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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-09
ASOTHER REPEAL BILL.
Tho Ten Per Cent Tax ON State p,nL "a
culstiop 10 BE Trast.d Ns,,

WASHINGTON. d. G.. Dec. "a bin .,
repeal the ten per cent tax on State han,
circulation has been framed by the sph.
committee, to which the fun cormltto. d,
banking and currency referred an mo-
ures relating TO this question. me br,
framed will be reported 70 the fuH cora.
mittee for final action before the rsr,-,
70 the House.
The bill does not repeal tax uuc0nlri,,.
ally, but provides that the issues of ,,-.
rency shall be under the direction ~ ,,-
comntrOiler OF the currency. and ..su a.
limited I'm amount The COMPTROLLER s..
pervision win prevent the issue of ,.-.
rency which is not amply seemed ,r,
tend TO prevent ISSUES. 10 is undarei,l,
that the bin has the approval NJ tha p-,,'
ident. who desires the repeal Or 10 ist-.
rounded with the proper Safeguards
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-09
n FIRE AT ROANOKE.
A New Charter "Rsiiroaded" Through the
City Council.

ROANOKE VA. Dec s.-Special.-D. l..
Eairslip's store. at JOG Commerce street,
was fred by an incendiary at 3 O'Clock
this morning. The building was Quilted,
and the stock in a measure destroyed
Loss about 1850; insurance, $1,000.
The Roanoke Light Infantry will at
tend the Inauguration of Colonel OFerran
as Governor. The company on this occa-
sion win muster about forty men.
The Iron Moulders' Union gave a grand
charity ball tonight for the benefit Of
Mercy Circle. Kings Daughters.
Citizens are Indignant over the action
Of the City Council in railroading through
. new city charter. violating thereby a
pledge to submit II to the people first
1t centres nearly all power In the Council.
Mass-meetings OF citizens will be held
and arrangements perfected for tight
before the Legislature.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-09
HIS REPORT SUBMITTED.
Commodore Stanton Tells of the Rio saIuts
Incident.

WASHINGTON. d. c., Dec. S.-Commo-
dore Stanton submitted his report on
MS conduct at Rio de Janeiro TO Score
tary Herbert to-day. and left for his home
In New London this afternoon. The re-
port gives the Commodore's reasons for
saluting Admiral Mello. but whether or
not he asks for a court Of inquiry is
known only 10 few persons, and they
will not tell. Secretary Herbert took the
report to the White House with him
for consideration by the Cabinet.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-09
LYNCHING or REDMOND.
Three Persons Indicted for Participating
in the Charlotte Case.

BRAKES BRANCH, VA, Dec. s. -
Specialize special grand jury, which
was called last Monday, has been in
session all the week, investigating the
lynehing Of Abner Redmond Three true
bills were made against Toney Robinson
(colored), Abner Harrison. and Dudley
Hamilton (white). This has caused great
excitement in the county, and 1t is
thought several more indictments will be
made next week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-09
To Exempt "Stringency~ Nate,

WASHINGTON. Dec. S-'rha Uor,a
Committee on Banking ana Currency M.
day reported a substitute for tha Brawf,,
bin intended TO exempt from taxation ,rs
issue OF notes put out by certain hlrss
mostly i'm the South during t.a lt.
stringency. The Substitute hu susrars,
the operations of the taxing act SD IN
as IL relates 20 notes issued ba,aa.,
August and October Do. lVg provide,
that bin shall not suspend operation a,
existing law on any such notes paid ort
and circulated after the FIRST of next Jan.
uary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-09
How's Thist

We offer one Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case Of Catarrh that cannot hs
cured by Halls Catarrh cure.
i. j. CHENEY e CO. Props. T8eH n
We. the undersigned. have known r
Cheney for the last fifteen years. and b..
lieve him perfectly honorable in au bs.
ness transactions. and financially able o
carry out any obligations made by he.r
firm.
West & Truax. Wholesale DrucgIg,s
Toledo. o. Walding. Kinnan A. Nar,ir
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo. Ohio.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken Internally.
acting directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces Of the system Price. 75c per
bottle Sold by all Druggists Tesumo-
malls free.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-09
Quay Captures an illegal Fisherman.

special to The Times Union from Fort
Pierce, Fla, states: Senator Quay, his
son Richard. p. J. Hobal, and Peter V.
Hughes, two Philadelphia guests, at day
break this morning captured Isaac Rob-
inson and Marion. Williams. two fisher
men. in a sloop in front of his residence
at st. Lucier, fishing with gill nets in
violation Of the law prohibiting fishing
within one mile Of any inlet. The prison
ers were brought here and given a hear
ing before Justice Bell. who held them
in $500 bail each for court
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-09
Mr.. HORABLOWEH,s CASE.
The President Anxious to Have linn ed ate
Action Upon It.

WASHINGTON. D. c.. Dec. s-Presi-
dent Cleveland is anxious for immediate
action on the nomination OF Mr. Horn
blower as Supreme Court justice. To sena
tors who saw him yesterday he said that
he wanted prompt action. favorable or
unfavorable. and added that If they would
not confirm Hornblower he wanted TO
know 1t, so that he might name some
one else at once.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-09
SMALLPOX IN LUR1Y.
The Town Strictly Guarded and Other
Precautions Taken.

LURAY. VA, Dec. S.-Special.-The
smallpox excitement in Luray is quiet
ing down The town is strictly guarded
by special police and detectives. Every
precautjon is put in force to keep this
place from this dreaded disease. Reports
from Shenandoah indicate that Dr. Clarke
has his cases, about thirty, under good
control. and hopes are entertained that
there win be no new cases, these at pres
ent being confined to the negroes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-09
Stables Burned.

ABINGDON, VA. Dec. THE Morley
Livery Stables at this place was destroyed
by fire last night. Eighteen or twenty
horses belonging TO the Stables were res
cued barely in time 10 save them, one
being so badly burned 1t is thought it will
die. a full supply of forage was recently
furnished the stables and the entire pro-
perty was without any insurance. so far
as can be learned. Cause Of the fire un-
kunuu
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-09
INTERNAL RETENUE COLLECTIONS
The Amount Received in the AshviIIe Dis.
trict for Noyembar

ASHEVILLE, n. c.. Dec. s-The in
ternal revenue collections of this district
for November were as follows: on tobacco
s6i.Ss41s. spirits-s75. 324.6O. the total being
Slf22lS.Ss-distributed among the towns of
the district in which are located branch
offices In this wise: At Statesville.-S59.-
32o.56; Mount Airy. sll.1Si.02; Asheville.-
s&,OS6.54; Winston. s4S.6SO.76.
Rev j. l.. White. of the First BAPTIST
Church. has Just returned from Birming-
ham. Ala, where I'm connection with Rev.
Dr. H. M. Wharton. the noted evangelist
OF baltimore. he has recently conducted a
large and successful revival.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-09
samuel Cheeyes turned 10 Death.

BELTON, TEN, Dec. s-Early yester-
day morning. fire started in the grocery
store OF Winkleman & Freeman. in the
Temple of Texas" and before il could
be controlled that store together with
those of Cheeyes Bros. and Co, and w.
A. Wilkers, were destroyed The total loss
is SiO 900. with partial insurance. Mr.
samuel Cheeves was burned to death in
an attempt TO save some OF his valu,
abieS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-09
Or. srZRK's WARM WELCOME,
New Faster Of Washington-strect Church
Arrives In Petersburr

FETEkSRURG. VA, Dec Especial
Rev. w. q. Starr ID. D.. OF Norfolk. VINO,
u the recent session OF the Virginia Con-
ference. was assigned to the pas,orate OF
washington-street NJ. E. church in this
city, arrived here this evening accom-
YaAaee by his family. They were met al
NE depot by delegation from the church
Dr.. starr and family are the guests OF
-. John w. Bradbury. Tomorrow night
tisy will be welcomed by the CONGREGATION
q Washington-street church TO an Old
moionsd Methodist supper. furnished by
ns ledise OF the Parsonage Society.
Captain Z. y. Heath. OF the Petersburg
S91ye tcompany %, Third Virginia Regi-
- "a receipt Of letter from Colonel
!eStA asktng 70 b informed whether
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-09
TO SETTLE WAR CLAIMS.
The judiciary Comm tee Decides to Repor
the Bill FavorablY.

WASHINGTON, Dec Sex Congress-
man Hcrlphill Of South Carolina, APP
peared before the House Committee on
Judiciary this morning and made an
argument in favor Of the extension act
providing for the settlement of captured
and abandoned property war clans
The bill affects thousands Of people
throughout the South who suffered from
spoilati3n during the late war. IL pre-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-09

poses to extend the benefits Of the 49,,
sent law 70 those persons whose cl,I,,,
have been adversely determined nv ,,,
courts upon ground Of disloyalty. Vi,ho..
taking into consideration the emo, -
the Presidents Proclamation OF ua-l,,
and amnesty There is a fund OF ab-.,
eleven million dollars now IN the treaer-,
which would be affected by the extens',.
Of the act Immediately after Mr. Hem,'
hills argument the committee decIsss
to report the bin favorably 10 bs
House.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-09
NORFOLK PROHIBIrIONISTs.
Preparing TO Garry tho Election Cases Be
fore the Grand Jury.

NORFOLK, VA. Dec. s-Special-Mr.
Gibbs, of Staunton, chairman Of the
Prohibition party Of Virginia, is in Nor
folk assisting the Prohibition City Com
mittee to investigate the recent election.
They announced this morning that in
a week or so they will be ready to
go before the grand jury.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-09
Races on the Pacific Coat.

RACE TRACK SAN FRANCISCO,
CAL, Dec. S.-The weather was clear
and pleasant. and the track fast. Sum-
maries:
First race scant six furlongs, selling
Georgetown first. Blizzard second. Ida
Glenn third. Time, 1913 Ia
Second race, one mile, selling. nom
winners-Victress first, FitZsimmons sec
ond. Lonnle b., third. Time, 1:4i IL.
Third race selling, mie-Boston Boy
first. Happy Day second Duke Steven
third. Time. 1:43 IA
Fourth race. five furlongs. selling
turion first, Normandie second, Love-
dale third. Time, l:02 IL.
Fifth race, five furlongs. selling-Obee
first, Raphael second. Lutiner third.
Time Loo ga.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-09

The Baptist sundsy-school Association
OF Richmond and Manchester will meet
tomorrow afternoon At $50 o'clock. AZ
the Second Baptist church. Professor
Charles H. Winston. OF Richmond Col
lsge will make the address.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-09

year, when the last appropriations were
made. MIR Cummings says there were
many contracts that had not been com
pleted. Now that these contracts nave
been fulfilled. the appropriations must be
made.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-09
BOYS AND GIRLS.

Men and women, rich and poor,
will all find interest and pleasure
In to-morrow's eighteen-page Sunday
Times. The feature OF the paper,
however, viii be It's news service.
FIRST. THE NEWS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-09

WITH BRONSON HOWARD.
Illustrated. How he writes his
plays. Says the dramatist Of the
future will be mechanic. Read OF
him in to-morrow's Sunday Times
of how he
WORKS IN REL
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-09

Mrs. Lettie L. Benson. wife OF the late
Or. d. d, Benson. and youngest daughter
Of the late DR.. B. D. Nelson. OF King
william county. died yesterday ct Ia
weR Cary street. The remains were
taken to wyomins. King William county.
for interment
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-09
ORTIZ l Y.


Mrs. Eudora Miller died yesterday at
her home. No. ia Lester street. in the
forty-ninth year of her age. Mrs Miller
was widow and spent her entire life In
this CITY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-09

EAST ST. LOUIS. Dec. s.-Bettie Badger
was the only winning favOrite at East
St. Louis this afternoon. Many second
choices were successful Florella's de-
feat in the opening event caused much
disappointment. Vancamp had the mount
on two winners. The going was slow
but the sport was just the opposite. Sum-
maries:
First race. fiye-eighths Of mile-Bay
Court first, MonkovertOn second, Florela
third. Time 1:07A.
Second race. mile and a sixteenth
Envy first. Hoodoo second, Imp. Come
mara third. Time, 1:1j
Third race. fve-eighths Of a mile-Bettie
Badger first, Matt Foster second, Grim
son third. Time, LOS.
Fourth race. nlne-sixteenths Of a mile
Paddy Flynn first. Townsend second. Roy
third. Time, 1.0OA
Fifth race, one mlle-Tieciever first,
Walter second, Mae Brown third. Time
1:jlla.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-07
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


COTTON The New-Yoik cotton market opened a couple
points lower the Liverpool showed u decline
Of 3d4 points but there was Immediate sharp rally
from this when IL considered that the Liverpool market
justified then the Liverpool cspes conmrn ed To
In each rclortias some adj ancc finally closing arm
kept advancing Until o'clock. when IL up dozen
points from the lowest prices OF the moinng The shorts
were the lest buyers OF the day in fact IL is difficult
70 bull speculation IN cotton Ia ANYTHING else
outlook by reassuring either 10 this
In Europe. The weather and crop adviccs were some
what mixed but IN the rnain were probably 70 BE- called
district including ;Ississipp. Northern Alabama and
Arkansas From most paris ~ the South however reports
favorable the shorts be afraid take their
day, and the element the bears has
devoted the last day Or two % getting in safe posi-
Hubbard, Price o. say respecting the situation IN
England It appears from the cables have
ceiNcd today that business In Manchester has revived 10
an extent not thoroughly appreciated on tits side Of the
water and that sinners having reduced their stocks 70
low point viii continue TO buy freely for some
time 10 come. The cables further state that manufac-
securing the necessary supply Of cotton, believing uat
large stock In LiveiD ol VIII enable them al any
time TO their holdings at basis fully equal t,
the differences existing between the material
and the manufactured goods Thus we two new
factors AZ In morkct-a tendency the part
holders IN Liverpool 10 maintain prices because 81
and spnncrs well under contract with tho do%he 10 he-
the profits which present quotations offer th.n Tho
shaken the confidence OF those who look FOR still fur
hc decline ana the lr9 e,ts q an cxtr, se,'om 81
situation which j. troubling The entire country, cause.
degree 81 uncertainty cgariing the future course OF
cotton that IS noticeable IN view Of the cent d."
cded opinion that the market would decline TO cents
The opening range. and close today and closing bids
last night and last year contrast as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-07

FER m. butttcrmks offered. Dressed calves SLOW
and than last Country dresscd Neais
sold at Table n te calves at 5iadJEc city cresssd
yeas at SALE although IN Washington Market very rev
brought than l0c
Sale5-iIaenbeck e Hollis vcas 40 N average.
&c per d do I29 H. at csc; DO, 1874 -, at 6iac;
l do. 12o n. at &c ~ DO. 100 10, nj &c. 49, .
Walsh, Kirby Co, yesterday: 50 vcals. III ID, al
sc BIZ.
SHEEP AND LAMGS-Hccepts, Including 3 car,
dun and ambe weak. The fcw sal,s II ste We're 2,
81 per n with prime sto 0Icrci lambs sold
=, 5oaSo 80. Dressed mutton slow at 9olle per III {;
dressed lambs weak a lcdiGc. - .
Salr,-D. ia .Ington: lTS Kentucky lasnips. IS II
average. s. rex 100 ~ ~ do IS n. at 81 70; 20
Kentucky sheep SO n. at SJ 80.
j. y. Pdcock & son Is Virginia lambs, co y, ~
~ 25 - Ohio sheep 81 n, at ~ 80; OG do 81 m' al
IS 30. -. =.
Wilkcrson ~ sherman 81 Kentucky lambs. 60 H.
al -. -o
Il. Nipple & Co: 3Gi Kentucky limbs SO ID at - 90
&. Collins 3 jcriev lambs Mt - - per 100 %
iiOGS-Rece pt. Is or -,2po h'au none ir
sale alive Nomiually s'rnIy AZ - 5eaFI y r tGf
10 good nog-. Country dressed unchanged at Sdlo2c
for heayy light.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-07
CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
Eesal Notlirs.


Alta SPECIAL TERN of the Supreme Court
~ ~ the state OF Newiork. held at the eo"ht SouIs
lou, AZ the CITY Newlok, the 9th oay Oh Nafvns
1903 Present: Hon. Geo. L. Inerahani, Susaoc,, IN
io matter OF the Application Of the Iun,.rv Dissoim
Marvel Company, linliHu LOT v"'u"'~'' ~''~'~
" On ,eadng and hnr the Petition Of Eiws,d n uii
James Francis. +. stone ara wa's l. ,r :
limited corporation created under the laws OF TVS State
having its principal Office located ~ Newn 9k wnrn
psMton l. dated February % 1898 and the schedule
hero annexed duly verified BY petitioners a3a on eaa;
The schedule and affidavit, Notice OF Motion ad copy
Of the proposed order the Auoiiiey.uehe "a ana %
notion Of Sullivan Cromwell attorneys for the ~
tltloncr IL Is - =, - ,.....,u. A., ..,s .o,,,.,>
don the Marvel Company Limited. show cause BE-
fore Pennington Whitehead, ESQ.,, who Is hereby ap'
"Incd Referee for purpose his office No. so Wall
Stret In OF NewYork the 18th day OF June.
tsersafter as Counsel why the prayer Of ssi6
Petitioners should not be granted and why SAID COZ oratoe
should not dissolved; and Il Is further
ORDERED, That the said Referee proceed In accord
with the law and practice OF this Court ,nat ~
statement Of tho effects. credits and oteP
property and all the debts aud other engagements OF h1
Corporation and Of all other matters pertaining to 10
affairs and 1t is further -.
ORDERED, That copy OF this Order be pabisheS
once for three weeks immediately preceding The
said 18th day OF June, 1893 In THE NewYork Law
Journal and also In The Ncw-York Tribune two newe.
papers published In the City end County OF New.Yorf.
wherein this Order is entered and that copy Of this
persons corporations specified Ia The schedule as .
creditor or stakeholder u the said corporation,
pcison whom engagement Of the corporation Is -
30 performed othrr than person whose residence u
Gg.ss.d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-07
LIVE STOCK MAIKEIs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo, June G.-Catte-Eeceip;s last twenty four
hour, 90 head total for week thnS far, 49oo iha
for same time last week, 3Goo neih, eon''s. .,
30 head market opened se'ty only Qua io LOT on
sale; closed STEADY light 10 good fat rows; Is }oo
-: no very good stock here. liossnnccin - ,nn
far, 2lJj0 head for same time last Week. 10y 80,
had consigned through. 2.1CO head, 10 Ne" iurh
2..jO SHE. leo heal, market opened rowe
nearly all hcd-Ovgr stock on offer; cloeei steady w
sOld: Yorker, ~ 2Oo =, %: good mediums. ~ 2o@
5. 20 pigs 81 2Oo - 20: COED light stun seihhs
best roughs. $j0 ~ - siaes. S30 81 40 shs~p
and ambs-ieccipts last twenty foIr hours, t l%me
time last week, 1880 hen consigned through Lazy
head to Ncw-Yorl ZOO head: on sale, 800 hcHi ;
market opened quiet and weak; most OF me saie,
stock Texans which will bc forwarded: closed weak
best liant. not quOable al 81 -5o s6 90; light
to fair ~ 75o 50 %; fair to good mix sheep ~ 10
- 10 wet!lers. - Pa - 40.
Fast Liberty, June 6.-Clt,le-Receip's, 100 heaa
shipments 50 head Market slow and shade on ron
Yesterdays decline. No cattle shipped New 10TH IA
to-day. IIogS-Rccelpts, 800 head shipments 90
DAY NewNork; fair light 70 best heivy IT, 30? ZOE
- 30. Shcep-Rnceips, 1900 head: shipments .,3oo
head. Market slow 1T about Yesterdays Prices
Chicago. June 6.--"Thc Evening Journal report. !:
Catile-Rccclpts. 1000 h nd shipments, 5000 head
market quiet no extra steers here best on hnEa Ia
for =, ija - 40 others 50 5O0 ~ % Texans W. 'on
"a,iv: .ows, 50 ioa - 90 ilors-seceps, 200 mead
shipments 1000 head quiet. bett,r. mixed ana
packers. So t5o 81 20: prime heavy ana buicirrs
weights s6 75o 81 90 lgnt. SO -oo s. 90 sheep-ite-
weaker: naive. ~ so@ssi 10 Texans sa Goa 30;
Westerns, 81 6Oa 95 40 lambs. % aOa S5 90
~. Louis, June G.-Cittle-keceips. 600 head
shipments 300 head market easier butchers steers:
80 - 75 Texans generally 25c lowe.; good fed
steers ~ So iIogsReceipts. $500 head: shipments
LOO bead market 5r lower: prices ranged - lOm
head marLe. shade lower; natives, 81 20; Texans
~ 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-07
3cc Rye dull cash, SAC, Cloverseed dull, sseeay
prime cash, 81 so; october ~.
TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, June (spccal.-lt was possible yester'
day to see from the Board Of Trade Hall dcpostors
tesice.ng two savings hanks. To-day one oi these
sicges WAS raised only one OF the La Sae-st, banks
being attacked. The besiesers were al Women TOO
AMI no one felt nervous over their efforts Tue
feeling over the financial situation wns 80 mica re-
Ii, we'd tina; wheat advanced little over cent ana
clio ed OF the top July sold om 81 "a TO 81 oS, ana
closed Mt 81 55c. This advance, 100, was In spite
Of lower cables, OF large Increase In the cont'7'ct
stock $4,000 bushels and Of correction In the
visible supply figures which mnde the increase Oh
Nondly 20s 900 100000 bushels. But there
we've no failures in Choago; the savings banks were
al raying dep0stors fast their clerks couio
work; no assaults made on any Of the COM
mcrcia banks 1t was felt that all the savlnss-bans
had been put In lmpregnable positions; anu there
were not even any rum0rs OF commercial iailuress
The result that the improved feeling over hhahces
ov.rshadowed any routine bear news. No cash ousa'
reported here for the reason that inc north.
west WI, selling enormous amount QI wieu, AZ
a little under Chicago prices Advices from Duluth
late in the afternoon reported that :on.Uo ousuens
cash wheat had been worked FOR expcr. mere ~
Two days, one very large block Of 1t beng iorccu
~ the calling OF Chicago loan Receipts mere mere
We're only 81 cars; the estimate FOR wednesday, ohy
20. The Northwest had 3j5 cars. ... ;.
Although cash corn was relatively weak. due to
nrs Sn 'Sp s RseS Dn rss 81
cent. and cash about IL cent July sold Desm ss
Receipts were Ila7 cars the estimate for wednesday
so The contract stock $1,000 S S,sSss
Charters were made for $4,000 bushels. -,
Oats sympathlzed with the other markets. penny
Influenced by the circumstance, the Improves
tonp OF the money market. Cash oats, unlike casn
corn were stronger than the futures, june geE
- 20 ana - T-sc, and closed at the top Recelpts
were 1898 cars: the estimate for "Wednesday go Inc
contract stock $1,000 bushels, showed an increase
fer TIE week OF IA, OG0 bushels. o.,
Provisions firm. Pork closed Just where IL
did on Monday having M one time during the day
shown little advance. Lard closed 20 cents over
Monday ribs % cents II was In this market,
as In the grain markets. matter NJ improves
dnafccs Hog receipts were only 1000. The esti-
n,,tc for Wednesday only 5000. At night on
the curb prices were firm for wheat. Puts on July
we're CO "a cents; calls on July, IS IL cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-07
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Galveston June 6.-t,OttOn steady midding, o-16o
low middng, &c good ordinary, 5-Sc net and gross
receipts go bales sales, 26S bales; Stock 3l,'U
bales. ~
Norfolk June 6.Cotton dull middng, l2c:
low middllng 1-16c good ordinary Csc net ana
gross receipts 81 bales exports coastwse, go bales
sales BOA bales: stock. 13,5O7 bales.
Neworleans. June 6.oC9tton firm good good mlddlns:
GOOD ordinary I5.18c; net receipts 300 bales;
gross APO bales exports 10 Great Britain $50 TO
the Continent 1866 bales sales 1900 bales STOCK,
121 .OCO bales.
savannah. June 6.-Cotton steady; middl'ng 3sc;
receipts. 94s bales exports to the Continent, 500
Bales: coaswlse 143 bales; sales, % bales stock,
~ OfD bales.