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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-19
ASSISTANT ENGINEER BRYAy TRANSFERRED.

Assistant Engineer b. c. Bryan, Of the Navy, who had
been in charge Of the machinery of the torpedo boat
Cushing for several months and who flied charges Win
the Navy Department that Lieutenant Cameron Mck'
Winslow commandant of The Gushing, had exceeded his
authority placing him under suspension for supposed
dericton duty has been transferred to the cruiser
bennington This is in sense punishment OF
criticism Of Lieutenant Bryans action since he asRed
10 be relieved front duty the Cushing. When the
Cushing was being overhaled at the Washington Navy
Yard, about two months ago. Lieutenant Bryan was
supervising the removal Of Of the oylinderheads OF
the auxiliary engines, when the boss, the protuoerant
part of that piece OF machinery, became cracked.
The accident reported to the commanding offcer
and he approved the removal Of the heads Of the three
other cylinders. To avoid injurng the other cylinder
heads BY prying them off, Lieutenant Bryan directed
that small hole be drilled into the conte Of each for
scewng eyebolt, through which an iron bar was
passed to lift them of. This is the usual practice OF
expert mechanics, but Lieutenant Hinsow Teprimanded
the engineer officer for = making changes in the ms
chinery of the vessel" without his knowledge. Lieu
tenant Bryan contended that what he had done did not
constitute change in the machinery, but Lieutenant
WtSsOw differed from him and suspended him from
duty.
Subsequently Lieutenant Bryan reported the matter
TO SECRETARY Tracy, and asked for redress Of mis-
grievance declaring that the commander had exceeded
his authority. The Secretary has disposed OF the
charges and Lieutenant Bryan has been informed that
the action & favorable b him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-19
ARRRsTING 4 DESPERATE GANG
SHOTS FIRED AT THE POLICE AND ONE PATROL


MAN DANGEROUSLY BEATEN.
Policeman John Whtworth Of the Madlsonst sta
ton is lying at his home In a precarous condition
from the result OF assault committed by gang OF
rufiians in Pke-st. On Saturday evening Whltworoh
was patroing his post in Pike-st. Word reached MN
that two young loafers had broken a plateglass WIN
dow in a store nj Pelham and Cherry SITS. lie went
there and captured the two men. They were James
Qulnlan aged eighteen Of No. SO Gouverneur-st ana
John Connolly aged nineteen, OF No. COS Water-st
While taking the prisoners through Pest. on the way
TO the police station John Reilly, aged nineteen. OF
No 203 MOnroe-st., trpped the policeman ana INC
prisoners escaped. Whltworth seized Reilly ana
desperate struggle followed. About ten rufians came
10 ReiUys assistance and whtworth again thrown
to the sidewalk and was then kicked unmercifuiY
The policeman plucky, but he was no match lot
so many OF them They took away his club, MS
revolver and his shield. When the gang ett nm nc
had the appearance Of a man badly broken up MS
uniform was torn and his face was Needing Not
withetanding the terrible assault on Whitworoh' ne
kept firm hold Reilly and when ASSISTANCE oa'ie'
brought him to the police station.
Whitworth was so badly beaten that he was ordered
to his bed lie Is suffering from severe scalp wound
bruises OF the face and body and co1cnssOn OF ule
brain. Acting Captain Fitzgerald then oeoeieu DC
receives Haggerty and Stapeton and Policemen curry
and Michaels to arrest Whitworths assalants' Az
6 O'Clock Yesterday morning Curry went to NO. %
Gouverneur-st, and found Quinan in bed
"You are wanted" said he TO oninlan get up
and come along"
With a curse Quinan sprang from his bed, and
with the revolver that was stolen from Whtworh
fred shot at Curry. Luckily his aim was poor
Curry went after assistance and returned with Hag
gcrty stapleton and Michaels. Michaels enereo ohe
room first and Quinlan also fired shot at him. Be
fore he had time TO pull the trigger again he was
seized and the weapon taken away. Qninlan's
brothers, John and Joseph were armed with hatchetS
Joseph attempted 30 strike Curry with his Ratchet
but John only held his in his hand and did not az
tempt to strike any one. The three brothers were
arrested
The policemen then went to No. sos Water-st. and
arrested John Connely aged eighteen and his brother
Cornelius aged seventeen They also arrested John
Rockford aged eighteen, OF No. 81 Rutgerst' Inc
prisoners we're arTagned before Justice Ryan at the
Essex Market Police Court yesterday nacy an t D.i
bad characters. Justice Ryan held Reilly kOGklolH
John and Cornelius Connolly aud James and Joseph
Ouinlan to await the result of Whitworths injuries
John Quinlan, a slckly youth with sore eyes, was
discharged. Curry and Michaels made sddItohu
charges of feOniOus assault against James ana joseph
Qufhlan. upon which they were held III aelauII VI
hail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-19
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago oct. 10 (SpcciaD-Wheat last night showed
a decline from Friday Of cent. 1t happened, 100
that the close was at the very bottom price OF the
week. December sold from % 3-S to 81 a. ana
closed at o. Il. The latest talk from Newfork OF
a Russian prohibition utterly ignored proof ulat
reports of that sort will not again be factors mere
until confirmed beyond doubt. 1t was learned on
very good authority that official crop report "ouo
be issued by Russia during the day, but no figures
we're received. All the news from the West was
bearish-bigger receipts and better weather Mlnhe-
apols and Duluth had 1,044 cars, here there were
$50 the estimate for Monday, 400 Cables, pubic
and private were lower from all points. Corn was
dull; at the close showed fractional decline from
Friday With clear weather receivers declare that te
new crop movement will very largely increase al
once. Contracts being made for large DELIVERIES
OF new crop during the year. On the 9tn i5
hand. small stocks and good present caSh ueihahu
and fair export business at the seaDOard colhpel
slow rather than quick decline. October SOFA IRON
50 10 to 81 IL and closed at 81: May from ~ 10
to Al 81 and closed al Al 34041 10. oats were
featureless. Provisions were again very weak PORK
at the close showing decline of 20 70 80 cents lTn
and ribs OF II IL to Is cents from Frlday. Inc
big hog movement, selling in advance by country
PACKERS the bear inclination OF the local manutactur-
ers and steady liquidation by outside hoders-all con
trlblIted 10 the weakness This weeks hogs aggre-
gated 1873 900, nearly 10000 more than were pre-
dicted The estimate for this week Is 10000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-19
GRAIN and PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.


The weel, at the Produce Exchange closed on
saturday with business still Shrinkng' Le'' , us
600 600 bnshels in options were traded in. Inc
changes we're small although fluctuations were ne
oront but the market was only scalpers ahalr'
Docember ranged from 81 On IL to 81 OoGSl W 90
and Nav options went from 81 10 o-o@9l 10 ITO ~
a, n 2Aas1 13 5-s Weaker cables and heavy west
ern receipts had an early depressing lhnuehce i"o
cables asserted that France was about 10 increase e
duties on -four. Paris prices were Io@-o Do"D,"''
lower and farmers deliveries to the United Kingdom
,oro liberal The late strength was due to renewed
talk rospecting Russias alleged intention to promO'
grain expectations, and there were rumors OF Hee
expot buying On the curb, however. renewed
feeling nf depression set in, and prices broke SHARPLY
December fell "a cent to 81 OF -, and May sou Ol
Is cent to 81 1881 10 ZIG. The cash market va
shade stronger with 10000 bushels sold for export
The free movement Of corn and easier CsO'cs mSs
ened the early market for nat ce eacod T all and
prices closed up 1912 cent Business was uult
however and on the curb prices 1ro az 81 January al
81 rs and Nav at so 81 cents. spot lois were a
cent higher and shippers took nearly oIoOT we're
mora or less nominal even the curb falling to show
life. Cash oats were firm ard quiet ;,, h,,t continued
The lard market was extremely dull, Dut COHtn"o"
TO decline, closing 507 points lower - ,,,
The final official closing quotations were as Ioho"s
Wheat-OctOber, 81 05 IA; November al w 10
December, 81 OF TO; January, 81 90 Ia ana May
81 10; January. 50 IA. and MAY, 81 IA cents
Oats-Octobcr. "a 12; November, "a 1-2; December
"a rs and May 81 cents.
d Lard,-Sovember, SO 90 December So 10; January,
The receipts of grain and flour reported SATURDAY
az feIIoVS Wheat 383.69s bushels; corn, 191 ~
bushels: oats 115O56 bushels; total grain $50 if2
%anas and & Louis the arrivals were Wheat
44O670 bushels corn, 1873 642 bushels oats, -
bushels; total grain 7oG'3l3 bushels; -four l'oI'
barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-19
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore. Oct 17.-F1our steady, unchanged receipts,
81 7ls bbs shipments. 11.1ss bbs sales 1,150 bbs.
Wheat No 2 red steady; spot and october, 81 034 d
81 032 December. II 06 dSl 052; May 81 12'sdS1 ID
receipts. 2G973 bush; shipments, l0S65 bush stock
lao G18 bush sales, so O00 bush Southern wheat dull
Fulh Slas1 OF longherry, 81 02dsl OF. Corn, mixed
steady spot, 6Gc asked; year 51Rd5l'ici January 81
bush; sales 10000 bush Southern dull white, 81
ale; yellow, 90a70c. oats, firm but quiet; No ? white
Western, 3Gd 362c no mixed do 34d332c receipts,
bush stocX. 1856 l9G bush. Rye quiet but aud
higher; No 964ec receipts, 1860 bush stock POI 5Oi
bush. Hay steady and quiet good TO choice timothy,
nominal; mddng SIZE. Provisions. alm, unchanged
Butter, steady, unchanged. Eggs, active unchanged.
Coffee, steady Rio cargoes fair 1G2c Z. 13c Sugar
firm; graduated. l2c Copper. steady refined, IL a
1I94c. Whisky, stea unchanged
Buffalo. oct l7.-Whest-No l hard scarce; ZOO bush
sold al ~ O3l2 5000 bush No l Northern spot 81 03
5000 do at 81 02 5000 do at 81 or closing at 81 OF
5000 do cost. insurance, freight 81 O54 0000 do at
81 OF 5000 bush No Northern AZ 9!'sc No Northern,
No 3 red. 81 No white. 81 Oh asked on track
quiet and steady No yellow In carloads. COO No 2
5s'2c Oats scarce cars No white sold at 35c
3i'ac No mixed sc asked Barley firm; No West
ern, 6c fair choice state GSa72c; do western o. a
zoe. Rye nominal. Flour firm; best spring - 400
- so DO winter, SJaS3 10. Eye-Flour + HOaS5.
Mfeed higher; winter bran. Sl5 so: do spring
fl5 Canal freights strong and higher bOlts scarce
wheat nc; corn, &c; rye. 44c to NewYork. Re.
cepts-Four, $500 bbis; no grain. Canal shipments
bush. Shipments by rail-rlout $4,000 bbls wheat
10 600 bush corn, 127,0OO bush oats - 600 bush
Chicago 1.-THE leading futures ranged A. follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-19
-oTToN MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

LiyefpO1l oct II p m-Cotton- Ameflcan Good MD:
ding. 10 6d III ddling. fs3d low mddng 1Ld good
ordinary SOD ordinary, Lied The sales OF day
Included 300 bales Amer On Futures closed easy.
American mddlDg low mddne clause October delivery.
1860 bupes October aud November delivery, 40Gid
buyers November and December delivery 10000
4IGid lie 'ember and January delivery 4 f2-G4d
530td January and February deve y. 1000
1864 February and March delivery. f7-64a4 4S-Gtd
March AID April delivery 1904 "a 5164d April and May
delivery 4 53.64e4 546id; May and June delivery.
4 50O4a4 57-64d
savannah. Oct. 17.-Cotton dull middling i1.IGc :;
low mddng 7Ssc good ordinary csc net and gross re
CCIps - bales exports G. eat Britain 10 $40
sales. $50 blles stock, 1ol sss bales.
NfwO leans Oct. I7-COtton steady; middllnc Sc ::
low 70 adIae, 7'.s; goo1o qrdnary o9,e net receipts
bales sales 5000 bales stock, OF. SIS bales.
Galveston Oct 17.-CO.tln easy; middling si,c; low
ddiing 7Ac good ordinary SIC and gross recolDs
9si2 nes exports g Great Britain $50 bales sales
Nnf H. OF. 17.-CottOa quiet middng. Sc net re.
eepts 50ll bles Oss 3 086 bales exports coastwise
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-19

nroc,dno wear The estimated exports OF crude, re
lined etc from Atlantic ports from January 70 u ono
were s96000 900 m0ns. decrease OF 29,ol4'Tryo TIE
eallons from the corresponding period Oh loeo. . 1to
decrease Is still largely ascrbed TO the heavy weae
at sea- which nterferes with the movement OF ie h,
steamers, The refined market was somewhat SOW, gus
prices held unchanged at $500 6.41 cents Psr ea,oh
Tor barrels in NewYork and 800 cents IN Di NIX qnT
lions AT Baltimore and Phlladep ha being hVe pon,91
ower Case Oh was 7.S5 rents per gallon Crune on Oh,
was points lower ut 500 cents In barrels anu o.
cents IN Naphtha was unchanged at %" 'o"'
per gallon. 49,, o.o errnor
nor 100 kIos, and Bremen points at 6.1O marks per
30 kos London was unchanged at . l2@o 9-lou'
ner immortal gallon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-19
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool Oct. H. ?. mIBeef1Hoders OFFER mod,
mod"ratey Cumberland cut about % TO- 30 ~ steady at
4Gs Ga shor ribs about p r. steady at Ss 3D. Cheese
o,dsr or moderately American finest white AID eoored
steady at AIS Tallow-Hoders offer sparngy. Turpen-
,ia uoiders orer moderately ROsin-Hol iers not
Offering Lad-spot and fqtures-oders are not offering
Steady AZ 83s Cd Wheat-EIoders not Offering No.
red winter steady at lid FlOurio ders oher spar
Corn-Spo and futures-Hoders offer moderately
mixed Western spot steady IS 9d October steady at
- I'd November steady at 5s sgd December steady at
5s Sid Hons at London-PaciAc Coast-Hoders not
Offering.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-19
7 EHlGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave fooS OF Corasao' ~
brosses sts AZ follows -. ..,.,.
a. foI Maueh Chunk and ntsrmedia;e pSies.ss; B.
$40 a. for Geneva, Lyons. Eimlrs, loShss nc,E
falo and the West, Pottsyile and prnelpa. W, g1S
Chsir Car - Lyons and Pullman Car 10 sIspen,,,s,.
9 a. N. for hauch Chunk and nt'rmediate pouta.>
IL 80 a. m. for Elmtrs and nternelia. Poairf. o.
d. for Tunkhannock and intern, dlste PoanJ Hs,
Car TO Tunkhannock. Connection 10 keio"s ''N
gao p. m. for L. and b. Junction ana tbpS 5pttR
mediate points. Chair Car 70 L. and Is nront, O.
4 80 D. N. for Pottsvle and nteru'eai''e po''''
CAR 20 D. M for Mauch Chunk ami intermediate F'-
Connection 10 Reading and HARRISBURG po.ss,s1 ~
80 D. m for Geneva, Lyons ElLlIe' ~. aa4 els
falo and the West. Pullman Sleeper " lS'D' ~
Trains leaving at 10 a. No.. II 80 a. m, y, HiSa
40 D. M connect for all points IN Mahoae'
ton coal regions - =, mn ,t>,e 49,
ann a m for Mauch Chunk. HakeltOn shn iotsruet1'
points and II a. Tor Shentndoah ALL
points. . . gu. - ,o,.,., odists poines
7 40 n m for Geneva Lyons, EI1,-' 49, AID 81
,alo ard the West. Pullman Sle'Vs- 70 bs'"
pension Bridge. 49,. o.,.. oaz p,oadwau -,
.1,,o Now YORK Transfer Co. Will call ~ ,S,,st0s
baggage from hotel or residence through 70 a''''-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-19
LIVE STOCK MAEKErs-pY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. oct. little Evening Journal" reports
Catte-Kecepts 1900 shipments, $780, best grades
steady others slow top prices or natSes 10 n.
81 i0as2 90: cows slGS2 49, Hogs-Recepts 12,00C
head shipments, 1000 market weak. closing lowef
rough and common S4dSi 10 mixed and packers, 81 10
as 35 prime heavy ald butchers weights g. ioasi 80
light Sf25dsl 45. Sheep ileccpts 1000 head; ship
1nents 600: market closed slow and weaker natives
a 5odsi 20 Westerns "a 25as4 65i lambs, 50 75d
50 12l2 ~ .
st. Louis Oct. I7.-Cattle-Recepts 1000 head chip
ment= 1900 market strong fair TO choice natives. s. SO
a5 90 Texans Indian Steers, 50 40Gs3 so
81 iGGS2 IS. Hors-keceipts, 300 head shlpmen.e
mixed. S8 SOas4 80; light fair to best s. Zods4 30
SheeD-Recepts, 200 head. shipments, 1900; market
steady; fair 10 good, 50 50Ss4 50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-19
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
The budget Of news from the Mcdonald field which
Is now the centre Of interest to oil men, was bearsh
throughout last week. Nearly every well that was
opened was gusher7 of magnitude, and older wells,
drilled in deeper, responded with great increases
The result was food of oil, which in one day raised
the output to a rate Of $4,000 barrels daily. Tho
weeks developments puts Mcdonald stu further
ahead Of Cherry Grove and it Is probable that this
month will witness the enormous daily average for
the former field OF 10000 barrels. The phenomenal
Weld of this last white sand pool must raise the total
daily production OF the petroleum country to 10000
barrels Such a tremendous rate Of output cannot
last many weeks II precedent Is TO be trusted but
It is fortunate that the trade is entering upon te
season of The year when ordinarily the shipIno Is
rise TO maximum figures. Annexed is a table COM
pairing the performances OF the latest pool with those
of the five great pools which preceded 1t:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-19
DEATH OF 4 RUFF1Ay WITH REPUTATION

John Geohegan, better known the East Side as
GTommy the Rat" died from consumption last night
in bellevue Hospital, where he had lain for 2ss
DAYS. The consumption accelerated bv a bullet
wound In the left lung which be had received from
Policeman George Jones, of the Eighteenth Precinct.
while he was making arrest. Tommy the Rat'
was only twenty four years old but in his short span
Of life he had contrived to win influential reputa
ton among the lesser lights of rufiansm the East
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-19

Tn; September report of the pine lines was saved si
from being the most bcarish monthly return THIS year
by the increase in deliveries over August In other
respects the figures depressing. The total pipe
linz net stocks on september 80 we're 12OOJ4.O bar bar
reis against II 7344O5 barrels in August 9,794679
barrels in septemb r, 1890, and 12,G57149 barrels
I'm september 1889. The runs from the wells Increased
$50 77 barrels over the previous month and were the
largest of any month OF 1891. The deliveries in
creased 2g8567 barrels August, but they, too
were the largest Of any month this year. The total
production to date in 1891 has been nearly $1,000
600 barrels or 1SO0O 600 barrels IN of the cor
responding period Of $50 and 100000 barrels in OK
cess OF 1880. on the contrary, the delVeres-about
90 GOO 900 barres-have fallen 100000 barrels be
low the preceding year and nearly 100000 barrels
below 1850. We append the pipe line reports for the
frat nine months of the last three years:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-19
COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Sup enc COurt-Genera Term-Recess.
supreme Court-Chambers-Befoie Barrett, J-COurt
10 20 MGP e Ssf9aar Pea =: nnad Wv
Is s5So. SIS 70 j. 1855
i7S 90 ' Co.. Se %. Is SS $50 $40 So! S55 SS9
$50 1lO5 243 11oe 11o7 s24 and 275 elevated railroad
enc COurtsIbcial Tem-Psrt II-Befere Beach.
re iOs, 1Osss, l0sS 1928 SS i9s2 1 g$
Supreme oourtCrcu3 Part IBeiore T5gax, Nos.
5S 500 SCI SOS, 7si, S2O6 SG4, 725, sos, 90S' S67.
'of SUP enc Part LIRsigrc Iswrs9se gX
s5 1919 1853 654 Ell 1895 Sls $50 $685. S55, 55
supreme Yi Cout-crclu IIIBetOss Patterson.
@ 2lO 2o 2lQs ?lC 1871 1891 ,ds 5 io,S SO ,S SSo
2o9 29Y s lo' Ia 4S2 SSg JIG g. 1874 1850 lO'0 lO'0
IyBstse 90 oBI 1s9 ss2
s.s 81. 2 80 $50 Ss2 81 So &c. 81 49, 3D.
Superior oOurt-spseisl Term-BefOre DusrO. JNO.
los s. Ss i SD SIS 1GS rs a47s' s
Superior gF5ai I-es 59 ,5 ssdgT5I ss
ash ss O go 1873 S $50 s i9 1879 1886 iS 1883
S Sos IS os s tTsS'ss7
i7e s9 S otS 81 r sS SEQ 1872 ae
JsS0s i62S, io27 eo2 2o5s xu1.u o,,.nn,,
@ Fl ROe Richard Rs G B a 10 PhP ob Mfa Ass
Kss Ftgead a. 70 80 sF T. pooKs,av.,
Nos SO. - s. g. IL H. 10, 2$. ',''
FledS-Eqully
s. o. 3 g. 10, H. y. iS, "a Is, 1G H. lie. 20 g.
i6o5 81. Is 90 81, los S. 80. 81. IS, 70, 81.
Common Pleas-1risl Term-PsIt I-Before DAILY c; j.
E ss5 1910 1905 81 liz 15 5is 49, 1877 500
i27 i077 1915 1915, 1872 1860, 495, 81 1923, ZIG.
Common Pl,as-Tral Term-Part II-BefoIo Pryor. j.
Causes b be sent from Part for trial.
Common Peas-Irial Term-Paft III-Court opens at
- City Court-specsl Term-BefOre Van wyck J.-MO-
Tiy Court-TrlaI Term-Psrt I-Beiore Ehrlleh. @. j.
Nos 2129 4o4s 1861 S5+1 l20S 22oS POO 4 1 4 1879
1886, 1888, 1882, 1855 2oO4 4llS tllo 4lze, +lSo
CITY Court--rfia Tem-Part II-Before McGoWn, j
30e5 1000 4024 420 $3.50 1892 1905 1882 2054 1882.
3oiS, 1888 5iS7 3ISs, 1888, 1893 429s' SSai, $3.50.
CIV CoGrNTTial Term-Part Ill Before FzslnOn.
Nos 40s7 2257, 53os 4o$7 d272 DO 1913 1865 1929
1882 $50 55t So9 $ S5s l lSRS i isSs s S5
1919 1852. 1868, 1873. -
~" 30 . Ass Sss5 2iis so43. 3o47. Sels, s049,
S925. S935 $si5 $50 $3.50 $55% $500 $s9z' $s9s.
$3.50 1897 1900 37i6 8i26, $797 399t, $3.50, 1874.
872o 1858, 2l54, 26ss. 3C3, 36ss 283s. 3ISa. 3959
343O. 3Ois 1913 1914 36S7 2230 1855. 31O3i 1881.
37ls 32G7 32O8 3269 327O 3271 3272 1913, 399 $3.50
S422, 37o0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-19
GENERAL, MARKET REPORT.

CoFFEE-Baz giowths the spot were agah iS fe ~
dull and prices wholly nominal No hIo quV'Sa -
l2LaaJ.S.c. Mid grades quiet ana ulchahbtu.,
400 bags Maracaibo 100 bags Central American pr
yate terms, rather more actNe elu
what unsittled There lltle covering Vi ~,
cember al the outset which advanced mat month aoo
10 pnins while other deliveries were from po,ts ~
vance 10 5 points decline But realizing SET III IatcI vi
and the close was barely steady. October ana
closed lOd2O points lower, December losL the carry IT,
and later months showed a decline OF about pohVi.
Hayre gained November whlIe others "eI,L
franc lover. Stock HaVTe 223,OOO bags, Of -,
~ 600 bags are Brazilian Hamburg decllneI ,2Hi Ps
ON deliveries after November. London GlOsco AZ
~ m October SOS November sis Cd; December, SIS
January 4es February 49s March, Abs NO quho'G16
Kegulaf first 40 knos), 400 bags gOod secon1 ~
kilosJ 600 bags; Exchange prNate), Ia: rSeeiPvS
I'm Rio 1900 bags; Rio cleardnees 10 OnlVeu
1908 bags Rio clearances 70 Europe, SOU bags No
stock 500 600 bags; Rio market, nrn i'eceipts ~
Santos IS QUO bags Santos stock, 2ol 100 DaS'
narket finn good average Santos, oOO' NIedryu
from Fo October 10, steamship Bella lOOO 0Sgs ne
oeips at Rio July to OCTOBER 10 1891, llaoVVV UaE
same time 1850 $4,000 bags same time 1881, % SVVO
bags. Receipts Santos July 10 OCTOBER 10 iooIs
Sg3 600 hays same 1890 lO39 600 bags same uhe
1889 FOG 900 bags. Total sales mere today @1ZJO Uass
closing as follows January, lO.40dIO.OOj FEBRUARY,
10 4O4 10 so March, l0.4jd10.5O; April lO'OOdlOuOi
MAY IO.55d1O.60 October, ll.3Odl!.4Oi November
iO.75alO.60 December, 1O.559l060 Warehouse deliV.
rl's .nce OctoDer /, 1891. New 'Tk, II =n bag,
Baitimore 1887 bags; New-oreans. so22 bags total
1875 926 bags. 49,, so.,, -, to ,od
trading was very sales, 16f bales FOR consumption