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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-18

Private Livcrp0Ol tecouh.s
hanoi s y wheat y o & s 'sspssHs Joe
s isaw S ls n s IT, Moisture sp
s G's az at 'as and wSffs
message Via Chicago stated that the Aas!raa1 crop
Sn @o sg'S Of isse @
81 em %s a. 70
sold early a "a q q 4 isa then dsPp 81 At
and SoS s cS 0is POINT
Ep. .nd re, ,sSs bush year sss
bush .rlss S
s 5 of s sHSSs s"f
@ f Is 10 sDi2 NE
bss = &c. &c. ss sG &C NSse
store December Mes bought six I loa
p COZ sp aIGeG
o. 9 S S e Gs sn g. so s"'i %
n SS. ssGs
Os 40 February = sggs io so slSns at
Il June rs & NY = Ssl ~ 5lias
a"dIs a 6 Win aoa snG do
Quoted SiS.l % and and asl Ns OS ,d b.
5s 81 Ssss
Also had SLOW f the option W 'nS SD" 6ns o
Sa .,. x1;a BE-, ss, 'asa
s Se@b ss' closed Tls Ss WITH
w:;; %
sSsfs sSyas Coupled r E
covering Of ".hort were ScspOnsibe for most Of the
s close The aaHs ws Rt S @ ss
ara higher prices were the general rule shgSsrs took
pfonpt, Soc ahOat 5Decai February mixed 90
snsS
sn sd % .se and Es' Sc No a &C., Sc
slsystC, yellow zoe elevator No mixed new &C.,
g psss%Ser 57sa5sss Closing a. sste: Do J,HseTy'
SsSs 'Sj3s At ' sss g. siss, Sss
t ~ sas
figures indicated feeling steadnSss there
20 os ods ss d ssh At @ Isl 600 Ses sp
v lt's sss 10 *aS SCI
No White sosas9s elevator 10 white t2c sievoss9r
c &c. & 9nSsSS %AsS
Sc soS 81 s DO % DO
Sesc; 80 white November closing at S9sse; do DsSem
Ser M es'@s ss g sSs
S g ssaS 1 lSa sa neal 10 ii ssaPs "
Hay AND sTRG@ewSie trading IL hay continues
sf's nf
3 sx4n straw s's:sg Gss s ss
good to choice 7oa75c shipping Coz clover and mixed
60670c.. go. STRAW-Long rye 60d10c; shot rye, 45d
soc oat 35di0c wheat 25d40c.
HOPS-At interior points there Is hrm business pass.
ing in choice stock call from exporters Local trading
does not amount to much, yet the feeling as 70
prices continues strong: STATE, 1871 choice, ,0o 20
choice Ice; medium, Boise old, 4d6c Pacific Coast
1891 choice, 2od21c fair to prime, 15d1sc; 1890. 12@
Ice. common to choice.
HEMP AND JUTE-Hemr is dull, and prices nominal.
Jute butts steady. but nothing doing We quote Manila
hemp at 69.a7c for shipment Ssal hemp at 4c jue at
8sdjc jule butts, paper quality. 1aa1Sc mixing. lac;
tagging 2d2i4c.
HIDES-The market is called steady with moderate
trading. Sales include 5000 MonteyIdeo, on private
terms LOGO Laguayu, 1o'4c, and Loo Mara
cabo. 10i2c. Quotations: Cordova. 23a23h ~
13ed14c; Blenos Avres eced,2 Dd23 n, 13a14c Mon
ieydeo 13sd14c Matsmoras 22d23 u. 12ac Central
America 20d22 n Hall he Buenos Ayres kips selected
OdI3 lie Cordova kips 1odI3 n lie :Correnes Mon
evldeo and Rio Grande. kp 1oa13 ~ hs11Ic; Texas
2od25 N, 1od12c Western. 10c; Southern. they
l9a1s ~ 9iac; Dry Sailed Matamoras. selected, 24d2s
Buenos Ayres selected 4ed5o n 7iac; Rio Grands
cow, 4ddf6 N. TIE; b. A. and i. g.. OK 1880 N:
she: New Orleans city, 1910 N. 7d7i2c: Toxas and
cow 5000 N, 62674c city slanehterer 6o970 n &c
LEATHER-Most Of the manufacturers using stock
to fiji immediate order that the purchasing force g.
great al and putting cut large
lines. Prices. however. are steady.
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rueoprAN PRODUCE MARKETS

mand Is improving. Pork in poor demand. Hams Jams
In fair demand. Bacon in good demand long clear
About ~ to Is lbs, firm at 27s Cd Cheese,
The demand is improvng American hncst white ana
demand Rosn In fair demand. Lard-Spot and
futures in poor demand Wheat In far dement, a.
fair demand: mixed Western spot firm at Us "a !;
November firm ut 6s I'D; December steady at
Is 3 3-4d January steady at SIS Sd for new. Hops
at London Pacific Coast In fair demand.
Manchester Nov. 17.-Cloths-The demand is i'm
proving. Yarns dull and easier.
CLOSING PRICES or CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
San Francisco Nov IT 1891,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-18

DRUGS DYES &eAn Of last week the ,Ih,io5
Is large enough to give market active appearance
81 Srs 4 ss s 's &
Ss@sna snf bs siso's GsS Is
IL s SS a ss fe s'aP sSo
VA y Es id SSa at sS9 On m PSH
atey active and strong for bis for ehGe.
S. E; @Ss.i s T ~
Eisas SSSD 2Sss pa1'3n AND RerS
Su Penn b oS sos RSwdf qSs't sHSo
4 s DRUMS Ggs1 ana 5s
fay well ., Wss AsRpS T,sn sol
fs Sisc 70 1o% 5diS for MEDIUM and
Vec qSSd BY at and c
with die on ess sed1m and demand
tinue all this month the interior dealer Is not 6ufdene
Ss e @ sSs Ss' TsS q ass
ST sasas sa5e S ca iS London
ss p Ssp Is4s new NJ I Dates eo
Gc /" cases s.. q Lemon c%1r1 Psc sP
Sc IN orange range ree S s rrSaes fars
e.: 5ss d bf:ss e SsA
Cos to 55s new oc Prunfls som boxes n9 p.,no..
sAe se ls e. dG lSs'
&C. vs.nas l's s sS g? s 90
&C. Walnut Naples sa Mo,bd c DO F Esas scy ns 40
sSse Figs, smyrna, new. ioa2oc do baFs 9gc Mae9rOn
italian pigs sa9c Iapess sso ha as;m sc one
gsrno s' hbe 90 IS
FOREIGN GREEN FRUIT-Lemons show marked de-
@ On sSss s: s ssR Sss sasF
S g and Do MsHg 500
Fsrs LmoS .r rt rum s % seconds $4,000
nu'f SaEasGa in fair sssort%cR
Ms:Ssss9 10 eloae ssH 2SSs'
m sS cod seSres s. ssnS
s hers &c. s'i RI ~ aad S'sr
s.ss e. Dutch 0'' for ordinary and full white hoops
FLOUR AND MEAL-FLoUR-Holde evinced rather
Gr The anss no ai n %ses Nc
s ssSsr more Vs ..sdag
aS ss rs %as To-
wa sef % 200 so p5is Sr sSpS h6:
sssehy 'Ss s f2 "
WHIT: Y h sS ssss S
ty s e Ss ssa
Extra g Sssst Is %nt %sat low , sSd a. e 90 SO
e. IS = gss g., s 1s Ess sT ss 8
5sesy Z sSss ss sni
sss II n 90 na s .s spia
GRADES, % s5ss4 rs; Trade and Family Tsfss 81 Soas5
q ipll late price ssIss $50 bbIs sgperipG = ga
steady. quoted at seas2 10. srIes 500 pkgs:;;...
SUCKWHEAT GRAIN-Salss. 5000 bush State 81 &c.
SPOT and (Fecenty) 20 600 bush do CSC
cts 6066lc. :. CoRNMEAL-Firm. yellow Western
quoed 90 1888 IS and Brandywne at 90 20. Sales.
675 bbs.
GRAlN-wHEAT-Ther was q marked falling of in
volume OF speculation to-day, partly due 70 the wire
troubles, consequent the stormy weather The trad.
ing almost exclusively Of local character. and less
than 100000 bush chang ed hands An errc range OF
prices prevailed throughout the entire session but the
tbu' element finally predominated and closing figures
showed net gains Of dsc with the feeling quit nrm:
The foreign bezrish general rule which I'D
To some little selling early In the day. eliminating IN
decline Of bd5c. Liverpool rabies came I'D lover. and
the amount on passage showed increase Of 1885,
bush TIE English visible supply was said 10 have In
93i 600 bush and the Russian shipments the
estimated at 1850 900 bush Indian shipment.
aggregated $50 600 bush Private cables from BERLIN
decline OF four marks which also used bear.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-18
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, Nov. II (specal). Although there was q
,erce cold wave In the West, wheat here was weak
until New York about began little bull cam
paign. The December price sold as low as 93 7-S
cents The New-Yorx buying began about noon; 1T
took the price OF December to "a So cents AT night
Chcagoans had the theory that New Workers buy
ing wheat on a scare. Corn opened at decline
from Monday night and was weak during the session.
November sold between so cents and 81 IA cents and
closed at 81 "a cents year. between As IL cents and
IA SIS cents and closed at As 16 cents May between
4 Is cents and AZ SO cents and closed at 43 cents.
oats were kept steady by the frrnness of November
Provisions were moderately active and finally showed a
little loss at the close. There $4,000 hogs at
The yards. At the cose pork showed loss from
sonday Of 5a7 IL cents, lard OF 1895 cents, ribs
Of cents.
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ouotaous are based on american standard Of classcs
STAINED.
STAINED.
,narv 62.16 Low Middling. g IL 10

o
Strict Good Ordinary % 1915 MidoHng: -
mirket there fair degree 81 s,tlvly
and though tme the drift ultimately became
buh and general gains were scored throughout the
tire list During the early session the bear" were
favored by receipts and further depression III
Liverpool adce Locll liquidation was Iesuss ahp az
elections of cold tonight In the SOUTH however
brought af0ut buying and short rushed 70 e9NT
The close 7d9 points rise on near and ll3lz
Ian.1 80. On iata nonfhs Sales III 700 bllee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-18
FRUITS AND BERRIES-FKESH

Receipts apples have been large and the demand
trerey dull with prices ruling weak and in buyers favor
Peas very quiet. Grapes plenty, very dull and
lower cr1berries in liberal supply and moving slowly.
prices showing easier range; most weakness Is
medium lower grades OF which considerable part Of
supply consists Florida oranges in excessive
supply and moving very slowly stock has accumulated
TO cause strong pressure to SELL and prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-18
CALCUTTA BUFFALO.

CALCUTTA BUFFALO.
ses as as F Rsaas& a:iSS al
the market for irons aS nss mot
SsyCnd Wen defined o wants ss m DeOnOs ss
prices they have UNDERGONE change be-, grdes Of crude Jude
ISIS and slsasls So Southern grades rang.
s sisas5 g Scotch qgief 81 TSPs
Business reported combination held to
spp for for hs e e ssfo" r a. ss dy been
IL L. %sis as%%,y at II:
mSr sses w ,sOS sue e .ady but feataree Cable rather
Msfs s, S11sss there Es1s 2si at
4i5e.. tern quoted at ts2sS easy si,,n,
nqS9 Ese yaa %s'$'sso ;'
Sss9ss d lsals ss%%S@
sAi days s0?sSs re ,aS
:$'ss'S + e. Fl T. g.
OCEAN FREIGHTs--withou: showing material
@ the n a 5 s fs Tsi oSnage
3 .sss. s 3d. to Kaa9@ sS% '?
Rs;e Saey at e y'sG eS's siaa
OTIS Cork for orders IS ogd o Dceembep one OF
S &C. Ss,5A Has5:
fn ssa HaS S b5: to TX
Afes o a9f1 x fS sss goSs2s
general @ shp p I R% y hence
RlS I,h 6aS; n ,n0St ad Muiehinss and
of dd s: III Sssa xs, @ cum ss'se
i Sss!GGo ' private
en- ssSlos dc iss
81 s, ds city
az SfsscSsS Tss; &c .si 81 ss.s ss $1
sperm sssss' 5Ss natural spElnsi
sss 0f.iass P11s nes
ss;N Do bls s q .png
sc per Olive a red H" an &C. bank &c.,
tent e ss2 Ss s to
& $ S asiss Al. Sf1 &:
9s %as . quoted yf s sSS Co. family iii is s efay
sS & fs 81 Gff' 4 KS sstS InSa held
quoted here s and q M,, The West H. *
and prices 'nS barely '
*; ;T$;t
e; ;s fP'sS az AS
ss GS1 e1g @ s as ,s ard Psss de-
there was sePss rally and the loss was partly
a wi'? $50 ;s sl:c 5CG
G eso az g so mss s'SSses csn
NOMINAL ODE 1es n, bid January closed sic
sSI {. so-a;
T ss5y p St rule static the anrket best has ne,
n re; do tubs, best: &sa2sisc seconds g arsts.
22d26c Or amery Pennsylvania nne 29a299c Creamery,
Elem zoe other westem e.tras :9sssse Cream
.oa22c Creamery Western June, sytras 2sa2ssc June
Tubs and pals cx:ras 2oa27s first. 2isSsc ecOsSs
2eizc; nr.t; 2la2sc second; loa2o; state Dairy,
2oIG21c seconds 1920 Western Imitation
nrsts 2sd25e seconds 1sa2oe thirds: I:alec West m
Dairy rss, 2l23c seconds i6d1Sc; thirds 15c Factory
hrkns, June, extra, 179l75c; June tabs, extras lie
factory fresh Iowa extras. ?'H3c: Indiana hr &, 90
factory fresh seconds, l5sd16c: fourths thirds,
1fdi5c .CHEESE-Further strength noted In this
line to-day and prices again advanced. The rrns
~ holders however served check tIadc. Stat Factory
I'm cream, Septcmber fancy. l01s alc; Factory full
cream fne lobe do good 20 prime. 10d10te Factory.
10 fair si2d9asc do fun skins cd3e part skins
2aSc pant skins fdSiac common to choice 49,. EG1.S-
strong and higher market noted or fancy with
light splies and fair demand. Lined quiet State and
Penns fresh. Praise Canadian, fresh 27d27ic
Western fresh. 27d27Lc; do fair TO goo1 26do6Ic
Canadian held. 20d22c Western eehouse. l9d22c LINED
90d2oi-c.
sUGAR-RAw-Had n slow inquiry, while prices ruled
firm quoted at l16c for 50 test MuseoyaIo and 7I0
ar Tor 90 test Centrifugal No sales reported RE-
FINED-More active At SLIGHT advance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-18
FRUITS AND BERRIEs-DRIED.

Receipts for week SOL pkgs Exports, l1.i36 pkgs
generally steady holding of all grades effort force
business would. however, result In some decline. Sun
dried sliced apples arriving freely and the feeling easier
Coarse cut steady. but trade is auieter Chops firm Not
doing in and skins. atc receipts OF Delaware
evaporated peeled peaches have been closed zoe
Sundried quiet and barely steady. Prime cherries held
shade 1rmer: common stock Kaspberries in light
and higher More interest in backberries and feel
ing firm California aprcots and peaches moving fairly
AZ steadY pLlces. Primes In good denan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-18

shipments, 600 head. Market sjov. savx 4 :
natives, % 1Od$5 so; Texans and Ipdan
common on sale. ~ 101s2 so; cows Adj 4. Z
81 lisa 81 80. Hogs-Receipt,, 6,40O he'd y sdeg
heavy, 80 950S4 10; mixed, 90 50a az iig !, ~
best, 80 G0aS3 s5. Sheep Receipts. Y40o q ~
ments, LOO head. Market strong. nl, u 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-18
per opT dla AND VEGETABLES.

Receipts OF Irish potatoes contnu eavy and the oe
mand Is very moderate stock fFeconered At FORMER
low prices and there be indications OF any I'M
Of undesirable quality and moving very Slowly ,a ~
weak Drice Onions steady for prime red and yellow ano
white are higher Cauliaowers plenty and dull South
ern peas and green in good demand when choce
Common lots Including Of the beans are very
quiet and have to go low Egg plants scarce and "ouia
oh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-18

pacific Coast 1891 common 10 prIne.-"-H @ @ig
Paeiic Coast 1890 choice per ~. IGtty
Pacific Coast. 1890. common 70 prime ....''''-''.A
POULTRY AND GAME
h heeo good market for all kinds Of live poultry.
hut particularly for prime weighing stock he propmi
~ which Is not large The Jews want fa hczC iow,.'
and while 12c the general wholesale p Pic Sc
~ ia more than probable tDat l3c Will DC IehnN
the rem Of the week chickens are VOLT so sSs
~ about the same figure Ducks and geese arc httio
higher and firm. Pigeons plenty and lower; .oo,x 4,
lhe h arket for dresscd poultry ruled qu% tuvusZ
.e,lers favor following last report except tos mesn
epSeys which declined under arglr arrivals CnlckenS
advanced by the end Of the week l3dlc ana iowis 70
IMIoc INIT turkeys eased on TO 11al2c FOR average ps
lines So this week trade has been quiet MI, nnn mi
turkeys are holding steady and toward the close
stoc shows little with occasfonal sale OF
seiectcd large shade above quotation DUCKS arr
duI and easier. squads weak Dry packed poultry Is
arriving In some quantity but tho recent milo ana daHp
weather has very unfayorabe condition ana moss
lots are in demand. and wonld sell a. hgh ~ cen
stock but tho average Is shade lower OWING W INC P"'
condition OF many lots. r..,.~.. ,..,..,od
except at very moderate prices snip. ana Povsr
w n% enyabaeS ducks scarce and wanted Maad and
common kinds quiet venson dull kaooi~ ABOUT s'eaoy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-18

1891. 1890.
Bales Bales
Visible supply ...............3,66S 2S3 26o1 $40
Receipts 1lt,loZ SOB
Exports to Great Britain, days.. 81 041 4l2IS
Exports to France days........--.-.- lilo ,4G9
Export Continent days. 34,332 23,ooo
S'o SSus IN contsS hcehsea 2o15lo 1883
In other places ESTIMATED. 2l199 1o,lZ2
Total stock In New-York by running 49,.
stock in ali limited State ports 1872 800 $4,000
Liverpool kilograms. As p. m.-Reeept 2o0OO baies
Of which American 10000 bale Sales, 5000 bales or
which for speculation and export, 1000 bales AMERICAN
Zoo bales. Spot markct-fn buyers favor; midding
4ssd. Futures-Opened cay at Bod decline Man:
chester market-Yarns-Dul and Irregular. Cloths-Not
much doing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-18
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE.
For the week ending November IT, 1891.
BEANS AND PEAS.

Receipts for weeS-Beans, $3.50 pkgsi peas, 70,iOO
bush Exports-Beans 034 pkgs peas, 1870 bills I'm;
ports, $50 bags beans Domestic stock coming
Narrow settled back to g. 81 and are offering at e
Lose To either export obblng trade 1T that Ne
and pea not over plenty and hold iary sSeaay
sidney have been nllcd 2Ods2 20 but the
outside figure is rather exceptional price. Yellow eye
oniet Froer offerings and pressure TO sell have
caused decline OF fully oc in California Lima and ade
al gOasc Under steady export demand green peas hayo
quite firm at the close
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-18
HOPS

Receipts for week 1877 bales exports 1913 bales
imports 100 bale. BUYERS have shown sufficient Interest
to market all the The actual trading
been large from the fact offerings
quit snail, but there has been demand for all the
available lots and the higher grades worked upward
Gbout lie N. Advices from all the European market,
report some activity end a hrm connd mt feeling
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-18


NUIS-Peanuts frmer at 4isc for fancy hand picked.
Sheed dull quoted 6Lc for Spanish No l, she for
do No ., &c for extra large Virginia, and 42c for No
Chestnuts irregular sales of az 81 50dS2 good at
81 25a$2 So and prime at S3 fancy from cold storage
bring shace more
HoNEY-Recepts liberal and demand light We quote
fancy In combs 14Gl5c with good to prime In boxes
12d13c and Pm boxes Haze Extracted steady at
6G74c for light AMBER southern extracted 60a70c per
gallon.
BEESwAx-Market quiet at 25d25c.
GINSENG-Quiet; Northern and Western quoted at SO
GS.3 30. and Southern 2 50dS2 Is.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-18
MILK AND CREAM.

The daily average receipts OF milk and cream at the diff
erent railroad distributing points in and the city for
the week have been follows Ene 4,394 OF milk,
"a of condensed milk and 125 OF cream; Penn
syivaDa, Poughkeepse and Boston, 40 Of milk Sus
quehanna o4 cans Of milk and 20 eans Of cream Laca-
wanna, 1,235 of milk and 10 of cream New.
YORK Central and Harlem milk l72 of
condensed milk and cans Of cream NewYork City and
2l5 cans of milk Ontario and Western $50 cans q TX
80 cans OF cream; New-Jersey Central 355 OF milk
and IL OF cream by miscellaneous short routes
supply has been 7 Of milk 1875 cans of condensed
mk and 339 cans Of cream The average price paid io
quarts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-18
BUTTER.

Receipts for week 25s23 pigs Exports for week CSC
nkrs s warm sonablc weather has been strongly
and there been quiet mar et all he
wscek sellers are not all anxious about the position
and being carried along with the conf
dent belief that colder weather viii bring increased de-
mands and a seader feeling generally: Nearly all the
State IS on favored and below the re-
nurement OF the OF trade that pays top prices
hence o5a27c IS rate for best lots Some very
fine late Octobermade tubs are selling up 20 2Sd2oAac
Fancy fresh STEADY nc 29d291c BUYERS
Who want the brands OF Egn have to Soc for
them but IL is move much stock at that tx
ira Iowa, Wisconsin, etc. Is jobbing mainly at Ole
few fancy lots going o9c and and then marx
showing grain and very high favor is reaching '30c
Frsts are plenty and dragging at 2a2 and seconds and
has had some sales at 23d2S2c for quality but
rule holders not trying show the goods until the
weather becomes cooler line OF 300 STATE creamery
ry hut the great bulk stock is OF ordinary to sim
Div fair quality and for such the market rmans dull
fancy quality either tubs ixns, daries entire Is
wanted and nrne buyer paid CSC for eight Delaware
County entire dares and IL Is easy TO sell extra fa
ends at 2Gd27c Imitation creamery has been improving
little OF late and best marks STEADY 3dzoc some
Increase I'm the supply OF fresh factory and the weather
the goods to show up well standard MARKS %
Iowa etc bring 22d23c and best Indiana etc. sell at ~
621c few rolls have been sold at 1Sd2oc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-18
EGGS.

Receipts for week, 226a bills and 21.97S Ar
rivals fallen OIL materially, and fancy freshgahe ed
eggs become very searce such showing further
mat rial advance. Of strictly fancy brands
have been made up to 27a27+c but there are very few
he,e which show quality TO command that range. So
called fresheathered which lack the high quality
sary satisfy tho highest priced trade, are slow
are still very dull and have synpathzed but slightly In
the gathered and lined eggs very
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-18

UNION TANNED.
Light Backs..-...23 d22 Light Backs, cows a =.
Middle backs. hvy.2S $50 Middle Backs,cows q =.
Al !ddIe Backs, ..25 d2S Seconds 80
Sacn Rack G25
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-18

Cash quotations were as ioIIoWs FIour un.nAhsNi.l
spring wheat. 95-sa5te; 40 SPIN wnca,> osss5
&c. So REQ 20 S White, ss+ss$ac 80 yhtss ;Ni
Es;,a ssiac No barley b. S'' ss S3 :; no :
aassssd ps s% no y 'e ed, 30, 90 al "a -
pbont bs sides f0ose IS SJds5 25 dry sailed shog.
9boxsdl asa s. 122 short clear sides (boSed 20 0e n
wbjskey dis:iers' finished goods. per gallon, VI h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-18
CHEESE.

Receipts for days, 40552 boxes Exports for week
$50 The market has climbed steadily upwaIu
and there considerable excitement In the dc
The demand for present consumption has not oeen
follow but dealers here and at other distributing points
have competed sharply for the cheese some OF the large
stock, spd prices have been pegged up at RAPID pace
BUYING has large scale that the bulk OF phe
cheese in this State ore OF first hands and II is
reported OF the principal English operators nave
cleaned the Western part OF Canada. taxing aDou
10000 boxes 1Oaoc The market here reached
selling at that and another special coordination some 400
boxes sold at lie Yesterday car OF fancy white SOLD AZ
1Osc TO-DAY willing 70 name less than lie
for any fancy lots Small size. full cream are firm st
e receivers asking 11'.c at the close Under
grade full cream and all sorts Of part skins are higher
and with confidence Liverpool cable 4Sd54s
St. Landry democrat., 1891-01-03
Bobby's Bean-Snapper,

Somebody had given Bobby some bright
shining pennies. He had stood looking
long into the show-window, not knowing
what 10 bay. Not a top, not ball, nor
candy, no, but a nice bean-snapper he
wanted. So he bought one and ran gsily
home to try it.
He had the little birds in the tree in his
yard in great excitement. Some of them
flew off to the other side of the street,
where little boy lived who had no beam
shooter. But one little bird was not afraid,
and hoped out to the very tip of branch,
as if he was watching Bobby. The bean
snapper was good one, and Bobby's beans
flew here and there until they were all
gone. He hit the fence. That was too
low. He tried the chimney top. That
was fun. Soon he espied the little bird on
the tree, and snap went stone into the
little brides side, and down it came to
the ground, not dead, but hurt. Bobby s
ewes opened wide in establishment. "Oh,
I didn't mean to, didn't mean to-" he
cried, taking up the trembling bird. "Oh,
| didn't mean to-" Then he ran for some
crumbs and water. He put the bird down
on the ground and scattered the crumbs
Then lie dipped his finger in the water and
put two or three drops on the birds bill
He was very sorry. He could see that the
Door hurt bird did not want food or drink,
and think would have given his bean.
snapper if he could thereby have cured
the bird. That was not necessary. fol
after little while, as Bobby's head was
turned away, the bird lifted himself up
and flew off to tell the birds across ths
street what Bobby had done Our Dunn
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