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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1891-11-25
WHAT FOLKS TALK ABOUT.

There is great big lot of despair in
the world, and fyou didn't know it be-
fore you know it now, and if You don't
OelleVe 1T just search your own inner
vest pocket and see ifyou don't discover
a big chunk of it hidden away there.
man was made to mourn and so was wo-
man, too, for that matter. The smiling
lace often covers dyspepsia that eats like
cancer, as the high silk hat, too, of en-
conceais head unduly and unseemlv
swollen from mixing too much peel with
The hardware the previous night.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-09-22

but though a stranger. willing hands
were soon busy helpiug her She was
conveyed to boarding house aud a
physician summoned aud today the child
is better.
Sound the trum pets and beat the drum;
the great commander is again in the field,
directing the movements of Emerson q
minstrels. The banner thrown to the
breeze ut ST.. Louis marked victory
such as was won by the great leader O.
miustrelsy in the past and was but the
beginni of new era in the career of a
manager who has accomplished marve-
lous things and has in store great pro
Jects for the future. There never was
but one Haverly, and in his peculiar line
the world acknowledged his superiority
the very king of all the minstrel mana
gers. The name of Haverly is tower
of strength 10 any organization Jack
Haverly has more friends among the peo-
pie who wish him luekl than any mana
ger who ever catered to the people. His
name is trade mark, and his popularity,
coupled with that of Billy Emerson. will
again bring fortune to the indomitable
Jack. Hurrah for Haverly!
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-09-22
PORT BYRON h P.
New Lodg" lns,ituted with Impos
Ing Cerem. nj rs-The Officers

New Lodg" lns,ituted with Impos
ing Cerem. nj es-The OHicers
c. P. Albrecht lodge S07, Knights OF
Pythiss. of Port Byron, was instituted
with imposing ceremonies last evening
Grand Chancellor Commander Scherer,
Deputy District Grand Chancellor S. R..
Wright and Supreme Representative W.
A. Schmitt, of Illinois, and Supreme Rep
resentatlve G r Melzgsr, of Iowa, psr-
ticipsted.
The new lodge has on its rolls 81 mem
bers and the following officers;
Past c. C-S. r Hopkins.
c.. CT. s Pearssll
Vice c. &C c. Coyue.
PreI. w. S. Block
NJ. A.-James Clark.
X. of R. & S.-W. s. H.ll.
M. of Frank Henley.
NJ. of Exc "A a. Weodt
1. G.-J. Fife
o, G-E 1. Adrian.
Trustees One year. F. T.ggart; two
years. w. w. Pears AL; three years, D.
A. Malarkey.
There were present the following mem
bers from ST Paul lodge 10.:
NJ Wall VIII Weisler
RWright Charl Yore
Nlu Stewart Montgomery
Darrah FIG Young
Dr Ludewg DR. Meyer
Eli Mos enfelder Won hoeckritz
ii Casteel N Morris
" Schmiit
There were also present 20 Knigl's
from Davenport. 80 from Moline and
number from Cordova.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-09-22
New clsar,ng,in Froattsr ss,.l.msut,

Often give birth to miasma, as one of the first
fruits OF an upturnng Of the soil. Malaria is a
relentless foe to the newly arrived emigrant If he
be unprepared 10 meet 1t by the use of reliable
prepar atiye and preventive. 1t, therefore, be-
hooves those seeking the far West in search Of
homes. to provide themselves with medicinal
guaranty 'airst chills and fever. bilious remit
tent and ailments of kindred origin. Hoetetter's
Stomach Bitrers has for nearly half of a century
been este med the best. From Maine to Okla
homs, from Wis toria to San Juan del sud Its &C
knowledged superiority N eets with no challenge
in Localities where it has been Hsed. Medical ties
tImon the most positive aud dirert, backs up
the general verdict no less ia res trd to its rtues
tion, rheumatism and kidney ailments. than in
CAGE OF lnalarial disease.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-09-22

NEW YORK, Sept. GA special to The
World from Milville, n. Y, says: Five
hundred boys employed at the glass works
Of Whitall, Tatun g. Co., have struck be-
cause of the employment of a number of
Hebrew boys. They became riotous and
drove all the Hebrews in the place, about
100 in number, from the town Many of
them were severely beaten and maltreated
by the strikers. The glass works have
been shut down pending settlement of
The difficulty, and 5000 men are idle.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-09-22
Mysterious Disappearance of Bonds.

NEW YORK, Sept. p w all street was
excited yesterday over the mysterious
disappearance of S33, 900 in railroad bonds
from the office of Aziel & Co, brokers at
SO Exchange place. The missing bonds
are $500 Atchisou income and numbered
1888. 15,455, LIP, 374 and $50. A liberal
reward is offered for their return or in
formation leading to their discovered.
The members of the firm declare that
they were stolen.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-09-22
Prominent Tennesseean Dead

NASHVILLE. Tenn, Sept. q The Hon.
Washington Curran Whitthorne, died at
Columbia. Tenn, his home, yesterday
afternoon. aged &C. He was elected a rep
resentative from Tennessee to the Forty
second, Forty third, Forty-fourth, Forty
fifth, Forty-sixth, and Forty-seventh con-
crosses He took seat in the United
States senate in 1856, being appointed to
fill the vacancy caused by the resignation
of Hon. II. L. Jackson
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-09-22
Italian Celebration at New York

NEW YORK, Sept. 2L-Several thousand
Italians assembled yesterday morning at
the statue of Garibaldi in Washington
square to celebrate the twenty. first ami
versary of Garibaldi's entry into Rome.
Acting Mayor Arnold reviewed the pa
rade at the city hall
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-09-22
Has Lived More than a Century

NoRwALK, O., Sept. 22.-Martin Kel-
logg, probably the Oldest man in Ohio,
celebrated his one hundred and fftieth
birthday yesterday at his home on his
farm, Bronson township, this county,
three miles southeast of this city. Mr..
Kellogg was born in Bethel, Windsor
county, in 1855. He came to Ohio in
1915 and settled on the farm where he
now lives. His general health is good,
but his hearing and eyesight are gone.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-09-22
Foul Assassination.

ST. LOUIS, Sept 22-While returning
home to Clifton Heights from this city in
company with Rank Richart, Miss Mary
May Linco: was fatally shot By an un-
known person. John Prueet, a former
sutton of Miss Lincot, was arrested. it
being claimed that he was insanely iea,-
GUS of Richart, having threatened to kill
him and the young lady if be ever saw
them together
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-09-22
To the Nh iraiPahi,c

Having secured The services of w. III.
Pattee. piano tuner IT ability and *
perience, can assure the music1l public
of prompt work 10 tuning aud rep firing.
and perfect satisfaction us to Quality OF
work and Charge.
J C WALLACE Music Desler.
116 West Second stree. Davenport. Tel
ephone 297.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-09-22
Man and Money MISSING.

CHATTANOOGA, sept. &c. W. Sharp.
bookkeeper for the Central Ice company
Is missing from he city and his employ
ers think be il defaulter to the amount
of several thousand dollars. Sharp was
under bonds of S. 900. He came here from
Philadelphia, his father being prominent
business man OF that city,
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-09-22
An Engineer Killed.

SUsoUEHANNA, Pa, Sept % A COL
lision between freight trains on the Erie
railroad occurred in the West Susuue-
a ana yard early yesterday morning. En-
gineer john Reilly, of Hornellsviile was
so badly hur, that he died of his injuries
in short time Both trains were bad y
DAMAGED
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-09-22
TOnIght-s Concert.
Pumpkins. Pumpkins, Pumskin- /.

Pumpkins large and pumpkins small
Pumpkins short and pumpkins tall
Pumpkins yellow and pumpkins green,
Pumpkins as dainty as ever were seen.
Pumpkins baked q pumpkins stewed
Pumpkins in all shapes forfood;
Pumpkins to look at and pumpkins TO eat,
Pumpkins spicy and pumpkins sweet;
Pumpkins In pie yellow as gold,
Pumpkins cooked both hot and cold,
Pdmpkins for every use under the sun,
Pumpkins in come shape for everyone:
At the First Baptist church Thursday
evening. Supper 25 cents from 5 until
730.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-09-22
Celebrated Their Golden weddioe

MARrINsvILLE. Ind, Sept 22.-Mr.
and Mrs. Peter Miller celebrated their
golden wedding here Sunday. They were
married in Cincinnati fifty years ago.
Mr.. Miller is Prussian. Both are about
20 years of age. Their eldest son fell in
the memorable Custer massacre
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-09-22
Many Horre. Crematea.

CHICAGO, Sept. 22.-Twenty-two horses
persisted in a fire last night in L. Daube q
Bros grain and feed establishment. at
eco West Lake street
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-09-22
WAITED QUITO SEA
Adventures Of a Couple on the
Brin, Deep.
THEY TELL A REMARKABLE STORY.

A Brooklyn Man Takes His Pretty Sister
in-Law in Bathing at Coney Island and
Finally Winds Up in Jacksonville, Fla.
The Man and Woman Carried Out to
Sea and Picked Up by a Passing Vessel
Result Of Little Amusement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-27
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

Liverpool, oct: 90, p; m.-Thc sales of the day
included 200 bales, American Futures closed easy
MISUNDERSTANDING. low middllng clause, october
delivery I 43G4dd4 44-G4d; october and November
delivery 4 43-G4da4 A cid November and December
delivery 4 40 64dd4 44C4d; December and January
delivery 10 64d sellers: January and February DE-
livery 4 47c4d buyers February and March delivery.
1 41'64dd4 5O64d March and April delivery. 52.G4d
sellers April and Nav delivery, 54-64dd4 5o04d
Nav and June delivery. 4 576id buyers.
(ialveston, oct 26.-Cott9r quiet mlddnng' sc Low
~ 6lS la Is gross l7717 bales. exports 10 Great
britain 1885 bales, 10 France, 5000 bales to the
continent 100 bales coast wise, 3,101 bales; sales,
4J7 bales: stock, 1929 bales.
Norfolk oct oG.-COtton dull middllng, Sc; net re
ceipts 1913 bales gross, G0o3 bales exports coast
wise .. Gs3 bales sales, 1861 bales stock, 65,425
bales. ., ,,,,,-
l3ICc; low middling, l,2c good ordinary, SIC
net and gross receipts, 1S.O0 bales exports ~ France,
6-O bales to the Continent. 4325 bales coaStwise,
3G95 bales sales 200 bales stock, l0o,so7 bales
Now Orcan, oct. @G.-CcttOn easy; middlng.
1 l,.c low middling 1886 good ordinary. 34c
net receipts 10 $50 bales gross. l447O bales exports
~ France IL 4rf bales Cdt-twise. 900 bales. saes
67jO bales; stock, 26O,9H bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-27
rnIF TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago oct 20 (SpeciaD.-In spite OF an astonish-
fng array Of bear announcements today wheat declined
les than cent The comparative SeadineSS was IN
auesonably chiefly due TO the local apprehension be
cause of concentrated long line existing here and
belonging In York. II is the general belief that
Gotham has about 100000 900 bushels long wheat for
December through four five privae-wire houses
Logan Baldwin. Farnum. Kcnnct Hopkins. and two or
crowd is made uneasy at once soon as New lork
does any new buvns. as Il did to-day. The Western
news beaTsh ever more bearSh the receipts
were the biggest on the crop. 2.410 at Minneapolis
and Duluth COB at Chicago, Az at Kansas
CITY and big everywhere else. private cable quoted
"The Corn Trade News as estimating the worlds
wheat shipments 10 Europe for The week al 10 900
Bushels only 37OOOOO bushels being from this country.
These figures Unques'ionabv contributed something TO
the decline. December sold between % Ia and
95 81 and closed A. "a % cents. DUuth report ID
the largest cash business the crop. Corn wac kept
etrOrg during the session by active covering the part
Of shorts decrease in the visible OF .022.0o0 and
a decrease I'm The local stock OF "a 900 bushels
contributed 10 the rnne~~. The fact thg: the entire
stock In store here Of all grades continues less than
300 900 bushels keep, s0ri sci p nervous. Never
theless receipts %, ncroasnc. 400 today: 40
cars estnsad for !U~slav october sold from 81 "a
TO 66 II cents November from 40 IS 10 u 3, cents.
ard closed at the top: May frC m 10 Is TO AZ "a
cents and closed the top Oats kept steady by
q continuance n The export demand The receipts.
however. are large. ~ tho close pork showed
decline from Saturday of II 1925 cents; lard and
ribs decline Of 10 cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-27
GRAIN IND PRODUCE MARKETS.

yv,r1pEs OF THE NETWORK DEALINGS.
s,atis.,cs broke the wheat market. There were IN
u.,ialy big receipts at interior points, DuuV" anu
nTrreono,,s recelvipg e4O0 cars. The local STOCKS
sNoved AN increase of 100000 bushels ana te NSo'
s,Dnlv Increased 3GO5 600 bushels. The latter was
ortiralv unexpected as the highest estimates OF 'he
;Dcraase were placed at from 100000 TO @ooooVo
bushels "Longs7 unloaded freely on the Dredh' anu
the weather conditions in the North"esV "o'e "''0
favorable Early cables were weaker 'I'us "ue
ia the depression. The start was mGher by i1" %
t on liberal foreign buying, which prompted covering
- Cow heightened shorts" December opened at
@, no and then dropped to 81 O4 GIG. MAY sold cary
~ al II SIS went up 10 II II -, ana GTTupP5 ~
ST 10 IS Late cables came t Dei EXPORT Inquiry
rue mot market wa shade lower IWe t,,hNc lo"
were taken for export and four LOADS lUr Contrary to
Oorh va" atistical position favored the longs me
visible supply decreased 102l'99o @ zoo 600 bnsh
T, were higher and the West reported IerSoqSme
o the part Of october shorts Hence IA genera TrSdmbf
Sssi 1s cents others firm The spot mar deo Ta aT
9SS IL cents higher, and twenty Loads were take" o'
expert part GR weak wax AND sG lower With more pressure
to SCI bcre and i36 900 bushels at West and three
rarSoes were reported last SATURDAY, spot was ~
cent lower, and options 3sa5s cent down. Win more
or Lard Jar ' was 854 points lower and dull.
Closing gG9SsGonss T or November 81
Decenber, 81 MIS-; January, 81 o6 39; May
81 C 10 G81e cents November "a IA;
r.ceTnher SO rs January, "a Is MAY, 81 Is.
oatsN0ctobcr. SO 3s cents November, 80 3-8; De
cernber 80 80 May, 81 "a. ,, 90. ,o...o.,
Iard-November. IS 81; December, SIS so; January
So 90 February, sc 20. .-,... 81. ,-o,, ,.on,,
baltimore Philade pha and Boston were; WheSio;
633.186 bushels corn. ,704 bushels oats. 1s9Q33
6 DssRs 'o AZ Chicago. MilwauIee and S. Louis
wheat 4o6.266 bushels corn. 159lI3 bushels s 1aus
els 941 bushels total grain, 953'68o bushels nour
OO7 O9GkagpS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-27
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool, oct. 26, 1854 D. m.-leef in fair de.
mand. Pork a'd hams in poor 'mand Bacon In
fair demand Cumberland cut, about 20 f. no pouuts
steady at 46s. "a. Chees- IN poor d.nand Tall0w
IN poor demand: spills Of tnpcniine ln poor dc
mand dull AT %. ID. ROSin ia fair demand com
mon at A.. 10 I'D. LaId-op.t ana futur., in poor
demand primo western spot stendv at BIS a. Wheat
In poor demand. Flour IL fair mHd. Curn-Spjt
in lair demand future, ID goo demand miNei West
ern. spot and Oct Der firm AT IS I'd November firm
ut Us. 31d ID ccmber frn at IS. I'D Hops al Lon
don-Facifc COast-Jherc f. nothing Ofe NJ
Receipts Of wheat for the last week from Atlantic
ports So 700 quarters from Pacific ports non from
other sources 4sc0O. Receipts OF American corn for
tie last week. 1000 quarter..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-27
sr.rs OF THE PARK PLACE SUFFERERS FUND.

r. NJ Donaldson, secretary and treasurer =" ~"
Navor,s Park Place Disaster Fund. made his hhfu
~ rece,pts and disbursements TO Mayor Grant
Yesterday It's correctness is certified by james "ao-
dell. expert accountant Of No. Wal-st, VINO save
mat he has examined the books and vouchers OF e
treasurer The receipts We're Fund coliecFu ii.
Mayors Office $22,737 45; fund OF Li'nos'aPnotS
49, a. 90 Of. total s3O131 SO. Expended
Dishursed TO sufferer S1094s 49 lodged With Knicker
boker Trust Company for the sufferers who are 10 ne
netd IN mrntblv jetaments a. per schedule, SlOl19
expenses 900 81 total, S3O,1U 36.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-27
THE STATE or Trade.

Baltimore, oct 26.-Flour steady Western super
SO jOa 80 10 do extra, - 00a ~ 40 do family 81 Goa
- winter wheat patent, 80 l5o 30 80 spring do do
- 5Oa 80 40; do straight, S5G - 30; receipts, 1885
bbls shipments, J,191 Lbls sales, 1l25 bbls Wheat
81 OF 80; December ~ O3 la 81 O3 81 January
II % Ia 81 % ~ May, II 10 asked receipts
bush; southern wheat steady; Fultl. 9sa$l O5: long
berry, $laS1 %. Corn, mixed steady; spot, O2c ;
year. 53a 50 l-4c January and February, - la
81 80 March - lie receipts. 1921 bush; stock
100 bush, sales, $4,000 bush. Southern corn,
white firm, ia 3c new yellow dull G4c Old. oats
steady No. : white Western. 81 1-2a35c: No. =
mixed do, 800 36 12c; receipts, 6,000 bush. stock
l5s,9J3 bush. Rye, better inquiry; No. =, 90 Ia
97c; receipts. 27e bush: stock, 1903 bush. Hay
steady to firm good to choice timothy, Si30 SJ4
Grain frelghts active steam to Liverpool I'd Cork for
Provisions firm unchanged. Butter easy. unchanged.
No. :. BE. sugar unchanged Copper steady re
fined IL l-2c. Whisky, II Pa ~ - firm.
Boston. oct 2G.-Markcts without material change.
Reccpis-Flour 900 bbs. G0o0 sacks; corn, $1,000
bush; oats, 10000 bush; shorts. 233 tons.
luf!alO y. y, oct. 36.-N heat-NO. | hard scarce
~ O3 bid for cargo To arrive tomorrow; 40. 1
Northern quiet and easier; cars spot sold at
al 90 81 10000 bush G. T., sold az % Bic, closing
at ~ % 81 spot, 90 1ic c. l. f.; 1000 bush No >
Northern, spot sold at 97c winter wheat dull; No 1
red. Csc No. 1 white, 9sc No. / white Or son.
low sold at o. 2 Ia G3c: 10 car, No sid AZ 81 Pr
62c 3 900 bu h No B. in store sold at 81 ac. oats
In good demand Offering light: l. No > white.
80 La 30 3-4o Soc 3 cars No. white sold at - >
bat steady: Western fancy, zoe No. do. GGc State.
fair 10 choice 66a zoe: Michigan do Gj0 G0c
Canada, sO0rjc. Rye dull and nominal. Flour
steady best spring. - 30oS5 30: winter. S5d s. 10.
RYE n,ur ~ ooa -. Mile d firm: coarse winter
SIC: corn. lie; oats &c harley. a.: nv +.
l-4c: haX eed, 50. Recp' Flour. $1,000 bbls
wheat g37 900 bush corn, 5000 bush: oats. 1000
bush: rye. $4,000 bush Shpmcnts-Hy canal
Wheat 90. 900 bush barley. I33ODO bush: rye $500
hush: ly rnl-nour. 10000 bush. VIII at 377 900
bush; corn, II 900 bush
Chicazo Oct aGThc ,uCnr futures ranged ~ follows
WHEAT. 40. .
Opening. HphesJ. Lowest Closing.
October .................. g3A o3ll Oh 90
TI.ga hop
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-27

on CIV Penn Oc'. 26.-Na'ional Transit Certificates
o, Il ,7c. highest G0Ac lowest 59lic; closed. GOsc ;
Us. Do coo ibis; clcGances 1900 bbs; shipment,
~ "a nj Is. runs, 1873 1u- bnls
3D. shlrr Penn I Conditional Transit certificates
orcnd M zoe Clo.ci at 60Ac highest, 60sc; lowest
597sc. % oc >,.to., rr.,. ...,to, ..
omen nj zoe closed at 60isc highest 60'ic; lowest
so1.r: q carinccs 900 bbs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-27
THE PETEOLETW MAGhET.

The crude oil market weak YESTERDAY. Re
ports from the rcd brought me new, Of another in
in the production Ot The McDonald district tie
output for SUNDAY being ~ 900 barrels.
At The Stock ENch3ngc Tic acS Of National Transit
certfcates Amounted 20 700 barrels al 3-s cents
At the Consolidated EXchauc. ~ 600 barrels were
taken At 80 340 90 3--o Gu il cents. Refined oil
in barrels unchanged OF g. 80 cents in bnlI at 800
cents. and in At 80, crude in barrels 800
and in bulk at q. 20 cent,
Foreign quotations wcrc Antwerp II ( francs
Bremen, Go marks LOnd On. , -20 . - hence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-27
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE-Franess prc,a led in spot Brazil growths o.
day out trading vas very SOW. 40. no qgoteuc az
las Santos pcaberry a. co. c. and f.. and $50 bags
DO, lGhc to be 81 PIP d. Mid grade, active AID hrm
and 100 bags Centia American private terms IN .,le
sIe ratiye narA,t there was moderate Gegree OF sC
crins Of short aid some little foreign buying. Cabe;
II chor, which added to the buoyanc[ and maj
lGle nan,s bitter and Hamburg gained ldl2 PIGS
6CoS.r 81 Xo,en6er SIS g Reee%be! So; JaRq;
ouo.es uar As. 40 kloJ, 500 good second 90
ii o., 800; exchange 14s re epts In Rio 1900 bags
lo sto k, 81 900 bags Rio market strong BIO SID
mcnts ty TO United sat- during week, 1lOOO
tags Rio shipments 30 Europe during week 50 0oo bigs
RIO pur bases Europe during week, $4,000 bags
neci't pr United states 3Qc and per cent
god average Santo 200 receipts at Santos 1000
lars: santos sto k. 2}i coo Tag; Santo;
Tar set Grn santo, siipaents for United
5000 bag Santos pur hass for United states 81 600
steamers OGdinG at santos for United states steamers
oldng At Furcpe 3 ceard RON Rio October
tor - steamer C1t,nia Q 900 BAGS cleared from
Santos do steamer Baura 81 900 bags Receipts Rio July
600 bags same time 1880 73s 600 bags receipts at
santos July 70 october "a 1891 OlO 900 bags same
iaes Total sale. here todly IS 80 BAGS including
Cctobar at 1l0d11 Is; November l13od11A0 Deem
6 be MAJ iiIIS135 and june lie CoHe as
follows: ia uary 1O95d1f0j: February. 1O.o5dl1 05;
March 4pr GG 70 nl5l1 y Nay lS5%
lion 25; october ii7oa1iso Noyember i. Soa
in oc!o er iso1 1aoiSG bags Baitmope
$50 bats; New-Orlelns 1Oo46 bags; total, 21S6aS
CoTTON-The spot market ruled quiet at 1-1ec decline
Sales 90 bales for consumption also last week. not be-
fore reported, 443 2es for consmption The receipt;
70 OSo a wear ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-27
STAINED.
oh Low Middling .........7

strict Odinary--.6is Middling 1910
There active business reported 10 the speculative
line, with lower Of prices. attended with cOnsd-
cradle selling for long account The cable adViees were
disappointing. Liverpool closing a shade lower. Then,
again the port receipts larger expected which
had very depressing influence. The result break
lla14 points, closing heavy about the bottom The
crop less ignored Sales. 10000 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-27
Hlrslral 1nslrn meuis.

n ASSORTMENT Of second hand grand upright ana
a square pianos OF our make in perfect condition
and fy warranted also number OF secondhand pianos
OF other prominent makers at very low prices. 90
WIN. KNABE \ CO.
149 shave, near 20th.st., NeW'fork-