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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-06
5.--Thc leading futures rang d as follows,

Cash quotations. follows Flour dull and STEADY.
20 3D. 5e. s';I 10 ss.s u
3 ~ gIg tHS ra perl 100 B. MS: sss pr sS Ss
M ssr. IS esr % .d aF Sos sia 's %Si
k'y disller. finished goods per gal 81 Is sugars. eus
t Ha F. oduce rSehsnse today butter market vas
aye .mr sheT Gu, in sns avSr Egg: niass
-SGsic. '"'e' Ou' ''A'"s "','' ..,.., ..-,,.,
tsnt "' g R:s s@d =, @
for ssnd No. with s'a GOOD %'s aa
at %' acc at cse receipts and demand M
MG a. mixed c P Isns : ssSi Sale
Ssr o %s ra FAD fs sas PSfs leaf at
SO bakers lard s Leaf r i ne s a. s, ho eesi
s%SSdsS' 6s.', &
remains ,c9 d ,s s3sj OF d''er' GOODS On ''
Milwaukee, Dec May wheat opened IN M MI csl.
sold up e os ds"R ms 10 S aues ana and p's
Sa aS Ss Close S ON track
iSS sat s'Ss Ss'a ssSssS
S Sns %edIg a sSssSe s9i Januay Soc
samples ES 10 p 4yg aret s SG g. rye ii
s coSG demand 80 isc No a0sc. o=ts active No
wh sos No o Sp and md mil nN sturs U steady and
changed. ,...
Dec market N was not ms satisfactory ssss sna
steady decline Of no ana and to Sss
Td DsesS held May a was The
was GOOD ana prices held 10 yesterdays lever. Lnero
were 81 cars OF Northern sold at 6O2c, 80 at ovtc
and 10 bushels and IL cars TO arrive at Wtc; NO
Northern sold 59c principally Coas. grams Mt, wens
steady Receipts OF wheat here were so cars rout
unchanged Iran shortsMarkst steady unehanssd.
Corn-Narket steady No s. 81 d52c no yeiio"' o-c'
Oats-No white 26lsG2!iac; No D, 2o2d2e'
Philadelphia Dec 5.-Flour market ruled steady, ;a gu.
dull a. obbers generally well stocked up ana noioS
on Wheat-Foreign demand continued very nsnD, ero
rIces declined he closing nominal NO reu D "StE
ier G5i,dO5s,c: January. 67d6I.c February 49, 49,
Gsac March 7Od7O.c. CONCEPTION market dnil shaus
lower Gables generally weak, export demand. nehs'
oca carlots in small supply and -adlc higher TAR
maud No mixed, December $685.; January, SO
iSac February 43d4S.c March tSa4Saeai smoaS c6a
CENT light CARROTS ruled firm local Trade uenano %
tnud moderate Futures quiet and unchanged rsh,,.
White december 36d36ac January, 30EuS.c IeDau.
ary &c., dsc March s0' a$5ae kS nasdss sIg,n n
fsir demand Pcnnylyana rose and stars !oa' QUIZ
and white stars 5Sa60c other articles unchahe'
~ Louis Dec 5-F.our-Market quiet and unchaneeeq,
Fran higher sales Fast track. cars sacked az 9sc
car bulk at 55c sacked country at t3c sseke H
sSins at G7c: az mill, l car sacked at 63c wheat anu
and lower; Deccn,ber G0.c; January. 6o'sc; May 0St
sfaii.c Corn firm but lower Decenter. $50 yanu.
arv s.asc Nav gee. Oats lower; December. s.'+cs
Nav 3Oic PorR-Sandard mess selling at Ell on or.
der az sj I.ard-Prme steam nominal az - 10 e!yy
sait meats-Shouders, OAc; longs ana clear IDS,
snort. tic Racon-BoXcd Shoulders. 1+c longs o'scs
clear ribs size: shorts. Ssc High wines seaoS ~
ri H. dull and weak with sellers at % To- SpeS
ter strong at - co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-06

Liverpool Dee. 5 3:i5 m-Pcsf in fair demSna IL
oxtr, India m,-s at nos prime mess su~iu.. ~
- ~ Fork I'm moderate demand prime mess, West
crn fine easy at SOS do medium easy at - "a Hams
IN moor demand slor: about II TO 10 ID easy q.
IDS Cd Bacon In poor demand Cunlcrlind tut abo'
~ to 20 H. cay at l?'; long clear niddle about 70 , ~,
r,sv AZ iSs 81 long and short clear milnl'' ipu,
55n. easy az AS Cd. chccs" in moderate demand
Iurrlrau finest white and colorcd firm 2t Dos iallow
In Moor demand prime city dull at Us: SPIRIT, 81
tuf sntinc In moderate demand dull at rs "a kosin
T., =, p d,mant common firm at - ID. Iarh->I0t IN
poor demand future, in no demand pine W.
winter steaiy at 5s lid no rrf spring steady Ak
Is lid flour In moderate demand; ~ Louis, fancy
winter dul at tOrn-Spbt IN g0ot demand :
future, IN moderate demand mixed western spot ssaly
n. 4, I'D December firm IL I'd January -t'ady at
H. for nov: February steady - Il I'd for new. Hops
at I.oudon-PacHc Coast In poor demand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-06
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Ncw-YoIk, December ., 1898
CO1rON-Oponed at an advance Of iom 70 points
Januar, selling at the call AZ 49, win Milch AZ s'Jo.
sold up 1888 for January aud So1 for March, tcse
prices BENZ IL points above yesterday close tc IA ~
ad for the day beng fIOm . u 10 points Inc
caused chiefly by the failure Of the Liver
pool contract market TO respond Ia the decline mere
Yesterday ttat closing with gain Of point or
two, when material decline looked Tor. There We"
particularly interesting features noticed III our narhI
Everybody Z" DE sti looking at t" receipts al tnp
u. ana upon This movement appears u hahs LIE
oi The market. The eiDent was again arS',
official estimates Of the morning being FOR 5000
bales, While the actual MT receipts we're olOlp bales,
against ~ i2G tlis day last week and 1.oBi bals lat
The Ncw.OreanS receipts tomorrow ar rstl-
mated 1900 bales II S3J bales this day Las.
year. The indications now point u malfr interior
movement The Galveston News" that The
Texas cotton crop hgurcs Il: the present time point 10
loss for the season of % cent? This paper SAYS
that Cotton has been rushed To the potts ~ meet
November contacts but II VIII be- found t. be at the
oxpcnse OF December"
Opening. range and close to-day and closing bids the
previous night and last follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-06
OTHER MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

buffalo Dec. 5catte- Receipts last "a hours lss $50
head total for week thus 2T S191 na G Zoo mead 70
N"w.York. SO head on sale. $50 hcan maikpt oli'ii
%m and o"r WIN S, az Of h I'd oye good 400 to o
n Sccr. ~ cO0si - medium u good ~ odsi ,VI
iet 'n hin tar - TO- oss"Rccclps lat - hours.
$50 head total FOR week thus far 80 naa hor sa o
ir,d: to Ncw.York, iGlo had on ,al" 1000 head;
rats't o'rlcd strong: closed firm an sofa fok 70
,aam and rS;5 os+5 80 ssS -, , Ind
trns Tar > 600 head for tim" las week; 2lN@
head: cor-i, 4 hroug 100 head; t. New.lork 3soo
s ,' "a n'rbrr Of late arrivals Of canada lambs held
over eNtra native lamb - 5oc- 80; good - 2oa ~ "
Si "tra IA, - ga r. 80 good 90 to 10 n wethcrs.
~ coast - extra heavy 81 iOasi 90; CANADA amo''
ri,t Liberty Dee 5-c,ttlc-Rcce light. s. ears;
good dcuard narNct active AMI I'e2c hlGhar on o
30 fair SG" nrt cr 3 3cats 50 good rat and
or-Hcccip- 10 loads demand COOL for pigs and light
Yorh,rs aid stronger on the.c srde and .eady
or an other~ Prime Philadelphia - 50aS5 % Workers
~ ,gs5 - common to b>t pigs. - lod: t., rouHns
sha,:d prir%, ENtra. 81 2od43 80 GOOD % io5ss
far 81 7iat2 30 common oca@i ySaflns' s2"T" 'o'
rnon stock yarl CHICAGO nc 'co'lsrHes .rapr.
.?'S j %t n" %ir s & eyre s'Sr
bull q 23@s 80 calyc - 3iHsG io@s[E * eo@
Sa c :, 9 sa M9Fei c ETak so S a s%T
- 90 light - l51.5 40. pigs. - loaf? ~ eh'ep'
s. Louis pee 5-tut,lc-Rcccipt. i56S head inciud.
ns 'h ho iran '"rdav me cootnnSt Of stow and
doeng The Low Trades OF COWS asf sni er IN rang rS
somrh"rl department While the market was moro aIive
rr go Shade lower. stccrN rlnesl no" - z1@
=, 60 cows Ta,%c SUNNY which averaged fair in
quality Will the r,ngc Of pric@s was csn,idcei lilo
vw,r , .r" "I ahoyr s. D. Rut,hcr; - 5od as -;
m iifSa >. sC@s5 90 lg6t s5ai3 30. shcegIEccets
MIX Iati;r n'' :, 5aa - 3 mix d. 81 5oGs3 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-06
CASH QUOTATIONS..
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For week ending Tuesday. December >.
pE.NS AND PEAS
HEANS AND PEAS.

Receipts for week: Beans. 2.osl pkgs; peas. ll3,o
bush Exports: Beans. LA pkgs peas, lloo Dds:
Imports l6l52 bags beans: Under moderate recepfs
domestic marrow beans have maintained sieduy
position but trade has been quiet tnrouEanou';;
Medium have declined fully &c; trade mas su t
severely the competition with iorelsi 20 90
have sold slowly but the supply has not proved en-
cessive and values have not chance, muor,
orders for red kidney have caused increa hans
pressure to SELL and further concessions nav
bsen made Oh oil grades: S25. b, is
now outside hgure for best lots xerv IH dun
A good many California lima arriving ana Market
in buyers favor Most Of the recent TeeeP,s an 0i
foreign beans have passed out OF ilfst hsnuS ai'
the feeling is quite steady on best goods 'reen
in lobt I'M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-06

IN limited way. South are OF sinliar
character causing ease in markets along the a. hcS
coast but without erect upon ewOrleans, IN Wnu
eyr,t strength evident and higher prices pe1icte
Foreign styles fair request Dan Talnages SONS
70 orleans, telegraph Louisiana movement 70
dlte Receipts rough Inclusive OF amount carried o,"r
$40 O75 sacks; last 1oiy450 sacks. sales ceaiu
fest ly55UD LDls last year. 10000 bbls Marie:
srIng but dull. Stock large; recent, coming orwatu
q, three times OF demand and from Charleston
they elegraph Carolina crop movement to date Rerepc
So,,cl 10 il2 bbls. Sales $3.50 bbls. ndcr sluggish
movement prices have eased fraction. Cleaned stocks
steadily accommodating
Si'u,E-Raw quiet but about steady nj late nrres
we uuot Ccrtrucol .i test. Be mnscOyndO. so test
"a, nGlasscs suyar 80 test 2iic. LondonCUe dull 10
change Java at I5s 81 and fair refining NJ 3D. Bcct
firm nrescnt month rs ~ next MONTH rs I2a' .,v
70 niin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-06
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

(,1vcs'on Dee j-Colt0n quiet mlddlng. 7Iac Tow
mlddlng : 3.i6c: good ordinary: G'sc net and gross
rcccipts S57 bales sal o3 bales spinners, 95 bales
took, 1891 lair~. ~
Norfolk Dee 5.-Cot;on steady midding, The low
mddng Lice good ordinary. 6Ac net and gross ne
,cw. GG7 bales exports co,twi'e, i2is bales sales
LIPS b,lc stock. 1870 bales ,,,,,
Now-DIleans Doe. ,.-tot,on quiet; good mddinY
i;-I0c nddug 7l,c low middlIng. FAC good old RAJ,
nary. net 1870 bales; 2O.3iS
tales exports ('rea' britain l0o31 bales r. France
300 bales To the Continent 52s5 bars coa>twie 3o'o
bales slrs 6.6OO bales; stock 3lf .6so bale. -,
savannah. Dee. ;-,otton dull midding 1-lO, low
midfng ij.Ior good ordinary. lllGc net ana gross
rc"ept 6Cco bales exports coastwisc 1854 bales; sales
200 bales; stock, li0 5j3 bale
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-06
BUTTER.

Receipts for week 3D. pkgs. gradual snort
eninC of the supply OF high grade table put ,
coupled with colder weather and stronger .tr
adyices have put our market III u htue -, 80,
position especially during the past DAY or w. w.,
Trade has shown material Improvements a. a.,
the buying continuing along very co.seI N W,
lines To-day iobbers paid 21is02Sc LOT extra W..
ern creamery the outside figure being quile KEN
eral for favorite marks during IN aiteinooi'
There still seems to be an unusually sinan piopo.
tion of clean. high favored. good bodei putHsr,
and II is quite evident that farmers are hoL
grain in sufficient quantity. wei hlorIneti
braska creamerymal writes 70 MS coiiinnssu .
merchant here as follows: "Wher the laI'STr'
have learned feed some of the corn they are SILL
ing at 22c per bush and not winter their CoMs
along of barbed wire fence on inese pra'ri@ re-,
they will do better" Pretty caustic lansuaSe ~
il contains volume of truth. Buyers have oecS'ae
exceedingly critical in their examination OF go
and marks that show perfect quahty cOhiiian"
good premium There is an abundance 81 s5oci q,
here classed frsts. which Is urgentF oiviei az
25H26c and II is likely that fancy lois VIII nav, nav
TO advance further before these graues VIII oesii
TO move State creamery is so wintr! that ONLY
The second-ciass trade can use 1t. June creamery
quiet but in moderate supply ana nrinly hciu.
State dairy in licht receipt and ne best granes
are little stronger Recent sales OF extra qudIitS
at 24a2il2c for irkns &c for diaries enIire' am
2sG 26iac for fall made half tubs lowe: Sorts nioyt
slowly. Imitation creamery ana iresh esq., iaG u nv
have had generally slow sale. ana prices nave
weakened a little. Exporters have had some en- en-
tubs at l7c; 525 tubs at 171@filSc and aoo''t 80 al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-06

HEMP AND Jj'TE-Thc market is qulei but generally
Arm thorh prices do not show any material Improvement
W quot. tani hemp. for shipment, 3'rdDtc ana 20;
on spot Si-l nrml. J'satc, ,ls ana % SfilI" ior %
.r, i,- Jutc 2ila31,r. utc butts, Paper quany, isc
miNlnc Ole: tagging. 2@d2'ic.
UIDFS-Thc market r. In a good post on and al.
,ho,igh the as are aig' In indy duil case', ty
ar. ,o-y Che aggregate - tanners zen, 70 DE- IN
mod OF Prices not materially chlheru.
1hc trccn' nea,y failure In the swamp 'au~N lt1c
appr h.n>ion. but tlrr l. no p1Dlp,s Oh any S'''ou'
M tlnt stOnIl.c. VIC uuOt':
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-06
THE PETROLEUM MIRKET.
NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.

Ncw-York, Decembr 3 1893.
There w,rc no DEALINGS whatever In Crude cctlnca'cs
NJ the Consolidated Exchange but ia cents bill.
me market nc oil tit showed fair strength 774fr
I,Ld.7s. IN output OF tn Mcdonald pool re-
main. at barrels. spite oil the wei which
has been ounrt IN that district.
Refined petrol, um unchanged at > Is cents gal
ion I'm harris 1 bulk and o. % cents In
loirign quotaons Mcr,: Antwerp, IL = irancs Bremen
$50 marks London sid.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-06
IOvDOy WOOL SALES.

rondon Dec Sat the wool sles today 1000 ga e
were offered German buyers more active Me T
md rnssbrsds sold we'll Cape Of Good Hope ana Nata
%oos were bought in Prices failed TO reach the Limits
despite the active bidding hngsn ana fE iye ar,
tbe sales and the price. obtained for greasies;
" New.Sou Wales-2,5O0 bales; greasy, odloo'
Queen and-l 500 bales; greasy, otd?.
VIctora- 600 bales greasy. ocdlO2d;
sovtb Australia-~iOO bales greasy, 5dsi?d
West Australia-20o bales greasy, 44d0td.
Iasmanin-lOO bales: greasy. 1+d?
VewZeal,nd-1 SEQ bales: greasy 81 lOd "a
Cane OF Good Hope and Nata-2oo bales greasy o9S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-06

sroRIEs-Ovcr forty tales OF the
W. H. NV Union Soldiers. InspirinE 9. thrill.
sns and pathetic. Most Of them written '''
rr;bmne cnsh prizes. 20 Genus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-06
cDSTov WOOL MARK EFT.

Boston. Dec 5-Ihc demand for wool has been ste,dy
and the market has Arm tone sales q OHIO neec ,
* and above and xxx. and s5c for No J., Mirh,gan
\ Is firm 2Od2Ic No ,ombine In demand AZ sbd2j'
aid nc dcIainc selections sell az "id"5c for Ohio and
2."2spc for Michigan. Unwashed combing meets win
active inquiry at 19d20c for one-qnlrtcr bloot IN
Territory wool large sales are made 10dIic mostly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-06

or on . secured basis Of 35d40c for nm - "a,
medium: Texas and california spring wool ssls =
basis OF 35d5cc clean, and fall at 35a3Oc puIisi
arc In fair demand and steady selling mostly ~
for good slpers. Foreign wool dull. ~ 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-06
por,Tors AND VEGETABLES.

r,o-naet- potatoes are light receipt. tho prices
rulinr being below parity with the rates asked
in the Interior. which are sustained by a demand
ana prices show no advance dealers supplying
MOS. Of their wants with foreign stock which tx
sol well nj irnler prices Sweet potatoes steady
for fancy nearby stock; Virginia receipts running
,,orv moor and low in price Onions quiet but
stead Caulifowers in light supply and higher A
fair supply of Florida beans. cucum6ers tomatoes
ana 81 plant for which there Is only moderate
demand confined to the best lots; offerings vary
iify nd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-06

VILLAGE IMPRovEMENT.-Two charming
.rttcIcs by ID. G. NOrthrOp. the prime mover
a.. ri. work. New-YOrk City men who want
60 helm beautffy their native towns In the
.ountry should read this. . cents copy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-06

.,,vrvoyAIREs-A complete list OF the =:
.,,snruire. of the United states, nne
how they made their money. Only iiss evss
complied ..,"1S Of ne i" : s Is cent:
. .ony. In nexiiie cloth, 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-06

Art AND ARCHITECTURE nj the WORLDS
rAIR.-The only guide In existence which
It.cusses the pictures aud buildings OF the
mir Illustrated. 70 cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-06
TRIBUNE EXTRAS.

INTERNATIONAL YACHT RACES.-The sfory
NJ each Of the races of past yenrs, well toI0
ana profuseIy illustrated. 70 cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-06
The statstlcal position Of BrozIl eOGec Is a. tol

The market ruled steady th' close. spot coffee hav
"a s ' <" on ." spot beas placed q ~ bag
Nos to on sIot az ~ Tor 40 200 h'S: S,no,
santos so and 500 bag:: Saato: No for .s'rato on
aaeas Rio SO s. 10Th for ra.uto. private rms Mid
coffee was eas, wiz" and zoo ac cra al ali
On private terms
DGrGs-opium i stin dqll, with tendency toward
l9yF p and "G lin" s. .or @ ~ about ~ - :: a. '.oo
and powdered 81 about s3at3 10 Quinne Is nnn
nrm ecqcr'y aSou. &o.H T. OF 0 g mint h1 h,
Bu, n,,, II obing character. although IN" market l.
% an to az s". are C w aao %5
les eba, per gal q %gad ~ e' r,' r
to pr r. s9c cs.. ;s ., o G,
sosS psr sm T % s% ss'fa f ~ S@eaD
pr sceo g. canada per sa c $500 e % o nr 0rrsG,
g,n4 "a ca..a bud. pr n i7aisc castor oil bbs,
E n s' s,as &C. od ycr @ o Noi e%,G s"'s
bm ais 3o"s23 N'wfourdano per gal 49,. 10 cgheb
i5als cutlcl.h hnc per n io@ic si,'cti",, h az
G% inc. ' bns y s5as -, sSt6 pr o. IS
a. = 9l.. cas- r.! r. . "si J.. "a q on n o DcF
dcm Sa5 20 p p s aIaai d Mt It" o.. ~ " 90,
i tnso.,5,1 oF s1 s" cg. e s. Pr pr
81 75ds5 -.
rlsn-Thcrc {, only fa- ale. moyc%cG' in ,.a LIN
the wide dlGrfcnc. between %" views Of bufrr. md
sc.r,. the former wanting CO. nh as'ut 81 ~
Will holder. -l3a-la - for u'm. l'oN herring
firmly held. Codhsh rgr stc.ds Z, hrm with FIR de-
nond from rspOr"r- W" quot" ma h'rf No, ~.
Mgiicr-. per bn. +2:a-ei Herwc.1'a y" ~ x
$50 do 40 = .l7dtls Iti.h No !. 7ldItl' u' ~"
sl2otl2 20 Massachusetts, bloa;cr 81 hsta,hu,,eu
shore No / 500. q, 40 =. $l51-lG - do 70 g. 81"
-ie 20 No.a Soorli Ne l. stsa-l2: do 40 = i'7sr,;
asi2 30 tinkcr 10 .oosII Co'6eorges. ~ - ,.
Grand Bank large - 20e - so d. medium. ~ 1'".,.
lIciiing NJ dium srIl'd. pr hoN II o.
round r.r hg So - -. PASSPORT split. ~ - DO
round :, 7jd-3 Illridor. sriit - 90 scotch nc
fuli- 5OasS do l1rge - jn0-" - Nor" clan =
- jOa<G - do * - 7ja--; Dutch ordinary new
I50ioc' DO fil. white hoops. S..
FLOUR AND MEtT-Thc trade IN nour va, -om'wh"'
lf',r di.t:hufcd o-div ard the N"uW" "i t,ahS,
was 1ut' good fair business Wa nut th'.ush "a ~
spring patcnt> eioni,fd hflnd- selling - -id-i 10
There Va. also . or-d'riiiv h'ttfr ir1. ~ Nn'I
str1isht~ which ~" top price i -iHl ~ -. lrW
what nour nod rafolv "eti'" ~ az
lot way. ard -prnc baker. wei e-o IN NOR .o
acfi,. d.nan1 Sdics 1e.iCo uSg', Including 3V'
nj. Of vni.r r1f.ni. al - go 5000 III. strcm> At
i5a&3 - this clears at - HoH-it 30" hh- 81
extra a. Goa-2 - 700 -ark- 81 Kan a -''fh'-
80 lb~ ~uI-'riine at - end-2 - wv .lch'
Of nnr. on private 1000 his 81 ~nfing li,mls
AZ - s3d.i 10: 400 bbs clear. At = h"rs 40 ",'
ll. rye mixtures - r0d-. - 2.rt sacks "NtIi
for cNuot ri - 25d-2 81. and ar 81 hdes AZ =
southern -four again IN better request. hlih"hGn
rrlc.s wcr. iarclv steady. Sale w'f" l-no bii, AZ
- - BrCKWiTEAT Flour i quiet ana n"IlnnlN
steady At RYE TIDtE-1hc uatk.t wa, easy.
sales $50 bbls q - 75d*2 90. Quotations follow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-06

LFATUrR-C Continued nrmnc.s i noted In the mar.et
hcnlock sole, by which do"i
iu,er, taking fairy good sized lots fNlDft'rS
arr I'm tho uafNri although their aNngs are small a.
ruiz. n ldua tn" aggregate ~1i"@ INA e. i"
,crv GOOD sh,r,ng. Tanner, encouraged 70 bcIe'c
that tL, rtarke. 4. N A good condition. We qnOlc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-06
FRI-ITs AND BERRIEs-FREsH.

Apples have been in very moderate supply, and
although the demand is not active prices are clos
ing firm with slight Improvement quotaDle on top
qualities. Concord grapes are not very plenty but
rule easier and Catawba are very dull at the de-
cline ouoted. Receipts of cranberrieS very
light stock reducing and fancy grades are becom-
INC scarce So far business has been at about for
1ner Quotations, but the tone Is strong. Florida
oranges OF fancy quality are moving little better.
hut show no quotable change in prices There Is
still, a considerable accumulation Of ordinary and
tnferior qualities, which continue very dull Tan
rerines very dull and weaker. and mandarins
Positively neglected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-06
DRESSED Y-DRY-PAcKED.


Ouau are in light supply AMI firm. Partridges
and grouse have ruled shade easier. but are clos
inc Steady Snipe and plover scarce. Wild ducks
not nIenty and prime heavy birds fair
demand Rabbits in larger supply and weaker
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-06

,,vYoxAIREs-The Tribune's list, nsne~
Nit, houud In flexible cloth. Sls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-06

TRUsTs.-Arguments in their favor ~ >. c.
r. Dodd. solicitor OF the s'ana"rG VI D
.,,s argument against by T. v. Pow"
S ,"n,v Grand Master Workman Of the Knights
of Labor. cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-06

Exports Of Grain and norr from Atlantic ports TOT ~"
week ended December > aud since sept mDcr l. 1870
comlar with the previous year ,
Last FiOm Previous
wees. sept. J.. year Chang g, $ COG
Flour bhls. 49, 3,ol5 $40 30 Dec ~ ~ 20 -,
Whca Str, 3J5 - H,JO 60 pee Vnn,,o-e
Corn bush. .G2l 315 I29i,y.3 s.0'5c2t ihr.
81 brcadrtuffs interior loihb> III
last ciphcrs 1000 omitted -four bbls, grain pu' ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-06

Market closcd firm. Transferable orders issued a. 7o5
Newiork spot sales to-day and last night export
speculation more; total, loi2 bales Spot coton~rhe
market for spot. s cotton c wSs dull Quotations Mding
Rates and OF mddlng, at which grades other than
l...ins may DO delivered ON contract: Fair lac
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-06
DRIED FRUITS.

Receipts for week. q, 81 pkgs exports LIS pkgs;
apples. and the feeling is slightly frmer on most
GRADES but without much change as yet In values.
S,nplies are not large and the quantity back In
the interior Is comparatively light Fancy fruit
shows most strength. Sun-dried apples are nav
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-06

Wide fluctuations rave marked the course OF 'le
live poultry market during the week STOCK ran :"
scarce after the holiday that fowls jumper 10 nc,
good chickens selling at &c. Tines" ieureS WEI
shaded 1c yesterday under more coTscI'dtlNt TgNs.
ing but the market partially recovered TOLL,
closing firm The market for dressed poultry W'li
with heavy supply carried over and an extremeH
dull trade since, we have had badly deinorhlNcI
market up to the close. To-day really me fresH
turkeys. being in moderate supply, are heid steiu.
but are not selling at all freely Most OF the sup
ply Is Of chickens and fowls for which prices nave
fallen to an extremely low point without awaken,
ing enough demand to afford any relief Ducks ana
geese also extremely dull, especially Tor grades pc
low fancy The cold weather makes ICED poultry
esnecialY hard TO sell.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-06
ru,uuyE ALMANAC. 1s03-In cloth, d.

mr. ,ssUEs.-The best OF Roswell q. Hosrs
III, IN The weekly Tribune ON the Tar
90 S,rmnce and silver. An education ~
seIf. 70 cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-06

ron,CCO-Secd leaf was quiet. sales being as
tolow. 200 cases crop 1892 state Havana at lodToe
"a at 100 OF 1881 Ncw-f'na
land Uavana SaCOc: goo bales Havana, G)cd*l io anu
' NT-Market steady and unchanged Lard. &c
OlcO quiet ut 7c 1890
TAILOW-Vcry little demand; quoted BE-