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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-08-02

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gbe bic 20ldapparate in Sba=
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gar n,dts aus5uribten permobte. -
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UNI 9iiIfe telegrapbirt, bod um neun
llbr Nadts lag Der san5e GeI6dftstbeil
Der 5tabt, nit Musnabme bon brei
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ben i'm &anjen 60 @el6dftssebduoe ser=
lt6rt unb Der anseridtete 99aben be-
trdst $45O,Oo0. 8erliderune $3.50, 900.
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Ter nit Ginrihtung. 0as Burlep
9ouie lit jebt oas ein3ise Sotel in Der
Staot. go ,peit befannt lit. III Nie=
manb bel Dem 6euer neruneliidt. Gs
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Der DIT ie wieoer aufsebaut iueroen
mtrb.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-30

In State issues the business was un as 1s n
large and diversified. It included ARKANSAS 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-30

Chicago March 90 CSpccaD.-Thc wheat market was
flooded with crop damage reports to-day. tut the price
declined There damage reports than on
Wednesday, hut as there not such demand from
shorts m. price did exhibit the strength May
OPENED AT CO., sold between 81 and J!i.. and cosed az
ndyic~s from about "N"ry
state m the Southwest There about many d"nals
as there damage hut nnum"rahl" m ssa6 -
showed that III" whole winter wheat territory was ~ an
excifabl state 81 mind whi" everybody excited
iO4Sl 40. prime Hight 50 iOuSi 80 Shccp-lt'ccipis
COS head There only few small lots ~ naN" ana
Southwest available IN this mornings market spring
lambs averaging pounds sold ~ &c Native mixed AMI
ycarng lambs 4c per pound Southwest. Ei 10 -
pounds average. - Goa ~ 81 These prces are fly
iJc higher than yesierdai. Mixed - hpHHi
lambs 81 spring lambs. Sc. bucks 81
Union Stock yards Chicago March % attle-Recepts
1l..U bead. Market Common To- extra steers.
stoc,crs feeders - oIN. 30: cows ana
bulls 81 2JQS3 - calves. s. JONsJ -. Hogs Receipts
SoolD head Market opened firm and closed weak.
Heavy 81 5OnSi 90 common 10 choice" mixed. ~ 0olp
%; choice - SjnSl so Hight. - 1'nSi ~
pigs ~ iumSI NJ. Shccp-Iccepts. 1000 head Market
strong: Inferior choice - 1JM$i 30 lambs ~ pGN,
East Liberty March - attr-Eeccipts light ana
market slow. Prime cattle Sass -. COOL ~ WHs3 ="
good butchers 81 2jTS3 -. .uugh Iai NinS3 ~ so1 i
cows and hefers - iOnSi -. bulls AMI stays S2mf
good fecC.rs $3as3 ~. Hogs Receipts ligh'; demand
fair and market steady Best Phiadelpniar $Jns' 20
Workers. - C0nSd. comm N ~ falr workers. - uH
crop nobody seemed 10 lie disturbed about Tue
market There half much trade as yes'eriay
Cables disappointing rejecting very eeby me sharp
advance OF this side Wednesday Clearances were about
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-30
OTHER MARKErs-EY TELEGRAPH

puNao March g-Ca,tle-Tlccop's for tho last -
hours 800 head week thus far. 13.O head for
same time last week. : O40 head consigned through. 80
head TO cw-York ~ head; on sale 20 head. market
ono ned steady Hight cf' closed steady. fat
hIs So 754S2 Hogs-Recolps for the las - hours.
week thus far. 81. 40 head. for sam"
time last week. ~ 400 head. consigned through. : 800
head: To New York $50 head; on sale. Loo head, mar
cioscd weak with few unst. York
,rs d5GS5 10. choice. 81 IL extra lght. 81 20. good
mediums 81 s5a$5: mixed packers. <5m<J 10: - ~
Tho Ias' "a hours 600 head. total for week thus far.
~ coo heoI for same last week a0O0 head. con-
SIGNED through head. 20 New York ECO head. on
Gala 900 head market opened active and l0d lc higher
fr lambs closed and firm all sold, choic" lambs
S.0s X one load Of fancy s. % good to choice. 50 Gn
81 90 common TO far. SiH>i 81. th'P h'uI' anu ihy
o higher. choice wcth"rs - ipHNl 90: good mixed lots.
-,1St cus and common. - tJfS3 80
I,uls March 2g.-Fattle- Receipts l"N2 head made
mn, - IS cara Of Texas and - 81 natives The native
generally stronger than yesterday and
I'm s,mc instances lOc higher paid for desirable
MEDIUM weight steers. The Texas department was quie,
with nrces about steady though som" handy light steers
s,id shade higher Steers. 81 BOA 81 -; and he
ets 81 sT4S3: warnings. s. ~; mixed cattle. 81 co.
cal, 81 20 Receipts. 53SG head. The market
oncncd with only moderate supply. the quality was not
~ rood as Yesterday Prices ranged Toe 10 15c higher
Grades Tho close was but the bulk 81 the hogs
sofa AZ the advance Butchers S7OdSi ~. good Mixed
15HSf So good naNr SONS. $ii>i -. stays
and rough sovys. S}nSf. Sheep-Surly light: d.mnnl
fair and strong. Extra NlnSi % good. :. 100
S}nSg 40: common. S2r>S 90 warnings. ~ 500
"a lambs sl6Si 50. veal calves - IOHS 90, heavy and
81 .OnS' 30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-30
THE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore March 2otlorr active At fi'" ny red snp
changed. bhls. Wheat ~"al. 80.
and March CO., aGo7.c May. G2'sac2i.c IN" o. AN
steamer NJ rcd ji7iT5>"; millinS Nn,,', - ,rr
stock bush; sales. '.,b" .l,5
Firmnr mixed spot March and April 800 To- Wa"
~. n ,3I. steamer mixed. 42c bid; ,,,sh
s,rnlr sc. do grade. i3n l3lc, st'cN
s,i.s 70 uo bush Oats-Firm No : WH"' 49,. a.
1Sc ,sk.,i. M mvei white Western ''-o a-hfl'
Il; NJ bush Ryc-Dull and seady. uh'hi'E''.
freigtts weak and unchanged. Cotton steady Il's'
- Eggs ste1dy at lie Ohcr articles uh'"i"h''
Boston March - Flour quiet but hrnl ana "'6 ~,
prices asked corn nrIner ship spot market pl''l
nrner Shorts quiet easy l , lad I,cgs
I,uttcr dull easier. Cheese steady fhf t"''
steady bat mnr"t heavily stocked k,'.pis ~, ' rh
week. Flour $40 hbls. ISL sacks COT" -f'''' ""'
oats. - $50 bush. shorts. 81 tons.
buffalo March 29-Spring vh"a-sell"rs o'n'lun'u -
let 20 about O'clock and when they did m}er, M". s
not touch II al sc decline from opening neur'' ~i'S 100
bush 40 / hard sold at 7Oc and 300 bush 10
fIa ~, &c. closing. hard zoe 30 Nofth"rii VI" 90
chicago CIi,c asked. Winter wheat closed l'e' '.''
opaning prices. with demand NJ : red; r",r, 30
white GO corn duh. closing weak, No yellow" y,
No. yellow iIa,c. W corn. illH VI 90 40 = '"f &c
IN trorl. ~ yellow too: No corn. lO'"c No WHITE
.c IN store. oats higher sh demand ~ ~" "ls sa
No white . ,c. NJ white. ",c, No " "hli', '' -"
track: ~ white 37',c 10 white b e II aI'tr &
40 offerings: chlic" Western. HH'N idti 10 -''
5SnC2,. state 7oa12- bid r." ,iu ~ = - -' hSN
Flour strong unchanged. MIL feed quiet Si'"'E' III"
changed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-30
ged. -,..,.,. ~. A.

Marke: closed steady. Transferable notices; MaiCI,
= 40. April go Total s,les 400 bales. NeW-i nIH
spot sales TO-DAY and last night: For consunp"h 80
bales: steady: middlsng uIlands, Ito
mtdding gulf i5-lGc. which is sc advance cOmparcl
New-NOTk gross receipts OILS
baes: foryare 132 bales sales 24J bales spne's <i'
9i6 bales: thus FAR this week ilG7 bales. Exports To-
day: Great britain 7O5 bales Continent. 0"l1 pa
Consolidated port receipts so lar TINS Wceh - w.,
bales Exports: Great Britain 24,91i bales; France ~
200 ESQ bales Bombay shipments last week. Great
Britain bales. Continent. 1000 bales Idst year
bales Total 10 date: Great Bitaln
90 600 bales Continent. 22I 900 bales Imports ast w.cN
O0o bales against So bales Stock afoa $1,000 bales
JVernool cables-Spo cotton shows hardening tendency
sales IL 600 bales speculation and export 900 bales
Amercau 10000 bales; receipts. COCO bales; ordinary,
lied good ordinary 37sd. low middlinc. al mdding
did good niddlng 44d middling fair 9lGd Futures
or.aed steady partially lG4d advance closed steady al
364d advance Manchester-ClOihs quiet ana
unchanged: yarns steady
New-Yora market shovel some frmness due cherry 70
Taliin0re covering orders for May delivery, which
hened the general list. The advance was main
close moderate days business WIN
Ma ieadnr the list IN point activity Havre closed az
decline OF l.nia franc from Wednesday. Marcn l,S'oo
francs: APRIL 1O2 81 francs. May lOl "a francs June
1oi On francs Hamburg steady s. 10 pigs for March
=; pfcs for April $3.50 pigs for May SI5 pigs for
Innc London 81 higher April I'd higher for
Nav and June Cd 30 higher for July ana August
AZ 7os 3D. Rio quiet. No quoted loo refs higher
FOR No I at 200 reis exchange declined lilo 70 II 10
81 stock $4,000 bags santos marker
quiet prices nominal receipts. 1000 bags: STOCK 5000
Sars The steamship Hobein has cleared from Rio Wlth
q bags Exchanges made In this market OF "'
6ars September difference OF 10 points ana
600 bags December for September, al 90 points duef
. an .,,,. .o,.,co
Sales 10000 bags. as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-30
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
CASH Quotations.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Ncw-Nork March 90 1S9i
:, To- IL polns rl cnng sales were mace at on
pRys"e MAJ Sling on hs ' ea al 0 and Dion
rvnnine "P 90 go me , sx o fs npf, Was w.
better tie verpoo a ig ,g w i9S's so ho%
1000 bales cotton ana the ,one hrne .u pr
~ Ivcrp,i is attributed to light receipts bombay
which according ,s ihe w sl, and to th fng
unceainty 'a, has ruiz IN III, l s,o Of S D
cotton il is pointed that it is tie usual custom -
Liverpool trade to hod certain per, mag 81 GHoh
t their cotton 20 outside interests. who bought it CON
sa s,s 70 have ' been ccsicrabe coo d
here i IS too rapid The receipts a me seem
be at the % Win vi ' the e%on Of Orleans
which market Is taking cotton quite freely from memphis
osI So Sos atTactei IN. attention of Wall operators
rs We'll as Eastern people ,onc!ierah" business was
done that aG 2nce in n prRS c"s ak @
good omens ana are sy,nS Tba B@mSav weekly
moyeme m Shows sno%s ecps asaas: S 900
bales last last year AMI Tbc " 1hpmeas to Great n have
BEEN 1o ea SnS asa"s, Zoo bales Year
Receipts at the pors a "dqs were sansa 81 ises las
week wee a @na S,i7 c< last veal rece]' at
1hs ports so far @ MEAT at the ports for the week
ing tomorrow evening of about 42~o naS & Sals
the corresponding week last year The receipts at IT,.
bp pas PoIS 40 bales las; ec i44 bales last year
Neworeans Sc bales agans 20, 4s t, ar 5g,ins ~G
bales las, week 29G bales last year; charleston :"
bales bales last weeh. l33 asi year. ~
.olk 4S5 bales against 100 bales last week. -" heS %
wear. Receipts a NcwOreans tomgT'o" arr eE' MAJ
al 300 20 1000 bales. against 1,uIt bales I'Sl W.
1856 bales last year. The interior movement Is ui'a
nv the following figures Receipts at Memphis 80 .lvs
acains, ia laes last week. 2p1 bales last year - ',u
bales against I" bales as' W,"k o. Is, uee 9SG
bales last year 49, bales against io Haies ds
rseE SOS bales last The total receipts i"r aVN.
POINTS were G41 bales to-day against l'4t baeS as
,,.ar Shinments from Memphis wei" luH ,aifs
from ST Louis bales ana from houston -, 49,
New-Orleans spot market firm; saes 100 pa,'s
an OF 1-lOc OtNtI SVuticiH 'P'-
unchanged. ,.-,z. ,t,s ,h.
Opening range and close to-day. end cIOs'"s "'N' '
nreyols night ard follow;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-30
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

NewYork. March -. 1884,.
BEANS AND PEAS-SituatOn about the a noted
Of late No apprecale Improvement IN he demand and
the general market Is dun and weak. Choice
and red kidney held fairly steady. Lnas firm with
occasional sale AZ 81 ~ Foreign beans In buyers
favor Green peas dragging We quote: Beans. marrow.
per bush. 81 31sS2 30; do medium 81 CO. ID pea 81 90;
DO rcd kidney. 50 iJTS2 -: white kidney 81 9On$2;
do turtle soup. 81 do yellow eye. 81 sJfsl 90 lima.
California 0n n 81 10 do foreign. 81 5G$2 -.
do medium. - I0lSl 90 do 81 JOl$l -:
bbls " l2n<l IL: do bags 81 O7is do Scotch. ~ 32is.
BtTTER-A little aiender feeling shown
fresh creamery demand seemed To have little
force, ana moderate" offerings both buyers sell
ers trine confidence Other qualities Of creamery
wcr" plenty enough duh and Of uncertain value state
dairy stll moving slowly and while the Cf values
Is about as quoted Of late II takes higher grade
mand the outside rates. The fresh Western packings
have but little jobbing demand. and exporters have
duced their bids h@lc. Old butter generally quiet. with
low grades weaker W. quote Creamery, state and Penn
syivania. extras per No. 2Ic Western. extras Gle; do
hrsts 9n3,c do thirds seconds i5nlsc; Sthte dairy
half nrkin tubs i0f5c: do frsts, l1EIsc do
Welsh tubs best Inns. isc State dairy tubs. thirds
onds, iQlIc Western. imitation creamery hrsts Ia Jc
do seconds. ilt Nl3c Western dairy. i0a4c Western
factory hrsts. 2c do thds TO seconds yismIc old but
er-creainery. State. fail made 1lQl6c: do Western
mer make. 1i9l5c; State dairy TUBS hrkins finest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-30

90 100 ,,snci, Southwestern markets were ~
stronger than Chicago relatively, indioa,ms renorel
Southwest really believes III dllds' rcre vas no
sold To WilleiS ,,r1 cron
business done theory that ,he no cavern
NON vt certainly be- a bullish document ~ ''e 49,
i.rf renorrrs are now making their returns ho,,,oer
-. o,r,aroi rr,, iu closed weak May SOFA w. 49,
- ard ~ and closed NJ ,G3Ia- cents lt'ceip w.,
irhi~ij! cars; the estimate for FRIDAY MI, ~ move
T,usinese vs small II felt that corn Is ihtF hnrgh
up o. down with wheat within certain l'S ',s os to
there damage l"ots n,i ard closed at
v,hon, oats v.r. "a fer MAY sold at 3is anu ''' "
BIS cents. .f.tors closed about
vhnr. thoy I'D Wednesday. Early prices - Iii no
Tho packing will be osed ApIl ,o ,r,do until
October / the price so low ana tne Ior The
there il an inviting chance for pork .o,,i1
entire stock could paid FOR with Sf"opyp anu r,
easily be- controlled with 500 900 t3n.e' w. ,cI hull
IN Tho II they 40 NOT l''
ish The Lard and rib situation is entreN u'',r nt, |
can be made the hogs WIZ P''l,,, en-,
on tho curb puts May wheat We're 80 'l,,s' W
cents Puts on May corn 81; calls "'s '''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-30

demand filled W prices easily gave way: ne voi
~ raneactiois much smaller than yesierday amount
in- only about 4WpOO0 bush. III" clos WIS Pul' ~
..fIc decline. and at The lowest price Oh m We"
Cash neglected. NJ r'l was Qupl'.' ~ ~.
under NAV in store May price IL elevator ana &c 'N'
MAY 2 % l. afoat: y northern G. over MAY d,iNrF'H
W delivered. May cloS'I AZ t''sc..
COTN-rhe market for 'p"ned Gui"t a. huoul l
prjcrS Yesterday A. first there an not Hi' -
he great tCai uf stuff wanted. lu' 'oWip n'u',N
eo,eybat better tone prevailed, sympathy with wheat
and the Interior movement, which Tor nc lH LIN
.ys eovn decrease Of 7Gi.Ob hush compared WIN
fhe corresponding tine last week Later tn'fe seemed 20
develop quite little selling pressure, un1'r Nn''h ~
volume n trade The afternoon market shovel con
siderable heavness. there seeming 70 be quite n'
corn for sale ana close dull at l'c adNahcr OH
March 10 "a e. deCn" for the day on 'lstahl ~,
lions very dull also few cars oil uhSi
sold al 40 delivered 30 quoted AZ 4''.c 'I'Nht'
47c delivered. .OATS-The early action Of IN" marx
showed little weaker feeling. and for snort tih" '
seemed sale. Later, however on we H,
mont that oats have been quite seriously dahlag'l VIII
hav. The decrease IN interior in'F
sharp rally prices The later reaction IN wn"a, ani
com however brought selling. ana prices yen
Of The feeling prevailed all the afternoon gnu
the close showed net loss % 70 on dlsthht I'l 49,.
and more active closed quiet sales included Co.,"
f,e, 10000 bush No = white Al 80
G3ga,c: . white AZ 3Niec l3o Dush iih.- WHO
n and 1000 bush track mixed az ,ot"'
MALT Market FIRM ungrad"d western ri,a,
dan gO1!tJc. sN-r8we1 sods5c. .BAltEl Mark
urn 40 . Milwaukee. CO.? acc, unGrade6 western "'H
&C.. CKWIIEAT- Market nominal at 30, ~ u2ha
stat" ''iH''t
steady. at SS j0Gsl0 20 l0ob in store; sa* w,
bacs Timohy-Marlet steady sample seed al ~ 'oaS'
in store sales. go bags , -. ,,,o r,,
We give for comparison the closing prices or me pre-
yiois dav and for the corresponding date last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-30

l5lGc: do hry,s sal4c; thirds seconds. iori2e;
CTTEEsE-Therc was a moderate oi ou' -of-town
further trading ON forcrn account irie'f hed sJady
on All grade "l Oh g.'', ru' ' ~, ' iie ks en-
W. quote: STAT flll cream. faN mix" large col9r"
'ancy ai9e do yic ligiic do gh. lie. 9 ai
fancy i2a,@isc; 20 whit. ~ az DO fair 20 ehoiee
SaS.c. 10 Common t. god 3a7c. do M SKINS. 2p2-c;
ECiGis-Thc receipt. continue phcnomenally large.
but very rse Kart q The -cr s'' and Sd man
ity free 20 b" sold. while larg" enouTh 70
saiisf SPECULATIVE demands therefore ruled
shae nIner h thG mroymrnt Is TgI nd, as mr. mr.
dozen 2ni2s Sa c Gnd ' , Iva Duck as IA
-iFRiTefTS KID HEKRIrs-FREsII-D Demand enough to
take thr light offerings 81 apples a. steady prices" Gran,
berries quiet and unchonsc Florida orans scarce ana
msm sNr at a,2c only few iinc arg nr any
higher We quot; Ap'@s Hslyn per 'i s y"
81 %: crnnh-riies. Jersey, p"r Dbl $'HN' =" 40 T.,
(5" oibS1 s>Gons 81 fiola seas - iawbrcs fo
iaa. per quart l5n2,c 40 Ch.s'gn. 2' DRIED s
r such lois rs Wanted present but Fl, "oud
require some concessions move lines small fri. con
,nuc quiet and uncanred We qno'e Arps es,a9r'r
common good at Naac: do sundri'd No.ih 1aGiina.
'aG; choPI'G. rr, ,,ii ,l 7"'I inr.ci ;l7r
h~cbcierrics iiailc: blscbcfrcs. - aprco's. CALI
ornia. 12aif'.c pruncs boxes as 20 sl"" "'Nt.' 40
Hors1i:<torors are doing hut little at tho moment.
and win Light acmand vm a e5" ,a nl isa per- ''
choice. lsa1ec 90 common 70 prime I'LL ,aGihc
Coast 1893 choice 10 d. common to rr%GG . llEi>
POTITRY -ALIyE-O only f-w small lots Of local in TO-
' 'y 4 plcrs f5 ali Einds Of waens s5 Ducks 1
NJ quote. Fowls local and T.sicrn per ~ lie: Do
H T%pc ,ni>, l,s l d. straight toms Ga7, ducks
local per pair. 15c8S1 90 western. 7"@l-. d' Soui'rn
,,s,. geese F., ii i'i rcs' oi, aT in rs@f
SmpF, niu ' rr cbcr and fsncy lsh, weights nigh,
exceed quotations mn dclha chick s'Ic a'i IAN
We qno,c for fr,sh killed Turi,r,s hcn. l"r H. ~:
d. toms Sc. fowls Western loe@il'ec chCkcn' rha-
hiiadcrhia l@l;c do Wc.'cn 2gi'S s61es ,, FrF
Turkeys "qc: chickens ami owls HHio' dn."s. I r
GAM-yery few tr arrye and there there lrnr , de-
81 5cl>l 2 4oidon rove 5oasl - graz po,cr 81 ~
qdai> l f9D r9s ioe n d S g. T. 10 s, 60
4ia50c rye straw. long, o"6'c '' snort '''' ''' '"'
4I Tgo;T%tTors AND VEGETABLES Domestic potatoes
quiet and has' sle' t sl a, i ,non.h stock oIcr.l
sun hr,i ~ - n. Nov, ,,rr.n'cnt4 N~s, p,lt.s nfiu
sales best Havana crates ur To = - ana -" %
ornuda lots heil at am 1 ii''c ,S 5e e"rn i"t.
tue t.nr h.,'cr nnI a. ,,rrs In Iaht receipt and
qualities show no huproy emon, Florida string ls ~
Rpe tomI'ogs 5i'' 1r s S sG}a 10 ruda n.~ s,a
s. s.; .5s 90 Ii@l,s M,ne Hs c nl ioa$2Go. Other
Maine Hosc S2aS9 -: state white kinds. pr ~
a. Ssi , 81 f5 , iosas ~ W. 50 - %
c cS'r sis 20 %. E oaiac f pr ioo Danc
do I Ser ll,n or~ rr Ri crate 5c>i - c,,, o
pcr W. >nS - c'c\ S'' 'nr "y ,3 n ,
,c lES pe p' is.d, sa>, do sa,unlh per a'
s2aS2 90 ae southern yer POI 500 !" ,''n, r''i H.
vil per ID s2>i d. yellow 55caS - 3"
rldishas Norfolk lfhi lIf'if1. 4fi liirI'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-30

for Brazil coffee Is ruling about steady but
little demand for invoice lots as joboes are
doing only business and they are therefore not
anxious 10 buy invoices. The market closed with the
price where has been for some time past l'91c for
RIO No spot.
steady sales Of 45s bags Central American. pr
waite terms.
FLOUR AND MEAI,-The -four market TO-DAY was
little Disappointing. There good orders which
might possibly have beea executed the advance in wheat
had held Indeed there o were co5 god S. %any orders pa
executed the disposition seemed TO be to hold
general cessation Of trade buyers becoming convinced that
the policy be pursued one OF waiting again. The
POO bbls OF patents AT So 25$3 80 47aO bbls
sraghts 81 9oas3 900 bls clears 81 7Jas2 80 500
car superne 81 10 In spring wheat -four sales
5000 bbls patents at 81 75St car Of straGhs at So so
rsts for export at So 2cGs2 Southern Hour was neg
iected RYE rdouR-M2!rGs. qnsa, steady sales
Ike, nominal ...CORNMEAI,-Markct steady: sales 2po
hbs BranaywIne 81 7O saSa%1re 81 I9 Southern whit
white 81 o5: fine yellow. 9j@9>c coarse sGMSs .FEED
s2sassc: 80 ~ sa4asc: 100 ~ s5asOc siars s0aa5c
city feed. 02ia5c in sacks a, the MILL feed s0aS5c
homlny chop. sogs5c: ooonsecd meal 81 IL; oil meal.
GKAIN-wHEAT--The wheat market WAS . surprise 10
the bulls to-day The opening was n, decline from the
ss smpea Mss lover ',f han OF ysrr wI S b
was considersble ssllng operators appare,i manr mo
their minds that the weather would repair
there quite sharp rally, although after midday the
market turned weak and declined again selling by
Gated that there had been little
growing crop bn, how much was probemaical The opn
In the present position that the injury would rcsul;
sds S Sss IN but hs " no sG OF r S
disposition 20 buy as was seen Yesterday while some %
Of rather disappointing character. and operations
Of foresn houses We're not an Important factor in the
liberal selling OF long wheat During the early rally long
wheat seemed to be fed to the market and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-30

Boston March 29-The demand wool s satisfactory
ana the sales ~ the week 3.l0OVp pounds 81 all
kinds. Considerable hoec" wool has been sold including
round lot 81 2pWo pounds ohio AZ round 2lc per
pound NN and NN and alov" onto ia quoted ~ 22o AMI
2tc per pound. Michigan y sold NJ lNdl9c Fine
doane selections have ben selling ensier the sales ucui
Onto 22u :r and Michigan and Wi~cont ~
n2lc pound. Territory wool IN fair demand AT 9 he
a quality. a secured basis Of 3jd3Sc for fine
3id3Jc 10 medium. and 3On32c for medium con
siderable California spring sold lOT l3c 3H3Ic
crnn Texas wool quiet and well sold up. Gnwashe1
combng wool IN good demand AZ lpd2.c per pound for
quarter and thr"c-eghths and unwashed flt
g,eep wool sold at lOd lbc pound. Pulled woods IN
better demand 2OH2ic Tor ami u super Australian
quiet. but considerable foreign carpet