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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-18
Cesal Notices.
ND COUNTY


g UPREME COURT, CITY AND COUNTY
- Of New-York. HczckIah Archer. painful assnS
Oscar NJ. Durham and the Casscll Publishing company
defendants. A..
Notice Il hereby given tina: under AMI pursuant 70
an order OF this Court dated 9th day VI 0etobc
1913 entered Office OF the Clerk Of The cry
and County Of Now-York IN the above entitled action
tho undersigned the Receiver OF the Cassel pubshns
Company will sell and dispose Of all the stock p,oh
eectrotre and other plates. Stationary ga,rr '' o
tracts furniture and fixtures Claims book acsoSns, p r
ard all other property and assets Of said Cassc Publish.
ing Company mentioned In The catalogue or III, oy
Of the Clerk Of tho city and County Of New
such additions thereto as been made by sad
Receiver subject To- such deductions as sna nas ~
made by him therefrom. may occur IN inc .ve ~
tho business said company down % the sme o. 'nS
sale and transfer by him to The purehasrr oets q" %
such property shall be rem email, n III
auction to the highest bddc at price n ,c s,pr s
store place Of business Of said Com,asy Nos ~.
s@se oS cosH oo Mven ." IN" day
b., 1893 HENRY : j BRAKEH RECEIVER
Attorney" Tor Receiver IS Wan Str ct. Nsw.York Gig.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-18

MEIAL>-iIpN-T local marNrt for pig Iron sii
shows evidence Of yelitl. ~ long ahl"
ihort a IN" ns"ria tht want ~ n ally their own
-,c.t. coltbu 4 Wca~n"-. remain a.
tn'y 90 not ar about purrhanng rotr thii
gI-i th"n along. Nearly all lines OF
cd from holders asking
price. ald "a. Ookout from Ifodn,cr> standpoint J.
Thing but satisfactory. AdNice, hon, Philadelphia
that condition Oi Jialr reaTls
T. iiBI exists tier. Ia order business
N-sic,eF no icrs SHAFT their good deal and
tiv tn"i ohlt - rid oi .m'll ot>. steel
illIrt. tt.S ~ the duii--s In Iron and show
continued wcttnc.-. IT. '"s nour'lN hold at s2oi
SO I'D, d'li.rr'd. ni-nrd matcrlsi-lhc enoisl
rnrut very quiet Win prices still weak. the
exception being plate. and shapes which Ia little
le.trf OF orders las. reN..s nsufc,
,oGG tc considaiibi, -Ladrd. old material! - dull
with pr,c- also lower. 'DlPt.R-Markrt
closed nl 30 To- - iob'r and November and 300
~ Ii.sD-Nirncf r.O-rd week Dtf ,bcr and
N0,rHb,T =. 80 Dr. cr.Lr 3d.. IIN-Norkct closed
nm; SPOT. -o9c bid ociol"t. 20.?o pa Nc,rmh@r;
.us' hid, D. cnlrr 2J,.L bd. SftLItE
-NlirSet ,o.ed stcldy. December 3j'E pa.
?.ij s.krG. Vt the Metal fXcannce to.i,v the
cables Glasgow. oct. !. scotch
var.,nt- c,.ci % Sd. Micile,boro, oct. l7rNo 3
i,u,Gt, closed 81 I'D LDnaon, oct l'-topp"r.
-h cos.d III lo> fripr's. 81 l1s I'D ~p"lt'r closed
.G l.. I'D soft Spanish loi closed weak a go j.. %
los linn AZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-18
ETHIOPIAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

liverpool oct II, 3:i5 p m.-Beef and pork IN
cut, about ii to i6 ID. easy at As Cd. Bacon in
poor demand; Cumberland cut, about -
to 30 H. easy at SOS I'd: shoulders about
- to IS TO- steady at 37s. Cheese in moderate
demand Tallow in moderate demand. Spirits or
turpentine I'm fair demand. Rosn In moderate de-
mand. Lard-Spot in poor demand futures IN no
demand: prime Western spot dull at iss I'd wheat
No 2 red spring duh at IS rst. Flour in poor de-
mand St Louis fancy winter dun at IS oornE
mixed western spot steady at So md; October
steady at 80 ND: November steady at 81 ll,td
December steady at is I'D. Hops at London-Pa-
cnc Coast in poor demand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-18
ROSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston. Oct. 1.-THE demand for wool Is con-
very. cautiously. Ohio neeces sold at &c for X,
23M24c for Xxx, and 2if2jc for Xxx and above, and
Xxx. Michigan steady at zoe No combing wool
dull at 2d26c; Ohio fine delaine at 2ic and Michi-
gan fine delaine at 23c per pound Ohio and Michi-
gan unwashed and Understandable fieeces sell at
1iil9c. and unwashcd combng at lSM20c for one
quarter and three-eighths blood Territory woods
sell mostly at l0dl4c for fine and fine medium. or
IL secured basis OF 33a35c principally. with
the same range Pulled woods quiet and un:
changed In price, though weak. Australian wool
dull and foreign carpet wool In moderate request
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-18

HEMP AND JUTE-There was only "a iair demand ior
% and mt and no important information wa> received
P the Urinary markets, hencct toiit o our har"et Ms
ony ly and ICES n snc " and 81, q, spot
ssoI hemp ia4sc spot aud 10 arrV oi lest gfades
IL a.c: Tagging l'4d2c. !, 49,, -,
uIplS-IIty saugnterers are hrn'y n Ia put there Is
ii,,,o demand for them. hence the selling price Is
moro o less nominal Tie general run OF hinc' are hcd
with steadlness although the demand Il only ar iice>
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-18
TIE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM TIE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
New-York. October II, 1898.
The crude petroleum situation without change
day. The news from the field was featurcicss and
there wcro speculative dealings IN Ncw-YorA. The
clonc bid ut tn" Consolidated Exchange 7cis cents
At on city STEADY, vita quotations at J9s
cents.
Refined oil unchanged at SIS cents q gallon In
barrels 2.65 In bulk. 30 cents
clen quotations we've: Antwerp, liz francs; Bremen,
i..j marks; London, 37sd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-18
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston. Oct. l7.-Cotton firm: middling. SIC;
low mddling 1916: good ordinary, TIC; net ana
gross receipts 36iS bales sales. 25l3 bales; Stock
1875 bales
Norfolk oct l7.-Cotton firm: middling S-loc;
low midling 7a,c: good ordinary, lis; net ana
gross receipts. 1853 bales: exports coas,wise l'So
bales: sales. S2S bales: stock. @.'l9 bales -,
New-Orleans. Oct. 17.-Cotton STEADY; 5000 mlis
ding. sac: mddling SIC: low mddling. &c; good
ordinary, 72c net receipts $50 bales; gross re-
bales.
Savannah. Ga Oct. 17-Cotton quiet; middnns
l5-lSc: low middng ! 96: good ordinary. J-l6c;
net and gross receipts 1852 bales: exports cosse'
wise zoos bales; sales G50 bales stock lls'N baieS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-18

DRrGS-Opum + Wing Very slow SALE nave
meIt holders md IL diicut any ccn.id'ianc
Prices lat quot d sin-." ca,- BE- Ia. MA
at ,. as Jobbi - lot = g D'sd-2 10
and poyde cd quoted - 30 - - acrOr ling 4 guam
tt. Qunine In fir den AID w.t. u" nn'k"t Nh on
he unchanged basis o2"l"',r FIR r"eultr y "n:Iai
OIL, ore e-l rally quiet. but oil peppermint j s'eti with
Western quoted at - .OaF. s., N""-l"rk at - 2'd
- ~. and II. -. II. az = -.
FlSII-rhr:r wa. - Lii. demand IN Irish and Nor
wcyin nacker-l rm"r selling ut tli "fl for 80
ami si.1>l3 for NJ -. Ndrwf-iiu n>h afr -'ue
a cs..ci bass. Mas acnu.c y" arr qu'Icl
+i6 SO snd 50 .I2asi2 20. Bon herring are
an rou~r1ciilv MS hi WIN ;diun .cI!" ipti a.
sI6dsiG 80 40 ! fl2r-i.S. ant lenrthri". AZ is.
Cd -. quit.
Fi.Ol-H And MThI-Thcre wa slightly more lnt"r-
shown In Hour market to-day. ,lpug The volume
of transactions sil much r'-tii,'i. Ti"rr vas :;
Tie inquiry foi -piine pa-nnt, and a -ome' hat
,,cadn c..i.. laa tll> -frd.n"- f>it - H. fis'.
he good GRADS have boon a. AL low"f dunn ~"
dnclin, the ov r'r. hlNr been comparatively
lrrc AMI comparatively >trffy. Tn Inquiry r.. ping
heat pitcnts to-day fsultl trin@. tipn- acrcratnc
more ian ar total Of the market. Total .a-
vrrr 800 pkg- including LOO hbl- winter pitcr- AZ
,Ors3 500 bhl> q" Al '.ghi> 20 - ~ IL K and
In tbls LOO bis lar. a. ~ Ia. 1000 hbl> ~
ira l. ~ . hbii ,'"ri b'l>
- = q 2. - % la Bib. 10 bb~ ~uI~r
nne - :. 500 lb- .rrnr ia;"lt- A. sttedTi -"
with fancy 81 - 10 L'l> s'rirht ~ - ~ -
80 bbs char 1t . Is 1900 30, -" m ,fnre a. rl.
va,c terms AID 80 ,a'k, sun nm II ~ 20 NJ X
WHEAT Flour oui', hut .tcr Nv. >nl,s 10 BAGS
at S@o~. 20 RYE LpI X MafNft dtI; salN>, 800
bbls at - 3 -. Quotations follow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-18

RIO cOree quite active and frm The ba'I' OF $50
for spot No sale, go bags Rio No Z, out 81
the orrox Just arrived Isi.c the following lots
arc $50 Rio No -. coldrdec. Isle; loo
bags Santos for Melbourne lSsc: l,oO bag, Santo
O. per CJVer, 1s'sc $50 big- >ato>. 70 T. per Maiuha
Isle for :. Mid coffee hrn. with ale' o; 900
pIculs Interior Pedang from October sale. OF 23c
and 800 bags Central American private toms; The
,io and visible supply PraT coffee sp aud efoat
to-day a, compared with tcrday and corresponding day
Last IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-18
CASH QUOTATIONS..
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For the week ending october II. 1893

BEANS AND PEAS.

Receipts for week-Beans. 1865 bbls; peas. 1!,lW
bush. Exports-Beans. CO. pkgs; peas, 5j bbls. The
arrival of domestic beans have continued so mod
crate that sellers have had good control of the
market Notwithstanding the general quietness OF
trad.. At the close marrow are steady at y SoI
81 g. latter for very Dice quality. Sales of for
eign marrow are reported at g 3OnS 40 to arrive.
State medium would bring 81 and a car OF fine
Canadian sold at the figure. Choice pea have
had few jobbing sales at 81. but for round lots
81 % is the more general rate. California Lima III
few hands and held higher under stronger advices
from the Coast. Red kidney have sold up pretty
we'll and values fairly sustained. Foreign beans
STEADY and in IN oderate jobbing demand. Not much
change in green peas but Scotch have been so
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-18

and higher un-dried peeled held a little steadier
but are quiet. Unpeeed entirely neglected Rasp-
berries have ruled weak for several GAYS Dut APP
firm for prime dry stock. Huckleberres very
scarce Biackberres also in light supply ana hrfn
Anricots selling very well at the advance quoted
A iot of coo boxes was eXnorted this week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-18
BUTTER.

Receipts for week, 2S.i37 pkgs. The shortage In
the Western receipts has been largely made up by
liberal supplies from this state. and with a very
dull trade the market has declined fully lc. high
grade fresh table butter showing most weakness.
Sellers were slow to accept the changed condition
of affairs. and very reluctantly gave up the hope
of an improved consumptive demand in the near
future sufficient at least to sustain values But
The strong hold that oeomargarne is securing on
the trade is causing serious apprehension as 10
the future course OF the butter market and re-
cevers have become unwilling to permit the fresh
goods TO accumulate. Fancy Western creamery
has settled to 2slz029c and closes dull at that
Extra State in tubs too seldom exceeds 2sc IN ma a
wholesale way to warrant higher quotation. ana
some really fine lots go for less. Firsts from any
section are offering freely at 25d2!c ana seconds
drag at 23d24c The finest we'll kept June cream Is
down to CSC with choice marks selling at &c. the
small supply of State dairy fresh tubs OF 1anc!
quality permits fairly steady holding OF such.
but lower grades diaries entire: and all , sorts
As usual at this season of year the imitation zion
creamery is running poor and sells slowly GnGIce
lots wanted Very little Western dairy arriving;
Fancy fresh factoy is scarce inquired Mostly or a9 of
W6ii9c goods and these are quiet Several iots OF
held ladle tubs sold to-day at 1s1s0 &c. ana car
AVtri at
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Cost am6 founo.

Z. IN REWARD will be paid for return OF diamond:
- w mounted watch and chatelanc, and pear aAo
diamond ring lost OIL "Wednesday 18th int.
TIFFANY SEQ.
Union Square.
4 Osi.-Banxbook No isi PSI. Bank for Sl,lngs. ~
IL R.eeckcr-st. Newlork. Payment stopped. licase
book bank.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-18

Mdfkct closed easy. Trand .rrlbe orders issued at
n..9 TOTAL sales 212, 400 bales NewYork spot sac
TO-DAY and last night For consumption. J63 bales
hafnet qu..t; midillnes. 9IGc, which s unchanged
compared with yesterdays prices.
quotations based IT .nd1rd OF rlassin
no on cotton in store running In quality not more
man hai OF grade above below the grade quoted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-18
SI-NDRfES.

NCTS-Peanuts dull; quoted at 4dH.c for fancy
hand-picked. and 2>4u3i.c for farmers: Spanish
shelled quiet 27s13c for No L. No quoted at &c.
Virginia No shelled at 2a.ff5c. and No at iisc.
CHESTNI'TS- Receipts lighter and market steady
at s2fl$3 per bush.
BEESWAX-Quiet but steady quoted at 24I2rac.
with some choice lots held at &c.
GINSENG-Narket firm; Northern quoted at g 20
as 30; Western at s. 50a$2 50. and Southern at
s2ds2 60 per ID.
quoted at i3015c; buckwhcat. llN,24c; California
extracted jobbing from store at GHGl4c; car-lots
quoted at 5i2n5atc per N.
MILK AND CREAM
The daily average receipts of milk and cream at
the different railroad distributing points in and
the city for the week have been as follows Erie
06j cans OF milk ~ cans OF condensed milk and
Jas cans Of cream: Susquehanna. 1,H0 cans Of milk
and II cans of cream l.acks wanna. 1875 OF
milk and 20 OF cream. New York Central and
Harlem. 2l7O of milk, 20 cans OF condensed
milk and u OF cream; New-York and North
ern $50 OF milk: New-Haven and Hartford.
76i cans Of milk: Ontario and Western. Gj OF
milk and 1872 cans Of cream; West shore go
of milk, Il cans OF condensed milk and ~ cans of
cream: New-Jersey Central. lSj Of milk and
10 cans of cream and by miscellaneous short routes
40 cans of milk and 10 cans of cream. The total
daily supply has been 1886 cans OF milk III cans
of condensed milk and 4S2 cans Of cream. The de-
mand has been dull The average price paid for the
surplus the platforms has been 81 - OF
forty quarts. Exchange price, cents quart.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-18

planters started their mills this week. and many oe ,rt
start next Monday Reports come from an airecoo ,ur
N. cane Juice unexpectedly sweet generay aoouS
degrees b. we Centrifugal % test &C mscc
yado 80 test 34d3bc; moasscs sugar - Isl
ondonCane quiet change java az s husn % az" at
ower prices present month 10, ID next MONTH 10, 1sr
Tnsrc is demand for refined ana ire now
STEADILY Improving deliveries of efanuateu ar, IT,
onlT from days behind; T hillside ag%res
are The quotations posted by the refining III
the inside rates actual cost aftr mia re-
liners also per trade discount na cent S They
viii not sell less than % bbs. For sugar pacSeo ,t
bacs there is no additional charge on granu'a'eo' ou
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-18

Exports Of grain and -four from Atlantic Dor for wocl
ended October H. since september !, 1898 compa
With the previous
Last From Previous
week. Sert I. year. Changes.
Flour bils $40 s44 2Oo7 1913 ,oGOS6j Inc. 81 1893
Wheat bush ia 1913 II 20 .13 Dee 500 $40
Corn. bush 1872 2jl J455 333 2,I3033I Inc. 21lSJ90
Receipts Of bcsd-tuH inter POINTS In thousands
three cpheis 1000 omIttec nour bbls., bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-18
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Ncw.York October Il. 1893
Saait rcr 81 export alive ana IA cars for the
At $40 ssv '%s S,s d Jec n 20 GOOD ID" Sa
S A do sid at ia main" c at I%9 ger cable 1i a"1 quot,
rsser't 4 ,cef at ST. h H. nS A wegS sSp
meats t.day on the Taurc j. shambers &
S" S 900 x ss Mei % sa &
te M ~ The wiz s,ne out , Mega pa,
$40 qusrtc- for t''tnn SSmpany ana AVS .bs
MiIGn cows-fccepts. head; no trading feeling
20 S head ep sna s%s at S n
medium rrm' veal, /" fair o afma az ssa.s
s%s tie a A ns d BID o ;''' na g.
S:s a s al GE s y FS ars at
lew Ss.'. faasa MS" H 100 avsrass, at g
do Isl y. At 81 d. ic. n, at Sc so; 10 sraSsers'
n,l%6c,k s. Hollis: 10 yecls, 1875 u, at IS 30 do.
49, !" D ii veal 40 ~ at So; erassers 1913
j.. +. Nelson 10 vcal.. I72 n, at 81 rs; Do. l0e
3D. ScTrcn Gnlett: cra.scrs go n at 81 80. -
do )" i5s . n at = IL MSryls1d calves s,2j
5 led calves eis 81 do, 27o n at 90; IS grass
laslgd"' ears s. ssp:
a ,sj car. were AIRED over yesterday Market mod
rrey ard firm for good ,tock so a. ir wr, s
,.r 100 \, Gull, 1t s2as2 62s inferior 10 prime lambs
AZ 81 75ds5 % mixed punches at s5df3 o. Dressed
dressed lambs sold at 7d99c - .
average At so per 100 n 204 do. 90 N. at "a % Al
STAT do % N. a; ~ Is ~ state sheep and lambs.
30 NJ at 10 - sheep 81 n az - - 81 Kentucky
DO % NJ IS IS; oi do. 81 ~ at 20 so; do. 70 ~
~ s. Collins: CO satc lambs II N. at -; 234 Western
do 81 n at ~ I2L 49, Indiana sheep % H. at % 30
20 q. n at - - 2,2 do ~ N, at 81 OIL
e 81 % 81 S p' s, ., ." Indiana 1 d. Dc % &.
~ - 81 >tatc sheep ucw lan's. 81 ID at - 20;
sheep. 20 r. al ~ 37L. 80 do, % n ct - y
do. Ioa n. at ~; 23 Western do. 90 n, at ~ %
u. MaI'hcrsor ( Co: i7c Kentucky lambs. G5 H. at
81 80 - Kentucky sheep. % 10 a; 70 -. 1901, y,
Judd g.: 1872 -tit, lambs ct No. az - ST. 81
Wilk'r.on & Sherman ls) Ind ana sheep, ID H. az
~ - 80.
Hume Mullen o5 State lambs ~ n AT - - lo'
do D., 80 We ten DO. ~ n. ~ ~ So ~ a.;
j. n - 200 wrs..r' sheep, - H. at s3 90 10
do ict,,l. 81 n nj -. - a..
Balio TO- SO H. a, - -; - STATE sheep AMI lamb %
iisrrns,en 20 caoaaa lamp: s % d. a s's; .,
20 c,h--,. and jersey cry. Miik"t hr' an
10, higher ~ tc' sradrc Good h,ay t. light h'g -, -
country $50 higher at s@Io'.c for heavy t. sht.
salc>-M Collin, - Sict. hog 81 a,rrss,' az
81 81 I r 800 go ao 9o7 90 n at so, S DO % Il IFS
- 20; 70 90 n at = % 10. 1863 n. at 8 -;
do. l27 n at - 30; II "ron-~r," 81 n at :, 80;
s OG3T; , Ge' % T. e. a. g. ,or, -, =,
IIaclccs iIel.; 10 sta, hoSs lse n e s. 'o'
Hum Mullen 20 sta" hogs iiG 70 at s. 10; Is do,
\ W. Lamb: lis >t'tc focs re n at q 10; Ia do.
isj n a. - 80 5 rough. 80 p. ~ 40.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-18
HAY AND STRAW.
IN I H4NIT 81 I'M ".
Market quiet for both hay and straw, and out
POULTRY

Heavy receipts Of live poultry and no adequate
outlet have caused a depressed and rapidly decn-
ing market Fowls are down to S0sac. and chickens
to 1nSc the lowest figures of the season. Eleven
carloads sold yesterday and to-day that basis
and with advces of II It. cars for tomorrow,
there Is little hope of any recovery. Turkeys have
fallen to Ul0c few choice Ohio express lots selling
at lie Ducks and geese slow. Pigeons moving
fairly. The market for Western dressed fowls and
chickens became entirely demoralized late last
week under excessive offerings and very dull
trade; prices fell unusually low, but many lots
had to go into cold storage for lack OF buyers so
far this week arrivals have shown further increase
and the demand is very little If any better Cooler
weather gives hopes of increase in trade later
in the week. but efforts to raise prices have so
far proven unsuccessful. Turkeys weaker. Spring
ducks steady. Philadelphia chickens dull AMI
weak except for the fancest grades.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-18
OTHER MARKET?-BY TELEGRAPH


Buffalo oct l7-Catte-Recepts last twcnty-
four hours. 2.02O head: total for week thus far,
6.l20 head: for same tmc last week. $50 head
consigned through l.lN head. to Ncw-lork. l2-O
head: ON sale $40 head: market opened easier for
heavy steers and about steady for good butchers :;
closed weak: nearly all sold: good EXPORTS. 81 75n
81 90. good heavy shippers 81 t0nSi %; light ana
medium. 81 GjuA; Western steers, 50 l5nS 30; bulls
common to good. s2nS2 -: oxen. 3 2iis -. Hogs
Receipts last twenty-four hours ato head; total
for week thus far. $50 head; for same time last
week. 1850 head: consigned through. 100 head: to
New-York $3.50 head; on sale. $50 head; market
Opened &c lower closed easy to shade weaker
NuN 10: mixed packers. SuS 10; pigs. g 6)ei% 49,
Sheep and lambs Receipts last twenty four hours
500 head total for week thus far. 1900 for same
leo head: to NewYork. 1870 head: sale. $500
for best; closed with lower tendency; common to
good sheep Sns3 80: choice wethers. 81 1jnS 90
culls. 81 7j"s9 30: fair to good lambs. s. 75mA a0
s. ,SaS5 ''','' 80
Union Stock Yards. H.. Oct. 7.-Cattle-Receipts.
5000 bead market weak common to extra steers
and bulls. SN3 70: calves seas Is. Hogs-Receipts.
l.soo head: market weak and lower: heavy. $50
assorted IS 65as6 75 light So 2Ons6 CO. Pigs s. 90a
81 80 Sheep-Reccipts, 1900 head; market weak;
poor to choice. Sass 80; lambs. poor to extra, 81 25u
St Louis oct. 17-Catt!e-Receipts. 300 head;
market active and firm Hogs.R eceipts 200 head:
ST 5O light. Sc 50usG TO- Sheep-Receipts. 800 head;
market lower.
East Liberty. oct 17.-Cattle-Recelpts. $50 cars;
demand fair: market slow and lower prime. 81 $50
s. 10; good 81 55msi co. good butchers. l5uA 10;
fair light steers: q 1913 HGgs,Eeeeipts light,
and market dun Good corn-fed in light supply
and firm at Yesterdays quotations Prime Phlla-
IS iOas6 80; comon to best pigs. sea- 10 roushs.
s5n{6 %. Sheep-Supply light: demand fair: market
slow at Yesterdays prices: extra. s. SOFAS! as good.
Veal calves. 81 J0u>5 70.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-18
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES.

Receipts of State potatoes have been largely az
fected with rot and dragging heavily; fancy
sound stock being in relatively light supply. 10
steady. Sweet potatoes closing a shade stcadier
under lighter arrivals. Onions plenty dun and
weak Caulifowers in liberal supply and quiet;
only a few extra fancy marks reach top quotation.
Sout meas dull and lower.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-18
Cod e;fiy black. Tr
DRIED FRUITS.

Receipts for week. 1915 pkgs exports; 2l5o pkgs
Eyaporatcd apples come forward slowly that
with a fair jobbing trade. prices have advanced
lQiac. and close firm. A few fancy have sold at
f0i1c and 10c is becoming general for strictly
choice prime rarely going below 9hn9Hc Some
inferior grades Offering. but have slow sale
Jobbers have taken moderate quantity Of sun
dried aDples and there is also little speculatiy.
demand which has strengthened the position con.
siderably within few days. Chops duh. and cores
and skins are quiet. Evaporated peaches scarce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-18
FRITITs AND BERRIES-FREsH

REGENTS of apples are now heavy. and fancy
grades Of fan ,arictes are scarce and firm Best
Qualities OF the later varieties are also held with
confdence but medium and common grades move
slowly Pears quiet and barely steady
20 reach top quotations. Peaches scarce. and
fancy lots bring pretty good prices Up-river
nj 1910 Der case but prime lots have some sale
at 75c and a few extra lots bring more money:
(,ranberries have kept poorly during the recent
unfavorable weather. and there Is large quantity
nrassed for sale at weak prices; the best
grades have ruled easier, but are closing about
steady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-18
CHEESE.

Receipts for week, 321i2 boxes Exports. SID
boxes Sellers have been able to retain all the
advantage previously secured but the market has
ouieter toward the close and If values 30 higher 1t
viii be later The visible stocks OF cheese are
not large but have already reached a high
point and lessenng consumptive demand Will
naturally keep home jobbers from buying at all
freely IL does not look II exporters VIII nave
much to do this winter certainly not In fancy
goods To-day's market for large size full cream
was very slow at 1lasc for fancy September. only
iobbing sales from store at any higher figure
Some choice lots went at llaliisc, and quite bunch
Of light skins from Central New-York at lo!4n
ioibc. The best of the small sizes are reaching
12c Chenango Co part skins sold 1airiy. ana ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-18

LEhTHER-There IL = fair demand for non aid sto,
and Lc market ruled steady for all kinds although price
Do moi how any ma;era! change. We quote: