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The morning call., 1893-11-23
SHORT IN THEIR ACCOUNTS.
The President and Treasurer of
Bank Disappear.

TACOMA, Nov. %. : President S. q.
Hart and Cashier F. S. Dinsmore of the
Buckley State Bank have disappeared and
creditors are attaching their property.
They are short over $4,000 in their &C.
counts with Tacoma and Seattle banks.
Farmers and hop-growers in the vicinity
thought that Hart and Dinsmore, accom-
panied by Mrs Dinsmore, sailed for Japan
on the steamer Empress, from Vancouver,
B. c., last Sunday.
The morning call., 1893-11-23
A SIDE ISSUE.
Attorney Benson and Detective Hol-
land Exchange Blows.

The woes of the Boogar family have en-
listed sympathy from all sources. Oakland
insists upon figuring prominently in this
case, and last night two of its citizens
chose singular way of doing 1t.
Detective Denny Holland and Attorney
T. +. Benson met on Eighth street, between
Washington and Broadway, shortly after
6 O'Clock, and began an informal discus
sion of the case.
In the progress of the discussion Holland
is said to have called Benson liar. Ben
son resented Hollands familiarity and
struck out savagely. catching the doughty
detective hot one in the stomach.
With this much Of an opening the two
The morning call., 1893-11-23
BURIED ALIVE.
The Terrible Deed of an InFluman
Father.

PHOENIX. Nov. 22.-Jose Maria Sortillon
was arralgned in the Federal court to-day,
charged with the murder of his child one
year ago. The history of this crime is so
revolving that how it has been kept from
the public is mystery. Sortillon resided
In LapaZ. town ninety miles north of
Yuma. His woman was a half-breed In
dian and American. When the child was
born Sortillon claimed it was not his son.
but that of an American. He took the
child and buried it alive and induced his
wife's brother TO assist unconsciously in
filling the grave. He was later arrested
quietly by the authorities and held until
now the secret is made public. The
woman is here to testify to the foregoing
facts. Her testimony was admitted be-
fore the Grand Jury ON the ground that
she is not his legal wife.
The morning call., 1893-11-23
DAHMS FROM DAKOTA.
Curious Conduct of an Attorney and
q SaIoOn.Keeper.

Frank Dahms, laborer, came here from
North Dakota a few days ago, and on
Sunday. while in an intoxicated condition
In G. j. Christiansen's saloon, 120 Mont
gomery avenue. he left $50 with Christian
sen, receiving a receipt for the amount,
He went back on Monday and asked for
the return of the $50, when Christian sen
denied having received il, although Dahms
produced the receipt. Dahms went back
again on Tuesday and he was thrown out
He got into Attorney Mike Cotfey's
hands, and COffey went with him to Chris
iiansen's saloon. Christensen and Coffey
went into a back room. and when they
came out they got Dahms to sign paper,
but as he does not speak the English Ian
guage he was not aware OF the contents of
the paper. Then Coffey gave him So, and
yesterday when he asked Coffey for more
money he was told that he had got all tn at
he vas entitled to.
Dahms reported the matter to police
headquarters and Detective Ed Gibson
was detailed on the case. Gibson called
upon Christensen, who at first denied
knowing Dahms. but finally admitted that
he got $50 from him and that Coffey and
he had agreed to split II in two. At least
Coffey was to keep $40 and give Dahms
one-half. while Christensen retained the
remaining $40.
UiDsOn IepOEteu INC Iacts 10 CDleI
Crowley and he was instructed to obtain a
warrant for Christiansen's arrest on the
charge Of misdemeanor embeZZlement.
He was arrested last night and locked up
at the City Prison.
A warrant was also issued for the arrest
of the man who threw Dahms out of the
saloon on Tuesday on the charge of bat.
terry, but he had not been arrested last
night.
ATTORNEY Coffey was seen by Gibson
of the affair was that he got the sale of a
note of Dahms and gave him So. A war
rant will also be issued for Coffey's arrest
on the charge of misdemeanor embezzle-
ment.
The morning call., 1893-11-23

men began an interesting fistic demonstra-
ton, which grew in Importance until the
police officer on that beat was called u on
to interfere, and Benson was marched
up to the City Prison for assaulting a
citizen.
Benson's bail was set at pretty figure.
ana things looked somewhat IN comfor TIA BILE
for the lawyer until his friend. w. J.
Dingee, got wind of the disturbance and
came to his salvation with the cash.
1t Is probable that Benson will have to
stand trial for bis Offensa.
The morning call., 1893-11-23
BOUND FOR ARIZONA.
A Company of Unemployed Travel.
ing Eastward,

SAN BERNARDINo. Nov. 23.-Another
gang OF unemployed men. forty in nun
Der, arrived in this city last evening from
Los Angeles. They are Offered AID to
some extent enforce military discipline In
their ranks, stationng guards day and
night to prevent any from leaving camp
without permission. They are on their
wav to Arizona, where they hope to get
work in the mines The city authorizes
provided them with 100 pounds of bacon.
The morning call., 1893-11-23
A Sailor Robbed.

Neil Hagan. sailor, was found uncon-
scious at Battery and Sacramento streets
last night. He was taken to the Receiving
Hospital. where it was ascertained that he
had been badly beaten and robbed, as the
pockets of his clothes were turned inside
out. The sum of S26 so 10 an inside pocket
was not discovered by the robbers,
The morning call., 1893-11-23
Counterfeit Lottery Tickets.

Two of the Epson gang of counterfeit
lottery ticket notoriety are again in
trouble. Police Officers Dawes and Bro
ply, after diligent search. found that the
gang W as operating from 308 Suffer street,
anu yesterday afternoon they made a raid
on the place. They arrested j. T. Powers
and Joseph Dessens and booked them at
the City Prison tor having lottery tickets
in their possession. In the house the Off
GERS found $500 counterfeit tickets for the
Deem Der u drawing
The morning call., 1893-11-23
Work on the Jeftv.

SAN DIEGO, Nov. 22-Negotiations be-
tween Contractor Smith of the harbor
jstty and Waldo s. Waterman of the Cuya-
maca Railroad were completed to-day, the
Cuyamaca assuming all debts for work
done and material furnished and joining
with Contractor Smith in continuing the
work. AS soon as the contract between
the parties was agreed upon the workmen
were notified to call and receiv4 itheir
money. Work is to be resumed within
daY or two
The morning call., 1893-11-23
Weighted Down With Stone.

The badly decomposed body of a man
was washed up on the rocks near Fort
Point yesterday. There were stones In the
pockets and fragments of German news
paper. The clothes were dark and Of
good material. The face OF the cadaver
had been eaten away
The morning call., 1893-11-23

The Giant Powder Company stockholders
have selected the following board OF directors:
K. b. Pond. Gustav Sutro. J. n Knowles, L. p.
Drexler. GeOrgr b. Root and l.. +. Monteagle.
L. b. FOND will be elected president The rep
resentatiop OF stock al this election was 1870
shares oul of 10000. The financial statements
read at The meeing show that the company has
net assets of 81 900, 000
The morning call., 1893-11-23
Famous Discovery.

DIR. Henley's Tamarack for all stomach
troubles stands foremost as the great rem
edy OF the age. 1t makes a clean stomach
and clear head. DR.. Henley's Tamarack
is worth its weight in gold.
The morning call., 1893-11-23
Society Notes.

Mrs. Clark w. Croker will give fancy
dress ball this evening at her residence on
Suffer street.
A musical and literary entertainment will
be given at B'nai Birth Hall this evening
The morning call., 1893-11-23

Complaint for divorce have been filed by The.
rese Goodnow against William p. Goodnow Jr.,
by Ada NJ. Brown against Edward f. Brown
and by Mamie Schwebs against w m Schwebs.
The morning call., 1893-11-23
ON FIRE AT SEA.
Narrow Escape of a Ships
Crew.
| VESSELS BURNING CARGO.
The 0osford, With Her Hold Filled
With lgnited Coal, Barely
Makes Land.

SANTA BARBARA. Nov. 22.-The steam
ship Santa Rosa, Captain Alexander, az
irving at o'clock this evening from San
The morning call., 1893-11-23
The Fire Record.

The alarm from box 6S. at 9:05 was fcr
a fire in the dwelling. "a Freelon street.
occupied by Richard FurIong. Loss, $50.
Cause, carelessnesS " it'll matches.
The morning call., 1893-11-23
TO SAVINGS BANK DEPOSlTORS.

Attention is called to law enacted by the
last Legislature. requiring publication in re-
spect to accounts apparently dormant for ten
years or more.
1t is suggested to Depositols, who have not
recently lodged or withdrawn funds, to leave
with. or send by letter to- their respective
addresses attached This will save expense of
present publication and secure immunity
therefrom for ten years.
THE HIBERNlA SAVINGS AND LOAN
SOCIETY.
THE GERMAN SAVINGS AND LOAN So
GETTY.
SAN FRANCISCO SAVINGS UNION,
SAVINGS AND LOAN SOCIETY.
no22 lot
The morning call., 1893-11-23

II I1DCisCOs q w to VI
having spoken the Eng
lish ship Gosford on
fire at Colo anchorage.
two miles east of Point
Conception. From Off
GERS on board the Santa
Rosa the following par
ticulars were learned:
The Gosford. Captain
Metham. is a four
masted iron ship. loaded
with coal. 40 days
from Liverpool, bound
for San Francisco. Fire
in her hold was noticed
last Saturday. and the
captain and crew bent
their efforts to get to
The morning call., 1893-11-23

Flags hoisted on The
GosJord. according
TO The signal code
signify II am on
tire"
New-York tribune., 1893-12-23
PRICES IN THE M1RHETS.
CHEAP GAME AND POULTRY Strawberries At
FOUR DOLLARS 4 CUP.

CHEAP GAME AND POULTRY Strawberries AT
FOUR DOLLARS CUP.
Tho hard times have had an extraordinary cheap
ennr effect on almost everything sold In the retail
provision markets Especially is this true or pou-
trv and game Nearly all kinds of game are
about one-quarter cheaper than this time last
wear Take quail for instance. A dozen good. fat
fresh quail NAV be bought in Washington Market
for So. while canvasback ducks may be had TOT
81 20 10 81 q pair Uptown. where rents have not
fallen any, the retail marketmen still try TO sell
at the figures they got last year. but downtown
the attempt has been abandoned and prices nave
been brought down the bottom. In Washington
Market rudy ducks. by many esteemed almost
equal to canvasbacks. are selling for 81 pair;
,naliards fetch 81 Is. redheads s2 %. and teal 81.
Grouse and prairie chickens cost l,s p 10 %
gsr % PasFaTss s pa are reed birds s. g dozen guinea
hens 70 cents TO 81 pair co;on1tali raooits, L. %
IN Fnton Market the prices asked for game and
poultry are somewhat higher than the Hguiss n7s
w. in every part Of the town Of lack Of custom
In WASHINGTON Market fat turkeys sell from d2,s
f,nfS e. Fulton TO = Market AK from Is to . pound
3 nrS ona kd S the ns p0e
market Philadelphia eapons are % cents pou,;e en,
ana breakfast broilers le cents n pound Spring
cucklings 20 cents pound ana goSi'hgS inc
4 Tribune reporter VINO visited fruit store in
prooklyr Yesterday where the most expensive
tsTt and alone in the place With woe-begone
look ne said: This time last year. Only three day
before Christmas. this store was crowded Win
c,s.o,o.rs | would not have had time 20 talk
10 You a Minute. Look at me now. Everything Is
dead , , ~ -, soor
lc, strawberries cleaned. The reporter ,nn Counted
c;s ,cen t,rrcg in the cup and asked the price.
"F',rr doliars" said the fruit merchant ,
",rho buys such costly fruit In these nara
tim~S:" asked. .u- ,o %
"Nohody" said ina fruit dealer. We have 10
keen them on exhibition an advertisement. -
Chcrry-red lady apples are sold for ~ cents a
quart al most as dear the importea @ notnouSe @
grape vi:ch 81 pound W!nier % NchiS sne Prapa
fruit cost 81 a dozen; ine lemons are 80 cents
1o.cn and new French prunes 10 cents pou"u'
New-York tribune., 1893-12-23
r;yl:s rs B0rIyG AND WRESTLING.

Tho 0ncl bouts in the boxing aGd wrestling cha'"-
,ionshins Of the MetroI olitan Association sho"
every indication Of surpaIs.HS the prri"'iHaiieH
There will be more boxing bouts. and severa OF .fe
mon WHO failed 10 appear on Thursday "'s"l
tnrouci, p Misunderstanding have promise" u ' so
Tn snE give a good account or theihsei'"' " ~
-, ,nc...r.s a-c not quite ZIP 10 the form OF TWO
year, ego t:,c E"w crop has neVer'neiea' ,,o,.
many s-ho arc promising There VIII be no ue'as
=. ~. o.,,, far the committee has everything lr
,.o-,,.,r ,-,cr Tne first bou, viii start promptly
e,s., =. and :He contestants nust "eish III a. VIZ
rre co..,.,s Will take place at the CeA''ai 'P'"
House tonight. -, ,,oe.
r:is ;cI:owi.; IS II co'aTietc i's' o. ''e
eai5 ,.., r..
n,xins-'o; POUNDS: Moran ;aitS,;a i;iadSon Pas,ae
If'nN Ls%'s. Srer,:1n WILLIAMSBURG 4 ,1,. A. En-
;.;,ed ie csht ror second prize T. Tniiy' T. h'S'"'
L. ,s Sas:saS ,Gs u r cSode. Acorn A. A. l. narns. W
Clipper A. c. = schafec teY.as,o1a !" ag; fo- secofc
ava. Empire City A. g i1nt'''c" 10 "I"'
p1s IS Yaonas 2 MalOn Fss.e o5l a prisc G f"Ss i"s
Tco.ah, Empire Ci,y A. C. '"' '''o''' '''D''
F;s@s % Snsds M !! J. oTssa Ksnea Star r. 81 G e. E1sh shn
sas g u; ~ MsManSa l ssccna a'plS pr,ze. John CHI
os,lns-i5 pounde RSnxlsn,a' or 30 aeSond
:r,,. - X y.sortncr' i. Carrov;. ,,.o g.
H. oinas Edward itarr.s Gar :cd,d ID orfSc H. Smith
FTssrs sands! r'c@ George Be.hns Pasn,s A. Clinton G on
teIaHSys scSKcnbsrs. sa- A. c. t'or sec9"n p''N''
ii. Ee.ir;ci, j. II, KaIbScrt IbS;,o, 4. C.: \. rhnan.
pas,,,Hs S nsaixa' d C. j. o' i ,lnsn ,a Al Il +
Cns. y. Y. Newark. WiIiaia Il ,,ar az. se.ond
I. v: G. Beck. $: Il. w. Newark s0' ' 80
piss KS pounds: M Geoyse pothpeE pasiime cnson H. CT
Charles Cloth y. s. I. v; ): Jtoss Imam Pestlme
Franz erId. varu.a .. C'' a. '''-'"'''
New-York tribune., 1893-12-23
THREATS UNlTAILING.
CHECK FOR COMMISSIONER ANDREWS IN
TIE BOARD OF ESTIMATE MEETING.
Til" MAYOR AID Ma BARKER GALE HIN TO Ac-
cOuNr-nEAr1xo ot-r TIE nrY.s MoXEv

a..
couNr-DEALISG OUT TIE OTY's MONEY
we dill not come here 10 listen t. threats from
yon.' said Tax Commissioner Barker 20 street
CieaninS Commissioner Andrews yesterday Whe"
the latter was shaking his mead and ttliins
TIE Board Of Estimate n STACEY" tones. tha' ne
Wou'G not guarantee clean streets uneGs NJ So' ''c
appropriation he asked for.
NO" concurred Mayor Gllroy 'let Us have no
throats. NJ Anlrows." Tho Commissioner d'iAnt
attitude pcrcep;iby abata1 at this. ard nc Ds'''''e
AZ once dosoron:ial and obscQulors.
i'Ac C1mniseloner'S estimates for 1854 We're C'SI-
na.iy fixed at the handsome figure Of $;l%.l p 'ie
Board OF Estimate in making Up It's proVis!oia!
budget reduced the demand in October 10 N'bi 80
Nj. Andrews linpored the board to bc more no
vital =" the public health. but becaus" AaNtn
ashcarts enough. II there = - be any n'pI,n,Ng I've,
n Sl>7ce 10y adini9s'rats9n lon, H. tho 93. r3
missio,i.. rrinarkel sadiv. "rAcn I shall have 10
d!s,large my medical mIp'cior* ..,,-,,, ,,,o ~.
'Ni r.sat" returned The Mayor "NeH t"he ne
RI. l'Sm5 allowed were: Administration. sl7i CO.,
sweeping. SlG1c0: cariHg. 6ljo.o: .rcmoyal OF
Snow ana ice $1,000: inal disposition. $4,000; new
rlent $2s,77O, rent and contm-enc'-' $'o~'' to'A'
Cyrus Clark pr sdcn, e. the West End Assoccia-
ton asked the board TO allow S'NV I" ""SD t ~.
rimth-sl. hut it Was refused -. u,
dont Sanger and Comm. .-ioners urHt N"Ardm.
Harris and M,riariy. presented the estimates for
iimatcs ar;cd for footed up si.G791oa g. The sum
wa placed Al SLC!iC5i n. Icstcrla- the Board Of
Eiucatcn received increases which hroushi NE
total up 90 *.G3l ijl *. The main items were.
Salaries Of teachers $?.c250a0 iantors. %76'o' SIP
plies 100: fuel anu gas. $3.50; repairs S'-
Cel: corporate schools. $2om0; the Co.leSt Of iAc
city of Ncw-York. $4,000 AMI the Normal College
$4,000.
For the Sheriff's Office Sloi.o2 wGs allowed. 80
increase of S1.72o. the binding Department got
S90I7r.
The Controller, i'll asking for the issre Of $50 600
3sgcssment bonds, made the statement that the
total Of this kind of indebtedness would reach s.
coo coo at the end of the fiscal year There would
he a deficiency IN this account of N.itoOJ0. for
which the Annexed District was largely responsible
the Ccn.r,lier thought there should he change
in the law 20 compel pTomptcr paymenf by
owners of benefited property. Tho Eoarl VIII re-
sumo it, work ON the budget on Tuesday.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-23
OTHER MARKETS TELEGRAPH.

rnrao De. - Cattle GeceIt- l't % fouis $50
real total for the tu far 10 500 head; Tor ame
.irn IT,. w,,.. - 100 h"al' 9neI fnrlnFn, ~
h.,d 10 Ncn-Nork $50 h''d o. sale 10 h'ah Mar:
DOL, and weak only ll' piflln- 'rlis: '~u
duu Win the -rr-.at. lad. rigf = t"r. t-o0.t 80;
riNol utrhcr.' r! jo1t1 - l-ht bulls - - log
,.,,lr;. a.t hours 81 200 head toa' Tor IN" w,S
'lns far - 80 head. for 1ne tim" lost "."S ~ '5U
l,l. rnu.ign,d hr0'oi 1900 head 4 New-i Ort w
hn.d on sale - hoad Mar"t o"n"f dul Tor li1ho
~, d.. fair demand GOOD wiVd ard meliums prices
,,3o5c lower: ,lo.pd firm win bnlk ~1ld. ferksrs
mixed - -: "'numf AMI how. - %
,lc. - rough. - 'J"r 50: sta,s. ~ 2lnet i'ee
heavy .le-ed 4, - 95csI -. shop and 'erents
i.s % hour. 7r"1 he1d total for -" week thus fr;
20 600 oi time las' ~"cS. 80 head consen
,hr,ugh 100 bead . Ncw-York. Soo he'd on sai'
zoo head ,I,gict o,sn'l verr dull; lambs temorli'%
clo.d very dun. Oulv load Can1tlS sold ~ w.:
yeral holding oven nrospccts WORT OF tae las
.. GOOD s,or 'la - -; choic" fat, S30S325; ezra
wocr. i"O H. - 5Oos; native lambs Siasi 30 iair'
~ Io"i. Dee oe-Nr'onal S'och Yares-ca,.eI Re,
noti,rs mostly .dum COWS md heiic'" on
sal, The market quiet and steady, in.n was
no mater al change In the price 0t Soutiern eaNie.
Nnt yr -. r. - fO0:29O native cow'. T@Ht2 ~.
Ilog Rec rs A4s0 head. The markc. was actse eng
.,r,ng suuplv light and cool demand. Top, =, log
- uackers ~ sca - 10; Looi m.wd nos sod az
- 951sj -. Clescd nim. IriNy, ,sodso ~ mhNei'
n1asj -: llcht E5Gsj -. Sbcep-Heceipts 252 head
There wa. enough hand thi' morning 70 make
,nfatvc market. The f"w offerings confirmed noth.
na but they solG as ttcaly p Ices Naive mixed.
as.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-23
TIL. TEADE IN CH!cAGO.

CHICAGO pee 90 (srcraD-May wheat ,o-lay rot to h'c
-, .o,,, - far c5irc. The bear niuclcc an
- o., ,,ccipfs at Mlnncnio!I, AMI talk from that
-. ., ,.c continuance 9, Increased CARROTS. The
III, vos led ly Ncw-Yoik AMI eyid'a.ly b. W'll
80. ,-oo-c,. Hopkins. Schwarts. Dupc,. Iamson.
NJ, x-.,,or BALDWIN Fsrnuin, the c,nccras with the
,o., w,I strcst connection. werc prominent in
c'oScs' f,lIcs were lover cNpri cn.a lncr- freH
"" .r,.hi'e hoi were Ices than lJooO0 bushels, II was
the , tho yishlr nrpplv Tu".d.- wonli show
piel,c'I ' polls and Duluti car were 800
', ."e last year Tlc nom Oupf; a. MirncaIoli'
alo ~ cr0 h",r,l- than The re- 20 coo
NaS V',aO ~ ,ann the week lat ,eir Ma, oIrl"
~ so;d between G6'ic and G5-c. and cloci AZ
r,1fU6j'sc. .. l.. hv ~or, t,.,. a.,-. a.. .,,,,.
VI" a,c,uafive short. NaN piencd n 3si.. sold
pe,s a u and 3s'sc sn1 cosl AZ ssNc. The car
-n o. e.,rau nc esaatc ftr SATURDAY wa 600
% G,s ,'V; s, lowcr ecaboari c'c1iance wcr, ,
.sno nhois Two shipping CONGO ns Ea,.ict
1890 ,,,ciei bciwctJ iacn about 900 GOA bush
ana 'u'' .. oIso rovcrrG short line. Oars vcrc IYll
rF. ,,fv My Ojcn"t n 2J7,r .old b.',grsi
rnt iaIr's, 90 ani c,~0d n. - g.
-'"rc anu o"' ,.@,c .ad hrw by thr light hug rr,cp
rrpNiHi"1s stcsdlacs. of lara. Thee wer, .. OO)
ana oy ,hr ,,i,rs,n Gr SATURDAY was O00 The rc-
nc ,, Wv the week. 10000 turn out $500, los hal
pssilcted l and aoscd at az to January iad bcwec
n, "a " 40 and closed at =. 10 Jenua.y ribs b.
:. y.o .y aa s 40 and SO IS, and e!osci at 80 A.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-23
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston. Dec 2a.-CoIon steady midilng. 5.loc,
low mlqaing &c CrinarN, HIS; net and gross
r'ccin;. $50 balls export, o,pat Hritsn, 5.l6I
na : sacs I7G hal sIiun.rs. ," blcs stock lsJ1S7
i@ MrckI-Nct and lIo>s receipts, &C, pSD ic,; eA.
no - 10 Great Britain IS c3 bal the Continent,
6i7j bal's: coastws, soji bales sales 'ef' bics;
s,inu,r,. 100 bales
\ori"k Dec. 22-Cotton st adv; mlddl'nq. 5-1cc; |;
Low midling G7sc. eOol ordni,y. 3lOe: aad gross
,.cit s.os1 .ort- coatM,se 3 -: baie> s1.es
,r.i. 1JuAn b.i -: exports Great Britain. .l3l
tales Continent. -,31o Da'''; 'oi>t"i''' io'S0
Ncw.0flears, pee 2-.-Cotton qurt COOL n'itdJng.
oCr. nlddlrg nc low nj iGling. 7c; lOoi odi.sry,
Gssc receipts. o5$1 q sro~@ loSsa laic, ; ex;
hYrs. 10 the Continent, 2,2si bal coas;wisc 31sS
iaes safes ooo bales stock 3S2 2sS hal weekly
<,t m clint. 93 O1S bales cr1ss l002l laes: cNIort,
10 Great Eltain 1850 bale-; 20 Fiace, 2tlc9 btes;
10 III Coptn Ut. 1oj hcs eoa'twlse' ltoso bales;
" s,yannah Dec - Cotton steady mi1dng ~ low
mdiinv i,sc good orllrarl. Che; net aad cfoss
s,its. $40 bales cNpor.s 10 Great Bri,in. )Jw bales
Ia thr totIu nc $500 bal,- cOlswis", D 2je aes ;
soleS LIS hale, stork llG.GoB iacs. Weckly-Nce
and er,ss receipts t3 u97 iaic- Nors 70 Nsat Brfa IL
sp, lales. 10 th tontirDt. |" 10, bales; twisc
20 olS bales: sales l,loO bales.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-23
CASH QUOTATIONS..
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NtT-h oih. lr,rLncr -, 1898.
COTTON-Thc cotton maeart o.'I'I steady. ".th pii -
f.lu points high,I aEG after tlat th"i" wa d
-nagp L-rk quite 80 tNr iOnI Qu1 ucn tr mar
= urtl.ir 4 O. II Iriht.. h7
.,rlacI ,,.f.r.a. closing h2ur ~ me close
uir.,t lNr IN >t'a;l la tlnr ih' -t. l"i tr
,tt,a lj6 sUU tile. only. Ihc 'HtIt Nt1Nncs N1'
10 stronger 'Hil" thn had ten ,""Nd lOi WIN
that disposition b i'
.uur ii Rrad-irc,t~ r>tiu1i" oi - "Ot'' i''-
ahd attibuting IdN 1ntr IL the Liverpool nH'Ic -
a., 10 mat There too much cu,tOi 'rl !
bore by weak Ions. however. nnd win thr bricc "l
h,iIil. a; hand "A disposition I, cicr np 't"it- VIZ
u,,nlf especially i,c,ipis ii Ioini.ng t""a.
less ncul, NcN -plirin, tomorrow l. cNp'rrI I" F'l
900 bt... AGAINST lot'r lal'S Let W'tht
and : bale. lest The iui'flpi n"N"h ~ MS
lr II rrrnlns larger tl1n "Nlrfrh. hnt WIN N' ~
,.uon Of -, week., mo. enrn ID j. expected tat IN
.oA cncnt tn, week viii lr tIr rn"l'-e ~ fourteen
wears. The New-NOsk tot.n ENch'i-' WI iri'Ih
,lo>A Tn slay morning and IL" iI'cro' rNhah-'
VIII r.lna!u closed until Wesiir-ct. noillns I'D" a.
XII ha- = r,tisr wctk unGcrfoac. due "a me e"i'l'
uufl,,rihlr trad. condition. aillne IN t. con
fbf,ct rpsr TO-DAY anu CLOSING blhf
H.. ,.r,,'f,,s ,,oh, aud las-y year follow:
New-York tribune., 1893-12-23
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

New.yorS Dccember' %. 1883.
sS,' ssl !" .,5s tss %s.ss' %sSps ti N S's
a1cF apy VIA tr demand FOR for ,Ssm home opss qss
ms @ So S nse n%Sa so% Sa 6 " sy "tSs Ss
as were cleared qeoHs o & wSa % n a'i . o, sea al 100 SSs %
Ordinary t. gqe4 native tiers at % T'o'j .eT ear - q
lS s 90 ,S s;ass AID % cSe. at % sss, io bull: > css
= old cows at = 5cas2 - ana Ia' 3hiS cow s a.
To-day, cable quotes Ameliean tiers lie higher az llc
e;p lifted & let nrrrr a; ~ S6meat tomorrow.
2CcO quarter OF beef The Aurana Tor Ea.tmans Com
quarter of I'cf making The total shipment. from mi:
port for tho week 1897 cattle, ISIS quarters OF beef
y aD .. hGre@ ios GO? e e g d. a'gsy @ IT. tes' ., is5e 3
20 one s DO 1870 p a. = . do 1919 m at g TO- e
SSn. Iiea n a, - % raes,, %. lI7o t. l. %
70 az - 75af- g.; 8 LnIl. 1910 t. liio " a. y tSo s
d. 'o ~ To" TO- az Il? i so j. d" = 10 ! '' ''' 3D. '' = %
XeStqn 4 ,.lcii: 10 wes'ern ste,s, 1919 = osss
il do. i229 ~ a, 81 ) d.. III -. a: ,s2 30.
!. Sa'i'' isa D. SP;s' .: E d: ; q
ltco at % g5, 20 q ao xxi z et d. l. Is ,s do =, i,9' D.
4 s. + g. 6 i.s .!e B. !; !: & IS s & & g. g. @ as!
5,G!s' 10 DO lHS2 b. a: l5 d. Mo, B. % ss
of -: lat' wcdne.dw :? ll'o, .ie Is. 1881 n. 40
:, ~anacg.. oaiq s'oa, IiIo - - 81 So: II oven.
TO p. at - -" D. lGl2 H 1t = 80 > cows ''' %
s. aola,nit: IG IIino's toes 100 u. at - II do
"S Sy' w. ,crmon r1T s7 imo. no ,ecr. 1913 D. at st.
! saqni,re 8 son: ,o'n,i Colcrlaos. ,.23 n, Al
Mlr G'' M~G ls} p s. 's arrival. aqa no trade
IA hcaa m i@'g rr - ar hf's ssr,
cavs' ana 35o heo ported Io" oyer; lh' f'w s,lS
., ., ,c' as y; ;r f at dr 49, Sos g Gcr 1r a.
eay's very dnil . 7~4 - fo ,lt nrsa I'a,; "s
SoIr.-n3~, g M"lc'. cr's. - o. - 'r'rl~c ~
CO pr 100 -" - Do. PCT y. AZ - %; ) reas sS 70
= relc"' oss HONS: 10 qn,ssor. c2l n at So do