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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-29

tooh sALk-Bl FAMILY LEAVING TOWN ~.
DIusseis CARPETS sizes -. "a 3U ~; 40 -, ~
oec yard, single hodStsal and fl.ft, = ari,.
ii =, ana rings 80. dining chairs sO -
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DOMESTIC EXCHANGE


New York and eastern demand 81 dis
count buying sight IS discount buying,
par selling. New Orleans 1sc discount
buying par selling. Cincinnati, st. Louis
and louisville demand 81 buying, par
selling.
The local cotton market closed steady
with sales Z, 500 bales, OF which 400 to cx-
porters and !, 100 bales to spinners; receipts
were l0OO2 bales.
At New Orleans spots declined Lice clos.
ing easy; futures or 2 to points and steady.
Liverpool dun, prices generally in buyers
favor; midding uplands and Orleans declined
lied: futures easy and Off 3 10 points,
New York spots closed steady. Sales last
week not previously reported, 45ll bales for
spinners, aud 1928 bales for export Futures
very steady at Il decline of to 4 points
The Commercial Bulletin states that some
-ercp gucsses are commencing TO be made,
and appear TO favor q shading on last ycars's
total" The Memphis guesscs run from
1000 900 TO 100000.
Hubbard, Price 4 Co. say; "our market
has displayed great steadincss after the open
Ing quotations, and closed with but slight
loss from Saturday. Receipts at the ports
have influenced the operations Of our spccu.
lators and induced much hcsitancy as TO
selling the market until some increase In the
movement shall become manifest"
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Grim and Pre- visions.

CHIcAGo, H., Oct. 20.+Trading in wheat
was quite active at the opening at A1lc
advance on Saturdays closing being con-
tinuation Of Saturdays frmncss. Shorts
were anxious TO cover and at the same time
the offerings were LIBERAL n local trader sell
ing freely Of wheat bought at lower figures.
The result of liberal offerings caused a
weaker feeling, and prices declined lc Tor
December and &c for May below carly ex-
IRENE outside figures. After the opening
the market ruled quiet and dull during
most Of the session, becoming weak, and
closed at about the same as Saturday Tor De-
cember and 1c lower for MAY.
Corn ruled rather quiet most OF the ses-
sion, trading being only moderately active
and mainly among local operators. The
feeling developed was easier, fluctuations
being within a lower range than Saturday,
aud lower scale OF prices was established.
Initial trades we're HtgHc under Saturdays
closing figures, after which the market grad
naly sold or hCg2sc, offerings being quite
liberal at times. The market then reacted
| %61hc, ruled steady and closed H@%C
lower than Saturday.
There was some increase In speculative
trading In oats as compared with saturday
Trading was mainly In May but near iu
| lures came in for some business Prices FOL
May delivery ranged L@7kc lower and Other
| futures were &c easier.
Trading moderate in mess pork, and the
| feeling was stoadier, Offering were not very
large, aud the demand was only fair, ant
mainly from local shorts. Prices ruled ia
| Zoe higher on the whole range, and CLOSED
steady at medium figures.
More strength was manifested In the lart
market and prices ruled l0@ l5c higher, bu
trading was moderate. Offerings rather light
| with little inquiry from shorts. Trading
chiefly in November and January contracts
Short rib sides attracted very little atten
ton, and trading was light. The feeling wa
iirmer and prices ruled SOTO higher, an.
the advance was moderately well supported
Trading chiefly In January contracts.
The leading futures ranged rs follows
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Cash quotations were as follows
Flour-Firm and UNCHANGED.

Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour-Firm and unchanged.
No. 2 spring wheat, sl.i6Agi1G No. 3
spring wheat O0d0OLc; No. red, SLICK
C1llG, No. corn, 4OIlc; No. oats 2iIfc;
No. rye, 56hc; No. barley, nominal;
No. | naKseod, sl.i7M; prime timothy
seed, si.is.
Mess pork, per barrel siLGO, lard, per
100 pounds, IS. 20, short rib sides (loose).
s7.5j; dry sailed shoulders (boxcd), $500
Cgs.25; short clear sides boxed ssl2Jfg
s.25.
Rcccipts--Flour. 1900 brlS wheat, $1,000
bu; corn, 10000 bu; oats, $4,000 bu; rye,
li,OOO bu: barley, 500 bu.
Shipmcnts-Flour 1900 brls; wheat
1900 bu; corn, 10000 bu; oats, $4,000
bu rye, COCO bu; barley, 67.OJJ bu.
ST. LoUIs, Mo-, Oct 2o.-Flour-Quiet
aud unchanged.
wheat-Cash iirmcr, but business small.
Options-Tho opening was excited aud
higher In sympathy with other markets but
n decline followed and December closed at
the same price bid saturday, while May de-
chned Aci No rcd, cash. IL; December,
N.lhtril0 closing at n.lGJs; May, gl.l711
Cgl 2Ot, closing at si.i7h asked.
Corn-Quiet; No. 2cash, use; November,
BIC; closing at 70 kCp30c bid; January 32ACt
32Jk@33c, closing at sac; May, $3.50
$751; flnSinE NJ a1'aNibOthcs
Oats Stronger No. . cash, 22Ikc: Noyem.
Der. 22ilc asked; May. 2sG2s &c bid
Rye-Ensy; No. cash, 52g15lisc.
llarloy-Thc market dull and weak.
Ban-Dull ht Gsc.
flaNsccd-liighcr at sl.i0.
Conmcal-.aslcr ut 500.
Hay - Steady; prairie, s7oo@9.JO, limo.
thy. .i2OO@tb.Oo.
lluitor-Firm; creamery. 20927c; dairy, 81
d23c.
Esgs-stoady; ioc for good stock poor
| stock, iilsOti5c.
Provisions Easy; Pork, $500. Lard
Prime steam, nominally $50. Dry Salt
Mcats-Shoulders, Ss25 longs and ribs,
$50. short clear, $50 Bacon-Shouldcrs,
| sS2j, longs aud ribs, $s.S iaOtgO0 short
clear, S0.l5@03Th. lIams-st .OOdl850.
Reccipts-flour 600 brls wheat, 1900
bu, corn, 5000 bu; oats, $4,000 bu; rye, o..
90 bu; barley, in.OoO bu.
Shipmcnts-flour, I2O00 brlG wheat q.
600 bll; corn, iioo0 bu; oats, $1,000 bu rye
ii,OOo, barley. 1900 bu.
KASsu CRY, Mo-, Oct. 20-Whcat-
Receipts, 2, lJ7 bu. shipments, - bu; IL
store, 81, 800 bu. Quiet No. > red, cash
pic bid, sl.O2 asked November, O6c bid. 81 .Oi
asked, December, ti.OOis bid, Sl.OiA asked
May, ti.OjA bid, sl.OI asked. No. 2. soft
cash, ti.O7A asked December iOlil bid
si.G asked; May, N.l0 bid.
Con-ln storc, 2,OO9 bu. Dull. No 2
cash, no bids nor offerings, November, q y,
bid, 2g'sc asked. year sales nj Isle: Janu
AIRY, 2ssc bid, 2D,.c asked; May, JOJSo bid
3il.c asked.
Oais-No. 2 cash, no bids, 2Disc asked: No
ycmbcr. 2ic asked. December, ME bid,
May, 2i'.o bid, 2Sc asked.
Nav YoRE. Oct ~. --Following Is the on
| clal abatement Of the visible SUNNY Of prnif
In store aud ailoat on Saturday, October "a
rs issued by the Produce Exchange: Wheat
~, t76, Gid increase b0i, 21G; corn II, l0i, 02l
decrease ~ $50, oats \, 221, 6i6 increase go
Odj rye i,37T.2i3, increase iii,s2l; barley
| i,OI5, sJ5 Increase 2l6 7O5.
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@13c clear grease wool 2O92bci bury,
washed 2O6t3 &c; tub washed 3093ic.
BEEswAx--lS@2Oc.
NAus--Iron, $2.05; steele, $3.50.
HIrDEs-Dry flint, No. /, 1lc No. 2, &c;
dry sailed, Sc; No. 2, &c; green sailed, No. !,
&c No. 2, 4lsc; green, 4g5ci deorskins,
30935c; sheepsk!ns l5c9H.0O firm.
WmsKY-straight Kentucky Bourbon,
sl.50G6O0; Robinson and Lincoln counties
Tenn, firm Sl.b5 TO 800 sharp advance on
October; eastern ryes $1.s5@600, according
TO the age and make; common whisky, SI.0O
@13} according 10 proof nothing under 70
Der cent quoted
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Groceries.

NV YoRK, Oct ~ - Coffee - Option,
barely steady. sales So $50 bag. including
October, si3.BS, November, els iidi33O. he
ccmbcr. Si2 S3ai3Oo January, si275ti2Oo
February, ti2 50Csl2sj, March, si2G5@l2 sj
April. ti2GOai2s0 MAY, tl2G5C1l2 ~
June. si2 ~. August, si2Goti ~ 81 spot Ric
lower, dull fair caD,ucs, sib.2b.
sugar-Raw. dcpr s,cd, dull refined quiet
Molascs-Nominal.
RIO pE JANrino, oct. gT.--Coficc-R Regular
first, s, 100 refs per 10 kilos, good second,
g. 80 rcis. Receipts during the week, 0i. 90
bags. Purchases for the United States, u, GU
bars; clCannccs Tor the United States, l7,UOO
bags, stock. 10000 bags.
SANTOS, oct 7.-Cohtc--Good average.
o. $50 refs per 10 kilos. Receipts during the
week, u, 600 bags. Purchases iorthc United
States, 10000 bags, clcaranccs ior the United
States, 2OoO bags. stock, i010J hagI
CiSciSSAri, o., Oct ~ --Whisky-Firm:
sales i.OOl barrels finished goods on a basi.
OF tl.il Butier-Stcady; fancy creamery, q
@2sC prime dairy, l5ai0c.
Cmc,oo, Oct 2D.--on The Produce eH.
change, today, the butter market was quioi
and unchanged. Eggs strasly at legi6isc.
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F.esistuffs.

CoRS-From store, white, 65c; mixed 65c
from levcc or depot white, m bulk. lsc. in
sacks, sic. mixed, In bulk, sc; In sacks, soc.
BRAN-From storc, s5c, from ieyeo or dc
pot, slGOJ.
HN-Choicc, from store, 9oc, car load,
from lcvcc or depot si556Gi0OO prime,
from store. SDMS,c: car load from lcyer or
depot, ~ 100 prairie; from store 656GGOc.
car load, from lcyco or depot. $40 5OtIiIOD
OATs-from storc white, 80, mixed. 3Jc
from lcvcc or depot white IN bulk, nc In
sacks, SIC; mixed, In bulk, 80, Ia sacks, sic.
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NORTHUMBERLAND nnNne
COTTON MARKETS.

The local cotton markotopcncd steady aud
closed steady; mildling, ai5iGc. Sales, q. S0
bales, including i,iC0 bales last evening.
of which 2,5oO bales 10 exporters aud !, 100
bales 10 spinncn
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.
Ordinary, nominal; good ordinary, nom.
inal; low middliue a.. middling. . 5-lCc.
good middling. Csc. middling fair, D i5-lGc.
inir nominal
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At noon; spots-Dull; prices generally
IN buyers favor, Sales 5000 bales, OF which
American q, 200 bales. n ccipts 1000 bales,
of which American 300 bales. Closing
quotations were as follows: middling up
lands 594d; middling Orleans, 5Ad
Futures opened fiat at decline and closed
easy.
THESE prices are given In pence and Giths
thus: 5.63 means lGj-Gid, and 5,0l means
l-0id.l
At pm: October, 5.3S buyers; October
November 6.29 sellers; Noyembcr-Decem-
Der 5.23 sellers; D.oembcr-January 5.22
sellers; Jauuary-Fcbruary, 6.2l buyers; Feb.
ruary-March, 6.22 sellers; Maroh-April,
6.23 sellers April-May, 5.2i sellers; May
June, o 20 buyers.
Buy and sell stocks and bonds Lhrongh y.
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Rangers, 81. S0@39 90.
,Hogs-Receipts, 10000; shipments, 1900.
Market strong, 50gi0c higher; mixed, IS. 25@
$50; heavy, $5.3o@5.02X light, s52O@5.55;
skips, $3,G0@5.l0.
sheep-Receipts, 5000; shipments, 1000.
Market steady; natives, g. 750g3.s5 western,
S.OO@3-45; Texans, $275@3.25; lambs, s3.75
@575.
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Provisions.

FIH-Mackcrcl, half brls. No. I, $50 No.
2, $500, lulb. kit, No. I, 81 -, 40. 2, Si.2j;
No. ,, n.lO. Dry herring, family, 3jc per
box W. q. Hoe herring halt brl, tn75.
Hoo fnoprCts- Steady, moss pork, tiGOOd
~ -. sugar cured hams ~ AGti2kc; break
fast bacon. lO'sCtl2'.r. clear rih sides bacon.
CSC. shoulders, sisMs'kc. bulk pork clear
sides, s,sc. clear rib sides, sAo, long clear
SAc; shoulders SIC.
L,Hp-Tcs $50. half brls, oisc. kegs, 0isc
choice kettle. iOdllc. Steady
Pos Frrr-BArnls, 500, half brls, 500.
kcifs. tl.hO.
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LiyBs-Choicc, DC; common to good per
head, S50@3.00.
HoGs-Choce light, 0@Gj1c, good, 5I9(DGc
common, jg5hc.
CArru--Choice, 3i{@32Sc good, 2]983c;
scallawags, lH@2Hc.
surrr-Choce, ici medium, 3@3Xc COM
mon, 81 OJMl 90
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DAILY oorrox STATEMENT.

Imports q & T. H., Liza n. n. RR, Lat
l. q y. A. a., p9L ~ a T.. a. H. H.. al. e.. o.&R
". " n. b5E l., n O. AT. H. u. ~. X C.a AN
RR, M. X. G., NJ. An H. ", Az IN H. A.,
W. Tenn. MIA. T. n, ~ steamers 2,ls9 wag
ons, son Total. 1000
EKpofts-M &C RR. l,4lGM m
? l. mr. n. ~. e.. q. & 4 wRR. asa
J., n @. a T., go Tenn. MID. t6s steamer
south' 10. Total, $3.50 ialos.
NEw YnHK.
Spots opened quiet and closed steady; mid
ding, Ol3iGc. sales, 07s bales Quotations
are "A follows Ordinary. GiI.iGg rpol
ordinary, SIC. low middling 6.ioc. mid.
ding 1910, good middling. lOIc. mid.
ding fair i01.c. fair, li5sc.
Futures opened steady AZ decline and
closed very steady. as follows October. . 81
@0ii, November 0t3@0l0. December. . y,
@0.59 January, p6pan5O. February. q 7pa
s.so, March, aEltsaa0. April, 0gsMa ~
May i0oI@i00s. June. iOl5ml0ii; July.
to2Sal0.2t August iODaiO3i. SALES,
", sOo bales.
NEw oELUANa
The spot market opened quiet aud closed
Easy; middling 5.iCc. sales. $500 bale,
Quotations arr ns follows Ordinary. 75.iOc.
good ordinary, sl.i5c; low middlIng si3.igc
middllng. o 5-iGc; good midilinr. piJ.iCc.
Futures opened steady At decline and
closed steady, a. follows. october, q ~ asked
November 0O0900s. December pi2. Janu
Dry, a22d02 % February. 0a2m0 90. March
b.sSs04G April, g.b3ct15i. May DOidDGl
June, 073go.H July, os2@0sL sales
N. 500 bales.
DAILY roRr AND INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
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C,NNEp Goops -rinoapplcs, $3.50. Peaches,
lbs, standard, N.Sn second, Sl.OO. Tuma.
toes, lbs standard Sic. lbs, standard,
fl.U2. StmNhcrnrs tl2j. Raspbcrrics, ~ -.
Blnckberrics si.D Green gngcs, a. -.
Fears. ~ 90. piums O. ~. Asparagus 81 90
Green com tintii o.. Green peas. Al. Is.
Cove oysters, full weight m, ior; 2 lbs.
~ 50, light weight Csc, lbs. 400 Con.
dcnsed milk-CfOWn. sdp. Eaglc. $40
Swiss, 800, Salmon, Si1ita2 o. Snr1incs
N1h. mustard sapiincs. N.15. Mackcrcl,
81. % herring mackcrcl. sl.u5.
SuUAR-Pu white, 5ssc yellow clarified
7'.c. refined A. &c. standard gran
ula,cd, sac powdered, s)sc cut Loaf,
$50. steady,
CorrEr-Common, i4isc. ordinary, Isle.
fair. iGifc prime Rio, lsc. choice Co fancy,
Ia. oil government 3Otti2g strong.
S,Lt-Saginaw, Si.3odl.H per brl. Ohio
river Slmal.25 pet brl. SKIS fine, ti.35ti
40 coarse, - l1ti.ih, pkts, 2A@Ic.
Ihcr-l.ouisiana, 5CS5ao, Carolina, &c
quiet
CASbIrs-Stick. al sizes. In bxs, pals and
brls. aGiic. fancy assorted, Wtl5c; exiri
fancy. isCt2'c. firm
CiiEEsr-rhme Hats. sjfC6aifc New Yorl
factory, O'tmir, ull oruan, i29i2hc
Young American, l2'f@ilc.
SoAfu Am tANnir---SOap, 3bmjc, can
dies. full weight, p'ic.
SrAHcu--3AO3'sc
MoLAsss Louisiana. common 10 fair, q
6t2i prime, choice. S3@aSc. fancy, 60C1i5c
centrifugal. common a. fair, SOfJnc; prim,
to choice, JOM3Ac, syrup. 206elSc, quiet
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Gotten seed PROTECTS.

PRIME CRUDE OIL-3Gc; prime summer
yellow, 40d47; summer white, 47@4sc;
choice cooking summer yellow, isCgbOc;
cotton seed meal, Sl75OglS.0O; less than
car load, 5000
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cnic,oo M, Oct g7.--The Dforrf Jour.
nal report. Cattle-ieccipts, AeO, ship.
mcnts. aOOp Market slow steady
becycs. SSOOCtA25, slockcr and feeders,
tlW91S5, COWS bulls and MIXED, a. $50
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No changes were made TO lay In the local
market lists by the quotation committees Of
the Merchants Exchange.
AT New Orleans there Is fair demand fol
sugar, aud prices are well maintained, Mo
lasses Is easier with downward tendency
Rice is firm, with prices well maintained.
In the New York grocery market there !,
n noticeable decline In refined sugars. tn,
combine has at last concluded TO make
modification In the rates on refined sugar
particularly In accord with the reduced cos
Of raw, and prices have been marked down
sc on all grades above ''on A." and llGo Oh
grades below As yet buyers make no no
ticcablc response with increased orders
Teas remain as the exceptionally firm nrticl,
among staple groceries.
The London Marx Lane Erpress In H.
weekly review Of the British grain trade
says the last dry samples Of English wheat
have advanced Oh 10 Is. Foreign wheats ar,
weaker, excepting the finest whites which
are firm, and Liverpool quotations are gen
orally Id per GENITAL higher Corn Is slow
At today's market the finest English and
foreign whcnts maintained their values.
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FLouR-From store, common, S30Od3. 20;
family, SL5Ogi.iO, choice, ~. 7O6DLs5, fancy,
t5.i5W5.55, extra fancy, sbsjcg1.Oj, patent
81 25GJG5O, quiet
Coax ME,L-pearl, $3.50, roller, t2.4061
as; quiet.
BEASs ,ND PE,s-Nayy beans, S2.25, me
dunn, 900.
oar MEAL-ln half brls, $3.50 from store.
CRAcKERs-Sodl, treble extra 10; ginger
snaps, sIsGt6c; assorted jumblos, lOgl2c
cream crackers SlsGOc.
CRACKED WnEAT-ln half brlS $3.50 from
store
lloNINY AND GRrs--From store, 1875.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

New YoRK, Oct 29.-The general de-
mand was more quiet and transactions Of
importance confined to leading specialtios
for spring and n moderate quota Of orders
for seasonable wear. The tone OF the cot
ton goods market was stronger.
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MaoI.

ST. Loup, No, Oct 2o.-Wool In de-
mand and firm but quiet; bright medium,
iGag3i.c: coarse braid, ii@2Oc, low sandy.
iOai7 Gne light, l3Cac; fine heavy ITO
i7c, tub washed, 2sa3tlfc.
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Miscellaneous.

Miscellaneous.
nAsGtSa-ii ittiJc.
Tin-ti .l5mLgA
snor-prop, Vas, buck, ll7o
IrAu-tr
TALON -aaic.
~ Tomooo-common, 2jGJ5c. other grades,
ai6dhic,
SSuri -Gauctts iiOs5. Rilph's, siO2J;
Railruad. S12b. Gail A "A. tgui
fowpIR-kegs 500. half kegs, s255
quarter Kegs, t.75.
Coat OF Prime white. Wholesale lots, iOc
per Ynl.
Vocabulary, grease wool, unwashod, 10
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OIL and TurnenfIne.

CLEVELAND, o., Oct. 29.-Petroleum
steady; s. W. 1.10o TIC.
WILMINGTON N. c., Oct T.-Turpentine
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Household supplies.

fRutr-Quct. Oranges, $50 per bril-
$50 per box. Lemons. a. O1opt.O0 per box
Bananas, N.oo6ta2, yer bunch. California
pear, s12j per bon. Gmpcs-Concord, a0'
per basket. Caiawha iic pcr basket
ArrLEs-t Va2.1 por brl. Dried apples
s't@ic per III, from stor Dried peaches
40 b., from stuu.
Zoos Easy. Boxes. H.. cases, iTc.
HAi.Ss-l London Layers, o. -, Califor.
mia. ~. ~ per box.
G,Nr-Qunil, $50 per dozen: squirrels,
SIS per dozen. rabbits ~ Sn0t rs pcr
dozen. Wild turkeys, i0c 10 7Sc each. wood.
duck, 500 per dozen. teal, - 2S1t26O per
dozcn Mallapl 500 per dozen. vcnison
saddles, sal H.; whole deer, lg5c 10.
NrDrrAnirs-O Onions ti.Gittt.s3 per hrl.
Cabbage -- Loose, ON7c. kmut--per brl,
g. O0. half bril- s251. Garlic. ~ per 100.
BrtrrH-Buticrinc. i5c. creamery, &c,
| dairy, l,c country butter, a. .mibc.
tnru--Olark, Hoo per brl. aud $50 per
half bri
NiNUsAR--rcr GAL iO6iec.
| PuJiTm Chickens. young ti.s8Cl2OO
mixed. t2UCt22j. hens, =, 5iet27S
itcEim Iris. $3.50 half brls, tlOO.
iutAroiS-firm. 81 75m2U1 pcr brl; sacks.
| OnH 5hc. sweet, ti,uDGti ~ per 6r.
Nrrs -'oicoauuts. S4.O6 per 100 Pea.
nuts Virginia, i'saGc, Tennessee, farm.
err stock 3hmtc-roasicd, 2itc higher,
shcllcd, coo. fccanA Texas, Ogi2c.
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GENERAL TRADE.

Buy and sell stocks and bonds through +.
NJ. Galbrcath, No. 10 Madison street.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY PER CENT, NEW YORK Ex'
CHANGE PAR SELLING.
Cotton Steady--Middling Cotton, o 5-lec
Sales Today, $500 Bales - The
General Market is Steady-Meats
Steady.
ArPEAL OFFICE

MONDAY EVENING, oct 20 1854,
Money is in good demand but the supply
appears to be ample to meet 1t. Rates are
at per cent.
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CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-01

NOT DIVIDED ON TEMPERANCE OR ANY OTHER
QUEsTION-To DEBATE TIE TARIFF ISSUE
sensational story published yesterday In
which an attempt made to show that the Ohio
Society of NcwYork was about to be shaken all to
pieces on tho question to whether or not liquor
should form part of tho socety's commssariat
TRIBUNE reporter found Homer Lee secretary and
member Of the Governing Committee. at his oshce In
Cedsrst, and asking him about the story, he said
Ohio society is cosmopolitan organization,
made up of men of all shades Of political. religious
and temperance opinions, and do not think that this
question will cause the slightest disturbance among
US. We have a sidcboard in a Darkroom whore
small stock Of liquors is at the disposal Of such men,
bers as require them. One night recently quorum
OF tho Governing Committee talked the matter over
and directed the steward not to lay in any moro
liquors But It afterward determined to await
the action Of the society. regular monthly meeting
Will DO held the second Monday In January when
tho subject will be finally settled by vote Of the
members. and confident that whatever the result
may be. the same harmony and unanimity which
have always prev allied Will not be disturbed ] am
'rtaln that nothing of so little moment will ever cause
tppo of dscord In the Ohio Society,""
us II true that several menbers have rcsigned7"
"There has not been q single resignation nor an
intimatlon OF one The cordial relations Of members
Of all shades Of opinion were never more marked than
at present. nor tho condition of the society more
prosperous. In the spring We expect to buy club
house IN near Fifth-ave. The membership IS
steadily increasing, and We feel tho need OF a per-
manent home. Preparations are now being mado for
our annual banquet which Will take place at Del
monlco's February"
About how does the society stand numerically on
the temperance question: .
81 think It viii be best TO wait until the vote Is
taken before expressing opinion ON that point
The sdeboard Is minor detail, ana plays a very
divided politically, and II s not improbable that
similar division would apply on the question OF pro-
hbition hut as a society we are unanimous Tor hAr-
mcny and good fellowship. We frequently have
papers read by members treating OF topics OF tho
day. and Il is proposed to hold public discus
sion the Tariff question under the auspices OF the
society but not In our rooms. The discussion VIII
probably take place In OF the large halls, and s. s.
Cox will lead the debate side with William NC
Kuley on tho other. Other members WILL OF course,
take part and we expect consider prominent public
questions n ON time time. all Of which we shall do
as Americans and not as politicians, for the Ohio
Society Is free from partisan bias and no political
axes Of any kind can be ground there
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-01
WILLIAM BARCLAY PARSON4

william Barclay Parsons died a. his home, NO BOD
Fiith-ave., yesterday. Ho the son of William H.
Parsons, an officer Of the British navy, WHO wsA
wrecked and taken prisoner on the coast OF Lone
Island during the war Ofisl2 and continued 70 live
In this country.
He was born in this city In 1923. He went into
business when young in tho Office OF his oroiher
a druggist, and after remaining with him for short
time he entered the firm Of seymour & Co.. BROKERS'
which afclwaid became Parsons & Petit. lie was
the senior partner Of this house for about 'nry
years. About thirty years ago Mr.. Parsons was
active In forming the Latin Rand Powder Com
pany nom the old firm Of smith Rand lie
became vice PRESIDENT Of this company ana held me
position till his death.
Mr. Parsons wa. a member Of the Union Icagno
Club ard Of the New York Yacht Club. lie leaves
wife and four sons One sister Il also living Tbs
funeral will take place at ST. Bartt olomew's Cnurch
on Tuesday II 10 a. M Tho oura VIII DO ~
Greenwood.