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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-03
chicnqo Jan 2-Thc alLne fuiures Eang a. FOL oss:

s.,; quotation, wcr ., follows flour Market was
spring wheat 800: 80 "a 5'syi NS con. con.
ey ~, =? no Sa'i a1.e d. ' pTu, nony
. ne. por b pr ,d Lo' o.. oc q g r. aa
shoulder. (Dowd 50 2iafj 90 ,mr; e. ., de- boz
s6 .5at7 whi>aey, distiIsn. ni'n'd s,.G,' yer sh'
Der n s,and,rd \, 80 per -. On tle rioi-re *.
chang day The SS,er 1ss' wa r q%s '"i
'~ce. but acNing da,or . s@-'e. fs-' dun ani weak
cincinnati Jas 2osCT T 9e g p1.s. ''Sisst
Marlet unsteady; 40 T. wolta % 'or4-r' - !:
Vry little doing 80 WHIT ,se No ,, TlIo" 81
mixed ar, @jc mixed WHIT oC'' az Shs
&C o %n'n a. m nat 5 S s RI 10 ,ry os
ss1;S ed a rST pork, s. me- S S a o i " e' k
lald-ssle- Of steam leaf At e4e het' dilsd o sd
ls'f s .no Sq r r. "fl s' at " 5CS ,nS clear
i at at 80 Good on Sa Of i ~ NAVE were c55 a
milwaukee, Jan. MAY wheat opened Ss5c, ,ot 80 g
irack: No northern 5s'se No sp'"4, 10, o? oS,.s
cash; 49sc lamar o. ,, pi XXX: dom No l. ~
To sGc 0ats-No white 2o'2c No do. 2s'se mar
ket quiet corn dgi )" d mil lot Of ia, soi At
~ 40 Timothy scd-Nl'rSe nrn; ,a'n -, the al.
Vance: Prime country oasrn,s 30 5oai I'll Flour ana
nil suns quiet ard unchanged
MINNEAPOLIS Jan. 2-WhrIt weak the hrs. hai
OF the session account Of gn,i sg C rai ~
longs who BOUGHT 1T weS in ,@y NAV nI99 o. wben
there was c,eck bo:s Of bulli-h ~ ish kl''D, ana
on ,v p oncass 81 ,. .S %.t So' a .ne eo rs
% wS- a ' ,h N sISa xoS"rn going Tte we
no cars sold a th Ps ana * int ' wheat for three
days We're So ear fourtT.t PIT NJ. 3 !cass SS'
- sG hort. 80 % $3.50 maEf -s,ay on s
MARKET ay 80 Win, so Ca a. 80 go 8 ~ 5,ss s"
except in mali lot. ocua wants ana the Volume q
ys G", % aJ s@ l a. 90, 80 Q, ssss sss
n,
sprcuIStye selling west aaa p,ce declined :sls.
81 rApS' esSs fehraa,y 65aO54r March @o%ao97
AE g s%, reports TOR" from onion o,S %1'"e grain nr
foreign demand for parcel ts for REGULAR hne
d" ' i? erai ore@E- former a',s SO mixed Jan:
a ,mI iec Dat. market Tor ruled nm
nider moderate offering. and fair local tsGe 5e%inS;
January Frqa H s a Ssa{ IaTS SS
creamery extra 2;S 40 nri4' Other fe.S s5c
a 'N i.c: o1enec is~ stand powdered sic dns
4. ic double refined damoni a. c soneIr! r@ka a.
lI6c DO eA.,a g. red Trar o C. s s g,,n star
per ton. Petroleum steady; Refined in bills :; 10.
asc e Other p rose Choice God6ss fair sod
fair to good, 5oa5sc.
Lgs ..a ] "srs,s qac5 s9a gs:'i isssS
y 20 ~ go cGoIcc s2G$2 10; rye - ioas$ rs
buckwhsat dur 4e?1es9 80 Bran lover siu very ss
The market What lower; Jona,,y' ' W. Na{
o1T D dg III az ara o"o or oS N Larirn .can
S sar 1o at s. c Dry Short ts' Ss@
wines tcady at 81 -. Lead dull and entirely nomln,l
with sellers s5 o5 and demand spelter Offered -
~ 10; Toledo JAM s-wheat dull; cash. eosc May. G'.e.
Corn du no =. aa 20 0ats nC s% M,TS ST.
Dressed boss s. so for heavy; SO 20 for light
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OTHER MARKETs-By TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo JAN @ & 5 1 $50 % Sea G?0 fSr saS
To- New York 20 head: sale. 10 head Market opened
Go to s ssi o s. Ss l sS sa@ to good go
s. - light butchers 81 tgSi To- ,laR mus far a2 @
head G Gro h 300 hfad i o on
l lerkeTs s. 7Sg ssS s. 8, @ Ss5 So 50 pss
s. S5gsG the latter for extra smooth white rpush s
2aS 20 sheP and lambs asI o hesd ou f
same last week 600 head; consisned through 900
' Sp e. strong for 9ms steady duh sheep
closed fr good lambs saes Of Canadas az - 20
81 fair good sheep $. 25as5 Extra iat ~ Z'ss - ~
9a aa,s lambs an s. SgTs ,5 aay So SO s' % 80"
East Liberty. JAN 2-caue Receipts; about 20 cars
1n"iav. demand fair: market active and strong Prime
~ sf ,Sagh Eat. So 2odS So aE steers sass 50;
good FAT cows ami hefer 81 5og,3 o good .ee ies
= = best WORKERS So gs5 ~ 70 ,o fair Yo~srs
da AMI Tucsay ieani eool market active ana higher
common 5ocaSi yearngs. 81 25gs3 70; lambs 50 500
'r nj STOCK Yards chicago Jan 2Cate-Receips
oo head cae ar% 81 s. N cows and bulls ia
81 25a$a %: calves 50 25gse IIegsrReeepts 22@
ha & B. h eSo SSS O s. ogs .s 'h SS
- ioaS5 30. pigs 81 254s5 % sheepIteceits. $500
i hSri. WAS ssas5 AM ''
81. Ioui. Jan 2-Cattlc-Rtseipts 3i59 head; market
hand and buyers paid higher prices FOR everything
lair 10 good Common sold slowly az steady prices There
opening Of business This market was steady NstM I've
se s2qs2 4V r e'% s IT good asr Win seScy1
loads Of choice among them but the southwest We're
hg I TSni@ s5@ s. 80 southwest which mere in large
supply sold slowly and at wide range OF prices - 20 70
hogs a weak feeling prevailed and decline q sgioc
light s. iOQS5 30. Sheep-Recepts. iio5 head: common
- medium grades were stronger native mixed y fos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-03

dct,d lighter interior movement. NevOr.lns receipts
for tomorrow estimated IL 0cO t, a goo bales ag,nss
- bale. last week and 6.SiO bales last year The
estimates 10 The port receipts for the week lcn-
,-alN .t"vO ae-. Last week the port receipts
Ncr 10 ~ bales and corresponding WAX Ncir
III 3G7 tales. The Receipts OF the ports FOR today
u4riiv estimated this morning at .sOtO bales. against
70 week 2ijsl la-t year. Sa;urda,
rec, iui- w,fr 5000 hr,~ and NondtT- 1900
inir Private th3t Manch,tcr will prof.
iitc burer ~ spot cotton IN the liverpool
krf 90 any lrt-up Ia The movement in this
country ana TINT there T. d'-lp 'JI q t.r
in the short crop figures. Auiiec> irO the South
dcatr falling oil In If j. perfectly natural.
ana DE exhaustion ~ supplies on the pint tons.
The Liverpool TO-DAY l. discrtlY attributed
Inc snaii.r movement ALREADY The thmee
i. lial tor more che.frl tnln 10 ha- been and while
a. vet -r"ruli," BUYING 1. not large trgsr Interest
l. seen the part Of Investors. aud whatever IL may
sornt good d"I Of tlk of ''ov day.
I, IS. 81 Closing b0.
tie llr,iois uiqht aud Ias' year follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-03
. WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
Cor week ending Tuesday. January 2, 1904.


Receipts for week: Beans. 1.CSl pkgs: peas 200
bush. Exports Beans. 4G9 pkgs peas, LOSS bbls.
Imports: 300 bags beans. The market has expert
cnCed Guiness incident 70 the holiday season.
and there has been very light trading in all kinds.
Choice domestic marrow hold fairly steady, but
medium have eased of a little. some sales showing
a decline of 2i2N5c Pea pretty wei. sustained,
and the scarcity Of white kidney j. favorable TO
the selling interest. though the demand Il light.
Small export orders for red kidney have caused
further weakness some of the orders for this
weeks steamers have been filed at 81 20 f. o. b.. and
it is intmated that less has been accepted in in
stances. Turtle soup lower ana very dull. Cali
fornia lima are also dragging ana feeling easier. \
ship is just i'm from the Pacific Coast with about
1900 bags beans. Imported stock is moving slowly.
but SHOWS no quotable change. Green peas very
mint an1D
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BUTTER.

Receipts for week 2s.5s5 pkgs. Exports for week. K;
so pkgs The week just closing has been one OF
the dullest experienced for long time stock
arrived freely the inquiry from all sources fell iar
short Of the supply. and steadily accommodating
stocks caused marked weakness throughout the
entire list Sellers now 10 have realized thAt
the trade here cannot use $500 to 90 packages
a week on the basis of late prices. Large sales Of
oleOmargarine. etc, have Undoubtedly crowded
butter out of many channels but the forced cur
tailmcnt Of household expenses by many of our
people has undoubtedly reduced the consumption
much below the usual point this of the
year IL IS therefore, evident that it takes a
sideraby lower Of prices than last 10
the same quantity of butter. IT is very difficult
TO give reliable quotations at the moment for any
class OF goods Demand is narrow that sellers
are forcing sales when opportunity offers, and
prices are largely matter of negotiation. The
little Egin creamery is held for 27i2d2sc receivers
endeavOrirg 10 get cost but aside from this there
were free offers to sell fancy Western to-day a;
&c, and fair 10 choice qualities were very plenty
and seeking custom at 2$p25c. Scarcely any sale
for held creamery. and all grades of State dairy
ar dragging heavily; prices being crowded down
by The decline in fresh creamery but the stocks
are lOt large enough TO very serious cutting
Imitation creamery and fresh factory arriving
freely, demand very slack and prices lN2c lower
Exporters doing but little the moment
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Proposals.
~ FrJCE OF TIE COMMISSIONERS OF the

ODistrct OF Columbia. Washington. December 20 1893
SEALED PROPOSALS Will be received this office
until ~ O'Clock NJ Thursday January llh.i 1894.
clean the following and in the city Of
Washington hand until July !. 1894. In the same
manner they being cleaned by what Is known
as the avenue scraper-gang
First from the south side Of Garfield
Circle 70 and around the Peace Monument Pcnnsyysnis
Avenue from Peace Monument to Rock Creek Bridge;
Executive Avenue from PENNSYLVANIA Avenue Penn.
syvana and NewYork Avenue from 18th street
10 i4th
Full particulars and Information time and
Of doing work etc. be obtained Of the Supern-
fenden OF the and Alley Cleaning Department. at
his Office the Walker Building. No. i6a Louisiana
Avenue
The right is reserved reject any and bids o.
parts Of bids Proposals should be addressed
nissoners Of the District Of Columbia Endorsed Pro
posss cleaning Pennsylvania Avenue etc.
j. W ROSS.
NJ NJ. PARKER
G. r. POWELL.
Commissioners OF the Dstric, OF Columbia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-03

HEMP AND JUTE-The cntie market ru,i quie,
but about steady, with prices last quoted. Il j.
iunl red that about l.5o0 bales ssal hemp
hav. heen sold for export 29.32c. We
quote: Manila hemp for shipment 5l-e, and 5sa5.c On
mot Sl.a hemp j-lGGic spot and TO arrive for best
glade lutte 34aia,c; lutte butts. paper quality 17sc
mixing 2i.c; tagging. 2nG2'4c.
UIDES-Thc market l. quito steady but without nj
cra prices and the demand Is quite fair IN
NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-03
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston Jan. 2-Cotton-Holiday- Middling. 3isc:
low mling good ordinary ?l6c; net and gross
receipts 49, bales exports coastwise 1910 bales STOCK
Norfolk Ian cotton firm: midilng. nc low mid
ding IL i6c good ordinary 6isc, net and gross re.
cepts 5sI bales exports coasiwse' o1 bales ss'er w
bales stock s. i3s bales ~,
New Orleans Jan cotton steady: good uiddling.
7s.c: miidling 5-l6c. low middlng. i6c good or
binary ll-i6c; net receipts 6S'' bales; gross i1
bales exports coastwise 1870 bales sales. 800 bss;
stock 3s5 sll bales. ~
savannah Jan Cotton firm; miidng sisc; low
mi,idling G7sc: good ordinary. sac net and re-
cepts 53i bales exports coastw.se l05 bales sales.
900 bales; stock. 1870 al bales.
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MILK AND CREAM.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT

Ncr-YOrk, January >. 1897.
IrON-Tlc,e was an advance Of = 10 points OF
rho oprning call this morning, followed by ra lion ~
nolnt .r then shJhtt tOiirid'lii'
xrlt,eIt and strength advancing 10 - IL ponfs VITA
March selling from IA up 100 on qlch denAhI
,n the shorts considerable DHy!n for Investment
arcouut Tho advance too rapid. however ana zoe
'uarIt ased OF POINTS under selling ~ secure
,roats nut again ne market turned .t'adiei' ,sa
throughout the session DISPLAYED firm undeftonc en'.
- $500 M II points net advance. The Improvement
as The result Of light receipts at the ports ana pro-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-03

western. GJGS)c Canada, 0Odojc sx-rowei Spdsjc
BARLEY Du; No Milwaukee. Gic5-c; ulp airi
Western j2o6ic; two.roweti stat. G20HJc ... VI
Ma nominal T. CNN LAT-'luirt SOeS,r for
fanadian duty paid stat quot ~ S. for carlot,
SEEDS, =, Ncr-,,i nrner rise {. Sles =,
January Hll =, asfrl Timothy Ma-!.r. uuh,. ,,,t,.
dr,frd ~ .5dT5 per loo u.
CNr0rfs from Ncw-YO last week Whrot ,ci -
hush corn. 2Gj.j3o bI.h cat. 1925 bu.t. 49,
e., 70 hiI- i33.73J sacks. '''
indian shipments - whcit lest wcox wera 400 ooo
brsh making the total exports rhis season = n.,.n
bush AGAINST 2j.i2oCo) busa la-t yaar. dc.rri.c n
$500 Geo Lush
quotations iolow. W. alvc cominr son .,o.,,
,rl---s II nlrnl and .lnnd Inr 1nn "f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-03

81 ston Jan 2-The demand for wool Is moderate ana
values Dealers hopeful for the rev
wear Ohio fieeces a dc for y BE for M &c
Tor Xxx and above and 2Jc No |. Michigan al 1919
6I2Oc No conbng wool firm AZ 23n26c Ohio dflalne at
2iT2Jc. deiaine 2Sc per pound. IN
washed combing good demand at lsd1Dc for
mi wool sells steadily az loV
l3c for fine and fine medium secured basis of
35G3sc for fine and 33f31c for fine medium. Texas ana
california wool sells ioml2c principally for six ana
eight months wool Pulled wool dull with small sales OF
super at 2Da2sc per pound Australian wool quiet and
nothing doing in carpet woods.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-03

Market clo-cl steady. Tian.f,ribc order issued a:
caict ' y c 1 p5I ' io'a iSoo as 80" marse
quiet and steady: uiadng INLAND. l5-lor miiaing
gus -llc. which j. D. hi.lrr c9nplr WIN Friday
rlcc- SPOT cotton The m,rs,i Tor .pot cott1n Wa
nlddung luif Bloc. sales $4,000 bais aie' on and
nd1llna which grade, Other than nd6lta@ may lie
ow micGinq .iGc on: strict gooi oidin,r, is-l5c
GOOD oriner. PC Of ggol middn9 tng,d e'er r'o,,.
strict lw middng stained. .O-32c OIL low midlins.
NcwYdr& net receipt, 9ii4 bales: rr 10 o92 taee
n '' Xxx t'i f,,,,di / zoe b,cs: stocE
' 1,s F ss ' today Great Bi,aa ei$s BIZ
net %. rec ,ccr s' 50 '9 la iii, Sc i@ia2 s 2
pots Goat britain. - 5 lal'S Lr,nce 10 90, ball.
s5cici b1c.. Liverpool ca,lcs-slot cotton mOder,te
aton and esro' ooC bes A@e s9 S, lcs9 Sd
Unchanged I-Gi advance from Friday closed iirm at
Fcruary Tx rrbrgary .March f$a iIi; M,r~h-Aprii
4 1 ArMay 4" isai Ms.Es ag
i:3ai2l: ScrtcmherOctouer. 423v; lamar 4l2 MN
CofF.E-Thc n5rsct for coffee on.d at an advance 1G
Of - - points WIN The eN,rpn OF G1' co"in%
bif. Saturday. rars't lncre were very few oTaclt
showed nrmne,. ,a,lv session with sales OF go
bnsS at tae 't , o ana w ~ at g. Marh at
lGS5alG.i5: kfrll a; 1886; MAY. at l595dlG.95;
9s o al RE i,' aT Ky c S etady at $40 ris
a8c Of g pfs VIII 'f och Of 6as ncu
inc i:ri bag, Przil. AGAINST stock last month Of
o,9 oaO bags including 10000 bags Of brazilian coffee.
cleared from Hamburg NcwYork. 5000 bags II Bn-
Ian coffee. Southampton ieports arrivals during DE,
rt,nher ~ = 500 baQs deliveries that month ~
1855 blgs stock January l $50 against tGtl
with No. al - 500 exchange at 1894 receipts 81
- 600 hags stock 4 2o20lo bags The santos MAJ bet
vas colod nuct nj 500 for good average. Santos
r,,oirts 600 and stock ~ 900. The local sentiment
/. inclined cheerful and there is talk = better
lines but ~ present the market lack. speculative IN
trrest The talk r. for the heaviest ycl1 IN "a"
history ~ the growth coffee IN Br2il but II VIII b"
FEBRUARY hcf p r'liahc estimates can be- secured
Iust now tho range estimate. j. from anywhere from
800 bags 100000 including both Rio and san
uroducton- Conservative parties. who WILL
mo 10 commit Themselves to figures. make hesitation
in -av.ne that the growth viii probably BE- phe'. mcna
market closed steady and %
n nt- liglcr. The sales were 1880 bags. follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-03
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES

Domestic potatoes are in liberal supply. DUH and
barely steady The liberal arrivals OF foreign Of
frred last week were mostly cleared up at easy
prices but at the close the tone is shade seadier
Sweet POTATOES IN moderate supply, ana quiet AT u
changed prices Onions firm. Norfolk spinach adj
vanced last week under scarcity. but Is closing
lower with much larger supplies Florida green
,,ngetables sell well when Of choice quality, but
common qualities neglected. and have 70 20 at
verv unavoidable prices. Local staple winter Vege-
tables generally steady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-03

~ 10 cents % ribs showed praccaiI,
change.
Puts on May wheat were Glisasi% calls. esi.a
CO.. Puts and calls May were the san
price, 49,.
Provision stocks showed 27Gs barrels Of regular po8
2ili ferces Of prime steam lard and only 5.'c0.0
pounds OF short ribs.
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GA ME.

Quail are in light supply, and choice. sound lots
mcet fair demand at fair prices; most sales at
s. but extra large and heavy birds would probably
peniy and dull Very little call for wild ducks, and
poor lots offered very low. Rabbits in moderate
nd SfealN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-03

prices are held quite steady: few exceptionally
fine Indian and Halifax River lots are selling
Shade above anotat ton.
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HAY AND STRAW.

>rFARiNl.-Tard quiet at g',c; oeo steady OF FAC.
TALLOW-Quiet; quoted 1-6c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-03
HAY AND STRAW
Demanl auIe supply rather liberal and prices
POI ITRY

Light receipts have permitted material advance
in fowls and chickens. and the market mas ru hti
strong throughout. Turkeys also improved bui
not as much other weighing SOCK DUCKS anu
geese advanced a little and have found ready Nuy-
ers About $500 pigeons were sold Tor the New
Years shoots and this cleaned up all the surplus
stock causing an advance of sc on good bras.
The demand FOR dressed poultry for the New
Years trade sufficient to clean up the quantity
arriving pretty closely 10y the end or last "rrk
and prices for strictly choice grades were pretty
well sustained. But large par, OF the We1ye ar
OF poor condition. opening sweaty or wor.e, ana
such together with all very coarse heayy turkeys
and thin. STACEY chickens. had TO go at coInpdia-
lively low prices. Dealers did not clean up as
closely as they did before Christmas; and M
prices are fairly wei sustained On striciy fine
fresh chickens and fowls the tone Is perhaps a
shade drmer Quotations for turkeys show little
change. but the preference for small sizes Is be
Of fancy small young hens would bring premium
Choice ducks and geese steady
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-03
iIEMLOCK.

LEATHER-Thcre seems t. be some improvement IN
demand hcnlock sale for both home and export
account and the mae Is ruling steady at former pric.
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SUNDRIES

NUTs-Peanuts quiet and unchanged; quoted at
SaIa4c FOR fancy hand-pIcked, and Zga3c Tor farm
ers' Spanish shelied quiet al 2lsgSc Tor NO !; 40
ouoted at Tsli2c; Virginia No shel!ed at rzM2.c
and No 2 at No Hickory nuts very duH at
50l, g0c Der buqh Pecans quiet at 5l2HIc per ID.
BEESWAX-In fair demand and irm, quoted NJ
2sc for prime Southern from first hands some siie5
to exporters up 10 ZIc.
GINSENG-AIarket firm. with fair demand
Northern quoted at 81 2ja 50 20, western at y S4
g 49, and Southern at 81 J0uS per ID
HONEY-New white clover in single comp DoNe3
quoted nominally at l2Ql4c but after Pre- ne
Tor any important sales; buck wheat lgn l!c tall-
fornia extracted jobbing from store at Cg6ic; car,
lois quoted at 5I5nJ&.c per ID; Southern extracted
very dull at 5Oa6Oc per gallon.
MILK AND CREAM.
The daily average receipts Of milk and cream at
The CITY for the week have been as follows: Erie,
4074 cans Of milk. % cans of condensed milk. ana
ia cans of cream Susquehanna, 100 cans OF milk
ana 10 cans Of cream Lackawanna 4l2O cans or
milk and 80 OF cream; New-fork Central,
4Gs cans OF milk 81 cans Of condensed mix ana
~ cans OF cream; New York and Northern 80 cans
of milk: Ncw-Haven and Hartford, 40 cans OF milk
Ontario and Western. 2.6ti cans OF milk and "
cans OF cream West Shore, l.lD cans OF milk 10
cans of condensed milk and 80 cans Of cream, New
Jersey Central 1870 Of milk and II Of cream;
and by miscellaneous short routes. 1900 cans of milk
and 80 cans OF cream The total daily supply has
been 20 4GC cans of milk $50 OF condensed milk
and 3sS cans Of cream. The average price paid
for the surplus has been 81 ~ can Of 40 quarts.
The MIX Exchange price is 81 81 j can.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-03

NJ Ew-HAyEN-FARE $l.-Magniicent new
~ twn.scrsw steel steamer- Richard tsok" the Hysr.
fssteyt steamer Long lsiaDd Sound leaves Pier -
T. t., daily at p M, sundays excepted. sssi.tnE =
HOtord Sprpguch end 1srth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-03

FRUITS AND BERHIES-FREsH.
apples have been and fayoring sellers;
prices are held firm the close. but trade to-day
- less active. Grapes have light demand when
OF choice quality. but stale lots are very dn ran
berries quiet out stocks moderate. and Of fancy
grades rather light, and priceg are held hfniy on
Desirable qualities. Florida oranges are Ia Ialr
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ain on passage:

I. KINGDOM. Cont mont. Total. {. aaees.
Wheat lu.2;' 5000 7"et 600 81 3Iit0D De-. OF
Cora, bu.. $4,000 1.JSLOcO ~ 900 In. 5000
And with TIE visible pared with las, week also;
ON passage. Visible. Tla'. Ch1ne,s 900
What bu 81 1000 So 2O 900 II l51 100 Doc 40 600
Corr. BUSH 4,42i,00c 100000 l"'47O0o Inc 1'92ooo
ncrclIt, n ad>fuiS me lOr POINTS III '"n-it-
last cphcrs 1000 omitted -four bbis, gram push
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CIIEESi;

Receipts for week. 6.13S boxes. Exports. CO's
boxes. Local iobbing houses are balancing ther
books and until tins Is compl ted there viii not DE
much demand from that so.r,c. EXporterf nave
shown no interest except in uuderpr.ced gOoas ana
the demand for these to be lighter than or
late Tie general market. however has gained a
little in tone during the week and holders are now
asking a fraction advance on some lines OF stock.
1t IS believed that the stock az all distributing points
on January ! VIII make favorable showing Tor
holders. and there is disposition at the moment
TO await the developments Of the next few days;
The count OF stock IS row in progress, and VIII
probably DE ready for publication by the last OF this
we.k Liverpool stocks January were 5000
boxes against 12f.oCD boxes a year Liverpool
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-03
DRIED FRUITS.


Receipts for week, 5.S, pkgs; exports 1928 pkss
The market for eVaporated apples has shown "A
little irmer tone; Speculative purchases by deal
ers have taken about 1903 boxes choice quality at
lOi2c and the moderate quantity of stock here IS
causing more confident holding OF the higher
grades Sun-dried apples in light supply and also
a shade irmer: general sales at 5H5i2c. but fancy
~ c. sliced have reached GG6i4c. and choice North
ern quarters are worth &c. chops remain slow. and
much attention Is given cores and skins Peeled
peaches are duh Raspberries still neglected. Some
call Cor cherries. and choice dry stock is decidedly
llrm. Blackberries held little stronger. California
apricots quiet and unchanged prunes easy in price.
Apples, cyapOiacd, lsD5 fancy. per N.....--iI all.
Apple ,NaIoritei 10 40,
Apples, cyapCrat,d 1923 prime 3'23 90
APPLES c,apoiatrd. s.'3 common b. good ......
Apple. sout Snn-dri d, %, pm cncc -
Apples kOuthe u, Gl.cl 1875 cinu' II % IA " -
Am les ciopni 1873 lsa Is
apllc> cores IisG D..
B.IMu'r. ,,nplritci. 1871 10 ais
Pclches ". c. sun-drlcd 1899. peeled. fancy.
Peaches y. T.. sun.irei 1888 r"lci, choice. q -
Peaches. y. c.. suliricd. 1893. peeled Prime. ! q -
Peaches SoufhcrH Hnpc' led 1919 q 81
Pea hes, cyaporatei. unpeelcd CaifornIa.---.S al0
Rsspbcrrie- evaporltd. 1Sbi per D----...-.l IA
Cherries 1893 per lu-d liz
BlacbeiIes. 1898. per ~.
ilucklcbcrcs, 1893, per Hl4'1
tpricot>, Cl 1888 N - u dlA
rrunes. California. 1898. boNes-...-..- 81
pruncs. Csorne. ls03 bags. la