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TREATED WITH CORROSIVE suELlxAn

Soak the seed potatoes in his solution ~
hours. Gu. and plant as usual. From this
il will be seen that no plant disease which
is successfully combased is susceptible 20
so simple , treatment, one so easily car
ried cut.
Prominence is given to this caution:
Mercuric bichioride is . strong poison. Be
as careful with it as with all other poisons-
The mixture should stand some time be-
tore it is used to insure complete solution
Of the chemical. which should be thor
oughly rulyerized before il is added to the
water. Plant only on ground known to
be free from disease.
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Strange story Of . Wssdsses 81 Many
Misfoptuuea

William Barnssead, Of Halifax. Nova
Scotia. a n~aiIdle-sgei man with a fals red
beard. is confined in the city jail pending
an examination rs 20 sanity. Aecorfingto
his story. he lived in Bloomington. Ill,
about fourteen years and worked snost Of
tue sirae ct Springfield. oncs in two or
taree weeks he would go home On one
Of these visits his wife told him the doctor
had given her sosus medicine ior their son
Jerry on seco1nt Of . scarlet fever scare
Fourteen hours After hs took The
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-21

HoueHrox. Mich. May GA terrible
bush fire ragged all day in Ballman's
branch and Dollar bay. Four houses and
seven cars Of tho Hancock & Calumet
railroad were destroyed. Thirty families
had TO bury their household goods in tho
ground. Women and children were forced
to fight their way over two miles to Dollar
bay through sussocating heat and smoke.
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steamer v,e,.s Asnere.

Word was brought 10 this city BY the
steamer Edith yesterday that the little
tug Violet Was on the beach Just beyond
Foul Weather binfi. The officers of the
boat report seeing her stranded there with
. tow Of two scows composing . logging
camp outfit On one Of tho scows were
soms cattle. The scows were aioae
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MINING HocKA


PORTLAND. May 2.-fspsciaL -whsat-rhsrs
Is . fair export demand. but holders are noe
offering freely. Valley. 3L2; walla walla,
81. 10 per Genital
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lSiIsA srAfkS MAksHALt~ SAIL
,srsd states at America. Northern aisss;oa.
sN1Nt = Washing GA.
80 vtf'ea Il Aw.ls Of v~nastionl esp,nas a. n g
-$aet fsru ihc district court al sas
49, "a ; Ter ,ae SaTshera ~efsisiaa. aistsscs ~
= a.asis a tho so.t -. Joan ". Lynch against
$500 tssesde. her tackle. Apparel "a ss-
Ssss~.s, 3 p "a 4s, rec ds.si al 80 sttAe. Wash.
- 90 1913. Gesnaanvet ga ssss eoar,. ! he .ay
Ssspsn.s Asiiea saas GA SATURDAY. MAJ -, 1891.
r ~ a'clrNk ia tias forenoon Of sha
~%s ~ ta~ ghagf fask # Fsse stress, IA toe
: > H. sati district. i val sell .se sail
sssa.s ale, be- tsuAie, aspArei. ta ths higfi
e@' 3izstseF iof cash, a. ABke 81 tho time 81
tH, \ a.. hAoM =.
a., United STATES Aa shat
Ya y hts,teR l'epdsy.
s 'N9 -eta asy of nay. issa
TsltaH STATES MAksaAL's sAtE-
ss. ~tniet " AwtcEtca. >ufthsFa diVssiea.
ssfs ashta&teu
Az Hf x = ~ut q vcedsgioai ssganas - me
80. SausFa fran the 81 strae1 r51s. at ssa
49, : > Ter ~ <or hsra aaxtsssa. asssFis, ~
g. - tse sa8s e , m3 johnson against
- Asiea- hcf taos .. apparel. ia ses,AFa-
II = SeeFr' Natcet ~ 20 s&sle, WASH. Mas
"a "Ase1ae~a ia ~&if coari, 1 ssroey stse
e. thAt vn ~A&artsy. Nay -. aSsS. at
a. 40" "eiSN ta she forenoon 81 aEe
- - he wAaff fsAt Of liNs a1EeeE ia the
80 vs. De, la s.if eisgrlct. l mll sell tne sSiA
- s2a. ass ,sskic. apgaFe3. te tas Highest
- s@1eF sH Ssh Payah.e At The time Il
THOMAS H. !sRttW y.
80 tteslnw. rvpatv
asa 4sy 81 Ma. tsaX
Us,n >rArs~ NAe,aALs SoTIcE
a.. "a tAe stree court OF tnc United
L. - 9' ~sh.nss0n, Negtoers tlvislen
iksN~ ~-sfF AstHs Misale
= iAsEea pnt ~ catered - the shove
texs . asA{4tf ite s}nap ~ ht n taate. aes
oes y, -" ~*S. o1 sac lr.h Say - Nav I-s8.
taA &c, af N,Ftn~ -t . witt ~ Nunaitsual
Nv. @t ef Faa3 yfnrt. - RTE directed /
Ar &c Hettse th4G J Stti on Ihs So
~ .>TA ~ - vlaSE ~ tas sGsrRg8n. 81
s - Cars & hsFt-ft nesf rSss e
&Ae h >eAttie. sell Sail ; sHsg VsChs ~ aase
= iA or@aet "a Szss, g@y@a.e s. sun. ~
n BROWN, Waited = Asvs Nar.asl
"Aso Sk$s.EN ispaty.
etFfkica tNyEroFrH STATE
ans.. se'"<'ee faF Re Souetv 81 stnA Ia tire
o&xss. = a>s-s sleDE 81 George " E-tM 8asS,
rh'ef Nesics u eredstagN
4g< %*~Tfss nfk rss nat 20 s0reF % ocSg&
H. y "s*hiagtns Ter tAe Nassnss 81
orx~ ss.se Az ettisr Cos sac matter ef the A.
g. ''NS - " ESai 4as~ Rsnsin< "a sad
- itrS tae >-s-A II al tsasrs q. acser a
S~vx s@e s~FeftcrS o. sst8 tnS i,ess .easag.
tea t~@aiAiete. ~ Sssose Al ssx 49, 81 as
s>sas@ - sac 49, strbtar "a lea ~ 7
'te @s.Gsc GAsa9A "a kAs eEslass
n A. As ntTthsg aA Sod shas the said saee..
sea sd ss& So Hs Aoss at ts;s ssnre
esy - s&a 9vsatt. A. sAs eaas9asasx 81 TIE
Ne ea tSa -s3a das OF NAY. 1888. ~
ssSa4SkA tn - sSA sAy
aaa. sssrR. Derass saers
sx&f S~%Ns - g. ". kN=aaF1s
tsSs <@tA asA. tEAs ists Oar Of MAJ.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-21

Assistant Engineer Ira Hollis ct sas tn'sed
s.ase. navy, has resigned 20 accept IN ss,1o .
rear r.osesaarsa.n ni Eaesa&atcsA Engineering ~
Harvard university.
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xo11cE yox Prsxrclrsax
ksp eSvscE AT snArrIn wA.s-

Lsp iTVscx AT HnArrLx, VISA.
H0ssce 10 hevsh+ gwen shss sse fu,.ovis.s .n.n.s
eeu1es hes nse1 1essce 81 his sssenfsos 10 0axe
nees psoeF Ia seaport ct mis- claim. and teas SO
ps0c4 VIII b. made b<fsse she res1ster ana rU-eSysr
= featsle. Na.a On Monday. Nay -. 1889. viz
E1wefa T. W<4sa,n, Hid App ~ I< $40. Tor the
1p ~ ~. r 8 Il
he Names IN. I~ssaiovtnG uisnessss 20 prove bis
land, viz. =. A. tYstae. A J. HassesI q Harr~.
u Eaoxltck. al 81 Otney. Waasa
Nodce II hesesy gwen that The asyoutar-name
eeales hae nis3 notice Of his ias<utioa 10 nswe
anAl proof To ssfpert II his claim, ana thai ~
ps0of VII be usasis oefore the sex.ssef asa rece.rer
. seattle. wasn;, On Aoodsy. Asy Is. i1o3 W.
Ifsssrlck A. efrsse. Hd Apn No - 81. f1 -
W. sEx' sws- and sws sEL, Sec -
He ssnnes tbs a,i'o~iug witnesses % prove h,s
coasinnozs yessfsncs upon and cuiuvafson o. sai1
isad. viz: Al Hasssfl = r. wsiboo, q baxfee
n kastisck. oil ~ oieey. Wash.
7. n REED. IT.. R>x;sssv.
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rs n a. UARJf<-AssAYER.
~ ! and mas "a engineer Of Is years' ex perIenoe:
UntsAie Of s~siebtrz. Germany. school Of mines;
H1oysis OF rs'ai. iron and clay = speciality.
~ 0ssx gtassnseed 10 conform with any first
essas efice IN the United states: Old gold
~ Siysr ffseSht or refined. ofice and laboratory
esns ~, q End ~ Cnian block. TIA frant ~.
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IoSDcs. Nsy Sa-Eas silver. .s-s Gas.
lid. ,sorssls. go. hassloa gain on ~tn,snces
PAD fns9 Hsnx 81 Enefand tedsy. Ef13.9A
Bank oi EnEiAaa ciscovos sase. Z ~ essa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-21

Recent writers who claim 10 have inves-
tiga,ed the subject OF preventing potato
scab by treatment of the seed tuoers be-
fore planting have No. greatly encour-
aged the idea or indicated tina i. would
be- economically possible. II. l. Bolley.
OF the North Dakota station, who has
been a trim advocate az this course. has.
however. just given shs subject q fresh air
Tag ia ;he Earai Nsa fegfer with ,he aid
o. illustrations. and ne states that after
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q

Hopa-Firm ana quiet
Cofee-Opuons firm and unchanged % -
points M. raiss were 1900 bags, tnciudsns:
MAY. ~yIhSgxia.y0: June. NasGs July. siAot<D
fs1s spot kio-Dui and firm. No. =. ls9se.
susss-Raw-Dul and firm. Fair rehutng.
ss.e asked: cen,rifussis. % tess. 90 asksd. Re-
rnoaId A, y.ats ? isr: standard A. s sisc: con-
seetioners'. ) i-Iose..e; Gus Loaf. Hs9s lSiSc;
crushed. 49, ls-isc: powdered. 5 sIec: grAnu-
lated, s "a &c. cabss. 59fs9x44c
Coptyer-Qaiss and easy: fAas. SIsA
Isad-rl ia aud qn!et. Domestic. 9sA
Tin-slesdy: straits. ei2sD bid. ei1O aete4
Piates--,esdy and quiet spsissf-Wssk. Do
nestle, tk22ss
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PAYING
A BIG
PRICE

Does not increase the VALUE
Of a piece Of Furniture. If you
insist on paying % per cent.
more in order to say that your
Furniture came from this, that
or the other heightened con-
cern, all right: but il, on the
other hand, you are a careful
buyer. call and see our goods
and price and we can convince
you that We eau save you rs
per cent. on
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ELECTRICITY AND POULrRY.


the Current DOss the Rest
Below is a description of Mr.. O.. w.
Mokes' improved poultry houses as de-
tailed by him in the Rural New Yorker:
These houses are intended to accommo-
date forty hens each. The hens are allowed
free n over stony hillside pasture
fields. No yards are used in connection
with them, and they are set eight rods
distant from each other. allowing about
100 hens to the acre. By means of an m
proved feedbox any number Of f1ocks can
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EL0Rxsx.

Lon ALL KrHps OF PLANTS. kosrs roo
vsrieussb. CAS- Magnolia Nursery. Division ana
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MEpICAL T..

AD!rS} sHIcHEsrER's ENGLISH PEN
- byscys tiiis diamond brsndl are th. hest
rae. reifai;ff take no other. Send &c stamp.
1s psftifH2sss "heIsef for ladies In letter b.
resarn saasA Al druggists Chichester Chemical
Sc fsiias Ttss. Pa
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xypEsgrrIxG MACHINES.
HOTELS.

sNY03EL isaEf OCS fH. &. RHODES
~ psspriei 81 European plan Chicago. Ill, 630S
e wtdAa asssis. neag sixty third street Build
y 3 new Ssitry hricx. With modern improve
v11ta and .ss7ssy furnished throughout; all out
- Plfssart sssffis. and rooms To accommodate
- thre - f=lr people: rates. tl.OO per day for
- person st.sIy four blocks frem main entrance
worlds fstf grounds: half block from electric
- &issafs& Soads. trains every hse minutes:
31Es yonr contracts for rooms early; correspond
- zo.tcits1; Objectionable characters refused
hummelshine,
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BOSTON uocK RxcMASoA

CHICAGO BOARD oI Trade
CHICAGO. May 2l-whsss-Duii Opened 70
higher, stvanced 30 ON fumors OF frost Ia
France, unssvorshls crop reports from Russia
aad large ex port from both eoasss; declined 10
on rst.orts Of sue crop weather In this country
and realizing sales, and closed easy &c lower
,aaa yesterday. Receipts were i2i.oe busheisS
shfpmenss, ss.16 busheia
w~hsa.-Easy. eash, Tic: July. 7s5Sa
corn-iDvsr; cash. tIt&ci Joly. Sla6A
oais-Roy. cash. 5sse. Jaiy. SIS
kye-5sF.
Basiey-r
Yisx-3lot
T.noshY-ln 5t33A
Pors-s,ssdy. cash. 81. September. s.i.A
iasa-s,ssdy. cash. tio.aas: sspssmbos.
shsrs rbs-sieady: cash. tAv: DsDssnhss.
3fo3.
easzlasp-1iaoSAiaA
CHICAGO LAVE sfoCG
CHICAGO, Nay -RscsfpA. i.n00:
sszifs higher. Top stGrrs, Ast3Aa ~; mseiuIs.
- ZsgiTs stocEers. GMsfzk2D. ted Texans,
s4TseI3ss gsass Texans, tAex0.
Rersipss. .0c ssssdy. Mixed. q. 80
as. heavy, G-S<S7.0. light. C.Ssns7.bA
sGesp-k<eslrts. 100, stesiy. Ciippei Tex
ans. el10Di7a. csigpca natives sad WssseTaa
&s4alA
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UAe0x

OAK n HICKORY LUMBER. sPOYEs
- ssii"ss. Vices. rims. springs sac axseA Ths
buchsEaa z err.ok Company.
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NOOK HfNDERY.
DhESS

30N ~ uRts~nAkt>a rtHIaRs; PER
Utesf TT 8srs1teaa: Madame kai.os ~ ~ stem
eniefns tfis suits from - 80 up aIo tnion 81
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aIs~ f@isSE, pREssMAkINa. xIauSIoN
u Prize fsass able
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-18
TILE TRADE IL CHICAGO.

Chicago Nav l. Special Wheat here declined
ahont = cents 4 bush. to-day. more I'll" result oi II
first experience yerywh"rc Of summer weather man
Of anything else. Condition, throughout III" west
crop hullciiu, showed improvements every where. "N
ccpi possibly in Missouri ables were lower. ln'rr,
wa, first lot ~ short selling and then LOT OF
compulsory lipudaton. Milwaukee predicted an IN
crease In The visible supply on Monday. TIL" thought
..om.d to parayzc every holder. Receipts w"r"
were 95- cars and the cstlmat" for thursday Wa,
10 Minncapoll, and Duluth had 81 ears. Armour
rnpnri"d 80 900 bushels Of Kansas wheat sold. but
nobody claimed 10 have sold any contract. II NJ.
generally assumed day that The contract whra Syu
ON Tuesday was forced for IT. effect on the futures
hli the high rollcrs-Rnm. Linn and oth"rs-w"re
selling short.
II Is beginning 10 be- the popular theory here that
wheat must 20 10 pric" wh"r" cash business can De-
done july sold between 7G { and - = ana
then I'D or cent IN sympathy with wheat Jnly
sold between ~ - and - - and closed ~ 4. :"
- - cents Farmers reported IL b" making
free Offers 81 corn In Nebraska. Tight money was
.nld 10 De- rring sale everywhere IN tn" cpintr!
The dav's receipts w.rr 49, the estimate for
Thursday go. Charters w"r" mhl' l"r I''''"'
bushels.
Oats went the way 81 wheat and corn. July soll
between 80 II and - - and closed ~ - - cents
New York -.portci good export business. 3oonl'
bushels CHARTERS mad" here for 10000.
E.ecuts were lGj cars. The c.mat" for Thursday
was 100. ,
Provisions were weak. Everything closed AT the
bottom. At Ia" windup pork showed n loss from
TUESDAY ~ 30 cents lard 4 20 cents. ribs 20 CENTS
light money talk of chol"rl nhronf, the unusually
High range and the prospects of larger hog receipts
curl, put, on July wheat wcr" ~ IS cents; calls, -
cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-18

x,,pXCTS
Coo M nr Npome,tic mar ow are held quite
und q re TsIs s AID But 'a Hoss arg
Showing So%c net All other kind, Of domeSs p o,,
IGe v oSr dT and r mSrS sG ans IL
but remain oo ye o. aui sd Dca = ssa 80 do
White Kidney o red Hd IS, = zoo Sas Is DO DO
black tuIte O"p 81 go do pea 81 6odtl 7o green
os2 90 toreGn gree ,sn 81 5steiday was Of
duration Under l; ase as Se ON Creamery
pay prices on and ~ ca per to 10 into To" cOa%poa
mcdav III. mike rcsvS c 1@Sio in 10 pce a do not
.snd lo l"e way buSn Of moning .ad
in fancy g,caW % tcrncoii Il was easy 10 by that
figure dairy had fair call I ana sara h lmto
brouSnt I'D fctory moving pretty well at the ate'
given creamcy istc DO 90 ssconS, 81 do thirds
Ole state dairy anomd ., ate dairy Welsh
nrhS' 60 IS 40 do Srss 22G55c seconds ia
= ec dairy tubs thrd-; Go DO thrdS lie Western
day r- ele do second. loo2oe do to@ac do
Gs!:n Old das ae,SSy g lss;G' market
W0 man, , S SpT mfa Srgs a s' arr lover
= ,arS hve 1o,c were Very except mi and furnish
no basis quotnon coocd w,r hcld s a. mainly aTi al
Instances but The tadng over The cd dcr %ht ims ar
,ng about las week. ggr, but Ir a'q %ro
gabe 1880. Now ChecscStat fs'tory fun cIgS s
l9rse 81 Tn rsrt tms ircrkimr COUNTY as do
chsanro eshons commits 2H5s am f r,; skins s9s
on Che DO Sdds inS'0ry t DO good to prime
i iJa Gionac: do common 10 fair s'.a9'.c. and
EGGsh, mari, I, m "S rns s' Th SIs o.
ma, under The rule on hansc is inspectors avcrage
hold The under the call RANGED T ,'f ,, si
later mark, Of Nothcrn were qitc gn'piY % had
1c though soghwcsie ro go , ,ogTn'. south
Western ncwlad los a. per- roaeI southern pr
western los on aI pF DON dSg rcr Dozen lS2e
egg per dozen 25a27c. ,..,., ,,, ,,,bc,
o and rricr arr NO "or ,ha" -tcadr opc,d
1oc crates Norfolk sra "trr' on nn ."c , a nv
pamn"ylyaria Ralroad r~sde fcw North Carolina
and and rI TSG' T TR MnT T bo; for
1o%GS T o Of sl TcG item p uas "n aShn &C.
end N@S oa'S s sbarr r oush isc Scr quar- ,pe
BALDWIN Dbl - 3ata - do rnss per h T 1r
10 i9a "T pF Quar-" % 5ac sa.r GSi ,S do
Marvani per Qna' lcGeoc plln pd n @",. nnIdc
%"SssiH%a' a TS%f 'h sn e is;
do dom" rSo IN do prime sas southern ;od
a&cn: c rn Sc , and jr laI .1hs sorsa
poe.d 1oGl,c rrneireIo rllcbcrrIcs lo9
lOlc backberric- iFdGc: pl"mS. lo'nH. ,o,,,o
Hay AID STRAW ccei, continue very r mod' r rns
nrm; few snail sales Of fancy hay ,o og',y
cycccd quotation IIHy Prime Gn ci,,nInl 7s~s,c d,
Clover mixed 75Gsc do clover 6o"7os ~" straw" 4'@
'',ioTppss Trc local markc, i still DUH s,lc> 70
,rowors are mostly small neither eynorr no dole,
how any n, p"notstoSS are somewhat nominal y"
change in ,he tenor Of country pr%c :oa2oc
common to good sal9sc do 1921. lIel7c rscine
rorI rEy-,LIvr-wh ~ corloqi on a'r o' 70 inv
the market was "Ncr''ok, INV mrer'd moi Ali tho
$40 ST" S eIln' a. 'Girl and c @, o. Scarcra -.
Spring chickens per p,r sTr' IL vonnr rooster.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-18
LIVE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Duffnlo. MAY IT, Caitc-Rcccips las, ~ hours, 80
head total for the week thus far 5l00 head for same
time last week. 6.0iO head consigned through; ~
head: 10 Ncw-York. go head on sale, 20 hc:iu
Market oprncd slow, with but few on sale, closeu
uuet A few light s'ccrS sold At ~ s50 ~ 23 HOGS
LEcccipts last - hours. LOO head total ior 'ne
- 7,,O head consigned through 1850 head to New
York. $50 head on sale. 500 head Marker "P cH
stronger on outside orders. closed steady 'o'o
Workers. - o50 ~ good mediums AMI heavy =, 20"
nas: Iics, - .O0Ss rouglis. ~ 5O0T1 -h"ep anu
lumi,s-Receipts last - hOur 5000 head io'ai oi
The wccl, thus far 5000 head for the SAN" in ''
week $500 head: consigned through, 6"o h",n !.
Now Yor, 900 head sale. 30 head har",t
oncncd very dull closed easy. with some unscn.
Extra v"arng-. - 2J0 - 40: fair to g0od she"p
81 - choice lambs. 81 2jo ~ 30
Catil,.-Rccepts $1,000 head shipments. 400 h"aa
market slow. prices weak. trhr lower; top sales
today Sja - 40 extra steers here common W.
MEDIUM - 25o$i %: Texans steady. iios'uh,",
steady mixed. 81 430S7 - hcnyy - 20, oh - i r.,
light - 5oo - So pig. S6 jOe - 20 sne'p ,rsc
ccipts 1000 head shipments. 500 h':n min
active steady: clipped Tcxans. - io"Tl 20: clinpE'
native and Westerns $j4 - 80: lambs - ,3"f' 70.
~ Louis May Calilc-H"ccpt,. 200 hean :.
shipments, 200 head market slow to l'c lover; ' ~
Texan Steers. ~ 1Oa - TO- IogS-R"c"iptS. ';'ov
head shipments 700 head market strong h"'t
going at - 20: bulk Of sacs. 81 zoo - 80: shecp
Receipts. 200 head; shipments 900 HEAD m'rN''
East Liberty May I7.-Cattlc- Receipts; coo head :
shipments, go head Market steady fair to gond
- 30" 81 80 common. 81 son - fal cows ana pns,
q, 'oo ~ -: fresh cow SO 10 ~; Tht rar'
cattle shipped 10 New York to-day Hog. hrccIp,S
1850 head shipments. 900 head market acilv-
Ihiladelphias. - ooos7 % best Yorker and mixed
even cars hog shipped TO Ncw-York to-day. SHEEP
Receipts. 400 head shipments, 200 head MARKET
slow prime g loo = 80 fair TO good ~ 900 80, -
common. go ~ 20: lambs. SicS6 40; spring lambS
Veal calves. 20.
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:, 49, y.rr some 8 u 10 ears the pens.
Mere mace at figures which Will take the lining ous OF
of the Virginia lamls causing the simu
an'ons ss,umen. from that STATE and Kentucky OF an
s,,-lv ropled with the cold weather. has bocKe1
nd. butrher, stu hoding oil tn the yearInes ana no
nr.,,r.s =, din Up the new crop Warm weather VIII
st,aishen things out however, and reaction towards
h,o,er nrirr. av expected within the next ten day
irai Sheep 25as5 so per 100 N bunch
nj unrn do NJ clipped warnings at f6dfG 10 clipped
Gull and mixed LOIS at - 5o6s5; spring lambs mainly az
State. a1c Jtreys deck OF Virginia lambs worked
on n si,a9c per n. Dressed mutton slow at ?dlOac ;
dressed ycarns l'mhs lower at 1O2al2c, and dressed
string lamb easier at 12al5c.
lllenLeck HODi-: clipped western shtep
"a NJ aycragr e. 80 per 100 n 300 do. 81 n. at
- 81 oas eli ped state sheep 40 D. at s. 30 81 DO
81 80: $50 clipped -hecp and lambs 80 ~. at 60
d. burlington 253 clipped Western sheen. % ID at
- so 20 do. l2i ~ at g: II do a n at s. 81 cppa
30 ar is5 do. )? ~ at &C. -.
C. Df enlaca: ~ clipncd State sheep. 20 ~ at 80;
90 clipped Western yelrne % n. at *6 20 II state do
VI TuTe & Mullen: a3i clipped State veallnes. - n
az So -. 20 DO 81 n A. 30 sIine lambs at 40 %
lhc lot !? do at 80, 2, snrh ,d do at g.
&c ~ =, Il s.: Is clipped ohio lambs lin at 50 80
80 d. 60 H. e % 20 STAT onrng lamb. - n % NO 90
u" :. Judd 6 Co: 90 clipped Buffalo sheep. so N. at
: s. rIdcock Son 30 Virginia lambs 5it n at 50;
30 do. 10 n. at ~ 30. , . 90
4. = Kasc date Yesterday GO jersey lambs at so
'HoGs-Hcccpts % ears. or 1851 head-17 cars AZ
Jersey CITY and at iOthst. Market firm. ,,ood
Stac hogs sold ssdss 10 per 100 N few choice light
10 slesIS Judd & Co.: 1G hogs 2o2 N average.
at IS 10 pcr 100 y . rough do. s25 n at 81 TO-
J. y: Pidcock & son; Stltc hogs. 80 No. al - %
I JellGe Wright Co.. % State hogs 222 NJ at So
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in the dav Notwithstanding the downward movement IN
wheat There only a small amount OF etun ohei;
ing oil the market. and the h.mess IL cash stun ana
recent export inquiry have had very healthy clcct:
The market easier during the inter part OF
session sympahizng with wheat and corn Dut hot
especially The close quiet at the decline \
fairy good inquiry for spot stun for shipment was
steadyinc influence all diy sales OF clh oats Wefc
1873 600 bsh including G5 600 bush. as follow, No
oats 10 600 bush. 35t95Gc elevator, ''sd3Sc o
aoat and 3Go.037c delivered: No oats nominal 3,.c
No white. 4laat2c No3 white 4otaailc trek Wilt.
IS 600 bush track mixed. 1000 bush 36o a5Sc
No white cipncd. 600 bush. 49,. Y central
BARLEY-Market continue, nominal twofowcd Sta'e'
65066c aud California. GG0G7c for bay brew ing
RYE-Market quiet and steady sIot No Is anoted osc
asked NJ ALT-Narket steady and unchanged; We>ss-
ern. GSds0c; two.IOwcd state. 121a112c; sN-io"'u'
S5d90c
Option quotations follow. For comparison the closing
prices last spending date last year are
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ro.nAv,s EXPORTS FROM NEw-YOEK.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York. May II. 1893
COTTON-Thc cotton market at New-Ioik has oeci
bonbaried with all Of rumors today IL has Mcn
money banks vs. the river banks The failure oil ahoW1a
London bank was rumofed, and the failure OF oah III
Minneapolis was reported These held In cnecK T' %y
seemed TO a natural advancin" tHdcnvy cauur,t
the better from Liverpool and by rpo'Se9
increase in the in the Mississippi iNN.r .o.o
feet Our market started out with ciean-SSut "howcd
Of points the public Liverpool cable mot Cotton
an increase 10 10 900 bales IN the sale OF sP9C
aud an advance Of 26fd in most Of "a inIfe Looked
This l. probably a better class Of n"ws than wa" n"e a.
for on Thu SIDE. Private cable, sara thaa % ,rni 10
men, in the Engli-h market wa, ca.lN, hor,
The fart that the London stock market instead OF sn
ing the pancky feeua expected closed IN oe.cf rncf
Tn. same private cables Indicated tlaC Vhc, 49,,
spnners are watching each other o',y S a. 10 in tH
co,,on market At time IT y !porV'ti vol
there is no pressure sell spot o,, III .pp
River advanced market from .oift 10 on Tho re-
,rcns. then the market broke l3 points on ny
1rted financial troubles west and possibly ~ tor the
which led 70 quite active lquicaVoh' Inc H'''' W. 49,
day suul up GOO bales. u.a o,os,r bids
The opening. range. and close 'o' 9"iov any 3 NV