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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-11-26
CUT OFF BY FIRE.
Hannibal Missouri Threatened With
Destruction.

D0SCTuCIlOTs
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Nov. pa tremen-
dous fire is reported to be raging in
Hannibal, having swept the district
bounded by the river and Third, Broad
way and Lyon streets. half dozen
blocks. An appeal for aid was wired to
Quincy Illinois. It was responded to
with all apparatus available.
No sooner was the message received
than all connection with Hannibal was
cut off ON all sides. Unless restored
there is no way of getting further news.
QUINCY, Ills., Nov. 25.-The fire in
Hannibal, Mo-, tonight destroyed a
block of the best business buildings in
the town. 1t started from the explo-
sion of a lamp in Williams & Sons dry
goods store and gale which was blow
ing carried the flames up the street with
amazing rapidity. When the fire was
gotten under control both sides of Main
street from Lyons to Broadway were in
ruins. Hardly wall was left standing
All wires out of Hannibal are in ruins,
but a rough estimate places the loss at
$3.50, 900.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-11-26
Only a Bad Cold.

BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,, Nov. 25.-viceu-,
President Stevenson has not been seri-
ously ill. He has been suffering from
bad cold since Thursday night wheD
the wedding of his son occurred and he
was confined to his house. He was
down town today.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-11-26
Partisan Politics.

PARIS, Nov. 25.-The resignation of
the ministry comes in the nature Of
surprise as it was thought the govern
ment would secure substantial ma
Jority on a demand for vote of conf
dence. President Carnot tonight con-
ferred with Casimir Perier and Lacour.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-11-26
JORDAN'S MISSION.
Rumors of an important Financial
Errand,

Errand.
LONDON, Nov. 25.-Assistant United
States Treasurer Conrad N. Jordan, who
arrived here yesterday from New York,
continues to insist that he is here on
private business and still refuses to be
interviewed on any subject connected
with the United States. Representa-
tives of leading American banking
houses, as well as representatives Of
English banking houses, Joined in as
suring the Associated Press representa-
tives that it is not at all likely that Jor-
dams mission was connected with
floating an American loan which Eng
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-11-26
lish and continental papers have for a
long time past declared to be imminent
Resignation of the servIan Cabinet

BELGRADE, Nov. 25.-The Servian.
Cabinet has resigned. The reason
given for the resignation is the
tariff conflict with Austria Hun
gary. The real reason is the radical
party decline to give any further sup
port to the government on. the ground
that the latter's policy is being directed
by ex-King Milan. The king has not
yet accepted the resignation Of the
cabinet.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-11-26
Prince AIexander,s Remains,

GRAFT, Nov. 25.-The remains of
Prince Alexander of Battenberg were
dispatched by special train to Sofia ac-
companied by Bulgarian deputation
sent to escort the body to the Bulgarian
capital,
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-11-26
Portuguese Affairs.

LISBON, Nov. 25.-It is stated that the,
government is about to dissolve the corte
finding it impossible to continue busi--
ness with the present mem bership.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-06
A Comfortable Route,

Trains leave Helena daily at 1896 p. N.
for Seattle and Puget sound points. Spo-
kane. st. Paul. Minneapolis and 81. Louis,
Chicago and tho east. also for points in
Minnesota and the DakotAs.
Buffet cars containing bath room, barber
shop, easy chairs, obser walton windows,
library, writing and card tables, smoking
rooms. etc. are run In connection with pal
acc dining md sleeping cars, frst-olass
coaches and tourist sleeping cars. Direct
connections are made at WsnAtchee with
steamers for Lake Chelan and tbs Okano-
gan country; at Newport for points on the
Pend d'Orsille river; ut Bonnsr's Ferry
with steamers for Ksslo. Ainsworth. Mel
son and other points In the Kootenai min
ing district; Al Jennings with steamer 70,
Fort Steele. Crosses the Cnsoa Q and
Rocky mountains In daylight. Beautiful
scenery and o road free I, ON dust.
Train for Wiokes. Boulder and Butte
leaves Helena daily except Sunday At $3.50
a. IN. Connection Is made at Butte for oil
points on the Union Pacific system.
Through train from the east leaves Helena
daily al $3.50 r. M. for Butte.
Fo. information or publications apply to
any agent Of this company or
b. II. LANGLEY.
General Ticket Agent.
Helena, Mont.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-06
Legal blanks at this office.

Trunks made to order ut the Umbrella Hos
pital amt everything shArpened and repaired.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-06

The far famed Foster kid gloves at The Bee
Hive only 81 this week. Every pair warranted
and fitted to the hand.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-06
FOWLES'
CASH STORE.
CllySantlcnQn
WEEh
NOV. 5 TO 11.)
At our two Broadway stores
under the auspices of Mr. Ross
Cartee, the popular Helena florist
1t will surpass any exhibition
of the kind ever given in Helena.
A new feature will be intro
duced in connection with the show
P0ttGd
Plant
GiVen>
Away
| D. s4EFs-s r sN.Esf ~NNtt' b

To every purchaser of 81 worth of
merchandise. Ten per cent. will
be deducted from each purchase
Of merchandise to be applied on
the purchase of any plant in the
exhibit.
A rare opportunity to beautify
your home at no additional ex-
pense. Besides you will purchase
your goods at rs per cent. cheaper
than at any other store in the city.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-06

y& To ChtcsgO. rtr
Via Salt Lake, Garfield Beach and DEN
ver, Sioux City. Omaha or Kansas City.
The WorlA's pictorial line. Elegant Pull.
mar equipment, diners, chair oars and
tourist sleepers. Reduced rates And fast
time.
Gall Cd Or sddsess % North Main street.,
Helena. Mont. II. @. WILSON.
Freight md Passenger Agent Helena,
Mont.
E. l. LoAAx, G. P. and T. A.. Omaha
Neh.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-06

Further Reduction In Rates Via Union
PaOi1o. NMh
From Helena TO Portland. ..........t Is 90
From He.snn 10 San Francisco. 33 90
On the 10Th OF each month excursion
tickets are sold to Utah and California
I oints No follows:
To San Finno,sco AMI return ........$ rs %
To Los Angeles and etnrn........ - %
To Salt Lake and return. ............ 10 W
Tickets TO California points are limited
10 SIX months. and TO Salt Lake sixst days
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-06

Highest PrIce Paid for City Warrants.
Draokstt b Owen, - North Main street.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-06

Removed.
Chas Grossman has moved his large stock
OF wall paper and moMinRs from J. b.
LockWood's drug store to ths Bsveridse
block, No. l25}S Main street.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-06
HELENA IN BRIEF.

Capital City Music Co., 822 Ninth ave.
Jackson's music house ia selling at ALSO.
lutte cost. H. Il. Thompson, assignee.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-06

Ladies' fast black seamless cotton hs:e at The
Bee Hive reduced from : c to l5c.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-06

aides natural gray union suits at The Bee
Hive this week for II.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-06

Mems fancy striped cashmere underwear
worth 81. ~ this week only SL5O 1t The Bee
Hive. tE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-07
GENERAL MARKET REPORT,

r.
COTTON-The New-York cotton market was STOW DIV, az
1rS and not much disposition Oh the palt OF iosa
80 The closing prices were about cN WIZ n,
u-S,Vs The swing OF prices was within narrow I".,S
tn yerpoo market i closed to-day a 'he SN - om
III a. close holiday in England IN h0aor oil h in'I-
so ~ princess Nav OF Tcck Prince George hchce'
We, ,aodnoinr very limited No specially important news
~ ~ hand and certainly nothing OF character u 'hr
@ fn.a'e.ting market The weather reports a. mdo uP
~ The Government report trace OF ram III ha h,
% tho cotton belt while other points snow nv
rainfau From Austin. Texas, there came slt'l'' ~
,Srt that cotton eGular in size and some OF tne C'P
su0lcientlv advanced make. without more ram ON
Yea special from selma. Ma says that the best I,it
o. the crop is growing nicely ana 1uith. I"n 1'
90 Is small ana IN stunt "a 'uI
dfon while from TO per cent i IN gl|,s asu mus
either be abandoned worked out "a late that WIZ NN
small crop. some cotton transferred rom AuE'>t
nat the increased acreage in Texas will b. FROM =
,r cent indicating crop in the state OF 900 600 bales
hat crop prospects Food and that picking VIII pc Ge
cal in the southern part Of Texas by me !'lh Q,
August This rather earlier than the TRADE eApctn NV
ceon 10 move 10 the market the general Nle'tuoh
had been that crop would be from TWO - three NcN
latc Crop adyiccs the Mississippi Valley are rather
more favorable especially from Arkansas where inc pant
has wonderful during the past TWO weeh-
In Southwestern Ca. shipments OF new cotton iT
expected earlier than last season. though the ist
new hale OF Georgia cotton has not vet been heard ron"
Receipts az Ncw-Orleans for today are heavy rep emit
ing the accumulation Of the interior towns, Whf
the stngencv In money rendered the cTaime1t OF the
loans made upon ~ or prt OF the sea 'on an
forced sale Of a large line Of fscto's holdngs.. ,
ODeninc range and close today and CLOSING bid the
nreXious nj nd last follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-07

Eio closed atn.. win Gr.t odinare - 81; soo1
5000 bug, stock 1873 600 bag sanio. m1D6gt va,
0uirt; good aycacc SanO- IL 600 receipts lOO) rags
took l2GOO0 bag (rcVlscd Have clo.oi y ran,
higher London. holiday. Hamburg. L pig higher T'ie1
nom Santcs stc1mar Madonna Della Costa 1000 haRs
The total Bal coffee n the United state, tdaI
IS 252 lO7 an0at from Rio Santo,. e. I'D OK
iags; total stock in NewYork. i95G9s bars w3rchon,e
deliveries Yesterday. 59i3 bag stock, Ncw-oil,dls
o. os6 Iags ia Baltimore 27l@1 bags The market for
30; coffee was quiet a. 1870 T. Rio No l. y" nlcs
rcrorod 4 good bu-ipc.s In ullc- as l0lloWs
zoo bags Maracabo 800 bag; tral American 300 bags
SoXonil, Jii bags low guides santos.
Flour AND MEAIe-Ihr marxct for nOnr without
bine higher f. It adler in tone Their * more Genlnd
To- ,rr wheat rOurS. people src beginning 70 stock
nm A. usual in ori,r :, got well ct~one1 flour in anci
Of Winter patent. In bet
Ter rsquc-t they have been, aud te whoc aI Ket
I,rtc quiet Saios 20 600 pkg. IN
dno - winter wheat -four 800 bhls patents - - 75d
"a 200 strlight, at SO 35ds3 40 SO' bbs cca
=, ~ 50 800 bhls No ] at - Gas 80 {;
~, his cx- 80 at 50 80 and Of spring whst nouis
500 tIt. ,.,,cnts a. SO 90 bulk At SASS 10 80
Mis sfr,ch.s a. 80 - 900 bls clear; at a. ooas3
1850 bis ~ mix at 50 GoesS 90 i,o DDS ezra 80
1000 ssck4 no grad for cNporf a, ~ - On
FLOrR-Ojo bb.s poor to cho'c a. = '0"F' ~ 0'o'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-07

XxXx P? ssS CSiuHO'?
g. a5sis Windsor 5''7 Entire H ssG3se 81 g.
ii ~ siSls 80 80 + tssft5;s No i:
iI@i 90: 30 I3 no rebate, 40 40 - on. Ri: far
5sc Lcldoi, Jul, 0-Sane qui ,e d"as: this moath
rfninc. Is, sd; bee hfm A-''c N'7'
-. I'D next month. 10 81 a., -, ~ anI lard j.
STFARI NE-Thc market j. hfm ~ 90
duh al l22c nominal. -, al, demand : los
TAiLOW-Markei is hrmct win a i.'i .Gr
~ TTAs-ihe regular weekly ale 0, ,oS,v c7j pack
Au,ue o au off q, drm prices. Details ~ a"
Mcyu6co Tyson iG 40 s iSs1s jspan-599 con-
,"'l IL GIol.; 20 India aud o. Pceoc III III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-07

WANTED-Ladics e. write Mt home en-
closc stamped envelope. LILA WiShol'
secretary, South Bend, laa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-07

i.0,icn. July G.-Ihc demand Tor wool Is SIM
rather mVH"fil". Nanuiat turriS move Cautiously
~ they ar" not receiving many order, Tor s"1'
Price, Tor wool remain afout The -anlr. OHIO N''fr,
are quoted i,nlnay 81 ia .Jc for aud NN, ana
- a 80 Tor ~. ]. Michigan viii sell at u"
.3c. ala No. al 2rc per pound In me drldlh,
selections lh'fr nave been of olO ~ -, NV
michigan al &c. white unwashcd comhing meet Wllh
- fairly goo. Nal" at 20a - for one quarter ana mr.
,chtlS blpod a. 10 quality. In new Texas. l"rIi
iCly and california wool there has been fair irid'
~ 430 i'c l"F m" and fine medium, clean. and 10
for medium. ilIl'd WOODS are dull. with good snp'i
selling ~ -" DC. and at ,2a 20 pr poiii
Domestic SECURED wuOr IN fhr demand N ~ wi',
range OF Pre-. Australian wool is steady and dh't
and foreign carpet woods held firmly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-07

sETNsTIf.~S 90 work on ladie-' ara
ehiid,cr's ci5r,cs: 81 pr day: would 20
80 o. ,ity "a, - summer. Adire's Nj. j.,
257 We 2 f'd--t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-07

CORNThe market at New. York opercd more active
and generally hmer; the basis the Improvement
the report that had bought 400 600 bush
In Chicago Yesterday. IL noticed that order,
the houses buying Of the strongest Advice. from
Chicago say that uc corn 1Owd f. buh but mat
SIDE speculation is slow take hold. Ia the AFT rnODn
the market made further gain but caScd on tri1e nut
before the close with sales OF % 600 bush including 81
bush for export. follows No - corr % 900 bush.
July closing; No = corn. 900 bush asa, d49c
delivered No 5000 bu.h. 1870 ( O b anoat ....
OATS-Thc market for oats oncI'd rather slow: there
was no outside speculation and what little trade there
was confined to evening up short accounts, the adj
wheat and serving alarm the shorts "A
the top sales l4l 0OO BUSH including 81 burh
for export. follows NO . 5000 bush 3i5,d3Ic
elevator and 3c and private term, delivered No oat-.
New-loIk Central No white, 5000 lush, 3G435tc;
track white. $1,000 bush 3Soijc track mixed. ,.0oo
bush. 35d@6oc MALT-Markct nominal unchanged
pcc. Western COO s3c two-ro"cd stat Gjd7jc; SIX
lOwcd. 750S0c.....S SEEDS Covcrscrd continues firm.
Grain and -four eNport-FNport~ EN- Atlantic ports for
week Guided July | aud since II ptcmbcr l. 1892.
pared with The previous year:
Last From, Previous c,o.oo.
Wheat bu 03s s4 7cisG1iS 10 iGooiG Dee 30 $50 933
bu. $50 3l.2is575 GG900 1916 Dee 3j,7l7157
Provision cNports-ENpcrts from Atlantic port for the
week ended July and from November to date COM
pared with the previous year:
Last From Previous ,.o,
FORK N 1880 % or 500 43,5o3 500 Dec. 800 900
acon ss s2l 27S 1@6 o7i 703 Dee 100 31 $50
Lard . 1881 2l 59j.o2l 80 7jsui Dee lis o3s3
option Quotations follow FOR comparison the closing
prices OF the previous day and for tie corresponding date
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-07
Counlrn Real Gsialc for Sale

Aui NCY FOR MOATCLAIR -l;e'idence
properties ~ al, decor puDns Tor sale ana 10
Jet .ura shed houses.
TUBES { TAYLOR. Bcekman-St-
~ HrE,IN POINT y. ia hone.
T. room. lll modern iupfU,tn ut-' Stab
ira.s- .IsI-t. -. t.f lif Nat'fifoi =
ta'h.n- hn.fipr ard r-air hnr lawn
and -haf. .,fl.u. fruit Of al' ".udr' onlf
., minute. from NcW-YorA. Train, rov
at a great bai an. \. j. HOPE. Az
III riiy-~t.
EAST OEANGE. y. D,,irahio prop.
uniuIni-lrd houses to i'nt =. y. CON-
DIT. opro-lt" Brick Church station
ELBEEON y J.-For >a.e. several
otter. to .rt. WILLIAM LANE. Long
Branch. y. !. -
NE IElBrNE.
Al HRANCu OFFICES.
Ad,cttl.cr mt. received at iocIlar ofcs
ta'r- until y J.. m., VIZ:
- ffh-l,c.. cor. iih--t.
~ 3i-aNc.. between ION ana stth At
2.2 I'd ave. between 7jth oiL 9O;h Is.
I O2, 80 ave. H"si GlN.'t-
-N- i4'-tte.. rear SIti.~t
10 3i-ay,. GOMEZ i1th--t.
80 30 ave. ma East 3'th-,t.
- NNrn.r \. between 81 a ith ,ts.
Il Car.l.-t and 10 DNi-ion-,i.
~ tAui,h- bet. W,rcn ana nam
b.i- ST..
o5i 81 ave-. -. g. co. ~ -"d--''
- Gtu-tNr.. col. l-th-NI
10. t,un,h.l.-,,c.. roar N.et 15th-st.
los Wet 3 g.. i"r' Nih-ntt.
% Wet iifh--t.. near Jth-2Nc.
% Wet 42d-~t.. bet. 1th end 9Th avcS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-07

COTFEE-NothinF Of momcn, report d On ne sew
York Co'ce ENclaner tocy. NJ ne opchlAs lhe Si,''
seemed be slightly bUlliSh ai pMc trades Voc
made slight 9d,ance over Yesterdays cio'l'T pre-.
though as q .ule unchanged blt
IN the session prccS rccedcd somewhat ana ooS-a - ~
\ cahlcgram received from NatntIn temp
Of the ~ , 100 -" %
hays Rio and . Santos. total Of $500 q"
Tie official figures Of the worlds visible SUPPLY 0 c1Ice
are they show decrease o. 2C5 100 has a.
compared with the supply o. June l. Total sle' tu y
Or boce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-07
miscellaneous.

DIVORCES. DIVORCES. DItOR Is -
VI ~rIUIDI,N DctcN tiNr AID Law Ngrn. y 3
procure divorces. furnish IllNat inlorma-
tipn: shIdowing hatit- of suspected per
sons. Lro.e.utr,. defends c1asultiti II Tree.
- Nas-nu-St
VIZ HAVE the lONcilrst lldic-' waists.
vests and collars la unique designs at prices
mar. cIlOu,iv low. Sc. ours before pun
chasing elsewhere. JAMMES. 800 Broad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-07
Gorscs auo Carriages.

49, - - - -
FLANDRAU & co.
FLANDRAT AZ co.
lLANDRAU & CO.oo,,rsr
a. 4 BROOME-ST.
$40 T. BROoME-ST.
VICTORIA
CAHRIOLETS.
\IS-A-NI>,
SPIDERS.
DOS-A-D y.
WAGONETTES,
BROUGH ANN.
DFMI-( OAC uES,
LANDAjS,
OMNIBUS.
ROCKAWANS,
piIAETONS,
IrNNhOUTS.
DErOT WAGONS.
TRiPLET SURVEYS.
BUCK POAEDs,
NEW IL DESIGN,
QUALITY OF TIE: Bf.S Ire
IN ALL SIZES AN D VII III >,
AND COLORS OF PAlNlIN,' AND
THINNING. FORM NG
THE LARGEST STOCK or Ed - HE'D
VEHICLES II TIE WORLD. p
a CRITICAL INSPECTION Sol.i1 ID
COMPLETE STOCK ABONL;;, ; ~ ~. LtS'
SECONDHAND At EN IhENELl
LOW PRICES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-07
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New.York. July g. 1913

Of rad aud seller. are conc as tb f~ria1n at about
~ d. and Jobblag bushes, i al ~ % and choice
WY 5 51' r a, ~ Pea hold tAdy with se 'i The he
bhS at 7ii,irork in late yesterday from san am'io
rdasht 1879 bags Lmas na1NetEey s 5of bes moving
oajT in ooeins way, but STOCK sie1dy Sod lots
Green walk n., j Pe1 do whit kidney, $.as2 DO
re- Ta1y' cyc - 80 do lima y loet3! -; Do 'rgsn
n 81 90 DO bags 81 7ods 30 foreign greer" O''
BTr@f21R-Tne very CUTE; on tIR ef na
Of fresh creamery butter, and Win d on lc
e d probably The bulk the Iqsns Ts ad aGsT nr
than miss a sale The specuSvc e.nr ,","atinc quite
as strong Of Late ,, HnI good c ny sc%@osc Org
Es u Of imitation Creamery hold -teaiy am de-
en- diaries well sustained aG'T En- !" .til at ~.
p n,d fa i$ H n~ at ~ The sapnat, to rs
s 1h, STATE tub. 2ie2e do s''G pale
do western GNtr'- 2l,G22I u state d,ify half-ir"n
,gt5 c>a 10 do DIT, l2s2oc ;,T 40 gcoa964e
III Ice 90 seconds I3.,d1sc; dairy w. 5I"c
cl5 M ,sd iae n do tard ia wc,,oGn di i5
mt, lis 90 ,c, ooG,. - do arsts l62di5c;
90 TUB. cS,ra,. do nr,' I6l-c do $50 o"1''
Dcmaad from shippers wa, pg 1 nil ,r.an
Their quite ,teady na,kei '' It, gcncfllr AMI
GG, ,, facoe, % c@orci sod So. a,y Ga ana
h., mabry to move hcn the oslo rat. ra' oo
c, {, ,, ,. I rcatt o. da ard sen'ray o.c
la2 g. IN the o'r Glad'I :, cuia yc.tcrdy oro
y o. COG gssr' :. s, s'f I. i, ' mi n '
~ p'yy,.i fincy = ,oS-ri do Witt, iahl' A. NIL
cho.", ,,'c - a,, do iiir 10 good sssec' Ia, d.,
'h,' 90 ur ina BIC, common to far la ''''
The market unsettled and irrG Re-, ,l, v, ,
rct' arc l-ls' a Gi,i thcfr /, rr-,uf. o c i
w'a' tonc. Wall" rGlNg3 i . !fI ruling lr,c
m rcrac INC gooa i, i%. hut aI o"g now '' oasc '
hcr"ooIg mols' Cr,ia -pcri, marks u fucy northern
ohio Norihern lnli .rr -, Ian - the. Wv
mail c"@P''"n ,od jul Penn-,lyan1. uew-l'd. rrr
in- ,c'' N,t,I IAN fancy. l,f t'n. 'n0 '-,'
H"lcrd ONT az Xica l@e' r aaca P5 al
lcol6+r Other ~ nor dom lj'.olj'.c; -econi-'
HSr 39e.5 % n,. .,u very irregular; poor
fFU Az h.a,ily At low PRICE IN, lar hi,a
picked ~ sH' =. snd csdy Peaches quit ~ny
nom georgia and Noilh C,i'i t ,.toa and pdcc ~
+ drc,iAc 9rsllt T dnr lrcc frl' ha- come demand
Al far prc-. Nnt mGi"I Frr, -t,.dy Currant. dan
,cIy 10" IT, er,i n fSi. siaai and pf1. a.
eay nl ng'f ~, da ard ari 1 '' ''
% s;cf3,c qga: 6' 'eg 9r-, ,s ''a h. .- ard -
watcfSedn, no.y q , nca.". a.. ' r ~, -rv f -,
r.ah top ' g'''' 1iat- Go.tti DO Nre ca r..
80: d, Norn G,.o oa. ,o a2 -rar. G,rea
green pr cra'1, " -s,aas5' &c. per rat. H. 70
Stm"h'IJ N,o'i,, i.r qq1.'. So d' Marvin, a.,
D.2yar pr ga e, VI. o.r quart ,lee,l.'-
ioolf O" sd" 80. ,'I,..i -.ird ,. pl.r' u
! 10 t,n ana -na 49, - rccr ouart -oli.
! ,elA""rc o,,r 3a-' CA~tt" i'n' 80. d.
M = $40 H. White and ,,ri ~ 10 rN.p,.rro- ri
| dl., -,,r 5a7.: io small "a &c. t 49,, I'd 10
river ~ fer 81 g' arr , ,r pir, aoir C-~at- '
! Ofla
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-07

Future market closed quiet and steady Tran ,ferabes
issued ct $50 s.les - 800 bales New-Nork spot
total 12S bales; spot market dull midilincs l?-lG
which unchanged compared with Yesterdays prices
New receipts gross $50 bales; exports 500 bales
forwarded 10 bales stock 1Gl 4sS bales. Total net to-
6O5 bales thus far THIS week. IL G57 bales. against
1889 bales last week. Exports today: Grc1t Britain
7jl bales Continent SOC bales consolidated net II G57
bales Great Britain. $3.50 bales; France $50 hale,:
Continent 14s7S bales total. % 7sf bales stock S5sss
bales.
spot cctton-Tho market ruled dan AZ UNCHANGED
prccs. sales being only 1913 bales for consumption.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-07
for Sale.

AT REDUCED Pl;it rs 500 SCI )ndr
hand wood aid iron wor".ng lnicn mines
fully guaranteed machinery bought ana cN'
changed GLOKGE Is. EDDY. o9o Mail
sOu-sL.
ATTENTION sewing machines. Of an
kinds. new. -. gDol second hnnd ~
cash or c.cIIt. - nangr" r."'u' ~
RArSCUS 2.ljl 3i-aN".. liSth-''.
A,,oI-NT oi DEATH. macni1ccn' 500
pr..ht must .L,rirOc. 80 i" ul'' ~
i.ss,d. tarraiu. rH LrAineton-a''.
nANp~uME ARG. upright. nc'f{
nsw. al improvements; ine ton1 ''' eu'
-iao warranted. ljj West 23l','.
Ar MAN FACrrKERS' PRICES :
trunks. Alligator Ha@> hand--'N'i 'ih
tome Postuantcau - Por books Italir,
llaud Ia. shawl iud Ithnh ~ ~ b'Hh's
trunks. a. tine Old c-tah, -h'd hH Wv,,p' ~
fr.nk factory OF II \itIf-N - NV Ahi"'
=, ftn-aNe. b"twccl sth ana 'th IL.
NIrI BILLIARD TABLE. in good con.
dit,on all ,onplctc. Tor sale very cheap 81
East 9th.-t
GREAT SACRITTC1NG.-''oi1 chairs.
o,lv .Y 10 worth -. cual1nt'cd % remain
rrniart gold foi 20 years few lcn.
FcfTDEfED GILT CHAIR CO.. 90 Mur-
r1y-st.
SAFES You can save 20 per cent bv
,u,t,c , -,f,. now. For the next 30 DAY e.
I, ,'uI .cu -tfr- nearly ~ cost .! manu-
f,,,trn ., reduce stock new ana second
hand ,dfo, - al kinds. ,,. n,...
VERY GOOD old violin Cor sale nnc
sweet tone: price. 80. Address VIOLIN,
To- Fast .3d.>t.