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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-29

win has n 9qo.asos were as folcws Flour tine stea
s. sss e.. 10 sss...s !. e. ;ds ;
pee ,SS sSas s. ag pork .so ger n, ss
a.: dry sred !. zne ,as SSSed s7Ss &
g. s,sdsrl a." ~ on he Produce Essha aa'''t e
lacking aisS22ae Eggs ain ssi in "s sod a.
S',"; s: e. ,S
red, 5oc: Corn Market steady 20 white SIC Xo
Mhd No So ys'le s 1 Ss s s s'e 6s
Xsrs$s , s:s'd e unsssassa sslsS.
No Is quO.abc Laos Distilers are hunting Tor
ssar .ay po oa' m ssD I am q :s
Kettle lard steady. sales Of steam leaf at s'ac kets
s sa s sSoud aer lara Ste lii f s ats :; %
elcar side GAG. whiskcy~hiaras remain steady Sal:
at SSx s %sdf the :s:
"a and de ia a 70 s Ss
cables and an improved demand the market again d.
ss sr. i DseemS sSd closed at end
e. ssxs $s VI s; S , ssaass ~
ne si2 middlins, siS IIsS.eed h:h Ic cash
= Boa So 20 DseemDsr s. 30 Lake fssAt' dull "a =:
fer wheat.
game toeay although the bulls were not teieas Ds,eS
hr was not wanted any to-day II opened a
sG 1s ad% Sn, s s s'I at NAV p ss
03'sc and closed at 63'sc. against close yesterday
at G3'.c. The lowest point 65rc. Cash wheat
easier. but not to the extent shown By futures No
Northern In good demand at 59Ha60c; No Norrh.
Of Sfn wheat aaS cars FiourEfrst psn.
and shor.s-Market steady ban s9as9 25 shorts %
40 10 Corn.Market steady: no 3 new S Sid3i5s:
J. 80 ass sssjIo" slaS3' o'''-S' white 6'd-'s
Philadelphia Nov. 2s.-F1our-Trade continued wn
quiet and prices well maintained moderate offerings ron
plies prices strog and higher under good inquiry New
~ sjasS per 100 n. Wheat opened weak declined ~
9 Sabs soM and ,tS or NO expor inquiry No r
November 05hd65'.e December 05'.ae5e; January S,S
Srca dcIa Ss%a r nSsry from shpS Sat
limits generally below ruling values Local CARROTS
SSSs%ss rne Sss e f?'%s
CARROTS ruled steady but local trade demand light Fata
Ter 35i.d30c December 35'.d35tc; January; 5000
S7i.c; February. SGad37tc Butter hr,n and quies:
teaGy WITH demand moderate quotations unchanged
Potatoes steady. fair demand Iennsylyana rose ana
other S choice .as. sSo 40 ee e.
fair to good IS Soc Other articles unchanged.
Louis Noy 2sFoyr market s,s, quiet ot but c S9i
IS iOss Bucswheat four $l@s6 o. R,H IN
cs's acea ct c were do as Ole
venber, 5slac December !5s'sc Janu,ry. Go1,c Nay
c5'.c. Corn higher November, sSsc DecemSSes:
selling "a So Orde ,v si .sS
s . 5 ES%; ssSs" and seaS
a. IS Bacon-Boxed shoulders, &c; longs SIC sieat
ribs sssc; shorts s'sc lIigh wines ;tcsdy az "a
The latter asked IS 90 but buyers would not pay that
Speer offered at 3ec
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-29
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool, NOV. 2s-3:i5 p m-licef N moderate 90.
rnand India mess irlI at loJs "a me mess
steady SIS Cd Pork In poor demand prime mes.
Western fine, at SIS do medium easy at %, ga.
demand short cut, about IL u ~ To-
st.aiy Bacon In mod rate demand long clear
mdde about - ~ steady. at I3s Long ana s1ort clear
mcdes about 81 N. steady at ass Cd shoulder, about
II Ia ~ SIS. hee-e In mod rate demand /;
American finest white coorcd, dull at DIS 1aow IN
poor demand prime city duh at 2ss Spirits OF turren.
tine I'm moderate mand steady at DDS 81 ttOnseed
Oil Liverpool refined, steady At us ID. Hosin IN fair
demand: common firm at IS ID. Lari-Spot IA poor de-
mand futures-nohing ding: prime Westrn spot steady
at 49, I'D. Wheat In moderate demand No rod winter
steady at IS lad No red spring steady at 5s Old
tlour In poor demand ~ Louis fancy winter dull at
o. ID. Corr>pot in good demand futures In poor de-
We.ten spot st ~ at As 1ad November
steady NJ Is l,l December steady nc IS Id; January
stca j. sd for new. Hops at Loncon-Paeinc
Coast lcOr demand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-29

closed at She compound. 7tc; refined for Continent.
closed at S95c nominal January, s.05c nominal.
Exports OF provisions from Atlantic ports for the week
ended vembcr %. and from Noycliber t. date COM
Jared with previors year:
Last From Prev.
Nov. 1. Changes.
PORK. ~. 1'S 200 3is6..0O C3. 500 De-. $4,000
Bacon, 1i2J@5O 81 COO 81 O9J j23 Dee. OBS 923
Lard ~. jG5335j IL IA 300 81 G1i3l lOlj35iG
KlCE-The movement in domestic sorts Is OF sluggish
character ana market rules In buyers favor. The pro-
rosai IN the new Iarn bill t. make reduced rate in
Gauss appfrheis Oh tue part OF all who IN
anywise interested in the grain and should the date for
Its going into effect March ~ be agreed upon lower
prices may result FTrgn rice Is IN fair Dan
ianng's Suns ~ Go. NswOrleans telegraph Louis iana
crop movement to date: Koce PTS rough. inclusive Of
amour. carried over. 7s2,7io sacks last year. :02lSo
sacks sales cleaned est. 1898 bbls last year. 1j
20 Dbl; sales cleaned last week. G.42j bbl.;
responding last year. 1880 bbl. Market dull
but very strong; and from Char they telegraph
Carolina crop movement to date Receipts caned T., 30
bbs sale, 4 's5 hb-: demand light easier tone.
SCiAIs-The market closed steady but quiet. Sales
were y hhds and 40 b,gs mreo,ado. 80 tet: 2sc.
and $50 bags mOosscs sugar. 81 test, We
Centiueal. % test &c museoyado so test. 2sse;
~ 2.c Iondol-Conc duIl and heavy
Java at l5s cl and fair refining at lbs Bee opened
:s cd. Stock in United Kingdom, 5000 TONS. RE.
FINED IN fair demand, with Diamond lac lower
ami now quoted at 4 3-lGd4Pc. We quote
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-29
CASH QUOTATIONS.
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For week ending TUESDAY, November Is. 1893.
REANS AND PEAS.

Receipts for week: Beans $50 pkss peas re Sso
imnorts 800 bags beans. Choice domestic marrow
held quite steady all the week. Sqi the rbi re
CENTS have been the chief source of strength
Medium rather SLOW and 81 30 is reached only for
over nlenty at the moment. and If choice bring
81 75asl 80 A few nice white kidney would sell
fallen lOc under rather light export orders consd
erable accumuatons in store and strong pressure
20 sell: feeling weak at the close. Turtle soup
moving only in, small way. California f Lima
ore having fair sale at 50 20S2 %. Imported medium
and pea in light stock at the moment but steamer
With q 600 bags is close by, and the feeling Is no
more than steady. Green peas coming forward
slowly and the light shipments in transit cause
g. hold linz
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-29

M white y 900 bush 47l.c o b anoat elevator
n ,Ts-Thc n,arxet was very quiet with prices ABOUT
steady The Interest in the ma ket SEEM 70 D.. ie,.s!
liner ing ana tne nd.h'fcte
OF the general trade TO the market II perhaps more o.
nounccd than ever The marhct for oats was quc' Dit
Itm I'm the aft.non ftniLng Win MtDcf harArt
az the West closing STEADY Cash cat, were model at y
y cats 5000 bush - sa3i's; elevator and s3e"53t;
delivered NO oats. nominal. 3ic; No VIII t.. 1909
hush 3is,c; No whit. 1000 bush 3t',c; track whit.
- cio hush 3;1f1c: track mixed 1000 bush. 31d3jc.
'oo'' Market steady; Western G7dSOc Cara II.
90 Jo5.: SIX .rowct scaS5,... BARLEf-Nery quiet;
20 . Milwaukee. G3aGic; uneind.d Western CoaGlr 80.
i fI;-Mirtet nominal. >EEDSICiovcrseed nrmer;
~ 10 ,bo N as TO quality december 90 90 yanu ~.
To Tinothv-Marxet steady carots quoted @ .5dsi
ao Ioo ~ Flax-eed-NOminal. III CkWHEAT-
Market quiet. SIanadlon In bond 53d37c
Quotations follow. We give for comparison closing
- ia., niqht and CORES ponding date last year,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-29
rnNDON WOOL. SALES,

London Nov "S.-The vool auctions opened today
Their offered 800 bales, comrr sing good ssee'
lions. TIE competition active. though hr>ta'i\r
Am, rcsn buyer. were absent There VIII probably o.
mn uurcha made the United sttts AZ ths series
of s,c. owing the urcer'antis ic2ariinv the tariff
Lewis Hartley & Co.. American nrm 81 wool mrs'
chants doing bu ness lortiand lousr. asinf hail-
ST. think that prices VIII advance a shade WITHIN o
wces; Following are the offerings ana 'he pr''eS w.
tain d. ~, ~,
New south wales-I. 800 h,les greasy. 6+1od'
cnsl,nt- I 800 bales cr"a'v b"aorf.
Vic.ora-cro bales qr"f'r 6sdSl
South Austraa-.c0 bales greasy o't"'tu'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-29

Market co.cd quiet and s,cady TranoLorFslc oiGT
i,sgcd a. NctsTc sd az ns FOR en-unon ri
bale; total l9l bales; spot market dul ani cas-!
mda9ss ge s Tseh eo,.S Sn14asfn MARK. Tor spot
has been quiet and etcidy quotations
ts 30" bale RATES Oh n.dilns. ut which Grades
ihaa midcng mas 10 delivered On 'ol'i.,,S. ~,
On 1e s Sm 5ce oa tritt low nddns
of low r.idcng ZIG: on; rtrict good Ordinary; i5i'c
81 i'll f %idi ns stained 7.2c on diIine ,ancd i0;
eli -ict low midcling stained -9S2c OH; ~" ''''"e
stained, so OIL
Xen.No rk net receipts zoe bales, gross aaC1 bales
cxpo., continen LOO taIes Ges Brian. ls ,'.
bale frnee AZ bale Si"alaed a. ~ ,is Tool net
o receipts today 5a4.G bale nus ; lar ,m'S ~ ~
!acs Continent 1906 ba'c- ENpor;s: G;ga5 EI,,an
500 bales trarrc az bales SpIt I h- iyopoo
1000 bales speculation and e ,0PcG5 1op Nnccan
80 zoo bales mddnr ZIG Futur' 9pcaed ,'.,ds:
demand n9dcrae at rom TO 'o s
January february oai2o ua aSoas 3b
March April .22S ArrMay i2s@ia M Mayrmer iio
40 Novcber Dcccmccr warns ouet and un.
changed . , -,
coffee marie, Il Oc NsTf 10 no G'sV With
orar. scarpc and tac local dttge Of .pClpisSS
energy the sales on first call amounting 10 oy liz
ass and by qccS Teachins but l3'oy 'iso51i5
March AZ 1900 1865: May 15G0al'G'; Sp,rn.p'r
at = x .r TsS lS %; InH Street 90 psSS showing apathy
10 spot cofc ard 40 quoci Zee without ,S,, M
cnrorragins Iavre showing barely stcady marHst 10
decline Of a franc Ionaon los Of -o 0%'n ,a ni az I'M NJ
psr,nar Hsurc .hownr weak market a. ~, . Win ~
coo bigs; stork III Ooo bags. the sant,- mr'et
was quiet a. Ii 900 for good ayea WIN i'c' :"
uncha"sed prices Is point decline o0, Tho ov %aTA To GI
all l3, 500 BAGS as fOlloN-'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-29
nocrov WOOL, MARKET.

ro.ton Nov 2s-The demand continues eool ior oSio
nestle wool and prices are aud well sgsaiad o gI
a"cces have been selling at 2.c for ana say solasc
", and above. Michig,n y Is nrni ~
y" woods are quoted 25d2Ge for Ohio ana s;c.
LOT @ ,oi,e M o3oic for Michigan. and 2ied.e 0
Ohio rnwahd ecmbag M.S, are In icna" wool. con.
~ 10 soil freely and nrm with so on "a. 20;
quoted Ter ssc for ns n msa u o are selling
mesV at sSgS clean with fall TsSa. at nOi ia favor
Jor ee sunars soil az aOd2Sc u quality WI
ana woods are more In demand but carpet WOODS are 81"
dull
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-29
sOyrTurRN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston Nov oS-Cottor Gulct middllng. DUO /
low mIddiirg 7.; good ordinary i5i0e net ; an'
rcc,iuts H73 tnlc~; exports % t'irls hrthr
CO.., I,lcs aac. COS bales spinncss. LOG bales '''A'
17t 1913 bales. ,,,, -,.. loo,
mid Hing ice good ordinary. orc net ana sros'
bales; r\'o;f> coa-twise Loo Die'
sales 4 0oS bales stock. $50 brlcs. ,,s,,
Neworcans Nov IS Otto" s,;-y; mo 1oo' r"oi
ordnary c;sc nci receipts eii1o bales grass 20 ro;
bale cx,ots TO Great rritlin, SGD b,es co,st"ise
3sUJ bales; sales $500 b1"s; stock, $50
savannah Nov os-Cotton easy: m'd1,r n s'ia "a
gross rccepts s 7o5 bale eyr"rts eSs,twise. 1854
balas; saleS 32j bales: stock. l32.o9o oalss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-29
BUTTER.

Receipts for week. 24,33S pkgs Trade dragged
along slowly to the close on sarTrday ans
Of fresh butter Buyers had evidently secured some
stock ahead during the previous week ana Were
imnortant purchases. So far this week trade has
not improved much. but lighter receipts and irmer
western advices have given the market little
steadisr tone on the highest table grades Extra
Western creamery is selling at 27aHl2c, but the
quality. Many of the receipts show wntry defects
and there is liberal supply of firsts and seconds
for those the demand is slack and values rather
uncertain. State creamery is very irregular d,d IN
Sor hest trade Receipts of State dairy continue
light, and prices pretty well sustained Firklns
have sold remarkably well. and fancy lots are not
nhtainable below 24c. The Western packngs are
Increasing and under slow trade are weakening
outside quotations reached only ior very e"oioe
la4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-29

HEMP AND JrTT;-The markc, Il very quiet for hemp
with quoted value, entirely nominal, while !uc ana
,uic rule about STEADY, though quiet we quot
M,ni.a hemp for shipment. 5i-djtc and 1tc on SPOT
si.a hemp. 37sdic, spot and IN arrive pf best grad.
lag. 2i.c; bdgslnG, @i.d-tc.
uIDEs-Cty slurhtcrs only mod ratcly active and
value. less nominal N"N"t'l'i'sS "
nnrxct in other respect Is gpic active ani hri WIN
-. ,d,,p,,d n trine I'm .oTl We quote
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-29
THE PETROLEUM MARKER

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
Ncw.YorS. November %. 1898
The crude PETROLEUM speculation to-day showed hrmncss
ard unusual activity. The sales IN options at the Con-
solicited Exchange amounted 10 10000 barrels ut - cents
and that price tint sumo a. tn on CITY quota ION
Field news was rraerc, but IL OF the same bulsh
n noted OF late.
Refined p,.rol, im unchanged n. DO cents gal
lon IN bar rrs eG5 IN bulk and Coz cent, In cases
Foreign quotations w.r'; Amtw.fp ii's@iia tancs'
rrerlen 80 marks; LoGd1n, Bad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-29

Following Is q synopsis OF the Tariff bill as given
bv the way, and Means Committee: On the free lit arc
placed all No 10 d In color all
bottoms DRAWINGS sweepings, yrups OF juice
mclaGa concentrated mc9da and concentrated
nolls-es and molas-cs. All above No 1G IN
color shall raw hvctwpnteths OF cent PEI NJ sugar
candy and all confectiOnercs 30 yalOr,m
grape Is per ed vaIorem. Also that
the l0unie, authorized 10 be paid TO producers OF
shall reduced onecight port Of the respective amounts
each year and shall july 1902 This evidently
means begin the reduction In 1875. No extra drtv
on refined from bountypayIn countries. This Tariff
considered by being unf,yOrablc
for home rencrs very favorable for foreign rcncrs
particularly I'm bountypayina cOuntrir..
SrEARINEt-Markct quiet. Lard 1i4dl0c. Olco quiet
at Tie
TNIIOw--NarEet quiet and easier quoted 5d5'rc.
TOEACCO-sceileaf IN fair request with sales Of
o3j cases 1891. State Havana. private terms 100
cases 1902 Pcnnsylvan, Havana 12iac so 1892
Ncw.TnpIand Havana oOdG0c 300 bales Havana G5cG
n and 100 Sumatra 81 SOdSf %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-29

no,n coffee quiet but STEADY t, hrm win a, slc o.,
Of 800 bag. antana No at 80. ."n'oNa auoc' Ut
-oT D1i5I,s-rhc market Tor plum i stu dull and The
fs,n Oh to - wh iobnns lc' going a, from
80 TO- ounns rs .t s nT o6 o @ea l %" AbS",
ali H. have been clear, ,aos Sg T RF, .sn o.
,. could I've had iron weak s,cord hands at loEr -.
.cnta oS ar nm c'maiy ,er nn ~ ., far
Waras County VIII II q II quoted ~ -3et3 TO- The ont
,iac ee s I@c. n s3n Al s cvas srahe rot Is urn
~ soc We quote: Alco.l-t'rain des' r..
bate per gal &c 81, ~: wood. % per cent p,r ~ ~
ocoleic II so; arn!ca lover per r, lorsll'' n"x>
G.. rs cIin PER n lcaIec s,s,,fr,: IeI n eha;e;
SOAP AZ ;o,aa a rc, "a, - ~ Or CON
Ter sal 7o, PEN. per n = .9s:i 30: tog pr LII, H.
psr n. IirdI5c cases pcr =. l'di,Ac; cocol butter.
INK s's gS I'D '' rr ' r S aS eass
n %G eop Ios,c and aI p5l%T pr Sus
rcq ~ ,,r, barrels Pr N ia'sc cases. pr p itdiGc
jnnlpcf berries pr y, cd2lsc nannn large fake pr d.
Morphine. bulk pr o. s5a.i o., eighth, o, e. u
=: r.: ~ S' ac po~dcrd pr n ssssi 10 qnn!nc
Anrosiura' per n 81 7csSl S. Par, pr ~ 'as o.
yanlIa beans. whole. per n so Sodss; cut per d.
fIsm-rhe market for Iish nackcrei (, in about n.
Week Thcrc has been Inquiry for IN nsA but
Ia, itca, Of buyers are etl away below me Wv, Of
I pss'd Suycr hoTc,el 'ogS 900 n'rs
about 49, while none oirrns a. an,tl,ng ud'r
II. so inerr have lcln arrivals THIS en- osif
Kind, Of dull fnd entirely nor maj ~ 10
price. Bon herring scarce ana wantd ana me
mice Is about ljc Tor sI"t todnsh ae urn ana IN
cool demand with tie ceiling prir. on th" AS ="
lat quotations. We quot; Mickfc -Norw'.l
hloa,ers per hbl s2ja .25 80. norwegian No FL NC
f92; do No . jOdslc 20 Irish No +i5a 81 ~ NO
3i9dsl2 80 Ma.sa chu-etts bloa"r. ~ Ma-nehu..u
shore. No l. 900 do No >, slba-IG % do -" - sl.d
Az SoNa scotia No I. $ISIsl9; do No >: large
40 jOdSI7 do No > medium. SiJd-l3 %; do No ~
d.lo 30 ,inkc 40 so all io'f'""rres - :5ne -:
Grand Bank large =, goa 80; do medium. I" 15".'
Herring MEDIUM scaled PER 10y. IT, r,,,. 20
round per m s3os3 Is; Passport Tlit - - do
rouad y 75d-3 Labrador split - 30 scotch medium
nm. a. 5oafs do large, 40 5Odso - Norw"c an. Ks
20 500 ~ - do Ks - 1913 Dutch ordinary. new
iJdJOc DO fun white hoop. DOE.
grain Of fair proportions although quite =" tion OF the
transactions were IN city mill forr at piNst. terms.
There fair demand AGAIN f.i -pfns patents win
Is 200 ckar,~ including 600 bh, Western Iatnt- at
"a 5O6cy 81. q o., bbls city min fi'ants private
ir1ns 100 -:ru.ht, - l5ds3 2j for Weston and
~ GOde3 80 ,nr city: 800 bill. clears ~ 81 800 hbi,
y, extra 40 private terms; 100 Dbl, .pctne ~
lOH&2 20: 100 Ibis spring patents At tiari 10 aud
private terms: 800 Ol- :, aicht- at ~ 10 900 Dbl,
clear. AZ nriv.tc terms 300 bbs Of rye fixtures at
81 GOdT2 CO. and 900 sacs 81 suIerin" ~ - ~ somh
market was nrm and higher. sale, were coo ble- at
~ 750s3 RYE fI0VE-Th" market vas steady
sales 800 bbis At az 7ja.s. Quotations follow;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-29
IIEslLOCK.
UNION TANNED.

Se'o"u'' '''"s D. ,o. . dat,
and wilnout any new feature The Philadelphia iron
ma1s n.s , ss i hSf' q qS"s for tnc
The and " 1, a,ner G@ca 70 od ", Sa,
ana e'.y pics wI' s,5 ~hiIs "a bu,lnss !, re,
icSd IN :%a ,,' si9 ,@sS m, % S" i iSr
6 sSd b Che sS%'@s i%rIacT' d0ras the or
fcS say S fS ifo" 5000 500 .o, msas
%SS%sr Of go e1 ss Ca a'sisS sS !
Ioa.,iIlc pre- rcnan me -, , OF
aAs for sSS eo .S 9ns at lex pa r r ma ,l
io' ciG Go e.. ca'cr s5o c Srlca The :: isa,
ss ta i ai., ,Ji ina. ,s PTS ed
S'&d ss: %'ss , S T T at 5 g. T. 81
" %'" '''S s" sasSa@ QUIT ~ D.
assas seE isira s sa'' n:. 'I Jan p sa;
+ '2 ,, s G Si:' n" ja i.as' 1873 's US
IT, n as"' for %'G "s i s c, aS wiz" $50 nd .
SGsn1c and sd 2Ta n Of n ~ t, GER pp p
rlc" s.ronerr ni.h $50 bid for -pc, as7 ba ir
I,"@@s @ S S cH' ,o shelter ", to r s at at 80 SO
Ts oSsF qaSssS", sst sS,.n '' Snlr ss 'dr
lsary s 10, 80 6, 81 so aos ssn, ' sd
s"', - od -, u' ''. $40, s5 IS 81; tree months
SO :, Cd. sp.,r ~ is o. r demand fr new crop
M9hA s. S AM1 r. % & t. M" lot, Will p
ar more or ~" na rS,cs a." s"a aoca "aS7c
,hoicc aoa,o Nr"oIgans od c ,, ,s rlsoi
ugal. ordinary -" iic; c9m"n r.'h,ios lob.
rfinr ~ 80. gonl nlN'.'r' ."'"-'
bling los .3"@oc; ioto heo -Saoo' ,Ilare ,otiic-
-'"idy Dui J".t' We Px",,n.' ,',, "or,.lc. Urine
common 1JGEr: mi, hHi?'t go'H' -'"-''' f''"'''
-.a2s; choice 2i"2r. ill.,,
NAVAL STorlS The market for spirits turlS ntiir
was .hadr ., Ter on dun market but ro>n Nas -,riul
at unrh,uq.I priccs. Stock-I.o-In. sOOlS np,>
spirits taricat.ar' ias, IBIS Tar; 1909 bnls.
We orc,r spirits urp ntnr :o'ic IN GUN
rrn his and 3O'.r I'm machinc.ralc Lbls No-in on,
mon strained 81 o7l good strained Al 32 T. Il 40; f.
~ ;aSI 40, &, III ~. A IL 81: - 81, X, - W.
~ n al y. ~ a. "A 40 W ~ 30: tar, o b.
~ o.. IA IN 900. mitch light weight. II 80;
'' ", '','' n,,,,,,,~, , f., hort, freichts I,
o'fAN fNfI'H N-bn'ih'', u, o., iv nndI,y
picking up little AMI th' General MARKET - =" ~ i,I
IT. own ~ to rate lrSae'mnu: ~ ,,,s. ~ il m5irg
"aus n po," w. ~ i.idc pate last evening IN
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-29
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES.

Domestic potatoes are in moderate supply. put
largely below choice and moving slowly. Foreign
stock wen cleaned up and tending slightly In sell
ers favor Sweet potatoes OF fancy quality c d,i
Cauiflowers in lighter supply and higher. Southern
string beans scarce ana higher but arrivals show
wide range in quality and value. Florida cucum-
hers and egg nlants In fair demand whom choice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-29

- ., -. la. do,ornInel holders Of cotton and the daily
deferred hope light receipts has thc ene's VI ''
what discoufacng them" 49,, =,
Opcnny range and close today and closing bids tho
prc ,ious n,ht aud last follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-29
FRUITS AND BERRIEs-FREsH.

.,,,es r,,ed dull and barely steady following
our last report but have moved little better TO-
ward the close house pears very quiet Grapes
,antv and dull Cranberries firm for fancy grades
but considerable defective stock arryng' wn,es
~ excessive supply and Of very irregular quality
and condition; trade dull and prices showing wide
range and a low average. Tangerines quiet and
easier Mandarlns offered lower and greatly neg
locted Grape fruit lower.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-29
GAM Il.

Quail in light supply and firm: few sales OF , ex-
ira fancy a shade above quotation PartrluSeS
steady Dark grouse quiet and less firm, Pintails
steady Snipe and plover firm. Wild ducks rather
quiet but fine heavy birds in some demand RAD
bits firm. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-29
SrNDRIES.

N1-Ts-Peanuts dull and only iobbng sales at
outside figures quoted at aaic for fancy b PANT
Quiet at 27sGSc for No. j, No. quoted a,
i7sa2c: Virginia No. ] shclcd at 2sH3e. and
auiet: Southern quoted al slN$; per bush of 60
n: fancy Northern scarce. anc a Few snch reach
s. 5OmN o. Hickory nuts very plenty and dull at
1Jc0Sl per bush , -. o,,,,o-
with Some choice lots held at n slight premium.
GINSENCi-Market firm; Northern quoted at $50
s. 20; Western at 81 sass 20 and Southern at y "g
UOSEY-Ncw white clover In single comb boxes
quoted at 13Ml5c; but latter price extreme for any
imnortant sales: buckwheat. 10flllc; California cx-
tracted iobbing from store at 6AM6l2c; car lots
nnoted at 5AG6c per ID; Southern extracted very
dull at ,Jf70c per gallon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-29

Fxports OF grain from Atlantic potts for week
nded November -. AMI since september l. 1893,
pared with the previous year:
Last From Previous
wcck Sept l. year. Changes.
Flour bbs cSI 81, 3fji 5s7 3, i2G.l SO Inc. 81
Wheat lush. o 2iIj 3iS5j 2l3 ,13y De. CO55,s
Corn BUSH. 9Ji,oi7 1911 81 40 ,ji2 Inc SSs901
Receipts brcadsturs interior points in thousands
epher, lOCVl omItted l0lr Ibl grain bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-29
DRIED FRUITS.

Receipts for week, 25527 pkgs exports 2.J01 pkgs.
Evaporated apples are still having qriet SALE and
on most grades the market has rather easy tone
In a small jobbing way lll1c is reached for very
fancy quality. but no considerable lots could be
fine they are. Choice fruit T. selling at lOqlolsc
for less. Not much call Tor sun-dried apples. but
the offerings are not large nor urgent and prices
remain about as Of late Chops very dull and cores
and skins are weaker. Peaches move only in n
jobbing way Raspberres neglected and weaker:
very light offerings. Huckleberries scarce. Black
berries firm California apricots hold steady
pr,ines very plenty and weaker. but moving into
Communicative channels quite freely.