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Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1893-03-03
INDUSTRIAL BREvITIES.

The output of American manufactures
for the past year was N,2l5, ,G0. 900 in
value.
There are estimated to be over six
hundred deposits OF iron ore in the State
of Missouri.
Southwestern Missouri furnishes SO
per cent of the zinc ore mined in the
United Ststes.
It costs the United States government
Il 800 a day for firing morning and
evening salutes.
The Pennsylvania system of railway
has now length of main track aggrega-
ting 1879 miles.
There were 10000 persons without
occupations oi any kind among the i'm
migrants of 1892.
A single row of pearls as large as peas,
in Paris, for $l2e,00J.
Hard coal loses s per cent in bulk per
annum when exposed to the weather.
Soft coal loses IL per cent.
Ohio brickmakers are using clay
digging machine that does the work oi
from seventeen to twenty men.
More than one million two hundred
and twenty-five thousand persons live in
tenement houses in New York.
In the southern provinces of Russia a
drink resembling brandy is obtained bw
diatilling the juice of watermelons.
The value OF Pennsylvania's silk pro
duct last year was nearly 800, ,000, 900, OF
SIX times what it was ten years ago.
The largest needle mandatory in the
world is in Redditch, Worcester, Eng.
land. Over 10000, 900 are made weekly.
| The Languedoc Ship Canal in France,
by short passage OF l48 miles, saves q
sea voyage of 1000 miles by the Straits
of Gibraltar.
/ In spite of the Mckinley bill the an
nual report of the Welsh tinplate- makers
shows that 20 900 tons more tin were
shipped to America last year than tht
lyear before.
I The largest telegraph Office in thu
world is at the General Postoffice, Lon
A don. In it there are over 5000 operator
constantly employed, about one-third Q
lwhom are women.
| On the farm Of J. W. Fitzgerald, nea
st. Mary, Kan, there are three artesial
kells that vary in depth from 900 Il
TOO feet, and about 2,40O gallons o
pc per hour Aow from them.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1893-03-03

The crinoline question is settled once
for all, as the Princess OF Waes has
taken decided stand against the re-es-
tablishment Of hoops in any form.
The New South Wales Legislative As.
eembly, like the Victorian Legislature,
has adopted resolution In favor OF the
taxing OF absentee owners Of property.
The cold has been excessive in st.
Petersburg and for weeks wood fires have
been burned in the squares and streets
OF the city in an effort to make necessary
outdoor business endurable. The streets
have, however, been practically deserted.
1t Is said that mail matter dropped in
the postoffice at Paris 10 delivered In
Berlin In an hour and half, and some
times In thirty-fve minutes. The dis
taDce between the cities is $50 miles and
the mail is sent by means OF pneumatic
tubes.
The medical history OF cholera In Rue.
sia last summer Is OF highly encourag-
ing nature. IL shows that by proper
sanitary measures cholera can be kept
out or stamped out TO greater degree
sven In districts most favorable to its
deyelopm nt.
The long Distance marching competi-
tions by volunteer soldiers in England
are discouDteuanced by the Commander
in.chief in recent order. He thinks
they result in no practical good, and may
cause individual harm through undue
stress OF effort.
"The eentence on De Lesseps is a SEN
tence on France" says the London
Timfs, "and the ignominy poured down
ON that feeble old man IT, degradation
Tor the people " no battered and caressed
and elofified him as long as the capital
was left 70 spend"
French War Office experts are divided
in opinion concerning the value or dan.
ger Of Efsl'H tower IN care OF eeige OF
Paris. German staff officers have written
quite freely about the matter, principally
holding the view that the tower would
afford fine target.
Aproposjtion is made to connect Great
Britain and Iceland by tunnel driven
under the North Channel OF the Irish
Sea at its narowest part, between Coun-
ty Antrim in Ireland and Wigtown In
Scotland. The length .of the tunnel
would be some twenty-seven miles.
Cesare Orsini, whose appointment as
italian Envoy TO Mexico 10 announced,
10 brother TO the leader In the at
tempted assassination Of Napoleon Ill,
white the latter was driving TO the opera
--Felice 0rsini, whose name was given
10 the kind OF bomb used on that occa-
sion.
ALI Europe, from the Arctic to the
Mediterranean, is experiencing winter
severity this season such as 1t has not
known for many years. 1t is necessary
to go back f1rty or fifty years in most
regions, even in the far north, to find a
precedent, while in some parts the
weather ia unprecedented.
Vienna is sending invitations to all
European nations to attend an Interna-
tionai Health Congress TO formulate
some plan OF fighting the common foe,
and in England Southampton Is beg
ging Parliament TO vote money to keep
up a rigid quarantine. The signs Of :
coming plague are seen at st. Peters
burg, Hamburg and Marseilles.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1893-03-03
PURELY PERSONAL.
The Only British Survivor of the Battle
Of Navarino-Ll Hung Chang,
Vieeroy Of China.

Mrs. Emmons Blaine has given to the
city OF Augusta, Me-, 500 0 to found q
library in honor Of her husbands mem
ory.
Katherine f. Conway, recently ap.
pointed one OF the Police Commissioners
Of Massachusetts, is one OF the editors
Of the Boston Pilot.
Fran r. T. Susson, the first Russian
woman 70 take the degree OF doctor OF
medicine, recently celebrated the twenty
filth anniversary OF that event.
The next Fourth Of July will be big
occasion in Newburyport, the colossal
bronze statue of William Lloyd Garrison
having to be unveiled at that time.
Donna Isadora Cousine of South Amer
ica, who is claimed to be the richest
widow in the world, has an income OF
$50, 600 per month from her coal mines
alone.
Henry B. Fuller is writing a novel on
Chicago society life. II he knows much
about it and tells what he knows, his
book will have a great run outside OF
Chicago.
A gypsy seeress predicted that the
Archduchess Isabelle of Austria would
have twelve daughters before con and
heir varied the monotony. She has got
as far as No. 7.
Charles de Leszeps, in the Masas
prison at Paris, lie required to make his
own bed, clean up his cell and wash his
own dishes-d sagreeable duties for ga
man of the world"
Little King Alphonse Of Spain has
pulled through his attack Of scarlatina.
and would be quite content TO see doc
tors, who dosed him with naety physic,
led away to be executed.
Louis jennings, formerly of the New
York Times, who has sat as Conserve
tive for many years in the House Of
Commons, announces that he will soon
retire from Parliament life.
Emile Zola's aspirations to seat
among the immortals OF the Academic
Franchise are not hampered by lack OF
ready money. He is very rich, and is
said TO have made over $400, 600 from the
sale Of his novels alone.
Ii Hung Chang, viceroy OF China, is
one OF the most important people in the
world, ALTHOUGH his name is 60 little
known over here. He is first and last q
patriot, and his watchword is China and
her treasures and commerce for the
Chinese. He has never sought popular
ity, neither is he afraid Of opposition.
So far as is known, Admiral Sir Eras-
mus 0mmanney lie now the only British
survivor OF the battle of Nayarino. Born
in 1874. he was then MILDLY OF Is. Sir
Erasmus is best remembered in connec-
tion with the Arctic search expedition OF
1850, when he was second in command,
and discovered the first traces of Frank
lin. For his services on that occasion
he received knighthood.
A friend of the late Bishop Brooks au-
thorizes the statement that the current
reports as to his wealth are wholly with.
out foundation. The only use which DR..
Brooks cared to make OF money was to
distribute it among those who needed il
and his daily life was marked by open.
handed and tender charity. So far was
he from using his talents as a means oi
accumulating property that at the time
Of his death he had not sufficient income
beyond hissalary to support his simple
and unassuming manner OF life.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1893-03-03

Union Pacific halfway Tlme Card.

Trains arrive and leave Arlington as follows;
KAsr-BouNDs
Train No. 2, fast mali. leaves Arlington daily
at 2:02 a. N.
at3a2 I'm.
WEST BOUND.
No. !, Pacific express, leaves Arlington daily
at 2iiir.M.
Train No. Z, fast mali, leaves Arlington daily
ct l246 A.. NJ
ifgPPNgR BRAscH TRAINS.
Train No, 10 arrives from Hcppner daily, e~-
cept Sunday, ct f.ib Y. NJ.
30. leaves Tor Iierpner daily. except sun
day, 1t S62 =. M
Tar ,igh tickets sold and baggage checked
through 10 all points In the United States anu
Canada
s. COLLINS Ticket Agent,
Arlington, or.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1893-03-03
ADVERTISING RATES.

Business locals win be charged at 10 cents per
line for first insertion and cents per line there
after.
Legal advertisements win in all cases be
charged to the party ordering them, at legal
rates, and paid for before affidavit is furnished
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-04
c,TroN NArKFTS-PY TELEGRAPH

Liverpool. Jan. g. p. M Col;on-FmturS closed
quiet American mddling. low midding CLAUSE
ianunry delivery. l3Gid vllnc: Januniy and Fen
rinry delivery. , 1854 value; February and MARCIA
drlllcry , l,-Gld sellers March and April deliver .
) Il .Gid value: April and Nav delivery. l'.'%U
value: Nay and June delivery. 2lcid buyers June
and Ink delivery , % cld value: July and An,is'
delivery , 25-Gid sellers: August aud september de-
livery, > .i-6ld sellers.
Galveston Jan. a-t'otOn firm: mdd'inG. ! 'r !:
low mlddIng. I-sc good Ordinary. J-Sc. ret aid
gro>s receipts $50 bales, saic> 3,J, bales: stock
1886 balls. ~ .
Norfolk. Jan. 3.-Coiion quiet: middllng. . ~" /;
low nlldng l-rc: good orlinar,. : l6c; net and
gross receipts, G3i bales. exports 10 TIE continent,
$3.50 bales coastwi,e, - lalrs; sales, "1l bales
stock. i3194 baes. ~
New Orleans Ian. 3.-to'ton steady middlng.
. lie: low mlddlng. . lie. good OidmlN. 1--c +.
ret receipts 93iO bales: nos. 1882 lnlcS: ~
ports Ia the continent 1900 bales cossiwS'. lAao
bales snle> 1900 bales slnncrs 1850 bales; stock.
a. .1O1 bale ~
savannah. Jan. 3.-CVttop quiet; niddlnc. y lice
low middling. , 1cc good ordinary. : II &c. MT
aud gloS, receipts. $40 bales exports 10 The continent,
900 bales 81, i!3i ba,'s sales. l,iIJ la
stucg, 800 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-04
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NcvYo,k Tu.siav January 3.-BEEV IS-Reccilts
% cars 0. hcsd2s consigned direct to saint
do loi Yl3 80 80 otAe uading. Feeling steidi
Cy droci bet slow a. os g., ,s,rcd do for
Ee%as and Colorado do and 4aj2c for COW O"e CAP
sd,i,es received to-day report a. lnplobe'rb ia
European ma kct refrigerated b"e selling az 2aot
N and American steers at lJ2dl 10. est'nilt1 etal
itannc soils WEDNESDAY WITH 90 qua tvs OF dressed
bec' ana 100 dressed plg, snd the Deimafk VIII De-
'NtrW I0wsNRercipts 3. head. Very little trading.
Nomnay steady Ut S2'9S'o per neal 40 '''""''' ~
CALVfS-Rcceips including cars OF weseTns con,
~. N Tor common 70 choice and extra DO brought 90.
No Westerns grc sold Country nress'a Ns, ,
slow at sGio2c; city cres.ed steady az % N.a
3a7c dressed ers..ers ,ow at 42a5,sc -. 90
SqsI P SS;oa val; d. I'2 40 'Se az ss "t '
&c. i3s n. at Sc; Do 1875 N. at &c; do 10 ~ at
DC I,lISs"9icct0 4 r"lli. Is vea,s $50 n. at siac
iIurnc Mullen: Ieals. III n. u; s'.c' a.. 100
Siit.r AND LAnBS-Ieceipts. ncluing cars con
MarRst quiet Yesterday. closing price, Drss'H ~
l.rbs week at s2aiGc prr y dressed mutton $40" al
Hume Mullen msnly late yo,"risy o. on o
lambs = n AVERAGE At 40 30 per 100 y ".s DO ~ ~
Isl do 20 y a, % 81 ~ P-nns, lyana sheep 1873 ~ a.
81 az ~ Do. so n. ut - ~ ~ ohio do ~ N.
q "a a. % do az "a :. .n sg 81 a a. ss 50
90 li.lcneces ( non. zoo Indians lambs IS ~ Al
D. iIsffingion 25 State ehecp ~ 70. at 81 ioi do
iioGS-R;ccp.s L co.s i7to hcsi 10 1 adj!
a, 81 IS. Gcod choc' medium and HSh' h'S' ought
for medium snd o. aioc Tor light
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-04
ErRnpEAX pRnnICE NAEKETS.

Liverpool Jan. 2. 3:l5 p. m.-l;eei IN fair demand.
Pork In fair dcmard. Hams IN good demand mort
demand Cumberland eat. nj ~ - - 20 ibs. hrm
a, 40, i'd ,hot rb about >, hs. firm nj ioS: long
lear riddles about ~ los. firm ~ As l long ard
>hor. clear middlr>. aiOut % lbs, hrm at AS.
shoulIcr,-Ab0 II 10 Is ts. firm NJ 40 I'd. Cheese
IN poor denaid. 1HllOw-1hc demand /, imprOv ing :;
pr me city. firm 80. Tmrpenf ne IN far dcnlalj.
t,,t seed o.l-Livcrpool retuod firm AT ls CT.
Io-ln IN Loo iesilnd. LlIl-spD. IN golr demand !:
inmr s--ihsrc /, nothing Offering. Wheat IN good
demand No. rel. winte:. firm nt ," Iol No. red
. r ng firm ut IS Id. Flour In lair demand -.
Louis fancy winter. steady OF ~. Corn-~oot. In
good den and futures In poor demand: miNcl Western
SPOT and January. fra NJ Il ID January. new. firm
a, a. "a February. new firm II - 1874. Hops
ut Iond0n--iacic coast In fair demand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-04
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

BUILDING MATERIALS na,er,traw nSrd bEia@s
spss q HSls at ad 'r ag gsE
s3 6 ess e & esa ga r e s csGV pSs
fotand s0ase Belgian Port,pd r. so0 s: 10 t96
hnshng 93S State common 6nGS "a 81 - any ~ p aq
loo hair is quoted at 22G25c per bu'he' cattle
CHICoKY-Standar1 English Granala.ed quoted at Sac
and do French, 49, do German. SO ,,, o. hold
CocoA.ihere Is gue,s INCREMENT , wla er
Csuayaquil. 696e: BAHIA l4s; and St: Donlneo i,,x
TOtFEF-For Brazil gtowhs the market was sligniF
OF bags No the quotation Other sales eohpiisc
$500 bags Santos. Nos and 70 arrive AZ io2, Low
business reported ia mid grades Options Wei moltrIey
estye AID IN synps;v w ea.i G't t ca Era f WIFE,
will be issued about the 1o VII DO oash tne to9c
wss w' ior the eids s M " 10 abe ons rS
ordinary 90 aos; y 600 g9od se'end, 90 kIOil II
1000 bags Rio stool l5jOO9 b4s.; rio mar&ot 11q
III ii go kio ssipScn1s to EaIoi. dSas at on
month. 10000 BAGS; Elc shipments to United States
dGliog Ia; ,ao"n s24 GOO 6aS S9nIo Shipments TO
sss Victoria Shipments to Iritod Stat.s Grnr last
Isnssly. 9 1898. l74a56o @,rs; ss@S time II.s.s
zoo oco bags warsho,se dclycr,-s since Dc cembcr J.
s les S,ss ? ios S- f s.
rricse-Arrvas during last month. 900 bags d.lIy-
auar r1'os Bag. u 1 d%r"c
Ss ss ii he 1 a' 5 o" S5s 5s
eoarxNrrivals during a;. month 1900 bags dellvcrcs
$500 bags XHGws'P.A'TTas d IiT 1t nas s
e 900 bags GSvcFss Gg'pg ~ zoo %o9
sales at New-Yofk yesterday $3.50 bag
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-04
LIVE STOCK MARKTTS-BY TELEGRAPH

Buffalo. Jan 3-Catile-Rc Receipts last twenty -FOUR
head for same lime last week. $3.50 head; consigned
through 4.0 head 10 New-lork 2i2o head on sale,
100 had opened slow and Loo 5wei iGr mnI
800 10 1900 lbs. sjas5 20 choice do, l,aoO 10
i5o zoo @ ~ s@1a - ,a medium ta Ppsh cD
aud shippers do, LOO 10 1880 lle - 23a = 20
sht handy butcher, do 1000 to LOO los. ~ 0oa
~ -: coarse. 1000 20 i,4O0 u.s. so ~ so oxen;
commoa 70 best - 75@ 81 - cows and hslirr,, goa
good mixed butchers 600 N LOO lbs. :. 21d w. %
rows common 70 Az ss@ - vs. d. gSoa to rAi ti
Soicsaa' So sS@<5 20; good oven IN good
oascr veas lower ut Sj 500 - 20 mich cows steady.
Hogs, Receipts last - hours: $3.50 head total for
II 800 head consigned through. 1850 head TO New
York. $500 head on sale $50 hend opened active
fed. r. eoas! 10 pnclrrs and medium =, lja >, 20
Yorkcrs. good to best corn fed - i0o$7 IL: DO light
pigs good to best corn fed. s7os7 10: DO, common
sklpS to fair. 81 j0d 20 90 assorted roughs -" - 30
common do. IS e5as5 IS sags. rongh TO good - ,3a
zoo head total for week thus far. 1000 hend !:
for 'nmc time last w'eh' 2C,4oo head conSlsnfd
400 head opened stondv for sleep. easier for lambs ;
closed .!rady onocs to fsngy wsiherS , - %m - -
=. 5Oa - -. Canada do. - doa - -: do welelt
- 81 H. Lambs Native. choice to fancy. So 100
81 % do. fair Ia good. - 50a ~ cn 10 fair. ga
80 %; Canada. common to fancy. 500 - 70
Chicago. Jan. 3.-"Thc Evening Journal" reports ::
Cattlc-kcccipts. 5000 head shipment. 5000 head
Market active. shade higher best steers. ~ oJo
- 90 others, ~ 2JS - 80. stnckers ~" - % CIV
= a0ds3 % IossReceipts. II .oo0 head; shipments.
$3.50 head. Market brisk. 81 Zoe higher. rough and
common. - cor ~ 80; good mixed and packers.
~ asa ~ 90: prime heavy and butchers weights.
ssi 10 sh"ep-RcccpfS. 600 head shipments.
aCOO head. MnrL.t active, p'iccs strong; natives.
~ 5c0s6 10. Westerns, - 500 SIS IL: lambs.
S3 jO0s5 %.
st. Louis. Jan. 3.-Cattle-Hccrpts. 300 head :
M IpuI %
pave steclS S3d =, %: choice skipping. ~ GOA - :
rang. steers. grass fed So 1o@a3 men f"l. 81 90"
ZOO head: shipments. 1900 he'd. Market higher
hcnvv. 30 sol 81 % parhing. ~ :o' 80 -; Hight,
ri Goa 20 - Sh"op- Receipts. 100 head: ship
mcnt. 800 head. Market firm fair - good natives.
Sis: 20: chc'cr 10 extra mutons - 1895 TO-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-04
THE PETROLErH MARKET

The new year opened In The oil market with stag
milton In crude certificates ut both The NcwNorl cx-
changes. AT oil Ci'y there were sales at 5id5t l-t0
- :;ia - 10 cents. Refined quotation, were $40
rents per gallon In barrels 60 cent, In cns', aud
80 cents In bulk. Foreign quotations were: Ant
w'rp. l. ~ finrcs; Lrr;hcn, 100 MARKS, London,
4 l.2ai D1Cd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-04
ArOES AND VEGETABLES.

Domestic potatoes continue In Hight receipt, AMI I'M
morris IRON abroad ar: mOd"rlte. MJrkot firm Tor an
shoice qualities, especially for Rose and Pee riess whrh
wanted Southern seeu orders ana sometimes rn
crel quotations sweet potsiocs hrm. FED onions
and shade higher: tauihovcrs sarce ana hai
more stock i the way. ana prices arr homnu
urndIng is arrival Florida vegetables firm for choice
an ,INV hun uoor grades = rrtrd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-04

washed ne-ces Michigan No. l. WASHED neecesi
3la33c combng and dclanc washed. 32d35c gnwashed
medium neeces oOa2Sc Texas TALL, l5d21r: Csiorra
i0d Territory l7dooc pulled extra and super "'@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-04

DRUGS. DYES, CHEMICALS. ETC The general r3l
ncd is s'ssa @ Od for 'T cont
s a s. tcl s T and and 50
cen, wood respsGtiye Basam p rd is ,l9 a. go
Sl.aehng powder in iisht demand at saaO: BOr,x is
6% PIng S. 70 st S D55ss c and Sc for
castor oil steady a. lSalc for bSs aaa eas Ga
rowdsr. G9's1 qac at 5e d 5o s ~ f o sS
Glys:lne q flf demand .. laset lS' eu Gs
&c ssS sss care u end
r. 'U on sh su S' qao!s% aoFt
rS a 81 81 sSasi s7s for prime naiua aid .oas2 80
for powdered on pennyToyal teaay a 81 Soa as ~
:. s5GsS 3 Tor StW.Yor a1d q 20 jspsnes~
9u9lae in n Seand and easier IN 9 Tso ~ & &
az sssS for kSso..us 5os$5s t2r rsa al, IN,
ouiry si We quot e MacEsTc Seysa SSaer NJ
s ss aSswess"b lc o 10
ssG c cor s. s5qs7 &c. Ts"d Bang 5000
s ,s %sa% ,e ef bb pos EaStpor &
80 boess as Noys Scotia split s. 30: Dutch ordinary
1'e r1 pIf AND MEAI"FEotR tone of the msr6c
sioager The demsnd for export o wa 4e - sSe
e. x.n le't . wss s e% 3, S oq lad & @
prs nS s1DSs s S sssS sa S .-
IS q IL sacks and 80 W. me yar = r. sas
a ?i IaS,.s e' 5Se s1S% s g (i i
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s.s'e. d &c ease case; vo.:t. CAT: ceSaed @
saS S. e iss sa''on o@ s" r s cs s p
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sss r Sp 5.ss DID, 5'.ac nOGes
sis p sSms s''I sO se o 'v d.
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1s5a 2S sicily Ia%'a .g3fc cs u,s y1f nnl
fsq Nag s;o lo 5ss F'" SS S sesasi
SEEgS ddn W. cuoe Ss e hold cso
Sicily sJcs sSs g fancy sSy 100: ,cS g3"s5 e e
s s,,p e s sco9 500 81 75as oan sicily
q 5s do gs e.es s DO ss9 : syaa .' Sa
nsnsass Asinwan, nrst lgn per br@'h. s93 o.
s seesnds 5aoc imOn, asi IN q :5agI 81
ea sessna do ssrasoa sss a. s. AIDA
s % dc 5sae co. se cG an per-
KS sas ~ % t. but es saS Manila hemp
at lie for N shipment he%p: 90 I' 1a5ae;
a'Sf SSi prD:r g Ss 's sssSGs 81 the
rent continues moderate Quotations: Dry~ceidoya Ne NJ
sss n, lsre: Montevid%c' assas5 H.. I2'c Cali
fouo. aoaa5 N. I2re; M.tanoras. as they nn I'D
ysc ctSsra H%srssn 2Ca2s lo,e nacn9s "A Ayr;
Mps' torrencs Nonteylco and Rio Grand, Rips loGl3 ~
SOC: f;aveston. selected 2oe?3 D. oc Cagtm Du, ,h
n soasa ~ sic Texas. selccfe1 2taSo n g. Wet
sslfed-New. Orleans City, 45"o' ~ HS"oc' ''"'' u"
they run flo, ma ,,... 3 moderately active
Gl.Ai-i, ,hs nntion lire The I;lrkc. opcicd cNcted
,sSrr and I9iisc higher result OF strong capi"s
Tive wal Street and foreign bvSi"S' "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-04
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
FOR the week ending January 8. 1895
uEANS ASDpE

Receipts the wee,s-Beans. ".53i Dbl, peas; 20 900
bush ENp9t--ans s1t Ng. ea., 'o bs o' come To-
the market Til. week the contrary the henanu ION
and with quite beiai offerings buyers nave i~lu chc
advantage At the close luotdtians fairly irlre,nt cu
rent ssl, hut guilty ma, la DE strictly 'h0'r "
command the outside rates Green easier aid SOY"
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sUNDRlES.

NUTs-Peanuts firm; quoted az 4Sc for .D iaI.S
s6eied freely offered at 4a4i d, Tor NO. r.
old, and A. Tor No new and 20 az al" a2c. Very
Few new hickory here and demand go,l a. - ~ pe'
hush. mixed Old and new and all old negecrd. no. g.,
.IirSwAX- Quiet southern du"'e' al -'a"-'' 'V
Ho%EY-very duh for comb honey, at saloc per ID
cnlor I'd ,tyl" Of package. ,.io,.
MAPLE SUGAR-Flrm at recent. adNshcr r.,
quoted at &c and tubs at 81, with IooDms SAYS "'"
Lac
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FRUITS AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Apples petty well sustinef in price. although
the demand light and rather closely connn,d Z,
bettc: grads Grapes 10 larger receipt
s!.sly Gull pf4ccs lower but litte moving
that yaucs nominal. trdnDe rio, la light demand
oad steady. Lighter receipt Of Florida orangeA have
reduction ~ stock IN
iesh perfect order hrlf llt.e nrmer but
irads {. dull frui, stl grcsy
neglected and offered very low. Tanyrsnes and MAJ.
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Receipts for the week Isl bb- and ls $50
The advance noted week sisaIugt untr
dav. when undef pressure to close and a duh
Ind. Western shaded 30c and southern 20
2V Tn'se ngucs stl quote ~" outside but are
now extreme. tho market showing fome weakness and
going a cOnccst'ou "
fresh pie ~ AMI shade fImad c-gs
have OF about lc ana quiet but close steady
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MILK AND CREAM.

IN. daily average receipts OF milk ara cfetm ~ the
different railroad distributing points In anu near on en-
10 ueek hay- been q, follows: fLc, iieO cans %
mix ~ cans " condensed mix and -. cans OIL grr
anic Pour hkeeps. und Boston, 30 cans 81 hH
su.o,Enuua 25S cans ~ MIX ana cans oi crri'.
Iacklwsnna $3.50 o! mlk and 20 cans 81 ~ ''
Nv Vnrk Harlem 22J1 cans OF 1h % 'ai
Of condensed milk and % cans Of cr9n' Now inrN
and NortLcIn NIX NewltaNen ana f'fHoiH,
Az cans OF milk; Ohtario and western, 49, rns U,
milk and 95 OF cream; west shore - oa ,, VI,
milk IN cans condensed milk and ~ cans OF cream
XewJerse. Central 233 ~ MIX ana TX cans 81,
and bv short routes JOO Guns or
milk and Of cream. The tool daily suppy M
n.an IA stO cans of milk condensed milk ana
caus OF cram The price gaid for tine eur
,iis mn, been 81 Sj q can 81 40 quarts.