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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-03
TERRIBLE CRIMES IN KOREA.
Dragomnn of Russian Embassy ana
Others Mercilessly Tortured.

LONDON, January s--The st. Peters
bure correspondent OF the Times says:
'.The correspondent Of the Novoe Vre-
mya nj Seoul. the Korean capital. relates
terrible crimes by the anti-Russian party.
who. since the departure Of the Russian
financiers and drill instructors, have
wreaked vengeance by vile deceit and bar
barous cruelty on the Korean dragonan
OF the Russian embassy, the official who
safeguarded the removal Of the Korean
Emperor to the Russian mission house.
"The official. his wife. and other ko-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-03
RIOS AT MANILA.
He Threatened to Raze floflo III In
sUrgents rfred.

MADRID. January 2.-General Rios, the
Spanish commander. cables that he has
arrived at Manila on board the Leo Kill,
after having completely evacuated the
Visayas and the northern part Of the
Island Of Mindanao and after blowing up
fourteen forts and the f1eet OF gunboats
on Lake Lano. He adds that 1900 Span
ish troops are concentrated at Zamboan-
ga. under the command of General Mon
tero.
The Spanish General also says that be-
fore quitting the trenches he warned the
insurgents in the vicinity Of Iloilo that II
they fired a single shot he would raze the
town.
The Spanish transport Monserrat sails
for Spain on January 14th. and the Leo
Kill. with General Rios on board, sails
for Spain on January 18th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-03
EUGENE AND VICTORIA.
Latter Would Pray for Death in Case
of FrancO-EngIish War.

PARIS, January 2.-The Journal has
from a parsonage belonging 10 the suite
Of ex-Empress Eugene "A statement that
upon the eve of her departure from Eng
land. i'm the days of the Fashoda incl
dent. the Empress took leave of her
Majesty. Queen Victoria. and when she
was about TO leave the Queen said: III
war should break out between France
and England, l Will ask God TO allow
me TO die before 1t occurs" Three days
later the secretary of the ex-Empress
Is said to have communicated the words
of the Queen 10 the French Foreign once.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-03
JUDGE LYBROOK DEAD.
One of the "Big Four" Passes
Away.

STUART, VA. January 2.-(Special)--
Judge A. NJ. Lybrook, a prominent law
yer. died at his residence at this place
Yesterday evening at o'clock. He had
been in feeble health for some time. He
was a member OF the "Big Four" who
saved Virginia from the clutches of Ma
hone. He was fearless. and loved his
country. and did what he conceived TO
be his duty. He was an able lawyer,
kind neighbor. and gallant Confederate
soldier
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-03
LETTER FROM DEWEY.
Reply to Invitation to Open Ohio
Centennial I'm 1903.

TOLEDO. o., January 2.-City-Clerk
Lem p. Harris is to-day In receipt Of a
letter from Admiral Dewey, who was in
vited to be the guest Of honor. to open
the Ohio Centennial, May 1. 1903. The
Admiral expressed his thanks for the
honor, and says that while It is impossi-
bic for him at present TO make any de-
finite answer, 1t would give him much
pleasure should circumstances at the
time render it possible for him to accept
tho invitation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-03
The Unitarian Church.

Rev. T.. Bradford Leavitt. pastor OF Alb
Souls Unitarian church. Washington, ID.
c.. will preach for the local Unitarian
church Friday evening. II was his IN
tention 10 have been here last week, but
being a personal friend OK Senator Nor
rnl. Of Vermont. he accompanied the
corpse OF that gentleman 90 his Vermont
home after conducting the obsequies In
the Capitol buildlng
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-03
THREE GENTS PER COPY.

reans were mercilessly tortured with
view to compelling them TO confess 20 !.
false charge of poisoning the Emperor OF
Korea TO shield the real criminals, VINO
are among the high officials.
''The ex-dragoman was finally brutohy
executed mutilated publicly, and made
sport of in a savage and disgusting man
ner All this. the writer says. occurred
in country blessed with American and
other Christian missionaries, and where
American officials occupy influential posts
In the Korean Government service
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-03

The general agency for Virginia Of th'
Fidelity Mutual Life Association OF Phila
delphia. under the management OF Messrs
ID. X. Mldyette and George B. Jordan. ll0
east Main street. wrote and got settle
niepts for applications calling for SOS. 90
IN the month Of December closing IN,
year with the mcst successful period O
It's existence, and perhaps breaking al
records
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-03
ROOSEVELT INAUGURA
He Is Now Governor of New YOrk-A
Parade.

ALBANY, n. Y, January 2-Theodore
Roosevelt was inaugurated as Governor
of New York to-day. In spite of extreme
cold weather, the ceremony was witnessed
by a great crowd of people, assembled
in the Assembly Hall OF the Capitol. Pre-
ceding the Inauguration there was a pa
rade of civic and military bodies. Bishop
Doane, of the Protestant Episcopal Dio-
cese of Albany, offered prayer. and Secre-
tary-of-State McDonough administered
the oath of office TO the Governor-elect,
after which Governor Black welcomed
his successor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-03
CELEBRATED PIANOS FOR RICH.
MOSD.
The Great ChickerinG and the Popu-
lar WheeIocIx Pianos.

We have made arrangements for the
New-Year week whereby We car offer the
Chickering. Wheelock, and other cele-
brated Pianos at greatly reduced prices.
We have many kinds and styles OF the
best Pianos at the Introductory prices.
At present we can save purchasers from
800 to $50 on a Piano. No matter which
Piano you want come to the great reduc-
tion sale. Ninth and Broad streets, and
see what We can do In prices and terms.
GEORGE A. MINOR. Manager.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-03

Rel,y,ous Services Suspended
schools Closed tn Leroy, n. Y.

ROCHESTER,, n. Y. January IA tele-
gram from Leroy says that no religious
services We're held in that town yester-
day. There is an epidemic OF smallpox
there. forty cases having been reported
TO the health authorities late In the week
The schools were ordered closed In con
sequence The Board OF Health met In
extraordinary session Saturday and pass
ed a resolution forbidding the holding or
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-03

Quick adjustment OF losses made easy
by insuring with the Virginia stase--no
waiting. w. A cRENSHAw. As~nt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-03

Flavor your drinking water with 10 20
20 drops OF Angostura Bitters. and you
will avoid all danger OF the impurities
ter supply.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-03
The Weather.
. wAsHINGToN. January a.

- WASHINGTON. January a.
LSkIn Forecast for Tuesday:
For Vlrginia--Fair weather:
warmer; fresh 10 southwest
winds.
Fer North and South Carolna--Par:ly
cloudy weather; not so cold; fresh. north
east to east winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-03

CONCLUDED ON THIRD PACED
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-14
THE HUMANITIES OF WAR.

From The Philadelphia Medical Journal.
Professor Won Esmarch has written an article In
posed Peace Conference viii not have much effect
In preventing war. but that 1t might be turned to
g Se RGtI i He thinks that every w soldier
should be instructed in giving first aid to the In
purenances for that purpose. He predicts that the
number OF wounded in the next war will be so
will not be able to cope with more than fraction
Of the He also insists that every solder {, sG
Cross in order to prevent the recurrence Of certain
f s4G d''sTA'ed the French Army !" the war
Won Esmarch condemns some OF the modern bull
let's which lnnict frghtfu injuries. and appeals TO
the example Of the international Congress held at
ST. in 80 at whGh W ns qse % vi pRSS
tied. He hopes that the Cars Peace Conference inference
Which Will are not as point With
In the light Of our own recent experiences II, In "a
Of S' an eminent German military surgeon inter-
esting "First-aid' packages were distrioulea 10
surgeon.Gener sternberg, were used with good good
effect This authority stated even before the close
cess ce s Of our surgeons in treating wounds due
to the prompt Application Of Wers G On the
field Won Esmarchs protest against baL bar f
explosive projectiles comes with grace and for,e
from a SURGEON who knows we'll what tney
mean ana his apparent apprehension that the ds
courtosesnot to mention, and cbivarc
armies cf Europe, can be read with appreciation
by American critics who remember tnat b .se fs
were noted for chivary to fallen foe since gon
wrote o ms the Peace He
nizes that political questions about when war may
ainnd restrict the proceedings TO discussions as to
keeping down ornaments and making me p h uo
main MAR ponts and whatever may be said about the
practicabity OF the first there can ne no u no,
t,a Inv the shirt and teachings Of medical science,
IS strongly I'm favor OF the second
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-14
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Boston May Iatlour steady: receipts. ai'4 Ssls ;
$50 winter patents q ioas4 IS; winter clears and
straights 81 3Ogs4 Cornmeai quiet s4qs6c per bag.
ssasi % per bb Corn dull IeSsPss Ss7 .,s ease;
5eseRss sisi bush fancy neSso; Nos ~ x s1a
$3.50; Red Dos -four 81 rs middnss 90 1SatlI o.
non. i4hQibc ad.e i3aiic. Cheese steady; Northern
l2g12hc: Western. 12hc.
Cincinnati. May iarogr quiet ,, Wheat easy No s0
No mixed zoe. Rye Arm; No 64c Lard s'esal .s
4.s5c. meats steady. 81 u.s. Bacon nrIner' - o.
whIskey dun. 81 2o, Butter steady Sugar hrm' Eggs
Milwaukee, May i3.-wheat lower; No Northsrn
I2hc: No Northern, Inc. Rye steady No ], oSH1voc
Barley quiet. Ale; sample. 36d395c. - =,
Minneapolis May i3.--C1ose-Wheat In store No
Northern May. 6sSc; July 9&G09&c: September % se
track No hard. 70ac No Northern U,ei no
Northern 6sLc F1our-Frst patents g. 6S3 TO- seeond
patents 50 45Gss So clear. 81 eoss2 TO- Bran IN
changed. 49,. 49,,
Philadelphia, May I3.-wheat weak and nc lower con
tract grade, May, 73dT3hc Corn steady; NO y mNss
May, 3sQ3sAc. oats Arm; No white clipped, aoe 10
3 do 33I ad34c; No mixed, 32aq33c Butter nrn,
fancy Western creamery, islrc; do prints NC bsss
firm; fresh nearby, I3a13tc; do western 10 90
Southwestern l3ai3hc: do Southern, 123c Che.se r.
ACCOMMODATIONS 100 bbls, 1000 sacks wneat. oVV
bush: corn p 600; oats 1000 superintendent LAW
bush: corn. $4,000 oats. $500
Chicago. May i3.-rhe leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-14
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-York. May ID. 1892
RFANs AND PEAS--The dulness In white beans con
tinues and not much pressure 70 sen e
market has rather an easy that our OUTSIDE nS
es are asked only for very choice quality Red kidney
have had sufficient sales this week TO put the ms.kei ~
shape there 10 firm holding with most hoIoers
asking 81 Scarcely any inquiry for other Wareues
Green peas moving to any extent Me quo'e S,r
choice s s7 a. Pea choice bs Sdney choices GO
81 soQsI S. do yellow choice VI SIhpsl, ~, 90
black turtle soup. choice 81 TO- DO lima Caiifornla'
80 52hQ<2 IS; green peas bbs 81 Rhqsl %; 90 bags
s7ac DO Scotch bbls. 81 oeqsl or 90 bags ' ,ocs
last week ana with light again to-day market
q strong throughout. More buyers than usual
Saturday hand, and the desirable grades oi
fresh creamery pickly quickly; indeed; good
deal more stock could have been used 10 advantase.
Prices not changed. sellers generally being salts
fed with tho advantage previously obtained Exporters
made further inquiry for fresh ladies' and these have
cleaned closely with best packngs now held rather
firmly at 13c Shipments for the week were lsIs pack
We quote Creamery, Western, extras per 10 lsc
State. extras i7hdlsc nrsts lie: do thirds TO sec
onds l5qiu'hc State dairy hafrkln tubs fancy ie's
Ollie; do Brsts BMqi6c; DO Welsh tubs, fancy iU'sc;
do rss i5hdi6c; State dairy. tubs. seconds 4h9l3c;
do thirds 3al+c; Western Imitation creamery hrss IA
gi4he; DO seconds. ~ &iss Western factory hs's'
CHESE-A few delayed lots o. large full cream cheese
In to-day and win have to Re carried There
has been good export demand all the week for large
white cheese. and everything that arrived 10 Thursday
than here but after Thursday there further Liver
pool freight accommodation. Market continues In hrm
position with outlook favorable Small size ful.
have pretty closely and feeling quite firm for
desirable grades especially white which IL scarce Choice
skins sell fairly. but ordinary grades slow Old cheese
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-14
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York May 49, 1883.
BEEVE,S-ReceIps 40 cars, or 100 head including
81 export alive and for slaughtefers direct
Nothing doing the cattle yard. Feeling steady
Cables steady The Marquette carries To london o-da
800 cattle and 32Ss quarters Of beef the Etruria' 70
Liverpool 1900 quarters, and the ONO 10 Hull zV'
cattle 49,, -,
stale calves 223 on sale. The market active ana
prices firm 25c higher and all the stock was wanted
Poor TO prime veas sold sass 20 per 100 n city
dressed veals steady TsdOc per 10 Country dressed
al 7dec: little calves at 5gTc. ..-o -
saies-A Mullen: 80 yeals. 1919 III at Sc 30 per
100 ib 4 do, 90 10, at 81.
J. a. Curtis & Sons: u veals 1874 10 at Sc 80
H. II. Hollis IS veals l2T Ii. at -. o,o
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts were - cars, or $50
head Including cars butchers direct and ii for IN,
pioc higher Three holding for higher prices
Prime clipped sheep sold at So 40 per 100 no fair To
unshorn lambs So s5as7 l2s fair TO prime clipped 20
at So 4OdsG 10 Spring lambs nominal Dressed nhtloh
0q1Oc per 10 dressed lambs l0nl2c city dresea Sp"s
ian,bs s3GsT per carcass: country dressed. S3H{b -
saIes-McPherson Il Co $50 clipped Buffalo lambs ~
10 average 81 10 per 100 n; 2i5 unshorn no. % TO- at
SSewton & Co: go clipped Michigan lambs 70 D. at
~ II. wilkerson: go clipped Buffalo lambs. 7oi re
JDds Co.: 10 clipped Ohio sheep 100 ~ at 81 5o
1Oi clipped Western lambs. ~ 10. 81 50 90 -,
H. harrington AZ unshorn and clipped western la"O9
(mixedD ~ n. at 50 So -. 49,, , 49,
'IJOiS-Receipts cars. or l42i head and there
vas carload on sale Quoted hrmer AT - zoas ~ per
loo m Country dressed steady at 4qGHc per 10 for
heavy to light weights. ~ o, ,.. -. 800
saies-H IT. Hollis date yesterday; 20 sta,e hcss 70.
roushs is2 10 81 10: roughs % 10 at " % an
q Curtis e. Sons: State hogs l22 10, al - w.
2 roughs 311 n, at ~ 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-14

for the sharp fluctuations in domestic markets. Bariy
cables declared that serious droh existed In that
Try but later advices only said there plenty Of
rain IN Rumania but spoke elownsy OF the crop stua-
ton IN France well The local sentiment being bearsh
anyway the latter brought heavy unloading
ket and at Chicago Liverpool closed partly Nd lower
Paris wheat partly 10 points on -four % points
May and is points lower September December Ant
werp closed franc higher Worlds shipments
estimated at 100000 bush. including 900 900 bush from
Australia and 2s4 900 bush from this country. Domestic
weather news 50 far the West and Southwest were
concerned came bearsh heretofore this week but In
the Northwest the cold threatened Friday moved
rapidly into spring wheat States. causing appre
henson frost present the Dakotas Friday night
and predicted IN Michigan for saturday night The
business only about dozen loads at all Spring
wheat receipts 236 compared with oOS last
Advces from Buffalo intlmated that the strike
crease OF from 20 two millions Monday Foreign
houses during the traded both sides Of
the market but better buyers No red quoted
at size spot. and s05sc 10 arrive ahoat TINc ele
vator; No Northern Duluth 797kc 10 arrive. on the
curb the market shade steader with July "a i16
Q75c. closing Toe bid .CORN-Most OF the forenoon
corn occupied firm position. with little TO SELL
but eventually with the decline In wheat and
closed officially kd%c net lower. There export
business Of loads and Liverpool closed unchanged from
the previous day In working for higher prices bulls s
had TO contend with excellent Planting reports and bearsh
undertone IN wheat No closed 40Ac, o
afoat on the curb July ranged from 3sn3sEc. closing
at 3sikc at o'clock. .OATSThe market dull
unchanged No oats closed at 3thc. No oats 30xc;
No white. 35c; No white 34c; track mixed. 51Q33c
track white. a4a39c: No white clips 36c. RYE
both Ahoat; State 62c. New York. CARROTS
.BARLEYMarket slow. Feeding, sc and malt
Inc. 41@5Oc, both Buffalo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-14
.nonc,N PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool May g %I a. Me Tsa western
steaay 10 ,da No red Northern Duluth. es 20 uorn
spo hr% mixed n s.y 5 MAJ. SNs !. a. july
nired o s. ss ss s,d Fourst Louis fancy win
ter steady al Hops at Sa eSra india
l meas ees prime SOS PORK QUA prime steady al
Rscon~Cumberiand cut % to 80 10 au az H
short rib. 70 20 ~ dun a. s Io long clear mddes
hsayy IS to 10 ~ dull 2ss "a short clear s sssy at
90 ~. sboulders square ~ to IA No. dull a, rs %,
Lard ams Western in terces arm "a a. TnitermFnest
rsd s..tes nominal: good. 75s Cheese i
6nsst white steady at bis; american p citv firm at
ss Australian in London nrm At 2is o. TsTpeS
III, a,r,ts steady al 85s %. ROSA eonmon "eaa'
Y. a. ',sa,ro,sum refined. 3D. finseed OIL i's 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-14
Wrean gieamers.
ABOUT TrRAwEa.
Fourth Article.

THD PERsONALLY-CONDUCT PARTY
IN EUROPE PRESENTS TIE BEST NODE
PAR EXCELLENCE. FOR SPENDING A
VACATION ABROAD BY NO OTHER
MEANS CAN so MUCH KNOWLEDGE.
COMFORT. AND GENERAL SATISFACTION
BB DERIVED FROM VACATION TOUR.
A MEMBER OF COOKS PARTIES GETS
THE BENEFIT OF NEARLY SIXTY YEARS
EXPERIENCE. AND AN IMMENSE STAFF
OF AGENTS. INTERPRETERs AND UNI
FORMED REPRESENTATIVES, STATIONED
AT CHIEF PORTS AND RAILWAY STA
TIONs. AS WELL. AS THB SERVICES OF A
THOROUGHLY QUALIFIED CONDUCTOR.
THE RESULT BEING THAT HE is ABLE
TO ACCOMPLISH MORE IN GIVEN
TIME. AND UNDER VERY MUCH Moap
COMFORTABLE CONDITIONS, THAN
WOULD OTHERWISE BE POSSIBLE AND
THIS. TOO WITH A CONSIDERABLE saw
ING IN EXPENSE EXPERIENCE HAS
TAUGHT Us THAT LADIES AND GENTLE
MEN WHO HAVE ONCE TRAVELLED
WITH ONE OF OUR PERSONAL---VERY.
QUOTED PARTIES USUALLY FOLLOW
THAT PLAN THEREAFTER. WE HAVE
EVERY FACILITY FOR THE TRAVELLER.
FROM THE TRANSATLANTIC TICKET TO
. THE GUIDE BOOK OR LETTER OF
CREDIT
First-class Tourist Parties leave June
7. H. 20. North Cape and Russia,
June g. Also attractive Vacation
Tours. Programmes free
THOS. COOK a SON.
2e1 AND 1926 BROADWAY. ~ Y.
BOSTON. PHILADELPHIA. CHICAGO. SAN
FRANCISCO. ETC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-14

Through trains leave New-York foot OF Chambers -
as follows and i've minutes earlier from West 2sd-a:
Ot0O A. M-yestlbuled Express daily for BinGhamtoot
waveriy Elmira Buffalo. Bradford Arrive Buffalo
r. NJ Paror 10 Buffalo. s..
o oo u, M-yestibuled inited-Fast mail daily. SOLID
train for chicago Arrives Cleveland 7:tQ NJ, chica9a
8 p n. seepers TO Chicago. Cleveland ana cinc'nhsu
40 r. M-Bufralo and Cleveland vestibulsd Exprses
dav Arrives at Buffalo 1905 A. M bradford 70 A: ~.
Jamestown 700 A. NJ. Youngstown 1871 A. ", cisvs
land IL 80 p NJ seepers to Bunao ana c'eSe'and eAts
oin p. M-paiIy solid train for Binshs a,Sn. Elmira
and cln a.s IoAi. TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN 40
Il CoMMoDATIONs at III. lls 26l tci and soI broed-
way i2T Bowery iSe East ana s.s west
and 500 Fton-st Broadway. Brooklyn i22 Ryer-sf.
ftoboken and Jersey City station New-York Transfer
Co cnis and checks baggage from hotels and res-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-14
Lehigh Valley Railroad.

Stations foot OF West 2rd Cortlandt ard Desbrosses
streets (Penna. II. ferries.)
'Timo West ard street otner ngures Cortlsndt o.
only other trains daily.
40 s.i6 A. NJ For D0FFALO, NIAGARA
FALLS and West, and PRINCIPAL local poiats Parlos
30. 1900 Neon: "eLAcE DIAMOND
TED 20 seating capacity. Due Bunslo e.a r. Nj con
Meeting with through scepers 10 Detroit and Cnicsg@
Dining Car service 10 carte ,uy. ,.,,,
f3@ lYYS H. s61FANT0sJ Coal sd,I granch@
g'4.5O J.1JP.M. Local for EAsTON. -
t.i'x9 i.l0 r. NJ Local for MAUCH CHUNK. n
t.J.3O $40 p H. Local Espress for EAsToN. '
1896 $40 IN. For burao and points wsA
Through Sleeping Cars 70 Chicago and Toronto.
40 500 7; NJ Express for BUFFALO sns
TORONTO. None but Sleeping Car passengers carried
'9.JO 1880 P. NJ For ITHACA. ROCHESTER,.
BUFFALO and West. sleeping Car 10 Chicago.
soUTm PLAINFIELD and BOUND BROOK locals,
daily except SUNDAY ieaa. ioDAM '2@' aS' a.
Tickets end Pullman sccOmmod.tiops At Iis ~ e;
Columbus Ave-, \, Y SO Fulton s., I Court st. |"
n T. Transfer Co. Will call for and check bsgsage
from hotel or residence through 10 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-14
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool May 10, p. m-ciosIg; cottonnsg si quiet
prices favor buyers: American middlng 10 321. The
aaes OF the day bales Of which 800 were for
speculation and export. and Included 1900 American
Receipts 900 bales Including 1000 American Futures
opened quiet. with poor demand, and closed quiet
~! poetas aed buyers May and June % e4Ga 2i-S4d
buyers June July 2l-84d buyers; July and August
-G4da % CAD buyers; August and September 2l6fq
% cd buyers September and October, 264d buyers
October and November 3 20 G4G3 Fl Gid sellers Novem-
and December 20 cad buyers December and Janu-
any 20 Cad soers January and February 20 Cad buy
ers: February and March. 2l-54d sellers: March and
April. 3 I-64a3 % 64d buyers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-14
EXPORTS TODAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York, May IL, 1893.
COFFEE-scarcey any attempt was made to trade IN
',ra-,i,an conee futures There nothing in the
reguiaton bearings influences 10 revvify speculative
,n,ersst while the positive drawback TO business was
sond IN the unsettled condition Of AFFAIRS In wall street
While this have had no immediate or direc,
Rearing on the market Of the coffee people hau
interests in Wall which absorbed their attention
%o,hn9 whatever done the opening call Caples
were unsatisfactory and impaired rather weak under
tome 10 the general situation but the market made niue
gn az changing and finally steady at net unchanged
prices Cleared May IL. steamer Roman Prince with
* 600 bags Spot Brazilian coffee inactive and nominal
AZ unchanged prices; No Rio. invoice lots CSC, and
Jobbng parcels. csc -, g., z,. a. ,a,,
Of contract prices In the local market 'o-uas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-14
SOUTHERN COTTON ,MAnKETs.

. ,,sv ia-Cotton quiet: middng 10 l0c;
LOU, ,sdling 7-i0c good ordinary is-lec reeeie te
iee4 bales: exports TO the continent i,4' 49,. a.
- 49,. NAV Ia-Cotton nominal; mlddlins. oAc'
Lou, n,daI,ns is-iGc; good ordinary oS-ieci gross
ceIpts $50 bales; stock, lo,i4s' -
af,.,. usv lA-Cotton dull; midding, bNc; low
t1Sne ho, good ordinary. 5iec; receipts 'oi phies'
shinmsnts i,42s; sales. 2 800; stock. izo'aZo
a. Louis. May 13.--cottoD quiet; mddns eisioo'