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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-14
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

NrN- ! pil December 10, lN'i
BEANS AND PEAS Mlrkc, extremely dali and nearly
al, nds weakness Here and there an rNtia lpt
domestic 81 -. but 81 i'a>2 l'g WI
the best lots Most ~ the medium ar" gong
Int, store. "A c Jpbbine business arS 90 Yea sell ~
price Re-! kidney MOVING and 81 u about all
be obtained Other kinds unchangei Green
marrow. per bush. So lsuf: ia do medium and pea
81 TO- do white kidney So us. rs: do red kidney choice
hand picked s2lf$e ~. do 10 good 81 iOns ~
do turtle soup S.its2 10 do yellow 81 0Hsa 10, do
lima California s. S0aS2 90 do foreign. medium. 1884
81 50: do 1895 81 2usi 40 do foreign. pea 1874
81 5OuSl IA. ID 1873 - ont1 90 peas, bns VI o.
do bags 81 do Scotch. 81 IL.
~ TrLR-Trade unimproyed and with n con.
siderable accumulation 81 stock on hand. especially Of
grades under fancy the market had very heavy tone
Some iusinoss done Ia gilt edge fresh Western
10. but below that price the buyer had
al say and W" lower quotations '.qic per NJ He'd
creamery entirely neglected. and State dairy butter hnds
favor with the trad, at present; Na.ues 'ntre.y
beyond small lots Jobbins trade We quote: Cream
ery state and Pennsylvania per II. iIM23c: do West
an fresh cxtras .ic. DO 2lG22e do thirds To
seconds oG2u2s DIP held i5a4Iq. state dairy. ha n kn
til .02lc. DO irSts lml'c, d thlr's - sec
onds ia4l6c: Stare dsiroG cnt'rt lUrDc: do
ends fats. 4gsc STATE dairy hrkins. sroc
seconds nrsts ltd lie: imitation creamery 3uoc
Western dairy. ialGc. factory fresh. extras. 5NlGc
thirds hrsis lOa he; do June hrkins i2diiisc
do June. tubs. iiui3isc
cUE.ESE-The situation has changed essential
point business with home trade II confined 10 small
lots Use and such sales former prices
are realized any force sales would result In
decline all sorts. Holders seem willing to carry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-14
THE COURTS.

HE CHARGES HIS WIFE WITH FRAUD.
THOMAS r. MuLvANY IS SUING FOR HIS PROP
ERTY. WHICH. HE SAYS. WAS OBJ
TANNED THROUGH DECEIT.
rbomas F. Mulvany, through his counsel, Murphy
e. Netcalt of No Is Wall-st. has brought an
action in the Supreme Court against Sadie NJ Mu-
vanv 10 recover property OF the value OF sl2a'oo
consisting OF four lots and houses al the sou'h"e"
corner of Twenty fourth-st. and Secondave' WHICH,
hs GAYS were obtained from him by FRAUD ana au-
ress Mr. Muvany IS at Salt Lake City. utan
where ne is III from attempts made on MS me- II 10
charged. by Sadie NJ. Mulvany. whom he is SUNG
and accomplice H..
Mr. Mulyany was the owner OF the proPer! io'
some time and the complaint says. for the hom-
nal consideration Of 81 love and affection, on August
II 1893 he executed deed conveying the properly
20 the defendant subject to mortgage OF s4o'ovo
lie now charges that this conveyance was maze
without actual. good and valuable CONSIDERATION
and that the deed was obtained from MN u"oe'
duress and by fraud and deceit, and by rePreseho
fations made at the time. which he beieveu 10 ge
true but which ne has discovered 10 De Ia,se' ,,1
now seeks 10 have the conveyance set aside anu
declared void. .,,s. If. rho lou,
Sadie NJ Mulvany is the paintins w!ie ne Jaw y,
ycrs i'm the case declined TO discuss the merits v.
The litigation. The action is a sequel 10 4 sto,y
nhIished from El Paso Texas. of the arrival theIe
OF Captain Donavan of the SAL; Lake poIice IA
with "a pers for the arrest of Mrs. Mulvany ana -
q Valentine who are charged with being lue!'Ness
from justice. a charge OF attempted Huiue' WI"
grand larceny.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-14
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

yo!k December IL. 1917,
CsoTTON-The cot market WINS du!l ara sinl'
to-day the day being the mos
for MANY aav. Fret sales were. as ruiz ~
under Yesterdays closing prices. me ma" i"'sn'
further during t.~ forenoon. until price. =,
points under ycstcrday's hIai The coHife - M ~ r
,be afternoon quiet without Wdifrla '.' -
,rcca official close hcGs quiet az 10 " " ~,
Il,n To,, sales were ~ 900 balos Ii crp'ol futures
were somewhat disappointing and ihc} '-' WIN
loss of = points spite II the better Hri'"' .i 80 49,.
ion abroad the sales fooung ~ l@"p' 'AI"s w ,'''
Tor any other day this M nth ouf M"lN,. - I'll
have gotten the usual r"-h'lHfN 'u', ~ 80
,r,iers EXPRESS the opinion that trading WI! o.
DAYS There does 70 J." hni thinE
side operators and with tins important ii,tl HNs
,raie siiriflsss There E1D' - nus
he rim. carly The day. hut not M - bHs'H's =,
,rrs Il spot cotton from The south are i'l''.',,, .
- h.,tv and IN .ome cases holders .fr "''ll"@ u
r,,c.ie ic. int tha con..s.i. although y comes IN
In. concession ut.. Yesterday. docs no. ~
induced spinner take the ftln ii'
rre.ipfs i'-day were about II W" bales ana WE n
,,sl ,.yisi N , osfina receipts i1F the "''N on"
Z q, ~, bales AMI possibly t5"uno bales c"nphr' -,
az. ls bales last week. @'G 80 bales lns var
receipis New orleans ig-in"fIoN az
s .xnecr being ~ Ino0 % |'-n bales agah>' ~ 80
loes Sis bales last year h''' i'S ~.
Ii,.,on vere bales against I'D bale last year
a,t - soI hsies last we.'. There VIII b" = large "N
,t~ ,,fc next N,fncsiay q atvuf 80" pig ~ ''t.'
ed. and the cotton ff4Ic is j. hing I"iw"iH VIZ.
outcome The anticipation ~ tN4 t"'' '''
,v caused al rsfsd feeling 10 thr cotton t',-
.Her IN M, cotton market although th' op site MAJ u'
,he case Tho oferng. 90 fh' m'f' PAR ar w
..ld ,rruuu,atinas &C sf1rAs in nfni'A'i i"'' 'I-
I, Is ho pei mat oncfass h} iis s'l. .h.ut 's
ri r,.tr the market q is large amount y surplus H'N
- ban. ,ut The entire trade in o. better CONDITION
ltA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-14
4 CNITERSITY SETTLEMENT RECEPTION
REPORTS or WORK DONE. AND WORDS OF ~
COIEAGEMENT From WELl.kNOWN MEN

REPORTS or WORK DONE. AND WORDS or IN
CoUEAGEMENT FROM wELi~KNowN MIN.
The University Settlement Society he'd It's Annual
reception AT me Settlement, - - DcaHcey 50. yes
;crlay ancrn )on Many prominent members were
there \ committee. consisting @: Mrs. j. ". A.eN-
a;der Mrs T. r. Crugtr. Mrs. Prescott Hall But
.or Mrs Theodore Holman. Mrs. Henry hoi Mr.
S.th Low Mrs Robert Is. Miniurn. Mrs. J. v.
flnchot Mrs. John B. Pine. Mrs W. : Ransfof4
Mrs w H. Sch.ene.in. Mrs. Jacob II. Schin and
Mrs Woershofrer received the guests in the school
room on the frs, floor and number of the youns
men who live a, the home escorted the guests
through the departments. II was nearly 7 oc.ock
before the reception ended Henry Holt presided and
briefly reviewed the work Of the last few months
and made an appeal for funds with which TO carry
II on In the future
John b. Reynolds head worker gave general
vew OF the socetys heid Of labor. Through the ex-
ert.ons OF the institution Good Government club
has been established ana 1t played no small part In
TIE overthrow OF 1ammany regime. Ii" sali
inat in TINS .ast election men VINO hdi not seen a
=, bill .ong that they coui not tel whether IL
croker received Orers OF That amount TO vote IN"
ticket. hut with scarcely single exception
tney refused TO do 50 and cast their baots in behalf
Mss n Ell Moore reported the progress made In
the library department and the methods OF the
Sanitary Union were described by Mr.. trOrd. M4ss
NIn.!rel bLck io.1 Of the tria.s and sirugs.es u
Boys CUB ana Of the steady Advancement Il
mad mace in the asst 1--WE years.
Ire Key. Dr. Eansforf spoke word % IN
couraGement TO the members. and President SETH
iow aIso MADE some remarks ,,ar, o,,s. XII,
Wilson Glider. Mrs William ii. schienelin. Mrs.
Russ,. Mrs Joseph l.. Morton. Norman i. Cross,
NJ. an1 Mrs jacob H. Scnin. Mrs Loyal Farragut.
Mrs Lockwood de Forest. Or. Willard Parker and
Cleveland II. Dodge
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-14
THEY WANT BETTER RAILROAD SERVICE.

At of commuters on the Seashore division OF the
Jersey Central and Pennsylvania railroads. for
the purpose OF securing better facilities for travel
TO and from New-York. Men were present from
Asbury Park Ocean Grove E'beron Long Branch
and Branchport. They want better trains FOR tA@
winter travel both morning and evening Reso-
buttons we're adopted that the railroad authorities
be requested to a business mems train on the
Long Branch division morning and evening" both
10 and from New-York. the year round without
change There is train now which leaves As
bury PARK for Ncw-York at 800 a. m There Is
another which starts nf'ee, minutes later
They want the first train to leave ut about 7:D
a. m. They also desire 10 have the present train
from New-York at iao m con'h nn n, avGsns
Red Bank BY the present schedule the way
trains take two hours to come from Asbury PARK.
Ihis makes four hours every day that these men
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-14
OTHER MARKErs-nY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo Dec l3-Cauc- Receipts last - hours. l5>o
head total for week thus far 10 80 head for same tim
Nrw-York 80 head. sale ~ head, market opened
steady choice here. II scd steady. all sold
fcN it COWS s3pS3 TO- COOL AT bulls. s. G1gSJ ttoss
li-ccpts >. hours 1890 head. total Tor week mus
FAR - head. zine las week 20 so head
consigned through 6ijO head. 10 Nrw-iork. ln' heat
IN sal. 800 head. market opened and nigher.
od Workers - iOftsi CO. mixed packers ~ IJbSi go
medium and heavy. - GDaSi d. choice heavy. 81 ,ut
81 - pigs s. jodSi 60. ioughS g I5pSi Ia sags. $50
- - sheep and nmhs Receipts last - hours. 5ro head
total for week thus far 5000 mead ilr same ue last
week. - 900 mead Consigned throush. too heal To Nv
York lN0 head. on sale 5000 head. market opened 10
SASS 20 good mixed sheep - iunS2 -. ia So 20
s. 30 choice native "mts 81 DOS fair & good 81 -
asa -. culls and comnlau. - 2ius3 Ia
Union Stoc" Yards. chicago Pee. B-Cntte Receipts.
1900 head. Market firm Common o. extra Steers. 81 %
ass 20. stockcrs AID f'lcr, 81 81 30. and bail.
- 25ns3 80. calves. $-aS II Receipts. 5000 head
Marrrt strong Heavy. - .op$i g. common io chose
mixed s. ious 60 choice assorted 81 iOnN -. light 81
GSi 30 pigs s. .5aS3 ga. She,p-Eecsip,s eono head
G$f.
~. Louis Dec l3-Cattl"- Receipts 5000 head. MAJ
kci ac" and strong rrlc"s sAa To- hich Native steers
So 3asa 81. ,oAs - o. Tex 81 3odsi - Hoes
Receipts. tos9 head. Market and active Prices
io3i5c higher. most 81 the improvement being N
-" good ichi Weights Good heavy sold 81 %
asa CO. the latter price for 800 H. Good
l- meoium weights brought s. a5i 81 -. fair to mixed
lots Stust -. common Eight s. GbaS3 20. sheep Re
native mixed 81 25as5 40. Southwestern mixed. 81 80
s.: 80
East I.be 'ty. Doc. scatte- Receipts ush,. Market
Arm Prime s5ds3 b good 81 23NSi GO good butchers
SiusI 81 81 75u>a 30 fair HIGHT steers 50 400
;! 20. light stockers 81 '3pSI - Hog. Receipts fair
Market strong. Ihiladeiphias 81 5oasi -; mixed and
hes, Yorkcfs 81 iOnSi 80. common to fair lorkcrs
s. @S@si 30 pigs 81 lopSt - ronsn. &as' Sheep
hrSGp's h'ss M@rNS 'ay os n ShfGp
81 ,5Gls 90 yrarncs S2nsa % best lambs 50 gOlsi TO-
common to fair lambs. s. i5pS3 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-14
TIE CITY MISSION AVID 1RACT SOCIETY,".

The annual meeting OF the New-York City Mis-
son and Tract Society held in the United
Charities Building Wednesday. Reports OF the
work for the year from the pastors were most
encouraging. The spiritual results have surpassed
those OF any year In the history Of the society ~
~. same time the current receipts. owing TO hard
times nave fallen more than $1,000 below the ncces-
sary expenditures. The follO"ing officers wer"
elected for 1885 President Morris *. Jcsup; vice
president the Rev. Or a. T. Schauner; treasurer.
Constant A. Andrews; secretary, Ambrose Is Ely.
Tn. Uubl!c meeting of society will be held In
the Collegiate Church. Twenty nin;h-st ana Ffth-
ave next Sunday evening. at o'clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-14

carly mart Of the day the small caro,s az nr.,t,
and the moor inspection The shorts seemed TO DC prs.V
we'll ont OF the market however, and later IN "s os'
" ,,vhs andnr tho small estimates OF arrivals for 70.
morrow the market lost the early gain and soou p
~ oserdays advance closing at the lowest price o 'c
dav and at 9,Ga.c decline The weakness see,.u .
A. nar,lv Iue 10 the selling out Of some OF the on:'
~. 49, a ash corn was dull. few CARROTS of No
now sold nj 5ic elevator with old quoted AT o'sc o.
sole Al ,osc, and l11OOO bush No az f'.
iIic elevator There also 81 600 bush new u'
snoc,ion FOR export J3fiJ3i4c afoat "a
Tnrc WAC absolutely interest shown in future adlns
AZ New-vork t,-day end practically none at 'hcaso.
I,rros du-ng the earlier part Of the day were shghty
rmer working up easier feeling rs the day aas"ncn
M oioso vas aret and unchanged. Cash oats were
sales were bush track white At 3Sn &C
~ oats were quoted 3tisc asked and No VIII;
3Sslc ast.d RARLEY-Market steady. quoted AT o'd
G4c FOR No milwaukee. and 62a66c for unsIad%d Mes,
Torn go MALT-Market quiet: new Western duoen a.
-oa i2i.c SEEDS-Ma-ket easier; coverseed auoted NJ
somSo Is timothy at s. s0dSG 40. BCCkW HEAL
6Onc2c ,,- -.,.o. ~, clio rrovious
We give comparison the cosinr prices OF 'e previous
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-14
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Ia Dec I3-Domesc wool has been clear and sales
only lIis5r ~ In foreign sales Of 5000 No. making
a total OF ali kinds u 2J73IO ID Prices OF domestic
show very little change Small lots Of Ohio fleece sold at
lie for 1sc for Xxx. lJc for Xxx and above and loa
1Ic Tor No | ami medium. Michigan Is quiet at 15i1W
100 ard Wisconsin at l5c. Unwashed and unmerch-
nntatIe necccs very good demand. at 2nGc per 10
Washed c0rnbng dull and nominal 1oM2ic. and fine
deline at Michigan. and he for ONO unwashcf
Gambling wool In good demand at lGul1izc Territory
wool rather quiet sm2c on secured basis OF 32n
33c fine and hDe medium Eastern oregon soId al 70
lie or 3Od32 clean Considerable Texas wool sold 10
aic for rprine. and 0Ql0Hc for fall and California at
1OI3c for spring and g110c for fall. Super pulled wool
in fair demand 20W25d Large sales OF Australian were
mace al 1GQ22c luJy. Foreign carpet wool quiet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-14
lie WANTS TO RESTRAIN THE CITY.

Argument was heard by Judge Bischon. OF the
Court Of Common Pleas. yesterday Afternoon on
the motion to continue the temporary in)uncuon
granted several weeks ago at the instance OF
William A. Hoe. property owner IN 81. Nichoias
ave. ro strainng the Mayor and the hoa'o VI Al
dermen and the city authorities from granting per-
mission 10 the Metropolitan Street Railway Com
many to extend its line along st. Nicholas-ave
Counsel argued in favor OF the continiancs OF me
ini,,nci on conterding that the building OF ral!-
road in ST. Ncholas-ave. would be an injury 10
prorerty Elinu Root. for the railroad COMPANY
argued against the continuance or me IHJui'Nu'H'
Judge Bschcff reserved his decision
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-14
sPECTiL ADVENT SERVICES ~ ST PArNS

Special Advent services are being hcid IN 81
Pauls Chapel, at Broadway and Ncscy-st on
some or the Fridays during Advent at noon They
consist Of tae Litany. hymns and seven-nihu'e
address 10 business men. Last Friday the Rev
DR. George r. Van DE Water. OF St Andrews
Church One hundred and invent y-seventh-st ana
FIuh-aye spoke The Coming OF Christ as
Subject OF Faith" To-day DIR. William H. Vib-
bert O. Trinity Chapel. will speak On The Coming
NJ Christ as a Reason for Hope" Next Friday
Bishop Potter will speak. 1t Is expected. on The
Coming Of Christ as Object OF Love.
These services begun as an experiment ana
ere a kind OF SEQUEL TO the mission Advent SER
vices which were he'd in Trinity Church at noon
several years ago. At that time the late bShop
Brooks was the preacher and the services created
great intercs. among business men; The church
were daily crowded to the doors. The attendance
last Friday at ST. Pauls Chapel was large There
were about three hundred business men present
and the singing 81 the familiar hymns was hearty
and Inspiring The clergy hope that next Friday
when Eishop Potter will be present. the con
gregation will the capacity OF the venerable
ard historic chapel! =, -,
The Litany is said In 81. Pauls every day In the
year at noon. This. with the hymhs' oiy tiheS
about twenty minutes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-14
Dyrnleg inusr nnl dose '0fl'. AhI ''''"N "'' ~
tfcV !ols night and last year fo.o"

Marse ,.e4 9a.r, ~ r ,,,,.. Al 1,. Z,
giih s.,,'i'', ~, .r, So, va o., re,erts. i'-o
$40. .r... sa>. iai.s ,unrr'nf. aa." "l.a ,.
i,ri,a.n f. -, laies ffaa.. .l| bales. i"i..,
- -. i. t'' far ifl. ~ees 49, 1i. Iai.' Lti. Pc
,a.i.v. Great Britain. al.l-6 bales ''f iN g..
Min mt lH Jsl lart Inls 80 '.' ".'H 80 :
ain - sig talrs France. a'uh 'ai'r. pun. pr
'. 49,. ~ =. l.i-. Sew lnfi sI.' -t'r 4.iri.
-'aai,g uniani sTi ~. m1llng 'Hf u J" W.T.. u
n unohang,d ..fnparrd with '",teiisl ....s ,,,~
,ale- IL 90 speculation and csPuri L"'. Nt,'I'"''
II 90. r. .p,s. 800. American .|."s initi!nS rp
closed quiet AZ .-.,d net decline l,c '~ihet -
,.~.n,b.r- January 2G3a3Dp. January February 1919,
February March 3cr99oi MAJ NpiL 3oiG.? MI
iyAuyu., soT gas AuTusi fen o. c's - ten
10, Other alOG3ii october November. III 81; Man
Sb,u,r -Yarne quiet cloths moderate demand n'"n"F
70 81 sine January ! o..t'". is'i year. l''."''
ar,,f 90 last year ivp shipments % '0riiten't
90 last year. none AMI 100" -esnrcti,.N s'n.c ''il
sry o;r~a, Britain. siV''. ointment ',l."". l'''
ear a. AMI sa.O' respectively
IN small scale The opening gpotaf.ns rhn'-i
IT,, 10 ias- Va, ~ 1870 IT,. ofvr-
ing -ucceeied d! ~. q 49, ,', go, y r, -,
made H. lnflse aDisir fe'Gliing in u~ NA1hF
fr Ianuaf, At - points le.. n~. anil small IN
more distant months around 'n" Ht"nnf ga ''l h'
NJ the close. The faiee 90 Hair were -" lts-
ing prices f.His franz lower lcrffniri go ~
faros January ~ francs F'hruli1 - 4" fnn's M"t. '
- =, franc. ArrN. $50 francs hImtriH ""ii'' '"
ch.r.ed and sl0s~l efrtdi - az lfg lr '.'r -
brr II - pigs Janunry 80 nfs. fchrAf' 81 - lfF'
N,rcf o. ~ ffss Agr g. ~ pigs RIO market -, - =
49,, santos inartct 20 r~s higher RIO stock IA 90
bsc. Santos stock 10000 baeH trcftns" a. '"l ." -
Clcsranoes from RI ~ lnn~i Sia''- :rT bags 40
cn,acts co.d barely s,~ncy 10 t, % points decline
Sales We $3.50 bags. as fJlln"s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-14
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston Dec l3-Co,ton steady; midd.ins. SIC; ~
mlddlng &c: good ordinary. 9-i6c ne, ard Com
receipts a ST. nales exports TO Great Brliain oSW
bales: the Continent 5ss, bales coast"se' Il oA"'
Norfolk Dec H. Cotton steady: middlins o1.e' 70.
midinr 4 l3-lGc good ordinary, 3I6c. net and sroS
receipts g. ~ bales exports the Continent -" hses
coastwise 2i23 bales; sales. l035 bales; stock ~l~
Dalc-.
New orleans Dec. i3.-Couon dull: good mlddlns
o 6c. mdtug 5i.c. low m!dfling. i7sc good orcinay
g. net receipts 1903 bales gross. ils+ ns;es, ex
ports - Great Britain. io,u5o ba.ss; s"es ''"' oas
s;ock $50 o.> bales. .,,,
savannah. pee. lS.-Cot,on quiet and easy midiirs
Sc low rrida.irg 47sc good ordinary. tssc. net and
loss receipts 6l73 bales. exports 10 the CcHunens
$40 bales; coastwse 1888 bales; sales -" bales STOCK
ii6 10 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-14

so important changes are rcpoted IN in" M" 1 N ~
quoted the aas Of IN ior 30 y" ,p2'. c we '@
i iiG and 1000 bags Rio No ces' AMI fright III,
The market for mild s'ns"s IL i',rN aic, on pri,nie
terms, 'r'''
FLOUR ANp MEAL-To eel cons-.al,,ns hsyc icea
lower closing weak with buyers wi'hifn" Ihr "']'
mere ony 500 racSases = w16 ocl 5000 n,e s,
mil noar Ex9rers are simply ~, 'TH "S n' included
Western winter patents. 81 ?oaS .1 : ,"' bli'
@,,S % rvn, "'1 terms ' p SSs ws.crn .5rh
t 40 sn wsen s1iT" at s. as9 So 80; @ sns
patents 81 @gs q ,"f W@ Dbl, Se 5c 80 SaGa
81 So quoted 81 73as! - RYE H MI'Ni @%
quiet sales 900 bbls and 900 sacks 91,i'l. harl,
Vine 81 sasamer. 81 Wcs'ta aaI 49,. .ousCTn g sg
81 no. fine y,li'w 81 2o6si %: coasc oas Y fcr old
s 81 9' Soi5 Mn es$s: lsSM s?'a
oo@n,c; cotonscei meal ""'iG"'''o oil meal % I-'so
again small and the movement u prices ,afy
comparatively marrow Their wns l,ne H,'ng a., ne
A. midday The steadncss the app AIRED t.
,Gc ' miv wokn.' seemed t. he casc II rrcd local
hodcs forc!Fn new was again iss,uri,,s ana ,nr f
Of to The market very naturally ",trr> ~" ,se
when pic 40 n "sNr ' r' Wr - con-
,naei large receipts Of sprns wheat notwithet,ndins
regarding possibly cary falling m Tho out
amounting 5i 900 bbls. against 20t 00 bls the pre-
turned Only fJWN dds, against
lo, nD blls Mvauice 1000 bhls. against II 90 Ibis
while s, Louis in,reasl from 5000 bbls 10 5000 ihls
larger but not The exports ui wheat
limited states November G.2tO.t1B bush
-four 237Oii bbs Tie total exports since JAY Inv"
been - Az bush ~ oiot bush lost year. and
hour III pos bbls 7C6s aG1 bhis last In
regard feeding wheat the Michigan State report has
raised figures bc fed that State
from per II per Interior receipts of wheat
AT sp,tng today iJJ.i3I bush
Guiding Chicago - 32p ps nearly all winter, against
800 s last year winter ~ D3i bush against s.5?i bush
Seaboard receipts $40 bush ~ SjS BUSH total
so bush. against Gis 5i3 bush: exports 1888 bush
against 10 S37 bush. The weakness which hepHn. little
after midday became pronounced the cny wore on
and al close prices on ms.e with thers who
had good during the morning rather 0rrnl
II b. Of where the local operators
unable bull and sold their wheat Al loss.
on the decline there improved export inquiry. the
closing with Of - ioad including loads
No 2 red &c under May In store May closed at Gle
Il loads at 2,.c under May 0 store. lc under b
nnoat private 5000 bush ungadcd red sold
s9kc delivered. Sales 1000 bush No red sold for
port 2isc under May 0 store. and lc under b
afoat. .CORN-Thc market very hrm during the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-14

METALS -lRON-Trade Is very as ~ ,t that the -.
ASr draws some ''HSfd.'h l'o' w ..sv f,r ~
port II g." Nch'@.n io,d ihli,a,e 49, roads NAV
~ a's ii rei"~aI S'aS nssvrrhecss the present
SITUATION IL Hisatsl" 'iy IN ~. Tho r,ark., con-
Trade Is gui'i nui ~" '" ME-. nion Is que,
'i.' ANY $3.50 q" 90. uor.lnalty
".' "'l' ,s', ~ tnaon aivccs dosing about
a, We .r,t''N al u,,ar,i.r ss s5aSi3 ~ and Feb
'r r u al S,osi. - London 'oscd y......
~ - &C.. =, 80, amer vim .pot quoted 81 2's.
~ fui. fet rs o. il~ ,.changc 81 better mar,
ke .pl sell n. a. :. go SpELTEN- Maihe' ""'
~ 81 MA l.i-
Nnf $3.50 tSD SYEf'T's-The market shows steadl-
~. KIM sa thc donna u - Only moderate sales nrihs
80 ,- ,,-t IT,. A.. nu,t-. y v-Orieins centrifugal.
Lila, ..n..lr 100 ijc. ralr prime TOO 80.
rh-l'. en..... open k~ftie fair to u -'1-N' ~ i'"
?, ,il,r .nfrc,. rlrialocs 25G."r roy" l'', -,W
81 N ~ t.. PIN. Z, cno.cc lsT--. -
NANtf. STORES E.sin. -p''l '',S r
= Nh.s. 80 tas The mar ..' ~, 80.
b. ru. a. .l.N E.f.n % steady a. u WAL "'7 ''
.. n.n.r ., s..i fffanri
OILS .t'.f.r...! .l quiet iui st'h t''a'l az 20
daily unchanged IiCfr. Lao - fY.'' guy -.
I.r-r.f ono r.nN h'i. hu' me '.HF W'''i'' Nv A.,
a.. Nr 40 ir ,n'i"nfr'i ~" pr 'i'"' 49,,
.f. go. prime flir in.-r o inl4- .'I-'.' ga
.-. TO- --u-g.. sumner Sell ". prime - ."''".' '''
JOS, ~ flr - 49, summer "hli' p'''. '.'''...f
.If. SD f..sr rrat's. pnsl'. winter VINO. J. 10
90, &C.. .l.I Nl. l5O. .tr'rd 'i Ni.'f'"" raw ''
Af.f.0fs t-fi.t 80. 'a4.r''1 raw. 30
.....,i .,... ana ...lf steady f0r heffh ir"igih7
rI.-. v,s a i''ir more doing in grain "n declining
... ,.t. % ... .etf SOM. orders within th" limits IN
- y,,.an.. f,.v r., Antwerp. loads grain. 2A.G2sd
,r.,t ana "a 'f.n store Liverpool .s' hhH COTTON.
..I ,,l 50 bales from l-,s'nn. ~ T. Newcastle.
- pfss l~ndon 2rp saeas -four rs 10 l.." men;
4s, ia cot