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New-York tribune., 1893-11-24
CASH QUOTATIONS..
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Ncw-Yofi, November % 1893.
COTTON-Thc cotton marS't ha' shown q de- ID dly
botter sp TODAY. Speculative investors have operated
with confidence no. for scvcla wecks past. Ths
from Europ. have been much better indra'ing IN.
creased activity In the market for SPOT cotton. with sac
rrachiuc bal irf time week.
while the Liverpool fu'urn marart grows Nfn at net
advance OF tod the closing price % the
ylous day, In additor this j. the f'rt tina; rrloft
ence of Ingih and American spinner. IN the Southern
markets later manifr-ng unusual int"r't In IN"
d.c: r-u oi the cicpuracing outcome of
impoftan: sale Of dGygoods The tmI- Of
the situation increased 10y predictions of :htcr
movement ports newt week ~ Ia result ~ the
sub fdinc moyepri; at interior loin- ~ indicated by
n. returns. Thus the receipts at Augusta to-day are
$50 bales araln-i s bac- last year. viii MemphI.
receiving 3tJ2 bales. AGAINST 31- bales last year.
Houston POO la'c- aciln- GilJ bales last
CGrrcr estimates now point 10 toia OF 10000 bale, for
Interior this week. F-tiuai 20 The total Of the
crop being reduced AID $50 900 bales Il aycragc
estimate probably In conservative quarter; we'll
Informed parties believe In lower neurc. on the idea
tha, eco1s have been swclod L., unusual haste
Of planters 10 l' money for their cot
expense Of future receipts. and that m" planter, NV
holding back unusually small proportion OF their crop
L. the r0lcriIrf. bI' IN this
nection Il l. interesting t. member that during th,
famine planter uinlle 10 borrow fund. and
10 would naturally follow that they Ia nr'd oi
count. li,ac cables ara quite rrec-coor'l as 20 the
outlook In Manchester ana pfc4i' continued activity ON
the OF tAe Engsh spinner. ceIr' iav noH that
Amo spinner have menerl 20 Irlrk up their
little. The market here clo~ d ~ net advance over
ye.ierf1vs closing lldlS points. tone with
falcs foi the DAY reaching e,s sO' bales.
Opening ana close today aud closing bids the
ny.N ous Might AID last follow:
New-York tribune., 1893-11-24

The s,ocs In yard nc, November 20 with the American
r1rrfE The cop ~ maize, cIosca iru 'V but QUIT it
spot quoted $50 ilAp The lead markc, co..s lar,ly
,cml,r At s'ea:'i carload do at so aud 100 ton:
>, @9 lead tsp. M lead t ''9% 10 70 & 200 ,@n Aa mnrS
;o.e' Yoy.m,.r. 200; December. .oGs, roaa', :;
~ ' emer H ~ ca", 70 abon: % T. ec % pr % p,"nd I" bond
q gudrr- The Sinsscp lin r.,l a TO days on
u, o@ a n a" c nysS eS R o@ Si " r Nv gaH' TO
riyai- q 'ie IN N.s.yoIk no ,ons ''9ic. sta,s'
the ,clrGrarcl Mount B.cor mrc IN the northwest
snail T'ancs are obtained from The Mount cemskrE
ac h f 81 MoSi ann G "c 0 Sa. S ID to- to y iH
~teady supply o. ore ,l;cc u ,w, ma- r' opnd mp and +,
worked out pcoycr,s OF spnirnn,ly great lmporenss
lie opinion of rhc~e comp'tnt to Jude tc conclsion
to % be FTsi9o a, S% o" ed,1Y s Ta,"saa % s,, & c
& I,.o%S M D probability e ns nn "'1Saie s in t tn. & yed
ni no S Sd' 81 % l r, ns %s %"s' ,c"s y dn @
e Ne Metal Sehanse ,la gov gowSsotch warrants .s, si
peru pS So c. o"y "lar"s ro cis soii spanish % l @
60 ~ % q; 'l, 2 :p u c7' Is cd three months $40 2' Cd
nosI MoL.Nsns ASp pGns.to ia having
aaCi S' ra"sa S"@ nr ' the market E' +. WIN" more %" or
e.. %c no no%n' rg,sgn was aatys and "om,"
35o37c choice. 5000 New-Orle old crop centrlf
a "sa "tSnsy iasi1c aI eGmmon iar $50
bing lots o3a25c Porto kico 23a30c Syrups remained
'" 59H!s M s"c sS1' pc o's'Sss Sa
oid25r.
NAvrL STORES Spirits iurpcntine rules STEADY with
a ' rc aH iar t. Of sHsI I" o%s way .c,S "a % h" % ony
mGasr.te, asi'c while "a, and p'ch qri = S'oel
IG-s lbs. We quote Spirits tirpa 3Oc In South
m,n st ai1ei II e good strain,d 81 80; D. 81 10 f.
M 3" i e 4 ,c 'sas % a 'sr Is S
ptch regular vcIah' t. Il I co. o. '''" ign" "''S"
Ocean IA EhEGiIIs-nusiness in berth room has G been
hs,r snow no gn9' change but The temd,ny Of un% y
la, Vcy little stun to snIp The oily charge rates
Il reduci.on of I'd for grain 10 Antwerp. The 9p
Lollon load. grain a4d 500 ton, Iay at ic., and
100 1, lard at 2e, Cd; To Liverpool 800 bales cot
rates for grain Liverpool. I'd London 3+d Antwcfp
ga Ncwsasc l'.d: Hull 4d Glasgow; I'D icith'
is a.. ciISGTFi;si s,,a@Sr. il 600 qr' srain
a to cotton css for Tor, Sde s + 80 y%o Sss
snip: 50 ooo case, York 9 Saigon ,Gs
terms quotahc about l7- I'd bark CSC tons with gen
co, cal Or 10 " S'a lump h"onr . o 45o
tons Win Sen"rs 20 ratso Ss t. BS@u% l:s5
-ch9on,r 100 tons with mol,sses ami gar New.or-
cola 10 New. York or Philadelphia - - or ~ so
s,hoeae u"Sr non in"h Or poo9 g NSswlork
,ehocncr coat w'chawken to Buekspor ooc schooner.
OILS. o,iOn'rd oil was dun and nominal
e. g"ocd p0 Lard oil MI, caSS ard 0,m "@shs.sSS Ss
loose. a5asss on crude. bbis, a7Ssoc butter oil.
4odiic; summ.r yellow. prime, a5ds5f summer yellow
riOV IsIONs~ne orsninc to-day was moderately active
snd srornc and there seemed he durng the early hours
sa'e chicago hon~s claim that the principal shot
interest IN the market is now the p,ckers an possibly
hat the tndency Is now toward larger run OF hogs
sS u" w e "a ser m NAV y be
wiz " no means rule as high q they have 'os "e lss
New-York tribune., 1893-11-24
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
New.York. November %. 1894

New-lork, November % 1aql
dull and ,S 10 sss 9, s.sS s s, No
T. @ es ;af r.s e
.sse .sm,ss Ss osaS and nee
10 hogs the ornoco on the Peruvian 500 cattle - 3.
No MH idng yssds part late Wednesday As
nesaas S sI {; a sahSs d. 'Ts S;ss $50
1 a SI. Ss. o Ssus a IS % g s%a 5 80
dressed asis dressed sSsse iiss; S:
~ d, id5 % ss osS iS n 10 v;a L, hon.
HslIenecck e. Hollis: grassers 2il ~ at " ss
D, Mcphe,son Co: % Pennsylvania calves. 2s4 4.
mEES AND Re- % at i T. SS sss o,
the Si ss oss, yS ysssss Is
Ses during hs Whole season Of a%css % eoatnuoSs e
%Srke not % only My v,a ws lambs C%sr than
asures, for the reason that they cannot Ssc g. Nsss
30 fpss s5Y 4; 3 ss is
nary to g@e DO Janis at % % x s ny Sk asS % =
the dead meat trade de- and many q the shop butchers
Business bon at 4caoc dressed lambs sold at Seasc, with =
odd or two (hog dressed at s'ac most OF u
Sales-S Judd & Co.: 23s State lambs. ~ m avene4
at 81 per 100 ID 153 do. 64st 10 at s3 IS IS Pennsy
yania sheep 10 H. at 81; Al Sate do. 10S n, at 81
IS do. 95 10, at 81 25; os Pennsylvania do, W D 8
So S7i2.
D. Mcpherson & Co: rs Pennsylvania lambs, 6S d
at ~ SO lO2 PENNSYLVANIA sheep 81 ID, at 81 rs; IL
state do 20 N. o ~ l2ta I25 do, 20 N. at 81 10
NJ Collins 1877 Pennsyyania lambs II D. AZ ~; -
do So h. at s3 02i2 IA fennsylvana sheep loe n 4
- ~.
S. Sanders: 7S Pennsylvania lambs 70 n, at n y;
8, rennSyvanIa sheep, IS ID. at % G2E.
j. +. Pidcock: DOG ohio sheep, 93 y, at f2 05; 70
o"I Ilas%psck ips Isis j state sheep lls n 10;
d. Harrington: 30 CaData lambs, 81 n, at IS 2O<
Western do, 40 H. at 81 62i2.
Hume S Mullen 100 Western sheep, 100 n, OF o.;
IO2 Western lambs 53 ~ at ~ %.
IIOGS-Reccipts. :6 cars, or o.J06 head-2f cars y
Fortetht. and II cars az Jersey CITY: About half
lower AZ 81 jOos 80 - for cx,r'mes. Country dresse
lower at CL0Dc for heavy t1 lg1t weights.
Saes-A ". Lamb: 81 Western hogs l24 b average
at per ID.
New-York tribune., 1893-11-24
THE STATE or TRADE.

81 ss@ss Is; do extra 81 25as2 IS; do family. $g
s. % winter wheat patent iog$ g S5 sprg ssles go
1900 bbis. Wheat firmer no ? red. spot and No
yember 6iA@6i1sc Deeem6er G qaa ss
bush sales. 5000; bush milling wheat by sample,
c5a6sc. Corn FIRM; mixed November, iS'sg a5?c:
mixed. i0aafc stock. 2j6.45S bush sales. $500
ssaai2c Oats steady to arm; No s white M & Western
dull No . Sc; stock. 5iOi9 bush. Hay quiet; good
to choice timothy. 81 5cYsl5 80. Grain freights
21u2sc; do fair to choice. 2ia2Gc; do imitation.
2sm24c lade fancy 22c: good to chose; iSg oc;
packed l6@17c Eggs steady; Western: 2ic; near
by, 2tQ2jc. Copper steady refined, 1valo'4c Other
articles unchanged
Boston Nov. 3-Flour very dull. range Of sales
Of spring patents being mostly below 81; M winter y, 81
patents. 81 iOa 50 15 clear winter wheats sSgS iO
(old. lsc steamer yellow new, i7a.Ilsc. oats
quiet; spot market short of stock which keeps
values steady clipped $Sa :9lc; No white 81, $Ee a
SIG 50. Pork. lard and hams lower and dull and
weak Butter quiet; fairly steady. Cheese duil ana
fresh-gathered Western. &c Receipts for the week
Flour. 24.15G bbls and 5S.i& sacks; corn Siash
bush; oats, 1869 bush; shorts 1857 tons.
Buffalo. Nov. 23.-spring wheat offerings light: de-
$3.50; soco bush No Nor'heTn, DO g 7:lse; 5000
6Sisc; No Northern spot. 6si9c; do. C ! T.
67isc. Winter wheat dun; No red. ei.c No extra
red, &c; No white, 65hc asked. Corn easier sales
500 bush No yellow. 42i.mi2i2c; llo9 bush No 2:
iac; 1900 bush No B. 4olec. store; s cars No 3
No wbe asc track oSss e o BUSH do sorc
Sii.c; 1000 bush No white. 33c store; car No 2
mixed. SIC, track BARLEY dull ana easy; fancy
State. G9d7Oc Rye dull; No Q 53i.G5c. asked Flour
quiet firm; best spring: Sass 10; winter straights.
strong. unchanged.
Chicago, Nov. 2s-The leading futures ranged as
New-York tribune., 1893-11-24

Casn quotations were as follows: Flour-Price:
Sfc Mheat 80 sse t Mo spring Wheat ,seclssc No red
ssc no 10 Sarley sH SC; 10 20 asseed Hs prime
timothy seed. 50 90; meas pork per bbl. s2 75asl5
81 25 dry salted shoulders t6oxedD. sc 5OasG 81
short clear sides (boxed) IS 2Ns 37ia whiskey dis
loaf SIC per NJ granuaed' % SC per H. siandsrd
A." &c per 10. on the rrodnce Exchange to-day
fancy creamery 25a25isc; choice 25a23c sweet bu,
lacking favor, 2oN2lc. Eggs scarce ana frmer, 22l.
Cincinnati Nov. 2S.-Flour-sprIng patent, 81 75a
81: fancy at g 95a@ gO and family. 81 OQs2 S.
Sample red. SIC. Comm Market is very quiet No
white at Ssc No white SIG; rejected white. 2jc
very light. and the market has an inclination 10
adysnce no mixed. 3l'.c kye-Markct is steady
Si; clear family. sl5; clear mess, $40 80 Kettle
crs srs c ke edr a. rs c Lear %rd & ek
shouiders a,s TIC; short rp sides sei &c short
steady Sales OF distiers' goods on basis OF 81 IL
5l2 barrels.
Milwaukee. Nov 2s-Nay wheat opened slslc
cllned under the influence Of realizing by those
who bought yesterday and day before. also freer
Ing es7sc bid. December closed 5ssc. and cash at
' ary s'sF id os fsf ";9u So sRa 3
4sc: No 2. Ssa4c RyeoBetter demand; No. i. 4sls
white so,saslc on track: No white, PC com orr
Good demand; No. g. &c: No. 4. Sic. Mil stuns
asa 80 'S' ''' -
Minneapolis Nov 23.-The opening in wheat 10,
day was firm. and the close was easy. December
trade was largely scapns There ySas Vas % Sim de-
ms & % the WERE Tee ovsr %
sSa at e Tne 70 o N to ys was az
No Northern sold at 57i.q5Sc. The mlers were
M ka 0p Sase9 orb Bran s na "a
white as@2siSc; No 3. $5a2sc' ''N'''' 0"''
Philadelphia, Nov. 3.-Flour-Rather better feel
Ing but trade continues quiet. Prices spot goods
though firin. show no quotabie Improvement but
are asking more money for goods to arrive. Rye
-four -four quiet and barely steady with sales Of 100
opened shade irmer but afterward reacted to yes
terdays final prices and closed duh. Export de-
mand continued light. No red November sja65Ac:
GsA0G9c. Corn--Option market weak but prices
showed no important change, and were largely
Foreign orders generally limited below the market
Local car lots duh but steady; No mixed Novem-
43Ni3i4c. oats market ruled firm. and prices al,
vanced 12c on car lots. and hIl2c futures; the
latter & were dn but far ,s local trade demand No
January. 2G056isc: February. 3Ci4M2G4,c Eggs firm
and in fair demand; Pennsyvania hrsts. 2Si sG2lc.
in quotations. Other articles unchanged.
ST. Louis. Nov 23.-Flour-Very light demand.
Trade was confined 10 q small job and order busi-
east trsck Wheat lover Soyenber NE S pedem Paa
weak ana lower; November, S3c; December 32I.m
S25.c; year a2Hc; January. s2i%c May S5lzc oats
Pork-Standard mess aelng at $4 75asl5 On orders
SIS 5oeisi5 75. Lard--Prime steam, SIC Dry salt
meas-shouders &c; longs ,s and clear ribs, nc;
steady; 81 l5 Lead quiet at s. 20 sellers: but held
firmly at that and two cars sold. speter-Iast sale
New-York tribune., 1893-11-24
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo Nov. 2s.-Cattle-Receipts last q hours
2I4O head; total for week thus far. l1sp head;
for same time last week. 10.2s0 head; consigned
through. 900 head; to New-York. 1850 head; on
Western cows and heifers, 81 9oas3 o5 veas lower:
good to prime 81 75ls7 80: common 10 fair, s. 500
81 80. Hogs-Receipts last q hours. 1900 head:
total for week thus far. 100 head for same time
head; New-York. 1850 head; on sale, 1900 head
market opened steady and became strong; closed
l0c stronger; all Sold Workers. s. 40aS %; light
do and pigs mixed. $ 45d s. %; mediums and heavy,
s. 55. Sheep and lambs-Receipts last "a hours.
500 head; total for week thus far, 100 head;
for same time last week, B,200 head consigned
through. 600 head; to New-York, 1,2o head; on
weak; closed dull: Canada lambs. 81 500 90; a
few fancy higher; good native lambs, A4A g;
common to fair 50 25qS s.; common to good
sheep. 81 25@s2 IS: choice mixed, 81 soas3 25.
market firm at unchanged prices; prime. 81 SqS 35;
good. 81 30aA5o good butchers. S 75as4 Is; rough
fat 50 scasi; fair light steers sass io good feeders
g s0aA good fat cows and heifers 81 50g3 Hogs
s. 3oQ$ so; light selling best sheepSupply light:
demand light; market dull, unchanged; common TO
extra. 50 40; yearngs, sass 80; shipping lambs
onion Stock Yards Chicago. Nov. 23-Catte-
Receipts $500 head. Market steady. Common to
extra steers, So 25uS; stockers and feeders s2 20
s. Is; cows and bulls, 81 2J4S %; calves 225as.
Hogs.Recepts, 1900 head. Market frmer Heavy.
assorted S 5OMs5 go; light s. l5aS 80: pigs 81 500
s. S5 Sheep-Recepts. 1000 head. Market weak.
Poor to shose sheep agss 81 lambs & g .'SA e
sesas %sshst @ cows sf5ay & esSs:
2,3sl head market active and nd ioc higher; best
S 25 Sheep-Receipts, 6s. head; market quiet and
New-York tribune., 1893-11-24
mel Andrew d. Baird. Commissioner Johh r.
Adams and Allen Gray
RUMORs ABOUT GENERAL ELECTRIC.

Rumors thick yesterday OF trouble III the
General Electric Company with suggestions vi
possible receivership They grew out OF the con-
tinued decline in the common stock at the STOCK
Exchange Recent heavy deliveries OF newly trans
ferrcd certificates have been made by brokers who'
when they sold the stock. were believed 10 DE act
ing for bear operators President Coffin oi the zen
eral Electric Company, said yesterday that 'he
board of directors did not contemplate the appoint
ment of a receiver and there was no ground Tor the
current reports. Mr.. Coffin said that the queS.iol,
OF the next dividend on the preferred stock nad
not been discussed but that the money 1or the
December bond interest was In bank and the IN
terest would be paid
New-York tribune., 1893-11-24

srOr CoITON-Thc market for spot cotton has been
land. So. Midlnc. Xev.ornns s',c s,irs Sioi Il
ton r;, Dal,s a' ." and on miidlins, a. which
iar lsc o.; milllDe falr. - on; strict good mddnr
sc M On s'9S Sr ins as sc on , & c S af%%f oans1
is,iCe on good oiinay lsc Of GOD middling !inae
7IGs or ,ii.si iioow 1,dn;ns sii.nea 2s's.c on %"
Neu.york MT Re .eip,-. ~ bal-. rrOs i9Ia lac.
tcry,ded i2l TO- sale. J.. hale al! nlsrs 81 .,9 ~
Great Eiiiain. s1s,i bales Iilncr s5o baio,; cont
,nl. week s2 i2l lSe' Ipor ,ae, hgi'Is i;o 'cs
toai' ls5c co, h,i.s .,sck. oGssi s,lc rl,orioo
e1Ilc-spo cotton u'ter,l~ d"uoud ~ price, sale,
"a o'o sa 700 l rae @n 1l 'c o o & n u,eas A%e
81 COO bsios oriIn,rv. .iG: od ordinary. g.. low
fai- i5G Fgr"r cr'asd irr dc@ual AR Il so
70 sGi edNancc closcd hrn ., 91t 10 io' n. ad'nes
April is7b. Apfn.Nar 30. . Miy-iunc $50 To igl
"ec,r bSSrf a9 @ TO Dca @ - .. T. 70 b. nomlo,
no,Slo ,o, cotton 5cpqr genk i1oe b,le.
l.62ecoo haic. iasi y'rr Ci:rn1 bl'"s Aret tni-
Graf P<f1i". fni. We To- onn h,,.. is. vir CONT
nnt 500 bale totr .i,~" Ianu,ry 'h> vclr Grr,'
Great rHeia cro'r b'irs Contlr'e,t s's ooo 'a'-.
orcp PfrlST9e n & . d , " s .c S"S :, o., = ,1g % S1
IN colo o. t,,,ar =, ~ 10 vr,,h 3, So. Nav 1t
disappointing f'nnr ~ tn" tuupcsr af'ec which - w'i
marEc. OF rr,nc The Have sd,ic. were p,r,culary
MS hor'. The namn"rg ma-Het which took Il liay
ve.t~i!'Y show d. li," - :, = ~ "' w.. ', M ,m
70 at - aco esghanrc io-a receipt, 5000 hs.
cco o e5s o ae oo hat. og Iars i@, @nt g
average santos - 200. The stock At New yors td,y
afoai 10000 bags visible supny lG 600 iaa, again.'
@ S "iSs ss n at this % T 6 o. i nr o~na VII s T.
III. apathy ana rocen' w'etncss ~ ihe nttci ir $40,
RIO WIN ,err, q. h pf &c, Sc r'fc i i' 1sn,ssc
10 A.
New-York tribune., 1893-11-24
so1,r1rrpN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston Nov 2s-Cotton hrm3 midling 'asci
low middng 3lGc; good ordinary ese IsI Rrtain am
SS baIes. ccostwise 1881 bales sales, IA bales;
spnners "a bales stock l7sss, & 6niss @sS,,nr slsc:
lou ,niddinv nc: good ordinary, l-l6c net ana
gross RECEIPTS 1850 bales exports to Great Britain:
lc06s bales coastwise 204S bales; saes i''" 's''e'
stock, s0.5B ~ ,,.. s,. nam, .,rod.s
Life: mddling, 7ssc: low middling. 1ssc; good
ordinary ?c: net receipts. l0,S75 bales gross re.
ceints II 3;9 bales; exports TO Great Britain, lllD0
b,3Ses, r. France 1884 bales; sales, $3.50 bales;
S'S.N SeXannah Nov 2s-Cotton steady; middling.
,isc. low mildlng. Lice: good ordinary 13-l6c;
net and gross receipts. 66J bales: exports coastwse'
994 bales; sales, Go bales: stock, l2t,JOi bales
New-York tribune., 1893-11-24

METAIS-IEOS-.t : generally believed amorc Iron
that The Ton market has es he'd is lowc.t price
mill. tuly tuning out enough stun q keep things
gone irG thor !, Little ~ NJ profit at present prices
\ combine reported among the steel whereby
a price steel fsiis ~ ~ I b. .oj at dcNabr
IN To be adhered /, strictly Another WHY
outlook l. said o. b. ING II ta' the easier
mark'r will taus. revival ~ building and other In
du-trrs which ibs,.h toe Iron outIHt The Flttsburg
rciOrt - 10 quiet still. IL l. said
,l blIlet- IAN b. pur'h,. ii at less than AZ
mill. and lower hcur. Ung talked 81. Isss"ncr
par hold quite 1rn but business l. liricd Finished
material l. dull scarcely enough orders coming Keep
mills IN OPERATION. IL IL said that u the mills
In the M,honipg Naliov have r--umcd operation. this
week however. tho wIge -rar has been adjust a
TA.>r ul~ been shu; down for several mpnths
scrap iron T. dull with quotations entirely nominal
forge quot az llC 30 Pitt~jurg
way ~ old steel ril ~ thu price dei,et!d.
for short lcrRth. lui I'll 30 at P'tbrg IL the lowest
general quotation. tn following quotations
Dlrra N fh.
New-York tribune., 1893-11-24
THE PETROLECM MARKET.
xEws rEoM THE FIELD AND RANGE oF PRICES.

New-York, November q. 1884
There has radical change In the petroleum
ation have recent advices indicated any bear
OF even temporary disturbing character But the crude
markets appear show slight sign OF hesitation. and
perhaps the upward tendency be somewhat affected By
the uncertainty OF the outlook as the time for the
assembling OF Congress draws There NO
sales OF certificates the Consolidated Exchange and the
closing oner was at 7s That was the only quota
ton reported from OIL City.
Refined petroleum unchanged at 515 cents gAloe
IN oasres 26S cents In bulk and $50 cents In cases.
r"eish quotations were: Antwerp. 1lSgllh francs;
Rrs"s"- $50 marks: London 3hd
New-York tribune., 1893-11-24
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool Nov %, 3ij p m.-I'eef In moderate
demand; extra India mess firm at iOss 81; prime
mess steady at SIS Cd. Pork In poor demand;
easy az SIS Cd Hams in moderate demand; short
cut about IA to IC ib steady at As. Bacon in mod
steady at Es Ci long and short clear middles.
about IS h. steady at ass Cheese in fair Air demand nd
Spirits of t,lrpentine In moderate demand: steady
AZ 22s 81 Cottonseed oil-l.yerpool refined steady
al Tard"snot in poor demand; futures In no de-
mand: prime Western spot dull at t9s Cd. Wheat
In moderate demand: NO Teu Winter n''" ~ ~
New-York tribune., 1893-11-24
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston Nov. 2s-The demand for wool has been
good and the sales 3Slo.o0 pounds OF all knas'
Prices are firm and the tendency Is upward Terri
tory wool has sold freely at l0nl5c. as TO quantS
&c for fine medium Texas wool has been active.
with large sales of fall at lob or at about sc;
,aan and Of spring at liG1ic. California wool
omiet with sales small at lOnlSc: Georgia wool
sold at i9c One-quarter blood combing WOODS hrmer
~ ,sl,90c for unwashed. and 2iG25c for washed
10 eombing firm at 25a26lsc; Ohio fine delaine at
9sSIqGr and Michigan fine deaine at 23n23 ONO
daecas are active at 22c for Y. n2ic for Nm. ana
nt1Ssc for Xxx and above and xxx. Michigan
X at 2Oa2lc with a sale of choice at the latter
nrice Pulled woods are nrmer and more active
Foreign wool still quiet.
New-York tribune., 1893-11-24
HE WOULD NOT LET HER KISS HIM.
WOMAN SEEKS A LEGAL SEPARATION FROM
HER HUSBAND AFTER BEING ENGAGED,
SIZE SAYS. FOR FORTY YEARS.


Mrs. Alice Bardell, woman more than fifty
years old, is seeking a legal separation from her
husband, Alfred Bardell who is siXty-fve years
old. and to whom she married September !.
1892 She applied in the Supreme Court yesterday
for sO0 a month amony and 81 900 counsel fee. Her
home was in Bloomfield n j.. when she mar
ried. She says that she has known Bardel for
forty years. and had been engaged 10 marry him
all that time but had to wait until he became a
widower. She went to his house. No. 50 Keap-st,
and found him living with his son. Walter. man
of forty years. who separated from his wife
They had a housekeeper. Louise Reinger Her
husband. she alleges objected to her using chair
which his first wife had sat in When she tried
TO kiss him he had repulsed her. When she went
to her old home on Christmas her husband. she
says. wrote to her to stay away. and added that
II she troubled him he would seek divorce. The
answer alleges that Mr. Bardell treated his wife
with kindness, and that he could not agree with
her because of her peculiar habits He denies her
allegation that he Is worth $4,000 The hearing
was adjourned for proof in this matter.
New-York tribune., 1893-11-24
FINISHING TOUCHES FOR TIE MARBLEHEAD.

The new cruiser Marblehead did not return to the
Navy Yard after her short trip on Tuesday but
went to a pier in the East River at Twelfth-st' IL
Is supposed that she went there to have her ma
chinery mt in perfect order by the Quntard Iron
people for her trial trip next week \ tug from
the Navy Yard went up to her yesterday with sup
New-York tribune., 1893-11-24

2ikd; No red spring firm at IS sgd. Flour IN No.
demand; St. Louis fancy winter dull at IS 3d. cosS
Spot In fair demand; futures in moderate az
yember steady at 4s I'd; December steady at + 43s
January steady at IS ll%d for new. Hops at -
don-Pacifc Coast in moderate demand.
New-York tribune., 1893-11-24
CLARENCE KING TO LEAVE THE ASYLUM soon.

The report published in The Tribune yesterday
that Clarence King formerly director OF the
United States Geological Survey. who has been con-
fined in Boomngdale Insane Asylum since Novem-
Der /, was rapidly recovering, was gratifying TO MS
many friends One OF them who visited Mr.. King
at the asylum recently says that he will probably
be released on Monday He is now in good health
and spirits and his mental condition Is greatly I'M