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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-01-23

Gn9lan0 wirb ii@ wobl bitten,
nit uns Rries un3ufausen. Seine ries
fsen 2apitalanIasen bier gu Hanbe iinb
auein i@on Barsen fir ben Grieoen.
gnslanb bat iiber breitauienb Mioionen
Dollars in ameritanii@en l1nterueb>
munsen anselest; allein 81, ,25o, 900, :
900 iteden in Giienbabuen. Die Gnss
ldnber iinb bic 9aupteiaentbamer Der
folsenben Babnen: Nem Oort Central,
9ouisuiQe & @aibuiue, @abaib, Peuns
ipluania. Union paeific, Pbilaoelpbia
& Reabius, Nortbern Paeifie, grie,
0tem Dort, Ontario & @eitern, Soutbs
weitern Yaeific, Mt@iiou, Topeta &
Santa Sc, SQinois Central, Baltimore
& Sbio, Soutbern &aiIwap unb anbe>
rer mebr. Nmeritanii@es @runbeisens
tbum, bas ii@ in 9dnben uon Gnsldn>
bern befinbet, miro nit 81. 500, 600, 900
,uobl taum gu bod anseseben. Su bie:
iisen 8erswerteu iino fie nit minbeitens
$3.50, 900, 900 betbeiIist, unb enslii@e
&apitalien, bic bier in ber Torm BON
ausitebenben Darleben lei&t bisponibel
sebaIten merben. .uerben auf mebr als
800, 900. 900 anseseben. Sn Brauer>
eien befiten iie Mntbeile uon $s5, ,ooo,>
900, an ViebbOfen unb in gaummoQ>
S5abriten ie $40, 100000, MQes in
Allen bere@uet ii@er SO, ,29s, 500, 900.
Da5u tommen bann nod bic unerneBs
li@en uno unabi i4debareu Betrd9e,
rpel@e bieiise Smporteure ben enslii4en
Tabritanten unb &au feuten far auf
@reoit setaufte @aaren i@ulben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-01-23
9aS bemotrotiide y,ationals 6 omite

9aS bemotratii@e NationalsG omite
fat 1T elmer leeten Donneritaa absebals
tenen Sisuns bei@lo6en, bic NationaIs
Convention am 7. syuli unb jwar in
gbica9o ab3ubalten. Gin 0orf4las
uon AQen q. Tburman BON Otio, bic
gonuentton am 7. SUM-, alio 5wei 80.
den uor ber republitauii@en, abaubal>
ten, tpurbe abselebnt unb 3uar NIT SO
9esen 1s Stimmen. Wier Stdbte be-
uarben iid UNI be gbre, in ibren Maus
ern bic Convention 3u ieben; IS maren
bies Neu Oort, ct. 0ouis, Cincinnati
unb Chicago. 2estere Stabt trus Bel
ber 20. Mbitimmuns ben Sies bauon.
Man betra9tet bic @abI uon @bieaso
ais cine Nieberlase Der Mbmtniitrations>
faction unb einen Sies Der Bimetalli>
iten.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-01-23

81 elmer semeini@aftli&en Situns
bes @eprdi ientantenbauies unb Senats
uon Ohio murbe Gr:@ouperneur Tor.
ater am lesteu Mittwo@ als Senator
ermdblt, iiber uel@es greisniB ii@ ber
@lepelanber r@d@ter unb Nnjeiserr
folsenbermaben uernebmen ldBt: Sn
Columbus ipielte ii@ seitern Der 3peite
Mtt ber auf Der republitanii@en Staats>
eonuention 3u 3anesuiqe aussearbeiteten
Staats-g gom6bie ab, ndmli@ bic Grmdb>
lung uon Grs@ @ouuerneurSoiepb8. .Toras
ter gum Bunbesienator. Der@aucuss8e>
i4luB Der &epublitaner ii4erte ibm bic
beiBeriebnte @bre. Seit 2s Sabren
mirb, .penn Senator 5orater ieinen Po>
iten antritt, gum eriten Male Der Staat
Obio i'm Bunbesienat our4 3mei 9te>
publitaner uertreten iein. Gen. Sobn
Sbernan bat, nit l1nterbre9un9 ber
pier Sabre, udbrenb oerer Ct Wtitslieo
bes Cabinets mar, ununterbro@en i'm
Senat ieit 1868 eiuen sit .nnesebabt.
Sbm 3ur Seiten itanben bic Demotras
ten Gburman, PenoIeton, Papne uno
Brice. Man nimmt ,uobl ni@t nit
l1nre@t an, baB es Senator Sberman
wdbrenb ber sanSen 3eit nett lieber mar,
einen Demotraten neben ii@ 3u iebem,
ais einen MepubIitaner, neil er bic 0ers
tbeiluns Der 8unoespatronase fir fi@
aQein gu ii@ern mani@te. Sest erbdlt
er in 9errn Gorater einen unerwini@;
ten Nipalen. Gs CAB einmal cine tur3e
Periobe pon 3uei Sabren, udbrenb pels
der Obio 3wei bemotratii@e 8unoesies
natoren bate; IS mar bies i'm 46. @on>
greg, pon 1879 1881. Die beioen
Demotraten paren Eburman unb penbs
Teton uno iie maren e@te, ti@tise 0er>
treter bes 0oltes. um iene 3eit iaB
@berman I'M Mintiterium. - Der brittle
Mtt ber sroBen Obioer StaatssG Gom0bie
- bic erite mar bic Grmdbluns Buib>
nells gum @ouuerneur W. ioll ii@ auf
ber Nationalconuention in St. Souls
abjpielen. ST lit betitelt: vDie No>
n,inat,on McRinleps als republifani<
i@er Nrdfoentl@aftscanoibat. Sb
aud bieier Mtt ii@ 10 slatt abipielen
rpirb, tpie bic beioen eriten?"
Gin l1rtbeil pom mebr als 9em0bnli>
der Bebeutuns fir 9ausbeiiter ioluobl
ais Mietber, fdlte am letteu Treitas
@i9ter Brill in st. Baul. Gs bans
bette li4 bier I'M einen 6aq, NO eine
Trau bic semietbete Wcbnung perlieb,
obne $77 riiditdnbiser Mietbe gu be3aD>
len. Der @idter perfiiste nun, oaB
bic Summe ais lien (0fetentiom) auf
bic M0bel ber 0ertlasten selten ioq
unb Elm seniisenoes auantum berielben
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-01-23
Nun11l1er 45.
DAKOTA HOUSE.
Rotel erfter Kla6e,
Frau II. 5etter Gtpe,,tl)iinter,
New llIm, Winneiota.
&eisnbe HnbeH ieberseit bic bette aufnabme

CHICAGO HOUSE,
&i4aro @eiiinser. Giscntbiimer,
M.rn. u. l. Slbir., Neu lllm.
&eitnbe. iowie xohsdnssv fnben ,u ieter 3eit bte
bette lntertunft unb Se6ieRnHs. Rot lei Tag ober BEL
ber @o&e. in Der 0irbi6lft merben tets bic beitea
getrdnse: eisarren nnb 9abas sebaI,en. Cute Stal
tunseu fir ben auSfpann.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-01-23

Sut Notal bes Commercial Club 3u
W}inneapol,s fanb am Mittwo@ letter
@o9e bic ,wansisite Sabresperiamms
lung ber Staats:Torit>M Miiociation itatt.
@s batten ii4 nur etma 20 Mitslieoer
einsefunoen. mas Brdiibent g. 81.
Omen in ieiner Mnipra@e tief beoauerte.
Der @taats>Geuermarbein, Gen. s. e.
Mnbrems perlas eiuen Nufiat aber bic
Werbinberuns pon Walobrdnben. ..
s. 8rano ipra@ iber ben Bertb unierer
Goriten pom commersteQen Stanbpuntt
aus unb bebauptete, bab ber Gi4tenbes
itanb pon Minneiota einen 8ertb BON
$s5, 900, 900 babe. :. 6. Moper ems
pfabl bic Yfansuns uon @ottontuooo,
Bappeln, eide, Bor @tber, lllmen unb
Mborn. grs@ouu. Yiqsburp empfabl
bic 5@aHuns elmer StaatssG sGoritreierpe.
2ieut. Col. Sones ipra@ in intere6anter
@eiie aber bic @a1erreieruoirs. Or.
@barles q. S3emitt rebete aber ben Gin>
fluff ber @dlber auf bas @etter. Der
Beri9t bes S@asmeiiters 3eiste, baB
bic Muslasen i'm porisen SABRE 81, 775.s
95 betrusen unb Elm Raiienbeitanb BON
$637.55 porbanoen 1T. Die alten
Beamten wurben mteber9ewdblt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-01-23

Sarab 8ernbarbt 1T uon
Nem Dorter 3eituussreportern mieber
einmal interuierpt uorben. Mus bieien
Snteruie.us erieben mir. baB iie INNER
nod runaefdbr breiB,s" Sabre alt it,
SebenfaIs aber iebr unsefdbr!
Gr>Yrdiibemt 9arriion befin:
bet ii@ alio bod. mie nunmebr officieq
betannt sema@t wiro, aufGreiersfaben.
Seine auserwdblte lit cine Grau Dims
mid, cine 9ti@te ber 6rau 6arriion.
Trau Dimmid fibrte na@ benz MbIebeu
ibrer Gante benz prdiioenten, ibrem On>
tel, ben 9ausbalt unb madte bic Son;
neurs i'm @eiben lpauie. sic lou bies
nit 70 rubisem uno wobltbuenbeu Tatte
setban baben, bag 9err 9arr.ion ii@
enbli@ ba3u enti&loB, ibr ben Plas
ieiner ueritorbenen @attin 3u seben. gu
einem Greunbe' iou er seiast baben,
Trau Dimmid sefalle ibm nameutlid 10
gut, neil iie ME seipro@en babe, menn
er 3u benten sebabt babe. Das 1T na<
tirli@ cine iebr lSbli9e Giseni@aft.
Gar cine 6rau aber 1T IS ni9t beions
oers i@mei@elbaft, sebeiratbet su wers
ben, neil lie i'm re@ten Musenblid ben
Munb 3u balten ueritebt.
DaB bic biesjabrise 6la@ss
iamen>Grnte bes Morbmeitens aQe grs
martunsen iibertrifft, 3eist allein bic
Gbatia@e, baB in ben orei 9auptmdrtten
fir ben Nrtitel, Dulutb, @bicaso unb
Minneapolis. CUR 3eit yaserbeitdnbe
uon nabesu 100000 Buibel uorban=
ben iinb, sesen nur etwa 100000 Bu>
ibel 3ur slei9en 3eit bes Woriabres. Sn
Minneapolis iino in ber Gaiion BON Der
neuen Grnte 3ufubren uon insseiammt
1900, 900 Buibel einsetroffen, unse:
fdbr bas Doppelte .uie i'm gorjabre, uno
3war wirb bas Tla@sprobutt baielbit
ni@t CUR gerienbuns sebra&t, ionoern
gum sr0bten Tbeile 3u Tabritations>
sweden 3uriidsebalten. Mu@ bic 6la@ss
iamen> >3ufubren uon Chicago baben ii@
i'm gerslei@ gum goriabre uerboppelt,
bic BON Dulutb ieoo@ iosar ueruierfa@t,
unb iino alien i'm Ottober 1900, 900,
udbrenb Der san3en GrntesSaiion ins>
seiammt 5000, 900 Buibel baielbit eins
setrofen. Der iiberrai@enbe unb pl0ss
li@e Mufi@muns uon Tulutb ols Gla@ss
iamenmartt ldBt oeutli@ erieben, auf
mel@e Staaten unb @esenbeu baupt>
id@Ii@ bic 3unabme in Der gntwideluns
Der Tla@stultur bes Nurometens ents
fdat, ndmli@ quf Noro= Datota, Mon,
tana, iowie bas n0roIi@e unb iaoli4e
Minneiota. Ni@t aQein bag in &C.
nannten @esionen lit bieier Saiion oas
Tla@s:Nreal boppelt 10 umfansrei4
mar, als i'm Woriabre, aud ber grtras
per Nder bat ii@ um so Yro,ent erb5bt.
Ibatia@li@ bat Dulutb nit einem
Sprunae bic Steluns errunseu, melde
Gbieaso felt 9abren als Der 9aupt>
fla4smartt bcs 9anbes bebauptet bat,
uno erbdlt Der eritsenannte Ylae sesen>
mdrtis sr0Bere 3ufubren, als @bicaso
uno bic S@meiteritdbte ct. paul unb
Minneapolis Suiammen. CUR Nuss
niisuns oes grfolses tritt man ieet leb:
baft bafiir elm, baB, anitatt ben Gla@ss
iamen mad benz Muslanb 81 ienbenI,
man oenielben in neu 3u erri@tenben
Mablen in YeiniamensOel unb Oeltus
den permanbele unb bann bas Sel aus
iammen nit &.nbs, ,S@meine> uno 6am>
melFeii9, uon nit Oeltu@en sefiitterten
Tbieren, erportirte. Das miiroe bic
inbultrielle gntuideluns uon Oulutb
foroern uno Der Tladstultur
bes Noropetens oauernoe proiperitdt
iidern.
EIeftriidleS 1itter8.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-30
CLAIMS TO he AN HEIR.
A Man Named Williams Writes RE
gnrding the Death of n MIR. Pope.

A letter. the contents Of which are very
mystifying, has been received at the
office of the Board of Health. The writer
OF it claims to be William Williams, OF
No. 12l Pearl street, New York, and as
serts that he is an heir to millionaire,
named Poye who died in Richmond IN
April. The communication requests the
health office 10 furnish the writer with
a list of the names OF adults who died
i'm this city during the month mentioned,
and the impression has been advanced
that Mr.. Williams refers to Mr.. John
Pope. Of the American Tobacco COM
pany, who was the only person OF the
name of Pope OF any great wealth who
has died in this vicinity for several years.
The letter was evidently written by an
illiterate person, as will be seen from the
following sentence contained in II:
TT all depends on what name ne dled
with for me to become an heir"
Mr. Williams does not state the
grounds upon which he bases his claim.
The letter goes on TO say. however
that the writer understood that man
by the namel Of Pope had died in Rich
mond in April, and that he desired
list OF the adults who passed away here
during that month. Mr.. Williams was
especially anxious to know the first nnmo
Of the deceased. as his claim hinged
thereon. He said that he was the heir
Of a man in Richmond named Pope, and
that the last he heard OF Pope he was
making a great deal of money, and died
a millionaire.
Mr.. John Pope died in Richmond in
April. last. and was a millionaire, but
there IS no evidence, so far as the Dis
patch could learn last night, to in any
way indicate that Mr.. Pope was rela-
tive OF Mr.. William Williams, of New
Xorlr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-30
SAVINGS IN EXCAVATIONS.
The subcommittee Assigned 10 This
work Begins Its Deliberations.

The joint subcommittee appointed from
the Council Committees on Streets Light,
and Water. and to whom were assigned
the duties Of investigating the matter OF
the present systems for making excava-
lions in the streets for sewers and gas
ana water-pipes, and also Of inquiring into
the question OF damages allowed for in
juries sustained by persons in connection
with this work, have taken the first step
looking toward concert OF action and har-
mony between the three departments az
fected by this movement. The sub-com-
mlttee met In the office of the Sergeant-at-
Arms of the Council at o'clock last
evening, and had a general talk over the
methods Of excavation now In vogue here
and the liability of the city for damage
or injury caused TO any one by reason OF
the dirt caving in or the sewer or trench
being left omen. Those present were:
Chairman Woody and Messrs. Waller
stein. the author OF the resolution In the
Council creating the subcommittee;
Montgomery, Foster, and Tanner. The
City Engineer was also on hand, and
gave the committeeman the benefit OF
such advice as he could. He thought the
movement a very practical and helpful
one, anu one III lhS NAANNtAOiA VI NNSAS%--J
and reform.
After a general discussion OF the mat
ter the subcommittee decided, on mo
ton of Mr.. Wallerstein. TO ask the heads
of each of the three departments In
volved-Streets. Light, and Water-before
it at it's next meeting, TO confer as 10
the best means of carrying on this work
of excavation in concert, and 70 avoid
pulling up good streets every now and
then in order to put down pipe. 1t is
also hoped that the departments and the
subcommittee will be able to arrive at
a plan OF adjustment OF Injuries and dam
ages
The City Attorney was also requested
TO be present at the next session OF the
body. when something will be done with
the judgments obtained against the city
in these cases in the past two years.
The subcommittee decided TO meet
again at s p. NJ. Monday, August 10th.
There was to have been an important
session OF the Committee on Retrenchment
and Reform yesterday afternoon 1T b
o'clock, but quorum OF the members did
not turn out.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-30

Miss ffigbee. and Messrs. X. a. Mci-
benny and NJ l.. Myers. OF Richmond
are registered at the St. James.
POSTAL
Among the fourth-class postmasters
appointed to-day. were Mrs. Unicy
Sutherland vice ~ NJ. Sutherland, re-
signed. at Galley. Dickinson county VA
J. y Galloway vice II. Il. J.. Fralin, re-
signed, at fernando, Franklin county
va.
Changes in star schedules have been
made in North Carolina as follows:
Troy 10 Hills Store. Leave Troy Mon
days, Wednesdays. and Fridays at A.
NJ arrive at Hills Store by r. M
Leave Hills Store Tuesdays. 1hursoays.
and Saturdays at A. NJ, arrive al
Troy by Il. NJ.
Greeng!.le TO Grimesland. Leave Green
Vile Mondays Wednesdays. and Fridays
at s A. NJ. arrive at Grimesland by u
NJ. Leave Grimcsland Mondays, We'd
nesdays, and Fridays at ! Il M, arrive
at Greenville by p. NJ.
Lancaster TO Peneio. Leave Lancas-
ter Mondays. Wednesdays, and frldays
at s a. NJ, arrive at Penelo by ~ a. M
Leave Penelo Mondays. Wednesdays. ana
Fridavs. al =. NJ. arrive at Lancaster
by Il. NJ.
Applewhite TO Byrdsvllle. Leave Apple
white Mondays. Wednesdays. and Fri
days at 10 a. NJ, arrive az Byrdsville by
II A. NJ. Leave Byrdsville Mondays
Wednesdays. and Fridays at II Nj, ar
rive az Applewhite by l p. NJ.
Nutbush 90 Manson. Leave Nutbush
daily, except Sunday, at 1ll5 A. NJ, ar
rive at Manson by 1880 p. NJ. leave
Manson daily. except Sunday, at 2:SO
p. NJ. arrive at Nutbush by 3:i5 7. NJ.
In Virginia:
Leeds TO Lynchburg. Leave Leeds
Tuesdays Thursdays. and Saturdays at
7 A. NJ. arrive at Lynchburg by 10 a. NJ.
Leave Lynchburg Tuesdays. Thursdays
and Saturdays at y. NJ. arrive at Leeds
bv T. NJ.
fabkn 10 Williams Wharf. Leave
Labau daily. except Sunday, az $3.50 A.
NJ. arrive at williams Wharf by lO:45
A. NJ; Leave Williams Wharf daily, ez-
oept Sunday. after arrival Of steamboat,
but not later than 1870 p. NJ, arrive at
Laban in one and one quarter hours.
Wise to Ramsey Station IN o.. Leave
Wise twice daily, except Sunday, In time
TO connect with mail trains at Ramsey
station: return Immediately on receipt
OF mail. Running time each way not 10
exceed forty-fge minutes
The Office at Lucille, Scott county. has
hem discontinued. Mail now goes to
Holston Bridge
A new office has been established at
Penn Laird. Rockingham county, Va
with Ell q. Walters as postmaster.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-30
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BusI-
NESS CENTRES OF THE WORLD.
Prices of Money, Bonds, Stocks
Grain, Tobacco, Cotton, Cattie'
Country Produce, &C, Foreign
md Domestic.

NEW YORK. July 29.-Stocks at the
onening were generally lower, the de-
cIines in the usually active list extend
ing to 1-4q1 IL per cent. LONDON o@''e'
were disappointing, and local bears "ere
aggressive at this time, the failure Oh
New York city and Brooklyn city eoid
loans, and the political uncertainty peihs
used against the market. About IL O'CLOCK
a steadier tone prevailed, and shsh'
rally ensued, but subsequently the entiro
list weakened. on renewed sales TOT oo'"
the short and long account. sugar was
hammered down 10 100 loss OF liz
per cent. as compared with yesterday
Anal transactions; while the Changers
Manhattan. Western Union, LouisViiie
and Nashville, and Chicago Gas fell any
where from IA TO I 5-S per cent. In inc
inactive issues, Lackawanna droppea run
152 10 1871; Lake Shore. from l4o 10
llOalA; and Pullman Palace, from lf "
lis. all on light transactions.
During the afternoon session the room
traders AMI small bears generally started
in TO cover. and the market. In conse-
ouence. presented a nrmer front. for
eome reason. not clearly explained, me
trading element was disposed 10 take
more cheerful view OF the chances or the
sound-rnouey advocates in the coming
presidential election, and the afternoon
ADVANCE was attributed TO this belief
In the advance, Sugar was most promi-
nent. rising from 100 TO lOz l-S. Inc
craneers Chicago Gas. Lake Shore
southwesterns, and Manhattan moved UP
IA 10 1 "A per cent. Near the close Sugar
suddenly ran of to 101 is, checking the
rising tendency I'm the general market.
In the final dealings the market was
barely steady. Net changes in the ac-
,ica stocks show gains of 1-4d1-8 per cent.
sugar lost is. and some OF the specialties
> 2-sT5 ner cent The total sales were
Ioe $50 shares. including 63SO0 Sugar, 1900
St paul: 500 Tobacco, and 1900 Bur-
lineton and Quincy.
Ronds were weak. The sales footed up
$685.. 90. -.
Treasury balances: Coin, s117,2s672;
currency. s7s0i4,7SS.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on call easy. at 1-2G2 per cent;
last loan at liz. and closing offered at
10 per cent. Prime mercantile paper,
Las per cent.
par silver, So "a. Silver at the board
steady.
h,,e,pass in bankers bills at AS LA
tG2-4 for demand, and si.sS 1-2aH-$ S-i
Tor demand. Posted rates, A.eS4si.S.
cn,omercial bills, sLS6 3-4@$4.6 IA.
gsovernnnent bonds quiet. State bonds
Anil Railroad bonds firm.
cTocK QUOTATIONS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-30


middlns Gulf. ii-lso.; rniddlInf, Q s-les:f
net and gross receipts none: Forwarded.
none; sales ix bales; spinners, % peaess
stock. o,2l3 bales
Totals to-day: Net reoeiRsS sS oaics;
exports to Great Britain. i.o6 bales; slock'
totals 30 far this week: Net reee'pt.sf
4se0 bales: exports--to Great brltsin I'LL
bales; to France. Is bales; 70 the conus
'i Toisls s siD ocs september is,: Net receipts
s.ISs, 90 bales; exports-to Great Britsin:
2,222. as bales: 10 France. 1854 bales, 20
tho Continent. l.772.a0 bales:
Futures closed barely steady; Juiy. VIZ
s'ss; Nose@be SsDs S5o; bscenb.r sssi;
s ssSga Hpril s s. r ssIss. S Bales
NEW ORLEANS. July E.-cotsen-ru-
$40: September, w'~; october. ss.sa: No
vember. s6si; December $50; january
S64l: February, $50; March. $50.
Suns review: Cotton advanced III 70 =
points. but lost part OF the improveme',s
ii TO 4 polLts. with sales OF 2s7 600 bales:
To-day's features: The general ssnti.
ment to-day was decidedly bullish. and
prices advanced sharply C cona'naes nos
and dry weather were received from W
rious sections. and shorts scrambled 70
cover. There was a rush TO buy ws,en
Liverpool was higher, both for futures
and spots. and New Orleans was ecuye
and advancing, while southern opeIatotn
bought heavily here. August, IL u stese1,
Is held by one Arm here. .Comparetiveiy
few notices were issued to-cqy-oniY
2500-and these were quickly etoppsu.
Realizing at the advance. however caused
a reaction before the close, ana part ot
the rise was lost, though the last prices
showed a good advance for the day.
Shorts were the principal buyers to-uay'
The market had been heavily oversoid,
and when they attempted to cover prices
shot upward.
NAvAL-sTORE MARKETS.
WILMINGTON, ". G.. July ee-Hosin,-
firm; strained. sl.Sz IL; sooA An1nses
1917 Ia
Turpentine-Firm; machine. q i-4c.; ire
regular, 20 SIC.
Tar-Quiet at $.o5.
Crude Turpentne--Steady: hard, N.N'
soft. $50: virgin, n.N.
CHARLESTON. s. c., July 29.-Turpcn-
tine-FIrm al q i-2c.. bid; sales. none;
Rosin-Firm; sales, none; ana y ~.
I $40; X. N5; NJ. $50; N, s1.65; window
glass. 81 10; water-white. $50.
SAVANNAH, GA, July 29.-Turpenfine--
Firm at p l-4c., for regulars; receipts
LIZA casks; sales about 1900 casks.
Rosin-Firm at the advance on low anu
medium grades; receipts. 4,~t partets, ,
sales, 400 barrels. Quotations AZ the ci9se.
A, II. c, and u. si.42 Ia; Il, SIG i-fusi- 70.
+, N45; G, $50; III, $l.5S; i, N.co; n. wv
| NJ, $40; N, s.75: window-glass, Nse; wa
ter-White 81
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JAM. 3.3@h a37b 3.32l6 d3IM
Cash quotations: Flour quiet and steady;
aSgS a sssa bs sPTng DssfsS s u''4SSl Re-
spring wheat, 81 Lass 3-4c. No. 2 red,
60 5-sae1 CSC. No. 2 corn, 26 1-4g26 7-sc. No.
oats. lSq1s 3-sc. Mess pork, So l0aSsl ID.
Lard, saO5. Short ribs, S.loass;15. Dry
s sides "a fSSs s5 20 s Wssstey a2
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.
UNION STOCK-YARDS, ILL, July %
Cattle-Receipts, 1900 head; market
strong to 10c higher: common to extra
steers. s3.25Q$4.50; stockers and feeders,
$2.5o4$3.SO; cows and bulls, NSqS.o0;
Texans. s20aS-l0; western rangers
HogsSKeceipts, 1900 head; market easy
and DC. lower; heavy packing and ship
ping lots. 81 7OQss.O5; common to choice
$50; light, SGiS.5O;, pigs, s2.75aSs.3o
sheep-Receipts. boo head; market
steady; inferior TO choice, s2asS.25; lambs,
s9qS5.S5.
CINCINNATI. o.. Jgly y,,.; S =. oy,rr
Wheat~Steady; No. red, s1as2c.
Corn-Weak; No. white. track, 2sc.;
No. yellow, to arrive. 2s i-2c
Oats-Ouiet; No. 2, mixed, 22n2'c
Pork-Steady; clear backs, sass.
Lard-steady: kettle, 1897 i-2QSS62 IL;
prlme steam, 1881 1-2.
Bacon-Steady; loose shoulders, $40;
short ribs, ss.50ass.e7 IL; short clear
Whiskey-Unchanged; sales. SCI barrels
at 81 Y.
ST. LOUIS. July 2s.-Flour-Dull; pa
tents. S@s21o; fancy, 2.4oa2.5O; choice,
Wheat Wheat~Higher; July. SIC. nomlnally; Au-
gust, 81 7-Sc. bid September, 59c.
Corn-Higher; July. 70 lac. nominally;
August. % 1-2c. nominally September
Oats-steady but higher July. IS lac.
bid; August, II 7-sc. bid; September isc'
bid A,
Pork-standard mess. new, S75; old.
la Iard-PrIme steam. s2s2 IL; choice, g.
Bacon Shoulders. 1913: longs, S.7o; clear
Dry-Saited Meats-Shouders, 1887 "a;
s ,sas'' $50 clear ''''' ~. 80 ' '''
High wines-steady at u.22
THE COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL. July zs.-l2:5o p. Moot
ton--Demand moderate; prices arm; Amer
lean mIddlIng I'd; sales 5000 s bales. a..
bort zoo bales; receipts. none.
Futures opened steady: demand mode
rate: July and August. A-e{93 IS sd
August and September, . 4e.s4gs $500.
and November. . Esd. November and
December, si-64d.; December and Janu'
airy, 3 3l-6id; January and February
Si-s4d. February and March, Esd;
March and April. 3i-64lle S3-sic-i April
and May, 34-6id. May and June, 8 s6-5id
Futures quiet but steady. Tenders. 80
bales new docket
1915 p. M.-Amsrican spot grades. i-led
higher; American middling, fair. sssa a
good middlinx, 31rS2d. {; mlddling. p-lod
Iow J, %iqdlinnS; 8 Ss2 ,i.;,a good ordinary
July and August, : 4-ssas b-s4d.. buyers
August and September, . n-s4d. buyers
sellers: October and November $3.50
5 s5-sid., value: November and Deeembef
Js sssses sssles 3 Cd ssilsrs; jsnSsry
s SsSr wsOrr su3 MACK Ss.d buy
ers: March and April. Q NAL, sellers
A sns J sos:d ssssy s SsssIs at the aa
vance.