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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-12-27

-iFES7 SIMPSON MEMORIAL METHODIST
49, Episcopal Church, COZ Hayes and Buchanan
sts-Rev John Stephens, pastor; residence 300
Baieht st. Preaching at II A NJ. and 7:3O P. NJ.
Special hristmas services to-dav. Fine Music by
double quartet. sermon in the morning by Rev.
John Cuyle DID: IN the evening by the pastor.
Topic. "N hat Christ Has Done for Ii liberty" sun
DAY school at u 20 PM. c. Z. Perkins saperinteDd-
ent. Epworth League service at 30 p. n. The
public cordially invited 10 all the services OF
this church. seats free. Ushers in attendance.
lrayer-meedng Wednesday evening at AS
O'clock.
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PERSONALS.

MEXICAN BACHELOR OF MEANS,
IA Catholic, age As, seeks acquaintance OF LADY
OF suitable age or widow without children: object
matrimony; reference given ana required Ad-
dress q. W., box 33. Call.
MRS. JENNIE FLEMMING-PLEASE CALL
1u or SEND your address to 5 81 Minna ST.: must
leave civ Monday {. E. n.
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H. FIRST c H RIST IAN CHURCH,
IL Twelfth ST., bet. Howard and Mission
Pastor. Frank 5. For. Christmas sermon at
! A. N. by the pastor; subject, savior" Old
year sermon at 1;45: subie C, ''t rusade-Shall We
REDEEM The Dying Century?'' Baptismal service
at close of evening service Sunday school. 9 80
IN NJ \. 7. = {. L. $50 P. NJ. Seats free All well
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IL THE SECOND UNITARIAN CHURCH
49, cor. Twentieth and Capp sts-A. J. " els
pastor. Sermon AT II A. NJ by Rev. Eliza Tup per
Wilkes; subject. "What hmk Ye of Christi" Lee
ture at T:45 P. NJ by The pastor Music as an
: Art" Both services will be marked by special
:. music. seats free. Sunday at 9:45 A NJ
Pastors res ,dence, 90 Liberty street.
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EASTERN HOUSE WANTS ACTIVE MAN
IL with $400 to manage business the coast;
legitimate, pleasant, very profitable. HENRY
Royal Hotel. Ellis ST.
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t. FIRST NEW JERUSALEM CHURCH
IT. (Swedenborgian). Otarrell street. between
ebster ana tIlmore-Pastor, Rev. d. V. Bow en-.
Sermon at II A. NJ; text. ''Emmanuei-God With
s. The seventh lecture of the present course
VIII be gwen at 1880 P. NJ; subject, birth of
Jesus Christ" Seats free All are cordially in
YIted. SnbhAt h-sChool Id A NJ
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ENGINEER AND FIREMAN WANTS WORK
u T any kind: first-cass reference. Address w.
II. B. box Is. this Office.
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COMPETENT TEACHER OF PAINTING,
~ drawing and crayon portraits wo3ld do art
work or teach In exchange for home for self and
daughter 60 years. during winter; other pupils.
Address il. W., box l12 Call Office.
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0ln DON'T BUY BAD WILL AND STALE
OOO. stock, but rent or lease fine new corner
grocery, bar, stable and living rooms: larse lot:
Harrison st.
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- THE FIRST UNITARIAN CHUhCH
&c SW. cor ,Ieary and Franklin sts-Rev. Dr.
Ntebbins, minister The Sunday-schooI is at y:45
B b eciass conducted by Rev. Samuel Socomh
I lie morning serv ce is at IL O'clock. Appro-
pirate 10 the Christmas season. All cordially
invited. The evening service is omitted.
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EASTERN HOUSE WANTS RESPONSIPk II
~ party witt $500 TO $500 to control busine, In
this coast; big opening. Apply 10 NJ r. KNOiyL%
TON, Royal house 1873 Ellis ST., 8 to 3.
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THE ELEGANT REsTAURA Mt 12412 q FAR
rell st. will be sold for the best offer before IL
O'Clock Monday; thi, is grand chance to secure
good business, including a gas range. see l. II.
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ELEGANTLY FURNISHED SPOKTING-
IL house of IL rooms in Los Angeles Cal hest
location and doing fine business; central Iocas
ton: price $4,000: $500, balance on long Tim :.
good reason for selling. Address l. A., box NJ
Call Office ~
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MAN AND WIFE WOULD LIKE TO GET
1fI work in a boarding house; man is good cook
and his W fe good housekeeper; city or country.
Address 27l Stevenson ST., base ment
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COUNTRY BARBER-SHUP FOR SALE; THE
" only one in town population 1900; average
rece pts 800 per month: cheap rent; living room;
all fixtures go; price $l75. Address J. B. LAkKIN,
Mayfield Cal.
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Y - ASSOCIATION AUDIT ORIUM MASON
e~D and Ellis sts.-Special service today at 3
O'Clock. Address by Rev. Has. Smith of Lon
don. Eng. subject, seven Thousand Years A go
or the MYSTERIES OF Ancient Egypt" Service Tree
10 both ladies gentlemen.
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CHINESE AND JAPANESE EMPLOYMENT
y office; best help 4l41a VFarrell. Tel 426.
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| YOUNG MAN AS CLERK FOR COUNTRY
| grocery, $50: also Dookkeeper, $50: references.
| Adore eS with stamp ipclOsed d., box 70, Call.
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l. IKoT-CLASS BUOkKEEPER AND OFFICE
j man for large house; salary object: good
city and best Eastern references Lutte II. PIKE,
$50 Market St
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DESTITUTE TAILOR IN STARVING CIR.
~ cumstances would like little work of any
kind. CHARLES HELLBREK, GIT Mission.
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y DUNG MAN WISHES TO ASS ST UNDER
L taker with view to learning the business; re-
Liable, willing and oblieing; 20 pay expected at
beginning. Address t., box 90, Call l. iii e.
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5000 CORNER SALOON DOING GOOD
sNOOO. business for sale. because OF other In
terests. 2l9 Fourth at.
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BUILDINGS BOUGHT: LUMBER, SASHES
~ doors N antels, etc, for sale. 1853 Mission st.
CECONDHAND KODAKS CAMERAS, LEN
~ ses, magic lanterns and slides. 100 Montgmry
YELL YOUR BUuh>, CI.Ul nI>u AMI Jr.W
- elrv 10 \. kLF IN. 100 sixth st: send postal.
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e. WASHINGTON HALL. IS EDDY ST
DC II A. N. and 7:45 NJ. Rev. &. w. Hen
ming Topic this morning, ''Wnat Is the Most
Urgently Needed REFORM" Evening, Love thy
Neighbor as hyself." Every BODY invited.
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$1,000 with ss 10 take SSh h., A
1erest in manufacturing business. Inquire OF As.
L BLIXIN 62l HoMard AZ
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q. n OOn Wholesale AND RETAIL
I'D lV.OOV. iiquor-s,ore; one of the best estab-
| 1ished and finest locations in city; long lease;
| buyer can use same name; fine trade without
| soliciting. SCRIBNER d CO.. City Hall ave
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-12-27

DAINTlNG. PAPERHANGING, BY FIRST
l. class temperate man must have work; Will
work very cheap; day or job Painter, box SO,
l,alI
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MEN AND WOMEN OUT OF EMPLOYMENT
4'l and willing to work can learn of permanent
situation al good wages by writing at once TO L. "
H., box 2S3. AuRusia. Nj aine.
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s.
CT. BERNARD PUPS; THoROUGHBRED.
- S12 Elizabeth. west OF Ca tro
cello NEW FAMILY SINGER MACHINE,
sD III. with all attachments. 2437 Mission ST.,
near Twenty first
DICTUkk-FKAMING WITH GLASS 7x9IN.,
i 10c.: Sx10 and 10x12, l5c; 11Xl4 and 12x16,
2Oc: 14xl7, 25c: 1ox2O, Soc; 1sx22, 35c: 2Ox24,
45c: 22x2S in. soc. JONES SAT Mission st.
CTRICTLY HIGH-GRADE WHEELS; '96
~ model; new and a few slightly used; at a
special bargain to close out before January l.
Call a. 400 Battery ST.
4 T FACTORY WHOLESALE PRICES-RAT-
IA ian chairs rockers, stands aud odd pieces suit
able for holiday presents Save you half by call
ing at once at California Rattan Company, 81
First ST, near Mission.
OARS, SCALES. MIRRORS, FRENCH
Oranges, ETC.. bought, sold MEEK, l11S Mission.
CEC0ND-HAND SAFE; FIKEPkOOF; VERY
- cheap. d. n. HAWLEY, 31S Market ST.
DRINTING PRESS. TYPE. ETC: FINE
L Christmas present HILL, 22Hs Geary. r. 80.
HIGHEST PRICE PAID GENTS HAND
IL clothing ana dresses. FABIAN. 1920 Folsom.
NATIONAL CASH REGISTER, GOOD OR
~ der; al so large folding door safe. Mission st.
COFfEE MILL SCALES, LETTER PRESS
" stand desk. none till. safe; cheap. lO2 Clay.
MONARCH BLUE FLAME HEATERS ARE
ltl the bes. w. S. RAY MFG. Co. II California
LARS SHOWCASES, COUNTERS, Shelly
~ Ing etc. ought and sold 1868 Mission, tn.
4 OILERS, ENGI NES, 2D-HAN DMACHINEKY
- water pipes Mcintosh & Wolpman. 1877 Beale.
ONE SMALL MrUiUM AND LAIstE-SIZE
" fire and burglar proof safe. l09-1l1 Market ST.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
- = = - = -.
1000 BARGAINS FOR SALE.

A II LOWEST MAN With BUSINESS AND
IA office wants q man with legitimate hnsine = 70
share his office and let him attend 20 his business
fDy arrangement TO make an honest lIving. Won a
give services free for some onths for position and
interest. ddress o. o., e3, ST. AIMS nuiIdinc
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Unusual OPPORTUNITY 70 PURCHASE
~ the whole a three-quarter interest in we'll
esta blished warehouse business paying good and
sure yearly income; will accept desirable prop
erty in part payment EASTON, ELDRIDGE e
CO., 63S Market ST.
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nISuWASHER WANTS WORK IN SMALL
~ restaurant other place where he learn
to cGoi. IL. b. HAUSEN. box 33, Call Office
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Es The IHEUSOPHICAL. SOCIETY =
W. Free pub bile lecture every sunday evenin z
at o'cloc&. Native Sons building Ala Mason 81.
Tonight, Cycles and Their Corresp ondences," by
Miss Marie A. Wa sh. Good music.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-12-27

CIEADY NAN WANTS PLACE TO MILK
~ in dairy in city. Address PAULSON
2U2 SIKH ST.
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IT, FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIEN-
Et~S tist-Services at II A. NJ. in Beethoven Hall,
So Post ST Powell. Christian Science Bible
Lessons; subject, Review Sunday school Tor
children the same hour. {" Science and
Health" STUDY Thursday P. NJ. in Mystic
Hall. 800 Post ST. Ali are welcome.
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ES THIRD OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES URCh,
&c Fifteenth ST.. near Misslon-Rev. William
Reder. pastor. Services at II NJ, subject:
"The Optimism of Chris ials." Services at 7:30
P M, subject: "A Christmas Message" to com
merctal travellers who will attend. Special Christ
music under direction OF William c. Siadtfeld
BY chorus choir of twen y-nve voices, assisted bv
prom inent sOoists. Morning: "Te Deum"
CIhayer); alt Came Upon the Midnight Clear"
(-uillva.O, soprano solo and chorus: duet from
~ h Holy ChiIdn (Parker). Evening: -. Sing
10 God" (Gounod), soprano and alto solos and
chorus: violin solo "Meancholie' (LeonaId).
y. 4. solomon; 1.-The Manager Cradle" (Neidlinger).
alto 500 and chorus; The First Christmas
{Barnby) choral anthem in four parts: "Under
starry sky (Sto.y), soprano solo with violin
obligato All are cordially invited.
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- HOW A nd PRtSBl TERRAIN CHUK
Lt-S cor. ak Baker sts.-ReV. F. r. Farrand,
pastor. Christmas services at A NJ. and Z AS
VI orning theme. Echoes from Bethlehem's Ho V
y ight.' Special Christmas music by select choir.
In the evening a Christmas praise service, the
choir sisted by DR.. A. o. ReGensburger, violon-
Cellist. Sabbat h-school at $50 A.. NJ. y. p :.
{. r. = g: 80 PRAYER meeting "Wednesday
evening. Social and matchmaking on Thursday
evening. Pastors residence SIG Devisadero st.
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THE NEWS OBSERVER, SATURDAY MORNING., SEPT

Copper, dull; brokers 1855; ex-
change $10.50@1075
Lead, steady; brokers, $3.50; ex-
change $2.7002.75.
Tin, steady; straights $13.2501335;
plates quiet.
Spelter, weak; domestic S3.55d365
Coffee, spot, Rio, dull; No. z, fobbing
1914; invoice 1914 mild quiet; Cor
dova 11Ml6H.
Sugar, raw, easier; fair refining.
21 3-16; centrifugal, 90 test, 3H asked.
BALTIMORE
Baltimore, Md, Sept 4-Flour, in
active and unchanged.
Wheat, duh and lower; spot and
month 60%M60H October 61hh@61A !;
December 63A064; steamer, No . red,
55%M55%; southern wheat, by sample.
60M63; do. on grade 59%M621h.
Corn, dull and lower; spot and
month 25M25H; October 25%025M ;
November and December, new and old,
26M26H; January 27H asked; steamer
21@2fH; southern white and yellow
corn 26A@27.
Oats, steady; No. , white 25G26.
nominal; No. 2 mixed 22b623.
Rye, quiet; No. nearby, 36M37;
western 37HM37A.
Hay tending lower; choice Timothy
S1400 asked
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

New York, Sept. 1.-The stock mar
ket to-day was uniformly strong, and
moderate volume of business was
well distributed Sugar led the list in
point of activity, and gave tone to the
general speculation on the evidence
OF manipulation upward by the power
full inside interests in the property.
London was also a considerable factor,
turning to the bull side, after its re-
cent persistent selling The opera
tions from this quarter, as well as the
domestic dealings had, however, a
strong professional flavor. An encour-
aging development also was increasing
activity and pronounced strength in
the railway bond market on invest
ment purchases.
Around delivery hour fractional
concessions had occurred but in the
late dealings renewed strength was
displayed. The extreme gains ranged
from 1 to per cent. The market
closed at moderate concessions from
the best figures of the day.
Railway and miscellaneous bonds
" ere strong and active with a number
OF the usually inactive shares figuring
in the dealings. The gains were mate
rial in most cases, and ranked from
l to per cent. The sales were $3.50,
600.
Governments were higher all around,
on transactions of 100000.
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NEW ORLEANS
OTHER MARKETS.

Norfolk, firm, TX 1874 bales.
Baltimore, nomial s9s; 81 bales.
Roston, quiet, Sa; SO bales.
Wilmington, firm, re; 2,2s5 bales.
Philadelphia, firm, ~; - bales.
Savannah, firm, 75s; 3,545 bales.
New Orleans, steady, 7zs; - bales
Augusta, firm, rs; 1926 bales.
Charleston,
New York. quiet. 81: - bales.
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NAVAL STORES.

Charleston, s. c., Sept. 4-Rosin,
firm, $l.25@ 100; turpentine, firm,
21H.
Wilmington. \. c., Sept. 4-Rosin,
firm; strained, $1.35; spirits, quiet,
9lH@21A;e tar, quiet, S1.05; turpen-
tine, quiet; hard Sl.20; soft, Si.55;
virgin, $t65.
Savannah, Ga, Sept 4-Spirits, firm,
%; sales 729; rosin, firm; water white.
$500; window glass, $1.s5; N, S1.70;
NJ, $1.65; K, $1.60; l., $1.55; H., G., f.,
and F., S1.45; d., c., b. and A., $1.40;
sales, TAB.
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NEW YORK.

New York, Sept. 4.-Spot cotton
closed quiet; middling uplands, S1s;
middling gulf, SA sales 124 bales.
Futures opened steady; sales 10000
bales.
Futures closed easy; sales 231, 100
bales
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LIVERPOOL

Liverpool, Sept. 4.-4:l5 p. M.-Clos-
ing cotton, spot, limited demand;
prices higher; American middling,
fair, 5 5-32d; good middling, 4 27-32d;
American middIing, 4 23-32d; low mid
ding, 4Ad; good ordinary, AID; ordi-
nary, 5-16d.
Sales of the day were 1000 bales, of
which 500 were for speculation and
export, and included $500 Americana;
receipts 1900 bales, all American.
Futures opened quiet and closed
barely steady at the advance.
American middlinm
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The Stock Market Again Stror &
and Active.
INSIDERS BOUGHT HEAVILY
Railway Bonds Strong on In
vestment Purchases.
DECLINE OF II POINTS IN COTTON
New Orleans Observers Estimate the
Crop at 8.25o,ooO Sales and the
Worlds Consumption at
100000.

New York. Sept. 1.-THE cotton mar
ket opened easy at a decline of 4(G8
points. cables being disappointing and
local sentiment fayoring liquidation.
The decline was arrested early by
renewed outside buying interest and
the unfavorable crop accounts. The
movement of new cotton at all ports
and interior towns fell below estimates
made early in the week. Selling orders
checked the rise in the afternoon,
although it was claimed that the situa-
tion as to statistics and crop news is
quite as bullish as at any tine in the
history of the market at this season.
The close was easy at a net decline of
7@11 points, the lowest of the day.
HUBBARD BROS COTTON LETTER.
New York, Sept. Especial )-Liv-
erpool opened with more inqu ry for
spot cotton, sales 1000 bales, middling
4 22-32; last year Az. Futures were
steady, 3-64 to 4 ga advance, and closed
barely steady at 1s to l advance. Sep
TENDER and October 4.31; last year Ais.
Manchester quoted yarns and cloths
not much doing Our market opened
with sales of January at S.35 and $50,
and after selling az 8.42 and S.35, ruled
at S.38 at ! p. IN. The market of yes
terday afternoon came as surprise
TO the trade and lower prices, With a
possible break, were predicted, bu,
much inherent strength was shown
on the opening which was at "A decline
Of about s points. This decline was
recovered during the afternoon, and
the market at one time was nearly at
yesterdays closing quotations. Trad
l., Il r Ia
prices have held we'll and at no time
has there been any great weakness.
Estimates are reported from careful
New Orleans observers that Texas
crop will be $4,000 bales: that~S,-
100000 bales for the entire crop is a
maximum. and that the worlds con-
sumption viii be $4,000 bales. This
may have had an influence in strength
ening prices. The light receipts were
a greater one. and sellers are timd.
At midday the market lapsed into un-
usual quie and is steady with little do
ing The market has been nervous
during the afternoon, with, however,
no special feature Trading has been
considerable, and good buying has
predominated Immediately at the
close heavy sellers appeared, depress-
ing prices kilograms from Galveston
report no rains, and that the crops will
not be benefited should they come.
HUBBARD BROS. 81 co.
NEW YORK,
New York, Sept. 4.-Spot cotton
closed quiet; middling uplands, 81a;
middling gulf, so sales 124 bales.
Futures opened steady: sales 10000
bales.
Futures closed easy; sales 231,1o0
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IMPORTANT
SALE OF REAL ESTATE

The undersigned commissioner, Az
pointed by decree of the Superior.
Court of Dare county, North Carolina.
in an action wherein James f. Chara
rustee, is plaintiff, and NJ. f. Warren
trustee, and John Fox are defendants,
will, under and by virtue of the termEy
of said decree expose to public sale as
the Courthouse of Dare county, In
Manteo. North Carolina. on
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easier at 3(a7 per cent; last loan 3,
closed 3. Prime mercantile paper,
nominally, 7Q9 per cent. Sterling eX-
change steady, with actual business
in bankers bills at $4s4(d4. 84h for
demand and S4.s2h@4s2A for go days.
Posted rates $4.83@4.84h and $4.84@
4.86. Commercial bills $481h. Bar
silver 66H. Silver certificates 66h@67.
Government bonds strong. State bonds
dull. Railroad bonds strong.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-09-05

N0R sALE-second-Hand Saloon fig.
~ tures-32 of them; ali sizes; any price
from 100 to t625; must sell. Write Quick To
American Saloos Fixture Company; Gin
einnati; o.
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New York, quiet, STe; - bales.
TOTAL NET RECEIPTS.

New York, Sept tie following
are the total net receipts of cotton at
all ports since September ] 1896:
Galveston, 1882 bales; New Orleans,
1888: Mobile, 2,15S; Savannah, a.
t92: Charles ion. 1866; Wilmington,
4.317; Norfolk, 4.271; Baltimore ~;
New York. rs; Boston, 233; New Port
News; Philadelphia, 1911; West Point
Va, -; Brunswick, -; Port Royal, p
o93; Pensacola, ~; total, 63,403 bales.
RALEIGH COTTON MARKET.
Strict middling :. ........7h
Mlddllng ............1%s
Low middling ........7A
Cotton receipts yesterday 1858 bales.
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.
New York, Sept. 4-Money on call
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, Sept. 4.-Cables were again
the prominent feature of wheat. They
were a distinct disappointment and
helped materially to break the price of
December zsc. below yesterdays close
Corn broke &c, closing at the lowest
point ever recorded for futures. Oats
declinedAc. and provisions 2h010c
Opening. Closing.
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