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Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-04-25

The clergyman called on Mrs. Velox.
"If your husband" he said, "would
only believe it, it really pays to be re-
ligious." "Well," replied Mrs. Velox,
"if you could give him proof of that
you couldn't keep him out of church
with cannon."-[ brakes Magazine.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-04-25
ssrwlSs OF oAapul. Tonic for Women.
-

A.: why have you thrashed your
son so unmercifully2 Peasant: Because
he dreamed last night that he won 800
marks in the lottery, and then went
and spent every cent of 1t ona bycicle'
--Fliegende Blaetter.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-04-25

An Episcopal clergyman who has
officiated twice at large political con-
ventions says the only office in the
PRAYER book for such occasions is the
forms of prayer to be used for those
at sea.-Christian Inquirer.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-04-25

He was young and ambitious. "Have
YOU read my article?" he inquired OF
the editor. eyes" "What do you
think of my style of writing5" "rhere
Is one point about it that Is worthy OF
general imitation" "What Is thatr
at is legible."-[Washington Star
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-04-25

Tailor Shears: lost a good GUS
toner last week by death. Tailor
Cutter: What was the matter with
him? Tailor Shears; Hadaft. Tail
or Cutter: Mercy Died of the shock,
I suppose?-Chicago Tribune
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-04-25
BaCklen's ArnICa SaIye

The best salve in the worl for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, tetter, chapped hands, chill
blains, corns, and all skin eruptions,
and positively cures piles, or no pay
required. 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money refund
ed. Price 25 cents per box. For sale
by Smith Drug Co.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-04-25

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria
When she had Children, she gavethem Castoria
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-04-25

Texarkana live progressive cy-Twin Ctyocaed partly
partly Arkansas her $4,000 population being about equally d
the Though comparatively young she has
and developed few other cities have done.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-04-25

Barred Plymouth Rock eggs, settingSl 50
White Plymouth Rock eggs, setting 2 90
Single Comb Brown Leghorn, setting ! so
Rose Comb White Leghorn, / setting 2 90
Black Menorcas eggs, setting .."... ! rs
Silver Spangfed Hamburg eggs, set. ] 75
Bronze Turkey eggs, ] setting g.,... 3 90
White Rabbits, per pair. .......,, 2 so
Black Langshan eggs, setting ..,.. | 75
Light Brahmas eggs, setting ..n.. 2 90
Red Caps eggs, setting .......I.... rs
White Crested Black Polish eggs, ]
setting ng....................,.......1 1 rs
Silver Laced Wyandott eggs, setting / 75
White Face Black Spanish eggs, / set. ! rs
Peliin Duck eggs, setting 2 90
Lop Ear Rabbits, per pair. 90
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-04-25

With bran type, and other improvements mace Ce
DEMOCRAT is now second to no daily outside of the large
clues. Its the newsies local papern the city
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-04-25
OAKS
Poultry Farm,
Texarkana, Arkansas.

Now is the time to supply
yourself with eggs for hatch
ing form the finest line Of
Thoroughbred Poultry that can
be found anywhere:
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-04-25
A RAILROAD CENTER.

RAILROAD CENTER.
Texkana has eight railroads. with thousand resident railroad
employees especial advantages the commercial world and
together with the high and healthy location OF the city will In few
city Of $4,000 population One Of these railroads. owned
and Manageable water thus giving competing rates
by water
ELECTRIC LIGHTS, WATER WORKS AND STREET RAILWAY
Texaanas system lights and works unsurpassed
any city population Also has splendid gas plant
splendid system railroads pemeae the city direction
BANKS FACTORIES ETC
We National banks with operating capital OF $6OOOO
There number manufacturing enterprises among them fur
factory seed oil MILL number OF large um
factories factory cotton 200 Government building
$4,000 union depothe finest west of the Ms
sp live daily three large dcass hotels with
guests daily large wholesale houses thatdo immense
obbing trade.
LOCATION SOCIETY, ETC.
the Eastern appex and at about the high
point plateau formed by Red and Sulphur rivers which nearly
for about 100 miles and at distance Of about
apart Being located elevation the drainage good
poer gypsum hand and coal ron lead and nmony
will be virtually and
complete building the mines Thousands Of
right hand Public graded schools with fine brick
buildings excellent colleges Churches OF nearly Christian
church property valued 0OO No city the South
polite society," generous and hosae
pe Strangers coueou and show them
many advantages.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-04-25

EHtEwHY tn and fTum TExHs AND
thE ErEat HnuthwEst.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-04-25
OFFICIAL ORGAN

70 the Miller County and City Democracy, and most popu-
lar paper in Southwest Arkansas
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-04-25

BEST PRINTED PAPER
BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM
LARGEST CIRCULATION
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-04-25
IT. AN ana.

Always full of Late Local. Editorial and TelAgrahc news
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-04-25
for Infants and Children.

acsstoria is 80 well adapted to children that
r,..ouu,snd it ss superior to any prescription
,-.orp to me-" H A ARCHER, NJ. D.,
III So. oxford St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-27

AL IS FAC MEAL-ouit. Quotations rn NO white
81 olasi cs fine Yellow lasl 90 coas 9 Ia W,cr
ra,loI,: ao.n. 75a77ec; com 7jd77igc; son. soc;
S S SSs coon ID % i 20" l 80 per co h oil
meal - Aons -. City feed steady at sO8s2lc with
GGAIN-wmrAT- mo,emc,t Of the wheat market
today Disappointing t oPn'a qni IT, '', nIns
Il then rallied and cro>e ed {, ~ oSi last aI
maj hsuic sd thea e@,snG gf u ag" Owe. t sabe
ncws and some ceiling out by rid"r' who bought at
sc4uent l-e ci"cd TO u on Inc Afternoon cable were
ana o and aay Sy ,SrJ ,c help to the mac The
lo, from Warrington also It'll" diScouiasig as
likely e. be- Immediately put through; aud as result ont
eide operators we've n,nca 10 oh OF ill.,, 70 o M p'
Irregular Within narrow lIm:. There seemed 10 D. 9" u,
s n WHEN way To- urn bni aside from the operation. Of
local rraGrIs tlerr t' icatur to tEr n|Inr.'
ccrncd Ia, a Moderate local ,iaIt put tar'uga
luiur coco at net net aa sae q cssI wsr,
1896 bush Including 10 Oo9 buh ior "Npost - fol-
Der closed 70lc '.c under Decembe, o. a. ,,oie
a 1U S'' Dc SSS;y" Delivered % Sc:cnnr 80
S SS seye S"s unss s CGo .Gsc) bush lie
December delivered and on Gi'ag,, ,rdiy%an,iny J..
at the and later more on the lght ar,N S rh U
Go9 ,t 'e interior ana ' m cOs so,h hic and at the
Mct and The mar,et rallied VITA very tts ,or TO-
mo, ow wcr" somewhat h'sNief than tlr arNa Farm w.
and l.V
nrm during the latter part o. the day. bit q"4't, nc
Lad weather through the principal corn Si'le. u ,
to Gci,y -; old corn. aud also u hru ''h
the nov cmcnt Of the Tn" cl"" wa S'loN a.
.l.c not Advance Cash hold. hrn M ~ hrt az
Nan.r Sales $1,000 bush. inrlud'ne 4ouo' p'>'
for follows No , corn. Il OjD ba~i tt|t '-
,,tor lat half OF Nov, mbcr No = COZ l. Iiooo bu u
- delivered: No > 500 bush, 49, anYa.
yellow 10 900 bush. a 2c d'Vc ed On in o.,
ere wa only small local trade VITA li'e' Ii''I
in sympathy with u" ri-c in c"f,. Vlrf'es %
lig,t and decrease in Icceipt> AT the WI = s'
lie trade a little cO:hdc1rc ~ n" >iud ion a."
,as are al ct n. and there has recent! been son,
good export Inquiry for Thi cat whvm el Qua ~, -
lie, crs N Ee p'itc-. In oits the h"fMi wa pu 81
" IA the tore trrn In sympathy wiii am me 'p' We
aftve and 2alc stronger. win -al,- OF II! 20 -,
IN lows: No oat. 80 Ol0 busi 81 'ac c', ao' aHl Jp'
dcivcr,l: No out. nominal $40; NT Whit -r 10,
Iush :fL.q:Bsc: No whit. 900 bush, 10; ,i'th
vrlt, % 90 Ii.h. "a. dfo-: track WiNel 900 buc'
3 l.. - -Mukct i'.ctiw; We RI -
~, & ,nada SJo.Cc: SIX owed 1iGs2iar 'Nhi -
Dull: 80 :, Milwaukee Gj Use; rncr,d'1 Wystt, Pa
zoe rYF-Mi rSct quiet al jed,'c for ca'lt' ana
h otloads sfI:DS-CoS creed Iul sa,o' s,' "H
nal. con be- 80 - nominal AMI Janua'y, :? 80 MONT
~ai -y-Ma'kct steady win SINAI. lobo u ,i,r'
a, 6s, no, 100 n. FlaNsccdE1sy AZ ~ ll'@"ri T.
" Cnotaon, fol ow. comparison. jhc closing prices Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-27

s Sss No ,sc park steady sslssMess pork
81 So csar ms sd ss se family sa pHrH o s' steam
lO4c kettle dried at lose Leaf lard ioSf short
ribs iSes sell at CSC short clear sides sell at
i i,gs. SUES So" - "
70 oct S aDs cossd GSS c Sash
5si.c: Nav c9s.c Samples dull close on track NO
e. nor5h Snm Soc grades SS SSTns Barley dull
offerings 53isc: November. &c. samples dnii anu
ii IN soqG demand white 10 Do &C.
qniet ana unchanged Flour Moderate demand f1r
Raf a h frSn Standard bran
sacked from 81 to H2 5o standard middhhss 'i' ~
to Sl3 10
the M' wheat market and yet it held steady and
strong to the close. The opening for December WAS
close today was the highest point At 6olsc May Lay
opened at sja.c. and closed Cs,.c This puts rhe
cash market was slow at first. but buyers gradually
under the motion and there w>s sa,r at
isS cars sold at 6ol4c and "A cars at 6oEc , The
mers boush Coarse raR offerings vert Were bsre
were II cars Flour unchanged Bran and shorts
Market steady Receipts light: No g. 3Gc; No 3
yellow, 3tlsc. Oats-No whIte -o'sc' NO o. 20"
as jobSers we're generally well stocked up and
holding off; prices however steadily held BYeS e.
ner 100 n. Wheat market opened shade easier
then recovered but afterward reacted and closed
I.0,tc lower. Export demand light High grades
scarce and half higher. fair inquiry from millers;
No red October GG7SNe,sc; November 67M61i4c:
December GSlsMesAe January loa7ol.c. Rye quoted
at 5li5c for No 2 Pennsylvania. Corn-No trading
in futures but prices ruled firm Cables dull and
iittle export inquiry. Local car lots in small
supply and steady, but demand light No mixed
October. 46aiGisc; November 45ai6Rc December;
ijtgT l6c January. i5f SIC. Oats-Narket ruled
firm and prices advanced &c futures and haisc
local car lots. Trade, however, was quiet: No
white october. 3Gu3G',c; November. 3G'4m35%c:
December. 35lza37c; January. 26@a@$7l4c. Eggs
scarce and firm: Pennsylvania irstS. 23f 23i2c.
Sugars-Re1ncd frm demand moderate. No change
in quotations. Feed duh and weak; winter bran.
Sii jOnslj 80 per ton Other articles unchanged
81 Louis. oct 26.-Flour dull. Values held about
steady Bran strong. Sales 10 sacked east
track at Coo. Wheat higher: receipts. 63.3l7 bush
shipments l5.52l bush; October. 59lsc November
G);sc; December. Gl'sc; May. ban59ssc Corn firm
higher October closed Sc November. 3i7s03i%4c
oats firm, higher; October closed 26i2c: November
&c; May. H9.c Pork steady. at SlS; on orders
slS 30; Lard-Prme steam 94c Dry salt meats
Shoulders. &c; longs and clear ribs, 9itc; shorts
s'sc. Bacon-Roxed shoulders. nc; longs. l0iic;
clear ribs, lO'.c shorts, lGac. High wines firm at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-27

Chicago. Oct &c O>pecal).-Wall street specuat'rs,
acting through nearly all the private firms here,
doubt fly increased their holdings 4 long wheat They
aided in their buying by local bull crowd under the
lead Of Brossesp, Champin. Rerm and Frank Dunn, Of
Logan c. Local scoprs ovefsod. because Of the eN
trene weakness the start AM this contingent Joined
the brycrs later At The close there good limo OF
wheat called ffm Partridge. fhe boom In stocks, the
early strength and liberal exports. aided buyers
in advancing prices. oi'r scanty except near
top nguT'-. whcr- there short selling Deconi-
her Olen'd Unchanged 6fis sold at gu. cents
ard closed at Gj cents. Charters, 10 900 bushels.
strong early rains IN all it, territory. light
receipt. and good cash dcmard. Later II found The
cash demand by scilp"rs only. Estimated receipts
for rgc. and shipping firms were selling
Nanced 10 i2 cents. then collapsed and closed weak at
i2i cents. Charters wcr" large go 900 bushels oats
adj, ancof on cNpEt pur hase 80 carloads here and re-
port good EXPORT >flrs At ,NewNok. May opened at
ga, sold between 3i and 32's cents and closed
a - charters. 80 900 bushels.
Provisions weakened early weak hog market at
tho yards ScIpors al The early business and bid
January Jpr, ny from Tli 22e % Sll A. AZ the close
p marked October product up without buving much
puts" on December wheat sold at cas- cents "calis'
at CO.. cents puts Nav A. cents; 'cals"
i2i4 cents. Partridge sold both puts and ''cas on
wheat very freely afr the close.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-27
1--WE STOCK MARKETS.


prrvrs yaeeipt. none and no t.ading; Feeling dun;
c. Eh dtd BET ass 70, Graa'{ do goa
native ide- choc y r teN+S or a Quote repseated
"S' rr at cant So per n A"ei4n ,ter' steady
a. "a s, iG and - Sheep % ornoro to nermqaa
M.i' fr'inc a'm j. Ducry sold vest cows
At =, - 81 s e at all Newyor markets 600 head.
The nc: coa,inn.d d at yessa'y, quot ti9n,
w; were sc, ,Ga r caIy. at 81 go romm,n to
- So";- :Gp ani few chcic" Hurk- County do AZ
pr1 ea S st d% sa sF ''S aSSy drs i At
Gc..S cav s ' S, s.,' 8 &C., ,;,cs .,
go al, loo p.' 10 lei calves. aG7 \, at ~ 20.
d. Dnl,pbnek 30 s'a-'rr'' 2'i d. al y % . DO
10 n al al Hollis 60 sa'srrs 900 IL at So; II
f'd < <a,y,r e. ,c't , % 2 at So 25 DO 1870
:" j. r. pii ock veal, 10 70 st 81 gIassers' 1854
Sr Taal x 81 Gst,iR;-; r. Se r" a;lgdin
dc 10 car. 4' he,d.,I , rs,S at JerSry ny
,,,,iift in prices although there vas irhe better
0 - per 100 - orin snIn t. oHs ah hs'e iS' az
- Tho '% dead ,r,c. was unchamced at 5a7c for
Dire. sd mutton AMI Gd9c FOR drcss.t lambs , ~, -.
sycrssc at 81 per 100 y With so ga for the lot, i98
Canada do 20 n at - ~ e. - ~ 90" ~ h ~, ~ o
n, If = 20 les e.
+ % eG"s e. 3 5" @, 81 ,ae e ii 10 81
r 10 Is CAM a DO 10 10 o q at S.r 81 ~ at 50
NJ 80 e. =. g. TO- ws' s5.o T I,mb b. q e.
70 STAT" DO ~ IT, ~ - - Htdp i'H'"'' W 49,
al do. g., h a. - ~
" iiun.. s Ngl.cn. s2s W"-trr, sheep 81 = al - %
n v,ph.r an { Co: 100 Wr-iern lambs % y. at
:, ~. 81 do - = OF 3 - % VIRGINIA do Ga n.
Nircnil sheen. - - n ~ p: loJ west
o., d. ., = n ,3o'. ~ 10. n = a. - -.
" collins: 30 indiana llrh'. g r. at ~ 40, az a.
stat. d. - n a. - %: ios do 81 81 at - - 20
,ril. n IL ~ 90 STATE -hc"n lob u al 30 81
Ind ,rr -hccp and lamb. - r At AZ -
Jrdd Co: IL P"nu.YiN mia limbs. ~ II AZ - .
los st,te do - - ~ - 2l1 kenturkv DO % 10 10
- - - :, x \. 81 10 ''''p - " AZ - ' '
g. = riico-r ec5 state lambs. 60 !, at 81; : State
-
wk,1"on { sherman: ,5i K"ntrcltv lamb'. co ~ at
newton g Hot 1rG Kentucky l1mb'. GO n at 80 %
90 'ntif oif vcr, =, ar, mr. 4Gts hcad-oG
n For. ',th--t. anI 30 jersey 'rY In'f' was
no ,unr.n. cAlnsc pfirr>. Reported sales hHhl'
t User av wore ~ 81 5aJ-7 per 100 7 for common
heavy 10 .iol medium hogs aud h"1'h OF 'ro1siriS
-eir ,t rcr %. Country drc-~ steady on llght &C.
,,.pt.. with sal,s y. ZOE OF hc'Ny ~ l'sht.
..alr.-N W Lamb. ~ stat hogs 1876 y aNcra1n,
., = ..r ico n 81 do e65 H. 10 ~ - . roughs 3Go
%. II - 80 -. ~ rossiers AZ - =,
Hun" 4 Mullen. state hos. 1913 n. al - 80
20 p, a 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-27
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES

All the sales in the auction market yesterday ve.e =,
order OF The Court and took place at No. Ill
H. " Harnett Co. offered under foreclosure onesv,h
interest n No 5O1 Sxth-aye, and Nos 1O3 To Ioo W..
Thirtetht beng the northwest corner fourstory h,'s
tenemens and livery stable, plot 99GxIO0 irrcou,.,
Morris Llttman was the buyer for $3.50.
Eryan L. Kennedy sold a leasehold interest IN Va 90.
Third-a'e, four-story brick with store On E
I90No 1t brought $500 from the plaintiff In tho ~,
ceedings Wv"
Charles A. Berriaa offered so 400 Lexington. ave- u.
southwet corner OF Fortyseyenhs three story
house. lot l6.1x90 1t brought sI7 600 from WAL,
J.. Ward.
D. =. lngraham Co. sold BY order Of the receive, NJ
3c2 Delanceyst. and No. 50 GOeckst being tho no,.s
east corner OF the two streets. The property conS,
two h'estory brick tenemct, with stores ON los
each They were sold ia parcel brought saa oo
from Albert l.. Lowenstcil. The same arctlcace, 80
under foreclosure, No. AL West Tweltyslxth.st a..
story brick tenement, lot 26.sxoS.9 Ulr,ch a
Schwarzkopf wers the buyers for $50 305.
Peter J.. Meyer q Co. sod two lots 15xloo zach -
the north side OF Onehundrei and tn ry -nnthst "a
feet west OF AlcAandcr.aye for III, 80 each 10 r
Holland. - IL
Snyth e. RYAN offered. under foreclosure No 10 f..
Observation-Disclosures eeHtnst., i,e-tory stOnerst
full lot III brought s24,4,6 81 lrsm paintG -
the proceedings ''A y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-27
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NeN-t Olk, Oc'oD't 70 1913
COTrON-r1,r cotton market orc el with considerable
Irrrcuaritv showing fer the near deliveries decline OF
points the late deii' e,es an odvanrr oil TO .
points fnallv decac OF }. 10 II point net "a, con
;ared with Yesterday prices Tie nsrAt clos banlT
.Isady in tom a, shcGr w. Of M ne td,s
saes the day ming l',ooO bale while Tor many
bale level The ~eakGc,> Of The mat;ct todiv due
a combination Of adverse inlluenNs IL tn ire place
seVance Of la. to 81 close stead in tone
from unchanged to LII net adyaaee Is ro4Darci VIII
liverpool showed a OF only 5000 bale, wh"rcas
they W h cOS been f"mn az; b bs o IRON IN e
business IN actual cotton in inaisnd !, 'eNP.ined D.
Sent America England iorccNting ,ontauei ige
;escptS and ioC,cs ,a, crop S, T n. from ~. o
gins covering the entire state OF TcNa> which shovel
s up ss 10 af ta II 9s Sn G he 40 % ''
the Snout al cotioh 20 be shh"i Mt'f
200 OoO bales last year. NcwOrean> receipts FOR
10 oSo bales last year The interior movement
piled BY the cC,ion EAhan:e Is c; G any,
.ass st .s,insi st 40 COO BALES an.t 80 ooo bale
morning Of to days rcccpts were - co td', ,'ou'
bales last week and 1900 bale, lat year II l. en-
pected that with cotton coming In ricnt ths week
There be over the amouns COMING Ia Si.nt
Vices from Sew-Ensland spinner arr more on
coursgng buyers for the Ncwrnslsnd mill ao a of ,S
Southern markets have declined les poporuonaey to-day
dumping ground of European and southea long inieies
and unduiy depressed tn'rcoy The Nr%- iqN li hon
be January having declined nom 500 Z" so
and market received some support tls az 'fionn
ever are not expecting much sub>;l lti change IL 'h'
market. matter what the proportion, ot the CT y S'N
Heavy In view of movement Of cotton, when J. 81
far beyond expeditions the market ID ,,au"s ,abic
the cotton thrown over by the weaker longs
The opening and close toda and eo'ns oio' inc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-27
OTHER MArEErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Rlfl'o. OF. 96-lsti.c r'coits last y hoHi- I'V'
hea total f,r week tnus flt. "l'o head ~ rI'
$3.50 heal. -lln"d through LISP h'i' 10
New YORK l.2O head al. =, head Ia, ke, OPP nr
val calves So jOG-j 80 Hol,-l: ,cc.p- list - houl-
thus far. - 90 D. no "l nm
fi,. la>f week. - Lc,c coH-.iet tHroiIh "'v
head. -Yot. I.SoO h'ld. 81 sale, fv'j h'ti
market nen,. $40. lover Do-i weak; fotNrf@ ~ 11d
- m.i.t - 20 mixed pltk" 80 GOa-o ~. mcium
and he,v 20 65asG -: pig ~ 30 AS CO. as.o rohsh
tn good "n l.. - , ass ~; -t1E. ga t' S"P
and sm. cip> last - hours 2O' h"'d tot TOR
uscs thu. fr. 1850 hrit; FOR sanr TIN as wee
20 mad. Consigned through, GO hch To y W-h"iA
f. nrIl.. cD.d firm good ,n""p nearly oil Wrth~Is
S3a.3 - t. fair. - Jud-- 10 Nr.'erh iahOs
q, I, -. - sJd :; -. CinI1a aMb-, ~ ,ogff 80
ln-f ny. oct .6.-'atflc- Necelt> hRlt m'rh.e
-,-,dv i.ag,d pr.,o-. PRIME. ~ 'oa-s 10 go1d
At a5dsl 20 "a butchers - 1jat rough fit ~ 90
hester. :, GCa+J 70. H'gs-hecepts lgnt; demand isf
market act," unclaimed wlc"-. Prime fhlau"l-
ptlas .nnej % lot ~ N~d A. $3.50 30 bcst RAY
lo-r. .d -HdsG -: best ilght iOrhers 80 0pt - =,
r,urhs s5df3. >hc.p->uIlly lgh. market slow a.
,.,;,fia,'. prcss tNtfo - 500 - - good 3 soa
~ 10. .ar 80 - 80: common. 5ccasl y,asng- ~
a -, srrnr lambs, - j0ASi 80; calves, "a Jjdso %
hrl,v and tain calves -br74.
II, Ioui, % ao.-C,re Rccc'pt', go head; mar
To- lower ilea,v. - noaig 90 uiNsi 81 %, - 40
i'm, 90 - -. sheep ieoov-, ! 600 hr'f Low
inion stock yard. Ch'aco, oct 20. atile-Re'
ccin:. 100 head mnrh"; quiet etd c',Y .onn,h 70
,ce. and bulls, = is5 90 caiye-. AZ ., iiogsrEe
,or,r on 10 chol,c niV1 - Hs5 - shoir assorted ~ -
as 90: Hight 9 80 pig. p 'Oas' a.: Shcep-ise
.h..p sios3 - lamh-. 20 5oasi -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-27

se f FOR ssa 81 apa %,'S ''S Ii!cPss
e 20 Sr On % s s.e .a fs. Of carcs H ss c% Dr.
%s%et %n de'lysfy sa; LOU, peI,,r ,,ESi
S S % S Co. ''s% a % t tors oco ac yc,eday
Spot, rs ID oc,oOcr st5 bid. Yoyemb.r, ar bd
Dscne s Dd o "@ S VI 80 a .a vet '+ y iOs ~
IN s.. Lcu, lead markeS closes hrmer a: Sii The
t"da; glasgow. October ecscotch warrants clo'ci
< ca5 ,a d "nacn october sp" closed
ei2 l2s ca futures closed ciS sp c!o,Cd go l.,
s s, Spa sYan ,U' lead cos.d 90 Il, e.
MoLAssFs. conac1 sow and prices , were nominal
fancy; s7o3sc; Porto Rico 2sHsoc good open kettle
NAvAL sToREs-Turpentinc was again the up.
ward swing today With price; my le higher on me
South The rise both at savannah aud Wilmington aad
Gci,a,c in .iock were ali nGual points in the advance.
i.o.n very firmly held bu, not quo ably higher. stOch
1903 bbA We quote spirts tapen,lne. gle in Southern
% Sss .s.asd Il .H"s sdaa ns EGp 3D.
4 .. g. & g z Z, % Il q ri 4 i S. IA 1s = %
u. -; D. h. - u pitch. light weight. al ~
OCEAN FRElGHrS-IrresuIaiiiy is the prn Ipal char.
acieI Of me naract To- b~rn c'shts 70 tran;
noMeye for The market in i"c main Jne uncync.' Of
rom The West ard sogin aaG oo" is ayaase 70. o
prSans fcs rsSs but small ay one S
l s o "ag a o.s "9c c.t, S ui n rg ar. srn
'omIa a'ely easy fr vel o"ne,S /, nuine B. Ga T.
rather nominal without qaoaoc enanse and genera ally
An.vcIp. I'D; Ne"ca-tlc I'd bri-tpl 3sf i-e.ti SAD
Hon, At COX for OfCc- 81 ca cotton
Liverpool lI.Old petroleum. l, 9d I.-ftn eng 20.
u,nts; -. load, grain Glasgow. I'd l.. lo,d i;O;
tcfdan Gle loads COpcn ,agci, j. Al per qua ter
loads to Antwerp "a. with 2Ii a>Hci AZ th clos'
iiAiTES-\ steamer. cotton. Charleston
loI "A stecnler Galveston ~ Liver 90, 43-
prompt cotton, SAVANNAH q Live pool lia,
or 1864: "A LED tOns general
90 New liayrr curie.t rates steamer. 40
TIM, New-lork To Porto Rio ard back. 1900 /;
a >usar. Cuba 20 Ncw-iOrk. gc ;
bark. general NcwNosk 10 Sydney. basis about
lbs per ton bark. general caro- New.
YORK e. NewZeal,nd and back. lump sum; ship $500
bbls petroleum. NcW-yOrH Dublin l. I'd q bark
$1,000 eoses petroleum. Ncw.York t. saigon: Toe: a
bark; 5000 bbis PETROLEUM, Ncw.York 10 Waterford,
Is 41d Two bsrks totarco. NowYork 20 Geneva. Leg
horn or NAPLES Kentucky bids. ois cd bark lumber
ana petroleum. New-fok TO Buenos Ayres 81 20 and lSe
bah Philadelphia 10 cen;ceos ard back. north Of Hat