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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1896-06-19

me repunllcan party Gas not been unfrieud.
~ to the purpose OF silver Il always favored
and faynrS to-day the use OF silver rs q part
OF our circulating medium But IL iavors that
use under such provisions and safeguards as
shall not iulperil our present national stand
ard The policy Of the republican party IS to
retain both gold and silver as part OF our
circulating medium. while the policy OF free
coinage Of silver leads 70 certain silver Mono
metallism. II Is on Immutahlc law that two
moneys Of equal value will not circulate to-
gether
As sound currency Is one OF the essential
Instruments 10 developing our commerce. IL IL
the purpose Of the republic n party NOT only
to develop Our domestic trade. but to extend
our commerce into the uttermost parts OF the
earth We should mot heEiu our contest for
commercial supremacy bS destroying our cur
rency standard. All tho leading powers with
which We must compete suspended the fees
coinage Of silver when tho announced produce
ton Of silver place the rntlo above tho cotn-
age ratio 10 r0ld. Shall we attempt what
they have found utterly ilnpossibles Shall tt
be said that our standard Is below theirsf
The Monroe doctrine must be firmly upheld
and the powers OF the earth made TO respect
this great uUwrItten law. There eau be no
further territorial acknowledgements by foreign
governments on tho continent
Our devotion 10 the pensioners otthe nation
was never more emphatic nor more necessary
than now
Tho republican party believes In the devels
opinent Of our navy and merchant marine un.
I'll We establish our undisputed supremacy
upon the high seas
The struggle for Cuban liberty enlIsts the
ardent sympathy OF the republican party .
party which has given to liberty It's fullest
meaning on this continent. We wish 70 see 4
new epubilc horn on Cuban soil greet the ne,s
+ country whose dawn Is ,ilseady iiafpisns sne
east
At the Conclusion Of atr Fairbanks Xpeefh
Mr.. Carter proposed the appointments Il secs
rotary asslsfnt scrrrtaries sergearits-iat-
arms. ofiiciAis eaosraphers andethef ofleiais.
and the persons 50 named were declared duly
appointed
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1896-06-19

citizen III hts rIght to live TO labor and
TO votes vigorous foreign policy; the en-
forcemeut Of the Monroe doctrine; the res
torntioh OF our merchant marine. safety
Under the Stars and Stripes on every sea,
IN every port; u revenue adequate for All
governmental expenditures and the gradual
extinguishmente of tho national debit a cur.
fency "as SOUND ns thu government and as
untarnished rs lts honor. where dollaTa
whether q gold. silver ofipaper. sAalihave
equai purchasing and debt-paying powoY WAN
the best dollars Of tho civilized world; a.pro.
secttve tariff which protects coupled with a
reciprocity which reciproeaie5. securing
American markets for American products
and opening American factories 20 the FREQ
splnAge Of American muscle; pension
policy Just and Renerous to our Iivinv
heroes AID TO the widows aud orphans
81 their dead comrades; the GOV.
'rnmental supervision aud control Of the
transportation lines and rates the protection
q the people from an Unlawful combinations
and unjust eEacrons 81 aggregated capital
MO fpofate power: an American welcome 10
very God-tearing. llberty.loylnR. cohsti.
sution-respectihg, lAw-abtdIng, Is6of.seei,.
mr., decent man; the exclusion of All ghose
pirth, whose blood whose eondltlons, whese
ieqchinra. nhosr practices would menace no
1tgmanpncy q free institutions. cndaneer
ne safety or American sociniy or itsaee liz
lpportnhttins q & Arnerlchn labor shs abnft.
Hon d sectiunallsfn every STAR fr I'M fiag
shining Tot the honprRpd weitsre and k4ps,li
TESS Of every commonwealth and 81 ali tho
people and. dcAthless loyalty 10 ali mai a
,flly American and patriotism. eternal As inc
stars
As senator Thurstob closed hts short speesb
sith sfe phrase. % patriotism as etefnst As
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1896-06-19

the stars" the air was reat With cheers amid
which he was heard 70 ask tho oIical ques.
ton. Gentlemen. VII Il Is your pleasuref''
The secretary read letter from the chair
they were engaged in the consideration Of the
Texas case and had not been able TO complete
It.
On motion Of Gov. Bushnell, OF Ohio, the
convention then adjourned until p M
Al s:IS the convention was again called to
order After prayer was offered. Judge George
Denny. Of Lexington, KY. was presented to
ofier TO the chairman a Ravel fashioned from
IN ash tree planted By Henry Clay on hts home
estate at Ashland, Ky. At this stage the
great hall for the first time was allied 70 OVER
flowing and the scene was impressive.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1896-06-19

aud Ifrc'atots were 10 sthe big hait
uefI1s Mcnieht some 81 the entrances were
rrntmNtfei arg Sd5slg1atcd Ffishttpl ron-
,usioa ftsni lea his morning Thousands 81
pcu1'e Hefe tprpsd from door 10 door
idN eirea nt.at-arsns could not DC found
oeanN lni renohstraneks denunclatIohs AM,
sulQn1fuls PROTESTS ftiedi me ar -
The sun., 1896-10-17


On very light volume Of business tho stock
market closed at general but fractional gains
on the days trading Tho dealings were thor
oughly professional and interest was largely
centred In few stocks, Sugar Refining. st,
Paul. and Manhattan furnishing over so q cent.
Of tho total transactions. The receipt of
S1,6o0,0oo gold previously engaged. and the
announcement that S3.30O,oOO additional
gold had been engaged for shipment
hither by tho steamships sailing to-day
and tomorrow led the room traders to
cover their contracts while further advance in
whsat was also stimulating influence. Further
weakness in the foreign exchange market, and
the fact that money on call did not develop no.
table strinRency, also operated In the same way.
There was no other news Of q character to
stimulate activity. Tho appointment Of re-
ceivers for tho Bay State Gas Com
pany excited neither surprise nor in
terest In the affairs OF the concern.
The stock recovered nearly 3 Q cent on only
moderate transactions. Sugar Refining. as
usual, led tho market in point Of activity, but
the movement In tho stock reflected nothing
moro than the ventures of the room traders,
who for the time are apparently shaping Its
course. At any rate, the larger interests which
usually control the manipulation in that case
appear to be doing nothing and seem TO DO will
ing that the stock should be kept before atten-
tion in tho way stated without help or inter-
ference on their part, Arbitrage houses were
moderate buyers Of stocks on balance, but not
to sufficient extent as to affect prices.
Final sales compared with those of yesterday
folIa
The sun., 1896-10-17

American warehouse deliveries were 7,4bs bags.
American visible supply Of Brazil olS,epi bags,
against 5Si 800 last year. The cables were Eenernly
higher TO day. and on buying for local and baltimore
account prices advanced, Some shorts covered.
NAVAL SToREs-Unon hanged. Spirits turpentine 2ek
a8Oc.; rosln, sl57I1Ssi.9o for common TO good
PErRoIKun-crude certificates here were quoted at
qi.i4; In OIL City no quotations were made Refined
PRovisioss steady and in fair demand, partly
for export; prime Western. etoO. Pork hrm and
fairly active; mess, SS5d@s6. Dressed hogs un.
changed. Tallow Dslc Chicago, Oct 10" Provisions
were only barely steady, the opening proving 10 he
high point Of day Packers were sellers" Butter
previous six la - 3p.0S6. Creamery wesern thirds
70 eItras l2(a I've; state and Pennsylvania do, 100
lee State dairy, half nrkin tuba seconds extras
13AiGc. Cheese-Rtceipts to-day, 3,B9S pkgs; last
ak days SY.832: previous ak days 81, ,iO5. state.
full cream. large coiored, fancy, 0fa l0c.; do white
common fancy Tc1lOc.; small, coored. fancy 7Ilp
iOc.; do white common to fancy 7lSd5 lOlLc. Eggs
-Recepts to-day, b33l cases; last six days 45 BOT;
previous six days 40,Bl4 State and Pennsylvania,
fresh gathered fair to fancy isd2oc.; Western do,
svaIReRsw DUH and arm; ss' test, 2ssc; eo' test.
Sc Refined quiet and Arm.
ToBAcco-sses Of 400 cases 1898 New England Ha
vana at l6Its 25c goo cases l5p3 Wisconsin Havana
at loo &c. 100 cases 1894 do. private terms 200
cases 1925 Zmners on private terms, so cases 1894
do at l2c. $50 casos sundries at 46l8c. 200 bales
Havana at soc.@si.io. and 100 bales sumatra at
S;sc.nS pc, ia tn ANA ware tn d,V,a prico.,
The sun., 1896-10-17

NEW YoRK. Friday. Oct. Io.-Receipts OF beeves
were 67v head II cars to be exported tU cars d.
rect local sauRhrers and 32 cars for the Market
t0ears on sale all told. Market very dull with sales
in aittnstances LOG &c. 100 pa lower than We'd
ncsday. SIX were unsold at the finish. Poorest
TO best native steers sold at s30o@$4,5u 100 Ds: :
stags and oxen ut S24o&ssiO: bulls at 81 10
45: dry at 81 80 Dressed beef steady
at bIsCisc n for poor prime native sides. Cables
from British markets quote American stc' rs at 90
lie u, dressed weight American refrigerated beef
at sssIsc. en-; American sheep At eISs ioIec n;
dressed weight. No exports to day: tomorrow, Stl
beeves, 1000 sheep, and 2l0 quarters OF beef.
Receipts Of calves. thciuding fS direct, were 4!e
head; 45I head sale oil told. VenIs sold slowly
at weak prices. while grassers were rated lower than
yesterday. About 90 head we're carried over. Poor
10 choice yeals sold at stasI 100 ns few tops ;,
making S725: grRasers at e262hdS2 as. Dressed
calves lower: city dressed veas. 7LfS lOL1c. y n.
Receipts OF sheep and lambs, including ~ di.
rect to butchers were T. 737 head: 55 sale. all
told. Market exceedingly dun and sheep very weak.
although lambs in most Instances realized a trifc
more than yesterday. Fifteen cars OF stock were un
sold at the 1nish Poor TO prime sheep sold at se25
SS3 55 100 Ds: common to choice lambs at SAC
S<.s5. Dressed mutton. +sefc. n; dressed lambs,
74gc.
Receipts of hogs 2s26 head including 1884 head
on sale. Market hrm. at S3fo@Si.e0 100 ns.
for State hoRn.
The sun., 1896-10-17

The trading today. what there was OF 1t. was OF an
Gnt,rely, professional character. The market was
practically unchanged from last niShts ena ng Inc
opened somewhat easier. After the initial dealings
,s % ssGF ON @ and eI
orleans account But the buying pressure was soon
Bureau has lIs,ontlnued It's daily report for the sea
son but private aivices reported light rains In Texas
smaller than had he-n expected though the receipts
continue large. Texas is about the only state in
dlminution. There IL little disposition TO trade here
white the receipt. continue on such large Gale Tho
receipts at Brrnhtn for the Week were .2bB bales
against 1919 las, week and 1900 last war, and AZ
Dallas GS.n's sS ai weeE ana so.
dry hot weather has nor ruined the cotton crop IN
dent. resulting in lhe crop apparently shedding
nearlv everything but matured 9olls s-haIigrown
November appearance cary IN August, which war
ranted untnlm0us declaration thar tn" crop was
not over oneUuartar OF the crop conld he gath rcu
The conditions have not been chanGcd by rains IN ths
sartion There were not enough to take tnH III kers
from the fields one day sine" picking commenced in
much @ eoan e esS exc tn IN TIRE" and haf Ss IN
ahs rS' S ana And nnea 5 M ssna
war ~ va. lie entire crop and they did not rns Iss
picsng until pccrmber Many plantcrsn AUGUST would
acres Some now getting bale TO the acre Lands
all through ths section nave never made such crops
August this is unsccounta6n. Cotton is still makins
Plenty OF oOms and many SINAI! bols yet TO mature.
life into tie plant its absurd TO assume there has
been no mproyemens IN son9laon 1r since sept l.
been over the State past lev days Snd say great
cotton. There are with very short crops and
there are also sections with the largest crops ever
isDOj made | ,5Ss bales on 4s.19s a, res.
CoFTEE--Rlo on the spot was quiet and nrm; No.
So SSs S aIacaSo sars So 400 sa vanilla ana od tss
Central American onpt The future trading was as
The sun., 1896-10-17
FJEorED 4 PASSENGER ROUGHLY.

A Third Avenue Cable Car Conduetor Hold
for Aspnult.
&c. Erickson. q conductor Of Third avenue
cable car, was hold in $500 bail by Magistrate
Brsnu in Yorkvlllo Court yesterday afternoon
on A charge of assault. He waa said TO have
forcibly elected James Morris Of IS Bowery
from his car at Third avenue and Fifty-second
street.
merely helped him to alight. Charles Ritter of
lO2 East seventy-second street and Mrs.
Huehes Of Garden street, Hoboken, testified to
the conductors rouRhness In ojectinR Morris,
who was so badly hurt that he was sent 10 the
Flower Hospital.
The sun., 1896-10-17
CONN CLAIMANT STILL At 1T.
u,-,h Ann AuGeii Gets . Conmission 20
Take Testimony In Michigan.

Tnke TestImony IN MIeuIKhh'
George s. Coleman as counsel for Mrs. Sarah
Ann Angel applied to Justice Beekman In the
supreme Court yesterday for tho appointment
~ commission at Grand Rapids to take testi-
,nony in tho suit which Mrs. Angoll has brought
against the heirs OF Jay Gould to establish her
dover rights as Jay Gould's wife, No objection
y Ssw days. Mira Angell's story 10 that while
Law Gould was a Young land surveyor he mar
Tied her and they lived together for eighteen
months. Tho testimony that Mrs. Angell's
nonnsei desire to obtain Is that of Ieaac n. In
graham OF Crosby, Mich. and John ID. Os-
borne OF Wyoming county. Mich.
The sun., 1896-10-17

NEW YORK STATE CANALS-NoTICE TO Contrac,
WsrRs, '['S 46aay @srS%sr l!Sh isaS o' 'u'''
81 6y nS aSS% @ %sr at his is'c once
at T "Hiock noon OF ma day. for ths mproyemcnt
% ne IG EFs gnna by snI .nG arsr''e waste
Plans. sp'cihraton; notices ana form of contract
Ai n ns De- dae hTSa toT aSs s S ts
onIr" q ~" suporinttn.ent OF Public MGrss & in A.
si;2as sgp; ;rtnt@%.a, ruoiS WITH. i sE5ae9;s
tsniMt @f :" raES M H worIs in Ka:Hrstor S '1' '
NkQrlkEhENTs- In ths sr'ert on OF ccm"nts 70
State viii be given the prefer nee Id"d they sat
l9tacturIiy pass the tosts called for by the specca
Ease any Questions shall arise II relation to the
tca,on, for lnis ~oT ne nt m q, pn9
IN MarsT tnt as St%% an 'S' @ @ nrs
or EXPERTS cnpoyrd by HIM 10 enable lam 10 settle
nc snrrr,ntendenE Of Pablo Works VIII require
,hat AL prr"- wi,S tca Agreed "n
for materials aud work frrniih.1 aud done snh r"r
sn"n'ls 10 MIN Tor Or n Te'sG."g n TIE h.
proposed to ie appropriated "uisdr ~ III. present
lanai uI ropr@iI n ne, Il! i le i't rrinrd hE us
engineer saaI hIrrrt rst materials shall bc taken
tnIe RON %r p vi srrr"n an, ali other work
must prosre,, such order at .aI tines AUD At such
Ienden' OF punlc woT,saa contemplated nS chap
rhe s,IferIntenirnt OF Public wor IS viii employ
Inspectors 10 rel resent his departne9t IN AMI dnrIni
requirements nf said !usp' tor, must u" observed by
the contractor and sad inspectors must he furnished
with p,try needed required iaclliiy for IN" nsppc
tIon OF all materials and MurS under the contract.
TINS notice viii bc publicly exhibited at the letting
Of saia work and will no Httachci 10 and loco no
part OF any contract which may he executed by the
Superintendent Of Public WorGs for sald work, and
shall have tie same bndlnS effect as any other part
or portion thereof.
Every proposal for said work must he accompanied
by drait or certified check upon some good hank
Ing Institution Of the city Of New York or Albany
issued ny national or stat hank IN good credit
WITHIN the State, payable Mt sight to the
super ntendeut nf Public Works for the amount
ex xpTrssed below required TO he deposited
with lid for the Proposed work. The amount Of
deposit with bid Tor the same wi be 5000 and VIII
be retained az Fart OF the security untl the
pl"tou OF the work. tho amount OF labor bond re-
aured on execution OF contract, $4,000: thu amount
OF bond for the faitUfui Performance contra on
execution OF contract, SnoDO Al proposals FOR the
AhOSp work must Be addressed To the Superintendent
OF Public works. at bany, y, y, and must he
dorsed on envelope. Proposal for the mDrovement
or the Erie canal by building the CArtrrsSlle waste
weir ana spway IT station 72l, Sec. l5." The right
GEO. W ALDRIDGE,
Superintendent OF Public Works
The sun., 1896-10-17

Court Calendars This Day.
Supreme Court-speciAi TeTm-Part n.-E1 parte
matters.
surrogate's court-Chambers-No day calendar.
For probate-wills of Elizabeth RucSg, Johann
Habersberger. Julia n. Bodstein at 1850 A. NJ.
City Court-Special Tcrm-Motions.
The sun., 1896-10-17
Rral estate :+ur sals-Gonnretirut.

NALCABLE real estate In city Of Norwalk and city
OF South Sorwalk. Conn. for sale at a bargain.
MELVILLE +. MEAD ~ Cedar st.
The sun., 1896-10-17

sPRlNTED MATTER. ETC.--German steamers sailing
On uesdays, 1hursdays. ami saturdays take
Printed Matter. etc. for Germany. and specially
Addressed Printed Matter. etc. for other parts OF
Europe. White star stua ncrs on wednesday take
Specially Addressed Printed Matter. etc. for
Europe. cuDard steamers on saturday tako
Print Matter etc, for Great BriIAiu and Ireland.
ana Sp'ciA " Addressed Printed Natter. etc. Tor
other parts OF Europe. Amer can and Fr nch line
steam tske Printed Matter. etc. for all coun'
tries for which they are advertised to carry man.
The sun., 1896-10-17
Dwelling HOUSES a. Est-Hruuhlpu.

COTTAGES
AT BROOKLYN HILLS; TO ia ROOMS: ALL I'M
PRovEMENTs; FARE 8 CENTS WILL SELL. TO
GOOD CITIZENS, FOR MONTHLY PAYMENTS
WITHOUT CASH.
c. O. DAWSON GAG nRoAnwAY
The sun., 1896-10-17
Dosr OFFICE NOTICE.
Should be read DAILY by all Interested as changes

Should be read DAILY by all Interested as changes
occur at any tmc.I
Foreign mails the week ending oct II will close
(PRUNPTLY In all eases at this onice as follows:
TRANSATLANTIC MA LIS -
SATURpAY-At 3 A. NJ tor FRANCE SwITZER-
LAkD, ITALY. SPAIN. PORTUGAL, TURKEY,
Egypt. and BRITISH INDIA per steamship Ia
I2uralne,,, VIA Hnyre,. at7 Il; for ai.l:Ak y.
ami RUSSIA. per steamship A!lcr, Yia Bremen
tictter- for Other parts % Europe VIA Cherh"urg
nnst be Directed per Allrr'' al : A. for
GESoA per steamship Kaiser wiln"m II. net.
t,rs must BE- dir Ctrd ''p"r Kaiser Nilhe % H.;
AZ q i. v. tsuppcm,ntary lU:Su A. NJ for
EUROPE. per. steamship UIhr;n' via queens
town, Ht 10 4. NJ. for SCOrLASi' d rect per steam
snip AnvEoria, GLASGOW ltlirrs muse be di.
ructud per Anchor,R - at - ". for CAPE COLO
Ny and SATAT. per steamship Richmond I'M
ucttrrs mlIst ny directed per l:IchGoni HHl'l;
Gt 1 =. NJ. for NETHERLANDS direct, per steam.
Ehlp Werkrndrm, via Rotterdam (letters must be
directed per WerkCudaIn ~.
The sun., 1896-10-17
lmrllina 4,Ouses atantsa.

CMALL house wanted TO rent upper west side near
- l2ath 81. Address T. w, box l1h sun onice
XIoULD like to rent small house on or near le5th
w and Sth with q view purchase 40
dreGs M, ", box 222, Sun ONCE.
The sun., 1896-10-17
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

New York stock ExchanGe-gsies Oct. 10.
UNITED STATES AND STATE BONDS On S1.ooos).
2lUsI. o,lssoll6Nl l5 usS'.c...".1ll
The sun., 1896-10-17
LOUISVILLE, new ALBANY & CHICAGO
RAILWAY COMPANY.
TO THE HOLDERS OF THE
Preferred and Common Stock /:

Under an agreement between Frederic P, olcott,
Henry w. Poor. and Henry c. Rouse. Bondholders'
Committee, and syndicate which 10 to furnish cash
necessary for the purposes OF the Committee holders
of the Preferred and Common Stock of the Lousv ls
New Albany and Chicago Railway Company have
tho right to subscribe Tor new common Stock OF a
proposed new corporation. upon the following terms:
Preferred stockho ders may subscribe for new Com.
mon Stock to an amount equal to their holdings Of
old Preferred Stock az share payable in cash,
and to receive In addition Preferred Stock for
such cash payment Common stock holders may sub.
scribe for new Common Stock to amount equal to
ono third OF their holdings OF old Common Stock
upon payment OF S73O in cash on each share OF tho
new Common Stock, receiving with each subscription
in addition new Preferred Stock equal to the amount
OF cash p i'd.
subscription may drpost with tho CENTRAL TRUST
COMPANY OF New York their certificates duly en-.
dorsed on or before November 30th. 1885, In hango
for recripts under an agreement between the CEN.
TRIAL TRUST COMPANY OF New York and tho syndi.
cate. dated october 10th, 1898. to which reference
IL hereby made.
Due notice will be given by advertisement and
otherwise OF tie time when cash payments will be
required.
SEw YORK, October 10th, 1890.
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK
The sun., 1896-10-17
COMMERCIAL CoMPEND.

FRIDAY, Oct. 1e.-GRAIN Wheat: SPOT WAS in
excellent demand for export and higher. Sales
100000 BUSH for export. Free on board a0oat:
No. red. s1s40s9c.: No. hard spring, 81 1Sc.;
No. Northern spring. New York. 79Ac.; No.
Northern spring. Duluth. soAc.; 800. 900 bush.
No. Northern hard spring OH private terms,
and 8. 900 bush. unRraded red at T3c. delivered.
The Northwestern car receipts were 9S3 cars
against 1,046 last week and l,227 last year.
1T23U0 last year and 26l cars, against 265 last
year; Toledo, 40.S!S BUSH, against l1.193;
$751; against 344.93o; Minneapolis, 42T.72o.
against 5l0.350; Milwauk e, $3.50, against
5O.o50 last year. Futures advanced l5sc. to &c.
The sun., 1896-10-17
dwelling auuses 90 get, a,ew serseu

AT ARLINGTON, N IA new modern 90 story
~ frame house. rooms, with bath; vas throughout;
In restricted and refined ncighborhood; rent $50;
three minutes to railway station. For particular
call on ElLSHEMlUS. 2G5 Broadway.
The sun., 1896-10-17

Exports. .lOoIo o.35l
Winter IN bbls.: supernne. s2ase.95: No. extra.
S2xo@S2 so; No. extra. Sc. .40si2.g0; clears. 500
$3.50; stra gnts. SS5osSt; patents. ss.eOs$43o
Bran go MS. 100 ns 47sG152bac; shorts go Bs.
b0G55c:: m ddIlngs tsOGiOO nsJ. 0oG 73c.: sharps
CorToS-spot cotton here was unchanged with sales
OF ~ bales for spinnins $500 were delivered on con
year ago: New Orleans and Gulf \ 5.loc. against
ps4c. last year. Savannah declined tSc.. and Calves
ton and Charleston l.lBc. Augusta advanced l-l6C.
New orleans sold 1000. Memphis 700. Norfolk
Louis $50. and Savannah 27t bales. Liverpool de-
clin-d l32d on the spot. with safes OF 10000 bales:
futures there were unchanged To l9i. lower III Nan
chester yarns were dun and cloths dull and
The receipts al the ports were i+I57 bales including
various. against 6I,usI last week and I3Ils last
year; totalfor the week 33i SOL bales against 32g.
46I last week and 2I2 I95 last The receipts
New orleans tomorrow are 'stlmated at $4,000 to
10000 against l2.nDi last week and $50
Houston expects 10000 to 1900 against ~2a last
were 30.U77 ha!.s Inc total Interior receipts for tn.
week were 22i.3S3 bales, against 22j.5sJ last week
and 2O5,I4i last year; shipments l9s.pJr. against
v7 I54 last week and 1852 s0i last year; stocks Sp1
@ri. a.ainst 31S,Bil last week and 2b0. .SaB last
year In New Orleans December declined nve
points, recovered the loss AMI advanced nine
hut lost the improren ent The Liverpool
sales for tho week were $4,000. includ ng
$4,000 American against $1,000 last week Of witch
57OnD were American and $4,000 las; year. OF which
Ing yu3,O0O American against SS2 900 last week. of
which 5000 ware American, and a03 900 last year.
including 19I.0OO American. Futures here to-day
opened To points lover, recovered the loss, and
lower the day. with sales of l2sgOO bales. The
ire q
The sun., 1896-10-17

Futures here adyancod 70 20 % poInts clos steady
5g was gnsh%.seds {" sa o Ko SdsanSsd
s i6d an advance OF 1920. santos was quiet at
400 reiS advance; receipts 24,0O0i STOCK, 8SI0O0.