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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-03

Winters.

COHNMEAI~M aiket moderately active. and co-es
sietov sales coiflnd u small lots; Bandywinr - -
yellow Western OJdS- = southern while. bags ~ La
g. 70 -.- BAG MEAL-Qnc; aud nOminaly unchingci
81 10; coaise. 9jG97c.. FEID-Markct duh UNCHANGED
quotations. 4Om 72'20 &c; G0b 72isd7jc: S0-lh ga
ioc; loom. S0aejc sharrs J0d95c; rye feed, SOao1c
lonny chop. a30c cOttonsccd meal 81 2odSl %
lCO N; oil meal. ~ 3.cdsl no.
GRAlN-WHEAT-The market for wheat mas bscl
Decidedly better today at New York. spccu 'tion mas
been active July cont which her tofo!c ha'. been
they advanced s.. while september advanced only Tie
The deliveries contract, Ncw-York were 10000
bush wheat 5000 bush aud $1,000 bash oats.
AZ Chicago the deliveries G0Uocc0 bush s1id ID
be the heaviest deliveries IN" KerShaw fal'ufN
and excepting the deliveries tina; the heaviest In
ue history Of the tradc. This grain finally fell into
The hands o. carrier. Armour recently HAVING been
heavy 81 july contracts against September
sole n. 07iac difference. The basis Of the improve
ment In grain TO-DAY been the comfortable
ditoDs Of the money market at the time cables
have been b1tr. the private advicer especially so'
exporters have been buyer throughout the future list
The market closed strong at the highct prices 81 u"
Acviccs hom the West have bcen uniformly good ana
report better mood amongst investors than as been
seen for many weeks pat Sales were $4,000 bush,
including $4,000 bush for follows: No rcd
ynctd " July IN store aud elevator, Pee over
July store. and 4s,c under september anoat;
s.ix closed lilac and September at 75asc; y" . red.
1900 bush is.c under September and pri,arn terms
July delivered ungraded IS 600 bush, private terms de-
uu,yefed The New. York Curb from ~ m. 70 D. m
sMne.tJny. 7I+d7lsic elofc Ian: September, 75Sd
spr.'Osc, close. 7CS76I COrn-July cloec 4sD
crrpg,n.r close, BOB Oats-Scptcrbcs, 3s,oc
0v'N-The uaFl u fos has shared only partially IN
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THE TRIBUNE
Uptown ONCE,
90 ROADWAY "a door north Of Slst-st-
ADVERTISEMENTS aud subscriptions
received there until o'clock y. IA.
At BRANCH OFFICES,
Advertisement received at regular once
rates until ) y. m. VIZ:
25i shave, :. q. cor. or 2Jl-St
Iio 6th.aNc.. cor. l2th-st.
49, tOiumhuSaNc., near West ooth-ss'
LOG West i2d.-t.. near Oth-fNe.
90 W st ith-st., near otha.e
81 West i2i-st., bet. sL ana Sth aNes.
157 ith-ayc., cor. 1ith-st
.33S 3d-aNc., between 1dth ana :. tb-ets
.3o3 3l.aVc., between 18TH aud 10th SIS.
,G26 3d.aNc., near OlSt-.t.
1oS lst-aNc., near eeth-St.
16c Sd-aNr., corner AIth.st
55l 31Ayc.. near East 3lth-st.
b Avenue A. between Sd ana 4th ayes.
II Cmal.s. ana lj7 Di,isiOn-st.
40 Church-st, bet. Warren and Cham
hcrr -tS.
325 Blceckcr-st.. near Chrlstopher-st.
l5o East irth-st., corner 3d.aN".
20 last i2d-st.. near MadIson-avc.
o.O5l 3d0ve bot. Il2th AMI 18th sts.
IARLEM OFFICES
$50 Fast l2Jth.St, near 3d-aNr.
2i3 West lo5th.st.. bet. It'll and 9Th aveA
800 West lt5th.st.
BRoOKLYv OFFICES:
397 Fulton list. 63 Court.st., oc5 De kalo
ave-, 1.2G0 BedfOrd-aye., 100 B'way
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e ounlrn Real gsidle for Sale

AGENCY FOR MGATCLAIK- Hesidcncc
properties 81 49, De- options for sale aud 10
&C., .urI. ~he1 hoIs'r
TUBES { TAYLOR. Brckuan-st.
ILBLRON y J.-Ior ~ai" several
~ cr. 20 d. WILLIAM LANE Long
Bfan.h. !.
ADNIR tMiNl> And = Bs, RIP.
TION> fnE !lii NfW-Nui,k TkIG.
rNE WILL 81 RI .IlNID AT NE ~.
TOWN OFFICE. No. Ia HroaiWay, d
Tf~lNENiS a. the following Branch ~
r,,~. 81 ~th ave. r. cor 20 t. lj2
htn.te. 10 Fluf'h-a'c., corner -Four.
s.N,nfh.-,. 1925 rni d-av' near StNty.
nr,t-,.. 7o- H-s'-tt.. 90 Wet Forty.
sr.ol.--t 10 'D.umbu- ave; lj9 last
Ar - conner lllfdh ave l-O la.t 18TH
= near Th.rt-aNc. .. Avenue \ l3y3
1u.r!.a,e - Nrsf fourt'rItn.st; 81
Wc.' A2f..i $50 huron -.
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FURNISHED Rooms.

BACHELOR; apartments. delightfully."-
cool. 90 -ri.. ant -in-if baths "N'ly
convenience, nrar iiih liil not J. ,lNns :
sG v.ehi, upward. - Last oth-,t.
.fh. Nal.-pu NO..
atST.ST.. II EAsT.-IAier a.l small
rooms summer rates; uau-"nt' accom-
uof,t ( references.
.I~T-~T - Wi~f. near j'h-at'. Hotel.
L,r-r and small rn"u, tI1n-i'nt- accom-
uDlbi'I meals OFT "nal references.
TEL. THiHt 81
'ptaNu Orirf.
Ia B'oadW,y 81 door north - "l-t-st
Nd ert.s"uctts a. iuh~' iril"ns
lN--iA.. INN. ulilI . n-lInlh =. ~.
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Az nEANcn nFrrcrS.

At BRANCH OFF ICES.
Ady,.'l~0 snDuf- %" -tN,d a. rr-uiar onicc
rates until p. n, VIZ:
-! shave. IS. .. cor. 81 -Ji -.
l53 Gth-aNc. cor l-th--t.
10. ColunhG..a,c.. near w.t. GSth-st.
1906 Wet "a 30. meas hih-aNe.
- W. iiih-st., n"lr > ave.
=. Wet ~ i-.t.. bet 1th and STA ayes.
lJ1 fth-ayc., cor. lith-,t.
! 33S 3d-aNc., l"tw'cn 18TH and s'tH-sts.
l.3'3 3laic., between sJ'h IA fbth IS.
J .O-6 "a ave. noir Clst-s'.
J .1u~ l-t.3tr.. near SHth--t.
$50 da-aNc., corner f.th--t.
81 3i-yc.. ucrr East 3.th--;.
- Avenue \. lr'"'"u 81 and ith ayes.
l. C1ual It. and l51 rNlslon.st.
li9 Chufch->t. bet. Warren and Cham
b"r, sis
81 Blrcckor-.t. near Chris'oyhcr,t.
80 Last i-th-.t.. corner .m-at'.
20 Ia-t 42G-st. nc,r IadirOn-aVc.
80 Church--t. bet. Warren aud Cham
b'rs SIS
~ BE-. Ert--t.. near Chri,touhcr-st
I5g East iIfh--t., corner ~ ave.
- East i?d.st.. rear Mldison-avc.
o,OIl ad-oVc bet. ll.tn AMI ll3th sts.
HARLEM OFFICES:
$50 Fast l.ith-,t. near 3i.aNr.
2i3 Wcst 1@5'h--t bri. ,th aud Sth aNcs.
goo West ii5fh-st
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LINE STOCK N[NEKETS.

Ntfh. I.I. l. lSit.
RrFvrS Receipt. were II ar. 800 h~'a I'D At
steady far prlmc stock No later c',l' advice, ant no
nov Shipment, reported -, ,..... \,
. Ed len !f 1E%1 a. 20 '% a. f., ,e'
weak fcng rr"i,aird, D g,c.' 'a' ,,. & ar lir
~, ' S'ao'r5 d-I e. ie in'l ,o'e- '' AZ
suEir A>D L,NiiS -i.'.'- y. pq n, 'i., ..
Sros AMI Sir n.S ~f' ma ro' shop d ns1 ~
aat. ,inr,n = l'"r ,n ,,,. 20 .h al i, 49,
i,s., inoiGa.nr - Ir,.y, a. -, ..tt' nelrc ca.,
a. r., ouall.y d,p.Sed lambs v,.d at ri pre AZ
edl5c oi common To- extra prime cai''-''' WIN general
,ac.-r. : Ka.c: o. Jcr-cv lrnb.. - p e,caer. at
- g.; cr o io2 ocinaa - Go ~! .Scop - =, =, 81,
10 do y At - 90 y K.nige ~ o. ,2 a., ."
. u MGcIincfron g. .o5 Vnrnt, ln'ir % =. Il
- = POO do % = nt - 30; 10 Vheina sheep ~ -
=, sel!9; 9- 2'' 100 Sn do ; y It - ~
- = sl r ID G - at sGa =. i IL n Ii,' 81 ' at
b.ie@6aoS - w." ,hccP % lad ' 81 10 for
.a s aiyc yoaanally weak at o5oa7 Ir 100 -
OTHER MARKEr,-W TELEGRAPH.
rqaaS Jsy I-c" to E c loo mad re' oi .o
1Sc a 'q'l rJ f TI' 600 ,' aod coasn'a oas ,
head Ncs ',cS aio 'G i aS o ,1 and al
cc-ed win gro.r,i, faT 5ht ,, e g,@ - 20
,' Tim. ~ v.rh - Ojo head consIcuei u.r,u'n
2'o head to OK 5ig0 io i1a cG da 40
icniinq lower. but with about all -ef h"F. - r." ~
So iiasG 20 rourhs - 25a'5 80; -'lqs -l"t' 30
,ota Tor vcct I'M. far - 100 h,rd ~ ~, mc 80
wcoF 20 500 had con~isn'd iHi"if.' ""' "'"
osd stead, t. rs sos ' Sy I'd . l = oe ' S
no good earling- h-e qg''anr At - F''1 10
Caic.ns' ~ S l,,d ~, i,r rcn- 200 id u1r@rt
-.,t ftf
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Real estate 10 Grchdnac.

TIE~T-CLN>~ tenement. fully rented
.clr ifh--t. ard Gih-1,r.. eNrh1n.r Tor
0unty -eat. MAETiN. ~ Wh.l-,t
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Buslness Gbanees.

AZ ENEI:GETlC WOMAN with bust
nDs' ability desire, a pO>IIi1n Niih bu~i-
Ross hOU>- educated ana accustomed 10
udN"l no arcncic' con drr'd. r.
BiASkA. Tribune Uptown ONCE, l..l2
~ aiway.
AUTOMATIC BATHING CARRIAGE
>uprrtrl'- bitnng houses; ari>tor ratio
Patronage positive. success certain, secure
watering place rights; cost double next
year. PATENrLE. $50 NalderDllt1Ne.,
BIOo@lyn.
BUOKKEEPER WITH from $1,000 10
52cO0 wanted iair salary and money -.
cur Il. ADD So B. Bon 80, Tribune once.
INVESTORS scching business are In:
vitcd u ca'l and examine or large ny OF
opportunities; 500 to 80. 900. PartieGiars
4 + Sns enc SoI tx I5 EiS1tyis N
HAXE, }Y q ;IFN. TIE NE nv, fE RAJ Z;
IUWEG NANtfADl rRING = NoElI~
TN CO.. 3o6 4 3Os Broadway. y. Y. 'iy.
MANUFACTCEING SIrE>.-Naluabir
,itc. donated aud liberal cash bonu>", ln'd
f.. d,-l.-,hir manufacturing plant. A.dt -
"NANUFArTUEEES," Room II, Barney
Block. DAYTON. o.
PARTIES requiring more capital IN
! their bus'ne-s invited 70 call no charge fot
ser,lc", 90 a1Nancc schcng, and saloons a,
not hinll,d. MErROPOLITAN TRAD
ING COMPANY. 1873 Liberty-st.
WANTED. Profitable br-ine-- near the
| inv. STAT. particulars and reason, for
selling. RESPONSIBLE, Post Onicc Box
l.tl6. CRY.
- 800 Guys HALF ~ rEKESr n good
.ui-t.ufll patent; h0u-ch ID article no
competition. 9G3 Ea-t l31th-,t.
$1,000 MD SERVICES wanted to en-
l.re. established lrgitimJf" 1nd honorable
business. protected hy d'nt'r XII ,Iry H.s
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NOltEE-lhc cOEec market WAS quiet to-day the clos
prices when compared with Yesterdays final figures,
showing material change. The foreign markets
tInfI but not much 10 have especial effect
values here Ii l. announced on Change that George
halcn cofcc broker Of this city. j. Unate met
his mercantile bigatons. This Is sequel the
failure. Mr. Whalen has Outstanding contracts
Change. and the announceupnt had effect the
Set. me New-N0k Coffee Exchange Viii be closed
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Gorses ano Carriages.

SOUND BAY. HORSE. perfectly
gentle. well educated. good trotter. pace
under saddle: suitable for lady 81
Leonard-st.. Brooklyn.
.,nILD's rUNh. carr ana harness for
lais q, to hire for s.1on aip 4s head
JACKSON. l.. o. Box l6l. Jamaica. L. L.
]. NJ. oUINBY l. CO..
NF 6TfEK H xS
UNUSUALLY n, TiSE c. iHhhGJioN
FOR tor NTH : h XT1 PARK DRfV'iNG.
ESPECIAL ATTENTION Is CALLED
r.N,,v o,,Tr9} r THEIWEA coSErrrs
E XII 81 %NN fdr : rMmHET6Ss AZ H&p
CiBRIOLETS. SukRLYS.
HUNG on THE. Quincy PATENT
sPISING, WHICH SuRpASSSfS Vi, - ALL
FORT OF ALL KINDS
a NUMBER
OF DESIRABLE HECoHb;;HAND
fict1TORRYY AHD wAEEEooMs
D.. /. AND w. Il. r..
NEWARK. N. J.
FOR sALE.-Iland.ome pony 10 hand,
nice cart and hairless .oiI Tor Wnh' of
49, Alll'-- \. {. frkI4lsN VI NJ. 3lU
Broadway Ncw-Yorl, city, or south Orange.
s. j.
THE TRIBUNE
Uptown ONice,
] 242 BioadWay 2d fOnr north ~ 3lst-sr.
Advertiser .nts ard subscriptions
received there until o O'Clock p. H.
At BRANCH OFFICES.
Advertisement, received at regular Office
rate, until p. M, VIZ:
.5i shave, -. e.. coz or 2Jl-sJ.
10 Gth-1Nr.. ror. l2th--t.
l92 Columbus ave. near West 0Sth-st.
20 Wrs' ith-st., n"ar 5tG-aNc.
1o6 West 42l-st.. near Gth-?Nc.
90 West i9l--t. bet. 1th ard Sth ayes.
49, itn-iy,.. cor. lith->i.
33S 3l-lNr.. between icth ard 11th-sts.
81 slave. between 18th aud 10Th sts.
.O26 3d-1vr.. near 6l-t-st.
] 7OS lst.aVc.. near S1th.st.
$50 3d.aNr. corner 47th.st.
J5f 3i-avc, ucas East 37th-,t.
- Avenue \ between 81 and 9Th 0ves
Il Caual--t. and lj7 Division-st.
1iJ Chrrch->t. bet. Warren and cham
lrr~ 80.
325 Bceckrr..t.. near Christophcr-st
$50 East i1th.-t.. corner 3daN".
% East i2d-~'. near MidiSOn-avc.
o.0Jl 3daNr. bet ll2th AM ll3ih sts
HARLEM OFFICES.
1S0 East l-5fh-st.. near 3G.aNe.
3f3 W. inIfh - bet. 1th and Sth oVes.
800 West li5th-st.
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WANTED-Men and women to work for
" unIihe spare time collecting cancelled
;;lampeu envelope for particulars. COT.
OMHlAN. 3S Bromhed. Boston.
Males.
B0oKkEEPER. with from 81 600 to
f-,Ssu,' ,slr salary and money secured.
MAR - ID, Box 30, Tribune Office.
MEN WANTED on cattle steamers 10
Apply 90 Grccnwith.st'
WANTED.-For clubhouse a short distance
rom NY hTst-class man TO at a. steward
ana h'au"a'er must BE- single, and have
, ,nr ~ % i'icrences a. to ability. ex-
can oner permanent position. Apply
" lctt'r ,onl. 10 \. j. BOSSERT, Wei.
chester. Y. Y. '
W. ED.--Agcnts 20 sell on commission
the MaL-l. Cline ten cent cigar: sample
POKE, -, th'rteen mailed TO- one dollar.
L. MILLhk Il SONS. 5i3 B'way, y. Y.
Females.
WANTED. Girl as chambcrmald and
waltres> In American family four persons !:
~ tlbrron, Y. J.. ty the s,a. Can or
address Howard-st'. y. y; German,
SMedc or american preferred.
WANTED-A COMPETENT German gH to
90 hr'telass hou>cwofk; must be- good
N"-'N ~ -fIN. MIS- | M,
pol West 1Sth->t.
WANTED-Ladics t, write at home: IN,
close siam,c envelope. ELLA WER>T
secretary. South Bend Ind.
ADVEKIISEAIENI AND STpSCl;IP.
TIONS FOR THE NEW-YOHK TRIB.
UNE WILL BE RECEINI d 1T THE UP.
d.or north OF Thilty.nrst.-t. and ADVTR.
TlSEM tNTS at the following Branch OF
u,c' 81 stn-ayc.. =. -. COZ. 231.st l52
6th-ave.; l51 Iourthaye., corner -Four.
'cVcnth-st.. conner 3d-avc. $50 East lo5th.
ST. near Thirdaye.
IN BROOKLYN. az 81 Court.st sos De
kalb.avc.; 1850 B,lford-ayr.. AID 30. 10
broadway. up 10 ,. m, at regular Office
rates.
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closed strong. with first odinar.cs - $50 eoO1
seconds Ia COO. and lO- for eXchangc Receipts. 200
Lays. stoch. ll1.oOO bags. market quiet
.oof Santos Il COO: receipts. 600
81 OcO bass. lIaVre closed generally unchanged London
Va d. III hichcr and Hamburg an HANGED u Ia
re better The ota stock Of Brazil coffee N IN tnhe1
states TODAY j. 20i,?'> hags anOlt from Rio >ano-.
oic % 600 hsc> total stock YORK 1857 s23
Warehouse deliveries Tor June 1913 80 bag stock
~ New.Orleans 20 $50 bags BaltinDre :
The deliveries in NeN-Orlcans during June were 1921
Lag ana receipts $500 bags in Baltimore they were
:p9is has and 2O.9le bags respectively. The kct
ios spot cote. dull and nominal. with Rio No a
tn close quoted anywhcr" non l6ec 70 lG'c business
viii quito generally suspended on the street Nouday.
SLOTR AND .MEAI~Th Eoni market Ia, bon
stead actual change ia quotations Follow
inc thD s'rrl movement in wheat holder, have
ben rather inclined u ask higher prices for -four with
out foaiv lcting much opportunity D. sell former
pice. a. buyers BE- inclined 70 adhere % their
habit Of bryina ONLY what ihcv actually want Til,
fact coupled with the increased Ermnc>s OF sellers h1s
made lr.lncss unusually small even for SATURDAY mar
k.f 4. 10 1000 Ntg"s, IN
Guiding 600 bbs straight AZ ~ 210S3 - 200
Sacs- extra No winter - 30 800 btls DO ~
s. 50as3 7O go bb sring ra;cn:s At SiGs 10; 800
Ibis -prmg srslghis ~ - d<3 So 900 bbls sprne
clears al - ~ $50 Lbls extra Ne ] 'prng at - -
Yt' f1t Southern -four is ntle steadrf sales.
200 bbl> e - RYE FLOIE-1he, market Tor rye
-Four continus dull closing about steady; sale. 100
lDls al SO 10. atoms
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Lverlool stocks July Wheat 4.5os 900 bush;
$40 800 Lush com .64 600 bush; -four 239 Ibis
July 1Sg2-Whcat lbs 900 bush corn 0GG 90 bush
Hour 199s00 bbls. English farmers deliveries this week
80 277 quarters average price 20, "d asanst 2G % the
previous week; estimated deliveries at all points. &C.
9S6 BUSH Duluth stocks now down - about 5000
coo BUSH with recent arancc- o. aou: loo 600 u,h
and more loading Even Larger business could b. dom
but for lack Of bank computation, at thc East The
Francisco Commercial News Slys: ~ di-rS-or0it
survey of the financial situation In THIS city affords no
lasis dstrust and H. i evident thd' tn nervousness
being manifested + moro in the nature Of an cch0
tToutl. that IN Australia. found it,
way thence through EWCpe 10 the Eat, much
Ucrtia = supposed {" travel II l. report d
that I'm Thirty counties in Weston Kansas tho wheat
clop is q failure Iho Northwestern Miller" report,
the stock wheat Minneapolis private elevator nj
10000 lushcls a decrease for the week Of 200
bushels. This makes The total stocN at NJ nm aolis,
Daluth and >upcor ~ $50 80 bushels crcl-' from
last wccA OF 100 l76 bushels. \ year AGO the stock
was 12.7i7 500 bushels According to rec mt adNicc1
nom the 'acnc Coast samples OF new whca' are being
shown from Tho ollcs ~ The san ranciSco ENch1I2r
the quality which j. GOOD ant i st,d the quaint "
j. likely to exceed "timatcs The san FRANCISCO CON.
meral News saws that il j. evident that thu North VIII
have hotter }cd than on. horrd for GiIN IN ,t .
sea on oregon VIII have quite ~ large VIII ~
crop a. that last Vhil' favorable weather IN
Washington has improved prospects woii rulY.
Rcccrt, Of brcdd,tui~ interior points in thousands
last three cphers 1000 omittcd-nour Dds, grain bush
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Opening range and close today, and closing bids the
re XIOus night and last year follow:

Market closed steady. 1rsnsferribIes issued a
Futur, salr. bales. New York spot ~Ics
to-day and last night For exp,rt none consnmpo'
1Ce bales total los bales; spot marx
quiet; niddlmvs SC, which is = advance a con;,ard
So bale, cNIoit,. 5.736 bales forwarded >. bal.
stock 100. 556 baT-. The port receipts Of cotton r
tic IaSt week 1888 bales sire = ptcmbf
i 1894 bae~. against 7.ois>2S bale a.; var
The pot 3e., 30 bales, AGAINST do 5l bai's
last ytsr The exports for thu week wer' 2ii5o bale
aud Since September l. o3 bales against o1OjiOo
L. asst ear. slpbO0rd last nEIJ
So 3S9 bales Receipts at interior towns for the week
wrre O. sd, bales; since September l. 33S5094 baics
The overland movement since september has been
Sl6O75 bale The takincs by Northern spnners since
seuiember have been o52 OZ3 bales, against 21l3,CS
LAT wear The statistical position cotton made
II -. ..L..,. 4. I..rI LIZ. i. llnANs
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llV, pool y. n.->pot cotton quiet aud firm Aner.
can Hiddng> 7-lG sales 1000 bales receipts, loo
bscs including 100 bales American Futures opened
t.ady al l.t4 CO.ed steady at 26i Ia fOi
ai,ance compared with closing prices Yesterday.
o.inc Liverpool quotations July. AZ; Juy-August
42is Augus->eptenber 425s septemberOctobei, 4-6b
october. NOyemte 427d42s; November eceniber 43,y:
January January FcOrualy, 432b;
fe6ruary.March, 4S3a434. Tenders, docket 5000
bales.
SPOT cottol ruled quiet being only los bales for
assumption. Prices adyanco1 s- middlIng up
lands uafrda al ~
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6eIp iDanteo.

WANIED-Men and women To work for
Us nntine spare time collecting cancelled
Postage stamps; good pay given. Send
siampSu envelope for particulars. COL
MILAN. 32 Bromheld, Boston.
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gentle socHD BY aSoS tro,, perfe,iy
under saddle: suitable for lady. 81
LcOnard.st. RIonAlNn.
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The result was that the next night the
wolves would clear up the carcass. and their
own carcasses would lay around 10 dozens.
Nolusia County Record Jim Baird Will be
down fromst incinnau sometime this month,
prepared 10 engage IN the orange buying bust
ness again. Last season there were about
4lOU0 boxes Of oranges shipped from a radius
OF i've miles around DeLand. and Jim was
the heaviest buyer Of the dozen or SO buyers
here at DeLand all winter IL is said the
buyers Will start in the season Offering very
low prices for the fruit but the consensus Of
opinion among the growers OF DeLand is that
they'wil ship before entertaining an offer not
less than from 50 cents TO dollar per box on
the tree. according TO quality Of fruit and the
size Of the crop on their respective groves. 1t
IS already generally known by our growers
that the fruit crops throughout the north,
especially that of the apple and the peach, is
for oranges will in consequence be lively
through the coming season.
Jacksonville Time Union representa-
tive OF the Times Union fell in yesterday with
w =, Butts Of Lake county, a farmer and
brick maker. He had with him some speci-
mems of yellow ochre from depos is diScov-
cred on his land two years ago. Since then
he has becn investigating as to what the
material really is and what it is worth as a
commercial product. At first it was thought
to be mineral clay. but he has learned from
United States government chemists and
m1neralOgists as well as from the Florida
state chemist, that it is a high grade of vel
low ochre and very valuable: These de
poslts,' said Mr.. Butts, extend over many
acres and can be easily mined The land is
traversed by branch of the Jacksonville,
Tampa and Key West railway. l am prac-
tlcal brick maker-nOt a miner or a paint
manufacturer-and l would like to CORE
spond with somebody who understands how
to mine this ochre and prepare it for the mar
ket. There's millions in it for somebody,
and 1t should be developed"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-03
A SPIDER FARM.
Several Thousand Living Specimens
Carefully Tended in One Room.
From the Chattanooga Times.

From the Chattanooga Times.
Many will be inclined to discredit the
statement that spider raising is an estab-
lished industry in Chattanooga, and is
being successfully conducted by Ernest
Reyber, the proprietor of the Enterprise
bottling works on Cowart street Mr.
Reyber estimates that between 5000 and
5000 of these insects make their homes
in his bottling department, which Occu-
pies a large ROOM probably sixty feet
square. The ceiling IS fairly covered
with thousands upon thousands of little
patches of tibery material, within which
the insects nest and lay their eggs. At
this season they spend little time in their
nests, but in daytime hide in dark, out
Of-the-way cracks and corners, but in
easy command of their woven snares.
Spider webs are everywhere, spanning
the space between floor and ceiling or
spread about the machinery, in front Of
the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in fact, the busy
weavers can find place from which to
hang their network. A big corner of the
room is besides given up to the insects,
which have apparently divided the space
into many fOur-walled apartments.
Mr.. Reyberi is a pleasant and intelligent
talker and a shrewd observer. His fair
compile xiOn betokens his Teutonic descent.
Said he: Those creatures know more
than great many people. | keep them
because they wage such constant war on
flies, cockroaches, and other such vernin
which are very troublesome to me, and
which are attracted by the sirups, sugar,
etc, used in the bottling business. A
spider never cares for sweet things nor
drops into my Yats or bottles Flies and
cOckroaches are natures scaVen-
gers, but those spiders watch every one
that approaches like hawks, and soon lure
him into their meshes. l never disturb
them when can help it, except to feed
them occasionally. They appear to know
my call, and will come when called and
crawl upon my hand or take a fly from
my fingers They are tame and have
never bitten me, though L couldn't prom
Use so much to a stranger This spider is
a alternating animal and shuts himself
up during most of the winter in those
little nests you see stuck like mud daubs
on the ceiling. When winter comes 1
brush away all these webs, for the spi-
ders prefer to weave new webs every
spring"
As cow must be MIXED every. day
this wary and provident little creature
must unravel each spring the silken fab
rlc that is stored in its body. He does
not make his appearance till May, when
the flies have laid their eggs and Matched
their first young else the fly crop would
soon give out. Meantime the hundreds
of eggs which each female spider laid
during the previous summer and fail have
been going through process of incuba-
ton, and now turn out with the older
ones to seek a living for themselves. Mr..
Reyber has encouraged the insects to
harbor in his establishment for two years
past, and finds the spider of such practi-
cal utilitV aS To ne almost indiSDanSi bla