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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-12-11

The county court held us regular weekly
session yesterday, all the members being
present. No business of any Importance
was transacted except the auditing and
allowing of the usual bills. sszesssa
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-12-11

A miner, whose cabin is pretty well up
in the mountains east of town, came down
yesterday. He says that the storm of
Sunday night and Monday added three
feet to the deposit of snow
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-12-11
SALT LAKE & EASTERN AND SALT LAKE &
E0RT n0ITGIAS RAILWAYS

On and after November Is trains will ar
rive at and leave the Utah & Nevada depot
as follows: To and from Sugar House,
penitentiary and Mill Creek, leave $50 a.
m. and 80 p. m. Sunday extra II 40 a NJ.
Arrive $50 a. m. and 10 p. M Sunday
extra 80 p. m. To and from Park City,
leave 9:15 a. m; arrive p. m.
j. H. YOUNG, JOHN w. You've,
Traffic manager. President.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-12-11

Milton and Dollie Mobiles, the well-known
favorites, will appear in Ogden Thursday
night, presenting the oriental melo-drama,
1.-The Phoenix" Full houses always greet
this talented actor and actress
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-12-11
Real Estate Transfers.

The following deeds were filed for record
yesterday in the office of the county re-
corder:
J.B. Mercer aud wife to S. P. Ash, a
part of lot 9, block 80, plat A, go feet by
IL rods) s., 800.
A E. Koch and wife to Allen Koch, lot
81, block 9, Riverside additian; $1,000.
Central Pacific railway company to
Abiathar r. c. Smith, sections l, 3, 5, Z, 9,
IL, 10, Is, II, 10, 81, 90, %, 81. %, 81 80 and
80, township north, range west, Q1,520
acres); $6,912.
N. Kuhn and wife to N. Rosenbaurn, a
part of lot l, block 4, plat B. (2xS rods) ;
$50.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-12-11

The Ogden Rowing and Boating club
will give a grand concert and ball in the
A o. U. w. hall. Many local singers of
note will take part and will be assisted by
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-12-11

Among the incidents of childhood that
stand out in bold relief, as our memory re-
verts to the days when we were young,
none are more prominent than severe sick
ness. The young mother wildly remem-
bers that it was Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy cured her of the Group. and in
turn administers it to her own offspring
and always with the best success. For
sale by q. c.. NJ l. Drug Department.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-12-11

very bad man. So thought the judge, who
fined him SO and costs, which Tom re
luctantly paid and departed with kind
admonition.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-12-11

Children's silk plush tourist caps in four
newest colors at Sl.25 each in F. Auerbach
81 Bros. children's and boys clothing de-
parUment.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-12-11
SALT LAKE DAILY HERALD.
OGDEN CITY. UTAH.
OGDEN DEPARTMENT.

The branch ONCE OF THE HERALD is in Reed
& Snyders iron building on Washington avenue,
adjoining Boyle g. Co.'s furniture store. Adver-
Using rates will be made known upon applca-
ton to the manager.
THE DAILY HERALD is for sale at all news
stands and by all news boys, and is delivered
by carrier in Ogden for 25 cents per week. No
papers stopped until arrears are paid. Sub
scribers failing to receive papers promptly will
confer favor by notifying the branch office.
Parties desiring papers stopped or addresses
changed must notify the branch office.
E. A LTTTLEFlELD Manager,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-27
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

Liverpool NSy rs Ssos R2md @Go0nrN' sales Of the
w. Irres closed quiet; American ddng low mddng
ea9.". November delivery 33-G4d buyers November
jam delivery $26id sellers Jangary and Feb
dmIyer sod value March and April delivery,
S36;d sellers: April and Ma delivery. 3I0id value Tue
MAY and June delivery, D 3oofu sehcrS' 'u'' III" july
delivery 3 37.64d Value' ~ .. ,oody. ,oiddling oAc
lou M dIIn1 v3c: good ordinary, 13lBc; net ana
rross ret,i.t 4.O32 bales exports to Great bran.
soct 93 o7l bales. . - .,,r. ,,t,4Iin, oac
, rd .ro.s ,eccnts > GG3 bales; exports to Grat
Prain igsG bilcs coastwise 1882 bales sales 633
SalanSen Nov. 26Cotl9n steady mdan ng5 g g,o.
low IA bees exports IN Frame coz bales; u
tbe to9t,nsnt o03 bales coastwise. 2.52 bales sales
New. Orleans Nov 2j.Cot9n steady midiIng. ysc
Az toS baes cross 3G l4i bales; eNpors Ia Great
Bfitain H. oSi bales sales 1000 stock. 27Ss20 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-27
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New.York. Tuesday, Nov. 2G.-BEEVt S-RcceiDts. G5
carloads o! los hca36 carloads direct East Side
Brooklyn aughelc!s, and 20 carloads al GOh-,L ncui.
log 20 carloads Tor Bastmans Company, carloads for j.
loads arrive later IN the day Of which 33 ctflosd,
cxpOyte for tho Lake Huron ana the balance
Iastmas Company. with the exception Of carload No
trailing at the yards. Feeling steady.
4aa5c for Texas sides. and 5i247c prime
Nay. DO inferior going as low a. &C. and choice Ccca-
s0nally selling ~ 7l2c.
Private cable advices from the London and Liverpool
HaLseS report continued dun trade with refrigerated
cas,l ng az sd or .cant G2c peT D. an1 American live
catls depressed at 9aI0'2c estimated dressed weight
nv To-Day 200 quarters Of beef IN the Wisconsin
baltimore shipments for the week endiny No,o,,,on OF
"'if ro s ~, cattle On the M9ndego to london. -
a. Ionorfow $500 quarters Of beef Will be shpped fr,o
% n1s " NC City Of PGri, Devenia Egypt ana Iran
&iI2a shs lSH x r be 1aen wis 900 eo
py DoaN dealers report dull feeling with oWcgr
pfcos from s55 70 $40 was the genera selling rance
but as low as Sso was accepted for very ordinary so
CALNES-Receipts $50 head. Of which 3as nj eo,h q,
vssls fGiy sS.,a m n price selling 5s wessrns
dressed grassers quoted At ls9b2c country drS.ya Win
A. T1loc city dressed at sG12c Tor ordnsy u choice
Ssles-D Harrington Fed Calves. $50 n average
| at 81 per 100 n; Veas $50 ~ at 81 IA do. I0s n
~ Es'ey,t & Pldoock: II Grassers 258 n, at 80 So
DiIlenbask Dewey Veals. l4l h. at 81; do
is4 NJ 4 Hscnbecs: Fed calves, 9s3 r. at 81 9 do
d dS d. Z" ass % ss | Il do 2 81
" Hume & Mullen veals 17S n. at 90; DO 1913 N
"saEEP AND LAMBs-ReceIpts is carloads Of o'es'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-27

carloads at Jersey City and carloads at Oothst
Tm Tor al grades with few prime lambs onefa -
Common 10 choice sheep sold AZ s4aso 80 por AVV "'
o,dinary IN good lambs at s5 75afO 10 ,,,, ADD. ,h
Tho dead market was In healthy condd re sm1nx 81
~ weather. and moderate supply o,
sncE DfcssC mutton ruled firm at sdlOc per ID ana
saiSs~J sadler Co s. wes Sc an 30 o.? 1sS
a. &c al 81 l6l, 1913 do 30 n, at 50; % 90. y, 10.
, Ok Western Lambs 65 n, at SO; 40 DO % 10 se
so NJ Collfns $50 Indiana sheep LOG H. at 20 80 q,
a. JJoi ruheck 1911 PcrnsvlVana LAMBS, % ID az
an o. Pom sylyauia Sheep. 80 N at ~ 30
Fo RUNE & Mullen 81 state sheep 70 10 AZ - 90 90
az ~ y, a 20 81 state Lambs G2 n, at 50 20; o5 DO
so n Sc ~. - e.. g, -. no u. at 60 o. 90 40
40 y. ~ sG 10: 1O1 do. "a, ~. at SO 75. 49, . o.-o
oo 10 State Lambs. 60 IN, at ~ 90
!lcn'H pfdcoct a. Vermont Sheep a2a n, at 81 50
p pNIrI" 100 M az az %; 81 Vermont Lambs 60 H. at
HoGs-Recep 30 carloads Of 5o7 he'sS carloads car so
At jersey City and ca5lo!d~ az 4Vsh - N'"o o "
Country d. scdv. with fsiry ac,iV co d,m1 aS
fr nsht c ~ oo ~ ~ acc for 100 % 100 y 5d5ec for
tco ., oSo " ana 4GIs, for $40 n and upward
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-27
TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO.


Chicago, Nov. 90 (speciaD.-ptc Northwestern wheat
spectators made an extraordinary effort to-day 10 bull this
market, and they achieved success. Everybody
herr hal the 20 Int that the farmers deliveries the
railroad showed big falling of. Plsbury TILE
gra.hed that along OF the elevator the de-
liyeries showed falling of Of from 10 to 80 per cent
Cudahy acted promptly and such
encourage great lot Of ,ailers " follow
him December bullcd about cent; May. a cent. NJ
the tDtop Hutchinson pretty free seller bu never
thcless the last prices almost the best OF che DAY
Although the movement Of wheat from first hands mas
undoubU dly drop OF sharply, IL IL not YET
rrices They oncne1 ouetT but closed AZ Id. advance.
Tha receints here 1863 cars than expected
the estimates however for "Wednesday are only 100:
Ss2 se' c Eit6R At ST. q5s Se TIE O ags
coInts GA the
ket weak The small amount Of eontr ,S ga ld
here only 1000 bushels tended TO- keep the ,REce
steady Vessel room was taken for 80 900 basheiS Ihe5e
"a 900 hogs the yards Prices Dropped ID 10 ~
cents and at night there 20 OoO hogs left unsod
Everything yielded little under the weight OF this enor;
nous movement even November dropped from - 90
to 10 3d. closing at 81 40. January pork was easier
early but closed up steady at 80 80. NovemnH lara
dropped IL cents January however closed lust who're
II opened. Ribs suffered decline OF only 22 cents May
wheat on the curb, Si3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-27
GRAIN and PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS
Cash wheat yesterday i2a3i cent better ai.housn
only 10000 bushels taken for export ana 2iooJ
bushels for milling purposes. The bull influences were
stronger cables and a decrease OF 100000 busnes on
nassaqe 10 Fugop, The speculative sentiment turned
sharply and December from 80 IL 10 80 7-S ana May
from 80 B6 TO 80 IL cents The close was seeaoS anu nv
on the December old az 50 JlG ana May az % 90
cents. Final Official quotations showed gains Oh
cent as follows: November, 80 90 DeccmDef 90 80
January s5 Ia February, SO III May 80 y cents
Corn strong gain for cash OF IL cent
Shippers were buyers. taking lZS,OOO Oushes
The options closed up 3S cent for November at y 3s
for December at fl 3D. II Tor January at II D.
and l.S cent for May at ~ 5S cents. -. -, -
sales OF 10000 bushels OF oats Tor export
Prices shade better the oDtons closing az y Ia
for November Is FOX December s Tor January and
February, and IS Ia cents for May.
The lard market duh and unsettled; Options
closed unchanged So % November, up points at
s6 % and down l point Tor January at So y and
February at So 81
The receipts grain and -Four reported YESTERDAY az
New-York. Philade pha, Baltimore and 3ost9n were o.
oats 1907 bushels total grain. 90 i21 bushels /
flour. 7O.GI5 packages. At Chicago, Milwaukee ana
st. Louis the arrivals were Wheat, 2i2,3G7 bushels
corn 52J bushels oats ls3 500 bushels total ram
951 500 bushels; flour, J2,S7j barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-27

fair to good milling wheat s0ds5c choice and fancy
Longberry s7asoc ungraded in grain depot SIC No
red In gran depot sc No rsa Noye 4G
81 3.fe: February 1898 1-2c Corn strong; No
mixed I'm eeyator was also &c higher but no important
change In prices futures beyond this month on N2
export elevator for local trade Al 5a4lc Oh no mixer
ia grain depot 4sc OH No @ high mixed ana yellow IN
grain aeo 4s new no 5?T DdeeG Gs Ss9gc
January. sS1d39hc; February Syao scaiiiy
held No white. 2Sise; DO CHOICE S Sgf tesdy: No
ary 29a G20s,c February, 29aa3oc Butter scarce ana
firm Pennsylvania creamery extra 2oG 40 eppnsylya11a
dcred d Side; graduated T. Petroleum =, HeS sdyi
demand Rose. choice. per BUSH $4,000 DO tar 70 sVo
5oG SOC Burbanks and Stars, chosce, $4,000 90 IaI
good. 45a Mammoth Pearl t5a55G aeor9ns dsc
Other articles unchanged Reeepts-Flour ,3gggoUo po.s
wheat. $500 bush 90 500 bush oats l2oVV Du,
sblnmens-wheat. 1000 bush corn, 10000 BUSH OATS
St. Louis Nov 26.-F1our dull and UNCHANGED wheat
Although ecepts large and cables quiet oIsaa
tone prevailed the demand was better ana prices
s3l dS3sc closed s3'. s3sc -NSwithstsnSaing
advance; No cash and November 3oc December.
27'ta2ssc closed 2s May s9GSolse opts hsn se
No cash 29c May 22 o Rye q D1sre No prime to
choice Ease timothy. ss 5QG t12 90 Bran 9ne' ton
35a35i2c; sacked 40d43c. FaNseed firm 81 70 Oo'"n
Toledo Ohio Nov o0-wheat steady. higher; cash
SOL ds2ac December s2i2as2'sc May s9Ssc Io,n
steady quiet cash ag Nay active stesdy cash
November and December SO So; January SO TO- Re Re
ccpts-wheat 90 hush corn - 600 bush rye zoo 600
bush Coversecd 5s3 bags. ShlpmentsLWhca q 22 Q9
bush corn 1000 bush; oats 500 bush; coVerseed 'i'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-27
THE STATE or TRADE.

Albany n " Nov 26.-Oats moderate ana urn; ,o aud
ltue easier, and trade fair. Barley lIaie faI
demand far. Receipts-l2 cars oats cars O"i''' .
cars - c.. Nit. usdi.lnp 1Oi,c.
tdnr oul.t unchanged. MkeatsoutheIn quiet ~ o.
IH'ltH 73dS3c Loncbeuy, 14dSic No s2utHe,n a,"r
sta, arper; No winter red. spot ihu -,orv
7a0Toi,c; December l9lac January Slaotac' ni9LS
81 Nav ST.. CoTn,-SOUthcrn dtl Mhl.t obcy
voIoo fgaf3c Western mixed spot anu sg -
clr,aTy 3S7sq soc; March. 394ei stan"p vt
90 arm. southern and Pennsylvania; -o@-odoi " y
orr Whit 2sq292c do mixed 26G-sc si9qq1i NNuio,
XXI Iii, o9Lc rive steady good denanl Hns IJt,
tady and quiet Butter hrm for nns g5iaes' g,sS 1r
o1S@5c Eggs arm; 25c Conec SUI hio eaIgoeS ~ ~,
~ SSoc s,gar strong; A-sot Gee copper n,it3
d IreGn.d ia i3c Wmskey moderately active q ~
Enbts 10 Liverpool. per steamer SIC ldy grain 400
ts Cork To- orders odd5s Flour u goo
o u,I' Wheat 100 OOO bush coru. 100000 bush. H.
Sap ng,io n Y Nov. 26.-Spring wheat opened nri !,
I'D Closed strong; no c. /. offered 20 OOQ BUSH 10
bard a casing at sgac $4,000 bush No northern spot
"a AZ s55c 1000 bush do at SGc. and 300 bush 40
30 sGIc closing at sGi2c; No. Northern 53c asKtl
Winter wheat dull No. rel. sac In store no WHY,
Michigan s3i2c track Corn scarce and urn; II OOV
.h no. yellow sold at 3s2c, and 5000 bush 40 at
MET No . white, in store, 27>c no other 9aa aG
lnrSd barley dull and unchanged Rye scarce DOC pig
SSr No. p Flour quiet but firm Millfeed weak ana
,U n,cb,nged Rcccipts-Flour 6SOOo b6lsi wheat
S8S 900 bush. corn 43 goo bush oats i2SOVo e4sn
re- nsb corn. Is 600 bush. BY rFl0ur $4,000 Dol;
Ennr 40 600 bbls wheat $4,000 BUSH. corn 2e'OoU
bush Nov 20~rho leading futures ranged fol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-27

Includes Gales 1000 November options at 81 Oi4
and 10 600 tomorrow delivery at 81 %. -,
REFINED oil wac unchanged $50 cents per gallon
In barrels and 90 cents In cases -, ,
" Ioreien quotations were shade better az 1o francs
in Antwerp T. 30 marks in Bemcn and o'suOd IN
London.
oil CITY Penn Nov 26.-National Transit centihcates
ouened az IL OF highest, 81 07as lowest sLE3s cosu
~ oGi sales IoS 900 bbs clealances, 100000 tbls
charters ii 3o4 bbis; shipments. l52l obis; runs
tsbTrg PENN Nov. o6.-Petroeum active and IT.
reonlar ker sharp advance from the shorts covering
S rarlet broke badly on heavy selling In New Horh
National Transit certificates opened a. 81 o6' closed at
81 CO highest 81 or oycSt 81 r., T,snst certificates
o,cped AZ 81 OF closed 81 o64 highest, 81 OH
Vvprm,SS ii oil. 'clea anccs, 1.33300O.
ow TitsyS Penn Nov 26Natona Transit certificates
opened az 81 o. highest 81 os lowest al U.s. eloS'u
= O0ls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-27
THE PETROLEUM MARhE1.


NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
No been received from the petroleum country
Indicative of an Increase current supply OF crude
OIL The advance In quotations for refined petroleum in
New sustained yesterday while business showed
no stimulus OF activity. And the public quotations from
European ports a shade better all around Against
these facts recorded further depression in the
option the Consolidated Exchange to ell o3a
compared 81 Q69a Monday evening with the Stock
Exchange price filling 70 81 O4s. against 81 O6I.. Al
u3 the STANDARD compelled 10 only 81 Is lOr
fresh in the held against II 81 = few weeks ago,
By which in figures have o+en accomplished
only the brokers aud traders who accOnLshe1
them. their favor they had the fact thar the short
Interest had teIrOrlIld sagnatOu but, more
important than this they hal carefully cultivated be-
lief that the standard refining interests are supreme
la the petroleum industry. selling by brokers supposed
TO represent the standard is sufficient TO- create
panic among speculative holders Of oil. II is often
effective creating panic among the men who procure
oil and who seeking TO get prices which are con.
sdered by them to be remunerave only at 81 oOat2
ner barrel The Associated Producers Association, so
lar know is still In existence III us purpose l.
10 protect the crude market against speculative raids u
time that It. began TO take action. II IL Is 0iSlIeu
only for purpose Of dealing satisfactorily win t re-
nn interest IL time that formal notice De given
that there be dealings OF specuIallNe haure
The speculative transactions In crude cethefltes yrs
toray ran up to important figures The extreme ange
OF options ~ o. l. TO 81 OBJ, WINE ur olocN
Exchange range was from 81 073g To 81 Or Inc eN
tr,me low prices made without nuch eNcll 1leit
and on a rapid movement Tho recovery was sraIual
but IL left prices more than cents above me IO"t's
noint A short interest has probably accunuiateu Oh
In break and any attempt TO buy oil would doubtless
The range Of pices and the total dealings were as
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-27
Cegal Nctires.
CUpRENlE COURT. COUNTY OF WEST

CUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF WES!-
az n Rsc dSacf s ana ~
Testament Of Henry j. Baer deceased tsh HSass
aoFth a Bake n'A Henry Cornell Baker Cornell saksi
Eleanor ADDISON Baker sarah Jane Baker, lienH , "a
fra Grsvd a; W M Gsyss RosTe ss,
Eehard Ha h1 oiya Ma ed RO.
waters. Herbert Waters Nelson waters Anna sSg ss
Resse f MryW j. Baker reese Jane b conye A s
Howard Converts Eliza Baker Converse J9h4 wat
Matthias L. Jones Amelia Kennad Miller Ira MaSvs S
Miller Charles Baker Miller Cleveland Dundsand b Mss
Kate A. Bckne Henry J. Braker. Henry ), Esses
Nr'' OF Samuel Baker deceased Marcus Y Baker ~
wYork City Church Extension and Missionary az
Mission and Tract Society The Missionary sSse'y go q
M Se nRiSeG Pau S9uio Home m MssOna
Methodist Episcopal Church The i rsnSsb Ths r
s sSdo G 81 me Of the Nicholas Epp Church ~
the Methods Episcopal Church and George e Mi hi sni
GSorSS It. Of F Ss6 Eliot 81
To the abovnamed Defendant. and eS eSnS 81 Ie r.
aron and to serve copy OF your answer on h ~ sun,
attorneys within twenty day. aIeb tnS and in cas-. 4
sSs a YOU by default for the relief demanded IN INC
Dated NowYCyF APR, , lSth is Attorneys SO wh.
r. o. address BOY iSss Ncna, CITY p.ssr
To the dendaH. K''hsrnec cornell meInhs BAKER
kdds son Baker, Sarah Jsnc nash SNtstssa Baker.
worth Richard J. fo.heSMorN,n, ,soa ,vsts,s Diva
RomanoG Waters Herbert Maters rson ,.nior Oiya
T'S GraSs William crave Roswell w.,I IL WT TseN sc,
". Apnsgafu WyatL Mary G. Wyatt Ne!sop Ibsnssi
Mso sss x aa%niBsS ssn or eff es%
BsScr BSkcr Cleveland Dundsrl,nd EMf,e s
MSean Tne cs s9ST Of and Sh 10 Mans c
u H. and 70 each OF them a ,non YOU by paolcs
The folev,, ~ an order OF Honorable Wluera, york
lion ~ the SUPREME Court q the sia re
datea r'e Of The Clerk Of westehester County s' ~
1 me on'Vt White Plains In said County.
Hons, a. October 25th, 1889. ,u,o.vs
Daea p & W. MAN. Plaintiffs At'of%S. eyw.york
ro.,osce Address Box 16ss. New York CIV. 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-27

by took 600 HusS S %sc OP %
market responded Win ssn e o. G an ana on fO'
GOO sSshss uuSs SPOT
Sas ceSa Slhsa ana SsS white
%AGa P eSpc at e DO Deem
eGs 4ls 1916 closing az e. Ma, 4 a. seua CLOSING a.
s ssc S steamer mixed bSSemSS sasSo
Cash grades had fair demand today 10000 bushels
Ssncca e. a ap'' Closing Gn WITH sPSsgs
Sn o WAS SOFe s Ss5ye nesaes NO 4Aed Csc
white cas. aSoc no mixed 2si2c elevator 29 Gss
Western, 27a2siae; White DO 8oSs5e 10. November
Sizing do at Ja 9.S 81 52Ssss closing s
rHay &c Closing at CSC May cS on0cd !!
o % At NG Ss 60 s. SOse5c = 3Oa75 100 H.
HiDEsgrannSis are not large operators SIN torne r
business in cheap stock is reporei at soT Dow ard
fft sa oGSiea Gssa 2 SSGss H.
Sc MontsydsO g 2eS2a n s lof Genital
S%S9Os , he' ,o sRs 7se'g 19e
Texas ocS25 eSlsc wes's5 u "a T.snSa
isccd aises sSSheIa .st ssey 9 sca5o NJ Sc
Ssl'S I'D OK 3. sac sSd cow
s 'i ETY. 1 ssGghr OK GoSso n
HEMP AND il held g ashc e Sc .05
arrive s, . hsm Gc o for baeg gne'1 quality ''
hay AND sTRAwThsre is steady mari MARKET so on fS
better both hay and srSW 2nq e d and rather
%eak Gsn ls heavy supplies ENCc shoeG s sS
sSo, h RTe soS1oc oat and Wheat $
exp a9rInSSy Continue 5G attention
s s$,s 81, S5s.s ,s1 1'' ass S'ss rs
sos ome 1883 sss' Eg dum saSc eSs
g. 1881 9a ssSi pa't sss iode medium do
mon very fair trade in all grades at steady
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-27
FURS AND SKINS.
MILK AID CREAM

The daily average receipts of milk and cream az az
tho different railroad distributing points IN ana near w
city Tor the week have been follows; Ere a;I9 :"
ANS 81 milk 81 cans OF condensed milk ana Is cane o
cram SusQuehanna 1888 cans OK mix ana % 'a.S
Of cream; Pennsylvania, Poughkeepsie ana bos59 a
Of milk 10 Of condensed milk and 10 cans 81
n,1k: New. Haven and Hartford l,O25 caps OF nlih
ontario and Western. 1913 cans OF mix anu 80 P"s o
densed milk aud II of cream; Now'Jcrsey &
cans ~ milk and 10 OF cream; ana pD MS
oiooco,. short routes $50 OF milk and 90 cans
~ crcan The total daily supply has been 10 20 Sas
vet and irving the patience Of the MIX hen main
.t the reasonable figure OF 81 10 can oil Az quarts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-27
11rr, srnck MARKrT-nY TELEGRApM.

Runalo n Y. Nov 26-Cattle-I;eceipts last p hours
n hnad total for thus far. $40 head; for same
ISo Iast week AGO head consigned through 40
us oiI 20 York 40 head sale; prices steady
nSu az sheep ami lmbsReccpts last "a hours
GOO bnSd total for week thus far. 1850 head; for
600 head all 10 NewI9& Geo head on sac price prices
nm 90 had oia for week thus far. 1880 head for
,S tine last week 34Go heal consigned through
$50 head SEQ head 10 New-Nofki l2,oOo hcad on
S s,,iIco prIces easier but not quoaby lower
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-27
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool Nov %, 10 p. m Beef In iair demand
Pork in poor dcmond lIams.rhe demand ha, fallen on
Hacon in ,,r demand rib about % H. arm at 39s
LONG and hort clear rndlcs about 50 n steady at BIS
long clear middles about 40 No. steady at 37s. hoes
prime city arm At 25s "a. Spirits Of turpcnhe ~ Coca
demand: firm at 3Js 81. Rosn In good demand Laru-
Spot and futures in poor demand prime western NnFen-
b5r dull at 3ls sd December and January dn at US 81
Wheat i'm fair demand No. spring steady az - "a
Flour in fair demand Corn-Spot In poor demand FUTURES
in fair demand; mixed western December steady nj
As id January steady ut IS md. Hops at London
Pacific Coast In fair demand. .-,--
Antwerp. Nov. 2O-Petroleum- Fine pale American.
Il francs 80 centmes paid and sellers. -
Bremen. Nov 26.-Petroleum marks 80 pfennings
HAVANA MARKET
Havana, Nov. 20-spanish gold. 240ha24o's. tx
change steady. sugar quiet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-27
I'I pLOITTGTI0ITs AND VEGETARLES.

Choice grades domestic potatoes In fair demand
and shade nnner while inferior qualities are without
material change fair supply OF German potatoes re-
comfy arriving most Of which have gone into store Tor
later market There buyers OF prime scotch MagnunS
M ~ "a but the here generally he'd SHADE
higher Sweet potatoes OF quality are quiet as
ouoed but . few extra fancy Vineland marks sell above
top figures. Onions are Of very Irregular gu llty
aue sound and dry rule firm while inferior grades drag az
Irregular prices Cauinower scarce and firm. Southern
orpen Vegetables sci well when o choice quality.