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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-07-19

THERE must come a reduction
of the water rates or there will
be a new deal for cheap water.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-07-19

GROVER masters his govt suffi-
GENTLY to 90 fishing.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-07-19

THIS city thirsts for the gener-
Gus shower.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-07-19

THE Evening Star" at Dallas
has risen on the horizon of the
journalism of that city, it's prin-
cipal object to pale the light that
streams from the sanctum of the
imes-Herald.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-07-19

WACO is not all Texas, and the
Waco News is not the Democratic
party of Texas. By a slight per-
version of judgment the News
thinks that it is, hence this re-
minder.
THAT Home Rule bill is poking
its nose out of the hole in which
the Balfour Obstructionists thought
they had pocketed it. Gladstone
takes lessons from the proceedings
of his enemies.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-07-19
WEDNESDAY,, JULY 10, 1898.

FOSTER promises rain.
Kansas Republicans are alive.
---=-
EVERY day of drOuth is day of
loss.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-07-19

| FOSTER will be forgiven the pas
failure if the present promise
rain is fulfilled.
| COTTON looks better betwee
here and Waco than in any Othe
part of the state.
| -------
| THE impression strengthen
that San Antonio has really bu
two daily papers.
|
THE cotton markets are as sickl.
as the cotton plant in some of tn
southeast counties.
YOU cannot tell what Congress
is going to do until it meets, anC
perhaps not then.
HERBERT BISMARCK has some o
the traits of his father, but has not
the old mans grit.
You can slide into Chicago now
at the rate of thirty-five miles an
hour, including stops.
IF the Democratic administra-
ton forces Hawaii into the arms of
England it is doomed.
VOTE for that $4,000 note issue
and be happy in the assurance of
having done your duty.
THIS silver handwriting on the
wall is knocking Colorado silly,
but it cannot be avoided.
GLADSTONE is very feeble and
his eyesight is failing, but he has a
good grip on Home Rule.
OAKLAND, California, brags of
her street railways. Let her catch
on to San AntoniO's style.
FRESH and pure water, as cheap
ly as it can be furnished at cost,
is the right of the citizen.
No wonder that Cleveland hest
tated about calling congress to-
gether, if it is to sit a year.
BUSINESS i'm all it's branches is
or the mercantile agen-
cies all over the country lie.
THERE must come reduction
Of the water rates or there will
be new deal for cheap water.
SOME one should have tied
Nance's tongue before he prOphe-
sled that Congress would remain
in session year.
THE st. Louis Globe-DemOcrat
offers a standing premium for the
yarns of the biggest liars, and it
gets some monumental ones.
THE controversy between the
Mississippi levee and outlet sys-
TENS continues in the New Orleans
papers. The true system will COM
bine both.
If Government should buy so
many million ounces of silver a
month, why not so many million
bushels of wheat every month?
What is the difference in principle?
THE small sheets that got left in
the bids for the city advertising
are not happy. 1t is hardly to be
expected that they will be, but dis.
appointment is the common lot of
mOrtalS.
WACO is not all Texas, and the
Waco News is not the Democratic
party of Texas. BY slight per-
version of judgment the News
thinks that it is, hence this re-
minder.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-07-19

Special rates given on larger space anu
long time advertisements. Discount given
for cash.
Announcements for State and County
n6inars ten Dollars In advance.
~ All contracts or Hills must be APP
proved by the Secretary and Manager.
TO CoRRESPON DENTS.
All communications for this paper
should be accompanied by the name OF the
suthor, not necessary for publication, but
rs evidence OF good faith on the part OF
the writer. Write on one side OF the pa
Ser, In a plain hand. Anonymous com
munications will not be noticed. Inc
LIGHT will not be responsible for the
statements Of its CORRESPONDENTS.
WEDNESDAY, JULY 10, 1898.
FOSTER promises rain.
Kansas Republicans are alive.
EVERY day of drOuth is a day of
loss.
THIS city thirsts for the gener-
Gus shower.
TIE Colorado yell has not scared
the country.
GROVER masters his govt suffi-
GENTLY to 90 fishing.
JONES, of the ChOctaw nation,
calls Hoke Smith down.
BETWEEN France and England
Siam is likely to get squeezed.
THE Cuba bandit holds his own
with the western train rObber.
WHAT is bred in the brain will
come out in the editorial columns.
THIS city wants cheaper water
and lights, and she wants them
bad.
THE astrOlOgers say that Leo is
to live to pass into his ninetieth
year.
GRESHAM makes no enemies dis
pensing pie, because he dispenses
none.
WHEN congress meets the ap-
plicatiOns for pie will be multi
piled.
THE city dads have taken their
coats off and buckled down to bus
mess.
BETWEEN Cuero and Victoria
he cotton suffers and the plant
willis.
GEORGE CLARK is the bes,
abused man in Texas, next to
Quincy.
NICARAGUA canal is hanging
on to its concession with its eve
brOws.
THERE is dust enough in South
Alamo street to make a million
Adams.
WILLIAM goes to Norway to coo
off after the heats of the reichstae
session.
JUPITER PLUVIUs should no
favor Corpus Christi at the expens
of this city.
OHIO Democrats are not dead
but they are mighty sluggish jus
about now.
THIS city is too dusty and tn
climate too hot for water to be sol
at three prices.
FINLAY is figuring how he ca
satisfy $50 applicants for pie wit
30 pieces of pie.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-26
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Ncw-York. Tuesday. April e5.-BEEVhS h,e'ilt. 81
car .r 1897 hcadi consigned direct 10 sa Rh-
torrr- and ears for the markrt NO trading fHiht
STEADY. Cy dressed native sides unchanged al 7l2a'-c
per beef firm AZ d1'2c. No lut'r cable adN.'o
Than tho,c yesterday which quoted the market
Depressed and lower. shipments to-day, mono In 1Gu
the ,.alia and nothing for the Britannia tomorrow IL
would alpat IL cAporter had suddenly 9w atrnei 10 e
ocean nt nn expense OF lac per II TO receive for when
landed there Just about what IL Is worth III w NV
YORK market IL hn. been an uphill business iof nh
time Exporters butter recently had several huidr
tuh, returned her from Ertiin b,ronHc II IL ~tE
more IN mi, matl."t they stopped shipments ana ho
hound hu. been exported g. 6rnt Britah tor se'ria
weeks. II exporters VI oef hld long ago au Ply h S
IL locke now II 5000 cattle snd lVVV quartz III
week from the states Canada Il about al tina; vi"
be needed ior Great i'ritala han, y ,,,,o doing
Feeling steady. =, =. .s,.., a ho,J
Very li:tlr trsdng fos lack OF stock "" go o
sold A. 0,sc pr r. prc..et c0iyc' c lower a, odv; -,
country ,eols 7aiOIc for civ dressed anu :"
=" mIlcnlcck Hollis >ea'.. 10 N average at
- 2sIIi'ri. AND LsMIS-Rccc!ts nciudlng car, con
Lion ret butchers. w"r cars or 10 nriu az"
about ~ apfng lambs beside, were .r'N,n q. han,
Twn cars Of unshorn lambs sold ~ .. ~ yer ~ ~,
c,lpued do At 40 "id 10 81; cur" ~ ~ ~ =. &
nti,ron i,losc pf DIR, sol IAN a,,o -
lOssdllsc; dr'ssoi sprin9 lambs Ia 'i' "''"' d" ''
- Sort p Harrington: IL clipped Ohio lambs q, II
,vcragc at ~ .. per 100 N $50, do 90 ID n" =" IL
IL ,s,in, Eek iIos ~ u'.horn Michigan lambs 81
d. a. nIchardson s,o: o jersey spring lambs az 10 30
Hos Receipts. % ears or 5G3 head None Tor sale
alive N6nualiy stead. Al ~ 0rdst per w. IT, Jun
rry dres.cd lover for heavy and ~tcid' for Hl uaNy
niotri At s.,a9c medium At J9do'c lsm al Io"loHe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-26
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


ANyIM )NY- Quotations. rOoAson-. loi lal-
lets lOdlO.l5c; French i y. 1925; l. X 1872"
10 ,Or. I : French star 1880.
BUILDING MATLrIAs-Tne Lntkct IS quiet but
steady. with Ircc, moving uiimot'n, ch'hsr'
-. BI;ll K,orot>d "a 75dsi 20 f0f N@rth IN = hs.a
Jors ~ 21d52 80 iIr p3Ie sl-aflf Tor
CIo,on red and daiK III ior rotor, blown T.,
MENr-lsNsenQalc selling at SJdopc ana PORTLAND a. ~
az SO according To brand quality $50. LAfio-
Market quiet at - 40 .IlMt-DHL at - ior COMMON
10 ipr hAlsng state. oOc FOR 'JHOh ana - %
Tor finishing
COFtEE-Thc coffee market AT New forA mas been wear
eeulor most Of the under light local 7tiip
and little buying btppOU. Inc selling ma O'ci'
stimulated Ia the European market par
tcu9ily In the Isvrc market The sales mp 10 O'Clock
reached ONLY about 20 O0J bs@e. At hat tine prices WEI
ICdlj point, lower Margin, that have been ued W by
the f. NJ Barr Co failure u The amount Of 900 nay
been released to III" extent 81 s2OOcO on an oiocf from '
Ming committee the trust companies ms cauaes
comfortable feeling TO matters An lhhhc-
has been secured by the assignee opposing ue rel re
$50 Geo 81 margins bu; Il Understood that this amount
viii be made available. tn" feeling Oh chang
inclined b, tcarsh. but caution il unusually mni%c
Volume OF business has bee a. small
previous tbs excitement undrr the 'aEv
liquidation OF long accounts Sales Of futufes Apr ooo1
bags May. $500 bags June 1000 bag: July. Jooo
bags August l7j0 bags September ll,7oo baes o,g,
Der. $500 bags; December 3 80 bags; total. 3iOOo
ltrs Mario closed padY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-26

Rio closed firm with Ms, oldInaries 3 10! good
scoo Gags stock 1913 cco bags. ,ano, marEe, MN
goo a ,c s%.S 100 a rSo HAVE ' ed Iay aGy
a. as, fnncs tnc 'alcs 5O,co lass London clo,cd
iiu a, sa2s higher HAMBURG wa ,raay at nai,;
iol5 Jag az Gg' q 600 ss os bag sos act T
tScS S'G IN '' SewyoR tGsy 5.S Gaa WarehO1s
deliveries at Nowiork YESTERDAY 81 4s1 bag. Amount
Srot market nrncr with sales OF 1000 bag Rio No
spot At i5ac 1000 bags fine grades Rio. a. ie.c 800
S.ss so Quoted at o. lCs s Ss' i3a 1000 bags no 40
SoroN-Thc % cotton ma ns,. Spsd ar ~'i.
o'clock selling down 70 ~ tclocd n mght ot 1's
d II the ."p Ess Il s"g adySe ysnoo closing
decline OF 4Cld 10 Sg4d io ta'qs, ana nie % I
amounted 70 5000 bales all Of II American Gotten rho
o, to an a sr amota Gr r. What
las been promised by the cotton bulls Inc pest h"
from Europe came IN lnc form OF p' ica. 'a az Film IN
.h ,e' Enplih eGttoS trade The cables predicted
saGa In aa i sp BY r yS'0 failure.
home and exaggerated oor.s from ths side Ie'pG,ns
from the south in point to favorable so@e9n
Tor e .ssy s'fs'a l,r fIS' c ss ssd
the i in form for ve,y large we'd at cn,
hG"1 y must h be n i L ' ,e maf
Than any thing else The estimated movement on cotton
for the o wsGN ! e" bas G nt yca Hubbard Price
sdyce' TIA; daagS h9s e% a"Ie by the c
need, rain 10 Texas. Throuqhot the Northern cotton belt
rain WSad pc cod waTe is sp rpoG to be- from
Inc ockIes down through Texas and tho weather rroa
6ss i a morow IN" xS~ocan Cotton 1
c9s'eS y m Of SS'F schn 10 sass ytn that
Guiding anything below good ORDINARY from delivery on
Snse r,, ESc" OF p 'i at the present tine The
surplus Of Ameca seems 10 T. c99"I"-ed Of yrr
fine with which the trad" ,c ,ed ard FOR Which
Tho Frocear luvcs are not wnr 10 pay che prrq r,
anaa !: Is The ics o. ,a the m,n ma o. Inc Gc ss
between spot cotton and contracts .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-26

HEMP AND JrTE-No new devcIopn,nts can be- re-
pOred the Market remaining quiet al uhchangr prices
Ne quote Manila hemp. O. a1'.c .lsal hemp Dc jut".
~, al nc lutte butts. 3l6a24c.
HIpfS-ihefc has been no appreciate" improvement. ia
the more and the range Of prices last Guoicd The
tone i about STEADY
LrA1HER-lhe export demand t. quite fair ana con-
siderable leather - L"ne delivered old contra U.s.
ManusctuFers are ahna snail lots ruiz ouoiti",'','
are Non.acid. light nts; selection l0adls'2c miidic
ls6lcc heavy, lsditc light seconds i5aljc middle
iGGi7iec Lcavy. lGdl7ac union tanned Hight backs;
2Ga 25c middle 2'":oc seconds. 25a26c; OAK. dressed
Iact- 3oH3Sr.
MITALS-IRON-Tbe Ncw.YorX market tor IRON
hile quiet Is o!crnhy steady Tod,ys quotations IRON
Glasgow maze the price Of Scotch warrants ~ - anu
f.on. Mlddlc'horo the prc" of 40 fonndfv12' ne
hIadelihia market To- PIC iron l. Arm Tor sov "toh
,wing I, scarcity Murkbars reported 10 le nof'
ortIys with sales at 81 50as2 49, free boara ar
steel b,llrfs inactive. with at - u-
iVefed and sellers assg zoe above the bids, inc rsi,
ION as 10 finished material Is reported 10 Ne p' hat
eittr owing to NE call for deliveries. conif' "'de
tyo or three months The rcpo,nn 70 O'
airy Iuy good run Of small ORDER Tne general
Situation better Than 10 ha. Dcer fog ,Orc Hnc Is.,t.
Irc. low that there chance oi ,"'P
uens Ola material Is neglected and rather Mcsk The
faoyInr quotations are Tor devere, In Philaui" or
t eqnyaen. point No ou.d.y st'SHaa'a i S"rs
dlnar, brands, s'iasf %; No do sl3 7oT'''' 40 :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-26
LIVE STOCK MARKETs-DY TELEGRAPH.

EulInlo. April 25.--Catilc-RcccIp's last ~ ionrs
isO head total for week thu, far. 1JiO hriu luI
nmc time last week, J,l20 head consigned thronsn
$50 head to New York, none on SALE n1', ' ,,
Ing strong and firm closed WIN su"he . ,, -,
IIogs-Hcceips last "a hours. 5,2oo heau 'o'i W.
week thus far. - $50 head for .anr 'ih'' ih.l VI
- 100 head conslgn through. 1900 head 10 New
York 900 head on sale. 1850 head market oph'N.,
fairly active and higher closed strong; ygrFrr. gooa
70 choice. ~ sOfs7 %: light. 81 '50R' 50 E9gi
mediums and heavy. 81 e3d ~ % pigs - %" on r.,
400 head total for week thus fnr. lo,o"o he'" '"'
snme time las, week % 200 bend c0nsgn"h l'in-n
coo hcnd to New York. none on sa!r, ov wary coed
market opened steady for those on SAFE u" Yer, s9
here cose 'icady fairly ed wool nl"p: IS +
wool sheer s. 500 s0 -. for fairly good 10 extra
wch.rs: clipped sheep ~ .50 - ~ r,o,~ rrpo-is
Catile-Rcccpis 5000 head: shpmcnis 2ooU n"' '
market .i"ady medium steers ~ -" raSHr. y, ntd
Ter on market Others - 80" ~ % irfS' 20 oo,
~ =, cows ~ go ~ 10 lend m"rc, brls &c hglcr
Wa Weigh ANU = ~ 81 so mc, s! 7oS$7 "a p EG,,
81 4o0sT GO rhcep-R"c'P,c c,,yr iod "5r hlgh"r
rl,nn,d 7Icypns - coz ~ 81 other cllppcd 50 ioY
IS Is Western owes ~ 50n ~ lanos - . az" E. ~
~. Louis, April 'oV 70 " cool
native steers ~" "a % icd r ,sH r 80 20
~ 80. Iiogs-Rccap's 400 h,an 1,.p,'' Nh 1 H
head market opened 81 loc n'snrr, W. ~.
,ip, ~ no@ a. g.; sheep Receipts. 400 head
-hinmcni. none market firm. nncmn;cd
Fast Liberty April oGsr pr n nSna
shipments 30 hc r,nneh ,n S.wYok today lioes
Receipts 1i5o head; shipments. I;ioo head marie,
active phl,delpts 81 90" ga teM anr%r rr,,n ana
W 1877 81 too , 1000 head: shipments,
500 head market steady at Yesterdays prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-26
L.cNnON WOOL. SALES.

London, April 25.-N the wool sales 10 lay io,ooo
h,lns Of good quality were offered: mere was !.
p",,or nj ,@ndarcr tlun ~ YESTERDAYS Sai's am me
n,,,d,,y WAS brisk. t.crmDn buyers operatri N"cU.
@"nn.iltIon between French BUYERS anu tnr n"i,e
nd uph.i the prices Of cro's'rteis OF whih thrif'
r'" 3, mir siipcly There was coisderaDir n'ihtei
,,iInc for grrosIes nnJ rourcd' winch SOIL IRE ~ to
tn''e nurchnsors Following are the sales In
,r,u with rice, obtainci: New-0rh Wales, i,lOO
as 10 ?d1 Is % do IC ccss ana ana p sS
"a" ~ "a: Queensland. 1.toJ bales secured.
Is idSls I'd do locks and pieces, iodr Is la
I'D: Melbourne and Victoria, 800 bales-scoured.
Q Id Is Cd: do. locks and pieces 34de Is "a
.h neece cd: south Australia 100 hales-oreasy.
~ ~ I'd: do locks and Pieces Gda q ga Tasmania.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-26

cash quotations were n follows flour di s,,nuy SLIME,
nrccs about wher, they before the late uplurl
!" wheat. 80 spring wheat, II 5.sc; No. spring
Wheat. r. 0. b.. c5o7ls; 70 red, q 1s &c 10 10
corr cor , - 10 bailey. Gac No aaxseed, 81 ~
Dime timothy seed. - 100 - - mes PORK per S9l:
"ot t' iib. Sides loose ), 500 ~ 90 dry sailed
shoulders boAcd ~ '3a 80 1 Hi",I,,erS nshd
COED. per qal. II Ia: sugars. cnt Loaf &c si anu,
lated 3-c. standard \. j:!luc ON the II.u",3
hsh nge to day h bu rnaIke' was nrm f
no: dairy =. .Jc. Egg quiet strictly HeS"'
clacmna, April aj.-Flour q.ie,; Wheat ~ cay az
iic oats sieady no : mlXcd' u ard &C. o,,at 80 -
=" INK m eof r qe " sIoS sio Bacon strong
higher III 81 La III 81. Whikc que, 5li'S; ;,, fto
Ss ~ 3 .aoje : Ohio 30 lgc prime dairy ssa
BE sugar in fair demand Esq easier i"' N"e'''
strong. ,v
u, MTssS A NH s sSins SIC ' 10 Northern
e9rn steady no D. u ts % Hals l 59 isc Barley
~ 9alr SO . 35c; sample - dsc rye firm No l.
80 i!r Provisions hrn pork May si'' ia'u' ''"''
hut seers had TO max. concessions during the la'er
half of the session There VA, good as'a 5 N
= Northern 64c Close: April. 80 '.sc; May opened
"a l4c highest. "a LA "a 3oc, i2wes', S &c
GOsd 81 - ' Go,e Sp q %" on track 80 hard
G3d Sc. .,.
x r1%rp4i1 ApT bit LADY at IS 10 70: hocS
Pennsylvania Wheat-Aarke, dec nr and nd' Mav
1qlsa quiet June &c. la IS ?' July r zss
= isc Rye-Dnn AT ooc for No. Pean ns SnaS
CONCEPTION market very quiet, ana prcss I Iocsi
steady. No. yellow scare ana wah omn ,o supply
at full PRICES but other grades " Az a iSc NAY
io% 81 l4c June 40 .G 40 re- JGy ~ no. o.:
80 IIc oa,srumes dull and u"shI"s i"ne ~? 3o1
Sss .c Ar "l; 81 iss 49, Ener unsettled and lower
PENNSYLVANIA creamery extra }3c p'i lob
big :,Sd :ioc Egg quiet and weaker iennsylyania
nr.is I5c -igar5-kcfined quiet but Urn, . 'uo,s
3I..c: lo1cnge jI3-l6c; STANDARD powdered - -
nm. r,a'nl,tsd 5l4c; standard erannlatrd, oi,ac
nm 7.iGc: crystal A. : lac; double iehnea
1inm"nd , l4c: confectionery a, d'oc ,ru
tar A. ' Ksy'Gn i,c a. re-. d. star ar" e, a4ic greer
STAR G. $40 bue star C. 4 3-7c' o'hcr ''"''''
unchanged. ,s
st. Louis. April 25.FlOur. very quiet nneha mss
closing 3-ol2 &c below YESTERDAY No. : rN I LIN
~. &c. Nav % 3sd 6Gc. closing 20 l--c y yny
~ :.--o 20 ioc closing 90 &c An whsai dosing
I%rn .. very lou s~ W" mixed cash. &c May,
r. 10 july 30 o-c. Oats. duh lower ,. no M -,
,radna Bran dull country point bulk 3ec f!ax.
seed II 90. Hay in fair demaic SUI NJ ;oS "a %.
seed weak; va IS 80 I,mG'hy ssnar o cream
Butter scarce much hishrr San soc Figs easier,
IIi9E c, Lad weak. 365c bSlyed spelter Gtih
.0c Cornmca steady, nnchangrd ,or wn'i i,Stic
81 a. Provisions strong. higher Da, t 7Gs Lard
dnlng Pork standard mess; new. IL, ~: inn"s
Mo- Dry salt meats loose shoulders FLO 20 ,H Inss
and ribs So shorts 81 boxed ipc and g Tibs
30 IS: shorts. sil. Hams I'D Ia We.
Toledo Aprl a5-Whcat active lower No casa , ana
April. 70 34c Nav nc July re Angus, a &C. No
yellow aa &c ov 12'S sen &dodd DIM steady pne cash
and APRIL 81 -; october. - 3D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-26
r,,rnpEAy ppOpvcE MARKETS.

Liverpool April %. 3 ~ p Beef In m4ierate
a,m,nd Pork In fair demand; prime mess western
tn urp nj $50 I'D do medium firm. at SOS. Hams
IN ,"i drmand short cut. about Il TO ~ 70. firm, NJ
~, ~, "a uacon In fair demand: Cumberland cut.
w." ',, "a in 10 H. finn at 51s; shoulders, about IL
,n ,g n. firm. Mt 5Os. Cheese n inr demand. lai,w
i" nonr demand. spirits OF tnipentine IN poor u'-
~ I'D duIl at rs 3D. Co,tonseed OIL Liverpool r.
,m'd iuil at LIS. Rosin In moderate acInnia'
i"rr spo, in poor demand futures IN no denhha.
Wheat In mod rate demand; No red. WINTER sp'au.
y, :. Cd ronr In moderate drniahu' N",'' SpOt,
in moderate demand; futures IN lair dCi'aha miAci
~ 'rn .not steady AZ Is I'd: April. STEADY NJ
We, = ia M,y steady ut Is 3.id. Hops AT London
Pacific C0ast-m poor demand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-26
THE PETROLEUM MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
The crude certificate market yesterday nearly
rs dull as on the day previous. No business was
done at the stock Exchange but there were sales Of
10 600 barrels In options mt the Consolidated Board
ot GO cents n decline OF IL cent Field news was
fontureless, and the output OF the McDohaid pool
wns unchanged at 5000 barrels.
Refined petroleum was unchanged az 20, cents
ooIion In barrels 3O5 cents in bulk and 6.1o cent?
En- ases Foreign quotations were Antwerp, IL o.
francs: Bremen, 90 marks London. l's04 i-4as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-26
ro.n,y,s EXPORTS ENUM M" 0''"
WHOLESALE PRICES COUNTRY PRODUCE
For the week ending April 20, 1895.
BEANS AND PEAS.

BEANS AND PEAS. oa-o
pooo,,,s for the week-Bclns o. bbS, peas . 81 80
,uis' Expors-Bcans, l,os2 pkgs pea, i maze
SSls. Imports, PIP bags beans, Oa Win con
,nu.d light receipts prices have stsn .oa "a AZ ~
ev ,S. lose Mediums are quiet, and y Is an e.
,rene price for fancy Canadian Very niue d,mg r ~,
peas and feeling easy White Kidney WHOM rnd Idnsy
re l,eht this week. and values barely main'a".ENu
california lima have only small !obbng u;uc .,n
,noment There was a better movement IN lolc l
heans all Of last week, but far this week ir"e III,
been ouIet The withdrawal OF c0nsldciaui. ,,~g
from ssie however, tends to make STEADY Ieeins
Western green peas in light supply ana s'ea"S ''
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poTATOFs AND VEGETABLES.

Bermuda new potatoes are In large supply, and
while prices arc held unchanged ne outside lgmrIts
in size Quality and value. Old potatoes unchanged,
bnt moving very slowly and outlook nnfav0r"hir;
sweet potatoes quiet. Bermuda ONIONS uuiI hiu
barely Steady, In spite Of lighter receipts Norfolk
Eale and spinach OF choice quality shade frmcr,
hu, NOR stock neglected. southern cabbages plenty
and lower Asparagus about steady. Green peas
plenty but fancy fresh LOIS meet iair d'ins n
stcady for prime grades with extra lots placed a
shnHs aLove onots,ion I.cets dull, unless extra
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Gssa! Nolitss.
CupREME COURT OF THE STATE OF


CUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF
- NEw-YokK.-Ch arles Edward Tracy and Gros,enor s.
oger deceased by judgment OF e supreme Court o. shs
James MeKenna, Adcfa r. Ihp, Individually ana a.
PHILIP deceased. Elizabeth iIolme, Robert Phiip Mon
Of Ncw-lork the place OF trial.
10 The above named defendants ana each Of them:
You am thereby summoned 10 answer the complaint In
this action. and copy OF your answer the
ni,intiGs attorneys within DAYS after the service
o. this summons OF the day Of service. and IN
case OF your failure appear or answer, Judgment viii
be taken against YOU by default for the relief demanded
the complaint. ~
Dated Maich u. 1Soj .,,. go, ,,o,.
BANGS. srErsON. TRACY 4 MACVEAGH.
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Office and Posofcc address. No. Is Broadst. NewYork
City.
To Robert Philip Monte.sh .,,.-
,Ion pur.uInt order Of Hon Geo T.. lncraham
Justice. Of Of OF New.
York dated nj tic House In the City NewYork
c"n,pa,nt in the ONCE of the City and County
OF New. York az tine County Court House. New.York
CIV the said 18Th day OF March 1898.
Da.cd New.Yor.. March II. 1898.
Bangs STETsoN. TRACY & MACvEAGH,
Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
pos,once and onfcc address IS Rroad'st. n. Y
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mango, the tone is a little less firm. straw nui
POULTRY.

Only slight fluctuations have marked TIE course O.
Tho marHct this week. the supply and demand KEEP
Ing unite close together. I0.dny the feeling WAS
lightly easier under adviCes Of fourteen carloads lo
tomorrow. Fowls sold mainly al &c. but Two t.ls
were engaged arrive az L. Ice. spring chickca
are still scarce and well grown lots sell VOL
Turkey. must he line TO command he. Dh,hN
ard geese are mostly Of poor quality. Plgco,s
wanted far beyond the receipts. western fresh fowls
srncncd 10 1918 / % following last report ana
held stead ai that until This week. when larger sup
plies and some pressure to sell caused decline 10
IL "a Sc at which the market Is now about STEADY
Turkeys very quiet bat IN light supply. lToiling
chicken firm CnpCns about ont Of market sluahs
scarce Frozen pOrliry is held with commence
bnt moves slowly at the moment.