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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-03
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North River. Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL, MARKET REPORT.

BUILDING MATERIAL.-Gencrally steady, with fair
demands. Quotations are Up River. hard 81 oOg59
Croion Dark and Red sl5esl6 Croon Brown, sl5asi
Trenton anf Philadelphia front s27as.5 Hayerstrow'
hard. 50 25asd per LOCO afoat; fishk'is,
sJa 80 so; Jerseys, S4Ge5 osendalc Cement 5l@E 10
per bbl American Portland; a. 15qs2 40 English poIt
land 81 200 - 30 German Portland, 81 3Od3z oO i'oe-
land Common Lime. ~ per bb and do finishing 81 70 10
State Common Lime SOC aud do finishing, 81 % ~
Ground soc; Lath eaq$2 IS pcr 200. Goats h'if'
.S030c per bushcl Cattle Hair, -1Sd.lc. -.
CoOPERAGE sToCK.-stocks are wanted s, men,
tratcly ut previous rates. MOla.scs ohVoh,
and Heads. e2ds2 IS; Sugar shocks ana and
Heads, 3snch. 81 9OGs2; 36inch 81 0OdSl ~ Oa
Shocks and New Heads inch Al 40dsi As 95nchs1 80
81 So ola Shocks, without Heads 95casl Fun snooks
and Heals ~ O5Gs3 80; Fun Pipes, 50 hmpty ho-s
s25as27. ,,
CIiICoRY-Sieady and UNCHANGED. Granua,ed
English l.4as 3sc; b. C. GIanuated German d L.
COCOA.-Light dealings at steady rates MaracaiDo,
o. d25c Caracas, 17Gisc; Guyaqu. 1913 lie lama
1913 1-2c
CoFFEE-Brazll grades arc without further change
ruling strong aud quiet. Fair cargoes quo.cl 10 ooc
Sales 1000 bags Ro anoa 10 3lGc ier No ana Az"
34c for No. ). Mid grades steady ana IN better &c
mand Sales 200 bags Maaeabo and 900 weSt iho
private terms. The speculative market workcl Wnols
irrespective OF foreign advccs The latter opened hi at
some advance but closed weaker and tame iicrc liec
was steady rise from the start until prices galu 1Va oo
considerable buying for short account CLOSING
NJ best. Sale %, 500 bags
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NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
IN RIVER RAILROAD.
GREAT TOUI, TRACK TRUNK LINE
UNEAI TO z II IsNDfN 7 NJ y n II y -
On and after October >. trains lraSe
GRAND CENTRAL STATION.

GRAND CENTRAL STATION,
Largest and Finest Passenger Station IN Amorc9.
IS a. IN, Rochester and Montreal Express drawing.
room cars to Saratoga. Pattburg' and Montreal; also !"
'' % SO a. m FAMOUS vEsTIBULED CHICAGO AND
ST. LOUIS LIMITED composed exclusively Of buffet
smoking car dinngcar drawlngroOm and sleeping ears
Falls Er!e Cleveland indianapolis and Toledo. arriving
Chicago at 80 a. H.. 1T. Louis 40 D. III next day.
Connects at Albany for CoopersiOwn. -, -
ito 80 Chicago Express Tor NIAGARA f1its 10,
ronto Cleveland Cincinnati indianapolis, Detroit and
Chicago CoOperstown and North Adams; drawing
room cars TO Cansndalsga ana zen; r-xnra..
for Saratoga Lake George, Rutland Bennntton North
Adams &C. Drawing room cars 70 Troy aAi saratoga
$3.50 D. m, Saratoga and Utica specia' with drawing
a D. M. Accommodation 70 Albany and Troy. Connects
WILLIAMSBURG. North Adams and intermediate points
OIL r. M FAST Chicago Cincinnati and ST. Louis TX.
press for Niagara Falls Buffalo SUSPENSION Blass, 10
Detroit and Chicago with Sleeping ana dining cars
y 80 D. M, Montreal and Clnantagua Express daiy
Sleeping to Plasburg and Montrsa w isous roas
da Atlantic Railway. and to syracuse AMI Sanin "a
except Sunday Sunday train does no run west OF Albany
Burao 80 and Cseve md iao D. IN p ,yissle'
+ op BsoI g sSd SseS Co.
with sleeping cars Sleeping 70 Cay ION (Thouant
Islands Via Utica daily except Saturday also to cans
s mingnt Adirondack Mountain Special Saratoga
Lake George. Plattsburg, Loon Lake Saranac Lab.
Paul Smiths &C.. for Sharon springs and CooDcs.
lckets space IN drawing room and sleeping ears "A
sale Grand Central station ALB 5s5 aud ~ Boadw.
i5sth,st Station, New. IorE 1898 Washington ani 10
Fulton sts., Brooklyn. AMI 20 4th-st, william sburg
Westeotrs Express calls for and checks baggage Il ~
ho'e R. 3' daiy others daily except sunday 1Stop
1Ssht station g take Up ~ N95n aTT
Gen M ssSperintendcnt General passenger Agent
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET,

LivrRrooi. Oct $50 y. m.-noef-ln fair demand
Pork-In far demand Hams-ln fair domann BacOn--
demand. Cheese-In demand Tallow-ln good
demand poor demand. Spirits ~ TurpentineIn
good demand Lard-spOt aud fnrures-ln good demand
prime Western, spOt and October dnl 5is Oh do.
october and November du at j2S Whea-Demand irprov.
ing; now No Winter steady at Is l0i No Spring
steady Sd Fourln fair demand extra No. Spring
firm at lis "A Corn spot-ln good demand mixed
Western spot ~ lOi do. October and November
firm at As 9Ld do December. hrm at As IVd Hops al
London New Y orkstate-ID good nemand.
LONDON Oct 2-LinseeG OIL l0s sd per spirits OF
turpeuIine ols I'd per c-t
ANTWERP oct - PetroleuIn-Fino pale American. 20
81 francs z confines paid and sellers.
ANTWERP Oct 2.-Wilcoxs lard closed at Us francs o
eentimes per 100 kilos
BnEMEs Oct 2-Petroieum marks pfsnnings
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Refined oil unchanged at : IS cents per gallon,
Abel test, at all ports but there IS an increasing in
quiry for export which indicates the probable APP
proach of more activity than has been seen Of late.
OIL CITY. Penn, Oct 2National Transit certrcote.
openod AT a5s; highest, S5A lowest. 20 closed 94'a
sales 9O5 900 barrels cearances 100000 barrels ;
charters barrels shipments. 905S! barrels runs
Al 942 barrels
PrrrsBURa PENN Oct 2-Petroeum closed dull but firm ;
National Transit opened NJ 95 closed at 81
highest, 95A lowest 94t
BRADFORD. Penn. Oct 2.-Nationa Transit Certificates
opened 95; closed at "a u highest So lowest 94s
clearances 124s.00O bbls.
TITusvLLK. Penn. oct Irrational Transit Certificates
opened al IS highest 95h lowest 94s closoi si's
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Ask BIO ASK
US4os 1891 reg TO- %l0s =. u 8. cur Gs. 1896 !I3 To-
l. $50 1891 con IO7 al Os l, u s. cur 1897 1875
T. a. 1907 reg l2t 1921 u a. cur 6s 1898. 1913
T. "a 1901 con- 20 1921 u s. A. 1899 III -
irs cur Ga 1875 l2l - Dist Col 5 Cos. ll9


The business in State bonds was covered by
sales of Louisiana consol As at 90 l-2. VI city
bank stocks. America sold QO) at "a, fourth
National 90 at l. S, and PhcnlX t2ol at az.
The market for railway bonds was only mod
erately active and for the speculative issues there
we're some concessions from yesterdays extreme
prices Chesapeake and Ohio currency certlncateS
sold down to 81 IA and closed at 80, ana the as
we're of to rs l-2 Columbus, Hooking valley
and Toledo IS were firm at so LIZ. St. Louis,
Arkansas and Texas seconds yielded to ~ Ia Ere
second 6s declined to OIL 5-Sal OIL "a. Phla-
delphia and Reading issues were strong-4s az
So l first preference IS at 50, seconds at as, and
thirds at &c "a. Reference is made to our 1uu
report Of bond sales.
Among the unlisted securities dealt IN at the
Stock Exchange, Cotton Seed Oil certificates were
largely traded in 5000 shares up to 40, and
closed at "A rs. Chicago Gas sold 200 az
"a p Chicago and Atlantic Beneficiary (2OOl at
10 Mexican National certificates goo at 10 l-2
Toledo. Ann Arbor and North Michigan l2OOJ at
2Cl-2 Georgia Pacific 81 0, OOO) at lO1 a. ana
seconds $4,000 at As, Mexican National second
Series 5000 at IS 1-4a25 I-2, Richmond and
Allegheny seconds $4,000 at 26 "A, Western
Union IS tsi ! 900 at sc "a, Mount Desert Land
1900 at So %, and Kingston and Pembroke Iron
400 at 81 81 l-2. ,
The money market to-day was steadler than
yesterday The common rate was l-2 per cent !;
late borrowers TO make up brokers' small bank
balances paid as high as 3a4 per cent, and later
traders who discovered they had small balances
over found no borrowers at per cent:
The Clearing House statement to-day was as
follows Exchanges, SIS $50, 244; balances
s9659,102.
,.,ovno IA the comparaye statements the State
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pOrTTRy AND GAME.

The jewish holidays are over ana inc u'mahu LOT
li,, nourv considerably lighter Prices nave declined
sharply on all kinds and now within reach OF killers
which the Impression that no iutther reuueuoh
viii be necessary at present
The demand for dressed poultry has run very light
for thc mast week and although receipts have show n
very little Increase the market has ruled steadily IN
bu,er favor closing the lowest point or the dtchne
80 tho close receivers feel that prices are low enough
In view OF the prospective supply and 1t Is hoped that
stock will clean up the current quotations, but as yet
there a.c few indications Of any Improvement In the
demand and considerable remains unsod To-day =
bnsiness is mainly 40 II l2al2c scaded chickens
and fowls and l2ol2 lie FOR dry picked with an oc
c.sonaI close selection Of fancy dry picked chickens
p,ncCI little higher Philadelphia chickens have been
,pIo,tv a,ii AMI declining turkeys OF Irregular
ouality and value small ana thin stock selling
slowly and al low prices while prime fat lots are In fair
demand. Nearby ducks firm. Common grades OF DUCKS
incfulng most OF the Western, sell very slowly
Partridge, scarce Grm. Grouse steady. Woodcock
nrln Iresa English snivc and poNcr meet fair
demand a. II so Wild ducks quiet but not plenty
VenlsOn scarce and wanted
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKET.


LONDON Oct "a n. m.-Consos 96is for money ana
aB - l6 for account United States Az per cent bonds
llOs; Atlantic Western first mortgage Trustees
Certificates. - do second mor6age s's Ere SVS 90
second consols lOl Canadian Pacific 59ss Mexican
Ordinary sou; St Paul common 69 Reading. 27' New
York Central 1929 Pennsylvania 577s Mexican Central
first mortgage bonds G7i2
IS 3i2d3sI cent -.
the open market TOT ooth shoit
three months bills is 4 per cent
silver quoted at i3] ounce.
The amount bullion gone the Bank OF England on
balance to-day IL 9i5000 nm 49,. -,
for the account and exchange on Lonuoh az 30
francs 40L confines for checks
Spanish a.. 74s. ~, =.
BERIIy Oct Tho statement OF the Imperial Bank OF
IN specie OF a. 8S2o OO MARKS
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can railways came heavy and lower, just as they
might do if yesterdays London sellers in the
home market had fixed things to affect the New
York market so that yesterdays sales might be
rccouped. The market continued heavy all day
and closed at the lowest figures AT Paris, French
London ruled at 25.i0 francs to the 1. The
weekly statement of the Imperial Bank OF Germany
shows specie loss of "a. $751; 900 marks.
RAILROAD EARNINGS
DENVER AND RIO GRANDE-
1856 1887. 1888
F ESmSs' week OF M Sept .a7aooo s2sSo
Jan. to Sept 3d.. 4,15oG97 5,7lGooo o,o-o9o4
COLUMBUS HOOKING VALLEY AND TOLEDO.
Jan a's i to Sept 3d. s1oI5,soo 1,o7si35 2.is9o7s
LONG ISLAND.
Month OF September. ssso,o55 s3599oc sS7l 81 81
Jan. 1 to Sept 3d. 2,355,S04 2.52o2lO 2oH4oo
KINGSTON AND PEMBROKE
f FS%S' week. & R IN Sept SASH n IS 5Ss
Jan. 1 to Sept 2l--.. ll02so lo'oo'
ST LOUIS ALTON AND TERRI HAUTE
Branch Lincs)
3 HssS' s; &C. ;s$is
FORT WORTH AND DENVER CITY.
ss$si, T. :; &C IT, 5}
EXPORTS OF MERCHANDISE FROM NETWORK.
previously rcptcd. 22oOs4si7 22o'Se22i5 2osolo2so
Total 1926 66l 297 1921 1870 G23O23
LOUISVILLE. NEw-oILEANs AND TEXAS
Month Of August 1887. 1855 Differences
Net ................. e8OsOo s24,5io Dec. so2s7
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STAINED.

Cool Ordinary 1916 Low Midiling % Sio
Strict Good Ordinary ) Ia Mlda"nB ,.A
o.ion. oncncd weak at decline OF 3Gi points. win
selling afterwarl the feeling became stronger anu
Sc Tho clos the loss regancd III \ great MEASURE
Speculation was general. sales, 'oloo oaes'
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OreGi; Steamers.

A NCHOR LINE. L. S. Mail Steamsh
"A NEW.YORK AND LIVERPOOL
s. s. CITY OF ROME sails "Wednesday. Oct. 3. p
ard every fourth wednesday thereafter ~
CABIN; 500 $50 AID $50 S ,6S Gas, sSo
Crcassia Oct g. a. m Ethiopia. Oct %, a
Furnessl1 Oct 10. noon AnchOPia, Oct. %, 10 A. &
Rates 81 passJge " iI 4
.f- GLASGOW. DERRY or LIVERPOOL.
Cabin s45 and s55. Second class, $50 Storage $50.
Trayeer Circular Letters Of Credit aud Drafts fOr any
amount Issued az lowest current rates.
For bonE ~ Tours or further information apply %
rrNDERSON BROTHERS. Bowling Green. NJ y.
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COTTON-The sp00 mafket was faLhel WeaK WIT
liobt business reported Prices changed Sales,
as bales consumpton Port receipts - So o. bales
aeain. 10 $50 bales this day last week, and % 3J bales
Tor The same time last year. Since september lthe
beginning Of the crop ;he receipts az the ports nave
aggregated S97 bales. comparing with GS9,3SS bales
Tor the corresponding time last -
Quotations based American standard OF classin-
cafion
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POTATOES AND VEGETABLES.

Irish potatoes have arrived freely from ss State and
the market has ruled slightly IN buyers favor. sweet
potatoes lower and quiet Onions H. fair demand and
nrn Cauliropers soil well when 81 cOD1 quality.
few extra exceed quotations. but offerings largely
Inferior, and such drag OF low prices Lima beans
scarce and higher. Cucumber pickles IN light supply,
but demand equally Ieht and prices show tio Grange.
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rprrTTS AND RTRRTES-DRITD.

REGENTS for the week 1879 pkgs. Exports. dried APP
ples 2526 pkgs. New eyaponted apples arrive slowly
and values have hardly become sufficiently well esab
ished quote outlook little brighter and receivers ex
The will at about 20Sc for prime
10 fancy Ola remains dull at unchanged prices
Southern sundred had considerable demand on pack
pp orders and receipts have cleared up pretty well
Delaware evapOated peeled peaches held with some con-
gdance. bus moving only mod'atrlN Unpeeled dui
dried in light demand aud All small fruits
trire nrmor a.dr attention.
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HOPS.

poce,,s for the week 5O33 Exports 1913 bales
~ hates London exporters buyers choice
.aatcs both ,y7s and 1855 market on such -
crv firm but for an qualities the demand IS very
nojer2o brewers realizing thai lngland VIII want only
that nthcr grades WIN be plenty enougE
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FRrITS AND RERRIES-FREsH.

Apples are in liberal supply but the offerings consist i
largely OF ordinary kinds and qualities ior which the d
mand IS light and prices unmproycd Fancy SOFT table
fruit especially red varieties, Is scarce and nrmer fes
I'm good demand and Very few llums Offering eN-
cepG Danson which sell uell at hrm prices; hlll lots o.,
Ice house Gage and Refine Claude command Fsdsl0
per barrel Peaches in light supply but the demand
Is nearly and prices vary widely. Grapes OF an
kinds have been large supply and moving rather slowly
at easier prices. Ounces more plenty few very fancy
reach - barrel prime lots sell at s3d rs %
and common grades neglected even at very low prices
Cape Cod Cranberrcs In light supply good demand ana
nriner Reports are coming In from the Cape at the
close severe but the extent OF the damage TO inc
crnp Is not vet known. 4 few lots OF Jersey berries
arrive for which very little demand the quality
being mainly undesirable. A few prime are held at
~ Lut u1orer ln,s offered down 10
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SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE
SAVANNAH Oct 2.-Turpentne firm at 39iac BIZ
PRINTING CLOTH MARKET
FALL RIVER Mass, oct The printing cloth marSst
closed dun 1915 less per cent for "a squares and
3sc., for 60xj6 cloths
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STOCK OF LARD. OCTOBER 1, 1888.

Receipts tcs 1896 Exports, tcs. 4l,i2s
BUTTER-Thcrc is change worthy Of note. The
better class Of goods have 'alr inquiry ana prices on
very steady, oiherw there are free oherlngs
Creamery state, fancy, 23G23 Ice Western, fancy
22c23c prime, 1sa2oc fair 70 good iSel?c state
dairy tubs good to fancy lsa..c; fair l3alGc; Dairy
I5ai7c do good to prime. 10 eal4 l2e dairy nne "a
II Ice good Re ordinary 12c Welsh. prime l5a2oc
fair to good 1Jd17c; Western factory June irks hSa
fresh tubs i5si2 1-Sc seconds, II 1-2au S4c;
western dairy and factory birds d. ilc which show;
a marked advance owing the better condition OF
ouaiity arriving shipping demand is somewhat treer
Full cream white and coorei state factory a-1gS So
and ordinary at Lar %; SKINS, gh; whit; i,2a
Lie: colored ) LAO lee medium 4a5c; iul, Za9c
Ohio fiat, sdo f4c EGGS-A lrm feeling pgeySsd c
WITHIN Ven G ISSa iac ray Canada 1921 2c
sUGAR~Tradlng continues dull and prices rule weak
and or less n9mnaL ta Iebnins r t dn and
Powdered Sc Granuiatct : 34e; Mould " A. 2sc
ccneciopers A olge c9Gee white Exira cs
7.sc; Extra &C" Go1Ga6 S4e; &C." 1896 Lee
'STTFARINE-oulet but arm Sales $4,000 p CITY
10 lac Western quoted lie oleomargafihe lo' ior
ToBACco-There are few. DEALINGS in Kentucky , and
seed leaf with prices regular sales, 200 cases 1887
pennsylvania ~ 10 &c: 200 eases 1886 Pennsyi,
10 to l3c 1857 England IL - to 22c
$50 cases Sundres ID to 3Oc; 400 bales HAVANA oOc
81 100 bales Sumatra, 81 Il TO 81 I5. , ,,,,o
WOOI-The market Is ruling quiet but steady Holders
Of fine very confident as to the future and
offer stocks sparngy. Sales not before reported include
95 600 n fine Deane, 34c 80 coo do old Fall Texas 156
iGc; 10000 do East India 25e 5000 DO do. Csc 600
do do do lsc 10 600 do secured Texas 52c 10000 90
do do Al Ice: 5000 do secured Colorado 27c 10000
do TG a2 es so were reported to-day, but holders
retain the advantage
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'otal,- slls.g22. 500 slls.3C9. 200 Dec. SAG


The Sub-1reasury to-day debtor at the
Clearing House 1888. 397 But by of large
receipts probably 81, 900 600, of certificates from
Washington It's net gain on balance was s2,0I,-
39s. made up by coin gain Of s3,l40G3G, less
a currency loss OF 81 60 23s. The days operations
covered Receipts S8,O26,47S; payments,
s5,O55,0s0 resulting in general balance Of
siss 2G74s6 consisting of 81 70, G5.,252 coin and
Sl76l5,234 currency
The United States Treasurer at Washington re-
ccived to-day 81 81, 900 National bank notes for
redemption.
The customs receipts were s20l, gao, and the
internal revenue receipts were 1924, 800
The foreign exchanges were quiet for to-mor-
rows steamer, but rather firm, at quotations for
business as follows Bankers bills. 81 ~ 5-S and
81 81 l-2 for long and short sterling respectively
D. % ga and 5.2l IA for francs "a ~ and 80 l2
for reichmarlls: 4 0 Ia and 40 for gulldcrs.
In London British cons0ls continued TO rule
weak but the quotations given-D6 IA foe money
and 90 1871 q for account difference Of 81 G.
indicate there is an error in the cable. The
Bank Of England gained t45, 900 bullion on bal;
ancc In the open market discounts of bankers
bills ruled at per cent Bar silver was steady
at AZ 3-sd per ounce English standard Ameri-
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COTTON Ma RKErs-gY TELEanArn.

LIVERPOOL Oct "a .. m-Cotton-The sales ~ trs
American Futures closed stsacy y
Up ands Low Mddling clause october delivery fOgtd
yane. October and November delivery 29Dff sellers
November December deliverv 25Gtd sellers Deem;
her and January delivery 236id sellers January and
February delivery 2s-6sd sellers February ami March
delivery 23B4i vaue March and April delivery , 20
6id seIer, April and May delivery 1854 sellers;
May and Juno delivery. 2S-64d. buyers.
GALVESTON oct 2.-Cotton--Flrm. Middlng e' Low
Middng 3l5 ood Ordinary net and gross receiptS
1917 bales exports to tho Continent 3Cd3 eoastwlse.
100 bales; sales 1855 bales stock, 45.7Ss bales
Noprotx Oct 2--Cotton-Steady Mlditng. 9l5le:
net r,ceips 297O bales: receipts 3Io3 bales
ports coastwise 465 bales sales, l22o bales stock.
10 $40 bales
SAVANNAH. Oct. 2-Co;ton-DuL Kidding 5-l6; Low
Mtidling So. Good Ordinary ga net and gross -
ceipts 1893 bales exports coastwe. l2O bales sales
100 bales stock. 5J.Ol2 bales
CHARLESTON. Oct 2.-CotlOn-Steady Midiling 9ss net
and gross receipts. g. 1913 bales exports coastwse =
bales sales. 200 bales stock, 27,s67 bales.
NEwORlEASs Oc. 2.-Cottoo-Easy. Mliilinc. 9es Low
Middling ll6 Good Ordinary. l-l6i oct receipts:
1886 bales: exports 10 Crcat
Britain, 1856 bales sales. $500 bales; stock 5+tSo
halna
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The daily receipts Of milk and cream at uhs
different railroad distributing points IN and near the city
for the week have been follows: Erie. iOJO cans ~
milk 35 OF condensed milk and 100 cans OF cream:
Susauehann3. 1856 OF milk and ~ cans o ereami
New York City aud Northern 1900 cans o. milk Harlem.
2S05 OF MILK 81 Of condensed milk ana 100 cans
OF New Haven and Hartford 1000 cans Of milk
Ontario and Western. 1G50 Of milk and 20 cans Of
West Shore 1925 OF milk IS cans of con.
densed milk and % cans OF cream; New-Jersey Icntfa
72J OF milk and 10 Of cream; and by mscei.
Ianeous 1850 OF milk and 40 cans q
The total daily supply has been 1901 cans -
milk. 1856 OF condensed milk and 4l9 Of cream
The cool weather has stimulated the demand and the aver
price paid for the pstform surplus has been 81 %
can OF 40 quarts. -
The Milk Exchange price from October has boon
nxed A a
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WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE.
For week ending Tuesday, october 2, 1855
uEANS AID PEAS

Receipts for the week Beans. sG7 pkgs peas Eo.V
bush exports beans h34 pkss peas So5s ous Mem
Marrow beans toward slowly ana inc market
firm 81 choice bright old have sold better OF ae ana
there is little feeling without quoabe changs III
prices. Choice genuine medium arc scarce ana hi,ht
sun be placed high rs - s5asl 90 QUITE nuinDcr
large Marrow Peas being branded a mcnuh anu
supplying considerable part o the traae Iea
In better demand and close frmer New ised hsianey
would probably sell above quotations Choicc oln are
higher and cleaning pretty we'll No INQUIRY whatesef
for Turtle Soup California Lima quiet but stcaay
Foreign beans remain very dull. Two cars new green
meas have arrived lObbng az 81 7OaSl 10.
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Total bbls. {. -. 0i35 2l0 12,116 1,267 12,59I
receipts NewYork bGas6o. $685. Warehouse
BEEF-Demani is steady and fair and prices
rule Grm; Quotations; City EYtra India 70 Mes In
S 5Cdsa per bbi aad sl2as2 so i tcs PatS rs 25a
nrn and unchanged, New quoted at s13 50asl4 here
nd ale 50dsl3 at the West -, ., CUT
whio cily cuts. rule Quiet. PIcNed Shoulders
part 9c picked bellies. l2Gl0 for 10 to "A n aver
age Picked Hams at II 1ea12c; Smoked do II 1-2d1Sc
Icked Shoulders. 1-2c; Smoked do. Q lie
MIDDLES-Arc again higher and fairy active for West
ern delivery Short ribs at West for October S97 la
30 i.oc do January. 7l5G7.32 lee: DRESSED
HOGS-Have fair inquiry al full late prices City
heavy 10 light, 1-SdS 3Sc pigs Lee. LARD
further cain made to-day aud at the close nrmnes
October and November up 4d5 points, while Deem
Der shows advance OF fully points Cash trading is
unimportant and the speculation very tame. Western
Steam quoted H. ODE City Steam points higher ut
10 soc sales 30 cs at 10 soc October closed II 25c
sales go tcs 1115d1125; November closed at 9Sic ;
sales $50 ties at 9s0a2 s5c December closed at ssSc
sales 1850 ties ss2e ssc; January closed az Scoc
wear closed S3Sc; Refined quoted az IL 25c for COnt
nent and South Am .rica.