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St. Paul daily globe., 1896-03-17
TURKEYS SIDE.
Sublime Porte Tells its story of the
front bic In ArIueuIa

WASHINGTON. March l6.--The Turkish le-
CATION has received from the Sublime Porte
a report containing detailed account Of the
Armenian troubles In some Of the Asatic
provinces Of Turkey The report deals with
the Armenian disturbances as whole and
treats of each vlayet separately. Beginning
with Trebizoud the report opens with the
deavoring to realize their subvertive designs
by destruction and ravage. procured arms
cartridges bombs and dynamite. hoping to i'm
press the Mussulman population by the num-
Der OF their engines OF war II was thus that
they caused the troubles at Taloui1. Sassouu
and Yoseghad, and later those at CONSTANT
nopie. which In turn reacted on Treblzond. -
St. Paul daily globe., 1896-03-17
~ Birmingham Races.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. March 16.-First
race, six furlongs-Lzette won. Fiddler sec
ond. Albert Sidney third. Time. LII. Sec
won. Adam Johnson second. Eta Rie third.
Time 1:14. Third race, selling-Queen Bess
won. Jamboree second. Leonard third.
Time. 1;52. Fourth race, six furlongs--Sai-
terne won, Maxima second. Peanuts third.
Time .04
St. Paul daily globe., 1896-03-17
Possible Fatality,

CLEVELAND, o., March 16.-Fire this
morning destroyed the building at No TAT
Cedar avenue, owned by 3. A. Vaughan The
loss will approximate $45 900, with insur-
ance of about two-thirds. The night watch
man Of the Kimhall. a new man, who. had
been temporarily employed and whose name
cannot at present be learned. is missing. and
St. Paul daily globe., 1896-03-17
Excelsior Team Is Ready.

The Excelsior team, as reorganized for the
roming season, comprises the following play
ers: Henderson, Picha, IIeymel, Brobecek,
Muggey, Murnane, Berg, Faribault Duen-
@ald, Mlckles, DOVE and O'Rourke. The club
Is now prepared to accept engagements for
games, beginning April 10. Morning, as well
as afternoon games, are desired. The players
are not over seventeen The managers ad-
dress is 223 West Seventh street
St. Paul daily globe., 1896-03-17
British Steamer Sunk.

ANTWERP, March 16.!The British steamer
Persian Prince. Capt. Henderson. from New
Orleans and Norfolk for this port, was sunk
today in the river Scheldt, after having been
in collision with the steamer Mervin. The
Persian Prince screw steamer. 279 feet
long. had about 40 feet beam, and was 1877
feet deep and owned by the Prince Steamship
COMPANY.
St. Paul daily globe., 1896-03-17
Early Morning Blaze.

still alarm turned In shortly after mid
night called the department to the two-story
frame building at the corner of Seventh and
Beach streets, occupied by Samuel Callahan,
the upper floor MS a residence and the lower
for a dry goods store. The family up stairs
cscaped without difficulty. The total loss on
building and stock was about 81 200 Mr..
Callahan carried an insurance of $500 on his
ctT. T.rk
St. Paul daily globe., 1896-03-17
Long Ride for a. Woman.

Miss Margaret Shannon. a Minneapolis
Eastern firm to attempt to cross continent
run awheel. starting from the Golden Gate in
May. She is only eighteen, but is a strong
and hard rider and. with proper training is
thought perfectly capable Of the trip. 1t will
be a novel trial.
St. Paul daily globe., 1896-03-17
Southwest Rates.

CHICAGO. March l6.--A committee OF ar
bitraton rates In Texas and tho Southwest
was in session today. The object Is simply to
apply the long and short haul clause to rates
between Kansas and Nebraska and the South
west and between New Orleans and Galveston.
The work will take several days.
St. Paul daily globe., 1896-03-17
Milling Company in Trouble.

SPOKANE. Wash. May 16.-Attachments
for claims. amounting to $50. 900. were filed
against the Northwestern Milling G. Power
company today by the Exchange National
bank and upon application of the creditors
James N. Glover was appointed receiver for
the company.
St. Paul daily globe., 1896-03-17
Fire In ChicnRO.

CHICAGO, March 16.-The PoppIe- Pierpont
companys building at Clybourn place. oc-
cupied by the Electric Light Pictorial En-
larging company, NJ. A. Kelsey. manufactur-
er. and Marshall Fields shirt factory, burned
this morning. Loss, $75, Co.,
St. Paul daily globe., 1896-03-17
Cut b, the Union Pacitlc.

CHICAGO March l6-JThe Union Pacific,
Denver & Gulf has made another reduction In
rates between Colorado common points, and
has announced that IL will hereafter keep IS
cents lower between Colorado common points
than either the Denver & Rio Grande or the
Atchson. The AtchiSon did not meet the
rates, nor is II likely that It will do so m-
nediataIv
St. Paul daily globe., 1896-03-17
Treasury Statement.

WASHINGTON. March 16.--The treasury to-
day lost $l32. 100 in gold coin and SIS 700 in
bars. which leaves the true amount of the re-
serve S127, ,564. 7l2 All Of the gold and currency
now held by the banks on bond account Is in
cluded In the treasury statement of the re-
serve and In the available cash balance.
St. Paul daily globe., 1896-03-17
N. r.. Employees Killed.

BILLINGS. Mont. March l6.-At the North
Pacific stone quarries, fourteen miles east Of
here, today two laborers were killed by q
powder explosion and three others were sari-
ousIy injured
St. Paul daily globe., 1896-03-17
Base Ball Meeting

WASHINGTON. March 16.-There will be
gathering here tomorrow OF representatives
sf some Ol the minor base bail leagues to
blscuss matters in which they are interested,
St. Paul daily globe., 1896-03-17
A Leader Cnnfnred.

HAVANA, March 1.-THE celebrated ban
dit, insurgent captain and incendiary, En-
riCue AlemaD Hernandez, has been captured
In wounded condition vt Marianco.
St. Paul daily globe., 1896-03-17

Myrtle Temple No. g. Rathh bone Sisters,
will celebrate It's fifth anniversary this after
noon at Pythian hail. BowIby block
St. Paul daily globe., 1896-03-17
CUT TO THE quick FOR THE QUICK
Minnie Leaf Route the Fuste.t.

Tho Chicago Great Western Railway (Ma~
pie Leaf Route) now gets the preferred pas
senger business 10 and from Des Motnes be-
cause Of It's quick time and superior service.
Evening train leaves ut 7:30 daily.
St. Paul daily globe., 1896-03-17
NEW RAILROAD SCHEME.
1t Runs From DaytOn,s Bluff 20
MerrEVilIe.

A cheap excursion from st. Paul to
Merryville. via the E. p. c. railroad,
was the attraction at East Presbyteri-
an church last evening, with the fol-
lowing time Is bla,
St. Paul daily globe., 1896-03-17
THE OLYMPIC GAMES.
american Athletes Will BE Repre-
scented by Il Team From Prince

PRINCETON. N. j., March 16.-CompIete
arrangements have been made by the Prince
ton Athletic association to send d team to rep
resent America in the Olympian games, to be
held in Athens, Greece, April to IL. The
following men will compose the team: Cap
tain Robert Garrett, 9S. A. {. Tyler. 81; j.
+. Colfet, 80, and #. A. Lane 81 The men
will leave New York Saturday on the steamer
Fulda bound for Genoa. Italy. From Genoa
The team will travel by land to Athens, ar
TiYin9 there April g.
St. Paul daily globe., 1896-03-17

Every Tuesday the Chicago Great Western
Railway maple Leaf Route) runs q Tourist
Sleeper via the Santa Fe Route to Los An
geies-24 hours shorter than by any other
line! Tickets at Maple Leaf Ticket Office
Robert and Fifth Streets.
St. Paul daily globe., 1896-03-17

A concert will be given this evening at
Woodruf's hall for the benefit OF Macalester
college
St. Paul daily globe., 1896-03-17

The Ten of '96' will celebrate st. Pat
rick's day with dancing party In Central
hall tonight
St. Paul daily globe., 1896-03-17

pa' sularly with reference to the classifica-
tion of players adopted by the National
league at its last meeting.
St. Paul daily globe., 1896-03-17

Mrs. Julia B. Nelson. state lecturer will
deliver an address at the woman suffrage
meeting at Conover hall tomorrow afternoon
St. Paul daily globe., 1896-03-17
ST. PAUL's BICYCLE SHOW
Will Open in Newspaper Row To-
morrow.

St PauPs most ambitious bicycle show up
to date will open tomorrow in Newspaper row.
There will be on exhibition the finest wheels
ever made, and able orators will entertain
spectators with the laudations of the various
advantages of each wheel. Besides the ex-
hibts that are of bicycles alone there will be
many others scarcely less interesting of the
myriad devices which have been invented to
make the sport easy or useful.
St. Paul daily globe., 1896-03-17

Maple leaf Route Much the Quickest
The Chicago Great Western Railway maple
Leaf Routel makes by fur the quickest time
TO and from Kansas City and points between.
Elegantly equipped evening train leaves at
80 daily. You going7
St. Paul daily globe., 1896-03-17
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Cuticura Resolvent (blood puri-
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speedy, permanent, and economi-
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Sold throughout the world British depot, F. NEW.
eERr Sons, !, King Edward-st, London. PorrRB
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St. Paul daily globe., 1896-03-17

Edward R Sanford Jr. gave anothar of his
delightful series Of muscales last evening at
his home, q St Adams street The rooms
were prettily arranged with flowers and re-
freshments were served at the close of the
programme. which was given by Mrs Frances
p. Fremont. OF Fort Smelling and @. r. Bige-
low Ir., s"oists: Miss Whitridge. reader: and
Miss Wilson. pianist. Refreshments wers
served from table presided over by Mrs D.
A. Monfert and Mrs. Charles p. Noyes, as
sisted by Miss Beardsley. Miss Julia Noyes
and Miss De Coster. Mrs. Charles H. Bige-
low Jr. served tea from the samovar
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-11-11
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Shdbenbuno.
Der NorowcfIide uno DER Obcrz miiffippi:
Sdibeubuno perf9mel5en iid.

Sn Der am @onntug. in So
liet, ST., abgebaltenen Contention
bss nor6peftli9en SdiBeabnmbes unb
bes Observation-Disclosures 6ibenbnnOes tpurbs
bic @erf6melaung btefer betben Ser
bGnbe su Der nGentral Nmerican @barpz
@booters' NHociation" Mittelamerifaniz
19er @9ibenbunb) 6ef9lofen. Bel ben Ser
barblungen, bic am Montag mod fortgeieBt
tpurben, ba es bic Ourdbsrat6ung unb enbz
giltige Mnnabme Der fteuen Contribution
gait, tpar Der Gbieugo @9ibenberein bur9
flint, Der NorbzGbieugo S6iBenberein bur@
apet 0elegaten Dertreten. Snfolge bes groz
ben gntbufiusmus, Der in Soliet'er beuti4en
&reifen anldBli9 bes 3utanbetommens bs1
8eri9mel5ung berrf3te, erfiGrte 1i9 Der So
liet'er S9ubenDerein f4on Sonntag bereit,
bas Ell tie S9iibenfet bes neuen 8unoes i'm
Sabre 1897 81 iibernebmen. 9ier5u bat Der
eoSoliet'er SGngerbunb bereits etne pra9t=
boGe aDrigsmebatGe unb auBeroem einsn
anIebnli9en @elbpreis %geiiftst.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-11-11
Gin fdIedter Grcf uno Elm eutes
eGnSp L A

-.$atFogF rrtF}. a. Isl %4 E~HI ~ shG ~
Splgenber 8rtef eines alien Surmers an
ben Ba6ritanten bon Sorni's Mlpentrduter
8lubbeleber bebanbelt eine pi9tige grage i'm
.Nnta9sleben unb biirfte baber fir man9sn
u%nierer 2efer ni9t obne Sntere7e Iein. -
8aiIeb, Snpa. @ertber 0oftor! Sd
fiible mid berpfli9tet, S6nen iiber 5ie guten
&efultate Sbrer MeOi3in gu beri9ten. S6
babe ie ale erprobt unb fanb lie ale 10, ME
tie recommanbirt tperben. Sd litt bortges
Sabr an Hiidenf6meroen unb babel au6 an
9dmprrboiben: S9 fonnte nibt mebr f9laz
fen, benin bic S9mer3en tparen gu groB;
fiben fonnte i9 AUDI ni6t ldnger als b09z
items 5 Minuteu. Sd bate Deri9ieoene
Mrten patent : Mebiainen gebrau9t, iebo9
gdn5li9 obne @rfolg. 3ulebt lieB i9 mir
etnen 9oftor tommen, Der fagte, es nGre mir
niAt mebr au belfen, i9 mare bereits gu aft
unb babel fet bic &runtbeit f4On gu tief ein=
gepur5elt. 9ieie Nusfunft toitete mid 5
Dollars. Mas folte ib nun a%nfangsn? =
Sd bate BON SEN nunoerbaren 9eilungen
bon 5ornt's NlpenfrGuter 8lutbeleber in Der
8altimorer @plts5eitung geleien, ba iagte
meine Srau 5u mir, rpeil fein Ngent bier lit,
10 GaB Dir cine probefiite fommen." = Sc
fagt, getban. = DIS Die 9robefite untam,
bate i9 iebo9 fetnen @laubsn baran. M6er
es purbe balb anbers. S9on nd9 9ebrau6
Der srften 5luf9e~ berfpiirte i4 2inoerung uno
mad 9erbrauh BON 6 Slai9en fonnte id
meire Mrbeit pieber aufnebmen unb na9
einem Sabre langen 2eiben mein @etreibe
nieber ieGbit aufipei9ern, 10 gut tpie friiber.
limb babel befinbe ih mid 10 po4l, ia nod
better als in meinen iungen Sabren. Sbr
Hrenn6 Wldth. @oeraen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-11-11
An9eblidJ ermOr0et.
Die Seide Jofepb Komorowsfi's
bel So Orange eefunoen.

6pei SanosIeute oes Grmoroeten ais oel
Chat orineeno peroddti9 perbaftet. =
Die poIi5ei fabnoet auf fran Homo:
roDsfi. 6obfu9t wabrfhetnli9 oas
motip.
1tnter Der 4nfGage, ibren 2anbsmann So:
fepb Sontpropstt ermorbet gu BADEN, befin
ben iih bic Bolen 2eon SroB unb Nlber
@utminsti in 9aft, unb spar SroB in Del
SeeringirdBen : POli3eiftutiOn, tpdbrent
9aftminsfi in Der 35.=5 Str Station fiBt.
Qm 8. Sttobsr bsr19panb Der 80 Sa9rl
dGte Soisp9 &omoropsti, Ger. 1912 80. Str
tpobnbaft, plDBlt9 aus feiner Wobnung uni
blieb trpb nler ppIi5eili9en Na9forf9unger
fpurIps berf4punben. 8enige Sage fpdtel
berlieB aud bic Satin beg gerf9punbener
lire @obnung unb begab ft9 gu 8ertpunbter
in SDutb @bicugo.
Montag Nbenb fam .2eon SroB, Der Be
&omorppstt 9.tpobnt bate, na9 Der 9ee=
ringfrdBenzp oIt5eiftution unb meIbete Dem
lieutenant 8onfielb, baB er unb Elm geptfie1
Mlbert 9ditmtnsft am Ga9mtttdge Die 2ei9G
&omorotpstt's in b~olftGnbig Dertpeitem gu
ftanbe in einem Maisfelbe in Der NG6e pon
Ga Grange sefunben bdtten. 9nfminst;
pdre fofort na9 Soutb Chicago 9efabren.
Inn bic Satin &ontprotpsft's BON benz graft
iigen 6unbe au Deritdnbigen, tpdbrenD er unz
beraiiglt9 na9 Der Station gefommen lei.
lieutenant 8pnfielb ndbm SrpB, bd i6m
bic Sadie ni9t gebeuer f9ien, in 6uft unb
febte fi9 NIT Der poGiaeiitation in Soutb
&%nglepoob in 8%erbinbung, BON mo aug Der
acknowledgment ausgefanbt purbe, I'm bic
2et9e gu 1u9en. On Der bpn SroB bef9riez
benen Stele fpurbe audi tbatId9li9 cine
nabe5u b%olGtdnbig bertpefte 2et9e ~gefunben,
bic mad Der Morgue in g%ngletpoob gebra9t
tpurbe. Die OeeringftraBen>S Station purbe
BON benz Sunbe beritdnbigt unb nun tpurbe
bic 35. StraBen=S Station beauftrdgt, baa
6aus g1o. 1912 80. 5traBe gu bepuben
unb 9atmtnsti, foba1b er bon Sout6 Gbi=
cdgo 5uriidtebrte, feft3unebmen. 9ie1es aez
i9db un6 @aftminsft purbe tura bor Mitz
terna9t, als er bas 9aus betreten tpoGte,
per6aftet unb na9 Der Station gebra6t.
SrOBbem SroB fotpObl pie Gafminsti
bic Sbat %leugnen, elaubt Die ppGiaei, bat
lie &dmoronsti aus Der Welt geI9afft ba=
ben, unb 5pur unter 8eibilfe Der Satin beg
@rmOrbeten, bic beute Morsen bsrbaftei
tperben ipirb.
9us Motib bes Morbes mat Der Mnfi6l
Der Boli3ei mad 9abfu9t, bd &amorotpsf
in elmer POlnif3en Acknowledgements
feai4aft fem 2eben nit 5000 btrfi@eri
bdtte.
Sb bic MutbmaBungen Der poriaei ri9tio
finb, pirb Die tpeitere tnterfu9ung bieier
ae6eimniRbolen Nffoire erae6en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-11-11
1lin9t abentenerliO.
2lnoebliher Diamantenraub i'm
6reimanrersG Tempe.
Sulius @ermaun Der 8citOblene.

Dieter, fopie Elm GIerf, Namens 6. u. nc
GurtY, eefnebeIt uno eefefelt roreefun'
oen. = Die Rduber, 3wei iu9enoIide
Burden, folen Diamanten i'm Derthe
Don $4,000, fowie 500 in Saar, nebft
uhr uno einem Repolper erbeutet habe1l.
Der Raub am hellcn Gage beeangen.
Die betheilieten perionen aufaaeno
auaeft1opft.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-11-11
aoadbenttdte autaota etaata-aettuae, aatttrood1, II. a1oueaber 1896.

legenbeit 9etpudfen aeigsn? Die gtimm=
geber glauben, Die 6urc9 nS1ltits" unC Mso.
nopole a~usgeibte l1nterbriidung, biz bDr
gierigen @apitaliiten unb uni cruputDier
Gorporationen se5eigtsn bespotif4ea Nst.
gungen ieien Die urfa9e bieler l1ebsl, untsl
oenen ie gu leiben baben, ober ie glaubter
besbalb nibt, baB Greiprdgung bas Sell
mittel oafir fet. 0as 8aterlanb 1T gsrtitet
unb bas @Otum, ipel6es bas oo16ra9te
appelirt nun IN bic repu6litani19e pqrts;
baB tie ibre 9lfe aeigen m0ge. Sbut Te eS
tpirb Der itarte 4rm Der Regierung er6oben.
I'M benz 4rmen our 8eherung ieiner 2oge
be5ilfli9 gu iein, 70 mag Die republitanii3s
4%sartei boffen, fi9 am9Ruber balten aut0nnen,
@ef4iebt bas ni4t. 10 pir6 Oafelbe unu5s
bdngige 8otum, bus tdgli9 tpd9t, bag 9rn,
@lepelanb 1892, !9rn. Mc&inlep 1896 er>
tpGblte, I'M Sabre 1900 a1s Ma9folger Srn.
Mcainleb's teinen &epublifaner tpd6len!
DAB bic unabbdnsigen Stimm9eber am
borigen Oienitag in GROCER Nn3abl %auftra=
ten, ldbt ii3 ni9t betreiten. SAT- in iebem
Staabe unb ii4erli9 in ben groben Stdbten
gaben iie ben 9lusfdtog. Memter iiben auf fie
fetne 9n3ie9ungstruft aug, pobG a6er groBe,
bic menf9li8e @oblfabrt beeinflu1enbe
grincipien. lin parteierfolg gu erringen,
0arf Die Meenf6beit fe1bf ni9t auBer 8ez
tra9t fpmmen. Parteierfolg fpielt beute
mad @nf9t Der Mebr6eit bes ameritaniz
i9en Bottles nur cine Undergraduate &oGe.
@6rli9e @erpaltung, Sppofition gegsn
nSrufs" unb Monopole, neni9entpiirbise
9runbfdbe unb bas 8emii6en, mDgli9t
8ielen quite 2ebensbebingungen gu f9affen,
tperben i'm Sabre 1900 ben @ieg babontraz
gen. Die 8artei, pel9e Dffen fir bic @a6e
Der nnterbriidten unb 2eibenben ~eintritt, bic
an bic l1nterorbnung offer @epalten unter
Die gunoesgetpalt 9laubt. Die bic griiter5
bon 11ebeln, tuel9e bes Gin19reitens bebiirz
fen, anerfennt unb Nbbiilfe b~ereitet; bic gu
alien Soften unb unter alien 1mitGnben bic
@iirbe Der &egierung unb fire SntesritGt
aufre4terbalten min, biefe partei tpirb iie=
gen.
9ie Ma@t bes am borigen 9ienitag a6z
~gegebsnen @otums fatn, tpenn es ri9tig ana
lpiirt tpirb, ni4t unter19dbt perben. IS
6ebe1tet biel. @s 1T Elm Omen fir bic gu
tunft. @s fo1te ben pbilofopben, ben
@taatsmunn, bus conf erbatiDe 9e19Gftsz
element unferes 2anbes gum Na9benfsn ber=
anlafen.
@tricte p%arteigren5en finb fotpobl bel
&epublifanern, pie 9emofraten, pie i9
CLAUDE, Derl0f9t pOrben. Na4ri6ten iiber
bic Wahler9ebniiIe I'M ga13en 2anbe 5eigen,
baB niemals 5ubor porteigrenaen fir bas
ameritanif6e @oIf 10 ipenig in 8stra9t fa=
men. Seine Partei i'm alten SHINE farn
hoffen, i'm Sabre 1900 gu fiegen.
8el9e Bartei fhA ben @rforberniHen Der
3eit getpaGfen seigen unb am birecteiten fi9
an bas 0olt tpenben tptrb, bas III bic Srags,
tpel4e in Der 3pii4en3eit 9eIOit tperbsn foGl.
Maf6tngtpn SEEING.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-11-11

2Ittf Ser erften seite finSen Mnierc
Seier tit 9ematter gusfibrnm8 Die
onnettcntsbeotteutt8et 1ttto elite
Site oer Yr6mtiet, peI6e Siciemiz
gen erbalten, Ste tut @oramS be=
sabIen. 9tHe Yrantien, fetem lie
atattt SI6er ODER SLIDER, ftno for9=
fdItt8 attssew6bIt, 10 oaB tie ieoer
Si6ltotDcf, teoeut Setnt sur SierSe
0eret6ct+ Seoer 9lbonnent tpirS
es oaber at fetnett @ortbcile fin=
ben, ole Site setam st Iciem 1ttS
ii@ StrG @oramSbcsabltme elite
Oct tpertbpO4en YraHtiett sa ftGern.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-11-11
Git Omen.
8eoeutun9 Der Uattonalmahl
am pori9en Otenfa9.'
acfnltate Oerfelben Don mafbin9=
ton 9efins analpirt.
dos nnabbdn9tge Dotnm CAB Den
Aus(blag,
8Obei 6as 9entibtbnm Dor MOem in
8etra6t fau1.
o. fe i6rer Anfsa6e sepa6fen, rtnk Die
repn6fiRami(6e 2sartei seisen.

Die con~ferpatipen, Observation-Disclosures GENIAL
ten baben oen siee ooponoctraeeu. -
spreneun9 oes "Solid South Chill
oienft uno Qrdiioent GIepeIano inoois
ftrt. - Die 2lrbeiter ftimmten ais De-
mofraten theiIweife nreeuldr".-partei'
eren3en fno aber nidt mehr, mic friiher,
ma6eebeno.-uur ole partei, welde Ole
Seoirfnide oes Dolfes auerfennt uno
ihnen ab5uheIfen fu4t, fann ouf Siee
re9nen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-11-11
GaINdfnfA

Gin teineS Malsbier Gebra1tt bon
Der Corr. geipp 9reap8. SO. TIT bier=
nit beftcnS entpfobIen. SSt Slaf6cm
uno a6fIerm st babet. Telephone
80. $50. 8pttIin9 9eptta+ 90. $685.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-11-11
Selr fuerthuou fit Trauen.

gfadb iabrelansen &ranffein nit elnem Mntterleiben
Der i6lntmIten Mrt inb BON ben bciten Meraten os
%unbeilbor beaeifnet. babe i'd mid Iblieblib burdh
elm barmloies bdusli4es Wtittel ielblt 9ebeift. 9ieSe
Mittel lit 10 pertbpoa, baB id irsenb elmer 6bnlitb be.
gafteten Srau cine l0tdsisc gebouolnns frei auleitoe
8iullSw6
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-11-11

= 1tnfere @orreIpOnbenten unb Msenten
befu6en bic foIgenben Staaten:
9err 9aul Srie6el Die Staaten Soma uni
Mtnnef otd.
9err 5reb S9erf ben Stat 8isconitn
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1877 9earborn Ctr. @bica9p. 2ip13p6, l3io
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-08-01
New York MRrsc,.

New York. July l.-Flour-Steady
ana unchanged. Southern flour, dull
and steady; common &c, fair extra, 81. OO6
Z6O: good to choice, do. $2.60GD29O
Wheat-Dull and firmer; ungraded
rcd, 5Sd06Sc.
Corn-Dull and firm: No. 2, SQ56c. ele-
vator: lhsc. afloat. Options were dull
anu steady at unchanged prices to *
cent advance: August. 3O9sc.; Septem-
Der. 301ac.; October 305sc.
Oats-Quiet and firmer; options dull
ana ana hrmer: August. 22Hc.: September,
1sHSc. spot No. 2, 23c.; No. white.
@oc; MIXED Western. 23@24c.
Beef-Dull and steady: family, $1,000
S.oO: extra mess. S6.00Gp7.00. Beef hams
oull. Sl4.S0@15.00. Tierced beef. quiet;
CITY extra India mess. 81 .O0@12.O0.
Cut Enthusiastically and quiet; picked
pellies. AZ @5c.; shoulders. 3%@4c.
Lard-Firmer and quiet; Western
steam. S3.50: city. $500.
Pork-Firm and active: old mess, S7.25
U1.T5: new mess, $7.75GIS25.
Butter-Fair and demand steady;
State dairy, 10Q141sc.; do. creamery
11h@15c.; Western dairy. 9@12c.; Elgins,
15c.
CoffeeSteady, points down to up;
August. $10.00@10.05: October s9.15@9 20 F:
Decembci', SS.75@9.G0: March, IS. 95. Spot
rio. easy: No. z, 111s@11%c.
Sugar-Raw. firmer and fair demand:
fair refining, &c. Refined u cent higher:
off A. -5-16@4Rc.; standard A. 4%c. !;
cut loaf, sac; crushed, SIC; granulated,
4Ac.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-08-01
Cotton Markets.

New Orleans. July 31.-Cotton futures
barely steady; sales. $4,000 bales. Au-
gust, 6.i2: September, G.G0: October, 6. Us:
November. G.57; December, $685. Janu-
airy: 6.6I: February. 6.72: March. &C
Liverpool. July 3l.-l2:30 y. m.-Cot-
ton. demand moderate: American mid
ding. Sad; sales. 5000 bales: American.
6."00 bales: speculation and export 500
tales: receipts, 200 bales, all American.
Futures opened easy and demand fair
Liverpool. July Sl.-l2A5 y. m.-Amcr-
lean spot grades 132d. higher; American
mdding fair. ! ll-32d.; good middling.
l3-32d.: mddling. ) 29-32d.: low mid
ding. 1$-16d.; good ordinary, 1l-16d:
ordinary. 3Iad.
Liverpool July 3l.-4 p. m.-American
middlinE: August, 5l-64@3 52-64d.
huyer: August and September. fS-64G
dg-64d. buyer: September and October,
" 4I-6id3 4S-G4d.; october and Novein-
Der. 3S-6id.; November and Deem
Der. 42-64d. buyer; December and Jan
uarN } f2-64d. seller: January and Feb
ruary, 42-G4d.; February and March.
i3-6id. buyer: March and April. i4-64
M3 45-G4d. seller; April and May, 45-6a@
4G-64d. Futures closed quiet.
New York. July N.-Cotton quiet;
middling gulf, Z ll-l6c.; middling, Z 7-16c.
Net receipts, - bales; gross receipts. l
bale: exports to continent. l.296 bales:
sales. ~ bales. all spinners; stock, &c.
9S3 bales.
Total to-day: Net receipts. S3l bales;
EXPORTS to Great Britain. 5.4t3 bales: to
continent. 1926 bales; stock. 1896 bales.
Total so far this week: Net receipts,
1891 bales: exports to Great Britain,
1902 bales: to France. % bales; to con-
tinent. 9.S62 bales.
Total since September ]: Net receipts,
5.160.%0S bales: exports to Great Britain.
2.230.55S bales; tn Franco. 4G2,G64 bales;
to continent. 1.175.543 bales.
New York. July 3l.-Cotton futures
closed strong. August. 719; September.
Csc: October. ESQ; November. 6.S5: De-
cember. 6.SS: January. $50; February.
GO: March. G.99; April, 7.o3. Sales, &c.,
200 bales.