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Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1893-12-01
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Only eight players we're injured in.
the great ale Harvard football
game on Saturday The game was
90 tame that not q player was killed.

Lyons, tho Northern Pacific train
robber, commits suicide in jail at
Fergus Falls after conviction. He
protests bis innocence, but gives no
information about home or relatives.
. He claimed to be the victim Of Pin
kerton detectives.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1893-12-01

Menage has skipped to Honduras,
according to latest reports, and the
American authorities cannot get hold
of him just yet. We believe that the
Minneapolis journal will yet effect
bis capture. The Journal has
already done effective work, and it.
has the ability to complete its praj-
Fect Of capturing the man they are
after. Il is questionable whether all
the Minneapolis authorities are fully
in sympathy with the J u .nal S efforts.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1893-12-01

The jury disagreed in the first trial
Of the St. Paul bank robbers. An
other trial will begin in few days.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1893-12-01
FRIDAY, DEC. 1, 1898.

The house committee has decided
to place iron ore on the free list,
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1893-12-01

Congressman Boen will Try to get q
government appropriation Of $500, 600
to improve navigation on the Red
River Of the North and Its tributa-
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1893-12-01

The Democrat congress will allow
eight years for the abolition of the
sugar bounty. One-eighth Of the
bounty is taken off each year for that
period.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1893-12-01

Gov. Peck is distributing food to
the starving miners Of the Gogebic
iron range, and his party down in
Washington are preparing to put
iron ore on the free list. The call for
charity will continue from that Sec
ton.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1893-12-01

The Minneapolis crusaders have
been caught in several malicious lies
about Mayor Eustis, but they are still
the trusted informants Of the Of the
ministers.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1893-12-01

Castoria is the best remedy for children Of
which am acquainted. Ihope the day Is not
j far distant when mothers Will consider thereal
interest Of their children, and use castoria in
stead Of the various quack nostrums which are
destroying their loved ones, by forcing opium,
morphine, soothing syrup and other hurtful
agents down their Threats, thereby sending
them to premature graves. :"
go. DIR. ]. F. KNuHloE,
Conway, Ark.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1893-12-01

The centaur Company, Murray Street, CITY
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1893-12-01
Castoria.

.Castoria is an excellent medicine for chill.
dren. Mothers have repeatedly told me Of its
good effect upon their children,
Dr.. q. G. osaooD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-19
LEGAL bitches ARE TO BLAME.

The Taxpayers' Association OF the Tenth, hleVeE'h
and Seventeenth wards has sent letter 70 the news
papers complaining OF the condition OF two schoois
IN that part OF the city. Primary school NO. ~ al
First-ave. and Ninfh-st., was condemned TWO years
ago. and the pupils have been moved to the welsh
Conversational Church. IN Elevents-st near Third
ave- "This- SAYS the letter, is inadequate for scho"
mrposes There Is little space that the basement
IL utilized for schooroOm'. whore artificial ght mas
10 be used during the hours o. Instruction. The
Board of Education paid $500 for altering the
church and continues to pay $500 monthly rent for
ifs use -Four years ago $4,000 was expended by
the city in the purchase Of two lots on the north sd"
of Nfnth-st for the purpose OF enlareng the old
schoohouse. Nine months ago an additional lot was
bought OH First-ave coo. The three lots have
been vacant ever since. school No. %, in fifth-s
near First.ave.. was TO have been enlarged nearly
four years ago by extending the schoolhouse through
to Fourth-st. Three lots were bought In the latter
street and the houses upon them have been unoccucd
ever since The spot has become an intolrrabie
nuisance
school Commissioner Maclay the chairman Of the
Building Committee said TO Tribune reporter yes
terday No complaint has been made to me relative
H. these schools by the TaXpayeIs Association. hut
read the letter and immediately ordered an lnves
CATION ,,....,.. 81, .o,..,, ,,,,,.
ings said The reason for the delay on the WORK
for primary schools Nos - and 20 t. the legal pro-
ccedings In the transfer OF the property
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-19
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore. July 1s.-Flour dull, unchanged; sales
56j bbis Wheat weak; No red spot ana july
~ 1a67 l-1c: August, IS l-o0O5 Lie; SEPTEMBER.
20 LA 20 3-5c: steamer No red, "a l-2Gof 3,ic,
wheat by sample. 80 66ec. Corn quiet mixed spo:
and July, A. l4d47 12c; August A. l-294' SIC
september 40 l-2G19 -; STOCK, 0o4,l13 bush
sales IL 600 bush white corn by sample, oic,
yellow do, zoe. cats steady aud firm; no walc
Western :}5 1-2d3Qc; No mixed do 80 La BIC;
stock 81 ,92l BUSH Rye quiet; No 2, o6c Stock,
14,464 bush Hay good demand good TO choice
tilnothy 81 5Oa rle. Grain freight dull unchanged'
Cotton unchanged. Provisions steady; mess pork,
$1O bulk meat, loose shoulders, SO l-2 long ciear,
sugar cured smoked shoulders 81 Il hams, ii Lao
IA I-2c: lard, refined. lie. Butter firm creamery
fancy. pc do fair 10 choice l9a 2lc; do lnaulh,
lGa l0c' ladlc. fancy, IN Lee good To cEoice !o9
lie; store packed l30 loc Eegs steady dun, lag,
Coffee firm Rio cargoes. fair l. 3fc: NO ., 1. l-4o
Il 35c Sugar. copper ard whishey unchanged.
Buffalo July 1s.-Spnng wheat in good demand,
5000 bush No l Northern spot. Csc; 10000 d. 20
arrive Csc 10000 bush No l hard | T, 20 100
5000 bush No Northern. do. sc; 10000 bush 90;
6G 1905 jsc: 10000 bush do, So lie; 24,Ooo
74c; spot. Il "a i {; No Northern spo'. oec;
do c T. 66 a-4c No > Northern spot, 65o Winter
wheat I'm better demand, lower: sales, cars Ho |!
rcd. 90 "a 7Cc: 1000 bush NO white, 90 5oc'
1000 bush do. zoe Corn easier sales. LOCO bush
No = yellow A. lee: - No yellow, 40 lie;
1000 bush No = corn. 43 lee i cars No corn, i3c
oats easy: sales 5000 bush No white, 36 Lee;
900 bush No white, 35 1895 12c; cars 90
clipped. 36c: No mixed here. Rye dull: choice, ~
. So &c asked. Flour steady best spring. - 100
$50 ~ -. Mill feed firm. good demand, UNCHANGED
Caral frcights strong. all boats tah,n arrival
wheat. 1-2c corn, 1-Sc seed. Lac TO Newly
Chicago July 16.-The leading futures ranged as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-19
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York, Tuesday; July IS. 1893
BEEvES-Recepts, % cars, or LIB head, including
AZ cars cars for the market 80 demand for the frsss
stock or the cattle held over yesterday Feeling weak
CIT. dressed naS sd'' G% cable per hp mem:
today so cattle and $500 quarters of beef all tSs
'uS MIL L CoWs-only fresh received. NOTHING
d0i ccsALvpsM f head vesls steady su.
i loo s buitermk calves s3ass So Dressed CAVES
STEADY 10 firm City dressed veal, sold at aalosc pes
= county, Gfssd at a little calves At sas
Sales-Hallenbeck & Hollis . wears tso ID average
at sS 50 per 100 n do 10 r. at 20 90; Al 1S1
H. sfiEap AND LAMBs-Reecpts including late arrivals
Yesterday were 20 sa or nn aSmt OF w Mss |
o ~s' Yesterday Unless shippers hod back little hi.
market viii be badly gutted before TIE Meek oye; and
I Ms amount stock ssrred over ,o again Sd
Poorest sheet sold st ssas1 PEI ear a va, Srsas
Hp at ths asre per dressed lambs weak Al SOLE
lover le a. WcPherson Co.. 25t Virginia lambs
* Kes r. 3. DC So y Is III r.. at %
3 ' Il q 81 s es s s. g ~ III T.
81 osS as Indiana a. 90 ts; a. - lambs ao
% 3d. ' sS s. NJ sSs5 is West Virginia 'S''
Pdsoch 2se vi, s i. lamb %o SO e svZ!
a sS,a w. sheep 81 H. a. s3 IS; as do, 50 NJ
s' Newton lllett Late yesterday l4l Ohio yea'las%
81 r. 81 1875 Western sheep 80 p a. etTi
q OK date yesterday go Kentucky lambs, Ooa ID, q
70 gT6Gs-Recepts 80 cars 4,4s2 hea head cars =
Sy and fsfi at weak at 80
nopry dressed steady at 9doac for medium and she
Toe for light.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-19
orurp MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

prgo,o ,Ju,v 18-Cattle-Receipts last "a hours,
600 head total for week thus lar, oao neSa ef
40 he'd TO New-York. 800 head OIL SAFE, 300 head;
market opened very duh and slow closed very duit
sS 20 light 900 to $50 II, - 35@s', So stocher.
neglected good feeders, 800 to 800 d. offered q
- $50 80 last a ~ Ssa aou 70; s sSs
time last week. 5000 head; consigned thr0ugh1
24OO head; to New York, 2,2oO head on SAFE, o,.1
bcod. market opened very dull and cents lover
n,oeed dnii with some unsold Workers. light lots,
rs 20dse % heavy, So lo@S6 20 good % meS Gn
and packers % l,a 50 % Ps s9 I9S ;" head sS ssa
sor wenE thus FAR II 900 head for same time last
week, 49, 800 head consigned through 100 head y
ouened dull and with demand from Eastern buy
led verv dull: a few sales OF fair to good mixed
sheep were made at 80 500 u 70 ouih un'0iu &c"
i' ST. Louis IO July 1900 head ssI
shipments head Market 5 Is1a, seers So
So Snis 200 b. head Market lower top
cs 49, TS but few sh Sass head
very dull and unchanged. .,. p.o.,,,s 400 head
East Liberty, Jaly Ell Ppsstepdevs d.
Receipts 100 head shipments 900 head MARKET MARKET
PSsssa inSs9s 100 S market V;
uu chicago. July The Evening Journal, d reports Sss
" "I year Prime 6eeves Il 75d 81 so choice 81 500
s. co. good siS - 80 S5heS - -" GO cow. 7Scs
- so. iIocs-Receipts 1900 head; shipments.
$50 Marhe opened StSS1s r ans p sssaS
.lo'eS ass ' a SHs prime na heavy and butchers WEIGHTS
S s5ss,; light mixed 50 9oS So sorted r.lr Light
se co. GRADES sToSs Others
HaS 3as4 wss!srn s4a fs,o H. T. EsH sss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-19
Co,,pr CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Sunreme Court-General Ternl--Rcccss cont nuet
Snireue Court hambeTS-Before TruaX. J-Motion
calendar called at IL O'Clock. ,.,, ,s
Snnrene Cou,t-Specal Tcim-Parts and u-Adlournei
for the term. >, -, - -, ,a,o,ra.a g.,
''e sVrfogates Cour-C hambers-Beiore Ransom. S-Wh
NJ 3 J. Hughes and estate OF Ann Cotton. 1880 H. n
For probate Willo Of James ; browning, i'op ~
re,d Francis Spies Christian Hes Maria S1inac
an,nhips Srbaefer and Joshua IIendrck,. 10 30 a M
Common Pleas General Term-Adiouin"q unit! Ausu' y
Common Ple1s->pccial Tcrn-Btue b"o.ala'cf' -
McAneaney vs. Brush. Motions =, 49,, -, A.,
Common Plcas-Trai I rm--iarts l. IL ana Ii-Au'
s"oerlor Court-Specal rerm-Bcore Gidersieeve, J.
Clark We. Clark. Motlon'. >, , W, Al
S1rcrior Court-Tria Term-Parts l. III and lll-Aa'
CITY Court~special Term-Before Van wyek, J-Mo-
~o ns,v rourtTra, Tcrn-Parts l. IL, Ill and IVAd-
tonrned for the term. ,.,
Court az General Sc>sonS-Piit before JONln@, T.
and Assistant Dstrlet-Atorney Osbor:--Nos. I" 49,
Inclusive. -, :, ,.,.o sr,r,, r.
and Assistant Districts Attorney Weeks-Nos TO s. IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-19
GENERAL. MARKET REPORT.

New YORK. July ~. 1893
COTTON-Thc cotton market at New.Yoik opened IN a
liicrs> IN iou ut aho1t ist nights prices vii the nd
Vices from bNffpoo. quito good expected In that
tIny showed no particular changes Will from Man.
chester there catles aging hat thu trade outlook
,cas promising. Tho market TUNED weak however
aud dclincd four points under Local selling the con
dillon Of affairs Ia Wall street being regarded with
auDrchcnsiOn a. likely from thc eat IN
rat,. Ea.t and West ard The weakness Of the stock
mhIkct IN London. In sfdiloa u th- UNf!.h IN.
nuencc there rain, during tho last t"-nty.i0ur
hours IN the EXTERN" northcfly part of Texas and Ia
Oklahoma, ArHsu~a. ard southern Missouri, which
.tcp IA the direction Of the special nourshmrn from
cater needed sustain tho plant through the next tNo
r.tcal weeks while II Is frutng SonEnR rans during
,hfs lifc the plant. aud
rrrr'ycI Change showing rain In The cotton bolt
ducc. an immediate effect the market, which r..
,,,iu. and remain weeks 10 chiefly
weather market TO add unfiNofablc money conditions
10 tlc situation naturally serves to check mN"stnrnt
having aud trading la cotton at IN" pr @cn time
quite connn,d the rations Of the local contingent
M unrb. FOR future. closed 1ran-irabe orders
ts.ucd ~ 7pJ Total sa"s. 80 500 bale.
Of.iing range and close today, anl co-ii@ bids the
ID y Il o. nj
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-19
NEW YORK DAILY WEDNESDAY PAGES
d15.45 12.lO

March ... ..... ..... .... ......a1545 1910
showed No coffee Exchange s,'nSaS Is o G
seGa ': s. 900 bags sd i0 &c.
maPct quiet good average santos 4 500 rcSfpss'
Se Sas aaS LONDON was ay "a lower
a%Duf n 4s Sss at il e f2 4a States Tss o
see7 h1g 'Gta .e ;ggp Of Brazil aa, co RON no.
s saata n q: 1000 SsSESTs
s %S fsS @sSfcs for SPOT sofs Was se%a e
A. AZ 7.c. Sale Of 900 bags Rio 40 o. sl"t,
Esm 81 ont Of the Priscilla was at l7c Mid quiet
Ti;J scltry qulct market IS reported but n,I as
@ s Ga' a sie o no lS e 10 or .ncc ns
f t%a poGdeq oualas af9cr hods sSs
fsS asss4 sSisf ,n Sas
s s%ld 'A's Sales iS"y Woo c Of mall losIag lots
u-MACKEREI-Thcrc an active inquiry ,, and
f sasi, ''i ssosssi shore No siSaS7 shore
80 az 1sd ss sns for at RS as 81 B. soS Ss MS
sofia StG 30 3: arrived TO-DAY and selling a i2 500
eG@S; at against sro s' oP %s s as9 p Tf Sn
s Sf,SE 'i but ~ MEkRISG,sS
co. ns , s 'f bu. small lots wS on as e1s Of i
copFisH-A fcT dry cod are coming IN for EXPORT ,s s
for large and - for medium Is paid for them tho
forE xNp MArIhe market 70; State and Wet
cs oSw.s the e ers, Of H., so oT whGS S
o ase az o.cs To %e yC Sa e"g
and the market lined up a little. without improving
ar. ps and the local very. cautions buyng
only enough to the wants OF the time being
The sales foot up 5000 pkes including Of winter wheat
aour 900 s scS 2 ns. S cas-. co. ., q 90 q 500
bbis extra 80 at e eya*2 - 20 bbls 80 cXira No
q, spring wheat nours 1.ooo hbs patents at 4
81 10 and GO bhs clears at - 5odS2 o.. The market
FOR Southern hour nominal closing with holders
Showing silently moro willingness 10 sell RYE FLOUR
Market was quite active to-day, hut fairly stendv
sales were GOO bills - 80 49, the bulk 10at3 o.
Spring. Winter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-19
LONDON WOOL SALES.

London, July Is.-At the wool sales today Ia.
600 bales consisting largely Of crO,SbTeds, were OF
fored The better kinds Of merlnos sold readily a
extreme prices Good pieces q a growu,s SOLD sold
freely OF late rates. The following are the SALES IN
detail and TIE prices obtained
New South Wales-4 700 bales. secured. l-2i~
II Sd; DO locks ana pieces, 1oda1s ID greasy.
s 14d61od; do locks ard pieces. . 3-td0 Sd.
Queensland-G0O bales: secured 11da1S ID: do
locks and pieces. Ida Is La greasy, Ida
8 Led do looks and pieces. :l-4d.
Melbourne and Victoria-11oo bales: secured.
1-2dE1s led do locks and pieces. LIDO
Is 12d greasy, 1-2ddl IL 12d 10 locks and pieces,
]daod.
South Austrslis-l00 bales secured. 3-4da Is Id ::
do locks and pieces, l-2da sd greasy. 34d0
9 l-2d.
west Australia2oO bales: secured. 81 -2d6 Is I'd /:
% locks and pieces. IDA 10d: greasy 12das Led I,
d locks and pieces. 2 3 4da sd.
TaSmania-80O bales greasy: 1odas 1-2d; DO
isckS sed pieces, 3-4dSs I'D . -.a, o..
,ecfs ana pieces, 1-2da1s sd; greasy. 4 1-od9
ii Ia; % Jocks and pieces. 3dd "a
edo1s 1-2d; greasy, l4dG9d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-19

Cash quotations Mere si fGO% s fSgs se
9 58ct; corn 9 Sc; 40 corn, IS ,S s;ss;
Nominal SS Pats 10 = a asscc 10 5, 70 l prime timothy
deed vi 1906 20 mess pork, per b6, sis % sos
SIS u is l1rd per l9p d. y o. dry ss sn
shoulders tboxcd), ~ 25dsa so; short clear s,ae'
boxed 80 75sso whseS dstier n Na S SSas
b. 33d34c; No 3 do, do; - la 3se: on . u,s
barcy s,cady cPeamer Is Ia zoe dairy I5a1sc.
Eggs slow, strictly fresh candlct lac.
cncnnas July ismFlogT e9sy xoS Wheat eat qq dst;
easier: 10 mixed, 81 I-ld SAC. Rye DAN, nominal
NO , zoe. PORK neglected FL. Lard weak; g.
so SIX d neat i.S sal 5. whsScy quiet sales
93 & r. Butter c5na firm; s sasar in good demand
Milwaukee. July 1S.-four quiet. Wheat easy;
september, a 81 No spri4s SO i 2e;s meet mo
NO . Sc: sample. 3iS43c Rye quiet: No l, sic.
Provisions lower. Pork. slseo. Lard. 50 IS.
e Mp"T frp% The " Start in this market to-day tho
lowest point was reached soon after noon. Glsn
wheat held frmer showed no tendency TO decline.
n an' ch lm IN quoat9ns Cose-May IS 5sc July
opened SO ice closed 5s 5-se; August 50 $50;
lev opened % &C. closing "a 5sc. on track
NO. hlrI. &c; No. Northern, Gle; No. North
crn 5sca soc.
not quota6ly lower RYE -four unchanged and quiet
NJ 80 for choice PENNSYLVANIA. Whea-Pr1ces de-
clIned ls1 I-ic ana closed weak. No red. Jaly.
90 i4a6s lie; August, IS ga 69c; september,
ing on spot with SOC bid for old, No Pennsylvania
lots, to arrive in few DAYS quoted quoted. At a o9S
l .4c No mixed. July Al l-2a4sc August
AZ 3-4a4s lac: september. - l.4a4s a4c October.
lower. No white July, 80 i-ca39c: August. $40
"a 1.ac; September 80 34a33c. Butter quiet and
steady; Pennsylvania creamery, extra, 81 i-2eS2c
other brands unchanged. Eggs dull and unsettled
Pennsylvania nrsts 1915 12c latter quotation being
exceptional. Sugar-Refned firm and In fair demand
with ouo lions unchanged Potatoes plentiful and In
good demand ut steady prices; new; 81 2oaee so pr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-19
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool, July Il. $40 p. .-recf and
pork In niodcrltc d'mlnd. Hams In fair d.
nand. Bacon IN moderate demand ;
cumberland cut nhou, 1S t. 30 H.. steady at 5is
I'D long clea paddles, about IS lhS d;ll IT J.,s Cd
shoulder about II 10 rs lbs full at lis Cd Cheese
I'm fair demand fellow IN iair demand. Spirits OF
turpentine and Resin In moderate demand Lard
spot in moderate demand. futures In demand ::
nrlmc ", stern. spot. dun At 4Ds I'd. Wheat and
nour I'm moderate demand. COru-SIoy I'm fir de-
nnud futures In moderate demand mixed Western,
mat steady AT IA 4d August duh mt is I'd scpt.n,-
hrr dull at Is led. riors at London-Pcinc
Coast IN moderate demand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-19
UNION TANNED-sLAUGHrER.

ETALs-IRoN-T market for iron has ehang Se
rv utte and tho following report from Phiadepne oe
scribe the situation Of the market AZ large x
quotations appended applying particularly novel,,
me PSil sdolphia Market The demand Is exceedingly
mail but there rather more inquiry and 1t bseS rho
sinai thoigh there might be some business before VI
nd 81 the month although there Is nothing 70 , "
awning important the way OF new ORDERS: oot
the deard small lots 70 TIDE over unt ,ne "pit
Is more sosss to maintain prices but not much
Of demand 1t ls something ho~eyef 10 nh %onS tSat
v 70 he only I'm proportion. from which IL Is hopcu Ill.,
ppYc.S Win improve soon as there IS anytnia long
cral renewal of the demand which cannot De Ves con
DELAYED although consumers are az tryhg 70 % stll in
s.r%ative rs possible Last weeks prices are s" GOOD
force and while be few weak sE spS Steel Iii
irons are steady, and in many cases very sales have
h,en made OF special qualities at specn Al RRaa at
ordinary western slabs billes can Dc Idd,nS
about s3 2jds23 30 delivered but buyers are not tre
co. ,hen1 so that prices for the present are mnv
nominal Finshcs aterAlust small M sbe advent
demand penong on oyencnt Manufacturers would quote
ower figure, than ever before. providing there usually
anco M , nrsf-class order but for such lois AZ are
caed fo prices about the same as thoe noted q,
runa old nnteral-A slight improvcmeit ~ no 20 Se
rerards the disposition buy but low hsuSS' s he sod
only consumers neeu can w
~ "uotei rates Light stuff and common haOer'a' s'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-19
THE BITTEN "SyAKE CHARIER' GETTING WELL.

Mrs. Dot SonweI. the plucky young snake
chsrmcr who was bitten BY a diamond buck rattle
snake In Huber's Museum. in East Foureenth-St. on
sunday will get we'll At least that Is the opinion OF
the physician in charge of her al - Vnccnt's
Hospital. Her condition was 40 much improved yes
terday that she will probably be able 10 leave the
hospital IN few days. G H. Huber. the Museum
keeper is getting plenty OF condemnation for his
brutality In allowing the girl to handle the poisonous
mall.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-19
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS BT A. UEINSTETN.

Among the real estate transfers recorded yes"rlay
were two by Ascher Weinsicn, who fell overheard
from the steamer Cmbria few days ago. They were
No 224 West Forty first 81 and house IL Lexington
ave. near Sixty second-st. Both iaHs'erS We're mace
=. .,u,u w.,nsteip presumably the wife of Mr..
Wo,nStan The consideration ~. each case 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-19

Gross ccclpls 1lOl bales oAPorIs, 5IV5 balcs; for
arc.d .{U bales; stock 500 bale tOt iay
%a1 ialcs: ilus fsf this week 90 bales AGAINST
: 100 last week. Exports to-day Great Britain. 1909
Ill. continent. 33-3 bales. Consolidated net
1919 hacs; Great nr'ln, sos ba,o,; Colti.
ncnt yOJ1 bale: total. lib bales: STOCK,
III isG holr. tiusrg cables IINeIoo,-No pot cotton
Quiet and hrm Anirl an n.dd'ines 30: safes 1000
aies frprp ts goo bales Including lo,O hale, Amer.
cen. Futures opened lpct seller at l,,i ni-hrs prices
Il nd uucf anI generally hanged c0nplged
VIZ, clo nq mice. OF vest rie closing Liverpool quota.
tio,. Jnig sob Jul August t2oh August september.
~ iYp. Sc;ierhcr OrtObrr as, O0iohcr-N efnbcr
3lb Now nLoI December. f3s Drccnoe. January. f3j-
..si February, f%s"; FehrnaH-Maich, f3)s;
Mar h-Alrii ifls. o..
corr Ef-Thc coffee narnot At New o., 3rncd lowor
I To 20 nniu- fNr hoDrifTr help IRON hdNrc after
somcw hat prnrocod hoiidar ic r. b" rali'rl Tho
foreign generally bearis the hcw' from llavre
nd iIaubIrc tiruilflV II there
IN 'he market he orening, they promptly Withdrew
they read the cabies. Subsequent local covering
rallied the market during midday but thre va, sub.
the dine tlon Of reeupetation the under.
OF the market zhout the session sluggish
T0tll ,ales today. IA 900 hags
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WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For the week ending July Il, 1898.
BEANS AND PEAS.

Receipts vecA-Bcans: 53 bbls; peas 1900
bush Exports-Beans. 10b1 pigs: peas. ~ bblS:
imports Beans. bags; peas, bags. Influenced
by the dizziness Of trade sellers accepted - - -
FIR line OF Marrow beans for export. but since then
there has been steady holding with 50 - dskec
In jobeing way. Medium in light stock ana heIa
and some choice lots have been Shaded to 81 %.
White kidney Offering lower witAout selling ENpor'
orders for rcd kidney have been light again is Nech
and the price for best lots has settled 70 81 % Cal
iforna Lima In BUYERS favor. No further change In
foreign beans. Green peas lower under an extremely
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LIVE POULTRY.
DRESSED PoCLTR
49,. nod Ia pNiffA
p1TAToEs AND VEGETABLES.

Receipts OF new potatoes from local points ore su
light and largely OF common quality, sontheri are
stIll selling very well and choice lots rue irn
onions about steady but outside quotations are SOM"
what extreme. tucumher< in heavy supply rom
hcen sc'lInc very we'll but close easier especially
for green steck. Jersey egg plants have appcared
ana meet n good demand at full prices. string beans
and Green meas bav, been extremely cheap. but close
frmer under lghtor supplies. CanllhGwers very r.
steady soussh plenty and lower. Other vegetables
III liflr lhnngn.