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Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-08-31

1t the BABY - cutting Ieets,
Be sure and use that old and wcll-tred remedy Mss
yISsLow's SOOTHING SYRUr for Children Teething.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-08-31

Tn. GREAT bood Purifier gives freshness and elearnes
to tie Conn cX on and cures CONSTIPATION zoe. DO
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-08-31

relief ] read OF DR..
Hathaway & Co IS re-
fGarkablc success in
treating and curing
diseases that other
doctors could not /
tried them and they
cured me. ! am very
thankful and / hope
others will try them
before they give up.
SAMUEL WHALEY,
Hiawatha, Kan.
Piles, catarrh and
all chronic diseases
that have been pro-
nounced incurable by
othe; doctors We
want you TO write us
all about 1t, 10 will
not cost you anything
for consultation and
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-08-31
The LOOP

The total tonnage launched in Great
Britain in 1892 was 1890, l42 tons.
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E,iucationaI.
PROFITABLE EMPLOYMENT

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Public Library Associations. 1000 already es-
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vol. catalogue. Instructions explicit and success
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Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-08-31
SAMUEL WHALEY. ESQ. TESTI-
FIES.

have suffered for years with Nervous Dc
hiiity and have tried many physicians special
isis and patent medicines without obtaining
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City Ticket once, Chicago, POI Clark St.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-14
MEDICAL AND SANITARY NOTES.

'NfECIlOUSNESS OF Notwithstanding to
soine authorities. this disease may prove infectious
throughort the whole Of its course while others
are Oh the opinion that this only the case at the
commencement Of the attack. In regard to this
question: some light is presented by DR.. Rendu. in
paper read before the Sociee Medicale des Hopi-
'auX' as exhibited in two within his personal
observation. One Of these was that OF young
iauy VINO visited at her mothers January q the
auer complaining of slight malaise but on the fol-
tsuME uay developed mumps; on January -. her
dahhghter who had seen her on the ID. but not
subsequently. was likewise attacked and In the
Ing from that almen It IS Red argued by Dr. Renu
ore th that case may be Infectious even be
It's appearance In another instance. similar facts
transpired-that Is, a child ten years old was at
lacked after being In company with a friend who,
although then showing sign OF the complaint.
was found few hours afterward to be suffering
from II. From this, therefore. the disease appears
evidently infectious the termination of the period
Of incubation.
INTERESTING PHYSIOLOGICAL RESEARCH
ES-The generally accepted explanation that, in the
plant the transformation Of starch into dextrin
and Is effected under the influence Of dias-
tasc ferment having been contradicted in recent
years by several Psychologists. NJ Prunet some
time since conducted a series Of experiments with
potato tubers, with view to more definite infor-
nation on the subject. The plan as described. was
10 MAKE % oil me SaS and
of diastase the other found In the anterior ana
en stages Of termination. The former We're CON
sidered glucose and determined by SoXhlets
me @ n amG ee "a oa h Tepored out
Of these researches shows that in potato
tubers there does exist relation between Inc Inc
and sugars. and consequently between that OF
diastase and the conversion Of starch: The re-
suits are therefore regarded tending 10 confirm
the opinion that the digestion of nutritve matters
is effected not by the direct action of the pro
topasm but by means of diastasc substances pro-
duced as results OF It's activity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-14
TILE TRADE IN CHICAGO

Chicago Dec - tspecialJ.-Wheat to-day opened ana
closed lust where of Tuesday The forces IN the
nit were pretty equally divided 80 were the news an
nouncements May opened at CTS sold between o's ana
Gs and closed at 677s Cables were lower but sea-
toard cearances 100000 bushels Cearances
so far 400 600 bushels ahead OF the same
days last week Northwest had i25 cars against toS
Iradstreet's' made an increase
in the available bushels but the increase ase
wear bushels. The Australian crop ol,'
$50 bushels bushels less than last year
Professionals bearsh because they 10 no oe
lieye possible make bull market with the no1ays
so near at Prices their support from cnss
which that be lost In buying inoney
with the last crop small and the ad'ahcins
crop smaller still -, c..,. ,ror
Corn was up somewhat by an Iowa S,ae caop
report which made the yield in that state 2itVpVo
bushels than estimated ny the ocv.
October. Nav opened at 3y's sofa oetween
39s. and lO. and closed l0is cents oats were up
There Is also idea that the inatkeS
has been congested OF much snort scinS i
oats the stocks small 6aDuO bushes may soio
between 500. and 81 and closed at 81 cents a.. .....
Provisions early but were rned up py cove.
ing Swift packer who has been short more January
product than any OF them. There were DVO hogs tne
estimate FOR Thursday $1,000 January pork solo Do
$l2 22 and S2 80 and closed AZ Si2 D. yanuary
lard 81 ~ 81 ~ and closed at January
ribs between SO A. and 50 30 and closed at ~ o. -.
puts on wheat G1ss cents calls. U.s. cent?.
Puts and calls May corn were the same price, w"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-14
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Ncw.York, December 10, 1893.
ETTVES-Rcceipts wCre - cars, 1910 hoad-iO
cars for saughtercr' direct eor export alive
ami 81 for the market making. with cars he'd
ever yesterday. 90 cars for sale all Mt jersey Cy WIN
the exception OF 2 ears. There moderate SUPPLY
cid COWS and oNen with the bulk Of the cattle com
mon lair natives. and really choice or even gool
Offering The market opcnd tame at about Nqn Mon
closing prices, and ruled duh to the nnlsh VIII
final clearance OF the yards Decent 70 fair natives 80
sidS, 80 per 100 N tons at - 10; oxen ava s.;
- 5odsj nils at 81 25dt3 30 OLD cows st 81 Sva
Cb and for 30 CITY dressed native slices cohtnuN
have slow sale q. 0asc per ~ extra prime heei r eaS
De In Fast Side slaughter houses. The Lonoon cao
ports reiraerlted beef slow at She per NJ ana
rran tors selling at i0l ec. tops l2c esu.ar,
dress weight shipments to-day, 5OS quarters VI usi
IN the NewNork. 500 quarters IN the Br'anns 'o"or
row. 30 cattle the Siberian, Tor NJ Gonsnhm; IN
sales-sherm,n Culver: KENTUCKY steer, i AZ 10
Chicago DO 1887 n - 50; 10 do ls.7 n a. * 'g
II do. 1880 m, at - G5 80 do 1918 NJ az - 90 10
do. 1905 n at 81 35 10 do, 1885 az - IS 20 In
diana do 1913 N, at 81 40; stays 1e2! az 81 on.
d. McPheron Co: % Ohio steers 1879 ~ ~ =" a. AZ
90 DO 1927 n, as - OH State oxen i.s a. a. AZ
u do 1873 H. at 1896 10 do 1870 to loc1 ssSs. "a
Kentucky oxen S and steers 1890 r At zoo 70 isSo % a.
- e5dss 90 20 cows 1910 at s2e3 = ss 40 vc a.
Il 90. ~ % 1929 at 81 lcasi 5:ss ., q. e,; IS
Ohio do 1927 m, ss 65 Is do l161 ID. ct u %; ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-14

900 bush for and the balance for local as-
.e over December price store December closed 81
l'saisc over DECEMBER store lsc over Deeemees
ssse; 80 Soitesia ;piiSs, sn{sr say Ss{,fsd
Ss ,se 81 SYCG SSS rs'l under Ms
aGoat; no hard Manitoba, 10000 bush May prize
Sasn SSs:sr Ss spriTns 4SJN IS.P
a aS Sssd. I iaooo bush i''$ $sT$Sd
a 1000 bu.n go under May ,,d, hi, r aaoa. i,,,e
caster undertone sympathzng nrt win the action Of
t %n m Esi scc eG o. aud a 'S
1h3 in part the ohio report which b. IT, ha
which Is ncar, 10000 bush rs than had been et'
@9d S that STATE s,y e ago ma s c .S Ta
IN prices with little eOyerng o. sHIt en brought r Wa IN ne
covering Of and little oa,-de buying me e9.e
ftdy q 900 net CSh 'S5 se eors o
cooOo ba.h Sc over December elevator lOo03 bu H.
iye liver and zoos bush 46c delivered spot gngaasd
white 600 bush 45d45lac elevator u.ssd 100 yS
4 a5ic diyafa oATsrihc dealings in
%cdeae @eaf again w sne sa%@ by mov
rcnt little later The Iowa report howeysr wa, az
a nSe N ,h aTa. Stat OF 10 ooo nah oganst
huh ihd t ma, !" 0f late hsf the %' DAY s
eo;c was at &c a net aff 5 Sa an Si so oSt
carlots 33.c elevator and - delyerdi No . o',,
s0 %hi,e ssse bid track whit IS 600 bush a,aio
iraI mixed ZOO bush. aia85s MALTxMaTSSt
s@sS M B&RLE4@ysry and Sa;;5 80 Md
waukec ~ SG2c; migrated Western JudJic; t"V,.cU
state Osd1 RYE-MarNet nominal 49, BC IN.
quiet at S3c asked for laladr'h az
roid State Sc bid Tor japanese SlH.DSClovcrrecd
Arm but dull sales $50 bags sample seed % - ~i" -
rer 100: closing December, SO % asked; January,
slo 40 asked Timothy-Maret dull but nrner; calctt
quoted s3 75asi 80 per 100 n. Fhx'eed-Ihe marN'
here IA nominal. ..,, NJ,
"Rradstrret's' visible made increase In wNat o.,
OGi n0O hush east Of the Rockies and an increase OF
2OI 600 bush Pacific coast net increase OF 80,
600 bush Corn decreased 1850 bush ana oat@ a.
the European and Australian SUD
py 81 wheat increased III 600 bush The total world
SUNNY incroasei 1442.OoO bush. The t0iai American
Visible Wheat. los $4,000 bush corn S947 900 bush
oat. II 600 bush European and Australian supply o.
he,, Is 81 40 600 bush total wheat COG 900 bush
" Ouo,atons follow we Give comfnrlS closing
nticns OF last night and corresponding date last year;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-14

Cab quotations were as follows: Flour dun and neg.
Ssr 70 r. Sp' a ss 81 q 'y s 'as%
IS 90 mes polk per DBL si2 55ot2 lard PER 100
ss,es sGsses ia'' sg sls ': 5
oAs & ,es su So " a%i oa d 5e per- 'n
y C. st g s Ss ss marse. wa.
firm and a s, rSIs sRy :ssa%sy Egg @
fancy = % END family al 81 56a52 S. wSsat
a Tsos,BBs at 5se ccinMsiet weak end No
saE Nn &C. ' Sisc DC car zoe white
quiet and lew u, rate; NJ prevail Mixed 80 az Sme RsfhG
N0 some @", demand market arin sac rCH sady
,Ss s q mes s,a! pG iaa a. 3D. i I
4 Nes dried cs s, . sas's ''
sSS. no Sss rel sea a ssS 1sss sf dsc
s good, w On Sa.,s Of j. barrels sod 70
pee sM'y S ce a SS'f Sd at oi
Can Wheat Sample; were e ia = 1 sSss at No S
s9s.a p ose % 20 sl sSs@ 5sst
and grades ron 9sSo ba a5c SAMPLES aI qae
and Sadn s7; 80 d. 4S Soc
G GS r'Gs = f ss
s an os sss So sss sa
aq@sy 1s s s1 bran and mddings per sacked
Hss i' s.ep that S' tn" no uS Gs1ss IN he
was sny emphasized Il fS5 d s@, ds" r h ps
,is alter selling down C2t. The trad was dun
yh Gosh market about steady There were .? car,
~ No Northern sold at 002e, and - cars u arrive Nv
tho same price No Northern sold 59ac C ,a
Hn hanced Bian shorts-Marict steady and un.
chan@ea Com market steady; No B. 3.aS:ec No
Se low ysa.c Oats-No white. 27d27 &c: NO 3. 2e@
a27c. .,,,
PHILADELPHIA Dec. 13.-Four-Iiansact!ons Renera,y
,imit"i To- small lots satisfy current Jobbins waite
hut offerings from hands moderate and prices fueu
steadv Buckwheat flour IN light supply ana hfIh new
.s.Iss * ner 100 N. Wheat weak ana prices shuNeu
no mpp.apt change. Cables unsatisfactory and nothing
ue,x GGs,S6i.c February d7aa6sc March. 09a092c
cor99O,ron market opened shade easier, but aer"a u
,viea stesdv with demand for parcel lots 10; eA
port, inquy for fn eaf fp@cr oic.
E 10 miHs ss;a4Ssc Mech 43.a4s9e. oatsCaots
a,at Nth ample offerings at late decline Futures du,
ssaG nominaly unchanged No Whit De,cnp'r a ai
Ia",,ry aa6c; February, 3js.u3jtc; March o9G
y1ir p,ovisIons in moderate lobblng request ana eaq2
I,eef city family, per bbl sil 529oi2i porS, i"iS
&c o aM aa p' Snd unchsnced other articles UNCHANGED
st louis Dec 13-r1ourIAttle demand patent 80 &c
"a 1 SSts. fancy 81 7ots2 So fancy 81 2o1s9 20
Soce sYas2 10 rye flour, 80 10Gs3 p bnck"hea.
,n"r 'ss 15<,Ss 30 quiet no buyers above %.
east tracy WHEAT higher: December, rytc Jahua,,S
n,sc Nav eS365sc. Corn higher pecember &c Sc.
onarv ssc Nav sosc Oats higher; Deeemser 2sc
s,. sI4 20 Iard-Prime steam 9uotablc at &C. on
. meatsShoulders Gi.c longs and clear RIBS sSoa2
saIs ec 10 ParoD-I,oxed shoulders shc: lones
vs haync sellers Sc and hardly any d.nana
saes cars ct &c. spelter steadily saiafle At s-c'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-14

Baltimore Dec. ls.-Flour dull. unchanged sales 66G
bbls.. Wheat dull No red spot Coz d65fc; December
IS d65c January CO.. a061c May 51d11isc; - amer
No red 6-d624c; stock l,-c0U0V bush; sales 1900
bush milling wheat by sample, 66d669c. Cora easy ;
mixed spot, 43a434c; new old Dccemb,r A. sGf5-c
January, 42sdA2ac; February, 4-osc bid May 45'4c
bid n-zc. bid stock. 472.OO9 bush sales
100000 bush white and yellow corn by sample ~ diSsc
oats dun and lower No !? Whit we,,era ajas,ac 80
No 2, 52c stock, Gill bush Hay quiet good 20
unchanged Cotton steady mlddling. 7S.c Butter firm
creamery fancy, fair TO choice .5d27c do im.ia
ton 24d25c ladle fancy 22c good TO choice. l3u2Oc
rolls fine 2d-2c do fair 10 cool, l9d2cc ~ re packed
lOal7c. Coffee firm; Rio fair l0'2c No !, 1SW
lSisc. Other articles unchanged
Boston, Dec. l3.-Markets quiet.
Buffalo 13-Sprng wheat sellers have pegced the
price OF 722c for No hard. and 'lac fr no northern
only sold. Winter wheat dull easier; No red,
G4s.c; No extra red. 63do3sc No white Coo. Corn
yellow, Al. a42c cars No yellow. 4ll2c No
corn 40a4Ol7c track sales store. No yellow,
42d42ic; 8, 800 bush No corn. 4lc 10000 bush No
corn, 4Oi4d4O4c. oats dull easerj No white. 3"sd
85c No 3 white 33i2 d33s4c No mixed 32ac track.
Barley fair trade choice 70 fancy western, OOaGjc
lower grades 45a55c; state G5d72c Rye dull No =.
soc asked. Flour dull best spring. sioA 49, winter
straIhts, e3 ue3 IS. l.ye flour s3 2Ode3 20. Mil
feed In fair demand, generally rmer Coarse winter bran
bulk els 90; medium do. 9l5 -; winter wheat ships,
ga a5 coarse spring bran, "a 30 medium DO 60 %
medium do SO rye feed, al Jo eacked feed .5ca-i adj
dltiOna
Chicago. Dec. 1s.-Thc leading futures ranged as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-14
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Ncw-York, December -, 1893.
COTTON-The cotton market to-day has shown
stronger feeling than ha. been apparent for tn pat
The change for the better to have originated III
Liverpool with the ad,ces from Manchester also ndlcat-
ing improved conditions that centre which
private cables due ~ the large activity IN rpot
cotton In The Liverpool market where IA" sales reached
- coo bales Cablc direct from Liverpool Indicate
that the spinner, In the market for round lots ana
That still larger business l. 10 H. expected un'e- hold.
become too arbitrary to price In the Newiork
market speculative Interest decidedly active wien
considerable buying reported due q the low
prices now current. The short, naturally tmid IN
the possibilities 81 material rl>e In the price of
cotton while IN the nature ~ thc ease Their" j. very t'
further decline. The Of the market To-
ha- been strongly upward In the main. a'ior IN
o. thu has beca the prospect OF dis
appointing receipt, New deans tomorrow which look
Ike 1000 bale, against 1900 bale- last week AMI
bale. Last The market T. exceedingly "i~l-
tive aud anything that looks like fnllihg off In the
j. very promptly responded 70. NJ In" same
tEc rcccDs for the week AZ the ports estimated at
5 0cO 800 coo bales or lee, according 70 tue
total coming ia under the head Of 'NarOus.' sort OF
ack.inte-boX at present. making c'umateS rather IN
ceftain The movement l. running agast 9O1NpO h1lr
at the moment. The interior movement Tor ne week u
.tmatd at about 100000 bes but a. 70 this There can
only b. the mcret gu's-wofk
OIcning. and Cluse today ard closing bids Inc
maui l lat f.NlA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-14

Iivernoo Dec H. 3:4j D. m-Beef-The supply is poor;
extra India mess iirm at HOS: prime mess steady AZ
sIs Cd Pork-The supply Is poor; prime mess western
fine essy at SOS: do Western medium easy az us "a.
Hams-foders press sales; short cut about ~ 10 10 TO-
o sales: Cumberlard cut.
about IS to 30 TO- 4Gs Cd short rib about 20 TO-
mddes, aOout 20 10, easy AT sos
long and short mddcs, about 81 ~ easy Al 4os
Shoulders about IL to Is H. seady at sss Cd Chee-e
Holders offer American finest white ana col.
oed firm az 55s Tallow-The supply IS poor prime city
dull Spirits OF turpentine-Holders orer moners
aeiy steady at els Cd Cottonseed ol-Lverpool rehnee
essv az cDs Cd Rosin-HOders offer sparingly common
arn, az a. III -Spot-Hoders offer sparingy; fu-
iures-Hoders are not Offering: prime Western, spot;
steady a, 49s Whea'-olders offer moderately: No RED
winter firm IS Sd; No red spring firm at os So
1Hoiers ofer moderately; Louis 'ancy winter
du,i AZ 6s 3D. Corn-Spot and futures-Hoders onse
freely mixed Western spot steady at Is 2iad december
,a,dv M As I'd January steady A. for February
steady at 3s I'D Hops at London-Pacnc Coast
Holders oier moderately.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-14
or,,rR MAHKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo IA h las: p for @0g sae 't SS
total Tor wse thus ao .ag o through $50 lead
New York. osO head Oh sae, & he,u so5 to l. $40 n
s s,aa. and 81 !S S&s1 40 light e s1Ss
light butchers and othcr % tonf' Tor Week thus fsr
y e; 500 "a pe sSgi for s%s @ bead co:
signed throygh 800 head TO aweT. eosee duh
q %Srs ss $50 5 ssaa 'S' sSc
a io mediums and heayy adabsr,csots last x
g q 80 ssS, sea 3D. ,ca Tor week thus far IS 800 hall
for same last weck 81 ovg n ne'a on sale 20
head market opened very dull and weak a n no n xSy
GOOD here plenty Of 9aoS .hsep $ ass 50 good SO
20 n fat ewes. sJas3 10; eood iam's 90 '""''
- o Stock Yards Chicago, Dec l9cottle- IA
y opp neal makc; weak hr'stnes steers - .Sy
$3.50 common gass E 3 S ' and bulls q s5dss so
ana iees sa 80 iogs-Receits 5000 head market
Ssss E. as % sg g 'n9 on q %'s 80
s. 30: pes ~ .jdsj Is sheep-Eecel,S l'V~ nedo'
SsrSet bsr,ly steady. Poor choice, sidsS Us Lambs
laes IScry. Dec lsnte Receipts light dsr and
fair: market slow UNCHANGED prices. PRIME - .Su
f 3, 915s So fair ighf % 25as3 So go,i FAC
COWS aud hcers :. - ogs-neSep,s' "a - hssyy
phadephss IS 4oG45 q Workers, g Sod.5 40 rough.:
sids5 shee-suppy m a i1s "a 81 good 81 ;S9
81 81 9o fsir 81 5as2 so COMMON oea7 ye,rngs 80
ass75 spring lambs. sas3 80; caIyss' 3 head in.
c,us no 20 cars Of naT. and ID OF southern
Native ueher eatt or all kim, n Yn tboS shading
prices business II southern division was fairly as
tive with prices about seady on s'ey'n gs 20 eows
siS SS "n no. iSs Ss Though price:
5dloc lower the early market Was e Se sIppiy
was larger and at decline BUYERS took hold iee Ky
however dS not not %wo 80 wS eav sna a $50
s s0F mixed ss msst Soss sae o. " h V hes
ps go head III market ds no seen now n for some
time Native mixed, 50 25dsJ TO- southwest mNed' = ''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-14

For importaton none in stock.
ferSor nnS rom % = per per ad
,aofcm
orcans mclas.cs ar, steady owing scarcity but for
em +, dull and nominal sytups ara dail ana easy. ~
Ss sSSc 50 GJo ca so
D YSa ?l sI2sS good opsaSsss sdss Bsdees g
o,na lots 23d:se ror,0 n'co o s3m'Oc ola far
9a%ec gooa i7aisc prime i5a2oS cholcc lace.
and ! @ but Sn Id S" nn
steady ncGsh d nH a S sn T2T 1"G ns
S SSi. tar S''i% ess OS. aoe sprt 29Sc
in southern hbls ard 29c in Gos ES'g
I, e. II e. s. Il + i q q tar
h. 50; b. h. ~ 10: pitch. light weight 81 0o'
justify the hops developed by ,9mc recent sign Of
ssl%ng @nma'G a that e It would gq e eac penn n
but the talk IS Of offered bgying gnti after
Nominal Change: Yesterday three lords OF grain
N MSrs ias aay 'N that we 9ea % chaTs show nod
activity at a. 9ut former rate cg}ts Ions iooT
ID rstol si4d Hui, 81; Ga'gsw, a.d Lg1 ~;
.o'" LOT "i NRrfsDX steamer 900 Or srain Ncw.0r
leans to United EIsdom or Continent: %. per ton MT
M'%port New. bremen; q ana % marks Eespocyrly
ship 5000 cases s on 70 t % cr
schooner lumber, Georgetown, ). g., to Wind.
mnso i', a%G back with sugar about pot
SsrS for t's ,SS 4 & largo Sc%
Yo-k 10 81. John.
81 SImon's Boston, eJ ntEOoner. lnmher SlNahnaI
10 Ncw.York 81 20 schooner. lumber, Pascagona {,
New.York 60; a schooner. coal Philadelphia TO Havana
al I'll schooner toal Philadelphia Matrk,S FL 90.
or Clenfuegos IL 30 schooner fertilizer. New-lCk -
Jacksonve private terms two schooners. coal Hobok
o Rockand. SOC.
OILS; ttonseed oil ruled steady but quiet. with
prices practically last quoted Lard oil was strady
although holders show dispost 20 meet bynr. Lm'
seed oil Is by cents gallon We quote rim cruz
bbs 2se prime eruds loos. 25a25e oicrude DDS 32S
mer yellow. oGgrsde SlaSec aee9rdng TO dr rsV al
f2d73c American raw. 47c; American boiled. 90; wi
cutta raw. &c.
PROVISIONS-In the market for hog produces thele
was moderately active trade to-day The opening wa
weak with considerable stun sale partly owing To .ne
liberal live hog movement, and partly account OF
hesrsh feeling In speculative circles. some OF the
Chicago commission houses the position OF me
is particularly strong tho cash demand having
fallen on while the movement Of hogs Is Increasing .o
eI5 family sleaso So short clear, $40 5odso extra
prime, si3 5Gasl4 BEEF-Steldy. Quotations: Fan.
lily si4asls mess 8 50 packet s2dsls sxtrs g., ina u
Chicago hama a. ss DRESSED H1ms,E7r.y iso.
&c pigs bacon S,.c CUT MEAr :, dnose
picked belle. dull I'm quoted q ss yo., Inn SD
$500 city closed At SCI Gales Of 100 ties refined Tor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-14

:: !. 81 isl & .$
S; g $ 6 s5 issa IS S0s'
y Do isss M >. y eseiso d se' is.G 1880
Go. l 1877 n 4 g. i 49, Ss Rss S
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''' Newton & enen: 1s Indiana steers 1so. ~ =
:: y IS !! % g. do ae iss n a. 81 virginia No.
ss oxen % g l1S Il !. = IS ess
.. %.i5."R sssfass P:sS'
{ 6 S.Ss cow. 81 30 en- ':ssi; s;;' sis
over AZ roads ss,e 2s7 l Ssik.
steady and would sell If Quotations sasasso per
ses nssS Ct ss Which .s go # ss ns
I'D g e. IE s' e gys: Ss'
Western sSeaed fed calves S mosssss
ssa,s s,...s S,S Il 5 s. ss's ss
q, 70 T''ss' a. 81 81 Ssa :s
is o. g. g. e ,oi 81 a. a. g. is d. H. q
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v'o!.' IS I IT, .S . % at S. do i''
az 10 graSsprs 2U2 ID ~ " ~ do
s"$ z 4; ,ss e : 4 T. 81
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s'' smf 70 including si, ssss
rect 80 cars c, or a Sd' srs az
. Good ssssS vs as'f in %
sorts on sns sd az just about steady lambs were ioS
e smS! ( s y 4s es :'
soT at ss. for Weak Ss' s
s'psr ss cen,d, l Wss.,s ss 10 q sy
a az Il x 81 at - %, % ?'2 Z, w ss
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3 s g. r5 5s3 s',s 's lamb. coarse. So
ssa,s "a anS s. g. q At .ns :.
DO ,, 9 d. g & at 3 fs"Gsyis
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do SC IS do isG - sta n At lambs "A n at s.e;
,a DO 'Oe q r. at sheep and %S l SS At 70
81 s5' ;; i" st 81 = q
20 i at 80 , Isl do 90 at 50 So so d. 100 "
at SO l2ia. =, s,erman. DOB kentucky lambs 70 N.
s "a FL do, ~ b. 81 i2is III Kentucky sheep'
% s,sss & Coz iSi 10 'GSa'ns sIs
i State "a Ism Of NJ at SO IS a'l Buffalo do (eul'''
81 H.. at So 80. ,.,. ,.,nhs 20 N at 81 c5; -
Raae s':s 90 s q lo q Sat.
lambs - D. a. - ~ ~ ears or aea5 head-34 cars q
rortethst and % at jersey s ,c Nsrn choice
gSt would nIobsby bring So % Country dressen "ssA
at SIseM Collins: IL state hogs 1913 average
So per 100 n. ,,c >, n, "a
d Mcpher.on & Co.: State hogs' 100 ID ~ y" w.