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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-08
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO Dec specta0rhere was pause N AL tne PIE
this mornng May wheat hested at oa'c, May corn 81
43s while January pork stuck at Sill To- Wheat certainty
has s buoyancy and is u be firmly held To prevens
decline clique enormous buyers again through
ZONES Mccormick BENNETT and now mold the price of
NAV fairly steady awhile at about 50 as6c III believes
thar the TO market fairly nrm until the spec
Native confidence restored and ousaefs
come in and until foreigners become accustomed 70 INC nav
mice and begin purchasing for their wants The expors
last good regating 700 oosnes
n, heat and 200 Of four There weie however,
some dishrartenmg features to-day notably deeis"s
Minneapolis mlers shut down onetird OF Their capaaV
wng 10 the scarcity power. and news that ae
cas in the on the increase asan. s.sS
orr the close collapse IN Neat hdt srnt ne
dow 70 SIS e where closed at M Ihefs vas eay nsa
sealing by the bear contingent ant Their bOAer-
was A. active pounding whe'S to-day as hsa SS 49,
were In adv yesterday ad SATURDAY Ia eoIh noc
was htIe trading anil the crow imply watched "ls1 s n
nrovisions kobert co. ptNsnc PORK 70 81 %
January when the Dear raid On wheat was mAe an
vrni 100 and so did other products Al ococs ssH.-
sry srs was down eli o. and January lard was on u
HUNDRED, al So l7 In the short AFTERNOON OOa tcts 49,
sn-con that Ream selling out his wheat through 49,
Worry non .e MAY dropped 70 - &c tnr loves. 49,
YESTERDAY and May 43c. The close was - 80
Tor Nav wheat Nay corn, and oil ID iof 'anS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-08
GRAIN AND PkOrUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

There q further falling OF IN speculative neaiinss IN
-ain AZ the Produce Exchange yesterday and after some
trsngth I'm the early part day the tendency Turned
downward due partly foreign cable dispatches aud
nary 10 the high money AMI the unsettled feeling
Wall street the FINAL losses were only &c y cent .S ss
ths ooIions closet Al bottom prices follows; DocenOr oo
January sJ February 81 and May y5 cents ~ p.,.ssss
lots steady Cash corn vas steady AM que
snt hey cnsrd weak unchanged for December q ana
down at 4Ss. FeOruAry AZ t.s ann
feature Developed opot to.
were steady 0ptuns ea-ed on tribe 10 - roc Do
e.,h.r Ak for January anu 81 for May lari vas
weaker declines Of as points as follows
S. January So 40 February So o. March 30 o. AprA
S. ~ ard May 81 80. -.
Tn. Receipts OF gram and roIr YESTERDAY a. NewYork
PbiIadelia and Boston follows: Whr7-s
bushels lt2604 Jushes oats s554 ousnens;
total gram 45Oo45 bushels. nOur, 36ooO barrels ~ Cnt'
cago Mlwaukee and L0us the arrivals we're: WheAf
lg SAG bushels cOru 1855 $40 bushels oatsl llo bus1eS
total grain 500 553 Jasleis; dur. 4i.2ll barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-08

CHICORY-Gronnd 5sad8c
C9coA-Dal ard weak Caracas lsal9c, Guayaqul 1871
CoRnAG Demand fair: prices arm Manila cases 1sc.:
a prices y
a9 90 sugar shook, and Heads 3slneh ST. 81
new f. 4: sRe1 q 81 s9 o. 30 s S'GH
Old shook. without Enm shocks and Hsas
Hop; i feet $50 50 90 % y sst s2s az 90
the yesersy IN toned down by the
storm Witch hae Win truckins and The local 9o,
trailing whe the business has been hamperrd " the
lily holder. rrsonie at the best while
S15es Ds the easier ruling OF "as se u'tnH' some
Of stand of The marEe. closes qalst and steady
a. = 5os o. Tor the %est Indies $50 bill. Fine 90
az ~ 700 g9 IN - ete G sr Sine
Wheat sts = 1ossS rs 4soo sC " a%nesS 40 aa s
Gnoe the latter for one or two 9yae brands o. pe@t
o"oSton.pn- - 90 81 20: snpernnS 81 s5ess To-
e 81 Is Good to TanCy Ei 81 sat Is SoS
GToGe Ono f - tSS:5 6Sa % 20 Far 5
Clear 80 y' M.uFs & sss SSsf E,S 1
ooas4 IS II Louis Common Fair Extra 81 s0@s5 so
s s s @ s.a wS G % Hsr s
S any s os s so Se' MARKET closed
ERN FLoURcsrons and in hzt demand Sales S9S Gols,
cSacs a, s. t Eta at e ''fs5
coRXMEAL-Firn. yellow western quoted 81 5Oes2 IS
q 1 VIM at = sue cKWHEAT FLoU Rouoted 81 IS
aS2
UkAIN-wHEAT-The trailing in cash lots has been OF
Character and the market generally steady prices
without important CLOSING heavy. with nsht dIe
tor export doing Tor city milling AMI some hehand Or
mixing purDOses IN options the trading has been er-
active and the market weak and unsetrien WIN
"a - lower at the c,ie Opened stes y sah' eh
H. 2c. b-ra and declined . L., AMI cosi heavy
at the loves 20 ~ the day -aes-oo4SOOo Onshe u
lnre 229,OO0 bushels spot mcluiins Inferior Unsisde
spring AT sOc.: No iari. S4c. store aud o. b. NO
Northern ste afoai No. Snrng SIC: raed Red .. a
No. Red Ssc.; 40 2. ~ &c. In elevator rr ~.
qss closing $3.50 DO January sa~09O -Ilc.
at sy. DO February. 81 AL &C. closing Al Slcs
do March 20 zH95 L. closing at % DO April closing al
% do. Way % -da6 closing al - &c. do Jnne 80 5
g6a; August ~ a9sc. closing s7c..--. RY Dull
and nominal. BARLEY-About steady. sales 10000
bushels Eusr.d-,l a u 72n7S-: 5000 bushels SIX
rowri state Tie. ARLEY MALT-Dul amt nominal
cio-iu, ousin-ss export and home
trading still light and the market weak. prices
tell or SC md Go ed weak at the lowest
OF the Sale~56OO00 bushels future. a. 900 bushels
spot ncuing Un@fadei Mixet at 464 D4S IT,. Steamer
4Tc in elevator No 2 4Sc in elevator 494 arOa No
January 4s1 f9c. closing 4Ssc DO February 497s0
Oc 497sc.; do May 52 81 Sc closing al % &C
OATS ash lots were rather quiet and steady closing
only moderately tcti and prices
~. lower At close Opened steady advanced "a 4
Oh and closed weak al the lowest OF the day
bushels future and spot inc udins No. al
- as &C. no i White SOC: Mixed western "a 7S7c
a White state 81 d4Oc. No =. December.
"A &C. closing 4kc.: do January 55G35tc clos
ing al 35 TO- February closing al 80 SCI do May sc.
soc. 80 b 72e075c.. ~ %, 750sOc. 100 d, s5995c
sharps. 81 6lOO Rye Feed. 10 80.
walkers private Daily Circular December Z. 1856 New
York ,., ,sse
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wHRAr.

cash prices were as ,clows;-wheas-So sprnr 20 C.
So 2 ,! . eD''f 25s: sssNs 81 a.:
aTey.NS 80 GsS se SSs Ri5. Y = 50 sS
ose Meats saitod shouldsrs-si oas4 SO shoT!
ss-' ave 900 s SSsn s SSTs 1866 5SS
BUSH shiDnenls-Four iiUOI oDs MN, wnsat 2G;91o
Soo5 bI sa"' Barley 2i.OOO bush
DETROIT Dec 7.-.vaelr-No White cash sic: cash
M a. ss a Ss i-' fs $40
s tVS 5% lSo 81 So Jan 81 70
casa 7oc. jan 752e May as: cOrnEg 2s s,oi 40
Ness ro4 Dec 20 So Jam 80 81 =, 90 ha hi.-
ch h,s Creamery Is Slse parry. Is ere @
fe z4s 6asa Barley si.5 sas o
neat 400 Ousn- Barley $40 lush
s6 ~ No Mixed sSSas Eeseiea SO 3S'.e 5-i
oas-N% WAte S9.s%o'e WISER So aTm. Med sae: al
81 EeceiD.-cora 5000 gu, oats 10000 Sa s,
bush. isy- 1000 Jns-
PHILADELPHIA. Dec 7.-flour -Firm No Western anu
SUPER e. 50 as2 . 10 Extra . %
Oh Clear S5s09ss 20 no strtlEAL - 20 80. sL
Ioul. a. sousisGa i'no Clear - 20. straight
"a ssst 90 WINTER - WEs - 20 do 10 srSDt - Is
Minnesota pateLts - $50 TO- Wisconsin patents
Sneat-Du oa' 'sSy. spos 9s' NJ ssI psi.w.1e
graiea "a srAn dTp D,n S penS.vlvaui. H-d ao
- &C, December - &C; January % SIC
February o March 81 .G9l kye-NO
PennsyvanIa CornFalr local Trade demand Or spot
lola lttle demand SPECULATION Ne" 10 Ml1ei track
- a Jc new hgn mixed trOck A. ~; OlA SseAn-
er 40 : Yellow 10 2UJlst. elevator AT ~ &c new
No mixed IN Eraln depot Al 46c no m11ed Tor
46is d4O3zC-. January 4l13l 4c' rcO
ruarv A. aasi.c. March 4ol- Oats Market
auleL No. = S44 e35c. No. White 5eei NO
White 6Lr. White 3rc No 2 White .or
Dee 81 i 81 &c. Jan. 81 .e37'-c. keb- 81 457c.
March 3sQos a Gee. PTovisIOn--Actlve Dressed Hogs
54G5 Lar. city refined S. 7jG7 10. steam 20 20 gb So
bu, rrs s. jdb o. Butter5teady. Pennsylvania
, reawerv ErtrA = 12yc. Bradford County New
YOr. extra Western barry Extra nrsts lisa &c
ull ID SUGAR. ranu lated
sc Confectionery A. o'saoc: rowisre - i.ecei2ts
Flour 1000 Wheat 10000 bush Corn 1900 bush
oats 5000 shiDments-wne@t l.3OO DusE Cora
lou 6UOU
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NETWORK. DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 1885

s':: 200 e. a! s' =. e; ss q'"ss e
snsd euotst es5e Continent 7.loS so1sa Amsncss;
December closing dA596leci 8.2oo tca Jannsfx
s.asssse closn: s4sS, $3.50 tea .spsG.r,a ~ ~
sie"sg $3.50, April closing, 7oSs12c $50 tea Trr
TER CHEESE and Eo0s- ButterLs;rssiy choice ,,,;
g,oe- Otherwise the geyemeut continues very ssw.
srv 2sc: Elxn Creamery. 2ac. Western 2s~2sc,
State Dairy hafhrkin tuDs 23D27rci welsh fups zZO
25c Western Imitation Creamery ls922c Western Daily
l04l5c; Western Factory sal+c Cheeso-h M inove-nt
~ orrate ard holders retain to ,dvsntexe stats Factory
Good RHINE. E~Js- better with CONTINUED iar
demand. State 2592oc Western. 22Ha2jc.; LINED ITO
lsc
sPICES-Qnist but firm prices generally unchanged
SCGAR-Rav continued Arm. with prices unchanyed
37sa4 &c for Moiasses lll6c for Fair Refining
5i4c for e6s test Centrifugal Saes. 5000 bags eahia
4isc Refined steaav. Cuf Loaf 8kc. Crushed &c. Cubes
6Tsc Powdered es -c Grsnulated &c. Mould lo5c.
COME on SIC White Eirra assc Extra 1si
C 1904 10. Yellow 41tLc- -,
sTEARTN r-Quiet and unchanged. City quoted q isc
Sales OO0 Western. January and February. SC oieo
mar-arine quoted. 6lc-
<isc. Sales. ~ 900 n. tisc.
WOOL-DulI weaker owing tn the decline In London
Late sales include XXX Ohio at 3s63Sc spr1ng Ca!ifornis
pic; Fa Teyas. lsa920c; Fine Delaine 80 soc Fine
Unwasled 80 &C. Oregon. "a c Georgia. 32c Territory
% G23c Secured 52bG65c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-08
CLOSING PRICES OF BOSrOv STOCKS
Bosroy Dec. z, 1886.
TUESDAY, Dec. Up. VI,

VI,
There was an active market to-day and the sales
at the Stock Exchange amounted 100000 shares The
speculation however weak and prices vbrated irre
ulaTly The tramps aud wildcats pressed into
such prominence by the powers behind them That they
are disturbing element in the market, and to-day good
stocks suffered of fears of what might easily hap
pen the fancies Richmond and West Point closed with
loss OF 3 per cent. Reading off y per cent at Al
after having sold down to ALL Union Pacific declined
from 66ss TO 64a and recovered to 65i2 and Western
Union declined from THAT'S 76l2a767s. 1t is re-
ported that the executive committee OF the Western Union
directors voted recommend dividend for the current
quarter AS none has been expected, will be dis
appointed tomorrow the Board Of Directors adopt
the committees recommendation. The decision Of Judge
in the Wabash removing the receivers was
accepted as virtual annuament of the reorganization
scheme and the prices the companys stocks suffered
accordingly the preferred declined from 40s to 36s9
ST. The decision is of vital Importance it arms the
validity rights of bondholders under the security
granted by a mortgage deed few more decisions OF
the same character will add the market value OF large
class OF which threatened with the prior
liens of reckessy-ssued evers certificates There
can he nothing unjust land it is still questionable
it is lawful than of foreclosure at the suit OF
iunor securities for the authorize the issue Of
receivar,s certificates which shall take
precedence in liens the property or
the first or senior mortgages The days slump IN
prices was general and affected al stocks to greater or
less degree. And there is little doubt that short In
terest of no little importance. created which will be-
not the principal but impulsive factor IN the market
when the next ward turn II may be to morrow
or it may Thursday To-day it was fashionable 10 sell
everything Unfortunately Erie consols were sold
short TO the extent of s65Ooo and perhaps The
market closed only fractions better than the lowest and
not weak, feverish and unsettled.
Government bonds were duh and barely steady The
bids for the currency So irreguary changed An
ii clo aiy1O of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-08
FURs AND SKINS
MILK AxD CREAM.

daily receipts of milk and cream At me N.Y.
railroad distributing points and near the CIV Iot -
week Erie. 3545 OF NIX u cans
OF condensed milk and rs Of susquehasna
OF IS OF SewYork t1V Aed
Northern. 1873 cans Of milk: Harlem. 2e9o e.ns
of milk G3 cans OF condensed milk AMI 81 cans
OF cream; New and Hartford l.l75 cans ~ NIX
Ontario shore $50 cans OF milk 81 cane 81 coz
dens New Jersey Ccntrh Do
and 10 Of and by NOR
routes 1873 cans OF milk and % cans OF cream. inc
total fav receipts been l34l5 cans OF MILK 10 ns
condensed milk and PSI Of cream Inc narket -
aur the platforms brought an average
price OF 81 So Q OF 40 quarts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-08

"He who is false to present duty" says Henry Ward
Beecher breaks tareah IN the and will nnd the nsw
he nas have forgotten It's cause point &C
ours Nj William Ryder OF 81 Jenerso1sI, Buffalo,
N told Reporter that Il had large aDsccss
on leg that Kept continually disearxns Tor twenty
year. NOtng gOo except Dr. Pierces Golden
Medic tDscoveTy' IL cured me-" Here volume ex-
prr.-e words Mr. kytcrs experience Is entitled 10
our rcsaaefs' eaicitl confederation i The sun
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-08
ETHIOPIAN FINANCIAL MAeKsrs

ro~pox Dec 7-l2:sO p. m-Consols 100 1919 for money
lOl Atlantic and Great western frst
Mortgage Trustees Certificates "a DO Second Mortgage
1852 anadian Pacifc, 700. Ere 3SRl do Second Con
1851 Illinois Central 1874; Mexican Ordinary ous
Paul Common. 1884, Sew-YOrk Central ll9S; PennsyL
vanla. 6Ois; Reading. -
Aivces Three Per Cent Renes az 90 francs
10 centimeS ths
D. m-consoi- 100 1916 for money and 1ol for the
count; Atlantic Western First Mortgage TITUS
54ia Canadian Pacific. II Erie 49,
do second Cousos O5 Mexican Ordinary, 500 New-forK
Central 1893 reading %
Illusions Bay Company. 237.
Bar silver Is quoted at I'D. 7er ounce
The bullion Withdrawn from the BANK OF Ing
Land balance to-day. is 5000. -.
43O m-Paris slvices quote Three Per Cent hsntes ~
50 francs 65 centimes for the account
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-08
Grapes, Catawba
pRIED FRUITS AND BRRRIRs.

Reeepts for the week 4532 pkgs. 3.o52 pkgs.
There has furthrr sharp adv In In evaporaed apples
and the closing trim AZ the figures quoted Fancy
fruit has IL there is some talk OF l2c IN
small way Choice 10 10 ia lie and w. hear OF sales OF
At a cradle line gong West at that ued
sti apples out not quOaDy changed Coarse cut
are gradually gaining sales OF car oDts OF
Ohio heavy packed for December delivery al 4isc aud
one car at 4i.c. Chopped apples big Ter
ond firm Cores and SKINS doing
1etier Georgia evsp rated unpeeled peaches
strong al l2c Sundrlei nrn. but sell only In oObins
way generally quiet without change Of import
ance IL values
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-08
THE MARKETS
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Rirer, resseis and Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET RE PORT.

CoTIoN-The spot market showed little improvement In
the voume OF basncss though restricted ofer1nss tnr
market was light sales 25s bales az last evening" OF
wnicn an we're Tor consumption. The port receipts 20
ga s.ro suzOs bales, comparing with ol.Z5o osles
this CAV lat week bales this dAv last year
Since September the total port receipts been asst 2s
bales against 274s27S period last
year.
Quotations based classification
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-08
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For the week ending Tuesday. Dec 7. 1885,
BFAys AND PEAa


for the 1924 bbIs beans $3.50 bols peas
Exports 1859 pkgs heans and 5.139 bush peas marrow
beans sharply under light receipts ana
inquiry: choice quality have adv nceh " 81 anu
gin 70 show sympathy with marrow. but no positive
established White kidney con niue
still " for choice Very little doing IN req
kidney the weakest variety on the list
few choice turtle soup cond be nse to advantage buI We
scarcely arriving inferior gu Titles neglected Green
peas ioboIng out at about steady prices
Beans. Marrow Do. Re. Kidney.
1886 Choices - q 100 1886 Choice. 81 751 ....
Do. Medium do. Black. 7. 5. 49,
1853 Choice 60 49,. 1885, Choice 300 %
chSss 155 1917 p.. ,,.a iass s sos is ss
1885 Choice 30 a 90
Receipts tor week 90 100 packages exports packages
The market showing tile frmness high grade resh
supply OF which is lighter and demand alf
Extra easily PLACED to-day at Soc AMI MOI
coud have been than arrived Fancy Western other
Elgin hardly quOtabe yet above Csc bnt that Ia
becom ng an prize a brands showing high nav
feed sular trade fraction IA CHER Most
otherwise detective and :he bulk or
range 2O026c latter for high grade extra hrss
Stock from % fairly June creamery mas ai
more but prices have not cnaDa-'i mser
ally dairy tubs fancy entire DIARIES and extra
nrkns are rather scarce. 10 moderate request sn1
ruling about steady at the figures quoted but All
other GRADES OF dairy butter either in tubs or hrkns
are plenty du irregular Receivers disposed to Keep
these freely possible. believing mat te
prat bulk butter is below the average I'D
in pretty good demand OF much west
eairy anil the few lots Of desirable quality sell
qncv Fresh factory coming forward little more Freely
good demand particularly the high grares
AMI has made advance Extra CLOSELY erhet i0Ma
selling 22G2c and nice Indiana and Ohio lots
brIug l. q l9c. Seconds hru at l20l4c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-08

Receipts for week 81 37 pkgs The position OF the market
has changed very little during the week Fine and fancy
state tory Moderate home Demand but
stoc held deal OF confidence and the large
holders are Offering their Eopds with much reserve
al present Shippers not doing mnch 10
In grades but steady buyers OF under priced cheese
Fancy full cream selling at ~ 1879. latter
brnrn. general Fine parcels 20 az l2 l2sc and
nil stock at IL IA l2c statei ight
SIMS Drug y lc aud closely stock sells at
Sc mainly Penusylyania skins have come forward more
rrry ami TO keep ght CONCESSIONS In price
were necessary 03c most Of the business only
extra good lots going higher. LIVERPOOL cable 63a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-08
SPIRITS OF TUPESrINK.

eAyAyxsH Dec. 7.-rurDentine quiet ~ 33isc
WILMINGTON Dsc 7.-lurpcnIins urn At IS 40
CHAELEsrox. Dec. 7.-furpentine quiet Al IS a.
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sUEDgiKA
W02 Il

NutsPeanuts In light demand at asa ~ ~ n
picked 37sc farmers brands Hickory noo searee -
firm at 81 50Ss2 IS per bushe Int must = fssy 49,
mand the latter price New sold at SDllA - -
lots OF old Cleaned out II 617c.
Beeswax.-Dull at 20 d22c
Honey-Whitc at ii l3c; bucEWnees oOv9S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-08

from heart disease is now quite common DR. Pierce's
,Olden Medical Discovery Is certain remedy Chfonc
irration paitatOn excessive detective ACTON ot Mo
heart shor.nGss breath and remOveai Dy tln
short pertod 10 ali he diseases relating 70 me
liver stomach cls. sloot and skin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-08
Ewes Ears Nose

all more mr. less affected by catarrh The eyes become H.
med red and watery da heavy pain between tasm
thar. are roaring buzzn IN the ears and seetnss
the hearing Is aec ted SUFFERER VITA -
constant Oa breath aud loss VI ~
sense OF smell dls2grecaDe sympto dsapps
when the disease cured by Hoods ssrsap<rA which
pels blood the mpuriy nom which catazrh axsne
tones and restores diseased organs 10 health
suaere with eatArrh in my head for yeAfa 81
paid dollars medicinea weAk. Al
my eyes were 1 could not real musA
began Hoods sarssparlla and my css>eEA y
nearly cured the weakness Of my body Is AL gone my w.
good Hoods sarsaparllA Is the only medicine see
has done permanent good"-lAra A cuNNINohA1b
Providence. h l.
Hoods SarsapaTiIIa
Gaia bv all ry sxists Al: slx for ~ fTvp4fud oaV -
G. L HOOD 4 GU. Apussscsris% Lowell Aas~
100 Doses One Dollar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-08

SALES THE cOYsOLIDA TED STOCK AND PETRo
LEUM EXCHANGE
STOCKS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-08
er 7. 1886 New.
British II indian Wheat Exports, Monthly. 1856

Total bush go. % 100000 10 $4,000 63520OO 395S6OOo
The receipts Bombay for the week ended No
1856 1874 23+ bushels, against 506olb bush
ell the CORES pontlng week in 1850
distribution Of the foregoing exports has been as follows:
IL - .u.L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-08

No lengthy advertisement 70 bolster NJ DR.
Sase's Catarrb Remedy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-08

PorAroKs AND vRoErABLRs-
There is strong effort the best grades Of state
potatoes 10 81 rs sales have becn CHIEFLY ae ~ w
snd hi.nrr nuoarop is estAJ.he Tie receipts Of
eastern amt Prince Edward Island
nave be- IA y going bond Ike few loss
on ,s 81 T0GS2 W for hqSe, Hebron
and 81 rs for white varieties aud u ~ eel 50
for Mercer potatoes OF choice quality rule
eose about steady but are quiet Other vegetable. In
moderate demand cabpa which are dull aud weak
Potatoes state. lsu Onions. orange 10. an an
Sweet PotasoeA Cabbages. Per lcO ovG eS
kinarsed bbi 20 % 3SICeisy.ps bchs oVS ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-08

COD stormy makes u market for live poultry
and with continued receipts are lower on
Tow and tnrkeys the latter being specially dull Prime
ducks aud geese plenty and bold fay steady
rcepts of poultry runnlng heavy and the de
mand IS only moderate. The cold aud stormy weather
ma heueI hohlers sustain prices put stock
{. accnnul atng toward close and there 10 an
nndert1ne OF weakness in the market especially
60 and all inds poultry Choice chickens are
not over enty aud iary nrm Ducks and geese about
steady quuted .o- - -. .os.. ,,h., taryer arrvals
al me sou
s.rons. in ls ht supply good demand and nrm Par
frSs nave slightly avoroI sellers Choce es hea uuc 40
Wv hui other mus sell slowly and outside quotations
rathrr e1reme Rabbits steady but pelter ana VIII pfoo
ably decline. Venlson IN far demand ana s'ea'J'
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Western and Can
FRUITS AND BERRrEs-FREsg.

FhUITs md BFIElKIR7-FKI7'-
An,les held higher and demand. Out
s, ouof ons re only very lots
1upe. continue extremely duh Crsnberres have ruled
.tray m sellers ami close firm the advanced
ftous Fori dun and low large shipments are
reported transit and outside quotations are extreme Al the
close
taraw A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-08

sweet pseaHssavA oo1l 1sSquasA As~ sa>aA
eweptA boJy..... 500z ~ DBL 49,. 80
Onions Eastsrn. Squash Hm ~~an
whfts bbi 3U01875 bbl: ....~xy2s ~
Yellow 800 '1 soosa III
OuionA Eastern.
Red 0U0212l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-08
state Factory. coli
SkImA Poor 20
EGGS

FOR week IL 573 pkgs gathered goods
hav. he ome scarce influence OF lighter receipt.
of or
advances But
s freely offered show very little Improvement LINED
slightly favored sellers but without making any ma-
rial advance
state choc. nc Western and Can
Der ,oz. ...-.....--. 20 Q26lal adlan Ice house.
Western. fresh gath INFERIOR. -------- 10 1lo
ered chocr' % a.. Limesl ..-.--- lS a
Western fresh gath Lined 1anailaa - ~ 2gis
cred Door 10 far. % 424 q Lined Western. II 9Th
Western ami Can
adam house, -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-08

s So GOOD Ordinary 3is n MS,as g..
Futures opened Of Sa4 points and closed
sales 900 bales