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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-10
Che Curt.
Garfield. pascagoula to north side Cuba, &c. Decemb
Il..n

Garfield. PascagOula to north side Cuba &c. December
showed nd Sales
Mes at 81 ~ 5 asf 80 80 sa ns sss
si9 s soasiis So
s si5 E.'is ssa Mes: f.; s' s1
s q %sss g As scss - MS
and $1,000 N green shoulders CNswYorE CUT, arrive
sss ssa sfS'
N sshf Chicago
SsS;sa .sssS and in a
SS'' and s' s s showed IN van s.:'a
s sIa:s &C. sss
@ se'ai Essa slsf'$ Co.. 3!
SSss %sd:..s ,5Ss;
incident sS p Ss was ass
sisss @ q sSss
s isr to sooa tasssy
SsSs., An ds sn ss es sse: t'1fy
saiS asy rfn. sad ss , s.y
S?s sA' sSsss ,sa:is
!ss Co., idssSs.
FPs;ssfy tn"s s i,'is
an fansy stock state Factory fa cream, fall made
fancy. ac dns o.aohc good 70 prime s,2aec COM
% SSse' e os s5i7 penn
hut firm on fresh laid STATE and pcnnsyyania flesh,
25c; icshouse lSd22e lined, 1Ssdl0.
sUGAR-Raw-Had slow demand and pices remained
nominal No sales reIo ted Far refining qressSd az
fui Their decline Of s. Crushed ll;loe; Cut Loaf
Mdud "a " 5ioc Confectionery % 6isc; standard
"a &C.; OF ''A,' 5 lli8a5s.c; White Extra 10"
lice &c" Sac; Yellow 1l0c.
sTEAEINE-Iari dull. Choice, in tcs quoted at FAC;
ol,oareaIino steady Sales, so hhds city at 6'sc and
so ties out OF town at &c.
TALLow-steady but quiet. Prime city quoted at
4s.aI 10. &c., No sales reported.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-10
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE.-There was quiet market to-day fol "'9
the spot, but prices had steady support Mild
quoted lsc. Sales 900 bags No. 1t'sc ahoas
srOwths In light Options dsPsysa % SSS the
degree Of activity, considering the brie
market well maintained AT the outset May ued
points. while others ruled firm. The close; whch
unchanged stronger cables and the snail st
Hayre gained L fr, and Hamburg closed La. pig pcI.
London also made advance. Official quotations; ~
sos cd; Fcbruary as Cd March 10, 9d April t ass
exchengc riyateJ 24ss receipts 5000 bags: Rio clear
for United States 1000 bags Rio .learanees ior
receipts 1900 bags WogId's visible . sGIply
I9 0o0 bags Antwerp OoO bags Hayre 235 900 bags
bordeaux. $500 bags; Marsees, 81 sac bags Trieste
la kinds; 1885 bags RicI 900 S,ss sa Sass
total COG 95s bags. ARoats-Afois for United safes
from Brazil $4,000 bags ahoat for United states from
Europe, nil anoat for Europe from Java ana East. MI
aaoat for Europe from Brazil $4,000 bags; d Total
November L. 1889 2,s17 soi bags. Total sales here TO-
day, %, so bags, as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-10
THE PETROLEUN MARKET
VIEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.


The petroleum situation preserves about the same
features which 1t week agospecuatiye lehargy,
activity in the field and healthy export business There
Is not much in the foreign demand at the moment
and the refined market may be called less spirited The
export movement, however Is large In volume and since
January has amounted to 56l 222 900 gallons, gain
from the corresponding period OF 1889 OF 1862 600 gal
Ions The excellence Of the foreign demand has sustained
the price Of refined In spite Of the declining tendency In
crude and the disparity in the two articles has excited
comment 1t would be hazardous to say thu there was
prospect OF the export movement reccd but IT.
should not be forgotten that Eastern Asia Is enormously
stocked with while Europe has replenishcd It's hold
ings liberal degree With quick steamer transit and
the cable the European does need to carry the old
time supply and IL nothing in the outlook
would tempt speculative stocking up.
1t is fortunate for producing industry that legitimate
seventies may seem low but II there had been speeu
ses % Wait 81 ey would The al the
have forced greater depression Indeed outside OF
ne acv 4 the 'cs e
All Of the news from Pennsylvania points to
Sestss field report but che pipe me runs sS indicate
The %
se ss &c g a;y s:s :: ss Sss 4ss
sss g rr Or Day, f S.1. an
a . sn the OF sH Sg s
s'ss oss oy
Barrels. Producers should the statistics closely
lS sSs ss ou nS IL G
III s % %Ss ss and ss
utilization OF Ohio crude increasing the ptnnsylyania
drer not plead ignorance should lower pees lie his
portion.
The partial Pennsylvans pipe lines from
November 10 November g. inclusive, were follows:
Excess
Runs Deliveries. deliveries
Total barrels. .......327195 373,137 5l.oi2
Average per day. G5439 1885 1886
The Buckeye pipe line first five days OF Novem
Der reports as follows:
Excess
Runs. Deliveries runs.
Total barrels. 100 907 los $50 Sj1i1
Average per day........... rs l9o 2l,l7l 17,Oz6
Values for crude petroleum suffered little change last
week from the figures OF the preceding week.
subsequently contradcted that the Manhattan OIL Com
In Ohio had raised Its price TO 81 cents sent Buck
eye certificates at the Stock Exchange to 1919 cents but
the Buckeye market q speculation remains without
patrons National Transit certificates but little better
OF. The Stock Exchange led decline from 1S4 ds0
cents to 74Ld70 cents and the close comparatively
a0ive and weak Options at the Consolidated Exchange
opened at 10'4 cents and fell 10 752d7Gs cents Although
the field news bearish the selling moderate and
the GownwaM movement was shatpest as the general
temper Of Wall Street BECAME aeutey depressed. The
markets professional and devoid OF all outside support
rendering it, tone without Significance.
The range OF prices and the total dealings In National
Transit and Buckeye pipe line certificate, at the Stock
for the week ending November 8. were follows
lfdasA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-10
MODERN C0yvEyIDyCEs IN CHURCHES.
- A-.l,s.ct.,Sr and Building

SIR Christopher Wren ecud never have orea Wau ID
h srnsnded on churches 10 afford the c0nvenlchces
ss Gays ere sa Sss & s cost
- tnts3A nrine the new system OF heating In Trinity
city TO s0s s1s Sgp0 c hes nor by
~ Indirect radiation. IL was required that every
@ q ng IN the Church i.s sSsd o "e feei Sssp
snS n.sriy ms many In width were dug In the scyeia
ss Of ne oSnce and q were ns reS Su I. by
means of which hot air win be conveyed TO all pars
q the sdifce. beneath each pew sms and TN ihro"si
which fhe heat will be distributed to isdiatoT con
eesisd from view BY moulding Of gMyan'tGa i Lsv
the news fronting upon the aisles !nstca1 o n az
Enine Tie power required for operating .n T,n m
9stem from The steam Heating company, "i0 ~
&sSorntion Win put In plant Of Its own
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-10

LoUB MEALFLouRmL, was 's very Se dS Market aay
had heavy look owing weakness in wheat wI 10th
s Pe is sSs S sSs'F; SS b SHsfs
S oSsss 10 800 Ss Ssi M fty M Extra x
81 ssS q fGF hs S'i So 'd %a,sr o
6 o5 $50 s5s Supern3e q ioAS' Mini EN-
issss 40 Dc %,O rete Wheat. T. g iow
20 s9ad d. & ssd ha''i s9 = 81
6 aP Syyas4 r SSasS s s y s?'E
!. s;1ss; 1Ss S,ss g
fssss. 10 soT ,dS sna rf2gE EE!
at sass $50 sSf s WHmERf = CUR
ggs; asSeSt & q SsS7s At I?
saa k . s G ss SS' including 800
GRAIN-wEATI tho early dangs there Sv was Wsca an
inclination si P SS SI tsS S the
Str had the o SS co eTd
sS e4 aSe, "s sas:ea 'SGsSS
ber Started aud sS6sesusnt oa ssva attended
WITH quds;on and %oss or less 81 oo
so IN r. oS &c but Steadily Nab
sdS% e S u RsS In aid as Of Of
cables s Goth ss Of SSsS b Sd
hOwe an de SnShc ia ee 9a Of
December declined to 81 aud May q oo SIS9S
.sS 1%e asy 's .,, and
SsaSa H Sos sS.h bush Thsa 2
sRa 400 but ptE the n Sst brought about
Soc ss goo sG: HsEa yass
Sc 50 5us ss u as s. SSs @s6es
SIsr stored ss at suo s1sT 4 S$ aa
nominal 81 To-. No November, closing at q cS
SSs s 81 %sstsrn o. in fISsHs
fnS Sese aemsaa and TSae
10000 bush canada ayFys sfs S 30
western private isad sm sccss No. do sspo
ss ss 80 cs9ofas ofiss
market PIss dq RgGct the So t cpon nS' but
wheat caused general reaction Fn,l eure' %src tss
lS. ss e q i day. fSo"ns
taken aog because the c. msyG III C %%eSs
r cTPs the SSPls Sss
sa,Ss 0 MSG S and WIZ at Mixed So
g sS S sey cen4 'S a. s sPn
Dc o%S n ss de On Ss eS
sc coc and f Mas 81 dull day, s1S
j. s s.. Ss Is: s9s ss
Sos ,q n.s .,fI s 'ss BUSH
Guiding No MSed Is elevator 80 Whit si wSc
elevator 80 Mixed 4sSStss eey nls%.tor 20 No Chi
S3s , ceT nngadsS I'D Mined western a5 White do
5os57c 80 November closing at isas no ~ sIc
closing a. a. 90 NJ siasi o5 40 n a5casl 80 ~
T Feed. s "a iG Is. u E0"'' ~ ,,.,,.
AZ AE9 nsns cSaAgeG % S
S Msis ac ss,% ; nnasnss
70 gool tsaSsc common e rye soc short
we asa5o. eat and wheat. iodiIc .., no, oro,,,,v
HoPS-Tace stu drug and tnonsn no' arqaet@S by
Gent money Safe 1890 choice 547s MEDIUM 4lSsc
conon % fair 27aioc stat aSs' sss I5dooe;
d. Oh Ioai5c Pacific co's 1890 fair to sso,c 500
isr choice 1890 sec medium. o7d9cc: do 1898 iou.oe
MoLAssEs-Un and qI pcto nice a3atoe
f EnsiIsh u Island a7ssoe 80
NAVAL ,r T snpS 4dns So% a
s sSss" Sas !G sog Z &.
held arm srnsa q i7esl 30 g9ss O. a. % TO- *
= Isasa 90; NJ. GO so; n. 80 10; W g. 1855; W.
yellow, new 34e Cocolnut Ceyl9a, ,sd eoS" Hga'
ss%e' @s.s sIssS sesSS Ss:s cs ssssS @
Talow 45e Menhaden erua, .n,,ng soc estrs
SGc scaseos wst s29 srsdc s ns,u w
TGd7sc natural spring zod7eS neaesea winter p,ts sr
s soi, ps ss b ses1ad sucr % aened spring
ssc extra baehed 57r; Sea Eerhent he,ha WIFI eo.
ssaSss es se.S9'a sn K: s,Ssi 0'
OCEAN FREiGHTs The movement was light = every Sy
apartment bu. fgsehs. aye nrmS nso 600 hn
s s 'oS 10 uf pnsn sip CnHhfEas
s @ 's sssa css . siss'S bark sp
santos lumber, els british aIk Noel shp isag pry 20
nSsHS: a,' q S"sss y: sy Di%i @
els schooner Leila smith. hence to uusn'sh" R au
sas c "n p' cedar. so schooner jas. A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-10
Stock Exchange. Consolidate

Refined petroleum is quiet. but prices firm
and unchanged cents per gallon In barrels and 9s
cents in cases Crude barrels and napha alike closed
at 7.2O cents per gallon.
The foreign markets were somewhat easier quotations
closing on V franc at Antwerp at 10al02 francs
loo kilos and OF pence London at 5d5 D16 pence
per imperial gallon. Bremen was unchanged ct $50
marks per so kilos.
OIL City Penn, Nov. S.-Nationa Transit certificates
opened at 761c highest. 1890: lowest 7jsc closed,
78|c Sales PA 900 bbls; shipments 60,12S bbs runs,
Pittsbure Penn, Nov. s.-Petroleum dull National
Transit certificates opened at 702c closed 76c highest
nraadsord Penn. Nov Sensational Transit certificates
onened a. 76asc closed 76c highest 7GSc; lowest,
TkIec. clearances, 23o 600.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-10
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MArKrr

Liverpool, Nov. 8, p m;-Beef- Holders offer moder
dull at 57s 3D. DO Western dun ~ sos, Ham, Holders
offer freely short cut about IA b. TO n steady at 49,
Bacon-Hoders offer freely Cumberland cut about %
80 n steady at Sss I'd long and short clear dds about
SIS NJ steady 30s 3D. CheescHOlders offer moderately
American finest whise and coOred steady at Talew
liverpool refined, firm at 1Qs Cd Rosin-Holiers offer
sparngy. Lard-spot and futures-Tolders ofr r1oder
aieiy prime Western spot and November steady ut 31s
% psssTber and January steady at s2., Wheat and
Holders offer moderately: mixed Western spot arm
at Is Cd Hops a. LoDdonPacinc COast-IIolders offer
moderately.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-10
LONDON WOOL MARKET.

London. Nov sThe business In wool during the past
week was confined e the sale Of small parcels al preiou,
sa,s ss%e w 70 $40 se s Import ls Gs
b.lSs from yIssoNsis as Sai,. trs% South A,ps
Of Good Hopc and Nsta 1852 bales: from Trs,,"e eN
bales; from Central Asia 2lSo bales from Morocco. 200
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-10
WILLIAM STREET PATRIOTISM.
To Z hA Edifnr o. 4 Tin T. IL n a /.

Sir: Where did Mr.. Cleveland stand In tho late
municipal contest In NewYordi Does 1t not speak
volumes that the question can be asked II he were
the exalted patriot which President Eliot and tlie
Mugwumps assert him to be, and the greae leader OF
reform which he assumes to be himself, could 1t have
been askedf In contest so vital to the community
in which he lives involving Its highest interests
when Ills voice might have turned the tide he remained
dumb 1t seems fair conclusion that he Is for
Grover Cleveland first, and reform when he thinks
it will win him votes than 1t will lose.
CHARLES ALGER.
Washington, D. c., Nov. z, 1890.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-10

Warehouse deliveries since November l. 1870: New
York 40 374 bags; Ia tmorc, f25 bags New-Orleans
10 700 bags; total, SO 400 bags
COr1UN-Thc spot naraet ruled quiet ana steaay w
,nchan ged prices Sales, $50 bales for consumption
Crop movement -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-10
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY. NOVEMBER TO- soo-rwEi

own No one expects Democrats TO keep their
pledges. but Republican voters expect their party TO
carry ont their pledges, and II they fail they arc re-
buRed. For nearly two years tho Tariff ha, dragged
along during which time business was paralyzed'
trade dni everything unsettled. and instead Of passing
the Oil al the first, as they ought II enacted ~
the end of the session and Just before the election
The people had not seen Its scope and benefits when
must follow In due time and being discouraged. they
accepted the misstatements of Democrats, that the
Tariff was the cause Of the dull times The, held the
party responsible and gave them rebukc.
The second cause is the farce of Civil Service.
Many good Republicans have said to me: "Of what
use Is 1t for US to elect the President there is 10 be
no change IL the Democrats retain the oficesf" Many
of us spent me labor and money for Republican sue
cess In order to have these things changed yet things
and custom houses under the Republican AiministTa
ti0n using them against the party. This should not
c CO So e, i Da rear S o ew M1gwump VINO are
Gratis are allowed 10 have the Offices
The third cause Is the pledge of the party lor honest
their sacred duty TO pass the Lodge bill. which
they failed to do, and the party have been sterny
and the Appotionment bills s at once se' Tying
please everybody will not do. The Senate should re-
member mat the people rule that our legislators
Let justice DC done though the heavens fall
wappinger's Falls. n. Y, Nov. Z, $780,
FACTS FOR WIDE CIRCULATION.
TO the Editor of Tho tribune.
Sir: The article in todays paper, communication,
signed william A. Cans, comparing the railroad sta
tlstcs with the foreign markets, is a remarkable ex-
hibit People do not know these facts. They are
presented in this article III very understandable man.
ner and every reading them would be able to draw
his own conclusions. The wider publicity they get tho
better for the party. READER
New-YOrII. Nov. @. 1890.
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Ca, Low Middling ......S, o'l0


Strict Good Ordinary. .....7Ss Middlng ...ohs
outior.-swung around o higher pric,s to-day, put
there was slight OH In the speculation, neiaent 70 N,c
cIoe OF nc weeA. Most of the hrnness came from yl
outset prompted local covering ana ntAst a., se 81
shaved a rise points, but the unsettled ststc vi
aaancia affairs led to realizing and final hSufes VII
ony 2di points better than yesterday. Sales oiooV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-10
HEROIC INDICTMENT PRESCRIBED.

TO the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: The election is over, and the people seem to
have declared against the tariff principles Of the Re
publican party The underlying principle Of
publican form of government Is that the governing
power should receive the sanction and consent Of
the governed II the people don't want Protection, it
would be tyranny to enforce the provisions Of the
mckinley bill Ny idea Of true and practical politics
Is that before Christmas the Republican party should
repeal every line of tariff legislation and substitute
therefor the English method Of taxing for revenue the
necessaries, coffee tea sugar, tobacco and rum and
let the people have the full benefit Of the free trade
they SO much desire. believe in heroic treatment
for any such malady, and ! think nothing would
quickly awaken the laborng classes to their senses
and TO seeing the absolute desrability of high pro-
teciive tariff as the course have indicated
Give the people two years Of downright free trade
s when @ that e sS S L s9 thine they S
try the expensive folly Of free trade, il would best
vitality enough to recover from II .
cloversv,ne, N. y. Nov. 2. 1890. b. ho'"AA'
NOW FOR MORE EDUCATION.
TO the Editor of Tho Tribune
Sir: The Republican party viii have to make
another educational campaign, and upon the tariff
until the next Presidential election
one of the clearest most succnct, and convincing
sxbabtts which ought to be In the hands OF every
workingman in this country, Is that contsincd n a
COMMUNICATION in your paper Of to day. signed William
Cans The facts therein contained are striking
r. wond form one Of the best tariff tracts which
,.vs ever seen. The comparisons are telling. Let
ms sdncate the worHingman up TO understand his own
,eres,s and the party viii again be victorious.
mug ~. ~ York Nov q, 1890 W. n. MORGAN
PLEDGES TO BE FULFILLED.
no the Editor OF The Tribune,
sir The lesson taught by the tidnl-wsve Of Do
ocrscv Is one that every Republican and especially
~ ,,srs and leaders, should lay well 70 heart. by
~. .rrors Of others wise men ears 70 correct their