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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-04
r,.poprAY PRODUCE MARKETS.

Door rsra India meas firm AT ios P'rk-lold"rs onrr
urimr Western fine Easy AZ N'i uo
medium .is1 nj G7s Gl. 1ams-i"llsrs otter freely
short cn, abou, IL NJ. dull At ,s incon-lt H.
ore ,na moderately. Cumberland cut about - TO q 10.
dn a, 5Is long ccar millles about - d. steady AZ
as hny md short clear midrs. about - H. N"ldY AZ
~ I shoulders About - r. Is H. steady Mt ',s a.
thecae Holders offer snarnrv; American ln"si Whn
,n1 r,l,rl duh NJ Tallow-The supply Is poor;
prin. c,ty dnli 2ss spirits ~ iurp"nn"-Iio de's
incl duh M ia ca. KoanHollers Offer moderately;
common 0rrn at Is 0d Iard-spot-The sunpy Is poor,
f,t,res Holders are not Offering prm" Western spot
nrn, nj 5os Wheat-iIolers offer moderately; No red
winter steady at ~ 2sl 40 = red spring steady at
~ 5i Fiour-olders offer moderately; - Louis fancy
winter dul IL q. Oh Corn spot HOLDERS ofrr spar
fu,urrs-fIoliers offer sparlnglv; mixed Western
SPOT nrn, at ~ IA December firm at * III; January
,enlv al iia.d for February steady a. "a lid
Tor new Hops at London-Iacihc Ccasi-iloleis ofer
.....l. ..ILl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-04
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore Dec 2-FlOur dull unchsnged dsn sales ~
Gjs.c; May 12.sa.2.c milling wheat by sample, eoV
&c; stock. iS3G03G bush: sales. 1900 bush Corn
steady mixed spot December, Eqft+c; January.
lsai2c: February 42Hg4Sc steamer mixed tosgiic;
white corn by sample 4O0iSc; yellow do, 400 nc oats.
quiet steady; No white Western, Doc; No mixea
a., 3ic asked stock. 2Ns il6 bush. Ry"-Dull; No z,
53c; stock. C547I bush. Hay-steady; good TO choice
Sll 5Oatslj 30. Grain freghS.Quiet aad steaay, uh.
changed. Nominal. mildling. Sc Butter,firm;
creamery fancy. use do fair to choice 2g.e; 10 I'M.
atlon 23G24c lad.. fancy ne; good Ia choice. lcG2o
rolls nne 2ln22c do fair 10 good l9g21c; store packed
GulIc. steady 2ic Coner-Steady 40 earsoes'
,alr. l9ac; No I. l7isc. Other articles unchanged
Boston, Dec. Markets duh.
Dec. spring wheat quiet and steady for spot
TIisc FOR No haru 1Olsc for No Northern spot No
more business. sales. 300 bush No Northern a..n
spot 1Oizc No hard Iii.c. Winter wheat nrm;
demand light; No = red, G5isc; No 3 red Giife; MOI
Corn quiet, easy; No = yellow, 40
iei,r. No ir,a4i5c No g. iOls0 .Oc No vel.
low sold track. 81; No yellow, .l@4lAc NO .,
40alU,sc oats quiet. steady; No 2 white, 34zc track
3,i.c store; No white BE store. 3sl.c track; No
mixed 32d32ic Barley dull choice to fancy West
,rn ,yDnG,c lower grades 4GGJOc; state G'pI2c. Rye
dull No = j4q5jc. Flour duh weak; best spring q o59
10: straights 81 2Jnx3 30. Rye hour, sS ZV0
81 80 Mil feed steady. unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-04
sor.ruERN COTTON MARKETS.

ca,yas,o, Dec 2--Cotton frn: midding, Ie-loc; low
mlddling 5c good ordinary i5-i,c net ana SIo nses
n.n,s a,, bales: sales 135 bales stock, ~ ~ aes
Hyor;oL bee 2'-Cotton steady mildng Iv-tU, NV
nidilin9 nc: good ordinary. jc net 30 noss 80
cepts g. 100 bales; exports coastwse -'<-' ""''' '
900 bales stock, WUoo bales ,,.,,.u Y7tec.
'Se,annah Dec cotton steady middiink, ~
Ia ,n,jIiinr l-0c good ordinary IL ltc nst ~. 'o
gross receipts 2e9 bales exports TO the sont,ns"
s.s S,i.s coa.twse S3t bales: sales 12'o paies s~
i2i 354 bales . -. -. abiding TAG:
New Orleans Dec: Gotten quiet sood a ordinary
q IL ieee net receipts 1890 bales gross 10 ~ SmT
$500 10 GREAT Britain i3 900 bales; TO france al
rstias 70 tl. Continent 100 bales cesstwse' w"
hsies; sales 500 bales: stock. So2.53 paies'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-04

These figures give the following majorlties FOR
Republican Scnators-elect
John L.. chds 2liO: W. II. Reynolds, 1920; T.. A.
Owens Ca: G.. W Robertson. 6l5 Clarence Lex0w.
$3.50. Harvey J. Donaldson. 1923, Frederick ID.
Kilbarn $3.50: Joseph Mullin. 1851 Henry j. Cogge
nor Cos; Charles T. Saxton. Ss72; Baxter T. Smel
ger. In Cornelius r.. Parsons sil!: Cuthbert W.
Pound G.672. Charles II. Lamy. M2; n. H. Persons,
lOiB: Frank W. Higgins. SOS:
II will be perceived that Mr.. Robertson has about
the smallest plurality Of all the Republican candI-
dates, and yet he has G75. That Is good many
votes to "count out"
The Democratic Scnntors-elect have the follow
ing pluralities. Michael j. Con"y, l.2S; John Nc
Carly. SO: Martin r. McMahon. 1863; John T.
Ahcarn. q Oh Timothy ID. Sullivan. ll,N1; Frank
O'Donnell. lCl7a Joseph G. Woln. 1862 r. G. O'Su-
Ivan. 3;19; Charles L. Guy, il2s: Jacob 4. Cantor,
Amasa j. Parker. 49ll.
The Independent. Democrat, Daniel Bradley. OF
BROOKLYN, had a plurality Of ZIG.
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sTEAIINE-Markct easier. Lard.

NT ~ ET y ~ VI, u.
&c.
TATT,OW-Narkct steady: quoted. Sc.
pEcVISrONS-Thc mprkct for HOG projects oprf'
Quiet at little decline. there being selling In pork
a., Lnc ifri,rnt u rtorK. NJ chicago N"'h sh""ru
sliahfly nrgrr totals than expected. Later there Wa
some Improvement hut the fargo estimated receipts Tor
monday 3inO1, the market fell or closing quiet -:
POEK-Stcniy: sales. GOO bills. Quoted: Nos, Size
si5 30 family. 40 5Odsi1 80 short clear. Sl5a@lo
cstr, prnir. s13 5odsit. BErF-Dull. Quota Ions
Family slsdsi5 mess Is 5oas9; packet III 5oa@l3
extra india mrsi s;sd423. .PEFF IANS.N,rr1t
stcaiv as IS: Chicago hams at as DRl@>SED.
mcG>Itirm isc.r ne loom ~ , sc; nsom III
shoulders steady quoted at oc; ham. steady q,9d
Ut 90. aDLc; tekle1 bellies quiet i2.M quoted y. S"c
ll.n Sc lob. Be-. ..LARD-Markrt jnl; W. Tern
closed at s.7or nominal; city closed Mt Sc saieS, -
rcnrcd 70 Top;ll"nt. ? Toe, and South Nn"ria
aCsc In options December cIosed siac nom,
stocks at Chicago showed a little larger
thrn anticipated IN. rnprnt ~ new mes lnt>
being ~ AID IBIS. 40 bhs lat mOnfh' ~
kinds so53 bbls against $50 hbls contraet lard 2,s
against 80 ties. and short RIBS .Ib 100 a. ~ ',e
ssss1oo r. L., year the stock Of contp's, PORK d."
RIBS 0037 600 n Tho stock Of prime lard ~ New
York Ia 800 tcs against 300 ties lat month"; The re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-04
COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

snd %" 1"
supreme coari-chamSers- Ingraham J--Mo-
supreme cours@speeai TsrmPas l. Before Lawrence
M g. 1898 a ii7 Isl. s. Il ie ' g.
Supreme ccur,-speeal Term.Part m-nefcrs Beach.
snarss N9s - ,,tS e 10, a. 30. -. - ,5 s ~ e
IL" SOL 1902 Law ana .aci Nes "a o @ isS
sIs ioe2 ss iSe' lS"5 ,ls 1890 ,o noe psi
1 Si' isl iIss ssa w. '-'' '' ''' "''' ''' Nv
cireui. court-Tsrt I-Before Barrett. J.-cascs from
c,r;1,i cour'-rar nBef0re Patterson. J-cases from
Circuit Court-Par Iv--Before Andrews J-cases from
w. 3 cSq5 NT.. 'f fs n
snro ~ -chsmiers For rose Mi. y
julia o Dea Henry B Mnia,d. Peter J. connolly. Mary
sselser. Ann Reynoids Albert Nowak. John straion.
Common Pleas--Gcnerai Tcrn,-Adiourned until this
Common Plcas-special rerm-Betorc Dschon I.caicn-
Common resr-fquI,y Term-Befcre Bookstaver. j.
c9enanr for 9. pecg%1r r.,,,.,, .ore ceecrch
--Nos. 1865. ~ i27o 1879 lig2 5i5 l4s5 1909, 400
BIZ i s ls i lS Is iS 49, '$s g s iS
Common Pieas-Trial Tcrn'-iart Ii-Beforc Daly. G. J.
common PeasI;Trial Term-rar' IIT-T'eforc Pryor j..
superior ocSr-sieneral rcrp.-fefore Freedman P. j.
o MaS"% ana ana aassn Ne 10 u appeals from
ssss' Nos ga 3 o4 49, &c s"s &C., ' 4
:e sst as iSs 81; ssa 81 So 81
superior CourtTrial Tcrn-part IIL-er,rc scdgwics.
J-Nos 1904 orc 1890 lIio, 1924 8iG lI4G 1OsG 1859
Superior couri-Tria Ternn-laIts and Ii-AdJourned
for the
Superior Court-Equty Term--Adjourned until Dccem-
bxr L.
City co:t-spcciai Term--Before McGown. J.-Mo-
lions.
City ccurt.Tr,a Te,@ s before Ven WICK a.
& ~ 's$ Y: q g "a 81 g. 81 81 49,
's g. a. e. s. isSS j. i ~ i. f. e.
e5s 400 DOC 5ss 1903 Gao 2s,. 100 22s. 632 800 500
Oh. ~. 52i 81, ss2. sh, sc 80. Si 49, s6i. sC3
$751; ~. 40 .03 1O22.
x cry Sos 81. .s 1s go I I ss s s E
7A9 0s6 1902 9Gt 372. 9Gi e03. 125. 95s 2s6. 1858
sesSs s ssa:s. a AL ss% 2iss S i.s
S ss 1872 ILL., ils f sss 49, lss s s sfs f ss
3Ooa i2c1 1914 1907 2202 1.Go 2.s2 232. 25Os. 205,
2llS 1882 23ls 220t 2429 2aa2 207l 1892 1914 23t7.
x2 23it 22C4. 1889 2a2s 53 2340. Ii53 2474. 2275.
Court OF Oyer and Terminer-Before barrett. j.. and
nrrict-Atorney Nico and Assistant Attorney
Court OF General sessons-Part I--Before cowing. j..
and Assistant Distrct-Attorney 1ownsend-No. 10
Court OF General sessions--Part IIBefore smyh. r..
and Assistant DistrietAttorney Bradcy-No. 10 20
Court Of General sessons-Part HIBefore MARITIME. 4.
AMI Assistant r'sfrtct- Attovnsv OHsra--s" ." 3D.
Do2usves
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-04

SENATE RETURNS BEING KEPT SECRET
BY THE SECRETARY OF STATE

sOMr LARGE PLtRALITlEs TO BE JrGGLhD WITH
MEN WHO ARE ELECTED AND THEIR VOTES
FROM THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF TIE TRIBUNE
Albany Dec. 2-If the leaders of the Dcmocra''c
p,rty are thinking OF stealing the state senate
again as they did in 1891. they must soon disclose
their plot for the Democratic State Board OF Can
vasscrs will have TO meet on or before DeceHpe'
H. What districts will they assa and rob or thei:
boce of Senator? Probably the Senate districts
II, which the Republican party's candidates FOR Sen
ator have the smallest majoritcs. Fortunately Tor
the Republican candidates most o. them have good
sized majorities If they deprived OF their cleo
ton certificates the outrage therefore viii be the
more conspicuous. - 49,,
Secretary of state Rice and his clerks are az yet
UNIV ling to display the election returns when =.
they he We received. and have positively refused 10
show item But The Tribune correspondent has
collected from the County Clerks III the counties
in the : ate the election returns so iar as une!
affect the vote for Senator ana is enabled To give
ne of,ica figures below Of the vote in the various
Senate districts except in Kings county, where inc
ofjcia. returns have not been completed
Dist County. Dosa '''i ,,hNds
L..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-04

Market cloed quiet and .tea1y TraH''''f'D'e o'''r'
''' %cwYcrS spot ale oday night, ter , cGp.
nlddiins Gut 5.igs miadns.. 6c Witch I, IN.
changed mlddiine upland iiGc miains ,,uf ,.ige
sredc. other than mIdiine may be dcl,crd contract
Fair I',c GA milling fair so On stfict good m;9las'
s 81 ." on sGS low % %ia,as 10 eidaa.
7 iHec On ris' isS 4idaiins ',Iaci eos2c on lo"
statistical position Of cotton ;s ,' made up by This
following are the total ne; cccpts o. cotton az all
port sine Nege"ee5 LIZ i,S NSS ~ o5 ise
savannah 593 $' baie Sha,le'on S's is2 Gsc' M
%"s'op M ss'' Na yog iSs bal ' no.,o s
s53is bslr, Newport News u 800 lalc,: r9ai'.ha
1859 bale. ve,,co. 900 bale; l'en-A'oll - 5iS
S ISs rd S'1 lc ass cndas risy b SS' a
Yc, receipt at all rnci sste' Gefi. d9rny T.,s "
date 2?sJi7o bale. la' yar o., 81 ol az ss,
ssPor , lsl r 'ST TS'S hi. dat see - & yar
a n ,,s, 7, os 81 o51 @ so s'' .lc. '' a. oil h.
crc 49, ooS , , H. ,i, y. w.,
bacS 'tork q Arctican oaot TO- Great britain $1,000
lafi ln yr rsogo, lotion moderate demand fcly
met rice; salc oa, 10 coz, eo' 49, Ts, "'
'es Aucr - 20 son hnr. " u, Inn decI"e 10
Lid ne, Dc, line jaauarrr brqarr seoy Febfa,y
HHorInne teio 80 Jgnc.July ~, JuirAugu-t ,.,'s
,u.r-, ~cIi.bcf. 40 i3l Dcccmbcr 4e0' Dc'enb ?.
January il1di2o . 49,.
Total ne, aud consolidated net poi. f"c"pt, to.daf
~ OOo bales Exports today t'fr; ift,.n 80 V''
France - AZ. bale Continent 5i.u'r bales
cor tF.l.-1h, coffee market nj NsN-hok olshed NJ
drcllur II from 10 points on disappearing Eufofln
Vcs bit closed steady ~ advance ~ nom . To
10 point, improvement Icing cau'ei BY an ind-
'flon IaNr, clns htrrr ttsiIv a. Rom = -
IT. lower London T. ~ h.gl"r ahic liimbnfl
va lrr.alo- All unchanged month";. Will Other
II si'lons pfg HigA 10 !, PIN lower The a..
r,ai, az Liverpool during November "err 80 bugs nnd
Dol yefl,- p2si bags stock, December l. 80 logs
rt,1u caIc report. Rio 40 coffee 1t - : 900.
change Ios-c receipts. 5000 bags stock 10000 iag'
market Qulc. SinO. receipt 600 bag -iock, - ioI
bags market quiet. 'iOod average santos. - 100
sales for N. day Scw-York We" 1000 tlg'. To
ma, ket for closed steady 10 point, higher
'ro,,l sales vcre 600 hays As follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-04

Refined petroleum was UNCHANGED in New-York at
hut up 20 points In cases 10 C2j cents There was no
change in Philadelphia. barrels being $40 and bulk
10 se5 cents in barrels and 3l5 In bulk Naphtha
was unchanged at $50 cents n gallon
E,iropenn quotations were generally higher adj
yancins 80 points at Bremen TO 80 marks per 20
100 kilos At London prices ruled unchanged at
sgd per imperial gallon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-04

RAN coffee inactive. ana there did sem {, be
disposition 70 trade lac mlr4"t cIos, ABOUT stan, ca
basis OF u ally fr spot 40. Mia coffee - quiet
steady aud unchanged &, price
FLOUR AND MEAI.-Thr -four market was almost %
blank DAY Buyers thoroughly Indifferent boiling
conrrss! u, which the trade was not disp-t -
almO-t nominal AZ through III" let. The
winter wheat mills holding liTlr nrmrr ard II il
claims! that .tocs here cannot b. replaced by frch ship
iirns The j. also true IN regard 10 srne wheat
nevertheless II Is believed that the dem rJlIJatlnn In
IRE aat rates viii prevent advance T-dIy holders
wtf willing 10 sell at -. Total sales
gloO pkes including 800 Dbl. wintf patents - Ci
600 Ibis salpht a ~ ljdf3 % 900 bits spring Ini.
900 ~ 10. and 1000 -acE q clear FOR export ~
~ 30 Sau'horn noIr was duh BtCKWIIFNT FLOt 4,
continues firm at y. sJus3
hbls 1870. RYE fLotI.-Thc market catSe$ Sales
80 bbls al &. 7Od$2 %. Quotations follow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-04

,ants for the month were 81 73 ts and export. 44sS
re-. ihe stock OF new pork Is 2,l5J DDS agah,t ai9
ills last month The receipts for tae Month VIC l4,SoV
Ibis and exports 1884 bbs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-04
THE PETROLECN MARKET.


NEWS FROM TIE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
Ecy-YorS, December 2, 1885,;
The upward tendency In the value Of crude pero-
leum was more pronounced this week, and the
speculation showed increased activity. the aggre
gate dealings making a fairly respectable showing.
Prices advanced steadily to the close and are ~
cents higher than two weeks ago The outward
movement OF petroleum continues TO Increase. and
the exports Of crude. refined etc. from the At
lantc ports from January to date, nave amounted
20 1JG 1900 gallons gain OF 127OD,0OD gallons
over the corresponding period OF 1892. The rising
tendency OF crude values results from Il situation
summarized as follows by the "New-YOrk News
Bureau" "In general way the position OF the
trade 80 for producing is concerned, IL that
years very drilling has not only resulted
conclusvey that the territory In the States which
have hitherto been depended upon to supply the
demand has proved wholly insufficient"
The complete reports OF the pipe lines for last
month are expected to show a decrease In net
stocks OF about COO 900 barrels The partial returns
for November follow:
Deliv- Excess Char
Runs. cries des tiers.
Total barrels 97t32I 2553Jl9 57Dig2 2 1853 100
Az per day ....... G5sH SLIT 1929 II 772
The range Of prices and the total dealings I'm
National Transit certificates at the Consolidated
Stock and Petroleum Exchange for the last four
eks yerQ follows.
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sLflng. wn,r.

100 bSs. YcIl'w wc.;era. % ooats -; Biandy.
lag ~ i5asl 25'...... BAG MEAL-Quict. quota.
lions: Fine white, 81 o. atl oi; nus yellow. 0sodsl
course. ssdGoe Fl.ED-Market steady oaoiatons Of
1880 loo.n soassc s.a,E-, s5ds city feed s,.aav
quantity; ry, feed 800 hol9ny chop Soc eot,on.ecd
nral. ii .,Uasi - oil m al. ~ fOdsl IL.
0KAlN-wiiEAT-Ihe wheat MARKET OPENED vcrr quiet
AZ about the closing nguIe- OF last evening and dull
,arly Later n slightly better tone prevailed, but tho
total sales unusually small for duh SATURDAY.
nm, aggregate tons were -id-raby lrss
300 OOJ hush, and the clos OF the nat
sllqht .uin Ne compared With IN, closing pfi,
~ last nignt. The news frun the other side was VI
uuict lrm aud this little
inert There also little foreign buying. which
sddei o. The better feeling. The movement OF wheat
the Interior has shown quite dccrease this week and
iased this, runos were current durIng the morning
Monday. IL l. believed thu The movement Of sp-ng
wbeat 4, showing quite decided falling on from firLers
hands pa and In short time this win have
decided inf ~encc TIE Northwestern r-c'ips. ta'h
wheat WA nominal. Thor WAS practically 10 demani
here for either export hone account. and SHES
we've rcpored Quot,fions follow. No red. December
mice In stors December closet 67'c. c December
I ID ~ store lac ovc- December 1ho,f. and lc
sprns quoted &c over december delivered
u..SIhe market for quiet but tribe nrmcr.
sympath,na wi9 wheat although The eloe ,nowed but
outside interest IN tho market. and The local dealings
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-04

Cash Quotations were as follows Flour was dull prices
: : 20 70 d re- ssSf no 70 sss ?a
~ .i K .Ssss::. gs 3
whisky iis,nisrs finished goods gallon; 81 Is;
snda '1i SS' Dp On
ay choice a hasia %s'ks SWEET was but "r ackns avo a
2sc. Eggs firm and in good demand at 23a2ic
,.DsS a Bes ay $ sd%s sse1% Wheat
sea win ss y ef IN S S rcd s 0S Sc sSs &c.
No yellow. 4ol.c No yellow. soc yellow ear aoc;
obtained No winter, s3se; No wnter 32c: mixed
& e s'e"s se SOY OF %s"s pork at
s4 family pork ,. s3 clear IT family a kettle Eli a dr
SIC; bakers lard SIC leaf lard SIC Bacon steady:
s sa~s sell at at g. whkeyslas remains steady Sales
Of dislers goods on basis OF 81 10 were 69s bols
Milwaukee, Dec. 2Although cables were unchanged the
M ne o ldsn ana The market opened c lover at c
May, but soon strengthened higher Paris cables and
expected decrease o ousn in the 'I.is- supply y,
that price December and cash closed at Go1c Wheat
saoS aac sDS Corn prov slow q Barley
4s4i9c nominaly extra no sygsye on,s spW' NS
ow white no SG ya'g 7sss Fa1sssd aS SisSsT
S Sm sa.n 50 s sSs &C. s way So -Four
I Geo Ss L. Lake s "s dun &c 'S corn '
MN a Ga sp eRsG's a" PC and and SS:ss
ca sans S N The s e s5sS market for wa:
stendv. There Loo OF No Northern sold az
59 sI59,.c: No . Northern sold az 5sd3sisc. Coarse
grains STEADY. Receipts Of wheat here were 9S
cars Flour unchanged Bran and slorts--Market steady
unchanged Corn-Market steady No new. 3lizu32s
No 8 yellow, 32c. Oats-No white, 2disq2Itc; No D.
26Isa2Ic.
Philadelphia. Dec. 2--Flour ruled steady but buyers
operating In small Tots for actual wants wheat
opened shade weaker afterward recovered and closed
tinued light. No red December. 65tVbc; January
.; a6Tis; February. 1sAa69c; March, iOhHioiz corn
ruled firm moderate offerings, but demand for local
consumption and foreign orders limited below ruling
values. though there fair inquiry No mixed
December l3.gt3tc January 4sgt5.c iSenrua,y sSy
LIBERAL and demand usual saturday, was light.
but no change in prices Futures duh and without inn
portant change. No white December a5t13G.ci jan
arv ,l Gi4c; February. 3B,lN37c; March 36'sq3'l.c
Provisions quiet ard prices favored buyers iteet city
family per Dbl Sli S0asl2 pork. family. slsN<ls 90:
hams QGi2c: sides. siGlOi.c shoulders, '%go.c Lara
-pur. city refined 9ilul0c. Refined sugars quiet and
steady with quotations unchanged Other articles I'M
changed
st Louis Dec. 2.-Flour market quiet; patent 81 eo0
81 0 extra fancy 81 GOls2 10 fancy, 81 25Q$3 choice.
expectation that fiat rate OF &c 70 New-lork
would shortly effect advanced prices l. cars sacked
selling cast track at Wheat higher December 53ssfe
5..c: January co'sc May csc; Corn higher Receipts.
Ilo 90 bush shipments. .Sl3 bush. December Sac;
january 33sa33Lc May, 31c. Oats, no change; Decem-
Der 2si5c May BE. Pork-Standard mess selling az
sii rs orders. SIS Lard. prime steam Sc Dry SAT-
shoulders; Gtc: longs and ribs e; shorts oc:
Bacon boxed shoulders. ne; longs SIC; ribs SIC:
quiet nothing doing; quo,able at IS 20 spelter WORTH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-04

Xcw.york curb l. 10 / p m-whclt. December CAB
ahsn o. nom; NAV, - 0.1Gd,3tb clos I5'.b.
iGab. close iGisl. oais-Nay closed 3Jis eked.
Receipts br,adstns interior points In thousands
as, three cipher, 1000 omitted -four bbIs grain bueh a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-04
CASH QUOTATIONS
Iron. No. ! foundry.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New. York, Dercmbrr =, 49,
COTTON The cotton market AT NrN.N1r< wa W.T.
by from = lOnt. AZ the .tiri. ON an hicNP. i,
cline ia Liverpool contrttt., thr me- di"! 81 ''.'t
.nlt 3Gft ihc fluctuations here during the di ".'
within a very nIrIw range. say ifO" 10 i'n' ~
range On ,,,uoly hung rom 7J1 10 -, ina NaI' o.
to BE- rhc Chronicle statement fi INC ",rs -hoN u
that moro cotton hal IN sighi thin IVA D'i ~
-. TOD and altIo.gl the dinc.,hcr ~ all. IL Ni>
suDrrn 10 produce di-Apppinihcnt here a. wen A. ~
IJverun1 mi Il adt much IN G,iIr--lnc III" hhi -
~ hon. and slr,aI The JIycspool -ot sl.cs w. r. "l
800 bales tnc market ir!n. unrhans with tr.o ~ ,
i blvrrs favor Ia al of The market new. ~ I',h
TO-DAY va. OF bcaiish chltartrr and WA very ht
position trade the market VA Nlih9u. HHih 49,
cotton picking II GENERALLY daNns t. Lose ana MI
tho marketing Il crop. EFT wh'Ff htIfllirl h
rain ha. made rand progress. Tac c>iIn1t f'"r p' ~
Inc u n to.day ar. $500 alr> agnn 'J2 mrs gay
ln> wrca. and this dIv ,si trll. N'" .'l' an
r,,ciycI today go bales against ELL sam da' =!
vrtr ana IL i, estimated that slohdit r"r'lp- AZ tHat
ro,t VIII run from H. 40 IL 5000 i1l'- as!h-t - -
last vc.k and IS So In year. tn" t'tli sales 'o' TIE
,ot AZ Nr,.Nork were Onls 300 bales.
The Statistical 20 ton as u al" up by t'i@ m'fnih