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Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1896-09-18

1t is not the money in existenc
which fixes prices, but the money II
actual circulation.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1896-09-18

Mark Hanna seems to be the Repub
lican party.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1896-09-18

II certain amount Of gold is worth
so much law or no law, why make 1t
legal tender?
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1896-09-18

Moneys best redeemer is something
that you can eat and wear.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1896-09-18

What the people need Is cheap
money and cheap transportation.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1896-09-18

The Peoples party can stand on its
own platform and support Bryan.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1896-09-18
Johnny, get your ballot.

Debt trade is the bane of commerce.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1896-09-18

A political party should be your ser.
want and not your master.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1896-09-18

The banks are making a desperate
fight to retain control Of the currency.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1896-09-18

As long as the banks control the vol.
ume Of money they will rule the roost,
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1896-09-18

Now is the time to educate; the PEG.
pie are willing to receive instruction.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1896-09-18

Despairing Worker-Gentlemen I'm
less worried about bank balances and
insurance policies than am about get
ting work to support my family.-Na-
tional Bimetallist.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1896-09-18

Banker and Life Insurance Presi-
dent lin pathetic double snuffle):-My
dear sir, you won't vote for free sill
yer and the cutting in two of the bank
balance and insurance policy, will you?
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-08
NIGHT WARDEN HARRIS GOES.

COMMISSIONERS. WRIGHT APPOINTS COLONEL OR
1ANDo =. MIDDLETON AS HIS SUCCESSOR.
Commissioner Of Correction Wright yesterday dis
missed from the Department. Night Warden Asher
W Harris of the Tombs Prison and appointed In
hi. stead Colonel Orlando F. Middleton a prominent
1Iarlen,e. Several days ago Commissioner Wright
demanded the night wardens resignation. which MI
Harris declined 20 give. A second demand was
made and he was informed that If his resignation
was no, promptly received dismissal would follow
Harris paid no attention to this. and the Commas
sioner Yesterday appointed his successor Harris
was tried on charges preferred by prisoner named
C,ns,dine a few weeks ago. but was acquitted by
Commissioner Wright
Colonel Orlando F. Middleton is a member OF the
I1,val Ieeion senior vce-comlnander Of the Alex
ander Hamilton Post No. 1S2. Grand Army OF the
Republc: member Of the Society Of the Potomac
and the 57th Regiment Veteran Association Coonel
Middleton served throughout the civil war. entering
a. a nr,va,e in the 18th Regiment Of Brooklyn. He
vas three times wounded and received honoTapIe
mention from Generals VI .ade Hancock ana french
He Is a prominent member OF the Harlem ftepuo-
Ncan Club and II is said has never oeIore heVu d
political position. g., ,,,, -. . ,.,,er
Iins ana AT the same time Warden Van de Narr was
told of the appointment OF Coone Mooieto" dc
IF is said that Harrss dismissal was the result OF
certain matters which to the Commissioner
notice during tire investigation OF the Consaih ne
learned but il is said they are similar to tie charges
de COnstdine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-08

Cana to NewYo ST. schooner sss tons ,s' nmher
s Q n Perm 10 H% "s &. !. s 30 Sa
aei eoa Norfolk NewyS yo * y 7S c ssssons
,,a 0e amSsr Charleston to NewYo ~ bark
. rgs o sa% o" tS
sc british soc"er az ~ tons coca Ssh' phs
Johnston to halfa3 s cb"oner s, tons coal Phads
s ea ia N BEDFORD ~ sa7 tons coal hence
10 market ss N"' S"m yp pike opa es
crcss sCss% qns v 81 " = "ss "
,h rE as ss 6
.s 9ssssa,o Mr'a ssas2 ns%s -
Ss sS. g :s'F, S's s%S ssis
'. o@'i DnrssEp HoasFrm daq.,g isS r. ' =,
light tac o;cd cuT a5e fpr Il to 10 r.
Picked shoulders a. +Hg P s ga s.sea
FIRM at s TsHgiE quiet: lard Sc: ol.o .,ac..:
p .,.ad .ss ou fl0s n%era sc on
nen l35c pound &C. options closed at 4o'c nom'-
and ssdy mark. IL s sa"nsly Tsp2Esa
rice with holders st KING are light W. quote caro-
r and louisiana ordinary. 2i1a2Nc: low
a to fs s% cs,r, s s9Sd Re' java sss Java
in bond isa2c; Japan. iai1c; Pana fai"c; Palma IN
London sugar cable reported that market
@ , air. rssnng los 3D. Dec and
month quoted and mex, month % oSS n %s.
Cuba centrifugal basis os test at es and 300
bags cuba oassss sugar IN , so pes With - test
muscovado quoted at i5iGc The market for refined
sugar war quite active. with the tone steady ana prices
Unchanged: GRADUATED quoted at 40 All grades are
TOHaCcO-Seed leaf ruled steady 10 firm, with CON
siderable business sales including 100 cases crop Dbl
Havana at 4iJc: 300 cases 1894 Immefs
at IOaSiiI5c 1898 Wisconsin Havana AZ asc:
400 case. 1894 PENNSYLVANIA Havana Snloc ZpJ cases
1899 PENNSYLVANIA seed leaf s4lOc making a totai ~
90 cases tobacco remains hrrn. win goon
demand 500 bales selling at 70cnSl 10 Sunatra was
fairly active with sales q 200 bales at socs2 10 IN o9nn
WOOI,-The local business for the week amounted 70
about s0oVO 10 including. say: itO~W 10 aom, ,
and the balance foreign. Most 81 this fore gn hus'nss
u,as In ene COM Ring which ruling low prices The
business has in the main been al ta'r pcss
I; "a not expected that will be any special drve IN
sales FOR some little time. and quiet mark,i Is he,e
fore anticipated Arrivals coming In rather soWiy'
and this s rather helpful than otherwise We quote 90
nestle nceces No L. No and xxx. l6@isc A as snn
above I79Isc; x i4Ii5c: combing. p blood. l9nloc'
combng 4 and i blood 1920; deiane i7q2oc; cesS s
isa20c: extra pulled 3olt32c: super pulled %
do 2.a2sc io 2on22c: NJ do lonisc: hne TT
tory 16flc: fine medium do iou11c: medium DO Wl5c;
aii,rna fall "a ioc do spring raise Texas. fall and
srrin2 saiOc: do years growth. caic Australian lsg
&c: Cane l4nl5c Monevdeo iil1Sc; Souri, american
pulled 2ia2oc: Canada combinZ fleece 2"a23c Canada
conbnc pulled 22a23c: English woods 2+I20c: Cape
md
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-08
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

head total thus a head fs5 same ma time
NewYOrk 400 head sale 20 head market opesHea i
sss fd b ssd sis fa'
fair quotable at SSGs3 IS. choice. s4asi SO Hogs-Re-
fsr H. SO head; for same lime last week head
consigned through a5Co head to New-Yers 80 mead a
good grades. closed steady. with few heavy unsoid
3 sss s GOOD mostly eh 81 Hsss ss q h
Packers s. eoass S. medium weish,s 50 S5dss 80 ex
i1s % s ssSs light sSseS saG
400 head total for week thus far 100 head tor
opened dull export grads in fair demand closed du for
all but export lots one dsk 81 s Ta s n0f rs
fsT ams % 50 5 s. csecs auo5ase at asa So
HANDY .Ssep a here FrG soe
head market s s scrs g 8 sa's snd 5S
sIass - calves. ssas5 Texans 81 75ass HossRe
head market :. sr and 5a" higher r, a hss
ss!:Ps s
s ssssa 40 "'a'Se' '''''s' ''''''O' - 's
Fast 81 Ss 9g good s. iss4 IS dy s4@s3 3D.
so o.%s 50 scss eass IsasA 1888 s.
cows per head, s5asi5 fresh cows and sprngsrs sl59
e @um s. Ea heavy wynn" his s. sass s.
roughs. to quality and weight sass 20 sneep-Nar
s. 7og$s S. air 50 3oss3 60: common, 50 ,oGsa cus
sias2 choice yearlings SO 1884 25 common to good
TO good lambs So soqs4 So veal calves s5as5 so; heavy
and thin calves s2ass ~ no.
;Ss s. 4 gS. as f 8 .nss 3 Hs 90
SO 80. mixed So i5SSa 20: heavy IS 2oa$s g. sheep
r ams as s d 81 &c. bucS 2S$ s S.
kansas cry Jsy nd & ,ss 500 head %: Hunt
ss@ss 20: heavy saass Is, cattis-Receips $500 head
g * n sSw sns sesr ss s M r snS to good
:as2 bulls 81 Sgs2 co. s !. s sni feeders g 500
s 81 l. 200 head: steady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-08
LIVE. STOCK MARK EFT.

New-York. July 7. 1896
20 or X x d sssd for
Side sIaueh;erers 10 trading; feeling steady ci;y
dressed beef sides unchanged a. 6isaIsc per 10 Tor o.
advcss reported bes; American selling al L1n!on
and Liverpool at pc per H. aressea on he s Gev
800 cattle and J54 sheep for J. Shamberg Son; 100
f schwarzschlld sulzberser and 2eso SuaP sGs
quarters f,r Swift Co. To morrow me Germanc VIII
carry Liverpool i.Gso quarters Of beef and ne New
romnanv The Brooklyn CIV takes out Wednesday 121
cattle for Meyer Housemsn. . -. %
received at Washington Market Very little trad
ing. Nominal quotations 81 5oaSo % for poor 70
dealers thought there underone Of weakness 10
the Dressed calves were firm at 5aQsc for cry
dressed yeas 5a7ac for city dressed ana 'fISc lot
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts were 10 cars, or ilo4
head4 for export alive and 10 cars for me mar
though prices quoaby higher Good sheep were
feror to good sheep at 81 5oasi Dressed mutton
steady 5asc b dressed lambs in moderate request
saes-I H. wIIkerson 24s Kentucky lambs. 90 70 aver;
age S. G24 per 100 NJ 242 do 81 n at s. s2. 2!6
$ 2 $50 DO. 81 ~ at 81 2os DO GO GO. h a, 8 ~
at d 8 800 m ~ 81 do % H. at 10 bucks ~ 3D.
se Kentusky lambs g4s g. v; a. s. s g.
60 n. at s. so go do 30 10 At s. So 90 90 ~ at
s. 90; 70 virginia do. Il n. a. 81 Is. 60
81 ~ at s. IS; lsa KENTUCKY d. b. 81 ,o 90 Ken
lucky sheep 100 70. SO e2is 20 Virginia do 81 o at
HoGsERecepts we're p cars or 5000 head. all for
slaughterers direct Feeling firm and good heay to ign.
would sell np to 81 90 Country dressed unchanged
4isq8c for medium to light weights.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-08
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago July I OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES a cepre~
nsy dull day with Spectators. WHO were more efsosS'
in the bulletins the Democratic Convention IMAM "
,no.r own market, wheat advanced SgSc and closed Al
the tod The price actually l',le over calls az.
closed over September opened at oa.sc 500 "-'"rsn
go and 5,s. G5Gi.c and closed at 5i's go6'sc lms
strength was puzzle The hsa, reasons were on ,ae
face there had been decline no one hiss wsrs
NOT strong Berlin being very weak. Sor1n"esten
were aree-ss7 cars against 40 last Week ana i'i ss
rccints sre III cars with 100 n them new ana owe,
10 per cent No There only one no,, 80
IA an, 600 bush against last year There We:
probably buying on those nsurs vu' -. "a
the reason for the bull market ~ US TIA,
hmvng Of wheat theory Of the s'rehgh was ,na.
the elevator people were not sss "nnssd 70 cons
from the Northwest complain Of me stunon x -,
on the OF rust and they came rom III ~, trss
interests In the spring wheat territoty me ~,
was unin,,ortan II is likely TO continue 80 as long A.
Corn Notwithstanding pertec, Mea.hsr, -
receipts and dull speculative trade Sspter9sr soI
es',c and The and cossa al 90 S:, on bush on
L. ,,nsr hand receipts beral-IS< cars with S~
estimated for wednesday Samples were str1is AZ -
advance There large out inspecson ~ ~ o"su'
The market acted like snort one The ONO s,ai- ~.
rorts make condition 90 NO crop c"mp'a"'
came any source . ,.- at. .,a-,-.
reaching 800 90 samples were firm al &c ad'acs.
July led the strength ~ "a IA sellers AMI
c,"ad ~ i5ic The receipts 42' the estimate
FOR "Wednesday i5+ The Ohio condition on
Provsio were up iittle tn" outset on Ugh, hs
receipts They their slight advance ana seq anu
mate for morrow $500. prices were 'gOc hkns.
The provision people as much ABSORBED IN NC
fsene il that the provision bull VIII stand very MUS
show il the prospect Is uninterrupted . ,c,..
calls az 56s a5s'sc puts september corn At 2'S' cas
at e1I27isc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-08

sgz aps Hcnaurss 2.s2!ss,a s M:ss Man, Ss%
2002ic. snake. Canada. i3di5c: Texas '"'1~]'c' VIZ
FSREiS Dried rRurrrhe market continues ysry
quiet business having recovered from tn, ,a sae
Spsss pS, 9ns fruits are 1% s ."d
.ncso eab. adS S..r are rs,n susns
s s" cn W. aaS s%sc sS
nut. isai"c wsnai. eass.c; hber'a ohd's'ic; hs''
%EIGN GREEN rRITrhe market for lemon; ,,r T.
que f,y steady oranges are scare ana ana N mo%
s s ss$:s Sa ss snHss:
q gs % ss.r wa. au.
today with @odsrae demand low grade winters r
fa naury in sacks and as ss s. n1ySs
ages ncudns 1850 bbls Winter patents 5" s9srS
s 'cgs$ 81 go - Gs,s o SS. ss
;'SsF t.s 81. 81. Spin" 3s .sief
a tsn sSls n' Esmsrsaaa :; 49,
e S% slss r"e o. s 80 and
ga y 7o 3o So@ny ehop sa neal scgs
oil meal. 0od62'ac city feed o'a5'c sae'' ~ ''"'
al GArN wHEAT--The wheat market Was dun out
n Closing fairly steady at the advance with s nst
sn" for rs s S sns Of n s by the abroad
81 lower MARKETS the Continent and OF some sa
selling The si sssns 7fS c week an"
year The crop reports ws's The only exception
nv; "ns i've Ohio State report that wheat had been an
and the ouurn slim. The on'ca inon.'y
report made the condition OF the crop So sonn Ia =,
,onts for the month. The acreage reported so~l i.
fali vas PSI acres and the total remaining I"I n
ve.t D Oi OtO bush A private cable from ne sei
poo Corn Trade News reported the hna Official nn.,
9a 600 00O bush last year The news on the marKet III
the afternoon important IN It's pef,hss ar AZ
was of speculative interest," SHOWN, Az,
mand for cash wheat was entirety waht"s sr a,rsreI
quite freely low NC over Septen,ucr III
next month The movement OF new red wneat IN du
liberal Baltimore far this season nus ~.
mo bsh against only 1900 bush last year no =
rcd was quoted lac September anoat o. ar
rive In August No hard 4q4lac over September o
anoat No Northern NewYork. %aic over 40 Sepe"uer
quiet but fairly steady during the carly part OF me ss
sion there very little change 20 'e & ro,or,s
very In future Transactions op s
continue very favorable In Ohio the ars ., as The
general reports show that the crop has so lar n
Very rapidly Their, is ample moisture IN t,
70 proong the growth. During the afternoon aa Az
was quiet the market closing at &c decline on near n
uveries nc advance distant. tash corn wSs
and dull Sales reported OF 5000 bush 20 %
cred al 33s.c: No the elevator was quoeu az >,
here and at the West with the near deliveries io,a.y
showing some weak less while futures were htin ,rop
reports Of favorable character nece'p.s oi bn
excellent but the export clearancss tnls W." cin ~,
&c advance Cash rats moderately active shippers
bought bush Total sales were ia YOU ous, as
follows: bush No oats private terms IuP S
2Ol. a9osc elevator; 10000 BUSH afoat; 100 oush
No white 2l1zc: 1900 bush track white. liazoe;
60 GO bush No 2 clipped. 234c. { afoat and
private terms BARLEY MARKET dull; feeding quoted
quoted a; s7as7sc. : .FLAxsEED-Mark weeH-
The quoations to-day the closing prices for the pre-
day and closing prices for the corresponding oa'e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-08
RTFFIANS BREAK UP A PARTf.
THEY PlyMMEI. THE HOST. lMPRisoN Ann
GUESTS AND THROW STONES
TWO ARRESTS MADE

Alfred Peabody, attached to the fire patrol. eaVe
n marty at his home No AS West Thirty -seco''u.e
on Monday night A number Of his friends ana 'he"
wives were present and the evening passed ENJOY
ably with dancing. muse and games uhu a'o
o'elock Yesterday morning. when a gang OF au'"'
fwenty-nve ruf,ians descended upon the house '"es
Immediately made their presence known oy sno"'
ing and yelling When Peabody went to the winao"
and ordered them to SO away they Responded by
laughing A; him and then firing voiiey OF s'o"eS
and cans At the house. Two or three WINDOWS "e'e
broken.
3 man and his wife. who were among the sueS.S'
became frightened ard bade Peabody gocd-hlsn'. as
thsy left the house. the gang set upon them anu 'e"
them Stones were thrown and the TWO guests VIZ
onlred TO 20 back to the house. Then Peabody
came out and again ordered the men 10 e''e '.e
Mac. Another volley OF stones was the ans"e''
fhen he became angry and charged upon mem III
The men seized Peabody and pummeled nm ri
naliy they forcea him into the doorway anu IRON,
the inside Then they began TO shout ana 'au.. inc
ve,pie VINO were imprisoned in the mouse NaIiiinS
the programme by. throwing stones ana oreaN'"'
This had continued for more than twenty minutes
vhen Policeman Rhsmish, OF the West imr.y -sgG
md heard the noise from the other end OF his post
and had rushed up TO see what was tne and
Peabody from his window. saw him coming ano.
man Between them. after hard ngnt tne! MAJ ,,
aged to John Henry, twenty-one years . ou;
q No @ Esh Nh W Ses Thriy The
Two men fought against arrest. bu; We're nnaly
locked UP in the station on a charge OF assaut;
In Jefferson Market Court yesterday. Ma31strate
Fammer after hearing the story. ordered the com
uaint Changed to dsorderly conduct. Nhen TINS
was done ne placed both prisoners under oonds OF
they could furnish the security; they were CONF
nnitted to the workhouse for that time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-08
SHE TOLD AN OFFICERS FORTUNE.

Hanna Schwartz of No. GO Wii,ett-st, who makes
h.ines. OF telling the past present and future for
= ration was a prisoner in the Essex Market
iom. Yesterday charged with violating the law in
p,ng her profession. She made the serious mistake
a. telling the fortune Of Policeman Frey of the De-
,ancey-s. station. on Monday for fifteen cents. In
one portion OF her revelations she TOD the ruin one
80 y. ,u-,s connected with some court That fact
seas demonstrated when she was ed to court yes
s~rdsv morning The officer went TO the woman's
rn,sc and looking al him sharply and examining
the palm of his hand she said You were maca
mere and got married again Certain people are
s,onndine YOU and trying do bodily harm Your
past has been unlucky. but your future VIII DC
bright
ON by the way" she said. you are also con-
..R,eb| YOU are said tine officer and want you
10 AZ n.,Tate smms held her in $500 bonds TO keep
.be mace This means 800 days m jail unless she II
-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-08

Market closed steady at unchanged to points decline
compared with yesterdays closing prices Transferable
notices 73D Total sales 81 100 bales. New York
ports 259 bales sales l0i bales spnner.
bales stock $50 bales Total net receipts today.
56 bales: this week. 2.J3 bales Exports to
day: Great Britain 2,9 tales. Thus far this week:
Great Britain 524J bales France 100 bales; Continent
1876 bales stock DDS l78 bales Spot cotton steady
changed. Midiling uplands. l6c; middng Gulf.
7 ll-I0c. Sales, 1oi bales. all spinning.
Liverpool cable-Spot cotton. good business doing
sales. 1900 bales; speculation and export 1000 bales
American bales receipts 10000 baes: American
q OsDb Midding uplants Id Futures opened steady.
CLOSED steady: distant
quiet TO 2iz points net advance. January February
,h February March. 34Oizs March April 3I1a April
MAY 342ss; July ;57zs: July August. 355ifs:
Sentember 351s September October 3ESiss October No
yember 34Ob; November December. 39b December
arv 33.e Manchester-Yarns quiet and nrIn cloths
COFFEE-Trading In improved scale with prices
upon Sac advance Havr~. still the total volume Of
h,sness was small. chief sales August and
sepember Rio nrm II $50 refs; exchange. o 1916
800 bags stock 12 900 bags Santos receipts two days
n 900 bags: stock 10000 bags; market firm II 500
res Cleared from santos steamship Herschel. with
So So September SID October 67oo November. 90. IS
sepemher 7i.5o: October Io75: November 7o;5o The
sock Of coffee the United States other than Brazilian
e. IFS 17o bags against 49, e23 bags last week
Contracts closed steady 5al5 points advance. Sales
MO- hays
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-08

HEMP AND JtTE-The market very SLOW Tor
OF the ms6e us and uts Sa although sus oH
oS Shipment sno from s"sa aa kns O1s s t
lrS mix misns i,c: baesns l.@2e .rv on., ovrr
partly lEh; offerings and light supplies CITY saugh-
ers but the market holds hrm With salters
%idss fe% the last week. 1852 hssep,s the week.
$3.50 SIds ss same anne % SSs las. Year TEy
ss Ans9sn ia @.n'S 'sS ssfs
DRY sATEp sc sava %N s,T TtnS
sS sy ausSS. .preay
steers s%dsHc: butt brands sasl.c side brands s.g
Z: ' sHl sass Sc s s%m 5 S. ssSH' '''"s"'e
market for hs%9sk ss hsr s s na F0a
number Of orders while Ens. buyers sye bought a qSs
pretty mostly from %snSias s"gsI
%s s se dS%ax ac
;eSCn' sa5o d @Ss backs ana e
heavy 2sa27 'ecSnds heay r5. aaS h'r Celtic m
s" SasNs sa aek 2ss sa' :ec'nd :ca$c hir;
24@aSc bellies 4qlec; betting butts 2'aSc; Texas oak
ps ia. aas at :s s'": The eSs & e" s'si: %
spS vas !" ua n n So s tome ns at
LEA ~ au at 81 : y @nd easier q FER
T. r., sP.d %,,.. wa. aa
New Orleans is reported that ,"r so%s
and home We quote New Orleans esntrifuEa ord g
s. sssr Ss:,G:ss ss:1 s s
* F?sd n?s sa sssS ; sss: Spirit. u
penl,n. sr bis tar ies1 bbis market sp
good Quoted at stD H1F' ana s
). sss oc tar regulars Il" oil Dds % 1'"' 90 '"
S9,S1sa oil ma,s5 Gq', and ho ALTO
inclined 70 sc prime summer yellow but buyers
ds n1s DseS to- pay as az and k
Ing email lo. Lard oil is dull nsecd oil 1sls and
2i nrme rS%. loose b. ms "F Gasc on crude
n s g nio 81 sraS sST D g@s winter
yellow prime nominally ai0asc; white prime. nomnaly.
raw s5c American boiled aIc Calcutta raw. ssc '''"
OCEAN FREIGnTsIThe demand Tor berth room con ,
show improvement, in some directions. although
gs'f' 9ss's ?'Gf g.
s,sS Iial aa Sswsas'ls ga AniwerP :sd; Mar
s ts1' p To- % %s
$685. e. a s TO" s s TO 'as sd K a.ss Is
So sfm s for r sa Of The
and general cargo Rates remain nm Vessels are wanted
India trades there is but little inquiry The roastwise
trades unimproved steam frelsh!s quiet with
- S S "o August oans rate c 'Rr "H,'
ore lueva to fhiIadsIDhia o- chartered abroad two
british steamers. !os and coo tons Roma TO rhls
s,eamsr ioss tons boards Montreal or sasSss
chartered abroad. British steamer. 1900 qrs grain VIZ
gina 10 a direct port United Kingdom or Continent,
- ~. berth terms: Norwegian steamer AT tons.
West lnds rade' p, on % o. 'hrer months
Francisco to Two ports United Kingdom.
Continent 3Or British bark, 1870 grain
land. ore. Cork FOR orders to the tinted Kin ydom
Havre Antwerp Dunkirk. 3os, less Is 81 direct Octo
British arrvep. 90 90
Hong Kong isc: ship 1915 general hence
Dunedin and Lyftlston. private terms Italian bark
400 ibis refined petroleum. hence 10 Napes - 81 Nor
wegan bark. 100 bbls refined petroleum. a
direct port United Kingdom including London private
erms: British bark 500 lumt~r Quebec RIO dc
st. John. Il. Buenos Ayres IS rs;
schooner ist general cargo Boston
cayenne lump and port charges schooner $50
salt Turks Island New Haven e.c Iaytian brig Iai
tons general cargo, hence Aux Cages and back. log
wood. private terms: schooner 3t+ tons. wood Punta