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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-12
THEST4TE OF TRADE.

1866 sSs sSipmeais. ic5ss 5b: ssss 500 g[l,
d ess pecenbsrs ii oossasI oc'. Jan.1ry q 9S5.a
81 osa May 81 1871 steamer no cec 81 oil kfst "
,essp 1913 bush Shipment . 10000 tS.n I sts
nr1ner; Futz ~ 02dsI Os; Lonsherry. ~ 0SGsi o..
CornMSed Easy spos o41e year ii-sH94 g January
steady; 60 2 white Western 9,aiOe So MIXED do
arm 40 . II os receipts, 3,2ol bush; stock lt3 100
BUSH Hay steady; good 70 choice timothy, ei3del4.
Grain r. iqh.s dun unchanged Cotton weak mleai'ns
Rio eargo-s fair lie; No. :, i9e sugar steady IN
changed. Copper steady; rehned' lI+c' "hsSey
Buffalo, Nov. 11.-Wheat-NO. hard spot, no oner-
ings l. T. dull. closing at ~ o6 Il: 10 cars No.
Northern spot sold al ~ o. la ~ CA -. closed at
81 O5 II; {. l. T. II o.; 10000 bnsh SO Northern
No. / red 81 05 No. red 81 o. -; 10. l white.
81 OF asked Corn In good demand: offerings light !;
Is cars 10. 3 yellow sold at Coz 90 lie. closing at
sec; cars Xxx, no grade. at 55c on track: Oats
scarce and firm No. white at 35 lie; No 3 white
al 37c; No. mixed At 80 pa 37c on track. Barley
higher; $4,000 bush Duluth sample sold at % l-2c ::
10 cars Michigan at 65c; fancy Western at zoe; No.
al sc LA SIC: state, fair TO choice, No 500 zoe
Michigan ut 65d7Oc; Canada at Ssc. Rye nominal.
Flour i'm good request and firm best spring at So 30d
IS 40 do winter at IS 50 Is: yefour % 2Od % %
MIL feed frner coarse winter bran Sl1 do spring
s16 Canal freghts dull and weak; wheat cents :;
barley 3l-o cents ~ New-York. Receipts-Flour.
40 600 bbs wheat, $50, 600 bush; corn $4,000 bush
barley 10000 bnsh. Canal shlpments-Wheat
III 900 bush; barley, 1o4 900 bush faxseed. 10000
bush shipments BY rau-Flour. a., ZOO bbls wheat,
445 600 bush; corn, 62OoO bush.
Chicago, Nov. 1.-the leading futures ranged fol-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-12
BRITISH ExH1BrroRs AND TIE woRIDs FAIR.

Chicago Nov II (5pnc.an.-Tnre is futter Of
anxiety In Worlds Fair circles inst how the man
agement is 20 prevent the Royal Commission Of Eng
land from breaking Of the cardinal raies Of the
Exposition. The officials have been surprised to learn
that the British Commission intends 10 charge the Brit
sh exhibitors FOR the space which they may occupy at
the Worlds Fair. The surprise caused largely on
account of the fact that Great Britain received free the
space which ii intends 10 sell, From the prospectus
which has Just been issGed by tie Royal Commission
II appears that Tire Commission VIII be able 70 realize
on the space which cost il nothing anywhere from
sl770 900 10 34 600 The particular feature Of tins
which excte comment is the fact hat Director General
Davis and Chief Fearn, OF the Department of Foreign
Aesrs have been sending regulations concerning the
Fstr 10 all parts Of the world and on these official
statrments there is paragraph assuring exhibitors
that all space VIII be granted without cost TO those in
teadlnc 10 make displays. The question arises as 70
how intending English exhibitors Will harmonic the
statement Of the Exposition management vita the
charge which the koYal English Commission has an
t0unced that il will make . .., A., .,..
Tie reason FOR maSns the charges set forth I'D tnes
rro,pectus - follow As tho funds granted by hei
Nse-tvs Government will not suffice T. deTay al lhe
expenses Of the section, IT is ssary tat ey shou
be supplemented by payments from the eAhlnVOIs >:
4 charge Therefore viii be made - each eNhIDitof.
Ther follows The scale Of prices based on te alh"uh,
4 space occupied. 90 cents per foot up 10 81 ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-12
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

The crude oil speculation enjoyed Continued &C
tivity Yesterday and prices again advanced. Ihere
was another advance in tie refined marhet' "hch c.
erted infuepce. AMI the reports from the petroleum
country that the producers in the Mcdonald field were
forced 10 stop their excessive work because they
overrax the facilities OF the plpeline company also
Helned the bulls Ii j. fortunate that the exeecnt
frtirIes OF III. National Transit Company shouid iaii
in the face Of the unprecedented food OF oil IN tho NC
donald field for IL forces criller, TO EXHIBIT coug
Territory will do more than temporarily suspend thei
work and as soon a. further tankage is proViuec ue
Gow OF the crude will begin again. AZ the C0isoGalcl
Exchange 2lO0Oo barrels were dealt IN az OOa OF I-o~
III cents a net gain Of cents, ana 3oooo par1e y
,rsra sod at the stock Exchange at 50 3-5Goo Il
cents, against IS Ia cents Tuesday night IAe mar
ket closed strong. ,,- ou. .,tsoa
The quotations for refined oil in barrels were rased
Ojnis 10 IS cents per gallon. bElk beng 81" re,s'
Ces we're reduced 10 points 10 10 cent, pr gaion
Foreign quotations were Antwerp, IL - H1"'o
ppemen. q marks: London 1-2aJ SO pence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-12
THE OHIO .SENA TORSHTP.
CHAIRMAN HAHN THINKS JOHN SHERMAN WILL
BE RETURNED.

ou,rRNAy HAHN THINKS JOHN SHERMAN WILL
BE RETURNED.
onluubus. Ohio, Nov. IL (speeiaD-A majority of
No Republican members elected 10 the General AS
s.mbly decline 10 commit themselves far in ad-
rspce Of the caucus the Senatorial question, and
al .er, Of the friends of the two leading candidates
N draw from the Senators and Representatives an
.rureson Of opinion have thus far prov ID unsvang.
,, : evident now that the non-committal members
will uness there Is decided change in this regard.
hos the balance Of power as between senator sherman
md Ex-Governor FORAKER. when they meet here early
- January 10 elect q successor 10 Mr. sherman. Ever
ince the eIectiOn there has been great interest 10
ascertain the views Of Chairman Hahn OF the Repub-
uoan STATE TX scutive Committee, who successfully
MANAGED Major McKlnleys campaign, on The Senatorial
ouestion. He has received numerous kilograms from
me East asking for an expression Of opinion the
p,son but not until today did he consent TO define
,As positlon. In an interview Mr.. Hahn sad.
"a far as the senatorial question was concerned
M canvass was conducted without reference 10 il. but
nag that the election Is over. take it that every
R4publicsn has perfect right 10 express his views.
Tners is no bettUr Republican in Ohio than J. b.
Forskef Upon the other hand, there is no better one
than Mr. Sherman and both entitled 10 the thanks
a, IN. Republicans of the state for their work during
hs Campaign lust closed Men always hate to choose
between two good friends but II cannot be denied that
Mr. sherman Is recognized D. tie ATTEST statesman
and nnaneer in the United states -cnate one OF t.ie
such men as SOckess Jerry simpson ana ianancs OF
that class told dnring the camIagn tnst thelr sole
nurpoSe WAS 10 retire John sherman from the United
stes senate TheFp can be no question whatever but
that Mr. sherman vii. be elected 10 succeed himself.
Every man Of course. has right 10 bis opinion in ms
s4eDdy contest:ts this is What il Will be-and no dis
croe will attach 10 the choice Of United states Sell
stor BY the Republican General Assembly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-12
COTTON uARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

rivo-nool Nov. m-C0tton-The sales OF the
sav include 200 bales. American. Futures closed
STEADY: American middllng, low middhng clause, ~
vsmher delivery PAGAN 2J-6+d SOVcnD,r ana ne
ce,her delivery 4 2404G4 25-64d December ana Jan
uary delivery % e4d sellers January ana aeoh'Is
delivery - 64d buyers February aud harch De
livery a 3O-G4d BUYERS March and Aptlt oenst!l
3s-64d Luyers; april and May delyeF; 49," 90
oilers Nav ana June delivery, 3o-efa4 10-O4u
Inne and July delivery. 4l-C4d bus ers o
galveston, Nov Cot on quiet madlas' ~ - ave and
ross rccepts 1871 bales exports to Great Britain
so9o1 bales TO the Continent Aba bales es -; sss'
COZ bales spnner,', 40 bales stock IL Vso - e.
net receipts $50 bales er -, j,502 bales expert,
cos.fWse 436 bales sales, 2,331 bales stock, oo5o
savannah Nov. l1.-C0'tOn easy middliDg. o-lOc
low middIiEg 1c good ordinary, lac net ana gross
recsiufs Oes1 bales: experts u Great Britain, w.
GA bales 10 France, 400 Laes sales, l'Soo bales
stock lj4 032 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-12

the advance lost but the close was fsiry steany
At 1-5a3sc lower than YESTERDAY 70. e1n; 20 1s
AZ 3-4c November cfcsed Al Lee bid; year, ~ 80
40 7-se, closing 40 3-sc asked: Jenuary ~ I.S@
40 1oc. closing 30 7-sc May. 4lah 3sc ciosiss &c
bid. Osts-The early decline in corn depressed Hay
lac but subsequently recovered 1se Inc raaisg ~
very light No. cash 32c November cosep ,s o. o,.r.
ings small and firmly held 20 SIC ed nss s%s
at 71a7e Lee. FlAxseed steady but quiet sac Lean
nrmer: speItr DomInsily, - go. Bnftsr ges, s sn
Whisky steady. 81 IL. Baggng, 34a7 &c. , Iron
cotton tieS, 81 35ds1 40. Provisions quiet porS'
50 25 Lard. 81 90 Dry salt mests-Boxed shonlders.
81 II 1-2 longs, 81 81 %; ribs s6a ~ j? IL
short Nr. &c II On s6 % Bacon-Doxed shoulders
81 longs and ribs, 81 %.
Toledo, Nov. u.--wheat dull, lower: No. cash,
90c: December, ~ 90 10. May, 81 OF. Corn duil.
steady No. 9. cash Old 5sc new soc. Oats quiet
NO 2 cash. 33c May. 35c Rye steady cash, 95c.
Cioverseed steady prime cash. 81 70: January - 80
February, "a IS: March. - 90. Reeeipts-Flour. ~
bbls: wheat 1925 bush corn 5.345 bush cats,
2,GG5 bush rye, J,3lo bush cloverseed, 81 OF.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-12
GRAIN And PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.
The bulls had control Of the wheat market yester-
day and the shorts covered freely. The speculation
was less active $500 900 bushels changing hands.
but at times Il was snmated. Cottrell was free
buyer and as I've had been seller on Tuesday the
change OF front Influenced traders decidedly. The
buying OF the foreign element and the big export de-
mana had M e enc 1sss a Sni nred
tons OF q cold wave in the winter wheat sections.
Prices 1871 cent but did not hold the extreme
100000 bushels In the visible supply Oh the Atlantic
ana Pacific coasts December options opened M at
n o. o. ' 1s Nav started at 81 10 and rose 70
81 10 1858 IL 5-s The spot market was 3-sa
She spot and for special delivery and fair business
done cable aceeptances. MilIers bought nearly
Corn was unsettled and less active. There was
some early strength. November options ADVANCING / =
cent on the covering OF aSr later sna.S
10 cent lower Bradstreet's estimated an increase
OF $4,000 bushels in the visible supply apS r corn
took $4,000 bushels, mainly for special delivery from
November TO February. .
oats were weak on freer arrivals and In sympathy
with wheat options wero of 1-aa1-4 cent and spot
lots declined 1ial2 cent. There were no sa.s ioi
export OH the spot, but moderate cable acceptanceS
Lard was steady and 1900 terces new sold on the
spot, mainly for shipment.
The final quotations were as follows:
wieat--November FL O6 "a, December 81 o. 1-s'
Corr-Novcmber 90 i-o December so "a, January
80 IA February 81. 5fay 50 IL cents.
oats-Nov ember Is Sc, December IS l = January
80 Ia cents. - - ,-,
Lard-December 50 45. January s6 GO. February
sc 20. March S6 so. the last three being ASKING as
tatOns. A., .,o.
The receipts OF grain and -four reported Yesterday
az follows: Wheat AS 2O9 bnsh; corn lGl 452
bush: oats $50 bush total grain. 74s.73s bush
-four ~ 800 packages At Chicago. Mllvnnkee ana
~ LOFTS the arrivals We're wheat, 425 229 bush
corn. a2 800 bush: oats. 34as30 bush; total grain.
1eG372 bush; -four, CA, j24 barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-12
GENERAL, MARKET REPORT.

CoFFEE-BrazIl growths arrive had a fair demand,
while spot lots were quiet though the feeling continued
firm the basis OF lSi.c for No RIO. sales 1,OOo
bags No Z, to arrive, 12'sc 1000 bags NO D. llc cost
and freight 1000 bags No 6 santos, TO arrive. 14te
loo bags No santos to arrive l5e 800 bag. Nos
firm, Sales 500 bags Savaulla 300 bags Msracabo aud
go bags Central American, private terms There was
much activity In tho speculative line yet tie market
ruled So ong and finally closed 20d3o points higher All
cables hrmer and this coupled with covering
shorts and little foreign buying led 70 The rise
Hayre advanced zal and HanburE gained 'al I'd
Ro strong, and London eiosd at as better Official
January. 50s February. 56s; March o3s April. obs
Rio quotes Regular first 90 kiios 500; good see
ond 40 klos 500 exchange fpriNGtel l3 receipts IN
Rio - 900 bags Rio eleatances to United States, loO
bags Rio ccar3nces Europe, 1900 bags; RIO stock
so 600 bags l.o market strong Receipts In santos
Is 900 bags Santos stock 80 0oo bags sates mar.ft
Arm; good average santos. 300 Cleared from i:iS
from Rio November 10 . Euclid, y 900 bags 10
coip.s July 10 November 10 1891, ltf 600 bass
sane time 1900 1o79,o00 bags time 1889 Sot SOo
bags Receipts at Santos July 70 November 10, 1871
2s6 900 bags same time 1890, 1897 600 tags same
time 1853 ss7 oco bags Total sae- here to-day 70 ooo
70 lie January II.75al2ci March 1135all i6e MAY
IL 4oc and June H. 25all4oc closing a. follows
ianusry MOAN 9Jc February. 11e5dl1 -. Mar h.
IibOaii 55c April, II .tod11 SOC MAY. ll35an toe:
June II aoa11 .l6c July u zoe 800 Novembr u
ti2 35e December leO5al2J0e. Warohon.e deliv,iles
since November l. 1891 Hcw-York 100 623 bales Pal
t;mo-e 3 5es bales; New-Orleans. 3.o76 bales; total
~ COTTON-On the spot quoted weak and dull, at ul-
cha1ge4 prices Sales. "a bales, TO- consumption he
cets AT the ports 3S ba es, against 43S DSes ms
dav last week IS oy4 GALES this unS ast year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-12
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool Nov IL 3:45 .. n.-Beef and pork
Holders offer freely Holders offer moderately
taort cut: about II 10 10 pounds steady at 4ss "a
par ngiy American. finest white and coiored Urn al
yS sd TsllOw and tnrpenune-iiolc-rs oler Freely
kosn-Hnlders offer moderately. Lard-spot ana
morts holders os,er moderately prime western spot
xuDsvemoe: December and January Dun az bis "a
nheat-iiolders offer moderately, No. = red WINTER
ssSsay. at - I'D No. red spring STEADY, az -
niEd flOur-Holders offer sparlngly. Corn-spot
lie supply Is poor, futures. holders offer moderately
mixed Western December firm al cs 4 3-4d; January
Ieady at IS Id for new. Hops at London-Pacinc
'"ast-Holdcrs not Offering.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-12
rnRFSr FrREs ETTIYGUISKEp.

Nays Landing y. j., Nov. IL (special)-The heavy
rns the past two days put out the forest fires
aat have been raging in this section for over week
big FIRE burned in pine forest between this place
and Iuekahoe all day sunday and Monday, but did
little damage. Near Elwood valuable tract OF timber
vas destroyed early this week The fires II Is sup
posed were started by hunters to drive game from the
nnGerbrnsh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-12
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

London. Nov II. D. m.-Conso "a -, iof houGs
and Ohio first mortgage bonds. 80 D oanag u
pacific ss rs Erie. 20 90 ILLINOIS central Iva -
York Central lis IL: Pennsylvania % Il heaihI =
"a 10. Mexican Central new per cent bohuf, 49,
Money. 2a2 IA per cent . 49,, -. -, -. IN "a
India council bills were allotted today OF an al
vance of l-32d per rupee. a.. nh, -, Tn,
The amount OF bullion gone IltD IhV I''''" VI Lis
land on balance to-day, is sl1OOo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-12
~, s,rpo,s r,cyyFIcEyr slrH-HoUsE.

san Francisco Nov IL SpeciaD-Sutro the million
slre. has Just adopted plans for what viii be the
finest bathhouse in this country. IN cove ]ns'
north Of the famous Cliff House and Seal ROCKS, ne
Will build a large structure IN Roman architecture.
The main swimming bath will be 275xloO feet hlled
With water from the Pacific. carefully filtered AROUND
pis bath will be an amphitheatre capable oi sesuhs
1000 r.o,L. the huilding will include Turkish and
Other batis and viii be fitted up sumptuously' lie
entire cost will be $3.50, 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-12
TIE MASSACHUSETTS BOARD OF TRADE.

Boston. Nov 11.-At a meeting Of the Massac huseus
Board Of yesterday, December 10 was announces
the date for the annual dinner when IL expec'en
that secretary Foster and Benjamin Butterworh VIII
Be present and speak. The Committee on lmnisr@
von reported in favor OF stringent measures py |"N
gres 10 check the influx of undesirable foreigners.
proposition TO boycott firms falling dishonesty was
referred O committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-12
Political TRIAL IN CHARLESTON.

Charleston. 5. G., Nov. II (specialj-The first po-
Hsca tra in this state since 1873 is now in progress
in the Federal Court. 1t is an Indictment nheer
Federal cases Of two prominent citizens OF Florence
County charging them with intimidation IN the cam
pagn Of 1880. 1t grew out Of the HaskeiEIhims@
canvass which was bitter. f. II. Deas, kepubhean
candidate for Congress. was holding hasAen inoe'
ing when he and a prominent white Democrat. MOTIFS
vrr, assaulted and badly cut over fifty witnesses
viii h xonntus ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-12
10 AID NAVIGATION IL TIE GREAT LAKES.

Chicago. Nov. II tspeciaD.-A petition to Congress
prepared by the Cleveland Vessel owners Asssocia-
aon, asking for the establishment Of large number
Of ioggnais lighthouses and nghtships on the Great
Lakes, is being circulated among Chicago vesselmen
for sgnaures II is the purpose TO have this petition
represent the entire marine interest Of the Great Lakes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-12
STAINED.

In IN. sneculatlye line There was further
hut The eea1ersi DRIFT favored the h eeincls. MI
.,s I'D was accomplished attended with Ifeourst
spurs Of excsrnent The early market Sea on f
sSonS,; selling Initial sales showed break OF $40
nonts after which there further oIoYot Scttoo
pa~ins ~ s.short" however caused genera tHe~
Int the feeling subsequently became depIesed on ng
ous and Increased estimates some pa
acne tbe weld at 200 coo bales eosing halies snow"
-, inssas N 66o Sales, lcOyJ Difs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-12

= 6. !. p =? - g = e
- SSsas l s at g. ,,,. .ee, 90 n at .. 2s
roaa .f@E1 Do. . s. at 50: . o. :2s
y STAT e saSe g =. q a: $ 20 80 do = p 1ss d.
g. i 10 g. = ID n q B.
sj II . ,sssses .s! " r. 8 HssR IL B
:o7 DO 90 NJ private 80 sheep and iano' ~
50 r. at 81 .0s DO. 5e i, az $ 50, -, a,
sa.s P s. M II at + s az A fs DO lS'
& p at s. 10 isj DO 81 n at % 70; SO do 10
S's i STATE sheep 3. 2 81 g. 81 70 State
p. s. ~ Kase ia Ysp no. smbs n 20
g g. Z g. q = si Il F''n'yl'''- 's'' ~ 3D.
r. Hppe Co: Il3 ambs, 30 n. at % % ~ uo'
Load s 1o sSa j. fsiHaS St t Mais
quoted primer O. = pea e SSs lSo hoe, AS average
at 81 80 per 100 ID.
LIVE STOCK MARKErsBY. TELEGRAPH.
Buffalo Nov. lI.-Cattle- Receipts last - hours
AGO head; total for week thus far, 100 Tor same
Read iiso Of which To- Se% 100 for sale
market opened quiet and easy closed earlier, WIN
s eS% ~ Pa ss' t
same time last week, $3.50; consigned through
sale; market opened strong and higher closed dun
and to 10c lower: good to choice WORKERS.. - 2O@
- 25 mostly ~ 70; light, - 100 % 10; meaiuins
81 25aS - 30; choice heavy. - 356 - 40 pigs s1e
~ O5 rouglls, 50 25d 81 40. sheep and LambS-ke-
ceipts last "a hours $500 head total for week thus
far 81 400 for time last week. 700 cons
through. 400 head 500 t. New YORK, 34OO Tor sale
market opened steady closed dull and weak, WITH
some lambs uusoh: best native sheep - jOG ~ 20 !;
fair TO good - 75a 81 40 best native lambs, Is 2oa
s. 80. fair to good ~ 5oa 90 Canafa lambs, - 40"
s. 90.
chicago Nov. IL The Evening Journal reports ::
Cattle-Recepts s, 900 head shipments. 400 mar
ket fairly active steady top prices on natives % ooS
S6 No extra steers on sale. Others. 81 2oa - 20 :
rangers 81 S5d 81 25 Texans e.. 4Od 81 So stockeis,
- 100 a. rs cows. 81 25as2 so. logs-Reeeipts ~
900 head shipments, 10000; market opened actlve.
strong closed weak, lower closing rough and common
50 Goa 81 IS prime mixed and packers 80 soa ", -
prime heavy and butchers weights, 30 80 90 30 lgt
- 5o0s 81 s5 pigs, - 254 - 90. sheep-Receips.
5000 head shipments, 500: market STEADY naive
ewes S26 - 25 mixed "A 4Od ~ 90 wetlers III 100
IS 20; Western - 30; lambs, 81 zoe b 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-12
OIL MARKETS.

OIL City Nov I1-Ysuonsl Transit certificates opened
~ ssfe; highest. Disc; ewess 5sSe closed az GIG
e.e 900 bbs clearance S54 900 bbis shipments
H s@ ,Snls; rns. 1893 bbls. ,..,,o.. ,.s O,
~ = q, b,fs... sls fret; Ss:,s .....a
sss.s j Siiss Ssas.s' SOL sis s !ssss Ss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-12

1.C0
Crop movement 3D. iisie.
Visible supply -jGG IA
Receipts, days. az a.
Txnoits to Great Britain, DAYS. sovif 1SD,aa-
Fxpofts 90 France, days oooa 55-st
FXIorts ~ Continent. days eo'a'V '-'"1'
stock in New-N0r6 In licensed ware .,oo o. o-s
houses counted daily 4SIp'lleed2 $500
In other places (e,tImated -ii'oi i'S''
Toal stock in NewYork by running oo- M "a 900
count .-'-'- ---, "a
Stock In ali United States ports -l'l4''@O. 80
Liverpool teiegrams ;i5 D. m-hecepts ,0V 49,,
OF which America. b 900 baes "a -, wv "
which for speculation aud export Vv Dts Tiu.di,a'
goo bales spot market dull and deDIe ssea Mndlhs
led Futurr~-JDened weak az O-o7a drttl't'
Manchester msrkst-Yaras-ln buyers I&'ofi e'o'ns'
dull ara easier .s..s -, .,os.tsc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-12
WHEAT. NO. ..

Cash quotations follows Hour unchanged No
| spring wheat. 95e; No spTng wheat sYasg2c; no
32IaS4ei No 3 white. 3lea32te No rye 92c; No
barley. SOC No 3. b, 4Jd62c No 42ajle; No
pr Dbl IS t2s lard per 100 n. 90 Ioas5 l22 short
boxed S5as5 12 short clear sides boxed as 25as0 80
whiskey disles' FINISHED goods gallon I'll Is
unchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-12
csrturcs an1 Meetiues.

CHURCH TEMPERANCE SOCIETY.
~ Annual meeting az ANNEX HALL, 10 tth-a,e. op
ro.tS Cooper Unlon,. on lhgs.dsy eishi Soy r. =
Rt Rev. Bishop POTTER. d. d, Hon. W: ~, WINS.
Hon. Judge AtiNOUX. Rev. II. Y. SATTIHI.EE, D. ID.
and Dr. BllIDGNAN. EOB'T GRAHAM, Secy.