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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-04
THE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore oct. Flour quiet unchansea; sai es
300 bbls Wheat spot. FIRM future easy, no a reu,
spot 6issGsssc October. 69i 4G6yic; December -13c
Nav 7g,c bid: steamer No red, 5bl4no &c; STOCK,
95l i39 bush: sales. 5000 BUSH milling Whsat', py
sample 6g roc Corn spot, strong futures dull;miXed
spot 4,s.ui9c; the month isd fsi.c; year fo'2gfLc'
stock 93l BUSH sales, 900 bush; white corr,
bv sample, J4qj6c: yellow do. o5potc oats I'iiee
and steady; No 2 white Western. 3I43li9c; NO
mixed do 3ii2035c; stock ,lI6 bush. Rye quiet
10 choice timothy $l5aslG Grain freights steady
unchanged Cotton nominal: middlng. S2c FRO
visions steady pork. $ls 10; others uncnanged
Butter very firm creamery, fancy, 2suSoc; 90, 1alr
TO choice, 26n2sc; do imitation. 2c; ladle fancy
22c: good to choice. l9a2c store-packed NGlsc.
Eggs nrm i9c Coffee steady; Rio cargoes, fair,
isisIis.c: No T. lie. Sugar quiet graduated. 5@4c
copper steady: refined. CSC. Whiskey unchanged.
Boston. oct 3.-Markets quiet, but steady.
Buffalo oct. 3-Sprlng wheat-Trade light
limits easy sales cars No hard spot, NAG;
cars No Northern re. spot; 1000 bush DC 90
c T. 69itc; cars No Northern. 6s%+d!Oc;
closing. No hard. spot, nhc; do | T. Ss,2c: No
Iuiet but Arm sales 2 cars; No 2 red. 69Izc; car
no , extra red. CSC; car No white. .O'2c corn
Opened steady. closed l,c higher; sales. , cars
10 yellow SC: No 2. &C; No. 3. 45c asked store
oats i'm fair demand. closing weak; sales. cars
40 / white. clipped. SEC; . cars No white. 35i4c;
ears No > mixed. 33c track: 5000 bush No white,
ern Coo; No =. COO; lower grades, fq5sc State.
cSQ7Oc asked to arrive. Rye frmer; NO >, 52isn
53c asked Flour steady fair demand; best spring.
81 2,NSi 30; winter sraighs. 5ps5 ID. Rye flour,
$50 e. 30 Millfeed duh. weak. unchanged. Canal
freights steady wheat, ic corn. 3ssc; oats, nc;
seed. &C.. to New-York.
Chicago. oct. 3.-The leading futures ranged as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-04
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston, Oct. 3.-Cotton steady; miidling. nc;
low middlng. 7,6c: good ordinary. 7isc; net and
l00, 40 bales.
Norfolk. oct 3.-Cotton steady middling 7s.c;
low middng, Z j-l6c good ordinary sssc; net and
gross receipts 2lls bales; exports coastwise, 1873
bales; sales 565 bales: stock. 1l,Ji5 bales.
New-Orleans. Oct. 3.-Cotton steady good mid
ding sisc middling 71sc; low middlirg 7'sc; good
ordinary nc receipts 1874 bales; gross, l5lll
bales; exports coastwise $50 bales sales, 500
bales: stock, 1890 bales
Savannah, oct. 3.-Cotton steady; middling,
s-l6c: low middling. 73-l6c good ordinary.
l3-l6c: net and gross receipts. lO757 bales: ex-
ports coastwse 26 bales; sales, 5000 bales; stock,
S0i2 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-04
THE PETROLEUW MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
New-YorII, October 8, 1893
The crude certificate speculation remains strong
under the influence of bullish field conditions, and
there is a generally hopeful view taken as regards
the future. But the speculation lacks interest ana
hence the progress made in values toward 2 higher
plane Is slow Sales of 5000 barrels OF cash oil az
the Consolidated Exchange at sS3s cents comprised
the total dealings in New York. The closing was
about nominal at that figure At Oil City prices
ranged from 70Lm65% cents to 20 cents.
Refined petroleum was unchanged at 5i5 cents
gallon in barrels 80 cents in bulk, and $50 cents
in cases. Foreign quotations were: Antwerp, III
francs; Bremen 435 marks; London 37sd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-04

oos .o, aud nominal quotations are s25ds1o per hesu
for e 9Sse 500 head including 2 soaa ws snd
Consigned drset e } for sos for
common prime veas, and - -'"f' %
''Tss calves but c sssn l't's
City dressed yeat sold a. and baermks 5aoc little
'aye1 at Collins 80 gros. 90 aveIerS az : %
per hJH q iIoI.; il vea'' ~ H. az
'SS q s'a'';F,i DO ri si4 at = m
''ITs me S Mullen ycais ia to ios H. at *o"~' ~
er;'eT os sa X a! = srassr. 800 ~
Walsh. rby & g.; Al 0rasSerS' 2o' 3D. a. 80
n r s s Il s's ct one or 's sr
hsa al 5Sd r active lambs r Ts
SS i, a ssI ruled TED isiS
""b. az 4 5SGsG Dressed mutton seaay e az lambs
r@cr at 7G4i0Gs lcr state lambs Il
., "a yor 100 N ioe do o. - q il9 o. o 81
a. go KENTUCKY d. 50 Fl a. At 3 Is Ids d. 50
fS'f at so g sl,,s ,s at g = H. at So Il do
q, pe n 81 ~ 70 STATE sheep and lambs cs H. at
- ~ 10 colI 81 ~ state lambs so ~ at So IS DO
90 s, Co. g. ~ e. ! % aFsa s IA
sheep e r at g 80 stSS SG lands g
es5 do g. sac e DC 70, a, q 3 g. LOO
;Gc p.:so at to 81 l % * Reu tDs
>, s;l 81 ilenucky sheep. 1O3 N, at s3 TO- 2i' Univ
do 81 S at * ilett 1873 wc. Virginia lambs, CD H.
2s F ss.y Is%s. l 81 g 3 :: - o.
rs, e.: ID y q ;s$s g p Re. s'f 70! 81
lcasE 5000 Sg, and ~" soy az 70 est ''"
Try deet G%eE at sSao stste eOr so9s ,sa
81 9 100 30 ssas ~ d sc go IT. d:
50 % g DO IS p: at 80 30 do s'4 H. at 10 ~
'''f tune Slo asn Sla 70 Ss q c q
do ~ st$ 80 DO siS r. q y DO SIS n at &c
scws 1873 n. at e. ,.. oo- ~ a.s7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-04

Britain j3 bales Consolidated poit reccpts 50 f,r
this week. 49, bales: exports Great Britain. f3c1
bales France 4s bales Continent, u 1896 bale t3tai
% COZ halsS: stock i9f $50 bales. Liverpool cablc-
spot quiet prices nnchanged. Sales. 5000 lales;
speculation ard 500 bales receipts 1000 bales
American 500 bale. u.ddings. 4 - Futures opIca
steady demand mccrl" at l0ia2Gi decline e9,d nrn
10 2Gia16i advance. Jauua February. 4Sodf f'-
ruary-MaIch 432e i39; March-Aprl. 4sia 49, ApIil'
May. 49, May-Iune 4T,v; october. t2sb: ort'prr'
November 427N Nov rhef December. 427 Us; Dc'u-
A2's. Manchester m-tloth- anu yarns
ouet hut steady.
tOFFEETbr market Tor futures closed az Inc lowest
prices - the duY after untNrnfiu daN. IN ,N'i"
1t time l0dlj points above III" closing lIlN ~
4rdaN hlrlk that late in the afternoon
account Of the report that pronineni c'Hce
hOuse had received cablegram stating thht m" ''ii
n RfalIl a. end. santos abe ~ ~ toi.r
fcpr' two DAYS receipts ~ 10000 bag; stock '-'ov
nag. mako. quiet: Cd avpr,gc santos II 500; hip
nent> To I.urois during Srprnber. 2oOuo n's~, ana
shipments United ~tat"S. ll9 COO bags The Liver
lO0 stock 81 Bra coffee on October was 33-' Das-,
AGAINST 3@sl bag IN ~epicme>r J. inc air o LOT
Seutriubsr wefa bags and deliveries So bag.
Sair- ~ 500 bte- THO mafk,t closed steady anu
,n IN III mimi. lnfsr mnnih-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-04

EN OtA SOIhEME SOt w c>tCncS"
~ ter cogaty-sU,anna SHAW Minsurn, plaintiff. against
'e Of s. se ua n AND and 1s y ' ,S W
and Testament OF Robert ID. Mn;un Senior deceased for
sS s I"Ta a q M%,a Ga a Barring and S.
SO s a q AMIN %ads as said MN o ais Ss
saa EGOfF ts s M1 nar and a G. vii "sd pa abb
SF the r Sn Ct Ea Iss0e9 u &Sta a Hss uSd
and The said Philip St Jasass
ecmber i6' isso made between Mabel sands, Clarence
Granville Sinclair and said Philip Justice sands said
ssa 'sS a' ca M se
arcd Herman Sn' M'% 5 lms' S se% Ecd
aring susanna scaIiY Masy ynssnt ivers Macy
Of Ss % MsS sS an rus sSa
W Wsnas MntuIn Anna Mary 9uske CHAR; peare,s
Edith PenIose oulekc. Ruth Penose Tuincr MsnsaSd
SS tcey Gaee o HeaS A% o Mns dbt
r. NJ Qaicke Eliza Theodore Mlntun. Sarah MAY MINI
ash MHtar @P caee sstIaT S s NSa 2mS n
sands and l Ia MSo' arSG SinS Maso Asn
ants summons Trial desired in the county Of Wess
TO the 0bovenaned Defendants:
s S p SiE ana atey ery within copy Of ySr s :.
aa VIII S' be Of taken ySa failure &c aSoea S
Dated S''1'' GEORGE SRSi:' s 'G, 1;Sf BONNER
ONCE and pOston:s address ','0''''
No. as Wall-st.
~ New.York City y. Y.
v, To susan Carer Barring, Constance Mary Barter.
mar,nr lWart Hcamlsh Barter Iarod Herman iona
Macy, Vincent Traven Macy Mure Ursula Barna
Anna Nay ouicke Charles lenrosc Quicke John MIN.
t mn,a, oueHe Francis Churchill 0uIcke, Edth renrS
bekah Nutcombe Quekc, Anna Mary Quickc Jr., clecb
G GSase o9lcke, Alexander II, cuicke Robert b. NJ
H Aas sinclair Morton i,arsogrt sand MasSs
katharine Mary Mlnturn. John weadel Mlnturn MdrN
Mrn.arl ana Hugh Mintnrn the foregoing summons
Hon Willard BARTLETT OF the Justice Of thi, Court
ua'ed TIE first day Of September 1893 and filed VIII
tne complaint In the office OF Clerk OF County o
County, New-Y0rh. ~
GEORGE SEWEIL BONNER.
Plaintiffs Attorney,
Onlce and Pos.ofhce address
No. Is Wallst,
or City n. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-04
BUTTER.


Receipts for week. 25 SAC pkgs exports. 100 tubs.
Lighter receipts. coupled with strong adyices from
the producing sections and advancing prices AT all
other distributing points, have given our market
decidedly frmer tone with most grades sei aH
Demand has not been at all brisk, but between
the consumptive requirements of the trade ana
d quite a good deal OF speculative buying stock has
Cleaned up fairly we'll and sellers still have con
troll of the position. State creamery tubs fresh
and fancy are selling at the close at 2sie93oc, and
pals at 2slse when taken by jobbers Consderabe bic
suitable the highest class trade go at lower fg-
ures Extra Western has advanced steadily TO oOc
and irsts to 26Q2sc. though the latter class OF
goods are plenty enough and slow Buyers are sun
looking for cheaper grades and seconds are firm
Further considerable sales of June creamery are re-
ported at 3a2sc for fair to fancy some of the re
coming out In splendid shape. the high flavor per
hitting retailers to use in place OF SECOND grade
fresh butter State dairy fresh tubs OF fancy quail
ity are in demand and firm at 2ed27c, and dozen
or more fine firkn diaries have sold at 2ic this
ciasa OF butter is having good sale at present. Imi-
tation creamery still shows irregular quality choice
lots wanted and firm. All grades of factory have
moved out promptly and the market closes strong.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-04
LIVE STOCK MARKET
NeM.YnrL Tuesdar ~.

New-York Tuesday October 2 1881
BEEvEs-Heceipts AZ cars or TX bsaa all ION
slaughteers with the execution OF head No trading
Feeling steady. City dressed beef firm AZ 6oi,r for
sides and 5d7c for Texas Colorado do iatst
cable adyces quote refrigerated beef sldy az scant Ne
per H. shipments to-day, 15T cattle and $40 omar,,rs
Of teet on The loyie lo'molrcM the iydian Monarch
Gcrmanc 500 quarters Of beef for Eastman, Comnany
the Berlin 1000 quarters for Easman's Iompsnv and
TO quarters for d. II. sherman. '' ~
MICH Cows-Rcceipts. 3 head. Feeling nrm for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-04

liverpool. Oct 3. 3.i5 p. m.-Beef IN poor demand
extra India mess nominal; prime mess. nominal.
Pork I'm moderate demand Hams in poor demand
Bacon in poor demand Cumberland cut. about
e to 20 Id; easy at Sis; long clear mddIes. about
a. 10. steady at j8s long and short clear mlddles
about 81 10. steady at as. Cheese in fair demand
American finest white and colored. firm at sos.
Tallow spirits OF turpentine and rosln I'm good
demand. I.ard-Spot In poor demand; futures In no
demand: prime Western spot dun at ass Cd Wheat
In poor demand; No red winter duh at rs 5i5d: No
red spring dull at ~ ID Flour In poor demand
CCrn-Spot and futures In fair demand: mixed
Western November firm ut IS 2a.d: December firm
at Is Sgd Hops at London-Paclhc Coast in no
demand - "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-04
CASH QUOTATIONS TO-DAY.
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For the week ending october 3, 1893
BEANS AND PEAS.

Receipts for week-Beans. s52 bbls: peas, ~, ,SSs
bush. Exports-Beans. 4SS pkgs; peas 80 Dds
New State marrow beans have been selling at
s. So until within day two when some increase
in receipts caused a shading TO 81 81: There 10
strong probability that values will continue to de-
cline, both buyers and sellers regard the price
as too high for safety. Old marrow are not much
wanted but are in light stock few choice new o,
medium sell at 3d. OF old Canadian STOCK
In to-day is offered at 81 3d. and may go Tor
less. New pea slightly weaker, some line stock
selling at 81 50. Old pea slow, but there are not
many of them. Best new red kidney have settied
81 20. and move slowly at that Lima quiet but
steady A moderate quantity of foreign beans is
going jobbing trade at unchanged prices Green
SCARCE and firm a car sold TO arrive at 81 A..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-04

DRTGS-,rhe market Tor opium i holding fair on the
basis Of - Oas2 G5 single lot and Jobhlng lot,
,ir salnbi - 700 ~ 10 Powdered j. selling In a
obup way ~ 3ia ~ -. Ouninr Is In good demand.
u 600 foreign were reported or
The ba,l. OF 49,. ai@lr The market cosid AZ ls2c Tor
cash stock IN second hands f. held at l9al9l:c.
regular terms advices from London lcportrn ie
market the bhsis Of 94a9lac. Essential oils are
selling slowly former prices.
FISH-rhe recent heavy c9ch OF mackercl Lad
weakening eject on aud although prices have
brokes rally buyers lind T. easier 70 pick up d.
sirabe lots than heretofore. The primary markets. are
relatively veakr- than market. boN herring ere
firmly held and there j. demand for them oodhsh
is in fair export demand and ntu.
TLOtR-A light business was denc IN the hour
market to-day buyers aud -lcre beng generally 10 10 -
cents spsrt GRADES. Heretofore spring p1i'hts
and other spring have hcer above the market
than winter brands but 10 d,y BUYERS refused - nav
askfn. prices all and business wa- therefore
only OF very sin proportions. the weaknesS IN Whf'
wa. The main reason Indifference the part of hu'crs
although general situation l. far from encouraging
ami continually depressing factor. MihcrS snow no
sipns Of lowering their limits ana ;" outlook f1r n't7
h,sncs. Is NOT rrouisinc. The tltnslciionS TO-DAY
amounted to ONLY 10 80 p1ckace~. a. follows Ip DDS
winter patents 81 so .2h1 bbl winter sa'eht - -
=, a. bb'- city mill c~ars pri'at terms 5VD
bhs No 80 90 e. - 20 30 sacks "Ntrl ~" =
- "a M 20 10 90 - GO latter fancy 600 hh-
Southern -four 20 a. =. 200 bbls snflnr p-hf-
"a 9O5 o5 600 spring sraights ~ 20 - - 80
400 hLls clear 20 $50 hhis rvc nxed :, - 10
50 % RTCKWIIEAT ILOrR sales $50 rags - 70
"a IL FOR new choice HNf fLOl R-Nar..ci quiet;
salcs 200 Ibis AZ 81 lOds3 20. Quotations foHo"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-04
FRUITS AND BERRIEs-FREsH.

receipts of apples continue moderate, and the
, mrket holds firm for desirable qualities of all
inds choice lots Of soft fall table varieties showing
The most strength. Bartlett and Seckel pears
are scarce, and hrmer, and other good table va
cties are selling well at hardening prices ounces
are In moderate supply and desirable lots. well
sraded. meet good DEMAND Peaches still
a IRVING in considerable quantity and move very
slowly at easy prices; stock largely defective, and
most sales In range of 25g5oc per basket Up-rver
concord grapes steady; Western New-York receipts
large and chiefly OF concord and white kinds
these dull and weak, but DelaTares rule firm
,nand and stock gradually reducing but prices are
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-04
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

pursuant 10 an order OF the Surrogaes Court Of ~
Spunty Oh ontd'c. LCtce Is hereby given % all peS.
80 calnls against the estate of AMY y. Rowland W.
" c owh OF Manchester Ontario County, stale OF New
,ho deceased u present the with the ,ousnss
10 The undersigned SURROGATE OF Ontario tcuny'
tne sufrcentes office IN Cansndalcua ontario CeunV'
~ H. on or before the 30th day OF October, 1893
DAVID g. LAPIlAM,~
Dated September 18th. 1893
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-04
EGGS.

Receipts for the week 81 bbls and 1884 cases.
The market has continued on the upward turn dur
ing the past week. and prices have shown further
advance of about 1izc dozen on best grades Re-
ceipts here are not much less. but contain de-
creasing proportion OF fresh gathered. consid
cradle part Of the current collections are being
drawn upon by the distributing markets. At the
close the finest grades selling up TO @q3lsc.
but the outside figure is extreme, and obtained only
tions grade no higher than held frsts, and are Of
fered freely at about 22Q22iac Icehouse eggs have
made some advance Also but rather less than fresh
Eathered fancy grades firm. but there is an
ample offering Of medium qualities.
state and Pennsylvania ncwlaid. per doz.- ~ a %
Nearby Western. Norhery sections. choice - - 252
Wcs.en fresh collections. fair 10 good. % 232
icehouse dnz-. - a. W.
~.c-g seconds per case. 90 dS4 %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-04
SI'NDRIES.

NrTs-Peanuts dull; quoted at rsdr.c for fancy
hand picked. and 2Au3i4c for farmers; Spanish
shelled steady at 3a3i4c Tor No !; No quoted az
2aY.c; Virginia No ! sheed at &c. and No at
1isc.
CHESTNUTS-B Beginning TO arrive. and, as usua!
with first receipts prices are high say @gNo per
bush: d sh3fp decline should BE- anticipated In few
days.
BEESWAX-Quiet but steady: quoted OF 2in24s &c,
with choice lots held at &c
GINSENG-Msrket firm; Northern quoted AT 81 -
Qs3 90 Western at s. SOp& So and Southern at
81 lOa 81 co per 10
HONEY-New white clover In single comb boxes
quoted at 1$u6c; buckwheat, llnl3c. California
extracted iobbng from store at 5a4Jtc; CARROTS
quoted at fsQ5i2c. with tone a shade nrmer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-04

HEMP AND JuTE-Ihcrc was = better market for jute
butts end recent saics include 500 bales In lots
cents paper quality Jutc quiet at unchanged pces
and hemp i quiet but steady. We quote :
Manila hemp. 5.d5c shipment and 5iad5I.c spot
siss hemp 4s4sc spot arrive for best grades
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-04
MILK AND CREAM

The daiiy average receipts OF milk and cream at
the different railway distributing points In and
the city for the week have been az follows: Erie,
3.s42 cans OF milk, 70 cans Of condensed milk and
l04 cans of cream: Susquehanna. 1.759 cans OF milk
and ~ Of cream; Lackawanna, AGO cans Of
milk ana 50 cans OF cream; New-York Central and
Harlem. se5 of milk. 10 cans OF condensed
milk and IL cans OF cream: NewYork ana Northern,
$40 cans OF milk: NewIIaven and Hartford. 7S cans
of milk; ontario and Western. 2sy0 cans of milk
and l35 cans OF cream West Shore. l.05j OF
milk A. cans OF condensed milk and SO OF
cream: New-Jersey Central, 1876 cans OF milk and 10
cans OF cream: and by miscellaneous short routes.
800 cans OF milk and A. OF cream. The aver
age price paid for the surplus on the platform has
been 81 - a can of forty quarts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-04
POTU.TR Y.

Lighter receipts of live poultry have been offset
by much lighter demand. and the market mas
dragged times. Yesterday and to-day chickens
sold mainly at l0c and fowls lie. but ii looks
IL retailers were getting out Of stock and We
may have a better trade for the balance OF the
week. Ducks and geese mostly of poor quality.
and such dull; prime fat stock would sell
fairly. Western dressed poultry made some advance
following last report. fowls going up TO l3T
1890 and chickens 10 12sUl3c Receipts were
lighter than anticipated and the week closed with
a close clearance. This week arrivals have shown
some increase. and under dull trade prices nave
been shaded nc fowls and i9Qlc chickens.
but the feeling at the close is steady. Philadelphia
chickens very dull unless extra choice. Young
turkeys in good demand and nrrner Choice Long
Island and Eastern spring ducks frmer. Squads
a shade higher.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-04
paper qualify, laitc; mixing

ute .i,d2sc: juc butts paper qualify, lHl+c' m'N'"s'
3s0i Ice: b3gging. 1sG2c. ,,,.. LA. wonk Is
HDEsThc hrmnes; motel In niae' '' IIc frnn,s OF
Tho leather market helps the hide ma hut
Only moderate business j. doing IN cry Tlc auote
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-04
CHEESE.

Receipts for week, S4.O2s boxes, Exports: 800
boSes. The dulness noted week ago continued
throughout the week. and the market became so
heavy that receivers shaded prices sal4c In order
TO move more of the stock. Exporters got very
orders most Of the trade of Great Britain
going to Canada, where prices We're lower than
here and home jobbers having secured a moderate
quantity OF stock took hold more cautiously. Quite
a good many lots accumulated on the platforms,
and on Friday. Saturday and Monday local dealers
secured bulk Of these at from 1OQlOl2c FOR good
TO fancy. There nothing in the demand to-day
TO AFFORD any encouragement. but prospective light
receipts and higher country markets caused
stronger holding of best fresh stock. One OF the
fsvorte combinations, guaranteed September make;
sold at llisc two or three small lots OF colored
went at lie, but for general wholesale trading
l0s.c was ali that colored could be depended on.
with some choice parcels selling at lO,@c: Lower
grades ranged from 10t4c downward Small size
S,;ii cream have advanced to 11.quhc under steady
buying by home trade. Part skins are lzc higher;
choice small size firm at Saasc, and best large
Size bring 7d7kc, few special factories. &C. Liver
At Canton. 200 boxes sold at lOi4@lO;.c at
watertown: 800 boxes e. lOc; a, Utica n 4S Ss3
boxes at l6QlOAc. ruling lo@c. Half o. the
Sandusky combination sold at 1O'zc; balance on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-04
DRIED FRUITS.

The market Is still lightly supplied with desirable
lots Of new evaporated apples and prices for such
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-04
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES.

Irish potatoes quite plenty and moving slowly.
Havana shippers buying less freely the Cuban mar
kcts being largely supplied by shipments from
Nova Scotia. and stock here tends to accumulate.
Prices weaker Sweet potatoes plenty and low.
Onions about steady. Caulihower In moderate sup
obapg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-04

,r,TurR-rhere Is an excellent demand ior h'mock
.,tsrr nd the home trad" l. buying u quit mcN
49, nat a STEADY to market ana 'hcoufaE,'
holders 10 ask full prices, which they are q ru'' w.
tanning. We quote
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The opening range and clesc to-day an closing blds
previous night and last year contrast as follows:

Quotations are based on American standard OF csssica
ton aud cotton In sor:, running In quality not more
than half Of grade above below the grade quoted
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AND STRAW.

Demand very moderate for both hay and straw
and prices have shown weakness on all grades. Re
GENTS liberal especiaY OF the medium qualitles
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Sales 1.eo1 bales spinncs. 1oi bales stock 100 90
bales Total net port receipts to-day 81 400 bales thus
far this week. 1857 bales. Exports today; Great
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Receipts for week. 1888 bales: export 7iOl bales.
There is little change note In the general posi-
ton of the market. All classes OF buyers are pur-
suing a waiting policy and the small volume OF
business naturally leads tn rather an unsettled tone
TO values. English hop factors seem In no hurry to
stock up. and buyers and dealers here are in
clined buy only the goods are wanted for use.
The country markets are also slow growers feeling
some uncertainty about the future but unwilling 10
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LIVE POULTRY.
GAME.

Western psrridges and grouse are mucn more
plenty and moving very slowly at lower prices.
in light supply and unchanged, but all kinds are
very quiet