davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1896-02-08
PATRIOTIC VENEZUELA
Promptly DisaVow Approval of the
Acts of Rebels in North
western Provinces.

New York. Feb "A dispatch TO the
Herald from Caracas. Venezuela. says
THAI the rebellion in the northwestern
provinces of The country has shown its
front in startling manner. calling
forth instantly patriotic reassuranccs
ana ropruhation of the acts of insurrec>
}onj~t>. Gen. Ricart. with Il guard of
forty soldiers, while on board a train
between Tucacas and Barquisimcto, was
attacked by Il band of seventy rebels.
GcH. Ricart was hit with Il rifle ball and
slightly injured. Ills son rallied from
his SURPRISE and charging the rebels with
great energy. seized several of them
whom he held as prisoners, the others
taking refuge IL flight. The insurgents
who were captured were afterwards sent
to Caracas.
cen. Ricart received an enthusiastic
reception in every Western town through
which hc passed with his small but vie
toriouS guard. Til" English railway
which runs from TuracaS in an easter
~ direction has been mcnaced by the IN
~urrrctiouSts to such an extent that all
service upon it has been stopped and
the company declares that it is impossi-
hrr 9" r'',Ns 's-'i"- 't''tii tl~ re~e,I+ i= r''t
down by f,rcC Of arms.
The LogiSlatur" of the state of Cara
hobo has passed resolutions, strongly
patriotic in character. affirming the 10y
atty Of all citizens IN the state. declaring
that it is their purpose to support tn"
government ut every hazard thanking
President Crcspo for his determination to
protect tn" territory Of the republic
against foreign aggression and an
nouUcing a special vote of gratitude to
tho United States for their sympathy
and cffrctual Interference III favor of
Venezuela.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1896-02-08

indianapolis, Ind. Feb. f.-Gcn. Ben
Jaamn Harrison is lot candidate for
the nomination for President. lie made
tins announcement last night in n lcttcr
IL which he says that he cannot consent
that ms name he presented to or used III
n" -. Louis convention ana he asks
ms trends 70 accept this announcement
as sincere ana final expression upon
Gen. llarriSon's letter was handed to
1apt., John X. Gowdy. chairman Of the
hepubHcah state central committee. who
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1896-02-08
Queen Victoria Brings "A Wreath.

The Queen. accompanied hy the young
Prince Alexander Albert of Bauenbcrg.
Princess Victoria of Battcnhcrg and
Prince Leopold of Battenherg. the three
elder children of the late prince, drove
in Il closed carriage to the pier, whore
blcd with general uncoycring Of heads
and other marks Of silent sympathy and
respect.
When the Alberta arrived alongside
the pier her majesty went on board and
was deeply affected at the sight Of the
coffin. Her majesty placed a. wreath, Of
own hnnda nnd then the Queen and
Princess Beatrice returned to Osborne
house.
The coffin containing the remains Of
Prince Henry viii remain on board the
Alberta until tomorrow morning. when
it will be escorted to Whippingham
church
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1896-02-08
Prohibition Does not Prohibit.

Lansing. Mich. Feb. 4-Iu>tioo {. Is.
Grant of the supreme court q. Michigan
1onk i rrug stand against prohibition aEli
local option i'm an address AT =. Paul :
Episcopal church. tie urged III" ra-
forr,mrur of existing laws ami opposed
prohibition on the ground that i lu>pirei
fraud. deceit ana bribery and fails {" ac-
compIiSh the ends its honest promoters
wish il to.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1896-02-08
DEATH OF Z. H. JOHNSON.
IN hale CivI Engineer in the Employ of

raa 90. III. Fob. ( Edward II.
u for twenty tive years in the
- The Chicago 4 North Western
E company and known all oyer
try as ono If the ahlr>t of rail
at engineers. died suddenly last
ara 1T tn, coaches Of "A Chicago
suburban train Dr. Bciiled,
I. surgeons ior the company, said
-at death was due TO heart dis
y Johnson was coming into Chicago
purpose Of accompanying l'reSl-
Nau EIu-hitt and General Mama
81 Whitman Of the Chicago "
Western company ON trip over
~lu division If the road.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1896-02-08
,,nrrhnnnkc ln Nouth nakota.

Nf;,r.,rnlis NIiuu.. Feb 4-Spnri3ls
70 Tho Journal from Elk Point. Tynd"il,
Hurley and other points IN SonrGjea>.iJ"Ea
SnUtb Dakota report an earthquake th,rr
This morning at about 6 o'clock. L WaN
savera enough TO sway hanging articles
ana "a r1ttl. doors and windows severe
IL. 1t passed toward the east.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1896-02-08
Princess Beatrice Arrives.

Isle Of Wight. shortly before o'clock.
with Princess Beatrice. widow Of Prince
Henry of Battcnhcrg, the Prince of
Wales the Duke Of Counaught. Prince
Louis Of BattcHbcrS, Prince Francis Of
Batteuberg and other members of the
royal family on board. They were To-
criycd by = guard OF honor Thr mayor
of Portsmouth and tho corporation. @N
we'll a~ several admirHIs, awaited their
arrival on the ictty. They Immediately
went to the Blenhcim in 4 steamer and
descended TO the cabin. where the caSkot
containing the remains of the late Prince
Henry Of RatrenherE lay in a temporary
chapclc ardcutc.' y short religious scrv-
ice was held in the cabin.
After the service the coffin was Gov
cred with the British ensign and carried
ashore by petty officers of the navy and
was thence taken on board the Alberta,
the guard of honor reversing arms. The
coffin, when on board the royal Yacht,
was placed under a canvas canopy and
the crews of all the ships in the -harhor
lined sides as the ceremony took
place.
The Prince of Wales and Princess
Beatrice had preceded the body on
board the Alberta and were evidently
much affected The coffin was followed
to the royal yacht by the Duke of Con-
naught, Prince Louis of Battcnborg,
Prince Francis Of RattenhcrG and 9TH
erS. Lord William Cecil. Princess Beat
rice's equcrry. carried Prince Henry
sword. belt. helmet and revolver.
The Alberta started for CoWes at ,
o'clock in the afternoon and minute guns
were fired until She had left the haIbor
The yacht steamed slowly through .
double column of hattlcShiIs. which were
firing minute saluteS in the Fairway.
CowcS harhor was lined with rowboatS
from the squadrons, and their crews
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1896-02-08

RITals TabUlrs EaId D. druggists Hy mail %
ne rrlra 80 cents box sent he Ripan= hHmi
"a f1mraHJ. N 10 spruce S'.csr, SeH for. sample
val. 10 rn1Is-
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1896-02-08
Dairy Markets


El-in. UI-Ruitcr steady. offerings .. CSC
tbs. sales. l2nu lbs at Is. lo.I2O Ib~ at 10.
= .I-iu lbs at 20r Last week : price was
2o.. year ago, 21i 2Gi2%c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-07

ga s sss.. . ssa p'''' ''s's
upward ' rush this which resulted IN first sales
a, fgrth s gaining q strength whic carried
OF Yesterday The volume of trade during the morning
sraersd AMI "' Tug, no, ge The trade was sone"nat
a,s 81 Very strong stock without doubt stiu-
quite little covering by raider %so went hone short
market early ne s, "nshpec;ei s,eaainess q The E9s,-
On the nha..sh foreign irade seemed 70 l. ma,n
Gayes tho v rssS s Z aa H and
5 a "e'ns only cs4 cars against ZIG last week anG
Of The purchase further lots Of wheat in San Fran
ho Tor Australia although why the australian demand
crop repcd i this Year ior at Ts bh bI again
the afiernoo5 S' as, ysa,' 10 ls ciri,a.: Dr.s
winter wheat markets Of roie1o a :, luis a. vel, as
the market AZ Mime. ,.olis fr an. - i 49,
hcas he great SPECULATIVE markets Of NewYork and
rev MI minutes advanced lie bush top the
at ne, 81 sa in 10, a h closing e.atd at au, full figures
Opanes by reports OF large buying Of wheat ihe
Toledo and St Louis die strength Of cash ~scSt at
cenber for the Claim. There was locally
the sy a %srs Of IN me and III, fTsn trade
suyns side Just al the close reported
given out wnre 70 onI ns dSsn
terms 1000 bush No hari private terms. and sooo
~ oo 40 northern private terms all AMI
At the clos No rcd quoted at sc over Deem
Der afioa;: December sac: No hs-l 10
yNt, .,eceiihfr Z Z ahoat and No | Northern Ncv-
lofN &c over December h afoa; ..... .CORN--Tas
naiket Tor corn was very Gr! this morning hut fairly
s,eady IN price. advancing with the rise in wheat TIE
rehne was a; little advance. then
dc,Vh nut in the afternoon better feeling prevailed
and prices were put % with Wheat market closing
s,edt! az net gain for the day @MTs~ There was
I! niue interest displayed any time during
.ne .essoh; the enthusiasm which prevailed in the
Nhea market failed to the corn rarke TO anv
Important extent The lack Of rland for cash corn
~ 'a's ana ire fairly good primary movement and also
me absence ~ speculative interest in tho market have
"een adverse features and have told
II nc cash market to-day sales bush Of No .
Nne cora private terms. and 900 bush II No corn
.flf a'e terms were reported fer export. load ~
'hSt corn sold for local ~ IL anoat The
-,..er IN elevator. December closed nj 317.c os;,oI
y the day although prices quoted sonevha oh,
~ futures; sympaihetcallv with the in corn an
Mnea' Ihere was no. speculative Of moment
LINER hee or At the West and cash neglected
ne close was at i,c net gain for the day. Sales ~
casn oats were 900 bush No 3 AZ c0t,c New York
,senrai. and 10000 bush track unsrade. white N
.assc as TO quality: No . quoted oac eieva. ~
whi,e 20. 42ot-c: No Z Write. "a; Gc3,,r....
,.iE-Market dull Quoted. 44G45c for No . Western
,,ro's state and Western. quoted. a01soc nan
Market dull: new feeding quoted o7, acsc g
,tunaio: mailing quoted 3sT46c as 70 quality "
~ thWHEAT-Narket quiet at &c | Z for nr,-,.
state sales 10000 bush SIC track '
me quotations today. the closing prices FOR IN. n-n,
;s day and closing prices FOR corresponding aa;e
asst year follow: ''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-07

10: Central Of New-Jersey 30 river boats 1867 per CANAL
90. Total LISA tons. Receipts OF straw. - IONS -.
POTATOES AND vEGETABLES-lsong Island anu
Jersey potatoes meeting light demand AZ auui
former prices outside quotations Sill extreme anu
reached only for few Of exceptionally good quarry
stock Is moving slowly unchanged prices Sou'h 80
sweet potatoes In moderate supply ana uhcnahs
Virginia dragging and shows WIDE rang, a.
cosding quality and the size Of package nass.,
onions moderate supply and steady. Orans cO'
stock unchanged moderate demand TOT W.
ter grades. caulifowtrs meeting falr d'h'osn
about former prices: occasional lot OF extra 49,
quality brings slight premium Florida sut -
show wide In quality and value me GrIil,n'
light. the best qualities EeSl"'e
dull receipts largely spotted and more or Jess % are
condition and hard H. Southern green p.as 81.
also Of Irregular quality and value. FAIR d'a.' III
the best Southern string beams are IN IiERe supp
moving slowly former range OF prices nus ~
average is somewhat lower the qualy OF - -, j.
generally fine: very and common s'utk y
hardly Other vegetables without W.
change We quote: Potatoes Long Island. In DUN -
ISi So Jersey :iuSi ~ state. SiuSl IL conihD.
south Jers.y double heads siaS % do Jersey poor TO
fair 10fi SIC Virginia. large DBL .Vls"c "n rs
bill $685. Bru sells sprouts per a. 'fso ~. ~, ,,ad
Florida fancy per crate 81 I5af2 do common a.
carrots per bill G0G15c. caulifowes PEI o.i ~ "ysr
celery fancy large per dozen stalks, iyup, ~ 40,
age prime .0Gcjc: 90 To fair i""pc, w. 10
bunches local per 1jc; eggplants ~, aice
Eastern. per dozen 25aioc: do Local .ai rstern
sr,Il white pckllnr per Dbl 81 50ms3 -: 90
ia-ye white s2nS3 30. do red. 81 5Ou>i - 90 -angc
81 So do state and Western yellow 80 oSl -:
do red 75c1Si ~: green peas Norfolk per , Ia,
ke. slasi 80: string beans Virginia WAX per na. .a
green. iOff Jc do tharl'stun'
Gsl: 10 green iOd l5c do Savannah. per cEa,s %
bbl. GJaI5c. garlic per 100 lunches - ~ ''''' 80
15cISi.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-07
CASH QUOTATIONS.
EFFORTS TODAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New-York. November 6. 1886

New-York November g. is9G
If ass pons Tesl saes
Ms The southern spot markets were genera.y IN
SPITE recent heavy ofierngs by Europe and The souh
Darins the 1 WEI sness on me reang The market Was
airy active to- day. but trading was mostly for Local
ssssn s some EVIDENCES Of some strong parties taking
hold Of cotton in the expectation Of higher prices The
initial .a' was due in the main to what was Considered
untavor1b news from LspoT as ~ abu 10 ps
On The execution Of buying orders from Lverpoo
t,sr.s with steady tone Manchester yarns ant
cloths dull There was also some buying FOR ioea
sccunl The marke, is helped by reports OF irosI aS,
nisnt New Albany, Annision Jasper ana al one o.
ser phases n sahr me aSca indian Ten
rifoy and the northern part of Texas Anoher pom
sStirpated Later there was falling OF o. seveia
points local operators were inen.a 10 reai1
,b, a. y.sses are loading at Galveston $4,000 bah,
o. cotton some figure that if there should be con
sidesabls movement Of cotton in the near iu,n'e y W.
considerable is being bought at interior points o
direct shipment as wei as by Ts sn IA
has been safe gauge OF the 9's yisq a no re-
ise tneI ~. cTon Wn MARKETED On November l. Will
however the statistics afford indications Of me sH
Be somewhere in the neishborhood Of soo trim,
more some traders We're syns WHICH has
set the Of heavier demand FOR cotton g'
The receipts at the principal interior points today we
ss follows: Augusta Ala bales against 400 same DAY
last week and 454 last year; Memphis. 2o,5 bales
ssains, 5000 last week and 1887 last year Houston
SATURDAY are estimated at 400 to 5000 bales agai.s
1884 ard 1874, and at New-orleans 10" 70 S
the l5s.442 bales against l.G ei 'asa &
were l69 3SS bales against iss4 S last week ana l-.1
las, year Interior stocks Were 4a6t'4 oares agA;,
xo4 90 las, week and 3y7 last year The recrlis
today a, the principal ports were as follows @ on
az bales against coo day last week ana %
.st yea. Orleans ss4 against 1924 ana senl
Mobile 1875 against se02 and .'e Savannah 4S is
and $50: Norfolk. 444+. against LIS ana SS'4
opening, range and close to-day ana Closing DD' VAC
preyious night and last year follow;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-07

ness 81 90; family, ssasio packet 8 sofss BEEF
quoted; lv H. bisc; h~avy to light ++1.,sc- ~
hEATsfickled bellies quoted a, JdJ-c ior ~ ~
!" H. Pick@t shoulders at 4G4i4c. Picked nai,s
az sai~3isc TALLOW-Stesdy at SIC asked-
STEARlNE-Easy. lard. 5i.c asked cleo. &c
!AEl)l0Her: prime steam closing iaOc asked CIV
4c asked refined steadicr: South America Us CONT
nominal for Decenarr
titF.-Th" marke; retains its firm features ana goa
H-nahi - reported For foreign and domestic. win pS
hnchangtd Du there Is tax g.. Advancing Tars n ,e
mar iNthi" he southern markets nrl Ne pe,',
aroma and Louisiana ordinary 2Hsi"e "w
iar 70 iar tH3>.c good % prime S.usssc choies I'D
fancy. 'Iic extra head 81 acc: Java. 3ssuJ,.c Java
ioHd. 2~.G3-
stiAR-1he London market shows frrness. but nis.-
Ness j. !ignt cane With prices unchanged. Java
quoted II los i0ixd and fair refining at ~ ID i'-
steady. with but It'll" doiDg month quoted az
Is lid and month IS AID. The local market i
raw sugar Is steady ana unchanged. ceatrfllga ~,
test quoted 20 5iic nufcoyado. - test AZ sc. am
moasses suSaf :? test. AZ Csc. The general feehs -
mure enthusiastic II said that rehne-s have ppueh
considerable beet LATELY, Meetings. for the WEEK
We're - GEO tons. Refined Is quiet. bat steans
IGyets are doing hand mouth business "rAh"-
lated qu. tel a. lisc
TOHACCO-Thcrc continued s,ead.ness in the mar
Let for seed AMI considerable business was tansactr
1881. New England Havana. Mt GG2ic leo cases le'i
Pennsylvania Havana at lsc $50 cases ls| Wisconsin
Havana. Gixc. and 80 sundries at i'4l is
Havana vas steady and active. with sacs - ~ ~
bales 1Ucsi fairy active with sales OF
10 bales Sccnsl - in bond.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-07
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

..,x. Sov q fspecan.--corn dragged until the last
'hiS"Hv ,aslno ll.tle Of the astonishing strength
u, uat IL advanced nc 20 Nc. the May gaming sns
III. LATER sold between 2si.c and 2osc ana c.Oseu
u, small receipts the best ENCOURAGEMENT .o'
ho,5ers 3ss cars witr 800 estimated Tor
",,, Jsuand was very poor the seaDoaIi dasslhs
@ Kidding about &c under this market continually o.
s1u iaI. rates permitted goodsized charters sSfoV
drop III N,rI csarances we're $4,000 bush. Cables
BUSH II s expected that receipts next week Will
~, average over 300 cars day. -. 49,, - oo-c
nv rs rss better cash demand for oats than Tor soIi
"sir ,,s showed lust as sharp falling of To-Day 5
and r'ceps o. cara with 2G2 For saturday
is nredcted that receipts by next week VIII pe n sss
man 80 hasvssn os.c ard 22c and closed at 22.c
P'roysions were duh and weak most OF me session.
or cosrd .,c Thursday ribs 2sc over PORK &c
Lhi ,acepts were large. 1900 head with only
over t.s Tor sa, friday 75 900 talked for
10y, yse ire Incident OF the cay was very large sell
;eN ~V,sb Rnyuond. credited to Western packer
i's acers we're also inclined 10 be sellers I'M mar
,S. disappointing TO bulls in view OF the great
strength Of grains. A., . ,,..., =, osv aos-sc.
the curb puts on MAY e''' eo'oN ~ 80 49,
IONIC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-07
nosrON WOOL MARKET.

Boston, Nov. the Boston commercal Bulletin ss
WI - ore $50 domestic and 1256000 10 for
e oaelnst 3yOO0O 10 domestic and 244o 900 70 for
esn a., yss,f and 1893 domestic and J. l05 900 fb
49, ,or the same week last year. The sales 10 date
Ioy decrease Al. 1856 ID domestic and 3t9S2 200
from the sales the date In 1925. The
respts 10 date decrease OF 1881 bales domestic
4, IA bales foreign There has been advance
~. he election OF nearly cent and some OF the
o,s are held for better prices The market has
strengthened by the immediate advance In
sor,ian wool markets on the strength OF Mckinley
.e,fnr During the summer holders OF Territory WOOL
cu.azed Tor money and they exported wool at
anc nrioes to get spot cash quick Some lots Of hne
PAM Tsrritory were sold In this way basis OF &c
sso free on board. In Boston. Now the same men VINO
exported holding similar wools for &C clean
80 ,hesr woods would bring over &c clean For
w., oa,ksts are exceptionally strong and buoyant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-07
OTHER M,Rkrrs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo Nov. ocaeReesp,s. las; p hours ~
head total or week thus far 10 'ss had a., l" mad nm
New-yorF .2o0 head. on sale ~ head. marn"s e
closed Tm wh all , so'a' ,e hga,y So ,s-
Receipts last hours 1920 head total or WecA mus
far ss, heal 10y 80, S head ,s to $40 head
on sale $500 head. mara.t openee. a.,Ne anu ,.
cloeel r,rong; cary 49,, e. ,,,is3 To- md irns 81 Is
sxteme heavy 81 Gjs3 o. roughs sass - stasa ~ :,
rs,dy sheep and lambs Receipts last - hours. op
head total or week thus ar ,-vD nea1 '1 To-, hasa ~,
New YORK 400 head sale. 100 head market openei
active ard stronger cossd ar a GOOD 81 lsst io
non and light SO cti: m4ed -heep sood 70 s,ss
g :sas 10 s s 70 % fa aads here few holding cS+
i'no, SICK Yards Chicago. Nov 6-'ace Rec ,lpts
90, Pea ,ok"rs ana feeders 81 eass 10 and
MI 81 5oasa co. calves s3as6 Texans. s. IoasS 5H
western ransers s.. 25Gsi o. encknc and
, hs,S maI ois 81 .oass CO.. choice missd
g zeaS 90 :, scass 90 Sheep -Tccsip. 300 head
market Ice higher. Inferior 10 'no''s s"F' '" '''''''
'"S,,ional stock Yards. St Louis Nov 6-cae. =. e,
ccn no head market stronger native steer ~ 20, 90
%sss g osqs? 80 Hos sas pac Ss 81 go.
~ 20 native sheep 81 asked lambs 81 a0asi %
Kan.as CITY Nov. Zee u 81, 'oo e5 nrs' s @
s. >, ae S.svv 3 s sH Bs'
mark~ nsf 10. cws and hcers best, s: sotss 20 far
GOOD - 81 css VI: bulls 81 5as 81 80 socess and iced
srs - shssp-Receip,s. LEO head market strong
Eest Liberty Nov. G.Catle ssaay ezra e. 3ofs, II"
Pain 81 sonSs g oqs5 @ 70 S good io l2
bulls and cows sos hIs,s M,-s srons.r prime
prinsss: o ssgs' heayy hogs s. 6SGs5 81 sh
Wornsrs So Gcqs; o. pigs So toFssg new n.ss, 90 80
ass good ,srs IN sa " s. $5asa g. fair mixed
sa common JOa$2 culs oocgsa: Sn'e a ami es
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-07

The quotations follows Flour was Arm prices
S %sesi ;P samP %"s; ssgs
s s, sse ao%ns Il? 10 Sn' as ss
osay pork ss d.o s. s' g
al qs al r cnt cs s g o.
s standard $ S ns,ed S ,5 Ssw butter s m nes
%: ste tea s1s extra Sreacr sai7c seconds
i2glS nfF x Sers % e 81 2as4 So
% Wss RT r5ns N red red
aslc Corn for old firm shesd choice er &c
10 white iSc 30 mixed. 2lc Pork steady; .s ely
family 50 % clear Oa , sS clear s sa'i in sS
&c Prime steam easy and qnchansed Dry sa mess
and s tc sD 9Gss DG snGrs re ssf
issqi7c Esss arm; demand good at i'lsaiec Whisky
c.%ssr "es9ea 'os .e s;m a1s
2 S At b IA demand &c hrhe 90
Isg SAMPLE har Re- firm m ss;rs 30 e SO DO
80 Flour firm The recen, advance miers look for
AnneapolIs Sow cit great day for wh sS.
s In a. Savsee ma n Wa SURPRISE pr oSns the
.sszess Of yssSray opened < higher at
snail mai; slump 7sg7.s opened 5sc and al
.d to . c2 pea an dysr pscss or Standard
s Sale; :, No ssd S n ts~
SS4 II are qqasa a. sfs ln3 s
To- 70 3 ss Co. SrcsaccS $500 Ss-
3 81 s5or,s s. 5oasS Z middiines 81 5cass
MIN n aTS Sssa Tts do s
PENNSYLVANIA roller clear. $685. 90 straight
:as 5: ss 10 90 ssa tsg patent Hs s $50
NILS ss :; &c s i hs. d 6 do H s sas
ouest steady 10 per bb for choice Pennsylvania
uckwbea Hour IN small supply and steady out a,ss
market strong demand from millers light contract wheat
November s2 9s3c December Agsi.c; Januar s 90
aanced ic per local CARROTS dull with ample oneI
former rates No mixed Sys1e; peerT' sa
carots but l- disposition to trade in futures; NO :
~ r ,n5 Tebnar a.s 2sc Butter firm in fair de-
2or DO iobbng 2iaeic Eges scarce firm win an al
vancn- tendency Pennsylvania hrsts Ipzg2c western
tnrv ~ ~ loac: part skins. 6,sassc. sugars-Rehned
dn confectionery and confectIorers powered
i+c cubs AMI powdered SIC: granulaed and me 60
si.c extra DO. tssc; oonfectioners A. 80
A. American and Centennial A. tc: California Isp,ran a.
., sn,drnia r. ii-6c California b. 3,sc; Franklin
extra C. ai6c: keystone extra - S1c Amer,can eS',
a nil Iess siGr commission in addition 10 regulsr
rSde discounts Feed quiet steady winter bran IN pue
$40 59es per tp ton bush fatr to good 2sGsoc:
Rose choice aogS7e fair a 10 ed 2'"2''
=, luis Nov G-Fl0ur higher; patents - .ou>t o.;
ox, fancy 81 75ass So fancy. 50 lOas3 - choice " ~
Gs2 To- hour. So I5ass Bran snse'e Wbss, higher
Soyernber SIC nominal: December sS'sc ask ny,
% hishsr Nov en- o: FL r hsmnS
her l7c rcrninal MAJ @2.g2'S,c eid aSss higher:
81 p, choice s. wCr sissc coarse and braid
1870 ane medium iOlilc Light fine, oh".c; heavy
49, slightly bury. aisd Zoe hard bury ,m.,es:
souseTp Gar PIT 10 sales tons; at
Ell. 30 tons at 81 20. Other articles unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-07
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

,...~.o,t My q ;:tJ D. m-Becf-Exua India mess
INetPoo' 81, ,r,yne mess nrm at as Cd Pork-Prime
nm rnn western hne nrm 5os: do me.um firm at rs
u,ms-;hort cut about II to fG % easy al as
saconCurnberIand about % 70 30 No. easy al JUS
-, in about 20 10 ~ 10 at US td long ciear
shou o' ,~p, about a5 10 IS 10 ut EOS Cd lorg
Clear mddes heavy, about 90 to a. 10 easy az Us ~
shouters@Aoout IL to II n stead, at sos Lardn
r,-s,,a dull Mt rs 80. Cheese American
r, ,rta and roIorcd firm SIS for September MAKE
Taow"Prime city firm at 2os 3D. Cotonseed oii-Lvea
81. "a hosin-conmon nrm at 6s Wheat-No a. . r.,
rr,,.r M stock. No | Northern spring hrn ~ Us va
~x.d wes,e-n spot old steady at IS 3if: Novem-
Der steady at ga December stead a, ~ 80 a AZ
~ ~ rIo,. AZ iondou-Pacifc Coast firm at OoaIOA