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Rock Island daily Argus., 1893-05-20


The Davenport Democrat relates
some lQcal street railway history as
follows
The first street cars that were used
in Davenport were made by John
Stephenson, of New York. and cost
about 5000 each. When the Brady
street line was built a few years later
in 1872. few ears were built by
Woeber Bros. of Davenport, but
proving rather heavy for hill work.
were sold to the Third street line,
and some of them were in use when
the electric syndicate took control a
few years ago. John Stephenson
built the first street cars used in
America. The first car of the kind
was built by him in 1882, to 90 upon
the first street car line that was first
put in operation in New York, No
Vember %. 1882. Mr.. Stephenson is
yet living in that city at the ripe age
of S3. He built more than 10000
street cars during his career. The
cost of the average horse car was
about $500. The cost of a tirst-class
electric street car is about 5000.
There are now in operation in the
United States about 25.ODD street ears
and they are rapidly increasing.
The Democrat i mistaken aS to its
observations about the cars built in
1872 for the Brady street line which
were not put up in Davenport but
were turned out by Hoover X Smith
of this city. There were three in
number. but they were too heavy for
Brady street hill and one was sold,
the other two being kept for big days
until few wears ago.
On the Rock Island and Moline
side the John Stephenson cars were
the first used. and later a couple OF
ears of the Laclcde company of st.
Louis were purchased, and when the
syndicate took possession it put on
six cars of the st. Louis Car company
make. and the remainder of the
closed ears purchased were the La
clede design, though the open cars
We're made by the Calumet company
of Chicago. The ears on the original
Milan line were built by the Brownell
" Wight company. of ST. Louis.
All the electric cars at present run
ming in the three cities-56 in num-
ber-were built by the ST. Louis Car
company. except those on the Moline
Central. which are either Pullman or
the Brill Car company style of Phila-
dplpbio
Rock Island daily Argus., 1893-05-20
Tic Columbian ste..-a

If any one had doubts as to the good
Judgment OF the government in issuing
the Columbian stamps, the report of the
postmaster general should set them at
rest. According TO that official, the total
increase of sales in January over the
same month last year is more than 30
per cent. at 100 first class postoffices
stamps TO the value of s., ,254. 476 We're
sold in January. against :1,S70, ,4S3 dur
ing the same period last year. OF the
amount received this year from the sale
of postage stamps &1.70S, ,666 Were for the
Columbian issue, within $161 SIT of the
total sales in January of last year
Philadelphia Ledger.
Rock Island daily Argus., 1893-05-20
WILL BE GIVEN AWAY.
All the Girls and Boys VIII Have Chance
tOGet Something Nice

All the Girls and Boys VIII Have Chance
toGet Something Nice.
Here is the chance of lifetime for
our bright boys and girls. There is
nothing to lose and everything to
win. In next Tuesdays Rock ISL
AND DAILY ARGUS. MAY %, will be
published one of series of seven ar
ticles, in which will appear one or
more words in black-faced type.
When the seven articles have been
published, there will have been
printed 10 such words in all, with
which we have CONSTRUCTED SEN
tence.
The boy or girl who first puts this
sentence together correctly and sends
the answer to the Editor BOYS and
Girls Prize, THE Rock ISLAND AR
GUS, will receive full set of the eel
ebrated World-Herald edition of the
Encyclopedia Britannica, together
with Il beautiful bookcase made to
hold it. The one who first sends in
the correct answer will receive the
prize.
If You send in the correct answer
any time before the award is made
you will receive one volume of the
Encyclopedia Britannica. Within
three days after the list of the arti
cles has been printed the name of the
winner will be made public and the
prize awarded
The articles which will contain the
words in 3lack-faced type will APP
pear in consecutive order, one each
day beginning Tuesday. May %.
The sentence will be held mean
while by Supt. Kemble of the Rock
Island pnblic schools.
Rock Island daily Argus., 1893-05-20

Praise be TO him, whose wondrous skill
Has conquered every human IL
And now alone victor, stands
The Golden compound of his ha nd
So spake q man, with tribute crowned.
Of DR.. Pierce, the world renowned
Whose Medical Discovery
Had vanquished pain and set him free.
One can but speak in praise of remedy so
eff fectual and unfailing as DIR. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery. Acting promptly and
thoroughly, it produces permanent cures Con-
sumption. in its early stages, scrcfula. liver and
kidney disorders, and all blood diseases, with
in the field of its unbourded success
Rock Island daily Argus., 1893-05-20
Sustain Home Industry
Calling for RockIsland
Brewing Co., Beer.
The Best Beer Made,
On Tap everywhere.
TRY 1T.

The Rock Island Brewing Company, success
ors to George Wagners Atlantic Brewery, l.
Huber's City Brewery and Raible & StengeI's
Rock Island Brewery, as we'll as Julius Junge's
Bottling Works, has one of the most complete
Brewing establishments including Bottling de-
partnent in the country. The product is the
very best. Beer is bottled at the brewery and
delivered to any part of the tri-cities, and may
be ordered direct from the head offices on Mo-
line avenue by Telephone. =
Rock Island daily Argus., 1893-05-20
Worlds Columb 8 n Ex ositi n

will be of value to the world by IL
lustrattng the improvements in the
mechanical arts and eminent physi-
clans will tell you that the progress
in medicinal agents has been of equal
Importance. and as Il strengthening
laxative that Syrup of Figs is far in
advance of all others.
Rock Island daily Argus., 1893-05-20
TaImace's Tabernaclc's Debt.

The Rev. DIR. T. De Witt Talmage
Sunday real from the pulpit of tie
Brooklyn Tabernacle an offer to pay the
last SO, 900 of the floating debt of the
church as soon as the remainder had
been raised. The floating Indebtedness
amounts to $55. 900 and must be paid b.
June New York Advertiser.
Rock Island daily Argus., 1893-05-20
Carlisle Is No College Man.

Carlisle is the only man in the Cleve-
land cabinet who is not college bred.
And yet it looks as if he could give point
ers to his better educated colleagues
Chicago Tribune
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-20
ARMY ORDERS.

Washington. Jan. ia Board OF Survey, TO consist
OF Lieutenant Colonel Charles G.. sawtee. deputy quar-
ern,a general Major John simpson, Qnarermaster
Captain Erasmus G. tilbreath, lin Infantry, will as
senbr at the general depot Ol the quartz nas'"rs de-
parimcnt Philadelphia, FOR the purpose OF nscer;hnlng
and hXng the responsibility for any Deficiencies or
damage Of property received AT the depot during the
present year.
Colonel Arson Mills, Sd Cavalry, is relieved from
duty at Fort Walla Wala. wash. and Win Join his
regiment. LicuIcrant Colonel Samuel ). sumner Gtl
Cavalry is relieved from duy as member OF the ex
aiming board convened at Fort Meyer, Va and Will
proceed 10 Jefferson Barracks. No, and relieve l"t-
tenant Colonel Samuel Il. NJ. Young. 4th Cavalry. from
the command oil the recruiting depot Of that place.
Upon being thus relieved. Lioutenat Colonel Young
VIII proceed join his regiment AT Fort Walla Walia
Wash. First Lieutenant Frederick WOocy 10th In
faniry. will proceed 10 Providence. l.. j.. ana report
In person 10 The Governor OF Rhode Island for temporary
duty pertaining 10 the militia OF that state. Leave
OF absence for four months, 10 lake ehcct about fei
riiarv "a Is granted First Lieutenant John III. hhol-
l.nbcrgcr 10Th Infantry. Captain Edward N. Hayes.
3h rSNa.ty. Will report 10 the superintendent OF The
recruiting service N-wlork City. about February 10:
to conduct recruits 10 The Department " the Missouri
Upon the completion OF this duty he Will Join Lis troop.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-20

Chicago. Jan. ID fSpecia..-Ihe Cpiaays iqniat"f a
lot ~ wheat today s;am.eicd a host - "talrrs' and
frightened Leopold bloom. VINO vas loaded up with
about 600 bushels OF wheat In the expectation That
the Cudahys would deal Tor him. Tn" hull leaders
sold 40 600. Bloom a'nnr to-day sod ont In" OF
hoard and 100 900 ~ II ~ night on the curb Ihe
Nav which the other d5y s0ii o. s3'. ol"ud IN,
morning Sli4 sold ~ low 1o2, ami co'rl AT -
c.nt, nigh. the curb Bloom put the Nav price
nnish. The Iuday ceiling began AZ u" outset through
OF commission houses. aud wa- ano-t an hour
before crowd able decide whether the s"ing
really By the clique nv the "taiets' When tho
tudshy's there stampede from oil directions 10y be-
lated holders. There yam o The eject that
Partridge hs1 made private settlement Of short line 81
1000 coo There Is. however. truth IN this story.
morning expected IN ofsn Very weak Cndahy tonight
SAYS that Tomorrow will be the day Tor low turI
Corn wraker With wheat, bat had partial -ecoy-
MAY opened al IA. sold between ~ aud 80.
tho c-tusto for Friday 30. There was probably
selling by Cud0hy Of corn on the break IL opk ed
| II Nrw-York and Wright took the offerings Mdrr
weather expected The errlya, here Country
aiyicts hat offerings from INST hands
Oats weic easier dull Nav sold betrern 81 and
3t's closed az 81 cents There an exceptional
provision market. Although the news exceptionally
beari,h prices were extraordinarily strong There wri.
$ocO1 hog, a. tho y.ds and prices ont there were
i,ortrd drmorsllyed Naturally the smash IN. wheat
should hsye had .ouc Influence provsons In
PORK advanced 40 barrel and closed top
ribs 20 hundred and closed nj the top lard
ciostd 10 Wednesdays last figures I,uyng
by Cudshy, by Wright and 10y Swift gave the market is
strength.
TaNsecd was firm and finally closed higher, at
81 1873 FOR May.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-20
DIVIDING THE ALBANY DIOCESE.
THE MATTER LIKELY TO COME Up IN THE MA
CONTEMPLATION TIE DIVISION
NAY RE MADE.


Albany Jan 10 (-pccial-Therc Is som" talk among
The EpsccIalans OF the Diocese OF Albany In regard
10 a division Of tle diocese. The question may come
I'm in some form In Tie next convention "f the no
crse The Episcopal Church has grown 20 greatly
In the northern portion Oi the diocese during the ia''
few Years that Il division II considered feasible
nv MANY. Its necessity has become more urgent
by reason Of the increased labor thrown upon bishop
Doane something it Is believed must soon be done
TO relieve him. aS ii VIII not much longer be possible
for him TO make an annual vi aton of all III" Jar
ishes md fulfill the olcr "bl cations "f his oEic"
The diocese consists Of nineteen counties. Tile new
diocese II formed, would probably comprise ia"
counties Of WaShi gon. Warren. ESSEX Clinton lrnk-
ln Hamilton, HcIkimer and i. Lawrence. Nothing
has vet been said 20 who would b" chosen bishop
Of the new diocese, but probably two mrn-the Rev
Dr. j. Il. Morrison. Of OsienSlrg. and the Rev. DR..
Joseph Carey, Of saratogL-woIld De- strongly urged
10y their friends.
one Of the suggestions In connection with the pro
posed division Is Of great interest TO the Diocese OF
New York II is that four counties now in that
dlocese--C 0lumtia Greene. Duchess and Ilstcr-be
added TO the Dloc"s" q. Albany. Ii /, claimed that
this would give 10 in" Diocese NJ Albany some Pc
cuniary and numerical strength. which II much needs,
and would relieve the Bishop 81 New York OF some
must soon b. relieved In some Watcher or
not these suggestions carried ont. division al
the Diocese Of Albany cannot long H. DELAYED, IN
the opinion OF prominent rli,ropalians.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-20

track and in T~snesSss elevator ssa snd 's. %
export elevator SSc No. mixed January
51sc. Oats-In options there little trading 80
prices OF futures beyond this month declined asc x
on track. 42sc; offered IN Twentieth.s elevator At n1
No. white. 41Ic asked No 9 white, 43c asked No
white Janu1 E 42sdS.c February March and Apn
6ists 3sd40c. ugarsRehned firm and in good demand
cubes. 5sc lozenge she: standard powdered 5isc aSi
s+c; crystal 4. ~; double refined diamond 4, s,s
4Ssc; franklin T. 4.53c Franklin extra C. AZ red STA;
Sis 3 per op nsnsna.d bran
Flour. 1000 bbl. $500 sacks; wheat 400 bush CON
bush corn. 3,40o bush; oats, i1loo bush.
81. Louis. Jan. 1o-Fiour easier. but not quo,abl,
lower Wheat advanced i,a'sc carly. then dropped IL
aac May and &c fCr July below Yesterday ca.s'
Oh and declined another fraction, but 1t did follow
wheat down and closed "a. under Yesterday cash. SSac
f c~sr 81 asisc Nav steady si%s Rye,So trading
Coo asked. Barey-onet Minnesota sold at co.. Ban-
Higher and strong. &c Iiay-DgI nlnchanged Lead
iisXseed-liieher, 81 is. Cornmeal-Firm ~. wh.ssy
E :. g? DID, rs n a"s ;s's
$40 49, Dry salt meats-Iongs and rib. lose bette,
E .s s. ns
ssoo0 bush corn 10000 bush oats 20 600 bush rrs
70 coo BUSH barley Scco bush shniDpment;-Flou,
q 900 bush rye. 5000 bush barley, 900 bush.
Toledo, Jan. 1o-wheat active. steady; No. cash
January. 7ftc: Nav. 19ac. Corn dull; No. cash
4s2c May, 4G'sc oats oTet cab 3d. . Rye steady
ary s77, March IS S. Receipts Flour sss ST.;
wheat, $50 bush corn. 1923 bush cioversesd iss
bags. Shpmcnts-Flour 800 bbls wheat. a. 1873 bgh;
corn, $500 bush oats 400 bush rye 400 bush; clover
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-20
ROCHESTER, OFFICIALS ENJOINED.

Rochester, Jan. 10 (SpeciaD.-The Mof'ati. liMg-
Nns & Clarke Co., OF NewYork, today served q
temporary Injunction on the Mayor and Executive
Hoard OF this city. restraining the board from pro-
ceedng on the 100000 bond given by the company
10 indemnify the city against the companys failure to
accept and execute the contract awarded II last week
for constructing the pipe line of the new water cono'
10 Hcmlock Lake. Tie pipe line Is twepyesit miles
long and the contract price is $5o1,oo21o. lils
bid Of the New York company was S21o,oOo lover
than any other In addition TO the injunction the
Nodett IIodgkins d Clarke Co. brings suit 10 be
allowed 10 increase its bid S63 SO0 alleging errors
in the work Of lemzing. The injunction wa, granted
iy Judge Coke. OF The United States Court. as the
nlaintid does business in NewJerSey. and i return
allie on February T. The proceedings will delay the
securinc OF the much-needed additional water supply.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-20
WORK OF THE STATE TRADES ASSEMBLY.

Albany, Jan. 1o-At the session OF the state traces
Assembly this morning resolutions were adopted IA
voring the immediate enlargement OF the LOCKS ana
channels OF the state canals. It would FURNISH e-
ployment 10 thousands OF idle workingmen: urging
that the members CT the boards OF education ana
arbitration should be elected by the people ana direct
Ing the legislative Committee 10 make special ehor'
10 secure the repeal OF the present conspiracy Jaw
The committee was particularly directed to us" us
best efforts this year promote measures TO be pre-
scented in the interests OF the building trades OF New"
York CITY and Brooklyn. The four preferred OILS
10 be urged on the Legislature this session VIII DE
the conspiracy bill, the bill to protect union laoelS
and trademarks, the compulsory arDi'a,ion pili'
and tho State Printing House bill. The AsSemDh
adopted resolutions endorsing the references III inc
Governors message 20 matters directly concerning
labor. and protesting against relieving Erie County
of the expense OF paying the militia caiieu gu,
by the Sheriff OF Erie County during the s"itohmei
strike last summer. M. -.. o,oo,od
Al the afternoon session these officers wer" eioc'u
President John Phillips. OF Brooklyn; vice piesl1el,S
I'LL secretary Robert c. Parker OF Auburn
lanes ILL., Dulin, OF Albany: Executive Commute
James p Archibald Troy George SHARON, 'pn"ei
LANES Brown Utica William {. R0senkrain, BIOoh-
ivn and c. T., Mccarthy, Albany
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-20
1--WE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Drga'o Jan. Ia acReccpts Est ~ nous, .
hc,I tai thus Ia, l12OO hfau io hnI
i.,t week. 900 mead consigned though, -iV cd
10 Yofk go head sale. 30 head mpi@1c oP,.u
"a o@si no ,ery gooi stctrs here Hos.-hecsi!gnso
1,s, ii YOUR so head total for week mus IA ~
hc.t- ,or same time last week, 80 800 heah eons
thiorqh : 80 herd T. NewYork, 400 h,so on
,po head market opened very duli ana loN't 49,
dru and weak: extra heavy. - "uot, y, EactrFr NV
,u,tum - S0ds1 ~. yorkc-s. Good 70 Oe- -
Il" iief; /, fsir - 500s7 60 pigs go 10 b.ee corn
assorted fouchs. t7d67 50: tommoa 90 90 ooGfo 80
to. Iourh 10 good - 80 49, 30 sheep ana lau.ps-
pccan.s lost hours 20O head total Tor week iu
d,r ~ coo head time Il u week, S3vUo 49,
onsi,rot tiougn 200 head; 10 Newly ofk tVo hc,n
~" ale II 600 head opened slow and loc 70 2oe
"a fnv wcthers a. 25csj so fair 10 good sheep - on
$, 10. cnls and DO. ~ o5asf 70 ta'2Ia 40
al -O0sj: 90 wothels. A. Pa rj 80. Innbs-Nauee;
coirc 10 fancy 1876 10 DO. fair N good. - ,1e
90: culs TO far - 20 So Canada common 10 iancy'
SGde6 20. ., ,..,,, ,.nor,.
c,,ic- Rccelpt. coo head shipments 4 GOO heed
Market .ow and unchanged host steer: - oods' -
fsr =, god So - - others - 50Gst % is.is.s sn
"a - cows ~ o5rS3 %. fOgs-Rec'ipts. 5Ooop hean
hlnncuis 10 600 head market active; lOc lower m.ei
and hacker A. eO6s7 Is; prime hca.v and olrners
s-0sio' Shsep-Reccip.s 0Co head shipments. 600
had r,rSci slow weak ioc lower natives siaso %
Wrs,erns sj iOdsj -: lambs ~ 9oaSi. o.
II InuIs Mo. Jan. l9.-C0itle-l;eceilts. 3o.C hcnu
shirmsn,s none market .teadv fair 10 sood nstNe
s. ~ ejssi 80 choic" Shipping - n5ge' nca ien.s
sert. ~ iOa$3 90; grass cows. sidss ~ ,nas- n
200 e,dy fair 70 good natives % 'oo'i 80
CHI - utft
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-20
BETTER BE ON YOUR GUARD.
There IL a Possibility that European Enemy ''"'
Invade Is Again This Year-A suggestion In Time

The latest news from London indicates the prevalence
Of great deal OF influenza. not only In that CITY, ou'
throughout England and Europe. This is inc way 'e
grip Epidemic Of last year started, end IL Is the "sh
part OF wiedom end senss TO Keep tho System wi
uned against an attack Of thi, terrible complaint
Thpr is an unusual amount Of coughing. snee'ns'
headache psn IN the muscles especially around the sno
d.fs and AIMS cold feet In fact, all the Usual s"p
symptoms. =, $500
You may say, do not fssr the grip. bu' 90 'ou
not fear the terrible things which grip may of'"e' -
JcctslIy Pneumonia, which may come almost IN "o"'.
and cause your death within . dayl More Pop'e u'o
emily from pneumonia than from any o'her KNOW" ''
plant. wby' Because IL comes uneApected'y, oec'''
IL gives 90 warning, has symptoms other msh '""'o
above stated and yet it Is the most fa''i Oh al ho
diseases.
In view OF these solemn facts. what SHAH any seSo'o
mon or woman DO who reads these woTd,i Mah''e''H
guard against the coming OF this dangerous a'se"'c'
Howl Not by dosing with quinne but by rtehgneins
by toning the system with some pure suinlah' o' 'o
power There axe many which claim 10 possess '''
quality but there is but which actually DOES posses
ii. That ono is Duiys ruIc Mali Whisky. III ha'
stood the years, and is the most popular Io''
lion to-day to The American people. ihHs'o'
recommend IT, IL is generally used aud 1t Is "nver'aS
admitted TO possess qualities known only u tsr' p'
not pcnit grocer /, p'rsadc !o" ouc'
wise but insist upon having what You call Tor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-20
THE STATE or IRA DE.

pame Jq l9.Flogr GHr e, Hn'", saiS. 400
iebrnary o.l7os May, s2%s3+c s sS%eF 80
,ea c Gd rT e luS IL 's ss 5000 bush Nnos
wheat by ,ample ;saSs s ORR avn 30 5oc March
~ ,oc MAY 3iiec s.scd -tcamcr m'Sed 81 S2a.e
rro'ipt 26,iiI bush .hlpmcnts 1910, On,n sN,S;
'o-n by sample. Seii Oats quiet ana 40 s1safS no; c
Whit Wr,nr, I ISo I lE~d ~ Ess Sow No.
0jodGc; r.crilt> eco bush stock 80 9ns,,
lay nrn good 10 choice ,.nony Ti' cotton 'O nominal
midiI.ng ioc Pro,sions steady quiet mess pork 81?
s S " apf ssarpe shoulders. ioc; sugarcure
-mokcd -horldcr,. re hams lt,1l'c iaFa snn'a a.
choice 9Sa32c do Imitation 25a27e ls9,e isn'y %,
good TO cncee Io' 1!"ioc. isss 1ncert,n
weaker icg GSgse hnG Eo sa,soT sct m aaS
s .sIoai - s ie5 'IOis' "'"' ''
no-,on oEoa ;o.scr i Corr ea"r s sS",.,
nm" Provisions ady demani d oi 9pt,rr F sg
M Ils@ ds@and w. Western ssHa Receipts
The wcck-Fcur ?s b9I ana bot - oJi scn. COIL"
Euralo Jan. io.-Busk trading in small lots when
Chicago MAY struck soc limit, @pcn.d earv ~ s s@sr
900 bush do SOC II 900 bush DO. 92c 1000 BURN do
;osc So0I bush do. 20 1000 hush No NorIn9rn'
closing. &c. had old Duluth. ssT.c. do new, sS,.c
SO. Northern pnutll. old s5,.Gi DO w''epIIn' i'sc
g. Sor%r @ Sc wn sur! ,aies car, no. 200, r 3d.
do SG va Sdr SIS for9 Is " DR. SO SoG' TO-
81 do, 40 do No :, 2 t;se' 10 s, do 30
White 100 3 d. No white 3o'i, 90 NO. MINI Tnr,
1913, 2e zach M W.T. cH[f, We,irn. sS SS
do GoaG5c No. I. .iaajsc; M,ehigan G3a,ot st,!s'
no ike oTSrins, lIsht asked Tor No Flour
tod b'.t s@ 4 Mtcsd ed strong. %o ""c6aaSSd M
600 9ss 500 % cO O%'"
Chicago jan. l9rhc leading futures RANGED as follows
,,,,.l.. O,cnne Ill.hcst Lowest. Closing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-20
TOTAL, RECEIPTS.
crvrpAr. MARKET REPORT.

coFrEEror Ba, growth, the ma marx No ura at ise
Ia aos No : % arrive at iIac: 1000 bags >n'" -,
Nos and 3 to arrive. at 100 800 bags SehSS and g. At
10 ij.iGc The mider growths were dn'i' o,ors v"re
io.. N,,,caihn and 800 baGs san SaN3dof opno,n %
,"drratrv active the sales and exchanges auoIn"s
"a 700 lacs The closed OF advance. , c"
,.,iuts with nrIner tohtlh-it,
Tho oncsi Rio dsTSch quoted Fir Ordinary v tpri
NO. good 30 kilo-). l. b,o ,Nch'tlsr
It., J3s,' ,erriu. h Rio. 1000 bags Eo 'ira
IN limited states, 1000 tags Rio ceaiances ", I, ,ong
ooo 49, no stock IGp 900 bags; Rio market s'o,.s
,rccp,s 10 santos 5000 bags Santos STOCK 200 .l,rrd
s,nt5. uark., good average santos ~ o.o
Gu, nj" January IS s. : ,,aro. 10000 bags Iseoipt'
at Rio July isa2 10 January IL iss1 9si ooj
lags receipts At July l, 49, TO Ia nnn h,ss
1881. . 10000 bags -,me time ~, deI,erc,
s,ur flmc 1891. 10000 lag>. WNrnous' Wv t.i,i
since I,uuaTy T. 1894 -New.York, lilies Jag ,m,,
n"rc y, a., bag; New .Oreans, leo't bas'' 0'''''