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The Meeker herald., 1895-11-09
Good Pay for Little Trouble.

"Whiskies bottled in dIstillery," or
represented so, should be avoided, for
the simple reason that such representa-
tions are wholly void of truth. Loose
statements in respect to any feature Of
business are not creditable to those
who make them. False representations
frequently debar merchants in the
this is as it should be, for what security
can there be for the public unless busi-
ness firms make statements that are
strictly true. For % years we have
bottled q. o. TAYLOR whiskies in Boston.
To-day we have the satisfaction of be-
ing able to say that in all this long per-
iDd of time we have not deviated in any
way in the character of our output. We
sell "G. o. T." to licensed druggists all
over New England. not in quart bottles,
pints. We insist that American whis-
kies cannot be bottled in or on the dis
tilery premises. Consult the internal
revenue authorities if you doubt our as
sertion. II We are wrong we will do
nate IA bottles of G. o. Taylor whisky
TO any hospital in this city, named by
the person who proves our statement to
be wrong, and give him in addition Sl00
to pay him for his trouble and for his
vacation. expenses. c. II. Graves Il
Sonss sole proprietors G. y. Taylor
Whistles, Boston, Mass.-Boston Herald
Auc s95.
The Meeker herald., 1895-11-09
C. ". vALLrnr, General Agent, Denver.
THE VICTORIOUS WHEEL.
1t Is Capturing tho Royal Ladies OF

1t Is Capturing tho Royal Ladies o
Europe.
The bicycle, according to the London
Queen. is pushing it's triumphant way
into the most exclusive and impenetra.
BILE circles of society. Among royal
ladies, the first convert was the beauti-
full Queen Margherita of Italy, who is
such an enthusiastic wheel-woman that
the cycling club of Milan recently pre-
sented her with golden bicyclc-the
first in the world. Her everyday wheel,
however, is of English make.
The duchess of Aosta was among the
earliest of women riders, and it is said
was taken to task for it by the king,
her uncle, but succeeded in converting
both him'and the queen before the mat
ter was ended. The young queen of
Holland rides, while the princess of
Wales and her daughters ride tricycles
at Sandringham, and even appeared in
the parks of Denmark on tandem tri-
cycles.
With such high examples, Of course,
the ladies of the nobility are not left
behind; and some Of them possess very
beautiful wheels of ivory or silver plate
and oxidized metal. Lady Dudley owns
one ennmeled in white, with lining of
blue and gold, and ivory handles. But
with all this magnifcence these ladies
probably reap no more pleasure or
benefit than the untitled American who
spins along democratic roads on a plain
black and nickel wheel, the equal for
the time being of any duchess or queen
of them all.
The Meeker herald., 1895-11-09
Threw Away His Canes.

Mr.. D. Wiley, ex-postmaster, Black
Greek, N. Y, was so badly afflicted
with rheumatism that he was only able
to hobble around with canes, and even
then it caused him great pain. After
using Cbamberlain's Pain Balm he was
so much improved that he threw away
his canes. He says this liniment did
him more good than all other medicines
and treatment put together. For sale
at so cents rer bottle by JoIIantgen 4
Kelly.
The Meeker herald., 1895-11-09
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The Meeker herald., 1895-11-09
EAGLE STILL SCREAMING
The Elections Throughout the
Country an UnbToken Series
Of Republican Trlumphs.
MARYLAND AND KENTUCKY IN IT..
The Local Result Mixed, With the
Pops in the Ascendency, but
that Party Still on the To-
boggan Slide in the
State at Large. u
MARYLAND AND KENTUCKY IN II

The election is over and the results,
so far rs Rio BIanco is concerned, are
decidedly mixed. The Democrats had
up strong ticket. but it went down be-
fore combination of Republican and
Populist votes, which was irresistabN.
However, Oidland and Hayes were
saved, for all of which we are duly
thankful.
The table published elsewhere in this
issue shows the election of Rube Old
lpnd and jim HAYES by the Democrats;
Wildhack, Fordham and Now by the
Republicans; and the Populists elected
Marcott, Moog, WILDER, Young and Nc
Laughlin, thus giving the latter party
political ascendencv in the county.
The Meeker herald., 1895-11-09
srarrIages on shipsonrd,

So many engagements are made on
board ship, and SO many happy mar
riages result from them that captain
OF one OF the largest Atlantic liners
states that men who, for some reason
or other, are unable to secure wives at
home, take a trip over to America on q
chance Of meeting girl on the boat.
The Meeker herald., 1895-11-09

"SalvAcea" allays all irritations. You
seldom .'oe-a-salve" that will. At City
Drug 6tore.
The Meeker herald., 1895-11-09

Busbyb gloves are for sale only BY
Hugus + Co. Price from $l.25 to $2.
Quality can't be beaten.
The Meeker herald., 1895-11-09

"1ongaline" is the greatest remedy
for rheumatism known to modern
science. City Drug Store.
The Meeker herald., 1895-11-09

Tfsilver senators seem disposed to
have a say about that proposed senate
reorganization.
The Meeker herald., 1895-11-09

G. o. Taylor Whistles are not expensive Good, too
The Meeker herald., 1895-11-09

Subscribe for The Herald; read it and
then send 1t East.
The Meeker herald., 1895-11-09

20. K. T."keeps the kidneys healthy.
POsTOFFICE STORE.
The Meeker herald., 1895-11-09

Send THE HERALD to your friends in
the East. Only So.
The Meeker herald., 1895-11-09

a. o. Taylor whi.ki.s q. III. banner beverage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-03

and the tendency downward We quote: Apple. Bald Bald
bury Sp P russ sc s$asi Golden Ts. So ogss stray
berries. chsrieston er q9aTa i's'oc' d. Norh O0
' III st!l enough pressure to
sell ev1poa,e ap?, 70 ss e On the basis y Go
exc prime ard for IS sSG and ,. hays na dns
higher sF r. snnsi n sare S
ahsence o. supplies. Cores aud skins. steady small
fruits dTaesns ana mini, y2gry " fruits Ne quoe hPpes
9aporatsd fancy extra faney ''.g'sc DO prime 20
Grcd ssnGc. chops 2.g2ls cores ana skins i;g l;
Taspberres eyap2'%sa' s;ae i,5c apfcois says
Dcprhss af,ina pce:ed 2a5c do. unpeeled. cJec
as g. es si's uess Is doing and til. situation
shanged dS sa s aas S. s ,a"Gr Buyers and lover
are Posy G.cs 'pioc do. good to prime .asc
d. common fair. 4'sgc'c yearnss sa'e: Old ods'
cars s more Giy nr '1 Fday;
Spins raGHen s '9 a ''Tg SRys du i DUCKS aal
slow bg,ers favor W. 9Ioc: sp pn ' n.
Do sou,hern 49, roos,crs 5,,aGc 5u'keys seieg;
ducks per pau, ep%. F fows show n d change
iew fancy small and few pdnS ,as 10 o"ehs snd M
Sholcsae los prime e'c cannot he "Nccelrd
r lnn h'rcn. are slightly in buyers favor We quote
fsr Killed TnrNey ,q "g I'M gwi' Isa6l
2aa2sc geese ID 'psc CHICKENS 4ladslphia spri4 9
"Sssc Ts @qss s5s @a'" a fasdcps r T1c
2aG3c d. roosler 2og22c; DO Western i2gi'e o"''
Y ASH M e. a, e, We na g 9c. 10 ih iy
KIM To-. clover mixed jjdfnc. clover. 4ju'Dc. ~,
,f,uw i1afnc: straw. 35gt'c: .
PoTArOEs AND VEGETABLES ilermuda new po'a-
hn,d Win a ltile confidence but demand too iisht
10 suIpor, any imrroycmcnt spinach neglect ana ana
oner~i very low Kalc dun and irregular. i;nilshes
lower and ic'iucc weak Green peas I",y ana ip""'
show further decline under heavy r."
",n,e cahnses sl scarce ana high Fancy large ripe
,n,re.rca brng ful prices hut under grades NOR"
,i.,tv and lover choice asparagus moves liu~ h"rf,
in ur DER qualities Do not SCI" escep, AZ CRY low ItISS
ja,foes, l"rnuda hhl. SiGs'. 90 forlIi
st1s, do Eastern Rose. s.qs2 81 DO other old - $40
Crate 81 a1Tsi cabbaees Florida per hl $3.50"
40 ,rorlos,.n sjG>G. spinach. .ja'Jr. sprouts .l9"'
rlshes Siqse lettuce. Norfoih. basket. '"G'r IA
,hariesion 5OcGsi. DO FLORIDA. 'icusl - 30 N"w1t
,,ns nv La .JQSi. peas Charies m per bars" 80"
asi q, savannah '",QSi. DO rer e.a;s .og'ss'
Florida $inS2. 10 .dbc GSl - SQUASH
~ r,te -;c4si 80 heos 81 0ff3 DO per IN, punches.
ssasl@ cucsrnbers per crate. - 81 celery per 90
,.its ..gsi-. asparagus per do. lunches 'JcHs3 ri-
barb per 100 punches. 81 3oGs2. tomatoes per carrier
SoIS-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-03

Chicago Nav . (sp~claD.- Whca, early showed great
strength getting &c 81 ~" best ngur"a 50 FAR on
bs rauv II dl not hold however. but closed 80 under
1yoane,lav ruiy opened Gc sold between G'sc ana
cu.c and clorcd ~ Ci1.c Gables were the best h'IP
I,erln md Paris Icing UP equal 10 p bush The
chief bear consideration tho very general rains ~
nuts reuor,cl cash sale u $4,000 bash. Baltimore re-
,or,ed 200 900 bush worked :ar cxpor;. There WAS NJ
cash isnos done here. fhc Northwestern receipts were
o, ., large 3l cars against 2,2 las, year Export
cle,ra,ces were only moderate 2 900 bush The crowd
vas under the impression that the selling during the d'y
was Of The best class All night every believed that
Armour had been large seller although It was not pos
slle "a say where h. selling hal hcen done. There was
o o. lesser rquida;ions long lines ~ 10000 bush or
,css a, nigh, II felt that III" market was IN 10Y a
reaction bit every admitted there had been JUST s'h
dhe ners on corn was decidedly strong There was
lg cash business 300 900 BUSH charters were
9.n No hush A slarc sales direct export
Cables were up 10 almost = bush at Liverpool Hu III
s,c 81 tho cash situation. prices closed weak sc una"
Wedresdav iuy sold between 6Oc and 1910. and closed
"A, 40 m. May-July difference &c. The inspecllo
was iuT lie estimate for Tomorrow. 215 The
ample rains had something 10 d with the break 80 i
the decline IN wheat oats were unlike the other grains
strength whatever The close We under Wednesday
The liberal rains were the bear confederation.
Provisions were strong. although close not ~
the ION. no,k WINS iSc Wednesday ia. windup'
lard over ribs ITO over Hog receipts less tha
expected the eatmac for g. morrow. 5000: prices a,
,he ward. were sc higher THE Price Current estimated
summer supply hogs as 10 cent less than last
year . .,,,
Puts July corn were 4s1sc' calls. 49Ac.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-03
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKET.
New York. May .. 1895.

proveent demand from any souiee ana the mar
have changed but our outside figures repr's'n, omy
A@sa 'yU ast n from Marsees brought $500 bags beans
Imported stock moving slowly and there is an easy
'Ss 70 81 MUS %' % HuGs :sa :%
g white ke & sS9,2 80 do do T Ted Ma" Sys s
s. . do lima Caiornis, g foreign marrow y 2o9
s sSasi $ fs.n peas bis. 81 % bags s7sc' do
scotch slgsl on ,.,. .o,.uron,,v. demand TO-
best grades Of table butter and with light receipts
ssreeay ui 'm ia e" oe for Strictly extra creane
marks JUS, shading fancy went at ls';e ana ,nei,
i7@lsc STATE dairy moved quite freely to-day and
lie easily. The dairy butter Is running so poor hoy
nat have to MAKE t ssSa an and c nc
Cleamery state rennsyana and Western e1,as iss;
dairy M .. 1O extra s i i5 az ss?0n S TUBS ,s1 n
iSi2c; Imitation cesmey ns,s i2soitc do ,rcsnl.
S S thirds to seconds 7sa9c Ola butter Creamery
Western esi4c state dairy. tubs nrkns. sai3e West
shippers rSt less encouragement in todays
eaSss f Fancy large White full being relatively
igh, supply steady at Sc but the fancics lots Of
ces nc lower grades very slow and rreES
supply . eaSsye sna feeling ,m, on MOVING o
sales Of .G an very aa . 81 the chcnnnso County stock
escseans &c Old cheese dull and II Is merely a CUES
80, ,SG of of aS1's and Gov mug
47a+sc We quote; New cheese state ~. ' ao conn 1
choce T.4i,.c: do. common fair. 6a7c; do SINAI
size isncy I,,QSc 30. common TO choice, GG7hc; par
sLIn. Uerkimer County. choice GQGhc. do. common 4
prime 3a54c: do Chenangoes. etc prime TO choice ol
titr DO common TO good 2p4c full skins. lgic. OF
eheese~sate fuii cream fancy. l0halic: do. common
choice 5isaloc; part skins 2g5;tc - 49, ,
quality Many OF the best paekinss are being absobe
Nv cold storage houses and the less desirable quale
form the bulk II shipments for such the marke
is dull and easier average Western being freely offere
a, ioic Rest fancy goods plenty, and hol
steady at i3rc We quote Jersey. fresh per dozen
i4ac: State and Pennsylvania i3agi3%c; Western l3Aa
| 25G2Sc - . 49,. - 49,. A..
| strswberrles plenty and while tho range OF prices
about the same quoted yesurdsy the average lowe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-03
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

ew-York. May . is''
nseo, a. carr; r o. n ~ s ar S''i ' e
were hel over Fe~ling dun and seas W.T.
s soe - sc ''S vc1c in mod~rac eqcs, sioe ar o
nary 20 choice 43y ~ 'arT c" ,nl ~ sheep or {;
Ish Co o. sheep r. nnenss, So - gu ,er
shr'r,..m /" ef,re SATURDAY
were GA az acdG m5n go r. on n 'ae
5r@es Or I s.a, "f ps all II sr eon' s
:r9sS i4 io ,n' ys44 n a .sd ''T e
r god se s- ara a. ica i i'r H. eounry dressed sid
s0sc: li'tle caise. a. ta'sc c -. .... q, g. 80,
c S' Il. y d l,'i isS n. a. $, 80
H. at 81 o. d.. icr 70 a. s. -. y a. i22 ~ az s. 49,
a,s.ia 1 - rs. iis ,,a.s i2i n, at $50 d.
'V q inniensat|. III mixed cai,es - ~. A. 80
Egs q OTIS. - ycas l's u. a. s.. d. 2' ~. AZ - 90
s sri AN6 LfMns- Receipts. u cars. -. i.si
.. cars airec' " aohcT. ana ~ ear- ~ 1 a
ga strong weinc."' ,,, FTs a1 f . re5. s
grnsn d i."2 The T pdn, were r~ay ca- = s
70 choice unshorn sheep at s. aoasj Z" ia" -
yirsn snG a. s, a. s 4as o AK q csp d.
s. - seei Hs,, a., g H. ., ss"s a, n sss
Dressed mutton slow bat firm At dsuar dressed y'afns
a amS. weak ,',sa q, $: sSsid Ter , SOM
salcs@ a. rfr IT,, ~ III cipiea d. - u, s. -
eiiape hs.k. 10 - a. s. stat. sheep iIa y, A.
g 80 ie d. ,@ i m a. = - +, At g. -, = o. 81 y
sG al. 90 III, gan few clipped ~ y NJ 81 -
. spriug lamb. M 81 - each g.. a. ~ - 90 d. -
H. MrIrcrssn e Co. - Wss'~rn lambs ft'' -iit'
20 y, AZ - Virginia sheep ~ ". ~ - - VT
ei-ia ,trlrg lambs - .s'ntt 80 per h'aA .
New, n a CO.. i. unshofu state lambs. ~ 10. al
G3,'s ,,.,s. ., go. 10,
: Richardson Il Co.; 10 Jersey tprng lambs a. s'd
SuDG&- R.ccr,s ~ cars. 4s3s head. - whit II
heai f.r SALE M,fk,' weak ~ i"plS- lower WIN s,h
.ral sales NJ s. -'aS - i.. l' ~ ''Hhfy '''7''
barely stead, % .isnsc per " 49,. .
Hum. Mullen. = S'a'r hogs. l.Ai 10 "f'fhFr
A. g. n Per n do. los u. - g. -. foush d.
10 No. a. ~ - Hollis s,a,e h,r- 2l2 =, s. ~
s IulA q 60. : s'a,~ hogs. IA H. ~ So, hs2
lat. ,.ser,av ~ stat" hogs IA ". ~ - -. -
N Al 8, 10 - &c., isG H. At s. ~. rough d. 80 10.
M S, o. / d. $50 n. ~ 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-03

,uolo NAV = cn,tlc- Receipts for tie past - hours
~ head. total nccA thus far. "N' head ir sam
head. 10 New YORK 300 had On sale. - nrhA mar
Ike; opened dun and "crH co.cd yer. In' -, ,o -" ~.
ieh. - good bulls 81 15Hsi Hogs rips for thc is
Of hours Il 900 head total w~~k hu~ faf. -. lN h"Ni
for same ine last week. 5000 head. Consigned hr1us
2 400 head. New York 200 head on sale '''' it
market opened lower closed duh. Win ~" .a.~ .'l'
workers.. s. sggsi' go miNc ra.Nr,. = r'as s .,
&, ~. mostly - 2jaSs 80 sheep ana lambs i'","p'7 i
lie uast Is hours l1.suO head total fof wrr" mus i"
40 III, hcci FOR anne we"k $50 h"'h con
sgnc, ,hro1rh II e,n head 70 New York. 2s, head On
sale $50, head: market openeI ~" lower ~ in H.
sheep about steady. closed fisa, with "u" s'"" i
mani oxins :; an'F% r. !" l. na ~ clipped sheep
ESs, Lbcriy Nav catcneeeips .sh, Ms sgS
8, ,r1 e. 20: good bi'ch.fs 81 aoSi -. rough ~ 80 -
asa 80 Hogs Receipts light Mark, ;Hters 81 ga
o. rum1n - .ar workers 81 7onst 50 t.ughs ~ -
as4 sheep Rcceips isn, l\,a ~ 81 ,l 81 ebes;
i"mls s. 2sas5 ~. goa lambs 81 1oa$3: fair am'''
s. 70as, -. spring lambs - ""nSS ,,,.,. reccn,s
Union stock Yards chicarc NJ; M"y gn1, common TO-
ex,rl steers stasi -, siocars ard i.'dcrs g "gst "
cows and bulls 81 cDass 10 calyeS ~ |"gS arn
and &c higher. Heavy packing ann - choic. as
81 90 70 choice mNci ~ !" "a cnl, "a q;
sorted. 81 7cas' So light 81 49, 49, 10 pf Toe nisher
inferior TO- choice S2aA -; lambs. sanS, - $780,,
s, Louis MAJ 2Ca'u"- Receipts i4i' n'"ai ,,, 60
generally shade better The Texas .nt,T
active Win prices i5a2oc higher On nsnaW - %
c",.s So 20 IIors-Iseccip,s 1881 head There was n
material chang. the condition Or ~" mhihrt az
pared with woanesdsy Several load, F.ns'ns rem 10
sales were nt 81 5orsi 90. common light ~ -olt =.
gh tles al 81 Tho clos. strong. Shr'i, h"'"lps
LIZ hcaa MsFh ,a,o pd nstives siasI ~ south
! Y,a, mixed 81. spring lambs. 81 '"d>"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-03
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


CoTTON-Thc market opened at advance Of 10 IL
por,s md improved few Ioin's Oh some nioh,h
thus making general 1 DTic II yes,eday Later
the market cased of 20 abou, the OPENING pimnToy..
ment in Liverpool OF abou, points mat make. G1Ss
the highest prices OF the das ne ,,r news from
Jgnan which :cacs TO belief that the treaty 9i peaV
between Japan and China viii % speea a, and RS
sia viii be amicably settled Manchester seemed 10 D
encouraged by this. for yarns were IN r +; was
also stated Liverpool cotton people VINO rb Nas
DAY buying the cotton back i9-aay' .orron and
somewhat easy toward the close hna piccs ~, n1s
abou, the lowest point Of the Gay bn me zone Steady
and total sales 1852 100 ha.es Is rfi0r'ei en-, NH iho, IN
leader Of the last ba eampaEn nsS T saneher advance
There been further rains IN texas anu nriian
reports Indicate further showers for The southern p"n
OF Eastern Texas where muct ran is neea'i ,,,riav
Chronicles crop advces. as pucn.h ,s Maid 70 the
yr,y,ng cron or 10 the In the movement ~
Bombay where the recent advance mas s,, y. 90 ytag
10 run up TO $1,000 bales. compared WIN a." o3 a.
ego The weekly FORWARD movemen; Is stil inquirer a.
10000 bales asainst 1000 last Week ana are estimated
81 600 10 $500 bales against 5.9s' last weeh $40 ,a
year Receipts Houston today were 40 Saes SO af F
sSa,ns liz last week ST last year Hubbard Bros GO
say ut is difficult 70 trace the supply 81 s a, to-
dsys advance as those which were prominent
identified with the selling Inovemsn Hi reacon rom
fb Weakness OF the last Few has had he enc,
OF again gsao S inprovaen has become permanent
one and that each decline the market paS,,'or
"a General business secretary Testers monthly stat,
men OF receipts OF cotton at New. @ r,ir
5000 las, year Total receipts at all Nnied fas e
ports from SEPTEMBER to App @ go 7Ss ta;e
AGAINST 7ss71i Southern mills takinss $50 lsy Ban
against $50 59i Crop broIgn me sSn Xes an ss G
onsnny range and close to-day closing bids the
.pfch nd last follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-03
n It9z. oIo.irc hile fha
Opening. range and close t1-day. anu ''0S''s WIS

Market closed steady al 10 points advance coIarsd
with Yesterdays closing prices Tiansterrble nocs o. 20
rota sales l6o 100 bales NewYork gross receipts -
bales Exports: Continent 39es bales France Zoy pses
stock 22s OS bales receipts to-day so ts"s
thus far this week. 4s 093 bales Exports today GnaS
britain ISL bales France. 13s bales continent o"e>
bales Thus far this week. Great Britain 4Soav oaies
France bales Continent AZ l6 bales stock 90. o1-
bales New-York spot sales to-day and last ngm as
ofcal,y reported For consumption. 81 bales; conrac
100 bales total 1861 bales spot cotton quiet middns
changed compared with yesterdays closing ~ ,oo
Idverpnol cahle-Spot cotton hardening; sales i.vp
bales speculation and export 1000 bales American ll"
bales receipts bales American ZOO bales: ma
AprI"a NAV 33Gs: May-Iune 1865 JuneJuy. SS's July
August 33sb september 330b Septemb"f-Oci
3,0iSs october November 34.b November December
3sei1b December January 34Si25. January-fel faIy
34js February March. 346b Manches;er-fIns fair de-
mand al full rates. cloths moderate demand: -
COFFEE-l.ower cables and expectation u an increase
IN the worlds visible supply LIST inst q 100000 bags
helped 20 depress local prices today Trading mod
era;e and some rregulary displayed at times Speech
iat,on on feaiueles Havre closed irregu
lar May TO August 93 francs September. $50" francs.
October 92 francs: November 92 q francs Antwerp
stock lO4 London arrivals April. llls26 bags.
deliveries 2IT bags Liverpool arrivals "a bags de-
liveries 9124 bags. Trieste arrivals. 30 4 bags de-
iveres 1870 bags; stock. I5232o bags Hamburg mar
ket barely steady. May IL June $500 July. 1625 Au-
rl,st 20 RIO frm 1900 Exchange. 3&s. re-
cepts 1000 bags. Cleared for United States 1000 bags
stock 10000 bags. Santos receipts 1900 bags stock.
3os 900 bags Market firm 1912 refs. Shipments 70
United States April from Rio. liOo0 bags from San
IS 900 bags . ,., . 60 , -.
cotas 4 buc as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-03

Ilvorr,,o MAY . 3:i5 T.. M Beef Extra India mess.
Nrrn at Is I'll. prime mess. rn ~ ~ - FORK
mess Western fn. firm Gis "a. 3d. medium ttm AZ
tas a. iiarns-Shor II 10 III ~, Gun az To-
cumberland cut about - o. 30 Y. easy NJ DIS
rib about - a3- 81. long Gear WlIil"'
about - ~ easy "a. long and short clear mo ss'
ahou, -, H., easy AZ as Standardization II 10 j. -
AIN \, Cheese American finest white easy AZ as
DO coorcI easy at 49,. Talow- Prime city n'iniiai.
t.,,,ouscci oil Liverpool refined steady AZ lSs spirits
NJ turpenne steady 22s 81. Rosn' oilinon irm ~
A. I'D. fard-lr Western SPOT !lI a, - ~
nr,n al G.d Flour Louis fancy winc.' f'x TX
,s n dorn-Mxcl Western spot. firm AZ r. "'sl Mn,'
nrrn a, firm NJ Is 81. July urn A. - "s
Hops a. I.nAou- Pacific doasf. steady AZ i-ft- l"s.
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

don v., . n M --Consols. 1881 for both money
and the account Canadian Pacne, ~ a.. Mexican on
second consols G7.. Illinois 'eh,,a Sow York central
loii rennsyvania as, Eradns and Nashvlle 57
s,"h,.on common d Money. y per ahor, oni thres
dscount lr the open market for DOM '"
~ m~Pa.is aivices quote per cen, xhange on Lon
tronrr. % centimes for the account ana W. "
an AZ e5 francs 2li centmes for che'a AZ MEN
Terlin MAJ 2Eschanse on In",', .nnngs Tor ninety
day bills IT., ...,.m.nt OF the Bank Of
Paris May the ~ s25 900 francs in gold and
an increase Of 2075 900 francs In s'i'''' oil.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-03

,,.. MAJ 4, the wool sales to-day 1880 bales.
offered. The bidding was brlsF"r
AMI s.aiier American operators made som" purThaS
,.n,an1 from America especially notlc'tn" Tor
r,n. ~ Good Hope and Nata gfeasi.s for wn,h Zoo,
-, yer. maid owing o the competition 81 'oh,nthi
i.n,, Inc energy ~ which. however does not YET APP
nrrh ,iat 81 the Americans Home op,tnofs no"nnI
are details of the day SAFES ana
,h pr,ces obtained New South Wai'sn,,,D nass'
.nr niaDie ~. do locks and pieces. odHls N'Sy,
~ Nur 40 locks nnd pieces. 2a.a7i.d QncenslanI,S
sles secured ioi'sd do locks ana p,"srsS GG
Is ia, do locss PIES Sa,a sGsSy POO ss Sac so
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SD do locks and pieces 100 bales greasy
nai~si t' cane ~ ,iood Hope and Natal-'o ba'es
s,,Ired Giqis 2isd. greasy. 'n"t'