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The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1896-05-08

The production of gold in Colifor-
MIA was $15,334,31S and of silver
coming value, $599,790. Gold in Ore
gon is placed at 81 ,S37 ,6S2 and sllve,
at $15,192; in Washington, gold
$373, Jas; silver, $141 900; Alaska, gold
$2,328, 400; silver, $4,000. The in
crease in gold in 1895 over 1894 in
California was 81, All 900 and of silver
$32O,45O In Washington the increase
of gold was $4O,38O and of silver
$12S,480. In Alaska gold increase
was $685. 900 and silver $4,000
The gold output of Oregon in 1895
as compared with 1894 shows de-
crease of $265,7OO and an increase III
the silver product of $4,000. The re-
port states the indications are that the
gold product for 1896 will largely ex-
ceed that of 1S94.-Bradstreet's.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1896-05-08

Mr.. d. P. Davis, prominent livery
man and merchant of Goshen, Va, has
this to say on the subject of rheuma-
tism: II take pleasure in recommend
ing Chamberlain's Pain Balm for
rheumatism, as / know from personal
experience that it will do all that is
claimed for it. A year ago this spring
my brother was laid up in bed with
inhamatory rheumatism and suffered
intensely. The first application of
Chamberlain's Pain Balm eased the
pain and the use of one bottle COM
pletely cured him. For sale at Frank
Tuell's store.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1896-05-08

THE Clallam County Courier, of
Port Angeles, prints an essay from
samples of ore obtained by prospector
in the Olympic mountains, forty miles
from that city, which runs $685. 20 in
free milling gold and 4Oc in silver, and
states that the mountains will be pros
pected this SEASON as they never have
been prospected before in an attempt
to locate valuable mining properties.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1896-05-08
CAPTAIN E. N. Jennings, the cham

CAPTAIN e. N. Jennings, the cham
pion mounted swordsman of the world
was defeated on the 10Th inst, at Sc
attic, in contest with Baron Ivan
Malchin by score of fifteen to eleven
points. The contest was spirited but
the horses used were not up to the
mark. Jennings claims that the ref
cree unintentionally gave the baron
three points that belonged to him by
virtune of quick thrusts.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1896-05-08

The latest jockey trick of doping"
a race horse has just been discovered
in Frisco, and it has probably been
done for some time to the great profit
of those on the ''inside." A small
sponge is stuck up the horses nostrils
and the animal mysterously weakens
before the race is half done.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1896-05-08

WELCOME CHAPTER, NO 40.
ORDER EASTERN STAR
Meets every Saturday after Full moon of each
month. All members in good standing are
made welcome '
u. 5. BARGER, ROSE e. DURREL,
Sec. Worthy Matron
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1896-05-08
Society Cards.

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
| REV. F. Fl. WEBSTER, PASTOR.
Preaching services every Sunday at 1890 a. NJ.
and 7@ p IN. Sunday school at 2:30 p, m B.
!. P U. at $50 p. m. Prayer Meeting every
Thursday evening at o'clock followed by C. C.
class. All are made welcome at these services
Corner Fifth and Gotta Sts
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1896-05-08

CT BARNABAS' EPISCOPAL CHURCH
~ REV. r. ]. MOONEY, PASTOR.
Services held in Masonic Hall each alternate
Sunday at IL A. M. and 7:3OP.M.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1896-05-08

FIRST METHODIsT-EPISC CHURCH.
Preaching every Sabbath at 10: 80 O'Clock A. M.
and ESQ F. NJ Sabbath School at 1l:30 A. NJ
Prayer meeting at 7:30 P. M. every Thursday
Everybody is invited to attend. Seats free.
REV. F. M. WHEELER. Pastor
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1896-05-08

WANTED Several trustworthy oont,or,ar, :.
cd ra;ae eS TO travel in Washington, Tor Establish
stesir "ole no. house Salary $3.50 and expenses
dresSess position, Enclose reference and self.ad.
PAM rbiri rbStialinped p, envelope The Dominion Com
.-.lu ioor' Omaha Bldg, Chicago Ill
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1896-05-08

Z. Cross Post No. 80, GAR.
meets In l. o. o. F. hall first and third Saturday
;nS,as ;snts OF each month. Comrades are cordially
'u'IIed to visit and join.
L. DUNBAR, ]. B. RITNER,
Adjutant Commander
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1896-05-08

SAHAwANIsH LODGE NO. 19.-
W. |. o. G. T.
N EYER TEef Saturday evening at 7:3O in the
stsn;; =; Church. Visiting Members in good
I;"u F u ing us are made welcome. eoou
:. H. Jester, Z. T. &c Trw D G
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1896-05-08

PACIFIC LODGE, NO. 66,
l., K. OF P.
M. Meets the first and third Friday evenings Of
T!eaeh Th month at the Masonic Hall Visitin
Annghts cordially invited to attend.
Thos McLarty, Ed. SHELTON.
X. of r. IS. r.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1896-05-08

CEDAR CAMP No $50.
vo.. WOODMEN OF THE WORLD.
EsiS EiIeSS Ss every 2nd and 4th Tuesday at Masonic
yit.d 81 enellon Visiting neighbors cordially in
Al I Wnnn Vallp with us. DIR. W. M. Beach,
ieon' OIerk. Consul
New-York tribune., 1896-08-27
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKET.

New YORK. August 70 1896.
BEANS AND PEAS General trade little qui'ter
day. holding AL the advantage
Nously secured. ami the market l. nrm for most Nari,s
strictly choice not ObdinalIe below 81 ~
Medium selling mainly at ~ u2i10>l o.. and tie
choice lots of state cannot be bought for less than
81 %. though very good lots oi Michigan oh
tainablc 81. N'lt- kidney stlll heavily.
There is not much inquiry for yellow Exporters have
paid 81 10 for further lots Of kdn'y
much stock Offering At the moment Il that. Cali
fofns lima continue buyers favor. peas
choice. per bush. 81 ~. do medium. SlaSl % pea
fi>l % white k'Gn"y. do red NJ
ueN 81 OjnSl 10 do yellow 81 13dSl H. 81, turtle
soup. 81 4jSi 80. DO lima. California. 81 CouSi green
peas. hhls iVnl2'. do bags t'TGii.o de- Scotch bbs
10. d1 bags 12i.c.
BITTER -KeceiDis very nca,y o. day. but
there only moderate demand and general ton.
81 the without change strictly fanc, cream.
cry H. selling up co~e 10 receipts. and nrm
more critical about quality. and last week
a, nj through top prices tng Flrsis
.f.adl ample while seconds
continue accumulate Under exceedingly, limited
let EAuort.fs g"fiiug very te announcement for
new business Il present they hat" been cabcd lower
rD.s ON the medium grades lut without results Sat~
I,r, ltter SIN runs largely q common t. simI, good
ot,,llfv and there IN much demand Or such. The
f.. f,ncy lalf tubs received DO not lack custom lma
ton cr.am.rv steady. with far demand for choice
marks FACTORY slightly nimer for best gtaiet hid Of
iic vas refused ay for ciro1ds - sulN fancy
e stock Holders geTeralV ask Dxnl2 fpr best goods
,rLe fresh stock s mostly weak or ragged boring
much of which is nfering IN range - Nn'c fpf chNlr
solid l,ring lots lOalO.c T. obtained nn thre is som
inouiry for these especially from bakers supply uahe
We quote. Creamery extras. per H. osc DO h'ss ''zg
New-York tribune., 1896-08-27

In some OF TIE Northwestern States. NO fenrs wers
entertained however. for the corn states ana "s'i.i
weather is promised for Thursday. There was an eN
celent shinrlng demand the decline charters oc.ns
made for ipj bushels Seaboard clearances were Iase
7b7 600 bushels The weekly weather bulletins Were
favorable Early being cut. and the ate VIII w
out Of danger a fortnight. Samples were &c ip"e' -
The sample market was not 50 weak t1,pss. u,
ures as n result seadiness. May sofa De'"f.n
ISL and tglIc and closed 9isc sellers. Receipts
were 2i7 cars with 300 estimated for 1hursh1y ral
ances were bushels II is expected that deliveries
Of oats September will be practically nothing
Tight money and September liquidation nade , "rnh
nrnvison market Pork never sold 50 low september
81 20 and closing at 50 42,3 Lard ana ,lns @ @
Sc old pork So The selling Of September "as
general. The buying by Cudahy and was on F'IS
large scale merely covering There were 2oo" noeS,
with "a estimated for Thursday The carrying charges
excessive. , . -oa, Z,
on the curb pus on December wheat closed az o'Hsd
5gi,c: 'cas' at cOiac Puts on May corn closed AT
253,c: calls at 2jHic.
New-York tribune., 1896-08-27
THE PHILANTHROPY or NEWSBOYS.
rom The Albany Argus

From The Albany Argus
\ touching case Of noble generosity and true
phimnthropy was Witnessed on Broadway at l2
o'clock last night. While the writer was sitting IN
front Keeers listening TO proiracied debate on
the much mooted monetary question. ioror1
specimen Of humanity stepped up To nm ana ask1d
had q squcaky voice. and a glance into his face
satisfied one that b, waa not all there IN ,hs re-
ron of his brain lie was man OF about forty
Years Of age Ills back was dcformed. Ills clothes
had seen better days. and taking MN al over ne
was a case of total wreck. The reporter purchased
a TEEPgr EaEPgcr ,o w,s fishing about for the necessary
amount four newsboys arrived on the scene lhey
ranged in age from eight years 10 twelve years yet
one little fellow with a ons-looking facc
stepped up to the man ana IN kmi VonG hsS'I, ~
no. only sold one paper" came the reply in a
very squeaky and unnatural voice. AN nam hdd
ANYTHING TO eat since mOrnin
"Dats too bad Frosty plprd Gp anothrr, ,1 src MIL
Well. ". won't soc "A parin'r Ia nara lu'N' VIII
You kin bet yer life We won't" they said In
unison 1890 -
These urchins. who abused and kicked about
who have Just the bar" necessities OF nc lh"h uN
2@wra ir irI true WORTH Each one dov down into
his porkets and pulled out his money. They care
fnIl, counted over what they had dividing the
money by putting II nt9 90 dmrr,nt Ter pIGksts Nh'"
"INc got seven cents over me EXPENSES You KIN
rye got six fur You. Frosty said samIn No. ..
Here's tree more" plped another.
An I'VE only got penny. Frosty. said the
The money was handed over to Frosty with
cut further ado. and he walked away with a lighter
heart
The reporter called one OF the boys TO him and
quest ioncd him about "Frosty.'
yer see he's an orphan; his mlddcr and ladder
have been dead fur twenty seven years an he
hain't got no home. When he hain't got de price
OF his bed wc boys chip in an help him out. He
hain't got no coat nuther. and we're lookin fur
on" fur him"
The urchin was asked how they Jared when they
didn't have the price
oh we've got homes. an den kin curl up I'm
some corner an to sleep. but Frosty's 100 old
fur dat" and with this ne walked away whslling
.l.U SAW MD'
New-York tribune., 1896-08-27
TIE TRADE IN cHIcAGO.

Chicaga Aug % ,speciaD.-Conunuci anxiety the
money situation lost wheat fraction to-day. The de-
cline At ono time last night almost a cent.
The close isc under Tuesday September sold from
Go,c 10 59Ac and closed Al 59f H59'sc. The dryg,1is
failure New York known here before the opening
The money situation mad. somewhat NOR" un-
comfortable hy tie Diamond Match fir. in Michigan
naturally further dscpuragug those who We're loaded
this security collateral Aside from Oh. uncom-
Portable financial situation. the wheat bulls had quite
number II h,p- There enormous s"tlHuard clear
anees bushels from the Atlantic side The total
sales here not large. all mt 5oorp bushels
h~rr q good many bids here which could have
been nllrl II o,ean had been hard 90 get
and people had been asking little
larger premium fnr spot grain. 80. spring Is about
a. over September which Indicates that deliveries sep
VIII small Northwestern receipts ~cr" 40
cars against Gp7 last Local receipts -
win l-O estimated Thur-diy. Kansas city reported
good export l.O bushels No hnrd Flour
people reported good demand from ~" other side
ab-s unchanged from Liverpool. hut lower from
Paris. There fairly active trade an the session
There fee selling II September carly. some -
which credited r. Armour and Phillips. ON m"
other hand certain 81 the shipping houses were large
buyers September and this st down Tor foreign
account. Charters IA Wp bu~hel-
closed 'sc '.nier Tuesday. making low
oris September touched IL and closed at .i'rc May
Sold 26c 2iH,c and closed the bottom. This
weakness IN spite VI prediction for frost tonight
New-York tribune., 1896-08-27

Kansas city Aug 20 Hogs Bee Reespis 90" nee; xH1
market steady. native best s. lca< h iair TO
goi 81 lnHx4 10 COWS and hccrs best s. 9uS3 -; iar
T. good 70as2e 10. bulls 81 lons2 30 sNsrs ana I'd
s. GDa>3 so Texas ana M,st"rn y 1900 r1lt' @ '''
- Iouis Aug. National stock Yards. Cattle Ke
celps 900 head. market Zoe higher. natN" si"ers ~ o
81 II. Texas cows 81 N5as2 - Hog keceips ~. 49,
had market D. lov r. light. 81 2oaS3 10 nix~i - 80"
81 20 heavy S30<3 % SHEEP Receipts 500, h,ad'
purf,l, a6.-taifle- Receipts last ~ h"hrs IS
b.,I ,oal f5r week far 7nj2 head. for same me
st Sa.k 2i2 heal. consigned through. 236S heal 20
,t. sfDa " for good butchers. others 81 ~ q 50 t
ign, heers 50 25a - 30 1!r ~ cows - 3.HsS So
choice 1850 sold late A. - - iloes Kr,. % =
las, $50 had iofa for w""k thu. iI z""sv
head for same dine last week i7n.0 head. consigned
through ! 80 head 20 New York. 2d" heal. on sac
.D head market opened active. higher fr lght grti's
AMI pigs others duh and lower. closed steady ir ign
grades, slow f,r others. nut all sold heavy weight
81 sOds3 9o. light mixed packers. 81 DdS 80. hr'yn
packers ss i5as3 80. extra heavy 81 3"as3 i" rnsh~ >"
last - hours 100 head. tota for week hus faf lN"
head fpr same time last week II. ~" head. consigned
through head. to New York. 4'o head. IN sti"
head market opened acfiv" and higher for lambs and
.xt.rt sheep. other sheep steady c sci steady
ali sold but decks sheep that arrived a'e. prime
native lambs s. sa<j - gooi o choice s. 35aS5 -
81 75as4 10 fair 81 on$3 CO. export ewes - 80
asa
i'ncn stock Yards Chicago. Aug 20 2G-Caue-Rec'ipts
head market p,ices 3aloc higher common %"
steers 81 25aS4 -iocrrs afl feeders s. 5nH
~ ~ and bulls 81 25d$j -. calves 81 'unHb 10
Texans 81 75aS3 -. Western rangers sass ~ HIgs
kinds steady heavy packing ana shipping lots - N"d
81 30 t. choice mixed - mas 20. choice a.
shop Receipts. 100" head. malkc, nim inferior to
choice. S2a%3 80. lambs. 81 23iS5 -.
New-York tribune., 1896-08-27
EXrOETS TODAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

\eW-YOrk. August 20, lS3O.
COTTON-The market with prices, broadly speak
ms about - points under yeserd closing nguIT I,n
the afternoon ths mafe generally steady but very
quiet The feeling nervous. Port and interior re re
bales Firs, call sales loss Of 70 points
the opening ine increased about 10 points
Disappointing Liverpool was the principal reason iOr
this decline Arrivals at Liverpool opened n,tS pr',ra,
but sold Of sharply rallied later and closed win het
ness abroad was heavy ofernls cotton from the
South the tca that recent rains IN IgNas VIII % h,p ' m
State. There was rally IN the morning session M Dl
came of about 20 points without important rallies
This break was ane ie seins ny ioc t on mr @ bW Iocs
bears. stop orders reached and there was con
been Very heavy selling by Wall street lately
he bull M a sae " %a ne G @ to a haf' cotton was offered at the
south at &c decline from ysserdAE pInIyS in has hcn
On speculation and II the market shows declining
tendency VII be thrown on inc market, M Ih1nE Me "dS
bales ssans; $2i$ same day last ws M & and go Oss 5 i't ar
eeips AZ Houston Thursday are estimated $500
bales against 2347 same DAY week and 81" last year
The Govenmen' weather map Of tins moTnng rfi!Td IT.,
II did not report Arkansas. but good rain
some in Louisiana and Mississippi Bureau reports
Indications for day and morrow as follows; Norh
foioWcS by fair weather THURSDAY fair followed
ss iSca shoWers to night, PROBABLY fair Thurs
DAY as3n9 rasen Gar rR"r&. reIa sny % far ThHrsaY
rsseagd x, S n XeM m @ % this
Afternoon and probably Thursday, Arkansas. local
ms o'n scne1av .qa 10 51T Eh S'
mate ana crop bulletin Of ne Government Weather
WSatSer CONDITIONS Of the last week have rccn favor
able picking. which mas progressed rapidly eN-
part Of the week over and Arkansas were
SsneSa er eS1dn to O 'e TOP '1 @ @ 1 for new s"h and 3a
would likely cause more injury than i@nct Ine crop Is
the picking viii be completed by October L. .,,. ~.
Op nng range aud close today. ami closing bids the
previous night and last year follow.
New-York tribune., 1896-08-27
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

York August 2G 1896
KEEVES-I,@ceipfs 81 cars. l.l1H head ~ for
snughierers and exporters ana - fDr The market
dcmf ~ only fair. ana while good ., choice
steady under grades trne easier
bulls and a shade lower. fat steady
4 cattle purchased fpr shipment ~ i"rmudh
About everything closed Texans sold at 81 H'pfJ %"
cornfed Coloado- AT tinti -. inferior 20 prm"
81 tI>i %. az - 40. bulls at S.G
81 Co. at 81 2nS2 =" and head at - ~, 10 fr
s. city dressed beef sides demand al GisHSr
n for inferior 10 choice quality Latest cables quoted
American steers Al London and Liverpool al luu1lc.
dressed weight. American sheep lonllc. dressed
weight. refrigerator beef Al 1s0s. per ~ Top price
az Glasgow for cattle. ll.c. fof sheep r. Shipments
to day 600 quarters II beef In the Majestic Liver
pool ana 500 quarters IN the Paris Southampton all
b Eas'mans Company. aad the Brooklyn city sailed
New-York tribune., 1896-08-27

closed n ikG1Nc loss. Cash weaker with
futures good trade being effected locally. Sales were
made OF 10000 bush No % Bloc elevator clos
ing 2G'sc. September price and for export 1tsWo
bush No =. 10000 bush No white. and 5000 bush No
yellow all private terms b a1oat .OAIS-Ihe
market for oats weak and lower again influenced
by the depression IL and the weakness IN wheat
There little demand for either cash oi futues
and in the absence 81 demand small selling pressure
tended depress The future market closed duh
loss for the day. cash oats were wsak sales
reported OF No white nj 2lc; -ouW busn
ungradcd white iSa20igc: 2OOn bush track mixed at
delivered rejected white. and cars re.c'@i
lie elevator. No quoted at %lc ashed 40 y
oats. 1870: No = white. Pic. RYE Market steauy
business checked 10y the srcnEul
freghts. Quotei: M . 4OiaGilc c t., bANLf.l
Market quiet with f-cdng quoted a, ~ i'sn"c, e. \
old. .FLANNfED- Market weaker "l'H 40
quoted 49, Gp74c T.
TIE quotations today :hc closing prices for the peviou,
dav and closing prices for the corresponding date last
New-York tribune., 1896-08-27

METALs-TIN-Thc market for tir was dui TO-DAY &
~ tons CoPPfR1Thcrc was practically no interest
u su& & ana s 93@aGsd sss9 20 at 4h5 $40 Seosea sur
OF 1896 9992 deyerzea o nl, as1nst 81 =
After deducng The amount N n i,,nd the nt p%uy %
Is be sHgn ,ors ar are of Of 600 H. SELrR Market quiet at
81 65@s3 IRON - ne mare' yoni,n,S yoi q, sIi 75,
s ,5 ou ~ < sii 3,a>i -. southern No foundry
>M6IhssES All, sytTs~The market quiet for
moasscs but there [ w4s & is'' s,egdr We quot
orleans centrifugal ordinary "a n'H9n
open hei!S ia'r cr,@ Eico 2S,c arbaiocs 25q.7c
syrups fair l2a4c good l5alGc choice lal'c' fancy
,,irHnnc ioi bis ar i.iei bhs Market quiet hut
fcsy on non all KIN 3 g"5l %,i strancd 81 Cos
,arnentine 2tpSi,+si 2a1,s 90 6aF regulars y '
6cAN fE The marke M for r6agd 9egdn exdesnt l,t%
,ssnsh the Volume Of engagements was less than pre-
we'll as iaNseed and 'ne % =, he middle Of october.
and here is also good deal OF heavy freight nt m,yg
at 4d Ne quote: Grain Liverpool gid l"nG9n n1 S1 .H
.d Giass9% d 'al o. NJ Mar1cc: fi@ 8 dd ccpn
hagen Is Gd rencn 80 pigs HAMBURG rers " M pfss. &
petroleum ngsd @ K"slSor rEi,s + ls@ San tonnage M
Herp,3 Hfibp in good demand fair amount of husnes
was The S1@s pars rE5fS dESafmSn TSFs tsns
favored OF SnoTe onaase @ are 'I0l"Sg nM aHd %
FOR c,i'S rs are in actilc demand for grain ana
iact'fN -, 9s =, j03s ID 10 Cork for orders Other
lines quiet WIN no quoe er'' ma ors grain North
Atlantic ports u Oo'h ~. %n ors grain Virginia 10
steamer ,relev, ;v"g m or Rs,erlam 2s 81. betth
picked ports Nn'd ,sS s,"arrer 1900 Us grain. Bal
iriHs - .,l berth terms sept"nt", lNl
tm'f' Z" ,m - ,r,,u Baltimore 20 K"t'"dtn.
isn steamer, ,~I a. S,pcraior BRUSH steamer. 'l'
tns llBWo .' -i- neal h,iic, t, Brisbane.
German BARN | us peucial cargO. hence
at or al g' i''- ms. spanish bark $4,000 n.
90 lNr Natal J, - IL. I..iuas SO ~ span
lumber eai2 ',i,'.% .hi,s ~ lg2 anl i7>I tons.
sh gold tm"e hililSn SiEi .lo 1nI ; 334 tons grain,
anl tree hiiil,h n"ES TieIs =, the ni,.d Kingdom.
Fianclsc" - ''k i'i ~. IL Italian bark l.iij
HaNre Antwerp W 'i'".,' ' a. t,tieh Darh 37} tons.
grain same N'Ndtr' 30 lerk
grain. NoyaGc - o'. 81 i,@ros Ayres 81 -
net. schooner. "a ins sa l"n b.n',. - - Kits
,i.c schooner 4i6 tons genera Ct's' ,,. ch,-e.s
A. OF about $3.50 American e",u ,u,," i,erS.rar, and
schooner 5+' h' i ,rt eha,p,s talf 1863 tons.
Berpi,r. s. ana I,lD" P''I ~ Ralumore s. ~.
phosphate l'N' 'h'i .'' p,l.tha N,v York.
about - -. - h'.ne'' - ai Newporj News
GalVesi u, ~ W., i,.r,,- .,G and .D4 ne coal.
10 charles On o'O. 90 schD.ues 80 eoai.
Ihilai"pil" I" >,',t' t',rf -, s,ii CONT tons.
lhiladephh To an. -, VIZ ,.. schooner lG1 tons.
coa. iialtm'i", 10 ~ ->'.,,.,, 5or
coal S'"ln 'i I'll Us tru,ly held About 400 barrels
OILS 'otioiseeH o' w.. W." Ia q, ~. and that bd
prm" snmil''i H'' In. ,er. ,sking -. g. Exporters
for more, In' mos I l ,,. i.iis.ei 'ils quiet and
manifest som" ',,r.,use.j OIL prime crude.
about sioal! W, v's lse d. h mills 14al6c. on
bhis l"H-"' pili. ' '', ,,, yellow prime 2ia .:c.
summer yellow" Oh s,"L,, IN, ag se white IrIme. 25,a
2OQ2tc, WINTER N'4'o" uI
New-York tribune., 1896-08-27

Marke closed steady at d decline OF 20 to - points
compared with Yesterdays closing prices Trans
terrible notices. August. Tsj september. . 90 Total
sales 29i bales. NewYork receipts 44S bales
Exr rs Continent 2a7 bales forwarded 10 bales; sales
coo bales stock $50 bales. Total net receipts to-day
i3 2i bales this week 456iS bales Exports -
Gay Continent 2s7 bales. Thus far this week: Great
Britain l2377 bales Continent 2s9II bales. stock 49,
ol3 bales Sp.s dull. 3-l6c lower Middlng up-
lands S3-lGc midding Gllf. 1-6c. sales 26" bales
contract.
5000 bales. speculation and export 1000 bales. Amer
can 500 bales -epts. 100 laes. Middlng uplanis
4 steady. Lad advance, clesd qLiti =
points decline. January February, il"'t J. ~"
ruar1 March 49, March April il4i9s ApflMaf fl-
Mav-June. AZ August 42t rs, Angus sept 'n.er 4-S
Sept.mber- der. 4l63. October November. 4liN
vernher- 4l3V. Dccemhcr-J January Abs Man
chester-Yarrs and cloths dun
COFFEE-The featureless character 4 the European
cables resulted n market carly ~ the nay
Heavy receipts al Rio appeared 10 be- without en'''-
Later on market decidedly rmer and more acN'
The spot demand always reported showing decided
improvement Toward the close there was large bay
firms with Brazil ctIous which caused suspicion
of Developments ilat marhei. the character -
which unknown. Rio steady 10 reis, eN hdnec
81 receipts - CDD bags. stock. 2i7sD bags SAINT
oepts 2gOOD bags stlfh. 3NT uoo market Nrin al
II OO0 cleared from Santos steamship osa. with
10 600 bags HaNre steady, August 10 - francs, S'iien-
ber is p. October. G,U. November Gi Hamburg dull.
august September - pigs octohe: % November
bl75
were a follows
New-York tribune., 1896-08-27

Galveston Aug 2s- Cotton steady. midling. nc low
miidlins. 79 e.d ordinary I'sc MT a2i sross s
cepts $50 bales aU Now c'tonlt exports coas'"ise'
3. 7S3 sales l792. sIinners :. stock. 3,3"o ,
Norf.ik. Aug. 26-Cotton firm. mid'lins 'tc' low
midding good ordinary, II ltc. net ana gross '
cepts 523 taies oi9i new couonl. stock 2"'{ ,,,,.
\ew orleans Aug. 2G.-Cotton easy, good mleling
i} i6r. mdling. 7ssc. oH miling. leo. good Or
dirary 3 l6c net receipts. 3'i' bales gL.ss 3'i'
20 3sl lllos cottYr'. exports coas'Wse 5- sa'S
Lo s,eGE As ls2' "a cotton .tiy mdang 7.c low
midllns 7c ami recoin's. ll16 hass all new
co NJ rt- coasWse. res sales. 5sd, stock 10 80