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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-04

Washington. March 3.-Thc Committee on Public
Buildings today reported favorably bills for the con
struction Of public buildings at IT. Albnns' N'.'
$50 600: ~ Hobokcn Y. J.. extending the approvria-
ton ST. GOO at Wilmington. Del. Increasing the APP
preparation 100000; Washington. d. G. hrrproohnS
Smithsonian huiliirg $4,000: al NcwburS. y v.
500 OOO. At IlaNcrhill. Mas. @.1tco. al YORK
Penn $50 900: at lewiston Nc. $1,000, At laiui
ION MAJ So 900: at Pawtuckct L. J.. s'1ooo /;
Al Paterson. \. j.. increasing the appropriation "i
$4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-04
THE DETAILED PLAN TO RE ASNorNcED.

The detailed acceptance Of the ocott plan for inc
REORGANIZATION ~ the Missouri Kansas and Texas Ran
,rav Will be announced - day. The adoption OF inc
plan Ia, been practically unanimous. OF the g'hci"
mortgage bonds all except eighty I'VE nave a'''''ou
and ont Of a total capitalization Of over Si"ioOoW
there has been Sii15OOoo stock turned IN 10 int
central Tr1i-t Company. The subscription rlEn's
under the reorganization scheme have nearly all been
ay,ilcd If.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-04
csxrrrrvcE OF COMMITTEES.

Conference vrrc held Yesterday between the two
commit,,c. wsch arc soliciting support - different
scacnc. f,r fh, reorganization II the ~ Louis AR
Ltu.a- Aid rc,a, Railroad. TIE olc"it commttc"
has porhap, made longer strides toward securing INC
aeon, o. security holders. bat the strength OF the
Other committee. renders compromise desirable II n
,at f. accomplished iu season. - conclusion W..
arr v,' 80 t.fcrny and another meeting viii be held
% morrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-04
CHILDREN
ALWAYS
ENJOY IT.
ScoTT'S
EMULSION


or puRE COD LIVER OIL WITH HYPOPHoa
puITEs OF LINE AND SODA is ALMOST AS PALA'
Earle AS MILK. CHILDREN ENJOY. 1T RATHER
THAN OTHERWISE. A MARVELLOUS FLEsh.fho'
pUCER 1T Is INDEED. AND TIE Little LAps
80 T.scrrS WHO TAKE COLD EASILY. NAY
nr roRrIFIEp AGAINST COUGH THAT MIGHr
ppovE SERIOUS BY TAKING SCOTS EMULSION
.rTrp THEIR MEALS DURING THE WINTER
SEASON. , eco,-,e r,,,,
coy "a nut nm only in Salmon color wrapper and Is for
sale by ALL DRUGGISTS. - srorr,s
~ beware Of imitatlons.-The original sooiIS
rur1sION is put up only In Salmon color wrapper
aid "a for sale by ALL DRUGGISTS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-04
4 1orrEGY scnHNE u TIE INDIAN TERElroEY.

WASHINGTON March i.-Indan Agent Bennett located
in the Indian Territory. has reported 10 tic indifn
Bureau that II IA, Just come 10 Do, knowledge tha'
an act was passed hy tho legislative Council OF INC
,,oc,a,v Indian Nation about two months ago. ia
corror,ting thc Choctaw orphan Asylum Lottery
r,nuany The agent report, that great secrecy Wi'
maintained concerning this act and ~ wa WIN llp
utmost difficulty that hc succeeded In securing copy
Of II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-04
rI-NEPAI. OF COMMODORE WHITE

Washington, March 3.-The funeral of the late
Commodore George q. White, Chief Of the Bureau Of
Yards and Docks took place at 10 O'Clock this morning
from ST. Johns Episcopal Church. and was largely
attended. The pallbcarcrs were the chiefs Of other
Bureaus Of the Department: Conmodorcs Ramsay
Devev Wilson. Melville. Fulton, Brown and FOlgcr
and Judge Advocate General Rcmcy. Aftcr the ser
vices the body was taken 70 the baltimore and poio
mac Railroad station. and then conveyed TO Phila
aeinha for burial in II. Peters Cemetery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-04

to have the Treasury Department stop all proceed
ings looking to the execution of the lease until the
Senate had time TO Inquire into the whole matter.
The resolution referred TO the Finance Commit
tee, which Will probably take some action on II AT
to-morrOws meeting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-04
c,.r FROM DENVER TO CHICAGO.

Denver COLI March 3.Thc Rock Island has taken
ue or.t ,tcp in the passenger war by announcing a
,,,c from Denver 10 Chicago Of $e6 l.. This is %
reduction Of - 30 and f. 10 x into effect o'morr""
rho Missouri Pacific and Alton have met tn cut anu
:, - nrr.uucd the other line, viii do 30 To morrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-04
ro DEVELOP MEXICAN RAILWAYS.

Chicago March (>rccial.-fhe secretary Of S'''e
A snrncfcld 10 day issued license Of Incorporation 10
tho Mexican Railway Development Company nj
Chicago: object to construct and equip IaiiwaNs
,apital stock 100000; lncnrpo'nlogs NJ M'>'c'9"'
~ O. Robinson and W. b. wilson
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-04
Scrofula in Children.

"In the early part OF 1887 scrofula appeared
head Of my little grsndchild then only is months old
Shorty after beaklng out IL spread rapidly all her
BODY The scabs the sores would peel OF on the
the oiOr that would arise would
he atmosphere Of the sckening and unbesIab!e
the dsease next attacked the eyes and we feared she
rn,d lose her sight Eminent physicians OF the country
were consulted but could DO nothing " relieve the htte
their opinion, that the case
and impossible the ehfs eyesigh.' II
was then that decided 70 try swts Specific IS g. 81
That medicine at made speedy and complete cure
FOR more than year past she has been as healthy as any
child in tho land" x..,-,x 49,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-04
A PROTEST AGAINST MR.. WINDOWS AWARD.

Washington March 3 (Specal.-One of the com
panics which bid unsuccessfuy for the Alaska fur
seal leases seems disposed 10 make something OF a
protest against Secretary windom's award in last
Friday Mr.. voorhees, came to the front Of the Sen
ate to-day to question the validity Of the lease Just
concluded and after offering long preamble in which
attention was called 10 alleged irregularities in
the award Of the contract asked that the Secretary
the Treasury should be directed to send to the Senate
Al the papers correspondence connected with the
hdhing for the sealing privileges. lie also wanted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-04
rorRrn.cIAs. ro,rMA,rER, ArroINTfp.

Warrington, March 8 'nFlH 'I"'' Po'''"T WV
today appointed A. follow
g. T. Ni,fler Bar,ou-viil". j.. r. Williams. coos
port: J. r Iarlc,. crete Mar Woo, ne'"a Wr.
+ Iicif North Towanda T. Eihln. -mioh.hurs
penn a. Hon. Erainard-. :. J.. vs. :; Dci'ic; h,'oh
i'm y y: W. D. Thompson. Nal'svile, y. r.''. J.
Eatnn. Sonth scahrO0l.. y. u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-04
, xrw TRANscoNrINEYrAL SYSTEM.

Il Paul. Mimi. March , lspccIaD.-A report that
tran.contincntal ~ stem had been arranged between
,hc Duluth and Winnipeg Canadian Pacihc ana
confirmed TO day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-04
Cancer of the Nose.

In 1875 q sore appeared my nose and grew rapidly
As my father had cancer and my husband died Of IT,
became alarmed consulted my ply His treat
ment good and the sore grew larger and worse in
cyrry way until had concluded that N die from
its Effects persuaded To take $ s. s.. ana few
bottles cured This after all the doctors and ether
medicines had failed have had return Of the
Mrs. NJ. T. MABEN,
Woodbury., Hall County. Texas.
Trssuse on Cancer mailed free
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. Atlanta. c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-04

sides have agreed upon statement OF facts ana the
hearing will DO devoted entirely TO arguments on
points Of law the general question as to the Gov.
crnments liability for scotts acts: Tile decision IN
This case will also settle the question as To vhcthcr
thc sergeant at Arms Is disbnrsing officer or not
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-04

was the one essential thing. and everything that IN
terfered with thai must be laid aside We regard inc
outcome OF that meeting conclusive Of the success
OF tie milk producers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-04
WHO Is LIABLE FOR sILCoTT's ACTS,

WASHINGTON March 3.-rhe suits Of Representatives
Grain and Payntcr against the United States to re
cover that portion Of their salaries lost through the
defalcation OF slcott clerk 10 the sergeantatArms.
,I, ,e hoard in the Court Of Claims tomorrow. Both
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-04

Every lady needs II 10 remove fruit and liquid stains
non linen, cotton loccs, &C., Without injury. The
Icsri.n Eraser Prce 20 cents. Tor sale everywhere.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-04

Redwood a. Co.'S Cocoa.
"It beats the Dutch"
Montgomery County sentinel., 1890-03-28
A State Secret.
eli Million Of millions
He zt.


il
how good the engraving it. No mill will dare
Montgomery County sentinel., 1890-03-28
AUCTIONEER.

rTNHE undersigned offers his services as
l. Auctioneer of Real and Personal Prop
erty in Montgomery and adjoining counties
Having had considerable experience enables
me TO guarantee satisfaction.
TERMS MODERATE All communica-
tions will receive prompt attention.
LUTHER N. BREADY,
Adamstown, Frederick county, Md.
ian 4-y
Montgomery County sentinel., 1890-03-28
BRIARLEY HALL SEMINARY.

HtliE Fall term of This institution will be-
Il gin on September 18th, 1889. The Local
lion is high and healthy, near Poolesville,
Montgomery comfy, Nd. This school offers
fine educational facilities for young ladies'
and little girls. Thorough instruction in
music, art, English branches, the languages
and mathematics Terms moderate
For particulars address
Mrs. W. A. GASSAWAY, Principal,
aug l6-2m PoolesVille, Nd.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1890-03-28
OUR GREAT MID-vvINTER.
=: r CLEARING SALE F.!
is NOW IN PROGRESS.

The Sboe-buying public have long
since recognized the fact that our regu-
lar prices are always way below those Of
our competitors-a mark-down from
these prices on the honest, reliable foot
wear for which we are famous, makes
our Great Clearing Sale the
most significant of all similar sales now
taking place.
We have made great sacrifices 10
order To depletc our enormous stock
in time (our Spring Goods all in the
works, and probably never again
can you secure good Shoes as low
as we are offering them now.
Es- Following are few Specimen
Items:
Mems S. Calf custom Boots, with single,
double or triple soles, calf or moroc co legs
now So Gj;
Mems 81 80 irsl-quality Kip Boots ST. s5; ;
Mems 81 50 Calf double sole and tap boots,
81 as
Mth's 50 48 fine calf Dress Shoes, ST. 90;
L,des' So fine hand made Shoes 81 10;
| Peoples famous 81 80 Ladies' Dongoia
| Button now 81 60;
Uur Ladies' 81 25 Kid and Pebble Button
/ 97c
BOYS, Youths and Misses 81 % "lron-
Clad" Shoes in Button or Laced, reduced 10
| 9Sc:
Infants soc hand made Dongola Button,
27r
va Mail orders promptly filed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-04
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Ncw.York Saturday. Aug. 2.-BEENFS-Recepts l0l
coro,ds Of jj2 head-10G carloads for eXpora9n awe
ond In dress, quarters and - carloads for slauShtfer
home use. No trade in i've cattle. ,,...s -. a,tt
pryate cable advces date quo:c refrReated beef dn
., dsd or scant Si per n. and American steers rio" az
10 a al tons Gid dead weight.
Shinni.rts previously renorted
CAfVFSRorrips lO5 head and 500 were left over yes.
trri.v Slow @d22c for butcrmlks, &c Tor westerns
Sacs-Humc 4 Mullen a. Ruttcrmik Calves I2 -
average at o. per n 200 -. at 2%c: > DO lGo "
AZ oLf Veais poor. 100 ~ at 32c II do loS H. az
is,c: ii do. 1856 n at DC. 20
n harrington 81 Western Calves. 293 n, at g:
NJ CoNns: Voals 172 =, st 4-c; II do' l'J d. AT
Iudd 4 Buckincham 10 Vcals. li3 ,. at 5;c. go,
SHEEP AND LANES Receipts l. carloads of :, ~
head II carloads JcIev Ci,y and carload OF opu@
STEADY for sheen but trho ca-cr for lambs, Sar' MrtS
NJ - 500 - 25 per leo = for N" former ana - 9f' %"
for the later with ''cuis" bringing g.
sherman & Culver: 20 ohio sheep 81 y aN"lag"
az - - per 100 u; 222 kentucky LAMBS - H. - -
- Ohio do, % n a. - 90 , ,oo =. -. :, -. ,o-
NJ. Collins 80 Virginia sheep 100 g. AZ - 40 i''
Canada Lambs - =. at - o. ., 10 =. q, =. IN .
ASP Kentucky lambs (cUll>l. - p AZ - .. 20.
PHI Kentucky Lambs 90 y AZ - -. , - -
at - 30 90 do 81 H. at - - 200 do o. - AZ - 3D.
d. Harrington 1871 Territory sheep - ~; al -.
lIOGS-RcceiptS IS carloads of 9s3 head caroaus
at 10th St. and carloads at jersey ny 80 sd,oo -
live weight Nominal quotation, 81 1oai ~ per lVV u"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-04
GRAIN IND PRODCCE MARKETS.
rv,r,.Prs OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NEW-lOHh DI|Hbi'''o'
Tho "bears" were scattered the winds Oh Saturday
and the buying resumed full sway In every market
Corn was the sensation It ended with net gains Of 2'H21
cont. and there were 100000 bushels Of options sold
in the brief Fresh reports poured In OF drouth IN
the most fertile belts the producing regions, ana the
huvnp At the West credited 10 the prime Spectator
there There was a decline Of 3 cent Tor september on
the curb 10 81 on Of rain In the Northwest IN"
"a market FOR corn 2d2Ss cents but only fSoOo
bushels taken FOR export
Wheat was more active than corn. although It owed
large part Of buoyancy to the rising tendency OF inc
cereal that is usualy subordinate The transactions in
onton. amounted to $500 900 bushels slight depres'
o was caused carly By weaker cables and reports OF fine
weather abroad The news Of drouth losses in the corn
belt revived the bulls and the West bought and me foreign
element here turned sharply 10 the bull side ceaa'es
were liberal and abroad came some reports cohfa-
tory OF previous advccs damage to the European
crops August options opened at oj. fell OF and then
~ and Was !, cent higher The curb. although the
final curb price was ?1t cent? ooi Mav
from al vi TO II O3s The net Official gains ranged iIo
Cash wheat higher with eNports OF 1000 bushels
and a milling demand representing -4Ooo Duehels' u.
Oats l2dlS cents better for options IN
with the cereals but the business was quiet spot
lard dull put the options rose S 3o,I points
WHest"ASgusi bG's september " 0co ao1, 97,a
November, IS December. ~ January 'I''i' we ''"
M" EtornNuruat 5l' September 50 October 55s cents
Sats-Angust 39i. September. 39'2; october. 3''.
ce's septcmber 80 IS October. 50 81 November.
SO G3; December. &c 60 January llo2l D. 80. At
ork Philadelphia aud lsitiuor" were a. ioA3%S w..
Wheat 49, ~ hu9hes corn niT1i rnur Is 0{s nacE
SGcS At Chlcago Mwsukec and 81 Louis NE
We're 1872 $50 bushels SoI, ~ pn' n
oats IS 900 bushels total grsJh 24o4'o bushe hour
q OT0 barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-04
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

CoFI-EE-Rio the pot had nfh' mgul ~ ls9.S
the market was strongly maintained on the nsslN ~
lsic for 80 fat bean, and lo4c fot toy, oO
No sales reported Mid grad. irm and QUIZ ,Pprtber
advance abroad AZ TIC outset May was rCb tT
vas ri-r Of 5dlO point more, %Ialng u , e%.
little covering q shorts The cosS however, I hT
Stock IN se 2soo bag; q Which 2o9 600 9aGs are
Prorjlan. Arrivals during july $1,000 bags delNerts
during July 900 bags Hamburg advanced 'i'i Iiy
London unsettled. Qfcial quotations nUgnsr
75s Sd De-mber rs Cd January 54I Cd ad Ko f rs
Change (privatc, 234; receipts. 1000 bags no clea
anccs United States lC6D bag Iyo ceafahCes 10,
irn The advance Santos receipts % 600 600 , nag"
Receilts at Rio July 10 August l. 1880 2O4 900 bays
time 1888 2S2 600 bag; same time lsso "S9ygV
ia 900 bags same time 1883 l7sOO0 bags same time
isSS 80 O0J bags. Total sales here today % 800 bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-04
I EUIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

,,ssrNGER TRAINS leave foot Of Cortsnds anu
Drsbrosses sts. a. follows; ,,..,,od,.,o noints
T. III. for syons, E!nlra, CHAIR car TO
and principal Local POM N'A'' ~ ~
Lyons and pullman car u Susptns,on nsilate no,n.s
80 90 Chunk ana ht'ineulttc
~ a m for H. and H. Junction and lhtefHeulaVe poh'A
Chaif cor 70 Ehamnock and intermediate points:
c p u" n 'Tunkhannock. Connection to Reading and
KARLSRUHE for Flmira and principal intermediate points
"a 40 N wlLssbarre and Pullman sleeper u Suspen
sion Bridge >,.,, Chunk and Intermediate points
Chat Ia Mauch Chunk ., 1900
N"Ssi Tor Nauch chunk anu hIermedlatc points
'onhr''0h r GSne%s Lyons. Emira Rochester Buffalo
and the West. Pullman s'e''' W '' WIN
Btdgr. =. ~ II n m n m and a an
Tor ali points in Mahanoy and HaEleton coal
regions SUNDAY TRAINS.
n Nauch Chunk. HakietOn and intermediate
uo,rts nnd II a M. for Shenandoah and intermediate
points. ,,.,oh r.vok an, ,,,,r,..,,,,o ,otn,.
for Lyons. Elmirl Rochester Buffalo
and he West Pullman sleeper ~ Lyons and Suspension
o'ue'' General Eastern ONCE. 235 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-04
1--WE STOCK MAEKrrs-pY TELEGRAPH.

CHICAGO Aug 2'The Drovgl, Journal T,Iofi 60 AZ
- ,Hj.4 20. stecrs s3as, 40 -tock.rs and feeders -"
q 20 cows buIis aid mlN,d u -0etS I'Na- c3%is,
- 90ds3 Hog roccius ~ 900 head shipments 4tVV
had market 3c lower E!&'d - $500 30 lnS b.
SSeep" Receipts 1000 head market low and weak Ia
tNes 80 56d55 30; wet,rn. - 9o1F+ 70 Texans
"a 51as. % lambs. 81 jJa-j 80. 80,
st Louis Auc. 2-Clttic-l;ccg.ptS COO b al; ,SA1n
,sti[ secr, S4GSi so: far to good - GO"7i 10 10"
r. and feeders 42ds3 so; Texans and indians S2G@- .
Is 100 head Shipment 400 Ia, ad; MARIE
steady fair to choice heavy. - .oG.3 - asSE
"a 00ds3 20 lirht fair % best - 'p@-J ~ "'P,
lee int 900 h. ad shipments 100 head market nominal
air 20 choice. siH91 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-04

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RAN"L VI r''I'
Couitara,ivciy little change f. shown ~ th' ''4 ~
o., Iu,v a, compared with Tie previous NOW '''
Mark-burg and Eurefa tWc-t virginia, 4''''' ,fr
t,.d WI. completed 81; aycrae' daily De-" pI''.'
,ioo 9.2 barrels. dry Aoes. ( wells d,n""R, - -
~, I'D building -, total new work, 81. iN''"o'.s
49, IN. oil ,,tv Derrick" 70 vii De- found ~-it
H. VA. drcr,a-r Ia July u 10 In tr niAo;;s 6 ~
,',.,t aud de line Of SOD barrel, ~ th' EANs, a.
g , ncy, p-ductof-. Tho average yHid pr ~ -
II ghy under that Ia Juno, ana w num- rofE hos.
- l,y 10. The d'N'lopu,ht WIZ.
,., s.1fr. an Increase over June u'f, Uhs = 80 ~,
,u,.l.r If wells drilling aLd 10 !h W ~ ~
and ,ulllils a total incr'as- q ~ W Ky - IN.
Tetort, = tlr New-Nork and fe"H'- '''n'~ "'
-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-04
St Pierre general cargo e. zoo Norwegian bark D's"eS'

Pc rlSors to 5 Rio JaoefC lumber @i7.
PROVISIONs-PO IK-IIsd less demand to-day but tne
market ruled strong Keeping with corn Msss quotea
a. 83ds4 short CeN sl2@Ila FANNY md do5 o9ct
CIV Extra India Mess in tcs s2dsl2 30 Extra Mses IN
P p5e = = Sosse family BEEF o mnHMSfm G quiet
the day Quoted here 3is at The VT er
in their TO prces Pckl.d Belle quoted at 22S
Tor Y a'ersge for 10 b rgr it ga soEd
do. 90 re. MIDDLEs strong and higher: A. ohl'
Saes9 9no DiSsED o%S-in rodcIat demand at very
steady prices o;y ha 70 hght. ,eo I'D in hi iS
options I'D points CARLY aud c.o-cd az a%g'
re top though trading wa o very sIc" roo M G5c
tcs S,s. october cio-cd 65lc bid saics 80 tcs
Noyemesr closed Of GG5: Dgremoc .is at
6.7Gc. Refined Continent quoted at 0o'"0''oc SCUM
nyTTEE sd1 .6r o" f @as' ' has d End
cGs, STAT crc2mGTyt u 1 5hcv !q1si rooi
70 choice l3alGc Elcn Creemcry iancy a. &c , ~
fancy ~ dr 90 Gi gb> or pa amry
Gc chGse eo6 GGod . TO- p si bs sir adoc
nosS IN T9 GI e2Sa W. lid2ac good odO
ar case Western Dairy c. HSf D 6Is,ns a" choice r'
Gd6ec tubs zoe ar.t. 49, c9nqc e.
SIC CiIETsER ally fine ;tocs GGm una , LIZA sat
but othcrwi.e thu market r' Gun AM do fnS
7%@Sar "' sooG to prime %. ccllnon to fair 20
9?c stat F3c25y par, s staTS Ta 81
E and barely etady stat AID PegnyanIa frsh 9c
anad'9a i+sn do inferior in cases fods8 80
AwTod SLOW in9yiry buy ric1 F,lr we're RE
n"r qgG5S at S. 'fISS'E p S' and DO cay ss
poGacqgd q3us4 g MSpd 50, l 6S Go9
N &C. lcc Wh5c T%,r CO 7.1Cc Extra &c" sic;
2S Guet ard more or less nominal Choice
On ee and city qac s Pine city,
Al &c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-04
COTTON MARKTTS-nY TELEGRAPH.

Galveston Aug 2.-Cotion nominal mddlne lII.c
lOf-c good ordinary. lobe
receipts - bale, st0rk. 1870 bIie'
Nnr.o.k Auc. 2.-COtton steady; middling, He ncs
and uro. receipts bales sales 20 bales stock
laiCs.
low middiinR He good ordinary. Ohc net and gross
receipts "a bales stock, i69 bales.
New.Oreans Aug. cotton firm; mlddling 1IIc
low middling lIs-c Roo1 ordinary lie net receipts
tale gross reccits bales exports coastwise Isis
bales sales 100 bales stock corrected 1856 bacs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-04
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

chc.oo Aug fSpecaD.-NebrasSa. KansoS Iowa
and Northern Illinois hotter than ever yestrca
r,ornlnr and their drouth still unbroken There
was OF course in tho excitement among h'
.rato- holders crowdnr shorts cAc!;'dly
.vorir and the adding t. the eoun"toh ~
,r,no an buving orders for their account. Before the
i1 earn wa, IN cents, making sellers OF calls
outset 10 showed al one tlut an al
ot.r tday of -. cents for september od OF - o'It.
or Ma, and showed tAcn a. the close IN HtHtL ia.
=, ms he advance maintained tn" Nebraska Poplo
yes were evidently throwing up the SpohSe ohs
10 lrNator Amour & Co. soI0 I" .N"Nts "a
cders and dealers about .OOccO bushels OF cusn corn
crilhed in that state al - cents. equNaIcut " o.
M chicago August opened al -, rOd between 1n ati
"a add closed al ~ september op"ngd a. ~ ,ld
Ict,~.1 asa and closed al iH'ad 49, ''h,
,uen.l at 81, .1d between 81 and 53' ana co'ei ~
- ,2'. Wheat ~ time showed 81 ilNs,C' ~
III, at the co-" shower Az tu
'EtItav 2 over cents. Tho rally aiFhiru Y, pr
% - tboso iucxuicahc resulting almost at"r''i,t
,n ~ courage p3yt - holders ana 9Ht-c I'LL
yr,.ual strenlth IN wa great ara. ssD'..i
,arr,nh,d that his adlices we're thai thc crop ol
T,,Lt, had l,n Impaired 20 per cent hy M tl' ny
=, 10 sunday Other messages were oi ur sau' 49,
CIcs 10th public and private" WcF" aGali,. ~, Monday
~. 2Ol cars; the "etln1 "I
iCc IL j. ,Npactod that the visible SlpH .t, a. a, -,
,, an tnr-c,te Of about go 900 bushels Ausu-t
a, go cont. sold between 49, and "lc ana o.sl ~ -
s3t December opened al ga Nurhrt 20 "a, ,nd
Nav op.ufd a. 31's. toucn'u -
"i,...t =, - O0' Oats comparatively vi.n -
ir d,aI The range being -, than on '' ,c,, ono
close showed advance oN'f f't-s .,',-,,.-
~. .tr.rrth Cd, corn turned eonsid"iaD.r a. W
i.,rai.,. over b. the provision ~ anu f'sn,.' al
advance FL PORK over TTcay 81 ato, ,ri A. ,d,fc,
iu r.b. - about 80 cents. on IA" S''O "'P'
sold at o.. september corn 20