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The Portland daily press., 1894-01-05
Castoria.

"Castoria is so well adapted to children that
recommend it as superior to any prescription
known to me-
81. A. ARCHER, NJ. D.,
Ill So. Oxford ST., Brooklyn, N. Y.
"our physicians in the children's depart
ment have spoken highly of their expert
ence in their outside practice with Castoria,
and although we only have among our
medical supplies what is known as regular
products, yet we are free to confess that the
merits of Castoria has won lis to look with
favor upon it,
UNITED HOSPITAL AND DIsPENsARY,
Boston, Mass.
ALLEN c. SMITH, Pres,
urra,v Street. New York City,
The Portland daily press., 1894-01-05
The Pension List.

Washington, January 5. = The fol-
lowing Maine people have been granted
pensions:
Original-Patrick O'Connor, National
Military Home, Kennebec.
Acknowledgement S.Judkins, Hart
land, Somerset
Increase-John A. Hartshorn, Belfast,
Waldo: James A. Osgood (deceased) Dan
forth, Washington.
Reissue-Orville j. Dorman, North
Carmel, Penobscot; Asa S. Carver, Milo,
Piscataquis.
Original, Widows, etc.-Maftha ]. lib
belts, South Smithfield. Somerset.
The Portland daily press., 1894-01-05
For a Postal Telegraph System.

Washington, January 4. Representa-
tive MCGUIRE. Democrat, of Colorado,
has introduced postal telegraph bill
providing for the issue of S25, 000,O 900 in
bonds to be expended in the erection of
telegraph lines, starting at thirty two of
the largest cities in the country.
The tolls are fixed at ten cents for ten
words. and the Postmaster General
authorized to arrange for rate of
twenty cents per one hundred words, for
news dispatches
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-10

THE ENCAUsTIC TILE LAYERS WIN IN THEIR
CONTESTS WITH THE EMPLOYERS.
Tho lockout of the members OF the Mosaic and
Encaustic Tile Layers Union. which took place
last Monday ended yesterday afternoon In VIC
.orv for the men. The lockout was caused by an
ottennpt on the part of the Tile. Crate and Mantel
yanufactursrs' Association to reduce their en-
Moves wages from 81 to s. 30 day. The men
would not accept the reduction. and were conse-
ouently locked out. The announcement of the in
,oraeS reduction was made last Saturday when the
employees OF Jordan l.. Mott; Bradley & Currier'
Miller G. Coates w. II. Jackson w. Jackson
. sans A. s Nichols, Gunnison & Halliday ana art
land Andrews & Co, paid OF. a meeting OF the
men was called last Sunday at Ledwith Hall. Third
ave and Forty-nfth-st where determined re-
distance 10 the proposed reduction was agreed upon
When the action Of the meeting became known
n the manufacturers some OF them weakened
and at n meeting held in the Office OF JORDAN H.
Mott Yesterday il was decided to Yield to the men
sor the present and to pay the old scale of wages.
The manufacturers say that they could not anord
70 provoke public Indignation by precipitating
labor fight during the present hard times
Local Assembly No. 1858, X. of l.. Clothing Cut
,ers which was deserted by all but seven OF It's
members a few weeks ago. sustained another loss
Yesterday. After the deserton the Local Assem-
h,y was reorganlzed by James A Wright and
Waiter. r. Westbrook. and August Weinlandt was
elected master workman. Wenlandt yesterday re-
signed that place because of certain misrepre-
sentations OF facts"
There was no change yesterday in the strained
relations between the Manufacturers Association
and their employees. the woodcarvers, and gen.
eral strike is imminent. The manufacturers want
10 establish a nine-hour rule for days labor but
the men wish to retain the eight-hour rule which
has been in force since the strike Of the cabinet
makers last April An additional reason ior lhe
determined resistance of the woodcarvers is thal
as there are so many of their craft out OF work
at present and there is work enough on hehd 10
keen those I'm employment at work more than eight
hours a day. the extra hours demanded by the
manufacturers can be given 10 those out or en-
ploynent The woodcarvers are paid by the hour
and are satisfied with eight hours work This man
earn little money without infringing on the
regularly employed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-10

asked city closed 7ssa7c. with sales Of 80 test -
lined for Continent SIZE; South America use eona.
February s.15c nominal: May, s.1o< nominal.
Exports Of provisions IRON Atlantic ports for the week
ended January g. and from November TO date, compared
vita previous year.
Last yc,k. Nv.1. Prv.y-a. Chsnges
Pok, n. 20. 90 SD 90 . s950 DC. 4?sc0
Bacon nj 20 262 Oe, 2o6 - 1sD 20 Dec. 1g7 0co
Lard n IO5IJ,8 81 4D3 81 S75is9!2 Dec. 20z2,,2J0
RiCE-A fair and prevail IT, domestic sorts 10
result of ire usual stocking NJ al The opcing n.v
yea, There no indications ami but htue tkpecta'
lion NJ permanent Improvement ns The proposed alter.
aton In Ire tariff will affect p'iccs o. sJme consld abe
extent. depressing facos Is mat the Domestic
IL only bs that OF the prf,hus year and ue
forward supply than ample FOR reqI.i enents 10
con fdcnce q better cohdits wouic he stocks
Of mer chandiSe throughout tn abroHdy
low vita ate cf cidiery purchases cncr.
waiting nfuenc, would Give 70 these OF cyhiaratine
character Foreign styles IN fair request We quote:
Carolina aaa Lou sai common u binary, 2292sc low
fair fair 3o2Lc; good N Jltne, 80 Size; choice ~
fancy, 4s.a5sc; head 55a0c Java Rangoon, 4he
4isc; japan, 4d4se; Patno, i'se; Isangoon 4G4tcs
sUGAR-Rxw-Thcre were no chang. in the market
iaincd We quote: Centrifugal 9j test 2 1880
bid. 2'sc oskrd; muscoyado 50 test. 2i2c: moasses
sugar 80 test gao. Tod,ys London cable was a. fol.
uuIet bit steady Java. ljs I'd fair refining.
next month. ies g. Nv REFINED-Thc volume Of busi:
ress done was fairly lafr, prize $ unchsnsed
and steady. There Is delay Of one week IN the de-
livery Of xxx powdered. cubes. Nos j. o. ~. 10 and
a. from three Ave day Mould A, Nos 4, Z,
and H. No IL j. added o. tho list ana IL i quoted %
demand aud the entire market Is working up TO normaa
baai Ne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-10
HAY AND STRAW.
or week ending January o, Is
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-YUrk, January o, 1894
COTTON-The cotton marEet Opencf STEADY ut decline
OF q 10 points because the cable Disappointing:
Later fhcs was reaction 10 about closing figures OF
ycsteriav based Oh predicted light receipts and early
sShauston of stocKs SMALL interior points
SIN later the weakened under renewed liquidation
and az me market easy, with thing on
70 owct point OF The day. net decline o. 70 ~
louts as compared with yesterdays prices. The weak.
css In the afternoon wa. due primarily to indications Oh
receipts at NewOreans than had been
calculated the estimate being for 10000 bales,
ag,lnst iOtg bales last week. bales last year.
he estimated receipts Mt the ports for to-day were eabd
20 England as bales against % bales last week
and n 37S bales year The the ports
Sr Tho week IS variousy estimated 1870 600 10
ia, 900 bacs against 1907 bale. week, and l12
go naies year The future OF the market ia 10 DO
decided by the movement for tho and
the talk Is just rather builsh owing 70 the fact that
takir ono ay with another receipts diminishing and
the talk from te South almost unanimously favoIs the
t,egfan from azelhrst, Miss, ays that the official
stoc[ there Is 7j0 balcs against 900 bales last
telcaraun from Memphis reads: prom all learn
thcr is less lcft In the Memphis district
hnnwn before. The need OF money and prices
rpg into sight during the two weeks what left.
~, von can safely rely IL that tho Memphis receipts
from now on Will be less than last year" Private
cables expan tho somewhat easier action OF the Liverpool
market as due 10 liquidation of long accounts.
orcning and clcse to-day and closing BIDS tho
,,os.ious NIGHT and last year. follow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-10
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

New.Yfrk January 0. 1893.
BEEVFS-Recelpts - cars, or 1854 head-5S
cars consigned slaughterers2 cars for sale, ana ST
export alive No trade except the sse OF fsw
City dressed beef unchanged " GaS2c per for native
sides. No change in cable. Shipments today, l3S
cattle on the Egyptian Monarch: $50 cattle and 22oo
quarters OF beef the CUTIE Tomorrow the Brtannlc
viii take 500 quarters " beef; the P1ris 2,zoo
quarters and the Tiomo VIII carry 90 sheep 10 Demerar
Mich COWS-No fresh re ,elDts. sprngers sold ~
$50 per head.
CALvES-Receips 90 head OF which IL at sixtieti.
ST. and the balance other NewY0rk markets steaay
5aSac per for poorest ~ best veas Dressed calves
m Ta1O2c for country dressed veal, few choice llc
eal22c for city dressed iaGc for little calves ana faoc
dressed fed calves.
Saes-IalIenbeck Hollis 10 yea!s. 15i N average
at 80 80 per 100 n do. 40 H. at sS. -o -
Hume s. Mullen yeals, 80 n, at IS; do loo u,
SHEEP AND LAMDS-Recelpts were cars. or ,78i
head for the MARKET and for butchers De
mand fair and prices ss'ady for all grades or stocL
Common TO good sheep sold at ~ j0dSi per 100 Dt
quiet at 5d71ac; dressed lambs steady at 5doc.
Saes-G. Dillcnback 10 suta lambs. II n average,
OF IS 80 100 N 81 do. IS H. az - So 10 do. 81 ID.
at 81 20 les State sheep. & n. at ~ so. -.
D. Harrington: l06 OHIO l0mJ-, 81 ID, at 50 30; 70
Ohio sheep, IS ~ at s3 p
d. Mcpherson & Co.: leo Indiana lambs Of ~ a.
10 Indiana sheep. IS ~ "a % do 10I ~ 80 COS
10 do, 80 ~ at 80 35.s i3s do - N. at 80 i2s:
h ' SSSs cO s. s "a stan smS ag y IT. s.
HOGs-Receipt, were 20 cars. or sl25 head-12 car
at Jersey City and at Fortiehst None for sole
alive. Nomlnally steady a, - 7jdS5 % per 100 u.
Country dressed sold at C4u9c for extreme weights.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-10
The statistical position of Brazil coffee is as follows
Total warehouse deliveries 2o8n 1926 s0450

Spot coffee was easier with No quoted az 1si,c and
no sales reported. Mid coffee was steady
market and the demand continue, 70 be very good most
Of the sales, however being Of jobbng lots Single case
are asking moro money. Jobbng parcels $ at from
81 o5as2 ~ and powdered at from - 9Jd$3 10 Quinne
is very firm, with good demand from 22n22i2c. Es-
prices Ginseng sells from 3 2j0 80 so
according to quality and ecntan root Is quiet at 32dic
lots but jobbing lots bring lOia to lie.
FISH-There Is nothing new I'm the general market for
FISH and the demand for maeke ct !, very moderate:
not disJosod u pay moro than sl2 The available
supply Light ana ~, hoped SI ast there tho, VIII be ,
this belief, Box herring ar wanted and the supply
limited, hence the ma ke Is very firm and sales are
being made in small the basis of l6c for medium
scaled. vessel has arrived since our last report. and
mot OF her cargo has been taken up good dcal Of it
ha wing teen sold anoat Goldfish Is holding TO ths firm
position noted last week, and exroTels taking
sh medium stu being and held at sJa - 70 and
aFf FL6 81 o %Sb aEA11ne -four marked was quit,
active today with considerably bcttcr tong all through
tho list There was some little demand for spring
asking price standard patents Buyers were not VIII.
ing ray over g. athou2h possibly they might have
suto block Sailing at - 5osss g. In low grade win
ers were firm. but low grado springs were neglected
Winter patents were quoted up , to - TO- ana eO9
actve ond stronger in tone but no advance in price
was established. Sales were 5000 pkgs including 100
at - s a%3 % 600 bbls clears at 81 Jds3 1000 bbs
city mills s3 6OdS3 05 loo bbls extra Is at s 500
90 TO- tho latter choice loo bbs extra g at So 500
sS 49, s Ss O az 3 5ogS3 TO- 800 pfgs q clears
81 5oas2 % 600 bbls dry mixtures At 81 65as2 o 700
active ses amounting to LOO bbs at g 30 FOR extras
up TO S3 for stra ghts. BU CKWHEAf FLOUR-Was
&e bg steady quoted a as ss S sSas .acs 5
bbs at 90 sOd$2 95. Quotations follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-10
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, Jan. Q tspeeiaD.-Whcat at one time today
showed an advance Mondays close OF Ia eents-
The wind up showed almost half Of this gain lost Nay
opcnei at Os between Gss and 01i. and closed ~
07a. cents ric Important bull influence Was. OF course
the Government report, announced yes'e day atefhoon
In oaoo eloaranoes were largc--i5j0o0 busheis-and
urinary receipts-275 COO-wec light. The entire list
Western markets to-day received les wheat than Sheass
a,on. received year ago Cables rather dsappone
ING lIero was free realizing by holders; fnitherm'f'.
,er, was enormous short selling by pardrdg Ream ana
o,n.r SIGNALS Corn monentary symI"ehi'ed WIN
,h ,oyance in wheat It. however closed about wbe,s
did ye,l .rtay May opened ~ 81. sold between ~
I'D .,;s and closed az ass, cents dhere, were 10
az me estimate t,.nDrow was $50. oa an Ip
49, .eaboatd cea iaDees were ibsia-ivvvv,
Sailing was by receiving and ciibbing houss S,
res moycmant In the country Oais nctsN a". ~ -,
Corn eldopeptd WITH slight adSanee eus snS~S M
81. and sos and eosa g s3s. cents. one iScy,ons
aos mi am but rather ireguisr or s, wss
siS.e Ssre were the estimate for sn
nsg was ~ 900 price. the yaas Mere s, 40 o. I'D
sS.ed at siSe NAV lard sold ossS eta nstxoeo 8
~ 70 and closed az 81 ~ ., MV hos so" os'"
aud e0 ~ and closed - " ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-10
OTHER MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

Buffalo, o-Catte- Receipts last "a hours 90 heal,
week. $500 head on sale 20 head market open.d nrri
with but few on sale; closed irm; dat cows 81:
total for week thus far 3i9W head for same time last
week, 22.9Jo head consigned throu'h Loo head 70
Newlork LOO head; on sale 80 head; market opened
strong and higher closed steady for light grades with all
sold dun sRs @ sr % mx aa p assy wa aes
mostly g 49, medium and heayy - tgaso iS Soo eho on
IambsNRecepts last p hours, head total Tor week
far. 2oGoo head for same time last week 3s ~,
heed on sale 5000 head: market opened steady 10 firm:
closed steady all sod cnada lambs 500 esIy ~ at cso %
native lambs 81 75as5 fair 10 good s. 5a G3 light g
{. far So s SHsH 81 5es? o. sheer" . 'O'' 90
- rss 30, berty Ian oCatle-Receps loads for Mon
ssy and % IT. saas s co. ,a god butchers 50 IS
rough 50 2o9ss So far e to z r. steers ,ssaep 81
asa So HogsRecepts light demand falr marks, active Yr
and shade stronger 6 Os' baa~T SIS TO- stag. and
rough sows s4Qs g. sheepseven loads sale; demand
r@ss oo yearngs. 81 25Gs3 Is; lambs. So 25gs4 30;
calves 50 5OasG 80. -, -pscs,n,.
90 head steady common 70 extra steers S
s6 stockers and feeders - -oaf 90 R"cepts 2SS5
Ssod market weaker heavy 81 $685. 80; common 70
choice siSea s. e'as 3d. saSss s T sheepRsceps
head weak inferior to choice u 2"us' '"'
ST. Sas jan ocae-Recept CPS head Th TS:
were 20 Of natives on sae sn them at
prices supply Of S,sn Gd not SAf ncsSs ss
arrivals This market also very quiet gns pIs ,o
not show any ma sgsss s5anf TorsReceps s head
The market active and strong VIII prices 10 an os
higher on %eam 10 a sG not show much
sold than ,nS sST y III, The rood hos
s. es5 80 Pigs and G,her @ 81 ms sr
ss Sush s fSns s. iSasS g. bshss 3
* 30 Sheep-Receipts q 1879 head The market WIS
but i nS HSSssO y natives Good lambs
s. 20 native mixed, 80 2'as4 ana 'a'r I" s0O' is''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-10

HEMP AND JUTE-Buyers are not disposed TO oper-
ate freely and the market Is therefore quiet one, with
quoted values more less nominal: There is little t
er, not node public We quota Manila hemp for sbi p
ment 5sc and o. d5'sc on spot Ssal hemp, 15;l0c
spot and arrive for best grales Jute Sdi@c lute
lrts paper quality, 1'sc mixing. 2to baegng. 2ia0
234c.
HIDTS-The market is hating one, as buyers are
apparently Indifferent about taking important lines They
are small in ind vIdual cases, and this Keeps the aggre-
cate business down low point. IL is expected. how
aver That the sales movement will show some improve
mem in the near future This idea is based on the
stocks of hides and that their immediate necessities VIII
send then, into the soon, as hey ore, as
I'll" rmnnino with full watts. There have been I'M
port1nt changes in prices, they cannot well be ad-
,onred on the dull market ruling and lower prices
ronld moi materially increase the demand We quote:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-10
THE SITE OF TRiDE.

baltimore Jan. o.-Flour steady, unchanged; sales
2lis bbs. Wheat inactive and higher 10 fed spSo
and January GG'. dGG7sc February, 679c bid May Is
7ise steamer No rod es6$c milling wheat s, by
sample 67c; receipts. I4.9Gl bush shipments 2Vi ooo
bush stock 1SS54l6 bu.h sales 5000 bush Corn Corn
rusrv 41lsa4i5.c March, 42td422c; May, 43s4d41c;
steamer mixed. S99.c bid Southern corn by sampe -
s2e do on grade 2S042c: stock. 12G5 100 bush saies
81 600 bush. Oats firm No white Western ssa &c
10 mixed Western. SS2c bid stock l1G10 blsh
rye dull ., 4sc stock % 49, bush Cotton nrIl
T. Isle Other articles unchanged.
Boston, Jan. 9.-Markets quiet.
Buffalo Jan. 9--Sprng wheat opened firm, closed 1c
higher sales 5000 bush No L hard 73d14e store; u
ears No Northern from Chicago 5?c closing No hard
5ic; No Northern. 73c; No Northern from CHICAGO.
re on track Winter wheat opened weak Sales cars
NJ red Giioc mixed, Gilec; closing No 2 red:
GSc: No white csc ossed. Corn quiet. steady; No
yellow 4Oac; No yellow. 40lac no coin, 39eG zoe
No 3 319c on track. Oats firm. Sales. o cars No =
White Sac: ears No white. 33c - cars No miXel
g.c on track Barley firm choice 10 fanny Western, 90
CO.; lower grades 4s95Sc STATE. 65c72 Rye dSl:
hest svrng 81 9Ods; bakers straishts SO 0Od43 70
bes; family winter 80 o5as3 81 pateat, al 5Qa$3 go.
Rye flour s3ds3 10. MN fed quiet, unchanged.
Chicago Jan 9-The leading futures ranged follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-10

extra India mess du at 107s Cd prime mess dun az
s2s Cd. Pork In poor demand; prime mess. western
fne easy 7Ss 9d do Western medium easy az 92s %
Hams fair demand short cut about u % 10 ~ arm
az ass Bacon IN maderle demand CUMBERLAND cut
about % 10 30 NJ steady AZ. Cd short rib about %
~ steady at AS: long clear mddes about Is =. steady
n. Ais Cd long mdde, about 80 ~ steady
at 4Os Shoulders about II 10 IL N, stsdy et SIs;
Cheese I'm fair demand American finest white and coored
firm at SIS Taow in poor demand prime city dull as
o7s Sd Spirits OF turpantlne in Moderate demand nrn
al Dos Cd Cottonsesd ol-I.verlool refined steady az
20s Cd. Resin in moderate demand common steady as
81 ibid Iard-Spot in poor demand futures In no de-
mord; prime Western spot steady az I2s. Wheat In
moderate demand No . red winter steady at !s, 81:
Tlour I'm moderate Louis fancy winter dull ~
Gs 3D. Corl-SIot In moderate demand futures IN i,lr
demand: mixed Western SPIT st'adv At As I'd; January
steady at is Id for new Fetrav steady az 81 ld for
new March steady 81 losd FOR new. iors at Lon
don-Pacifc Coast-In moderate demand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-10

jTly go sS @ s sassss s s.t 1919
Mddns ugla1d,, sl5c; nidiins Gull, 7.i0c.
Which, gGadcs other than miding may b. devsred on
contract: Fair. c middling fair. &c strict good
T1Jc OF strct eoJl Ordinary. llJc Oil good ordinary.
l.s or sooi m.ldiiag Tined even str,ct MIDI ng
niddling stainef, 20 81. OF; low mdilIns stained,
sc on.
sumption III bales; contract 200 bales total 81 bales
spot market quiet mddng uplands BIO mid Ing
ero,s, I95iS hale: exports Contiacht $isI bales ;
Jl bales; stock 2324i9 bales. Total net port receipts
to-day. % 900 bales. Exports to-day: Grst Britain.
sort rccept 50 far Si S 7sio baIs ESports
Great Britain G2 40 bales; Fraose io47 bales Con.
so bales. Liverpool cables-spot cotton fair demand
quotations barely supported Sales 600 boles specn-
,Sn and COO Sp bales So s 'OG Sos
Mddre ~. Futnres opened steady demand moderate At
from 2Ci decline to Lea I'D closed sedy az from m
1ao i2Ib; M ssn 4s2% sgs
fenhcrO rtober 43Os; January 4aa42o. Msn6hcstcr-.
t1oths steady. with fair demand. Yarns hrm' but
COFFFEAt the outset the coffee market was dun and
heavy and II failed ruling generally weak and
Iont Of the dav duh In tone. The market IA IN
promising condition there s busnsss IN spot coffee
yp The local contipgfnt Is not inclined to operate on
thes account and t. voting practically no orders
rbe came condition OF apathy exists abroad with The
Hamburg market reported hda pfg lower IIavre market
The Brazil advces are fanturclcss no market calct
steady at Is 100 fcr No T. Two days recepts 600
santo, market Is called steady ct 10 600 Two days
for contract closed dull and 10 ~ 20 points lower The
sale Were G. 600 bags. rs follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-10
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston Jan. 9.-Co;ton firm micdline. 7sc low
mddhng 5IGc god oldneryi g net ani sr,ss a 70
ceipts, 1857 bales; sales lsos BALES s'och io'''"S
tales. . A.. ,s,,,. - n Ia. lao
mddng Tisc: good ordinary 7-1Jc net and gross re-
ceipts Eos bales exports eo,stwse. 2i23 bales sales
obs bales; stock, 33,l9S bales. ~
- New Orleans Jan. D. otton easy good Kidding.
IS.l0c: middlng, 7asc; low mdaing TSc good or.
dioary -e net receipts. lo,SSl bales; gross. 1l2it
bales exports Continent 1900 tales sales, 100
bales stock, 399.9T3 bales. ,.,,, -. ,.-
savanna Jan. o., otton rrm; middline. Iesc low
mddling 5.lGc GOOD ordinary, l6c net and gross
rocripts q 81 bales export 70 Gr at Britain. lois
bales; coastwlse I,So bales; sales, 90 bales st'ck'
90, 1G1 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-10
BUTTER.

Receips for the week. 81 9Ss pl,gs. Exports TO Eii-
rope for week, S5i pkgs Following our last weeKy
report the pressure to find larger outse J ose Of
rent receipts became great that by the cIose ol
Thursday gedge western creamery was s aEwn b 20
came more steady Buyers seemed to gam some
confidence and the demand developed suiclen' io,ce
10 check the downward turn to values But st9ch
has come forward very freely SO far THIS week.
over 5000 pkgs for two days-and me maTK eresb
again much unsettled. Perfect high-favored dresh
creamery is selling fairly and holds steady at s2c
but all other grades are in excessive supply ana 10
a large extent nominal. Marks just shading. EX-
tras are offered freely 24a25c and good deal OF
sweet useful stock is seeking custom AZ ZZaZ6c;
State faI-made creamery Is not moving at all, and
there is presetn sale for summer or Iadi-mad ,
Western State dairy at a standst; buyers are get
ting ali the made butter they want so cheap that
summer and fa-made dairy goods can be nsea Only
creamery and factory In considerable accumulation
and stock still arriving freely: prices have been cur
-, &c hava taken about 600 tubs at cost OF 17c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-10
CASH QUOTATIONS..
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE.
For week ending Tuesday, January D. 1871
REANS AND PEAS


Receipts for week Beans. oe92 pkgs; peas. s13 200
bush. Exports Beans, $40 pkes peas. 4l& bbls
been offered a little lower as a result Of dull trade
and slight pressure to sell at the close Cuban 90 ex-
q b. and the feeling is shade steadier. Home
distributing trade is still very light. Medium ana
nea ouet and without quotabe change. No white
kidney here. Red kidney have fallen &c during the
week but closing steady; shippers are paving
Very dull could not be moved to any extent en
moment and feeling steady. will be more plenty in
a few DAVIS Foreign beans unchanged In price.
but slow. More doing in green peas ana Vaiues
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-10
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.


NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
New.York, January ., 1891.
There were no adviccs from the Oh country to-day 70
sway values and sagnaton prevailed throughout, Deal
nes In crude ceet leced at the Consoldated
Excbance here, ana equal dulnes' prevailed IN VI
cltv Tne closing bid OF 10 cents showed tendency
toward frmness In the market. ,..
Refined petroleum unchanged at 525 cents eaiioa
I'm barr,s cents bulk anu O.2o cents IN cases:
Foreirn auotrions were: Antwe ,, 1919 ranoSS
lremen, -S5 MAJ KS; London, 31l-ivd3 ioioi-