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MR. SCHIEREN GOES SOUTH.
THE MAYORKI.KCT OF HROOKLYN TOSPEND SOM1.*: timi: IN TKXNT.SSEK.
OFFICES WHICH HE IS TO F1I.L-MR. KINK KI.
CL.VIMS THF. SI'1'F.RVISORSHIP NT-LVRCE
-MONF.V SPENT T.Y I"ANDU)ATF.S.
Mayor-elect Schleren left Hrooklyn yesterday for
Philadelphia on his way to Bristol Tenn., where lie
ls erecting; a new tannery. Hs will gel ii completerest before he returns to Brooklyn In at«>iit ten
days. He win tarots tin* reel nf the year t<> s
careful study of tiie city ch.-irter und the reportsfurnished him by the heads of departments. SO as
to prepare his first messaee, wi.Uh will 1"' sen!to the Aldermen on the first .M,.n,tay of ia-.u.-ir.
The terms of th» present Rends" nf .i.-t.artm. nts will
not expire until thirty days after the new Mayortakes office, ani he will then have thirty .layswithin which io appoint th-ir sousssors, Ifno successor ls appointed by Ihe end of that time
for any head of a department he shall be con¬
sidered as reappointed' for the term of two years.
NEW MEX FOR IVFU VIITM ENT III ALS.
There is no likelihood that Major Schleren ail re¬
tain any of the men at the head of the city de¬
partments, as they are all Identified with the Ringnian.igenu*nt of city affairs. The new Unpeg will
have thc foDOWtnf places to lill:¦..liny-
City Tr'»*ur r.. . . Robert Blackio\ U lu* u.l- .
:...)" AM ll s. *-u ii
Reglet..r ..f \r art. .V(x>> j,.i.i, ¦'. M i_alreCoiahBtl ii Ooun*el. ... .. lti.l-00 ah ,-t e. .lek-Jr vt seer, I n . :i OOO Daniel li. 1* illili-l'.ii- l *i:,! *!,.),.-. ul."' li.,ii I. Ila "In
Two bebe *'u.,:*r.is,io....r... IMO I j;;;;;; &,{_.*£,BtRMhCssn las! uer . ,___
J-in, QH«bHie Cai . :.i.JOnO John nus
Building I oniml*.loaer. S.0OO.. r. ll R titi
lilt Welba i 'ut n i*»i..licr. .><>>>. J.'hn 1. Anni*
fan tammi a sue o.0B0 beetle V. BeamE,..r A*-.ur-. -1.1.1 (9 MO; txe Civil >''^1,,' ''v1'";
BdsaioiK 1- ;¦ salary, and tulrtj sieststera nf the Board af
Kdii.a'.i ¦.I'try.Thc terms of the assessors beda In September
anl tn > ' spire ene*, jrenr, Fifteen members of the
board Of lvlvativi Ste appoint. 1 annually, th-*
terms beginning in July. The terms of the Civil
Service Oonunlssloni 1 .* I (Kin at the s.iine time as
these of th.* heads of departmunts. Alexander E.
Orr I* the presldenl of the rtTu Service Hoard.
Hie uss .vales ar- the Rev. I'r. C. H. Hall, Albert
G McDonald, Harrington Putnam and Oeorge I*.
Nichol)., .-.iv ._.,
The -lection to the oftice of Bupemsor-at*.argeis claimed t>v both Thomas Pitchie and GeorgeKlnkel. the present Incumbent The former saysthat the published return.* of Ute vote in the
Beventli ward, where hs lives, Rive him 2,1thar, h.* should h.ive. and so be luis a substantialmajority, on the other lund. Mr. Klnkel sayathat missing dlstrlcta In New-1 trecht elect him by20ft If there is snjf doubl of Mr. ritchie's electionon thc official count legal steps will be taken to
throw out the. fraudulent vote in Qraveeend,Similar action is likely to bc taken in regard to the
Gravesend vote upon which Senator John W. Mc¬
Carty depends for his -lection over Henry W.i-
fert.'in the Vlth Senate District. Th- exact firiiresof the vote in the Richmond County part of this
district sre not known. William Yan Slooten. the
mysterious Democrstlc candidate in th- IVth Dis¬trict, still claimed election over Daniel lira.ney,but correct."! ti.vnes yesterday ira ve Mr. Bradleya plurality of 431. erith tero missing districts whkhcannot maleriallv affect thc r-sult. The correctedreiurns give H. F. Houghton, the Republican candi¬date in -he Hid i>t-triet for Assembly, HS over
his opponent. Assemblyman O'Connor, but the
Official Canvass Will probably have to be awaitedfor the exact figures. The Democrats offset this
by lip,ires to show tbe re-election of AssemblymanMelody, in the IXth Mstrlct, over W. R. Pasfleld.
WHAT Ml*. Milli.HF.N S1M.XT.
Notice was pent to all candidates yesterday to
file statements of the-r expenditures In the cam¬
paign, ts inquired by law. The amount expendedby Mr. Bchleren ls said to be about lu.750. The
Republic in Cnsspnlgn Committee spent about uc-
f**w. ani tbs Committee of One Hundred $10,010.Smaller pums wer,- sp-nt by the Young Republicanand Y \;:i.- Democratic clubs, the Citizens' I'nlonand the Brooklyn Democratic Club.The regular Democratic organization had SK-o.ooo
to exp. n-v Mayor Boody subscribed B.RM to the
campni-Tn fund "from bis salary of HMM. All thesubordinate officeholders were assessed In like pro¬portion, down to the humblest clerks. Every Demo¬cratic captRln of an election district had li'-O to
spend In each of the God districts.The bureau for ferr-ttlng out cases of fraudu¬
lent voting In Brooklyn was busy yester¬day In gettlnt; facts ready to present to the Orand.'ury. 10 as to Indict the persons already accused.Further efforts will be made to ge; informationthat will lead t" successful prosecution of the"floaters," many of whom voted In the river wurdion Tuesday. The prosecution will be conducted so
as to prevent illegral votln*, in the future. If pos-Piblv The handbills settlnp forth the reward*offered for evidence that will convict will be cir¬culated In all lodging-houses.
THE IRON AND STEEL TBAr>E LOOEISO VP.
frMANUFACTURER! EXCOVtAOISV BY THE RF.suLT
OF TIF.SDVY'S TOTCfO.Cleve!uni. Xov. P.."The Iron Trade Review" to¬
day Beys: "There ls an inproved condition In the
Iron and steel market In consequence of Tuesday'selection results.S BeU-flBeutSl Improvement, at
least. I*, may sot show Ppelf in any advance In
j)ric*a, but in ¦ peater willingness to trade, iron
and Meei menufaetnrers a;c- protectionists endtheir b i.-itiess practice conforms to their belief.
The hesitancy about concluding ponding negotiation.-!for large nin**uni-= of Iron which we chronicled im-
medi.,' ly after lbs election of IMA v as the resultof i, fear thiit values, which had advanced 1"> cents
In the ouse "f raw Iron, would recede. To-day,as reports from ii number of sources Indicate, lhere
ls a feeling that buy, rs, who have been pre¬dicting S slight change for the better in th- -v -nt
of smphutlc majorities In protest sgninsl Krec
Trade, will ent*!- tbe market for larger purchasesthen they have been making in the past foulor (ive months of depression. Whits ihe f-eiinsof uncertainty about the x.et terms <>f the new
Iron and ste.-i schedule still exists, there ls a betts!that the chaiiB,-*. will nol xo to the dbmstrottsler.Kth once fe ired, an! that the popular expressionhus been too strong and tot) positive ts bs ignored,To hav- this belief receive wide acceptance is lo bccounted as a distinct gain"Au far as Hie past week ls «**_cerned tbe
features to be noted in the trade ar** th.- betterfeeling at Pittsburg i,i the mark-ts for soft steelbillets ,:nd Bessemer iir and the efforts of some
Southern producers of pig lro'i io stiff-n priers.While there have leen sales of Southern t'r.iyforfe In Northern murK.-ts at Tlrr.es within tne pastthre,- month1', cn a basia of te up, and even % 4>. at
furnace, a Hale ls n.iei within tht- pent Week at a
figure not fur fr..m it furnace. Tills, however is
if, to ¦ cents better thun the average Southernfurnace ls able to get In closely competitive mar¬keta On Bessemer pig at Pittsburg better priceshav>- been realised than were i- iv two andthree Keeks sgo, end the tn _.. which repreawntedtbe estr me depress!, n no 1 inger appears in trans*nctionK. lt would be fair :.*. quote ..ie marketat 111 mi lo SH Ti. In billets there ls abo ;.n Im*prov-ii.. ,it ;i lari', numbei of sn le.* and nu ad¬vance from tbe very iw bs i- of well-known trans¬actions of October, Pittsburg nulls nre all em¬
ployed in a way, but there ls still aa absence oford.-rs Involving such tannase as would mea>i
otea-iy employment for « g*» r *<.< 1 of weeks. Withthe resumption in other Pennsylvania tullis tli-pa-*t week, there is sU,.__ ar; increase in capacityas Brill Continue tbs sharp Ktrug_rle for- orders for¦erne tim.- to corr.-. Tiie demand for street rails,which explstns the resumption of the Pennsylvaniamills, has been the only redeeming feature of therall trad.- the oast year, ii.e blasi furnace eltu-utio:i iu..- changed but int!.* from thal of 0but Ibe chsnge h_s been in th.* direction ol lar.-. r
active capacity."
THK \V')Ri.l)'S CBBISTIAB BfOBEEBW CO-Yl'E.VTIOM»
Ailents, 'ia., Nov. ;.. -The World'a Convention ofChristian Workers was called to order siiortiv \,---
fon- noon th dey la Deglve. Opera House, ir th<«
laity, the Rev. R A. Torrey, of Chicago, pr.lingThe op,-ia bouee wa* decorated with the '.iv:* olRations. ThM is tv largest gathering tnal hasever been hid 1;: bis city, lt is estimated thatUM delegatei have already arrived, and more ..1-
e.,pe-te.i during tbe week, a,Mr --.- of w Icon -.
were deUverod bj Governor William .1 Northenth<- Rev. J. s. Robins, ths Rev. C. P. Williamson'ex-Mayor \Y. a Hetnphill and others Among thedelegates are the Rev. E. P. Hammond snd the''*".' Dr, Io of New-York, .1 ii the RevImhi Bonn, od Ontario, .'en..da.
A SlAV ELECTBIC VOEFAET IKCOEFOEATED.Albany, Ko*, s..Tbs Cntnrnct Genera) Electric
Ossspnny has been Incorpornted with tiie g«cretar}Of lita;., for UM purpose «,f puTObaaing sud sellingelectric power and for the n.-sci-tiut:. u of contractsfor th.- production, distribution snd use ,,t ¦..__power Within IlM COUnty Of Mom,,.- and in BUCtlothei placer! on or nejr the liner of railroad .-n-
teriiix the county as may furnish a market forsuch pow.-r. The principal ofllce will be In \'.-w-Tort City, ..nt the capital is Mt,oos, divided Into J'oshales. Tbe directors ara William Mertens Thoo ta.'. Platt, Commodore )' Vedder, Frank W Hawley ni Charlton T. Lewis, the h,.,t thr. nj,BubucnbliiB for lifty sbares of the capital stock.
HTEIS1T7. ASH EASEER SOT TO PEA) IS BAYABA.Havana. Nov Moliner says lt will be Im¬
possible to arrant..- that Htelnitz and laasker shallplay their (.real CMOS match lt, this city.
ASTWERP WOOL SALIS
Antv.-erj), .Vow li. .Vt the wool sales to-dav 2,11*1bales of Plate River wool.*, nen oriered. ii... at¬tendance Wit*, smaller than usual, but the competi¬tion w_s active, ami values were steadily upheld.Following are the sales In detail and the prices ob¬tainedBusnoa Ayres, 272 bales, st tOfrlfi. francs per 100
kilos; Montevideo. MO bales, at tt«lS6 francs.
NOW THEY THINK ITMVRDER.
IK!.IM.n:NT POLICI AT I AST BOUSED IN
Till: CASK OF DB, 0. v7. LOVATT.
THK l.XTitr.Mii.v gagpiCJOUS CMCCMRTAXCEAREI koutn RT Tim rut tn RB ALONE at
TIIK TIMK lill'. DOCTOR WAR RHO-.
OlTiaiU UN U.I.Y AT WOIIK.
The November Qrand Jury will to-day start In
the Investigation of a case which affords a valu¬
able ol..i,*"t-!.vs ,,. in the methods of the modern-
day precinct police. »»n tho night of October a
Dr. Calen \v. Levett, en ndvertletai physician wh>.
f..r yenrs had gabled notice in connection arithwhat ls gelled an "Indian Vegetable Specific, n>et
his dsntb from S Pistol "hot tn the house .No. IffWest Twenty-tlrst-st.. k»T" by a woman named
Kate Gerdner, better known as "Hlonde Kate."On ihe first discovery of Dr. laovatt's unconsciousform, with a bullet hole In the left temple, the
Nineteenth Precinct poUOS and the newspaper men
comfortably settled on a verdict of suki,le. blindly
doning their eyes le the many peculiar and un¬
explained circumstances OOMMCtdd with the death.
Of all the newspapers In New-York Thc Tribunewas alon** in thc BUggSSJl .11 lhat Dr. Lovatt had
been murdered To The Tiibunc and The Tribune
only ls due the credit of stirtlm; the in.-uiry, which
has titus far resulted in a verdict of homicide, givenby a Coronet's jury.
many 1N rx li.i< Alli.K CU-UUICRTAJtCCR.I>r. 1-ovat! di.d In ihe New-York Hospllal on
Bnturday, october _, the morning after the
shoot int,-. On that day The Tribune hud
..lied attention t<> thc following; facts in sup¬
port oj* its belief of murder: Iir. Iaovatt. who had
been married twenty-three y?ars, came to this cityin Bsptentber with his wife and son; took rooms
In the Twenty-first-st. hous? kept by the woman
Gerdner but rented In the name of her mother,
Mrs. McDowell. Mrs. Lovell soon decided that lt
was ii" lit habitation for an honest woman, and she
entreated the doctor to have lt. About this time
bis mind, usually clear and active, seemed to be
suddenly Ckmded. Hs spoke and acted like S man
under the influence of narcotics.. He refused to
Icavs the house and declared that he would re¬
main with Mis. Gardner. Toting Mr. Lovett there¬
upon Rot lodgings for his mother and himself at
No. ii: West Twenty second rt., and on october
ll. after a Anal and distressing scene with the
husband and father, they left the house. Two
hours before Dr. Lovett had shown his wife YM
in two rolls of bills, and this money was In his
pocket when she left the house. Every day she
tried to get speech with her husband, and eachtims the Gardner woman, s bleached blond.*, withlu.rd, gray eyes, refused her and h-r son ad¬mittance. They watched and waited, but the doc¬tor never appeared On one ol' these occasionsMrs. Gardner assaulted young Mr. Lovett and was
Bummoned to Jefferson Market Police Court, butPolice .iBslice Hogan dismissed thc CUM withoutet»n h.,.ri;ii,' Mrs. Lovatt'a complaintOn tbe night of october XL i'oliceman Reagan
Called at the house, found Dr. Lovatt bleeding fromthe wound In the left temple, with dark, lividbruises on the jaw and eyes, an! with only 10cents out of the $700 which he hud pocketed six daysbefore. The only evidence i'e*.ardinK the shootingwas furnished by Mrs. Gardner herself who saidtb..: Bhe hud heard the sound of pistol shots in thedoctor's norn upstairs three -quarters ot" an hourb. fore, but, bein*, under the impression that "hewas shooting at mirrors," hud not thought lt worthher while even to go upstairs. The doctor had beenfound bv a man-of-all-worlt, known gs SolomonU-vl.familiarly called "Hunchback Sol" On thetable by the doctor's side was found a note read¬ing as follows: "October 20. 1893."At No. 167 West Twenty-flrst-st..I huve lived
lon;.' enoURh In mis-ry. DR. G. LOVATT."God forgive nie for this last ad; I alone. . . .
my death with the aid of this revolver."ACTIOR IS FINALLY TAKEN.
First the peculiar signature and studied wordingof this note attracted the attention of The Tribune,and next the circumstance that the lines followingthe signature had been added iib an afterthoughton the part of the writer Th* Nineteenth Pre¬cinct police, fearful of admitting that a house otthe character described by amp. Lovatt existed Intheir precinct, stopped action en the case. In-oulry showed that at the time of Dr. Lovattsdeath there were present In the houee Mra Gard¬ner; her mother, Mrs. McDowell; Georgie Mat¬thews and Kmma Broderick, "actresses," whowear rouge and diamonds; a man known _s JncRConrey, who spent most of his time with Mrs.Gardner and had the manner of a typical Slxth-avenue swaggerer, and Arthur Pender, a theatricalagent, who curries his office In his hat. At theInquest held yesterday these people, all Tenderloinveterans, with one exception swore that theyheard the shots, but were too scared to leave theroom. The exception was Conrey, who ran awayImmediately after the shooting and is supposed tobe working on a railroad. They do not explainthe disappearance of the 17(a), or why they waitedthree-quarters of an hour before calling asnlst-ance. Mrs. Lovatt swore that her husband neverslimed himself "Dr. G. W. Lovatt." but "G. W,Lovett, M. 1)."; her sen said, further, that hisfather was a right-handed man. and that the notewas not In his handwriting. Dr. Chambers, houseBurgeon of the New-York Hospital, declared thatthe black eyes and the bruises had been caused bya blow, and not by the fore* of the shot, and htsevidence made it certain that the bullet woundcould not haw been gelf-infllcted either by a rightor left-banded man. Assistant District-AttorneyMcIntyre set forth thes** convincing points to thejury, which delivered I'* verdict after a brief de¬liberation. Mr. McIntyre at once began to preparethe evidence for submission t" th Grand Jurywhile the police art lookftii. for Conrey.
TBE PETBOLEWM MARKET.
NKWS PROM THK FIELD AND RAR-E OF PRICES.N-tv-YorK, Ni,\.'inb*r 9. 10M.
The crude p'troleum nm k> t «.*- dull but MroiiC'r ti*
day. duly 1,000 barreh anni dean in at ta- OeaaelMstedFxrbange, bat Ihe price piil was ta rente, sad that esstl)- final lil, u -alu ,,f 4 Mat. At iii City prlv-eglou lua 7:,'. cuts, iii- output of the McDonald di-trl.-tli stationary at l.',".00 horrell a dav, ani lhere tts* isf, .11 ur lo ll.- ll.iO advice...
1:, lin,.1 petroleum wa* un inn.r"! at ,-,1,. ,-, m* a gal¬lon ii lu ri 2.4*1 .oil* In built an.I .',.90 .eau, in .a-.*.
!'..-cn quotat'opa « *.¦ Aatwerp, llL* fianc*; Bremen,4fAU nar.-; Kuii'lon, 3r_d.
TIIFa TRADE IN CHICAGO.Chtcapo, N"V I fflpecinl)..Wbent early to-day
was weak, there being an inclination arnon*, thosewho boii-siit on the Republican gnccesses Tuesdayto realize. About noon a new bull motive came
along in the shape of higher Continents! cables,.md th.- early lois was recovered and the marketdened where it .lil Wednesday. December openedat CMc, sold between 61--« and HU and closed atH'.'.'c'C.a.'.c Minn, .polis and Duluth had !*»J cars,against *fl<> last year. The Liverpool opbnlng cablesw. re weak. "The Price Current" said the drouthhud not affected the winter wheat ar-a so far,Export clearances were light, about MMM from allperta On this -ort of news the market ;_ot under"puts." Around noon th- Continental cables came
very strong; Ualtlmere reported 'vi leeds takenthere; Pillsbury wired that farmers' deliverieswere grad'.all: falling oft; that aftgr u while itwould show up at Minneapolis and Duluth, andt'v. stocks in .ont,try elevators uni farmers'lu-iids were less than on**-ha!f what ti.ev werelast year, on this soil of newe the recoverv begunand continued until tbs close The bulbi also hadii rumor that th- proposed Russo-Oerman treatyhad fallen through. Private warehouses say thatth- Wall Street jong lins is being pretty tv.il stucktoArmour to-.li.y sold 100,000 cash corn to Xew-
Y- rk, ami al viv chartered the room 11 ship lt,The ca*h demand was good; receipts promise afailing .,fr. charters were made for S12.000. To¬day's cars tv r< ',;..; bul the estimate f,,r Fridaywai v. May opened al iVf\c, cold between Wksnd if-, abd closed at 42-/¦t4'i\r. There was a
good centi demand for ..nts; receipts were light.As a result there -v.,* in Advance of \ to .%.<.elong the list May opened at tVtbc, sold betw. titv and 32V. and closed al Bf! '.-.'Provisions wei.wier, although hog receipts
were Hint, ;.. ause there was eenie little Bellingcemmlselon houa -. which looked very
much -.s if foi the rsckers. There were 19,009 hogs:the ,... .Imate for Frlda. ..'.ts If 0 gOn the curb "puts" .¦¦ Decembei wheal were
».:.".'¦; "calls." (Bc. "Puts" mi May corn were12 (121 ,.: 'calls," ;. v. ...
Bl IRTON \\". (OL MARKET.B .Mon. Nov n. Tlu : h bi en a quti I and
si-v ly wool market, snd ths Bales of the week ire2,074,2U0 pound.. ,,f ail kinds. Prices sre very steadysnd unchanged. Terri! vu meets with a. 'r demand, .h.d eells "i, .: basia ol "-vx, clean, for-ii* :::.i:.'- iv rin. edlum, and HX>32c for medium.Spring Texas aella al lifflie, and Borne 70,00(1 poundsfall iM l*i 10c. California wool i* dull. Ohio fleecesare Urra an 1 In mall supply, with X at tlc; XX at.."::.-. xxX i*:i above al Cf/24c, and No. 1 ut:'*''¦-'¦ *.-r |,. v... Michigan X H.¦.¦* are Quiet at''¦.-<- in ;.ulled wool torre have been small eales
ol super, ai -uvv ¦.¦,- pound, Domestic scour.e ,'i are In good lemand. Foreign wools dull andnothing "f consequence doing. Domestic combingwoola gre in denian.1 si ttttftc tor medium and No1 washed, .-md 171,30c for one-quarter and Hu .eighths blood L'nwa h d line delaine been Beijingfreely al 2Sc for Michigan snd 2Vn2:.- f,,r irhi.,
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKBTS.Onlvseton, Nov. I..Cotton quiet; middling, 7 13-i6c-
low middling, 71..-; g.""! ordinary, 7 1 i>.-. Rel sndposs receipts, ,.911 bales, exports, coastwise, i.i.ioitiet; sui-r, gt. bales; spinners, .Mi bales; -nocklt,,uh balesNorfolk, Nov. :> Cotton steady; middling, "t-kc;
low inlddiitiK. 7 6-Ibc; good ordlnsry. ''.T.c; n-t andmoss receipts, _,__* balee; exportr, coastwise 1 ,74bales; »al-s. MU babs; stock, 70.181 balee
.N'-'.v-iiri'*;,n». .\,,v. <_, cotton quiet; good mid¬dling. .1,-Hie; middling. 7 lin;.*: low middling
..h.-; t-,..i ordinary, 71-ttc; n-t rece tpis. 774::bai.-s, btoss, sun bulee; exports io deal Britain,...'.j .a es; t., um Continent, (til bnles; coastwise,.:..*.» bales Betas, IftjQ bales; stock, _M,SM baleshavannah. Nov, I Cotton dull: middling, 7*c;
__L2J_e.fl __f! "ow* '^dlnary. 7c; net and grosi__£_??- '.lr X*1".' "uoru to Oreat BrlUln. 1,407*_i_T.' ___, ..,rtnVn,nt* wtw b«1*"; coastwise, umbales, sales. Itt bales, Btock. 12S,M» bales.
THE MARKETS.TOTAL RECEIPT- TO-DAT.
Nsw.Tsrk, keresabet ft. iPoe*..it ,,kt.*. 7 M..I.*, bal"** .
I'.;.,c. bhlS . Iii.", I.-'Illel *lt|e«.l.,tl.m, bale* . H'.*l7 Muli*- s, l.l.l*foti .a,...I ,.||. I,|,|s< .-.. m-al, bair*I .-.".-*, 1.1,1- .
1 .-¦* caw* .
li Ul [I,ii*Itncktth. al. I.i-hll. »V. Mu'.r, |t*g*I ,.*-in..ril. I.i.
lie n,J, lurp., lill*....nfl spirit* t'.iv. bli*
1 tu ib.-iii. bbl. .
h iii; Tir, Mila.:i,\:.,4 od cake, pkg*.
;i_'. .m. lui... l,i,|.(Ul Hld -toell. pk)**....."' per., pkg .
I'ernmeal, hairs .... perm Beef, pk.:- .WI,, it lui*!, fl i,i utni ul* lia..Corn, bu*h .l.'IT.uW Dr ,-.l li"--. Nu....Oats, bush . ISil i" I.ni. I'kcs .Mit. bask . 10,300 l-ard kegs .harley, btt*h. 6,425 I Buttr, pkg, .Peas, bosh . .v.omIu-c. pinr* .Flss..1 I.iil's 45.440 Iti, i.kcs .
.ir.'s seed bags..... 2,111 Tallow, pkna .
<»r-i«.-, Dkn*. i,, u ,,1.1.,-v. i,Ms.lillies. SO. 200 V.iul, bale- .
Mt,1.2:10,"..'..'. I
lulu
1 fr./.0,100
HI".M.'Mi
(i1.0.1
'.".I'l
¦f uV,I'.iK
1.701PIH
:i mn:.,c,;m
S.">'JOO
Wheat, b-shCr:,, beak...'tat.*, Iinnli...rea-, bilah..aIlea.I'l.u-, HMS....I (nu, a .«
Uar, inc .. ..rum a IVI*.._Itran. It....<ira-v, -ced. I,a-.-*....ll"|8 In cs ...
.'ll ID'-lll, Vi. 12oil eek**, m..
NKtV.VO-'.K lAI'OI'.TS..',..;i o .S|>iiit« tarp., c-als..
.... 8 304 < riulc pet., pal*....4.1 rt R f. ;.' t, -.-mis .31,127 « "'t ii*- <I ail, gala.I, -ii la-b'cafg alla, galv
.... 11 e..V rori.. hhl*.t 0 o Beef, tii.i*..2 .'».. Ateef, lag.l. 94 et ,,, ir, .i.-iH0..i,t() Kin*, ff).;?214 laitrl, fl.. ()8I
1..I B St'itilne. Tit. iPutt. r. Il,. "ii
3.100I'J. 0.14>i.i:ir,2.200J7.9Ml.'.OIMS
o0*.L'..*»iX: C ce-c, il,,
(XV)ncoO'k,
(JA.-1II Ul "' AU I"NS.
Dee, No. 1 (..unarypenn.tri i oo
go, ..rv l-'en-e ll BO-opp* r lake inc,ii.. !. ,.',m-I rall*. gi kil_BM . A -.()i In, 8(*nl. 20 llL'ettes middling. r.1.(od atovr. 4 BO( nflee, Ne 7. 1M'<F.our. Mini. latent* 4 >'*>V. I.eat. No 2 Nd... IMia.(Mt*. No 2 mixed... 84'.I oin. No 2 n Iv.-d 411'.Rye, No 2 Westers. 55
liol.i-s, s prime nett HflTurpeai ne :.o^Lari. |, In.- Wt s'.'n.ilO 0i i< klee I,a,us .,
Pork. mooliv*. (Ir**'rt. I-','* -4
Rle. I..r Quel na M*PB4"snail)'. :.-. I'liat d. 4'_Beef, fam.ly. I'J noBeef liam*. )<;<iiI abott, rime cl'.iv 5 1-liiButter, 'iv. f c. sChees... lame, f1tn.lll4.7ll*.FR'.*, beet West*! 11. 2Darlt5_
THK OENERAL MARKF.T REPORT.New-Ysrk. Nov-nli, r :>. lsv:i
COTTON-.Th* cotton morio-i epeaed tutii vary tenori'i- 1,1,-ciit sud Hie lovii tisdin lenereUjr lang andr.itiu-r tlispisMi to -ci. th- Liverpool acesnata iMinir sn*satlsfartery. At thc astor! prices were troai uuehai ¦¦
to - |M>ints higher, but titr- um k.t gi;i<iu.iiit, became.'-lin auder tbe preaanri* 01 liquidation .,( tong account*.mu! prlres steadll. declined with thr market Mn,lit 7 ta ll
points lexer thea la t Bight's lei 1. but stead) Ifl to,.. I h.*volume ..( i,u*li,<--. shewed Uv effort* ot (curs rcgardlm;the llureau oo]. r"purt due al 1- O'clock lo-niurrntt, unith- -ale, onlt reached 128,000 bale*, the -malicst totalfer several months pa*l for any full sesates. Mach ofth,- wreakneaa st te-dsjr'i -. --io-, was doe i" a r. purt thatgained (put' general elreslstloii le Ihe affect Hint Kelliwould be out with an eatimate polBtlna to s crop of s.ocn.-(*C,i hair's. While the local contingent itas i!i- jx,-<.! tu
ridicule :. ,r such (lg,in*, ns ,-tTo, apen thc l.uro|e;,ncotton market* could Bot bc Ignored, and lt wa* natural lras.un.cl that I",urope weald Dike ste* k in N ill'* figure*,because lt weald *ult them to ctn -n. At Ihe sunn* Umereports were raming up fr".n the Booth Indicating thatthere «a* a little pur' aispo*itton te .1 spot ..:-..,.
while ti,.- accounts from ITew.Englaad were nut rnleulatedto inspire muck cooSdenre as to activity on tue part ofAm. an intoners, said u pramtoeat operaioi ,,, ') bangoto-i-u "The sitiintinn I- not without its strong featores,but ti-ere 1* jii-t st preeeag too much eeaipaay on theiuii! Mic of thc market for much further advance untJiliquidation hs* evened np the market _i little helter."'Iii- ri'ireau reporl to-morrow 1. experted to deal In a
rather L-ctieral »av «lth thc cotton crop. The move,
ment on which operations to-dav hav been p-rflv baaedls Kl-nuped as follows At the ports for Uie dav, .(2.0,").agalnet -0.7',', hales Issi v.ar. At tfew-Orlrans f-r to-
marrow, l.l.OOOii lli.OOO hale-., sgalu-t D.tOf bale lastrear- At the port* for the week, "Ho.PO) hates, msIdbI'-'.,11.727 hales inc eorr.'sp.,ri_.ins week la*' tear Af tl,.-
Intcrior, li.'O.OOO lisles ur less, uiptiiM 114.OOo bales cor
responding week i,,*t 'car.opening, range and close to-Sst* tut dosing bid* thc
previous night and la*t yegg follow:
Open- High- Low- Closing Lu-t I^stlng. e»t. cst. to (I n. nlcht.vc.ir.
November .812b *-*.l*l 8.03 8.K.ah.07 S.16 8.58December b -3 0.21 »l"> g.1648.16 8 .'2 f*.7'JJHiitiirv .".... 8.29 8.28 8.18 8. is if*!, li M.-.M H.-f,February .8.36 h.-au 8.'-.'*¦ 8.20_8.g7 8.:ii ».»Mnrch '..f>.4'- ^.42 8:82 HM:i,.'8.S4 8.40 0.12A pl ll .H.47b 8.49 Hil) 8.4V/8.I1 8 47 M.JtMav .8.50b 8.50 8.18 8.4>3... 8..10 H.S3.luiie .S.tiHii 6.00 8.W 8.,".4'i3.30 8.01 fi.4i
July.e. fl.,">2
Market clo-^d steidr. TlSesferaMe orders ls»'.icd at8.J0. Totnl sales. 191,001 balep. Ncw-VurU *pOt MlSgtO'dsy and lu*t night: Kor tenss.SMse. til halss: ajsjmarket dull mlildlTngs, h ,.. tthl-h U l-ltf lower loinparcdwith yesterday's yrlcea.
Quotations are based sn American (.tandard af elasilfloa-tlon and on rotten ls scars mimina In duality nat metsthan half of it grade above cr below the grade quoted.
IBlaBB*. >'i)ii. Blain SB
Ordlna-ry .A'%e'sRtrlct Ordlpa.'.8>»tt*a<»4,od Ordlntrr.7*a 'VStrut O-mmI (irdlnnrc.7 '.-16 7 11 -ICLaw .Middini* .7 18-10 8 lill.strict Low Middling.8 1-ltt 8 ul»Mid'lUnt . *¦* **¦-...ii.od Mi.ldilns .Sfl-10 8 1310.MidillnB Pair .f's 0*s
Ktilr .-..O's!*-46tr. t Ced Mlddllcg.U\
ft00ri7 13-16
**ew.Teg_ net iscsMs. soo b*ice: bt*',*'_ !_B_ **lSXicport* to Continent, ifl trai'i*: Ofeat Brltotn. ,,«0cllii; France, nene; for*_**e1, 1 171* kalfs; jSHSS, UJ
DCign .ii ¦'.¦.'- m «,»«_>
bu-), sn spume.*: atock M3.IM hilo*. Total njt partie *lpti to-iadt. 82,BOB balee; rtiu* fsr UUl _"*._. B»li8»*bil**. Export* todar: Oreat Britain TBA** ?al'-s;Franse, OOi hitle*: Continent. 82,057 Mle*. BhBtjU'.Oreat Brit.lu, 100.680 balee: Fran"*. 23 888 balli: Con-tlrci t 84.Vi! halse: Channel, 1.400 balsa; fetlU, 215.410tr.!**; *t,rk, ono-sn h»>*. UvTsrfssl (eeks Awl sot-to moderate, doi*ind freely stet, pn.-es nBehanend.Sal's 10.000 hale*: -pe-u a*i>ni riml itxixirt, 1 OO', bal*-Inteflcai, 7,900 bal**; rece'pts 2'0:':' be'rs: Am ri -m.
14.8'K) bales; ordliwry. i!«: iroud oidlivirr, 48-1-1: lo«n,l lilllnr. 4 7-l''i; r l.l.llln*- 4H-1H: ecol mi'lBiln-. 4 11-I-;midlllos fair 8. Pat-ares opened <¦:¦. demanS md.Dteai iiii,iia)iu-'l to 1-0! advaoea: rl«eed steady sad uu-
rbanged t'. mu advance. /anoary-FSbruary. 4.20Kl.JO;FVbrii.re-March, 1.8094.81; M veli-M ni. iJtt; \niMay, 4.8331.84: Mnv-I'in* 4.:t.'.lv .lu- eiulr 4.8l.4 IT:Jttlv-A'tgn-t 4.3*.) 1,'IH N ven i,»i- 4 28MA.80 Nut :u
he i' ;nber, 4.- >,,/4."".): De\*ember-Jeanary. i.-i.'i.inHon uar ablpateots November 2 tu November 8. 1888:c.r,ut Britain, l.oo* bales Ceailaeat. 7,000 bdea; is'-'.(i:»,t IMt.in, n-ne; Caatlnent, ft ooo bil,-*. Ini|4ris.188.1 18.000 bales; 1809 '..Ooo biles. Prevfon.lt re.
ported. I88JI ..'-t Prltala 41.000 balea; .'nntimnt.7V on bales; 1802, Oreel ajrltslii. 88,81*0 Isa:-, Co t
neil 832 000 bn'ev In..*urt- In IBFUI 1.89*0*0 ha'ea:i*" 2 !,' :r, oco bale*. Total 1».M. Or-at Brlt-in. 4'J OK<bales; Continent, 780.000 bale*: IS02, ,in*t Rrltiiii,co cou balsa ''."'ii"*nt moors') bil-*. Imf*art* i***>3.1.V.iooO'i bal"*: l^o: 1,010000. *'nck o'lo-it lu lltm-Hr liarb-r, 2,000 h*le*. aealvet 1.00) bal", name timeIe t yesr.GOITER.Tba market for coff*s open.-d *teadv In tone
with Keliruarv ,otitr:r-i* .', puln's ISwer on the hld*, andf*tti"r muufli. unchanged on thc first csll. w!th *il*« r»a.ii.inc .'),000 lu.?.-. Bos'Beas was very quiet fur th* ret ofthe pirenoon. Ind B_l to 2 O'i'IocU nu *peculatlve |n(ere;twsi niB'iif»*te'l. On th* aetual basTseaa Deeeaibet openedio puinis h'li-er. :,nd Mav eontneii opened r> pelnieiiiKtu-r, December aelllns ,i is 0". 17 o>") and Msi sil-l,,. Th- f-T.-ltTi nar.el Rews «a- n'her fatorabl- at
a whole. Hamburg shcwinr ft..ni uncbaaged prices fo :,n
a1\:.ne<- sf ', ^f'^ srltk ih" tens of tin- market linn andsi'ics leaching An,l'(0 bin*. The Havre ir.ar'.et m. fromunchanged te -1. pf? hirli'r, and .hov.el sip* nf 27,000bag-. The Ixuxlvi market wa* frost nnehadged prl,. tolld lilfli'7. I'.,, \.a- quiet; No 7. Kviii.nC" standard,quoted 15 S SOO, Fjirbsnge (sritstei I08-1M, Reee'p'am Wo, u.tsm bass; *tr,ck nt r.i., 88.090 bags; msrket stlt., <ve..k. Vint-* r-ccip;, 7 oo bam and -tock. -IO..cen bee*; Sante* Biarkei (inlet, with gu .1 arrraee snotedIf, fMO, Cleared fr in Rte, 12.000 ick-s. xi -nie. m
N:w-Ycr!( up tr, 1 :i0 reached f.ftti) Ikib* The mr.r'olP-r d-itia-t. eloaed sleaqt an* nnehsaged to
wera 13,000 i,i*p-. as fotlewhlpher. Totnl *al"
NovemberDeremberJanuary
"il v
March\ "
Mae .
icu*.hsr*
".vi4 Atm
.. .M'O
4 260
Ulah- I,«ir.e«t. em.17.8*i 17.8117.(0 ir,.:,-,lilli". 1(1. Ol
io.4o iejs1 ?r,t) lain ic.io
ri"»<d('..der.
17.3'..: 17.40io rr.,. 17.ooin ta 'pi 7'.io i- in *.,.Ifl lt,*,* l«.4*iICl-,,,].!.-,ie.05.i(i io
|K.!nt*IaS.-tt *ar1,1.1*1 :. 0018.4815.20I.V101.'. 00ll/.-.1145
The statistics! position o( Rrat.1 raaTes is a« foiio.viY.-t r-cay.
14M.-IV*1 COS8 83
l.Visv-,2 *. in.3," H_>.Keilli-"llold't-
a**0tit
I.'StTo.dar.
*;t0' k, Nev-York ..*. 180,1*70Sock, Rainmore . i .*'2Bteek, N' w.Orl ans. 0 Ott*NVik, Cnltet s:if.*. 1482 0A Boat for L'nlPd ."sia'c*. -di,.,\ li t.upai* ... 4:ti*200v.vr 'he¦¦- .!. -liter .¦* tnt S v 11.8 .<
W.hoe.e (!¦ -ll ,..!' *. I"tl"lii..|-, (llWa'rehsu* dellrerl N 0 .''total asreliess* .1-1- re* ll °.",
Kio on -ifi', wa- u'net Steady cn the l,a*ls of 18-a8I*-* ,. viii, *,1<* «.f BOO bags Sal. N. 1 .., ¦;. m ;.,,Bflost per Salerno mil I.v <.' bag. Bsatos, Wa .".. at lt.ado,t. pei Mi ll lurne.
Mill reOee sa* -i-"!j-. With -al-* Bf 800 bags Maru-<al1." au-l 150 hug- C...'.!;.I Ar, ric.;i p'lval let
li.,.! t: tXD Ml.ai.-lt wa »>i unu nally dull dar Ipc. ii ii>. equal ol eh ii has "ellum buen -e-, ,,., the
I. .- t Hu- Ulller "rillluii-. ii, nn..'ie, ,. ThlLran*a Hons en oa-.e Katurd r* -,.m- been a, cxreptlon,
-i-.iiie. aul -v.-1 v.. utan the transact-an* la-dsy, hutMil* he- .. I-*,:.ur.-i. There was m,i - oueh !¦ -i
ii,-** c. BtfrkeC I'r;.i.. inm'.iaL sudbut*-Ts h'ii off, i. f--;-,'. ie ps even Ithli - ,- af tin-
on --. a* a r *uit. n mu a 'v .' .. andthal '"i- about all. Trj-i*a Ho-*. «.i :: :,t y ,,i ,,. ,,,.
rli Una OOO bM- winter stn ,- ..: ).; n* ;i,,,l,|.|. .Var, :,t »-' 7'." -f '.-¦¦ I .*! extra ..' .ii *...-,', ;eui -nil- i'i "¦ ai B*-'25; I,OOO i,vi, |V .¦ patent ,t uanl 250 ark* af -v-.'ii" ut -vi ,n Smut. flour- j. -t .! ¦¦ lt*i '. . er ;... bola sd ilghl. it gj oRYE TttOVH The markel wa modtrnteh active and..,-,. Billi -ai-- »f 500 Ml* at ¦*-.:*,.,;¦) Bt'CKWill.Ai FLOl ll Trade .;, lull hui withs U*idi Uss-,1.., »cr,. 200 i" il - i- '¦'¦ itl I. vu i.Market .-'. s.i,--, ..(M) l.l.l- ii ¦¦-.,1',,-c (.,. Milo,,.i.ii!o» :
...*>»"»*¦ ,
winter.Niels Harrell. .Si :,,. SarreU
».. rrade ni »5_0t ..¦ ¦' ... 6i 75eel h.*. ,.
Kine .... h"j I M ... it .... I'.)- 'j (.(i ..*.' )(,, .. j,fcup'tlne I attn 108 .... 2 |.;,,. rt.
- .... -. :" ¦' .-' lorJ'.oirr.'Sfi -. o '¦',.,, iooIx No 1. -.'2",, : in -vi-,., 2 80 3 lg* . ',- »;w.Cleat 2:t5/ »_. 2 6'» -f -ft ...,-. ,}M^; ; ,;;Mia.ulit 8i"" I ¦-> ¦¦ "¦' I,; -s,., goo i,.,,,, [_.,"lek do.t8 . | ,,, ., .-.,patent 8.50 _tW SHOO 03 . ,t .. , V .
"Hy nulls. Weat India ;:i:,.I-* -.,',,Do satans.. .,, , -,
''""... ."" . -J'..i 8 10Mlv.il ric. ....... f 7'.- -j ll
< nits Ml AI, Th" arkel . nradi -. .., ena'¦).,- .,, BJ SO QuaUUeiia ', si ut \y, .,.,*f ,.,. Krandywla n * >¦,;,.. 7!em. white, bega ti i iel 2 i- _<< uj s,,. ,,.Uuotat'ons: I-. arhlt. * l <)*.. t| v, .,..' ,..,.'''¦tM.-url.i.". ,,,.,rs" ".'.,:.;.". ..,, | ., M,.;,., rjj >*.
"I|"'1"11.,,"' " ; "l.77"7; *7r 7r *»-». 70
rd, -,,.vu. homlni ebop *.;..,, \{\ ^' J£*q'-iei".,V ;.'.:..So! i "...*; '": "¦." *****mui*mw*m*i
[HtAlS ri in ti' The. a-ti.f n. wpm .mh .
.ng "..- .i-u ii -I inter -t. n .,. . ,, , {""¦ ;ituJ.ui,,.,. .nd -,tv,i down it,, i,. I,, .r- h..ab,,,, m, ettet which -¦., ,. "'. , ;'',"'.i - b.lit .,- .,( Ute -.,ci, I'..- etti) wrekiwa* ._, L".-rt,.., ,, .,,., Mbil a-l prUai ,,,;. ;,;*;."..,*'.
* .'"' ll'iuiitlon of lar;.** U'l-sui. BhlpBaet* fie,,'arrival- and bmw fnrth* Hsuldti. u..i,1J. ',rerelgi, hnlr.g and ejenrtete Migera.ce of tuen,¦ «,«'Mau tti.u* in p.rt d.- ta, t .. Bagyy an," ,nt ,,. ,ab't-H san io Hil* l.rge amount si, .".-..g. Tl '" :.',\}'f tbs fact that R'l.ati ha. hew. sT3)gi__rT_!_5j!,*Sfar pur*, man, Aii-arlca. xCasaanit AuZtZ _ffl__JXuiom Blmoit entire!/ eut cf tke maikn p\"',£ J^J^
deanna* of a.ifll-lent BBW_B*___ sff-ct price*. Ihi*brinn* Ce mnrk-t back lo the btiSSBSSB ar *tag from fi.*
Atnerie..,, rendition* and then) nf*.***£»W. ¦* *.»piopltou, fo,- ¦ b-1,1 mark.-t. be mot.-'cut Bf tte WMluiiii,,,,.., nrga i.ul asala presitaBfl to .hew eu*eest pro-Ionions tu p:..lu.e a lars- Incren*.' In th- tl Iblu T. ore
ls ,,... ,||.,.... sbo.ll fe NnrthiM-t-ro ,pr,n.' wle.t ,..
eeli.ts lt ls laincl that the cointrv sbl|,inents are .ft I-
ne orr aad a suSateh Kdsy tram Mr. pili*i,..> a*.a,'.olMt he ilht" efl hui been snteMsl, but that the _,
Mi.c'i,,, wou'l n... be felt tor some tim- li, th, arrival* ofMl ,,.-,nells Slid Dululu. Speen la tl mi 'Oems lo bc ut it
s s'i althouc rumor, ar- ci rout that Wall .St . et
i. .uiiLdei-ll.lv lntcr-t-'l. <>n the ether band, lt |, _.,.
-,rtl thu uart "f the recent ll.|uld«t!.in ha.* b-en Inr
\v.i' Street amount. Uter lu 3m dav a little betterhellas developed In wheat, bit lt t*n« aeceapentei hr
ter, until tammin, anl »l .¦¦.* ''"¦"" ,h" BBUksl wa* dullnt .« net Beeline. Ceak wheat wu* pisa rsry duli witsprudi, ..itv bo tnqstrj tat espert erlkraal seeooM. Salestt, ,,. o OOO bu-li f ungraded nd. lil' lu Mu*/ '-' load* f r >*V
,rt I.-r- w.ue r,|NirM of I-.'".OO') boah for c*|«,rt, tia
ti-. 'imip.rt.. Details and quot .lions of the |.,c:i| cash
market follow: No ._> red V.i' under I)-c.imber In store;li--ii h-r cl."*.-! 07V, December prlee ( o b at stor.*; t*tBnder December f <> I. nilen', nnd ¦.*-¦ anjler December de-herd Ko I hatd sprint, um.td the sver Dc mu
>. delivered; ko 1 North,-. spring quitedm.,. 0v.r Deeembet deUverrd; unmade! 10,000lui-li nr.e and prltal*- term* deliveredi cRN-Iii"* market for ern opened (Stet and Breaker,s.-nine off '..'. partly in .yatpsthy with wheat, and partlyai ti hal appeared to be ll.iuldatlnn. I.r some davaBaal Ikere h»* ...'in ..pp"ar*nt)v long compressing on their'nkel mid t« thl* selling is du- thc weakness of tbemarket! Aft-r the early decline price., rallld a little andtrade beeame dull, operators nuilinir ott for tbs rea ra*
Wrt to-n»rr..w. Thl* rep,ri will coter Ibe preliminaryti,ld per arie, Thc Indicate! ibid la-t mouth "ns "1.4buaac. taifabodewing . .mn sf 1,891.000.000 bum. A
v,.-,r tan thc prelUnlnarv statement made ike vld-l 1,681.-000.000 hush. Vd the pp.rllletlon [WT Herc ._.'_*. 1 hil.h.
Be i**peii la Basally mad.' on wiieat. Fi-ur *, however,sre elven fur cotton hiv. potato**, ciancio and buckwheat.1, ran Unf «a« i lltllti better re Hag late in Ihe dav.,, ni.- r-s,nt nt geod eviron trade a: caleago, "her-
aboul 800.000 bush ».*re reporws for ihlpsmra. Ti.r,>
wi. a littl- h.-al cover ii'.*, but at the rinse thc ii'.rk.t..1, ,.) a net I"* of li Vat or, near deliveries sui '.,:
idvance on Ma\. c.-ii rora ana dall Bad ',.¦
:,..,r Ratei wera Bt-lj 21.(00 bush, torltidtng 18..ooo bush for expert Elevator rora was quote! al 4r,'_
,,¦'.,. ami .anil <|-lli.tel Bl IC'-V' at the rlaoe.nv;-, -ri- irarket fer ,a;. waa terr Bull thi* anningiir ul froi.b.,alb , ai. r, -1 li, pi t ll 171 li t* tt th the tt. liMl. -
which un tailed In wheal sad earn. After the esrty da¬rline trade i" .¦¦¦ -.- \.*rr dull wt', prices about steady.Ther" t»a» ii .niel iiink-l In nat* late. Int With a Mr.r
tone pries fortis* thc Influence of th- tett-r feelingwhich pre. all'-d In other BfSlB. Th- rloae tm* quiet.Cam "at- uer., gale*. Bales w.-re iti.ooo bush, ss fol¬low*- No *J ont* 21.000 b'i»h, 31V elevator and S5*_edeliver."!: No :. oat*, non Heil. Bte: No 2 white, 48.000bush 81_r0-4e: No .1 while. 10.000 hush ^l>..<.: trn-kwhite 20.000 bash. SWMIe: ira-k nixed 8,000 baahM vr.T.Vaiket Inactive; \Ve»teru. ro_7"le; CBnads, WO.,, tix-rawed. 8 v. '..- ii t.m.cv Duli Ko S Ml-waukee, ii*,- .ni-'-,d d Weat, r ,. 85k87c RTE Marketnorn Iial Kl KIMS ti,ie.I Brm bul dall. CountnnhIpm* t* 1***11 :,t af* 754*01* 40. a- to quslltr; Xs Nim ii !. r M7Sas1ed: December BOSS iake1, Tm otu
Market *te:i(|iv .rot. quoted 88 75301 ncr 100 Th. KI.iv-*,.m! Kim. nt. elia BUCKWHEAT-Market dall,Vc adlan In li-vl ii'int-d ¦". le,
Quotation* follow. Foi it>m**rt*sn the 'io,lng ii.ni»* elbm ii-frht and teri rest are tri von :
07 *|.70*4:.fi\
Wheal.Nov ml.-rIt,,, sibel!,.ui.iirFebruaryMal -iMar .
Cern.November .40Deeembet .... I'.'.January .47 ¦«
Mut- .48i-jnata.
Novcmb'f
Opn- Hisli- r.ow.est.
Di ,*l cr AU:..-.'_January
MayDo White.
November .
December .86*,
70",7'."*7l'i
4".40*1149"
.0*1
70'.j7274'f's
4(14(1'_
Clea.I- c.
07"*r.0*s
I.) st, Lav
0 ','.tw
'i's
40 Vi47
AC.:::>*-,
85*4
31%a;
M's3<S 'i
Mil37
Kl'.Bit'',
K4>*|ul I-.,'..c,
3'1:i74iu
30 V:
Reeeipti ut sieaoataffa at interior points ta theaaaudslast thr.t ciphers I'-oo, emitted, nour ubi*, grain bush, a.i
follows:Flour. Wheat. Corn.
c aga .18 1*8 IMM Iwmi'US .ISbi- I o il* .
Iel,,Detroit . 1Vt orla .
Mn: ei|wii:s .
Duluth.Kansas city.Indiana)*,!!*, .
:,i
8313i'.M
4
¦45.11
Oa'.*. live. Harley.US')-.117
DO
Totals .30 1.141Shipments from these points-
Chicago .12Milwaukee -22St. laouls. 8Toled .
D-trolt . 1Peoria .
Minneapolis .41Duluth .
Kansas City. 7u
Total* .M 20",Receipt* at Atlantic port":
New.Tork .32 214Ph !atei;,h'a ..... 9 3Pit'tlfiioia .1424Boston . 4 Oi
Total. .50 307F.-iports (rom Atlantic por'a:
\etr-A"ork .1.1 54liillad-ipbla .i'ji'ai-,ii ore.Boston . 0 15
-OJ1
tri118
5*7
13*4".0
8 101
4 1"7
Totals .41 v.i 102 .'!)
MITT IJ* T10*f TkB market for old material at Nsw-Yotlt during ths la*t week bas skews s little Improvementin the netter ot gemand, sud :,i-*t In prices et ttma grade*.Holder* ste encoursred to believs that betteni prices havebeen reach-d. There ha,, al*., be*u ¦*. batter iiu^vrv (sroil steel rails, and 200 tons utaudard sc-Hou tees -old atSlO.'K) p*r tan. dcllvcr.-d. QeSOlttoee ranee iron, flo 50to Sll -0 par ton. In old iran rall* a ¦>«'. of 600 ton*ia reported at S13 per ton, ( o b ears, Jersey Cllr. willthe qcntat.en* n an.nally *13aSI4 |,er lon. The den.andfor tard Iuu of \» 1 wrought *4-rap Iron share-. In thcgeneral Impievemeat, *M0 lena betas said at 810 per ton
u*ii\,red t> tcei at this port. Ti..- market Irt dar i*
etieted at Sheet SlOOell pei ton for tor! s,ra|,. anJ tlH-j? 14 per Pm for nilma.! s"r:i;' delivered at null, mdwrought pipe and tub-- qt* .juofd S9904 -"'0 p.-r tun SteYork. A «04.d ibiiuiiiS ls 'i u; min f,,r No 1 muli Ui-r i
asl up. and sal*- ot about 140 t-ns an- aoted la lui* at
?io :.iv*i l ,-.o pei ton Bccerdlag t<> quality, DM .-ur
wheel* briag s..ne attent.l n lad are h-lil at a littlehigher |irlee». preeent ralaei betas about -1 - 50111 :t p*it..h. Ni w-Yerfc. About MO t-,,* -f wrourht turnings haveI.Il -n!<l during the Meek at *?*> 50 |K'I tull del l,e.r,| ,;
nilli. i'n*i boring* ar- in fair demand, aetllng at + ",0,i87 jut ton delivered at mill. Burnt iron ls ipi t>*t »7'i'ttl lu per tun delivered Bl mill. The pitt*huig Iron mir-
kl *!,,,«.. t.-r) little ehuig" (r,ni fest r,.fM T, B>'.se.m-i mi' iron i* linn anl non.iiiillv tII 7"i. Plttablirg,**P*el hillel. al«o liolU firm al *17.',o, nake;,1 n i;i, pitts-burn, bul n't much business I* ilolng. Benn lro-i ruleetert dull. OOPHKR.Market dared Briner; Kovom-ber :).7.*>. IKi 'inlier, 0.K8: Jania-v. voo Tran*act'oii*la-da- .rn "inteii t. .-'.,.i>oo rh DeeeiBSer ,u O.M.. Bl'F.I^TER- Msrket closed "teady; karember 8.06; December,i.tn January :i.ro.. .. TIN.(.Teaed mtv qui f spot,20.00 bid: November. 20.-5 bid; December _n,n .riIi ad Markel el-nsed easy; December, 8.40 cvi. To.day's cables to tb- Mete! I.rkann* (o'low (HnagawBcetrh warrinta ci,.*, ,i ij, 4d; Mludlesh ro. \,, ;i founirviron. :m* i-'¦¦ I. ndon Copper, spot, eloeed, v.t-2 7* oa-.fntur-s cu 17- od; "weller, -.17; tin, sp,t. i_7i' li- f.d
tin. 3 Btontbi, i:77 io*: «nft Spanlah lead £8 17, Od;.al*, we. ani-* Bl SO I".-- l'uiadeiph.a market quota-t!on« for Ike present w-'k follow:Lake "-"i nor eehe iro,. No. i foundry.$!.tooI.ak- ^up.t|or cn'.ie lro,, No. 2 foundry. 12 50I.ai,,- ¦s.|,.|!or c.';e Iran, N'o. I (ulindi'. 12 Mtrrej fut;'-.'. ii .-¦:,charcoal Iron (-..ld Ulan. 25 Mi liar oi: iron (kat bia*!, . , ... i,pDig .tesl nilla. 12M(Ul li-un rjils. 1(, ("tlMark kai . :i ooI'.es-.iiir steel «ii rate. ¦:,'.-,(,He...ii ,.r pie iron..ll.',On '1 ;'.80 lier ici.i Prto tisngsnepe. .'..suir"*-ctiier «t-ej billets.417 50,** 17 7.',New steel rill* .... SHOONu. 1 seran, net tun. ,:* oo
MOttA-MM AND SYl'.CPrs-Tticro (. a ttem jobbingden.and rv mw rras N»w'-Orleans Biol is*,-, un. |,rl,-,.. areiiii.'han.- .1 at 3<l<» io.- r,r i rime te k. I, Fo . i' n I* -t llnrmiml i>:-,i quoted within the mnse af 20dSfle, srrup.ni!- quio*, bi r_'«i'.'e for lommon, and 20«25c for lum,'! toprime,
navai, BTORtvS a steady bel quiet m.,r'<ef |. re.1 ".ted lor -put- turpentine, with prlrei un hanged at8 ¦..u.'tie. Rasla ruled - j !. tu linn with pries s*hst quote*. Htok Rain. 1,".-oh bl I- sttlilu turiteu-line. Iii! bbl.; tar, 1,71*1 bbl*, W.- <|ru.te; ^plrit4sturi.,-nil,.-, 80*. In HeUtheln bbl- and 31 lu hum,lu.al bli- it *'n.Couim.u s'ralul. gi 20; gotd strain 1
il .-.-'-.¦; ll. >!l 85; V tl .*'.', .,.!'. i, i-l .",;._uv ,..,
ll. -1 7',; I, Ol UOaOl Oft: K. 8240; %!. * '. iu, >" :».-,. \BS 75j43 80; W i. 84 08(401 H»: W \V *?i v.-iv. urf a b. tv h. 42: f . h. f ii. 12 15; pitch, ll-iu weight*1 :,0; pit. h. n-g liar Weight, 91 Hi).
.' i:.v.\ i"iti i.-.ii .* ii.m. frelgbts rensls falrtistead',, bel (inlet, i.i .har-... thi I* a liberal move-meal lu relton tram the s.. .th f,,i Kurope, anl In Inn l>-rfur th- ii'mu flats al aboul prevle'i» tates, in otherlines. bn,lit««a I- -iu-i ,1-1. set.vi ani the market lair!)I'eBdr. v-:t',i M., i 'melita om prl 4 jj.xi ia!,. ,r eottuni. Llverptel at 8-l.i.l rloainfl i.ith n-iiid bid; .. i *
.fae, I'-* ¦>*' bead of rattle 87 I- Hamburg, 3I"i'; grain at 4.*, PU*: a 'voii of -.vil-ut I-.-. ii .,,1
pf .«. -v. linet, -i, itu ra:-* tor ti-,.": Liverpool, :t i;" .'¦ ¦'< '¦'¦' «. ".' rp, .:-..; Xewi .1 I- i'l Hull. Iii
i.-i"...,-., -vi: Leith, ;t;,ii: fork, i.i order*, it. ;*i.¦'.'" 11.04*1 iti deua . !,J ,'i \ i:t Ki's. \
.I".r l,<1.1. qr- grain, Kew-Orlran ;,, s i.v. i port,I lilted i; ,-ioi ... Coiitlneni A- ," d, J makt. liner, ration, IVItninetao t- Llverp ol n Con tl neut,
.. Bliel v.- >.,.« , rle n . l.l\ei|ol, llaticul- llieui'i-. ,"s, .mm I) nli'i ir,.ju-r- e. (ton,N Orleans r, Liv. rtool, Mitre or Bremen, ;t7- Od. D--'iv a i -,- .- .on, S'rw-Orlean* in Hair.-. ;,-;<-'.I;
'"" n er* 80,000 ind 10'WVO ease* iietrolcuni New-Von. I., china. I-;,,.;, i, -h,|, [In arrive 80,000 case*v '¦ .'... Srw.Yor*. le t4han«b«l, -.';:¦: -uti. BO "
i.-e* l-i; iv-.p i,, Ja,eu, i.*-'..e; i.m. bark* lumber,lt -lui to Montevideo el Duenoa l\i - -:.,-7"": a
bark Inn I'r Portland to linen.-.* Air*. *}', a barlt, linn¬ie' M. t- Min'.til,., -mi :,() in, I,... ..... gp' 0rRnorin 41350: i tatrk, lumber, I: alon i. Ros.rioberk tami -r P. la i- llueno* tyn*s III; i bark.
Bl Mir'-tt'- li.,r io ,'ueu.,* tyres, +7. .,r
i:< ario *.*; a b.nk. Im.! r Pensaeola ' Kio, 014; abai general rars-i N'cw-Ynrt ta »'-,t roast Knuthtmertra, private terms :, ship ,:,,i ¦ hark, ..'oat, san
I IBU.-!.,., tu C.,ik, f mi r- -',- OLlMlh, a Iuii ll*<0hms, "it!i .*.!,. r.i rsrgo, N-tV.u t,, ii,,: |,,.. 82,050.tte, Ughteiagei a barb :. 11 tons with vii.iii rsiKew-Yurh I> Kl Kita*, private iuu* % ¦rhoenei logwood," Itt Sea V,.rk. |3.OIL* tt..i,.,.. ,i .ii a-aa iboul -t ¦-. ti to-dsy with
;i\">' cindi aUll quoted ,u ;f,i.:i;.i pru.umimr) illi.c. el,..,., flt ;i>, fiiu, sun,ne: wlii.- I.Uobtd al Hldl... Lani ..ll a a* rather 'a*\ aul uuot.d al v
Luis...| i,|| wa- -lull ul ll*ir.. i\'' - t(>v- ih,- h.ir,.; ara. iioui -t id) rlj ai
leal ni ht closing Igurea nv hi,- ,.,*| . ,,,, . i,,;,;M.luue "I,, I- ll,U|( pu||, ,... ,,,..,111,111 «D. Vu, ¦,. a),,,,, |,,ir ||0 .j, lil M ,,
'¦' '¦''' ,'.''.'"' .''.. ¦'.¦ I" iaiulli. -;¦.',-C. I),.-- ,.-* ..llna i.-i. SI0 50a 12 run Indi.-* I-*,. -¦_¦''¦'¦' haw Marhot ca«y Bt el.ltf4IG ..; i :,i. . .¦,,.
I¦¦' i)f.i.s*i |, n,,;,s AlM.,| .,,,1, loo.it, --..
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,M,":e1,'.. ''""' n>* i' -" ¦' .'", »«".' *'1'¦'".' < I Mi. \ |_ i'i, ki.d st.ld' i- slea i) <i'ie'.i
,,'" ,' ' "', :. tr .ms, ni li 1,1 Ilk pi. kl,
bellies i;.l, I I.."', ,,..,, | .,, ),)_, || ,_ I,..,,, ,,.i.IO '" .. 18¦¦¦ LAUD M .iK.t. qulei Western
li - I*> "I-:- -,l ,.' un i, , .,. I,,,. Hy rtaaed at:. ..iiii sat-* ot ;;¦ u, ,,.,,. ,.,, ,| , .,,, -.
t| "'t I ," mel s.in, \., n ., m ;||. I;, ,,,, ,.
November claaed et 0.90e nonlasl; Jsnusr) nv,, nonli
'"". -ii .*.'-- .No i'm, ,i' "atm, ' \'t".'.quot. (-ii nu-ii. BB ie*i ;c. mu*. ,.t .Ju Bl test,918-10* nani aa sstai BB leal j oin. Landanve j ',"i Bothing geing, Jat4 st 15. BB .. u i,
".».I at !¦. .M. II. el quiet an.! Mill, r et.ler.pi.il com,, Us |.,| aoat numil, 13s lin!I'.KiiNWi- wi* Nasnjr, but .Hiiy moderatelyactive. with fieee um hin-ed Ihe loilowlnyara Ui« q»oUtlon* pa*ied by Ute reflmn': cmnpanlc* sadtte Inilde rales aban actual cast after deducting retwiea
At present and allnwrd. .New-York and I'hllal-lplila re.
tliierle* ala. allow 1 |>er cent trade (ll*-mint on lot* BlKM) hbls or Blore, and oa lo** quantity 4 pei ent. They. til not noll less tnau 2, libl*. her -var pi.'keri InImks there I* ru. additional cha ge on gtMMlateg, but '«.:p-r IT) on sll oilier grades.Cut loaf..*> »/.", ali, iWlr.dxor A. 4', 017-10I'r.rshe.i ,", rtU'.tltl Illldg'Wd A..4"_ .r. 7-1';Powdered ....4 18-lOM Phoenix a. 1:1111*4"*Uraoulated 4 omi ,/i*« Empire a *. .11 5.10Hil" glen ..4 9-10 -fl*. .No. C.. 4 1-10 -/M.lour. gras..4 ll IM l'« No. 7.4 BM 8*13BB flue prau.l II-HUH's |No. h. 3 1,',1Cnil1.Cubes 4 CM.i'd". Mo. 0.3'« tl 110\x.\x pow..r,i« vf*> r,-i6 ito. io :: 13-10*4Mould A... 4', if-i lO-lBlVo. ll <"t tr"41.1-10IbaniOfid A. 4 OKI rf4*, ,No. ll. 3*s BBlt-htCnnfs t's-A. 4 7-10 v'4*k No. Ll. :. 7 l(. Itommb'a A. 4U ft! 7-18 .No. II.8 3-10 it
mi;.kim; Herkes dall. Lard, n..iiv;; oleo om*Ut llle.TALLOW*-MaikSt dull. Quoted 5"_c ssked.
COINTRY PRODUCE .MARKKI'S.New-York. Nut-en,b"r '». 1803.
lll'.ANS AND IT AS-Kc .Ipt* were galts lett attaintoday, ami the seeumutaUoss on the docks wt-r* added t«.nu, uii ia<>iv. Trade wa* dull and Ihe genersl Ieee ol tagmarket w.t. Break. P.- st marl,-, of (louie,tie. nu:inn f-llto *f^ i.'i. und 01 Mt hassan an extreme i-jt<* inr taaei( aiia.liaii medium. Aa ctia.rttri -,.ur-d BBBM choice, redkuliiev mis aft, moon a. BOOS. (aliIor.ua lui ia quiet butwithout much change. gosse pressure to »,*ii foreignbeam, and prbe- are' bolntr shad'(I ea all gleda*. Orarapaia duli. Basaa, nsnear, ahalce, t»er bush. OJ 45;iiu-ltuii* «l OOaiil BS BOO. +1 t*0: rd kl«|..ev. iona. sBoloa.4S5OVS-0O; do. bia. k turtle bo,;n. .-.">.): t alifurulu lina.IBM (in»-*rii. -ul 78u01 HO: do. old. SI ..Osgi 70, for .lan.manow. 1008, BB 2MB2 BO; do, medium, 18-1. itl U 1,1
Ol no. do. Itsi-, »i lOa+i 80: tarsus i-**--*, iso.i. si nuttti 70. Oreen poa. bbl*, fl __'-__«l 2V do ba:*, tl I7»a./¦ri 20: do gcetch, bag*. .1 da fl .',0.
Ill iii -ll Hade quite duli and feeling generally ou*ler.Receipts ni Utah .renie ry were lair, tallara hal »o,i.osin, 1. nu haii.l fruin 1 vinos arrivals, au, tiler.' w.ia a
di*p. Itioii lu sal" prices a little In tv hoyt ol atlas-lui ng buyer* to loka hold, Aside from a lev p*t brunisof western ercsmerj teal ito ¦. d sanerIstl ce quilt,, sudbrou, lit -'.)'."-. the selling- price of (.nv sin * was notabove J'.)-, wltk the bulk of the eifcriugi freai .-'.",..,..-sn.;., dam 01,1 heil creamery .ju'et tun without dcid-d,-baii:.v limtuii.,11 eresneri and 'hoi t.v..-., f,|i-i.,r,i.,,; i about ateanV, but lowei grade, .,,,.
weaker, Crassaerr. Basts, labs, Jua.'**,;, &tu<-lal*, 25-827 _e; do Western, extra, S9ej do 11 *..,-.O'rj., 28 v d, s.oid*. L'lii:'.V Hillls 2'. a 22 il,, Junemail", extras, 25'i.-.."»±f ; do seconds in llrsts, 2iu-2i, ;st.t<*da.iv, ,,ull lu,Mi*, inti* ind |.,ll*. "Urii*, ._'7<l'.'7' u- dullr-t"-, --'4 ./.'Oe; do -eeond... L2tf_8Cj srate dally, Weis,,tubs extras, -.'.lu.d'.e do Brata. **4gS5_c ; do secaoda, 83,. .., dalry nib,, thirl- IO*21cj Butti da I rle*, tlrklnsand tub*, c\ta. -U-; d> Hrst-, 211-2lc; doMtund*, _i'.'---- stat., dalry, tiriu.,,, .\tru.s. sttrlM'ac;do Brats, -JVu-Jvuv do seconda, .'Ij:&: West.ru ninia,non creamery, MrMs. 2.ic2',-: do -e .ml- l()_20c; (lo.1 ,: 1-. 18318'. Weetara diiry. Ara a -_i .,-..*)--, <] leanna,ii. ju, do fourths to third*, I7kl8e: Western (actor]ur.iii.., Jana, iSfl'.'Oe; do tub*. June, i.*/v..uri.ml mal:- firkin*, I*irfDi \ do tn!-,, llr-t,., IO_g_0«:do *.ls I8.*10c; du fourt'i* te Ihlrda, 17- Bc.CIIERMR a light trade asa reported sgsls i ,*,v
Home juill,* ts bating r-i.r iSaeka ea hand were not te.eiiii-.1 tu tail- further imp tan', nt*, nun exporten '-"f1.ie urai.-'incut either by cable " mall, Hold r- .,.- 1 1about late pii,.* f,,,- perfect ti!: va'.,, hui mulei -nd-sauld be 'haded 1 little. Liverpool cable, .".1* Od. --tat (sc-
t rv. full cream, large size. September, taner, ii'i-.i v..
do coolee, Hull'--; d- good to pi In .-. pi',.; io-v du com-mon to f*ir. 0*10. ; d,, small fixe, taney, l2ftl2A_c; 'I f.irto (bulee. IO1.,,-ll ',<. imrt eklins. Chensnna and iv .''ile --
tag "uiuii-. .11:1,11. 7_eDlac; du law.', eaolce. si.., :
good tu nriste, 8-*7*sc; do rnmsias to lair, laue; fullskliii.*, 2oA<
yeti-- 1:.Ipta ar- ibowtag cenaMsrsUs increase, butronaiet largely .,j beld ficaa and Ututri eggs. Difcrtasa ofih,.. ai- so liberal that, rh" tone <>r thc ii.nrkot has last....rt of its recent strength, though tli" range ti price* 1*a* yoi i. iii.mit ip mt ii, 1- elim ¦-. ir, *h gathered irequieter, bm in light supply anl about steady,Only a I. w of ih- funi *f. mark* are, hon--\ 1, of quality t>> essMnaad ..ur t-,| quotation, Htateami l'-!in-.vlvjnlj, Ireah-eatliercd, P-r do/'11. ¦ffi/c2'.-;Western, freah-gatnered, extra-. i**r aozen, 25_25'_ic doiir-t,, par doun, '.'i'v: lee-bouse stock, cai li iKu.-K.lngs,itrittie t.. choice .iu,,il'-v. 20721c: fair to good, Do !(>¦_.<.:seconds, pc- i-ase, 835080**.. Un I egg*, Western, p-rdozen, 20_20.e; do Canadian, serdoieu, SMSOVe.
lill li'*' f'.l'/SII-Annies held bim under lii-iitre-c.i;,t* and steady good demand. Pear* quiet anil t.ar.ivit's*dy. Quinces In light »upply and quiet; nutt Mblgh colored and ,-lo*"t.v selertes to roach top quot-tUon*.Table grapes dull und barely rtesdj bulk -to'i; in tint*.vimi slowly au.1 weak. CSotee sound rrannorrias ur-
in pretty co'ni demand and tinner: defective (mir unim¬proved mid pressed for isle, lionda oi_i)«esmore plentv and a shade eesl-r. \i. Kim.'.pei hil. 88 508*04 287; d<> Snow. H-3 ..'¦'. i-53 75; do Spy,¦S'.'-.-).. *3 2",; do Baldwin, S2 25«S8 25; do Orenlng.-2 2'uif'A: dn winter varieties, common, 51 7">,.*--u.t'eara, Beaten, p-r lush i*o.\ *i .".).. .-1 do¦".ar-br. winter sort* per bbl $2 50808 50. QuIseM,No 1, per 1,1,1, 02 50478*1; do No 2 and Inferior, liv- bbl,-iu*v flrmpos, upriver Concord, per th. 884c:do Western Sfcw-Tork, Delawar.', p*r snail basket, uiit>_!>:; do Catawba, ner unsll hoaket ll a 12c; d. ronenrd.per small basket, ll .71'_,!-.*c do. pur lari?.* bask-f. 180"21c;wine grapea, in bulk, a* to ktnd. p-r Th. l_M>ae. Cri'n-berrin, tape Cod, usual varietlea. us to coalition, i**rbbl. 02305 25; do fancy, lurze Mirl"'i"s. pal bbl. 840**.', 7',. Florida orauges, per box. Ol 50-02 25. «,:.ii»*fruit, pei box, -.J-'">,/t-2 7u. Lemons per box. $!^s3.
niriTs-iir.ii'.D-snij.* presssre from the esnstrjr tosell prime and Choice ctaixirat-i SBStei i* causing »weaker feeling on the-e, sap**'lally for ronni lots, hutthc small iiri.nurtioii of realh- fanci- fruit makes a steadvbetdlag of such. Sun-dried apple* mt!.'!) quieter andprbe. -llshtlr ea.|,*r. A cir of rood MMe and ski,ia-old at 2c Peaches *tow but stead.*-. RsapberrlM h.-idw ttl 11 little 11 or- confidence. Cherries sui bnekleher lesunchanged. Hla.kb.rries flrm-ir Apples, evaiiorsted. lt*03.fanev. i*r Bl, 11-ju!.-.'.: do prime to ehwce, 10.. ll.-;do icmuon to fair. B _tOt.e : do lift'-' ^,j :.'..*.. .southern,-uii-dri-d. IMOS, taner, lie, do choice, S*»05_i!; commoeto prime, 445c; appl"-. chopped, I'aol',,¦-. do eure» and-ki,.-. I'm¦-'..: peschea, Delsarsre, gvepanted, 1803,peeled, t.iui-ie: d» (forth Can-tins, «)v-1rl,"1, pe-led.1808, 7,ifi.v raaBberrle*, 1808, evaporated, lS4tM*ie; .her-.U.-. ISM OaiOc: huckb'l-errlcs, IH!*... i.i_,, \t..- black-berriea l«r.,3. 8>s«7e apricot*. California. 1K:>3. 11 rf 1 1. .
Ifni'*** .*-*** mneh stock I, golnu abrorvl that it nialicaquit" a firm market fur P.ri" i»tj4-s. Shippers are pav¬ing 23c for ekolce rich yellow- h/iw and mlcbt gu (rac-tlonallr higher. Brewers' tra4e fair. N'ew-Y'nrk Stefa,',IOB8 per fr. 81_28e; d. l«t*2, choice, 21tf_l_e; prime,'.'Orf'-'O'-jc common to ged, lH^l'iV P.i.ille Coast. 1803.-i.'23'V do. 1bS2, chalee, ate; common to prime, lptif20e. ;-ld ..ld.. 041.12c.
HAT AND STRAW-Reeetptfl llbcnl and domund ir cl-erst-: prices hid unchanged, Hay, pi 100 ;., B54)OOc;do No 3 to No 1, 80d_0>': sh pp us .".",,ii).)*: do dotermixed. 55000c; rv- *trsw, N., - la No 1 per 100 A), UOii1,1' do shorts i'v l"" "-. lO.ii.'.e oat st.-i.v, 4'v.
POULTRV.AI.IVK Prime heavy fowls wee so-cbtfur sui held Brm, bm light foul, and all grades af chlc'«*nswere flow and weaker. Turkey* steady. Du ;<* andgeese Brm. spring ehlckena local, per Bi -,'i.,,- i.>w.-.*,up per .'"-.- ¦: fowls, lo. a! n u ;r ;,:...; 11il Wert n, :>./ JO1 ¦¦ ..ii nosbrs, .',..tv, tm, ey*, nv11- iu, ka, lo. ii ,' i- pair, oS.itsi, ,1- W.¦... rn ,'.".,t ,,-¦:
¦m,...... Western, per pair. +1 2 -,'-vvv pl sons ;».:. \'-.r.u;.V i)i.i »i'.ii Dcmaui s>. fut ex-esslve arrivals
hare caused fut-tber wea nett au 1 prices for fowls andehlckena -!,,,¦.', further dcclluo. Turkeys 1,, 11 ;, abouttanner qiiotaUeaa, but outs.d- fl-rure ls more evtr»me,phlladelphli il. lrhens qui I and weak. Ducks needy (nlaiu j- quality, but common grades are dnll sal-, iv-.-.,
-,u ,,, dr*-idci ,- v i'-,ii-., di * n'-l-.l. prime,io,'ile: il, !.if.ri"r. 7,;:>¦.. Chickens. PhlladflpM-i, dry.picked, pt rv. 12./I.1 du W.-rtern, dry-idcked ..)/"::i, West.-rn. sall,i. 8 _tfOc : fowl* Western dry-plc.i.d,t-)i .c.- do ..il l-l. is rn". ,.ll pocks, i;'._mj7c. ---rlii'.-ducks, Lons Island, pei ^ I8_10c; do Ca-rm. pei th,15<i IO.-; do Weatcrn, ,',.-11 l.n-t. in i.'in. i;. per Ih,i.V: sqaab, white, p-r do-ton, 88: i" mall and daru, *-.'.
..AMI'.-choler p i-.r.l-'c, held unclavcetl. but Sternii->t\ ichI i shade weaker, <;iui.- plenty md in buyers'favor. v,u,i«ori in linen! supplr and lower: qualitybi I prices t -.. Irregular. Wild ducks quiet,* 'iallv fr the iii..'!, prl'.d kinds. Rabbits steady.Partrldee, nea*bv, tei i-iii- ;u ¦¦;-?U: v '.Ve-tern. i»*rpair, ,V,-'.)0, Lion., fresh, p-r nir. ftl*_00c; quail.fresh, per doun, 82802"5: wood.' k i*'i- p-ilr, 7"- -vi-.ti-.ii-h snipe, isr do7,*n, ol 30: golden plover;per doren, ri 30; ara- .1.r, pe dixen, Ol; sand*nii e. i.t dozen 30040c; tenbsi fre-i, s,-o-- rail'JI."ie Pi io. ii v .lo BThete deer, 80>11e: t-id duck*, r-d-lie.nl. per ssl., 50ct81; do ii.iuii. iOtf-tO ; d* leal,¦-'.'..'¦" 'I- canvaa, pet mir. BieOS; rabbits, ncr pair,80840c.
I-OTATORS Wt) Viii'T it'Ll's Sun**ty ti rtu.ictictati-s llhetal nnd 'I mai! moil ri-.v |) 1 e* un lig-'g-tbut wif,..ut strength, a eargi. of ar*»'it 5.(WO a. ks
** ot.!, Magnums r potted in n-ansit. far wh'.rh tba o:t'<">kI* ans "tan, bul nil especial'.' -u mirv-in-v -we.*' pe-fat ea Brm, Onie ni unchanged, "aulilotter ne-i p'entynd wraker. Southern beans of iln-- quail.) te gsea
i! tl i il snd bl .-he les s--1i w»ll wb-n .;¦.,r-vt. * l.vis. I-land In bulk, 0212,90-27: d* .! rs v.
pr 1,1 81 .'., ¦}««": do state. |H*r I8v.n. a-l 28A4.: sweetie* "- rtrgtata, pu bb'. f> ,vi;i*a«i 7,-,: .in vinetand,- 1 a fiv-v ;).. bbl 8.'50uOS50; d> oth-*r Ieee' pib'il. tl 7"..*-' uO. oinuiis ii -tv- rd pr libl, 1*1 .'.¦,./.150; d> nllia |icr bi,1 :i:'i,i-i.-,': .h. P->stern,white, 8 ¦¦".'.' -4'A 2U do tu-', i-i. ri. +1 -Vi .t-il 75: -lolv,st»rn viimi j.,- hi, fl 50,(41 7'): do State .md KS'etUrn. \ Vi .*, r. ."7 VI 5 '. V h! Igea Nw.J.-rsv mid Long
l*iuii| per 100 --'.'fl. (iuiiiiiu-i- uer bb 7."> .'«., io,Kquasii, itui.Viinl. nor libl 1125; sa Marrow,,¦¦ i'l. BL i'm ul|>*. Can.,I -in |to**li..-i.'i. ;."..: do lum- l-i.nd a-i.l Jers-r, ;>,itl. Celery,,u c Island, pi to/--11 illili, i-s. 1*1 ,;+i 25; do Weitern,
,*\tra large and sound do? 11 ro t, 25630c do sinte andW.stetn, |i*.r lo en.*:, ci- donen r.,,,:*. lOiTBOa, Pras,*t"o'falk, i-r hankel 75c-Ol BO. lesa*, Chsretis perhuh bask t 81802 k.i. I'urttl-s pe- bl- $1 -i ¦'*.anots, ttn-hed, per bbl, $1. Lettaee, p-r bM, tiutl 5:).
EI'ROPBAN PRODUCE MARKBT8.Liverpool, Nov. I, Hi.', p. m.-.Beef nni pork l;i
poor demand. Hims Tbe demand I-. Improving;ahorl cut, about w to 18 tbs., steady it tit- '«lp.,ion in fair demand; Cumberland cut about Mt,< :;,, lbs., steady al 60s 'A. ahoutders, soo'H 12 toI* tba. steady al S7a M. Cheese In poor demandTallow tn poor demand, Spirits of turpentine andI., ii in nmi-rut- demand, I.url .**;.,>: in poor de¬mand; future. Nothing doing. Wheat and Hourin poor demand. Corn Bool and futures in mod*.rule demand; mix-i Western, spot, steady .itt*< :i'4,i; November steady at '.* 2-vl; Decemberm.-;i,lt at l* -vi: January sicily ul it i'ii. lljpsat Iaoni',11 l'.uittc Coast In poor demand.
I.IVK STOCK MARKCTS,N'ew.Voik, Nu\- i.-r :.. 18:13.
ii r.\i.s Itec-lpts wei 17 .-bis, or :i'i head.18 .-irs
for li-iit 1, * iln¦ ¦. ,1 d ..ns for tbs unmet. Ns-:. , ii c ;. di,* il bi sf quiet ni
(oi nil 1 ve sid ¦. and ¦'.' *'7. for I'oloiado da. Nolu cable advil .¦*. Nnlptnc-ita t >-.! tv 'oj tattle on the... .in ;, \. 1. ht'u .ti.'. atti rn, l .', .
sheep ni ihe ,'i 1. fo- various -li:|> r*; to morrow 11Ih- Ma-,;i ,,,:- iv 221 i'C" "'> M. .o! ui. ,tli 2211 cattleami I 500 quarters -f l.eel for Hebwar'a-hll I S Sultberg r.
Mll.'il COWS- - ly f lii.'l r,-',d amt in, tnl-aorth ting l ". ii it'll ni ni: ht n in ii illy tv. akil ,.. h..,.! (ur "i liner) i» good cns -.
cm.\, * i: ..let- 120 heal, .r arhtch 88-1 st .** v
si. ail! Including 40 hal dr.f. ''hiv Jim lit,.' .(tites4 ;-¦ 100 " la.in IO pi u, \ - v
,,-ri (ur fed ...'t - MS 80 for tn- r- M* - dfiSO f.r\\ ten '.li'--. ii's*..i i rei In "<'.' it' stn p.t adv. I I) i!n -? i tesl" O'd nt :iilf'--- \r-r Th: .onu¬tel dr-s-,! at 7:. ,i j),-; iu",e ("i- .ir, *-<<! greasers; and fm7, for little vim*.
llsllerheck A ll ill- 4 veal', 190 H< at, r, .¦
it..... ,!._ ,,. p. ,, |7 f .ri ,. -<A, , ;ii;," ,: > 50 |5 -:,' - '.'!," '! I f..l SO
linne & Mi ll. n i I veal UH U- 170 lt at *'
.. ;> V i. i, LS t-i.! 127 ¦. t 0*423 il" '."':*. it *:. r-d ralf '.'t it ri
J. p Nelson: 188 Wiwlerti rahel, 210 n-, at 0890;,;, I-. ¦- .:. nt SO Ifl
.iii i i' wu LAMIU4 ,:,,,i|V wer. 26 rsrs sr"viii ben! ;, inr* '.t- tke un-vc; ,lv\ - ,;,i, d reel tohut, h.r. In ;,:,!.:, i, :i .:, initals 18 cars Brewh-ul i,m i-v.M fherc >vi- ii,, li pr,,i,. i.-ul lu de¬mand or pi,., ip I -n.I lier, li.alli ">" B irkeleui .hi I'm in Wll "d iv theil I'l rSM "el''
lil ii, lu. pen. Murnea tu ms,d sheep -..ld it.' ¦"..,*.' ",'. per I.ki Fa p. icm io hes) lamb. >( SB 75ti04 75, The den-1 mai cl wa* dow at 5-J7V for .1ii u't >-d ..ti dre. ,.1 t,e i...
.sab- ii. Harrington: 8*0 V'e.tera lamb*. 7: teevar.11 et Ot 87*i i- I") si ga .ii Bi at *i .'.'.; I6>W -(.;,. -.t, lill tt al OiSOj III (tu. *4( Ih' al J
.-4 H.. "t n. at 82 ".".u un eu be k fri s-.'c len ba, gi. rh atti; l>7 d..
f_ th, a> 13 75; ih In Bl Tf> at S't; 82 -.'atc slptep a-ullanib., nu rh at 88 28; MM d», 8:1 Th. ai 02 7.; 2' Ht t*.he.1. si *1 ', enc 1.
Itun.r t Mullen: 22J WetMrn Ism).- (ll Ih. a*. 0 50;27 Western Hiocp. 07 ». at 0-1 78. 80 do. 87 m. at 82 50.
ta?'J£&S**f* 4 r° '-- !__* lamb.. «.*,._.___.18, VirBlnla do (VI ft, a. p4 ¦#, p,. K._V?."_ .» .»|02 te. ai SS; ioi nuff.io do. tn rh. .io'.¦«*' "***-_*!'J,'- ,'",,",i< "ll Indi.nu *..-,, '.', IT, »t atti-BO Indiana last"* 70 te. at Ol 75 2iftdo o;.-- ., ,V^Wftiiin * Bb n iii a i fig In-tena ah..,;,.i£ C"JIn-Jcth.-t. and 7 mrs st JerseV C.v. \. _J___" .»el aiiicl with .iles af. 80 fr-atMO 85 per 100 n_?_S,heavy lu light boga pig. H. ul,-., 'a.,.' .,.. ',r, Wj-d;.r;;V",j:'M* ''",:,:,v s -.1 "SSre^rB
hons Haliaaterh A Hetti,. gi st,tc h.*. ...
rotiii,,. HI7 th at ->.", l.t.; j ,__*, 3,,, -.," * . .-*..; 8
llun.e A- Mullen: 4 Htate pit's 00 ott _a_«hogs. HO Ih, at «<1'5. ' " *'{"; 14
OTHkr markkts R TBURnunBuffalo. Nov. 9. Cattle lieceir,t* ______ ..
IMS bend; tout for w ,... thl,"',_IM jj, .>"<"%for same time ihi v. ,._, n
"" .rM ,12-Jf" !' I;through, 1,640 hc:.|, to NlW-% im^!Hsile. 20 beni; market opened <i. n, h'll; °«*holding 18 c,,ts higher for im kinda- oiJ_? _*u*BO KO'.'! cuttle here t(,
' ,_,..*, . ; '"""' "rm;MSB1 head; t.,,.,| f.ir wl-k , ,' r'^, "' Sfor bum time ii,,, w..kK ,!?.;, ?*..*.*? t«eijthrough. 7,-Vjo bend; to N. w y rk I, ;on:,«^emla 2.100 head; marice, t^ened fair!y^{! Jjer; clOSSd easy; all sui,! V,,ria4.l an4
tn mitt; iv ,i..c... r.i_.Ml_'..Torkers, r,,o,istronger;
mr, Z4.SUU nearj; ror same time a(,t ».. k »sTfc'"_'conalnnod throus-h, 1,7.0 hana to vi V^hwid:bend: on sale, Si Kj'nnike?o^*^ Klan-I lower; closed very dull' a fe*. La- /.* ''"
sssr "j, a _.» _*»_.: Ts_Ar3_; S£_ S>?" " «-""' '""»** c«£"a1
Bast Liberty, Nov. H-xCattls ree___ ii-m- .
ket steady at unchanged r,' .-U. I'r me 'ffnj. gttgood, ti 25ft»4 75, good butrhors' .Whit *. l!S__fat. 0 80-% 25; f.ii, light :, -r 'l-.x, ;"'- r_J«*fat cows and heifer;. $j !_«-« _6; bulls _ndsta_s?s__r:; bologna cows, '.Vu*i_. fresh cows _1 IfJ___?r20.,$'..-' Hoiis-.teeelpts ll-tliti'mark*.,'* a',, v-'? ^changed prices. Prime Philadelphia, pt ...J. 3*...rkers. Mi^jti! 16; Lest mixed, in r,._* J- [-ZS."*_,,S'"% common to best mS « fi?,!"roughs, Ji SOfiJS 50. Sheep -8uddIv llX- ri, m o'lliriit; market lull at tjii-hluu-e*! UVe, eltra r .v4ff50; good. 12 75*513; fair. ft-hli 40; comm,)*. -JteAXX: yearlngs. »S» 20; spring iamb*, r? _?;.t, _?tit'riV,^' * ¦**"*'.' h'riv>- 33 thin calvettinton Stock Yards, Chicago, Nov. 9- Cuttle "_.
Sf'BjL,13'00? _v:',rk'- i.»: con-won to'.xtm'.*.., ,83 2j^88; atockera ani f.ic-r*. 12 ^.'.u*. 7-, n_r_snd bulls, il 25613 50; calve.. I24.J3 f, 'h<__!Receipts, U.0O0. Market Urn; heavy KtmtZX*.common to choice mixed, fS 7','j*i 20; choice _aaoM_rW 104*18 28; IlKht. $.'7'<-S"u; :_s. »V|5 » 8heS-Receipts, 1^000; market weak; Inferior to'choicee. cents to B80; lambs, $2 50^14(56. ce'
St, IaO'its, Nov. 9,.Cattle Receipts, 2,v» markei'firm. Ho(r*i-ncs;.c|.ts. f.'.-.u. market :,.,]<,,: Kiwicholeo, heavy. Jj !):,',;$(", lu; mixed, f, C.,sj- Uglyi, ln'iitA.,'.V,. Sheep Receipts, 300; market non.li._itrstead/. *
TRI: STATE OP TRADE.
Patlmore. Nov. 9..Flour dull, unehansre.1 Vfh»\K.-Quirt ami easy; fifo 2 red «por, '14',i*',!'-. KoVWB*ber, 64*4tr8t'r_c; December, '¦¦-.¦:¦>'.¦. May :-\,*72'-,c; steamer No j red. Cu *, .¦ ile, stock \->~>hnbush; s,,|es 126,000 leish; milling wheat by sainnl*...u.uc, c,rn-(jiil-t and easy, mixed, sp.t indNovember, _*%fc«*4c; year, IflkfiH'ic: January.I' ust n'.-.; steamer mixed, Mc ask.-I. stuck. isTjinibusn: miI.s, 12,088 bush; white corn by earapln.old, I.',-, new, I'.'ui:;,-; yellow do, old, .v.- earn4'i'n (lc. Oats.Quiet and ste-afij*; S-, I white W-auern, K_4c; No 2 mixed do, tte; recelptn LOO" bush*stock, ¦p-.i,,", I'U^h. Rye quiet; No .'. 53c; shipments.4..1-0 nish; stock, 15,250 iv*.,*. Hay iteady; natto choice timothy, fU60981560. Grain freightssteady; ste-im to Liverpool, ;;', -¦¦<!; c.,.-k for ordernSe@3s 2l. Cotton rn minni, middling, .*,1'-. i:-;ttersteady; creamery. Caner, Sc; I.. fair to choice,2nfi2fic- do. Imitation, 2.':'u.iv ladle, fancy, :2c; icooito ,-hoiee. I!*©20c; rolls, fin-. JAWTia'. do, fAir tdgood. Walt)?; store pa,-kel. 10'.17.-. ITggs, 23 .'Ic;near by, TU-. <'c.?ae firm; Rio cargoes, fair, j;No 7, l.t-'sc. <:oppi-r steady; refined, I c, otherarttck-s unchanged.Boston, Nov. 9,.Flour dull and depressed; spring
patents mostly below *'.; winter, fl >".. B73 :tra;_htwlnte- wheat. 13 50. Coin dull, bul fairly steady, No2yellow, ole; steamer yellow, 50ti5lc. Oats tpilet; No1 white, :58ft:;*)1.,.; No 2 white, ITHc. Shorts .;uletand nominal. Provisions dull, erith prices fur porgand lard ruling st-uiy. Hutu.- lower. Butterquiet; extra fresh Western creamery fairly st-alyat W"rf__28c; f.'esl rn summer creamery, 24¦.-..',<;.Cheese dull; ohio Bats, Ile Eggs In large re.ipt;small portion of strictly fr, sri In gi d ¦! nund;Michigan, 2t!c; ordinary marka es Ut firthe week.Flour, 33,510 hbls and 16,571 sacks; corn,206,961 bush; oats, i78.'X'.i busn; ahorts, S',.> tons.
Buffalo. Nov. 9..Sprinz wheat in fair demand,firm; sales, 12.0C0 bush No 1 North, rn .pot. 16c:15,898 do, c 1 f, M>_c; 10.909 No 1 hard gpot. >i7.:; ils.ilrldo, c 1 f, 60'tiC; 5,<r00 do, 65\c. closing No 1 hard .si*ot,«7Sc; .lo. c 1 f. tupi No i North¬ern. 9l%c 3|-ot, 64Tsc, c i f. winter wheatdull, weak: sales, 4 cars No 2 red, !.2'_c; 1car No I extra red, 61c; No 1 white. 96c. <\,rnopened firm, demand llriht; sui,-, l; cars Ne 2 yel¬low. 4;P_c; 2 cars No 2 corn. IV; tl cars No 3, 12cstore; closing, half cent advance asked; I cars No tyellow, 44c; 9 cars No 3, 41c track. Oats i'll-t,steady; No 2 white, ;H'v.:M'.,<.; No 3 white, :'.. :o;No 2 mixed. n*4$32c track; No 2 white store, 34c:No 3 white, :'.!<. asked. Hurley-Fair trad-; ns tWestern. SOgpBlc: No :'. extra. .'..",...><.; No :i. 4f7'u.'i.V:*,State choice, 7tr^72e; No 2. 854i«8c. Kye .juiet; Ne 2,u.",c asked store, Fl.vir o,u!et; best sprint.. ?4'«'iif4 15;winter stralfthts, Il80vtt40. Rye flour. B25ft83M.Mill feed quiet, easy, unchanged. Cana) freightsSteady; wheat, .vc; corn, 4s»c; oats. 5c; barley. 4'»c;seed, uc, to New-Tori.Chicago, Nov. 9..The leading futures rnngsi aa
follows:Wheal Xo. 2- 0[. nint. II - -.'. I.v.'t i 1j»!iu.
Xovea b r . (iI 0I'*I) ... mi,.., i:J'i -, Btevi;,, . inl**. B0*| BO cy*!Corn No. 2:
Neve-aber . 87«s >', Afh 3^**le euler.'.'¦* ¦''- -. - giJanuarj '-'-xt y> :" *>"_*
Oats Xo. !Nm cn '¦. r
l- - nie 42%
-', lui- 28<a -s'sI.MUt.T .^' :'' " -!_.Mit . AV* 9iH.*Meas Berk, sn bb!
,l,.,,i,iv . 4-11 10 Tl- 10 -*i 89 *H3ilui I. pr 100 te:
Jami,ry . BK. 852. !.«_ « -*
gbort iii)-, i-*r 100 te: ___-
january .
" IT. ¦" 'Bth > *o
.'iish quotations were u tollowt: nour auiet|pries easy. No -' Spring Wh, lt. '1 .''¦'' c'^ -^" .
soring wheat, 58*ii62c; No red, tl^c; No 2 c m,
;;:'.i.c No 2 .vis. awe; No 2 rye. Wc; No 2 ha-.-y,.-:..; No l Baxaeed. Il ld; timothy >¦ -l.J- '-¦>;
mess pork, per bbl. Ha 754»*ll*; l-"''. ll'.' ',M }¦>.."<..-': short rib sn-.- (loone), fc.vlt.'. ..>
salted shoulderB (box. ''tiKixed), J9tiJ9 2r.. W Mi -,, ;. Distillers (li 1
g.ls. per gal, tl 15 dugan Cul -.:. *v
I.u.si. .VI..; stannard A. 6.38. On the Hr t.X*
changs to-day the butter market v.. |weak; fancy creamery, J7 '.-.'..'. choice, v .
sw.t, but lacking il..vcr. 23 23VjC. hi_b'» steooi at
Cincinnati. Nov. 9-Flour Spring Mtenl I ?
$4 20; fancy. 82 20-.TI3 25; family, K ,S'il »¦
Market steady at ul"- for No 2 red. Oats mai
brlni. lett.-r prices than yesterday, a better :- -iv
prevail*; No 2 white. Il**_c: -ample white, ai No I mixed. Jlc; No mixed light. Kc, Rye Mar*ket stea.lv. at Bc for No 2: No S, tee. Rarle>.Market steady; sample spring, U'uv corn-Marketsomewhat tinner: distillers are buying: No Jmlxe-J.:'..;,.. r-i,*<'ie'l mixed. .C'-.c. yelina ear, tt.
mixed ear. n,*w. :i4c. Pork Bales ol n -^ i"'(.'.ju: clear meas. 4-is t): family pork, 618; clear fain*Uv' 620 50 Kc'tic lard steady; 10c for steem leaf,l'u'e f..r bettie dried, :. for leaf lard. 19 t
bikers' lui. Bacon stesi-ty; Bhoulders, 8"«c; :
nbs aides ¦¦'!¦¦. ahorl clear Bides 10c. Whiskey-Market r,.mains steady; gales ot dlstlllerg .i
on a basia "t 61 15 rn rt 961 '"'>'.*¦.
Mil tvauk.. Nov. 9. I > ¦c.-mbcr '.vheat OpCW 'tr'.<* sold i" 58*4 and closed at 58 ia t
was l'.c unier May, and I¦ s>- over U emb t prl *.
.-* h.iples tairly active at th- following price »
track; No l Northern. 62Vjc; No 2 -pringNo 2 bard winter. TjOc; medium grades, -
Barley .lull; cash and November, Sissc; Becemler,68e, itve in K""d demand; N.> i. Ire; v* -''¦'.
vats Act iv,* inquiry; No I v. .nt* 29 .¦"."': Ns *
do. 28ii2S1«c. Corn dull; No *i. Mc; No .. ¦
Qrass sec'!* unchangi I. Mill stuns In f.iir na*
ii'iii.'l; no chan",,' lu prl..s.Mtnn-.iiioiis. Nov. I..Wheel held Ute sdvMesee
yroterday .ml gained a traction more. OnlJ Jin tiie manion \\;-* there tv. ikness, ..t otbti .*
the prim- itas stein!;, v.i firm. Th opening '.' '. ¦.
trifle under ths cloee of :*. terday, and there ese
a sm.,Il break on account of n i- ub r..l aelllithe il.vt. Bul Inter . ubie n< it - lilinc effect 'lix- c.uiniiv advt. * ar. thal tai .
de.lvi n. * are dlmlnishlm rai -*'1"'1
to I .r a favorable effect, i». ml,-: eed HIS -. sgal I '.' ¦¦ y. v ,- ....
!> dd al the i rice of > em. May. Ih v. \ r
December al one time being v' hlgn in ;t -i-L.t. M."ti ..f iii. No, l Northern soliat WtyC. No. 2 N uin tn --1-1
C Naree -rains were in ll,ii, si '¦ ai
ceil ti. wheel were BM ai - he ¦-
vat.ns were i ot h »I '"
cham "I. Brans snd Shorts un " :
ateady. Corn Market irv; rec .*
ti *w, .'I'/oic; No. 3 yelloa I 0 NO. 8
white, :>, * No.Philadelphia, Not. I Flour Jobbers v." W
Wi ll stocked up and vi rv little >'¦ " '.
liberal snd pt1c« s tt il. Ry. rt»ur si ul- «
quiet; choice Penn-iylfunla. KW .¦ .'. lt
Hi.mi- l'i mi d t ito supi l.l ; '
|.m pounds for new, Vt h. >l i wrk . |foreign demand snd Increaa i- Ispeculative ctn le prlcca .Iciin-l 'v. No '. »
November. >i! .-.....>,-.-. IVcemb-r, tv ,.',,-. .i-t.ni.t_v.i;7\ iiv. Pi bruary, .''..'«.:.,:".*¦ ll)for No 2 Pennsylvania. Corn market open, i w< *
and prices fell off %c on November and ',-¦.-,-. nb* -r, while late futur. seIchHiwed. The markel clo* .1 (tull tali vi''- "*
unlit, but bl ls wen bel. « the vi irs v .. I rs.
l.. cal carlota dull nnd u mj » ¦'".' .''."in.,-.; No 2 mixed N' t i. "".'_IP ..',,.; Jnnuary and Pebruarj 14' I "UJMarkel for carlota quiet, tilth fi -,. **}
form ti >. lures dull and un, hu - «
white N"\ nii-'i .
". '...";
Jnnuary nnJ I'ii A ' ''\: JArm; l*ennsylvanl i '' .' '-'-, ' Retlnefnulei and unchanged Otl rr artlclea ui
St Louis, N .V :< Flcr (tull: |Mtenl I «Jin funo ¦' ...*.'T'v 'aticy, j.*',,.<-. i; ilM.-.' ,. f
1120; family, tt 8t*h«*: rye flour, 1316. Brejhigher. " here wi i mor. urgen. j ah ,wn k.j i rs
and as lush as tr.'..' waa paid for sacketl. »neni
irm, but tower; November. 57V; '' t-'inber. ¦¦..".
M--v.t'.7c rom unchsnned. OaAo tlrm: N.»vembe»j21.14,,*; December, mic; liny. tis.;. I*"',** Wtsndarimess selling $17 i.2'*.; on oroera. fu26. Lard l.ine
.team. M& Dry salt meat* -Shoulders, Tc. longs«H<1 eleur ribs. 8V; B-OTt* *t. I aeon Lot. d
shoulders. 7'»o; tongs, Ilk-, dear nba, Wept', B.iorl*lD**_c. High wines steady at tt 15-
