davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-01-25
Kr0leWscy gOscie ma wystawe
do Chicago.

MADRYT, 24go stycznia. =
Ksiaze Montpensier i jego cor
ka infantka Eulalia z rodziny
kr6lewskiej) wyrazili zamiar
przybycia ma wystawe do Chi
cago. Kr6lowa zgodzi}a sic
ma to i udzieli}a i'm prawo re,
prezentowania swej osoby. 70.
sta3o to postanowione W osta
tni czwartek. Kr6lewscy 60.
scie pojada do Ameryki ma o.
krecie wojennym hiszpa1skim
,,Conde Venadeto".
B0jka miedzy cz}onkamf parla-
mentu.
DUBLIN, 24-go stycznia. =
Pomiedzy dwoma irlandzkimi
czlcnkami parlamentu, bawis-
cymi tu obecnie, PIP. P. Maho-
ney i M. J. Kenny mia1a dis
miejsce awantura W publicz-
mem miejscu. Posz1o 0 uwagi,
kt6re czynn Kenny W movie
dnia poprzedniego. " rezul-
tacie b6jki Kenny ma "ezarne
oko". Mahoneya oddsno pod
sad.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-01-25
Gadatliwosc dzieeka.

Ma1y Kszioz zspytany, csy,naraeeGs-
ny jego, ,siostrY, jest miodym cziowie.
,kliismi odpowiesdizzisl:
f47N.tur.lpie, bo ieszczs. -. nis
ma wlos6w M giowie!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-01-25
Fatalny wypadek.

Wczoraj rano okolo godz. 9.ej byl
fatalny wyp.dek prsy budowie no.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-01

to-day ss472 bales: far thi, wceK ~ a., bale,
Exiorfs to-day t,r,at Britain, 1910 bales; France,
OF, balcs Continent 1900 bales Consolidated icS
r receipt, "a far this week. 2o3 iS' Dii">; exports
i;rat Braln 20 go7 balc- France; 1924 BALE, Cor,
inct 10 40 bacs total. llijG. bales >oca ?lo,tvo
hae. Lvcrpool cahl.--->pOt cotton quiet m" ~upPy
,,ti,s. unchangr:. sales -Vol bile- -P\"I'
ZION and <p,r, 500 bales; American, o,rO iaic' re-
ceipt. II o1O ,aes American. 5000 Dahs hlouIns
alGd Futur.. opened barely steady demand nodrit.
a, rnn Lid ady,nr. sold decline; closed su, AZ
.15cid me-. decline January Fcbr iari zoe 10:
arv.Nar,h 4c7b: Msreh-April. i2osi hpfi.aMsy r'oa
i3I May.Jrn. i32at33 June-Juiy r.'4d -, ,,.ut
her 9Th November. cmbcr t2ib; Dee
40, to3 Manchc-tcr-The cloths and yar's m'fNe' i
quiet. but steady ,.., =, v.york orened in
very i,me fashion with prices nom IN n"nsea " =,
o, i.,,er On r,c bids at the call In the absence OF
tran.,ctions The actual sales -hoMtr an
~ 10 noints The improvement wns duc, 70 a rather
better clas. ~ foreign market news u"l n' =, -
rrtod HAVE at 3 o'clock showed IN auf,h,r oi -"
while Hamburg was sdr pig better anu ho'o ;ra y
,yhoro f,ru Al5i. hi.hrr. Ther" Wa no hr"> s ."m
fhc IralU markets. durinc the iol"on, ~ and thc
rso,,u r,,or;,d the amount ,Nnat from ?'N" NV" w.
r., tor ru,i,,n at 10 900 bags ahd The S,lh'1'U ,.
a., ora mo East 'nr the H.trl states nlhl.
~ ~. took Of Brazil cofcs. now ht ~, "rN -
w ,a no.. aud in the United Stat,- l--,- b,sn'
~, ,,,ount ,eoat l. 3o eco BAGS anc thr N'',p'e Up
~ l., tp2 100 has Tp Ia o'clock to-u', We 40
~ cnron m cw.YorE had reached Only npDut =, 90
pac Intending November ~ 11.3 'c' nn ~ ,rorc
rrra,~ a. m 60 and March at l63o w n,tH mi.
sid -, exchange go March for January anu ~ P,n,,l
pr,id n exchange 800 March into N'Ncmper' '"o w
IL to.aay were 10 80 bags.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-01
MILK AND CREAM.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York, october 81, l0'J
COTTON-The eject OF the repeal Of ia" silver fui, MS
act was not a. marked had been rNpectc1 anu an
Irish bull can be permitted IL was cNpecih 10 ue;
That all experience goes Ia snow thh' u'"pln
factors are hahtualy discounted II not overisronh'n
The talk has that with the silver legislation once
settled and all doubts removed a. 10 the spiIuh'- ~
American money imIuONi demand Tor
would assert itself and lead Ia Cher prices AS mat
ter OF advanced only 10 points ulls
,nornnc and gain attributed 10 inc CLASS ~
intelligence received fiom Euror-t was better IMAM wa,
lacked there break IN this MARKET
az s.uS. q 10 points This due u IN" fnll moNt
,uent with for t-days receipts az the ports
az 900 h,cs against So bales last for the week
al tho mort. $50 bales. against 2S6 21S bales cor
r4.pOndlng last and venture say, lloooo
hale. for the interior points against 10000 bales cor
responding last year. After the market had weak
undor oNcment Il 20 points, ~ IN
dIraed there sharp rally " 10 Ia II points on re-
ors 81 frost I'm parts OF the South which "ad 10
The belief thai the Of this hal been made ana
uobinp expected from the top frost was
oport,d in several parts Of Nob Carolina aud IN Georgia
and very low trmleratur In other Iarts Il IN" South
Another fact I'm racon the estimated receipts al
wOresns for tomorrow from 5000 - 1000 bales,
against /? 900 bales a.. with eh Interior move.
mont reported from MDmphis. Augusta and Houston ~
oil ~ these points according 10 reports receive" by HUB
49, pric.. receipts VIII De- less than last year
hch is believed signify that the ninerrnt at the ports
u.x, weak will b" much liriirr. The Commissioner Of
state Of t'rofg SNs that the crop OF
that wi less than last
ODenipg and clO>r to.i1r. and closing bids the
,,iol,t nh last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-01
sri.ARINE-Markct quiet. Lard, 12c; oieo iosc'
TALI.OW-OIict. Quoted l-l3c
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
Ncw.York, October 81. 1898.

New.York October 81. 1893
BEEyEsReps es ears or s ioss and he da
carr mainly market 30 'r,d,g Fr sln sae ,o 1t
City native sides had S eSnn ays . sS" Colorado
bec was unchanged 5aIc TPday An LoaUs c per
aao' Ss %s steer. Selling a, ae s-matsa
S ss n sGIg"fn% ssS'Y % Is S.
and Of beef for Morris hs on 'e eae and
81 head , s' o for bt ';f ss"srzeGd
ad IN c' b r"ss for tl pss''vs n'
iTr OF beef er"sns for Eastms s%s som
and Saa' s board tas 3 sheep Sf SF psa
Mcm u nsa ,N witch nsn %s'e an ns%
TOR are for ordinary choice cows calves
g %c. s;a H s%e. Of a |S$n 'S
@ 1a sod 90 g for s sas and for FED
ravc Dressed calves mpoyed on Ign, soS ID ~ Saie
favorable Tea dr .ed az fancy
little calves at i2a6ic dressed gras~fs q, ,~o a. -
per lsicahcek Hollis AZ v'als Ia d. at - '0' w.
2'V 3D. p ii fed cslvcs 1872 ~ at - So do
%? SS 8 T. q r ~ :,ssn
direct butchers were IT, ' thor OF %ci, a5oa. is
y wita d n' c Market and s'c for sheep aaa
lambs firm for od god .hs s'Ts. sd az - Is
per- ep az sq: So OF Drrd N @ao firm
5as Tor common choice eer;a~e' are"cu ''''"'
eoo a. Dillenback 40 Stite lambs 80 % overage'
., - u Der 100 n: IS do. 81 M a. ?, - ia 40 u H.
a.. - III do : n. at 20; ~ SaV g., n
:" ., IA "a do 100 3D. at - 20 40 81 10 a. e. fmns
: do So h. at - 25; do 50 n' az - c''' ''''
- ~ at t3 %. .,., lamb. "a N a. S. Oj; s.
iIunlc Mullen: ~ sac '"'o'' W w. " -
STATE sheep. 06 b. at 70 ~ ,, o. ~ NJ g.; 30
Wllker")n s. sherman: 2:V h ~ w ~ st "a
50 3 l7S d. 81 r At : Sat- r aa6s . s. IS Is
80 ~ ut 81 90 an coat, ,,rhs 90 N az "a 80; &c
state sh,~p 81 n at - %. , ~ :, =, q, . AZ
r. S. Ka-c: III Pcnn'ylv'nia LAMBS ~ "' - y" -
ID. Mcpherson & Co.: $50 Kentucky sheep % w. GU
- 0Gs-Rccept. were 81 or 3s2t head , rn
At Foiteth.s and cars at Jersey sterd,v were a
- 5ds per 100 for good heavy r !" % az fo
for rouch do Country dr-sd hrn'T u" ''"'O 49,
We chs ranging from $50 to 90 u. 49,, ,no :, oxer.1 20
Salcs-A. W Lamb 10 STATE ho s oo i ~ Do 20 N
at - 3 r,ugls 200 %. at So go ~ -, a.. . do
hume & Mullen: state h"@>' LOU ~ '' " " -
a. at 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-01
OTHER MARKETS TELEGRAPH.

Ruralo Oct 3i-Cattc-Thcre were only > cars sa, VI
rr.h little on the market to-day H." mis'.' w.r
,los ~ 90 % prime steers 20 - ?laro i' hon and
,ock .31s5 - old =! 21Gt2 ~ Snap ,,"ro
,nh steady: receipts - rar'. ~ "lirn ~ c'r:" r 70
rcd tor salc; choice fancy sheep. ~ oG ~ 1870
Good syG<3 ~ Oh to fancy laio- - 2o"f' TO-
: .o. -: loOa n1ti'r> - ,J"~i - =,
,hor, coo head on sale noutng - car- OF 10
Good Workers 30 iodrG 10; lghg 10 90 w.
90 10 10 pigs excellent demand at - ,o"'o oo'
last Iil,cr;y oct. 3l.-Ca Hcccipt- aoous 8. ga |,
,or Monday aid TUESDAY. Demand f'oi ana mar mar,
,ly" and highcr Prime. 81 9OdT1 . soot ~ ~
GOOD butchers, idic rough a.: ~ so al. Dem Ind nd
GOOD for pig, ond light York;, and taey p Tn
-nGo oI other grades dali Prime Phllaue pn'S:
- 35asj co. best mixed. - 500 20 Do DO ,oin *
yrgcrs 90 4Od46 30 hest light Workers. - 4o"eo >,
ar,ser. ~ 1919 81 common t. bet pigs d far
IIa5sc Sherp-S.N loah for sale; aehs a ~, iai
,,,rscf steady at Yesterdays rrce- EMIL - 20 "a
cool s3d@3 - fair, = :PdSs - Sp'i"S '' -
t.,,o, stuck Yards Chieaco Oct. 3l-Catte-teccpaS,
600 head market steady on to extra -terS sI
~ .tnrkcrs and feeders ~ jdS3 - cows anu % ~
,ias3 iO calves 500 - 99s s %omno ono 10
choice missed - 7Oas 20 .nolcc a-Sord 30 l9%s so
ii"ht ~ coarse 10: pigs go - 81 >hc'p np
II 600 head market seidy; inferior 70 choice S"s' 80
Ian ~. 50 j0dSi 81. .no ,.
st, Iou. Oct nSo , ZOO m head
t,Sv ., 5c lower: light - l0dsj . heavy 70 Ia
~ ~ oxc.i 80 2cds6 35 shcep-Eecei?s' 'oo he'o
rlrps -ffp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-01
CASH QUOTATIONS.
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For the week ending october 81. 1893
BEANS AND PEAS.
New.York. October 81, 1s9a

Receipts for week-Beans Sl3S bbls; peas. 5000
bush Exports-Beans. liza pkgs peas, 9o3 Dds
Imports 900 bags beans and 40 bags peas
Domestic marrow beans have declined loc per bush
under continued liberal arrivals rather quiet trade
and an unwngness to permit stock to accumu-
late TO any extent at present prices. whicn are
considered high compared with other kinds
Medium so scarce that s. is still obtained for
choice Pea selling slowly and prices are lower
and rather weak Exporters have taken enough ,,
red kidney fairly sustain values. A rev new
turtle soup sold to jobber at s. 8. but that
figure is considered very extreme California Lima
held about steady. No Quotable change in foreign
beans but stock moves on; slowly. Green peas
ouet and in buyers favor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-01
BUTTEP

REGENTS for week 25OO1 pkgs Fresh table
grades began to move a little freer following our
last weekly report, and before the close OF tne
week some advance established buyers an
tcipated a shortening of the supply OF high grades
and consequent frmer market, and they We're
inclined TO buy some goods ahead OF immaculate
wants SO far this week the trading mas peeh
rather quiet but receipts hav, run rather mod
crate and cool weather has encouraged quite
strong holding. The general rauing price ior
there a mark of superlative quality commanding
i,c more for buyers who either think less OF price
than quality or who have been compelled TO pay
premium draw goods out Of regular channels
E,,rsts have advanced to 26i2a2Sc ana SECONDS
ore arm al 23a025 Most of the state creamerics
are losing quality rapidly that they nave 10 tsEe
of the stock will probably have TO 60 for CON
sderably less State dairy fresh tubs OF me
S9c Lower grades are quiet, and summer made
tubs are quite dull Firkins moved better TO-DAY.
IF imitation creamery are taken quite promptly
at 9Sa24c, and there Is call for me dresn iar.ofS c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-01

HEMP AND JrTE-The market ruled ,t'aaF' rr Tr.
los, quoted. But It'll" busnc- v Is ta'iS, 20, ei.
Ne quote Manila hemp 3s@''c Tor SnpI i" %, anu hot
w -. .s,I hcnn &c q SPIT and 10 arrive !ot ~
OH d Int 3diisc: ute butts. piper qualN' ifc'
IiInLS city daughters quiet. Win prices NOR u,
-, unn,in, while other Kind Of hides are oUau' Nv
.nricn Ne nuOte:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-01
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES.

,,,,o..io no,a,oes are not In excessive supply
and the stock is so largely defective mat oneIn
of really fine goods no greater man VAN. o ox
nectea 70 arrive during the week; opening prices
uncertain as yet Sweet potatoes nave ,,ea,ver.
and barely steady Onions steady csuiiiiowr.S
plenty very dull and low Southern peas sNu strinr
~ irregular in quality and value anu hrineinc
10 Id
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-01

Receipts of apples are very moderate and rarely
~ fanry Quality the finest goods are frmer. with
some Einds showing slight advance, and there Is
fair outlet for good medium qualities at proper
tsnnate nrices Pears quiet. ounces In lighter
snnnlv and desirable stock higher Grapes have
been in moderate supply and shade higher, clos
;ns steady hut not active. Choice sound cram
Berries are fairly steady; demand light but sup
DIV of perfect fruit moderate. There Is large
rrnant;tv OF defective berries urging for sale with
ont much regard price. but for these there Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-01
3l.-The leading futures ranged Us 10

fash quotation. Gs.s r. yOsr do s rT IS q 70
changed No 10 g' corn vs. s Sc: 20 sa2sc 30
~, 1fIioc: No barley. id56c No iaN-.rd ;d ~
%o.gS scSd C s. & no no Rs's >: o hort IT. rib;
d sso E dr. x s1' 4. .sSq' whiss y
G.c n""s% GOD p sra Ia es On ne
produce rxchanGe today the lur " rhoce S2Se
and steady fanry cramery = stady; fresh
stock zoe
ta9, family y. = .,% s" ssre w mN iSoas sGS
ampc I'd sSossJ ira track ,s q. S SiG as ows
The slow and md, sr s a', Sa w 1, track NS at
t .S So 80 mx 'N tTae o. White tasS, s,r
RIVE ao"%a E a GH0 cl 80 & move naScmsnt
snoadss Sid .d. 'HG id. ro sigh %h-scy
MAIN ,tSadv Sales Of distler goods on basis OF 81 10
Milwaukee, sThe s %hsat nv %" as pSSsS Oss
ars"y responsible the decline December Spc,sd e AZ
81 81. @r TO at ss ,'rs eng ana
track being as har winter Coz MEDIUM grades 81
70 S o Barley Market Very quiet and Noyember
s Ss@ a az s at y a@a sy ese dull
So 49, se 10 No d. As ss's co FS' dull 30
No se Tmohy seed quiet cas-, ,s.s Shss S f HoHa
saSn country S n, = sesss 80 per s%l
Flour aS Hrl Mli S"Si' very y quiet 10 ''"''
3D. dr 5s%a. in "Hn emS%s ss' sn ad ssa SsH
and nrees declined sale. no = red spot, Go.dJO.c
Novembc: O6'aa60sc December OSd oS'ac; January
opi,ato,,r Corn--ittlc change In option prices anu
market largely nominal. Cables hrm little or no demand
inr cxloIt Local carot, moved slowly at late decline:
No mixed spot ij' iG2c, November, 41sd4o2
December. 44'G '5c January 4itG i5e oats .. car
lots very quiet price. declined he. Futures neacted
non inal No > white spot. S0'.oSI+c: November So
8Ga.c; Deccmhe s7as7 hc January; s7aS,5e Refine .
sugars weak, quotations UNCHANGED Feed tlrmrr iCr
To- fancy. Potatoes Il ATTY with fair demand foI choice
stock Pcnnsyl,ani Iose choic" and fancy, iOd!oc
thcr rose choice. jc. do fair ~ good 53a5Sc bur
banks and white stars choice, G0aU3c. Other articles
unchang'i.
Louis. Oct. 3l-Flour market quiet. business
being confined 10 light Jobbing trade. I'ian-Ont
article higher. and that was bran. which cut oil
&c the East enabled buyers to advance i,irlr bid
y,steda they "tecphoncd" most Of the bran IRON
miller, had any for sale. paying 9sa0Sss Ted,
they bid Gic without getting much, and as high as "a IL
was paid Wheat lower; November closed as'.c Deem
Der closed 6iiac December 64sc year 3'sc January
! 3ii,c: May 3sc Oats unchanged Pork-Standart me-
selling az sis % orders. AIS 10 Iard-Prlmc steam
9'sc, nominal. Dry -at mcitS-Shoulders, &c: long
and clear ribs, 0tc shorts, 0ac. Bacon-BoNed shoul
dcrs, re- longs. lOhe.
Toledo, Oct Sl,wheat duh, easy; cash o.hc; Novem
Der, 034c; December, 6tc May lie. Corn quiet
| No 3 mixed ca-h. SIC. Oats nominal. Rye firm; n,
g. cash 47c Cloyerseed steady; cash, - 52s Novcm
bef, " 02a March, " ".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-01

Market closed steady. Tr'-fefrbie orders issued at
$40 Total sales. 10000 bale. New-York spot ac'
d. .nd la, night For consumption. sol bale,
tra, 400 bales total 1201 Bale spot market quiet and
steady mlddllne'. BLOC winch Is UNCHANGED eomp'Td
oosi"ns ar, based American standard Of classified
,,o, 90 om cotton I'm store. running in quality
,han hai, 30 Grade above below the grade quoted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-01
POULTRY.

Prices for live fowls and chickens nave h u,
tuated considerably under varying receipts; but
toward the close the market Is overs,qGicb conn
nrises a large part of the offerings. Turkeys
Weaker under large shipments from points rtd III
ohio bv EXPRESS Ducks and geese fairy siIauy
pie Pigeons easier. Western fowls and chickens rs
cleaned up closely last week and prices .upmeI h ~,
Encouraged demand and the receipts are hndns
quite ready outlet with prices tending s'im ras
,inua rd Turkeys ather slow. unless extra LiISe
and Nearby and Eastern spr"S BUT d9 hed
Unchanged Philadelphia poultry SHOWS no I'M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-01
DRIED FRUITS.

DRIED FRUITS
Receipts for week % OG pkgs: exports. LII pkgs
The continued light receipts Of eyaporaed apples.
coupled with steady. fair home trade. have made
a higher and very firm market for all grades. A
little very fancy stoG has been sold up to l2c,
hut the bulk of current arrivals is going at l0tI
iIiSc Sun-dried apples have made further adj
vance and close quite strong. About two cars OF
choice North Carolina sliced sold at SIC, and &c
is an inside rate for fancy. Chops slow. Further
sales Of cores and skins at &c. peaches
red centres up to lsikc for fancy yellow. SUM-
dried slow. Very little doing In raspberries.
Cherries firm. Huckleberres scarce and wanted;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-01
THE STITE or TRADE

Baltimore oct slFlour dun nnc ma gS,or Go
bhls Wheat weak No rod opot anu 0yio steamer
GGi.c: Dccember. Gssdts+c May .te@.1s' lies -
30 . rid G3 a63Sc stock LIS bu,i se' Corn
go bush: milling wheat by sample; Do"o Sovember'
tS,c asked year iiLdii'c sto,k 4cg as b%.h sac
20 0cO bush white By sample. i,e ou On. 's,aaav
new yellow do IGq4sc old lat3e new: 4a's nxea
Wes@rn stock, 2S1 lSS bu,a hys az. az" hush
iay Demand slow good to choc" timothy, ~ s;i,SS
,;ran IRE ghts dull unchanged lotion nomino a steady
Gle Eggs rrm. 2sa24c nearby, 2se' ng,r strong
nn,,,uated ; 3i0c. Other articles unchanged
Roston Oct y.-Markets steady
Buffalo oct 3l.-Spring wheit lower iair ae"' y. a.
ST.. q 600 hush / hard. 70: lO,O" bu II w. N
~, III 900 bush do, G7aC1'2c; l"Oo DISH c ~, 10
rs,h.r, spot GsL.c SO 600 bush go. Cec wv y"
A. G-0G7a.c: \ 600 bush do 00c tJo pn,h ~ No,
" mann aid chicago. G9Lsc; dosing. So MARI HpJ.
g.. do e T. 01c; No ! Northern, spot u, -, "
cGc Winter whoat dull. lower; eloflh.' ~
ei DO; No i white, G,c. cora op'nd Weak ''o ,s
r lnwcr and dull; No yellow. t"s,c \, corn ~
"a a tisc store oats hIm fair demand san; - ~
\" white 35iac; No whit, a.s W I,r .ss
hush No 3 white store, 3Jc 10 mlNc 20 ow.,
,ant nsrley quiet; 80 Western: no0"-, .yrr
y,,d,.. ,SGjjc State, 0od7o hyc-No Iuo. 80, :,
frmr urm: best spring - o5dtt 10 VIM Ia.
IS 2SaeS 50. Rye hour-sjdt5 70 Mi hs., &c corn
vv1changed CaGsi freights steady; whsa" &C. '
z%c barley. 4tc; seed, Sc. 70 Ne"'forK'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-01
vi ib!c supply Of ss 81 ~: /:

vi b,e supply Of yi,ina , Week change OFT ~, 90.
Oct; - 900 Inc $50 900 Gl.G3j O0n
Wheat bush. GU szc 90 no. IL IS .0 900
Corn bush -, 90. Inc. $1,000 $50 ooO
Oats, bus.i....-.' '--,,,eo1 Inc. 6a;ON0 5000
Rye bush.......-. = 2;oo'o00 Inc $4,000 23ol 900
Barlcy. hrsn.. INV -, Atlantic merits for week
Expert, o, Fr ~ and since september J. lo'5' CONF
r"raJ with the previous year
Last lont vc,r Changes.
w'Ff,,c ,si ~ 9.iGo .277 Inc. &c $50
Flour bb; ~; go ia375 Is 900 500 De-. 76s 22
Wheat nsh 95i 1913 7,2i2ioG t'5'''3 me- 2"S''4'
r.cepts hread@t9rs at onn ne o n' aomr bbls
thons ,',sh follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-01

New-Yorx net rec cpt. 800 bales gross 1926 bales
exports, Continent none Great Drain none; Frame
none forwarded. 7l2 bales SIZES 20 bales spinner
Sol bales stock 160 $40 baes. IoA net port receipts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-01
STOCKS ACTIVE AND LOWE
THE CLOSING WAS WEAR
MONEY ON CALI UNCHANGED AT Ann.
III PER CENT.

SALES AT THF STOCK EXCHANGE OCropv, :.
SALES OF BONDS AND BANK STOs.rs y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-01
EGGS.

Recepts for the week, Csc bbls and 29lS) cases
The market recovered a firm tone TOWARD tns
close Of last week and has since developed marked
Nrmness under the influence of moderate receipts
and cool favorable weather. All grades nave gained
Sn etrength hut fresh-gathered stock, being re-
iatiyely sea rec occupied the strongest posion
nnd shows a material advance. Western lined ana
sar,v hacked icc-house goods of prime quality, are
Nrn, at 2oc with a fixed loss allowance; a traction
more Is sometimes obtained when iuii loss o" -
allo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-01
CHEESE.

Receipts for week 25.732 boxes. Exports. sos
boxes shippers have failed h to arsW
still getting their supplies from Canada The ex-
ports from Montreal last week were about II hVo,
here Of late that even with the very moderate re-
cepts 1t has been impossible to sustain 'he ,a'
kef No material decline has occurred, DuL. a
Shade easier feeling has prevailed, and to erect
the close llI.0lla,c is quoted for fancy large i;
probably the best factories could not De nrne
only when needing stock for current use: SINAI,
size full cream have comprised rather small man
arm at i2dl2i.c. Part skins maintain about tt ne
same range Of values for some t1me pas Dus
tbn movement Is light. and outside quotations
1919 ax,rere JjyerDOol cable, sos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-01
LIVE POULTRY.
GAME.

State and PENNSYLVANIA partridges are III nEnc
EMMY. shoice sound lots firm, ana lew
selections Of fancy slightly exceed quota otadiiohh e
mand and firm pitfalls quiet. Snipe ana piPP i,
rather slow of sale unless of very choiSe Iu'"'''
Wiid ducks dull Venison doing a little petler'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-01
SJ-\DRIES.


NI-TS-Peanuts dull and UNCHANGED; quoted az '
0rLc for fancy hand picked and 24g@.c ioi iai :
mers: Spansh shelled quiet at 21sr@c Tor 20. !.
No 2 quoted at l7.a2c: Virginia NO shenen, AT
2sG3c and No at 1i2c. Chestnuts IN siha "a en-
s,nply and closing firm at $2nA per busn o, %, ~
n, Hickory nuts very plenty, and nave iaheh 10
II per bush and dull at that. ., -. ,.a
REESW AX-Quiet but steady; quoted at ~"
olihc with some choice lots held nj &c -. % on
GINSENC;-Market firm: Northern quoten a, = ~ ~
"a 20: Western at 81 5ydS2 80, ana Southe'" "' g"
81 60 10. - l., s,oo,. cou,b boxes
ouoted at iSal5.: buckwheat. nnl2lcc; cailloLn,a
Extracted jobbng from store at Cd''tc' Curious
quoted at 512n5-4c per H.
MILK AND CREAM.
The daily average receipts OF milk and cream AZ
the different railroad distributing points IN anu
near the CITY for the week have been as follows.
Erie 0i2 cans of milk. 90 cans or cofheilSeu iiilh
and l2G cans of cream Susquehanna. l,'p' cans VI
milk and 70 cans of cream: Iackawanna 4'".o cahs
If milk and % cans Of cream: Ncw-fork ehuH
and Harlem 900 OF milk. Al cans OF con,
densed milk and II cans Of cream: NcW-io anu
Northern Ssj cans Of milk; New Haven ana mar
ford M cans of milk: ontario ana western; -'oo-
cans of milk and % OF cream, west 'ho' :;
no, cans Of milk A. cans of condensed MIX anu
IN cans OF cream; New-Jersey Central l'' cans OF
milk and II cans of cream; and by miscellaneous
short routes 800 Of mil: ana y, cans Oh
cream The total daily supply has been $500 caIs
Of milk l3S cans of condensed mix ana $40 cdfs
of cream The average price paid Tor the surpiu PM,
on the platforms has been S55 can Inc MIX
Exchange price is cents a quart
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-01
iiEAil.OCk

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