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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-16
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. ILL. April 15.-July, wheat
was dumped to-day. Millions of bushels
were sold by the clique. The close Was
weak at inside price. a decline OF &c.
compared with last night. Ii is report
ed that Partridge turned bull on July
wheat Yesterday and was a neaVy DuyIr,
Part OF the gossip was that ne knew tne
CLIQUE TO be short OF that month ana was
taking advantage of the situation 10
force prices up and give them dose OF
medicine administered TO him.. But the
CLIQUE seems to have turned on MN,
and to-day It had nearly all its agents
selling. while the legitimate situation
appeared quite as strong as yesleI u1H.
They succeeded in forcing the price d"
from opening to finish. The gem al
opinion is that Partridge has been ~Aip-
ped. The clique found 1t impossible TO
dispose of any May, and no one else be
ing inclined to sell. 1t was comparatlVeIy
neglected. IL closed at a decline slnCS
yesterday of nc. per bushel. Corn duli
and closed &c. under last nights fgures;
oats easier. At the close May showed
a net loss of &c, June 1sc: and July i4c.,
but September was UNCHANGED. hog
products were weak and decidedly lower
There was but little demand, and the
Big leaders raided the market. Com
pared with yesterdays closing prices,
Nav pSrk is 25l9c. lower. lard Is from
10 to PIC lower and ribs from ~ 10
1y.c. The new rule about the closing
OF the Saturdays sessions of the board
at l. o'clock from now TO OCTOBER o4sl
oh mo-
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ding. 3: net receipts, 400 bales; sales.
" bales; stock. Bliss bales; Coastwise.
$50 bales.
BALTIMORE. April 15.-Cotton nomi,
nal; middling, sN; gross receipts. bd2
bales; stock. o.O66 bales.
BOSTON. April l5.-Cotton quiet; mid
dllng, SM; net receipts. IL bales; gross re,
eeipts. GA bales; Great Britain. 1856
WILMINGTON. April l5.-cotton quiet;
midding. ~: stock. 10. $50 bales.
rhlLApELPHIA, April lb.ICotton
quiet; middling, s 1916 net receipts. 10
bales; gross receipts. 4So bales; Stock
SAVANNAH. April 15.-Cotton easy;
middling Z 1916 net receipts, GlO bales;
gross receipts. 40 bales. sales, ~ bales;
NEW ORLEANS, April 15.-cottonr
quiet; middling. 5 lie; net receipts. 4, 0oG
bales; gross receipts. 4.l93 bales; sales,
$50 bales stock BASIL S s1liss G aess
bales: Continent, 600 bales.
MOBILE. April 15.--Cotton easy; mid
ding, 9-lG, net receipts, Az Dales
sales. 800 bales. stock, 1915 bales; COAST
Memphis. April l5.-Cotton steady;
middling, ;, net receipts, III bales gross
receipts, ai2 bales; sales. l'3oo Bales
AUGUSTA. April 15.-cottono quiet
mlddhng. 7M; net receipts, 1Ss bales
sales. 2tD bales; stock. 2S,2'o bales COTTON
STEADY; miiddlinr. IA; net receipts, ,82a
bales: sales. - bales stock, 29,2o2 bales;
GiNCiNNATI. April 15.-Cotton steady
middling. 81: net receipts, 62S bales
sales. 300 bales; stock, G.0iG bales.
LOUISVILLE April 15.-Cotton nomi-
ST LOUIS. April 15-Cotton quiet
middling. \: net receipts. 80 bales; gross
receipts. 7Sj bales; sales. sol bales
HSi-Sr6N Nprn 15.-Cotton quiet
middlng. : 1916, net receipts, $50 bales
/ gross receipts, 7S0 bales; sales. 420 bales
i stock. 12.219 bales. -, ,,..,,o,
easv. sales i5NiO bales; April. $50; May
~ june Siie. 73S; August IA; September
/ 10. October, III; November. $50; De
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LOST HIS BRIDE AND CASH.
She Proved to BE Another Mans, ana
Probably tho other Man Got tho Money.

Two men on bridal trip with the same
bride is quite a novelty. even In Chicago.
Charles Spence, Of Toledo. o.. according
to his story, is the victim Of cheated
hopes and blighted anticipations of matri-
monial happiness. WistfulIY he watched
the elevator at the Great Northern re-
Gently and nearly precipitated scene
when buxom little woman, fashionaby
attired, cast a look of disdain at him as
she passed jauntily out at the Jackson
street entrance. accompanied by young
man who glanced about nervously.
well. possession is nine points OF the
law, l suppose" said Mr.. Spence, as he
dropped into a chair.
Nothing, only I've been badly fooled
replied the excited man. II was like
this: / live at Air Line Junction, SUI
burb OF Toledo, o., and work at the Mill
burn Wagon Works. Last summer | met
a young widow on an excursion 10
Presque Isle, and our friendship culnn-
mated in an engagement. She gave her
name ss Maggie Short, and lived In
cottage on Cherry street with her mother.
I told her I would have money enough
saved TO start for ourselves this spring.
and trusted her implicitly. AS her mother
objected to our marriage II was agreed
that we should come to Chicao. see the
Worlds Fair grounds, and get marrleu
here. Monday I drew 5000 from the bank
and went 10 the Union depot in Toledo,
according to previous arrangement She
was there all right, but a man named
Morgan a former clerk in the JEFFERSON
Hotel. monopolized all her time, and
during the whole journey TO Chicago he
occupied the car seat with her and
was Obliged 10 sit alone. After leaving
Fll<hart she actually laid her head on
his shoulder and went to sleep. This
made me pretty mad, and I half made
up nv mind not TO marry her when we
| reached Chicago. The fellow said good
| nv az the depot here and / supposed he
! would let my bride alone. We came to
rho Great Northern, and she said she
! guessed she'd do some shopping while
| hustled for n marriage license; so | gave
! her sl0L and started out 10 arrange Tor
fhe marriage. Later in the day. on my
return TO the hotel. ! found that Morgan
sitting on tofa beside her in the iadies
| parlor Ill,
Say. like your nerve, l said. walk
ine, M to him. This lady IS my afiianceo
! wife well. 7 guess not said he
can 20 YOU one better. She Is my lawIu
wife we were married Saturday in TO
ledo and are on our wedding trip.
saw I was badly duped and made ar
effort TO get back my 800. but she sale
she had spent It. Well. ! let them go
and 7 guess I've got the best or the par
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LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL. April 15.-Noon.-Cotton
quiet and prices unchanged; American
can. 600 bales speculation and EXPORT
5uO bales. Futures steady ana det,a .i,i
June-July. 4 24-G404 25-G4; July-Auguust,
4 2G-G4; August september, 4 7J-Gtp
4 27-6I: October November. 2S-64; No
Vcmbe r December 1 2S-Gi. -,
p MNApril. 4 23-GiGpl 24-G4; April
Nav. 4 23-G4ii4 3i-Gl; MayJune 1 24-G4'
sellers. June-July. ! 23-G4; buyerS; J Wy
August. 2G-GfQ4 27-4; AuSust-SSe SCI lS,n,.
Der. 4 27-64. sellers; eptember-OctoDer
4 2S-6i. sellers: October-N November $50,
BUYERS; Noyember- December 4 2o-0ig
4 20-6i Futures closed finn at the al
vance,
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DEAF lis.

GENTRY.-Died. at his residence; 4o5
east SIC cary street Saturday morning. April
IL 1Sa3. at o'clock ISAAC a. GENIhi'
in the forty--sixth year OF ms a EEieethodist
church at Il o'clock TOMORROW 'Moh-
ua GS}REEN~Dled. April 49, 1893 u st the he
residence of his brother-lth-G1arws,c ave street,
EITGENE <. GREEN, of Henrico county ;
HIS funeral will take place from tn9 a.
house on TOMORROW (Mondiayfl =, r al
O'clock NJ. The. friends Of 6 f., 1am''iS'
are respectfully invited to attend
No flowers. .o.-o
ALSTON-Died, April 14th. at 100
p n AT the residence Of her husband
John H. Aston. No 1l1G yiral9i daSgbter
Of William and e. a. Dowden' In the
twenty-ninth year Of her age. Do.,,,-
Funeral Will take place from Denny
street Methodist Episcopal c9ureh A AT i
9sl9ck F Rrs MI T9 and acG 1 Of
the family invited to attend 80
HEYER.-Died. at his residence, 9VO
state street, April IA. 1893. FRANZ J.,
HEYER, in the thirty-siXth year OF his
age. .ooo
GTEIHRGIMfA nP daughter
~ Frank and Maggie Grasberger; aged
one OF + year earn three ' months and ten days.
HARR,soN so, IL a M BE BESSIE 5f H H0uH"
RISON. only daughter Of John r. ana
Cora Harrison; aged two years and
III HfAYS'TWSARD-Died. at his residence
No. 2G05 street, at 1870 O'Clock T., ".
! FRANK HAYWARD, in the twenty
sixth year of his age. , co..
HUDGiNS.-Died, at Culpeper GO Court
house. Va. on the evening OF the G pm In, In
A. G. Hudgins, formerly OF the United
States and Confederate States, navy. t.
LANGHORNE.-Die April 9th6 II
Lynchburg, MARY CHAMPE BI.9 Sor, 70
wife of Mr.. a. Armsteau A'ans "e
u WSITIIfKINS.-Died, April "A. 1872. a 1922
A NJ. Mrs CLARA ID. WILKINS III
the sixty-third year OF her age.
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II Mr.. Barclay Warburton succeeds III
making a success of his coaching enter
nrisa between the Hotel Stenton, Phlla-
delphia. and the Meadowbrook stock
farm Of Mr.. Thomas Wanamaker, he VIII
have done that which has several times
heen ATTEMPTED before only TO meet with
failure. The Wanamaker millions, now
ever. are back OF the present movement
and II is not impossible that the wanna
maker luck may also attach 10 IL IN
some way Certainly no better day could
have heen asked for the initial run than
that of last Saturday, when The Mea-
dowhrook" covered the ground between
the Stenton and Willow Grove-the de-
s,ination was changed for the day, OWING
70 the bad condition OF the roads to the
stock farm-on schedule time 10 tne
minute. The passengers on this OCCASION
however. were all invited guests, ana IN
cluded. among others, the one OF the
Cassatt brothers that presides over tne
philadelphia Coaching Club and half
dozen or more Quaker city coaching en-
thusiasts. The coach is one Of Million
and Guiet's, and Is adorned with the arms
of PHILADELPHIA and Montgomery coun-
ties. and the names OF the places tnrousn
which II is TO pass are also inscribed
unon its panels. some OF them. 1 under
stand in fac-simile of the distinguished
Mr.. Warburton's handwriting. MIR. war
burton's development as a whip, by the
way. has been most rapid, and nothing
/ would delight me more than 10 give a
/ history of his training and his trainers
Unfortunately however. | know nothing
about II. his experience in this direction
| having been so brief as to nave quite
] escaped me.
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THE COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, April 15.--Cotton que
uplands, SIX; Orleans, S3s sales, $40 balss
Cotton futures closed weak: sales, I'D. 100
bales: April, 77447.7S; May. $50; Jun;
i.SI; July. T0407.9J; August, S;oOUs.D VI
September S.OlUS.02; October, 8OC9oV';
November. sos December. s11GSl2; jan
uary. S.l9QS2O
Total net receipts az all ports. 90
bales. exports 10 Great Britain, 0.5oO
hbaiss; Continent. 1892 bales; stock, Ill.,
GALVESTON, April l5.-Cotton dull:
mioonnE Z 1919: net receipts. 1.23I paies
s,issI Syz bales; stock. 1873 bales.
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NAV YORK PRODIICE MARKET.

NEW YORK. April 15.-Flour dali and
weak: winter wheat, low grades, Slug
90; patent, $3.S5G4 %; Minnesota clear,
s.. 5OG3JO: patent, $i25Q41O. southern
fiour-common to fair extra. S21OG3.lO;
good to choice do, S3.15Q4.2J.
Wheat dull lower and steady NO.
red, store and elevator, I6z2c, ah0at, &C
Options dull and weak and closed 12n &c.
under yesterday April, I6Ac. MAJ
Corn moderately active and easier; No.
2 red, JOlAc. elevator; jllac. aflOat; I'M
graded mixed. jOujlc.; steamer mixed,
4gQ49ibc. options very dull and closing
steady; April, 4S12c; May, 4712c.; June
Oats very dull and firmer; April, 34%c.;
No .. &c; No. white. 4Oc. mixed
Western, 37d3Sl9c.; white do, 39947c.
Wool firm and quiet. ooz,
1900: extra mess, S7jOqS5O; beef hams
quiet and firm at $500; tierced beer dull
and easy; city extra. India mess, Slf.15g
5000. hams. Sl25OG13.OO; middles quiet
and strong: short clear, sl025:
Lard frmer and quiet o Western m. sS Man
5000 asked July. $i650. Refined dull
and firm: Continent $1,000; S. A, 5000;
compound. S7S7%qS 500.
Pork quiet and firm; old mess, SlI.Io;
new mess. SlS.2j; extra prime nominal;
Cotton seed oil dull and steady; crude.
Ale. bid; yellow, acc.
Petroleum quiet; refined nominal.
Rosin dull and easy; strained. COM
mon to good, $l.2713@l.30. .oo,,-
Turpentine quiet and firm at S2q52r1c'
Rice steady and quiet
Molasses-Foreign nominal; New Or
leans. open kettle, good to choice, firm
and fairly active at 3O43Sc.
Peanuts quiet and Unchanged; Fancy
hand-Dicked, &C.; farmers. 412q52c.
Conee-Options barely steady at 3oQ45
points down; April, s14.9o; June. Sl4Goq
il ~; September $l4GQ14:9O; December.
St4 .50G1l -. Spot Rio dull and nominal
No. Z, 1880.
Sugar-haw dull and firm; fair refining,
3tc Refined firm and in fair demand
standard \, 15-lGu43sc; graduated
1 15-1Gl15Hc
Grain freights to Liverpool steady and
nuiet, cotton. SEQ; grain. I'D.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

RICHMOND, VA, :AprlI 10. 1913.
Cattle-Receipts, 300; sales. 800.
Sheep-Receipts 100; sales. 100.
Hogs--R Receipts, 400; sales 800.
Prices-Cattle-Best. AZ to SIC. gross;
medium TO good, 10 4l9c. gross, com
mon 10 fair, 23. TO SAc. gross; bulls, "a
10 SC. gross.
Sheep--5 10 &c. gross.
Hogs-7h TO SIC. net.
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND. VA, April y

RICHNOND, va, AprI ~, Io1"'
Offerings $40 bushels; corn
Sales Wheat. 200 bushels; corn. SIS
bushels
Quotaiions-W heat-Longberry. TIC. to
7Sc mixed. 73c 10 TIC; shortberry, iVc.
White. prime Virginia dag lots). bic;
No. 2 white. soc. 10 Ole; No. 2 mixed,
$50. Oats-No. mixed, &c. 70 3I%c. I;
No 3 mixed, SIC. 10 3Gc. Rye, UUc. 10 OJc'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-16
MARRIAGES.

-KYLE.-Married, at EN-
county. Va. on the 18th Of APRIL by, TIE
Rev. Mr.. Neve Mr.. McLAlN Pl.EA:s :,
ANTS, Of Richmond, and Miss HES RI
KYLE, of The Hollow. Albemarle county
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-16
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI. o., April 15.-Floul

heavy.
wheat quiet: No. 2 red. CSC.
Corn firm No. mixed, 43G43Ac ..
oats barely steady; No. 2 mixed. 3.
d33c.
Pork easier at $3.50.
Lard dull at $0371aa962h.
Bulk meats quiet al 1915.
Bacon quiet at $ll.OO
Whisky quiet and lower at S1.14.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-16

The Democratic primary held In Win
chester Friday resulted In slecting dele
gates to the Joint convention on Monday
Instructed to vote for the nomination Of
sx.Judss william l. Clark for circuit
clerk,
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THE rmEs-R1CHMorD VA. SUNDAY. APRIL is 1893.

gain after all. A fellow can never tell
who he's marrying nowadays. can ne
Guess al go back to Toledo ana Keep
on making wagons. "-Chicago Dahy III
hume.
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ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS MO, April 15-F'lour weak.

but unchanged.
Wheat opened lower and steadily de-
clined. closing 1ibc. below yesterday;
cash. G5Nc.; May, GG3sc.; July. 70%c.
Corn weak and closed 14c. of; cash.
357kc.: May. 365sc
oats dull lower and weak; cash, BIC.
May, 30Hc.
Whisky lower at $l14
Tagging and cotton ties unchanged.
Provisions steady.
Pork, jObbing, Sl7J0U17.75.
Lard. 1915.
Dry sailed meats and bacon at previous
quotations.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-16
PORT OF WEST POINT. APRIL IS. 1913.
ARRIVED


ARRIVED.
Steamship William Lawrence. kirSln.
Providence via Norfolk and Newport
News. passengers and general cargo.
Steamship City of Columbia Jehhsy'
New York. general cargo. ~,
Steamship Baltimore. Geoghegan, BAL
timore, passengers and general cargo. ,
Steamship Elm City, Marshall. NorioiK
light.
SAILED.
Steamship City OF Columbia. Jenney,
Newport News, passengers and general
cargo. 49,
Steamship William Lawrence. Kirwin:
Providence via Norfolk. passengers ana
general cargo.
Steamship Baltimore. GeogheGan, Bal
timore, passengers and general cargo.
LAMBERT'S POINT. APRIL Is. 1893.
COALED.
Steamship Hibernia, from Galveston
for Liverpool.
ARRIVED.
Barge Lizzie II.
Schooner Annie NJ. Allen.
LOADED.
Schooner Lyman NJ. Law. Providence.
Schooner Annie NJ. Allen, Newbury-
port.
Barge Lizzie H., Boston.
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WILMINGTON.

WILMINGTON.
WILMINGTON. N. c., April l5.-Rosin
Turpentine hrm at DO
Tar steady ct $1.00
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PORT OF RICHMOND. APRIL Is. 1893.
SAILED.

Schooner Brigadier. Tohman. New Ia
ven, pig iron, j. n. Gordon agent. YES
sci Curtis 4 Parker.
Schooner Pearl, Redman, Petersburg,
TO load lumber for Baltimore.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-16


yNUAL @ or TRE
the
President
etary-C
Ohice- RrfoR
OrpaniZ dol Moor
CONNER
L
paid up in
IL ASSETS
eovnedby
liens on the Zee simpler
buildings and
y.ns pr bud ~. ddnedo cOlatsaD @o
Total v.lus inade'~s @H925
UNITED Stairs. AND o
OTHER oND
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.NN.Ecr MN oil the Associa'ea Banks Is as
,,cs,rve. incrcase....'.''''''.''''S55'sNg9,UsS
,'L.s gcrrtlSc.--.. ss.s...'.'s'' - 'rrt.'e,,.
i.' ...ra.l~U ....+.. .-.-....s..s 81, Ne.'''N
gu tenders. iucicase.........''. - ls.'t'1
.s increase ..--.........s.. o-''~''
t,.ton deCrcaSc..........'''' SAW
.., hanks now hold Sll,o72.55o in ex-
~ thc requirements OF <le - per
c s,o.k market was weak and lower
The dealings were purely pro-
',sl and the fact that selling. Waa
ir., for the short account was shown
Tic active borrswng demand lor
.s..rn Union. Missouri Pacihc and for
II The Industrial shares. The
~ 40 In Western Union was based
Of. -r, passage Of the Anu-Poool bill by
Ireislaturc at Albany. The company
hitherto enjoyed "A large revenue
l-., the transmission OF kilograms in
e,t.on with the races. National
s-.h Zen SiS TO 91'S. Richmond Terminal
.-...rred Sis. Chicago Gas IA 10
l, General Electric IA 10 1881, Lake
,..rs ~ 10 l2H.. Northern Pacific pre-
s--.l II, 20 S9ia. New England rs "a
.- Coraage common is TO CPS. and
v.,hattan rose Ia 10 l62. and later
s--rrea TO 100. Sales aggregated $4,000
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE
CLOSING QUOTATIONS or
MONEY.
o..,..nd sale. at the Richmond To-
,,.chanre--Internsi Revenue
conections-Foreisn Advioes'

..,,u- YORK. April 15.-The weekly
MEN Event OF the Associated Banks Is as
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC. April IS, 1898.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-12

per doz,, 81 50; IL gallon. per loz-,
s-.In' Am, gallon. per dozen, - hek-
aEnn sali0h. p1r ,lnx.. Sc; imperial per
st,nn. Per doz., 81 -
flESEtiN ES--five- pound rnils one
uuo'ep 70 the case, par dog, $500 ~
~; Aanlkins Ter NJ. loo.
JELi,l Twenty and SO-lh, pahS'
worth l.2c per pound. A-lb. TN pals
Per doz., $40; h wineelass per doEen'
'De; schooner, per dox.. 81. 40.
NJ is Almonds. new s0ft-shelleu, per
pound, lSc, walnuts. extra large, Per
pound; II lie; ilberts, per pound, "
Lee brasils new crop, per pound, lue'
peeans, new crop, s l.2uoc: peanuts
fancy white, per sack, farrott brand,
Sc; choice white, brass brand, &c; roasted
white, best quality, lie.
DRIED FRUlrS-1Nrkish nrunes, per
pound, s.; French, 1los. Hos, o6-pound
boxes, Zoe; California, zoe; loos, 29.ip.
boxes, Zoe; I0s. SOS, lie, Cos lOs, lie;
California eYaporated apncots. 2a-poundi
boxes, per 10, II lie; l.. l.. Faisins, \
crown, - - per box; l., l.. raisns, =
crown, - 90 per box; choice evaporated
apples. 5O-pounl boxes. II l-2e; choice
prime, 50pound boxes, Zoe per pound.
currants, IN barrels. . 3-4dt6c per pound;
cnrrants, In boxes, 9 1-2e per pound.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-12
STOCKS AND BONDS.


NEW YORK. Oct. LITTLE fact that
today was TO . certain extent the begiu-
ling uf ,ht el.l Of tue contest al Wash
ilglaD between the silver aud au-tisilyer
forces In the senate, had more than Il
litts ~ d. with the course Of speculation
ou ,Ar sock eI:haDsr.
ia certain cliques he contuu9us seE.
sion experiment WAS regarded As Of
doubtful efficacy. and this feeling was
reflected IN the selling movement, which
brought out considerable long stOek. and
the b-grs were quite ready ~ take ad-
vantage OF the situation aud uake u
drive VII along the llne. London, too
wa. u seller. Ia tue general market the
rash Of selling orders sent prices down
1-SaT-S per cent, Missouri Pacific lead
lug, being pufaYorably affected by re-
ports of decreased earnlugs. Tue de-
preston continued unchecked unii 10
u'clOc. when ueW buyers sent prices up
10 % per cent. But the heaNiness
was nor t. be shaken oil aud prices
again sa.gcd N. de downward tendency
Continuing 10 ne close. which was weak
and IL : majority of instance. below
those of yesterday, but many active
stocks show an iyauce on the day of
s-YLll fraction, including sugar, Atchi-
son and Louisville aud NaghYi.le. I,
T liz railway aud miscellaneous bond
uarAe. wa somewhat Irregular.
GgNrrn!uent bonds steady.
SAFE bonds inactive.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-12
THE MARKETS.
ATWOOD. VIOLET & co.

NEW ORLEANS. La, Ocg. i1,-tSpe-
rlalJ-AtwIJd, Violet y company say
The seni-weekly movement az the -
largest weekly reported point, shows
receipts 10 last night 07,Ou0 bales against
5000 bales last year, while stocks are
llSOO0 bales against 100000 bales.
This shows no pressure uf stocks, and
ullers lie movement grows relatively
larger we think Liverpool il in NO cou-
d.tiOn 10 axe any chances 50 far as any
idea of buying for their immediate ne.
cessitles are concerned. II rlc demnud
there is as large, present and prDpe.t-
i've, as our most reliable Information III
dlcatcs, which j. 10 the eject that trade
Is the largest since the American war
and that waivers are sold ahead 10 the
next summer, then the Thing most to he
dreaded by the English spinner is tia, by
d repeal of The Sherman law IT is mosl
probable that the, American spinner
would be actively in the mnket us the
stronger competitor Of Europe for Amer
lean cotton. II Is quite On the cards for
considerable excitement in tire Liverpool
market Ia clse the senate acts fayOrsbly
on the repeal question.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-12
STABLE PROVISIONS.

AfEATS-Dry salt, clear short II lie:
bacon, nhor. clear, ~ lie: bacon bellies.
10 1-2e: hams. medium, II 1-4c; breakfas Il
bacon. hi lie; dry salt bellies. ~ l-2c;
dry salt shoulders. Dc.
LARD--Compound. 8 lie; pure leaf.
stjGAR-Grannlated &c; powdered. in
barrels. lie, powdered, half barrels.
q 3-jc. cut loaf In barrels, t-2e; cut
loaf IN half barrels, o Bic; fancy yellow.
clarified. $50; extra G. . l.sa6 1-4c
COETEE --Arbuckle's Ariosa. 25c:
Midland, 25ci Lion, 25c; Alaroma, 25c;
't G5lRsiE;EN coFFFEE-By the sack
good. 22r; choice, BE; fancy, zoe: pea
berry, 24e; old government, java, pc;
MoLAssEs. Barred lotI, new crop.
sugar houss, 45c. choice, reboiled, per
gal, 35e; fancy syrup, per gallon. S5c;
coae corn syrup, PER gal, 5Oc; silver
EEkNS- Navy, 3 lie; Lima, 3 l.2o.
bayou, &c; pink, 4 lie; black eyes,
l2c
&c, choice. . l-2QGc head rice, q i-2c.
SALT FIsH-New inAosrel. medium.
No. ], half-barrels, 81 rs; No. =. ten.
poupd net. khs. $50; medium, No. =,
iO-pound net kits SID goldfish bricks,
CHEESE Fancy. full cream, n
1Oponnd uei Kits, 81 70; goldfish bricks,
boI, "a l-2c. , in box, IA lie; Young
American. l5c.
STARCH Lump, ~, per pound:
l and 3-lb. PACKAGE per d.. &c, 9Th.
w0OdeA boxes Ie per pounli corn starch.
4Oc per pound; 10 20 sna sp,ib. boxes,
GdG 1-2c. Faulilsss. 0 l-3c; LIB. pack
ages TO The care. IS.
PICKLES Bills. medium, 50. 10; bbl.,
medium. "a; bbx.. spnll, ~; IL bills,
smai. 1O-gallon kess. $500 5-gallon
kesa, S1-9O, pints, per Do. II; oaaxts,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-12
NEW YORK rRonrcE.

NbW YORK. oct, II. .-.wheet--spot
S 9as, ,av co teirlS scsye NJ rgd- ale-
aeeline. May, lee; oeboher.. 40 i'Se:
November iQc; Deccmia,f II t-se.
4. Corn. Spot 5-Sc lower. moderately ac-
i've No, >. ~ use elevator; options
e-9sed weak l-2dlc decline October, IS
|Sc' November. lic; December "a
Rice Firm.
Molasses- dull
Cohee-Options dull. ruled higher at
opening, closed steady points advance
10 ~ decline: sales, Nluu bags. iuclnd-
ing, November. S16.45d 1850; December,
Sl1O9; February, SIS. 10. March, sos
4iO.oO. Spo, Rio. quiet; No, I. is lie.
Snsar-taw hrm; refined hrm.