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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-08-19
OTTAWA HOUSE

B. BELANGER, Prop, L'Anse
Mich. Transient and Regular Board
ers will find good accommodations at
this house. Good clean rooms and
good tables.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-14
The NEWS FROM ABROAD.
English Soldiers 10 Africa Ia a Peril.
Gus Position.
Debate on the Huumaria Treaty
brazilian insurgents capture
nu Island.

CAPE TOwN, Dec. ls.-Advlcss
from Buiuwayo say Major Forbes,
with a small detachment, arrived a.
Shanghai river without Incident.
Captain Wilson was deputod 90 pursue
L3beugula with an advance party.
He left camp late 10 the evening and
overlook the kings wagous at mid
night. The natives were umbu,hcd Ia
expectation Of tho British advance,
aud opened hot IRE from the ambush
on both aides u Captain WilsJa's
par'y, which, In the face o. superior
NUMBER, was forced 70 rotire, fighting
steadily. Captain Wilson dispatched
"a messenger 10 the camp Of Captain
Forbes Tor roiu,Otugmt but mean
time the Shanghai iiyur hui suddenly
Risen anu cut Oh The nIvGucU party
from the main b0uy OF Mni0r k0fno-'s
command. 40 Do feared the force 81
Wilson is in a Ieriluus puhiuOn, anu
F0rbea iB uyInE 20 mako % crossing
higher up the aver AMI so To bis ttlio.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-14

ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. IA ban
quot was rendered by members Of the
nobility this evening In honor Of
Count De Monticello, the French am-
bnssador, who recently returned from
a trip to Paris. over 400 guests We're
present. AMI they included the higher
dignitarics sud officials OF the court
Count De Br0binsky, Count De Mont
lebollo, the mayor VI 81 Petersburg
aud others made speeches, In all
Of which there were warm reior-
cncus To the Russo. French entsnte ana
the Paris aud Toulon fetea. The
tonbls % the Gear AMI PRECEDENT Garnet
were greeted with tho greatest Vnthu.
Siam. Count De Monticello wore the
decoration OF the Russian order that
has just been conferred upon him.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-14

LONDON, Dec. l8,-,A dispatch 10 the
ylBlss from Lisbon rayt: "Fhe steam.
shin Nile, which lpit Rlo DO JAneifO on
December 5lh, has arrived at PernGm-
buco, bringing news Of the arrest OF
the crew VI the French steamer Par
ahybla.
The adviCOs say the crew were
ordered shot without trial, although
thera was no proof that they intendod
10 Ioln the insurgents under Admiral
Meilo. Inceusud NJ the Injustice OF the
sentence, the condemned HOldiefs gt tho
moment Of execution cried la one
voice, 'u4ong i've Mell0." This pro-
duced such an impression that tho
government troops In tho firing party
tried not b hit tho priaOnofs, anu only
Ave were killed. The soldiers were
ordered 20 fire again, but refused. The
remainder Of the crow wore, therefore,
imprisoned.
The public n shocked at the brutal
ity Of ,the sentence imposed aud
greatly incensci at President PeiNolO,
The steamer PArahybia Il tho pro.
porty Of tho COmpagnie Cargours
Reunif, and lis freight vessel Ply.
ing between HavTe anu south Amrrl-
can pot,s. She lett Csriil on October
5th Tor Aioutyidoo aud Buunos Ayres.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-14

PORTLAND, Ore, Dec. l3.-In the
Chinese conspiracy cases this morn.
ing, Blum testified that the Merchants
steamship company, In whiod ho was
ap,rtneT, made arrangements In Vie
torn for having certificates furnished
IN Cinnamon and that they paid q. j.
Mulkey, special Treasury agent, $1,000
Ior month tor not interfering with
them IN the Chinese and opium traffic.
Nathan Blum continued hi' tcsti-
m0ny this afternoon. Tho protecu'
ton Introduced letter purportinS 70
he writlgd by q. j. Mulkoy to Blum,
regarding Chinese shipments; also tue
tipher de used by the Merchants
steamship company also s.NIy'seven
le t1rs written by Dunbar aud Blum
90 Wilson, thu agent m Victoria.
Blum testified that Collector COtan
received $50 apiece for the Chinese
landed and the deputy collector re-
ctived part OF the $3.50 which the com.
pauy received for bringin each chi
neee into port. The only oillcUrs OF the
government implicated by Blum are
eH'C0llsctor Coian, Deputy Collector
Cariinell ana Special Agent Mulkey.
Blum will probably De on the stand all
Jay tomorrow,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-14

BERLtS, Doc. lg.-Dufinf tlr debate
on the lilumauiau treaty iu Me
Beiohslag, strong Argument, In f,y0r
wcrs advanced by Won Bsr.rp7ch,
minister Of c1mmercr, Won Biugrt.
stuiu, minister OF foreign Gu1 Chuucei'
tor Carrivi. The latter declhieI that
tho rejection OF the trony would
seriously damage the presAxe Of the
government aud empire, anu inluTe
the wholc economic lie VI the coun'
Try.
Tho treaty WIS a lopiei, $50 T. l6l.
The majority iuuluiUI the aociaiiltr,
ifa.ziunige party, south Gcrmau.,
Eyiks party, Poles, most VI the nation
al liberals audi small portion Of the
Center. tbs minority consisted Of tue
Conservatives, the hulk Of the im'
porilis,s, the remainder Of tue center
anu Count Herbert Bismarck. The
result Of the vote was loudly chettud.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-14

DRNvER, Dec. l3.-Thomas n.
owen, alias Bert q. Frame, aud w. II.
Glbson, arrested today at San Fancis,o,
are wanted here 10 answer 10 charge
OF obtaining $4,000 from Mrs. J. h..
Smell, formerly MIS-. Helen &. Woods,
by blackmall. Mrs. Woods gave owen
money To Illustrate an alleged plot 10
kidnnp her daughter, anu he told her
that no had killed the two plotier' and
made her believe she was an accom-
plice In the murder, owen was nt-
rested last summer AZ Centerylllo,
Ohie, but got Tree on habeas corpus anu
escaped before oxtraditiOn papers ar
rived,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-14

BOsTON, Dec. IA reception was
Sovereign anu the newly elected mem-
Defs ot tho general executive board ~
the Knights ~ Labor in Faucuel hail
tonigut by members OF tho order Ia
this city. Tho attendance was small.
In speech Sovereign said thefe WAS
at pfufent a. great need OF freeing
the Whiie.Wngc slave 90 there over we
for our Colofcd brothers. Our country
Will go down, a. oihoH have done. n
the rich continue growing richer nud
the POOR poorer. Society Ia now being
shaken from stem 10 stern by labor
troubles. The remedy Is Ia ballots not
bullets.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-14

ALBANY, n. ", Dec. l3.-As 70.
turned by the state board Of canvasfers,
The Senate stnndt: Republicans, 10;
Democrats, IL. Assembly: Republicans,
-; Dem Gratis, 80. Republican major.
lily on Joint ballot, IS. The oonsti,u.
tionRl convention will bo composed Of
10 Republicans anu 05 Democrats.
Bartletpa plurality over Maynard Tor
the court OF appeals Ia SO,l6i, aud the
other Republican candidates $4,000 TO
$4,000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-14

DENvER, Dec. ia dispatch was
received from New York today au-
nuunoing that ID. II. MO1attRnj Ebuu
smith had sold the Victor mihe, one OF
tho best at Cripple creek, 10 an Eng.
lish syndicate. The price was not
stated, but II Is supposed to be Sl,OOU,-
900. Motiat aud Smith paid s6J,OIO
for the mine AMI II has yielded n profit
OF about 100000.
The Mary DAWN mine NJ Cripple
creek was sold today 90 George Mechen
OF Chicago Tor 100000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-14

wAsuNGrON, Dec. l3.-Aitorncy
General Olncy mas received the rgsig'
nations " thu following Oillclab: Fro.
mont Wood, United states attorney,
Idaho; John w. Heron, United
States attorney, southern District u
Ohio; David X. WstsOn, Ohio, special
assistant attorney employed Ia counec.
ton with suits against certain Pacific
railroads.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-14
Ir..IIInn -. unr,IInnle.

NEW YOuS, Dec. lathe Herd'd's
special from Buenos Ayfss' "Do not
believe the brazilian news that Adj
miral DE Cana has Issued q monarch.
iai mAniiuslo. Remember similar
report wBs sent out about Admiral
MellO iav0iiug placing ths son VI Count
D'Eau on tue throne. IL ~ tho bAmc
fc.ion 10 both cases.
l5ignedl RUY BAmjsA."
Rly BarboIa Il the m0uthpiUoo In
London Of Admiral Mello.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-14

ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. 10. - The
coming winter has been selected Tor
n series OF extensive army maneuvcrs
In the fnow.rlai portions OF Moscow.
The troous viii ilyOuau under the
Ghigrhcfo irlt tents. The military
cvulntlOns in tho snow will Only be-
suspended when s degrees hcl1" zero
nrs registered by the thermometer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-14

wAsHiNGrON, ID. G., Dec. lathe
state Departments has received the iol.
lowing from Commander Pickering vt
RIO: "CoTaa leland aud Euchadas
are in the POSSESSION Of Admiral Cana,
the insurgpnt cummnnIauL The
former 10 well fortified AMI IA contiuu-
ally fifiug on the custom house aud
naval au0nal with small arms"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-14

Ell PAsO, Tex, Dec. ia Dtming
special to the Tines A courier hrIngH
report Ut battle between
tho troops and rsvolutionlsis nuaf
Colonia Jauavelr, last Friday.
The soldiers encountered hun.
dred rebels under Siauta Ans
Perez. Tho latter had the advantage
Of position snd fought from ambush.
The rebels lost twenty. hvo aud the
a1l .icrs one hundred. Both sides had
many wounded.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-14

BARCELONA, Dec. lj.-Auoth0r an
RFchist has ueen arrested on Tho charge
OF completely with tho bomb Outrage Vt
the Licro thoatur Hn was denounced
by woman who H. no" ~ prison and
with whom ho formerly lived. Five
bombs, with iusrs attained, nave been
found ia garden Ia an alley called
Gale De Trnialgnr
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-14

WASHINGTON, Dec. l8.-rhe House
COMMITTEES GA public landa has reported
iavofably n bill allowing Montana 10
select the lands she was granted under
the enabling act before they arc sur.
yeyed, the title not 10 pass until the
survey IN male.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-14

PiITsBuKu, Pa, Dec. ia seized.
ulo OF reduced wages IN the Carnegie
plants In this city, Beaver Falls,
Btl. docs, aud Homestead Is now being
prepared. The reduction will be about
~ per cent, falling chiefly on the
asilltd woTkmen.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-14

" the bill 10 the House will not be
reached before the holidays and not
before the internal revenue bill IL re-
ported. Tho cigarette sch edulp D. iu-
creased 80 rs to produce $500 addition.
nj revenue. CUmmcn soap 10 made
dutiabls NJ 20 per cent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-14

LoSDON, Dec. lathe house Of
commons this afternoon by vote OF
ii5 10 %, passed b its second reading
a bill authorizing a loan OF c5O,OOO,OOO
u fndiu, owing % the failure OF tue
government 10 fbli InIia bills.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-14

OMAHA, Dec. l8.-Geueral COwen,
general counsel for ths government In
the Union Pacific receiveTship, says
the application Tor $4,000 salary each
'or the receivers will never come up
again. The couTt will see how much
actual labor falls 10 each " the five
receivers aud will In time fix their TO-
~, otlye nav,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-14

DENvER, Dec. l3.--John C.Chanoy,
accused OF ceiling n "sAltod" mine %
Denver capitalists, including Judge
Felker and D. IL. Moiial, was arrested
at La Junta today. His partner, NJ.
ID. Morgan, was atro'ted a week ago.
The mine had been sailed by sweating
gold Into the rooE eighteen inches.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-14

RALEIGH, y. g., Dec. l3.-Rlght
Rev. T.. -. Lingmsn, the Protestant
Epi,copal bishop of North CnrOlinn
died here this morning Of heart failure.
lie mas served rs priest In Baltimore,
Pittsburg, R0Ine Italy, and san Frau
cisco,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-14

AIINEEApOLia, pno. H. - Philip
Scheig, the aDsconding banker In
letter plead guilty this morning. IL II
believed he has made soma strange
mont with the uauk. The grand jury
10 now considering the cases Of Louis
and Frank FlOyod ss accomplicos.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-14

spRISGFIELD, Ill.,, Dec. l3.-Gov6r.
nor AllgslI rus declined 10 grant a
reprirvc 10 George Painter, sentenced
10 hang In Chicago on Friday Tor the
murder " Alice Martin, his mistress,
ia April, 1901.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-14

WAsuINGToN, Duo.l3,-C0mmander
Picking 10 Rio Januiro tclegraphs the
navy Department. that Consul Burke
IL Pernamhucl wants "A vessel M %
Revolutionary measure, mortal law
having bueu declared, All IL quiet.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-14
smor AN ACTRESS.
A Denver Youth KiIIs IIis Mistrss.
anu himself

anu Himself
DENvER, Dec. l3,-Ed Hanholj,
fast young mgu about town, this alter
noon shot his mistress, Ida Hal, a
Central theator Hotress, and then fired
a bullet into his brain. Hanileld diud
Instantly. The woman IL lying nj the
hospital, with q bullet wound through
her left breast, aud will die In q few
hours. Hanficld was the con OF wealthy
parents In Ashfeld, Mas-.iand has led
a absolute life hero. The gill relutei
to marry him.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-14
rmnnAwAIAN .onnEsroNDENoE

Cauas OF the Delay Ia sending II 90
tue Senate.
WAEHGNuIoN, Disc. lS,-lt appearb
thai two letters to Minister Stevens
from Secretary Blaine on the Hawaiian
aflsirs arc mieslDg aud this 10 delaying
tic sending VI tho Hawaiian cores
pondunco 70 the 5eua,e. IL Ia claimed
that Ia those Stevens was Instructed
to foster annexation
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-14

FLouFSCE, Dec. Is. - The courts
have declared tine banking nfm OF
Mltquay, Hooker a Go. insoivont.
The talnuce sheets show assets of
i,3il,8Jl lire aud liabilities OF :, 28O,b-O
lire.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-14

WAsHISaloS, u. g., Dec. l8.-The
ways anu means committee ordered
the tarin hill reported TO the House
next Tuesday, Probably confederation
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-14

CHICAGO, Dec. l8-JuIgmen, for
s85, 900 WAS entered todey against the
Henry Dibble Co., heavy dealers In
mantels anu CRATES.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-14
HOLIDAY
Goods.
Grand
SALE
OF =.
COME TO HEADQUARTERS

Largest Novelties la Csuod Christmas
Articles u Plush Novelties, in Mechanical Toys in Horn Novelties
Work Boxes IN Leather Goods Toilet Sets Collar and CuF
Boxes ndkerchsl Boxes, Dolls, Etc, and other beautiful
things for Holiday Gins.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-14
Gloves and Silk Mittens

Holiday Gr, handsome all prloe,.
silk T0s Fohus
extremely low Ia price aud arc duo presents for Christmas
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Fc
heavy all k black yards
| worth
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-14
THE BEST STOCK OF
HOLIDAY HANDKERCHIEFS,
AT SUCH LOW PRICES.

Ladies' scRlloped edge, hand em-
, - hroldorei HandkeTohi0fs, ia hand
- some deslgns.
Lndie1 hne, pure Japanese sub
, y handkerchief value 400.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-14
CLGDAIGS.

Clearing Sao Of Cloas In December Instead OF Januar
This Is great opportunity high garment Nominal
Buy ID nice Cloak Tor a Christmas Present
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-14
LADIES WRAPPERS.

sink Umbrellas, silk MuGleri, silk
Haudorch.uis, six Suspendors, SIX Tics
For Holiday Presents.
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PROFESSIONAL.
JAS. L. MOYLB,

u ~ "||" I'IN WHN ITVWTW TTTWI
ATTORNEYS .hr.LhW AND LAND
ATTORNEYS.
POI ai7 Mccormick u'ort. sa't Lake city, Utah
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-10
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore Nov. s-Flour dull UNCLAIMED whes.
7sSc; steamer No s' red eS Sc stock a lssR
bush; sales l25cOo bush; milling wheat by sample,
and year. easy @ 'p SSus1 na
Asa ii7sc; steamer mixed. tic asked stock ssh
old, 45c; new, 4Cai3c; yellow do; old SIC; new,
4oai3c Oats-Quiet and ste.Sy; No. 2 white West.
700 bush iS' stock &2yo bush. Hay steady: goa
steady; steam to Liverpool SG3i5d Cork for orders
SsG3s %. Cotton nominal, middling SIC. Butter
s5ssay dor laaSy a fancy 'S Zee SoS
to choice. lyN2oc; rolls, fine. 2g22c; do. fair TO
good lsasc store packed ls1e Eggs s'gs
No 7. 1890. Copper steady; refined Ice Other
articles unchanged.
Boston, Nov. s.--Flour dull and depressed; spring
winter wheat, 50 co. Com dull, but fairly steady; No2
yellow, Sic; steamer yellow, 5oa5lc: oats quiet; No
and nominal Provisions dull. with prices for pork
and lard ruling STEADY Hams lover far g faoSy
at g7laa2sc: Western summer creamery, 4a25c.
Cheese dull; Ohio flats, lie EGGS in large receipt:
Michigan, &c; ordinary marks easy. Receipts for
the week-F!our, 80 $50 bbs and t5,5n sacks corn
5s5i bush; oats, 1895 bush; shorts, so tons
Buffalo NGy sspEns wheat il fair yS ssmass S
! e. a. sS S - sle! a"s~ ;ss
e e11se' ssss e spot. S4.c, f.. Winter whsa,
dull weak; sales scar ears No White rsd s S2s Corn
opened firm, demand light: sales y cars No yell
low, 43hc; 2 cars No corn, Bc; 2 cars NO 3 iss
yellow. 44c: cars No g. Ale track. Oats quiet,
steady No Wits 3isSs4e 20 yS wh store G
10 white S3c asked Barley-Fair trade; No .
Western. Goafslc; No extra, S5a5se; No 3, hgSoc;
sc asked store Flour quiet; best spring. 8 6aAl5;
winter straights, 50 sOdss 40 Rye four 50 25as5 10
lfilI food oiiiet easy. UNCHANGED. Canal freighto
steady: wheat Sc: corn, 4'sc; oats. 5c barley, 4sc
seed Sc to New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-10
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEcp,pu

Buffalo. Nov. -Cattle-Receipts last 2. hor..
1850 head total for week thus FAR /, 5o nSo nr
tSroash o e hea ad; %eeS I'VE head fonns
sale 20 head; market opened slow bnt s ,eaa on
holding 10 cents higher for all kinds: closed ss ANY
oo head at total nero for wsn S last
for same time last week $3.50 head. co. y n,eaui
through, 1880 head; to New-York, 7;o hea Sds" e
saie zIW mead; market opened fairly active and nd
weights log& Is: choice light IS l5 mixed p soUa
s s;s ds i a lS fssnSy 2o mediums heavy.
ceipts last "a hours 200 head total for week ,bn:
far so9 head for same time last week go h .aS:
on ss h market to oSsSa
and lower; closed very dull; a few loads csn an
lambs sold At - 4oa:i 80 and number were s heS
Wethers ss@ss aS fair to e s%ed anSs aH q god
common, 50 25Qs3 So ''' ~ "e" .;
East Liberty. Nov Seattle receipts light. mas
good, 81 25qN IS; good butchers. Nas, *: ro,sS
fat 50 sonS4 81 fair light steer 81 sDaE Z. gosd
fat cows and heifers sag & bulls and stays t ss a.
s?odSi5. Hogs-Recepts light market active at I'M,
Workers O5ass Isl best mixed s. 5,s s5 grass =:
roughs. 81 5ONs5 So sheep-supply light; deman3
light; market dull at unchanged prices extra g 2r
So good 81 ,S@ on fair Ean 10 common ,9cy
Veal calves. IS 5ess 50; heavy and thin calves.
Union Stock Yards, Chicago, Nov s.-cattIe-R.
50 25ass; stockers and feeders, 81 25qs3 Is; cow:
and bulls, 81 25as3 80; calves. s2a3 e. Hogs
Receipts BOO market weak inferior to CHOICE ht5se
st. Louis. Nov. 9-Catte-Recelpts. 300: market
firm Hogs-Receipts, 2.20: market Sc NlOc higher:
choice, heavy, s. 95Ns6 10; mixed. s. 65Ta; light
s. 7oqs5 49, sheep-Rece!pts. 800; market nomnally
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-10
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

NeN-YoIk, November o. 1893.
DEEVI,S-Hcccpts wer, II cans. or 3si hcal-l3 cars
for -liugntere direct ad ! ears for the market No
trading Feeling scll CIV dressed bre, auIct NJ
GI,dssc for nati,c sid - and 52dac for Cooai do. No
Later cable advces Shipments to-day 100 cattle on The
tsr,cian Tor y. Ishp.A1 4 Brother: OS cattI; AMI 90
sheep on the Ornoo various shiprs; 10 morrow
the MASSACHUSETTS, o2I cate To- NJ. Goldsmith 223 cattle
MICH COWS-Dnly . had received. and no trade
worth noting Feeling drll AID mark n'm'naly wtak
u S25u-5p yer head Tor or ilnery TO good eows go .
CAINFs-cccpt- i2o hcni. OF which 3Si IT Si>t'rth-
SD - - per 100 n for common TO prm, N,S ~ 90
asi Tor fed ,alyc. - 30 for sr,s>r ~ ie@f' 80 for
We.tc.n calves Dressed caves In motc'at' sutpy and
adv. Cy drr~s 4 ,enls sod NJ Sal2Ic per N; ,oun
try drTscc AZ ,diie iajc for dressed araScr' ana %
10 for ltic calves.
salcs-iacrbcck & uol,: ,csl', Iao N avcr,g,"
90 so per iGl do. llc H. NJ ~ . fed calves. 3l5
NJ NJ 80 30; Is gra ssrrs. 2IT n. a. 5, so
Hume Mullen ~ val us to i,o 10 At "a so" sec
n At Is: / led cnlf oio u. at ~.
j: T. Nelson 1873 wc'tera calves, 30 N. at 80 %;
SiiEFp XNp INMns-Gccclp,s were 90 ears or
53Gi hcadlo crr- for the massc; end car. rect TO
butt hers In addition {, fresh arrivals. ID ears we're
held y"tcdav. There was no In proNcncnt In de-
maDd price. AL zone dealers thought tho narHet
reported lot In the pens. Common good sheen sod At
- ,oarS - Per 100 N pccrcs to hest lanO At rs aa
~ ~. Tho dead narsct slow nj ad7sc for drc're
mu't,n I'D r5SL," for dr.scd lambs.
o-c st - AZ pr 100 n 81 do 50 N al Vi %; l6>
W 'tcra sheep, ioi u at ~ so III do 80 m at %
.. Dnrnb,rk; ~ siate l,rbs. % N. at o.; lo7 d.,
lambs, 90 u 81 - IS; o. d, 50 NJ at sa75; 81 81 T.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-10
CASH QUOTATIONS..
Iron, No. / foundry
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New.Yerk, November o. 1898
COTTON-The cotton market opened with very lew
orders present and local traders generally long ana
rather disposed sell the Liverpool accounts being u,
satisfactory. the outset prices were from uhchangc'
10 points higher. but the market gradually became
weak under pressure OF liquidation OF long accout
and prices declined with the market hnaly u,
POINTS la nights level but steady III tole ne
volume business showed the effect, Of fears regarding
the Bureau crop report at II O'Clock Tomorrow ana
the sales only reached $4,000 tale the smallest total
fer several months pat for any fun session Much OF
the weakness OF todays session was due TO report that
would be out with an estimate pointing to crop OF 5000
ccO balss While the local contingent dsposcd 10
ridcue aay such figure. its effect upon the European
cotton markets could not ignored. and 1t naturally
assumed that Europe would take stock In Nels figures
because 10 would suit them do At the same time
reports were coming up from the south indicating mat
there was little disposition To sell spot cotton.
while The accounts wEngand not calculated
"a In .prc much confidence to activity on the part OF
American spinners. said prominent operator OIL Change
today 1.-The T. not without It's strong features
but there Just present too much company on the
hui side OF the market for much further advance until
ii0uidation has cvened up the market little better
The Bureau report tomorrow i expected To deal IN
rather general way with the cotton crop The move.
mcnt on which operations today have been partly based
grouped as follows At the ports for the day. 32o
against 90 5 bales last year AZ NeW2rleans Tor 70,
marrow is O00d6 900 bales against o:l9o bales last
year Al the ports for the week $4,000 bales against
interior loo 600 bales against 900 bales cor
responding week last yea, H.. . ,.s,. Rid. tho
80 nd losf