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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-11

urrvrnecep u, i N%6 SS a'n nSsd 10 cars iG
slanshercrs "a export alive 3. ,r he
* cars nn sa Trdnf s' was fr e nc ut son
Wednesdays prices Tor all grades Of steers and At IN
cent meimm ',Gck which was Tr TGak dn yarqs
prime native steers cold at 81 i04sl so per 100 n:
TOPS s 10. and stays At 81 2lasi 80 pulls at
at 81 o5aS % city dressed native sides nrm at 6sl
cables from London and Liverpool quote refrscFa2r, Ret
slow at 7aSac per ~ American steers AN a. "Glo.ci
weight ON SATURDAY ths E'riria for yerIoo y, 'acs
as ca,,l and $50 q sssi Or scA"ar9
,S Ss nsSas 1 Ga, s f% sr Ra r% % and f
rancco Tor iia 2s cattle FOR as, ss"tcr o,a ,., ,P,
Of beef aa9 800 sheep al" 4, TO Great Britain wit" the
Gs 8 = NJ per at s. e. y &s ~: o. ksn
Oxen 1850 n at $. 30 DO 1870 n at 81 STAT! lo ~
at s. 81 sias ba 1850 ~ at 81 800 II cows i"2 H.
b. Is Ino. DO 1885 y At s. 80 . Do
%. s Sse g i7 Il VI5sas 20 10 ho d. ESQ n at
$50 ommon steers loS V 3D. a, steer. 2, III aver
5 30 per 2 oS az 1879 at s. To- s'G G
ss Sc 900 s'~ %i !G' :? d. at So s. ~ !: S 90 E.
s. p do s n 2, 81 e. Is 0 50 ?Ss d @' 81 NJ
g. ' 20 at G0 81 $50 49, ls d. ~ !4 81 g TO-
sander. - io y at s. 49, 1so DE- lsG ca
s3 rs DO 1850 NJ al 81 81: IL 1890 h. at So -;
, do $40 10 nj 81 IS do. $50 ~ at 81 %; o. '2o
H. SO 10: do, 40 NJ. at 81 do 80" H. at u DO
&c? & y sherman Illinois steers, 1874 N. at 81 49, 20
do 1910 n n 81 ~. 800 a. ,o,o >,
Ueihrrn 70 cpwr 1890 n. 50 20; ~ do. 1900 II,
al 81 do 1856 n. at SO CO. 90. uts 10 at -, l"
! Ducey: . oxen 1905 10. at - 20; - do. Isl 10 al
81 3D. do 1850 NJ at 81 % Do $40 No. ~ - 90 40
81; H. a, 81 90 do 40 N. al 81 ALEC .o!d THURSDAY
oNen iIG5 No. AZ 81 do. 1850 10 NJ 81 % DO 1850
H. al 81 30: do 1850 H.. AT ~ OH; cow o>o ID AT
81. COWS $50 No. AT 81 -.
MICH COWS-Recepts. II head \ few sales were
reported full prices AT $DnS42 30 per mead Tor ofd-
good stock.
sanders sold ''springeTs si2 20 each cows.
caves included S3I 30 each. cows AT $50 per head
1-AI.VES-Receipt. ~ head. Demand fair ana prices
steady transactions were at - oUcs9 per 100
. car OF Western calves sold Mt s3 ~. city
dressed vea about steady al ssq lie per M ne hbera
Of caused weak feeling. an
sales were sale. Little calves firm at 5a'c ana
.ressed harvard calves steady at 5iaWtisc.
salce-Hume Mullen: 81 Western cavs, 4so 10 aver
~, H. at IS 90 DO. 200 10, at IS do ~ No. at - %
Sanders: vea.. I4s ID. at - 20; veal i'o ID at
i Judd q Co: l veal. 40 ~ at So l do 80 ID. at
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. ~ cars or S''o ned
Oh cars direct TO butchers and ~ cars Tor IN" market
sheen fairy good demand and Just apout s"auy
with slight undertOne of weakness al Inc cose iot COM
mon and medium grades. while choice hrayy 90 Mr'r d
cars Of stock mainly lambs 10 soil ~ h'. h',
choice sold NJ ~ l'r*' - t -" ~
dscsrf 10 prime lambs AT 81 150s' 81 aud az III
,han cars u prime lambs AZ - iogS' 10 bf.s
,muon slow NJ jismIiac. dressed lambs easier at ''an
s,c~-Iium. & mullen: state lambs extra prime
70 10 average IS so 100 ID; o2 do 81 TO- a' 80 V
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-11

Chicago Jan 10 (speciaD-Whea to-day opened al a
decline Of &c 10 SIC did not regain H. May opened
a, .c sold be,we n 59T.c and 399sc hid. ana closed
a. &c TIE foreign decidedly more pa
clac The Northwestern was bearish. The price
was only checked decline by very large local
cash business The sales OF wheat here FOR ship
largely millers by rail. amounted 70 round
90 600 bushels There far seas"ard clcaroncss
2s bushels. chiefly in flour York claimed thirty
but there was some controversy
,ho,, hes. figures Northwestern receipts were very
s52 cars against 3l9 last week and 1874 last
Tr,ory receipts than ube last years
,o, 900 bushels 202 900 last Russian ship
,osn,s ted Tuesday at 100000 bushels, were
oacaly stated to-day be 100000 bushels one Of The
Consos were higher Bri'ish
wheat cables lower II was estimated That The visible
,,nni,. Monday would $4,000 bushels An Ar
cale said that of rain. the exlor;able
suplus a.. It's wheat crop would be- s""VOo pushe's ess
corn showed the effect of the recent covering Of shorts
was easier and not active May sold between 2Dc
AMI 2ss.c and closed 2s7sc Receipts We're
cars. he estimate for To- morrow 150 cars Western ad
docs rere thar with good weather the receipts would
continue 10 Increase. Samples were easier snles were
unchanged Seaboard cleafances were large 'us
es The Dit trade unimporant Inc s'hnB Was
Id by elevator concerns and receivers.
situation in the same as IN corn Lar ~
,sor,s having covered up the marke; was narrowtr
Nav sold bewAn 1880 and l91.c ana ciose1 a. ~.
Provisions VIE asier principally because of the Az
snce ~ war news The market lost the advance mac;
THURSDAY Pork 12sc under last ngnt, ai asu
receipts were more nD'lHi ~
to-day "a estimated for Saturday ir'0es at VIZ
yards &c lower =, <,,oihc
calls at G0,4G61.c: puts on May corn c'"seu at Cav
liz
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-11
4 POLICE LOAN FUND.

The raising Of a police loan fund by the lily
Vigilance League to encourage the police in get
ting evidence against lawbreakers has been com
mended by the Rev DIR. Parkhurst and the Ponce
Commissioners Under the prevailing system ponce
officers are obliged 10 pay out Of their own pockets
all expenses incurred in securing evidence Tor 'h'
detection and conviction of criminals. Ihey ,h'i
submit vouchers Cor such expenses. which are OFTEN
No. maid for three TO six months because no funds
are available in the Department for the purpose;
and The hills have 10 be takeh before the Board OF
hnanr,ionrsn: for action This loan fund Is de-
s,gned 70 re mbursa officers promptly for such eX-
ptrses upon their submitting a sworn pm GUY
approved by the precinct captain ana Nil'ea; r ,o
are ultimately paid by the city. the amount VIII De
returned 10 the fund thus perpetuathS IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-11
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston Jan. lo-Co,ton steady; middllng 'tc Low
nddling TIC good ordinary nc net and gross recSi
Sl0J bales: exports to Great Srtaln. 10 10 ~
bales sales 500 bales spinners. % bales stoch, - 80.
bales N.ekv-\ci gross receipts 2oo3i Dales' ~
PORTS Britain. % is3 bales France oe'' o'
Continent. $50 bales: coaswise, s44 oaiSs' s'e' MO
bales spinners. l9s bales. $500 --, -, ,,,
Norfolk Jan lO-Co.on Arm; middling, ''sc low mn
.ls bales: exports coastwise: 4Os bales sales, 10
tales stock 90 i46 bales. Weekly-Net and gross re-
cepts 1887 bales exports the Continent 400 baies
ccaswise. ). 430 bales. sales. sec bales 80 -,
savannah Jan lO-Cotton firm: middllng. nc; rw
middling 91Gc; receipts. Els bales gross -o.o
bales exports coastwse i513 bales; sales 20 baics
stock s937i bales. Weekly-Net receipts N4p baies
Co~ IL bales exports France 22i bales; on o
bales
New-Orleans Jan iO-Cotton firm good middling. Ssc
nd6iing 77.c midding 7ssc: good ordinary. oioc
ne. receipts o35s bales gross 95G6 bales exports 20
Great Britain 22I2 bales coastwise SU2 bales. sal'
500 bales: stock 400 100 bales WeekyNet receipts
0s7e bales: gross 4io43 bales; exports to Great Biz
ain. s372 bales: France GsG4 bales; Continent LUIS
bales; coaswise 4s70 bales sales q. $50 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-11
OTHER MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo Jan o-Catile- Receipts last "a hours. 2,cno
head total for week thus far ii12i for same time las;
sale. 100; market opened steady and hrm very
sod cattle here closed rm a heers sold late at 81 g.
HogsRccepts last u hours 1850 head total for week
thus far 1910; for same time last week. $3.50 con-
market opened lover closed weak with bulk 81 sales
~ all kinds s.: 10 msold; Workers. stdSt %
rs 8, a5ass 80; stagT 3 751ss o. Sheep and lambs
Receipts last - hours lI~oD head; total Tor week mus
FAR '2'oo for SAN tine ast week % s"; Sons,shF
opened oa jc lower for lambs steady for sheep closed
dun for a early decline with number unsod;
81 ioqS5 80 good choice. 81 5nS5. light to fair s4g
s. co. cus common 81 jaS3 -; choice mixed sheep
81 75nSi fair good. 81 0q -! culs and common
A.: 50 500S3 10 export wehers SfG
81 - loads ot Canada lambs were on sale ate nea
s. Louis Jan. TO- National stock Yards: Cate-Re-
eep io head strong and prices Go IS nt5
c s s s. 8 s sSS & so Gapes head
easy prices &c lower heavy 50 5oqS3 ~ mixed
BOO 81 light So ioqs3 IS sheeP-Reeep,s go go
s. 30 lambs 81 l0Qsi -. .-
Union stock Yards Chicago, Jan. Receipts,
scrs 50 ,oaS5 socsers and feeders So 5oas3 So COWS
ana bulls 81 75as3 0 calves g 2qSG ~ texans ~
lover heavF packing ana np2'ssS od h;cs assor;ed
TO choice missd %0,g% w. sno'ss Tnasa So
G por .'' SSoca '@ s ssss Ss
two cars on sale; market very slow al! grades, sg
to prime S2a$3 ~: lambs Sass 30; calves y SouS
Kansas city. Jan. io-HogsRe Receipts il;ow nena a
dunn 81 l0 81 20; pigs IS 2Ols3 % Cattle-Rece pts;
Go market seE native se sns b sss -
/ 5l 81 o. fair to good 81 eoas2 90 bulls 81 o0at2 20
4iocer~ and feeders 81 4OaS5 'o Texas ana oo Seaa
81 +o0$3 10 calves, s5asio sheep-Receps -oVV "s''
rlfitl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-11

MoIAet closed steady AZ TO II ponts advance com
pared with Yesterdays closing prices. TrausfrriLe no
iless 500 Total sales 800 bales York Mt re
ed LIT bales; GALES pa bales. spnners 2i7 bales:
stock ls22-i bales. Spot cotton quiet steady Lice
higher. Middng uplands i5-IGc: mid1ng gulf ice
Sales. 2+7 bales. all spinning
Liverpool cahle'pot steady: sales.
speculation and 1909 bales American 5000 balos
receipts. 1900 bales. American. 1000 bales Miiiar
uplands 1924 Futures opened steady partially ia
advance rosed very steaAy. ! to points net advance
January i2h January February 42Sb. February March
427isb. uarchApril. 427v April NAV. 427s MayJunc
s2i 427. lune-July 427s: Juy-August. 427s August
September. 425s: S"piembe- October 43s october No
verber. 4lGs ManchrsterYaTns dull. but steady cloths
quiet
COFFEE-The Of values has been very
moderate dealings. Changes the week slight
European advices indicate Indifference the part az
foreign operators The days dun ami
fentreless Havre market irregular. January. So
fracs: February 81 francs: March SO n francs April
Hamburg STEADY. January 20 30 nfgs: FehU
71c5 ufgs March 90 - pigs: April. 90 Rio
official calles 1890 pr No . GOp'
baes cleared for United states sopn iaes and for En-
rope. 2O0 900 receipts 1000
AZ. 600 hags: market quiet iJ.ctO res
Santos olearSnros. steamship Sorrento 5000 bags
Contracts closed quiet unchanged points decline
Sales q 40 bags. follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-11
THE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore Jan oFou. dull aIes Mareh
G i p Grade 81, stock S3i 900 bush sales 700
s9 oF? a% %' Mar Eo' @aa Iay sc
S1 sia qS2r S@g Sc 5u. INA sales 300 BUSH
oats inn; 10 white Western 24a24'sc; No mix s
c , rss+v 10 i for wesen STOCK $1,000 bush
Hay ann. choice timothy. SIG asked Cram tref p
Visions dr mess pork so bglk shGales snort hanls o
ad red lr saei S 6 lsnr ar Gu' ca Hitter m fancy
Creamery 2ig-3e aG s'0 co pe'N Su - +
qs' az b scsSy RG9s R''sPt'
ghts 81 s5as 49, wn5sr Gear ,s ana s5as 20
barrel corn-Qulet. steamer yellow on the track sc
,@r g and N? f &C., oS a. gu' S to- 45 1N e WITT
winter iran si3 75asii mldlinge $l3qsl5 coonseei
meal 7ase Porf quiet backs 81 81 TO- ISis
sui o lean Hams 9aio bacon lambs steady
Saioc Mutton and {earngs Gne' veal 80 cnrese
Gp p o Nrhsrn creamery 25a2cc: western e4q25c;
mi,aton isGio"' ladies' ~ dairy 2ot2lC Esg'
quiet nearly aoc Eastern 30. Western and Michga a
81 r. rel kidneys. 81 5casl 30. mediums 81 2;asi %
yellow eyes 81 4oas 81 Poultry ssady ch2c s Vii
western 3a5' chickens Western l2n o' IcWs SSrr
rn 3ui5c Wes,ern ioc se.se "a d%cH aaT
M white s,oc 2sgao Jersey s ss nead iWSeI
81 - Ae' quis choice ratns oSs 70 90 rnpberris
ssse ST. onions ial, $ :? 6bl rSrnl; esi s%assh
5@ss So 'S @mer sraGss .ss Rye straw
ua@ Jan iosp1ngs ,, %he a G.s o new 3us
NJ Norhern G5,e No DO e3,c: af.er the losing s.
Ter wheat closed du unchanged. corn-closins quiet
unchanged Closing steady UNCHANGED Earle Earle
ti4 de- good choice 3sa4oc common TO fair. @oa"1c
@ qoqn a (, as aa & 5 IN s+s'g ras 3T! $
best winter 81 5oas3 - g. straght 81 a., ~ 81 % MI
d Sfae5 ships d. sl2; coarse spring bran sil -
81. i. q n fys m tsa s.. s S s'2 fine mid
chicago. Jan. io-The leading futures ranged as fol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-11
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston. Jan. 1o-'The Boston Commercial Bulletin
WI nay OF the wool market. The sales OF
me week are s67l pounds domestic and 1854 pounds
Ioregn. against $4,000 pounds domestic and 23oooo
pounds foreign week and @Ss,OD pounds domes ste
ana 10000 pounds foreign for the same week last
sssr The sales date show an increase Of isS9Voo
pounds domestic and CTS 500 pounds foreign from the
sss TO the 1894 The receipts 70 date show
an Increase 34S3 bales domestic and G212 bales for
ssHn The excitement is and the market II dull
me,e not large sales the record for the week
would be small indeed The Kerrville woods. fall Texas
ere ma rkcted basis 81 2sn2oc clean 20 the extent
81 n'f"e pounds The other large sale line Of
oesn crosshred woos at current The fail Ter
LIZ VIII be used az = substitute for Cape - Good
,pe which CSC Though there has bee3 no
sses.l Inquiry. the market 10 steady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-11
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

rJv.-,.oo, u, ~ IA, o m-Beef-Extra India mess
strong a, 72s prime mess firm at 5's o. i1R ., AZ
mess Western fine strong sos do medium irn ~ 80
Hams-Short cut about IL 10 lG 10. irm AZ ~ -
Cumberland cut, about ~ to 80 H. hrfn az - ~ -, *
rib ahou, % 10, firm at long clear fniddies apu
n firm at 21s Cd long ana short clear nihdies "4 1
Is ~ nrm al 2Gs Cd Shoulders about IL 70 ~ ~ IN"
a. ws rar5Eprjme Western. spot. firm at DDS Sheese
American fines, white and colored firm a, 43s IAN, y.
Prime city anil al Cottonseed oil-liNerpo" r.
fined duh al lis Spirits Of turpeniine dll az -s o.
Rosn-Comnon steady at As 81. Wheat-No r.d winteI
Urn a, - IA 10 / Northern spring firm at 81 3D. fiour
St, Louis fancy winter firm Is 3D. Corn Mxea W. w,
spot new 81 30; January steacy a. 's -
February steady al IS 2d March steady al 5s "a f"Ps
al lDudon-Pacihc coast steady at 'V""o-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-11
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKET.

NoW-York. january IU INfb
rr,Xs AND PEAs-Choice domestic peas have ne
bf-N.>' ,nce1 in stock that advance TO 81 - was
coine 81 y ,,ay on jobbng sales. Medium held rather
,y h,t 81 81, Will still buy best marks Marrow ana
are unchanged in price. but there - more
req -, ,oelinr Turtle soup. yellow eye ana wie KID
n"pe, moving to any extent. Lima dull Green peas
ney ny s,caIv We quote: Beans domestic. marrow.
SLOW h" ' .r bush 5o DO medium 81 52'sgsi 30 40
cho's bnSi Ak, 10 white kidney. 81 o.. DO red Kidney.
sA - ,-rTl SCUM 81 c,>si 20 do yellow eye. 81 t,lt
81 20 do Inn cal 81 90 Do Lady Ma ~, ~ ,oq
81 ~ OH siGsl 10. peas bbs sogs-'se' do
s tsas was generally quiet but otherwise
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-11

cash ot,arons were NJ follows Flour firm dealers
n rgg % uoabe nj s. ioas3 az in wood soft Wheat
patents ssaS2 10. hard wheat bakers 81 oas2 - three
In sacks: winter wheat 81 eonss 30 in wood Rye flour
s. 2'ns2 80 In WOO 20 sHIIns wnea
ccrn b.. No oats i7ac: No rye $50 No : barley
Satg M e '"a't'G r II b. ;as 8 sg@ss
50 ?oS5 'o .no't r a. Zoos. ~ short cear sides
doxcD 7j0s4 s7s wh!skey disrllers finished goods
standard A. ~ per hb lrseel oil, raw 3sc. boiled 4oc
on rhc Produce ENchange today. the butter market et
20, Eg,~ were weak: fresh stock i7qisc.
8 e SEn 1an & i higher "i" af g S
western 81 5oas2 90 Wheat quiet: steady Ne red 90 ;
20. 80 mixed roc mixed ear 2Jc. Oats quiet; steady
3 % %r e ~ SO ES 81 family af TSs e ''S LARD nF%
Ss NGe s shde E c oo s'e" short ''f RIB
les 5c. oose short clear sides 5'se box meats worth
dSrs i.c short rms i'sc; ooee short clear sides
49, box meats worth .c more. Whskey quiet steady
Mnncapois jan. iGwheat tuturss were lower. but
nuctuaon and adlng light II YVES steaSy from open
sa s and G closed a, 5saa55,c WIN point
Cash wheat mers reduced BIS for No Northern to ic
Sr S sis.c. ' \" northern 5ac Flour qaet 81 oSa
1860 bills shipments 56o DDS M,,a s'uHs as MarNet
and the tendency connned do%n%srd NAY opened
fe to s ana ,Gsed at 1d I' arns SangeS NoS
"rn S7c: 80 : North .rn 5sisc Flour dull. but held
sprnS wheat patents wood. Mill suns dull and un
changed. -, n. 49,.
sh far demand but Sid r.. a, RYE
Terr sri'T winter He s%psr 90 asasa sra 81
s Sass E'T g. %e TS'T Ti fsaF
s q g s ss: s 49, q p ssns
s. %s - dc 40 Clear s. loSsa 81 do straight 50 400
50 30 % 50 80 Rye shr @ae wa Su wsss
81 eha lpel ir-
but offerings light and prices sh,w no important
cs,.@5ssa,c: March G9i.QG3ac; Apr. 7ohaIo%c. Corn
onion market declined iQAc under genera pressure 10
sell In speculative circles Local CARROTS In small sup.
~, and Grr,ly he'd demand Eight, No . mixed
January aSi. a33a.c: February. 33tn33c March 33'sa
SaSc Aprl 33A. a3ic. Oats-Offerings moderate.
% , market Tor CARROTS ruled steady but BUYERS oper-
impersnt change No white January 2iHG2t,sc Feb
,ra whaessle 25c: do jobbng 2e?ec Eggs dull and
lover AVA stsa New-ycrS factory ioioNc:
mart skins 6Qsc. sugars-Rehned quiet and steady:
graduated 4Tsc crown A. 5'sc; crystal sc; double
r. Axe Sc Franklin .'ss F Fra Su.
,ar {, 2 IA ice No 49, sac: No ~ i3iGc al less
Feed quiet wn, y bran iran IN N o small az :uo o.
BY New Early Rose choice &c as Iar 10 sp zoo
s3qa5c: DO urhaHks and stars choice iog,s, % ,s
:" good e2G23c Pennsylvania Rose and stars fan me-
ooqaac. do state Of Maine fancy 3oJ33c; sweet, Je,-
2og25c: g., - t,our unchanged wnea, lower:
January 55,c May soc July CSC Corn loweT Sanu
ary 2 May 2'te Juy 2,T 1s,s Ssw 81 e old
is Isl M rer b Lari-prime s. so choice 80 ~
houaers 3,c lons- s ssar .e longs 4ac
sdes ,;ns clear Sides &c. High wines steady ON the
basis OF II n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-11
rooryyc FOR SuTGGLED DRUGS.

The special agents of the Treasury department
attached TO the Ncw-York Custom House have been
watching tho surgeons on incoming ships to detect
smuggling Of antpyrene and phenaceine. iester-
day thev examined the stateroom Of DR. Peachey'
Underneath the bottom drawer in his dressing-cds e
were found eighty-three one-ounce packages OF
anilnNrene. worth Si21
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-11

S SSs3l:s I:;giiS s & i e
The statistical position Of Brazil coffee s follows:
TO-DAY. Yesierlav. Last week
New-Orleans stock Abs 4i62i 4o"i7
New York deliveries ....... 1893 1851 1904
Ial'imore deliveries. SI 81, 1.2gi
New Orleans deliyeries...... 4s6 'I2 $50
Ad Ts,s d'yere. 5000 a saS% se s5s
nominal S1' S"@.'T ns"Ts and %S %
49, or RS E RI a S aaG
AND se' s.'r az 1 Sass % at
s. ic oco 6as' RIO No sr0 lc Snd mia % so 9s
there sales today 800 bags cateo
DRIGsIo Opium is somewhate irregular. some reporting
% osS " @ Snse sns g. ssgsS G and
aue, But s!ea win bnlk quoted At 81 .ods 90 Quinn;
quiet a; :7a$oc according to efnnd Essential oils and
FLOR AN6 . MEAThs market . was very d% odqy
than hitherto each refusing to max concesons ana
hss asp' r 's s to Sy w escps on %
including 200 bbs winter patents. 81 coass S. 90 BPS
city pasn. Sass %: 1850 ciy clears. ssgoasi
"a So for Ssi prompt TnT 800 s e @
n,sI HcK XVII TIorRIFg
Fl6rR- Dul sles. 40" Nj, at g 'oas2 50. CORN
M M5 50 as' & s' wi
c,d Southern. 81 9OGS2 %. RAG MEAI<-Cuiet
Quoted: Fine white ssasoc fne yellow. s3qsc; cosrse
con s7,,GG2ac: som. 57tae2sc: room. 57i:aG3c;
sbarns GTilUTOc; feed. GOnG5r: homny chop. Gjc
cntdnsecd meal. slGs o5 oil neal GRASS; city feed
quoted ri f1isc.
FOREIGN DRIED FRI'lT-A small trade is reported in
h. nrIncipai % dried fruit California raFns are
showing somewhat more activity perhaps than others
Win pr,ccs steady Currans unsettled and nuts are
Ali we ouote: Valencia raisns. 4.@Gs4c: Sultana. %
@ec: california. 2H04%c; Hallowee dates 3isd34;c cur
49, o. G3iGc: Turkish rrunes 2isd3.c: California
aG1isc almonds shG14c Brazil nuts G'2a'c' walhu''
Gl@oc nbers 6@'Ic h TT .amon continue Quiet,
In nr,ces showing but slight change oranges arr
VIII u,b quite an accumulation of Jamaica Nai-n-
wad Wessna are also cheaper. with but te d3in.
GTapes are dull and bananas naee ,,ess c Vaencia
en ,oas5 IL Jamaica. s3aS: 80; bananas '"c"Si 10
81 Das'. 20 0sio: cocoanuts. &304$3'
gIaPess,, WuEAT-There was a weak IfeHhs ~ -
GtA this morning. and prices Declined Tor re
iutufe rarv sI6%c but while the distah' lutul' wa
May delivery were strong and March wheat ad
weak near In about NC bringing the March delivery
vancen over The May option. The early news was
mp 10 80 ,.acI,p The cables were quiet ana u. ~
what ou'. i,ttle foreign interest was sho"h
opening good. the arrivals NJ 'hct"
western Dnu:h amounting to 10 cars sgalst - ,ri,
apons anu - GA cars last year The weather VA W
last week h some selling The Exchange hsutss ."
good ana u we're rather bearish showing Il to'al
Russian apS Tor last weeks shipments atahs NJ 49,
2416op pu,a Tussday Of 500 600 bush ~ muu"g -,
mate clrc ,,.,Ie foreign buying, Wnch he, ~, arsd
cc h,, and II then hec'Hie apI ,ransnired that
sorrewhat a -, The nearby deliveries
the sireng, 81 borr recent buyers 81 Wn"h ~" c,,
the ciiy n hich only jus came - hsii, Ia c0o Ia
iransa''o vas e.tmatcd NariouS v,hca.
~ recents - ,sf hush
10000 bush we're l72 4o5 bush. against loI"e" '-'
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-11-04
THE HERALD TO SENATOR CANNON

Ever since he walked out of the ST.
Louis convention, Senator Cannon has
been a champion of free silver. Yes
terday The Herald Internationally did
him great injustice by stating in its
account of his speech at North ogden
that he had advised the voters to vote
for Mckinley.
This very regrettable error occurred
through the fact that those who fur
nished the account of the meeting at
North Ogden, a source always deemed
perfectly reliable, totally misappre-
hended what Senator Cannon said.
and under this Misrepresentation sent
the report that appeared in our col
umns yesterday
There has been no drawer champion
of the silver cause than Senator Frank
j. Cannon. His loyalty to silver has
been and is unquestioned For an I'M
intentional wrong to him this paper
offers its sincerest apologies, trusting,
and believing, they will be received in
the same spirit that they are offered.