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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-10

do.,,,.. =, .uor,cnt magnitude to affect prices This
brings the "s.,,a back snS ID the e.e are
pop os for bull The movement az 20" so w no
1c"s. r,Ss & 'S . SsG TER
some 1 A, . aS%' , fas the coSn.
inr of and disposch today from MI Pso hs as s n
5as the would nS not OF be t time u the arrivals Of
Mnncapos and Duluth arron 'f that Wall 81 a.
i.,s sss'TSs I%S'' 8:
wa ses. IT, the r day s better Sr
~ ssr s" "s d r'G"s Gas. also dun VIA
J" SSg sn!S q, os abort "a
Pc 9sa red "S "as: s s1
HSS:9 "sa s
hard spring S "@tfSsa Sas spr DSe' pStsi
s s S osy 10000
Sh GaI ,rs sse for p eoan opened quiet and
selling on be Sd to !" bs y%s'hd fcr some days
a appsaT'ny o% long ;hs %s,sss Of The
% .,ss ec,Ms e s H. s%cls Ss
Psa per- % si ID SS
bush ,s %;cy s s0so
Sc ss T i. ssf m per
ere cotton hay sr T. "r ,na IN tS Ss
m good export isds for a; D GSSso T TSss
s Mas net los, Of ac near deliveries ard &c
1mp Sale We're only 2l.oOo BUSH including 10
600 bush for export Elevator corn was quotsi at AGA
9'cl,c and caraI delivered f0a,c at the close;
oATS-Tte narkct fer cats was very dull this morning
.hicb nrryaiIcd IN wheat and After the early De-
Zine trade bccare very dull with price, about steady
rrcre vas uu'et market oats late, hut with hrner
tone prices feeling the influence Of the better feeling
wms" ,ts were one, sales were 100000 bush az FOL
iows: No oats 81 900 bush. 3i',c elevator and 3.c
bush sSac0Ic: 10 3 white 10000 bush - 'ac track
vbtc % 600 hush 3Gd4lc track mixed. 1900 bush
waTTTVayket Inactive Western. GOd7jc Canada. S5a
9nc sly. rowcd. sldS5c: .BARLEY-Dulln No ~,
MAMMAL - SFEDS-Clo,rr,cci firm but dull country
shipments held ~ 75af9 40. AZ to quality; 20 ! no
,on,tcr 40 * ostci December 80 50 asked TlnotlN-
Market steady quoted - I5dSt nor 100 NJ tlaX-
seed-Flrm Mt II 10. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES o"'''
Canadian In bond quoted sc -, -, ,,r.s .,
Lost nsobt and last given:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-10
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. Nov (SpcciaD.-Wheat early to-day
was weak. there being inclination among those
who bought on the Republican successes Tuesday
to realize About noon a bull motive came
along in the shape OF higher Continental cables.
and the early loss recovered and the market
closed where it did Wednesday. December opened
at s2Nc sold between SIX and c2ia and closed at
62s.dC2lac Minneapolis and Duluth haa 900 cars,
against 600 last year The Liverpool opening cables
were weak "The Price Current" said the drouth
had not affected the winter wheat area so far
Export clearances were light, about 100000 from all
ports On this of news the market got under
nuts" Around noon the Continental cables came
there: PilisDury wired that farmers deliveries
were graG:ay falling off; that after while II
would show up at Minneapolis and Duluth and
that stocks in country elevators and farmers
hands were less than onc-haf what they were
last yeor. On this sort of news the recovery began
a r,imor that the proposed Russo-German treaty
had fallen through Private warehouses say that
the Wall Street long line is being pretty well stuck
Armour to-day sold 100000 cash to New
York and at chartered the room 10 ship 1t.
falling off. Charters were made for ,l2.coo To-
days cars were SO; but the estimate for Friday
was $50 May opened at 42Ac, sold between as
and i2ss and closed at 42iz142isc. There was "A
good cash demand for OATS receipts were light.
As result there was IN advance Of 4 to &c
along the Isl. May opened at 3l7sc, sold between
3l1s ard 32b and closed at &n32'sc.
Provisions easier, although hog receipts
llrht, because there was some Ettle selling
through commission houses, which looked very
much If for the Iackers There were 1900 hogs;
the estimate for Friday was 1000.
on the curb puts" on December wheat were
C2i.c: calls" sc Puts on May corn were
42asui2izc; calls" 42MQH5sc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-10
THE IRON AND STEEL TRADE LOOKING OF.
MANUFACTURERS ENCOURAGED BY THE RESULT
OF TUESDAYS VOTING.

MANUFACTURERS ENCOCEACfD BY hA"SA
OF TUESDAYS VOTING.
Cleveland Nov. e-"The Iron Trade Review to-
dav savs: There is an Improved condition in the
iron and steel market in consequence OF Iuesoay
e,ec,ion results-a sentimental Improvement AT
least I. may not show itself in any advance III
prices but in a greater Willingness 10 TRACE Iron
and steel manufacturers are protecuohisS anu
their business practice conforms TO their oeiiei
The bestancy about concluding pending negotiations
for large amounts of iron which We chroncied I'M
mediatcy after the election of 1892 was the result
Of n fear that values which had advanced . cents
in the case of iron. would reccde. To-Day
as reports from number Of sources indicate theie
is feeling that buyers who have peeh pre-
dieting a slight change for the better IN the event
of emphatic ma ioritics in protest against Free
Trade will enter the market for larger purchases
then they have been making in the past four
or five months of depression. While the feeins
of uncertainty about the exact terms OF the ne"
iron and steel schedule still exists there Is pehei
that the changes will not go to the disastrous
length once feared and that the popular expression
To this belief receive wide acceptance Is u pe
"As far as the past week is concerned the
features to be noted in the trade are me pe,teI
biile;s and Bessemer pig and the efforts OF some
Southern producers of pig iron TO stinen prices
three months a basis Of S 80 and even S 20 at
figure not far from 81 furnace. This. however Is
q, 10 Is cents better than the average southern
furnace is able get In closely competitive mar
kets on Bessemer pig AT Pittsburg better prices
three weeks aeo. and the 81 q which represented
the extreme depression no longer appears IN tFs Ms
actions Ii would he fair 20 quote ..e Market
az 81 20 TO Sl 10 In billets there is also an i,
provement-a large number OF sales and an ac-
vance from the low basis of well-known trans
actions Of October. Pittsburg mills are all EN-
ployed in way. but there is still an absence OF
orders involving such tonnage as would mean
steady employment Tor period of weeks With
past week there is such increase in capacity
as will continue the sharp struggle for orders for
come time to come. The demand for street rails
which explains the resumption Of the Pennsylvania
mills has been the only redceming feature OF the
rail trade the past year. The blast furnace stu
alton has changed but little from that Of October.
but the change has been in the direction OF larger
net ca nacilN."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-10

Galveston. Nov. 9-Cotton quiet; middllng. l3-l6c:
low mid1!ing NC: good ordinary. 3-l6c; net and
receipts, 1919 bales: exports, coaswise. 4.32
bales; sales. G2S bales; spinners. 80 bales; stock.
1876 bales
Norfolk, Nov. 9-Cotton steady; middng. 7a.c:
low midding. bile good ordinary G1tc; net and
gross receipts, 4,29 bales: exports coastwise. LIZA
bales; sales GG3 bales: stock. 70,3G3 bales.
,,New-Orleans Nov. 9-Cotton quiet: good mid
ding 7l5-lec; middlng. ll-lec low middling;
77-l6c: good ordinary, Lice: net receipts. 7.H3
bales; gross, soi bales: exports to Great Britain.
100 bales to the Continent. 6.275 bales; coastwise,
Savsnnsb Sd No 80 bales s S, Z Sdp os'es
low mddi!ng. TIC; good ordinary. 7c net and gross
receipts IiN bales exports to Great Britain. s40I
bales; saleS rs bales; stock, Ia 20 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-10

METALS-IRoN-The market for old material at New.
York during the last week has shown little improvement
In the matter demand and ale In prices q ssme gr1aes
Holders encouraged to believe that oottom prices nav
been reached. There has also been better INQUIRY LOT
Ola steel rails 200 standard section tees soS
$40 80 per delivered Quotations range ron cio %
eli 50 par In old iron rails sale Of goo s3,s
Ike drotat ens an!naly S13dsi4 per ton The demand
for yard lots Of No wrought scrap iron shares IN inc
general mp ovemcnt 200 being sold at $40 per ton
delivered t, vessel this port The market today Is
quoted about s0asl per ton for yard scrap ana saa
IA per ton for railroad scrap delivered at mil. OId
wrought pipe tubes quoted SSqfs 30 per ton New
Yor.. A good demand II mali mined for No mschher.
scrap about go tons are noted IN lots AT
$40 5odSiI 80 per ton according to quality Old car
higher prices present being about Sl2 1Oarl3 per
ton NeYo About 900 ton, Of wrought tnrnngs have
been sold during At 70 80 per ton delivered az
mill Cast bornes IA fair demand selling NJ - ood
81 per ton delivered at MILL Burnt iron is gu ted SIa
81 6 per ton delivered at mill. The Pittsbg iron mar
ket shows very little change from last report bcse'
MGR pig ron l. lrm AMI nomlnolly I'll a. Pttshnrg
Steel billet also hold firm at 81 90 makers mill Pits.
burg much business IL doing. scrap iron rules
very dull. COPPER-Market closed nrner; Eovein-
her 575; Dccemb.r 9s5 January 900 Tran sact,on'
TEV-Market closed steady November; Se5 December
300 bid a;" Sovemcr ao6, bid Doss%Dr 2oo
LEAD-MarSet cl1.ed easy; December, $40 asNd. To-
DAYS cable. to the Metal Exchange follow t.lasgow
scotch warrants closed 42s Al Mdiesb No foundry
IRON 34s i.d. Indon-Coppcr, spot closed Et2 IS %;
futures c42 Us "a spelter fl7 tin spot. go rs 81
tin months. So los soft Spanish lead. SO Us Cd;
sales were mad go l5s Philadelphia market quota
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-10
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

steady wool market, and the SAFES of the week are
2G 200 pounds Of all kinds. Prices are very steady
and unchanged Territory wool SIN meets with "a
fair demand and sells 4 basis OF a5T3Sc clean for
iine 33ft35c fer fine medium and 30G32c Cor medium
Sprina Texas sells at Halle and some 10000 pounds
fall at s1lOc California wool Is dull Ohio ileeces
firm and in small supply with y at Gle; Xxx at
22U23c XXX and above at 2.T2ic. and No. at
4,2jc per pound. Michigan heeces quiet at
l92Oc. In pulled wool there have been small sales
woods are In good demand. Foreign woods dull and
nothing of consequence doing. Domestic combing
woods ere in demand at 24Ii26c for medium and No
washed and l7m2Oc for one-quarter and three
eighths blood Unwashcd fine delane been selling
freely at &c for Michigan and Hn25c for OHIO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-10

d: MCPHERSON & Co.: 1872 B1ralo lambs "a n .. a.
% 1s V ~ AZ i Hs q D. a T. 20 i35 p
j. r. Pdeock: I6I Indiana sneep. Jj n AZ A. NJ.
90 Indiana lambs 20 N. at ~ rs go DO 90 a, 1aoi
IS 81, '' ''' ''''p' 'o' y. u
FortIeth-st and cars NJ Jersey CITY No., AN u
changed with slss at 30 121asG 65 per 100 n fr ON, IN
heavy To light hogs ple- Included and staj Io ga
stays aud rough hogs Country dressed stc,dy az 7m s
Saics-nallcntcck Hollis: 80 Stitc hogs 1877 n ana.
ege at 81 q per 100 u; a.. go n - DYE
Hume Mullen: Z State pigs 90 r. az AZ c, o.
hogs, 40 n, at 80 IS. 7'"'i "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-10

sI,J ASD .ss w s
useSang 'G at sos iS for rrmc to cHc still
norin,i and quoted within tae range OF 2oa26. ,vrnp
prime
NAVAL sToREs-A steady but qqlc: market i. re-
nG ,s st. : ;ss sS+s
e. SSi: 81 S ID % e eg 's1
y $40 3 & 4 90 % Y u n
q 80 r,a h ~ ssst nssht Co. D''A light weight
steady, quiet y char:.F. ING, Is a liberal move
Cr m E.er Plate ct about rTevo "s atr, In cnsr
L'o \ .5s sS sa. az 4. ia smS sS2 g
io,d gram at 45 re~: caro,d Of walnut loss at 20
& Ws 9ao.c %n r s '2T sF'% Ls'rG'SI' 3, "a
Ga:soa, ga; Leta sd; S%r$, for c;dcrs "a
;.q%cr 1860 Or. ram: olcan. dirsst port
steamer coiio"' wilmnsts" 70 Iiycrp ccatlnsat
~; .tsan cr cot9n Srwo t. Lycro LIAM; ,aorc
New orleans Lirico IIavrc or Rrcmcn ss Cd %, De-
two scaner. 90 coo ard 100 90 case pctres.a Scw
York to China 25a7c hlp o. arrive 80 600 ec c, zoo
spSSpas to T. 5" s two rp s1So
, 0% to a,"G or nnsSo Iv1 Ar Sar III am
ber Mobile u Mon.ryiaco 81 80 iucnos Ayres az or
bark lumber Pensacola TO Bucno. Ayr~. 81 a bark
lumber, st Margaret; nay to i,uenos Ay,cs' = or
bark general cargo New.York TO west coast south
private ship and bark. wheat. san
Frznrs Cork fir orifr-. rs OIL i3o> bark. $50
tors. with cargo. NcwNor@ to barbados $3.50
free lightepage; u bark. ~ with general cargl
Ncwyok - 81 Kilt. private terms schooner ogwood
jamaica ~ New York. 80.
OIis-cotto oil about steady to-day with
.in' crude stll quoted al 30a3'c ana prime summer
yellow clo~c, ut ;c,. Prime white quoted iGd
l7r. Lard oil was rather easy AMI quoted 7sdS,c
Linseci oil was dull at i0c.
rHOv ,SIONs-Thc marSct was about steady carly at
last nights closing ngJrc, but atr easel oil light
yolume ir,i. POLK Dull cuo,ci Mess. sioa 40 30
family. 81? 50dr,o short clear. fio0F2l BEEF Mar
ut dul 9nots eaS are; Family sl"asl5 mess Is 30
HLEF llAMS.Markct easy at siGdtlo - Cai,neo hams
&c 1G0-T. sasLc; l.O.n, sac PIGS. ard nrm at
sNds,,c .CuTMEArS-i lck,d shoulders stcay quoted
&c sales. 900 NJ 1c Ia hams. >tcn ~ at zoe pchci
bellies quiet I'm quoted AT iodlo.r; li.!b, o',a
Zoe; ION lo'9c-.......L AKD-Markrt quiet; Western
close, 10 TO- Win sales 200 Zoe iiy closed AT
" with sales oi IS ties COMPOUND = refined Tor Con-
tinrnt lcip and south America. 1910. In options
November closet ut 900 nominal Jannary Ssjc nominal.
% t. -" ~, i-c.. 81; s"ont s'''uy ~ ~.
CHANGED prir'~ No inr"'tant nile were llid' We
quote: Centrifugal, 10 test 3Lc; museoy,do 81 test
1910; moiis ., suSar 81 tst, :oloc. l-ondoh-
We quiet nothing doing Java nj lo' "a q a inr
refining at l3s I'd. lcct quiet and rather easier !;
lrs e., men!n iSS lid next month; lss lid 80.
s.iy With .s. steady @ "HSis s%ay
tho enet.to. posted BY ycnn'nc companies and
nsde Iet ehow actual after oelucthG REBATES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-10
MR.. SCHIEREN GOES SOUTH.
THE MAYORELECT OF BROOKLYN TO
SPEND SOME TIME IN TENNESSEE.
CLAIMS THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
MONEY SPENT BY CANDIDATES.

Mayor-elect Schieren left Brooklyn yesterday TOT
phadelphia on his way to Bristol. Tenn. where he
Is erecting a new tannery. He will get a complete
rest before he returns to Brooklyn in about ten
days He will devote the rest OF the year TO
careful study OF the city charter and the reports
furnished him by the heads of departments. so as
to prepare his first message which VIII De SEM
10 the Aldermen on the first Monday of January
The terms OF the present heads of departments VIII
not expire until thirty days after the new Mayor
takes office. and he Will then have thirty Gays
within which TO appoint their successors Al
no successor is appointed by the end OF that time
for any head of department he shall be con-
sidered as reappointcd for the term of two years
NEW MEN FOR DEPARTMENT HEADS.
There Is no likelihood that Mayor Schieren VII re-
tain any of the men at the head of the city de-
partments as they are all identified with the hing
MANAGEMENT Of city affairs. The new Mayor VIII
haua the following nlaceS TO fill:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-10
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool Nov s. 3t5 D. m.-Beef and pork In
poor demand Hams-The demand Is improving
short cut about II to 16 lbs, steady at lis cd
Bacon in fair demand Cumberland cut, about %
to 90 lbs. steady at 5os sd; shoulders aboIt II 70
Tallow In poor demand. Spirits of turpentine ard
rosn in moderate demand l.ard0Spot in poor de-
in poor demand. Corr-Spct and futures In mod
crate demand; mixed Western. spot steady at
Is SID: November steady at ~ 2a4d; December
steady at Is 2i4d; January steady at IL iHd. Hops
at London-Pacfc Coast-In poor demand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-10
A NEW ELECTRIC COMPANY INCORPORATED.

Albany Nov. 9.-The Cataract General Electric
Company has beer Incorporated with the Secretary
OF State for the purpose of purchasing and selling
electric power and for the negotiation OF contracts
for the production distribution and use Of such
power within the county OF Monroe and in such
Other places on the lines Of railroad en-
terng the county as may furnish market for
such power. The principal office will be In New
York City and the capital Is $500 divided INTO $40
shares The directors are william Mertens, Thomas
G. Plat. Commodore y. Vedder Frank w. Haw-
ley and Charlton Il. Lewis. the last three each
subscribing for nifty shares Of the capital stock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-10
THE PETROLEUM MARKET
NEWS FROM TIE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.

NEWS
New-York, November g. 1888
The crude PETROLEUM market was dull but stronger tos
day Only 600 barrels dealt in at the Consolidated
Exchange but the price paid was 70 cents and that was
the final bid gain Of 2 cent. AT Oh CITY prices
touc he'd 73 cents output OF the Mcdonald district
Stationary at 1000 tarrels day anu thcc was ho
f,atur, the field advices 49,,
lon n ba,ris 2j bulk and $50 cents in cases.
Io~c'rn quo at Antwerp. IL Z francs; Bremen.
4 80 mars; London, SD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-10
TIE WORLDS CHRISTIAN WORKERS. CONVENTION.

Atlanta Ga Nov. 9.-The Worlds Convention OF
Christian Workers was called to order shortly be-
fore noon to-day in Degivc's Opera House in this
CITY, the Rev. Y. A. Torrey, Of Chicago presiding.
The opera house decorated with the nags Of all
nations This is the largest gathering That has
ever been held in This city IL is estimated that
1850 delegates have already arrived. and more ar"
expected during the week. Addresses OF welcome
were delivered by Governor William J. Northen,
the Rev j. s. Robins. the Rev. G. +. Williamson.
ex-Meyor w. A. Hemph and others. Among the
delegates are the Rev. f.. =. Hammond and the
Rev DR. Josiah Strong. of New-fork. and the Rev.
Thomas Bone. OF Ontario, Canada
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-10

N:wysrk net ssss' So sa d:s: ;'s
les SSs ~ ss.os I'll. T Esk ~
S s,iss oSS Bales Sontnens Elt.
Great aitan bae: F scS ss SSs total es 1fe
to- noderate freely met prices ono S..
Amerca1 1890 bales receipts q oo bas AN l sn
1850 bales ordinary ~ good odinny o' 1SM
d ddins al 49, HS anns opcasd sSsr
at unc6anead to advnnce closed .teady snd n M
IhSmse@ Zen 'qsoaa Msrsh April Aw
May ssa sayuns as5P Juae = 80 Hoys
hcr. ccmbcr 4.?sd42o; 42s1t a ~
Bombay shipments November " NeT on h ~ ~
Gr.St n,n nome Continent 1000 bales Imports
1898 iso 600 bales 1892 5000 bales PreviomsE r.
nstes sss ss as a1 r "a coo s ooa
neni So 600 bales Import- ~ 1872 lag 90 20 c cs
5 600 BALE oDc S' b,s 1893 s ?ss s ssa BsS
20 600 bales; Continent 800 900 bue. ImIor;s 1899
1899 600 bales $50? l00 ooo stock Gaoat n bDm ION.
i sat y year, -'''' '''''' ~
CoFFEE-Thc market for coree opened steady u tone
C with sI on Ui S es %s
and W , sc, h 20 SsleSr onea
Decembr selling at 10 and NAY q:
whole Hamburg showing from UNCHANGED nrces TO an
Of s has the Re # s ra r aa
anehanesi 70 nc higher and showed s3ss Of q 900
The Indn market from Tneanrd pro %
quoted IS 800 Exchange tpri,ate 10 9.lSd R.ccp,s
Rio 5000 bags stock at re cS ooo 6ass market az
600 Bag Santos market quiet Win god quoted
II 400. Cleared from fio. II 600 bags Fl" sae. 81
up % 80 ssS and u points
higher. Total sales were 1900 bags, as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-10
ANTWERP WOOL SALES.

Antwerp Nov. AT the wool sales to-day 200
bales OF Plate River woods were offered The at
tendance was smaller than usual. but the competi-
tion was active. and values were steadily upheld
Following are the sales In detail and the prices OBJ
tanned: oo.,.- ,nn
kiioS: Nontevideo ~ bales. at &Gl& francs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-10

at present and allowed. NcwYork and Philadelphia re.
nerlcs ais, allow per cent trade discount on ios OF
100 bbs more, and less quantity = cent they
oil sell le.s than - bbls FOR sugar pa ,ked In
bags there Is additional cha grannlatcd, but sc
per u OIL all other grldcs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-10

STEIyITZ AND LASKER NOT TO PLAY IN HAVANA
Havana. Nov. 9.-Moliner says IL will be i'm
possible to arrange that Steinitz and Lasker shall
play their great chess match In this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-10

STEARINE-Market dull. Lard. 110i14c; olco easy
ut Toe.
TALLOw-Market dull. Quoted 5isc asked.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-10
Winter.

. CoRNMEML-Thns nafhct 3 steady s1ic,. 90
" 10 Hraniywine. :. 80 sagimorc. ~ So south.
ern, white bags. ~ l5ati 25.....B,G MTAI-stcpdy
Quotations Fine whit" ~ Osati 10: I'm, yellow
" o2a,l o5 coarse aoao2c .FEED-MarAct Sic d.
Quotation. OF Western csIio'-. 4on 7Od-obr oO.n 70
072.c: SON 7jc; 10o-n scGrar: -hafp. 95GsI: re
iced, 75dS0c honlny chop. S5ao0c; cotton-ecd meal
VI eOdsI - per 100 N oil meal 81 iCa 81 Is city feed
quiet at 75dsOc IN bag.
GRAIN WHEAT-The action Of III, whc,i market t,l,
morning was deyof OF Interest. II opened Will, a heavy
undrtone and settled down diiIs The nrr hail lonr
about after which tfasirt were very sn nj. fr
tac balance the session The eiry wcakncs, wa A..
'r.d I'D eisy pubic a,d pil.at cable rr.r, II
a continuation of large Ku-s shipm ent, ire. ,o.i,
arrivals and some frrthsr liquidation. The abcnsc Of
foreign buyins aud complete Ind erelc of frs on mo.
krts Will. IL part due u the heayy amount. In s,oes
shcsd .ad the large amount On p.sssse i also Affected
lower prices Amsriea ne present situation .hswsS
Europe almost entirely eue q We market g lsr ~ "aS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-10
Thn statistcal position Of Bazn corce Is follows:

Rio on spot ABOUT steady on thc OASIS OF ISI4d
1sssc with slcs Of 800 bags Santos, No 20 zoe
adost Der S,lcrno and 1900 bag, Santos No ct 19c
aaoat. per Melbourne.
Mid coffee was -t~aGy, with sales OF 300 bags Mara
cai,,0 AMI $50 bng. Central American private trims
FLOUR AND MEAIs-ft u1ly dull day n
rour the equal OF which has -cliom brc1 thc
produce Eyehang. unicr ordinary circm.t1nceS. Tho
ir,n.a ,ions Saturdays been exception.
,rtaps and les than the transact to-day, but
nj has \. iotu occurred Thcic egOugh bu.i-
mes, 10 make the market Prices were rom'ial, aa1
bu,rs hell or refusing pa within -cc OF the
King prC e.. "A result. II was qrotcd AaFkct and
that wa, all. Trir-action- were $500 pkgs In.
cIrdinc COO Ibis winter straight SO 1d.3 %
bhls clears at 81 -ja:c 90 ear extra AZ 81 So
ear .ps rane f.. 2j; 1000 bhS 'priHg
ana $50 sack Of sup"rhnc at ~ 20. Southern -four
was steady vita sales Of 300 bbls sirlghi ats3 CO...
RYE FT,OUR-Thc marAct mode ratciy pctlyc and
easv VITA sale. Of 800 bblS at - 90ds3 800. BUCK.
WiIEAT FIOirR-Tradc dull hut with stcrdv tore.
s,Ies were geo bags - iod 2 80 ~ T. FIOI r.
Market easy sales. 800 bbi- at = 30des Quotations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-10
onding week last year -. u,.-,.. Ia. 49,.
pening, range and close TO-DAY ana closing pios inc

Market closed steady. Transferable orders issued at
$40 Total sales $4,000 bales New.York spot sales es
to-day and last night For consumption l13 bales spot
market dull mddlines sAc which Is Liz lower compared
with yesterdays prices
Quotations arc based On American standard Of elasNAee
ton and on Gotten running In qualify NOT more
han half OF Grade aboYN below the grade Quotec.