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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-04
THE FOREST FIRES.

rotor ronorts of the calamity in the Northwest
Indicate that the first estimates or It's maIhi'"ue
were at least not exaggerated An a''"ia"
computation Of the losses of life ana property
is not yet possible, and i'll fac' may
never be made; but enough Is Known 10
prove that one Of the most appalling ana tie
structvc disasters Of modern times mas Over
whcmed the forest regions Of three STATES Inc
fullest accounts come from Minnesota where II
Is believed that not fewer than 1ive huhnr'"
persons have been killed and property valued III
moro than Sl0.OOO.oOO consumed but Northern
wisconsin NAV have sustained at least equal
losses Altogether. it seems not improbable 'ha'
tho frcs have DESTROYED a thousand lives. The
descriptions from the burning district are nor
rifying, and though only fragment OF 'he
truth has yet been :oid. the whole or II can he
imagined from these vivid tales OF agony anu
death. OF heroic effort and marvellous escapes.
In the minds Of those ut distance from these
dreadful scenes. as well as or those near D!' 'ic
wish TO rende~ assistance must be uppcrmost
1t is possible that wise precautions might nave
nrevcntcd q great part ot all this misery. for the
warning had been ample The prolonged drol'h
had excited general apprehension, ana sihah
fires at many points had suggested III" prop
ability Of immense ntagrations. Yet scarcely
ANYTHING seems 10 have been done either by
public authority or individual effort TO prepare
for the emergency which threatened. But cen
sure az officials who might have been more ylg-
LAM and active can be deferred; and certainly
This Is not time for anything but Keen and
practical sympathy with the suffering. Their
distress is likely 10 be not only acute but pro
longcd for savings have been diminished during
this last hard year, and courage TO withstand
a sudden misfortune has been weakened 1t IL
nrobable too that the loss in many cases Is
complete. the flames having destroyed not only
possessions above the ground, but the capacity
of the soil 10 reproduce them, rs well as the
lives Of hundreds whose labor was the only re-
source of survivors. BY many the hardshipS or
winter in "A rigorous climate are never easily
surmountcd and their present condition must
be aggravated with the arrival OF cold weather
unless they are beautifully and wisely relieved.
Such an appeal 10 generous instincts "a thiS
catastrophe makes Is sure 10 win prompt re-
sponse Relief committees have already been
formed in st. Paul. Minneapolis and Duuth,
and the people Of other States Will only walt 10
know what Is demanded of them and how they
can belp most efficiently II their assistance Is
poo1cd After the great fires Of 1871 in Michi
gan and Wisconsin. and again ten years later.
large relief funds were collected III numerous
cities The population ana resources Of those
STATES and Of Minnesota have greatly Increased
since then. and outside help may not bc so i'm
peratiycly needed now. But II cannot be donbt
ed that all sections Of the country VIII heartily
cooperate in the work Of mercy so soon as Inc
call Is heard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-04
me FINANCES.

The official statement Of Treasury receipts
during the month Of August gives force 10 the
suggestion already. made, TINT the new revenue
Inv NAV not prove satisfactory 10 thc Govern
ment. Receipts Of internal revenue In August
were S27.5G2,21S. aud in The two months July
and August So. 7G2. 77G Of which about $iOOOO-
600 Is supposed to have been in payment OF
whiskey taxes If so about 44.5O0,0W gallons
of whiskcy have been taken out. on which Gov
eminent loses 20 cents per gallon, or SS,9OOO OO
having made present 10 The Trust OF that
large sum in the hope Of getting about $1,000
600 additional revenue during the coming year
But II the years consumption OF whiskey, in
stead OF equalling that Of 1893, should fall on
about as much rs the cost has advanced, the
additional tax would take from the people only
S1GOOO00O, Of which more than SS,9OO.OOO has
gone TO the Trust. and less than $I.1O0OU
would remain for the Government More than
$S,0OO,OOO has undoubtedly gone TO the Trust
because large quantities Of whiskcy were taken
out before the lst Of July. Probably more than
half the year will now pass without any con
siderable receipts Of whiskey. and the Treasury
must depend mainly upon the new tariff for
It's revenue.
The receipts from customs In August were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-04
4 MEXICAN EAR.

It has been said of Mexico that as 1t Is a land
Of silver mines and patriots. IL never has any
money or any liberty worth speaking Of. Since
10 some extent her mines have shut down and
her patriots shut up. there Is some change In
these conditions. but she IL not yet a pushing
expanding nationality. pointing with pride to her
progress and to her increasing volume of ex-
ports Most OF her business Is done by for
eigners. and her population. which Is about 10-
900 OOO half Of 1t Of native Indian blood. cling in
old ways Of industry and belief and usage. and
form rather an unstable basis for permanent
and powerful commonwealth. She possesses
some curious and ingenious industries and arts,
but they are Of no great Importance, and not
much seen beyond Ter own markets. Her capital
city contains only about 100000, and Is notably
large influx Of visitors Under these crcum-
stances the proposal to hold a great fair there,
modelled on the plan OF the greater ones of CHI
cago Paris, Vienna and the like. though smaller
in It's scope. stlll seems ambitious. and there Is
doubt whether 1t would prove a successful enter
prise. II Is in contemplation to remove bodily
the exhibition now In progress In Antwerp and
set II up In the Mexican city for display In
1885, inviting such additions from other sources
as II may be found possible to get.
There Is no reason to throw cold water on the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-04

practices before the Iexow Committee: IL
seems pity now that the work of prosecution
was not pushed little more cnergcucally lh're
is only one week more before the reconveh'ioh
Of the IcxOw Committee-too short time WIFI
in which to clean the slate thoroughbred IL
will be an embarrassment Of riches to nave
Committee. Commissioners. and possibly also
the courts. bending themselves 10 the same WORK
simultaneously Bit since We are in Tor H. II
might he desirable for the sake Of variety lor
the Grand Jury also 10 take hold OF the worh
Of publication, beginning with The material OH
hand and to have the investigators devote some
of their time TO finding cut where the poo"
money so induSriousy collected went TO-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-04
Hmusements.

sCXDrMy OF MUsIC-S:15-Shenandoah.
AMBROSE PARK South Observation-Disclosures Bits
Wild West
AMERICAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. JACK
ATLANTIC GARDEN. 80 TO 50 Bowery-Evening-Con-
cert ami Vaudeville
BIJOJJ TiIEATRE-s:i5-Miss Innocence Aorohd
BROADNAY TIiEATRE-s-Dr. syntax
-OIJ' MBJ's NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF Gold
pALY's THE ATRE-SI5-A Night or.
EDEN MUsEE-iI TO 1I-World in Wax.
EMPIRE TIIEATRE-S:30 -Charley's Aunt.
GARDEN THEATRE-s:i5-1+93
ROSTER & BIAI.S-S-Vaudevie.
I.YCEJ-M TIIEATRE-S:l5-The Victoria Cross.
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN-23o $50 -IiaGenbecks
Trained Animals.
MANHATTAN BEAcH-Afternoon and Evening-oi'-
nore's Band
POLO GROUNDS :45-Basebnli
STAR TIIEATRE-s:15-Ths Crossroahs OK ldfe.
TONY PASTOR'S-S-V Vaudeville.
14TH STREET THEATRE-s-Coon Hollow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-04

ravenous and engulhng nav. eats up ALL leaving
a treeess waste behind him. destroying entire
Linnaean orders as calmly as a Catalonian
jackass denudes the waysde Of thstles. Hc
needs looking to wherever he operates, and es.
pecially amid the cottonwood groves which
have just brought 80 generous and unexpected
tribute to our National commerce, and been
found of such wide and diversified utility,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-04

scheme. but 1t may not be amiss 10 po'"' w.
some of its difficulties and, IL poss'o'e' ,.r
within limit the ambitious expectations "
promoters and OF the dreamy-eyeu
Ouetzlcoatl who may look to IL as Tue imp
TO them OF bounies and beneractiohs q"''e
vond what it Is likely TO do.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-04

Inasmuch as Governor Flower ana "e''"'o' I'm
have had a formal consultation 'hes "
ably convinced that the Democra'ic I'm ,,,I,.
it is launched at Saratoga should oe ao"''u.
supplied with life-preservers. Even ,.'e .a,,an
.r'..ous ., tho Democratic skies have taken
note Of the gathering storm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-04
Jn0er TO Aouertl sements.
Business Nofircs.


Dr. Modemann, Dentist oO2 ana o04 3d,aVe.'
southwest cor 3sthst also 256 6th-ave, and oh-aVe
and l2jth-st. In each Office lady is in attendance
Artificial teeth Of description Good CROWN P'a'e
and bridge work. Established y years
Roll Top Desks and Office Furniture.
Great Variety OF Style and Price.
+. O. SELLEw
No. III Fulton-st.. n. =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-04

T'here Ia no reason to apprehend that the fires
which are reported as burning in the Adiron-
dack forests are at all unusual in number or ex'
tent. Such csnfagrations frequently occur in
long periods OF drouth. but they lack the con-
dtions which make the forest fires OF the North
west SO widespread and destructive. catasiro-
phe like that which has kept the readers OF
newspapers filed with horror for several DAYS
nast Il not likely to be brought home to our
doors. Let our sympathies go In practical form
10 the stricken communities Of Minnesota.
Governor Waite has hied him to Pueblo. where
to-day the Populists will hold their state Con
vention. So far as Colorado Is concerned, Inc
haze that has filled the air OF late has 1ouhd
an explanation. 1t Is the mephitic damp exhaied
BY the statesman In his exertions 10 capture
denomination LATE Pence Is bard by laying his
own little pipes In the twilight. Art thou there,
truepennyY To-day the great mouth hght VIII
he on. Who questions the result! has the CORY
Governor wagged his jaws in vain! Shall Colo
RADIO be satisfied with petty Pence when she has
lint 10 saw the word to nave her Waite In gold?
Labor Day was generally observed yesterday.
New.York is exceedingly willing to put aside
work for day occasionally, and under the sane
city In the world But. as the fates would have it,
tho day was not devoted wholly to an exemplih-
cation Of the holiday spirit. While 5000 work
ingmen, belonging to various declarations. were
marching through the streets, cheered by the
music OF brass bands and the vast gathering OF
spectators, one-half as many more, employed In
a single industry. were giving utterance to com
plants against their employers and preparing
10 force n compliance with their demand for re-
dress Of their grievances. The Sweat system"
as It is called, Is In III repute In America, and
such statements as were made yesterday by
strikers, II they found to be true will insure
public sympathy against the system and en-
phatic condemnation Of the abuses to which 1t
has led.
Uneasy beats the heart behind the golden
shield. And no wonder! What course is there
for the Police Commission 10 pursue. now that
they have begun the work, except to so on with
the trials of all the police captains and their
ward men who have been charged with corrupt
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-04

rammanv candidates are not flying low TINS
season They are seepng out OF shooting dis-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-04

With the bookmakers and the stocKproKers' '"e
ward men and the police captains seem 10 De '"e
only ones that win. They always do, multiplying
their gains with extraordinary rapidity ana GER
taintv With all other classes the taie Is
dismally the other way. The fafniliars Vi
the turf and the exchange carry away al
the plunder, leaving their clients without
q maravedi TO bless themselves Witha' II
Is one OF the intricacies of speculation OF "h'ch
mil. has hitherto been known. standing greatly
in need of elucidation which 1t Is grauua'''
getting. and may in time be fully unraveiieo III
which case the $4,000 which very high ponce
omcIal Is said to have cleaned up. as the result
NJ a speculative campaign a few years ago. may
receive attention. Other officials were Strut"
with the simplicity Of this plan or accounting
for tho ",lnearned increment In their possesso"'
and II was rumored at the tine that they were
going 10 follow 80 happy and sagacious an eA-
amnIe The result is not recorded. but IL may De-
now that Golf has returned and In the terriieu
fancy OF the municipal knave, like co"'e'
burns that fires the length OF ophinchus i.use
/, the arctic sky and from his horrid hair snakes
nostilence and war" In time we shall very hReiy
know all about IT, unless the brokers ana DOCK
,,okors mr. their benehciaries adopt Crokers ex-
pedient and emigrate.
New-York tribune., 1894-01-06

hcadi 1T sxtiet-st ola cars At jersey City and
fiobDkcn Sheep were Just about steady, and
lams firm; and the pens were well cleared. Poorest %
ls: hccp sold ~ 50dS4 per 100 n decent Ia lrim'
lamb, ~ son - so culls at -. The deal market
stronger dressed mutton selling at Jd! 2u, with but
little GOOD 20 exceed &c; dressed lambs sold at
1d9c.
Sac~-s Dillcnhack 1s7 State sheen. - 4, ay rage.
a. - 80 Ico n 81 do. ss n AZ e so; 80 do 100
- 20 IS do - H. at 81 80 81 dc 7s III. at s. l2
lO1 d. C4L2 ~. at - 7j G5 do. 20 N. at - 80
D. HARRINGTON: Is star" sheep. 3 n. at -; Al state
lambs: 60 n at - 90 i27 do 1I,s Z, at 81 10; 4o
Ilrme Mullen: "a state heep 92 H. at e.: ID DO
~ H. at ~ 80 - do II n, at 81; Isl stat, ln's
~ y. at s512ia 2s3 do 50 n at 5, 80 leo Penn
syyanla do 3s2 n. at ~ 20 $50 Canada do twothris
lucksi. 81 n. at ~ -.
IIallcnbcck & Hollis II pennsylyanIa sheep, 10. ~
r:j - 9B NJ at 20: 80 stat anb". 81 ~ a.
90 - N. a. -: i3A PENNSYLVANIA lambs, 60 ~
Z - 10 do, Jj II. at - 25. - -.
NJ collins Ioj stat. lambs - ~ at rs 3j; 1se Ms
sheep. l02 n. at - 40. - 81,
y. sanders: 53 state lambs % ii. at g % Il cul'
80 ~ at ~ ~ Stat. sheep ~ y. ~ SO.
p. :. Ka.c 1870 jersey sheep. l22 n at 80 G2if;
IIOt,S-lieccipt- % ears o. 331l head tn,s
fortieh-ss and 1t Jersey City. None for sale
alive Nominaly weak a: sGd&j 80 pr 100 !, for gooi
heavy 70 choice LIGHT hogs Country drsscl seady at
6 J.. agc per ID for extreme weights
New-York tribune., 1894-01-06
OTHER NhEEITS-BY TELEGRAPH.

hca l?'ne otsl @ or week thu, far oao head
Ncw-Yor $50 head sale. - head market opened
Grm; closed hrn; all sold prosec'- look favorable
bulls - l0a.2 -. Hocs-lcreLts last 81 hours, $500
head to week far Os zoo head for same time
last week II ESQ mead CONSIGNED through, l3oOO head
10 New.York 1850 sac. 4 $50 head market op IL
lower win heavy supple, trdc fairly active; closed
stron: with all odd lortcr' - oodr1 %. no.,iY
81 so mix d pack r, - 80; mediums ana heavy ?, ~
sheen and aml * ccpt last "A hour 1900 head total
for week far 33 500 head for time last week
% 100 head CONSIGNED tlIough 100 head 70 Mcil & 0rE
= adv 10 lOc lower for best grades lJd25c lower for
fair 70 medium OF Both kinds closed dull at lVdl3c decline
for best grades with about 10 leeds n>ol; flt sheep
- jd H 20 fair +, good So - Ia Il fdir T. extra native
81 90dsj o. -oa ,, ,r,,.
were ,poug sale to-day % meet the WINS OF Trace
Native, active; market strong and o"icc nSner'
ihcre being only about four carload. OF To> az an
ooi ~ Arm.as steers offered Native steers So Godfi 10
native ,ovs s2as3 Ii. ion. Re'er;, 4-1. hcaa. aa
Markc active strong; Top price, - 3. e me gen, u,
- I3@s5 ar; packers paid sds5 30 mixed *5IS 30
nei. $ iods5 90. shScP-RscsIp'' a7i head Market
i:nion Stock Yards CHICAGO Jan. 5.DCatte-Rccclps'
coo head. Market sr9ng Common u eN'rt o and
huiI- 25as3 .; calves 50 21"t, @ e,
800 Market wcokcr Hea'y cc G t.sS oasort"d ed
s. - e :5as 80; pigs 81 @IgS5 p. 20 SssTp sno
= .iS4.'c, G.3 e. iambs, 50 75G'; 81 .,.o.
East Liberty Jon. 5Ca'ts1Receptsso son sh 10 nd
81 25asi so; good bu,chcr 70 'asi - a is s3t
- 2c@ SS y so rair m Sp o % good tcr 5oasa So
H. "rccclrts fair: demand light narket 'Io" AZ q
r,ne = - iJdsj IS. ShccpSx lead. for sole denond
light market slow AZ unchap2G j sF7; 7 lambs ss 5oS
extra. 5occ - 90: ye'rlinrT - -'"'' 80 ''"'''' ~
; ~. Calves - Jt G.9 80.
New-York tribune., 1894-01-06
ErEnPEAN PEODrCE MARKETS.

Liverpool. Jan. J. 3:tj =. m.-Er'f In poor demand
ezra Inci, duh lU5> - prime dus az
-. I'd. ror% In poor dcmnni rrm' mr-S Mc'icrn
nnr SOS. d. Western nc Hum. 'a-r, ?t c,- O.
Ilan'- fair demand IN about II - - ~. finn
about - TO 80 H. rtcii ~ -. 81 short rib ahIr p
iiS long clear mdd.. about - u. steady
at II, Gl; long ard sho'f clear nilIl', abou - f
iOs 81. shoulders al on; II q Is ~ s,r1 l.,
NJ 3,- cd. therA. IN mnIrri'" demand: Anrrcln IT,
white and color'd firm at 80, 81. TalioW IN po'r de-.
wart primo chy dun at Is %: spirit of tur~ptnc
u.,drrac demand iiri ~ ?.s Sd. ts'ri pa ,r--
pool refined steady at "ps Cd Eo>ir IN poor demand
common ,tclly at 3a I'D. IHrd spot poor demand
futures In GcnanG Prime Western. -p,'. duh -. 3D.
Wnrt good dinand No rrd winter ,t-aN - - l.
Flour ia fair den ua'I ST Louis any winter dull nj
Us 9f. CornSPof good demand fnur., IN fair d d..
Iuand mixed Western spot. nfm e. I'D; J,uuagy
stcldy at 1. ID for February ,'ay AZ 3, Iii fr
new Marc. r.1Iv al - ~ FIR new. Hop, at Lon
dol-Pac.u .uc ColsJ-ln moderate hand.
New-York tribune., 1894-01-06
TIE SITE or TRADE.

B,l,Imorc. jar. Flour quiet u,ch9need .ale. 100
c5lc; ~ ruary. SO a.Aec; May .0|c ,tesmer
stock / i,j.59o Lush sales. 72occ bush Com urn
MY .rot iOac lid; January. iO'.c bid; tcor'irY,
ia diifc March. 2;!df2tc MAY. i3ac bd st amer
mixed .,c asked Soutier1 corn by samp" $50 4. 10
on Grade -lilc sock. no i5l bush ale, 1900
bash oats qulot No whit" Western, 3idbac; 80 :
>d western 33 792,ec stock l5'ni bush rye t am u
80 > i,c: stock - 9i' bush Hay -ietiy; cooh 10
choice tuchy ~ i5'sl5 30 Grain ire:'s onieter a,d
,,ichanced Cotton 81 adv mdd Ing ~ put'r wci, :
oramcry fanny 2s, Do iar TO ehoce 1872 DO i'nti
ioi I'M Islios do fair I, good li,f7c; ore pa ked
Ia1l5c. Egg, DUH 10"2cc. Coffee quiet Ho car-oes'
lair ial,c: No Z 1SAc. Otner articles unchanged
Eo.ton Jan. 5.-Marhcts dull and UNCHANGED
EASY sales GoOo bush No hsnl .2,. 3c 1000 bush
so Northern. 72c. Closing; No harl TIC 40 l
Northern. 7l'.c store wn.r wheat dun unsettled
ssscd sales. 30 70 NS3c ! "a, s mixed. "s2, a.
corn slightly rrn'r r,od dcman1 at ln.ds prices On
track s,lc 2, cars 40 yello" 'o'.S Nc cnr. NS
& yellow 4OL,d+o'.c car, NO corn. fo'td'orc
car. = SOC track 1000 bush no In ,ore t.'c
oats IRREGULAR S,les. cas- W white 80 33A2c D
crr- 10 white. 32c ear No mixed 81 &c t.,r" 800
Wc.t,rn q C.; lower slaec, isa5s, stat el1 2c
I,ya higher: No sold jiCjiL". ilour "f.ier; b-t
! ring - 9oa:i; wint"r stra!chtS s3 1'G - 30 rye
-four s2as2 10 NH feed firm, n.h'ngcd
thraco Ian 9TH, leading futures ranFel IA follows
New-York tribune., 1894-01-06
LIVE STOCK MARKETS

Ncw-lor4 January >. 1Soi
nEEyEs.rsrg', 70 ,ar 7sl 9'ai-i ears for
caue reid over - cars wcr" Offered Tor silc Buyer,
wcr. 70; plenty and ilade slow. bu, steer, held up t.
wcchc.cny's prices while old duh ana lower.
1hr yards wcg" eventually cl'ard. clr- Of Clo-
- Per hp n Inferior {, choic" native,
At - .on:3 u and ,tat> ~ = ,Oati COWS anl
h"ifcrs at ~ 3c"F3 81 bulls at t2G,d 3 % "a" 81
smith Tor cNIoft There was a niilc NOR, demand for
dressed beer than carly In the wcrt but prices w".
unchaned The Iondon cable reports icfre'r'tcl beef
a; iiol.-.~. -tima:ei dr'-s'd weight Shipmcnts TO;
beef the Mcblc S.i cattle .! ,hc vrf.ni n: 200
omar.r. 20 -h~.p ana 10 hogs.
Co. ~ S>ca 3 e 10 N ,y DR. ' s 5 r. so so
2cc; cows. lco n at y - q do ioip n at -
i do so n 20 i2@ % do 9ol H. at 81 81 bulls.
D. Mciher.on y Co.: Gi Kentucky st'ers. 1893 y, at
s; 81 Is DO IA Ia NJ N a' at 81 70 co,e 9n no. iq P NJ NJ at at
- Is 81 Wet Virginia eteor- III; to 1850 n, a; - 20
= "a 81 hs s sd M to % 49, e! Il T. 49, o. ), ) a5@ an Ii l goM D.
ISsi n az AZ - ! do 1913 n. =. 90 20 do oj3 N.
S as q to 90" 40 100 % h. AZ u 3 3 sd 80 49, & " 3D. q"
Sncrr Culver - Illinois S"r, 1857 II. nj q 60;
e 7 60 H. st at n ~ @ 1 10 DO l.a S Il at = az % do m rS
~, at = oxen. l5s' n at - -. ,.,,, -
Is do. 1916 II. at - 30.
wkcr.on & sherman: Is Illinois .tcrrs. 1908 ~ at
j. shemberg son lG kaasa, steers, 1879 III, ut
40 20; n d., 100 n, at ~ 80.
CALVEs-I,cccips 2so hcad 4 which . At slstIcth.
AtcIdy for lir calves at s5a s. 30 per 100 for
mixed calves. County dr',' veal sicaiy az 6al0eo
per d city ,rcs,e sold ~ Sale fsw extra selected do
sale' nallcnbeck & Hollis 10 fra,s.r, 2Ol N aver
sse at = % Icr m, i9o ~ ~ ceal 80 to lSo h at T'@
ilunc SJMucn: 20 nlA~ co.es ao5 IN. at ~ l2s;
81 do .os D. at SO 20; veals. 100 H. at - grascrs,
SHEEP A.D L%:ls, tcjpt,, s' /: iss cars. or 4li.
New-York tribune., 1894-01-06
CASH QUOTATIONS..
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
Ncw-Yoril. January ), 1894.


CoTTON-The cotton market ol.net 10 u p9lnts
tbcrc advance OF points buying for rcac-
not SUSTAINED, too much
long cotton hung market waiting IOr the long
predicted falling receipts. Now that receipts
falling sharply according 10 present outioo We
market the cAectcd advance and thc quldi
time being weak About 900 bales
VI appears to in sight, ana IL VIII
only about 100000 bales more reach nearly
Nvis flgne>. which about 1ODtOC Oalcs IN excess
DrlGs.rects and other crop authorities having better
sources OF iniOruaton and extensive. WhctAor
being predicted the principal houses IN the com
Inis,cn inclined t. bc bullish, taxing IL iof
granted receipts will fal or believing that
OF generally small ana tAat .pinlcs
both this county Europe, are sort oi cott0i IL
is believed that spnncrs have Teen influenced by the
any tng but encOuragng the incentive 70 stock up has
becI wanting Oac cotton house calls attention
10 fact mat January 1890. there was brought
iIfO siGnt 1CJ.c9 b0i'o amount not likely 10 De
realized this month"; yet the Of 1SostlSvO was
73ll bale-. 3lst u Drccnirer, 1852 there
ed December 1888. J,i1?OVV bales or 100000 bales
than 1850 0UUbal, crop. II l. popul6rly estimated
Of that Will conc into s.nJ thls
month VIII fall Of 100000 bales, or $1,000 bale,
than in January 1890. NewOrlcans receipts TO-
estimated at 5000 bales. against -ooJJ bales
week, bales last The total or the
port receipts about lc0Ur liies against
bales and III coo bales last yeir
Ic sharp falinG OF the interior movement La, been
feature OF the market; the rectI It> fo the Week VIII
about >6 900 baies against 2OcO bales last year.
the unusually ltght. lanti;iCn
deliveries for the week Will approximate $4,000 DaIes
Opening. ,nG today, an ei"sAhS Dd'
tho llsN IONS larfN YEAR