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The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-08-31
BOMBS IN CoNsrANrINopLE.
Explosions Were Attributed tC
Armenians.

Explosions Were Attributed to
Armenians.
CONSTANTINOPLE, August 1S.-
The city is almost in a panic over the
bomb explosions attempted or accom-
plished this afternoon at three differ
ent places. The explosions are attrib-
uted to the Armenians.
At 8 o'clock bomb was thrown just
outside the Police Headquarters in
Pera District 1t failed to explode AL
most at the same moment an Armenian,
whose name, it is believed, is Garavbel,
was arrested at the Imperial, Ottoman
Bank in the Galata District He was
carrying package of explosives, which
he was trying to ignite
A bomb was exploded in a private
road between the Vizierate Offices of
the Grand Vizier) and the Council
House. One man was killed and sew
eral others injured. The explosion
shattered windows in the vicinity and
did other slight damage. The police
have made number of arrests.
Reports of the explosion spread
quickly and caused great excitement
The police and the guards at the Sui
tan's palace are taking extraordinary
precautions tonight, which has given
color to rumor that the bomb throw
ing is part of the widespread plot The
most abject terror prevails in the pre-
cincts of the palace.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-08-31
THOUSANDS OF TESTIMONIALS
From All Parts OF the World.

Sold in Bottles 2s. Cd, and in cases CONTAINING
six times the quantity, lis each-suficient %
effect permanent cure in the great majority
of long-standing cases, BY ALL CHEMISTS
and PATENT MEDICINE VENDORS
THROUGHOUT THE WORLD. Proprfetors.
The LINCOLN AND MIDLAND COUNTIES DEuo
COMPANY Lincoln. England.
Caution.-Ask for CIarke's Blood Mixture,
and beware Of worthless limitations or substi.
tutes. 170S
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-08-31
BELIEVES ANDREE HAS FAILED
Opinion of the Curator of the Roya
Geographical society.

Opinion of the Curator of the Royal
geographical society.
NEW YORK, August IL The
Worlds London cable says: John
Cowles, curator of the Royal Geograph-
ical Society, said today concerning the
various reports about Andree and his
balloon: Anything regarding Andree
is necessarily conjecture. We have no
ground for losing hope of his ultimate
safety. Andree is man of infinite pre-
caution. His balloon is made of the
best material and his supplies are suf-
ficient to last him for long period.
Our faith in him was increased by his
exhibition of sublime moral courage
last year in not starting when the wind
was unfavorable. 81
Previous to his departure, Andree
consulted me and asked me to urge all
possible objections. l see nothing i'm
practicable in his theory, though it is
certain that his proposed plan of reach
ing the North Pole has failed or we
should have had advices ere this. /
think he must have landed in some re-
mote part of Siberia Notices have
been sent to the natives describing his
balloon and assuring them that it is
nothing supernatural, but merely sails
the air as ships sail the sea. will not
abondon hope, even though nothing
should be heard of him for several
weeks
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-08-31
Reciprocity with France.

WASHINGTON, August 16.-Since
the new tariff act went into operation
negotiations have been in progress be-
tween the Secretary of State and the
French ambassador here, looking to
the formulation of a new agreement
between the two countries on the basis
of reciprocal tariff concessions under
the authority conferred by section s
of the tariff act 1t has been finally
agreed that Secretary Sherman, Assist
ant Secretary Howell of the Treasury
Department and the French Embassa-
dor shall join in conference on the
subject in the near future, and it is
fully expected that a new and satisfac-
tory agreement will be reached.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-08-31
NOW LEADS UNIONlST PARTY
Accused of Dishonorable
Conduct.
CONSERVATION Over Bombs Thrown
in ConstantinopIe and
in Paris.

NEW YORK, August IA World
cable from London says: A coterie of
influential old-fashioned Tories, led by
Lord Londonderry, is making most
determined effort to break down Jo-
seph Chamberlain's domination of the
Unionist party. 1t was made clear in
the past session of Parliament that the
Unionist party is steadily gravitating
toward his leadership.
Mr.. Chamberlain is by far the ablest,
cIeverest man in the House of Com
mons since Mr.. Gladstone's retirement,
eclipsing Mr.. Balfour and "bossing
the Unionist party on all important
questions of policy The Tories dislike
and distrust him as an interloper, and
resent his forcing down their threats
modified editions of radical measures
as the only feasibly Tory policy.
The suggestion is made by one of
them that he be assailed and driven
out of public life for dishonorable con-
duct in connection with the Jameson
raid and his championship of Cecil
Rhodes. AS this attitude was taken by
Mr.. Chamberlain to square with the
ayowed sentiment of the Tories, theiI
animus toward him is apparent.
He treats their attacks with assumed
Indifference, but it is more than sus,
pected that they have their origin
among his own Cabinet colleagues. Tht
Tories cannot get rid of him any way
for he will change his policy to sui
every passing popular breeze, ant
whatever policy he adopts he can ad
vocate it with more effect than any o.
them
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-08-31
JAPAN,s NEW BOAT.
Fastest Battle ship Afioat it Is
Said.


WASHINGTON, August 17.-Officers
of the Navy Department were much in
terested today in the report of the trial
trip of the Yashima, the new japanese
battle-ship built in England. She is
the fastest battle-ship afioat, and it is
claimed from the showing made on heI
trial trip that she is one of the great
est fighting machines ever built.
She is 372 feet long, with 70 feet
beam and 1858 feet draught and has
u, 400 tons displacement Under one
half air pressure for four hours she
made 1922 knots and for single hour
1876 knots. She has the very best arm
or, ranging in thickness from IS to IA
inches. Naval officers says that there
is no equal to her in point of speed,
and while there is some discussion as
to the amount of coal she will con-
sumo, there seems to be no question as
to her splendid type.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-08-31
China.s Indemnity Loan.

LONDON, August 1.-THE Shanghai
correspondent of the Times says: 81
hear on good authority that Shengta-
Jen has received the approval of the
Tsung-li Yamen to the preliminary
contract for the indemnity loan of f16,-
100000 sterling (sSO,OOO,OOO) which the
Hooley syndicate will undertake. Mr..
Morgan, for an American syndicate, is
offering to advance the funds on the
security of the likin in the King prov
inces and certain railway receipts
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-08-31
senator George Dead.

JACKSON, Miss, August IA tele-
gram received this afternoon from
Mississippi City, the Gulf coast sum-
mer resort, announces the death of
United States Senator James 2.
George at p. m. Senator George jour
neyed from his home at Carrollton to
the Gulf about 10 days ago and hoped
the change would benefit him, and it
was thought that it had until the news
came today of the relapse. For months
the Senator had been suffering with
a weak heart, due to his advanced age
and accelerated by years of hard and
constant work.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-08-31
TO SHUT OUT ANARCHISTS.
The Sort of Immigration to Be
Discouraged.

Discouraged.
WASHINGTON August 13.-Com-
missioner Powderly of the immigration
Bureau has sent the following letter of
instructions to immigration officials at
New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Bal
timore and Quebec relative to the an
ticipated arrival in this country of
Spanish anarchists:
Information has reached this bu-
reau that one Planas, leader of the
Spanish anarchists, has been expelled
from France, being conducted to Havre,
from which port it is expected he will
sail to the United States. l am also
advised that Tarrida Marmol, another
Spanish anarchist, is believed to have
gone to England, and probably is en-
route to this country. A careful inspec-
ton should be made of arriving pas
sengers, in order that should any of
this class be detected a careful exami-
nation can be had as to their right Of
admission into the United States under
existing laws.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-08-31
Revolt in BraziI GROWING.

NEW YORK, August 1S.-A Sun
cable from Pernambuco says: The re-
volt of religious fanatics in the State
of Bahia, which began in December
last, is becoming very serious, despite
the Governments persistent efforts to
quell it Further bodies of troops will
be dispatched from here tomorrow to
REINFORCE those already in the field.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-08-31

DR.. Gibbon, Army Medical Stan. Calcztta.
states: "Two doses completely cared me %
diaFrhceA."
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-08-31

the Review OF Reviews: Gen. Thomas
Thomas, a prominent railroad man, and
George F. Seward, president of the FL
deity and Casualty Company OF New
York A feature will be that there will
be no payment of fees of any kind on
the part of the students.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-08-31
DR.. ]. Coils Brownies ChlOrodyns.

The General Board Of Health. London, 10
ports that Il ACTS as CHARM; one dose from
orally sufficient
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-08-31
INSTRUCTION BY MAIL.
How the Cosmopolitan University
VIII be Carried on.

VIII be Carried on.
ST. PAUL, Mimi, August 14.-John
Brisben Walker spoke freely today
about the university which he is to
found and of which DR.. Andrews, lately
president of Brown University, is to
be the first executive. The university
is to be entitled the Cosmopolitan Uni
versity, and work will be commenced
in October The work is to be carried
on entirely on the Chautauqua CORE
spondence plan. DR.. Andrews has al
ready begun work, appointing the fol-
lowing members of the advisory board
of 10: Spencer Trask, the well-known
banker of New York; President Meal
lister of the Drexel Institute, Philadel-
phia; Albert Shaw, American editor of
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1897-06-08
8 i 8 = - z is.
Burbank


ss orking on the Dad rs now
the order Of the s5. s.
;;as 4;ln, q IS q q 81 81 Il
eraile = visitina , III. s;ster Ia.
] Hannah, this wee
.,,;cas Il; II So, "a, 80, ],
NJ s., 81 a1al, Il,
IN, i. lI -, !, sl'
! s. q. !. ST. 3
y. TAM MI lies !, SO Belgrade
VISITED Trends and relat ives l1l
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1897-06-08
'.FaIhll!,1.'nnI.
Fah1n1l
q lara Johns son nent S sunday


Clara Johns % spent sunday
at home 4. IS
Herman j oEns un visited friends
and Is relatiVe grad last
Week.
% Peters on Ans life aud
Miss Mabel lohnso spent Sun
day at the latter s home
Frank Felt lett recentl IS for
British Colum B la is Sd sad 81 81
missed. b.yS his II Gus friends.
Quite q snnnnb Der from here at.
tended the 81 I. ian ian Nc b.
cam psmeeting at Lake Elizabeth
last SundaY
5 fartin Bloo,n a uiast visited "a
ssYea last S und But this not
Eall. There must BE- some attr;lc-
ton ont there.
DE n .service were. held IL the,
Method st Church last Sunday.
as the pas tor was III Maynard.
|Sunda School was held as usual
by 7 ohns lund. MI. Wick
lund Is anal Bile ms truc tor and to
the beet Of his ability tries to
make it.a success. .SZ 5..
Rev and Mrs. =. "a Wahluuist
and lJfff1p fn1.E9 IA !, e; 49, = g
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1897-06-08

Eof the deceased orout 2labfles
ain fof ternae
west sssel11e l1e9sI
funeral took place as 1na
EafteI moo
he wed ing 1belIs rum DE-
in IIamrezon the 18th KS
t,ffVen liss ~
Nilsson he col1tr Ing
5partiies ma pa.
performed the eeren1ol AHs
beau ffrl wed ding dinne
served 70 the INN l1Lla be 9 J.
1sguests
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1897-06-08

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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1897-06-08


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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1897-06-08
] | AZ ] I

ssSskfst
Frank from
cities this IS week
arold ;tanf ord armed from
tasI Hid
closed his2te rnl
rs school il strict last ri a
,lnl pro6d3
81 % 4 ional
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1897-06-08
|6n dad aIld uesday even ~
Ines as 8.

S le1d one of It's
|kslha1a erieti i NEE tings Friiday.
eYenin he ~ biject for decate3
esolVe Tho Ignorance
isthe caus i'm ia Cedar
onasNaIld soy sperry the
FatIi rnaatiy Joseph awl and
orl:is The negative;
4 ter caref, et,nsiid alton the
Judges decided he debate q
J1
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1897-06-08

We famous OHIO gULTIV which al mustls
admits the best have
.UNKLE M have sold AN
thsna. po
So either thelI
.lseiserA
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1897-06-08
4; u. Z y i. -
.Spi'lcel;!'l..
ist,.s NJ. ~ I, 81 : |; e


The Kanaranzii i shliing lcub
from Adrian inn, are here for
[a week fishing
During the last ,We eks strong
vino, the steam boa was damas
ed donside cradle Cap ON
lost no time Ia purchasing the
Isl lard sail oat and viii trans
fer the emg iine ION ON the Old
Iboat tosthe ne W, and. will Re-
I'd for the 1Ottll 5 B 81
sa. There are two busy men Is is
Spicer justin oWt, q: ard ia and
ygaard he ood1me n'' II
cnicshere The OH and darslin
Is getting the pa viii ion and
ground Sinas hape and Il al1 81 ,IIssom
is Wor king hard on new
istAamb boa s.a',5
,ss State examil ii att;i IL 81 aE y R az held
here the past week md 81 h
sHend erso u q Rrofe
% tai Vari Gus we're:
Emma V'iilson en end erson
and Oscar )rred . 81 ff,,lpiice ~
bert. and Eddie arso li I'D . OH
lake and sa d illis
|Sonstegard . ~ Rim HE 's
I gaard l,ile coming
home fro III iI Tuaad m n
b his steam said ae had the
destt Time AZ 81 er ID, i i ,is
life OF count Oh hard ll wind
rom the With bus q
d1lubfic ator lass blown l,, down l
EEsslno p elleeT two
I,artsy ant the 8 fnlll n "a
Ratel r,een 81 Sta &
pulled q never
1ails 81 ! 81 time 81. ior ia
lsss
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-27

The market was very Irregular and, unsettled, open
ing easy at . TO q points decline following the weak.
meas ut NV Orleans, ~railying IL to 10 points through
free buying by local houses. hut again selling on I'M
der the favorable crop conditions. and closing barely
steady at 8 to 10 points below yesterday: Liverpool
showed an early advance OF 2 points. but closed AZ
only l. to l point abovr yesterday Houston. Tex,
Aug. pa Have had rains quite senerally over the
state. but section from lrrmond to Waco and Ferris
did not have enough. Some points in southwest had
very little; however, temperature has low rod. which
" favorable. on the whole. while crop Ia spotted and
stand, irregular, we think prospects fair for an aver
age yield" Columbus. Ga Aug. -" Hot and dry
weather up to l4th inst, followed by excessive
rains. damaged cotton on light sandy soils. causing
rust and shedding. Crop on stln rel lands and river
good condition. plant being we'll fruited. strong and
healthy. and with late fall promises n large yield.
Picking, which was general over southern part OF this
district, was interrupted by bad weather. and very
little new cotton Is coming In now" Admission, Ala,
Aug. "a" Fine rains we are now having assure
enormous CROP"
CoFrEE-RiO on the spot vas dull but steady; No. 7.
&c. Sal = 500 hRgs MararAibo on private terms. Tho
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-27
InBf

ttt tb'GS LoetetH III
September, -. 80. .., 2tL 28Ts
Wheat-The speculation to-day was less active ana
showed much less excitement, with prIc, = very ir.
regular, At the opening the ilTst price on December
was D>iac., which was unclaimed from "wednesday.
free selling u DecuInuer for for ign account. while
shorts Were covering on September. lmmedlat ly
after the opening prices advanced li,c. to &c. on Liver.
pool cables. whirH were l1ad. To I'D. higher. coupled
with French cables, which were unchanged 10 %
flames UP on wheat and II to % higher on -four:
aieu helped by n sharp advance W"st and local
shorts covering freely. Prices Then dprliheL
lac. TO &c on liquidation West and here, reacted
ll-c. TO lie. with the ilrncr Int ca les. sympathy
with corn at the West. aud local shorts covering;
eRS"d or lisc on reallzins, and closed steady at l2C.
To &c. over yesterday, with moderate buy ing for FOR
cIgn account, Corn opened strong and advanced l1sc,,
following the Liverpool , ables, which were Asd. 70
i'd, higher, together with the strength In wheat Hnd
lotal shOrts covering; fell iac. on moderate locaI
realizing. hut soon rallied 80. on Hriner lac e.bles.
cldedly higher Western msrAets; reacted &c.
to lac. over yesterday, with trading, more
active, Oats continued to rule very dul'. with
prlces nominally Nc. higher, following corn and
the West. but no busin, rs reported, Chicago.
Aug. 2b.-"The wheat market tod y was one
of nervousness and apprehension. particularly a. re-
CARDS to the september option. the trade hr n only
moderate In amount ami largely for local account
The outside interest was very much smaller than it
has been any day for the past two weeks. Tn short
interest In this option II large. and the long line 10
mostly concentrGted In ono house. Primary no eipta
were eSe. 900 bush, practically the same As for tho
corresponding day . year ago. clsATances from the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-27
$5,ooo,ooo.
Pennsylvania Company
GUARANTEED 81 PER CENT,
TRUST CERTIFICATES.

TRUST CEh1lFlCATES.
Secured by Covenant or the PennsyIvania
Company and Pledge or F1ny Thousand Shares
or the Guaranteed special stock or the Pitts-
burGh. Fort wayne & Chicago Railway Com
pany. AEErcEatInE ut Far rive Million Dollars
as. 900. OOOl. and by the Guaranty OF the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company.
These certificates are Issued by The Girard
Life Insurance. Annuity and Trust Company Of
Philadelphia. as Trustee. under a deed OF trust
made by the Pennsylvania Company and the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company to the said
Trust Company. whereby the Pennsylvania
Company has pledged with said Trust Company
S., 1000. 900 at par OF the Seven Per Cent. Guar
antced Special Stock OF the Pittsburgh. Fl
Wayne and Chicago Railway Company. which
road forms the Pennsylva MIA Railroad Com
pany's main line from Pittsburgh to Chicago.
as collateral security for 6 loan OF 3 ,Oo0.o 900
to be known as "Pennsylvania Company Guar
anteed 3ls Per Cent. Trust Certificates. Series
A." and issued in amounts Of 81, 900. payable
forty years from September /. 1897. with in
terest at 3ia per cent. per annum. payable
March l and September In each year. Princi-
pal and interest are payable in gold, without
deduction for any tax or taxes now imposed or
hereafter to be imposed thereon. either by tho
laws OF the United States or America or Of tho
State OF Pennsylvania. for National or State
purposes. and which either OF the said Compa-
MES is or may be required or authorized to
retain therctrom. said Pennsylvania Company
agreeing to pay the same. and the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad Company guaranteeing payment
thereof. and each certificate has endorsed
thereon tho absolute covenant of payment
thereof by the Pennsylvania Company (being
the proprietary Company Of tho Pennsylvania
Lines west OF Pittsburgh. and
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-27

Futures here closed nrm. at 5 to 10 points up. with
sales Of 2s. ESQ bags. Havre advanced AZ; Hamburg,
l. 20 q pfg. American warehouse deliveries 1913
bags. American visible supply OF Brazil 200. $50 uags.
against 400. Osl last year. Rio unchanged and steady;
receipts q. 900 bags; STOCK .ll 900; exchange 5.l6l..
an advance OF I'D. santos weak aud unchan -ed; re-
ccipts Al 900: stock 727. COO. Therr was little cut.
side demand. but on good European cablea the market
vas steady and quiet.
pRovIS:0xs-Lard frmsr. Primo. e5. 200 o5.2 Pork
stronger. Mess. o.. 25Cs ~. rs. TalIow. sac. Butter
Creamery Western, lac. Eggs-We>tern. l5c. Chicago.
Aug ia Provisions were again active. strong. and
higher. Pac ;rrs were the beat buyers OF all kinds Of
product. Hold, rs were taking pronts freely. and
there was much new buying from the Southw est.
based on tie crop report, from the corn belt. The
cash trade continues to be large. Reactions are al.
ways In order after sharp advances In any market.
hut material y higher prices for provisions are rea-
ronahly sure In the near future. Estimated hogs for
tomorrow 90. 600"
SUGAR-Raw nrm but dull: 49, test. 9Lo.; e8'
test. $50. Refined In good demand and nrm az l.16c.
advance on No Z; Oth"rs UNCHANGED.
WooL-The Wool Exchange quotes pulled woods a.
follows: Fine a. 400 4Sc.: A supera- 3ss&Oc.:B snpers.
35Ga7c.: g supers. S0332c.; rne combing. %2c.
cuI bling. i0atic; california. finest, 4a@ISc.; Calf.
forp!a. second. Ss<5c.: Western. extrn. 279sec.
Western. super. 500 oc.; Western. low. 2742sc.
CHICAGO. Aug. k6.-These were to-day's prices:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-27
Live Stock Market.

NEW YORK, Thursday. Aug, 2e.-Reoeipts of beeves
were 1873 head; 3 cars direct to local slaughterers,
and 5 cars for the market. No trading; feeling steady.
Dressed beef frm at 7As3c. v n. for poor IN prime No
tive sides Gables from British markets quote Amcri.
can refrigerated beef AZ si29sc. = n. Exports To-
day 90 beeves and 80 sheep; none to-morrow.
Receipts OF calves. all for the market, were 207
head. Active; all sorts hrm, ALI sold carly. veals
sold At 8ot5S 80 y 100 MS; Rrasoers and butter
milk calves at S3.o0ls4. Dressed calves generally
Arm; city dressed veals lie. y y.
Receipts OF sheep and lambs. including Ga cars dt
root TO butchers. were 4.4es head 28L car1 on sale.
Very dull but steady all around: About 10 can were
carried over. Sheep sold at o9918.76 Y 100 Ds.;
iMTbs At o1sab.75. DR., sscd mutton. 607e. = D.;
dr. ssed lamba, 7GyLc.
Receipts OF hogs were 2.l2l headi Els head on
sale, Firm at e&.bOsS "a so y 100 ns.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-27

.ssbosrd were 10000 bush, Local shipments from
tsi. port wore about equal TO the receipts; ~"
crop Of S!Io,ooo,oo bush with an eiportsble sur:
plus OF Lo,lu,,O0O bush. We believe is est,n,ss.
reported. siIh"T acreN or At the sesbosrd. ForeiTcr
we're liberal sell, rs. There Is not the. vim OF hold 70
day. corn-Bnsiaess' in corn IA Is larger thsn in years:
sfnnsSse' IS sg tc &c trsmend9rs srG y sat the buy.
I'M t. on q large scale. The price, as compared r MEN
% crn, Is att acting attention. eeside ssr,ntsSe
in the prssioui,iyy estimated, yioid. The pri5s,
stun by eli S.,or people pSG Ssrr snd county S1ntFy' cfiDberr, Re'
IeIpts wer' ! $50 arsi the est. mate Tor mmotspt.i
lot up. Foreign aivlces report a biz shortage In tbs
I" a cs2r as well as in wheat; IL tg,s feel corn
is a safe pS1rsaaa." ON p pmsS basis. Oats were mod:
srstcly aciiyc. There is nothing new osay r. [e witS
the balance Or tie Market,
I~iormIrrlye. we're higher in sympathy win "he@''
Trade fairly active, sales IL. 800 bbls.
FF: :ssE s....~....~~."~~~..iFfH''SiSis '+ i ;:;;s
v.,nt., IN :, a. ios. a. no, No. Q e1.
va, 81 $oss5 20; sIiP.isSi,, 81 SssT;io; patents,
. 5;aSsso g Spf!9s il GSi., clear; .S ss;S 90 o. Mi Mi
r%erh-Bran was higher in sympathy with 9theS grains SS
S W.. aaP.Sss s%..a ], J n. 100 os Is; SS no 100 Sf r.. sSssS 80
ccToS-The spot markets were unchanged, with
Re ",pts az tho ports today We're S.ol7 bales, asainst
week S:Sss a l1,' S': asai H"@ G 1850 las, y y:sE' ' the % iat ih's
movement SLOWED r., eipts of ~ bales at Augusta,
Memphis i. against 0 last week and go last yeari
-. louis II, against u last year; cincinnati 40;
la, week AMI 1852 last year; ship,nent. were
from Augusta AZ bal o, 81. Louis lO9, Clncin'
natl ~, and Houston 1880: estimate Of re-
crirts at Houston for to morrow $500 bales,
A. inst 3. 7Bs last week and S,I6j last yer. Futures
here decl.n,d y to y poinss. recovered this in most
ca.es., September advancing = points: but sulse,
quentlE reacted and closed barely II, ady at 0 to 10
points lower "n all months kept Augu,t. which was
10 points on. Sales l46. 500 bales. The future tradinE
WAS as fDliow.,