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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-25

HALLMARK oct M-Flour dull. unchanged; sales
,so Xii. Wheat steady; No red. spot anu
October 65s. sc; December, 6I'subsc; MAY, ,itSt
74Sc: steamer No red. 62'.gs3c; stock .o'slo D
s.les iS- Oo bush; milling wheat by Sample, oorv'S;
1;nrn go az. mixed spot, iJsT+5hsc; October io'2f
&c. Tovember lGc asked: year, iiiedH'.c. STOCK,
ara a., bush: sales 1900 bush: white corn, pi
sample lu i6c new iiI5Oc Old; yellow 90 4'c oiu;
OATS nui,t: No 2 white western. 3ou5 ?c' no -, 4.
,nixed do 93i,G3ic: stock. 236Slt bush Rye Dun
10 . 5Sc stock i. as bush Hay quiet good L, 10
changed. Cotton nominal; middns. s,.c, Ek kfs
firm" Ia22c: nearby. 2lg22c Coffee quiet; no
SrrsS'lted &c Copper steady refined 9sc. Other
articles unchanged
Boston oct 24-Markets quiet
Rufgalo oct. H-Spring wheat-New-fork was
Offering wheat ,u3.c under Duluth sellers III TINS
market but at the closing the Northwest met me
cmt The demand light, nothing doing AFTER
/ o'clock Sales i,S0o bush No ] hard spot, *e.
roo hush No / Northern Csc spot 26.eo push do'
g T. 6si.c Closing-No | hard spot, 'Oi4c; DO l.
6Ss.c: No Northern spot. 69i+c do, : SS+c.
Winter wheat dull; car No red sold NJ eo'Yc
closing 6Si.c: No white CSC Corn hr,ner: de-
i@.a4ssc: No T. 42&qi2i4c in store. oats easier
sales cars No white 3sTc; car DO. sS1sc;
cars No 3 white. 32.p334ci cars NO Z
mixed. 3liec. Barley firm fair trade NO " estern'
6iTiGGc: No . GDQ6Sc lower grades 4sQo5c State
Gsfi7D Rye-A lot Of 1900 bush No TO arrive sou
at Sc Flour In fair demand. hrm best spring
Sia$i 10; winter straights. s. 2ouS ~ ifye nour;
Sass H. Mill feed steady, unchanged cahal
freighs strong wheat, sc; corn, i1sc; seei o'4c 10
New-Nork.
Chicago. Oct. 24-The leading futures ranged as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-25
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo Oct 2cate-Heceipss last - hours sow me-
head total for week thus far 1s9 ,aesh COO head
pss 'G as 80 xxx So s2sa
head total for thu, far, $50 head Tor S.n we
head to New York, 1850 head on sale 300 msao on
GOOD mediums s8 $3.50 rs mixed packers 80 55d ~ 20
5ass 90 b es h 60 SS ats re 20
%ne% thTs isr 90 200 head for same time last week
w zoo bend consigned through 900 head 10 Newf9rS
200 head sale 400 head Market opensa an
and lower az grades Win ssssp S worst Sos ssa'o
ewes, to l65 u. SO 90a 49, good wsth%S 90
fair TO good native iam6 o. 20 'oas' 90 eA'-'
Monday and Tucsday: demand far ma.Get SOW ana
Pine ~ 3jdt5 TO- good ~ 2ou - o. s'oe s 20 GN
- *as rough nat % 0o9 2, fair lisns steens sS
AMI tac 81 7j0 - s. bologna sjdSl2 fresh co.'s
and springer, si5 Ios..supry about The DE-
maid IL Sht and market rules dull on cornted hogs az
v".srdavs prices dull and lower on 9rassrs en-
workers. 20 IS es Sss lss e ySste Ds: s.
a.S 90 ronrhs ssq SO. sheep-supPy ahs fssst,hs ~
% demand ges m marx e y soy IS s9 %i
Union Stock Yards. Chicago Oct ~ at.e feceapUss
5000 head market ssay csm a. e. s5:e cows %a
S.. q s.ss as 20 O. H sH NV "a I5aee
choice mixed 50 5u % so cn.gc a:oo'b 20 DTS
ge 81 ps e. S'a; veal. ak for por adss
= roo E2 70 e sSSc. tep Sass Is lambs. e. 5oas4 S
St Louis ost. 24Cattle-Rec.pts $500 h ,e me- s
ket active ana steady at yeste dry ,yhe heaVy
scPsG 30. mkt sGG - 30: light 50 5oaej IS hep
k.~s,1ts 700 head market steady
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-25
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Oct "a (SpeciaD.--All there was Of The
wheat market to-day crowded into the last
half-hour OF the session In that time the market
shot I'D ~ cents from the bottom figures. Many
washington dispatches, indicating that the silvs
men admitted their defeat caused decided up
heavaI Investors Of the smaller sort doubled their
holdings and smaller shorts covered. The larger
Investors and the larger shorts, waited FOR more
definite news. New-York evidently had the news
little In advance Of Chicago. or else appreciated ~
significance more quickly. There was fully as much
bought by Eastern people before values started Up
as was secured for Chicagoans after II had ad.
yanced. December which had hung between ~
and 64k all the morning. Jumped to ool2 cents
6sL cents but when 1t was known that there had
really been nothing definite done. the price sasgse
to S. Partridge sold immense quantity ?!
puts last night. in hope that the market would
close weak enough for him to cover large
portion Of his shorts. The trade seemed 70
the day at about a little above put prices
The closing bulge found offerings exceedingly
scanty. No sales Of cash wheat were made mere
The Northwest receipts were nearly up 70 year
ago Charters here were for 5000 bushels oorn
was bought steadily all day by Schwarz-Dupes
Captain Phillips telegraphed from Lincoln, NeoI
to Mr. Dupee that the Yield fell third snort o.
expectations. This buying and the silver TAX maze
prices trfe firrner despite the fact that snpperA
led by Boyden, Bartlett and Harvey, sofa futures
at ,2i sold at iis, and closed at l2s. cents. Char.
tiers were for 10000 bushels oats refieeted Jne
strength Of other grains. The trading was !gnJJ
Nav opened at 3ss. sold at 3lts. ana cIosed az St
CENTS Charters were for 10000 bushels PROVISIONS
were lower but the market was practicaily deaa
pork opened at sl4 so and closed at sli o. again@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-25
changed. Domestic patents s. sOdS3 90. Exr.-
very dull: mIllstufs quiet and unchanged -.~'u

very dull; mliistuffs quiet and unchanged. NA'''s
Minneapolis. Oct: A-The wheat market open..
session until within fifteen minutes OF the clo sns
when dispatch from washington told of a mon
and there was an immediate respons s,VTs csspss
opened os,sc. ond closed Gohc The market Wa
but IT kep Within 's limits soa tho hew sp to @
ried the price to soc and the indications were thss
strength May felt the strength a tribe '" mo me
than December. The opening was at SIC an
close yesterday was s5Iac. Cash wheat was c sSs
siderably stronger than futures. There We're ID
s ears 0t mo IN Northern sod a. s2e before
yesterday at 60c but to-day no sales We're repored
below 6Oc. The millers were quick buyers No
Northern sold at 5yd59c. Offerings Of grain
Receipts, wheat, were $50 cars. Flour unchanged
shorts ditto. Corn-Market easy receipts isht:
No 8, &c; 40 yellow as1ac oats-No 3 white, sd
Philadelphia Oct 24-Flour very quiet as ,oh
bers generally we'll stocked up and unwilling e
held. Wheat weak, offering light; no mpo era
change in prices No bs rsd bost0SsT
ary Ss.assc. corn-option market declined aS ~
and closed dull Shippers had few orders for oar,
Gel lots for regular line steamers, but bids too
% ny; ossesss iSs;ssse; SoysmSsr is@S.sS 3
local trade demand for car lots; prices ruling
steady; futures dull, &c lower; NO white October
sac; January, sslzas7e. Buiter o. dun weaker;
extra wholesale, &c Eggs scarce, firm; Penn.
with quotations unchanged Feed dull. lower Win.
ter bran, SIS 50aslG % per ton; Potatoes quiet il.
regular. with supplies largely Of poor quality
Pennsylvania rose. choice and fancy; 7ea75c other
rose choice, 6cq63c do fair to good 53a5sc; bur.
banks and white stars. choice, GlaG3c; do. fair
to good 53a5sc Other articles unchanged.
St Louis Oct 2i.-Flour firm. but quiet. Bran
steady Sales, country point. car lots, 521sassci
t@n DO. al COO; one, mlddlings, CSC. Wheat firm.
higher October closed. 5sa.c; November, solaci
closed. 3Slac NSyembsr 3'c December St.e; year.
Der closed, 26Ac; November, 27sc; May. $50
pork. standard mess, selling at SIS %: on ordera
s18 ~ Lard-Prme steam, 10c. Dry salt meats
Shoulders &c: longs and clear ribs, 9l2c; shorts
9s,c Bacon-Boxed shoulders. nc; longs. lOsc
clear ribs, 1O9sc; shorts, lie. High wines firm al
81 IA.
Toledo Oct 2i-Closing wheat firm; cash. SIZE
October &c. December, sc; May, TIC. Corn dull
No yellow cash. S9c;. No mixed cash, 3sc. Oat
nominal RYE firm; No cash. i5c. Cloverseet
easy; cash, IS Is, January. $ 10; March, s. N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-25
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New YORK. October II, 1898
COTTON-The cotton market opened at AN advance
and Gvanccd tor the lowest Il q 10 points ahi
clns,d at a net ., II to 10 points. At the
point a ihe GAY tic nar@et showed adNauc. of Is
t. II POINTS over SaJuFiaj closing figures The
Lacs. The opening advance due a. strong cables to
predictions Of cold weather Ia the cotton belt
row possibility II frost ia lOriliti IN
addition this fra.eI that ii' large
Interior et0cks and st. IN addition that.
decline SATURDAY.
uoo recovered iOday'~ ~ o.> Of .-Gi fGd
and closed firm from unchanged price, 10 I-Gd
cline place soon after The opening Of the nafhc
Was due TO local eln. pressure. ana after That
wa, over market took sharp and almost furious
prrt on the strength OF reports from Wasngtn 10 The
,ure TO take place this week o. this report th.
ket advanced from SIG for January % So. January
rlo,eI SATURDAY al Sill The rest oi the list Wa up
n ptonrtion Tine early seic were active buyer, aud
Oh the rise enormous bushes, wd- done. rr'a'c
cables received to-day have bcca generally u
favorable character and make favorable productions
10 tie near IL remains 10 be whether the
American spnncrs viii make the Response t.
favorable Intelligence fi0n Washington that ma been
expected Of them. Port receipts the week
estimated at 800 600 bales against 2sj 900 bales
corresponding week Accord THE Financial
Chronicle 10000 bales In sight THE week ast
year and az present IL looks A. II hi, week 10000
bales would come In right. This would The total
amount In sight since September somewhat ia excess
Of at year, movement. dispatch u Atwood Violet
Co. iron their Galveston house. that four II tho
leading railroads offering Galveston estimate their Re-
ccpts this season 80 per cent le~ than last year
Hubbard Price & Co say their cables report rather
better feeling and good buying on the pat oil
The opening range and close today and closing bid the
previous night and last year contrast follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-25

the Teuoc takes out Loo soS oa. ssss
for coDny a sHs
ana rs dressed for D. II T Sherman and L. .
DiP2H w " sS shSD 70 ' sales to-day
at ct jersey %sss e City, and
a rSsds our Ga ana S raj at y per
80 DUR Sd a, Safe ss cs city tfw
oc dressed sac for dressed sa''er'' and
q: % Es' ii. s's g. a & = lSs
s,.sI SEQ NJ at g IS q l Sses At IL at 90
s p 10 x sTssscr va 2lal a., 3, n s st S.
Newton r': 4stt is grassers, i75 ~ at 81 50; DO
@si g. & E q r s,sa or s5s
hat % ears cara at Ie verse; carried ana over
s fair d ssor eai ad HS jersey cy
hand fourteen were carried over the me sS r hoHi
of n T %n s,s . Stock to wS ih sahsrs
aa rs on and and NOBODY ss
"% 1r 3. y$p a ". sP s r.:
mutton are about appctizns as badger steak or
''osisa sS e.: s% g zoe
IL ~ 5 IS !. =: IS sG';s e
.sca a. 30 Is s' q os fS 49, g oss d.
80 n at - so; 20 state DO lol ~ az 80 =, - .,
s. p Esnssy Go 90 % % ~ at r a |a%' da
N At 81: il5 Indiana do o. ~ at - ia Indiana sheep
80 a e 5 ke9i s 30 s 81 g g 80
IS sheep 95 ~ at 50 l22 - DO. 92 No. q; - 20
20 MssoG DO IS s"sr" al S. .O' F"'u'N' '"e'p No.
J. r. Pidcock 159 Pennsylvania lambs. 90 n at "A 40
Sa"dsr Mu g re" ~ sIs lambs n%b: At
s ss g so q mo- SH 49, Is So
'hesp ioS X q, Fl c eoa Northern canad, amh
"a r. al 81 G2ia 2lj Western do % NJ at 81 62l 2si
Indiana do 90 ~ - 25 rs state sheep ana smor,
lambs Il n a, - 10; PA do, 80 n at - 9?iS 1ya
State DO 10 r. At = 81 AS o. 50 p at - ~ ~ Ga %
g. Dliienhack I36 STATE lambs - n; at - BY
81 sheep 90 N, at 80 3d. loss SO; state no.
1856 n. at SO 80 -, -, :, anna n,
jersey civ and 10 at Fortleth.st Market i,res
nar but generally lower and quotation, based on toas
choice light hoq The bonan7a' hog dealers acc.s n,e
river paid yesterday high - 2oas 30 lor gnt nos
and pirs brt fhe conservative small opera,or- arviIa
TS o oct nit t SS" xn eui o 9D
pnvvil and Elm Flat Country dressed weak at Sdloc
'or heavy 20 light. ,. ...o.dor, 80 state bovs
,co - sver,oc at - pe 100 n p DO sl3 N. Of ~ IS
10 10 rouqhs sle H. a. ~ stays $40 AZ "a 90 ,.o
J. p Nelson: State hogs. 1S4 ~ at 81; o'' gu
Haiienhcck Hollis state hogs 2s3 n 2, 60 = =
late Yesterday 1G1 state hogs 1Ho n sgs'n; III
''"sS sn. e's Su 4: is si.,s ~
AZ 50 rqushs ?eo ~ at IS 70; do s's NJ at 50 20
g j IA 3 - q u . % % &
POS rs g, & AZ e. g. ss9 e = a. % 4
NJ = 50 stag 40 N. at 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-25
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool. oct a. s:i5 p. m-Beef in poor de ae.
mand Pork in moderate demand; prime od H,s
Wesern m short cut about il to iS b easy At
lis. bacon in fair demand Cumberland Lar h cut
az aoo NJ Steady at SIS long clear middes about
a. m steady at SIS; long and short clear midalea
abavt x IN steady at 52s; shoulders, about II 10
a. aoou' ,a =" AT SIS Cheese in moderate demana
Tarow in poor demand; prime city steady a, 90
S Sp'' Rosin in moderate demand common steady
NJ as I'D Lard-Spot. in good demand; futures "a a
Wat in moderate demand; No red winter
steady al 81 sd No red, spring steauy onis
Ssrcv winter dull at Is. Corn-Spot ana l1,u'e 81
in fair demand; mixed Western sP2gt Tevember
steady at IS I'D: December steady az ti = ~
Hons at London-Pacific Coast, In poor aenn,ns'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-25
CASH Quotations.
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For the week ending October "a, lS9S
BEANS AND PEAS

Receipts for week-Beans. 1856 bbs; peas: l2Sl7
hush Exports-Beans, go pkgs; peas. llJ6 dds
Domestic marrow beans have arrived more freely.
and there has not been sufficient business TO- pre-
vent some accumulation of stock: prices have de-
clined &c during the past week and close IN
BUYERS favor Domestic mediums have been IN
iigbt receiot and have not changed in price, but
pea have been relatively plenter. and favoring the
huver White kidney have had few sales at I'M
Changed prices Red Kidney have held up well.
with sufcient orders to use the quantity arriving
Iohbing sales of old turtle soup beans have been
made at g 65dS2 10: new yet arriving Foreign
medium and pea beans in small supply, ana ned
firmly with a light business About COD bags
Holland large marrows have been sold 10 arrive
his week In lots in range of 81 30G$2 40 Green
meas have generally ruled slightly in buyers favor
and show a shading in prices: the Scotch variety
Is In more liberal receipt. and more are ON the
u,av from the West; they are not Salaole now on
the spot above 81 IS. though in job6ing way more
is asked. They can be bought for future delivery
bout 81 so
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-25
POSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston. oct 4-The demand for wool continues nue.
moderate and the sales are confined TO smsi lo.s
sales lover prices would have 10 be named Fleece
woods are in small supply ami steady; with o ing
BE at and 10 at 2ia25c Michigan At isaqS &c:
10 / combng wool duh at 25f2bc CnoSe g IinS
nnwasaed Ohio and Michigan feeces IN far re- e,
quest at lialsc. Unwashed combins Wool quhtso 4
Territory wool at lOalic for fine and fine mediu m
or on secured basis OF $50 5sc for nne soJ0S ~
ara medium and 3OG32c for medium; very NV
Icing In Texas or california wool PulIsd VIZ.
stiil dull and accommodating. Foreign WOODS au'e@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-25

Ncw.york net receipts. 200 bales; gros, l24'i bales
ox,.rt. Cont mt as bales, forwarded, - VI rae
.air. % iors all spinner stock, l"o-4o Dasi io''
e ,orf recent. TO-DAY ~ .621 bales TAU, lar ts M'1n;
~ los bale- Exports today ''f'at, nntain -u',o
bc. Continent IoIj2 bales CONSOLIDATED net port re-,
clint 80 far IN week. .2lC5 lac, Nporr, "ls.'
Rrlt,in 90 ;ss bslc- France. 2ol1i bales continent
Ivnr,ol ,able--Spot cotton quiet. Tree supply oneIs'
urlces ea.v sales 5000 bales speculation ana eAlort
n, hale. American 200 lalcs receipts II wv p,lcs
american 800 bales ordinary. ~ go'1 oruns!
f3.l6. low m!idng. ZIG; middiinsi. 4 ol" soodd
n,dcling , lI.lG: mid1ling fair ., futuirs opshSa
weaker since became firm. demand fair az Sot 10 fos ~
cline cosed rrn az unchanged ~ l-of nee ao,Me.
,rv rehrnary 321p February March, 4ZSs Nefen ApIn
i9is Anil Nav 1872 to 1873 MAY June ieto oeoper'
t3sy Novemb-t 426 TO AZ. November; d
t25s December January, A26b. Manche'Nf-oshs anu
warns but quiet 10000 s,,, a. An .avance
=, from 10 20 points with sales OF 30 bags AZ tne
first cil and mp to 80 T. M o'oV Digs tnha,
octnb,r az l75Odl76O November l.Vo Dcce im ar
M -OoIG 81 January l640al055, February lo.to
March 10 and April at l57O A. 80 ~ the ma
ta VA duh a. the lowest point Inc PREVIOUS hrIml
hd hon dme 10 rather better elias a Tor ign ihflu
Iayrc market showing = liIhr advance, INC
IIanhufr - pfg advance. aud the London market an az
,,nr. ~ 3g,d while the Brazil news showed -ma ~
,si,,. AZ Rio 600 bags and stock Of only ?loo9
hads with price and exchange unchaheed anu 'n'd,'
t., rio 600 bars Tho later weakness wac due b. uI
1fa,Ion IN Justify or explain thor Slling In iact e
.Id. news vas regarded OF bnl-h pnr1yrf athog9h
49, strengthen the MARKET materially Ihr
.s from the street Indicated steady market ior >Pt
Eio with no quoted 1880. The total sales TO-DAY "''c
az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-25

HFMP AND JrTE-A steady but quiet market l.
rcport,d with prices Of hemp about steady but jute
hut have been IN supply and firm at advanced
mutations. We quote Manila hemp j.c for ship:
ront and Sac on spot S.~l hemp M i.c spot art
- arrive for best 2raie- Jutc 27s0iis"; Jutr butts
naprr quality lac; mixing, 17sG2c; baggne, 2hc.
UIDEs-The market has been quiet: although OF latc
, tte easier tone has prevailed. and through good
many varieties there has been revising OF guo'atons
Tic demand continues fair. however oni the tone Of
Ii. .eldY. W. quote:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-25

SYHrps have continued In light request but supplies
limited and prices steady. Quotation. lolR' from
- % i9c fair n eoa25c on Rooi u" prime.
bid olrn lOa,c asked. 49,. -
asked
TDBACCO-The market for tobacco IN general way
.L,v.- ,o iun,rt.nt ch,noo moderate business
progr~. With recent sale. Of go hid. 1892 pcnnsyl
vania Havana At lipdl3ac - do. ls0. N.w,tngl,nd
Havana laa5jc: 10 casrs 1892 do seed 2laeic: $50
nkg sundrics AT Ia zoe 200 bales Havana. CJdtl 10,
aud 100 bales >umatra 2, Sonf'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-25
BUTTER.

Receipts for week. 2S.4j7 pkgs. The demand for
fresh creamery butter has been very hsht during
the last week lighter than usual In OCTOBER. ne
ceivers have felt like holding prices pretty strongly
because OF the moderate receipts. but as STOCK
steadily accumulated. they were obliged hnaIly 10
give way and accept decline of lc; so far tins
has not relieved them of their surplus stock nor
hrou@ht sales up to a parity with receipts. and II
may be that values Will have 10 be still further re-
duced The weather has been warm and unfavora-
bic 10 trade but 1t Is expected 10 be cooler soon
and it is hoped that buyers. who stocked up I'D
orally a short time ago. may have to buy more
freely before the week passes II So. the declining
tendency may be checked. state dairy tu4s on
high quality have arrived freely and have shown
no decline; frkins have changed much in price
but have ruled dull. especially lots below choice
Imitation creamery and Western dairy have sold
promptly at steady prices but buyers have asked
for better quality Factory butter has been far
from active. but the small arrivals have prevented
much giving way in prices on fresh goods June
been in some Instances accepted Most of the cur
rent packings in tubs valued at about lSuls2c;
only such as would grade strictly frsts have been
worth l9c yet few very choice lots In small
tubs have sold higher Lots more or less ragged
bDrip sci
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-25

Ncw.York spot salc- TO day and at night: Consunp
ton 90 b,l -uot mari.ct quiet and steady mddngs
ss,c which is UNCHANGED compared WIN ysstray prizes
Quotations arr based American standard ol casHincl'
or aud on cotton i'm store running In quality not more
rhan half OF a grade above below the grad quoted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-25
FRUITS AND BERRIEs-FREsH

Apples OF choice quality especially hgh-coore1
table fruit and Greening and Baldwin suitable for
shipping. in light supply and firm. but inferior
grades are dull and values very irregular. Most
varieties Of pears steady and In fair demand.
Ounces firm for large smooth stock but the
bulk of receipts are OF lower sorts. worth say
81 5OQs2 90 Grapes selling better. and prime
lots close shade frmer Cranberries completely
demoralized; receipts very heavy trade nn-
rapid deterioration in quality; Prices down 10
the lowest point ever experienced in the history
OF the trade. Small lots of Florida oranges begin
TO arrive. but the fruit is too green TO sell at all
satisfactorily.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-25

LEATIIER-Thc market Is still Quit hrni ana there
arc no signs II any letting UP ~ prices inc 2esral
nos ton OF the bet 10 favor h0d',i anu M
are making u their opportunity ihe oe'I,,u
comes about equally from home aud foreign u'uc' We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-25

~ 49,. 90, a4a II Os7 7I6 - 995, 546 Dec. 2.927 $40
WnS'' ehh az 40 ois7,7o3 38iz5l5 Inc 2,s75,lss
Eecelut OF brcsdsuIs al neror Joints in thousands
last three ciphers (oco) o"''~' ~ '' s' '''""
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-25

spot coffee very quiet, with NO quo'on '0'''
lS-c. mario, 4. rcnortci
for n,u, though important changes nave been n"uc
ir 3D.. las, Two or three day. The price for single
49,. oi- - 5jdSI 81 with jobbns u, = D..
and nov d.red - 2lrrs? 30 ouinlho futs $500
ioI Iga,c for regular Es snal oil. are du!ct WIN o
.pp.ruin quoted - 2OaS2 % Tor ""-trh AM - AZ"
TSii-A very stcsdy market IL reIsirt.d for mack;r
a, tho urinary mafkr'- aud our mNkct u mn"h'vi
thereby aud consequently hlu. All onsrings OF ran
ntabe mackerc arr taken promptly al ny. prices. BoN
hrrlnp arr I'm good demand for export ahi eoiish mas
fr.s demand Tor the account. - -.
y.ry ouct with salc- limited t. the blNinL OF Few
sr. ~ ny oca dealers repleni-h -tocth. good
n,T, Of the Transactions. however were ~ cry mn,
pi'r ,hc total OF th- Kind being 1000 bbl> ont o
,, t-,n,,'on- Of packages. Tho detail. Of the
s,ics -Iowod 500 bb. winter pltents a. f3+5ds5 ~
e. ~ III. city Mill patents at - 25dSi 90 2")O DDS
s,yg,qht- At - I5G4a3o 300 bb, extra at - g,a
=. - ni,s ,uterfne 4, % loo Dds sp-lns
~ II rst 2O 80 bhlS clears A. - so. loo Do,
,,e MIXTURES At ~ = ijcO sacks n "xi1a Tor export
j., a. IN and 20 hbls Il ., ~ -. B'' IA
VIII T' TiOUR-Thr market was again Gun ana neg
SID. we're 900 nag- AZ &. - ~ y, Tor cholc"
'I,suc A. s2Gea - ..... RYE FLot Market du'
ID. 10, bli- At s3a43 10. ouot1iions follo"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-25
EGGS.

Receipts for the week, css bbls and 81 923 cases
The wants of the market have been unusually
small and only the light scale OF receipts has pre-
vented a material decline in fresh-gathered eggs
On the whole the ruling of prices has been shade
lower than reported last week. At the close. the
receipts for the day being quite small. the tone
Is a little frmer The quality of the receipts Of
fresh has been complained Of. Many packers have
evidently mixed in held eggs with the fresh
gathered. The few lots Of strictly choice Western.
containing 20 per cent OF Iresh gathered are sal
eggs have been in comparatively light receipt; the
best now quoted up to 23c but many lots not
good enough for the price Icehouse stock has not
been urgently offered, and the demand has been
only for very choice such. and such only, can be
made TO reach 2oc. LINED arrive sparingly. but are