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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-21
A Pretty Salad.

\ pretty and unusual salad az a green
and white luncheon was French peas
and Bermuda turnlps. with mayonnaise
dressing. The inside Of the turnips was
taken out so that the vegetables formed
shallow cups. These cups were placed
upon lettuce leaves and filled with the
peas. which i'm turn were covered with
the dressing.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-21

not realizing what they might have
had. they did not miss II.
Nowadays they say everybody has
chance. Has he? There's a small boy
that sells newspapers on a well known
corner in this great city and who is not
over . years of age. He Is small and
shriveled looking. He smokes, swears
and curses with great fluency. There
is no wlckedness about which he does
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-21

and a feller can't even git a cigareet
and has 10 go TO bed early"
What chance has he?
Within a block Of my own home / see
almost every morning a girl child She
is about IL years OF age, dirty. unkempt.
ragged. Her face is that OF a degener-
ate OF the worst type. The jaws are
square, the lips hang. the nose is slight
ly turned up. the eyes are small, and
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-21

not know. Asked about his father. he
said. with an oath. that he was serv-
ing OUT his time. Inquired of as 10 his
mother he announced that she was on
jag. Given the opportunity 10 live in
the country, 10 breathe its fresh air. 10
see the green fields, he laughed, and.
with another oath. said:
Nobody kin work me out on to any
dcrn farm, where there amt no teaters
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-21

feetlng joy. whether you choose II in
linen or I'm cloth.
\ pretty wearer of the color was late
ly seen whose gown was in cloth. the
skirt trimmed with very narrow strap
pings OF the Same worked into conven-
tiOnal patterns round the hem The
bodice was a sac bolero. with waist
coat and revers turning back Of grass
iawn embroidery. and the little vest
just revealed at the neck was of killed
white chiffon. Crowned with a panama
hat and trimmed with scarfs OF black
and white tulle and a bunch OF white
feathers az one side, the entire costume
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-21

was adorable This light buff tone. for
want of a better description, is success
fully treated i'm linen with insertions of
maltese lace. when it will serve well,
mounted on a linen foundation. and
should be completed by a bodice entire
ly of lace or Of linen striped with lace.
The most popular method o: trim
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-21

the whole expression is that of sullen-
ness. She drags around with her a big.
fat baby quite as dirty as she is, but
there's no beautiful sentiment attached
to her caring for 1t. She slaps Ii when
it screams, and she slaps IL when IL
doesn't Occasionally the mother takes
the baby, and a dirty tin kettle is
given To the girl. with a box on the ear
thrown i'm as a warning to hurry back
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-21

The wife Of Max o'Reil. Nine. Paul
Bl0uct Is one of the most helpful help
meets literary man could have. She
Is not only the translator OF an her hus-
bands books into English, but an ca
Cellent cOcis.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-22
What 1t Means.

When we advertise that we will guar
antce Dr.. Kings New Discovery. Elec-
trio Filters, Buck!en's Arnlca Salve. or
ID: kings New Life l'ills, II means
that we are authorized by tie pronric-
tors to sell these remedies on n posi-
t.vc guarantee, that IL purchaser is not
satisfied with results, we Will refund
the purchase price. These mcdirirlcs
have Been sald on this guarantee for
many years and there could be no more
conclusive evidence of their great merit
Ask about them and give them q trial
Sold =; Burrows, Martin & Co.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-22
l|IIIIH|II)ltlI7
Z.
NA.v.Nh ORDERS.

9E !! 1ic,t.ensrt Co!nnanaer AMibcnr. ,,.
ssatshed from s;5le poi,isu.hGth navy ylrd
{;iisd ordered ITO l0ty rs dnSpcctlr 81! t!,e
S:sSssth li&3sShonse district. yFf
!: ok 5S2;oatfalisl!,iar Z: II. llrn;aa, ito cor.
st>fsrl ihc ellhrt.
~ Mrtiical Insltctar j. c. AYERS. 10 tbs
y SEeESsllHht!l navy yard, relieving Mod
ScAl lnspcetoI 4 y. Packer ordertd 10
.f'NYits71!nG%en 10 a 1neLlHsr t5f the exam.
lining h6lr1.
3 Q9sSf Engineer Harfls Webster ),
5tae iiur@ai, of StHan Eng!neerinn
"a SCominant'2r J. =. Glarlill. from inr
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-22
aALE ol. rCnNTruRE.

Mr. John G. T!emcyer gives notice
tsat he viii this morning sell at public
auction all the hcnsehold anu Kitchen
Furniture IN house NJ. 1907 Green :;treet.
CONSISTING Of parlur bedroom ami
Kitchen furniture. This furniture has
bttn well kept ana Will. no doubt, at
tract quite 4 numbcr or purchasers.
See advertisements and call as directed
"nd secure a bargain.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-22
"RUTm l,nu oUTcAsr."

-iNin the 03ftcast" was presented
last HI#h, y ItiisN Hall 10 4 fair s!2eG
a&,iHaae Its rendition. il possible, Mas
cTra iselter chnu l;he iirst might. 40
ri@hl "'!i ha the farewell appearance
HI 1sis tEAulte. The Lust Son" Aviil he
play q characterization CT Charles
.asSens STORY Tic Cricket on the
1"fh.!l' NJ Edwin Maynard will ap-
lcar - Calr0 Piumer, rho ull toy
'noiar and ,Mia5 sara MaGD6nald rs
i1at All ~ thc members drc in the
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-22
DESTROYING RAILROAD PROP
1rit,rN -.

The Flrsinian fcw days ago men
TONED that come ogc had been fooiin.:
w!th Sic motors ON the Port Norfolj;
cars and that e Waterman had been
put on the lookout for thcm. Since
tncn some ono cnt the wires on Chest
rut and Cook streets. The company
are at loss to know what object thcy
can have i: sMls !:inl OF wort;
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-22

ding wlthouta license. The boys were
seinnG cigars ctsarettes and tobacco,
anGfa search OF their !cdgings revealed
that they had g considerable quantity
OF the goods in their possession. Tho
prisoners We're brought to the county
jan and questioned when they a6-
nttted That the prpperty IN their pos
session was stolen goods. They named
several pIaces where they got tloin
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-22

Ocean Council, Royal Arcan UNI. \ and
James Thornton Garrison Post, Army
aud Navy Urion. He leaves Il widow
and three children. The funeral Will
take place this afternoon at o'clock
from the residences. The remains Will
DC carried TO Norfolk for internient. !
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-22

!ss eelltl, louise District Si;o tho
m ,oiie;s,s;y 4 "a q. Il Z. 4, =
Ssivil asiSs lreer T., O. Pl'lngie, TO the
NEW tlTlts ilstyy ward,
CQD'nEanderA G. e. Rttlcr, ITO t,.r ,.,,,r.
te9sths LishtE1use DISTRICT
IicWienaniS W. $, Nhit;lcscy, tfs in
Conn.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-22
MEETINGS AZ l2ptExps, crIuPcH

l!vun ErHS;s Gates and I.eibel are
conduchnE a srrirS OF religious meet.
inga niEhty ut Tie Friends church, on
Green street rhey a!7 lreo.ing with
un3oundch success, each night nndlng
Il number OF peg!.euts a. the altnr. ana
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-22

if8the present good work foe the master
continues there IS noEsliing when their
iaporS Will ce&iSe. a large number of
pePnlc axe in attendance nightly, and
: cordial Invitation Is extended to
everybody 20 come.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-22
i. L. CAeoN nnAn

Mr.. y. i. CaSon. the apothecal.y Of
the yard. WHO lias held that position
I"f a'out e!Sh; years, died nj his resi-
,donce. IN the yard. Yesterday otter n
LINGERING illness. lie was u member al
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-22

APPOINTED GENERAL MANAGER.
AZ II meeting Of the Pr5ntis Place
Land company, held Lass risat, Mr..
James q. Mulrey WAS appointed gci:e-
~! manager FOR 'ghe osming Year.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-22
NoNFoLEl WEDNEsDA 49,

gcast, 1t IS q splendia play and winds
up wiki an old fashioned country
Kitchen dance.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-22

I'll IT - ~ SILVER II GELs REn.E ASED.
Il . N'YFasa.tlnste =, G;.s DEC lss.at-
al al seeretarS spautding to-day issued
orders for release of the Silver
Heels at Wilmington, ", c. p.,is step
was taken On g report by h.he United
States attorney that he could obtain no
evidence upon whichto proceed against
the vessel. The master, mate and crew
AL swore that She, vessel LEFT New York
october 18th and was drifting at Sea
Tor fifty days on account OF Storms and
bad weather until she reached VIII
Inin=ton. The master and mate swote'
che vessel had no arms or ammunition
aboard and ala NIT deliver any
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-22

Henry Shields ana John Parker. two
coiored boys. were arrested yesterday
by Norfoi!, county constablcs for ncti-
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-22

One Minute Cough Cure cures quickly.
That's what you wapt!. J. NJ rrotter
and r. l.. Walker, Norfo!k, ana Truitt &
Smith, Bcrkey.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-22

EI 80 rsa
GA GA
New-York tribune., 1897-12-22
INEFFECTIVE SUBSTITUTES.

When there is but one right way to 40 thns
II is strange how prone some people are 10 Try 10
get along with the next best way. rake the
matter Of cooking, and the best fuel to DO IL
with This has been demonstrated to be gas
Whether you look to convenience. to economy
both Of energy and price. or to the perfection OF
method as judged by the result, expert OPINION
has settled II that gas is the one fuel for cooking
Then why resort to makeshift substitutes! Some
try gasoline-with what dangers the newspaper
record OF accidents will snow. Various oil-cook-
ing apparatus have been devised THE London
Times" lately had account OF an American
invention. just introduced into England, Tor
using petroleum for cooking. or course, the
whole scheme lay In vaporlZing the oil-that ls
In turning II into gas. But there was the In
evitable smell OF petroleum; besides the trouble
and song involved in handling 1t, there was
the unpleasant roaring which no oil burner Is
without. So the question would occur to any
sensible man. Why go that long way around 10
get gas when you have 1t piped TO your
house and given you ready for use, without the
least dirt or inconvenience, simply by turning
cock The oil and gasoline substitutes may do
well enough 10 experiment with In the country
away from gas plants. but wherever the best Is
to be had-which is gas-there Is no use In put
ting up with the second or third best.
New-York tribune., 1897-12-22
FOLLOWING FALL RIVERS LEAD.

Southbridge Mass. Dec. n.-Notices have oeeh
most ed at the F1skdae cotton mills in Sturpridge'
Informing tho employees that on and AFTER January
the wage scale will be lowered. rhe notices 10
mn, state the amount Of tho reduction but II is
,..rs,oos n vii ne between 10 and II por cent, or
shout the same as that contemplated by Fall RIVER
and New-Hampshlre mAls The Ffskdale mills
make print cloth and employ four hundred persons
II Is thought the cutdown Will DO acceped WITHOUT
controversy.
Worcester Mass. Dec. 1.-THE MHoury cotton
mills. following tho lead OF the Fall River mills
posted notice yesterday OF a cIt OF 10 per cent
10 tnke effect January 8. This vas expected ana
t6e owners say they were forced TO II by the CON
diton OF business.
New-York tribune., 1897-12-22

timent at the meeting Of the conference com
nittee would be against the reduction and for re-
slstance. Secretary Mccarthy. OF the loom -lxers
said the decision was contrary 10 what he expected
The sentiment in his union was decidedly IN raVor
OF a strike. and no power on earth could stop IT,
He dd not think the manufacturers were honest
and did not feel like trying 10 prevent a strike
NJ ID. c. Borden to-day denied the announcements IN l
made By the local manufacturers yesterday tnat
the Fall River Iron Works Company. employing
over twenty hundred operatives. would ABIDE
In regard to reduction In wages Mr.. borden
said: such O statement Is entirely ulWarr teu
since I have made no announcement OF my deter
mination one way or the other
New-York tribune., 1897-12-22
AN ALLEGED SHOPMFTBR.

Mrs Annie Johnson. thirty years oio' VINO sAre
her addres. as No. "a Carlton-st Plainheio' ~ -
wa. charged In Jefferson Market Court ye'tsrdAy
with taking an umbrella from Six'h-sVe' s'ore.
she was suspected in store on broadway VI
taking q pair Of opera-sIasseS' aia .IS-.,
>,auo, and Rutler of tho Central Ofioe. followed
bsr 10 tho sixth-ave. store. where they say rhey
saw hsr take sr umbrella They also say they "a"
her slip a pair Of opera a-glasses on counter A.
thew passed through tho store She was he.c 10
$500 bail for trsl. She was immeda'ey oaSu NH 90 %.
by Seth Nj Mill ken who gave his mousse ~ E>N Wv
Madison ave, as security
New-York tribune., 1897-12-22
STORAGE NOTICES.

TO MARIE SCHNEIDER, r. Douglas.
Mrs. J, Hampstead. W. II. II. Small.
Mrs A. conrsy. Mary Dun. James Camp
bell. Mary Morse, L. r. Dupignae, Mr.; D.
8. Mumford. Ms. Longhead. Douglass
Atherton. Mrs 7. Vallyenno. Mrs. w. H.
somers. W. G Marshall. Mrs. y. Raudnitz
Mrs. Annie Smith. Richard Smith. J. Z.
Wiswall. Alexander Pollock, Mrs. ii. l. S.
iodine. Frida Emerson. NJ II. Dynaa.
J. A. Taylor. s. 8. Haskins. Peter o Neil.
W. W. Brant, You and each OF you are
hereby notified that the time for the pay
meat Of my lien upon the property here
insfter described having expired. after due
notice thereof had eeen given ypu, ! WI, s,.
goods. personal effects and merchandise.
stored BY you IN the Columbia stoSxs
according TO the statute in such case
Ma; Ma; ; SSs provided s,r =, Noe sa and =
1898. 1t 1890 a. M. and II the sale there
OF is not completed by O'Clock 2. m: on
kaid data the same will be continued at
the same place on each and every satur-
day thereafter. beginning at io:So g. m.
and o19t.nuing untl 4 O'Clock ., m. on
each Saturday Until the sale u completed
New-York tribune., 1897-12-22
Los

LOST OR STOLEN. BankbooE No. So2,-
sos OF the German savings BANK IN ths
CRY " New YORK, corner tth ave. Ah9
I.th-st. issued 10 HegTGine and Bernhard
stein Al! persons are cautioned against
negotiating tbs same IL no rstaTLsa -
tho banA on ths 18Th DAY Of January. ls's
a dupl-A'e Will 10 issued.
LOST or STOLEN -Bankbook No. Dbl. .so<
OF N. EmiErant industrial Savings
Bank: payment stopped Pisass return
book 70 bank. 81 Chamber
New-York tribune., 1897-12-22
sInKuGATky NOTICE.

~~~~~-~~o>-~~~~~ ~~~~~>~~o~~~N-~>>~~~N
TIE S. R.s', a.o. o. ta' di dos s' .. si ..G
10 Jane Hornsr MysrA Matilda Tsser
Burke. Janss Il, Ford, individually sno
as executor OF J, K. Ford. eoccAAed. J.
laP a9"f q E k''s ors a4.:s d.e...s fas F s aaS. s
zK.Inual, Fannie L. Msrden. Rev. Or.
John Hsh. Andrew l. Homer. Anna j.
Glddings. Louisa n. Woodwsrt samuel
Homer. Annie Wsimsley. benJAinln >
Hornsr. sIas I, Homer. benjamin hodgn'
Everett derrick. as executor OF, eto', ).
r. FORD. deceased the Lawyers surety
Company OF Nsw-YOrk. tie Farmers
Loan and Trust Company Of New -l9rs:
and 70 all persons interested In ths os'N's
OF Elizabeth ~ Ford. lat. Of the city Of
New-York. decsAaed. aa creditors, !-sA
tees. next Of kin. or Otherwise. send sfeet-
ing -, ..., =, ,,u -. ,.r.,v cited
and required personally 70 be and appear
before our Surrogate of the city and
County OF New-iork. al the SurToxates
Court II said City and County. held Of
the County Court House. In tho city Of
New-Y0rk on the 2Sth day OF January.
1898. at hslf-psst 10 o'clock In the fore
noon OF that day then and there TO attend
a judicial settlement OF the account OF
proceedings Of Sarah ". Berlin. a. ad
ministrstrix. with the will annexed Of tho
goods chattels ana credits which were
Of said deceased. and such OF you as are
hereby cited. as are under the are OF
twenty-one years are required to appear
by your guardian. n you have one. or II
you have none. 10 appear and apply for one
10 he appointed or In the event Of your
neglect or failure 10 do so. q guardian will
be appointed by the Surrogate 10 repre-
sent and act for you in III. proceeding.
In testimony whsreof. We have caused
me seal Of the furogate's Court OF tina
said City and County of New York 10 be
hereunto afired
Witn@rs, Hon Frsnk T Fitzgerald Sur
rogste of our said city and
County. at tho City OF New
a.. ~ York. the tenth day ~ De-
cemher. in thr year Of Our
Lord one thousand eight hun
dfed and ninetv-.~ven
J. FAIRFAX MI.AUGHLIN
Clerk Of The Surrogate's Court.
WELLS h ANDREwS.
S Nassau ST. New-York,
ATTORNEYS for petitioner
New-York tribune., 1897-12-22

II was stated in Wall Street yesterday 'iH' 90
pisr,onx Morgan would sail for Europe again on
December o. J. p. Morgan. tn. will sail Oh JIM
uary L. 10 attend to matters In conhecuoh WIN
~. 7 onaon banking house Of J. s. Morgan 70,
He said Yesterday that his stay ON the other soo
-o,,h he hrsf
New-York tribune., 1897-12-22
WALL STREET AND E1CHANUBS.

There has been consherapie oeinaho u"' 49,
.. IN. snbsTressury in wall-st. for gold pieces
o., pse "a Christmas presents. There 10 good sup
nv in the ,b-Treasury OF $40 $40 and 81 pieces ou'
III. supply of q 50 pieces is small and there are no
81 gold pieces in stock. In the buon-dealers ohoes
81 eo!d pieces SER at 81 % for those in ordinary sooo
condition while for perfect pieces ~ s oefhanueu'
New-York tribune., 1897-12-22

r,h. stockholders Of the Chase Natonal Bank
vot.d Yesterday to the capital STOCK from
ROO 600 70 SO 100000 to accommodate tho increasing
business OF the bank.
New-York tribune., 1897-12-22

Subscriptions for the employee OF the o'"'N'
Produce and other downtown exchanges Ae ho"
beins made up
New-York tribune., 1897-12-22
OIn GOLD a. SILVER WANTED

-~~<JoNNN~NONNrIo0 N0>0~NNNO0'NoN0NoD0~
SEND 20 Joui CID gold. Je~s.ryt 30 We
send certified Check fcr fuI! value thers-
Of Bank references TsHblshsf ls22
GEORGE - IOyCy 20 Fulton II.
New-York tribune., 1897-12-22

knowledge is undeniable. and entltle his society
10 a more generous sympathy ana support than II
has thus far received.
New-York tribune., 1897-12-22
TYPFWRIrERS.

>oooooonoOn-Do.ocN cNO.No-ON.ooO~NoJoo~O'~
-,,.r.,.tr,d IN. best. price. SIS. thou
.,pds In use, send for homs indorss
r,.,s RLICKESSuE ERFEE MFo W.
80 T~0. t-.a~ Hn~m
New-York tribune., 1897-12-22
Nsm publltations.

Nsw publiraiions.
NOT FOR CHILDREN ONLY.
JUST PUBLISHED:
BOOK
OF VERSES
FOR CHILDREN.
Compiled by EDWARD y. LUCAS. with covers
And fron,ispi.e. in color l2rno. 81 While pr
fnAr,ly Intended for ths young. II will please older
re1,.-~ too Among the poets 'pfe~ntea arr
Drowning Blrs Colsrigs. Marjorie Fleming
he u.wit,A Iunsfe,low :. y. Riley. Scott,
~h.s.spear. st.venlon Ann and Jane TAYLOR.
rlzsb~th Tuner e;o. sono u the quaint con-
cts of Lewis Carroll" "AnSey." and Lear
are also included
HENRY HOLT & co,
~ " 2sD ST NEW YORK.
New-York tribune., 1897-12-22
PIANOs AND ORGANS.
WATCHES oS CREDIT.

FINE DIAHOSD5. vaiche1. weekly pay
ments. All RoOds guaranteed WATCH
EIERLY 20. 8 Malden LAM Room 62.
New-York tribune., 1897-12-22

Mackintoshes are sensible gifts; we have them
up TO SIS Our standby" Is a double breast
ed Tan Coat with Tan velvet collar, S27S
New-York tribune., 1897-12-22
Jnstrnrtion.
For Young Ladies-City.

r,NGIJsH AND GERMAN SCHOOL. 3l6 West soth-s1;. 81
II Conducted by LUCY c ALLEN feope"s 'eP'' -'
Chaperonags for special pupils.
New-York tribune., 1897-12-22

Miss WATSON and MISS FORBES pay Sch1oD
nj u1ss lula A. WILEY tHome Scnoop. Fromary' LINE
Collegiate Class for little boys l3o W.oth-s
New-York tribune., 1897-12-22

BUSINESS MAN OF experience wanted By
4 manufacturing works near ". Y. City
BROKERS viii be answered. G. p. W.. Be-
3. Tribune once.
New-York tribune., 1897-12-22

FINE TRACT for spring subdivision: high
ground. overlooking Hudson; 90 minutes
from o.ty: 70 acres: can De controlled t2r
3o.O0o cash. Addnsss WILLEr y. COOK.
10 thew. Nsw-Yoyk
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-06-22
AT NEW YORK.
Ruling Prices in Produce at the Sea-
boards Commercial MetrOpOIis.


NEW YORK, June ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 20, $40
brls; exports, 1O0O2 brls. Market dull and easy
or winter wheat flour. with spring wheat brands
fairly steady; winter patents, s4.4OQ475 winter
straights. $46410 winter extras, $330@3.6O. Rye
flour dull superfine. $2.10d2.30. Corn meal dull.
Rye easy; No. 2 Western 3614c. Barley quiet at
Aa4c.
Wheat-Receipts, 172 $50 blu; exports, 156, 229 bu.
Spot weak. Options opened easy and sold off all
day under promising crop conditions, further
liquidation, lower French markets. absence Of
outside support and weakness in Western closing
$@Bc net lower. Weekly foreign and domestic
statistics averaged bulish, but had little effect
No. red June, closed at 7434c September, 691s
07012c. closed at 691sc
Corn-Receipts. 154.s75 bu; exports. se,o52 bu.
Spot weaker; No. 2, 30Ac Options opened fairly
steady, but declined all day under favorable crop
news. sympathy with wheat and moderate I'M
2Sisc September. 80 7-16aSO5 closed at 30Isc'
Oats-Receipts 22l, 200 bu; exports, 100, 700 bu
sPSt quiet No. 222Ae c OPTIONS again gain dull
Hay dull. Hops steady. Hides firm. Leather
firm Wool firm
Beef steady. Cut meats steady; picked bellies
S. 25G6 30; picked shoulders $3.50; picked hams
$9@9.5O. Lard irmer; Western steam, $3.S71z; re-
fined quiet.
Talow quiet Cotton-seed oil dull; prime crude
zoe; prime yellow 231A@23Ac.
Coffee-Options opened barely steady at 500
points lower under large Brazilian receipts and
clearances and easier European cables; steadied
on covering by room traders but undertone weak
under pressure of heavy supplies and lack of
speculation; closed steady from unchanged 5
September, 7@7.10c Spot coffee-Rio dull No T.
invoice 7l2c jobbing Sc. Mild steady; Cordova
1lAQ17l4c. Sales, 800 bags Savanilla, p. t.. 200
bags Maracaibo, p. t. Rio-Recepts, H. 900 bags;
cleared for Europe, 1000 bags; stock, 900 bags
Total warehouse deliveries from the United
States 1922 bags, including 1909 from New
York; New York stock to-day, 4l7650 bags;
United States stock, 475,4SS bags; afoat for the
United States, 261 600 bags; total visible for the
United States, 6,4S bags, against $780, 919 last
year and 632, 131 in 1895