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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-13
Annual Choir Festival.

The second annual choir festival Of st.
Johns Church win be held in Providence
tomorrow, Ascension Day. at 8 p. M. william
Eccles. organist and director. The order of
service will be:
Hymn s0i (ConRreeation). ...G. q. Martin
Proper Psalms: "a AZ, lOa
Magnificent, in G,.......,.............H. Il, II. Gadsby
Nunc D1mittis, III C....,,......,.....H II. Gadsby
Anthem, "whoso Dwelieth Under the
Defence Of tho Most High. q. C. Martin
Hymn 374 (Coneregatior) ..........G. \. Elvsy
Anthem, "Be Merciful Unto Ne. o Cod
.,.......:..........,,.. .E. A. sydenham
Anthem. "Jesus, Word OF God Inoar.
nate. ......................M Mozart
Hymn 81 Saviour, Again TO Thy Denr
Hymn. An tbsimn, .;My God. Thank Thee bepA'"'
Who Hast de"................J. Bsrnby
Fs beum Lsudsmus, in d.. ..,...,.,,..,,o. King
Hymn 800 (Congrcgationl ........J. b. Dykes
Bensdiotion.
The choir Of the Church Of the Messiah will
occupy the west gallery and will assist in the
psslter and hymns.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-13
GOING ABROAD.

Harry Wheeler, @. M. Murphy and Earl
Kiser, the professional racing men, have
arranged to sail for England on Wednes-
day, May 20, to make a racing tour
through England, France, Germany,
Australia and South Africa. Wheeler ano
Murphy arrived in New York Monday
from Savannah, where they have been
training. 1t is their intention to take
four singles, three tandems, three triplets
and two sextuplets as their pacing outfit,
and from such an array OF material they
must be fully equipped for both racing
and trial records.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-13
IN THE LAST LAP
The Colts Again Take the Game From
Their Boston Antagonists.

antF Doston Antogontkts.
Chicago. May 1.-THE Colts again took
the game at the finish. Boston's hits
we're punched and all their runs made
In the first Inning. the fret three men
tp bunting safely. two scoring on
Dudy's double 20 right, while two were
thrown out at the plate by Dahlen's
quick work Sullivan's fine work In the
box, backed up by perfect support, kept
the locals down after the first until the
eighth, when. after two outs, a base on
balls and Duffy's error. four hits were
lined out. ret..rg as many runs In the
seve-N ~ out Camel, Ban
non and Tucker. in one. two. three order.
Chicago .............1 20 o 004 Is
Boston ..s....-......2 90 o o o o o.
Base hjts-Chicago. s; Boston, s. Er-
rors-chicago. 8: Boston. !. Batteries
Grifith and Kittredge; Sullivan and
Cancel
a, Louisville Brooklyn. 0: Louisville.
s.
At Pittsburg-New York. s; Pittsburg.
Z.
At ST. Louis-Bsltimore. 10; ST. Louis.
T.
At ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 6; cIncin-
pAti 4.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-13
LoRILLARp's sANpIA WON.

Mr.. Pierre Lorillard's Sandia won the
maiden plate of 103 sovereigns at New
market, England, today, seven horses
running. George II. Ketcham. owner not
given, was second and Mr.. Reid Walkers
Red Virgin, third.
Mr.. Pierre LoriIlard' Berseak ran third
in the race for the Dyke plate Of 300 SOW
e-eigns.
Mr.. X. Lebaudy's Perdeat, won; mir.
l.. Brassey's st. Agnes f. was second
and Mr.. Pierre Lcrillard's Berseak third,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-13

Rochester won close well played game
ut BuffAlo yesterday which placed them
on the top notch OF the leauge race.
Cannon pitched heady game for the
Bisons, having but five scattered hits
scored against him. GIllon, Rochester's
pitcher, was also effective hut a trihe
wild. The gaJue was almost errorless and
was decidedly Interesting.
Score bv inn inOa.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-13

s IN OLD and WILL TRIED REMRDy. spd fcs
over FIFTY YEARS has been used By pilliei oi
mothers for their CHILDREN while CUTTING
TEETH with psnec, success ~ soothes tho child.
softens the gums. reduces indarSustion. sisys all
pain, wind collie is very pleasant 10 the taste
and Il the best remet, foF dlsrihms sold by rue.
gist. "a every part of the world PRiCE TWEEN.
TY.flNE NkNTs DO Till De surv ard ask
for MRS. W1NsLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP and
take No other Kind. mother. will hnd n the bsss
nsdieins " use during ne tstttiag perloA
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-13
PROYIDENCE

Earned runs-soranton o: Providence o.
First base on srrors-scranton 1; Providence
2. Left on bases-scranton ~: Providence T.
First base on balls--On Brown 8: of Hotson
Home rnn-Msguire. Three bsse hits--Cbilss
2 Two-base hits-Meauy. Hutchinson. Esran.
Brown, Murray -pranhy. Dixon z stolen
bases--Eagsu q Hutchinson. Dixon. CooDsy.
Double plny--Coonsy TO Cauavan 20 Drauby.
His by pitched bail-By brown, Bassett: by
hodson. wsru. Chiles Hutchinson. Wild
pitch-Hodson. Passed balls - Rafferty, a.:
Dixon ]. Umpirs--Kelly. Time-2h. Bonn.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-13

The Syracuse Stars upheld their reputa-
tion OF being fast fielders in yesterdays
game at Toronto, and aided by opportune
batting, succeeded in whitewashing their
opponents. Their hit and run system
worked like charm. The Torontos
were never dangerous, as not a man got
past second 5sse at any stage OF the game.
Score by innings:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-13
BOARD OF APPEALS MEET.

A three days. session of the National
Trotting Association board o--sppeals be-
gan at Chicago last evening. The meet
ing Is an adjourned one from Newly
last January. Only three cases were con-
sidered last night and no decision was
reached In any OF them. One OF the cases
was the protest of Jack Curry against
fine inflicted at Philadelphia last year on
q charge Of not driving the famous PAGER,
Joe Patchen, to win.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-13

At Cleveland-C Cleveland, 10; Phila-
delphia, S.
AT Bangor--Bangor, 5: Brockton, 3.
At a-Pawtucket, %; Augusta,
2l.
At Portland-Portland. 10; New Bed
ford, 10.
At Lewiston--Lewiston,5 8; Fall River, 4.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-13
RACING AT MORRIS PARK.

Over 1900 people were present at the
opening of the racing season in New
York yesterday afternoon. The attrac-
tion Of the dsy was the Metropolitan
Handicap ana the fact that Henry OF
Navarro did not start was something OF a
disappointment.
First race, MISUNDERSTANDING 1, Bel
demere 2, Gotham 3. Time, sos.
Second race, one mile--Lehman !,
Brisk 2, COPYRIGHT 3. Time, l.4I.
Third race, Juvenile stakes, o furlongs; /;
purse $1,000, divided--Casscopia 115, Lit
tIefield 8 10 8. won bv a length and a
half Bastion 118, A. Clayton TO /, sec
ond: Caldron, us, Taral to /, third; (;
Hap Hazard, Buddha, Successful. Peonore,
FLYING Squadron, Billy Redding and Sill
yer Brook also ran. Time, I'm.
Fourth race, the Metropolitan handicap
for there-year-olds and upwards. One
mile and a'furiong; purse $1,000, divided
Counter Tenor, 1l5, Hamilton, to =,
won by head; st. Maxim, 100, Doggett,
20 to /, seconds Sir Walter, 112, Taral 8 to
B, third; Hornpipe, Rubicon and~Dori ian
also Time, L.
Fifth race, half a mile--Challenger 1,
FireFide 2, Royal Rose 3. Time, 49s.
Sixth race, one mile and O sixteenth
Shakespeare III. I, Sherlock 2, (only two
started). Time, 1;47l.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-13
srAxpIro OF THE CLUBS.
GAMES TODAY.

At ScraDton-Providence VS.. Scranton.
At Wilkesbarre- Springfield VS.. Wilkes
barre.
At Toronto-Syracnse VS. Toronto.
At Blu ffalo-R Rochester vs. Buffalo.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-13

The May term OF the United States Dis
trict Court was opened at Newport yester-
day and was adjourned to meet In Provi-
dence at 10 O'Clock this morning. Any
matters coming before the court in this
term will be tried In Providence.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-13
LEAGUE OF AMERICAS wHEELMEN.

LEAGUE OF AMEklCAN WHEELMEN.
The League of American Wheelmen Is
at the present moment bigger than at any
previous time in its career. During the
week ending yesterday 1868 names were
added to its rolls, making the total mem
bership 43, 799 In various ways was the
week record breaker, for not only was
the national record lowered but the divis-
iolA record also.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-13
THE NEW ENGLAND R. R CO
Passenger Train Service, Week Days
Corrected TO March 10, 1897.

suksenAcr IRAN scfNict, NcVN 's"Sp
Corrected TO March 10, lS0.s'
Trains ;oave PRoyIpENCE as foliows:
Eor Boston--jsSoa. a. H.; iai'J 49, .sHtvss n'os
pm; 6i25 p. IN.
WALPoLE-5;bo q. m; aso
fRANKLlN-sis0 a. m. 12s)o m, 5;3o,. n
MILF RID $50 q. m. .l;00 m, biSl p. N
ARLING foN--i2. rs, 6;Ss go p. "A.
WEST ARLiNoTuN-izig5, $3.50. $3.50 p. m.
kNlGHrsNlLLE--lg0 0 5isB, 0i33. "4l;iJ y. m
MAYLAED PARK--F ssl. o;oo a. M. IsicA
F42, F5i ;iFtsyJ t7;li, i'Ii'i? p. IN.
NA1lCK. RIVER POINT. CkNrRENll.LB
WAsHlNGToN-si4J. sssJ .. ni.i i.;vA s;s, -.
ciso, '7,lb, ''usil y.
sRAEsToN, oAkLAwN--e;io. 900 A. m is;oA
a:aS s;S9, tiJJ 7,ib 'll;l0 .. m.
PONTIAC, ARCTIC-ts; 10 q. M; ilio', as5. b'5s
ESQ., F7ii5. "llsi0p m.
QUIDNICk -siao. a M i2soA tSs. $50, FiiA
"iliso p. m.
AHTHoNi-s.IO, 500 a m: Iatb. Si2s. ssss. C,SS
eovsNTRY, siEEsISo-sD s,Oo a. IN, nsI
SUMMIT. GREENE. oYrco. MoosuP, PLAIN.
tlELD-tt1 s'V0 a. M 4i2s 'il5 =. m.
yEwETT CITY. CANTERBURY, svoTLAsn
VERSAILLES, BALTIC. SOUTH WlNDnAA'
$50, $500 a m. s:25, 1sis p. m.
w1LLIMANric-s4o 300 o. M; ga 7iit ?. n
HARTFoRD--6ss1. e:Og n. m ss2S. Tiij - ~
FIsHKILL6 6 NEWBURG-gsoo A. m.
koRwIcH-siso. 500 o m; AS. Tiis D. "a
WATERBURY DANBURY-sis e. ny
rHIcAGo AND THE WEST VA EEwBCRt
AND ERIE R'y-sso0 a. Z.
eAsCoAC AND INTERMEDIATE STATIONS
ts5. sss, q m. <iil 6s3i. aud "iliS r. m
Returning leave Pascoaz 81 ss5, sils q M
i2iso. "a and 80 90 .. m.
All trains 5tave from west end cf Guion uepot
Providence.
~ssturdsy. only rs,or. on notice.
W.R LApcoCk, a. y ~
s.N. KING. ssp.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-13
Natures
Cure

Improper digestion causes over
oa95 of all suffering and diseases
of the Blood, Liver, Stomach, Kid
neys, Lungs, Nerves, Brain or Skin.
Puritana renews and strengthens
the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-13

NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN And
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
OLD COLONY SYSTEM.

Time tables giving full Information
ms to local and through train service
may be obtained al Providence sta
tion and stations below.
TRAIN SERVICE FROM PROVIDENCE,
New-York tribune., 1896-12-09
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. Dec. (speciaD.-There were two very dif-
ferent experiences wheat to-day prices acting weak up
to ss s.a @ prsss "ns s
soI.c sold between I9sc and sic and closed at so.u
There was "a dscouraging lack OF spot demand. even
from mers There were however sooa sized sea, seao0ssa M
Atlantic side for five days 10000 bush. Receipts IN
ket until noon Eyerything was changed then by The The
W"rS sble ~ supply Of 100000 bush three times
aS M decrease @ the as
San Francisco message early saying that the Aus
shpment before December 5 Baltimore reported sale
OF 10000 bush to mieis AT harIisours almost nal nali s
400 900 BUSH about one-hfth Its stock The ST. Louis
figures rather LTcS r
There good sized out inspect9n 2ti bush just
from New-York. and of 5000 bush was almos,
working basis 1t did Sse S se ss Sp to f p
to the close. The pit trade was small scalpers were
Sesk SeTS rseo~ery W after the
bounced % MAJ ..u,. ,
eo1.c and 20lsa2O4c and closing at the top The The
in the pit was sy o y ans
The inspection 800 cars. with $50 estimated for
,mprovement In the shipping demand and charters were
for Sss Sse' Sa. put srosS
decrease in the available OF 95s 900 bush Samples
s % 'nns ns oSs 50 % Vsa m
weather likely Tor the next Ave or six days at least re-
oats wers Arm within %c range May dropping to 2ie.
hut closing at 2lAV2Sc. The inspection al cars.
,,,h 20i Estimated for Wednesday Samples frac
tionaiy lower poor grades Bradstreets reported
the available supply OF S46OUO bush The in
ciden in the pit further buying by Baldwin-Farnum
pryate wire which has been pug up line Of
oats for week The seing was py scaipes WHEAT
and scalpers particularly.
Provisions firm within marrow limits pork closing
&c over Monday lard and ribs cisc over Small hog re-
cepts helped the rally 10000 to-day and $1,000
estimated for Wednesday. Prices at the yards were oe
higher There 81 600 hogs West against 1000 last
year. . 49,, -
On the curb puts on May wheat closed Mt 19Hc; calls
si%asiAc Puts and calls on May oorn were st the
price. 20h02oka
New-York tribune., 1896-12-09
.. - . , 49,, o,osic, h,d, tho
pening range and close TO-DAY ana Closing p'ns '"e

Ma,ket closed steady ~ 10 - points decline
v,,h vesterdayss closing price, ransicrio. .norss
11se t.,es Exports: Continent ssJG bales Franc
H bs,"s sales bales spinners l3' nai@s STOCK.
90 0s bales Total receipts to nay ,s"s, pas
t Tar This week oo5 balcs against loIsl: bales
,as, ,.sek and 12s bales last year .eSpo,S
isst rr;,in % % oI baes France. iGsoo bales Cont
iIn lower; mIddling uplsnds n'hns n1 hi rn,. @
~, fec ssies 23S5 bales. Including s9" Daies con-
tract and 1885 bales spinning o Mo-
IAverpool cables-Spot cotton irregular. saes I1,"s
bsiss: speculation and export. loo paics %
~ Oo bales receipts 81 900 bales American oSo Dss
mdding uplands 4.d Fu'nres opcnSn p,ns ns, d.cIin.
derins ro'eS soeS ie'Fs Fsbrsy March, 46 March
Jamua' m ,.oss xrr-May 4o6s: May June 4o6iss June
I,y 4osilb; JuiyAugtat. 4Glb: AusustcptcnDei n
January. 4o7b. Msnchcster-farns STEADY
cloths me m"rsct closed steady with net
NJ rs 70 rs points. Total sales were - 700 bags
nriccs were the highest OF the day- ~
lhe ~ close So bid for March Aprii ana Nay
pei"re bringing important trnde There was mp
pnt effort to close the nsrhet WIN
parent'y, Firm European markets had much to 40
,h advance here. Europe bought au,s n.
WIN ' e,,,nr Havre closed with net gam OF p,,
locals ni". were nrn The steamship l'eliucia ss,@d
Bfah December O. and the steamship Cochee
from - ,rnrn sau,e port Decomber Ihe steamshp
cleared v"s here to-day with $40 bags santos ana
Eucia rs n. Victoria The United states visible Supply
11Oss pss OF 1872 SCI bags compared with last
shows an an Increase 1673'G bags two ye.6s ego @
changes weIe sold together 30 March at ~ 20 and 20
May at ~ sad tcsethsr go March a: g q and 20
April a. a. 40 eod together 800 Aprl sad ~: ~ nay *
May a. 10 points paid TO excnsnse yW peeem1sr 9
chAnfed nonts paid 10 exchange ~ Dsceps. ,os
for NAY r,cs S pube cable reported ITO NO sSenAnae
New-York tribune., 1896-12-09
THE STATE or TRADE.

baltimore Dec. s.-rlour dull unchanged receipts
steamer No red. s1Ac asked. southern by sample 90g
0oc do on grade. So, ,uO04c; stock 3hWo BUSH norn
Arm: spot 2Od29isc: year 2sisn2sAsc January 2s,.w
2s;.c: February 2sisN 2sNc; steamer mixed DSuzoc'
southern white. 23p2si4c do yellow 22sg2s,c: STOCK
i ig 900 bush; sales. 1000 bush Oats steady: No =
hush rye easier: No . nearby. 4l0i2c: No western
aSSt3isc stock iG7 bush Hay steady choice timothy
Ga ;0asi4 Grain freghs dull and inclined 70 be lower
cuotations unchanged. Cotton quiet middllngs I,sc
Provisions steady: pork 80 So bulk shoulders o%c
short rb or clear sides bhc cured shoulders 8sc
ter IN good demand fancy creamery. 2Sc fancy lade
isIi5c store packed su0c. Eggs hrm at 22c for best
coffee Arm I6s.c for No I. Sugar weak and shade
lower all grades. - <,, .,.,,,. .arrx
patents s. 75as5 % clear and straigh,s 20 oyst . ~
"a Tarnmeal quiet Gs065c bag 81 ooasi o5 Dbl
Corn quiet; steamer yellow. 83,sc; new corn 5000
oats steady: No. 1 clipped. DID, 2sc; fancy higher
new nats gj,T26ibc. Mlfced steady: spring bran TO
sslp lake and rail $40 7Jdsil 5o; winter bran. $l2g
sia 10: middiings sii 5Oas5 Red dog nour $l7 Pork
sIo *, lea lean ends. si2 Hams. sA9io.c. Lard, &C.
nacon sushc. Butter nrm but quiet; Northern cream
crx Jsf24c: Western. 2in22c imitation. i4qi5c June
do lsuioc; ladies'. 1lgi2c: Vermont dairy 1Iglvc;
common do i3qiGc. Lambs quiet case; mutton and
,earnrs 4aGc. YEA. 5Q9c Cheese quiet; Northern
oao sgoe w:sn Esss qu,s &c. nsariy Mehsa @
Eastern Dsnay sh9,ee snS GaI yellow eyes Ssi o.
kdneys 81 40asi IS; marrow pea 81 O00Si S small pea
g. so mediums. 81 iOasi i5 Poultry dull: Northern
Young urkeys iGa17c Western turkeys lSgloc; North.
srn fowls r.: chickens l2a14c Western chickens ana
fowls s6ior Potatoes steady: Hebro1s. !O9ioc White
stock asa35o Green Mountains. sso<os' Rosa sswS0''
New-York tribune., 1896-12-09

las, lash quotations were as follows Flour dull; hard
rs @ i'ss g in Fs s dos s sss aa 3? s. 3 sssa sssA
s 5G Ns 81 rg%s ysss Ie % Sy sample Ne red ssg y
RI roc 80 6aIsy. asc nominal 30 = Sassse ia
ar per oS n 75as, So short Ts slds eoss 8 3
s3 10 Or, saI'eq 'S9Sers oSe 81 2@ast So short
ssi gods per gal 8 IS sugars cut oaf s. %: srana-
scs boiled on he Produce Esc6anss day he
cincinnati. Dec: smro1r- Winter patents stT5es4 o;:
0ideSc rejected red. Ipc; No red Corn steady;
%5 s ear e. % %ss soT E ear No Sa Ss mFse s ~ s wS
and nd ear os sa s. x S% ks es ear @ back prime s
steam 50 . c 6ry sssd cns . s short @
BaconLoose shoulders short rib sides and short clears
a. BuuermEisin 2Ge OH, Ohio %nd Indiana creamery.
Milwaukee Dee; N.wheat opened isc lower; May
& cioscS arm . Norhe .ssc No spfins
=. lower and dull No on track ioi;c: No do a,sn
production Msuns in brisk demand sacked bran held
morning and the difference to May Sidenea to 2c
S %r report checked tho Weakness and advanced
oss @s p',s #. S price dfred to c under May
80 NS!!HSTn S rod S e, Ne under r, No
SoneT" n q p"Sn & o sS spnts 4so, GS
z 9s quoted at 81 ''ss' shorts So 80
Fhaa"SS% ia @id"fs Dec light prices
no important change. but weak to sell Wheat-Market
weak Contract wheat December ssi1tspc January. 50
asylsc; February. 9Va9olsc: March 9aoihc. Corn
Market options rules steady, but little speculative
trading Local car duh and prices irregular with
ample offerings; No mixed December 27'sq2sc Janu
ary 2sg2si.c February 2shp2s'sc. Oats Market Tor
lots auie with ample offerings. futures neglected No
white. December. January. February and March 24a
24,c Butter and higher; creamery extra 23c Eggs
dull and weak Pennsylvania hrsts 2lQ22c Western do
2ic sugars-Rehned dull and weak. with soft grades
isc lower. other articles unchanged.
81. Louis. Dec s-tfour steady Wheat higher; De
cember sOc nominal: May, SHtOisc bid. Corn higher
pecember Gle nominal May. 25tsu25Nc bid Oats
easier: December zoe nominal May, 22tc asked Butter
higher: creamery extras 25n25iac seconds 19p2Uac;
dairy extras lsc seconds liG l2c Other articles I'M
changed.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-09

HEMP AND JrTE-Market steady but quiet on every
thing Foreign markets quiet. but without special nte
4Ac shipment 4,.c do United Kingdom Assc sisa spo,
sHMa : iGr. shipment 3ssd3 .-lGc: jue. spot. X B 2
4i,Si4 2oc; shipment NJ double triangle ana eanai 80
v n q iltTi 2Dc: juc butts spot. paper qualify isc;
jute butts shipment paper quality, lloc MIXING l2V
HpEs"Dry hides quiet. with buyers and sellers apart
the week 33 900 receipts for the week were o' M
ana stock 5O.oVO hides and kip-. against lt'%9 st
H,r yenr We va, S1Ue ta saroaa sc Central American
is,sQi4c GALVESTON. i3c Puerto cabeo iic IaGuayra
Texas ioc: Maanioias. lie; wet salt.d Havana Sc:
cy saurhier native steers &C. butt brands sqstc side
brands 5G7sc: bulls 7.g7sa cow SSi, .sgss us country
LEATHER--H -Hrmlock rules steady with light business
Tor home and export account. Union about steady blt
aule We quote Hemlock. non acid hrst selection W.!
gcc;;on oi 23 seconds I9sq2ic damaged l6isai7isc
retect i3Sr sitc: Union light backs. middle backs and
nm h hacks cow 13Oc seconds 21g2sc; bellies II
dressed backs aOei32c seconds 30u32c thirds
oGl2sc ISqI I3o betting butts 29p32c Texas OAK
so.i ,aagcT1N-Tne market for tin continues quiet
bu, fairly steady with prices running on he OASIS OF
n,, n 90 for spot cOPEH-Littlc interest Is ex-
h,vers and sellers continue apart. and little
ra,icr nnietone prevailed day on auieer news rom
abroad The close was At IL , 81,
M vti ASSES AND sYRrPS-Market steady. but quie
,h r,css unchanged We quote: New Orleans cen'rif
VIII wn Ia crop common logic: fair 1301ic prime. i5g
isc old open kettle is2Sc ns new open kettle pme o.
sIs; oslc ''" nr .,s. po., 40 a,s o,,,. .0,,,,,
.nsr,ins 2O44 Lbls: tar. 453 bbs. The market for
,l,n .urpentinc nrrer with regulars and machines
na,ed A. 2sI2sc Rosin steader. with common TO soo
a. say y ysG Isa 90 5 Sfa s.r.s !, S
D'5enn market for ocean fresht
New-York tribune., 1896-12-09
GENERAL MARKET REPORT

%ew-York, December y. 1893
COTTON-Tbe local cotton market closed s,eaoy WIN IN
a net loss of IL 10 points Total sales were ~ ~
ises Chasing prices were about the lowest of the
There was quite heavy liquidation toward the close
and on this market declined January soH DOWN ~
4, which Is touched since the Doom
isst August which shows loss or over l'2c pout'
rror The highest price reached this The move
ment OF crop continues TO be on fairly fa scare
ara il 1. disappointment the bulls. While the move
men continues liberal scale outsiders who are IN
cned TO look with favor cotton are dspoeh 10 hoI'
IN s,on orders were reached and this added 70 the ue
nressIon The general disposition has been 10 hdldate
IN .n,e of tho fact the Wrt receipts were runhhR
lighter than the week. but against ms - a sDI
pba lorgcr Interior The opening fhles inh
cn, led loss o: points but there WAS Tnlly OF z
ar 2 toints but decline set in ana the prces narcu
charity after the opening were not again tou'h'u uu'"t
the day Liverpool closed steady with net 'ecnne ~
H. IA III points From present indications ~ Is thousi
that amount in sight on January VIII ,s no vo h,
10 OoO bales against 6.sO00Oo In the 1WoVp bale
,ear Port receipts the week were estimated at
30 600 bales Interior receipts at princai points .o
a.v were as f0llOws: Houston 11.i4e bales, "saihst
/, 271 bses same last week. AMI l'Noi baies as
year. Neuphs $40 bales. against 2Dl- ana <'' "'e
Augusta $50 bales. against l63 ana S'o Dhet ~ us NJ
op, halns agans, 554 and 500 baeH, Cincinnati 23o
Sai.s against 44G and 1909 bales. Receipts ~ fous
Ton "Wednesday estimated al 5000 I" 'Nr naiss,
ars, O84 bales came day last week. ana ''o5 ba's
sat year: receipts wednesday are estimator
a., s 0D 10 q bales against IC4 bales same ny
To-. week and II 521 bales last year Receipts at incl
al ,or,s today were follows: Galveston ~. baies
a. 4,2 and 40 bales New Orleans. 2l s34 bales
ssins, 10 0ss and 1904 bales Mobile, 32s2 nn arsnss
sss and 92, bales: Savannah G6G4 bales agan. 'o'o
d s7o hales: Charleston. 3G6 bales. against LED ana
400 bales Norfolk 44ji bales. ngainst o2Oo ana 24o'
bales. , 4. 49,. .,a c,os,,, bida tho
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