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The Opelousas courier., 1894-11-10

Don't fail to give Clements & Healey
q call when you need anything in the
line Of dry goods, groceries or shoes.
The Opelousas courier., 1894-11-10

Needers-"What's O bon mot z" Slow
its-"Something you always think of
after it's too late to say it.n-Chicago
Record.
The Opelousas courier., 1894-11-10

Ii You have to make final proof for
your homestead, call on Maj. B. Bloom
field, United States Commissioner.
The Opelousas courier., 1894-11-10

DR.. Iri0p's office hours are from 10 a..
m. to / D. m. and from 8 p. m. to 6 p. NJ.
On Saturdays, from 8 a. N. to 6 p. m.
The Opelousas courier., 1894-11-10

Jos. Bloch's ia the place to leave your
small change and get some OF his great
bargains.
The Opelousas courier., 1894-11-10

Fjrpbere Bros. keep everything In
staple and fancy dry goods.
The Opelousas courier., 1894-11-10

The burning Of the car containing
the engine for the Oil Mill at the fire
at the railroad depot recently has delay
ed the beginning of operations by the
oil mill, bnt in the meantime everything
has been put in readiness, to start work
Immediately on the arrival Of the engine
to replace the one that was destroyed,
and it is expected that the crushing of
seed will begin before the end of the
month. The Co. has a large quantity of
seed on hand and is constantly adding
to the supply,
The Opelousas courier., 1894-11-10

Best quality Of Pittsburg and Alaba-
ma coal delivered ut any point in the
corporation at lowest rates by j. b. San
DIR
The Opelousas courier., 1894-11-10

Drugs, medicines, chemicals. patent
medicines, fine cigars, tooth brushes,
combs, &C., at Bailey's drugstore.
The Opelousas courier., 1894-11-10

Wanted-A smart boy from 10 to Is
years of age to attend to stock and do
yard work. Apply at this Office.
The Opelousas courier., 1894-11-10

After Nov. 1st, Lorraine Chapter No.
Z. Order of Eastern Star, will meet at
7.a0 n. m. PAULINE r. ISAAC, Sec.
The Opelousas courier., 1894-11-10
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that Carville Gonor is
applying for a pardon.
Opelousas, La, Nov. 10, 1894. I'm
The Opelousas courier., 1894-11-10

Cotton seed is selling for only $500
per ton. 1t seems to us that it would
be more profitable for the farmers to
use it as a fertilizer than to sell it for
that price. We understand the st.
Landry Cotton Oil Co. has already
bought about G000 tons and has a pros
pect OF running its machinery for
twelve consecutive months with the
supply it has accumulated and is still
accumufatinp.
The Opelousas courier., 1894-11-10

The Hardware Store
Has no other but Pittsburg Coal.
Give MS a call,
The Opelousas courier., 1894-11-10

The less a man knows about any
given subject the more apt he is to have
q rock-rooted opinion. = Milwaukee
Journal.
The Opelousas courier., 1894-11-10

Chickens always on hand at Branch
Store of J. X. SandoZ & Bro.
The Opelousas courier., 1894-11-10

Get your machinery fittings at j..
Meyers e. Co. q
The Opelousas courier., 1894-11-10

The latest styles in Stetson Hats at
Firnberg Bros.
The Opelousas courier., 1894-11-10

Buy your Horse and Mule Jewelry at
Hackl's Hardware Store.
The Opelousas courier., 1894-11-10

Shoes-all styles, grades and prices at
Clements s. Healey.
The Opelousas courier., 1894-11-10

Mail orders promptly attended to by
Firnberg Bros.
The Opelousas courier., 1894-11-10

A NEW sewing machine can be had
CHEAP by applying at once at this Office.
The Opelousas courier., 1894-11-10

Market price paid for cotton seed at
Crawford g. Hopkins lumber yard.
The Opelousas courier., 1894-11-10

No. / Of Vol. / of the Rayne Tribune,
a neat Z column paper, all home print,
lies on our table. W. L. May is mana
ging editor and its sparkling columns
are filed with interesting matter. The
paper is Democratic aud starts out with
a fine advertising patronage. We X
with pleasure.
The Opelousas courier., 1894-11-10

Prescriptions filled ut all hours at
Baiiey's drugstore.
The Opelousas courier., 1894-11-10

We have q fine lot of roosters for sale
-or lease until 1896.
The Opelousas courier., 1894-11-10

IL you need ii cisteru, give your order
to Crawford g. Hopkins, Opelousas.
The Opelousas courier., 1894-11-10

n will pap you to visit Firnberg Bros.
The Opelousas courier., 1894-11-10

The State sends Il solid Democratic
delegation to Congress. The Republi-
cans, however, will contest the seats of
Meyer, Buck and Price, the members
elected from the LIST. Sd and Sd districts.
Ogden, in the 4th, Boatner, in the 5th,
and Robertson. in the 9th, are so far
ahead of their Populist opponents that
no talk OF contesting their seats is
heard.
The Opelousas courier., 1894-11-10
w. c. T q.

President, Miss Stella Truman.
V.-Pres. and TT. Mrs. r. r. Settoon.
Rec. Secretary, Mrs. s. T. Crawford.
Cor. Miss Florence Truman.
PLEDGE.
| hereby solemnly promise, God help
ing me, to abstain from all alcoholic H.
quOrs as a beverage. including beer,
wine and cider, and that | will employ
all proper means to discourage the use
of and traffic in the same.
All active members of the w. C. T. u,
are earnestly requested to meet at four
O'Clock, promptly, next Tuesday ever
ing, at the Public School building.
There is very important business to
be attended to, SO please be present.
The Opelousas courier., 1894-11-10
NOTICE

NoIICE
OFFICE ST. LANDRY HoMEsT'D & LOAN
Opelousas, Sept. 16, 1894.
This Association has opened a new Series
*" The great advantages already reaped by
the shareholders and the public should induce
many to avail themselves of the present oppor-
tunity TO become members. The LAYING aside
OF an insignificant sum weekly will secure you
a good home: Shares to be applied for at the
office in Bank Building. up stairs. Weekly pay
ments are only twenty-five cents per share.
l.. d. ESTILETTE,
sept. ~, 1894. President.
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TWO DOLLARS A YEAR IN ADVANCE.
S1.OO for Six Months.
o

sATI1RDAY, =: NOVEMBER 10, 1894
The Opelousas courier., 1894-11-10
FIRE
At 1925 per Cord, Delivered.
OAK CHM AND uICKnpN
OAK, GUM AND HICKORY.

atelyt, viii delivrr good tire-WooI at - Ok = c 1Sri
in quantities to suit, if ordered without delay.
Orders left at this office viii have prompt at
%tention.. Now is the opportunity to get your
supply Tor the winter. iOct27
The Opelousas courier., 1894-11-10

Pay your subscription.
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~pt|ousas Fourier.

PUBLISHED ON SATURDAY by
JEONCE & L. A. SANDOZ.
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NOV Is the time to subscribe.
The Opelousas courier., 1894-11-10
DUBLlC SALE.

Oct. 20, 1884,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-13
TILE TRADE IL CHICAGO.

Chicago June i2 ,SpcciaD.-A,hough the talent was
bearlsh on to-day and sold &: 70 man. prices
opened advance OF uushcl and held almost
all until July opened 6's. held between 'la
and con and closed Gli. cents sellers. Gables were
strong but dry weather talk the factor. u came
from the Northwest and from ;he Southwest. Rea'n.
Bloom Linn nigh rollers sod. Iarirdge was
stu at work covering. The worlds visible supply de-
creased almost bushels C!earauces made 'ota!
OF about But he Cry weather counted fr
most. There hear news. tut IT was ignored Battle
shipments large making total European supplies i"r
the week almost 100000 bushels. Tie Michigan and
Kentucky reports made the condition Of wheat high ont
side markets were fully strong Chicag.
opered advance o.. cent an! clos % a. about
where II opened. July opened a. +l~s. ID between ~
and ila. o closed 4lAs cents Receipts were 40
cars the estimates Wcdnesday cables higher
demand on top very done Monday. Char
ters here 2iTVO Dry weather 'nik tullei
not hurting the but beaus~ % It's using
No the pasturage. Oats acted all the other grain
kets did higher and held most - IT. advance
Jul, opened 39 sold b"fwe'n 3A- and 3ss and closed
a, asH cents september touched sCi4 sed 30 cents
Irouih ak was factor here Samples up
cent Charters made FOR 5000 bushels
The partial Il the coal strike advanced
visions SHARPLY Pork moved 30 cents barrel. ard
10 cents hundred ribs. - cents hundred Tn" close
wa. at the top There only 10 900 the estimate
FOR Wednesday 1900 Prices were 20 10 cents
higher.
e2ik Put. July corn ION cents calls S2N cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-13

Buffalo June I2Catte-Receipts last - hours i ,In
head week thus far 10 $50 head F s1 beed '" 10
New York. $50 head on sale 90 heaa nd With ii"
seady ne very s 9sS 6s fair si ssas3 2
HossKeccps ast = hours 800 nead, 0v sek ko 10 In1
ms ag co,sSned through 900 head NewYork. i5oo
head sai. go heal market opensa 49, anu x,,
Ali si pigs and Aght 81 %: good weight Workers 40
gS5 MIXED miiuna and packer 70 ga sO stays
as - sheep AMI lambs Receipts last - hours Zi41
none to New YORK: on sale 5000 head; market openS
was done up 20 give quotations; market closed
extremely dull with bulk Of offerings unsold sales OF
choice ixed sheep 81 1888 light good yearlinss
fair sheep So ,as8 clrs slps2; light to good shipping
T'non stock Yards. chicago June 2.-Cattle-Recepts
300 bead Market s"aty comm2n &c extra avs s'e sna
81 I3as5 sto:kers ana :eed s5 E 2> E
1900 head Market stron3 Heavy 81 1885 go c9mn sn
70 CHOICE nxei s. Goa't ~ ce2'e ass9r'e III II 600
head Market weaN Inferior 70 cnoicc' s20a>' 10
ST. Louis June i2-Cattle-Recelpts 4.i3s head Offer
ngs Of natives ranged from medium to soa ana tne
shade easier Caitle moved slowly me hette,
shade easter and e9mmon loql'e lover Nsys aT
R"oeipts 1917 head The MARI Wa acuXe AM an
strong with prices average fully Toe higher fAcse CO
gh sofa at 81 7oas4 50; fair medium light. 81 so
- 81: pigs All common light az 81 2ytsi -. Sneep
mixei s3a$3 -: lambs. s2as3 90 .,, c..,
Ea i.sTTy , Jgn lover pamo :. s y god 81 %
as, 90. good butchers. - i0gsi 70: regyh fat - 20
50 20 good Eat COWS and hefers y 31S5 % hogsis -
philadelphia s's5qst 90 best Yorker st s92 ~
good heavy sows SASS % s,ags ard rough g 25g
80 - shecpsupry has pecn heavy, win prices 22e 70
Sonr Er,.a s. 5oas3 60: good s3as3 %; fair 50 100
g 90 common 5ocqSi yesrling, 81 loa$ 'o a mos
calves g. aiTs2 Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-13

3 3 SS'''rE calves '' lD at So Sa '' do ls' b. at
c. Dnlenback: veals l4e 10 at So; culs 1877 10 az
49, III bgttermk calves. les 70. at 81 90 .-
n, NJ 81 80: - buttcrr1llk calves l6l H. at - TO-
! T. Nelson. ~ veals- i33 10. at 81 TO-
sheep and Lambs-Recepts. 30 cars. Is2s6 head; .
cars for and o. for the market max
slow feeling steady for good lambs; sheep ana COM
mon lambs were. IL anything rlfe lower y cars were
likely 10 be carried rather light supply - re,
norted for Wednesday Common good sheep sold az
s2 0fss Is per ib ordinary choice lambs at sSQ
e. 3Ti, cus g. 50 dressed mutton slow at Cu1sc;
dressed lambs quiet 7a9c.
Saes-Newton Co: $50 virginia laInos o. I'd q, aVrsase
AT 81 per 100 ID: 2iO do 81 10 at 50 %3o do 90 10 AZ
Collins: $50 Virginia lambs 81 ~ at 81 l3a do
Kentucky sheep and lambs mixed = p a! g so I2s
Ohio sheep 90 n at 90 5o 23e do - 10 at So 1o 24'
3D. 70 NJ So 80; 2oe do. 90 io a; So SI: "a ~ =,
d. Mcpherson & CO.: POS virginia lambs co TO- e, ~
DO 81 ~ at So -: Kentucky do. 90 D. a. $ Io ~
DO c. ~ at 81 IS. 23 do. G2 n, al ~: u kentucs
sheen los 10 at So 10 d. - ~ at - 49, 80 virginia
do Is n. So s7is 81 do u H. at ~ 90 -, ., a. 80:
25 do 90 10 at 81 ~; l04 Kentucky sneep loi TO- ~
s. 80. 27s do part lsmhs) CO 10 at 81 ST. q,
u Harrington: oGT Kentucky lambs W 10 a, -.
Hume & Mullen 900 Kentucky lambs % TO- Oh p'N"'s
U0eis-Rece,pts 20 cars or 1850 head-i2 cars a., a.
For,ieth :. and at Jersey CITY MarKe, s,tauy,
win repe1 sales at 81 1905 30 100 10 for nsa ny
and medium hogs Light hogs would BRING 50 iOuso o.
on,r, dressod unchanged 5sdSc for extreme "esn
Sales.--future Mullen: p state moss 70 No. n
ner 100 no 10 1917 10. at 81 30. II do 2l9 TO- AZ e. o.
Uaenfeck g. Hollis: Is state hogs ~ TO- az o &c ~, "
do 900 ~ at S. %; DO 1871 ~ at % 20 DO rs 10
W Lamb: 2G hogs. 100 n. at s. 81 " 90
2i5 10 al s. -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-13
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. June l.. lN'f
COTTON-sarting with advance o. from 10 :?
points. August selling the call at I0g ~ ~
III at the close yesterday sod 10 ~ wich - w
higher, point of to-day and dropped OF during tnS
forenoon us ruled steady during ne attetho.h w"
moderate nucunfion dosing 11IaIls Win me tone
quiet Total sales Tor the day werr ~ wv ga
advance the DAY was - points. l.NerP,ntl
advanced for the day about 3Gi1 In sympntny> win
the Improvement here and EIisons estnh'' 81 V'.
sumption Word came from Liverpool that me monsoon,
had broken fayorably In India. thus assuring " 49,
rainfall throughout leading TO me ahtlci-
nation ~ .arcr orders cotton goods from India one
cablegsam stated that India was sending .ais" ~
rain has fallen IN certain pairs ~
Texas hu. In sections Il the cotton net ram y
said mucn needed This is true rspechly ui ,hs
concerning crop conditions from tho southwest oa.
traders especially the shorts. watching very CLOS
weather conditions and III" mnrk"' mas frso.'"' l,s't
into a waiting ore with the weather the dominating
waiting further Indications from m" cotton belt II
Is thought that q copious rain In sections "h'Ir l"h
needed will "a dccl.n" ~ prices l''HN ll''H
Tie dr, goods district not Tenssurlng zoe - N''f
.lu In all quarters and The supply - PRINT coins
Increasing u this has bad 'n"ei ~ "" spy'
cotton market and Indirectly a1.is contracts receipts
A. me f.fts DAY about BOO bales AGAINST Al3
La..s last week i5:s bales last year h"' pts at
Houston al bales against JOS rars .,s VII -, 49,
l,l,s y.ar Receipts Memphis I'D bales, against
"a bai.s last week II bales last year. Nj Eilis'n
- fur Iean consumption anu SOCKS juno J. ~ 1
fovs ,onsumptian III 90 bales Including HoVp Tales
f;ro.f Erifan and Of bales Continent Spnn"rs si"'N
20 90 bales Including i0G 90 bales Great ftaln '"Vp
49, ,nf,ner, against ~, bales In 1888 Including
IN. 90 bale. Crea; Britain and $4,000 bales continent
r,or-.,, the Government viii issu" The usuaI WerNy
lrf, bulletin which is 0oked forward - with unusual
= rather contradictory hhtui" OF
G,ening fange ana cios~ ,oday and closing bids the
Mott arf laafN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-13
EL.RnPEAN PRODI,CE MARKETS.

Liverpool June IL 3.45 m.-neef In poor demnn
extra India duh TTs "a. prime duh $50
I'd Pork in poor demand prime mes Western. fine dull
67s Cd liur1. duh 5Is o. Hams In moderate
demand. short cut about II - 10 H. firm at AS ~.
moderate demand: Cumberland cut. about % -
m steady BIS short Ilb about - 10 steady 3s
long clear mdcs about - n steady. At 32s: long
clear middle about IS 10. steady. AZ Sis.
Shoulders about T. - No. steady. et Dos Cheese IN
a. de ate demand American finest white and copred.
ehsy "A, as Talow poor demand. prime city steady at
24s Cd Spirits Of upenune In moderate demand. nomi-
nal Cltonseed oil. Liverpool rehned. steady at 2lt.
Rosn In fair demand; common steady at rs 81. Lard
Spot IN poor demand futures In demand prime West
efn spot dull a 35s 81 Wheat In fair demand No red
winter - 3D. Flour in fair demand. 81 Louis
fancy winter steady at IS "a CornSpot and futures In
fair demand mixed Western spot firm AT IS sad. Jun"
steady 81 SID; July steady 81 Sd August steady
AT 3s SID. II rs London-Iaclhc Coast moderate
demard. firm at is l5sQfi %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-13
the STATE or TRIDE.

f;ai,ir,ore June ie-Four dull unchanged sales ooo
July GiieGGis.c. August 2sQo2'sc Septembers tSe.g
g.. No rod 57i2aj7sc. stock o2i 'V bu.A
sales bush. milling wheat by saHp.e: oigoIs
Corn duh and Arm mixed spot and June, 4oc sskso
uly 454c bid mixed. 43c bid. southern corn oy
sample 47i,G4Si,c. DO grade 4Ssc; stock l"io3<
hush. sales 400 bush. Oats hrm: No white western
;gc asked No mixed 10. iGa41c. stock. 80 nusn'
rye dull NJ , 55NJ6c: stock, $500 bush liay qIleI
unchanged freight quiet unc hanged Bst''r lIin,
creamery fancy lS1l3c. ldde focory ltt4loo' store
packed lOal3c. Coffee steady; No l. l5|alVc.
Boston June i2-Flour firm. Corn quiet oats qIiet,
hu, nrm Shor's steady Provisions steady lgt'r ntu
an! quiet Western. Il .rlszc dares ibf &C. LESS s
quiet Northern 9nri.c; Western ep'c Esss "'i'
but quiet. - ,,u.
Buffalo June 2sprng wheat better inqnTy ~. ' bnss
firm sales IL cars No hard. tsns9Hovc' go, ou..
do 6gc spot. $4,000 bush No hard. "s'ST 30,
"a / hard c / Z GTTsc. 40 ! Northern Nssc. WHIT
wheat unsettled No red weak: offered al olc on
10 white 63iac: bush No extra "hl,e 500
Zoe store corn opened steady; closed nrnl az OUTSIDE
bush 10 . corn 45igg ij.c: $500 bush 10 S'In' -
49, IN s,ore. Il cars 80 yellow. i02c, 90 sc;
cars 30 yellow. 46d46'9c. cars No : corn -.
a. &c N track oats generally easier owing u fNI3
G,m,-i. sales cars No white. - "a - carr no
. White 4Tis4i7s.c. No white. +o'2H &c, Oaa
No . rrlxei 80 track. NJ white IN store 80 -
white 47i-c asked iull, No : "o' as.ee, rLL.'
higher: b., patent spring. SiaS4 o. bakers suaskh
"a asa ~, hest family winter. - 'pRN w. s'@ssns
,sinfar 50 OGS3 -. rye -four. 81 "Dq<3 10 NH ~.
arm. ler,and light unchanged Canal ire'sn's steady'
wheat Be- corn. 2'.c 20 Ne"-i'tN. -
chicago June i2-The leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-13

81 37Gs Co. New-Orleans per Dbl sack 81 'oaSl 10
asparagus Ter dozen lunches siGSl So 1eets tS
lunches 81 1895. chthages Norfolk per bbl -
Do Bait more 81 % cucumbers. Charleson per rn,s
.5cH$l 81 d. savannah. basket 3cmSl 40 per
Island. bag 81 5OGs 10 do Jersey. per Dasket ~
81 -. 90 Maryland and Eastern shore per !. npl s
81 25GS 10 per bush basket 'jcN$i s,f,aE. D az
per basket. 15cQS 90 tomatoes per carrier sl"%- Isl
plants. Dbl AqS6; squash. Florida. marrow per 'o
crate s2ls2 -. ,,.,t
suNDRIEs-Pcanus quiet &c Tor haH Nd sc
fancy. No / Spanish. sheed. Sac virginia 40
eeswax steady DC for best Southern feW 9 a. 90
arriving Tor which demand is quiet AZ ~ "7i 80
for saqthern 80 50qs2 . fr northern and canada Of
MILK AND CREAM.-The daily average f"Crlp.ss. ,a
milk ana the different railroad dlsrlpn''
points in and the city Tor the week nave uceI al
follows: Erie. 49, cans of milk 20 cans 81 o., 81
milk ana 2G5 u Susquehanna lH"z 'ah- ".
milk. of condensed milk and - cans 81 crea
I.ackawanna. Of milk and - cans OF cr'll
NcwYork Central AMI Harlem. 2.25 cans OF milk ~
II condensed milk and % cans of cream Ne" OF
and Northern 90 ~ milk. New-tlaNen ana INT
ford So 81 milk ontario and western -o't 'dls
milk 49, OK West Shofr lSl' aus
milk g. condensed milk and - cans OF cram
New-Jersev Central. 800 ~ milk ana ~ cans %,
hy miscellaneous short routes Iva 'ltS VI.
milk and cans Of cream. The total daily supply has
been 20 7G milk 49, ~ Condensed mIS anu
Cii cans cream The demand has been good ana the
price paid Tor the surplus on the PA mas
81 10 a Of forty quarts The MIX fNchn"sc
price remains 81 OF or ~ cents quart net u
line. 81 frue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-13
and the principles upon which II shall be governed
the rnllnicrnl nr0Ilnnl Is salNaI

and the principles upon which IT shall be governed,
the municipal problem Is solved.
NO ROOM FOR SOCIALISM OR ANARCHY.
1t is with imported errors and practices which are
foreign to our freedom and allen 10 our institutions
thai we find 1t most difficult TO deal. Socialism, and
Anarchy have no proper place in this country, ana
are not found among those born within our borders
or who. though coming u US from abroad, nave
come to accept our welcome and enjoy our cluIth-
ship under our Constitution and laws. The inslltd-
tons under which live. ana which are stronger
after the strain Of a century. develop and educate
a citizenship which requires neither armed reg
police forces To suppress iS RIOS, or ltS
organized assaults upon life and property. upon
law and order Bloody lessons and costly experience
have taught the necessity for more rigld supervision
of immigration and more careful scrutiny oi those
who would assume the responsibilities and enjoy the
priceless blessings Of our equal rights " the com
peti:ive conditions Of the country demand hlSher
standard. the quality Of the immigrants deicrioTitrs
and the dignity and safety of the aborer ~" peace
Of The community and the moral ana physical n,tisn
Of the people alike endangered. Let us "stab1s
guarantees against disease and crime az the places
OF embarkaton abroad. and Parts Of entry AZ home,
and then with generous hospitality we VIII welcome
all who will contribute by their characters, thelr
industry and their loyalty TO the support OF our
laws and the perpeuy of American institutions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-13

Mark, closed quet a. ia3 points net adVanc" 49, com
Pared with Yesterdays closing prices. IRAN. "til' go
ties SALES ~ 2ti bales New-f h spot SAFES
today and last night officially reported ~ ''t@NH
iiDn Isl lacs speculation % bales total bl' tales s9
market quiet. millling ufitrds. 5-ly- midilhK hu'i
p-lGc which g. unchanged compared win f".''I.'N
closing York receipts. l6 bales exports '",-
n~nf. fal~s. Great Britain BIB nnl"s: -aes "I3
bales. spirncrs Gij bales stock. HG'3l bales Io'al
80 hales Exports today Great Britain %Nt3 bales
France bales Continent leo bales stprN VIVA bale,
Liverpool cotton Spot cotton hardening. sales S"p
bales. speculation and export fp bales Am"rifnn 80"
7Go bales. American 3pTl nal"- mid
ding -iGI Futures orenei STEADY ~ lt1G2-d4d al
vance closed steady 3Gfd no" advance January FEB
rIary to4~. February March iojv Jun- 3'td"| June
july i3u3o4. Iuly-Auru7t 3rg3pi, gIsi-Heierlh'I
gsatui october +V'd'o. October nTr
4,lr NDy~ul December. +o2~ "ormi January tu3s
Manchcste-- cloths dun. yarns moderate demand
cOFFEE-A light movement took place yes'rrlay.
Early the Iay prices moved ny 10 - l. points. IN
market easel n on realizing sales Transactions were
light exchange = 80 bags september f'r July was
usf~ Il 10 points iIa,r~ hna quotations showed 40 al
fr the ia, = D.. r.. JI.~ closed ~ ~ - fia
july 20 % - frs. september. ~ - ffs,
october sacs .ips bag RIO Official cable quiet
anil unchanged - receipts fr 100 days 1000
lsrs. ~sel4n4r unchanged az 35-lh. cleared i0r me
United States 600 bags stock io 90 bags santos re-
Drlpfs f,f fWo DAYS 2np bags. stock. 8tp bags mar
lul~' and unchanged az nov r"s A. Hamburg -"
oI~ning AMI unchanged and the close steady
- partial a.vanre - . gfg. June cios~l - = pigs
July - - .rg- August - - pfgs September. - PIGS
october. - ifgr
contracts q 81 steady Al points advance Sales
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-13
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

New-York. June ~. 1894
Deeves- Receipts. I27 cars. or 2.ioi head: II cars
FOR export alive and in dressed quarters. and .
cars Tor the market. no trading; feeling firm; city
beef firm but slow -. Si1c and rev extra
have been sold high SIC Caoie advices from
both London and Liverpool quote American live cattle
firm AT luisQl%c per 10 estimated dressed weight and
refrigerated beef selling at ssUDc per 10 shipments 20,
day on the England 800 cattle for n H. sherman ana
2sS head for NJ Goldsmith the Ludgae Ii 300 cattle
and 800 sheep FOR Schwarzchild Su1berger Tomor-
row the Majestic will take 400 quarters OF beef Tor
Eastmnns Company. Cavcs-Receipts. w mead an a.
Sxileth-st. and 300 held over yesterday MAJ @
sluggish apparently i5g25c lower. and at least 3oO
sell late hour. Good to choice yeals solo al
81 5Oas2 C2s dressed calves quiet but STEADY r 5000
stock common do easier country dressed veeis soIa
M Sh1c per city dressed CGbc Few extra do AT
SIC; dressed buermlk calves at 4isH5isc
sales-Hallenbeck Hollis: veais. $50 10 averag AZ
S. I2s per 100 no. 70 do i52 10 at I5 81 do loI 10
at 81 f0 81 DO l4 ~ at 81 10; W do ii9 TO- a. ooi