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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-22

The great leading medicine, the
children's tonic, the real euro and
worm eXpeller. Is DR.. Simms
Worm Killer. Tho genuine is sold
only in 25c and soc bottles. Depot 18th
and King streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-22

White pine tree tar and honey, for
coughs. colds and la grippe. Hollis,
~ Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-22
BlGYCLERS= ATTENTION.

The Wilmington Cycle Co, having
would solicit your patronage Bicycle.
Tricycle. and general repairing Work
g guaranteed. Reasonable prices. Order
or work left at the 8. E. corner eth and
Jackson streets or Mt the shop 2o3 Della
ware avenue promptly attended to. f20-5t
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-22

Thousands OF the celebrated City
Market and Fern Glen cigars, manu-.
featured by II. Il. Bourbon Il Bro, 1 L.
Second street. SO. Try one.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-22

Nobody will sell you clothing
cheaper than 226 Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-22

For honsc plant flowers, etc, use
Bo,wkers Flower Food. For sale by j.
J. Smith, Fourth and Sllipiey streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-22

This powerful sGrofulous disease of
the head and nose il successfully ttDaL-
cd in every case both grown people and
Children. by DE-. Slams. lth and King,
anu AZ Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-22
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Jones Hungarian -Four byall odds
tho finest Hour, 8 per balr0l. at J. j.
htn4.l $. Fourth and Shlpley streeIs.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-22

Fine and medium cat meal or rolled
oats five cents per pound, at j j
Smiths Fourth aud Shipley streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-22

The best cabinet photographs, also
tmtHpes are daily being taken at
Brecher's Gallery, No. 3l5 Market
street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-22

Tho best &c, cigars is My Regards
Dursteln manufacturer, No. L. I'd.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-22

American Laundry, co. wast Front ST
Cupping and loeclitng, los L. seooni St
Brazilian Balm cures colds, catarrh.etc
Cupping aud teaching by Geo. B. Metz
ner. No. los East Third street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-22

Joseph IL. Gibson general upholstcr.
NJ. el5 Shipley street. Repairiur
promptly executed. Phone Is.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-22

will buy Broom brick house, east
side. Address c. B., this Office.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-22

Durstein pays 5Ua.a 100 for Post Boy
Tobacco tags at L. ID street
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-22
LplSDli4B IA IL WI
DC BLIC SALE.


I'M iSiIEa II NJ n l1lll d ioJl,
at IL o'clock m. sharp. 4=
The following pruperiy:
10 head horses and colts, 30 milk cows.
The most Of them VIII lie in profit hy day
OF sale. The cows will be sold, as / am
going TO quit the milk business. 3 head
bulie, YOKE OF r. Cd oxen.
No. l. Brown marc, years old. good
driver and can trDt in less than min
utCs.
No . Frank, gray mnre. good worker.
No. 3 Hlacit mare. good worker.
No 1. Iron gray mare, years old, good
worker and driver.
Ne. ,. Chestnut sgrrcl mare, years
old, good WORKER aud drlvnr.
q. Lucy extra good driver and can trot
II less thun 3 minutes.
Iron gray horse. 60 t coming 3 years
Old.
8. Roan colt, coming 3 years old.
10. Brow horse loycars old, good work
or and driver.
Terms made known the day of sale.
JOSEPH ii. GOULD.
fl 2tw-dts
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-22
the CENTURY COLUMBIA.

We have just received our first sample and would re-
specially invite to cali and examine it. With 29x3o
wheels, 2x1& pneumatic tires (guaraneed) brake, foot
rests and road equipment it weighs only A pounds while
it can be striped to 80 pounds and recommend it by
far the finest bicycle every put forth
MCDANIEL G. MERREW CYGLEGO No %nHgs 5 5
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-22

II you like rich, mild cofiee. try
Meharg's 80 cent special, Meharg,
Ninth and Wilson streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-22

RouGH ON CuRNs. Liquid. 15c. salve
and Plaster l0c
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-22

The subscrfberw ill sell at public saio
~ his rosid epce ON tIe road leading from
hee Lien TO Bear Stallion, farm known as
the Turner farm, on
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-22
.UBLIC SALE.

The Lobdell Car Wheel Company having
rented all their farms. will sell at Public
Sale ut their works near Hazel Dell Fair
Grounds. in South Wilmington. on
TUESDAY, MARCH /. 1897,
at IL o'clock 4. IN. sharp,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-08
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

BUILDING MATERIALS HaycrStraw h97d of rSi
snoat quoted at - 25eS5 = nt coy - 55a % =
Cr5ton dark aud iel az; Cicton brown 81 nS
orlnbia front 2ds13; Trenton f7ou.. S2l"eZ- - >,
Gale cement quoted at sjn9ic Per bbl az Fnrli.h
and ~ soas,: B,'Gau Portland q e0@72 % y Is
Land Common lire is Worth zoe ,er bbl ana 40
nnishng Al lime s0d65c lans ar ~, hnsheI
- 20 per 1000 goats hair quoted at --"-'' WI " ~
cHIc@RY"standard English eranula'ei quoted ~ '''
and do SIC do German. 10. with urices
COCO A-Iherc + good Jobblnc moNsin" i3i.
held firm Quotations: aIacas. IA ifs'o I'D - Do.
aIic; Guayaqull 15alGc; Bahia, l"2HISc' anu ~ '
mineo 1ohal1c. ..,,,, ,.,dv
CoFFEFOn spot ruled quiet end sons MI s X"
on the basis OF fof No RIO. sale, i| ".b> Nina
TO arrive l6c $50 BAG, Captania , io,s ~ nm nm.
rrowths dull In the contrast line tneI, WA WA eh.onc,
usually dull day with I'M quen' chan a ranSa IGa
Is points on covering the holiday while 9ng IN a.
about steady. Cabse weaker WITH HaVrr ia. aIo o.
ome cases Hamburg = Pr 'o%s ,stotidn c'a Novcmbr
Teb-,aTS "a rs V sd Msch 7os % April; 20 3D.
Rio quote, Frst or4inary 30 mlo' nom ,nrp, in
RIo 1900 bags Rio stock lioOOo nag rI,ea states
anTIns week. 30 coo bags: Rio shipments to tgr%Ie
during week l. 900 bacs Rio purchase for rnled St,s
during wc0k o 600 hays no purcha- for J., Tho
Tnpd States 25c. and pr cent pri"a Food as"rarc
Sln.s II 500 receipts at santos 1000 a., Mn
stocx POI 600 bags santos maIke, Grm Sah," ,n ~
msnts for Europe. 5000 Lays 5ahts purh.o r." or
l-nei states 20 GOO n1e Santos purchase ior ~
% 600 Igs: RIGHT Ior steamer 70 HaNre ID -.
10 yr cent prmaec -temer i,Sshns at santos for
F%ropo J. Receipts al Rio July % No,euhsr . 1872
COX ooO has. same tine 1891. 1923 600 bags, shne
time 1890. 030 600 bag receipts AZ santos J"
November ) lso2, 17"ooo has ,spe tms lT T, a
h.ro to.dav , 800 bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-08
THE STATE or TRADE.

Boston, Nov. Flour dull and easy. Corn frme,:
oats flrner shorts quiet; other articles unchanged
Receiptstlour, 5000 bbl. $500 sacks corn 27OO0
bush oats, $4,000 bus,i shorts, 1.l tons.
Buffalo, Nov. Hair trade in face OF advanced
limits; sales. 1000 bush old No, hard, spot. 500 ;
900 bush No. .Nqrthcrn Chicago do. 70 $50
20 J-4c, 81 600 bush do Duluth, do, Il lie 5sOO
bush I, do rs 34c $1,000 do do, rs 5-5c closing
No. hard, old spot 50 '-ec; do, new. do, 81 7-,o
d. +, nouc offered; No. N0rihern, old, Chic 20
spot, 30 7-sc do, do, Duluth, 81 &c, do. do new
IS CSC; d. C. !. T., n l-oc; No. Northern, SPOT
20 3ec; do. c. /. T., ~ 3-oc. Winter wheat In good
domand and firm sales, seven carloads No. red
T4c; three carloads No. l white. 75c On track:
$4,000 bush do as 1-2c, In store. Corn dull bur
closed 1-2c higher; offerings on tack light; No.
. yellow, a. lie: No. 5 do 46 34a 4ic; No. .
46 LA AS 3-4c; No. 3, 4Ga 4G 1-4c. Oais strong:
sales, five cirOais No. write, use: three carioa Is
No. 3 do 81 1-2a37c: No. mixed "A La $50
asked. Barley quiet, but eldy Western coca 72c;
sa,e GsG73c; Michigan. 6Jo &c. Canada TAI
sc. Rye dull; No. =, Doc; No. 3, so; asked. In
Store aud on track. Flour In good demand and firm
best SPRING ~ 3oa 81 40 winter ga a 10 rye nour
s.; 33a So 40. Mil Ieed firm ana unchanged. Canal
freights firm wheat, sc; corn, 5-sc oats, lac |;
barley, &C: seed &c. 10 New ork. Receipts-t1Onr,
ia. 700 bbls wheat, 10000 bush: corn 226 90
bush oats so 600 bush barley $1,000 busl. Canal
shlpments-Wheat, 244e00 bush; corn. 20 100 81;
cats 10 500 BUSH Railroad shipments-F.our, Al %
bi Is wheat 100 900 ISL corn lC2,OOo bush cats
81 OCO bush barley, 100 basl.
Chicago, Nov. THE leading futures ranged q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-08
TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago NOV. (SpeciaD.-It wac certain, Just as
soon as the hog receipts were p)st-i. tlat there
would be a bull provision market There's were only
10000 al the yards 10000 less Than saturday $
prediction: the estimate for Tuesday only H.
900. Prices cut thee were 10 10 cents lover.
Or. advanced 50 cents. lard II J.. cents, RIBS, 10
cents for January The c.oSc showed little reaction
from the b~s' pIces November lard had the best
advance OF anything. tonchi.g 80 3D. and 81 sing at
80 IL IL, against - 81 saturday. With the news
RI rather beaiish. wheat advanced little and hell
The best part # the gain. MAY sold between - =
and 10 Ia, and closed at IS Ia. The Increase IN
the visible. supply. 3.0230JO bushels. was 20 deal
over the expectation, making the visible total almost
G5 100000 bushels. Cables lower. another In.
crease here made the total Of the Chicago stocks in
rnbIc houses over 10 10000 bushels. Mlnu,apals
and Iuluth had over 200 The here 4
cecded the estimate by $50. yet the price advanced
mr. o The strength Of corn had something u do
with IT, 4 general movement by spfcldors to de
crease their shorts contributed. Business not
large Corn was very strong. MAY advancing from
IS ~ TO A. and closing AT 4G "a There has sprung
nm n new patty OF bnlls among the floor trad r.
Western receipts dropping down: Eastern demand
pickipg M. There 100000 bushels in peccl
,ut this morning. The cars were 49,; the estimate
for Tuesday. 80. The visible supply showed In
crease The Qeal stock increased only 100000 bush
elS some OF the shorts In oats covered The visible
and the local stock both showed q decrease. May
sold from 81 IA 10 36 II. and closed at 30 1-sd
3GI-4. Flaxseed was firm December. ~ 10 12 :;
MAY, 81 rs 34a III II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-08

70 5ods5 So do common skps to fair, s. a'G % 40
assorted r)ulls. So 25d - so: common iv.S S
= 5odS5 stays, "a a5d "a Is sheep and H., aam Tsc
thus far 10000 read: for same time last Week Week
y l?,Uo GOO lead on sale $4,000 head; market
opened stronger for all grades closed steady an ~
sod choice 10 fancy wethers. "a 5od ~ IS far 10
good sheep s4a$i 40; culls and common not Go.
~ 75GS37j: Canada do, "a 1895; lambs. haes S
ch9ice fancy s. 500 s. 81 DO fair 10 oom sUoH
TO good, - & u, 10 do, choice 10 la"cs'
s. 1876 50. ,, rror+c &.
Chicago Nov. T." The Evening Journal reports !.
Cattle receipts, $1,000 head shipments 3,oOo neaa
market ,tcldv to strong best natives. 30 2on - %
others 81 s59s5 TO- westerns s3aS4 80; TsS S IN
~ GS % stockcr,, $2o 50 % cows, 81 2S@ rs %
hogs receipts. 10000 head shipments, 1000 heaa
MARKET, ion 15c higher: rough and common, % 90
Is 40: pacing and mixed 81 45as5 IS prime nay sN
and butchers weights rs 100 80 90; ieht, % oo~
- - skip, ana pigs "a 5o@ So 40 sheep receipts APT
700 head shipments, LOO head market duii
natives S3 COd Fl 20; Westerns, ~ 1oa "a 20 ied
Texans RI l5a ~ %; lambs. $3 50d S5 40,
81 iouis Nov. Cattle receipts, 3.JOC head !,
shipments 900 head market active and better fair
IN choice native steers 1905 medium to good Texas
and Indian steers 81 3oo 80 49, Hogs receipts, A.
100. Shipments none market 81 &c higher. meaNy,
IS loa IS 90: packing 80 1oa IS go Iight; 70 SOC
IL 30 sheep receipts, 80 head; shipments none I,
mnrkct steady and firm; natives range Sj@ ~ 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-08

with covering and the threatened blizzard In the North
west, contributed to the nse a. did the decr,~ss
in the visible supply. The cash market was also
better and three loads were taken for export.
Oats went up 5-8d1 1-6 cents with corn ana
wheat. Cash prices were firm.
Lard was higher with the West
The closing quotations were:
Wheat-Novembsr rs, December 20 IA, Januarv
n 10. February 70 So, May So 3-s cents.
Corn-November 90 II, December 81 Ia, January
81 Is, May 81 IL cents.
Oats-November 30 Ia, December 81 Ia, January
3S Is, May 40 rs cents.
Lad-November 80 As. December 90 40. Janusrx
IS 20.
The receipts at New York, Boston, Philadelphia and
Baltimore were Wheat, 403326 bushels: corn
110,G02 bushels oats 16O,340 bushels; total gain
074a77 bushels; Hour 7449s packages. The re,
ceipts at Chicago Milwaukee and st. Louis were |.
Wheat 420 $40 bushels: corn 204, 3s5 bushels: oata
$50 bushels; total grain, iO043O5 bushels aOur
30 $50 packages.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-08
.,,,,> u,pEFTS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool Nov, p m'Gt i,.,,n, rnsc No.
hrn ,,,,srv 3I-GiGl 32-6ld: November anS
n TsTH delivery 3l64a4 s4d pecsn and FsS
January delivery. 32rl@4 1864 ss JAIME and Marh
rny cld buyers March and April diS@ sd
10 c4aA iO.c4i April and May d'vcIN; 4564d:
S ,'m an, Jmlv delivery 46c4c f'r41. ,s,,,,c
New Orleans. Nov 7oCcttcn, d nr% Tc ne.
I5Isc low midt'tng. lee eocdo o1 ha eyrors
re- the Continent, 100 bales sales. $500 oaNs 'O''
ls1. esI bales. A., . r,a6,tnO ec low
rltd,I,c sac: good ordinary l-sc net ava sss
rccrirts 1870 bales exports 70 'reat h,n , soch
bales: cOastwise 1880 bales ssieS' '''' '"''
Noriclk Nov 7.-Cctton firm: mice'ne ac' and
middllng 1916: good ordinary; ostv,se I O33
bales: sales' cs3 bales stock. 46.slH bales ,,,cc
savernah Now 7-Cottcn firm meo,n ,c. . No, and
gross receipts 564 bales: exports coaS 49,
bales sales. 1880 bales; stock. lll'loV oSA'~'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-08
GRAIN AND rRoDCCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NEw-yoRK DEALINGS.

The visible supply Of grain in the United states
saturday rs follows: Wheat. Ui'l'.Voo
bushels an increase OF 3.0s2 900 bushels; corn.
1921 900 bushels. decrease. 10000 bushels; oats,
s255 900 bushels. decrease. 100000 bushels. The
wheat market low all day YESTERDAY and less
than 1000, bushels dealt In. POLITICS was
the main topic Of discussion the floor, but n
stronger prevl led ne In the Sc Sion and les
gained asa 5-s cent. There only one bull'
FIXTURE and TINT the report Of blizzard in the
Northwest. which meant smaller receipts. The
visible supply increase was large receipts wer, liberal
and the export inquiry very moderate. Cables were
ea. icr. December options opened AT IS - cents.
went up to 40 3-s cents. and then down TO 40 IA
cents. spot quotations were irner. ani fifteen loads
were taken for export:
Corn was strong ana advanced 5-s61 Is cents.
JIusing returns from the West disappointing, and this,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-08
LIVE STOCK MARKETs-BY EGRAPH.

Hufalo NOv. 7.-cattlc-Eccclpts last "A hours.
2OCo head total for week thus lar. G},0 head for
sane tine last week. o0-0 head consigned through.
5000 head 10 New York. 800 head sale $500
head market opened 10 TO ljc higher Tor good handy
stock: dun fIr common: heavy grades slow. but
steady stoclrr- slow feeders irncr. CLOSED steady :
extra steers. 800 10 LOO Ms ~ gOd - % choice
steer. Loo to LOO Ms ~ GOd ~ 50. COOL fairly
fat shipping do. 1900 10 LOO lbs. ~ 4O0 - 90 4,
medium butchers and shippers do LOO 10 80 h'
90 gOd2i 30: light handy butchers do 900 TO
100 rs. ~ Gj0 ~ 90 Hight. half fat steers. 500
10 900 NJ. ~ ljH ~ 90 coarse and 900 to liOO
do r. son ~ %; oxen. common to best. ~ 2ja
~ IS and hhferS good extra. ~ 750 ~ - :
do do. common. S20 ~ so poor 10 good mixed
butchers cattle. 500 TO 1000 Ms. ga ~ 80: cows
common 10 fair ~ iO0 81 do. good To extra corn fed
-, 5od ~ 10: bulls. stock. ~ Coz - ut butchers
~ 4Oa 81 g. export 20 Goa - IS bologna, 80 S2 80
stOckors and fccdcrssl for Sockcrs n1nPr good
feeder, feeders So s3 % sockcr. Fight to glOd - %
0T2 is mllc COWS stronger II O0 40 for fair 4 best
Uogs-RcccIpts last "a hour. ls,oC0 head; total for
week thus far. 24.05O head for same time last
week ~ 900 head consigned through 0,15O head ::
TO New York s.io0 head on SALE 1880 heid opened
fairly active and 10d ljc higher: closed strong all
sold heavy grades. cornfed sGd sI 05; packer, and
mediums. 81 20; Workers. good y best cornfed.
81 s5d ~ % do light 10 fair do 30 7O0 % 40 good
heavy ends, 80 5od IS 49, pigs, good to best cornfd,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-08
ESTIMATING TIE PLURALITY ~ MICHIGAy.

Detroit, Mich. Nov 7.-Ahough the Presidential
campaign which closed tonight has been marked b.
comparatively few external evidences of excitement,
there has never been one in this state in which
there has been much activity. Senator Mcmillan,
chairman OF the Republican state Central Committee.
predicts victory for the party In Tbs state. He
declares that the state ticket vii. be elected By Il
plurality Of from $4,000 to 5000. majority will
lie had I'm the next Legislature. thus making the
init states scnatorship safe for the Republicans.
Chairman Mcmillan says that large gains viii be
made on the number OF Congress men elected the
last tmc and that eight Of the Republican electors
are safe. - ,,,,.,
II is asserted by the charmcn OF the Prohibit Ion
and Peoples committees that their respective parties
viii caci poll about 10000 votes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-08
TIE STATE COMMITTEE wATCHFCL.
DEMOCRATIC ATTEMPTS AT FRAUD AND COR
RUPTON WILL BE FRUSTRATED


The members Of TIE Republican state Committee
who were on duty Yesterday at the headquarters III
the Fifth Avenue Hotel constantly receiving
te cc1ams from various parts Of the state giving the
final reports to the outlook for today. 'hAfiAh
lIackett said 10 a Tribune reporter That there was
only one thing that could carry the state for Clcve
land today and that for Harrison 10 he counted
out in this city. His reports. he said. were coming
In better every hour and he thought that there were
many surprise. in store for the Democrats on account
OF the vote 4 al would be rolled up In the counry MI
Hackett received II kilograms from the different
counties In the state informing him rs tn the latest
news in connection with the campaign. All Of these
telcgrams told him that the Republicans were watching
the Democrats Constantly, and that they would not
permit them play Of their tricks If they could
help H. The Democrats will have plenty Of money
I'm The state, and they intend 10 buy votes on every
hand. They now have run the price m 10 go q
vote AM they expect to pay a high as $50 before
the day is over. The Republican state Commttc"
has learned that these am1lnts have been offered IN
numerous cases for "otes for Clcvciand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-08
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool, Nov :. 3 4j p. n.-Becf. pork, hams
and bacon in fair demand. Cheese In poor demand.
Tallow In fair demand prime city firm al .4s sd 25s
Twpcnline III poor demand Rosin In fair demand.
Lard->pot and futures In poo demand prime western
SPOT firm at lls: December and January firm nj i5s.
Wheat and -four In poor demand. Corn-spot in poo-
demand futures In air demand mixed Western, spot
and November, dul at a. I'D December dun at
!, 4 I'd. Hops N Loidon-laci1c Coaoi-Thcr' IS
nothing Offering Receipts of wheat for the last week
from Mianlic ports, 81 900 quarters; from Pacific
ports, 5000 quarters from other sources. 10000
quarters Receipt. Of American corn for the last
week. II 700 quarters,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-08

1nrc PTf ss c aa , EI@19 be nd @a,
ca .,: :s'3 IL, o. g. n! A"r' as.
Gnaon prices quoted Of - 2,dzS - for an and > 20
e :' Is ;tcody 81 c'a.i 10 a. to quality &c. aa%
hoG light DEMAND nnd at 800 nora2 arn oso$
t. a a. "Pr ag M 1na '"f ' Saro a,G an
nonia nnn End II, iaoG.ratc demord nc. Castor oil
steady i3seiiee o5 bo and c2'G. g G5eap aF' ar
vd.rcd Cutch quiet at 49, Tor s. ~ g., c,-to i
mcnt, Gycinc in f.i a'mand at l$Eoils. for du@,
@qd GS Gum s1s ENG 5@%a r'' a GrS@ TT "a
g 'Sa ,,. -. f ,o, a, 90 H. .,o,, "d %
urn Oh i F@ 4" ni Il o5a i 10 70, long min. 6pa
qr!ct Il Goa4 60 or prime natural and = 2oef2 80
peppermint, nrm 80 a5a:9 % for we.ern in TN % 500
Hight demand ana caste, 10 me ioAa2oc Tor foreign
Angostnra 5oaa5c for Para.
FlsH-oa rings have nt incre,.ei to any material
ccas2 T.3 !; ao"1 h6, H. s.
.27 80 . sigG4i, So 3, e-asls so; cod Gcorlc.
= a5af7 = rani, 80 75"~i; b:'ce,, George. -
i ~ 2S + / o%ls: Gcss dutch $500 Tor ordinary
rLorE AID MEAI FLOUR Had anotnes slow day
the market was prcsty featur'r's wtn a9-cnce q
qi"ptd ssi Sales 100 hi. Cty nil extras quoted
= . % for me W.T. iGdei de- patent patent :, 30,
Do NM - ~. I'M 3GsE To- ,trsig1i sprne
ANA W",.r 90 81 asi lie cics - 5oat3 25 soGin
EitN .tIOt I'm ght request. s1ro, 400 bhs. qa"sH
- IS or ' la,cnts BGcKWiiEHT fro II steady
quoted u 1oael 80; fan he'd hlghcr So " MA
ROY 5R SifMfiy ,a5' 80 So ,c rass al
F0RI.IGX DRIED FErir-Thc market Is - adv. with
fair demand at Sld Pyrs og"9'o, '.i N"l S
new. 81 so do extra 'hoc, new - Vale ia or.stalk
new, saao1c Ca.iiolna l.ondoa layer. 81 iol$l 80
Ins. 5.GGsc. Dates persian. CON boxes S'.dic;
saS In sS1 vr, ne ops sd *
Citon. Icghom. l3o 81. Lemon Ic'l. s":c. oiang"
ga M poha r"6 bag tO[s'@ 'H Sa Sag Ss ns "
,gs - Fe s o@f ia. p." rrIGgi,
l3sc Princess. paper hell, 9Ie25e Italian paper smell
s sSsc sSg shc ' ed 2sa 3s a9a 'n Sd
o7Ha2?c: Jordan ,hcllci new 400 i2c. Ba,n nuts.
P 1Gs G%1c nm, w2"'' HaP' IN iaiHe G''"pc
smyrna. iay@t new 9olici In bag n'% 5is4'c.
M"nS' ,1i a' s S c @ ar 2sS sa a srT hail.
boxes ~ 5o"tiG; qgafte. !%re'. - % 81. 90
mcnt price holding sady uron the lo-o Of quota
lG. - so tsoI S so ds - cS"c go -
,ncy ,.o, - .5e.9 20 far 70 GOOD ssesa % MaiaFn
geds, 5oao1c Port 1@ea ms, run sigil ~ ,scond,
Gsg ,s q c,S ST '' 80 'o"''' o'o'' Valencia
GGAIN-wnEAT-It va, cute, day. IN this market
"ca: o. N@iGs @oa -1a tac hgS,aoa me,o
cng ne o ge1 sdS coo S' aa GRs, FOR the day.
The foreign ement were burcls In small way cl awhile
evening up over tie holiday Decembcr opened at 7S.S
Sa@e Weak ard Liverpool cos.d .hadr lover On
Private adylces noted decline Of III Par. declined
1000 qrac,s to tn United knrdon and 20 oO6 quarcr
t. @ cGn nd a ,S nI Sc p %T love, c 6c
lush wa. gr,aer than had been c.,cted IN addition
4are Of the trad aa however that With a. gs ao"
he buoyancy noted above. tn rert n t7zaI the
IL tie r;ceiPs The c,yerng oyc Tho holidi9 "1 a Sa
"r ' aad ca sp ia bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-08
rrIr prrPOIEEM NlRKEr.

Tho petrolcum market showed no change ye 'e'u ..
remaining dun and heavy with no material '".''.'.
,.on, co,,rday,s closing prices The sales OF p1re
rom si"s,ns Amounted II II 900 all on the Ion'
,nYdatsS Fxcnfnge. Quo ATOMS d ened y - 90
,rnnn A 10 Il 5-sc. an closet at o@e - ~ IA
ulopp Ia and refined IL remained unchan el - 'in
the foreign quotations.