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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-08-07
sKIP NAPLES AVID LIVE.
Twenty New Cholera Cases and Thir-
teen Deaths Reported.

Rome, Aug. 6.-It is officially announced
that between noon Friday and noon
to-day twenty new cases of cholera and
thirteen deaths have been reported in
Naples and three new cases and one death
in Rome.
AN OUTBREAK IN sooLINA.
Bucharest, Aug. 6.-Cholera has broken
out in the garrison at SOolina.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-08-07

S+at hrst business in order after the
iltOe niniI,e IS called to order will be to ad-
and -%''Syer SIe the oath of Office to the senators
SEM ,lr' Cox, the new secretary of the
are N.Y. Inc senator's who will take oath
Stsa5llr. ts Hlr. iParkins, who succeeded Senator
beeenD ra Mr.. Pasco, of FLORIDA, who has
u1jdr lp rre-elected after serving an interim
Mr. 65. gut6ernatorial appointment, and
present during the lasS extra session Sg n' and md
is racoi- cot yet qualified. AS soon as notice
orga1;;ltsss5u from the House that it has
sb6oirteg sbIoi,l4eg' the proper committee will be
and aadatGo nayiS. 70 wait upon the President
receiTa ylily MIN that congress is ready to
csrs csTe'Se v, any communication that he NAV
nessso,-l make. This will call forth the
Son oifpss fax explaining the Presidents rea-
sion AN an 5{p1nYening congress in special ses-
ils frolI fr,u suggesting legislation to cure the
H. rom tsam which the country Is snffering,
cite w ,o.Iia at. heat at this time does not in
0'iFe eAertion so that the senat-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-12

&c Western pair q l2asl So prsG ,s b pc, pa ls
Ss and ass Tfss SIN
ssS below y All ss. ss no 'i
81 sf" shesS Sr a, Outs and
s 5sS' n'ia'0s' SSs q
e. T. s as s az 81
Dc %e, s' rn, dry9 riafsa ca$
s. f, Old cO %S' g. ''T Dnshs wes.
%s:1 a;sa yss"s @ S $ $,fsaS
s;;:+r: ssaf%sss 5 ssiSs
SAFE and a1SEs w tSS w sso ecs
GAMoa, are more psnt AID Quiet a, recent ,toa dc
%S for a6ey rs. s'lp ae, wild
S%,s ep prdee '' sssrS %I''r Per an" S 'nsi
Hsaralp a'ff fresh t'S' PEI dosS Wcsicot Az
'0% "a aoui hr 80 Sn? sa. R' ss.sn
doIs' ms sSs.P' and W Sses d"s sc
ASS ;SGS1 sisi E. patti sos5s de-
sd % o pS 1ss a F sai No
aa Prime GRADES Of fGrcan 10 ta de ToS, sss and
s%er' Winter S vcge show no
cd and up "s' S far cc
rcsip v5rv Wiley IN condltlcn a.d value foat1c'
no n. 81 255e:: do Jersey. per $50 N, 81 ~ -
81 do Scotch mn nsr bag Fl soai 81 sweet
3tatocs vncani choice fancy per M 1888 % d.
~ nrr BIZ S0093 Onions Chester rcd pr Dbl,
81 a5Ssi 90 10 yellow rcr bD 81 s5asi 80 do E,stern
hI,n 81 80 - 80 d. E1stsrn. rel VI odFl % ~
Eastern yeow pcr bb y 5oas q do STATE ,., and
ana Io9g e. per 49, s1Sa sac sa
squash per Rs ean SSt i Rs ia n per-
I -Issic do Long Island and jersey. 11edr Celery,
r r, GIsl,ri pcr DOZEN lunches +iGtl 80. Ecans
I1""iaa pcr cra.e sla*2 80. rornips pr Dol s,@
a Ok f'al,,ts washed. nor Dbl Al. Letirce Rston
Ter dozen 50dGoc BRUSSELS sprouts gsr quart. GalSc
SPINACH Norfolk r ~ = 2'G III 3o Plorid. Per
,r1tc ii 5ods2 So Eegpant' florId' Der s'bol boS'
ec4s2 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-12
OTHER MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo. Dec. 1I-CistlezRccelp.s lat "a hours $50
he: ss f! week s. II:
NswYsrk SO0 head o. sale coz nne @ase; op ned
so'n %dm f srads nf @
pn ~ ssss: : fns ss 5 s'
o@s good isder. 3 aSSsa SS lisas ss's
s scad I higher i Icss.Rps%ps hour, i4oSS
s ss ~ ySsh s' 'e sS a
Snc"cS S s snd 5 s 5g ie~e @
Workers $ 4ods5 So mostly 8 ao@s1 a. iNei pcks,
g i sS PIGS s. Sos roushs sesD
ana Y s p q hour as . Soi head ;s ' @sS
Mes hSad ia through head I, SswYo
i lS 7gG eios dull and Weak caasda lambs 81 os
crOc . e ar a. e se0d 90 ae T, y gass esess
FAIR npGu to good native limbs 90 ,oa3t choice 2asi
Ea isr .ais demand only s
S tns S' ~ PINE rosah ai "a 5s so S
rht steers. ~ 2jas3 So good tat COWS and heiteIs,
Is ssr: DEMAND s1a rn only S'" fair maI fha
s 90 oa Tsrf for s demand s na "a
Il Sow w. at last weeks prices cxIa sa4cass good
ns ' GsnSy ana s tSi% selys q w 's'
Sc head Ss.ss sH sSsss r Rs &
s,S Ts@* s%a feeders sssms g esasa
q 40 calves 81 25aSS o:smRecccDts $500 he I'd
'Tc' cc Sppss 70 " cScce rived chc:
- 5o. gbt IS 1926 f0 mgs 81 4OoSj 20. Sheep
~x,eips 10000 bead siichtly irmer nf'ri'r to choice
sl afy % lambs. 80 1894 % , 600 -. ,...
- louis Dec IL Cattle Receipts. DIS heaf Thers
WA not much life tire market. rhouch the tone vas
stader and prices 10 tn 90 cents highr t,n last week on
native steers there rot enouoh on sae % maze
,onro.enntiye market steers and low sock dd
ro, shov az much improvement but prices wer rttrr
s9eers - 3pds3: cows a. c56s2 30. l.o0s-Reccrts.
600 hc,d mo snrnly rht and q. generally roor
QUALITY Packers claimed that they coult ONLY 9b,nn.
fw OF kind they wonts IN? nars e o. y. ntut Sat-
urdavs prizes bit the close was wcaSer arc ,c pe' .w
other points Light. s5Is5 20: miNd. ~ sod*o r 10:
heavy 81 Oo1s5 10 Sheep-Receipf. Ga hcaa; ms
surpiy was light and generally OF Inferior qnanev nv
con sderpg this prices stcatv TO strong. oou~f
west mixed 81 CO; native mixed, 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-12
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

rsvcr,oo Dec. II, 3:i5 .. m.-Bccf In moderate de-
mand extra Indian nrn at nos prime ness STEADY
Al sis Cd Pork In moderate demand; primo mess,
Western iine easy az SIS do Western medium. easy
At Sss Cd Hams in poor demand short cut about
ixdIo n easy ct AS. Bacon In moderate demand
Cumberland cut about 2saso ~ easy at 49, short rib
Ak NJ az AIS Cd long and short clear middcs about
Is NJ easy at AIS. shoulders, about l.ais ~ si"ady
White To- and coored T,low In ISor dcm mar
re demand steady at 2ls 3D. Cot,onrccd OIL Liver.
poo, rnncd dull at 2is. Rosin in moderate demand
futures de%aDd prime Western spot ,s ssa a,n at
steady Of Is 2i2d No 3 red sprng s,ady at os I'D;
Flour in moderate demand st. Louis fney winter dui
western, spot, steady at is Esd; December firm at
A. Did January firm at IS I'D for new psDtsay nn
in moderaie demand. Receipts Of wheat Tor the las,
su,ccs Sc 600 quarters. Receipts OF American corn for
the last week, 30,1o0 quarters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-12
THE STATE OF TRADE.

o, Gatl DC sx! Pee > IGar do famy
Winter wheat patent "a Os3 81 spring do IS 9oari s
do sraiqht % 5oass "a sae lS9 SS' aSsc Jsa
ms 5esic stock 1924 SIS bush sales s2oo) bush;
"IIinc wheat by sample G5d67c. Corn firm mixed spot
43pdi3a,c new and old Decemher 43hg4oTG 'sna ,
a Gssa asc bid ro' ssok bS. bush
whi,e corr Nv samle a2d 44oc yellow do; 42d44c o,t'
steady; no white Western S5RGSGe 30 inoei 20 %.
re asked stock lss.oo5 BUSH Rye dTI 40 ch Sic
,Tobv I'll soasi5 90 Grain reights quiet and sead;
,an, =, Iyerpoo I'D asked; Cork for orders, 3s3. 81
Cotton quiet: mddlng. 77sc. Butter hrm ,cranery
ancv 2sd29c do fair 70 en ooG 10 cSace ooSoe rs
one d22c do fair to good lod2oc store pacKea, LOO
IIc' other articles unchanged
poston. Dec 11.-Markets quiet.
buffalo Dec. ll.-Sprng wheat openei weak, ioweil
,ond hoher Sales 1000 bush No Nerthern Io'2s
S9se 10 zoo bush do. The closing. No hari 72sei
demand H% Sse.. cars No red o5l2e cars 70
extra red. eSac . ears mixed. GtfaS5c; car 70
white 60c / car extra No white o32c ! CO, 40
White &c; j ear G. 6ic Corn-Steacy, denan1
fa.r' sales 5000 bush No yellow, 42dt2tci $40
bush 80 ? corn. 4idslac 5000 bwh No corn 4o.e
srore sales track ears No g yellow; 42e; eers
40 Wit SSc cars 40 white. track 5000 bus
80 mxs %n'e .sc Ssfey-Wesk demand choice 70
Gs@7ec. Rye|Duii; 30 l. 56c 40 9, 55c asked Flour
bull easy; best spring stSst wnter SIT gh.,
God demand; winter bran bulk SO 80 meilna
SIS 5O winter wheat. ships Sl1 coar.e spring p;a,i
si4 - medium do s1S 50; spring chips, zig %; hls
white mds. $3.50; rye feed. slo 10; sacAca ieea
7jcaSl additional
Chicago. Dec. 1.-THE leading futures ranged y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-12
Z,VIU Ddto IdNl NVuI' ,Io.l,c ma fhc
ming, range. and close TO-DAY, a''u ''OS''s

Transferable orders issued at 755 New Org H. n,
ceiIts 800 bacs gross 400 b1ie,; cNpV'' s hilas
sale. $500 bales W 10 baies; STOCK - ~
bales Spot eot.onlhc market for ;pot e0. Sa wa u
at which grIdes other than mdillng may b. dSiNea o
Contract: Fair Ii.c mid ling fair &C on .S' si
mdiiing lc good mddna 5:l5 on on s s,rs gooi
ordInarS 13iOc OF good ordinary r. on eogu ces
tine~d even strict ni1cling. stained 1S2c on s ~
stained 7lCs OIL; strict low nddiing suict t no: see
today and last night For consumption iol Dal,s co..
11S diiS ssVa a Gas' s;' miGns up and. 1915 S.@
Tort r,ccp.s today. G,so7 tales thu iat tn' Me,k
iC- Al, ia,es Export to-day: Great lf.ai Ji'a''
hale: France J. 7c3 bales Continent 1o3 bales. ~
por,- Great Brra! 5s4.I ba n ,,' ock ia
hs0 balcs Liverpool cablcs-Spot cotton tir dch'Hu.
frrcly net at unchanged prices, "a e. 100 % H"ss
-le nlaon and export 900 ca,e Hne ~ $40 ioiS
,ntd1,'no az FUTURES opscd steady dem1nd mode aic
At from LOS to 3Gi decline eloscc steady a. Zen -
to s.G4 ne; dccliuc. Jan1,ry,F ebsuary 4;.s"toSi
AIN6A IA May.June l1ib, Junc-Jrly f.lJdflO. Jiy-
Nuonst 4l7CIIs; August.>eptombef: 1lsai.lJ Dccen.
her A 0sG 100; December January. 4.Oeb
CorfEE-The coffee market at Ne*.York opencd gen
era,,y Ann win prices showing advance Of 10
POINTS but very quiet. ord ~ were very scarce. but
Serc were very sellers and tho narAet held rother
steady throughout the session The sales W 70
2 p m reached 500 hags including December at 49,
go. March OF 1595dl6co; May ct l555 The
cable news quite fca'ureless, and vns ACCOMPANIED by
some selling for European account The Ha'fe afkt
changed 70 90 lover and Hamburg was from unclaimed
V27 bags stock in United States 2l2 COS bags ogoat
Tor Inci States 237 900 bags. Visible supply for United
States ao COZ against i9l Gi2 BAGS same date las,
IN, market contracts clos Il STEADY AID 10 13
Joints higher Total salcs were 600 bags rs follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-12
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. Dec. II tspeciar.-wheat. IN spite Of tie
heay,sh Government crop report on Saturday kept de-
a.a,v Arm for several hours today. Tie strength of
y,ysrno cables the smaness Of Northwestern receipts
md the prediction Of Russian shipments in the morning
had much to do with tho steadiness There was also
. lot Of buying by ono commission houee. which was
.oa,t.a IN New.York In the last hour. however the
Goyerment crop report began 10 assert itself Rumors Of
cold exports from New.York added TO the wcakoes May
kacd ~ esq., sold tetweer 09i, and asa and closed
~ cssS6sS. The incrcaee in the visible 900: cid
cot ,nect prices. Export clearanccs we're light OF
Wheat but largo q -four, about 100000 Of both. Con-
tnsnt cables were as ysaH as inc Dr c %s,c strong
week Corn baIlci .e carly a. large decrease
"a INC INC WcaSnsss x wheat May opened at 414 scd
hstween 4Oic and d0is, and closed at f0isa4O4 Com
receipts each day about twice as ssce as for ne
sSe sstmass for Tucsasy 90 The local
sisbs dsstessed Receipts we're large sss
is cents under SATURDAY. night lard ~ cent? " under
ribs to n. cents under There o were $1,000 hogs;
led By tho Cudahy Packing Company. Trade waa light
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-12
A DEAD MANS BODY GyAWED BIZ RATS.

The dead body of Henry Hasemann was found yes
terdav in n small and filthy room in the rear ten
ement-house No. CO Gansevoort-st. He was WIZ
over. sixty years old. and had lived alone In the
room for a long time. He dealt in vegetables IN
small way at the Gansevoort Market. buying chiehy
from his stepson Adam Zenner. of Bayonne' y. ..
re was missed from the market week ago. and
ho countless died at that time but nobody cared
about him and nobody went to his room to make
Inquiries until yesterday. when the landlord went
there to ask for the rent . =. - ..,.ao
Hasemann's body lay on the hoor In an attitude
which suggested that he had been seized with
frozen stiff and the flesh had been gnawed by rats
which had overrun the room The Old man was
"niv nartlv dressed when he died The room was
Uttered with rags and had not been cleaned for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-12
BOTH WOMEN ARE BEWILDERED.
MRS. sHANKs, WHO QUIETLY BUILT HOUSE
OK MRS wILLIAMS'S PROPERTY ACkNo"H
EDGES SHE IS A TRESPASSEH

OK MRS. WILLtAMSlS fIsOif'HAi' 'N'A-'
EDGES SHE IS TREsPAssEH.
no not build houses here till permission Is 3D.
ls,nal from owner" sign TO this effect may DE
1ooksd for on vacant lots uptown. where the COM
nlicatons arising out Of the Williams-ShahKs case.
which involves the right to lot known as NJ. ~
and M 50 become cleared up. This lot. as mas
,,een set forth is situated at One-hundred-anu-
af,veourth-st and Bradhurst-avc., and was pnr-
chased by Mrs Mary a. Williams hve years ago
4 few days ago Mrs Williams discovered that' I'M
beknowns. to her, a Mrs Shanks had puii' an
anartrant-house on the property thinking that she
was building on land to which she mad acquired d.
mrchase all the rights. privileges and preroga'VeS
Of legitimate owners. ,,
A strange mart OF the story Is that the Wiilarns
LOT ,s known as No TO- and the lot on which mrs.
Shanks built not wisely but fairy weii' was soid
10 her as No A or No. S0-reports diner on that
one pont II the house stands on No. AZ ~here -
No =? II II was built on No. 30 now comes y
that for wears this lot masqueraded as NO ~ diia
Was taxed as No 40? These questions once a'
er-erad the problem becomes an easy one. ,..,
Mrs Shanks the owner of the house, Is a ntue
,,nnlisb woman her husband James ShankS, IS a
NO ccotchman and they have two Dcautliui niue
Anclo-Scot CHI American children. an living I'LL
ct ,hiy on the second floor Of the house Wnlch
dos not know on which To-. 1t STANDS nor VINO
owns the ground under H. - < r...or 7,
, MIS-. FOR 80 go and the deed is dated June g.
1sSs The lot is a gore about % by " by " eet ana
Il was surveyed by Jacob Rudolphy anu JliieS ~ r..
Serrill Mrs Shanks acknowledges that sUicuy enc
Is a. trespasser.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-12

CORNMEAIr-The market IS quiet bat steady; sales
wore 500 bbls Yellow Western, g, G01%2 10; brandy
Mn, S$ Z; saea%o,s e e sog:acrn whit, in bag.
white, 81 ojasi 10 line yellow iscaSl ccir'e $500
ilED-MsnrEe' nm Inn 9potati"is OF "e'is.n sario
!,Vc shsrps e5cdti city feed continues moderately
sOds0Ic rye feed sec homiry chop Soc cottonsccd
meal, II 2casl rs oil meal. 81 ioasi a22.
GRAIN-WUEAT-The acton OF the wheat market
to-day thoroughly devoid Of interest and shovel
40, u any amount: The opening va, quiet show
INC very :tlo change from closing figures Of last
night The Government crop report onoyis Of which
Indicated favorable oondttn OF the gfa wing wheat
crop looked upon az bcar,h but report was made
Of acreage. u Is generally believed. however. taking
into consideration tho state reports that acreage
notcd would show from TO 10 per reduction
Jared with a year Foreign news quiet snd
foreign orders were few and far between. Durng tho
morning expected that the visible supply would
show about O0oo0o la,h incrcase The official figures
showed gain Of G9aoco bush aesnt what was cspeis
sc s"s Total ysibe is now rs 7s 900 bush an eadfnous
nuontity To handle Ia view Of the small trade. The
s%aiIness Of the trade s well illustrated by the fact
Seen only l-c per bushci. with the dealings Of
time running each day less than 100000 bush. Tho
.heat market during the latter part OF the day
dull and weaker some realizing cosing fat at lowest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-12

at % 50: a. do: os y. a. 80 so; 81 DO 81 =. sssa
western DO Il N. at "a 90 al Michigan DO, &c b.
DO; 50 N, At - SIP; 14s DO 70 n; at = 60 p Pea
euls, 65 N. at -.
100 Western DO 70 N; a. s. .32 do. es z. at si7s;
17j Pcnnsylventa do. CT n. &c - 30 III Stote d.
y, at s. so Do. % ~ at = Is: l7s DO g s a. .
20 ~ at g 80; rs pe1nsylyania DO. ils r. at 81 2s
- sia@ d. 81 r. 81 & 100 DO = y At 81 3; III
do II N, at - 50; 81 do 0j ~ ~ 81 25: 158 Penns
Vania do II ~ at 81 80 .c We tern d., 20 H. at 81 60.
2lG do G5 at 81 12ia $40 do 81 N. at - 90; 2i
Western Sheep 105 H. OF 50 629 50 PENNSYLVANIA o.
92 80; 1877 State do ~ r. a: IS $50 do. CO D. 4
~ So
Hallcrback Hollis: lol Canoia lambs sih NJ a
s.; 1872 Pennsy!ya1i1 do II a. at 81 so; 1870 do. 90
nc 81 IS y, do ~ N az 81: State 60, II n. ~ ~ 5o
p do n at Is %; Il? do. CT H. at ~ 25 33 Penn.
svl,ania sheen, ~ ~ u, 81; - DO 81 ~ at .: Is e
state do % NJ at SO 30 sheep ard lambs. 81 n at % Sd
HO(is-Receipts. 80 cars. or 10 1876 h ad-55 =
For:leth.st ard % NJ Jersey City Market lowe
and dealers quote 81 5o6 20 - psr 100 n odn ~
hoayy 10 cloltc light hogs. little bnsh Of roasters
sod ~ 81.
Sal s-IIallenbcck Hollis: "a ligs, SO N average.
60 % per 100 N.
s. Judd g. Co.. 20 State hogs, 100 n. at SO IS; d.
1875 n, at SIS; rorghs. sf0 N, AZ 81.
X sanders. IL ross ters. - n, at ~.
ID. Mcpherson & Co State hogs, lis n, az SO 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-12
Nv rxc1rEEr AND HIS rAMoUS LOCOMOTIVE.

Frederick Charles Windy, who arrived from Eng
lard Saturday and will start for Chicago to-day Is
one Of the most prominent of English engineers
and "a the designer of the mammoth express loco
motive. the James Toleman. which was on eXhl-
bit.on at Chicago. The object OF Mr. WINDY S Visit
to the United States is to prove the capanh.es ..
,,s tor.cv,,pder engine which, he declares. is able
"a run at a higher rate of speed. with heavier
load than any other express locomotive in the
world He believes that his engine Is fas'er a th
more powerful than the famous No S99 OF t u
New.York Central and Is prepared to back ms
opinion with heavy amount of cash II Is pSs s,
ience and furnish q race which will break all eA-
isting records.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-12

prices Of the day and at me- decline s o. epo or ex
sales and quotations are a. follows 40 fe,
over December price "a store December closed a. cn s
Is lac December store iSc over
delivered and 4hc under Nay L b anoat MAY eosea
73asc No Northern spfug &c unae; nay n, al
~ 600 hnsh 7 o n store CORN-The market for corn
vas quiet and about steady. There was LITTLE unaes'
toae q strength dew lored earlv on tne report G
which shovel 20j bush decrease IN III. toal rupnv
This wa ia Offset by the report CT cod cier
weather at tie West. which IL usually .onsLlerei H.
Nor,Llc factor In the movement ana iarcusiH II, d.
crrac Of 933 900 lIsi little larger elusiol nun u
tira..d and this there va, some covering Dg nor,
resulting II fractional advance IT. ,orh was ~ li,,ie
mo afternoon AMI steady Their wa, some htil'
."ire in sympathy with wheat but the good export uc.
uand rr.yenicl much pressure the clos was quo. u,
sc net decline Tor the d an no 600 hush for cxort
80 follows: 10 corn ~ 900 bush on private terms
@notDd ioc over December elevator oil No corn iloo
bush lssc December delivers, .i,Vo Dn'n o" ~
va:n terms 10 Oo0 bu-h. i02c delivered new corn %,
80 ,sh on nriyntr terms arrive. 81 900 bush 46+G
3D. SPOT delivered and soco bush on prva% terms
tt,scioI. No . whl.a 1000 bu-h NC el.N"rr a..
,TS The market for olts orencd quiet at about me
closing rcrres Of SATURDAY evening. ad WAC qua ",
urm during the morning advancing slightly az midday III
y oi 90 bush little lcs than was anta'
hated the afternoon market sn9"eu h 49, IN
o,.s vcrc quiet In the afternoon and rather heavy III
eynp,'hy With balance OF the ~ oo cos h % oows
20 oats II 900 bush. S3'a33.lc ceyator any Yb,te
IL 900 bush sec No white 10000 ~ H. 90, h,sb
White cCO0o bush, 3Gdilc track miNe1' 2oVo ous"'
indian shipmcnts o, wheat lat week were ,tooo goo
bush making the toal exports ths c''h dc,case Of
Wheat oGs 7l3 bush 7cs esS bush oaas; Of
bush against 25,si00c0 bush inet var. t, mites
The Government; crop report In average iarn' prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-12
Total TO- all ports ..... ;.........a go 2lo,i ~
-, s,r all port. lat week 3'jp 1914 TX

sac.M cod,nits Z Illinois GH,s s-se's I2ss N aver
lss = = & ! g 3: 5,ss rs
a. - io o Esn;acky cxcn 1900 r. at 20; is d.
-E sa%sf; we;,r". s,er 1870 p at :. 90 i ohio
80 i !, pi "a A. - 90 90 d. q lis
y 81 {. b! a5 = 60 5339 o. s. 'ss. os q.
eo e. 70 i az ' IS sae s Do N is T;
S. o r es1: :0 cso At Il : sH .o
L d St1 Il oo n g g. 90 , d? s 2S at sed2 . d.
c,, >. 70 10 o"s Sa rs , lSis
% G fS"; $50 + = n do 1850 at T. a.
70 d, S ias at Il ln 81 de- de- 1925 t.
. SS Scrg "a d. 1915 iSS'; s. d. isiS az
= g cEcroEss 1919 n n = Is i,,.,. 1882 n q,
de- s K Fl 30 81 .Go 3d. 4S s' n
30 d. s$ 70 Iqo'; ;s; 1873 q:
S s ss$s = e r s. 3 50 So
& ' pcnSnS SG Is Sura isiaoi' NJ at eaaea so;
a'yn ,SS ~ s ss,: :os s lo' =. g. g. q! j
@ !, ,sy:v al 81 ana q sale. sis. unm
Ne H. ss9n head d ct s1'l: ~
On o heavy "sr loo supplies Yso Er1s,f Gi
a1 AHa I eyryanS sold except Western
.av Common 10 sn enyes nj ss ia Srassers at
saf 90 small lots at - 7es 10 Wsstsra calves &c,
GScd which wcrc Ee per I'm. iO I'VE average q,
50 1 5sE 100 y a. 40 4 Do ii s
- y at IS 3 DO 20, ys' At 4? g s. 81 rassers 9 7S
At 81 90 3 d. r. - 5o io do, 2oo n at - 81
% H aG a't n Mae n yoo 100 Il d. lss
r. e st & d. do CG atc 90 T. g s;G d. b.
$ .s a. 2 acs At a T. i2 20 do 4'i d. al ID
is y . 70 DO ito to ldd ~ at sass; 10
veal. "a at at s 3, % g. s. d. e. 1ts d.
r g a says 30 'la H. at 81 IS sa'''''
a, $ f1a 40 60 1913 ,,a. q caves; &; 81 $50 s.
s,,t s. Ssa'.'i IS = f. =, s'''' 10
and ycsEiiSFs. SO s, q 50 81 ,-o.. osc =, a..
S , aSese: sss ~ at sG s. 10 s'''''' 'O 49,
Newton Gictt Western r., calves e. SECS 2SS n at 81
shh rGH. AND YAK 3 ( 'Ss
ss c SOs sna Aesd cars cars
for the market and 10 for butchers The de-
Wn lambs as Sn sa & roSa
sn 0w Was sod o. Su. '"s ''Ss S m at the
S % prime sheep sC at a. pSt ,?V eu
sheep SHa and SnS'i s ssssS The
:; e d AZ s' sy lamb ut ). g
;,;ssS g 81 s 4 5; 81 lamps i
/ q s. 4 Ss j s a 81 q 8 3
o. h. at a, $ o. s. Do. Is n. as IS sS Sc
e$ IS 3 3
+ !: $ {; 81 i:: : 81 'a' d. &;
so so state DO % n at - 80 81 40 ~ do os
ut si % do 80 TO 90 NJ at 81 TO-, 70 ~ =, a. DOL,
g. Nc"o, Gillctt 90 state aosc ~ sben az; los M AZ
~ So 81 state do, 1916 N. at % 20 ,... ~ - =.
o. % 200 Kentucky sheep &: n a; 90 90 al5 do' " No.
s. Judd 4 Co: POS Canada and Western lambs, SS y.
at q So 1888 State do. 20 n at "a 80 l,o DO 30 ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-12
IN Provide FREE MEALS FOR TIE POOR.

The idea that a great many deserving people VIII
he without work during the coming winter ana De
worthy OF at least free meal has irnpelled Oiver
Sumner Teall to organize committee to secure 'he
names and addresses of people who are Wiling 10
give meals from time 10 time 20 deserving people.
Two co,nm,ttee beside Mr. Teal. consists of Henry
Clcws treasurer: Gen. Charles H. T. Coils j. noble
Hayes and David Keane: The committee WISH
tboee Willing 10 give a meal TO applicant 10 senu
,rord IN No 60 Wal,-st. The names and addresses
obtained will be ut in the hands OF the poGe cap
tsins who will direct applicants for assistance
whom they deem to be meritorious to the addresses
In their respective precincts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-12

Total warehouse deliveries. G.o92 0157 10 1902
BAIL coffee firm. with 1sc bid for No SPOT
rhcra to be n better demand all around. Mild
mcc rnl. seody with sales 900 bags Central Amer
lean aud 700 Maracaibo private terms.
TIOIri. AND MEAT.-It was qu'et, unintcrceting
Ia, In tho flour market with the volume n dealings small
little Hrmncss exhibited during the carly part q
= sossion and tho steadiness in wicat but buyer,
showed no particular anNle and at The close an easier
cas.ions Total sales only 5000 pkgs as follows:
Winter patents 300 tbls OF SO f0as3 CO. strghts 300
ths sYa ~ % clears $50 bhls ct az cNfr l.. 800
Ibis at 81 G6a42 G5 snIerfne 40 b6s at e. 10 spring
paents oCO lbls $f1t TO- Including fancy AZ 81 30.
- BUCK WHEAT FLOUK-Thc market was quiet
but firm az s3ds3 10 at the close on the SPOT and g. ar
The market steady. Sales. 31o bbls q; ~ SOas2 90
Ouotaf ion