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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-05-08
West Side Business Directory.
NnTARY pITnT.IN

B. G. MORGAN & SON. NoTARIEs
Public, Real Estate, Foreign Exchange
and Ocean Ticket Agents. Rents col
lected. Prompt monthly settlements.
Office 11W jackson street, over Mus
graves drug store.
HARRIET j. DAVIS, FLORIST.-Cut
flowers and funeral designs a speciality:
104 South Main avenue; two doors from
Jackson street.
SECOND HAND FURNITURE-Cash for
anything you have to sell. Furniture,
Stoves, Tools, etc. Call and see the
stock of j. c. King, 7o1 to 709 West Lack
awanna avenue.
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OswegO Sale

Opens Saturday, May 8, at the Five
Brothers. -
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-05-08

Mrs f. c. Wood died at her home
at Duryea Thursday night. Funeral
notice later.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-05-08

A little child of Mr. and Mrs. George
Miller, Of Pleasant street died yester-
day. The funeral will be held from
the house this afternoon and interment
will be made in the Hyde Park Catholic
cemetery.
The oasis., 1897-01-09
Marvellous Results.

From letter written by Rev. J. Gunderman, of Dimondale, Mich, we are permitted to make this extract: II have no hesitation in recommend ing Dr. Kings New Discovery, as the results were almost marvellous in the case of my wife. While 1 was pastor of the Baptist Church at Riyes Juno tion she was brought down with pneu- monia succeeding la grippe. Terrible paroxysms of coughing would last hours with little interruption and it seemed as if she could not survive them. A friend recommended Dr. Kings New Discovery: it was quick in it's work and highly satisfactory in re- sults.n Trial bottles free at Cheno- noweth X Mix's drug store. Regular ize soc. and Sl00.
The oasis., 1897-01-09
News NotIons and NoveItIes.

Spanish and English Interpreters and Dictionaries, Mexican Mining and Stamp Laws Sonora and Mexico Maps, Opals, Filigree Silver, Drawn, Linen and Souvenir Spoons, Maga zines, Blank Books and Stationery, Pocket Cutlery, Smokers Articles Toilet Goods, etc. etc.
 SONORA NEvs DuMPA < '
The oasis., 1897-01-09
MORALES NOTES.
Interesting Items Gataersd Abont the
 Lilac Cities.
NogaIes Town Council.

Nogaies Town Nouncll.
 The town council Of Nogales met in regular session Monday evening, Jan uary 4th, 1897.
 Present Mayor G. A. Avery; Coun- cilmen Theo. Gebler J. ]. Noon: Clerk D. J. Cumming.
 The following bills were audited and ordered paid:
 D. J Cumming-COmmissions as
 collector. ......,...........- clU.VV E. Covarrubias Street cleaning HOO Bids for town printing were opened and read as follows: Nidette-delin- quent tax list, 40 cents per inch first publication, and 30 cents per inch for each subsequent publication. TIE OAsIs-for printing delinquent tax list S25; treasurer's report BIO if full column, S5 if half column; mayors message and other printing, S7.50 per column. Contract let to TIE OASIS. John w. Roberts was appointed marshal pro. tenn, to act until further notice in the absence Of Marshal Jas Speedy.
 The council then adjourned.
The oasis., 1897-01-09

The Santa F'e management is con sidering a plan of substituting gaso- line power for steam power in the operation of the ,OO0 water tanks on it's system. It is said that the change will enable the company to make a saving of s5O.0OG year An expert ment will be made during January, and if it proves successful, the change will be made, says the Santa Fe New Mexican.
The oasis., 1897-01-09

The American Methodist church has been undergoing repairs and is again ready for use. The pastor will preach tomorrow morning and even ing. Interesting subjects and good music.
The oasis., 1897-01-09

Thursday evening of last week MT. E. Gaynor, the extensive property owner, whose visit to Nogales was noted couple of weeks ago, departed for Playa Vicente, in the state of Vera Cruz, where he is extensively engaged in coffee planting.
The oasis., 1897-01-09

Monday MT. C. W. Grove, who is operating the Holland mine at Wash ington Camp was visitor at NogaIes.
The oasis., 1897-01-09
DISEASES OF THE SKIN.

The intense itching and smarting incl dent to eczema, letter, salt-rheum, and other diseases ofthe skin is instantly allayed by applying Chamberlain's Eye and Skin Ointment Many very bad cases have been permanently cured by it. It is equally efficient for itching piles and favorite rem ady for sore nipples; chapped hands, chil- plains, frost bites, and chronic sore eyes. For sale by druggists at 9 cents per box.
 Try Dr. Cady's Condition Powders, they are just what horse needs when ia bad condi- ton. Tonic, blood purifier and verlnifuge.
 Fer Sale by Chehoweth & Mix,
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Houston expects 300 bales tomorrow.
aFainst a2G on the same dav lasI year.
The estimate at New Orleans is for 700
to 1900. AGAINST 1913.
The spinners clsiiT thal. their stocks Of
cotton ara worth more in this hale thar
when male INTO cloths. as long as prints
are quoted al 7-l6,
Sonlheim OF New York wired Carcil &
Richardson this morning: "Mohr sold al
orenins; market steady n; decline: some
Gotten TO lLN At these prices
Tho North Carolina State BURROWS first
moathly cotton report, issued this week
t'tNs tho cotton ncreage in that S,age.
compared with last wear. IS lG2 is.
PRINT cloth stocks at Fall River arl
Providence Increased $1,000 pieces last
week, AMI are now l.2n0.o)o pieces with
no demand worth noAng al the very low
price now quoted.
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a asked. b bid.
NEW YORK FUTURES
Opened easy; closed quiet: salcs. 81 600.
Month of Delivery o lns. cloroa close iss,y


Orcnci steady. demand moderate; closed
Quiet and st,ady: tenders. new. SEQ.
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THE STOCK MARKET
GAS TOOK A DECIDED TUMBLE ON
HEAVY TRADING.
The General List showed n Remark
able Eirmnc>S When Prevalent
Conditions Were Considered

New York. May l9-Thc tirmness shown
by many standard shares in the rather
stormy vicissitudes of today's stock mark"t
was quite remarkable considering the 'N-
istence of two such ccnters OF depression as
New Jersey Central all day and chicago
Gas in the late dealings. after the receipt
of the news of the defeat in me iiilhols
legislature Of the bill permitting oonsol'na-
ton of gas companies. To estimate the
extent of the influence exercised upon the
general market by these two stoc&s 1t
must be considered that they absorbed over
s. 900 out OF total of LOO 900 shares dealt
in on the exchange for he day, chicago
gas alone being credited with $1,000. y
large proportion OF these sales were made
in the last hour and a half Ot trlllns. oLd
enormous blocks of stock were unoadsd
with procipitate eagerness when had hetn
bought on the conviction that the Gonsou-
dalton bill would succeed. The price.
which had advanced point IN tue Morn
ing. tumbled headong 3-S per cent, With
no check TO the decline until the lowest
point was reached when there was feeble
rally. The decentralization in the stock WAS
in n fair way to break the whole market
, and did, in fact, carry prices generally he
low the close last night and WipidS out tue
gains of the early part OF the jsv
But a final rally in the market brought
prices back to near last nSl.'s close or
iractionslly above 1t.
New Jersey Central was center OF de-
preston all day and sold off ; SIS, with
only a fractional rally al the close carry
ing with it Delaware and Hudson, which
lost Is Reading. however, showed
net gain on the day.
Notable declines in other stocks were a
point in Sugar and Manhattan AMI Ia
IN Tobacco. SIS in Tennessee Coal and
Iron There were other losses In the !ts.
hut they were small. and many standard
shares we're on a level with or above last
nights close.
Tho days trading though stil narrow
was marked by notable uniercurrent Of
strength, based partly on the termination
between Turkey and Greece OF hostiljties
and partly on the conviction arrived at by
public opinion in the street by its own
process OF reasoning that the admintstrn
tion Mt Washington had determined against
any radical step in regard to Cuba
The outward gold movement IS no longer
viewed with such marked apprehension as
| AT first on account OF The evidences that II
| viii he restricted TO moderate PROPORTIONS
| The gold exports for the week arr expected
| to he small.
The railway and miscellaneous bonds
were without change In value although a
| decidedly firm undertoue was apparent
| Business was moderate. with improvements
| restricted to the prominent list
| The total sales OF stocks today We've
l7S.Sdi shares, including Chicago Gas trust
reoeipts, d2,10O; Burlington li,S00, st.
Paul, 1loO0.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-20
ISTRONG CLOSE IN WHEAT.
Prices Advanced aud Half Cent OF
the Loss Was Regained.
HEAVY CHARTERS FOR SHIPMENT
Crop Ncws-Corn Lost IA Quar-
ter OF n Cent.

Chicago, H.. May l9.--whcat opened
and closed strong after a long intermediate
spell OF dispiriting du.lness and tendency
TO drift downward. The market closed at
an advance of isc. Strong cables. favor
able crop reports and big export engage
| ments took turns in mildly buffeting prices
Corn was weak and declined Ac. oats
advanced &c and provisions closed at &C
decline for pork and unchanged FOR lard
and ribs.
In wheat Liverpool had recovered an
early decline and was already I'D higher
than II closed yesterday before this market
opened. This was due, II was claimed
to bad reports from the French crop. Apart
from the cables. there was nothing in the
early news differing much from the pre-
vailing conditions of yesterday, and the
opening advance was due solely to the
1.iverpool irmness.
July opened hero from IL to Tltic.
against yesterdays closing price of 70ssc.
most OF the trades being at 7lisc for about
two minutes and for an hour the price
did not go below 10asc or above the high
est OF the opening quotations.
The crop news was rather favorable fer
the bears. as the weather crop bulletin
reported everything favorable. with Il
steady increase in prospects. California
advices said no rain OF consequence had
fallen there and weather hot but as the
san Francisco market was caster the crop
news from there did not help the market
materially There We're reports OF damage
by the Hossian fly in Michigan. Kansas
and Missouri. but as they were not ac-
companied by buying orders they had lit
tie influence. Speculative business was
slack in the middle of the day, both bulls
aud bears expressing uncertainty as to
the future OF the market, but after IL
o'clock the market began to go down
outside OF Liverpool, foreign cables were
all weak and lower and even Liverpool
did not hold all of its strength. July
finally sold down to 10 asa 70lsc, but
about twenty minutes before the close the
market became as strong as at the open
Ing on reports OF considerable quantities
Of wheat taken for shipment
Vessels were chartered for over zoo 900
bushels today and although some OF II
was wheat bought the day before there
was probably over 100000 bushels OF wheat
bought today. July rose TO 71Ac and clos-
ed at 1l01kc.
Corn was fairly active and heavy on
large country purchases by elevator pco-
pie against which they sold futures In
the Dit. Tho weather was favorable and
the outlook good FOR the coming crops
Oats we're steady all day. hut uulnter-
estins. Trading was narrow. the strength
coming principally from good shipping
inquiry.
Provisions were fairly steady with n
small amount of business The market
was weak early on selling by the packers.
but recovered later under covering by
shorts.
Estimated receipts for Thursday
Wheat 7. corn 30, oats 80 cars; hogs 80
GOO head
Lne le lding futures RANGED as rollows;
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HOUSTON PRICE CURRENT.
STAPLE GRocERIEs.

These quotations are revised daily and
ihe!r correctness can be relied upon. The
prices are those ruling IN the Houston
wholesale markets:
ANLE GaEAsE-Dlamond. st5s per
gross; Fru2Ier, n TIN boxes. ss'% Der
gross; Golden, "aoS per dozen q, oo os,sr
axle grease, 7te per dozen. in TINS castor
oil , S9wnsTTiai eese per d9as'i cr ,,oo
busting powder. ST. per kng drop shot
per sack. N.Sa buck, Sl5S. ,,.,,,
BACON--Short clear. boxed, 6,sheay'
In sacks. 7-sGec New YORK sat DEL
lies. 6'zae,.c Western sal, bellies. &C:
smoked bellies. { S.saoi.e, breakfast ba-
BAtiGING AND TIEs-Carioad io,s T.
o. b. Houston or Galveston. Bagging :
10 sic. 81, ID 63.c, III 10. 1c. Ties, Arrow
15c. Delta Sc. In small lots. from store
bassing iso per yard higher; ties. DC Der
'I cANp5fTfs.s. es and IS. !a7Mc:
i6-oE psrafiiac, IS sorted colors. e%,hllc'
COFFEE RIO 30 and coraova: Fair, llD
lec; PRIME lsRliizc choice, 1880 Ice fancy
EGls'so' peaSerry lsa lse. Roasted cofIes.
Siss as crSSSsak ~ ar G Ss seo Mo.
FLOCR-Carloai lots: Tidal Wave. S.. 10;
Sea Fairy, Second roller patent, $40; sea
Nymph. extra roller fancy NSp; sea PearI
s. 90. rye hour, $40. Fumpern.ckel. $40:
special rates for shipments to interior
points: flour IN barrels lSe above sacks;
tross, urst patent. S5.i5 per barrel. IN small
VFARINACEoUs GooDs-Gri,s homlnv
S,l cream meal. IN bis, S2.7o: p.arl
meal N - 10 >.,oks. 81 NJl9o per hbl OF
fo4r 81 Ks. Scotch oats, ~.
:, fiS , M a. ~ Ri, /, L nl e 10 70 k,s
Dimes. Amer can quarters. in oil. $S.coA3 %:
nuStArds 81 Boa Is
HAAiS-s'an8a loaiois. picnic hams.
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are shutting down owing to the Ugh, de-
n,and for their output
The frs, California cherries OF the sea
son are now In the MAI ktt.
New oats are expected In the loca, mar
ket bv the FIRST OF next week.
Sirawt,erriss were In mcdersic supply
;l.e morning. with prices ranging from
G.pai.15 per crate
EGGS sold today a, 70. 2 lie aud e, Inc
marke; was dull AID the majority OF
regular transactions was at l-2c,
Strawberries from a half dozen SOUTH
ern States are now on tho Northern mar
kets Prices show q wide rs.sse.
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ST LOI'Is.

81, Louis, May 10 Flour pun ana
weak but unchanged Nhea.-The spccn-
latlve market opened firm and higher. on
account Of higher cables and lighter lasal
receipts, Receipts In the Northwest con
mnue high, ami crop news generally good.
The trad.ng WAS complrat Vcly liEhf, aud
decline set In, The fluctuations We're
within . narrow range, the market f.na.Iy
closing small Traction hiEher than yeAler-
day. Spo, lower; No, rod. cash o,eva or
~ BID; track, @iiat; July. ;5M bid. August
" "a bid, September, - -, Corrl--Fu,
lures dun and weak early. WA very little
lie, finally closing FIRM. lis either SIDE of
Yesterday. spot higher. No. cash ~ g. (,
July, - h-SF22 Sd. September n bid Oats
dun aud firm. with hut little news to
change prices; No. cash. 80 IL BID; jay
Is 5-NdlS ~, Rye. steady. 20. Harley,
nominal. Cornmeal. siGeijldS Bran, dull
quiet; unchanged. tlaNseed. easter, "a
prme rimothy seed. 81. 5ou26n. VII. skry.
8 Y. Pork sioady; standard mess iobh!ng,
s,25hSfa lard, steady, prime sIeam,
S.o, choice. $685.. Bacon-,lioNed should
ers, SS ~, extra short Gear ,siSo. ribs,
S,cn, shorts, $40 Recc " s--Floar, Su1a
barrels, wheat. 1900 bushels corn, $500
bushels; cas-, ?lW0 hpstcls. Sh pmonts~-
Flour. l2.1ao barrels; wheat, 1904 bushels (;
corn. 5000 bushels. oats. 5l.oo bushels
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Der. 70 rs. Pig iron. dull; Southern. &'2sa
1000: Northern. N0Oodls.W. COPPER
Steady: brokers'. Nl.pul2.s0. eScmanss,
0e0n L. ~. Tn--FiItrer; straghts' si-'veu
1880. Plates, weak.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas CITY. May la.-Wheat aooM,
steady; demand light: No. hard, ,ean'
No. 2 sprng, 1Sgi79. No. Q red, %. Sofn'
steady. No. mixed. q i-2n2 ,@ts;
steady fairly active; No. white. DID, -
as. Rye. lower; No g 80.
Recc ipts--Wheat, 500 bushels: corn, H.
00o bushels: oats, 1900 bushels. shipments
Wheat 1900 bushels; corn. $50 bushels
oats. 5000 bushels.
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VESSELS SAILED FOR aALvEsr
,.A1.yrsrON STATEMENT.

Net receipts of cotton al Galveston y
day were 3ig bales: this. seasol: L ~.
bales: Same time last season. ss' .ss eail
Gross receipts this season, l,ssz,s@ DANE
same time lgst season. 922,-1 paIes
Total exnorle This season, I.41,5S haNN
snme limo last season. 9D7,7s5 bales
Stock on hand today, io,2S bales: nns
time last Near. 25.Gl6 bales.
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GRAIN AND Hay.

Carload lots. lob cars. from mails; deal
ers charge from store J4ilOc moro per ian
his on bran a1ac per bushol on oats and
corn and l0iiSc per 100 lbs on hay.
BRAN-7SNsc.
CHOPPED CORN--7oc per loo lbs.
cORN-4iniec sacked.
CHOPPED oATS-sic per roo lbs,
OATS White Nebraska. 22d33c,
HAY.~AlfsAfa. 81 A-fi301 per ton; mile;
Ns.to; timothy, Si3 ngli 50, South Texas
prairie. N,Sgle.co. new pralr.e hay, S.Soas
800.
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London, May ia.-At wool auction sales
TO-DAY the Attendance was good ana COM
reitun was keen AL round, prices snow
trg hardening Tendency, The American
puN NIX Was somewhat better today. The
numhsr OF bales offered were li.6i, or
which so were " thdnlwn. Sales in dc
tai. New South Males. 5i66 hlles; scour-
torla-2S5S bales; secured. l-sdais ~.
greasy, 1 S-idll0 l-sd Queensland 49,
ba'es; .courci i-sdHls t.ad, grelsy, S-id
cd Mdis, greasy. l-s5i9d. New Zcaland--
SSls bales. Soaurei i-2dflls "a; greasy,
a-i9ed. Cane q Coed HOPE and Natal
1906 led 4 sale OF So enty-e.ght hlles
OF Australian skins secured sold ~ s-idl
Is I'D.
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LONnNN cONsoLs.

London. MAY 70 Consols FOR money Il5
6-S: for tho account lie r-l6 Mex can or
nary, 10 IL Mexican Central. neH As, 20
Money. - per cent The rate of discount
In the open market for short and tarce
months bills. per cent.
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wlllet, & Gray o. New YORK write. "rne
sugar crop Of cuba wiz reacp obou,
2o,oo tons as already estimated hy ny.
The next crop cun not oNceed tbs amount.
OWING 10 the existing state g The SUGAR
osiates. The crop has been larSIy made
this year under independent protection
against both antagoMs,s. The Spanish
and the Insurgents are getting tired of the
war. and The present would be an exceed
iiEiy good time Ia come TO an understand
spe, but there are no Signs OF either side
gNing In. and the cuhans show no lispo-
sipon 10 compromise. The most Intelligent
peopse on the island OF Whatever class
would he glad to see the war ended In a
Nay that property and life would be under
the proiection OF the United s,ates MANY
OF the proDertv holiers have q dstrust of
strictly Cuban rule, sush as might come
with independence"
Trade Notes.
Bacon suffered another fractional re-
duction today.
Some OF the Northwesteru flour ,nti,,,
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BUTTER AND EGd''

Kansas city. May l s,,ls sfii
creamery. ii i-2fpis i-s; dairy' S s creln;;
s.. Losis' May " l' sais Egg, steady
"a. ,,,,,er s,eady, cres'sS
x New EF York mi NAY i AMI fFsssaga.y;
ma. ii; Western, 10 l-'e''
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PEARS Eyaporatel Gl4ll7c,
WIRE AND NAILS

Barbed Mile quotations are for cnrloa I
lots I. o. b, Houston. Nails are quoted IN
small lots
BARRED wIRE~-Giidden, gal, $3.50 per
ln lbs. pau led wire. sos. Waukegan. ~
fighgr than Gtiiien.
HAY TIEs-s n. l5-wire 800 per bun
die, SET, l6-wire hc. S-fi. 3-in '5-wire
$40 II S-.n, i6-ware s5c Sfl Gin, lb-
Vine. sll0. s-ft d-iN l5-wre. N.o5. \
loop single end
WIRE NATI.s-Rate, saio per kce. al
yances. lei lsd and iGd, S., 81 aud "a, ioc
,5c.
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THE TRADE IN GROCERIES.
Staple Articles Show Oaly Slight
Fluctuations.
HOG PRODUCTS ARE VERY LOW.
A sharp Decline Recorded This
wceL-cotton seed OIL Duii-win-
dow Giass-Notcs.
oglee o, The Post,

Houston. Wednesday, May IL.
There are no especially invisonaiins
features to note In the wholesale grocery
business Country orders continue on a
very good scaie. white city trade is rather
quiet. Very few ecsnmoditses show any
marked fluctuaS Ions and the general list
is DUH and steady.
In the sugar market there is now very
little of the excl,emen, that followed tae
sarifr bIil announcement IN the senate, and
res,ners are again p!l.ng up aecumuia-
tons MONDAYS decline OF i-isc brought
gu, a few large orders. but traders as a
rulo are awaiting the settlement OF the
duty question.
The coffee narke; is very SOW ard
slightly weaker, ihoaeh prices show only
a Sigh, shading Receipts at Brazil ports
continue liberal. and United states visible
stocks are large. The future OF pr.css is
uncertain.
An enornou. business was done IN teas
Throughout; the country last week, bat IN
the last few days the demand has sdbsid-
ed. traders preferrins TO awaG further
consideration by the senate ot the propos-
cd duty Saios IN New York last week
ware cno half-ehes;s. mainly due 10 the
duty agitation.
Hog products were de,sdedly weak Mon
day and Tuesday. and prices are now
lower than Cor some time past An i'm
rnense business IS being done q; the de-
cline. which has affected lard and az
meats.
The situation II Aou- shows 10 change,
with prices as heretofore. TeSas mills
Will econ have the beDc,it % The largest
wheat crop ever grown III this STATE. and
lower prices for -four oan be counted upon
th.e summer
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olI-I.insced IN bfis raw. sc boiled.
iN,: Wa;er white - test. IN bb's. lac. IN
,asss. 81 primo wh -. i5l 'cst. IN hhls,
49, IA ca.ses. 81 90; brilliant or, $50 in
tuls. i5c. slcve gas plina, ~ eases. so in
tbs, l{c. Eup.on OH, u bbis Tie IN cases
iseH, coior oil medical purc. $40 tur-
peDtlic. hb.s. 800.
WHITE Strictly pure. G',fr6'sc.
sianllrl White lead iie'. ualnlctS. &c.
WINDOW GLASS In boxes. tO and Il
10 ~ and ~ per ceHi discount. new list.
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NEW ORLEANS.

New Orleans. May i9,--Hog products
ffrcs, 3 - Boxsd meats -p-y, sal n IA
ets. S: ribs. 81 BACON Cle,r sldcs, >
Ter; eXtna fancy. sia5ui.65. patents siSlSt
400 Cornmeal- Firm, l.so, Bran Eas er,
o,aSS Ma ,S,,I 81 prime; sa,"' w;
sacked mixed SO. white 81, yellow, 81
oats,--No. sacked. 90. R!ce-Ss oidy; or
binary TO good, ) 1894 i-2.
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kIiGAIt.

New Orleans. May a.--ssugar-open ket-
tie firm, i-@3; centrifugal, steady (;
white. li-l6H3 "a, yellow, i-SflS La see
trifugal. in9,
New York, May is.--susar-Row, quiet;
refined. steady.
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NEW orr EaNS


GO ch,snogo, May la.-T'he liberal supply of
chitie caused weaker market. ami While
eNIort cattle were again nearly steady
olii nlr!N active. dressed beef steers and
ord niry to good quality were slower. av-
s sI as1it "a lsc lower. Sales we're made at
steers. with choice oxnort s,,l shinrine
oaiiie N demand at A.751525 stockers
nnn ttriers were quite animal tod al iela-
WY hlsh nr.ccs, sales being mostly at
SE.t :, Ky ; VIA lew common lots sell ng
~ ~ wa ~ butchers and canncrs' cat.
y " =, iold wsll Very few COWS sold below
wv Nv: ana ta' heifcrs brought S.NGiSi.
Calves wwere fully $40 Ter 100 DO pon ,,
mshsr than week ago, and active de-
,nand from FEEDERS having nut The hest
, lot. up p, to sss9ecgeyo, The advance today
HOGS, stronger. sales largely n, sSns i.s1i
~ :, - me e. RENE range ~ prices beims
,4,N 1870 While pigs brought s2.ylsis.75.
lSS no wediFhn; between $40 and 800 pounds
Sheer, .steadY. lambs brisk a, "a as.3SS "a
,or colls and nfer,or lots up 10 SSooi,G. 90
i've snesp 2 w,se "a sth born and sales were &C.
for The chocas, "a ~ the poorest up to M15
at S7Sgibo Fat Texas sheep soid az 4, ID.