davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-10-12
cHIMEs ANn rKNAfrfgs.

At Hartford. Conn, John Cronin, la
b1rer, Tor an unknown reason shot aud in
.tantly killed Albert skinner. n joiner. wht
caves a widow and two children.
Late Thursday night John Wildwood
being refused drink at Livingstone. ILL.,.
saloon, shot and killed Perry Reynolds, the
proprietor, and his bartender John Die ,soD
and wounded the atters father
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-10-12

At Omaha, Neb.. the Farnham Street
theater was almost destroyed by n fire which
started on the stage. The ignting Of fly
from gas jet caused the blaze.
Six fremen were badly hurt. J. NJ.
Gairor, an athlete and dancing master, was
also injured. Ganor will die. The theatei
was valued at $3.50 600; insurance 100000
The Waits of New York Company will los,
Sc 100 by the fire.
The entire 10" T'''o-- Ark, towt
everai thousand inhabitants, was de
str"yed by fire Wednesday morning.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-10-12
MIsCELLANEoUs


Tie American Express Company has
hndcred its service for free transportation
of donations of all kinds to the Louisiana
storm sufferers,
Al the New York State Democratic CON
yentiun IN session at Saratoga, the follow
ing ticket was nominaced by accamatlon:
Secretary Of State, Cord Meyer, of Queens
county. Comptroller Frank Campbell of
Steuben county renominated); Treasurer,
Hugh Duify, OF CORTLAND county: Attorney
ieneral, Simon W. Rosendalc, of Albany
,renominated) state Surveyor, Martin
Schench. of Rensselaer, county Orenominat-
sdGAssocilte Judge of the Court of Appeals,
Isaac II. Maynard, of New York City.
The Republican State convention OF New
York met at Syracuse aud nominated the
following ticket, Secretary of State, Gen.
sral John Palmer, OF Albany; Comptroller.
lanes \ Roberts. of Buffalo. Treasurer
Addison Colvin, of Warren ounty: Attor.
ney General. Theodore Han cock, of Syra.
use; State engineer, Camp bell W. Adams,
IF Onei da
The Massachusetts Republican Conven.
ion at Boston Saturday nominated Freder-
81, ]. Greenhalge for governor, re.nominat.
81 Lieut. Gov. Wolcott, Secretary of State
William NJ. Olin and Auditor John W.
kimball and named Col. Henry NJ Phillips
or State Treasurer and IL. ". Knowl,on
or Attorney General.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-10-12
rtNAyct.t..Np COMMERCIAL.

The national bank Of Kansas City which
failed during the past summer has opened
IT'S doors for business.
The Safe Deposit Trust and Banking
Company OF Nashville, Tenn. made gen.
sral assignn ent of all its property saturday
night Inability to realize on assets IL
assigned as the cau.e. The assets are
t20i, ,05G - and liabilities about 1904. 600.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-10-12

WORLDS FAIR ATTENDING
MONEY IN cIRcULATIoN.
The following are the official figure

A Great Increase OF GOLD Coin in
tembsr
According TO treasury statement $
has been issued by Secretay Carlisle, Il
.al amount OF money in circulation Il
United States Oct. was 81, ,70l ,939, ,9iS
average circulation per capita, estim
he population at 6',306,00o is then
t25 %. The net increase in circulation
ny September was s2l, ,377,2i7, the grt
item OF Increase being gold coin-vil,
s29,74l.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-10-12

one aud although the windat times was
u trile light the sport was fine and every
one, especially Americans, felt satisfied.
Thursdays scene 80 far rs the fleet il con
cerhed, was repeated. But on Saturday there
was pretty fnishand all attending demon.
STATIONS Of enthusiasm consequent upon o
native boat scoring victory.
When the Nigilant, riding the waves like
victor unapproached. drew near the finish
line with all sails spread leading the Eng
lish crack by two miles, all the craft in the
vicinity OF Sandy Hook drew up in line and
'creamed her welcome that could be heard
miles away to the mainland Her gallant
race is detailed below.
Following is the official summary of the
race:
Course-l5 miles to wndward.
Boat. Start. Finish. Eiaps'd Gre d
valkyric. II. $500 S.3s23 4 1873 ii Iii.s5
NiGilant. ll.25,0O 33O.7 4Oj.47 4.U547
Duter mark
Nigllant.. l.0O.JO
Nalkyrie. 4. 1886.
Nigilant wins; corrected time minutes
Is seconds.
The American cup defender had surpassed
The expectations of her warmest friends
Every pun of wind that struck her seemed
TO hit her white hull clean ont of the water
and she heeled SO to leeward that the shin
.ng bronze be ow the water line could he
ieen flashing in the sunshine. The sea was
per Getty ca m and the liGlit wind from the
outhwest only caused ripple. The Val
vyrie stuck pluckily 10 the race. although
mere was only n bare chance for her to win.
At s. 20 she seemed to have struck more
wind, Tor within 10 minutes she crept up on
ne leader and was only threc.q quarters uf u
mile behind Both were standIng directly
tor the lightship, with the wind on the port
quarter.
At 3:25 the Nigilant was mile from the
lightship; at - she had begun TO pass til,
excursion steamers, which were drawn up
line and saluted her as she sped by TO the
line, winner in minutes Il seconds.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-10-12

At Chicago during fight in crowded
street car James Baker colored man,
fatally stabbed $. A. Pozin and severely
cut 7. T.. Polzin. The Polzin brothers were
holding an umbrella in such a way that the
water dripped upon Baker
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-10-12
LATEST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC.
What Is Going On the World Over.
Important Events Briefly chronicled.



Secretary noke Smith has sent in hi,
estimates fer appropriations for the Inter.
ior Department for the fiscal year ending
June 80, 1898. The appropriations asked
for aggregate si7G.77g,i3i.2s as against
tiS0 0S7, $50 ~, the amount Of the appropri.
ations for the current fiscal year. decrease
Of IS. 3Os 400 10.
Congressman KEN, Of Nebraska. ma. pre-
pareG bill appropristing $l.OOl. 600 for a
public Illuminating gas plant at Washing.
ton. Washington is the poorest lighted city
OF its size in the country.
The public debt statement issued Mon
day shows an increase of the public debt
for September of s4s7. PSI. The net cash
balance in the treasury is tiO6. s7j, 1888.
The House Committee on Foreign Affairs
voted to accept the McCreary substitute for
the Everett bill. to amend and modify the
Geary Chinese registration and exclusion
act. The substitute extends for q period OF
sir month"; from the date Of passage OF the
act, the time within which the Chinese may
register; strikes out the word white"
where II occurs descriptive Of the radical
character Of the witnesses to be produced by
the Chinaman in support OF his right TO re-
main IN the country. and defines the mean
ing OF the term "Chinese lsborer."
The Secretary OF the Treasury has sent to
the Senate statement of the amount Of
silver bullion exported during July and
August. In July the total was 500. 407
fine ounces and in August3 III Az ounces
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-10-12

On Saturday there were six new cases of
yellow fever reported at Brunswick, Ga,
and one at Jekyl Island Two cases were
discharged. Only one death is reported
from Jessup. All things considered, a hope
ful view is had of the situation by the ply.
sicians in charge.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-10-12

FIVE hundred boys and girls froa
Carlisle Indian Training School visite
Worlds Fair. They paid their own exy
from their earnings OF the past six mo
Their band OF thirty-two pieces and ch0
eighty voices gave concert every day
there was dress parade and drill .
grounds.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-10-12

-THE board of directors Of the Worlds
fair has decided that on and after October
10, children under II years of age shall be
admitted for 10 cents.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-10-12

REPORTS from Southwestern Texas show
that three-fourths OF the cotton crop has beea
picked and about one-half of 1t marketed.
The cr3r B. bnnih gathered in hurry dur
intnbn % phiIMys. There will be no top
..eld In Southwest Texas. w !
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-10-12

There were no deaths from cholera in
Hamburg during the "a hours ended at
noon Tuesday and only three new cases
were reported.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-10-12

B. NJ. Delowney, two children and John
Wikland were drowned while sailing in a
boat which caPsized near Coos bay,
Oregon.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-10-12

At Barcelona, Spain, ralas, the anarchist,
who threw the bomb at Capt Gen. de Cam.
pos and stan, was executed Ivy being shot in
the back by n squad of soldiers. PalIas
showed no sign Of ilinchihg and met death
orovely.
a newly built house in the town OF
Roost. Russia. collapsed, killing 81 persons.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-10-12
Cholera Robb I'd of Its Terrors

\ New York exchange notes the fact that
the treatment OF cnolera invented by DIR.
Elmer Lee OF Chicago and triumg hantly
demonstrated in the hospitals OF ST. Peters.
bulg last year has robbed the dread disease
OF most its terrors. The process consists
merely OF flooding the intestinal canal OF
the patient with warm suapsuls at frequent
intervals ana thus washing out and render.
ing harmless the cholera germs, whose
ravages are carried OH in the intestines. BY
The Use Of this method Health Officer Jen-
kins of New YORK has been able to save no
l"Ss than 10 of the ~ cases that have deyel
Up d at quarantine, reducing the mortality
- 10 per cent. hi, is a wonderful achIeyS'
ment C clnsidering that the ordinary DEATH
rate OF cholera ruhs from 80 TO 10 per cent,
according to the Nirtilence Of the plague.
A WEsr VII o'NIA father told his little
girl that chestnuts were poison. to keep her
from eating too m"ny. The child became
frightened and in her efforts to yomit those
she had eaten blood vessel was burst and
she died few minutes later
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-20

Chicago June 10 Special The wheat market 10
dav wa, weak mp 10 noon. then had pretty go|'d
rally ~ the close september was II cent OVER
saturday July = cen under The latter sold be-
tween oG 4. ami 10 - and closed AT 81 , = TIL"
spr, al between July and september. u cents ON
saturday wa, / - cents ~ the close al hlEu',
enough 10 nav 80 per cent ffr the money. ia"
rn.-ip ~ the day centred round the attitude OF tnr
hanks "Cnrrlers" have far been unuhl" To rene"
their loans in nIll and II l. estimated that not over
ON. half Of the wheat stock !, vet turned from July
10 september. II I, said that The banks hay" tn'lN
agreed 10 hurry along the marketing Of the huge casl
.ucs by holding off III" carriers and by DELAYING
of good deal Of July and drprc SIM the prc" Tor
cash. There everywhere 10 day the widening nn'
of th"s. Charge. II got to - II cents al MIN
noapoli, and Duluth which meant about 80 per
cent for money. Very little cash business
was completed here In spit" II the early weakness.
about 10000 bushels. all low grade. illsbury. ol
Mnncapni~ had II cabl" from the consul nj odessa
IA, lng the Russian crop 10 to 30 per cent hort
Corn advanced about / IL cents. and closed At The
closed - 3-1c september touched iic and closed
u ~ 1-c. The drouth on TIA" Continent ana In
Great britain was the bull motive. Although cables
ytr, lower there. lot ~ buying ord from
the Other side for failures. oats also up on
the foreign dronth july sold between 20 "a ana
30 I-1c aud closed al the top,
The Iowa June report declared the spring pigs
- per cent short Of last That. however. did
not stir The provi market into any activity. There
$1,000.
At night on the curb pnis on July wheat were
SO = and calls SO "a puts on July corn AZ IA, and
calls IS 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-20

were very favorable and receipts q corn Of q 600
bush. which IL thought indicated uat nv earn
demand had fallen OF somewhat. Inc susth ouj.o
developed after l o'clock and prices auNa",i. fw,s
sharply, september getting up 70 o. ,g - foreign
finn at practically the top prices. me sx o .ore
buying. export buying aud the lhnuA ~, W bnrt
interest The close the besS prices ana ~ zoo" 600
bush including ~ 900 tush 70 exp IT. ihere W. hare
Tumors OF export business at our poIs'' Isc de-.
follows No corn 1000 b9shc ,,@rrd Inv
vercd aud 10000 bush, sa'sr over Ju1E Ic
closed a Jlr; No corn, oo,UuV p"'ii, ,be
oyer July aneat and ,hmdor JUN. ..
OA1S-The market for oats strong anu "si ,tn
the carly lnor ing following the fie' III con- h,vi,y
not much stun for sale here. and runor' {" ~,
West gave courage the bull party l"t,'r I'M an"
reaction. with the decline In wheat on usn' The
market I'm oats turned with tn" afternoon ~ III o" o,
advanced cI~v leaving N the top ihcf wac mS'
much stuff for The afternoon so uv pre- 81 1Ho
vanced readily sales were 10 600 bI'h oon In a-S
bush for export folows No oats fo,VUu ouTn o.f
o3si.c elevator also 10 900 bush for export on ,ui9.
DOT prices for July 40 oatc g. asheo MI,
White calots iCc NO white ~. G"'ooc , 80
- 600 bush 39L i4c: tack mixed 'vVo DuN,' 80
;lI,c - EYf-Nakct dun. Quoto1 ,o3puy ,or ~, U"d
load. and $50 5Sc caflot> NJ Nj ~
ard unchanged Western. G3 GS5c twodoMu III
al 2c; siX.rOwcd 7jaSHc..--. l.,N ~ -,ro,r.
market continues hrm fair inquiry Tor export.
Sale to-day 400 bag Of 10 i4f OcVoocr uN'''
"' 49,, ,tonS ,otnw FOR comparison tho closing
prices Of the pryous day and for the corresponding aae
a.xa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-20

Ml.n bull; loo 1000 n ,. a: q 81, oommoo
and nid AZ .scass. per head follows j. n Pdcock
& on cows. at $50 Ir rcn1; > sanders. ) ,o"s
4si sds at f% TIA ''S head sso a, oot., and
S s9 9 r Jr'E t c Nth ppps "Ty S., af haher
cd e'y a, G g 10? 20 for b,,dmN ea iS am
= 2as 80 for mNS hah Inve up r e
~ Z, g. G' q g e "a a. a i,s
a. IS so 10 d. IA h. 90 % 10 do i2S r. a. 81;
g. 40 .5 n a. q 3 lS S SS1 T1if. o.
r, az al ~ g p' i "a d. III fI at r. AZ y 49,
10 g a. . rs g 60 i. At e d. az a.
osye, i22 81 y at = . IS DO 10 at : = butter
Fec e. Oh. ~ iss yca.. lis n at = s? ~ at
T. Ss,S% l e,r sa :. ~ a. 2, do % H. At
newton yalett q far'sr"ll& cave; * n a. . %
do ID, y ra At % S's 81 d. TO- tx a. a. DO
~ n a. - %, 8 mixed GolFG' 10 n a. 80 90
Sat %G i' calyc' as at - % Is d. se ~ at 81
io DO Ia7 y At 81 80 DO }o, 19i 40 At a. So 100 d.
l;j n q; ~ - 90 do IaG y 80 30 Do ~ 7,
dss 40 SO g S v e 5 at +;
- at 50 25 30 do. 100 n al 80 % Il do' '"o d. AZ
>EEp AND LAMBS Rcn; for two d q, GOA ln Slad
u vhcS T. err. went direct butchers lnc ell
stock held from last week hGTr ~T Tow '' ." 81. and
rowr while lambs ol!houch nc,Inr WIN fair demand
M"r o" than 20 ear. ' Of eock %c S hc ,s5rlsd
Common to prme ,hceP lii, liza a. dydn,ry To-
Urine lamb $ :5as per 100 N ,I. a oS 49, a.
Mre9 go &c" 3is % yrG as '1 az s. 81 ~,
Go 81 y a, 50 s7l pal do 80 n at 500 @t6 10 y,
2, = % Do 2 s. DO =, - ~ a. 90 DO Il a. a,
70 Dc &c 8 q q, g 4 20 DO 20 4. Dc
A. g. les 10 So = al 81 - o5 do. - y a, ;,
* , .: y at - - Nrs sG sf ne a. % 81 DO o
li' at Co. :. = 30 r. q & 3d. d. l l Y >, =,
- 60 DO % y at 30 q" 80 y at 50 80 2 DO
CO. - =, =. al 20 ~ I6, Do 81 y q, 90 y 449 do g ~
~ - los do = 81, ?7s do - a. = o no.
.p,c ,''' - n a, ;, So, 20 do 30 y - > 2Ga DO
30 a, = 70 do 90 70 n at - 30 - Do .; N/a'
.Sx7ia. PA Do 50 y at 1905 .,o,. ,,s
o, s cc" 90 - * E' :, "a i1'" 10 >. at
d" 90 do 81 > At =. g. ~ A. It = :. - 80 a.
III culi, 20 = at - - STATE sheep. no n At -
i ag ..d r,' ne, ., virrni, lambs. 60 IS -
-, do 90 = AZ $50 = a. do TO- 70 y at at ssei
- judi co.: 2G7 VI rin!a i'wbs. GO r. at 10 %
f, co,q@ 49, pi,icni,S - !ans O. T. at
- 30; 30 do - 49, at : % osg wc.,cJn ve,rnu- O.
~ Al - - 10 w.tcm sheep. 50 ~ at - $50 40
y Iasio a w.,.a ;h;,R Of 81 - a; =. = q a,i
T., Il a" - ~ ,7 2 N rs d" * Go 'sG at - ~
Hume { Mullen. 10 ronn.y.ania lamb ~ 10 % o.
:. - - - =, - A. r''H no. y n, e. 81
raleabek nol, 2l7 E'n,ucky lamb; = n 81
wikcr-ca sherman - Kentucky lambs 90 ~ at
3. oi''5 PS:'' a,s car" nd foT p 'oc
-: = g. at '"'' . ''' u" ''.', ''-' a.
at r :. 20 per- loo '' Il DO -G = at do 1913 ~
Juia Co.. u STAT hog 20 =. q - q; DO
li3 -. af - ~ J fon 10 d" 80 ~ a. 20 . do to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-20
1--we STICK M>pKEr- BY TELEGRAPH.

rrr,l, I,ir. ~ Caiil,- Receipts lat - hours.
TOO, head total fer %@rH I'M, f IFs,n ' through
800 lead ,o Nov York. 5000 head ON Si!' 49,
head. Nar'"' opened very am ana n'II I H.
nuir, very u., vnluc- .oc {" 800 lower; closed
I'm' ,,,u ard ,,,olcr with q number un~old extra
TO To- aio 10 - 30 - -: rsht butcher ant
,--,r ~ 40. 8, 10. f,i h.ifcr- ~ - 30. iat
:. - % .Sira heavy. - 7jo - ,och"r- - 7'd
- a.: n.d.,. - 30: mich cows. lower. common
,no-o Id ,o,al nr ,erck iii- ilr 1850 head. for
,,n. am. la,' W,.i I7.4oo head consigned through
800 h,ad. 20 Sew York. 80 head on SALE 800 ',
bead. NarA' Gp.ned a'"' ;'rs1, .g' oy sG -
gid nr Yorker, 'n1 pF - roo ro, 5 :, T 3S%
- - sheep and mnle -RcccIpi, lat - hour.
#, 100 head tni,l for week tlu- far. Zoo" head
cr " 9@S ,d T ,o Sow york. 5Goo hcad on
.aic 6.4co head. Market opened alm'.t at a ''4nf
80 y.nrliue l. mi- good o. NNtrn. - joH - -.
mo.fly - -: lir {" good 1iV'' ,l""p. - -"
:. %. .rrns lambs. 90 s''. extra NATIVES - -"
ra.' Liberty Innc lo-ca''. RI .. 539o
head -hpmort- leo h"ad ~" rhci dull i"-i gihl>
- ioo !, go: medium and good butcher grad"s.
20 To- 300 on from last wr".'s price. Twelve cars
c.in,, : ZOO i~nd: .hlpm.nt-. 800 head: market
very dull. and viii not all D." ,od medium ANA llghl
weight. - ,oo ~ 20: heavy. ~ 95o ~ 40. sixteen
ears 81 hex. slipped To- Ncr NorA to-day. Nh"cpE l."
cDlui- $500 head. Shipment. i.3on bead; market
very dull and 20 81 from lat work. price Lambs
t. Ionis June i1.-'nitlo-Hec'lpis. $500 head
iipmoui- 800 l,ad market ~t"ldi"r 10 easier. fhir
T.s,. ...r. ~ 80. NH. stock, 81 consequence on
sale IIo- Receipts. 1000 bead: shipments. 1000
head market easier ranrr "f price. - 'nD 20 -.
shrDp-H,c.lpts. 200 head: shipments. 1000 head :.
market weak. unchanged.
Cfioar1 fInc 70. TIE Ev"uiug Journal" reports
Citil.- H.c.pr- Oou heed shipments. j.uop head
market low weak top price, To dny riH ~ - no
extra steer, here" fair 10 good. -" - =. others.
~ gOa I r.: rcVan,. p 20 2 ~ native cows.
- fO0 ~ -: canuor, ~ 2jo - - Hogs R"c"lps.
2G 600 head shipments. 5000 head: mnrk" fair.
steady: mixed 81 lj0 go -: prime heavy and butch
ers' weight =. ijo 80 %. leht, ~ 30. sh"cp-Hc
c,ip's 5000 head: -hiImcnts. 300 h"nd; market
.ow 1J0 9jc lower. -tock.r~ 20 -; natives - HJa
-: Team, - -;0 - 10: Westerns. - Goa - 10;
spring lambs. - loG - -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-20
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Ncw-Yorh, June 10, 1923
COTTON-At New.York the cotton market was quite
sluggish owing main to the lack OF exciting news
ron, abroad At Liverpool for instance spinners wrre
nvio massive their takings amounting to only 5000
bales though the prices were unchanged mddhe up
lands being still quoted Ard. Imports were only
900 bales OF which 5000 American. In futures
The market started of quiet with partial advance OF
a uartiai decline Of Load Nothing Of interest wa. re-
c.ivei from south regarding the crops or the weather.
and no important points were hnted al during inc
Tts sse. al the opening call were made on Dass ID;
dir.tng decline of from 10 to II points a. compared
with SATURDAYS closing figures. August Tor mstdh,',
onened AZ 139 at the close saturday anu ny
noon had worked 7e2 The failure OF iNeipool
~ kean IN the lively pace by IL last week was
great dissppontmeat those who had expected TINT te
ona1Ds OF business week would see sllIcfN look
Inc for and this disappointment Wa nv
heined any by failure Of Wilmington Oank "hth
while not causing any particular unelsiness ana "s na'4
INV special bearing the course of our market &C.
csntuatei the feeling Of disappointment at -.Nefpoo
course The discussion Of the probability OF c.rh,I
sppears % those not connecteu WIN tf 'I
ri5ro than those who realize the difficulty or procuring
The necessary o. capital the snort lneie-I
existed that would make .uch an 0pc'au'l a.
Mail sdvices from Liverpool report the probability OF q
contnusnce Of the excellent demand from emma anu
india for goods repeating the statement mat v" nd'
often made that markets Of those countries are Uc oi
cation goods and will probably continue 10 buy freely
or some time This Is the strongest feature IA
II would doubtless advance prices materially IL j.
This feature Of the situation that l. apparent 70 an con
nected with the ade causing them u fd tt
Tho schtes, damage the crop wold cause an iu a'
IN mice. though the moment there l. no demand from
American spnners the American pupic, WIN ~
te past have always led an advance IN prices upon any
favorable signs in Europe
md rfnLn ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-20
THE STATE or TRADE.

s2a - IS do extra ~ ~ 90: Hour, - 3oa =: 80.
Winter wheat ra,cnt, - jd ~ .pring DO ~ ooa ~ 70
do straight, 81 500 g. -: sales 10 hos Wheat weak
30 . rcd spot and June 80 "a 80 5-sc July 20 5sa
20 :1,ic: August, ~ la +. 5-,c: september. - -"
- lie: steamer No red. "a 1-.on3c s'oek, o'V,.
sample C0d lie. Corn nrm mixed. spot and June,
A. la T. 3-4c July, 10 Liza 40 lie August ~ -
bid stock 7o4aos lush white corn oy , saV *.
~, asked do mixed. 80 "a 81 lie stoch v,'o-3
bush Rye neglected: No ,. SOC; stock - -
:h ,y quiet and ;'"S 1sr SGod o nj [AG S s%dy
steam to Liverpool > I'D; Cork for orders .,
cotton 1Gc -four. 18c. Cotton nominal: mldd,,ne
pork asa bulk meats loose shoulders 10 34r Gns
clear and clear rib sides IL lie sugar p nI
shonldrrs - snSarcus s,insd dnITa IAc %er
firm: creamery. fancy; 2lc; do fair to sh9cr,
do imitation 1-c; laclc. fancy l!c good to ch9i e.
coffee strndy: Rio cargocs, fair. Il 34c No !: l'c:
sugar strong and active: granuatcd. IL: ,1pTi
firm: refined. ii sac. whi'key steady IL l5@Sl w.
Bc,t-n. June lo.-Mlrkcts quiet.
Buffalo June 10.-.pring What in better demani :
limit, firm; 'aeS, 1920 bush No N%r'e ,d 20
IL 900 bush 10 1 Northern Duluth. f. G6c; 1872
bu Il DO So 3.oc 5000 bush No Northern c ! l.
% lie closing. No l Northern spot, .. 1.oc 90,
oniet no offerings Of 80 red sales two cars 40 .
eNirn red 30 lie | car No white II ?c .orh
ned unsettled. closed strong; No !: yellow d"c
80 3 Yellow. 10 tic No corn A. a.; 40 D.
~ 1,c nsked ,aos early were % bush No Yellow
A. he. 10 900 buSa No , do. ii ! "a IA 3,4c w;
600 bn,h No > corn, iIa4f la "A 3-4c o'po eu'n
No 3. ~ oa', DUH and weak Saisn a ssr' :"
mix.d 81 lie asked Rye dull No 36c asked
TIour in good demand firm best spring q l'@ ~ ~
40 Mil feed strong fair demand unchanged
Can4l 'roigatS steady wheat DC corh' ~ 'e''
SC to Aew-lora.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-20

Galveston June IO.-CottOn steady mhdling
ll-IGc low middling 3--c: good ordinary. 'r net
and gross receipts Id bale: exports 10 ~" On
iincnt GcG bnl, sac. - bales srinners - bales
stock. 2G -OS bales.
Norfolk June IJ.-COtton quiet midiing. 1--c :
low middling 3 IGr good ordinary, u 2c, net ana
gross receipts lOi bales exports To Great l'riian
-Cf bales: coa.twisc 100 bales sales, IL bales :
stock. 9.i2G bales.
savannah. June io.-Cottpn quiet miifling o--c
low micdling : &c: good ordinary. q 7Sc: net nnl
eros receipts, I""i bales: cNp1riS coaHtwlse. I-o
bales. sale, L. balrs. stock. 2I.7II bales.
New orleans, June 1g--,"tton 1ul'l ahi STEADY
good middling \ lie: midiline : ltloc low MI
ding 10. good ordinary. lie: net and gros,
receipts . 20. bale, sales. 500 bales stock, l-'"