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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-20
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York June 10 1897.
BEEvES-Receips were Sc cars. or l0>5 head-is cars
FOR export alive and Is cars for West Sde
No trading Feeling except for choice beeves CITY
dressed native sides slow 1n9c 10 Latest LONDON
and Liverpool advces quoted American ye cattle WEAK
an 1Oi,dl3c dressed weight; refrigerator peel sehs az
. 2Gs ouarters OF beef the Mobile TO London -"
catIa on the Martello TO Hull and 200 cattle on the
Marengo to Newcastle
CALVES Receipts were 100 head, all for the market
mand for anything to-day and prices weak with offer
ires unso6 Prime to choice vcar sold at 81 0ns' -
pe 100 NJ cus" 81 30 and no butternilks or Westerns
changed hands. Dressed calves easier al 2n'c Tor Guy
calves and G0Gi2c for dressed buttermilks:
Sales.--future Il Mullen II veals. al 10 average az
81 ~ per "; 81 DO, lt M at - -" IL 40 l." 3D.
at 81 20. 'culls" 40 10 200 n. at 81 -.
oll for the market and. counting IL cars held OYER he
vere % cars IN Demand slack for all grades OF
stock sheep weak and lambs l0ai'c lover Nln" cars
were TO sell the finish Poor TO- g3a sheer soid q,
prime lambs al G2i2 as 30 Dressed mutton easier at
;ia9sc ,,er NJ dressed ycarlings weak AZ 1n"c. and
dressed lambs dropping AT 1ie0ilc
Sales H wkerson: AZ Kenlqchy lambs az 60 n aD-
~ Il, AZ 81 30 900 do 81 IL s. 10 ~ Do 81 n at
s 81. n" iG dG IL, a; 81 81 do los H. 81 G2is m
: Iudd x Co: 2i5 Kentucky lambs 80 N; at -! -
ID Is H. AZ So 25l BuTal, sheep and yearlngs. 40 H.
aNspberson & CO.: 22s Kentucy lambs u ~ at s. %
o2S do 20 NJ at 81 %; - MARYLAND 90 ~ 10 Al - L.
"a" ~ at So p Vrgnia d. 100 u 50 10 20 Do
~ ~ al 81 I5 l02 do 1903 NJ NJ So 37's ~ MaTyami
40 III H. at 81 20 ~ Virginia lambs tcullS' "a ID
al s = sanders: rs Virginia lambs. 81 ~ al s..
lIOGs-Recepts IGs cars or 25,l head including
~ bnad for sale Nothing doing. Market nominal!
easier at SO g0d$i - per IL" H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-20
HlRTER'S GENEROSITY.

r-roro The Washington Star.
81 recall n pleasant incident In the lie or the
g., - REPRESENTATIVE IIarter. OF ONO. SAID an ONO
,,', 10 other day # was at ms apartments on
'iai,., az the hotel where he lived during MS nrst
Nvl''i - t,oncrcss and in the receptlon-room
u,i,m snveraI friends while he was working IN MS
VIII VIII . Tho lar end of the suite Of rooms. Pres
entity h came out among uS ''"e'''''s 'i''' '''
In his hand Il check ., $3.50 ,t,oor,, os r,ou 20 you
ore and here's a check for $50 have Just got from
q magazne for an article that wasn't expecting
TO get anything for -. ,,.o.,x,. o., , ,o,,,d,.,
ii ~ orriclo for $50 and we laughed and chattcd
while about it, Mr.. Iarter insisting that he
w"sn't a writer for money hut for the sake oil pre-
erntinc his views to the world go
~ don't know what to do with the check; he
soid and turned to his wife. DO you need ia? lie
asked ner. 81, 49,. ,L.,,, , ,,,,
,,,o,,iJ nav, had use for 1t quick enough, and he
',cod irr.soutcly for moment with the check In
80 hand then ne smiled radantlv.
''.. i know somebody who does want II. he said.
,oddug at his wife as if she never would see IL
LIN I received n letter from the pastor of a
iftin Lutheran church-Mr. II. was a jealous
Iutheran-away out In Missouri VINO is having Il
vcrv hard time 10 get along and keep body and
soui together asking me II couldn't do something.
1 can send him this check. and he danced away
hing and in a minute or two the check duly In
dor.ed and accompanied by a letter waiting
Tor the postman 10 start 1t on its mission Of
rharity and have often wondered what the busl-
ness manager of that magazine thought when he
found thai heck to the order Of NJ. -. Iartcr
coming back to New-York from lite country
bank IN Missouri
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-20
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

~.
BEANS AND PEAs-Trade was very quiet TO- day; but
the market presents no new features steady ceiling
hrm tone choice DRY red kidney; An other varieties
whic are scarce and well sustained Green peas DO not
have much call from any source, We quote Be.ns
s. 10: Do medium choice s7lsc do pea choice s'qs7ie
sG oc snd 81 as s1 70 sS go fair S goa 81 c
s. 50 DO white kidney 8 soasi IS; do yel2x eys
@ DO s scs xii, green peas Do b ss. 'ac DO
seed to have no Urgent needs to-
day and Comparatively itle business was accompished
End yet geo deal Of stock has aceumulated This 10
as we can ascertain present Accommodations about
10000 pkss sone % oo1 pkgs Of which are in public
eaa c1rtels has heen quite strong feature during the
here is disposition 70 move lower qualities and ii is
creamery western exrss per 10 5c do drsts ifc d.
birds to drss ial4c STATE dairy ha-hrkn tubs
eSras l4c do Welsh tubs fancy. l3hal4c dairy tub.
l2ic: 9isa lc factory extras l0b
90 HE G ,nI %t very few f% REX lot. Of
cheese available day. except few white which viii
some interest and have engaged the stock to ar:
i've Monday The basis of s,.c for fancy eoloed and
position on tina; basis. Sinai exc fun have
SSd pep Ana at The sm & ' are S
for lines at 7c, while exportos have obtained sew
while prices held about the sane tone is and top
quotations extreme. At Snclavie yesterday SO boxes
offered sales 600 boxes sold 7leaisc Liverpool cable
As We quote State full cream large fancy. coored.
s'sc; do white, SIC. do choice, sqSc do fair good
7,4q73.c; do small fancy coored or white 7sgsc: do
choice TIC; do fair good rake. light SKINS
g. fSisc; part skins. choice 5Nq6c; do good prime
6q5tc DO common to fair. b. o4i.c fun sklm, 2aac.
EGGS-The receipts comparatively moderate O.
day and there very little demand being practically
half-hollday. Holders inclined feel fairly nrfa
the basis 81 1iac for finest marks from nOherly
tions though holders had little surplus and were
wiling e. shade l4c rather than take the chances Of
carrying over into the uncertainties Of week South
western goode rarely Of quality exceed lie while
good raSy showing defective quality and have
sell TO cheap trade at 9d9iic Dozen Dirty
quiet and with 81 40u$2 81
the extremes We quote: Jersey and nearby fancy per
Dozen l3c state and Pennsylvania prime choice l2a
FPS Western norherly sections fancy. 1lkqiihc; do
southerly sections, prime. l0t0IIc: do Western fair
quality 30-dozen 81 7Cd$2 So DO Kentucky,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-20
OTHER MaRKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Kansas city June eCae steady unehaa rs .5 81 rs
,aG a. casa 20: Workers. - 27ia; pigs s2''pN 20
sheep steady. Lambs S"HS" - ,,,
St Louis. June l9.-Ca'ue steady; native sh spl
saa,, q a0ISt 90 dressed beef ard hutch's, :" 'I
g. k steers under loCo No. 81 d0dst a3 s6ckerS ana
SLTers s2dsi 90: COWS and hefers. ~ 21hsi 90 ml.s
s2ass ~ Texas Indian steers grass - "'s -
Id Sc 2nGS4 -. Hogs weak . lower Ehl ;" -
s3 e, ,nixed S3as3 81 heavy, s3as& I" sheep steady
native nuttons S3aSi: cnlls ana hu'ks S-HS" - ieN
sheen Sass "a; lambs. - soGs".
Fac, Liberty June l9.-tattle-Receipts light. un
chopged Hogs ruled duh. pigs. 81 0H>i 80 best York
ere and good medium. 81 jja$3 co common 10 fair York
,s "a 5OGS3 30 heavy. 50 400 - Ia r0ughs. 81 2'ds3
sheen slow: choice s4d$4 10: common. s. i0H 20 yfar
ungs 81 i01si D. spring lambs. s. 3nSi 10 YEA calves
81 j0p$6
Chicago June 9The usual Saturday dulnes prevaile
around The cattle pens Receipts to- small l. make
market and quotations consequence, were aluloot
altogether nominal The cattl" offered for sale were
AKIN t rrices unchanged from yesterday Receipts This
yeok have been large. but the average" quality much
heretofore resulted In
bogs ~ the big supply - fore"
fr,her decline prices bruk" % ec 100 10 closing
aho,, I7iAc lower choice dIpNes than week
Tbis was the Of the season hogs selling about
e. io1 81 a. chiefly around 81 - with the top sales early
IN Tho day In sheep the supply was llPht ana most ~
,be receipts consigned direct 10 dressed heet hms
Sale were AT 15nS3 81 Tor sheep 81 nS+ 20 Tor year
iinoe and eprng 81 5OnS' 30 Heavy sheep were
~ orst sellers lots averaging iiop.o ID sclnS AZ
ca o,Gs3 - Receipts-Catilc, 700 mead; hoSs, -@~";
she 1000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-20

FLOUR AND MEAL-Ttere a narrow unintor-
esting movement In -four circles to-dY with the tone
tlcaly unchanged follows. Splng patents S. $50
81 20. winter sifaghts, $3p> - sprng clears
81 80; winter patents. s. @I$4 ~. No 81 5Oa
SO 60. extra No .. 50 q oS3 RYE FLOUR-Quiei
Quoted: KIn-dued 81 GOcsl ~. brand BAG
NisAI-Quiet nre Whit, 75c fine yellow 72a75c coarse
81 " winter in bulk 3j1h7is spring iZisi5c 100 H.
e0ge'c; shsrps roam iced 4ii.a5Dc: city bran
6c@62i4 &c: oiimeal. sl9Gs2b. hcn;iny chop 47igc
GfutGN-WHEAT-rhe price Of wheat THIS morn ng first
ard then enjoyed slow recover ihaf finally landed
vsi,se~ sa'.c anoye last nights hgurs. Local wheat
aesrances II -03552 bush from New-Yori had an i'm
AZ; bearing the late market
Understanding Monday Nisibs supply Will at
least 100000 bush The crowd az out
Gey. but subsequently - IA keeping Wi
we're Of TIE faVoah received yeser-
asy partly Offset by snall arrivals the Northwest
OF new wheat has s:rcd at St. Louis good quality
nsd berry DIrng the exporters bouch,
Eose 100 900 bush IN this market about 30 600
bush spring wheat Chicago latter shipment 10
Liverpool. Very little interest however. taken by
expected from this for days come owing
holidays Liverpool Monday Tuesdar
Worlds shipments f' the week estimated az
bush, with liberal reduction In the amour:
Wheat passage 10 prospect on the curb July ranged
axe 74+sc closing 74'1c asked. Tie export
divided into 4s 900 bush No hard Manitoba
10 Liverpool. Quotations ) a9)a, IS follows
No hard Duluth 79c TO arrive No Northern Duluth
l-.c 10 arrive: No ] Northern Nes York, 77tc spo
no ] hard Manitoba. 7s%c = erriye; No hard New
atRE-There irreguiarity In the corn market this
ssprning months maintaining steady position ard
seios;ng unchanged from last night while late options
sTe easier closing at partial nc decline Pres'H. crop
esnhirions the main favorable hut apprehension IL
M IN e, 10 s: a s Of SnaS Sa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-20
Saturday. June 1872. m.

Saturday. June 19-p. m.
In the two hours Of trading to-day stocks
moved within narrow fluctuations and upon
small volume Of business transactions by room
traders making up the bulk OF the days opera
tons AS rule. Saturday is an off day among
large stock market interests and commission
house buyers, and to-day's trading proved no
exception, as the interest manifested In stocks
was small and traders were able to force small
reactions In a number Of the active stocks,
Sugar Refining, which lost over per cent, being
the only noteworthy weak feature, however.
Elsewhere losses were Gmal and early declines
were recovered IN part at the close. the favora-
bic bank statement being the stimulating nfiu-
ence. In the railroad list NewYork, Susque-
hanna and Western preferred was strong ct q
net gain Of \ per cent; also Louisville and Nash
VILE at a smaller advance. Rumors Of COM
ing favorable financial developments In New
York, Susquehanna and Western accompanied
the advance in the stock and bonds OF the COM
pany. but no actual news about the company
was forthcoming up to the close of business.
More gold was engaged for export next week.
making the amount so far booked for Tuesdays
steamers $1350.000. 1t Is likely that this
amount will be added to on Monday, as the
strength in the foreign exchange market indi-
Gates an increasing demand and a scarcity Of
commercial bills. Settlements for recent heavy
imports. payments for July interest and divi-
dends due abroad and for travellers require
ments and the small supply Of commercial bills.
account for the necessity OF current gold ex-
ports. Exports this week amounted TO 1903 500
The weekly statement of the associated banks
showed an expansion in loans Of 4.S22. 100. and
a further increase In cash holdings amounting
to $26439O0. made up by an increase in specie
OF S7S' 100 and an increase in legal-tender
note .S6l 800. Deposits increased S1,4l7.-
r suit Of all the changes in
* III surplus reserve of SIS9,415. TO $4S.-
$3.50 against l19,91S.250 this week year
ago. and 36,o44 80 in the same week in 1898
The banks lost on Sub-Treasury operations
$47S.9O1, and gained over 81 100000 on interior
currency movements. The expansion in loans
pretty well distributed throughout the
banks forming the Clearing House Association.
the most noteworthy changes being made by
the National City Bank. whose loans contracted
$2,OS1 300 as compared with the preceding
week and by the Western National the loans
OF which increased S2,610S00 Corresponding
changes were made in the deposit items OF the
two banks. While the loan expansion reflects
a better demand for mercantile accommodation.
a considerable part of the weeks increase was
doubtless due to the needs Of stock speculation.
Prices for the last sales OF the principal active
stocks to-day. compared with the final figures
Of yesterday. as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-20
SILK LUsTRE on COTTOV GOODS
he Springfield Republican

Prom The SpTIHEH'IU IN'PuIIIIVdH
The ]. r. Montgomery Company OF Windsor
Locks Conn., has invented and applied for Il,
patcnt on a process and machinery for producing
n lasting silk lustre on cotton yarns The fact
that r lasting silk lustre' could be produced on
cotton yarn has been known only short time
To European chemists but the process has been
80 difficult and expensive tn discourage It's
practical introduction The silk lustre Is produced
i'm all numbers. In single. two or more ply I'm
colors and IN bleached or gray mstre.
The gray mstrcd yarn may be bleached dyed,
secured or washed without affecting Its high lustre
quality and the strength Of the yarn Is materially
Increased through the process from 81 To ~ per
cent The company has had n large amount OF
correspondence with manufacturers Of dress goods
and threads. and Is . expecting q large demand
duce patterns Of high lustre ut low cost.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-20

COFFEE-Considering the unsettled condition OF the
spot department the downward tendency Of European
markets local coffee futures maintained
eteady undertone this morning Brazilian receipts con-
fully the high 81 the last few weeks
Notwithstanding reports exhaustion Of interior supplies
yhis movement during few days has been offset
10 some extent deliveries this
try. particularly NewYork. on the first call the
market ruled steady prices unchanged TO points
Transactions during the session were restricted 10
three months-September. December and January. the
former receiving chief attention Total sales including
1000 bags the call 1850 bags. The market
closed steady prices unchanged advance
points Selling principally for foreign account
liquidation Of purchases made early in the week The
rarket spot coffee the dull and easy
with quotations the basis Of 7zc for No I Rio in
voice lots and Sc for jobbing packages Mild coffee
though quotahy lower has been Influenced 20 some
extent by the Brazilian coffee. and bur I'M
nj sales reported today Quotations follow
Maraca ibo-Common good 10lg1li.c; good Cucuta.
13a.Gl4c; Guayra-Caracas l1izQ1ss4c Porto Cabelo
lOgi6lsc: Savanilla-Bucaramanga l3&@l6i4c Bogota,
ISla10c: MexcanCordova. 11i.dl1iaci Oaxaca. l1%4p
l9c: Central Acknowledgement 10 ordinary. 0d14c fair
10 good 14.Qlsc prime TO choice 1sla@2lc East Indian
Interior 24T25c: fancy 21q31c; Javas. 21iaQ5c; An
Rcstura, i2G13c. Mocha. 19la420c.
The range Of contract prices follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-20
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

I5verpoo June 10. 100 p. m-cosingi Wheat-Spot
m "a Torthern spring steady at IS 100 Corn spot
NA1ercan mixc steady at Is 9.d: DO old firm at
o. asa futIres June steady al . ''id: July urn at =
.. t,,.,st nrrl Al - Four-St. Louis fancy
-. dnn at Is Hops at London Pacific Coast steady
20 ns-os Heef-Dul India mess. Ijs. prime
mes as ~ Pork-nu: prime mess tne Western. 4os
~ st"ady at as. Bacon-tumbcIland cut. - 10 20 H.
,rn al 37s short rib. ~ 20 - No. steady at 2''s long
mn ,iTfe. light 81 - n. steady AT Dos; long clear
nV5dIes heavy - H. steady at as Cd short clear
SGiss heayv 80 H. steady at rs Cd clear bellies
~ M i. H. steady as shoulders square. IL 10 II ~
arm a. 2is 3D. LsrdPrime Western dun at l's Cheese
III arican finest white cpored hfm at Us Tallow
rme city steady lis Cottonseei ol-l.verpool re-
o,nS s'eadv al i5s Turpenne-Spiiits linn 2ls 3D.
Rnsn-Common firm at u "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-20

"a s o.
baker, oSs 10 10 sp?H red w4ss ssg' SS
S Ss' ssS:s: K II %
No s1i s prime mG'1 100 seed sa
%s pork So FER Ss SIDES Ss 8
se nSr t aaos aef per sa :.
sugars s cuS loaf s. 5o sranuated s4o7 No yellow
butter market creamcrs. i2al44S Co.. Sa ssc
r.S sSe 5% aPs mcl r? ~ YEA %
No mixed. io4c Rye steady No 36aSc' provs c
f EsS. weak wa'NsE .c que" Cheese easy 0's' wear"
Milwaukee, June lo--wheat easier; No spring re;
80 Horthcrn, "c July aa @rn "I nai SG Arm Na
2 52lsGs'sc. sample 2sas2.e. Rye steady No l. a4c
T: s3ynssl 1 Ssa ss ne I SaPi
lie; 80 a''i Northern. i2ac
philadelphia June le-wheat dull and anc ca,
september. nominal Corn quiet but steady No mixed
Juae 2oa2 July Aus,ss and sepiem1ss, BE, 3 aSmih a
0 . s ss" scp en- Butter arn fancy
F n Pfa " Ess GS s"'s '1S
@ian firm sni 5 T higher mdns upan
Tpw c Do I R% !" hH cakes &c. S?Sa'y
PRIME ,o NJ T"1 dull and ancRansr Fowls ,sc old
ters Sc spring chickens BreS: s, Pouy q"c'
boierr Western desirable sizes lea1Ic; 90 small ana
scaidcd 100 I3c nearby do to size and quality l'4Zoc
ST Louis June l0-Fiou: dull and unchanged "heatI
s dull neglected. No red cash elevator ssc asked
track siasIiEc No hard cash. I3c asked; July MT
Gssc August 8I,c asked: September. 6I4.c hid Corn
Sro higher No cash 32i.c. July 22ac bid; September
~. Oats-spot easy: No cash, l7'1c; July. lssc:
Fran duh and unchanged Butte dull; creamery ioc'
dairy Gailc Eggs steady. W.c. Whrkey. 81 ~ FORK
standard mess jobbing 81 30G$s Lard duli; prime
s,ear 81 30. choice 81 Bacon-Boxed shoulders
e. a. extra short clear s. 3D. ribs s. A. shorts - 20
Drv SAT- m.ats-Roxed shoulders 81 S. extra short clear
81 90 ribs 81 81; shorts. s..
Toledo June 1o-wheat dull. easy: No cash. s+i1c;
July 7s.c. active steady; No mixed 235c oats
1ui steady: No . mixed. 1oc. Rye dull. steadv NO z
CASH &c clover seed higher steady prime cash. - ID
oil unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-20
LONDON WOOL MARKET

t,rAon June 19-Snce the close Of the last series Of
- auclon Gales go Austraiasian. 1900 Falkland and
s0.a bale. OF Magellan wool have been sold rather
o,oodv nrices Continental and home adyces continue
The arrivals date for the fourth series
IRE as follows New South Wales. $40 bales Queens
Iand 81 143. Victoria 3G6ii. Tasmania. $3.50: South
."straIis lG3 West Australia New Zealand iO7
"a. cane Of Ciood Hope and Natal. 80 sos, making
total 81 $50 I9s bales including 900 Ausralasisns and
q 500 Cape Of Good Hope and Natal forwarded direct
The imports Of the week aggregate H34' bales inclui
,ng New South q i59, Melbourne 63Ol; South
Australia. 6s2a New-Zealand. - 9GI; Cape Of Good
Hope and Natal, 2O14: Punta Arenas, 30; America
i.7i0 China. 426 and sundries 1856.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-20

c,,o, 1un4 l9-l,otton quiet. but steady middlins.
80 r,dfnc 7c: good ordinary, csc Receipts. -
lilo. exports 70 Britain 100; sales q" spnneis
Norf1ik June l9.-Couon steady; midiiing y l"c
Loo, niddiing 2 lGc: good ordinary. &c Receipts ~
,T oynoris coagtwlse 80. sales. I. stock. $40
Savannah June l9-Cotton quiet and steady mddlins,
~ i"ys middling 67.c Receipts 30 bales sales o~':
STOCK. l3.1Gs .. c... or. 49,, roig,,,,
,,5ilire l6c. low mdlling. 1.ci good ordinary.
il ~" Receins G75 bales exports 10 Great b,iiain.
100 ., ,bc Connent 80. sales so. stock. 42.'N.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-20

.s,,or. until recently On the curb after regular
closing the market the basis Of 29'tc for July
Cash trade very light embracing 400 bush NO <
corn asc anoa oATs-rhe speca "a rs,, nni
m chan,.e from yesterdays close Exporters TOOK lOo
hush heavy white clipped. private terms No oa,s
quoted at 22d2oLc No oats. Gle; No white 2o'4c'
No white. 24he track white. 25a32c track mixed
oii.I2siec. .RY c-Market steady. but quiet; quoted
al 3;i@ disrc Buffalo. BARLEY-Market quiet;
ouotaf al 2IaQ2sc 1 ( Buffalo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-20
EFFORTS TODAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT


corroN-rne cotton market the mos, active i9T
SATURDAY 'ins , pa a;c. The rSsna ans t.
shGwtd eSTgs There was further decline q :ss
points after which re marks; MADE sham , rs: JAY
august and sepepse; TN Ses cary S sSvsnas, q
IN. absence * ou;ste Support; wth nc loss. o' ~
i IN a. en fatsres ans vc MAINTAINED s Pses a.
liverpool where business wss tay - Z, ' ~ c:,e.
inx by shorts an',;2so9 =: ~ lys o. axe ana
no,sSiy fron nc a2seS.s sra1e ana ne on i'm
pr1vins demand ar5 exr-orne fogiy i Ts,SiS %
able salpe s, ra- a. ue onehsnees prices 70 H.
advance = 9'.a;s n ~ ga So s. s-~ s. 81 o.
vans q lid, se naakcs n.anl . .,a-, - ma
errs c5;;,n -aa 81, ,ss l'pe' srsaes a'~1 g ,S,
rnid3lia. leaves ss max; see n'l. ,,r ia vss
ys,ser tse result s-kr,c O. ~eers snth 50 9:
SoSsss,,a S-,r = :>ssys sGsircss 0ss ~
- - !: Ys-5as.s * us4S -rvAls aa;.'2@:1
o. rs,sTni2s sse,.. -. IL >saN.i,- ~ ;Ae
oo.toa Re-, IS ;ae WaNe ve :Av,EHs-t ts "a.
pc be- s nsys s.saS5 7s2ns A gsnSn' II
Re crop @ M5s:a's Is Np5 5e Inn, IN a<S :''''
"1eseai statistical & TIE staple is as FOL
lows Ts;T sa Las :G xssk i 3ss Se Al
y Si', aScs s1RG5y t$: j IS
SOD LIN II 5 ;gh week. i9S5s $40 3sSi0
,uYsy T SHOWS sS bales q I'd Ss% G
supply Of A spp2 and G'3 81 Us bales smaf
smaller tI@. lHes wen S"ff''' "'
than years supply -,--.... ,.o.,,,. -.vlsy ~
According Textile America 5 weekly
.n, rto;bs AZ Fall River the market is little Niher
week sales Of 900 pieces have been made since
49, aSvsnc. 10 2.c The present demand .
90 Ills ror early delivery. but some Few inquiries or
hong contracts beer made in the last Two GAYS
49, roed wee almost all contracts Manufacturers az
Prrytdenc refuse fill further orders at the same n
res Manufacturers Fail River are also holcnS ou'
sone for better prices even up FOR the advance IN
ton sRSs fee 9se a! fsSs Tui Be wise g
ionger until the Tariff bill Of the way Al east Sfl
the genera improvement that is reported N other
lines of trade will eventually strike In among the cry
goods men. ,,--.., ...,.. Co.. oo..o,
k,Ie,t sales 5000 bales: speculation and export LOO
American 1000 bales. receipts. COCO bales, Amer
&sn 1900 Middling upanis. 4isd Futures qHiet
1sers al I84d advance Closed quiet but steady ldl7
,osnts net advance January February 49s February
March 34QQ3JO: March April. 35Oi2s; June, 4O',1o
05iss July August. 05s August september
Iolibs september october. S5ss; October N9yember
ses. November December. SOB, December-Janusry
p 49s No further dispatches until Wednesday.
The range OF contract prices follows: