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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-02-03
Money TO Loan.

THE company ! represent ncgotiates
loans on farm or city real estate first
mortgage security at per cont, per
annum, five years time, or per cent.
ten years time. doduc:ing the interest
in advance for the entire period.
Principal must be repaid orc fifth or
ono-tcnth annually in go coin. For
full information apply to II. H. HULL,
general a9en, Marion, Va.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-02-03

For centuries the lIindoos have regarded
the killing Of n COW or the eating of her
flesh a crimc for which there is no forgive
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-02-03

Why You Do Not Read The ROANOKE TIMES:
BECAUSE You don't know that Roanoke has within ten
years become the third largest city insVirgnia.
Because you don't know that The TIMES is the repre-.
sentative organ of Southwest Virginia
Because you don't know that THE TINES Is the best
paper In Virginia. outside of Richmond.
Evening journal., 1893-07-06

turned home after two days visit to
his parents here
Mr. and Mrs Arthur Newton, of Phil
adelphia, returned home last evening
after being the guests for three days of
Mr. and Mrs Edwards
Miss Lulu LaBoube, of Salem, N. j.,
returned home last evening after pleas
ant visit to New Castle friends.
John T.. Connolly, the well-known
merchant tailor and member of the
Board Of Education, from the First
ward, is now at his old home on brief
visit, Mr.. Connolly. It is said. has de
cided to remain in New York and do
as New York does New Castle, how
ever. can hardly afford to lose such
valuable young men and enterprising
citizens.
Evening journal., 1893-07-06
Personal Events

Miss Ella Apples aud Miss Lizzie
Helen, Of Wilmington, are visiting New
Castle friends
Miss L Seeds, Of Philadelphia. is the
guest Of Mrs Louder.
George Holiday, Of Chester, spent yes
terdsy with friends IN town.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Robbins, Of Phlla
delphia. spent yesterday with relatives
here
Mrs FrsnkP P. McCallin is on q visit to
Philadelphia friends.
Charles T Edwards left this morning
for a trip to New York
Mrs. Jordan and Miss Agnes Jordan
have returned home from a visit Ia
friends in WILMINGTON
John McCAllin. Of PhiIadelphia. has re
Evening journal., 1893-07-06

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn efectually, dispels colds, head.
lches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs is the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
leptable to the stomach, prompt in
b action and truly beneficial In its
effects, prepared only from the most
,ealthy and agreeable substances, its
Iany excellent qualities commend it
} all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in SOC
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. ANY reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any enc who
wishes to try it DO not accept any
INSTITUTE.
CALIFORNIA FTG syrup co.
SAN FRANCISCO, o1L.
LOUISVILLE, ~ AFw Y0Rk. 49,
Evening journal., 1893-07-06
Incidents Of the Day.

Yesterday a car loaded with coal be
came derailed on the slip Of the w & n
R K pier, while being unloaded off the
tender
A dog Of James B. Toman thought
yesterday afternoon that the New Castle
accommodation had no right to 20 down
TO the Bear So he tried 70 stop it. Bat
he didn't and now Shawtown has lost 3
canine resident
Joseph Taylor. who for several years
has been foreman Of the grindry IN the
Delaware Iron Works. has severed his
connection with the firm and accepted a
more lucrative position at the Diamond
State Iron Works. of Wilmington
The Red Mems Hall is being decorated
with a new coat Of paint.
Evening journal., 1893-07-06

down the Patapsco river and Chesapeake
bay on the palatial steamer Columbia. Boat
Ing, fishing, bathing, sailing, grabbing; soft
crab dinner at Bay Ridge. Special train via
B. g. o. II r. will leave Wilmington (Market
street, at I.a0 A. m, and Delaware avenue at
80. arriving at Bay Ridge at ll.4o a. m.
Returning tall raid train will leave Bay
Ridge at bD y. m. and arrive at Market
street, Wilmington, at s.l5 y. m. Round trip
elO0
Evening journal., 1893-07-06
what Do You Take

Medicine for2 Because you are sick
and want TO get well, or because you wish 10
prevent illness. Then remember that Hoods
Sarsaparilla, CURES all diseases caused by
Purely vegetabie-Hood's PnIs-25c.
Evening journal., 1893-07-06
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

She-"My husband Is brute !" Friend
'All men are brutes, my dear" She Mine
is simply abominable / asked him n he did
not think you we're as pretty as !, and he said
yes New York Weekly.
Evening journal., 1893-07-06

Lady.-"Where did you get this pretty
doll2"-Little Girl - forget the name Of the
place, but it's that great big store whore
everybody Is in hurry. except the ones
that make change.n-Good News.
Evening journal., 1893-07-06

'They say woman can't keep a secret"
--''They do say so."-"Well, l think women
are too much blamed In this matter. It
isn't the woman that gives away the secret.
IL is the people she tells II TO who let IL out"
New York Press.
Evening journal., 1893-07-06

Satisfaction guaranteed on every truss ad-
justed by N. B. Danforth, graduate in
Pharmacy, Second and Market. Long ex-
perience, large stock.
Evening journal., 1893-07-06

A large lot Of good second hand organs.
Mason a Hamlin, Estey, Wilcox & White,
and Others, from $40 TO $75. Robelep'
No. no Market street.
Evening journal., 1893-07-06
satnrInr. .InIr 8

We win give to all purchasers Of 1 pound
Baking Powder beautiful palace berr,
.et consisting OF seven pieces Grand
Union Tea company, No, 600 King
street
Evening journal., 1893-07-06

Symphony self playing organs; see
them, hear them, at Robelen's, No. 7l0
Market street.
Evening journal., 1893-07-06

Muehlhaeuser Export" Beer bottled
and delivered to families by p. Elmer.
Telephone 512
Evening journal., 1893-07-06

"Muehlhseuser Export" Beer bottled
and delivered to families by P. Elmer.
Telephone 512.
Evening journal., 1893-07-06

"Muehlhaeuser Export" Beer bottled
and delivered TO families by p Elmer
Telephone 512.
Evening journal., 1893-07-06

The finest TO be had is the specia
Bre wing of Stockles Muehlhaeuser Elk
port.
Evening journal., 1893-07-06

Muehlhaeuser Export" Beer bottled
ana delivered to families by P. Elmer
Telephone 5l2.
Evening journal., 1893-07-06

dentlemen can increase their incomes
oy something life insurance for th e largest
strongest aud best company in the world
Apply TO AEsON A MABER
manager Equitable Life, Equitable
Building, city.
Evening journal., 1893-07-06

The finest and best selected material
has been only used in the Brewing ~
Stoeckle's Muehlhaeuser Export. Try n
Evening journal., 1893-07-06
He Was In the Ford Theatre Disaster.
rhe Middlelown sla.her Jailed.

Another bad man was lodged in jai
yesterday afternoon by Constable Grau
don Reid The oolored brute and the
constable arrived here in buggy The
prisoner was hauocufed and his arm
and legs were tied he is charged with
cutting another colored man with -
razor The affair took place at Middle
town.
Evening journal., 1893-07-06

Enjoy the Bay Breezes at Bay Ridge
Sunday, July 9th.
Evening journal., 1893-07-06
ExCURSlONISTSIkJURED
Two Pleasure-Seekers Come
to Grief at Woodland Beach.
ONE wAsKIoKED OVER THE HEART

Another Fell From Toboggan Slide
and Is In Critical CondItion-Prisoner
Mitchell Sentenced TO the Stone Pile
Again and When He Serves OUT This
Sentence He VIII Have Completed
Two Years at hard Labor on the Pile.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal
NEW CASTLE. July Several people
from here went to Woodland Beach on
the Thomas Clyde yesterday. Among
them was William Fry, a young man
well and favorably known. He went on
the teboggan slide. and when nearly at
tue top of the incline he fell over the
side to the ground below. II is feared
that he has received serious internal in
juries
One of the persons to lend willing
hands to convey him to the Clyde was
Harry Mcguire Soon after, the excur-
sionists were Mortified TO learn that
Mcguire had been kicked by a horse
directly over the heart. Both of the in
iured men were taken of the Clyde on
stretchers here last evening and taken to
their homes.
Two Years at Work on the Stone Pile.
William Mitchell, colored, was before
Mayor Herbert, yesterday, charged by
Officer Tobin with carrying concealed
deadly weapon and by officer Harrington
with resisting and abusing him in the
discharge of his duty as an officer. The
prisoner was arrested for pointing the
pistol at Lizzie Russell, but the evidence
did not prove that he pointed the weapon
at her Officer Tobin found the revolver
with three chambers loaded on Mitchell
The mayor for the first charge held him
in 81. coo bail to appear at the next term
Of court For resisting and abusing
Officer Tobin, Mitchell will spend thirty
DAYS on the stone pile Mitchell is bad
man He has served nearly two years on
the stone pile and was only released
from the county jail yesterday morning
He Was In the Ford Theatre Disaster.
Charles +. Hadfeld, of Washington,
d @ who has been visiting here as the
guest Of e l. Wilson. Jr., left for his
home last evening Mr. Hsd6eld is
clerk IN the War Department aud was In
Ford S old theatre when IL collapsed last
month Mr. Hadfeld climbed out Of al
upper window and escaped by means of
telegraph pole His light coat was
spotted with blood from one Of the vic
tins. and be intends 10 keep this, with
several other relics Of the appalling dis
asier although relic hunt, rs have al
ready made him offers for them.
The MiddleiOwn Siasher Jailed.
Another bad man was lodged in jai
yesterday afternoon by Constable Grau
! A.
Evening journal., 1893-07-06
UNITED STATES

BRANCHES OF FOREIGN COMPANIES
British America .. ...
Commercial Union .. ....
Caledonian 80. ...
Guardian Fire and Life. ..- e.
lmpefial
Lancashire.
London Assurance Company
Liverpool London and Globe
North British andMercantile
Norwich Union .... .
Northern Assurance Company.
Phoenix Assurance Company .... q.
Royal.
Scottish Union and National
Western Assurance Company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-30
TILE rHAnE IN CIllC \GO.

ohicaen NAY - ,rpccian.- Nobody loCay h1d any
difficulty In establishing hi' tights To rOn'ci "S maui,
on MAY wheat touching 30 cents. P'opl' VINO uo.
the negative saved Sa'urdai 10y t"' hhiro"rs.
sort 81 a irnctIon The 1Oces barrier went down
mi, morning. May got rs low IL ~ cents. II
VA, by a narrow margin that July dld not sell ~
70 cents II touched 20 IL cents. ana WAS o,hy
rallied from that point by buying by Essle'ton tin'
We, ih,r lower cables. favorable crop reports
from tho other side. continued nervousness over M
Wall street situation very heavy receipts ana itl
rcl.ons The local stock Of wheat pissed he .oo".-
O0O br,hcl, point TO day. reaching oOo nn,h"S
The Increase %" paSa2r Ma ni 'I h r,ommissi"n
hru.cs and was by every sort OF h"iu'F. NrhhonI
Lad lor 81 y heat In over the Il, faul road aino',
900 600 bushels. AID he was seller ln' Wl;i.s
Tie large. short. covered Receipts here aoi cars
,ycrrnn: the estimate for Tuesday was 4oo cars.
There W., continued talk Of The approaching Jnl
liquidation. being likely that II WIN % %nn a bo
go 600 rid, for contract wrr" SUI under I'VE
market Charters were 10000 bushes .or,
was weak for very much ~, ra.a' rcc sho,
4 little decrease In the local stock leave. less IMAM
800 OcO Of Ill grades In store. July sola between
70 and 40 3-s and closed N az 10 cehts
r,in,. 30 ears: the cstmat" for TUESDAY was 1eV
cnrs September was frirly steady. May DROPPED
cent - - | I. hut closed AZ % "a cents. july
"olj 49, low ~ - "a. but closed IT Is "a cents.
SOP rrcyison, we're very dull but very weak. Pork
drnpped n dollar barrel: lard 20 cents hundred :
rib! - cents hundred. There was some SnpPor'
bu tlc declining grain. tho indifference Of outsiders
and the feeling that the provision bills nave not
90, n very large short interest brought nnou INC
wcnLncss There were 10000 hogs. the es'imnte Tor
Tn~s,av was 10000. II is expected that provision
,tocks Thursday Will show about I2.coo barrels OF
norl,. about 1900 tierccs OF contract lard, ana
about 1o.5oO.oOo pounds ~ ribs $1,000 M :,
on the curb puts on July wheat were oo -
coU. 3 3 cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-30

dsee d about * re fact vi, that due tn the large
enormous deliveries June contracts ana snn
now increased about 30 suS@ a, T
hSyG sa 40 was @M 20 csS e duh
while private reported avorable weathet nrrnra
S ~ d %Sf S,c an" Of sq Gd 5 5Ss On my
n pnc"! h ~iS 9nH b sag pon ' Simply adj c
fame the main body Of winch came from inc We, ~ %
hcaso JUst before thr visible was posted pric' 6roSe
1 su Ca @ S p s,I q the hsa . SiSe showing owl %
siderable dscr,a $4,000 Hnsh p,e' ri st qgG dy
ns sc % of y ac d %% @' s5u at co%
cng ry ,hoe and the go,e "a, agi At the owc Prices
M oe' Yer! ggci ana heavy om Lepa,Gi ana al the
70, a mon nS 70 .s su nc al o%s
Sai'. SO rSa lie under July clcya,cr Ju closed
75'c anae Iuy ,,oc SO ra g COO 100. bush a',sg
lsy G GST u ~ c fois" i 5000 S tus
i&as9c unfcr July delivered. Casa wGc't closed
ii.d'sc OF from saturday WITH ,;lrIas wheat wax:
we're 2%5s coo busi cora 1876 600 bush and foir
oH ES The r !9 Ens dr Ey Of Ts.a u ssa
eco bush adcatmE an nsra'c for The week week
%cwYort last Scek Wheat OPS go bush COIN l's lle
20 $50 hi, and is isi s1cks Indian shipment, Tor
past week were 10000 bush Of wheat making 800 900
S S o' bh The @" on Wheat on
a dCo 'S" . f dS ~ w,' ba HS 600 b
barley 20 GOO bu.n on ean, Wheat 22GEeS Dgo
opened weak and lower. and was dun ana heavy an me
morning partly sympathy with the weakness In wheat
but more particularly the large Interior arrivals; big
carload estimates from chi Tomorrow lObO cars
favor able weather the growing crop AMI absl"c
buying orcrs The foreign demand was abot
the only thing On tho bul side of the mafKct ana WIN
the cessation Of this tine large receipts and IA" nc
W, atlcr had given the bulls hard rub me Market
for corn dull heavy all the latter part OF the
az ,rno ~ clo>ag the lowest prices '1>h corn
was snmrw active The decline With ale OF
as 200 incu1nc 5000 bush for en- ort a. dr,
bush, fSc delivered. AM 40 900 bush 80
10 rive. 80 corn fS.O'V Dl-h '0''s
+ n h ano,i: uncr,icd. 1900 bush. private terms
cash corn closed aaac oil from Saturday ....
q \IS-O ,f- followed The eTcnt In com, ana w"re
Moderately actlye aud weak The opening va. Of decns
.tc1dv ON receipts and me nac w.aher oits
vcrr al q quiet AID heavy during the arernPri, WIN
frtu g closing fairly .'eadv ard ca-n weak ana lowr
cash .als. w.ic - 600 bush follow. No "a'SS
- Coz hush $50 ash elevator AMI 31dsoac delivered
"a OATS g. nc: No , white. tic: No whic; ioa 'oo"
rack white Il 900 bush. 400 i1c track miNrH, "olun
hTsS ?sLasosc The price Of mixed ont, t. ~, on
today and white. &c on .HNItlt.i ~ oro.cI
nall. unchan "a Iii y. Maftct lu", ~ and 49,,
act dcN red MALI Marie, -t"Nh- ,'--
changed Wc.tcrI. CJ0eoci tWo'fo"cn S'''c'
six.rowcd. bose.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-30
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


COTTON New.York cotton Mar.,t ,tartcd on Win
slight recession saturday, closing figures but rdicc
before call out and showed gain OF , IA u
points The fal ofahc change the brisk demand
from who alarmed bv the report. Of
heavy rains in the South and the threat ningly high
at.is IN the Mississippi Valley. Before l. O'Clock
Avgi>' had .old from al saturday. closing prize t.
~ from which there r1t0l una l1cIl >'llhg'
and the narhc. closed easy with al the advance lot
The advance IN tins morning would have been
more dcri cd but The un.ht factoy charactr Of
tho Fur,ptau advice particularly the disappointing Onc
ing o, the Nanchc-tr after ;cI dJN> holiday
There has selling hi> market b. Tie south
against their crop. but the sentiment il the south =
growing more lu-h. and there j. con- fciai' dis osi
tion u taHe the long sidc Of tn m2rket me Ihril"
bar 60 doing 30 being TIE un-atsfa tory "oh1to 81
Erropeln trade aud tho stocks there; While ~ th.s
country the financial question remains poser which
.ec'ns 10 than on>i hc abaosmay l,w rrce which
make. cotton look very tempting. Pa\tt" carrie, sara
the weakness in tao LNrpo'l maxi, wa. cue 10
rumor> clbcd this side the 'nct that irad-tt
was abort tissue an aerac. f'bort showing AZ H..
PROMPT to contr,aict th report and ,ay that not
intended report ia regard 20 NE acrcagr
Hubbard Price & Co. that their piN9t" cable
indicate rather more disposition TIE part OF Inglsh
SINNERS 10 interes themselves in the marsea it>posi-
tion which bad crop account world unqucstonanlf N
crease This firm say tina. the LiNcrioDl market ul"
inc from their cables. i likely e. -ho" an ncr a,r!
ren,nI from -pnnciS tomorrow. a. Inquire, lat ms
afternoon for SPOT in Liverpool -remed t. ca"e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-30
LIVE STOCK MARKETS-TY TELEGRAPH.

Bnaalo May % Catlc-Receipts last "a hours.
i-2o head total for tue week thus far .'40 hsna
through. POO head to New York. l,;20 head on
,olo Zoo head. Market opened - to pc higher higher
firm all sold. Best heavy eXpor steers - 90 10
good heavy shipping. - 80 20 light, LOO to
- Gjo . fat h.lfcrs. - ;Oo - fair do, 80 75@
- - fair TO choice fat COWS; y; jo@ - 80 common.
- So y,arlmrs. sio - %, mitch COWS. Sea 30 per
head lover yegIs, 10 to - E Ton,s ''tS 10
head: rotl for The week thus fnr. 1850 head for
same time last week. $50 bend; Consigned through,
1850 head 10 Ncy York. 200 mead on sale. 100
head Market opchcd l.. to ne stronger closed
steady Norker~ light 10 host. ~ 80! 65 good
mimms and heavy :, COZ :, 90 og' on %'I am THra
Receipt, last - hours. $500 head total for the
week thus far 900 head for same eo time ed aS TssE
York. Zoo head on sale. 5000 head ''hrh,t
slow and lower quality generally poor OF MI offerings ,s,r
closed fully - to Sc lower for common TO iair
na and un:ld extra to fancy nmp' lambs n;@
very DUH and - 10 iOc lower fair TO good 90 10
20 lbs - 1885 30; good T. choc': 60 - !" o.
common 10 fair sheep. ~ '3a "a 20 Goo"' - 4o'
~ - extra wcthers. 10 ~ 10 , o,e.
raiil,- Receipts. 1900 head shipments. 300 head
~,rcrs TO- l3c lower. low, and Team, .'ea n
n.ryc tor 25a - rrxan' - g. ,s ~ 81 % Hoy E%w1
ccip. 1000 head shipments, 5000 head market
opened strong. closed Zoe lover: mixed ara plrkns'
- elo - 90 light ~ 35o ~ 30 sheep Receipts.
l. 900 head shipments. 800 head market 81 Joe
Higher: Westerns - son - %. Texans. 81 40" 20
liant - son -; - spring lambs. ~ oo' 80 -,
II L.ui. My 29.-C atil"-RecHipt'. .2uo heao
,hipm.nt, 500 head. Market slow. no good NATIVES
ON ,alr. rexas. lower; top + good TeAnns; - ID
'K.rnpi, = 100 head -llpm'n,s. 100 head
M,rhrt pcncd 10 higher bat lost the advance heavy
So -, mixed. - 500 - -. Hight. - 500 - l.,
SHEEP Receipts ZOO head shpmcnts; 3"op n san
market strong. receipts through Texans all sales
wrr, at unchanged prices ooo had
ras,,IIlrrfv MAY 29.-:Httlc reccip', lWo head
shIrm.ur, 900 head. Market fair, no Good grades
ON Sale Prices 10 to l5c higher thnn Ia week
nrce. TNontvtlrcc cans caitl' 'Npp'u .>c"- lorh
fn.cav Hog Receipts. $500 ned: shipments
2 500 head. Market steady: fair lGit TO best nav,
" 80, - 90 Eighteen car hogs shipped New York
ind,v sheep Receipts, 1.voC head; 'lhpnleh's;
> 700 he'd Market steady and unchanged IN eoou
grades common veiy Gu'l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-30

At s, g 80 81 II. q; s. &C. &c. r rs 80 g.
); 81 ag'' : 2ss do. j." 1913 ' H. az ~ ~
l4J 4"s a. N%l,2 q g. ~ IS "a q
81 sp 81 DO ~ n at 80 = G' es s5 o. b ~ Sg
aiycs. 1913 D. at - 50. 80, ,,,
n e % ' % 81 at ss g DO % Is M So
d. 3 s'' !; H':l g: 8 + + "A: r.
''lSs' lnS 4: iai,ssn a.
AZ 10 4 : = S "a q =. aa
H., Il. q 9 do, 1919 y, a, IS 50; 50 O"t'ermik
d.. sS Fs 4. ST. d, i iia rs 'ai 3. q e
%o H. at . = "S d, F1S az al :, So g. 80
'' 8 jadl g. ySd ia' 2 e o. e. TO
., &: Ct Z. . 49, a. g ~ at ;ives 49, b.
$ g. g. scr sS''G" e. ' 50 '' ra at SO so
~ $ Ssad,r:: / veal tcuiD. 90 n at 81 do 90 IL
s ii IF AND LAMrs-ncep.. 50 cars: or u SG,
wcro Hide i Nv and fraction lower on ncar ,h a.,
r % v yr' m al" sn " tao re anrny oa
ears and prices held up strong Tn" pens IRE h no.
a sia 'lss 3 s & 4 54et am as
a. ~ ;o@sS fr common chccr, and deck OF eull, a,
50 90 Deck en- -ncp from bTno t YS, wort Ta o,
oa *g' 20 F., G2 cftca e pcses mT'I0
E %Ses az ycaTSr. iloi23c dressed 'prios
amh. fimly held at 1s,sal'c. 49, ,or,rc,. ,,o,s :,
+, sw a, 3 70 r. s'IS3'% :.
j. S,HS S.s d. g at g. 3! So a. b. at
= sl aa Indiana do ewes 30 H. 1T ,, - % q. - At
~ g., rs DO 81 y at $ 80 2is do 90 N at IS 30
IL DO . D. At = 9 ID do "G 90 y a. IS CO do o H.
3; so Eya2 3, "p a. 9oa s g. 81, 50 Do . :
4" 4. pidco,k & son: .sc5 yr3lna lambs o. ~ 81, at
III do Do ~ n at - IS 60 do - 10 ut 80 10 STATE
d. - ~ q; ~ 81 VIRGINIA ;hcsr - ~ az % ., -
49, az :, = -. - do ~ II AZ =, 50
H. collins -, ohio sh."p 81 II at - 90; 10 90
49, r 3 q q e -" 4 s 10 ~ - DO s is 03%
arnc. 81 H. at - ?i5 OHIO 's2'p ana lambs ~
]" y Judd 4 Co. 2Gi Buffalo .hec? Is N, at 80 25
un.horn state do. % n. at rs 25
newton (rilett 49, ONO yrailln@' - ~ a, - ioi
owe 100 n. At - 80. y, q. . 49,
* - ess Western warnings, Sc III. at IS GIL 1913 do
a. 6nc"Dass ae wr:tc!n snse? % at e OBJ;
:; s'I lambs Se' a. ~ at a. 90
M TS c and Sc vc wGrn e Ji'i"S at . So 2,
iTum" Mullen: 80 Western ycarlng'. Gs n, at
noGS-Reccipts 53s ears. SO 10 head. The market
wa. a little unsettled with -Omc sale. aip'fPht,no ume
higher, STATE hogs sold a: - 65dF' " DIT Ioo ID lot
1 SSale-;iame Mullen STATE hog: Isl ayera 200
n p: So boar $40 N. at -.
IIaenhccs Hollis: 40 Sate hogs; POS y az ~ 81
Jor; wright Co.: es state hogs los n. at 81 81;
80 goo Dc 3o o a' so. $40 o 60 5G r at - rough"
j. 8 rlaco:s S.n;,. 81 State hog' 100 n. at 81 IS
D. Mcracispa & Co.. ) st,to hogs. asi n, at 81 c5 ;
SET Judd '0 co., il st,te hogs isl N, 81 rs;
roughs 367 n. at 80 ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-30
BITTER.

Receipts for six days 234oo pkgs me decline
which occurred al the time OF our last weekly report
WAS sufficient TO move all the stock for the balance
Of the week IN fact the supply on Friday and Saur
c1y was SCARCELY equal TO the wants of the lrad" ana
there was moncntay rmness the best table grades.
yoday's receipts. however. We're quite liberal 20
Iuorrow will b. observed a. holiday and sellers feu
that il would he wise TO meet the demand OF buyers
for lower prices and concessions Of LA lc per ID
were made immediately after Change Al the declnc
there large trade. and fancy creamery cleared
up pretty well oil the basis OF 2Oc. ENtr, state dairy
half tubs selling at rate Imitation creamery
western dairy and factory were Influenced somewhat
by the lower figures for creamery. but these goods
seem to BE- falling very gradually considering the
relatively high prices that have been ruling all the
Snr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-30
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS

Liverpool May 10 3:45 p m.-Bcef and pork IN
moderate DEMAND. Hams and hncon In fair demand ,
t'h.c.c I'm moderate demand TaOw In poor demand :
pnmc city dun at 2ss. spirits OF turpentnc ana
ro,in In poor dcmond Lard-spot IN poor
demand. futures in no demand prime Wes'-
crn spot. dun NJ SIS. Wheat In moderate
demand No > red winter easy at IS I'd; Flour
i'm moderate demand Corn--pot IN poor demand
fnt,rcs In modcrnte demand: mixed Western. spot.
dun nj Is Id MAY duh ut 4s La June steady
n Is ID July steady NJ IS Id Hops AT
nndon- Pacific coast In moderate demand. re
GENTS OF wheat for the past week from Atlantic
norris 20 900 quarters: Picihc ports. 51.OOD quar-
Ter, from other sources. $4,000 quarters Receipts
of American for the past week. "o,ooo quarters