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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-12
welpoN,s BASEBALL "coLTs."
The Scrubs Win the Game BIZ Score oil q
toI7-Horses Dying of Blind stsggers.


fCorrespondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
WELDON, n. c., August 1.-THE cranks
had the pleasure of witnessing q, spirited
game here yesterday. The hrst ana
second mines agreed to cross bats Just TO
give the regulars q little practice, put
the result was the first nine got just 1T
tie more practice than they needed. Inc
scrubs beat them badly and scored ~ 10
II. Raleigh Daniel. late OF the Rocky
Mount Club. was captain and trotted MS
men around the diamond at such lively
pace that heucetorth they will take, the
name of one of Richmond's clubs and call
them Colts" Haywood and Smith-
everybody knows Smith-did the bat;
terry work for the Colts. while. Novel;
took the box for the first nine and
Pierce held him down behind the BAT.
The ladies' sympathies seemed to be with
the unfortunates. aud one sweet, innocent
vnnng girl did not think 1t right OF just
that the umpire should put the other men
out and be himself never strike.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-12
SPECIAL SALE
OF
SHEETS, BOLSTER-CASES,
AND WHITE QUILTS.
DOUBLEBED SHEETS, made Of Andres
eoggin cotton, with two-inch hem, actual mea-
sure SLIGO, price 62Isc. each, 1925 per pair.

ExTRA-LARGE BED QUILTS, Marseilles
pattern, price sl.25 each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-27
LONDON WOOL SALES.

London. March 25.-Ano,her skin sale held to-day
at which lOs7 bales were offered The competition was
good and the offerings sold Yesterday hrmness
wei sustained. Clothing and combng nlerinos were
sd I'd dearcr especially for long wool Lambs and cros;
breed, al, anc'd 4d. Following are the sales IN deta
and the prices obtained New South waIes.5oo bales
clothing and combing 8td7 id pieces ami damaged 20
Queensland 200 bales; clothing and con1hs "a "a
Piece, and DAMAGED 5sa6*d south AUSTRALIA, zoo
aged ld0+d West Australianloo bales clothing and
sombing 800 pieces ard damaaed r. Newze a;
Good Hope and Nata-ioo bales; clothing and combine
iLdji. Punta Arenas0D bales; clothing and cOmbing,
~ a7d pieces and damaged 4Ad5sd. lalAland-lOo
bales clothing and comblng, 5,,d7Std.
during the week. Rates have been fully supported.
American buyers have purchased several lots o, scotch
demand FOR which continues The arrivals for the
sales number 31S,997 bales OF which 100
forwarded diIcct. The arrivals for the
week From New South Wales. lob lales from
queensland olj bales from Victoria. 7.525 bales from
Australia. Az bales; from NcwI"1land. 81 30
bales: Capo Of Good Hope and Natal 15t2 bales.
and various other places. 1888 bales. Cable a1yces
from the market there IL active
AMI FIRM Prices hlriening. The daily receipts
average 400 bales French buyer. purchasing largely
Herman buyer, have almost ceased operations. The DE-
crease in the clip from 80 900 - 10000 bles
cable dispatch from Aleoa Bay the market there
4, firm. short greasy Is In Ioor supply.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-27
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. March 20 SpecaD Although the May wheat
clique appears be following out its tactics. simply
resting on its line the May wheat shorts for
reason other. to BE- getting and more uncom-
Portable Although the leading bulls yesterday sold May
sparnsly exete1 themselves keep the prize
down. covering by Northwestern and Louis shorts id
yanced May price TO IS cents and closed 1t there
There might have 1000 of May wheat traded In
had May buy found ~ as hard to buy 1000 3s IL
usually buy 1O00O00 In this market: The shorts
who May Immediately rrnec around and sold for
July That kept the July weak and cosei y at ~ cents d
count week. II the shorts do not gel relief from tho
imporaa: May holders The outside news was mixed.
rather bearish from the seaboard builsh from the West
The drouh s unbrosen ana there was again
lot Of eropdanage reports from that Stat The North
light 232 against 142 cars
year ago; the weeks movement looked the visible
however was 10 engossed the May deal that ordnay
outside news cut no figure. Calls" on May corn were
very The spectators found that the elevator
people had offered shippers rebate Of cents ON the
storage 70 ship and that this rebate was not enough
markets than cents out Of the way Of the
shipping basis they had better make haste aud sell n
shor May sold from 43c 42.c and closed at l2asc
The reeegs' %sse ~ cars the i0 o Moay lye
reason May sod nom 3sc to 3ie and closed sias,.
Provisions without being significantly active showed some
reaction from the low price. Of Friday Po'. "i"'rf
over There was goodszcd purchase Of september lard
~ 6ehwafz.Dupee. probably 5000 terccs. AZ "as
e4y noteworthy business Of the day. Wright dd
va covering pork The selling OF lard led by
oe,Dson the selling Of ribs by the Cudaby Packing Com
- week. Important bulls resting their
he>e. and putting the
nasSet such product they making. particularly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-27

later cable news shipments reported except that the
We'll. City Will not get oil this week go
CAIV ES-i;cccpts 80 head. Market steady. with
sale. =, joat7 30 per iCJ N for common to god
Dressed calNrs stcady.
Sale iIallcnbcck & Hollis II vculs. 1872 n. at
81 30 do 1913 b. at - - II Go. on N. 81 - 3D.
q. Dicnbick: - yeal, 1873 ~ al - 90 20 do. III
~ - 80. 80
SHEEP AND JAMBS.-Rcccpts. . cars. or i2s
head and u car. held ycStcriay. The feeling
was firm ,his morning and prices higher for lambs All
sold. except az the LIVER !ad,. FAR TO ezra
sheep sold ~ j063i 30 pr 100 N good 10 choice
nj dressed mutton slow but hrn. a.
for ordinary choice, and heavy wctaers which
ore scarce would ,ell ut Zee. -
sales-linlcnb"ck 4 Hollis 202 Western lambs, %
- average - 30 per loo n, 20 d.. :. ~ At ~ -
~" state do ~ n. AZ 90 -; l'G 90, 81 ~ At ~ 80
iio do % n 30 IS; IL cul-. 90 n. at - 30 ls3
W,.,crn sheep ioi n. - so 80 do. los ~ at 80 %
u. Harrington 2O0 Western lambs. ~ y. at ~ -
iC state d. - D. q: - - ZIG do, 90 u, AT - JV,
j. y ridrocS 4 Sous 100 State sheep. Of n. Mt SC
$40 STATE lambs. 20 N. ut ~ -.
uOsS-i,erripi- -, ears. l,ijJ heal. Forty hogs
for al ana sold at - la for good AMI q i24 Tor
ho9-.
>slrsrA. W Lamb: - sfa,c h q. Is3 n average, a.
IS H. Ter 100 n : rough d.. 40 H. at - l2'a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-27
Ce9al Ncfltes.
THOMAS SlIEEIIY, DECEASED.
ADVERTISEMENT
WYNN ,,tr Elm avn rpEnITOpS

Pursuant an order of the High Court OF Justice In
Ireland. Chanccry Division made In the natter OF the
estate of the said Thomas Shcchy, late OF Dlrrckt in
the CITY Of Cork la, hcOr. and In cause Rand V.
pe.rotr ts93 O., the persons claiming Ia De next
OF kin according statutes fer the distribution OF in
es.e's estate, oi tie said Thomas shccay, living at the
time OF his III about the 1876 or to be the Legal
rr.ou representatives, 81 such Of the said next OF kin
ore now nd are by their solicitors before the LIST
dav OF july 1893, in and prove their claims AZ
the Chambers Of the Rgh Honorable the Ncet hancellor
q Ireland Inns CDiy the city Of Dublin or In de-
ut thereof they win be pcremptoy excluded from the
bcnca. Of the said order.
And the creditor, Of the said Thomas Shcchy are
or before the sad day Il July 1893 T. send by pot
prrr nd to John X, Golfer. OF NO. Eusoccst. In the
CITY OF Dublin the solicitor for the defendant. Charles
Leslie Porrott the admnistat.r II the deceased their
Christian and surnamc addresses and descriptions, and
I'm the case Of firms the Of the plners AID style
and title firms the full particulars OF their claims
statement Il their accounts. and the nature a the secu
ties III ony held b. thcm in default thereof they VIII
b. rermporly excluded from tie tcneht OF the said
order Every creditor holding any security Is to produce
the came before the Right Honorable the Vices chancellor
Of Ireland a. his Chambers -Four Courts, Dublin on the
iith day OF July. 1922. at II o'clock In the forenoon
being the time appointed hearing and adjndieatng
the claims Of next q kin and creditor.
Dated this lst March, 1898.
HENRY A. COsGRAvE.
Asst. Chief CLERK
MURDOCH GREEN FOLEY
sor. for Plaintiff - T.. Saekville-st. Dublin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-27
COTTON NAEKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

IJyet,.ol March 20 / D. m-Cotton-The sales OF the
day 1eladd oalc' AErlean Futures closed 6rGis
clause. March delivery, i5o.o'd, buyers: Mara and
livery 50.idi 5I.Gil; MAY and June delivery j26id
s.lcr,; June and July delivery l39iai 5l0id; July
Septenbr delivery. 5t.0idi 55.oid September and De
tol,r delivery jl-o4d value; october ard November
delivery i96td. value. ~
weston March 2jCo,ton easy; middling; s'4c; low
mddng sse good ordinary, 7isc; net and gross NJ
ips cSi b1e- sulcs. 1901 bales spnner>. Ii bales
stock o. 1S bacs.
Noriolk March o5-Co,to1 nominal; midiling. sac
low mddng. 5-lGc; coed or.inary, 1sc; net and
cross reciIt. 3o3 bags rHorts coawi'c' loo oae'
Ncw:Orlcans. March 25..Co,ton dun good middlinc.
Sc net receipt. 2slS bales gro.s ?iie bales exports
b. the ContIn:nt 80 sa'S cHaitwi'c' loo2 bales
,a,alnah. March .5.-cotton easy; mlddiing. Size
rcecps sis balc; exports cols;wse. 40 bales saes
300 bil,s stock. COBB bles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-27
THE STATE or 1RIDE.

baltimore. March 25.tlour eidy unchanged; ,sal',
$50 rLis. Hn,at luady No. = red sgot and March,
.-pe5-sc. Apri. '-'.e od; May. t"t e; june ~"
H4c. July, .i'.c tii; STEAMER No. I'D US-c hI :
milling whoa: by sample '.",5c stock. sJ1,j-i bush
Mai,h AID Apih, AZ" ~ May, +o.a io@e; July.
i3a434c; steamer mMcd, ij2c bid white eon by
sampo. 4st.ci yellow H., i9c stock. osOG3j bush
sales. lo..OyJ bush Ua,s quiet ani steady No.
wnl.c M.seIn iie 40 lived we.tsl" % 81 80 ~,
nomln'l,y. stock 800! bush Hay nm; hooi to
,nLngcd, ,ctt'n mammal mlddling '.c IIo,iso n
i+iri. r-nnct. 49,, Butter him; Creamery fancy
2od3oc do fr 10 caoice sjd79G do imitation 1Sy
active, lo.Gl7c. toneo dull; NO tafSo l'r'
Isle; No. J. i,'.dl7ic sqsai steady ara act i've
lianuate' Isle. copper unchanged Whisky hrh
Fl 2tdrl ID
Buffalo. March 25-Sprlng wheat very dun ana nn.
settled; No. hard closed i3i; No Northrri' w.
NO !. Northern - re. Winter du No. z red. 49,
No rcd, roe; No. white .3ae Norh IN rt,er
de- Generally rasr!. Salc-, cars No . F.uo"
IGc No. do. lJiec; cars No. do, iit"4'2c
ears 80. ., 4jiac; No. 3. ~ iiiTc; car no
Grade Ale Dat. steady. Sales, ) cars 40. Mht,
Shitc, 3sa5sisc; cars 80. mixed. 81 ae ear no
do 3,r Ia les dull, No. 3 extra Western, Od
Gic No l. J30Jsc Michigan. G3a1Oc state. OSd 10 ;
40 | Canada, SOasJc No. =. f.,i No. 5 extra 'oc'
itvc no olcrires spot; No. quoted UOo Flour quiet.
st,.,irr best spring, ~ lJdFi JJ do winter - so
a. o. rye hour. sS i0as3 80. Mil feed quiet weak.
Unchanged
,.h,.,r, March oJ-Thc leading futures ranged fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-27

103 COO bales.
CGFFf.F-rhe coffee market a. Ncw-York closed AZ a
recession OF 10 points. with sales itcd 10 100
bags. aud the market finally stcaiy In tone me clsc'
tho foreign said large Operator to day; NJ
market Tor coTes f. main -tsady; due mainly n
juniors lighting In Brazil and possibility OF war be-
tween that sounfry and argentine Republic. on
not take pace nevertheless rumols and sslta,!ons Of
this wa. doubt, tend, a. il hs@ In the rat -
cause renewed buying Talv the market hero has bccn
staenant. and wlc prices have not bren affected nj
torialy county demand 10 have fallen on CHI
tely Owing the position IN nayre the world sccs
has been receive and providc for the
tenders March IN that market II estimated TINT he
is carving very nearly 900 900 bags Of coffee and his
profits March have been =, graf TIA; he cin WI
AFFORD his May. which purchased to min.
tain tho position Of March What effect the nahi n
be sen but without this faco: prices cn1 lower
rather than . higher lev" cone" 10 Longer l."
consider cheap ita merits There POI olo bags
Rio. anoat pr steamers, against 3o7 600
bags time last year The total stock Of Brazil
coffee Including amount ahont $50 oOg tags. sglinsi
bars in 1870. Total stock in Ncwyork. 1871 $50 bars
Warehouse deliveries a. New YORK thus far th. week
as773 bags. The SPOT coffee market was dull. RIO
30. quoted 17ac.. No sales reported. The cabl.
sfs "a CT &C. Tor April 70. 81 for May % 81
Tor Juns 1ss Cd Tor July and IS 81 Tor August Ha,rc
closed steady at franc decline. Hamburg closed quiet
and unchanged TO pfa lower Rio closed steady frs,
ordinary mil 100 rcis good second 10 mil 80 rcis
exchange. Ioi.o Receipts. G.0o0 bags stock 17io.o
ris receipts 1000 bags stock. 90 900 bags Salcs
Rag: June go hays: july. 200 bags: November $50
bags toll 1850 bags. Market closed larcly steady
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-27

FLOUR AND MEAhMsrHe, asai" T naoe dl ~, ~i !.
n nd ca oS SH the 'e @ das
Of orr pr 81 %hsA at p'sssa' WEN sV @
g T % s.. Sale. cry n 1sst va Gsiss'
e.; IS: S %" s I'd
southern south 70 soas2 yellow 7: soass hs
meal I "5'sFr .'eas '% at uneS S
F ddo Mar Of y =. 'vs a % 90 infi
ed 81 n q ~ : small nfs a ea e' at
rsaegs died sduSd The pit %h the
gS" g. a ss tho ss" s
ns more ~si n
frs s the market dun and orders
i aiaSon Hsrpp' cd ST wave Teporsa SSSTs
G"nS S A BY %HM says that While
short i. some sections tak Fr the n S e.
Review ssys has no; been favorable 70 &c
Ea srSSan Of oor
,s sr Sse,. (" sc. @ Sss b @a
hone Of Early spr'g NJ On the
rs g sSS Sss p ss the sran .
as S%sS e.
1s sa the CORRESPONDING Week Inst year exports
ap Sa od sss -. t. Ss'S have
%Sss Zoo sssD' q; Strs s:
cept have bcen Obj SOS 900 bush AGAINST 2ioooGo 600
Near 900 bush red and, a.a oco No
Quotations No . red I,c under May store and elc.
vaior &c over. deliyrroi; No h1d winter 1+c unSr
Trade carly very duh With Int rest until near the
cIosr when Chicago market way and prc- mere
declined sharply Cash corn was very dull ana hc pro
Hanged orat,y cash market has been ono OF ne
features future position Cash sncs
were small at 52a524c for No in elevator. tOaoOc
Tor no g. 53c for steamer Whit steamer MIXED was WAS
o"1tcd a: 5Ic.... OATsThe market was dnli all ne
morning weakening Of both cash ana futures a. , cosr
dull With .sc: Of only $1,000 sus1 o follows qo No
d.iiSsrca: No cats. use. No white .2sat ,s
mxtd $sTa <0ac.... BARLEY-M.rket quiet and shon;
steady Quotations arr nominsl At ooacSr for 20 Vs.
Market dull and nominoly steady Western Gnaa,c ano,a
s5c Improved State 75a77c sixrowed s2s"s 49,.
option quotations f9l,w For eSpafscn . se v rp are
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-27
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM TIE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The exports Of crude, refined, etc. from the Atlantic
port, from January cate are estimated In hcrlahs
News Letter. az $4,000 600 S1llons IN increase over
the correl bonding period 1892 Of 2loco0oo gallons
But the enlarged movement unfortunately, il going on
at practically lowest prices recorded on account oil
the vitality Of Russian competition There no iouaa
oa for the s,snt reports that an " Se tm ging ma
G & sy seem c e praVe s rs ' combnaton
Tnei .ne fenDins Interests, bit this Viii give them
larger advantage in the warfare against American
SaTs.sy o. the % Tscd Pc sli' e'I c
b reached which would or r ss S.e cs %
but there is prospect Of any early change hcm The
sA'ins sA declining "sersy
1' q aoS se g0u9 edSns TO is
bette. pGs but aIn TO s send sSpeS Of ns ns
s sSa sam M,.p Win Stimulate development
sssDssa s' "s'E 1s
ws ssy s f d hs sSa
sss;a''sss Go s%%isS Conditions
sss'ssa sss
70 the best prices Of the wcsk: %
eh ans ns s Ss r i Ts "ns arc 1fA
s T.. .., s::,
7,.si. eesnSasss SOCK Esc$sass @ad ;S s Co.
sOldatrd and Petroleum Excbahge Icr the Iast
two weeks follows:
Exchange. Consolidated.
Week ended Mar. 49, Mar. 25. Mar. 10. Mar. %
S H.5sss;s ::::::: g. 81 g. g.
i iSs s,,,.. 900 g. ZOO 60; $500 $500 go
Refined petroleum was advanced Is points last week
TO 45 cents gallon barrels and 20J cents In bulk at
NewYork and $40 cents and 900 cents ~ philadelphia
gallon. Crude wa without change at 5.j5 cents fl
ha-rels sos bulk. Washington cruse being
$40 and cents respectively, for barrels and bulk.
Narhtha was unchanged at 80 cents per gallon
foreign decline OF 31Gd. j. reported at
London 4isd4hd per Imperial gallon. There was no
change at Antwerp at 1920 francs per 100 h.oi. and at
EYelncn 500 marks per so kilos.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-27

John Devn, twenty-five years old, of NO. LILO
Third-ave., was arraigncd IN the lorkvle Police
Court Yesterday by Policeman Goodcnough, Of the
Sixty sevenhst squad. IL charge Of burglary. Dew
Nm was charged with having entered the apartments
OF Mary Ernst at No. Jos Firs;avc saturday after
noon and attempting to steal clothing valued at SO
Mary Dunn, living at the same address, s"ore TO
having seen Dcvlin enter the apartments from the fire
escape. Devln said that he was chasing canary
bird which flew upon the 6fecScape lie followed II
when II flew awav and on looking through the window
saw the door open and thought he would 60 down
that way. lie did and was arrested Justice
Mcmahon held him In $500 bail. -',
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-27
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Lyerpco March Is 80 msBecf1iolder;; o, enc,
;S s m.aer.sl. ouer freely Cumbsr.
Holders oGcr freely. 1aiyow-IIo!ders are not Offering
spiri!s q surlentae.lioders oGcr modsrately osin,
ICY futures, holders are not offerings prime Western
~ Sun St Ss Whcet-holdcrs onct mod,rsey fiSnf
nsasss holders ore, moderately miwd Western. April.
en-Yael1e CSosk-A6laeys eaR nodelately.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-27
he WILL NOT COLLECT MR. SPENCER'S BILL.

When Police Justice Scion =. smith took his seat
on the bench at the Tombs Police Court yesterday
morning he found letter his desk addressed
To A Justice of Peace, NewYoIk, y. Y.
Fleming, Liberty County, Ca, March %, 1893.
Justice OF Peace, New-Yo'k.
You will please call United State Furniture Co.
No III Nassau Ncw-York and collect from them
the sum OF % and msk them pay you Costs OF
Cort. Write they Owes me this above
amount Furniture. viii send you postage for return
postage. hear fiom you at my expense.
Your Respect j. III. SPENCEk
The Judge has too much business TO attend to and
handed the letter TO the reporters that Mr. Spencer
may see his letter in the papers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-27
EUGENE FIELD.

The closing meeting Of the union for the season OF
1892 90 will be April "A. The officers OF the
union are President. John Patton; vice presidents,
william 4. Dodge, Scott Foster j. Cleveland Cady, the
Rev. DR.. George L. Shearcr Logan c. Murray, the
Few Dr. II. NJ MacCrackcn: secretary Richard F.
Davies treasurer Andrew Mills: executive committee,
Frank T.. COnover Colonel Alexander p. Ketchum
Charles o. Kimha George Moore Smith. the Reg John
Talcom shaw Edward 4. Treat. Warner Van Nordcn.
Eilioen Van Rensselaer,. Vincent NJ Wilcox, William
RAYMOND Worra and Wallace D. Darkley.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-27
ARRESTED on MS FATHERS COMPLAINT.

Alexander stern, eighteen years old salesman,
Of No. go East One-hundrcd and sXtccnth-st, was
arrsgncd before Justice Welc. In tie Harlem Poic"
Court yesterday complaint OF his father Leopold
who charged him with the larceny OF diamond pm
valued at $50 Mr.. stern said lis son had stolen and
sold numbe? CT things from the house In order 10 get
money TO spend with dissolate companions. The
diamond pin bad been pawned. When young Stern
was arrested number Of pawn tickets were found III
his possession. He WAS he'd III Sl,OOO DAHL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-27
300 BEAUTIFUL DANCERS,
CoIumbus's First Voyage.
MAGNIFICENT BALLET

after carly hrmncs recovered slightly and closed c
below Yesterday; No mi~d cash. 39Ec April, SG,se
slght rally -c on; No. cash. 50tc May 3l'.c
sye higher; No. @ side. 53c Barey-Nothing doing
FaNcrI, II lOls closed, ~ H. Ilno.ny, T3 'oG@i 20
Hay uncha ced. Bran, ,ast track, Doc Butter steady
Legs, l3'2c. Lead. 80 S22 speer, ~. CornmeeI
.teady. 81 90. tagging and cotton ties unchanged.
Whiskey ~ Il. Provisions steady, unchanged
Toledo March 25.-whcat dull and easier; No . cash
G9ac; May 7Oascd7Oac; July, 72sc; August, 12'.c
Con dull and steady NJ cash, 4-ac May 4-'ic ~
3. 42c 30 4, Ale. oats dull cash. Bic. Rye quiet
cash, ose. Cloyer:eed dull Primo cash 50 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-27
LIVE STOCK MhRKET>-BY TELEGRAPH.

thl,lcu. Match 2j.-"1he Evening Journal reports
Caitl. receipts 800 head ,hlprrent-. 500 head; no
sun tic1t number on val To make MARKET tp quota
tlon- - 75dsG Hoe>-I,eccilts. 1000 head shipment,
5000 head steady rough and mixed, 50 sjdeI 20; heavy
a. ,ra., - hs.,t - -0ds7 ", sheep ani lanb-.i.e
ccps ZOO heid top -hc9 sjatj 80; top lambs, - ~
drf a..
81. Louis March 25.-,attle-ShIpments. 1000 head
MAJ aot st,idy good native siccr. t3a - yO il
TeNa. steer. - 10. HoCs-Rccclpts. 100 hcld
shl:m Mt 800 sd market heavy. - iJaSs 81
nIscd -5d.1 A lisnt ~ Iods7 81. shce.-Shpmcnts
400 Lad natHct nrm, unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-27
Urn Goods.
tjclp Uantco.

xNANTED-For the United States Army. ablebotlei
w unmarried men, the Of ~ and 80
eyyd pay rstlons clothing ana medical attendance sp.
As 70 age ana habits Apply 10 Park Row.
or II Abingdon Square. NewYork City; 81 Fdonsss
Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-27
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New.York, March 20 1879
COTTON-The cotton market mas been unsettled ana
lower In consequence OF the large supply Of cotton the
Visible showing 900 ssS bales agsns, t5o SSS bale;
growth Liverpool has within 100 900 bales as
much she had year ago. and private cables say that
the market is overloaded with cotton with the trade buy
Ing little the settlement Of the strike
We that the sales o. cotton In Liverpool tocay
only 1000 bales and that the price OF spot cotton In
that market Is l.l6 lower. with futures 1.G4 10 2.64
lower at the close. This sort OF news has had very
unfavOrabe effect market which Is pelspoed TO
weakness account Of the almost unanimous testimony
Tor the next crop Spot cotton in the market
that better than Sac for mddfngs Official quo
tainy irregular and contains good many soft lots
which might easily give careful buyer an advantage
Of 116 l. cent from present official quotations.
During the latter part Of the session there was some
trimming reaction the market Is already sustained
a decline Of about without substantial rally
before close Of the market We saw some large
conservative houses covering short contracts II was
buying that arrested the declining tendency OF the
market and finally produced steady feeling Sentiment
the long run Of the market however, Is SIN IN
msakaby bcarsh but conservative traders are look
ing rally. IL is believed that cons derable
short exists Private cables explain the
lower prices Manchester due 70 expectations OF an
increased supply after the Lancashire mills get working.
decrease in the cotton goods udc In The United states
reported and buyers they do better than quota
lions in getting Supplies. The market for print cloths is
also decidedly weaker and very dull.
CURRENT SPOT COTTON BRrcES.
Quotations are based American standard OF cassi
0cat and Stop