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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-09
r ockafeIIer AZ Co, Close Doors.

WILKESBARRE. PA, Feb. S.-The in
dividual banking house of f. V. ROcka-
feller & Co. closed its doors this morning.
1t was one Of the oldest banking instltu-
lions in this section. and people had the
utmost confidence in its sCundness. No
official statement has rs yet been made.
and whether it is bad failure cannot As
yet be stated. Great excitement prevails
here among business men over the af-
fair Rockefeller explains that a sudden
demand was made upon him for currency
by other banks here, which he could not
meet. He expresses the opinion that he
will pay all liabilities.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-09

At a banquet Of the Veteran Masonic
Association in Washington the other night
Senator DOlph. Of Oregon. interestingly
sketched the Introduction of Masonry
into Oregon. Away back I'm the 'ios -
said the StIator. Captain John Kellogg
crossed the plains from Missouri. carry
ing with him the charter Of the first
lodge Of Oregon. II took him many
months to get TO the State. and he had
to undergo many hardships, but he chung
10 the charter and. although nearly all
his goods were lost and many times he
was in danger Of losing his life, when he
arrived at Oregon City the little scroll was
with him"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-09
YESTERDAYS RACES.
Tho Rookmakers Hit Hard mt Glouces-

GLOUCESTER, n. j., Feb. S.-Four favor
ties and two well played second choices won
this afternoon. and the bookmakers were
bit hard
First race. five furlongs-Poklno first Lit
tie ihil second, Cloverdale third. Time,
1:03h.
| Second race. six and n quarter furlongs--
| Glenmar first. Harry Hinkson second, Biz
die (colO third Time, 1:25h.
Third race seven and half furlongs-
Chester first John Atkins second. Lum third.
Tine, 1:41.
Fourth race, six and half furlongs-
Tradesman first. Needmore second, Coma
les third. Time. 1:2fh.
Fifth race. four and half furlongs-
Censor first. Owen Golden second, Miss Clay
third. Time, 56l5
Sixth race, seven furlongs -Mraocau first,
Hangar second, Hiawassee third. Time
1 :32A.
At Gutenberg.
GUTTENBURG, n. j., Feb. S.-The track
was In excellent condition and fit for COED
racing The card was well made up and the
weather, while cold. was pleasant enough
and the suns rays sufficiently warm to melt
the Tee on the track. making the top soil
soft. Attendance large and betting brisk.
First race. four and half furCngs Red
Elm first. Van S. second Young Lottery
third. Time, 57l2.
Second race, three-eighths Of mile
PatroDess first, Faust Rose second Blue and
White third. Time. 36%.
Third race, one mile-Pan Way first. Jack
Rose second. Miss Belle third. Time. AN.
Fourth race. five-eghths Of Il miic-Rc-
peatcr first, nlspent second, Craft third.
Time OBJ.
Fifth race. six furlongs-Gladiator first.
Innovation second, Pan Handle third. Time
1:t5&.
Sixth race seven furlongs-Levcller first,
Bewood second, Headlight third. Time,
1924.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-09
A Newspaper Mans Big Investment.

WASHINGTON. Feb. &--John II. Nc
Lean Of the Cincinnati Enquirer to-day
purchased 5.O03 shares. controlling guam
tity OF the Belt Line Street Car Company
Of this city, paying therefor SITS. les. Mr..
Mclean Is a large stakeholder in the
Washington and Georgetown Railroad
Company. and report Is In circulation
that deal Is In progress for the purchase
OF the control OF the other TWO street
car companies. but no particulars can be
learned al present.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-09
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria
MARRIAGES.

LIAMS.-Marrled, at the
residence OF the brides mother, 1914 east
Broad street. Richmond. February l7th, by
Rev. p. A. Petersen, ID. D., JAMES A.
BAILEY. OF Keysyille. Va, and Miss COR
NELlA. daughter Of tile late +. Summerfeld
Williams, Of this city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-09

Snuff seems 10 be once more taking
an upward turn; the domestic production
I'm our own country steadily increases
a large silver house is manufacturing
silver snuff-bOxes and exporting them TO
England and France. and just as the old
year closed a firm in Toledo, Ohio re-
ceived an order for 100000 snuff-boxes,
to be delivered early in the new year.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-09
Died From His Injrries.

NORFOLK. VA, Feb. s.-Special.-A
few days ago Mr.. Henry Benson, Jr.. OF
Beverly, Mass, wealthy young man.
who has been In this city for several
weeks. jumped out OF a third-story win
dow of his clearinghouse. on east Main
street. He was taken to the Retreat for
the Sick. where he died from his in
iuries t0-pfght
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-09

On Sunday last the ancient Roumanian
custom OF the wedding OF thirty-two peas
ant couples, representing the thirty-two
districts OF Roumania. was celebrated In
Bucharest In the presence OF Crown
Prince Ferdinand and his bride. After
the marriage ceremonies the couples were
given banquet at the royal palace, and
King Charles presented each happy pair
with a purse Of gold.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-09
General Beauregard III.

NEW ORLEANS. La. Feb. s.-Generai
y. q. T. Beauregard is seriously Ill at his
home on Espelande street. Heart disease
y ~ trouble. ard while he was reported
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Senator and Mrs. Colqutt Improving

ATLANTA, GA. Feb s.-Senator and
Mrs. Colquit continue to improve. The
Senator has decided to leave for Wash
tugton on the 22d OF this month.
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w ANTED- TWO WOMEN-GOOD COOK
w and HOUSE GIlsl.-to 90 to the coun-
try hear Baltimore. Good wages comfort
able home. CAN between the hours of .
and II on Thursday and Friday or Saturday
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-09

in the Pariors OF the Women's Christian As
sociation. on Franklin street between Seventh
and Eighth. on FRIDAY. SATURDAY ami
MONDAY. alta 7. VI.
Tickets for the Course, 20 cents; 25 cents
for q Sing Lecture fe9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-19
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

X,v.york Tuc.dly. April lS-BElNiN- I''ept' were
"a .r. r :,o5 head direct to 7laull.rirl~
',, for ,N,ort ulNr ard q cars Tor inc h'iNl
l,rling .trady. city dr. I'd D.'i iil't ~
~ ,,.r ~, COW L.,f steady At idi'. louaN 'an'
,d.i.. f,or, London and Liverpool quote ''III F''u
go, ,s.r D. lou,r and .cliing at "sr per IT, anu Nn'
.,,.~, lc invrr ~ H. BE, '-tinl,t ~ 49,,
Ntirn.nt. tod1y 100 cattle on 90" Rom, b' D.
So. ,o,o,,Ioa 100 cattlr the l'uialo by " '"ln.
.n,lth ard 900 quarter, on the M'Je't" Nv '''
Company. A Tod N,,huo dnre.
I.,liuy Steady and dealers look for a ii ti'"'
fNVIS- E,rcld. lOj head, OF Mhl,h ~ "''t ~
cnb = IN. VERY limited ofrring- sold at .'.uN 49,,
add -..irr. ir. looking ir @p"i nun i .t.
ur....d ,al,.. finn at Gu9oc for c'uh'iN "'r"
hoic. l0''. IA liz for city dfrs-cd and l@'r Tor ''
sal's-I T. Ncl-on: veal. 40 H. at "2' no.
fI' lND T.AMB~-l,rcc pr. inciudhe ca ~ IT.
tut,nDt- trrr nr 90 h'iu. ~ '.n
and i,rlc.. stead, fo all GRADE OF .t".N il,
,',ud p. .lo,. lois carload 4 pilirr nn-HI, ,..
nld al - 20 no. ~; buhch 81 ia' - '' :.
=, -, 20. "a : c.s, al plim' clipped a. Ht go ",
o., zoe ,.r NJ dressed liant ~t'aI' AZ tua ~
J,.S.d .r, lambs unrhar god 80 s3G - - per ''''''N
and civ i,,,.-rd ar auo..d - 70. &c.. 49,, -,
S,l d H. rrinc.On: lSl unshnih hl'n' ~ -
~ aV,aqr % ~ 20 pc. lc0 - 80 'pl"1 "'' '"'''
- H. n~il4r. ( Hollis: .il cprcu ONO lambs ~ d.
al - - -.hpfn STAT" 80, % % a' ." Ia .,s ,.
HOGS E,rcim~ 80 ga %. l'o ',u,""t, ~ -
Ior-.v cit. "a II cars ~ i0n-'t M@,Nt wan ,.h, ~.
-,-o-- "a 60, uiiy dressed low r a '"'2c TO- NAV,
81 r9s.c 10 medium and 10. lot "a ,co , ..r,c,
S,l.~-IIuuc 4 Mullen - >lit no. wv 10 ~, H.
at - 10 prr 100 n d.. 81 H. At - 'o 'o'-" wv
40 ih AZ 80 &C.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-19
TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago April - t-p"cal. Tn" Kansas drOlih' "l
which the wheat trade been TALKING for II MONTH
showed sign, to-day a. breaking mp. The map Nh""d
c,,od rain AT Concordia In ,hc northwest conrrr oil
the state and during the day specials from WICHITA
Lrav.nwOrth and Hutchinson reported showers ia"
Washington prediction promised showers tElf'iSh ''
.tatr. Contrary to - pc,iaon In" pri'" ol wheat
,hGw,d Nc Important cline on Ia" news. mere
wa, u temporary Ctl"rnl break at lhr. "p'llhs'
ut the close lnr JulN WA INST at MOluaN : hshi 10
The MAY easier. bat tnr MAY runs along ail"
70 Their the THEORIES fn ia" SoCallcd deal IL"
st,adinoSs al She July Ni. chiefly an" 10 CAP" re-
ports from Paris Of 4 coanlance OF IN" uro",i
through France and Cf III, lowering 0 III" prospect
10Th In FraGce and Hungary. The cables SUGGESTED
something rather hush in the situation aDrbi!'
Ii,ci pool SHOWING Such drclin" ~ was "Arct'i
and arts aud Irrlin Icing somewhat higher. NAY
sod bcswren 1,jc ana - lac. ana 81 sir
al - he: July sold between 15 3Sc ana - -
and closed 80 &c. -tabohii uiHfMtS W'r'
NJ, pt rather firm 10y IA" lalis adVices The lo"
weekly crop bullrtin sail that winter wheat Uti
Suffered from the recent drDuh ana lfrInES u WIS
said that parlidge got -rvcii hundred thol~ind way
through commission houses II seemed 10 De IN" f't
fnnf Tie May came from the clql" houses Corn closed
Practically wh,r,, II did Monday MAY ~ ~ cents
lulV nt ~ 5S. Oats easier on IN" Ialhs III
Kan~a- May sold between -" - ) : AM closed ~
= If cents. Provisions. after II M row huftuau ~
closed a little under Monday for hld M rractIcalN
unclnugrd for pork. There were fnN lroOo hoS'
lui I'M, estimate. for Wednesday was !i,OoD. o
Al night on the curb puts on JAY were 40 II
rents. calls ON July, - cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-19

TO New York |. 200 head sale. 5000 head Mar
h., opened stronger for good to choice grades s'iuy
for fair: closed strong for good grades. "oou ="
choice wool lams ~ % fair TO GOOD S=9m
50 -: clipped do % 3ja So 10 wool sheep - %
n 20 -: one carload extra sold at 80 40 cnppeu
sheep, - -J0 - 10. spring lainbs, Flu W ~ p
cwt.
chicago, April vs." TIE Evening journal rep "',
Cattic-l Receipts $50 head shipments. looo heau'
market stead, mcdrm steers. - 80" - 10 no MI. .p
ON sale Others ~ son - % Texans y 10" - oV,
native COWS. S30sI3 -. llOgs-ltecelpt>, W.
hcid shipments 1850 head market acuv. az -" ~. ,D
higher closing strong mixed and picEcnis ~ o- o""
~ - prime heavy ~ 10a - - gh 10 "" q ~
,hcrp-kecept> 1000 mead; shipments 20 nav
strong Zoe higher: ewes. ~ ~ - :, M Il,
sio - jO pine Western weiheis - "o% !" =. -
prime Texans wctheIs - c009l 90 l'"o' - %
So -. ,,,.s 10 hand &.
East Liberty April ls.-Catte-Recep iN' 10 r ne.l
shipments. no head. marN't steauS ~ i'ds,,
prices no cattle Skipped To New 'urNN oo bn"t
iIcgs-RecrptS. Loo rcad shipments; i''V, m
market firm Phadclpils. - 80" ~ ZOO @ ~. ~;
- 700 - -: YORKER, -" - Ia ilS'' ~ 'o i n
Five car, hogs >hpp TO Ncw-lork to-4'H., '' ,r
Rec pts leo head: shipments, l-"o H''"' '"
Slow at yesterday price. ooo h.oa q.
4 Loni, ArrI Is Cat'-Reccipt, f.7oo n,nn
shipments. 12nO Lead market steady 10 Su ha,c
fair tn good native steers. ~ 80" - i'lr !" ,,
led TcNan, Steers. ~ 2j0S - 90. Iiog>-htoeP,,.
40 heal: shipments. $500 Lead marhe' 81" I'LL. III,
heavy - -O0 - 10. mixed 20 900 "'; 49,
20 50o ~ She p-,c"riIts. 800 heau NhI gn =
loo bead market quiet: receipts mostly ieA""''
fou priro.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-19
GENERAL MARKET REPORT

York april u. l1Jt
BUILDING MATEEI hI.s-Thc market T. moo, ,aeH
active ana Il; adv. with PRICES tLoNiut 10 nan. ~
Of Consequence ...... BE1CKS-Quotci - '2os' t cv
sSys 81 a5ass 50 for pale; si2et3 for fF%'o"
ro.eniale selling at sja'5c and Portland At az T
according to brand and quality La NAh,t ~
al - 40 .. LIME-0uct. Of ~ id conL", anq. ,
Tor finishing stat. GOO lr common. anu - '' '''
~" OIION-Thc cotton market at Ncw-foih mas Dr.
very active decidedly stronger 1h"i' va '' =
vance OF q POINTS the opening with lnllh'i "u
. u0nt.: after that bfr1, Of = points ana t''
lin. of 10 ,o.us. very mach b~it" fc'ne pr.
Jlitate cable- state That the recent sharp hirAh ~ @
nom AZ INerpOol and in this market j. riga d"l i
-. seu-nlc-- \ number Of cables nom 10y 'lI"" $50
thof the belief that market j, tn pro- nav h",
inftnr M last fOi PRESENT Tic lhIh"' ,"'.'
h.. b'c easily traced 10 the better claii u 81 w.,
Inrotoau adAices: the Liverpool nhrht an ~ 80
Gf1 recovering the los aud clo-lns very ~ al
I.C4d q, o.Gfd over yesterday hntl h"uI'- - 90
f.,,re of M foreign adNicc- j. ia" Mr1 ral' b''
artv,i eotou the sale. Iiscrplo' amountli 10 w..
,1cDn IorLont. Al the time we not" t'l W lc o1,
,,'r,noi arc large. amOintinc 10 2''uV D. "a,
~. ~ which consist Of American floNth.
-. .nek. Of cotton held in L'N'ip9p a" ''u' =" IL
~. ro,s.d Al , time when Mas rial lcii tIW - -"'
49, .. .i,. uiia non hi2hcr lilcr'' N'r''H AZ ' III i
-, indicate a rather h"tf' fe"NG ara les. uIHu, e
tr.D .u1t cotton. European O. nave b" n num-
Gus ~ .omnwhot confused. and NOT a few Of or ~ !i
iugt ,o, ,oday's favorable chance T. Simply hdlNr
III , nrorao ted decline WINE ur mlrh'i - w
,.,, IN stfu lower prices. ,,.. ,t,. la,
IT, wa 70 ,,nac and closc todaY and closing BIDS "a
last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-19
rI-pnpEAN TRQETCE MARKETs.

Ilyrrposl \ ril IL. 3:45 D. M -Eeef ana pork 10
mod.roI,. d,mamd. Hams and bacon In fair demand.
Chepse in fair demand Hllow in poor demand;
oi-Ilverpool refined easy at rs. losln IN poor
demand Lard-Spoi In poor demand futures m no
demand: prime Western. spot. dull nj Jos I'd. Wheat
In moderate demand No. red winter easy AT hs
IL. Hour In moderlte demand; Cyrn.sl1'
s.ot firm at As I'd April steady AT Is lid May
;, adv ~ (, LII: June steady al l. Id. Hops
at LOndOn--Fa lie Coasl-In poor demand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-19
,,vr sroey u,EKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

linHilo april Is.-Cattl.- Receipt. last "a iohfN
20 had. t,fal for week thus far 5.l=O bead l1r
,,. lime In,t week BOO head consigned through
none: io N,sy. York. none; on sal" 40 head MarM,
lined steady and firm for good stock win an
I'D closed strong Good nj COWS. ~ 90" l''
luIs $3.50 ~ - no good STEER on SALE. iio-SI
p,r,sut- lu,i ~ huurs. 100 WHu lolal Tor N',N
H.. lar 200 head for sam" time last N''h,
ZOO mead consigned through 5000 hs"d a. 90
- Vol 40 head on sale. 5000 head Mar
~. ,ncr,d r1irly nriNc. hHt lower: closed St'hGA
To- .rnuc GOOD To choice Workers. 80 - 10 ,ls
-, f'ir ae COZ ~ good mediums and hc'Ny. - -
=, - - Ilgs low al SG 15o 20 - all sold Sh'''p
and I,mhs-Hecoipls last - hours. 1900 head '9.,
a,r ,,,aL tl,ns (nr % 200 head for same time las,
week. $4,000 head, consigned through, oOo heau'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-19
nD1TnN MARKEns-nN TELEG RAPIl.

Galveston April Is.-CCilm quiet mlddlns'
I:ICc: net and gross receipts. l,461 bales Sales
900 bales stock, a oo1 bales 49,, an.
Xo,C,lk AuIl I.-C1ton easy midi Ing. , 1l-lOc.
Inv. n ddlina ltc: good ordinary. q 9-l0c' net
and gross receipts. G73 bales exports c3aStwis"'
Ncw-Orlcans. April ls.-Coton steady gl9i mil
ding - l6c: middling .Oidc: low m'd1ing
bales: gloss. 1870 bales sales $3.50 bales Stock
s"vn nnah, April l6.-Cotton quiet mlddlins lie;
,oy u,Iddllpg lac; good ordinary, SAC; net
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-19
O.p,y'S EXPORTS FROM NETWORK.
WHOLESALE PRICES COUNTRY PRODUCE
For the week ending April Is, 1893.
BEANS AND PEAS
Receipts Tor He weeh--Be Beans. =.

Receipts Tor HE week-BeanS. 3199 bb, peas
$500 bush EXpot.- Beans, 9ol Pig, peas. 292o
aner nsdelable period OF weakness and depression
,be market for foreign beans l. showing just shade
stader ton Most of Ia" large l0t> have been pri
warrant forced sales at loss. Dealers have been
working down their stocks Of late. putting OF buying
d, long possible to get in at the lowest
rates. some lots of ordinary quality-lcguiar in size
and mixed With cOloicd bcans--lavc sold AT ~ 40~
81 fj but for fair lines IL 90 the current rate.
urime selling at III 55o ~ 20, and two or three
Of very choice quality have been placed AT ~ o.
imported pea arc going N ~ GO0Sl 40. Domestic
marrow are ruling about steady. with an occasional
eXIort order filled at - b - - 40. Best nlilk'
Of Canadian medium are Offering a; "a sale OF
80 IBIS. choice is reportoG at ~ % II. Choice pc!
are weak al ~ %. Rcd kidney slow and V.
California Lima. job. at - 3D. but lines sell Al s. 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-19
FROZEN POULTRY.
POTATOES AND NEGETAEI r

Light arrival. Of foreign potaor, have permitted
Il Uuiher reduction OF stock and prime fresh land ID
goods are doing better. Domestic pDtatO'S arr d
Sllad" INNER but not active. Bermuda new .a~i +
under larger arrivals. sweet potatoes steady. There
l. large incrac in supplies ol southern green
vegetables and prices Tor most kinds have declined.
Norfolk hal" and spinach close about steady FOR
prime Grade. ASprHeli, lower. bui ceiling very
well. Charleston oJblag" in fair demand bat Il slaic
easier: Florida lots largely inferior and showing wild.
rang I'm value string beans want 4. bui receipt
mostly poor. Green peas In much larger suppl,
ana lower. Tomatoes plenty and easier Beet and
SlunSh lower bermuda onions hay" fallen T. ~ Gjo
81 - under receipts OF over 20 900 boxes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-19

than temporary Suspension the hrn. 1t j. suplos't
taking ad Of The rule. 10 quidaic their Interests
ON the a!rI2se Of today price, ~ a.; ah%unss oe The
, D. M thrf III tbility meet cans oI ., ~
firm assigns % the rason Their SUSPENSION me III.
ability to secure margins from th'li 'u-,"III1,
enough the enuruo. and almost unprecedented dran
Of the three day, steady dccliu' A,nlrr OF -. oan
500 o0l. >alcs TO-DAY: April 2io 49,. nay go,
lae~: June, 10000 bags July. 3--'V DE-, Va !,o
coo bags: september. rs or ba--; . toi,or I'''o
Iac>; November. 1900 taq. Dc,cm'"r. ooo D.
total .G9 80 bags. Market closed steady ouoti'loi'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-19

io'h, TIC coTec market has been very lhsrt'i'i
.orrpa,,r,lv al times or the Neigc Of PAM III
lowing yss1ius' Of over toby Transactions nave
further hcImc S,l.s up 10 z /. N. hal rachcd over
been cnolo"7' mo irak said TO have resulted rom
.o9cecd ato on The part Of rhc Der o1r' 10 r % he'd
great again today PRICE declined IA th.' '
200 600 Tags i Hamburg market Lost 80 90 - t.,
kct -, 10 ~, ,art,f declined 3 81. The NrW,l4rh
anu nonca nl rsci has beer, very ,i o'clock
hall 70 ,atIng on 'Changc OF a'oiars as,
they were n, ~ mi unsettled and IN ch3"t'
but ne marry Sne mans opinion Is as good ~ ,or
CONDITION. broak however, some cairiut o,
After - hesay for n reaction on ia" Fraction tnors
aber than on any substantial es' 40 pon just before
ment On Tie failure OF NJ Barr CO. snnoIa'a mora
,ns mo c,e m today is believed on ona"sc "o' " "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-19

HEMP AND u rE-1hr market j. extremely pu't a
New.York well - AT t.c primary larh t. nnu H.
Lie. report no change. W quot: Maiiii hnl, ~"
,s,c -sal hemp. BE- Jute 3a"i"c; !"" b"'t' '''""
94c. ,, ,r, rominalIy ut.
changed q. 10 lricca aud "" continue , 10 .l,.ti
l.rfor. W. quote. Dry lld,s-BucinS Nli'>
n I24c sclc, I'D Montcvii-o. Ca y, - -, a., -
Rio g ,eG 20a - ID. llsC .cIccici; tn.oI.i' ~,
10 selected: Ma'amOia-, 1923 II. ~. nl
ruz. 1910 49, % - ticl AN; i,og''a ~ - 10, y,
they Cent "a Auelcih ISL 80 ~ a.
thcy irn: roft rat. ljaE d., - -, -, - 1t,
Galveston. 22a25 d.. s. they run DS ILi@t, '
Sfnck-H iO Niaud' afa MontrtlGcO hii, i,y"'- q, ~
selected; 'odota llel5 y. loo >ele' ;i, icciH ~
and r.. IDa - - &c selected MO-. '',
l0r selected; lcNa- san H. 49, r1l.''e 'r,, - ~
iIidc-P,a. aDo 30 u. i.c o, thc' ~ ~. -, AMI ',
rnw 50dtN n. ono selected: NcW-o'h u ."'4 wv
$500 r.. f2aGr se'ctird: Havana ""e.t, -. - q
t,.v DN Stated lI1rS-Maianham' :. = 3D.
fbey pcinanluro 25a3 H. Sac a. ~ ,1 a,,i1
- 80 %, &c - they rgn; PiNta niu ~" "a. eoo
y, go a. they iun: Sa,nnlIn 2JdSo ID, Ne a. thcy
IAN: Mat1mOras. 2on8J ~ Sc selected i'Nas 'odSo ID
So selected. East Indli Idcs-taicul'a sdushte4 cO"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-19
.losc to-day. and closing lids lat

sac 2ieoo BALE. oxS MSE'G rs p bates fa~arcd
nalc Eio'. Ok, s4I bales. The port receipts To-Day
Tey s.ci bales far mi. %'k iS 81 9L o
net receipts % "a tS Ts r,c 20 ss nacs
rNtoft9 10 s,I bale. total. - 3O1 lai'' 'p'SS
Pncnoo - s0 SPOT cotton .tedri, 8o o%o hal
Inr1nding is 600 balc American Futures %i''o , n.y.
M ~ -, aivancn. al Is y. l.Old d'cllN AZ
~ - n.y. iGfd ad yancc al D. ~. 60 @ very '''"'
- t.Gtd 10 3.gfd over Nst'f"'N : 'I">l"- 90
for $40