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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-10-14
UNDERWEAR
UNDERWEAR
The best 25ct. vest or scots.

! The best 25ct. vest or scots.
la suit.
It has pearl buttons silk fin
ished and extra long, good value
camel hair at Scots, worth 75cts.
Cardinal or red all wool at
Scots, worth 75cts.
Combination suits for chill
dren 35cts a whole suit, worth 5Octs.
Combination suits scots,
worth 75cts.
Combination suits 75cts,
worth $l.OO
Combination suits $l.OO,
worth $l.25.
In~the Florence or regular
combination children underwear
from lOcts. up.
All these goods either in flat
or ribbed.
Ladies feeced seamless
stocking at l5cts, worth 25cts.
Boys very heavy cotton
black stocking as good as any 25c,
stocking in the city at 15cts.
All wool infants black OF
colored stocking at 5cts. pair.
Our flannel night shirts
large sleeves and sweep and fine
patterns for ladies 81 90, for Misses
9octs., children Scots.
For every one dollars worth
Of goods bought at pur store YOU
will receive a ticket on the draw
ing Oh two 5 drawer sewing ma
chimes and fine lamp to the person
holding the lucky number.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-10-14
C |ot|lii|lg
Depa|t t||lent.

All wool camels hair un-
derwear at $l.OO, worth $1.25.
Wool aeeced underwear at
$l.0O suit, worth $l.5O.
This garment we bought in
case lots. 1t is the best thing ever
offered. Compare it.
Underwear from 25cts. up.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-10-14
Largest
Stock
the
CITY,.

Gut this out; it will pay you.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-02-29

this purpose at his bedside. \ Danish
physician, Dr Book recommends a 10 per
cent. solution of citric of acid To ne given
in spoonful doses every TWO hours
Dr r. j. Reilly SAYS he has used com
mon salt as Il remedy for iiuywurm for
the past seven years children who are
suffering from IL are seiIl 10 the seaside
salt air This Improvement has hitherto
been ascribcd 10 the general favuring H-
fiucnce of the open-a'I lite and III. proved
hygienic conditions. but says the author,
when ". rem.nIl. the fact tIlt the air
near the sea is imprrgnatvd with minute
particles pf sea water containing in SO
iticu a Large I,rouortiou Of suiiuln ,hlo"-
idr may we not rra a,onabl. ascrihr the
disapp-arancr of the skln disease to this
circumstance? This tact. he says, '-d
him to think that commun sal; nigh;
prove a Naluahi. remedy in riunvlr,n
Accordingly he used il in the next three
eases which h. was called upun to treat,
applying il every night for tive nights ana
washing 1t off IA, following morning vita
10 Der cent. hnrir acid SOAP. in - than
four weeks It cure wa. effected in each
ease.
Dr. Shretel offers Il hint which may
prove useful to u.rsons afflicted with the
mprdimcut Of stammeriug. If In. SUI
fcrer will always iii his lungs by "a strong
inhalation before. h, brytns To su.ak he
may very readily cure The most obstinate
case.
Thirst and great ,!rynrss of tine mouth
in sickness Is often relieved by Il teaspoon.
ful Of powdered gum ara bic beaten thor
uughly with Il couple of traSpoonfuls of
glycerine to which is added "A glass of
cold water and enough lemon iuire to
make the mixture paEIablr Th,. mix
turc may be taken freely with ..rrat re-
lief 10 the dryurss of the mouth and
thirst Medical Times
HOUSEHOLD SIGGESTIONS.
4 very pleasing table decoration that
is easily carried out throughuul The sum
mer months is the addition of ttuv,rs
to the finger bowls. Use doubt. bowls.
one large enough to hold the other and
fill that space between the two with yery.
small blossoms. The effect of ,lippjul.
the fingers into HOwrr-sccuted wafer is
decidedly unique ard agreeable
cotton may b. DISTINGUISHED from linen
when one is buying haudkprchiefs by
mCistcninS he tip of the finger and press-
ing II to the handkerchief If IL wrt,
through at once it is linen while if any
cotton enters into its manufacture. IL viii
take several seconds TO wet through th,,
threads. Also in linen the threads are
more uneven than in cotton
Even those who feel that they have not
the time, or the patience, to carry out
the various health culture faGs and thr
bodily exercise that are vaunt.J nova
days, pick ny some bits of information
that stand them in good stead For in,
stance. there is the recommendation Ia
walk from the hips as II is caIled-that
is without bending the knees. Ii viii h.,
found that this effort tends to an erect
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-02-29
At the FortnightIy Concerts.

The fOrtnightly concerts are another
pleasant function. and one generally
sees almost all ones friends there.
These concerts. which are for the APP
pearance of those students whose mas
ters consider them worthy of be-
ing listened To- by an audience.
are three-fourths musical and one
fourth social. and all the stu
dents who wish to come are admitted
free. on their students tickets.
They generally nearly all wish to come.
so the students gallery is always in Il
most congested state of crowding, Of
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-02-29
Unfermcntcd Communion Wine.

Alfred Speer. of New Jersey, the ccle-
brated grower of foreign grapes, preserves
the unfermented juice of the grape for
sarramcntal use. 1t has been adopted
ana its use sanctioned by the prominent
divines of this country. 1t is also used
for invalids with remarkable bloui-mak-
ing. For sale by druggists.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-02-29

smote the wife of his bosom in this
inhuman manner? 1 know you Will not
believe it, You canno. believe it,
And then he Went copiously. But it
does not follow. because there Is an oc-
casional fight in congress, or because
a casual LAWYER has a fit of hysteiica
onse in a while. that men are unfit for
deliberative assemblies or courts of JUS
tice Mrs Barr should join some bright
woman's club and see how admirably
the girls can carry on business.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-02-29

The concert hall is a very fine one,
and, so far AS acoustics is concerned.
perfect. 1t is here that the students
fortnightly concerts take place, as well
as the orchestral rehearSalS and lee
lures. TO all of which. of course, the
students have free admittance. while
the musical library. rich i'm orchestral
vocal and piano scores. is open to the
students, and forms another source of
instruction. which. added tn the reading
library. gives to the students of this in
stitution advantages to he found i'm no
other English school of music.
The Royal Academy of Music has.
since its founding, never failed to re-
tain its position as the leading English
conservatory, and within recent years
the educational course has been aug
mented by the establishment of perma-
nent sight-rcading classes, II large
operate class, classes for ensemble
practice, fortnightly concerts, weekly
lectures, ana the addition of deport-
ment, fencing and stage dancing
classes. while on the professional STAFF
are to be found names famous the
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-02-29

Intellectual and practical training for
teachers. Three courses of study besides
preparatory. Special attention given TO
preparation for college. Students ad-
mitted to best colleges on certificate.
Thirty graduates pursuing further studies
last year. Great advantages for special
studies in art and music Model school or
three hundred pupils. Corps of sixteen
teachers. Beautiful grounds Magnificent
buildings. Large grounds for athletics.
Elevator and intirmary with attendant
nurse Fine gymnasium. Everything
furnished at an average cost to normal
students of Sli3 year. Fall term. Aug.
q. Winter term, Dec. 2. Spring term.
March 10. Students admitted to classes a
any time. For catalogue. containing full
Information. apply to
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-02-29
FOR LADIES ONLY.

If you would lie relieved OF
periodical pains. bearing.down
sensations. organic displace'
ment or arrangements, or fe.
male weakness; il you would
enjoy good health. Use Roy >
Restoria COMPOUND. For sale by
JOHN II. PHELPS, Scranton. Pa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-19
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York. August u, lNHb
REEVES Receipts were So cars. or 1881 bead cars
ket No offered for sac Feeling steady
City steady 62n7c per N for in
feTiOr and choice beef sold hiRn
Sc Texas beef H. quoted AT G.ud94c To-days cables
London Liverpool quoted American steers selling
1OGiOa.c tops dressed weight refrigerator beef
advices 10qlli7c choice wehers. l2c dressed
weight Shipments day the N1ualic 80 quarters
Of beef NJ Harris also 300 cattle and LOCO sheep FOR
j. Shoniherg & and 800 cattle for SchwarZschd e
Suzberger The Michigan takes ont 800 cattle equally
divided between the last named Two shippers the Mar
and the Chicago city 200 cattle FOR NJ. Rosenthal on
Wednesday Company will send ont ZOO quar-
Of beef in the St Paul ana LOO quarters in the
Britannia.
CALVES Receipts at all New York markets barely 80
head and trade limited feeling Country dressed
light supply and 1c 10 li9c highe: at pe
per calves sold at 4d5c, dressed gassars A. 30
dressed buttermiks AT 4dJc city dressed veas at
GalOc and selected carcasses high az loirc
Collins: Virginia calves, 40 H. at 81 - per
100 n
counting held Monday. there 3S7 head
on sale Feeling all around. and prices stronger
quality considered sheep nominal IN the absence Of
any transactions. good lambs sold at 81 2jHSG
Der 10, 10 Sellers look a moderate supply Of
tic per 10. dressed lambs sold at 7isnl2c
Sales NJ Collins: l0T Virginia lambs go N average at
SO per 100 n $500 go.
s. Judd & CO.: $50 Kentucky lambs % n, at 81 -.
Hogs Kecents cars SOB head all for slaugh
tercre direct Feeling firm and quotations vera - 0Q
M 81 lOqS4 90 Country dressed sold ~ f52c for
dunn weights &C. FOR light do and lean pigs AZ V'ec
SaIes-F H. Hollis date Monday 20 State hogs -pi 10
average at So - per leo n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-19
OTHER MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH


Buffalo Au, Is-Cattle- Receipts for the last -
hours 2G4 head total week thu, 5dl9 head FOR
1s SAM time LAS last S'g bai ' MaTEe opn Steady fsa
on sale closed dun fair steers - 700 s. 90 veals HteaS
tn, las, q hours 100 head. total week ihus IA.
$3.50 head. for the sam" time last "eek ~" saI
sale 500 head. Market opened active and hish.d
closed essy w eqN ssd TSsTS: gao %es'
rrades s0 & 500 81 a. roas6. s2aoasa sar s. $50
s. - sheen and lambs Receipts for the last ~ hours
200 head total Tor week thus far 10 400 head Tor The
time last week 10 400 head to Ns" f9rS' ~
S5qs5 -. cus fair 81 23N>o 40 cool nixsd shrep
s. G5ns3 ~, culls and common quoted sass 90 choee
fair f. good s. 75as6 50 10; culs - 90 heavy
LOUIS Aug receipts i 2e+ h 3 d. ml FIX
strong %a.is. 'erFs 3D. na've ' sS H"ss
oepts 1919 had market zoe hghrIi .sh e" % - ,9s
head. market strong Natives 81 1888 3D. lambs - %
Union stock Yards Chicago. Aug isca'tle Receipts.
81 saSi ~ 49, s. ok ana 5s exa SS 80 75@ 81
Western rangers. s2rsi H9gs fs'cr'pt.' ~" nsan
marke, arm ard To- hsher Hesyy psckng Az & nv
choice assrted 81 loasS 60 ch 81 4oaSa - pe. 81 ~
asa go sheep -Eeceips i2ooo hesd me["e' sronS''
Inferior 10 choice. >2a'" % lambs >"pS" '"' -
s prime 5! 25as4 81, good 5. l5ast - uds So
81 49, fair 81 6oas c,mnon 81 800 50 - c , 10
and ssrinsers. si5qsta Hoss Marie, sc'e prime
Jun g. 7oa$S ~ pms on sh t. 81 ' Ss s 49,
god foushs s. oogsa sheep Market strong; prime
s 80 Saa s. S s 4 c '1 SSgs cS" lambs s
S. 80 fair good lambs s. '5p 70. veal calves. s3a
Kansas city. Aug. ls.~Hoss- Receipts. 200 head
market strong. 20 higher. light sni pigs 81 icas3 20
500 head. market active. native steers best sass -
fair good. 81 loati cows and he.ters best y t"d
and feeders 81 50a$ io Western 81 50 20
calves $5nslc shefp-Recrips Loo mead. market firm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-19
new YORK. ONTARIO & WESTERN R'Y,

Trains leave foot If West 42i s.. follows rs min
earlier from Franklin So.
1905 4. W.. for West Cornwall. Or's Mills. Lakes
Mohonk and Minncwasks. Miidletown Bloomingbuch
Elenvllle. Fallsburgh Hureyvile Lake Kamesha. L,i
erty. scranton. Walton Delhi. sidney, Norwich It'ce
Oneida. Fulton Oswego
1. VI. Campbell Hall nidiletOv-r. Bloom.
inghurgh. Wurtshoro Ellenvie Mountain Dali. tenir'
Vile Pittsburgh. lake Kamesha. lurleyNie Liberty
Falls. Liberty, White Lake.
i.t5 y. VI. SATURDAYS onyD. for Middletown Bloom
nghnrgh Wurtsborn EllenNlle Mountain Dale. Centre
VILE. Pittsburgh. Lake Namesha, Hureyyiue Liberty
Falls Liberty White Lake ParSsville, Livingston Manor
ROckland
:,I5 y. VI. for Campbell Hall. Lakes Mohonk ard
Minnewaska Midiletown Mooning5urgh. Wnri-boro. FL
envnle. Mountain Dale centreville: Pittsburgh Lake
Kiameshn Hurley vile. Liberty Falls. Liberty White
Lake. parNsylo Livingston Manor. Rockland
$50 l.. W.. Daily. for Campbell Hall. Mlddletown
Liberty. Livingston Manor Walton. Delhi Sidney Nor
wich Rarfasville. Oneida. Fulton Oswego Niagara
Falls. and points West. Pullman Sleeping Car Reclining
Chair car IRE 10 Niagara Falls.
515 y. VI. for West Cornwall. Orr's Mills Meadow
Brook. Burnside. campbell Hall. Stony Ford Crystal
Run. Middlotowr Wrterton. Bloomingburgh Wur,s'oro
Flenylle.
Tickets and Pullman 37i Broadway. y. Y.
j .. ANNERSON y. y. =. 30 RoaNer -. y \.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-19
WEST SHORE x.

Trains leave " ici -. station y. Y. IS f'io"s arc
IL earlier f.of frinNiln 81
33o \ VI Only. Local 80 Bsnao. Sleeping 'ir -
Nork To- Iio mfill". sundays only, can h ' "lp''
$50 NJ p,i, Local to Ahan,. fcr Ca'ss.i Noun
Dis \ VI Dan, f.r Nihan, it.cs syracuse R0c'es'er
Buffalo Niasa-a u.s. ror'' Cleveland 'hi'""
Pari1r ear Syr4cu.o
\ 100 \ " paN,. except SUNDAY. f' Brom
AMI CatSklN Nounta.nS Nav l1l'z LIKES fInz ~
nncN fsli, rlr'or - iN''m' BE- and "" fa.r
il.sS Daily .sC"rf sunday. % ',t.Fi
Mountains. N.n I'a''l Lakes Moh1nk and Arn'"afn'
Albany Saratoga 'aiiRei. Lake 'ir'rgr Fa-l'r eas
Boonivlc. Safatoga ana 'a'i"'l . .
lis T. NJ Saturdays mi, Haf Hliiay Sp~~ Al 70
Ca'slin Mountain. raior az attached -
g .,.t5 T. NJ baiN except -urdt'. f' f7fsk ~ N'u!
tains NcW Pttz iakos Nlhork and Mnns~asta. Al
hany saratoga raria- cor attached o. b'"nn'he an
Saratoga
G. 400 = II Daily e,ccpf SUNDAY, for Alhany
GOO = DAILY fH ALBANY. Montreal. itca. >yrarne'
Rochester. buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto leir"'1
cleveland Chlcag' ard -. Louis
6:0 , ne'y. eN,ep' SUNDAY for NcShu-s Albany
.l5 j. NJ D,i, ex,ep, sunday. pr Utica. Syracuse
Rochester and Buraln
Sis - NJ Daily for Albany. rii-i. Syracuse. Roch-
ester Buffalo Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit, Clsvs
land Chicago AND - IrIs .
g Leaves brooklyn hv AnneN 40 Is mo ~ \
NJ. C30i 7. VI jersey CIV. = r. Il station. Ai'$
Bill - ,3.s /. VI
For ticket time 'shlss ulror AMI shopping accom-
rnodatons apply city otc's Erloa.' and New YORK anf
At stations Time tables principal hotels For oths
Information address
g. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent
Vanderbilt New YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-19
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. Aug. IS Special Wheai du,l hu' grad
uay strengthened under tho covering ~ shorts hy
and his crowd bgNlng New
York ly local bulls In addition there consider
between ,he months quite temptation sell
tho latter and buy IN September At the close the df'
fly + December September we'll while Counsel
man and wire hluses In general -oll December alon"
Cash wheat sales 2iN0rD bushels made.
Of which 10000 bushels No harl ami $4,000 bush
direct export Montreal message reporting The Manitoba
crop damaged go per cent by frost had but little effect
II quickly denied The local receipts were liberal
2tb estimate for but l%o
The local out-inspecton i32Wo bushels Charters
lJOOop bushels. Northwestern receipts were tsN
40 last week and 80 last Septcml
and closed at 55sp13lc contract stocks here are llS
coo or 10000 bushels less than a week
Corn RANGED higher. but the improvement Was unm.
portauf Conditions practically unchanged Cool
weather prevailed West and Southwest Receipts were
liberal shipping demand moderate. Local receipts were
~ cars with 40 estimated for 20 morrow. The out IN
spec0n ltNVo bushels Exports fair at $1,000
bushels Local charters We're 39l.Wo bushels. shorts
Seps mher and few ~ them were selirS
MAJ This especially true u the elevator concerns
Councilman a CO. were the hg buyers ~ Septembc..
asked MAY closed about wher" II c sod ye.teriay
oats again displayed more strength than any other
the list hut advance ~ " lushel IN sep
temler brought blk quantity sale The september
Nav difference 2sc. Receipts loo cars
short II estimates 2sS and estimates Tor tomor
row 30 sept. inter opened at 1890 advanced
Provisions The estimate ~ l7oO hogs Tor
to morrow and a diminished demand from shorts caused
easier markets The opening rather firm because OF
of hogs the yards ana advance
II 5Oc I'm prices there September pork opened 81 30
nni closed at 81 - October and January lost oa2'7c
lard losi ,isql2igc; rihA 7isc.
calls At 55,c asked Puts and calls May corn closed
n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-19

HEMP AND UTE The market has been extremely
ane 0 on hemp ana lo g ana no ann business
nal We quote: Manila hemp, spot. 80, shipment.
shipment 2sa27.c; jute. spot .?aa3'.c: shipment pa
paper qnsy i.c mixing ic asgng i,q2c s''e"'
HIDEs-some changes have been made in prices some
hnes being d "ssd e me srn inaTf Is moe or less
important concessions a.. supplies are not very large.
III" e@ oi 400 H, and kns gains "a go Io, Da.s,
49, j,ogots ioilai2c. ctnrai XmeTican ii1ise Cal
yston lie. Puerto Cabe.o lolgllc; Iaguayra 10 salc.
southern Flint. l0nlo'4c Dry salted- Maracabo; Sc.
sapc. Wet sailed New-oreens CITY. Gaolsc; Havana
Ole butt brands 9lsa5ac side brands 4aa9o: bulls
g. Cow COW S3gS54.c: Sull. sa5i.c "'-'
LEATfIER-The market quiet and steady with a
hatng tendency me part Of buyers Manufacturers
onds Isf,gc damaged rail- acid nrst selectcd soa
loo Tnion-I.gh backs. middle backs and middle heavy.
&C. seconds. seconds; a ssa'I n s' 9ssd baeE
2n2 sGs"! g;as Tc.d ,e oak sc 'e
METALS TIN There was an easier tone to the Tin
market today an5 prices Were owfr %'. sacs - .
for spot The London market Sas dI ana eas'e5 snip
The total exports u from January
10 June 30 have been 257i3 tons against iR4 tons
auction sale at Haiara viii take place TO- morrow
CoPPER.rhe market cantnues quiet with demand mol ID.
LEAD-The market continues quiet with prices
weaker both and Al the West. closing at - 700
s. IS. .sPEITER- Market duh at 81 75as3 50
MOLASSES AND SYRIIS-The market quiet.
steady and unchanged We quote; New Orleans. ceniri
fIgal ordinary ia l3c. 1916. faf l14nE
prime 2a23c; choice 24q2'c New Orleans. open kettle
fair 21N2Sc, good .n3p prime, 32n3ic. choice. Eu37c
Porto Rico. 2sG35c. Barbadoes 25n2'c. ssrups sugar
fair good lbalGc choice In 100 fancy 22a2ic
NAVAL. STORES stock. rosin 21Osj bhls. spirits
pcnue 2f5 hbs G37 bills the market FOR spirits
'uTpruine firm hui unchanged. Prices quoted
24n9Jc f1r regulars and machines. Koain steady but
unchanged common f. good strain quoted at 81 81 10
81 pitch these prices. Tar regulars
81 tJ, Oh. bhls. 50 p. pifch. 81 svuSl @u.
OCEAN FkElGHTS Tie market for ocean freight
continue quiet, rut steady . nearly All ports
Engaecm'ua "ere reported To-Day II loads - LONDON at
I'D We quote. Gram Liverpool 2d London. 20. elias
gov BID. Bristol ..isd. ISih ga. Han. Sad. New
castle I'D Antwerp - a. Mnlsel.lrs - %, toprnhagen
81 Bremen. - pigs Han burg 30 pigs Rotterdam. Sc
Amsterdam TIC Cork .nr oTders. Be- petroleum
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-19

GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-YOrk. August il le'o.
COTTON-The local market closed firm. with net ad
vance Of oS433 points Total sales Were $500 bales
closing prices about the highest " the day Inc
with advance ~ 10 to IA points Inc
due largely to decidedly higher IVerpool
market which uneyprct q by local traders Bad crop
reports the belt helped the bulls The market
had reactions but always quickly recovered
There nas bullish sentiment which took practical form
buying This buying largely due 10 an anticipated
unfavorabe Government report Wednesday forecast Of
this report indicates generally unfavorahe conditions but
tn top in certain sections OF texas s
There free covering by local shorts
January sold TO 20 AT lines buyers found
little for sale. The price OF 20 for JahuafI
is the highest figure the bull movement Of
last autumn The weather map showed little rain IN
Texas Arkansas Alabama and Mississippi. Receipts at
ports and interior points heavy about loVV pal"s AT
ports Most this cotton. Houston receipts were
$50 bales AGAINST 1893 week and IH3 last year.
Receipts Houston estimated NJ 1000 10 3ioc bales to
morrow against 2347 bales day last week and 2lO
last year The Georgia Commission Of Agriculture est
shortage OF at least one third for that state
The New-Orleans Picayune distressing conditions
In North Louisiana.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-19

Liverpool. Aug Is 3:i5 p. m.-Beef-Extra India moss
steady iGs 81. prime steady AZ 36s 3i. Pork
Prime mess. Western fine. steady at ijs DO medium.
steady 3ss 9d. Hams-Short cut about II 10 ~ N.
ste a 1t Cumberland cut. about - TO
~. nos: short rib about 20 t. - H. firm AT
OBS clear mid1les light about ~ to ~ n. firm at
Cd clear middles heavy about 90 10 - No. firm
4Gs short clear mdies heavy about - 20 ~ No. nrm
22s 81 clear bellies. about T. Ia II H. nrm at as
shoulders about II To- II 10. a 2is I'd Lard
Prime Western spot steady lp Gl Cheese Amer can
finest white 39s Cd. 10 coored firm at Ais Tai
low Prime city duh At lGs ~. Cottonseel Liverpool
refined steady lis ~. Spirits II turpentne steady ~
ins "a Rosin-C Common firm T. 81. Wheat 40 =
red winter stocks exhausted No Northern spring steady
a III 3D. Corn-Mlxed Western spot firm at . lOi ed
steady IS Tod. September steady AT p I'd
October steady at q Cd. Flour St Louis fancy winter
steady Is Oh HOPS at London Pacific Coast dull at
2JsCf tjs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-19

closed firm at 2s 10 30 points advance compared
with yesterdays closing prices Transferable notices,
25 Total sales 3l4 600 bales. New-YOrk re
cepts bales. Exports: Great Britain 10" bales;
sales bales: spnners 100 bales stock GO 4o5 bales.
Total net receipts to-day dS bales thus far this week
10 2s Exports today Britain. 5.S94 bales
Thus far week: Great Britain $3.50 bales; France
275 bales Continent. 647 bales stock. 272 bales.
Spot cotton dull. We advance. MiGdling upands 11Gc:
mdding Gulf lice sales 100 bales spinning 2o) bales
contract.
Liverpool caoies-spot cotton hardening; sales. GCo
bales speculation and export, 800 bales; American, $3.50
bales receipts, 1000 bales; American. 1000 bales Mid
ding uYlands 1924. Futures strong Cad advance;
closed nrm 81 points net advance January February.
4i75s Febriary-March. 4Sl2s; March April. 419izs:
April May. 42o'as May-Iune 42l5as august 1901; Au-
November 4lsizb; November- December AIS; December
January 417izs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. dearer than
port bur buyers refuse TO go on cloths dull.
COFFEE-As a result Of higher cables there 4 good
advance in local prices to-day. Havre showed Of
lQligc francs TIndng here. however, Of n limited
character Light receipts helped the upward movement
RIO was firm 100 points advance to No. 1880. Ia
change quoted az refs. receipts days HOO
refs; United states GOO bags, stock now
s4J bags Santos receipts days. 10000 bags
stock santos 33l bags market quiet at l0SoD res
Hamburg steady; August Bats; September BIB; Octo
ter 52.75 November. - Havre steady; August 81 20
September 75 October 63; November g. 10 the New
York stock other than Brazilian is now 1l'5s6 bags
Contracts closed barely steady al J42O points advance
sales 1890 bags. as follows;