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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1896-10-07

A. E. Burnett, our popular jew
tler, has the largest and fiaest
display Of silver ware. both solid
and best plate that, has ever been
on exhibition in Ocaia.
Rowelrs bargain counter CT
Shoes always has new attractions
for close buyers.
Remember we have all kinds of
School Books and Supplies. Come
and see us. Ocala News Depot.
Clark, the baker, expects to
open a store of his own 1t an early
date which will probably be loca-
ted in the brick beck between
the Arlington and B6zar.
Solid School Shoes at Rowell's.
Remember this when ready to
buy. Satisfaction every time.
The correct designs in Colored
Bosom Shirts are now on exhlbi-
ton at Davidson & VanEchop.
w. G, Dodson of Atlanta, pro-
prietor of the Dodson Printers
Supply Company CT that city, is
in town on BUSINESS and made US
a pleasant business call. Mr..
Dodson is a good business man
and a gentleman that all like to
come In contact with.
Imperials, Tecks, Four-in-Hand.
Club Bows and Ties in newest and
nobbiest effects. Davidson &
VanEchop.
Good Linen Collar for 10 cents
at Rowelps.
We have received a new lot Of
walking sticks and will dispose of
them at small profit. Davidson
& VanEchop.
A fine line Of stylish derby hats
just received at Waterman & Cos,
TO Cure a Cold i'm One Day
Take laxative Bromo- Quinine Tab
lets. All druggists refund the
money if it fails to cure. 2sc.
Fall suitings and trouseripgs
made in the latest fashion and at
moderate cost. See our samples,
Davidson & VanEchop.
Is your nervous system shat
tered ! Do not despair. Brace up
with Sabalena, which goes to the
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1896-10-07
Take *: PLANT SYSTEM For roih nB
Schedule in effect July 26, 1896
Arrival and Departure of Trains at OCala, Fla,

Train leaving OCaa I47 pm Gainesville and High
Springs Solid Train Without Change, making direct
ton Waycross with Pullman Sleeping Cars for New York
Pullman Seepes Macon Atlanta Chattanooga and Nashville
for Montgomery lrroineham Nashville ST. Louis with
change connecting with Pullman Sepers for Louis
vile, Cincinnati MemDhis principal points
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1896-10-07
LOCAL AND Personal
Local Items of Interest
to Our Headers

Wednesday. Oct. 7.
40 cents buys the genuine
Gu,ot Suspepder at Rowelfs
Mrs. ]. N. Edwards is still very
low.
Carpets, art squares, rugs and
ma,tIrgs; all styles and prices, are
being receive by c. Rnelnauer.
Tom Harris returned from Lake
Ciiy today.
Already received our new taii
hats fer men. Don't fail 10 see
them before buying.
c Rheinauer.
E. M. Henderson of Gambler
was in town today.
School Tablet containing 200
Sheets Paper for cts. at Ocala
News Depot.
DIR. E. Van Hood will return
from New York shortly.
Get Good Shirt at the price of
y cheap one. You can if you buy
from Rowell.
Judge c. F. Benson of Lake
Weir spent today in the city.
The Best Box of Paper and Ed
velopes In the city for 10 cts. at
Ocala News Depot.
Ell. Upham and wife of South
Lake Weir have returned from
Boston.
Swinton New Word Analysis
have arrived at Ocala News Depot.
Better times are coming, is what
you will thing when you see the
immepse line of dry goods and
shoes being re ceived daily at {.
Rheinauer's.
The north bound 1892 Plant
system train today had a Pullman
sleeper ats ched.
The Post Office drug store will
give you the finest cream and best
drinks in the city.
Mrs. Mary Allan Williams and
C. E. Hepnick of Crystal River
left today fer Atlanta.
The cheapest groceries in the
city at ]. b. Sutton's, 2S Exposi-
ton street.
Pretty Styles In Alpine Hats al |
]. A. Rowell's.
A. A. Alfred came up yester-
day from his mines at Mariana,
near Tampa.
Everybody invited to come and
look at our new goods. They are
beauties and the prices lever than
ever before. c. Rheinauer.
School Books and School Sup
plies, Tablets, States and Lunch
Baskets, at Oca'a News Depot.
A fire alarm was turned in last
night about 6:3o which proved to
he without any foundation.
Dunlap and Knox styles in fall |
stiff hats received at Davidson &
FanEchop. So.
Rowell's Two Dollar Shoe for
Ladies wears as well as any So. 50
shoe bought elsewhere.
Mrs. M. L. Mcconnell return.
ed from Marietta and Atlanta,
where she has been visiting rela-
fiyes for the summer.
The finest line OF shoes ever
brought TO Ocala just received at
c Rheinauers, and the prices are
20 suit the times.
The choicest ice cream in the
latest and most delicious havors at
the Post Office Drug Store.
L N Green. alderman from the
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1896-10-07

Fall suitings and trouseripgs
made in the latest fashion and at
moderate cost. See our samples,
Davidson & VanEchop.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-29

phosphate River Bal,i%0Tss q ~ ;hrs e
tons coal PhaaepSla warsSsm .shOsns ,o $50
s sssi IS sss , !Sss
coal '
10 to oil quiet home
holding q and there is mDss,s mt
aSS issF: So"
a snr basin, Drd's and hi %si . quiet
DTsss we p9 ss sale sale Of W. go Ss:
e. Si% 1sS yss$ ss
s ss s%s 'S%Pss 'as WIN
'T t A%:se sGa ~ Tor
ncates at NewYork is lower closing with i2sa y Gols
So phisSspSa co. cases SsxTork 81 Pha
Rs q 90 9aghsp o1as s aet continue, dull and
supply he West exceeds s ne ,S de-
s$Ss s,2 IS m ;ss 5, ss
II ass% 90 sSs.s 81 Ssn esEg
Hsne5 aTTst.dp ct bellies hf a
to 10 70 Picked shoulder: Arm quoted e. AZ asked;
s4s ;s SPEC iii #
LARD--w.ak. closing. Sosc nominal for prime steam
SIX easy rsnsd o ~ south M.x oS,Sn;
closed At &c nominal. IT,
plies are modera,s well held and current sales are
at full prices We quote Carolina and Loulsisna COM
s a svs 'rT D bond On S'sS sS2 T%s sSt
n ksrsS. cs ssn +os SS to o
Fair demand prices strong Talmase New-orleans Tele
ceips rough. including amount carried over. 1897
,ness asan. & u, sacks last ys1 sae s cleaned es
Demand sluggish, but under light offerings prices strong
with upward tendency.
price: dun jays quoted 3. Is "a and fair
auois% at il. and May Is I'D The stock
The local market for sugar is easier
with 90 test centrifugal quoted at 44c; Muscavado. -
note sales as fellows: 1893 bags centrifugal ex
wharf and store. basis oG test at c l1e6 bags San
So bags San Domingo moIass.s sugar at 3lsc basis 20
test from wharf Refined sugar remains very quiet as
country supplies are large The market Is steady with
leaf With nrm market. Sales 400 including
zimmers i,fc; lio crop is9s0+ Wisconsin. Ha-
vana at 5G3tc 100 1898 PENNSYLVANIA seed leaf Z
a9c. and 100 sundrie- Jqi6c Havana is steady TO
sumatra were 100 bales 4jc TO 81 so in bond.
wOOI.-The market seems 10 have worked Itself into
especially sample bales. The sales for the foot
~ about 10000 n. OF which ibou, 10000 ID DO
T'r ns the the e' a etii n
Incoming OF the new clip Will result In lower prices but
The other hand sn that the clip may be held
Domestic neeces. No l. No ami Xxx 2ia22c: Xxx and
above isaioc. x. ,l5qoc: c9mblng. = blood. 29q2ac
coarse 2sa22c extra pulled 33a3sc super pulled asa
sac; q DO 2sd3oc e do. 22r2Gc: No DO 2sq2c. nne
territory s2s qns m,agT DO imi.c sdm o. IL
fall and spring oa3c 10 years growth. i2Ql3c Austria
ian. isa2sc; Cape i3g5c Montevideo, I5gi6c: South
canada Canada" coSins pa 95GTc English woos 2is3Se
Cape and Natal. 1876.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-29

desirable stock Old cocks about steady So few fresh
in and held ssous
II anS :s S S" have LONG Sess
demand Tame SQUADS plenty. dull and weaker: A
slowly few frozen broers and sof. meated roasting
. frozen "e but fowl: ds
turkeys liGl2c; broilers Long Island scalded 2sa23c
1sasIsa az ''ss ID ss eS sSgss:
o wsln ny Hs g. fair % to , good
good sasc sw western light weight ISc % DO mixed
ssav squads oG pee &C.
a DO Young Cm Ne hss s nd Golfers No
picked i.gcs; Do ssaSsd. i2al4c: chickens No i
5sse; ssapCns. Western iSaisc; ducks No l. ,5ai7c;
lish snipe and golden piover about steady prices
sSps' 'DS and 'f s1s 1 any
av :Sss 9 ss 81 n Ss's e0 w1
4"s IS S'Hs! s9s' aSsS market to-day retained
annnf on g,
sns moment Canadian hay form: good The
q ;hsss Dominion di.!sput. be-:
al straight n s quick at S Ssf
Long rye straw Is firm with Duchess County leading
pei per- %e %sy ss9' ps per 80 ss n Ne
Rs5 ,e per- @ Z s s@ oov per- p eG TO- s
hay per 100 n 4sG'os State long straw. 100 70
ssS'':5$ ~ Sa
R H" @ s g.
Ssh Tas 100 onaro and Western ~fc TO- s csna
S 10 Exports n'' al s S 'S S week. R
POTATOES AND vEGErABrEs-Receipt. for the
week have been s 924 bbs OF asi
has Ss pot sa xhsNsr or ON the
toes supplies are excessive with trade slow prices con-
arrival 4 carload. SsisrSa Witch :sns
Old onions mostly sprouted dragging heavily at
Esyrt; hut are not on the market yet. Ola winter
;remsy dun at the low prices quoted apparatus ary.
@s % large ssy supply an % e. cas
active and steady Celery irregular IN quality and value.
sR nsrd s@ pss hare arrived sn more e0 Sr
stock 'ng g %' a" na. as S co.. Csns s,rn and
beans have arrived freely from NewOrlean and also
selling promptly at rather high prices when prime. Let
,ncS IN free supply and dull at the low figures quoted
ioes hsh ns, fancy selling up to s
'ui 6 % op DFSTs have
sss S an We auo,s aa.Ses caDna pr S
ia 81 DO ss' s s ssa G n; .sn %n 1 S 10
n 5og7oc; do per sack eoacsc potatoes per Dbl
SancSes asi sesi: per 100 10 Sans ssss do '1 per
crate %1gsl 75 caboaee per crate g 5oqs3 carrots
p % 90 i a5s sp%' SEC
ss ss1 Ssas per o @Ss'1 en- ps
81 49, Charleston pr basket 75cGsi so; Savannah
per basket 5CG15c: horscadsh per 10 SG5c kale.
Dbl. 81; spinach. DBL $ias2 lettuce. basket.
5oca$l - onions. white per Dbl 5oca$i do yellow
Dbl 2hI3c. do red per Dbl. 20G3oc: DO Bermuda.
crate, Wcq$ do Havana Toe parsley per 100
punches, sass: dc crate xlTs3 radshes hbl.
xtW$2 rhubarb punches 81 ASA 90 srlngbeans
Florida per crate s! JaS3 90 30 New Orleans per box
wax 30; squash Dbl 5cQSl do Florida, new. per
crate 81 50nS 80 turnips Russia Dbl. 50g3c tomn
toes per carrier 81 50s2 so: lOD punches
S2QS2 20.
MlIk AND CREAM daily average receipts OF milk
cream at the different railroad distributing points
and near the city FOR The week have ben as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-29
LIVE STOCK MARKET

New-iOrk, April %. 1896.
pEEVEs-Receips 20 cars OF 42+ head. all
signed direct export with the exception Of 2, head
No rndins Feeling nrn. cty dressed sides nrm
efriserator beef highe sassc per 10 American live
cattle selling 1oaiofc tops lie dressed weight ship
SON. head for schwarzschih suzberge zoos sheep
for J. B Long and 2TJO quarters Of beef for n motifs
To-rnorrw the ST Paul Will take out 100 quarters Of
Compinv The LUMBAR City VIII mt get on bsf Re Thur
day.
Feeling rmer than AT the Monday. Poor 10 prime
veal. sold a. s3gs4 G5 per 100 NJ bunch Of choice
CITY yeals sold a, 5Tsc per NJ country
drss'-i at +G7c. and little calves at S'1n'c 49,,
O. Dilienbach: ~ veas i2s ~ at st'o; o ouls l'o
Hume Mullen; u v-als III 10. at - a7s' boos at
81 per head.
snEfP \ y IAyns Receipts were II cars or 1907
hcadl2 cas- ior export alive. and cars ic The market
Si 1nos e "a F:e ns GrT n for GS p ai
lambs spring lambs steady. Al OF the offerings were
s Sss OH rns ns 'sef s WOLF, %, SINCE .s 'f at s. 6
pr loo NJ t'~ tipped DO at s. 5ea % ios medium to
PSi s s al MGss s % at - Z spns
lamb. az '.'s per 'ead, common STATE DO II. 81 20
loc and spring lambs steady at s3as0 20
Der caras, -. -
svsrase a, s; per ioo 70 ei nnshon Western Do, p
n. at S3Ir 100 unshorn Kentncky sheep N ~ at g -
% 'pDed on. .S do = n at - S 90 bens G 7" at 90
n Gein. 2o cilppei western lambs IOa 10 at 81 80
J. H. wnk-rson 22I cIIp' ohio lambs 10 H. at s. y
10 slippei OHIO sheep 80 NJ AZ 5, ,oo ~ ., ~
Iiois R@cspi, isis cars 2ooc head. all con
se, .' about stca at s. sSss 3; Tor ordna, heavy to
good ghi hogs pigs included Country dressed quiet but
''fa1y AZ II os 1S ye.teray +. State hogs IS,
n average. n, 81 81 per lD 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-29
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago April % (speciaD.-whea lost hd%c to-day.
the anedelivery day liquidation having most TO do
with the weakness May opened at 82tc sold between
02iac and Gisc closed 62d02%c July got TO Inc
premium md closed at that Cables weak North
western receipts large Cal against 800 cars
last week. and $40 last year. The winter wheat
weather conditions perfect-war and showery The
Dakoas and Minnesota had little rain on Monday but
showers were predicted them tonight. There was
continued talk from the Northwest OF delayed seeding
but did with much consideration. There was
very little cash demand here less than $1,000 bushels
Just before the close NewYor reported forty loads for
export there There slight closing rally on those
figures The the world visible supply: 1O<9
bushels was Just expected although less
than half the decrease last The market was some
what affected by the by Beerbohn that the bear
bushels and figured that there would be an exportsble
surplus Of $1,000 600 bushels Seaboad cearances were
fair. 10000 bushels all The market was slightly
Corn a shade easier. and the May July difference
wdened to ~ cents. May opened at 10Y sold between
tinued May liquidation. The inspection was 4o3 cars
the estimate for "Wednesday was 2S cars Lake rates
We're $4,000 bushels
Oats we're decidedly weak MAY selling from is% ito to
day was cent premium 1nsSs , the e
pies were to y cent lower The weather crop adyees
the business however, was liquidation
=. ct 70 Nav HS low e s So pork to
fSe b. Bottom, May ribs to 81 o. closing at i4o1 sellers
s w "a ay s "s by
buying Of consequence was covering OF pork by
Hog ssp a Il. s
on }Sy wheat Ss a S;'s ao at ' s:s:
cents: calls so+daos cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-29
opening. range and close to-day and closing bids the
vious night and last year follow:

Market closed steady at to IS points advance
pared with yesterdays closing prices Transferble no
tices-Apr 7s5; May 795. Total sales 100 100 bales
New-York net recePts. ia bales: a5 bales Es-
ports: Continent 279 bales Great Britain. G7J6 bales
forwarded 7i5 Ssies sales .oi bales spinneIs 2is
1927 bales thus far this week 20S bales Exports to-
day: Grea. britain. 1857 bales: Continent 6+s7 bales
Thus far this week Great Britain 270i bales. France
30 bales: Continent, l677 bales stock. A34.+5 bales
Spot cotton quiet 1-10p higher mddng uplands sitc
mdding Gulf. sac; sales 340l bales including 2sSs
bales export IA direct Shipment 23 bales spinning and
30 bales contract
bales speculation and export 900 bales american 1000
bales receipts 1900 bales. American. 1870 bales. mid
ding upiands 4td futures opened steady; sellers al
nights prices; closed steady to points net ad
vance January February Ssgb; April. tlsib ApriMay
AND: May-June. I1hs: June July, Abb; July Augurt
4l4s, August September Ais; septemberOctober +03s
October-Novenber. s0is: ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 8ias
December January 8ps. MancheAer-Yarns in moderate
demand. cloths quiet.
cOFFEE-some Improvement was shown In the volume
business and course Of quotations Covering Of shorts
took place on small scale and fair Of switch
Ing recorded Chief sales for September Hsvre
irregular at fractional advance; April 81 90 francs
May. sI75 June. sl25; July, 1915. Hamburg steady
pfennins adyanes april e12s pfennings; May 81
unchanged at 1900 refs: exchange. 7l6; two days
cepts. boo0 bag Cleared for the United States 10000
bags; stock at RIO 1900 Santos receipts 1900 bags
stock 1Ie 900 market dull at unchanged prices; No
quoted at 1900 reis Cleared for Rio steamship Merida
900 bags and from Victoria steemship Russo
1000. Supplementary Havre cables reported &c
from above near months and NC decline late months
Contracts closed steady unchanged TO. 10 points ad
to decline. Sales II 500 bags follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-29
OTHER MARKETs--BY TELEGRAPH

s. 1gr HP sT rs. e. :. n;"s: 70
ON on 'as 20 N.s sPene s seou' 'sSa G eoson wS To
gooi ,sasS IL IIoss-Rerps last p 1850 head;
total r week hus fr IS 2io Tor 'ams TIME last %ers
,ae Gs' Market opened strong and shade higher Tor
weight "s IT." Yo S"' '' Ss. % light a. pigs sS
s. 10 m 70 g, and MIXED p'Gnsy; '"gss sass
sheep AMI ismS.eespis lac, x hour. head: total
s n far 2% so' % on s s s' ali
hold but load Market opened dun ana weaker,
slIiF' S " tn cS SSS hSavr clipped lambs s s.
Seeyy cIprd sheep 81 .ogss 81 hand, Sp Z. lambs
e Ssg 2ca rs !, asa fs "s s5ss
s. bulls H. :sFs and coS. i3S,a o. ana
higher; market opened active but closed weak Prime
g s e, g YSg 3. o. as sS"I Sc :o
s. sheep Make, opened active at advance Of 2ac
q ,s'1 go g. ;%!s s,,D fa %ns .
s,gs' a iS s,. q gs n0 .prn sS Sns
veni caver run light selling s. 'odIi u.s. thin and
tnion Stock Yards Chicago. April 2scsttle- Receipts,
6: al &C. ..d s s. ass sass '"i ss
.Ss s,as . ss:y s S~s 10 aey
f ,ss,s s''0F So ssss, 80 ss
had " @aisst Inferior 10 choice & 5oass %;
'T,. 81 ' is 10 @prI 2suoss-R.ce,p,s 800 head:
.sd isys s. fs ssss c" %ssd
t 500 s s."a sss'' n s' an @
g @ 90 far 70 s'a 81 s 81 bulls snS tSsss
s. ica,a Co. calves 'Sase sheep-Recept'. 1900 head;
2Nas,a, .a stock Yards, cn,,Is
.Ssss nsss
@ s. SSc 81 sc heavy 81 s'ss sS "sS
s. 81 ss %" az ssfs i sSs. "'' mixed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-29

HEMP AND Jt-TEyrhe market ha. teen very que,
s"y' S.d sS nsv. e D . se go uS% 1t
ma s .a.n MIq pu Gs
ss '@lP~ss . az" S,vr q's quality iPa
shipment, paper qualify. lido. mixing i'diso' t"s
ssa'"s a. ,s se. .s.. The have ss Ssea
the week are .,o1s pss".
S ar: S5s,y va, s ssa i: siey
ls s1%'J 1s.riaa si Is ST s:.n Sc 'i
beo and saayra Iihgiae southern nn, i0siss
sy salne' s@Se Ne, s%ed orleans ci,y ms
sysna cslso s s s""f's!; ad iPT :s :g
IS -. s s%' : ssa i ss . S country slaughter w
market S, has o Ies sa q Ss tone ~" ca
ana and '2 ss snssIs %oGsr
conccs.ons Hence NE maftrt II asoI, uN'n . ,e
SSG asc damsss isg5c AiaF' REJECTS sSise i.c
seconds. heavy 22a2sc. thirds 2oa2ie sh back CIV
90 second" ssps s.s Filth .aSs
bsns butts Ie Ts n a GIS wa. Sfsf to-day
SPOT and nearby deliveries while distant ns. co,ss ar s,s @
sls dsss.: ar sso being so Of,
.iH casting i so@4IsS % ny iss ss
sspsrs May S1 one :, o. s.. ''s sSS
. ssi May y; ;sS1 and "'s S Quiet
to n3m With fair obbng demand and old prices are
:s" .ss Sri%. ssss. :S:. .'';
sugar fai i2a1e good ''a''o' choice ''"'''' Fancy
Sy IRE s1 ssa s ES The x ss' 'r''s
nr w S". to- but s Steady with
and quoted at 2. ,s,nr I sm. and
e. qS sSs' a Ts fssSar ss e. o pitch
h. oGAM @ h 'c
s.r. siHF . asps 5 @qIs :s
%F% o"s, F's Sr.xow ~t1S s@" %n~,
ss.ro bristol ai s $50 sa end s.h.S q MAY May
2 o. copSnhnsen 2. g. Bremen S 80 efss ' ,@
si. S:s, % e
GOD &. d M.: nd e. sn
frerhis continue quiet, there being but Iit1Ie inquiry
maintain upon the bs's g ,Ss
n nss' or United States respestvsiy char
Tampa PR ogS and Gs dspoq =. O s,.a Rs
isIss abroad s.s sss TONS
fs :,.s. S"s
to s3 a .s . .ss's % T l9
srders 2s 7id; ayJune; British steamer, i.2o7 ton:
genera ssn' pr f"fs british
timber Pensacola TO the United KnFdorn or Continent
.ssS.n; S S.Sy. ;s,o
Is MS Ss 10 R s" a
81 German bark 100 tons lumber Apsl"ssn, g..
brittle a" ss ..s tens Smbs sss Rysr
s3 e net bark 40 tons coa: Philadelphia to $, Pierre
iumber Norfolk stamford 81 %; schooner sSa TONS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-29

srxs,o. ~x.-....- rauats~.
HHoz1c Manitoba, DSgzlc; snaks. CanadA' i'*~i'c'
sAI ,"u .oc gina Syc sau,s a ,or,n-
xb, p, nd an ,ho reno r re@ardng ,he
damage by frost Buyers are showing more urgency and
psnon nm prnns. tn be,,s, demand
sp or uni ,u,,.s, asysan,nr S,,s continue
ctorn az a S.ss a,Gs9se curran,s s.sc
nn.s imG%s Almonds 7~sfiiieo Brazil nuts S,sSic
painu, 10 aihor, 49, 40. ai.6sEc
h ohEN s,h me snsd S buDns 70
som. Extent The market for Sicily oranges lie somewhat
ning - her reIetye good auality pneappiss are
20 sa ~. Nessna oranges 80 iSGs3 SO Valencia 81 30
SsS ? |ausnrn,a 81 Ssass *: bananas s5caisi a2is
sssssS s2sg.s0 nom0.v
and again Very dull Buyers simply refuse operate
while the mills have been just az stubborn as ever in
their asking prices and the result Is that buyers and
sc,ions amounted n, only ag5 packaess Including 800
mi. w,r,ar ,,rsahs AZ 5Ox3 q $40 bbs clears 81 4OT
$3.50 e. ioSea ~ mis- city extr, o. AZ AZ 1o
hh,s .r-tne na,en,. "a SGfs 600 pkgs clears 81 rs in
sact. ana a 90 is' bbls RYE FIOr,R-Dul; sales
go h,, ana 70 s0asp cor NMEAI~ouiet Quoted
Rr, ndwwdne 10 * Saeamore 81 ~: Esmeralda az Isl
w.s,ayr Ia sou;herr Al vGds2 IL RAG MEAL
,t FARO ara n,n ooc sne veow SIC coarse 76 77c
~. tesS GSix TSc. .harp. 7sasoc: hominy chon
Go962i,c cot,onseed meal sinsi OF; meal 8Ja02l,c
'", i.,. ~, r, 49,, o,... ,. 80, . .
uRAN-MHEAT-Ihe wheat maiHet was no, a very
important alar today tne movement Q, pr,res LING
fined to comparatively narrow limits niue e"ser ieeI-
Ing prevailed good PORTION OF the session ana me close
was at 1sghc net loss The opening exhibited ht'ie
feeling Of depression Cue TO the improved weather ai
far this week in1iaes marked improvement Kansas
and considerable Improvement IN ono me private re,
ports indicate Practically the sans ana sns ,
map to-day shows rains In the southwest, Win quite
amply mosten the ground IN the ONO , nae ,h lao 40
verse fsct IN tne crop suauon carr IN m. rrsa,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-29
LONDON WOOL SALES.

Isndon April 2sThere offered at the wool sales
to-day ii Opp bales. There fair attendance but
American operators were few Mernos were per cent
lower than at OF the preceding reres Cross-
breds sod fairly we. the home trade and Cape Of
Good Hone and Natal whites well supported.
GREASY was half penny cheaper Following are details
OF the days safes with the prices obtained: 49,
New-south walos-3I00 bales: secured. sdqls 3hd
10 Incks and pieces sdGls 2Hd: greasy. 0ls910d do
locks and pieces 0ugd. - 49,.
0rsens nd 700 bales; secured 7hdefls 3hd: do
locks and pieces Ihdais I'D greasy. eGi0d; do locks
and pieces IQsifd. ...<. 49,. 4, .
and pieces 7sisd; greasy. 7H@id do locks and pieces
south Austraa-i.iOO bales; greasy $4,000; do locks
and pieces. 4k97td -, ,o,e,,,
greasy 5isnsiId: do locks and pieces. 2h94<d = 80
Nev Zealand-2QO1 bales: secured ihMllitd do locks
and pieces 7d greasy 8N@i0isd do locks and pieces.
3LUsd. ~. o.o -, -. 90
Cape Of Good Hope and Nata-S00 bales; secured edQ
II AID; greasy. 5hd1hd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-29
Condensed
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


COTTON-The cotton fairly active and
much higher active months owing, apparently. ~
bull manipulation. and II said that the leading bull
caught Of the local operators short. The market
opened at advance Of about points and shortly ran
abou, points held eteady during The after
and CLOSED with advance OF z 10 IL points.
the greatest Improvement being early months Liver
pool closed with advance Of ltsM2 points futures
with spot hardening The total sses FOR the day were
100 100 bales. The demand chiefly for MAY ard
August IL II though, that the exports and the demand
from spinrers 10 June will reduce the warehouse stocks
this point 100000 haies by date Crop
arc generally ~ favorable character. Good reports
have been received from FAN Rivef and print coths
are said TO be firm and active Local showers are ind
Gated for the extreme northern ~ Mssrsppi Okla
homa, Indian Territory and Arkansas. The weather
bulletin reported In Texas Georgia Louisiana and
Mississippi. Receipts az New-Orl.ars tot
,ma,ed at COO 20 go bales. 3cJ bales day
last week 3j3 bales last and $40 bales
age Receipts al New Orleans TO day are estimated At
2hlo ba.es, against ,4M bales day last and
U3.3 bales last year; Galveston. 1884 bales against
2aO and 4O2 bales: Savannah. i2sl bales against Gi3
and l.21 bales Charleston. "a bales. against 2Ji and
ga baes Norfolk G25 bales against 1903 and bales
Memphis 10 bales against 2s5 and 80 bales. Houston
ls'2 bales, against 2270 and 22l0 bales receipts at
Houston Wednesday estimated 900 J. 900 bales
agans, $40 bales same day last year.
Opening range and close to-day and closing bids the
previous night and last follow: