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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-01
Wanted in oass County.


Special TO the Gazette.
MOUNT PLEASANT, TEX, Jan. 81
Yesterday evening Sheriff Dickinson ar
rested upon telegram from Belden, q
young mulatto boy and turned him over
to sn officer from that plsce late last
night. The boy was wanted in Cass
county tor burglary and an attempted
rape on small white child, the daughter
of much respected farmer.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-01
The Ghnrnh:

Continued on fourth page.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-01
BROKE TIE RECORD.
Jacob sohae ner's Play at Fourteen Inch
Bake Line Billiards

MILWAUKEE, WIS.,, Jan. SIN bill
lard game with Edgene Carter at Gala
hans hall last night, Jacob Schseffer
broke the record in fourteen-inch Bake
line billiards, with run of 1884. He ran
out game of 500 points with 252, but
kept on, and only at the two hundred snd
eighty-fifth shot did he fail to count. In
his last game with Vignaux in New York
he made 230 at this style of billiards,
which Wss the best previous record.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-01

The Church:
simmons Liver Regulator is certainly
specific for that class of complaints which Is
claims to cure. II any OF our fellow beings are
suffering from hepstic disorders and have
doubts in regard to the efficacy of this popu-
lar preparation, we can only offer them the
simple and candid argurteas of Philip to Ma
Ihaniel, "Come and see.stisTry the proposed
remedy and then you can I'D &c for ourself."
REV. DAVID WILLS. Past6tof Presbyterian
Church, Washington, d. q.
The. Judiciary
81 have used simmons LIVER Rseulator for
Constipation causea by q DEAN genrSnt of the
liTet, and always, WREN usedFaccordfns % d.
rectfons, With decided henefit3f-HIRAI fT1Ifc
NER, late Chief Justics at4Ia1
The Medical Profession;
"NO other leredy within my knowledge can
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twenty ye5fsRRd have never been able to put
up Yegerabz4 eoBspound that would, like
simmons liver Regulator, promptly d effec-
lively move the Ever to action and at the
same time SD, instead Of weakening. the diges-
tive RsWeHkff the syslem. IL. II, HINTON, N.
D., Hashing test ARR.
III Endorse '--- - ssg33a
Slin{aors .-LiVer Regulator,
- DO notIEnposed upOnlO
.A,xaminetO see that you Eat the 5euuine.
Distingnished from all frauds and limitations
BY our red Trade Mark on front OF wrapper.
and on the SIDE the seal and signature OF j. IL.
ZEILIS & Co..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-27

ruling steady and que. Hsy5Ko J; eoess1 No: 7ss
S SSs. H.. sh sSsgsSs S Ss s6 sr'~s
oPsThsre little stir % The demand sss from
s4sS5o 70 iss 1osse p rssss co..
eboiee new esa2ic medium d. 2oa22c do 1887. ssi2c
''r MsffRtAks$ss 10 tons tn TssOrSSasy % so
leans SA 1qsiid 1855
price dull Quoted a. SoG Ksn % IN ' Gos a.
q g. 4o w. w. 81 q 81 n a e. % s'ssT 81 $50
6Tis-cotonsecd Is quoted strong on Iigs I Crsrinss
sDa and s spss from e d yo '
gr? ne d s$GRl' sssS 2c COD domestic orsSa
nssed sw city G soma BE 'D s pe S
SsSc; bIescsed winter. 35c extra blesehed S9aioe;
sgeG % S7S crude Sorhe na,n
winter 42s4sc SssSned Tneg %n R
TIsln 37a3sc ssponlhed, nominal olive, 1901 lie;
Palm, i,2dec NcstsfoOt prime. 81 l2975c: strsia
=, PCEAN r. !, S q ess
Grain rates regular steam lines are neminal GEa
rhsdpha BatT9ec % cGrS iST SfI oSo a
g Sd honsc to RIO Jsneo general cargo
James Young Boston 70 81 Ks Th'e s s3d az ,
brig Americas Port Moran to Iorth OF ist,e,ss ogSd
o. IS Anna b. Hutchinson hence TO ST. CiOx,
Fen feIRsolvfiissgiSoNs-roEKz quotsto steady
@"'s'a'f o sls 5Ssis n I Sjsf ~
s%Iy Mes; 'l'S:!s Al. I; sos!:
s S stssl 5 s. pc, H SG and
= SSss9 cay and fa bsSy sesd Saosd here w o.
and at West si9asl2 50 CUT MEA ATS AN, e aty
% RsaTy hams Sss are 1900 S0eo Picked Bellies
Deem or wt se and 'i % d. sna
Western prices Picked Bellies zee S %o 70, az
fs syffg gs f fssl H HRoad. stsls
tA s1SD1 3: ss1Ds s s.l a'
AZ lss Se shade 5gbeg and in better demand
nv hSay, sh ida ,S5 sS ps S ss,nd @
ps and Sy oas
gSRt, fs oa sT: e ss yS @ po and
quoted s9oc FOR spot also $50 ' .,o. COT % s ,c
sesc sales 1850 so7ss 7oc January eoseS dos a:
Nay closed sc$e sales, Ssss &c g. s Jgps
i a%ea at 100 soc eansa ne grades
TIME and PRICES S sS sasd nT s gain for The
9s9scg eh ue cca EsHs
aDs az s Pm' ssS 8S 40 w Fb to 0f F
DO. Fair 70 Good 2os2Sc STATE Dairy hall qo,
s SFn eScee @ fa Good 10 Pe Ss2sc a;
DsirIes Good to Fancy, 22s25c; do Fsr 19s2ici West
Prime aisSSc; Western Dairy, Choice. 25s; DO Good S
d7S a. d. Iane ab Wet factory S
81 FE; iglsc do seconds Y es1 Sc,
Rsfy f91 adSa%ee 3 noted On strictly fancy
a sa : h1S e don IS?h very iaa
Fancy. state Factory September i l2e11 &c 9cto.
Der 10 $4q11 14c Ordinary q Choice dc 81, ggle ssi
8gGc Ohio nat S4a11 lac Pennyly2nis Skins 80
good demand for fresh. state and PennsyVanla 2eaZ.e
Western. % l-2a26c; Icehouse. 20a24c; Canala' Zo@
% pc: LINED. 19420c. Cal.
Quie. but very strSngy held sals
in bags. Fair refined Quoted 81 5 l-oc; , oSn'
ritusal 90 test a el;4c cubde 1hnlni PC 'f Pog
qF;aS':a I. l'' do Mssa s,sq1.
sac Coffee on A. 9Ioae go y Ssnt E *
&C. $se6 l;9c Extra c. ,s, l las Sloci ~
but held firmly cs9 &c ,1 %e cy
TALLOW-Firm and unchanged Prime City, Slsc;
sales. &C, coo b out Of town 10 lots
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-27

pr-FFALo Nov 26.-Cattle-Receipts - hours
head. Total for the week thus 64l0 For tho
week $500 Consigned through sunday II carloads
which 10 New York consigned through to-day 81
loads % which New York $50 carloads sale market
steady with fair demand. Common 10 Fair So OOD
- TO- Choice shipping 81 p - IS Extra steers
80 Mich Cows S3j Si5 fed Texans
- dt3 % tocers and Feeders 81 so 10 S. 90
a S6 90 bulk Of offerings sold.
IambS-Receipts "a hours 5000 head
Total for thus far 1900 For the time last
week % signed through IL carloads Is Of which
ew York: carloads sale Market steady. Common
Ordinary Choice ~ 90 50 so. Canadian lambs
declined ZOE IN fair demand at s. 10 IS 80 20 carloads
held
Receipts last % hours $4,000 head Total for
the 22ss5. For time last week a. $50.
Sunday 81 carloads. OF which Ia New
consigned through to-day AZ carloads 81 OF which 10
New York; 24O carloads sale market sc higher and
active Light Pigs s. GO; Selected Workers s. 80 and
Selected Weights - 60 Choice Heavy - IS Rough
ST. 20 50 90 Stays 81 OOaS4 40 90 carloads held over
CHICAGO Union stock Yards Nov Go" DrOvers'
Journal" reports: CaeRecepts 10 900 head shipments
1000 market steady Beeyes ~ 5Oa5 10. Steers 80 %
81 6j stockers and Feeders 50 00d32J Cows Bulls and
Mixed 81 1913 To- Texas Cattle 81 4Oa3 10. Western
Hogs1Receipts 1000 head; shipments 5000; marks.
strong Mixed 25 IS. Heavy - So rs 20. Light - 30
| q 80. Skips 50 80 15 80.
slow. Natives Interior Prime 50 O04t %. Western
Shon SS O0G395 Texans shorn % 0OG3 o. Lambs - ~
| a s. 90.
ST LOUIS Nov 26-Cattle- Receipts 2,40o; shipment,
81 TO- Good Native "a s065 10. Butchers
Medium Choice 50 40 va 80 StOckers and Feeders
Fair 10 Good - 0003 20 Rangers Comic, IS OOd+ 70;
CRASHED 81 90 as 10
sheep Receipts loo shipments 1907 market steady Fair
TO Choice - OOG4 90
Hogs-Receipts 1890 head shipments 200; market
| Packing. Medium 10 Prime. - 2005 40. lAsht Grades
Ordinary 10 Best So 1905 25.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-27
THE PETROLEUM MARhET

NEWS FROM TIE FIELD AND RANGE OF PklCES.
The fluctuations in the petroleum market yesterday "ee
less and the transactions az the Condsti
Exchange only slightly in excess OF the dealings IN
the oil department Exchange and the sgsre
gate OF the records only trivial one. II Is not
wondered that many members OF the Consolidated
Exchange agree the opinion that the condition OF specu'
aton be reduced lower degree OF stagnauon,
they toward the proposal TO Introduce option
trading as Of relief They feel satisfied
that in view deporable condition OF the market
any experiment II not assured OF success at the start can
not mako Conditions they This view
only by who looking 70 scalp frzc-
ona profits whether oil is 70 175 cents per BARREL
but by producers rsand pools who do not be-
eve that s5-cen pays them legitimate Profits and "
producers whose arstocatic lelds yield them 81 10
per barrel by OF the premium on white sand oil
"Stricty commission" brokers, who make their living
OUT OF properly fractions covering their carrying
powers regards now sodying the question
with regard dangers that may be involved In
Glad o which viii inspire speculation
without adding their hazards a. brokers' Bulls who
the hands OF the enemy and bears who have resented
the premiums they have had to because they sometimes
oyer-s0ld their market are eager 10 examine any PROPOSE
ton which will afford them a faife- chance HaeIS
OF the STANDARD anxious 10 know whether the option
system Will relieve the market Of One-man power par
tsans OF the rene against the producer are not willing
10 their position. the great American public stands
up to ask fair show" dozen conflicting posi-.
unwisdOm Of the option system, ana the con-
opinion VIII determine It's success In operation
next year the subject be discussed now and let
fish motives receive their due weight and that only
be said OF the crude oil market yesterday ex
cept that it dropped from the early and best hsnes and
able No influence interected, and the
market closed without significance.
The Of prices and the total dealings were as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-27
COTTON MARKFrs-py TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL. Nov. ga p m.-Coon The sales OF the day
included $500 bales American Futures closed quiet bu steady
American low Mlddng November delivery - 64d
buyers November and December delivery 2O64d sellers
December and January delivery 1854 sellers January ana
February delivery. 1864 sellers February ana March
delivery 1861 sellers March and April delivery ~
SAD sellers April aud NAV delivery 22bld buyers; May
and June delivery 2i6id sellers June and July delivery
20 0id sellers
NORFOLK. Nov. 26-Co,,on quiet Mbllins. eS; net and
ccepts, 446o bes exports ooast"lse 2s92 baiesj
sales. 0Oi bales stock. Is oS5 bales
BALTIMORE. Nov. 26.-Coiton easy Mddllng. 9's' Low
Mddtng 9h Good Ordinary Sa net aud gross receipts
NJ bales Britain >, 100 bales coasl"ise
80 bales, sales, - bales stock. l5isO bales.
SAVANNAH, Nov. 2j-Cotton easy. Mdding. ll6i Low
Middlnc do Good Ordinary net and gross receipts
s,5I2 bales exports ooastwise. 1853 sales. 10 baesi
stock. II .295 bales
ST LOUIS Nov 2t-Coton steady. Mddling. az; Low Md
ding Good Ordinary Sc net RECEIPTS ? l3o bales gross
receipts. 3AOo bales exports coastwise $50 bales Ses
bales stock. so,S2t bales
NKw.oRtKANs Nov. 96-Coton steady. Midiing ~ Low
Midllmg. ., COd ord nary, Stts net receipts fuoS
a,si gross receipts Is 30 bales exports 10 Great ran
hs56 bales To rance aS2i bales 10 the Conunent tvs2
bales ooastwise baes sales 1000 bales, STOCK -VSss
balss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-27
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET.

In the general bond market the business was
duh with a firm tone. Philadelphia and Reading
first IS sold at 80 Ia, and the second 5s were
strong at &c 5-sa77; the general As were steady
nj sS l-2 New York Chicago and St Louis
As were up to 90 IL. Atlantic and Pacific
As were firm at so 10 and the incomes sold at
2Oa2O "a. Reference is made to our full re-
pores Of bond sales
In the unlisted department of the Stock Ex-
change, Cotton Oil certificates sold uO,lOOl mt
55a53 1-2a54 3-s, Chicago Gas 600 at 3s 6-sa
SIS IA, Brunswick Co 5000 mt IS i-2aI3 80.
North River Construction scrip goo at 8, Bqffal9
Iron 300 at SO 25aS6 so, and Mount Desert Land
400 at S2aS2 l-2
Money ruled at IL per cent for call loans;
small amounts loaned at per cent but more at
The Clearing House statement today was as
follows: Exchanges, $40, 535,545; balances,
me Sub Treasury to-day was debtor to the
ance Saturday and to-day was s2l s,546, made up
by a coin gain of S3l4,ss4 less currency loss
Of 500 1898 The two days operations covered:
Receipts, SO. sOO,6l7, payments, s3,552,o7l; re-
sulting in general balance OF 81 IS, 2934o con
sisting of 81 74,S73,006 coin and sl4,42O,4ol
The foreign exchanges were dull and easy in
tone at quotations for business rs follows: Bank
ers' bills, - 81 10 and 81 ss 3-s Tor long ana
short sterling respectively; 5.2l IA and 5l7 l-2
for francs; % 80 and 90 rs for relchmarks;
40 and 10 IA for guilders
In London British conso Is were firm at 96 1871 6
and 90 20 respectively for money and account
The Banll of England gained E1l,OOO bullion on
balance. Money between bankers ruled at 3 -
az "a per cent and the open market rate for
discounts, per cent American railways opened
at about the equivalents Of Saturdays late home
figures, and followed the home quotations to the
close. At Paris French per cents were lower at
1926 and sight exchange London ruled at
$3.50 francs 10 the { The weekly statement
of the Imperial Bank OF Germany shows specie
gain Of 1920 900 marks.
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
BUFFALO ROCHESTER, AND PITTsBURG.
1886. 1857 1888.
Number OF miles, o9f 2ol 29i
Third week In Nov. $50 577 1881 $40 3U9
Jan. I 10 Nov a.. 1905, 800 1Ss9,799 11O0693
CANADIAN PACIFIC.
Number 81 miles,. 1897 4,43I 4,416
Third week I'm Nov. gof7OOO 1900 600 f3O1. 600
Jan. / TO Nov a.. Sss34lO 10 o6t,i3J IL co., 43O
CHICAGO AND INDIANA COAL
Number Of miles. .--.-. 10 lao
Third weok IT, Nov. $3.50 F12,fs1 fl3l2l
Jan. 10 Nov. IL. 31O,flj 4O1 o1O
CHIC tGO AND WESTERN MICHIGAN.
Number OF milcS..... Alb 4l3 fI3
Third week IN Nov. G95.b4B e9S,l35 500 $40
Jan. 1 10 Nov ILL.,. 1.i9.2o0 1.2gG,43J 1,sG3t39
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-27
Mem Qualifications.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-27
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARhEIS
TEArrREs OLE NEw.YoRK DEALINGS

FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS
There a fairly large movement in wheat options
yesterday, about 100000 bushels being traded IN
Prices decidedly variable their fluctuations al
ton how fer the activity and the IN price owed
their birth the made in the first publication
g1rdng the visible supply. 1t is also question which
may not be answered without inquiry into the value Of
the statistical bureau Of the Produce Exchange. The
general expectation that increase OF 500 900 bushels
would be shown IN the visible supply, but early report
from the statistical Office figured decrease ol $1,000
buslels barring the stocks at Philadelphia The dropping
OF cipher IN the report In the report OF the stocks
canal making them 600 bushels, instead Of 600
bushels true igures) explained the rnscacuati0n
The oncial statement given later showed that the
visible supply Of wheat was 80 23s 047 bushels en- in
the the shorts when they covered freely the
report respecting the visible supply statement
make them extremely critical, but if their nd cna-
ton does COOL there Will be decide II
the which should have been recognized az
glance by an accomplished staustican or n1t. The
correction Of the led free selling which De
sroyed the prices made by the bulls the covering OF
shorts and The market closed down 3Sal IS cents as
follows November and December 81 OF IA June.
81 03 - February, 81 OF "a March = 06 S-s and
out any export demand Corn the spot was IL cent
lower with shippers taking 10000 bushels. only a
moderate business done in options and the prospect
81 the West caused sharp decline in the nearby months
months closed down 5s January at AZ 80. SO for
February AZ So and IA for May az AZ 6S cents
oats were weaker and the options closed with OF
and January at 80 "a and 3s cent for May at S5 3s
There wee sales se sr bs 70 e
speculation options closed sac points higher, fol
February, IS 5S March, IS 60, and May IS 63
New York. baltimore, Philadelphia and Boston were
follows Wheat 1865 bushels; corn, 202i58 bushels;
"a e14 pacHages A. Chicago. MiwSaEee ana st. Louis
the arrivals Wheat FPS $50 bushels; 7s,24
bushels oats 1GS e56 bushels total grain 1890 bush
els nOur. 1871 barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-27
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE-Rio on spot is very strong. at further
advance OF lac with active business reported far
cargoes quoted 10 12c Sales 5000 bags No Z. 7;sG
Ia gOc Mia grades also active and very firm. Sales
5000 pkgs East indies. 10 14a22 Lee. and 500 bags
Nest Indies private terms. The speculative market
showed hardening tendency, due to freer buying and
better cable advces Opening sales were at All advance
OF 2Od35 points subsequently further gain OF lOa2U
points was scored and shorts covered freely leaving on
I'm Snlas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-27
ETHIOPIAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON pa mConsols 80 ~ 100 or money n ana
e67s for the accounts United states y pr oees
Certificates 3sia second mortgage 81 Canadian pscnd
535 Erie 2Gs; do second cOBsos gg4 Illinois central,
ll9is; Mexican Ordinary, 40; st. Panl Common "a
bonds So Reading "a Pennsylvania, "a -.
Bar silver is quoted at AZ per ounce
Money is 3i2d4 per cent. a.. -. 49,.
The rate OF discount open market for short ana
three months bills is per cent . a, 49,. n.
Paris quote per cent rentes az % nsncs %
account exchange on London at 20 francs
80 centimes for checks
The amount Of bullion gone the Bank OF England on bal
to-day Is 81 900
Spanish As. 7lo4. -, nah =,
BERITy Nov 26-Ihe statement OF tho Imperial Bank OF
Germany shows an in specie Of 4lO0OO MARKS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-27
DETROIT, LANSING AND NORTHERN

DETROIT LANSING AND NORTHERN
Number Of mllcs...- POI Zo5 .oo az
Third week In Nov. S2ZO06 xS1,zv99 STGgoi
Jan. 1 to Nov. 2i.... 1,OS2,00i IVzofl "i''
KINGSTON AND PEMBROKE.
Number miles,. I'D - ilo 40 7sl
Third week In Nov e2oS' $500 1*Say5
Jan. 1 TO Nov ILL., $3.50 loi4Oo 49,
LOUISVILLE NEW-ALBANY AND ClilCA'o' -
Number OF mlles....- ~ an S2v 81, S2i
Third week In Now Sloo0Vg S399nooo, 100 Oh
jan 1 to Nov 21.-.. 1,697263 2O2l4V2 z'o-o'~"
MILWAUKEE AND NORTHERN.
Number OF mit N stAei4 400 5GS s21 go
Thlrd, wecx I'm IN H OF Se7f7o sci $50 0J,4
ST LOUIS AND SAN FRANCISCO
Number Of miles,. oo Si2 atm 99dd0 e,e5 s9o
Third week in Now riVe ~ E69I ma
Ian 1 to Nov 2i-.-. 4,232,499 o"OS'fll o'V'f'"i"
TOLEDO AND OHIO CENTRAL.
Number OF miles,. 10 ~ ~ .oa IN
Third week In Now $3.50 Roo 20 Dr. los
Jan. / 10 Nov. Ill 'Io-b 'oo' ~ 49,
TOLEDO. ANN ARBoR AND NORTH MICHIGAN.
Number OF miles,. - di So 40 90 cit 90
Third week in Now. " 302 s1155aao2 se7 Oh
Jan. l to Nov 2l.... 32Z,o9o 4'o''' ''''-'
WABASH WESTERN.
Number OF miles,. "a. 9Oo .,oii'VV11a 100 osa
T Jan week s Nd IN BY S 49isSS 57156s o5sS0S
WISCONSIN CENTRAL.
Number OF miles,. ar sSaS e7a Sos
Third in Nov. SY152tt I56' oSG
Jan. L to Nov. 2l ''''-- ''""''''' '''-'O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-27

The business in State issues covered by
small sales of Virginia 6s deferred receipts at 0.
or CITY bank stocks Park sold "a at lS5, Re
public 90 at 1872, and Western National lO0)
at o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-27

Refined reduced o5 cent per gallon TO 20 cents
in New York. and us cents in Philadelphia and Balt
OIL CITY Nov 26National Transit Certificates opened
lowest. SO closed, Sc sales. $4,000
barrels clcarances l62S,0)0 barrels charters. bar.
res shipments 97425 barrels runs. 90 40 barrels.
PtrrsBURG Nov 2G-Petroleum dull and
Transit Certificates opened S0s closed at So highest
S6i. lowest, So.
BRADFORD PENN Nov 26-National Transit Certificates
opened sos closed nc S33l highest o6S4 lowest o5
Clearances ga 900 barrels.
TfrUsyIIE Penn, Nov 26.-Nationai Certificates
pened S6as; highest. S7s4 lowest. s. 81 closed. $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-27
PRODUCE MARKET.


LIVERPOOL Nov go p rn-Beef-IoldcTs offer sparngy
Pork-Hoders offer moderately Hams-HOders oher mOder
supply il poor. ChcescHOders offer sparngy
COttonseod oilverpOol refined firm at 23s 81. Tall0w
offer freely dull 81 Holders sparngy.
Iard-SpO-H Holders Offer moderately furesHOldere Offer
moderately prime Western spot, firm at AS Sd November
46s December and January A5s I'd WheaHOders
Holders moderately mixed Western December
steady Is I'D January steady al As Slid Hops al London
New York State-In good demand.
Receipts Of wheat for the past week from Atlantic ports,
900 quarters Pacific ports $4,000 quarters
OOOOO quarters Receipts 81 American corn Tor Tie
past week Al 500 quarters
LONDON 26-falcufta linseed SIS % qnater lin
seed oil lss lOid per spirits Of turpcnne, 34s lid
per cwt-
The Mark Express review Of British grain
trade during the past week says English wheat rs duh The
sales during thewek 54422 quarters a. SIS 3d. against
65 los 3Os 90 during the corresponding period last
year AZ tOdays market English wheat hIni foreign
was Ga q Is cheaper
ANTWERP Nov. 28-wcoIs lard closed l07 francs 25
Confines per 100 kilOs.
ANTwEfp, Nov 26.-Petrolcun. Fine pale American 10
francs 30 centmes pad amt 10 francs 81 eentmes sellers.
bhk&KS. Nov 26-Pettoieum-7 marks 40 pfenn.sa
.
BUFFALO. Nov. .-Whea-NO ] Hard quiet closing al
90 New No Hard IN light demand al ~ 23s- No. .
~ oVc winter wheat lower Red ~ sales of 10
10 White Michigan ~ 0Gsl al OS in store No
ts ~ ~ ~ IN store Corn dull weak and lower No 2
soc IN store NO 3, AZ Q43c
NO Mhe 33 &c No White 80 L,c No Mixed 80 10
Oh TRACK Barley heavy; sales OF 40 Canada s9c
isyo Puiel ana unchanged No Western G2lg 63c
Patent 81 90 oS7 30 Best Winter 90 81 81 Mulfeed firm
but steady winter Bran Slb OOdeI5 -; sprlng sl9 Is
@ISVoi Sonmsal steady Oatmeal steady Receipt
o5uDV Dbs Wheat 90 600 bush. .9s 900 i IN oats
81 600 bush Barley Al 900 bush Shiuuents hv ItaFer
$4,000 Dds Wheat 5000 bnsh Corn W 900 bnsh oafs
Sz,OoO bush. Canal shipments
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-27

COTTON-The market declined Iloc out iu.e1
steady with modsrate stir to demand. Sales, II
bales FOR consumption and bales for speculation GA
cotton held higher Port receipts "a, 925 bales IN
eOmpete against rs bale; FOR this day last week
Der tine beginning OF the crop year. the receipts at mo
ports have aggregated 3s4 1926 bales TO Saturday night
comparing with Ssh bales for the corresponding time
last season, including to-day.