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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-17

rs.seE but otherwise the market ! has 9 9sT
upper sssSSaiss ~ ilSsI
as: ,o, SGsAn ssao S ss Cod '0 ey
Vs., y D1sS ,,..i &c. So
sssshsd y!aier Ssasss sss5SSsJ sgsI%
75G76c whale crude NoTthern nominal natural winter
AZ SIe1 ssssss9 xSs ezs es Fa1
od p g sA SSS sIs R s bsh &C. Meats
ocEGN FREGmfs.stea% berth nth a eeo is
hf f o TN sae S are sS the e, D Goo SasR
eI Of S H $50 saP 5000 er nhH a gs
ssnSs bSeP Ss; oSo Refined pys
Ss 5o O'e s I'5 bark hos CHAIN S'Hs < fEs,
c s'N nidaRR s9 6sssG to SOIS
70 b De9sa a
tG nSneo s to 81 Vincent general SSc
cargo schooner Henry H. Grant hence to fetesoais
coal gos @ shin A. z hepSs TO soSd o.
Buenos Ayres lumber. si5 Danish bark Mama. hence
hence 70 Grade Do Sui ou 81 3d. and back
Dors News to Colon coal Is Schooner jennie PARKER
Kings Ferry to ST. vnesnt lumber 90 sehOOners Johp
lumber s2 recently british steamer CamhGda Sshoe
. Cape Town. general cargo schooner Geo Andersen
Ko1d9gt ca Richmond S@en ie Asns
Elias N99e hence p 70 Richmond sa = o. from
sssS 9pa
eSs Ms EXTRA 5 Prime New nominal Pna
nal, and Family Mes, si7asIs BEEF;nstesaed!y
's LIZ %i$sss5
S Ella ana rsm IL sdSsO uosd
g %es eoe s d:ns6 GYT ssa %
West $4,000 Green Hams nrivS Ie terms s,cs GOO
ge1 PIes sPa f Ss@ s En Pid iG R tSs
10 m 4c Picked SseudeTs Sn LEES se5csa if ssg
So S at chicago 4SS s5lr6 2f o Gay
s5 Short Clear spot 1Sf free; Dk srfiSas oS City
hesy g sS 14.G LIZ , Ts; a. s sssted BY
Options aalSeG about points November and 4So
on ss s h s sg%
SEQ Iec and 500 ties cost and freight private terms
closed '; At s5sc sales te 5osso Dscembe5
closed s p sT us a close: o3o at {saf o @
s3oSs42c February closed at s45c March closed at
GO tcs s4s sec Refined quoted $50 20 Cont
be market aq loi retains af he strong temper noted aiery and
& sr n fS s6 ehG ss %
Good to- choice 81 a2ec Eirn 29c western Fancy use
Prime 25a?Ici Fair to Good lss2dc; June 1aSSddc c
SSss c Far 17Si6c; welsh Prime 22s2ic Fair 70
25c do Good 10 Prime. 1920; dairy, Fine. 10000;
G0d a1 c3%7G a june w''f tubs sS
u l2e Flrsts 18a19s Seconds y i99laei dairy
ccTHfEEsE|fs well maintained to the recent advance
Demand from the home tT9ig ia bur the export move
10 6salo Sac Ordinary 70 Choice o. 8 l-2610 3sc;
3gGe Ohio fiat 1910 l2c; Pennsy yani1 skins IA
e5 Continued irht arrivals and fair dcmsn3 STAT and
PennsvIvania o5a 2Gc western 1925 l-2c; Icehouse
2o{22 Saa v S29 PG and l9 os Fair refining
sc; Centrifugal 9G test lac Refined steady Cut Loaf
e c!u MSah &c: c5Hfectonsrs 4 ise
e91se &'siaDaPF Cs' G2r iSe ?ilea@
sfdc: C. 5 7-saec yellow, 11-1G95 s-4c.
sTEAR II Ndaol9g Gao dHe@9a unchanged
ToBACcO-A steady tone to the market with great
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-17
PRODUCE MARKET.

LIVERPOOL Nov. 1890 p m1Beet- In fair demand
fair demand Bacon-'rhe demand is improving. Taow-
There nothing Offering Spirits OF turpenne-rn fair
mand fair demand IArd-SpOt futures-spot
in good demand futures in fair demand prime Western spot
44s 0d Wheat-In fair demand. FlOur-tn fair de-
mand Corn-spot and uturesIn fair demand mixed
ern spot dull al IS Cd November steady at - I'D De.
ceber steady As Cd January steady Is I'd Hops
London-Sew. York sateIn good demand.
Provisions refrigerator boefFOreQuarcrs 3d
hindquasters Sgd per IL.
LONDON Nov l6-Cacutta lnseed ass per quarter
II per for refined petroleum. 6d per
gallon sugar 6s per for Cuba centrifugal poarizing
degrees CT for Cuba MuscovadO rehnng a0w
3ss Cd per cw for St Petersburg yellow candle spirits Of
turpeDtine 3js 90 per
Pr0vsonsAmercan refrigerator beef FOreduarters Is lOd
hindquarters IS per lbs BY the
ANTWERP Nov. l6-WilcOxs lard closed l03 francs so
centimes per 100 kilOs.
ANTWERP Nov. lG.-Petr0leum-Fine pale American 10
francs paid and sellers.
BREMEN. Nov 16-Petroleum-7 marks IS pennlgs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-17

Saoo So' Winter Wheat Extra e sSssS IS agSo S %
SaSssFons CITY Mil Tor isaiss ssSWSS a 20
ass 10: 90 sS5s 50 q bsg Ffa Is
Fancy 10 Pssn S.Dl Poor Is SoS SR0iS e
Mnnssota spring wheat Low Exiras % sSss4 no.
p rSes to Fsno IS H lSaso sou fatep ye
Choice sgsS5 Patents Fancy q 1861 20 40 market
s sossG d Snf % sHG sea sass . Ff
b. O0 shipping svG Sad SN s ana FiTTy
Ezsra Patents g sSase 81 SSsssa so Buzz BUCK
;Ss9y a.; ma sasg sales c5 s
wine 80 25 sales ESQ Ibis including 800 boS iFa"aS'
"iI GsRAIN-wHFAr-rhs speculative market continues
ds 5s dun s saa Bs. n H' ne time
yOnd the scaipng limits and as na1Sa
small Even the May option which Is ooseq =. gpd Dte a.
Ss OS9 So1esb p0 naSe ss' wer little as without
having any Visible effect and the Yves. Gaeren heI no D
and 81 i. 20 COMPARED 5s sna n NAY
close Yesterday s!sg on P sbcu s sc DecemSer Selling
Sueno 10 ,n1 eS, Sa and Nav 81 10 s and during The
aenOon the changes nsneans isay d5 e on
steady at NEAR e she must be- regarded purely nominal N
SS.se. F Ssa S%f%f
gsl 90 1s elevator q 10 No November NIB Closing at
81 o. Ia DO December 81 90 lsig9i Il 10 rs closing
sT !, lc = ssssi 4 = closing closing
m g % june Ss CLOSING So@n 2, 81 Western 9s Quoted So e
S SS ' State sri' soa TS9y aas
ss d SgshS 5csed canad pfvRe terms
naRGEy @HLTous and nC@l1aly paeh ,'n "a u:
SPECULATION was unusually slow all deliveries stead
ness prevailed the opening, after which prices de
Sase sSs and closed saYI 2c lower on @
future i4e bushels Including U9graaed MiYes
20 14S5ic No e 40 ds S Re IN devered 10
November 49 $3.50 5se closing a. So o Do s u
Z Is ssns5a Of obSa: ss Fi %'9f5es
closed tride stronger Sales 2iS 900 bushels tyt se
81 81 S99 ss SGhy 70 ;P' 9s1a9 az Mh %
November closing at 81 1,2c do December 81 5sa32c,
closing &c do January 81 -. closing az 81 TO-
Be Der Sass $sc eosins at $ ssc January a6S
80 1-sc closing at S6c. FEED-Ilas light demand
n eoa97 Ice sharps 81 o. 12Ss1 10 10; Rye Feed
auirys principally FOR dne grade. Hay~NOo ! sSs9Sei
f RJS cosS Snort ye & os55
Hops The medium and better class Of goods are
the feeling is quite strong Others rule dull oo sl2le
choice new, 2Od25c do 1887, 12al4c; do 1855 141oc
MfTHIS-Sales 100 tons Lead on dock ,s.65c.
IRoN-Consumsfs have taken small parcels OF american
offerings at the moment and prices have good support
s. o s Ne % and 10 SIS 5oag6 Tor Gray Forge
There are moderate sales u Scotch pig WITHIN ths sse
Of nsss 3 FeiSon Si5 G5sti9 5o Daimengion
ego 25 Clyde, so so and Langioan go % Vow co
New orleans quoted z4a5Oc, according TO quality.
49, dS6sd & sssc s POO SS! Ro
W6out further change ruling firm and quiet straineds 81
& e02 % az i.5s.i 80 81 + q 40 so 81 s5d52 n
9 az w G. c5 5S sales lScriy 50 tons Ccylon spot
5,.e and 200 tons do, arrive 5 Lard is dull and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-17
WOOL, MARKET

PHILADELPHIA Nov l6.The wool market is comparatively
firm at tne following quotations Ohio. Pennsylvania and
West Virginia Xxx and above, 81 34c x, 81 32c medium,
36d37c coarse 35 36c New York Michigan, Indiana and
33ld9jc Washed, combing and delane Fine washed de
Lame and Xxx 81 30c medium, washed, cOmhing and de
lnc coarse washed combing and deaine 81 3ec.
Canada washed combng 80 Sac tub washed choice, 81 n
fair 35 36c coarse 81 03ic Medium unwashed comb
ing and deaine % soc; do, 26a2 9c Bright un.
washed clothing fine and Xxx 81 24c medium, ~ zoe
coarse 27a25c dark earthly unwashed clothing, l60sc
medium Is 23c coarse 22 25c Eastern Oregon fine - n
lSc medium 10 l9d2lc Valley nne,
2l 23c medium p 2sc - 26c. New Mexican
and Colorado fine 10 l9c carpet wool, 1871
BOSTON Nov l6-The wool market has been very active
prices higher with buOant tone at the close tending upward
prices Ohio and Pennsylvania eeces selling 32a 30
Tor and 80 for Xxx and XXX and above IN Michigan
eeces have been made at % SOC C0mbng and de
moderate supply aud offered sparingy
No combng quoted at IS G39 be- Ohio fine deane al 81
Soc and Michigan fine deainc at ~ 033c Unwashed comb
ing woods m az 27d3Oc 70 quality Large aies II
Territory WOOL amounting in all TO l,67s000 pounds. have
been manufacturer buying 1000 pounds
secured j5c and other sales from 90 to COO Texas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-17

LIVERPOOL Nov 1874 m--Cotton-rhs sales Of ne Az
included 1900 bale. American, FasIes closed ssess
sellers and December delivery. % go selcrs
December and January delivery ~ 64d yaue JannA,y 80
delivery 2ssiS buyers March aud April delivery 90
Cad April aud May delivery 3Obtf selcIs Nay
and June delivery. 3264d sellers June and July aenvey
During the week $500 bales taken BY specussora
1880 exporters and 7Ss0o were forwarded from ships as
direct To spnnera
GALyssroy NOV iscosson :sesay Miedas liz LSv
1891 bales exports coasswise. 1928 bales saes Lo<o
Great Britain et5 bales exports me continent iSss
bales coastwise, 16525 bales sales, 9.32l bales
NORFOLK Nov l6.-Cotton steady. Mdfing. esi nee
receipts 6s bales gross receipts ias bales expoft
Britain 4.2l5 bales coastwisc o5V Daesj Aos o"v
Weekiy~Net and gross receipts 7777 bales exports 70
Great Britain 42l5 bales exports eostwise. 6oll bales
sales. 5000 bales
CHARLESTON Nov. Ie-Cotton firm hdilns e3i net and
gross receipts 4s5 bales exports oo4stwse s<3& o2ies
Weeky-Net and gross receipts, lssoS paies efpofn 20
wise o 257 bales sales 1900 bales
SAVANNAH Nov. l6-Cotton steady. Mffling. eis; Low
Middng Good Ordinary Il net and gross recegSS
6si6 exports France ss5 bales ooastrise s2l
bales sales $50 bales stock. l12.943 bales.
Weeky-Net receipts 1857 bales gross, 4S,6Sl bales
exports 2o45 bales coastwise % z1s bales saes
ll.40O bales.
NEwoRrEAxs Nov Is.-cotton steady Middiing eS; low
Midiiug g.: Ordinary, sS net receipts. - 7ts
bales receipts 1883 bales exports 10 Great Brta
10 lo6 bales to France 606l bales 70 ne CONTINENT ~
Wseky~Net receipts 200 bales gross sos7l bales
o. The Continent 647 bales cOastwise 97s7 bales saes
Gogecon Make exports coastwisc November H. 22li
bales November H. 1888 bales
rha s1fa1r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-17
Gorscs and Carriages.

-
4 HANDSOME set Of full-mounted brass
n coach harness hos been very little used ;
made 1y VI. A. Coleman. Of this city. one
0f the best makers cost SfJoi viii be sold
for less than half the price, as The owner IS
giving W keeping horses; Can be seen &C
Mr. COLGMAN'S store, 102 West 4Oth. 81,
near 0th-avc.
EQUESTRIAN OUTFITS. English and
IA American. illustrated catalogues free.
WHITMAN SADDLE CO.. lis Chambers
NOR SALE CHEAP.-One team OF truck
i horses Can be seen at 15j Classon-aye.,
Brooklyn.
HORSES wintered on a farm near the
Aeity splendid accommodations, box stalls.
&c. from IS per month. Apply 10 JAS.
w. COATES. 2e3 Hudson-st
n Tipping MACHINES, 81 rs up.
~ Very large assortment.
Also Clipping Shears, Combs, Brushes and
Horse Goods OF Every Kind
JOHN MOORE, SO, 81 and SO Warren-st
L ESTABLISHED 1884.
IL j. NJ QUINBY < CO.,
MAKERS OF
FINE CARRIAGES.
We invite inspection OF our stock OF ele-
CANT fall and winter carriages, In new de-
signs, including
BROUGH ANS.
lOAA MS.
ROCKAWAIS
AND ROAD WAGONS.
exclusively the product Of our own works.
our only place of business i our
NEW IA TORY AND WAKER0OMS,
80. g.. 81 DlNlslON-sT,
NEWARK. " J.
Adjacent to the Broad street station or the
ID. l.. and W Railroad thirty minutes from
Barclay or Christopher Street Ferry, where
We SCI directly % users $3.50
CARRIAGES
OF
FASHION AND QUALITY
AT MODERATE PRICES.
BAKGAINS IN
SECOND HAND CARRIAGES.
Three j. NJ Ouinby & Co Coupe Rockaways.
One Brewster Brougham
One Full Extension Br)ugham.
Carries four adults.
Two SIX Seat ROckaways.
Several Drop Centre Coaches.
Two Physicians Phactons.
Several Side Bar Top Buggies and Surveys
All in complete order
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-17
LIVE STOCK MARKET

NewYork. Friday Nov. 1e-BEEyEs-Receipts 81
terers Is at 6ohst, Of which u Tor Mr.
Eastman ard As cars at Jersey city for the market In
loads on sale Butchers, however, hold slowly,
two days an easier market here next week. and
owing to the light demand for dressed yesterday
limited offerings Coorados and Rangers found buyers
Sc' per loo and Closed Very dull r At si oeoeS It
looked as II there would not b. full clearance; 40
n Poor 70 Prime Native Steers at 80 o5as5 so, few
Latest cable advces indicate lower market for Amer
iean i've cattle aud quotations Halle dressed
- Shipments tomorrow 2s4O quarters OF beef In tho
- saesmshe , culver 10 Kentucky Steers 1872
s 1854 Il pet at 80 d Sra s g. at lis
= q d. 49, 1905 az co. = 10 90 a. Il Ies 49, 1879 p
III 49, goS n a., ss 20 KENTUCKY oxen 1875 H. a.
q sS 100 n a. ,z g 50 80 Chicago Natives 1875 n
- MesPheEson: Kentucky Steers 14o2 n at s5 so
iISS 3 rs 90 lta' = 81 g. e 4 g g. ls g
y, 2. = 30 d. 1911 n a. 81 S5 10 ohio DO 1882 b.
DO 1916 NJ az d so do 1914 h. at a a. 80: Il Do DO
n . So 10 do 1850 T. at u So d. iai II b. at
~ az 20 ~ ~ TO- Gus ID at 20 O5; Ohio Oxen. 1870
50 S Vest vsus Do %04inR q IS at 1893 P
Ilo7 r. e s2 s5 - Do. 1890 r. at "a O5 20 do 1ii6
L. schamberg 10 Pennsylvania Steers. 1860 n at
& H. q 81 20 DO 5a at f q T. 70 dc 20 eS 2ss ds
SO 20. -" ~ - W. 10 w. i07' ID az
10 6a d. Bofn s az az y g3G s ste 1888 52Ss
~ CALVES-kecelpts, 5Jl head Of which 27O we're as
6Oth-st. Market steady. with Poor 10 Fair lots OF
Grassefs selling 14d2 lie per n and Common 10
Choice vsas a. ees lie carload Of Western Calves
Sales-Ialienbcck Hollis: 1o5 Grassers. 217 n nj
80 so per 100 y Western do. 800 D. at SO IS 9 do
341 ~ 80 AZ 10 10 DO. 1888 H. at SO so ii do SS5
n az 80 So 10 do SlJ b, at 80 rs fed DO 313 H. ut
s3 80. -
$ Kase IS Pennsylyanla Grassers 225 i5 at 50 25.
Judd buckingham IL Grassers. 1924 n, az 80 80
SHEEP AND LAABS-Receipts 2G cars OF 355 head
20 at 0Othr and cars Jersey City; and cars
were reported BACK the astnamed place. demand fair
and prices steady for Sheep, with Lambs a shade lower
equal In 70 &c per n
Poor Good Sheep sold az s3094 70 per 100 70; Very
Ordinary Choice Lambs at 50 jOaS7 %.
Salcs-D Harrington Isl Ohio Sheep, % n ay1,race
az - IS per 100 % Oht Lambs - r. at SO 70; 100
STATE Lambs II - n. at t6 90 200 Canada do SIS H. at
e. 1886 d. 20 - no y o.
Dllcntack Dewey: 203 Western Sheep 70 n at
50 IS 1O3 do. 81 D 50 - rs DO n at "a 372
Hacnbock liolli, u Pennsylvania sheep ~ A. NJ
- % Pennsylvania Lambs, 81 q. 10 30 ia do 59s
n, at SO 81
Eyeritt 8 Pldcock: 90 Pennsylvania Lambs 70 H. AZ
Sc 10 3s6 Canada no. 90 10 az SO e72 192 do, 81 H. at
e6 90.
Hume & Mullen stat. Sheep, II n at SO; so do, s.
= az - 80 146 State Lambs, 80 ., at s5 so 232 do 71
p, at GO s7A2.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-17
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

BUILDING MATERIAL-A fairly good trade
Esd - 1915 so; croson. DARK and RED siSa
$40 Croton, Brown e1sds15; Trenton and Philadelphia
iront s27ds2s Hayerstraw hard, s5 5oas6 25 per
LOCO anoat Rosendale Cement 81 054sl 10 Dbl (;
american Portland 81 15as2 AS English Portland. g 20
ds2 80; German Portland. 90 S04s2 60; Roekland Com
mon Line 81 per DBL and do finishing, 81 20; State
Common Lime soc. and finishing, 81 10; Ground soc
Lath 81 l0a$2 Is per 1000; Goats Hair 2o630c per
bushel: Cattle Hair. 1SG20c
COFFEE-Rio the spot quoted quiet and steady
the basis OF 10 LIE for fair Sales 1000 bags
no. 8. Ia 7-Sc. Mild grades fairly active and firm
Sales $3.50 bags West India The speculative market
was little active to-day. with hardening tendency
affected by better foreign adyees First sales nd
Gated an advance 1920 points. sferward there
further slight gain closing steady with reaction
Sales SO, $50 bags.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-17

amount OF business however Sales, $50 cases 1887,
Pennsyiyana seed 1-2d12c; 140 do 1856. do. 1-od
18c do Ise7 Wisconsin Havana private terms 100
do 1sS7. New England Havana. 13aJOc; 100 do 1887,
State Havana. flo2Oc; 400 bales HAVANA 6OdSl 10 /;
200 bales SumatTa a 1881 SO
but prices rule nrm. Prime CITY, &c; no sales.
WOOL-There j. not weak spot In this market
Some woods he'll Ia anticipation OF higher prices The
business has been large latefly ana Included 10000 10
spring Teyas 55c, 600 N coarse unwashed neece zoe
10000 coarse washed do. 35c 1000 n fine Territory
n Fall Texas. 17a22c; 1000 n Spring do, 1sa20c ;
1000 ID soft COTS 2sc IL 900 n No pulled, 17al9c
10000 y XN and above fleece, 3fc 10000
y fine delane s6c also $50 900 n greasy
DO 900 600 n spring California 80 600 n fall California
10 600 pulled - coo n do IL blood fleece "a 900 N
Terri tory. black do 20 900 n secured do 80 000
domestic nolls 40 bales East India. lis do Bagdad
100 do China private terms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-17

NEWS FROM THE YIELD AND RANCE VI fsaS
Another dun day In the crude oil market rsai ea -
an easing Of in prices There was nc p''S'1" " -.
80 ,, ,,. ,,aItsys had their own way hare and % Ne
Yves. In pounding down values All the hesa news o
tnued buIish although the new wells draw near sns
sand tho hopes Of operators for fan inerss ~
no a s,r,ksr mar be made The october statements 81
the value o. petroleum exports from INC Inllsa
prepared BY he Washington Bureau o. @ ia ,cr 81
ten months Of the year the value nos asesa o. ~
value Of the corresponding period OF iooI ~ ms.snss
agures The pipeline figures 20 continue 80 a assss
new disrct s ahead OF the trade II Il hard % zee what
the bears can discount The msrket shower 1870
uneovered Every feature OF ne .ts1slesl pomaon s
peas advance the hand OF amer s spp>f'nS
absent The MARKET closed only steady. -. ..
The range OF prices and the totN ae>nnss Wv
'o"'"'' Stock Exchange consoiiaassd
R $;:;:;' :::::::: :$H ha
Rennsd oil was unchanged at 80 pr ssiIsn b
New.yOrk and f.2o cents In philadelphia sna baum'fs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-17

Walsh. Kirby . Co. 100 Pennsylvania lambs, es n,

Walsh. Kirby 4 Co. 100 Pennsylvanis Lambs, es n
r. saalsr 4 c.: 1o4 Ohio Sheep 70 n At /" So;
Judd Backlnsss% q STATE o sheep 1cS q az
Lambs IS h. at So 297 do. 7is n at 90 So 15s do 70
s Kase: "a pennsyrvana Ewes II n, at 90 so /;
10 do. 80 n at - 20 Pennsyivania Lambs 90 70, at
Newton q elliott 200 Canada Lambs, SO 70. Ms7;.
HoGs-Receips 81 cars Of z652 hesd0l5 cars a. 4oth
Market weak and fraction lower; Deaets quote 81 30
ds6 10 for Good Hogs a bunch c. "''me state Pigs
would probably bring 90 20 9s or g % ,so =, q.
Judd & Buckingham: IL State Hogs (eommon). So4 n
at So 40 per 100 70.
LIVE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH
BUFFALO Nov. 16-Cattle-Receipts last % hours
1882 heal Total for the week thus far sl4s For the
same time last week sT9z % ds p'o s 20
scarce and firm Common TO Fair dull and unchanged
Sheep and LamsRecepts last = hours we're lO40o head
week l6 400 Consigned through carloads. Of which
New York 90 carloads on sale market steady Common
Lambs SO 80 Canadian lambs SO 00ds6 80 bulk Of
Fogs~Reccpts last "a 1928 head Total for
the week 6s975 For time last week 5lo79
Consigned through 70 carloads ~ Of which 70 New York ~
az 30 selected Medium Weights IS 4Oa5 80 Selected
York Weights 40 4Oa Light Pigs IS 40as5 so Rough
81 5as5 90 stays "a O09s0O market closed quiet; -
carloads held over.
CHICAGO Union Stock Yaris. Nov. 49," The Drovers'
journal reports; cate-Receipts 5000 head shipments
1000 market Bseves s. 500sO 10 steers ~ 90
Mixed 81 1919 %. Texas Cattle I'll 70d3 40 Western
Hoss-isecepts 90 900 head; shipments $500 market
shcep-Receipts 1000 head shipments 1000; market
sho 90 SOFA co. Texans shon 81 90 70 LAMBS - w
ass %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-17
,ed on American standard of clsssin-
Ncw Cotton

FLOUR AND MEAL-FLOUR-There are free orerngs
further Sigh, decline modcr9ie trsle ,o rep9itei
rarv ON export call Sales $500 bbs g 100 hbls tor
EXPORT including 400 b0ls Low Extra at 81 819s4 lG
SMs Minnesota Extra 80 35GS7; Fancy, 81 l0Gs7 25