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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-10-12

- Man ibeviebe ni@t, ,pas WoSner
& Sauerien in ibrer betreiienben MnSeis
&C iiber 2inoleum gu iasen baben.
- Die Nnseise uon 9ubbarb 4 Yars
ion betreffs Stou9btou @asen wirb
Man@en intereiiiren.
- @ult @euner besab ii1 lette
@o9e na9 minneapolis UNI cine b0bes
re S@ule 81 beiu9en.
9etelunsen auf Sauertraut 1T be-
liebi9er Quantitdt werben bon Us. gibs
ner entae9ensenommen.
- 9srm. Neumonn besab ii1 leete
Mode nod Minneapolis UNI feline 9auss
einri@tuns gu boleu. Ct 9ebentt it4
wieoer bier permanent n.eoer;ula0em.
- Die ytationol @erman Mmerican
8ant BON ct. Saul bat pom Control
Ter gdels bic @enebmisuns erbalten ant
Montas ben 90. bieies Monats ibre
@ei@afte ~ieoer auf5une1men.
- @ie mir aus Der ct. Saul @oltss
seituns erieben murbe gmil Grdser an
Dienitas Na@mittaa nit SRI. sMlwine
Sbeobalo int 6auie ber Gltern BET
Braut ebeli9 uerbunben. Wir Sratu>
liren.
- @ie aus Der betreffenoen NnSei9e
al anberer SteQe erii6tli@, firbet na9s
iten Sonntas III Der Gdcilienz9aue cine
BON benz Sunsfrauen 0erein ber 81.
Oreifaltisteits : @emeinoe arron9irte
Mbenouuterbaltun9 itatt. Die 9oupt>
hummer oes Brosromms 1T bic Nuf<
fibrnn9 oes fiinfattisen Dramas "Die
81. @liiabetb BON T%birinsen, "bei beien
Ginituoiruns uiele Mibe uno Sor9falt
uerwenbet murbe unb wel@es ni3t uer>
feblen wiro, auen Belu3ern einen ses
nubrei@en @beno gu ueri@afen. Ser
iaume oebbalb Niemano Der Ioriteuuns
beisuwobnen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-10-12
Gourtlanb Na6rt6tcn.

9lus. @drOber uno @emablin beiud>
ten wdbrenb LESTER @o@e 8erwanote 1T
Milbant, g. ..
ST.. Wmanoa @o9itetter bon ct.
Saul traf bel Trau 6. q. 3ieste gu 8e>
lu@ ein uno scoentt eineu Wonat gu
bleiben. Gon bier aus wirb iie ii6 na@
glue Gartb Gitp bese6en, UNI ibre 81
tern 81 beiu@en.
g.. G.. @i9art 1T bon Minneapo>
lis 3uriidsctebrt unb sebentt %einit,ueilen
bier gu bleiben.
Mebrere 3o93eiten meroeu oemna@t
ansetinbist wcrben.
Die iunsen 2eute oer euanselii4en
@emeinbe 9riin6eten einem Yerein, MEL
der literarii@e llnterbaltunsen uno Die
Yflesun9 &riitli@er Wobltbatisteit gum
j3wed bat.
Grnit Mi@art bat Die Tarm ieines
0aters setauft unb miro nod lit oieiem
9erblt Beiit bauon nebmen.
Sobn 9eymam beri@tet, baB feline
neue Mobnuns III 9eew l1lm poQenoet
lit ,,no oaB ct bemna9it 6iei elbe be5ieben
uno iid sur @ube leben miro. Sein
Sobn Otto wiro Die Tarm uno Die
&altbrennerei i%ibernebmen.
6rau s. 81. Bomen mor wabreno Ell
net @o9e ouf Ser notwithstanding.
6. q. 9int uno Sobn S6mitt bon
Manfato paren am Gam flag auf ei,em
Sasoousilus in III Ierer Na6bari@aft.
Die gauge Beute BEL tano 1T 4 09reibe
uier) gnteu, mel@e bas Sliesen nod
ni@t 9elernt battcn.
Sri. 3eamer Don Nmbop uerueilte
lan9ere 3eit bel ibrer Eante, Trau g..
Wrnot.
Trau 6. q. 3ieste 1T n,.nmebr in Der
Gage, Muiititunoen fit Yiano uub Or
gel ST 9eben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-10-12
0et6dttS=N oti5cn-

Die beiten Selfarben fir6aus uno
S9eune, lowie Wbite 2eao unb Sele in
Sliens Npotbete.
* 4 Bfuno suten &afee fir 90 Cts.
bel Trau $. @Dbe.
Den fem ten yimbur9er> un6Nabm>
taie finoet man i'm @el@aft BON Trau
$. @0oe.
See Cream, iomie Sobama1er, oas
bette @etrdnt bel beiBem Wetter, itets
fril3 BEL W. Gibner. l3ba
Grtrafeiner Briditeintale lit gu l233
Gents per Yfuno beim @an5en Bel s.
$. Sebnte gu baben.
Mue @orten 9drinse, oarunter
va@te boQanbii3e", iowie aQe Mrten
&aie, namentlid aussesei9neter r2ims
burger, INNER an 9ano bel
ba %. Gimme.
Die be lte bcuti9e StridmoQe in
alien Tarben. biQi9 81 baben bel Trau
$. @0be.
Tube-P aints fit Malereien in
rei@er Nuswobl bel &raule & 9iri@.
@aioline bon better Nualitdt uno
in b%eliebi9er Suontitdt 1T nunmebr i'm
@ei9aft pon s. y. Bebnfe gu baben
uno wiro &unben obne grtrauer9itun9
ms 9aus 9eliefert.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-10-12
3m ncrmietbcn.

liub 2 ODER 8 3immer nebit 2 Glolets in elmer
neuen 8obnuu9. Naberes 1T oer Office oiez
les Slattes. ba
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-10-12
Eer0icnte1 Xob.

Bir wiinlGen I'M ern Mitbiirserm mit;ls
tbeileu, bab mir Or. &tn9s Neue Gutoedun9
9esen Nusjebuln9, Or. Sings Neae leberz
pi0en, Yudlens 9lrnica Gable unb electric
Sitters felt Sabreu ~pertauft NIB niemals
t6ellmittel banobabteu, bic ii6 10 lei6t per-
faufen ODER bic 10 all9emeine Seirieoi9un9
9ebeu. Wir nebmen nie Nuitanb, bieielben
gu 9arantiren, 1,o linb ieoer;eit bereit, bas
@elo ;uriidSueritatteu. faus ibr@ebrau6 ni6t
beirieoi9t. Oieie Seilmittel peroanten tbreu
&uf etn;i9 ibrem Wertbe. .. 81. Olieu,
Npotbeter, Stem ulln, Minn. 1
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-10-12
Mn baS @ublttum>
@e8sm9 pom alien YIat.

Sd bin Mul1mebr porbereitet, il, meinem
rellen 9otol, ;weite Gbiir noroli9 pom Oa=
fota 9aus, @ef6dfte sl beior9en.
Sd ferti9e ieet photographer pon Winia=
turf ormat bis ;1 9ebenS9r0be lit Partisan
Enamel at, mel6e nidt iibertrofien weroe,1
t0rueu; ebenlo in Sel= ul,o @aijerfarben,
jopie int Narbenitift unb Grayon ous9etibrte
3ei6nun9en. Wein 9telier 1T lpecieu iiir
SEN i3wed erri1tet morben l,l,o 1T nit ben
belten Suitrumenteu aus9eltattet, ,uoburd i1
imltanbe bin, e%Seberman11 ,uir1ebeu;uitellen.
Observation-Disclosures, Clubs, Namilieu un6
Yerloneu III Goltiim 1iu0 beloubers ei1sela=
BEN, BEL mir porsuipre6en u,1b mei,1e Nrbeit
s1 priifeu. NQe &lnbeu biirfen lt6 eirer re-
e(en uno prompte1 Seoienul19 ucrii@ert ieiu.
s. s. Growell.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-10-12
&cttc 2tmfforo ermn9-

Da Die Mul6iun9 6er untersei6neten Sir
ma nit benz 1. Nopenber 1T Strait tritt, lillo
Oieieni9eu, ,pel6e Der elbeu nod i9ul6eu
rmo trob pie6erbolter Mabnun9 nidts BON
ii6 b0ren lieben, hermit lit Sen1tuib 9eiest,
bab ale. bis gum 20. bieies Morats nod
riiditGnoigen @utbaben einem Nopotater sur
geri1tli6en Collection iibergeber wer6en.
@er alio llrfoiteu Ell parcu mill, beetle ii6
leineu acknowledgement nad;utommen.
Me,p l1lm ben 7. OCTOBER 1898.
Ntflaus& @Dt]G.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-10-12
Satob 8enber beiinbet ii@ auf
Der GraufenliIte.

Satob Yenber beiinbet ii9 aui
Der &ramsenlilte.
- Tris @iQiams laBt binter ieinem
@irtbi6aftss @ebdube einen serdumiaen
StaQ fir ben Musipann erridten.
Mid Nenuo laBt felt einiseu Ga
aen wieber fem ireunblides Nntlit ais
Glert int Union 9otel leu9ten.
Die beribmte 8ollmann Tbeater
@eieQi6aft BON ct. Paul miro Msitte
Nouember swei S%oriteuunsen in Der
bieiisen TurubaQe 9eben.
Weorse Saeobs 1T beidaftist uns
ter benz Seitenmes uor ieiuem Store
einen &oblenbebalter beriteuen gu lals
fen.
Sos. q. Gtitein besab iid b.eier
Gage mad ct. Saul um bon bort aus
inn Stab bon @ou. 0tellon bic &eiie
na9 Chicago gum Beiud Der 8sltauss
itelun9 am MinneiotasEas )" seben.
Sn Mei Nemton fano am Dien>
flag bic 9o6;eit Don Musut Maser
unS SRI. Safe Staotberr uno III unies
rer 0ortaot Neu Sras b.eienise pom
Tran; @eiber NIT SRI. Trahaisfa Nreis
finger itott. Den junsen gbeleuten
uniere beiten @lidwiini9e.
- Nm Oienl tag Na@mittas fano
in Der Mobnuus BET Gltern Der Braut,
im enslten Tamilientreii lie, our9 Trie>
bensri9ter Sir bic Srauuns pom Wm.
8faenoer ST. nit Sri. Sopbie Bernbt
itatt. Sen Neuuermablten I'M ere ber5>
li9ite Graduation.
Sobn Spdtb aus Galiiornien,
mel@er einise :3eit babier aui 8eiu@
permeilte, lit anian9s Der @o@e na@
erie. Yenn., mo- er ii@ ben Winter iiber
aufbalten mirb, ab9ereiit. SIM Trib<
jabr 9eoentt er wieoer na@ Gan Diego
gu seben INN lid bort permanent nieoer>
iulal1en.
- SIM Storc BON Trant Bebnte lit
ieit einigen Ga9en Elm %elesanter vNaz
tional &e9ilter" III Operation, Der nidt
nur ale Galbeiunabmen, ionoern ale
Sc 9dftstransattionen ~iiberbaupt 9enau
anseigt uno iomit fii9li@ ben Namen
@el9aftsfubrer ueroient. .Gs lobnt
lid Ser Wtibe bas Wunoermert in 9luz
gem 3eiu su nebmen.
- Nd9iten Dienltas ben II. >. 80.
finoet in ct. Glouo bic Sabresueri amms
lung oes beutl9em rSmil9>tatbolii9en
Inter ltiibun9suereins o. Minnel ota
itatt, uelder bic Na3folsenoen ais De-
lesaten oes bieiisen gereins beiwobnen
wcroen: Clinton 3teber, IS. Gibner, g..
Marti, SO. Siinsmann, s. SCHUBERT
uno Satob 9aubri9.
- Die Bauereicn 9eben 6abier nod
INNER riiitis uoran; ni@t Ii Dap an
ben bereits in Mn9riff 9enommenen
fleiBi9 9earbeitet w,ro, ionoern es tomz
men INNER nod neus bin3u. So laBt
Sobn Seifert bon COTTONWOOD ii@ at
Der @de uon State unb 4. Noroi traBe
elm babi@es @obnbaus erbauen uno
Sobn Bauer elm lol@es eini9e Blod
weitlt@ 0 Der fatbolii@eu Stride.
Der %erit9enannte wiro, iobalo iein 9aus
fertia 1T, in bic @taot sieben uno 1i@
CUR &ube ieten.
- TN ere unternebmen6en Tarmer
Gnselbert Sonta9 unb Sobn Map iino
bic beioen eriten III bieier @cseno, nell
DE bic 9oouer &artoHelerntemai@tne in
ibre Dienite seiteQt baben. Wfit pier
pferoen beipannt uno BON einem fab>
renocn Greiber beoieut, beior9t lie bas
N%lussraben BET &artoffeln 10 i@neQ, bab
flint Bis feds Mann nit Nuf lei en uno
GinfiiQen 5u tbun baben. Ole Mia>
l9ine lit AUDI nit elmer Torri3tun9 gum
GinfiQen in @ade perleben uno bat bel
uoQem Betricb cine 9eiitunssfahisteit
BON un9efdbr 1000 Bui9el per Sag.
Der preis oerlelben felt ii@ auf $3.50.
(Mantato Poi).
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-10-12
BUR 8ea6tun9.

Meineu aunoeu un6 Sreunbeu ;ur 9fod=
ri9t, baB ib meiu Nleii9ersei9aft bis ;ur
8%o,uenouns meines NeubaueS ,1a9 Mmam's
@ebGube ,eben &lobuer & Miiuers Giien=
moarenseldait perlest babe uub baielbf be-
reit bin ale gluftra9e III 9e,pobnter 8eiie
aus;uiiibren. Mar &einbart. ;
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-10-12
a1tf ocr 8clt=
ou4ttcuu1to d.

9inli9tli@ bes vWinueiota : Sases" ouf
Der 8eltaus ite0lln9 mirb Die Nortbweiter,,z
Ginte Grcurl s=Eitets 81 9albem Greiie
perfaufer. SidetS li1o am II. unb IL. Of
tober, 9iilti9 bis sum IS. Sftober, bon bet
@genten Der Sabu, welde ieoerSeit pole
%Snformatiou 9eben, SIT babea 1t
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-10-12
Neme Mu5et8em.
Fir farmer

Giui9e 8 Monote alte j3u6teber aus benz
re9iitrirten Yolano @bina Gber yNiuerfioe
2eaber" iorpte en sSeriep guQ liao 81 per-
taufen ouf g aenbers Tarm III Weilforo.
81.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-10-12
31t ~DcrfaMfen.

Gil, reutobles Solopu=@ ei9Git III Mfor=
gan, nebit 6alls, Stall, u,o @r1l1beigeu=
tbum. Naberes 81 eriabren 1T BET Office
bes Tortl6ritt. ba
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-10-12
grnn7 8rehe,
&ottler unb &ertdufer

s. &auenttctnS Tlaf6cnbter-
Tarmern uno sarsern Der Stabt sur @adridt, bas ie
Tlaibenbter In ieber Aualitdt Su ieber 3ett bet mir baben
tonnen. Sr Der Staot ,pirb oas Bier aui 9eiteauns ins
SauS selieiert.
Sehelunsen tonnsn bel S. u. Saurids @irt5idaft
semadt ueroen.
ytew uln1, Minn.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-10-12

&C $40 un6 800 e9te papier9elbiiide BET
NIL Gonf0berirteu Staateu gu 5 Geuts bas
YojStId; $50 unb $1O0=@6eine gu 10
Gents; 25c unb SOC "shinplasters" ;u 10
Geuts; ST. lllb $2=G9eine 81 25 Gents. 9lut
Giuien6uus bes getra9es all ir9eno cine
Q(bre11e perlalbt. CHAs. D. BARKER, 30
S. Forsyth St., Atlanta, Ga. 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-09
Drblie Noiiec.

At \ GENERAL TERN of the supreme
IA Of the state OF NewYoIk. held In and Tor The
Department. a, III. CITY OF NeN.YCl. the I'm
day April 1893
Present Hon c. II. Van Brunt Presiding Justice.
lion Morgan J. O fIicn. Justice
In the matter c! ;c application o. tho East River Bridge
Company Tor :hs appointment Of three Commissioner
On feadng ard Ming he petition Of the East River
bridge Company dated the tvcAt.ca day Of April 1898
duly verified for thc appoinlcn; OF Aree Conn
s.uer- under and pursuance Of the provisions Of an
further provide rapid transit railway.
rit"- having Over MILTON. nhabant>' pa-cd January
81 1891 and Of Chapter loo a. the law Of 1902 amending
me -aue aud tho anend9tory and supplementary
pgf-ance Of H." other pgONi> Of law
determine whether the railway railways mentioned and
operated bv the ,ad IA, Rf>cr Bridge Company over
through and along the streets and avenues sad petition
referred and reading and Ming the nnfdNt. OF Tho
following named !nd.l duaA verified respectively fOi.
lows Louis Zuner verified the twentieth day Of Apr.l
1893 E1ward Wsb.ro. W II. larwnteI. Robert Glenn.
Francis p Walker and Joseph Kel!er verified Ariu 70
1893 and Tho schedule referred % IN sad andasi.- and
annexed 20 sai petition and after hearing Ed"iri Iarr
bach and W Win % council Tor the petitioner.
On motion o. Hoafy. LaYerbach johnson. attorneys
FOR aid petitioner IL i
Ordered thot ssd application be heard a, General
Tern Court. 10 hoi IN ,ait Ci'y Oh May i2th.
1893 A. 10 30 a and ha, not'e OF such Application
order daily for Two weeks IL The Nov York Law Journal
New.Yo.S sun. Tie Ncw.York word Tho Ncv'Yor,
Tribune and The Press. -eifa newspaper Published ~
sad cty which arc hereby Gccnl,cd or The purpose Of
naknc such publication.
w. L. JH copy. ~ . .,o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-09
Tile TEAnE IN CIlCAGD.

Chicago. May CSpccIall.-Whcat her" advanced
cents bushcl to-day early: Then lad snHP, ~
action iii all but IL cent Of Ia" advance was 10,
Il was not difficult To that the BIG snort IN H
market. Partridge, the buyer. lie TOOK AZ IH',
400 900 July and claimed that Il" TOOK great u'-'i
more. II looked Mt tmcs Il, II all the hOlhers 81
wheat were realizing. Tho CudnlIyS. however, VINO
have again become the great big bun lhrlnr III ''
market are supposed To have sold very niue. New
York did "A vast amount Of selling. Ecan. tEahpnh
and other professionals. bulls OF late soll Ont J"N
which sold saturday nj - , Sc. touched ~ &c anu
closed at ~ :sc The talk Of rnins IN hungary anu
The caslrr tone OF cables at The close ana the gch'r
inclination 10 realize the biz advance br'usNt
about reaction. The Kansas crop report, SHOWING
= condition ~ only - for winter wheat. was, "l
course The important hull motive. The crowd "N
pccis the Government report wednesday to be- rs
- ! -lc calls. 80 &C. :, ,.,y
The noteworthy thing about corn was that II W.,
IA surprslngly weak. The close wa, cent uhu'i
,,Is and Al 81 and closed At 81 > : cents. IL
'iinncrs have, gold ont and working for d"chnr
,ithnich The total stock Of oats. lj1.oOo hu'h"iN
showcd /, decrease for the week Of 1-oOJo hi'h"',
The ,msl market to-day smrpri,inely weak, ~
uucluy affected the future. July sold between -
md 70 Is and closed nj 80 19O 30 Ia cents. snip
mrs are operating for "A decline In oats.
There was "a stampede "f shorts In prov VISION, '"n
and pork advanced almost dollar a barr' ~"
20 cents q hundred ribs. 30 cents hundred IL,
trad, was not large the clos" showed about "''uI
~ fine advance lost # l. pretty generally cohr'Ti'u
l,at there l. manipulation on In th" o"p''''p'l
pork and today's furry was IA result of Efforts 10y
'.orts IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-09
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool. May =, 3ij y. m.-l"I '" "D''ihI'
demand Pork 81 lair demand pf,in" "'Ns M'a'"i,
Gnc firm nj 97s I'd do medium urn W ~ on
Hams IN fair demand. Bacon III poor arlahu 'oii
clear mddlcs, about 15 lbs, duh ut J-s WI 'os ~"
short clear middl"s about ., lbs. dnh NJ 'is ""
shouldcrs-Arut IL 10 Is HIS dull ~ f"s' tn'.e
i'm fair demand. 1allow IN fair drinHha' 'pniH
II tnrpcniinc md rosin IN moderate demand iaIu
Spot IN poor demand; futures III 40 drhahu P'ti,'
dcinand No. red winter firm At o' ~" ~"
.prng firm at Us Cd. Flour IN m"'rn.ss dnana
torn-Spot In fair demand futures ~ p'n "l"n"u
mixed Western spot firm ut A. la way 'nSy at
~ . I'D June easy ut d ld July easy u, ~
Hops at L"hdon-PaHHc tDnst In fair n'h'',,'' ~
ceipts Of wheat for the last week. from hlnh'ir port
5000 quarters; from Pacific ports. loo",
from other sources. 80 600 Quarters Nc'"lps "'
American corn for the last week 1900 quarters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-09
Ectturcs an0 nleetinss.

A ANNIVERSARY.
Tho Orphan Asylum Society Of the City OF New. YORK
,,u hold Il, eghty..cNenth anniversary May 0th -
70 In the Afternoon In the chapel OF the Asylum, 30 So
I'D Riy,rsidr Drive. An address VIII hr usdt By tho
ley IL w. Wells, which will be followed by singing ene
other exercise, by the ehilden All 'i'itots VIII %
go daily welcomed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-09
HEw.yuRK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, ls9TwEIHE PAGES

ans d. Ssd5sc cube: 55od51,s TX Xxxx p3ITsssa
.snisson.%sa sss Gs coa%Dis 500 SS5 81,
WndsS' A. 5cod54e; Rldecrpcd \ ssiSje 80 :,
. :,d,i 10 5dat 80 80 + 'fs1 ~ 20 d
no reca,e; soec so 4 90 ieba,n.li s.oie' Lo"do"
bee, was I'D lower. Cane unchnnsei' ,,a,oi.c far
primo c.ty aid stearnc oleo firm a, - n9n'i"aa
TALLOW-Market hr'net but que'' AZ ''e''' 'O'"
nal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-09
COTTON MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Galveston, May 8.-Cotton qnct middiinE, 20
low mddling, 3lGc good ordinary u itinn NV
and gross receipts. 80 bales sack, ij.-21 baI''
Norfolk MAY s.-Cotm steady; middne, 80
low midding, 3-lGc; good ordinary. l'-G ne, h'u
cross receipts 60 bales exports coastwlse o' ""o'
salcs ~ bales stock 80 80 bales. lam,
New. orleans. May a.-Colion steady g"oh mlaa,ihg
7.sc: mddling. Jsc, low "'"ui.my
5IGc; good ordinary 70; mel
hacs: gross. o,37l bale exports 10 W. ~,
tlncn 300 bales; sales $3.50 bales stoc"' '''1''
bales. ,,,,,,c = q M.
savannah. MAY s.-Cotton quiet, nhddiing o.ioc
low inlddling. 5-IGc; good ordinary LILO ~,
and gross receipts 700 bales exports cnswIsc, Lac.
i,nIcs: sales, l55 bales stock 4O15G bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-09

New-York net receipts, mono Cr0ss, IUU baItFi ~
ports 5O57 lales; forwarded 100 bal, >o.h 20 So
fale The port receipts to-day were $3.50 bales ana 50
far 49, bales against Il 80 bales f-, week
Exports to-day: Grca: britain. 9l-@ bales Contnen'
tctai cone dictated receipts far this week osa2
b1les: exports Britain 2l725 laes, France, 81
bales Continent 6s4s bales; total - o99 l1i,' lne
American midd;ings bio sales 10 coo bales: re'ripts
Is coo bales including 1000 bales American. Future;
oreocd steady at l-Gsd decline closed steady "a l6id
ADVANCE compared ,w1:h Sa,urlay's price, CLOSING
Liverpool quotations Mry Asa I'll; MayJune. il3O
IA; Junc.July 4l6di16 Juy.Ansu>t. 4.1Ga,l7 ;
Au9ussp scmhcr. 417d4 ls Scpcnhci.O gtobcr. 4i:''
900. October November 4.I!di.20 NONeDb December
an az - Dc,enlcrJanuary, 4--d4.23: joaary'feorr-
1ry 90
COFFEF-Just how dull the Ncw-York coffee maize,
i NOWADAYS may be nom the fact that the safes
N, p, o'clock had reached only 1880 bags. on ths
small BUSH prcc. appeared 10 be i to - points higher
INT Of advance quite nominal. The al
vance IN HAVE j. explained by Che buying OF import rs
70 neglect sale. made against Lacerda Co.'s firm oner',
hi urn, the larcst shippers in santos. being To- dav
,sr,sd failed sales to-day: May. 5000 bags June. 500
hays: Julv $500 August. 80 lags september,
200 bags October 500 bags Dcccrnb"r 6 $50 bags
,ota % 30 hays Market closed firm. Oloatio"s:
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rn-nAY,S LNrNNI> rNoN Nrw.NnrK
GENERAL MARKET RErOHT.

NtNOO!N May :. 1928.
CoITON-Thc cotton naike, al Ncw.lo'K hes boon
extremely quiet Win the interest," quite local and orders
IS hens teeth. The market cot ~ o. eoHe
farv in tn dav bv cables rom 1--we ppsl.
which showed sustained demand for $40. cotton fsG'c
10 OoO bales ana steady closing Iuc> at al .CNa
nj laid Later the market weakened by the bearlsl
chat. ot the leeula monthly Iaio iepnrt. which
showed smaller cuisines, In AMI cloths compared
with month and last year this would be Tad npugH
~ any time. hut do's AZ period when
the exports from the United Kingdom oil warns ana CLOTHS
expected u show nctcase the report lc ht" L
blanket over the market here. ana 'ane reaction
and of the i've points rGicd carly the day az hc
same time leaving the market IN quite gloomy mood.
The weather reports and private crop reports coming N
the south did not help matters any 1n, were lc
pn;tei In TEXAS ana Texas about IN Oily state
needing moisture. From Other points the south the
weather and conditions werc tavoiaby reported
looked forward 70 with unusual interest inasnch a.
circulating heie for weeks last have
been Of somewhat contradictory nature respecting tho
effects ~ the weather The exports Of AMI cloths
nom the United Kingdom above referred contrast
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NATURAL BRIDGE, VA. HOTELS.
NOW OPEN. STRICTLY FlRsT-CLASS.
Addroes &, l.. NAIR, Secretary.

Addroes &. =. NAIR. Secretary
"A TiiE NFW.YORK TNIBUNE WILL DE RE-
cFIvED An THE UPTOWN OTFIcE No. Lag Bread.
wpy ID door north Of Thir, ,trst.st. and ADVER-
TisEMENls' at tho following Branch Once; 2.t 9Th.
corner 200 Third corner Forty seventh
st.; 026 Thirdave. siAty htsst; EOS Fi.sa.e.
103 Nest FNrty- 1872 ColuD busaNc.: So Avc
MI. A, 1928 Third.qvc. 20 Wes: Fonrtee,th-ss 2i7
West iadst.; 554 Thirdave.' 1.S3S ThifdaNe.: 2OSl
Tbirdave. bet. 10TH and 18th sts.
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THE PETROLETM MARKET.

Sales Of oil options at The Consolidated Sto'k ana
barrels In National Transit rrfIGcafes. Al o. 1-.o
81 .4c Refined Quotations wcs,' unchanged ~ DO
cents in barrels, 26O cents In bulk ana i''o cents
In cases.
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Che Gurf.
Summer Resorts.
uEGDEnKEsG FOUNTAINS

place Tor arieis when you expect cholera
Wrto ANY for circulars aud t-ris. Alir.,s WHITE
SULPHUR SPRINGS. Eemv, y. Y. Two cottages -
let with without hoard.