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Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-12-07

IS boxes. B, 5. Woods; / oil can, F. II.
Little Co.: l oil can. Standard Oil Co;
esses esles HAM Hsnnaford @ Bros M 81 tM ehar r II f
Mcdonnell & Co; box, F. Morrison /
stretcher and keg. M. E. Young; ! box
mdse;, G; \. Edgerly; hdl; estgs., A =: A;
rake, G. A. Sleeper; l set wheels, N. Z.
Hackett: l cutivator. c. D. Cushman; Z
boxes grapes, NJ. JohnsonI boxes, N. w.
box, Ida 7. Sturgis;, one door. W. S. Eat
on: ! box picture. No. 23519 / cracker
can, Goudy & Kent; / oil can, Burgess,
Co; i empty Mol brl, Milliken, I. & Co.
bag bags. Kehlor Bros; bdl bed rails,
=. d. Rogers: one coffee can, ii. IL. New
ms & Co.; bag, bags. G. Presopo; cider
=. R. Co; roll paper. B. & D.; l box,
VIM. Harvey & Son; / case, Warren Safe
Yeast Co.. ] box axes, Emerson & Stet--
cases cd. goods, G: P. Mattocks; l bdl.
adv matter. J. F. kimball; / box cstgs.,
4. n, osgood; boxes P. lobster. ). N.
refethen he boxes aaS a
basket, Stevens & Elwell: bdls. mat
tresses. Atkinson F. Co; ! bdl. mattress
es, 7. H Mcdonnell = Cos bdl. meat
r. p. Beals & Co.: 8 oyster tubs, Tim
mons & Hawes; | oyster tub. Hadley 4
Corvin; empty tub. j.. N. Trefethen;
l. i
". L. Wilson & Co; one crate berry
Jordan: coffee can. D. w. True & Co;
eoffse cans son Mlliken 7 Co. eotdes
cracker box, Goudy & Kent l box, w. s.
Emmons: 3 bdl: chairs. W. s. Eaton:
brl. II. II. goods, Geo. Harding; ] plow
and / pillow point. win +, Dresser; box
es books and paper, NJ. G, r. R.; 3 bdls.
frames, Door. Sash &, Blind Co.; i bdl.
windows. Door. Sash & Blind Co; |
F. spinney & Co: box, ". S. Eaton; !
box, Rideout Bros; bdl. gate. w. S.
Eaton; one case. Zenas Thompson 4
Bros basket ,e clothes fai Gardiner dine, Beef ,
meat cloths. Cummings Bros; l box, 5.
S. Brooks: ] box, W. s.. Eaton; l case
shoes. A. S. Richards & Co; box soap.
hdi. burlap, j. l.. Best; oil cans. A. p.
Fuller & Co.; case. l.. & F. H. Brown;
book case, Isabel A. Kent; boxes,
Mann; ice water tank, M. 6. i. R.; =
butter carriers. Stevens & Ellwell; egg
case. w. y. French: egg case, A.. r.
York shingle machine and h5oo1 pulley Thayy
Laughlin Co; box, r. Dole; egg. case,
NJ. Johnson; hay rake frame, F. H.
Pooler; mols. hid, D. w True 4 Co;
table. Mrs E. l.. Prohon; l box NJ. F..
Kinthuree; 2 empty oil brls., A. S. Bos-
worth
AuDurn-One 'DOX SEED pOttllOeS, D.. II.
Smith: bags sugar, w. n Dill; 1a bbl
varnish. case varnish. J. n. Haskell;
grip, II. L. Bolster; / grip, F. E. Briggs;
box. W. NJ Dunton; l case w. cloth,
John Stanley.
Augusta-One Dbl. shavings r. NJ Lord
low; / box soap, / reclining chair, Ferdi-
nand Zicord case L. ware, Alice Rey-
nolds; boxes beef tea. L.. Herbert 25
boxes salt VIM. Harvey; bbl salt, VIM.
Harvey; 10 boxes gold dust, ID; boxes
gold dust. d.): boxes family soap, (H);
2 pals jam. CD; boxes pictures, Art
BaneorEOne box, C. D. Snow: case. 1
cot bed. c. Segee; bdl. cloth, H. =: Ell
lingwood / Dbl. salt, ! case salt, VIM
Harvey; 2 boards, bdi. mold1ng,
T. G.. Watson; vaiises, Dag
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-12-07
DAILY KENNEBEC JOURNAL WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 1893

vnssp,anded because of financial losses, The
,matndrawal OF Wa!lingford from the
,eague , was also a contributing cause. 4
Ts rsw league may be organized. Roger
Connor Is Interested
tlhn Kelley. owners and managers
"a the Augusta team. have been making
.. q s,rphg effort for the 1ast week to
aHtrehgthen their team, and the result of
ttLrlday nights game would indicate that
tney mad succeeded in doing something
aloHg mat line.-Bangor News. So does
the work of Monday and Tuesday nights,
Manager Murray of Providence, is IN
lavof o. having all fouls declared off il,
ease OF a tie at the end of the third
| period. A league vote will be taken on
| this proposition. "
Rockland Star: Phil Jason informed a
| otar reporter, this morning, that this
Would positively be his last week with
| the Bangor polo team.
Inere will be hot time at the polo
game: tonight: If what Dick Nurbush
| says IS true. Dick told friend in Bath
turday, that he was coming here with
/ 1S Susla TO show Lewiston people how
| polo should be played.-Lewiston Sun
/ say, you saw the hot time, eh?
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-12-07
BY F. 0. BAILEY & CO.,
Auctioneers.
AUCTION SALE OF UNCLAIMED
FREIGHT OF THE NJ. c. r. r. co.

AUCTION SALE OF UNCLAIMED
FREIGHT OF THE NJ. c. r. r. Co.
Pursuant to statute made and provided
in such cases, the Maine Central Railroad
Co. will sell at public auction at ware
houses Nos. and Central wharf Port
land, Maine, on Tuesday, January 10th,
beginning at ten clock A. NJ. the fol-
lowing described property, the same hay
ing peen in their possession, unclaimed,
for the space of six months.
DESCRIPTIVE LIST OF PROPERTY.
Portland-One box, II. n. Stone; / box
Chapman K Co; | box beef, Fletcher x
Co; l box soap, n. {. NJ; l box c board,
Nicholson Empire Laundry; ] box sea
food, H.. b. Teed & Co; box tobacco T.
case, a. e. Sweet: box, w. w. Whip
pie & Co: keg lead, Farley Paint, X
Il Oil Co; l bdl. fur coat. Walter John
son; chair, Fletcher & Co; pkg. y top,
Dean q Colley; l empty can, Mason.
Young & Co.. empty tub, Shaw. Ham
mond & Carney; l bag bags, D. ". 7; 4
crate, |. S. Bean & Co; 1 box and crate.
VIM. N. Stevens: l box spice, NJ. T.
Co.; ! boy corn, T. G. Co; ] |; crate, l..
bdl. burlap, Me. PROV. & Cold S. Co,
| bdI. cstg,. John J. Frye; box tobac
GO, L. & s. p; cog s,o wheel, Port Eds. ! 4
man & Co; coffee cam d: w. True 4.
Co; coffee can, NJ. 7. Co.; / crate, f. +.
Brown: / coffee can, Conant, Patrick u
Co; 2 coffee cans, T. c. Co: box. Isaiah
A. NJ. Houlton: ! cuth handle. J. J. Frye;
road cart, Robt. Matthews; 1 crate p
frames. J. F. Gerrity & Co. chair, W.
S. Eaton > cases, r. G.. Fuller; i wheel
Atkinson f. Co.; road cart, F. Q. Bail
ey x Co.; case shoes, G902): pee. sheet
iron, ,(Bl; ] bdl. burlap, Hammond Beef
Co; G can, A. n; Ponley; l egg case
Hannaford Bros; bdl cstgs., Walter A.
Wood: bdl. burlap, Hammond Beef Co,
case, J. Q. Bryon; case corn, Snow
Flake Can Co.; galv. tank. w. L. Blake
burlap, T. p. Beals & Co. ! crate. r. c.
Fuller bril-, Port. Pipe Co. / case,
Cook. Everett & P; crate w: screens,
ss Pdii bags; Ta; b9sion bd e bir,an r Co. hqs-
Beals CO... bdl. buriap, r. p. Beals Co,
l bdl M. knives Adriance, Platt & Co
l bag neal kensell & t.; keg, T. & b;
! bar iron,., f. H.; bdls. W. frames, j.
case. n. X. Fairbanks: 2 cases. 3. j..
Dudley; 2 cases varnish, A. f. Fuller &
wood. Bogart & Hopper Mfg. Co; i brl;.
wood. lsS): one sidehoard. r f. Melon
nell & Go; 6ris erky J. e Gi Ca stool, 90
junk, j. B. Sands;1 brl. junk, j. u. Sands;
old basket, Hammond Beef Co; grind
stone. Edwards K Walker Co.: l bd W.
frames, hegrow Bros; bdl. W. frames.
Dexter; l bdl. rolls. Otis Fails Pulp Co
| case r wood. 03o9); 1 hid. .noiasse:5.
Shaw. Hammond & Carney; Z bri..
/ { bcx tobacco, NJ. r. Co.; bdl. burap.
ArIi.n'ir & Co; crt. Pa. cutters, (R); z
boxes nseat germ, Norton. Cllap,nan x
can r.. F. Woodbury.; can, NJ Ioune
I AZ Co.; ] crate B boxes, B2nnaford Bros
II brl bottles. Wilson II. =. Spe Co. /
box. L. T. burrows Co.; box tobaeco.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-12-07
MEETING OF CREDITORS,

U. s. District Court. For the District Of
Maine. In Bankruptcy. r
The first meeting of the creditors Of
Maine, adjudged bankrupt upon his own
petition, to prove their claims against
him and choose one or more trustees OF
his estate. will be held at the office Of the
referee, No. 1870 Water Street, Augusta.
Maine. ON the 18th day of December, A.
D. 1898, at 10 o'clock A. M.
FREMONT ]. C. LITTLE.
Referee for the Kennebec District.
Augusta. Me-. Dec. 6, 1898.
dec7d1t
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-12-07
MEETING OF CREDITORS.

U. S. District Court. For the District Of
Maine. In Bankruptcy.
The first meeting of the creditors Of
NJ. F. Payne of Auburn, Maine, ad-
judged bankrupt upon his own petition.
to prove their claims against him and
choose one or more trustees Of his estate,
No. 1870 Water street, Augusta, Maine, on
the 10th day of December, A. D. 1898, at III
o'clock A. NJ
FREMONT ]. C. LITTLE,
Referee for the Kennebec District.
Augusta, Me-, Dec. g. 1895.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-12-07
PORTLAND, 10; BANGOR, /;

Portland, Me-, Dec. 6.-The Portlands
played the most scientific polo, tonight.
ever seen in this city. Their passing was
something very extraordinary. the BALI be-
ing monopolized to such extent that Al
len had but two stops to make in goal
during the first period. The Bangor play
ers finally lost heart in the face of such
phenomenal work, and it was a relief to
them when the one-sided contest came to
an end.
The summary:
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-12-07
MEETING OF CREDITORS.

U. s. District Court For the District OF
Maine. In Bankruptcy. #Ef
The first meeting of the creditors Of
w. C.. Jack OF Gardiner, Maine,
adjudged bankrupt upon his own petition,
to prove their claims against him and
choose one or more trustees of his es.
tate. will be held at the office of the ref
cree, Number 1870 Water street, Augusta
Maine, on the 18th day of December, A.
d. 1898, at 10 o'clock A. M.
FREMONT ]. C. LITTLE.
Referee for the Kennebec District.
Augusta, Me-, Dec. 6. 1895.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-12-07
PROPOSALS FOR WOOD.
OFFICE OF ovERsEER OF THE
POOR.

Augusta, Me-, Dec. S, 1893.
Sealed proposals will be received until
II o'clock, December Is. for IS cords green
hard wood, with privilege of increasing
one-third. mostly split. free from small
and crooked limbs and Of the best mer-
chantable quality, preferably rock manle
and yellow birch, to measure 128 cubic
feet; to be delivered by the side Of some
county road.
Right to reject any and all bids n 70.
served. g. A. ROBERTSON.
Overseer Of the Poor.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-12-07
Ro0KLAND, 8; BATH, 2.

Bath. Me, Dec. 6.-Rockland defeated
Bath, tonight, in an exciting game. Both
teams played up to i great hustle. Rock
land lost one goal on fouls. John Smith
fouled in goal and the referee called it.
Smith got mad and struck the referee
who called the police, and then fined
Smith S. The lineup:
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-12-07
Gardiner Mopa
.eiVaiie Scribner

mchapman, ,e E 3; McRae :. Stons.W.nne,.s :. WRushes
ss ;,, France. 80 Referee, Newpil r;,,,e' ra;iner'
"i''e''' scorer, Lincoln Attendance ,''ies' a,s
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-12-07
AUGUSTA
LEWISTON.

Score-Lewiston, 2; Augusta, 3. Rushes
OMalley, %. Fouls-Furbush, Houghton.
Referee Connolly. Timer, Leader. AT
tendance, 500.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-12-07
BANGOR
PORTLAND.

.Score-Portland. 10; Bangor. l. Stops
eastman. 46; Allen, 20. Rushes-Camp-
bell, 10; Jason, 4. Referee. Kelley. Timer,
Dyer. Attendance, 600.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-12-07
Foreign Ports.

HALIFAX, N S-Dec 6, ar sim Haddon
tiall, Petersen, New Orleans for Ham
burg, short of coal
CD, br Moss Glen, Hire, Barbados. via
Bridgewater.
Sid sims Ern, Goez. Bermuda and ia
maica; Silvia. Clarke, New York
ST JOHN, N B-Dec 6, ar, stm Labra-
dor. Erskine. Liverpool, via Halifax; blk
Alert, Rice. Preston.
Cid: sim Teelin Head, Arthurs, Belfast.
CARDlFF-Dec g. ar. bk Oxford, PARIS
boro, n S.
GREENOCK-Dec 6, sid, stm Turanian,
Portland.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-28

Chicago. Oct. 27-roo many cattle are coming on the
market and prices sliding downward at rapid rate.
the general demand being unusually poor. To-Day trace
vas extremely Gull at an average decline OF loc
- eNqA 00 sockers and FEEDER. 81 I5dst "a; buns
s: 2saf& TO- and hefers 81 50q -; caves - 80
81 Western -angers ~ GJgf& CO.. western fed steers
81 90Qs5 IS Texas grass 81 15ust 10 Ihere Was
greatly diminished demand tor hogs from Eastern snip
peri. and as outside competition thereby reduced 20
minimum local packers were in position TO dictate
terms Sales ware rather slow at decline o. &c al
ers 81 ioass 81 mixed 81 sass 10 light g alas3 10;
pigs ~ mas g. There was good demand ior sheep
freely. Inferior choice sheep. 81 2jqs4 10 rangers
= 5OTs4 co. lambs sass g.: Western range lambs = -
and feeders s3s5 c5 Receipts-Cattle 1900 head;
hogs. ss.cs,: sheep 1900 .,a.,-o cam.
steady. Sc joas4 u. sheep steady. 50 $685. Lambs
steady. s4G<5 81
East Rufralo Oct 27.-Recepts Of sale and through
sheep and during the twenty four hours ended
TO-DAY Cattle. q sheep and lambs
IL hogs. 90 ShIpments-Csue 10 cars sheep
only load, and with light demand the feeIhs
weak and shade lower Calves were In hight supply
fair demand and sold ilttle Choice 70 extra
quotabe 50 T5afT IS good 10 choice, sg<o 20
lower position % sale including loads lefi
and loads ~ Canada lambs. part OF which arrNn
late There almost entire absence OF demand
Eastern buyers without orders and reports ~ I'D
ersl accumulation at New York. Choice to extra amps
81 2JTs5 40: good choice. S5Gs5 so common TO iair
- J0Qfi I3 sheep choice 10 extra, - 4OaN cn goa 20
choice t4ass 40: fair. s3G$3 "a HOGS ne
market improved condition. with moderate cner
ings-2s loads. Workers qrotaMe AT ~ oousS 90
pigs 81 JHs3 80 medium 81 7Os3 50 there being only
small proportion II mediums good mixed 81 IoG 50 10
Eht mixed 81 G09s3 20 All offerings we're SOLD ana he
close steady at best figures ~ the day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-28
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York oct. q. 1875
rFEvrs Receipts werc 20 cars 600 head inciui-
,-r - cars Tor slaugiferers direct and - ears r
the market. and several held over testrt'"
About u carloads q changed hands a. s-al,
prices and COWS bulls ami sags sold a. the iahk
81 81 SOGSa - per 100 n. There uas fair trade IN
dressed beef GA.HNi.c per n for ordinary o.
native s.de- Tp-day's Liverpool and LONDON cAn.'H
quoted American I've cattle hrm~r AZ iOnllc PER ~ -
mated dressed weigh, and refrigerator beef sr4ns d.
So per ~. ,..
CALVES Receipts were i75 head al tor The WArhr.
and with few lead held wednesday Nor" ~
pa On sale There improved tore ~ 'll- ''.t.
but prices quoted higher Inferior = p-iHe
s. aDas1 - leo n. grass@rs az - - > -.
dressed t~als sold SAL a. per ~ countiy "Ir
TniOsc dressed ard Jed calves al "d
SHEEP AND LAMHS-Re-cipts ~-re = cars ur -
head including , cars direct. and. counting tie 80
stock ~ y cars IN sale. - whi'h 90. ,oct,
jersey city and al SlSte'h a. sheep WEI" ~
lower except :or strictly prime and choice We
m l5I1c from Yesterdays hEurss. snd s~ts 20.
10 f.ce the p-osne-t q another disastrous maTkr
shippers to- IN rrow although the cooler weather iu
pertatian Of a better dead meat market bu9yrl uP r
Rome. Il stock were reporter un-is d" n
ia. hour common chnice sheep sid AZ S5aSi - ~
l1o ~ head - IN exporter A. - 10. medium - pi''
iaul- AT S5Qs5 20. u extra virginia ihH .. -
averar. ~ IS - ''cus q; -1ust 20 dresser Hl -
c1sisr r.- n dressed iamhs sold al Isa3'sc anu 4
,.x sx,r, urir,e carcass>s at zoe. -
noes Keceip,e including late arrivals yest"riay
Al cars or 2.2 mainly fr rlaughtfres ~ ~,
r,. soa and prices rated steady At - "a ~
rer 100 - ~ Interior - 1rme hogs sales mao ste
yesterday at - sogs5 ~ County dressed MINER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-28
t,WENTY. SECOND STREET. - SUPREME

New YORK mum
Aims Plaintiff against william calhoun Ahn "'"''''
Defer darts. r, -o.i,s,-e aud Sale
,ipiv made ard entered r tho above ent~l az.
inc date the ian dav October. ls9- the unl.
,re Jeferee In said Judgment named. VIII So az - ~
Ar,,irn al tho Exchange saesroons. p D." "ca.~4 ~ ~
81 r"alvav In the borough y Manhattan ~ o. ~ ~,
York on the 18th day ~ Novemoer l', al - .4r
ron an mat dav by y. PhPnix ngrahani, AHc,i'
the premises directed by said Judgment 10 be s''' anu
therein described as follows -,- -, t,,A Nth
All those Fix lots pieces or parcels 81 lano
tho buildings thereon. situat" IN tho NY 'l',ly
state n York which. taken ,ogether are ,-t
nd described as soll0ws. 20 wiz BEGIN HlNp AZ
on the Northery side II Twenty second st,e'
ono hundred and ninety rine feet four lncnes
r., me %or.heastery corner ~ second Avenue ana
aiot ,,h second Avenue ninety eight feet nine incn's
~. ce,,a lire OF the block between Twenty so no az
Tventy-thirl streets. thence Faserly aloix sal y.
lire one hunared ard fry feet eight irche-, a.,
Soutterly parallel With S'c0td Avenue nli-Y
nine inchaa second street. ana th'hc'
along Tv entv-second street cne hunqred ana my ~
eight inches ~ the point or place - ueelhnInE' ~
courses ana dls'af'rs M.
loss Together with tho engine boilers neiuhe snfL
nr.Iey. hangers ard machines on the sad preniss -.
longing 20 william calhoun one - me pat'trs -. -
ers mar, hereto Being tho same premises
tho sald william calhoun 10y decd dated me rl usy -
reosr1ber 1897 made hy Harrie g Newton ana WIZ
Dated New York. october - le9s ,,,,x p.,.ro.
r-IIr's J & A. LYONS. attorneys Tor rlhiH , ~. "S'
Rrnadway Borough ~ Manhattan New io'N ivy
Twenty third ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-28
RAILROADS..
.o>s>.>~>>>~~>~o~~~~o~
NEW YORK CENTRAL
q Railroads.

All through trains stop Albany. Utica. Syracuse
Train. leave Grand Central Station as follows:
$40 A. M.-Daily except SUNDAYS. The famous
EMPIRE STATE EXPRESS. LIMiTEp;. , ~
Fastest Trim IN the World Due Bun ndo H Dc
troi; ii:i0 p ~ Limited 10 It's seating capaeity.
SAB A. Mast MAIL Daily-Fcr Buffalo. Niagara
Falls and Cleveland. T..
1 90 p. M-sor THw WESTERN LIMITED and Ill. Gil
cAGo SPECIAL. pafy-F'r colgmeu'' c1ne'n-
3.3O r. M~TROY AND SARATOGA sPFa1AL. es-
ccpt sunday-For Albany Troy ana sa , .. ,,-
300 p M.--LAKE SHORE LIMITED Daily ,, no W
7:15 A. ". due Chicago 400 p N. Sleeping ana par
400 f +. SMImfwrsrDRS CYPRESS: pany-rOr Nj
0.26 p M-NoRrHERN EXPRESS. paily.for Troy.
We" Montreal and except Saturdays for Ottawa
7.4O p M.-ADIRoNDACK MOUNTAINS AND NUN
SIX r MEBrrfADo ANp SOUTHWESTERN
OF" SPECIAL. Daiiy-For Buffalo. Niagara Fals'
Cleyeiand Cncnnat I1d,snsPo,s ana ~ n,,iysie.p
"' ing car only for points on Fall Brook KY via
LYONS and for Rochester and Buffalo.
O1S F. M-PAC1FIC EMPRESS. Dally-For ogaens
burg Nssfp p1 r rs yrcrt and the Auburn
121O nieht.-MTDNIGHT EXPRESS For csica s
every night. except Sunday nights SUNDAY
HARLEM DIVISION. =.
o,15 A. NJ and 3i.7 p. M.-paily. except sunday &c
Pttsheld SUNDAYS only at O,2G A. ~
Wagner Palace Cars on all through trains
Trains Illuminated with f'ntsch IAgh. 49,, ,...,.
Ticket and Wagner Offices at Grand Central stsucn
fia osi 43 Broadway 81 Fast iih ST. et- Brosaway
225 Columbus Ave CT West i25h St. 18TH - Stat,of
and i?sth St Station New York 33S and 100 Fulton ~
ard iOd Broadwsv r. D. BROOKLYN
Telephone '27OO Thirty eighth street Tor New oTs
Central cab service Bessoss checked fro" hotel o.
GEORGE r. DANIELS General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-28

METALS The market showed haTdenns 'eP To y
fo-dey with business decidedly 1etSr an around IN "a
offerings small amounts pending further dsyeoIn,rnts
All The se .9e Msa a t 70 s. b s. 2S asked
sss .s N9 ~ sP s. b s1 ., % a ss.a Copper close.
unchaneed bat hrm SPOT to DstW1ei a s SIS 81 asked
N5yember si7 q bid asked December, 81 80 bId
S. asked Lead closed steady for spot sui wax Tor
M and D4cei4r s9 go ba 81 G2iI asked speiter closed
unchaneel but firm spot Decsmser IS til s. ia
TIE losing London cables reported copper steady
spot isa ia 90; futures 10, g. sd TIN firm, sP9,;
Ing 3 O. sPel,er quoted a! i23 %. .,v,, decide,
a-1rnass ~ dars market for moIs.ses very tame
and positive now features we're lacking SyTups were
irifagal common 9Gl2c 'ar iai5c. good. lGp le,;
prime 2aS's New S Tsss a open r-T mt ss4 chos
ssasG.: Porto Rico 2Sa35c. .yrir- common nominal:
lar 18a18'sc. GOD i4Fi3o: prime IG@i7c: fancy.
o5EiN FREIGHTs- market tor ner9 is'Fhts vas
5'sd6d: glasgow. 5'sd Bristol. md Len 81; HUI 81
abnrE 90 pfen9nF K2,t-,ap s AZ ,Tsc1 n Is
wise ard nearby foreign trades lut the scarcity Of ION
n2 a2e ts. TaSS H'F au Are sssm qh. qe
IN all departments but rates continue h'm ana 0no'aoN
o2,,an,cr 81 Tsss: w YG,v. in sGi ea S2
and fuik 81 ." Phladerha bhls s! r. and In ~:
deodori1ea s. 20 cot,ons.ct oil quoted. Pria crudn
tS S ns yaa pTt!@g- ST%a 1 IT m1 -o%
ter grades 2aa?7c pricne winter {eov 20
TPOVISTONS-The market dull and essy all day,
closing rather weak Hog receipts we're oIpre:s'vr
s oa,'o aS M.r. sn :. TO- ' f@y so5oas pacs
s issE R;EF HdassT24n:4
duo,ed: racon =: lao n SC. 1co 70 51c pigs 9A.c
G ies ME- AEA 10 n 'T cSesc u h eSS H. 5ge
Picked shoulders steady quoted ttd4sc "a -, 1C az
hams Sal a90ei Is We'rIn f51Sn o. % cT
70 cogntry 3.as.S. 49,. .1ARi-Easy. quoted s26
az soc. CITY lard steady quoted Sc Retired r r
9Ii5c' comncurd du!i, quoted city. 37sfic. Western
4S4Xc 'sTEARINE- Quoted: oleo. 5i.c; city
RrIF," Win news from all points stn brlish. very
few holders orer-d the m~um and better qualities o.!
and foreign rice oday at las' nses ana ,o
low Domestic common 10 low far 3,p4-.c; fair -
good 49, ysime TO Gho hHra 1apan s,4
sc lava 4sd5izc Rsngcon. - bond 2S.nSS'. -.
sIGAR-A fair business vas no'ed IN we harl x ~
nnlsb with conservative parties claiming ina; an al
,ii o,mrsss Quotations follow: Dom'nos. 5'c; cut
ioa> SO: crushed. 5,ac; powdered 90. coarse Pow
d-red sc sranua,ed so hne sFan'a.a c,fec11S
ers r-anulat~d SIC: cubes. SO: MINK p"wdrr'.
81 mould A. w: Siamonh 5e sonfs:'i'n'Ts a. =
~, t. - ~ a sac No Z 4ac: No = i3lc; No o..
4Ic No 10 isc No II. 4i.c. No H. t06c; 10 H. t"oe
Se IA &C. 10 10 &C. No 10. &c Urgent demand from re
a.r 10 sSr oe test centrifugal II &c FOR ~ cost
al and . ice for rnolasses sugar. Hoid
- ~, s,qar In store showed some reluctance % sell
even a, higher prices prefens 70 await further deVe
-. :, the English market added not little - ne
better feeling here Beet sugar al I<onoon ~'s 80
~ month Nj higher TO 81 SAD Cane sushr was quet
ana Unchanged Java quoted rs and fair refining Jos 3D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-28
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New-York. October q. 1873.

Ne York October "a -.
1o,x--r- ~. market DEVELOPED exceptional
,c,ftv 10 day An energetic selling Uo'eneht Sc ~
80 tee4rning q business and II 500 bags chshseo .
~ &c opening call Subsequent 10 the cd'. 49,
c0-.tnuei uIor a scale Of unusual actl'l'E - 80
zines and ~ IL had reached over oVVV -
the transact ons amounted 10
hsrS WITH the finally steady at mel dtclt "a
unchanged The weakness orie
- ne further Of dem'rali zsion ~ we ltss
nd renewed evidences f accumuatlns supp9
4, III directions The American visible sHppN ~, zoo
co-s 1erat' above the million has marx h-ihe 49,,
twhen II was ihouetle
~ he too srge for handling and 6'9loo bags 49, e.,
available supply. not only Tor ias ''uiiiN ~
world large. Is abnornlaiN heavy ara eN' a.
current low prices the trade finds little encouiageine'
srrtnafe To-Gays large business was !"
cool ar result II selling hy discouraged hoHrFS
rraod By rounding the local bear contingent othr
features AGAINST market heavier receipts az fo
ana santos a smaller movement q co1ee out OF ule
warehouses IN this COUNTRY and ohsh tendency on
the part Of s,ct buyers. at the reduction 81 80
ce-tfv made in spot quotations SPOT BrazIlan conee
ruled inactive nominal ana closed with dowh~a4
tendency on tho basis &c for invoice lots ana -
66Sc fr ,obting parces No Rio Cleared Rio october
Taormina with ;i.OD bags l..
The range prices IN the Local. Ha'he' oud9
vas As follow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-28
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