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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-04

The funeral of the late Ollie +. Jacobs
vas held at bis home Monday morning at
10 O'Clock large delegation of brother
odd Fellows was present, and marched to
Belgrade street in the procession. Rev. J.
w Rates. nffriated The remains were
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-04

sssp f. Rsaa4g fhs former EIa home Of Of Mr.
~, Mass. was in town few days last
us visiting her sister. Mrs. James B. {
ssed Strawberries are said to be
ited plentiful this sesson.-The Y.
,ic;- :. C.. +. held soeiable at
church last Friday evening. All en-
themselves very much and were pl
With the part the children took in the
tsinment. Ice cream. cake. strawb
and bananas were for ssle.-Mr Natt
q to Merrill of Massachusetts is in town vi
'ork his sister. Mrs. Frank Moore
Benson spent Tuesday and Weduesd
last week in Augusta with friends
Ilen Ferdinand Waite of Neponset, Mass.
town visiting his parents, Mr.. and M
n. Waite.
ung
10Th N"kfH "AfNh.
tfui There was pleasant family reuni
the the home of Matthias Smith. Esq, Fl
the June 80. when their sons, Judge
the Smith of Stockton, Cal. and Gsncelo
.mii E,q of + .;chburg, Mass and their dsul
that Miss Mary B. Smith of Somerville,
they arrived for visit with their pal
This is Judge Smiths first visit homI
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-04

The funeral of Mrs. Rowen Brown, VIII
died suddenly Friday, occurred at the home
of her daughter Mrs. John Delano, Sun
day forenoon. The services were conduct
ed by Rev. F. Morgan of the Methodist
church Mrs. Brown was about 70 years
of age
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-04

Nos is the time 10 buy. A good trade.
Come and acc our goods before purchssing, !.
si.eshers. and see for yourself that We area
,sIling at bottom prices for cash.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-04

Mrs. Susan D., widow of the late Rev.
Charles Miller, died Friday in her 8sth
year. Funeral services were held at the
of Mrs. Stephen Coburn, Sunday
a fternoon and were conducted by her pas
tor, Rev. c. V. Hanson, assisted by Rev.
Dr. Pepper of Waterville. Two daughters,
Mrs. Stephen Coburn, Skowhegan and Mrs,
Abbie 5. Morris, Boston, and one
son, C. Davis Miller. Skowhegan. who was
for ! | years postmaster here, survive her.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-04

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-04

Jaiy fe-Msstinf ~ Governor. tsaneal
AaSa e-AAnsai Reunion. FtfNh H1ase hesi
meat, Peaks Island.
Jaly ~ Anz zz--sJceaa PARK Chaafassa4a As~e 10
big. Old Orchard
.fnly u Ang- ~ Chsataagaz Assembly fyeoafz
Augs-t Zs-~f,sta Fellows Of Aslae. Sssh AasfFsr
safy, Portland
Aaxa.s y ls-k Of p Field and f,ythiAn day. B-si
Oct 10. ~ and E2--saxaizaoc County FAR a
fopsham-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-04

- "a na.s.A, % ItIxe tfDf1 sa.e
ports Of slaughter. Down al sofsh nav,
he other day the town treasurer paii 7
bounty of ~ seals, that were brought N
tss indians. Charles Beverage Of u
same o lace, killed four seals one day "a
week with a club, while they were takn
| a nap on the lodges.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-03

ss:s for 81 Sss Tf; Mh24 fi n,sss %s
s ss''' ?'a t Sa' eA and iaiss e@, %osSs
l$s 1S s, H'sfs 'Noaa H %ss, ~
SS G "a sG 10 aqs ss5 Is casy at WIN n
for CO Continent ii 'V Vi. lS i@crie
closed a, lo;5c June o7oc FOR July. and lil5:
MCE~ActIvity noted in all .or;s TO-DAY at full!
price. southern advice indicaed that i% sd 900
firm. The stock domestic rirc IN Ne@.forK On June
va loco 6os isr,lfn 1% l og ~ onrr
9,cs'sc low Jar to fair 2'sc3c; coed To- prime. a'-@
Raneoon. Japan i',6iLc; ra'"a. iLe''se Eansoon'
o,dhay 'i i5 ls@ "s" g s a. . s
stcAi;S~Iiaw. .iro1s w,a az of HIGHER prizes.
Se Ccs" bee, mario o wa asan Say
o' 900 opy G ,G5 y oa ,%, Ta
at i',c 6 and t. ba,i. 90. Later cable 9dyec- 'aiea
hs i S market Were up Ia 70 o. fo sgG atr M
sr ccorrfgsa qad ycy lt,r Scng c,o, A. i ,pr G
s"'ira,ca d f far' i"' d!""c "i cui
loaf 5to5lse rushed 5s@5 SIC g9s,d"rea
sss: xxx pow ds'ed 5'.@ g" mould 5sa5:5se
unSia .S.s5e wSG'or '.o,as
s g. 4 rG?N 10 ga; e Emr;c 80
~; X. ,ata,..oc 10 10, a.slaise No T. AZ, 90
i lce se =, London pns Gca% GcoI @% iya " at
asked for prime city Sales 100 hhdS at o4c for pinc
city - 49,, Ia, .
TMLow Market armer. Sales. so hhd' city at
TOENf CO-Tb" market for tobacco In n genera way
rule, quiet without important changes with sales n
100 eases. 1901. Pcnnsylvana Havana, l2d21c w
casc-. 1890 state iiav,na private ern- 30 ,5o' III III
New ENGLAND Havana. 2jdjlc; 100 cases lSol ONO
lO1ic: 100 cases sundrie> 5d25c; 400 bales Havana
-ocd$I 10: go bars Sumrtra. - 7jdS4 10. . ,
VII ALERONE-Wa- steady with sale, NJ New.Bedord
u 500 N Arc,lc OF - o. and about 600 n same at
4omcthinc above figure for homo and cNltrf -
wOOL-Thc trade is ~ very unsatisfactory c,@nii,
on marked well as IN other markets. lhF'
l. confidence in tho future and IL Is quite apIar,
that nobody knows where "a look for stable market
In fact the condition % affairs il complicated tha
matters are drifting along IN css and almle's sor,
NJ NJ not taking any con
Siderable lines wool they would not he justified ~
purchasing at the money except for the requirement. Of
present AZ Consequence the sales are light tns
agcrrcate being 400 600 ~ including say 100000 u
domestic ami 200 600 n FOREIGN. The sales Include
secured Texas 42d5oc fall TEXAS At l8dlSc secured
Territory ~ 45Goc ucdlun Territory at 20c, ana spn9
ciiforna at I5di7c. We quote Xxx and above Ohio
and Penns washed fccccs 20c: washed fccces
80; g: ale; Mexican ard SbSyc do Ias
Michigan No I do. 30c; comhinc and dclane washed
aod2Ic unwashci medium nceccs. 23d2tc TcNs ,lrns
iGdo0c California. 16d20c; Territory l5dl9c; pulled
extra and sulrr, 20d30c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-03
TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. June > (SpeciaD.--Juy wheat To-Day soid
at u Is cash wheat al 10 i---thc lowest pIces -
far on this crop, and lower prices than anybUly mas
seen here since quotations began 10 be Kept III was
altogether "A matter 81 money, the ordinary wneal
news really being bullish. rather than bearish Bu'
Wall street was uneasy again there was bad smash
In the local security market, Shippers, even Wien
they got Il bid for wheat, found themselves hampereu
In irving get the cash to do the ordinary shipping
business, such bull came along did not
count There were light receipts here-'o cars. me
estimate for saturday only 30 cars. The spring
wheat acreage in Minnesota and Dakota was reported
rs pcr cent short OF last year. Minneapolis ana
Duluth cars from being away over last years, were
to-day zoo cars less than last year. There was a
little grain failure, Kellogg u Forsylhe, but it was
very unlmporjant house. July sold between 90 :
and - 10 and closed at IS Ia cents The curb was
Corn cot under 40 cents for july ana touched al
com. Tor september. In this grain the money
troubles were aggravated by large receipts. There
w.,r -6J cars, 30 estimated for saturday. II Is
that the receipts for the first half OF next
week viii exceed anything seen 80 far possibly
.ver 1900 cars for the first three days. The weak
ness was added to by the official statement that the
kansas corn acreage would be - TO 90 per cent
larger than last year. July sold between Az ia
and 80 sc and closed nj the bottom Charters
30 900. Oats continued to show reuarkable steadi
ness In spite OF the bear SURROUNDINGS. July showed
Ii cent.
Provisions stocks turned out somewhat larger than
pcctrd-71 900 barrels Of regular pork, lo.s
riclcrs contract lard and over 1O.oOOOOo POUNDS
Of ,hs. Notwithstanding this disappointment over
The stocks. the panicky financial news ana the
The grip - the bull manlpunt0rs. Pork was even
advanced 80 cents II barrel: lard was permitted 70
make only very slight decline; ribs were permitted
20 iaye the narrowcst sort OF fluctuations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-03
PRIXCEroy's TEMPERANCE ORATOR WINS.

New-Haven. Conn., June (:pecia).-About 800
people gathered in Warmers Hall this afternoon 10
hear the first annual intercollegiate Tri'state lem
perance debate, by which representative from the
universities in Connecticut. Rhode Island or New
jersey 10 the National intercollegiate Convention at
the Worlds Fair in July TO be selected. At a
short business meeting preceding the speaking John
Elliott. Of Yale. was elected president. and q. NJ.
Moody. of Wesleyan. secretary. The speakers and
their subjects were as follows: William Il. Kerr. OF
Yale, 1.-THE Exit OF the Saloon" w. j. ID. Johnstone.
OF Bryon University, THE Meaning OF the Prohibi'
ton Movement" W. w. Fisher. OF Wesleyan, "Thc
Development OF the Prohibition Movement and j.
r. Swsyne, OF Princeton, "Thc Duty OF the Scholar
In American Politics. AT the conclusion Of the
speeches the 1udges-R. J. 5. white, OF New-Jersey
A. l.. Lincoln. Of "Thc New-England Home" and
James A. Williams. OF Rhode Island. retired. and ad
dresses were made by the Rev. Henry u. Necalf.
recent Prohibition candidate for Governor OF Rhode
Island and the Rev. John NJ Mason. Of this city.
THE fndges announced that the decision IN favor
Of Mr. Swaync the Princeton representative. who win
,enresent lie Tr state League In the similar contest
q the Columbian Exposition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-03
live STOCK MAKKETS-Bf TELEGRApH'

Chicago lime c.-"Thc Evening Journal reports
Cate-Rec eipis 1000 head shipments 3.ooo ne s9l
market slow loel5c lover; prime ns,u Sser s,a IS 20
Others - 500 ~ 90; Texans, W eoa ~ oo
$3 3Oa - 10: native cows 3 1jo * 30 noss, ,0,e
ceps 10000 head; shipments. 1000 market acu iv'
heavy and butchers weights. 81 sOa ~ ., nSu,,
$I n56$7 30. Sheep-Receipts, 200 head snip MP
Higher; Texans, SO 65a';5 10; natives; "a 7o@S' 20
Westerns IS 1895 40; lambs. 50 35a 81 coo han,
ST. Louis. June 2.-cattle-keccpts: 2'ooS hea aoi
natives on sale: common 70 medium - 'aHi' ttAa'
steers S:ja ~ 20. IIogs-Reccpts $500 head SLIP
mens, 1900 head market zoe higher; hea Nv Sa%
- Receipts, 400 head shipments: 300 head mar
kct shade higher natives, 81 so: Texans, - %;
Fast Liberty. June 2.-Cattle-Reccips, l4OO neau
shipments 900 head market nothing doing, all through
coli,ignments no cattle shipped TO New-l0rk t0da,
Ioss~Receipts 2,4OO head; shipments, 2 400 head "a
MARKET active fair. light to best heavy. - :1aS' 90
cars hogs shipped TO New-York today. sheep-Re.
ceIpis, LOO head shipments. 1000 head marHe'
slow and unchanged. r.. ,
1000 head total for the week thus far io3o0 head
for time last week. 10 10 head eonsie" eu
through O2O head to New York. $50 head on
sale 80 head Market onened steady all 6H'c1 si,
the Texas cattle unsold Light to good steers - 20 a.
- So Fat cows. So 40dsi IiossLkrcelprS lsst oa
head for same time last week. 30.130 head con
signed through 1850 head TO New-iork. 1000 head
sale 900 head Market oPcnsd le - a sshe:
deck extra, - CO. packers and MEDIUMS .. 4V "a
81 80; pigs, 81 45a 81 30; roughs. - .3a 20 40
Sheep and Lambs Receipts last - hours 400 head
time last week. $500 head consigned tnrongh'
$500 head. mostly Kentucky lambs to New; York .,r
bmt steady: closed steady. Good TO choice native
sheep ~ 1895; extra wethers quotabe 50 lod$o 40
cus TO fair 81 5oa - %; yearling lambs, ch9lce,
90 5od s6 SO fair to good, - 4OGS 70 one load
TOY sold at Al D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-03
TODAY, EXpUKIs PROM NEW.YORK.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Ncw-lOrk, June -, 1870
COTTON-Thc cotton market at Ncw-io Opn.d de-
cdcdN more higher b. ~ point M.ti >hol.'
vigorous buyers aI considerable my csult buying en- u!
OF iu +, vn Europe imlrJN enfnt due mainly
TO the lnute bulsn pulpor lac cables, WITH Nam
cHn.Icr ,i,r pll,lcL!aiy fa\oraDle prlNato ad,hcs
IRON Their. beng even bdliisn than thc pubc
counts Tn Liverpool market showed sales OF l2OUO
la e., .a cotton ana Vci" steady closing Tor iutdc 81
ad\ OF i.6id. Tn, ha, now been the
ngsn market days ana private cables iniicae
some naIt. Notwithstanding tn IN.
spot cotton IN Liverpool, noticed
stotA Ci coilO1 mas decreased DURING
he week onl, lUOJ Inc wtdJaer ana new,
Oh ing up nom South i, FatLcf bed-i than o.hes
w,c looui. are ported Louisiana, and cotton /,
pccta from mat locality ia tn early part Of
weekly ohcIdl map shpMS Nry favorable cond
tivl, fol the crop prevalent last week To-
day, o.ncal ad>ccs also itOiabIe indicating rains
wnclc needed III tnc Atlantic Stale. The daily river
bulletin shows but little change III the lNcrs; at caro-
at the dug lihht AT Nitk-bus > frcU
ato,c tnc dlug pCIt. a. NcWOrcdns 3 le Above
an not higher. thct were en-
aldt fears O,criOws, and private
ddNc.s nom Tat SJutI idicdN Ncty itte aplchension
tn, there /, far demand ol spot cotton
which holder, disposed 10 m"uJ ut
quotations afternoon tn mara for cotton was
fairly active private tables reported Man hrr
tr,d, in Manchester promise f buYg bY. the slhnncrs
iog the IRE, ut ne bcioyes that hold remarkably
81 ali stoch> OF cOot0n Other cdlcs Predict that the
Manchester vity Will continue for tnr The stock
OF NcwYork ma fallen oil TO lo' 300 bales.
against Ji5 900 bales last year coflcspondln, TIM
and close to-day and closing BIDS last
l,ll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-03

HEMP AND u = me market was dull AM easy.
The visible supply Of Maiiill hemp oil Jrnr w. H.u'
ial. Slc-3 blles 1852. Stock OF importer,
IA tn United States. 5000 bales. against last
The stock OF s-al hemp % importer, IN United States
June 1913 bales against 5000 bales last year.
Nsil, Supply Jute. o7i13 bales. against 4533I bales
.ast year, and stock OF importers IN United States 900
Iltc butts rc,ections. ssij bales. agaln,C 32i2
Lal,. last year: Of importers IN Tinted States,
-: 200 against rome last We quote Manila
Temp. spot o.. d0Ic; shipment. 1isdJ'.c, s,al hemp.
pot 4L,G arrive. 4cfisc Jute siot, 2'dit
shipment. Ju,e butts ana rcectons. spot llDd
miDrs-A SLOW and very unsatisfactory demand pr
parati,y fuiI receipt, the market rules rath@ weak.
we quote: D.y iIidcs-Bucno, Ayres. II d2i n. l2Ie
selce.d NnntrVidcO, 2Od12 n. l.tc selected
no 1,,ladr aOq22 D. ll.c sesctef California 2ld2j n.
IL selected Mata ,oras, 23a"6c = l0c seleed Vera
Cru7 1870 n. % they run Bogota. etc. 2Oe2i y.
II ac a. they Cent al American loG.@ ~ l0sc
they run; Port Platte. ljGl7 n, o. a. they rrn.
stnck-iio Giandc and Montevideo kps. l0ai. -. &C
srect~l; ,,ordo,a HEB n. Toe selected Duenos Ayfcs
and SAINT, Ic iO4l2 ~ DC selected Mexican. 1912 =,
IOc selected TcNas. tdl y. oLic selected Wet Saltd
idcs-Para. 2jo 20 n. Age a. thcT run Texas OK and
COW 5000 n jd7c selected; New.Orlcans ana COW.
$500 NJ fladGc >clectec. Havana $50 30 n &c
thcy run Dfy Stated hIdcs-Maranham, "1a2s n. s. a.
ticy run Pornanbuco 2ja 80 n. Size they Bahia.
osi30 - rae - they Payts and Mafac0ibo 3od5J
u Sac they Sayaniila. 25do0 y. DC they
run; Mstamoras osaS3 n. sc selected; Texas 3Od36 n.
Sc selected. East India Hides-Cacuua Slaughter cow.
Calcutta buffalo. 1917 r.. DC.
LEATHER The arkct rules about steady. Int there
important movement IN the way Of sales and pri.
are las
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-03
FINANCIAL CRISIS IN THE STRIP

Tahlequah, l. T., June o.-The failure to raise
&C. 500 900 on The Cherokee strip bonds has caused
q commercial crisis In the Territory. J. ". Staples
q Son, who have been the principal traders on the
strip fund, at once discontinued credit sales. Their
action was followed Immediately by nearly all the
general merchants Of the place. and now no goods
sold Oh the strip money. At Fort Gibson. Ninifa.
Muskogce, Wagner webber's Falls. Claremore ana
at many other points the same results followed, an
not dollars worth OF goods be purchased on
credit at any OF these places. The situation is dc
cjdedly serious, as merchants bought on credit and
sold credit, and consequently will be closed out
by the creditors unless extensions granted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-03

g o 9?Aoi So l0is 1850 4. = s. oxen 1850 ~
5, sS e.. =. Is e'da'ss 3 4 81 &
sf 8 ; g. l2s' n &c q sls
50 g 40 sag u 1' eSu ;! s H. at a So 20
a. ,g'sE '1S s rl iSs io q .G'.'s
IS 80 penn'yiyqni, cews 10: ~ at -; l. do' e-'
Newton d 1lilctt 20 Lancaster County tPen1l steers,
2 st a. 9 DO d. T. s fG H. B IS $ 's g
y 50 i.anca,tcf County penn cows, loos NJ at 80 50
= ,, Hso 10 49, n at s-- Il d. ''o 3D. at g %
snambes son Il iiGoIs siee5 Is lsyS p, 81
. i II = oN %S i.io g. at at i 90
$40 = Ns at - To- d. 1880 H. a, % do 500 n
ilaieabc.k & HOLT: . State cattle. oa7 H. at -
q 10 p at 5S 81 head received ard no trading
worth noting. Fell hrm. and common 10 SoOo ''"'
cAvES~et ct.' 1850 head, Of which ol3 at Goh,,t
DcSnd active Ond tie asG ruled r% hn q; "II ro'
s for Poor yS9 to aI Sa &c yc af,p% o S
ack solvs, $3.50 and sn %iS sc,t Gu"e" az -
p'Ss'a S1,fs Whit bqtcT@k calves; ils
Fl M &c 4 pr do 100 5o .' az IS G 50 IS do r.
at % 30; / do, 1870 H. at -. ,... 90, o,s,;
at '9'ss' a, I? y e S ac sS f al 8
n. at sj 20 ; co. Is. H. 81 u. con a.. ~
do. io, h. AZ - iiG yeas, i37 N, at 81 so % d.
Hume Mulcn :: % Nutter~lh calves i'2 ~ at %
shh ASD 10 cars or s TsIe h %a
With no good or choice offered lambs we're Sasier,
With nIr demand y,arlirgs almost nominal fo3r 10
lair sheep soil sfd55 20 pr 1OJ II; common 10
southern lnmrs 81 1Jdse rs bunch OF very
ycarlng> "a - Dressed mutton quet az %" II
N dressed ycarlngs lower at l0dll'2c anu urc''0' ~
steady at lGl1C. ,...,. Of n,
saes-D MCPHERSON Co 200 vifSin ia ns a ~ 25
IL do SO ~ IS - Is virginia sheep loo ID ~ - 80
~ \ Pidcock ( Son: ga Virginia lambs. 81 D. a.
~ 20 .31 do 81 H. at - % 22J do 81 ~, at ~; Id
Virginia sheep So H. at 70 -. =. =. =. a. N
~ Collins: isi Ohio sheep, ~ ~ at ~ d. =, N n,
ID IA rington 12l Western sheen lcnlIs.,: 4. ~, w
"a l3i Western warnings. 80 H. at IS so; 223 ken'ueS
lambs oh n. at 20. , no, ..s N,rne, with
ou, a,cr,.on in price food State hogs sold az =. SVa
- * per 100 ~ Country dressed nominal az ot@i'@
'or snlSsJelliae Wright Co.: 10 STATE hogs 20 sn
,r,ao ~ ~ 40 per 100 -; roughs. 2i3 ID ~ ~ oo
Hume { Mullen; . state hogs l'S H. d. % o.
rouga n g1c state hogs 265 N. at SO IS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-03

great deal OF tepautnr NECESSARY Flying wat small
and win large estimates ioI cr aScIiprs
hlu,uauon In the wheat markets tu fcu
tasS. The market quite hcay an .i' a. III
loon INC tial prices being at about ue "" t,e u orc
WIN tle tone heavy t1sh cclh i,sh 80,
5S nUc ad i2c lower Sales were 70 wy ~ 6n ,n
. wv Durh Tor cAlOlt follows SaIt, No Oo.
ius" sc elevator 80 coin, 1900 puen, ~, ~
>rcriai OATs-Oits opened quiet aud about -Eady
a,u"iihg little ealiv 81 the w'a,h ~ t,,,c nav,
shrI receipts. subsequently thcle VA "t.u n' ',t
IT >'uir 70 sci. and piltcs easeG on >liehiN wv tn
gh onesngs at the decline. oats were o''n an, yi.
Ne ialcl parl Of leading weak hca,! I'll
Nh'hl ana ccrn. Cash cats ia ~ acuNe u" '''
IN ION. Sales were ice 900 bash a i"il""' ~.
oat, 300 nc bush - elc,iioI aud Y9c GcNer'd spo
Mu o. Ec y aiivc. ~ olts, 90 blsh go, IA
NhlG' b'uOo bush, ale. NJ s white iCpu ou,"' 'N "
ua'k whlte 1jcoO bush. 40Ut7c rack MIL ~
bH>h. "sa"?loc I;i KLEY-Mrkct nomna.F ".
changra .EYE-Mukct quiet No . is quo; o1'a ao,e
MNLT-Mai set stcafv AMI unchanged "e,lPI., W"
ooc 'N"fowed state, 1-Ad11lc, siN-iowci' %" co"
,plton Quotations follow, Tor comparison th GO ~
ic. OF The previous day and for the correspondents ua'e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-03
COTTON MhEKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Galveston, June 2.-Cotton steady; mddling.
l-c: low middling u l3-I6c. good ordinary,
j 7lGc. Nc and gross receipts, 100 bales sales,
~ bales. stock, BLOT bes. Wceklj-Nct and
cross receipts, l.56l bales Exports coastwise, ,4Oi
bao,. sale. 2.l93 bales.
Norfolk, June 2-Cotton dull: mlddl'ng lie
low mIddling l-l6c good ordinary, u 3-Sc. Net
and gro-s receipts, 40 bales. Exports coasiwi,c'
20 bales. Sales. l2D bales. stock i 31I bales.
Wcekv-Ne and gross receipts. 100 bales. Exports
coastvi,c 1851 bale. Sale, 2G. bales:
~av,nnah June 2.-Cotton quiet middling. l-fc
low middling 7c: good Ordinary u lie. Net and
cross recop>. go bales. Export; co,Stwl,e, $40
b,les. SicS, 100 bales. stock. 80 1876 bales.
WeskyNct receipts, .5-2 bale; gross. 212o bales.
experts to til" continent, 32j bales; coastwise,
Nrw.,n,ean-. Jun" 2-Co,tcn steady good
mddnng, : 5.sc: niddlnc, : 3-sc: low .mIddlng.
Lice: good ordinary. G3-ic. Net receipts, 353
bales gro,,. 739 bales. Exports 10 the Continent,
80 bale, coaNtwi,' 1868 bale sales $50 balec;
ii.i27 bah, TO tho Continent. 1867 bales: coast
wise 5.G-T bales. Sae-. 5000 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-03
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.


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