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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-04-20
Mans IneratItude.

The tramp's daily prayer confines itself TO
"Give usthis day our daily Loaf
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-04-20

You can't argue with n bigot without
agreeing with him in thinking that you're a
fool
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-04-20
A aRUN DOWN.

n AON HOWN
and "used-upn feeling 10
tho FIRST warning thab
your liver Isn't doing
It's work, And, with a
torpid liver and the
impure blood that fol-
lows II, you're an cary
prey to all sorts Of all
lnents.
That Is tho time IA
take DIR. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery, Az
a. - -.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-04-20

Better late than novor-Coing to bed.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-04-20

+. B. WALTHALL a CO., Druggists Horse
Cave, Ky, say; Halls Catarrh Cure cures
every one that takes It"
CONDUCTOR e. d. LOOMS, Detroit, Mich,
says: "The effect Of Halls Catarrh Cure Is
wonderful" Write him about II.
Arizona republican., 1893-05-25
JUDGE BAKERS ADDRESS.

The address of Judge Baker to the bar yesterday, was heard with great in terest, as it was accompanied by the conviction that it was not only meant, but that the policy outlined in it would be severely carriel out
 Courts are proverbially dilatory, [ circumstance frequently regarded with equanimity by lawyers, and not always looked upon with dis favor by litgants. To the tax payer, however, the laws delay is hateful because it is always costly.
 To another class of litigants it is burdensome and often ruinous, so that when justice comes at last, if it come at ell it is recognized only as grOss in justice. The lave provide for a speedy settlement of every case. A continu. ance or postponement may or may not be an unnecessary delay. This depends
 
 terest are imperiled by the delay or the absence of it. But all this is pro- vi1ed for by the laws hich Judge Baker has avowed his intention to en- force strictly.
 The first act of the new judge is one which must commend itself alike to lawyers and laymen, the revision of the method of admitting practitioners. Ne are protected by the law against quacks dangerous to health but in many courts the bar is thrown open to ncom- petent men who may become menace to the property oi undisCriminating clients. Under the system adopted yesterday young lawyer may be ad- mitted who perhaps may not possess that peculiar finesse upon which the highest success in his profession depends but he will certainly come Tn with the ad- vantage of having a thorough knowl- edge of the law.
Arizona republican., 1893-05-25

A REMARKABLE increase in the use of oil as fuel on Russian railroads is shown by recent statistics. In 1881 there were used 1,014 tons of naphtha, while in 1890 there were used 291 ,307 tons of naphtha and naphtha residues,
 GEORGE ROGERS, an impecunious ma chinist of Bellefonte, Pa, has received a patent for steam and hot air car heater, for which he has already been offered S75,0OO cash and an equal amount of stock by New York rail road company.
Arizona republican., 1893-05-25
FOR STATEHOOD,

A meeting has been called for next Monday night to choose a committee to receive and confer with the senatorial committee which will visit Arizona next month to investigate the terri, tory's claims to admission. The inn portance if not the absolute necessity of such action by our citizens must be apparent. It is to be admitted that Arizona is not as favorably known abroad as at home. Wrong impressions have gone out which should be removed
 it we are to become state. However thorough an investigation the visiting gentlemen desire to make it must ne- eessarily be superficial unless special
 pains be taken to open every avenue of information to them. This can bet
Arizona republican., 1893-05-25

ter be done by such committee as it is proposed to appoint next Monday night. The committe should be composed of competent men who can most quickly and most accurately gather and present the necessary information.
Arizona republican., 1893-05-25
THE SEVENTH SON.

Strange Powers Commonly Attributed
 Civilization has not carried us entire ly beyond the reach of superstition, While we will not openly admit, says the Pittsburgh Commercial-Telegraph, we are superstitious there are very few who can say they are entirely free from it.
 A great many people believe a sev- euth son has some occult healing power, but it is not generally known that particular ceremony must be ob- served at the moment of the infants birth in order to give him his healing power. The person who receives him in his arms places in his tiny hands whatever substance she decides he shall rub with in after life, and she is very careful not to let him touch anything else until this has been accomplished. If silver is to be the charm she has pro vided q siX-penny or threepenny bit; but as the coinage of the realm may change possibly during his lifetime, and thus render his cure valuelcss, she has more likely placed salt or meal on the table.
 Sometimes when the parents arrange that he is to rub his own hair the father knecls down before his newborn son and the little fingers are guided to the head and helped to close upon lock of hair. It is essential that whatever sub- stance a seventh son rubs must be worn by his parents as long as they live. Not long ago Dublin shopkeeper, finding his errand boy very dilatory in his duties, made inquiries as to the cause. To his surprise he found that the boy being a seventh son of seventh son was often wanted for his services among ly detained
Arizona republican., 1893-05-25
SILVER MARKET.

SANFRANCIsCo, May 24 Silver bars e27S@S3C.; Mexican dollars, 66l4@ 6G4c.
 NEw YORK, May 24.-Copper, easy Ike, $l0S5.
 Lead, firm. Domestic, s 80.
 Tin weak. Straits, $20. 35@ 20. 40.
Arizona republican., 1893-05-25
AGENCIES.
rne REPUBLICANS CIRCULATION.

THE DAILY REPUBLICAN has & circulation Shat every day exceeds that of all the other iaj in Phenix combined This is guar anteed statement for the information of ad- vertisers.
Arizona republican., 1893-05-25
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING.

HE REPUBLICAN is fully prepared to do all kinds of plain and fancy ioD printing in all the machinery in connection with the job depart ment Work perfectly and promptly done.
Arizona republican., 1893-05-25
THE SOUTH SIDE.

AS Mills has charge of the Advertising and subscription departments of THE REPUBLICAN on the South Side. which will be made a special feature of the paper. Two pages are devoted to Tempe and Mesa, and the interests of the sOut In Side will be carefully looked after by Mir Mills,
Arizona republican., 1893-05-25
T.J. woLFLEY. Editor and Manager.
OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY.
BY CARRIER:

The DAILY REPUBLICAN Is delivered by car rier in Phoenix, Tucson and Tempe at 20 cents per week. ..
 Subscribers failing to get THE REPUBLICAN regularly or promptly should notify THE RE- PUBLICAN business office (nOt the cGrrierl in order to receive immediate attention. Tele' pt one No. i7.
Arizona republican., 1893-05-25
NOTICE TO BUSINESS MEN.

No bills against THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN O., or its employees will be paid by the com pany unless they were contracted upon the written authority of the management.
 T. J. WoLFLEY. Manager.
Arizona republican., 1893-05-25
BY MAIL:

All communications relating to news or edi' torial matter should be addressed to Editor Republican.
 All remittances and business letters should be address to THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN COM FANNY, Phoenix, Arz.
 THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN co.
Arizona republican., 1893-05-25
Hotels.

ENLoRRNCE HoTEL-REFITTED AMI n~ in every respect. ROBERT WILIIINgST Tt'tlss,
Arizona republican., 1893-05-25

GS- Drafts Issued on all the Principal Cltles of Europe.
Arizona republican., 1893-05-25

" II. WARD, u. D., LATE OF DIES
 w. Moines, Iowa. Ofiice-corner Monroe and ith Ave. Diseases.of women and children . aspeclAlty. Office hours from to Il a. h., and from to 1 D. III.
Arizona republican., 1893-05-25
Attorneys-at-Law.

ID J. FRAEKLIN-Attorney and Counselor b. at Law. Rooms and s, Monihon block. phenix, Arizona.
Arizona republican., 1893-05-25

NJ K. NOON, NJ D. Office in Gilson block. 1N. Diseases of Women specially.
Arizona republican., 1893-05-25

" JoYEAU-The manufacturing ieweler has removed to l39 East Monroe St., near Second
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-21
THE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore. Sept 2O-Flour firm unchanged; I'd sa the
month, 7ollM7Osc October 707sa7lc; December 20 80
nc: steamer No red. 67@a6sc; stock ai,t SILL
hush; sales, 1900 bush; milling wheat ny sa d p,
70a72bc Corn easy; mixed spot $40 asKea; vn
month and October 4Sc asked; year. 4t'2ufotc'
stock 1884, 40 bush: white corn. by ,saa1 nspfie
5ic. yellow corn. by sample. 5tnoo1se
oats strong active inquiry: No white esd sc on;
es.Ti37c No mixed Western. 3dS,i2c; STOCK, WIS
hush RYE firm: No 2, 52c stock, "A $40 pusn' nay
steady; good to choice timothy, Ninsl5 81 Eran,
freghts weaker, unchanged. Butter very nrn IT,
creamery fancy. CSC; do fair to choice. LiuZoc' ~
imitation pc ladle fancy 2oc good to choice, is1
lSc store-packed nc Eggs frrn lsc. ooMee Hn,,,
Rio cargoes fair. l8l4c No 7: lie. sugar strons'
sranulated. 5isc Copper steady; refined, slags*c
other articles unchanged
BOSTON, Sept 20-Markets quiet.
Imrrulo Sept 20-Spring wheat in light demand;
limits opened weak closed &c higher sales o'Vu
No Northern old 15c; cars new do ali:aI2c sp9.
Gss.Te9s.c; 5000 No 2 Northern, G T. GlAq611sc;
closing No / hard old 7sc spot; No Northern old,
7jc do new 7lIRc do c I, zoe: Corn opened weak;
sales cars No . yellow. 45lza45a.c 1000 No corn
lT,a4ilkc; 5 cars do, ii$.c; closing NO yeHoW,
icc No corn 45c; No 3 corn, Hlfc store oats
opened easy. closing strong at outside prices. sales
II cars No white, 3i2M3ic; cars No mixed
9ln3i4c: No 2 white store. 3Ss.c asked BARLEY
SPOT offerings light; good INQUIRY o Wesoeahh
5g5e Flour dun: hut firm ,,d Sssa sprKtn Ys
hour Sass 30 Mil feed quiet. uncnanged
canal freghts higher; wheat, 4,c; corn S'sc; seed
i,c to New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-21

$50 Quotations: yellow Western. e 0o"s2 -;
s.. s:s. fs S GTss. Ser'1s% s:
ne 10 me yo% s,v ' ms ok I'D TO o jcS
% ste -1 Sd q s s s SHS't sas o. %e
t tVn 9 sglS5c ~. fecG sOasic: hoai, chop
90 me, - Egg 80 pr s c' in bag o."
Grain WHEAT me opening oI The VIA market IKE,
hIs %o snn E' on a ' st IS local or 'sair ris.
nel a ar dome "lsn ,!a sa, ' l,l l' .u% '
was published when the marset turMd "s, ;g, az, , ~
ondom .nd Liverpool The markets lowgl. and thcre
wa. hing .oI f9eian arcon'', u cold qic on
Dali marke, Lad noie efc.t Than w?uli ohrM',s nav
continue, stoush IL nay p'.si ~ noi te anG a.
neurs n dd last We, H' rmrg,. tne nt
Gl stste Of iisdc. tcr l. lite doubt as 70 ,h'
nroyard ISe - maui mo AZ Midday ihcr- W., yeiy
o ,"' 1s s' marS". aud Then Brsd,re- Visible
S inc'.ise o. 0a2 600 eo-h in ~ Am ,e
worlds supply out there wa. quite !t Wrssut'
s Tie g wa, cc"sd 1'y !" eA Anc,,, ., eN H.
snily and The LGme ne;emen' IRON Ir .Yu Ga, a;I
Wheat ran in q lral scale With 1iincr failing tovarl
quiet luz f.T steady sale, $4,000 Iu,h iar'adIns
DHDr in . Dese"o-E cH.ed 5 1g 90: 1 aTsst and and
e :. """r! 10 red 5000 . 5s under DosSH6c de
f.. se Under Dec-mne N Se,erea
a sty a%e for de eSscs 0eO s 900 70 'a WI"
DORN-yhe market for corn weak and lower selihs
down quite readily y. the Oprnins OH th' IsNmloi
the belt for maturing the latc pAm"u
corn. The Government weekly weather ana crop Duif
tin the crop j. practically al assured - hi ~
hs nm from GO ana i nesrly cut up III Mrhlgah
weather has brsn serious factor In The REDUCTION oil l
vi-ld nevertheless ha-en-t the maturing 80 th't
the crop starred in late has arrived at point o
safety from by Frost at earlier period IMAM lr
usually At midday tude was dul. .il't~
We u little the posting VI ''Biad-tire'
visible showing 81 600 bush Increase. but toward Ia"
close on good export buying rallied ana rtt on hrm
Sales were ~ 600 bush including 12cO0 bush lo ~
u1rt a. follows: No com 81 900 bush. 4? l-lOa4"+c
delivered 10 600 bush 49ssa4S2c TO arrive; No COM
IN 600 bush Ia.c over October b anoat middle "l
october October closed 4Sec OtTS-1hc MARKET
for osts opened quiet and little easier In sNp"thy WIN
was so,,. selling by and littr disposition Oh
the rst ~ traders t. press oats Oh the market N''I
Inidcsy there u little hardening in tone on Hfau-
str-ri'," visible showing 1ji 900 bush decrease
in the visible last week. Cash oats were ="
nc lower and fairly active sales amounting 20
l1i 600 bush. follows: No oats. - ouV buSH 3-'sn
-, az elevator and 33.dS3'2c delivered y" Oa',
nominal BE No 2 white. $1,000 bush. So ~
white nominal. 37c: tracH white $1,000 bush 8, "1h
Track mixed Zoo bush. $3d3ihc MALT. Market
oulet aud unchanged; Western GOd7jc tansdi Sob,
si,.tow,d 75aShec RYE-Marhot dun al joGIj"
St Fps lover serd nominal and firm. SclicnOr'
and October 400 bags at 60 80 quoted :" - pri 100
small lots sample seed from sie -old az ~ Gs
,nr 100 iniothy--NsrAct steady. with sales OF 700
lag. i'm lot, ~ S4a+1 pri 100. fl3Nsr'd-
srkei quiet. quoted al 81 10.
QUOT ,'ions fellow For comparison. the c,o'ing prices
Of las, night ond lest year follow;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-21
CASH QUOTATIONS. TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

N-w-YOk, September 20 1919
CorroN-Ihe eoton market opened sf'sei 10 "4 ,on1
IN conseqiei &c Of disappointing cables antl,rs M.
Indicated lover level prices az lNripoo io iutu
market closed quiet net decline Oi l'Oia-ptu. ru
lowing the call there sharp tIN oI 10 l. pon's'
1ho market closed net advance oil TO . po!ntS,
s,eady In tone. The rally in the market was V''ss"
bv Very strong advice. from the >outh f>lectins
crop conditions and Predicting smaller NOV rhclt i"c
early treal due in part 10 r'siOfs OF 'stu'e 100
,.iIts at New-OretnS tomorrow al anywhere rom oVo"
ia n 600 bales. acT reports Indicated That fecrlp> a.
I'M oint would not exceed l5UO loe> t-noltCN, ana
reports other principal points oil ocguhnI'"o o
Indicated a smaller NOV "ncn' Than estimated .'i'E i"
me week The interior towns. reported by thc NV
Orleans cotton Exchange. Indicated m1Nch~ht i"l ue
week at li5,OOO bales. against l29V' 1acs we "
Atlantic ports running lighter oi cNpe'teu anu io
the weck pOiutS - 900 bales MAXIMUM a2tlh.l iI"'
favorable wceki, report just Issued by the oVeihmeht
and once more crop estimates are Oh The ce'f'''t'
In cotton States Georgia reports that ,3,iom ,Vn
to Iu.t and rot and in- Io'e'' lynuto ts
sprontins In bo~. Mississippi ondtticns irr"sular'
I,ouisiena- win be short Tc>as-Coiton Is oei'.
chance for ton crop Private cable rNpnin the "rh.
nrss in Liverpool futures due altogether 10 spe,n.
ative selling. and that The Manch"sei >pnhi' AK
sod far ahead their good. of th1n Mrl aniY
March and against their sales they nave no. PRIV W.
themselves a. vet with reasonable proportion oil ~"
material. This report Is confirmed bN tr 'r,n, "i4
ported sales bales being incT "a Sei by 3OoO bl
reported to-day done late YESTERDAY III thai ma.h,
up "a. 900 bales UNCHANGED prices thus ronnfis ,
the reports that English sIitners are IN n,td o. ,Py'
cate hesta; ion on the part Of American sDnrs gov
ing renewed apprehenSionS oil th, it,1lS Il" "a
present Congress respecting the tailn GMst,c'i gnu:
moreover thr il some hesitation caused Nv msst ~
the result OF vote on TIE piVltla"u i'P' W WV
Silver Purchase act. , ,.-,.a -
The opening range and co~e today ana eo o; eas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-21
RECORDED MORTGAGES

Al.Nandcr Thomas. and wife 10 AeNander Nae,
Krnze 81 AL lsith-st. OF lluh'Ne'
rrnu,f Charla. TO Btri1ra Hartmann aui ano,h-
~ II . iOth.-t. Of 9th ave, ycaf..---.-- r..
C,Idani Auna NJ 10 L ter Volni'r. Auin'
it,n.aNe OF ls1th-st. . veaFs 80 -. ,,,,,
Clark Fr,n, Il, A. and wife 10 julius I" Mhi'f'
,r,nnblr Frank r. to e. q Dewitt; and anotl"r,
n : G5th..t, q Of ad.a,r. year.. ..-.-- -.
Costello John g al 10 j IONns'nd. lcDta'
Il "a Of Ifha,p. ,aId. , m0itga-o.
Dale. ANNA T. and anoth ? Ia 6 II Ioh'n, "
:ourt lfldt-aNc = OF Mot ycai -.
Dennis Frederic =, and VII" "a = J'"''-'
Madl>0r.aNc c0fI'r 5Jfh--t. , year, -
Dorgan DnNinla 70 Amelia Mch on. I0hh-
70 " Of prp-p'rt-1N". :, years ..---
Howard John II. aud wife {" Annie I."ary.
s1ih. : 90 Il avenue \. var ..... =,
Kelly Mary A. 10 John Mathews 1nd aioth"f'
- I3Jih-st OF Lemon ave. 6ebaiu -.
JudIngton Josephine L. and an0t1r' 10 urHs"dI
" Robert College OF tont-3ntlnop", N'"''
son.aVr Of A0th-st year, , .--.-'...i
owen Sol. TO- and another TO Fsrmeis' Loan anu
Tr,i.f Company, 1Dn'st, 81 ''"'a'''
PIga,d. Helen H. to T Van Ness. No 10 West
3.irh.st demand ...... go -. .;i.,t-
Prenti.s crorgr L. a. = MARTIN. NJ N'hDa'
ave aud 130th-st IT Nicholas Terrace Eo'e''
pobln.on Eleanor T. 10 Frederick hiheh'n
odd 1t " 0th.ave. years
{. b.efer jacob. TO Joseph Brown, lV''"'>''
smith ,n.euL F. and wife to Moran
proad.av n . cor is1tf-st 3 year- -
yyiico~ CHARLES IT, 20 Tinted states Trust Noh'
many G2d-st. Of Madsoh'aN'' l',--
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-21
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool. Sept. % 3:6 p. m.-l,eef-The supply
is poor: India mess firm at o2s Cd prime mess
firm at as Cd. Porlt-flolders offer moderately;
prime mess Western fine. steady at SOS 81. Hams
Holders offer freely; short cut about II 10 d..
duh At 4ss 81. Bacon-Holders offer sparingly;
Cumberland cut about - to 30 H. firm at jgs. long
ana short clear middles. about - H. firm at 5is
Cl. Shoulders-About L. to Is ~. steady at a6s Gl.
Cheese Holders offer sparinsly. Taow-iIolders
offer moderately. Spirits Of observation-disclosures
ofer moderately; steady at 2ls Ci. Cottonseed oil
Liverpool refined firm at 23s. Rosin-fhe supply IL
good. Lard-SpOt, holders offer spdringy futures.
holders are not Offering; prime Western spot, firm
at Jls. heat-lIolders offer moderately; No
red winter. steady al IS egd Flour-Holders offer
moderately. corn-spot. holders offer freely;
futures. holders offer moderately: mixed Western
October dull at ~ 2i2d; November dull at ~ gid.
Hops at London-Pscihc Coast. holders not
Offering
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-21

c,ablcs without material ,b,,rc Potatoes, Long
DO ,pie per isS' 81 5oa,2 pct,to Virginia
hbL ~ '"nT, % J"f.ev h AZ S0dt2 o. 'nlv"s
hcstr red, Ter Dbl - 2jSsl g. do Long Isl AMI y.r
,s' ". r5 p srI ~ 10 'asSr my "
ION i-iud !,r 100 sads5 string beans L Lon
box ~ do Long Hand per 100 7jccSl. iomatoe-'
,ionl ~ County. y j. pr rate 30diO. Coulowefs
pr Dbl. 53cdS3 Sirasl Long Island per bill 1oedS
ela 'rrT;y pr 100 ~ 80 fggolani- JIsey l pr
,pfato pr bug. - jooS3 do nat fsr lag. II jOf
- 90 cucumber pl klc., pr COO 5casl 80 Turnlp''
anadan Russia per Dbl II p do Long Island aud Jrl
s@y ~ .jgtl 80 'clefy, Long .hnd per doz bgnrh.,
II 80: d, western rNfl laig' doz roots. iohoOc III"
Siyie and Western iar to good per doI roots. ljG3Jc'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-21

cross receipts 597 bales exports coastwise 4iV oa'es
ssaIes i2l bales: stock, 6457 bales II,
EawOr,eans Sept 2O-Cotton steady; goou n 'en.
,,;ng SIC. mddling l5-l6c: low mlddng. la.aos'
good ordinary Side net receipts SsS bales sales
100 bales: stock. 1898 bales. ~ M.
savannah Sept 2OCotton quiet miad an5' gross
low mddling 7ssc: good ordinary c ne' s bs,es
receipts 3.i30 bales exports coas'"i'0' W" "'
saIes s2J bales; stock, ,2sS bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-21

XECCTOR'S SALE
~ or TIE
ESTATE OF JOHN II. BONN. DECEASED,
p. M, on The premises.
THURSDAY. SEPT. II, 1893
Handsome residences and plots OF ground 50N200 feet
situate tho brow Of the HILL fronting Gregoryavc.,
sunny side ave. and Iackensack Plank Road direct
line with Shippcn.st., West lIoboken.
This property situate In the Township OF WcehawIcn
without doubt OF the finest located properties
county with IA the Hudson. north and south. A
lt.le tn northeast H. tn welknown EldoraGo
Uehand b. autlfu drives surround the property
health resort 1t - unsurpassed. Within twenty
minutes ride Of New.NOra CITY.
MaDs OF 4. \. rlSSOJ, Auc oneer. Hudson Place and
Rl\tr.,t, IOboien.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-21

MET,I.S-iHON ha- brca chang Of COZ.
Sequence the 10 al msFNet hI IRON. Inc out"oe, u
thing regarded !cA- fsNOr1bl than II has bi
growing uncertainties u tOugfrS- loia
ac.iD VI silver aud t,n There has been
= email i.-.rcss 10 PIC aud ell have l""n able u
maintain fuil prices. Ia ,hc Way OF lore gn lnlrih
"A. a uuet end UNCHANGED the HIGHER iOni"n
guOt,tiOns have dictated nti.uH up III pre- i"i
Scotch pig iron. -in.s. In Old material has ben dun
hiiN,- riaa a. 81 bwd r"l'"i-
but prices NriN already there has bon
trular flfnpI chang We not" sales o. 200 tJu. old
steel rail- III 20 TIM New York AID 800 toa nir
Offering nov 30 delivery without takr... W.
also note OF 200 oil iron rail. at 7lj 20 prf
ton, delivered mill. equal t. fl4 Nrw.NOrk sales -
No scrap ia lots reported ~ low a, $40 30 pr
Jcfscy City. There i fair dcnisid fof
No / machinery scrap aud several Eunce'd tons tr ~
.Oli aiI s.ll p7r There haV- been
sale, Of old wheels reported ~ bid AMI fSl3 i
asked We .1lrs Of $50 wrought turings al
$40 per ION. delivered a. mil. There il god demand
for borngs vi 30 50dt1 delivered al mills
We sacs ~ 100 OF burnt iron ~ p
delivered mills The following quotation. are ln
nrI.c ~ i'm III NDNy.Y nIk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-21
OTHER MARKETs-By TELEGRAPH.


pur.lo Sept 0-Cattle--lieceipts last ~ hours
> sSD head: total for week thus iar ll'loo neau
1nr same time last week. lOSSD head; consigned
through $50 head: to New-fork. 2,o2o head; on
ale no head: market opened dun ana lower no
chnice stock here closed duh. Hogs.Receipts last
% hours l2Glo head total for week mus lar' 5o-"
Road. for same time last week, 32lD head; con-
"trned through, 1880 head: To New YORK, l2VVl
hnad. on sale 100 head; market opened steady and
ann closed firm: all sold; fair To best Workers.
e. q 81 grasscrs and Michgans, 81 5Ony6 60 good
mrIiIms s. G5uSG 80: pigs 81 2jhi Sc G.. sheep and
Receipts last II hours. 5000 head total Tor
,aar thus far &c. 800 hend for same time last week
Wee eS heod. consigned through 200 head; New
~ / $40 head; on sale. 1000 head, market opened
In and unchanged: offerings generally OF poor
u ,nttv. closed about steady, with the bulk Sold
I to good sheep. e. ia 50 90 choice wethers 50 1JH
81" fair TO good lambs. s. 15nSi p; extra, $3.50
''i,ast liberty, Sept 2o.-Cattle-Receipts light;
,adv ard prices unchanged. Hogs-Recepts light;
Icnand good: market active and firm; heavy
u,iiiiI,a'dnIohias 81 sass 20. medium Philadephias
r. e. g. 10: :rass, rs sG IN S. 80; roughs. - 0US5 90
sbeep- supply fair: demand light; very slow at
liant Yesterdays prices; extra 81 DuS 30: good.
a. Nh &, 10: fair. S2m$2 90: common 50cfi$l; yearngs
s5esl 10. spring lambs $2u$ Veal calves s5nS6 .;
L,vv and thin calves. $3msi
United states Yards. ILL.,, Sept 2O.-Cattle-Re-
celnts 1900 head; market easy: common to extra
.,ssrs Snkl 10, stockers and feeders. 81 sass %;
covs and bulls. 81 lOmS 81: calves 81 2juS 30 Hogs
Veceipts 220o head; stronger and higher: heavy,
a. 7,asG -: common 10 choice. mixed. 81 Wh% o.
choice assorted, 81 G0ns6 Co. light So 2ON% Co.: pigs.
a. 7;m 81 H. Sheep-Receipts 1900 head: weak. IN
Ierior 10 choice. 81 i5rsi H. lambs s. 5onN %.