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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-15

Ncw-Iork net receipts. 1.csJ bales 2ro,s, I5l77
tales cxlot- Continent 100 bal Great Britain 10 7C::
!orw?rd,d as bales sale. 400 bales spinner,
lm a,- stock 40 Gjl bale. Total net poit re is
to-day. Jj,.G3 bale thus lar This week. lJ2S67 lac.
ENlOris to-day: Bitln. 3i.sls bal.> Continent
i.6l baio-. Consolidated not boft receipts Ear his
week. li..sG7 b,les. ENloN; ',rat Er.tn. - .o"i
ae, trancc ca3 la! ,oniin -3,o37 bales total.
s:,I1 bi,- Il. 90 300 bal Liverpool cal ics
sales. 900 bac- speculation and c,port. 800 ta,> ;
American 200 baos receipts. $4,000 ba'>. American,
81 500 bale: Kidding. ia. Futures oicnd hi?h"r
aftcrward declined demand mt~crat" AZ 1Gii to
:'Gd closed ~t''d, az lGd adv JaIr
nri n bruoy 12l>: February Match. ~ Mtichilrl
1-Ga ~ t.liM1v. i3sh MaN-June. 1905 Jmc-Julv.
All q 80 Nu.cnbn'. ieiN November l)ccchD' 42Jn
4"i Drc"mher-Jrnrary i,30f2f.
COfFfl.-Thc coffee market open AZ ccnc. taking
the bid, bosi-. 10 o. u point rnlng dui for
the les; Of the ,e~-iol anl Ia ~ bring without
substantial owing To the fart that supple
if,rntng the dcciir The price Of
tn to D. H. the sales had reached about 10000
b,es. December selling 1864 1870 Januarv IJ3j;
March AZ 6OJa1G and Nav AZ ij.1o0 Doc. The
weakness Of the European market, wa "Np.ainc by r
cables - due dull nliFrt> Tor -lUc conc'. The
Ia,ic market with sales OF lJ.cOJ bW,. clort baly
steady at = decline OF lr, names The Hamhir: market
OF idi, riD-in" barely sf'uhN. with srs Of
bas The London market show ed dcclin' Of
Gdols. while the from Blari showed firm market
quoted ~ - 800 with exchange at lo'-d; receipts.
900 bacs -t1ck 81 900 hag~ good
quoted Is 800 receipts II 900 a"- and stock. 400
i.c> TIE market for contracts cO~rl barely s;cldv but
10 10 point. TOtJl ,ale> II O0J bis,. a
follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-15
HEN X.


MErALs-IHON-rhe pig non market in Philadelphia
shows very lttle change from last eror' :socks are
the IHccnt low lsnres Ihr,r seem, TO ne g'o WIZ
product upon c,tcar A. er'toorc.
ami Mey are alacntly il,''r NOR hr IN ,'"ir M ,
demand and the market called hrn AZ about r2o %
small lots o nn.shed material continue TO be- IN fair
demand and mills ac running on "er time ,,ne at any
very however ana OF the mills only wor,ig
and holder, seem to be ablc supply their wants a.
% i G n1 "p r@ fr oT new s a "ar r qs s%a
noninaIly unchanged AZ about - los per ton. Sol
pig Iron, Nos !. and quoted Is Cd i,s per
G to-" b. ne %. I {" pig So, S IONS ssat
y'' i3 tons last year. lhr output FROM Lamar to
asairS, SSH ,ons tic Year b.Src inc production
q" p s. Sn u a. " It'd HnSSS Tor hs toni, pa,
year the pol,oa Of '>emc ,,ee Tor te sane =. I'm.
tas yar wa" sss 'o",b an nG,as OF Ga'
X",enbcr .,.sS Dcccn.b ~ so5 Jsnuaiy 1000.
81 for s 'o 1 1H is sct0"% osc eau
Mas', sG o'i r% '" ,s Go u SPOT "a s%1 m
The foreign markets cabcd 10 the Mr.l Esshang@
erG a. follow lasgow-scGh warrants 3 W, a.
copper, SPOT a,@ ~ IL. . sen rga" ID
thic' month, G7oles Cd
new No Sss hNn ss%i s
@ an" n and ",e ns, az ssson uag
fof good 10 prime, aud lsJlor i0r common; ....,
NAVAL. >IokE>-Thr market for -ptitS tnrIen,.no
rur- steady The basis Of 3D"'TJlc whch J. Ia" S'h
quoted Yesterday. with fair Jobbng drmanh u 'sln
nrmr win strained quoted the basis OF ~ -c"ti ~
this Improvement uclnn due ~ cOod dchhni MI, t'
comparatively light available supply tr ''p.' u'hi
moderate, with gOoi deal ~! the srk hfiu ny s'"hu
had.. Tar pish are quiet quite -'c'dy AZ the
prices last quoted. >tock-lo-n, Loo bbs spirits W
pcntnc. ~, bbs: tar l.Go5 bhl-. W. quote Nrll;,
tureniin.; Sore IN Sonthcln bbis and SIC u. ma'nnr
made bb!-. E0sn--Commoii. strained; - -; goo"
strained. ~ 81: T., ~ 3JdF1 40; =, ~ -: u.
81 90: y. 81 so; T. s. 10; X, - 60; NJ 81 10; y
az; b. h. :: TO- pitch Hight weight ri 90; pitch.
regular wtirnt, 81 90.
OCEAN tkEIGIIrs-Thc market for berth freiahts
rules hrn. with business active room snn D. ,eru"
note the engagement ~ four loads OF era 10 lohuon
3ssd i've loads grain London al va iIo to
loads grain To Rotterdam. at 'c fooo noo vu' 10 70
Rotterdam On pr, terms. quoted lie per iov w. or
and one.hali loads gr,in - Hamburg " oy er V
bales cotton 10 Antwerp AZ o6td. Coon 20 ih.rnm Is
rather nrmer with smell engagements .. III, a
fr.cly bid We quote berth rates for graz" ,p ~,
London Ei.d Newcastle -" hmii' "a:
glasgow; .'2d Lelth I'd Cork Tor of'f.s' a. a. 1@'
dS 3D. Cotton, ll.C4d; petroleum. IL W."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-15
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

low mlddIng 7asc g,Ad ordinary. Lille; net and cncss
receipt $40 bes exports to Great Britain 7,"lo osles
sale, is1 bales: stock. 1877 balls -.
Norfolk. Nov 1t-C0tton steady middllng. nc, 'o~
mddng 3.I0c: GOOD Ordinary. 02c net and gross
ceipc 25o bales exports .twsc, co3 baies, szr"
70 bales: stock 81 92 bales. ,..u,.
New. Orleans Nov lI-Cotton quiet good middln1'
7.sc middinr 0l6c low middling: 5i6c good ony 1:
nary i30c net receipts 49, $50 bales cro,-. l:.S
bales exports Continent al baes eoast"ise' i'S
bales Gales 4. $50 bales stock 2o5 1913 bales. "a.
Savannah Nov 1f-toton easy; micdling, s'2c ; 10"
mddnr ;c good Ordinary Gee ne. and gross rec.iptS
10 SIs bales exports coastwse. si0 b,les; >ale lW
ALI fock III $40 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-15
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.
,rws rRoM TIE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRIcEA

NEWS FROM THE FIELD MD KNN"f' UF FNIIES
New-York, November H. 1898.
The crude petroleum markets in tae New'YorA ~'
changes were extremely dull No business was done y
the Stock Exchange but at TIE Consolidated Exchane
10 600 barrels changed hands at 20 cents Al OIL CiV
prices advanced from 7s cents to '3Sa132 cents Ins
nlrput of the Mcdonald Joo reported as SHOWING
tcci,n. 10 IL. COO barrels day. a..
Ucnned petroeum was unchanged at Is cents gallon
4, barrels 6j cents bulk and $50 cents In cases.
Ioreign quotations were: Antwerp. llsdll2 rancsi
bremen 1. 80 MARKS: London. 3'sd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-15

Receipts for week. 3l.@0 plsss. We have had an
unconlfnonly dull trade in fresh table butter ana
the increased receipts have caused steady accumu
lation of stock. which in turn has materially
weakened the Views Of he aders. For day or two
past II has been quite evident that only "A decline
In prices would widen tile consumptiye demani.
and when the report wat received this morning
of break to 25c at Elg H. sellers cut loose ana
forced goods into every available channel. Inc
volume OF business was MT large, however. from
the fact that buyers caught the drift OF the market
and operated in careful conservative manner
lt-edge lots Of creamery. particularly Egln
were placed early in the day at 2sc. but the price
soon fell to 272c and some receivers cut 10 &c IN
the effort to secure custom The irregnlarity in the
quality of the butter added to the weakness. Prob
ably not mark in ten is1p 10 the usual stand.
ard Some lots show frosty flavor. etc. and nearly
all lack grain feed. Many of the contract goods
have been rejected. and these are now onering
at easy prices on the open market. Below extras
values fall away rapidly and tkere Is good ceal
of uncertainty as to selling rates, Most of the state
creamery is so below fancy quality that II has
to 20 to cheaper trade; best lots do not exceed 2Gc,
while many sales 2fn5jc. Held creamery.
both Western and State. is SLOW and weaker. Ar
rivals OF State dairy have continued so moderate
that prices have held up better than Tor other
kinds Firkins still bring 24c when fancy. hut
best lots Of half tubs have fallen TO 26cq262c under
the influence the decline in fresh creamery. Fresh
Welsh is jobbng at about DC for the pest. lmta
ton creamery must be choice 10 command 22n23c
and only little of the finest fresh factory In tabs
reaches 21c: most Of the latter goods are seconds
and O a about 1Sc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-15

Ecrelut. a. Atlaniic port.
F,nort, from Atiantlc nor's

HEMP And JCTF-Ihc sales movement l. only NOD
crate lut tie supply !, light aud the avail
sb- stock nrnlv held tina; The currcn, -alc' are
a, f,Ii pfltr>. The quotations arr Just a. th,r
wer. Two or three DAYS W" quote. Manila
hemp shipment and 5i.c ON -rp;i s-9l hemp
r. a., on .lst and to arrive Tor bst grades, Iu Jsa
~ JDc butt. PAPER qiat'. i6isr MINI. 80
bas.lns. 2.a2',c.
HIDES fairly actisc movement /, noii' II In ~"
vav A., -., Transactions bring ~ the piy"'
a-, uucf.d ,';, Slaughter, mONin. r'th"r slowly.
u market steady nS Ia the conlatitiNr.A !2dt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-15

i canning in in EXCELLENT condition ana j. sra,ns ~
l. coIns o., IN. , me- = ON the 1'g' receipt,
tor.a. have rather liberal 'rI'r- when -
"'-r., ,na,,on ~ the weakness here. In corn prac
que ,ha .,,ne conditions existed al day as IN wheat
Th"f, 49, va, weak decline. Cash
'lu -, a.,lNc az the decline OF VA closing WIN
WI Ma ",e,cirr tom. Total sales were 900 bush IN
ltr 10 noo hu.h for eXppr follows: No :.
o, a ,.c under December elevator: NO corn llSooo
uuo, ,5.1sG,r delivered ard i,d'sc over Detenhri,
~ 40 Ono bush night. iGsc December closed 41l:c
III" IrS-lt Nat. uDint' resting market IN oot>
,,h nrce, a littlc weaker in sympathy with the o..
WIZ IT, co,u Local trad" CONTINUES small bfh In ca-h
% f,urc, the movement OF rnc market seems to BE-
"nu entirely .ympatherc. Ost, wer" also weak AMI
o active later the day. The d.ans. her.. how.
"i ,rc,e small although ~ thcag, there
cN''' ~. aottyc market. The net decline was osaLc on
,r, uriccs leaving of at the lowest Ca.h cat, were
u," t -, ia oc Grcline. No oats. 10000 bush. &c
,,or and }jc d'vcrd No oat- mammal 33iec NJ
MI. Is 600 br.h ala a3j'c No white nominal.
sisc track white. 20 600 hush "iatOr track missed.
:, 10 hush Yiu3,r \I.T-Mark"t steady; Western.
so. canada 9caojc ~iN-tOwef so0S5c BARLEY
u To- ,uict. 40 Milwaukee c2dC;c ungradet Western.
w. ,YE-Mar>ct nominal; CARROTS. - boatload..
,.,;2c sI;EDS-tIoycr.e steady. tounu. SHIN
"nf hell At ~ 7jaso - per 100 p. as - quality No
y Xnv,rber 80 81 a.kfd: Docewhfe 10 40 Timothy
it,rkr dull c,ir quoted - 5oa, pr 100 r. tlaN-
.s.rd-Erm ~ ~ ..-. ~ Is WlilAI-M'i k't dull
{ anadian in bond quoted ''"'Oc
quotations follow. We Give for comparison closing
Ia mia and corr Liny dl Last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-15

interior to sell prime cvaporsTed APPLES. and this
has caused weaker and unsettled market. IN
several sections makers have put up the usual
export grade of fruit expecting some trade rom
that b. late sharp rise Ill prices prac-
cally closed that outlet and 'kers are nov .ek
ing market for their stock. Unfortunately tneree
are few buyers at present for car lots. ana lptceu
sales can be made only at low figures The lopplhe
trade is very light and is being supplied win choice
and fancy fruit 1T l0EUlli.1. Sun-1ried Apes
share in the weakness. ard are quite dun. NOT
much doing IN peaches. Ras pberries STEADY, Dut
quiet. Huckieberres firm. Good cherries would
sell Backberries scarce and Highei California
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-15
ROSTON WOOL MARK ET.

Boston, Ii.-Therc IL rather moderate demand
wool. ana sales mostly IN small lots still
ufactuiers steadily, and q better trade the near
future /, looked ioi Ohio heeces sell at lie for X.
2Jn.ic XXX aud above. and 24a Sc for No I, with
Michigan a, oor Combing and deiaine selections
are In good demand. with washed combing at 2id28c
nSSa.hcd yonbirE az i7@so, per n Territory woo,s
38d35c ,lcan. quoted for fine medium aud 3sc
fine Texas, California and Oregon wool quiet and quoted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-15
FRUITS AND BERRIEs-FREstI

Apples have shown further upward tendency
under moderate receipts and very COOL demand ;
tone firm at the close. and few special marks
OF extra fancy quality exceed quotations. Pears
quiet. Table grapes dull and weaker. but Il fair
demand for wine grapes makes a firmer feeling on
bulk stock Cranberres OF fine quality and in per-
feet condition in good demand and irrner
FLORIDA oranges in much larger supply. and ten l.
ing in buyers favor Late receipts have conta ned
many in poor order and prices show wide range
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-15
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES

Domestic potatoes in liberal supply freely
offered and easier. \ considerable quantity Of
Scotch Magnums-about 5000 bags-came on the
market this week from Dundee steamer Prnci-
pia freely offered at 81 per bag. and moving very
slowly. Sweet potatoes. firm. 6nonN plenty
md freely offered at former low quotations Cauli-
flowers Of fancy quality a shade ilrmer. South
ern string beans and green peas OF choice quality
are in good demand and higher. but OF grades
are slow and pricos show wide
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-15
LIVE POULTRY,


Nearby partridges are in larger supply and NOV
ing slowly ser prices. Western partrid%"s are
duh and weak. and pin tail grouse drag heavily It
lower prices but fine underdrawn grOus" steady
Quail "a shade easier Wild ducks Of good quality
now meeting moderate demand Pabhits
steady. Nenson has been more plenty. and de-
cning: late sales OF short saddle mostly ct l0I
l3c; cannot be legally sold after to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-15
POT ITRY.

Live fowls and chickens have shown wide fuc
tuatlons in values from day to day. but the close
IL barely steady. except for fine stock which l.
relatively scarce. Turkeys coming forward freely.
but good lots sell well. Ducks and geese have been
stiifened little during the week. Pigeons slow.
\ large increase in the receipts of Western dressed
poultry has caused decline in price, from the
quotations given week ~ the clO.c OTTER
lngs are heavy. and consist largely Of turkeys.
fowls and ducks for which prices close barely
steady quoted. Chickens are not in excessive
supply and are fairly steady. with a few lots
OF exceptionally fine quality placed IA shade above
top figures Nor" dry packed poultry now
arriving: when in perfect order the dry stock
meets fair demand at pricfs tiife higher than
quoted for ice-lacked stock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-15

LINrHEr,-rhrrc l. a continued good demand Tor
leather Of all kind. homock sole being in ia,"i WIN
NpDtr aud manufacturers we'll ~ Iobhcr> are tahhs
some fall sized lots The receipts al" Only falr ana
graf accumulation Of stock. hence IN" malhrt
rules steady u rm with prices essentially u "a; quoted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-15
CHEESE.

Receipts for week. 29.761 boxes Exports 3.077
boxes There has been Improvement whatever
in the foreign demand and both cable and mail al
vices do not give any hope of business SO long
orders be filled in Canada so much cheaper
than here. Home trade has also been very slack
iobbers having some cheese hand inclined
dispose OF these before making further important
purchases. AS a rule holders ask about late prices
and are carrying stocks with some degree of con-
fdence but II there any pressure TO sell values
would certainly weaken Inside quotations or less
would have TO he accepted on lines at the present
time. Among the latest sales Of Importance In
the interior is. the entire October make of the
Cloverfeld combination at lie. Liverpool cable,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-15

NIENEI NJ Mar.ct quiet lad, IOIaIO'c. .OIeo
du at oiac. ~
TALON Market firm. Quoted sac Sales OF 30
hhds at Sac. ,
TOPAC, O-Sced lea. tobacco only iatlv active. the
ro.lton. since our last report ircluiilc 80 crop
isns Nsw.Tu.Iand Havana. at fIom 2caGoc 20 cs">
ler New England seed. .id2Jc TO- lS3. Penn
,v,1nia AT private terms; 10" c1s"- 1872 thinner ;
>pariSh. fILdI2hr 200 Is: / Wisconsin Havana,
Dc 200 ba'es IIa,ala Cjcd$I o. 10 bales SumaiiI,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-15

s3lGc which is unchcnsei compared yesterdays
pnesA
Quotations based American standard 81 classnca
ion and on cotton I'm running In quality not
than half Of grade above or below the grade quoted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-15
.SI'NDRIES.


NUTS-Pcanuts duh and weak: old quoted at &c
Spanish shelled quiet at 27sn3c for No /; No
quoted at l7.M2c; Virginia No shelled at 2s4U3c.
and No at PC. Chestnuts In liberal supply and
quiet Southern quoted at $1n2 90 per bush Of 90
10: fancy Northern scarce and few such reach
S, 5OnM 80 Hickory nuts very plenty and dull AT
75cns1 per bush.
BEESWAX Quiet but steady: quoted at 2id25c.
with some choice lots held at a slight premium
GINSENG Market very dull; Northern quoted at
81 6Oass 10; Western at s. lOa CO. and Southern at
81 S0d$2 40 per ID.
UONEY-New white clover In single comb boxes
quoted at 130l4c; buckwheat. sl0nllc: California
extracted jobbing from store at GMGl2c; CARROTS
noted at Js.46c per IL.
MILK AID CREAM
The daily average receipts Of milk and cream al
the different railroad distributing points in and
near the city for the week have been as follows:
Erie. 035 cans of milk, % cans Of condensed milk
and lls cans OF cream; Susquchanna. l.10j cans Of
milk and II cans of cream; Lackawanna. 1850 cans
and Harlem Pisa cans of milk. ~ cans OF con
densed milk and 10 cans Of cream: New-1iaven and
Hartford. 745 of milk: Ncw-York and North
ern $50 OF milk: Ontario and Western. 100
cans Of milk and 81 cans OF cream: West SfOr".
| .07j cans of milk. - cans Of conden+.d mix and
40 cans of cream: New-Jersey Central. 17j cans o:
milk and 10 cans of cream. and by mirceancOus
short routes $50 cans Of milk and 20 cans OF cream
The total daily supply has been 1851 cans Of milj
167 cans of condensed milk and S37 Of cream
The average price paid for the surplus the plat
forms has been 81 81 can OF forty quarts The
MIX Exchange price is 81 81 can.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-15
EGGS.

The market gained additional strength following
last weekly report. but Of late arrivals have
feeling is tame and less firm. Occasional lots OF
very fancy fresh gathered still placed up to
.5025,zc. but the latter figure is very extreme
few lots selling above &c. and for average frsts
eggs are in large supply. rather urgently offered.
d,,n nd hare
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-15

about the same as territory. Fall woods dlll. PIN
wool in large supply and moderate demand. xofS,
woods neglected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-15

DRIED FRUITS
Receipts for week. 81 215 pkRs: exports. SO plsgs
sfhere has been quite strong pressure from the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-15
HOPS.

Receipts for the. week. SIG bales: exports. 5I1i
bales. Imports "A bales. The influence of recent
heavy shipments abroad is shown in flrmcr
and slightly higher market for choice quality hops
both State and Pacific Coast and better feeling
in all sorts. Shippers are still taking stock quite
freely. combining their purchases however. mostly
to the interior whore they claim 10 get better
assortments of stock. Brewers trade is steady but
not large.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-15
HAY AND STRAW.

Supply liberal. trade duh and outside quotations
extreme. but the range OF sales is about the same
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-15

E>por,, Of gain and nour fom Atlantic port TO- woeN
ended November l. sine september !, l.oj, tOi-
vaIra vita tie pfr,ipu, year
wcch. sept. l. year. Changes.
Flour IBIS. 22GGs7 29bo.59 3OIi.7,j Dce. ,h2:G
ton bu 1871 SIS 0jJ ESQ 3G Inc =o'' ljJ
Ociop aud their values. according to the Government
nsurc, ,UrI,Ic with list year ~ follows:
lsn3 1892. Changes.
Wheat nush n.i GJi I274OOGi Dec. Js1O,i1c
What. Value sl,oa 36t sloo53.7Is Dee. s5,s5l,Sl:
llnur n'd- iJG 1886 LIZ .3OS Doe 2uO,313
li,nr ,,lu. ~ o. 10, =. G'3 s.,i Dec s.Gl0?.p
,n,, hu.h & rs IA ij1i .4Oi Dee Sj3.2s.
, nrg value ~. 40. 20 81 j'3I. % be-. sI'i sl3
an i..ad,r. .l3olI GA s,OGi., 80 Dee. r. CO.,. 1O6
,,fo,I,.or- etc ~. 7lI.lsc el3Sso93I Dee - -
,o.,on Value $50 3O7 81. se7.oliG9i Inc. &223e,2i
Th, export ,al.c of wheat N october wa" CS9lc
against .o:j,, september. iO1,c Ia August ana 'o'ic
I'm October. l,.t year. corn, i,Ie. agan-t 4'.'' ~
ton sO3, against s.?-c >rpt"mbr 1880 III Ausuh
and in october. la~' year. 49, no. a..
Nports Of wheat fell oil from september 80 -
hush corr. IL 2Os bush iOur i'?Gls DBL 'o'rh ~
rr,as. -, Gs bale. The value of bfraatu' ",pOts ~
October frll september - l3',O ana PROVISIONS
: $50. ~. For ten nSHths.
1873 1S9, Chance
Wheat. bush o5sji4l3 loa.577 SIS Dec. ..7iGaG,
Wheat, Value 81 io0l.s : ls,l,7 pc sei526 0,9
tIn' /, Ill. ~ ~ $50 II 80 co, De-. 80 OF.
EiOrr %"Iuc $50 ses 80 sG 81 ,.ol e. .97cIG.2
Al, ,iesi,in!, sl,p jaiG2 >@"s.'l3 80 De. 80,
Pc, ion. &c sil0 9j ioo ~ 90 ?s. De" ~ 10 iJo
Eeeeut, II bead>turs at INTERIOR points in thousands.
ast three phe.s (oc0 omitted. nouf Ub!-, grain bus as
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-10-14

of dollars to the city as a municipality
but it would also put the citizens gener,,
ally in the power of monopoly, anu
that he did not believe that any member
of the board desired. He made a strong
appeal to the council to pass his order,
Alderman Jacobs doubted if the clty
had moral or legal right to order the
removal of the poles.
a Alderman Nevins said it might perhaps
be- said that heshad been labored WITH
regarding the removal of the poles, from
his change of vote and position, but such
was not the case. He had few words
with Mr.. Dana, but no conversation with
any of the members of the company;
The order was then reconsidered, ana
the delegation from Westhrook left the
room. The question of what company
will be given the contract for street
lighting is still open, but the chances
are supposed to favor the local company,
but the Westbrook company will not be
driven from the city.
1t was then voted to accept the laying
out of School street, to consider the pro-
posed Grant and Longfellow streets when
there was full meeting of the board,
and not to give up the bond given by the
contractor for the building of the sewers,
but authority was given to the proper
committee to extend the time for COM
pleting the job. After general DIS
cussion of matters likely to be brought
up at some other time, the council on
motion of Alderman Redlon adjourned.