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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-05-11
Big Well shot at Hartford City.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
HARTFORD CITY, Ind, May 10.-The
Eagle Oil Company's well one-half mile
west of Dundee was shot to-day with 200
quarts of nitro-glycerine. Nine hundred
thought it will be a gIsher. The owners
of the we'll are all residents OF this city and
a large crowd from the city witnessed the
shooting. 1t will be a day or two before
the output of the well can be accurately
estimated.
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Turpie on Finance committee.

WASHINGTON, May 10.-The Democrats
of the Senate held a caucus to-day to con-
slider the report of the m which
filled the vacancies in the Senate commit
tees. The report was adopted. Senator
Turpie is assigned the vacancy on the
fnanGe committee created by the death of
Mr.. Voorhees,.
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Tvpographical Journal.

T~ypographIcaI JournaI.
Now" said the anxious mother, you do
not want to marry that reporter. Think of
having a husband who never gets home
until 2 or 3 o'clock in the morning."
But" said the shrinking maiden. aren't
all husband that way? Papa is not a re-
porter, and yet
But the anxious mother declined TO listen.
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just the Thing.
Chicago Post

chicago FOsI.
Il wish you would suggest a name for
our whist club" she said.
Certainly" replied the young man. How
would The Cheerful Takers do?"
Not until then did she realize that he had
been in an adjoining room during one whole
session of the club.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-05-11
NAY CROP

Average Condition of Wheat Is Lower
than fOr- AprfI-Indiana Down to 81.
WASHINGTON, May 10-The May re-
turns of the Department of Agriculture
show a decline from the April condition
of 12 points; sO.2 against S1.4 last month
and S2.7 May 1, 1896.
The averages of the principal winter
wheat States are: Ohio, 81; Michigan. 81;
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-05-11
one of pingrce,s vetoes.

LANSING, Mich. May 10.-Governor Pin
gree has vetoed the anti-cigarette bill,
which makes boys under seventeen years
of age liable to Imprisonment for smoking
The Governor says it Is II
parental, not a state duty, to correct bad
habits in children.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-05-11
a Mean Advnntage.

Philadelphia North American.
DO you carry bicycles free?" asked the
wheelman.
''Oh. yes" replied the railroad official:
'but we charge a slight extra consideration
for your bicycle suit. Its noise jars our roll
ing stock TO a certain extent. you see"
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His Guess.
Puck.

Papa-"sine qua non" means something
you cannot do without.
little Frank5Oh. a Mheel2
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-05-11

CHlcaSo RECORD
"Penjab seems such a ladylike novelist. =
"Ladylike? Why, he never wrote an I'M
proper line in his life"
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THE UNION TRUSTEE
Office-No. 6s East Market ST.
PAID-UP CAPITAL 100000
SURPLUS FUND $4,000
Stockholders Additional Liability, ' S6O),OOO

This company is authorized by law to act
private or public appointment. 1t Is
examined regularly by the auditor of
state, reports its condition to him and is
under supervision of the courts in many
cases. 1t can do all that an Individual can
In a business way, do it cheaper and usual
ly do it better. 1t will be here when the
individual has gone. It's great capital Is
not only a guarantee of faithful service and
successful performance, but 1t gives it the
ability TO handle many concerns that an in
dividual would not have. 1t is able to use
its capital in the discharge of trusts, to
make advances, pay debts and keep affairs
moving where needed. 1t offers a safe.
competent and trustworthy agent to all who
Iced the services of others in business mat
tiers.
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DENNY TO Be OUSTED
ROCKHILL SLATED o MINISTER
TO ii FLOWERY KINGDOM.

The Evansville Democrat Has Been
stationed at Pekin Twelve Years,
and May soon BE Recalled.
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JOHN II. HOLIDAY, President.
ADDISON e.. HARRIS, First Vice Pres
ident.
HENRY EITEL, Second Vice President
and Treasurer.
IL. c. c.. Balls. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-14
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-York. January IL. 1897.
with some sales at a slight advance
a Ittle business has 81 90 and II would be
quite difficult 10 buy best marks below that figure
quite though exceeding SIizc often enough to
establish A higher quotation az ye There has been
picked mp ALI the fine goods they could hnd carly IN the
week at 81 SOnSi 32is and paying money.
White kidney still very dull and there Is little IN
qury for yellow Green peas dun We quote Beans
domestic marrow bush 81 iiaUxl 20 do fai-
4, good $Imxl medium. choice 81 n5qSl OLA do
fair good. 9ocasi do pea. choice. .sc DO fair 10
fair good 81 2JS 80 do white kidney choice 81 4Jn
81 90: DO yellow 81 !5aSl 20 do lima California.
81 IS bbs 7sc do bass zoe do Scotch bbls
SIC bags SOC.
BI;TrER-The market moves along in about the sanle
for several days past Local 1tbing trade
is fair without assistance Of outoftown trade
tho supply BE- fully equal current wants and
sellers are satisfied with maintaining former values FIX
portcrs doing much at the moment. having Sc
conmodaton this week. ON the whole. should call
top grades Of fresh table butter steady medium and com
and factory. sMn exporters have bought largely OF
lafeiy are well sold and inclined 10 hrmness We
quote Creamery Western extras per H. sDc; Do hrsts
lsGlpc: thirds seconds l3alc do state finest II
qfc do thirds l3l ,c do Western held fancy.
is do hrsts i2ul6zc: state dairy half iu.
fa ends. fancy l5q 5izc; hrsis I3'k@l4c DO hiris
~; seconds iOai3c: State diaries. entire finest Ia sqic.
do seconds frsts. I2G1ic State dares hrkin finest
lac do seconds hrsis i2aisc; imitation creamery,
extras i59i4c: DO hsis lai2c: % thirds 70 seconds
7aiOc; do held fancy ilni2c 90 seconds to nrss "a
~ ,i,r,ssT. There il a gradual q demand
The home trade for fancy September cheese and the
market very and ending To- further hardening
~ nr,ces We hear ~ lie being refused in several
pan"e. for large nes ami sales ne from
are becoming quite general tNI"ners arc stin looking
for undsrgrades "l an, aii' p,cnhs p dh
,nu ,n vsry narrow compass Exporters show ing
little interest In fancy cheese. bu Trying to shade lie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-14
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

lew
REEVEs-Receipts. 81 cars. or 1G?l head =" cars II
exporters and saughterers and o cars 10 De 90 ,"u
Two care wee already the yards. Offerings ncu'ei
i,r,. of butchers stun. The market 'p"rh
slow .or steers duh the finish ana was se"iy
rnfed Zoe ana COWS were l'fl'' on WIN
The exception bologna calves. when appeared i' %
about steady bull. also sold 3IiO lowe \ lev cars 81
cattle unsold Ordinary To choice steer 500 NJ - l'pf'
re 100 H. little state 81 81 ana siass AZ
IL oS4 ~ bulls 81 25n 81 81 choice rat heaEy q! a.
81 GUHS3 p. few extra do al >. "Hff -.
,T,v dressed moderate demand al '.HS3. per I'D
for ordinary choice native sla~. latest i.ut.ps"h
cables quote American live chitl" "taH al io'l".'.
dressed weight; live sheep firm Al sa ioc wight,
refrigerator beef selling at si.asf.c per IT, shipments
cav Include quarters Of beef IN the Majestic To
I.y,rpool quarters In the Paris - Soutlam
40 c,t. on the Iomeflnian 90 Glasgow 's ca" on the
:, Irrne TO Liverpool cattle The MI h'stn a. Lon
10 IT, A.tHir - ''laFH'". Inc .il'i
ssles|sherman & culver: 20 Illinois steers. lild n
average AT 81 20 pet n. l. DO l2> h. Al 81 ~, -
do iiDT H., al ~ 30 kenuck, oxen l3S, n OF - ~
do 1901 n, ~ 81 1880 H.. at 81 -" j virginia -.
fir H., al 30. ~ do 30, ~ 80 - ~ - nriie'a "i
~. IL 81 10
l.7 H. at 81 10 1898 ~ at - 90 - do 80 ID,
ef "a IL: IL Kansas City do. L.. ID al - 10, %.
iToo m at 81 65: = bulls zoo n. at s. 80 cows 49,
N ai 81 10: Is DO $50 IL. al - 30 ] do "i' - ~
s22s .. ,,,, Il. o., stS,. AZ IN
IalG m AT 81 ~ do 1896 IL. at 81 -; ~ do i'''
m Al 90 ~ do 1850 ~. At 81 ~. , d. lllp H. ~
a. co. Is Lancaster County. Penn DO IVA ~ ~ - a.
Les.rs n ~ ~ = oxen l"2i r.. AZ - ~,
40 soe n, al 81 do. 1fJ H. at - ~. DO ihs ~,
a, ~ ~. bulls 1910 ~ 50 -. COW. i2'v H. ~
"a q do I2sp H. -. ~ d.. 10 N At - 90
" ~, ucJ,berson Co.: oxen 1885 H. at - 10 d..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-14

Market closed quiet and steady to points decline
impaired Yesterdays closing prices Gs,
IN ~ JOf bales. France. 35S bales; Continent -
rsaics ba.es spinners. 1Oi bales STOCK SOUS
Total net receipts 10 day. O5L4 bales; mus 1ar
week lOi 413 bales 109.516 bales last week
lss bales year Exports today Great Britain
ill bales: France IL 200 bales Continent oosS oales
Ysock lJ&eis bales. Spot cotton quiet, chahseu'
nlddng uplands. 56c: middling gulf. io,; sa.es
~ bales Including bales spnners and 800 bales con-
Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cab:e-spot cotton
demand. sales 1900 bales speculation ana export
22d futures opened steaiy. I-64 2-64 advance;
quiet but steady. y 10 point net ADVANCE Jan
3G2 January February. 500 36l. February March
3f"h. Apl. 360b: April May. 3Dl2b; May-Juhe
TENDER 3eO 36l Maachester-Ysrns quie. but steady;
COFFFE-The market closed unchanged TO points
decline barely steady in tone Total sales We're SOW
bags The marke, was very far fluctuations
oncerned. only price being made on the In
dvdual months traded in. The market opened STEADY
and unchanged 10 points advance, with sales OF
only January so. This was the only
until just before the close when there seemed TO
considerable sell by parties on the street
Under selling pressure prices broke little. The
Hayre market quiet and closed with net advance
Z 4 franc. Hamburg closed with net Improvement or
"a. pig. The Mozart cleared from Santos
esrrsay with 400 bags coffee. Receipts are running
ghier al RIO and Santos The private cables report
quite The Rio cable reports follows Rio No
standard los:SO exchange. 15l6d. RIO re
ipis bags Rio clearai for United States HOO
Europe. 5000 bags. Rio stock 3'G.UD bags.
iarei barely steady receipts 1900 bags; Santos
took 59SOD bags market quiet good average Santos
1890. The market was quiet but nominally
ealy with Rio No spot quoted al lOlsc. ano No at
&c. MID coffee duh but steady, with sales OF 800
Bucsramanga.
Tie following shows the highest lowest and closing
Ices 10 day contracts:
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neveoped some selling pressure and prices iei on the
ket acting heavy In the afternoon and closing 3uet
rns Quotations Of the day at seSs ne
Svsh making the to lSoooo bush Receipts e OF co ss
west In three days Nave been sehtly more man las'
wsk but about 100000 bush less than for ne rncips
ports s for three days have been bSSn aS Sna
The exports q in December from the .nea Sa'es
were lS15O73 bush for the calendar year were te
largest record amounting TO rs ais *. bush an IN
crease the preceding year OF I0s ousn ere
was moderate trade In cash corn shippers took otWU
bush. part 3Oc early February ahoat Local sales
3 10 No In the elevator, and .SU
bush steamer yellow 2Siac elevator. .oATS--The
market quiet to-day with quotations show
ing but slight change There little speculative IN.
terest either here the West. The market closed
quiet and unchanged Nc decline Receipts West have
hight this week. while exports have
been fair .'Bredsreets' visible showed decrease OF
this and the total is lS5sIooV bush
Cash oats quiet 5000 BUSH including
bush No oats cOzc; 1000 bush No white 22c:
$1,000 track and ungraded white. 2Ud3Dc. as to
quality: 1000 bush rejected white 2lc do mixed. i'c:
No . quoted 22i4c elevator: do clipped. nc; No
white. 24isc Market steady: CARROTS stat:
4sGt4c: No . Western 4sisc. b afoat. BARLEY
Market steady: feeding quoted 29c. Buffalo, May;
spot 35isc afoa; mailing. $50 i6c as TO quality:
sales 10000 bush feeding &c. Buffalo. BUCK
WHEATMarket steady. Quoted 3Ja36c. track
for prime State.
The quotations to-day the closing prices for the
day and closing prices for the corresponding date
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-14
IMPORTS TO-DAY
GENERAL MARkE EFT REPORT.

New York, january IT, 1S',.
0~-oX-Thc cotton market closed practically at yes
,.~ia,'s final figures with pretty good business for
~ ne prices about Z points under
as. .ia,'. closing figures. The weakest point ~
ne ,sri1c tho market then being under the influence
sisornon-i nr news from Liverpool II expected
IA, he foreign market would advance materially IN
! our advance Yesterday and ion esti-
- Ths.e was buying for New Orleans account
o., In tie day. Receipts only fair There
selling from pOin but the
.rs fira there much energy to the buying.
rr,,. coming today indicate that the slight II
recently generally at the expense
=. socks AZ iaerior towns This is considered 10 mean
of cotton at Plantation Is almost eN-
,rs,,d In considering he estimate made yesterday
~ n T. Wilson n Co.. OF S11i.oD bales as the
.-s.xr,,u, outcome ~ this years will BE- in
~ consider their previous
s.hsr With actual crop. Their estimates. with COM
,,srsous are as follows;
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RAILROADS.
pENNSYLVANIA

RAIhE1oA.
STATIONS foot Of Ds sSsEsTs AND co"' LAWS
500 PAs Eriss . ksyfSSs pd ZEE Sleeping ca.
1880 4 SAS FESsfI$Si% e. Il 9:sSFs:
So%psimsD; sssDins Di.ns smssDs, e sen S'sss
,ss Ssa' i;'; Is'st S,, n x
AsD Ct Ct Icy 1oyls lgs.ss sd
Ssssas az %-rss escaas. iOs; H. ST. Louis 7
s;:,.'.ss
t. sS;sTss saj & ss. ss.:
s9s o or to e"'naI sna a@a os ST
500 pAc isS:'e Sleeping '. C..
la 'ss aiSS :4sss s5s,'' rr s2,Tn ..
'"s al PsrIsr p9ns s;: ~. 80
s$s ss5 So iD.a? Sc: $.:;ss 81, sSs
S:4 Sfi..S .$ss ;s,f:os4 s'
!iI,s; c, sprins. i2i5 night daily sleeOer' to
;s a,.ss s,y ss;o; s. !:
c SIssS < orS sn Rs@SY Express 500 p
FnIsSfS sssPaF GlS
ATES sssr CITY i fc'y weekday. Buffet
sS s r. ss Is Es's:
Park). AS A. M so =. NJ.
For PHILADELPHIA. 49,.
20. go. &. $50. g. $40 10 Penna Limited. IT. ~
Dining Carl. II A.. NJ. II I. 30 3. 4. $50. sd
Dining Carl. 500 Dining Carr. o Dining Car, ~ ~
3. =. NJ IL IS night. Sundays SIS. $50. y DO Nv
Limited. 10 II A.. ~. Dining Carr. a. 30 'Dn,rs
Carr, 500 Dining Carr Dining Carr. '.45 r. NJ
1918 night. -.
Ticket Offices: Nos 49, oH 1896 1923 H. and 2si
Broadway. Aston House. and foot OF Desbrosses ana
Cortandt Streets Street. 500 Fulton street %
Broadway and Brooklyn Annex Station. foot ~ Fultoo
Street Brooklyn: Station Jersey CITY. The New YORK
Transfer Company VIII call for and check baggage fren
hotels and residences through to destination
s. II. PROVOST Y - wOOn
General Manager. General Pass'r Aren't
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ERIE RAILROAD.

Throu., trains leave New-York Cnambers-st..
as follows. and !ive minutes earlier from West 2i-st.
:;UU 4, M,-Nestbued Express Daily Tor Waverly
Binghamton Elmra. Buffalo. Bradford Arrive Buffalo
500 r. NJ. Plrlor TO Buffalo
c:OO u. M.-Ves,ibuled Limited fast mail Daily. solid
train Tor Chicago Chautauqua Lake Cleve-
land 1..O 4. II Chicago L NJ. Sleepers 10 Chicago
Cleveland and Cincinnati. Dining Car.
.O r. M,-Bu'faO and Cleveland \esiibuled Express
pstv arrives B.naio 7:i5 A. NJ. Bradford 7i5 4. NJ
Jamestown SIS 4. NJ. Cleveland :i5 r NJ seepers
Jufalo and Cleveland making direct connections
trot Chicago and the West
S:15 Il. M.-Via Chauauqua Lake and Niagara Falls
DAM Solid train To- Chicago seepers t. Hornellssle
chicago and Cincinnati. Dining Car
Recommendations at III 2di. Ioi and 80 Br,adway.
,c- uowery 1856 East i25,h-s and 81 West i2jth-st..
chambers and West 23d st. ferries. New York: 33 ard
IN Fuiton-st. oG Broadway Broes,yn -" Hudson -.
a. ma checks baggage from hotels and residences
destination.
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WEST SHORE R.R.

Trains leave " .2d st; station. n y. as follows AnS
Il II. earlier from foot Franklin St:
1880 a. NJ. Daily Locai to Buffalo -
Ter Buralo Niagara Falls Toledo Cleveland. Chicago
ii SIS A. NJ. DAILY except SUNDAY. e cA,.kil Noun
,ar. New-Patz Lakes Mohork and Mnnew aska.
Albany Utica Saratoga. Caldwell. Lake George. Paros
0 Albany.
6.0O =. Daily for Albany. Mcnireai Utica Syracuse.
r., chester Buffalo Niagara Fails. Toronto, Dst.o.t
cleveland Chicago and 81 Louis.
..I5 p NJ Daily. except Sunday. for syracuse. Roches
ter and Buffalo
etlS 81 Daily Tor Albany. Utcs Syracuse. Rochester
Buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit Cleveland. Che
an
Time tables at principat hotels and Offices.
C LAMBERT General Passenger Agent.
Vanderbilt ave. New YoVt.
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BALTIMORE g. OHIO

Lcav" New-York foot OF Liberty ST.. daily.
CHICAGO. r. NJ. aad II 10 night.
PiTTsBURG: 800 ex. Sun. : san.. 12lo night
CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS. 10 a m. 5 ..
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE. 800 10 Dining Carr.
1880 m. Dining Carr. 2 $50 Dining Carr. Dining
'ar D. M. II - night. Sunday 10 Dining Carr. 1l30
4. Dining Carr. Dining Carr Dining Carl, IL Is
night.
NORFOLK. 11.3O q. m. daily.
NEW ORLEANJ. Through Sleeper. $50 o. m. tsNiay
200 p. M.
Al trains illuminated with Pintscn Light.
Offices l13. 172 2fI 43t. i1tO r way 81 e. i3h 81.
~ B,wery ". Y 40 344 Tnlton-st Brooklyn: Station
foot NJ Liberty ST. ~ r. r Of ". j. Baggage checked
from no. nr resid, nee to destination.
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Tile TRApE Ii CIIICAGO.

,.h,.,,, Ian II GspecaD. Liverpool was mp Ill on
,,, TO- lay and held fairly we'll but that did not save
,,ices here There show Of strength az the open
INC hut the close was II. cents under Tuesday May
on.naI a, 81. To sii. sold between s-s ana '"s ana
c;,sei AT 79s.a19 cents The bears declared '"a' ~"
Liverpool market had been 'riss-i \ II" S''"s
-lers were sent here and from 81 LOUIS |" Liver
- and the prices obtained were not up to pubic qu"
..,,,rs within ID tn. sellers made much oi hat iac
Minneapolis hour adyices were nraisn SnS ro"ar,
s.s ras Nj yauLee reported that 10000 barrels 81 Mn
neapoi- nour had been stored tnrtr ~ sa,ii,s Ths
,rn riders were pary local partly from ST Louis ana
YORK Rrosseau. Baldwin taIhuin 'ar, an" x a,
,smnt was made to support prices the bulls ei, 1s
bought very small scale or KEEP, o synryvbarr
se hn "a,,nc~r FOR twenty four hours were only
10 600 bushels The cash demand her W,nnaanos ami
Duluth there were ei3 against 40 asr sesr a
the SAM day ~ iS, $40 900 bushels was
ni a. experted and very different IRON last year
rn,n hr~ke ,ractionaly Influenced probably bl the
'nt decline Msv sold from .4's to 2i- and closed a,
si S.;s. cents There no special pressnr uu', on
", ~ thc h9,ng was by the flor traders notably Bar
ret ana Rumsry. Lack Of tradr mimi ,,.r -,
M @ ar,rce" ken, liberal $4,000 bushels Receipts
were nghr. IA cars With IA s INN in freight rates
S anp,r ,o,, In rates from the West, well as
drop bound with cuting n me
,,d an increase east Of the Rockies u b,50 ho'h
The professional senmrn, nen"cd .'igh,i, MAY
selling from ~. is. and CLOSING ut ss cent? ora
-r,w and samples were i.c higher. But corn was on
"+,d =, osts had 10 follow. There was ldf nal' Wv
significant ne "a -si vs" Tne best bu,Ing
was Is shorts Barrett and oit''s @ ,rGsh c,",
M; MS ~ t. prospects. particularly res"u'hs INV" ~
ror"ini' ~ hogs provisions kept nrm l' an IN
assi cash demand Pork ia'd anu ''' '''''' " $3.50
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cTrrrp N,RL<ETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

rron Chicago Jan ca. common 70
1000 head mar sas o @Rs o and feeders ssas 2
cows and bulls 81 75as3 81: calves 50 coaso 10 ieA
81 Goas4 90 Receipts 43o heaa; naIn Hts 81 70
as 4 81 i"s a. light 81 soas3 7s pigs S3a
e. 81. sheep-Reccipts 1900 head market firm and
5Tio, higher. inferior choice 5. N@S3 80 LAMBS
s.; 5Oas5 % 700 ..oa. mar.
kei steady best native seers 8 9a - so na 'ws
s. yIs s. 50 49, packers. ssss vs. hsaS so
s. ~ .b s se' = .a o lambs NIB ssss5 %
ak ss sr G.: ss se 1 s' the h nsG'
time rim last week. 7o2s consigned through -, to New
York es SALE - Market opeHsa s Ss a sn' good
butchers bulls SO so common t. extra ys yea sSn> ,s
@ ,d Sr se : for thu mourn snmc tim tine ssi
y, 10: o,nsigred through .io to New York 400 On
ad %9o. q e mixed s. g.
sgHi '1 n,shs SsMsa H. stays 25as2 Is late ~ales
iieht Yokers 81 sheep and Recepl. for tne
for the same tme week 22d"o consigned through,
New York "e on "a, sae S c MaSe eaSy e r
lambs sheep steady Prime lambs s. 2oaSs ~ s %xl 10
gs - s g !us s. t ea. 81 i lg's 81 sus aSS
handy wethers 81 ioa>i 30 eSp, eve ana w'n,rs "a ,
g 's co. late '"",- r." '' D, uYa .,s,,Y. .x,ra
- .5msI 10 fair 81 Dusi 10 Common S'asS 20 90 ,mI
81 o" f l lows and sprngers, s9so Hogs-Msrs s,
steady prime medium So 1oaN' 30 prime ms sm - d
80, ,i,, ',. 75ass sheep Market stronger on sheep,
lamb. eoY o ss 81 w wfs .r s. :: cs 40 common s. 5o
~ ells SIas2 cfocr lambs - eoaS3 20 fair to good
lambs oas' CO. veal caTs s'HsS TO- 1000 head:
market en, 81 'ps M Hn o t,ie%Hsceip,s
5eo head, Harkc slow. native steer be.i - lon
s. 81 fair to GOOD 81 io@s ~ COWS and hser os sr
Stn>, See.rs saas,oo Texas nnI Western. 81 80
asa. calyrs SASH Sheep-Re'rips' 1000 h~'a' mar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-14

k p,ined oil, tina: II they have estimated TINS
ICONS production the that they underestl
-s,,s the Weld 1895 ~. the actual ouiturn this
season their present estimate. VIII not eNceea
600 bales Further than this attention Is called
the consumption OF American cotton for the last TWO
,s,rs which has been the rate Of S.tooUw baes a
.sS- Thus f. would appear that material drawing
,,on the surplus would be necessars TO give
s.ourh cotton 20 around. kilograms from the sonth
~. rlnel be bu.ish one received from an Atianc
~ raGs. Interior market very firm ana no cotton
sius cotton hands; exporters anxious To buy
=, ,rss.ni nrces The seini-weeklY interior movement
larger than expected but the present figures should
ssre been pretty well guessed AT. the nVc pfncpai
.orns u the reporting reported oicia;N
The emi-weekly movement as reported 10y
10 New Orleans Cotton Exchange as follows; kf
rsrs b 2s'9+O period last W."N
mi - year shipments 4o3T' bales aealnst
Gsi sam- day last week and 2s.sSi last year stocN
sJ hais AL t23 last week ana f42o' las
year The receipts New Orleans tomorrow arc EST
MED A, 800 $50 bales against I,c62 same Gay
Is, week and i1-o last year: Houston ic~ d. 100 80
lses against 3469 day last week and Ill iast
,gar Receipts Houston TO-DAY wer. s'SoS na'e bale
;ssirs, : 1871 day last week and 3o2+ last year
memphis aa4 bales against s24 and lol3; Augusta ~
as against 2l3 6S2 81. Louis. GA bales agans-
~ and 54s: Cincinnati. 1877 against los anc IA
Paceps a. principal ports day were as foliows Ta
tssor .c;s bales against 4les and ai; New orleans
s1 bales against $500 and 3IS3. Mobile. 100 bales
,sains' ssl and 534 savannah. LII" Bale agalra',
Tn3 and .51u: Charleston. III bales against 81 an"
io,7 Norfolk l.3i2 bales. against BIZ ana l."st
cpening range and day and closing bids the
,.syious night and last year follow; .,. -, ,o,