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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-20
COTTON NARKErs-BY TETEORApu

LIVERPOOL. Oct l9.-l2:30 D. m.--Cotton quiet with
moderate inquiry Mid,tng Uplands. 54d-; DO Miidin4
Orleans i ssesS,OOO bales, including 1000 bales Zoe
speculation and export Receipts 10000 bales all American
October delivery. Slid. also 964d; do October an
November delivery o4d also 264; DO November aud
December delivery 5d do december and January delivery,
5: January and February delivery, Jd do. February
and March delivery. 264d also Load. do. March and
April delivery 564d do April and May delivery. 704Ag
do. May and June delivery. Sold.
tenders delivery at tO-fays ciearngS
2p m.-Coton--The sales OF the day included 5000 bales
American
Futures steady Uplands Low Mdding clause october do
livery 96id buyers do october aud November delivery.
Lid sellers 10. November and December delivery. Sd;
buyers do December and January delivery 5d. value;
January February delivery. oil value do February
delivery O4i buyers do March AMI April
livery 364d buyers 40. April and May delivery. t6fd
sellers May and June delivery. s-64d buyers.
ling clause delivery Sid buyers do october
and delivery 5d buyers do November AMI Do
63O4d. buyers. do. December AMI jan
delivery 63Oid. value; do January an February do
63Od value do. February and March delivery, Oh.
BUYERS do March and April delivery. 264d buyers do
Mav delivery. Aid buyers DO May anu June
delivery. 7.Gid. sellers =.
GALVESTON oct. Iy.-COtton dull MddEng, s7s; Low
Mddlng Good Ordinary, 1885, net and gross receipts
44y4 bales exports 10 Great Britain. 6i6l bales ses
456 bales stock rs, 765 bales. -
NoRFoLK oct i9--COtton firm Midding. 9: net and
receipts b46j bales exports coastWse 5lI1 OAes;
sales 1873 bales stock. 4,oy3 bales 800
ly.-Cottou dull Middling ossi Low Mid
ding Good Ordinary. 1915 net receipts 81 400 Daesi
gross Dales Great Britain. Osess
NRw-ORLEANs, Oct l9.-Coiton easy Middlng ga; Low
Middlng 80 Good Ordinary, net receipts 2lgg 6aies
sales. 4, 100 bales, stock. loo. 947 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-20

-ransfcrabye Notices al g-O5.


DRUGS DYES. ec.-A quiet and steady market can DC
noted al OPIUM S9et and se cSe
and with restricted supply holders 9Ter oc Az
60c for German in bulk Clutch strong star gnqe5 g 5
dI T%y he5 al q S bottles S am senera
quiet ~ , ,,,o,-, m, or,, - ina much
for -four throughout that prices are actay
higher the tendency upward Business in the gaes
Spring HHea, T patents particularly brisk Exporters
nTs not being Sny agsns uf he So
.Is2 0S % S Sy n M E'r 200 6S Fine ne 60
PG 49, lat later w e4GGe wheat o ES SSs
9S S 200 Pes ~ ES 81 o2 at 90 f'% to
the latter for one or M So Private brands TI Of PSaS S
No. s. 10 as os: 10 Extra state g 500
10 choice Western: 50 50 IS Common 70 FAR II
Choice a 35Gsi IS; common Extra Minnesota 81 459
s. Clear So 4oas4 Rye MIare S. % 80 sn a
50 St Ions Common to Fair Extra 50 40 - Co. fa.r
latter an Extreme Patent Winter Wheat Extra - 75
CITY Mill Extra For West Indies - 500 90 latter IN new
pks'S SOFT ASF'f S and IN acderS
Fair to Choice at 50 80 5...RYE Steady and
moderately seyc sales 500 5bs spPerne at IS ~ 9
So H. and Brsnaywins = sOas2 so..BG cKwHEAT
GRATN~WHEA cash lots the trading was mod,
moderate business Tor export and light CITY Milling
In options the trading has been more active and me
opening hanged but strong advanced Of t34c
4
firm decline Of to c for the highest prices
OF the day and showing advance Of to &c rom INC
compared with the closing prices yes.
7472O00 bush future and 900 bush spot
u,ing hard at S1ascc; Ungradcd Milwaukee SOC
Sic; Ungraded Red 79 a sGc NO. Red, SIC. 10
board terms. No Red October,
nominal; No 2 Red November. 81 SEC closing at - s
do December S60S63tc, closing at >6ioc; 10 January
81 1SS l2; closing do February, Ssi2dsS sc
at 2c do. MAY, 93 09i &c, closing at e4c do June
closing at % 4c; do. july closing at 9bs oh
RYE BARLEY AND BARLEY MALT-Dun and
unchanged CORN-In spot lots the dealings were less
active and prices about higher closing steady with ght
business both export and homo In options te
close opening. dull and unchanged advanced Is nc
then Sc closed weak al about tho lowest
prices of day Sales 5O0i 900 bush. future 5000
bush spot including UngTaded Mixed at 442d43'4ci No.
44 G45c. elevator 40 i6c ahoat; No White - ci
No October nominal NO 2. November 40 5l6G - 1876
46s,c January, 47asa closing at Ar do teo
4Sc; do May 49Nd49'sc closing al ~ %
ATs-(ash lots fairly active and prices shade
stronger closing firm In options the trading were more
active prices firm the months the late months
showing decline Of e to &c at The close Opel. open
the lowest prices the Sales 5S 600 bush future and
spot including No at 81 ari do. White 34 d35c. No.
2 32a32is White 35l4c.; No White, 81 2c; Mixed
Western 81 SIC; White do. 35d40c. White state Soc
No. October SO closing at BE; de- November ga &c;
do January I3s d34 closing AT Sc do February. "a TO-
closing at 80 oc. May. 36d36 sc, closing al Soc
FEED-In demand steady 40 rs 65 G67 2c; % s
80 IS. so bs 7OG75c 100 lbs- sOa9Oc; Sharps 800
100; Rye feed. 75c
Walkers Private Daily Circnar. October 10, 1885,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-20

TUESDAY, Oct 1872. VI.

TUESDAY, Oct. l9-P NJ
Todays speculation ct the Stock Exchange proved TO
be much like results OF acceptance OF an invita-
ton TO "pot luck" Some OF the dishes served were
very good and OF them were seasoned
with bad butter Central OF New-Jersey con-
tinued to decline and early sold at
5las against 53Ia last evening and the later rally to
34d527s did Ill effects Of che early de-
cline Reading sympatheticslly yielded % TO 347s but
closed ssh The other coal stocks ruled strong all
the way and some final gains Columbus, Hook
ing Valley and Toledo opened up at 4Ol2. but at that
point the upward movement AZ least temporarily
checked and stock sold at 3Sa3Sla Louisville
and Nashville especially strong on Its good return
or earnings. Manhattan opened of per cent at l64,
sold up l66 and closed at 1644 Union Pacific gives
u iua gain per cent at 81 d although the trading
in 1t was light. New-York AMI New-EDgland was COM
paratvey dull but after 6ls 1t at Co.'s scores an adj
vance OF Is per cent. Peoria. Decatur and Evansville
quiet but it mp per cent TO 81. The old trunk
line and graugers firm and generally closed
with some improvement In figures Western Union
WAS dull. The railroad earnings printed below give
satisfactory results The closed quiet with the
tone strong for the general market
Government bonds were duh and steady at final quo
tatious as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-20
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
f'sv EortA Rioer, Tcsssts and RaftroGda
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

BUILDING MATERIALS-Bricks are very hrni pae.
So average Of other kinds s. AZ
moderate Iath plentiful but steady ~ ~ o.
Lime In pretty good demand Rockiand 81 81 20 common
ST Johns e1aJc; State 9Odsl 10: ground $685. ysla
rates 25c higher Lumber selling we'll at generally nr anu
unchanged prices. ., ,., =, 11sc
fE-For Brazil Crowths the market Is quet al -
for fair MID rrovths are firm Sales 1902 bags wasned
Caracas 643 bags Laguayra 1926 bags MaracalDo
market openel steady points decline and closed e
further decline OF 10 poins.as follows January argg
q 90 February p75aA 80 March, 975d9sO; Aprl'
e7SS o az. Nav es0G9s0; October, 9sea9.s5i Noyem
Der s75 $780, December 9751asO. Total sales ]i''oo
bags ...rorort "a
COTToN-Prices show changes and the noye"e ses
stI light The AZ the close was easy S nas
ss6 bales go evening" all for consumption Tot
receipts to-day Sc 2Ol bales compared with 449o2 bales WIS
day last and 93 bales this day last year Tot po
receipts since September 9G4379 bales comparing WIN
ej5 for the corresponding period last year
Quotations American standard OF classhcoh
afollot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-20

h g. = Z :sss: f. gF .s:.s:
Irregular end GenIslH tnfsriOf Qusity hichcV MI
Sic Tor fancy hsnz pissx Fsesss 6ss7 fer rosnd -
HoNsYstn anna e0i3o - - eeisf md sgis q -
age.
BREswAx.-very dur ~ 81 22o
cRRAx.
The daily average receipts milk snd at the 49,
ent railroad distributing points 10 and near the city ~
week have been follows Erie 1895 cans OF milk - go
OF condensed milk ami 80 Of Sas4ueh&0n9h
l3lS cans Of milk and 80 cans q cream CIV ~
Northern l26t Of milk Harlem 523 cans OF MIX ~
OF condensed milk and So Of New Hav1
and Hartford 1873 % milk Ontario and Wesf sho9os
IT'S milk condensed milk AMI 10 $50
OF Central 500 Of and 10 ears =
1873 of muB
and 80 cans OF cream The total daily AVERAGE has
l4174 Of milk, 100 of CONDENSED MIX and ~
cans The price has averaged IL rs for the surne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-20
THE PETROLEUM VA RKsE.

There unavorsble country YESTERDAY
that's 10 10 was OF the character which the trade calls
bearsh which n normal condition OF healthy specuis
little The production OF the
We field up 1900 barrels exclusive OF the
DYE well which. deeper drilling increased Its fow IRON
50 TO 80 barrels But prices remarkably steady
falling only i cent below Mondays close ending with no
cfge The market closed steady with the OF traders
favorable TO rise, although bal may change tho
outlook
The prices and dealings the ConsoA-
dated Exchange follows
Opening sos Lowest....------.-.-- e5t
Highest. 6o's Final So
oses oaifels iooosos
Refined oil unchanged at Ga4 cents per gallon.
OIL CITY, Penn, Oct. l9.-Cruie Ou-Natonai Trlnsi.
Certificates opened &C 657s hghs-t priss 56s lowes.
price "a closed 657 Sales O0) barrels clesrllces
Assoc barrels charters. 27.6J9
l0j 260 barrels runs - barrels
National opened 30 and closed at % s
highest price, O6's lowest price 65is
BRADFORD Penn. Oct. l9.-Cruis Ol-Nsttons Transis
opened SO and closed nj G5s highest prcs
66as lowest price G5sa ceArances. li26.Oo0 barrels
TTUsvILLE Penn. Oct l9-Nat0nai rraust Certificates
opened 65s and closed 65s highest price o81 lowest
price. 65 shipments, l0l,943 barrels charters 1885,
barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-20

In state bonds louisiana cOnsol IA were steady Mt
7sl2Q7S5 settlement 81 OF z at 76l2
VrAIni deferred receipts were IL lower and cousO
Us ex coupon sold 577s and Al kansas rs TO Pine
Bluff Railroad a. l6 or CITY bank stocks, Metz op0tan
sold 1881 At 36l2 3534 G36.
Railroad bunds quiet and generally steady.
Ohio Incomes were tn" special feature they
from Al Il closed at AS. COiumUus Hooking
Valley edo hrsts barely eady at 81 a GSI
Erie seconds openei OF q at 1908 and recovered To
l0l la lO1. Central OF New-Jersey consols
opened down 2. pei, cent soIvsr, a. 1esns
at 1IOl2 at JOG anu debenture Is were of
per 81. Chesapeake and Quo series B rose u
TO 773 anu currency 6s up at 81 Chesapeake,
ONO and Southwestern frsts ware up 1ss at 1OO4.
Snore As only steady at 1918 Indiana, Blooming
ton and Western incomes up per cent
al 3d. Peoria, Decatur aud Evansville nco mes sold at
70 Q79la Detroit. Macklnac and Marquette nists
and Incomes after 42l Al L higher than yes
terday Atlantic aud Pacific active and
closed per lower 29le Fort Worth and Denver
fr.s per cent, bat closed unchanged, and
Cuff Colorado and Fe gold Us i hg er ct
lO3.
OF unlisted securities dealt stock Exchange,
Cotton seed Oh certificates sod 1900 AZ "a )34 81.
Louis Arkansas ant Tex (4.lUO) ~ 204 4d2lA.
and first mortgages Sl770O0l ~ 80 100 ~ aud
onds 100000 al 5O7s a5laS
The money market fair q per cent market; the
supply and demand about equal and therefore the
nuIn But the conditions such tn at rates easily
pulaed for speculative PURPOSES so that every day
per - paid for part OF the business;
to-day tho exception up 10 psr cents AT the close
the offerings at per cent Neither OF the last
named rates reflects the markets condition.
Comparative quarterly statements OF the National banks
OF the City OF NewYorK:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-20
WH0LEsiLsrn,vEs VI COUNTRY PRODUCE
yos The wesk sndns Tuesday, Oct TO- lisa


For The wesk ending Tussday, oss. II, lisa
1xAxa PRAA
Receipts for ne week, 2<b6 bbIs beans, 6062 bblA
peas EIpcstsl 2s6 pkss Seansnd az7l bush Afsw
It 81 the latter price regarded extreme bow
and could hardly be realized under much In re-
Freely and Win dull trade prices are barely steady At 81
l7o New medium and pes arriving more Freely especially
msnd continues fair and bring 81 10 Old Medium
snd negieced White kidney very du Choice red
R S SLOW ' e ss1k es nsa
fair jobbing demand 81 10 for prime new.
Rfs sss SarTow Oo DE- s
1885 Choice; 81 10 ssi rs 1855 Choice. 900 200
Do, Medium, 1885, Io, Red Kidney
Do. Medium, 1885, Do. Cal. Lima,
DO. Pea 1885, 1900 peas areon 1855 os ITO
Choice ........ "a 20 DO, lSS5.-....- 80 O5
Choice--.-.--. 500 55l
BUTTER.
Receipts PACKAGES export 1909 packages
in values has occurred especially top grades
been relatively plenty aud vcryi sensitive stss
excessively dull trade jobbers do apparently 10
handle at all and Offers sell fancy marks in whole
drag heavily have difficulty in moving
their ancies brands 2SG29c Extra Western has slow
Elgns Leaving avorite brands which show per
feet flavor color texture &C. there drop to zoe and not
ling at 22 024c quoted 6920c but the Gales
at The latter price are few and far between The export IN
chief sources Of strength Creamery and dull
Fresh state dairy TN fair receipt ann generally quet EnL
Doc general quality OF the offerings such
sell In range OF Firkin dacs have had less
going at Imitation creamery and Western dairy
lean buyers favor receipts iar quaiy quite irregular
and outlet comparatively small Factory in small supply ana
maintains hrn position especially the 10" saao'' WHICH
unusually well cleared up
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-20

q r. Ii. ss:R :s. f ssl I's1 e.
i.d Out losl Bacon sos lard iSsi
yfsidsso~foax-rh. m.rss has not Varied m any
raa *. Ts ana Ss 'i ,sS s: y
&. S 3 Sss. g lnss. r M
hs sas !s.' sGT5s sns
!: 81 ~
sss attention. for the market ssss 200
SGssss & sS.sss e.
s T s S Hs. T. hSs e
ss option trading were Wholly %
sS a.. Sn s II ss sf 's %
sen,sp from Sales $50 Western az steam s
rssnss sals. 1000 iSco tss connsns private
quoted Case South American $500 October closing etoc
december ecsn January Closing
eo a not 2 ysr Nam. nee & ruling quiet WITH
e ,eo SCI G STATE CreamsIy
iqS. 2ossse Wf wsIsS tubs. iss3se Western
SSs Tss,fFn Psy m price aSa d E1f
Sioa ssRt s s sGS II D %ss si Fs
demand principally for choice state State 2la22c Canada
IS 81 l9'?ei Western 20S2lo c,,,, 0noto, a,
7's,; sales. $500 y oecmargarine 6Ic. .,,
sUGARThe stock is steady but unchanged
slsc Tor centrfaga se5 test Sales 1000 bags Centr
SSs Rsa9 c s ts5 ana S
Ireewdered G06isc Grannlaed BE- Mould ~ aol9
stsnar 7fsS Coffee Of sss Ws Extra
sat sc Extra &C" 4s9i7sc; &C." 4%04Lc; Yellow
tai Low-R quiet but held with decided strength
Prime CITY quoted &c Sales $4,000 out oil town stock on
ToBACCO~The general movement moderate. Kentucky
Low Leaf. &C. Good q Ioc and ine Ii 2c. Seed
leaf rather quiet included 100 1881 Penn
cases 1888 Wisconsin Havana at @a16c lo2 1888
2oo a avsna IrVse ts1as 40 paies HAVANA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-20
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

YORK. Tuesday Oct. l9-BEEVEs-Recepts were
Me e2g aea and cara eaTf G suz6escP
City Dressed seef extremely dull at &c for Texas and
Colorado sides ga &c for Common to GhGlce NstVe beei
Chicago Dressed haa a light demand for Texas
Sides with c the top figure q1otae for Choice stock
aUces sf from SnGS sa IL % ea g1sso p aaa
american Live Cattle selling at all % estimated dressed
Shipments to-day lGo quarters of Beef in the Arizona by
Receipts were 300 head OF which 1871 were re
eeyed at GOthst and l25 at Washington Market GIassers
lover Fair to Prime yeas steady Quotations ,9dsy are
for Ordinary to Choice teais
Dressed Grassers dull and lower and selling az 4@6c In,
In price selling at 0a II c for FAIR TO Prime CITY Dressed
81 s DSTsy y y WseEa S6 Fs s GayG 2a 49,
Eye OTIS and Nelson: Jersey veas 1872 n at Sc do
lGS h. at ac do, 22O u. at 1c do 3O4 10, at oc TO-
Hume & Mullen Q veals 40 IT, at 7lac do 296 10, at
halleneck & Davis: 24o ID, at
collins Is Jersey veas 1876 1880 b. at c mainly
ASD Sef Wepe Is cars 1927
cars at Jersey City and cars at GOth ana e r. %eT
Lambs Reported sales re at 80 25a4 10 sheep 80 40
Dressed Mutton at &c Inferior to Fair with Good
Dressed Lambs in light demand at o19c. with s2c about
saies-Ever'tt 4 Pidcock 2sl Ohio sheep Is No. 3'cj
Kentucky Lambs 50 To- at 50 4O i5l DO "a To- at 5ac
Dulenback x Dewey liG Northern Canada Lambs. 81 ID,
at &C. 299 Sheep and Lambs mixed 76 ID, az &c
Judd Il Buckingham 80 Pennsylvania Sheep 100 ID, AT
3slc: l22 Pennsylvania Lambs. 90 H. at . &c -
Newton Giett. 376 ohio sheep and Lambs ISm, az iic
l79 Kentucky Sheep % H. "A 49, ODD Pennsylvania Sheep
and Lambs, So n, at 81 20
Eye Otis & Nelson lGl State sheep 81 b. at 3lic.
p. ). Kase 10 Jersey Llubs. = b, at ~ ~
J. Sadler & $50 Kcntucky sheep IS ~ al 81 10;
l0i Kentucky Lambs 20 II 5Ls ll6 DO ~ ID, az sac
HOGS Receipts were Il OF Gl97 head-3l ears at
jersey civ and cars 4Ot-st Feeling weak In sympa
thy with market for Dressed Hogs yesterday.
Dca quote Fair o Prime at ~ 9Od - 10.
Country pressed steady bat dun for Light Weights Me
dunn quoted at go nc; Light at Ia &c. 49,
Sales-J. smith part yesterday; 2l7 OHIO Hogs, los
n at - 10 state do 2j6 H. IS 10 2l3 do. 173 b. at
% 10 10 foughs, 22l ID. al ~ 10.
Eye O 4 Nelson date Yesterday % state Hogs $50 ID,
at 8 NC 20 do, 225 70, at 81 go
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-20
An inventors Advice.

An inventors Advice.
aorse advising men how 70 get on
wonId finish by saying DO as have donepersevero For
vn gears he plodde before giving the nnsl
M ouohcs 10 In as many days those pcrse
vs1,ng an the use OF Golden Medical Discovery
nave great relief and found themselves Inc
high roa TO health. complaints Impure blood er0nio
ung " is healing influences
never 10 return. All druggistA
Leuxfelloyv's Birthday Book
beautiful present give lady but there ntue
book published pamphlet form. with no pretens9ns W
merit thai would DO appropriate
mems of saving hfo called DR. H. " fcrco
on diseas~s for aOuoss
yar. prcscriptlon is especially designed ~ 20
aud coioron ple uar5's
10 INV Address OF cents N slxnP,S = '"~ 80
~ars.rv Nesical Association. b"n~4o' S' -
. -. ,uioua take Dr. Pierces Pleasant Purgative
II you NV .sSnal Little PILLS." Oh all druggisA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-20

The Sub Treasury to-day lost balance $517,sl9,
made acurr-Ecy loss OF 81 900 025prObably prn
cpally by Treasury transfers). iers u coin gain OF
S572.206 Today's operations covered: Receipts.
Sl97o,o 3S: payments $2,495,S76 resulting In pal
OF S22952 ZIG currency and 81 93S. l34 coin
The Clearing House statement to-day was as follows
Exchanges, Sl26 ,226.9l5; balances "a, 907.102
The Uuiled States Treasury AZ Warrington received
SOL. 900 National bank notes for redemption
The customs receipts S390,O42 tho internal
revenue receipts $l50,607.
The foreign exchanges dull bat rates for sight
sterling advanced u cent In expectation that the
Bank CT England rate for discount will DO raised
Thursday. We revise quotations. for business as FOL
lows: Bankers bills, 81 81 and ~ S4h for long and
short sterling respectively, 5.22s and 5.lsos for
9ila and 50 for rechmarks 1873 and 4Ols for
gullders.
IL Lon British consols we're steady at 100 1916
for money aud Lie higher at 1908 for account. This
reflect nrmer tone the money ke.
cables report II csior Bar silver recovered 116d
40 IL led per English standard. Tho Bank of
England lost 442,0O0 bullion balance. American
railways ruled duh aud easy and closed with declines
OF u per cent from last evenings fgures At Paris
French or cent decline to 81 AS. and signt exchange
Oh London hrmer al 25.3kl2 francs TO the q.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-20
sPIRIrs OF TURPENTINR

eAv AhxAH. Oct l9.-Turpentine quiet at " Nc.
WAkusoros, Oct ls-Turpentine hrm at - 40.
CHxkLxsIoH. ocS l9.-Tprpentins quiet ~ Sc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-20
statc,choice, new lai.
FRuIrs AND BRRRIEs-FREsH.

Apples large receipt but moving fairly when OF choice
ouaity some large fancy Nova Scotia GraVensten
are meetn @ \ fair ~ 300 49, and Western fall
varieties from 81 10 to - 30 Dbl with occasional
selections fancy 10 Choice Baldwns
selling shipping orders and home dea ers are taking
choice Greetings quite promptly. But Inferior qualities OF all
duh aud dragging ounces are dul ana rfegu ar
Choice secke and Beure o'c pears are In TAR deman N
Of Bartlett about out of market Other
kinds of pears rnlng rather quiet and tend buyers Ia
vor Delaware grapes sell generally al quotations.
really and could be placed 10 &C. ca
fawla continue dull cJrd Of choice quality in light
n and drmer Cranberres ruled dull and weaker few
Cape Cod sti hung 80 so but the price
10 20 than higher
and very good So 75d6 Very little
freely offered
1 20 per amt dragging.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-20
DRIED FRUITS AND BERRIES.

Receipts for the week 1880 pkgs exports l09S pkgs
Evaporated apples have sold ry both for export and
$3.50 for prime to fancy fruit Quite an inquiry
come TO hand promptly placed at &c for prime 32ai
Tor choice and c for fancy Coarse cut In small supply
AMI receiving EvapOrated peaches quieter
but there is relatively light stock OF fancy quality both
neeled and unpeeled and such firmly held Sundre
Steady with the fully equal to receipts Raspberies
frme Cherries. pums and huckeberries very dull BLACK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-20
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS
SAN FRANCISCO Oct 10, 1886.

SALES AT THE CONsOLIDA TED STOCK AND PETRO-
LEUM EXCHANGE
STOCKS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-20

Nurs-Reooipts OF been only moderate ana
- demand inproyedi prces have naetaAtsa eens"sa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-20


ost n, the game arriving have been In oad oruer
,re ia mi call sound lots at outside quotation ou
os hay 10 60 oner and have certain va ue
Viii dncks in xht supply and firm Venson stead al lb1
lie with small choice reported up 70 oc III In
cartridges per pair rs al 90 VIVID Ducks Can $50 -.
Grouse per pair 80 vas. pair 0092 %
English supe ! 20 al so Do do Redhead al 90
yenison. per d.. l69 Il Do do Mailard sse 60
WoodcOck. per pair. 900 10 DO Co. Teal oo0 oo
POTATOES yKGErABLEa
State Potatoes In large supply quiet and unchanged;
strictly Hebron aud Burbank about steady
plenty and really choice stock rue
slightly Onions in moderate supply but quict an
unchanged. Cabbages OF choice quality ngher Snvss
Cauiiowcr rm Lima beans String beans anu corn hs"o
Tomatoes easier Russia turnlps quiet
Potatoes Rose IL 75a 90 Egg plant ILL., per oo0. oo
Do. Peerless, Jer- DOL - WV y ~
A N
Do state per 1870 25o l37 bag hits wv w
Do. sweet, Va, YeL nm onlohsIIJ o""'"5 so0 AIS
mo Isrsev and bel 1 % % as Onions, Conn.,, rel . -
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Cabbases Flat Co. per box. 400 %
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