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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-13
r,ru npAnr IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. Nov 1o (specaD.-After rather uncertain
day with little advances shown at some moments anu
little declines shown at other moments, wnest many
closed about IA cent over Tuesday The days range
however. was not wide about Ia cents, ana tnere
was at no time any unusual activity. Inc market
here Was easily affected by Wall Street advces De
cember opened at 90 cents, sold between w - anu
al IA and closed at 90 1-2d0S 5-6; Nay 0penHen ss
nj O5 So sold between 81 05 "a ana SI Va Il a,a
rteed AZ si O5 A. The only circumstances neao
which had much influence upon prices was an annon
mcnt by Bradstreet of increase IN me ava s,
wheat east of the Rocky Mountains OF Du
inst about the time these figures came III uSo S WS
tine announcement of another little aure at view
and OF the running up Of the money rate tnere " %
per cent 1t was at this moment that the low n9uies
Of the day were made The northwestern receipts
543 cars showed falling off, but the receipts mere,
$40 bushels large enough 70 airogether onSe
any favorable effect The corn receipts eighteen cars
were so small that short interest was ProDaoIy
frightened IN and possibly little new local buying
suggested. Hutchinson was a buyer from start 70
finish whenever the market looked as needing sup
mort. The result prices closed just where they
opened May opened at 81 IL, sold between o. "a
and 81 3s and closed at "a IL The selling came from
the same quarter whence It has como since Monday:
It led by Partridge, by Bryant by Brosseau ana
by other prominent room traders. The price was
possibly helped some by growing BELIEF that me
Government crop report has been somewhat mlsin-
terpreted and that It is not as bearfsh document as
some people have supposed. Oats remained a small!
market. Provisions at night showed little all around
advance over Tuesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-13
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Flour stsady and Arm. WReat-southem fairly active
Western dull aud lower No winter red spot and no,
9% vSi Ss 81 Nay 81
. spot s and November, sesc year January 5s
sd ss :es Nay p Sss Ssss 1 '%
sa tsoe Germ asss5s
sl q % sss SSS assss s'
lated e'sc coppr steady Whi:ssy a Rd rsss.s
-Four eSs wheat 900 BUSH 1000 bush
bush; corn II 900 bush.
Flour 600 bbls 1900 sacks corn, $4,000 bush; OATS
2S 900 bush shorts, 265 tons.
Buffalo Nov. 12.-wheat-The market broke after the
opening closing very weak and about two cents lower
soS9 suis 20 on bar. 20 SC sss
bush do cost insurancc and freight 81 eoe and 10000
Northern sold at PC closine-No hard a. 81 oe No
MS1 S,m e o. No S9 s ON w .asek ~ 81
in store Corn opened weak; boatloads No. g sold al
60ac and 18 No. yellow at 56oc closing nrn-No
yellow at 5s'.c No yellow. bsse. No. s7c No g.
10 white 4ohc No 9 mixed, iTc track NO. white
II sore 6s Barley quiet and h Incssnsed rye w
freights steady and unchanged to NewYorkwhest 44c
Albany 81 Is r. Reccc eft 1000 bbs
canal wSeSt Zoo bush com Is 600 bush oas 90 900
bush; barley. 40 900 bush; rye 900 bush. BY rail
Flour, 600 bbls; wheat 10000 bush corn. $4,000
bush oats 900 bush barley, $4,000 bush.
Chicago. Nov. 1.-THE leading futures ranged Is fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-13

offers spsng and fu rates demanded s Srss 5000
Ssff to hysFsf z: s
SSs g:
brig hence TO The W.s cS en- pyae
Nsse, e0.s.
south A Asnsa To- o. gac%a cargo port
ssarscs and from st. Mare IogwUod SIG
ssss Ed I, ss &c
and port rom oayes with
ne private schooner Adne hsnee s 20
per q ss on ,D rem ssr%s avs s Is
MTSfsSse Il SI .snssss s"ss
s5Ss Ss q e. Ssn ss' Hs ss', "a
Extra RITfF St Win
ssPf 81 fs Plat
Sss nd IA ssJ sss.s
R.n. s ssse but ssaissaS
nddsTs 5 a.@ sn ssPs ss@s:a
@ tSiSfKs ssy ;Sa q
sI ,s
e. s,sssa sSs iss GAM? sSs Hs
e casA s SG d eG" s
az .Ss '; a$tlss It fasH1ss
qWaS fair demand, and prices were firmly MAIN a.
,aned state Creamery, pals. best 2gc 90 ofaH17c
Choice 2i93sc State Grs,mery Ss siSy creamery
nev asisG2sc Western Creamery fancy 2sc 40 sn%$SS
ssaSic do fair to good 19d24c June Creamery &
s,r 10 choice State Dairy, balfnrhns tubs Or Ps
ttsncv October 2Sc fall ends 24c choice, 3iaLSc soov
sSoc fair 16atc STATE dairy hr Ei ana sSs dairy
a2sns ehOcs to fancy aa22 fair e good SalssSa
Western Imitation Creamery choice 22aZfc goSo DO
obe fair i2dl4c Western Dairy. choice lenzoc HS
good I3d15c fair Haze Western fae.ofy aSiac soc
lac: Factory fancy fresh 17asc hrsts is s e
ond 1Isalahc thirds loSIs thsre demand
rom the home trade generally steady prices s,atS
ioyv full cream fall made fancy e.c % nne 3f p,Irs
snod Ia nrime Sad9c common 70 fair 7Ioe ni h 9ac
sS Sssc s%t s%s choice es7c Rn part isSi sao0
EGSFancy stock rules firm but otherwise the lsee
4 lust steady State and Pennsylvania fsssn ce
canadian 2Od22c fair prime Western, 2SaaZoc ice'
90 an, ana T. 0s sss 81 fs% s tlSs
refining GspsIs1 II ' IL. s Win
90 d9 e. trade ana Crushed oioc Cut el6c Cubes
W. PCyasEsa S,s GFsn Ss s!anSar S" SEC
Sief saSe White Extra c S7lsc; Extra &C."
NE-Iard had slow inquiry. Choice " n ccs:
onoted at 7s,d7c Oleonargarine city, at l'loaosc
sales 40 tcs outof.town, &c. - ., n, ls.c {.
sa,es 100 hhds issc and Yesterday so hhds ~
Mo TEaffss s"G Inn
dyson i5aSe basket
India and Pekoe, 1sa24e oolong Eo a
mosa 2Od i8c Annoy. lac Foochow, i1'2c' Ais' LII
mats Government Java coffee, 2lasd22'sc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-13
pRlzEWIyyERs AT CRICKET.

The annual meeting OF the Cosmopolitan CricRet
Club was held last night The principal new business
discussed was the ground project The COMMITTEES had
had the site which the Columbia College Athletic Club
have obtained in view for q long time and the news
that that organization had got ahead OF them made
tie ground committee appear shcepsh Another site.
however has been found and several members VIII go
on q tour Of inspection Sunday. and there Is no
doubt they will not be caught mapping this time The
report Of the treasurer showed good balance In hand
and the secretary gave the clubs and individuals
records for the season. II. +. Jackson Obtained b't
prizes f5r batting and bowling and was tied with
Jerome Flannery for the prize given to the member
mak1pg the greatest number Of double figure scores
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-13

MAY S1isc Oats quiet, but nm and hishsr: No. 2 CO.
$STc bid May, 4eSc.-Rye-N Nothing doing ne offerings
barley steady demand fair Wisconsin, sad Minnesota ia
uns6.nssd Bran aqis: sssksS SOC, b. las s.si.
Flaxseed better ssIablc r. u r. Bgttg unclaimed.
sase. ni Iron Cotton re- ss ss os,nnss s'a ~
quiet steady for spot offerings but dull weak fer 10
70 arrive. Pork, lie. Lard, &c 05.
Toledo Nov f2.-whest dull, hrmer; cash and Ma
vembsr, Ssisc December 99c; May, 81 o5. Corn dun
steady; cash, SIC December, y2sc: May, Sac OSts
December, "a *; January, ~ IS; February q 20. Il
ceipts-wheat, 25,777 bush; corn, 6to47 buaa osts
900 bush corn 27s0 bush oats, 900 bush clsvSsSs2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-13
ROUGH WEATHER ON THE ATLANTIC.
D1sAckEDAsnE VOYAGE OF THE EMs-rRASsAr-

LANTIC TRAVELLERS.
Tho North German Lloyd steamship Ems, from
Bremen came into port yesterday after On exccednsy
rough voyage. She had on board 10s cabin ana 4ee
yteeragc passengers. She left Bremen on NOVEMBER
ana Immediately struck heavy weather. fof un'o
Lays she struggled against northwest s'orn' s"''
tremendous head seas The frequently boaruea INC
vesso Tho starboard lfeboat was smashed oy
great green sea that came laundering over on occN.
Az another time the enginc-room skyngh's woro
smashed. After three days the fury OF 'he s'or'''
sbated but the vessel had rough weather up !" t,e
Grand Banks The wind blew gale from tno npr''
west and there was heavy northcry swell. from
tho Grand Banks down the coast the weaeoer wa
thick and rainy.
Among the passengers on toe EMF w. $3.50
behrens Charles Barteis, the Rev. Augustln ssoork'
August Enders, II. G. Higgins. George ho"man''
George X. Krkham and John Muller. =.
The steamship Sorento from Hamburg came jill
with coo steerage passengers. reporting neavy weS'o'
on the North Atlantic On November she expert
ouced severe gale from southwest to northwest ias
ING two days she fought her way to port through
heavy seas. snd 8 succession OF nerco Squalls s"~
hurricanes.
Among the passengers sailing for Liverpool yes
terdav on the White Star steamship TeutOnic were
r. Frederick Alderman. stanley Baldwin, Leonard r.
Hcckwith, Ernest II. Behrens. Captain F. A. Bhgn
REGINALD Brooks the Rev. A. J. Campbell, Joseph
CHAMBERLAIN, NJ. p, Mrs. Chamberlain and Miss Cham
beylss George F. Corss, F. e. Curzon Gerald Dawes
rlpsm G.. Elliott Mrs. f. Temple Emmett, George
Csoodeyham. G. C. Hsworth. DR.. T. Rennc, H. n
Robertson standish Roche. Baron II. Siccana, ). De
Van Allen James Fyfe Jameson, Dr.; Henry LieP-
mann w L. McKenna, Guernsey MITCHELL +. L.
MorEnn, r. Scott Montagu, Alfred Muir and J. X. L.
On board the North German Lloyd steamer Scale
verc DR.. Cyrus Adler. ]. o. Bedel J. ELICIT Condi!
Carl II. Fischer, C. stoddard. Elliott T. slocum' %
Roe Iroup and z. A. wikstrOm. .,,
The inman Line steamer City Of New-Yosk TOOK
rnt among her passengers Dr. J. Albarran, the Rev.
n ifnlinc3m Bates DR. G. B. CLARK, NJ p, John Cock
croft Dr. W. r. Duncan. Dr. David pplrs wG Sey fqs
"a Holland General p j. Joubert ex President OF tho
Tsnsvaal A. W. W. Miller. Dr. Miller the Rev; s H. r
DR.. H. Sturici Mark J. stewart, NJ. p, w. S. Wetmore
Ind j. P. Ward.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-13
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

coFFEE-Rio the spot was moe or less nominal on
the basis 1sc for No. Sales 900 bags NO an9at
grades dull sales $50 bags Masealbc private terms
caSs can n lower, and Arm Offers were ut 30
ic decline both OF which had depressing influence
WSs followed By further drop Of loslS points. closing
barely steady Hamburg ss9%ss as m
SIS Sd; december, sis January, rs DC February u.s.
rs so good second 500 exchange Cpriysssl q.
receipts 600 for Europe 1000 bags
tosl stock i92 900 bags; market i Santos receipts
is6oo bags receipts az Rio July g Noysmber H. 1s1o
1855 IS5 600 bags receipts at Santos July 70 Soye eGo
her H. 1900 1907 900 bags same time 1859 syl wv
dav "a 600 hays as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-13
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool. Nov. ~, p. m-The sales Of the day in
cIuded $500 bales American
Futures closed barely steady American MiddlinR low
middlng clause, November delivery, li-eid buyers
cember and January delivery i4e as 156id January
md Ses s%yv deYs csd Mach and %p dc
livery, 22-e4d sellers; April and MAY delivery "a Gao
buyers; May and June delivery 2e-64d5 27G4d June
and July delivery, 52s-e4d5 2984d ,
Galveston Nov 12-Cotton easy middling, 95c; low
mddjnQ 9c good ordinary, esse; net and receipts
s77I bales exports TO Great Britain j5is bales coast
wise Ss3s bales sales 5ss bales; spnners, 10 bales
stock. 105 ,S4s bales. ,,,,, .,
Norfolk Nov. l2.-Cotton steady middling, ote net
and gross receipts 44 bales exports b Great Britain
1900 bales ccas.wise 1884 bales sales, 1882 bales
savannah Nov. 12.-Cotton quiet middlng. DC low
mddna Size good ordinary, 7e net and gross receipts
bales stock. 1876 200 bales ,.,,, NJ, .
low mddine See good ordinary stry net receipts 5s
bales gross $500 bales exports TO the Continent 9o5s
9f9 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-13

FLOUR AND MEAL-FLoUR--The feeling was a trife
s SS n aSna Sas Pr
200 S5i ss low }sS ses 55s s ' 6
& i'sss e. va aaii ~ fsSS
$ ss s'a fin 60 sS Cas- sS sare'S &
9s dg@ s 20 O. % SS r''S Wheat i ss
saass $ So S,ass S ar @ choice
(. sS5s s?s
: 81 hs sRss closed ss 50 1862
ss sPBn s S fss e. s 8 ans
1c MSSs 8 sstl!s a as a PESO
TtS1s ss1se g.
1E Yellow WESTERN quoted at o Y 500
absorbing topic in the local speculative market
shSpaeter and less than 100000 changed hands
SaS 1ns part e
he session prices h0T look Ses the q %g generally be-
came the market clSssa &c hsSs5
than eD SS9Dpd II c Sy s y
g. & Il ,s SS FROM 81 H 1s
,es q o. leaving oil m On the announcement Of
the stIss ant hs ssiDv was BY more SSs Or less
ad later in c day the weakness intensified by Brad
Sass for the hsuT' IN available koss.
The liberal interior movement a,o haa weakehHs Ida
@ a nd and ss f Most as
i ias the 70 Sep pf f'SG
To do %, S the rise in addition witch
small Intor aIrya s,o ss5e ,s ss2
s9i5G bush cIearanee 80 s2 bush wheat aud ~ 600 pigs
SS q s the late spot s snsrS Ts' o 5ss Shippers
load # bsfs%Ser prise po goo bS load
uHaS 600 .S G sDa, fSsfn r.
Sse SOter rd at 81 6lai oe 10 red quoted
i ois sleyster o6 afoat No hard ssins N nO mi
e ee1 sr y jsssi o5 eie closing 81 o5 Jan
s esg !, e's & r. do C'0sM aeh closing
APRIL closing osS DO May g SsEdsl SS9Sa closing
SC sat y Ga w % sdaas so:ns ns IN
gSossSa at 7gs fsead price
a sseS rs v%ses c S Ssds
= 81 90 SiasSS ne =
Sso isePE eS
decrease bush re week available stocks
s s.ae Of the Which E0' sre @ &
Free ssn,s buying y. T.
81 e E ay %srS sh yet the clos: and sss
SS 1s s't quite %casra .po market and
sssT y ss ss@e Pssagi bush
Ssss AZ asd .s % s
\ e g s, o Gf s Closing Ss
fS. o&T iss~ise Raussesd BY The Strength
% m Sni is s sPs iS %ysns S
sSs s .%s: little , SsSa; d Ss ST.
ict made slight gain and closed strong sales 10000
s%;1 s:n ssv1ss, 20 HS as g PsG9ns X
mixed iss.G4sc elevator; No white. 5i'.ao2c elevator
Graded Ns T mixed " Western aIaSi white
.ss son ,9 s 49,. sns % ' ga;
closing r. 6 g. amber ssi Sc ye.s S sS"a q
S. f's;@ %.n%si 5ssSss ssss - TEEpg
epG Ss 100 20 81 1os g shapps i a5asi 3d. Rye
Az @al sy hay art GSs %
@0d icht sale s to HaYesOiee Csc fair e gcod
ssgis S ssvf g.. hid;
1876 $500 ss'pP Sas and wheat osiSc rye '''
pnie directions state eSccS sssies medium
Ssss s g
s g lSaSs fEsi sSs sSif
AIS q i0. sSsmss osy but .po S as s
Ig.Iy and da TIE. Ss
sE 3c and saanE Porto a.s
EnSs9S iiia1 sdfG2tssp1Rrrs rUHpENT1sEsuered
;tn' e,iSs IS ss%.$s$ SS sS1
sss$ eS Is : lsas 2 q e !: g. gag 4 81 g 3
oisfher M seH a.. ,Sr eSt.Sosesd ?,
and e9asle for OF grade yellow BEDFORD sales
q zoo bud crude prime o' q ns S Sssa
a, Gsy0s ass s f fSa sss God
SSe Western. 5sdGos Calcutta e4e Lard prime Sic
sesls.a % SEE fs Spring. sA ao s
Sss Sasss sS
EsPhs Svi sfssss s, WIFI 4s
l ocEkS FEEIdITs. ae steam berth nothing Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-13
-r,,r srocx MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

Chicago Nov l2a'The Evening Journal 400 Tpor ss;
esdy steers l Texano o 80 aS Ss.d 90 5amse,s
1905 'O market fay active s prime heavy AID
tntcSer Weights sids4 rs packers and mixed, 70 % a
IS So light s z Sss Market 49, sh saps,
stead TO lower; mixed astiyes s4dS4 So Westerns
"a G0aei 90 Texans. 50 1od*i 90 ooo ,..,. ..,,,
st. Louis Nov 200 head sa2 S
%ss far 10 good 80 00Ss4 60 lockers and feeders
A. i6as3 25 Texans and Indian steers Go soqsS So
,ssdy fair 70 choice heavy. 90 sodsi MIXED GRADES,
az 5Ods3 so light. fair to best t3 0Odt3 oD S ,
Receipts Ssso head Shipments, l4oo market strong
buffalo Nov. l2-cat.le.Recepts ass p hs suns
40 head total for week thus far u.s. ,nn hsad
600 head 10 New-York; $40 head sale market quiet
sa,s for week thus far $4,000 time last week
YORK O. 900 bead sale dull and heavy sheep-Cholee
10 extra "a 75ds5 good 10 choice: - 4Od$ IO common
TO fair % 5ods4 g. LambS-choiee TO extra - ~.
IS S5 Hoqs-Recepts last "a hours, 100 head total
for week thus far, 4S.4o0 for same time last week
s9 7IO; consigned through. 2240 head LOGO head 70
New.YorK; 100 head on sale market duh; heavy
mediums and mixed. ~ 05 workers.. % 1odS3 DO; pigs
s3as3 40.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-13

These prizes will be distributed Mt an entertainment
and reception to be held next month The following
arc tho first eleven averages Battins-J L. Douglass
1880; il. 4. jackson, 1853: j. Flanncry' loIo' D.
Garland, 9.b9: r. W. Gnett. 7.00 c. A. McCuiiy'
675; II. L. Walker, GAO; j. L. Reid sos; selgnior'
5.4r; s. Eiford. 47s: E. l.. Foghill. 434: G. Myers,
AGO: A. IL Btddie 3 rs; W. AiDsworth 2ss; ).
Munro asa Govey. $50; g. y Robbins bsa %.
Flannery 90: J. Scignior. $50: I. Foghiil' 0.ol
II H. Waller 1856: !. Garland, 1900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-13
THE PETROLEUM MARKEL
NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE or pRrcEa

leum trade the d&y budget Of from the q
operations msy be found In the fact that the bulk Of ~
duction is by all statistics available 10 be On
importance little affected by drbIets Of news. whsn
consumption eats up the supply Of 20 900 barrels
day speculatof investor may be unnerved by As
news of 100Q barrel gusheT" OF developments that
pfomse district yielding 10 900 barrels daily But
when, Is the existing situation. the total yield =
day on over oS1spy sons h he ism n
well two Of moderate proportions has small importance
Der was disappointing but failed 70 exhibit this fact,
that in the fed there Is output which swels richly
that the facilities OF the pipe lines taxed for
t. he crude eerticate markets were devoted entirely
oil and the Consolidated Exchange enjoyed the larger pa
Of the total dealings The bfter temper In the railway
stock market encouraged oil buyers sufficiently 70 make
net advance of cent In options and TO close the Stock
Exchange market unchaDget The markets closed barely
steody on the rally.
The range Of prices and the total dealings were a. fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-13
THE COURTS.

CASES ARGUED IN THE SUPREME COURT.
Washington. Nov 12.-In the supreme Court of the
limited states to-day the following cases were argued
No. 67-Thomas ]. Meehan plaintiff In error'
act John X. Valentine executor, etc.
No. 6s-Hamlinc Q. French, appellant, agt Oliver ..
Carter and others. 49,. ~
No. 1.-THE Busen Trimmer Co. and Others ap-
neants art Frank NJ. stevens and Others.
The day call for tomorrow Will be as follows: Nus
II, ~, n, 10, 10, 80, 81, 81, 90 ana "a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-13

erateIy prime Western spot and Eovember gm = ~
oner moderately. Flour-Hodcrs offer speflngy ,yes
suot and November steady at - $40 December snsy ~
~ 1Os.d; January steady 1t 4s 11td Hops ~ Leneou
pacific Coast-Hoders offer moderately
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-13
OIL MARKETS.

OIL CITY PENN Nov. l2-National Transit Certificates
o,eod az ;3c: HIGHEST 74c lowest 72ac closed 1870
sales 100000 btls charters 127oos bbls runs osssS
bbls. - -, -. -,
National Transit Certificates opened at 73icc closed at
73sac highest 73stc lowest, 73c.
bradford Penn, Nov. 12Natcnal Transit Certificates
opcncd al 72lc closed at 74c; highest. 74isc lowest
72ssc; cearanees. 600 bills
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-13

includes sales of 5000 barrels Of November oil -
737s cents. % -,
In barrels and g. 65 cent? In cases.
Foreign quotatons-Antwerp, 160l0k francs Bremen
g. 40 marks ! London, 5i2d5 9-f6 pence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-13
STAINED
Good Ordinary 9s k Ms, M,edllns :.:..S e'i0

Optons had another lively day, and the market de.
velopcd decided strength In the early dealings there Ma
covering OF shorts leading to further advance Of Dag
nons Closing AZ the top. Port receipts were smaller ana
hi cootri,uted TO the rmness but most of the strength
Was ascribsd 10 the cheerful feeling in financial
affairs Liverpool slightly lover, but without enect
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-13
EUROPEAN pRopuCE MARKETS.

Liverpool Nov IL saS rseH neTHSlde1s one.
oher Moderately. Bscot-Hodars moderately: Cum
terland cut about 70 30 n. steady at 38s Cheese
Holder. oger Moderately raliow and urpsalne-holdsrs
spot-Hoiders offer sparingiy futuresholders offer mod
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-13
Urean Steamers.
TROPICAL TOUR $3.50.

A TROPICAL TOUR $50.
11s Tourists visit Jamaica and her GREAT nx.
HIBITION remain there IL days. including Board sal
Residence at the CONSTANT SPRING HOTEL %
kingston or of this beautiful island by the ATLAS
LINE STEAMERS, for $50; with the option Of extend'
ing their trip at the rate Of
FIVE DOLLARS A DAY
10 Hayu and Colombia. Accommodations nfst-cisss.
PIN, E0RWOOD CO., Agents, "a Safest N. Y.
THOMAS COOK SON. Tourist Agencies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-13

was firm r's and unchanged. Eggs hrm, 2es2sc.
Corn s4 ss Ss Sssa SO
.d ,m Rye qas as 20 meats Zane and
on S's scs VI Cheese s1 steadSq quiet sugar '"
NOY ssSy p Wssas sss
no S sp SOC Corn Steady 80 On track sc
F FS ''s sSs t0f Pork Nys Sssy
s. 200 b SI'9 wheat 7oo bush barley S9oo bush
ou r %S ample EOy supplies
clears and low grades which were scare: Hys hour
81 OK sPES aaq nan nd sS
s marx z opened +
piovement other grain centres but aeiws,d loss tn
and n esS
from O sqa price ssi $
81 o2dsi orr February. u oadsl OH kye Quiet an,
der. .SD
Wholly SdsTs: q 3,
SPOT and Ssss%sss sSS.ss Unite;
o. new Ns ssS NO. ySS IN . ssr.
old 40 mixed s in grain depot old SS CD Ne ioS
%s dS oc s'' old no. mixed in export elevator to
Trade &c No mixed SoyeTes, Ssae2ss December
Market for car lots ruled Steady with fair demand
% %ssd se s,sia ansradsd White Ss
Bic No white. 52c do epped 5ssc No white 5sc
No 9 white November. 51ad5cc December 52ied52hc
January 52i2d52'c February. 53d53Ac. Butter scarce
and nrm; Pcnnsylya creamery extra. 2i125e Egg
Arm winter bran $40 5oas2o Other articles UNCHANGED
corn 500 bush: oats II 100 bush. shlemene-wheat
S 200 bush corn. I 900 bush cats. IA. 100 bush
81 Louis Nov le.-Flour steady. unchanged. Whea
The market opened lrm and sctv0at lee higher thai
Yesterdays close ruled dull and irregular for some tine
ductuatlny within narrow until tho Close wh@
more activity shown and rees advanced slightly In
other months compared with Yesterdays Anal 1qures
No cash $1,000 bomber 96ssc May ~ o+Sdsi o. =
JuIy oac August aCs.c. Ccrn-The opening nru
and lie above yestcssys co.e The market Improve
hut Just before prices advanced and u
close was highest Agures Of the day No. cash d.
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HAVANA MARKETS

HAVANA MARKETS.
Havana Nov. 1o.-eremsh ssh. Zeeiad239ss. Ex.
change quiet Sugar euiel
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NUNARD LINE.

GUNAKD LINE.
NEw.YORK TO LIVERPOOL, via QUEENSTOWN.
From Pier 40. North River.
FAST EXPRESS NAIL SERVICE
Umbria.Sat. Nov %. D. m Gallia. sat, Dec 20
Servia Sat, Nov 80 IN. scryia Sat, Dec Y. a n.
Etruria Sat Dec. O. noon. Cnbra. Sat, JAM g. IL O. M
Cabin passage: 600 and Upward. Iatssrmeciate: ssS
low rates For freight and passaee apply az the CON.
panys Office, No Bowling Green; New.York
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TApAN-C CHINA.
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL

Steamers leave San Francisco follows:
Saturday, December q, .. N.
DEI.0IC Tuesday December 30. p N
OCEANIC ............Th Thursday, January o. o. m
Saturday. February IA. D. n.
Superbiy Apponted-superof Accommodations
Reservations cen be made by letter telegraph to and
cabin plans seen at 2S7 and 34S Broadway NswYork
Room a. Railroad Building. San Francisco
LELAND STANFORD. President
T. H. GOODMAN. General Passenger Agent
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
L LINES TO CALIFORNIA, JAPAN, CHISA;
CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA AND MEXICO.
From New-York, pier foot of Canal st., n Il
COLON sails Thursday. November 90. noon.
From San Francisco. LIST and Brannan-sts.
~, Mo FOR JARHRS A MP G faas Nov
e0mD'ny' 0nlsf 8. III REiY o0 ssasrs
DED STAR LINE.
II FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS.
Sailing for New York and Antwerp weekly
FRIESLAND "Wednesday November ~. at 10 80 a. m
ass and upward second Cabin ss5. Excursion seS and
t EsrER s'S %fRfShr Bon sa Ags Bowling crs.
DED "D" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
ICFOR LAGUAYRA, PUERTO CABELLO, CURACAO.
MA fss a. e.. aS kS S9ho.
g. T:Ssssssy Sss:%S., e
have very superior cTIToS s s. p%fI
THOS COOK SON. 261 Broadway.