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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-16

the on vC asy,s % G By shorts s1 p sSs
wheat receipts showed sgns i' eo
v aSs' wss s'sS SHOW @G"isFs e"
prices rsassd .S Sn sS @py 'Hs e ''%s real s
sns q in sne ast rS ana SSy
S The SS%Is. OF a sl's Ms'e "' but ' %
Crop = wn n a are r@ /. Generally Relieved
% To q Gg p"ycm s s" for soma
nec IL !" come ono ""sSe'G Gssps e and
,d pss ms ' ne Gass ye 's's hs
go Ism 9 sss. Sa ss bee" 'S pretty e 0 %s
absorbed aud that sioa1n.s under the heavy ass
o" ;ns is ssy to b sIs free
selling awne but wheat eat wa, ay snay Of qkap m On" a. best
Ss. or a"'tds ay ,' aS"d na s
s, dull a ,o BIT ss ' sass for E export
transactions q 10 GOO e 3"sd c,s over D"cc
b store Deesmo NJ PRED rcG 600 a Ia.S J private
mTms delivered so Manitoba, 20 oSS bush Gee
over December delivered and private terms I'M
sr%ed % go s Ssaa vi Uns Si asS pe
.,o% P' ss,% S ss'n mo SEs%sd w ss's @
emu, rm,y "d Si8 mpSSsd dmsnd although
covering and little outside buying on account OF ,In
'a that receipts would show consid rab less in w
although the interior @ msrct ha in 'n corn wee" wax @%
Tut Iirncr the afternoon partly IN Smp,lhy w rh
heat n
clos finn at ate ad,a Cab ch corn WAS "e
4soO0 bush export 70 corn oooo bush; ~
elevator: No 40 900 bush 4e'4dlGtc d,iN.r,u
do 40 600 bush. 46+,iGIc; unPraded 5000 bnsh aoam
aGi,r. do \ COO rush. i6Ic. .OAT>-lt was 'cN
quiet to-day In oats. ALTHOUGH u, unai,one W.
rartlv as reaction from Yesterdays decline ana p'rN
I - ,,"ncss i'm corn Dat. Were finer ato IN tn
day svmIatl7ing with the better market IN corn coh
az c net Cash oat: were moderate a, active
ana somewhat easi,r closing with hettcr feeling on
iii S,pv in n,tmes sales were 5000 bush follows:
80 /. cats l., bush. 3c elevator and Doc d|rr'I
"a Z o,ts nominal 33i2c. No = white $4,000 bn.h,
as tI:.jc: 80 white $1,000 bush, 332c; track wnt
:, 900 bush 35aiOc track miNd. 5000 bu-I SIT
ajlsc. MAIT-Aiaiket st adv Western $3.50 al,.
adj, oOdoJc: sX-fOwcd sodS5r ......... BAEIf.,-N'F
quiet. 80 !, Milwaukee, G2a63c; ungraied, WI IT,
G,afjc m RYt Market nominal cafiO,s ID ooa'o.t>
,,a,7c ..... SFfIIS-tloycrsced dull country Sh,,-
mcnt held At - 5.df3 % pr 100 II. 20 70 qniW ~
/ November. u, ~ asked: ID ccm or. ~ so ih",nl-
Market dull carlots quoted ~ 50at4 per lno "" r
eced- Oui.L NJ PIT tkWHEAT-Mlfhc uui'.
canadian in bond quot jjaJGc. -, -.
Uradsfrcet's visible made increase In "h''b u
600 bush o. the Rockies. ana an increase v.
ej5 coo hush the Pacific Coast. . net ihcreasr OF
no 400 bush Corn decreased 81 600 bush anu 9ats
bush. The European ana 90
S,rrly ia ~ 100 600 hush an increase o
hush Worlds stock 49, .S03.OoO bush. On hcf,' ~
3o7 600 lush TIE total american visible l. W nno
loo Gs3 600 bush corn, l037s0OO bush OATS ofooo
bush. o,..,,
Ouotations follow We give 'or comparison cio'ng
rr,res ~ last night and spending dac a't y'a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-16
Mr. ROOSEVELT on PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

Boston, Nov. l5.-Theodore Roosevelt VI Ne"
York. spoke this evening in Huntington nan, i"-
situtc of Technology. to a large audience o" rue
Americanism in the Public Schools. lie s"'u II"
part
because we are unqualifedly and without reser-
walton against any system OF denoina tionaI SCHOOLS
maintained by the adheren,s Of any creed win
the help of State aid. therefore we as srenuS Sr
sectarian Influences and above all free from any
attitude Of hostility to the adherents of any pareu
lar creed; and denou3Ce as the worst lo.o y.
the public schools those who, under the pretencs
OF friendship for them, stir up hosuny 'o wnn,a
them by seeking 10 discriminate in their name
aeainst those people who hold given releions
belief. Exactly as we welcome TO them aIne inc
children of the Jew and Gentle. Of Catholic ana
Protestant so We insist that in their management
10 one creed shall have any special jurisdiction out
the professors of all creeds be treated alike IN
order that every American citizen. without regard
to what his own private religious behei may DE.
shall feel that he has much voice as any other
man. whether of his own faith or some dinerent
faith, in the management OF schools 10 "meh MS
oh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-16
PUNISHED FOR CHLOROFORMING CATS.
MRS SARAH J. EDWARDS. WHO KILLS HOME
LES, FELINES, FINED sic.

MRS. SARAH ]. EDWARDS, WHO KILLS HOME
LES, FELINES, FINED SIC
Mrs Sarah j. Edwards. of No. 2l2 West Thirty
second-st.. fined SO yesterday for chioro1orn-
ing o cat in Harlem the night of October 4.
Mrs Edwards is a member Of "rhe Midnight Banti
of Mercy" and kills cats when she is satisfied
that they are homeless and without visible means
OF support A. H. Hummel appeared for the de-
PENDANT. and eX-iudge Horace Russell conducted
the prosecution for the Society for the Proven
ton of Cruelty 10 Animals. AT his side sat John
p. Harris. president of the society.
Big Policeman Joseph Connolly, OF the West
one-hundred and-twenty -ffth-st station. who ar
rested Mrs Edwards. gave description OF the
cat He said it was a fu.l-grown. white cat. with
black spots
Mrs. Edwards. the defendant. then took the
s,ana She Is a middie-aged woman, tail, with a
pleasant face and tender heart She said she
chloroformed the cats on the night in question
because she bad been requested To do so by
Mrs Smock OF No go West One-hundred-and-
thrty-sixth-st Mrs Smock was about TO move
and deser: the cats. who would thus pc thrown
desoiate into the cold world Witness Sain ma.
durn. the last few years she aai killed ABOUT
400 homeless she said Low CATS We're Dorm
in this city every day. No men are admitted to
the Band of Mercy, because men are cine 10 cas-
and the animals nave 'AtSI1l "huP"'"' i"-
Mrs. George Grace Devide. the next witness
said she was a member or me orsanizaliQ1n' an"
created sensation by rema"kinG that she was
the father OF il. 70 insure a happy death ior
them. witness said she gave the cats square
meal before adiniserns The en- & ls she wG @
merely put to sleep She said she had thus
put 10 sleep 5000 cats in her time. ,..,
figure iu black. who spoke only German. produced
her own Bible refusing 10 swear on any other
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-16
az INJUSTICE TO NAVAL sEAuEy.

The annual report of Commodore I'D. Ramsay,
Grief of the Bureau OF Navigation at the Navy
Department, will arouse the interest of those who
are DESTROYS OF seeing the personnel OF the service
improved. One important matter mentioned IL In
connection with the enlisted Of The Navy
a;d their relation 70 the United States. The report
calls attention to the fact that law Is needed
which will enable enlisted men 10 become citizens
of this country without forfeting their continuous
service in the Navy. At present, in order 10 be-
come citizen, must remain OEt or the
Navy long enough to through the necessary
fcrualiiirs and by doing lose ali the privileges
connected with being continuous service man.
a seaman gunner who had served seven years
&C ntinuousy and who had originally been educated
Government refused citizenship IN
New-York in 1890: and man VINO had served
more than twenty-one years In the Marine Corps
was in the same year. refused citizenship In the
District of Columbia Although tie country enlists
ioregn-born persons into the Army and Navy. lis
policy is have them become citizens. and they
should be helped toward this rather than deferred
from Il. The report suggests that The prvi-
lege accorded 10 aliens in the Army be extended
10 those In the Navy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-16
TILE TPAuE IL CuIEAlO.

Chicago, Noy. u tSlccIJ.Tne news wheat was,
on the whole rather bcirish to-day, yc. the market
ac;cl finn prices closing o.alac Tuesday. The
feature the day the persistent buying IL Deem
Der by caIlieis who willing {, take IL 7c and
even ut G7sc under May G,hc:eice which paws less
iran Il per cent. There Grarsnt taxi, Brad
.;~.ecs ncrei.c in iic available ~ 900 900,
the lover cable. end NtbJaAa bulletin declaring the
winter wheat area largest ever bnpwn among
~. bear al ,oinccmclts. calO,d clearance
iayae about $50 900 bushels, including the Hour. May
s,ld between g. dGocc, and c!o'ca nc CS'c December
clo.ed Gre undef. Inc NOIln"c-gerI were -
sgan.. sa5 I.-t year. Loch rceips "re Il. cars:
Inc .,tiot. uu:-dJ} Ms -. -. Louis coNcici
a 10: oil short what; i'aidrdsc = lhe sc.'l"g.
frc.ii caIs--wtn U.nti the cit.ndts fOr
TluI..d We. only 20 Price. odN1a"d "a AID
cl,..t az tie tup. Ma sua ir...,,s lu'sdiI-r. ind
ciD.cd tharuf. jc,rpit'd for 400 -
inoug, In. vessel rates i.c higher. oats WI
NJ with the trade II NE mo-" :rnrili aud ht,lc
larger May sold lci"ccr 3l~d3l'.c. 9Dc closed az
IIS aSIa.c Provisions were " Ak, IUrk at .hr close
SLOWING a los, OF zoe bIi.c: lad and ibis los OF
l,c hundred. The ptrL"s Wr, apparently The sellers
Thc.~ were :. rop hoe- he .-"ato FOR Thursday
20 eOD. Prices were iooi,f lpw"r. -
on tb. curb Dnt, on N,y wheat were Cs,c calls
o. Nav. Gsa.r Put, MAY cora were iI.Hilsc !;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-16

GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York November L. 1893.
COTTON-The cotton market Opened irn N TON. AT
which increased business ~ r"t cotton at Liver
pool and a sieadcr market with futures closing arm AZ
prices, Later m,thst ID of undo. quit .NtsnNc
s,llng for local account, prompted b! we fll run
,rc,nte az the ports 1T interior points, ana ciOFo
barely steady from unchan ccd T. points net dcrlhr
Inc Kew orleans Cotton Exchange makes the hall weekly
movement interior 10000 bales AGAINST "iVcv
bale, for the zane last year. Tnc estimated re-
cents at the port, for the week remain at ac1nS ouuV
Ias AGAINST bales corresponding tnc last year
1t Is nuthe while the interior movement l. lhgc
and while port receipts full the stocks at the interior
are only slightly Of last year ana at tue ports
thi, time Tnue the markets are not weighicl WIN
cotton at tn, present tine the export demand haNing
still remaining large enough G. aoso;p ,ne no'e
me- Mt and Prevent either thc interior OF
the se1boafd 1l. gives IL the bull contingent sOhe
thi1g substantial talk about especially IN 'i'W OF tue
recent protiacted decline leading quite considerable nun,
market reaction theory. On III" other manu- 'nt
bears are pointing fact that the present. movement
means crop OF 100 0O0 bales minimum a->lpHihe that
H. maintained In the RATIO TO last !"r
movement and also the fact tiat American rnnhets
are justfyng expectations t. he takinp- Of sot
cotton. According IL Newfneand advce,, THIS Imslta
disposition 10 dirtru-t congress, tpoh
its reassenbne month and private cable. continue
to say English spiDners retaidng the attde
American spinnerS expressive OF D'ef IN larger
crop figures than popularity accepted IN this country.
Speculation at NcwYork is growing conservative and new
undertakings attended with marard caution, buying
leinr checked bv selling for snort
being uncertainties 10 the OUT
look the wide clit oi estimates, when
range anywhere om G.5o 900 bales inc Al d By the
last Government crop statement to SlOoODo wilrS a.
ctimatd by Mr. Iandauer. OF NewOrlcan- recently! VINO
wrong art year I may be safe TO say that current
Change to tIe ctap are not iar away
from 100000 bales. IL looks like ll1,Ooo bale, 10
1.00 600 bales for receipts at interior points 1ns week
The opening range and close to-day. ana closing Dlds
the previous night and last year contrast as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-16
THE STI7E or TRADE.

Baltimore Nov. 15.-Four dull UNCHANGED; sales
$50 bbis. Wheat steady: No. red. spot and Noyem-
Der. 6inG4i.c December. 64a4u6oc May. iigqu4c
steamer No 9 red. Gle bid; stock, LAB, 80 bush
Corn steady: mixed spot, 45,sui5,,c; November .5m
45i4c; year, 43sMjs.c: January 45isMi steamer
mixed. &c asked; stock Si4 bush; sales, 45,Gn
BUSH white corn by sample 4Gc old: 4JMi!c new;
steady; No. . white Western. 5l.4SSlic; No; 2
mixed do 3Si sN2ic: stock. 23i,s22 bush. Rye slow
No =, SIC; stock, A. 166 BUSH Hay steady; good TO
choice timothy. 81 50MS5 30. Grain freights I'M
quiet; creamery. fancy. 27l2sc do fair TO choice .
G2jc; do imitation, 2lf22c lade fancy. l9n2oc GOOD
choice 1snl9c; rolls fine, 2ou2lc; do fair to good,
$4,000; store packed. 16Ml1c Eggs quiet western
1910; No. :. lSfsc Sugar strong; graduated DC.
Other articles unchanged.
Boston. Nov. l5.-AIarkets duh.
Buffalo Nov. 15.-Sprng wheat quiet limits &c
higher Sales 10 cars No l Northern, 6ei?c spot,
1900 bush do. f. &C. 1900 bush do. 65i "G5ssc:
Northern, 61isc spot: 65'sc c f.. Winter wheat duh
offerings of red light. &c asked; No white. GIG
&C, Corn opened easy Sales l3 &C., cars. NO 2
strong hsher no yellow sic: 30 .. l2,c storei
receipts track light. good demand: No 3 new
sold 4lui1i9c. Oats in good demand. firm Sales.
II cars No . white, 3fiM$fsc; cars No 3 white.
&C. cars No . mixed, Sl2c track; 1000 bush No :
white. store 3ic; 5000 bush No white, 3-SaG55c
Barley weak: offerings liberal; No Western, DOc;
No extra &C. No .. 47f,50c; State 6541O Rye
winter sraighs s. 25a$, IS. Rye flour. s. 25fS5 ~;
Mill feed quiet. weak coarse winter bran Duk $50:
medium do. sl5: winter wheat ships 100; coarse
spring bran. SIS 10. medium do, slS; spring. SHIPS
s 81 rye feed SIS q; sacked feed 75ca$l additional
SiSc: barley, &c: seed. Sc to New-York.
Chicago, Nov. 1.-THE leading futures rarged as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-16
ME- BLATCHFOPD is ACTING SCRTEfOE.

ASSISTANT SECRETARY CURTIS CaAWLS OUT OF
THE HOLE INTO WHICH HE PUT III MsEi-E $50.
The Treasury Department officials have been COM
ne,led TO admit that there has been no surveyor
OF the Port since last week Saturday. and they
have crawled out of their diihcuiiy through inc
smallest kind of a hole This is the second or
third time that George ". Lyon has been conf
pelled to tell the two Assistant Secretaries "hal
.he law is in relation TO that branch Of the Gov
eminent service.
Owing to their unfamiliarity with the law Mr.
Ivon's resignation as Surveyor was accepted be-
fore any provision had been made for a successor
This left this most important branch of the Gus
IONS service without an official head Tor TWO pusi-
ness DAYS. Yesterday afternoon Samuel NJ. Batch
ford the Auditor of the Surveyors Department. ana
during the official life of MIR. Lyon the Deputy sur
yeyor received the following from the Collector;
You are hereby designated and authorized to
parform the duties and exercise the powers of Sur
veyor in accordance with the provisions of Section
% SO of the Revised Statutes until such time as
successor 10 the Office of Surveyor shall be APP
pointed and ready to enter upon the execution
of his Office / transmit for your information copy
Of telegram Just received
''WashinctOn. d. c.. November IA, 1898
collector o. Customs. New-YoIk City.
.'You authorized take charge OF Office OF surveyor
Of Customs your por' his resignation having leeh ac'
copied 10 take effect oil the 1th instant.
Nv l.. CURTIS Assistant Secretary
The section of the United States Revised Statutes
to which reference Is made is as follows
I'm case of the disability death of a surveyor
the Collector of the district may authorize some
fit person TO perform his duties and exercise MS pow
,rs: and the powers of the person so authorized
shall continue until successor is duly appointed
and ready enter upon the execution OF his Office
Mr.. Lyon was neither dead nor disabled wnen
his resignation was accepted and 1t is questioned
whether not the Collector had the power to 3p-
point Mr. Blatchford the acting surveyor uhuef
that section of the statutes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-16

forward ID. 1882 bales sales -'s bales; spinncrs. %
day 10, 700 bales far this week i93 G27 bales Ex
ros to-day. Great Britain . c3 balrs Continent.
aes. COnsolidlt d net port receipts Ear this week
l?3.G27 Lac-. Exports: Great Britain, It's 29i bales ;
trarce 0G3j bale, Continent. oil bales; total, 9oOs
Iaes stock OCl 80, bales. The exports III
from the ntei state, in October were 727 80 bales
FOR two months ended October 81 wa, saS.90o bales,
sgas $500 balls last year. Tn largest exports nom
any port 2!3.7s3 bales. from NcwOrl ans '.a
Weston slipped the hest lIrgcst amount 1901 bales
and savannah third, with 10i97o bal IS Lac largest
amount went, Of course. 10 United Kingdom, rh,t
country taking 3IJ92J b1Ss. any came next. VITA
1902 bales. and France third Win iol c,s bale Liver.
Iool cabesSpot cotton. modcrat. demand at seadicr
Prices sales 10000 bales speculation and export. 800
bales American, 1000 bales 'icc.ipt,. IolcO ba's-
unchanged TO 2G4d advance closed firm
i-Gid advance. Januaiy-f ebruary i2Gni.
february March. 42s.: March-Api 42sv; Apri!-May
4-6ai2s November December, i2G, Decent erJanuary
4"6S.
COFFEE-The coffee market n. Ncv-Y orI continues to
he speculative vita
confined - a narrow anu general want Of con'
dfncc extending Tn" mar.rt 10. rl~t coffee. which con
tuucs dull on IN. @ is-c ,ol 80 Rio. The call
30 bags at the cali and "a; only abou; 1,coO bag
4, very small >pc uati\r interest WITH the
oi.rstions qret on loai account Private cables de-
ril I'd condition OF apathy PREVALENT IN the
foreign narGcr. rhc public advccs showed IIa,fe - he
iowef by u franz London 81 I, Gi lower and Ham
Lung J.. to .. plc lower The lilo advices reported no
Io.d: receipts for two days .3oJO bag. stock at
Rio lO5,rrl bags The Santos market reported
quiet 900 slight advance, for gopi average san
tos receipts of j. Oc0 ba-s and stock OF 5000
III Included NON'ube' ~ Sl1arl1 % Dee mbci At
January SlJ 81 March % $iG Jj0si1 10. aud
MAY 9lJ The market for contracts closed steady,
bus to 10 points higher. Iotd 'aes were J21o bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-16


MOL\SsEs AND SlRups-New crop New. Dream,
moIas.e. Is nonin III, unchanged and small sales being
mad. az from, no II Zoe for mime t. choice IOci%n
a,ses and momnaly unchanged ut 20d3Gc. syrup,
are sin dun and n .nina 1T /, prime, ana
l. Gi.c for common
NAVAL >roEiS-SpIts turpentlnc wes quiet bni
firm, owing t. light oirring-. to-n was also hrin lar
aud ptyh were quiet Stock--losin. lGo2s bhi-; spirits
tlfp'htlhc, .of ip"l DUE p"y'''
trlcntnr, 3o2c ~ ,oitheih bbls ana 81, IN nac"ll'
mad. bbi-. fosn- Comnon. aned, ~ -; Sood
stained, ~ 30 T., ~ 5'a ~ ~ ,f, ~ - -.
II 60; u, 81 80; J. ~ ~ Is, 40 VI ~ TO- y
81: o D. A. ~ IO ptcn light weight al 20 pitch
Regular weight, 81 Co
OCEAN FEEiGHTS-I, mess Ia ocean r. lights rules
quiet. tone of the general MAJ ,t. hove" en-
hrni and the apathy In some measure due -
the Of tonnage valuable the local ship
per-, owing the continued pressure of through stun
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-16
A BLACKWELL's ISLAND PRISONER AT LARGE

George Pratt the prisoner who while fegning
insanity contiiyed TO escape from Eilckwclls
lsIand IL sf.u AZ large. /, Il. however believed
that he will presently be recaptured. Pratt * an
Englshnan, only eighteen years old on October
~ he was sentenced by Justice Fitzgerald 10 two
wears Imprisonment for forgery in he second de-
ss,ree ON his arrival at Blackwell Island he
sseemed unable 10 comprehend anything that was
lid or done and generally classed as insane.
S"pra,t was at work the roof OF the Charity
,.nsni,aI lust after 9 O'Clock Tuesday morn
Ing and asked permission TO go downstairs Tor a
~ Uo was allowed 10 do so. and the next
UNI was known about him was when his
,rioed prison suit found lying IN The grounds
L. believed that Pratt boarded the Island boat,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-16

METALS-IION local market shows very HUG
change as regards steel tanra"tions continuing
on very small scale although people claim slight
increase In business The trade In pig Iron runs IN s
ch,nnc,s and prices are aui, nominal. Steel nails
reported being offered In heavy sections a low a. ~
all ,o 10 nr ION at uill- foici.n rial j. dali
-. sPELTEE-Miiset closed finn. spot 800 bid; NO
XcmLcr :: 10; December 37@io CDffER-Ihc malh,t
so-cd quiet Sio'. go bid November $50; Decenp r
g9j January 1900 The copp production OF the tnlcu
states a, per OF the EurOp all and American
Producers FOR July. August; September and Oe'o%r
amounted TO 30 2i5 tons agan.t i3,joG last veal The
export OF copper from the Unit sas during thc same
Ieriod 439l2 tons. against "o*' ions sal,c tt
last III N-Thc market closed quiet spot anu
November. 900 lid; December. 2oGO I'D. LEAD-
Market closed firm spot. $40 bid November 30 De.
cemicr 3.i1- transactions to-day included 100 ions
nnpt shipment from West at $50. There were also
three carloads November done lac yesterday &c 3i2@
Closing prices in Europe reported by me M'll En-
change to-day were n, follows GasgowScotch war ants
as Cd Mddlc horo-No foundry iron. 3fs 81 London
--SpeIter cI7 copper SPOT Ei2 IS futures. So los
lin sp, 81 1Os tire. months. Go IS: soft Spanish
;ead co LIZ. Prices at NeM.YOrk follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-16
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool Nov. Is. SIS p. m.-Beef-Holders offer
sparin2ly: extra India mess. steady at ZOOS: prime
mess steady at SIS Gd Pork-lolders offer spar
insly; prime mess. Western fine, firm at Ss sd;
do medium. steady at Ills ID. Hams-Holders orer
moderately; short cut. about II To ii H. firm at
49,. liacon-ilolders oner sparingly; Cumberland
cut. about ~ 30 H. steady at 5ss I'd, short rib
about - ~. steady AT Sos 6d long clear mddles.
about " H. dun igs long and short clear mddles
about 80 H. duh ut lss Cd shoulders about II to Is
ID. steady at i0s checse-liolders offer spariney;
American finest white and colored dull at 5is.
Tallow-Hohlers are not Offering. Spirits OF tur
pentne-- Holders ofler moderately: steady at 22s.
Cottonsced oil-I.yerpool refined. steady at s2s Sd
Rosin-iIoders offer moderately: common. firm at
IS ID. Lard spot-iIoders orer sreeiy; futures
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-16
THE pEIEOLELM MIEhET
NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.

Xcw.y0ik. November H. 1893
The New.N ok crude o markets were stasnant to-day
The bid % Consolidated Exchange was raised 10 ~.
in sympathy with tho SIR myth developed at tn
wei. OIL CITY price. advanced from '"T cents to -
cei, closing at the top notch Ibe output OF The Nc.
osll pool remains at it, dcclin" 10 l."oo iafris ana
.he ptons COLLAPSE u this pool J. encouraging more
Lop.'ui speculative feeling. -
t. I@nngd PEI o.eum va unchanged o. do cents fni'on
W. nafrs 20, cents IN bulk and DO cent. 10 r's'-
Foreign Quotations were; ANTWERP, Hail. francs .
Bremen. 800 marks Lon ion gid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-16

holders are not offering: prime Western. s,,,
at sos. Wheat-Hoders offer freely: NJ du4
winter easy at s ED NO red spring easv re-
fancy winter, dull at IS 3D. Corn~Snoto" OF Louis
offer i freely; futures. holders offer moderstasslrY..
mixed mixed western, spot dun al Is I'D; Noyemhs;
January steady at'4s Pad for new Hops at fon1d;
PACIFIC C0ast-HOlders offer moderately -V1aoa
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DvERrisEMENTs AMP sS W MIL BIZ RE,
"a Tn Al rh prffoNS NO. md s sp S'lis
"a door north OF ,s tn, saaeh oass 20
lishtSsyc s cor Tsea,, ..hsl.,; ~, ,s5 SsIdass
t.s r,n,,ha>r corner lOultsslsh - w near >Nt,.
40, 'Wo,,v,,,enth.,t LOGO rhlrsa'e, a 81. ias
nrsIst i7os ir'a.s; i9o ws va STnrdavc. 90 West
ro"ra.ean.s sS7 West %; oaehSnir
l,sss Ihirda.e s hundred. and thirteenth ssss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-16
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COHNMEAL-f1e matnet !. ,ieady. Quotations; Yellow
Western - G'ar@ - bi'mH VIM. 2: 80 >i2auoc. - SO
rssv Quotations: Fine white ~ o5as 10; nne Yellow
Quotations Of we:ten cs,l9i ao;n. 7oa72rc CON 20
civ feed fairly active 1t soc sai.. Ono h,". and
30 tom latter export ryc feed .5as0r bomnT rlop
NJ: s,,os I ears coonsccd meal. 81 oOasi u. oil
meal. a. 4pdtl AZ.
GrUN-WIIEAT-The wheat nnrlft on,,e1 Very
oucf ,,, f,rIv steady. frt onsI dccra Tor, TO-,
ewning bur soon rallied aud advanced IA lac Win a
moderate local business Ahcie was little foreign sell