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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-03-23


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eine 9eIammtfoitenIumme BON 250.s
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rung Wisns 81 Selbitmorbe, uno
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8rab. Sm Oeaember porigen Sabres
sdblte man %, i'm Sdnuar porisen
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ipurben tonfisSirt. Sn genannter
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ipib ipurben ms6rere 8srbaftllngen
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ter bic 8riibsr 5ranS unb Sobann
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fabrit in 8riir, 9lbolf Spffei, bat in
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-03-23

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toSt nntsr Der MuI4ine beruorse5os
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-03-23

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den Sbieres aufsefunben uno bloBees
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8iirgerIdule in SalIe, 6rieor. S4ars
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itrafe peulrtbei!t.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-02
WEEkLY EXPORTS.
HE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New-York October l. $50.


CoTToN-The local situation Is decidedly bearish COY
a q decline Of "a points
ing a new low record ruled weak during the cay C,'S-
Ing finally Ii 10 10 points lower thar II did on SATURDAY
day were i4s 500 bales A decline Of TO points IN
Liverpool futures a lower market for spot COTTON
abroad together local bullish temper started te
decline and the weak feeling intensified by me re-
ceipt Orleans Of estimates lot ,e mo-
nj that port tomorrow 1900 10000 bales aeaits'
1000 bales las week. ard 49, 100 bales last year me re-
ceiots at the ports foI the week Will probably sN~
$50 900 bales against 200 594 bales last week ~ .o
bales last year Receipts the ports TO-DAY were 49,
bales against ops bales last week a. lI3 pales iast
wear Receipts at Houston 1884 bales against
IL I0S bales last G9 bales last year lnere j.
lack of speculative and no strong buying ana
Tho market breaking by It's own "tish'
news OF special received from the o'so'I
been so strongly Impressed the minds OF tAe c''
trade that this crop overwhelming one that ~
reduction Of the yield are ilstee'
10 and simply because theft Is 10
one willing 10 face the October November and Dece
Ter receipts even the basis OF presel, prices WIN
a prospective large in the visible suppH q.
cotton this Should this expectation be toufl l"
based upon false cotton VIII eVeh'uaIl:
vance sharply from present prices. but until somenns
aprears in situation TO cause the TRACE u p7.'
mat the crop s 9oo.pD bales would sem
as though species Of prostration had ae,l
tho minds Of all operators they simply refuse 20 u'
OF cotton TO be the m1nth Of October ard an u'-
willingness on part OF the spinner OF the VOL,
buy than their actual consumption about '"'',,
bales per month there is nothing to preVeh st
ia most interested This situation Ia Iamentaoe u
bur IL is difficult how II be changed aiu ut
the movement crop. which is not ncaVy as I'm
pared with the 5000 OoObaie crop year but "hlc. -.
heavy compared with the feceIIs Io
two small crops. shows some signs on Inc part u TIC
southern nanters 10 bold their cotton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-02

No hard sold sac December delivered fpr me no
/ Northern and Iisc for the No l hard DeceIoeI
closed Al 51Ac &c and SC over respectively We.e
asked: 81 bush 30 hard Manitoba sofa on PrNate
terms FOR exnori and load No red AZ &c under
her b anoat. COkN-There was q1lt,, d
tn lmprov ment The market al the STAR, p'Ta
making a sharp lunge upward on vigorous ooyctng DY
ress in wheat a decrease Of jl2GO bush In the amount
n0oat for Europe light receipts West and prospects 81
a light movement all helped in the advance AiteT VIC
visible supply posted. prices sagged on as te Hgul
were liftie disappointing showing as thty DC siaI
increase The interior receipts for the day compare
hui; cor pared with corresponding day last year
showed decrease u bush. Trade IN the after
noon was considerably restricted and the close was
ouie, at aho, the lowest Of the day although ~
no, gain ~ a,G1.c for the day. Cash corn was Iull
Sales included IL t5c delivered. and 3-rp
bush for export a 5Ga4c 0 aioat ana private
terms q ATS-The early action in the oats marke,
ther~ was quite rush buy but the large !ocai
stncks now over bush and the big visible supply
moves hard overcome. In the afternoon
n weaker on the increase IN NC
visible which than anticipated. prices leaving
OF au 81 unchanged prices for the day Cash oats were
10 o0o bush ~ at 32i a32Ac. elevator 5000 bush No
white a, 3s13ii.c: 1000 bush No white at 3il+GHsc:
and so ono bush track white at 34F a39c BARLEY
was Quiet and nominally unchanged ut Ud62c Tor No
Milwaukee. unrraded Western GoqG5c. M Line
tone ~ market continues steady: tworowed Sia" Is
quoted al 7og7cc and six-rowed. 1880 Seeds
Thc iohhirg trade continues quito active with timothy
eGGs6 20 rcr n, ard clover. 80 5000 70. BUCK
WIFE iT-A Tow sold this but
rn~ tra9c he's been urrortant to-day cold a enc
comparison the closing prices OF the pre-
,us day ana 20 tho corresponding Var" last wear;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-02

d. ss z e at :. 3d. .ts s l ~ r. at
Kansas ss, m MI son Ohio oxen la4a ~ at 50 co.
a. Ha Ie s 10 bulls s n at ,r 81 rs o, any
m NOLAN Normally steady soaso for common
calves e Se h.sS ali for the market, The
..sl " s sh holiday Ss sausn
srss TS. Ts %ls slow IN am me prices
ss lot. a, the S ct 5; Sss 5 fed
ssGc: y s s. SOFA a. & 81 a'
SLOW aid i,a wea 3 vcs. i.a n average at
r. IS esIv.! j: i % IL ,' at IT. S.
81 is; T. a9 81 l:s 3 g do 80 n g So
q sa.er: :s 5: %; g =, do a. g r. at do is ID
4: "a esvs: 80 5 d. al ~ s.. 81
v,s' 81 /, a" 49, 81 4. g r. 's s 2 a.
.ts :" So So go IT Ct ;sT
s. GEMS d "a s "a; L. j. as a' 81 "
sra:sers 2t2 r At ss7S 50. :, d. 1872
Huns s Ms ~ Z ';s: b. at $50 10
81 y 2.S t.y IS v 81 T. q 50 >; %
81 sa &S y d. lis n at ss 10 srn's''
e3 ess tf b 1ST s~s Gnys
for export alive and Is cars for the market Trads was
s IA EPs sdS: aas sS5 :saiR isSf
caT6ads @ At late a hour . gSmm9n Sc
@ sI nm lambs at s3a$4 90 at g. 5oa
81 so Dressed slow at 4ao'-c; dressed 'a''s
III t. 80 M Ginsap" a '% G
G Safe g NJ at s. So DO % % p a. at 81 s. * 9
sas .s 81 g aHd lambs: do 5 r a,
g d. 50 n n % At g :; s. g western sheep % 3D. a"
rso & is"o' es ~ at 81 49, a''
HosrbscK & Hollis; so5 Michigan lamOs Is H. a,
81 To- lo5 DO 60 N So l25 pennsyivan5s DO 81 10 q,
s. u KENTUCKY d. 81 n az - - 49, sate a a9 81. ~
90 Kentucky sheep - H. at ST. 10 Do .. II, at y "
,so ws.crG do ;o - NJ a, 81 q" 20 state 90 70 No.
- Jisi & Co.: 2s7 Kentucky lambs, 81 -; II! d"
NJ i1e s'a,e DO IS 10 a s. 20 a. 81 81 =,
20 d. - H. at 50 % u b. 81 ~ az 49, =? sheep m
iamss s. n, ~ So -: IN Kentucky sheep - ~ at 81
/: state a. - H. at 81 H. % 49, " 70 a. a. 81 %. %
sheep. l'5 N. at 81 Is. 1914 State lambs rev 'heep' 81
q =, =. 81 lis d. G N AZ 81 62i, So do 81 n. at
'o q o. 81 n at SO i@ = state She c Is 10 e, 90 s9
go Michigan Do 80 10 50 so i9l Kentucky DO 60 n
At 81 ~ Indiana no G7 n s, ~. 40 state DO ~ n
81 2: Kre'u,ky ssp 10; ID , a. w g 2, 90 G Is
- a, tx. 81 state d. 81 n e 50 20.
w,kcrscn : sherman ii9 Kentucky sheep i?2 n at
81 90. ii d. l?, H. at 81 %. sheep and lamb ., No.
at 50 = 2i' Kcn'ucky arlhs = n At 81 - 10 Penn
fylyania do 60 N a, s. bucks leo =; st 81 g, 90
g. n a, ~. - Michisan 90, CT n q! 81 50
Michigan sheep - r. at s: @7.i state do lo5 10 I"
~ u a; s. - ?a C.naGsn and w.stern a. 70 10. at
81 u $50 Western sheep ii N. at 50 - 20 sheep and
lambs - n. nj g ~
hoes Receipt, for two days, ~ or i3? head
~ Jcrsey CITY AMI - cars at Fortethst Mar
ket dull and lower at 81 :odsG -. %
Sales Sanders: 10 stat" hogs is3 ID averas" at -
Der n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-02

points decline compare. W.
Saturdays closing prices. Transferring noces o go
tai sales bales New ork spot sa!'h 'o,.a e.
last night as officially reported For consumpti2n "i'
bales Contract bales total. 22l5 bales st9 az
ket quiet; niddling uTlancs. &c; mlddIlng eul -
which is Lice lower compared with SATURDAY '-'s
Ncw-York gross receipts 143i2 baies 1onthe'l,'
haIes Franc ESQ hal-s: forwarded 7il3 bales sal
tai net port receipts to-day. i6472 bales thus "a nis
week So 1853 bales Exports to-day: Grea bHah -,
bales. France bales. Continent. loo baes ids
fsr This week; Great Britain 5Iio bales raA'e '4''
haies. Continent l05 is bales. stock. AIS s31 bales
Iivernoo cable-Spoi cotton tending do"nwad' saI'
can 10 900 bales: receipts 5000 bales American 'lp
bales. mi6dinc uplands 1-Gd Future: openen ca
oSI03-64d decline closed barely steady al -! 90
ne, decline October 320b: October November. 3lsit'"
Wovember- pecenber. 3ls03l9 DecemberJanuaiy 800
400. January February 320q32l February- March 22P
S2?s June-Juy 329633O. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. In buyers
favor: cloths very little doing. . - 49,,
'COriFTE--The market of few points on ocH
calling There exchanges OF 5000 bags tne VA int
Vas small and movement marked ny no mp am
features Hamburg market steady: Octob"r '23 prs
Is Is pigs February. 652' pigs liavre mare, foF
c,ohar 90 90 francs November NJ 90 francs; iecein
81 ~ francs: January 50 % francs; f"nTuaiF,
Trancs sales 1900 bags Arrivals NJ MaIsc'es ~
Se isoa baes Warehouse deliveries Tor the wee 900
tocs including 5s9Cs begs at New YORK Se"-a'.,s1!.
% $40 bags deliveries l'"'N paEs'
October l. 5dS bags. Rio nominal Quotations
ssxchonre l2sc: recepts 5000 bags; st"ck I'D, o.
o,,et at II 400 rcis: receipts 1900 bags so'K
So So and Holley with 1000 bags and from Sah'S
procian with 5000 bags - .,.. aoo,,,o caioo
closed steady 10 10 I" points decline aes
o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-02

Chicago Oct 1 (specaD.-Wheat to-day star'e' "
higher cables and on good sized decrease on p"'e
| 2o4 900 bushels The market. however met S..
deal Fl selling Partridge and his OUTFIT SOFA e''
,or .bor, account and there was some very "."'
10 Noy York nrivate wire houses. evidently ~, 10
,5,,nt Tho result tle market lost s ,rG,y Nav
aya,ce and closed about whore u u,u - ciosed at
ren.d a. "a sold between 5t and Dos ann r,aihIe
~ cente Nav closed 81. cents premium. nv "a
snnIv Increase 900 bushels was ap W no n,sss 20
abou, effect OF the decrease ''
Tbe English visible increased 40 60 puse Tnesdov
a,,. rero very small Is cars; the 's'l'ia cars
was small 1870 The Northwes' M IRON, the
,a,rs anos 500 last year ENpoIts ona,,,a
'hnar vnc fair over 4,0Oco bushels priHarS a
., h,sh.s were $4,000 bushels less than Iast a.
49, sbinn.nts were snail only 1000 pushes oIo o.,
~ Iiverpco stocks decreased Tor INC H.l 49,, IN
"'hts Tbs crowd was inclined 70 believe tlat i's o''
pl iinr ,nn was doing some realiz ng -, -,
Very small receipts Of corn. on! I"- lie ,ha Su,
OK r'rs estimated for Tuesday. dNanceu we lu',
49, ai,nost cent, May III between 800 anu 81 a.,
Isod a. 5o, cents October corn. however ciosrn JIs'
where did saturday i9i. cents ne i.h ts,, eun
49, Won't IN. nearby deliveries weak The visible sup
LID. 4, sre,sed ll3 bushels The local STOCK i.Itaf
,.9 n bushels Gables little lwei' me sp'
- u,a duu Compared with corn ana wn"at ot's
,y,ak They closed JUS whore they ii Sa'uiuhy .o,.
C,sb oats were weak October getting .. ceAis unpc'
,yeen 3,s. ard a3,. and closed AT a5s cents. '"a''s
,yer. rerortod FOR 1900 bushels. 49,,
Iroyis,on, were speculatyely dull ana cnieny II W..
r.sson er inclined be slightly weak The range We
narrow Pork. lard and ribs Al night sh'"eu " =
cents fe,l lii" from Saturdaf. ,. .,...s =, sas.
on tho curb puts December wheat closed az oor'
calls at 81 Puts on May corn closed d.
i,i cents calls 81. cents. -.... -,
proyison s,ocks Contract ook - 3S barrels cohrac'
lard Oos barrels contract short ribs l33sVo POUNDS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-02
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS
New-York October l. 1924
BEANS AND PEAsDomestie white beans ,b.M s snd values
forward as1r h1 ow 1hs iTnd cSae Oin
s. go s ses tA rs ad SsTns PGa
and the price been shaded 70 81 80 IN c as
there viii be cnonro few days TO oil all ossTs
o %soa 5: 81 o sny abs Sd
We qnos e1 ,9 ds 81 sa.e M o GC medium s
Do medium 1888 81 3Gs do $780, 81 sDaSl s ~
g. WHIT kaHI ds s2s g :: s5s9 81 S turtle
81 a5as2 do lima california 90 H. 81 I5as2 10 do sI ,st
ss. ts d 81 TO- 81 d. $'Ss 1s o. o. Do pea scotch
sellers were quite satisfied to hold steady or extra
fresh ereamery the pi a was showing improving quality
Regular trad lher usual brands al 26c pu, hse
Lower grades Of fresh creamery all sorts OF hed cea
ana current G SG2s Of ' :tsr Ga .
lines Of factory the duness Of trade mak o
creamery state and Pennsyysnia sSiras 2oa nr 90;
.ee6nds IGa2oc do June make iaa23c state dairy halt
frin tubs extras DC d. nrsts ga 49, t'tras 40
4alec Western daiy fae'3y' Ine p
ms rsaiGc do. June. tubs l4al'9c DO ire'n' La
in aTsc.se cheese WIS han, at sn ''% ad
practically nothing and the baving on home account
g%s very led n" VIZ am 9 s AK hut W. ind no
rant yet Tor advancing qloiations Sma SIZE 'us.
WINK ntecs, On the par, Of jobbins trade Part skins
s ST9eH a al ony few lots soid at wasroWn
M L crcsR af Gsee w acy ~ lose do ofs
lo.c DO choice. zoe; DO common 70 prime ss1.e go
glo,c part skins choice 5soSsS d. s o r. prime d"
EGGs- Receipts are heavy to-day. and while they
sSpy % a seems to be rse TRADE
extremely dull prices are he'd UNCHANGED but some
nGisds nenres a more cxtreme We quote Jersey
o%: "a fair ipd to ss f5 % tern
se i f .eSa15' c c- '1 s . 81 %1sa 30
Is * medium grades and while these tule sshy IN bu?
indicate dmand and steady. Ounces dul! Peaches cor
iinuc scarce ana nm pums lish,er suppl IN NOV
ii" c%"' 5r Kl a LAKE, srhy exceed ouotaons
W. taS Soe Ar,c, f '''f fs '1 ea Eaa 70
8 a %s - S; Ear EG'e PR Vii s. s, d, lISuric
ne Sc s: - d. c, Gas" & & sf . ounce +" ing
aware "S 's sma tS,Ss ;:@@iSc d. Naesfa i5al'c
rt'id o" do ars. 5aske> l6dlNc. DO rft crates 7o
81 Vine ,rapcs. ID. Iulk per IL, Delaware. 2i4n3..
Niagara ?12.c. C,ncod. i.Q2c. cranberres. per Dol
TEIrs is s' cGns4r5aes nrss,sf
AMI venk s5ea' no, i nirtn to- spcar ." chops
and 6r Srs 'pa p IS Largely c'ns. Snail fruits uou
change Importance We quote E.a1o,s'r cd a:I ca
fancy. . Do ehe, $50; a., k g,r.n issc"s
southern sun 81, cbcrr": isii4c bacAerfies %
c>"I ra,ci, *: e4i,.c. &c. bags sale iess
ii6is y" e aiss 81 ,ss moment ., T IVA
m.i%Is'f "l Ne ao,e s,ae Or racine
s to Sh ,sf Ga M 40 sl 1ro" ' common
g. RITZ Iyrrh, clos. Observance u N" ilebtcH
holiday k' ali Jewish huye' ~ o. me- aSg' an
was anna INLAY ~ ssy nothing ahou, the hed.o,er lots
Values elaost on,rey na'H, WIN o. owls Joe.
I'd g. 'arss, dues' , per Is %
geese Ia 81 i:li 81 P .s rs c. D ,oi viz
heavy fresh rcccp's an AN " rr',s l~c- an
oIf when important sales nc made ny 'hers y.
| D. T.e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-02
DE n NSYL Y ANA
RAILROAD CO..
STATIONS foot of IesbrOsses and COrtIandt Sire


P 1880 TAf p5Ek!HsYLvSNA car
G0mDa ea1 krf slssP" cRdaso Cleveland ss
a. m. Cincinnati $50 a. M and lno'ahapo'S 40 n'
2 sSd b Fce a. 'cIHicAGo AND ST LOUIS EXPRESS
Pullman Sleeping and Dining cars 70 IL 10 IS L'u:-
600 S p. b. Gsfids s,s,a:
S.veand 4? iii Sfsaf? p Pf
SIeepins and Dining cars to Cincinnati ane s, Loui:
Arrives Cincinnati p m. Indianapolis loi" D. m b.
d3r s. " PA sefPne Sleeping
70 P,sburg Connects for ch:ago daily ana cleveland
paIIdT TSs5Ia ss'sS AND THE SOUTH
s. $50 600 1910 dted Dining Ta p,,at ali p,I 10
and Dining Cars, 40. Dining Car, e'0 70 p m, ialS
night sunday. $50 900 M 80 so enSn
Limited 60 al PA pa' e IS sn nrh R'""S NA'' ~
4.O y. ". southern Railway ExPrrs aay sle nps,s
G 90 sieepers 70 M9nsomory and Jacks
800 r IDsy o for D Shss' Es1s ONO Hallway
FOR RG ob F PoRST c ceG h ana NORFOLK
Charles Route. : a.. m Weekdays anu WIZ" ''"''sn
A TrES co&sT LINE 900 daily S,sp,,' to
Tampa Jacksonville ,,cH MsGCH emu ~
Fo 6q,P, ATLANTIc CITY 100 .. weekdays with
FOR TRrS 1SPE b MAY pa oo p. M weedays
For Long Branch Asouy Psr@ pecan Gr,ve sna Poins
Pisasani m w" Week days i sundays. a45 5i5
do not stop at Afbury Park ard Ocean Grove on Sun
days' FOR PHILADELlP Ill penn, ,,n,.n
Express 60 30 4 10 $50 eo 80 3 80 O. 80
D. d. M n, i2i5 nieht. SUNDAYS. Express Si' go
o 90 DO Limited, 10 a. M. :. J. 4'"o' . D. 80 o.
Icks, ' oTe is nos 4ss 1895 1873 is and as
nroadway Asor Hu ana 1857 $40 u FUTON street, q
ond brooklyn Annex saton loot q FULTON
SIRE. Comnany will call for and check baggage from
hotels and residences through 10 oes''''''R WOOD.
D a. GeneraI Manager General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-02
Bran SO bulk 81 5oas1c % In sacks shorts *ii 'o"

SIC 80. mai, .un-
Philadelphia Oct. lFouT-Loca,i, ]oDosrs Stocks In
pied and demand sloT ana rrssu:ar under gen
ers to sell Winter s2@sS so g. 40 pennsS
No wig Is oa as%y @e sSsS1 Winter
81 to@s2 co. do sragn9 ,S - ,e d" straight S3as
G,o75 per Dbl for choice Pennsyyanata No red
declined e shpDSs had ,sM December 5e
957c January 5fsd5sc market nsa ru d
nrrn prices crop months advanced Grnrs local
vres wholly nominal in absence N mixed * 57gc No
mixed 5l 10 % Sic o'2ss lSaR,s
carlot and gic on 5uiures No b nart short stor:
aes sc do dead Storage 5ao No white $eS No
white October 35as5sc % Neysmssr bectmber 3
Sana ss :2o@2 zoe sa@s Ss st
Butter firm fancy goods scarce Pennsyvanis etaney
Pc pn seady demand e
iep ctbss 15-i6c; lozenge 3-iGc: standard pow
dcred l5-i6c; hne granu:ated -oc domh re-
nnei diamond A. i-ioc confectl9ne sr,,r
red SO KGys!one r. sr eran sar
Do extra aN 81 red "a, iaI les sec srsS",cS NJ 49, ssc
ne No 4 as Tso g Per Fec ton 2a'' 's'' "
So tos. ~ extra fancy Sc i56s2 fancy 81 oS52 %
choice 81 5gs s. rye 25 D bF heher De-
csmber 5o&si5Oic May 5cc Corn hgher Pecein e5
4s%c May, 473q7'4c oats dull lower osooe' so
Nay 81 GIN s,sa M S 81 ehode s. se. Dry
mests-ShoudeIs s.c ianss ara f ioncs Sic rts
'@ss.c shorts. ssassc High wines firm a, 81 80
Wool-Ltte doing. steady but quiet Missouri ana ana
M and m ceiea @a hard curry isc
Northern medium. lql3c: hne medium gg i co1f o@
and ISs .ol9 oa ESsy e a9f GS
cars at Sc 92I. 81 3'2 speer heid al - ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-02
LONDON WOOL SALES.

London oct, At the wool sales to-day l.I', naies
vern offered German purchasers were more thaI
,c,i,e snd French buyers were apaihetc IN" j" :
"ferei which suitable for America wei. iest'c.ei1
IN polrs and all e these were taken VI th' 10y,
rsrinrs 600 bales Withdrawn. The sales ana ne
prices obtained were follows. New south Waes' -
ial,s scovfed S'.ddis I'D. do locks and pieces 80
is greasy ii.Gg9l. DO locks and pieces 5'sG. a.
o,e.nsl,nf 400 bales secured Is "a, 10 looks anu
r.e.el 4dftOd greasy. 7i.lf 81 DO locks ana pes
7i,d Victoria. ZOO illes. secured ,'atL,s go
rts ana pieces 6lqs I'D greasy. 5isialld. 90 ochs
and pieces 3adas.d South Australia ~, n ii
occurred s.ddis l.J. So LOCKS and pieces. nt'p ~
greasy "a t7sd do locks and pieces 3'ltn,f ts,
Australia alos Of greasy at ia.i New Ifaana ~,
oeg' secured 5,ddls I'D % locks and pieces. O'.iG
is I'D greasy 5f.dalosi d. locks AMI Pics .,.lT
~ ,p. 4 Good HOPE and Natal coo bales OF ffehsy
80 oi1is Al Iflmuth & schwatze and Williams n over
hrv ol brokers who conducted the sales say IN ,ner
ci-,,ii,rs that a good spirit dominated the sale ms
was particularly Oh case with greasy and merho "os'
cs~eoIlly - the higher grades. which were very MN
Sa,rcd woods were irregular and sold rather In the
huvrrs. favor. cape II Good Hope snow whites were
rsesr easier and crossbreds were actively competed o'
NJ rates.