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New-York tribune., 1891-05-22
ANALYzIYG THE NEW PARTY.
FEW OF ITS DELEGATES CAME FROM THE
EASTERN OR SOUTHERN STATES

FEW OF ITS DELEGATES CAME tkOM IHb
EASTERN OR SOUTHERN STATES.
Cincinnati, May oI.-The National Union Confer
nce transacted so much Of Its vtaly important bust
moss late in the closing day Of its session. and did 1t
under the stress and impulse of such wildly jubilan
excitement that there very little opportunity given
for an expression Of opinion upon the principles
adopted. An analysis OF the report Of the Committee
on Credentials shows that Kansas furnished nea1y
third of the whole number Of delegates while she
with her neighbors in the West, Missouri and NepSsA'
led the list of States except the States OF ONO ana
Indiana. whose locality made it easy to secure "e
attendance Of many delegates. The five States hsheo
furnished 1o49 OF the 1,417 delegates in the Con-
ference. The noted facts shown by the Credentials
Committees report are that New-Ehgland ana uie
south had light representation IN point oil hunoeis
Vermont and New ewHampshire In New'Engahu' anu
New Jersey in the East, and MISSISSIPPI ana "e0is"
IN the South do not appear at all on 'he
list All the ew-England and Eastern states com
bined including New-York and Pennsylvania, had ong
eight delegates, and the South only thirty-sx
The small representation from the south was not
surprise because Of the fact that although tue Ain
ance is strong in those States the open poncy mas
been 10 obtain local results without antagonihng
in National matters the dominant party, tile general
understanding being that the Southern Alliance men
were hound to support the Democratic nominee for
the Presidency in 1892.
Bright and early to-day the new National Executive
Committee got together for its first meeting Robert
scrilling, OF Milwaukee, was chosen secretary, anu
M c. Rankin, OF Terre Haute, Ind. treasurer Inc
members then busted themselves in filing out the
vacancies that had left in the National Committee
as result OF the rush that had preceded the adjourn
ment OF tho convention. The National Executive Com
mittee consists OF secretary, treasurer, George +.
Wsslfburn, OF Massachusetts,; G. F. Gather, OF Ala
bama: Ignatins Donnelly of Minnesota and J. ii.
Davis, OF Texas
The farmers representing Kentucky in the conven-
ton made their way across the Ohio last evening
and set the movement a-soing in this Commonwealth
The following State ticket chosen by them For
Governor Pollock Barbour; of Jefferson County Lieu.
tenant Governor DR.. :. F. smith, Franklin County
Attorney General Judge Z. L. D. Gufy. Butler County
Auditor W. G. Fukerson, Ohio County 1TeaSumr,
l. c. Salty, Trigg County; Superintendent Of Public
Instruction, W. W Morris. Ballard County Register
of the Land Office. T. B. HeIeld. Butler County
Clerk Of the Court OF Appeals, John c. Blair Nicolss
County. A State Central Committee was organized,
consisting Of l. A. Russell, John S. Lamb j. 7.
Wheeler, John c. Switzerland. W. r. Marsh, H. d.
Blankenbeckcr and G. X. Daniels.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-22
r,ur srocK MARK KErs-nY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago MAY 21.-"The Evening Journal reports Cat.
tleORecepts 300 head shipments GOO head marKsI
dnu steady 10 lower beef seeTS 81 25d 80 20 IeNans 70
~ o5 stockers s3a4i 40 81 75as3 60; Hogs.
Rcceints 20 600 head shipments 10000 head market
wea 10 to 15c lower; mixed and packers s. 35aSi 90
,rnG heavv and butchers weights. ~ coast 90; light
"a 70ast 60 shcep-Receipts. 5000 head :: shipments
600 head market lower prime n2tivr 70 Ioaf2 .o ~
mixed sheep and vearlings 80 2od$0 o. "este % oV
IS Is: Texans. s3 j0dS4 30. 800 IT,
St. Louis May 21-Cattle-Receipts 1900 head ship
onts 700 head market good tO fancy native steers
s5as5 90 fair to good DO slds5 Texans and indians a
head market steady; fair choice heavy - 30G-4 %
mixed grades siasi so; light 70 fair best ~ 39GSt 2O
lower good 10 choice, SO 70d35 10
New-York tribune., 1891-05-22
THE MAR ETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

"a, No standard There were sales Of l6Oe bags Ne
renored ~ ~ lac c. and Mid goods are les oS
IN 1fst hands though quotably changed S.s, list
bags Central American private term, Ihf eIo.ns
Steady however on limited oGerins' Total saes, i-,s &
@r abroad though London prices were unchangeu
so cd . franc lower and Hamburg fpg o"e1 on niIo
Nominal good 90 kios 800 exehSHge RF
10 Tinted states NIL Rio clearances % Europe MI
Rio stock $4,000 bags lilo market u inSst'e Sda Santos
SsrSet firm good average santos 10 aoo @ Ney 9 SGk
JHly 1f5odl755; Augu.t II 7o5al! TO- Sep'eeshpYssH
i0 j5a16.50; october. 15Soal5so; November i'i'~
i5p5: December, IL 95d15.05. , .~hua,od
COTTON-The spot market ruled steady and exhpe .
ra,her more animation sales reaching 424 bales
receipts at ports today 1852 bale: as agan'; 9g 2es
Ta,i ,aceints AT ports from September TO May 20.
GS5 no bales against {, ,69S 212 bales last year "a.
ouotaton are American Standard Oh classines
New-York tribune., 1891-05-22
TIE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The crude oil markets yesterday barely moved. In
spite Of the excellent performance OF the wells In the
new McCurdy pool in the southwestern part Of Pennsy
yana. The intense dulness suggested tie idea that
selling was restrained from fear that pressure would
meet with Little resistlnce Az The Stock Exchange
there sans of 1000 barrels at 6St cents while at
Consolidated Board O0U barrels fetched 6Ses cents
Refined oil was unchanged On the basis Of 20 for
barrels and sos cents per gallon fC cases. Foreign
quotations l64 francs Antwerp, oi0 marks at
Bremen and So pence at London
New-York tribune., 1891-05-22
CONDUCTORS ON IN EXCURSION.

st. Louis, May 21.-The Convention of the Order Of
Railway Conductors finished its business last night
and adjourned TO meet In Toledo next year. At o
O'Clock this morning special train. composed of ten
Pullman cars and one baggage car, pulled out Of the
Union Depot with 76O conductors and their wives.
They will be guests of the Missouri Pacific Railway on
an excursion 70 Kansas City, thence to Texas, return
ing here from New-Oreans They viii be gone ten
AaV
New-York tribune., 1891-05-22
ssADUlrIyG EXERCISES AT HAMPTON

Fort Monroe. Va, May 21.-The twenty-thrd ami
versary exercises of the Hampton Normal school
held to-day. Many distinguished educators were
present Twenty-seven negroes and eight Indians
graduated Addresses made by DR.. McAllister OF
Phade pha Assistant Secretary Williams of the Agr-
cultural Department; and Consul Durham, Of San
nntpip
New-York tribune., 1891-05-22
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool, May 21 S:45 m.-Besf and pork in poor
sfmand Hams In poor demand short cut about IL o. S
n steady at AIS Bacon In poor demand. shoulders
About II is n dull st 25s Cd Cheese1he demand IS
improying Tallov-TheFe Is demand prime city dull
af 2os ID Turpentne aad rosn in poor demand. Lard
Spot and futures demand prime Western, spO;
and May Dull 32s Sd June and July dun at S2s I'd
Wheat and flour IN poor demand Corn-spot in poor de-
rane futures In fair demand mixed Western, spot firm
81 5s 4isd May nrm IS 4d june steady a. 5s 4hd
July 6rfn at IS Sad. Hops at London-Pacihc Coast
IkHre is nothing ofering
New-York tribune., 1891-05-22
OIL MARhETs.

OIL City May 21-Natonal Transit certificates opened
GSAc henest 6sa-e lowest. 0S4c; closed OSsc. Sales.
1900 bhs elsaianees $500 bbs srters 1881 bblsi
Plttsburg, May 21.--PetrOleum- Nothing doing. Ma
tOna Transit cercates GIeLed a. 672c closed at 6a.c
highest; G7i2c lowest, O1S4c.
bradford, May 2i.-Nnuonal Transit certificates opened
0S1,c closed at G0se highest C0i,c lowest, GSse;
eearanccs 0G 600 bbls.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-22
posrpoy1SG THE AxDovER DECISION.

Boston, May 21.-The fnl bench OF the supreme
Court which has been>in consultation this week has
separated. Among the cases left undecided is the
famous Andover heresy case, which, II Is unauthori-
tatively stated, will not be decided until fall
New-York tribune., 1891-05-22
4 MINISTER CONVICTED OF ARSON.

Newburyport, Mass. May 21.-The Rev. George A.
Andrews, Of Essex. trial in the Superior Court
here, charged with setting his store fire TO obtain
the insurance. was to-day found guilty.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-22
Et-DopEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS

London, May p. I = mvCGnso,s. 9J'e FOR money and
a5l2 for the account NtwYOrk Penn-ylynna aud Ohio
arst mortgage bonds 32ss Canadian Pacific TO- Erie,
.Ota Mexican ordBarI 70 ST. Paul common, G4z New
YORK Central, 1o3isi Pennyyania 61). Reading 16as
Mexican Contul new Der cent honds, "a.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-22
Gfruretgus.

&fIUr9luU9.
70
A n AMERICAN LADY. converSant with the
~ principal languages OF Europe where she has rssidea
many years, viii cOpduet snail party 0 ladies on "a
eighty ds 20 Europe toward the end Of June; nfs|
class references given and required Address for parueu'
lars EU ROPEAN TRAVELLER, Tribune Onice
CpEClAL GRAND EXCURSION TO
- WASHINGTON AND MOI NJ VERNON, -.
Baltimore and ohio Railroad Special train under the
personal supervision OF Thos II. Hendrek-on The wen,
known agent Monday, May 25 Fare entire UP
3 days including nrtclass hotel board add all espens
only Si2 so. Itinerary OF trip and tickets a. D. X ".
Offices. il5 and 1t0 broadway, NewYork and OF Iho~S
II. Hendrickson PIT Atlantic ave-. Brooklyn. n. Il
New-York tribune., 1891-05-22
TT 5 ASSAY OFFCF, New-York City,

u. Superlntendents Onice, Nav g. 1s91.-Seaed pro-
posas viii BE- received the undersigned until u o'clock
m June g. 1891 for furnishing such supplies as may he he
months ending 80 1892 embracing acids barrels,
coal charcoal copper plates etc. crucbies etc. nuNs,
iron pine and castings lead pipe lead rubber PoOds
and other necessary supplies Schedules ard blank forms
O proposals. with information quantities or sncn
articles that will probably be required Will be furnished
on application. Proposals will be considered separately
on each article and upon comparison OF the prices and
samples furnished win be accepted to the whole or
Tart as may be deemed for the interest Of the Govern
inent the right TO reject all proposals being
served Requlsitions will be made the parties whose
bds NAV accepted and the articles must h. furnished
as required without delay Proposals. 70 receive consd.
sureties and by samples such description
the articles Will clearly designate their quality Pro
nosals should be addressed the undersigned and
closed with n copy OF this Advertisement In sealed
velope ndOrsed Proposals for Supplies" The bids viii
be opened and registered at the hour named in
Of bidders and officers OF the Assay once. ANDW.
MASON, Superintendent
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0cnnlrp Doar0

BEAUTIFUL. nrst-class summer home for refined party
n OF adults large private mansion high. healthy water
ens bath splendid views 10 OF lawn walks, shade
tsnnis vegetable garden station hour 70 city |;
stabllng. Address |. b., 3l2 Broadway, " Y
New-York tribune., 1891-05-22
Proposals.

ROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING CEMENT
i FOR THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. OFFICE
OF THE COMMISSIONERS, WASHINGTON, ID. c.,
NAY ls lS9-Scsled Proposals win be received at this
oi;ice until II o'clock M. Monday, June s, 1891,
furnishing cement for the public works OF the District Of
Columbia. during the fiscal year 1892 Blank forms OF
proposals and specifications be obtained AZ us Office
upon application therefor. together with all Necessary
information and only bids upon these forms will b.
sdered The right Is reserved TO reject end all bids
or uarts OF bids. j. w. DOUGLASS, j. w. ROSS II. NJ.
ROBERT Commissioners ID. c.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the
- office OF Superintendent Of Repairs, Room No 10i
u S. c. II. s. p. o., New York; n y ana opened at
m Of the day Of June 1891 for furnishing all labor
and materials required TO complete accordance with
mans aud specification the repayng OF sidewalks ETC. new
Pavement and bucsne Tagging In basement and for
drainage I'm cellar OF the U. s. Custom House that city
bidders must number Of working days within
which they will complete the work under penalty Of for
cess 81 the number stated The specifications under
three heads and separate proposals will be required for each
class of Certified checks drawn 10 the order OF the
Treasurer OF United States must be deposited with
each hid I'm the forth the first page Of the
specification The right N reject any or al bids Is re-
served specification and drawings can be seen, copies
NAV be- had and any information obtained by applying at
this onlce. JOHN w. MARSHALL, Superintendent OF
Roma
New-York tribune., 1891-05-22


arsts' i2alSc Eggs, 15RdlOc.
and .ss@g NJ Ma? red i or h Ta'f' fHs
mixed oSts s barely Gy "fy Sa 81 ST. 81 mAi 1d Pa IL
isYr demand steady 50 iSa Bqlkmcats quiet short
mi WSsy ES ,5dy dSH sses SSs ,foc S3,
81 IG a6e BSr Snar VeS saSy ESgs strong 15ai6c
Cheese in good demand
No. pSs On %fy track c51 81
So oFsp 81 Corn SE, lO%sr ,SS SG &c. on baSisy afE
easier sss oas, So sa'Sf a oS no. 74c "f easier
SS Sy 90 F9E'o9 RG' sS g.
SqhsS Grs6 % 556 6asS 6SGC barley u ooo bush
Phrdsgn MAY 6S .aBsSed and dds sRs
prices are s:cady held Rya nOgr steady but qget& & ?,
weather abroad as well as in the Northwest Influenced
Sout Oog4S oS dSe al Of aG Gyf
milling odes N s5 SG Ma1 at d 0fs5 % 49, Gu Ge 81 ia
Il is; July 81 Ssasi os'. August ii 6la$i O5 Corn
SG5e to % fif5 ht 'SSIe ea n and
e sell Futures & were WEAK ana srt! dSf9So om obSr g6
centres but there little disposition TO trade, and
RsSSs RssSs os se!e xo r??z nd% %GHn Msg a4
July AggSs eSa9$ic Pyi, sScS5 osMaEkSt aIe WA WA
little demand from any source No Thle' 2S3G2oc S3
June 5Sd5S S5s X%s";s 1saGs,v 42Sta EqsF Butter
teaok ana Y a hFots c sGaar
Eened armes Gowdeei 4S s oSSr aSc articles
oo Reespdog5 od loo & b6 8IoS 300 'p pa6
Shipments-Wheat LOO bush; corn, 1900 BUSH oats
II 700 bush.
ST. Louis May 21.-Flour strong but quiet. Wheat
moderate and while the market nervous, the huctua
ons were within a and firm until the noon
call when the eased off but later became excited
and values advanced rapidly closing firm at the highest
points OF the day. No red cash, 81 O2'idFl O32
MAY 81 03ia bid July j2d91Ac, closing &c; August
93 d95ic. closing 95ssc bid December 90i2dl2c clos
ing 9sc bid COrn-The market quiet and the OPEN
ing 2c Yesterdays close continuing about
steady fluctuations being within narrow range until
noon when prices easd OF but recovered some IN SYM
nathv with wheat closed 7sc below Yesterdays latest
hGures , cash. j62d57ci May 5bl2d3O'ic closing
552c July, 534d5f2c closing 537sc bid oats quet ana
easy at the start but finished strong No cash. 4ssc
Iiay dull and unchanged Bran dull sacked &C MILL 1oc
this side 7Od76ac. F1axseed firm in demand western
sI 1oie Northwestern 1S. Lead, salabe at 81 But
ter lower: creamery 14dl0c; dairy 10Gl3c. Eggs rm
higher l3i2dl3sc. Bagging, 5i2d7c Iron cotton ties
81 35dsl 40 Commeal quiet $3aS3 o.; Whiskey
steady 81 16. Provsions-The market dun and weak
and continued that way the close Pork standard mes.
Tbs Tha 49, % 5 snort Snort sp Clear 80 s shoulders
IS i2ia longs So l2I rib. SO 55as6 90; short clear
SO 7OdS6 IS. Hams, 10dl2c Receipts-Flour, 1000
bbs wheat $1,000 bush corn. "a, 900 bush oats 81 O0
hush: rye 900 bush. Shipments-Flour, 10000 bbls ;
wheat Al 900 bush; 900 bush oats, 1900 bush
rye 1000 bush
s7sc; December 81 Oii. Corn steady cash and May
steady: cash 81 %. Recepts-Flour 149 bbs; wheat
0a75 bush corn. 1883 bush oots, 547 bush. Ship
mens-Flour 1925 bush wheat, 200 bush corn, 66lO7
bush; oats 1,152 bush.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-22

changed gsg oss Ehss os. g e' NS corn sp55aRs 5ae
No oats 4sc No. z rye, soc No. . barley, nominal.
No laxseed 81 II prime timothy seed 81 29a$l S0'
Shor. rbs sides Oose 90 9Oasj 35 dry alted SHOULDERS
boxed, IS 1oGs5 20 short clear sides eoxedl ~ 21S
No. white oats 50aa5lc No 3 white 5dd564c; No 3.
: q b. barley 6eG75o No 4, o b, 72c.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-22
DORgNCOURT,

0'"oT $50 FEET ABovE THE sEA.
VIII open about June new and ,ompesns, , mansys oy
and OF mountain resorts For particulars apply ss
above or Room a, 173 5thave., New-York, HhoADEA
& CO.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-22
AsBURY PARK. n. J.
COLEMAN AOUSE.

Directly on the Beach The I,adIlR Hyls.. WN
open Sa:ufday June "a For rates diagrams and nforns
ton address ALFRED s. AMER, Ho:el Imperial Broad,
way and 32d.st, New.York (unt May Sl or Coiemn
House Ashury Park n. ].
New-York tribune., 1891-05-22

G% "a N4 = OE& d No Asy
OCEAN HOUSE,
OPENS JUNE 25, 1891.
For illustrated pamphlet Newport and its Ad
vantaaes as a Summer Resort" address J. G. WEAVER,
Proprietor, Newport, r. l., or J. G.. WEAVER, Jr',
Manager, Everett House, Union square, N Y City
PROSPECT HOUSE & COTTAGES
BAY SHORE, l.. l. OPEN JUNE g.
On sS @ sSesh Is By G F Isad Side r.
rt hTar u Sbt t and Bells in each room music etc Fish
ing boating and driving unsr2ssed Hotel M staSe meets
ceadon 81 Hce Washington T and Johnson ss BrCoEn
SOUTH HlMGHAM SANITARlUM.
Elegant location; miles the sea, AZ minutes &
from Roson high grounds which include acres @ rs %h
Beautiful scenery and wood in the INN Immediate Vicinity @
sP'fS St fSrm ''O dSsoe GSs so1t @ fo persons
Baths. Hydrcpathy Electricity, Massage Mech"n-
DR. j. B. DE BEER.
Boston Office, G2 Boyls,on-st Established since 1s12
CAYUGA LAKE HOUSE.
the Rsna ssae els:;S s 'aSls
where until after you send for circHlqE 70 vrrr
Until June /. 577 y. Goth St. Phladelphla. hla.--.
ORIENT POINT HOTEL,
ORIENT. L. l.
Boating. bathing sailing fishing, driving music opens
for season June %. For terms address
F. MILTON WEIGH. 40 Nasssu-st. New.York:
THOUSAND ISLANDS.
CENTRAL PARK HOTEL p o. ALEXANDRIA
BAY, y. Y.
In the midst OF the scenery and best fishing
Gr6unds ~ the St Lawrence River New hotel @ pure
and malaria Rates g to - per day; $40 to sl7
Week. '0"D ''' Oe'''Di5 E. T. 'sPXSGENBERG. Mgr.
THE FREMONT, SEA GIRT, ". ,.
will open June g. for season OF Dl House greatly I'm In;
Barber 9op and & sggaph . ose 3 RGgie e @ EeF
spraces sS esa THssdays and Frdys acr O'Clock
ArhaHffd noTh6 I4fS' nffSsIs, i, }.
Facing the seq. Open an the year; Hot sea water
baths Ne" and improved ''Isi JOSEPH H. BoRfoS
A GENTLEMAN and WIFE, taking very desirable Fur
nhed co3gs at Asbgy f'r & ,IS SOsaRins ~ mi. g GSs S
their and share expenses which Will not exceed s45o each
'0' . l"'D'i'' N14l''' L. s. Box 81 Tribune once
HUE AfftHffEf26 fRffctHFiEf6 STRINGS Ny
At tSe Ne Fax EAEE AasGSe %sHf Ho'S sda T. ''Sa City
& UMMEK HoM in the mountains healthy M i, and oea1 s
rooms and abe dairy supplies hOm the famous Jerseys
sness e'a t. F%kEE ReHS &eSd i'H D cav REFER
- OGTHAMFION, Long Islsnd.-<rby House; now
open Fof Sr sa lsSGaaa address BOX @ S soaa%p
Ton, L. L, y. Y.
THE E-sICk HOTEL. For descriptive pamphlet Of the
i noathiest Mountain Resort IN America address
il. NJ EssIcK. Prop, Picture Rocks, Penn.
TUE GEEXTAL AThASTIc FyrT1,i,Ss CITY new All
modern Improvements -
vINhE 'CARLE1ON,"
i Spring Lake Beach, n. j.
open June Special rates for June and september
L. S. HINKsON. Prop.
V'nE HOLLYWOOD HOTELS.
Il Long Branch. y. j..
viii open guests June i.
LEON COTTENTlN, Manager.
Address FRED HOEY, Long Branch. N. J.
THE HYGEIA,
i ATLANTIC CITY y. j..
Corner Paeinc and New-fork ayes;
Ksw sgement. Open for the year.
JOHN suELLENBER6ER. Manager
New-York tribune., 1891-05-22
CAMPOBELLO ISLAND.

Famous summer resort the coast Of Maine T9
thousand acres OF land Beautiful ndented shOfeiine
thirty miles scenery grand climate cool aHs i,'
STEAMER Winthrop lsaves New-York every SATURDAY
eyening for Bar Harbor and CampoDeo VIA Eas;portl
EAIER 2oJ West i0ta-st.. or Of T. A. BARKER, care of
ALEX. s. PORTER,
27 State-st. Boston Mass.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-22
CLIFTON. MASS.
CLIFTON HOUSE.


from Boston, has fine. extensive lawns, groves and
garden bathing within 30 yards vicinity noted foi
fne drives and scenery most desirable resort during ~
summer monAA win open June 20. Eor further par
ticulars apply 20 . -. c,.1. NJ.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-22
NEW GRAND HOTEL,

WESTERN CATSKILL MOUNTAINS,
opens June "a; RATES REDUCED FOR JULYj ONLY
HOTEL ON MOUNTAIN TOP WITH DIRECT RAIL
ROAD ACCESS elevation 1900 feet AZ hours from New
York For rates &C., address S. J. CORN ELL, Man.
aaer or r. c. CAMPBELL Assistant, Hotel Marlborough
afYrnr and2 WY (itY.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-22
HOTEL BRUNSWICK.

ASBURY PARK, n. j. oxr
OPEN FOR THE SEASON. MAY TO OCToBEH I,
leading hotel respect, 10 wards TON the
Beach commodious dining room table unexceled Aeep'
ing apartments command ocean view. Address
Ne MORGAN & PARSONS
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-01-22
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CITY. Mo-, Jan. 2O.-Cattle-
Receipts $500; shipments 400. weak 10
steady. Steers, $50 to 4.90; stockers and
feeders, 2.55 to $50. o
Hogs Receipts, 13, 400; shipments, 24oO;
market weaker and lower; all grades 3.VO
to 3.55.
Sheep-Receipts, 1920; shipments, 1880;
market steady and unchanged.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, H., Jan 20.-Drover's Stock
Journal reports:
Cattle-Receipts, 1000: shipments. $500.
Market slow and weak Steers, $40 to 5.UO;
stockers and feeders, 200 to $50.
Hogs-Receipts, $1,000; shipments, SOOO.
Market steady. All grades $40 10 1915.
Sheep-Receipts, 1900; shipments, SOe'
Market steady to stronger. Natives, 3.65 to
5 Of; Westerns, ) IS to 400; Texans, 40 to
AS.
ST. LOUIS.
ST.. LOWS, jar. 20.-Uattle - Receipts
COO; shipments, 100. The market higher
Good to fancy native steers, 440 10 5'lo;
fair to good do, 3.75 to 45C; stockers ana
feeders. 200 to 1856; Texans and Indians
2.40 to $50. ,,oo
Hogs Receipts $500; shipments, HOO
Steady. Prices ranged 3 20 TO $40.
Sheep--Receipts, 500; shipments, ~ NJ
Market steady; good to choice Az 70 o'S''
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-01-22

furnace Will be erected at Csrda II
Tenn; stoye and machine Worss Hls
$IJC ,000 capital at Cor-icana, Tex. o
COMPANY with 100000 capital ha
been organized a'Chattanooga, Tenn
10 develop names, aud mining com
pqnies have also begu organized NJ
Dablonegs, Ga, and Columbia, =, Z
a packing house will be- erected %.
jackson, nioo.. ! piano lacLuFF, 81.
Front Royal, Va, refinery at Charles
ton, S. c., rolling mill at Glen
Wilton, Va, and water works al
Comanche, Tex. A box factory VIII
be erected at Richmond, Va, chair
works at Custer City, Texas, furniture
factory at Cedartown, Ca, wood wheel
factory at Nashville, Tenn, and a var
nish factory at Richmond, Va. g,
A new bank building will be erected
at Atlanta, Ga, college buildings at
Durham, N. c., business block az
Memphis, Tenn, and hotels at Dur
ham, N. c., and Bridgeport, Ala "A
new bank with $4,000 has been Or
ganized at Hickory, N. c.
A charter has been secured LOT d
railroad from Hartshorne, l.. L., 10
Depisou. Tex. The lines of the cleo.
tric railway at Nashville, Tenn will
be extended. and new electric line
will be constructed at Macon, ia.
Street railways will be constructed at
Knoxville, Tenn, and Pensacola, Fla.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-01-22
GROWTH OF THE SOUTH.
lie Industrial Development in the Week
Ending Jan. IL.

he Industrial Development In the Week
Ending Jan. IL.
The Tradesman, Chattanooga, Tenn,
IN its weekly report " the industrial
development OF the South for the week
ending Jan. II, 1891, reports 80 new
Industries, l new bank, | railroad and
= electric railways, and 2 street rail-
w&ys.
Among the leading new industries
Or yanized during the week as reported
20 The Tradesman are the following
4 construction company at Roanoke,
VA, a development company with
$4,000 capital at Cleburue, Tex, and
d mining and manufacturing C, mpany
with 100000 capital at Gainesville,
FLA. A barrel factory will be erected
at Charleston, S. c., canning
fac tory at Atlanta, Ca, and cotton
GIN at Clehurne, Tex. A company
with $1O0O,OOO capital will operate
crttou aud wooden mills ut Carrnllton
Mss, aud a company with $500 00O
rauital will erect cotton Mill al
Columbia, S. G. Electric light planst
will be established at Lampasss, Tex.
M con, Ga, and Comanche, Tex. A