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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-30
OTHER MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Dira'o oct. .S-,attlc-lcccil:s lat 81 hour, 1850
head total FIR thus far 1870 head for IAN" ia c
Ia wees $50 hc,d consigned through, $3.50 he q
o. New.Yo'k $50 head sale. 40 head; market
.ciy; COWS. Sa$J % Lpt COWS aud hcifrr' - ~
90 IIogS-nrcep,. lIs' ~ hour 1882 head; It'll
week $50 head for same time last We X,
80 40 head: consigned through 10 800 head To Nov:
dun aud zoe i5c lower co,.l firm; Workers, - 0a
Al: mixed packers ~ i5a.i 30; goof mediums 81 n
sa 81 choice heivy. ~ 5jdti 90; pies. go 45df5 90.
sheer and Ianh,-k'ceirt. last - hours. 400 head
toni for thus hr $500 heat FOR same trc t
week. $1,000 neal; consigned IN yugh 500 he'd to Nr";
steady with fair demand closed firm; ahort u. 80 d
nj ep,l Sacrr. ~ sjd.3 -: common. - 5O"r2 40
fair tn good lambs. - 'od*i - choice, as q 80 ~
~ i9d@i %.
las; Liberty Oct 2s-Cattlc-Rccelps lieht: market
steady 1T nnchanc,d prices Prime II 1913, 10; good.
10; fair Hight steer. - 6oasf; ro"d TT cows and
mark low and a shadc lover. IIIr, Phll'delph
90 Boa ~ 81 hes: heavy iorcrs - 5oasj 10 best sht
Ncr.cr.. ~ iidGG 81; glasser.. Fl 2cd $40; rcn,
mon Il b.st plgs. *ie*9 -; roq.h' ~ ; ioa
,t.ily u. unc hnrgcd prices, EItr. s3 5odi3 10; FUR
90 :. -: sprlnc lambs :: 51dsi 30.
Louis OFT s-tattlci,recipts. 900 head; narhrt
nrm. Hog -I,eccips 100 head mlrket ioc higher
choice butcher grades 80 .od*6 TO- mixci ~ $50 so
aH. - & q No sHs9T &C., ssco,Eeeep.s
900 head market stcadv 20 firm. Common u eNtra
steers +31fj stockss ard feed re- ~ 2deS -; COWS
AID bulls. sias3 10: talyci Sea&5 81. Hogs-hTein,s
900 head nlrRet strong afterward easy heavy ~ 81
sorted 80 s5as1 AZ lleht, - 1890 90: PIGS - 2od
80 TO- shcepRccclpts, 800 head market ai'' Iress
unchanged Inferior choice sidsS To- LAMBS poor 70
choice. 80 50aei rs; extras. g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-30
TILE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago oct % (SpeciaD Wheat was again quite
strong yesterday. Despite very liberal realizing
On the part OF the leading local longs, the mar
ket held most of the advance which it made over
night Though the trade here expected some sell.
ing by New-Yorkers, the result Of their observa'
lions were that there was as much buying Tor
Eastern account as selling. The Eastern holders
seemed to be acting more on the strength OF the
stock market and the bright prospects for repeal
;han on anything else. Local longs were MADE
timid by large receipts in the Northwest. and
because other domestic markets failed TO follow
our advance. The fact that there VIII DE no boaFu
Monday also led to more or less realizing by PEG.
pie who would otherwise have held IN. cnor.
sellers as a rule covered their wheat The mar
ket rallied so sharply after each decline that shorts
had a very unpleasant time OF II, ana Seneraly
failed to stand the strain on their nerves peceih
Der opened at 6Ci2c. sold several times at Wsc aa
G6ssc closing at 66Hsc. Charters were Tor N'""
bushels. ,, .s
corn was dull but received little strength
from wheat Cash sold slowly. Shippers
bought futures more freely than cash. May opener
at i2i,c scld between i2%sc and i2&.c. closing NJ
PIC: charters 10000 bushels oats were Hf"ef
Provisions frmer early, easier AT the ciSse.
Receipts OF hogs yesterday were 100 less Una. va,
anticipated which gave the market lts h.ss
strength Estimates of 1900 Monday ana LOW"
next week induced some selling. ii.
Puts on December wheat were ooi2 cents, cdis,
6, to Ga. cents Puts on May corn were -
cents: calls 42a. cents. New-York people were
selling out wheat quietly as possible on '"s
curb after the close
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-30

$3.50 .o, q 40 200 bush. making the total IN
rep recn Sine jay l. 1876 600 bush ns na ID" d.
IiW) h"cn ~ coo bish The decrease in the experts
IA ~, ipDr,. in The Interior rec'ilu, nav 80 . ~,
t %Sc c b1 @a nsc -as market ia Sr Io low
Neyerhsess prices have and there is some curiosity
IAN OF III" 70 what have come Of the preG ,b
Statistical position The prs" Cash wheat was very dull
n, e,a,v"Iy sc higher the sales Of ooO osn p
export and 5000 bush yo o red i.c under December
sisr I preenpcr ccd M Decsmb, price az
s ndrT bcc"%bcr dycrd NJ Gnra w'"% nn.
Scco a,s ne, s q 1@.c unGCr Dcaemsr
trL' Tc marsot opened quiet at an advance OF ',c IN
sympathy with the risc III what Iut was w, nv ,ra,in"
.hc ,nc nj business very small l'a1 weather
was rcportcd again throughout thr corr ~ n,i re-,
talk Of smaller arr'as ,,,I interior receipts or
hH week have 35oooo bush agans. , Dn,n
a,t W mr,c. arn the market leaving oil que, Al "2
re net an. Cash corn was N or gu' for elor ss
s al, No corn 10000 bush i7c elevator 80 corn;
900 bush l7'c deliycrcS n NTVe"o ASThe market
s onIcG at SLIGHT advance in price in fuurcs i" ,b
wa practically no OUTSIDE ae, nobin% for local ac.
amp Cab oats were dull and ttc iner me
recent dunc-s in cash oa~ has gwen as lns year, dis
ton about "a" has o' been c,:Inatc1 about 81 ooo bush
per day owing TO the duii ne, ma s ha the con:
umn,ion Is only about 10000 bush lrr GAY an % nno
were very duh with S2c Of iSc9o oa h' 49, bush se
bSm ,"r and 1000 bush 3jc delivered and 900 bush
49, b GsI, Sc asked iE So whiS Witt
If 600 bush a7i2c track m,X'1 .oou p95n C,ns,
MALTIMSrSSf' 19ssniIy EhRLEY.uil 30
KIN nice GGacsc unciai Weston i'ff
arSet guici at rmrr %o 70 40
sscJ pc.cntr 80 60 asked and January 50 80 a,Aca
n y 'p'I Io5 n Tlaxsccd-Easier at 81 III.
ouot,,ous follow FIR comrarson the closing prices OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-30
SPELLING INDIAN NAMES

+
The London newspapers occasional considerable
mrth to their indian contemporaries by the spelling
of Indian words II appears that In referring to the
native princes and ncblcmen who were present at
strike ont an original line. but were only able to
spell "Gackwar' in seven different ways. and
are not wholly successful We still casionally
Puma" and "Poona." Hindu and ''Hindoo; .
'..Dacoit" and 'Dakait.' and 80 on according to
ment to the bombay Goyernmen, Gazette; " we
ola ce-nam-s which ia 10 be strictly adhered to-
In this list. while retaining such monstrositics as
Observation-Disclosures, Sundaraperumaikoyi, Can
damanayakkanur, and Ammayanayakkanur. a
large proportion OF the popular versions are re-
tanned. with the thin Disguise Of tx" for a
&C" Three-and-twenty out OF the thirty six pages OF
the Notification occupied by list OF place
names IN which the system OF tra RAJ, mas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-30
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
Ncw.Yorn. Oefobcr -. Is.

NfN-l U'TVT'T '''''
BEANS AND PEAS-Marriw are ,tlll T. ely oil rel and
flyorinc the huy'g Medium In snail supply WIN SUI
ncicnt demand To- sustain The price. Pc '"iNs p,
InN iid weak. Fed kidney quiet ut u" ho''lt
hut acli Unbalanced. Foreign 'ady. Tn" Dutch mar
ROY f,'rNci thi, mrk are 81 li,h pnntn ana on ''
ioulht III small way a. about - 10. FurtN' iot' are
- the way here and offered ut ~ 81 ia large way
Green peas quiet and unchangri. Sr-fch -"l - "nr
quotation In small lots from store, but offered
to arri,. 70 :! 30 cr lss. B"ins, r"trow' ,9'
choice. 80 Od"ts 20 medium. 1903 q" do ls, ~ >
a~l 50; lea 1893, choice, II 20; white KID
IS TO- California lima isne rGcm, ri ,5asi 75 FOREIGN
nrairn, is2S oasi 80 do is!", II i,"S % FOREIGN
~ 2.tsasl - d" scotch. bags II -.
~ ii.rrr-h creamery l. railing quite hfn' very
desirable sods are IN shot supply aud .oc Il mol an I'M
p''il" ,ri'r ~ ,trt'y extra Western nor ssisc for
sadc "f Sa'" Tut the u~ual top prices are ,iac
w"'t.rn and 2sc for STATE the receipt seldom show
Ing qualt. 10 yndc extra The next lower quality Is
also very Irn ana iayorng the seller. st,tc DAIRY butter
steady: but only late made hch quality tubs much
wanc1 LIMITATION creamery readily salablc June factory
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-30
so,,r,,rrN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston Oct IS. Cotton quiet midlnss ' cros, =
mddng .lJc: good ordinary Use net anu h,,ss;
CENTS ii ist bales: ,Nlo.s the Continent 2'i u''''
sales bales, all spnner>; stock. 1e: ti3 bales: lcs
Norfolk Oct. oS.-Cotton quiet; mdding -. re-
maoinp site; good ordinary GSc; net ana =, h,lcs;
ceips. GasG bales exports TO Gr.s; Britain ~" Is 3
bales. - r,IddinG
Zee middlIng ;Sc; low middllng, .sc Ro?u ,es: ex
!. net r,> e.l.s $50 ono. h, !" Fran e. ssv
bales; to the contnen. 900 bales; e r,i,.
Savannah o.: 2s-.otton steady mdtina n.
low mddlnr 7c good ordinary &c n c ana sss sis
cclnts q. 100 bales; EXPORT coassWlse io1 pa'e''
9l25 bales: stock. 1855 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-30

MoLAssfs-wa. dun aud icaturcIcs. .o ,y S Ss@
r.: ehol,s Sja3jc fancy, 3'dJsc Pot" iHo -'9'V'
'od OP,I "siGRfs"ine msrkc, for turpn'ine was
r.sa u,.c4,. wlu very Aui" 1mwd am aIl 'i', w."
-"m" d'" .o, 3D., ia -to +, r,duc.n, IA" quantity
er SO tbl- tt ni' Iaii To- %gis.s ' s.ScH-
i;.n Il, -, ibl.; = re utp-ntn' 80 b,, ,n,,
~ and aie IN m,ehinc-a al. bDi' l0 ia-'on-
goa strained 81 -; ssd -,,"T'i :. 80
Il "a, = tS,5 ~ =. - -: " " ;. - taf' . D.
/. h. - 70 h. b. - - i'h' "sh' "et"'' - ~
ocESX tGrlciSn esac'a a %pr' I + Ds sfny
IL a,ie, /" o SS Ts' i.t n,' OF at ioG5gii,oid
i'.d, cor. Dla.eo~ at - VIZ" I'd nSY i1 a.; I,
London. 100 to1s "ay o at '1, ,".e, or min Liver
pool I'D ,oaiou. 80 AntMr,r - .Di co,k
ias cA Is D o. cote" s Ii oI3 "a L,
thA,.Iri ,>-A stc'n'r ool-o1 VI rol"n' Sow
5Ng ars l., or ,cip". or cs,lnc; 5s ,c2
on, Ma l%aia no, ,m" '"' MP 500 Six
a" ,aaa c ST1Sn& I" lop9" to oasa
:, % BARK acA,s and q% unit s 81 J. Il oSn 10
to ,.",eav -, IL bars. lubrr satiI Hi,rs ."
uen". AYES, III 80 taFA g"er l'rnp ~ to Ks"
- i.coso s5 b,r pig ,'," Nr",V,' a- I, Si a
"r N 5,rs r~ sy "q, to :, r' Nasq
hooncr 20 toi-. "i.h g'n"sM rars'. Ne,. r~ :"
,asg, iEanYSrS sl.G5S; -nooaer. lugC,r
" ai F' to- S 70 r'o " ,, 30 c,er ,Snoe WIN
cpi Nes.Yor1 10 t;',trn pe'i> -. E'ii 'or n iS
" r.EVtS INS-In the Poyi>'on market there was
oui.t tt,rr The rrnl on The mod rat NOV.
mat al hor> 20 the VET aud In sympathy WIN Hii''
I,t.r there was m rcTctiOn ami tn 'lo-' va Inn.-
IOEK-Quict euo,cd ~ ~ nc-' -? Az, - .
11mv Das.J -. short ,irar. sl'cs 80 -; r.;ri p'
Ali 500 as . BEEt-Mark'L steady. GU tatiolH az.
FAMILY, si2a-li. Mess, -: n,",,. ~ - ,,,,
Ind, mo-. Z aso3 BEEF NAMS-Naf" Gull q.
Ill; ,0 $40 80 CHICAGO ham at tl1... DHfNNfD ito'
utt,ly ,ndY: lSO.i SLASH; ldO-ih. S-dS"c ~ ~
sL.1,i-r. mig. sa,c......ti MEATN-PrhlN >h"utir,
nuct: arocd 7i,c: do ham. dull at loalotr; W,Ssu
lc,li.. nu,t I'm quoted at lie; li-fh. iu'tc I'D
II he LAED-Narkct dull Western closed at lo"' ;
. cl,-,d gfsc: comIoind. Si-0S.ic: refined LOT on
,ir,nt 10 So and South Anc' lea. lie. In uPlu- W
torr cIo.,i at 1860 nominal November "soc nonhh"
January S9Jc nominal. 49, =, .,, ,
Rio F-RatheF quicter but steadily hcld SoWh'r"
rows ,,niinc sellers. W. quote Domestic. mr 10 eo'
3.e4 tie: prime . chol - i's"'ic; iin'S 's'''i' :
''' hi|t.Aw Continue nomi.al We quote
Centrifugal. 81 tc,t Wait. museo, 'd". - rs, 90
nuoio,,cs sugar Sc. I.0ndon-' an" Iu''i no
change. 10. Cd. AMI fir refining az It., re,
ouct prices hIfely unlnoind present onii Us iou
n, 81 month, -. Ld .itsFi rD--Wa, ql"t ara -
which was noted Yesterday. The i"'lo"nf lu",i.
ar, he quoatlcn- posted by the refining conalle' ai
thc inside rate, cost after d'ductng REBATES
At pres, nt ami allowed. NcwYork anu philadelphia re;
rners allow per trade discount on lo,S OF
100 bb. more. and OF less quantity per cent. G
,y, not than y bbls. For sugar packed 10
inr. there IL no additional charge OH gfanuia'd, pu'
isr-fb oil othr. GRADES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-30

\rw.York cum Il 10 ! m-Whent Dc. ON tT, i'sT
M, ssr. MAY 7sl.d7slc close Isle nominal
or1prccn', r clo.cd i7',c asked May 'o,'d 49tf
,n o,f,-Dcc mlcr c.o.'d 3d. nominal; Ma! clo'ri
Sc nominal i1slish laImcr-' driN,Firs lase W.
>. lss quarters 1T an aN rae price oil as ou NJ
,,,od ar,i\,Tcs at all points 13,JSi brsn a.
int nor Ioint. thi. week have Teen Whsa' y;
hush. com $50 500 bu-h. oats. S"l 1uO DlHl -
n,,t fri lour Atlantic prit-: Flour. S3 100 bb, Nh,l.
20 iCi bush corn $4,000 lu,h liner o, ccipS io'
i-, unt tonight been 1J.9lOcoo DU-h o. WI ~,
.r,u,t I3 77i.COO bush for the corresponding ue "''
car . -, 49,. ,.,, ,xc,.. Wheat I 4O3 .
oOr hush. corn 1000 BUSH oats oo- t'o buo' '"'''
10 -, hu.h noir ~ Dbl. and ~ HD seek; ,.
Receipts u bfcad-tuiI> al ten lniiI iV' ~ h"Sn
lat initc ciuheis tcvOj oH't1oc "ou' Oo'''' s' '
lnLlLN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-30
rrrorr,y proDvCr MARKETS.

r,ver,ool oct IS 30 p. m.-Bec-rh@ supply
poor rokII lder offer mod, nr'rc NJ notsr
-, IL. ,hnrt r,t api. II fo - 30 lul N ~ I'd
-loldcr, offer Icey. Ch"csr-llodcr' ON pa ~ =, =
T,'IowEThe .uniry i poor. Sprit~ of turp"u e. ~
crs olies mod racly St.aiy a. - 3D. ioS9 oaaa
,',t.re. rNo.lar doing: pine Western Srot Iul; a.
SIS Whe,;-lIoders OIL ap1rlnsl fI9u l. orr
c,,cr moler1t.k Con. sp. arr utur"S-liodrrs Mler
- a inrv. missed Western >,ot fran NJ l.; V'loor
a. 3. lr.d; November hrn n -; De e r n a.
H. I'D. Hops London, Pacific coaSt-Ih' supply =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-30

It'll? IT, v s;s' sssSy sgs ~;
corn, $s'sc No, oats, 2ste No ? rye !5ss; No
1 r. gsSs ps5 ss d! SSdt A.; lid -
bxed 20 50 whisky die.lcs finished goods PEI
,ad a. cut on 'i he q Foias a
the butter market was quiet aod W., fancy c.ye,
-ss Eggs es' quoted At s5c for fresh stock.
os sss. adI ow ess AZ s
SGsaso I IcG DS re- s , na %. S *
QUITE Sn the s so ss '@ Cped %
light, oias and eE9sed at Ole May Op""sd at e s
demand Ths S,Ss s. ca =, SS N'r S
sG srs j. s S.! FIST S. b e: 81 5ss
's A. !? yo %as &c. Sa 'sSi 30 wh ss
Milwaukee os 2s-Es:e%ss s, wheat opened at GO
"a @ Oh s1Is ana but eei sma ss fn
became very strong owing to renewed b9ying by eca
It so r. anu a 'S Offering sas I've
o and s sS"sa 6E but S s eo became
demand and heavy selling No white, SoHs 10 do:
10 s Corn 9%ls. s,sa S Sfy ' quiet '
ii o. Flour steady in fsr dmasd On dTs.'ic 9cCoSne
at !s 80 70, 1s,cSed bran sl325dfis5o mdnss
Philadelphia Oct 2s.-four-Locai job ers generally
%f %: s? "s s y ss,
aaIy sr T By no o'sss! ''sss ae @
Der. Csis aosse; December 50 td09's, January 5I.a
Influenced Of c I'm prices Of options but this
marked was largely nominal Cables frmer but cxIors
eo'tsd Sh Local CARROT S in l% S pB
AND AND Moved CSsmis G"'E e Gss; %
a,y f5a45l.c Oats-Firm, bu- not much DEMAND fu:-
tres isd4c higher hut ruled quiet; No white October
s;ssa5, sc: Noysmbcr 30n37c December and January,
81 az nc Suear-Refrcd dull and unchanged; No l3'
,;l,c net No IA 3i.c net. Other articles unchahgcd
&, louis Oct os-rlour-There Il better feeling and
-cllrs are askin. more, but the market !, very qs
wheat lover October, G0i.c November, 6lt'; Deem.
frr ccTsc Nav. 7olac. Corr higher oc'cbe, Site:
nominal October. e5lae Noyenber gic Nay 3l,:e.
.houde-s r.: longs and clear ribs. 9e short, oSc
Bsron-BoNed shoulder, 7A2e; Ions ,tc; cles Fps
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-30
THE PETROLEUM MARKET
E,WS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
New.York, October -. 1898.
The price Of crude petroleum this week has ra,hea
higher figures than have prevailed in months, The sd
vance was til, result the failure to expand the poiu
ton thu increase In demand and the consequent uuss
OF the stocks above ground With crude prices now ~
tho seventies IL is singular that the refined marN't s'
to Join in thu rise sympathy, but In view Of us IL"
portant competition that the American product Is of'
TO meet abroad Is gratifying that quotations hod iis
firm The outward movement Of ptFoleum continue ="
satisfactory scale, aud exports Of crude t,hHsi,
etc from ports r'a January - cay. az
estimated Gy 81 900 gallons, ~ inci,os OF
Gallons over the pndns period OF ls!- ~
statistics trade do not oreshado~ an, chang IA
the Inn ing tendency Of values he pat n I'll
Of the pIc l.cs month far indicate int t on,a
reduction stocks for Octobr viii exceed o"'''
Tho pipe line nsuics from October TO - were
follows: ,,....s
Runs. Doyercs d.li,eres ohl,.sssn,
To.al bhs..~..I.7is 81 e27:!aG 49,; 2osssa1
Average pr day Gjloo 1891 =i,2.2 80
The range price. and the total dealings ~ NI'os
Transit certificates the Consoi,td stock and P'tn'
Exchange for the last four week, were a. to'loWs
Week ended Oct. J. Oct - Oct ~. ~
$ fl E .:.::::::: s, s 81 81 81
rlhai % ooa. 10 90 coo jW
Refined petroleum unchanged ut olb cs,s III
IN b,rs, .G5 IN bulk and $50 &C. u, VI nt. ia
N.wyork. and $40 cents ia btrls aH lid AZ $50
LUX IN Philadelphia. Washington cruz rl." ~ 5V
cents In barrels AMI cent, IN buiN. Np''"" ""
ccnts a gdion. . go, ,,nrs -
Foreign quotations wcr, unchanged at lis IAN M ma
lco Eics In An.wrrp b mares D 20 KIDS a. III INV
aud 3'sd per imperial gallon In LONDON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-30

.,o, coffee wa. finer ri Is'sais2c Tor Rio We .
.ru- l. 800 Lays Santos Nos D ahH - p'SN
81 ~, No D. arrive per str1mer " lbourne. i,
Flour AID MrAI-it was n r"fil,r Sn'niuN , ,"
, mo norr market. Asking prices wfr' aiian'"i Ut '"
M "orc . nd,,s OWN" - thn rise In whr1' bus bu''
,,or. nat dl.uo>ed any inp"Nrin ~ Jnu u, -
VII ,ho yol,r, OF trair small. Minnrap"i' pt"'i'
,yc,. held at ~ -. but bnyrrs were "lii' ~ pay "
IN, M frs'l -car.rlN bu.lh.-- 80 ~
sr,n.sctions Tor the day wcr" 30 lkes nrluhi'H ~
IL Viii .,f,1. ~ Joa - 10; 80 bh- - ,iH - ~
"a 80" ~ e., . 800 bill city mill c,clr- . ~ -.
Ills sIr NJ patents AZ -fdTi % -, Dds >'ia r'
bb. at - 10; Leo bDl- rye uiNt
r, 10 arrive - 10dr2 -. nni 30 >a"k "ttr' hr->
20 80 Southcru n0uf dun aIi S's1 Is hill
market W., hieN"r on IN y
~ t,, ,ud .bt Offering ~. airNl- haNln. b 81
la ,hc,d SHE, 100 lag =, 80 ild 1t
n The market quoted ri ~ - u nrtvr AID
~ ~, co ~" ~, Tho .uot RYE fLOCi;-ilnrkt qu't.
ss., w o.o lii al -. Quotations follow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-30
Winter

,o,oons Ycllnw ws-crn 81 GOdse 20 Brandvwinc,
80. Sycamore az ~: Southern. white bags NJ -
Isl IS. RAG MEAL-oust. 9notaton>' llg white
e n;ns ~ n4 AMI fIa. te,dv for wc@rn aoat o,s Of
wc.tnrn csrots: iO.n. .5d77Ec; G0b 75a57,ac; SIN.
70 100 N ;door ,iafp= o. dSi rye fed. 7JaSOc
soniny chop oOd95c coton'ccd meal ~ 2Oa ~ ~ pr
H., ou iodfl -. city feet quiet at 00S5"
GuAIN-WIIEAT- wheat marset 6div opened l,c
oeher NJ, the news from Washington CHICAGO siat
sn." ,,nuf ,o.sIby taken the rrral bl dty.
rh- started the nark't he higher. with very t' WHEAT
sr Tho d.mand NJ the ifyanc". however.
nualiv sm,I AMI within a short prices were back
almost 10 the closing neurcs Of last niyht Later re-
ror, az hottcr stock market and = ho,efrl OUT Ok
ID the SIRE. prices improved but Their scarcely any
sdyanec for the dav Foreign ~ arlet steai
marxct> but again orders from the Other side Of
.rany nrouortinn-. Nr5ds'r"ct-' Of
~ rt Tor thc aSt had quite stimulating effect
sddon Ia Tho carly reports about Washington ,r,scrs
For Ii" last week there gain Of about brsh
over previous wcek neycrheess somewhat loss than
70 date since July shows gain Of 10 49, 900 bush
The intcrior moycrent during the week eon large
showing slight gain the preyious The total
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sYf,t pS-Not great deal o. busucs. dong bur
ady tom maintained. Quotations from 10 1, ioc
on common 10 tai 10 2oa BE good . prm'.
SiEAEINE-Marhct quiet. Lard. li',c "d oeo.
1OLc.
TALLOw-stcady: sales. 81 hid choice ji4c. Quoted
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'u'. W., sno, sale- to-day and l'~' night. fof ~
NV. none. consumptIon. $50 hal"-; contIss' Az,
pnrt ,onc total 90 bales spot mafNei nul
mIddllncs g aIGc which Is unch"n'ed compare" WIN
ycstHrnavs w. i,scd n, .r-ri.an s1ndarA = Ni~lne'
,,, arS On cotton IN store. running ~ a. lF - ''''
than half a grade above or '~,o" t' F'' st,.oca
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-30

Liverpool ,ablcs n->is't rttion q"~a IT., IA
or,r'n. nrl,.. ,a., sales. 900 tall - i'' ,.,n
~, ,,f ;fJ l,lc- Nurfiran. 200 h''r,i rr,ip''
,,Ic.. american 1000 iaies rlii!i"R -, -
.1.,,d rl., d,ulrI freely .uWi.'h ~ IN ,...
i,I -,0,d, Al i.6i 2-ri d ''iilr. January p,i'
in I.l,ruar, Narrh i.ts. MAJ ny fH - !" -
,rril Ma, t,S 10 l2p. May-Jurr fipl a. t'.I -
90 tal.r. No,,miy.f i13.; No,cmi@fp' mmf '--' -"
c.u1rr-I1iuarf. i@2b. .., ....t- .o o.. vi,
prices from unchangct - p,int, "ni D n,.T 4,
,,,ln,- lover compared with ~" atia SUI on u. @
The ale. being . 80 bag D,c"ubf a. i''''' ~
LAG. Nav at iC.-5 III" to;n -sl"s . The ,-"l .',
~, 200 bag. inrufng oct b"r =. 49, Np''' 49, 80
Il 0oal7I5 December at iG5oall75 Ja1rai! At 10Y
War,h a IGi5 Apiii ai ~ 81 and Nal 81 ~. 80.
,rhr rlo.n4 price, ronpari WIN '">i'' - j" ~
,,r,c ffou ; points hi"her Z" - points 10Y
c,s cr ruling Of prices Ia general Wa age 10 u'1'i
in- cable. which showed fDr Ii1Nr grrt mar ~ w.
80 L. franc lover aai @a,c- ~ y COZ bass Tor 10"
f eecii,," 81 "a on late deliveries. and 1n adNanc" ~
a. I'd an nar deliveries for HAMBURG an adNao" o" ="
L. No with the steady and -'- oi - wv b't-;
,tIsh f,a'urc Of She market j. Ia" iafH' drlN'r -,
orcc In le Tinted St1t~-. vest fdhN- H'iN' i- ''
= M q I,cs opual thrc" Your d1f" 90 h'lps
cio AZ the present Rri1il 70" pit ~" hnyNht"
o., to ,, 80 pr below what ti"' ~h"u DE- N'
.,l~is and dell, cries they ar IN thi- r"ni'f, 'n
Iurouc Tn. MARKET. therefore hcli- f't''r ~ -
T'c Mo market = r'iHri'1l fn-Hl - p".
Win No : Exchange stlnda d. quoted 1T i'r'o "
rhamc@ 10. I3.l ii p-. 5000 h1t', to1 - ' a.
81 900 has recrIt- Snt' Ia. ~t"c 80
i,cs Market easy. GOOD aNcfi-" "a lt"~, - w.
lard f~s santos 500 bag. Ilc t''a! S'> t'-'N
v,.- bag-.
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Inc line nsurcs from October ! 70 . weie y
Euns De- yer cs. Oliver Chaftsesns
To.,i hlls.1,7Is sii 227.C26 ijj,is. 2css -
Average pr day 6jl0o S',lOi -i'""- -,

The range price. and the total dealings ~ Nss rs
Transit certificates at the CONSOLIDATE stock ana I'
Exchange for the last four wceA, were a. o'lo"s a,
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4 DETAILED RECORD OF TIE YEAR


Anybody who wishes to follow more in detail the
record Of the year will find it in compact form in
the following table.