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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1893-03-09

Electric railways are likely to become
common means of transportation
between towns as well as inside corporate
limits. A company has been incorporated
to construct such road between Cincin-
natl and Dayton, with a capital stock of
100000 to start the enterprise. Some
thing of this sort will take the place of
muddy streets and impossible wagon
roads, so far, at least as passenger travel
and the marketing of the less bulky farm
products are concerned"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1893-03-09

Our large and
growing Job Trade
has compelled us
to enlarge our facilities,
and we are now
prepared to turn out
on short notice the
latest styles of
Job Work from
Engraved Wedding
Stationery to
horse bills.
No more
long delays.
Drop in and
see our work,
learn our prices,
leave your orders.
THE CHRONICLE
JOB Rooms.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1893-03-09

BASEBALL for the coming season will
assume definite shape with the meeting
of the National League held in New
York City this week.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1893-03-09

W wages cents per bushel, or 40 cents per ton
steady work; good houses. O'NEIL & PETERSON
Room r. No. s, Wood St, Pittsburgh, Pa. 3-2-lm
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1893-03-09

A.P. TALLMAN and A. o. MellOtt have
purchased the old Bellaire Stamping
works property.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1893-03-09
Heathenish Custom.

This is the beginning of the Chinese
new year. One of the customs at this
time is for every debtor to pay up every
thing he owes under penalty of being
Stunned by his associates during the
year. There does not seem to be much
danger that this heathenish custom will
be engrafted on to our superior civiliza-
tion.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1893-03-09

BUSINESS is very dnll now-has been
since Saturday.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1893-03-09
GENERAL NEWS NOTES.
Items of Interest Gathered From Various
Quarters.


Quarters.
SUNDAY.
There were scenes of festivity at
Southampton on the arrival OF the
American Line steamer New-York.
The steamer Haytien Republic was
seized by the Admiralty officials at van
couver
1t is reported that thousands of people
are dying in Astrachan from a strange
epidemic.
The trial of the De Walden divorce
suit was continued in London.
ExSpeaker Reed, representing the
minority party, made an address in pre-
senting resolutions eulogistic of Speaker
Crisp, and Mr.. Crisp made a speech in
reply.
The Inauguration of President Cleve-
land took place at the National Capital
in fierce storm of wind and snow.
Much damage to property and some
loss of life was caused by tornadoes in
the South.
Lee Mantle, Republican was ap-
pointed United States Senator from
Montana by Governor Richards
Judge Howell E. Jackson took the
oath of Office as member of the United
States Supreme Court.
MONDAY.
President Cleveland is quite well des-
pite his five hours exposure to the wind
and weather.
British newspapers are well pleased
with Cleveland's inaugural.
Ballington Booth proposes to inaugu-
rate in this county the social redemption
scheme which his father, General Booth,
of the Salvation Army has successfully
carried on in London.
An inhuman mother at Denver burned
her child with irons and then hanged it.
DR.. Talmage said that his church must
have financial aid or 60 under.
The typographical survey announces
that an all rail route from San Francisco
via Behring Strait to Russia is COM
pletely feasible, and that the road will
be built.
Satolli, the papal legate is virtually
pope of America.
The many hundreds made homeless
by the cyclone that.swept the South, call
for aid.
A village in Kent, England, began
slipping Seaward, and the people fled to
the fields.
A dispatch from Stanley Pool says
that nearly 500 soldiers have perished
in fights with slave traders, on the Del
commune and Bia expeditions.
Miss Alice Creel, Is years, daughter
of wealthy farmer of near Parkersburg,
suicided.
TUESDAY.
The President held a big reception
shaking hands with thousands.
The deposed Hawaiian Queen asks
for a more liberal allowance of money.
A big strike of switchmen is expected
on the Pennsylvania system.
Cleveland accepts the invitation to
open the Worlds Fair in May.
1t was proposed to fix the Inauguration
day on April 30th.
Ex-PresideEt Harrison was given a
tremendous ovation at Indianapolis.
The Spanish elections show Repub-
lican gains over the Monarchists.
1t is thought that the Vanderbilts are
irving tO Secura control of all railroads
terminating in New York.
The White Star steamer Narconic is
twelve days over due at New York.
At Alliance, o., 27 saloonists were
fined 500 each, for violation of the
liquor ordinances.
A million and a half of gold will be
shipped to Europe to-day. 1t goes to
Austria. The free gold in the treasury
slightly exceeds $4,000,000.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1893-03-09

The Auditors books were found to agree
w. w. Watt, of Smith township, was
appointed Trustee of the Children's
Home, for a term of three years.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1893-03-09
Certificates Granted.

Teachers certificates granted February
%, 1893:
One year-D. M. Albright, George F.
Brannen, John E. Dysart, W. E. Danford,
A. A. Daugherty, w. .. Fisher, Leona
Bryant, Lonella Gregg, and Laura
Masters
Whole number examined 81.
Pupils examination at st. Clairsville
on the 1st Saturdays in April and May.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1893-03-09
YOurFGet

Z OuTF GGt
Are the best.that you can get,
and should be we'll cared for.
To do this you must clothe 'em
in dry, warm, easy fitting shoes.
Supplying these is our bust
ness, and we understand it in
all its details; we have provid-
ed ourselves with every style
and quality of Boots and Shoes
adapted to this section-Leath-
er and Rubber; we have advan-
tages possessed by no compet-
itor and can therefore offer in
ducements over them.
We want to do business with
you and propose making it an
object to you to do business
with us. Call and see us or
write us, mentioning this paper
and we will
Put Money in Your Purse.
ALEXANDER & co. +
SHOE SELLERS,
1O49 MAIN ST. WHEELING, ". Va. 4
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1893-03-09
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.
Estate of MARGARETE. HAWTHORN, Decd

The undersigned has been appointed and quail
ed as executor of the estate of Margaret T.
Hawthorn late of Belmont county, deceased
Dated this I'd day of March, A. ID. 1898.
3-9-3t* A. VI. HAWTHORN.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1893-03-09
HERIFF'S SALE.
Belmont Common Pleas
Mary l. Hammond, Plaintiff,


huultW usiiniiiOHu, TT dt, DelenulIlS.
Pursuant to an order of sale in the above entitl-
ed case, issued and to ME directed from the court
of common pleas of Belmont county, Ohio, will
offer FIR sale ut public auction at the front door of
the court house of said county, on
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1893-03-09
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Tuesday, March IA, 1898,

At O'Clock P. NJ. of said day, the following de-
Scrlbed real estate, tO-wit
Situate in the county of Belmont and state of
Ohio, known as and being for the same lots numbers
twenty-nine and thirty of the town of St Joseph.
county and state aforesaid, and being the same
property as conveyed to the said John W. LOyejoy
by Joseph T. Hutchison by deed dated December
3, A. ID. 1888.
Also, lots number twenty seven and twenty-eght
In SAID town of St. Joseph county and state afOre-
SAID. more particularly described as follows viz:
Being part of the northwest quarter of section
number twelve, township five, OF range three, be-
ginning for the same at a point fifteen feet west
from the southwest corner of lot NUMBER nineteen
OF said town; thence western course with the
south line OF said lot one hundred and twenty feet
thence north about fifty feet to the county road:
thence northeast with the south line of said eoun-
~ road one hundred and fifty-five feet and ten
inches; thence south one hundred and seventy
feet to the place of beginning, containing 1890
square feet, together with a right-Ot-way fifteen
feet IN width, extending from the county road
south along the entire east side OF said described
lots, and between the same and said lot nineteen,
the sane to be used in common with other owners
of lots and lands.
Appraised as fOllOws-LOt No q at $50; No. %
at S4OO; No % at S725; No. 80 at $500.
Terms-Cash-
NJ. NJ. SCOTT, Sheriff.
By W. n. DARBY, Deputy.
d. Danford, Pltff's Atty 2-9-td
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1893-03-09
Commissioners.

AT their regular meeting this week, the
County Commissioners counted the
funds in the Treasury and found them as
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1893-03-09

NJ. NJ. SCOTT, Sheriff.
By W. Y. DARBY, Deputy
Tallman & Armstrong, Plt'ffs Att'ys 3-9-td
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-11
CASH QUOTATIONS..
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
Ncw.York. November 10, 1898.

Ncv-loik, November ~, 100
sale. Iol the day ' Ss S
nsS,s q oy.s Yesterdays closing ngurc the Oest
Of the day rns arsys opened al son 'eS 20 sS
ana that point advanced TO So rms repesea,s1
weaknesS disaprO,ntns public cables esp eay
nv ssSssa %A ios ,ota Of but
the DAY, while the future list closed az decline o,
o. exporters Is to spot SLOW demand
nom American spners which %ss ahsn op.
10000 S.ss as.5 Nan wss 1spsrsSl
n. washington crop epS WAS ana
a P % 1 to c out IN
evo mssture in others ana in some sections inset fas
estimates reported hanging anywhere from one.
S 81 clicking %as ieportsd ana as SEVERE
been is ossloe that reported espec!alons may
sf.css through toe seiinierest planters
ss IN ss at s be sss very
busn factor Inc dsSsiton on InSase h nsi ., BEEN ss
time the report e's W., moi be aeaSsd "a. S"ns
ss Sp I she ss s"s Sc7 iG
ss ss Ss bales asa the
londnS weeH iat year the snsles. moTene az e, tue
1ssSa 10. 'assn sSsS sssyp'9s p
@ been s' soM sss yrs rather Ss of late Sa the
crop has mat s"s e, ses ns s sne M
based chiefly upon the assumption ina, spnness
are not
nent question and the emphatic protests
against changes election is argued
signify. Atwood. Violet Co. make this caicuadioi
Putting the present year at 19.200JcJ
bales which Is Mr. Henry Nellie Oiieia estimate OF
acreage this against y. 0c0 bales in 1880 AMI
1891 and multiplying b. l4o against lsV IN losl ana
dividing result ny $50 ID Ia the bale, and we have
= crop Of coaoOoo bales. But We, WIN say that the
Ssri sss;~s OS q
sciesgs this year is ie7 IL 600 r.; MI; Henry Ner.
1920 1.-The. Chronicle 1871 600 N; there
fore average of three Is 1857 900 ~ but we have
taken Mr.. Nes estimate he Is considered as the
Official authority etimates) and there is disparity
b-tween his acreage at 45 10 u the acre OF 2(OooO
Lales what the crop points the Government
report and thst Mr.. NELL lis reported 10 be
about putting forth IN sdston 10 that oil last month";
which 7, 100 OOO bales Minimum
opening, range and close to-day and closing BIDS the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-11
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston Nov. 10.-Cotton steady: middlinG.
net and gross receipts, 1883 bales: exports 70
Great Britain 5407 bales; to France 6,& bales. to
the Continent 500 bales: sales. 21S' bales stock,
l4S 900 bales Weekly-Net and gross receipts, 32S
bales exports to Great Britain, $500 bales; to
France l2.42s bales TO the Continent; lSSs bales;
coastwise s,lO3 bales TO the Channel, 500 bales;
sales 1873 bales.
New-Oreans. Nov l0.-Cottor opened easy; closed
firm; good niddns, l5-lsc lniddling' I il-lsc;
low middling 1-l5c good ordinary. l-lsc; net
receipts l5ls' bales gross, l5s4; bales exports e
bales; coastwise, 42ss bales; sales. 500 bales:
stock. 24237i bales. .weeky-Net receipts T.m
r. az bales; 10 France iGss2 bales: to the Cont.
nent, 1852 bales coastwse l3sls bales; saleA
Savannah. Nov IO-Cotton dull; middng, s-lsc;
low middling. 3-lsc; good ordinary. i5-lsc; net
and gross receipts, sss bales; exports esosstwiss
Weekiy-Net and gross receipts. 1856 bales; exports
to Great Britain. ?.4o7 bales; to the ContinenL
3SlIs bales; coastwise. 22,l5o bales; sales sW
bales. ,,,,, a..
Norfolk Nov. 1o.-Cotton easy; middlng. Itci
low middling 5:lSc good ordnafy 9sc nes ,o ana
q 500 bales Weekly-Net and gross receipts. 8V
bales: exports to Great Britain. 800 bales coast
wise, i67 bales; sales, 4,:1 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-11
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO

'nesgo' Nov 10 (spcdiD Wheat today ad,.....
cent, ana held about half OF It. The bull Motto. -
"e"e'h state crop report announcing a dec,.,.. 4.
the "best area Of % per cent and reiterated claim.
inc Nofh"st VI speedy and marked falling a. :.
the spring whcas movement December opened a. n,,
soid between 62sc and 03ssc, and closed at az r.
May was ''sca'tc over Partridge va, a steady ss,..
from thc opcing 10 the close lsr,e scale ana ~.
good deal 10 stop the ad, aad To tu,n 4, h,.L
Tho Northwest had $50 ears, aelins, 7st Last 20.
ilei: thesc we're "a, against zoo last wear hs:
were some small sales Of wgEaac whea but M ~
OF contract Charters 10000. seabeatd el.,,.a"
made total Of sbout 800 COO '''''ancss
Corn during the regular session dragged MAJ ma -
at 92'sc, sold between 42'2di3c, and closed AZ 80
there were 5tf cars; the estimate for saturday ~.
1907 charters we're ZOO In afterD0oI ,fs, -
government crop report had been received ptces w.
shade easier IL made the Yield per acre 20 ou,hsI'
which, on the July acreage makes q total Weld -
1,GfS C0CiCc, sJout J0,OOO 900 more than c.tin,,S
month ago. There was Brs:.rste cl,n dcmaod -
oats, and the caFlots light Prize, con @anen,.
sold between 5-ise ana 3lsc. closet az
Provisions were eesier larger hog receipts tnsn az
pected AID on selling ny the manufacturers. January
pork closed At ~ 20 decline from Thursday Of IL cens.
Jauury lard at IS 81 decline OF l2i, cents Janus,s
ribs at n 81 decline 0 y cents There we're y, O0d
hogs; the estimate for Saturday wa. 1900.
On the curb at mint puts on December wheat wen
G..rHG2l,c: calls 63h nG3.cc Puts MAY corn eariy
32Lc after IL" Government figures dropted
to i2.o. Calls on May sold early OF i31c, bsl
dropped to i2sc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-11
THE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore. Nov. lO-Four dull, uncha.nssll; wheat Sat
,,octive and higher No red spot 6odSo,sc; no 40
,an,her 6ti.165i.c: December. 68Hn6Sl2c; May '9s
i7Hitc. steamer No red. 61i2dS1Sc; STOCK Lzfo,oo
bush: sales 6O.coo bush: milling whead y ssnp'
s5as5c Corn steady mixed spot ana Steamer
,1iyed s5sc asked: stock. 353Q3 bush; saies vW
bush: white corn by sample. old. 4sc new 10 f0S
E nd,5T 0 No. white western 35ac No mixed de-
ic: stock 2g7257 bush: Rye inactive. siHw oond
hand, 10 Sc; stock. $3.50 bush. Hay duii; goou
10 choice timothy. Sl4 50ns o. Gra , dre's az
Rmtter steady: creamery, fancy 2sc; 40 fsir o 10
cboica s5Sissc: do imitation, 23a24c: lade fancy,
9r, good TO choice 19d20c; rolls iine ZlI--c, no
fair to good i9g2oc; store packeaS;2 S.c Coffse
oue; Rio cargoes fair ls,.c No lSsG sugar nr
strong: graduated. 5g5lsc Other ar'ie'eS ~"
changed.
Boston, Nov 1O-Markets quiet.
Buffalo Nov iosprng wheat limits NIT re h w
hard 6siaaSsc, spot; 1000 bush do, i 'osSsc c
II cars no l Northern 66iaa6lc; cars uo; o''i
spot: 1900 bush do, C l T. SOC Closing, ,h.r,
hard spot 6s7sc; d. T. SasG; ,c NO wheat omiet
extra red sc; ! car No extra white ofc; NC
white 6sl2c asked Corn opened strong N veow
45aaisa.c; ) do &c; 5000 bush No !, a''.@ "a
i3s-c u cars No 3. 42442s.c store; new NO 5, y.
track 4lc oats quiet steady; No whm Hed sou Rac
34.q34s.c; No 3 white 3$,sc NO m n,itc asksd
Barley strong, good demand no c.oc. Stat.
Choice 7SS7ec; 10 S5asc Rye rmer sales -
light: best spring 81 O5Msil5; winter, = SoqS ~
rye -four. s8GMS8 40 Mfeed quiet, easy un-
changed Canal freights steady; wheat sac, corr
4ac oats. Si.c: barley. iisc; seed. &c to NewiorA
chicago. Nov. lO.-The leading futures ranged as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-11
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

New. York. November TO- 1893.
ld as e q cara s for ., sss aSs
ri cars for the msrsc making Win cars in ycserda,
"a e s4sss be ana oa o,a .ae wSa a ST but f-"S nm
s as fss ''' -Four p S COW @ "%SS
late hour hat hcdns or good g% Gc 'Sm9a 70
a aSih S oOrsae, Q, sosss
81 81 nHas at a & 81 T. g st p o Sse
end /" fair demand Obi, adyr- received tclay from
American S "s steer. u"sSansed at o@ estimated dressed
weight shipment today on The Masiarh .oo 2s
Of beef for >chwaz,chlld >nlbrqer; TOMORROW 900
s'I s q" on ' a a isc o Ma for 50 % On
the Murle for l.. s. Dienbcch total for the M,th end
Ing sauH t' a 3 vgs, 1~ ,O' ','S
a as'Ss & al ' 100 p w.t. ' Ss CHA d. az <
= - 70 DO 1910 T. al - 81 do 1871 ID a. - 10
shrFmon & Culver u Virginia steer, i3si -. at
= TO- + H TaS, Ss S and az 81 o % do '? s r. q
1889 D. al ~ - do 1855 H. at ~ 20 COWS.
s,nds55. l. Ohio .ecrs 1917 p. a. - 10 Ken u
S 5SrNy a. S .! i do i Is G y, s e" " ID
D. M.rhcl-on 90 Ohio stcer- 1879 No. a. t3.i3
ia 81 r . &, o. iaS 90 ~ AZ r. ! 700 w.
at = co. u d. rs, 10 ~ a" = dc 20 '2o a5 =, y.
- - II do las ~ y, ., = . do. lsls n. at = &
2, y csa ac 49, lPs a. . 80 - DO S 1917 r. at 3 80
II 1913 u. 1t q. -, 10. oS' b. ~ - 10 10 do.
Z Il o. r' at u o. on leo b. at . '' i''' Il"
$ Judd CO.: stag. lel n; at - 50 ,un 1890
J" SSrI5i cows>N$ rrtsh arrivals IVA and no fading.
Feeling dull.
CALVES Receipt. $40 head. includinl .7l head SN.
Market western
eri arm ior good N'il.. Western calves sold 1ja
sS - per 100 n bunch OF siasy, At a., 81 Wls at
s,dtsso. and choice hn,a, Comfy d. IL washington
Market NJ - 30 Dr,.srd calves IN Good demand
isIc 1T, dr. sod ,,as 7sair for country dr',scl
iaJc dressed gri>,cf- anl 5..c Tor little calves
>air--''. DiilcnLack calvs 2ii n a,cr,,c. NJ ',
per 100 N ,cals. $50 H. At -, Il do 40 n NJ ~ 81.
Walsh hifty a. CO.: 81 gia.cr~ 2it5 n. a. A. j.'a.
li1lhh'cch Hollis: Nci~. $50 IL. OF -
linmr Mullen ,cals 49, ~. al e. 49,. ,
do 3o5 n, al so 80
SHELF AID LAMBS-I;ecelpts ven s. cars or U'Jj
headZ' ears Tor IN" market ana dr'ct 10 iurher-
IL was SO" harS-t ngail today, AMI there wa, u" ui.
proNeinrht w h" nftren Wcr, icl ,f,ti unsol
~ the lower yards AID . uptown. Common " iar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-11

lambs m % 'C%s ,,d g. s"S :. er ss4 e
Dcncck STATE sheep g sys,nSs as
ss Rr 1c e 70 T. d. d. 80 % %
y 8 e IS 1 y a,s s n"9a s. az % IS
4 e 80 so " e" 50 81 Il y z g. 20 49,
se d. y M" q ae ::'FS i % a S at 81 b.
So ~ Ws.s,n DO .! ~ At 80 80 20 H. a. So; ,ss
woer dr. 8 h. a; a. Say go 'a ae 81 a. ss o
% q to1 ca.,a &. ls% g 81 !. T. Il = s a.:
la%t ~ q H. a. - g p, a. j. .: go n ., a..
iialcnbeck q Hollis ~ ss ; 'necp o. d. az vi
Walsh, Kirby Co. 10 state sheep and lambs. 0s d.
j: Msrher-on y Co.: 200 we'sn" sheep 9s h. at
waep.on nO Shc RI az 200 Kentucky sheep ~
e. q 2o indiana Ian d. 81 y, q. ss a,A,c,
,"Sd i ss's 90 si s 3, Z q .. For.
%arc' r ad a, 's5' g '5 bus mass
''Ss s 80 ..S 81 State ' ncss f 10
OTHER MARKETs-By TELEGRAPH
Buffalo. Nov IO-Catte-Hecepts last twenty i.r
IL $50 head for the same time last week. LTD
head; consigned through POO head to- New sssdx
closed arn: ali sold: good 1850 to LILO 10 steers.
8 o light Eapis os.m hGiss 1ss s
hours 1890 head total for week thus Iar oo c~
head for tine last ss.S Tee t. aeaS SG o
head: on sale $3.50 head: market opened strong
for heavy grades: steady for light io.s , Closer
steady: Workers Sc lOa$6 20; medium ana heavy,
heavy So 9oMss 40: pigs So loaS 70 she sa,
and Iambs-Receipts last twenty-four hours; ',ev.
head: total for week thus far, "9vn neau; io I
same time last week, SGo heau, tons ds
through 1900 head: to New YORK. foy ne, meau ,sn
safe 1850 head: market opened duli anu ivJ " az az
lover closed very dull choice native Ian DDS '5e
81 25 fair good. 81 5ogN 9o common, sSg aS a.
wetheTs 81 1898 Is: Canada lambs, 81 3VaA 3D.
with twenty-one loads on saie ,.ao,.,, ,,.,h,
East Liberty Nov. io-Catte-Recep,s i nsnl,
market steady at unchanged prices prime ~ ~
& q: good butchers $4ms4 20 fair light steers ~ Sm
s. % Hogs-Receipts ID loads demand , ai, ~ Ia "a,
ket steady at unchanged prices; no PTime iT h,
ions on sale: prime Philadelphia % zVa*o %, pes'
mixed So dS6 20: Workers. - Vogss 70; s,asseLs
e IjTs5 20: common to best pigs, $onso ID, loJsns,
81 ;0MS 90 Sheep-Afarket dull at ABOUT s,
& 20: yearnss s2NS, 2o spring lambs .ons 20 p.
Veal calves s. 5O 81 80; heavy and thh calves = ."
g. Louis. Nov. O-Catte-Recepts. 800 head:
iisht "a soTx5 9s. heavy. s. 50d$5 o; mixed 10 s'n
81 Sheep-Recelpts coo head; market STEADY
I-nion Stock Yards. Chicago. NOV p.Cat.e-
Receipts 1000 head; market firm: c9nnon 9 ~ -.
steers 81 ga IS 49, stockers and feeders 1'aS, 10,
cows and bulls 81 2Jg$ 30. Calves. sZnso 20. . Hogs
Receipts e2 900 head; market weak neavy' ~ 'Im
81 20: common to choice mixed Iods' 10: cholce
assorted Sc lOQsG 20; light s. 'oGst 70; pigs ia
e. s. Sheep-Recepts, 5000 head; marker oa.eS
steady: inferior TO choice, $lgS3 %; smps' poor 10
choice. = JO0yi 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-11

snSa ,ospr : quoted AZ .S eS c+S rnats
factory Condition sr a the ns' snaoa. the
@sa ssun is s s%. s%t SAD single Ss' are
quoted at 81 30 and ob"s lC Al o. ~ Inc " ctntr hand
Io" Si With Ss % . S%s A.,a% , s1s
sales wen, OF Very we'll ama a al at M e aG"a%c q
20 ps ssss :u,,S e lot, Ca ra 'H IS ",'
AZ from i9sGiSc Essential oil are nrm i%' eh,nec
every sna Dn T. .e , 10 m'i Is SW oc% Is 4 H.
t.ode" seal i, scaite quoted at 'rG, , oicrioi
SIs It is ssd nm. '~ sS5 sro ai a 5 an u" c,
!" @ a, icasc Is laid that Scp s, Vel ,teeq SI
ad,es. the We ha there nons Tor s , =. .'
We quote A9aS D.. ram g. e 1s' & s'oi en- %
sinca per Ii, loha i,: em per h.
i 10 saSSsf'as r H. cso.s SOAP per r. a. r.
Basam eapav entai A"y , Oregon n pci al 5os0e
H. y 1ssi co. .'g; P s. ~ ner h. i4eaios;
80 os,s liver OIL NorWego per h Soi 81
T. ana ainay per o 0 H. ~ e. :I %'r@.
per- H. 49, ea, o. iielc mn gs e spI ,a le
h. mao ro,i isr Ger nM 5s e: o SisG ta per
II oJss. eighth. per o. >. s'Gs. I'd. op'u ,racred
Der H. - sass 81 %ainne bulk t o. -
1omes;.s oi, per o. -s"@9 ~, n II .ors
isia per NJ 5OaOoc ,ani. beans ""oe' per 3D. ~ ''
sJ a. per ., :. .'s !. s a Throughout With auc
mole Mos Of the Fri" D %.gseif o GS
a asbn uy's s,s ) a"d i" While the nd, no n,
for 1S ots ss& ss S SS an! and Is
80 . Trne are no .hoIe ,n.ckenci ~ n 'ss 40 some
,n ss l,I s sre h Cl a, the Fast which hodc, aS
fun r1ss sy q p'S oDo fa"S o are is ' ne "
steady decline m last sale; Of s mG and length.
VI" Ms. 'e and ,s for 40 j. Goldfish are qnc geneiny
ssss I for export S,' "es osg large meaG%
and s5Ss5 ! ior large Medium sh are .sTs wi
ar out. close together will he seen ey .hr soo, d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-11
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool. Nov. 10, 3:s5 p m-B ,e In poor de:
rand: extra India mess steady at lcos' prime HtsS
steady at SIS Sd. Pork in poor demand; prime mess
Western fine firm at SIS ed 10 MEDIUM em ssot
TO IS ID. steady at 45s. Bacon in moderate demand:
Cumberland cut. about % to 30 10, steady 81 Sls:
about II to is h. steady at 3ss Cd. Cheese N poor
demand. Tallow in poor demand; prime city dun at
BIS I'd Spirits of tIrpentne in moderate demand
firm at 22s Cd Rosn in moderate demand lard-
Spot in poor demand futures: nothing doing: prime
VWosternN snot dull at sis. Wheat in moderate de:
mand: No 2 red winter dull at IS 2iad: No req
snring duh at IS Cd. Flour In moderate demand
: Sp Snot i'm moderate demand futures IN :air
demand. mixed Western spot dull at IS ND; No.
ven1ber dull at Is 2Ad December duii AZ - "a;
fenmarv dull AT As Id for new. Hops AT LONDON
Pacific Coast i'm poor demand