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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-03-21

!. j., March 20.-Gen.
who was on the staff OF
J military secretary and
served as secretary OF
legation in London, ia
'arS.
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~. u. y. Hastings
Wolf Bayou. ArA..
Village Blacksmith
and f7osGlsgas30r
Broken Down by Kidney
Trouble and Gravel
At6

&C. |. Hood s. Co., Lowell. Mass:
=" Dear Srs: I wish to make n statement in
regard to my case. In January, 1890, WAS
aiken down with pains in my back and kidney
trouble, and at the same time became afflicted
with gravel. For five months was not out of
my house, and for months WAS unable to stand
alone. was attended by three of the best
physicians of North Arkansas, but they gave
only temporary relief. The following two years
and half nearly all the sleep I got was In .
chair, as living in bed would cause NE
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sus Lead Pencils.
- fNn III

suB Lead PGnCiIA.
to THE TIMES.
kh 2O.-The officers of
sterday drew lots in
(which of them should
from the editors
20 recent published ut
no be insulting TO the
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rnica SnlVe,
the world for cuts,
8, salt rheum, fever
d hands, chilblains,
,ruptions, and posi-
no pay required. 1t
20 perfect satisiao-
ded. For sale by
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In the city.
NO. ~ Salem Az
BALTIMORE AND OHIO
D Schedule in eject May 20. is
Leave Washington from station
tJ0rRay avepuA and n +, 4

ocncoule In eject May 20. Isl
ASsVe washington from station 4
jersey avenue and @ at,
Fo, Chicago and Northwest, ycsi
express trains 11:16 a. IN, 800 n. m
For Cincinnati, st. Louis and
night. -
For Pittsburg and Cleveland,
u;!6 q. m. aud &S5 p. m.
For Luray, Natural Bridge. Ro
vile, Chattanooga, Memphis and
as;0o night daily; eleeping cars thr,
For Luray, $50 p. m. daily.
17io. 1 1aSi (oc Is W %is1t, daily Z
minutes) q. IA, x12Oo, r12:0b, I2:ib
minutes, 8:26. I4:2S, z:31, x6:O5, xb
1920, $50, xs:0O BIG, 1900, Iii: 30.
sundays, x4:20. x7:30 $500 Is ininut
a 3. R', xI&oo, 6lGOS. 100, x9:20, (3:O(
x11:30, 11:35 p. m. o
For Hegerstown, t11:15 q. m. and
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lnuld You AJAX?

JOuld You ASK!
iserable by oatsrrh or
have faith in our
!. II you wish to test
Will give you o written
or mercy re-
ia Medical Institute
a Campbell avenue.
'ys free. Medicines
Terms in reach OF all
L., 2 to 4 and 6 to 1880
Catarrh, indigestion,
md nervous diseases,
durable chronic dis
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|aRy.

w 49, e n
ry, hurryi and it's hurry oil
keep ahurryins, and hustle like
nc u of going is relic of tho past.
VIII hurry! hurry upi-Now hurry,
ellMlstl
VEf If you don't run tho other fellow
!, M want to hurry. and then hurry
III still.
!. Is bound to beat you, you can pass
'aH# wink
SSeep hurry on. and mover stop to
an DO time to catch your breath when
Edhve caught your car;
FScconds to the minutes oil of Thorn
Fb arc;
b but sixty minutes out of every hour
6oso.
b you nguro very fast. it's owfui how
j&forgot you've got to got there mighty
&&, because
$@ to got away again; and snatch it
pho jaws.
AHs they arc don't cut tho leo, nor
StSou're going to snatch;
Do too particular in such q shooting
,&M
Ant Stop to fix your feet and try to
q acraci.
Ugh It's tough a-gotting there, IT'S
Cher getting back.
Rttlo tlmo to lingor on tho greeny,
lSy lawn.
9g before you've Cotton there you
~ to then DO gone.
20 humping, humping. now. and folly
IN along.
Ha hurryi there q hurry then hurry
j1g.
az keep your hurry on. md hurry,
~ fast,
E@tlast.
s w. d. Ellwangcr, In N. Y. Sun.
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If YOU APPRECIATE
FINE TABLE,
You shonld so
r. VI. BR(
the hardware Man on
and lcot at his Line OF
TABLE K

with Ivory or Ivoroid 1
may prefer. These arc Il
on the Market, and are
prices for cash you can
This is o Special Drive;
Cut this out and go and 81
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,iiitary Secretary Dend.
10 TIE TINES.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-03-21

SFhp! Some onc'll take the lnnd
dorc us if we don't push on" was the
3illcn, determined answer.
That's SO. Smutty Joe writ n letter
er lnderanny fer money ter scoot. an
z wont stop fer no Injuns," said
Bother of the men. We've got seven
god sixtecn-shootcrs, besides rcvolvcrs
&nty, an [ rccllin' we kin use 'em.
Mr wimmen folks amt slow when it
Ems ter shootin' irons, tell We. an
MSe's Nance is n whole team with q
Ac. you bet! Wen go ahead"
s&Ihats the talk" asserted the third
far;, while the women nodded approy
Sg!y, and the eff upon the gray lead
e hack laughed shrilly. IF you
sSzrra will jest let us bile the tealittle
|lfV:,ter the HOSES arter fodderin' 'em,
Ieal push right ON
Ss is 10 use to say any more to them.
3I9y'-c Sound for the kingdom come"
a8 Lieut.. Sommers, walking away in
Iagu The commander better give
'aSrs to make 'cm stay here, anyway"
aN before the order was given tho
agons were on their way across the
;s@ric The men watched the cloud
&4alkali dust which overhung the
hte-topped wagons until it disap-
AIRED from sight
IsSee to your arms and have your
fsssidge belts full. They are sure to
anpon US before long, if they can
ksa us" was the order.
|'5ae sun rose higher in the murky
hung like ball of fire overhead,
4tsslowly sank toward the dim west
s. 5sorizon.
lstsa no news from the emigrants.
ss4hcy're dead - ure's thunder!"
Ben Long. They never'd
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Much Pain and Misery.

had tried many different medicines besides
Tho doctors treatment, but l decided to give
Hoods Sarsaparilla a trial After using three
bottles got so that am row able to lie il bed
and sleep most of the night. 1t has benefited
NE greatly and am stouter than have been
FOR the past three years. have worked very
lard all my l:ic, and had become
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-03-21

Sens eager gaze. Through
s g twilight they saw the
1rse and rider dash over
away. An instant and
Yfte sas the sound of horses
tsie ssFrcr and nearer until
Z aee; dashed the great gray
81 elfin Nance. Her face
16s ~ perhaps, but as emo
ss q ll She left the camp in
~ lhc call to boots and
ss}s, iased before the painting
alid the troopers ran
ttitlaef in confusion and
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= for cheap mating

} for baby carriages
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-03
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NeW-YOrk, July :. 1870
dreci With the Scepen head The latter c we're S$
as foIows nns ' g y avf Fns a. ns City
ss = asasaa .s s sgs FOR ' G..s a.
No later cable ADVICE hRmr"s 500 '' head % r
MOI on Wednesday the FORK will aks o., e
Tor D. II. sherman; the Francisco. 100 cattle Tor NJ
cALVEs-R Receipts 4ai head all Tor the market an.
300 head besides were areay iv were reported
to be unsod close Poor to prime k yea s
sgSg mixed psr Ave- ,o at 80 cue,
ogec cy dressed ves, S.e f' solnir
few fat neshy carcasses selling a. S',e .r,0e
per leo h: i5 Jed caves: u. ~ a. s. 49, $, d. is 800 !" "
% N dc. Is7 h. at s. s. ycai. n s.
Il Gaia%i x HiGf@s ' Seas ao ~
~ s. ,o %. u: o a. g. 70 d. - - b. a.
. Denbnek - bgitermIk calves lSs D. at e M a.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts part late Moniay yer:
cars market and counting the - cars NEG o y
eesd.s there ws "a sus we're ,oe abundan and prices
sui further declined i5ac dosing very dull s'. "a, ss'a;
ssa ssT 90 per iS 10 bunch oho we'h.rs
500 common to Pr%; a pap 8! Choice dressed sms
troush, 10 fancy stock even i2sc but the general
'' saes-M ~ c5ilhs io virginia lambs 81 y avsas,
a. Ger lSo sn 10 81 5Sn e. d. a., 8 3 IS sa7 d. 81 T.
iso Virginia sheep 92 10 4, 50 80; do. 40 10 at s-"
j. wkerson % Ohio sheep ,esrs lis NJ at - :.
q, 10 az 81 40; 100 Do. Is 10. s. 49, 23 do. 81 10
al S. % al do rs ID. s.: 2+o do as 10. at " 81
s5s DO IsaS % !" Coz a! 60 Kentucky lambs 60 ~ $50;
90 10 Il, n al 81 15 245 DO. % 10 at - 40, % o.
81 81 n, b. a; 81 TO- rs d. 81 10 at s'2' 27s do %
a." Mcpherson 4 Coz IA Kentucky lambs. O. 70 a.
S. ,5 20 do 81 10. 81 2i3 vrsinis ao' % Is All.
Is, d. g NJ ss2,y Virginia ~, :ssiS' ., s e. :.
Sy,nn o. 30 ohio sheep II TO- al - 'o n ken.
,ucky d. - rs - do iio 10; - - "a
Kentucky lambs ~ ID. at - 10 wv no. VI ~ ~ wv
40 do ~ n. At 81 -. 49, u.,,,cLy i.uhs
IN y, a 81 IN do 4, H. 81 - .'io do =" 10 az ~
,? Kenrucky sheep ~ 81 .o5 do 1902 No. at y o-s
HOGS Receipts 81 carr or $3.50 head on wn,s Nv ~
,.at an al 81 .5qso 90 pc. ioo J"
nn,ry dressed nominally hrm at oG'sc per 10 'or s'
IRENE weights 40, .. a.. 49,. 90 ~, .v.r
axe at S. ~ per leo 10 q. 49,. 49,. ,oa ~ q,
:. N -" q, IN. NJ Al 81 40 "a No. lNj n, Al - 70. ]
snyh do a;o n al ~ 80. DO. 2,d NJ a, ~ 40
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iei q r: sss
cr,as 70 much n that R's s1 sns: s sS
aS "a s IS sss
sass a sprins ducks local 1885, lsgl7c East
.s sns 30
Sasos 3qiee seaabs per dozen sSae
.sssy d: ss. .sSs ana s.s. 81
ro,er 7SSs2 %: plover si@si Is; ven'''n per
Hay AND sTRAw-Receipts light. Country holders
send small qanttis. owing to poor crop prospect
any pressure to would find considerable demand
pcs' We No o sS Prime ao Pa 10 co.
Clover mixed esa75c clover 'o05sc rye straw 4oaeSei
POTATOES AND vEGErAnLEs- Receipts q po,.,c..
bb m9sly ss.h sn r nsw rns T S4
ehoic" large and wcllcucd stock though weak and If:
regular fr small and poor nrny na very S~
pr"e southern ccumb.s caster ,Sma'oss made
already appeared from Je~sa rema,s,Ss fac, n view
S S Sws ro'aoe sg,sfrp new s.,
ri s. ~ 81 & ga, onion no. s2s ps1 1T
s. 25 Do and yirs,na p's DBL 81 seas: o.
I Ssr : per- obj sasss sSe %sr - Tc:
F2d, carter d e. 9s r n'F pss er: :"s
81 .:%.i e sSns Norrok sa;e I'cSs
s ards 'n p.r i' 100 81 :asi 30 cah Dol s
$50 6 E%S,s ' sssa 80 r' nS Radshs
s1 o Gr aaa '' PER bs ST. DO 10" rarss
marrow T siasl q; DO Norfolk su.s1sr per 4 81
basket 50l;5c Egg plants pcr bb. s2pS.O
srNDRIEs Peanuts nrn we quote Vlrsln,s hang.
a. lr3i.c Virginia. sh'ed. No s'+Nfsc. Ginseng
begins TO in small lots but prizes are not yes We.
cs,,iishcd generally quoted at 81 .IuS2 "o per fof
Northern and Eastern, and 81 2o@S. ~ for southern
,ecswsx dull and weaker: sales slow ana small above
40 f priue southern Western. but some choice lots
are held nc higher. Maple sugar In light STOCK; little de-
mand but prime held firmly at about sc per 10 FOR bricks
'9 sn sss 3spsss s.,4s &;
rn,n,s in and near the city week have been
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WENTWORTH DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, ea-TwELvE PAGES

ou,st and firm for handy vessels and steady for
Average Iss cargo Of petroleum which
an advance Suitable vessels FOR the Baltic ana s
gba!nabe Tor vessels in the right position .as Montreal
and Quebec Fleetwood British steamer 80: tons
sugar north side Cuba 70 New-York or Wsa inJia
s5ts es a sS to to Irish port
Italian ,ark sts,.s etc NewPar n, N ,ons
TaGSs 8 "a NG[wef %o p Sac
s q S. SG' Pss@" %as Ms"'0 '.S
Turks Island % to Sc s .acn g g
br Brunswick ran River s. s,hoons .bo ~, '' 4o
British .chooner 10. tons coal wechawken to HsaS
d schooner ~ C toms. cSS PORT Liberty
and towases; schooner io' tons coal "ee"'"' ="
fairly sting nn s5ks, Is nn re-
be determined to conhne Their 'aK1ss c 20 '1s
shaded prices they cnnno, tempted 70 take arT. Inc
This APPLIES ore to the ss n0 Movement IN r
nnd nsced oils slow with prices unclaimed we aI%,
cr%c icosc on mtlr iioio Of crude bbs here
0. .%mc or" yellow n grade go 25sc ve
Low sr%H ,::a s H @"%ns nl%I s % boiled
at i 3 5 Sna ' s. ' IT, f''S''' 1';Tsa
sSsa IN T Ss I'm" s pa g. s
IS :a' SaSs New " ySr at Sc g at S. r"'d'''
rRovisIoSs- Market quls, Nu. sepsray c ,c,sy
Mess: s 81 Ms!f fH fs.'s s 'a hSf c e"
p% $40 scasa 30 packet, g e l.is EEp
oGSMarke, anl higher geo ags,ra 4, st
f s HsTs"a "a s@ al for r,is 10
i od r% at &c f1 y 'T a"
@ F'r m Win mar a al a, s and oeo weak a. sac
.LARD-Marke dull and lower closing at .oc;
ouS,ed at 4os con,incnt 7ioc Options closed at 7oc
nominal for July and eoc. nominal for september
nent foreign sorts leading in the aCtIyity Dan TAX
crop movement date follows: R.cepts rough in.
clu;inr carried over. 1873 4n sacks aga aga ,,
biz s' ssa ''l s c:aT 4 at au at From
Charleston they telegraph Carolina crop Increment 70
- 900 last wear 500 bhs against % $50 last
year. Market dui only local demand We quote: Caro-
,ar to fair a7.a4sc: good T. prime. 4'-@'c choice to
fancy 5's@Gc extra head 61f'.c Java. 3aa3'-', Java
bond. od2lc Japan. 3aNiisc; P"tna 4Tftc; Patna
sfGHR~The local market for refined more
~ N. business was on and freight basis and
n,t c 11 S9 rc IN 1 ,r nsovnGo 50 &
l3iG ami molas.es 'ugar is nominal at eisc foT -
port basis 81 t~~r. at 25i6r cost and freight: 5000
bags Cubn centritugsl At Breskwaer n5 test u nc
and freight 10 600 bags Nllo c"ni,ugs NJ brctk-
ba.Is 90 ,c' &c .T 'sD ,o and 1a tags ca aSS
q'io,en lis 81 AMI fair refining os ol With beet
Angus, o. stock Of boot Tinted Kingdom Is MS 600
The demand for refined sugar Wa more lively
r".ive1 from ali parts o, the country market
steady unchanged prices OF on the basis 81 liza
ToBtCcO~Tho seed leaf market was less active but
quit siesdY so W.T. ,,ns ao ~ "a e
lsa2 Wisconsin ii.vana 10 ." on ~, Wsoons,n
lsn adv and Sarey acic Win sales u 80 bales
Havana. e5casi o' and 200 hllcs Snmatra 7ocas2 70
IN bond kentucky tobacco barey s'eady sales 30 hhds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-03
OTHER MAnKrrs-ny TELEGRAPH

nunalo July {. cattle Receipts last twenty four h9a our
$50 head oia for week thus FAR 800" ivi same .w '
York. on sale aa good nad,- early were 'ssSs ~
'',an,an ~ MafNet closed steady ste.f ls's ~, ~,
Good choice sold at - s'oh 20 eNus ~ 80 .,,1 IS
a. ~ nr.eip, last twenty four hous. ESQ bead w w..
ror thus iat ID fot same 'lnl' ,.s' W Fla .,
Mnnst onrnnl stronger. closed steady Nofsef. 1917
~ gO. mixed and mediums. N;m lg- :, =: 49," 49,.
ss.sgst Is lar, led hoss s.ol2o No. s. Ia sh,'p ani
lambs krcelps last t~rntf four h'uiH ~ ~, ~..k
for Meek thu, ,"' rSs oo T., Ne~ YORK. 80. %
sale loo Market .pen'd st.''y ''s'a US S, $50
a., cults ana common 81 25s, -. ycailnss gio'aess "A
So .5Vst:5. mixed sheep puotaplr NJ ,. ~ - p.cna
smS n''h hosG MarSe9 weak fcr common .'eaay !s
good gaa,s somn%n to extra ''sr'' bulls 81 s6s,s So
~ sans, 10 Tcsans :. i5ns. 10 Iogs Resps
10 cn head MarAc, weak and Be- lower heaY raSsit
se4 syTns o' sgsS & ssmso" sn, 5. ;oS
pigs 81 sons, g. sheep Receipts. 900 head q, MA
steady ner.r to ceo,r nsscn Inc - n,,d Narss
scti,e hu, ioc lower On al grades IeNas ss 4
s. 1919 TO- Texas so"s g. sp9 NJ s.'i Recsips
head Market sc lower Packers were quote S,ss, 81
s. S butchers a. s. Sgs' %; sor s.rsv ,,csay and
prices unchanged .. ,,., ,,,ma
ras, Liberty July s -Rscs s s., iSsI.
s. 10 rough fat sSaN Hogs Receipts Iish, m Y1,s
steady medium rhaassphslss ,onon n 20 20 isP YORKER
8, roa<5 roughs s3gS4 - she-p-suppy iisht: ea,c
$ good :: %gs1 IL s Car 81 Ss 81 %
c"mmon to falr 81 5Oas2 So spring lambs s3ass ,..s
K,n.a; Sy July O.sy s S:iS1S' medium.
s. Is light 5, $685. IL. pigs. $ias, IS. CaueShs
cep.s $500 head: marie, stead. NATIVE aeT s.s.r
sockers and FEEDER, So '3gs calves stsslo r.sc
steers s. $685. 20 sr'ep Receipts 1900 head "''A'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-03

THE INDEPENDENT.
FOURTH OF JULY ISSUE.
!. THE SILVER QUESTION"
Hy Hon. JUSTIN =. MoRisll.i United
States senator from Vermont
O. PATRIOTISM AND LOYALTY IN THE
NAVY" .
I,y Rear. Admiral RICHARD W MEADE. L. =. n.
8. AFFECTION FOR TIE COUNTRY"
By the Hon. JOHN ". DANIEL. United states
senator from Virgins
l. "A REMARKABLE INCIDENT OF THE
CIVIL WAR"
by Gcn EGBERT l.. viELE.
8. THE PATRIOTISM AND LOYALTY or
THE NATIONAL GUARD"
~ Gen GEORGE w WINGATE, President Ma
tionai Guard Association Of the United states
6. DAUGHTERS OF LIBERTY"
by ALICE MORSE EARLE.
T. "ITALY'S INDEPENDENCE DAY"
By JOHN LAMONT HURST.
g. "A DREAM or JOHN HANCOCK"
o. "DENOMINATIONALISM FALSE TO THE
GENIUS OF CHRISTIANITY"
BY CHARLES II. PARKHURsT. D. D.. LII. d.
10 SOME "REMINISCENCES OF JOHN
RUSKIN."
BY EGBERr RYDINGs.
Other articles stories. and twenty departments
devoted Religious Intelligence Literature Fine Arts.
Missions Biblical Research. etc. etc.
10 cents per copy. $500 year. 900 for years.
Address Observation-Disclosures.
THE INDEPENDENT.
1870 FULTON ST. NETWORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-03
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS

Liverpool July 2 3;45 p. m-Beef~Ex,aI,a az. az PORK
steady at 7ss "a: prime steady at ois 90 rdlun
Prime mess Western fine. dull at a.s ga ~ arm ss
dull at sos HamsShort cut. about - 20 Yn N arm =
I5s Racon-Cumberiand cut about y 10 w W MID
i2s rib about - 10 Arm at S?s long Clear mid
dies about As NJ $685. long ana shor' ~, Il 70
dies about 81 10 nrm 32s Cd Should'rs-Auh,t. ard
Is TO- nrn at 3cs. Cheese-American nnes, srsi Co,.
colored firm nj 3ss Tallow-Prme city nom o,r,ts d
onsecd oii-Iverpool refined steady al ss s,sady st
turpentine steady at els o. Rosn-commo.n, wheat.
No red winter duh at IS AID; No red sp''ns
ns iOd Flour-St Louis fancy winter dnl ~, steaay
Corn~Mixed western spot steady at ~ ID July
nj "a ci.d August steady at ~ 2sd September -
Is 2%d. Hops at London-Pacine Coast '''sa'
81 d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-03

THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT

Ne~-iols. ja, = iN"
COTTON tn. cotton mark, oren'a q. -. i' ,s'
loss but b. non .fi o uF~ Do. A. 'fN~i '.'
shown h,fof- tiy made 1911 ir.' IN 'n' M
forenoon and flis h..ird pf,rs ~ ff'i A'l '. ''N
continued - sSf0af daring 'ii' Or ~ 49,
lie ofdei- that oAn" piAns n = 10 -. ~. 49,.
turned tie market 70 ward 'tc ds-; ,nN ne No.,
lsf IN nHAiy At ',oa s p s, The n.t .i.aat.
was az points 81 s'rs tone ''eAp 10. -, -, - i,
bales Li,cri.a! cut gu- an imp ant y. 49,. A.,
io., about 3 points. M later party ,..'i'S J,
ins que, AMI steady Win r'i ~ mo ~ "rut
,,rn, AMI ,,oh. qliei 'rt,fe va n't much ari,.y
To- spot cotton nttoAi. r- s.lss Ing ~ -" ne
.aie. unchAnssi ptce' lh. m,-.- Ii ,s,.r.
p~hl,c cable. intimate ihAt hsANJ isnisfs - .,.'I
cswed N. eariy ~eaine,s dh-'' - IN. 'n,.,si'n
,sFbeiny 1he replace them AZ, ~
crop accounts aT- ha'ts no',s .eies 80
,h.t -. rrDr reports fom ~ goiris 80" ma u"
f1f twent, lssrs have g." ''mdll'h' ' .,l'
re,Is h..e a.. c0on crop : that riAe a. one urn
les than lat year. The 'f.fe."h Z" ,..,i g..
suffered moro ses"re1 NAN ",.'is i...,.,, - 49,
worst nIssis IN tN'n'y Yeas. @nA ''"''s ,, II
s,nc ruin. ana hat no ,i""tl,. ~ -, Il. i.r,.i
has ne Las frn years INC ".' i.ff, a.
c1ntrol,d ~ me wraih'r reports. ,n' ~, 80"
The unfasofabe ,rOp n'Nf N' .hl '",' ,, .'li ns
The market Win ury degree ~ f'r'"N'f' n' ,.
,en.rt The ,f.p Ia rlni condition. "lfi.r- 't'ni
81, 4. f~3fffAnt. frIYrfing lh' fi. - TO v
her. I,n ine PLAN ls small. el' 'e "''''',
49, -, ~ n. ,rVih ltrnnsffstll- = t'i' 10
hal "n.p rt'.p.rts have ,.Lsii-iatN 'nrt''l ' n'
growth b. Twelve days later nan '''' w ,, a., IN f,
was ia June - Tho receipts a. lh" l'' ,.,., ,sr,
a., sir Estimated ~ about -" ga, II .,i,,, 49,.
rr 'rs al n iu.ion so"" i".er. "trN'' a. ,
lasi Wcck aud s'a bales iaal )',' ~ - l'l ,,.r
o,,nin, nnr. and close to-day, ana el'h'hg hh ''
p,e.ious nlsh, sni last year follow - ,, te.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-03

MARI, closed steady 90 unchanged g. joints aIN"i, "
oouuarea Win yesterdays closing pil''t ~
u.rt'r, to Total sales. l.ivp bales. ~" l"I"
,,.,iuts i H.. hn,- ENpnfiHi continent -" n'. ~,
rri.,u NJ bales. France. $50 bales i"i""'r""
hale ,acs bales. spinnrfs. 100 bales :, N
hnic. 'T,t,l net receipts to-day. >"N lhlrt mus Tar
vr,A C,J bale. Exports to-day, bi''' W""n ~
h,lss France .,d bales. Continent. ~" pairs ..' -"
III, woeb. af~n, Britain as, bal,r. Ffan'' y" ','r
c,n,ineu, 200 hnlcs. stock il3'lH ihl"s Np'' .,,'h
rr, a, unrh,nge! prices nldilinr upland. - mnNhk
,:ur H. ,aie- pni bales. including 300 t"'H "'VH''
dir.c, ,h,umrut and fOi bales spinning 1901. ,
il,erto,l oaher Spot cotton quis' falr' sup n''''
s,.onlnion and export. 800 bales. Ancr an '"' pau
fnrciuts iaVop bales American. 20" htlNH n'nn''h.
uplands ~ 3?d Futures ov"ned s'c,'\ hn'"s a., a,
Gtd advance. closed qui" and steady al = 70 ph'
declin. july, 3''sc: July Angus, "ncs AHSu,, 10y
,.nb.r 84gs September October. SAD. 'c"i N.''h
asb No,,mhe peccnbcr a4ob pecemee Ja"s 1e9
asoils January February. Bis February March Hs'
Mnrch.hprn 35i',s. April May 3Sah Manchester
Yarns irregular. cloths quiet $40. .,,..t. -,
COFFEE Speculation IA this mnrk", was purely lp''l
months chief saes for Jaly Trading was without
he sighes, feature Hasre closing quiet AT ran,
decline from Tucsday Irly. ~ francs. August ~ -
francs september ~ - francs October. 10 - francs
%nvemher - francs. Hamburg market barely steady
rulv g3 20 pigs August 90 ~ pfgs. S"pt"ne ~ pigs
october 72 n pfg RIO market quiet AZ lolp ret, i"f
\, exchanHe 10 10. receipts 10000 bags cleared f"r
United states 900 bags stock. $4,000 bags santos
,hrce deys receipts bags. stock. lWvD bags. NJ
ouoted af u 700 shipments to United states In
June 2o2 bags. Santos shipments 3i"n bag.
n,racts closed steady unchanged prices to points
adv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-03

SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Ga,yes,or July cotton firm: mldiling osn VS. n.
middl,ng DC good ordinary, Sac net anu s
reipts los bales. stock II. lt3 bales a. 40 Ion, mid
Norfolk Jul, Cotton nrm mitdling oH.c. rscelrtA
ding i6c: good ordinary 5ssc net and sros ., hses
. bales exports coastwise. al bales; sales 81 "
stock IA N;3 bales. a. , niddlnl
lid. mt,ding u i6c. low middling '-i" .,,,ots
ordinary &c: net and receipts GA bales, OA.
10 Great Britain g. 100 bales: sales 800 bales soe"
2i2 bales. ,..,,,c 6A.c: low
Savannah. July cotton quiet middlins. "m s no
miidling 5-iGc good ordinary. ID i6c net s.i
receipts q bales sales 60 bales stock, lo''W o~'s
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