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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-27

6otels

cboco mixed sheep and yeangs sold late AZ - Eee1pt
J'nion stock Yards chicago. oct. 20 s,eers 81 S5a
- Common to extra SUI g sie,
81 ~ siociers ana feeders SASS 20 COWS an" ,1 head
S3 "a cal,es o5TS5 20 Hogs Receipts ~, ., ~,
W.rlc nru carly closing weaker. H"aNy - nsI,,,I
common 10 choice mixed 81 2'nst ~, IN sheep
G. ,nI "a "a. light 81 25GSi pigs. - > HSf -" -,
Tn~cipts : oO head. Market firm. Inferior 10 ''''' "
as, IL lambs. 81 '0dS3 y. o,., hood Market
g. LOUIS Receipts 3~ss h 81 7o6s. 80
AN shad. steadier. Native steers. 81
dull. 20 e. "a, Tcxas steers 81 25as3 Hogs l''
CENTS q In, head The market ruled actl'" an" ~ faIr
~, TO-, beavy sd at 81 ,OnSi 90, mixed lo's .s 20
ts GOOD lIxht a. 45aSi 30. common isn, 80 and
ca - sbeep- Keceipts head. Market SLOW l,'n
IN, ~ Lower Stochcrs $1HSl -. lambs 80 n"''
,nIy.I 81 35GS2 ~. Southwest mixed >. ,,. .,rt.,
ma -Cattle-Rcceipts light. nlth't
steady prime s5ns, -: good 81 iOasi 90 sood @ gr
,n,rtet AMI with prices fully 2t13Oc lower fhhnrl,
So 7asi ~ best Workers and mixed 81 "'NSf a. ~ %
pigs. 81 2jl>l 20 g"ol s""s, -
81. s,ags ana rough 81 5oHS3 - Shep 60 sl,
l,gh, demand light and market unchanged 'Ai"
"a good e. iOGk2 so fair ~ jonSl ~, common ,"ON ~
y.arIngs S2Gs2 ~. lambs s2ns3 80 veal '"'''S' F
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-27
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO

chicago Oct 20 'sp"cian.wheat was bullei a lille
carly by NewYork and 10y the foreigners Gables were
decidedly firm both The opening and closing
IN" feeling here u Indifference Minn.apolia
Duluth had snI 80
,l"arhn'"s from IN" s"hlpard
less Than 2'nsn bush. There the thar
me cl"hfanc"S from both coasts would br
~" morning and that III" visible supply mcnt Mon
naN would be hearsh The result the fluctuations
mere "'" exceedingly narrow. only ~ The market
not g't beyond ia" put and CALI price Al night prlv
l~ge- ""r" sold good Tor Saturday only spread
December opened 52iac sold between 52a.c and aSc
and closed ~ - &C. MAY kept TIC premium Receipts
Charters were reported Tor G0US bush presumably old
com was helped early BIS rains through Illinois hy firm
cables and by apparently better cash demand from
New York tn" elps. ~, somrW hat
~" "siimai" FOR tomorrow 40 sin
business completed. charters being made FOR nnl,
h"hn bush The sigma, Service prediction Tor
cold weather Tor SATURDAY, The Man opened al ~ n sold
between DC and i'Ac. and closed 100 sellers.
contract stock her" this week has decreased
hush leaving not much over 10000 bush contract corn
here
II was as unnlcrcsting to-day a. II wa. ~
iersing the day before ttsburg had evidently finished
Its selling There trade On Of market
10 amount 10 anything. The range was i,c. the last
prices the THURSDAYS.
Provisions were weak again pork dropping zoe; lard
and RIBS l'c The close was AT about the bottom There
was further selling - country long line 81 hard which
had been In existence here for months
ON the curb puts December wheat closed At 5oysc
calls at 52.c. Puts and calls the May were q,
the same price, 49hc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-27
EXPORTS TO-DAY
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORl

New York October 70. 1924
corTox-rb. market opened at an advance Of points
sale Of January 565c and soon sold on To- 30
and during the forenoon worked IF SOC. but by noon
rallied To- COO Tho early strength on the execution
buying orders and scarcity OF seIeis ne i
seauent weakness was on realizing sales. and natural
10 ma eriay Improve. the afternoon tade Was
o,net win some buvng on the price theory The
market closed steady At unchanged 10 points net al
vance compared with yesterday CLOSING PIIoeS. %
sales were l> $40 bales The movement at interior towns
Ccips Houston to-day were l4rl" oales az 49,
bales 1864 bales last year ana io W. 1- 49,
last year Receipts Memphis today were '"'' uaeS'
against SOB bales last week. 1856 bales ast year 200
bales against 9i2 bales last week l1N' taes las,
year. There seemed TO b. less pressure rom IN, pg
cotton quit freely Mr. Iandauers estimate Of The cot
crop mentioned YESTERDAY Is causing NJ
Landauer sttistican In detail he es,in a1 '
Arkansas crop 7oooo bales against ",g 9aies IN
against 75op tales Mississippi 10000 bales against
1Slc O0o bales and Tennessee 210" bales asalhs W.
than In the 30NOOlbale crop y'ar' iheN WE Ii,s
n mriinuu ~ per cent than they dld hcn ms
would make his estimate as figured by SOM $1,000 ~
$500 900 bales. \ Memphis house says that the cotton
crop the Memphis district Will he ~ pc cent nor. NOR '"i
last year. and TINS authority p'eIiV,s ~ ,
If concern estimated pre-
vious years crop within 10000 bales Of the actual su
Atwood Violet 60. say Exports are quite III KY
ing with the movement. and there has not peen IN c4n
sequence accumulation of stock either a. me tdS
ports that the large receipts wouln nav JuHt
showing former seasons OF depression tia Vosu'i
very largely stimulated when the maiRe, mas o
unduly depressed The facts are that prices u-udS iI
middling NewOIleans are only &c hishe man
they have ever American market namely.
Liverpool than prices there touched June con
tracts market to-day THURSDAY are -o> points
below the date las, year. while niodne cotton cotton az
New Orleans exactly c below the lowest prices touched
since the Civil War. namely Marc 1ss2 .,s. -.
Opening. and close today anu Closing DIGS inc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-27

baltimore oct 20 Flour duh unchanged sa.e- '
hbls Wheat duh and irmer No'2 red SPOT IA,
October 81. n5i.c. December So. g35-sc' May. "r
All 49,. steamer 40 rcd jlac bid. milling "nFa', ~
sample 55c stock 917.isO bush sales. 3sVD pusn
Jn mixed November So asked year. 3"d'o'c, Jan
narv 5OG50.c. southern. white. ola'or, o. E'ov| 80
SO stock 5j27 bush. sales 5000 bush Oats Iul'' w.
st.,Iy. ~ white Western 34isc asked. No : mixer ",
70, asked stock 2Di $40 bush. Rye inactive" No
igi.d "a stock - ~ bush Hay quiet ana s''t! 49,
10 choice timothy <2dSl2 30 Grain fr"lghs our, o,
nrruer steam ~ Liverpool. s Ii.d asked NoNrinuss
cotton nominal middlings. b.. Provisions -
I,ticr steady. creamery. fancy. 24c iadle ian'Y
is. store packed. 12dli, Eggs nrm. lHHl". :. ~
nrrn No / IF,aljc. Sugar steady. granuli'e'' -
rlosion oct 26-tIour quiet corn quiet oa,s g h-
shorts quiet Provisions quiet iuit"r Hnl', x,r,b
rrcsmerV &c. Western. 22r Cheese quiet pest Nor'n
ern ioi,aiic western IOaloi7c Eggs quiet
buffalo oct 20 Spring wheat FAIR demand for spot
T. neglected. limits firm. sales l",s" nnsh' ~ zoo
hard G3.c 1870 so I NorthernA Ola of'',. 49,
80. | Northern old. 6i-.c. 10000 'hcagp -. NotrI
ern Gi.c chicago December losing 50, nay
old spot G7.c. dp DO. 6I.c. do l. "1''', ~
fos.c. 80 Northern chicago %. Winter "h"a' Iu',
easer. sales cars ~. rcd. DC cars no graz
52a52i,c. ar 80. white. 5''sc on track 70 =
store 3d. asked Corn Easier. sales. cars 40. =
yellow 53a3Ji.c. NJ. yellow, 49, . car
81 = corn. 5fu3i.c. cars No corn ~ ~ :
~ = $3.50 asked In store GAYS etsy ,a''s; -
cars 81 = white. 33.G34c. cars 80. Whit' 81, ,
cars No mixed 3Oa. N3lc track. INV pusi 'n",
~ > white 3iisc BARLEY firm Tor Western
canada better demand. sales @9up nush, E''h
ranaja CO. H. 900 bush W =. 52ue2is. 10000 bush
Western fair No.. quotations unchanged Ky III,
weak ~ . DC pn track Flour duh. unchanged Mlu
I'D weak and unchanged Canal frciyhts steady wheat
Be- corn ~. oats. =. barley. 2i.c to Ne"-f"fk.
chicago OCT. 26-The leading futures ranged as FOL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-27
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE,

There was a fair attendance at the Real D.
Auction-room yesterday. but as the parcels az rs.
erty were of unimportant class. there was l,,,.
bidding for the property. At the Trinity Sales,,.
No III Broadway. Richard V. Harnett & Ca -
journed the sale under foreclosure OF Nos isI A..
1913 Amsterdam-ave.. hve-story brick fac,orv
plot 505xlO0 to November s.
John T. Boyd offered lot on the southwest -
OF One-hundr forty eighthst east Of colIss.
ave. size 25x10o. II was purchased By Samuel CoSSss
for s22CO. ea
ID. p Ingraham & Co. Offered No l,l w..
Eighty third-st.. four-st0ry stone houss lot n:
1907. 1t was purchased BY the Plaintiff The trusts
for the Fund for Aged and iniirm Ciergymen Of II.
f. r. Ludlow & co. have sold for Edward
Heating four-story brick store and lofts, on iot
" B. Taylor & Sons have sold for Frank f fnos;
fourstory 2lfoot 'front.' dwelling a. No. 81 River.
Company a four-story brow nstone front dwelling
.Ox55xlo22. at No 25 West Seventy sxth-st; also
dam-ave. and a similar stable on lot 2jxao feet :,
No 3iG Amsterdam-lve. NJ: T.. Curry has sold %,
i Ms north 1'p side Of 20 feet H.;
Amsterdam-ave.. for 1900 and for the executors .;
feet on the north side OF Elghty-hfth-st 90 fs.:
west of West End-ayc.. fo- $4,000. stable will 4.
R Ras pG 9 The twoiory frame dwelling S oa
25xloo feet. on the south side OF One-hunired-ani
ssas Fitzsmrnons & smith have sold for RI id ~
Welcker to Henry McAleendn the five story double
brick nath0use. with store, No 80 COlumbusave
between Seventy seventh and Seventy -eighth ss
for $500; size. 26x9oxlOi.
Bsltha sar Deh. has filed plans for the building a,
a seven-storv brick stable and lofts at No IA
Goerck-st to cost $50 go. James Stanley has ns5
plans for the building Of three three-s;ory franz
dwellings, and stores in Pelham-ave., southeast cor
ner of Frederick-st.. 10 cost 5000. Van Ripper Ia
Coste have flsi plans for the building OF FIVE three
story frame dwellings, in Prospect-aye.. southvcr
corner OF one hrndr-d-a nd-hfty to cos,
5000 In the current week Superintendent Brady
OF the Building Department. has received appl!ca.
II. for ha n ~.
new buildings involving a total estimated cost 81
81 1876 900 and also for alterations 10 be made "a
hus at COS ~ on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-27
REAL. ESTATE TRANSFERS

s9th-s,. n :. 225 Il Of 2d-ave. l7xl0O4. FsnnI.
strauss to Max e Braun ..................... 81
same property. John Bergman and wife 70
loist "" No ri East george Robinson to RaioIh
Maiison- ave. y $ 33t T. Of l3ls'-sr ie SKIS.
Louisa Mar to Lena Z MARI. :. pa, ........
same proper,y sam" to An NM. M M +. par r,
rsWs sToseI st. iaf II to MAJ "a 29a -1
Katharine Gelb. execu,rix. 10 MARY Roche
iIoh-s,. n :. So It q :th-sve itGs45: Mary
wassauer t. I9hn II Fsy ., ':s,:;.,c,;,:
A,cxander \ Jordan and wife u william se.tz 2
9Tih-st n ~ n . NJ l0h-ave lNNlop H. SYLVIA
Swnnerton to Charles : sen'e ..........
sam, property. Charles : Sen,e and wife 10
l? sGasen 70 see ws, Annie raresner and an
,ostb.s,. MAJ VI loo It of Counbus-s,e i2iox
iooii Matthew Hasan to rhe mas iiasan' a..
100 H. Delano e calvin. referee. to George
,s nayans. 100 q v Of Alesander-ay. 25xico
siary Roche to Katharine Geib
Mott Haven Canal. :. ioo Il ot i3>th-.t ''x
p,.;o be Rass i co-nel az w4s 5SSis7zxI5
Issdore e Manges - crarl'- Pi'chie s.ao,,.
ls7fh-s' corner Fulon-aFc. lllN-tfN,oN-pZ
Thomas Gregg individual 10 the church y
St Augustine. -. -; ,a-,b.., 5oxiao
William Pollock and wife r. Gottiieb scnIthei,.
Ar,hur-av % = II ja'2 e., F =IH',o.
Webs;er-a, s. 40 4 u ~ l73f--t. @xl2'. LOUIS
q Frless 20 Louise : Fr"se ....t..
Lot i2d map seciion \. Nyse estate. IN,nV'
third Ward Land Improvement Company 10 MAT
gnret spengier ..... ;. ss.,,coo.
1870 st. = lass q = Wllo"-av losNlOo;
David IS Erskn, and wife to Amanda Mal...-
Vorfh-av. = loD q 81 Narrer-St NN3 -
Webster av Maria l. Brown ami another, eA-
ecutor-. Kate Lurch ..-..... ..-tt..
Birmtngham-s st No 2 and ; Elliot sanford rel
er.e 10 Charles /. RitZmann. ...-..
l2th-st s. 3gl6 q u 2t-ayr. 2pNlob" EmI
! Winierrotn O. Ami" Wlnierroth zee
ioth-st n : ioe Il - Of 6th-av". q 'N-regllar,
Warren Smith 10 the Fifih Avenue hei
Cluion.st d, = O. 4 Z Rivington-st. - liz
irregular. Adoiph Freifeld o. MARY Freiteld:
n ave . corner l"h-st. u NX196. william
F'indlsy TO Hugh SleYin ...-...+--..- =. -
2,,h-st n y 80 n Of shave, l1-lON'ss
susanna Goodspeed 70 John g Frazer ......:..
i4th-st n 80. . Of 3d-aVe. 2s.oNio33. Roley
Conners and wife TO Ada Gray. .-........
34th-st :. ~ II Of 1th-ave. 2'x2ie May
Elliot % Theresa Lynch .........-...-. ........
7&th-st ~ 70 81 Coumbus-ave. lsNl02 :.
Henry Renkauf and wife To julie + Cragin
yOth-st s. l5s u g 4 ilth-aye. iSNlV,5. ana
adjoining property: Ermenegeldo Paladini %
JULIUS Goldman ., 40 a.
Broadway corner 56th-st. 1871. 3X9o 2Nl2D x
i22: Warren Smith To the Fifth Avenue Real
Estate co ........... .......-
92i.si = 1916 q ~ Coumbus-aye l. tx
100 Harri"; bod % Mary DOd........,...
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-27

,-or,ised finely the market closing slow al only &c
gam for dsy. In cash wheat there was s's' hard
mr. for export, shippers buying 10000 bush NO nat,
Manitoba Sc December o D. ahoa any 1870
wheat 9 T. were 400 600 bush al ,Asc over pecs",-
her G T. New-York. and 3isc over December; ~ .
tsunalo T)ecember closed 2',c 5000 bush OF -"
red sod 56'sc delivered one .hplahs.o" ,h Arm
mari, 4. abroad Is the scarcity OF freghs al curi,n.
ra.os - COPN-The operations IN the corn MARE
on very unimportant scale. Prices Wefc s!sh',H 80
Inn there interest exhibited on the IT'S III.
o Generally te,nx disposed 10 wait Developments Inc
Of offers some cnc
bn' fears that crop when J, begins :" mi H.
VIII swamp the bulls very IarHeiy o,tse. w
influence Of the demand The actual arrivals al w
.,rinr show no Improvement and very little is antlci-
mated in Of Increasing rcep,s io sul rs
T., crue The tone the market In the afternoon wa
fairly steady and final quotations wefr a, -
~ gain 10" the day. tash corr Ss,,nrod ni
the elevator. ana ~" ousl W.,
,,a1o corn AT - &C. OArS-Ihcre was again
considerable exhibited IN the narke' ~"
With urices showing improvement NJ
ich h,s been going on at the West for the account OF
s,,a.,,lsfvn be over. and WIN me "
IN, ~ q uttle more confidence prices showed haruT-
irg tendency. The Close was a. &c hc gam -, To-
men, AZ m. continues good. but al inc i.tl' ~
1.-two -here has been somewhat better inquiry iU
sno, -r perry and estimates IN the vslDie 90 no ~.
c,e much increase Monday sales Of cash oas Vldss
wer, 20 bush No oats. 3l'-.: elevator 80, ,n
Ina, n al 32Isc afoat CARROTS. No white, 3'2c' 49,,
irsb ~ white 34s.c lat: 5000 bush track ~hIte 'u
90: bush track mixed - sd;''' an,
- whits oats f. 49, 800 ' n, cIc for No 2 Nil
,yaukce and GodGic Tor ungiaded .rovet
M,rket steady: two-rowed state 'on'Z1sci sh,l~
e. 20 So ~ 'Cf[WIEAT Market dull AT i"n3'c Tor
Ger and G0G,c for japanese .RfESiate quoted az
SOC bid for CARROTS.
w. ctv for comparison the closing prices OF the pre-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-27
OTHER MARKETS BY TELEcRArn

Iunalo oct. 2G-Cattlc- Receipts last hours 10
head total for week thus far. i2io head. Same
tine last week ll,3sO head. consigned through. 100
head, 10 New York. Ii0D head sale. - head
lei opened slow and weak. buyers Offering oc
common and fair butchers stock: closed dull Hoss-He
ceps last "a hours 1900 head. total fnr week thus
'l"p head lof same time last week. G''an head
signed through. 100 head New York - Ion head.
sale. I.SW head. market opened fairly active
closed steady with all sold. Workers. good. 81 35uSi
light - 30; mixed packers - 55nSi Ia: choice mediums
- OrS 81, roushr. 81 1jnSi stays, &nS3 u, Sheep
and lambs-Recepts last ~ hours 1000 head. total
week thus far, 4l,91 head. for time last week
- 200 head consigned through 5000 head. New-York
200 head on sale 300 head market opened steady for
good lambs but slow and weak FOR stock closed
nrm; all sold. choice native lambs. 81 G5is3 ST. good
VI i59$2 IS. cus l9Sl So Canada lambs 81 90G&4 TO-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-27
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

Ncw-Yofk October 20. 1894
BEANS AND rEAs-Not much change in the general
situation. Receipts continue light
demand for choice handpcked white beans keep prices
quite firm Red kidney still little unsettled buy
crs able To get all the fine goods they 50
or-grsdes have no demand 10 speak Of Other domestic
varieties in light stock but quiet Old foreign beans
selling slowly III prices Green peas favor
buyer. We quote: Beans domestic marrow choice per
BUSH 81 20 do medium 81 70. do pea. 81 So do white
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-27
GonnIrn Real estate for sale.

M OHEISTOWN. y J.
A'A for sale. bargain ia" property known Oily
Ph"ni lacr consisting uf thoroughly built
sion 81 twenty rooms AMI stables within "A wooded
ana n"iutfui park ~ twenty The sl,u,
non Is very rl'Vatel absolutely healthy four
walk from the station.
for an owner desiring 10 time getting Ia and
from trains 81 Tor sanitarum. school o. To he en-
af.sa lor hotei the advantages second none
FRY. Morristown n. J. OS ~
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$4,000


High Closed years
$:::$s:s $ d: ;;:if: ::;
E Ma4rh 49,. 5000 1i95 III; ia ii5 Gis
N MsT ..: 42;o 100 1890 dSS@i6@5 $50
The statistical position Of coffee follows:
N NeiI.t1GEs sss stock 35ia aSo7 1SSs
stock a, a. sele, s7s IS l7ss sss
Baltimore deliveries ....... sol l93! l2i
NewOrleans deliveries 'N' "'l lo"''
Aa TS'al deliveries so 5& so5 S .%'5 SO
Visible supply ............ l05 i72.3sd 1850
There is practically business in invoice lots Of
Sras coe eS9cs y ysaes ARE S o 70 cn me
sSleS "ei SS Mil coor shows some ACTIVITY in
, sbc' w Mg Of acns sH reys anG the marei Shows
1000 Maracabo private terms. 1000 Nicaragua. pr
more asd as The c '" f5r ss WY" The Snes
MAS WAS on better p ,r5g a Us n1 pw
So !5as2 So Qunine is quoted at 2,.024:c REGULAR
s Mssic sS0 sar.aparla Sered in jSSnr lots at s
ing a, So y' fo5 prime ana lower grades as
FLOUR AND MEAI-rhe trade in lour was On a some,
action prices buy -four and local ioober were
ne Siher rheTe was , very lite ns
at ssah ms be % S sales %a about pseSas
45o bbs winter patents s. soas3 and 300 bois Guy mills
for fancy 100 b6ls CITY mil cca s. s 100 bbs
8 81 SEQ 1 hs cy ' nil fS Hcs s. 10 Zoo bis spns pat,
50 aoass ~ leo bbs cesr; g 80 80 s2 %1
s%!s RYE Mas am .,s s.s ., so e s
sS 81 10 en- s sssamS Ss % western and
81 :oasl 25 nm yellow 81 lsqsl 2 coa,,e 81 cb
sse Sie i2lsa75c soiS %S77.c ooe s7soa3sc
seed meal 81 1881 7z oil meal 81 22sQsl 25 city feed
FOREIGN DRIED FRuITs-valencia raislns are
sale and importers DESTROYS to realize upon
transit California rasns are quiet Crrants are stead
old prices Frerch prunes are also hello hite more
crate request at steady prices We Valencia rails
ms +%da,c California. 3'ac@a'lc Fsrd oates sac;
4ec: almonds 1o.aiSisc Brazil NUTS 3+pi'sc wainnts.
FOREIGN GREEN FRrIT-Lemons very quiet. win
prices showing but slight change Jamaica oranges are
somewhat. weaker with demand moderate. We quote:
Lemons, 81 75as5 So oranges s2@s2 % bananas 300
GRAIN WHEAr-rhe trade IN wheat was small To-
day with fluctuations narrow. There was better tcne
very uninterestns trade. The little Improvement
seemed TO be based the foreign which WAS some
this account there some disposition cover Aside
from this there appeared 70 be no feature a any i'm
AFFECT prices The foreign trade 70 limited
West show change The interior compared
with last week exhibits iitte increase for the Ave
crease. Estimates the visible pon, about the
increase seen Monday. The reports regarding
the estimate Of The Price cueu, To i7sooooSo BUSH
do not bseve The Price Current, While me ba
hope '"rhe Chronicle be least half right. In
were GAS bush ncludlng Chicago q SIG bush nearly
al winter asains, 100 1874 bush last year winter 90
bush, sgans, Isl. 1926 bush total 800 bush against
ioSsss$ bush; exports. ll547s busl, against i2a03i
msnt based partly reports that the Argentine crop
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TOTAL. RECEIPTS TODAY.
CASH QUOTATIONS.

Iron No 1 foundry .Sl2 % MINI. patent loI'' :" =.
So No soft. 10 25 sugar. gIanulatec . ~
sOasses . n prime ~
Iead 3 l2i, Pork ........ ~ w
Copper. incot. - ara Irlh', 400
Wheat. No red. .liN liogs dieSseu' l"'-'" a.
No - mixed. 81. lalIoN. pI,i."''''''' nn
Oats. No mixed. 3D. ieef fanny ''''''' - nn
iOton middlng. . l"l6 Beef mans. Il WV
Coffee T.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-27

closed steady unchanged ID " points a.
vance con pared yesterdays closing prlCts lhls
lis 800 bales New York receipts ~ bales gross
3g3 bales forwarded 1850 bales. sales 40 bales spun
ners l43 bales stock 1886 bales New-fork sot s!es
to-day and last night officially reported. f3r
consumption. i3 bales total l43 bales spot haihe' t
1916. mddling gull l-Io' "hl0h
Liverpoo cabies-spot cotton fair business dong:
sales 600 bales. speculation and export ioV naieS
American bales. receipts. 5000 baes. WluuInns
upIands 3 49, Futures opened quiet sellers az Iotl
advance closed barely steady a; practically last night
1rures October 9O4s October November 3O4s; Novem-
February 3O6b February March. BOSS; March april py
a3Io April May 31lv May-June 3l3s June-JuIy al4a
ais Manchestei-Yains IN moderate demand cioths ~
moderate demand The weekly statement OF lANerpoo'
stocks is as follows.
This week Last week Last year.
In store ................ $1,000 Ios,vc $500
Adoa, .....................2ijcO 600 ls3"V -l'""
Total ................... 90 VD s.9U $500
OF which American. ...... .IIsotc '44',p Sot'VV'
COFFFT,-Prces advanced a fair business. especially
sor January The improvement was due 70 the hin Ui
abroad and covering by the s0-caned cotton Crowd
Rio of1cal cables No quoted NJ II -" RES ex-
change II 15-lG receipts 300 STOCK Dt'"~ bags
cearsnces for the United States. 100 bags Santos mar
bags: stock at santos $4,000 bags Hamburg opened
and closed steady al the following quotations October
n so pigs: November IS % pigs December % 20 PIE.
January is a. pigs: February Gia5 pigs March. Il" -
pigs; April 81 - pigs. The stock AZ Havre Is now
35S 600 bags Including 10000 bags Brazilian. Closing
S. frs December ~ frs: January. $3.50 frs February
40 - frs. March. 49, frs. 80 m 49, ,
Contracts closed barely steady 10 10 20 points adj
vance sales 800" bags, as follows: