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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-11
LIVE srock MARklrs-nY rrLrGRApn.

Buffalo Nov. lC-Catt!e- Receipts last - hour, 400
total 1~; thu, far lOo6N for same time la-;
wcH 10 $50 consigned through &c., of which $3.50 u
-al", $500, market opened with itr de-"
uaad export and good butcncr-' nhf dun for
olO-,C d1 Tor and - Idr for top 2radr>
export -irr- yrt 10 extra - lJ"@l 90 choice hon
u.,rt-i. -" 'sia- 80 mediums, - Jndri 30 Nylt
.ud- - l5n.B 90 MlchI gan .sOchcr3 heavy, y dpd
- 20. do warnings, II 75dS& p stock bulls 81 1jd
- $2Gs2 60 export, ~ 15dFJ 20 bologna ~ .
az 30. and h"irr., good 10 extra, t2nf3 81 ;
mich and -prinprf~, sl1atio; veal calves. - 20
al 10 sheep and "a Receipt. last - hOurs 5000
head total TO-. far 1900; Tor time lt
week j. 900. consigned through. 1000 Of which 900
b. New luf sale, ~ 600, market opened WAth FIR
trade on top grade, dull and low"r common grade,
closed dun Leavv. sheep Loic. 10 cNtra, sInfj -
GOOD choice. a. 1oG9 % couno o. far. - 1jIri %.
lrr--t hnlcr O, extra. 11o 81 10 good ~ thnlr,
FL n 20. 10 FIR. - '1D@p 30 HOES Re-
ccip- at - hours 20 $40 head ttL Tor week thu FAR
go ..p. lor sane lr-t week. 80 ego consigned
through . $40. which $50 for Nov ora ON sale,
2I 900 Heavy opened fl ftf demand lisht hog and
Digs duh ,o-ed easier hryy 81 25dfi - medium and
n,ed ~ IOs IS; Workers, Is '5a73 90; pigs. 80 pa
e 10.
Catr- Receipts 1900 head shipment 1000; n1ls't
uncttled. frosular; primo stccr- - % - - otr
1891 50; TeAaH- - base 80; T.ig"fs - SOG+3 so
ior,-Hnccipt-, 10000 head shipments 500 msr"et
steady lower rough and common 80 30 ~ % fair to
good heavy 43 so4s3 % rm' hclyy and butcher weight,
20 gJnri 10 Hight - 5cdf3 so I!g7, - 5Oat3 30
Shcep-Rerclpts. coo head shipment; Loo maIact
slow lower native. 70 ojds1 %; westerns, ~ 100
I 40, Texans I'D, - %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-11

The BEckcyc Pipe Line Company reports for Oc.o r.:
Gross stock, Il ,Oo-. G-7 barrels increase Of Io1il1
barrels sediment and surpu. account Gi6.642 barrels.
a decrease of 11O70l barrels net stocks 2Oii2O1j
barrels an Increase Of jD- .llJ barrels. The increase
n net ~tOck~ I, represented by Increase In credit
balances. the outstanding certificates remaining un-
changed at -.43i,0OO barrels Tn from the wells
were l.3l2.15- barrels. an increase Of ESQ barrels.
and the deliveries were 723.72J barrels, q gain Of
.O9.--9 barrels
There Was only little trading in National Transit
certificates yesterday. AZ the stock Exchange prices
dropped = cents a cents. Will" the options ~ I'm"
Consolidated Exchange rcC"~lcd from - "a -
cents to - "a - cent?. Considering the condition
81 Wall street temper and Nh, squeeze IN money, A.
well lowering In refined quota ions. the lp~,', in
value, small We hesitate Ia call the National
Transit october statement bcarish, but II reflected
Increase in certificates In the markets and IT. figures
indicate that tho total reduction IN Pcnnsy lvana oil
stock, la, been small The Buckeye Pipe Line -ta'c
IDeut shows heavy iucr. in net stocks and TIE
certificates on small sales I'll 10 l6ol7 cents. The
market, co~cd heavy In tone.
The range Of prices and the total dealings were a.
follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-11
.RnrsT or 4 BoLD RoBBER.

Chicago, Nov. 1O.-Po,toHice Inspector Wa'Nir7
Of Chicago. arrived here tonight having IN cU''"N
William F. Newberry, who j. ,ad 10 be the Iean'f III
one of the most daring train robbercs OF recent wear
ON June 6 a Northern Pacific train Wa stopid AT
New.sacm ~ D.. by hishwaymen. T"" m''Hel
men climbed up on the engine and compelled the
engineer and fireman 10 detacl the engine rom uc
train and then to pail out Having taken tn engine
ahout twenty rods the engineer was ordered IL stop
and the engineer and fireman were taken back 10 INC
TAIN. where they were ordered t. bate down NC
door II the express With the first atiaoN Oh INC
car the express clerk escaped from IL aid saved me
contents Of the safe, since be carried with him their
KEYS Having entered the car, the two robbers com
PEELED the engineer. the fireman and the postal ccrI'
to cut open the mail pouches ana 10 carry inc hr''
class registered mail matter 10 tic robbers h'is''.
About 800 packages containing $1,000 IN cash were
thus secured. G.. 7. BAILEY. one Of the hghwaym"n'
was subsequently, captured, aud Is now serving term
i'm the North Dakota pcnitcntary. The search for
Ncwberry has been carried on by the sal autho' IN
ever since and he ARE ted at Plain. Va. ~Itur
day. Ncwbegry comes OF reputable Virginia family
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-11

Iiveruooi Noy. TO- =. H. Tho .aic- o., the
cude 400 bales American ItUfr. clo 81 easy. Amer
lean midQlnc iuIddliug cau.,. Noyrmb.r delivery
i iS-Iid sellers. November and December delivery.
ll-J4d sellers December and JAM any delivery. 1b6fa
7itd: January and February delivery l~6id buyers
F,br4aIy and March delivery, @O4d buyers. March and
Anil delivery. Ibid buyer April and Aty delivery.
f.G4a5 oj.Gd MAY aac 5Iur delivery. 27O4d sellers
Juno and July delivery. -9Oid luyrf,.
t,alSD -t0u NOV. IO.-tottpu ~t'ady mdding g-lGc :
low miGdlus 9.c: good ordinary sLc; net ana gross
receipts. 9I2l bale; export cot-tHise. 1889 btc- ;
sale 90 bale, >tofk l2OGGG balr-.
Norfolk NOV. lo.Cou9n quiet bidding otc. net and
gru-- reccipt-. tNIsi % the nru
eco bales coa,tHsc. 1oO7 bile'; sales. 1850 bac-
-to ~. S35 bat-.
~avannah. Nov. lO-Cotton weak; niddling. Sc low
uddng sic good ordinary. 71ic net and receipts
bIleS cOistwi~e 2,J92 bac,
tlncnt 74s3 bales; sales 1915 bale, stock III $50
bale.
NcvO rlcans Nov. 1o.-Coon irregular easy mic.
ding low mdllng SIC; good ordinary, $40 not
rcceipts oil bales gross receipts liSl0 bales cy-
rort coastwsc. 1912 bales sales. 5000 bales stock
$50 b1lcs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-11
THE STATE OF TRADE,

Baltimore Nov. 1O.-Co:ton nominal; mddllng, ete.
Flour HAT Howard Street and Western super s3aS3 30;
do extra - 1891 So do family ~ 7Ja) % cy mills,
Rio brands extra % 200$J 81 winter wheat patent - 50
do extra "A i0d 81 90. Wheat-Southen dull but seady;
Fulu 92cdsl Longberry. 93dSl No ,, 81 2aSe steam
or No red, J22c: Western weak 40 winter RED SPOT
g57sa96c November 9jSi G9dc; December, 3Ifa?a &c
Nav II O6l II O6L. COIn-SOGthen quiet and hrln;
white old 81 d63c new 5sa60c yellow, old; 62a sc ;
new 57d5sc; Western quiet mixed spot ana No'enioe
$50 year. 57l2C January, 574c; May, 3Jdo9Ac' Osts
firm Rye active; prime to choice 16dTc GOOD 10 lai
73a75c. Hay sady and firm Pr9ylslons nT ., baIc
23d 25c imitation 2d23c ade fancy 2Oa22 DO gega 70
choice l6a Sc; rolls, 17d1sc do fair To good l4G zoe
,torepacked 1illsc Eggs firm pc Sonee ,s gTsS
Iif.c 'Whiskey firm. Freishts Liverpool quiet Re-
ccipts-Flour. 1900 bbl,; wheat. 1900 bush corn
900 bush o1t-. 1000 bush rye, 1000 bush >hlnms
Flour s. 600 btls corn. 1000 bush. sales-Whea'
1000 bush $4,000 bush.
Buffalo, Nov. 10.-Whcat-Spot spring wheat In sooi
u O65s 10 cars sold AT II o. closing az ~ OVSi 2Vy
bu.b 10 Northern sold at ~ 02, 1000 bush SOLD az
n OF 10 5000 bush sold at ~ or, 1000 bush soId AZ
u 0as closing at 81 Oh 100 bush No No5tnsr m
No red sold at II O2 track, ~ OF asked In store
10 / white 81 No. . extra white. SId0ec On track
Corn opened arm 900 bush No in lots sold at o.c
later advanced "a &c closing No ys2 iV 92'c 40;
dull but arm; 40 . white. Ole; NO do, Soc 20.
mixed 47iac on track; No. white IN store, DIG.
n.rloy dull and unchanged. Rye duu ana unchangtI'
Fionr quiet and unchang d. Mired firm and unchanged
canal freight. It. adv and unchanged. Recepts-tou
- 900 bbls. wheat 3is eco bush corn 2l9pCO bush;
harev 81 600 bush. shipn cnts-By eaaalW heat 81 ooo
bush corn l02 900 bush oat- LOO bush baIt con6
bush; corn, 81 600 bush.
Chicago, Nov. 1O-The leading futures ransel as ioi'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-11

Soles-Shcrman Culver A Kentucky Steers, Iisi N
9ye3eG a. - 60 per 100 N IS 90 1907 ~ at IS 80
40; IL DO. ll31 H. - 80 10 do Ili7 H. at - 80
DO 1889 p. az - 20; 10 d.. lass n at ~ 90: l6 do
l3s3 ~ az 81 do. 1880 n, at 80 s0 Is d. 1870 b. at
d. 1895 ~ at - 40; is Indiana do 1918 n at f3 70
do, 100 n at - 3G Virginia do. 1870 r. at % 80 4
ON,n 1875 ~, At 80 70.
Newton \ Gillette: Il Kentucky Steers 1i02 n. at
- 10 10 DO 1850 49, at - % y do, 1856 H. AZ 81 30
Il d. 1875 y, At - 30 Il d. 1868 h az ~ IS: II do
1895 d. at - 10 do. 1897 D. at 80 % Il do 1855 h. at
80 50 II do 1870 d. at 80 90 do. 100 n at 20 20 =
d. 100 d. ~ - 90 Do ilSe d. at 49, y virginia do.
do. 1872 n A. - 81 = ~ d. l4O1 n at - - Is do.
1861 o. AZ - 10; do. 1910 n. AZ So Is do. 1881 n, at
= - Do - ID At - o5 do HOO u, at 80 % 81
Il DO 1909 H. at 70 10 do l'hoppsrs sos ~ a - 50
a; 81 20; DO. ~ at 50 10 ii 'BaSGboSeS'' at
j. Ehsmberg 10 Kentucky Steers. 14i3 n at - % !;
10 ohio do 1897 n at ~ 10 do 1861 n at s3 90; 10
do 1866 H. az - IS do, 1880 ~ at 80 10 10 do i2ij
Mich COWS-No fresh arrivals. Feeling steady.
few choice cows have been retail during the week NJ
good prices. at S5ods55 per 9ead but the general
market = dull at t20d-ij Tor poor 10 good stoch. 49,
CALNES-iecepts 81" head ~ which $40 at 6othst
shipment a. Germany. Neals were triie hrmer for
prime stock with SAIL, tn range Of 5a7ipe por D.
Westerns also doing itte better and sold a; pa
G34c. Few grassers Offered and selling az 2l.d2I;c
Val- and Sal04c for city dressed. Dressed sfassers
sold at id5,. .
salcslIqne & Mullen 100 Western cal So 80 n
2l6 H. at 2Ac 10 Veals. l25 n at DC L DO lo3 d. At
OH & s2 of se 20 Dc %eIsn Gives a. 800 N
do "a b St d 20 3 vcai:. lS4 at - *;
Dilenback Dewey veals. 12s N. at Size; do.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-11

Us n. At &c do 155 h. at &c 10 DO. 1873 ~ at 7te;
Do d. Harrington: ii Western Calves 35i n at 81 95:
do 25s N. at 80 do S23 H. at 50: 80 do 2S4 N. at
30 80 10 d. 800 n at % 5 30; 90 ~ ..
Judd B@sklpg1ag Xss Yea , li g NJ A. &c. 10 y.
snSrEE a S%b ssa ys lS (. "a e Ss sss
h,ad-25 carloads at jersey CITY, II carloads 6oth-st
s .snsd dir s MaTket Sow but about steady With com
mon Sheep selling at siaS5 30 Der 100 j: and
'SSsie'sSJaad BuekneGsm 1856 STATE Lambs IS
81 n a. IS 81 DO, IS H. at SO 3o5 Pennsylvania DO
e2s. n IS so II State Sheep, 1l9 n, at 81 75 da
Newton & Gilca: I75 Kentucky sheep. OH 10. a,
~ so 2ls DO. SO h. at - 90 10 do, 100 ~ at "a co.
sherman Culver: 2l2 Ohio Sheep, 1o7 n, at IS 80
80 do, % b. i &C 81 49, so.. ~ o.,o s,oo, -,
81 30 IL Pcnnsyiyana do 90 ~ at - % Il DO, 70 n
at - Mehgan do. 1o2 Z, at 50 Bucks 80 n a, SO;
= COZ AIS Michigan do IS ~ a, 50 Is 70 do II ~ at
J. r. sader & Co. 2IO Territory Sheep, 1909. n av.
r S. Kase 40 Pennsyvania Lambs, 65e n, at 10;
d. Harrington 40 state Sheep 81 n at - 20; SO san
Lambs IS ~ at 8 go o lsi DO sls a. % So 2ss Oh:
407 do SO ~ at &c 80 2o5 do SO ~ at Sc IS 1874 do s5
!" 1nienbsck & Dewey: y Pennsylvania Sheep 81 n. a
Y n at $6 a do 70 h. at 70 % 10 Sheep and Lambs
20 HaesbecS Hollis 200 Northern Canada Lambs. IT..
d. WaIsh' Kirby Co 100 Ohio Lambs 0s n, at 80 20
Pennsylvania do. 81 ~ at SO u Ohio Sheep II n At
" HoGS-Reccpts 90 crO,ds Of 1i2is head-55 carloads
at 4Otst and 81 carloads at Jersey City About 1000
aug SaissRced Shea 25 STATE Hogs III n average q
s' e. HsF L loG IS siste no9 80 s
Judd s. buckingham state Hogs. go n, az 81 %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-11

FI,f A. :, a Al lied
.nd gen.raiy hr,,y narkSt tqdly a, affected 0y The
do'ilsd sat Of aGair, IN wa street prDc hoS;
.taFinc.y and he .oIl!It inou!rv W., ony modeate
'se l,i ,,eo2 Pr ia is 5 c"ri in,l" G
- 80 'sr H.. ~, Iai, oIo92 ol Ninng-o'a t>tE
- s. / 300 III, ,ap..ins ~ fcn,s to' 600 bbl,
fme p. 7is3 CO. Gget't on, c ., MN ~;
.G 10. Low INtra - g., -, a.. Vuie- What low
,,dI g ' a To- o '"i i. 5l 5' ~
.an-v = o0ds5 80 Mnn1.''. ,fr.rs wa,at low cA;,a
= C..4t 10 c..~r q .6.s5 -. :'e. '..'..r'. e?,i
or''inay To- g.3. - 10 ..s5 - ane, DO - o.,e:d;
,l c ~ s 49, 1,' TO d' rr.s. and im r 9 ''f
- 70 f9tnt- :, 70 ~ ''1 FyE F,ffiSi'R Qa's,
and un.ha1-,d sale. 80 hDl, ~uprr|no ~ sjas+ -
aa' On , r,e1 CH agoi al - 90 % for na%
quoted ut e 5oes3 - and h'endyyine 20 b. Sale
the MI toni. ~ ib snro, e,i ,nd En rnlt
,nt'rr -.,s.on. A. Cac period the trulp.r vas
again tlDr. we, decline Of D. IIr a, oomuar'I WIEN hr
t,'5 i,'' OK S'',rl a ina, I.rI
.hoe.d au advance. he uquidstion n near op..or>
,,., fhr trht money ,i,ftot had d.-..,n. !rierrr
In edition 70 a." nn5n',l t'r ar,i'.,n t5r ",5rs
witch n. interior arr,,i, coatIna,d nir The u.i.Ia
y synSf and nC' M, do ' Ia S s T r R1r a.
nd TG qao and 49," SSr Dr. oo4o., raaf @
rat. upward Of Gioo' bush rnc taken -.l,o 'e>
,nr.., ho,.,er cdatilDri line ,h.' .f,rt.d ~,
,ll tb,r, Vs.. rsc,to9 To- Il o. i,,loc ~ io%
ever. At - .olt May. whsh opened a - os+ aG
A. u O,l Interior arrivals to-la, srr. GiGi ?i bush
i5 , i ,i .n.c,ly Te3r AGO S'b,,ys rcce ni'
% iiS bush; ccamncc,. 3d. bush wheat and 7ao0
g"owiag opoms 21t H." clos. Was .on,rha a." Stead
20 90 bush So : -prng cot FREIGHT and ln-n-,ncr
,Srys a5Sdos 2o ' so O ana 'u ga, 1 "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-11

frogs in swinging came near the iron railing OF W,
balcony muscular COntrdcOns took pace anu '"I9 i0
him 10 form his theory II galvanic currents -, ~,
50, did space permit might 70 on 10 answer an - "a
ShrAly's list of BENEFITS from ViNlsccilOh. snoult
particularly like 20 reply to hls statement mn TN
action OF many important drugs haa Dn rid La az
experiments upon living animals, lot VI "oulu ~. -
to show how different is the elect OF various u'u-9 ~
pOisOns upon men and upon the lower ahlhaI>. AZ,
how we can never be certain In trying any nov Hr'
cine that its results will he the same when 'es'u up
man a, upon thc dog the cat or the morse: hls.
however say few wOrls with regard 70 DI' N'i
prize ESSAY 4 !cs, logical argument IT Dn. w.
likely 10 aupeI 10 any intelligent man, cahho' con-
cevc. he SAYS that We cannot Nh IT,, - .,r,e
food ar otcr neccss itcs without the lnhct3h Oh SUN
main and Therefore. vyisectiOn - luslHdoic. W
admit that II j. allowable to kih animals loI ouI lc
Cite when il can be done humancly, Dut u"fc c"ilc
i av.c+Ir rho diSiuction which we lndhci IL - NO
Ia 80 LS -, i,gic heightened suffering upon them
What sort of proportion j. there pctN'I ,a .i,,t
main lasting a few minutes or scc,hn' au ""' VII,
ee~to,Je 20. d1v. and weeks ana mon'"- ~
Nsr,ecoy1a .t9rved rabbits and guinea pi-, Hu, IN
;hcv ,ycr. without any food 7ul9c'lcu NV" n ari
IlcN -, 80 cyc,,,cofilg torture. when lcrrcr ana
colt and Nlunk deprived mohNcNc VI a. r. ,d ,crt,s
,,i,s and Neu lfut them ar" for Wr,h> anu
m mon Them in their mutllatHd o9IHlo',
TIA .Its lao corlpared 10 telling an on WIN INV W.
,. a. ,o more cruel Jewish method 81 aIdusil Nv
MEM lis throat and letting him bleed 10 neS,n' vi
.. +nlrg ~ the head of chicken or 10 WI. .
nj, a. IL * called We consider u . o p
p, a. criminals that have committed certain iiiIv
!" 49, 9,i,e If human life human society put We
tlS ,bi,t u an outrage to subject then 10 IenS.,
ened t0I,uIc, "o CAROLTNF EARLE WHITE,
Corresnondinc secretary American hhu-'Niso'"o'
Society. ,ooo
Pbiladephia Nov. 6, 1890
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-11
THE PETROLEUM MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE or PRICES.
The National Transit report for October issued
Yesterday shows decrease in gross stocks OF oil oil
3?9,70l barrels. but d. crease In the sodlment ana
surplus account of 190I2j barrels makes the reduction
In net mcrchantabc stock, compared with >cptcm-
Der only l30,576 barrels This decrease is Represented
by reduction in credit balances t. producers OF
3g2,O7G barrels and corresponding expansion IN GER
tiCatcs outstanding of % 800 barrels, The receipts
f0? october made mp of l.3di,7l5 barrel, frbU
the wells and -6jjj barrels received from other lines.
total OF 2.22D,37O barrels, an increase Of 1l1+6-
barrels The regular deliveries were - }0s 2l barrels,
and GO02J barrel, delivered other lpc line.
a total of 2.3G-.94O barrels, increase Of only 22O1-
barrels appended the National Transit reports
for The last Two months and for October wear ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-11

10 act a. guides. "Old Porcuphe' reports that tho
Messiah is the white mans Christ, returned after l-OO
wear, 10 visit the red man. The Messiah Is white and
wears mi, head mulcd that his face cannot be seen
His hands. however still bear cruel scars from the
wounds inflicted by the white centuries ago
These scars serve remind the Indian OF his duty t.
the Messiah who Will bring all GOOD things II he -
only faithful 70 his old traditions and customs There
is nothing particularly in the latest craze" said
thc General The Indians are great drcamcrs They
seldom if ever work. and consequently have plenty Of
time 10 sit around and pray and dance and fast Ils
is all that they have been doing thus far and d0nt
know that they have done any different FOR the last
fifty years. DO not anticipate any necessity FOR my
visiting the affected tribes again for the present al
lr1V Ilfn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-11
HOTrHLT PIPE LIVE .9EPORT

oil City. Penn, Nov. 10 (Spc-la-Thc complete
returns Of all the Pipe lines for October are some
what disappointing. The figures show that pr,suc-
ton almost equal to consumption. the daily average
excess Of runs over deliveries being only III barrels.
The excess Of total deliveries is only l1202l barrels,
and the net stocks of all pipe lines show decrease
from september of only 9J,3l2 barrels. The reports
for the last two months compare as follows:
All pipe lines, bbls.- Sept. Oct Changes.
Total receipts ,5Sioi9 30 G9S Inc. l65 40
Total deliveries 1i3207 1885 Inc. SO. 72s
Excess deliveries 900. 1929 22s7 Dec II2 Oh
Daily average runs. S6I04 1872 Inc. 2,59s
Daily average deliveries. 5000 S9,449 Dec lib
Daily average excess
deliveries I'm. 4,47G III Dec 1883
Total stocks. 9,794 G97 9G99 1855 Dec. 9j 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-11
GENERAL MILES TALKS ABorT THE INDIANS

CHICAGO. Nov. 1O.--Gcneral Nelson 4. Mic. Com
mander Of the Department Of the Missouri, has just re
tnru,d from trip through Dakota. Montana and
Nebraska When seen 10y a reporter the General talked
cnterainingly AZ to the strange anatci,m prevalent
among the sioux and Chcyennes. lie SAYS that many
of the sioux and Cheycnnc> now assert that they
have already seen the Messiah. among others "Old
pOrcapinc@ prominent Cheyenne chief who last
winter made trip with large party Of braves to
wyoming and said he had been taken - the Messiah
by some BannOck Indians who over the mountain,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-11

Liverpool Nov. 10. 50 T. bed por, and hams in
poor demand Bacon-The demand has fallen Oh; ,hot;
American finest white ard coiocd duh 49, ca Talow
poor demand prime city steady %, ID 1urpenne
IN poor demand rd-Spot and futures IA poor demand
Wheat IN poor demand Flour in fair demand Corn
spot in poor demand futures In good demand mixed
Western spot and November firm at ~ Gid Decem Der
finn ~ 1Old January nrn Is ia. Hops at London
Pacific good demand Receipts Of wheat for
the past week from Atlantic por;s. none from Pacific
ports other $1,000 quartsrs Re-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-11
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
GENERAL MARKED REPORT

COFTEE-Brazl growhs the spot ruled about steady
and there a moderate stir demand. No. 7
quoted lsc sales, 900 bags No 6, lsasc 1000 bags
80 lSsc afOat; 300 bags No Santos, l9sc. and 800
bags 80. 9 do, ls'7e Md grades steady. sales. 800
Pudjoe 22c 300 bags Lmor 23c exchanged
Tor 500 plcul- Padune from September sale 22c also
MaracaibO and COO bags Savilla private
The option unsettled mode rtely
Higher prices prevailed at nos months showing
rise Of SAB points, based bulih cables and covering
Of Shorts But late foreign accounts came easier and
realizing set In leading To reaction final figures being
jol0 points below the close saturday last. Ilayre
gained edi2 frs tarly but closed with decline Of r.
Hamburg advanced i ~ fg London also stronger
Onic1l quotations 40 D. M; Novembe SIS; December
sos sd January. Us: February 7is cd March. as :
Anil rs %. Rio quote, Regular nrst 80 good
ccond q 800 exchange (priYae. 2ii. receipts e days.
900 bag total stock 770oo bags market firm Santo,
receipts - days 900 bags; 30 purchases for United
state, during thu week 10000 bags RIO purchases for
Euoe aud other countries during week llnn bag Rio
,l,arancps ~ steamer for United State. 900 bags
Mo cea RANGES for rurop and other countries 1000 bag
steamers loading Rio for United STAT =. freight per
steamer soc and per cent primaPe per bag total Santos
stock fI0o 0o baGs Santos purchases Tor nited state
900 bags santos clearancS FOR Euro ana 9t.f cou
-es 4s 600 bag Santos ccaanccS for United states 10y
steamer 90 coo bag, Santos ccalances for Eulope and
other countrlc ia 600 bags steamers loading at santos
for United states Santos Warhrt 4 m good average
Santo. 5 600. Total sales here today $1,000 bags as
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I re tic Ed OF ] ne 7 D U HV'
Sir: am very much pleased hy seeing inc 'nes>
column in The Tribune and especially be'i"'e " is
written by Mr. W. Sienitz. the champion ch'-, pAl'r
Of The world. ! congratulate The Inoun" "h u'
choss new. not only on sundays. bur on W"tl az -
INN
New York. NOV. 10, 1880.
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or.x,r,c p,rPI1ry At LEAST 10000.

To the Editor Of The Tribuhc'
Sir: VIII YOU kindly publish IN tile next lN'"q ~
your paper III. actual number oil VoV' I""' ~"
New Work CITY and by doing Won VII ~
mute and greatly Oblgc CONSTANT hHNDH"
New York. Nov. Z, le9O
rrbe ofical count has not been made, and
oorseou.n,lv the exact number of votes east Tor
tho candidates is not known. II is certain, how
over that Grant received at least 10000 more
votos than Scott.-Fdj
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Include, sales Of TO- 00 barrels of cash It - cents.
Refined quotations were reduced ten points to 80
cent In barrels and 80 per gallon In ci-cs.
Foreign quotations Antwerp. Is FRA 10 > francs. .
Bremen. $50 marks. London, . pa @ ld pence.
on city. Penn. Nov 10 National Transit Certificates
opened 7Gc highest TO- loWr-t 14lc closed a. Tfi.r
sales, $50 ooo hhl- charters. id2 bb' shipments. 5000
bb- - e9a hhl-.
Pl;tsburg Penn, nov 1O.-P~troirur-N Nothing doing
National Transit foflcatr- oi"n,d a. I5't: closed AZ
;f7-r. highest. 7jisc. lowest. lac.
Bradford Penn. Nov l0-Nat!ona Transit caIu1c't"s
opcn'd NJ 1c cioed - ~ highest &c iONc,t isc:
clearances, GOO. QUO hbls.
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STAINED.


GOOD OTd naTy .-.-------OIl low IddIIng -..o o'I5
~l!!rt ',oud OrllnSTy.. = Mtdut ..-.---.-Js
optoa-Mg.e OF L. cNe!temttt prevailed IN th', lns
today. and the dealt unusually b,lst Ia q De-
rd.ily weaker maikr. The Equation va very heavy.
aud there frr' selling hy almost all pa tcs. The
u the dag ''hcaf' -dr but ie
most important factor the bureau fep0 estimating
known tho mst@et nifly went to pieces piiess
declining frly lidiG points. closing with only slight
recovery In addition b. crop TIE port receipts
Veg" liberal and Liverpool wsakrid both OF which added
L.. 49, - 90. L-.-.-