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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-07
CASH QUOTATIONS.
Iron, No. l foundry
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


COTTON-At Ncw.York was quiet ana ioNrr. "l%,t
prize, showing decline Of TO p9n nar on ~h It
Thought voul1 orcn At an ADVANCE nn y, 70 i
h M,@EnssS caus an additional advance herr drns
morning Of about point ana W Noon lcr n mai
lee Tine Lhep'c SPIT ton mark wa, e. ,,nc
t quoted on th basis Of lose tut cotton va oi're
Sv ny and ire 200 Esc. a Of %Sr Scs AMER
can ~ . O'Clock t,c following prit,, WEI" '"'i rm.
mog k,, VA. vcy quiet The receipts the por con,
time rn heavy and I'M" hspra , a. usp'v at the
"s 5000 S.s: asan s.c ss9a s, Ssv Thu s S1y
bale aea9si o' '' bales
It - esaat taaI NcworeYs viii e.sye temor" ,y
Il .s 900 2c, s' and 'i iss bS las, S' wccs Much
is marsted in the crop movement ana so.S - nav
cn du In OF ta' month while ot'er. s' o
,sst ,,. c Se pa '' sent ' out e,ma.o
cotton Of sooS Ss, ., m Ivsrpoo q eon.r5
nnnrSs rhr scmi.vccsy interior movciacn, OF tse
NcoIe3n cotton Ese H s ccc rse ai var
., 90 bplc.: shipment si.COo b,lcs lat week sioo
nerba, AMI A. larsr a. had expected. WIZ
~. Of r'ai1S n "a. lar week a. the Eeaangc la.
slahca it. vaSgs Sor'GS , point s
sIsi"F ' fo@ tho repIi" received the
Nmiolk' Val Tor materially lighter rcecip,
lighter ard Norfolk aud Western r. It. to TALL on con
s!d'tsG,y."
Charcston. 8. C.-"No,hing points % any ref.eheen
{, t.rcitt. hcr, win the ships p tn1i are u DC
rlloi We ni~nt ro~ iby lncf'a-" son"wfat.'N 49,,
Augusta Estimate receipts here t"-eaN w n''
isr. agln ,., 7 s.' baic, la; year.
Sa,,nuah, t.l.-"faetors ? port hght movement ir'M
nl,nt.r. hut small t,wIs uno' ling; htri' expect
inarsa dncfca~, before holidays Ny alN''s say Si''
au,ourt let thi. section ~ last year
New .Di can.-"wr look To- f"iuction 'hS We
can no signs OF marked dmnui4"n III f'h",h P'it
movement q, Interior shipments rtl very iul. .
Galveston. TcN.-"Don't know whether 10 eNp'St
smaller r,-..lpt. week not. oMcialY N" ran
to,d rate war |. said a. have uascd lnobcinly ""
al sa>hnr cont M -, iulIy per
c,it OF Galveston receipt, through cotton
Memphis. rcnn-"w" are inclined To look for market
dccrras, receipts week. Allowing u" aHl"unt
N h. ought IN sight I'M. week :" re % ,opo
Ia allowing 10 cen, incrras" c1ch "rrh rom
now on over a~t year crop viii only be 73ls 900
bales Allowing - per cent over last year eaca "eek
We hav ..f51 ccO bales. Inc present IN
crase al this w'ck Is only 50 pr cont o'cr
Ia, 81 all IL" conditions 81 thi1 -'a-ph
reasonable - supp"-" that We can rN,n hilhta
Of ~. per cent fn me f'.t ~ t'' fS "n
". nor THINK condition, about here 10 not
Icnt such ptobtblity. -, -,
Onenlng ard Close TO-DAY ana closing DIS inc
previous night anl lat year follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-07
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chceco. Dec. Special. -Whcat today advanced Il
cent and closed the top. Prad-trcets statement q
the available less Increase, 7Hs,0oo than cN-
Iectd Northwestern receipts were igh;; the difference
between December and May narrowed I, 80 cents
Continental cables weak, and O." British cables
were Indifferent. wheat and norr clrarancc' male p
total 200 600 bushels But the crowd paid
no attention and oil cars fos bull May
opcncd at co., SOLD between Gs's and G0s and closed
at GgL, Northwestern receipts. pjS care. wore abu
mere OF the day Las primary mark Z
rcceipfe 800 600. Just abont half m Ia years
Local receipts were only 81 cars; the estimate for
Thursday only 10.
Corn strong advanced % cents aud clos ~ the
top May opened fOi-, sold between 40 and i07s ami
closed at ioa,. Receipt w"r" 80 cars; "a" estimate
70 THURSDAY 30. Cables firm. Corn g. tho
Mississippi I:,er IcIorci 20 lie brin2ihg a. GOOD
price az at Chicago The buying led bv shorts.
Oao up with the Other Prnh- Nav opcncd at 3i'-
sold between 3lN and ~ AMI closed az 81 'i.
Provisions myStrrionslY nrin. II seemed 20 he
matter 81 sympathy with grain. Prices at the yards
10 10 cents lower. with - coo rc",ci and with
.5OCJ estimated for Thur-d January york sold lc
sl2 40 and t2 60 aud closet AT ~ - January
between 10 ). and s6 90 and closed AT ~ 90.
Puts Nav wheat G9'A 0UJAr. calls, OJ'i dC0sc.
Puts Of May i05sdiOj.c; calls, lie.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-07

per r''g lsir soc4si 10 sisa. ''I pr J prs
Quail, fresh. per dozen. 81 50d&2 25. Wooi1.x 49,
pair, 5ocdSl. English snIpe. per dozen, ei 81 ~ g.
pover, per dozeI $l So grass plover DEF dr., .1I
81 %. Sand snipe per dozen, 30dioc. wild
Ie1htad, per pair, j0ctes1 do mallard and bal A
Toe: do teal. S0d5oc; do canvas, per pair 49,
rabbits per pair So4S5c do Jacks per pair 06s;s y
are In ilgnS supply but quiet uade running -!
slightly In sellers favor. jersey sweet pctatoes ~
and weaker. Onions steady. CauIlnowers In nss. ~
ply and hrmer. Southern string beans are nor ~
but show very irregular quality choice 49,,
but C.-srades drag aeavily riorIca ec 49,
weaker. Tomatoes and cucumbers nova Wy
unless OF exceptionally chote quality s2WsH
toes, Long Island, per bbl 81 Ia - 3, do STAT.
$50 n, 81 2jus2; do Jersey, per $50 H. 81 5Oasi ;! H.
scotch magnum per bag, -; do Iri.h magnum nes 81
= sweet potaccs vginia per Dbl
sey per bb s2ds3 0nlons-Cnester red S iii's 8 -
WHIT, 81 5OQs3 50 d. Eastern. rei 81 50G 81 e
Eastern, yellow. per Dbl. y 5oasi IS do State ~
Western. yellow: ~ 35asi 30. Cabbages XewJ,ss:
and and i Long Island per leo, saaa DO ST.
~ squash, Hubbard, per Dbl ~ 25as 30: do ~
row, per Dbl, S1o$l D. TurDips. Canadian Russia -
Dbl, 15gs5c do Long Island and jersey 75cdsI CO.,
Long Island per dozen punches. tIasi So Ecsss
II ~ Carrots washed, per bb ST. Lettuce n Bos ~
per dozen a0dJ2c Brussels sprouts, per quart 0siS
Florida Per bush crate 81 So cusambr. tp Tss;
Lox, ~ 50GSS. ~ y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-07
OTHER uARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

rro,o n.c s-Cattle-Reeeipts last - hours 22o0
had ,o, for week thus far 500 head; for same tme
,,s. week $500 head; consigned thfous'. -'o'o ~
70 NcwYorl 1850 head on SAFE loo n'aa 49,
or.ned steady: closed barely steaiy; ONO nsn. u e'
rl,, 81 e56ss 30 plain light steers. SO 1914 veas
,".o. ,a,r 70 coed Sc 5o6s7 IS. loe.-Re'eipts az
81 hours - 700 head total for weS o d "r
head ior 100 head 10 New.ycrk. 1850 hc'd on safe:
g"o he,d market cncnci staiy for good grades sow
Zoe lever FOR g' s;S a o. % a"e s %y
p,cEcr IS 60 mediums an 20 Sheen and Ia%bs~Re,
h s Sst % hour 400 hcat total fos week thy:
coo head for ss sane head smG to a SewYok 200
ss as steady to T, s
3s%s: % maj" sS5t IS so 90
~sssss t: ass p S. a1'sa N s
prices. 3 r scs. as'' 90
% c@s steers s Is ; SSSt :,a go seea
s"f nss and ,ss
iIosRecspt. fair about 10 icsds s. snS best Prime
paisss S s' WORKERS 81 ,'s ssss
hest rh o,as5 60 r9gss ,s s%' at ~ anchsnd
Supply Supply FSsa as ss $oas Is 90 fs'
= ,ssG .S sG s? S% 50 Ssa calves heavy
and e"iT Ta,s Y Dec ocac-Recpt t;s head N:
native market was very dull and dragging y kni thas
Were IN fair s rsqsl a sa moved but were
So as weak as native prices RANGED fr0 so@s2 Is
ss Sss;
Of which @S Sss the Dull bulk Saa
from lower The S SS,.Ssr. va; i:'s 81
ssSy :. ae en sS ds 81 s. ss
head The supply hand ,h, %Ur native mixed s3 %.
and % StaSH y, rrds' rhago
asrsss ., %1 ,eecs. e as IS aaa
bulls 81 25dss 40; eayes y tendency downward
20 600 market nnse', 9s choice Sass ch.ss
a:sss ss s Y SssS 40 nI s, " sSs
20 81 70 Sery choice slasS lambs % 5oasi %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-07

In fact the dulness Of grain but oreshadowed
asmaSi tie toac continues weaA, and quotations. I. some
ports again sedpss 'sny he demand nan , was
no ni basncS3 was reporid 0uOtaoIs follow Liverpool
LONDON 3a ID A1!S .sssw sd. E:s s
for orders IS 3D. Cotton Ss2d psreeu ,IS rs GOA s
70 Lerpocl Sos stssme coal rnadsnay York rS
sss as mp or % 90" s pt 5s
20 ;aisan SeM.Ycrk aciufsa I,ia@d yS sa;s
Nsw F S%S e Ss s% % Se S Sy9s VI Y
"l s" New York to M"nzsnla and aeS nort OF
liz b SItA 6a BiuH % one or two ports
Island Trinidad, TO; two schooners coal rh~ 'pna
M,ss 10 Tssis OF eaS &c: SoF Is b J
Is as ton sen nr s sa,fo
Havana, II OH scIooner lun, Bnsss' imios
ocana SOC srhocner coal Port In cr John.
\ r. 75c schooner. coal Wechawkea 70 Lynn Or;
n,,rSote Fer,ntr, 10 i:ot rdam iSs cot
ton, West POINT va, to Liverpool, SCs .,.o. y, lin.
seed OIL they lave Been advanced Sc per gallon and
are NOW , qgg: Is Dor SoT w. GasrS raw ca For
cot:osed oil st very unat factory hd miIN.
co-acrcd as being les nomni a. t. l. , VERY
Of the morx about 100 bb prime crude sold Su Ph
27e butter OIL siaSsc simmer yellow prime $Sayis
;n%er yellow SgeS 9aS s%cr SSsHr a% sc Is Her
lean boiled, isc: Calcutta row. G2c. -.,-,., ,,.u,o,
mis- Horna WAS rsa nar%"% % The
although there q moderately active locel TRADE re-
ted In por. Chicago In lari pat isrs seem %
be- wording sides OF the market and to-day come
u them reported sellers while others were bu
Tho movement ~ hogs continues on hc" scale bnt ue
cash demand the West has recently been dfor, NJ"
and which created considerable fc hE OF rolni.'.r
IORK-Du but steady. Quoted: Mess rlJhfi' %;
family s1G 5o0-l1 80: -horf clerr. 80 'U"fi" eMia
prime si3 50ds1i. EEEF-scady QuotntlonS fim,s'
India mess slsas23 BEEF IIAMs-Morhet steaiy
SIS - Chicago hams at SD. DRESSED mo'.S-
Opened scady but closed a IN sdr easier; iSoD Ih1
7Ac IGOh 7ac: l2O.n 1asd1'c: rig. 1..GSi bacon
1I-d7 i;c.......CUT MEATS-Picklcd ahou'icr. on
quoted at CaoGi9c; hams quoted at ota9,'c;
western closed at 500 bid soc asked city closed at
Sdst.c: sales 12j ties: refined for Continent vir
south America ?.G5c compound. C4"1c In opuons
December closed SOC nominal; January, S22c nonhil
Slles 800 S1iGS.20.
KICE-Remaincd stc1dv. wt& "a moderate SAFE move
and prices nnchanee1
SV,sAT-RAW-Thc Earkct IL quiet. AMI there
dos not bo indications OF Important bn'l;
ness. The proposed tariff changes cau'il: gnol
where hcy strand IL certain thai the iner. not
disposed freely Will" m possibility OF
tariff and AGAINST their intcre,s Is pending
qu0t' triiu0al 9G tct. Be ni-covado. 10 tc-t
.asc molasscs 80 test 2o London-OaDe Dun 10
homo. I4,n ~ -. "a fpir r"h 80 ~ i;e't
firm. present month To- ca next month. 12s I'D ;
REF NED-Was quiet and prices VIZ rot chlIgcu ana
IL said here I. prospect oil important changes
for some The call for sugars ia ba't1 on
mall orders placed with brokers Puyers throughout The
country confirm" III r policy OF taking only small 10 =
and the agitation the tariff question: with possible
auction In tarln ard anticipated lower
rrices adds 10 their conservatism in the way OF buying
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-07
BRUSSELS ACADEMY COLLECTION SALE

The first OF the three days auction sale of the
Brussels Academy collection of ceramics began
yesterday afternoon at the Fifth Avenue Auction
Rooms No. 23s Fifth-ave There were a few buy
ers present and the bidding was slow. the briskest
being upon dinner sets and table ware. AS rule.
the prices offered were fair and not far from the
actual value Of the articles Sold This collection is
an unusually fine one and comprises royal porce-
lain vases, Dresden ware carved vories, Cloisonne
enameis and marqueterie furniture The finest
specimens will be put IN for sale to-day and to-
morrow. The highest price paid for one article
was SIZE. This was an exquisite royal Vienna
vase, by Knoeller with fourteen painted minia-
turss Of the courts Of Europe Of the seventeenth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-07

E E1r. rye e. ga ga s
s.c we %ase' + od @s s''' anay
S Siss :. isjr ss''"''r bG SS'" se;i
lions sns Whit On 9S .sad yeSS% Quotations
w;,cci ,,,lo,' io en- s,v "a .ca sS at
So ..s lG si'S serP ie%"y So 50
seed Eff 4 H1 g s % Il 'S ss @ Of
year conc day. whom il almost literally magrss
Gal" %r'.e ThsR rdysaa yss,criay inc g.,
The opening i q"st ssas f1s'Io1 and
c9 BY Iifs mrroycme", il pss ,a r o TAG Inn
a6caon Visible , T ,or i,ie% sa
piles. and total net ncra'e n the world visible l,, OF
5 900 little c s ,y s s la Sa Of on ns I%1
Of mportance aside from The OF ,he and ORDER
from abroad were Ss. Imam a" a Whit t"@
iS there were IS carr Of reported nsp.tca
Il bcIcved viii be The foeranrcr Of decrease in The
visible and he bull, arr LOOKING ,rIn was very dull
late in the day although just before the close on IItile
fSyGg ca Sy a snG ne r' rSa "a figures
Tor Inc day Of a Cash what w was 5 syo@ NOR for
a GOD S any for Co s fer mne as
follows 40 rcd oyer DecMScr ngcr rs@ IN
store 'c over Dccembrr aaoat AMI ~ Over Deem.
delivered Nc duluth Scrhs rg"s S a1Gid e SVn In
May rsssd 20 b. Svcr Ia elevate va
ieon donc for export. private terms COIN
IN al Snd @canc. were rhags dTrIne the morn;
inr than they during the forenoon ye,'rd'y ih',n
tc urdcronc Of strength Dut ."s uin ,r yc rn"
en- decreasing thla week. showing that farmers are ioI
sellers OF corn which fci wl, W., m 80 o
al IL point for an Improvement IN the nnrket very
lille 4. Il asserted is being crih'd IN the West anu
Lec I'm the DAY corn Hoped little moro stree gih on
covering by shorts There seemed 70 be quite d'ci'a
the vi blc the decrease In the Interior receipts ana
the EXPORT buying. The close wa urn NJ ag n'
imc thc rise In uturs sales were u 600 bush A. follows
40 corn u oON bush. t. over May deverd nEt u,u
.ii.at5c elevator ... OATS-The nnrtct In oats w''
Quiet with the trad indifferent and unwilling To- enter
a spccuiaye way. The roycrcnt ~ prices has been
a narrow Of late tina; has OF rel 10 "r"ouriGrWrt
Continued dulnn~s and apathy 81 trade oats wor' dll
hut little nrncr late in the amrfn9on ip"Ningi U -,
lie net adyanrc Cash oats dull but little hrmcr
closing t.ai SIZES 5000 th rs fclgT, no no
iiycrd'. No oats nominal. 334c: No white. ~ 900
bush 3Ghd5G'ac: No whit nominal ., 100 h nagh
Si"9ic 80 ? white ciirrcd I7ooo hush. af's On,
MALT-Markct .tcodv; western 9,"soc Inna.a' w ;'a
1r,anLrc 69aG,c ungraded We torn. 556r5c' two
roTcd STATE G2acsc.. RyEcM,,S't nominal 10.
~ kwUEh Firm At 0ic Tor @cd"n W n", ",r '''e'
~ MS DcIoy~r.oet arm .aic. 500 tac. o"rlc -
oasio 100 closing DecS Tosc, T grH saTc
ono:.sl ~ 5oFft - pr 100 =. Flavsced-Norna on.
n,ad~ct. sc oSs an on nIr'~ Scr ~e of lao 90
iW-h on the Pacnc Co,s' lncrcTsc ~ 7f- GOO n "
Corr dsd 97s 600 ', anl ,n- .1 S@T ct uES s"
e; iii nGo hush Of - 900 bush The world
Of whoa. l99 s7 9eo .s an an e1ic1n y. Ia
wheat lo7 oeG 900 bush corn, o.il2OOo BUSH oats
COZ 600 bush.
Quotation. follow. wc Give TO- comparison closing
- 4, Ia, rIoh, and corresuondIng dat last YEAR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-07

MARI Tr1n.inffillH
,oGav ard lat icb, For consumption $40 - ,or'ra-t
s a n w. total d Sg a,ad ~. 3i d. With et
% g,r 'I i" , w. ~ ccc "a. n no,ions Mddar ~.
land iiC'; rddiue Guf. 3lGc. sacS los zoo IA :.
n aiG Q" a a@S f se G %d% on :coi fsr IL
niddnp lair ~ on; .trr' good mldannr, c on goo
nGSns SO OF she, GOOD oTInoTy 1916 OIL good
mddne sainca 7&2c Oh "ailns ,s";a 7,lGG Gr
strict low mdi9g ,ia%'d a - ,s, ' N, ssc. a eros
49, ialc.; sxports cofincnt T. so bale. f,r"aid
a. bic; sac. o.. 1910 bales ro, ,pmnr , 90
receipts go, br. nq r,, ar IT. -. N'S Ion Con-
Gr" I,s :, s7 s. co ,' " s7eso a
,a.S,ot cotton fair demand r cy met; prices IN by
Zoo ''I G'Ic.. Hn,rcan 1000 na,c rcIPt' 900
& A ,T aT demand lS 100 MOD at , e Decline to
iGd aa,anrc; cios.d cay a. from ga g. 3oii net
Msrch. ,rrii ais Aprii.May. lsatI2 NAHUM goa
l IN '-'"'-'' D'''"''''' ''
market o"s"a a; s 9p Of
inc piccs nr, sales being 1866 foF December and
1 i the ,' .a s"r1 5s. " and Msrl and
Nav Ioio aud these hgurc, i!fe,cnri The trnding
about 1000 bag. There va, firm undcrtoae to the
European market. mavre showne improvcmcnt Early
in tc dsy Of from 10 ~ and tn mark" , closed Win
Londcn was from 9 to, ID hshcr. ogl lla@ogrs ron
eSi. az o nsnn au: s d" nr on November
and $50 81 lacs December !. ls.r,, thus showing
de rcasc Of 2oo7i7 log. compared with last year.
a,a s IT,. stock at HcwYork today Of Erar coffee
/. 1867 tsge stock IN United state, l9a,3 bags;
STAT 1 H@s, s sss If 1919 Ss,9. ass sa DAY
follows ,S RIO 40 coffee - , 900; exchange load;
receipts 5000 bags stock 10000 lsgs msr@rt steady
steady good a,eIase santos. II 4or tn. mario! Tor
aid We D,.UU ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-07
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston, Dec. 0.-Cotton quiet middling 1i.c
low midaiinf. IGc good od,nary O7sc MT ala arms
receipts SJl7 bales exports 10 Great TrtIin 4iS3
bales; s,lcs GO aics stock, COZ oss bales.
Norfolk. Dee. G.-t0ton nominal mlddling The: low
micdIIDQ 1,lGc good Ordinary CSC; net and gross
receipts 34js tacs export. coastwsc, 100 bales sales
New-Orleans, De-. 6.-Cot.on weak COOL MIDI In"
.Jtc; mddine Z Tide low mdding, ,-IGc good or.
binary r-lJc net receipts II S75 lales: qros Is
bales; cxtorts % GRAFT Britain 1000 hales t, the Con
uncnt, $50 i.le, ,oastwsc :@'i bales; Sales G.5o0
aes stock, 3iS,I1l b'es.
savannah Dec. Lotion du,l middIine nc; low.
milling Csc good ordinary 0a-c and cio.s re~fd
j SO bales exports to the Continent 5los bales coast
wise, 44Gj baics SAILS go balls; stock, 1920 tac
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-07
LONDON WOOL SALES.

London. Dec. Cat the wool sales tO-dlv 900 bales
comprising good selections offered The competition
was animated and fun prices were paid few cross
breds commanded high figures Prices showed an up
ward tendency for superior lots. Inferior lots were
scarcely steady compared with IN" opening
OF the series Following the sales and the prices
obtained for greasies:
Newsouth Wales-i.o0o bales: greasy. 5i.dals Id.
Qucensland-,OO bales; greasy. jAMsf
Nictoria--f.OOO bales; greasy. J.dnls I'D.
South Australia 900 bales; greasy. 80. ID.
New Zealand-TOO bales: greasy, sGtgd.
Cape OF Good Hope and Naia-CoU bales: greasy. ava
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and eighteenth centuries. The totai amount
yesterdays sale was about E'o"'
SAFE or CHINESE PoRCELAIYs.

The sale Of q fine collection OF antique Chhhese
porcelains began yesterday al NO 900 rn'h-a'e',
and will continue until Friday evening. Many Of
these porcelains are extremely old, and date back
to the Sung Yuan, Ming and other dynastes: They
all genuine Chinese ware. anu are beautiful ana
s. Fobes Of Shanghai The collection comprises
vases. plaques snuff bottles ana boxes, tea-caddies
and Jars OF all kinds They are principally III single
coors. blue and white, agates and jadss rich IN
of every variety. Some OF the plaques brought
good prices, selling as high as >zr: The total
amount OF yesterdays sale was about N,iJD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-07
THE STATE or TRADE.

baltimore Nd. Dec. j.-ilour steady. unchanged
sales los lbs. Whc, firm; No red SPOT GGsaGG',c
December CGaOO,c; January, G1;dj1 l2c; Nay, i24,i
,2c stock 13.3,:5S bush slles, 2"OOJ bu,h; milling
wheat. by sample 6JaGt.c. Corn strong" mixed. spot.
and Old D,,eUber I-iia BE January, i-sai-'sr
February. i-'.c bid May. iitai54c; st"amor miN,d:
4i.ds.c stock, 4o3,25= bush ,alc'; 1j.ocO bush
white and yellow corn by sample, i0aiJiec oats hrH
NO > white Western 352c bid No > mixed do. 81 70
asked: stock i472 bush. Rye nactiN"i No =. DC
stock. G6S.z bush. Hay steady; good dersid Gram
frGxlts quiet. unchanged. Cotton quiet middlng.
7.lGc. Provisions quiet, mes. PORK. ia 30; bulk
meats loose shoulders. Sc long clcu. sac cieir fi
sides Sic sugar-rckcd shoulders. 1'r: sugar eur II
smoked shoulders. Sc: hams, lliaal2c atd refined.
choice 95a2,c imitation .3d.lc ladlc. fancy, "a
22c: good choice. l9d.0c rolls fine 2ld22c 90 iar
10 good I?aaCc ackcd, fGa7c Eefs steady 24c
sugar fair good demand granulltcd, - ~, Whi-k"V
steady ~ fds1 % unfinished goods; alcohol - -oa
az 30. Other articles unchanged.
Boston, Dec. G.-Markcts quiet.
Puraio Dee G.-Swng wheat dull offerings lrht
NO hard 72a72Iac; no Northern al 2c pot asked
Winter wheat scarce good demand. hieh-r Sales clr>
No red 81, dG6c DO choice. dbec, Closing oo@r
asked No | white &c. Corn dull but nrmcr III ore
No > yellow. 424c; 40 ., 4ll@Hil'sc; NO g. +oa we;
900 lu.h No sold 39',c caly al on track; cars
3 s9l.aioc. oats nrncr sales. ear No = WHIT,
: lie track No white. 332D3tc asked store NO =
mixed 22L,c track. Barlcyfair mand 6onoo bush \"
. Mime sofa sold co.: choic" to flncv western DVn
G7c: lower grades iGdj6c; state. Gjd12r. Rye dni
40 o SIC asked sore Flour in fair dcmand nm p+,s
spring 1891 Is; winter strtight-. " -'df3 81 9c
nour 81 20as:j 30 Mil feed strong, unchanged
Chicago De- G-Thc lending futures ranged as follows
Wheat No. . Opninc. Highest Lowest Closing
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THE PETROLECM MARKET.


NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
New-Yorg December 6. 1893.
The crude oil markets have paused for the time being.
No sales N options occurred the Consolidated IN.
change, Tut ~, cents biz. vt Oh city the only
quotation 11ii cents. tn McDonli POOL has shown
no In Production above 100 l,Ir Is tncr,
dcN cnImcnt, In other directions. Tn only
panlton Of the position IN petroleum circles The bull
ish Id situation 70 lie IN the general as-itudc In
bushes caused by the efact0rv Of the
iden and the lear OF leg Station c hands OF the Demo
cratic Congress-.
Refined petroleum was unchanged at 5:I5 cents cal
Ion IN barrels 2G5 cents In bulk and Go cents In
Foreign quotations Antwerp. liz francs; BIcnen
$50 inarks; London, 35sd
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srEARINE-Markct steady and unchanged Lard o'sc
Oleo nominal AZ &c.
TAI.LOW-Quict, but t,ine steadler; quoted ga
'IFAs-The auction eaie of $50 pkgs was placed To-
day 40 the following prices: Moyune-lio Tyson dVQ
sic; j.3 Young Hysoa, 21dS3c; l13 Imperial ~ I
she ll6 ,;unpowicr 3lo20@c. Ping Suy,no
Young LYON. d: 90 "unno" i'r I'a To-
I,u,n-tT P,nfr.cd -. zoe: 1913 Sftingr fd32c lSf
Conlou. I5d loac p India AMI o. PeAoe; i5ied -;
Oolonc-.o5 Foochow, l+dl2c; 406 Annoy, llaloc $40
lOrmosa i2dlGc
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Kio spot 1rncr, ard the market ,loscd on a
basis OF lsc No and at that price 600 bags Eio
santos Nos TO g. to De- shipped, were sold priv a,e
yesterday 1000 Tags Rio No :. alJit for
erv, coll ut l. i,c. Other sale, Of con,e
end aud freight basis sold today but par
liculais Withheld.
AId coffee stcady but unchanged. with sales Of
1000 bags Marltaibo and loo bags Sa,iniL sid Oh
private
FLOrR AND MEAI.-It was a very quI,t day In hou..
wi steady. The last
three days tod business has apparently nlled NJ
and. aud until these purchases disposed 81
wheat shows rally OF some nportan"e not much
uUrOI on In the volume OF iansa, tons II expected
Total Gales to-day 100 pigs including i,6oO Dbl,
winter stflghts ~ i5a43 %; $50 bb clear, a. 80
. 700 socks fines ~ J0aTl 0j 2U0 bbs spring
patents - ooaf 10; $50 bbls clears at - 80; $50
I'LL mi, - 'OJS2 ~. and $50 h'l. extra -
at - 20. Southern -four was quiet -. EtckWHE Y
FI6rI.-Thc market continues firm, but quiet on the
basis Of NJ SJds3 the latter choice sales were 200 bags
the dcvctc> on old contracts outh the current de-
uond EYE FLOrP-Thc market was steady sales
$50 bbls ct 80 s0at2 90 Quotations follow;
No srsdesl ooasI 20 ., ssssI g ..so,o
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COPPFH-Thc Of tho market spot copper cont MUGS
strong and 10. recently been BID for cons d'fale
quantities. Tho quwation ~ the cash article t-i,y " -
arrorl1g 10 Metal INchang'. 1870 bid aud lOl1
asked although early In the day IL wa quoted NJ 1900
market WIS barely steady. when
was ulrty r~lonsbc n the aft npon tone 81 tn" >pnt
IA, \-rhrr' lghy nrm'r tone To-
and s1le~ mad" the spDt oi
10 nns n .OG5 and - December 40 3065 Later,
however On easier ton" prevailed In the future nrr,ot
which Fl barely STEADY ut 2OGo hf for December ara
20 40 bd for January. The exports ~ TIA from the
STRAIT sctcments January t. september 30 In tons