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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1893-08-12

This means business, and
| will quote you prices that
will astonish you. Call in
and see for yourself.
Mohave County miner., 1893-10-21
Harqua HaIa Mines.

The manager Of the Harqua Hala mine
reports for August TO the English direc.
tors: The mine throughout looks we'll,
and promises to fully bear out the expec-
tations predicted as a valuable dividend
producer. The mill started work at 6
o'clock on the evening Of the 11th with
Is stamps, aud on the morning of the 18th
we ran all the stamps till the morning Of
the 31st, when we shut down to examine
the boilers, which we're showing signs Of
mud accumulations. The mill ran 19
day and crushed 1875 tons: amalgam
cleaned up, 252 pounds; approximate
value, $25 1000; approximate expenses,
$1,000; estimated profit for the month Of
August, $4,000. Tailings: l took four
samples Of tailings during the month and
sent them to San Francisco for assay,
Mohave County miner., 1893-10-21
Yavapa, County Mines.

An eight mule team left town this
morning loaded with q winter supply oi
mining implements bound for the Lone
Pine mine OF Dan 0'Boyle on the Hassa-
yampa. Later in the day six miners left
Tor the same locality TO work on this
property. The resumption Of work on
this, mine is another Indication Of not
only the faith there is attached to gold
mining in this section, but it shows llk, :
wise that wherever even an old time gold
prospect is TO be found capital is secured
to work it. The Lone Pine Is not what
may be termed q bonanza, but 1t is, AS
many believe, the making OF good mine
when depth is attained. Assays recently
made from the face OF the tunnel show in
free gold and sulphurets u valuation Oi
fifteen dollars q ton, which, with the vast
size Of the pay streak, makesthe property
worthy the expenditure Of the sum now
being outlayed on il. The mine lies but
nine miles from town and II is hoped that
1t may be successfully operated, not
alone for the good 1t will do this com
munity but also for the advancement OF
our mineral interests generally along the
Hsssayampa.
j. J. Reilly, a Denver mining man who
has been operating in Aqua Fria district
for the past four months, lett yesterday
for his home in the above city. MIR.
Reilly has secured some mining ground
in this vicinity upon which considerable
prospecting has been done With good re-
suits, and on his return will probably
bring considerable Colorado capital for
investment in Yavapai mines
The new strike in the Anaconda mine,
at Del Pasco, grows instead Of diminishes,
as further work Is done. The ledge has
been cross -cutted for distance Of thirty.
three feet and only one wall has been
found. Many Of the assays are simply
fabulous and in fact almost incredulous.
+. j. Corrigan and partners are still
developing their claims in Big Bug. They
expect to make q Shipment OF car load
OF ore soon.
DR.. Miller's five stamp mill at his
Westlake mine is running full force now
and everything is working smoothly. He
expects to make a clean up the latter
part of this week.
Mohave County miner., 1893-10-21

Silver men csnno, sf,rd TO accept a
compromise that provides for the issuing
OF millions of dollars in interest bearing
gold bonds. The fight IRON the star,
was really an effjrt on the part OF New
York bankers to force tn, issue OF gold
bonds, and II they can accomplish their
original purpose through compromise,
they are satisfied Let the silver men in
both houses Of congress stand up for the
right until the trumpet sounds, and never,
not for moment, talk Of sny compro-
mise that means an issue of gold bonds
Advertiser, s zorro, N. NJ.
Mohave County miner., 1893-10-21
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

A RNOLD GOLD AND SILVER MIN
"A ing Company. Location Of principal
place of business. San Francisco, Califor.
mia. Location Of works, Cedar Valley
Mining District, Mohave County, Arizona
Territory.
Notice is hereby given, that at meeting
of the Board Of Directors, held IN the
nineteenth day of September 1893, an
Assessment, (No. 3 J Of fifty (5O) cents
per share, was levied upon the Car ital
Stock Of the Corpora tion, payable irnme.
diately in United States Gold Coin, to the
Score ary. at the office of the Company,
No. 800 Sansome Street. room 81, San Fran
cisco, California.
Any Stock upon which this Assessment
shall remain unpaid on the 23rd day of
October 1893, will be delinquent. and ad-
vertised for sale at pnblic auction. and
unless payment is made before. will be
sold on Thursday the 9th day If November
1893, to pay the delinquent Assessment,
together with costs of advertising, and
expenses of sale.
By order Of the Board Of Directors,
A. JUDsoN, Secretary.
Office No. 800 Sansome Street, room 52.
San Francisco, California
Mohave County miner., 1893-10-21
Mining ia a Rirer.

The mining OF coal in the bed Of the
Susqnehanna river at Northumberland,
Pa, has become local industry OF no
mean proportions. l: is not Of sufficient
importance to attract the capitalist, but a
good days wages is made at it by scores
Of men who find the work more congenial
than work on the farm. The explanation
Of the existence Of the coal is simple.
1t has been washed to its present loca-
tion in the north branch OF the river from
Wilkesbsrre, Nanticoke and Pittston by
the foods OF the past twenty years. A
big dam at Sunbury has prevented the
coal from being carried down further and
distributed tn the main stream. River
men say that layers several feet in thick
ness now cover the bed for many miles
above the dam. At low water the coal is
easily mined, and this is the manner Of
operations: The workers start out early
in the morning with two large hs,-bo.-
toned row wboats, and casting anchor in
five to nine feet of water, begin their la
bors.
They are supplied with long-bandled
scoop netting, similar in shape to a
round. pointed shovel. Using one Of the
boats as base Of operations, the miner
pushes his net into the accumulation OF
mud, sand and coal lying on the bedrock
Of the river. In raising it, by one or two
dexterous movements, he washes all the
mud and sand out OF the net. The re-
mslnder of the haul, which is half a
bushel Of coal, is deposited in the second
boat The coal so obtained is entirely
free from slate, and ranges in size from
chestnut to small stove. II sells in the
neighborhood for 1920 ton. Nearly
1000 tons were taken from the river a,
Northumberland last year.
Mohave County miner., 1893-10-21

A character up in Hazleton is "Jark
McCsrty, where he runs the daily paper.
His advertising methods are original ss
we'll as effectual. He was anxious to yet
business from a firm that advertised in
his field. and wrote, soliciting an order
for his paper. The reply came, "Where
does your paper go?" with promp'ness
"Jack" answered: "To North and South
America. Europe, Asia and Africa. and
it is all can do to keep it from going TO
b" He got the contract.
Mohave County miner., 1893-10-21

"For the past two or three years
have been su jet TO cramping pains in
the stomach. - says Mr.. w. A. Baldwin,
a hardware merchant OF Boonville, Dallas
Co. Iowa. 81 have tried number Of
different remedies; the best one being
amberlain's Collie Cholera and Diar-
rhea Remedy. One or two doses OF il
always cures me-" Sold by
Fl. II. Watkins, Druggist.
Mohave County miner., 1893-10-21
Weather Report.

Summary for the month of Sept 1898,
Of meteorological record, U. s. Weather
Service, Signal, Arizona:
Tempersture--max. mean, 92.7; min.
mean, 6l.9; max and min. mean, So 3;
highest temperature, 80. dates, Sept 25
lowest temperature SO, date Sept. lS& 2S
Precipitation, Is inches.
HENRY KosHLAND,
Voluntary Observer.
Mohave County miner., 1893-10-21

Utterly forlorn and inglorious 10 the
ending of Quijota. Today it has but a
single inhsbitant, the watcbman at the
mill. Rows OF houses. stores, hotels and
saloons stand empty and deserted. Even
these are disappearing under the hand Of
ruthless Papago, who is taking them
away to build him huts in the more fer
tile valleys in the region about.
Quijota was once q scene OF all that
make, life in the west Men by thous-
ands, at one time the population being
5000, excitement, big strikes, fortunes,
shootiugs. capitalists and miners. To
day, a honey-combed mountain, made
by swarms Of human bees, some empty.
dilapidated buildings AMI straw coyote
such is Qnijota.-Tucson Citizen.
Mohave County miner., 1893-10-21
The soioncs Of forces.

the Wall street theory that whether
twenty-five or thirty million dollars
worth Of gold bars are hidden in the
bank Of New York or London is interest.
ing to say the least. The material secur-
ity represented by nearly $l5, ZOO, ,0OO, 900
of fixed wealth SCENE to count for moth
ing. These fellows have the world 30
nicely balanced that the transatlantic
shifting Of this small makeweipht deter.
mines whether man shall be allowed TO
earn his daily bread and eat il in peace
The legislation that IL responsible for this
inversion Of values needs radical
change. The free coinage Of silver ,s the
only reasonable method OF founding trade
on basis broad and secure enough to
permit proper and necessary develop
nent.- Sante Fe New Mexican.
Mohave County miner., 1893-10-21
orYICE or
financial Committee Of
THk COLORADO MASS SHKER c0HtEH-
N0N
OF July llih and 18th, 1893.

Any one desiring Silver Literature, or
instructions how to organize Silver
Leagues, can have their wants supplied
by addressing the undersigned With
postage. We are also distributing the
Free Coinage Button. which every BI'
metallist should have and wear. ! rice,
25 cents. A. G. FISK, Chairman
T.. Y. VAN WAaEsEs, Sec'y & Treas
202 Boston Block,
Denver, Colo.
Mohave County miner., 1893-10-21

The MINER is the only paper in North
ern Arizona suitable TO send to parties
in the east who desire information on
mines and mining.
Mohave County miner., 1893-10-21

with the following res IT'S : No. l contain
ed 81 20 in gold; No. 2 contained 81 10
in gold No. 3 contained 1920 in gold;
No. 4 contained $3 20 In gold; average,
s2.35
Mohave County miner., 1893-10-21
Ranch for Sale.

Situated in Truxton Canyon. five miles
east Of Hackberry. Good house Of 5
rooms, outbniliings and windmill, 800
fruit trees, vines. &c. Will be sold
cheap for cash. For particulars apply
to, or address, GEO. AITKEN,
Hack berry. Arizona.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-19
TIVE STOCK MARK ET.

New.York THURSDAY. May Is.-BEhVIS- Heceipts j.
ear ,, Sa iscine weak dry d>od native sides
steady at e9f Ire IAN Sne eatc aiG 80 hep to
muda; tomorrow the Ielaravia VIII be laden WIN '''
Mp c3WSXo ts 3rlSnl, u5 Te,ps ,,'s al Goth
81, 15 market opened ay wi Win good demand
but weakened closed dull at de'in e s1g & roy "
rnn sS9T' at mu. II 9gdcd a.pa 20
Veal" sod at t,dse IS per 100 buttmik calves at
3 " lot and ,%'et% c slsn a T. itr 81 drd
active ana pr,es very nT%: ,," [la I'D
a. 7is ggT 7 gSgng " dic c at 7@'ls choice near
Mgeo % 's9l, e. 80 n % a S :. at
At :. 10 80 T. f. az as a. 90 d 1en TX CAVES
i2' at 80 Il c %H l' g ,t al = ns fed 49,
. ca's I;9 at - ~ ,M",T fnv DO
2. n 20 s do iGS r. q ,s - " 90 a. 90 so II msca
fs s i az + at g 80 q" 20 ~ ~ 10, o.
DO rs ~ s OF & . :, a7 veal! l aa
M n ra;Ss< S w. a, IS 90 Z p d. d. X
" :, n iI H%D ~ LANES fcepr. Including
saed e' e s TO- %e as EG' over Report
Buffalo ver promised a. 70 n,Ssr ,o win . a'
ana a%a yq e. 100 $ sD l
Fo yceae Good ,o6 !" choice Sh' az al CD %sSa
and lambs # a. 50: southern lambs AZ - jOdSs - ;
STAT and Jcr.ev +tdSG head and very
common Jerseys sold ~ low as e per y. prss'd
iO n dressed ycafling- hifhrr
At I0I2Lr and fcw extra Elected eaicas.'- went as
high dr. sod spring lambs -t,ady at l2di" ana
10 81 lambs sell at SJneb
e,cs and choice city dressed do ~ hirh0r r9ure-. -
Sales Dilonback: 9ff clipped state lambs u ID
avrragr AZ 20 G2ie pr 100 n lGI do e u st 20 -,
oo2 Western O. n at ~ 30; 90 culls ~ ~ at 50
337 clipped sheep ~ N. at - 30; 80 do ~ ~
al - TU,ro"ton. ola clipped Ohio sheep. ioi n at
.. -. Ioj DO ~ n - - l2G clinpd Western
i,ni. 81 n II ~; 422 do, - n. AZ ~ 10 2l3 Stat"
do Is N 20 -. 49, - =. 49, -, tt, 4, -,
81 a g. ''"''''' 80 ,.,. no, ,.,a
( Iudi e Co: 23i Virginia lambs - n. AZ ~ 10
sos B"fialo shccp and lamb, 90 N AZ - %.
noes Eecclut. 10 or ,H'b h al: IN, mhrk't
was firm ana good state hog s'1 ~ +se - 80 pr
100 n Country ure>''u ~ '"' Wv 49, "
J light . uo,its. q, et,to hogs 1913 r.
",o a. a. IpL, pcr 100 n II do l?2 N. ~ -
. ronch do 400 n at ~ i2i2 DO 200 ~ at ~ 80 :
S un % Mullen II STATE hogs. 30 N. at SO; .
rougm dd 49, '1ngSkInehom State hogs. ii5 r. at 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-19
PETER +. MEYER, AuctiOneer.

PETER !. MEYER, Aq s11os .cyoo,
ERoSEhi ASS OTHER RI, REAE j. EsTATE
at hs On Rel u f.
s es s 2h and IA %ad %
siAG Sna DSsE Sssas las sAt5 %
on the line q FL s Se sc nStIn
srm OF s e S. a"s S%sns
80. 7oi, between South Fiitheye. and Wooster,si.
s% %sS Sss ely y Gsses and Pss
aves i75 IT. W. Of Lenox-aye.
ss6 Fiaary school No. e s s"a %
esb e' S ss"es s9 sN rs ts'NS S.
Varying fro" is cSAaoS e I ESbs :. in depth
18TH st: b Esf 49, van Wand 20.
18TH 4erE0ISSa! !H LOTS Block 1927.
,gTS %A Il lots N. s. '0l''-''' Block l0ss.
18TH wARD.o5fw lots. N. s. iosd.st' Block io2s.
w't NV Ss' c e s. AorEDucE PROPERTY. .
18TH cS q Lot So sse. map qn
adjoining o' FARM each b.. ssslss
;oS s' cara 4%;ss'e r. Farm No. E.
,gfa nWxkbnTlsss sdisni@g lc;; each 2S.oxioo.
e.T Mp'S sRi u snS ssds:
wick.ave.. and one on Tordham Landing Road near
rs sh?f'i ,Sa
e ' b Il IS 49, 49, 10 II and d D. ~
For full information, see advertisement IN "City
B B;Sss~sy and at the 4Sro
eugyp9 a Ssr 5as S Ms TO- Dsgos"''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-19
TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Nav - (>peclnl.-Thr LIQUIDATION u long
wheat was continued on u lesser scale to-day. NJ
the close II looked though the selling out OF Ions
stuff was practically completed. Many shorts led
by singer and August IirOsscnu covered Julrtlv III
anticipation Of better figures 10 sell on later I'm,
Of stop loss orders were reached. Baldwin Ear,
mum, -tccvcr william Young. fairbank and clifford
were on the selling side early. Partridge, Logan
and Lester bought. The failure Of small bank al
Evanston a suburb, had no weigh. here The trade
was Influenced by the fine weather and fine crop
prospects, lower foreign markets and blrdcnsome
local stocks At the close there little break
ON report, that New York shippers rcSclline
cargocs Corn depressed by the absence Of ship
ping business reported weakness AT New York and the
ioIlur. Of n local receiving firm. y. H. Warren a
10 Local shorts and the outside trade bought and
held the price steady AT the decline. Oats w'r,
relatively rmer than other grains Provisions ranged
higher schwartz Duprre led the buying. Offerings
were scarce AT all times. Armour a Co. sold 40.
600 bushels No. 3 red and No. } hard for export
Charters 90 900 bushels wheat 100000 corn. I25
600 oats. 10000 rye and $4,000 malt Rates higher
~ | DC wheat and 10 corn U Buffalo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-19
.r erocn MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

prnalo Nav 1s.-Cattle- Receipts last ~ hours,
90 hnad total for the week thus iar, DO hcad
CONSIGNED through none: 10 Nc" orh, nom on SUI,
w. "a cnrIoads az cattle are reported 10 arrive
nnorod "tsadv for Nil grades. closed sendy Hogs.
Vpcni",. for the last 81 hours 900 head total
Tor The week thus far. $500 head consigned through
none: 10 New York. on sale, :. Market op,ned
strong All The offerings being Canada hogs, which
sold at ~ 05d ss. mostly ~; roughs; ~ 90" = .
;h a "a hours 400 head total for the week Shus
lar IL 400 head consigned through; none to New,
York 3, on sale. u. Market ogncd steady. Good
,omls - gOd So: extra. %6 2oo 80 % ialr 10 good
ehoc, S1a - 10: extra gu0tablc. x1dSo %. Market
closed steady; all sold number are reported Oh
the late trains. mi, ,,, ,o,o,, ro,,o-,s .
Cattle Receipts 5000 head shipments. 900 head
market steady no extra steers on sale prime. ~ ~"
e.. 20 medium and useful ~ 75d - 20; Others xi@
"a 20. led Texans. 81 jO0 ~ 20: grass,rs ~ 900
Ss TO- Uogs-Rcccipts. 1000 head: shipments o.,
stronger: mixed and packers ~ 3O0 ~ 80. Sheep
Receipts II 900 head shipments 20, head mar'"t
scfivr stendv: clipped Texans Hs JOo ~ 20: clipped
natives and Westerns. 600 81 % lambs s50 81 ~.
East Liberty May 1s.-Ca'ile-Reccp's, 4oo head
shipments $50 head market steady nj Yesterday =
prices No cattle shipp,d 10 New-iorl today Hogs
Receipts Zoo head shipments. loo head market
steady fair light TO best heavy, ~ .Od " 30 Five
cars hogs shipped 70 New-fork to-day shcep-Re-
ceipts 500 head shipments, GOO head market slow
~ St. Louis. Nav s.-Catte-ReceIpts. 5000 head
shipments 1000 head market steady on natives
Texans Zoe higher: fair 10 ordinary native steers,
xla ~ fair TO pretty good Texas steers ~ .Oo ~ 25.
JJocs-ReccIp,s g. 900 head shipments 5000 head
market slow To Sc lower heavy ~ lon - 3o mixed,
head: shipments. 1000 head market strong: clipped
natives, SfneS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-19
.rHE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore, hI w5 May Weak 10 red spot and May
40 Dpl: S@e: june Is a4a 7ec July rs l2e
- i4c: steamer. No red; II l.l1nl 3sc STOCK,
ample. 7IG &c. Corn easy; mixed spot 40 lie
a ,a 34n SOC: stock. 4s2.0!0 bush; sales 81 600
hush white corn, by sample, 34c yellow 40, o7c:
Vn Tmixcd do 80 Ia 80 lee stock. 1902 BUSH
d. 10 arm No :. SIC bid stock 39iS6 bush. Hay
49, ~ M GOOD TO choice timothy, SO jOo $l6 80.
Grain reights steady unchansea lotion no'n fr
mm,charecd Butter weak; creamery. fancy, .6c
an Siy to choice 23a25c do. imitation 22c. Eggs
t,,dv ia II I2c. Coffee quiet; Rio cargoes far
II ! Sc 40 :, 10 $50 10 lie sugar strong; gra Fam
- russian, Nav Is-Flour dull. Corn quiet. DAT
oaenr Shorts steady. Buticr in good demand, Dnt
lower Western must be strictly extra TO brlns 21c.
Grades dull Eggs quiet and lower, with heavy re-
ceein,s: hest Western ID Ice. receipts for the
wcek-Flour @s.721 bbls and $3.50 sacks; corn corn
747s3 bush oats 49, Snsh shorts 80" cannrd
IN Two lots and sellers had their own way c. l. L. duli
and weak > lie under Chicago July asked for 70
Vorthcrn sales 12.5CO bush: NO. hard. soc l,ooC
hu,b no | Northern. - lie: 1000 bush. zoe; sou
bnsh "a lie. Winter wheat dull. lower; No reg,
&c: No extra red. re: No. white. 40 &c askrn'
Corn unsettled closing. weak nj inside prices SHES
81 cars No yellow. ~ 34a 47c 3 cars No. yellow
10 3-4c: 5000 bush No. cora, 40 "a ID ,-f,
scarce and firm sales ) 80. white 30 l2a40c
, car No 3 white. - lee No. mixed held nj soc;
rye dun No. :: G. l. f., "a &c asked Flour dnil
and weak best spring - iod ~ A. do winter. ~ oo~
changed Canal frriGhis. no boats here. all hci at
Tonawanda by the Hood wheat 1-2c; corn, 4 l-oc
bid - ,, ,,,. ,.. .,od nc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-19

Rio closed firm. with first odinari,s 10 49, good
and oo for sSs ns;se, I Ke' a
Scod aversse santos go ree 5000 bass stock
wa hs6cr IIsSurs ans Z PIE &c ?Ts5 States
,od TSe ws ss" O 'a S 'r aoa soc
S SSS s'9 dst sSifs '' Say
ORGANS 81 e9i bags baltimore % e2s bag in Other
pot q, o e SO pot a p| Zoo bags Flo
e ard bag Rio No S aOf Sul ai was
follows $50 bags Maraeaibo p1lyat Nfs coo p %
Central American. private terms; 2oo DAYS "''" pm
AND MEATne market SsD for yd %S .S STns TO
who are demana9g a"SeS ans has ben
has been edu on n pyas sd !eI Know
that tha Sradne has been less strict that
BUYERS have had sight sdyagsse snry ng mo
s1 SSs. ss s s?9f g , %9e1
S export UG private and bbs gts 50 40
coo 5 Ss isS 90 500 ' 5s at at = 5o aeks s
No % o 500 bbs supetne 200 f3 bs -acs cn d.
! sSass :t1ae%t. 200 !. g p
also 300 sacks grade for export - '9Si bb ~
bn ms ms1te for gT. ouf quiet With
ssS"s eOnsS K S and a1o%
n oc tese s se ne oSoi"ons randywne yoW
A% Sg,s sese at rS Sne RsISs
ii ioGsi is: coarse 36ao7c; s:ited, 97aooc FEED
M Ssry small Hri sapp GS e QUOT
Sc rye FEED scs5c hOnSy chop s5aoc
oil neal al 25asl 80 per 100 II rice 9esI Ud7oe per
Domestic aSD ey SIS $50 so sales We're 5000 city
M SSay soHasa @ n he Tsss
prices ar which ITsd Ty S anu carly a
sSsS ssSsssea e. the s as
aided to The cS WAS but no, pot
large volume offerings the market AM preon,y
Phs news from Europe was not decided
special although the oTegn m'rssss were ere
Character as those received YESTERDAY rrstng i or
Ss sceSsS c ws' Sa Vest :' Were
and The Price Current asserted ina, year favoabe
Sroase Tnis paper quoted also saving it had
1sSrSed ae ,ss the outlook
shout half between nS minimum and The ,rn 10
& 20 'Gs to 10000 600 bush possibilities
TO- cc go bSsS which wou win the rcdacton
ind g. A sm aTss'a Of s
Sy q sT s
marss, during the a.G and ' 9 the
%s SScssc LEADING decline hsys seemed nS 70 be
r sssas long Of hs s SE a
" ns S on o at whca cS wheat
@ srss sesleeted sales small
Sass eS aad sau1S ' 's
na salss follows u, 20 Goo ,rsh 1SV under % a ray
s ssnss No y hard I'd wiaes 5000 udc Jsy
SsH B. No snoit h'Ss White par bush
sys ssc dRNSS marr Tor V cora was nc
@ active and lswsr eary Mas wt S the With
CLINE IN nS %sss and sS ssS '
as fs IN Ss sy 1sSss s.S &c
again weather s at snd so' % s
snss fs favorable for Cash was gr cSo
SS ,%aiad,ns 81 SSS SSS as follows
No corr corn ss coc' ss ss 81: s
E .;:s s ~ S..S sSss s.tsssa es's
GxJrQ-rbe market for oats opened Gulet anc y utn,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-19
ro.DAy,s EXPORTS FROM NCw.YoRK.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


COTTON-The New-YoIk cotton market has Deeii III
an uneasy condition throughout the session flrst uele
an advance o q points and something Ike a Oui
curry caused fact that the cables showed ny IN
IT, forIn Than lad expected from the course OF our
at new. wa, the substantial business In spot cotton az
fIVcrpool the sales reaching 5000 bales AZ ful prices
Anor feature in foreign That led TO 11NoIabl
con Ont was the complete OF loss OF OLD a.
,vhrh Tho market had opened fri'atc cables stld INA;
simmer. were taking interest in spot cotton ana
bat unless there should be fnitn,r financial cora
Vibrations tie cotton market Of Liverpool was IN sl,f
Ia do This encouraged some buyinr nee an I
awhile marSet looked active enough ou' n''.. ~
scSs Ion the r0ol-tradclS began to Sc! Oh n
coming up from South regarin. recent reports OF ~
feet The opinion locally expressed Is that tnere nae
been an attempt made the high wa@r iOr NUT
than il wa, worth market factor al al eHets re-
norfs on this point are conflicting enough 10 1u " eau
Hon: for that the local traders are lhclu
ignore them and before O'Clock ule!
in getting market down To the lowest pccs Oh 'e
forenoon The feature attracting the host com COM. va
Change now is the wclsusaincd business ~ spo. 20
fin liverpool Hubba d. Price Co. say tholr crop az
vices are not favorable; reporting ne wt'r aerl
fhror rhout the country east of tho MISSISSIPPI anu
crey,ssc beinc reported the Arkansas. line on e
I.,uisiana side The Of the wave oil hgn "atf ma
n,ssej Memphis and river at Cairo Is iiis l." crn
Eeayy rains have raised the Ohio River at ftt.Duf au
IN wave NAV meet annual June rise from the Noi,h
west In which case further damage ngat TOTO" " tlc
overroved districts In North tarollia Soutl IL,
na Ceor, tho nights recently have been very cod am
in many instances the plant has been killed. making re-
plant,ng necessary ,, ia
The opening range and close today and closing bids
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-19
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

c,,os,op Nav Is.-Cotton easy mlddling. I &c
law md,I,ine. 3I6c good ordinary. 10 Gc net
and receipts o 200 bn, sNp"rs SO boes
stock 3O7IO bales; co,,on ,uu. ,,,,, 7-s,.
Norfolk May lsnco'i so da r;,n miadng oS nsi
r.c.,n IA bales: gross, so bales exports coast
Wise as bales sales, i6 bales stock s67ss bales:
WI, %.,w' orleans May 1s.-Cott0n quiet and easy :
GOOD 'm m,ddI,ng T 34c; middng. lie; low mlddng.
s 3i6c: good ordinary. 97-sc; net and gross re-.
In ''hc Continent. 2,525 bales: sales. 1900 bales
stock 15l 1876 bales. ,,o,,oo ,,. ,,,,,,o, > zoe
,o ,aaing lie: good ordinary, 34c: net and
gross receipts $40 bales export: cossiwise. 10s'
bales; sales, $50 pa1esi s'ocH' oA'oAo pesss