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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-17
Paper-NIill Burned.

PHILADELPHIA, July ia fire this after
noon totally destroyed the Schuy Kill pa
per-mill at Mayunk. suburb Of this city.
The mill Was owuedand operated by Frank
Mcdonald. who places his loss on building,
stock. and machinery at $50 1000; insurance,
S35. 900.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-17

Spoon te.'eram ~ the Dlspntch.I
Norro-K. Va. July 1f.-E. y. thompson
a rental agent of Atlantic City. was APP
preached from behind while sitting az the
+uppcr-taule tonight ana assaulted with "a
Iatchet and so badly cut and hacked about
the head aud shoulders That his life IS de
-parcd OF. The assmlaut is unknown.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-17
National Educational Association.
,.tagrapb u the Dispatchl

NASHVILLE. TESN., July lG.-The National
Council of the Educational Association
opened its four days session IN thus city
TO-DAY. The general meetings OF the as s.,
citation were opened at Cherokee PARK win
n barbecue. Governor Taylor. the Mayor
of Nashville, and tho State superintendent
of Instruction extended words OF welcome
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-17

become the property Oh the AlAclItdu Az
Association.
TO BE EXHIBITED.
PARIS. July 16.-The agent OF the Ameri-
can Art Association viii exhibit The
Angelus" IN Paris tor two months for the
benefit Of charitable Institutions The
syndicate. in order 10 console the manage
ment of Louvre gallery for a loss OF the
picture, has presented them WithC0urDats
Haunt Of the Stays"
GENERAL BoULANGER CHARGED WITH BEING Al
THE HEAD OF PLOT.
PARIS. July 1G.-The Temps says that
cipher telegrams have been discovered
which prove that General BOulanger was
AT the head of a plot TO march upon Elysoe
Palace. and that several officers Of high
rank had promised him their support:
The Temps further SAYS that the charges OF
embezzlement against Boulangor relate to
the purchase of camp bed Islands and other
supplies for troops. and the maly ersation
of the funds Of the war ministry. Among
other charges, II says, General Boulanger
is accused Of using the funds of the war
ministry to buy shares in a military cluO,
and Of keeping the shares thus bought III
his own possession.
TO BIZ DECLARED OUTLAWS.
PARIS. July 16.-General BOulanger,
Rochefort. and Count Dillon are sum-
mOned 20 appear within ten days. If they
do not appear within twenty DAYS they
viii be declared outlaws and their pro-
perty will be confscated until they surren-
der. 1t is stated that the trial has been
fixed for August 10th Judgment viii be
final, no appeal being allowed. The indlct-
ment charges the accused with instlgating
the issue OF manifestoes against the Gov
erument in July, 1887. az Lyons, Paris, and
in December, 1881, III PARIS.
TIE rKxr or TIKI INDICTMENT.
PARIS. July ia copy Of the indict-
ment found against General BOulanger was
formally delivered at his residence to-day.
Several papers will publish the text OF the
indictment tomorrow, although by so
doing they will render themselves liable to
legal penalty.
IHK SITUATION IN EGYPT.
CAno. July i6.-Advices from the front
state that General Greenfell has assumed
command. The Egyptian troops occupy a
position two miles long near the village OF
Bellana. The artillery is in the centre and
the cavalry il stationed up the river Tor the
purpose Of watching the Derylshes Mad
ii Jumi, the Dervish leader, occupies
strong position at khor. The DeryIshes
number $500 fighting men. Several thou
sand achievements are coming 10 them
from Dongola.
AN UNKNOWN RESULT.
CAIRo, July 16.-General Grenfell sent
messengers TO Nad-elJumi with pro-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-17

BALTIMORE. July iG.-Nirgiuia IS. So. al
Baltimore aud Onto STOCK. I'D bii Clnclnl las
Washington and Baltimore let's. 9-+ TO- q.
2Y4 asked consolidated gas bonds. 4l3; dl
stock, 40 4aib'4
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-17
mississippi Democrats.

JACKSON, Miss, July 1.-THE State
Democratic nominating convention was
called TO order at $50 4. M. lheto W a;no
1000 delegates present. ~ Inv 'ou4''e1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-17
COTTON kEPoRE
Market hrm.
oUOTAriosA
hIDDLTsg. l0i.c.
Low MfDOLTsG. g1c.
0OoDORDtHAAH. SIC.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.

Nsw YoRK. July id-Cotton quiet and steady I;
sales fss bales; uplands, IKE : Orleans. Ike.
net receipts. q bales. Flour steady Wheat
Lake. higher: No. red. s6kc. Ia store; op-
lions aalLc. higher: M. . red, July. sdkc.: Au-
gust aud september sac, Corn higher aud Ac-
tive. No ,. a. ai2i.c In elevator; options
stronger; July. 4gAc. August 43c. ; september.
433.c. Oats-OpiiOns stronger and quiet; July,
g7Ac.: August and September. &tc.; No. 2
2;h &C. Hops steady and quiet. coifee--Op-
lions steady; July. siAe0; August. siL sDsfi5 !;
septemh Der. slAs0ssl5i0; spot klO stronger az
flG.Ta sugar-henned. quiet and steady. No
lasses dull kice steady and quiet Petroleum
steady and quiet; refined, here, 720c. Cotton
reed OIL dull crude, 36c. yellow. 48si6c k0sin
quiet aud steady. Turpentine nrm al 8slass \ c.
: Hides quiet Wool fEm. P0rs duh Beef dulL
Beef-hams Arm. Tierced beef quiet Cut-meats
strong pickle bellies. 7e.; picked hams. Ike. I;
shoulders. sac. Mddles slow Lard quiet;
western steam. fk65. city. t6.l5; August t665;
September. tG7a treights nrn; cotton, 5-Ssd. !;
gram, S.d. asked.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-17
DRUNKENNESS

OR THE LIQUOR HABIT POSITIVELY CURED
BY ADMINISTERING DIR HAISES5
GOLDEN SPECIFIC.
IL can DO given la q cup u coffee or tea, or Ia
articles " food. without tho kn0siedgo ot the
patient lt is absolutely harmless, sDd will e.
fact = perm aneut Sni speedy cure. shetnsr tho
patient il moderate dunker % an sicohoic
wreck. IT NEVER FAILS Over ioO,JD drugk-
ards have been made TEN perAio men Who have
ont their knowledge and to-day believe they quiz
drinking Of their oua FREQ Will Forty -eight-pas5
BOOK OF particulars free.
I. ROBERTS BAKER Druggist. Agent.
30 east Main street.
NH S>eodiykls 7-vst Richmond. Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-17

BALrIMoRs. July l6.--Flour steady. Wheat
Southern steady; Fultz. f5aS5c-; Longoerry, s0a
$40. Corn-Whlte nrIn at 4sssio yellow Gull
at asa4hc. western drm. oals drm. western
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-17
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

JUN 40 100
Auction offerings on Change To-Day % pack
ages Of which were taken in. Highest price,
So: lowest, tL2J; average. tiA7. Breaks Of
sun-cured show lower grades and averages To-
day. About Ten days breaks only are listod
ahead on the auctioneer's books. sun-cured sales
commenced mouth late. and bur worry little
planters tobacco Will be sold after August lst.
We Ind great diversity Of opinion as 70 the
crop outlook; 90 % 10 per cent OF dark planted
iu the West. and 20 70 70 per cent In Yirgiois
are the figures mostly 10 vogue. Upland dark
dealers make numerous visits 70 Rchmoull to
sell out their rehandled stock. Those with Tine
leaf are better pleased than holders Of lower
grades. Bright tobacco sales were small aud Of
various grades to-day, but with no new features.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-17
MARKET REPORTS,
AND IN C CONNECTION THEREWlrH THE
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
NEW YORK AND RICHMOND STOCKS
Daily Reports from Both Boards--cottcn'
Grain, Flour. and other Quotations.
Try telegraph to the Dispstch.l

- WASHINGTON. July iG-For Virginia,
| FAIR fair. warmer. westerly winds, becoming
- variable.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-17
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Mean temperature .......
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-17

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. July 10. 1853.
OFFERINGS.
COBN.-2.93O bushels.
OATA-i,yyO bushels
SALES RkPOkrgD To sscRxrIav
CORR-White, 900 bushels very good on pri-
vato terms Mixed. so bushels very good on pri-
YAte terms.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-17
FOREIGN NOTES.
To Become the Property of the American
Art Association.

by AngIo-Ameriean cable to the Dispatch.l
PARIS. July lG-M. Proust announces the
Withdrawal Of the request 10 the Chamber
Of Deputies for credit for the purchase OF
Millet Angus. The painting will therefore
become the property Of the American Art
4 -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-17

FLOUR.
Wequote. Fine. S. 50asl75, supsrins. tl73a
o.. q; extra, g. 5)at37S. family, tlaSk5o pA.eas
family, country. SI.75aSh2o
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-17

If YOU want "a real fr-t-cla.s article call
nj JriIg> hNroRD's.
100 Nam street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-17

LONDON, July 1.-THE Ttmss in leading
article to-day sincerely thanks Sir Charles
Russell and others for their assistance I'M
a., Commission Court. II says 10 Is hearth
" glad that they did not retire earlier
and cannot understand why they retire
now that the case Is almost concluded. II
states that the Irish Loyal and Patriotic
Union had nothing whatever to do with
the charges of the IHeS. and that they
we're made entirely on the papers own re-
sp0nIbillty.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-17

DUBLIN. July lC.-Timothy Healy. mem
Der of Parliament. presiding at meeting
of the National League to-day, declared
that the withdrawal Of Mr. Parneil and his
colleagues from the commission court
would greatly please the Irish people both
AZ home and abroad. For the report of
the commission the Plruelltesd did not care
"a rush. Regarding the Tenants Defence
League be said there was nothing new ~
the movement. but It would put new life
and vigOr into the old movement.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-17

Virginia Ciarct.
Another mrgo supply just received by
JUWs HIsfoED.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-17

THE WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY VA
clear aud pleasant
RAHgsOf Thermometer YESTERDAY:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-04
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Sept. (speciar.-There was postod this
morning an opinion by the attorney Of the Board OF
Trade declaring that pork made in October could be
delivered on contracts. Inasmuch however, as the
Boards attorney has heretofore interpreted number
of knotty points for the Board and each case been
upset by the courts, his opinion did not affect the
prices at ALL Hutchinson's opponents. however
were prepared TO agree with him. Brokers were IN
the pit at the opening prepared to take the October
offerings They were at recognized as HuCchih-
sons representatives. and the crowd began to haass
them. But Hutchinson probably accomplished his
purrose. October pork, which was expected 10 go
all TO pieces opened at $40 -, ana went at ohcG %
$40 Ia and at no time afterward was weak. Inc
raiders i'm the absence OF the clique brokers, closeu
October pork at $40 ~ IL, but the next instant inc
UuchiusOn crowd back I'm the pit Dlddlhg Dlu ~
"a Thai this figure, and not $40 AZ L. was me red,
Close When II gets to DO october, II the deal is sun
ON Inc packers will kill night and day to deieai
hutchinson Possibly the finale will be hght IN me
roIrts over the obscure rule for Hutchinson cIarcs
bc win take no pork made after October l. January
fork was little affected by October Lard and rlbs
were rather weak, the one declined cents,
while ribs under liberal selling by packers
and raiders toward the end, closed at 10 cents de-
cline for October and = IL to cents dec me LOT
January Hogs were Ia good supply and ~ cents
lower M tho vaIds. Wheat buued all DAY py
ibr crowd but osed at about H. mt dec Inc ma ny
caso a. tLe lack OF outside trade. the bulls having
nobody TO unload on. TIE receipts III me NOr v. ST
ere larger and No thO estern advtcHs decisrci tneS
you'd cease September corn was hcld steSdy
tv ,ur,ci a. : by Hutch rs May openei at 10 "a
,Id IN AK 80 TO H. ard closed at 30 L. on inc
ct,rp wheat was steady at 19 lo@l-4 Ior Do0ohio0i'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-04
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MAKRE7&
rr,rrprs OLE Nrw.YoRK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NEW YUM DfhblNpo'
Tho idleness OF the Labor Day holiday brought no
rcor to the opening OF the grain markets yesterday
Cash wheat was weak wi only 72.00J Bushels iaAeh
for export. The S eculat hung around In its ola
routine way, star Ing up better ca lie news ana
the decrease in the auoun OF wheat Oh
massage, then shrinking away WIN inc
bears talked about the big receipts tumOieu
in over the hol days. speculation that did mol
much exceed 100000 bushels cannot DO caileu
serious. for the record made up by the sc@per'
for small profits. Compared with th3 hnal Quotations
of Saturday the closing figures for SEPTEMBER oP Vs
were "a Ia. While gains were ScOicu OF 10 ocnt io
Oc obe at - 10, November al So DccemUei az o. IL
and May at 90 1S cgnts. The close Vas "6ah. :,
Cash corn opened weak but closed nrn.er on an IN
crease n The eXl ort demand ID ,OlO busoe Oe ny
taken for eA pOr III OPP ions W IL no. MS ioh A
Srptciber AZ Ii for Ocober. IL 30 for November,
40 "a for December, and A cents for May. Ots
we're stronger. due tO the purchase OF louoo Du>hes
for export. The options ended up l-8G IL cent as
follows September, 20 5-5 October 20 ID NO en-
bcr 26 IL Dec mher. % "a May, 20 10 cents
ard was without special feature. Sep emOer
closed up points al Sc so, and weak at declines OF
BAL points for tic other months as follows oc'ooer
80 a; November SO %; De ember, SO 20. z
RE receil OF grain a. -four ported yesterday
over the holidays al NewYork, Phladell b a. ia u
bushels corn 4G0617 bush Is oats $50 743 bushels
total grain, 491 700 bushels four 54AOO pa X g
At Chicago, Milwa lee and ST. Lols the ar IVA
we're heat 3l2,37O bushels corn, 55s O73 bus oil
oats 800 500 bushels total grain 115OO7T bushes
-four 30 O75 barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-04

ng 9: s,e a. DO Ncysmesr so.ne sss b D.ssns,,
este; DO May % iIese2Ae. closing At sa Ssans
Western auoet 1901 &c 10 arrives State e. o0srnf
LEY MALT-Has light Inquiry. csnsds qc,.sd ~ ~
but closed firm 10 the Of heavy receipts ana ana igwe
creased 5000 bushels shippers oOk 1906 sS.S.is
dull and featureless closing shade lower After 49,
advance early In the day sales $40 600 bushels fssSs
Mixed at i1sa4sc; No Mixed l2e sIsvass tsz22a22
White. leigS!2'sc elevator No September I.slS,ss
do November f2ssa42,,e. closing 42.c; DO DeecnS
d2'si9Tc elesne 81 ts':e a. NAY 5Ss closing a.
fairly active trade. OPTIONS were quiet but ss.ss
hiche, 10 600 bushels No. 2 MIXED taken FOR erpo.s
sai@s 100000 bushels future 10000 bushels pot 4.
Guiding No 3 Csc; 10 White. 28a2akc; No. q 2ss.1
ggc; do wbI,ss 27sS21's 30 Ss,a White, sse: Mis&
25iaa2Jisc, closing at e5sc do octotes osSa5sSc,
closing a 25',s; DO Noyember oS 2S.c closing q
closing a. 25,,c; do Noyembsr 2S.c. dosing a. ess
ior, Oh, deliverei. ;IEEDr2nosed 20 n az s7ssss
n 7oasoc; sharps. 8o9s5c Rye Feed. roc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-04
circulation Of National gold banks not included in
'0V'Ti REGISTERED BONDS ON DEPOSIT
..s14s,150,7OO s4l, 100000
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.

Chicago came this morning with more addltlonai
absurd predictions Of rate cutting ana edltOrlal
expressions Of opinions OF what might Iappeh IL
conditions were the exact reverse OF what they
are Nevertheless, to-day took market opened
buoyant and continued so III after midday.
There was something OF " scrlnmage among tle
bears" TO get out of the way. When That was
over there followed reaction of about per cent
in the stock which had enjoyed the largest morn
nQ'S advances and then recovery that lett prices
about half way between the highest ana lOWesV
nricrs of the day, and still generally h CHER than
IN, opening AchiSOn, Topeka and Santa re Dc-
trayed exceptional weakness on lis reported earn
ngs for the third week in August, when are
printed he ow. That stock is the weak poiht III
Tho market and even bulls sell it short as a
u edge as they once did not long time ago the
g. Paul stock Possibly, but not probably, the
or not il is Just at present too fashionable to sell
il 10 make il n safe operation Tor proht NO
company has q stronger financial backing, ana IL
is not impossible that the business OF THIS autumn
will pull il through.
The market develops some growth in widc1lng.
and the general speculation is less confined to the
operations Of professional traders. Still it Is con-
pa -atively limited and nervous at any attack on
values In the meantime the country cont nue@
TO make progress Just the same MS II there were
no Wall Street speculation. General BUSINESS
daily marks improvements; the crops grow pet
ter and better, and the prospects OF nlm' ism
in Europe which viii make our silver dola
worth 100 cents in gold, are every moment I'M
proving. But, whether or not oil Juror ex
pand our legal money over, s2.6OOOOO
by the coinage Of the standard dollar. 10 b. u
"beor, in this market is like selling gold dollars
NJ 90 cents. Once they were worth little more
man that for the standard silver dollar OF
4l2 1-2 grains. The country is expanding N
its trade it's capacity to produce and CONSUME
qs well as in its monthly increase of s?,6O0,0GO
legal money There is only one result possible
from this conditional general appreciation ln
values of stocks having show for benefits from
imnrovCmcn's and a dull o. declining mark { for
,e.urties with fixed percentages OF payments
4 ; per cent bond will not long rul higher thlp
n Der cont stock with all the chances OF greater
dividends TO be derived from a rush OF pOht-
abb business. Tho marl7at geneDtly dIo'm
strong.
TIE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET
Government bonds were dull ana neglected.
Quotations were steady as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-04

COFFEE-The spot market was active AMI strong on
basis OF 19Ic 10 far Co e. aal.s, Ool NO;
RIO, GsalG9,c; 700 bag, No 3, 154c 90 Da5s 10 .
santos l5S.c 900 bags No. RIO C. AMI L. log; S2y9
bags RIO and santos No T. 15'sG15bc c. and Mid
grades firm Sales, 400 bag Guatemala, private trhsi
500 pculs IGie1or dune sale, 2l2c; 500 bags Ma a.
ca b. private terms OpuonsMade decided gain to-day
On bush foreign advces Havro advanced % frs, AID
Hamburg ldl2 pigs The loci startsl Oh witt
rise OF 25a9o POND and gooi buying p,rly oy mo IT,
subsequently there drop Of lOel6 points ON ireer
.e ng cut sosIng lcTs were stead about the p
$50 Exchange CprSst 27 receipts q days. 600
total Ala 900 bags S1ntJs receipts g oays,
600 Rio purchases for United states during the week
81 600 bags purchases for Europe ami other Counties
urng week Is 900 RIO Clearances by % steamers
for intel States % 600 bags J clarlnce, by sal for
United States RIO cea for Europe AMI other
Countries "a 600 bags; steamer loading RIO for Unitd
states FIRE ght per steamer, 25 and per pimage
per bag total Santos stock. 200 600 bag saIts
ehasr for Unltei States 81 bags purchases
ior Europe AMI othr trio 30 00) ba Sa to- clear
ances for United By Il steane A. 900 bags Santos
cearanoes for Euop, am otnr count p 600 b IS;
steamers loading Santos for United states .; Santos
market quiet Good Average Sanoos COZ re eipt, at
RIO July September ]. 1889 1913 600 bags tme
1883 $40 600 bags; same time 1881 30 o. blGs rocets
time 1883 POS ooo bags same time 1887 AS 900 bags
on the 10th inst Brokers' valuation for Good Ordinary
Java 52. Total sales will include so 900 pculs Sales,
here 10 bag
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-04
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

ready outlet though quotations are precisely as last WsS
onoted M az 1896 25 per LOCO; Fishkils. SIS 022g
a. 57ia River Hard IS 25ds5 IS Jerseys. q 21S
sIiGs16; Croon Brown, sl30$i4; Phila1elphia Front
~ 10 ne, hi American Portland 90 1882 30 English
Portland 81 3oas2 So German Portand A, % n bnS
al 90 state Common Lime S5c and 40 Finohng 81 o wv
st. Johns Lime, 9oa95c Laths SZaTT ~ peT NV
CoTvrON-On the spot quiet and somewhat nominal:
sales al bales for Consumption also last Week zee nc, hos
otr penorted II 500 bales for export ana lO5O Oaes
or consumpton Port receipts 3o9 bales as agans,
al bales laa week $3.50 bales for the same tie asI
Since SenC mber the recepts at the ports aggfe-
d 90 400 bales as against 259 bales for the CORE
spending time last year ,, -, ,.,e
Quotations are based American standard OF cassih'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-04

Boston Sept 3-The demand for wool is confined
mostly 10 small lots Buyers and sellers apart
views and large lines can oniy be moved at some con
Xxx AMI Xxx and above - 35c and No 1 OF 3Sc
Michigan neccc- are or, rcd AZ S06Slc. Combing and
i,l,nc lecccs are In moderate demand and steady
territory aud other unwashei woods in fair request
MES ci lnc and medium have been made
.rnu-o1 basis Of CCG6ir California and oregon WOO )
,rc dull IL pulled woods salos super have been ma in
AZ s3a39c. ami 25G20. Foreign woods nrm
and In good demand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-04

Liverpool, sept. 3. 3l5 y, m.-Beef in foir demand
extra India firm at 5s. Cd prime mess sty az 20
Pnr,-The demand L. improving. Hams IN poor demand
gacon in cool demand Cumberland about % T. 80 ~
ann a. 35 short n about % ~ firm OF 3Gs % long
aud short e:ar miides about 50 n, hrm at ss.: ID.
Sbouders-A fout IS 10, arm at 25s o. Cheese IN
nGor mind. Tllow In poor demand Spirits OF urpen:
line ln inir demand steady 3is Cd: Rosin In good
samani. common A. 1ad. Lard-Sp0t In fair de-
nand utts IN poor lem nj pr w stem. PCT firm at
.2 Scyfomber stcay 30. Sd; October and November
'f,iy AZ 32s ca. WhcaI and -four IN fair dcnanl Corn
t In good demand futures In poor demand mix West
cl, ,plt arm at H. lid. Hops at Lond0n-Pacihc
,o,4 IA demand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-04
NOTION ,,,PKrrs-py TELEGRAPH

Galveston, scpA Section quiet mlldng 10 1890 /;
low mifdlinR, 10 S.1Bc; guOi Or1inary, Ice and
gross receipts, 3Os3 les coasuwise o3J bales
talos 9Gs bales stock, 10 i05 blos
Norfolk, sent a-tott n 4 av: milling. 1l4c; net
ami grcss receipts nnn0; sto'k ~ h1les.
Savannah. Sept 3.-C.t dull mi ldll1g 10 u 10 low
mfhng l0l-r ne go rtei Z Sl6. b. . 81 -
/. 100 bale stock. II - e.
New Orleans sepL a-Cott s;-alyi mid ling lOse
low ml1dl.lg, lOac; good ordinary Ole receipts
o3 bales gross 27o7 bales sales. 200 bales stock
10 $50.