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Annis j. Parker an d
William o. Parker.

1t appearing to my satisfaction that this is
a suit commenced to enforce an equitable lien
or claim against the real property of Annie J..
Parker, one of the defendants, within this Dis
trict and that said defendants are hot inhabit-
tnts ofor found within said District, it is here
by ordered that they. the said defendants. ap-
pear plead answer or demur to the Complain
ant bill on or before the 7th day of July. A D.
IS 3.And it is further ordered that copy of this
order be sent by mail to each of said defendants
at stockton, in the county OF San joaquin and
Slate of California, and that the same be pub
lshe. for six successive weeks in the PUGET
SOUND DISPATCH, a weekly newspaper, publish
ed ut Seattle aforesaid.
Done at Chambers this 2sth day of May A. D.
1878.
o. JACOBS, Judge,
G. D. EMERY, and W. NJ. YORK, Solicitors for
Plaintiffs 6w,
, 1873-06-05


In QUARANTINE.-The steamship John
L. Stevens, from San Francisco fer
Portland crossed the Columbia bar on
the 9th. with over 800 passengers, and
was quarantined near Astoria on account
of case of small pox on board. Only
one case, that of boy who is rassen-
gers in the steersge, is thus far reported.
The party of capitalists on board f.om
San Francisco and Europe, including
Major H. Z. Hammond and NJ. S. LatL-
am. who were on their way to investi
gate the affairs of Holidays railroads
left the steamer and arrived at Portland
on the tug Ben. Holiday.
, 1873-06-05

|
~ -N Defendant.
The United States Of Ame7icd send greeting
To Minnie E. K1ink Defendant
You are hereby required to appear in an ac-
tion brought against you by the above named
plaintiff, i'll the District Court of the Third Ju-
dicial Ds trict of the Territory of Washington, T.,
holding terms at the city OF Seattle in the couI-
Snohomish, and to answer the complaint filed
tn, Rein. within twenty days Exclusive of the
day OF serviceI after the service you Of this
summons if served within the said county of
King; or, if served out of that county. bus in
this District, within thirty days; otherwise
within sixfy days, or judgment by default will
be taken against you, according to the prayer
of the complaint.
The said action is brought to procure de-
cree of divorce from the bonds of matrimony
now existing between you and the said plaintiff
AID you hereby notified that if you fail to ap
pear and answer the complaint as above requir-
ed, the said plaintiff will take judgment against
You as prayed for in saio plaintiffs complain.
Witno noss The Hon. Orange Jacobs
| Judge # said Court and given I'M
| ( LIS. der my hand and the seal Of the,
saidCoGrt;this 2oth day OF May
~ 1873.
L.B. ANDREWS, Clerk,
By W. ANDREWS, Deputy.
d. P. JENKINS, Plaintiffs Attorney. 6w.
, 1873-06-05
cFlrst publication, May 29.)
Summons,

I'm the District Court of the Third judicial
n District of the Territory of Washington
holding terms at the city of Seattle. in anu for
the counties of King, k1tsap and Snohomish,
WuLIAM kLlXa,
, 1873-06-05
Correspondence.
Say ERANcsco Nav 9

Ban FRANCISCO May 81, 1873.
Dear B.-I am satisfied upon iEuui--
ing, that sixty miles in addition to the
forty, will be built by. say LIST July. 1874
The city will then be laid out, and the
lots put in the market with the expecta-
ii"n of realizing million or more freq,
their sale to SPECTATORS. That TIE
leading city of the Sound will be at this
place do not believe, for it will requ. re
mole stupidity than I think can possi-
bly, exist at Seattle, to prevent that city
from holding the lead she already has.
The road for effort is plain. Let Judge
NcFadden lend his whole effort towards
obtaining grant CT the tide lands a;
the head of the Bay to the city of Seat
tie. This done, no expenditures of
money OF exercise Of official or Railroad
influence can prevent the supremacy OF
Seattle. G. II. L.
, 1873-06-05
First publtcition, May 29.]

First publtcition. May 29l
I'm the District Court for the Third Judicial
q District of the Territory of Washington,
holding terms at Seattle in and for the counties
of King. Kitsap and Snohomish.
Herman Fischer
V.
Anni9 J. Parker and Il CduA'!.
William q Parker
, 1873-06-05

CoRRUPTIoN.-Rev. DR.. Woolsey, Pres
ident of Yale College, in late sermon
said:
But, now that twice the years of the
war had passed. there was such CORFU
tion as had never been seen in the na-
tion's history. Corruption of pubic
officials; corruption in the party which
was foremost in loyalty during the war
alliance for party ends with men of
known want o. principle; fsverish
thirst for speculation: an era Of crip!',
,w4kening of family feeling and ruri
ty-these things wers most ominous d
especially since they we're demoraii1in5
in their influence on the best of men.
, 1873-06-05

z Judicial District OF the Territory of Wash
ington. holding rms at the City IF Seattle in
ana for the Counties OF King, kitsap and Sno-
homish.
N. C. Haley. Plaintiff.
, 1873-06-05
DENTISTRY.

DR.. j. C. GRASSE, DEN
5 TIST. Office in Stone d
oU11HDBurnett's new building on
Commercial street. All work warran.
ed. oct. ~
, 1873-06-05

DIR. G.. A. WEED.
SURGEON AND PHYSICIAN
Office, Stone & Burnett's new build
ing.
Office hours from to -, a. NJ. and
from to 5, p. m.
Residence on First street, two and
one-half blocks from Mill street north.
[n7tf
, 1873-06-05

Leaving a balance Of $l.5I4 81 on
hand. of which $500 has been forward
od for hrnks E@
, 1873-06-05

Card playing is held in horror hY
many persons. Till lately, it was for
hidden in British barracks. The Sec-
retary of War has Withdrawn this pra-
hihition. on the ground that where
innocent amusement is denied, men will
seek in vicions resorts for the recreation
which the instincts of nature demand.
This example may be proftab;y studied
by every family in our country. Ainuse
your children to your hearts content at
home, and when they grow up the
haunts of vice will not begnile them
from their own happy dwellings.
, 1873-01-20
DEFECTS IN BUILDING.

10 tho Editor Of Tho Chicago Tribune:
SIN: recollcot that, Whon still quito + boy,
our household waH thrown into excitement by
discovering that place between the studding,
close by tho stove, had caught fire. As quick as
possible, the lath was torn off up by the ceiling,
and few buckets Of water thrown in. But, by
this time, tho flames had ascendod to tho story
above, md tho same performance had to be ro-
poated. Tho trouble thoro was not over yet,
however, for the fire had passed botweon tho
second atory johts and asoended tho othor side,
which necessitated tho outing Of twomora holeB,
one through tho wall above, aud ono through
tho floor, spelling the ceiling underneath.
An expenditure Of ESQ, and patched house
into tho bargain, were the result.
fow years ago,I WAS called In to repair 4
Aouso that caught fire iu similar way, bit did
not burn nearly 20 much, owing to lucky acei-
dent. The oarpouter, III laying, tho floor, had
let It run past tho atlldtling, aud enough mortar
had lodged There to stop tho flames from pasa-
Ing to tie loft aboyo,-the fire being ut ono ond
OF wopla Sas Il nos 10 vo thou to sho advantage
Of this HUT and lot CIR toors c4end to tho SHEET
Ing all around. It would nerve tl,roo PURPOSES
that would we'll repay tho slight additional cost ;
1t would prevent tho rats from passing bctwoen
tho Htudding and 1oists, mako tho houHo much
warmer by preventing drafts Of MIR, and aon(no
nro to the compartment in which 1t started for
lougor limo.
pIeooa should also 10 placed botweon tho
joiat Ut each end, mud botweon tla studling on
line NTH the plato. ~. u. HABsELL.
oA1oAao, jan. IL, 1873.
, 1873-01-20
TWENTY-FIVE HOURS BEHIND TIME.

10 The Editor af Tho Chicago 3rf5une:
81R am ono of several persons who loft
Now York On Friday morning last at half past 10
by tho Now York Central Railroad, and who have
but just arrived in this city, Oh Sunday nfter-.
noon ut o'clock, twenty-five hours behind time.
The train on which ne took pasango is called,
perhapH ironically, tho specinl faHt express.
For about four hours Of this delay thore is q
to}orablo exouso. 4 bridge just nboyo Hudson
was carried away by q freshet, which mado 1t
necessary to take us round by way Of Chatham.
We reachcd Albany about four hours lato, and
found thore that, instead OF going right on, NO
wore to wait five hour8 longer for tho timo Of
tho first mail train, which leavos New York at @
o'clock In tho evening and Albany ut lido p. m.
This train brought us through to Rochostor, md
stopped there at $3.50 the next morning, Here We
were Obliged to wait until 1:16p. when We took
tho time Of an accommodation train and came on
to. Buffalo, which no renched Mt o'clock. Hero
agaln wo waited until 8:3o for the arrival Of au-
othor train for the East, when tho Lalte Shore
managers were good enough to mako up q
special train and send us on to Chicago, at which
place We hayo just arrived.
It may not surprise you, Alr. Editor, to learn
that the majority OF these passengers regarded
this operation in the light Of swindio., We
through exprosa train. Tho railroad contracted
with us to carry us through by aucll a train.
Tho bargain We made did not contemplate tho
contingency Of being: loft over threo timos to
wait for accommodation trains: Tho delay,
which was caused by an unavoidable accident.
we do not complain Of; but when we reached
Albany ys should by tho eontsa.t havs ess, been
delayed us four hours, but that gave the rail-
road no right to keep " Waiting i've hours longer
train. To some Of us this was an i'm
portsnt matter. We had engagements which NO
were unable to moot and the delay Of whole
day added considerably to the expense Of the
Journey. Tho whole proceeding acoms to have
boon dictated By. q bcggardly economy. It these
passengers could DO got through by accommoda-
ton trains it would sayo tho e1penao Of an ex-
tra. Tho promptness OF the Lake Shore Road in
sending out special WAS oil that saved liz from
spending our Sunday in Cleveland, and from
other and greater losses and incongensencoo.
Is It not about time to inquire, In tho spirit
Of loyo, whether travellers llnyo any rights
which the railway corporations are bound to
reBpeot2 VIC.
QuIoAoo. Jan, 10, 1873,
, 1873-01-20
THE COOK COUNTY HOSPITAL.

II the Editor ef The Chicago Tribune:
SIN: Many Of tho evils in tho plan and con-
ssruction of the Cook County Hospital hayo been
brought to tho notice of tho successive County
Boards, repeatedly. Tho Medical Board OF tho
Hospital have long since pointed out tloso evils;
still they continue to cxist, III spite OF their re-
monatrances.
They have asked, and asked again, to have q
now Hospital erected, on ample grounds. III ro-
sponse, 1t is admitted that proposals. for grounds
for tho erection Of Hospital have been invited
by tho Board Of County Commissioners, which,
however, have not tho slightest chance Of being
acted on for tho Jail and Court Houao must, III
thoir opinion, DO erected first
Tho ultimate CAUSE Of this neglect to comply
with tho urgent recommendations OF eminent
medical mon III q desire for economy, praise
worthy in itself, but producing results which nro
tho royerao Of its object. For, setting aside the
claims Of humanity, tho value Of lives to tho
State il great, and they mist not DO neoalossly
1t is for the intoreat Of tho Taxpayers Of Cook
County TINT this Hospital matter should be do.
oided speedily. The question of tue erection OF
now Hospital is not one of finance, but Of vital
necessity. Tho management Of this question
depends EololY on tho good sense and capacity Of
tho Commissioners. II they be inexperienced,
and not sufficiently wel-informed to DO conscious
OF their Ignorance In suoh lnatterB they will re-
jeot tho opinion Of medical mon, and consider
then, intrusive il offered. On tho other hand,
tho hast and most experienced men Of tho Board,
knowing tho value OF such advice md assistance,
mover fall to sools and bo guided by it,
Tile board Of Commissioners should be made
to feol by tho people that thoy arc responsible
for. dlsgegarding TINT warning, or oyerrung
that advice, md should have sound reasons 10
allow for tho courao talon.
In conclusion, I will give, for tho information
Of onr leeiplatora tho words OF Hamilton: "1n
the oreotlon OF . Hospital, NIL considerations re-
latiug to location and construction must DO
made subordinate to tho restoration Of tho sick
to health. X IL is not found possible to select
situation which iB at least relatively and tol.
erably salubrouB, and to croot or procure = suit
| ablo building, it would bs far bottor that tile
sick Should romain without shelter for it il nu.
doubtol]y true that moro human life has been
| destroyed by aceu1nulating sick mon iu il-ven.
| tilated apartments than In leaving them exposed
in aoyoro aud inolement woatAer, at the sido OF
a hodge or common dyke" 4 TAXPAYER.
| Qu1oAao. Jan. 10. 1879.
, 1873-01-20

The Nev. Mr, Froshingham, Unitarian, and
Or. Falk, Jewiah Iabbl, exchanged pulplss in
Buffalo. YESTERDAY,
, 1873-01-20
avenue and Throop atroct; n petition WAS ALSO
filed for lien on Nos. CO aud 08 Liberty Btroee.

hVnnUh hn5 Thrnnt1 nEfoct a NGfIEIDN WHB h1H0
Hal for liar m Nes. ID nui 08 liberty stroet,
c.-,..,.- =, ..sa.,.r. .,,u .,,or., ~, u,.-
uri]nv. IN thc snncrfor court. On d uoto Riyon bv
Syhnr}na 4 f1joayor to Borell TAYLOR, ntad On
noto given by John NJ. Armstrong md Thomha
Armstrong To John p. Deagan.
william n. 1opar,o and Jacob Trenoh, Of No,
8oo Woet Mndjeon stroot. on Saturday rep1eyiucd
sherin bradley ior sho iarnsnso , ann ~ n;.lnga q
theff hhloon Aho o'l's"'o 'oo1A ~ eno "po'e "o@
dreas'
NJ na anu Me'an anerinr ns ~ Gonrt ta
Dommefoai 1nsnESmco non y, H. a III
~, ,,.s.~.. ..... .~.,,,oa ~, o..,,x
1ne 11lom'nB uyo'T3H iyMhat " To1or u' wi1hnr
a"ys nEa anao. y, nan nnd Ffna =, zaoinrIua ravinr
49,. 1,ard. ~ a.t,r1.v con,oonco;,
Ill ioaana1s ., a, tnrx1 " nrornr Il, tha I1ntod
, 1873-01-20

been promoted to bo Assistant General Buperiu-
tendont Of the Lake Shore Railroad, md ia suo-
oeedsd at Toledo as Division Superintendent, by
Thomas Flnhor, formerly train dispatcher Of tho
Buffalo Division.
, 1873-01-20
NEW SUITS.


Tue UNITED STATES O1nou1r Counr-AloKander
Wallace Y. The..Town Of Oregon assumpeit, ,ooo
National Bank Of Commerce Y. George Won 11ollsn.
% TnE CIRCUIT @ :" ooua4M5 Se 5eo1-Mlnard '. Bingham
nd 6Ssles W 1Se mgsaa sna
northwest corner Of Market and Van Duren atrocts
% ssS HaS sppSS as sfs,sn ,1e: B. L.
Martin: appeal. 6,6of-oohcn v Blumenthai; up.
THE SUPERIOR qounr.-41, ,oas.-Rudoph Klceman
drioE; ausamlsit sl,2oo l,oeo-ohsr1ss H1ears y
Eehoaa Fas y aaas apane end e
sumpstt, $500. II 41oo1Marve paist md nonJ. g. tob
nson ohstina Anrsw sna ~ Fredssk nSatea 1pa
md Throop street, for $73l. Il oo2aeo. y. Gardner
mechanics lien On Nos. CO and es Ihorty street. for
$d1. 41,o93Ellon H. Wilson y. Sarah Ann Bond, Mar
garot Z, Wilson, Joseph E. Wilson, hchard II ana
James Morgaa'a sabd!vte,on Of that; part Of tho
81 tho 9 soqSoass IT. qusrer a. q seesoa
49, lying north Of Tho centre q Washington street
who died intestate tho 10th November, 1872.
q eat- lanes 9; Blunt '; nohest l. Bell aas,tapst
Sss. @ q &c Of 1SsfBa nspn barSaa
Al 41,001-smtt1 Gray r. Hiram Chhrles ", nu1
$500 damages, $500. 41,Sos-J Johann Waser v. aott-
note Of 800 4, ,ooo-serell Taylor '. Charles d.
ceareE; a4anmps5 4an1 ssoo a2oooan ness
ARMSTRONG confession Of Judgment on d
noto of s467. 42,oo1-John Brown =. +. u. Gesew :;
.senmgs!t, tseo.o5. oooGJohn Brown ~ =; Kelley
dorc Goldman aud Biorria ncuonburg v.
Charles L. wehe; ansumrait: $500. 42ool-
Edward @. Cleayer Worden 2. Hahn eovcnsnt, $500
42o05--h1argarotta J. sumnock '. William F. Sum
mock divorce tho graund Of adultery tho parties
Of 10. 42008-rhi.ip Hen1loh Schmidt Nicotine III.
Schmidt; divorce on the ground Of adultery; the
parties wore married In August last and tho woman ia
already living in houso Of evil reputo 42o07-Eu 8.
Prescott Y. Emery E. chl1s David II. Hill Riverside
Benjamin +. Gallup, Francis D. Peabody, and lIy.
arcencbnurn bill to foreoloeo MORTGAGE: 4, oo3-
su1ldcrs =. Hartman appeal. 42,ooo-L. NJ Hall Y.
42,0l9-KesBia Hall v. sau,o aBsutnpst &, 900.
, 1873-01-20

injury to, the Whole community.
In the event Of destructive fires, insurance
stands between many small merchants and iu-
solvency:. Its sound maintenance, therefore, Is
the true interest Of nil.
Chicago for many years previous to tho great
fro was regarded NJ . most unfayornble point
for underwriting. Fires woro numerous and do
etructive, and, wonderful to say, rates OF preml-
ard With tho exception Of short periods dur
ing which "boardratos' proyailod brick rercau-
tile riska wero freely written at 10 to 60 conts
per 800 por annunl, and brick dwellings at 60
tots oonts per 800 for torns Of five yoars
buildings Of all linda, wore even lower in pro-
Nearly 90 por cent Of tlo buildings
N the city Woro wooden, aud those wero now
trous tlres wore frequent. Tho water supply
WAS notoriously insufficient, many Of the street
mains entirely too annall, and, prior to tho year
1903, grave imposltons were praotlcod upon tho
city In tho purchase Of fire hose and apparatus.
;,, 1he ,1epoatMsa 3D. nwaiqss the m9st notable Ct
md thc destruction Of thu Dra1so Block III 1870,
we're d!Hrogardol wholly by tho public, and to
aomo extent by the local underwriters. Az an
instance OF tho security fclt by tho latter, at q
banquet, IN tue fremont Aouao soyoral yoara
md a number OF olAoera Of Eastern
companies wero present. gontlclnan
known a8 ono Of our Oldest and
most sagaclou1 business man, then President Of
local company, undertook 10 direct attention
ity, tho waste OF wator during tho Su1n1nor
months, etc., and ,propheoled 4 sweeping cor
flagration unlesa Immediate ateps wore takon,
Tho vaitorB had been over to SEQ tho groat tun-
nel, had looked out upon tho broad shining eur-
fA0a a& Lake Michigan. bla retrieved ths o.
, 1873-01-20

CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC RAILROAD
Depot, Q Hasraon and Shtrnlans Ticket ofce,
% Rest Mafison-st.
, 1873-01-20

for new trnls and appeals are moroiy intended
to gnin time7 Here Is another Instance Of delay
duo. In March, 1879, Joseph oahin obtained i
Judgment against Jamos Murphy for a3l6.10.
md tho defendant appealed to the Supreme
Court, the defendant and Thomas 0Neil giving
bond for 9500. The Upper Court confirmed the
having beon ablo to collect tho money, now
commonoea all oyer again, Ly inssituting new
suit In assunpsit for debt s50o.
Tho widow Of Richard II. Wine!ow on satur-
day petitioned tho Guprom1 Court for partition
Of tho estate left by tho deceased, conalsting Of
Subdivision OF that part Of tho oast 83 81-1OO
acroB Of tho southeast quarter Of Section IL,
Township 90, 10, which lios north Of the centre
Of Washington Btroot
Smith d. Gary, on Saturday, commenced d suit
against tho elevator firm of Hiram, Clias. W,
aud George II. Whoolorr, for the recovery Of
on thoir behalf by their agents, tho Northwest
orn Railway Company, to the defendants for safo
storage, on tho 22u August last, consigned to
s. II. McCroa d Co., which have not beon dolly
cred to tho plaintiffs' order.
On the goth December, 1871, II. i. Boil, Of 80
TO ]. G. Blunt, during the sailing season Of 1874
ut wharf to bo (aud which wah) afterwards
lesignntcd, two thousand cords Of sawed.and
beocl wood, at s07G, delivered On said dock.
Blunt now hringH suit for tho non.performanco
OF this contract III regards $50 cords aud placea
his danlaaos ut $4,000.
Mr.. James Montgomery states that his total
Claim aEnfnst the Great Western Insurance Com
many IL 97, ,505, Of which SIC 500 is for commits
aiola at 2 por cent for l'laoing stock, and the
balance for other itoms, very different state Of
afTnirH to that reported In this column Oh Sat-
urslay. Our information was received from
official SOURCES. and tho error was not ours.
Faiot n,,d RohInHnn ou Hnt1r1nv f,e1 a ratf.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-28


Gold opened at l:7i. 0is, against :i3': a. New
Yo,k. and after moderate business, closed at
the opening rates against H.. IL 'hal MAJ rno
The lies summed up $50 o9) embracing . Nv.
At ll1s, - 50a tsl56o and Ai2Jonl at II. i, ant
aIi OH0 at ,a,all7za flsFH at III S!3 rr' At
If7,HllB and Sl2 100 5000 AID S7ooo) a. lI8
No sales Of silver were reported. We continue
20 Grote American half dollars al clio. aiif
Mexican dollars at II: v cent pielniani. sod ioE
new and y, for Old. -.
the movement in sterling exehaage was lin
ted and the market closed at az impIogeme:;. 20 o.
comprising El5Do bill of laiins at i27; sl2e9 Al
c ear at l21 i. f30O0 bill of hiding at l2,4 r.
800 at i277.; 5000 Al Gear al r.. slo'g 90
a, l211, I l2DO and 5000 do for remittance at ~
SO coo private bankers, and bank az =: .oo 10
for REMIT ance at l28', and $500 do a; ipt go!i.
The only sale reported in francs was ioH'' bank
tor remittance, at 1 As.
Nothing was reported in Germa marks.
Al the close sterling bills were quoted at u, 81
i21's for bill OF ,ading ard Al clear. and !z'.
for bank franc. and German marks were entirely
nominal
The offerings of domestic exchange we're limited
and rates without qGotabe variation: Lile
sales covered $3.50 GEO, embracing lot 90 ard S2o
G'0 commercial sight on New foTk az :. t, cen,
premium; bl5 900 and $500 oGo commercial and
A55 0ol private bankers at 9-32, 639,'o' DaAk al
5 6 and 5 10 900 on Boston az L
The hanks checked on New York az . Y cent
premium, and private sight was quoted al , 0'-o.
No sale of stocks were reported.
The sales of bonds included $4,000 City gold bea--
ing seven per cents az o. and ap 1000 d do
City gold bearing seven per cents were quoted
at the close at go. -
No sales of Metropolitan police warrants were
reported; they quoted az 81 Gs2.
CITY appropriation certificates were quoted al
the reduced rates OF t20o@. NO sales weie re-
The only sale of Graham State warrants re.
porr I'D 5 1909 at i6t.. They were stil! quoted
The sales of Clinton State warrants included
S5oto at 55 $4,000 at 55', AID 5000 and SS0)j at
So They were quoted at 5bG-.
LeSislat;ye ye warrants continued entirely nom nal
We are no. aware OF any Offering
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-28
MARKETS..
Domestic 1Inrkets.

NEW YORK May d, Evening Cotton closed
weak; mddling npiands l9tci Orleans i.,ic
Exports today s3s last evening 40 Sales of IT,
lures $500 bales follows: May l8 : l6c; June
y 10 July 1855 August sc; September !, e,lo
to fair extra St 55d8 So good 70 choice So = a
IL so Whisky lower at 94c. Wheat unchanged
Corn scarce and shade h.mer yellow Western o.
Go6c. Rice appears steady. Pork quiet and firm
er at 4lt t5dl.. LAID quiet and steady. Naval
stores steady. Rosin timer. Tailow steady
Governments closed duh and steady. Skies Of
1881 l22ss tve-twentles of l552 lts; OF 1864 lt's
of 1865 ll8.; new lle Q: 1871 Pa of 1893 2c-.
fves, llo: tenioIties ilt's. Virginia skies
45; new so; idated. Sal; deferred II. Louis
lana skies, i8; new,i irvee sixes, 40 eights, 50.
Alabama eights, 80; tves, IS. Georgia skies. -;
sevens 90. North Carolina skies. 25 new, II; spe
Cal tax, IS. South Carolina skies, p; new, Is i;
April and October 20.
!asses quiet and unchanged New Orleans 81 o8c.
ClSCiNNArl. Nav 21.-COtton steady; mdding
iss,c. s.our dnl at 81 65ds. Wheat quiet; No
red winter 58dI TO. Corn quiet at is soc. Oats
r,uiet at 81 iSc Provisions steady. Pork firm at
$.odl7. Lard firm; offerings light; steam held at
slc kettle Sc. Bulk meats opened strong and
closed steady; shoulders 6's rose, rib IS. q
axe clear sides 3 dsc Bacon steady shoulders
:sc clear rib 9ac, clear eltc Whisky steady; sOc.
Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat dull and lower;
No. red winter + 65 q 6s. Corn in fair demand.
market firm; No. mixed 36d3',.c on track; $40
sec in elevator. Oats steady, demand moderate:
No. 32032lsc on track 33c in elevator. Pork
held firmly at S Il 25di7 50. Bulk meats dull and
nominal Bacon tirmer, siOu ders 7l,c clear rib
aac; clear 81. d91,c C. Lard quiet and unchaug ged.
whisky steady, demand moderate al 6sc.
Foreign Markets.
PARTS, MAY %, Evening-Rentes 56t!;e.
LoNpoN, May 21.-Tuypentine SIS
LIyERPooL, May %, Evening ci,sed
quiet and steady; sales today l2,@o bales OF
which 2OOO were for export aud speculation;
uplands ed Orleans sh a9ad Cotton from Sayaa-
nah and Charleston, July aud Angus: delivery,
I3 l6d,