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The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1893-01-20
Greatly Exaggerated.

DESv1R, Col. January NV. ]. Myers,
who was sent BY tho Durango board Of
trade to investigate the gold fields in San
Juan, has returned and says that tho boom
is without any foundation. He admits that
there is gold there. but says it is not plent
:ui enough to be r out the extravagant 10.
ports circulated about it
He says thousands of miners are trying to
get out of the field, hut have nothing to
travel on. The iniux has stopped, and the
roads are thronged with pvospectors striving
to reach civilization. Ar. Nyers says b
saW many men without % dBcioot food g live
O.. and No hioe 20 procure + With. Ho a.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1893-01-20
Adopting Reeds Tactics.

The first roll call for the day, Thursday,
was for the purpose of determining whether
quorum of the Kansas house of representa-
tives was present. Afer the roll had been
called and all the popullsts, including the
ten men without certificates, had responded,
Speaker Dun ,more SAID: The chief clerk
informs me that the following members h I'VE
not responded to their names: Anterior,
Douglass, Hale, Hopkins, Pearson, Seaton,
Kelley. Pearson, Hoch, Blair Sherm an,
Troutman fall are republicans. These men,
bers are present. and under the ruling of
Speaker Reed, of the lowe- house of con-
gress, that members no. voting may be
counted if present, which I believe to be
good law, / order the clerk to record these
members as present"
This announcement was greeted with loud
cheers on the populist side. but the republi-
cans treated 1t as a good joke.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1893-01-20
Niagara Freezing Up.

NIAGARA FALLS. n. T., January IA reg
ular blizzard has prevailed along the
frontier with the thermometer ranging from
to 10 degrees below zero. It looks very
much az though the falls will have a repeti.
ton of the great winter of 1855. when tho
cold was 90 intense tina. the thermometer
for days. The ice bridge u growing daily
and Is slowl, creeping up past the American
TO the Horseshoe Falls. Grand ice forms-
lions are apper ring. and the . enc 10 grow
ing moro majestic and fascinating every
hour
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1893-01-20
Tahlequah Mission Burned.

TAH1EorAE, l. T., January 16.-The Pres
byterian mission in this city is burned to the
ground. Tho fire was caused by q candle
lett burnin by one of the small Girls. The
loss 10 about s. 600, partly covered by lnsur-
auce. This " ission was est sblnhed in 1856
by the Board of Home Miss .ons of the Pres
bytefian church an his resulted il. much
good. Wh=n the fire broke out the chifdern
we're at church some dist snce from The
building, and only three ladies we're in the
building. Most of the furniture Was saved.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1893-01-20
Dead gain

ToLKDo Janu.ry 16.-Clay Hopper. the
young man whose case of suspended anima-
ton has excited 50 much attention, died for
tho second time. The body was rapidly be-
coming decomposcd. Undertaken Bennett
was again called and for second time he
prepared the body for burial. Rev. D. Hut
.ingiiler again read the funeral services and
the body Vas taken to the Wo0dlawn eemo-
tery, where grave has been waiting to 10
csivo + foe tvo weeks.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1893-01-20

ONH ENJOYS
Both tho method and results when
Syrup Of Figs 10 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
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs il the
only remedy of its kind ever pro.
duced, pleasing to the taste and -
ceptable to the stomach, prompt Il
its action and truly beneficial In ii
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
TO ell and have made it the moss
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 900
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it ON hand viii pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to trySt. DO not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIc syrup CO
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal.
LOUISVILLE. ~. HEY yQex ~
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1893-01-20
Stock Mems Resolutions.

SCOCK m9n'S H6SOIUCIONS.
TOPEKA, KAN, January 1.-The Improved
Stock ASSOCIATION adopted resolutions re-
questing the legislature to make an appro-
priation for the purpose of encouraging an
exhibit at the worlds fair and that an ade-
quate and specified amount of said appro-
priation be devoted to the various breeds of
improved live stock.
A resolution was adopted earnestly re-
questinR the legislature of Kansas ito enact
the substance of the law recommend d by
the State Dairy association, prohi biting the
traffic in yellow oil -omarg urine, and that We
urge upon them the ,dvisability of institut-
ing a state dairy commission"
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1893-01-20
Acting Without Membership.

Acting Without Membership.
TOPEKA. KAN, January 1.-THE ten msa
Who are setting as members of tho populist
branch of the house are:
Doniphan county,. w. Howard
Coffey county-O. NJ Rice.
Sh swnee county-D. NJ Howard
JACKSON county-Ed Shellabereer.
Greenwood county-V. Gleason.
Morris county Il. White.
Mctherson c0unty-H Hebron.
Ness co-nty-l \. Goodwin
Grant connfy-R. b Brown.
Gay county(ohn Nogxiopn,
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1893-01-20
For RohbinR the Mails

CHATTANOOGA, TENN, January l6.-Franh
Cushman, ono of the most prominent young
men in the city'and a brother-in-lav OF Sen
s,or Perkins. of Kansas, was are te> enc
es,x to Jail here By the postal suthoritiss lo'
robbang Tie mails.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1893-01-20

The remains of General Butler. after a
brief service at the house, were taken to the
depot to be conveyed to Lowell, Mass. At
the direction of tho president, members of
the 6. A. R., department of the Potomac,
who were employed 10y the government, we're
relieved from service to accompany the re-
mains to the depo..
Fifteen electric car motormen at Pittsburg,
Pa, were compelled to quit their cars on &C.
count of the cold. One motorman was 50
badly frozen that he had to be carried from
the car. Many schools we're forced to close
on the account of the shortage of natural
gas. All rivers ara frozen solid from bank
to bank and for the first time in fifteen
years people were using the river instead of
the bridges.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1893-01-20
GENERAL BUTLER.
His Death Was Sudden But
Welcome.

He Had That Day Expressed the
Wish to Go Suddenly, and Had 50
Predicted-Was in Usual Health
on Retiring.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1893-01-20
THEIR RESOLUTIONS.
The resolutions as adopted were a. follow

The resolutions as adopted were a. follows:
party were successful in electing the governor
and other officers of the state, the senate and the
house of representatives by clear majorities, and
the determination OF the republican party to
adopt such means a. shall defeat the will of the
people and thwart wholesome legislation, and
WHEREAS, The said republican party has nm.
dertaken to organize the house Of repretentatives
forcing by fraudulent methods an alleged ma
jority In said house, counting out duly elected
members and counting IN those not elected, and
WHEREAS, Tho members who have been duly
elected, continuing majority of all the legally
elected members of said house, having organ
lied said house by the election of Hon. j. n.
Dunsmore as speaker, and other officers thereof
and said house has been duly recognized By the
governor and the senate it is therefore
Resolved, That We heartily approve and in
dorse the action Of the governor and senate in
recognizing the said house - Org nized with j.
NJ. Dunsmore "a speaker and pledge to them our
most cordial support.
Resolved That in thus indorsing the action of
the eovernorand sen tie We are simply pleading
for the triumph Of the righs over wrong. and we
hereby denounce the incendiary utterances of
the daily press that have constantly malin9ed Us
and misrep:eselted our position. and We ask all
good citizens to weigh carefully the question in
dispute and not form an erroneous judgment
based upon false and vicious newspaper reports.
We stand for law and order and shall continue
to advocate orly justice.
Resolved. That We can hereby safely pledg, &c
the people Of Kansas the faithful execution OF
very promise made to them looking toward the
relief from the thrsldom Of corporate oppres
sion and robbery and help them to again breathe
the free aip of Kansas under the administration
Of a patriotic governor free from railroad con
tamination, and
Resolved That we have entire confidence il
tho judgment, integrity and honesty Of the
members elected to the house and now organ
lied with Hon. i. d. Duasmors speaker and II
our names can pledge the people Of Kansas tina:
l.cy contrary t n publican precedent. viii ad
mi. none but those duly and legally entitled to
seats in said house.
w. FrrzoERALD,
s. s. KING,
n. r. MARKUM,
P. B. MAxoN,
j. Fl. OLNsTpAD,
r. S. SrNxoNDs.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1893-01-20
CONTINUED.
Another Chapter of Kansas
History.

Much Talk; Progress Slow-Senate
Takes First Step in RecoRnizing
Dunsmore House; Protests Galore
TO be Continued Next Issue.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1893-01-20
COUNTER MEETING,

At the same time. called together by bell
boys on the streets. another mass meeting
was in session at the county court house.
It WIS addressed in both conservative and
infammatory speeches, there being between
200 and 800 people in the room, by James
F. Legate, H. II. Artz, adiutant general, An
archist Clemens. Noah Allen. assistant attor-
ney general, and others. The two state Off
GERS pledged to Dunsmore and his organiza-
ton military assistance.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1893-01-20
The @lube -&epnblifa'1
PUBLISHED BIZ

THE GLOBE PUBLISHING co.
Dodge citv, Kansas.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-09
OTHER MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo @ I nst Sa,d "a hours s5SS
heal; to NcwYorS l7ec head on sal 100 he, mar
@ ss' Sgss Sssso 90 au sr SH c"34a he % ~ goo ca
weste" stefs % C5aI@ s %: S I'll a etRs ,i it,
9toi9 head Tor sane tms last VIZ 80 800 head con
sn s" s hr?uS 6 ac "
frm: Workers. s5 80 - %. mostly IS 20 eo' mctun'
ana aa % as ga : So oH o no % IS sc o IS pigs
-5 ias5 o. She cp and ante-Recept ls p hours. 5000
lat week 302Ul he'i consigned tn olch 500 head 70
$50 50 c eerS ." cs s. dull . and hsas ss @
nOs SnOcs snc s. % e m r r t soa M s%s ~ soast =
& s56si 75'
Fast Liberty: Dee; s-cq.tle-R.ccipts ght marie. s
~ 60 good butcher 80 soass . rough fat 80 400
h ~ q as 6 = aG sa so g ss?a 81 So oe,
ssmpy 9ir demand light mar ct slow Primo ehotcc'
s5 2jasj 80: roughs sio5i -. She"p-Suppy fair d.
%soa ar o9G %f 8 @ : 8 % @ ps%' % 5a csso1 @ 10
5oc@ Il yoari9s ssa:3 IS spring lambs. s3cs4 70;
scGg a'e ar%t sny III ss a%e a. s,s.ds n @ 'ssFs s
ssG- and iccder, !? e5ess s: and hals u 2,a
market s,e,at heaty 81 ocSs5 Is gcmmcn fsoIee
mNH o. lGt' 10 pS TO- shGss Zee sorted 4'ssS e, 9 HIS S
heoi market weak. Common choice. slds3 %; lambs;
s2 i@s. 80; few choice Christmas sbcp sold Ground
ov ST G% p heaS sc "SSSs sS
oGcrar Of nativcs wr" mostly iaf'Pcr grades
good se"rr The marriott f,r cows and butcher. & seer, &
wcael,y. x,tys ,@"Sss @ seSts; cow ": q e59s2 IS
TS' S a ' wa. e sT sSs3 M a cSs nS s. 's s E9
va, va ne ,ono T. yesi"rfay TGe h. or only M t"2 l,a a,
- 25. There wa coed oc,l packing q wei a. sliD
SSecr-Eceeip'. 9i; head. sy.pIy nqbt c.nssins Of
'ase' '" Savo ss ' %cd On
New-York tribune., 1893-12-09
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, Dec 8 (spcciaD-wheat dropped Q cent
here to-day. Of the most important local holders
letting notably Linn S.ayerns. Milmine and Bodman
May opened 70 between roc and 0Sc and closed
at 0sAc The market started at the c9 price IL CLOSED
almost a cent under luts Partridge. the big short In
the market. the best buyer OIL the break The re-
ports OF gold exports from Newiora were depressing
circumstances but effective than those REPORTS was
the belief that the Government crop report SATURDAY
would show a comparatively higher coalition Tor winter
wheat-hgher than last year the wear pfore .aoes
were up both British and Continen"i hNport cieur,
clearances for the week larger than asS week Primary
market receipts 900 lushl looked rNeeedin-y small
compared with the 100 900 bush OF the same day last
year Pyramders were baty sanah, 9y snr se'ihg Out
Corn broke %asc and closed weak AZ tne Dostom. ~
affected by some things which We're ancune
wheat II WAS siss made weak by very large receipts
ss Kansas Cw ana 81 Louss and BY CONTINUED aavtcss
New-York tribune., 1893-12-09
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.



to "' .aasticH. G'ri i "a car. ar. c oIro s'c aa
ca, @af, a. s sS r N INC % "t& & " COW, 't - ra .y ' f
ri~r. vlca Cfi.p'o va. hcnsi fom There VS. i.y"~
u" t. b., about g',',ihimr Er ''k'. =, "
itr 90 prime ,r rhor' on fils STAG gnl oNcn az
y 5oose II b, ~ h'ai 70 90 - .a,h late yc.t'r
t, cr o. i 'o,er'o, & ~ - ~ It , l',.", r., n,ri n
at -..c ror ~ ,rr,i,l. .;cers ulcronpcd iordl.r
dr., - weight >ilnr';- roe,, none osr rr9". go
.a a Sn gn ~ f surler c. 'G" oS or,c ar ," CO.
ts r @ %n 'is e '% %1c 1' 1 I P SaP o. Son T ,a s or
tIc v'cs Is5' p'ilc . lie ouar,crs. and l1l -lc.p
s''c-D Mchr,c@" co Co.. e Ieaon' :, a. e.. = '5. . @
s5; sf r B =. At Il 30 % 2 DE- , ~ % ,s n' 10 a. s qco SN d.
Al f'e e oa so 20 = @ s' c7s at 800 i5 s ds Oei 10 n
r. q = g e 70 DO e, ss n X at a. q g p o. d. 80 n n At
So % r. 81 ., a. = g. a i Da 10 .c q T. a7o 4. = sc,s
date YESTERDAY, ad Coorad,s le9o n At ~ % Il Illinois
sherman c9l,eI !s ,gIeel~ ,,.; ,sr ieo2 isla5
f9 a 6" n '2o S i / cd @ b Ss " % oho 10 do d.
s@l 1.5a N at q . f. do 3 ls' vs% r t q tor, &. r,s,
9 80 II do 1880 r. a. a = -: oxen i%ss r. at - 81
bas lS soT U.s. P' r. at !" =. s. " 10 '' % J" at - 10
d. ,,"4 r, >, - e Illinois 5, 'tSs' s ,2 2's a. =
iiso II at 81 - Is Mlchle,n oven iiGG n at az
81 %hs%% 70 % d. e H. '' 20 d. tbs IDS 5' at 7 7 c 9
j. shamb,rs 4 son: Z Ohio steers, 1888 N. at ~ 90
- $ IS Sn.rmsn 90 ilI:aol> -rcer., iior n at ., ao
Ii
n, Goldsmith - Illinois steers 1876 ~ at ~ 80
CAi.vEs-i;cccips. 3o7 h"id-i13 NJ SV''"th->t. and
I3i CIV. STEADY vral> low + Tor grass,rs
calves. Neals sold fjdfS per grasS
at :. 50dS3; fed calNe, and mixed lots at $3 25d
s3 80
SalcsIIailcnbcck & Hollis IG veal.. 153 N average
u ~ 100 n do. 1873 n et ~ 80.
q. Dlcnack: IL ycals. I32 N. at fS 80 . do ia ~
at ~
Hume & Mullen: 81 grasscr', go N. at 49,
fed calves. 295 ~ at ~ % vo1ls i2I n. at e. rs
s Sanders: 62 Prasscr'. 22l n. al - 80
NJ. Collins: II vcas IFS n at ~ - crassers and
fed calves. $50 N ut t3 50.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recclpts werr 10 ears or 500
head22 car a. SNticths and 10 at jersey CITY and
Q mt Hotokcn Seven went direct o butchers:
Sheep were slow hut steady lambs stl "rthfr uerlnrd
l5n25c per 100 n closing dull with barely clearance
of the pens. Common 10 good sheep sold az =, Ood
90 S7ie per 100 N culls n 2? 12L ordinary 70 choice
lambs at >,at5 25; cus at s3 75. Dressed mutton slow
st eas" r Inferior selling as low ~ one; dressed
sales-S. Judd Co. 200 C1nada and Western lambs,
ss average At s. % per 100 NJ ~ ?, an.yIanla do,
II N. at 81: 100 State do Gs N. at ri 90 ~ Penn
sylyana sheep l0S n. at s3 75 30 state do io3 ~ at
D. Mcpherson & Co.; 03 Pcnnsylyanla limbs o. NJ
nt ~ 81 1875 do. G5 N, at ~ - 10 stsdc 90 ~ ~
at et 75 ll3 Western do 75 N at ~ 10 .ts 40 ~ D
at 81 75; lo2 Kentucky sheep, % ~ at - o': 20 Penn
do los n At 81 25: los Western do, lot m q 80 ~
J. r. Pdcock 1S2 Pennsylvsna sheep, II m Mt % co.
20 PennsyivanL, lambs 05 n at % 5v
Newton Giett 81 vIyrtnis anbs, % N, st " ~;
y. Cslins IS State shsep e6 n. u - 12h.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-09
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New.York. December g. 1aas

BEANS AND PEAS-Marrow show n stcadlcr tone
and would be difficult 10 buy choice lots below s3l5.
A little confidence IL also felt In choice
Medium and pea slow aud weak, nnd turtle soup
nominal in the absence Of demand Foreign beans
steady. Green peas without further change.
Beans choice. per bush - 4ssxF2 u;
medium. 81 s00sl ~ Pea. ~ 75dSl 20 white kidney.
So lOa@2 Is red kidney choice ~ oV0 :, 20: do fair
good 81 soa*2; black turtle soup - aoas2 rs yellow
10: California lima f0O;t). 81 6Jus1 20; foreign
~ 2Oas2 - do medium 81 5jdxl 65 10 eisn
pea 81 57uSl u, green peas, bbls. ~ 22>es rs do
BAGS ~ 17i26tl 20 d, Scot h. bags. 0l i0nsI ~.
BUTTER-Trade was little quetcr to-day In most
but receipts light and sellers lost none ~
the advantage secured this week Indeed the Doslton
fancy fresh creamery seemed 10 Dc little stronger
willing 70 accept less than 2sirc for beet
lots. and here and there sale rep@rtsd st .sDc
frsts reached &c IN and widen the fueta
toD. state creamery held a shade nrner and
there was pretty strong feeling on desirable grades
NJ STATE dairy. More ~ town demand has improved
rhe position Of mesh factory. and chsice small
sYbs are nseked up :, 2oS2ic ,greamery.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-09
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Batmore De-. s.-tlour-steady. unShanged sales,
loao hhl-. Mlcat st ady No ed. spot and De- EN-.
be-, doI o'j'2~ January o1co0i,e Muy 72@d72sc
II amer ~ 81. b,i+0Bo2c, steh l,3ll OOo buen
.'cs ?o0jc ba-n; mine wheat, by slnpie J'a01 &c.
Corn -tasy hIAcd s.O- 43i.d t3'2c new nj old De.
,.'li,e, '"gfst.,' Jannay, AZ n 80, tebruatt I:e
btsn; ~ttD-, i!i,HD bns1; wnit ,nd " ioH 90 H. ly
sample, t0Gijc. O.t>-Flm; No waite. We teri,
Sj1o Sic; NO rlN,r. Western. vIc bkci; STOCK oi-
9l6 bush. Ey"-Duli No ,. ). stotA. a., 9j1 bush.
iiri->t,ady. good choice tmnt4N, I'll JOdSl5 30.
Gan rclchts Steliy ufchansod Butt r nm ,rcam-
cry. any 2s0 BE- IL far 10 chJi'' 2Ods.c do lUita
tipn. -%--oc Lad fi'cy -IQ2zr good croice l?G
-0c. roll, nne. -2o.jc do fair T. good. -Jd1lc store
lacNCd lGalic. E- >-Fuu \. .jo- &c. oaee-ttIm ;
no ,srso. iar l3aci No :. 10. other articles un
cnsnifd.
u -ton, Dec s.M rkcts dull
Il Nab. De. s.-,pi!g wheat light demand Sales.
300 bush No ! had, 72iac; 200 bush No MOI thrrn
il'2c; ZOO bush do. lie CLOSING No nard. &c No
Norfh'rn lie Winter wheat opened firm with ss.es OF
car, 10 . red at 07e. closing SGc No white ee.c
yellow. i2isc 30 corn 4lEe No corn 4oa4o'.c
&c No 3, iod o'2c track. oat easier. fair demand.
Sale. No , whit. 81. a35c No white,
5ic tr,k 5000 buh do store. 3j2 aJ3'.c No mixed.
3d., Barley IN Mif request. hn choice fancy West.
cm 500 j7c, lower gad-s. i6gjjc state 65a7.c. Rye
duh; No , jjc asked Flour lrn. fair trlie best
spring ~ l0aSI IL winter strgnts, s3 .Jos a6. Rye
Hour. 20 20afS 30 Mil feed stiong. unchanged.
Chicago Dec s-The leading futures ranged a. foovs
New-York tribune., 1893-12-09
CASH QUOTATIONS.
Iron. No. / foundr
GENERAL. MARKET REPORT.
Ncw-York December 8. Il

York, December s. lS93
COTTON-DsaDponting cables found market IN a
,esponsive mood and the result de line here OF
nom to points the opening call. against decHne
early in Liverpool Of from 264 10 3-Gid ana net a..
cline there from 1854 TO 46id Spot cotton was also
lower in Liverpool by ll6d and there less act ,
the sales only lo0Q0 haleS on the basis Of 1iod
for American middlng. The lower attributed at
liverpool 10 selling against shipments ana I the
lack speculative demand. and private cables ,nmae1
show signs Of falling OF IL can
not expected that speculation abroad viii snow ony
decided Improvement This idea lind, many supporters
on this side of water. 1t Is p,int'1 out mat we
are rapidly approaching the period wnci me movement
will regarded indicative Of the final ouitifn o the
crop Hence. the receipts are watched With graf
deal interest. The early estimates OF the port re.
ccpts were Tor so 600 bales against IL Si bales last
year The movement at Newport News attraeI'd some
attention to-day. the receipts there were 30 pleH.
Early the interior movement I'M, week were
bales which is about equivalent TO tho
movement Of previous week. while the receipts 40
the ports guessed Dos 600 bales against oosOl
bales corresponding week last year. As the day az
vanced the bears hammered the market and thus ioreo
yces down 10 points below yesterdays closing heures up
TO O'Clock.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-09

"inet 'Nri ndia ness ifn n ilr~. limo rr> sad
20 S,e 0d. Fork ln lO'l tc.4'nI, prime Ws.t.
t0-t At ~ do u '.fu ilrdlin. 1t 81, ID.
Ham, IA poor dc9ahd -aNrt cut aio"; tidle ~ c,sv
- rs B'roI 20 poor demand. CuEihrl'ii cut alout
- - n. cay - iSs; .hnr rib ahoai - . - ads
a, jG> ~ long 'lra' rIdt about - n 80 Gi
ic AAd >Anr. rl"ir n;Gdic-. aiolt - g. -.
- onlfrrs about i2"in .. st'ld, AZ 49, I'd Choose
nnici1'o d'nanG Am"r!t an i"-; whit aid ,ooT"i.
arm AZ 5;s. Ial"w In poor icr"ld prime city dan NJ
-. tott nsrrd oil Liverpool NIci. dull at .i- "a.
irtS Of fuI"Htinr In moderate demand duh els
I,-n In fir den ana 'oinlnon firm ~ 3, I'd. T.1rt
s,Ot IN poof d"rani INT ~ demand pnp Wn-.-
'in -Iot steady at 80 I'D. Wheat IN mod de-
1rnd No red vint'r stood at ;, Old No , I'D
spring ,',hty a.. ~ I'D. il'uf IN po,i 4, mani -.
Lou. fam ~in.er dul AZ - 81 Com. s9os aad
Futures in illr demand mixed Wc-f'n spot liza A.
So I'D: December Ann A. Is nd: January firm
IL I'D for Fcbiulr' ngr ., 3 liia foi neN.
Hops London Pacific COist In Inod"rae q nand.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-09
Total warchouse deliveries. rs, 40

There less activity In Brazil coffee spot today
but tho market closes firm the basis OF 1oc. Sales
were 500 ba,s lilo No spot loo, Rio No
a1sat for Mozart 17s4c and 500 bags No spot
Mid coaee is unchanged with Cofdova quoted at apu
co+c sales were 1880 bags Maracsbo and 700 PKG,
jamaica private terms
spot and futures 81 05as2 07i2. Powdered is
dull So A Smryna cable reports sales Of 100 cases
American account at IS ID while another cable gives
the price at IS 4d but without business. Qulnine is
held for better prices owing advance II lOs ia
London end IL is held here al 9s About 10 900 ounces
have been sold here private terms Some small lots
have been sold zoe. Essential oils firm and oil
peppermint very hrmly held in the country holders r M
ffng sell. Western bulk oil here held at 81 GO
up at from 5di0c under these prices Gables re-.
hating the Price rice sSers % not Dyes ere ,onssn. ss
srslly s,% but su!s, ~ ~ We (. ausss AlcohO-eirain
al 81 sleolene 81 50; arnies hower, per H. Iosa1Yc
VIsuO.sc: em per m. loia1.e sassafras per m saa7c:
soap n S'ss4'.c Baisam cepayi-Central American
per H. S0d39c mr. Canada per gal sSas3 IS nr. Oregon
per GAL zoe; Pera per n. 81 40dSi 80; tolu, per n
stae:e casa buds per N, i7alye castor OIL ebls,
bb sls Joas2s Newfoundland, per gal 65a70c: cubeb
l5aIsc: cuttiesh b,ns. per H. 1oal1c rIyccrne bulk
per r, lac: barrels per n. I3,c cases per H. 1l4l8c
Juniper bePries per n 2d2sc nanna. srf. fake p,r ~
s. 6@oc nsn hake per y, 35as7c; sorts per n osr:
nsopane bulk per o. q s59si IS; eshths per o. ~ IS
9Sz xS on..@ cases: per N: sesss % lSnbr,s;
3 ssSsS M =. K y sss sssss o. 81. q1.s Vi, .s
New-York tribune., 1893-12-09

HEMP AND JtTE-Tha market l. dun and without
Interesting prices from abroaa Our market is or
less nominal. We quote: Manila hemp, for shipment
o,tc and 5Aa5%c OF SPOT Sisal hemp. 37,s7ic spot
arrive 1or best grades. Juce 81.
paper quality, l'sc; mixing, ekc; bsgene 2ea2$4c.
HlDES-Tbe market without mat rial chans, al.
though full prices are being oil aincd holders
claim they getting something in aiyan.e Of lately
quoted prices The market for dry hid Is very nrn
Green sated hides are finding d Very ready sale We