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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-04-22
CHIcAGO LIVE STOCK.

chicago, AprlI z.
CATTLE-Receipts, $780, shipments, 500.
AS usual on Saturday, business was left
at prices nominal. Prime to extra ma
tive steers, 440Gl4.60: medium, 400G14 20;
others, 3-75G3.9O; Texans, 3.0Gd3. 40.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 1000;
unchanged; top sheep, 4.25@4.50; top
lambs, 500G5.10.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-04-22
CHICAGO GENERAL MARKET.
Chica 20 Anril u


WHEAT-Opened very quiet, but per-
sistently steady. There were buyers, at
60 as against 597s at the close yesterday.
May held steady and fluctuated within 4
cent range. The California situation was
the chief cause of the firmness; north
western advices reported q backward con-
dition of the seeding. Nothing to speak
of has been done in north Minnesota and
North Dakota, and the weather has been
cold since the middle of March, so that
wheat sown in South Dakota has not yet
come up. Trade was so dull here, how
ever, and so narrow, that the reselling of
a very small amount which had been
bought yesterday, caused a further stam--
pede. The market began to break and
quickly declined and closing prices were
about the lowest of the day.
CORN-Declined.
OATsClosed unchanged.
PROFESSIONALISM weak, but chang
es at the close were not very material.
The estimated receipts for Monday are:
Wheat, 81 cars; corn, $50 cars; oats, 490
cars; hogs, $1,000 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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BONDS AND OILS.

Government bonds, steady; state bonds,
dull.
Petroleum, steady; Pennsylvania oil,
sales none; April option, sales none;
closed, So bid; Lima oil, sales none.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-04-22

He has just come out OF college,,
With his head crammed full of knowledge
So he thinksl So he thinksi
He will surely make a hit,
With his arguments and wit,
So he thinks! So he thinksi
He will argue like sage,
Though but twenty years of age,
So he thinks! So he thinks!
He has come the courts to alter,
In his work he'll never falter,
So he thinks! So he thinks!
But he'll run against a stump,
And receive a great big bump,
So we think! So we think!
He will learn he's sometimes wrong,
And his points not always strong,
So we think So we think!
He will learn. lifes hard and dreary;
That courts don't run by theory,
So we Think So we think
And he'll say: 81 have very oft
Been very green ard very soft"
So we think! So we Think
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ray. Mr.. Hepburn's announcement

way. Mr.. Hepburn's announcement
caused quite a furry.
About one hour was spent in the fur
Their consideration of the diplomatic and
consular bill, and after o'clock, by
special order, the day was devoted to
eulogies on the late Senator Gibson, of
Louisiana.
At the conclusion of the ceremonies,
at 4:45, as a further mark of respect
the House adjourned
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-04-22
KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK.
Kansas Civ ADril q

CATTLE-Receipts, 1900; weak to 1Oc.
lower, closing steady. Texas steers. 2.SO
Obs; beef steers, 3.S504.45; stockers and
feeders. 2.65Q3.85; cows, 2.75@3.50; bulls,
2.706D3.25.
sHEEP-Receipts 100. Market steady,
good, weak and poor.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-04-22
LIVERPOOL QUOTATIONS.

WHEAT-Firm; demand poor: No. l,
California, IS 1dQ5s I'd; red western win
ter As 11dG5s I'D.
ed, IS 10Ad.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-04-22

ENTIRE LIST WAS
BADLY AFFECTED.
Undertone at the Close Was Decided
ly Heavy.

and Miscellaneous Bonds
Only Moderately Active-SaIe of
the American Water COmpany's
Piant-ChicagO General Market
DuII-Ney York Money Market
Live Stock Markets of the West
General News for the Man of Bus
mess.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-04-22
Without paying Tor Il now.
Detroit Free Pre-

Husband during a domestic differ
ence)-I don't know how it is that YOU
have such bad temper! Wife with
whom patience had ceased to be Il vir
rue)-Its because I've kept it too long
far 100 long! No wonder it's bad!-
Grip.
Robbie lin sober mood)-O, mamma, I
wish 1 only had all the money I've
spent for candy. Mamma proudly)-
bank, wouldn't he? Robbie (deliber-
ately)-No, ma'am, I'd buy more candy.
Toronto Mail.
A man here lies who was too wise
COr so he thought to advertise.
He's very dead, as you may see,
But his business is moro dead than he.
Washington Star
Judge-Do you know anything favor
able about the prisoner? WitneSs-|Ie
ran away wild me ouid woman, yer
anner.-Life.
Mother-You have broken your prom
Use to obey your papa, and / shall have
to whip you! Little son-Didn't you
promise to obey papa when you were
married? Mother-Y-e-s. Little Son
Did your mamma whip you when you
broke it?-Good News.
Rose-Couldn't we get up lottery
IOl the DclGul VI OIle DdlSy--'
A lottery? Our minister is so opposed
to lotteries that he has conscientious
scruples about performing the mar
rage service.-Spare Moments.
Never judge a womans cooking by
the cake she takes to a church social.
Texas Siftings.
As long as a woman retains her
maiden name ii is her maiden aim to
change it.-Philadelphia Record.
Were you a bull or a bear?' asked
an acquaintance Of a Spectator.
Neither" he replied; Il was an ass
Tit-Bits.
Applicant for Cook-one thing more,
is your husband fond Of blondes or
brunettes? Mistress (who is fair
Blonde of course. Cook-Then I'll
bleach me hair.-Hallo.
Guest facetiously}-There are Two
spoons in my teacup. What is that a
sign off Hostess Little Son-That's a
sign that somebody else hasn't got any
spoon.-Street & Smiths Good News.
Mother-walter, see that you give
Beatrice the lions share of that ba-
mana Walter-Yes, mamma. Beatrice
Mamma, Walter hasn't given me any.
Walter-Well, that's all right. Lions
don't eat bananas.-Brooklyn Life.
Bridget-D'ye moind tn way thin
Oytalians motions wild their hands an
arrums an heads an bodies whin they
talks? Patrick-Begorra, how Use could
they understand phat aich other be
chatterin' about?-New York Weekly.
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THE COURIER BURNED our.
Serious Blaze in the Hyde d Whit
more Block at Nephi.

Nephi, Utah, April 2i.-LSpecial, Fire
broke out in the Hyde & Whitmore block
at $50 p. M, caused by q lamp explosion
in the Nephi Courier Office. The building
contains a large stock of general mer-
chandiSe, two banks and poStoHice.
The IRE department did excellent work,
and had three streams playing on the
flames within ten minutes from the alarm.
The Courier plant was consumed; no in
surance; other property only partly in
Sured.
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BOSTON Quotations.

bUSIUH, ApIII Il.
Atchison, 1494; Bell Telephone, 1852;
Chicago, Burlington & O., 81; Mex. Cen
trail, 1874; San Diego, SIS.
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San Francisco, April q.
Drafts, sight, 121a; telephone, 17f2; silver
bars, 63G63ls; Mexican dollars, 53Q5315 /:
wheat, firm; December, lis.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-04-22
BRACE UP AND try IT AGAIN.
When you fancy that the world is agains,

When you fancy that the world is against
And all that you try comes to naught.
When your dreams and your hopes turn
to aches,
Never let your chin fall in repining;
Let not your brow show you heart S
Look the world in the face and defy it
Brace up and try it again.
That the world owes you living is adage,
And feeding by ravens is past;
You must either in the ranks be hustling
Or stand idle watching them pass
Don't loiter and say luck is against you;
Just keep playing for place in the push
Brace up and try it again.
All, contentment is wealth, try and heed it,
And each one fortune can own;
The size all depends on your choosing,
For in life we reap as we've soWn.
There's more wealth in a laugh than a
dollar,
There's more health in smile than in
ten
This remember when blue and despond-
Brace up and try it again.
Marshall Kensie Sherwood
Old lady-My friend are you Chris
tian? Beggar-Well, mum, no one has
ever accused me of workin' on Sunday
New York Weekly.
Teacher-What is the feminine of man.
Thomas? Thomas-Woman Teacher
And the feminine of gentleman? Thomas
Unhesitatingly)-Dud
II guess Tommie Toodles must be awful
rich.'
Mamma-Why, dear?
sammie-' Cause he had the worst
dreams Thanksgiving night of any boy
in school.
The King of Portugal has the most
costly crown in the world The gold
and jewels of which it is composed
are valued at S6500,000
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-04-22

Hattie-Charlie confessed to me last
night that he didn't care for society in
the least.
dear, by his calling here so ofte"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-04-22

Mrs. Holdfast-Nrs. Sweetly hasn't any
more idea of economy than a child
What has she doneT'
Bought a Christmas present for her
husband and paid for it with her own
money"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-04-22

New York, April 21.-The publication of
reports outlining the proposed plan OF
reorganization of the New York & New
England Railroad company, not only
caused a selling movement in the stock
particularly affected, but depressed the
entire list With the exception of a
fractional rally shortly after II o'clock,
the tendency of prices was downward
from the opening to the close of bust
ness. The speculation was fairly active
for Saturday, but was principally con-
fined to New England, Chicago Gas and
Sugar, with st. Paul and General Elec-
trio little traded in and the rest of the
list rather neglected. There was brisk
selling of New England at the opening,
the first sale being at decline of q,
and then came an additional loss of Il
covery of IL, with a reaction Of Il, max
ing the loss on the day 10. Reports OF
cutting rates and labor troubles in the
west, helped to depress the market gen
orally, but fluctuations were, as a rule,
confined within narrow limits.
The only shares which compared with
yesterdays figures show a loss of more
ment, rs.
The grangers show a decline of s414
and Missouri Pacific q.
In the final trading, covering of short
contracts caused recovery of about all
the reaction, but the undertone at the
close was heavy.
The railway and miscellaneous bond
day, but was firm in tone until near the
close, when, in sympathy with the short
speculation, prices gave way slightly
the close being about steady.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-04-22
RITLTJON m THE RANK
MINING sTocKs-sAN FRANCISCO.

London, April 21.-The amount of bullion
gone into the Bank of England today is
100000
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Article
SAN FRANCIsCO-GENERAL.

On the produce exchange today the but
ter market was quiet; creamery, 1921 /;
dairy, 1291S; eggs, quiet; 10.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-04-22

The trousers pocket of a Kansas boy
was found to contain a safety pin, six
marbles, top and string, a baseball
and glove and pillow clevis.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-04-22
WATERwoRYs PLANT soLD.

Denver, Col, April 21-The American
Water company's plant and property
were sold at auction today under order
of court by Commissioner Sullivan, for
81, 100000 and the mortgage bonds for
$4,000. The purchasers were committees
of the bondholders, the Central Trust
company and the Farmers Loan and
w. A. Underwood, of New York. Public
protest against the sale was made by
Vice-President Venner. of the American
WaterworkS company, of New Jersey,
who represented Wayne MacVeagh, a
large stockholder.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-04-22
A THOUSAND MIN IN
LINZ At THY CAPITAL.
Workingnen Protest Against the
Wilson Bill.
LATEST REPUBLICAN
TRICK Is A NEAT ONE.
Resolutions and Memorial Presented
to Congress.

The Cause of the Present Stagnatioh
of Trade Falsely Laid Mt the Door
of the Democratic Legislation
HaIIs-A Demand That No Charge
Be Made in Order That the"GoOd
Old Days of 81 and '92 May Be
Again Revived"
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Cash quotations were as follows:
Fl ,OJJR-IGll

Cash quotations were as follows:
WHEAT-spring No. 2, 5s11ss;; No. 3 spring,
52053; No. 2 red, 591s.
CORN-No. 2, 35s.
oATs-No. 2, 325s; No 2 white, $3.50
3544 No 8 white, 3412QS4as.
BARLEY-No. 2. nominal; No. 3. 54q57;
No. 4, 48G54.
FLAX SEEDING. I, 1.20.
TIMOTHY-Prime seed, -4.25G430.
MESS PORK-Per barrel, L. 6G612. 6212.
LARD-Per 100 pounds, 7.70Q7. 7212.
SHORT RIBS-Sides Qoose), 6.621aq6. f712.
SHOULDERS-Dry sailed Cboxed), 6.00@
SIS; short clear sides (boXed), G.S71a.
WHISKY-Distillers' finished goods per
gallon, LIS.
sUGAR-Raw, quiet and easy; fair REIN
ing, 27-16: centrifugal 96-test. rs; sales
none. Refined dull; No. 6. 1908 1915; No.
T. 3 9-16QS7; No; s, $3EQS d-16; No. 9, 7,16;
No u, $Ags 71l6; NJ y; 8hgS 5-l6 10
~; standard A, 3 5-16q41s;; confectioners'
a, 8 5-16@49s; cut loaf, 4 1855; crushed,
1866; powdered, 5-16941A; granulated,
1-16G414; cubes, 4 5-16Q412.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-04-22
TICKLERS.
-ou think she is beautiful ?"

You LINK she Is DedutlIu!
81 do
But her nose turns up
"All the easier to get to her lips"
Professor of Chemistry-Gentlemen, I
hold in my hand a phial of soda. What
chemical shall 1 combine with it to pro-
duce a valuable article of commerce?
Goodsy (walking up)-Brandy.-Tid-
Bits.
In the spring a young mans fancy
Lightly turns to thoughts of how
He can get the suit he's after,
without paying for it now.
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Old lady-My friend, are you a Chris
tian? Beggar-Well, mum, no one has
ever accused me of worllin' on Sunday.
New York Weekly.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-04-22

Teacher-Wbat is the feminine of man.
Thomas? Thomas-Woman Teacher
And the feminine of gentleman? Thomas
unhesitatingly)-Dud
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A LAW GRADUATE.

He has just come out of college,
With his head crammed full of knowledge
So he thinks! So he thinksi
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-04-22

The King of Portugal has the most
costly crown in the world The gold
and jewels of which it is composed
are valued at S6,500,00O.
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The Giibert's Success.

The negotiations which have been on
fcot to engage Yvette Gilbert at the
Empire theatre for 200 weekly, have
collapsed. Nile. Gilbert and Miss Loie
Fuller are now seeking for a theatre
in London in which to open on their
own account
Princess Christian opened the chill
drens salon at home at the West
minister town hall this afternoon (21st)
The childrens salon was founded by
Alr. ]. c. Wood and other gentlemen
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-04-22

rich"
Mamma-Why, dear?
Sammie-Cause he had the worst
dreams Thanksgiving night of any boy
in school.
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Husband during a domestic differ
ence)-I don't know how it is that You
have such a bad temper! Wife with
whom patience had ceased to be a vir-
uue)-Its because I've kept it too long
far 100 long! No wonder it's bad!-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-04-22

He will learn he's sometimes wrong
And his points not always strong,
So we think So we Think
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A man here lies who was too wise
cor so he thought to advertise.
He's very dead, as you may see,
But his business is moro dead than he
Washington Star
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-16

do clover mixed 4JH5Oc: straw. long rye, "'F'0 -" '
i5c. do short rye. 400.
POI'LTRY-ALTVE-Th two cars IA io,day soi
promptlv at nrmer prices for fowls. chlcN'ilS "'t
Turkeys dun unless they run lhstS, nar H.
Ducks steady Geese dragging. We quote; F"wlS -
9G9izc chickens. Sic old roosters io1e0c:
ducks local per pair. 1jcHSl do Wes''d ~ N
geese per pair S1G> 81 pigeons per par wv and r,ar
kct generally Chickens and fowls az ., fr,,,er
Turkeys unchanged buyers drifting Oh .h 800 ~er
stock quote. for fresh killed. Tnrteys ~
~ lOGl1c: heavy toms. 1faSc: chickens ~ III -.
1lgI5c. chickens Jersey. i0u ~: do Nes'' -. n,
fowls Western. prime HtNlosr; chcsS ~: ms: capons
Western 1913. do Philadelphia. ~. l"r: Y.
dozen s? 2jqS3 % W" quote for frozen X,
9IIic: chickens and fowls. ~ l. - l"'' u"'''' " ~
l0ai2c: goose. No J. "rl"c. .,o,I,
GAME-snpe and fiovor In light supply ana so'@a as
t,, No safisf,corv oe, f0r poor old hirds. We III,
Engish snpc. fr"sh per dozen. ,'!Si rI snipe
pover. 81 5oa$l -; grass plov'r' Si'F' 49,
25a:Dc ..,os fl,
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES Foreign Po'a,3f' nm m
, sr,,iv h., reli steady Domestic dun ana W.
changed onions quiet Norfolk spinach lr ic..ure
kalo over plenty ard offered very low ~ A. am.
profitable price SirnT hoans easier Dew ,,ro.Iv Do
fancy large. ripe ana sound. but rec'lp'S Na,1c
fective Asparagus steady W. quit ~ ~, is-s.v
81 75GS. ~. do Sta'. uer hhl - |'Sl - nc a. ~
ner nj 81 250sI -: u, British Warnuif g.:
to- nov R.~nul, S5GS5 30 80 Na,ana S.hS' ~ .:,,,h
POTATOES Nineland hhl 81 71u> %. 40 .1ls," IL,
rod 81 37aSI 81: do yellow. 81 "ja> - ~ ,o9
ida rer thl-crate. 7icnSl Turnir4 "hItr PEI - III
200. DO Russia. d0HIic. Squash l"l- a., Itl,ri,
soGSo - Lettuce BOSTON per dlz"n. '"I' 90
nor basket, SlGS2 20: 10 charleston. r,r lssNet &c
Il - string beans Fprida rcr crate S2aiSi Slu'Sn,
Southern per crate. 81 25aS1 - Egspianit. ~
F IarS Is" Se car-er 2. c 80 4, Key west crate
81 25MS2 per carrier. seas pfra. Ha.aua per HI
81 75Gs2 Peppers 81 iols? Kali" N"iioiN ~" i- is.
fan fterl -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-16
THE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore March Flour dull unsn red spot and
March 5G a6,c: MAY GltGGllsc; July; ~ sc c51,SIc
stea rncr No /, red Sc bid: milling by slIhl ,iyed
STOCK !57 ia bush sales s. ono bush Gorn eer Nav
SPOT, lis.Tllsc: March ii5sG4i7sc Aps 49, sar,
~ li2'sc steamer mixed Ale bid southern G os S
fe i9.4iic; DO On grade asa 3Hac oats urn ~, ~"
white Western. 3Sis@3oc: No mixed %, ~ s bush
=, n79 bush Rye steady; No > DC; tt2,H (,,In
iiay steady. good choice timothy sl1 %
frcigh,s Iuioi Unchanged Cotton steadN' hiua.i,fs
~ Eggs steady. l4a1Hsc Other articles utca ,d
osfon March i5-Flour dull and only ialry sI,9'ns.
corn quiet steady. oats quiet but urn i i,,
nui. Provisions meats lover ne'l "iI' u,'
seady lard dun: hams steady Butter stea9y tor O ~
Cheese firm. Eggs quiet. large rncclpte, 'P's ~
the week-Flo - 40 hbls and 21VW sachs' corn
5000 bush. oats 3,.dsj bush. shorts -" t''S'
t7.mbushXG =, ai...7 :, 7322naz ETAOTN SHRDL DLCC
Buffalo March I3.-SprnG whoat-No ! hard op"n"d
weak: sales 900 bush 7Oc later. 1000 bush NJ "
closing ; cars at 10.c: 40 Northern quiet sales '"p
bush nj csa. 1880 closing GO asked Winter wheat du
car No . rcd sold Gle: No / white. 80 asked corn
dun unsettled No yellow local billed. i0isc; ~ :
com 39ieQ lOc: No corn. 1D p3gis no com 3s'sH
AZ ,c closing li,c bid iliac asked oats nm; hGt re-
No > white sc. No 3 white %i'gc; j cars 10 :
miyci 35G35i-c Barley firm unchanged Rye nominal
Flour dull weak. best patent spring. 50 'aS3 ~ M
straight winter S3N$3 TO- 81 90uS3 MIL feed hr
unchanged. 49, . -- ...., 80. =,
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EXPORTS TODAY.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

York March j.. l>"i
COTTON-The market closed at net advance - 70
II points opened to points higher man ~ 90
last night May selling AZ 7+GuI41 at the call sou s
high as 7.49 low as AZ closing ~ au9u, VI W.
highest prices Cf The dAV Liverpool futures thI 80,
higher for the day. and this was perhaps me c'ei
feature Liverpool. together win tht san
o IL COO bales Of cotton. was quite si'pl''
thought that there W"u'i ne
cline there in sympathy with drop ot YESTERDAY IL -
Supposed spinners have little surplus S'o,h t."
hand and akings Of spot cotton Ii"H udH
day closely approximate their daiN reiutetl
The cotton movement TO be lG'ir h"aFN. a.
shown by comparisons with previous years. ana, u II
helped by the very rates made from N" MistisHP
Valley from Texas Europe and 20 Eastern iI's
For instance present rate from Memphis IN 'un Is
said he per 100 h, against 3Oc per loo ID aS ya
IL Is thought good deal Of cotton IS being SEM
Houston and take advantage NJ
very ruling The receipts az New
tomorrow estimated at 100 20 . V"H 'aits
against week and lll9 bales as' N,ii
Receipts Galveston. Isl bales. against ~ ntie tS'
week bales last year. New-OTleais $50 nal,s
against 900 week and 1ti haies ias' yras
Interior movement follows: Memphis 81 baIe'
against 3l6 bales $40 bales last year Augusta
800 bales against 273 bales last week ~ bales las eI
ST Louis 900 bales against 35 bales last Weh 't' Odl
last year. Cincinnati 1851 bales against 419 as "vh
2S2 last year Houston ,'6 bales. against 1Vl" bar' last
week 500 bales last 80 -.
and close to-day. anu Cl"sHS "'S tue
nj ght md as Vear follow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-16
psning range and close to-day and closing bids the
y, 81, - lie. ,ear foiloN.

Marke, closed firm Transferable notices 40. I9tal
sales g3 200 bales New-York spot sales TO-DAY anu as
night For consumption 2i bales; total al bales si'
market quiet: mid1ng uplands. Iizc m'ddiie Gun
INC which unchanged compared with YESTERDAY coSe
Nev-York net receipts bales 1872 bales exports
c6 500 bales port receipts today, '3o bales
thus week j6 sO2 bales Exports to-day Great
bales. Continent, II, lIO bales onSil-
dated net port receipts this week. % iu2 IA
Exports: Great Britain % Nj bales France ltll I~
Continent bales total j2.SG bales. stock $500
bales. Liverpool cables-Sp0 cotton hrner sales l-"J
bales speculation and export 1909 bales American TO-
ordinary 3 il16: good ordinary. Is. low middlng 4
middling. good mddling. a.; middlng fair. 'l6
partially l6iQ advance, closed
Quiet and st. "A 2-G4d. advance.
COFFEE-Tne market ) TO II points lower ~ the
opening exception Of December delivery. which
was unchanged Later. very moderate business,
there was rally with final figures shade below
brazil has nducement for speculation for the
being and speculation Is expected 20 be confined 10
special RIO adNices m
dieting that Is likely Influence the cohec
movement London quotations. 81 lower for March ana
April. WI 1Gs MAY unchanged AZ 1+s 30 Ham
April ~ pigs: NAV. SlOO PIGS Rio market Guit AZ
nominal quotations Exchange declined 20 PC Receipts
n bags stock o2G 900 bags Santos hfm al nominal
quote tons receipts 1900 bags: stock 1900" bags C"a.ei
from Rio Priscilla with 600 bags 'learances Tor
New-York from Hamburg included steamships Geleft
Russia bags. The IIavr" market showed = franc
decline transactions OF ~ 900 bags Included IN oar
sales to-day 80 bags May fr July exchanged at
difference Of ~ points
Contracts closed dull but steady partial decline o.
points Sales $500 bags follows: