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The western sentinel., 1895-10-31

THE projected broom factory for
Winston is a move in the right
direction. We need diversified in
dusories. The broom factory will
stimulate the production of broom
corn and give the farmers a money
crop.
The western sentinel., 1895-10-31
A Slight Difference.
Catholic Mirror.

SatnOuc MlIIOIs
Alphonse-You never heard of
women cashiers running off with
their employers money.
Henri Not often; but when it does
happen they take the employer too.
The western sentinel., 1895-10-31

IT is a shame that the prices of
cotton and other products are not
governed by the law of supply and
demand, instead of by the manipula
tions of Shylocks.
The western sentinel., 1895-10-31

THERE is disposition among
some of the Directors of the 7. M. C.
A. to call home mana Winston
Salem man, North Carolinian, or
at least a Southerner-to the General
Secretaryship of the Association.
We think this disposition will be
applauded by the popular sentiment
of the community.
The western sentinel., 1895-10-31

A CAUTION that will bear repeating:
Be exceedingly careful with fire dur
ing this very dry season.
The western sentinel., 1895-10-31

SEND US twenty five subscribers to
the WEEKLY SENTINEL and get a free
ticket to Atlanta and return.
The western sentinel., 1895-10-31

The old song says, "Wait till the
clouds roll by" but the tobacco
farmers anxiously await the time
when the clouds laden with rain shall
roll in and then the way the farmers
will roll their toba eco into the Wins
ton market will be a sight.
The western sentinel., 1895-10-31
The fruits of Education.

Galveston News.
After a young Texan spends eleven
years at the public schools, four
years at the university and two
years at a school Of law or medicine
he ought to know something about
football
The western sentinel., 1895-10-31

THE new courthouse is still out of
sight. When will it be otherwise?
Will the County Commissioners
please answer?
The western sentinel., 1895-10-31

IT would be the part of prudence
to lay in a supply of wood and coal
during this fair and dry weather. It
will not always be thus.
The western sentinel., 1895-10-31

Be ready for the Chrysanthemum
show. The date will soon be an
nounced.
The western sentinel., 1895-10-31

UNCLE SAM should hold a stiff
upper lip in maintaining the Monroe
doctrine.
The western sentinel., 1895-10-31

WHAT do you think of the idea ot
holding an Exposition in Winston
next Fall?
The western sentinel., 1895-10-31

IF silence is golden and speech is
silver, Stevenson must be gold bug
The western sentinel., 1895-10-31

That is patriotic idea conceived
by Mr.. Charles Broadway Rouss for
the erection in some Southern city of
a Confederate Memorial Building for
the preservation of the historic
records and relics of the "Lost
Cause" Mr.. Rouss backs his con-
ception by a very liberal proposition.
He agrees to give 800, 900 for the
purpose if a like amount is con-
tributed by other persons. 1t is
likely that the plans for the enter.
prise will include monument to the
women of the South. A meeting of
the committee having the matter In
char ge was recently held i'm Atlanta
and subcommittee, of which Capt.
Il. s. Kenan, of Raleigh, is q member,
reported plan of action for the
general committee. Another meet
ing will be held in Richmond next
May. We hope the enterprise will
reach q successful conclusion.
The western sentinel., 1895-10-31

1T seems there is one citizen of the
United States who has not a Presi
Dental bee in his bonnet. Robert
Lincoln says: 81 can imagine no
greater misfortune to befall me than
to become President of the United
States" This is a "misfortune"
that can be easily averted as man
"don't have to' be President.
The western sentinel., 1895-10-31
FREE TICKETS
Atlanta and Return

Here is an opportunity to 20 to the
Great Exposition at Atlanta without any
outlay of money for railroad fare:
We will give ticket over the Southern
Railroad from Winston Salem to Atlanta and
return, good for Ten Days, to every person
who will send us twenty-five paid in-ad-
vance subscribers to THE w EKLY SEN
TINEL, tor one year, at $l.0o per year.
fyou want to see the Grandest Expo
sition ever given in the South and the sec
ond grandest ever given in the United States,
hustle for twenty-five subscribers to The
Weekly Sentinel and secure your railroad
ticket to Atlanta and back
The western sentinel., 1895-10-31

The destruction by fire, Sunday
morning, OF large portion of the
University of Virginia, at Charlottes
vile, will be generally regretted.
The loss is estimated to be between
$500, 900 and 100000, with insur-
ance of only $25, 900. The small in
surance indicates a lack of business
methods and the destructive con-
fagration should serve as warning
to other educational institutions
that may be so poorly protected.
The western sentinel., 1895-10-31

STATE pride prompts us to hurrah
little over the victory achieved by
the football team of the University
of North Carolina over the Univarsi-
ty of Georgia team, at Atlanta, last
: Saturday We confess, however,
that we would prefer to see our boys
win distinction higher up than the
feet-as thinkers, writer's and speak
ers, rather than tusslers, tumblers
and kinkers.
The western sentinel., 1895-10-31
OVERWORK.
OVERSTUDY.
POOR HEALTH.

Don't overwork the brain, for
the results are most serious.
Keep up your strength and
energy by taking Browns Iron
Bitters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-01

York Mas o. i-i1
BEEVEs Receipts for iwo DAYS. ~ GERS. 2a3s
head lp ,, 81 cy siaush'e''r, and ',per'r. and -
.as To- fhc m'rAr. and counting cars h'N Owe,
Icrsc cly Trade opsnel sluggish ani prices 10 .o~er
f',1r ahoasn The ,~reip' serr MOI h,.', .aa sd
inG Is" ,a,s - grme inns .,,ers GA ,o~s e,orei
duil anf ioai6- oscr single carload N sod steer.
s Ssi srs,. ed az ,.,,S, Is per 100 T. cs -
!, r's' a '' AZ g a,, 10 's' At I' y S, ~
dres.ci .'ef sid. .'t ." Ip rs' ~ y" 's' I'D
for American 500 ,al..s ct ilgll,, ,.', ~ r'' w.
mated dressed weight, and ref',s'lsor be'f unchanged
81 ps"' q leef o@ ~. csmp,na ~ ra.lman.
e @s',r :. eaG. 40 1ss a.. ~, "a. 80.
'ls io shsml'srs son sna i' ,"'',s 'r .,a i
s s",ts "s's .: s ""S ' leo 's- T' TO- , s IMAM
S no c,,ep'loe Il Z" c",'l' ana ~, ..s'G -
az, s.'' :. i !, e. 1s, ice IN" d. ~. y q" % d.
At ~ H. +. 'I '%G ~ a 49, ~ "a n" ' a.
% . .'ss i'io ., - g. s,,o is;a No. =. {. 3 ,o,
= q: :, = ow. 10. s at "a Y a. o & 'S y
! s e. c s. q; isi i'i " :, .
i Ing 81 y a !, 49, s :GS at 4 T. q" " Ia DID, " III
II ao Isl, ss'" Z" 49, T rs DO ' 'b
iiI' y IA; :, s. ~ g., o,.n a., ~ =, 81, 10 4,
no. n a, g 20 10, g. 1850 !, g - , '' - !, d y
tSn 10 6 iHS' s. K a d. cc ." ' at s. a !" d.
81 r. 2, ,s ~ &c. s. go n a. al as h a. So ~ H. Il"
81 Goldsmith 4 CO.; ~ di-'illcry fed Kentucky "eer"
j shanbers son ~ Cincinnati steers 1868 n n, " 90
=. Judd & Co: oxen. i7%3 NJ, At 81 ~; cows. So
Hume Mullen. bulls. $50 ID. at '2S'. do. $40
MILcn COWS Receipts. 3 head No trading. Feeling
very dull ana deniers quote s2cr''' for commo" 10
cxyEs n,er - E.%a Of witch % Hs%a w'gs
,"a7s" on SsaI. and ais" On hn,termilK calves All
nnaly disposed o. Inferior TO prime ,eaS sold s.g
s. g. SaiermS calves s. ionsi 10 Dsessca calves
ealvs S''I ana s%dc Sa,''r%I: '' NIUE
q I:f f. 8 o. y y q: = IS e
d. lis r. 5; 80: % saii'1nI calves. isi p 81
@ss g. & v.,;: q, T. Z !. '+ a, at
's' vs. il % =" at D. ' W. Is
a, s. -: 3 saernk calves i$6 H. s. s. % d. TO-
at 81 lu q! %. ' ~ % o IT, ''' 10
wikerson Co. i4o rl''sburg calves "A. N. at s. TO-
M Collins yesterday: II Virginia vcnls ss H. at 3d.
smEGr 'XNp LANES Receipts for two a,ys 90 car.
S he"s f 10 I Changed sy HANDS ""a sS b
NE stock held over from previous arrivals there
e .. Sss s a. emcr s u. "a. :sans s"s
hing esperencea mi. :sa,on sheep ,%n'' Soa,
and lands na S s 20 q s had ns @
hands noon with the prospect that At less, 81 cars
'ss & 90 ,I'f S,T s 8?
"a ksn "' ssu s%I lambs at no"
e.: ':$ & '; ,s.:
s. &C. Is r. ss r s. % s g. 3 s. III
a. q n at g. % hu q % K.nScsy d. s "a
S a. & 5' ;,s virginia sheep ';m 90 al, Z,
r. ST. 'I % aS IS a. g. s. &c" 90 r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-01
rlLr rnAnn IN ciucAao

,hicnro Muy - ,spe,ap Wheat today lost almost &c
AMI Closed AZ ihe l~i'on july sold from soc 20 'ssc.
and closed M sN,c Liberal aina w"Ht % the Mississippi
, that territory IN selling mod. and also made rel' ~
~ the ,cal profossouaa The market ala, affected
sonnw hat ny an c.,inr'c 10y The Price Current that
IA. rl,t.r rheat Weld would hc :Sooo100 There dd
not seem 10 h.. many crop damage reports although
nt tho sn,rs east the Mississippi were dryer ana hot
f., ,nn ever tnhlea Indifferent Crop adv'ces from
I authorities In the Northwest reported reduction
ia IA. nrca but declared the condition high Export
cl.aranc.s from all ports only moderate no
oo, bushels. The falling OF IN the outside buying affected
the market almost much AZ the western rams me
stlu DRY At night felt that the SATURDAY market
would largely upon whether ILLINOIS, lnii
nm, and ,ho gat still left without H. Char
,cr were reported 5000 bushels There was good
millers possibly -"V" puSheis' som" VI u
Ia 20 as far West as Texas - -,
Corn lost IA cent. Affected. as wheat was ny the
rn,nq through the far West. The Price Current was
also rather beash Its references to corn saying that
the outcome could still be satisfactory Selling oiuers
cam. from which had rain. and buylng orders
from the states witch sim without H. July sold be
tween BE and 52pc and closed at o2~e IN" receipts
wcr. Ogo cars the estimate Cor Saturday. LOO ears
Charters were large J.s,.ooO bushels
oats followed the lead ol the other grains being uhdrf
the same set Influences July opened At nc sold be
40 cara the estimate Saturday. AIS The cash
dcunnd was TO, good The extreme West was a
seller this the Mississippi buyer Professionals
irarish A.. .....
nevertheless fairly steady At the close pork showed
loss OF 1isc lard u BE- ribs OF nc There were 2'V
hogs the for saturday was loW The cash ue
mand keeps poor. The future or the market apphrh'v
depcnls On whether " speculation increases
July wheat closed at tbsc. calls ~
sosc puts on july closed at oi'sc. calls at DC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-01
EXPORTS TO-DAY,
THE GENERAL MARKET fhro 10,


.. r, ....,., onened nj a decline OF 3 10 ="
hen Tell Of little more on aisup'uir nr
P9nsrnoo neNs but reacted opening prices on inns
Of damage cotton in Texas ny r,s on contradiction
- ,hes" reports and local realizing a. bou,
Afternoon the duh and eesy ,nnn however
t.,,s steady with a decline OF 10 ros 20, s,ias
DsreS with Wednesdays closing prices ~" Seroand dur
Were ' ay,ernoon except arbitrage account WIN
New orleans Tho warm and ary wearn"ss Local
ton bel, much 70 do win ,ne ro,ton to-day
ta au .a orleans bought kilograms received from
,rexas state that the damage 70 .he 10y, ;bat with
6evs' rain was greatly exaggerated ana Ma, no, h"
oaS and pieasant weather the crop Womb mo' W.
Warner an" damaged the DAYS news Inc
h.r Texas clearing with prospects OF II pehs
nsr and nieasant weather throughout the co,
TN belt is morally clear warm and pieasa,'' TN
thi, Is jus the kind OF weather the pears o,n,s a,
ue ves,er,av IN news from this side 10y pr,
yate nartic. OF damage 10 the cotton IN exs ed
n, ioss Of l. 10 point. though the closing tone "a'
steady does sem TO be dong ,dy nnd
cioths .rl The portward movement for the ween !,
Ssaver than expected. owing TO heavy movement al
various points. the steamship faen'n9 Mon 0 ass bales
Secretary Jones OF the Liverpool Cotton Exchsnge mas
informed Superintendent, Powers. OF the New ,u h
G Inssd on Saturday June Monday ID. THURSDAY on
Friday eth. and Saturday sth owing 10 me ,, En
cance OF the movement the New-Orleans cotton TX
change will omit daily estimate o. receipts al ,ns'
mort Tor the balance OF the season Ioal ne y, 49,
Today 3725 bales thus far ms Week o.. baes
npnsn, Sits bales stock $50 s3 bales Interior re.
cepts for the week $50 bales against leWs ss'
2I ess bales against ool7 bales last week and o0
bales last year interior stock lv, 30 ,, yea" The
liz 100 las, week and ls 4S bales las, Ssn f
annual election for officers Of the Cotton EsenansJ HI
the ensuing year Will be held on Monday next io''S
Opening and close to-day ana Closing o''s '"-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-01

Bal,lmor. May aiFlour qnis, sales coo bo:s whe eS
weak. ~ spot arr May '9u'9tc. jun" ''c hsHrr
July SaSr.c August So',g"nc sep,emlsr S,s.g s &c;
steamer ~ iJe 49, southern hy samp." s"lS-'
d. on grade. 7SaSc. stock 'i''2l bush 'se. 49,
hush. Corn weak. mixed pot h1l0,kc NAV, "'<'
asked June BE asked July southern %ns
-. d. yellow 51.c stock. 81 sni nu'n sales. 3n'
ilsh Oe's steady 10 white Nesicrn BE- s'sc 40 :
mixed io 2td34t,c stock ~ sG1 bush Rye slow. 10 =
,ug.2c stock 1924, bush Hay steady choice ilnothy
sia Grain ff.gh'- very qu~' cotton nominal MO
dinr- AID Provisions steady. unchanged Buit'r
steady creamery, 1913 adj. lH1l3c. ft.rr
Iac..i sripc Egx. urn ia ~. CoHce tll. 1917
iG'.r SUGAR quiet. Franulstei 81 -
p..fon NAY ~ -Four quiet. but steady Corn steady
oats shorts quiet Provisions steady. bltter
easlc- northern creamery. 1900. Western. isgl"c
,r~~.e qli., Northern. DID, sg1-. new. 7dIi.c Eggs
qni~t East--n. IL. We-'~-u ana Michigan. i36i;isc
rrna1 MAY ~ spring wheat luii. limits weak and
lower ~ l hard sfri. ~. - lHl.t "f-F ~
Yofa Iul, clo,lnz ~ hard '3'sr 20 - : -. "
1 NORTHERN A1.c. 10 sii.c Winter wheat fairly
srii,e ana nru saIe. . 80 bush Indiana y r"i.
-. 500 t4rh chicago 90 ~isc. 10" bush 10. Nitn
Si'.c 500 bush u~frp, 3d. t.as''sc store. closing
y. r~i chicisl s.D,i'.c So Toledo >a.c 4. Detroit
s,s.r SO Indiana -. 81 white oregon So 10 :
white Michigan 80 com duh AMI easier. No y'i.o"
'si.e - : clrn. $50 track 10 yellow. @,c 70 3
e0rn 80 store dull md weak. sales cars NJ :
white SC cars - white. 3sic. cars No : miSc>i
49, track bush 80 . white So store. Rye No
T.. asked ~ bid Flour fairy active. hrm and
unrhansei MIL fc~i quiet and unchanged Canal frrigi'
DILL wheat If.c. curu IL, oats l'sc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-01

but as in the case OF decline. there no resist.
ancc and when the buying orders In the market
advanced easily. with trade very small lines Inc
close was dull al 1sQ17sc decline. Cash whent was
inactive Of No ] hard sold Mt private terms
No red was quoted lisc under July In store; July
closed MT Sic. .tORNTrade in corn was quite ac-
tive to-day and prices lower the masNet AZ ons
time dropping about 1iac decline from the maj OF
"Wednesday. The opening was at !c bushei loss anu
for awhile early there seemed TO be active pressure 10
sell Later this place TO wave OF buying o.ie,s
which carried the market about NC from the owes
At noon. with the midday weakness In wheat prices ,e
OF. with trading a small scale Reports from the
crop we're quite favorable and the rains have been OF
IL the predicted the central contrasting states
rna,crialize there pronounced beief tnat he
prospects the growing crop Will he nateriaIiy I'M
proved crop conditions ana es'lirntes
Of receipts a Chicago tomorrow. the tone
of the market was during the afternoon prices
easily declining closing barely steady al the lowest OF
the day AT isc ret decline Cash was more active
and weaker; 46OOO bush No sold early at 3f"@o''7c
elevator: 5000 bush delivered at 5S~c: 2in bush al
5Ss.c b. afoat and private terms: lIW" hush yellow
az jsiT5sc delivered 10000 bush ungraded az "oc de-
livered 1000 bush steamer az bIisc delVered
OATs-Trade light and the market lower crop re,
ports were favorable. and the same adVices oI
better conditions which Influenced corn had active bearing
f.rincS demand the decline was relatively small.
the market leaving on barely steady at the lowest AZ
isa4c net decline. Cash oats were weak and lower
SnIes included a few Of No at 32sQ32%c elevator
a few scattered lots Of No white at &c. and 10000
hush track white at 31M43c.
We give COMPARISON the closing prices Of the pre-
vlo,s day for the corresponding date last year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-01
RAILROADS.
.ENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

STATIONS foot Of Desbrosses and Cortiandt Strata
In Effect May 20, 1895
9:30 A. N. FAsi LtNs-Ir.riY, Car . Pi.,sburs
Compartment, Sleeping. Dinng Smoking and Obserya.
9n NJ ca cnc Arlf' s" "a "a
40 tsu ~ s' eEic "a n SE yS's ST. s
ys and Chicago Arrive Cincinnati 10 los s'S' o11
600 H. NJ wE asIiskkG EExfkEsspu,u.a s..,,.
e: :''jiaa l. sJ5Iaw fs!iiss hlFS III;
xs ine naanspos snS s
$50 als SAt Il iseGss TsEs's. Sleeping G.
to Pitsburg Connects for Chicago daily and Cleveland
except ws ,xsssTGaTifxsTox AND THE SOUTH.
$50 ioiS 'pGF S Ss[or y .n bn Il1 2s CT
DSss 5D,sSs S:S i TT nisST =:
sad Die Disns c.rp 80 8inns cs Dining r cs
5ssS. 4sSs Ind 81 a.S,D: ssy nss s
g eSaT sIss End % daily Sleeper.
Port Tampa. Macon. Charleston: D. m daily. Sleeps
cH II APE OHIO RAILWAY EXPIRES. 500 p .
SI Y A PS scgnF ssE p ona vi.
Charles Route: a. M weekdays. and. with ThroOh
rSk ssS xTkAS11S SiTY lnr NJ weekday. Through
ESl Lsas MsS
Pleasant 90 NJ T. 10 sso SO $40 s and i'm
ocean o''vs'rSS R ! S'AHi.SsB!s5SttEa.A, ~
s:5s.s. iS H. ssas 40 Ln f l. d 1as
Dining car). - 40 Dnins Carr. Dining Carr. {
4 80: Sace: NJ Soi ,s 49, n'ss ,lse III, and ~
ns f0 So Of street. 'ss
Behave, and Brooklyn Annex station. Ie., Fs.sS
fos:: and !::issncs. through to de'ta'!Sn Won
NJ fHG General Manager. General Pa,,'r Area.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-01

New-york May 81. 1895.
nE.Ms ASP POSITION
hsd sse export at 81 60 and we ME- hear s1e Of
's"1 price fss s se S"S possible
bavs ss eM deal doing red KID
Ss 2'sy With '
,s 4 .saS sss &c &c Ss~ '::s
s. 58s2 90 lima California g To- DO fo S scresn
%sd IN = ;oas green bbls 81 c do bags
'Sf Il weather and ssn.
nr "rss' on fresh grades Fancy
cry fell to isc and there has scen move et the goods
hivces from distributing points easier and there
is an as snrs @ ao but the Western packnss main
rs,ysy a,% PoSn wh 'a anS western
,5sc DO S Sn,ry Ssf ,D. 49, .sr n,s' 7S
do weIsh tubs extras i6'.QlIc: dairy tubs seconds
to rs sgSc thirds ls:c Es,lO" a. IrSa% s.
sc factory HALLS d. thirds to seconds fs az
oc old creamery, ssui3c; old Western DAIRY OF '"'-
cHEEs quite active trading y's, 81 S S snd
cred and white selling 7tac hut the wise ,1 eas'
.s on .csfs nsa trace few %
forced MODIFICATION Of sellers xew erv On IN s
Say a. M Su s the Trading basis @ generally
up Par, sSn unchanged in price eu, aae, small sn
size full steady AZ Tos1 on w Yea as yarasns
az &c. We quote State factory, cream, large sl1e
s i esSce f' S is &C. coo %S' 'f i%
size fancy suic. do good to choice DO com
%s% "a: % s .s s,% ia.
&c ana weak Only fey Of The scnns
s %"Ts' b. Of pS sesf at @ prime
gns going ss s'"s, slow trade 'S We
Jsrrey per doi 4t s'le Sni r, ,,JN 1879"
fsRi-ITs TREsiI~ apples small supply bp, without
demand srawberics in hs,y supply s s,o s, Ing
Southern backbcrrir and nvceberr's se slowly nnics'
9a sceT gua h s2nsa ~ s,rawberrcs ana
nsa~oT' tsncy per a. o. So a ' Snrona sd Sc
cherries NSn cna d H:T n sg? 's green per-
S No'is as Sa'S Sues1s,s Scra a5ona per a. oac
msssmelons pqra" per sS ? ssnnu. to TAX. few
lots Of cyapoaiei apples On The basis o ',om
obbing r.de is only fair hut there does no, appear 70
be much urgency to sell. and most grades ar. hc,d
s ss"Gr,ea apss !" small SOCK c %,es,
in them small f s s. avn Of c ana mss' u 9i NOV
Ing the recent reduction in stock has tc,n quiz
a7c do. prime choice cacc DO cS%mon :, F saa
skins 4ac raspberres e.aforaei i>.saisc. cnefr'ss
lc hackhsrries 4ai rlgns sat- - nnlprees
Gasi>c pruncs. size and quality. 8'Igsc ,
q, dcc,sei character n'rwe-s are evidently well
stock and 81 asss s .ae. a1 NOT saa"s
much - present holdings quite n1mnsr Of mop mos'
A. az To"s "e sa,a on ami pseac & ss c6oce ssoe
good to prime d'.g7'se. d. common 10 fair 'ooc
iUiITI,Y -ALIvF-A car u ctoe- indiana fowls was
ia, i,r o, ~ s,ore.s .I down 20 iogio,sc and The
market very dun Nearly al other Kinds had slow
s ssr' ps arr q 81 ,e"s ioeioc turkey,
saioc eus.s rT pair 90 s''- ~ ,as ,lSe ,r
py ~ fresh fowls fe i.da' ara ,,-y i'e trade on
y, aes s, b., here ve-. free oaer I, ~,
49, } D. I'm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-01
OTHER MAREETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

head Total for week thus i2Sls bend; for same time
,is' sc head on sale $50 head Market opened
very DUH and weaker. and closed dull with hulx OF oe,
nss o .. ss s s' head for time
q $50 head Consigned hrS Sss $50 sga 90
ket light grades were weaker: medium ana packers e
ss.dy w snd .os ans @SavS YorHsrs s
and pigs s. b5asi 90 mixed packers ~ !oaSa . 10
sigsa rs stasr ssass Co. sheep and lambs
last - hours 1920 head total for week thus far oo9
nsaa 'r 90. head TO New York coo head on sale
head opened demoraized and very slow even al
,ss H% P ans sss SASS l e. good " to co s.
ishr 10 fair 81 1913, 90 GULL, s2a;a IA, mixed sssep
g. IS, res rs S ''f a ao s0I q aas5 Is " export
8. s S' Nay q r. & &c. ss rl'%s
8 g.uT I. s 50 sos sss mixed sna Ycs 81
supply liberal Extra 50 soas4; good 81 soas3 90 fair
is@ nSs' 4Ss. 90 f"r lamb s. s'Ssa c6 spring lambs"
200 Markc' about steady common 20 extra steers
g eds Sc AND f :sS. y oas ~' H ~s
-Recep,s 27.Ooo head. Market steady at decline Of
sSS s sDgS ssfns NIKE. and sS g 10th
$, togs! o. light gs 3d. Pis' ssg 80 Socs ssS
81 Loui. May 81 Cattle Receipts. 3 $50 head: market
1Sfnsa o nT o S hess g ocs x Texas
Hogs Receipts. II 3is head. market opened an. and
s and Is. .T ssayg sr,ae' %cS
$ S 90 m ,Os s. a e 20. 40 ss2 On sheep
but active and higher lambs native sheep %'asS d"
Kansas ci'y' May ai-Hoss-R Receipts: 1900 head;
market, DUN ioc lover heavy 81 t9gst s?'; medium
g 3 head "a nae, .low na,iye steers best
s. s52s eS good 81 soqs4 cows and heifers
s~ s as. .: % su sasa q S Ses So Sass
steers ss0,i 80 shcep-Hccep,s. 5000 head: marxe,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-01

Market closed steady at 4g9 points dsclne eonpssr'
with Wednesdays closing prices. TransferrDie notices
los. Total sales las 100 bales New.York gross re-
s.,n,. ori bales Exports Continent lGl bales SAFES
TSa bales spinners 354 bales stock 2'.o ba,es New
Work spo, to-day and last night as onelay re-
ported: consumption. 354 bales consae 'oV Daies
ia ba. spot cotton quiet. mddlrg upiands
siec mtidling Gulf elGc. which is lice .ower com
nared with Wednesdays closing. -, ~,
ISvarr,oI cabe-Spo small inquiry; sales. .VD
bales spec ulaon and export. 800 bales American 100
baies receipts 1000 bales: American 100" bales, MD
ding uplards. SD Futures opened steady. par,iaiy
I64d decline closed quiet and steady gl point desnn
Msv-Iure 353b; June-Juiy. 353D july August. So4b
Angus ey enbe 355iss September OCT ober 55"b octo
berSoventsr 356.D November December 31Ib Deem
January 35sb. January February "'9h. February
March. Soob. Observation-Disclosures du' pu' Steady 'o"'
. ,-,..,..Y,
Havre and Hamburg cables showed
nracticay no the situation abroad The oresn
Tuesday being scarcely changed Inc de-
,nand here was confined few months only The bulk
~ recorded sales for December Rio firm al lovD
reis for No = exchange quoted at 3d, receipts o"V
hays stock at Rio 24sOD bags Santos market hrin al
i6 Roo refs receipts bags stock. 10000 bags Ham
burg quiet June and July 800 pigs Angus, ana sep
&c % francs july 1915 August. s. 10 September 20 -
Contracts closed dull at points advance 10 . decline
Sales $50 bags, as follows: