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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-11-27

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, clesnses the sys-
tenn eHectually, dispels colds, head.
aches and fevers and cures habituai
constipation. Syrup of Figs is tho
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C.
ceptable to the stomach, prompt IN
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in Soc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SNRUP CO
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL
! LOUISVILLE. H. NEW YoRk "a
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-11-27
Heavy Vicksburg Failure.

VICKsBURG, Miss, Nov. 27.-The
firm of Switzer, New d. Co, one Of
the largest dry goods houses in the
state, made an assignment today, j..
D. Schelker, trustee, and closed its
doors. Liabilities $l4S,OO The
assets, including their four story
stone front building on Washing
ton street, are considered in excess
of the liabilities. Preferred credits
ga. 900,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-11-27
Want Better Service.

Residents of South Heights are
complaining OF the Inconvenience
occasioned by the action Of the
San Antonio Street Railway Co. in
taking off the conductors Of
the South Heights line. Only one
man is in charge Of a car, and
when he collects fares he is obliged
to stop the car, thus delaying the
passengers a great deal. The
residents request the LIGHT to
call Alderman Daughtery's at
tention to this.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-11-27
Birthday Party.

Last Sunday night Miss Annie
Weise celebrated her birthday an
niversary at her home on Lavaca
street, in company with a large
number of friends.
A fine program was carried out,
with dancing, singing and music.
A toast was given by G. F. Storms,
Jr., a violin solo by G. G. Schroeder,
song by Miss Gussie Bartholomew,
and recitation by E. F. Haueisen.
A nice supper was served at II
o'clock.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-11-27
Not a Suicide.

City Physician Menger was call
ed this morning to alboarding
house on Crockett street to attend
a supposed case Of suicide by
poisoning.
When he arrived he found the
unfortunate German girl domestic,
Ida Baumert, had relapsed into
another trance.
She is now being attended, &C
cording to the treatment her pecu
liar case calls for.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-11-27

Valverde; Hartz, Prouty, Bennett,
OF Maverick Hay and Carmichael,
Of Bandera; Kelley and Nichols, Of
Preside and hundreds OF others
equally self.sacrificing in their
work.
The itemized account OF the
campaign committee would show
that the money expended was
every item Of 1t for legitimate ex-
penses, and the victory is the
more TO be proud of because the
men who helped win it were actu-
ated by motives above the mere
impulse of partnership.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-11-27

secured relief against this unjust
discrimination, by indu cling the
roads out Of here to make special
jobbers' rate, sufficiently low to
overcome to considera BILE extent
the through rate spoken OF, but
these special rates were revoked
by all the loads with one ex-
ception international and Great
INDEPENDENTLY after the Board
OF Trade elapsed into state Of in
ocuous desuetude.' This state
ment was undoubtedly made by
Mr.. Weiss in good faith, and was
simply the result Of a misappre-
hension on his part. 1t does the
San Antonio and Arkansas Pass
railway, which is always alive to
the interests of this city, great
injustice. The San Antonio and
Arkansas Pass does now, and has
for some years past, given the San
Antonio merchants a distributing
rate upon merchandise to all points
on its line Of twenty-five per cent.
less than the regular tariff, and l
thought this was very generally
understood by all parties in
terested."
BETWEEN STATIONS.
The International and Great
Northern southbound passenger
was twenty minutes late this
morning.
M. Jackson, land clerk OF the
San Antonio and Arkansas Pass, is
i'll.
A grievance committee of the
conductors of the San Antonio and
Arkansas Pass, had a conference
with General Manager Monserrate
yesterday.
General Manager Monserrate, of
the San Antonio and Arkansas Pass,
has gone to Waco.
Captain James Beaumont, gen.
eral livestock agent of the South
ern Pacific, left for Houston last
night after spending two days in
the Alamo City.
Roadmaster A. P. Blue of the
Southern Pacific is at Glidden.
Hank Small of the Southern
Pacific building and bridge de-
partment is at Ell Paso.
The town is Overrun with
Migrants. About sixteen were run
in at the Sunset depot yesterday.
The local compress has turned
out about $4,000 bales of cotton
since September l.
A brand new delivery wagon
was shipped to w. R. Patrick,
agent for the Lone Star brewery
at Spofford, over the Southern
Pacific today.
Superintendent w. j. Mckee
and Trainmaster Walsh, of the
Iron Mountain, on a charge Of
killing John Brown, Pullman
conductor, few nights ago.
The Southern Pacific pay car
will arrive in San Antonio from
the east tomorrow.
Hal Weir has been transferred
from the Southern Pacific down
town ticket office to the depot
freight office.
The Southern Pacific shipped
1000 bales of cotton turned out Of
the San Antonio compress today.
Southern Pacific passenger No.
- was two hours and thirty-tive
minutes late yesterday on account
OF hot boxes.
The San Antonio and Arkansas
Pass employees at Yoakum received
their "Cush" yesterday. About
$4,000 were paid out.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-11-27
Knocked Out the American.

LONDON, Nov. 27.-At the Ma
tional Sporting club last night,
Driscoll, Of London, knocked out
Moore, of Minneapolis, in nine
rounds. The match was for G2OO.
Moore was suffering from illness,
the effects Of the climate, but made
a game stand.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-11-27
SHORT STOPS.
What the People are Saying.

The victory Of Judge Noonan has
become a national affair, the north
ern press has caught on at last, and
Judge Nooran's name forms the
headline for editorials.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-11-27

Grand fancy dress ball Wednes-
day, Nov. 2Sth, Thanksgiving eve,
at Washington theatre. II &c st
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-11-27

Hon. T. b. Wheeler and Brewster
Cameron, Of Rockport, are in the
city, and stopping at the Maverick
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-11-27

Mr.. Ogden, the able chairman Of
the committee having in charge
Judge Noonan's campaign, at an
informal reception given by the
"Union Republican League club"
to Judge Noonan and the commit
tee, made the remarkable state.
ment that the committee had ex-
pended but little over 81 1900 in Its
work, extending over thirty-seven
counties.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-11-27

On. Prices Cream Baking Powder
WEEKS Pc ESaAst Medal and DtpIoma.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-11-27

"OlhJ ChOVhNlhS ONOA bhAA ~ -SON Oh
counties.
This money was generously SUBJ
scribed by few Of Judge Noonan's
friends, and notably Mr.. Ogden
himself and Mr.. Terrell of the COM
mittee. Perhaps some of the 81 800
was spent unnecessarily but not a
dollar was given to influence a
voter, or for any corrupt purpose.
1t was a clean campaign so far as
Judge Noonan and his committee
were concerned.
We doubt, il within the range OF
our great country, there was sim
gle congressional contest conducted
so legitimately and conscientiously
or with so little expense, when the
great territory Of the district is con-
sidered. The people were with us,
and our admirable candidate made
success possible even with a small
campaign fund.
II the Noonan campaign com
mittee had been supplied with
abundant means, and been able to
canvass thoroughly counties that
were sighted, there is no telling
how big the Noonan vote would
have been.
1t was a campaign which
brought out the patriotic devotion
of friends in the district, such mer
as Henry Bundy, Of Kerrville; thu
Reals, Of Kendall Tweedy, Of Sar
Angelo; Knaussenberger, Of Crock
ct ;Comparet,o of Blanco the Dooles
senior and junior,and Of Mason INC
CollOugh and Hirsch, Of Gillespie
Windus, Roach, Pratt, McLymont
Of Kinney; Blaine, Dignowity, o
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-11-27

New Fountain-Fried Bohmfalk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-25

London Sept 2tAt the wool sales today IT. 40 bales
were offered. comprised In which "A large lot
faulty mrrinos. These In poor demand but the
parcels Of better quality actively
the buyers suitable lots Of
parcels and the prices sometimes against them.
these 90 bales taken by American purchasers and
the remainder divided between Yorkshire and the
Continent. The sales and the prices obtained
follows: New South Wales 800 bales secured. 5.dp
Is ID do locks and pieces jsdais greasies i.ia0,d
do locks and pieces 34dMGad. Queensland. 100 bales
secured 1id4ls 81: do locks and picces 7l;dais ID
gr-ase-. +i.duAd do locks and pieces. IAdni.t Mel
bonrn. and Victoria 1890 bales; secured GadGis 7isd:
90 locks ana pieces !dnis I'D greases. 5dMlld: do
locks and pecca. 2.dGSi. South Australia no bales.
secured locks and pieces I'd rfease., GdaosI do
anu pieces. 3dH6hd New aland. 400 e ed ~
Tls Did do locks and pieces ida Ia 2ad. greasrs. cad
&i0i do locks ana pieces +LdHTd Cape Of Hope
and Natal 30 bales o: si.ifts "a Msssrs
Jacorib Son Co. wool brokers. who conducted the sales
say In their circular that the catalogue
tive and the demand brisk. The Queensland new dip
II good quality. but the rrossbrcds faulty and
the secured mcrinos rather dragged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-25
WEEKLY EXPORTS.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. September "a 1891
cOTToN-The bears had distinct advantase, to-dsy;
noint- from hich further decline during me
forenoon prices at noon showing decline Of to lo
O'Clock september touched G15c the lowest price cFci
known for individual month and at the same I'M
During the afternoon the market was weaker IN the
early part September selling on to Gle but there vas
sharp rally toward the close on covcrnE' Inc rs
was loss for the day Of only 10 y points me
Liverpool future market started the day with an ndrano
and c1rly afternoon very eratlc, the market
fucuatine rapidly. the net result OF the gay uaiins
be OF the early improvement the close showing
most months UNCHANGED a compared with saturday.
closing figures. while here and there was sHsht loss
This weakness Liverpool was attributed to free seIls
M The South TO exporters who orders TO that mar
ket. This considered new and interesting ieatuI",
is worthy Of attention. as IT would seem TO -
sell short or TO that is coming TO nand as
fast arrives regardless Of the 10" prices now l,
only normal domestic demlnd hcnCe nine ~, iocI
spOnds promptly this Southern pressure Inc IoCH!
are coming freely from most points II y ciaie
however parties that there IS no .ouina. ,
fact these numerous reports OF damage. ana .d,
weeks has not excessive and that indications point
10 coo bale crop The traders paid very NIUE at
tertion reported approach OF the cycohG "hcn -
coming from Indies and Is apparently nlO'ns
northward with considerable energy IL Il 'I.IuiJ ~
rroachng our southern The winds at k"y west
xere blowing gale this morning the northeast and
-, roovng freely potv.ard and the estimates Tor the
less than 200 bales while estimates made IN New
nr fr @o5 100 balos The Interior movement f1r
b,les against O1S bales week, and 1lt nairs Ias
year Memphis received lNlG bales AGAINST -! LII, ut'
receipts Tomorrow. 1900 10 l0cn oass, ss%sr ,
bales last week $3.50 bales last year The southern spot
0nninr rensc and close to-day and closing bids the
previous night and last year follow; c.. nc,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-25
RAILROADS..
RAILROADS..
Pennsylvania
q RAILROAD
RAILROAD.
STATIONS foot Of Desbrosse, ard Cortandt Street..
IN EFFECT SEPTEMBER 10. 1894

Va
1000 a. ii. PENNSYLVANIA LiM iirED-f
Compartment Sleeping 1d Dining smCSns and o6srv
A. NJ, Cincinnati s:sa 4. 81. and ndianapoiis a
zoo i. u. cHIcAGo AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS
Pullman Sleeping and Dining Cars to 81 Louis
o:S sS'i E ;'s %HEsffhHIR ;s' s,
'i + s6Thw fs1i:s Pss
ssspna and 6iR'ns Cars rs to Cincinnati and 81 I1
Arrives C.ncinnau 6 p N. IntianOpos lO:i; P v
$50 I p. rA X :SS''a T%aHss s,.
Car to S Tnss nne sd,@ r Chicago daily al
BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON AND THE sOvTp
Dining Cap $2o Limited all Par . s1e
n nhnS sunday. 80 SO X II. $50 cors ~ lsl;
Lims al rS'0, e 7, , pnns Cars $780, DSas
$50 y. M.-sourhern Railway Express. daily s.s,..,
asly SLEEPER 20 9Sntsom~ry and jsckrcn1s night
500 r. M.-Daily for Chesapeake * Ohio Ralw.,
FOR RrG ob f foS1 c 15s Rs NORFOLK via
Charles Route $ 4. NJ week-davs and with ThrouSS
ATLANTIC COAST Line. 900 a; NJ. daily. Sleeper. A..
tampa, Jacksonville. Ma on snd Charleston 800 p Y
FOR CRY Af fsSs % CITY 20 P weekdays. via
For For Long Bia A sSury rS and Pom.
.ss,"' =. Is :' s,, Sss: =.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express: e:o. 5.o $50 p 3'3o no. Pen9a L!m!,ee
5oi p NJ 4 i25 night git sunday. ESprecs GS So
$50 90; Limited,, 10 A. NJ. 2 T. 4'ao ). g. 7;s'.
rctei of rI. n Nos' ,as ga. lac 2a ls and 81
Corfiandt st-eets: court street Futon Street %
broadway. and Brookyn Annex station. foot q Fulton
Transfer COMPANY viii call for and check baggage oa
hotels ard residences through to eesunat,on ;voo,
. !" General t;eirD Manager General Passr Assn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-25
WEST SHORE R.K.

Trains leave West 42d ST. Station. NewYork. as fol-
lows. and 10 minutes earlier from foot Franklin 81:
$3.50 A. VI. Daily. Local TO Buffalo.
1870 A. W. Daily local to Albany. for Catskill Noun
tans and Saratoga Parlor 10 Albany. suncsT
only.
O,i5 A. VI. Daily for Albany. Utica Syracuse Roche.
ter. Buffalo. Niagara Falls Detroit. Chicago except
Saturday FOR Toronto.
.'5 A. VI. Daily, except Sunday. TO ca'skll Mou,'
tains. New raliz Lakes Mohoak and Minnewaska. Al
bany Saratoga. Caldwell Lake George Paror cars 70
Boomve New Paltz and Albany.
4:OO 4. VI. Daily. except sunday. for Albany.
5sIo T.: VI. Daily tot Albany. Montreal. I'tca sy.'
cuse, Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto. D.
tr)it. Cleveland Chicago and 81. Louis
C,:,O =. VI. Daily. except Sunday. for Newburg Al
bany Saratoga and Montreal Parlor Kingston.
7st5 y. VI. Daily, except sunday. for Utica. syracus.
Rochester and Buffalo Carries sleepingcar passenso
only.
S,I5 =. ". Daily for Albany, Utica. Syracuse Roches
ter. Buffalo Niagara Falls. Toronto Detroit. Cleveland
Chicago and ST. Louis.
For tickets. tables parlor and seeplng-car
conlmodatons apply city Offices Brooklyn and NewYo
az stations Time tables a principal hotels. F3
other ingorma ton address
c. T. LAMBERT General Passenger Agent,
Vanderhltaye., New-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-25

,,sr. good demand a, full prices. We quote Caro-
ina cOmm9n to 9r1ina5y S.S Choice to
fancy 5i.ii6c extra head 6a6i.c Java 3%g4c Japan
4i1a4sc. fatna, 4%q5c; do in bond Sa'7c' hahsoon'
3i1H3Nc; DO In bond 1kg21.c. ,.u r-,..s Tor
sCGAR-The London market is sssgng J pr,Sr
Java quoted I3s I'd fair refining lis m ie' ~, VS.
weak al the decline present month quoted us -,
go nor,b ,0s aud As Tor our own market. there
is but little said values being entirely n1n''hn.
the recent decline in refined sugars having qui,e "e
mora.l7ed the market Tor and reiineis are our u
the market; The nominal prices are 50 as &c mo-
asses sugar 50 test 2sc The market FOR refined sugar
&C. yar,. nue, as country buyers are possessed with
the idea Ina; prices will be lower In ne near tntue
irces yere worked off 1-lGa3lG on all grades from
Nns 70 ia Hard still quoted the basis Of Hide
granulated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-25
and closing bids the

Market closed to points net decline compared
with saturdays closing prices TRANSFERRING not.ecS'
625 Total sales. 1880 bales. YORK spot sac"
to-day and last night officially reported: For consun9
ton oi3 halos contract bales. total il3 bales; spot
market Qu.ct; mddns Uplaads. Csc inldd.lhs gun,
&C. which l-iGc lower compared with SatWu-l
closing. Nev-York gross receipts, 2ISJ bales. CONT
neni 400 bales % bales: forwarded 20 Dae@'
sales bales spnners 2l3 bales stock 10 bales.
Total net port receipts to-day 5UU25 bales thus FAR ms
week 7ljil bales. Exports to-day: Great Britain
10 Isl bales: France. % bales Continent. so bales
Thus this week: Great Britain l22ij bales France
4519 bales. Continent. 3277 bales stock. 3532lI bales
Iiver,nol-Spot cotton good demand. sales. 1850
bales: speculation and export, loo bales American
bales: receipts 1900 bales; American. 1900 bales
midd,ng upands 21-32G Futures opened steady NJ
lGiGeGd advance. closed at net unchanged 10 C+d
advance. September 33lb: Sepiem5er-October 33Ds:
October November, 329s November December. 3.fiID;
December January, 3lft33l January February "32s;
February March 333G34: March-April. 335G36 April
May S37s: May-June 33SG339. MancesterYarns In buy
favor: cloths duh.
COFFEE-Strorg Havre cables caused covering Of
shorts bu, transactions confined almost e1c.u-
sively immediate months Exchanges Of 5000
bags made Havre sales foot ~ 600 bags.
September closed 101 % francs; Octoer "a Novem-
be-. co. December. $50: January, S57j; February,
quoted 12is receipts. 1000 bags; stock. 2IsVel
fags Santos market quiet. Hoo res advance of
200 reis receipts 29OpO bags; stock at Santos $1,000
bags the Increase Saturday being due
the report, Cleared from Santos HALEY. with 1900
bags and Altman. with 1900 bags Hamburg closed
steady at ,.Ts advance for some months september.
IS: October "a -: November 1i50: December 80:
January GS: February. c.. Rio purchases for United
States for the week 1900 bags and FOR Europe 1900
bags Santos purchases for United States 5000 bags.
CONTRACTS closed steady % points advance. Sales
We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-25
OTHER MARKETS ny TELEGRAPH

punaio. s,g, @f-Cauc Receipts Inst = hours. 1000
head total .t "set mus ir go h,.S ,o5 ,hms ''m
Ncw-iork g. ~ head IN sale ~ head nAr~et 9pnri
actiy" and lori3c higher Tor good butcher" and b"H
I'D. t~st "NIrt steers 81 'irSi 30 good. g 5og:i e.
god shipping s. 'orsl 90 light to medium s. %3g$, -
m,cG o1j 5g sss SSrT s ss
sS ,1oaF q s. c s, 5, = 81 81 fresh "[ cSTs
sa<G pcr higher. ,hoic, S''gs fair to good gu
aso yer hena Hog Receipt. last - hours H. loo heal
week. $3.50, had. consigned ,hrongh 33o head. to
New ioFt 40 hGsi - .s '2 " hS"a market 9ES r
si~. srn.strs ); 5op& Is, pisa s. .sas5 So. mediums
,ias5 "a sheep ant lamb. Recep's last - hours. u "a"
la: week 5000 head Consigned through. 2 so head
To- Ncw-iork. 80" head. On .al". SO" head market
opcnel sronser 'r shcer and lcs' nmIs co.ed sea!y
end arm for soe roS& Hq sus 81 o 7, s9a %r
c1elcc ;, 'ors' -. canada lamb, s. 2.as, c, 50,
on E1, % asr a a at an d iaT ' on '1 n
srades rrlnc s. .oas' y g.od 5; 'Cgs' ~ gosi
rtcers s. ioasa %. good ,at ana helfas 81 90
as5 - Hogs Ran far. about Is cars on sale Market
fair Workers. s. cai5 90. prs. s. es>5 ~ good sows
.teady prices. Extra 81 3oas2 So good g soqs3 10;
- o. lambs So sass, ,eai caves $: 5o'6 y; heavy
r.!ep STICK yad' cs,coc2 Sept,
Ia a. .ne"s ana d., TX, =, . S'rS' 80 -
25asa b.; cais~, 81 25qs5 80 Hog Receipts 800
miHd <3@S, ) clocc a-soricd & 7id & =. lsht ssG
81 20 pigs, 81 5oq>i 10 Shecp-Rccclps. o.oo hcnt.
STE "I' WAN" ''','' 10 '"' 'Y '''''' y" ''"'' u 10"
s. Louis sep, 2,,couc- necep's. $50 head: native
T@aes steers. 81 5o@s3 X log .cc IT , Eea al
h %s cSr Scsy on S S r T@; Fs9ssa & 10
sheep and lambs. 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-25
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool Sept ~ SIS p. m.-Beef Extra India moss
firm 17s Cl prime mess arm nj ga 81 PORK irim"
mess Western fine steaiy II. ID. 10 medium steady
G3s "a Hams Short cut about u 10 ~ No. ensy At
Bacon Cumberland cut about = 10 - ~.
IS. short RIB. about - ~ AT los III; long. clear
mdd,s about - H. easy iOa 81. long and short clear
nid.a - H. easy As shoulders about T. To-
IL ~. at 3is. Cheese American finest whit" ard
cplorcd nrin a 5ls 81. Tallow-primc city. nominal
Cotonseod oil Liverpool refined 2is 81 Spirits
81 turprntn" steady a. 2is. Iosin Common dun
Gl. Lard irim" Western. spot, dun NJ i3s 81 Wheat
No rcd winter dun 1T e. 81. 40 rcd spring dull
Is 81 Flour 81 Louis fancy winter iul! - 81
Corn MiS"d Western. spot. Gi.i. September
easy cad. October dun sd. November dun
AT IS Ji4d. Hops NJ London-Pacinc Coast steady at
f2Tf2 1Os Receipts u wheat for the past from
Atlantic port. $500 Cuartcrs from other sources
80 200 quarters Receipts 81 American iurlag the
past week .. 700 quarters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-25

delivery had sharp rally ana hssweem son and
g. and closed 5 September e 0see MAJ The
corn rally was on the small estimate for ,S cars
900 oars The Inspection this morning was 10 .a. az
~ caS ,h s,nniy Increased OF 900 bushels; the local
stock Increased 10000 bushels Charters ware allied on
good cash demand and excellent buyns @ Ie
End long account. May opened at $50 soio pe'"'
saH a ,d' 34M and closed at 34ss cents ,o A.
A the bear in provision; rad sL =, c.nts
lard and ribs 20 cents effort to eaten county
lu iia or;o,s 1rs important country longs however,
, on and hen corn rallied provisions recovered en-
tirry. r.o. u,h.,, closed at SAN
On 'ne Ill, y, SsS cents Puts May corn closed at
liz calls a 51is cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-25
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. Sept. - (Sp-claD.Wheat II ade u low rec
ord again to-day. but rallied and closed little higher
than Saturday. December opened at 5ta sold between
81. and 5is and closed 5tA The early weak
mesa was with corn, ana the expectation OF large
Increase In the visible supply. Wheat began react
when corn did The Increase In the visible supply.
oIotD bushels. was not large expected Cables
were weak. but there decrelse passage OF
$4,000 bushels Primary receipts about a million
but nevertheless little under Northwest.
receipts. GIG bushels over last year
The Northwest sold good deal wheat against their
receipts early the important buying toward close
by local shorts Partridge particularly.
Corn started weak particularly weak for the nearby
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-25

Galveston. sept 2t-Coon easy: midllrc Lice: low.
mddling. ~ lGc; good ordinary iGc and gruys
receipts li.3lS bales exports coastwisc $500 bales
fars. LOB bales; spnncrs ~ bales. stock ~ 40 bales
Norfolk. sept. 2t-'otton quiet; mddng Csc. low
midlinE. llCc; good ordinary. Sc gross re-
cepts. 6i5 bales exports coastwlsc $50 bales sales
49, bales: stock j363 iales
New ORLEANS. Sept - Cotton steady good mililine
65-0c mi1dling l5lic. low miiiling. -i6c: good
ordinary '-iGc: net receipts 1886 bales gross GD
bales exports 20 Great britain TO- IJl bales coastws.
3.Si? bales: sales. $500 bales; stock. ~ Nj bales
Savannah. sept. 2t-Cotton quiet; mddng 5-.c: low
middling. u Ice good ordinary SIC, ana gross
cepts sG3s bales. exports caswsc 2277 bales; sales
l,7I5 bales; stock. IL 1856 bales