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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-20
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
Ney.York. Nov. rs, U.s.

BEEVES-Reoelpts, 81 cars or 40i heads cars igr
saughtsrers direct Ii Tor export alive, uhd ca
market. No trading. Feeling steady tty drrs'ed
beef quiet unchanged prices. No l'ter cable neWT
shipments reported. with the I'D lity that the lN'tT
CTS ct on tomorrow with 400 quarter 81 i.
IiINES-Cnl' 80 head received The linlt'l Trans
actions yesterdays quotations. Dressed calves ~
M rate fridays closing figures.
S1lcs-M COllln-: Neal-. $50 II average NJ - -
per 100 NJ lei calves - N. at ~ ,, -,
SHEEP AND LAMl;S-Kco rlId', ~ cars or ioSi nc.u .
/. car, the for butchers. VITA te
held over yesterday there we're Fl cars on '*'
Demand sufficient about clear the yards at st''"y
prices although Of the dealers Thought there was
illtlc nmer one for common and N, dun lambs. oi gu
GOOD sheep sold al Sass 81 = 100 NJ cns az ~ 90
ordinary "a choice lambs at ~ 2OdsJ Dressed nutD
az sac per y dressed lambs barely steady a' U"
Sc extra selected carcasscs selling At ssc: 81,
S,le-M Collins: 20 ohio lambs. % N average, ~
per 100 n % ohio y,arlinfs % n. at ~ - 90
ohio sheep. ~ H. at ~ 4j do, 30 N, ut 80 2i' "'
n. at - 30.
a. 81 less 81 1913 Kcntecky sheep 81 N. at " ~
newton Gillctt: 1913 Virginia lambs ~ n, al - ~
do IS n. at 50. o, oco
j. i. Pldcock: 80 Indiana lambs CO ~ at ~ 20 -'o
Indiana sheep lculls 90 ~ AZ ~ 90. 49, 10
Harrington 275 Canada lambs. SO n al ~ - - ""
fncsy DO - h. al ~ Is isi Western sheep. III ID ~
- 37 io0 do. 20 N. at So go III Kentucky do ~ !"
Hume Mullen 900 State lambs. 81 N. az " % )
oC1 Western sheep. ~ u. nj 80 20. ~ >. n,
Hallrnbeck \ Hollis 225 Canada lambs ~ ~ ~; ~
1J State 70 H. ~ 80; state sheep i"' w.
NJ -: ~ do ~ n, az ~. am.
G.. Dnlenbask: 100 Western lambs. 20 N, al ~ "o'
90 Western sheen. 100 N. at ~ 31a. o.rs =,
UDGS-Heceipts. L. cars Gao head ~, ~ s.Ie
Jersey city and Fortcthst. Norr ., ,"' '''
alive Nomlnsliy weak at ~ 75as6 80 per 100 d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-20

{ b anoat and December price delivered No . red.
5000 bush, iac over December o afoot. December
market for corn wa, weak ana lower. selling down
further liquidation The opening was quiet but there
Gniet wcaS feeling developed rather liberal oierine
at the West and reports OF lar.cr no'eI a, ~, co.
production The Pr'e iSf ahot ao 81 Va no; VU
in excess o. the Of the late summer The
belief that the final Yield Of the crop WI De- d Mcn corn
Inc market for the last week inc close va uu =.
a2e net decline ash corn wa ial ae'Ne " n1a
coO bush. sgot and forward, at % 4S,Si NO
Tni s Market puy wa. Very duh to-day with prices
somewhat easier IN sympathy WIN IN t he ugene 40 v
and 10 i.c los Ca.h ootS were duh and weak
sales We're $1,000 bush q, iqP~, c NS oa. s, 90
nom No white, 10000 bush. $50; No WHIT 1000
bush, $32c track white. cop bnSh so w. o. N.Y.
err, G5Gsoc: Canad,. 9Oa95c; .iN-rowed, 500 soc
graded Western 55a66c Try EMarket nominal car
lots: 30 boatloads JjqJ3c.. SiEDS-Clovcrsccd duh
country shipments held ut ~ jdT' - 'i 100 ID a, 70
quality No Noyemoer - So asked DsesnIeF; e - 90
H. faxseed-Stcady at IL To-. y, W H'''
ket dull Canadian in bond quoted s5aoGe WHOA, o,o
So bush corn. 4Si 100 bush oats as. 500 nnsn niI'
ley $1,000 bush -four 1906? 6bis ana i s3
az an average price OF 2s Estimated deli,c'i, a.
al points 95Islo bush: Receipts az Interior points
2o14 800 bush: oats o.oiI.7oo bush Exports from
four Atlantic port Flour 2s7 400 bbls; wheat 81,
both coasts Tor eded Friday q Wheat ana Hour
were 2,15 80 bush. against esi3.25o bush III pre-
week and 3943c3: bush 5sar a:o: add he ,, TI
the prcvou. and 7G2 49, bush last year me eA,
ports Of wheat om "y hush 10 d1 a. ac ear nc, IT,
los ;o3 bush: com II So 100 bush against lls3S,-
80 bush Incrensc iool3s7l bush ,orno,,.o, c,oso,
nr,ccs OF last ncht and orfesordng date last wear:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-20

81 1888 % choice wehsrs 50 yoas4 sus and common
Liberty ASv ieJCattieseesp.so Ia. 3 sooe
81 5as4 7j good butchers sia~4 5 roush rat 90 90.
"A 20: lair light steers, ~ sOaS3 70. HogsInesep,s
IL Ip,ds: demand light; market weak ana Iuhy W
lower than Yesterday closed Prime faladellh.as
AZ G5as, IS best mixed, IS ooa$J lO lorSers % ovM
:, S0 common best pigs 50 5easo So rc9shs @a n
~ ~, sncep-Suppy light; market very duii ~ ui
changed prices. iNta SSus3 - common 10 seSa yy So
ss7S spring ,,,a lam r,i,es' a. 5oass So
~ LoI'' ..sd. ana ends - Common cattle selling AZ
iar prce and bulk Of receipts this week has Oeen
~ th. knd Good choice COWS ana calves are sci,
IN a ns sass0 and select couple Of dollars hisns d
az Narkst is cwer to-day and top hogs woula NOV
realize moe than as Receipts were sna aaa q uood
uty was rr King at as 25asj 30 light to mixed pack.
io chSce io sheep-Tne sheep market Vas dss ca
vi interest today. Inc ieNe IN WV ~
range steady at IS % tor NE .op' Nay ,sCattlcPe.
co,n wsioa 400 head Market steady to arm Common to
oep.' ,coys ~ 4Ods6; stockers and feeders " zo
es . COWS AID bulls VI 25as 30 esyes s2gTs
!ogs1Reeept', o6o9 to choice mixed SIS 15ds5 60 ;
SoS Ssss .sc :" ,s s os %s, 90 o ps
- 2n , '' Poor to choice 81 25d.3 5 lambs s3"S''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-20
THE STATE OF TRADE.

,,,,,ro Nav 1s-FIour-Du unehang d !; sales. 800
Haitim2re.,, Weak: 40 . red spot 0oaa3'.c No,
Dds " nca III" December, 63'4 "83se; May, 'Osa
yember ooae 10 o red 60a804c; milling wheat by
,Vse ,ms:,lc stock l29l 23y bush SAFES; I
BUSH, Corn-weaE mNed sp .s a"d steamer mixed
year tx Mite corn by sample. new 40, yriio" no.
d2'a4iac oatsomiet and steady No white western n
30 mixed Western - snh' IT,
hush i,ye-Duil; No 2 oSc soc st. soaS5 20 Grain
senGy t an and active unchanged ,,
,rg tsn sic ProyisionsFirn; mess Rorh III quiz Iii,
si Io.e shoulders, shc long clear lot'
sdss iO.c sugar picked shonIae }osc lard rcaned
smoked -bou!der. oac; ham fancy 27a3sc do fair
~ boa;ic. do Imitation. 22a23c laa,e 1aney az,
,n cool To choice. 19a20c ioi, n.y. Ecss siootv
to aod l9a2Oc; store packed ,dy Mo carcoes fair
2$a2tc near 1sialsi.c. Sugar Strong panueted
i9tc; 60 coonoer-steady; refined. TO-. WhsSey-on
u,o NV 1s-Merkets quiet, but eteany
u~e,o Nov ls-Spring wheat spot oiefings 'r w
~ Iher. G limits firm; sale lzTy p gr IN 0od
sars suo or ds7 cc 10000 bush 49, Norh"r, not
bush 90, oo9 huh do (, oslo; closing NO nara,
49, 49, GS7sc: No l Northern, spot; Oo'ic ao
u',tc' ~ 40 10 Northern, old. G9sc spot Wmer
rheat dull; 40 , red 632G6ic 20 Wilt, No
,nS" Corn-Quet lower for store ,S,c corn
P;v 2.oc 10 Q 42c No g. Ale store um nt III
in GOOD demand firm; No Fellow az % isarE si5,c
u ~ Srct and lower; No white say ,a So
store No 3 white 32.a 32Ic track o.. fYncv Wet
mixed track siSc. Barley-Quiet weak ,,ney Stat
az zoe Kyc-Dul No =, SOC store asNcu. hgs u So
To-. bns, .nring si0$f 10; winter -t9l2's 20 d.
~ ~ RYE nour-s3 2Cas3 30 NH iecu Iirn wheat
nand firm unchanged. talal irr'sayI IL. ICED Sc to
lT.c; corn, 44c; oats, 3.c; bariey' f's'' wv
New.York. ,,od ne fol.
Tho loading futures ranSc1 as ioi-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-20
OTHER NApKrTs-ny TELEGRAPH

Buffalo, Nov. 1sCsttle-Reccpts last "a hours, 3ruo
head total for week thus far 1000 head Tor aso bemd
last week. 1890 head consigned through ooo" naa
10 SowYork, 1850 head sale. 20 head marn ro ali
strong. with no very good stock sale clo' ~ MI"
sold mixed butchers heicr.. - ipIs. ~ S,tr
~ 75ae2 50 veal calves higher choice .'" 81 hours
Ia good. 20 J;lds1 90 IIOgs-Rcrrlrt- last go
so lead total for week thus far DO beau 400
time last week ALSO head consigned nfoupS, a MAJ
head New.Yorx 800 head on sale coV h, grades
opened lower CLOSED steady and firm Tor Wosa5 az
mixed packer. tj 55asS co. mediums ard nsas so stays
and rcashs :id sheep and Lambs 81 too ' head
hours $500 head total for thus far d ,hrouch
head TO NewYo 200 head on sar or native
amb. closed steady about ali sold choice sooa sEcep
a04 10; fair 70 good 60 Ede4 10; fair W s''~ ''S'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-20
Winter.

cOaNMEAL-The market Is Grm. Quotations: Yellow
So So Southern whit. bscs 81 15asl % BAG MEAL
steady Qaoiatons Fine white. ~ o50sl 10 fine yellow
Al 0afsl o.: coarse SOC FEEpMarket quiet
Quotations Of Western carlots. SOD 1oai2sc; CON 70
civ feed steady AZ soc rye feed 75asOc honny chop
s5c sales cars cotonseed neal 81 .Oisi % oil meal.
81 todsi As
GkAIN-wHEAT-T action OF the market was almos.
reproduction nearly every day Of the last week
eeptng that another record the down side OF the
market was made. the price going below any previous
gurts fer May aud December both here and at Chicago
The opening was very dull at the closing figures Of
last night. followed little adynncc and then slow
decline On liquidation. The result was net decline OF
sarc here and the curb prices were again weaker
weak cables: foreign demand and Only small cash
Nde were factors decline. Interior receipts for
the week show quite little falling OIL but not enough
70 make decrease In the visible Monday Exports are
@ Considering the small purchases but even these fsf
ngues cahhot % maintained with the present small
purshsses The sass Of cash wheat were only 80 600
"a sc .oVV bush for exports o. Ioows Nc
e5'c. &c over December at store December price
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-20
CASH QUOTATIONS..
lion, 40. ] foundr,
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

\ NON'nID'I TO, IS'o'
COTrONrhe cotton maraeS az Ne"-i YORK olen'd az a
orOp Of J. points and ut TIE clos the tolc
wa easy Win q the day Of from Ia 10
IS points. Ihis failing OIL duo to net decline IN
l-64 lid ana to ce sclilnS ~
local longs. WheI the market opD'd 1t was witnoG,
auNicss from LiytrlcO cable tominuh
was broken by heavy storm OF slest IN lne and' ii-
yatc cableerans, however, pointed 10 a decline at ue
start al the Liverpool market lUid on cont acts ho
financial Chronicle" states that picking ana marketing
Rapidly during The last week. anu u'''
in many sections gathering of the crop - ncains
connection The movement at NewOrlcars Tor hcNt week
i, cstinatgd at $4,000 bales, While the receipts az al
ports are estimated Tor the same time at $4,000 Da
no estimated receipts the ports for TO-DAY as sen
out UNOFFICIAL 5000 bales, asanst ola, :?
bales last week. and 80 O63 last year 1he receipts "a
mo urin,ipll Dors were follows: Galveston, viz
bales against $500 laIes this day la, Week MN;
Orleans 10 90 Lal,s aeaiIJ 1856 bales; M0Dlc 'Vo
bales AGAINST !.23 bales S9yinnah 1870 Mes asn,nso
BI3l bales Charleston. 1900 ales asals' 4o-9 ta'es
Norfolk 1857 bales against .sS2 bales go,
Opening range and close to-aay ana closing pus 'he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-20
SOUTHERN COTTON MARK ETS.

Galveston. Now ls.-Coton quiet; middlIne. dice
low middllne. 7Ae good ordinary, l5,i0c: net and
1.a55 bales sales. 5l3 bales stock. ~ S;s bales.
mlddling Lice good ordinary, 0ao net and gross
receipts 54ls bales exports coastwise 1875 bales;
savannah. Nov. 1s.-Coiton quiet middling; 7se !;
receipts, 04s3 bales exports 10 Great Brtain 17io
bales; 70 France 1904 bales coastwise, 1874 bales
sales. 300 bales stock, 122 1877 bales
New. Orleans, Nov. fs.-Cotton weak good midiling.
ay md na Iec.S s oM aroI bs. so, sood
bales exports to Great Britain 0650 bscs TO France.
stock 207 004.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-20
rrpopEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

landau Nov. 10. d. m.-Consos. 93e. for both
and the account; NewYork renasyyanIs and ohio nrs,
Do second consols. 50 Illinois Ccatra 35s; Mexican
Ordinary, II: St. Paul common, 65 Ncw,york Central.
c 5Ss new psr bonds sI$
s.count In the open market for both short and three
months bills e. Fer csSt rssS a9 9S s qaSss per
SO D. m.The amount q bullion wtthdSwn from the
xxces ouose three per cent rents at 80 francs 72
ssna.s: f95 The esss, ass0 for checks
scrin Nov. 1s.Ihe statement g. re o nonk o. Ger
.,eSv shows an increase In specie 81 <vSos"V msKs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-20
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New.Yofk- November 1.

NtW'1 UTh, NONtffbef - 1913.
BEANS AND PEAS-Domost n,, marrow beans are quiet
cho,cm haUd stock So 40 Medium and pea
and ulxeted outside quotations very extreme. Red
further decline may 0eeg Green ES.eGn beans fairly
pea 7sas red sS6nsy 1893 e1SlsS y s5asS =
q ~ ;ee tsforals lima 1893 com Of !sasi Old
meS sS%s 1893 81 SsaS co. do issa Il 4oSsi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-20

Refined petroleum unchanged az 5l5 cents gallon
in barrels, 265 IN bulk and so IN cases az
New.iork and 80 cents IL barrels and 200 cents in
10 points $50 in barrels and $40 cents in bulk
aud naphtha raised % points 10 5.75 cents gallon
In the foreign markets Antwerp quotations We're a
shade easier 11ra11a francs per 100 klcs: Benc,
WAS OF I'D TO Sid per Imperial gallon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-20
THE PETROLEUM MARKET
NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES

NewYork, November 49, 1893.
There is gradual hardening tendency TO the value OF
crude OIL without the development of speculative activity
The OF the week has generally been OF q bullsh
character, the output the Mcdonald district having
ALLEN 500 barrels ~ 1900 barrels day. The wells In
the Huntington district, West Virginia recently com,
ldeted failures, as the development WORK
neld 10 extremely costly II Is expectei thar fur
drilling viii be conducted Tho r,ro
ducing fields as whole SHOW points danger. ana
visible supply VI oil n,ontn Mil
probably be dr. reused at least 6V0OOJ bal rels The
total value OF the exports petroleum do moi
favoraby with last year. but the outward movement in
volume continues on big SCALE. Kiernau's News
Letter estimates the exports Of crude refined etc. from
Atlantic from 600
gallons increase o. 000O,0o0 gallons over the CORR
sponding period OF 1892. ~ ~
The partial pipe lve returns from November 1 to 1e
(chsrters TO the l1th) Inclusive are As follows:
Excess
Runs. Deliveries. deliveries, Char.ers
Total bbls OSt,i17 1302,S7i 3xS, Oso %
Aver. per day 6s,G51 S5,l70 2O523 $500
Inc range OF prices and the total dealings in National
Transit certificates at the Consolidated Stock and pe
troeum Exchange for the last four weeks as oows:
Week ended-- Oct. 2s. Nov. A. Nov II my IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-20

Narset closed easy. Transferable orders issued az
a. Total safes III 800 bales, Ncw.Yofk spot saes
today and last night: For Consumption 80 bar slo'
market easy middlres l0c which IS ll0c lower COM
I.aIed VITA yesterdays prices. ,,.
ouo.a,ons are American standard OF clasnca-
lion and on cotton running in quality not more
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-20

Ncw.York Curb. IL m. 10 ! p -Whc1t-Dcccmbcr.
G5'.dG5 1876, close 65aic bid; May 1i'sG'2 1ljc.
close re bid Corn Decemhes ii'sa i',c. close 4ic
BID May, 6is0iOsc, close iOsc. Oats-D ceubcr
closed ise asked. , .,,
Receipts Of bradstus interior points in thousands.
last three cphers 5000 omitted hour DO grain bush,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-20

'f%;',y ;.:,,:a: =: ,. IS
light prices weak 10 zoe .pas W eSrn So 80 oats
% H SS ye 4sc barley Ssc I SS ne SS
IS prT% sea timothy ps zoo SEED : "a s'
s Sry issS '1 ss ssss 'ssff'
d a%.%a ses,c. pr aa sa d ' SSs 81 "a
r. e2snsns the su! @ .%ss S Sas .ss
SYS s,a.s s sIn e .i;ss'' ass
asss: asa & sss !. $751; ss,.
Mssst steady d,a%a 81, 80 i.m iSae 81 r95k
lear family. mi si7 @5 steady sale, Of steam
s s a. g. ga as,'i ah! shoulders short
b ,dcs a. &c shor, clear side, a. 9Se Mn''a Hy
basis OF si IS. were ga bols ,,. NJ,
Ns sNay whe. at S %s.sr e nshsF and
ns and very s ss sIHS' d ,'S s s.a and sssd
p, steady no 5 ls ;N %he 4C So 30 DSs Do
G5nn far demand 3 s5dsGc NO4 s4ds4sc,
,.,, MeHfn IN s. w Nes market ~: given
NUN The c opening sr, was D aG a %' IN
.oasa aga s ss o's Tss y SiS
c The close May year ago was SS ss showing wers
s Of 2S S Naie Tness aid T at 5sGS No northern
scattered from 57S5ssc Coarse grains We're not i to
OncG h'I nsn and Shorts Market s,sy unchanged
Corn market steady receipts Light NO hew 'o' w
,oIi"v 3s6332c. Oats-No white. 26d2oHc; No D.
.5Ld26c. ,
philadelphia Nov. 1s.-Flour-spot supplies liberal ana
market weak with demand limited To small lOts ot oc.i
Want, Wheat Market ad, ancet &C. under light oicr.
ng. but ruled dull Cables slow ana we1N' au y
i,.l, cNport Inquiry No = red November, $500
pecemhcr ~ .d5f lc; January 0G*dO9Hc fso'un LIT
~, dGss Offerings moderate ana market ruirt
~ sss, bush old mixed FOR early December loading
a, 4iirc I'm elevator. As rule fsreen Orders WE,
I.i, the market Local trade demand continued ighs.
To mixed November 43td+i4c; December 4ota iotc,
io. du with ample offerings at late decline. ru.ures
am Iut auct No white November. 3od3pEc po'ce''
ber - G}tr: January. 85a,d36sc February 3l4dS'.ac'
Sugar l,.incd unchanged and quiet other oitees uh
changed. ,., ill.,,
~ Louis Nov Is-Flour-There very little doing
In rour though prices In favor q buyers iec.pss
$500 bbls shipments 99s bbs. patent rno lee
5@e iG family 81 sGGs2 FAYE rye ,f nSI cars sacked
a az 57Ssd5sc Jonuary 57.c; May. 6s'sc Corn
l,wcr. November 3o'.c December 5.c yesr, Oh
January 6.s ss Me aay so Si'i s~
az 20 on oidcrs siGas6 c5 Lard-Prinr seam ssc
down 10 Sac at close Dry salt meats-Shonldes' 49,
long. and clear ribs. 7a,c shorts Sc "ic
mieh wines steady al 81 u. Lead-Advices of define
in \ew. York had a weakening effect, ana IA" therc ~
callers at - OH, only sold AZ that. eia
Of - % for desilverizcd was ciu'eu "l'icr
nominal ut about T3 42ia
Toledo Nov. Is.-whcat dun cash oo.e; Deseni an
co,c: MAY G67sc. Corn firm No 3 miNed eash sS o
"a do, 3tc. oats steady No mixed eaSI, ,; ;uS.
iye arm: 40 . cash. 4oiac. Clovcrsecd nrn, active
ash - Us December - % January, - ~; fepruay'
Is 98 March. SIS 77a Alslke, ~ Do
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-20

| STTARINE-Market weak. Lard Iodi0Lc. oleo
TXii.ow-Market quiet but nrmer. Quoted. 5 5l0a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-20

Totals 1872 81 III 200 4o4 6s4 100 3oS
The bank exchanges OF the New-York Clear
Ing House and the stocks sold at the New-xork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-20

Plantation dfliNer.e,.-... o4oOSo oi'''"' -'-'O"'
The comparative statement for the week ehaing
United States ports during week DOL Dscs' "a, Aa'
90 C72 bales total receipts 10 this date 25' sZ3 i,s
last year . lGi 033 bales eSpOr- for the week l4'
total exports 10 TINS uate
1906 bales last year. 100000 bales; stock al an
United States ports 1,O3G2Gl bales ast year iV!i, 'oo
bale- stock at interior towns 1888 bales last year
40 939 bales; stock at Liverpool o2VvO Dac !as HeW
bales stock OF American snoat for t'Tcat Bfiin
$50 900 bales last year 100000 bales The following
arc The receipts cotton all ports since September
/; Galveston, 4Ss, 1874 bales; New-Ofleans. CO.
Chasle ,oi I5s i0 Wilin gton, 1896 bales Nor
folk Isl $50 bales; Baltimore 1929 bales New ok
$50 bales Boston, 1902 bales Newport News, 4.VV
bales PHILADELPHIA $50 t0es West Point Va, ODDS
Port Royal a2lIo bales; total 2S94 32s bales. Liver
pool cabes-sl1t cotton moderate demand freely met
prices unchanged sales, 5000 baie speculation ana *
port 1000 BALES American 600 bales receipts 10 ooo
opened easy demand freely supplied at io4 decline 70 i6
advance closed barely steady at 194 10 20l decline
JenuaryFcLrusry, AZ 10 4so March, 40 to
i25b Junc,JGiy l27s; November 4i@ to 400; November
December 4l9s DcsemoerJanuary. 4l3s:
CQFFEE-Thc coffee market az New-Ycrk. after open
Ing at partial decline OF points remained very steady
though fairly active and closed finally with the tone
steady and 10 10 points lower for he day The total
sales Of to-day were 1880 bags The chief causes Of
the decline selling BY longs and reports from
Brazil OF markets there. The public brazilian
cable gave ITO following Information Rio No eonce
i,o 500 eS So BAGS market ass santos receipts
l5 900 bags stock 2ll.0o0 bags good average
sa lower "wer H od svTe sbda IA The early
transactions We're made within the following range
Recspbe 100 Ja19a5y 1872 Jul re'rs
market for contracts closed steady but 10 points
lower Total sales were 1G,750 bags as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-20

New.Io gross receipts. AIS bales Exports toa
tnent. $50 bales; Great Britain 200 BALE. Ioi
OBJ baes sales. bales, all spnnersi STOCK looot.
bales. Total pot receipts to-day, 4"2l' oiIes
l2j.7 bales Continent 1850 bsies; STOCK, loSo''~
bales. - -, 49,.
Tho statistical position OF cotton. made up by this
mornings .ChrOaiclc,n is $ follows:
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-03-10
About Car,n Fires.

When it was proposed in the post
room to have 81 camp fire at the soldiers
home. confess that was startled. [
had confused idea that tl.e furniture,
bedding, and everything combustabie
was to be piled out doors, set on fire
and everyone dance and whnop her up
around the big blaze. also imagined
unlimited quantities of commissary
with coffee and hard tack. and also had
several lies in course of construction to
swap with patriotic comrades.
Iiave helped to build camp fires along
W. +. Smiths lile of march from lier-
muaa tn ipit:sbnrg. l have also seen
some rousing camp lirrs under Gems.
krantz and Wilson. notaby y one at
Rcams' station, and some Oh TIE Dam
Vile railroad between Richmond and
Lynchbnrg. The combnstables for
these fires were mostly railroad rolling
stock and drpots. But the boss camp
fire in my experience was furnished by
Il rebel warehouse near lsurkisville.
filled with bacon. 1t made Il blaze tn
be proud of, and a column of smoke
long to be remembered, for it located
us for the .IolnnieS, and we soon had
Earlsy's corps all around us and we
suffered severely OH account of the
little camp tires we had been amusing
ourselves with.
The entertainment at the Home OH
the night of Feb. s8 was far more en-
/ JOY bls. han tie sight of bnrning de-
pots anu warehouses. Whilst this
wholesale destruction of public prop.
erty was military necessity, it looked
cruel and wapton, but the end of tile
war justified the means.
The experience of prison life in An
dersonville by Il. G.-I mean Comrade
Capt. Phillips--was my experience in
Salisbury. l was in Lihpy and on
Belle Isle when it was had enough, but
l say with Comrade Phillips, that there
are no words in the En- gi:sh language
to portray the suffering and horrors of
Andersonville and Salisbury.
The ladies OF the relief corps are en-
titled to much praise for the fine lunch
and en.ertainme t .ivvn to the Old
soldiers. |, for one, tender my CRATE
full acknowledgement to and bless then
all. WsI. II MAYO.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-03-10

one of the prime movers. The Colonel
represents the old soldier from start to
finish, and proved four-miler in the
race of pushing them up to the front
We have q gray thought in our bosom
that the Colonel will find out hence that
If he is ever in search OF something in
requital, that those dear old boys are
not devoid of gratitude.
Morning report. March 9. '93: 20
present and absent. Total 81.
The tone and tenor of the following
epistle is SO gratifying to all the boys in
the home that we take the liberty of
handing it to you for publication. Such
tender thoughts and noble expressions
of gratitude ought to be emblazoned on
the blue vault above:
YANKToN. s. d.. Feb. =.
Commander OF South Dakota Home
and Hospital:
DEAR SI,-'Ihe w. II. C. of Yankton
No. 4. comes once more with a greeting
and u wei! filled box to your care for the
hoys who helped save our country
from treason, and kept the grand old
flag flying at the cost of their lives.
Nav these gifts be of some comfort and
cheer to their dear old hearts is the
wish of everyone of Our corps. With
best wishes tor yourself and them, we
remain yours. in +. G. and l..
VALENCIA NJ. BAILEY,
Chairman of Hospital Committee.
ANN NJ. ELDRlDGE,
President Corps.