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The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-03-28
A GREAT SCRAMBLE !

Big Fight On for Mayor if All Re-
main in 1t.
Of Course Some Will Pull Off the Line
and Fix 1t.
WILL SQUIRE Angler RUN AGAIN ?
Much Speculation as to What Will Hap
pen in the Beautiful Month
of May.
We hear much said these times about
what will be done in the municipal fight.
We hear mentioned for this office
ESQ, M. A. Angler,
Jasper Christian,
T. L. Peay,
VIM. Busbee,
j. w. Dowd,
DR.. n. NJ. johnson.
And, we'll, some others, but the above
named citizens and gentlemen show US
that something must be lone or that there
will be a fight for the place.
Let US all hope that Peace-that dear
old girl-will float and fly around our
door.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-03-28

Iurirg the month of February | bought
one bottle of B. b. Is. for my four-year old
Toy, who had what doctors term hereditary
blood poison. and 10 my utter establishment
one bottle cured him. IN February II V elder
son, twelve years OF age. was literally covered
with ugly sores on his legs ard "a terrible
eruption on his head. He WAS cured with TWO
bottles OF b b.. b. AS Il quick blood cleanser
IL has no equal. JAMES HILL.
Atlanta, Ga.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-03-28
The HOmeliest Man in Durham,

AS well as the handsomest, and others
are invited to call on druggist and
get free a trial bottle of Kemp's Balsam
for the Throat and Lungs, a remedy that
is selling entirely upon its merits and is
guaranteed to relieve and cure all Chronic
and Acute Coughs, Asthma, Bronchitis
and Consumption. Large bottles 80 cents
and 81
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-03-28
WHEN IT O DARE

to any weak or ailing
woman, DR.. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription
comes to her help.
For female COM
plants of every
kind, periodical pains,
internal inflammation
or liberation, bear
ing-down sensations,
and all chronic e
nesses and derange-
ments, this is the
remedy. It's the only
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-03-28

Many a home has been rendered sad
an desolate by the loss of some dear,
petted child. This is a dangerous season
for children, and parents should keep DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup handy.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-03-28

The healthy people you meet have
healthy livers. They take Simmons Liver
Regulator.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-03-28

Use the great specific for "cold in head
and catarrh-Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-03-28
WEDNESDAY, THE 10th DAY OF APRIL, 4

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VAADa w. HALLIBURTON Trustees d BLACKWELL w. W. FULLER LM Whitfield Trustees off, Parrish
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-03-28

Doctors? Pshaw Take Beccham's
Pills
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-03-28
NONE GENUINE WITHOUT THE
Trade Mark Of the Rull on Each PaCkasa
Wanted.

A bright boy and girl in every town to send
US a postal card asking for particulars of how,
by a little pleasant work, they can earn a bicy-
Gle, a watch or choice library, without its cost
ing them another cent. Box 40, Boston, Mass.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-03-28

Six vacant lots on Main street, lying between First National Bank
NEW building), and store occupied by }. W. Jones & Co., each lot 26 1912
feet front and 30 feet deep. This is considered the most valuable property
in the town for building stores, etc.
One prize room lot on Main street.
One prize room lot on Green street.
One lot 251OO acre, with 4-room house, situated on Morehead avenue.
One lot 2410O acre, with Broom house, situated corner MOrehead and
Willard avenues.
One lot 5000 acre on Broadway street, with Groom house, kitchen
and all necessary OuthOuses and stables, supplied with city water, also
splendid well Of water on premises.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-03-28

Twenty fine and weHlOcatcd business lots on both sides Of Parrsl
street, between Church street and Roxboro street, each lot about 56x25
These lots re very near the Court House and the largest Tobacco Ware
house.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-03-28
Big Fight On for Mayor if All Re-
main in 1t.
of Course Some Will Pull Off the Line
and Fix Ii.

WILL SQUIRE Angler RUN AGAIN
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-03-28

Four lots on Chapel Hill street, 14-1O0 to 2lIOO acre respectivel
each with dwelling house, except one, on which is located a store hous
One lot IA 100 acre, corner Chapel Hill street and Vickers avenu
with Broom house.
Seven lots on Vickers avenue, IA 100 to 26 100 acre respectively, tV
of which have 4room houses, three 3 room houses and two broom house
One lot on Lea street 24-l0O acre, with 3room house.
One lot on Liberty street 1900 acre, with Groom house.
All Of this property is very desirable and all Of the houses occupie
by good tenants.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-03-28

One lot 80 100 acre on corner Carr and Dandy streets, wit
2 rooms each.
Three lots on Dandy street, 2O1OO, 22-l00 and 1900 a
lively, with Groom house on each, tin roof.
One lot 46-lOO acre on Dandy street, opposite Graded Schoc
with broom house, splendid we'll of water.
Six lots on Chapel Hill street, 33-1OO to 41-1OO acre re
good water, all with 3room houses, large rooms.
Fourteen lots on Carr street. 1900 to 3O1OO acre respec
with 4room house and kitchen, the remainder with 3 room hOu
lot.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-03-28

One lot near Five Points, fronting On Green and Peabody streets, and
adjoining r. & d.. r. r. and d. & n. Il. +. On this lot is a 3 story brick
building in good repair and of substantial character, suitable for any kind
Of factory or storage room, with stores below.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-22
Brooklyn. who said that Judge Dykman Of White
Plaihs shouid decide 1t. Decision was reserved.
COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

supreme Court-Generai Term-Recess.
supe enc -Chambers-Before Truax. J.-Court
supreme Conrt-specal Term-iart I-Adourne1 for the
Supreme Court-specal Term-Part II-Adjourued for
the
t'ircnIt Court-Parts l. II and Iv-Adjourned for the
term -
Circuit Court-Part III-Before OBren. J-shor
causes: Nos 30 S5Gs, $3.50 3s0i. 1904. 2;oi. $s.,
sU :yi 1863. a1j. 1881. 35il, 35i2. 3yn 1850 3D."
JTG G2B. Case unfinished
Superior Court-General Term-Adjourned until FRIDAY
SUPERIOR Court. Trial Term Part II-gefore Madam d.
Short t, eru n nos is1 is;s' l22a ~,
calendar
superior Court-Tria Tcrm-Part I-AdJonrncd for the
Superior Cour,-Trial Term-Part III-Adouned for the
term. =.
Surrorates -Chamlers-Before Ransom s-Mo-
Surrogates Court-Tral Term-Before Fitzgerald. >
No. 9l3-Wni OF Crescentia Mueller. al 1890 a For
William Mccormack. Henry T.. Droz. John H. lfuni ,
John Won oesen. Augusta l.. u. Peters Thomas Su'ue
Common Peas-Spccial TERM efore Bischoff IT.. j.
Motions. 49,
Common Pleas General -Additiona.Bef Bis
chon. II. l. j.. and Gegerch J-Nos j. ~ ~ - ~
- -. ~ IS % 30, ~ 30. ~. -. 20. ~. ." ~ h. 10
Common Ieas-Equ!;y Term-Adjourned untI lu'soay'
Common Plcas-Trial Tern-Par I--I,efore Pryor. -
Short causes Nos 2242. 22t', 22N!' 222'. 1903 2' -o'
Common Peas-Trial rerm-Part II-Bcfore DAILY. c. J..
t'auses to be sent from Pant for tai' Ease "h-
Common Pleas-Trial Tern-Part III-Beforc Pryor J.
Causes be from Part for trial. taienda c"ar
city Court-Special TermEefui" Mctiowi J. Ni"ti"h@,
City COurt-rrai Term-Pa-s j. ii ana lli-Adlouihei
City Court-Trial Term-rart Iv-Before Enrich. c. J.
Short Nos. lun4 2IO1. 2i6i. 26l2. 2tH 30
2lG9. 2cs7. 2c3s. 100. 2T'>. 2il. 2liG ' 22'' 2i'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-22
CASH QUOTATIONS..
GENERAL. MARKET REPORT.
New-I'ork. December Il.

~ " December H..
COTTON-Thc cotton market opcn.i al fr"m unrh1nS.d
lrce~ t, nt ancc. folo",si hy ieclIrc Of g.
st. Nicholas Bank. Institution In which many cotton
ngns kept account LAYER lhe w mar Ip p,n
on an estimate q Drna-rec,s p'intng to crop ., Of
climate last year their e,'lmn" THE yea: Is
SaScd on isae rcplc- froa eos coo9sT,wing couags
u the statement. The short became active buyers and
,DT. T hs ' Belief tha, "S rcrrpr, have been yey
heavy has been too carly q form any ena,e az 70
ms View and nraistrcet, drcs confirming the
crop idels tceaaphei FOR works from tnc SOUTH ,su
the Movement itef goes. IL shows undated force and
S" TSce r vii Be sight OF H. % er I' By ,
1T s"gary mo "a, ,o, away S r@ 1 1890 & and
i:raae trccs be confirmed by any possible falug
D ' matte aG II to}t ~ o" " ali confused G aa4
the p market Of dd ssf c'n %s 'd a9 n% s' sY
another than any Of the small crop estimate. The
SoSCoc aes asainsi Taie Sor;e,posdins "ec5.
NcWDrcaii> 81
chow about 1000 t. 1000 tales against 300 bales
6 c.. .ay "hradstr'cts e-tima@ OF 600 900 an
nCnnc,d TO-DAY confirms ,5c c',ina' o Me''5, Ia'h!m
replies iudlcatd by Ncw-Orlran> nrn a. having
s g%n ~ GS "SS cns 500 bo '' 0 nc@ T
order for Mr. Neil and :hos' nicrcsted IN his Joint
nrunon Of 80 600 miaimnm a. hi, b. i,n don.
p, tho mast 80 Gav, upheld Of our returns
that have ten receiving dnTinc that tim indicating
I've ms;t Gs' fc'S ", i n sat Or n0 os " c, r
W knowl~dgc q a. - s1tl-fr of their rel abnnv
We "o, I mod rate s7c The fcr. "a rnne- has bcn
ionueoccd lsr g, eg nv much Ss@ G. "f o n,e s'Ys
,Se re movement; and on this side IN addition To- NJ
nnrEe, lsrsrlv Nv reason 81 poor t-lfc W. uu.
VAN ard 81, WI what Vim M c1G c, gBo cs GG % hS
rr,d,trco,- ngurc- te,eu,c eESr 80 ocP hois n.e
snail qunnuv ~ supply. - thi- c-on which nj NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-22
THE COURTS.

THE ELEVATED RAILROAD WINE y OA'r'
In the Supreme Court Special Term YESTERDAY
Justice Lawrence dismissed the action brought oS
lanes l. Ward against the elevated railway CUM
many 10 recover $4,000 fee damages and S'Voo past
damages for alleged injury TO the premises Nus DO
20 and PAP South Flfth-ave. The owner Oh ths piop
srtv at the time that the railroad was ou' anu
for many wears af,erward. was Mrs. johanna Le'p'
sger who while she was in possession OF the prop
ertv made a settlement with the railroad comPan!
and gave a release of all her claims as owner anu
of the rights belonging TO the property IN the sree'
in front of IT, The release was not recoroeu SAl.en'
ward Mrs le.psiger sold the property 10 WARD say!
ing nothing In the deed about the release MI.
Ward mn his deed on record and then brought az
action 10 make the railway companies pay secVi
tirne for the same street rights which trey had
already obtained from Mrs. LeipsigeI OF me the0,y
that he was an innocent purchaser TOT Naiue' Will
notice. -. . ..ov NH, ,,orght
piece OF property in front OF which tle eleN az
raivav IA sssl necessarily took title with knowl-oge
that the railway there, and was bound 10 n'aNe
INQUIRY as 10 what were the rights Of the company
In respect TO the property he WAS purcnaslhs anu
if he failed 10 do and the railway COMPANY faa
actually acquired the right OF the party rom WON
he was purcha sing he could not aftsrWard MAINTAIN
an action for injunction. -. ,,.,S, o,,
Eugene d. Hawkins appeared for the plaintin ana
Davies, Short & Townsend for the elevated railroad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-22
TIE TRADE IL CHICAGO.

Chicago De-. Of (specia-Wheat lost l. cent todaY.
and closed Ut bottom. May opened at GG7s. sold
between 81 aud Cor and clos'd a. GGt sellers.
The crowd got ,ded up "Wednesday night calls aud
on wheat which Pardri3gc sold the curb. The failure
p the ~ Nicholas long b fore the opening
cables wer, lower exports OF when aud -four Les,
man $50 900 bushels. Under such circumstances with
,se crowd long the decline The une 10 eNec
pa,drdcc was only important buyer Carlot' In tn
Ncrhwest 300. against G3o last year Exports 30
;.r mi. week are 100000 behind last week.
W. ,nrn which has been almost Wlih0ut Nuctuatoh
..on,nd cent today. a1G inid puts G0ud. NJ y
irt a, as7s 3s's ana 3S an closed at
The CARROTS astonishing again
a. cstunte for Frdiv $40: the inspection this
nro,n" 300 \ new 81 gram rate. to-day bv III,
a rakcs IL improbable that there will b. advance
r rn."~ Cni.los lower. Sfaboard cicsiiicos
n m, 600 Dat br)Fe almOs much a. wheat ana
c"rn. May sold from 30'o t. 2os aaa rosri at 80
o,ts Ncw.York sold Oat' bor, did NE Northwest
e'povsons were higher PORK the Close showing an
advance over Wedn "sday OF l2.' oent' lara o. ~ =
~ cents ribs OF ~ cent I1id was The iei1rr'
,6ae cesh demand reported b tier: me supply 70
,o,..d exhausted. There wcrr Only -lVoo '',EH
p,,na.e Tor Friday only 10000 p-ce' at IN y'ri7
"es ; 20 on MAY were GG4aGJ"s rell,' 60;
Puts and calls May corn were inc Fam P'''' ''S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-22
THE SITE or TRADE.

baltimore Dee 21-FTour steady unchanged receipts,
4 no bhs shipments. 44i bbs sales, 100 bbs. Wheas
steady so > red spot and December OitG3i2c Janu-
ary O4;sdGirsc; NAV. GOh 703sc; steamer No red,
0laCl1c: receipts, 3jJs9 bush stock. l3923s4 bush;
sales. r. GOO bush milling wheat by sample ga,
easy MIXED spot. 42di2sc December 2" II &c
January 4li.c41ec: February 419afl.ic; May. 1870
stock 7lS bush: sales, 10000 BUSH WHITE corn ~
,ampc 90 80: yellow do 40d42ec oats very quiet;
No > white Western. 3jc asked No nX'i co. 54c
asked receips coo bush stock. l3?OI bush. Kye
quiet j2c receipts. 500 bu.h stock u Va Dirh.
iIav dull coed choice timothy. r+ 50a@i5 90 Grain
freghts active and nmer unchlnre1 Cotton steidyi
middling 7fsc. other articles unchlneed
Boston Dee. 2l.-Flour fairly steady. bu. dull Cor.
nrn.r: nprNet bare OF SPOT stock; No yellow ena
steamer yellow 472d4sc. Oat- quiet; stocks moderate,
hand meet pressing needs prices ult-
changed Shorts quiet and unchanged. Provisions quiet.
with PORK and ar shade easier. Butter quiet cheese
dull aud unchanged. Eggs rner 10Y choice fresh; taese
Of Western steady at 2OG21c. 1ec'lpts iof
wock-Fluur. 80 900 bbls and 3i.i23 eafNs corn,
81 .oj6 bush; oats. l2S.jdl bush shorts 10. tons
Hu'alo. pee. 2l.-SpFinY wheat higher; no derano
at the 5dyance No i hard 12c; NO NOrthcrn. l2c
asked winter wheat quiet and weak 8 car' No TO
coll. az O3ac % red. G2c No white, of2o
asked C.rn du but firm; No yellow. ilPc No q
yellow. track. 4lc No yellow iO'.c y, corn:
FO5,c; 40 corn 'O%dsoi2c oats. quiet ana easy
sale, = cars NJ , white. 80 tack Do store 3c ask
No 5 Whit, 33c: mixed, 32G3-2c track. Barley
quiet fancy Western, GA &c lower grades 10
Iaj5c: Stlte cjd7.c Rye, demand NO = j1e a'ked
llour dull steady; best spring s4dEt l0 winter,
IS .5a - IS I'VE n,ur. ~ 200s3 80. Mlfeei quiet
st'ady ana unchanged.
Chicago Dec 1.-The leading futures ranged fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-22
Hallenbeck & Hollis: @ veals 137 m at q so; g.
80 to 200 NJ OF s5 fed calves, 17S m a. u; "

Halienbeck & Hollis: 9 veals. 137 D. at q 50; 20.
so to 200 n, OF Is; fed calves 10 d. ~ u; ~
J. p. Nelson O grassers. 2Go n, at s225.
Hume Mullen: "a veais, las N, at -: 90 11l M
at IS; Ia do 1I6 n, al 90; fed calves Zoo ID az
s2 50 30 Western do 327 H. At ~ 1o 5o gfasscrs "a
N. a: - 20. ..,,s
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recelpts. 81 cars; or c0s bead
"a and IL for butchers airces
and there about besides In the pens haamss
extremely duh. with almost no demand at the owe
and limited trade and prices weak or D sp
and lambs Twenty -four reported ulsol o tne e,o,,
Common fair sheep sold s2t3 80 per 100 " oraaTy
heavy Ohio ewes were sold ~ Dressed mutton easss
at Ja7.c per NJ dressed lambs weak at oi4S'2c WIZ"
very few sales exceeding &c. ~. a. ..,o
at SIS so per 100 n IS d. 30 10 81 Is; % do 81 ~
~ So "a lambs CO n, at 81 % ii DO - H.
iIalenbcck l. Hollis 100 Canad, lambs. 81 n, at q;
at SO 81 do % ~ at - 80 81 100 ~ at So Is
d. arring 1872 Canada lambs, g y. OK :? IT
% ~ - 12i,. l4S St,t Go 80 u. az "a o-2s
10 do Gj n. at 81; state sheep. 90 y. a. %; oo'
g. Diienback: Is7 Canada lambs. 90 N. at s. 10.
Newton & ,,illett date Yesterday. II Ohio ewes
lao n at ~ 81 do. 80 n, a. - % o
s. sanders: l2G Stat lambs Gl II. az s3SI'e.
NJ. Colllrs: 1913 Missouri sheep ICE u; at s5. -.
HOGS-ReceipS. % cars or 4.6!l head. cars 60
Fort ths and cars at Je,sy Sy MahSes s tsncy
at Gl,asc per n for hcavj 70 light ., q, - =.
salcs-IIimc & Mullen: II pigs 81 n averas.e e
50 80 per 100 n hogs, $50 ~ AZ So; stag S'o No.
at ~ so. - 49, ,oo a. -. IN
Newton & Gleu: lac Ohio hogs. 40 ID, at 90 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-22
.,,,,r,x PRODUCE MARKETS.

,,vcrpoo Dc o. 345 p I" "a min, IN poor demand
o. SIS Cd f ar "a "a 40 Wsern medium easy o5
so Ham. ~ tS Zoo Bacon in peer dsnand Cumberland
cut about % TO ~ clear mddes, about As n e1.v at
AIS GS Dss9aiS dcmanS American o, inc, white and
eoore., Arm Q. %, sprts OF turlcnnc In moderat,
sIty Ssl' d r. 2n a. is C u m Saseool r.
nned stc1 nrm q T. 80 "a @-sg9t !" poo, demand
futures in DO demand nd 10 red WHIT steady at IS
%nea 70 DSdd acy fancy at dull x0s q q
9deras ss in poor s s '% r. al nSedssss
Taa,d mixed wsssmnr.v duii a, a for now February
dull at 4s 2sd nsw Hops az London-Pacinc Coast
IL modcritc demand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-22
GIVE GOOD MEN a CHANCE.

NJ the Editor Of The Tribune.
~ vour editorial In regard to the Republican
n,o 4, this county is good talk and big talk.
W. have got to have entire new OUTFIT. Let
,,s little bosses take their little machine ana go
.here they belong They have worked the he-
rnhIcans of this county long enough How they
Sava managed to do it so long is mystery when
hs,ones TO and can only be solved by the oracle
a, the Tammany temple Let us nave men lie.
a. 'as GOOD men for nominees. The people are all
u , ,rho penublcans are all here. The people
aTe yearnng vote for good Repu6iifainns "hS
don't we get them? Why can't We &c, .n Una o,er
again am Republican and have ;1s seeH abe eosI hs
ldentnis" GOOD can be done the party by kicking
and voting against the machine whT us of honor tof
sSX,S swY York, pee. %, 1898. ANTl-MACHlNE'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-22
RITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

Surrogate Fitzgerald has set the trial OF the con-
test over the will OF Charles b. Beck. who IN
hertted the Bathgate estate. for next February
Police Commissioner Mcciave has obtained YER
dict for 5000 from the American Lloyds Insur-
ance company for damage TO his lumber yard IN
Twenty-second-st by a fire. Mr.. McClave claimed
H.oo0 and the Insurance company was Wiling 10
The minority stockholders OF the Network ana
Northern Railroad Company made appiicaton 70
Central railroad Company and the Farmers Loan m
and Trust Company from selling the propeaXS e y.
tised for December 2 It result n,ra o. T SnIiff
Plains on Decer1bep O. in foreclosure procee
The same motion y1s made before Judge FRAT! ="
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-22

,.eor cl,aoa.e CIT MEATS-Pickled shoulders
ody oueeg ne 0iJ;.c hams quoted at 9d9ac picked
bellies l2n quoted At sss aasi i Vs. 1sS sIased
at s25c city closed at 7ac with sae7 q l;o ss rennsd
Tor Continent s5jc; South America o.ov' comp9unl
G0G4e. In OPP December coseo Nv o'-V0 "O'""''
January Sc nominal.
RICE-The market rules steady. with & moderate
job5ing demand Ion domestic. but very NIUE inquiry
;or foreign and prices all along the line are a. last
quoted We quote Carolina and Louisiana Somu'oh
:, ordinary ,1,GSc low fair 10 iar tI.G3'ae good t.
prirc 3'n i,c: choice fancy, a.. 6:he sNHs hs'u
5'2GGc; Java 4Ld4sc; japan. 4'sdisc' I"'"'' 1'ic :
Rangoon id44c; In bond 2c2he.
SrGAR-RAwA sale OF 400 bas' Deinerara eeIf,u9sl
90 test made at o7.c cX-s0re but thr puou ransc
for centrifugal l. still 2'sQ2 lj.lGc some por's mr
current OF revolution in I,y but the hayuen ton,n.
mu-covado. 80 tt 2Ssc moasses sugar 81 nd "a &
London are quiet change: Java. lbs anu nnc re-
nnnr 49,. dull and irregular preSen,, moh.n,
Lad next IN nj AID REFINfD ~
"a scadv Win a molcrat, demand, unchanged prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-22
,pcu;nr r,r-n AMI close TO-DAY ami closing bid,
IrcNlnns NOM and Ia yrIr 'nll0N

Mar set co~G II ADJ. Transit til'e or = S''"'
az 10 Total sil"s lilluo. " =. .
WORK pot sale. to-day and lat nsit Tor con,
SUMPTION IOs IT,, ccltfsG. on" ",, '"'"j
balls >o mars qnid snl nf@ ",. g'I.' 10 h'sec,
,n,, Ret for syf quot md hr". %
Miadlng nriana - Iec mIddiing ,ulf s,l"' -,
Al 100 lalcs Rates on AID Of niiilnr az mln," s'
o.h,r than nddiinr may I've delivered on conraS, "a.
20 iniddinc fair 20 ON ~ I'F'l i,n,',",
a. od Kidding 3.iGc s'ct Ro,i nslan' ,cs
'% rcrd ,rIInary good nj idlirs !hgd cN,,n
,,ie, nd iifur s-nlfci 732r 81 mdinc stain ,.i"s
,ain'd 70 Nv YORK ~, receipts 1870 lac' IT,
~ Is bales Exports Contincr 2l5l hhlc- "fn, "I i
sfinrcr. los bales .toch. li"2un a 'p'tt "a. ~
MS TODAY - 223 balc>: thus isf ',l' ~ '1
na,' Eyer', todo{ ,l,', f 81 h BALI, E,'@i,.
,s, Httain 30 $50 tale- France. l'"f' a, ,, ~
n.nt 81 80 ha.cs total ic63'2 la'.- y" Is, :, a
a. IH,ors"' s,e. Il 900 iale- -p.un,on and -,
,n,f No bacs american. - 900 h1, ~ o,,,
nacS i"w ,nidd.ine a. rldilinl a. good idlirs
- I,lfduc far ZIG. futures o.i,,,. ,oaN I'D
eoa ,rceerate al from unchanged 70 10 adyanc" IS
~, rc,,rnarv M.rch. 4.l2s; March Nptil ti3r "Rii.
W,r AdIl5: Msy.Jnno. 41OdA June lt' i'nn.
Iuiy- August. 419a 10; December avs ~ "''
AIRY. 4.lO- -. 80 m ,oiut.
ccFrEE-Opened Arm with ncc. from 70 ~ r,r riis
,,, and moro active look 10 trad" thnn u,. ", ~
Ia enjoyed for somo tim, pas h rnsut 81 some dis.
,arW rnos ms to the condition Of Affairs IN hrad
rrbhn hc rossbuy Of delayed ortwarh ii,N'in'lt
,o% tina. GSuq iHS s Ri sSppy s o'd stat
s only AGG 900 bags. against r5o n2 oeo haes and In
Inns tinted states 2cf 900 bags. The resi- cns MN" r
we ~, MN ,N, amount anoat. which IL 2"'Oou p,R-. ,
European advice. r" qS market was .as #
or london wa unclaimed and iinn"fI sS naav
and unchanged 10 . 70 - po'"
,-o lars follows.