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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-10-24
Newest Silks

A wealth Of silk novelties that will
surprise you by their beauty on the one
hand and by their lowness of price on
the other-some of the newest and most
select weayes are Moire Antique a
come. Rich Damas, Velours, Velours
Morie Tinsel, Gold-Shot Damas. Evening
Brocades, Satin Duchess, etc. Wewant
to sayrighthere that improved methods,
close competition ana moley-tightness
among manufacturers have materially
lessened prices. The gain is all yours.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-10-24

Jauntier than ever Broadcloths, Ker-
seys, Coverts, Whipcords, Meltons, Di-
agonals, Beaver Illuminated Yicuna and
Persian Cloth in plated fronts Empire
Fronts Box Fronts-loose fitting, tight
fit ing, halftight fitting newest sleeves,
decidedly new collars. But why at
tempt description The real effect of a
coat depends upon its cut and suitabili-
ty to wearer's figure-enough to say that
we have styles to please the tall and the
short, the plump and the slender
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-10-24
BOHEMIAN GIRL" LAST NIGHT.

The audience at the Metropolitan
Opera House last night was not so
large as it had been on the two nights
previous, but it was no less apprecia-
tive. And the opera presented "The
Bohemian Grizzly the excellent COM
pary of artists that has been here
this week, well merited it's appreciation
and hearty encores. As usual Miss
Akers' fine skirt dancing was
feature, excelled only by the chorus
"From Valley and Hill" and the sing
ing of the quartette in the gypsy camp
Altogether it was a fine show, and its
equal is seld Jm seen here.
The Robinson Opera Company will
present the Opera "Pinafore" matt
nee this afternoon. Curtain rises at
$3.50. Everybody should see this ia
vorite opera. Chimes of Normandy"
win be presented tonight by special
request. This Company has made
big success here this week.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-10-24
Shoes

No lady viii regret wearing any shoe
coming from u.s. he nobbiest shapes of
fashions newest ideas are found here in
varieties unsurpassed anywhere. Every
shoe is the most perfect model Of COM
fort giving shapeliness that can posi-
bly, be produced by the hands 3f skillful
shoemaE ers. All feathers undergo care
full examination before being made up
and the most Artistic handiUork is in
corporated in each and every shoe car
ried in our stock, and We guarantee
every pair for good wear.
While attending the Fair this week
come and see this Great Store" Y
viii be glad to see YOU.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-10-24

The Lace Department contains the
latest styles of hand and machine
made laces. 1heproducts Of every lace
manufacturing district in the world.
From the tiny little edgings to the broad
All-Oyers, there is nothing omitted,
every width matching in design and
shade one with the other Such a COM
plete assortment of medium and fine
quality laces does not exist elsewhere in
the South
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-10-24
The Drapery Floor

Here is seen the selling policy that is
carrying all departments ahead. In buy
ing-we picked carefully. In selling
we price moderately. Curtains or Tapes
tries Portieres or Rugs business is
booming and we mean 20 keep it up
with great values at small cost.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-10-24

Cards are ont for the marriage of
Rev Junius w Willard, of Baltimore
Nd, to Miss Mary Fanny Weakley.
daughter of Mr.. C. S. Weakley, Jr.. Of
Shelbyville, Ky. The marriage will
be celebrated at Shelbyville, Nov. 4th.
Mr.. Willard is one of the most eloquent
young divines the State has produced.
His popularity in his new charge in
Baltimore has been very gratifying to
his many friends in the State, who
will congratulate him upon his ap
preaching marriage.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-10-24
Ga peS

In Velour, Velvet, Plush, Fur, Long,
Short, Medium, Plain, Braided, Beaded,
with and without rich furtrimmings-
lined with rich Satins or Silks-new col
lars, new styles. We can run the whole
gamut of fashionable shapes.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-10-24
P. o. Box 885.
PosIrloN WANTED

By Music Teacher. A pupil of Greensboro
Female College and Charlotte Con seryatory
of Music desires position as teacher OF
Vocal and Instrumental Music in some
school or college. Best of references fur.
nished. For fun Their information apply TO
office of News and Observer e. h.l
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-10-24
If You Would See

the prettiest coats and capes in Raleigh
come and inspect our new garments
whether it be for theatre, church, car
riage or shopping, we can please and
profit you
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-10-24
Cloth Capes

A great selection-new designs in
sweep and flare viii be found in great
variety of Beaver, Kerseys, Cheyiots,
broadcloths, Clay Diagonals, Fancy
Cloths lined and unlined, new collars,
with and without the Vatican Plat
Trimmings to suit the fabrics a hun
bred styles.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-10-24
aiIOr- Made Dresses

New styles only. New Skirts, new
Coats, Cheviots, Serges, COverts-loose
fitting, tight fitting, braided, military,
stylish and plain-new sleeves, new col
lars, perfect fitting.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-10-24

We are now prepared to furnish you
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Black Silks

Staple and fancy weaYes--the stock
includes all the newest weaYes purest
of dyes richest of weavps lowest of
prices--a combination which makes the
Black Silks famous.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-10-24
ESss ~ E1NES
DRUG STORE FOR SALE.

One half interest or all. Located in
growing town of 5000 populatEn
Best location, and best trade. Reasons
for sale given at proper time. Terms
easy. Address CD care News and OBJ
server.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-10-24

500 pound baskets Grapes-Cataw-
ba,Salem and Concord-in perfect con.
dition, Is cents per basket at Dughi's
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PRINTER WANTED.

Must be sober, steady and compe-
tent. Eight dollars per week. No
others need apply. The Headlight,
Goldsboro, N. G.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-10-24
RoYsTER's CANDY.

We are exceIIed by none In variety.
quality, style of package. All The
popular varieties are embraced in the
assortment
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-10-24

500 pound baskets Grapes--Cataw-
ba, Salem and Concord-in perfect con-
dition, Is cents per basket at Dughi's.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-10-24
Bicycle Suits

New accepted skirts, popular Covert
Cloths, Correct Styles. Also seperate
skirts and leggins without coats.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-10-24

Order election stickers of Edwards &
Broughton, Raleigh, N. C. 500 for
Is cents; 1000 for ST.
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For SALE.

Gentleman's riding horse. Sound
and handsome. Address, NJ, care News
and Observer.
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| AIDES

Should look after the health of their hus-
bands. If your better half has RHEUMA-
TISM, see that he takes the proper remedy at
once Thousands of men are physical wrecks
because they did not take constitutional
cure before it was too late To cure rheu-
matism you must purify the blood and drive
it attacks every muscle and joint in your
body.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-10-24

Mr.. Milton Jones, Of Ray, Madison
county, writes that two years ago he
voted the Republican ticket, but he
cannot support Pearson and Pritchard
because they are for the gold standard.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-10-24
RHEUMACIDE:,

The wonderful new discovery. viii no
disappoint You 1t is sold by all druggists a
81 per bottle Manufactured only 10y
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-10-24
GENTLEMEN

Who love their wives will not hesitate to
,uy constitutional cure when their wives
re afflicted with RHEUMATISM.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-26
LIVE STOCK MARKET.


REEVES Receipts 40 ears. or 732 head-l5 cars
FOR exporters and city snughcFers and % for the
arn for steers ana steady for rough stun. Feeling
tho offerings were closed out in good season common
70 prime n~liye steers 81! at $! ioqst - pc. 100 s s
COW a, 81 ooasa % FOR poor to god and y chol At
for ordinary to native Latest cables from
London and iAverpoo qioe refrlseraor beef duh a,
Weight Shipments to day. $50 quarters Of beef In the
Tentcnic and $50 quarters in the New-York ali Tor
G1smanS C9many T.n2,r' Is omeanan for
for HUI, 80 cattle for schwarzschd suzbcrgcr and
ne America to l>ndon sls cattle for D. H. sherman
81 -, s"narrT la one ,s, steers Is7a n
81 1870 MSS g 20 3d. 1eS OK sG at 70 Tsn
n at S. do. ~ ~ at 81 bulls $50 n, at 50 q.
at 81 7O do 800 H. At So TO- 20 cows los, n NJ 81 t."
- DO soi H. at 81 no. Is d. oa7 H. at 81 40 l2 d. ~.
Newton & Co.: IS Lancaster County Penn. steers.
at S' + a, % Il RS b. so B. % b. 70 a n.' %' 5 S
Buzz 40 m at s. eo~. .f5 ia at r % $ 80
u ,l29 n 4, s. o. go ., 2 ." 90 u d. at
Sherman culver IS Indiana steers. $, H. a, 81 40;
bulls I, NJ 1874 a at 50 TO- 10 cows 1913 ~ at 81 a.
II Ep,'cn: y Kentucky steers 1894 ~ a, 81 40.
J. shamberg & son II Illinois steers ~ Mt 81 20;
s. ". sherman: II steers 1860 n, at $40
D. McElwee: = oxen lsi. y, at 81 80 oN. 100 ~
d. s 1890 S'% % g H 3D. at 10 GOV" 81" H. d" 81 q"
Hume q Mullen bull 1910 ~ 81; COW 77O III
al 81 GO: do. 90 n. at 81. / do go H. al 81 10
J. Duc"y: | cow. 1870 II. at 81 10; do 30 n, a,
81 -; . do. at Sl5 each.
MICH CDNS-Ieceipts. Is9 head which Isi for
fae Market duh for all grades COWS and while
the few really good 10 choice mixers held up Ia last
weeks prices all others sold at s2aS3 lower and for
common to medium Their. very genuine
demand nj any price. Quoted saleH SIS To
81, head for inferior To choice calves included, an
reported 90 have been sold ut sisu
$50 but the bulk Of the sales at s2imSls
Sales Smith: 20 Buffalo fresh cows. $40 Der
head
J q. Curtis: IL fresh cows calves included at sioq
$i2 20
.. RockefcIar 10 fresh cows. S2ia$i5 per head
&. J. ROckefellar II fr' sh cows. Si5aSI5 cnch
ialIenbcck q Hollis: 10 fresh cows s25Qs3S q,
i. McCabe 10 fresh cows calves Included nj S25qstJ
Hume Mullen fresh cows and calves sisqS2O
J. pucey: fresh cows $50 60 $50 per head.
ID. McElwee; fresh cows. $I2 80 per head
Early sales 1T steady prices hut feeling was
manifested AT the start and prices saRged of 25c
the market closing dull and dropping
ceips tomorrow About all the stock taken however
Common 10 prime veas sold 81 5O4x7: a extra and
selected do. 81 2ouST %. culs per
mead Dressed calves country dressed en- ser
me latter sold at 3u7c n and choice stock up
10 Nc; city dressed ~ Gu1i3c: little calves 314c
Judd Co: III venls 123 n average 81 per
dU 10; ~ do l23 H. at 50 rs IL do 100 No. at 81 sO
Vi 40 lIs ~ at SO 81 II do 40 No. Mt 81; 10 do 10 NJ
Hume & Mullen; venls I33 N. 81 co. 5 do 1872 n
a, Il 20 do 42 ~ at 81: 02 do 35 ~ at 81: 10 do
no IN nj Sc 10 CT do i1s n 50 da ios IN al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-26
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKET

New-iork March y, 1896.
BEANS AND PEAS-rnder quite heavy arrivals and
no Improvement In the general demand. the is
showing further decline on nearly all varieties For
few special lots of marrow 81 27 occasionally asked
but the general trading basis is 81 - Medium
declined 20 81 2ouS 22 outside figure strictly fancy
Canadian Pea are selling more generally 81 IL
a, any other price Some export business been done
in red kidney 81 TO- but the competition 10 secure the
that price Other varieties about az previously quot,
ed. Green peas steady Wa quote: Beans domestic
marrow, choice per bush 81 % do medium 81 2Osi
81 224: do 81 1881 ia kidney ~ 8oe(
81 3) DO red kidney choice 81 O5GSl TO- common 10
good, Scnsl do turtle 81 35a$ 40 do yellow eve
81 25aSl 30. do lima California 81 s2.Gsl So do foreign
pea. old, DOcnsl do foreign medium old $4,000: green
peas. b5ls S2.c; do bags and Scotch SOC
BtTTER-Buying has been last two
three days that the obbing seemed 10 be fairly
supplied and there queter business to-day There
nothing. however. TO Indicate any change IN tho
general position Of the market The looks
hoahy and II Is expected that the will clean
the stock that arrives during the remainder OF the
week the basis Of about present quotations II Is
to get 22c for strictly fancy marks Of creamery
are firm at 2Ou2lc and there is larger demand for
calling quite frequently for these goods. Old dairy and
held Creamery show change Of Importance movement
light New State dairy Is wanted he full extent OF
receipts and brings firm prices. Imitation creamery
moves out nicely. and there is little better feeling
fresh factory based continued light receipts and
fairly good movement especially with out-of-town mar
kets. We quote: New butter-Creamery extras, per ~
2c do fsts 2ol21c do thirds seconds i0c stats
dairy tubs fancy. zoe: do welsh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-26
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
.,.u. yorL March -. 1896.


,crvO,- r,. carly news from Liverpool this morn s
disappointing. the arrival ma
with decline OF points. and 1t closed que Wv,
a Of "a ga points ana al t 1,o SIs On his
COTTON was easier GALES Of only 5000 paes. On .
our market opened about points lower % M Inc
months MAY on call selling at 80 anu "-'n
lv and August selling the price or say. 80
The failure the large Galveston diys0Oos
a. H. Blum, which was said 10 be the ais it, AMI
his together with a comparatively free movement V
cotton prices off until they were about Po.n'S
yesterdays closing hsures' iheie W. yrin but the
actions from this point during N" moInlns ou' ~,
market kept pretty close the lowest point a.u d.
o'clock there a loss Of say. or points Ifa1S
was light only few outside orders came IN
traders are exercising and they are evidently
awaiting developments, they cannot read tne
clearly The closed quiet with net decline o
e. 10 points principal loss being on early ana summer
months Total sales 900 bales Closing tone va
ouiet 1t that the amount oil cotton ovi..,H
estimated that shipments rom LNefpoOl 10
India will aggregate 10 600 bales this season Inc semi
against 5000 bales the same period iast year lfD
1871 and 1900 bales in 1875 WINE
II bales. against 5000 bales last year, -'."o
bales in and 1870 bales in lNI me ystlnae o
The total interior receipts this week about 900 Dtes
members of the Cotton Exchange VIII VOC
on The question making Good Friday and the SATURDAY
guessed 1900 bales. against Vj''l ba!' as'
week. ll64GO bales last year Receipts al New-OI
against 1885 bales the day last week. "1' bhes
last year. and $3.50 bales two years ago. Io-day re-
oepts NewOrleans 52iO bales. against 2oJ. ps
day last week. and isIh bales last year GtNe
ton .OlI bales against 53S and l7N6 bales Mobile l'o
against 4Os and ST bales Charleston, l5s bales;
asanst 776 and s balls Norfolk bales against 1912
baies Memphis PAS bales. against us ana O-i
bales Houston 1874 bales. against l22l and 1%aS bales
bales against 262 bales the day last yea!
The New York spot market was Lice lower; August 1sc
lower and New Orleans and Mobile l-6e lower va. .A
Opening and close to-day, and closing bds the
previous night and last year follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-26

Chicago March - (speciaD-It was aosether an ~ Al
ro,,- wheat market today. The start was we'A ..'
took about 2or0uo bush OF wheat
through different commission houses ne rssu. w.,
ina, The close a the opening ana ~ -, !,
TUESDAY night MAY OPENED 62sc. sold between o-s'
a. ana 81 sei al G3, Toward the close the mar Was
I,lr.l ny an Improved cash demand. cargo u N"'op
iush rd wine~ was sold spring shipment by Armour
.crsn In tho worlds visible 370Iooo bush. was twice
~ much "a expected Tho conslderatlons az tne
we're not SO bull.sh California had good rains me,
M. favorable weather West and southwest Seaus.rd
Northwestern receipts Wen, large ~ cars agaihst 4o
Last week and 3l~ Gables were shade hrnef.
IN. selling f. day was those shorts who covered up
yesterday 1t looked also II Armour the carly ouyef
did selling IA the rally 49,,
,',rn was helped IN small way by wheat. Receipts
we're also very small i9T today 80 estimated Tor
t. morrow The trading In futures was limited ho
made slightly hgl sample MA het.
There was however demand. May opened at
2aI.c sold 29a. rose and closed AZ 2''sc Brai
reported sst n the Rockies Tor the
week u GOoDo bush. cables barely steady: sea
board clearanccs were l1oDpl bush
rr.~e vas "A moderate export demand for oats. 4o.un
bush being taken To 20 all rail via Boston. and there be
INK other bids In the market Prices were steady May
selling between loas4i9Hc and closing i93c. There
were light receipts. 1896 cars; today the estimate for
Tuesday $1,000 bush.
Provisions opened very weak Pork at the outset
showed loss l5c. lard and ribs loss OF 1i4c from
Tuesday At close half II this recovered. The
opened with deal OF outside liquidation
but a general disposition among shorts
take profits There enormous Nerng Of ribs.
Packers reported very large incr,7sa in the cash de
mand The receipts liberal. Prices "A the yards
5NlOc lower the estimate FOR Thursiay 2soo
expected that stocks here month Win
show large increase. II is believed that the contract
pork 1870 600 bbs: thu around
i2i.O,p tierces and the ribs around 100000 10.
the curb puts May wheat closed a 62i.c. calls
oi'auf3Asc Puts May corn closed a, 2s'ag2e'sc.
calls "A 2gi,H2Ci2c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-26
LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
Stations foot of I

stations foot of CortIandt and De.bro.se. sta
700 4. VI. daily. except sunday, FOR MACCH SHCNB
and intermediate stations -- ,,,.-
FALO NIAGARA FALLS. SUSPENSION BRIDGE and
the West and principal local points. dining TO Sus-
pension Bridge; Pullman Vesilbuie Sleeper to Chicago
~ 4. VI daily Qsaves It 10 30 A. VI. sunday ff
MATCH CHUNK and Intermediate points Connections
for Reading and Harrisburg. -
100 u. VI. daily. except sunday. for E1MIRA and az
in,.rmefate connections for Posve and Read
ing chair-car u Wilkesharre
3:3O =. VI. Sundays only for Wkesbarre. L d Il
Junction and all intermediate stations.
a:IO II. NJ. daily, except sunday. for I. q g. JUNO.
TON and principal intermediate stations; Pullman buhe
naror-car to Wiikesbarre: connecting for Pottsvie
ago y. VI. daily. except Sunday for Bound Brook and
5:I5 r. W. daily for EAsToN and intermediate sta
600 r. VI. daily for BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS
and all points West Pullman Sleeper vestiou.e u.ia
Nav York To Chicago Sleeper 10 Buffalo al. Toron.o
Connections for Reading and Harrisburg.
,3O u. VI. daily except sunday. for Eason ard Inter-
mediate stations
900 r. VI. dsy. for ITHACA. GENEVA. RocTiEs-
rI-R RI-F'FAIO. NIAGARA FALLS and all points West
pullman sleepers Chicago ara Buffalo Charcar 70
W,lkesharre. A..
Tickets Pullman accommodations at rs, -
and 3e3 Broadway. 81 East i4ths 1856 Fast i2sh s.,
Vew York: $50 Fulton ST. Court ST.. 9S Broadway. ara
Rrooklyn Annex. Brooklyn. y. Y
rna Network Transfer Co will call bag
cnge from hotel residence through 70 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-26
OTHER MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo March 25-Cqt,le- Receipts lsst - hours i232
hsad total Gr o %ee nus fa s' hfSa ' SEE head
York lo-i head. "a sale ~ head mliNr, i'nei
cows 81 75q<3 30. yeas Sass. extra. So - HossIe-
last - hours 6>Np head. total fo Week mus if
signed through head. New York. ESQ head on
sale. $40 head; markci op"ned lover. s.! 'ut ana
Yorkers 81 2qst 80. piss sM late at 81 ga - -,
three loads eft iork-rS sold early at - 80
!. b. god heavy 81 25as4 20 roush. 50 SOS 50:
- 13qS3 sheep and lambs -k,ccis last - nour. ~,
ias week 3 head. consigned through. 500 head; 70
2 $40 head. sale 500 head market opened
.'eay. closed dun and loH"c lover ir lambs p,5'a -.
nmt- 81 '"T<h good 70 choice. - ~ ~. cla 81 !"
- IN me- sn.sp goa e. a. Ssi' 800 so ,,
81 sasi 10 sold late 81 75nSl 80. sheep
II; decline. several loads u late arrivals We're
- LOUIS March 2,- National stock Yards: cn''lc--
Receipts 2e' head market 4g ard prices lee lover On
a grades. native steers s3q>i cows. s. calves s. 'o
So Texas steer. s. 10 I,'eeip. 1".o b. Hsad
mixed. 81 5"us3 - light 81 7ogS3 -. Shee-Iseceips
5o head markc, dqli. NJ sales rcroried ,..,,,. =.
c~ifi-. no" head market weak and lor lower common
o. extra steers s. w1Sl 90 sockers and feeders 81 sj
- .olS' Hogs Receipts 1900 head. market weak and
iHl" lover heavy packing and SHIPPING lots. ;" 100
srfa. SASS ia. Fight. 81 ~d>i IL" pigs Nnsi sheep
RECEIPTS. i7e'D head. market wcak and To- lower; In
Kansas C1ty. March - Hogs Receipts. 1000 head
dun. jple lower. pigs. 81 3ygs3 80. light and
medium s. eGs3 ~. heavy 81 s,gs3 80 Cattle i' O.
cepts Loo had marke' slow" nai'" sircrs best ~ 80
gSi. fair e. g $5gS3 20 cows AMI h.'ters s~si s. 200
50 80 far 70 I'd 81 'gsSl " Gns s2as2 ~ G
calves $'dtio. sheep Receipts. 5000 head market
Eas, Liberty March q Receipts light. market
r,ceiy prime a5asi 40 good. 81 ijpSi 30 rough fa
SsuS3 -. oavs s. Jg$5 - Hogs Receipts hsn' g.
:, 80. heavy hoss. 81 2tgsi 30 r9ushs s$a$i shScp
suy is demand ~ market e. y,s er cSmman
s3uss 40. lambs. 81 i"Gs1 -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-26

Market closed quiet at to 10 points decline com
pared Yesterdays closing prices Transferable no
tees, las; Total sales $4,000 bales NewoYork gross
receipts. 2O57 bales Exports Continent. SOS bales;
Great Britain s42s: forwarded III sales. 4s7 spinnes
437 1GO.575. Total receipts today. II 200
bales hus week. IS. POI Exports today: Great
Britain Abb France. G73o: Continent. 9.42S Thus far
week Great British. 24sl6 balss; France, 1882
Continent. 31s2s stock $40 ga cotton quiet and
Lice lower middling uplands 10 Ice; middng guilt
s Lice; sales 4S7 bales all spinning.
Liverpool cabe-Spot cotton easier sales 5000 bales
speculation and 500 American. 1909; receipts.
1900. all American. Mddiing upands 4Sd Futures
opened l64n2Gid decline: closed quiet 22
-. points net decline. March, 4l5lss; March April.
Ass. Apr1lMay 4l4s: MayJune. 43v; June-July. All
TO Az: Juy-August 4l0lzb; AugustSeptenber, 4O7s
September-Ocober. 363i2b; October November 35Js: No
venber-December, Bills: Overwhelmingly, :}51ils
Manifestations quiet. cloths quiet.
COFFEE-Lower cables had a depressing effect Havre
selling during morning which ali sup
port The days movement slight and without the
slightest feature. Chief sales for September
cables i.q& franc lower: March, 50 - francs April
May, 1880 June rs 10. Rio Official cables steady at
~ res for No 4 exchange 1915; receipts 90
cleared for United States 1000 bags Rio -
bags. Santos receipts 1000 bags; stock l55 bags
market firm at 1880 res Hamburg quiet; March G5 80
pigs; April $3.50; May 65I5; June. 65.25 July G425
Contracts closed steady March unchanged; others
Is lower. Sales IS. $50 bags. follows: