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The Universalist. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1884-1897, 1895-08-10


y formed by the projection
of it's upper story supported by futed
pillars shining with certain state
illness through a prim greenery of
balsams.
1t was large dwelling for single
occupant, yet for more than twenty
years Miss Lavinia Wilder had lived
in it alone. In some younger or more
aggressive community public opinion
might, perhaps, have stormed her
door, insisting that she admit some
companionship of human kind. But
in the quiet New England village no.
body found it strange that solitary
elder folk should be left stranded be-
hind the retreating waves of cityward
emigration or of death.
Miss Lavinia was, however, not
without sympathetic guardianship.
Busting Mrs. Merrick, across the
way, never lighted her own kitchen
fire of a morning without glapcing
out of window to assure herself
that the punctual spire of blue smoke
was rising from her neighbours
chimney.
"'Twould be a pretty TODD, if
Viny was to be taken sick over night
in that great house, with nobody but
the cat" she often meditated,
though, to be sure, Tiglath- Pileser's
that smart that he could almost be
sent for the doctor "
81 never could see" she would
sometimes add by way of despairing
comment upon an insoluble problem,
"what could have come between her
and Ezra Williams. They certainly
seemed to think their eyes of one an
other, clear up the time he went of
to California. They say he's done
surprisingly well out there, and the
queer part of it is, that he's never
married, no more than Why. Maybe
it's along of there being as few wom-
en- there as there are men here. 1t
does seem as if things might be
eyened up a little better in this
world. Anyhow, Ezra would have
had to go further than California to
find a better wife than Why would
have made him. just can't make it
out, and it's a thing that, well as |
know Why, l never burst ask her
about"
Whether or not Miss Lavinia was
aware of her neighbours kindly curl
osity, she made no concession for its
satisfaction. Mild and "soft-spoken,"
quickly responsive to the joys and
griefs of other people, she kept her
own deeper emotions locked within
her breast under guard of gentle
but unapproachable dignity.
One summer evening of the year
eighteen hundred and ninety-three,
Mrs. Merrick iran over" to sit with
her friend. Miss Lavina brought
second easy chair upon the cool
veranda, and the two ladies rocked
slow, rhythmical accompaniment
to a murmured rehearsal of neigh
borhood doings and sayings. Mrs.
Merrick related how old Ma'am Per-
kins, who in her ninetieth year still
did her own housework, had just sent
to Boston for new parlor carpet.
81 dropped in, just as 81 Jones
was lacking it down, and the old lady
was as peart and pleased as if she
The Universalist. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1884-1897, 1895-08-10
THE HEART STILL OVERRULES
THE HEAD.

All yet, when all is thought and said,
The heart still overrules the head;
Still what we hope we must believe,
And what is given to us receiver
Must still believe, for still we hope
That in world of larger scope
What here is faithfully begun,
Will be completed. not undone.
MY child. we still must think, when we
That ampler life together see,
Some true result will vet appear
OF what we are. together, here.
"A. II. Clough.
The Universalist. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1884-1897, 1895-08-10

To keep your milk from souring. Pas
teurize it. Put the fresh milk in a buck
The Universalist. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1884-1897, 1895-08-10
A BELATED MAIL-SERVICE.

BY MARY A. P. sTANsBURY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-08

Canberres steady but trade qus ana @ as any re
20 xar s red round s" hsS a hoops. 'gf 800
fa let per ass slcke 81 L s.ss do 90
81 Co. Dr. fair 'ss Dc aer ss S.Ssoc
state hls sJc per S apSsr bcswsr
S s%s 80 medium s.
Ss slSsa I Rq% rs f pe[ color per- Dbl icS
%p,ITs np1rD-Ruyers are taking hold OF eyapo-
apples very SLOWLY ana obbnr sales We're a, "a
c as 10 qualify Decided weakness is shown In old fruit,
sns i hsTs not kept i@tf
matter Of nego'SoSn m anS stock aecumuatns
n'ees esderabc extent neglected and
what nominal men sac nos wanted Huseberes slow
fruits We quote APPLES 40 pa%n tee ch i
Eas to good tSgsHS crs DO , sSn s1s
sliced Ss4c DO Scssd Gu" North csrona . eSsc
sac rasPSees e sBS sacksSr %
mackberres new. &c: do Old. Be: apreo's s'sallc'
prunes. 407i4c. -
settled state perhaps less pressure TO sell hold
nothing to be gained by n ne Of hops al
present, and there disposition to await me result Of
hSw n %rch the worlds crops r y be-
ls per ~ s ssiGs s S slns "s se DO
mSa ShS 9Sif sase do ai s sS sssc
Fe any rsS.r 'Sfn on 'GSn
Q. qSe5 finds d. We w.s ssSs PI%s
S Se Southern l9S' o SsT S foS, "a
kos m ducks xxi gar was
for Western poultry to6ay and the rev 9rs IN
SOFA Slight premium but there hardly enough
fairly establish isn any ANTI we cleaned ~p but
KIN lower grades Of chickens have been rather
slow quote TURKEYS old c( per Fowl. S Ic old old
s ySnns ca lGi's spring as ee fhadsha DO
Wgsern duc Gy Eastern and ns Island 4a5 DO
Western saoc Eastern geese. loc' SQUADS per uo1'
light Offering, Of fresh s an D Of all
P 2sts sS, ft s. dG siq fiauS as
81 as Tq1 S ou SSfa roat s1' ps dos English
and golden o fresh nominay 8 20 n 1S%s2 o smo
S Sed foTs en fsss s sIsss frozen per IG9
and the pfansacons were no, much price
Few OF small BUYERS eroeers and other Individual
wholesale buyers few, as they were paT9tlcsly
absent the Yacht race Receipts We're gn a "nu a M
stronger tone attended the market during the
last few dag % @an ea o the apt to he ten
der and shippers should observe csuon ana no' Tg
Choice new is Quoted at eoc per 100 10. No s5gs5sc
S Sottr sSPgSs ssa'f
55aooc; short 4oGi5c; oat straw, 3'p.oc Receipts.
Railroad $40; Erie 200; Pennsyyania 1870: pesware
Laekawanna and Western 90 West shore 90: ontario
an PoT TTT5En 8ND potatoes are
% m HeE s5e . at a at in large way bot @
fancy No 2 and Blush work out Of store at 81 r.
Of desirable grades Gaun9wers @ very dun and
day close out qhsr vegetable,
without material eh"9se gu9e Is s5
81 s7Gs3 25 onions white. 81 25as2; do yellow. .ocg
q do 5s i lS II S az: cons tSSy
Cucumber pickles per 1000 5ocasi IS Celery fancy.
g sna do1s s@oc Egg plants per Dbl cG Psppers
5oa75c Hubbard squash 75e Marrow squash soc Rus
toes per box. 3OaiOc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-08
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Sept. (SpeciaD-Wheat to-day lost another
T. cent because the rush Of wheat into Minneapolis and
Dul h showed etup. Those places had T. 1850
against 55s last year. December opened 59+.
sold between 591. and 500. and closed 59ss cents
Weak cables had almost much to do with the decline
here big receipts Liverpool said that the
market depressed and that American offers
high sales here only 10000 bushels
II was estimated that the visible supply Monday would
Increase 900 bushels Seaboard only
100 bushels. There bull announcements but
the trade engrossed by the big spring wheat
ment. Argentine shipments only 10000 bushels.
Seaboard for the week. 2G0O 900 busheswere
bushels the week before. THE Modern Mil
ler winterwheat TO be planted, would
show Of 20 per There lot Of buying
59iz for December but II supposed TO
be merely weekly puts. which showed big profit
Partridge led the selling
Although there frosts far south Nebraska
night and although frosts predicted far south
sold from 3i 32l. and closed May sold
from 297. pa. and closed 297s The trade
The crowd also much impressed by the estimate OF
the crop by Stastician Farquhar the Agri
cultural DEPARTMENTS 400 900 0o bushels There
demand. Charters $4,000 bushels Re
ceips 3s1 the estimate for Monday $50
Oats entirely without feature. the being
within l. September closed at 1875. May at 2iis
cents sellers There fair cash demand with char
tiers for % bushels The receipts the
Monday. 225 cars The speculation was with
incident
Provisions easier. pork closing at 1oqi5 cents
under Friday: lard and ribs. 2izd5 under. The
feature selling by commission houses for the
account Of the O'I,eary Packing Company Of ST. Paul.
which compelled TO make assignment Friday
There were 5000 hogs; the for Monday was
~ 900 hogs: for next week. 10000 hogs.
cents calls at GO cents Puts on May corn closed at 29
cents calls 30 cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-08
LIVE STOCK MARK EFT.

New-York. September T. 1895
Receipts 4s s2o heads cars for
trading Feeling firm. city dressed native sides un-
changed at saac for common quality To-day
9Ac per n AT Liverpool At e.nlOasc iof air 10 ch9ioe
American steers at Liverpool at llGllAc for good to
weight sheep unchanged at 9a1c' extra weth-
ers 1?c dressed weight shipments n today. $50 S
qrs Of beef the Manitoba 10 London 100 cattle and ~
dressed beef in New-york brooklyn and Jersey city
for week ending sepemseT I; we're 1856 cattle average
wh $50 n ea C Ssa which averaged 1862 n
81 30 per 100 ~ Feeling nrm city dressed
y y r0p "a, sTd steady at 7Se other calves un
lged 67c for dressed huttermk SAGE for dressed
sHEEP anS cars or head
two cars for export for city butchers and II
cars for the market making with held over yes
sold early. 15a25c advance for medium 10 good lambs
good sheep SOD at s2ass Is 100 n; choice
50 5@s5 Dressed mutton steady at r1 aagsS Sa2lce Sc
sales-D Mcrherson Co; l22 Keniueky lambs z m n
e & per 100 NJ W nanS2 7x do 81 No. S' r.
81 90 II West Virginia sheep 81 H. at 81 10; 81 Ken
Newton 81 Il! yiEsP,p S an 81 g n e :. se iH
s Sanders; 2tG Ohio sheep. 40 NJ at - IN "a o..
sheep o2 % at IS s. = 2s7 Onto DO H. 81
J. H. Wilkerson 2O3 Kentucky sheep rs No. at ~ % IL
81 o. los do q n at So s2il 100 Kentucky lambs q
NJ 81 80; 1s1 do. ca H. at 81 30; los do "a ID al
s Judd Coz 1913 State lambs CT H. at 81 aS Is State
Hume Mullen; 2i2 Buffalo lambs. GO N. at 81 10; 2i'
D harrington: 2!s buffalo lambs q ~ At 81
,creTs with tie exception Of head Feeling tribe
drrner Common prime hogs are quoted a, 81 5oas4 90
S Sa3lGS for MEDIUM to light weights
sa Judd CO. state Ess w 10 ID sy r6ss a. S
Terage at s. 7O ISL Western pigs. ia n. at 81 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-08
OTHERS MARKEDLY TELEGRAPH.

Louis Sept 2I g., h &c a. Market
siTad no Tess e s 81 eGss a. Texas cows s.
W Receip 542 head The principal BUYING
selling &c higher than Friday Top 81 So best heavy and
butchers 35as4 800 packers 81 5as So porksrs 81 70
East ST. Liberty. Sept 7-Ca,tie~Receips light market
s5ssr ,s.s S 3 ssse = S s' COW. S sai
stays 81 5Oq$3 fresh and sprngers sl59so Hogs
Nas% ss TS Co. best tfSH Gs%ssfc
s. 29asi 30 common to fair 81 ogst 20; r9 gas ga
sold but prices low Exports 50 4oas3 20; sheep
g sgsa 10 good g iogs2 7o fair 81 S9as2 s9%maO
heavy and thin calves S2ass.
Union Stock Yards Chicago Sept 7.cattle-ResseIPss
s. 90 stokcrs and feeders Sc 35Qs4 IS COWS and bulls
rargefs 81 5oasi CO. Hoss~Ieceipts 5000 head
70 &c sher hes c rasng snd d sspG 5 cho o
assorted s. 35asi 90 light s. 9o6A so; pigs s? 25a
% 20 Sos 81 5da e. a aSS s sss market ' INFERIOR
Kansas CITY Sept goo 81 hend s1 s5
light 81 ioGs4 30; pigs. s8asi caitle-ReccIpts 500
esas ana s g s FAIR to good
81 CO. sockcrs and feeders 81 Gcas3 90 bulls s2as2 %
cepts. 300 head market steady. 49, . o-c
ha Si1i Total SP r week has far iass nead FOR same time
last week a 800 head consigned through 2S6 head to
loads hG OVER The market early was about steady bu;
slow good grades fair prospect. or next
Tsr 81 E@ as light dsS g. sSep ' s p
for same time last week 1880 head consigned through
200 head New-York 200 head On sale 3 $50 head
sisasy ali oid YoTkt a 5ass g. light d. S. sca
s. &C., pigs s. 25as. IS Ioaehs So 5ods5 So stays saa
head total FOR thus far 5lco head for time
last week $500: consigned through. 900 head To- New
held from Yesterday sheep early i5c &c
steady good to extra mixed sheep g 6oass 25 light to
fah 30 Gn gh and s e 81 as3 Prme
81 1884 30; export sheep. 81 .JnS 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-08
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKET.

New-YOrk, September 7, 1880
BEANS AND PEAs-The steamer Olympia arrived to-
day 1775 bags beans from Naples There Is pressure
il Is possible that 81 60 would be shaded prime
Italian medium Domestic white beans continue hgl ana
kidney held about steady pending The receipt OF orders ir
not plenty the and hold up fairly but several
carloads Of new are the way and there If an snde
& @ s. = SO s5 d1 pea 81 e e d dnsy @
turtle c & 5s 90 S eTe sge psa qs 5 60 80
do foreign medium 81 4oasl so: peas bbls ST. do
bags 90Q92zc: do scotch eoc -, . .
quite firm basis Of zoe demand was not brisk but
Sen supply 5Sss was %an s the ana goods ~"f Possibly the
shade hrmer grades closely approxnang exTas but
cumuiation in sufficiently burdensorne to cause a
weak tone to values Not much dong IN sat- Ga aa
and the market In good shape Exporters are making
zoe DO State and Pennsylvania extras, le,aa2oe: do
nrs,s l7ais1c do thirds 20 seconds laal6c STATE da.y
tubs hrsts lG@l7c; Do thirds seconds 2qiSe m u
June tubs Haze DO fresh nrs. loaaiic; do seconds
CHEEsE.The week just closing has been about as dnll
Demand from both exporters jobbers has been
unusually slack and not over Of the
s een sr barely 'sy on fancy ICY large & WIZ 6 @
efeam and par. SKINS there are no. eted values small
size full cream also closing dull and weak We quote:
white. 7a7Ac; DO good choice olsg6a.c; TO
White fancy. s%qs'sc DO good to choice gssc do
common TO fair 6saIlsc; skins. chenangoes etc.
small size, 5lspO~c, do large white choice. 5AuGc DO
coored. choice 5hGohc do common to prime 2laa5c;
full skins, 1i442c.
EGGs-RecePts light again to-day and market strong
for fancy goods. Such little and perfect
quality Western might find buyers up &c. but
price not yet well established the business reported In
ss are sSown SUI Ne at & %na
aoz. I7Qi7isc; state. l6a7c Pennsylvania, l6QlG1c
Western best. 15izc do fair 10 good. lsdiJc; de-
fective count. l0Qlic: do culls 81 50ds2 -.
FRt'ITs-FREsH in light receipt and choice
AT Bartlett pears .
supply steady for all sound and clean fruit
OH pric wild
range sickel steady: scattering lots Of late varieties
slowly easy prices Peaches In fair supply, but
demand stu pretty good and prices pretty well
sustained few fancy selections bring quite
Delaware grapes steady. but common lots and all up
grapes weaker Very few plums arriving and
choice would sell we'll Waternelons steady for large but
few such here; small slowly. Muskmelons hrn,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-08
EFFORTS TODAY.
r,,u, GENERAL. MARKET REPORT.

New-York, September q 1919.
CO7-rON-The temper during the early part OIL Of
pion was variable the first sales enorts CON
so,, II points under the influence OF good s,orts
liverpool contract market silous.
about the spot market were dlscourasimHs, ho onen-
accounting 10 only 600 bales. SHORTY dI,tu ~. h,,
ouick absorption Of the offerings caussu Tho MARKET
Scntiment and loss was quickly recoSereu. ~ To-
closed steady tone. with net az 100 hoIes and
roiuts the day ,ooo taios THO
foot up LA, ~" ud'cs, 10
csais M Houston to-day were 1901 bales aais' avy
80 vsek and 5 sci bales last year. Ihere y "a
.ndon OF affairs the cotton belt Moderate ed
tions are expected until the Government rePo.' ,he
,Tues5ay Private advices from Texas assert u cron
10 in that state will be 40 10 80 per csn Oh ~
last and 30 bales last Yea''
GENTS al all ports to-day were about ,oVV re-
Sriib lee bales last week. and 1894 bales las , ono
GENTS NeNyOreens Monday are es'lhia'eu 80
ossthlv 500 bales against I31 bales last week anu
osp bales last year. Print cloths safes Ioi NV no 600
Tsu River 10000 pieces me s'oVh ,Is &C.,
n,eces production 10000 pieces; DELIVERIES rha
HsTnresr report OF from " TO "a is looked lot ne
The Financial Chrohlce W W
Yriday evening from the cotton belt ar, Us 10 ,ysek
all sections duilhg .le Mven'
worms and claimed TO have ooie iahana
So 10 the and in portions Oh AIapa,a
Ess,ssippi Tennessee and Arkansas damage u t a
10 have resulted similar causes as wen "' ~ ,ro
$3.50 or daGciencv Of Picking no." piN-
.rsssnr well al all points There came INTO slsn
lie week "a l9l bales, against So bales LOT 'e m
the decrease In amount III SsI's a.
cmnared with last year 90 600 bales The total amour.
n cotton sight shows increase OF o''o1I
coronarcd with date Of 1874 an nv ease va
i35 OH bales the corresponding da'e % -
dsc-easa Of 1897. Inc ola
Div is now 2s95 $40 bales, against si3 HNo paus ,saS
Year 154 1898. and 800 bales IN 10
hhe total American supply IS 2oll'Sf' DATES "e'
rarga and closing bids the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-08

quotations wore follows: Flour was dull and
spring wheat ssq5sl.e No 3 spring wheat Ssa5sEe No
e Fsa 60 yc 80 &c. SST 6sfcy Sc s
seed. a7d9sc; prime timothy seed 81 y nominal Mess
ribs sides oose 81 5as5 co. dry sailed shoulders 6oxe
loaf s. 49, sfanaa,ed s. 50; standard ~ $50 Lin:
to-day the butter market was slow and easy extra cream
fresh stock. 13lsGl4c.
cepis; winter patent g 3oasa 500 spring patent 81 4s
red &C. fample red track elges4c rejected re-!
track se No red track 9s @ vE ss
track 4oaaosc: sample white shsllea 3se oats-Marse
"a No wss q s.a Se r0E1 g. fsn fSy and 20
Lara casy fair demand sean leaf Sisc keie 6,sc
prime steam easy 5soa5.s5c. Bacon easy; moderate
loose short clear sides Csc boxed worth re
oGe 's shor ss % oo hor, ceaf SIDES &c box
meats worth .c mort Butter more active liberal re-
quiet. but steady sales, $50 bbs at 81 81.
n Of Thea wsS ss turned anS cd6 and
is favorable for thrashing marketing and held WORK
59.c. with cash and september INC below. samples sold
5G SS' No a. pns sS55c TIM barley
uns9ans.d for futures Oats e lover No white 2l
weak and lower. but in good demand at 4oc for No l.
40 oc Soma Gn Was No aux ce F 9ens
dull prices nearly nominal MIL stuns quiet and
steady Ness s' pork Sf s. ca. T anS s. eoDe
lard. 81 80 cash and 81 % October.
Minneapolis Sept. Wheat sufficiently dull to-day
please the most eSacng the market circulating In
Of &c December wheat. September was Of but
small Importance in the volume Of business The month
opened 54sc. and closed 54ac. December opened
5ji+c, closed 55isc this being the May
opened 59i.d59.c closed ll6c lower. Closing prices
about &c under yesterday. There a good de-
mand cash wheat. on track No | hard 55a.c No l
Northern SIC: No Northern 53iac Corn-Smal demand
g. 35c Oats-Market closed er: No white. 1sb.a
lsilc No g. i7d17Ac. Flour steady and fairly active
81 loas3 20 for 81 oas2 30 for bakers Produc
$4,000 bbls shipments 3sSsl bbls Bran and shorts
Market steady. bran SIS 20: sacks, 80 50dSi0; shorts
common. bulk. SO so; middlngs, sl2 rs
81. Louis. Sept Flour quiet but steady. Patents
81 oaSS go extra fancy g 90 fancy 81 6SQs2 '5
choice 81 5OGS2 -four $3n SO q. Bran slow but
unchanged WhestIseptember 90 higher; Others lower
lower September 3ic: October 23,.c: December 24s.c
May 26A.c. steady to higher September, io'.c;
May Ole Eggs-Demand good. firm at l2c Pork-Sta nd
ard 81 per hbl LadPrme steam. 81 Is: choice.
81 s1 Shoulders SIC; longs. 6iac clear ribs.
csc; short clear 6ac Dry salt meatsshoulders. 55.c
ribs. 56Sc clear. 5s)c High wines steady at 81 %.
wool-Market dun: prices UNCHANGED Bagsng.Jobbing.
1ab NC 2-b, 5lsc "a 10. 5l2c Iron ties I5c; hemp
Irvine. DC per NJ Lead IRREGULAR prices easier sales 200
hard. s. - bid. Speter slow at 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-08
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL Sept I, 1 D. m.-Beef-Exra India mess firm
at 78s I'd: prime mess firm at COS. Pork-Primc mess.
Western 5ss Cd do. medium. firm at Jls Sd
Iamsshort cut about l4gl6 ~ steady at Ais 81 Bacon
cumberand cut. about 2saSo ~ steady at i's snort
about ~ steady 36s long and short clear mdiles
about IS 10 steady 3is. Shoulders. about 12qls 10.
steady al 30s 81 Lard-Prlme Western spot. firm at
3Os 81 Cheese-Amercan finest white dull 3Is; do,
colored dull at 3ss COttonseed ol-I.verpool refined
steady lis 3D. Spirits q turpentine dull at POS Cd
Rosln-Common steady 10 I'D. Wheat-No red win
Ter dull al As hid . red spring dull IS I'D.
Flour-St Louis fancy winter steady at rs. CornMxed
Western spot dull a, 81 gid: September firm IS 81
October firm at 5sd November firm at 3s Cd Hops
Iondon-Paclfc steady at 35sGiJs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-08

sr8 ya,r.. were more or les. nominal The market was
oue, In Ina last half hour steady The cose
Unchanged to nc up from last nights ciose casn az
600 bush including 10000 bush old No ,ract white
25iSoc No oats nominal 23s q23Ac elevator.
RARLFY-Market quiet. sales ioVVV Jus" N'e'"
Western 10 arrive. at SOC delivered =. a.. MA.
We give for comparison the closing prices OF ane P
yious day and for the corresponding date las' ye
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-08

There were no transactions In State issues or IN
bank shares. Among railroad bonds the EeadinS
issues were still heavily traded in. and there wa
a wide distribution OF the business done, wnlen
aggregated for the two hours N.l4o.ooo fnees
moved slowly and irregularly however and wn a
Oregon Navigation 5s receipts advanced TO W.:
and Cordage lists TO 81. Oregon lmprovemenss
consol IS declined III TO +5is. Southern Pachc a.
California IS consos lS TO 95ss. and Wiscons''
Central LIST receipts to 6lh w.
The local money markets were inactive W.
subjon our usual table OF rates. made up from '"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-08
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston. Sept cotton steady: mdding ITic; low
mddnS nc. good ordinary Iisc: net and gross re-
ceips Us bales; sales 4O; spnners W; STOCK H. ?o,
Norfolk Sept. 7.-Cotton steady. mlddlng. iac: low
middlng 5-iGc: good ordinary CSC: and gross
cepis bales: exports coaswise PSI stock 1904 The
first Of the d2 baesl received
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-08

Market closed steady sac points advance compa rec
with Yesterdays closing prices Transferable notcs
sotal sales 23a bales NewYork gross receipts OF
taes Exports: Forwarded 357 bales sales '%' hales
snnners 767 bales stock 1927 bales Total net re-
CENT today 35O3 bales thus far this week l4l haes
Txnor,s thus far this Great Britain f'io oaies
Trsnce 10 bales; Continent 543 bales; stock 2'Sz'o
bales Market closed steady at los points advance com
pared with yesterdays closing prices lIaseIi'Oe "'
fices 1876 Total sales. 96, 700 bales - 900
Iiverpool cables-Spo small inquiry safes ow
bales speculation and export 800 bales american Sy
Sales: receipts 1000 bales. middlng uplands BOO
futures opened steady eig2-Ctd advance Closed gust
acknowledgements 41Gs; October November 4l1i7s No.
Seber December 46i1s December January 4li2s Jahu-
Feh,arv 4lsQ4l9: February March. 4l91eb; March
April 42lb; AprilMay. 422ss; May-June' 42is June
July. 425b ,. ...,...
COFFEE-Iocal speculation was at an almost complete
s,andsti varied but slightly Gables were ieat-
ureless Havre quiet; September. $50 francs; ocober
al 20 November ~ IS December 30 -. January ~ 90
Rio firm at 1890 refs for No. 4 Exchange II l-lo;
United States 1900 bags. and for Europe .WW bags
for United by steamer for week, 5000 baes.
Santos quiet 1880 refs receipts. 10000 bags stock
2S3 bags Shipments for week TO the United states
$4,000 bags. and purchases 1900 bags Cleared from
Rio 1900 bags per steamer Harrox; 1900 bags per
Iassel Santos. and 1900 bags per hslatc Prince
from santos Hamburg quiet. September. 1i2o: OCTOBER
5325 November. 800 a.
Contracts closed quiet at unchanged 10 points deche
Sale bags, follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-08

dav from South Carolina The date OF is II days
,a,o- Than that Of last season.
savannah Sept Lotion steady: middling. INC; low
mddling good ordinary not quoted net and gross re-
na1nps go bales; sales. 2I6: stock 9.125.
orleans Sept. Cotton Arm. good middiing, SIC;
middIIng ifI6c low middlng 5-iGc; good ordinary.
moi receipts 3436 bales; 3i67; exports coast
wi.e III sales. 40; stock. 69.6i2