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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-04-20
Cuba Will Pass Into the Hands OF
Financial BuzzardS,
UNLESS ALLEN STOPS IT
THIS HE ATTEMPTED WITH AN
ODD RESOLUTION.
Proceedings In the Senate Yesterday
Enlivened By Cockrell, Who
Stirred Up Hale-McKinley's In
consistent War Policy Severely
Criticised By the Missourian.

Washington April 19-Comparatively
little business was transacted by the
senate today, all of the senators being
fatigued on account of their long vigil
last night over the Cuban resolutions.
Consideration of the sundry civil ap-
preparation bill was resumed, and the
wide latitude of debate permitted I'M
der the rules of the senate afforded
opportunity for some explanations to
be made concerning the action of the
senate upon the Cuban question. Mr..
Cockrell of Missouri and Mr.. Bacon of
Georgia explained the action OF the
Democrats in voting against the con-
ference report in the early hours of the
senate, and colloquys that ensued be-
tween them and some of the Republi-
can senators were spicy and interest
ing.
A running fire of debate was precip-
itated. which was participated in by
Mr.. aMntle of Montana, Mr. Cannon
of Utah, Mr.. Hale of Maine, Mr.. Spoon
er Of Wisconsin, and others. the dis
cuSSiOn lasting about threa bojIrS
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-04-20

The waterworks committee reported
the result Of the official inspection of
City creek made on Monday, and rec
commended the expenditure OF $500 for
retimbering and repairing the tunnels
which tap numerous water courses and
springs, and for otherwise improving
the quality and increasing the GUAM
THY of water this season. The desired
sum was appropriated.
DUPLICATE WATER CERTTFT-
GATES.
On Recommendation of the committee
on waterworks, duplicate water certifi-
Gates were ordered issued to Thomas
Martin and George &. Howe, to replace.
lost certificates, upon petitioners exc
cutting indemnifying bonds in double
the original amounts. The same COM
nittee recommended that a certificate
for $50 be issued to Morrison, Merrill
& Co.. TO take the place CT one issued
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-13
DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA AND
WESTERN RAILROAD.

Stations in New York foot Barclay and Christopher ss
VFSTIGULE TRAINS PULLMAN BUFFET CARS,
PINTSCH LIGHT.
500 A M-PINGHAMTON MAIL. Stops a. principal
stations -. --.-
1000 A M-oCafe Car BUFFALO. SCRANTON. BING-
HAMTON OWEGO ITHACA EIM1RA. SYRACUSE
ara 0sWEGo EXPRESS pullman Buffet Parlor Cars
connecting Buffalo with trains tor Chicago and points
West.
800 P. VI Maly)--Chcaeo and Buffalo Vcstibuled Ex-
press for SCRANTON BINGHAMTON and ELMlkA.
Pullman Buffet Parlor Cars 20 Elmira Through sleep
ing and day coach Chicago arriving at AID :.
NJ. next day -
4:OO P. M-sCRANTON. wILKEsBARRE and PLYM-
OUTH EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet Parlor cars
7:0O p. VI. dalV-CHICAGO and BTFFALO NESII-
BULED LIMITED EXPRESS for SCRANTON, BINeSr
HAMTON. EI,MIRA. BUFFALO. THROUGH BUFFET
SLEEPING CAR New York TO Chicago. Dining Car
o, Buffalo
$500 P NJ (daly)-RuFFALo EMPRESS PULLMAN
SLEEPERS. for SCRANTON, BINGHAMTON. Ell
MIRA. BATH. MOUNT NORRIS and BUFFALO. Ar
e.:.o " daily RUTEALO; SCRANTON. BIZ, PING
HAMTON. OWEGO ITHACA ELMIRA. UTICA
SYRACUSE and osWEGo EMPRESS. Pullman Buffet
Seepers.
TICKETS. AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS At
Place. 40 and et2 broadway Tickets at Ferry stations
III Fourth ave. Twelfth ST.. 81 West one Hun
d-ed and Twenty-ffh St. 225 Columbus New York;
23S AMI 726 Fulton and 1906 Broadway. Brooklyn.
Time table giving full information az all stations.
WESTCoTT EMPRESS COMPANY will call for and
check baggage from hotel residence to destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-13

s srsds winters The market wa. chad. higher the
' Winter spi SIssa 8 s5SR' sS winter patents patents
ss5s s. N no s GRADE asf7s
RYE 'VS Saotea al 'PI' 95 sss 3 s
TH M 9faSs Fn. MITE S as 500
Sc fine yellow; $3.50; coarse %, csa12s FEE
s Ssi 'P 80 a s 80 TO- s
nSk ssgsiS So Whit DO s4dsiS madns bulk 100
'hS2 SIX 9nfe s began taxing wb.a, again
nands ali DAY. being eredI'ed with i@o leads here ana
retained control OF the market until the last hour when
collapsed under realizing and closed partly sc net
lower The strongest period OF the day shortly after
o'clock when December reached 7o7sc on an active de-
the advance and sold themselves tight place during
H 9 mSS Of % s was : the ns more %
alarmed over the strength Of the foreign position Outside
strong with Seweyork There was big milling demand
st cent over the TeyoUS dsy 81 @
IN n at Wiz % over s1 CITY Ss' ba
another heavy business in ocean tre'ghs at strong and
higher, with the exception o. Bqdapest which some
vance abroad to small offering Of Russian and Danuhan
wheat and reported damage by drouh in AUSTRALIA Ine
i92d Up spot with cargoes I'd higher. and the
aavanee noted In wheat on passage Paris maTketS had
closed l0a3o points wheat and 1895 points higher
the day considerable long wheat the market and
part OF the late selling against daily and weekly calls
The interior wheat movement has decreased 53eO bush
this week and seaboard shipments have lost $4,000 hush
No red closed to-day at 13Ss afcat; No hard
Western 727sc b sfoat; No Northern Duluth - &c
q sroat: No 2 Northern Duluth. 72.c o anoat
October 2j-30 on the curb December was quoted at
1Ols@10asc bid .CORN-Th. export business again
proved Of market reaching the heavy total
az 80 loads all ports Supplemented by advance OF
lhGlHd in the Liverpool market, Occssoned decided
strength in local circles untse in the afternoon when
The break in wheat prompted realizing CLOSING prices
were partly "a net higher. Crop not alto
geher satisfactory and helped 70 strengthen local sent-
nent The Interior movement shows moderate % &
this week, and seabosrd shipments nearly 100000
bush less than last week. No closed a. 314c
afOat. .OATS-The West and higher. FOL
owing other grains. and the local each market also
showed advances Exporters 900 bush. No oats
closed 27i1c No 2, &c No white. 293c No white
2Si1c track mixed. 27G29c: track white. 2sG33c; 80
while clips. soc. RYE-Market strong: No Western
hise ahoat 70 arrive 5Il+c Buffalo; State rye
sic c New York. lots .BUCKWEEAT-Mar-
ket easy; quoted al ACC c New-YoTk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-13

Galveston Oct Cotton quiet. but steady: mddins
4 IL 16c low middlng e-16c. good ordinary S-lec:
Net receipts q bales gross, 2sSS bales sales 81
bales: stock. $50 sos bales.
Baltimore, Oct. 12-cotton nominal; middllne et.c:
CENTS 3ls bales. stock 46l9 bales.
savannah oct. Cotton quiet and easy; middlirg
4sc low niddlnc 4sc Receipts, 1920 bales expor.t
coisiwise 25G bales, sales, Lass bales stock io''
bales.
NewOrleans Oct l2-Cotton quiet; midslins i5-isc;
low middlfng 9-l6c good ordinary I S-l6c Net re-
cept H. 80 bales gross 12VS bales exports 70 Isat
britain 1000 bales sales 5000 bales stock. le0SS
bales
Memphis Oct. 12-cotton quiet middlins &c i sIr
bales shipments 100 bales. sales. 5000 bales stock
81. los bales.
St Louis Oct. 12-cotton steady; middlins. SC; ow
mddng 4f$c. good ordinary. sac. Net receipts LUIS
bales: gross 286 bales shipments 6fOo bales saes'
20 bales; stock. "a. 97l bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-13
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York, October ~. 1893
Receipt: ,oda were t 1872 cars cars or 2ss 6r ht ey
aurhteTers and 80 cars for the market Of which 81
on raodera,e supplies trade somewhat active,
and the few good seef on sale brought strong Hondag
prepayment Bulls and fat were firm ordinary COWS
unchanged. one Of cattle that arrived late vas heit
100 H. 's'ockers SO Is oxen and stays a. s3q<t -
bulls at 81 ljg$3 - few fat 90 at IS ~ cows al - ~
dressed beef 7Gsc n FOR inferior n choice naive
sides Latest Liverpool and L2ndon cables quoted nml5
tops selling at ItsefaoT D 5f t a. t we pc, =,
for the ". ". Brauer COMPANY, Limited ana 90 20"
quarters beef IN the Majestic 70 LyePool for Eas,
Taurc reported Yesterday there should be added liG
quarters OK beef for Armour CO. No exports o; live
ysf % p 70 lSs .s;;' 10 ilG IS an
s r Al i $ 81 o ID, e K a' & si.e.
1909 H. at 81 So 40 iias n at :, 20
81 g. aG % Els 10 %',i ys@ au ils'T o. i 1850
g Z. s., g g. 40 l0 liz E'aa?$ Sfsn 81
DO. 1920 n at s. % yrsiHa d, 1888 n at s. ~ !
IS sander: one i2.9 p $ 20 - g. I I;ss
h h $ e g l IIss n q % s'i
r. At 81 70. bulls. i473 n at 50 So COW. $50 NJ
" Mef6er.on IL OF: steers, I255 n at s. 20 e less
on the lo; bulls. 1919 y az 81 - - ec.s 100 e.
q So 20 o. g. !. e's NJ g. 9od IN 10 at az 1898 10
: fuid 90. bulls so No. at 50 ~. cows. 81 10
at s q 3D DO 20 td ri at * at 81 % d. s n at
81 Is tag. ils n at s. % oxen 1910 n 20
sal. a. cs a n =, ). 49, s f. ostS s..
g 20. oxen. $50 n si 81 81 bulls slo 70 a. "a
n a. s. Is d. 20 n at 50 Is g. $50 n at 50 50:
o. 90 n 5. 3d. 90 , I2o 20 at {, 81 3; 40 $50
H. at s. ~. d. $40 n. al s. TO- d.. Go ~ At ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-13

Fast Buffalo. oct. i2.-Cattle-The market was IN
good position with load sale fun late prices Sher
ara iambs-The receipts A little more liberal -
loads IL u which Canada lambs. Western top
little stronger. hut Csnadas utfle
There was Il fair clearance. western laitus
choice - extra quotahle at 81 1886 10; GOOD 10
choice s. JpGS5 -. fair 81 1JHs1 % ShNep
= hoica 10 extra mixed 81 40QSi 60. good % choice
81 l5TSt -. common fair s34S3 -. Hogs-The mar.
ks- vas fairly ectlve but somewhat erratc Inc tota
offerings we're a. loads Workers in fair demand
and sold from 81 u 10 81 S. mosv at s. ~ ASS 50
medium IN light supply good demand and quoabe - 30
n s. % WITH Sc 92i5: piss at 50 O6SS o. =
prlncinalv selling AT s. 5OQs3 80 roughs 81 SdS" 20
hulk selling a. s. 40 The close was firm on piss ana
God weight hogs the demand stopped on Workers
ChiCar0 oct There lively movement among
BUYERS o. cattle to-day and sales ruled Joe higher
choice steers So 35as5 81. medium. 81 70a$+ 90 beef
steers s4dS4 Is. sockers and feeders, SSd+ 90; bulls
So 406x * COWS and heifers 81 5OTs4 % calves So
s rs Western rangers s3a$4 60 Western fed steers S4q
* a. Texans g. 20dS5 10 the determined bearsh
atfifrda taken tv packers impossible ~ put prices
OF hogs permanently higher but there were reactions
ROW Tine - time ana me market ruled strong ad
vance Of about Fair choice. 81 I2sqs3 30 PACKING
Ios 81 40dS3 10 butchers 81 5OdS3 %. mixed 81 Asa
So IS. neht SO 1898 ~ pigs. 81 1898 s. Trade IN
Inferior - choice sheer 50 5Ods4 IS Western rangers
Sc. Western 81 sods5 Recepts-Cattle 1880
head hogs q 600 sheep. l3ONn.
Cincinnati oct 12-Hors dull s3as3 30 Catti0 steady
lower 81 J06s4 10. Sheep steady. 81 DgSi % LAMBS
o5TS5 s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-13

COTTON-There something II a bull furry II to
DAYS early market but the better feeling was o
duration. Contrary 20 expectations Liverpool eN
hibted pronounced stability. both In the spot ard future
departments the former reaching 1000 bales az
l-32i higher prices This together with rather
Mississippi Valley. led quite active covering around
opening this demand and fair buying ny Liver
pool representatives prices moved up 70 points Trad
Ing tame. and failed 20 show particular
activity all through the session. Private cables stated
Nell had issued circular % less bearish purpo-;
anticipated and that the advance al Liverpool
largely due that fact Spnners said q be quite
accepting all offerings OF spot cotton anything
Ike old prices despite the continued heavy
and generally favorable outlook in this country. Con
tinentsl and Manchester manufacturers bidding
against each other for large blocks % the
Liverpool market the close ard had II
thousand bales addition tha reported by
ofrcisl cables had changed hands the basis q
S-S2d for middnng Heavy sales IN yarns and cloths
for delivery ahead continue largely responsible for the
from the belt averaged decidedly in favor OF
shorts, port and Interior receipts fully
expected. weather conditions throughout almos,
ideal while harvesting operations were said n be pro-
crossing rapidly Confidence checked however by
the yellow fever scourge gained
much hold in Mississippi and Louisiana AMI
promised spread rapidly until cold set in.
Quarantine restrictions had been extended and out
look In sections was most gloomy Late IN the
noon quite bunch Of Southern selling came -
hand. and unde this prices sharply
% points Fer the OF the day the arke, showed
little reouperative energy. The close quiet with
prices point higher to 1 point lower
The range Of contract prices in the local market
was as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-13
WEST SHORE RI.

Trains lesv. W. <2d s., staten: - - y a. ''"o"''
ar an, ,5 NJ for crsns'ons IVES, ROM n.S.
Lakes Mohonk ana M'n - Ses,ee
.oa Ap'"x CoNfISENTAL LIMITED. psuy. for A.
iWv = sv-aeuse Rochester. Buralo, Niagara Fae
49,, ,.nd Detroit, Chicago and -. LOUIS Mrfes
1890 s,d - Louis Afternoon lihlhg az
onCesV H'1 D,Nv ,,cep, SUNDAY. for conges, cram
o'on. yves, Point. Cornwall, Ne"oHrsA ana 'h'''
MEDIATE stations 20 Aosnl, ., .,,.,v s.,.,o..
o"y ytintrsai ans Eastern Canads ,,.,,.. MALE o.,
n. o - Nc chicago and -. Louis Limited DAly ror
o'Sv w., syracuse Rochester. Buffalo, Naghs ta's
Trnto 'retroit Cleveland, chicago and - LOUIS
,,4n p N Daily. except SUNDAY ~ @%'''' ~
'"o parao Niagara Falls and Toronto 49,
go "a Datlv Tor Albany. Itica -yrscu~ hoSnes
$40 = ,,,.io Niagara Falls Toronto Detroit. clese
and Chicago ana - LOUIS, SATURDAY h'sn' "A'
sias,in9 car 70 Cstskiu Mountains a., . 40
~ go. prookyn Annex b. 10 ~ a :. s
M Jersey city. p. r. r. sta'ion-D H'-' -
c ss5 T NJ ,.,, ,.,.,. ara once,
Time taDirs Eurt.r General Passenger Agent
I l. s vanderbilt Ave. Nee fort
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-13
RAILROADS..
RAILROADS..
AMERICAS GREATEST RAILROAD"
new YORK CENTRAL

Rochester and Buffalo.
q Trains Leave Grand Central station a: follows "'
EMPIRE STATE EXPRESS LIMITED.
Fastest Train In the World Due Buffalo. l+s r. n
Niagara Falls. 5;32 p. NJ; Toronto 900 p NJ De-
S.45 A: Mast MAIL. Daiiy-For BGnaio. Niagara
- Falls and Cleveland.
nm Buffalo and all important New York state poln points
I.OO !, M-SQUTfiwEsTERN LIMITED and ~
CAGO SPECIAL. Daly-For Columbus, Oiheih-
$50 r. M~TRoY AND sSPIT0GA SPECIAL.
- m cept sunday-For Albany. Troy and Saratoga
o.Oo T. MAKE SHORE LIMITED. Dany-2A- nour
IRAN 10 Chicago, via Lake Shore. Due cleyeand
,:l' A NJ due Chicago 400 p. ~ Sleeping and par
=. Tor cars only
GOO p MwEsTERy EXPRESS Dary-rOr Nj
a D. agsTa Falls Toronto. Cleveland Chicago ~
Al Montreal and, except Saturdays Tor OTTAWA
''4O j. M-ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS AND MON
$40 p IN MI lBAtrFfhIS p aH6 SOUTHWESTERN
SPECIAL. Daiy-For Buffalo. Niagara Falls.
n n.I eveiand Cincinnati. Indianapolis and ST. Louis
o'OO +. M.-sPE ,IAL LIMITED NAIL Dany-sieep-
n Lyons and for Rochester and Buffalo.
burg. Niagara Falls. Cleveland CHICAGO. and. ex-
12.1O nght-MLDNIGHT EXPRESS. FOR Csicaso
every night. except Sunday nights. sunday
nights cn'aT TA 'fsfPsys 5V1s AZ go
o;15 A. NJ. and 1927 P M-Daily except Sunday. TO
w pII,sheI I. s, SUNDAYS days only a, o:2o a M
Trains Illuminated with Pintsch Light.
Ticket and Wagner Offices Grand Central Station
liz 2el 4l3 Broadway. 81 East IAN st s,2 Brostway
and 13sth 81 Station New-York 33s 100 Fulton St,
and 100 Broadway. T. d. Brooklyn.
Telephone '27sc Thir,y-eighth street" Tor New-YoTk
dence by Wescott Express Company
GEORGE H DANIELS. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-13

unchanged on the Produce Exchange to-day the but
ter market Creameres, 1890 dairles l21i7c
Eggs firm fresh 14;2c Cheese steady; creams. 7+a9'.c
Cincinnati oct l2-Flcur light demand Wheat
hrmer; No 2 red. 6sAc BID Corn steh, No mixed.
3ld3liac Oats frmer No MIXED 2bf2ilsc Rye STEADY
No 2 Sic Butter firm. Sugar Stiye Eggs dull isc.
Cheese steady.
Milwaukee. Oct. l2-whsat higher. No northern Ii
&c: No Northern 85isc Rye higher No J. 4oc Barley
lower. No .. i3ig644c, sample 34Q4i'ac
Minneapolis oct. l2-Wheat strong. october, G3i5c;
Dece--ber G2c May &c Hc. No I hard GJc. No North
ern. 64Ac. No Northern. e2c Flour-Business again
heavy; prices unchanged. Rran IN bulk s. 254ss 30
Philadelphia Oct. i2-Wheat firm and lc higher: con-
tract grade. october. 7lbG7la &c. Corn firm and sc
higher No . mixed. October 3eG2Slc Oats h-m and
iTiec higher No white clipped 2Sa e29c, No white
clipped. % ad27c. No mixed 40. 2S2G2lc Butter hn;
fancy Western &c. a. prints 2lc Eggs cuie'
but steady: fresh nearby. Ilsc. DO Western lie; 40
Southwestern 1Gc do southern, i6c. Cheese nrm Re
ceipts-F!our. 1000 bhls and $500 sacks wheat 5000
bush. 5000 bush. oats 900 bush. Shipments
Wheat 800 bush. corn. 5000 bush; oats $1,000 bush.
St. Louis. oct. 12-Flour hrn. Wheat-sPot higher;
elevator zoe asked. track Ilc October $50
asked May 67asc asked. No hard cash. 9oqd6c Corn
higher No cash. 3Oisc bid October. Bic asked; May
5o'4 aSoi.c asked oats-spot steady; No cash 2?7
bid. trade 24r. October. 22i3c Nay. 24hc asked. No
white oGa26sc Bran strong: sacked east track Doc
Butter unchanged Eggs steady he.
her and December Csc. Corn duh steady No mixed.
31c oats dull Aaey: No mixed 22c. Rye unchanged;
n cash 4Si.c Cloverseed active steady prime cash,
!, 10 october. 81 52is. oil unchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-13
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NeW-York. October l. lN1s.
cOFFEE-Conslderins formidable array Of bea. n
suences the coffee market showed far degree Of stea
ness to-day although the result Of the session
fluctuations from gratifying 10 the bull interest
Initial European cables reflected apatay ana saeslhs
prices both Havre and Hamburg Brazilian news o %ss
About d-of and failed 70 have parucula- nniele
either way Continued Hight deliveries from warh
IN this country Tagging demand for spot coree ana
IN Increase visible TO over lVoe9 bags
All tended 10 discourage longs on the other hand bears
were cautious owing a marked falling OF In Brazilian
port receipts yesterdays movement reaching but S9WO
Tag. The futures opened quiet. win ,
vernher points lower and other months uncfansea.
lrs- easing of 10 q net loss q points under bear
general lack Of support the market steade
On covering by Of the more apprehensVe sLorts
The close was quiet with prices net unchanged Iotal
sses futures limited TO 5000 bags The market
fo spot Brazilian coffee inactive to-day, hui ao9u-
steady quotations unchanged on the basis Of o'sc
for invoice lots No Rio Jobhers were the prlhclp
b,yers and N nearly all instances limited their pnf-
ctsses 10 the satisfaction Of immediate needs Inc
Of coffee Without interesting NJ"
feature ruling about steady at former prices peol
came ~ the local Exchange from Amsterdam stated tht
The next Dutch would take place on the Ism ins
vrhen ei piculs would be offered brokers Nalu"l
GOOD ordinary Java 35iac Yesterday the steamer
with and the steamer Aneers Win
"a an bags cleared from Santos.
renee OF contrac: prices the local market to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-13

~h,ou.h frans 7,,,--.. 9aa =,
I,,ous ana I'VE earlier ffSm Mess -. ,.oa
as i..Ss M-Ves,bued Express daily Tor B'ns n~ss'11
wsy.riy' Emira. Buffalo. Bradford A''"'' ''"A''
" NJ SarIor car Bunalo -. -. ATTY so,.s
r ,aao - WNVestiouied lirni,ed-fss nsh T,.s..a
80 Sor chicago Arrives cleveland " enenn Az,
tram ,s Cleveland ana N'he"~'~
Dining Car. ~,. a.. Cleveland ye.tsuef Expr~ss
,,i nsS" Arrives a. buffalo ! 90 a M Ead rs
Janss ~ sp p n ssepsrs Buffalo and cisrsisna-
cafe Library Car. IL. ..,. a. p,,shamtou Elrnlra
pin nd chicago sieepeu 10 Horneisyi'le' Sheaso
and Gnc, .s 'ocAI TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN AC-
observation-disclosures at III i3 2ei. 1oi and soI broaa-
a ,9@ powery i5s East ie5th-st, ana .sS West i0sn
rssnbe,, and 23d ferries. New orki Ss
"a sac Fu,on-st o. Broadway. BROOKLYN ~. hyer-,
sI"sorsn ard Jersey City station. >ew-lork transfer
Co calls for and checks baggage from hotels and rob
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-13

MErALS-Pig iron varrane were quite unsettsa Us
and Corresponding concessions on the pari Of sees
Speter quite nTm On scaFGy b ol i.f in tn metal
nsqSei was dull and featureess Al the Close i ,hs
Meta E@ q ss 9'ed Rs re- iT9P Ta and Dee
TO- Ja1 g 40 80 t5S SPOT 30 in demand s7aS7 90
80 reelected at So iSeSS 20 oS Cf8er At az sa 1852 AZ
Tin closed Quiet and unbalanced with spot guoieu SI,p
81 10 fasIes nsss3'Sa Tea spe,er at the o
inehanred but hrrn spot to DecembeT 81 SrgS O2.
ur s f IS 80 Tin s,esy SPOT ~ future % a. 81 s. 3D.
MofASsEs AND sYRUPs-The market for ms glasses
was Arm to-day without radical change: Hi5ups
S,ens f ow; Neworleans centrifugal common 9gl2c
ar lsalSc GOOD l6 a1m pT faf Sc good sSSoe
prime 1885,. choice 3Sq96c Por,o lsc1, 100 ie
common conn Tsn DSm isd 2s faT i''i''' F'' '
OCEAN FREi5HTss market for BERN f iSsI
pool 90 L l, ID G@ssqw ca nSerp Ca Ham
burg S. pfennngs koiisd,ma iZ0 5Gsn oais Is
3aR S ESsPrd per H
partly limited supply OF sussele r;lv 70 The
Ta,es oq tE coasuis@ freghts are firm. steamers
oI tbe grain trade IN active demand espeCsY
r prompt and nearby a. ss. .d and November
3D. and term steamers are Is Oc99p a fe arm
N9y1%oe5 o,tonseed oil was hrmy he'd, particularly
prime yellow ON on the i an setve trade Re
lined petroleum strong and nneea I. &C. pSad Ph bis
o D1 s. IS refined s. S. c9;iqnseeg rde
ms i8alSe prime summer ye9 SSS rs S Dm sn
mer yel9w, 97f prime winter yellow. 2oso inseed
pine raw s5a36c: American boiled. S'SSse Calcutta
TT 5s s5S aas s ady1 sS, f an"s
WIN grain ;.5 but s the sH9 yeov fever
fseiH f2nn' ass 2 ta s saaG g
s sss 3 So clan ssn sia g 55dso ssgsS so EVA
@ss e Is :5'esi1 SEE
ted
SgT &c: 10 H. Gia0%o - H. &C. u "plsea
picked snop aisisa s.ssg7ilc Western eree 10 10 81,
S ss@' vest %s,,ra sliy
aaos ,;ssay g. q GSSiaea s4s h'iPsa
II KEGS lss comPss9T1se sgiSEouie. quoted oeo
Western 4gtlse.,,,,n.e, 81. acc.
Be E eTS sad:s shared as n an Urn VI. d The
SsF We're buyers rather nan sellers at the me-
News from r 5e Ssmsee 10 the crop ana
rns prosress as az harvesting was &
soaihef3 om naIss' 70 T cw 'o s good
e prime to &C eh 9Ss5 sxss4ssf j aSsG 5Ssa
s% Esnso2 market TX Poor for rsnsd sugar presented
heather %g ana close quite 1yn BERN r, VII" ss
grades Nos 10 and lS ,b o .a grade. Were oveso
ana new business taken subject to delay IN shpoeq
he present esdness 10 be but moSn'a eye ree o
nd that Sss are e GSS 70 is go ouoons follow
Dorn.nos 5ac cut loaf 5'ac eIushed e1e; po~aer@d
ia a;t f 5c coass psrsSas eIrs nns fan2;ss
SSo.perSs &c mould A. bAc diamond A. Sc coniec-
,oaeTd AZ; No ~ NJ. sTce N "a No s.
1sc 40, Q &c. No 10 4lsS No II oec: 80 IL &C.
N,boseh csnpars1ey little business transacted in
ass o raw sa 5s sd ds f for
test centrifugal sc FOR 50 test musoado and sss ios
figures News from The English marke, was most IN
satisiactory 1u, cry t Ienaon was inscvc and
Sansy auSsd At II, "a ara fair
With present and next month quoted at os shd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-13
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

rIverpool Oct, p AS D m.--Exchange--clostng
yybeatENo red Western winter nrm. is. No red
Northern spring firm. 6s 24d. corn-spot-Amer,ean
,riysi new firm IS Sad. Corn-October nrm, Is 61 :!
November Arm g esd December hrpn. Ss 6sd Flour -
81 Louis fancy winter firm - 3D. Hops az LONDON va
steady. e5s: prime mess steady 5ss %. Pork-rr.re
egs fine Western. dull sos: prime mess. medium West
ern. dull, as Cd Hems-Short cut II % IL 10 nrii
37s Bacon-Cumberiand cut . 20 80 n. hrm; Sos 90
short rib 20 10 n firm. 33s long clear mddes. light
IS 20 IS Bis Oh long clear midd!~ heavy 80 to
IS 10 stock exhausted short clear backs 10 10 is N,
arm 3is Cd clear bellies. IL 10 10 n. hrm. 5Is 81
shoulaers-Square ~ % IL 10. hrni As; Lard-rfrms
o. Che4seA merican finest white and
coored nrm. as Cd. Tallov-Prme city hrrn EOS 81
,,ttnnsacd o-Livepoo refined steady. lJs Cd Turpen-
tine--sprts firm. 24s Rosin-Common steady As 81