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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-06
THE VALUE OF UNLIMITED DEBATE.


To the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: The close OF the great silver debate in the
Senate seems appropriate time to comment
the subject of the freedom OF discussion which
cheracterizcs the higher branch OF Congress Sci
dom In history has the Senate devoted itself
long and exclusively to tho con-
sideration OF single subject and my belief there
has never been greater more useful debate
in that body since our Government was Organized
Within the last forty years several notable dis
cussions of extraordinary duration have occurred I'm
the Senate like those the repeal OF the Missouri
Compromise. freedom In the Territories the in
volatility of the Union. providing means for sus-
tanning the Army in the field of war and the
reconstruction of the seeded States but these
generally occurred in regular sessions of Congress
and crowded into the ordinary current OF
Congressional business.
Now the subject has been free from political
bias and relates wholly to the material interests
OF the people and. owing to general misapprehen-
sion to the real cause of the existing disturbed
condition of business throughout the country, there
has been unusual impaticnce on account of the
prolonged discussion that has occurred If the
people OF the United States could vote tomorrow
the question or limiting debate in the Senate.
they would doubtless provide for the previous
question in that body by an overwhelming vote
And yet in my humble opinion, such action would
be the most dangerous course that could posshly
be taken The unlimited freedom of debate In the
upper house OF Congress is In my belief. the
est safeguard we have to preserve for all time the
liberties OF the people, and the enduring welfare
of the Union.
The inestlmable value OF absolute freedom of de-
bate is that II inevitably nsures righteous results
in times of extreme peril. Hasty action mich,
often bring erroneous results but perfect deibera-
zion will surely reach a safe conclusion In the
present instance there has been an extremely high
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-06
VIEW OF THE CHARACTER OF SALOME.

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir In the story, "Out Of Step by Maria T.
Poole have taken special interest in the character
OF Salome. / have observed many such natures
but have never CHANGED 10 find OF her make
up portrayed in fiction. The following character
analyses touching Salome and Moore from my
sketchboOk. may interest your readers:
He reasons logically; and his mind directs his
purposes. His nfe-his acts. partake of matho-
NAUTICAL nature His reason is of delicate nature.
having the heart as It's eye for pilot instead Of the
minds sort OF intuitive-sympathetc process
and acts by impulses; is quick and quite accurate.
Its principle of action is allied with peace
and good will than with strict veracity, as laid
down by moral laws. His logical reason abdcs
by these laws and Is also open 10 the influence OF
tween two principles; one abstract logical
reason. strengthened by continual contact with
laws and rules that owed their structure to mathc-
NAUTICAL axioms. The other an innate power
OF sympathy that emanates from the heart ana
was of a spontaneous nature. one often contra
dicted the other. and his mind at times dis
tracted by the vacillating effect Of these
dinal principles. He reasons by logic. until gull
opens, and further progress is stopped. Then his
heart to the rescue comes and builds by svrl-
patty, bridge across this gap; then onward
he goes, with heart and mind hand i'm hand lcarll-
ing all natures construction. T.. H. LORING
Fort Lee, y. j.. Oct. %, 1893
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-06
'''a' VIII wa GEORGE TIcKNoR CURTIS
New-York, Oct. a, 1893.
HOW BROOKLYN is ROBBED.

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: When you state that the taxpayers OF this
city are robbed you state the truth. and nobody
knows better than the victims who have to foot
the bills TO rent out property this city is
investment. and If could sell out my holdings at
cash to-day ] would do it quickly. The house
now occupy bought some five years ago paying
$500 for same aal thought it bargain II is two
story and basement. we" built and finished all
the way through. II is close to tie main entrance
Of Prospect Park, ard thought ought to Increase
In valuation Il has. according to the ideas OF the
assessors. they have increased their valuation
from s. 90 to 81 900 H. the face # this, OF
neighbCrs who for II" last year has been ily.ns
to sell his homo and spent goo painting paperng.
etc. sold out tho otho~ day for $40" "a loss of
5000 He paid originally 500 rs his location IS
nearer the corner. Now thai Loua" - '''tc's'i
500 than in iA.2.
| say property in BROOKLYN Is assessed on hc'i-
tious valuation and boomcd away up nj the poll
tcians 50 that they can float NOR bonds. and at
the same time keep withln the charter limit ii rs
a fraud and highway robbery but what can We 80
about II? 1t Is "A strnd-and- deliver came Only the
corporations get nearing and can get their
taxes settled on a ~ Der cent ba SIS. as I'D The
elevated railroads No wonder they can give 300
shares Of stock away What the citizens ought 10
pay their taxes stating that Thy AZ" eXorhtant;
They have as much riGht to do 1t as the elevated
five years ago. / have sicnt nearly <itp in IN
provoments, and 20 save my neck can't get oyer
Here is what it costs - maintain II:
Money invested-SS@oo at per ccnt.......... s5 %
TaN"s 10y n
Water I"v
Repairs "V
If / were to rent this house could not get
$50 a house in Now-York valued at $500. with =
sls2 30 \ DISCiI 'STfD BIOOKI.YNITE
Brooklyn. Nov. /. 1856
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-06
o3-TWELVE PAGES

muscovado 80 test. 2sc moasscs sugar. 50 test Ssc
London,ane quiet nominal Java OF los, ana Ioir
refining al 10. Cd Beet qui prices b,leiy nianed
present month, l3s lid; next month. lbs I'D
KEFINED-Was dull today without change IN prizes,
trough expected That there will b. revision early
nest week tina, Will put prices on a lower level, VITA
this idea BUYERS taking small lots only The folowins
are the quotations posted by the refining companies ana
tho after dcducting rebates
n present and allowed. NcwYork ami Philadelphia re.
timers also allow per trade discount on lots OF
100 hills or mole and quantity cent. They
will not sell than % bbls For sugar PACKED IN
tags there additional charge on granuatco Dus
LIZ ~, nli crafec
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-06
III ROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool, Nov /. \. n-rce and rork-Ilcders Offer
srariuelv. Hams and baconIlodcrs oIer FIR civ Cheese
Holders ohcr moderately. TallOw-IIndcrs oIfr suar
insy. Spirits Of tur ntnsHodcrs offer ,paringly hnn
no 2',s Of HosiIlo der, ontr ~rlring'y Iard-Snot-
Holders oner sparin futIrcs-hod are not Offering
Wheat and norrioi Ter onor mode rat"ly Corn-Spot
and ftur'silold ~ o1rr srarnev mixed western SPOT
firm at II lid November firm at IL I'd firm
ut Is Old; Januiry lrm ut Is 2.d new Hons ut
I,Ondon-lacinc Cuast-Thc supply is poor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-06
TIE PETROLEUW MARKET.


NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE or PRICES.
NewYork. Nov. T. 1899.
The statistics Of the petroleum trade continue
favorable to believers in approaching values
The exports OF crude refined ETC. from the At
lantic ports from January to date now foot up
70il0i0o0 gallons Increase Of 1896 7G2 900 gallons
the corresponding period OF 1892 The re-
ports from the producing fields indicate a gradual
exhaustion of territory. The production Of The old
districts has fallen on. and there is no increase
in the newer pools. The latest information from
the Sis,eryle field shows that its limits have been
fully defined. and 1t is believed that it's maximum
output has about been reached The monthly de-
velopmcnt report showed a large decrease in the
daily average new production, and the falling off
ieid WORK IS Only on moderate scale hppended
are the led reports Cor the last four months:
\, y. Penn, ". Va. etc. July Aug: Sept oct.
Daily av. new prod, bbls.....so32 s7oc $50 1896
Az per 5s.n a6.s9 SS$5
W isf % Sr ara IS Is g !s
Total new work. 2S2 800 Sls 800
The partial pipe line reports for October fore,
returns are in OF about 10000 barrels The figures
are as follows:
d Buns ms cries RE 8, d lei. Charters
I Hg Dee sS SiS e5 is5 ss s
The range of prices and the total dealings in
National Transit certificates at the Consolidated
Stock and Petroleum Exchange for the last four
weeks were follows:
Week ended oct. H. oct Il. Oct % Nov T.
81: 81: a: # E +:
Sales barrels. 0D) 2.OD 300 $1,000
Including switching operations.
Rehned petroleum was unchanged at BIB cents a
gallon In barrels. 2s5 cents in bulk and $50 cents
IN cases IN New-York. and SO cents In barrels and
ZO cents In bulk at Philadelphia. Washington
crude was $50 cents In barrels and cents In bulk
Naphtna was unchanged at $50 cents a gallon.
foreign quotations were the same at ll12 francs
per 100 kos at Antwerp 49, marks per 50 kilos at
Bremen and 37sd per Imperial gallon at London.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-06
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

ch,c,co Nov. ) tsrocian.-whcat broke eent
Yesterday AMI it looked a. II at least million OF thas
long line Of Wall street whe va ry , S,USe
r'nt fon the and nom the seaboad seem 70 %
arish D'c,mr sold from O 30 10 - - anu 90 80, 90
AZ o2 i.s av.', Rae small export c aiaics H"l
both coas,s 500 900 bush; tn small cle rance, is
cables ana world a>Mlabl. is2ocO ", uo si'
re part Of the dscougasng new from 'c -,
m, 'Ninncal oil, ard DWldth caHat' Luz N's.
almost large a. last year. ANA Iood uai M .uppy
Would n,r as, 800 900 bush. No charter, were nate ATE
Thc week, mosro,nt i,eated an"'">r ydga Ling
vas slaony toe important ;; euatse ItG:' 'ls "a a..
sim,d tia, the DcceIrbr lqudaton VIII te IN "'''
the neNt Two meeks a, lsn,'' ,m, a .,,d some
what by the aklcas in wheat Ma, ,oli btm"I cher
and l3 and closed at 42's cents oao", were re
naac for $50 ooS ush Receipts w,r, lioht There We"
.5i ears, the estimate for Mowia' va Sdp ,ed steady.
MAY V'so sold Retweer sS and 3,'- lo>d At s9SSix
cents The Incident If day was The nyns 'J sSai
continues excellent The receipts cGt,nn, H J., IN, hog
acssT, and BY ,ss GMsS SSas, q ts% sas
s%, estimate for next wcck 3oooo Ysserys 5Tio
were 1000 head. ana prices a. t sa ANS. r DAY AZ
sI'S "o.i &c ~ 10 yesterday; January laI Wins 6s
sc,d Friday q, - s. ,g g c a. Is a. = 81 'a.'
ON the c1h puts on De cmber wheat ws.s c, scr
December wheat, O3t GO''sc' Luz" " '
i2Nc; calls i2'oe.
SOUTHERN COTTON MAHnhI'' ,,x
Savannah Na' c,,ton STEADY mddllne, ''se ,n mw
',s' WV = ,n.,y re and sfo> .",,'p.r
Xxi hai,s cxn"yrs oartNisc, 29i2 baies s"'S' ''~
ais; - ck. lJc,2J3 bi e- ,et. rooi mdtlinS. Sc
miidlng, 7a.c: low mlddinS s, .ss ss TAT cspdts
TO the Continont. 62s ba.es; cSa, ,tN '''0
'a s; TO- ", Or Ssy s"k oioa r %ldaag md s srs
mdinS 7ae good Odnay ,cat Sa r.ai, Sisl bales;
icceir,s, s,ldo bales cNpof,ss o., IN St.s
Norfolk Nov LECTION s%ay; ' SIi'i5c net and
gross receipts 55i3 bales eNp3rt !" ,e ooj h4Ivsj
sos bales coastwise, 1850 bales 'A''' w"
stock. 5000 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-06
sor.o Gala. ,,o roported at 50 4oa*2 so RYE FLOUR
oo W. dr,I sars $50 bbs at 49, Quotations follow:
-HiarAcs ""' '-' Winter.

, Co ~ ~ ~ 4uotliicls: Yellow Western, u
g % raiywn g 80 sasmUrs y s SO s o%,.,
ys" % @ l 81 - ps ys'T s sIS
Quotation, Of Western sa5lot ton !o osr1. eo 20
led. 75S ss Gcmny chop $4,000 cottcnsccd meal
q os . per oS ID ;a oil %e oo aeSs Il az city Iced
to-day showed weaker tone again prevailing. tlrst
selling by traders. After TIN, there was monentary
selling movement was renewed which prices closed
weak at IL o'clock al cdse net dceHhc. lie hhifnct
on the cuib developed sl graer we,Ane,' ana closed
rom to i,e oco 5n @ s OF lat t 91n vre e
Gull and hry ana t"' wa, Sa'a no no IL t 1,,
~ u ao OVER lat week mi, and the continued
Tree MOVEMENT Of ,riag wheat gives rise to eHpcci.
ton Of a large increase In the visible, which. In the
a ycyy "l a| ,po Anu me total interior Receipt for he
wecs ca toda! Mer o o',1 aud O. iS S l t"s
bren against Ii5,oo9ooo bush last year. The EXPORTS
str~cts'' thu week show, a nearly 800 coo
hnh an S ,nc !Ta Short troy from me four no FOR
the ended today show decrease OF 10000 bu-h
acrine. >ole, were lOICoo bush, including s9,opo
p pc" m store; Dcccnbr closed ssh; december
price a. tors &c anGr, Pee9oer great 10 oS
snsn; ,mi,'t' term: Gsii,eEsai no q ,rd rcd
coENTho market FOR a9ra w- gp H@ but .gty i,
cri interior receipts tH~ Of 1C1NNO Du-h ara
good exp Nouli mean decrease In tn"
wcasnc~s In sympathy with the d" lin IN what and
closed quiet AZ Ia, n.eit'- agrr Cash corn was
pnnin,lly unchangci No quoted ia Sc r'eNltor
and 47a.di7..c li>cr'd OAT>Ih mar,ct was Ney
quiet 1htI practically nothiIg u n uii
at before clo.r when fw sales ~ November ard
ID, ccmler VIZ made a. isc alvarez last nieht.
Cash oat~ almost A. much neglected a. futures ard
- 600 bush a. follows: No oaf. - 900 brs', -"
3j,tc elevator and go d,l,'r d; No 3i.c nom
Ingl. 80 W'ifr 1000 bush. 3i@a3i'fc; 30 whit".
10 600 bush 3.fsc: track whit. l5Co) lu.h. 3iHilc;
track miNol. 600 hr-h 3jJ3Jrc.. .MALT-NarS.t
uactiyr: western c0a7j. Canada sjHooc; siN-row"d
,rsicd W stern. 5jai7c-...RYfM rk noninal..,..
SEEDS G n,, s.",d dun; 80 November. =" so a-k,d
D. cmlr - pssrd. Tinohy- Ma kcf stead carlot~
quoted 3 75r+t pr 100 =. FaNs'fl-S;'ldy ot - y
.. ErCKwuEAT-Markct dun Canadian in bond
qrofcd j5i,d5Jc. $500
o. lg.h cora. so 200 bush oats. 81 49," b. u hay
Ia rye. NJ bush rorr. "2cjS hhs ard go,
Interior '"lp- ~ wheat for 10 wc"N.. cnnlng
tonight hay. boon : go 600 bush AGAINST lfJSSpn'D
lr..i la-i lugll-h frnrr dr!No'.r, last week,
SO urairf> aycr1rc price Of % Id f>na ted
dcll,esio. ~ al points. 50 -~2 bush k"'"lit- ~ m
tor'or rn,. i!s d. wheat. g iS 100 busA
from f,ur Atlantic rrs: Flour l92 500 bbs; wheat.
G.DGo bush. corn 5SS SEQ bush Erad>ticots export.
for both coa-,~ for week ended trdav Of Wheat and
n.ur v.rc osjcg2o bu.h AGAINST 3,1j2J bush the
= 20, ion. vcax ard y ~ bush aQo. Tho
RI. ~ corn were SiGioo bush. ag9iu-t neo 500 bush
DAT. a,r ben 775oi oc0 hu aea,n-t 1905 600 besh
,.Eie,-, ., lt. d, Grain are a. follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-06

ss%s ssst So Dss:'d with ars
s,es-iIaIleabeck Hollis; 2c9 Western D''n amSs.
s 1ss s,a,e At DO "a % per =. 100 y p i1S DO
i47 state sheep 4G, EG N, az e y TO- '2s'
81 AL. '''' '''"''' % y v
?: Mcpherson 4 Co: 50 kentucky lambs. IS 4
fo7 H. at lf g g. g g d. ics Il s Is1 Kentucky
do & e Ipd shes Go IS e. s s s g sa
- WiikersOn & Sherman lai Indiana sheep. 1903 n. 4.
soo mere 81 cars Or .sss head No
choice light hogs are quoted at So 25as7 per 100 n
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.
East Liberty Nov 4-CattIe-ReceIpts light: m,,..
s'sads 81 fair sh = sesss 8 E
range Of SO 4Oa 50 60 for prime Workers mixed and ,
light demand od l 80 market steady
spring lambs. 81 25qsi 80,
sooo head market rteady common to extra steers 30
6 g sC so s, d%S fea ss 'a - Is and
e s aieiSs sss.s KS e. I; ssss
carts 1000 head malSst steady poor to choice s:s
- Louis Nov i-Catte- Receipts. 500 head nark&
steady osscReceipt; 500 head market ,Ss 5g9c lcw
~ Ii%sslS Nov. 4.catte-Recep,. lass "a hours 200
head to New-York L7so head sale. 60 head marss
opened easy; closed weak; good fat cows and heIfs
81 yOas3 Is. Hogs-RcccptT last 81 hours $500 head.
total for week thus far. SO $50 head for time I
week 80 $50 head consigned through. 1850 head q
opened slow and lower FOR all grades; closed weak;
Workers, good to choice, % !ods6 % light grades 90
shec and amb.-Rcseipts las. 81 hours. goo bad @
25 400 head: consigned through, leo head; New.
York 500 head sale, $500 head, including nun
Der held over Yesterday; market opened steady bN
slow with general feeling frmer closed weak god light
lamb, - o5dsi IS; Canada lambs q 5oas! s.; god
choice sheep $3ds3 25 common, 80 50as2 s..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-06
He NAY CAST HIS VOTE.
To the Editor Of The Tribune:

Sir: Can IA male person. under the age Of twenty
one years register the last day Of recisira-
ton and vote the seventh day Of November
he becoming Of age or the sixth day Of November?
New-Yorls. Nov. >. 1893 HENRY CUSHING.
(YeS.-f1D
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-06

Ncw.York .pii sal, TO-DAY art last ri'fi Ear
port. nom; con-un.i'o.. - l1in-. 'ontf0' RON;
Speculation. tD,I. i.3 lil~ -i-' narx"' dun.
mddnng~ SO. whrh 1 Unbalanced cornr ~ih y So
tcrilv'- ~ ce-.
and fotion In tore. Tunurr 10 qrrfr not more
than half OF a Grade above bio" ihr grid qIofri
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-06

sTEAkiNE-Market quiet and weaker. lard lac;
1Oc bid lOi,c asked.
TALLOw-Market dull and nominal. Quoted . 1-l6d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-06

II / were to rent this house | could not get
500 4 house IN Now-York valued at $1,000 with
good chance Of increasing IN valuation Is taxed
Sl62 80. y DISGt STED l'ltOOKLNNlTE.
Brooklyn, Nov ], 1855.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-06

NNi NSNIS NNO AYKt'l>- Wv crop New Oflcln, j.
dii 'ai nonrf a. '6i".',. >e.ip. VIZ li.r. At Pa
" ,q""' T., f,r and .ga' IL, god n to r a. Of
,rari- 'rr''in" va. IA aud 'nc nal"'t "'a nro;;
",',' Tar AMI p IcGG rci" quiet Nror
7; "a" le' H. n a .ri,. .' , "rG ,cc ' h tam
s Sa. . n,d o' si - sa a ,,r. TIA.
- @,~ = - {" ;9e - 90. a. 81 :oo
S % : 10 ~ :. 2 roc = \ lar :" @ :; % "
10 il. h. - 10, pt'h rh WIGHT II 50; ~. n. regular
oTfAy fiEIGIis -ru-i',,, il birth frc.ht- show,
no new feature u eors"qu"ncr. A' To SAIL tonn"s
mofe IMPORTANT forcien tr'dc~. AMI winic thcr is but
mi -ail Tonnage may &C. csd 10 rnon weak md"ripar
Petroleum ircsh, for luoI' show .onc ven, win
l. nj to - I'd dir"ct {" United Kingdom a,cori.nf
..a .3c. 70 iu,l cram STEAMERS tn demand
eonnssS nsht G S, m" az srp1 en- GMt by , tn
n., !" a., "r nam been '"n aNses' on h.,",s
ioIlows: 10 Liverpool. 200 hal.~ co,os ,l-G,d, u
London Ioade gran. S'sa I, ii'nbnr- lo,i gram.
~,mcNhat nominal. We quot be- g. ,at.s lor Grain
L.,cuo1 I'D London 39i Antwerp "a NeHea,G'
C,rk !or e,dcr. :, sd. Cotton. n.cii' le'regu@ Is
Lnrr or cnntScni TO- steamer. S"t.on New
,ric''. 20 i:Ncrroi OF 'oltin'n 81, o. ','Hn,r; q
~ I'r5"d 81, 3D. sc,mcf ,rnroi cSrgo vgimi,
20 pnbiim and glasgow. is; Il amer. frlin Nov
or'ai' - INT nl-m or continent i5~ q nt 'I n
to SiriH. 80 ark (pr'i!oq, 9 rrNa 300 , 9n'
ouiicnt p 81 bark. lumh"r and rosn. savannah :"
Mn, II" =, or i ,go' i. 20 "i schooner Is on%
N'"horI 70 ii',ti ai ba.k no"n, - 800 tgS loon
srnoohf hm,rF hail ''or to Nr".fo,k ~ =, ,.r
GiLs-co.loncd oil was calcl ',Hdy at S'G o,, Ior
.unncr white at i1"i7c. Lard oil 'emain'd '''uS at
Prov >ioNs- wa fat un!n ,tas mtrkr o,,i In
rodr t, WIN prices SWINGING NTH ~aa pw,t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-06
Inc stock ana Vsiblr supply Of IiaN ,oicc Oh $40:
ana an'"t Quay as compared Win yr,t rday. J. fo

T.ITVf m IT-I
no. wa. pat through. ana ti nnrhct lbs vita -,
III, lomial prcc for 40 :. Mid coffee va. oui,t L1
stca ~.
HOUR AID MEAI.-Thc N'w-Yora Hour n,arsct dur.
feature of interest. 1i.rc b.rI u t,.G.,r, low All
lower Iilcc, tie suit the vrikn,., I'm VI, T.
Tine cuisines, Ia, been almost cniir"A of hand. to.
mouth character, buyers fclu~i"g to noi-
necessary to supply Their immediate wants md do not
seem At all d"IfOus 10 buy IN quaint Is oi any line
In slIing wheat nOur the dealing been yer, -nlil
It'll" bu-nc>. .ind. During y coed Iar 4 ne,
week the mills haze Teen hodIn. at J., for -ind,ri
brands, while buyer were bidding only ~ Tiis il l.,
Understood l'"n drc Ia the i.,rt of
MILL ficisht rates would BE- advanced after the
close Of a,ieiiiOn, aud were unwilling take any
risk. report that the Duluth ar. cnnpoi Is
the offerings for Duluth account ALTHOUGH
10 l., fact that thee offerings snail There H.
minated good strong bid 81 - o., s,r , line Of
Mnntr oils -four would not b. pi-,c. unhc,dot and i,
Is claimed that l">s known lnrnt. been selling
ow ~ 3od4f Of equally good Hour ~ the .iand
ard brand IN spriny baker, There has l.,I almost
no business aud the thing holds true l low erpl
In winter flour tier" Las been slightly more
MI orders keep stocks coipl"'r. rho tra1r m
been scattered through most of the winter wheat gro,lr-
with price. generally 30 lower. and .pmr CASES IOc
-. the fu nlurc for standard straghts and rob
large quantities could De- bought for his mice
Exporters h,yc out Of the market almost com
ptly The tr,n-actions IN TIE market today wer. in
SPRING patert. but entirely at lower price,, No one
seemed 10 want any -four Iuy's continued 70 hold oil
on the decline IN whci ana transactions for the day
last NIGH, Total sales 600 uFqs IncluaIn" c1O
ibis spring ratcnt- IT - ~ and Al for most Of the
seci. a snail par. touchrg Is hlch ~ Is Tor fancv
400 rye mixtures ~ - and zoo sacks Of
ut ~ 81 Tie sales q wtnt"r flour 3 OK M.
city mills at % e5ass so 100 M. Western ~,ra .ht. at
crn -four was verv ouct. .ErCKwr" ~ ~ or'u--
The market was quiet. with very little demand shown.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-06
The statistical po.ion 81 cotton naic up D, th.
mornings "(hronicle.' j. - follows.

dar E@,~.i.r T. It5 ST .,.,'r;. At sl iuit,d
pr. aas.nq wees $50 o., l,l 81, ~ .err ~.
t. r',r. ic,1r2 h'l.. c'ipr- f'r to- v'cs ~ ioI
h,lc,. at 'ar 80. d" 'l. t.til ,.l.f'- 81. joe.
h al ra.,-. SIT. IT,. - az ia,,. n.;
Yen. 3ii.its b'i'': .'a,, AT 40 rt ro' town.
az Liverpool 1900 l-lc,. lat year. io7.or5
me- s'os = Ann ,a,,t or r 'a'. as' 90
rir: fclr 1000 la' r.. .oi,vlr a. tn t.'rl
in ll CAT '-tpn. $50 %: N-f pri.af~ .I,..
~ t 20 u .'nn"', % - =. ,,al'-t'n. 1iN -
N,H-Ftf.. SO. R..,as - -gt. N.nI.+. Ntn- US
ltlrd Ipa'. "iN. W.. PIT va tt" O.. L.'il-'l~k.
-, n,,,soo ~ ' s'" ' tra' d' s , mod
cair. price r. 1000 lairt. speculation AID -
Sas 800 Aa 'i i5c ,c 600 n l2, n r',e r aoo
eTnot '",' ~ -! Del ~" o-ci iarey . ,dv a; 800
-" Maieh-Aprl, i3ib April MAY. i3j H. laG. Ma.
juro. fa7b Jun'lui' i.9, No,cnior i3ib: No,cnl,r
Dre,.h.- BOB pc.emhcr. ianuarv. 4a0b.
toFFti Tho coffee noiK't al Ncw-York orcn.! win
o'"f. - hens tc'th and ont, 100 hsg. o. ~.
li-t cali. which showed prices I, from, uncIsrrcd =,
points lower. late. der SOM lo-ai iinild ,,l.,
Tpi3".n"nf,i by >cl.c fnr European a~,orni a. n,
result Of whi'h The market showed liilr moi. 80 .,
~ T. tho Woe ..o1 a.nf.,l T., ,I, - NJ
points lower for III ofher futures. Tufoporr .If r
,,,,i'c -"nI - max" no i.r- sion OF To- m'r..t
o. h'~in" dnI WIN" H'pAuig '.0.. ug. heiaf trl
rip 81 .f.ndy wiz sale, Of 5000 hlg.. The I.i,dnl
arArt show d an a1'anr" of Oh po-i,'i', AMI
= fc lno 81 81 % other. Tho advic is.n i'rf wore
confined & . l'icf r1ot nov ~" which Gurl,l 80
" cNchonre standard A. - 800. ., bang r-i,a,~
Ihc S,t was an thino but s,,i-f,ri,rv
ana spot coirr VIII" show IN" qu,tli~ Chan e,
ncslc t'd oni rlno-t nonnii. win 'lrr- i-i.
o. loss interested gain 4, III nc..rt 81
lttlc induccmcnt fr speculative ,,n,Ir,s Thr to-,
-alss today w'r 5000 lag, The m'ta't c,o-cl steady
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-06

NcV.lofk curb. !. T. y m.-Wh'at-Dccemhcr. % "a
C-,. to,rd l-lDr MAY. G,J'-c. closed - 20
I'D. orn Dec"nh"r. 49,. co.cd !, nc bid May.
igi,c cs-.d tpac a-ked O'ts ricmpc snl at 80 a..
Receipt. interior points In Thousands.
phcrs o0 omitted, hour bbl-, grain bush,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-06

The range OF prices and the total dealings In
National Transit certificates at the Consolidated
Stock and Petroleum Exchange for the last four
weeks as follows: