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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-28

Market closed al u 10 10 points decline c"pare4
with Yesterdays closing prices Transferring nQuc s.
r'ebr7larv .tO. March. 100 Total sales % 800 bales
Sew-York gross receipts. 2.4e5 bales Exports Cont
nen o2o bales forwarded 10; sales 25 spnners 2l5;
stock ISL $50 Total receipts to-day, 1881 bales;
thus far this week. 7G0s7. Exports TO-DAY; Great
britain 99i bales Continent 677a Thus far this week
Great Briiain bales France. 941l: Continent
al IFS. stock 2l5 Spot cotton quiet l-ltc lower
rddinc uIands 1876 middling gulf. lice. sales
liverpool cabesspot cotton easier; sales 1000 bales
speculation and export. 300 American, 9OOO receipts
~ 900: American. 5000 Middlng upands. . LOO
Futures opened steady. sellers at 164 advance closed
steady at the decline at 2 70 ~ points Ne, deeiins
4i6ss: Aprll-May 4l5b; May-June 4l5o Ine-Jgiy
l4b July August 413i.b August september SID sep
amierO October 4o3a40a; october November sob No.
December 8e23G3 December January 1o2a I'D
Nanchestcr- Yarns quiet and firm; cloths steady
CoErE,r.F-Optons attracted little attention. safes
hrg few and at long intervals The endency IN quota
lions was upward with support from Europe lFces %er
tcrced m toward Close buying by shorts Chief
,,las for March: fraction closing qulet as
ows. FEBRUARY IS francs; March. 7I15 francs; April
~ ~ francs May IS francs Hamburg steady February
e. 80 pigs; March, ca so pigs April $3.50 pigs May
ca 80 pigs June e425 pigs Rio onical cables barely
s.eodv AZ 10 refs; receipts 5000 bags; cleared Tor
United States 10 600 bags stock l74Oc bags Santos re-
cer,s 600 bags stock. 25I0o bags: market quiet at
800 refs ,o1o- -. ,.a.
ca,es were 80 bags. follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-28
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKET.

NeW-NOrK. FEBRUARY II, lSW
PEAS-The volume Q. business IL not
nuch larger hu, Is coming forward slowly that
there are reserved offerings and firm feeling
varts,a Marrow have had only few sales yet
s 40 lu, IL Il now difficult To buy best marks
iiss ~ 81 % were refused for round lots If choice
canadian Medium store and pea are scarce on tho
SO, md lob Sales Of best red kicn" ri about
81 ,oi cone lots held hehcr. California lima held rather
firmly At IN. moment but sailing vessel Is here with
200 bags Green peas Strengthening We quote; Beans
domestic choice bush 81 4Vtsl -; DO pa
81 % DO medium 81 20: DO white kidney 81 3 30 red
kidney IOUs 49, soup. 81 as do yellow eye
81 49, lima, California u So: do foreign pea Old toc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-28

A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Trbuns
"A received at their Uptown Ofice. No i.242 broadway
"a door north Of 3ist-s. unit. O'Clock p ad'd-
elements received at the following branch oices at regular
oihor rates until, O'Clock p. viz: Pa shave.
co l52 6h-ave. cor. 18th ST. i+2 Columbus ave.
near West 01th-st., i08 West 42d-s. 6tn-ave,
East ltth st. Is, Yves; +2i-st.. between 1h and 81
ayes 10 Fast +ih st; la3s Sd ave. between !6h ana
nth SITS. l.o2G 3d-ave. Clst-st: lI0S 1s-ays,
s9hs, $50 d-ave.. +ists,.: 55t 3d-aye 81:
r"ectsr-s: zoos 3i-ave.: 90 East I9th-st.: vi
slave 2c62 3d-ayc.: % ATsterdam-ave.: 40c West
i2d-s: rs Eas, lG,hs 2o3 Fast 4sh-nt.: $50 9h-a.e
*! Mh-av-.; I,i52 3i-ave.. 6ith-st.; 2Ot Ens
Ibis sd-ave: ~ 6th-1vr. Al the Harlem offces; Io!
3d-ave.. i.hsf.: ic6 East lcSth-st near Cd
?i3 Vest st. bet eth and sh ayes 800 WEI
li5thst At the BROOKLYN Offices: 397 Fuiton-stt ~
Fulton ST.. CT Courtst: 4S Broadway F. D.: 153 BroeeP
way T. b.: iiJ2 Nyrt.o-ave.. near ETnadwsv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-28
THE LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York, Fe'ru.rv .. 1SfH.
rr-vf-e pcc.,,,s were ~ carY 3l6 head 10 ctfs
for rsryrt alive and ! FOR Fast fdc @aug ,~i't
r. ,r,d,ng F..llur dul! Cy dressed beef Sides weak
q, ca7i.c per NJ Jew choice DO sirg al e Iu, IT,,
ily cfttle and dressed beet. shipments 10 day IN ue
Xnrweginn t. Glasgow. 900 cattle for II. shelter ~
GtTVr!s Rereip's GA head. all vcas Market quoted
,,enIv with sn.s OF fair prime ut 81 .5p$s Per p
up 10 liigal2c: country dressed at cqoi4e. nnd itle
Sales VI C.liins: % Maryland v'ais. l25 ID average
+ Iudd' q Co.: - veals. 1874 II. ~ 81
hcad~, cars for butchers direct. ana 2G4 for the
market sheep were N indicate d.mand nnd n f
nes was trims iced the reduction. Nearly 10 cars ~
STICK held Common 80 prime sheep sold at 9'
manm i +" cnoiSc lambs at s. sas4 o. icc al
81 No spring lambs On sale brssed mutton weak vt
string iams unraaue-d at saas' per 'arcoss.
Hume < Muncn: s state lambs - II avorase
a, 81 per ~ 90 do "a H. at - ID 200 Michigan "a
- H. at 81 s74 92 Western do. - 10 at s. ~ 70 d. 10
H. al 81 Is Western sheep. s ID. 1T s.. 81 state do
H. Iiarrington: 49, stats iambs ~ ~ nj 81 s7. li
state sheep 100 n. At ST. loi Do. o5 II. at 81 81 do
iialenbeok Hols: 30 State lambs 81 IN. 81 s7li:
b. Mcrhcrscn o.: 81 Western lamb, So NJ 81 80:
~ "a, e. ~ s Do " H. At 81 Eo ri TO- So H. az - ~
do IS ~ at 81 20. 200 Michigan do. NJ n. at - 10
S Judd Il CO.; I7s ohio lambs ~ H. at 81 90 2ot do.
So H. at - 90 ia Michigan DO e' H. at 81 So ei7 Indiana
T. Sanders: 2i7 Western lambs 70 ~ at 3. So 50 OHIO
state DO o. n a % Western sheep os ~ at 81 so:
i46 DO ii2 10 at 81 80. do rs n. AZ 81 90
sale. Market quoted weak Il; 50 5oqsa - per
100 A. ". Lamb sold - fancy stat pigs 2D IN
Continued supplies selling at sac for heavy
. hight weights
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-05-20
Dfe Werd1uftaIupe.

81. 6. Oun &c COS WO9entli9e ueberz
Ti6t iiber 6anbel unb @etperbe: SIS 1T jebt
Mitte Wlat, gu ipdt fir cine tpeie1tltde
@enberung bes @sf9dftes Bis iiber Die Ausz
ii9ten Der fommenben @rnten it4ere Mngdz
ben gu MAIDEN finb uno benz Yra1toentz
Observation-Disclosures bur9 bic @onoentloren
cine ~enbgiltige 9eitalt gegeben 1T. Sts Die
3utunft ii9 mebr geflart bat, berr1ht elne
berniinftise Nbneigung gegen cine uber Die
gel tellungen binausgebenbe grobuttton ooer
eegen 8eitelungen, bic iiber bic unrllttelz
barren unb %getpifIen 8ebiirfnile b~lnaus9ez
BEN. @enn bie1e abtpartenbe Sttmml19
nod amei Monate lGnger %anDauert, 10 ptr0
lie in Die leBte !0dlfte oes Sabres Elm 1l1ge5
beures 9ei9Gft binein5pdngen, faus als@
bann bic MusIi9ten gut 1inb. 9egeniparttg
1T i'm @anaen tpeniger 9ef9dft, als Dor
einem Sabre, o6tpobl in man4en 3tpet9en
mebr, unb Die @er50gerung, pel@e anf
mOnatelanges 0arnieberliegen gefolgt TT, 1T
fir 3ablrei9e @si9dfte febr beoentlt4 uno
fibrt 5ablrei9e 8antrotte berbei.
@s tpurbe Der .8erfu9 gema4t, aus Dem
&e9ierungsberi9t cine 4ufregung in Baumz
mole ms @ert 81 feben, alIein Der prets
f4loB genau 10, tpie er gu @nfang Der Wo3s
mar, unb Die 3ufubren in ben 9dfen llno
tbatfd@li4 sr0Ber getpeisn als lebtes Sabr.
4qe i'm llmlauf bsfinbliden Nrgumente,
tpet4e anf Der Annabme bafirt iinb, OaB
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-05-20
Nnulrtkafnue.
Derbeereuoe mirbeIfiirme.

Sin ii6erals Der6eerenber Wirbelturm
bra6 am areitag Na9mtttag iiber ben StaGt
Seras berein unb ri9tete in elmer Nn5ahl
BON Srtf6aften Sob lnb @erberben an. Nm
fiir6terlt9iten ipurbe bic Stabt SHERMAN
beimge1u6t, beren meitli@er She'll faft boQz
TtGnbig benz @rb6oben glet6gema9t nurbe.
Der @erluIt an Meni9enleben 1T grauen=
erregenb. Na9 mdBiger SWdBung
Iino 5mif6en 100 uno 100 Menfden~
leben gu @runbe gegangen. Cine melt gr0z
Bere 9n3a6l 1T t0otli9 Ober bod ernitli9
oerlebt nor0en. Ser @e19GftstbeiG
Der @tabt mar mad Gintritt Der &ataftropbe
balb poGtanOig per0bet, ba 4aes
nab benz ger 1tDrten Staottbeil itrOmte.
Oie office Der Wetern Union par BON
aa6lrei@en 2euten beitiirmt, lpel9e 0epez
I6en ~a6Tan6ten, in benen fie8erpanoten poer
Ereunben Na6ri4t iibsr o%asungliid 19idten
ooer @rfunbigungeH a6er Die Dirtung bes
6turmes in anberen StGoten e~in5ogen.
MQe n6ubrperfe unbpferoe paren
nd9 Der unglid5fatte 5uIammenge5ogen
!porben, I'm fir bic Wegi3affung OonSooten
pber 0%ernanoten bennBt gu tperben. Sas
@ourt6aus mar niAt groB genug, I'm olfe
Gobten unb 8erleBten a%uf5unebmen. I'm
6 ubr tpurbe bas leerftebenbe Moore'i6e @ez
6dube fuoli6 pom Gourt9oIs in 8ef4lag
oenommen unD Is tobte ODER itsr6en0e Neger
Da1elbit ltntergebra9t.
Der @turm traf Die 9taDt S6er>
man pie Elm 8tib aug beiterem 0im=
mel, unp p6ne baB bas g~eringite 4n3ei4sn
oss beporits6snben llntpetters gu bemert'n
oetpeTen mar. On Der Siibpetz@de Der
5tobt iebte Der Sturm Elm unb fegte oann
cine 100 0arb breite gabn bes Weltenoes
entlano. Sob unb 8erberben perbreitenD.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-05-20
Bur geaOtnn0.

9Str Ienfcn Die 2l1tftnerfiatnfett
atafercr 2cfer eatts b~ciOnocrs arf
Stc ,te1t erf@iememe Yr6untemliite,
aus tpelGer teScr Seier, Der fcttt
&tbOmtteutett ein SaDr int NOrats
besnblt, lid cit 8uG Ooer Silo
suGbGett fatttt.
Sefonocre 8enG)tttm9 NerStenett
ferster Ole att atSerer SteIe anges
Sei9tet &r6utien, bel oenen elite
ncrb6ltntBw6Bt9 serittse 3mf6lags=
SnbI1tn9 rerIan9t auiro. SteieIbett
tito ieDr iOr8f6Itt9 9etr6blt tttto
attr Gtmf6mte 1T 8rOBett WaBitabc
ertm0gli@en 10 bulge Sesm9Sbe=
Stn9un9en+
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-05-20

l~tnieren fiibIi9en Na96arn unIern Slid
tpunf3. 4m 1. Sult b. S. iperben Die Ser.
Staaten bon W2erito pirfli6 n &uno gez
nOroen fein. 9enn an ienem Gage fperben
aae inneren 3oGf9ranten fa1sn unb Doll
auspGrts eingefii6rte @aaren tperoen nur
ben 3Oa beim leberi9reiten Der @rem5en
Der sinaelneH Staatsn gu sa5lsn bc6sn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-05-20
meft 8enb, Soma
Srau Stranger.

mor unoefa6r spsi Sa9ren babe id mir
Ia Sohbnh bon 5rau erica angei9afT',
S oas SnSp Ieifher fleiBigen @ebrau@ bapDn
SSsmont unb lam nidt um9in. Sbner1 NIT
ssutbsiien, boB es uniibsrtreffli9, ia unter
No. mir befannten &o9bii9ern, Die i9 nod
oenrijft habe, bas anerbefte 1T. pie BARN
9 9ncxn .6enen Reaepte iinb aasge5ei9net. lnO
Sobs ih es f3on alien meinen Sreunotnaen
auf's ndrmff tie empfoblen. SD iperoe me
nisber obne bies ni6t genug gu i@aB'nos
sep4bu9 iein. m.,rs
@lmbur5t. Su., 10. Sttobsr 1894.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-05-20

Nu3 ib bin i'm 8efib Sbres nertben &o6z
bu9es unb freue mib beKen febr, benin Is
bat mir idon 10 man9e quite Oienfte get6an,
ba6er fam i9 es ieber 9ausfrau beitens
empfe6len. Sd tpiinf9te, bab i9 bas &o9z
bu9 einige Sabre friiber ge6abt bdtte, BENIN
i9 fam als cine NGberin in ben 6ausitanb,
alio fe6r unerfabren; aber Die quite 6reunoin
feblte bier, INN mid aure6t gu t~peiien.
@tabt unO 2eute pdren mir fremb. Sdtte
i9 bamals Srau @rica's 8u9 3ur StIbe
gebabt, 10 bate ib man9en Seuf5er, mande
Gorge abpenben t0nnen. 9enn ba lit ia
aues 10 beutli9 bon Nnfang Bis gum Gnoe
bei9rieben, bdB audi Die unerfabrenlte iunqe
5rau nit 9ilfe bieIes 8u4es i'm StanSe
1T, einen@ IparIamen orbentli9en 9ausftano
au fii6ren. Man fam ben einfa9ften SiI9
ME aud bas feinite 9o95eitsma6l barnab
5uberetten, unb audi beim @inma6en 1T bas
iiebe 8u9 mir cine groBe 9ilfe. Sine ieoe
beutl9e 9ausfrau iOnte Ourna9 ftreben, in
ben 8efib zines iol9en pertbbolen 8u6es
gu delangen.
Jrau Morgentbaler.
Soplin. Nao., 20. Sttobsr 1894. {
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-05-20
1895 1886.
Elm unfere Seier,
2tnTere 3rdmten.

Sn Soigenbem OerDffentli6en mir bas
BerSei9niB Der 8i9er unb 8iIber, tpel6e
mir in bieIem Sabre an bprausbe5ub<
Ienbe Nbonnenten bertbeilen peroen.
Sir Die sa9lrei9sn neuen 2eier unieres
8Gattes tbeilen mir no4mals bic 8eSingunz
gen nit:
Sober Mbonnent, pel9er auBer Der
Mbtra9une etpaiger Slid tam
be ben 8etras zines Sabresubonnements
nit 2 Dollars IN uns etni9idt, lam aus
Der nu9itebenben 2iite Elm Bud oosr Bib
tpdbGen. pel9es inn nd3 @mpfurs Oes GEL
bes pOrtOfrei auseiteut tDerben ipirb.
Sin Nbonnent bes @o9enblattes, pel>
Ger, anitatt eine prdmie 81 bednipru9en,
es porsiebt, einen Sabrgune bes 8eften Qtz
tsrartf9e Nusgabe) gum bulben Pretfe. b.
3. fir 1 Dollar gu erbaIten, bat 3 Dollars
brett an uns ein5uf enben. Safir erbdlt er
Die beiben 8IGtter Wo9enbGatt unb @eiten)
pcrtofrei auf elm Sabr sugef9idt, alp 1O4
Nummern, fpel9e auf 1880 Spalten iobiel
2efeifoff entbalten, pie so itarte 8dnos GEE
ipObnIi9en 8u9formats. Semna9 toftet
bic Nummer glei9 einem 8n4e bon $50
Geiten tpenieer ais 6 Gents.
Muf eins Brdmie bat 9erienige, tpeI9er
3 Dollars fir beibe 8lGtter einfenbet, teinen
MnForu9. 9enn bier betebt bic prGmie
eben bartn, baB er einsn Sabrgang 6es Mes
fen, Der fonf stuct Dollars tOiten ipiiroe,
fir nu1 eittett Dollar e1bdlt. = Mit an>
beren 8orten: er erbdlt bon benz greiie Der
beiben 8IGtter, peIhe ein3eln iebes 2 Solz
lars teIten, eiren Na9GaB pon % 9rOcent.
Wer nur elm 8Iatt fir 2 9olars nimmt,
erbGlt anTtdtt bieIes Ha9GaHes i'm Breiie
Elm Bud ober elm Bib als PrGmie. 9ier 1T
bic 8ii9erIiffe:
y &eitbiIber BON Serndnn Ruiter. Cine
3uiammenitenung Der geiftDOnenReiis>
beri9te bes beritorbenen g6efreoaf@
tsurs Der Sn. @tuatsz 3eitung, nebit
einem tpoblgetroffenen Bib unb einem
turaen 2ebensabriB bes @erfaIlers.
u Die Samilie 8u96ola, BON Sulius@ tinbs.
NGen Sreunben frtf9en9umors bsiters
smpfoAlen. Bon biefem BUD itnb rrei
SbeiGe erf9ienen. Sci 8eiteuungea
pplen bic 2efer sefl. angeben, Of iie
ben erftsn. spsiten Ober britteR She'll
tpinf9en.
s. Setne's &s;fe6iGber.
g. 6eine's Bud Der 2ieber.
q abn's bsutI9 : ameritanif9er 9Dtmets
f9er. Gin pruttifdes 9unbbu9 our
@%rIernung Der euglif9en @prabe obne
2ebrer.
Der 8ilberOorratb umfaBt bic foIgenben
Rummern:
III &atier @iI6elm L. duf benz @terbes
bett. Gin DelbrudbiGb in Der @r5Be
2ox3o 3ou. Sir ieben 9eutf9en
ntrb bie1es Bib Elm pert1poIes9ebent
blatt On ben bertOrbenen !9eIbentuijer
fem,
a2) &uiIsr WttheGm II. un6&aiIerin Mugus
fta 8ittorta.
49, Shirt 8ismard. q
1N @raf Moltte. z
15 9apit 2eo XIII.
lOJ 0u9 ADtIUIIuHI" SIH SelDru1 nd@
benz beriibmten @emGIbs bon 2epnarbo
ba 8inci.
10 @hriitus am Greud.
49, NupOIeon's Riid8ps bon Mostau. Gin
SeIbrud mad Wteifonier's Meiitertpert.
Dte 4uittung fir eingei4idtes @elb err
foIgt auf benz fleinen gel6en 3ettel bur9
WerGnOeruns bes Monats unb Der SSabresz
sdbl.
Dieter 3etteI ssist iebem 2efsr, Bis gu
pel3em Datum er ge5ublt bat unb mag
fdumtge 3abler elei@seitig an tire @erz
pfli9tung erinnern.
8rtefe unb 9elber obrsIFre man
ILLINOIS STAATSZEITUNG co.
IN CHICAGO,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-05-20

Wir MAIDEN uniere Nbonnenten barauf
oufmerffam, baB nur fol3e prdmien, tpel9s
BON uns ange5eigt perben, unb btefe nur
unter ben babel b~er0ffentli9ten 8ebingun>
gen abgegeben nerben. Qnbere BrGmien,
ols bic angefiibrten an5ubieten ober anbers
8ebtnsungen gu itelen, 1T Riemanb bsr:4s
tigt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-05-20
Termination, Nebr.

0os ao6bu6 BON Srou @ricu babe i'd nun
iiber 2 Sabre, unb es bat mir tpd9reno oteler
9eit man6en treuen Oienft g%eleiitet. Soz
melt i6 es erprpbt babe, muB i'd fagsa, oaB
"a onen biaiqen Nnforberungen, Die man
an Elm ioG9es 8u3 itelen farn, ooatommen
entIpri6t. SD mOAte baffelbe nt3t ents
D''" g6rtittne Merfel.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-05-20

cs6 bobe bas bsutf6>umerifanii3s Sod
s,,S * Ssbr% fleiBig se6ruu4t, uno es bat 1l9
onq sam eG g{o6 meiner Mnii4t 1T ss ocs
S bette in Der mslt, ss 1T Elm gutter as 9auS f;?o sin
g SIM finOen sic ben gs da Iar EN-
s gosl' beutI6sameritanif9es RO96u9 oon
S gpon griea, tpel@es sic mir olsbaIO 3a7
i4idsn molten. srou Stonoer.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-05-20

Srau gricu's &o9bu9 gefGGt mir 10 Iebr.
baB i9 Gieber in gefliGten S9uben gepen
m09te, als baf1elbe entbebren. MGen lieben
nausfrauen tann i9 es enpfe6len; benn es
paBt fir ieoe, tie mag biele ober penige Nnz
iprii9e ma9en.
Srau @b. 8, 8raie.
Crete, ST., 13. Sttober 1894.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-05-20
rs Gents
pprtofrei bon uns be5ieben
Jlinois Stats Setting Co.,
Chicago, gu.

g1a6iteben6 per6fentiben mir eini9e BON ben 5a9lrei6en sn=
erfennuuqs1dreiben, in 6enen Oeutid=amerifanil6e 9ansfranen t6rer
NnT6t iber ben @sertb Oiele5 Sudes Nnsorud 9eben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-05-20

san Greet, @is., 20. DIT. 1894.
9as &o9bu9 bpn Srau erica babe %
iebt etpas iiber atpei Sabre i'm @ebrauG. s.
1T bas bette &o9bu9 fir 9eutf6ameritaner,
bas t9 btsber tennen lernte. 9aber tam
i'd es nit gutem 9epifen empfeblem
Srau 9. %. 8omboF. /.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-05-20

ssrou grica's ao6bu9 tann i6 nur EN-.
nfeSisn' finbe buKel6e fir bic amerttonIl9s
ok nnrtreffli6. S9p. &atbar1ns.
9~itts6urg6, Pu., IA. MOO. 1894
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-05-20
1900 an ser 3a6C,
Wa6e uno 6emtdte

na5 ataertfaniINeut sDitett s~eseben, Sen in Der Slide
9ebrambten @eseafanoen lm6 s~leid5eiti9 Die ~et9liibe,t Senelt=
tutgem ~bei9e9eben, rOOurb Der prafti9es &ertb bes 8udes
be6euhnO erb6bt miro, 9e 8e@pte unO Goridrften iio Ben
NeOUrfaiQen unO ]Nitte(n jCOT mCi6ani(6m }ami(ie
%an9epaBt, 9as 8ud6 lit nit neiBeu 8ldttern o%urdl6Ofen, 10 OaB
jeOe 6ausfrau ben Snbat Ourd ielbitsepOnneue grfabrunsen err
gdn5en fann.
Ge Sustattung tit 9eidmadpOa unO loliOe, Der Gitbato
Oaner1nft.
9des &ob6ud, Oas tn jeOen INSTRUMENTATION Saasz
bMt i9 as Elm i~pertbpoQer 9%Ratbseber erweHen miro, fOnueu
un1ere 2eIer fir
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-05-20

9as 6aus bef6dftigte fi8 am 9ienitag
unb Mittpo9 faft ausi@lieBli3 nit benz
@ablfaG &inater ps. 9Opning bonn 16.
Sntnoifer 8e3irf, unb na6 einem bibisen
9 l1br Mbenbs bauerte, puroe am Wtttpp9
bersdG an enWablausi9uB 5uriidoerpieien
nit benz 4uftrage, Die itreitigen 9alcts nod
einmal gu 5Gblen.
4m 9onneritug unb 5reitag be-
I9dfti9te fi4 bas 9aus nit pri=
patspsniiOnsbias. aas flint Ginuten tpurSs
Birmingham state herald., 1896-06-09
Sun,s Cotton -Reviaw.

New York, June S.-The Suns cotton re- view says: Cotton declined points on August and to 3 points on the rest of the list, rallied and advanced to points, then lost part of the improvement, closing bare- ly steady at a net rise for the day of 2 to points, with sales of 115600 bales
 Today's features: Cold water was thrown and New York prices declined but later on Liverpool repented to some extent of throw ing cold water and rallied, thereupon New York also moved upward The improve ment was due to continued dry weather in Texas. There were rumors afloat on Satur- day that rather heavy rainfallS had occur red in different parts of that state but they were denied today and this, together with considerable covering of shorts, lifted prices the lowest figures of the morning. The strongest futures were October, November, December and January which were bought by leading cotton interests here and also by the shorts. This crop, especially August, Jagged far behind. There Is believed to be a good short interest in the next crop and certainly it responded quickly to bulish news. Alabama sent reports that too much rain was falling and the precipitation in the Atlantic states of late is declared to have been too heavy. The critical months in the Atlantic region are July and August, and there is yet time for marked improvement, while no one claims that any very great damage has yet been done. Liverpool though less active on the spot, still showed considerable life. The receipts at the ports were small and were greatly exceeded by sufficient realizing to cut down the, net i'm provement in prices to a moderate rise for the day, and the tone was barely steady at the end,
Birmingham state herald., 1896-06-09
Mortgage Sale.

Under and by virtue of. a mortgage made Nixon, on the 3fst day of October, 1888, and recorded in volume 118, pages 115 to 119 in- elusive, of the probate record of Jefferson county. Alabama, to secure certain in- debtedness evinced by two promissory notes, owing by said Maggie c. Nixon and J. T. Nixou, her husband, to E. W. Rucker, the said E. w. Fucker, mortgagee, will sell at public outcry, on
 MONDAY, 1.-THE 29TH DAY OF JUNE 1896. in front of the court house door of said Jefferson county, Alabama, in Birmingham, Alabama, during the legal hours of sale, for cash, the following described real estate. situated and being in the city of Birming- ham, in said county of Jeffersony state of Alabama, and which, according to the map and plan of said city. as laid off and num- bered by the Elyton Land company, is de- scribed as follows, to-wit:
 Lots No. 15 and IS and ten feet of the south side of lot No. IA, in block No. 32. fronting 100 feet on the north side of Sixth avenue, north and lot No. 15 in block No. 56 situated on the north side of Fourth ave- nue, north, between Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth streets. .sS .a-ss
 The said Maggie c. Nixon and her hus- band Js F. Nixon, having made default ir, inc payment of the notes described in said the same, as provided in said mortgage.
 This, 7th day, of May, lSs6; ,
 Mountjoy Tomlinson,
 Attorneys for Mortgagee. 6-7-td
Birmingham state herald., 1896-06-09
Liverpool Cotton Market.

Liverpool, June, S--12:30 p. m.-Cotton was middling, 4d; sales, 12,O0O bales, of which 1O,5O0 bales were American; for speculation and export, 6o0 bales. Futures opened easy demand moderate. June, 8 56-6443 55-64d :; June and July, 8 56-64G3 55-64d; July and August, 3 5G-64op3 55-64d; August and Sep tober. lS-e4d; October and November, 8 4s-64d November and December, 3 H-64Q 8. 4s-64d; December and January. A-64M3 lures were quiet. but steady. Tenders at today's clearings. 1000 bales new dockets.
 Liverpool, June s.--4 ?. n1.-Cottop futures and August, 1: 55-64d buyers; August and September, 53-649S s4-S4d buyers; Septem- Der and October @ sssad d.,sers ssliers October and December, December and January, Jan uary and February. 3 H-64d sellers; Feb, ruary and March, 345-64d sellers; March and April, 3 46-64d sellers.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-06-09
Chicapo 'Chqupe

Chicago, H., June s.-The bull movement In wheat met with disaster in the form of a reasons assigned for the selling and decline was the fact that the visible supply de- creased only 19300 bushels, leaving the sup plies in sight 100000 bushels greater than they were at the corresponding time year ago. The sentimental effect of this fact was very marked and was of sufficient potency to nullify the earlier news of a bull ish nature on the crops. The crowd figures 1t that even though the yield should fall little unless the stocks show radical reduc- tionS. The market started off well enough andt and during the first h half hour advanced in volume. In the last hour the break was sharp and conclusive. Following this was July wheat opened at 62Aa625sc sold be- tween 63ls and 6012c, closing at 60A Q60Bc, 141hc under Saturday. Cash wheat was ir- lower.
 Corn-A sample of growing corn from southern Illinois was exhibited on the floor, and the crowd was of the belief that if the conditions which produced such unusual growth as was apparent in the sample were at all widespread, and the reports indicate that such is the case, the hopes of the hold are built on unsafe premises. July corn opened at 2ssc, declined to 2s1sc, closing at 2S1sQ2SAc, 1s@5sc under Saturday. Cash corn was steady early closing weak and 4 @l9c lower.
 In the face of the early strength of wheat prices declined, the market being ruled by the bearish conditions, which exist. July oats closed A@3sc under Saturday. Cash oats were steady early, closing weak and Ac per bushel lower.
 Provisions-Business in products was in a rut and traders were apparently without in terest. Even the activity incident on the recent decline was lacking, very few orders to either buy or sell being in the market. The close was easy, in sympathy with grain. July pork, lard and ribs each closed Dc lower.
 Leading futures ranged as follows:
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Birmingham state herald., 1896-06-09
New York Cotton Market.

New York, June S.-Cotton was quiet; gross receipts, 2625 bales; exports to Great Britain, 1419 bales; exports to France, 153 bales; exports to the continent, 3S0 bales; forwarded. "A bales; sales, 5S52 bales spin ners, 13a bales; stock, 121 191 bales.
 ports to Great Britain, 1419 bales; exports to France, 153 bales; exports to the conti- nent, 1879 bales: stock, ,492 bales.
 Total so far this week: Net receipts BOAT bales; exports to Great Britain, 3622 bales; exports to France, 153 bales; exports to the continent 1879 bales.
 Total since September 1: Net receipts, 509964S bales; exports to Great Britain, 2,144132 bales; exports to France, 460, ,504 bales; exports to the continent, 1,6S2954 bales.
 New York. June S.--Cotton futures closed barely steady; sales. 115,600 bales. June, october, sS6; November, 6.S2; December. 6.s4; January, 6.S7; February, 692; March,