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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-13
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

CoFFEE-There was decidedly activity In Brazil
grpwths and the market ruled strong at an ad-
vance. No RIO quoted at 132c bid Sale 3ooo pl Go
No g. 127se LOCO bass Nos and T. lS2e FOR No 10y
anoat. 500 bags No T. 13tc; 1000 bags No santos,
14hc and to be shipped. 900 bags No T. 1885, 100 bags
I4s.a147sc; and to arrive 1000 bags No O. log and
800 bags No Santos 152c Mild grades firm and fairy
active Sales coo bags Maracolbo, 200 bags Mexican,
1927 bags washed Caracas and iS6 bags Porto Cabelo
active with fresr covering OF local shors" and buying
BY foreigners Higher cables and the Increased demand
for spot and stock TO arrive were the chief incentives 70
the Imness Prices At the close showed net gallo OF
gsnsa Aga ags' LOPSon so'e d at S p ID. % a.
February, 56s Cd March, SOS Cd; April. 53s Sd Rio
quotes Regular first 40 kilos). 8 1905 good second,
receipts in Rio, 1000 bags; no esaances % United
5000 bags Rio cesrances to Europe, oC0 bags
Rio stock, 293 coo bags; Rio market firm Receipts In
Santos 10000 bags Santos stock, 900 bags Santos
market firm good average Santos 10 600 cleared from
Receipts at Rio July to November H. 1891, LOS 600
bags time 1890 1,0s9.0O0 bags; time 1889,
500 900 Receipts Santos, July Nov. H. 1891
24e 900 same time 1890 1,4l3o6O; sane time 1889,
II .55c May, 11.5Oa1i soc; June, 11.50a11 .55c; and
July IL 49, closing as toows Jspyary 12loSl9 I0s
ali Coo May, 1861 SOC June II. 6odli SOC
ber r. 45a12. December, 1230dl2. Warehouse
deliveries since November 1, 1891: NewYork, 10000
bags Baltimore 4ol6 bags; New.0rleans 3,942 bags
C6Tf0Se6n the SPOT ruled quiet at lsc decline.
Quotations revised Gulf cotton reduced 1.16 now sc
on Upands. Sales 12l bales for consumption. Re-
cepts at the ports 40 o73 bales against 464O2 bales this
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-13
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, Nov. IL (speclaD.-with the exception OF
small clearances from the seaLoard there was no bear
news on wheat to-day on the other hand, there was
no lack of bull news Yet prices finally closed very
prohibitve edict. rather serious view OF the wheat
situation by THE, Price Current higher cables:
lighter lots in the Northwest and the prospect OF
zero weather through the winter wheat belt Friday
did not prevent a break Of almost cent. II ever
there was case OF too much bull 10 was one to-
day. December opened at So cents sold between 90 81
and 95 49, and closed at 95 1-2; May sold between
81 O8 1-2 and 81 or IA, and closed at 81 OF Lao
81 OF 3-s. The business chiefly Of scalpng sort
Corn was easier. The cold weather. larger receipts
than anticipated and the statements by "Ihe Price
Current" the farmers free sellers and that the
condition of the crop good, all combined TO start
selling. November sold from SO IL cents to So and
closed at 81 IA; May from 43 So TO A. rs, and
closed at IL 7-5. SeaboaM clearances do not begin
to confirm the reported export business. oats were
easier sympathy with corn. The Interesting cir
cumstance The enormous recepts.each day greatly
over the expectations Covering of December product
particularly December pork, by Armour and by Ream
closed provisions strong. The December buying was,
however, invariably accompanied by January selling
so that there really nothing further than
transfer of short account from December TO the
first month of next year. Todays business was small
In the aggregate. There A., 900 hogs prices at
the yards were 10 cents lower; the estimate for
FRIDAY was $4,000. At the close pork IL cents
over last night; lard and ribs 1-2@5 cents over.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-13
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NewYork, THURSDAY, Nov. 12.BEEy Es-Receipts part
alive for aTa q bs frad
o SS lai' carloads Of the o
sedsl0 per head for old 6 ed 81 eoas2 per 100
Latest cable adSces quote the European market dull and
City dressed beef had moderate inquiry to-day at 4aa
anu sa l a. reported ii Thursdays Tribune
age as 8 p cS 10 S s1S DO S
H. at 81 IS baadboxes," at 80 per head IL do, at 81,
'I Hume Mullen 40 bandbOxes" at s. per head 10 DO
Mich COws-No arrivals worth noting. Dealers re-
p S he sS ana oa had nq
gss b BIT ss sa
R Rsfnsy 02}a ,s 100 t
& ''ys sST cooler tas sdf'5b
TP% the s ga e a S se st aS
ngurs little calvcs at Base CITY dressed veals at 7Gllc
dre ed at Sdic and dressed Westerns manly at
sale-DiIeqbsck Dewey 80 veals, $40 N average, at
p Nelson = western cilves. sos H. at 21c; a5 do
Hume Mullen vesls l6i N, at 7i4c; 81 grassers,
~ Collins II veals, Ico ~ at TIC; do, 112 IN, at
Judd & Buckingham 2 veals. 1870 n, at Tic; Z gras-
Scott & PidcocH Wednesday 81 grassers POI H. at
g gr leo nj fed calves, $ao n, at SO 2 10 DO soi
rs e ASn es &
load. 1t GOthst and 10 carloads at jersey City Extreme
duness characterized todys market and dealers were un
willing accept the figures offered for their Canada lambs.
est TO best sheep sold SO 5OdS4 so ordinary prime
State, Pennsylvania and Western lambs at S5dS5 To-
dead market continues Glow, with dressed mutton
selling CASE, few selected wethers going high
glad 70 let out good stock at SdSi2c,
Sale-D. Harrington 473 Michigan lambs, 20 n
age at e5 so per 100 n, 254 do OH u, az S. 9Th
state do 80 n at 90; Ii do, IS d. at So; 237 Buffalo
Rne Mullen go rennsyIyanIa lambs, so'. ~. at
- bilienbaeE 4 Dewey 2s5 Michigan lambs, 70 ~ ct
E sa' sSfe 10 ss ct sn 90 SO H. at %
state sheep 81 n a. 80 80 also reports sold "wednesday
Newton & Gilctt: 301 Kentucky sheep. 95a. H. at
n Collins. 81 State lambs 10 N, at IS 75 10 Ohio do.
Judd Buckin CHAM 211 Pennsylyania lambs. 7os u.
a. ts75; % s:st eo d. = Ma at $50 "a
do 100 r. az o. rs 81 do 0s ~ at 81 IS bucks, iS5 n
j. ~ Pidcock: a. Pennsylvania lambs ~ NJ at IS 80
212 DO 70 n at s. 40; ewes 1s2 N, at "a 25 IL do.
II. Hippl. 4 Co. 1922 Ohio lambs 6s N, at SIS 4o
HOGS-Receipts 80 carloads OF 1914 head-l3 carloads
i0th-st and 10 carloads at Jersey City. City dressed
moved few poIns yesterday and live hogs quoted
limited to few little punches Of state hogs
Country dred slow az 02d7c for light upper Jerseys
5'.c64c for light lower JERSEYS 5iad6c Tor medium
weights and 5a5hc Tor heavy hog
average at % 25 per loo n rough do 323 n az So 25
Hume Mullen: State hogs 800 ~ at 81 40; stag.
Judd { buckingham: State hogs oil N. at 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-13
Rutter steady,

Is Povlslons steady ssSas Gomez ss''fr rn so
fair ~ No T. Is 12013 "a. sugar Seany
Unchanged Coffee nm; refined IL L.
firm, unchanged 80. ., mar-
buffalo, Nov. 12.-whcat-No ! hard spo Closing at
tet % 600 bush c. t. sold at 81 % Il nth spot
ri os "a $4,000 bush No North o,d a. 81 o5 Il
closing at 81 Oh IL 5000 bnsh NO Nortle as No.
apos sod az az 81 90 No sSsi 90 12 closing 81
snot 90 3ic CT I. Winter wheat dun ana wan No .
. rcd ri 90 No ! white 81 90 LIZ two CIT y. ooc
rcd one car ungraded track sod q, cars cars
Corn Irregular good demand, light supply lou, s,nw
No . yellow old sold ut sc; eleven cars ~. lid ar
sold nj 5aaGO06O 1-2c five cars NO ychow ' No a
sou Ia s ave cars NO sold at 5sc; two cars NO.
on track sold at soc. Oats scarce and nrm %o No
Wn White sold at 80 1-2c: No. white 81 lSc NO q
mixed. 30 1.2c Barley strong 200 1lsn' liked. SI
Western sold at 66 lie closing NJ oi ~ %
90 IL bid RYE nominal Flour sea %ys Dssr Steady
az I59$5 a5 Mil feed strong coarse wn,er pr.
$i7 so do Spring s16 so. Canal freign,s dp Rsccn.
a. m New. York: nothing else onercG NJ 1ox :
fIour 90 600 bbls wheat $4,000 bush Ss,S;
600 hush shipments Cana-Wheat; iesV,v W, eon
rye 99S9o bush axseed 10 500 BUSH by ra h hoS5
~ 900 bbls wheat 129, 900 BUSH; rye o1ooo pu''
chicago Nov 1.-THE leading futures rabgeu Is iof
lows ,vur,r No .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-13
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

There was increased activity in the wheat specula-
ton yesterday 100000 bushels changing hands,
but the market nervous and unsettled The news
buIlish, but the bears showed disposition TO
assai values. The foreign element bought freely, and
the cables were better. Freezing weather prevailed in
the Northwest and the export demand continued brisk
War talk and the prophecy that the Russian edct against
wheat the point OF being enforced also helped
the bulls The opening wae strong and an advance Oh
3-461 cent scored. Late In the day change
Of sentiment caused general decline, Partridge and
Hutchinson being rce sellers at the West Local longs
hquidated, and foreign houses were said 20 have sold
December options opened at 81 OS I,2@$l % %
Nav ranged from 81 IA 1881 IA to 81 IA $50
ended steady. Nearly $4,000 bushels we're taken
here for export Oh tho spot and for special delivery
and 100000 bushels were exported at baltimore
Corn was weak and active the trading IN options
and firm cables alike were ignored. The West sold
freely and the better grading OF arriving corn ans
s Big eSdeS off M and the
declined 10 cents The spot market was unsettled
and lower, although 100000 bushels were taken by
Oats drifted downward with corn There were sales
of $4,000 bushels for export, but spot prices fell
1871 1-2 cents. The options were more acuVe' ana
Lard was steady. There sales of 1880 tierces
on She spot and TO arrive, part for export.
January, 81 TO- February, 81 II 10 May; 81 10 a.s.
oats-Novomber 50; december, SO January, SO Ia /;
Lard-December, IS As; January, SO 60; February.
Ss 10; March, So so.
The p # n n@ nST pSd socn
follows: Wheat $685. bushels corn e ~ 10
oats 1s54 bushels total a caee 3
waukee and st. Louis the arrivals We're Wheat eat.
41O363 bushels corn, 2e07a1 bushels oats 325 365
bushels total grain, 1,ose4e1 bushels -FOUR 4o'eeS
barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-13
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool, Nov. IL, p. m.-CottOn-The sales OF
the day include $500 bales American. Futures closed
weak MISUNDERSTANDING, low mlddling clause, Novem
bor delivery, 1se4N4 10-64d November and Deem
ber delivery, 1s64d4 1864 December and January
delivery, l964d. sellers January ana February de
livery 22 04d, sellers February and March delivery
o5-64d sellers; March and April delivery 4 2s-64d,
sellers; April and MAY delivery, 30-64d4 3l64d
May and June delivery, 4 33-64d4 3464d; June and
July delivery 3664d buyers.
Galveston. Nov. I2.-Cotton quiet; mlddlng, 1-2c
low mtddling. 1l6c good ordinary, 3l6c net and
gross receipts, 1870 bales exports, cOaswise 3 532
bales sales 1000 bales; splnners 100 bales stock,
125, 334 bales.
Norfolk. Nov. 12.-Cotton dull; middling 7 lee
net receipts 1886 bales gross, 1852 bales: exports
coastwise, 3,233 bales sales, $500 bales; stock,
II ,617 bnles
t Savannah, Nov. 1o.-Cotton dull middllng 3-1Gc
low nliddling o Use; good ordinary, 1Sc; ana
gross receipts, 09'1 bales exports to Great Britain
4453 bales coastwise 4,470 bales; sales $50 bales
stock, 162961 bales.
New Orleans, Nov. l2.-Cotton easy; mddling.
Ice; low mddlng, 7 5-16c; good ordinary, 3.4c
receipts, 5466 bales gross, 5000 bales ey ports
TO Great Britain, 5.l10 bales to France. 6,9O2 bales
TO the Continent, 1O223 bales; sales, 11100 bales
stock. $40 500 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-13
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.
NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PR

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The crude oil market less active yesterday and
the of short covering appeared to be There
were sales of 5000 barrels at the Stock Exchange at
SO IL cents, the final figure of Wednesday. At the
Consolidated Board $4,000 barrels dealt in, and
after opening up 18 81 18 cents prices broke to
90 12 cents, and then gradually sagged to 60 cents
There sales Of cash OIL at SO IL cents. The
closing was heavy. The production is still in excess
of consumption in spite OF forced suspension OF
work In the Mcdonald field.
Refined oil was unchanged at IA rs francs In Ant
werp. marks In Bremen and 3 1-2d5 SO pence in
London
Oil City, Nov 12.-Naronal Transit certificates opened
at 61lsc; highest clio; lowest 597sc; closed 537sc
Sales 9s 900 b Isl cesrances 66i 900 bbls shipments
~ 922 bbls runs, 142 ,24S bbls.
Pi.tsburs Nov I2-Natonal Transit certificates opened
at olisc closed 60sc highest lie lowest 597sc.
Bradford Nov. 12-Naonal Transit certificates opened
6rsc closed at 59'4c highest 614c lowest 53'4c.
CleaNnces. 454 900 bbls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-13
THE SITE or TRADE.

Baltimore, Nov 12.-Flour steady, unchanged. Re
400 barrels. Wheat, No. . red. strong: spot,
u Oo 1881 0G IA; November, III 06aSl O6 ia
December. 81 OF $50 81 OF "a; January, 81 90 lisa
81 90 "a May, 81 IA bid; steamer No red
81 OF IL asked. Receipts. 23,571 bushels ship
ments, 1857 bushels; stock, 1,595.372 bushels
sales, $4,000 bushels. southern wheat steady
Fult2, ~ o3a 81 Os; Longbcrry. 81 oiGsI O5. Corn
mixed, dull and easy spot, "a L.; year. 81 1-46
"a IL January and February, 54a5l IA
March, 81. Receipts, sOOl bushels; stock
5o.603 bushels: sales. $4,000 bushels. Southern
corn steady watc 53ado; yellow, ssh 30. Cats
do. 81 1.2a37 80. Receipts IL 900 bushels: stock
l29,325 bushels. Rye firm; good 10 choice Timothy
5l3aSl4 Grain frelghts steady steam to LIVERPOOL
I'd; Cork for orders, As 0da S. Cotton dull middhng
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-13
LIVE STOCK MARKETs-Ey TELEGRAPH

Chicago. Nov. ~" The Evening Journal reports
Cattle Receipts. 1900 head shipments. 5000 head
market slow; prime TO choice natives. SIS so a 70 O5
others, 81 50 50; common, 81 75a So 20; Texans
81 o3a 81 75 RINGERS, SO 75aS 81 % stlckers 81 100
s3 rs COWS, 81 1S2 so. Hogs-Recepts, ~ 900 head
shipments, 1000 head market strong TO higher
rough and common, So 70a3 rs: prime mixed and
packers, SO S0oS3 D5; prime butchers weight and
heavy, S1d4 05: hight. SO 50G$3 So. Shecp-Re-
ceipts 10000 head; shipments. 600 head market
S4dS4 40; wethers, ~ G0as5 %: Texas. "a 800
81 40; Westerns. ~ 65 lambs, 81 5o0s5 80.
81. Lonis, Nov. 12.-Cattle-Receipts $500 head :
shipments $500 head market steady fair 30 good
natives $685. rs: Texans and Indian steers. ~ 2Oa
So 20; cows and Gamers, ~ 26d92 25. Hogs-Re.
ccipts. 6l0o head shipments, 3,7oO head market
shade lower; fair 10 prime heavy s.j so a 80 95 I;
mixed. 50 soa $3 so; light fair 10 best 50 5Od 81 G5
shecp-Rccepts, 900 head; shipments 400 head mar.
kct strong; fair 10 choice. % .0dSI 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-13

S s:s s dS N.Y. Closing Sc 30 wniss
November soc O. ssn0es ccsiSs a. sssc
at Il 'P issi I'D I'D y S9sss
% doas @ rye 90 feed meal 81 ESQ
HAY AND srRAw-Recepts Of hay were n sG%sThn as
f f good e choice
5oas shipping e9s clover s5or ana rye a5a5oc oss $50
strength is SIN noted choice grades
for which s tss gSd en ss 2S es r
ssl choice 2os2ic MEDIUM. i7a1se sommG G 20
sceup asa coa ase' Sa choice fair prime
i5slsc 1890 i@ai6e, common to ehoic. s.,os rs
tons s.rst N5oaSsS aoa-oo5 10 pscsmPef
SPOT SPOT s aas 3 At s'a asa s
a.air but s SufNs jvs sDIs and DceSbe
sfELIER-Weak and slow; Novembef' 4S''ac''-'''fi'
'NHoLxssEsAst,sdliy Isl, but trudng SLOW Porto
Rico quoted .as6c ooan,, oas ane Ia
f sSefs sY Sa lsaff sIIGRpExrINEn light
request while prices steady quoted at SgGSo2e
h6siNhas moderate oGoas aTry a. ,fa syaei f $
], ii o5asl 675 a. 81 % ~ 81 so l. 81 H. q ~;
NJ Ii % III 81 ed rHled 81 Sd SssE s. bs'
crude. z5e Other kinds haa slow demana @oSosnYt
ceySn 6a0e Cochin inssd raw &c city Am Sascaf
sea ys s &c oI sr pr gS 40 GocOsa ceyon
sad qsesd raw city A%e 1a%% : sS
lard g sa 80 81 p %
ic bIeachd do extra bsachs cd wnsS
; aa5s do SsaSsfa
sSs Do bleached spring 54s5sc
% Sc * es ssc . Saised S S;' s
6e StSs5s Palm prime Lasos SS via steam
lines very ilr and q uII rates by all resu ar
Sas sr sa S bush ssn to
as 600 bush grain to Newcastle at ID 10000 bush grain
3 At IS Cd 9 s eG 1T =! oSo bS
e q q h ssssmet n 81
Nehs6oRs Corr for orders RS st lSSSG
es port in The Snse ssaS Spsd Ss or
sis 70 . eS FL mo Siss to DO
FL q I'll; :
Ss 200 at ship gtEGiL
'T eS9is ssS sS
s IS 50 qHf 9s@s sISSsi5
and a. the @sst e s s saio. 800 S
saes 20 SSss, s sss1y b Wy
SGsa e. G g:s sssS idtss hs od
DDLEsA Chicago Decembe aa short hort ribs sa soS
g. DE 5aEsfp'yh urther slight
with a demand 2Rio Ss SS ST se
out special features and prices showed no marked cnange
s1eg s e Sanas sad Ma
noaSrate export demand sales 800 tc os v c ssea
Sm s ssl 14o tcs &C. sned Continent aOssd
cember closed at 045e asked January closed at 500 bid
Us SsoSeoG Fss ss eto;si I'd a. Goo
BuiiTTEROFancy stock rules steady, but otherwise
as,s quiet S ASsA pa FeSS best .AG p
27a-sc do tubs best 2sa2slae secoads to hrsts 22@
EIgin, SSc; other WsstsrR extras 2SeSeEei CTeai-
wessFn % wss:F sseead exa 9aas
Legs Sas aaz hp sa:ond
Ts 2isGSs . %;n stss
Dairy, Grkins and tubs, extras. 94c hIsts 21a?Sc
:SSd sfss PaW ..sa imitation fsi 2sS Ss
S; sse3Ss. % iIaiSf d 5G
Factory nns June extra 17&17sc June .ubs extras "a
GS7s factory rsh rsc 1fEse ssfSnd d. l nare
and further sdyaaGs Is 1 SSsy in s2
cc Factory fair sa9te do full skins "a
S%d generally canadian sss
Canadian. held 2oa2ic Western icehOuse isa2ic lined
50 IS saa sg ags oe 81 G. s RI
Ps 'Ps oS fds E2s & f'Ssa$s
or Fssas 81 %Gd Empire
& sSSds 5$ s5S h {. e austs at 7s
ana red ah s
loo SUS d quiet Rsme city quoted at
Manutactgrers are taking small parcels Of nne
30 e0% doing a' oqO;asios Xxx and above aeece sO
s; s a. %Sa1 an 1885, sSHE:
81 I'D axe seI unmerchantabe do, 2aa25c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-13
THE TURF CONGRESS ApJoURNs.

Chicago, Nov. 1.-THE Turf Congress finished Its bust
tbs morning and adjourned to meet In ST. Louis
the second Wednesday November 1892 Rollo Wells,
Louis elected president General r.
Lexington KY, vice president E. c. Hopper. secretary
the Ltona Jockey Club, secretary snd o. Bradley.
treasurer. The following resolution adopted:
Members Of the Turf Congress will cooperate with any
racing association associations promoting and
honorable racing and in or organza-
ton for purpose which is National in its scope
rule adopted that any person Offering receiving
money to scratch horse in any should be ruled on
the tracks Of the members Of the Congress.
The second session occupied in making changes In
the wording OF number OF the rules. thought that
these changes such materially to influence the
ton OF the Twin City and other clubs. since the only
resignation received that Of the Washington Park Club
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-13
CLOSE OF THE JENNINGS RACES.

Washington Nov. 12.The fall races closed to-day with
good attendance The betting heavy and the con-
tests interesting.
First raee-Purse $780, Of which SIS second and s26
tn furlongs. Busted, liz (Sims,
Nnone 81 John SON. seeond Fsnnle Lewis lo7 (stans.
berg, third Time-1 :l72.
second race-Purse $500 Of which $50 70 second for
three. yesrods and upwards SELLING and half fur,
longs. Lthbert 116 tSImsl, won Umpire Kelly 1o7
252
Third rasePurse $780, OF which $50 TO second weight.
thens l07 (Sins), wen; Sunday, ia Davis, second
Miss Wilisms. los (HllD third. Tlme-1 :05.
Fourth rsee-Purse S400 VI which SIS to second and
s2S to shire for aad upwards seilEg
mile. fSrchmOnt Ill (Banow) Foxmede, III
lMoore) second Bothwell 1l9 (CredeD, third. lime
Fifth race, steepechsse-Purse Sips q which s25 to
second gentlemen riders; refuhr course. Mogul 1852
sar Eliot won Folly T. l59 lMr. McCauiey), second
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-13
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS

Liverpool, Nov. IL, 3:45 p. m.-Beef-In poor de-
mand extra India mess, dull, at us Cd prime mess
dull at 7Os. Pork-In poor demand prime mess fine
Western, dull at ASS sd. Hams and bncon-In fair
demand. shouders-About IL TO Is lbs, steady. at
and turpentine-In poor demand. Rosin-fn fair de
mand. Lard-SpOt and futures, In poor demand
wheat-In fair demand No. 2 red winter firm at
IS 90; No. red spring, firm at IS 10 I'D Flour
In fair demand Con-Spot In fair demand futures
in good demand: mixed Western spot and November,
firm at es I'D; December, firm at 0s sd; January,
steady at os 1d Hops-At London Pacific Coast
There Is nothing Offering.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-13
OF AN AUSTRIAN LIEUTENANT.

Edward Raynes, policemen OF Central Park squad
found the body of at 10 80 o'clock yesterday morn.
Ing lying In the shrubbery Nnetysixth-st The man
about thirty years old and poorly dressed There
bullet hole in the right temple 8s-cabre re.
yolysr clutched In the right In his left hand
he held small mirror. which he had eyIdsatIy used in
directing the shot In his pockets we're two letters
BAttAn In German and So cents In change In one Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-13

the letters the address Of No. e1 Sixh-st was gwen.
There 1t was learned that Armin Freedman
an ex-lieutAnant In the Austrian Army. His brother
David, Identified body The only cause his oiother
give for the suicide that the man had been
troubled lately with raging toothache.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-13
MOTHER IND son BECOME INSANE.

For the first time in the history Of Bellevue Hospital
mother and son were taken there Yesterday insane
Mrs Margaret Lang, foryeght years old and her son.
Louis tweaysix years old taken to the hospital In
closed carriage from their home No. 343 West Foriieth-
ST. They both showed signs insanity several days
ago, and yesterday they both became violent that
was found necessary place them In the pavilion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-13
WHAT THE ATHLETES ARE DOING.

The suspended games originally intended TO have taken
place at the Peekskil Camp viii of at the Amory,
Parkave N;nety fourt-st, this evening, November
co. Admission free 10 the armory.
The games committee Of the NewYork Bank Clerks
Athletic Association decided to give boxing touna-
ment the Lyceun Opera House December %. Com.
reons Will begin in the following weights los pounds,
115, 1856 and 1853. the 115pound class to be nOvces
open 70 all who never won a prize Entries CLOSE De-
cember 16 with n. d. Alng Nassau Bank.
The Nassau Bowling Club, made up from members Of
the Nassau Boat Club last week organized and started
their fifth scason The officers A. Wilson, presl.
dent H. W. Walter captain, and G. L. Burnhag, treas
urer. club Will bowl IN their handsome alleys,
at No. $40 West Fourteenth-st every Friday evening
from the makeup Of the club, excellent scores be
expected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-13

William 0'Connor, twenty-one years old who lives at
No. 147 Secondave got into dispute with three men
In the liquor No. go 1hiri-ave. at o'clock
yesterday morning He jabbed In the eye with the
point Of umbrella by John Grady and severely injured
Grady escaped The police arrested George Somers
agent, and Patrick MeCluskey. o'Connor had his eye
dressed at Bellevue Hospital and went home.