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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-22
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
Nsw.York, November 81. 1908


BTEvES-Receipts were y cars 45i head-26 cars
morning :: q .s:f :f' Ns"saE sssS 'sa
S S,'s S;f AA %, :'e
' ~ ;'s s e. . 1s's out i'i
4 ss; sSEssy e. sS:';' :. 8
sheep for l. $ piienS9Ss ., ,. ., 40 %
each . "a aasl; '4''''''' a' 90 90
Mich E s!sa Tor A ssa T. ' @.sh s sS;
Of %sl:S $40 q y .s 1i; 10 ssss
direct to butcher, he limIsed SUPPLE. sold re:dly ..
stacy IS 80 Tor pS
ss sn.ns s 'pd sd Ss:
at At" ss sfa dressed s..r a, as5 an" little calves
At 517s Tho extremely low prices Of poultry would b,
likely TO lower the market II shipments OF talye,
materially inerea>~d
per 100 n Is Western calves and yearIinss 81 ~ at
ae" %sisoa VEAL. ioS st H. at % g. o.
NJ. Collins . veals. lss N, at ss do. 900 N. at
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Reccipts were 10 cars or
t.Tsr, and few car. were held over Yesterday Steady
good but dull s,d weak for the under grades.
sd Is i 81, 100 ma s car. and Of p Sc1;
;hslss sSs.S sssea
s':'s:t siS'!|' z. IS ':%:i
fs: SAY, s sSg p 81. S e. T. car. a.
Jersey oif aud q r'icth:., About g ,I hesa
81 100 si :'N Se e fs' S1I ssa
~ ;. y Is IS" s q ,s.: :s:', IS
" NJ Collins . State hog. 1876 n. ~soaS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-22

..e una, December in store December closed ssss &c
over December a. sor' delivered No red $1,000
bush i,c over December anoat NO L Morsnern
gG go bass private terms delivered no hard spring.
i0; 900 bush c private terns NeT.a .k; y, ~
rcd Ss U %%tr S bush private Delivered
1ORN-There n moderately active market airmg tns
ornos is ts, pr ana talk sns about lighter scept
The weather was gnt %e ans rh. we viii b" likely 20
grazing Of e9 9,o hs ent of the country
os " and 's ssayy wenther would likely have quite
t, I naaence movement end guilty Corn wa.
ever s1% '"'' bot the close was firm at smae net
s TSre 90 coo bush nuds 5000 bush for eSsrt FOL
lows No 10000 bn;n &c eeVsor lx SS eI a
900 bush 4 nses@sr oirsrhe mar
ket for quiet today IN e , rnrs hs . the
l sG chsaso led the %ovsoea and Their seemed
!" t ~ the rise IN corn The market vas very dull late
but reny on sIy cS CASH oa as @@ ncr
a aS sslcs were oo2 bS,h follows. 70
u SgS IS 80 ~ aga
5000 h.s % 'ry IT. . sS wesen " s
scs C, "Se va MuwsuS. oaSci ansaded West
, .Sp@snf held at 75aso IS lco to quality
600 n FF1s%s..edAsicsdy At prdKwHEATE
Of r's
with the previou; year:
H Ss. ss 81 sss ss$S$ssg Hss
ooan tSw We give G5 S S,1H s., closing
Iyiuh. low. Last T. At
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sssssss: y s1sHs "ss: corn % 'fss s
ri aos . zee ssS Sss S Ss % s.
:Ssss = 49, Ga Ass B
Ss's s:: ss''nss ssis; D.s &.
sdqy he Pa Fly and s.;;
t a Csc choice 22 saa ;ye, but
Cincinnati, Nov 2l.-wheat market weak a, $50 for
Ss q .s.sE f. a. new ssH xns
ss"s ;'.s y ;.:a ~ '.tss .;s: s s.s
!: :sss ;,nT q
~ Kssss i.d ?; ~ sssss ar
srSess Bacon sssssy Shoulder. :. rs sAols rs sss
sl ss s jig; to 's' ss s a. sse e
basis " 81 10 were Cos barrels.
for NV sss DON sSsn, s'adS.
ousS Later bhs ts and repS
loads taken for at N.wYors Cash closed s7.ci
ss ss So Ss.' s 10 70 sn s,as
' 10 Tso ss @ Rye "sn S "a ssr y
30 o ss Ss S YAK lake m s w d sd az. SS'
changed.
Minneapolis Nov. 81 BEFORE the session had closed %.
S wh s1 .S Si's s May an oa De- cc
& hour The ,S sn %s T, e the sbasre h & Pit t e:
Highest f soI poSa F' va rsath. just Sstoi" Then:
% cs's at 5s4c. No Northern sod a, Sc. Thprs
ferc wsr, %, cars Flour unh,"cl Fran and ssos
Market ste,dy and unchany.d Corl-MarSct easy; No
new sia3Irc; Nc yellow. soc. 0ats-No white.
25d26icc; No 3. 25d2Gc
Philadelphia Nov 2l-Flour-Trate VERY slow a. job
hers generally well stocked and holding q, Sup
and ,m at p sossG Is per 100 wh ;,,a
ing and export demand laht. No red Noyss,ber go
G4.c prc'nher. 0isdsa'.c Januarv. 96saGs?.; Fso-
T 5S:Ty t. d ssn %''ys, '
Invited -mali parcels for rezlsr line steamrr- I5cs
carots IN moderate but ample surpy ard rci dull -
her 4sAa43s.e; Januarr. 4s.7a3',c; February. t3t1
43c. Oats Receipts and offerings moderate and martee
pnt.er quiet. ady Penn ylvania creamery ex,r 2ss
yana nrs, 2ecG1se pIov.on qu,ss, Erss" fycre
family SO 5os 500 hams 9isai2c sides. s. g2se'
Refined dull Unchanged Feed Arm fair dem,od:
winter bran si6at17 per ton. Po.'oes dull unseftsdi
Pennsy,snIs rose and star'. goa. Other rose os1
white stars. here iscj3c. oh"r articles M hanged
St Louis Nov 2I-Flonr feeling somewh'r stosdi'r.
tu much done Pran ~ ady - sc cat t-,'k onies
aiv 5s,,c: MAY cihc. Corr higher: Nov'n'.r 2',,";
Do, am',r ssac year :o2c Januarv. re M'y, 3i'sc.
oats hish.r Novmbcr re c'", er -, ,5asr53S
Lnrd-Prime STAN. - IL. Dry alt m"ctS--hopil er.
t.'c longs and clca- RS. 7'" shcrs. = 90 Blton.
a. shorts saas.c Ict wines st adv a, Il IL Lea!
oarr 1t s3 20 and no splos reported >pel'r nomifA
at - i2L
Toledo Nov. c'-whcat e-m ash g.; n,rerrnr.
inaI u" oa.v Novenh,r cash. +7e cloyerscad flint
cash, 81 80; January, - go.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-22
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool. Nov. n. AS D.. m.-Beef In moderate De.
mand extra India sss rm at 1898 Cd prime mess steady
S7s o. Pork ip poor demand prine mess, Western
line easy at s5s; do medium, at 37s Cd Hams in
moderate demand short cut, about "a to 10 NJ steady
46s Bacon 10 moderate demand long ccas middles
about IS ~ dull ass long and short clear middles
about 81 H. dull at AS Cd. shoulders-Abeu u TO IL
n dull q 39s. Chcese-rhe demand Is IMPROVING TAI
low in poor demand Spirits Of ,urI<p1ns I'm moderas"
steady 22s Rosn in moderate demand common hrn at
8, I'd. Isrd.spes IN poor demand fu.yres nothing
demand red winter dull at s. 2iad Ns2 red spring
dull AZ "a Sad Flour IN poor demand st. Louis fancy
winter dull AZ Cd Corn-Spot-The demsnd has fallen
fair demand mixed Western spot steedy at
I'D November steady at - Id Decemler STEADY ,t
lid January dull at IS HID foy Hops at Lon
doi-Pacific Coast in moderate demand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-22

New-York ne: receipts llS9 bales gro g. 9i26 ba,cs
exports Continent 800 bales Great Hain 12yo p'ir.
France 1913 bales forwarded. 81 bales; sales -,
bale spinner>. 1871 bale> stock lo).Vo ba'.s aos'
port receipts to-day. j33t3 bales thus ir tiis week
1G2. 364 bales Exports to-day: rrra, biitih II %
bales, France. G.527 bales; Continent a,,Ss
bales. Exports for The week Grns b1i,@ an;
bales total 81. 7l3 bales stock i0a9 ejs bales Llycr'
900 bales: pecuiaton and export oo tae, Ano ,o
can eco bales receipts II ,0J bales American 2ooOg
bale niddlines I'D. Futures opeaed steady; demand
moderate from 1-6i decline I, LOO advance o ,s
arm 1860 :-6i advance Japuafy oaary t-Un -.
February March 4oI di22 March \Iril i23- ApilMa.
.9i0a25 May-Junr f2Gh JuncJuy. lbs JuiN-Au
429u430: November, 42ls; Novemher.Dce enoer f-uv
Overwhelmingly q oh. Mnnch ser-coth~ sc Nv, WIN
a moderate demand: yarns quict buyers ar scare :.
tOTII.ft-rhc coffee m1tict opened steal. a. ron D
points decne: and ruled quiet without n mn noh
bags including December at 10. 3oal8S5c January at
Gl0c february at I6c March Mt - 7odl575c ADD May n
soc There very littlc OF local speculative
nerve. European was had enough. the local
traders thought pronounced weakness Thus
Tiavr, OF 1iaf: and arey steady win
81 600 bags: London wa- nom % N Is iower
ard Hamburg from >, 10 Ia pE lover There
will be a holiday In Hamburg tomorrow 100 ahnSce
Of November 2oMarket quiet No quot'd IL SoU.
exchange. lO's receipts Il 900 bags; stock IlSeoo
bags. Santos alvtoes 81 November e0-Market quiet
good average Is = 400; receipts. 1000 bags s,ook
il 900 bag. The weekly report from Rio received OF:
states nil instead 900 Lays and tn santos ship
,nants Frtupc. 25ouO bags. Instead ~ LOCO bags
The market for contracts closed firm ami to 70 points
lower. Total sales were 81 SOC bags, as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-22
Winter.

and sss s@ ssa market sn w ss se @
Thsc' hsrs; 81 i5,si bAc MEALaElSi.s;r
ss2o: "a tELDhls&c egie o.ot",Ga 3D.. Of
;3asoc ioon soas'e sharps. o3cGi city fec! steady
at zoe ys tged ' q" ,Se, ""1 ci Y s' '''''''
FOREIGN DEIED FRrIT-The genera, market f'r
foreign dried nut present, somewhat moro active a:
large orders the cggrc9at. Of .ma cra;,s seems 70 be
ssneGp r 70 , make sc a soo Spc ayr rS or s
54a5hc California continue In amp. s1Iply, WITH a
At Ole but TO arrive; owing 10 expectation of large
sp'' Fbe ss arr n reduced 1e Supply and h. Figs
are in active demand however on light soess t"e
'acs Quotations j S:Ss Larger arrivals % are e.,
cd as nr a,c, % sn G nnG Sl .Dn at ~ sGcc
The Quantity Of all nds o. o,d G en- ssHte 10 ms
srsy Of sqS and raIsn" H't rds Sca
f0EEGS Gka a arnv cd ar a Y hh as
while poor stock !. quoted nt 81 49, Iisran,s renal
sS @uo tut at siS 'ass,
fair Tsauc ard 90 51, S,,ns h q, 2cen
heavy and there are at prsse,a o" o9' t e
s%" but, CO. Ss" sn qa 70 .s So y e"''
'"T?iIEi SHr rsasra'el ~
ao tbc cab news ard the large Northwestern move
%e Which Tps ssn TO hs IT, Dis sn
ing but the offerings on thu market were not lare. ara
closing figures Of last evening and lscr 'uih., slight
Their vs.; s YER, aag sos me Ssy c
count Thrr, 20 10 dtt"rHnati on the part Of
,h. wheat 10 hold or until something
new arses which will warrant change in III" present
Situation The large receipts In the Northwest an he
he ., r., the North stocks of 600 90 bush last
week srws that ar free sellers and
.,.ady and the Il aiveady o.
600 600 hush ore sn markets fiat and unntercsne
ard there is little prospect OF Improvement until
a,,.r ~. holidays The wheat market during the after
noon Was more active with decidedly beor TINE the
Improvement the expert sale. and or The report from
tday showed much smaller total than at mrs; reported
rent hss been DUPLICATED at Duluth particularly and this
seemed 70 be confirmation o. thee report, The bster
at the close make. was steady nst gain Of
hrtte, ,s.ng ali sround and With hitter demand for
rs wheat Ssa hss ..sa ir sny time IN the st week
wss Am ss,ss rsre EOS 900 bush. Including ieo 900
Sssh 1us sxpsK ne Nssus VEN - ssnsxSi Ne n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-22
rOSTON WOOL MARKET.

uos,or Nov oI-The demand for wool continues gocs
for domestic and market rule: Arm ono ne a.
ny 81 ns,oc 10 x 2a62ic for Xxx AMI Xxx ana aoo |.
W - ;or XXX and IS. for with offerings lient .!
those prce. olooi Michigan sells az 2Cs2o'ae; !.
AMI Mtchisa, line dclline .3r,4c pee pound tn.
conblng WOODS steafv rcnues az E"-oc nr
onaustcr and threscie.t, bl cd. Territory wool are
IN oetive demand At l0a5c 70 quality or on scur.!
na.is mostly OF 351lSc for hnc AMI fine MEDIUM ieNo
and California Is Ia fair demand AZ 3od3s .ieda'
In pnel wool there has bel ,teaIy hreasr IN u .ss
With at 2-d2sc Tor la>te1i 'ha io"-ov
Co. WrStern. Foreign wool Quipf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-22
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Gs,estoa NoX. Election quiet middllng. 1i0s
gross receipts, 1881 baes; exports - France. G,l5i
lulrs; sales 80 bales spnncrs IL bales s1sk. 1858
bales.
Noifolk. Nov. 2i.-Coron steady mcdlng 7@,c low
midillng l-l0c good ordinary, GAc and gross
receipts 1855 bal,s export. ooastwir. i.oil biies
sales 1,i5s bales stock a5i'i bales ~
I.i6c middiIng aLc low middlmg, nc good -
nary tee net receipts. 10 0ii lais gross, n osa
1910 bales sales. $3.50 bales; stock eoos. bate,
low mddiins Si6iec: good ordinary fi.iec; net and
oss receipts. o,S70 b.lqs; exports to IT, "ntnsmt
1882 bsles eosstwiss. ssov bss; sales. $500 ssss4
stock, lSl,<o0 balsos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-22
BUTTER.

BUTTER.
Receipts for week. 81. s24 pigs The pressure 10
sell continued quite strong up TO TIE close on Ihurs.
dny and prices Ind be little below the ngures
In cur last weekly report before sufficient condolences
restored or buyers were willing to operate tIGey
The moment bottom was reached however there
was active trading, which soon reduced ,he accumn,
lated stock nnorGng prompt relief and giving tho
inorket frmer tone especially on hlgh:gradc TABLE
sorts. SO far this week business has been rather
Quiet, md the Increased receipts have made sellers
very willing 10 accept current rates We near OF
an OCCASIONAL mark Of glt-edge Western creamery
warrant the quotation: most Of the really foncy
goods sold At 2c with medium to choice So p u
flavor. and certain buyers pay 9 premium TOR per.
creamery Is fancy enough for best trade, but
the bulk Of receipts show dsfssss INCIDENT 10 cold
very SLOW and rarely reach outside quotations The
movement In State dairy. butter H. not large but
ity in either frkns tubs Is held steady; lower
grades In buyers favor. Fresh Welsh dull; Imita,
weaker
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-22

case potsoeam ETC. Yo 70 China and Japan private

sse
co,.easssd oil .sIss dali and nominal It Is
p ga s e e
% Pc 49,
@ e.. :sss
ss y II f:ss1 s
'ut which has come out on the recent decline has been
susR dun "s s,ts FOR ION Ss sss
quite ''a't general trade As Toward
ssIs was o Sss 7 S';ys 'a s.Ss =,
Family ss sos:i IS 'Oass esssksSs sIss
s Mst. sA s"cr I's s @.:'
HIs s9S M nsep ssie ,ae
2 c aas steady I'm sstsd e sssw @ s+s Ct
aS city cnsS t Ct & sse ,f se
America p7oc Ig options November closed at $3.50
e EOs!s IS and IRON from FIT e
,,,, x sso % DC. ss' ss:
P psrS No. oas zoo sss 900 7+a go pc 600
Lard ,14o 1871 600 2S'2cA 4's Dec 12'4l5oe0
live grades simiar conditions prevail at ali points
South nearly miuing centre re.ep's fairly
liberal ana In larger proportion than deahd producing
usual result namely tendency toward lower plane OF
values Good demand Is noted IN fancy styles Of foreign
which Of bright color whole grain ana cheaper IN
price thon equal grade. IN American heHI, Dan Tel.
crop no7sses sSssp,s rSSSh inso q: q
sacks Sales cleaned estimated 1l2 $40 Dbl, last
1877 100 bbs. Market dull but strong end from Cherries
eos tsy es.s s'Y1 s; S Market
quiet. We quote CotoIna and Louisiana: Common TO
ordinary. 2%d3c low fair 70 fair, 81 d3cc; good to
prime 3sdiasc choice 10 fancy 5a0i.e extra head.
SHADE Java Ronguon. A. a4icc Japan. +sdfTc; Patna
4s,c Rangonn Adf-.c bond. 2a3sc.
sell though holders asking the basis OF Ssc for
were sold q sas i.isc. We quote hsat,fugsl. %
test 3d3i.c: muscovade 90 test 2'c astsd wolasscs
sugar 50 test 2iac asked. Londea-DYu' Apd ikHular
and lover present month IFS 7ad ponth rs Cd
1t Is asserted that Il /; proposed to dnse The duty
sugar free inas%ueh az there 70 %u q ,sE sussFd
mean Just mach of The earnings Of Aet epmpaoy
In addition q duty 70 plsced upbn raw snsAr which 4
rot Offset by dAtY on the refined, the chtRees fer
European competition would be enhanced 70 s extent
SiEAii NE-Martcs woak. Lard, Ioc. olso dull and
lower Sc
TALLow-Market dull. Quoted. 5isd54c.
TOBACCO-ySas quiet for secdleaf. sales fol.
100 cases 1879. crop Hew-I ngani Havana at 1sd
opc; 100 1899 Pepnsylvanin Havana. 11d13c 80
cases lsDl wt.cousn Havana, S'.d92c 900 bales Ha.
vuna C5casl c5 and l25 Ftaies Sumata, So 90aA 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-22
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.
NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANaE OF PRICES

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANCE OF PRICES.
Ncw-YorE, November 81, 1885,.
The crude petrolemm market here again neglected.
to-day and prices AZ IN cents bid AZ OIL
City dealings were made at 74HI7is cents. There were
Interesting developments In the oil country, but tie
features sti continue bush In character
Refined petroleum unchanged ut 5.15 cents .
gallon In barrels oU5 cents In bulk and $50 cents IL
cases. Foreign quotations were: Antwerp, llSaN.
Il Ics Bremen, 400 marks; London $3.50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-22
SUNDRIES.

SCNDRIES.
N1-Ts-Peanuts dull and only iobblng sales at
outside figures quoted at awe for fancy hand,
picked. and 2a.M$isc for farmers, Spanish shelled
nn,,et AT 27tG2c for No |. No. quoted AT
1TsI2c. Virginia No. sheiled at 2stp6c. and
No at Tsc Chestnuts In liberal supply and
quiet: Southern quoted at GpS3 per bush OF "
"a 5oMW 60 Hickory nuts very plenty and dull at
'BEESW AX-Quiet but firm: quoted at 24isd25c.
with some choice lots held at a slight premium
GiNSfNG-Market higher and firm; Northern
ouoted al S,ns3 55 Western at 81 SI& 20 and South
ern at 81 25liS2 70 per H. , ,.
HONEY-Ncw white clover In single comb boxes
quoted at lSNl5c: buckwheat l0auc; California ex,
tracted iobbing from store AT s4n6ia carots noted
a. js.GSc per h. Southern extracted very duil at
55M10c per gallon.
MILK AND CREAM.
The daily average receipts of milk and cream at
tho different railroad distributing points In and
near the city for the week have been as follows:
Erie 4O05 cans OF milk Il cans OF condensed milk
and Ig5 cans OF cream: Susquehanna. LIB cans or
milk end II cans O cream Lackawannd. f,225 cans
~ mi and 35 cans OF cream New-York Central
and Harlem 22s5 cans OF milk 70 cans OF con-
dnnsai milk ard IL cans Of cream; NewYork and
Northern SIS cans Of milk; New Haven and Hart
ford 100 cans Of milk; Ontario ana western. 267
cans of milk and 81 OF cream; West shore.
07J cans of milk 50 cans OF condensed mix ana 10
cans Of cream: New-Jcrsey Central. ls5 cans OF
milk and 10 cans of cream. and by miscellaneous
short routes. 100 cans OF mix ana 10 cans OF
cream The total daily supply has been 1929 cans
OF milk Ii7 cans Of condensed milk and 1863 cans
of cream The average price paid for the surplus
on the platforms has been 81 81 can OF forty
quarts The Milk Exchange price remains I'M
changed at cents quart net 10 the producer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-22
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES

Domestic potatoes are In moderate supply, and
while prices show material change STOCK ~
cleaning up closer and prices rule shade hrmer
at the close Scotch Magnum have fallen TO 81 70
under large offerings. but close steadier' sweet
note foea very dull and easier. onions In fair de-
n,and for prime rei but yellow draH Gau,n oS"cr
but many OF the arrivals are quite poor and prices
show wide range Very few green peas no" srr,V
Ing: would bring high prices II fancy. CaoDases
firm Root crops generally steady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-22

Erazi coffee quiet and nomna with the tsnS N
i b.ss%o. l1r .sr9 Rtlss' wa.
x. ma s'a sod T On p Sp's' ter ,ern.
that the Ways and Mean. coramtc. wiz lew additions.
so per gallo" on TSs' S ana Sss sp % a
J. s; :s ''$ e: S &:
ses S az" q Ss 81 ; as,n. s how! pssdf.'S
s,s S,A s a. Sasa1' o S s ' Been
w and ae, & s .s Sas s ms
changed and ea'to OIL qutn a. former pret h,,nf,n
e i; $ssa .
s s,.fs ,% I'. .Sa r 's' ss &c 9c q
f is an M.a. 81 sT'Gs' '
TIL: s".ts :, hFS op S"s
batcl Der es ~ 2idsc es wood o5 per cent ea 81
a.s. . So '@!'a nosr.. sss ~ ' .osr,a. ras nag.
o. Sse " sl,n pr ~ Ichdiac sas,aiI.. pcr et95c
e. e. =. ;S,;:i ..,,s ,Ss i. III.
g e. III, 8; s. Sssss sa' q;
ss.Gss' 'g gss,,. aas s.s su S
Pc No. sus s.'; sIss E. ,os
sssss: S, .ss az, S-sc s sss pc
g soSs,, ss1s ~ .soass 80 9us sS"'1a %
s"t r. asn' 4c,s az, S o. "s p4
&. s q . s ,sS.isl now 4..
sa srsss aAss 6. D 1s d RI the Noe sss''F %
s S I s sss r.; = ne S ' 9om lin" "a q 70 ~ g
future market s5d thai the ma,set n January and Fob
no% nd "a : ,S I'd . '4sP II. Ts ri
a @.s. '.sn ssu.s Sr' to .o. Gs & S w
the hegnpins o. NV year 50 ma; n. as then ,Try
Of PsskerSi !. veTy en ard ltic.., nominal Toy
h,s. car, e s rG%St md ok ".S 20 I'D
rad: .f.,ar DE lot s' for s ' s@d Ss'fe
5ss a,s dy ssa nSF,'.f :a, from to -; sss:
srss I'D sa ". cvo FAY e o;as ssf s
p! = Is s sas5 ls ss Sa 2. 80 g
:aSTs e. a sgS s fss so DO e. s
EIs Z ~ S;s; 81 81, !.
Gr.9d Esgt. large, 4 eaAae5 Is DO medium, ~ G2te
leqa l'nsS rs =. %.''sss; %.s g. 8 FSfS%, &
g sos I. R a. = e 3 Da SS% c3ss1 new .
''q rr So ts ri VI. hSs ' $.rs.. for ae exhibited
hs v vuS s:' q "Ss r aS;s a. to ss
nc Ss 'tSsss than q
ne higher grade. Of winter nour and spring wheat nour
ss IN ss v " s e. TOP "a % 1es " % "
. @ Sss a ?. Sy'" or sss ' c,s;s tSss .aa
,se ,ssS {" q be .s s s- aG9 ., the
"%sa'. at IS .sSss az s'-siss,: 50 isa.5%
3 ii: H. s.1.,+ & . VI 10 *. .e
Tor cJce s.nd. inrsyrnen q. loc oy ."I las, wes
% a%s Ss 10; o., .sc $50;
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-22
CASH QUOTATIONS.
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE.
For weok ending Tuesday. November q. 1888.
BEANS AND PEAS.

Receipts for week Beans. Fps pkgs: peas; HT ,s
Imports bags beam Ecss "a, of ase ,H
aency eopld BE- checked. and while the demand
has not improved TO any appregiablc extent tho
1donec. resulting IN slight reaction toward TIE
The surrW Of medium and pea is not large, but
trade suffers seyerey because OF the GSmpet dmSn
have remained dull and the accumulation has be-
come sufficiently hurdensCme TO- cause strong pres.
hSw cheapiy exporters could buy. Turtle soup slow.
California lima e;eady. but quiet Imported marrow
b;ns sales Of fine goods at s. 80. Foreign medium
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-22

HEMP AND IITE,JThe marStt was queS for both
Aemp and lutte but c...s steady to n% We quo: no..
ssn hefp s'.dtc. ipe, aud to afHye ,E eset grade
ju,e 81 stse iute 6u.,t paper qualify l""i'c mix
HfDi8-fhs nsrset 1. outlet and wtheut spsesi On IN
ss I:ts.pt arg 9cs'r.K ana not s atnis
,mdsrtoas CIV Aauahtsr are s.esdy. owing 70 light
-" 500 In rfAssovcHec u sefety. We quote
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-22
UNION TANNED.

Light eoI2s Issht bark. "w 2S%ZI
Wdeis Saccs' heavy 2sa2e SECONDS isG.D
n.'"nds baris 25h z, BE lies ...---...-..- '"'1
NrTAIs-IKoN.-The Philhdelphi, pig Iron market v
1, a steady position with the t,nisic; toNa" vr'V1
nice, should any .crt OF demand develop bu' ~
Wound liz ~ purrhasc anost into the nov year. wv
h"ldr,, anticipate better ces and VIII not nam N
Tor asytn beyona Do rFntsr ror >t:.i rA'.. uu,n's
coatnu,r rmsll Ea-tnsn mills qsoons q,
cas- - thor prcc For rcel l' Is ne nana Is go
vii, price, rsu ing rom fUI5 TO s2y ~ sc.otuhs "
qnsatiy and quality Flnsxa material s,c S lows. ever
reco ded IL anxct {. SCI new ousnss" nou'rs s
sish mice ~ IN extern. tia ap a1cufht: W'S W
values vcsy get y, SSt s," ,, change sn h h,s
been noticed III old material aud plon Oh ,ulit can W
At old fe,ros Urrkh- MARKET closd quiet Dns
lady SPOT 9GJ bid Nov,mber. 9so Dertmoci w
January $50 .. LEAD MnfKct cloted bercy steady
spot. s3ss bid Noscrl.t. $40; Deranocr' 49,:
January ....IIv-Markct closed trncr tut Nei!
ouic spot, oo.0U bid November and Der'nn et 80,
~. ai'ILfKH--Morkct closed dull spot $50
lid No, embar. sos December. $40 JanuMy 81.
IT, cIosTy casles 10 tn Metal Exc hange were as
flows Gnse,w-seot n wss'en's tss On. ~ aa'es'o
81 f 81 nr, hcn esa IL ca sS;, spaasi
"a "a. ~ nm snot go los th,ee MONTHS GTB Is To-
suc,tcr En- rs Cd the market for old mott. II very
,p,s Viii o.o.at,onc rs follows Heavy copper
Si.Dsc. urtt d., ,9a.r; beayy brass. 1hG5'<c light
d. a. a.: comlosition .a7i,c; clean lead. 90 sc
The rhIindc Iphla Gnoation, for given follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-22

sumption 1Y1 bales contract 100 bales total 2si gales
spot market quiet; uiddl.n2s. n.nas ""''" - VII
changed compared with yesterday prices
Quotations based American sahoard oI cias~ucA
half Of q gratc above or below he Craae Quoteu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-22
POULTRY.

6nrtnp tho v;eol and under a vsrv moderate de-
mand the market has steadily declined. Most weak
ness is shown in chickens and fowls. and at the
close prices for these down TO the lowest point
of the season. Turkeys plenty and must he
choice to command l2c Ducks and geese held up
better than other kinds Western dressed fowls
and chickens made some advance following last re-
port. but toward the end of the week prices broke
heavily under excessive receipts and very dull
trade. and there has since been no recovery Tur.
KEYS in larger supply and quiet but held steady
IN view Of the appIoaching Thsnkssiying trade
squads dull and easier. Dry-packed poultry
Is now arriving in considerable quantity. Average
grades sell about the same quoted for ice packed
but few fancy express lots bring a slight pre-
MUM