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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-07-26

i was troubled with catarrh for
seven Years previous to commencing
the use of Ely's Cream Balm. 1t has
done for me what other so-called
cures have failed to do-cured me.
The effect of the Balm seemed magi-
cal.-Clarence l.. Huff, Biddeford,
Me.
After trying many remedies for
catarrh during the past y years, I
tried Ely's Cream Balm with COM
plete success. 1t is over one year
since / stopped using it, and have
had no return of catarrh. / recon-
mend it to all my riends.-Milton
L. Palm. Reading, Pa.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-07-26

Charles Krepps. the village black
smith at Reynolds, was given a sur
prise by his wife Sunday evening
that scempletely overwhelmed him,
his family of live children being in
creased to eight. the new corners be-
ing two girls and a boy. the first
named weighing six pounds each and
the maseuiine representative two
pounds and a half. The mother, who
is about 40 years of age, was at last
accounts doing nicely.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-07-26
BRIEF MENTION.

Cook wanted at the Maucker house
Try ice cream soda at Krell &
Maths.
Cream served with every glass Of
sodaat Krell & Maths.
Phosphates that do you good I'll
drink at Krell & Maths. II
A competent girl wanted. Good
wages. Apply s42 Nineteenth street,
A Sl4O Gibson wheel for 500 at j.
W. Jepes second hand store, 1922
Second avenue.
MissT Esther Reynolds left lthk
morning for Viola H., to spend
few days with relatives
Something goodto-ea tacan be had
at Convey Bros, European restaur-
ant, No. 1910 Second avenue.
We serve. ppre fruit juice and crys-
tai spring water in our soda Re
member this and trylKrell & Mathis
soda. 7aa H.lon y '"'ai
Cheap lots for sale in South Rock
Island, on easy payments, taxes low,
location healthy Inquire of NJ. NJ.
Briggs.
Eli Mosenfelder left last evening
for the east on purchasing tour for
NJ. & h He expects to spend three
weeks in New York. and returning
Mrs. MoSepfelder will Join him, in
Chicago for fhf purpose Of Visiting
the fair. 4 !. :
The Audubon (European) is an at
tractive Worlds fair hotel in a per-
feet location for rest and convenience
at Midway Plaisance. or Sixtieth
street and Oglesby avenue. Built of
stone and brick, is permanent and
safe. Within easy reach of the fair
and an entrance IL block away on
either side, three blocks west Sof the
Illinois Central station at the Sixtieth
street entrance. Everything new.
neat, clean and comfortable. Rooms
S1.50 per day and mp. Ample sani-
tary toilets and baths. Fine cafe
with reasonable charges. n. n.
Henchman. Jr.. manager SiXtieth
street and Oglesby avenue, Chicago.
Whenever anyone is in doubt as to
the comparative size of the several
tenting exhibitions in America there
is always an easy and conclusive
manner in which the matter can be
settled and it makes 1T unnecessary
to take any showman's word for it.
This is how to do it: Go to the near
est railroad station agent and find
out from him how many cars and the
capacity of those cars, which are be-
ing brought over the railroad he rep
resents. If he doesn't know when he
is first asked, he can very easily find
out from the general offices of the
railroad he is working for. The
Adam Forepaugh shows. which will
exhibit here shortly, invite this sort
of a comparison, and they wouldn't
do it if they didn't know that they
were so much larger than all the 9TH
ers that it would be the-only sort of
comparison that couhl be made with
any of the others. no matter what
sort of high-sounding claims they
might make.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-07-26

Cook wanted at the Maucker house.
Try ice cream soda at Krell &
Mathis.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-07-26
Probate.
A Newly Created Island.

According to reliable accounts the
island which sprang up in the
Friendly group, in the South Pacific,
eruption, is about nine square miles
in area and rises two hundred to
three hundred feet above the level of
the sea- An eyewitness declares that
the volcano threw up into the sky a
column of water and steam fully O
mile in height
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-07-26
W hen IrAVelinR. ;

Whether on pleasure bent, or bust
ness, take on every trip bottle of
Syrup of Figs, as itacts most pleas
antly and effectually on the kidneys,
liver and bowels, preventing fevers,
headaches and other forms of sick
ness. For sale in SOC and 81 bottles
by all leaking druggists. Manufac-
tured by the California Fig Syrup
company only.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-07-26
Worlds Fair Rates.

I The Burlington route &C., Be & @.
RssR.) will well rsrrnd tfip Eckets
from Rock Island to Chicago and re-
turn from April % to October 81,
1928, inclusive, at IS; final limit Tor
return November 10, 1898, Contin-
uous going passage date of sale.
Continuous return passage on CT be-
fore final limit Children of five
years and-under y years ofage half
of above rates.
H. ID. MACK. Div. Pass. Agt.
Rock Island, III.
M j. -YoENG--A Rock Island.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-07-26
Sustain Home Industry
Calling for Rock Island
Brewing Co., Beer.
The Best Beer Made,
On Tap everywhere.
q ~ n TRY IL, =

The Rock Island Brewing Company, success
ors to George Wagners Atlantic Brewery,
Huber's City Brewery and Raible & STENCILS
Rock Island Brewery,Ias well as Julius Junge's
Bottling Works, has one of the most complete
Brewing establishments Including Bottling de-
partment in the country. The product is the
very best Beer is bottled at the brewery and
delivered to any part Of the tri-cities, and may
be ordered direct from the head offices on Mo-
line avenue by Telephone
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-07-26

FITs-All fits stopped free by DR.
Kline's Great Nerve RestorerA No
fits after the first days use. Marvel
Gus cures. Treatise and 81 trial bot
tie free to fit cases. Send to DR.
Kline, 931 Arch street, Philadelphia
Pa For sale by all druggists; call
OIL vnurS
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-07-26
For over Fifty Years.

Mrs. WinsloW's Soothing Syrup has
been used for children teething. 1t
soothes the child, softens the gums
allays all pain, cures wind collie. and
is the best remedy for diarrhoea
Twenty-Five cents bettleA
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-07-26

The large steel plant OF Jones 81 Laugh
lin, at Pittsburg, after being idle for sew
eral weeks, has started in all departments
employing 5000 men.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-07-26
COUNTY BUILDING.

25-Catharine Peter to j. G. Zeit-
Ter, lot 9, block 2, B. Davenport's
Fourth add. Rock Island, 1870.
j. j. Reimers to Broadway Pres
byterian church, LOTS, block 3, South
Park add. Rock Island, $780,
G. l.. Jamerson to L. S. Silvis, Ell
sw south of Indian boundary, 80, Is;
lie, $ooo. - ~
- s's; Probate. 3s-''' ..tf
.25-Estate of James Waugh. VIII
admitted to probate. Letters tesla
mentary issued to Nelson Sherwood.
Bond waived by will. Joseph kell,
Van Reeves and III. P. Stoddard APP
pointed appraisers. , ~.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-07-26

1tturns out that Shoemaker, who muir
dered the two Lukens brothers at Metrop-
oils, Ills, did not commit suicide, but ac-
cidentally shot himself while reloading
his pistol. During his numerous fusil-
lade he fired one shot at Mrs. Lukens.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-07-26

Most of our ailments come from disordered
liver, which Simmons Liver Reg 4lator cures.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-07-26

Dyspepsia in all it's forms is not only relieved
but cured ny Simmons Liver Regulator.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-13

osn,v rc,abc character haG sdees OF rams aud easier
markets, while 9th hcus,s equally svaoc ",c "ms
70 be no doubt OF fact ,st he have been rains IN
some locations, while In other, tno oy Mc' una ,,ax
alleged imports will have 70 DC al ol' S"uc
bushels aud imports 2ooooooo eusnes, ~
midday The rspG; .c0q but " c market " see%cS to
nttlc ana was easily scared III, nrmne Tho hest
all the .,r," %l a ana nI .a, Cash wheat was IN
N, aca'ey active export dsnsnd closing a annus Ss
:oO as al S a IN nor e cNns' "a e July
's sa g"0.@ Ice n nnuT' JUN dcsrca 10 Toledo
T ",a,e, 2 9 sscoo A"i bush s'vs ss%pl rs
WIDER July delivered No. 8 thieaso c,,a "ovo
lush delivered unsrad d. o9ooo oasn Is,adr All the
nrsns Developing considerable nrmne, after 1 Ii iSd s
There e stun crg lSs SAFE a"" change in
% weatsSs West was considered unfavoablc a.
though DELAYED pSa"e .,a , The "e as sh", stocks
II corn are rapidly decreasing i looked upon as ,S i a
substantial isco, Ihr cor" ur %"r9e ,o wa the day. There
was fair speculative demand and cash cora corr nh in"
II demand I'd od Sr s ss'Tf Tor ssns ss oow
Mey Il. elevate ss9 . sao i% m.n % arrive
s's'd ds sisi no whit. 5000 BUSH PC O,G1 Nav
delivered scamet 900 bush 81, , sn changes as
o ossn e corn Tho Spoi nqu'rv f cash oS- n'
week has given very firm tone 70 easn m %avx The
r,ne , q. VA. on the tn; market ns
very firm late wS S'' the amness in CON
nss oats We're am sales Of goo S%.s a. %o
lows 80 s,' al $Se S Ss'a'' wh a"a sac asked
white tise ssrd ags %si'" nominal
s ss and tsca SSaS sSo S Sss Wc,cr
&TE~Marxct dull but Arm s.e' o Co n"" CSC asked
Coo to S,LT eHSsd steady Western
ss0soc; tworowed State. '.@0"%e' '
'o oro, quotations fo,w. For comparison the co-,ms
n,Ics Inst night and the corresponding date last year "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-13
COTTON MARKFTS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Galveston. Nav 1o-Cotion dull m!ddling. l2c
low middlinr. 3IGc good ordinary, l3.i.c h"'
WcekIy-Net and gross receipts, 2.-03 bales exports
to Great Britain l05I bales coastwse 3O0 bales
sales 3i2 bales: spinherS. 1O1 bales
Norfolk Nav Io-Cotton easy: middng. 11-16c
low middiIng I-4c good ordinary. o1Gc: net net
and gross receipts 2i3 bales export' roastwiSr qu
boles sales 13l bales stock. 3O,4:3 bales. weekly
Net receipts 1904 bales gross. 2.aDo baie Dale,
exports 10 the Continent. 1000 bales, coast
wise 2JJI bales sales, as halc~. ,,,,
New Orleans May 12.-C0tion quiet good mlddlne.
: 1876: midcIipe ol6c low mlddlina, i 80
GOOD ordinary O ijlcc: net and gross receipts ?su
bales exports Great Britain. 90 bales sales sou
bales stock. 16s. e32 bales. Weekly-Nct .ec"iplS,
1888 bales gross. II Os3 bales exports 70 n,on.
britain 10 600 bales Ia the Continent 1858 bales
con i wise o. 1o3 bales: sales. 1850 bales
savannah. May IL "'ion quiet m'adi'ns ! ia ~
low middIing lie: good ordinary. q SIC: not ana
gross receipts LIS bales: exports TO The on,ln,'
100 bales cons wise. .203 tales sales An oni'>
stock az 1O3 bales: WecIly--Ne and gross receipts
l53 balps: exports to The Continent. -,Ioo p'Ies
coast wise 4lt3 bales: sales. 2.325 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-13

.. g SO: ssi.. ss s %%ss,
ssSccms ,umr pafc" Cenee g sS 'e"""ne
anoer suffolk =, e schooner na%"re
to Galveston. 50 81; schooner ""'e'' i''
tor" H. 90 oil remain. with further sales o.
S s III 40 Al" q, 10 s g%s ss
cot,onsccd OIL pte s;r g AK sn
sIas ; ;ss r. s s 'gi"
s ss,ehs S winter hS esSs %'p;s.
81 &c s, s' s s?' Gae"'s Olive s,,.
IN bSs oa0ic soap N,m s'0cs tso% OIL o6@1:s
&c S'Ss ed .sss c'' 10"
opened active aud weak sell.
dow. " ss ,an Ts ss sl"G %'s 80
scared a, reports Of failure the arS r snoT after
s %ss ana the market HGalsM
s s; s .;c.sy ne %s; Ss ,S e.
~n 's ssm.o 'a Extra 9 }"ss s"%'s e
s0s.'' Ssdy agoIei s,. ssas sns, 90
~ v:sh' wcrSr T %T%fs %fs i market
Mans %" '% 9H ,e bellies lie i, a se for
pvfsc' msrc ana csicr wsser" u o los
800 q. %e:e ra''s a, iiS for ss
prime ;p% scS and Is sH g A@srics
Sr np" ~cpc G" and lower % o The or op aS
na,Ec c,ord at ole asked for May, at i2oc lot ''
and hoc for Scptcm'mr -. .,,o,, evcnlr divided
.mo.c Tho respective grades. There IL no .n"nsr ~,
but tho OF market h strong WI,
inc tendency Aiyiccs from the Sonti nop al .,d
""laSc u'i standard 10 ordnary rboicc
low fair 10 fair ?7sd3c good IN urine DC
~" ,,nnr l1ti,c cvt,a head 5aGc Japan t's@'e'
Fa.a t Fs, Ha"Fss"a e''' os,nsTy
Hc: common I50IGc fair 1'el''; gooo' ~" -''
prsgf du at ~ n ST ,c asked stT
WIZ TIOW-Market Grmcr, With 5'2c mo AM, am f 80
Tor n.imc city, sales, 100000 N country OASIS o' '@
'or uG.Rs-Raw, steadv Quotations sn
todov ~ ycstrrday' figures but ~" rushed
o"SSs.isS"- Gg Loaf, sais
Sn 90 SIC crncs 5.5Gd3c: xHHA poS.,c
a@o a. Sorid 30 Gi"%T"d 3osS;r
wind.ar A. soS95c Rasswocd !. S" ss1s &C. 80
atsis: 10 t go. &c. 30 Il. 4sis No 10
mo rebate, o,c: No ono tel,t") i1,,Incea Java
Nav Io-Canc quiet. prices hafcN ",, liz husno,s AZ
To- 3a fair rcGninq. les beet weak w,n o ,ss q"
qWO0i-Thc markc. has been ani@' dh brn IN nrras
M, shout 81 adv though important chrn oon ~ IN
Ss been mad alcs foot yp about 400 isn a. The
Mdns -. ooo s ss"rra c r'T ct 5assc nins
C,,,orm;. a. Id1o,ac secured Colorado az "c c,n
cnIrS at aoa i2cc mctun Tsr ,o and Scorcl
Territory lsSs asl Tx ard ato9s OHIO and pun;
srlvar" WASHED ncc.c~ 3,G$sc: w,' bovc d., 9GS
ooc 30 do Gaa35c Mclcan en- n"" and dclanc
57c Mchican No !. do Si":3d1 ro' ee'cc. o5ao7r:
washed %%'' So: C,iforni, i7a23c; Territory
, eIssc sr n"l'ei Extra and sups'. PRAISE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-13
LIVE STOCK MARKET

New.York. FRIDAY May I2.-BEEvF.s- Heceipts 1872
2.J7S head99 consigned direct slaughter.
ers ~ cars for export alive to Great Britain aud 20
ears TO BE- sold. The market opened dull but steady
closed dull with 6 unsold Mt late horr. Vcry
common to good native steers sold t5a45 30: no
prime choice here stacs aud at r3os, - bulls
corDfed s.asJ 31i, slopfed do at ~
s2as4 H. City dressed native hr.f si1rs staiy
7aa9a per n COW beef sold at ia7c. Cable ad, Wees
London Liverpool quot American .,raiy
ia i3ac per N. estimated dead weight. No quota
lions for refrigerated beef. Shipments TO-DAY none
tomorrow, 43s cattle and 100 quarters OF beef on
Manitoba OF which 20 cattle for Lehman and og
cattle aud 800 quarters for Schwnr,chh 4 sui.
berger: the lat named firm will also load the Egyfian
Monarch with 200 cattle. and NJ. Goldsmith viii put on
thc boat 200 head the ~ Fnoch VIII carry 2si
cattle for J. schamberg; the Entn 800 qrortrs for
Eastmans Company the Berlin. lao quarters for Fast
mans Company and 800 qrartcr. for ID. u. sherman ;
total shipment, for the week. is7s cattle $3.50 quarter
and As sheep.
Sales-D Mcpherson 4 Co. 10 Western steer. i2'9
ct ~ - 100 n II do iiJi n, a. O. Is
o do. li75 n. q, - rs; Oxen l277 N a, ~ 80; do
I.7O N ut 81 rs: rs 1872 d. ~ - ~; DO 100
N 81 10; 20 do. 1862 NJ AT ~ -, - do lilo n ct
- so; do 1917 ~ 10: - do. 90 II. at ~ 10
do. 1850 ~ at $40; do 100 y. az ~; do go n
IS do s'a n at 2: % Do Iej = = g o.ls ia:,
Newton G!lci,; L,r.sscr County, rcna' 'tcc,s
1884 N. at o. lo Is do 1910 N. - 20 20 10, III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-13
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

IivcrnooI MAY IL 3:45 ~ m.-Berf-'rhc demand +
improving: extra India mess steady at Gas "a prime
mess steady ut G3s 9i Fork in n"i"rnt" d'mann'
Hams IN fair demand short cut about IA 10 10 10
steady at Gas Cd. Bacon In moder'i" demand 'hreN
in moderate demand Tallow in active demand prime
div s.ronc nj 2ss Cd spirits Of urpcnnc In mcderai,
demand. T.osn In modfiIic demand common u,li
at 3 I'd. Lard spot In poor demand fmtnres IN
no demand prime Western spot dun ~ DIS Vi.
Wheat in moderate demand No :, rcd winter steady
nj - I'D. Flour In m dcra'e demand Corn spot
In mOdcrat" demand futures In fair demand HlNcd
Western May. steady NJ Is I'd: July steady M as
il4d Hops at London-Pacifc Coast In moderate
demand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-13

Middle backs heavy 2so2o
OAK.
Second s.sssS! a3sSs Bellies
METALs-IRoN-The local market for iron is Dun
feeling in TIE tad i, vc'y gloomy. and while th"re !,
s sss GfsF %h Fl s sS aad, o s%a the
The fact Of nG matte" ~ raS .' wh" ha, .r@er Ir
Sn tGe Ike 70 ye are ro % asus to % 10 w G%
reed particular article Which dc is ., n9 in is 1"r lH
that depcGs altoccher upon who the buyer is, what he
and how the secent = TO y. n'qn IN OF n'i.
large Its depend. upo clrcumstanccs an ri ifONm
1Ssi 1F.,' nf fa H. supply ss
the rset E%a aOo %, S ed pare cr ia"
Wrstrrn -ieei at s.a 80 s2s - d,iy"rl. nearby
% 70. the There .a S'"e cqiient~ 0 ia the %csi
Month =, or mas. wTi S s"a heavy and nhoen b"y
crs very sanyrino o. Getting IN at m,rh lover lover
longer Finished naicrai-rhc market is very IrcsuaI'
ana ara di n ~ e dcne iairS wc ,d are holding
price, rrctv sitaI but in stucura mar,ia quotations
TO be below anything ever l's,d i OH martial Marie.
"a @ i lover ahous" it l. diaru, to ": buyers
anything like aoodsizcd lots GLASGOW csb today re-
o / Glasgow 50, 81 Lusoan; o GLASGOW. ,5s 30
sS amm at Arsros.s AZ 81 c"ssr,ocs az %r.
drossan. 4ss Cd almelInet at Ardlos.an a.. 80
warrants, As % msses o II,t No ~ a and 81 40 "a
ia,iaa S?r slo'' loo Msy 100 J"s ic"o; Dry
ioss; August, los:; rc;'cmner Los, los5 -, t9"a on
@aSke, stcaay quiet sales Of spot 100 1on:
i s"a :sn sspO' lG n' market STEADY
q 1850 deJ Jns oo ;' y s"ss S Spems1
October 900 HoN.nocr 900 sales i23 tons NAY at
Market been very dun ana qrrt du.ing the week
er ma. 1e p1SspI s an ssr !" s na" ,c
charcoal ter"s o" spot nt take" :'.sr,n'r the nSu ss
pee,ea a. mi. season q the yes, Il Is expla ned I'm
and consumer. 10 carry small .tock situation win
probably snow improvement ,tiI The uncertainty Of the
hang OF
tatons, ic Meiyn charcoal TINS 20 80 scalce 6
Asysy d. As s5as1 charcoal !e"e q ;; 81
e ii.@o 100 r ecscs 3 ~: London Nay
2 sG lv SS evry si TO-. Sacs Sro no ~0 Tna"
S so tsa. %sFt isas sic 5 Nay
Ip"e ~ IL, J"y 15i s Assss , s p"s
g., Louis "anH FOR s;;yter' weak closing 5000.
s 80 3 1 n %sss. ''G. 1885, sss M.
s e sd % s HGft m % p Hs~
!Hs f's "'S is, T''i Sas ;T"' "%s
on GSnhed stock, and iar demand ko.n ssady. WITH
Sf Ga S ,a sS q sS sp 1.
,ac"i%e ss; a's DO % machine @sIs AZ e
T. ia, soas? g? i ..ss f IS !" cass e
Ia !, ~ 81 ,sr nsan, T. 3D. p'eA light
0CFAN fREiGHTs-TIc market for freIghts today
very gn ana as a az o eoa r" wrn,
iso"@, there IS consaca6c GONE I'll tSc time
S S"ssS~ 80: % ' Er .sa S' 18TH
1000 gareSr gain MS.rs, 70 Ham
q 600 sSl, psrolss% SS%ySs e SOL
S Ss q Or Dart'e Is 81 lark aoos h pei osa%
SsMyor to T gG, s' @ ss, 'es H su
cargo New.yorK 10 Melbourne 81 so; steamer. lilo
s "s eGs c"S a. s. "a C Is eoS
n u :. Hy yr 49, % 40
tsuc private terms .hoOaer lumber. Wilmington 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-13
,,rr sroCx N,RKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

LIVE STOCK MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH
p,eo,o Nav l2.-(a!,le-Reccipts. iast - no Co.
400 head total for week thus far o. eOO NAV n,rS
anne time last week. 200 head con,gn,u aic 20
head market opene dull and slow WIN o"' lat "a
n" cl".rd very dull. Hogs-Receipts. Ia" sn oIa
honrs 300 head total for week 'n aUS .,d con
scmad through 100 head; to New-lorh;; auyV
head on sale. 5000 head markst op v,ra heavy
,cody for good grades: closed steady .N x n &
81 o5a 81 packer, ana mss az nIes' 81 5Oas7 -.
IT, End iambs-ReceIpt, last "a hours. 900 henu
,P for week thus far 81 900 head for same m'
last week 5000 head consigned throus,o ono head
to NewYork. $500 head or On lower ovi Closed very
a,i and weak best lambs. s5 COZ rs 10 in'r TO
GOOD sss 7,a 80 80 all sheep very Dun best quo'"''
at ~ 35o s. 40: fair to good nacSi~e 900 mead
,nmon,s 600 head Market steady, 10 lOc lower
M good natives sale: fed Texas s'" Zoo I'D
lIogs~Eccdpt>. ZOO head shpmcn's. i,I's a. oo%
Market steady Heavy, 81 COZ g GO; mixed aoo
va IN. light ~ IO0 IL a.. Shccp-Reccipts, 1,Upo
- d. shInmcnis 900 head Market steady natives
IT, "a" :, ~ Exams - 1874 so. .,,, .o,orts d.
nmcaE" "ce Mas 800 head shipments, 1000 hcad
Vartt slow prices steady: top steers, ~ ." go
others sdas4 so: fed Texans 81 -" ~ 40 gr ~
Txans $40 % 81 prm11" "r nays s%w = oS head
shipments $500 head. Market sirons pic, ro ~ G
,o irInc higher: mixed and prckris ., ',o@ q, %
pr,me heavy and butchers. - 40" =. ~ Ph' M
s1'9 9ca = 3 other lights "a soa = 80 shecpmK"
con,s 600 head: shipments. 900 head Marvel
s,,w. prices steady; top sheep, - joa 70 CD Top
lambs s7a a. %. .,.. 40 hood
Nrr NAY ddne h'' al"
through consignmcnt:: No cattle shipped TO New
yorE sI a snt hT +" bct heavy
n 5O0s7 so. six cars hoes shipped !, New iorN 600 m
dav Shecp-Rccripis ] 200 head shipments, 1000
head Market steady and unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-13


Hemp AND JuTE-A steady but quiet ma kct c %
nc,nr -pt Gle shipment 81 n6!.c sisIl hemp SPOT ga
To Jur. spot %" i'4' sh'p.''h.,
axe Iutr quits ic,cctions. spot l'sa.c I" arrive
iDts-The market is quite dun and values are ZONE.
are somewhat, !" v cHrcss , "i H., lp',c
Vic! s,"red Monte,idco .oa22 H.. i2Hr selected
~ -. III, .Oo,o NJ Ito elected; CIi.ornia 81 as n.
SS seicctd: Mat' wTas 2Sa-Se ! i0c selected Vera
iuy 1870 H. y, as the iun; l;osota etc. .OG.} N,
II i2e as they Cent al nsean ise:. d. io'ae a.
,hsv nm: Port ~ Platte. ljalI d.. g. A. they rth;
Galveston rags H. Sc as they run Dry upwr Leather
S,"ch-H io Orlando MoDtsNideo kiI,, lOrl2 -. Dc
SELECTED cordOya llcs h. Toe sei"cti; nue2ns Ay''
.or elected: TcNas. sal n. 3i.c -irricd. Wet >nsd
udes-l,aia 900 n, iac the, run; TEXAS OK anc
,nw Oo so n Je selected: NewOrlc. n on ana COW.
A,r6o NJ si,a s"'cotrd: Havana $50 30 n. % a.
tIcv run DIV Sa'tct Iiir,Aatanham. 2102S N, Sc 4.
tncv nm Pcrlabuco ojd 80 n. Size as they Bahia,
$40 ~ nc : they Pa ia and Nancsibo 3J055
y. Sic asth SaNanilia. .JdJo n. 9c as fney
mn Matanoras, 2cn33 IL, selected Texas 3Od35 n
3. ,el,cred Isas; Ind. Hides act'a a"rbt, COW,
iooli IL, 9o0 Calcutta dcGa gcen, 9ol2 N, SIC,
aIcut;a buffalo. i9a22 N. DC.
LEATUER.-Tbe m3ract is far from sati' fact nv
gar ling prices demand the LATTE icin2 iXht. IL
ms mt have considerable stock hand
and they are therefore quite ndfcielt about making
purchases The r,ceiltr though light than
enough 10 cover the ent Gales. We quote
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-13
49,. rvrnNTS FROM NEw-IOKk.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

r..x. I'm. been y allow cotton market at
w ~ t.iss I;epotts Liverpool icgau'is VA
financial situation have been very gloomy inv ' ircr
,l have already reported ffNa,e uaoc S d me
roo. ~ other failures quite well groui ded ,
sa,rsoi market futures acted ~ snpt ,,,r,s
showina n decline Of 5-Gtd to i.'ti0 Tor iu il,
NirM 'oSsa harcy steady and a -ulsidng business III
sn cotton The local market started on, M,e Se loss
,,,ins and subsequent liquidsticn ncrcasu u"u,s
10 points compared with ,sS hen' v, no market
from this slight rally IN ps, ,s, unf,t orsbe
go dull throughout the s"Ssoi swan, r. n,,.
St.c crop reports came up from the Soun pu' s con-
- ,h.sc repor,s was by private aoNice al,
tradciorv nature. Sentiment OF change Is nn is ia
.o largs unsod stocks: the beie thSt e an tho
NV ia,cs one and As already favorshly sat,a v in
disturbed conditions Of finances a nus cooSs and While
G,rone and on apathy in trade IN s"o or, acorut
the pcc is very low and foibds seuns LOT ,hsr hand ae
sdcncc conditions. On IN o,n..
with Sna ANY .ssnss investment The cotton %
Sss dur unpromising outlook az ies, u s TN" month
nc,, On Chanoc The exports OF COTTON ~, MI 10 as
y. Aprii and for eight months cs ia b,,cs and
rerorted the Secretary OF 'he A''""'' "