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The Bessemer indicator., 1893-03-11

REPRESENTATIVE J. R. Gordon ia
not proving himself 20 be the stead
fast friend of the workingman as he
Professed himself to be last fall, o
fact that is being considerably
noised about Bessemer. His op
position to the employees liability
bill will be particularly remembered
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-03-11

1T is now plain Mr.. Harrison; but
Mr.. Harrison, the private citizen, is
as much honored and respected as
was President Harrison. He is
stripped of his dignity but he has
earned and will retain the esteem Of
his countrymen.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-03-11

The peoples party o: Pueblo are
confident Of addressing DR.. j. q.
Utter as Mayor Utter after April T.
The honors could not be bestowed
upon a more worthy and capable
citizen.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-03-11

The Pueblo republicans will hold
their city convention next Monday
They and the democrats will not fuse
but will each go 1t alone, the citizens
and the peoples party ticket also
being in the field.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-03-11

A MAN rolled 1900 feet down a
rocky incline at Cripple Creek this
week and still lives. There is Ger
tainly something to live for in that
good camp.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-03-11

Now is the time to place your
money in the Pueblo Savings bank.
Do not hesitate because of small
deposits; your patronage will be
duly appreciated.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-03-11

r. c. NEsBIT, populist, has been
appointed by Governor Waite to fill
the vacancy of the county commission
ship caused by the death of NJ. N.
Megrue.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-03-11

THE republican primaries will be
held next Friday night, and the city
convention on next Saturday, one
week from to-day. The call is pub.
lished in this issue.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-03-11
us a call.
c. Il. QuackenbuSh & Son.
CHURCH NOTICES

Services of the LIST Baptist church are
held every Sabbath in the Odd Fellows
Hall, Routt and Summit avenues, at IL
o'clock T.. IN. and 7:3O p. IN. Sunday
school at 10 a. m. Rev. A. Mcneil,
pastor.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-03-11

Miss Miriam Il. Greenbaum of 1Ol5
Routt avenue has opened up a dress
making establishment at her home.
All work guaranteed. Prices reason
able.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-03-11

MAYOR Hamilton of Pueblo says
the city council did an unwise thing
in appropriating $4,000 per year to
the McClelland public library and
will veto the measure.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-03-11

MONEY saved by placing it in the
1V1 Pueblo Savings Bank. Don't
delay but begin an account if you have
not alre ady done so.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-03-11
Second Hand Goods.

j. T.. Hoyt, of lis South Union
avenue, is offering big bargains in
second hand goods. Bessemer peo-
pie cannot miss it by trading with
him.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-03-11

DON'T forget to wear that "bit o
green" next Friday.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-03-11

Dr.. G. A. Gregg Of No. 900 south
Union avenue will sxtrsct teeth without
eiviae psin. DENY Anh-pona dsss
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-03-11

The peoples party will hold its
city convention at the city hall next
Tuesday, March IA.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-03-11
Popular Styles.

Correct shapes, best qualfties, low
prices. Hat, hats, hats.
q. l. L. 0AxN NHAcAAT1Es Co.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-03-11
TRADE TRADE
WITH
MOSES & ALLEN.

We are still selling Groceries cheaper than
any other house In Colordo. Just let us help
you save money. Look at the following
prices and compare them with those Of other
drms:
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-03-11

A full line of diamond dyes at the
Bessemer drug store.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-03-11
n Pullmsa', FIuest, !,

In pullmau's Finest.
Atsip ever he Missoun Pacific rail
~ trsn Pssblo % Kaasas City, Ct.
Gesis ~ ~ peiats sast or b. nsds iu
tle1ss4 PeIanAn suass slseplas Can
S M ~ d1lAe sAasF easG Fer fuf
Aess.s yvatsan Aseg
4 ~ ~ lII y ~ v " ~
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-03-11
THE INDICATOR.
P. sYRNEs. Eolros Ano paopalIroa.
Published Every Saturday at Bessemer. Colo
PRICE OF SUBSCRIPTION.

Entered at the Postoffice at Pueblo, Colo, al
second class matter.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-03-11

One Year. 81 Ot
Six Months. ......... .......... 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-01

'isss yis s I'd
q ss!s t sss
srm ship $500 oss petroleum and Is 70 san
TO Liverpool :. ship. general cargo ne" fayiey CALI
los to Cork d0''f% FOR crder s 81; Ps
wSi psy S0 Coast ,o1 Sss da
a 70 1o % to e Gs.ar1 sn 40 o So
seSa g Rg sy TO A s5 north
g 'S 90 9 c6cons 9sS tons with cargo
Yew.York to Antigua sl,i5o 80. SATURDAY.
rcudnr 500 bb' prime summer yellow At AZ e sSoice
win i$c hid to-day and -, asked ara 100 oo onet ard
ca.y 6thcr 90 wdre dalI we quot co,t ogsie
S' "e1 Prime ,s@i,c Of grade WHIT -
nein.ly nuttcr e 4s o@cvloa ~
co God o. La% OIL ac 7Odis spesced
CcSe5s ovcIaIIan common. II Ot. 81 acc .,u al
Gnasd 81 red 'S ,t a,er Gsasc nsS Spring
s xs tcseSed SPRING. s7ass Whale
ss Seot Ssah Sn PnSo extra a'' Scachsa
Ms9Ssa' ss RUIZ? eAt pscd a oe bacSed
extra be,chsd winc 4ic: extra bleached winter, ne
SS 'e9S e; 40 ',': a. 5o as
PROvISIoNs-The rnarke; fr provisions at NV New
sS S6H ea aacs We're quite no%ra o' from tine
rho a1 great d sS qS1 To ho an the
S SsSaSs quite Later ra qae'
sos r Gear 9Yg;S ' snt S a
choice $50 800. DEFt-Alarke continues quiet vita mo
change in Prices. Quoted Family 2t sl1 asl2; extra
moss s7dte eMra India mos si4 5o@slS IN nIDts1;D
BEEF HAMS Market quiet AZ Sls 80; DKte 81,
o Va 80 quiet sq ,Gey o H''oe g. ~ iso 3D.
MEATS-0ret: picked shoulders &c do hams. ll@a
loc: picked bellies ION at lllc; l2-T AZ II &c
IAIIJ-Nai et quiet but toady: Western closed az DO
cfv wa si.c with sales Of $50 to- compound Sc
fined for the Continent 1O1jc and South america io3a
options -Oscl az 9.1cc nominal loi July S"" ''''
EICFNihe market was steqdv, with fair amount
~ business We quote; Carolina ana Lou J.
ana run standard common ~ ordinary. 2'sd-+c; 10" 70
fair 2 dla4c cool lrme 3d3ec; choI"r To fancy "a
TIC extra bad jd52ci japan, 4df2ci Patha $2"1sc
Kanpoon. 2isd2'4c.
SYRrPs-M Market quiet local account win
choice 23d2ic: prime. are; good 1890 fair. "a
lsc common lialGc ordinary l0al3c Glucose, ny
grades 81 DEGREES raume per 100 ~ 81 0o4fi 3D.
Add "a Or per 100 y for Zach degree higher. -
SUGAR-RAW- Quoted at sales 33,o for Centrifugal W
saea Sac for mucoVado ~ test ana Sc Tor mo-
lnsscs sugar. our market was dull ana easy
though nomlnoly gn'hong,d -. REFINED . OF, In
tat rs: cut loaf 5'ad3.sc crushed 5',a1slc; Pow:
drred ) 4id5isc: granularei. iS9jasc fine do @sd
$50 cubes "A ldj1.c: NHXX powdered. 5'sa3Mc /:
mould l. T'sd55Gr diamond \ 5lSd5Nc oonfection"r,
l. J.o;djsc: Columbia 4 ioidjlsc; windsor \. 4ai ("
&c: RiI.cwool 49id5isc: Phoenix. 47.d5 ojc I'm.
nis A. 4 sI55.: 80 8 ia,d4.oic; No : fGoa4sc No ;.
f%9islc: No . 4.j6dia,c: No 10. 81 500 No II.
iifd4A,c; 80 r. iedtjG': No II no rebate. fi.c
No u mo rcbatol 39,c Ionfo1 July 81 alr I"ux r
-tader; lava Ia 81 fair rcnniug 49,, beet, dull
rather ea~cr; this month. Ii. neN month lD, =.
TAILOw-The market is duh and easier at 4'4c bid
nd s7sr asked.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-01

FS : az ' asio ssi e. Sss
se other ponts and stun IS arriving 100 f ssrs
IL the Western sHd az SsafYo S have %sed
t iSlSsa s morning ea Wheat 1b az at o Too %as
under the Nc"-fork prize for september wheat snow
to- YORK End carryiag i month but me I'M
STABILITY Of NJ or eNehansc and the sreat iasK %
tEe ad,antago Of The ool~r,gni, thus offered It +, n
ease OF bargain counter, all over the rounty. aud the
English buyer, ar taking a1,antasc Of the stu'ton
checked only ~ the limit Of ocean nnnase IN Wv
YORK market today -osd extra, dnaiy weakness >sp,
TENDER ~elllng nom 0s'.c down to tl%, miK Sn
declining only 49, Later tn 9i'at mafNci , i,gc
The recovery in 81" "h'St market ~as fang Wrt H.
a. r at half io"r aad aSs5 pe, cft OF at nearly lc
bu'hel "g o, ne i9%e: o e1 ay Ns, on
rnort o. about 500 GOO bush outpors making tosi OF
mcnt The total cash sale, IN This market we're boo
bush a. follow. No I'D. 2',c under september tor
sSR i @adcr @' sa 80 %'s "a sseS2 SaSs q5s
ic under sen"mh'r o anoa, and ecoo bush 05dcS'''
No rd Detroit ie9 zoo bush On piya,e term no
sni 5000 bush Ec under Hclaemcrr Auegst - No !
XGher5 rT'r p o No hard Ma ifoa oc6 bush
private ,rms delivered unqradef. 90 oO) bush private
C6RN-i'he corn market at Ncw-York showed decline Of
h'} """T 20 o in , or t rSr t vas sariS6
as to The cn . 9"l s t Zoo no nov. q g%rn on
,cadicd up lulc but showed comparatively small
speculative nter,' and throughout he 'essio9 waN re-,
is good it Is believed ihat the condition u affair. IN
coHtr Inc fcc"s ia cora a,o ietsr tarini ne
latter part Of The da' thcrr beng ggt" ,e,dy MARE
Trad wa small ho' every holding of for further
1cry Quiet b" farly .ridy :alc, only 900
GOO bush at i7c delivered -.--- 0AI>-rne pa f)r
% %%ic '| aoe s' r2dy aicd Whom tho ir
foun1 that unlike wheat. thor" no rartcu,r n"rt
0pu no ofli d n1t- lsrI Nf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-01
A Tremendous shaking Up.

what every system afflicted viii, chil.s fever
bilious rcmtent any other form Of malaria disease
undergoos periodically Not only Is malaria terrible in H.
sc-it is the breeder Of inhnity OF oddly ailments
Specifies used for its prevention ard removal prove the
vast majority useless FOL other purpose than
10 mitigate tine and OF its attacks They are
sur with the treatment, to return after WHILE
The sufferer may change his location to healthier one but
tho conain which his blood is not thus lightly got
nd o and returns after wonted interval Organic az.
fons Of the nerves. heart trouble general debility OF the
system are the offspring Of malaria Cure the originating
caus, and avert future physical injury with
stomach Btters encacious also in liver complaint iac.
tiyity Of tho Kidneys, rheumatism and indigestion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-01
DR. AUGUSTUS l. BURTON A SUICIDE.
YOUNG PHYSICIAN, son OF A WELLKNOwN
MEMBER OF THE SAME PROFESSION.
DRIVEN TO DEATH by DRINK.


DR.. Augustus l. Burton, n physician whose useful
ness had been nearly destroyed By the drinking habit
died ON Sunday night early yesterday morning from
On overdose Of choral in his home at No. 223 Fast
Forty eighth ct. He unmarried thirty fOur years
old and he had lived with his father, pr Reuben b.
Burton who Is n well-knOwn Ncwforh physician,
and with whom he had been associated In practice
The young man was graduated at the Bellevue Medical
College I'm 1888. He had periods OF jntoXica,ion
untitled him for the practice OF medicine for
weeks at a time. He also used choral, and on one
occasion, a few years ago, he nearly died from an
overdose of the drug lie unconscious for twelve
hours, but at length he recovered.
In the effort TO reform him his father sent him
TO Europe, but with no effect. He made several
promises TO reform, but seemed unable TO overcome
the habit. After a prolonged debauch he usually
had At Of melancholy. He drank liquor freely last
week. On Sunday night. when he went 10 bed at
bate hour, ne seemed TO be suffering from the effects
@ intoxication and In nervous condition. Al
'oO T. 10. yesterday his father went 10 summon nun
- make professional visit and found him dead IN
S-v IN liable In the young mans room was an
ehS.py poue which had contained choral, Indicating
vsst, cause Of his death. The police made an in
.xssasauon later and concluded that The young
Puyscmh mad committed suicide
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-01
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

~
COTTON-The cotton market at Nrw-h"f~ olrh'u wax
some q point, and further declining points under Inc
pressure Of long T.. which i0i a u'r am "n,
quite freely qucurr ~ al unusual combination oi
beari,h conditions. Thu: 10" cables were "i'ipP NJ
ing reports iom Wall street W,r' an"-t '''t'oiail
btari-h thc grain u.arht wa, -ad 10 d. 10 = lIh' f
condition and proved t. Dee - Their wr if' I" i'N'
In TeNas--aI 10 have orcuf red -ltuGat AMI ~ some
localities aid 10 have continued part Of SUNDAY notably
the Antonio district and thc - at N'N-I''u'oiu
employing 900 operative, were p"rt'i y" nay 'ol-
cudrd saturday and r1itlh closed uhtl pros
poets became brighter That the market dld not dec'
subject n general c"wmeht ~ view 81
ettlod conditions prevailing iah"- saving mat
within the next week there would De shipped ioh
London roa the amount Of E2WONO served 10
feeling somewhat AMI on covering o August con
tracts by lo al short. ia market rallied points. selling
up from 7tS for O-toiei to So VIII Do wa "a" PIE
st . O'Clock when huucs, was very Gul am no
seemed prepared 90 axe venture IN view nt the
bard. Price t0mu-ut e. fnloN- ) frM lHi,' 81
coming tight every dhN. four bales
being reported Gal, today and two AZ savannah
late SATURDAY. afternoon Thee receipt, not pl'pn-
cnay carly. indicate tina tn tim. has arrived when
the effect OF the ~ the growing III" H1F
the opinion BE- that unless ia" situation IN nan-
cal circles becomes Ncfi much rlaN'd Wolr VIII h"
great difficulty IN securing tho c-1'l fu's 60 move
the crop in the south and that rsltlrg d iu" must
follow. The condition Of anai!, in th!aco anu the dn-
Guilty that they experience 10 moving tn wheat crop j.
cited what NAV b. cAr td 10 occur when ne cotton
crop t. market. Although tt j. stiu thirty days
before the crop VIII ieru 20 move rapidly IL" any
ictc Of the week have caused f,lr That the
result ~ the movement OF tn crop 10 market nay Pc
similar 10 that which j. now ~crl 90 wheat
Opening range aud clos. today. and closing bia, the
,a LAT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-01
ABCREAU or PUBLIC HEALTH PROPOSED
THE ACADEMY OF MEDICINE WILL sUBMIT A

THE ACADEMY OF MEDICINE WILL SUBMIT
ELL TO CONGRESS on TIE SUBJECT.
The National Quarantine Committee VI the New
York Academy OF Medicine OF which Dr. Joseph D.
Bryant is the chairman has prepared draft Of bill
10 be submitted TO Congress To establish within the
Treasury Department bureau Of Public Health
The LII provides for the division OF the United states
into nine sanitary districts, with commissioner ap-
pointed from each district by the President and two
other commissions atlarge. The Surgeon Generals
Of the Army and Navy, the supervising surgeon 81 C."
Marine Hospital service and an officer to b" designated
by the Attorney General TO be cx-onico members
Of the Health Commission, without extra pay. The
other commissioners will receive so day when en-
gagged in their duties. They may elect president,
who shall receive SD day. aud appoint secretary
with annual salary Of $1,000.
The powers OF the proposed Health Commission ar
not defined clearly yet. The commissioners may
make rules and regulations for the government Of
National sanitation in all lis foreign and interstate rea
lions" and conferences OF an executive committee with
the state and local Boards Of Health may De- held
whenever the president OF the commss lon may deem
such conferences necessary.
DR.. Cyrus EdsOn, the Health Commissioner of this
clty. said Yesterday II the object Of the suggested
bin is National Interference with state and local
Boards OF HEALTH the legislation Is pernlcouS. do
not believe that sanitary or police government for
states communities In this country should "manatc
from Washington. The best results In these dl
rectiOns Will come from states and communities them
selves they understand their needs far better than
can the departments nj Washington. The Marine
Uospitql service under existing laws Is authorized TO
supcrs,dc Inadequate quarantin s. sequeny, there
no need for additional legislation in this direction
foreathers taught and experience has confirmed
their teaching. that local self gOvcrnm'n Is the best
Such legislation this is directly opposed State
President wilson, ot the Health Board, lndorsed the
statement of Dr. Eson
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-01

ldyIcr- from, wheeling W va indicate that the mar
st for e P' aS.a 1 R %o f es Of ' mt 1 some
I the steel plant, running moderately Lu,l blt the
- Son a, matters crt tra ghtencd out business VIII
PICK but Lot I'LL hen I9r aoTHI' nyaTn ,, re Ia ms
hange demand light mills generally shut down ',9cks
iGcte about ii = for 80 average COPPER -TLc
market for copper closes very weak Quotation, Sp9t
,hc narNt for splitter los. dun 800 nominal 4,
LIZ a I'D sc ' , 100 I'D pScoScr 10 6G
dc. 80 'o.s pot 1855. iEAD-'rae market for lead lea;
r'ons quotations We're fesessd a. hs Ne,sl ;. tsenanso
y fnadr5 s5- 81 SPOT al rs "a
%: I 10 !:It Sga!S 4 ID 40 80 4 P q $50 los
Sens e and value, wec Sre or less SS@sHs
i S 55s aqsy ssq3 csairiSgal oranay. 1870
XAvAL SroEE,-rag market e, sS.., Of turpsHtins
I'll, 1saN decline Of wing to Gepre.sa so South
ssG e HSs G Ga at viz 2''s qac4' SG
qaos sprt, tnrg"tinc sGaG q southern bbI.; aad
r f% "a ''i q DO q !c NJ
4 =. 81 20; " " - 10; tar o b. " h. ";
70 b. h.. g. IS pitch light weight ~ So pitch. regular
5s o. saIas s sE 9e% .iss
o.n a Tan At rh' ktamtr s'aboar, fodov and IN,
mrcr fact it ony measured by The supply OF tonnage
ee1 i for id snn to on irt6 The suppl,
Of me a,ir J., miI ~ ,csi ir ana nes9tia'o, s
aovemcn IN ne neag in,qrc 10, e:dcrs fOm ~
hinedom and Continent rate ar" somewhat nominal.
rr ar oo AIR. Tor i %%bc S and DIT S G sr
rom IN Provinces and az somewhat easier figures me
noGn from ,iuf Europe tonnage suitable Tor
me India trades not rarlsulary in demand
p, nsd' Do .% Sid s osd
Ieitn ~; Hull. 4; Glasgow. ga; Cork for orders.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-01
THE PETROLEUM MARKET


NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANCE OF PRICES.
New York, July 81, 1903.
Dealings in crude petroleum developed proportions
today that for these times unusual. "Swftcl-
ing transactions were responsible for part Of the
Increase the transfers Of that nature Of National
Transit certificates amounting TO IL 900 barrels at
SIS lee, and $1,000 barrels for September delivery
at 81 l-4c. There We're sales OF 20 900 barrels at
50 l.4c. a decline Of IL from the bid price main
tanned throughout last week
Refined oil In barrels was unchanged at SIS cents
IN bulk 30. and in 5.o5. There was
change in foreign quotations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-01

Pattsburg, N v. July 81 Spccal.-The last week
OF the summer school has begun with largely Ill
creased ATTENDANCE The majority OF IN" LrWcoh'rs
are from New York. with a large minority from Boston,
The Rev p. \. Ilapin, :. j., of New-lo rk, who's
lectures nj New London last year were popular,
was greeted by large audience this morning when
he began his upon Ethical Pr ,blcms' lie
was introduced by GhOma, j. Gargan of Boston, VINO
made an address congratulang the members OF Inc
summer school upon the work already accomplished.
The second lecture by the Rev. l.. !. hcarn'y,
O. p OF somerset. Ohio. His subject was d" What
We owe 10 the Summa OF St Thomas Aquinas.' Ths
afternoon a largr party went by steamer TO tic new
grounds under the guidance Of the Rev. Thomas Nc
Milan who explained how the land has been mapped
out. There also meeting Of the young men
attending the summer school TO discuss the method
OF church work. The Rev Michael i. Smith, OF New
York presided. This evening the Rev. 'oscph II.
MciiahOi OF New York. lcctuied upon "LourdeN. the
Home Of the Modern Miracle At the annual m
ing to-day the trustees elected the following officers
President the R'V. Thomas j. Conaty: first vice
president the Rev. Joseph ii. Mcmahon: second vice
president. George Parsons lathIOp. treasurer, j. VI.
Mertens; secretary, Warren f. Moshcr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-01
LIEUT.. cLAsox's RESIGNATION ACCEPTED

Ane resienauon OF Lieutenant William p Clason
who has been duty a short time ON tho cruiser
Baltimore has been accepted and there Is now an
other vacancy for one ~ the junior officers and
recent graduates Of the Naval Academy L,eutenan,
Cason was one OF the benefciares of the es,a,. ~
D. d. withers, the weiknown turfman and breeder
Of fast horses. and he preferred resign his we'll
earned rank his o., GOO year salary Df at sea- and
his uniform and enjoy the income Of the Large In.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-01

moor demand; futures In no demand WizSSt II
spoor demand No 2 red, winter. easy, a. IS "a: ~
5 red, spring easy at IS I'D. Flour In poot az
mand. Corn-Spot in poor demand futures In uo6
crate demand mixed western. sot dull, at Is I'd
October easy, at As 3-4d. Hops at London-Psc;S:
coast in moderate demand. Receipts Of wheat 10,
The rnst week from Atlantic ports % 300 quarters
from Pacific ports. 1000 quarters from other
,raiTces 10000 quasters Receipts VT American
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-01

RNMFAL-Thc market f. steady Sales 800 bbl.
and . 200 sacks Quotations were: yellow Wrs'nr,
s. 5ds5 ~ Southern whit haRs ~ l5asI ~ ''"'
RAG MEAL-Ouict bui Erm. Quotations Fine white
o7c...... FEED-Marsct quiet but hrm Quotation.
Of Western IN c,r lot lo-h loa &c von 7jd77lc
hominy chop Sods5c: coou-ccd meal. ~ 20ds - p.r
100 N oil meal ~ iids1 30. CIV ]. quoted 81. 70,
bags with sales OF . 600 bae-
GRAIN-wHEAT-Thc wheat market at New. Yor,.
opened In thoroughly dcmoraliLed condition m. n
cause was IN. very unsettled condition Of Wall STR,
affairs decentralization was NOR" marked Cbir,.,
than NcwYork. II l. safe to say that never in ~
history the trade the grain market horourhi
demoraliled In panics heretofore the condt lions ~,
have been cyconc, but cyclonelkc were soon
passed The long drawn-out sent panic' that has oo
going gives no promise OF terminating and I'm view ~
the widespread Of the financial demorazato no.
feels safe make calculation 10 any chan
for the better especially with the action Of Congress-
soon To assemble. by no means 70 be forecast. The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-01

Ncw.York -4pt- ~ bale, .ro>, ~, lnie.: export,
900 tales. fulFaIis' 81 bales -fn.a lJ1. llS ifl.-
Total net TO-DAY, =, bales tlu- nf thl, w,-s 3a,
bales against go ia-f INi.ff. day.
Britain I EOS bal--. il,n,. so tai'- ColsolI,t.I
laie-; Continent 2jt, bales sfo-k -si"d1 la,...
losing Liverpool rab pot cotton qpi't and st'lfy
American milhugs A. s'I.s 500 bales. rer'ist-.
coo bale. lurlullus 1000 is,- American. Iutur.
opened STAY bur.- - N-' night. pf tossed q,i.t
ana -tosdy AZ lG4 a. linz compared with closing pf
q Satarda'. CLOSING Li.eipL 1po'.to,s Narn,t -
Aucu-S" pte.Ier f2h 20 t2i sept fOctobcr 49,
ocol er-N ~nh.r. IS To- i2H No,eml"s 2eramher 40
400 Dccern er-tanua. t3ls JauuIr,-l rtfuarr az
% 1873; Fcbrlar, March f3i 10 49, Mar-h-Arrl 436 To
AZ
GOFFEIIThc coffee market at NcT-I'rN opi'd .Ngh'l,
sieadiDr and 90 >oLe futnir, improved "oIV pr".-
busme~- very quiet Tho snin va- du" :" S'dI ~
scilcr- In " ~ Tho st'aii"r lis'r" ca9- ~ 1-i
-t.ad ~ than uo.cd fcI and - buying by on" oi ID"
local bull house Who opeIat-i - tlr f'l and WHIT
futures e all rNent Thor T. If1ttralF u" srcu
lave lnere-: i cofhc III -"s np ." "ro'k amount,
ING 20 only about G.Oo0 hnr- rciforttne VERY duI
market. Everybody - tng ~ The hn'nrla storm I"
blow over and good think ttht 10 'nh's nerve I"
huv conl~ present price, -pccttc of the over
money natter The United Stt'rs Min~i'f AZ "" tel
craphs nat rrsr ctlnn- rfph"s messages from t'
removed Al t'Nidn cables the
amount Of anoat from Java and lat Tor Europe ~
90 600 bags and tie shipments from Java and last Tor
die United STATS nothing during Tho month The New
York market ro-cI steady. Salrs, ll2'o bags options
pt,t fnusf ollo