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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-24

land Delaware Stock nearly all wet s sns 's .6s
o oHa % t s and Color is and Inquired Florida
dun and ot yana unssSn w quote Apples
per pol sqsG Srawberpes Jersey 22 eT capSlDs
fancT varieties Peaches Porids per sa' Ks
s2a$3 Waterme.ons per 100 >GS s,o bor , do or
diaa T varie;ics 81 5oasio o,,,. e.,
FRI acknowledgements apples povIns only n
iho very limited quantity Of stock unsoid sundTiSed rn
dn and could be bought cheaper Peaches steady 1,Sa
Kinds Unchanged quote Apples, evaporated fancy
per H. be- do Gno iS M DO an d2 9r North carona
fancv S0Si,c: 10 choice 81 'sc 90 s,.ie
eoc 5opi ie9 2 cores ese aaS 'N iaai$ bsckb "a
7.c peaches eyaporated. peeled Delaware lgaiG 90
eb"c@ ,fGi.c aprc5ts i4salGi4c prnes cgloe
~ stock but there was nothing in the demand nor IN
adyces that snsgsisg any ho naYS ~ do good
4, nrna I4aljc do common 20 fair, loHl5c I'm
c1 P5I lT5 cars q Western
southern and cars more W. G fairlT At i.c
yance but it does look as = the improvement can
b" ha iv To-. spring chickens primo. per No.
a. ! 'r Il, .nnn 10 rod is@2ic: fowls. local and W.
sTa Iad l' pr pair 5a1jc geese 75casl
PRESfSE So; ''i i,Sc on hama rom previous
rivals Trade quiet and ord'pary E'q ,p sf below &C.
and has hal some movement at ha nrscy n1 "o e a
Spring ducks more plenty ana 'ties TurEeys sac;
choice large We qroe f2T IT," .Srng chickens Phila
s.ulr ~
Icrha aj026c do Bamore and LSns c ls'fn eo@95o
-n-ne ducSs Long Island DC SQUADS per doz'n - ,
"a W. o,ote for frozen TURKEYS, 7pio1'
h5ccrs l2Gi6c Do roastcrs 9a1c fowls Sc ducks
lOIi2c .. ,, ,,oh. t,,, nricea about
steady Wa quote. Hay prim" per j." 10 oit,ni
r., 10 cOnsOc. 30 shipping. Doe 40 'D' -ol,t,c 81
1850. ao ol9Ycr ioajoc. rye straw ''"R' '"'
short ,oal5c. or straw. mn4,c. p, .., 81, ro,a.
a. very scare ami -ell ng readily 't h ''u "a
,.,,c, southern new in Idcrat" supply hHl Up 90.
,orila- In quality and value" ch1c, lots hrii XXX
Wv i.rc. and closely culled slightly "@ee"l qu, LII
,s,ar1giis u light supply ari arm Fie~ P.,s III,
,ef ana lower. tnp lirg we're ontalh'' ', .,,,ni.
',l. C,hhaccs stesiy string beans IN o'tal 'p ~,
.-t e,,.rng buyers Tnnafare scarce ann
n-, or,rnhc-s In moderate supply End farw &C.
~, ,..,.,o. Potatoes bermuda per DOL e"tF'
H. domestic now ~ - a"ns5 90 81. 80 lnS 49,
,oli, s2as3 British nagrums p"r sacE ~ Te,
p',t ~ .c ucr SOD g l2nS2 -, mons ons
n.sna r~r lbs 25-GSl. DO Eeypan yer sacH, e. 'p or
40 n. r.rlrI, nar crate ~ I1"<l -. asl'e =,
Ion bu~c,os SiaS2. bees per ~" buncn"- re-,
:. e. ~. p, Fi4i.ia 81 TJ0s3. cattag"s. p"r bn
nh CRATE. 7IDfsi -. green pris ps 80
a. "a e.-f~- Ne.rs .er tfc' crate SiHN
% co-rior 81 7jaSI -. Iian's per DBL HfITs
ia-ture Sl0s2. spinach. 3oa'' rhuint' p'' wv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-24

grassers and thin stock. prime handy lambs is75cr
higher; export lambs and wethers l0d2rc better ,
heavy export lambs l06 TO 40 No. 81 75$4 50: FOOD 49,
handy. Is TO So ~ 81 7OQS4 S. fair TO good "a sss
81; light common. grassy 20 fair 50 5OdSl Is fsrc
heavy export wethers 100 10 100 ~ 81 75ds5 good hs,
butchers 90 to 40 H. S4Gs4 -; good mixed sheep ss y
asa ~. ~ - "
Union Stock Yards. Chicago. May 23.-caite-Ree.,,
1000 head; market opened weak closed steady. oonr
steers 50 f0HS4 40: stOckess and feeders 20 ~
SO 81 and bulls 81 j0GS3 so calves 81 505s ~
Hogs-Recepts 5000 head: market weak: heavy 81 ss
81 So common TO choice mixed 81 jOds4 IS choice s
Sheep-Recepts 1000 head; market firm; nferiSr >,
choice. S2nS4 70; lambs. 50 J0Gs -.
st. Louis May 23Cattle- Receipts 25s head ,rc,n.
ing ~ native and 81 Southern: native s,a
sold steady prices but the movement was very So
The better class Of and such sell from 81 =, e
In best request Texas steers opened slow b,, i.
there improvement In the market and ss.d
SO 1888 %, Southern steers. s. SQ3 - Hogs-Recsn,
so head. tho market opened easier early -.
made basis ~ DC decline FOR the upper zrsd
and l0c lower for common but the close prices ses
fully lOc Butchers paid - OGs4 -. packers a @
QSf 70. medium mixed lots sold around 81 5jds4 Co 80
head he market opened with fair supply nearly al y.
which natives. double decks Texas arrlv,,.
late, mixed. 50 1JnSi TO- lambs, s. 25GSt G5
East Liberty. MAY 23-Ca;te--Recepts Ngh; pr,r.
81 3OGS4 80; good. 50 l1IS4 10 good butchers IA IA
-: rough. fat - 20GS 30 bulls and stays S2Gs3 NJ
RIMS light: best Philadelphia. sass as best York;
81 9OdSj: common to fair Workers. 81 7J1S4 S. Die,
light extra. 50 s5Qsi good 81 65aS3 80 fait s. Xxx
50 ~. $lQ$2 lambs. 81 joQS4 90 veal, csyss
25qs5 heavy and thin cllves, 81 JoGs3 J0 sprin,
lambs. 81 JOHs5 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-24
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS

SeW-York. May ~ 1894.
BEANS AND PEAS The market IS showing Increasing
any stock coming forward supplies In store unusually
,,ver general but the
marks u and medium ar" h'ld Tor more money
We quote Beans. marrow chosr per nush ~ % go
Il" red kidney s. l6aS2 90 do turtle soup So. do yellow
eye 81 3Oas2 80. do Lima California VA H. 81 3onS2 40
81 OGSl a. do foreign pea. 81 G5aSl 10 peas. bbs
81 O7sas 10 do bags 81 02'snsl 90 do scotch 81 %
day and market had generally steady tone through
out Buyers seemed to feel some confidence In the posi-
and operating TO the run extent of heir wants
inclined TO sell freely. fearing That
when delayed stock gets In there may be more goods
than the trade can handle 10 good advantage. The qua
this II Disappointing ana her" seems 10 De no
disposition put much stock away AZ present We quote
Creamery state. pennsylvania or western per H. 1Ic
do nr,ts i5alGc thirds seconds l3u dairy
half arkn tubs extras 0i5c. do seconds rsts ia 6c
do Welsh ub. nrss. l5n l6c do thirds To seconds ia
lie. imitation creamery nrss 13a Sc seconds lOi
DqiO4c: factory. nrss l0tdllc; do thirds 10 seconds
S3iOc OH Butter-Creamcry. o9llc. Western dairy
factory, ssaiOc.
CIEEsE-Not many large full-crcam cheese In to-day
but shippers had plenty of time 10 secure supplies FOR the
trade Quotations unchanged but values little
uncertain "a the moment Small sizes moving out
steady Exporters secured concessions Chcnango
County par fkms but the decline quoted there
e1s eaS F9 i w. sS ae Ff ssS
large colored. ohc: do white ioalo.c; do good 70
choice 10. Oisc: do prime. ss.alOc; part
skins Hcrkmer and OsWego counties choice s'au9c
nc; do common to prime iGG1.c; fun skins 2a3c
EGGs-Recelps continue quite heavy, but good many
lots o have s os II not f0S Market G' @
re for hne Western with here and there lot OF extra
cUss selected s ns as. 'E sr.e p DOZEN en-
laai3iEc State and Pennsyvania Eve Wsstern prime
IN small supply but quiet
Very heavy receipts OF strawberries cheny Fom MARY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-24

,uneness and value Of tho work which the Govern
ment has undertaken in order TO determine whether
We can produce beet sugar IN TINS country, anu
the methods Of culture which are essential TO
success in beet growing The care and exac,ness
rosults of the SCHUYLER station to be accepted as
authoritative. Several more years Of experimenta-
ton in he same line are necessary. however, TO
confirm the results already obtained The late
Secretary Rusk took particular interest IN the
experiments which to determine IN" pId',
ticahility Of supar-growing in the Northwest ana
West ana he spoke frequently OF the vast pros
BE II s reported that the present secretary OF
Agriculture is about to close up the SchuFier sia.
lion and To stop the work OF experimentation. AT
The present stage Of It's purpose ana Work con-
tinuance e. most desirable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-24
TIE STATE or TRIDE.

Baltimore May 23-Flour dull; unchanged; sales, 10
bbls. Wheat duh: 80 rcd SPOT and May. 5I,a5ISc.
June. 57Ra57s.c July. 57'sa5sisc. August 5ssG5ss:
steamer No rcd ji4U1ii7c, milling wheat BY sarnrle
5I9J>c; stock. 53j,s95 bush sales 1900 bush. Goa
mixed 42a.c asked Southern samos
80. 4c. do grade. ijzuiGc stock. is3 2s2 bush
sales 900 bush Oats strong. 40 white Western ls.
bid: 40 I'd. iOn4lc. stock B. 80 bush Rye dulI.
40 . 5ja5Gc. stock. 2037j bush Hay firm unchsngI
coffee dun. No I. l6i.c Other articles unchanged
Boston Nay 23-Flour dull and unchanged Con
scarce. oats scarce and FIRM shorts steady Provisions
steady Butter quiet but steady Northern creamery
iSdi9c Western. lIisN1sisc. dairy DQl7c Cheese
quiet but scarce fancy. Old. i2i2Ni3o Western lls
lIikc. new lOalOac. Eggs quiet and unchanged
Buffalo May 23.-Spot spring wheat weak all DAY:
bids isNstc under the market closing y ! hard sc.
40 ! Northern 63a.c. spot. q J. T. dgii but firm: No
hard 6iAc. 80 / Northern 621sc. Winter wheat neg
lectei. No red. sc store ., track, 10 extra red
&c 40 ! white COc. No extra white. Jsc. Corn Gsl:
track firm closing. 70 Yellow store. i2l.c; 10
yellow 40: No 2 corn. 4OH4nilc. 10 corn iO.c No
yellow track 42iac. ~ yellow, e. 10 corn. i2c;
No 3 corn a. oats scarce higher. sales. cars No
white -. nc track. closing 4lsc No white i2c:
80 3 white lO'zc. ~ mixed 300 sales. store. SGD
bush ~ = white. 404a1ic; 2l.ooO bush No white Sst
n 90 Rr.-No oHerng-. y quoted Jsic. Flour dull
weak uncnaneei NH feed unsettled. prospects loEa
uacnanged. Canal freghts steady. wheat Sc; corr.
2a.c. New-NorK.
,,htce~o M4v Y The leading futures ranged AZ so.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-24
chicago May .3-The Iea1lng futlFes ranged

&
ash 9Do'a a,ns ,5t c.a. pa. ,,a. aal! and pros
,,r.a.rr.I ~ s.r.-c wheat -fa. &C.. ~ ; scnng
thea ,ia5~r. - r.I 81, 45-i. $50 corn, eIke;
50 .af.. 50. - .s~ ''.- ~ - NO
rlx ,ed q ~. p-l. fny ..'i - .N. moss por p@
l,l Ell s,osii -. al g. l'" " 20 '-:gS' y; In
flfs sides f't"'' 90 80 =. +, .. - s-SSs.
tt .Ari' - '"fH'. ''. 80 1.f q II; s,ean
"h.-hff Hi.iii'ir 4i'-O. - 80, d" "a IA
car oai - 81, eia'lli' SOD A'..a -, 49, =.
on mo ir' 4H., fN'"iN- .4-.. 80 iss,si.,.
state hrin"i ;al.t cream -,ti .t = 80,
sweet tut Nih- htF't' i"'' ''-9' '-'" .''' '-
stick a-r
,.l~.Irna, Ma - .Ff.l--~0r'nr patent s. N1S sst
,--, >. ,,0,! ~ family - 4Uq>- 49, Nhaa.. No red
~ ,--,o f.f lI t.-r .tealf rejected white, Ssrc,
- ,,i>.t IL N1ar.ix.i iUc mixed ear l2c Ns.
e. mi.sd g,.. sample mixed .ac SO gA .te, 80;
80. 49,. s. -.-J.fb.ng rates mess $l2 ~; eeA
,r.es 81 =. ,,u De- pork 81 -. clear family Sl9 ~
ke,fie larc-Sa.e- .. steam lelf "a, lear ara rs
-, nor, rin se4s @ a.. clear SIDES. -. WnsNey-Me.
H., remains .'.sft sales q tsules goods On Osss
~, 81 n oa,c as he.s
,,,, ~, OBJ. .... ,,h4af .penea al 54',c sod
'ii-F 49, -, =, r,. 49, sellers cash wheat non-
ne'-r : ~ l~.c~ AM ..air.- ,,c over " sa4gs
ati.t efts ight CLOS tra f. - N'r'asa I'll,
g. s,,r n. 30. So 4. OIL, . N... Sc bti.-y aoninsg
49, .r ~ = samples tn. o. ~ isns-l ~ "a
active. 80 SO. ~ .. -. GAYS s,sss, com
white Sc. market We Alt fl * - -,-,,ly
quiet. 40 g. Csc. 40 =. 90, 1850 p, ysssrsays
81 - ofher seeds tnchaHeri ~ -, ION sia 50:
irittling@. <i2 jDaSi2 IS rel dogs. sl5 ''gNA
,,,.,,-fts u,v q Wheat 80 Dr. rlse 20 heisaH q
-, is, The market vas slow and the range 9,
- ns-r,v MAJ closed 10 $40. July cose,
-. %, IS. ,..rel trls fnornrc 10 5aisc, Ta44ee
-. a, ~ tha SAM a. yesterday asa
- az ..ste- ~ I 1rtla-n selling 59sgoS ia
,he is-sor part = the offerings y NhsjIaa 30 "a So
.s4-.f.a. laur steady. patents,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-24
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

= M
900,
ir-r vi-- &c. r.s 20 80 head o., 'a'- CT
...t..t,r.-. II flts f.~ export aIN" nri q .ti-
makes. r-rE.nF o'U rafe ir So. i't'AN i..,.n
.. % which 20 n"rf H' '"-''' .l. ~ 49,.
...r...r fn. ig'f supply prizes were n'' i. 10
.N..-f f'N clrr w..r fHt'n ,f ,f'I -s.'r.
20 la~ l'.l - Il hi' o., "' ,-, .,,g.
r.'Ifr -..re s.l 49, 50 fN' ID PCT "a ". 49,, -,t.r.
... I'D r-t.'4rs $3.50 probably arrive 'n I'N 'l,
f......f rrt.tn a.'.e sfe.it af ''rf>' Y"f n" t
l.ef ...l. no 'n'.rr '.Ni" aifI'.' ' ~ a..
ann s. Ilsus'.r Tho. 10 an improvement ln ne %,
r.re-r fnark.f 90 1--we cattle american s'.FS ,
to-. NJ o1l0i,r anil fnya loi-c shipments today l'-
quarter. n bsof 10 ie-uanic. tho Greece was DELAY
nntl today and took our 40 cattle and 90 shl"p.
90, ..tr. T,o Ar'ra fr Na-.au carries IN caiue ana
.n sham pr o. % culver. fnr0rr1v ne trinidad WI
,rl. U 90 luf - sheep f1r various s'ip" ana
r. r.r"'rno 20 sheep fnr I. : pIlenh. t.,,
-e'"s Shot, ran 4 'uIf TO- '.'l' -. , i' -, =,
.. & -s . d, 49, o. - -" p d. l2'4 n ~ - -
% ~. 1870 n - 60. 10 49, .2'f =, - 81 p. - ;,
il.f.. .'ee-s 1893 p - s. q" j." - 10 a. - "i,9G
a.. i97 n - "' 20 .". ll'2 r. ~ - - 90 ,S|'
p S.. ,', s.ls i,ap - s, - - p. 1850 =. a, 81 io
- = -n..,.ann COWS Io-o H. A. 81 go d. 7i5 ~ AZ
81 Sanders. ss Lancaster c.un,y. Pom steers. 1891
- H - -. - ia., y ~, :. &c. - 4. ie,2 y a,
- ''.- r.,. i..5 - "a. $3.50. lG Pcuusyi, ANA
ors > .' 49, ia r,.,' "a r.n1s,i,,ni, steers
,.... -, a. 40 ~ D., ffGt r. m - .
e, .- ,1.t ~ Ar 8. 1 sag 1870 = 81 : hull
- s.. 8, e., d. i,sgo y, N 50 - u PENNSYLVANIA
l.' ",,t,' l,.u ~. n at 81 TO- . &c. $50 -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-24
TIE TRADE IN cHlcAGO.


Chicago May y ,speciaO -Wheat today VS. Thers
" limits. The range was .t.'s %-.-sh TIE
were times ~ weakness and moments 'l ~, ,laier las,
close was at about the bottom and ifa'i'".. ana Ss
might July opened at 3d.. solt between ' bulletins
and closed AZ 56i, 1854 cents. Official sa damage
we're ali bearish announcing that no @ .,,s turinS
had been done by frost St Louis AZ ~. which con-
tho daN sent a lot ~ private crop ftll finally
n,ced with these public bulletins but NE Subt there
give the public bulletins the benefit 81 u, hes from
was a queer variance cables. liN'. ,ri,h A crop
Rsrlin said the German Government was .u The puos
report and that In Berlin wheat was hlse LIVER upset
closing cables from the Continent all CAM cam vas rs,bf
ing he prvate ones The Western "eatns' ~ settled
favorable Rumos that the coal strikr %" was sool
hep.d the price momentary. hut the ,.,e-al-425cp
ieniei Clesrances from all ports "ers hsit OF last
wheat and -four Western receipts are @N'N'
trn was IN n fraction. helped by the 'sceips and
o, the settleent of coal strike 10y S as ana Ssh
M, the bull efforts was bet"''. we're fr
csnts and the close 3s.Q3>4 cents "a ron, "a 70
~ $40 bushels Oats strong juno -, cash Owned
3li. and closed at 3Ii. cents Inc - ash sl,us1s
b ,hs cars hull here has been sold III for l00V
is concededlv very strong Charters were "'"
bushels. ~, hr, the announcement - -
~, al strike had been settled caused VIZ, rong even
TIA started covering which kept the There were
80 Tho denial OF the settlement Iu'' "a 90 Az me
"a 90 h"gs the estimate for THURSDAY va N 10 centA
80 norL shov.d an advance over lues'"' -
- - Cents ribs 81 10 cents. $1,000, ., 65Ts656 cents
iG 81 ,h curb puts on July wheat closed AZ ss cents
M n a, MA cents Puts July corn WIZ
calls 3ss cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-24
TO AID THE MANHATTAN HOSPITAL.

A garden party for the benefit OF the Manhattan
Dspensary and Hospital will be held at Grovemont.
the home OF the late Mrs f. c. Donnelly. Grand
Boulevard and West Onehundred- and-thirty- sixth
st. tomorrow afternoon. from TO o'clock There
will be a musical programme with afternoon tea
indoors On the grounds a tennis tournament
fortune telling and other amusements Will add to
the pleasure Of the guests. Tickets are Y each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-24

bull element in market talks very conndeny ol
higher prices Notwithstanding the fact dhat no = M
oais are already above price OF No corn ana 10
mixed very close the price Of corn The carry adh
in the market was held both cash and futures an we
srternosn the market leaving OF hrn at the pest p.l'
for the day a net gain ~ $40. 'asn 7 -, ,lo
Moderately active and i7c higher. sales included %'D
hush 30 , oats 4Oc: 1900 bush 10 wan" az 80;
ono hush No 2 white AT 43c: $1,000 bush track Wnte :"
l3l4-c and few cars of track mixed az +Vutlc..
MALT Market quiet. Ingradeh western bm9 w. '''-
Alan aOGaJc. x-rowed SOuSJc. two-row"d 20
BARf FY-Markei dun No , Mlwaukee. o"a"',,i, IN
Graded c3fiG1c Sfstsi'S-'
drll a, ssGS1O per 1V0 10 In store Ilmothy MhF"e'
dull. a. 81 $685. IN store
We give fos comparison the closing prices of the pre-
.l.1s ~ and Tor Le corresplnlng date last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-24

rin ~ orders. 'ni IN -'-i'' ',,. f... -. ..l,.
t'f'I fir 'fi'' i- "i'' '.,,,stt -, y.r...f
tu''f'I'ne 1f' N'''.N ....-, 81 -.f
.anlt 81 'fH>l" o.. ~ . .i.. -. 81
80 =. \" 80 81 1851 '. 49,. M 3D.. ,a-l.
Scotch. $40 .f'. 81 #" -'An ..''l ''. ..' a. ~
go 20 '' r'" N'iNf' 81" ...... .....
tkip.l HrI ....I r.II. 3 .....' 'li.I.f'. D
r ..... w. reduced - o. fN- fnHrriir IN '-.Nf
..,t..r r,. changed r.rafl 'Ne l.r .''-' t" ing
.,....r ODE. rt..l.t CLOSING frr.r t'-.nl Nrn f.'
,.. rr -,. ST.. l nir, a,'.sc t-l.. - London.
.t.. ........,... o.. ,... o.. ,nI .lt.. 4nr'.. ll
- ~ l. .. , r,.,ro .i...,. .as,. .f
rS -i...,. b., ,,,.,-,. PHO. f-., rai' .t
q, '- f.~, ..... f..A,. a ..... easier
"., ., ,t. ..,.. ., .,. ga, .Itru.l. r4ats'. 1901.
'' ..' .i,.....f ~rrr.Tf.f. rl.r. ns-
... ,.,.... , ,,. ,.ts.t ga t, r..-. aas
..... b.. ,...
g., ,N.r- ,,.r. .-rr.. -. Al. . -,,. fi.. market i-
'''' ".'' ... ..r.. .... ....
.NIt ffff Nt' i'+ '
.t.s'e ar' Hfrf"i 'fi -'I N't ''IHi ''
il| I. t' 'Nfl. ii.'
ID. .f. trN.'.l..'F
ionlF-. ftIr on prir." i'1I' r''i" -''-
Nr 'iIr p. good mas prir. I'D 'h.'- -' i'' ''L
IaN .-r l.ff. i..I 2ilitr @fl,
fnnrf nr..r inn'@-. f.- ff f'.i iifl> prime 70
.H.'-. f'l-e-
NNtNL STORES S''-t e.n l'>. ''i.. pa
fr. -fi .H.. tfr 900 t'.. Il~ nf- f -i l'~ i-i
ienrn. s somewhat afm.r p.-.- tl 'n."l '' go
f.fN -.i .i.f - ..i.. '.''' - ''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-24
OTHER MARKprs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo May 23-Cattle-Receipts last "a hours. 2 lio
head total f0r 100 head; for same time
last week 1870 head consigned through 700 head to
New York $50 head. sale 100 head market opened
duh and easier closed weak hut all Sold choice 700 70
100 scerss4QSi II. coarse. l0i2 b. at ~ 30 hsht
rockers 81 2lfSg 80 bulls O5G3 -. veas strong at
81 $500 hogsEecepts last "a hours 500 head to-
tai for far $40 head. for same time last
week ~ $50 head. consigned through, $500 head 10
New-York 100 head sale, 800 head market opened
stronger light grades dull and slow for mediums ana
mixed closed steady for good light grades and forkers
mediums dull Workers. choice ~ OoG$o TO- mostly
TO- pigs $3.50 TO- roughs Sass so; stays s3gsS 90
Sheep lambs-Recepls last - hours 400 head; to.
tai Tor thus 81. head; for same time last
week 20 occ bead: consigned throIsh. Lsoo head 70
good cornfed stock dull and slow Tor others;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-24

1ondor May 2s-At wool sales ssisy grades q
were offered chiefly mernos ine from Germasy
srsasy nns good sreases e eonnsS
Competed FOR by the home trsae cSeay YorS'Trss
buyers and American buyers o ssoT f0'"'
sales OF si ', Iysisso 600 bales. AZ 4,sses''
Oueensland-lO0 bales. az fT"'-
Tictorla.-~O bales. Al 3rlld. au6zd
sou,h Australia-i. 200 bales. az 81
Wsst Australia-lO0 bales at 4fopna, -,,a
-, zssiand-l bales at oA.Id" t.,ss AT 5zqIS~
Cane Of Good Hope ana NAM Wv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-24

cOTFTUERN COTIVN 'I''' .,,,.r &C; Iow
,,..oa Nav % Cotton steady; mlaa' md gross re-
Galveston Nay May -ood ordinary dSc ne, an q bales
ceipts. " bales safes iO - s;.c; low
stock NJ os-Cotton steady; mn et ana gross ~
mGdns ioc good ordinary oossw I 1877 bales
"A hsies: sock II. 49, bales. rolddling ~rsss
savannah May 2cSS''o oranary s net ana s
low mdd An bales exports coastwise ~ ,,e
sis ss Sslss steady sssa .ssa a1.s
7c midans 5isc Icy mcdins ross $50 esI1; ,s;
nary. osse t. me- eminent 4s7 bales; coas'"
sssies 600 bales: stock. l09.zsS jaw s.t.i
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-11

persrsiss a. Washinesoa and Andrew
yasksus above he pfoscsnium arch. and
allndine - NJ CsvoiasA . IL legitimate
soecsssar = baeA. The prsaidsat -
spondsd:
''6sn3fmsn: I am . eood deal snhaz.
foo1Dd ~ tho Dentkon of my two 0issfn.
gafahod peodeeosouGs, and ~ ~ fnct
dist thsy vsss bosA members q ths soe1sty
u1dH vhoee anspices this banQusb -
Giyoa- eonerntutato The nembefs Of
the Fraternity rspfssented hefA an
obliesd 70 6cknoulsdes ny own short
coming In not being member
Ct e Perhaps Is - my fault; car
tainly il ID my misfortuns- Thsss
IN fault ssek cOnpensation. /. too, have the
hoaor 70 beiong to . great fratsrnify, enc
Of which Geor9s Washingtoa and Andrew
Jaekson we're prominent membera. . tr1ter.
atty whose grip means . united stand for
Amerioan intsrssts; whose password -
the poopls's cause under al circum-
stcnc0: whose tsmpts 10 mot -
old ~ the temple Of Solomon. but
- old = American institutioa; .
traternity that can never die, for
IL fruits viii aiways - before the world.
Would ron know tho name Of this fro
tsrnityf il IL the brotherhood Of frse and
accepted patriotic American eiti1enA"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-11

Gov. Brown. Of Maryland. has psr,soned
Stevenson Archer. the sx-stAte treasurer.
who emhesslsd SIS. 900 state securities
Al festival ~ Rio Gsrands Cisy. Tex
hght took place between peace officers and
United states soidsers Corporal Ensls-
hart and one OF tue spectators we're killed.
Seven men armed With rsfses rode in Ia
Town. roehsd the bank ~ South west CITY.
No. u $500 and rode away "Wednesday
aitsrnoon. They were svidently old
tlmerA
Cue wsisereds city treasurer OF Middle.
town, u. IL Sslo0 short in his accounss.
lie WAS nominated for county treasurer
on the isssnecrasss ticket recently with
out opposition.
II u reported that William McKtn,sv
and his eon Lswis have been taken from
Jail and iynehsd at sharon Springs, Kan.
For the murdey OF Iharaes CAREY. soa.sn-
Law Of William Mckinley.
Hiram T. Graves. Carries Noasecmerv.
A. L. jenkins and H. II. MeTonsia. ss.'
cfiic~rs al the Pecnse's Home saving
bank, San Francisco. are 20 be indicted.
Mcdonald 10 already In jail.
Laura Ciesisy. . young eosor~a woman.
was terribly cut by cotorsd man named
Ioha wsiliAms and thrown cot OF . Sec
oad story window OF the Jeanette house.
Los Angeles, Wednesday stterno0a. sac
Will die.
Antonio Laesno was hanged THURSDAY
II Regina, y. W. r.. Tor the murder OF
feserAllo Desadoos, hia com panton, re-
cessed communication OF sentence - life
imprisonment Laeano prsslstsd in a.
esrsinx hts innocence.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-11

The Countess OF Clarendon 10 dead.
Ex-Prssidsnt Cacsras has been elected
president Of Peru.
There was no fighting In Samoa mp "a
April q, the cousuls having Influenced the
natives to maintain the peace.
The Portuguese consul In London an
nounces that . archaeological examination
proves that the epidemic prevailing in Las
bon II not cholsra.
Gen. Eseta, prssidsnt Of Salvador, has
surrounded the rebel city Of Santa Ana
with 1900 men, and IL bombarding Il
without intsrmission.
Three Of the fivs editors who were con-
victsd ct Berlin Of caiumniating the police
ct the meeting Of the unemployed q
Frsidsrichsheim In January received ssn-
fences Of zines. the other two imprison-
msnt from two to i've montha
A terrible earthquake shook vsnssusla
and parts of Colombia April n The cities
Of Merida, Lagunitas, Chiguara and San
Juan. Venezuela. were destroyed. Proba-
bly, 1000 persons persisted, and there 10
great destitution among the survivors.