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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1893-10-28
BRIEF MENTION.

The south bound train was two
hours late yesterday.
Mrs. H. J. CARING left for her
home in California this week Tues
day.
If there was free coinage of
silver Como would boom in the
ESpring.
Mrs. Andrew LOTUS is quite
seriously ill with the fever and
rheumatism.
There has. been more water in
Carson river for a longer time than
for many years before.
Miss Viola Perry left this week
Wednesday for Healdsburg, Cal,
where She swill attend school for
some months.
Next Tuesday evening is All
hallow Fen. Look out for your
gates, jack-o'-lanterns, and spooks
of all descriptions.
e. D. Boyle went up to Como
Thursday to look at the North Rap
idan. He has a couple Of men at
work on the claim doing assessment
work. ..
Judge Rising last Monday or
dered o. F. Strickland released
from bonds, and the case of J. S.
Craig against him was dismissed
from Court.
wv. T. Cuddy, Tom Connors, H.
Scheel, John Lawson and others
were down from Silver City last
Monday as jurors or witnesses be-
fore the District Court.
| Many Mason Valley people
were in town the first Of the week
on jury duty. Among the number
were C. T. Martin, Bob Apsey, C.
Fox, Frank Freeman, Tom Barton,
Andy Cooney and Jim Foster.
The Chronicle says a fire Of
some magnitude occurred in the
brick building opposite Odd Eel
lows Hall, Virginia City, Thursday,
and owned by D, NJ. Ryan. Two
rooms were burned and the damage
was over $1,000.
The speech of Hon. VIM. NJ
Stewart has been received in pam.
phlet farm: II makes 102 pages in
closely printed matter, and is one
Of the most able efforts ever deliv.
cred in the u s.. Senate or any
other place in the world. 1t is full
Of statistics, and a good document
to preserve.
| R. A. Logan went up to look
at his Palmyra mine Thursday. He
has about a hundred tons of ore
from the mine at the Taylor mill
l..
in Silver City, and there are several
more loads to haul. He expects to
have the mine opened up so that it
will furnish ore enough to keep a
mill running steady before long.
During my term of service in
the army l contracted chronic diar-
rhea," says A. E. Bending, of Hal
sey, Oregon. "Since then I have
used a great amount Of medicine,
but when l found any that would
give me relief. they would injure my
stomach, until.Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy was
brought to my notice. used it and
will say it is the only remedy that
gave me permanent relief and no
bad results follow" For sale by
Flaws. ~. - - F. - '
1T will be remembered that
several years ago w. J. Penrose,
formerly a newspaper man Of Eu-
treka, Nevada, was shot and killed
in Butte, Montana, by persons un-
known. On Tuesday Joseph Nc
Cormick, who claims to be one Of
the murderers, gave himself up to
the Lake Crystal, Minnesota, police,
stating that he was tired of eluding
the authorities.
The case of E. Herting was
tried before jury in Judge Rising's
Coupt Iaet Mondav and after hear
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1893-10-28
Life h Misery

To many people who have the faint Of screfuia
in their blood. The agonies caused by the
dreadful running sores and other manifesto
tions of this disease are beyond description
there Is no other remedy equal to Hoods sar,
saparila sor sorofula, salt rheum and every
form of blood disease. 1t is reasonably sure to
benefit all who give II a fair trial.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1893-10-28

Tram 1 and 2 run daily.
Train -uns Mondays. Wednesdays and FRI
lays.
Train 4 runs Tuesdays. Thursdays and sstur'
days
Passenger trains make close connection at
Mound House with express trains of Virginia
and Truckee Railroad. which connect at Reno
with east and west bound trains OF Central Pa
ciac Railroad.
STAGE CONNECTIONS.
At Hawthorne. with United States Stage Co.'S
coaches for Aurora t26 miles)' Bodie tS7 milesl
and for Lundy and Bridgeport.
AT Lunins. (l25 miles from Mound House).
with Gilmer. salisbury 4 Cos tri-weekly
stages, (leaving Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
dayN for Downeyville. Grantsville and Bel
mont
At Candelaria, with United States Stage Cos
stages for Columbus "a milssh Silver Peak.
MonteEuma, Aida valley, Gold Mountain. etc.
AZ Keeier. with stages for Cerro Gordro (e
miiss). Darwin IA miles), and Pansmint.
H,M YERINGToE.
RyLAws. General Superintendent
Assistant Superintendent.
n. A. BENDER,
General Freight and Passenger Agent.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1893-10-28

Legal advertising. per square OF ten lines
OF nonpariel. -. .f...... 1902 5o
Each subseQ uent insertion. ....,...... W
Commercial advertising. single column.
per inch per month. .,........,..... %
Double column, per inch ................. / 50
Discount OF II. per gent. 0p Commercial ads"
standine three months: rs per cent on lads"
standing six months; ~ per cent. on ads"
standing one year.
Local notices, per line OF nonpsriel, arst
inssrtion ..'.,,................ 49,. = 10
Each subsequent insertion, per line. .05
No deviation from above prices.
In Memorium Resolutions published In the
TINES will be charged for at the rate OF ten
cents per line.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1893-10-28

Mound aa'i Hiou.. Mound i Hou..
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1893-10-28

Hoods Pitts cure all liver ills.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-17
Court CALENDARS ron Toby

Supreme Court-Gencra Term Recess cont nped.
SUP enc Court nalnbcrs- Before IrCaX, J.-MOtiOn
calendar called at III o'clock.
supreme Special Tcin-Part. and II-AdJournei
Circuit Court-Pars /. H. Ill and 1v-Adjourned for
the term 80 - .
Surrogsu.s Court hambers-Hcforc Fitzgerald, S
No. s75. VIII OF Amy IL Haisht, a. 10 80 q. M 80.
40 estate OF Nicholas ". Phillips at II For proba,c
Mills Of Jeannetn Young, Frances s. MADDEN John r.
Hunt AiolDhhc Shacfer, Henrietta Harnum Catharinc
81 Kennedy William IL. Walter Elizabeth Burnhan, at
Common Pras-Gencral Tsrm-Adjourn"d un,1 August 0.
Common Pcus-Spccial Tcrnl-BefoIe Blschon, J.-Mo.
tions and Brush We. McAnrney.
common PIas-Trla 4. rm-.l'ar:s J. III and III-Ad.
journed for the term
superior Court-Cencral Term Adjourned for the term
superior Court-slecial Icrm-i'eor; GildcrsSeve. j.
superior Couit-Tral Tcrm-Part. 1. II and IIl-Ad.
:ourLed for the term.
City Court-specia Term-Beiore Van wyck. J.-Mo.
City Court-Trisl Term-Parts L. II. III and Iv-Ad.
louricd for the term.
Court Of General Sossions-Pat I-Bcforc Cowlng D.
and Assistant District Attorney Osborne-Nos TO -.
inclusive.
Colr: of General Sc.son'-Pan If-Bcforc SMITH. Il
and District Attorney WccksNO-. 1 AZ, In
elusive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-17
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
New.Yorh. oatuldly. J

New.Yorh. oatuId,y July Is. 1893.
PiEV ES-Ecccipts wcr. ~ cars or w head 10 ears
for siaugh rrrS and Tor the market No trad
ina rc,ing dull. Cry dressed bret sides lower at
cahic nrws The Alaudan city will get Oh to-day vita
400 quarters beef. The rjomo took out 1870 sheep
"' r'ILVF~On Only I head reject, ID They averaged $50
:, and we're sold by John L. Pidc0ch at 70 per 100 ~
10 ling dull for all or calves Dressed calves III
Sc for ,ontIv drssd t2dosc for dr. sscd buitermiks
End $40 for LITTLE calves.
SHEEP AND LANES Receipts Including cars direct
To Slaughter ~. 81: 1895 b'ai. S"ep
wcr, slow aid prices weak; lambs soid fanny well az
.rint frdly's quotations -Four ears Of sheep wrrs
carried over. tonuoa 70 GOOD she'p r,n.ed IN pncc
rom ssds pc. r.: culs -od al %: fair 10 primo
lambs s 81 2jdt0 20 cGs at 81 % DressA mutton
wc,k OF Tdlcc pr N dressed lamb, TITLE easier at
pal29o a.
s.l,r-wuke-.on & sherman: DO Kentucky lambs. SO
average 50 30 per 100 n 30 do. ~ ~ a. ~ 30
2lS do. 81 ie n M *6 80 II Kentucky sheep li3 ~ az
90 also soil yesterday. $50 Kentucky lambs Us ~ az
il Mcphcr.on & Co.: 1875 Virginia lambs, q n; al;
50 - aSo West Virginia do ~. n. at S6 75 232 Ken
tucky do o. n, - -; 1856 ohio sheep. ~ ~ at - IS
.o5 Ctcaco do 80 N. at ~ ~ Virginia sheep % ~,
John p. P.dcoek: 2,5 virginia lambs % n. at % so
234 do. 62 H. at s5 30; Is Virginia sheep d N, at ~
- Toliin-":' ici Ohio sheep. 81 n at ~ 30
Uallcnbcck & Hollis 2t9 Kentucky lambs 90 n Of
20 10 p, do. 81 y at 80 20 2.s do 80 NJ at 80 rs
g. Dllenback: 2o5 Kentucky lambs. 81 N. at so IS.
D. HUNTINGTON 225 Kentucky lambs 80 n al 81 20 :
90 DO ~ N. IT s6S7k 2ss d. tculs). 81 M - IS
5t7 Wc-tor1 sheep, IS H.. at ~ -.
Rrsegts were II car, or iGi5 head cars at
NORMALLY steady IS joas0 rs for good hed,y and
me hogs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-17
LONDON WOOL SALES,

London July I5-At the wool sales ,odsy W. oS NV
held by French buyers who took freely OF merihys "a
IT, Tho lermans who we're onNious Ia secure tape 81 r
,ne and Natal woods. Following are the sales Ia asA
and the prices Obtained -; , ... ~ II, SLd:
" New.south wales-aIO0 bales secured, ~ sn, a
do locks and pieces 3,.ddis 2iad greasy Asa"'"'
'nnc%enslapdN5 bales secured. locks and pieces Isl
greasy 6s,d ,,oo ..,,.. sco,,el Gi,4b
- aad, do locks and pieces, Gddls IND greasy WV
"a Odd do locks aud pieces o'sds'2d at. old. ia
- AustraIia-l zoo la!es; secured, 3G9 -2I a.
locks and pieces. G,.diiiad greasy ohhltd' 90 "'A'
and pieces 81, dUi2d.
al" Australia-ioo bales secured. ioaii@d sea'F
5s.asd. .ooo 49,. ..o..., sd6is "a. A, locks
and y,crss S;,d is gid greasy 7dds Adj do iot%s ana
Ca,e Of Good Hope aud Na,a-ooo bales; scour d. va
al. a. greasy. 54 fI's' -, .,-, an ,so b,le.
Thc oYe rings next week will comprlse ooIoV oIes
H., 49, e. for the last week were ala bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-17
A WESTERN MN ON THE BROIDWdY CABLE
C. F.. RANDOLPH, or DENVER. SAYS THE CARS
HERE APE TOO SIOw-sILVER IN CnLOHNnN.

G. F.. RANDOLPH, or DENVER. SAYS THE CARS
HERE ARE TOO sIow-srLvER IN COLORADO.
The slow rate Of speed at which the broadway
cable manage TO get over the ground Is mol In
frequently mentioned by the passengers whom they
carry. one OF these cars had the honor Of csrTyn
for a few minutes only yesterday George T.. Ran
dolph, the general manager OF the Denver City Cable
Railroad Company, OF Denver Col who l. In New
York attending meeting Of the stockholders Of that
company most Of whom live here. Al the Glscy
House last evening Mr. Randolph spoke of The slow
rate OF speed at which the Broadway Were run.
Why. in Denver" he said, or I'm any Of the
Western cities where they have cable lines. people
wouldn't ride on cars that travelled slow the
Broadway 20. OF course down In lower broad
way the speed Is governed by the crowded condition
of the street. but no above Fourteenthst. II seems
10 they might very much fasier. don't
to criticise the Broadway line, but this fault
must be obvious 10 every ONE
In regard 10 the silver question In Colorado Mr..
Randolph said "There Is great feeling there on the
question. The conservative men think, however, that
the sherman ought to be repealed. rather because
the Eastern hnanciers thnh Il, should be- As u the
ratio IN the coinage OF god ana silver Denver men
think Is TO Is about right. 20 10 they are willing
Is a difference Of opinion IN the world 10 whether
IL Is silver that has deprecated or rod That has uppc-
ciaed, and the 20 to ratio would be fair dJni-
promise lrfwccn the two opinions. All Thu talk
6bOut rrpudia lion, however Is nonsense. silver OF
doufse, is King in Colorado. and any great change In
the demand for II or In It's value or In It's use rs
coin would BE- terribly felt. Everything h on silver
basis there change that asis and business would have
TO rcadjust itself accordingly. suoh rcadjusincnt
would take time ard cause trouble a. Governor Waite
says. Governor Waite must not be- taken too seri-
think of nothing else. He was not known or even
heard OF before the silver men made him Governor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-17
TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Ch,c,co July l6 1special).-Whcat held better here
yesterday than the trade expected when u h'a'u "
the biQ bnnk failure IN Kansas cry september sou w
teen "a . and 90 1 = and closed nj 90 3s cents. Inc
ps,n,e who bought puts Friday night. With 50 muco
energy on the bank failure, got mo actloh' Inv
comparative steadincss was on the enorinnns eAl".'
,,a 600 bushels for the week. and 100000 for ths
day. Tho crop news from the northwest was """"
People who figured on tho visible predicted that mere
would no a decrease OF 800. 900 bushels. The winter
wheat movement was liberal. ana winter wheat p'op
wer. rather bcarish. 4. Louis wheat receipts io'~
bushels we're double the same day last year ay
receipts were only 30 ears: the estimate iot Mo1 o,
"a cents today between september ana B.r.npr..
At night the curb pnts on september wne Ann am
ON dry weather In the West There were some sh,Ms'
through the belt. but they were dlsappo'nnsy ngnSS
september sold beTscn Al d. and a s Iii ns were
both mght-343 yesterday morning; 200 for ho,.
day Charters were made for 100000 bushels "a az
4, IL cents: "calls" Al IA cents. oats were
sustained by reports Of rus, in I'm ana were we're
september h Sa rs T. ~ for s MONDAY &c., e selling
ont Of long ribs continued TO be the feature ol ,n
provision market They dropped % csIis ha rom
"a es 4, ~ TO- and closed at 81 20 Jns, at The
close Wright. who for several days has been me
aik II, the pit that III, line had been nqudaci ana
that there was more s"llng In that quarter 70 ~
rather spectacular The price WIS lumpcd very
guicly 10 cents hundred. then dToppra . vs,s
quickly "G 30 cents S wcn T sn oSs
bought abont 10000 terces. At the same time fhev
was an idea that this same Interest made an enon
closed Il sio SO: september lard sold between slo 20
So s ": tSa ~ w. sf res"r Z. hcS
head over the PREDICTION made last s'turt'x ~. -
estimate psds FOR Mcndsy was $1,000 head ios -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-17

coinage NJ silver and will be for 1t when the last
roll is called and ! think. without an exccpuon n,n
certainly without n half dozen exceptionss-hiT Will
he tho sentiment Of every Southern member h,'o ",
that the people OF the south are overwheiinsE M
favor OF the silver plank III the Democratic pa''o@r
and win 500 10 II that their congressman VIII nEat
for IT, or else get turned down when the next dea'
comes on a year or two from new o.,
VII Ra,kia,d Vsill probably vote for the r'p"a
n, tbc silver Purchase law. the administrator cN-
meets him IA do but II evident that he VIII 90 50
oonIy as one stem toward free coinage. , -,
III II seems ulain that whoever may be- the lead'r
Of the Administration forces in The iSnSs s,s ior h s
- nrenarcd 10 lead and with ability 10 lead the
nnnonrnts OF free coinage in contest which VIII
Iast at least until The expiration OF the LlId CongrS
=, s NOT TRANCE that Democrats who agree with the
President on his question should lament the iacR
OF such q leader.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-17
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

FAST buffalo July l5.-CacTn-Reccipts last "a hours
1900 head total for wcek ,hqs tar. fo,0oo head Tor
hnmr. 10 head total for week thus fit. 10 $50 held
Tor .,mr time last week. H. $40 head opened -low and
weak IN sold AT - 03aSi 10; closed st. adv
Receipt, - hours 800 head total for week
iiu. far 1900 hrad for s,me time last week - 900
week thu. IN, 5000 head for same time Iaet week
3Hnns sG i6 roughs. - 5oasG n,.r&es closed about
>. hour 300 read total for week thus Tar ~ o1o
hai for s,n. .me last wrct 20 COO head shipment
ias. hours 500 head total for thus far % 900
had: for sane time list vocS. $500 head opened
steady; hardly enough here u quote prices closed duh
With only fair lro.rects far r.At week.
thirnao Iulr l5.--'The Evening Journal" rcports
C,tticRccei.s 15Oo head shipments 800 head. Market
dull .eady best steers. - c0df5 good choice
800 o;hcr. 50 Ios,t 25 - rcxans % So loas3 20
- -. Hogs Gc.cpts. leo0o he'd: shipments 600
and pa tima Is 10 prime heavy and bntsSe
wr,hs a. oOdsO: prime light AZ l0dsH 90 Sheep-Re.
repts 900 head .hpucnts 400 head m,rket steady
rntivrs ~ 25dSt 15 feeders ~ 35oa3 Westerns % IS
~ . Texans - c5ds3 IS; lambs s3dx5 30.
East Liberty July 1j.-Cnue-Rcceipts. 800 head !:
,hlpncnt. 500 head. Market--Notbine doing: all
,hrough consignmen.s. IIops-Receipts $500 head !;
M o5dsG 10: extreme heavy. - SodSg. She~p-Ec.
cript. 1900 head shipments 5000 head. Market slow
a"e WI" fnu- july I5-catte-Rereipts. 200 head ship.
mrnts, ZOO head Market upchansea on ~ tna;
Market 5fioc lowcr top price, eol5 bulk OF sales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-17

,o,o,. forcing weather some little capal was na1c
by the bulls out q IN circulation here 70 ye .%c
e;ror, that possible bull clique l. centrfng IN 49,
Y"Ts The principal foundation for any such .n'yr
Yes in thu fact that grain Is at price >, tcnpum5 r
iow that IL efers opportunity 10 caistoii-t- 10 cSf
he market The cash market was nonentlt! uu'''
~ v,s nominal 4sisc elevator and i02c deli err. To-
,Ts-he market for dull In proportion 10 us
u,ai .msll relation with grain; there has e'l
,ac,I,alIy no business In Vat'. ard the futuf' u.
auets,ion. il matter OF guessaerH .a'h s on
duh aad slightly lower, clo.ng nat
W., ~ 900 bush "a follows: No oats, IL oo0 pnsh'
- Gle, stor and $50 delivered No oats oooo D"cn'
9,,e' No ) white nominal S9i2c 40 white nom,'nad'
e.. ,,,ix white. 600 bush, 3SA+e; truck N l-i
600 bush 31a3se.... RYE-Market quiet a, ~ IL
80 for hoat Dads and JGaj7 Ice for ear lot, ~
MaTset ncinInal UNCHANGED prices Wsstern SEEDS
GJd six.rowed Io0Sor ..-'f'''D'
'""%id'Vcrsaed qulet at ioc bid 1l.50: asked Alfalfa.
Gntion quotations follow for comparison sne aas
,cns ~ ,hc prcylous day and for the corresponding 1'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-17

Rio, holiday; last adVccs on lUh showed No :,
coffee Exchanqe standard ~ 40; good seconds
rs > 900 and 10 1916 for exchange. Receipts, 1900
bags stock, l"7 900 bags. >ant0' market. holiday at
aVlrcs Oh 1874 -howcd good average santos II 900
-rrc,int. 5000 Ba?s: shock llo.oO bags. HiNr
iAoId,y): London 3eH lower. and Hamburg IN.
changed !. pfcanig lower rhe tot, .ioct Of h,a5i
coffee Ia cIc United states toby i ZOO hhg- ,
anoat from Rio. santos, ce. 2loooo bag, total 'to'k
trriay 7i3 blgs; .to'E &cw.Orlcan., 1907 bags;
w. si,in,orc - 80 The market for ,pp,t cole"
va steady at l74l7'sc for standard No q The closing
- IN. Uayr aud vii marbct for thr' day. holiday
has au, ting cfcc, on III" stree; market and no i'm.
n,t.n, s,lr. were made Min coffee quiet. About
900 b,g- Mnracnlbn hay" bc"i Zen" forward 10 Europe
vi n AND MFNI.-fh" inactivity which
,,onnmncrd in wheat felt In flour II sa-
t,siv The question of tn" price o. wheat n0rr Il
~ ,,,ning IA ~ importance aud viii cut decided
I,t," in The market hrnccforNnrl IL seems 20 be- point
tha from Gocstcns particularly from indiana cast
w"rd IN new nour likely be NJ good quality while
w. r,mlr Of other sections T. is thought the Hour VIII hr
a. 'oor,r airty ilan The r~t crop. Sr' $3.50
- sucndna winter wheat ,oJJ sachs patent for
"h trl,atn toms so i 81 pat nj. NJ ~ 90 lTj0
III ,,iebt at ~ ~ p SEQ .,cts ~
900 h- city rails ~ 80 S5at3 30 80 bbls eXtin Ne
AZ ~, IN doc bhls -uprrfi ana nut IN priv ate
toms 500 b sup"rinr AZ - 40 aud OF spring what
hills sfiaiht- AZ ~ 6--Df3 20 and 800 bhl
ri,or, AZ a. There unmIortant sllc- OF pat.
100. al ~ oHi -. The market for South flour
t",1v with sales % 80 -lrk patent NJ % 20 RYE.
tIUt'H-Ihe marNct quiet III" -al"- OF Yesterday
1dfcnny having supplied Ia immediate requirements Of
nfi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-17
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston, July Ij.-Cotton dull mddhne ~ lo~
mcdng i.ldc good oriinary, ll'ioc n,, ana e"s'
bales sales. -,3 bales -toch --+l bhee
Norlck July i5.-coton Il ady mtdlns "a Il g CIV.
lbs, mlddna 7.c good Ordinary olOc: net ana eoss
ice.nt. n bales. exports eOastwisc, % ba'-' 'to'A
II 23j bales. . ..,ar,s AZ
milo in. gre low midil'na e. 800 , osan' rs
Dort. 10 the continent 233 bales; coast"ise. if"oV
BALE sales 500 laes stock. 81 $50 bale, -. NV
,ncsug s.c good ordinary. G'sc n ana er Os, 70
ceipt, 1871 balos sales, $50 bales STOCK i''- ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-17
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

liverpool. July IL 80 p, m;-Becf- Holders oher
o,onnrotrly' Pork-'rhr supply Is poor. Hams ana
rornn Holders otter m d. rat"y. Cheese-liohrr'
nrer moderately Tnlow-I Holders offer sparnay
nri,ne CIV firm ut PCS sd. spirits Of tnrl"n'inc-
Uidr nr,r freely Rf>,n-lol 'crs oilers mo crat' "
iori-sprt holders offer moderately futures. hoil.
rrs are not Offering wheaI-ioii"rs Offer freely I,
c,codv ot - 10 I'd Ilonr-IIodcrs offer moderately.
corn and 10 SnTr m A@S' ssi
n, Us i'd. september duh NJ Is Sd. Hops AZ
london. Pacific Coast-lIolders offer sparinsH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-17
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS

NrWYofk July To- It'3
pr,NS AND PEAS-DOmc.tic marrow show s,me
chnrss and osde quotation IL rcachcd only for fancy
ock In ,obbng NAV ExpoTIa are rnblinG = wih
h s tcnfcncy toward h'ue lower rage Of values.
dsangcr,tc supply aud firm. scarcv ,ny.hlne DOING in
Wn, Mas, Bsaps narrow. 20 52sdf2 50 do medium.
~" do pea. 81 1922: do white Eidncy f2z
~. do rel kidney 80 s5at3 d black trtl s,Ur. ~ 20
c.a 40 yellow ~ ~ do r1 f"1so 10 40 fore ei.
asd,nm 81 lodsI 05; do pa 81 0;dI rs; green peas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-17
rt-poprAN FINANCIAL. MARKETS.

Iopson July Is. - p. m,-Canadan Pacific. - -
r,ie second consoi, al L.: Illinois Central ":
Mexican ordinary IL IL St Paul common ~ 10,
ounce The rate Il discount In the open maike, lof
both short and three months bills Is IS Per Ssn.
a, OF francs Is cru,knes for tho account ana ~ ~:
chnns~ on London at - francs Is II confines 'S
,tA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-17

r. %.N .York curb from II M o. NV ,''Eip
t.,,nr 75,m7jsc, close '5Sc bid; Decemosf or ~.
VIM ,ugsf clos i 4S2c september closed fosc pa.,
ry rios- a5rc; ,-pember 81 c lng.h isr nrIrs
,, ~ aoant l6s tn previous week ''ti"J
d. ali points. c73uCo push receipts al t d rrU
ue, mi werk have teen: Wheat, 24530Vo bhsh Gun
i 800 hn.h cats s2o 900 bush Exports ron 1o
w. nor,. Flour .u5 100 bbs; wheat 2o!fi uV
Anhuc '@16 SOC hush Becrl ohm says that last !ear
@ Of hay coycr pa,,grnso IN treat an Sa
w no the ordinary yield being 5000 0p 70 w.
TON This year 1t not "Nmctea tat @o {' hi w." Week
o'r Whcat .9i 200 bush corn, $4,000 nusn md
Is 700 bush Iarlsy 900 s9sn nTu' frnn rH COAST.
G H n WEEK ended Thursday OF wheat and r1nr &
o ~ ,oo hr.h AGAINST 3 671 600 bush the rr,Nlou, W.
nd $40 900 bush a year ago The e>lof', o ro we"k
M; 900 fush ,cnin.t $40 Oc0 bush the previous VIZ
ls'V,u ono IN. .i last year cXpot' nom the pf'h-
ana 'oo.,Vy o., 10 var eul.d Jun, -. follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-17

bales stock ~ i20 bales. III, port receipts Il cotton
for the 10 ZOE ba.s. and since Srptenmt
800 45s b1o, against 5O1s 3;S bir- sst year. Ih-
port stock Oi7i balc against iai idJ bale, lat
IN. ~ for 'stJtN hAl'> ihr
sim,e -cp uber a.3'.3os bls- ass> > " TO- bale
l1.t y.sf Their -l.pbOir hst hignt il,Hi
bale Receipts inrror toNur Tor the N".k "rr~ o."
bale. since September l. ioIJ13 BALE. HE net over
Land movement -ince september la~ been 20! 2lG bales
The Northern spinner since September have
be,a, csc OSi bales. agal , i1Oli bahs ia,t ysaf
III, statistical po.iLon OF cotton nalc up 10 thu
Il" l. d.