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The Press., 1896-10-22
Green. White and YaIIow.

A charming scheme of decoration for a small dinner table, lighted by a hanging lamp, may be carried out as follows: A green and white wicker basket wreathed with trails of asparagus fern and smilax and filled with white flowers and ferns and sprays of ivy and herberis hangs from the lamp, the hando being tied with bright yellow satin ribbons. The tablo center is of yellow brocade, cut in star shape and bordered with narrow silver gallOon. Trails of slnilax and fern, tied with bows of vel low ribbon, are arranged round the dessert dishes, and silver dishes containing salted almonds and bonbons arc placed at the point of tho star shaped center. -Philadel- phia Inquirer.
The Press., 1896-10-22
A Career Started.

"I have been thinking for long timo, " she said with a serious expression which contrasted strongly with her usual airi- ness, that ought to have some serious purpose in life. So have decided to go into literature.''
 "You intehd to pursue it seriously, do you?'
 "Yes, indeed. I've bought a lovely Louis XVI desk and I've got some of the most exquisite stationery you ever saw. Mother gave me a gold pen and mother of pearl penholder and l have just the prettiest silver inkstand-alI covered with filigree work, you know"
 You are certainly well equipped"
 "Yes," she replied serenely. "I've got 8 splendid start. All have to do now is to sit down some time and think up piece to write. Washington Star.
The Press., 1896-10-22

Don't c1oak. There are enough crows cawing alroady.
The Press., 1896-10-22
The New Hook snoon Free to All.

read in the Christian Standard that Miss A M. FritZ Station A, St. Louis, Mo-, would give ar elegant plated hook spoon to anyone sending hel ten 2-cent stamps. l sent for one and found il so useful that I showed 1t to my friends, and made S130O in two hours taking orders for the spoon. The hook spoon is household necessity being held in place by a hook on the back. The spoon is something that hOusekeepers have needed ever since spoons were first invented Anyone can get sample by sending ten 2-cent stamps to Miss Fritz. This is a splendid way tC make money around home. Very truly,
 13W JEANNETTE s.
The Press., 1896-10-22

Climb toward the stars. Any one can tumble down hill.
The Press., 1896-10-22

GROUP QUICKLY CURED. - Mountain Glen, Ark.-Our children were suffering with croup when we received a bottle of Chamberlains Cough Remedy. It af- forded almost instant relief. - F. A. THORNTON. This celebrated remedy is for sale bv w. w. Lathrop, Stafford Springs; G. L. Philips, South Coventry
The Press., 1896-10-22

It is easier to condemn in others than perform one's self.
The Press., 1896-10-22

A little honestly got, wisely spent is sweetest content
The Press., 1896-10-22

Industry and denial breed. enduring character, the secret of Puritan stability, power and influence.
The Press., 1896-10-22

A nice way to kcep wax for tho work basket Is to fill shells of English wulnuts with melted wax, fastening tho two half shells closely together at ono end. There will be a small space at the other end, through which the thread will slip when tha MAX is being nsed
The Press., 1896-10-22

A few weeks ago the editor was taken with very severe could that caused him to be in a most mis"ra hle condition. It was undoubtedly a bad case of Ia grippe, and, recognizing it as dangerous, he took immediate steps to bring about a speedy cure. From the advertisement of Cough Remedy and the many good rpcom- mendations included therein, we concluded to makea first trial of the medicine. To say that it was satisfactory in it's results, is putting it very mildly, indeed. It acted like magic, and the result was speedy and permanent cure We have no h"si- tancy in recommending this excellent Cough Remedy to anyone afflicted with a cough or cold in any form.-The Runner Qf Liberty, Libertytown, Maryland. The 9 and 50 cent sizes for sale by w. w. LathrOp, Stafford Springs; c. L. Phil lips, South Coventry.
The Press., 1896-10-22

Unhreakahle mirrors are now made from celIulOid. A perfectly transparent, well polished celluloid plate receives quicksilver backing like that of a glass mirror. This backing is protected hy another celluloid plate, which also mir lors, so that it furnishes practically a double mirror, lighter, cheaper and more lasting than glass
The Press., 1896-10-22
A 4 Nl

WTFF
 You are doing just right, your husband should De proud Of you, go ahead and show the world heating iron must be a wonderful seller, as we hear of so many that are succeeding, selling 1t.
The Press., 1896-10-22
Another Smart Wnman

want me to work, As have nothing to do get restless, and after reading in your paper Mrs. Russell experience selling Sef-heating fiatironS Casey Co.,, St. Louis, Mo-, and they treated me so nicely that felt very much-encOuraged. As sold irons the first day, clearing S12 EI have not sold less than any day since and one day sold 17. l now have 1926 clear money, and my husband does not know have been working at all, but am afraid he will be mad when I tell him Have done right or should quit work and leave him to StrurCle- alone
The Press., 1896-10-22
EVerv Man aia OWn Tife Presarver.

Considerable int rest Las been aroused by the announCen.CLt If un extraordinary method devised by FrCnth doctor where by every oLo may become, us he will, his own lIfo preserVor ill case of an accident at sea. Tho inventor docs away with all artificial belts and other floating appliances. He proposes, in a word, to infiate the cellular texture beneath the human skin on the breast, which, if filled with air. forms a natural pneumatic belt by the aid of which one cannot only float oneself, but even support aEOtLcr body. Although sounding impractiCaElU, this is far from being so. It has proved that a only about 200 cubic inches of air within his body ill order to float with his head above water. This amount of air is easily inserted into tie hollow space beneath the skin by means of an aseptic syringe Even sim pier is tlO use of a hollow needle and thin rubber hose Is inches long, into which this needle is inserted. A little aseptio cotton placed in the open end of the rubber hose is all that is required. The skin is simply raised, the hollow needle introduced into it and then the other ond of the rubber tube is taken into the mouth and the mans own breath blown into it. Two deep respirations which are blown into each side of the breast would prove amply sufficient to float a man however heavy.-Cincinnat Enq quirer.
The Press., 1896-10-22

Julia looks like an amiable girl"
 "She is, Whenever we dispute about street car fare she gives 1p and lets ms pay. ."-Chicago Record.
The Press., 1896-10-22
How Fast Does Electricity TraveI7

The above question is frequently asked ill every day conversations, but is seldom answered to the satist act on of the querist. WhCatstonc says that the speed of electricity from point to point along a proper conductor is practically instantaneous, Various attempts have been made to ayc' rtitin the exact num- Der of miles which the current will travel i'll given length of time. Ac- cOrding to the most reliable estimates which such CXpCrimeItC1s have made its speed is not less tEan ll4, GOO miles per second. The writer adds: Such speed is incCncc N;lbly gl1 at. The mind cannot contemplate it without stagger- ing. '-St Louis Republic.
 YOUR Boy WoN'T LIVE A MoNTH-SO MT. Gilman Brown of "A Milk St. South Gardner, Mass, was told by the doctors. His son had Lung trouble, fo!Iowiny Ty- phOid Malaria, and he spent th"ce hundred and sGventy-five dollars with doctors who finally gave him up, saying "Your boy won't live a month." He tried Dr. Kings New Discovery, and few bottles restored him to health and enabled him to go to work perfectly well man. He says he owes his present good health to the use of Dr. Kings New Discovery, and knows it to be the best in the world for Lung trouble. Trial bottles free at E. K Taft's drug store. 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-01
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

X.
BEEyEs-Receirts were 80 cas- d GGs head "A, con
signed drect to eSIoriers and city saugnlere,s H. ,
m ,ms feeling i'rn e Sir brine Il" Sid a. ,,.c
Latest London and Liverpool cables quoted r.frsei a'r
s S.% a a sd rss Rfr ana 1 Nmqcn ' p SneaS
@ r iG, ,6 shnmberr Hn. 37s hcaa for Schaszs
child sulzberfer az 200 qqSIcrs Of f beef .r
Hoqlseman The 81, Paul viii take out to-moro~ 22t,
quarters beef ami the Majestic -" quarters al. for
c%i.vEs-R Receipts - head, ., which y heaa were
81 D, f r @"a yeal- So joass = for eniks and
arner ciy dressed veal. solt a. 2s sd per 3d. 9ny
saIss rad Col % ysl; IA = sSeF"s' at 50 y
II. H. Hollis - yeals, AZ H. At s. 10; 30 buttermilk
SHEEP And LAMIss- Eqceipts.were IL cars, 4ass
head. all Tor the market, mans win snse ear , he;d
active full Yesterdays prices. ard the pens were
TtaI@s ea fry to eSo f lambs at 500 base s. ncng
deck Of Jersey lambs at the outside .s,.s euls az -
dressed lambs firm at valic .-
ass at $. g ss1 g. Is '"iy 4s = rS
3 a s. ri go % su g n at " ~ G2o yr k50
'aeEy sheep s. 90 % Do. o' at 50 .. 81 vir-
sia HS ms -" ' 81 3 Scntucy lambs 6. H. a, So
Ksntncky stsep. 100 u, at s. 6:'.. .. e. 80
rs s 3 % e. 3: 10 at s: 70 5 Nea5n'A
50 d, @ @sI 90? g t. a. Ess!ucy d. 5, r
81 70: IS kentucky do 9s ~ 81 G2'r IL do 100 10
d SO. 49, ~ .
p :. Kss~: ioa jersey lambs. s3h n at s6S 10
Jersey ewes i23 n at s.
: Judd II II State lambs G} n. at Sc. 2 state
sheep in5 y NJ 81 10: DO. l36 10. At 81 30.
HOGS k.cc ~ carr. or t.3i1 head. of winch
OF head No sales reported this morning on live
weight Feeling steady Sales late Yesterday were at
6Onx3 good heavy light hogs. \ wv fancy
light pigs sold s. -. Country dressed unchanged
Sales-S Judd & Co. late Monday: state hogs, 2Vl
So ~ per 100 n do 13 r. at :" 10 ~
DO 3o5 q N at It SO s So = d. ~ 3 n at 7o' do 30 H.
H. H. Hollis late Monday: II State hogs $50 ID at So
II do 100 ~ SO 7o 10 DO 223 n AZ So 90; 10 pigs
1cxtra, - n. al s. 70 800
A. u Lamb late Monday: 80 State hogs. lI3 10. az
81 81 do. 20 H. at 81 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-01
OTHER MARKETS SPY TELEGRAPH

Buffalo June 80 Cattle Receipts last 2, hours 178
head ,ea for week hgs far '2 for sa s ia TINE Es
opened and closed steady light bulls 81 .'S2 Ola 70
choice fat cows. 81 2'qS@ -: ye@is com1n to EXTRA
Consigned through gso t., Sew York 20: On sale Gao
e 81 rneium 81 a5Ts3 Co. heavy. 50 90 rourhs $'a
- hours head for week thus far. 2owp. for
same time last week $50 consigned tr9uIh 300 10
iull. few uusod. c'il g. far shop. - ~
50 ~ to 81 ?5pss II; fair to lambs 50 -
a -. yeariings. So '5NSi -,
East Liberty Iuae 30 Cattle market steady prizes IN
changed prime 3on$i 81. good. 81 i5qsi - tis. S+I
81 10 fair 81 5oaS3 80 common s3aS 'o rough a. s.
I,ena cow, per head &(1yl' fresh Tvs 49, .rn{'
medium grades SO G5G -" common - fair Workers SO .,
Gs3 cj; heavy hogs 81 codS3 30 rlushs S2ps3 shecp
Receipts sh slsw prime 81 !oasa 30 god - goa 81 ~
yearlinrs 50 1884 % common god ycarinss; 81 oa
g 20 choice lambs 81 1898 p! common TO cd lambs
81 5oas4 So veal calves SG4 30 heavy ana thin calves
Union Stock Yards. Chicago June 10 -catte-Rcccpts;
1900 head market steady common t. steers 50 80
ana feeder. 81 81. and bulls.
81 2,uS3 70 calves s3aS5 % Texans 81 'ogA 10 Hogs
Receipts $4,000 head market steady; heavy packing and
as As choice assorted 81 35aS3 30 eh. s. 25gi3 90;
sizing i5 u to sssas ssssl sm los sa o. market
National :, ok Yards. st Louis June 3o-'a,tle- Re
cep. $50 h,ad mark! strong E, 70 900 higher nate
Trsas st'ere s. aSS 50 X resa- cows 20 loass s; TX;
ReSep,s 49,! 800 ~ heal mke stsaay light 50 2,a$ -
tive sheep So ~: culls. s2GS2 30
Kansas city. June 80 Hog Receipts; 800 head:
50 i0lS3 30 medium Sass H. heavy 81 95aS3 o. ta-
tie Receipt 100 head mas!e strong. native steers
be. 81 s0s3 90: fair good 81 >iQs2 bulls 81 ioQ
eIn. 81 7oass 90 calves siass shecp-feceipis 400
head: market firm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-01

HEMP AND JrTE There Is steady market for
Manila and slsa hemp much business ana
jute quiet but more or less nominal We quote
fs sni'T n isp Knsdom 4.g4.c ,a po ss.e ship
mens &C. ju,e spot m,sns asg aSy }n.e
nominal ju'- butts shipment, papr7 quality. Lice mix
f matst for dy hides shows some strength
with BUYERS more nenea 10 ae ne ana b some Frades
iol7i hides The total sales for the week were 81 22-
agais "'y as, I'd a. aIfrnis ls Wsir"raa NJ is
l2s.c; Gaiyeson llgii,ec Puerto Cabrlo 70 LasuayIa
savanilla and Texas. De- Ma,smoIas. "sc; southern. So
pea %e ~ a ha,@ .ss as cry u s4nsa,
Sc side brands 7c bulls a. cow &c Country saush
LEATIIERrThe msrke, was quit. active Eastern
Wsr n mc sn Sy s' On aa 9a,s'
advanced about It. and the market shows considerable
sc fd"S' dr-, ar@oi.i 2ooae: seconds sasc dam
az ia'1 aos @f9 sa ni c f Tc n sf'Gn ss
5aes %ads h' and 25 @dae hs s 2a:e ssco.Gs
rs seconds ~ :a r-lies oskEDTes'ea hacks
METALS TIN-The IN market was very que, to-day
with the official close 49, to go Esl9r's from Lon
dam 50 tons. ..... COPPER The marke, very quiet
Go, ,a ofcy at III @ for nsoi ard SIG
The Official report makes the exports from the United
s hun May a % Total arfSa at
@ in se * ne on Meta .oc sas sna nessr
ep25 tons. srEiTEn- M:rket quiet at 'o'a+.io
MOIASsES AID sYRII's-The market Is without
point- buyers taking little lots wanted but the
If steady firm with supplies ~ kettle stock about
l2l1l3c: common i4al6c. fair l1u20c. prime. 2l123c
good 2.q30c. prime 32u3fc. choice. 35d31c; Rico
asa35c Barba,-s 25u27c. fair. l21lic
good l5a l6c. choice. I.alSc fancy. 22@2ic
NAVAL STORES Stock rosin - lVs bbls; spirits
pennc I072 h'. tar. s0 bbls. The market for spir-
It's tuIentine duh and quoted at 20 4u26c Resin is
quoted 81 20 Tar and pitch quiet steady
and unchanged Tar Regular. 81 90; oil bbs 81 2D9
50 ~. pitch. 81 s5u$l 80
OII.S-The situation In the couonseed oil market Is
practically unchanged values being more less numi
nal with ask - AMI Load luyers bid in, 24sc
Export demand Moderate. shippers take very liie
interest Lard and linsrci oils are quiet
crude hbis 2a1.lr; prime crude loose. mills 100
Isc on crude tbs 10 l9c. yellow. prime.
81 n25c. yellow. of grade 2ilsV2i%c. butter oil.
&c; winter yellow prime n0minally 81 13Jc white prime.
nOminally 21i-02s lard oil prime city i3a ABE ins.ed
o.. American raw. SIC. American boiled. 33r. Calcutta
81.
OCEAN FREIGHTS- market for berth freshts
shows little change frin yesterday. trade Is small ana
rates are unchanged in most We quote. Grain
Ihyer"l. "a, London. 81 Gasg w, 3D. Bristol. 3l.
I>iih 3Ai Hon. 3'.d. Newcastle. 3id. Antwerp. 2td.
II gnltirg 81 pgs Rotterdam Gisc asked Amsterdam
nominal. Cork for orlcfs. - Oh petroleum to United
Kingdom. Is lOi.il2s lid. Liverpool. 1924
asked .CIIARTfRS-T sail tonnage ark~t
-ntei Iuet appearance to-day. the only feature i-ins
the closing Of several tarre oil vessels 10 United KING
dom porfs. The demand Tor good fr
vessels VI tho larger class but the INQUIRIES Tor small
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-01

sized vessels exceedingly light Steam freshs are
ers follow: British steamer III ,ont deals 81. 1on s
L. to o,dssns pv1s tens rs ID n berth
Nr~ssan sme5 a ,on . IVES, "a ss, r 1a one p
fSr near bark 70 $3.50 bis rened same voyage e ad
British bark 900 btls r'hned hem., TO puDn q hs1n
Monmouth rs sd Swedish bark go tons ssnsp..
srn.: nsh bark 2 tons sugar s. Sros to M Mew W
to Sew-York S. $7ls schooner 2si tons general cargo
s sn' on no hey WI" hn ana Vnnah Coz schoone
tons coal hence to wilmington ioc and aseha =. ed
S SSSSnsr Is toms TOMS s sa hence 10 oacse
ssSSS"r s dss n' cos sG to
csooner 2 10 tons coal fhIdsgn% to to or zoe
sehooner sol tons coal hadsha to 'i
Fail River. Goc: schooneas 900 and 100 tons coal
TETn%i.f;r MTne market for National Pipe Line
today 81 "A bid an advance Of se Re
$3.50 Philadelphia. So ~; cases, New-fork. 81 ~; fh''a
fRovisIoNs little Interest, was exhibited in hs
FOR hog prod ucs ar New-York today Shppers
@ .s ECO geo sGs . 9s;1sd j.
fe nshsns s. "a packet 4 a*i os %
"a % n pc st se aen steady TO at Fn il
~ Picked ShogIaTs easy az Va at e ae, % hnds
at at sTrARiNE" lard 0S5c oleo 4,ae
ask and r. a.ca r, ' s'Fa p"ued reT sah
America 4s,c: Continent tioc; compound 4c' options
demand light stocks. southern markets are gue oGd
sTdinsry sa2 2sS low FAIR sr 5Sc good pms
8su4%sc choice to fancy. 5Q5.c; extra head 3tM"c.
%ya a iac c nsa in n bon n" famas cnare
cleaned '0e bbs gales 1iIo hb steady demand
Louisiana movement to date Kec'p,s, rGuS, ~
ary e Of mou sae sar Cleaned s s "a bh last year.
30 80 bbls Movement free maad nctenS a' fpher
advanced -Ql.c o common to ordinary ..,
"A r. @. mark" ae,eS Ta n e usSvado -
test -6. moassos sugar 80 test. 13-6c The Lon
aen isd o market nni % nns ' a, TO- g. Beet
firm. "uiet later with June ana July quota q,
business doing with prices unchanged eranuaei quoted
seed leaf sales $50 including 100 cases 1872
Pennsylvania seed leaf Mt sale; loD cases 1893 Penn
land. Havana. at 6a17c 100 cases sundries at 'gi'e
81 lo Sales Of sunatra mere i26 bales at eoc to So in
WOOII-Th- market shows a fair degree Of activity
with prices fairly we'll maintained. IT Is noticed how
ever. that the taSings in The way u small lots es
favorable developments Of the week has been he talk OF
shut downs by some OF the principal HHo"n mis- whcn
II course has tendency t. curiail purchases II s
alao reported many OF mills running crrta-
ing their output The princ,pa! sellers are ealing me
prices quoted. but buyers disposed 10 shop
around. and they able 70 pick ~ some lots now AMI
,nFh he in the %ay y pulled %oos We quote Domestic
fccces. No l. W and Xxx. lGalsc: Xxx and aboye
ing al. blood. 90 G.lalne i7a2oc eoar~e isq?oc
extra pulled 2or's, 'gPe1 plri ?'G n 81 DO
7ailc. fine medium. 10. loHllc. medium do. llQl3c:
California fil Saioc; do sprns ,gi$c @sas fan %nt
&c: cape i4ol5c. Monteviieo. ijal6c South Ameri-
pulled 27o2,. Canada eomeng pulled S2a:::c
Canadian comhng fleece 22G25c. English woods 2fH2tc
Cape and Natal. iipl3r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-01

London. June 30 The first ot the fourth series Of wool
sales which opened today conducted by Charles
iIa!mr CO.. Buxton. Ronald CO.. and Jacomh Son "
Co The offerings were 9.ylh bales. There u ful
tendance II English and Continental buyers but the
number OF American orerntcfs present below the
OF tn few series and the competition VIII
therefore prob ably be restricted owing the condition
II the wool trade in the United States The
despite the poor quality ~ the onerng and
the prices stly par wih those obtained a.
close the Very ,itt.e II tie Voc ~
fcred wlthdrnwn. CrosshrcSis In active
demand by Yorkshire operations at thu nIWest prices The
sales AMI prizes ubtain~l
New south Ma.s- go bales SECURED. - l. 81.
locks and pieces G.dls ri. grcasy 3droi. iols AMI
pieces. 5ztusi.d
Queensland $40 bale. Secured p'.d4ls - io' ks
and pieces sdals Id. sreasy. 5i.lg3d locks pieces
3i.du1.i.
Victoria 800 Dales Secured. s5sduis 3D. Io.hs and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-01
ruE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago June 81 CSpeciaD.-Whea today recovered IN
an hour almost much a, II declined IN "eeA' l'
market rallied Gents September opened al ''-
cont. sold between 55i. and 81 cents and closed resu
,r AT 5l cents Instantly after the closing the pr''e
wen, TO u cents again IN the curb There we
,.r,,s reasons sor the rally The better tone In Wall
Street was not the l,as; Of them The principtl he'P
was very bullish Illinois State report dropping Inc
winter wheat condition to 6, cents There Was goa
sized decrease in the worlds visbla supply, S.S"~p
bushels seaboard cearances were large. over %""o
bushels Thre were b,arsh circumstances but they did
not count for much. The weather West perfect.
Northwestern receipts large. 40 cars against ~"
cars last year. Cables were weak Offerings OF ne"
wheat to arrive showed increase. The cash demand
WAS as poor a. ever. trade showed some Increase
err. The market closed a cent over the call figure
Corn advanced hall cent and closet strong Seiten-
cents The corn rally vita wheat and on alarm
the shorts There was az Improved cash demand
circles East There was great Deal that Wa he"rsh
but the pull s,aa,Gn ose'naapT,d MERE
perfect Western weather The Illinois state reI,rt
letiu' reported the condition There large
local OUT Inspection i54OoO selboard ciearunces
els shorts were the best buyers Of futures.
oats in small way followed the example set by wheat
am com. september sod between i1. anl ~. crn's
closed at l3'4 cents Ths Illinois state report made
mcLs seaboarl c.esrances. 47"r" bushels
49,, way q" pSan S burer - INV pork and a prominent
closed under Monday lard % cents OVER ribs.
a. s5r W wesa '@S S'' was ?do G Gos ~
on curb puts, on September wheat closed at
september closed az the same price
The Hoari Of T'n.e directors at their meet ng THIS
houses WITH totai caoac,y Tor ia 10000 bushels Al
most all the warehouses were declared resSar whi,h
Board Friday but the session will close at IL o'clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-01

Market closed barely eteay at unc anged to int mo
compared with yesterdays closing prices Irafsferf1hl,
notices. 10 Total safes $500 bales New York gross
2.753 bales Exports: Great Britain 1J ba
forwarded +S bales sales sy+ tales spinner "a ba
Total receipts to-day. l.43f bales,
thus this 1904 bales. Exports 70 day: Great
Britain ljl bales Thus far this week: Great Britain.
l4l7 tales: France, 700 bales: Continent. 4Sr bales.
stock. 2ij3O7 bales spot cotton dull. unchanged; mid
uplaTsS 116': mlddling Gulf. II G sal 1854
bales including 500 bales and 80 es spinning.
Liverpool cablespot cotton quiet: sales. soD bales:
500 bales, American. 1000 bales.
mddng uplands IL I'D Futures opened steady and
unchanged. closed quiet 20 IL points net decline JaJiu
aryFrbary 3i7s. feiIuary- March. ssv March April.
33ab: July. 12b July August. $50 u 3jl Au0istScI
TENDER 347zs September October. Sab; October Novem
Der November December. 1878. December January.
337s Manchester and cloths quiet.
COFFEE-A shade higher prices al IIavre had the ef
feet OF advancing local prices In moderate bust
The speculation was Of holiday characier chief
sales December. Rio receipts 5000 bags for
days. No returns Santos. Amsterdam arTN ais in
June bags deliveries. - 90 bags. stock. $500"
bags. United States from Java and the
June II OtO bags. Hamburg steady July, - -
pigs August. IS Jc September -; October. ~ - HAVE
cables franc higher. June July Aulrs and September
II francs October TO- November 6iIJ ntTacts closed
quiet; May unchanged; June. > points lower: others.
541O points higher. Sales were GOO bags as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-01

Liverpool June 80 3;45 p. m.-i'eef-Extra India mess
easy at Az prime easy at 3Is ID. PORK P~'ine
mess Western fine duh a. IS. do medium 9ul' az 3s ~
IIams-Sh,rt cut. about "a 10 10 TO- s,eady Al tts a.
Bac,n-C CUMBERLAND about p 70 30 ID. iu AT s ~
short rib about - ~ dull al 25.' ng clear mo =
light about Is 10. dull az 2+s ioHg Gear n!t!fs
heavy. about - TO 81 n duh At 23s short clear Wdi'
heavy about duh 23s. clear bellies. about
/. 10 IA n iu AZ 22s Should-rsAbout II to IA ~
steady a, 25s Iari-Prime Western spot steady al 2ls
finest white and coln'et f"' ~
95s Taiiow-Prime city. nominal Cotonseed oil Liver
uool refined steady spirits Of aontne steady
ins 81 Rasln--,'ommon firm a Oh Wheat W . rel
winter duh AT IS ii. No Northern sDine fu' a. l. 4"
on-Mxed Western spot dull at 3s. July steady al -
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