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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-15

advanced in price &c. and IL quoted at s*c;
but other grades unchanged; graduated quoted
4i<c. -
TEAs-The auction sale to-day comprised some 5000
representing attractive lots or Moyunes. ring
sueys Congous. ndas and Formosas and rather plan
assortment % Foochows and Capers. The market on
green did show the advance recorded at last
Hysons showing OF decline All the Pngsuey
offerings new teas and sold without any change
from the previous week The Offering OF Congous were
attractive but fine grades declined fully lie TO &c IN
comparison with last week. and fancy and desirable
Pekoe leaf showed an Improvement The offerings
midas comprised fancy lots u the upper grades
which sold very cheap, and the large leaf unattraetve
Pekoe S0uchongs seemed TO have attraction FOR the
buyers The Offering OF Foochows comprised no better
entire offering pkgs, sold at 7hc being i'm
provoment Of per ~ comparison with the previous
week The low grade Foochows improved In value in
harmony the other few low grade teas In the sale
bulk of the auction sale comprised Formosa teas
1900 pkgs Of particularly attractive Assortment
grading superior and fully superior. and
old invoice. grading superior sold fully well a.
an Improvement being eagerly competed for from
all which II will that the demand at the pres
time il for fancy Formosas Great interest was
this sale to what prices would be realized
invoices Of old Formosas and some 200 pkss OF
lines grading good to fair cargo This lot OF old
comprised 1900 pkgs. which sold as low as
l2c. showing no improvement in the low grades The
ne Young Hyson. 1926: i28 Imperial 8d3Oc $50
(unpowder 2ia a2oc Ping suev "a Young Hyson loisc
lls Imperial l,dl 3hc 1874 Gunpowder. 9,sT23c Japan
Pan Fired. i2c: COL Congou 7ai6c: 100 India and
Orange Pekoe 9a.61si-c: - Capers. l3c Oolong 4o3
Foochow 7i4GTiac: 3.94s. 1f&d36c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-15
TOOK 4 PRISONER OUT FOR A DRINK.

CLERK OF THE COURT OF SPECIAL sEssioN0
rNDER BAIL FOR AN UNUSUAL PROCEEDING.
Benjamin V Murray. one OF the clerks OF the
eour Of Special Sessions who was snspehoeo vi
tuesday evening because he had taken d prisoner
- The Tombs out for a walk without authority was
nfested yesterday morning. taken before justice
sefome and committed 10 the Tombs on the teen
asal charge Of permitting a prisoner to escape ne
held in 5000 bali for examination to-morro"
afternoon.
surray did not really allow prisoner 10 escape
~ his action was calculated to bring discredit on
=, Court Of Special Sessions. He went 10 inc
.omos with an order to which the name OF CnieI
Ssrk Fuller. OF the Court Of Special Sessions nau
~ appended. calling for the production OF us,
- Miller, q prisoner charged with larceny nc
o ~ In the Tombs allowed Murray TO take Miller
G"s-on the order, which appeared to be reeuai
cssy and Miller went into hQuor-store near me ne
IA ,hnnsI Courts Building. When they went pacn -
liquor "S 'o'" were N''"e' '"e
INVESTIGATION was being made by the Dlstre,,i
sssney and the Justices OF the Court OF opsoi,ai
~ cns yesterday TO ascertain II any other omc'a'
- soncerned IN the IRREGULAR proceeding
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-15
LONDON WOOL SALES.

London Oct 1.-THE wool sales today S are and
30 Uemuth schwarze Co.. Williams a. p'e.Dss n.t
Charles BalIne Co. The offerings assIekasrl uas
bales There keen eompeon ahn ' "nima,icn was
an for Queensland super greases. Much
shown by Continental and home buyers ana P,osng are
.,,nb, advance Of Of last week foIio"hs "'s
d,s ~ the days sales with the prices optahea 40
uex Sn,h Waies-2 300 bales Secured Si2duls 90 90
New n n;eces 7.dGIs I'D: greasy 61Gs4d do locks
and pieces. 5zQ1d sou,a, :, ,aa,s I'D: do lock-.
and o,eces 74dals IL greasy 6asd do locks ana
s.dt4d. -, ceo,,.a a,.dhis eisd: greasy 5a
,Od. do locks and pieces. 4+qsisd ., u.n,. "A. Al
aouth Austrslia-3oO bales secured 10 's"@i' 'N' ~
,oexs ana nieces. 7%n10ad. ,,,.a, "a. 40
,ocSs and pieces 4Hgls I'D; greasy 6*a"sd' 90 LOCKS
and pieces Goa Hope and Na,aIsoo bales Secured Sid
mis- 3D.; greasy. 4a6+d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-15
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool Oct H. 3:i5 D. n.-Beef-Estra India mess
firm at as: prime firm at 40s Pork Prime mess
Western firm AS I'd do medium iirm at U.S. Hams
Short cut about II 1G m firm al sos Bacon-curi-
berland about ~ TO 30 10. firm at BIS td snort ro
about 30 TO "a 10 25s long clear mddes. light.
about So 81 ID. 2Js long clear middle heavy
about 40 IS 10. firm 2?s Sd short clear midd.es
heavy about - ID Us: clear bellies. about
Il H. Arm at 3s I'd shoulders, about !: 10 u ~
Arm at Cd IardPrime Western spot STEADY al .s I'd
Cheese--Amercan finest white. August make firm at AVS
do colored August make. firm az Sos Taow-frme city
firm al, 2is 3D. Cotonsscd OIL Liverpool refined firm at
lis. Spirits Of turpentlne firm at 2s 81 Rosincom-
mon IS AID. heat--So red winter. no
stock; No Northern spring firm IS I'd. corn--Mxed
Western spot 81 3isd; october steady at is 3<d
November steady al 3hd December steady at rs 3f
Flour--S Louis fancy winter firm II IS ID. hops a.
Iondon-pacihc Coast firm at Cos.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-15
EXPORTS TODAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Nsw-York. Occter IL, 1895
COTTON-The market closed with net loss OF
a to rs points and At about lowest prizes II 'ss gay
do,al 49, rs wse 100 laies s9u'Se,H .p' h maj ss
higher Charleston and Augusta. Liverpool was not up
contracts lover by or pn,s vfch resulted in
loss 4 to points. spinneFs took a c'nsideras,o
bales. Manchester was aun bui steady IN yarns. AMI
bsG ~sr s hs d o S a a,k as s d
yanse Of or points had been looked ~. ssef liza, a.
and steadily. market started with loss u 10 ;
Slight advance bu, ths followed by material d.
under yesterdaV's cios.ng After this there an ad
Of points 80 tina, at O'clock TIE mnfkei
reports have in u excellent condition o. me
top crop some local traders are SAYING 'h&t IN her
opinion cotton T. purchase on declines ran kNer
prn, cloth market is reported firm with god demand
Considrrahle cotton was sod for account
Like estimates for receipts at New orleans to,mors3w
ray the weakness in Liverpool was due In la
ben oreres to prss tn pardsnSes yerpoS sd
considerable cotton this morning against purchases mere
belt said there some pressure 10 sell NJ a Is
Homer writing 70 tn" s'Son New rssa m. vs ls<
cotton crop says nurin1 my re,I,h p o,is s To,s
Fa-t Worn to Dallas Never in my experience have
seen uSurant growth at this season 4 the year
green and nourishng In conversation With p,ries At
resssnsfly ia,e fros, ~onid make as much
f fSr me as u es ar satd a. ao @ to 5000 6a.
ssas $50 @ last T.S s9s ss ~ s a IL G
day last week and $50 last ys,f A. Mempai. % -,
year. at augusta .55i na-. asans, 1885 same day
Last SssN ana & ~ 90 10 i2co bales against
s7Gs SAM day las week ard i' lss' year Re,,lp,s
bales against 2 .5' last week and u 90 .as'
year Receipts at ne PRINCIPAL port. i','y "eIr a, ~
las. ~ek ard ;7s. last yesr New orleans 2i>ia hass
arsins 1888 and 10 49,: Moe" Tx t"Ts asaih, ~
sYa ~ ases 5s,iSs, sS9. norfolk.
Opening. rage and close ieiay. and eosnr BIDS The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-15
OTHER MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

nsn Oct @ sss ,Es % f 81 head IA! s q Aa s
~ SeSyok as mead: on sale head. Market opened
an, a, sgsa $ steers 81 so@si o fair to sood as
81 1888 20 light hefer 81 SggSs. igat pulls:
e. s9s Sas 81 s. ssa o cannon far Sass
cepts for las, "a hour o'o head total f'r week thu:
cons sned through. 100 head; to Nsw-icrs $50 head;
sale 1000 head M1ke 9psnsa seaa os tSr gesa
we wTs M Sn YorSers s. O$ 81 mixed packers 50 IS
~, mes ss s5ss 20 roughs 50 oJ 50 30; s,ag s. 50
asa Sheep lambs-Recepts for the last = hours.
Inn last week head consigned through. 30 head;
r t Zoo BEAD Gw or Closed S and n weak Na M
bum "a f eo: & g. 4 ea iss s:ss. I'd
81: rais 81 5o@s2; canada lambs: $. 25f.i 70.
s yo0n hs ssScA market extra
s. sSs5 IS soskers and feeders 81 sogsa So COWS and
S1s ;,gss s soo Ho asAaRs ID
steady hs1sg DoSsnT sRa ssspgns lots
81 .. ssss 9. Is SG@%Ns s
;sr % 10 ss Choice as n niaa nssss
eE ST. Louis Oct ,e head; market
ssys and o. ss sss. n sss s. ns5ys
.sSss R ssayy & os ss % 49,
1000 head market steady and irm native mixed - s.;
Oct. Is ,Is s;s S. ssa 300 m %ast
native sos ss;i.r s. sl IL
90 4. as ana q Ss ] ssa
S s.ls:n %ss:'
s. fair " ss ss5s 81 s s' sSmmsa s
M ss%s' Sssss lana: ana :ssss:.
,s 30 sssSs s sSs. sss sS Ss,ss s.
good - a.ss IS isr MIXED. :? scSss; sSm:cn uc2
81 GULL; = is :hSss esSs: ' '.F s''s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-15
SUIT OF THE LOTTIuER HEIRS.
IT APPARENTLY CONFIRMS REPORTS OF THE
LATE JOHN BLooDGooD's ALLEGED MIS-
APPROPRIATIoNS-W. a. LOTTIMER
DECLINES TO TALK.

APPRoPRIATIoNs-W. 4. LOTTIMER
DECLINES TO TALK.
The reports that were In circulation Immediately
after the recent death Of John Bloodgood. the
usllknown broker Of this city. 10 the effect mat
le had misappropriated and squandered large
part Of the Lottimer estate. Of which ne was one
Of the executors have been confirmed apparently
BY the suit which has been brought in the Supreme
Court by heirs Of the estate to compel an account,
hg For some years before his death Mr.. Blood
pod was known 10 live extravagantiy. TO engage III
peculaon In Wall Street on an extensive scale
md 10 spend large OF money on certain
persons connected with the stage HIS death was
allowed BY the failure Of the firm Of which he mao
Teen the head
William Lottimer, who was drygoods merchant
died twenty years ago leaving an estate which
vas reported 10 exceed million. He left his prop
sr,y In trust the income TO be divided among MS
I'VE children. with provisions also FOR his WIDOW
his children were son and -FOUR daughters
he executors Of the estate were Jane c. Lottmer
lis widow: William A. Lottner. his son. John
Bhedgood his son-in-law; Jerome L. HIM. his bnsi-
nes partner and John G.. Davis. The only surviv-
lx executor Is his son. William A. Lot,mr1
Jerome H was Supposed 10 nave S es msapp pre-
Mated and spent nearly sNo"o OF ,ne ,aterp 10
brought by Mrs Eliza G. Jones a surviving daugh,
William Lottmer and her four cnil S ,o MuH
alege that William A. Lottiner ana John CD nioou
va were the only surviving executors ~
eat In that year the two executors conVeo uar
eaks and bonds of the estate. amounting 10 over
tNN. to their own use. ,,.,,, .
II Is alleged In the complaint that william "a:
LpVlmer has taken step 10 collect tne injury
aus misa appropriated and return IL 70 the esta,e,
ana that there is no prospect that ne VIII take Sc
such proceeding against himself and the estate OF
!ohn Bloodgood The suit is brought against VIII
an A. Lottimer. the sole surviving executor
the Lottimer estate. and against the estate Oh
'onn Bloodgood ,,
William A. Lottmer was seen by Tribune re-
porter In the office Of the Lottimer estate at NO
Exchange Place yesterday. but he declined 10
make any statement about the estate or about the
vat His only response 10 inquiries was nave
20 statement 10 make
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-15

isss s ods n e inS o: :F hs s'i
& and 2o S gsh q Tn 1 N aga red P w
quoted al 3i.c over December aioat peesToer
sssf al and Sc ~ %orta NqT'nS@ @ over
ahoa In reference to the reports Tesari.ng ne
eian Brown Of the Produce Exchange. wired secretary
morning asking FOR authen;lc information
nents or sales Of wheat for India To this reply came
four with Calcutta option sold to Enss h
destination to be named on completion OK Sa ha
been made in NewYoIk for Bombay. Is tbs authentic
ol MADE y 9r freight room @ no aIs ep m
Or short time active the advance but quickly
Ss'T S'n a hs d large o ans a
S s The FOR the y fs Which late a Sf IN par S%c
at bSs OF o ?n corn m FF % Sn p
bad. at Sutpor. 5000 bush yellow corn sold for
unde! December in elevator December closed at S2hc
Tient rn'srior receipts for .hres day. have
responding three days las; week On the other hand
there has been Of 27sooo bush in exports 50
IN American stocks compared with week ago Of 100
@ The f sa, tho for demand p %s
Easily satisfied and prizes both herr and at The a We ct de-
mani in sight. either cash futures and the immense
n,er vas soew as q, 81, 6s o
BUSH and in three days have increased $4,000 bush over
S las cash o W mSs fsTa a ss %se bush @
Guiding 1000 bush 80 white. 2@sa2ic; 1850 bush
bSh H t a "n mn"d pttat q 90 busR ~ White
Spd EFy" &c mxed f.sGpf Clipped 9 's Sc 81
cats quoted at 22c elevator; No oats 2ic No white
s. wcststn: Gariais. State and Western quoted aaq
.ac baraS Mating quoted sS@s sc as to
guilty 49,. ~ OK VHEATMarke, steader; sales OF
tn, qus,ation- today closing prices for the pre-
ds, and closing prices for the corresponding date
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-15

Cash sg2a2ns mere g P %5S Sas bc p1 nsi
fSmtnai. 30 aasseed, 7.,sg7se iimohy sesa
sSss;S Us, 81 90 ar. 5Fs
0oxed s. :5asi 87s whissey as,ers finished seoas
per gal T. sgss cut l@af 81 g., sTsnui1 6c e
on the Produce Exehanse oday ne butter aarEe co. vas "a,
Eggs wsre arm; fresh stock i5aiS'sc.
:ns So s. ,sgss S S 6 e S :'s
IS TO- $: ass To- a Wal s if . sd re 60 Corn
sTonr Old ear ssn:se ysoW g7'ss 40 Sn'e G 25s
very drm; 10 white. &c; No, 3 white. isisc PORK
sc So nss4's su a" & c f'is sr - &
Heroes; IN tubs Sc, Prime steam lard in active de-
sesdy loose ,hosiders .c ooe short rio sdes ie
Loose .f hof 'r eas d shou.. 's S h I
So loose short clear sides - loose clear ets %.
steady: sales. go bbls at 81 II.
nan TUESDAYS o closing ass pS 1S ssea pn 81
SoheFn , s ss f.e 40 "a s 60 g far . RDS
SIC. Flour unchanged Mhsiuns arm and n BRISK de-
msnG. sacked bran selling at 81 80 with sa u asked
Minneapolis. oct. i4-pecenber wheat opened si;on.
e: .na advanced to sr,n a ve Ppe Sp o
hsh and lost elqs decline cs5yns aS
1psn ei'S "a FL, TO and cosd at os
We're reduced from nc under December q ,he op nns
two s Se ss t fer P under sassa az = pre-
. Northern n to late hour number OF cars oi 10
were unsoid Quoted Sc 20 &c under No y iihfin
for good on tracs. 80 hard. @j',e. ~ y 'rth",n
tjc. No ? Northern 80. Flour atenfs s. e as
Lagos s. lOdS2 ~. prod IciOn. 1850 ub. fhTm >
s. l.s bble Mlstuns-Over li.2o0 tons we're shpp-l
:. s TsSss. u ,,ii 50 5cass IS " ~
philseelphia oct, l4-T!our quiet prices unclaimed
wheat steady demand light, contract wheat Vs-ooel
7si,TT45c: November 13aI3,c: December. 'otsn oso
January. 77i.a77lsc Com steady demand nsh', 40
mixed october 3jl. d3lc; November and DeceoSf 81 N
8ii.c. oats neglected.. No Whit 9cioesf ~ 20
choice fresh stock Arm; PENNSYLVANIA hists le
we-t-rn do lsc Sugars-R"nned IN better demand
unc hanged. Other articles unchanged
- Louis oct l4-Flour unchanged. pi'enis, ~ s"H
q 90 extra fancy 50 31uSi 90 fancy S. 'orS- 30 'n1,-
- 35a - a. s. i0as2 60 Wheat lower heccm
=2..073c: 17H1sc Corn lower pecrfnirr - -
MAJ occ BID. Osis lower Nay. 2l.c. Pr Stsldafi
mess new 81 GA: old. 81 81. l~ard-Pr,me steam
"a Ok choice i2.. BacOn-Shlulders. 49, longs
Gear ribs sc cle,r siss AZ Dry salt inca
.rs &c extra short clear. iic, c,eai TBS 80 '-aF
sides &c Highwines steady at 81 IL Vol quiet IN
CHI ID H.inos. etc medium -rap ", lis
ana braid I4qi:e hne medium a'sgla29e Ign ~ Mn@
-i.c. hard bury jizn5c. Texas. medium, Vnlo'4c
ana low si,Nac fine medium. siznyc; ight me
heavy Ggsi.e sandy and heavy 5zq6c 'sssing 10 b.
&c; ~ 6i.c: ~. y. csc: Iron ties " 20 Wih' &c
Lad steady sales. care. common spot a. - ~ fo1r
cars November 81 j2g. i've cars desNeTzed 90 a.
&. 57IA. spsl,er unchanged a. W 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-15
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

o.,..,on Oct X-co.ton steady: middling. .-loc
how middiins Tsiec good ordinary oinns nrs
src.: ssstPs: isiss bales sales 'o", spinner
stock. a., -Cotton steady; middlins; INc low
Norfok' c'. ordinary l-l6c: net and gross re-
a,nd az bales; exports coaswise 7o2o sales LIZ
secs xrisans Oct cotton quiet E9Sc m naod or
7-iSc msaan n ~ rccepta s4s bales; gosc Y S3
expor: cosstwise sales 1900 , nSsna i.c low
Stx lice: net and gross receipts S1a
macns cosstwtss tS7S: sales. LOO; stocH ''<''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-15

nay AXp n55, dnf r, T.s a ,
sscroa. Tine nre ,ec.g; vs hire 'p =. gg sf "' II
,sns .Saii. aa quit generally %oF sSss.oS aSS9
y e.aal a4y 81, ,, @s a-nss A c.c TO-
f i'. 'iS ss me- H. strong % ., te week w.'a2g,
much outspH.n 'p9o" ,,T. Mo an handle varied
s Nv sa,, oiiainra n' once'en. bur The gens.
a,s ,.'''' ma 1 .. mars, is ne , re-. e.
"a'ch a'i.Hd' inc, ns ~ m.Sei receives ga
'' :, sss d. s. b .aa as,sl TO si iac '1 ;.
.,et ,9I ,.fine rrh.i Tnc source Z supply j. &C.
.r'i ~. r'''. .. ~ neL. rr;n. Interior state
sr'" - 'r.d 1 ,,.,s -, DO ,h,t tns, .~ paving
t.1y or s al pl., , $50 We W. f' rsr
~. so. - .ei 100 ~ 7au5-s,. 80 3 per 10,
n ,s3'- M u. ,r..r a.. foregoing iate.. y, grade
H' sa sa has, w 10, b. 49, e soyeI 5 mN f,s
pr IL" u. n.g NJ .,1..,c Snort ~, straw. per lco u.
:re d. tangled I~f 100 ,. ; % SS ia se9ss y hay IN
i IT, a No. , e follows. na d.. E tS,1. H a.
TAI , ne . t' ~ New lGtS osiao ana western %
certiai - ~" je t,,,. -. -, , rg' '''''
MEri a.se 9. tin at New s.. ?2.s q. as:i
e sG aao''t65ff r 81 '' To-. a. ~ si' 6 a.
ass.4 81 he 'po qqsD lsi' .Iyya1 fa' VIII
sFE I2} sqn1f g 's @.. without
.eea Civ fq gacose Prices hanged
conin'H ocen kcttio far g7a2sc. good ga
~ prime ~, 10, ~; nsce i7fiis fancy .2a2,c
NAt Sr1REs S'1s .,p F2 ST. 5 5s @ SSi p ;or n
h arm With G,T,n to , s9t rm n' and Is quoted At
=. 49, 10, formsr prices Ne quote. Tar regulars.
o STt' Ri M freight room com
tin,rs s.or,he inouIry FOR oats Very e interest
ana .nnsle,aor NV u6Ssat Thcre is ao a great deal
been fairly HbeIIi' me - rs,n', a, II -6id and ~
cotton wcrs poecmar iesdinc q, "a This room
understood 10 Be 9i Sn w Nom SnG'e pSs 81 Eth
std Hull sd Newcastle I'd bid Antwsrp %, Mnrs1s
3, W, to,,erssm lie nominal Amsterdam. IL nom
dom 2' sdga. cotton to a. .e rp%ped in a
VOYAGE ye,ses f9s the E,h'' For mailer tor nag the
;@a ss WI" Vim rates ... s
iom British steamer 227 savannah to y
ard oats 'i sesSs; Ss Rssi ss,s
peesoer ,,s ri Ner 2esand basis cis Cd ship.
ship 0.: KS sSs: s Sais' an
sssos s;''s ;' Fer.nt . tons :" c aga
"r "ses to the United Knsdom Hayc antwerp or
puns s s; z,s OK s iSns pine and spruce lumber Tush
y s. 70 Las palmss e. "a the tinted kingdom
G oers,. 'en sTm srSoner tons asphalt, Trinidad to
Bueno and aeharsea Sas s o sh sSSs
on c to and masosany Tuspn N-w
York s. ~ BARI e Toms IONS: e" Portland and wsassct
70 private terms schooner, 30 ,o' b r.
vi ,@ss lumber. savonnah New York 81
gssS rs,n"n1n' f to to 's
yae terms @ ana discharged BRUSH schooner. i23
a 70 s. jgan y ,oa sg Go osns a
,h"Is'' robn r. Sc and discharged; schooner 2dd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-15
RAGS RI lsed firm. with a net advanc" ~ 10 IN IL
gales ~ q 20 bags. as f0llONs:


riorH AxD NEAI-The market for -four irregu-
lar to-day. win e'miraVsN I iIeh nushsss
s,y ri.,rs for EXPORT In wheat In the las,
lew minutes checked 'ome buying which might o,herwe
,9 zoo nkqs including 800 bbs winter straighis. 81 IL
"a, Nh bis clears 81 5,nss ~ 40 bbls extra g.
cieYrs s. IoGsi 20 1870 hbls ezra Is 81 ioas3 - 40
bs city fnes s. :ON$3. 5cn hbs spring clears - ion
81 o. 1890 sacks straishts - ps' w. ana 81 ~ o's ,
- - z, sS 80 sacks superhne 81 So 1000 sacks mr..
81 BrCKwHEAT Fi1t KrHfl p stead E saies sn9
ssrkS at 81 7cTsa coRNMEAI Quiet, Quoted;
Brsndywine Sc TO- western ana r Hu,n s dds a
bA, -o Mr coarse sGqs2c .FEEi-ouoted 90 ca
and 10 N ida2c lc ~ coons Ss ier m, e
snariH' s siaoc city feed 55a3Ise: sales city le"
,,INiN ,,,,iiv to-day, moving very quickly at times
ui,b snasmodlc activity The opening was az srap
advance business was ed pes. fea"ed becoming
sS,iwe On The decline The marke, rallied rom tn PM;
midday s,T ssrn market on isc just before
M ~. bnre was excited upward movement prices
rising locally to ,ss n4 ss Short, were .smpesd and
nsht exciedly There wa: very te demand howsvrr:
n. . or. ss lost the eo:ns
G nSsttled at ,ac net loss or the day The s'r.n.h
opening wa from Liverpool was rather
a.aSry and good many foreign sshg
mak <. from san rtancisco that 81. earsoes
ror India and i've for Australia had been workel
The srss' sling far a. home new:
ga. concerned did not appear 70 De very oun .. To-
ports from Kansas were tha, owing 70 me low pu, into
wh..t this fall. In the movement there 10 no 'es W
The receipts wheat are very heavy . rsnnusd
movemeh, Minneapolis and Duluth SGT cars against
TO cs,e last week and Ola cars last year Inc oa
primary movemsn1n Of III 900 bush while exports have
Creased :is.o0o bush There were some conflicting "
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THE ARMORIEs sHoRT OF COAL.

~. -. meeting OF the Armory Board YESTERDAY;
Seward asked that Sufficient supply OF Goa,
~ % used 10 heat the armories. as the men hao
~ Restly chilled N the last few days. secre.
serker explained mat the Commissioner Oh
Works should provide COAL but he had de'
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY OCTOBER Is, 1896

so nosner tne Controller would pay the bills. Bids
a .utInishings and gas fixtures opened the
amipation.
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basket s1as o. DO green 75cdsl Charleston green pes
bush basket 49, wax 75c1sl: squash. Hubbard per Dol
75cmsI do 60dI5c: tomatoes ripe per bex o'o
COO; green, f5e20c Pussia turnps. per DBL oUuioc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-15
THE STATE or TRADE.

h, a''r9.e oc, ltFlour firm, unchanged; sales 800
b -as nes; unsettled and lower spot 734sQI3c; Oc
GSg%sc Southern by sample 74016c: grade. 7ln
.s'se' stock $4,000 bush; sales 1900 bush Corn easy
ecsmter 3o79oSsc January. 3ia3il.c; steamer mixed
aaZsssc' southern white 32g$Sc; do yellow. 32d
S3c stock llsSooo BUSH sales. 5000 bush. Oats firm
bush Rye stronger 30 hearty 4onIic: 40 western
nv pa s %" , tH;s Hq 1 ssSy ShGce limo
quiet middlines. .5-c. Coffee steady No ~. Other
articles unchanged.
er Boston Oct la-Fisl,zDemsnd quiet with prices
81 isasi 10 cohmsa quiet: ess7oc Bag 81 55asi 90
higher: No white. 26a27c new oats. 24lya26'tc MI
1"k "sn %dd ann as 1 rag
Lard arn &C. Bacon. sissiO,ss veal. Saae, Fresh
cry. 2oc; Western IsaIec; other dairy IIai2c mi,s
ZION and laals: iogIsc Lambs quiet easG Mutton and
socs ss ss wes SSTs ia McRsan sc
xe' pss fsS aaae @
KEYS i2di3ci fowls, i2aiac; do chickens leal7e iced
chickens Igsc Potatoes steady Aroosook IIebrons Sc
bush; New Hampshirs and Vermont. Soa3sc; New
ez ponies 'S arse & ' ca sisssIs
$40 Leather firm, hemlock sole non-acid Hrs,s. 20c:
seconds. ls,Glec; union SOLE hrsts 25a2Gc: seconds
Buffalo oct. I4-sprng wheat active '.c lower
from noon prices. and limits winter wheat cosed
dull i%c lower. Corn closed Arm track noon
prices NC lower and weak in store Oats closed quiet
quoted fancy 4oc: good 70 choice a6a3sc fair 32n34c
demand Mfeed firm unchanged
Chicago Oct. 1.-THE leading futures ranged fol-
lows
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~ IMPORTANT TOBACCO DEAL
.r NATIONAL CIGARETTE COMPANY
SELLS ITS FOREIGN PATENT
RIGHTS.

,s OF El-MORs FROM CHICAGO OF SEVERAL
prNIA'S "
ex,vyERCIAL CoMDNATloNs-RIsEI IN THE
PRICE OF LEATHER NOT LIKELY TO