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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-05-17
THE COMMISSIONERS COURT
In Session Yesterday Transscting Routine
Business.

The county commissioners court
were in session yesterday with full
attendance.
Petition of R. E. Lee ct al, for a
second class road from sR. E. Lees
southwest corner to southwest corner
of J. f. Boothe's; continued.
Petition of Martha A. Rogers, ct al. g,
citation to Travis county; referred to
county attorney.
j. l.. Hume, ct al , petition for a
first'class road from Austin and Red
Rock road to Northwest Austin and
Bastrop road; jury Of view appointed.
John E. Wallace, county surveyor,
filed his report of survey with sketch
of Austin and Lockhart road.
J. B. Oldham's communication
stating that he was making special
ty of Texas bonds and can save Travis
county a good deal of money by fund
ing her bonds now outstanding into 3
per cent bonds. The court appointed
committee to consider proposition
and report at next meeting. A mum
Der of road petitions occupied the
balance of the session.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-05-17

| Burkhart lays way to the left, pulling
steadily but slowly down the course.
McDonsld's long, easy stroke assured
him the victo y and he pulled past
the safety flag easlv, though squirt
on Malcolm's part brought him in a
good second.
The race stood Mcdonald, first;
Malcolm, second; HeseMann, third.
Time, 1918 3 4.
THE SECOND RACE.
Professional single, first trial heat,
three miles; up and down the three
quarter mile cour twice. Entries
j. G. Gaudaur OF Orillia, Ont,; e. Dur
nan Of Toronto, Canada; Ed Rogers
of Saratoga and j. j Rice of Toronto,
Canada.
The start was we'll and safely made,
Gaudaur leading slightly. Several
spurts on the upper course changed
the positions OF the respective osrs-
men considerably but they neared the
flags well punched. Durnan made the
turn frst, Gaudaur second, Rogers
third.
The run back down to the starting
point was rapidly made and the turn
made in safety, Gaudaur gaining
water on the circle first Another pull
up the stretch and Gaudaur turns HE
mile flag first, with Durnan close
second. Rogers fouled his flag in turn
ing but made the turn in safety and
started back only short distance In
the rear. Rice had dropped out on
the up turn and was laying along
- nf hn p
on the finish. Gaudaur pulled strong
~ on the lead on the run down the
stretch while little Eddie Durnan was
dashing along down the course in the
-hadowy of the east hank, keeping an
eye on the big champion while he
laid himself out on his oars to
catch him Rogers closes in
at this point and the three
ran well punched for short distance
but Gaudaur soon does some of his
old squirting work and goes galloping
down the course way in the lead
Durnan stops at this point for brie
rest, while Rogers pulls firmly anC
quickly. Rice joins in here for squirt
Durnap in the meantime having gone
to work again, and the three strike
out for home in a hurry with Rogers
still in the rear. Gaudaur leads acros
the line with Dnrnan good second anC
Rogers third Time 2l:18.
THE THIRD RACE.
Second professional trial heat,
miles up and down mile cOurs'
twice. Entries: Heury Peterson
San Francisco; John Teemer, st
Louis; Geo. Hosmer, Boston; Free
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-05-17
HIGHBINDERS' VENGEANCE
Rival Factions Are Killing l'-~na.s ,.aves
Out in San Francia,).

Rival Factions Are Killing Is'na.s .,.aves
Out in San Francia,)
SAN FRANCISCO, 15.-The battles of
warring Highbinders in Chinatown
have taken a new turn. The fury of
these numbering bands are now being
wreaked upon the helpless women
who are the slaves of Highbinder
masters. 1t has long been an uns
written law in Chinatown that life
should be taken for life, and whenever
q High bin0er has been murdered the
members of his tong or society have
invariably taken the life of some other
member Of the tong whose mem bers
were supposed to have done the kill
ing.
In this way Highbinder warfare
when once started claims many vic
tins. On the Sth instant, Choy GIN,
q Chinese woman, who ives an inmate
of Church alley brothel, died in the
receiving hospital from bullet fl ed
into her head by an assassin whom
the police could not discover. Early
this morning a second woman, named
Quee Song, was murdered in a Du-
-ecIt street brothel. The fact that
this mornings victim is the chattel of
a Highbinder leader whose tong rival
that to which the first victims
master belongs is considered sufficient
proof to the police that Highlander
jealousies are at the bottom of the
two brutal murders. Neither Of the
helpless women had done anything to
provoke her assassination. More murd.
ers of q similar character are looked
for. These helpless women are valu-
ed by their masters in Chinatown all
the way from $1,000 to $4,000, and the
Highbinder's most sentative point is
his purse. Neither assassin is known
to the police.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-05-17

| second, while the press boat waited to
follow Hosmer and Plaisted, who
were running good race, oven
though they were in the rear. AS
they passed the press boat on the re-
turn, they were pulling quick, yet
even stroke that was hustliDg them
down toward the finish in good shape.
Hosmer led half length for a consid-
erable distance. Plaisted spurted,
however, and got even, Hosmer fol.
lowed suit and gained his old position
and they came over the line with
Hosmer half boat length in the
lead.
The result Of the race gave Peter
son, first place; Teemer, second; Hos.
mer, third, and Plaisted, fourth.
Time, 22:58
THE FOURTH RACE.
Amateur senior single, three-fourth
mile with turn. Entries, Fred Gas
trich and Fred Koenig, both of st
Louis. The start was made together
and the run up the course well mad
the flags being reached in good shap
with Koenig in the lead and first
turn. They tagged little on tho
down run, but spurteG near home an
made fine finish, Koenig leading by
boat length. Time, 11:05 4.
ToDAY's RACES.
A big crowd came in on last nights
train, and it is expected that today's
crowd will be largely in excess of yes
terday's. The following program will
be rowed today and pools were going
well on the races last night:
First race-Double scull professional,
one and one-half mile with turn. En-
tries: Gaudaur and Durnan. Teemer
and Hosmer; $500 first prize, $3.50 Sec
ond.
Second race-Working boat, quarter
mile with turn; prizes, gold medals.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-05-17
THE REGA 7 IA
THE GREAT AQUATIC EVENT
OPENED UP YESTERDAY
WITH BEAUTIFUL WEATHER
a FINE DAY OF SPORT WITH a GOOD
ATTENDANCE AND EVERYTHING
RUNNING SMOOTHLY.
THE FAV0RITE GAUDAUR WINS
One Trial Beat While Silent Pete Pulls
In First OF the 0ther-John
Mcdonald of This City
Is Also a Winner.
THE FAV0RITE GAUDAUR WINS

Yesterday witnessed the opening
day of one of the greatest aquati C
events ever rnwed on any course in
the world, The term greatest is GER
tainly appropriate to this writing from
the simple fact that there are now
gathered in Austin as participants in
this regatta the greatest number of
world renowned oarsmeu ever put on
any course in America or the Old
World. While we stand head and
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-05-17
otice.

Ali persons having claims against
the estate OF Mary Rice deceased, are
hereby notified tnat the undersigned ,
whose postoffice address is Austin,
Tex, was granted final letters of ad-
ministration on said estate by the
court of Travis county, Tex, on the
9TH day of May, A. D. 1894, and that
they must present their claims to him
for allowance within one year from
said date, or their payment will be
postponed until all claims presented
within that time are first paid.
w. B. WORsHAM,
Administrator of Mary Rice, deceased
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-05-17

KarTs Clover Root will purity your blood
clear your complexion rcgulote your bowels
and make your head as clear as a bell. p and
20 cents Sold by Jno H. Chiles.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-05-17
LIFE INSURANCE MEN
Meet to Discuss Some Interesting Questions
In the Capitol Yesterday.

The representatives of the life insur'
ance companies invited by Commits
sioner Hollingsworth to meet with
him in this city to discuss some COM
plants which have been laid before
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-05-17

DIR. S. F. Scott, Blue Ridge, Harri-
son county, Mo-. says: For whoop-
ing cough Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy is excellent" By using it freely
the ditease is deprived of all danger
ous consequences. There is no danger
in giving the remedy to babies, as it
contains nothing injurious. 20 and
50.cent bottles for sale by DR.. }. j.
TObin and all druggists.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-05-17

Don't drink impure water. If yon suspect it
use three drops OF "Kierstead's King of all
Pain to each goblet full and you will suffer no
inconvenience. 1t is a germ killer and won
derful pain killer also. 2jc everywhere.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-05-17

Continued on sth page.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-10
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Dec . (Special Wlieat to-day opened &c '0
cr kep, within i,c range. and closed about where
ouen.d The May opened at 59'2c. sold between W
and 5o'.c and closed 5?isc Cables were lower. ms
WIS the expectation OF good sized increase In the Ns
Monday probably 100000 bushels. New-forK was "
't1,d To- sell Northwestern receipts larger hah To-
.r's ,,c2 cars against iT3. The weak cables ho"e'
zee orse, by strong news. The Calforh'a a
liberties estimated their crop AT 2iOoOOoo bushe''
a. COO less than the Washington authorities es'ima'
he stocks of wheat anoat and abroad pecenoc. Of
.r,-tel To how "A decrease Of 1,uDNo Tor te ~. imam
sn,cmhcr ard were reported 10 O'Occo busnes an,
,st year Seaboard clearanceS for me wen, WAS Of
bushels were larger than last weeks The ua ., nuts
srap:ng character. There was great Nolu the
weekly US well a daily. at 5Jisc Ihey "sie '~''~'
basis for the day market .-nv deiveries
Corn was weak. particularly so Tor near, .n's under
and for low grades December dropped 70 80 sOL0
NAV The latter declined &c. selling s, lars: the
i,ic and closing iy'.c Receipts were -os s,os were
estimate FOR Monday. 400 Elevator ,ns ship
pressing corn market for lack OF ro b"wever.
ming demand vas poor The decline IN pr.vs declined
resulted in OF go 600 bushels simply
SO and closed the bottom. the ih'uo"'N w.
with wheat and corn =, ,.,arss, the range IN
Provisions showed increase In Interest: The
porx being only b.: lard and ribs ons r, decline
,,rIcss were about the FRIDAY D. ~. light
hs grain markets tended weaken prpau' y, co hogs:
r..in,s tended to maintain IT, There Were ,,r,ae for
m. estimate for Monday was 3o,V" ING ~
next week. 2l5,ND LII .,,vs a percentase
q, tho winter wheat and also n sens 10 per
'notnt'' is that the will be reduee' "'
n r thn curb puts on May wheat closed At ~ Soxe
bo%c. Puts May corn closed q ~mS''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-10

s r. :Ss!; e. r; e
small 1a;s. DO ca'awss lSsiss
Gss sa1sfs nSl 81 P 5cdss seq
Mos, sradsS @ 'a apples ss's ar: at A *
steady but exporters claim to be able to buy prime
has bn Of s s s,ssS p cSs,. ,
email supply and arm for prime Cores and skins arr
above that Small fruits show further change ec csI,t
f9a o at late @ o Se %po would =
fancy to extra fancy. 7,gs.c DO prime to choice si,S
S S ,sc cherries pn aasp0f s,s,
CAFE backberrcs aprcots Inl0i2c; peaches peeIsS
caiiforpa. i2@icc; DO unpeeiei, 1aioc Psunes as q
ioTs-EuropcaT advIccs about as Of late and n.
ppgtcrs getting many new orders Considerable
ad is lighter and dealers seem less inclined 70 ss
nuch to present stocks We quote: state and paciSr
c@mnen air esse yearlnss sgee Cd ods sass %
press but the be entirely SUPPLIED and II.
market had weaker tone throughout We guote: Fowls
pair. i9gs,s SECS sIasi q. pissons per patti sos$o
Nice fresh goods are in nj. demand and prices
Tsy ancy loi2c do state pennsylvania ohio sn5
Michigan. %, ,0c; do Western. prime: sl9c; chickens
SaSpi S do 30 S oS s'A i and
soc d. state and Western I9Sci dueks nearby 10
7ao, Some oddg and ends of inferior stock still 90
" f:S fS mid fu an 1 g5 nS many m
IN poor ride. but fine l.ta are bel; IN anged We
quote Quail Per doz slGSi -. sn'pe S26 = 49, ploye,
. 2JS2 a. grouse per pair. cocrsI paTtrGges i0eas
wa ducks, canvas. slT$3 ed head SlNsi 80 malard
io0 7jc cornoncr kinds @oC35c; rabbits. per pair ao
900: JACK bits 800 Oc
HAY AND STEAW-Maract dull. We quote HAY
prime per 100 H. T5c: do No 3 to No I. 55T10c a.
shippire jOa5ic: do trash. 3o03jc closer mixed 800
coo: cover :;5fi5r Eye STRAW :5nJOc. Dat straw az
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES-ro Potatoes dull a, N.
moment but desirable stock is held firmly Sweet D.
iatoes Dragging Onions steady for cioice quatis,
Southern beans weaker and peas slowly today
other Southern vegetables meet fair demand when choI.
We quote Potatoes, Long Island, per bbl 1Jds2. A
Maine. 81 %; DO state 81 37Qsl g. DO Jersey 81 ga
fp r. rood md other south Jersey 81 5oTsa: ono, 10
white. $685.: % red. SidSi 81 DO yellow sIati 81:
tnrn< .Olr1jc: squash Hubbard. slIs 30: DO marrow
.clSl caulinowcrs sils3 80: spinach. Norfolk 81 7sa
8. - d. raltirnorc 81 ~ lettuce NewOrleans Ssas;
chicory SlTSJ: cggpants Florida. S2ISJ s,ringheans
ciata $lm$2 peas slmS3 -; cab per 100 sia
81 celery per doz fiat punches 7jcus % do per dos
salks l0M SOC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-10
coI,NTpY PRODUCE MARKET.

New y lrl December = 1891.
rr,vs AND prAs--The absence OF important de
n,anl or ,nstic marrow beans - causing increasing
pressure 70 sell som. ~ the ,ho'' ' at% sum @
on some marks. Medium and pa are yTTry . G .,
AND 'a d A asi oSbns Gcmuad throughout
and untayorane, 9u"GE for "> pc, lens domest
per s%S s. i% 8 o 90 s s do %S red
ifns .,S2 i0 DO turtle soup. 81 oo0S2 To- do yellow
yc s. 81 Is do ma california s: s'a$2 90" do for
eign medium 81 3)o 81 80 90 torc.cn pen 81 t's 90
green pca bbls 81 or do lass. Siasi o-'s DO Scotch
81 TIER Buyers showed cry lntc interest hut re-
ccivcrs were eNpec;ins much trade I9c"y ana
- rnt,~c frrsh creamery ai.ted the wants ~ most
a~tdons obers mac 'ur i,mH on "a, '"I' os
nunIties and it looked az Il slcrs would 'ed
me IN rr Sn1 To- re nnS S, e2ic do western
frcsh extras 2ic do do SIN, ,n's s,r
half lr,ln tnns. cxra, " r.. 10 nrsis. iSr2c Il
thirds seconds i2aI '' dairies enrf ..i' r2ie
i9c imration crnmery i ~; Western dairy, Hole
thirds to seconds. iopii'c: 10 held hrkins i@ti'.
do nra %s r ia S cs IS Glazing without ,,p,,,e.
IN tradc Iobhcrs are taking only small Tor c'rre.
and thor is n" eNpo ner,,t osS"nd an &C. a,"n
boxes including tp-days s'careis. were made up Yer
Gi1ncS In tho Ne st grades coorr both large nal
sizes but white fairly plenty and s!ishtly weaker
fancy ne do white fancy ios@,ie; DO good t" choice
i"mo, =" sS" DO Witt to fan S q? S e%on To-
choice 9i.3li4c: part skins. chenansoes etc. small
, rrm. s,s5s1c fuli skins. 2i.3c
EGGS MARKET dull and he.y onernss ~ top quail
prhahy stcndy The tone but "a the moment Values gre
Nc Wcsrrh collections lest 25G26c southern do.
2iuoisc; frcrh collections fair g,od. 22G2ic. rcfs-
orator fal packed ls22c do early packed d..aiT,.c;
do defective per case sees: lined dozen ispios,
qualities held with much c9nndcnce: demand stiI iisS,
f S under d S Snse ia @ y
moving slowly; offerings Of irrssulsr quality and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-10
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

Buffalo. Dec s.-Cst;.e-Recepts last - hours 100
head total FOR week thus far 10 500 head for
last week. ll3sO head consigned through $50
New York oSO head: sale 20 head: opened
closed steady very good here. light steers
81 eiNS3 90: fai 81 J0ds3 % Receipts
- hours. % 200 head: total for weel, far l2
through 10 9'D head. New-Yorl 5325 head on sale.
100 head. market opened steady closed
s1li good Workers 81 i0 few choice 81 ~ light IS;
mixed packers 81 i5gsi jo mediums 81 5oqs 50 choice
S3as3 80 sheep and lamss-Receip,s ~ hours 80
bead total Tor thus 500. same time last
week. $4,000 head; consigned through. 400 head.
New York $500 head sale - market opened
With about all sold: best native lambs S4n$4 Is choice
So Glef3 - fair 70 good S33 80 mixed sheep 81 $50
- -" choice - 1888 export wethers, 50 ,5asi
Union stock Yards Chicago Dec s-CatIe-Y>ecei pts
Loo head; market unchanged;
sass 60 stockes and feeders s2ds3 So ulls
lead. market weak heavy. 81 25qsi 81: common 70
choice mixed 81 ijaS 80 choice assorted 81 25as IS:
lch,. - o5nsi -. pigs s. 5olS %. Sheep-Recspta
1000 head market steady inferior choice 81 0as3 IS;
S. Louis. Dec s-Cattle-Receipts 100 head: market
steady; prices tending higher: choice fancy export
81 5odS6 31 good ping and export steers sJt
10: medium shipping 81 ijGsi S. Texas
unchanged: choice heavy represented the best
medium sold s. 5oasi 90: fair TO good mixed 81 coo
81 30 ordinary light. 81 10 Sheep-Receints $40 head;
market. lodl5c higher: native mixed. 81 5OGs2 30
. East Liberty. Dec. N.-Caue-Receipts light Market
steady. Prime. S5gs5 % good. 81 s00si 90 gooi
butchers s. Sog>i 49, rough fat $: 5gs3 . fair light
Receipts Market slow. Philadclphas. 81 3Oasi ~;
mixed best Workers. 81 ioasi So common 20 far
Workers. 81 30qS4 %. pigs - ogsi 81 roughs. sSat
ShcepRecepts, cars Market slow. with prices SHADE
81 80. yearnes >2gS, 20 best lambs So ooasi 10; COM
fair lambs. 81 l5nS3 30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-10
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
New.York. December 8.

New York December g $780,
BEEyEs-Receips, 50 cars, or 1859 heals cars I.
trading Feeling steady city dressed beef had moderate
inquiry G'.4,.c for ordinary TO good native sides and
reced shipments to-day follows On the Europe for
London J0 cattle and 1880 sheep for d. H. Sherman
and 2i8 cattl and 100 sheep FOR 81 Goldsmith; the
SON also !67 cattle and l5o0 quarters Of beef for
Srhwarzschild Sulzberger W the Colorado by the last
Liverpool. 1850 quarters for Eastmans Company.
CALNES-Reccpts 80 head. and AZ least 10 head be-
sides In the pens. Very little demand for live
head. mainly Western ard grassers unsoM Dressed
calves hal limited inquiry al yesterdays quota
lions.
saies-M Collins: 10 srassers. 2io - average s: Is
Hume & Mullen; yeals. l27 H. at IS.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipis. ., cars. or sos head
II cars FOR the market Counting the held
yesterday there Were % cars FOR sale Sheep were ia
-Four cars u stock including of Canadian lanbe
were TO sell late hour. Common prime sheep
sold At S2fS3 100 NJ cu.ls at 81 So ordinary
choice lambs 50 25qSs % Five II Canadian lambs
sold at siaSi 20 Dressed mutton slow 3:95i.c per
10: dressed amos sluggish at j16ec.
Sales-D. Harrington: 2io Canadian lambs. 81 u
- 70 at 81 Al State do. IS n. az 50 49, % do. e5 ~ It
So b. 81 do so 10. at 81 25 10 State sheep. % 1t
81 Is culis a2 10. at 81 80
227 Western do 20 H. So I5 e26 do ~ ~ 50 ss:
AZ do. 81 N. 50 37is 1855 Western sheep "a ~
NJ. Collins 1873 Western lamb. 20 no at 81: SO Canadian
90. u" 10. az ~ ~ Canadian sheep. lo3 ID. at So
: sanders: 1919 state sheep and lambs. 10 10 at 50 1874
ls2 do. y NJ. at 81.
81 Is.
Wilkersqn sherman: oos Ohio sheep. sss NJ So IS
HOGS.Eecepts II cars, Or 300. head None for sale
alive NORMALLY steady at 81 1895 100 10 county
dressed unchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-10

Guiding - steamers addition to the regular - e.
49,, o, This has been relet a question oit VrS a
has been offered and rates are easier ,nino hut
49,, for c,rn was very steady at the opennis, ~.
a'seJ or n little toward midday on botn CASH a' ~,
Us Tho INSPECTION still continues very PoD
w., I, ~ now corn seems be ample for the cu're
der1and At December corn at r ioss was
ehari ana Tits weakened the whole ne ING c'ose VS.
m1ci AZ - net decline. ON che curp he iey.ne
l,i.c easier selling at b37t 1'''isc. ho
90 Cash corn Tor hpoa
n 700 bush NJ selng 70 ts9oO'sc " el. v
,,tv.r., nd 5000 bush steamer At oi'irDii-r -, -.
.nJ -ci.. ,.ei,er,d $500 bush OF sitiner syiu
- 1gla special ahead. jcco bush od Eci'", ,tos
ON1S-tJats Il npnentlty tp-riE' 80 20.
- f,.uree were reported here. Win the meas
,i,,oa, .n,1llr fiat The close ieatu.eeAa' 90,
-, -, ,s much Of a blank futures. \ Few cai
lots of track white sold ~ %'p Nc : Gee pdsn 80 VA ~
"a, g,'. on New YORK Central; ~ : od's ""IN tu'"
ia 0.;...e nominal BARLEY market stca'S ,"
=, c:aG,c fr 40 Milwaukee and O-noo. w., ~
- Western 1870. IT-Naikct dull: new Nes''.'
u,ed - 10c ~ % SEEDS MARKET hrh xI,SE
d.,sI a. 500, -. timothy. 81 Jus6 70
v,I arket dull; 5jnj,c t0r silver ana ''eoc -
japanese 49,. a,o.t,, rr,.cs of the p-e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-10
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston Dec sCotton steady: middling, 5-i6c low
mddng i5-iGc good ordinary issc net and gross re-
cepts bales: France. Sos bales saee
bales: spinncrs'. % bales; stock. ss5l0 bales
Norfolk. Dec s-Cotton steady; mtdting osc; ow
mdang i3lGc. good ordinary. 3-iGc. net and gross
receipts 3d. bales exports coastwise ssi bales saes
49, bales: stock. 50 ISL bales
Savannah. Dee. s.Cotton steady; nidd!ng. o'sc; low
md,ns ic. good ordinary fsc: net and gross recepts
iga: the Continent. 1865 bales coast~is~
bales: sales. 30 bales; stock lu2, 40 bales =.
New Orleans Dec. S-Cotton dull and easy; good mo.
dlnc ii-iGc: abiding. sac low middline, 3c gsdd
ordinary ,s.c: net receipts. 1888 bales gross la5"
bales; exports Great Britain t6l& bales 10 the ION.
tiner, l5o0 bales: coaswise. 335s bales sales 30"
bales. STOCK 3Gi. I39 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-10
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS

Liverpool. Dec. $. 1880 p. m.-Bccf-Fxra India mesa
a.n at Ills 81; prime mess firm at SIS ID Pork-Prms
mess Western fine steady COS do MEDIUM steady a,
l5s ID Hams-Short cut. about II n 6 -. dull "a
Bacon-Cumberlani cut about IS q 30 10. steady at as
short RIB - H. steady 2is; long clear midtss
abot q, r. steady AT 35s long and short clear nidss
about - H. firm .537 81. shoulders. about 2 10 IA
n steady .ss Cheese American finest white colored
steady az 5l. Tallow-i'rime city. nominal Cottonseed
o-Iiverpo0 relied lss 81. Spirits Of lrnen,lne
steady 2Ds Cd Rosil-COmmOn. firm az IS lmsi. Lard
Prime Western spot. steady az 3Gs 81 Wheat-No red
winter dull - ed: No red spring. stock Flour
81 Louis fancy winter steady at IS corn-Mxed West
spot fra az IS I'D December firm az - I'D January
qsy Is Gi1 February easy As Gi,d. Hops Lon.
lou Pacific Coast steady AT g 5s9f2 lbs
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