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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-06-26

The Hon. John W. Deering of this town
is believed to stand good chance of
getting. this Democratic nomination for
governor for the reason that he wants it
and nobody else does.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-06-26
GOOD TIME.
Portland Fraternity Reunion.
Dinner-Sports-Dancing.

Thursday, June rs, 1894.
Casco Bay steamers, regular tickets rs cents
evening tickets including fare OH boat and adj
mission to dance. so cents; special boat at z 80
le25 dat
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-06-26
Castoria.

"Castoria is an excellent medicine for chill
dren. Mothers have repeatedly told me of its
good effect upon their children
DIR. G. G. OsGoop,
Lowell. Mass.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-06-26

'Castoria is the best remedy for children of
which am acquainted. I hope the day is not
far distant when mothers will consider the real
interest of their children, and use Castoria in
stead of the various quack nostrums which are
destroying their loved ones by forcing opium,
morphine, soothing syrup and other hurtful
agents down their Threats, thereby sending
them to premature graves"
Dr. J. F. KtNcHELoE,
Conway, Ark
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-06-26
EXCUR SIoNs.
u. H.. =. R. 8.
n Mo % MB. $50
The 18th Annual Excursion of the Portland
Longshoremen Benevolent Society at
Sebagc Lake, June 27, ga.

=, This organizat on respectfully request
their friends and patrons attendance on
above date. The following even.s will be
participated in. viz:
Base kall, Frlz. SIS, and no perquisites
except S., for referee, Sl5. 3 quick jumps,
w to LIST, 81 to End, S.. TO yards dash IS 70
lst, " to Ind, IS; Three Legged Face, 81
" to lst, ~ to End, IS. Putting Heavy
stones, " to list, So to End. 50. Gentlemen s
zig Dance, 50 to list 81 to Ind, So. Ladies
Jig Dance, souvenir prize. LIST not to ex-
fGeed u End not to exceed 81, So. sack
ing in couples, So to LIST. S. to md. S.. Tug
OF War, IS. Tub Race, IS TO LIST, 81 to md,
Entrance of % cts will be charged for all
games and events except base Ball Game.
In all games three must enter or no Ind
prize will be given American Cadet Crches-
ira will furnish music. Special violinists
engaged for jig dancing.
Train time as follows: West Commercial
street station, 9l5 "a. m. Unio.i Station,
g. a. m; Union Station, LOS D. IN.
Adults so cts. Children 25 cts.
ju23 dat
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-06-26
AN ARTIFICIAL MAIDEN.

1t is Easy Enough TO bo Beautiful If
You Only Know How.
Moles and Bfemishes on the Face, Moustaches
on Women, Pug or Crooked Noses, Large
Mouths, Outstanding Ears-there is no reason
for putting up with such disfgurements now-a-
days. They, and lotsmore, are all easily removed
by well-known Surgical and Elec-
trical processes. For years the EHN
treatment of such things has been META
especially at the John H. Wood Ga fSW
bury Genealogical Institute, 12s "a L ID
Mpsst4?d St., New York. Regular g3EsA
else all the time. Their $50 Page
Book, telling all about it. will be mailed, sealed
to your address for 1oc. in stamps or silve-.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-06-26
Castoria.

Company ri Murray Street. New York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-09
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Nov s (speca0.-Wheat was higher to-day
, made no gain over opening price which II was
able to retain to the close Nevertheless there vas
s,ubbornly strong undertone and the market was fun oil
buyins orders fractonGy below current prices inc o,s
bull card to-day was The Cincinnati Price ,ur.e.,s,
estimating very small supplies 70" export 'hr pd'Sne
rate Of consumption by live stock continues, ~. ,o
fought the desperately. and he was aln ~
holders OF position 10 scalp po"'aD.,
sevraI timcs There was disposition also on tle pau
OF the Eastern bulls sell wheat N the ate rho
Sorle selling was also done by the elevator interests
krsng and schwa Dupee. The market appears ~
ir,a,l.ning constantly. gain in ;hs direction -
the corn trade MoTr tnan naf 81 me c'th ~ rn,r
were I'm the wheat pit to-day. The iact tAt . 100 10
markets reflected decline % yesterday bn Iatu
oulc,ly follow oar advance to-day. led many Oh IN -
- 90 slow about buying. December wn'a opehs t.Y
49, to j3fsc. and sold Let"e'h ''7io anu " "
The close at J31sc 3d.. cs,e-al
corn was dun and wea, from opening 70 c'Se a.
NJ tho arger receiving houses report having csi,u
buv cash corn IN the country account ~ aplnS al
January delivery rontnu" heary Local shippers 49,
Eastern markets filed with corn from Iniai b,ds
further East and report inability to get ,0sa n
Ma corn oucned at JOi.c sold momen'af.E IL. ~
5nNr AMI declined u f'sc lns was itS - ". n
,ts c,os. December CON Is weaker Tran me N.Y.
declined nearly cent Oas declined WIN ,ssd ar
wax May started at 32'sc. sold al "l's' ''' ~
srieons ssNel weak but advanceI sharply Ha,eiy
Bros reported that all thcir cane erIS o. shod an ex-
ngb 10 Liverpool accepted Ths lit'srI IA -
~ IT, FIR purchase ~ 10000 ti"i ei OF IiIu
i.r,1v II also started stampede ail'hs " ~ oo.
er. January pork orncd at 81 - 500 - ld r.
e. 81 ia 10 So 10 and closed at 81 10 s-e.s and
pie IN December "heft slld at J"1sc ana :" 3,t
ci,e,d A. -;7c sellers calls s1id from ''sc u ''" W
T,ts on Nav com sold 49, and at 'sc 10 4'S''
and closed at 9'.c calls at jig.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-09
OTHER MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH

Union Stock Yards. Chicago. NOV. s-cnttle- Receipts
ll"1" head Market firm. Common S3qp
81 A. st"rker. and feeders $2usi 80 and bulls 81
u$3 80 calves. 81 5pus3 10 HossRcceips ~ head
Market opened cay br closed t,n Heavy. - i0usi rs
>, choice mixed 81 JOns+ 90; choice assorted
81 1p$i 50. ngnt So 2jISi -. pigs. SO 5O0 81 sheep
Receipts. 1860 head Market weak. Inferior choice
81 2juS3 -: lambs. 81 75uSi 25
St Louis Nov. S-Catc- Receipts. lGS3 head. Market
ard prices shade higher Native steers So 90 cows
81 35Qs2 10; Texas steers ioas2 10 Iiogs-Receipts
tSi5 head Market slow and lower Best heavy 81 So
to good mixed - d5GSI So ordinary 10 fair light 81 Is
nst 30 Sheep-Receipts $50 head Market and
strong Better grades sheep PC higher; lambs high
lambs. - sOGis3.
tas, Liberty. Nov. SAITH Receipts light Prime
SoHS5 90 good 81 iodSi 10; good butchers 81 1884
rough fat :. ;0as3. fair light 80 25ays 30 Hogs
81 so lest miaed and heavy Workers 81 d5Gsi 73 com
mon TO fair Workers. 81 J0Qsi "a. pigs 81 30q$4 40
roughs sSusi sheep-suPp:y fair. Extra. s3a$3 20
Ing. 81 2o@Ss 10; lambs. s$as5 So '''''
Buffalo Nov. S.-Cattlr-Receipts last - hours go
head total for week thus far $50 head Tor
last week. l0o head. consigned through. lG.0 head
NewYork 2+o head: sale ~ head: market opened
steady closed steady with ali sold but few stockers
prime heavy steers - i0 good. LOO To 100 ~ SO s0G
81 20 light, 900 to 1850 N. 81 .O0<3 Is; 50 35c
:: .o veals 81 250s7 ~ icgsReceipts last ~ houts
1900 head. total for week tins far 80 $50 head for
1850 head. 10 New York. $50 head sale $50 head
market opened slow and lower. with good heavy
sale; closed strong with late sales Of Workers. 81 TO-
and Of Mediums a. s. '5 early sales Workers. 81 600
81 g. mostly ~ G5 mixed packers 81 65Gf4 10 mostly
81 G7-nS+ IO mediums. - Ods4 10 pigs. 81 55aS+ Is
roughs 50 ocds4 stays 25sa Sheep and lambs
far 5000 head; for time last week IS 100 head
consigned through. 1000 head. to NewYork. 200 head
sale GOO head market opened active and higher for
good natives wish Canadas slow and held above buyers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-09

THE GENERAL. MARKET REPORT.

N,w-Yoii November :. 1so'
coTroN-ln fsponao to o SS[f epen n' from to
points lower tin chief decline tens IN late positions.
ua-ch ssi,,nr oowu 70 80 against 5dlc the close
veserday There was considerable covering - local
5m and par,iay dne, the sharp Lerp Of The
Of the mari, dui"t IT, T aT
Of 25Ocoo tales the closing was al about tne ow@st
prices ~ ne gay ne ;e' .GTs pF $40, rn1es are
raid 10 have withdrawn from market iherr were u ,
being The moIe nent at re pors as wen AZ d" IN
points. is sl liberal IN" i"teps al III" i'itS
cgtirnatee now running nom $4,000 $4,000 bale sd
early in the week be.rs for over '"rs. IL
30 sio tacs The reccip,s at New-Or!eans tomorrow
ere estimated RI .00O bales and possibly :6"o com
pared with 10 SOB week and 10 ~ last year. Re.
trrp, at Houston were 1927 bales agans lIii asi
week $500 last year Receipts at Menpnis. is54 aeanst
G359 last week. 1920 last year ATWOOD .Iet q -"
from '"rhe Hew-Oreans Ic current, frn ls2G g. $50
IN interesting rr lme Of he causes u d'l'sso ~
cotton from. lsiS to 1850 inclusive being me loves p
recorded until ihose Of the last ninety days II
appears that in is' ana $50 the season opened mos, avs
speculation followed 10y disastrous reaction lIr,y
mates enabled c cate ier own icims sptc-
ulatye prostate Markcs o. ms country
6 enc HDuniary question also an,ci values Aou'
January l>i;. Hiane up,'nis at IL'rrpool s'ii a.
80 mes- low low P .Ir e, ,,-,ac5 ~ - on
~ Vrh he pr...sh liinis,,, ree,,ini.nd!n- total ic-
T,yerpoo - z,a.d per n. Loves, pfce Liverpool ID
for one week about December - 10 The prize ara,n
The mater down to Ga,~ AVID ycic,t 20 MAJ
IN" south is confronted VITA he pi"ol n - pam n
another crop when the pic II cotton az Liverpool FIR
planting g.. or 2 below any planting
season eye recorded Win spot cotton selling - l1ve'
n cotton trade a,d. Thc price Of spot cotton
20. riddlnE u'lands + now , l,iel, ...,.. .,. d.,
prev ious night AMI .au year follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-09

N"w- i',k. y ~ nue. - ma
REEVES Receipts. ar ~ ~ nea'i , n an, AZ
In.tk,f 80 i.lainS l""ilng nm. i'r't' ". " -,
90. ago f.r ordinary g. choice i-N'e .,,'t's
go rint" ""l i'N 80 IA.
tlInli ,aur ef.icc- ~ smpn"ii - i'i. 81 h,,
CALVES r. riptf AZ ADJ N-N-i ID h 'N'' w. ,,..
- which j." n'a1 N'i. s - ,,,..i~ -, ...r.
t"ii- r'd az >"if> - n, ' ., 10. ,,,v ,r,n A..
- -. f"l caves ~ ~ MS .t',.r.l
~ 49, fDr ry dresser N,l. -, .,..,~s bI,n,r a.
ami 3-N'' Tor ''''' '"''''' '' "'
500 - , -. p, .,..~,,o -, s. -
sales ). T. ~ ~ &: -. H. o,p, " a, *
pc ~ ~ u, i'o IL" 10 - y, -, e. 20 vi
~ Collins - A't"N e. -. 80, 80, 80 ioi ~ AZ
sina gfh%'"ts ~ .,' - OBJ, '' '
= Sfat. t.'' e. ~ +, a. ho $50 y, al
- Ju.d " 60. ~, ~ - 5. - ''' '
- -, - y - ~ 80, - ~, - iot- do II, H. AZ
= sander . ~, :, I'' a.; ~ ' 49, w. " 80
-. ki'ss't' ~ w., p" 50 ,7o o., on ~ n, s.
., b-. 80, - 80 liz H. A. ~. :. lei calves
,.ili N ~ =, =. e. ~ 800
-, t' "' 80 -,,-,,.r. > ,.,,s 40 Z. a, $50 2
49, i,7 ~ r., ss5o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-09
REAL ESTAlE l..
pr,srTESS AT THE EXCHANGES.

BUSINESS AT THE EAChAN"T''
Notwithstanding the unfayorable weather. 'nere
WIS a fair amount OF auction business Yeste't";
and the bulk OF the property onered proue.' .'
nr.cos T. V. Harnett & CO. Of rcd al inc i''".ss
'ai,.roo,, r,lar foreclosure Nos. 1911 and l'Sl5
,r,s,rrd,m.ave. flvestory brick factory. on land
,sN,, The plan,n was the buyer tor Sg'.c'
,he same auctioneer sold No. i23 East Wen -
= nve-storv brick tenement house; WIN d ior' =
story DICK r. rklrr wa the buyer for sl2.275
ioi I'SNSgo Go,,llnr offered No ll5 East Egh.y
.,gbth-s fve-story stone front ha,. on lot S''N'
cS 1t brought &3 n rom Sor'P arscios,ire No
az I It t,Iffvdrsi-s hree-story brick DWELLING.
on a lot 3oNiGo5 The plaintiff in the proceedings
VII rbo sar n' aac,ioncsr sold 10 s5 West Tweny
ATHEIST fopsory eTieS bds IN he rear. on
ot esxe9 william Berry was the purchaser a'
~ Ingraharn & Co. sold No. 80 Monroe-st thru
story brick building on lot 25%s2 1t orous"'
S Brya i'G Kennedy offered at public auction Ne No
2s3 West Twenty fourthcst fhresI Hnatb was
t the buyer Tor sliSoo n,,,,,c ,uc.
The same auctione"r offered also at Pubic
ton No go East seventy -second,st' epo
stone. front house on lot i6sNlp. j. & Oa'ne'o"
bought the property for Siiih "o; ,s Ave-story
81 residence 2sSxSs9 1t was purchased
in December ls4 by the MaTn Fest es'at bout of s 60
The mystery attending the puren4SeIr ,fnh ann
tecnth and Nincteenth-sS ps syyei one story
is tha the officers Of larse c9rpoTaon are G tSv
i,, individuals "A cOnSlderao!" p'p'' ~
,'' - ~ :" case to the corporation at heavy
reu. IT, ..o,or,,. ,4vloO Nos
IN and 1s5 Broadway. with ihe oii iour So!
h,ilIings thereon. to Leo Schlcssinge, Tor hpo ~
81: ~, The buyer IT Is said, Will improve the
nrDnertv hy the erection of a ten-story business
building . 49,. o,.ostor, double
cais two s5x29 ana one 25x79. lots ie.ll Nos Ioi
To is West one d-and-frSt-st', TOT ~ a
row Of six built by Mir RraCnier this year; ann
only recently finished Mr. SIMON sou I XIX ~, h'
hr,A,.r n the sale OF the hye-story Nat 10: liz
vest Nlnetieih-st.. FOR Mrs. SOPHIE oppehhe''"e''
10 Il. Hirsh. . -, ,r,, No ,ef
NJ & L. Hess have sold the Pr99IPery ,b NS ,o
5sxii3 for Joseph and David Steiner. at $9"c"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-09

r1.o-n..f Nov : 3.t5 g. m -I'cf-tNtra lniia mrss
anil , ~ C prime dun - ''is 80 rom I'm.
,+..s W,,..rr fr. dun ~ 3D. lo. medium. dnl az
g.. o. ii,m-.Shor crf. about - - 10 IT, stA'S ="
t.. p,.r D.faf erarl cut about - TO 10 10. r'"I q"
~ q .nIr, rih ,,Du - H. steady 35s Cd long clear
,.fl..s about steady ;-'s long ana snort ,''
,t,l.- about 80 ~, steady q AS 81 shoulders NJ ,h
I. - ~ y, steady AZ 2.r Ch"es- American nn'St VIM"
49, .I...i duu a, 49, Ialow-lrime city nominal
,...l Id Liverpool refined. az l"s Splflis ~
ffi.e steady ~ 9d Resin Common hfin on "
I'D. Prime ", stern SPIT steady az JOS Nh'it
* A. o.! winter steady AZ q G.t 30 req ~. IN.
80 q. 4. nf.a Fl,ur-s' Louis fancy winter nTm 80
a.. sru N,.l N.rfsru spot steanY az -. N1v"wh'f
. 80, "a, 81 ioi,1 December afs1Is at - Pal January
stood. AZ 1. si,i ilis ~ LONDON Pacific cast urn AZ
.sf ....
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-09

ing Of compared with last week and last year The
isoel rs Ling very little Eydence OF MS
in DrsistTeets visible supply statement when after
1910 bush more han the oiicia visible Interior re.
no "a % bush HTf n nar csc"so ~ $50 bush nearly az
wnie1 aran' "a , NJ .ps" s ia1 receipts ,o5Ss
bush agains 3oGc3b BUSH total. ';Higs .ush ssi.hs'
r ~nca, i,.rkit ora.d the close developed quite
little ve,Nnefe with the ieclin" IN corr l.sias s,oI
portion u the oarly a1vance COS ns al nrf'y 80
II the iay - gain. Tho traces Wip '"lr
good buyers at MIDDAY seemed - ne a." P a. ,r,or.
expected aooi and coatinlos .n.s'r guy i,s.
,i s,eay acs included 40 90 bush ~ rcd for ~
ha-ii Guoe osc Owe peeenae dslise Ds' EN-,
fliry active and weaker: tbs was NIL 'upris ns n
view II statement 81 ',lt IA" .1irs,c On ne
crop 4 corn ron $500, go Lush I, i97go9o iush
niecian,ab. rcarrsa,.ns Iio2.o"ooo bush against
l%'5" p"n nHsh 1851 90 ne sp',"s r,s'", iore,.
1iirers u ~ crop o. only 10 ~""r BUSH L. regard
.o % ia a a II .,i ex. '. 6a in i5j IS nrel.iaE
Int IN - decreasing The pressure IN inr 1870
this togeth.r with thc "N rings ~ j. ng sur ~
eecii s oT T.a'" 30 ll s i M orn. Tac iac
=" we Dw'' 70, m ,,t. 49, ~. ra. that a ereat 4oi. -
srss II nov corr he dcrrauG easily satisfied had
cxtcr' Of 600 iusn 81 ~ '"" On me ~, ~, os, l,st
- corn At 80 irr., an4 -t,,, r, , o a.
qui'i ana ~faN '" "p'Iat ,h.r ye,@n~I qnit~
,e"rned To- be- ill., eu,rcy to f,nra'hr w'h corn thor"
GUIDED eoo) nueh NJ Witt at 3-r}6c ',' ,' =,
,TaCe white a5@i'- and COCO bush + * m'~'a +, no
G ,1 .D g@,'.a w..o-n ir ); III W. aan IT,
r.wci stat. 'oq.-'sc. sN-r'r. 80, 80, - -
Tji'>WiI,;AT Maiac' dun 5caG'' for siy' AMI g
we civ ,or comparison closing Prices - -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-09
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKET.

New-York. November 5, IsDf.
BEANS AND PEAS-Domestc marrow are steady with
most OF the choice lots going 81 30 The trade nng
well with medium and the feeling Is rather
easy Pea we'll sustained. Red kidney quiet but firmly
held. Yellow weak. Only moderate inquiry for
foreign beans and prices little uncertain Green peas
higher the West and there IL feeling
here bag stock be had this afternoon below ST. and
Scotch have sold up TO 81 l2h We quote: Beam. DO
nestle marrow. brsh 81 30 DO medium, 81 75dt 81
do pea 81 So do. white kidney 81 ?59s2 so do red KID
nsy ~ lo@;2 20: DO turtle So To- do. yellow
81 0oOS2 TO- do lima, California ~ 5g{c S. DO foreign
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-09

Mcdonald James. to Lucy A Lcdwith. 9 ssd-
81. 227,s IT W Of sth-aye. years ..:.........
Nfysc Ser s # n"n OF M icsRs as gu1
Ostraader. Peter ". and wife to the Title Guar
antee and Trust co, $ 5th-ave. 500 II n Of
Same to Newman cowen 5th-ave. sos 4,
pi Of ' n"rt to year Hanneen FoIts Ion
ST. 22Oe It OF Avenue \. 3 years. ...........
Protst; joseph. AM another to y Blrmentha!.
PEBBLES enas ane VIE 81 f he and
Wakefield Cooperative Building ard Loan Asso-
citation n Kockield-st SO IT u Marion
Peek. Mary 4. to sophie 4 Peek. 33d.st i25
II " Of 9th-ave. year ...,,....,..,.,.,...
Reyno,ds Emma A. and another to Muir
ray n 21;h-st, III II W of sth-ave. years.
Same to same. shave l7.5 IT o. 9th
Ryan. James. to James g Patton Rogers Place
s. 5oiii II Of Marchesie ave. yeas.
Shea. Denis to Edmond Poirer and another.
executor. corner Droome and Crosby sts
siagic. George W. ana wife to II h Ward Saw
ings Bank Prospective. # o; john
sayre. Cornella f. to Rachel Purdy West.
chester-avc 2s5.9 II n Of coie-st 3 years....
ioiih-si. 2o5 # W Of 4th-ave. / year. ........'
Ten Eyck Grace " and another 70 Katharine
L Van Wyck. Ilst-st. 1882 # o. %-ave.
Tho rector. etc. Of :, AIMS Church OF Deaf
Mutes OF the city Of New York to the Lawyers
Taylor. Sarah :. to Merritt Fim5lc. Nos rs and
Same t. Bank Tor savings, 3i-aye. $50 It
n u 3Sth-st. years. Observation-Disclosures.
Wund. Jacob &. TO Samuel Friebcig. Nos :I27 and
3.3 East 30'h-st. mortgages. iasta;nents and
sfdfr
War linger. ia eda,cDa. to SigmUnd cohn $ q
Delancey-si 1853 n of ~ very. g m lnths ..
Wet,erer. " LIAM - Margaret Qrsckeabos n $
tSth-st. 31s.t n ~ 6.b-ayc. years. ........
Woodward. Frederick +. 10 " i Nicklas Nos 1872
TO Us West soth-st, mortgs ses ::............
Yule, JOhr. and wife II II b iock n 1924
81. 200 II %. Central Park. West year..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-09
sor.rttrpy COTTON MARKETS.

c,Ivo.t-, Nov s-Cotton weak; n ding | gr"s
los, ,lf,i',ng i-.r good ord naIy ~ ~ "a. sal
r..eipts o 73i bales; exports ID J ''''' ''
3'3 bales. stock 1925 ha'es. ,st.,, !, aide. low
Srr'.t Nov S--o1iton quiet. mlCG'Hl-, 49, '-,,ss
N".io.n' ~. Good o,d'nary lice. net an" s,ys'
i.rr'rts $500 baes cps qP9,q ho e2a''"'S'
"T,,-Grean. Soy. s.-cctar qui.t; goo, mrdrarS
RI. mdiing % & ,de s'' gr5ss s5l5 bacs exports
Gs, fritrin $50 bales; to the y1ntn A. 800
,.os. " asttlsc : j35 ta.es; sales '''"'' "a'e'' '
81 lG3 bales. , ...... s,s,. ,niddl.ng 5c. low
siSamn"" GOOD ordinary 1-i6c. ne, ara r0;I
rec. ,pts 5000 bales; sxnoT. as + 100 bales
ii2 III bacs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-09

London nov s-There was sac o. . ,',, o, sci.h
~ winchester House today euou " GOD attendance
- hgsrs grown meriros were 20 81 4, 6ris<
n-i',s were unchanged to "a nlgl'
'~.i-' obtained W"rr; EewSni
sales @nd Queensland 800 Al i.rJ9d E'r 20 "a,
soo a, 2IGi sou,h Ags'rae 10" 60 % a, s,.asid:
'zIa,,I 500 at li.lG9.d; Cape Of eio'd bS,a on
T,,aI 66 al .s.a3Nd. The next SAFE WI" y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-09
leading futures rang'G az follows
m II-mest InAAl.f. lLnslr-,

h ssa"''y .:. - S sH' e.. Is ss5
s,ssd@ 5aae % sxpo a deand wa. air nohns
Va sas wSea S5c by sample 81 re- a4c
GS '5 i5 ' 81 ssss s s. 4Sas 4 r. prime limo
9 ea a pI 100 n " &c s7 per shd Sq r s 5ts
Coos. 81 .sa$G so dry sa:et shoulders ,'21ed, s. e.
aia;,rs, finished GOODS yer sal 8 3 SuEars en,
2 49, i n So n ra 81 3sd 5se on the rfodace
f Gshsay go os s ?a' da2 was a H Eggs
Were hria at ls' .aisc for flesh stock.
G5e ss : Ssy 'gE ls12 sSs aS'S 's5
white ear aew ic' mixed ea. new 4,c; white ear; od'
2. n Hf x az ' e NE :sssey PIX dm &i's
light demand. Sl2 80; clear mess sl3 10, family.
81 10 eesr family so - inJl ma s'rir eii 'e kr.-
shoulder 5sc loose short RIBS des &C. ahor, clear
sides. d.sc Bacon nfm ioose snoqaefs u.s. sho.t RIOS.
sides 1s snort eear siie - SoHd meats w ,,5
bass Of 81 %. Sales OF jg3 bns.
Milwaukee Nov S;specula'ive wheat was firm a, The
sSyanetd TO '1 5s sd closed a, a IN tie ample mar
ke wheat wa steady. with light suppl Barley ,rme;
moderate supply and demand. No 2 white n track Sc
No do. 3lh Rye STEADY and in moderate demand; No
s. 9 1oa sas6 ' 2Sn fGe ' sn fi ag e4nss
si$ 50rsla % white go fr9slons higher mess pork
Minneapolis. Nov. swheat attracted more attention
generally than corn but the leea market .agge1 and
c Sshs f G Tor M IE saaed %'
YESTERDAYS close December closed y.sierday at S5se
yesterday 5SS 15sz c opened to-day $3.50. RAJ
and the demand was no, 80 pressing as yeserday NJ
terday On track No hard. 5sc; No Northern 51i.c
no Nor.hel5. S'si era ~ = az eI o G2rn s,es 49,
a, s. iog.$ 4" fr pa -ns 81 s5aS3 % for bakers ~.
@Sio bulk silG$n 50 ii sacks shorts. slasi2 b
Philadelphia. Nov. s-Flour firm and many mills ad
disposed T. meet TIE enhanced yicws Of manufac,uIsTr
ing to sell on this basis are dong fsr trace Me
syivana Buckwheat -four in iisht supply and firm a,
;as2 2; per S @ as dSc f%y Su Closed .ay
Gables slow and foreign demand light No red Noyem
February. ;Sa5oc Rye nominal at 55c for No /. Penn
rylvana. CONCEPTION market weak and declined sq'4c
but offerings light and little disposition to trade Local
forlper rates No mixed December 5ia52Mc; January
light but offerings moderate and prices ruled steady
Futures nasss and Without mpo.n ssans No
Esgs-resh stock very scare and nrm far
s
e.rsd Csc fine g5snulssed sc standard xrsnuiasea
n,ond A. 4xc; confectionery A. i%c: red star A. 4Nc
keystone 4. tse: F6anklin B. &C; Franklin extra g
al .. Less Sa Sd Tsss
changed.
Icy; Sss saiss aE sss s ts
sacked arrive sold track al eic and
ssl4 4 @ Es::: :s "a: ::
& @s ' esss co. &C. d sae:.
ana S % Ha r sss Is 0 sos sHsy
isS ms ss saa Neither Sg and ssa hs: s
medium smIe' ssstc and low 1Toc hss me .Ssc
7oc; hemp iwne. 90 PER 70. Lead fr,n With .pa; bid
s,sss At aso sDeit.r Nl sws e." w saaS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-09


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Totals ....--...- go i'' W.
METALS iitON ..rhe ifan ASt- f1fs IA ilfn -
= ..fl.r .. in.rea.- = ',-,' fI- .t'f o. 't'. D.
.e ,.., = cheap rIe ir.n prdlr.n from .t'' '' "-
-..n.ls. - ...e 're whole capacity '' D. .l.. '''
N..,,1i.s 'a... flfnacee vrf" mahnF N's' '' ,,r.
o,,t 81. I-u,... einenf trade i! expected 80.
I,f.n- Marr,t af~adN 90 900. hanged iii.'-. w"
Tea Ar 81 50lis. .TlN H. 10y ~ ''.'
"" .a.' l, ,,srte, o"sln. barely steady with t.ri
=, ~, gsli,n All February - Az! so q" -",,"iT
49, ,.s liens option 'a Ma T. fnr .A' 9 n'ii '
:, -. -. . .e,.-a .ttln 'hI. year. one das'- 80
-. So - tan vars~f dut ana feliuf~."ea - - ~.
.,r,.iy "a, s. ~ s..... SPELL -. p. - 4
.f,nve, &C., All MlNi VI ~, I'..rl US. a. -... 4. =
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ana Iialcft's s. 2flfS1 %
,.,t .,.rs ~, sYRTPS The rne ~ ih" ii"i
M'l..'F7'., I'll. Is on.F faT
hfouShn., .,,i ,f.rs ~ last quoted. " au'ir Nr~
rh~ n"i','n r,,..rs q, c1inmln lVail'- i''
INK" lsai9c choice. .oa23c egcn 900. 80. o,1.o
.,-i,n. p, choice. -Nn"'r 1870
90, no, eG43.r. ups sugar. "i'I"AiS ,-eea.
-, - ed - $50. prime n" r.. ','-.,t,.
sroJt.s Stock. Hosin p ~ DDS ~ i''''''
CO -, 7iG ,h The wafh"' ~ pm mr., -
~ mo-, li, shade better as t. pre-. ~ .,,.J
-, too o.i.a M Eufn r'inAin. No. -. "' '
now ''lns Is, - rod strained 81 81 .5pSl !"
WIN ''''"'' , 81. demand flr cot'ou,crl
OILS I'll" IL ~ 80. NJ value. more i'ss. AM
on has the erect "' ,.-i... nat can ie cIr
IS Therefore ft''N - m. status - o.. ma
sl!rrcd Az accurate lf 49,, in l.,or = buyers In
ke Lard "il r l't ,at, m tone bur sales mo &C.