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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-13
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore Nov 12.-COtton quiet; middlng 1oaIO,a
F1out steady, unchanged WheatSouheFn quiet, steady;
Fu1, 7S4s2e; Longterry, 7ias3c; No southern, sdc.
1oisG79c; December, sO%GsO1.c January, Sc; rs.
ruary, s32 aSic. Con->oubern fairly active steady;
white, 4Ia44c; yellow 40q42c; Weston men; nlxcd
SPOT and November 4OJ.a1lc; December 4Oisc JanasT
39b d39&c; February 39JI G40isc; March, 40ad40Ac;
Ap1I 4iG41i4c year, 392a39sc. GAS dull unchanged
southern and SSG re wstrn white go
slow buyers fayoF, iiay quiet pilne 20 choice umoy
sl2 5OGSI3. Provisions steady unchanged. Butss,
western 25c. Petroleum frmi mfned 81 80, COTE,
quiet; Rio ddrgoes, fair 19c nominal sugar quiet "a
soft, Gee. Whisky fairly active, al 10 Freights b
5s. Receipts-FlcuG 200 bbls wheat, 5000 bush
bush S CO., soC sod euh ooG rs Su 300 s s
Wheat II 0C0 bush corn, 10000 bush
Boston. Nov l2-Flour finn ara acuvs. oon
firm; steamer yellow az Az. Oats strong and active
No. . white a; 81 3G32 &c. Shorts dull and nenlraL
Other markets unchangei Rec ?ts@tio1r' 1000 eos
800 sacks corn, 96 600 bush oats. 5000 bush; sho2
175 tons.
Buffalo Nov 12-whcat-No. hard in fair demand
II 600 bush selling at Ssas dSsl2c; No Northern closed
lots at Size Winter grades quiet and weak car No
red sold at S32c track 400 bush. No amber At
s3ac in 900 bush extra, No. red at nc 10 store
4 cars No 2 extra white at s2qs2Ac. Corn quiet bgt
firm No p 3Siac No. yellow 39c IN store Carloads
!Esck Gc b4he oa N eas @ ie9 10 s S saas 2i h.
SCI extra best weste9@ 5@S5sf sRs.:
Wheat and laxseed Sc. corn to NewYork 4hc rye ths
to NewYork. lumberto Albany 81 per thousand . Ss.
YORK % 80 o6e SoD o $50 POO oo b %aea: S
i4S 600 bush shipments-By eanal-whest l5so&
bush corn 5000 bush oats - 600 bush bar n
5 SSs wheat Is 600 bush Corn Is 600 BUSH os
10 900 bush. barley. 1000 bush. rye $1,000 bush
Chicago. Nov. 1.-THE .eadng futures ranged {. sl'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-13

~, yort Tuas4ay Nov. 11.-BEFNE S-Reccipts 90
o.NC. OF ITO headis carloads direct to Fast Side
r.mcit1ters and Is caoais AT G0th-st for EastnaEs
Gon,fany. No sales OF live cattle, Feeling steady
du and tfe cause Is not difficult 70 ascertain The
abundant supply and cheapne5s OF pork me ncieas
reccips " poultry anl the nlll weather are factors wich
yry ,en4by affect the consumption OF beef Texas sides
ar quoted at le49e sri The 80, Ae Irp.Snt, te
~ w n 5q5hc. very few choice sides 40 out ~ &c
Trsc cable aayiees rece YEA yeSeray ana bay
L.tr an pafaphiase1 H. "hry nave got sick marEei"
efreerad beef Is srg at o S'.d or SSaat 20 per u
Weight sinking the ora The continued heavy shipments
from mi. cgnS aI5 me beer d in Gen Btan account
The Wyoming sails today with 1000 quarters OF beef
M me I not get on until Tomorrow Other ghpm. nt
Winedav include p $50 quarters OF beef In reuonc
jtn ,out he ZANE number of cate the Carada and
1850 Of 9ee VIZ W. s &C., on o@GrEow or ThgTay
prices are fully sustained on AL grades ard prime stock Is
MN re;sers soa as ~ sSa 20 mixed and ed eays
Dressed calves tribe nrmer 4sa5sc for dressed
.rs Ia iOc for country dressed veals Nlttle calves
ilInr nj isOiac aud city dressed range from to ice
for orllnaIS buckingham: 10 Grasscrs oas N at
20 5o do eis H. at ~ 30; veals, III ~ at a. do.
1870 ID "Tfaienbeck: q Grassers 23i N at 81 och 4
DO ase n 80 So 90 do 2ss NJ at SO 65 40 DO eG5
MS at y fer da H% s X g. fiT y ,f
1 iS a az ID so do 100 ~ q 81 DO 1876 NJ
LnrTsss,SSa isl sa st Sq ss S'i H. at "a ve' i'
SHEEr ASp S di;S ssToSsi- Of oS'
Not much prime stock on The market Steady Win ia
.T r sheer " aoa at "a - common to good
- sOGs0 20 .,on -, -so,.o with worry r,te GOOD
nssf o %SGG ac SOW an sod o At ws "'
ys,i"s-Juil { buckingham: 70 State sheep 90 10
81 - Do p, NO m nj - q so 3d. sa
NJ At e. ic ,S 5 80 S' 90 ds 81 80 80
j. j. llalenpeok: POI state Lambs. "a 10. W % 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-13

lac A. The outset bot subsequently weakened reer
selling a. West ceSs &c lever aae Coz ss a ReGS
10 900 bushels spot including Ungraded Mixed and
VIZ 81 49, ESw a2Tdss No.
ME- do December e Ssy' 4g.aiSac. Closing a. S2c do
janusry 42e42c closing a, t2Ss 90 MAY 10, 42 ss,s
in all directions today Cash grades advanced about 4c
Leading 70 iar business optons gosci So9 shS;
aG'sc; No White, 2oc No 2 Mixed 27a27'sc e ee
wSc s sc Mixed Weeo 5S2se White 90
2aas No NSysn6er 27S27c slossng e. Pam Do
= iSSs7 6lSe eicsns ' O. FeSsy
E' f3as n snS Os 'sssGs
BE Se o 2c closing e. 5e SS 90
sharp TSM pcSSG re- Eses r.m0 n.,a
strong cable advices Slsa offered az 9lc from store
S9e 200 bales about 9s Jqte butts quiet
SIssi hemp Sc butt, lac for paper Sc mixing end
2 Gh ,cg Da,SEgos s PSa1Iisy n,, vo m o,o.,
grades both hay and straw ana on such the feeling
s0 FIJI ss6 T1 nor however dull and hea
zoe Clover !oa5oc clover, mixed sSGSce Shipping
eSf and VIZ RYE, o5076c Short Rye SoG4oc;
stoke %6b m n mS for the 9 ,Ss@ S sas Of
Export demand does 70 much Low grades
3ut slowly state, 1889, choice, l2a13c; medium,
5a6o DO ce%mon case do 1881 ease Pacac Coast
i9c'c lIsg lG2c medium DO loc chose lSss 10"
HDEs-A fair business but the changes have not been
So' s nasqS' Ars' c sfsffa
llc Matamoras, 22d25 H. isc Central America, 5os23
loo co sosa'' G'' ,os Els s''fs ioe
MOntevdeo and RIO Grande kps. ,oS13 y 1iali5c'
.?@so sas case S':'3 e 'sGs
eeeS No. s.d S%9c Southern .. sy T oa5o ~
kIc SSands s.x: 4lS4s and OK 1SS5o IN, +:
IEATHER-T6ere i a good trade and. with receipts
Moderate tanners experience no difficulty in maintaining
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-13
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North River. Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

BUILDING MATERIAL-Moderately active, with
n steady range Of values. Hayerstraw Hard Bricks
quoted at sG75Sf72 % per 1000, .Flshkls 50 Is
sey s6ssS 50 Pale Bricks. 80 75asi crOs9n, baTk sad
Red. sl5oslG; Croton. Brown. sliG415. ROsendle Ce
men, o5eSsI 10 per n Amer can Portland *29s2 20
80 70 Rockand Common Lime 81 per Dbl and do finish
ing, 81 20: state Lime S5c; So. Johns Lime, 9Oa95c
Laths % 25 per 1000 Goats Hair 23a2Sc per bushel
Cattle Hair. 14dlSc.
GOFFEE-Ihere was further demand to-day for Brazil
gr9wths on tn spot and prices had steady support
falr cargOes quoted l02c. sales coo bags santos NO
l. Ia6felOSe MIA grades active and firm Sales
decline to-day ami the speculation was less active
Hayre broke la1is ms, and Hamburg haa pig, both
~ which had a depressing influence Opening sales
showed losses OF 5dl5 points after which there was
some little long selling, lending TO further break
Of 5G,o points closing however with 9 slight recovery
Rio quoted firm. Regular first, q zoo; good second,
q 800 exchange ,priyate 2s tceigts 1000 bags
Europe 1000 bags; total stocl S02 900 bags; Santos
receipts, 5000 bags receipts at Rio July to November
il, 1889 SOL 900 bags time 1855 J. l3l 600 bags
samo time 1887, $4,000 BAGS receipts at Santos July
$4,000 bags; same time 1887. $4,000 BAGS 49,.
ltoterdom cables-The next Dutch sale VIII take place
on the l9th inst brokers valuation for good ordinary
Total sales here to-day 36,5OO bags.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-13
u, e,1ryA IN NEED or REPAIRS.

An nspectio of the hull and msenn.' n.,ors 81,
m,ral GherarIs flagship, the Gaiena' Jus. ysd Of
wss TO leave the dry'dock at the Ns'' bsl
Monday, showed that the propeller wa VT indies
condition from her recent cruise ~ 'no ,ns yesss
oo cor. :, would have to be repaired before inc
s o be- noaed out A further INVESTIGATION wOaa
s co.., nocessi Of new propeller This work ss,
,als nj least two weeks. This was e.,,,s b
noIntmeut 20 Admiral Ghcrardi who y sr,iss b
obey the Departments orders to start on Admis
mo West Indies as SOFA as poSS"'' ons,,ltsits
chorar,i went TO Washington TO nave returns y
with secretary Tracy; snar.' VIII" etiod as the w
p9iphn h w,a She cannot be made 50 oIens
sor he 1r and his staif as ,Si, .i for the dub
quarters OF the Dolphin are 100 i'i'''S~
OF y flagship
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range OF prices and the total dealing, were a.

Includes sales Of 900 barrels cash oil AT ~ Os H.
Refined oil Is auiei with quotations unchanged. at
45 cents per gallon IN barrels. and 341 cents IN
eases.
Foreign quotations were weaker NichlnC Is fran"
IN II ~ francs AT Antwerp: 10 marks 10 72O mark,
at Bremen, and 3-10 pence 10 . 1lOo1 40 pence
London
oucnei al ~ Osas highest II O9esj lowest. ~ Osl
closed ~ Osa sales 100000 bbl- ciearancrs. jOOOOO
bb. charter 20 5i7 bbs shipments. s".S0o bills. :.
runs, - 79j bbs.
Pit,sburg Nov 12-pctrocum fairly active and rregu
National certificates opened a. - Oo2 closed
at ~ 0sos highest, ~ OJ5a lowest ~ u.s..
opened at - OsA closed at II Osls highest 81 ON;
lowest, ~ OF. ceaTnnccs, OSO. 900 bbl-.
Titusve, Penn. Nov io-Naonnl Transit certificates
closed al I'll 0SAs
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
Farson. Leach 81 Co., WalLst., offer the
choicest line of investment bonds on the market.
Lists furnished on application.
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
Increased apathy has fallen upon the PETROLEUM
markets. Public quotations for refined from European
ports were lower and the trade In refined here has
temporarily slacbcned In the crude oil market bus-
ness fell off and the speculation developed sensitive
nervous temper. The opening shade below
Mondays close at 81 OF 10 but Hight buying quickly
advanced values b. 81 %. A recession TO 81 O5 %
was followed by another rally 10 ~ 90 but from that
figure the movement was steadily downward on ordi
nary fluctuations. The December options ranged from
81 OF "a 10 IL 90 la 81 0S oS. The p0ray check
in the refined demand Is eXcusable, the foreign
trade Is doubtless waiting Cor fuller information and
advces regarding the probable effect OF the standard
Craig deal" The hesitation OF that trade may not
DO unwecome 10 the refining interests, the longer
II lasts the surer will be the renewal Of an excellent
demand TO replenish depleted supplies. But there Is
no reason why holders of crude certificates should be
emutcd 10 part with their goods II they arr held for
investment account There vet evidences that
the production In tho Pennsylvania field, be i'll
creased TO overtake consumption. and wno tenl
in the new lfh-sand developments Of Washington
County, Penn. the quality OF The oil Is such that IL
The standard Oil officers st refuse 10 talk with tie
frec.om which the juncture of affairs fully warrants
but uuder tand that no nca OF reducing the white
sand premium Is entertained by them There are OBJ
vlOus arguments that would forbid such course
Whatever the Developments in the future may war
rant, there Is small likelihood that the present neutral
ity Of refining Interests toward the crude markets
will soon be broken. Those who bclicN" thar con
,uuptlon has reached thp stage where even Eo.tl,
n,aniuulatinn may be deHcd as a governor Of values
have no reason for abandoning their position. II
must be confessed, however. that The fear OF The re-
filming mower re- Ike shadow crude SPECULATION
and The market yields readily 70 selling and raj les
with equal ease In Response 10 buying orders. The
rse Of oil from 10 ~ -. has been in erpiel
by no such alarming breaks a. IN Other day ofp,n
cha- ged ths course of values and the tendency OF
trade conditions now seems TO- e 10 pace fluctuations
within moderate bounds. Ihls philosophy doubtless
helped to encourage better feeling al the close YES
ter1ay, Notwithstanding the irregular movment Of the
Ihe range of prlces and the total dealing, were a,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-13
covp,rrov OF CROPS IN MICHIGAN

Lansing. Mich, Nov. 1.-THE Nlchls'n ssror,s
crop report for November is compiled rom W. sss, a
of Gas correspondents. The area seeded ~ .nr,bers
COMPARED 10 lsss Is s. per cent In the soss
counties OF IN the central and "a IN 'nS s' ,oxs
The condition III compared Win Nle'l'y '"1 os,her
of average years IS 30 per cent ~ 'i' coaulie
,s ,o,. .ond;t,on IS due to drouth The yie" =.
i's Wv ,,, 6 40 II bushels of ears or % pu'.
%, e,Ied per acre. SIS bushels less 'naI s,,.s
VI s'o.' s,r ten years previous. much Of s 0''S
soft and immature
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-13
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

A. Liverpool Nov. ~ 40 .. m-Becf aud pork In poor
uehsil ~ ans ana bacon In fair demand Cheese IN
Ppr tsana Ia low ~ poor demand Spirits OF tuipen'
Tic IN poor derand steady 35-. ROsin In good de-
ahisl Iard-Spot ia Fair demand; futures IN poor DE-
~ p,ihr western, spot firm at sis; November firm
~ Door ." Dessmotg ana January m q 80 81 wheat
so9i dem.ld futures ~ fair demind; ndxei Wtsteru
iot steady az 4 I'd; November stendy al A; Decer ~
,NN4 AT a. 40 January steady - If.us- A
I.Onnnr-lacinr Cost poo demand ''Nf''N
Antwerp, Nov. l2-Ictfoieufr- male A,re,tc.,
names, - centimea. paid AL sellegs - '''''" -
Bremen. Nov. l2.-retrOeum z marks % nfonuings
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-13

In State bonds there were saes of Tennessee
settlement 3s at 70 "a, end Virginia Is, deferred
receipts, at LEAF. There were transactions
in city bank stocks.
a well-distributed business was done in railway
bonds, and the market generally ruled firm.
louisville Southern iirsts were active up TO
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WHEAT NO. ..

WHEAT. NO. 2.
Opening. Highest. Lowest cosne
e &C.; &: &: e: e.: &. &: &
CORN. NO. ..
December e. 81 81 ~.
January ...............-. 81 49, 3d. sI1
OATS, NO. ..
Dreamy RsSs%Ser :::..:::: l lS' 200 20 !!o' q
MESS PORK PER BBL.
ESs :. S r. s3 $ =; SsS e.
LARD. PER 100 n
E E .;5.ry s;is 81 $:s g. sSs $ 81.
SHORT RIBS. PER 100 n
H } E:;i : IS s. i; IS IS IS
Cash quotations were follows Foar-ssaty and IN:
wheat, 62aeSe NJ 5ea 79.,e5oRe No 3 corn 49,:
& ss. j sssss g az -. go
So S1 Boxed o' B iss boxed
s SSa's 81 e. sSeaTstus Loaf unchanssd sfaauaSi
Articles Receipts. Shipments
Wheat, bush iz29 9E0 oS SS goo
oats bush l450o0 cI990g9
on the Sui Produce Exchlnee tdiy the bG,tSr
"'' Gia ai Nov i@sCoiten inn mddiag ioS
s 59&f e Shipment! Zoo bush Comic offerings 10
iSed No. S7c 4 1a'' f G% q SS so nA9d & nm
B Bulk h w5se ShH pS .ad BaG1 s sS: %
Goods bass 81 o. Butte, dull o sugsT sd urn com a
and n' light 1898 s. packing and butchers Odsss 90;
receipts, 500 head; shipments, 1870 head
CASH &' ani DSssn %5i Sy 10 SoSS?sn
52ilc. PROVISIONS finn :. PORK, o57He. Lad S9es
400 bbis wheat So 800 ou;h barl,y $500 Egs
Shiprents-Flour ZOO bis wheat ZOO oushi uail'
rnsdelpnia Nov l2-rlour arm Wheat he ;, SGm s;e
10. ; rel Noyembcr sodsoAc; December. sIisSoilss;
No low miSSi in ao6.st sievatr &c No mixed
in 2Cthst elevator and grain Depot he 10 ~.
lo2g4i sG December !anP fsy S 81. @
s sads demand aSs5I firm PGngdd
r1 w. aes Choice E e HH. o as s &C. ;Hf futures
mand AID shade Gymer No white o, S9S SeHs. Fysrn
ss se 2 PSssg S.s Sa.s esd iyO1 and ID I
Tnnyaaa creamery ex; 25G % Pgr d, '' sss
Sn,a SsGeF TSSds,sd sl@S 5iT,.! ' s
a0S r s3st5e BS l and %
S SfHS S ssasSd % mse4 veress ?ss %
@shanss c Ss es % l5 500 G Sas
WHEAT . 700 bush corn. 1900 bush; oats H. 400 os
There WAS %as c SST domeud 70 ADVANCE price.
r@i cash '7stc: December 5sta5s,.c; closed ~
Md: NAV. S3N Gs3Ic. closed s5Nos3stc asked ~
piS6er No mixed. cash. 3l6Sltc November: ~
SOi,c closed gO5e asked: Deeember ss,ss29t &c,
oats arm; No GASP t2i.c BID; May s2@c a'kms az
Sn Lead Qric' ami unchanged Butter Urn; sssis
ery cle.2c. dsirv lS02Oc Egg STEADY, oWsss
foy good stock. Corn meal active at Il CO.'S o. ,s d
kew. o.. Provisions hrrt. hUI uncfaig"A "'-x-On
offerings E,ccnt.-lour. 1000 b5.s; "hssh re
bush; corr $1,000 bush: oat-. l1iuNp ons, gfouf,
i GOO bills: wheat 1000 hush corn. GO h SSsa
81 600 bush: rye. JOOa bush, bailey, ooOo O"s s,L,
Tole1o ohlo Nov 1e Wheat dull steady eas cr. s
December S2Nc MAY. $500: Jannary, sSrsS9ae Nsy.
tive; c,~f ard November. Bic; Decemoei, go rz.
95c. Olfs quiet; cash 2O9c. Covered ssss% N
cash. ~ 81; Naycpher - 90; D2ceno,IL .s 70 oats 80
ccipts-Wheat 10 $50 bush corn 20 ~. ousp shJnnfns
bush rye f,osc bush; coyerseci 81 tass go bushi
Wheat II sos bush corn. p 400 BUSH 0aNs w.
rye $50 bush clovcrseei, ga bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-13

EuRopEAN FINANcIAL MARKETS.

London. Nov. u, 10 80 p. m.-Atlante and Great
Western first mortgage trustees certificate 80 Canadian
PaciGc ~: Erie 29is do second cOnsols 1919 New
YORK Central 1892; Mexican Central new per cent
bonds G9ie. Money 2I2 per cent The rate OF discount
In the open for short bills * SO ps cent and
for three months bills cent -
paris aiyices quote Dor cent renes at 81 francs 37ia
centmes for the account.
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American standard Of ciassi.
STAINED.

Good ordinary ..........7s Low middllng o'lo
Strict good ordinary .......S Mddllng .----.--et
The option market dsTi1ed fair degree Of animation
to-day, though the drift again bearh. due mainly 70
lower Liverpool advces Initial sales showed decline OF
points, and thereafter prices lost points more on elng
by longs" Toward the close however there was frecr
buying by the short SIDE which led TO general recov
cry and nnal figures only lag points below those OF
sales 100 500 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-13

COTTON-1he spot market has not varied for the day.
ruling very quiet sales 1914 bales for consumption Port
81 1873 bales against "a 65i bal last week
a 965 bales for this day las. year Since September
ports have aggregated 2361, l9l bales
1902 COS bales for tho corresponding tine last
year. ,, . -,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-13

200 Northern Canada DO gs p a. se 20; IL Nor,h.,,
40 j. n Pdeocs 1888 Pennsyyanis Lambs oeS T. e &
Hume Mullen 90 Pennsylvania lambs " I. -
~ so; 10 Pennsylvania Sheep % n at al rs: CT
Bucks and Ewes. 90 n, al -. w"
~ Gsllips 70 In1lsns q. Lambs LAMBS y $50
v,'LhHcepss, OF osfloa1s, Vi s,foo hea6-24 car
lower. closing weak az sfaS4 40. ~" '"d
Country Dressed adIc lower. Quotations .,o -.
follows: For 40 10 90 n, 6s.a7c; G0diOO NJ s@es ~
I00aleo SiaaGc 1G0422o 10. 5ha5'sc; 240 and mn
Sales-A. w. Lamb: 20 State HOGS. $40 n sv.,o. 81.
Y dg per 100 II; II do 149 n. at - IS: do 2ss -
asSS =, O. Smith u State Hogs, 2ss y 49, 12.; T.
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LIVE STOCK MARKEr-KY rELEGRApu

Buffalo ~ n Nov. i2.Csttle Receipts last "a hou,,
$50 mean Total Tor week thus fart J12O fos sane s,1
last week, 300; consigned through, 74O heal an y
New-fork 90 head on sale market dull Sheen az
thus fa2 10 500 or same time last week 1900; con.
sale; prices hrmer but quotably higher Hnaoa
Receipts last "a hours, LOGO head total Tor week -
far $3.50 for same time last week, 80 $40 conssssz
through 1000 head 2so head % NewYO $50 head =
ST. Louis Nov. 12.-Cattle-Recepts, 24o0 head. =.
shipments market strong choice heavy native see,s
- 2Ods4 30 fails good do 90 25cs4 30 socksrs ~
feeders, ~ 1878 10; range steers, s2ds3 10 Hon
Re.pts, 800 head no shipments market slow; ni; =
light fair TO best, s3 6jab3 30. Sheep-ReceIps az
~ 10.
Chicago, Union Stock Yards Nov. 12.-'The Droyer~
Journal reports Caitle-Receipts 5000 head shlunen,.
5000; market slow closing Ioc lowesi choee % eSS
beeyes ~ JO0S5 steers, ~ S0Qe4 40 s0ckers and f
erS 81 s0Gs2 cows bulls and mixed 81 15as2 co Teras
cattle, 81 506f2 20 Western rangers, s2ass 35 Hse.
Receipts 40 600 head shpmHts. $500; market SEQ,
oweH heavy - GJdsf light, 80 75aS4 0j skps az
% 80 sheop-Recripts, 5000 head shipments iOoGori
Texans. 50 40ds41o lambs, "a Jo0s5 20.
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THE DAY IN TIE BOND MApKFr

The Treasury purchased s479.55O bonds 4 No..
GEMS, slS. 90 at lg7, and 1-2s, sse2,45o r ar
A per cents sold at the Government price lou OF
neXed are the closing quotations: ''''e An
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-13

Net cash baarcc.s26l, O94 s2Oo 94'''o' p'o 49,,
Tho foreign exchanges for tomorrow maj ~
Inc tIt o. Gr,ner in tone and closed steady at
o wept for actual business as follows BanN
erS bills at 81 so "a and 5! g F.an S Of francs 9 h
sn on nnd %. rechmarlC at Oh L. ana
o. o. - "a and d." guiIdcrs at 40 and 40 U.s.
% In London British consols were lower az 20 ply
and 81 aS Iesrscv GSnd iTf rm SdSy at D per cc"
IN tHe "p Of bankers bills and at 5-S per cent
ior InccS Bar silver was steady at 43 l51 3D.
p rSl ounce American rail ways opened higher ana
inrfs French 2 per cents rose to S7.37 IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-13

90 rs Toledo, Ann Arbor and North Ni il,r
drsts were active at 1O3al % DO =, 3, 1870
Kansas and Texas issues were hrm =, I p,,r
and Heading issues were dull but strons; oolu un.
hns HocI,ing Valley and Toledo os anu os W.T. n1
~, vu' ,ai 10 ner cent Northern Pacihc hrsto anu
scconds were in demand ut full hsures i'ei'i
once is made 10 our full report of bona sai.s' ,o
Money ruled at Lao per cent, WIN pull so.iI
small loans us high as per cent CLOSING o"ereu
"' The C Clearing House statement to-day was as
follows Exchanges, 81 74,ol5,Iao; oarahce''
soiTrhe Sub-Treasury today was debtor TO the
CLEARING House S76i $50. It's net gain on Dalahcc
was si00.s 42 made up by coiH gam OF
sooi Ioi less n currency loss Of slOO4s2 Inc
davis operations covered: Receipts, $50 Z;aLo 70
payments, s3sl1,173 resulting in genera pai
ance of sIs3676.550 consisting OF sl'''so''ii"
coin and as, 7l3435 currency.
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.
The United States Treasurer at Washington re-
reived to-day SEQ, 1888 National banK hotcs ior
redemption. .-.o,oo ,ho in
The customs receipts were s342 o92' the III
formal revenue receipts 1851, 342, and the MIS-
cclnneOus receipts So4,6'3 .. -, ,osb
To-day's Washington Treasury statement o. ca Sn
ON hand and deposits in bank compares win l lne
figures Of the last previous sp1 Nov TO- piGefenc'S
~, ,, IN hand s1SG g72 aig slsG,99S4S9 Inc 3313
Nct goa on NAM anu 81 i73725 I7.26792G Inc A2V
Net leea-tcnders ,oasss57 1924 1855 Dec, 200 500
hand io'1"'""'
In
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Cash quotations were a. fouows; f0uf-Stdiy ana IN.
changed. No spring wheat 799,a59sci No. spring
wheat, 62a65c No red 79siQ79sci No corn. 3J5,c
No oats 1VJ,c; No. "A a4jc; No. barley. SOC
80. Gaxseed II 33aasl 49,, prime timothy SEED 81 70
pork, per Dbl, 80 5ods3 60 Lard per 100 m so9
SO O2 shOit ribs sides loo.e % S5osS 90 dry ss
- 5Oa 62e whiskey dlstilleFs nnshel goods, Der
gallon, al %. Sugars-Cut loaI. unchanged; granuaed
DO: Standard "A do.
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