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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-12-25
HI WAH MATTERS?

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from the President to congress, and
the discussion growing out of il
in congress and in the public press
has afforded a great deal of comment
during the past week. Mr.. Cleveland,
who seems to consider it necessary to
stand in opposition and condemnation
of all that has been done before by re
publican administrations, assumes that
| there was something wrong in all that
had occurred on the Islands, and that
it is his duty to oppose everything that
was done there in the last years of
Harrison's administration.
Soon after he came into the presi-
Dental office he sent Mr.. Blount to
Honolulu to ascertain from his stand
point just what the condition of af-
| fairs was.
During the troubles a revolution re-
suited which dethroned the queen and
established sort Of government which
had made overtures to the United
States. Congress seemed to consider
the matter favori bly,, but Cleveland
stopped further proceed lgs. In due
time Bloua5 returned and appears to
have made report unfavorable to the
Provisional government. and which
caused the President and Secretary
Gresham to make some reports and
statements which were in tx emselves
damaging to Minister Stevens, who
was at the Islands under the Harrison
administration. The message stand
ing alone would show that the
citizens of this country and Minister
Stevens, with the authority of this
government, had made mistakes, if
they had not been responsible for the
overthrow of the queen. On the other
hand, much that the president claims
to be true in relation to the affair is
fatty contradicted by Minister Ste
vens, and large array Of evidence
from others.
Whatever the truth is, it is pref
ty certain that Mr.. Cleveland gave
Blount and the present Minister, Mr..
Willis, authority to do what neither
himself or his minister had right to
do. He unwisely assumed that he (the
president) had authority to undo the
work of the revolutionists, and set
the so-called dissolute queen back on
her throne without consulting con-
gress at all.
Mr.. Cleveland is a ponderous man
in weight, and is not always wrong,
but when he makes up his mind to do
a thing, or that some measure is right,
he seems to call everything else
wrong. His position was without
doubt, mistaken, if it could not be
called nsurpation, and he really is
placed in position not at all pleasant.
His Minister, Willis, finds that he can
not place the dusky queen on her
throne without fight with the pres
ent government, and congress, parti-
san as it now is. will not be likely to
permit the navy or the soldiers of the
U. S. to engage in a squabbIe to set
up broken down government by
force.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-12-25

BUcKLEN's ARNICA SALvE.-The Best Salve
IN the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers,
Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, letter, Chapped
Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all skin Erup-
tlons, and positively cures Piles, or no pay re-
qulred. 1t is guaranteed to give perfect sat-
isfaction, or money refunded. Price 25 cents
per box For Sale by Fl. G. Pierce.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-12-25
! Flour
AT q r Q W. s.

have already had either eleven
each and have been of flour about half of the will
and hand at all times. unoadd
old White Satin that used to sell for Flour
for 1928 will sell it for 50 80, and this low grade TO
good fscass Flour, and will barrel
return it, have just Of Ide best Snow Flake III
St. ohnbury They told sold both the Hotels there
put out for their best trade, and they sell there for $3.50 sell
for So. so, and warrant it
half carload
which is the best Spring wheat Flour made the world.
1t be denied by competitors the Best BREAD
MADE This will be undersod have Two OF the
White like what sold in the Spring. coming that will sell for
besides. III
Do not cheap flour that CONF
good Crows for sell the BEST buy close and sci
very small profit Because selling Flour cheap IL
-four Because Fair -four from 81 65 TO
barrel, if you wish, but want to sell the best.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-12-25
= BLACKSMITHING -
AND
Horse Shooting.

have lately hired Albert forte, frst-class
Blacksmith and HoI Sc Sheer, and am prepar-
ed to do all sorts of Shoeing and black
smithing at lowest living rates.
I make a speciality of Cant Hooks, Neck
yokes, Whif1etrees, Drills, and wedges and
do general repairs.
Price of shooting all-round with iron or
steel, 81. 90.
Shop in rear of and near Percival's uphol-
stery shop.-Give me CALL
Aaron Drown.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-12-25

Coughing Leads to Consumption.
Kemp's Balsam viii stop the cough at once
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-12-25

Our guarantee is like Bank I
} Check-if your purchase does
not suit you, bring back the
goods and draw your money. ]
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-14
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Ncw.NOrk, juno IL. 1873.
COTTON-Thc Ncw-YoTk market for cotton pcnod
decidedly strong and very active short, were enrIgctr
buyers; the Investor. They were checked ~
generally favorable character of the weather ana
crop news, but The advance of jG6Gid N til" pcc n
futures In Liverpool and the good demand for spot cot
ton iiarkct dictated The part VI the
shorts. and they bought heavily all tho IN ring adj
Vancng the prize some II points. August : Hing AZ
Sc against 7's3 last night, dosing. Finally the
kot rallied sharply and closed nIn, - points above
Yesterdays Private cables ad That the strength
OF the English cotton markets due b. faith la our
Government crop report ISSUED lit saturday! placing
Increase ia acreage at hail of per cent With
out reference previous mistakes by the Government
IN statements regarding crops OF cotton and grain
IL may worth Whine ~ mention that the Government
places acreage Of Arkansas. growing state at
decrease this year OF - per cent compared with last
wear or a decrease of y per cent compared with
Two years ago. Kcpc.ts frin bankers In Arkinsa.
that the acreage OF Sat ha increased from 10 10
2J per cent compared with lat year. The lazoo
Dclta is placed at Increase VI 20 PER cent Pre-
dlctios for the crop Arkansas wi, ordinarily good
weather point % a yield Of 100000 t. 10000 bales
10 is now reported tDdt damage ha, ic.uh from
nigh watcr IN the Arkansas valley, and that The dam
age by overhows IN the Mississippi Nally seit 10
he Gin with ard has recently been quito generally r.
paired By replanting; While 1t must be admitted t,t
IL H. carly 10 formulate crop estimates, there Is plenty
OF talk 'Chanse pointing to crop Of 100000 70
o 600 600 OF bales favorable weather conditions being
figured in IS necessary factor 70 this result ,.,.
The opening range and clOe to-day, and closing bids
the previous night and lat year contrast as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-14
WHOLESALE PRICES. COUNTRY PRODUCE
For the week ending june ID, 1893.
BEANS AND PEAS.

Receipts for week Beans 547 bbls: peas ll,lOO
bush. Exports Beans 90 pigs peas. ga bills
Impcrts-Bcans. 800 bags. % mans a'mrSHi
Marrow have been Withdrawn from sale that with Il
lair inquiry for exporters the market has advanced
about &c, closing firm. Medium in very light stock
and held little stronger. and some call 1oi Pea nave
permitted an advance TO 81 80 choice lots. Red
kidney have had further sales at 81 80, and IL would
now be difficult 10 bus best goods for less than 81
White kidney and yellow eye continue duh. Turtle
soup in small supply and steady. California Lima
lob ~ 81 % some nice lines selling al ~ 20, but
Il cargo of il 900 bags is reasonably near by. and
prime lots Offering TO arrive below quotation
Forrcn beans Quietcr Of late but fine stock j. well
controlled and steady. Green peas IN light loObinS
demand hui have some call from shippers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-14
For state Of Trade see Finh Page.
THE PETROLEUM MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICE
II was another dny u complete staenntion IN the
crude oil markets here yesterday, with offers OF
options at the Consolidated AT 63 cents. M VII
City the market was Irregular hut after sales NJ
30 IA cents there was n recovery TO fJ Is cents.
There was no change In the outlook In the petroleum
ecu g. nnd tn.. Dro1ucton oG the Mcdonald fooi
remained NJ Is 800 barrels day. l.,
l.eined petroleum was the same at I'D cents III
barrels - cents In hulk ana $50 cents In cases
Foreign quotations wcfe Antwerp. IL IL francs !,
Bremen loo marks; London, l-o&4 Id.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-14

$4,000

Barley, BUSH. $4,000 Dec. 1000 $4,000
The amount Of grain passage follows
L. Kingdom: ,cntinent Total Changes ooo
Wheat u31 1872 900 13 5if 1000 a. 13j 900 Inc. lS 600
Corn, bu.. 7.o05OOO s.lj9 600 zoos 600 Dee 2i6coo
And with the visible compared with last week also:
On T., SAGE. Visible Total, Ch,nec-
VIII at tu44 7se Oco 70 8J2oco 1903 sos 90, 5000
Corn bu. 70cs.0co e,1j0 900 1871 QUO Dec. 2i5o0o
Exports from Atlantic ports for week ended June
10, aud since sept l. 1892, compared with the preNois
ycar follow
Last. from Prey.
week. sept. |. year Changes.
Flour. bbls 2Iztll II oelo57 Io.!stl5l Inc g5DS3
Corn, bu 1876 % 676,735 6i,75Sil De- SO osl017
Receipts brradsi., Interior points Ia thousands.
three ciphers GOO ontted-nour bbs grain bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-14
I'VE POULTRY.
DRESSED POULTHY-FRESu KILLED.
PuTAT Is md VEGETABLES.

Tie market for Southern ncw potatoc, maac
furl her decline following our lat weekly report
most sales In range If II 50o - % per brl.. only
occasional lots u ctNIi large and line Rose rea h :
- 10 But toward IN" cost G'larG Ia, been nor
active and stock cleaning up mo." CLOSELY. prices
showing a frmcr zone. Vd p' tiioc have l.licn ,rY
low under ,:rong pressure to sell. but are now
selling more freely Egyptian onions hriner NJ
fresh arrivals from bermuda thu Wcy,. ana very
few flOn New -Ciicin, Green pas scare" ana higher
for choice stock. suing bean, have declined um1rs
very heavy receipt, from Norfolk. Cucunters IN
large supply and lower Sou'h"in cabba-'o have
been very plenty and Of irregular quality. price,
showing some decline. Florida tomatoes IN liberal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-14
January.rebruary, i3oais7 February-March,

COFFEE-Thc coffee market ~ New-i ork showed
siderable moro activity morning but love- level
q prizes owing 20 lncrca.cd ceiling iof Eulope11h az
count early s,ssiOn ana still later censiGeFaplc
inc by local rnstcrs which produced decline Of 1O1
20 points cable adviccs being from Indifferent to wax
The best esti,rac thai get q, 10 tne pfotn0ic
crop counting In the Santos and Rio productions point
to Weld OF 100000 bags \ loral IeWspaldIo MS
inr9sed on recently nv an alleged estimate o 5000 900
b,r,. probably result Of drcaIn or wish tnat
'athcr 70 the thought. Late III He session w co.c
markct rallied but the close was inactive. Total safes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-14
Watermelons. per 10C
Is 00d30 90
".
DRIED FRUIT

Receipts for Week. $50 pkgs; exports. 1.-2, pkgs.
Evaporatcd apples have been pushed at exporters
little faster than they cared 10 take them, and the
market has rather easy tone. though prices have
not changed materially. some holders do not want
10 put stock In store and would yield little TO ei
fect sales now. Only few sun-dricd apples left
and Nj much call for them. Chops steady, with de-
mand fair for prime heavy packed lots. Small fruits
GNnrrlllV nliei and nncnail ynl
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I'VE some call from shippers.
BUTTER

Receipts for week, 4G.069 pkes. The slight up
ward tendency noted in our last weekly report was
not checked until Thursday when fancy eream,rN
trade and by the close of the week large paIt OF
the Improvement was lost, with the demand Thy Wy
supplied and some stock 10 be carried over Inc
market continued dull yesterday buyers u!lhs 10
gain further advantage by holding on as long rs posi-
bic. Values not materially changed, but marked
weakness shown late in the dav win some salcs
OF highest grade creamery AT IL lie Bul the s'ua-
tion nnderwent a radical change to-day. Receipts are
showing no Increase far this week, western al
vices are considerably frmer and sellers maze
strong stand for an advance. The move was naturally
opposed by the buying interest, and tobbers who
could get along for day or two RETAINED from opr
got their prices and again revise quotations
using 20 l-2c as outside figure for perfect quanS
Grades approximating fancy move fairly al W.
10 I-2c Receipts of State dairy have been very
light and while the trade is being supplied largely
with creamery a few choice TO fancy half tubs are
wanted at 1oa 2oc. Imitation creamery Is steady a,
IOGl7c for best grade and there Is fair demand 1or
factory In range quoted sample shipment oil
So Goods poes 10 liverpool
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-14

The eNlOts OF wheat aud nOur Tor thr month Oi May
eouaed $4,000 bush against l6..63.OOO bush ll.s
wear. cNports the cleicn mouths cndci May 81
amounted 10 from the ports that repre-
sent pr Of total expoe asi year the eNpotts
for the eleven months aDi,o1 o ~ hush Adding
the percentage the ports not rentd aud the total
this year l75 900 OC0 bush nearly lIocO,ocO
month which will make total exports for The
II the average maintained during June. tribe
loo 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-14
CHEESE.

Receipts for the week. 5G9G3 boxes; exports.
34,l54 boxes. After the bad break at the beginning
of last week. foreign orders 10 hand more Freely
and there was fair trading in the best OF the mn
cream cheese prices hardening little On cDlorci'
which was relatively scarce. so far this week con
siderable business has been done, but receipts are
hcavy and buyers are gaining some adv1naG toward
the close. a few pet combination factories were
passed this morning at 3Sc. but there was no
trudjng above 8 l-4c for fancy colored, whore me
merits Of the goods alone determined the selling
price There was much larger proportion OF color.d
among the receipts and while the orders are still
fairly divided between colorcd and white ne amer
ence In price which has existed for some time past
Is likely 10 lessen this week some very nice colc
sold at &c. Nearly all the white cheese Is more
or less ,inged With grass, and buyers VINO nav
orders for dead white pay premium Tor sucn:
say 34as 7-3c. Just as good quality; In, slraw
coored Is selling al Las J-5c. and the offerings
Of such quite free Where defects in make,
down rapidly small size full cram sen5 fo ra ISce
The best OF the Chonango County part skins have
had larger sale at slightly easier prices, but al other
qualities have dragged heavily at very low hglres.
Liverpool cable 46s04ss sd. Ocean freights are up
o I.265s this week. and sxty-day commercial eH-
nd weaker.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-14

The ONLY business in State issues was small
sale of South Carolina non-fnndable Us at IL.
OF city bank stocks Southern National sold IL OOl ut
no. "a decline of per cent from the last previous
sale.
The general bond market was slightly more ac-
tive but reported transactions amounted to less
than S765,OOO. The movement OF prices was
downward. but it was sluggish generally that
it probably possessed no meaning. Atcnlson A
A. on small sales fell 3-s per cent to a. 3-S.
Erie seconds consos maintained their recent i'm.
ptovcinent at %. Chicago and Northern Pacific
ilrsts lost | per cent at 20 -, and Northern
tactic consol IS were weak and slightly lower at
63a63 IA. Reading incomes were dull, hut brsts
ended at Il decline of - per cent 10 80 after
sales at 81. Richmond Terminal 5s declined
PER cent to % -. number of issues that were
not at all active suffered fractional losses. Ref
crcnce is made to our full report of bond sales.
Money on can continued TO rule at 6a7 per
cent, and mOmcntarily the rate touched per cent.
Toward the close, when wants had been largely
satisfied, balances were offered at per cent, and
small loans were made at that figure.
The Clearing House statement was as follows:
EXCHANGES, Sll56lS, l63: balances, SO, e32,is6.
The Sub-Ireasury was debtor TO the Clearing
House $9os,l4l. Its net loss on balance was
rcncy less a gain Of Ss2,1s0 in coin. Tn, days
operations covered: Receipts, S2,000,2l3: pay
ments S3,4l3,l94 resulting in general balance
of Ss6,592,53o consisting of S6',62l,o3s coin aud
The United States Treasury at Washington re-
ceivcd to-day Sls7,057 National bank notes for
redemption.
The customs receipts were S2Oi.56s the inter-
nal revenue receipts S59,l6j and the miscel-
laneous receipts S35,l5i.
Today Washington Treasury statement of
cash on hand and deposits in banks compared
with the figures of the last previous statement a.
follows:
Ne. gold on hand s Inc D sssss
Net iegal-teadcl3
on hand ...... :7.Oi3732 -. ,4yc Inc. 0,o 7o7
Net silver hid 1885, ,0S0 JSjU6 900 Dec. 400 sii
Actual cash In the
Treasury vaults
outstanding
certificates sl2s COZ III s2s 2jS 0j3 lac sos lS2
deposits III oaiiA' ii'ooo'-is lUtOt0 Inc. 427
Net cash bal sl39 SS3l2i 81 0i2 1903 Inc etJo a7p
The foreign exchanges were firm althouuhs,h the
business was not large. The demand was NOT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-14

xo,yyork ne: receipts. $50 bales gross .236 bales
exports 80 bales forwarded l5s bales stock ls1Soi
bal Total receipts today 90 bales eiLort,'
ESQ bales consolidated net, ls55 bales sgal9s'
20 BOD haes Fance I,G42 bales Continent 1927 bales
iotsI is sos bales stock $1,000 bale LycrDG poo
dnss 0 sales 2oco bales TSsc d iOoead
baies ~. aad advance; closed steady advance oi
St 10 God as compared with closing price festeIl y
S s9 ~ JnIy August l2s2o Auggstseptcmber 4oS
81 " Gc,orer lyid432: October. NoNenibef To-"
septem .December 433di34 DeccnterJanu'y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-14
l'OJ'IrH Y.

Heavy receipts of live poultry kept the market
weak ANA declining up TO saturday night. bat sup
plies have bc'n lighter for The last t~O days ana
fowls closing slightly higher and firm, spring
chickens sin tending downward arrivals Of boh
live dressed VIII increase sicaj! and II VIII re
Quire lower prices 10 get Tie stock into more general
consumption Turkey, extremely dull. Ducks and
geese slow Pigeons weak. III" market for fresh
Western fowls sliiicnrd little toward the close Of
last week. best lots cleaning up pretty closely at
la IL lie. Til week there has been effort TO
reach l2c on the top grades and some business has
been done az That price. bat AZ the close trade Is
dull. stock il accommodating and the tom + weak
with the bulk OF business at II 20. Only few extra
MARKS reaching the outside quotation. spring chick
ems are I'm pretty good domani and CLOSED shade
frrncr. Long Island spsinc ducks rn al tie decline
noted. Turhcy, Very dun and weak. squads firm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-14

NJ1S-Peanu's quiet quoted at Gao Lie for
fancy hand picked and ina e for farmers spanish
shced dull at 1-2c for No ! No > quoted at
lee Virginia No shelled at . lie. ana No : al
BEESWAX-Quiet; Southern quoted at 2oo2' lie
for large lots. with smaller sales higher.
MAPLE SrGAR-Ncw bricks n0minally quoted at
lie per %. with demand qul'+. syrup drl at
7Oa7Jc pcr gallon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-14
MILK AND CHEAN.

The daily average receipts OF milk am cream al
the different railroad distributing points In and near
the city for the week have been a. follows: Erie.
5.003 cans OF milk. - cans OF condensed MIX ana
$50 cans Of cream. Penl>y iyania IOughkc"pie and
Boston. 81 Of milk. >ssIucianna. 1.7Jo cans Of
milk and 50 cans OF cream, LaCkaWauna. lI-1 cans
of milk and - Of cream New YORK. Central ana
Harlem. 2,3lO cans OF milk, II cans % cnnd"ns"l
milk and ~ cans Of cream. Npw-lOrk tliN ana
Northern. 90 cans Of milk: New Haven and Hartford,
30 cans Of milk. Ontario and Western. lilo cans oil
milk and go cans Of cream; West shore; 40 cans
Of milk. 60 OF condensed milk and 30 cans al
cream New-Jrrsey Central 80 cans OF muk anu
10 Of cream; and by mscellan"Ou, short route
500 Of milk and % Of cream. TIL" iDia!
daily supply has been 2l.954 Of milk, 1917 cans
OF cOnGcnsed milk and "a of cream. The
average price paid for the surplus on the platforms
has been al Il Of forty quarts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-14

Transierablcs issued at 100. Sales 236.20O bale
The market for spot ton without being active, was
s,,on0 and quotations in3rkcd up a 1.lO. sales
az spot cotton were 075 bales. including Jl5 for
vort ard 100 for spinning. Quotations follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-14

UNION TANNED-SLAU"HIEH an,
Msde back ..,. 27d.0 Bellies Ga ia
Middle la .As heavy .9sd-9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-14

r.ceints for week 1865 bbIs: 6e. $50 The
tendency OF the market was downward following our
last weekly report, under continued heavy receipts
Uv Friday Is LIE had become the ruling prce Tor
mime Western and SATURDAY there was inrlhel
drop to Ii l-2c, only few fancy nearby Western
IRON, northerly sections reaching Ia 34c % lar
mis- week there has been little further change for Inc
tone at the close seems to be shade seadier. inc
causec leading to the decline have been continued
large production and difficulty in obtaining advances
On stock put In cold storage, owing TO the sringcncy
in Tho money market and the conservative poncy
aaonied by banks In making loans Oh perishablc
secnrity This forces large part OF current pro
duction 10 present sale.
s,.to and Pcansyy anis, new-lad. per dozen a i32
Western ncwlad, per dozen. ~ 24 if'+
wcSrern seconds per 81 OooSo 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-14
FRUITS AND BERRIES-FRESH.

Receipts OF ice house apples Hight, but deinaiit
has been much reduced and II Is diicut
!" move the few lots arriving even at easier prices
southern new astrachan sell we'll when large anu anu
,r"m colored Peaches plenter, but mostly of the
common early sorts few Early Rivers have appearci
but they are mostly more or less specified ana r,r
das.ctivc grades prices lower ana uncertain
Fancy later kinds are wanted and would C. command
full prices probably s4@So per crate; Mla zoos ZOOS
under larger receipts. Strawberries were IN lighter
rncsint and advancing up to last Friday, but since
I'm recipts have been larger and values extremely
irregular Very fancy large bring good prices: put
medium and Inferior grades are selling slowly at low
dry stock firm waternielons coming forward III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-14
STOCKS DULL AND HEAVY.
SLUGGISH DOWNWARD TREND.
SHARP CONTRACTION OF LOANS THREAT
ENED BY GOLD MOVEMENTS.
SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE, JUNE 10.
SALES OLE EOND, AND BANk brOCKS.

leo south Nat Rk JIG
5000 So Carolina is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-14

Receipts for week. 1891 bales: exports, 037 bales;
imports. - bales Arrivals have been unusually
heavy for this season Of the wear. but cool many
lots have gone abroad and with fair sales 10 brewers
stock has not accimulacd here to any considerable
extent. Not much actual trading has been accom-
plishcd or this market, but the influences Of strong
Interior advite> and buving foreign account have
mad" n generally frmer holding. Quite free sales
are reported at most of the country markets al 3On
Gle. ANA up 10 22c for best grades. London cables
slightly easier feeling with Improved crop reports.
and yet inquiries for farther shipments from here.
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/ 1000 Louis 6 Nash
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-14
HAY AND STRAW.

Receipts have continued light and while trade is
quiet prices have been pretty firmly sustained on