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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-01
MILK AND CREAM.
CINERAI. MARKED REPORT.

BUILDING MATEI.IAL-Thc general market rnles
ourt INT steady. IiNcrstIIw hard bricks. shoat QUO
AZ t6Gs0 30 per 1000: Philadelphia hont - ~
trenton front e2las22. Ro~idalc ce'rnt quoted a.
81 ioas1 Is rcr bbl; American Portland - 300; 10 ,
gnloirn parfiaud S1a92 20; Enrn h Portland - -"
20 German Portland e. 2j0-1 10 Rocland common
IjIrc Sic p,r lbl and do finishing J1c l>ati-. = 80
- 40 mr. 600 coats hair, @-021c per Du"e' 'i''v
i STANDARD English graduated quoted at ohc,
and do French 4s,c do German. 4'4c. o,.
COCO \-Dull and without change OF nlni'ht. pNott-
tons Caracas 15ioc Trinidad l44 "nA"i"H'
Iid18c: Iahia 14o14loc. and 81 Domingo l2c; a. .
CoFifE-For Bra7 eroMthS the market ricd h'I o on
the basi. OF i77sd1Sc for NO Sh'-' I""o
bags no. = 1sc; 1000 nsf' Z army Zoo LL,c,,
santos No 8 TO arrive. 17f4c. Tn. mid eadr, ", W.
auii sales , 900 bags Maiacaib0, 1000 bag ''nll4
Arericl and 500 BAGS SAY ania on private tcr' Up
~ $50 bars aud quit" MN thonsh"nt We
dav chiefly on decreased crop e.timatcs ,oithrn t'
r1iir accounts also. little better he or i"l ~ :,
c,hics quoted Fist ordinary 90 ho-. u . 90, s,"o
second 10 kios) 10 200; exchange tpNarI' !" ."
,ecn,rs in Rio day-j 10000 bag. lilo cl"fano, t.
Inite Sa;es 6 600 Rio rlcsance> % I.unp oop
hays: RIO stock. I57 600 bag- Rio market -iios IT,
crints In santos q days. 5000 bag S'Nl"' 81, ''
OK 600 tocs: santos market fiat od average san
10 300: receipts Rio July !. lsI% TO- JMIaif ~
ioo9 $50 600 hag>: tim" l-1-, -IlHVpV ~,
sarp tie 1891 80 900 bag: rcciys At santos jug -
isGJ Ia January 30 1888 $4,000 bag r.i err , .,,
isq5' 427 GOO bags; Zinc leil, ~ wv ~
Warehouse deliveries since Jantav J. 49," 81. ~,
eOl sSj rags BamOfc 10 G3 bn2,i New'OiIe'h' -"'o'
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-01
LIVE. STOCK MARKET

New.Yor1. TUESDAY, Janusry 3l-BEEVES-Heccipts
- car I'll nead-i9 ton.gn"d direct 70 -augn
icrei 10 Tor export alive. and To- the mar
No trading. Fcelinc s:rtiy. CITY dressed native
sides lrti- firm ~ 1G9Lr. tabl" advice, Ion London
Liverpool quote struts 2c per n higher
and selling at IoLal.c estimated dressed weight. and
refrigerated beef al.o improved ald >oli a. -, PEE d.
Shipments to DAY the Bowie. 200 'attlr 10 la,tnaS
Company, aud l4Oo quaI''.- Of beef for Nelson M"ir
Toriorow the Britannia viii take out 1000 qua ter, or
Fa>tnnn~ Company.
MICH cdws-Eccclpts. y head Feeling steady
and Dealer quot" S2je7j0 "a" RANGE for common 10
choice
ChLNI.N-H"ccipt- 80 head Il: which POI at CON.
t. Ma H.. quiet but without quotah" change: N"a'
sold 1t sidi3 per 100 % hobs a. Sidfi 90 car
Of W"-eTns ~ -. No sales Of reported
Ouutv dressed veal hfucr and s"lline al N0l T." :
city dressed Il tGy OF 3d13c litEr calN' -od mainly
~ "91r; dressed .ra.sr. anl Westerns at a06er.
Naic--Iialcnb"tk \ Hollis II Nc1ls. ~ y average
J. f. Nelson. u We.,~im cal,c,. s.5 b. at 3+c; s
Ncals. 49, II. ~ Slir' Go. lls -. AT &C..
Hume Mullen q vell,. 1873 49, Si,c.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. chr. or 3s3 hc1d
both fur III" market. Trading extremely lml,"i "'-
ing finn FOR good -o"k on the strength Of BTi' adv"
Df-~l mutton -toadv q; Sdor. AID Few choice h'nNy
ci'rn~-,a Of Vs. no. mutton bring 3-c Di"-,rd lambs
were que; a, JalOc.
ior>- Receipts 10 ear. -,eee had ca,; n;
.Oih--t and lt j'i-'y lily. N0ur for al" awe
Non,innl!v higher. al - 5oe - % l"r 100 m ~,
County drc-rrd finn at 9d2c los heavy, lOG lOc Tor
m' diGni. ana l0t.Illc ioi light
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-01

Iondon Jan 3l.-N the woo sales tPdaY i-.f-'
bulr, were offered. There wa, a Eonu SNOW pi 'I",H
Irrds which wcI, kccny competed for oWlhE 10 th'
'l,tiv, scarcity Of Tbs vari' t. rice W'r' Ihi,.
it,,,.. for The Continent purchased iT"lv. 'N"tH,
I'M. rurrurs The hddiYE OF Am'rr ems ipr 'H' ~
greasy va, noticeable feature "l tr ihapEt I
.ollnv.tuy r;,. tuday's >ucs IN d'tal, Nlth PI''S
lininr,s New south Wales. 300 bales: 'couF'''
He I'd DO lock, and pieces. Nd@ l. 81 Er".Y'
Il ADJ Is: do locks and pieces. -" III Q'''nd
,i.c,, 9 1. oda l. ! I'd; greasy, :" ~ "a 40
ocr, and pieces. A. , id M"lpoGIh" ana ! '",, t
! 100 Inlr. secured. 10 la" l. I'D % IONS anu
ii,.r,s :? 1do l. grca~y. SD" i "a; 90 l'NN
IND ,inc.s 63l0 lOd SOUTH Au-traIia. - .s,s'
"" ~ 80 Wo.t Australia. 80 bales secured. ia"
f. Ia Tasmania. Il bales. secured, II "a H'%,
Zealand. 1900 lal,'. secured; . ",au" I'd
,cu" and n,cc, 4. IN l. "a; greasy, :" ~ "a ;
do l. cs and pieces l2a7 Ia Cap" q Coo Hop
and v,gL 30 bales. scUlred 'da j liza sr'"S!'
= 1 - Z
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-01
LIVE STOCK MNRKETS-BY TELEGRAPH


Buffalo. .an. 3I.-Caule-Ercripi- la,i t~rnty-
four hour. Ia head. iot1l lOg The wcch thu, tl',
40 head Tor same time las; w'ct. 500 head
on ~alr, I'D head marncl Cpci,d steady no very
to,' hero. DOucd steady. Hog E"ocpto lat
twenty four hour. $500 head total for week lhI,
hf. $50 head. for i'm" last week. 800
head. CON i.n,d through. l.c5O IL id to Newly OK:
steady and firm for eocd grade, coscd stead pig,
md light lower. Yorker - l0a - 20: medium.
- 2Oo s. so. no very good here: pig, - %"
-. 80. sa,ep Il lanb~-I; Receipt, A,' tNcntN fodr
hollis 5000 head total for wee. tan, far Dos -
head for time la-' week. LOO head. con
signed through. 300 head - New York. Loo head
GA sale. BOO head market opened >'eadt cio, .
easy, all sod be-, lamb. - ia - -: fair T.,
s,od 10 J0o ~ o. best wehcr-. - 2j0 81 50 good
10 choice sheep - Gjo - l.. common 10 Jar 10.
f40 -.
Chcico. Jan. H. Tie Evening journal" report ::
Cattle Receipts. 5000 head shipments. loo head .
market >low. steady cNira steers On sale: l0d
5ijjo - 80: feeder. Tto - 20. .toch"r- - 10
~ 20: cows, - 4O0 - - Hog--Reccpt>. 1900
heal shipments. 400 head MARKET pn"d active.
rph-r closed week. ia loo lower: MIXED and packers.
- 500 - %. Prime h'nvS ana butch.f~ weight
= i0o b ~: Wlmr light. - - opened: co,rd
- -: pig. - @j0 - 30. sheep Receipts. 1"oo
head shipment. 100 head market .t"adv: lnmi-
ja Too higher. natives. - 7jo -; Westerns - J."
- - lambs. IA ~ -.
81 .ni, Jan. 3I.-Cattle-Ecccpt. 1000 head :
shipments. loo head native, -'"adf fair ~ good
st,crs 20 - 90 choice dipping. 81 -: TcNan'
,i-ri. frd -ir.i. - 10sl -. Hog rvipiH
600 head shipments. loo head. market higher
cary. but The advanc" va, bot at the Go" heavy
- 7jos. %. PACKING. - i00 80 Hight. - so" - -
sheep Receipts. TOO head shipments. 500 neal d.
market STEADY, fr to good natives, *30Ti 90 ch r"
muttOn, 7Jo - TO-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-01

Week. Two OF fine Missouri stoek Wns s i,s
fowls 1 ,a morning ON the basis of II I-ac for
tos. I-c for chickens. Ice for rs,stcrs and 100
ior turkeys. but receipts BY express were hare
INA, CLOSING sales were mainly The Inside figures
Arrivals Of frc,h Killed poultry hive bren .o,,..
~ IN excess Of The demand for current use and
chickens and fowls. Prices for all The i.,S,ng lind
nave ruled little easier and close barely steady
~ nv,Iase grades OF chickens and fowls though con
S"tfhbi" confidence j. expressed :hc vain. ~
.urhcyN on tnc basis Of present quotations Quail
are qnict and easier. except very choice bea,,v HI
habbiiS can sill be sod and hold firm in price
LIVE poi ITRE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-01
THE STATE or TIA DE.

Baltimore. Jan. 9l.Ilour dun. unchanged receipts,
1.,@l bhl~. shipments l"l92 hbl>. sur-; - hpl,
- ::.tu - 50, March. = ia - e. APRIL - ~
- / =. MAY. 20 lio 80 &c; steamer No. : req
.:a =; g.. receipts .D.cG bush. .hipmcni>. :,3n"
bu Stock 7iiGI bush 'al's 1900 bush Miiln.
Nh,.u hy -Impl" 75r 'Oc. m ca@"T. mlN'i. -i"l
az" I il Iarcn 80 ia Sc Nav. b . -
,i'imor mixed. bic asked. receipt =, 80 nun
,lipmrg.. Gi.s.G bush siGch. .l5o,5 nn,n 'nl,,
,.r cat, inactive. No white Western. ~ - :.
30 = M Ned do "s63~ e receipts, 1900 bush /;
receipts 4isO bush: stock. I0l3j6 bush. Hay
firm and steady: god TO ch'i'" timothi 80 'o9
40 o. Grain frciglis steady. steam 10 Liverpool,
:, ! -. Cotton nominal niddfng. - Sc IT.
1i-I,-, quiet mo-. pork 80 -. Hans. i5@ ihr.
lard. rcfn.d IL i2c. Eut'rr quiet cream"ry fnr'
".!r. de-. fair 10 choice. .oo3lc: do, imitation, 20
~ "" "a isc sugar strong ac've: gram
"',i.i. - "a - -.
rn.,on Ian' 3I-llour duh and steady shorts
COZ Ibis, 800 sack corn. 1l'of bn-h "''''
CO.. r ,r,n Ian IL Spring wheat dun oncrings light
at rr,ent limit rae, ear ". .'I , "G; 80 ,,r,.
1000 bu.s &c. Norn nc ,o''' y s,'> Sorr.,
Dnln,h 3D. &c do WashlNrI. &c; a. Dnluih h'"
= 30 80 Northern. = 5' rod mt. . arr Vo.
v,,,' red 10: car 80. white. - Jfc. track
cor unsettled. closing weak At n,d. T,rr, al
ia. : carr g. DO - I-i0 q -: : car N".
a. l.o47 :I-lc: , oare va. e. y - - | 2c. hiN
a, cHr u" > MIXED. sc. Barlc, Light demand
e. low @t~yI Sa, d% i 'a &c. G?" c Ncasa
-n". -,,ir f-G 7Gc: Canada No. /. PC Ne. =
nc 40. , "N''2 ''c EIr Fi",r dill H'i' weak :
nn, snring - j5o - 90: Dc Hiu''f, TlG+l -.
Ryr nos % 7oc :, So M'i hrl o6 %l oat'.
onn' mi -hinnrni,-- Wheat 2i.Oc9 bush. corn, To-
coo bush: oai-' 1000 bash rye. 1000" hn-''
Chicago. Jan. 3i.-Thc leading futures ranged IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-01

uYFS CHEMICALS. tsIC-DiN, '>-'c,,'
o, pf Srs s is quiet pulpcs Is in good aI%1@ na
hu, alcohol ,ceno rain s. 9Sase 30; DO wod - Pr
csnt 81 40 n0wers sS..ra a"s SSs 6as
~ SU rtr america s3a+oc do FIR d per p. gs'
81 1o@-z 10 o. do tou per n 2?1eSc e~'sla bnd,,
,7al7c castor oil b6ls pr J" = ~ 3 cocoa butter
M,c bnM sosdslc coiyer oil so W, o. per ru p
Dutch' ,upo,"' Do Sewfound and. per gal 49, ~
ssl l Per cus sisct sins d arn.
d@c b do idlGAc n-tct Ro Sn1 hort
iSasc c,yss bs SdnS 9s%soc lcorcs
SoS s1 aaSe ,, ioasi 25 DO small llsKc 10
sCrs pf o. II 5a In o fas Il SOC
hall. Sc olau,n' rod 81 30Gse Us: Quinnc DON sic
o. s huIS iSai Vanilla sea- bcas Whole 80
tura So@ n 81 a3es4 Drtsu.;anI m.E"t Is
a sharp advane ouotaticns: Eich:omatc potash scoch'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-01

Receipts for the week. 3o.o73 pkgS. Exports for
n 900 pkgs The slight weakness which was
s'vsioped at the time OF last report was quickly
ssJnwed by an almost entire suspension OF business
W. ~enidemoraliZcd market. For some time Job
- lad been complaining OF a dull trade owing TO
49, s,treme prices that receivers were compelled 10
" s,ss thereby materially lo,scning the consumption
"a rs soon a. there were indications that the whole
- rates would go lower they stopped buying, and
s.sssvored TO work OF stock already on hand. This
ssT.sd quite an accumulation In receivers hands and
80 snyiety 10 sell became strong that prices tum
I'D randy BY saturday night prices had fallen =" ;c
VA Jncs then ga = l1c more has come or the breah
a. ssc At Elgn YESTERDAY completely up,etting all
" calcnlstons OF the trade. AT the close the
-ss, is still much unsettled and 10 a large extent
,nmnel Receivers ask SOC FOR giltedge fresh West
On creamery aud mskc few sales at that. but close
,rrers have already secured some fancy lots at
% lsc and nov begin 10 talk 29c. Decent 10 choice
ersAss are seeking customers AT .5G 2Sc. Held
eramcry Is slightly weaker and dull. and there Is
,nrh onicter trade and sligty easier feeling in OLD
s,sts dairy though the remaining stocks light
n few hands and not urged tor sales. small lots OF
new dairy Tub. are pedding out at e3a 29c a TO
cuslty Best MARKS OF imitation creamery have
Sler 10 oid .Gc and ii Is di'hcult to get over 23c
.cr An4 fresh factory. seconds Of fresh ladies
sss,er hu held stock is very steady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-01
..uoJrsLE PRICES Of COUNTRY PRODUCE.
"" ro- the week ending January 81, 1898.
NEANS AND PEAS.

,.,s Cor the week eans-3.S54 bbls: peas.
ss issa Gcns rfSS nfis beans Ssa
US IN. Pinaenctd TO extent by the free move
hre G,rsjrn and prices are fully zoe higher. Sales
rsn' u sbovc - A.. are too exceptional as yet TO
nsno" Gic' or IuU; alton, but some of the favortc
si,saHss ar holding at - 80. Medium are jobhing Il
ssn,d and WPs % . s'F'r and h" there
cuh " sHy call for turtle soup. Expor, orders for
ssrrH o. are light hut stocks are we'll controlled
rel LsMM' with considerable" confidence. California
slt M~ sGng a nule better. Foreign beans have
Una t. w sles snd are firm ut the advance quoted
lad ~, ,ss have jumped up 2Oc per bush, and
Green = With very little stock here.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-01
DRESSED POrLTKY-DRY.PA,KED
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES

Domestic potatoes dull and with some accommodation
track the tone OF prices is shade easier. Foreign
dun and weaker under advicos OF heavy shipments in
transit; buyers holding Of expecting further decline.
sweet potatoes very dull and easier. onions have
shown slight decline but close st adv. Cabbases and
other stap, winter vegetable, generally firm Nor
folk kale last sold ut 81 and spinach nj SIa -
per Dbl. under scarcity. but with larger lots ar
rive tomorrow Wednesday,. prices will certainly
decline ana values AT present entirely nominal.
southern green beans scarce and wanted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-01
EGGS.

Receipt for the week. 32s Dbl, and loeoS a, caseI n
ME- rac1rdnd a week ago and by Friday price
EG recovered =" Sc FOR the best Western viii
held fresh reaching 2o0 Bic. and nmed sen"t Hs ,h
M 10 9O6 a1c The recovery was caused p' 'i'
het that q larrcg trade was attracted by me ran ~
.9c than receivers considered II hkely thcy to' ~
supply in view of the lish' advcrs OF shipments "
transit There was "a shading of about lc on oa,''
Gy under some disposition 10 sell out cIcS"N' IVA -
"A, his week we have had moderate receipts ana !"
good steady market without further change III pr ~
6h gods are believed TO be all foTw1I' an"
The market closing in healthy condition for the mo
nsnt i'm, sensitive and liable 10 be affected by any
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-01
rrr-11. .vD uERRIES-FRESII.


Recon,s NJ fresh auules have been somewhat larger
Int 10. cxceIvo nand quiet and hardly eIusI 10
gdng all the arrivals promptly bn' 80 Iai az. hId
tons have not been very serious. anu prizes dic M
steady Grapes Guict bat scarce. ana sna'e ~ tda
Cranberres IN HIGHT steady demand ana hrln' b
oranges are wording into al hriner P'Sl,on' anu u"
better grad. how a .light Improvement. - am m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-01

COOPtKAIE sIO7 ,MI'n7oIIHHo. 11TD9oEs mi Mai.
Il ooGss 5o shook and hGads, SSi@on
SIC rum shocks head. 81 Iun pJ"s'
~ in1 ~ "a: empty ho.shod', 81 70; HOOPS IL ict
T-ouotations remain unchanged 1t l.c for
"C0rioN-srot pes wcr" rot chanscd ana tng nfic
u.,,.t ~, rnntfact Quotation, ar b.cd on tH'
H--'cri,an standard OF classification
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-01
DRIED FRUITS.

Receipts for The week AIS pkes "xpors lo ,ne
week 6i5O pk-s since the advance III crp 'c1m
spq.s trad has been much quicter bul StD'hn ,'e
10 b. IN pretty strong hands, and there T. pue "
sS1 holding. Sundrtcd aIpigs Io' chr
rock-any,h,n- h.low ; &c Chops and core AM
sSs, sEe improving little f t,or a" ccanei up
eetly, CLc,r o. sell fairly when choice. O., III
rnot gades are moi wanted Plums very 1ui: III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-01

POULTRY AND GAME.
n.x% nnctuaticns In live fowl and chickens nav ss
'ne course VI the market this week. ""'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-01

Hay AND S1RhW-lhe m"rlet rules hnl! WIN Nh't'
light nnyrt 72'aa77rc dark mixed GIxa'2,2c;
,T sS0c short ~ 45a5Cc oai. ioG'or wheat
InfiIDE-- oqoaton. %aln,a.ad and lse
AoyS f. H.: Voatc,.dco 80 3 b. i2aai5 car
32e2 o NJ i9as y M' "a &C. a Eos sSS liza s.
ia I2ac: Cc.tal American. .0d2@ H. zoe H'',p, ~ N
~ 6a ana 20 Q aag Eg, l iGs
H. 2c TO- DIV salt'-MsIac.b they
a''.ag ,33 ~ So Tcia, s@i~Ctf cIa3o II. g. Wet
''q =, previous New York +, Sf1s
a 1S si@agc isoi. l9Gsoe Old od-. 54los r,ciae
1852 choc- a4c 2oGd to aid I' rob.na6 4sa5.1
J., sufficient business ps'SIna li""
Gay 20 I'D GAY .d@ S s'G &y 's p q h iGss
naal, do lGGal', hGaSy 40 I"1y DIX i4ls 5c
da%a3cd ali weghrs l2rGI% Az hdt' Of al nl9"s
heavy Do 49, isN Ieoisc: damaged al wrIaht,.
40, i2G L rr,@ri iolGiic union tanned i,5ht
a. Mar middle bah, S"2s oa,G o. I lint s%4c
n,ia.r i3lIic; damaged, i2"l2@c poor "'''''''
%Id ORLEANS ccntrtasa 9aie eO% g1.
I2Gi5c; f,r IGel9 pn, 2oGE ~ as e?' fanry' SGc
ao%E: svA '% SSi6 MrFN 1riacd
Easy a. s!a"S sss d, 81 80 - T. = =; . 80
s. 5s - 81 t io - " = W 3 g e ~ D. % ~
cstg II, 5% co. tGf e .oT 2 Sn
@ ,d for so" cc SSG '' %'" Goch" Sa eeq
2so O. n-ccd raw Amrilcan IA ~ ra.n pIlmc
0XS-POEK-Du but hrm; sale 100 po,t
,,ose nuuf- > TO0s2i >'utf rIfhr - -
Wv t.mily so soc sol 30 BlfFDui bu' unrha -
sa,,iiV rcss quoted &S0$ip; extra mes. - ne,
id' SS>tra india mess, 3i3cfiG BEEF ntMS D Dul
and ronilnal % DRESSED Hp"S-flrn,, eilff s.''
20 heavyd Tra5rbsrsrd ~ fickl-d bellies rc; d.
.,n,uiarrt zoe "a hams. lifl'rr LA'D-.'a ~
AMI lover Western steam quo,,r,d d" ,cGrej
c cti Srct ana ,t.aiy a. 'i III 90 So O.
,' - 20 nornna May closing 70 sli ~ niina.
NJ prices show further dccln. IN me ahCf 81
frc,uc cry State tubs, iii maGr. -,d ~.
Nvos, .rn .cnratOr. cNtras SJ2nJDc; hi..'-. -,
ety. 81 cGc third, 23c June cNtris -" ;nc IN
t zoe June seconds :2d23c stat da!rs,, "a
u,, ,sir, welsh tub, hrsts y sc sccois go
49,, doic: state d,irics Atkins and tub, -
ulit-' sc-npd9 80, ao-A'r N'at' ut"'
~" I'm. o5r: nrStS. 2ide4r scconds. ., :,
n.,,, jr.i:,ou crcan nv mt 2i"-b
90. wes,ern dairv nrsts .;62lci sfc"hi 49,
Wes sSnc. ftcsh eN;f1s CD fresh nr,' TloIic s
~r1.,e ,nd value. show important chIhc' ~ -
nou ~, lam m made. white, 'aney l2c ccioeu ' Nh,
% rhoc. ia, 01t7sr: good r. nrin loin -, rci"h
10, % fair 1lTfOiac: pat -kiHs Dhn ,o fiir N
,o"inc counties small -lz"> choice a. % GOOD
prn 1Gosc p,r- skin: "rim" So lar ,'ennsyi
~ rcunon t15i,c: full skim- ~ 7S S,s,n
49, ssIns li,R1 re Ft'G>-Duil ana wsstc-n
WI, ,nrlv,,ta ~ gathered ctoicr W..
nlu -iio, ION hest southern besi q" =, "c-s
n' lee hou.c fr'sh, fair t. prize 2S"'oo ''''
per sPIcEsouict and Without impo'ta1S oas, oTS
Pepper sinssporc srs7e -. aiolss; mace, 42a5ic;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-01


NITS-Pcanuts quiet quoted at 1-4"4 &c for
fancy hsnd-pcked. and Ia l2c for farmers span
ish Shelci freely offered at ) Sd 4c for 80. new
No. =, > lee Virginia No shellcd at 3A"3 c. ana
80. = at 70. Very few hickory nuts here; demand
quiet and prices lower: quoted at 81 - % per
bushel mixed old and new and all old neglected
BEESWAN-steady southern quoted AT 20d 20 | &c
for large lots.
HONEY-Ncry dull for comb honey. at sdl4c per H..
as color ana style Of package.
MAPLt sUGAR-Fim; bricks very scarce and
quoted nOmlnay at Sc tubs firm at &C, with iobbnc
sales from store. l-2c higher.
MILK AND CREAM.
The daily average receipts Of milk and cream al
thc different railroad distributing points In and near
the city for the week have been follows Erie
4.552 cans OF milk. 20 Of condensed milk and
ia cans Of cream: Pcnnsy ivania. PoughkrcI,>c and
Boston, - cans OF milk susquolIanua l374 caus
Of milk and : cans OF cream Lackawanna. 300
cans OF ELK and II cans o! cream; Ncw-l OK Con
r:l and Harlem. 1854 OF milk - cans 81
condensed milk and 20 cans OF cream; New York and
Northern, IO2j cans Oi milk. Ncw-Iiav"n and Hart
ford. 4Gs OF cream; Ontario and Western
1923 cans milk and ~ %! cream. West shore
$40 cans Of milk % cans Of Condensed mix ana
- cans of cream New Jersey Central, 30 cIni 81
milk and II cans Of cream, and by ml.ce'iancol ,
short routes. 900 OF milk and % cans o.
cream. The total daily supply ha, been Ill cans
of milk I62 of condensed nilk ana jig cans
Of cream. The average price paid for the surplus
on the platforms has been al 30 n can OF lorly
quarts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-01

r,vernoo kilograms ~ p. Mice ptc l,'rp .,
., MbIrb American 10000 bales; sllcs GOo DnieI, o'
,hrb for .n.cu alton and cNp.it, bOO hf'S t ,n
Nnnvan IL ,, 1narkc, In buyers favor niddHhg up
lands. Old 1870. ,,i "a ,or,ou. ,bf on hout the day
,.ul, OF the VARYING reports rlatN 70 "I "sm,tr
80 In which was under consideration ~ W r.. @n
H indicated changes Tor tnr uN vi
t,,,us.v and March al snce OF plht on S.ics
& I"nc ,nd decline OF point Oh other mohti' 9'V9'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-01
INDUsTRIALS DEPRESSED.
DLSTILLING STILL LOWER.
RAILROAD STOCKS CLOSE HIGHER WITH
CONFIDENCE.

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE JANUARY 81.
L. M ANQ RANK STOCKS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-01

!, receipts for the week. 25j9 bales: exports Tho
bales: Imports Ala hale ON the local market inc
nn,gvement has been light all the week bu that
ras ron the interior were oil Sac' n"'u 'uv ION
rranies Brewers wants seem 10 De- si''II 9"
1ieht ard exporters getting less encourase i os
1T new business. Quotations cover the Few M ST.
snnng but outside figures could not be realized "i"'
any pressure TO move goods.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-01
CHEESE.

Receipts for week 1889 boxes; exports 49,
hove. Bnt few changes have come TO the market
tiis week. Exporter. have been moderate BUYERS OF
under-priced goods. mainly part skins III ,rahSe OF
1a9 f-3c and these have shown slight harutnlhs
tendency; but They have given tie fancy parcels 10
attention cable quotations of 37d bec failing TO show
profit lie purchases here. Home .rade ms
been steady and quite general and has taken nearly
al grades. The position on the Who'll" looks frm.
and while holders meeting the demand promptly
Al present prices there is no inclination 70 push
sales. Fancy small size fun creain sci quiz, s
N N o5 box lots going lisa 1-4c higher. Part
sims Of choice quality bring l0o 10 l2c from home
rad and exporters have paid 9 1870 Sac Tor
s"me fnr lots. Close skins remain dull. Liverpool
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-01
STAINED.

Good Ordinary 80 9-lG K hiSarno
sur lint. were % O79 bs's. comparing w'th
o., .c lrr for The corresponding DAY L., year. onc
- IN. r,cclut- have been opl JSS b''r H-'n'
- sa lalr during -Ioidirt p'il'n t'' "E''
2 d.,cs appended show the weeks crop i"o'en' %
400 9ts 5000 J23
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-01-20
ANOTHER VICTIM.
Another Prominent French Official In the
Tolls of the Panama Scandal.

Another Prominent French Official In the
Tolls of the Panama scandal.
PARIS, Jan. 1S.-The next move in the
Panama canal scandal looked for on the
part of the authorities will be the ar
rest of NJ. de Freycinct, for years min.
lister Of war and one of the most promi-
nent candidates for the presidency to
succeed President Carnot He was an
intimate friend of Cornelius Herr, and
frequently drove to Here's place near
AK to enjoy his hospitality. This
friendship is believed to have been put
to industrious use by Herr in his pecu-
liar operations.
1t is stated that there is no evidence
OF actual corruption on the part of De
Freycinct and that nothing more can
be shown against him than complais-
ance towards Others who were corrupt
He was, however, closely examined
yesterday and is now under surveil.
lance.
De Freycinet is represented to have
been terribly shocked by the statements
from America regarding the anteced.
ents of Herr, whom he professed to con-
slider a person of high probity and ex.
cellent character His friends cite on
this subject the fact that previous to
the recent exposure, the record of Herr
at the chancellerie of the legion of
honor was not only creditable but bril-.
liant, and that De Freycinet had nc
better opportunities than the chancel.
lerie for knowing that real history Of
the adventurer.