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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-03
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool, Nov. ,, 3 40 p. m.-Beef in poor demana
Pork In poor demand Hams and bacon In far %
mand. Cheese in poor demand: American mos
white and colored steady at sos for september mss
Tallow In poor demand: prime city easy at S9s
Spirits OF turpentine I'm poor demand. dull at .is
ROsin in fair demand LarlSpot and futures In ps..
demand; prime Western spot, November, Deceav,
and January dull at Bis Cd Whcat-The den;aa
improving. No = red winter firm at S jig
No. > red spring firm at SIS ID FlOGr-The mana
improving. Corn-Spot In fair demand. futures !.
active demand: mixed Western spot and November
firm at IS 3-4d: December firm at Is Sd; Jsnu1I
firm at IS lid for new. Hops at London-fSn..
COast-There Is nothing Offering Receipts OF We.
for the last week from Atlantic ports $500 quses
from Pacific ports none: from other sour g. 44vv
quaters Receipts of American corn for the is'
week, $4,000 quarters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-03

;TSs'f g. i.s;
u III. a5Gsa at Is s. 81 Egg
Options wi5. ysy qus eSss 'Ss she.
,ssnss s. g"sso SO saa S g
grade "a 1Za t year ago City Steam wak Gales 100
sSS 3 pessaSs sssa
} }sssasyy Closed Ssssq $50 e. ca
buyers state gss' ox, R Per 2S DO
second, S 20 as Creamery EIgn soas sj
other . woSn s sH5s Gl thirds ao@ cesme
June extras 23c June rss r eUna ssc srS
ss's d'.y s!;a td9 SsS IS
s sSs and TUBS tubs sSa @
s' ' Atkins extra zee ,DsT rSt' a,: da?9e
Gee sscGnd' ,h,d wesit ss
R p. pat!e s d Gl%Ss' fss'3s
tas June aTsts q tS fafisE fifse
lS sSenas but steady fancy stock STATE
Factory ri, crea% ne sfpSSSs a"' good pine
saS Facoy fair I%s* sK6 DO paet 'k oRic
f tso5sy carmen sG sne to saS e
State ssd ans "fae o.? sa$ %
G4se2se hsd ao22c western 2oa22
lDp ssfPGEsITbere are iobbIng transactions in a., all
S ss5 s coa eSss. Sgss
SaSSR0'e White i2saIIsc Cloyes-zanzba 52a5'.c
& prine 5aSc; Red Pepper 1ii2a95e do Bombay
s9SLc Cassla-Sagon Rolls, 26a27i2 do broken Z3~
Sc China &c Batavia 9aioc Mare 50e7oc, Gn ger
Calcutta sic: African, 5G6iic; Jamaica. l3hai 80
do bleached i6dl6ec. Nutnegs-Iarge, G5aO9c; llos.
59iaG6oc; 12os to 1855. 55djSc ,,. oro,od
SI-GA R-KAW-Quet and somewhat nominal; quoo@u
at &c for so Muscoydo and 5Sc for 90 test oe
frifugal on the Coffee Exchange November cioseu
324aS3oc and Decor Der a. 3.e2a3@c fr;flNnnD-
In light request. Cut Loaf 5sc; Crushed S,sc low.
XXXx &c; Mould A. 4@c; Damond A. SlSc GS iasc
toners A. 4isc; Columbia A, &c; WINDSOR A. &c mug.
wood A. l5l6c; Phoenix 4 lslGe Empire a. o Jse
No 8 .lGc No 3sei NO D. 29'iec NO o.
sTEATiI NE-Lard nominal city; ia tes duotea az e nsc
TALLOW-Unchsnged and quiet, prime city duOVu ~
4osc. Sales, 80 hhds city, 4hsc. -, ,-..os J.,
holder, since la week though deals pending ana sto
IN various kinds will probably change hand liter on
Prices remain the fortnight back with te fe
inc steadv, Quotations: Xxx and ahoNe nee g
nv NO TeIas I7a2Jc; fall do 10d21c; secured fine
bring do months 90 a64c mrdIum secured do 5od5sc
Georgia 2Gi2d27c; de alne BIC; medium washed
deece Csc line unwashed do, 21Ra22c; unmerchanabe
ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-03
THE STATE OF TRA DE.

spot R9 Re d Ssv 81 % asked Se1 n
1900 Snsnes.. ' at 81 OF IS 900 bushels at
II OF "a 10000 bushels at 81 OF 80; 5000 bushels
bushels at II OF; closing fgures-$l OF 5-s spot,
90 7sc e. No. Northern SPOT 81 Ss g, w WINTER inter
81 Oh No. white. 9oca 81 ; No. ! white; Oregon.
90 Ice. Corn quiet and unsettled No. yellow, 65c
& G no. se 5sc D no grads 57s 5sc track
oats lower; fair demand; cars No. . white. sold at
and an cars ' No. .? mixed i' SO s1s "a track
quiet and easy Western fancy, zoe; do. No. 2 66c
Canada s4a csc. Rye-No. q csc bid. Flour steady !;
best spring. So 800 IS 40 DO winter s5@ 10 10: rye
T HnF S 5 AZ DO no. an I ess
steady wheat. i-4c; corn. 3 3-4c; oats. . SIC;
Flour. IS 900 bbs v wheat $4,000 bush; corn $s4
600 bush H. oats $4,000 bush: barley 5000 bush oG
bush barley $500 BUSH rye. $500 bush-By rail
Flour, $4,000 bbls: wheat. $4,000 bush; corn. 17O'
900 bush; oats. 900 bush.
SO 50a SO 75 do extra SO aOa II do family 81 6Oa %;
winter wheat patent 50 15a IS so; spring do DO So 69@
Sbls shipments 1866 bis. Wheat qu let; No
red spot 81 o. g DECEMBER D. 1sS
8 992 bush sniP% %o 10000 bush stock Isl
Fultz and longberry sIaSI o.. Corn csuIar and
higher mixed spot "a lIe year SO os% 50 Sc Jan
ceipts 1888 bush; shipments s,571 bush; stock
55623 bu,h; sales 800 900 bush southern corn
steady white. new, 500 53c: yellow, new, 50d sac.
oats quiet and steady No. . white Western SO l-2@
PC: No 2 mixed Western $sd3 9c; receipts 1929
Rye slightly easier No. p 90c sales. Receipts 4,45O
bush stock I65 5o7 bush Hay Inet; good to choice
Liverpool per bush lid Cork for orders per quar-
ter As 6do Is led; cotton per pound 1 farthing:
middling 3 sc. Prlv'siOns firm, unchanged But er
steady; creamery, fancy 30c do fair to choice 260
csc: do imitation !4026c; ade, fancy, 22623c: do
good to choice 16a20c: rolls, fine, 23c do fair to
good laa 2Oc store packed "A Iec. Eggs firm, 24c
Coffee firm; Rio cargoeS, fair, Is 34c; No. = 1870
13 1-4c. Sugar steady; graduated. 4c. Copper firm
unchanged. Whisky, 81 25a 81 ~.
Chicago, Nov 1.-The leading futu ranged follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-03

options and e, awhile It, the s.sn' na wa' the
cdsd Ssn In 5y % and Ser
vate Liverpool account; noted an snee Savrd gain
q per quarter Stocks az Lyercol indicated ah
or ' too n 20 hs ST spo and
By delyey Continued dry weather was another s' ,h
lad 6 iasG sRp aes The
showed Increase nearly sooU puim xas CON-
deb general S w as mas hsws ssS 's
market Segan 70 weaken and early buyers started g
loading leading O ssan Of i Ok the sea
saturday last subsequently, droPpa % ou to- and after
FREQUENT variations il touched 81 Io', closing at - H.
said 70 be moving Gws, I'd the sS onss
large all sab Vs om Nth e nsSfd a aae
% nes ed' the Paris aGSeS ssa s
celyed owing to holiday A na ss2 q $50 bnh Win
ss a nSs'7 sass 'sadS 10000 :eyfy
asS S sS,S sssis ~
spot psr4e. & i'T s nnS oC T S Se reaStoa options
1o1t taken for export on Geuans SG
n6 nSr ps al Sc under December 30 winter
T eS at tho SGst Df Ns 600 %
%s sSt oS q b & "a os oa
S a"Sradei 20 rns e e5 Sod Os 10 csS
5 81 os Z: q no. al h GS .prns, o$ no
& ' Il & c s. 81 DO % s do R
s. Cs Ef6;SrFy q Ss e
q 49, S. ;l Do &pr i0sds eo.Iag at do Nay
I'd 0 "a. a. ss s:nF os s. dds
me as asl stock aud l., quoted az thr
close 81 BARLEi-Sea saefi wa aUeUo ou Sds
at zoe .C0RN-sptculaton was quite Drisk III ss
Ger al and the at times was more or ess excite
Neary 3,o0OcO0 bush represent the totu deanes n U
with the 'bun' side. and decided gains were scored az
around The Russian ukase fright the anu
foreigners bu Of January and May IN ADDITION
winch the cables GENE 2a3d h.gLer November IaineG
3c enb l'sc January &c, February 2,sc anu -nsJ
lac. Expected large receipts for WeGnesdiy ana me
and tne settled back 2alAe, November va" os
especially weak aud closed NC lower On
OF s I5eer ns arrivals shot 9 GEet 'S ST6zs
10zc and osed heavy pTessur; to sell Sniyp'iIs
1900 bush, and there was considerable rc@Wu "a
sales 1884 600 bush future H. coo bush spot and near
by. including ung AIDED mixed ana white 6S3 oe NO;
6i aG52c. closing ct 6ic dc December 57aosc closing
at 57ssc January, 5l.n55lac, closing AT - &c 10
FeLrl airy, 5to,o2c closing at 5he; 90 NAY
S Ssssue AZ GAS W WEI nasSs brisk option
line upward Of 110ooo bush changed hand t s
buyers and th@ toiegn element bought heavily against
cable acceptances There also lib.r1i export de-
mand for spot and nearby delivery Upward Of lo0O9
Clipped white. Prices advanced 2dise and ina hgufes
about , e ' spI S on Contract %ee anmraS
arrive including No. 3 mixed, 392c elevator; No:
white S7s.c elevator; No. mixed 3G'a37l.c elevator
s5saSS4c aaoat No. White n sieaSo
SSG3sI4e; ungraded mixed Western, 35a3sc; white DO
37af2c; No. p November. 800. a27c closing Sosc DO
Ds7se. Closing at s7s.c do May 3ss; closing al sste
SIss closing at 9sc DO January sayos sS sna wS Ss
90 b. S0ds5c; 50 n. soas5e 100 n. $lasl 10 shsrPs
r clfs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-03
COTTON MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH

Liverpool, Nov. =, p m.-COttOn-The sales
the day included 6.1OO bales American. Futures
closed weak: American-Mlddling, low middAni
Der and December d livery, 31-6ld. buyers: deem
Der and January delivery, 33-54d, sellers; January
and February delivery, 3j-64d. buyers: February
and March delivery, 4 1860 3S-Gid; March and
April delivery. 40 6404 41-G4d; April and Nay de-
livery, 43-64d4 Al gid; Nav and June delivery
4 46-6494 47-64d; June and July delivery 1914
sellers.
Galveston. Nov. 2.-Cotton steady; mlddlnl
13-I6c. low mlddling 3-sc: good ordinary O. ?e'
net and gross receipts. 10,4JS bales. exports cas-.
wise, 5,3l4 bales; sales, 1924 bales stock, l.'es
bales. $500
Norfolk. Nov. 2.-Cotton steady: mlddlns, I 34ci
net receipts 3,s63 laes; gross j,9l3 bales; expfu
coastwise, 1921 bales; sales, LIZ bales STOCK
Is .O40 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-03
COURT CALENDARS FOR TODAY.

Supreme COurt-General Term Before Van Brunt, 2.
e. S 81 70 and 4aiS4s s. So ST. o. g. S.
ioi iGs iO5; loo los i0S J-Motton
calendar. Nos 40, ana 800 Elevated cases called at
supreme court-speciol Tenn-Psrt I-Beiore Ing1s'
as 81 81 4S T f Dsos SS, 49, 7ts To-
,s 1 Eas ana o .e I'm Nos 1si &c., 1919 SO
81 SUPREME gsEmPart u -B s oB!lsn
iso SO COS 7O@ iloe iio7, oSi, sos. C5S, 7O1 7ee
y uS SSS 20 to- 1BeOe Patterson j.
SS 5S 49, 49, 1895 no ide mss loss S. EO 49, id
1 saOla rene b9 ia 1 Andrews j.
Ad suprsne u9ta NGSS9Hf 1IIDetos
80 AZ so, 27Se 1872 9s$ 2so4 a,o 1905 1871 5s7,
Sd? su 1ssS 1SF gGS lP. ny
f Ns: 80 ss liz III III G @ i5ic 7s
ias Lac 23s ssS t 81
10 20 d1 M 9sSss for the
Superior Superior cOur-speciai Tefn-BeiOre Freedman j.
NOS sup pSH 20 tOart-Equy TermBeOre McAdam j.
Superior Courtfrsi Term-Par IBetore scdgwick
Giss 0 co Ss1TSGd Il Ssi f fBsore
SesSS pego- ccS%Trial TermPart III-BeOre Dugro,
Mos. HOS 1865. 1912 1885. 1892 1897. 1907 lo2o
. cSS'9 g. g. g. 3d. g. TO- t. a. 70 81
o. Common On Feasspecial Term-BelOre BOOksaver j.
Common Tern,Pssrt aPe9s So9 PrSS ss 10
iS7. 1855 1874, 1887. Al 1882 l2is 1929 49, 1885
1879 GSn 1asS sfs 1ai ~ is2 1872 and
OucPs S Soa TT Term-BefOe McGown mo
lions. n. ,, e,. 7,
and Assistant Dstrict-AttOrney MacdonnaNos to 49,
Court OF General Sessions-Part II-Before MARITIME,
j. and Assistant Distrct-Attoney Davis-Nos to IL,
Court of General Sessons-Part IlIBefore Ftzgerad.
j. and Assistant District Attorney Bediord-Nos To 10
tncluSiNc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-03
BLACKMAILING IRE SALOONS.
A SAMPLE OF TAMMANY'S METHODS OF RAISING

A SAMPLE OF TAMMANY'S METHODS OF RAISING
CAMPAIGN BRIBERY FUNDS
From Senator Stalers circular letter TO the liquor
dealers OF New 0rk.
AS a member Of the Democratic State Committee
and of the subcommittee Finance, l respectfully
request you TO assist, TO the fun extent of your
ability, in providing the necessary means wherewith
TO defray the legitimate expenses Of the present
Gubernatorial and Legislative campaign, and take
the liberty to address you on this matter. AS 1T Is
UNDERSTOOD THAT THE VARIOUS BREWERS
ASSOCIATIONS HAVE FAILED TO MAKE THE USUAL
NECESSARY APPROPRIATIONS FOR A COLLECTIVE
CONTRIBUTION. You are doubtless aware that
in relation to those questions as TO sumptuary
laws in which you directly interested, the
issue between the two great political parties
is the very one which your representatives in the
Legislature have frequently been called upon to
meet II you will refer to the past record OF the
Republican party-particularly as TO the many
stringent excise bills introduced by their adherets,
acted upon by both branches of the Legislature, and
only falling TO become laws in consequence OF the
vigilance Of the present Democratic EXecutiye-you
viii clearly see what might be expected If the con-
test should result in Republican victory.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-03

DRUGS. DYES, ETC-Thc turn Of The month has
ssS has s sSs a ct G s5as 90 o@ q%s 6S
demand with bulk i 76ssi 50 for doaystc foreign
%%d g $0esI 81 -. iSF grain. Cirs as,d is
Get fm and trading COOL With CITY RcHeG quoted up
to sa2s r9nks Sfas eady at 81 9oSs2 70, Aagqs
for bbls for choice article Cream Ia at
at range OIL ei rpp SH eef iis%f h 1d'' al
" 6Oas2 20 for Western and 50 15a$2 S. for
aS f%s1 wa 2.soS Peru
7s.ast. CatcR, arH1 Win 'go, 10, afce; SaSteq at
tGs M OH Bsn9s r"qe qq 70 ,oq uS seg a.
Gambler quoted at o.G52c; Glyeerlne is steady ana
s7si5iss cases Gums faiFy active with AlepP9
sors, I2aSc for yellow, l5aCl Tor medium, and 0Oc
long prime Ganph0r rsSeHiGg some sttentSa on
ibis and 44c in cases $780, = W ''' III
perhaps lttie better 40 :he interior dealers arr taking
anew goods N y fSTs Sd0 n@ ina the con-
fruit on The local market consequently changes the
follow Valencia rssins Of new, o@Gae; layer
.7e sulsana 9sse La0 Ta LONDON layer ne%
Malaga, London layer new, 81 %; Dates Persian com
&c IN cases lc cro LtehOS $lhe lemon Peel cS 81
al Orange Peel S''e loc Prlnes Turkish 1859 casks
&c bags; &C do = nsh eoeo5s sSSc do Gslfornia
Almonds TS'Iage4Ss iss do Lysa i?S Princess
ysSs! Ssy ;hSis nes w. 2l 60
Grenobe 1O4c do Marriott, She Filbert' Sicily. new
aa i p9s ses Sss 0s &C.
g sr5ne s hb s 90 ne 1
and oranges small prices hold very steady on Medter,
nc SaTIa:S rates ?f Icoas s
Oranges sorrento and Palermo sOcs nv do 2 9os. ~
p asnef sa1i$ sDdS1?a no
do dr,as. do San 4O
FIsH-Arriyals of foregg herring, quite frequent
ara go sS henF & NorEaa No fish, quoted So at
go per Dbl 6lc9ter 10 s2de
81 so Cod Geo ses IS $3.50 81 Banks, 81 so Bone bEe
Ssr Gs0g 7SS P c and d hsE Tsa Se1 ss
22ss7scD u''H O-' iOf OiOn''' anu 'u white hoops
FLOUR AND MEAL-FLOUR-There was moderate
home asy CITY Vii sod SSS fS' for fP
Mes indies and there wa some nGG for the European
sISy saG S ns As eeI the tone Tas Tea
ees. Low Extra. SO e5asi 2? i 5000 bbs City Mi,
@G' 500 o5 Ss' Mine wheat ga
EHt, a - so6 S5 ~ = LOO 60. sugroe s. 25g
null NIL. vat nse: 81 IS PINT % 3@as5 CO. Low
= % ordinary to choice sO@sl 80 fancy. s5as5 10
IS So Spring Whr OH low eta u S5a - s.
eleai - 5oasi 80 rye mixtures - 3jdsi 80 saignts
eGOee - 3 ncy $ 46ss5 90 ''S Sa ian e.
spring and %ner Market ark eo.d d gSTn RI
tL0U ;Rather weak and only moderately active Sales
aad Fs@ EStas q iS@S rsInts 81 80 oa$S fue
Ky Il FLOUR-lu fair reql and nfm. Sae., 700 bbs
Slpeifle, So l5G IS 25 Fancy. 30GS5 40 ......
BUCkWHEAT fLOlR-Dull; quoted at S&dS2 10 for the
whole range. ....- 81 CKWHEAT GRAIN-A Dad Of
state sod at go osng at Coc asked Canada ugoted at
yellow Western quoted at 90 1893 TO- and Brandywine
50 So Sales 900 bbls.
GRAIN-WHEAr-The Official announcement by Russia
OF the prohibuyc expectation VI all except
tented to strengthen the tre list during the early
To-Day there was some little excitement at the outset
and foreigners were free buyers while local shorts
cred 70 liberal extent. The result Was rise a lab on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-03
THE PETROLEUM MARRE7.

NEWS FROM TIE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
The exports of crude and refined oil from Atlantic
ports for the first ten months Of the as given by
q Kiernan's were 51O,5O1 900 gallons decrease Of
36 AZ 900 gallons as compaSd with the correspond
ing period Of last year. From the seven principal
Continental ports the quantities taken for consump-
ton continue to show decrease, while the visible
supply of refined oil at those ports is about the same
as at the same date last year The independent
producers are said to be coming forward again and
there are positive statements of formidable opposition
NO Inc ..s1ndaru Oh Company - ~
Yesterdays volume Of business at TIE Coilsondated
Exchange was small but prices were higher notwth-
Standing the production OF the Mcdonald held The
dealings I'm National Transit certificates amounted TO
$4,000 barrels opening at 60 3-s cents. Inc Mghest
quotation was 5-8 the lowest SO 81 and the closing
80 cents. Refined oil In barrels was quoted at $40
cents bulk at 800 and In cases at leo cruoe IN
barrels al $50 cents and In bulk at 300.
Foreign quotations were: Antwerp, Ia '-5 francs,
Bremen, 6.10 marks; London, 1-2o5 o-S pence
OH City Penn. Nov Irrational Transit certiheates
opened 597sc highest 60ssc lowest, 59s4c closed
59sc. Sales l02 600 bbls cleaIances 14S2OO bbls
shipments, % .355 bbls runs. SO 2S2 bbs .
fittsburg Penn, Nov. 2-NatOnal transit certncates
opened Coo closed at 53'sc; highest 0osc; lowest
Bradford Penn NOV. 2.Natonsi Tra'.sit certificates
opened 6O'sc; CLOSED al Uci highest oO4c lowest,
$3.50; cieaIances, 100000 bbls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-03
TILE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, Nov. . (specaD.-The much advertised Rue
sian prohbtve decree is out Gables announced
this morning before the opening But, TO the amaSs
ment and chagin of bulls, II did MT prohibit exports
OF wheat at all Although the drouth WAS still on, A.
though cables were up, although the decrease IN The
visible supply much smaller than expected, prices,
all because of the Russian news, were weak Deem.
Der sold from 80 SIS to "a II cents and closed a.
"a 3Sd "a IA. Big seabOard clearances did not help
MINNEAPOLIS and Duluth had 1859 cars, here theN
were 3l2 the estimate fol- Tuesday was 100. The
approaching holiday inclined traders to eyenup AID
deferred them from plunglng. That made the marie,
rather narrow one IL the drOuth is still on Wednet
dav possibly tine Russian disspp intment viii be for
gotten and the dry weather become factor again.
Corn cables we're up equivalent to cents bEshel
Liverpool due TO the announcement that Russian ex.
ports had been prohibited. Foreigners we're reportN
buyers at NcwIok shippers were buyers here. Their
was quite neral covering Of shorts. Receipts. now
ever, showed increase; the estimate for IuesdsJ
900 The local market increased 25oooo bushes
November sold between 81 SIS and D cents, and closed
at 80 3-8 May. between AZ SO and 43 IA cents, and
clio ed at Az Oats were also he,ped by the announce
Ifent of The Russian ohlbitlon Russia last year er
porting over Ga 00) 900 bushels. Although hogs
again the expectations ard although pdoes at the
yards 10 to - cents lower, there was such Tree
culary by packers, that prices at the close showed
little advance over saturday.
Provision stocks published tonight show 2t?Oo
barrels Of old pork, 32JS1 tierces pime Lard 5f0IO
pounds short ribs. This is reduction OF Sc 900 bar.
re!s in rk, Of $4,000 terces in lard. and Of 22%oO0
pounds In ibis, much larger reduction than vas e.
Dected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-03

granulated, 464 1-1s; standard granuIatsd. az
crown A, 1-4c; crystal A, 1.1ec doub,s liz;
&c: red star A. 13 1ec keystone a, 7.se gs,sisS
b., 31l1eo; Franklin extra c, 33sc; red ' ssa
7-16c; green star G, 3 i6c; blue star g y, c.
ton. Petroleum Iulet and steady. Rehned ~ ~
1876 35-1o0c. Receipts-flour. $500 bshm ,d ~
sacks; wheat, 80, 500 bush corn, 300 bsi 'oS1
600 bush oats, 2G,1OO. On
Toledo, Nov. 2.-Wbeat active, lower: M
81 1.4c; December, 80 5-6c; May, 81 0f7s a.
dull: No. 2 cash, $50. oats quiet cash n. Zen
duh. steady; cash, 92 12c. Cloyerseed dal' Re
prime cash ~ 60; January. ~ 67Il2 SAD
Flour 23s bbls: wheat G49o BUSH corn, .oe ~.
oats, 1,475 bush; rye, 300 bush; coyeret' ', !,
corn, 800 bush; rye, 23,500 bush. ''' VA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-03

On the oduce Exchange to-day the butter market and
Milwaukee nTtn% e Nov i Flour quiet Wheat No.
barley quiet $ 5c w Rse on r a: * 2S n
$i 2c ardJanDary 81 e. Re SrfsaIFay
9,9oo Dds wheat 4loC0 bush; barley, 9S,sOO bush
ley 1900 BUSH ' ~
NJ Peoria "a H. Nov Corn steady; No. o 50 1ac
80 l4c; No. 3 white, % 34a Doc rye Quiet: no .
80 l,2a SOC Whisky firm Wines 81 is spirits, 81 90
3.oo9 bush; barley, $1,000 bush sGpmentsGC
1000 bush; oats, 10000 bush; rye, none; barley
Philadelphia. Nov. 2.-Flour-The whole market was
quiet. supplies OF desirable spring wheats were small
hu prices were steadily held but winters pent
1l ana rulcd III buyers favor Western and PcnnsvI
vana super 80 sou $3 So do do. extras ~ gOa "a y,
straight a 56a western wn hernS S y%n roller
VI 90 do do, straight, 81 500 ~ 80: winter patent
str7ght. "a 500 50 TO- do patent So iOa SIS 30 Rvn
nour IN good demand and firm. with sales as5 Is
A. 70 quality Bg .c -four quiet and steady at
Mheat-Cables were higher and this market ruled firm
though without important change. Demand for ex
wants Ungrlded. IN grain depot ~ OF: No . Della
ware red in export elevator. 81 o. -: No Pcnnsyi
No. red. November ~ OF IA VI OF 1T Dcccmhcr
81 Oh g January. 81 O50 81 % 12 February AZ ~
u o. IL Rye-Scarce and wanted Mt 05c per puSh@
for No = In ear lots Corn-Thc Oprn'ng was strnne
and Pa &c higher on Russian uhase prohlbtng y 80
and higher cables. Ind subeequent prcssnrs -, III
the market lost 12c OF the advance but closed stead
at the call with good inquiry for new 'e c
for export. Local car lots We're dull and ,,o op
and No. was &c lower old No o vn %an
track. 81 l-2: Cd No .. mixed In grain doro s0noH
Twentl"hs ST. elevator 66 &c: npNy No ~, tla
Offered to local trade at soc without bnyers NJ
mixed November - odG5 &c: December ~ o,
SIC: January. SO 34d sic: February "a . a. 80,
Oats Market was very strong under hnIlISb Snoc,
tim duo to se Iyssan prohibition OF exports and
fair demand. No. mixed SEC: nncradea vi Vii, VI
b i-9e: No white ;7@37 i2c; No. white % i4S
whit November. - 10 % / o.: Decemb,r ga ~
"a 34c: Janrs,y, 3S i-%S9oc February, 30 Iaa asc
hn'tar du ana weak rennsyivanln creamery extra
stock PennsyEana aIsts, .oaa5 &c; exceptcnai
o 9 hgt'r. 'mese steady: part Skins. Ease full
oa' Al iloc; cubes. 1sa4 i-4c; extra powdered
AAAA' lie; standard powdered. So 3. Ice nne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-03
LIVE STOCK MARKETs-sY TELEGRAPH.

chicago, Nov q sThe Esenag Journal re aPsSst
l. i .ss9s aat spmH. @
s5e aos p ao Texans. s. 25as2 IS rangers $50
"a so soeers s5as3 native Co.'s T. Is
op'ned Owcr and closed stronser rough and ccmDm
81 eo@s 75 p2cser and mixed = soS 70 o. Pr rht
s} 15o s.; 90 sheep-Rccepts, 6.Ooo no shipments.
700; market slow. lower native ewes % soc u 80
mixed. "a 400 u si 90; "e'i'r'' - ''""' ~ ~
81 p 80 Nov oCattle-Rcceipts last "a hours $50
head total for week thus far, 1906 head for same tne
Iast week. $50 head consigned through 1920 head
800 head TO New YORK; on SAFE oooo ntchcr steers
abont Steady with no very choice offered common;
slow and lower closed steady for good gradso d ao
slow for common extra stee - 200 70 Donnd "a boz
IS good fairly fat 1900 TO 400 pounds, ~ POI "a
81 s5 medium butchers LOO % Ivy PJI no noxnds
SO 75a ~ is; cows and heiers good to extra p og
So do s2a 50 2 poor to good mixed IT,
fair. 81 4Oa So do, good to extra corn fed ~ oS@
50 IS coarse and green steers, $50 to LOO pounds s
g Michigan stSce go 70 49, 49, R esaer
s. $500 GO; do, yearngs, s2as@ S5 90 DO do
feeders g g. 90 e sp Sfs Sc
lognas1 75as2I5 calves buttermilk - 1os ~
s yea st Is o %lGn to fair @
Hogs-Receps last hours 1oa3T me nen iast
total for week thus G GF head
head TO Ncw-York; on sale, "a 600 head opened
70 Gs 81 so i meGu ana weight d 1s
ers good to best corn fed So 75d SO So do light to
part corn fed SO 7OdS3 IS good heavy ends. 81 100
"a pigs good to best fed, 80 7O0 $3 IS pigs,
common skips to fair, s:'a S3 so; pughs so 70 20
stays 81 75a SO. Sheep and lambs-Receipts last
twenty four hours, 6ooo head total for week thus ir
o. 400 for same time last week, $4,000 consigned
through, $500 head on sale 10000 head; opened
I5d % cents higher for good lambs; slow and I'M
changed for light sheep ruled steady and unchanged
closed slow and weak. Sheep-Extra fancy, - 25@
81 so good 10 choice, S4d - % fair TO good S3 300
So IS culls and common, ga 80 25 Lambs-Good
to choice native So 25d&5 40; common to fair do,
81 35aS5: culls to common, S3GS3 rs; Canada, COM
mon 10 extra, SIS 25d 80 so.