs by pnblica
+feg T-1rgaant to an order Of Hon Edward b Amend
t-9' -T,,--ioes n Supreme
S.yYoTk dated the 18th day q November 1865. and
the once o. the Clerk OF 1de
t17Irfv sf NsyYorE County Court House In zhe
Manbartau City oI Nsw-forE the
5e4+r rsv of November, 1905.
i711 71D1ateI Nevr-Yerk 10th November 1905
PHELPS. AtIog1sy for Plaintiff y Nassau
II -. > ETeristtau Foroueh. Sew-Eork City
New-York tribune., 1905-11-24
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

NoNeInurf
FEANs AND PEAs-Current demand for marrow beans
absorb fEsc L comes ana
+5s marked holds quee firm IN consequence Aaediuf
c1rffnre having faiF derIlzila AZ
general sales are 81 ST.. Red kidney have sod mo-
S.r S41rtnr rbe week Of the export orders
we're lled al 81 There il disposition at the cloSe
10 ASK lsttle money Domestic " kohsy 81
Very scsrce Turtle soup jobeiae at - Do e4ioE
eve rather easy. Scotch peas dull We quote Leans,
,e-Tsvg 1906 choice per bush. S2 .; medium 1879
cSoic So so pe2 1900 choice 81 81 e DO l9e4 choice
81 g1od, s. 69fSl 20: red kl-
ney 1908 s. so; black turtle soup 1872 eno - - -
sS O. fsfRFE,% PEAS scotch choice, bush 81 So
F3IJTTEB-Rsceipts to-day, 6,IS9 pkgs Ine general
IL satisfactory Fresh supplies are
cfrr forward quite freely and there Is increasing
osefl,I goods. The result Is
re frriags larger than present demand and this
feeling on most grades There
fev sales Of very high scoTtns fresa eresneFy q
official quotation which
S,S ts transactions above that price
pS 10 hardly quotation IAe Iaet Is that
~ do rhe market. the demand
fs,n~ confined quite closely 70 regular trade Leaving
rs aside thes certain value liberal concessions
New-York tribune., 1905-11-24

York by the grace Of God, free and independent.
Cooper Union for the Advancement of Science Art
TeofI KucieIski individually and of kin and
lesatee Kuciesk, deceased egatee; Charles
Kuces individually next of kin and legatee of
Isnac Kucielski deceased legatee Ludwig Kucielskt
TCwarzystWo Jakotcz Sspitala Braci
Bonifratrow, Caroline Bujarowzc, John BujarOwizc.
Anasasfa P0mietarz Julia Mayer. Wladysaw BonkoWsi,
Felix Kuciels the executor administrator
legal representative. Of Ignac Kuciels deceased
and National Company and to all persons inter
Austria deceased creditors OF kin or otherwise
60 reetfne You and each Of hereby cited and
REQUIRED personally and appear before Surrogate
of the County of York. at the SurrOgates
said County a the County Court House IN the
county of New York day Of January, 1906
bsiF mast ten clock of that day,
" there to attend judicial settlement of the
TI Iocaedngs Of carl A Hansnann ancillary Admins
frator with the will annexed Of the Goods, Chatels and
Credits of said deceased and such Of hereby
cited s= are under the of twenty-one
0irad to appear by your guardian If have If
You have none, appear and apply FOR one TO be
of neglect failure to do
guardian VIII appointed BY the Surrogate to repre-
sent and act you in the proceeding
In Testimony Whereof We have caused the Seal Of the
SurrOgates' Court OF the said County Of New
York 70 be hereuntO affixed. Witness, Hon
II. 81 County, the County OF New York, the 18th
day of October, the year OF Lord
thousand hundred and hve
a. DONNELLY.
Clerk Of the Surrogates Court
IIT7GFES ROUNDS & SCHURMAN. Attorneys Ior AnciI-
larry Administrator c. + a. 50 Broadway Manhattan
New-York tribune., 1905-11-24
READING SYSTE M
NFW TFRSFY CENTRAL. R r.
) " est I'D St. y n

West I'D St. y. II.
STATIONS: Foot Liberty ST. ~ r
below from Liberty St West sd Sd
earlier. noted by designating
EASTON. BETHLEHEM, ALLENTOWN AND MAUCH
TCHUNK-z4.OO G.1S Easton), 91c A NJ. I2O. 40.
500 (D54 40 EastOn only P NJ sun. z420 A. NJ l0e.
wfI.RE REsBARRE AND sCRANToN-s.1O 10 A NJ. 12O. 5O0
2. NJ. sundays z4S9 A, a. SgO P ~, ~, IN
NEGAT-z4.OO. 9.4O A. ", 15O. 800 Lakewood ana
Iakehurst kS4O. c4.I5) p NJ. Sundays $50 A. M
Lakewood and Iakehurst)
ATLANTIC CITY-s9.40 A N kfS.40 F. NJ -.
LONG BRANCH, AsBURY PARK OCEAN Grove. .
POINT PLEASANT AND SE2ASIiOikE FolN IS. q ~ ~
5 A. NJ, xe1249. x1 20. E4-45 a5l9. $50. 63O
512-OI sundays, except Ocean Grove, 800 A N, 400
ATT3STic FILDs. sEABRIGHT MONMOUTH BcH.
EAST LONG BRANCH-z4.O 90. $50 5; 30 II 80 A n
PHI HI ADEIPTIIA--z4 80 MOO msOO. 800 m'1ooo
ali 90 A NJ. nl%12 90 n1-00 900. 800 40 rn'Soe
u'e 90 = 90 30 900. 5000 P NJ. j'12 ~ mdt
BALTIMORE AND WASHINiToN-.s. m"1o-oS ~l2Oe
rps2N mts4O0 a6.O0, = 90. az 15.
FEADTNCS. HARRISBURG. POTTSVILLE AND WILL
IAMSPORT-l Iz4.OO - 80 $500. l910, dOoo. 1100
A M Reading ony). 100. 10, ~ p. NJ. Read
ing PottsviIe. Harrisburg only. Il 90 800 80 P. n
sDaiv. fDaiy except Sunday SUNDAYS. 4Parlor
cars only. Via Tamaqua aF1xcept saturdays nDtn-
ing car. xsaturdeys only zFrom Liberty 81: only.
From Tvventy-third street-b5-20 P NJ cS.5o P
go 20 p NJ. g430 P. NJ. jill so p NJ, k3.20 P NJ
0fsces: Liberty 23d St. Astor House. 2e1.
1s4 1900 1854 broadway. 1s2 5h Ave- PSI 9Th Ave- p
linton Square West 279S Sd Ave- 2I9 West 125th ST. 245
f31lclyr. 500 F3roadvyay Williamsburg New
fer Co calls checks baggage 20 destination.
W G. BESLER e M BURT.
vJce-Pres. Gen PasS'r Agent.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-24
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool, Nov. S.-C1osing-WHEAT-Sp firm;
No. red Western winter. 6s I'D futures quiet;
December, 6s sd; March 6s 111s d; May, 6s led.
CORN-spot, quiet; American mixed, 5s ID; futures
steady; January As AID; March As SA d. PEAS
Canadian, stock. FLOUR-St Louis fancy winter,
steady. ss Cd. HOPs-In London (Pachc Coast) quiet.
PoRK-Prme mess Western. nominal HAMs-Short Short
80 n. AS Cd short rib, 1G to "A b.
cd; long clear middes light, 2s to "a 10, AS long
middles heavy 80 40 ~ AIS; short clear backs
16 to 90 Ib AIS; clear bellies IA to 16 ~ AS Sd
HOULDERS-SCuare II to Is 10, steady, SIS LARD
Steady prime Western in tierces SIS American re
fined IN pals, ass Sd. BUTTER-GoOd United states,
nominalIy S5s CHEESE-Strong: American finest
white SIS cd; do finest colored. COS. TALLOW-Prime
city. firm, 23s Cd TURPENTINE-Spirits. easy, 45s-
ROSIN-Common. steady, los. PETROI4EUM-Rehned'
firm, I'd. LINSEED OII1-Steady, 1Ss Cd
New-York tribune., 1905-11-24
naE PE0PLE oE THE STATE OF NEW

York by the grace free and independent TO Fanny
Mary Allen Henry Allen Ralph Edward Allen Edward Allen
Gertrude Faith Allen, Mabel Allen Lillian Alien ChaIles
Sbutteworth Allen Robert Alien Frederick Allen VIII
lam Allen Florence Lelth Hay and the National surety
20 OF New York all persons interested IN the
estate Of Phip Allen. late Of the County OF New 1ork
deceased creditors legatees next OF kln OF
You OF hereby cited and
e0ifed personally to be appear before our surrogate
Of at the Surrosatss Court OI
said county the County Court House IN JHs
County Of New York 22d day OF DeceuDer 4VJe
at haIf-past ten o'clock the forenoon OF mat day
and attend judicial seeInent Of tne a.
count Of proceedings @. FTanckyn- as ao-
unistrst9r deceased and such OF you
as are hereby cited the OF tweutycne
years required appear BY your guardian you nave
one you none appear and apply Tor one 70
appointed. Of your neglect or tsIICre
70 guardian viii be appointed by the Surrogate 70
represent you in the proceeding
In testimony whereof the seal OF the
Surrugates' Court OF the said County OF New
.....-. York I be hereunto affixed Witness. Hon
L s FRANK T. FITZGERALD. a Surrogate OF
...... our said county. County OF New YORK
st day Of gear OF ou-
Lord one thousand nine hundred FIVE
JAMES A. DONNELLH,
Clerk OF the Surrogates' Court.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-24

Ths ioaI market for spot cotton quiet and 10
points higher on the basis 75c for middiing upland
snd l2c midding Cali Sales, Loco bales Southern
markets were teegraphed follows: Mobile nfn
unchanged llc; sales, 1J0O bales Savannah steaoy,
UNCHANGED al II l-iec sales 2280 bales. Baltimore
nominal unchanged 1I59e. Augusta firm, 1-l6e hsh-
tr a Il 5-I6c: sales 1.ST0 bales. St Louis steady
ncaGHgel 11ssc Norfo,k Hrm 1sc higher al l1Ssei
sales ele bales Galveston firm, unchanged at nae:
saiss AS baies New-Oreans firm, 1-16c higher at
! alee; sales $50 bales. Memphis firm and nominal!
ae higher Al 1l&c; sales. 5000 bales. Wilmington
Eeay unchanged at lie Charleston firm, c higher at
lie Estimated receipts leading centres OF eccum9la-
Lon fsHcws: Al Houston 500 $500 bales. against
!ze 751 year; at Galveston lVuoo
to 2e9 agsns. &c sTl last and 1902 last year.
80 AZ NsEreans 900 Is 900 bales against 1SzoS
-As week sa6 - $40 year.
fArs5 he dgr- st week and last year:
New-York tribune., 1905-11-24
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New-Yorsz. November 2


orz-.rTbere vas little general business in
,-5syss coffee market bat ths bulk OF the Iratihs
s-Tsn composed switching from rear 70 late
s1s IA de total sales reported about $4,000
= rrobably 5000 bags were IN the shape of eN
smaller J1lr5iahy receipts and fTreT French
80 were IL other respects ana the
s-ss- -uss generally steady. The opening was IN
--s.7 10 points higher the market closed steady
= fha4 basis. IIzyre . u franc higher and
favorable
rf market 4 private cable from Santos said that
TsDfs we're diminishing aud the exchange rate boom
Brazilian markets little lower, deelIr--
- siout 30 res. the Of Brazilian exchange
-ss Eead higher 5undfahy receipts for the DAY were
08 tscs against Is coo year. and the Sac Pauio
sils -erted 81 bags against 800 last year. I'm
,-s-s we're credited with buying here during the
= iut outside Of the switching, business was
3sss scattering. The for spot coffee
sesev quotations the basis OF 1Gc for Rio
ne rEe Of contract prices in the local market to-day
New-York tribune., 1905-11-24
Citations.

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
\ York by the grace Of God free and independent
Thomas P. Aver, executor Of the viii of Emily
AveriU deceased TO all interested in the
estate Augusta Kemp II County
York decea ed. a creditors, legatees Of kin
otherwise You and each Of hereby
required personally be and appear before
Surrogate the County Of New York at the Suogates
Court Of said county held at the County Court House
County New York the 9Th daF of December,
1905 half past ten o'clock in the forenoon OF that
day there attend judicial settlement Of the
the proceedings Of Arthur Tryon Kemp Fred
erick Tryon and Stephen II. Tying.
VIII Of the said Juliet Augusta Kemp. deceased
and Of the trusts thereby created and
of any supplemental account which be hereafter
fled herein and such Of hereby cited are
under the of twenty-one years required
pear by your guardian II have Il have
none, to appear apply be appointed.
the failure neglect guardian
appointed by the Surrogate represent
YOU the proceeding.
testimony whereof have caused the seal OF the
Surrogates' Court of the said County of New
........ to be hereunto affixed Witne 8
Seal FRANK T. FITZGERALD, q Surrogate OF
........ said county, the County of York.
the 18th day OF October. in the year of our
Lord thousand nine hundred and five
JAMES 4 DONNEIIsY
Clerk of the Surrogate's Court.
JOHN I,ARKIN attorney for accountants Office and
postoflce address. "A Wall St, Boro of Manhattan
New-York tribune., 1905-11-24

Sollon Exchange special Liverpool oapIesoos soa-
ts sales, bales; speculation ana sApoLt IT,,
ercsn. 1900. recents 81 900. al American. hilootIns
sA1 6tSd. opened barely ste@oy ga P5yte
st2loer ard November December. oOS9, ISL.a-~-
LAY G-e5d- anlarV-FeDruary, o-4oGt
- elSd March-AlrI & led; Ap5H-M1S. 9n1S Aurust
.ssule. gl9i June-July, e.Z0d ano 11s - g.
S-o Aanchester-Yarrs dul and irregular c1'seu e.
-FOUR AND AEAIg-Busness in -four wss ouil 1rS az
.lell feature Only sales recorded Weto ~ S-sceS
ss and winter low grades No ch@is e s15ssz 10:
patents 81 101S5 IS; winter
M sIneE. s. l0aS3 .; No winter So5S4 10
flour STEADY. Quoted. Fair 70 sSo3s
sce 10 taaty 81 I5asz 81. COENMEAlS slea1s ~s-SI-
eEie = I0Q$S Is. To brand cos-ee 81 Iel
- F-s<J-Western dull: city hTTI eove.. a. s9l-
slI 10. standard Inddlng. sl4 10; h9.- s1f "a
fs s s. i5 all Ir5mPt shipI1e.lt "a red dog
~ ISIS 50 sacks u.iddlng sI5 5ogSZZ 9o ES sss
~ s. 49, A'r'iiy eAoP' S-i % '1---
LAIS-WHEAT-I: was distinctly onA ma - t,st
s-t Yesterday fairly active one VII NO.
ss54c net higher and about Top 9o1 sns ire
.-. 4t lsssened Argentine crop as q s-trs1 and
1iaSf "a that The damage II
f4-ra sections estimated in some e@1Ss s-+afn
Even i IS said that fhs cfS1 =.
f1,-ss-s nesds rain Whether these neSsAss oniv
- on TACT appeared speculative
~. k-esked good deal OF buying ooFlAs - - tbs
erog - y Tor short account Anothef - - 5av or
spy less than they have been rt-l1Ils IN.
- west 10 suggest further redUctloI A-tlious.
aer. northwest dsparchss dd uot tncle@ts @: An
ess-ss b1sinsss Of - announced Iscszs =
and theTs besides good nouE
To- the other side IT AinnsspoliS 49,
seemed 70 bs wanted at several or the eSSiAs
Ax-s- sle coSe6 cuiy iss7Ad nst lower On te -.
- FArs was 70 20 points down ana 6uo~fsa'
New-York tribune., 1905-11-24
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Nov. 2a,-Closing-CoT quiet
prices points lower: middling, fair 65ldi
good middiing 61ed; rniddling. 6 03d low middhng
SD good ordinary 56Sd: ordinary. 553d The sales
of the day were 500 bales of which 500 were fol-
speculation export. and included 1000 American
Receipts 81 600 bales. including $4,000 American Fut
ures opened quiet and closed strong: American mid
ding good order clause, November 60Sd; Novembe er
and December 6.0Sd; December and January, 6O5d
January and February s.iod; February and March
6.1sd; April and May, slid; May and June, 619di
and 6 22d. July and Augnst. 6.2la
New-York tribune., 1905-11-24

peiats lower. showing anxiety ever the Argentine
reports which elective here Broornhan esti-
mated that Argentine shipments be
boohood Of I6o0oOe BUSH compared 100000 bush
TIE previous week The Price bearish
but without effect on the market In fact there
practically reaction time during he dav
bear rnrnportant In view OF news at
hand The cash market closed equally firm, follows
No = red, e0isc elevator. and 92Ec o No
Northern Duluth. 91ssc. No Manitoba qaSsc
Q b anoat- COHN-The market out easier
but developed good deal OF strength IN
New-fork higher decline Of
poo was the main factor in the early weakness Pros
poets for rain the wheat advance and estimates
smaller Argentine shipments than the previous week
fluenced the subsequent upt1rn The business
limited to load In Chicago trade q liberal
scale with commission buyers December. The
cash market steady 571zc elevator
and 551zc b saoat No white. sec and No yellow
5Gstc b ahoat. OATS-Under free selling by cash
houses the oats market was easier during the day with
slight rally ths close. The cash
follows: Mixed 26 % 10 35@36c: natural white
20 to 32 - 3e1ES79e, and clirped white 36 10,
6STz3c. RYE nominal No Western. TGe, / New
York BAELET Market dull; feeding 40l-c and malt
6SG5siac. deaH-ercd N.nrz-ynaz
New-York tribune., 1905-11-24

CoTToN-After e lower opening cotton advanced
sharply, with March touching new high level Tor tht
Fan and surprising other options in activity ewing
apparently The covering of big short interest ana
The that the position Is fsSorite with oulsloe buy
the lost IN the late tTaolng. but
net advance OF II 70 10 points
sss were estimated 900 bales The opening was
a decline 10 points in response to lower
1aepoo cables. But II seemed the impression thai
kl caused the break abroad with a view 10
mixing covering basis here and ct the opening oeelne
bull the support o. the market,
taxing March and May large breaks. The hTfnpess
promoted attracted big buying noveusnS through
houses and shorts beca-se nervous
fhe market toward midday sensetionallT active
with prices about 35 points Up from the lowest
- - points above the closing level o. the previous
months. There heavy reallzlng at
reduced their lines 10 some
extent, prices on j. 1S points from the top tul
offerings were absorbed right up 20 the close ana
market showed a good undertone 1AFeFloo!
fas English points lower at the hour or le local
esnlng hut rallied and closed TO points tlgLr
7ae Euglish spot points lower. with safes
spot markets were unchanged 10
&c higher with points reporting moderate safes
Private South continued buIsh II the
to interior holders and falling
oE the Houston estimate for to-day encouraged PIE
6cions a decreased Texas movement
Ths range of contract prices in the local market To-Day
vs.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-24
NV V00g. NEW HAVEN 3 HARTFORD r. R.

Trains depart Grand Central station. 42d St and
18th Ave, follows for ..,4.o-oo .-,t-o-oo
A. NJ. IT 100 * 1:o1, * 300, II 500. g l5:02
sf12:O0 P NJ. via Willimantic--Ifs:0o 700 A. N, f200 p
N Via S1fd-f9:O0 A. NJ Z 1900, q 40@. 90 p n
wCPCESTER and FITCHBURG. via PUTNAM-t3 P. NJ
IAKEVILIE and NORFCLH-fS:4S A 81, f5.5l = NJ
CT BARRINGTON. STOCKBRIDGE. LENOX. PITTS
-TFID--44 80 IS :49 A NJ. 1881 P. NJ
icIet oces at cCand central and c125th St.
also At c26i / Is5 Broadway ez3 Union Square.
ISS IJstb ave r245 columbus Ave. c649 Madison Ave,
c273 West 125th St. 79S Third Ave In Brooklyn cS42
$50 Fulton 81. $50 Broadway. ,,-.. -
sDailv Except Sundays sStops at I29tn ST. xS9Iqps
Mt I25th 81 Sundays only tParlor car Limited f4as
dining car cParlor and sleeping Car tickets also