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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-04

s PARIS, Jan. 3.-A dispatch received
here from Rio de Janeiro says that tha.
commanders of the foreign warships at
Rio have forbidden Admiral De Cana
to lombard the city unless directly at
tackled by the land forces.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-04

WAsH1NcroN, D. O., Jan. 3,-The tariff
debate OF 1884 did not begin in the
house to-day as was anticipated. The
outset and scored the first victory. Be
fore the time arrived for MIR. Wilson to
! take the floor, Mr.. McCreary tried to
/ arrange an anicable agreement by
which two days, Friday and Saturday,
should be given to the consideration of
4 the Hawaiian resolution.
q Mr.. Hit, the Republican leader of
8the foreign affairs committee, expressed
ia Willingness to acquiescein in the arrange.
8ment, but Mr.. Boutelle, of Maine, want
sed to precipitate the question immedi-
lately by calling up his resolution. Both
sfsides were ugly, but after lively row
the speaker held that Mr.. Boutelle's
8resolution was privileged.
Isl The Democratic mem bers of the ways
Ssand means committee were not willing
TO 90 ahead with the Hawaiian dis
scussion until the tariff debate had been
Sgotten well under way, however, and
the question OF consideration was raised
3against the Boutele resolution. The
sRepublicans then executed flank
M novement by refusing to vote. The
sDomocrats found themselves in the
humiliating position of not being able
to muster quorum. They were in
Check, and after revoking all leaves of
absence Mr.. Wilson reluctantly moved
4 an adjournment.
.9 The Democrats confidently expect a
quorum here tomorrow, but the effect
of to-day's Republican tactics will prob
ably be that the Hawaiian matter will
sbe entirely postponed until the tariff
ssbill is disposed OF.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-04
MINUS 4 QUORUM.
Democrats Unable to Proceed With
the Tariff Bill.
REPUBLICANS HELD THE TRUMPS.

An Effort to Dispose of Boutelle's
E Hawaiian Resolution Before the
Wilson Bill Could be Considered
z Partly successfnl-A Fruitiess Day
for the Ways and Means Committee.
Hopes that. a Quorum Can be Mus
tered To-day-1ir. Frye's Significant
Resolution Before the Senate.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-04

TOLEDO, ONO, Jan. Sire tonight
1t broke out a few minutes after 6
o'clock in the elevator of T. N. Quate &
Co., on the river, fronting on Madison
and Water streets. The cause is as yet
unknown. An explosion of dust caused
general alarm. The elevator with its
contents was entirely destroyed.
A strong northwest wind carried tho
flames across Madison street to the ele-
vator and business block of c. a. King
& Co., which is also a total loss. The
flames also spread westward across Wa
ter street to large five story business
block, known as the chamber OF COM
merce building, owned by Hon. T. p.
Brown and occupied by the Western
Union Telegraph Company, and large
number of Offices. From this the
flames spread south to the next build
ing, five stories high, occupied by
the Wonderland Museum and Theatre.
This was gutted by the flames, which
in few minutes communicated to the
wholesale drug house of Wheat.& Tru-
AK, which is also total loss. a strong
fire wall checked the flames in this di-
rection.
To the west they leaped across Sum
nit street, the retail street of the city,
injuring the Hartford block, but the
fire was here checked without great
damage. In the rear of this building is
the Office Of tho Postal Telegraph Com
pany, the manager of which moved all
the apparatus possible, thus cutting off
all telegraphic communication for
time, as the Western Union Office and
instruments were destroyed in total.
A two +fetory-h1onlr tba a.
corner OF Water and Madison streets,
diagonally across from the Quulo ele-
vator, was also destroyed. The losses
go far as uscertained are as follows:
i. N. Quale & Co., loss on elevator
building, $4,000, fully insured, as also
all grain in store.
G. A. King & Co, $41 900 on building,
also insurance on all grain in store.
7. z. Brown, chamber OF commerce
building, loss $l2O, 900, insurance sS110,=
900. sa.
Wonderland Museu N, loss on build
ing $4,000, on contents $50, 900.
West S Truax, loss on building $780,
900, on stock $4,000, fully insured on
latter.
Losses to various business firms and
Offices in the King block and chamber
of of5commerce, 100000; insurance un-
known. Other losses will foot up $780,
900.
The total i loss will reach over a
million, as estimated tonight.
Owing to the high wind help was re-
quested from the nearest Cities and re-
sponded to promptly by Cleveland,
Detroit and Adrian. The two latter
reached the city before the fire was
under control, and rendered / efficient
service
This is the largest FIRE which has
visited Toledo for the past twenty, years.
By9 o'clock the fire was fully under
control.
Itis impossible to obtain a correct
list of the insurance, but it will aggre-
gate perhaps three-ffths of the total
loss, which amounts to $1,2O0,O00.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-04
weather FORECAST for To-day.

" t&itIKSI z OHtttkot ASk
For West Virginia. cloudy and probably!
showers, southerly winds. s5si5
For Western Pennsylvania, showers, southerlys
winds.
For Ohio. showers, probably changing to snow
in northern portion; colder in western and nor.
thern portions; south to westBinds.
THE TEMPERATURES YESTERDAY,
as furnished by C. ScHSEPF, druggist. corner
Market and Fourteenth streets
z < a. a n ss ss sP. m 8: 8:
2 in....... SO Weather-Fair.-S Sss5E
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-04

i rived at n New,Y y ork, Egy ptians Mon
I'll from Lond on,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-04

Tho Lawyers OF the State in Session at
Grafton-A WolI Attended and Profit
able nIceting-Splendid Banqnet-The
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-04

BEFORE THE GAS BOARD.
Mr. Hart made statement similar to
the one he had made before the board
of public works. He asked the board
to undertake other work, if possible, in
mapped out, SO as to relieve the destitu-
ton that now exists in the city. If
there is any such work the committee
would furnish b the men after a thorough
investigation, the board to pay the COM
mittee SIper day for their services and
the committee to- give each man S1s20
in supplies, or at the rate established.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-04

under the board of public works
amounts to S914 Is. and the men who.
have done the work will be paid this
afternoon at 2 o'clock by the board.
The relief executive committee will
meet this evening at 7:30 o'clock at the
attendance is an important matter at
this meeting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-01
NEw.yoRK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, Is9t-TWELvE PAGES

s, o5 20 cli--ed do Sc 10 s.; o5 Western DO 81 to
Hume & Mullen io Ynshorp p! STATE ,en lambs G g at
- ~ Is PENNSYLVANIA do Is n at 81; III western u1
:, 20 IN Clipped do - n. 50. II spring lambs al
s. 10 each 80 -, cat. s,oo, OF III At 81 10;
~, nr.,orn state lambs ~ n. at 81 10 III DO 700 10
80 e cpi- 10 clipped do. iOl ib at % l2R' ~ o
az ~ H. n s. il. DO. - 10 at 81 So 10 DO. 80 10 AT
- :, ...s.., r,1,,, Iornhs lO6
n ~ 81 30: i5S clipped Ohio d. - 10. az 60 ~ nj en-
Yct, snring lambs G6 H. at 81: ~ do 0i ID; az :"
n To- Il n at 81. 49 Kentucky sheep part cnppu an"
81 ~, ,nshorn % H. AT 80 g. us do, B H. az - ~ ~
p p Pidcock 80 clipped Ohio sheep 20 fD at ~ 81
2i3 do ~ NJ at 81 1873. $780, 20 >, ., q, 70.
Co. io5 H. at 81 d, 1870 n. at So 10 spring ainoS'
s sanders: q state sheep and lambs 50 H. at 81
lambs ~ H. at s.. - g, ., =, q X. II
do % ~ at 81 80: 10 do. ~ n. at - - 20 40 - '
-, q lo,. M clipped Onto lambs - ~ at ~ 30 A. -,
Receipts 20 cars. 9172 head Market hr'" ~
- e. Judd & CO..: p 1871 10 at 50 % per
100 N. en- - ., Z, -. 2 do Oh 10
at 81 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-01

bbi 81 5oa&5so oranses Florida per box g I9asS
SiraTisGGe: a NSr'n DO 1 FsrG; ilG?tc
a:s has ac well usainci hut there Is no
@u' taile improvements, sun-d-ed scarce and strong
fruits firm We quote. Apo!"s. evaporated. fancy itc
Go prime choice. l2is"l"c. DO fair 10 go"l Io,tH,-
sc Tcachc; cvapoa,ei peeled i5qisc DO sun-ir r.,
1si.c. hlackborres 7G7i4c aprcots inlGc pFunes rs
no, cnanrcd materially We quote STATE 1888 choicr
good IIailc: Pacific Coast 1898 llgsc yeaFlings no
P6uiTEY- ALIyE-Rccoipts moderate. hut demand very
limited and market easy especially for fowls which close
lc lower We gnoie. SLrnT 'sc6e o per s p So
rosters d.. turkeys mixed, a0c ducks. per par
f3RfS f, Ecccpts II frash fowls we're lighter today
and receivers made an cn3r 10 az u n omnd limos
shle do important business anoye So at which
about steady in absence any important fresh receipts
Squalls dun and tasicT ff1z r p" hens gu" oiic do
rhia 2,f33c do Long Island 25a2sc; do Western ia
BE-. spring ducks. Ions Island 2,q@oc: squads per
dozen. 81 75a$3 We quot ior froacn pouliry No !
rriics Turkeys. oHioc. chickens. "rlo,; foWis Sc
duck ioa 2e scCs d io ~ sr"q nr l ga1en 81 m
81 80 do grass. 75ctSl English snpe 81 -'p> o. sand
HiXY HvD STRAW MARKET quiet ard steady. We
M ssIopint ,aGo.. cl5vcr rnxei 55qc5c cov r.
451rc rs, straw LONG 5Dgcac. snort 40. oat straw.
'YIl11,TATors AND VEGETABLES Domeec potatoes in
Hight suilY and steady There IS literal 3lrTin{ OF
Z nom vessels recently aIilNhiS "nH
arg. quantity oi stock Is reported In transit hu prices are
held UNCHANGED. though the tone IS les Arm bermuda
and stronger and choice arg" Florida
lots meet a lar demand at firm prices. bermuda onions
hold a., s. bur barely steady ola onions n light supply,
and nrmcr Asparagus larger supply. lower and wax.
iicots easier 'abl"s"s plenty hut choic" :ouni ana
hard heads hold steady. small and soft weaker. Green
peas scarce sclng un,hanhci prices though the
lone is weaker String beans In larger uppY ana easier
Tonatoes and hrncr. few fancy aTge ara ripe
slightly quotations w" quote: loiaiu"s l'r-
,ull nov pcr hh 50 5Oq$7 %. do Florida SIuSi. do
British inagnums S2Gs2 10. DO state per bbl. S2rS2 ~;
d. Jersey, S"qS2 II. potatoes. >2nsi onions Oh.
peg III 81 5oa$3 -: Do BERMUDA nov PER crate 81
10 E,ut,an H. - fach. 81 ipH$2 -. asparagus.
per doz'n bunches s2H$3 DO culls SNSi jO becis per
100 lunches $laSi. crrros M crate. 81 3pfSl 90
,,rv i-.r dozen stalks 2uffio cahbag"s per Dbl crate.
7scasi -; eggplant per hh S3Q$G: erccn peas N2rth
carolina per crate laeke. S3Nsi. Do CHARLIE
ton. per basket - ioQs2 -. kal". Long Islam!
&c.. nil. 2j"3oc: lcttr-c n"a-lv. per hhl, SlIN%;
S.oSc 49, rod-hcs southern. per 100 lunches +'@.,c,
.filnch hhi 25ff squash. bush crate" $40
81 % string beans per S2nS3 tomatoes per chr
rier s. ip0Ss 30. turnips. North Carolina. per 100
lunches. 81 q$@.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-01

Liverpool. April -. 345 p m. Reef in fair demand
extra M Sta 81. priu" 1efs hrfl ~
60, a. Pork fair demand. prime moss western me-.
finn az as gI go medium. nrm AZ els - Hams ~ poor
demand. short cut about II 60 IL H. dul ~ ~ bacon
In i,,- demand. Cumberland cut au - To- 10 n dnl
Wilil's about - ~. Dun 80 t's VI
short ri- about - H. steady AT 3ia Cd long nnd sh"
clcl~ mldcs about - 49, Gu'l NJ BIS '1l shoulders
about ~ fn Is ~ ,lu 31s g. the'@" In m'l"ra'e
American finest white nnl c'l'rel hiih af -
T4llov IN poor demand prime city dull 10 2S ''l SpiiiS
~ frpcniinc In moderate demand. steady at rs Cotton
seed u-Iaycool refined firm az 2s. l;osin IN uli""'"
l.r1anI: common steady Is %. Lord Spot In p"f
demand futures demand. prime western spot. du
AZ Wheat poor demand. 80 = rcd "inf'r easy
M - 1oi.d Flour in poor DEMAND = Louis fanrr
winter stoady ~ com Spot n poor d"m"ni fuiuf =
in moderate demand. mixed Western. spot. 1ul a. ~
ord Niny steady o. 9.i Jun" steady ~ ." "l July
steady 90 3D. Hops 81 L0ndn Pacific Coast IN poor
demand steady ~ ffGj Receipts = wheat fr ih" last
week from Atlantic ports 81, qrs. from other sour 49,
qr. Receipts ~ Amc'can com f'r the last ""'"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-01
COUNTRY pRODUCE MARKETS..

New-York April -. 1884,
BEANS AND PEAS Domestic pea beans practically out
OF stock. Medium In light supply and N'm. and marrow
sparngly at the rates quoted. Red kidney steady
Foreign beans moving fairly ana values firm W" quote
Do pea. 81 "5NS2: do white kidney. 81. 40 red kdncy
81 2,0S2 81: SOUP 81 !S2. d. yellow eye. 81 ~
DO lima california. G0-ib. s. 2joS2 20. do foreign
81 2DuS. %, do foreign medium, 81 41qHl o. DO
foreign pea 81 G6QSi g. Green peas bills 81 OF -a$1 To-
do bags. 81 O2'eGI$l %. do Scotch. 81 2"p$i -
BUTrER-Frcsh supplies not very heavy. but
sellers yielded the pressure for lower prices r"
ducton Of y to lc II made al along the line
quote: Creamery. STATE. Pennsylvania Western
tias. per H. l9c do hiss 7N1sc do thirds seconds
do seconds hrsts. l5alIc d. Welsh tubs. selections
l7izc do best lines l64l1c do third, 10 seconds liU
ljisc Western imitation creamery. hrsis liaijc; do
seconds 1N2c Western dairy. hTsts. i3ul4c do thirds
seconds. Onl1izc, Western factory hrsis. NizH12c
do thirds 10 seconds. e'sqllc Old but'cr-Creamcry
CHEESE-Arrvals light to-day. and with
shippers wanting large f cream the mar
20 home trade. ana tho tendency accumulate
has compelled receivers 10 let exporters take further lots
cream, large. choice per H. lHlisc DO fair to prime
9aqlO44c do small choice. 0i. W;04c. do fiig prime
9zg De. do part skins. Herimer and Oswe2o Counties
5W9&.c; DO ChenangOcs 4T1c. full skins 2N3c. Old
ChceseStdc full cream. large. colore fancy 2Hi2,c
white. fancy 1i.gl2c. do fair 10 choice SAN .c
do small. white. 10nl2'.r.
EGGs-Markei extremely DUN and tone weak. stock ar
riyng largely Of unsatisfactory quatv. ana buyers
beginning 10 demand Toss on" Possibly few lots
premium. hut average prime goods are freely offered
lie ana hc bus Il stock here is hard ct
that Southern lower and neglected Duck ana goose
steady. We quote; Jersey, fancy. dDzen
and PENNSYLVANIA. Ni4Tilisc. Western
ioGiic Southern. 9a.Qloc. Duck csss. I712oc. goose
IFRriTS-F REsH-Appics steady. Florida oranges arm
Strawberries larger supply and shade easier. We
quote; Apples Baldwin. bbl sJQs5 80. do russe pF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-01
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

Runao April 20 ca,tic-Hecerts last p hours 2o
icad t"'@ ~, loo head conssaci through 200 head 70
York go head on s,e s Xxx AMI dui and weaker
Tor soek ana hca'y sr n'r s, hanGy s. 30
slh aiI soi1 '! 40 o'' t% n .c@rv IA,
cows i@ @ % o FAR l To p 81 sauaac bulls
as - ITogs Receipts "a hours $500 h' total i2r
" SEQ head consrncd through 80 head YORK.
$ oo head sa" l25o heao, rafar' .nsd 3onD an f
iururs ard heavy. good 70 choice lo"r - Was o.
scca i6 ,. yo re qal 3 EG % 90 y ' @G and
- Z, -na O. ~. nas 81 5na e. go. roughs 8, 5ONS5;
nav nav e. Sboan And Ia,bsD Rec.ips e, y hours
head total for w"k mus far 100 head, ior s'r a
hh9al: To- New York 500 h'ad on sale llooo head;
"irH"1 NrrI wa XIII o, Ie ,c,dv Win ali q1ii: b~st
n'5l sheep ali w.thcrs. 81 mass 90 far to mlxcl los
s.rda,n . goa "h'' 1,I e. 3p$ 8, clipped lamos
80 a. ,av I -Gz f 50 cSmm,n gi 4" lar 81 ga
s. 90 cnls 81 1888. ,,-....
Fast hcry Agrii 30 'nt''e 5"ce,pts lilcr2l M9rke
s. 2cS" 81 % S' MI y >s ~ s ' e fesSr
25ns3 80 Hog Kcceln's ur' Marka loal3c hishcr
fair Workers - i54S5 30. DIES s. %'p$5 20 god
S fa5 supply 5r Ex s,% va" 10: goo s. Sasa 20
iar 81 alsi 10 remm9s9 'prr>i o" cpi@d 1mn' s3
s. 30 spring amn,. Sass ,-.-
2r"" hs@d Ma.h't du'; and weak Sonn.n 40 e. Na
tors 81 %S' % a,cr r Ira i, $ "
cor's. 3o"pO head Market active. t weak Ii"a'y. s.
.1'ci s. i%is5 20. Iisf, S5as5 H. rys 5. .oas5 10
SAocI-R"r'U's NO" had, Market steady f9r sh'cp.
Arr weae f'r iaubs Inferior % choice. 81 "Hst 'o'
lambs =; 2juSi 80 -
= Louis. ApsH 20 -Cau'o-Rocoip's. 9l5 head. Win"
the aa.cs lid show niue; chang" ~ prices m" gen
era market n tho naty" department inclined - be
easier Texas cattle sold about stead. prices hut
h.ir nothing chpic" avnuail" NatiV" steers ~ -
fSi COWS 81 oa<s -. Texas steers. s. lVHN % Hogs
Receipts > i3i h"ll Tn" market opened 'aFirr ''"
-lli lower. while dec in"l moro
While several loads - common lrlt weights
81 srlc today. the majority ~ ol quality. but
contained loads - what could D." considered
good heavy packing butcher grades 0ood heavy.
iu4Si 10 good Hight $5aSj -. mixed. 81 !~aSj -
sheep Receipts l3G heal Market dru Prices unchangc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-01

Market closed quiet and steady ~ 20 points De lin"
compared with saturday closing prices 4lanSieTtl'
MAY 40: total sales. 1890 bales. New DIRK
spot sales to-day and last night: For c'nsum1ton -
Gulf 10 which is l-lGc decline compared with Sai
days close NewYork gross receipts l13 bales "<iorts
Continent lS2 bales Great Britain -" bales rance, -
bales. forwarded. ~ bales: salc- - bales
- bales stock 1855" bales actual Total net port
ceipis to-day 1851 bales thus FAR this week. 1ING bales
Exports to-day: Great Britain. 1884 bales. France -
bales: bales. Consolidated port
ceip,s far this week. ll.7-G bales Exports: Great
britain l2G3 bales France 80 bales Continent lOliO
bales. total. -. i92 bales stock. Glo3s3 bales
5000 bales speculation export 500 bales American
1000 bales receipts bales m!ddling lGi.
opened quiet 2-64l decline closed rarely steady
2Gid 10 3Gid decline. c0niail with Safuriits c,os
ing prices May. .1!b. MayJun 'I.n. Jun"-Jult. aToN
1851; july August. 3G2v. August Sepfenhrr 3' epeu
her October 400. October November i0ls. No "h~r De-
oember. 4U2s. Observation-Disclosures ins NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Gull and Irregular yarns N buyers favor.
COFFEE Speculation was f.aturoess with light
movement and sale, confined who'll, july Auru.' AMI
alizing sales and lower cables There v.r- advccs
from Rio and foreign houses left local n:erat in con-
trol Of the market here Hamburg cable" i.n. plr
lower MAY. - - PTS June ~ - frs July 81 - pigs
August 80 - pigs September. ~ october 10
~ London there was decline u 90 ais which brought
Cleaiances of li"9 hays Brazil coffee England
tho United States wer" reported io-lat. Tho monthly
Amsterdam cable reports stock afoat
East for Europe al 3cf0 bags. and IL" shipments from
Java and the East for the United states 10000 bags
HAVE closed i2ql franc lower MAY 1Ol - francs jun
change Il 2j0 bags April for July made here
difference Of 80 points.
closed dui 10 - points decline Sales
100 bags. follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-01

II 80 81 81. . 49,
10. Gl'1 @Igl7 so

',,' '.' o." '" | -''' -.
head H. .i. i .a,-'r. ir., 90 c. Tor eT. ''
''" 'al a."-.'ei "nI p" 'i~ i" 10" mafl"' opening
vAt 80 "fn' iftf s htHf.r. "ifA tfn 'if+ f, .ifiN
",- i'tan' -Dla ff '% ."uNf i-r 10 r.. ..rlu,r %
tH.lf 81 - 'N f,' 800. 'n. - - 900 50 - ii.." "'
uti' nlHlk ''i'ff 'i.' .i" .'! h.'' slides tl'"
~ '''t i"I IT, 't. 'r. D.. ''', .a,l"- ft'.. 90
sraif ~ ioeu',s lr 30. r.'ul'ri ir.s'"i We .sh.
t l.'. 80 ''N" - ~. ~ '.I
g. S. M,as. rt. v.' 3D., .~nd ou' 'oo quarters "
I.""- Ti" tp'.n $50 90. l'.'n u.mof"r VIM %" 49,
e,p ,atu. f.~ lnr,r I;ra... lnl mo ldlrI.n 'vy
with 10, cat'" onI atoui 100 quar'.re a. i~-t .
..g" 81 = e., i.s 10, H.. :; d.. -, d. Of - H. :,
d., - n.r 81 - ~ i;"G n e., $50. 10 d..
!, s. la- T.~ses. io,' 3d. II, 50. - .io. 1854 T. q
81. Go.l.mit.' - 'hln-o e'c.ts no. n - %.
j d. IlEi 20, 40 - 20. ~ DO. llip ID. - 81 To-
u; i,"'' , co.. m.,ye -' , ~ NJ m
J" 3d. -, H. 80 - 3D. d'. l;l1 H. 1T 81 -. do.
zoo IT, a. - -. u d,. liNl at s. 20 lan.nst'r
(" d.. j. stat" d. ia 10 ~ 50 -. lul 1870 H. At
49,. %t i,D Ih. a.. $40. d1. =" ID. "i s. 49,
"". III" 49, go So ~ ga J." u. "i -. de-. 100
'4nI.i,' I@","rt '"'2,y Si,"rs l2t' N AT s. 80
:, 49, - 10 W :, ~ J." -, ~ H. ~ ft"' ! 40 lV'p
j. 80 - - 49, 1850 H. ~ 50 %" OK -" II. at $: ~.
- i1l 10 IT, =, - ~ ~ '""" G,0t u" No. a. 81 100
= a. : a. 10 H. 81 ~, g". l'2e n, at 50 70
Jidi 80 60, : nnll' 81 10. ar - -
ing Market nominai, gcaiy a. s@oos,5 per head for
p,or o. good COWS cal, - included
'AlN - isr'"ir's :;'s h,ad 2S23 at SIHueh-st 90
ac,lyc at an alvaac Of -. rr 100 n and ali wan,
"nn'r !" eo~ ~, 80 a. ~ .oqN per 100 H. prime
uticnlk calves at s. a7'.a$2 -. few do ST.
''H rl 9 ,,I.,, irm ,, ana g' h,shrr en- - -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-01
WEEKLY EXpORTs.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

y X,
COTTON with decline OF from To points
fell during the day without important raj
lies closed a decline 81 10 points. IhN
June I23p sl3c; Ju!, Ia a. sc, Au
gust 1921 &c total sales. 1880 bales. Liverpool
opened decline futures ~ 2-G4i and closed with
net decline OF 2-G4d 364d English spinners took 5000
bales Manchester is duh and depressed. There was
nothing this side u counterac the
favorable Influences abroad. Prices stand {
the lowest point the year with general speculative
interest trading confined transactions for local
q Tho from Washington does not bring
in the cdy settlement 81 the
tariff question Advices from the South do indicate
reduction in the American spnners
are little The cloths market
unsatisfactory. Receipts AT New Orleans to-
estimated 1900 bales. Isl bales last
weel: year: receipts for week at the
estimated 5000 bales. agains, i2GNN last week
Interior receipts for the Week estimated
at 5000 bales. against 500 last week 4lo% last
Receipts ports today ISL bales. aEaus'
2G7 last week 4742 year. The Bombay halfweeky
movement receipts OF 10000 bales
amount last year Interior show receipts Mem
pitts bales. - last week. III last year,
shirrnents III Louis shipments. l1if bales Nous-
receipts bales against l,i@S last week "Si last
year: shipments Memphis stock shows substantial
gain to-day. New Orleans stock. iI>"t1 bales Calves
ION stock Abs bales Savannah spot market. Lilo
lower A. lie: sales 49, lal.S Norfolk sc iowcr at
&c: sales. bales Baltimore &c lower AZ 1Asc. Other
Southern spot markets unchanged N-w-OleaHs sales.
lCNO balcr. Galveston sales. "s
Opening. and close TODAY AMI closing bios the
night and follow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-01

Milwaukee, tprn 20 .Ipy wheat cncncd $3.50 AMI
,YsD,i $50. flrln!s fair demand.
c"ir'~ rrat c,se "A track Y" Northern co.. ~ >
sprinr Gle. =, hard winter ~ Barley cash quiet
. f1rni"- sie,'v and unchanged oats active
demand: No . Whit" @j12cc ~ 10. 81 a gjc Rye
steady. " i9i~HJoc. 80 . 49, Corn Fair INQUIRY
- 2 2oa3o',c - ?Nc. Grass se"i st"'iy anil nm
changed Flour Domestic patents hl IN wood.
So 50as3 ca. exports duh MIL stunI unchenGel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-01
STOCKS IRREGULAR
SUGAR THE FEATURE.
,uvAy LIST AS a RULE CLOSED
E1GHER-MONEY ON CALL RULED
AT PER CENT.
lOli1

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE Us
eNit' ,,rs OF BONDS AND BANK STOCKS. ,,