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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-02-21
Alone ON the Prairie.

The day was in that transitory state
when twilight fingers in the lap Of day
and darkness struggles for The ascend
ency. The sun hung in great red ball
of lurid flame betwiXt heaven and
earth; there was feeling OF profound
quiet which seemed to settle on all
things animate and inanimate. The
birds. the insects. the very trees and
sprouting plants were FOR the memens
hushed as If in expectancy OF some un.
foreseen, some inexplicablo something
which seemed 10 pervade the very
atmosphere. a bull frog gurgled
softly rs he fell back into the limpid
water. suddenly over the brow Of q
distant hi there appeared u solitary
man, seated astgide Z great bay horse;
he caet one long sweeping glance
around him and then went back over
the brow OF the hill again. And that
same night over 700 peope were turned
away unable to gain admission to the
opera house. where She Couldn't
Marry Three WAS being played to the
NEST delighted audience of the season.
at TIE Academy Feb. IS.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-02-21
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

Eugene, the little son of N. Partee,
is still quito i'll with pneumonia, but is
improving slowly.
City Engineer Dunlap will make the
survey Of the Government building lot
some time this week.
John T. Pom, of Martinsviile, is
visiting friends in the city. He was
formerly bookkeeper for the Cold Stor.
age Company, this pace.
Judge S. G. Williams and wife 70.
turned Sunday night from visit to
relatives at Bedford City
Chambers Orgain, the station keeper,
was at his post of duty yesterday. He
was confined to his room week on ac-
count of sickness.
Deputy Clerk Staples was confined to
his room yesterday with sickness.
The editor of THE TINES extends his
thanks to Lookabill's Printing House
for some finely printed business cards.
S. w. Jamison has gone to Boston on
business trip.
AT Rebekah Sanitarium the following
patients have been received for treat
ment by DR.. Chas. G. Cannaday: Mr..
James McCray and Mrs. Adeline
McCray, Horner, Va; Miss Laura
Honaker, Parisburg, w. Va; Mrs. Geo.
Barnhardt, HELMS. Va.
series of revival services began
Sunday night at Greene Memorial
Church, conducted by the pastor, Rev.
w. +. Hammer. They will continue
throughout the week.
Secretary Wynne, of,the Y. NJ. c. A.,
returned yesterday from Norfolk, where
he attended the annual convention OF
the association.
A. Mannoni, depot agent at Elliston,
was in the city yesterday.
Col. Frank Huger, superinte ndent of
transportation of tho Norfolk and West.
ern, left Sunday evening for Philadel-
phia on a business trip.
j. Coles Terry, well-known mer-
chant and farmer of Bent Mountain,
was in the city yesterday.
Mrs. w A Wilson. wife of Yard mas.
ter Wilson, left last night for Phila-
delphia by way Of Newport News.
Counsellor Ed. Lyle will qualify be-
fore the court OF appeals and argue his
first case at Richmond to-day.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-02-21
sosHNsAuM BROS.
SPECIAL
Trade Announcements
IMPORTANT TO EVERYONE.
sosnNsAum BROS.
SPECIAL

The tendency of prices on staple arti.
cles, Cottons, Silks and other fabrics is
upward. Manufacturers are feeling the
result Of high cost of raw material.
Prices will be higher than the CORE
spending seasons last year.
To complete the sale of our winter
goods and 80 keep up the interest in all
departIn ents of our store, we will con-
tinue to soil at low prices all through
the month OF February.
shoppers will find it profitable to call
at our store before purchasing else
where, Tor we shall offer daily bargains
on goods which must be sold to mako
room for early spring goods, which we
are daily receiving. Spring is coming,
80 buy your cambrics, muslins and ham
burgs, and have your underwear made
while you have leisure time.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-02-21
To tho Inauguration via IL. ~ o. II. r..

For the benefit of those desiring to witness the
inaugural ceremonies at Washington, March 18th,
the Baltimore and Ohio X. r. Co will sell cxcur-
sion tickets TO Washington ana return from all
stations on its lines mt low excursion rates.
Tickets will be sold March End and 3rd, and Tor
trains reaching Washington before noon OF
March 4th They will be valid for return jour
ney until March eth inclusive The following
are the rates from some OF tho points in this
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-02-21
Beautiful Line of
Hanb0Fgs. LaceS. COttOnS,
Canbrics
Just Received.

Nice line OF sp,ing hannels, all new
shades. &c inch, 25c. per yard.
3S.inch, all wool. new spring shades,
soc.
Whipco-6s, bengaline, serges, hen
riottas, cashmeres, all spring shades,
from soc. per yard up.
Bengsline silk, all shades, for trim
mings: lowered silks for trimmings.
Spring ginghams from to 1910. and
up. Figured Irish linen, from l2}4c.
up. Outing fannels, from 10c. up.
If you have dresses to remodel and
have 20 match different cloths, como
now and find just what you want among
our REM nants
Very Respectfully,
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-02-21

The KINDRED COAL COMPANY, Z T
kipor' d, pre-. idens and general man.
ager; l. {. Powell, salesman. Office
AM yard a. Fsuburne's mill. Phone
Ifu
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-02-21

Marriage and death nOtices from any pine G
In Southwest Virginia will be published
free below.
DIED.
HALL-Sunday afternoon nj > o'clock, ARTHUR
CARROLL. SON OF Lewis and |. A. Hail. AGED two
months, OF pneumonia. Intcrmcnt Yesterday
afternoon in Fairvicw Cemetery. The funeral
services were conducted by Rev " IL. Groves
DUFFEY- sunday night at 5 O'Clock HELEN
VICTORIA :daught-r of &. +. and Gertrude
Dnircy, aged two months, ut their residence, 2l3
Third street H. 1ntcrmcnt this morning at 10
O'Clock in ST. Andrews Cemetery.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-02-21

Corrcspondingly low rates from other stations.
Pullman buffet paror Car on morning train
from StauntOn.
For more detailed information apply To G. T.
ter, Va
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-02-21

A. l.. JAMIsoS u Co., coal dealers, HEADQUARTERS
for Atlantic dynamite and Judson powder.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-14

sssS iSS s. ns & ss. sides .S Ss'
s s se d sGes Soxs saoulseg whskey
finished goods per s Standard ri a. &c.
c cats 'G So sS Ghiie Ssc No DO 2 ,ss
barley. No 3, b. S5c; No no sales on art sne
steady: creamery l7G22c; dairy. l6a%c. Eggs
easy; strictly fresh. lSl2c. ,,a
Cincinnati Aug l2.-FIour in high sn q rscepts
405S bush; shipments $3.50 bush. Corn n r p NO
mixed &c Oats s pSS er No 81 T 81 Lard steady
IS. 5a$qS Is Bulk meats ana IA r peI9o on ba sis
of 81 r. Butter steady. Sugar easy. Eggs pareiS
steady &c. Cheese steady.
MINNEAPOLIS, Aug 12-The market opened loweF r
this morning and very slow. The local Grow" al, Sl
longs were in hating mood and for me III i To-, 90
hour very little trading was done some iee ~
referring TO be evened up rather than to hod OYER
until Monday The feeling on Change Is one i f
tie week aggregate over 100000 bushels anu az az
the ek bids fair to be equally sIs" took
hold well toward the close and established 2 strons
market The market closed at eSc fdr or No c
for august and September. 6i7sc for December
Receipts. lO2 cars; shipments, IS cars
Philadelphia. Aug: l2-F0ur-Buyers operaht eId
only in small lots for actual wants. Prices heid
steadily Wheat opened quiet and shade weake r.
svmpnthv with the advance in the West; No
Pennsylvania red in export elevator. e2s S
September 6Si n6si5c: October. 7Oi2nIOSac; Novem-
Der 72Ian72a.c Rye-New No pennsylvania, noii n
inai SIC. Corn-No speculative trading ana little
inquiry for export offerings light and option prices
we'll mantained No mixed in Twentleth-St. ele
| vator Soc No > yellow, ?lc' 30 =
| mixed August 4Sais.c september, asa Sl2c;
October 4Ss4aisc November, isa 4sl2c oats $
ruled firm and prices of old crop We're '2c
higher under light supplies local trade quiet Good
| inquiry for futures prices or whish advAnceu
llsa2c business restricted by light offerings new
| No white 35sc old do. 3si2n39c; new No whlte.
clipped 36l2c old No white $S2c NO Wh,e
! August. 34a, d35i2c: September. &4n5oc; Octoper,
| 34a,n35i4c; November. 3ian3jl.c. Butter-f ancy
| scarce and firm; Pennsylvania creamery extra &c.
| Sugar-Reined quiet and steady; prices
| unchanged. Other articles unchanged re
| ceipts-Flour 5000 sacks $500 bbls; wheat, 5f'I
bush: corn. 1900 bush; oats, 1900 bush shipments
Wheat 10000 bush; corn, LOO bush; oats s1oo
| bush
| Peoria Aug 12-Corn firm. steady; No 2 3Sc; NO
| 3. sc: oats. active higher; new No white Z314u
pc: No 3 white. 2ji2c. Rye nominal Whlskey nrin;
! vines 81 IL spirits. 81 H. Accomplishment, Luz
bush: corn II 700 BUSH oats, $3.50 bush: rye none;
| barley none. Shipments-Wheat. lHO bush; corn;
1900 bush: oats 66lO0 bush; rye none; barley, 400
bush.
St Louis. Aug. 12.-Flour in better feeling with
! the wheat tendency upward but not quotaby so;
| Wheat declined early for no known cause, rallied
! ard closed with a net gain Of 1l@c on confidence
! i'm better financial situation No red cash 6Oisc;
August 1910; September, &c; October, 6i7sc; De-
cernber 7Oi2c corn was higher with wheat; No
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-14

bush &C., aG9'sc and private terms dcliver.d and M
Detpcit 5000 bush lee under September delivered
, ple"ea iower on reports Of in the corn
net ana prices declined at beginning Of the session
MESSAGES from Kansas saying that the corn cron M that
State Is safe 80 far rains are concerned snd .d,s
from Other corn states indicating improved conditions
III symlotiy with the sharp advance in wheat The cash
aiHr IL very dul but nominally nrmcr with
the late rally IN options. spot No was nonJ a, % o.n
AZ A@ust price In the elevator. L. over delivorI
ONIS-Eased on early Ia the session following tho corn
market but aiterward rallied a little with wheat ard
cora al NJ tine during the session 70
much speculative spirit. The mar&ot for oats wa dun
late IN ne dav and cash oats weak aud heavy
closing duh after small DAVIS cuisines, With mixed oat
.hoTinr sill further decline. Total ale, wcr. 80 600
hush a. 10 lows; No cats. 900 bush 3l4r c.N1tnr
aid 32tc delivered No oat, nominal 3o',c: No ,
white, ?ooO bush 4ol2c; no white nominal 30 !;
track white. 5000 bu.h 3sdiJc: rack mixed 1000
bush. 3lM3ic MALr-Alarkct nominal at Unbalanced
lrr"S N",iein G1dSp'; twO-row'd state 1Od7Jc: SIX
Iowel. Soos5c; Canada: s5cd$ for country RYE
Mart"t noD inal al 5jd56c for bpatloids.
Market steady with salc- ~ 400 hags ~ Sen
t"nhe at $40 20 and 80 bngs Of sample seeds Sl1 IS
a~12.
option quotations follow. For comparison the closing
prices OF the previous day and for corresponding date
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-14
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore. Aug. 12.-Flour steady unchanged: re.
ceipts. 1850 bbs; shipments l65 bbls: sales. $50
bbls. Wheat strong; spot 661su66i2c; August 66i4N
toi2c September. 675sn6Sc; october, 6eS4nlOc; De
cember. use asked; steamer No red. 6r.n64Ac
receipts 200 bush: shipments 23l 1856 BUSH stock
sample. Gi466iac Corn easy: spot and August
i6'4n47c; September. 47lMhl2c: October. 4I}sniS4c
year. &c asked receipts, l5,2SS bush; shipments
81 90 bush: stock, 512.SB bush; sales, 1000 BUSH
white corn bv sample. &c: yellow do. i9q50c. oats
quiet and steady: No Western. 3ia5c, new; No 2
mixed do aii5n32c new: receipts. 49, bush; ship
ments 200 bush: stock. 9iOS5 bush. Rye quiet; No
.. .3c: receipts 22I bush; stock, 3D. i05 bush. Hay
quiet good TO choice timothy Sl9a$20 so. Grain
freights steady unchanged. Cotton nominal: mid
ding. N,c Provisions steady, UNCHANGED. Butter
firm: creamery fancy 22n22i2c; do fair to choice
2pa.lc: do imitation. 20c others unchanged. Eggs
firm. lie Coffee quiet Rio cargoes, fair, lsc; No l.
Isle Sugar quiet: graduated, 5%sc. Copper UNI
changed Whskcy firm 81 l9n$ 20.
Buffalo. Aug. 12.-Sprng wheat higher, no de-
rand at tho advance: No | hard. lie: No North
ern 6Gi2c asked early. closing csc spot; NO :
under New-York September asked up to
noon Winter wheat dull but firm No red.
s5c; No extra red, &c; No ! white SSc asked
Corn unsettled; only few car ioadS taken; CLOS
ing No . yellow. i6i2di7c; No yellow %isc;
No 3 corn. 4ii2dijLc. oats STEADY; sales cars
36c store; 3 cars No mixed. 3Ni5ol2c track Rye
one car choice state sold SOC. Flour firm, good
dern,nd host sring. SASS 10; winter strafghts
81 2O4xg 35 rive -four s3u& q. MIL feed firm, UNI
changed Canal freights boats get &c on wheat,
shippers paving &c. corn fZf 50. So, DC go 10
900 bush: corn 1000 bush. Shipments anal
Wheat $50 900 bush; seed, 500 bush itall00tlour
700 bbs: wheat. 1900 bush; corn I0Vw Dush'
oats. 10000 bush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-14
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Aug l3 (SpecaD.--It bull day
again in wheat. Prices advanced Ia cents over
Fridays close, and closed very strong. festerdays
made an advance of 4 cents In two days and OF
cents a bushel in three days The influential cir
cumstance was the Improvement in the New-fork
exchange situation. The discount OF $50 which ex-
listed Friday morning had disappeared, and banks
were taking exchange at par. There was a little
unsteadiness early cholera news from New.
York and on the failure OF the Commercial Bank
of BROOKLYN But when il learned that New
York exchange had gone to par. the cholera news
was forgotten, was the bank failure. september
sold from 62 to 642., and closed at CAS- cents IL
Is expected that the visible supply OF Monday VIII
show a decrease Of 100000 bushels and over FRI
mary market receipts, $4,000 bushels, were ABOUT
a third of the same day Of last year. Charters
were made for $1,000 bushels but no export busi-
ness was DONE the advance being little too rapid.
Corn was fractionally lower at the start on show
ers through Illinois. Indiana and Ohio.
Corn felt the advance in exchange; some export
business completed; cables were up; IL W.
felt that light showers had been but partial rehet
70 the corn belt Prices advanced about cent
from the low point, and closed strong. september
sold from $685. 402, and closed at 4Ols cents Ke-
The local stock of will show decrease. ana 80
will the visible supply. oats in small way Ioi'
lowed the corn. September sold from Zols 10 losS:
and closed at 25ss cents. Receipts were 13 cars
The estimate for Monday, 30. Cash oats, ike casn
corn was at premium over August. .u.
Provisions were easier early on the cholera TAX
from New-York, on large hog receipts, lf'Vy, anu
on lower prices at the yards. The close showed
some rally from the opening, but nevertheless the
last prices were a little under Fridays-2la TO ~
cents under for pork, to 10 cents under TOT iarci
on September wheat were So; .calls; Co.'S. Puts
on September were 1875; calls, 4oA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-14
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


COTION-rhe cotton market at Newly ok ) or 4
,,oirt- hiakrr opening. owing
m liverpool 1-Otd futures, although The Htrk
wa, called easy and IN advance ws subsequently, lost
Following tn abroad market lost al IL filrd
early Ia dropped under NcSteId hnai
prces rallied later CiU.i1r with pficts about on
iar with ye.tefdUs naal prices. Ih Ehtaclu sti1ol
Continues lMprUN rmcit ana operators str
rlchter futurc before trade PrN1t adNc">
Icei,td south -! that the banks there
or. noalCng their Or,nts against th' da when def ana
viii b. maze upon them for money TO move L." cot'ol
AGO called attcnuon 10 the lat thai Uefe WrI
fears of iuJbir b. me cotton promptly
% financial strihgcuCt. 'Ihc fiidhcll h1h
cl,' IA weekly weather report say tltt sOed I'II'
have about Onehaif OF INaS. ana in many
DINER there has been sufficient moisture. On
,he other hand the drouth continues IN consid rlb"
portion % Texas ana tho enoct of the ram h'' D'ri
urmcipily arrest further damage. The prospect, Z"
he Weld are said b. air adv much reduced. lhi'
rcport concerning reduced yield finds confirmation IN M
received bV NeWNoTt cotton ht'l
hut OF damage done j. M oln question ana u
viii To- three least bcOrt IN" miiti 90,
b. ary guessed The visible supply Of so'tli ihis
week az r,roried The Chronicle l. 2io23i2 baic>
ogainst = 47,7sa bales last week and 2slOO!. bali a>
Near Inc crop sight f. 6j3l AL bies. against
15l6O5l bales last week and oO210O lsic> last ar
Opening, and close today, and closing biuS inc
M last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-14

mixed cash. ssAc; August satc; septem ns NHc;
cash Angus: re- segts%osE st% t4sss 5 Sys
hid Fla xseed higher. Sc Hay firm unchanged.
higher separator yrS Sss snSs:
shelter quiet. 50 r. Cornmea steady; unchanged
Whisky baggng and ties Current msHe
si3 lard 81 s7iSGss Dressed meats, loose shoui-
ders 81 longs and ribs %jd shorts 5SS,s e: longs
and ribs IS S5i shorts 50 31la Hams unchanged Ke-
ceptsF19ur 1000 bbs; wheat S sHIsme easn Jour-
5000 bbIs: wheat II 600 bush; corn 52Ooo push' oats
1000 bush; rye and barley. none
Toledo. Aug. l2-Wheat active. higher; 70 49,
cash, 64c; September. 65l2c; December Z7+c. xorn
firm; No cash 42i.c; No 8, 42c; No yellows'
42lsc Oats dull steady cash, 25c Kye qus. S S
ber s. TO- Recelpts.Flour. l9o bbls wheat Wheat CO.
9f9 bush: corn 1879 BUSH oats, 109l0 busn; rye
SIs9 bush. Shipments-Flour. 2l55 bbls; wheat. So.
282 bush; corn, LOO bush; oats ls9 bush; rye n"
bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-14

d.. usck were 4e1o9 boxes Liverpool colorsi.
i sS%t5 sa STATE . ' iss a ss
sac. TO prime 49, Sar 90 km ' chshsngo ana
9ecRbcrns counties. choice 5aGe DO gooa ~ p."''
TGGs-The weck IS closing without new ne uoTent
the egg market Recent, a5 Rst Waiter defects are
~ demand sufficient TO Keep prices am 1u, offered
quality Of ' a.c aiT'"V vd r "S Gcey tocE quiet
finding outlet except 70 chc'pf7'p c1".y,ania new
pad III dozen. lie: Wc.tcrn. ne"-l'id iIIiLc. sec
W,,tcn, fre- collection. far q . good ''"''7'
o"d; az arsc ndpced APPLE si !.
n rae5 qu S ar ce3 q'1r ar'
AID all grade. e open I'D 9'1 % '' ssan ay and T .a
pr,oc, ar. quOaby hsher thr fc ln' Grade. below
m Ia falc te Splas askb ITc; gg o- iii "S
rs,,r, snsiitv ., u rule. and slow ale; N'2 Sp
ot" Of proper en- would W., o ,aTcl2 found water
melon, cesP"s up lG d. Jc !eS pr pro- h 80
do Maryland end BoraTe p d. E Wa ,d and Dcavarc
b% . os4 So Do ne pr bo 81 ;'' c :? sS G per- 6
% r @S North C 9GS rr s. Pc crate
common varictic per crate. 5og3cc; d." neL 10th
a3 oSa } ycsa per 1cr e'iA' oao d. Z,
I yd. poT a to cartier Do bacR yac F ha.kc1
iia3oc do yirsnia Mo"rr t,rHF ,5pie| IIucI'c.
2c Bac l @ar ST. rSc N.kcqn. M 5oS2
watcrmcions. fan'y. large. sis~s22 per iooi 40
t" !. ,hSY , in %cf rzal% "s
ronsdc S Sanpc LOT q ncw North CaTonn p rap
acncs arrived cS Sqny hra a ii ,g apcot' nolg
rather slowly feeling ,App - y@H","'d% DO
ts"Sy SGT 80 rir 40 G SS,s saahtrn
State 4a5c chon .a2 e1-' a nSar s93 sLG9e
hurRehc ric Iss Ioc baekhcrrc. To- ;rct con-
nars IIeht but there i, confident holding in yrE So,.
The strong ,uropan aayc t ANA ~c E'f o W. $50
and further con ,ir'aile ens"g'nm co"mom To good
Terk Ha'e p5r' Co", iso choice 3id2Ire common
to % AS6 6Sr ga a, in moderate supply and firm
for prime old quiet at reduction Of 2oio "g'
o. do 50 sCgi2c -s dgSc 7 Tys a% 40
80 > and 40 l. prr 100 - 5o6Goc; do short pr 'oV u"
# we ' conlG be cHcccd round ci. spring chr
continue rlnty dun and dGrinns T"c rb GpI PRIME
H%. no, ger H. i5c d. ,a t. good gl3ei ioV I'D
roo crs Sc TURKEYS le2c ducks W- .,crn pr Sr.
5oG5ac DO southern 5oe'!. al e ~. Mg"rs per pair
- e D% Of frc,h dressed poultry az, hsht
today 1g. ,o"'5 s~ ' OF m W. Of ort t stock
would shade prices e raihcr Than carry h Gnr va S
,t,d and ON ,urh IN, feeling i rcady many oil we ,
S@qS' oD went c,5 Gco" Of 10Th q icvI and
ler Vas oLiancd. Philadelphia chi. hen' dnil' .,',d,
l,ond v. ana nr ~ Sa r fhai.'S, dry r per =
III n c d. W S,.@ ror aI' &r lg - p
ilnoi2c: do ,calfed H. old COCK, ,..,.n prP =
I I'll Do wr,icrn eaioc ro.!cln Soon s er AID ID
ijaiGr squads. white, per dozen = = d" '"' '"'
rorNrGES Ayp III. s% r@ s'' a%i
many lot, Of ,cor are c'9ine mp at rrt ,"i o., y
,irHy nr5i" csc aG @ h.i f, on Ina H. g. Ina
dun and wclh. S'''' pa, "a s'} nl".'' I'D ad, fre
~, oni.,. rniv fa.ov n.arb .t'h fci hing quota
tca Green nrm r i4r} l'fsr @ l''i w. Kr,.y
ir tr 575a@ 10 ',-ouri r , ' I..,o 'or'' g.
20 - onion Mlrynud potato. ~ hafi'' n''n',-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-14
--,.,op,,,x pponrcE MARKETS.

LNrrpool Arg r. o p 10, nnr 20 o,or
ir.riv' short cut about u TO 49, n, s'csLy, ~
Ks cd Racon Holders ofI.r sir'imfK u'" I"ng
1.,r middlrs aront Is ~ steady AT - Sh9niir'S
about l. TO Is ~. firm at rs 81 These i'ir ,'
- s,,ar,relv Tallow Tn" supply bS1
SHIRTS Of turpcntime and rosn ilold,rs "h 10.
Moderately. 1ari spot Holders "nI t ST"''.r1
r',,,rar holders ar~ not Offering. prime" N'f"i H.
st,,f steady al f}s 81 Whed-liod"rS oncr Icy.
49, UnIi.rs offer moderately. corn spot
I, II1 "W.r moderately: futures holders on.r
s,'arinelv mixed Western. spot. s',any at ~ ~
August stcady al {, ia; Scr'rnInr S''H"i any M
- q. r,tni..r steady at e. 3i4d Hops al Lon
a., paciuc coast Holders oIcr moderately.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-14

English flr.r-' deliveries th> week 2613t ar aver
piice DIS 30, against DIS I'd the previous M'h -
tuat deliveries all point, 600 bush Rrceilt' ~
interior points this week have been Wheat 3o?i IVo
h'Sh: :. Ill 500 bush oat~ 231Sboo buch N
ports from four Atlantic ports: fl0uI, s4,iOn Dbl,
wheat = .5SS 800 bush corn, 3So1Oo bush inc IN
terror receipts wheat weeks since July have
been 81 600 bush AGAINST 81 100 600 bush t yer
decrease 10 32l oCO bush. Receipts at N'w-fork uii-
week were: Wheat 1G77 900 bush corn S23 zoe hnsh
oat, 30 bush barley. 30 bush rye 900 bush
nour. 70 17G bbls and li5 81 sacks Brad-ti = cN
ioYtS from boh for the week ended Ih!r,dly 0l
wheat and flour 5OlS geo bush. against j622.oeo
hush the previous aud a. 600 bush year ago
The exports Of corn S3l 600 bl-h agan-t Lot
bush previous wcek and 10 eco b'sh a't'Ar.r
The exports 81 wheat from July - da'" nave hreh -
Is 600 600 bush las incr.i'r
So OCO bu-h S357 600 bush, against 3l3i 600
bush: increase. ) 2o3 600 bush. 49,,
The York Curb from T. m I" ! p. m.EWhc S 20
"a close 20 Coma August closed - September closed
AL October ga Scfember closed 3lia Octo
her %: sent mbcr white sod 81.
Receipts OF lc1usturs az Interior points ~ ,housln1,
last three cphcsS (0OW omtted-nour Dds. gram