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The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-09-14
Brief Mention.

High water to-day, $40 a. m.
 House on your terms. R. E. Baldwin.
 George R. Bill of this city delivered an address before the Winsted Sons of Temperance division last evening.
 Preparations for the fair of the Or cate that the fair will be fine success, if the weather is favorable.
 Mrs. w. A. Norton of 16S Prospect street, who has been spending the sum- mer at Holderness, Mass, has return ed to her home in this city.
 Winchester Moves, Yale '99, of New York, was in New Haven yesterday on business trip in connection with his ship brokerage business in New York.
 Dr. Louis J. Gaynor of 213 York street is rejoicing over the arrival of a baby boy at his home yesterday morning. Mother and son are getting along nice ly
 Arthur Stickney, Yale 1901, who so ably pitched his class baseball team to victory last spring, has joined the growing colony of Yale men already in town.
 It is expected that about 150 New Haven members of the I. o. o. F. will go to Boston next week to attend the annual session of the sovereign grand lodge, which is to last six days.
 MT. Wetman of Seymour, who re- gently bought a large tract of land at Milford Point, including Merwin's hotel property, has commenced notable inn provements which he is to make there.
 Ivanhoe lodge of Masons of New York city won the first prize in a com petitive drill held last night at Music hall. Cypress lodge of Plainf1eld, N. J., came in second, receiving clock as the prize.
 Herbert Sedgwick, the well known sporting editor of the Register, who has been so seriously i'll with typhoid fever at his summer home in Wood bridge, is much better. He will prob
 
 The New Haven Bicycle club distrib- uted the prizes of yesterday afternoons s meet at their new club rooms on Or ange street. After receiving the prizes the majority of the men accepted Man. ager Breeds offer of boxes for the vaudeville show at the Grand Opera house.
 Colonel and Mrs. s. B. Horne of Win sted arrived in this city yesterday af- ternoon. Colonel Horne is a delegate to the state republican convention to be held here to-day and tomorrow. Colonel and Mrs. Horne will go to Hartford Saturday to attend a reunion of the colonel's regiment, the Eleventh c. V.
 Judge Munger, one of the committee on the Derby-New Haven Cycle path, recently wrote to the contractor, stat ing that the committee thought the work was not progressing sufficiently fast. He received letter yesterday morning stating that more men would immediately be set at work and the job would be hustled.
 The old monitor Wyandotte has reached Philadelphia in safety, and number of tars from the navy, assisted by five New Haven militiamen, are at work on the craft getting her in condi- lion to be laid up for the winter. Among the New Haven boys on board . on her trip were Coxwain Benjamin Ball, Walter Filley and William Jew cit.
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THEATER OPENING

The Park City theater in Bridgeport was opened under the management of MT. Bunnell last evening in the pres ence of a very large audience. The opening attraction was the Empire the ater, New York, success, Under the Red Robe.' Among those present from New Haven was W. H. Van Buren, general manager of the Hyperion. This theater is now second to none in this state and under MT. BunnelPs able management it will be placed in the front rank. MT. Bunnell is to be con- graduated on securing the management of such a theater and that he will strive to make it a success is assured.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-09-14
STILL. VERY ILL

Francis c. Burnell of Company K, First regiment Connecticut Volunteers who was brought to Grace hospital, this city, from Camp Alger, two weeks ago, is still very low with typhoid fever. On Friday his life was practically given up, but he has since rallied slightly, so that his friends feel more hope of his recovery
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-09-14
FIELD TRIAL CLUB.

In accordance with notice previously given a meeting of gentlemen interest ed in forming a field trial club was held at Bassett x Reeves on Church street last evening. The project was very fla vorably discussed and the meeting ad- journed to hold another meeting later in the season, when others interested in the plan shall have returned from the country.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-09-14
ATTACHED FOR $500.

An attachment for $500 was filed in the town clerks office yesterday after noon in favor of Lawrence Grady and against Godfrey Gremer. The attach ment is made in suit to recover a plumbing bill.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-09-14
prcKED FLOWERS ON EAST ROCK

Mounted Policeman Schroeder yes ferday afternoon arrested in East Rock mark Athanas Fortunas, a Greek, whom ba found picking a basket of flowers. schroeder sent the Greek to the Grand ozyenue station house in Grocery wag- o,, which was going that way. At the East street bridge Fortunas Jumped out and ran. He was pursued by Schroed- CT and was caught at the Bradley street bridge.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-09-14
DR. R. c. FLOWER TO VISIT NEW
 HAVEN

It will be gratifying to the sick and afflicted to learn# that Dr. R. C.. Flower, the famous and renowned phy sician, will be at the New Haven house next Saturday, September IT, where he can be seen by all those wishing to con- suit him, If you are sick, disheartened and discouraged don't fail to see him. He will put you on the road to health and happiness. s14 2t
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-09-14
ENGAGEMENT.

Miss L. R. Ammann, daughter of MT. and Mrs. G. Ammann, and w, F. Hesse, head clerk at Sattig's market, have announced their engagement Both young people are well known in the city and Fair Haven.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-09-14
If the Baby Is Cutting Teeth.

Be sure and use that old and well tried rem- edy, Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup. for children teethng. It soothes the child, softens the gums. allays all pain, cures wind collie. and Is the best remedy for dlar- rhoea. Twenty five cents bottle.
 all MWF&w 1y
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-09-14
Wednesday, September 14. 1898.
NEW SUPPLEMENTARY TO-DAY.

 Auction Sale-R. B. Mallory. Dr. -Jgnew's Ointment-At Druggists Dividend-N. r., N. H. X H. R. R. Go. Estate James NJ. Peace-Probate Notice. Estate Milton J. Stewart-Probate Notice. For Sale-Concord Wagon-19 George Street Fall Gowns--F. NJ. brown x Go, Home Study-46 Lake Place. Iyperion-The Ballet Girl. lorseman-Drawer 100 New Haven. Household Economics-The Edw. Macy Go. JacketS-The Chas. Monson Co. etuart's Dyspepsia Tabets-At Druggists. "Wednesday and Thursday Sale-McIntyre. Wanted Girl-415 George Stret. Wanted-Farm Hand-Queach Farm. Wanted Situation-141 High Street. Wanted-Posltion-Z. This Office. Wanted -Situation-979 Frand Avenue. Wanted-S .,uation-11 Bradley Street. Manted-Situat tion-2S9 Oak Street. Wanted-Girl-52 Division Street. Wanted-Stua tion-SS1A Hamilton Street. Wanteq-S -SltuatlOn-132 Court Street. Wanted-Situatlon-M M., This Office.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-09-14
PATRIOTIC MUSIC 10 CENTS.

A large assortment of the latest songs marches and two-steps at our store for the small sum of 10 cents per copy. Loomis' Temple of Music, S33 Chapel street. s12 St
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-09-14

A GOOD HOME FOR A YOUNG wO-
 MAN,
 With elderly lady, to help in house. work; fair wages. Address P o, DraWer B. s12 2t
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-09-14

to S1.5o a yard.
 FOG. to $I.oo yard. Remnants of Crashes-at prices great deal under the usual.
 And small lots of Towels, from to 50 cents each. Were much more, but are somewhat unused and soiled. There are Napkins, too, in $ and 34 sizes, marked much under to-day's cost Not many of these lots and they'll go quickly. Tray Cloths " Silk Table Cloths, Silk Scarfs, Doylies, fancy plaid embroidery Crashes, Turkey red Table Cloths in large and small sizes. All at very low pnces to close them out.
 Quilts at 7o cents-A special sale of them. They're worth S1.oo. White Goods at oA cents The kinds that have sold all through the season for 10 and 121a cents.
 These goods will be found on center tables with many others, in lots, mostly too small to men ton. The saving is plain, the sell ing will be short and decisive.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-09-14
WHETHER RECORD.
AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT
 OFFICE OF THE CHIEF Nr rs,r WrArxYup PIrprAu

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF
 OF THE WEATHER BUREAU. WAsHrNeToN D. C.. Sept l2 1898, 8 D. m. Forecast for Wednesday, For New England: Fair, warmer; souther. Iy winds. For Eastern New York: Increasing cloudi- ness, probably showers Thursday; south- easterly winds.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-09-14

Buy EllwOod's Cocoa; costs nothing.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-09-14

Five Hundred Guests In This City Grand Street Parade Exercises of Yesterdays Meetings-TO-day's ses- siOns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-14

New YORK. Angus; - 1893
dsE wsre q 5 saf' ;r ,A Fee.
az arm beet in ngh, demand a, 49, ,, 4r5
liverpool AMI London quoted American ,sfs 10Y 81 49,;
Jo dressed Weight rsi,segs'e 9sei ' nSa IN se
Georgian 372 cattle the same pft on inc olth %.
. ~ ,He rtr,ra - IAve-p.oi The cleopatra. with
60 caie for London VIII get OF tonofr" afternoon or
t& Receipt. a. ".,, 30 head s,ss. [ e 20 p pa-
!ei Feeling IN ana an ale Common 70 prime vesl-
.Sa At s5qs7 700 n ,.d c.ye' a, 10y ny
az 7aioc e..cd hu,iernks ana sra-'er- hrm a. 81
sels.H y nen nj, . v'al' i'' N 80 per 10"
$50 . n, y. a. " g So 4 ''''''''. ''"' 100 H.
uE ;x6 IA. a, 10 S.s5. ~ 80 p Il
~ lead n,ains M car G5 G.y car ss ' over
yesielay iG's ~ sale Z which ~ cars At Ter,
sIrpiy ana ,rne arm for good stow lambs quality
conaeri aycrssca ,sy .. i Gov '' 6 p
unoa Poor 70 g,od n,es e. 81, si, q qs q pe a.,
s. pressed mutton steady at e1"c per N. dressed
'ass a Harr,ne,on CO.: 20 Ken,aety lamb. 20 y
a, 5. q FER I ie Do Is M " ~
MSiheson - i2a Een'oefyy e. lamf ia x 9.I m a.
t ~ 80 E n 81 eo io7 virginia d. 50 n At 60
Indiana d. u, Ct SOC 90 Indiana sheep 1872 N at
"i' H. v wSsr.Sn: ~ Ksntacv lamh. 10 n no %
d. 20 N s. 81 Kentucky sheep ioi n at s. S7a -
s Judd & Co.. 1915 KENTUCKY lambs 20 n s. % 90
Jersey do 81 n 81 25. 90 KenucSy .hsep Jog r. s. -
Collins: Indiana lambs II 10, - u C3 In
a,aoe sheep 1917 n, 81 Is buck 100 n: s.
g sanders: as State lambs ca n. Sc NJ; 10 State
II nn,c Brother: 20 lambs. 20 p. 50 Is. 2
5eiline Wrigh, Co: lie lambs Go n. 50 So
state sheep III IN. - 20 .-, =.
George DillenhacS: 80 State lamis - n. 50 10; 3
state sheep la3 n. 81 ~. buck 40 N 81
" II Hollis o. PENNSYLVANIA lambs 90 ". 90 20;
r Fenas,i!aria '' sheep 40 n s. 90, ,..a
Including los Nestern hogs FOR the market No sales
reported seer inferior to prime hog a" -
have sold up 81 80 Country dressed unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-14
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS

Augusta. Aug. i3.-cotton quiet and steady; midtlins
sas i-isc. Receipts. II bales: shipments 1896 bales
sales. $50 bales; stock 3,3i5 bales
Baltimore. Aug l3-Co,ion nominal miGdllng. CSC
low middling, Is Ice: good ordinary. sac Stock SSH
bales.
Norfolk Aug l3-cotton steady; mIdiiing. 5tc; 10"
nIddllng lice good ordinary. 50. Receipts - bales
exports coastwse $50 bales sales. IS bales stock 49,
bales.
Savannah. Aug. i3.co,ton easy; mlddling. sc: low
mlddllng. z ice Receipts. o bales. sales. 10 bales
stock 1851 bales.
Mobile. Aug. i3--coton nominal. mdding. SIC; low
rnlddlng BIC; good ordinary Sc Receipts bales; eS
ports cosstwise. 80 bales stock. a.l52 bales
Cincinnati Aug. i3Cotton quiet; midiling. &c; Low
mid ling 5s.c good ordinary. Sac Receipts 46 bales
shipments 29 bales. sales. 100 bales. spinners; stock
I0Gsi bales
Houston. Aug: i3-couon quiet; mlddling. ii-l6c
low midding. 35l6c. good ordinary. Is isc Receipts
n. bales: shipments. 75s bales. stock. 500 bales.
ST. Louis. Aug. l3-Cotton quiet. mldd!lns. ii-iec
low middlng. 3-lec. good ordinary. lice. Net re
ceipts bales 100 bales. shipments. 500 bales
stock % 724 bales
Galveston. Aug is-Coiton quiet; m.ddiing. li.lsc
low middling 53-ldc. good ordinary. sloc- Neceips
csc bales; sats. 10 bales stock 1905 bales
Memphis. Aug l3--Coi'on quiet; n,cdling. 5te; ioN
mlodllng Sc goa ordinary. Arc. Receipts IL bales
shpmenu. 8oi bales; stock. 1883 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-14
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Appleton. Laura Y. - Magdaiena fNidenthal. No
2l2 PA West lO2d-s'. Io2i-st. % u y = of
Boulevard. and other property IT Brooklyn. de-
Brown Mary A. T. Bradley & Currier Company
r glsts'. III n ~ OF Central Park West. y
Nehr
Dewhurri. Henry. IN Duane Everson. cor
ner 7th and spth ~. !. part. years
Kelly Frank L. t. John and Mary HeloiE. lot
80 map portion Hunt estate at Van Nest.
years -.--..-. .-... -. .....t.-
Lyon Anna T.. 10 George Carr. guardian. etc.
lots ~ 10 g. "a block +. Il. Is II 10 Is.
block @ g. ! o. 10 and II. block II. and is %
10 block u. map Of Dore Lyons property al
Westchester. wear ........ '.......'.'..'
McKNlvey. John. % John Hardy. corner llth-
ave and 9Th ~. ! year ...................
Parker. Sarah r. to Frances pease. No 90 West
NIth -, years
sohmutz charles. 70 Adam Gamer. 1asth-st.
81 10 n " ~ - AIMS ave. years. ...........
Stroller. Laura. 70 Frank l. TiHrney and another.
n " corner % ave and lIG'h ST. secures notes.
Posenthsi. Charles ~ 10 Kate Mordecai.
lf7th-st. 10 II Of 5th-ave. y ..........
TIeiten Christian F. 10 Caroline r Tietien. guar
dian. etc. 10Th 81. l9s n Q u bth-ave. q
vorram Sophie G. 10 George Wdung. No 800
East 5lst-s' yenrs. .................,......
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NEW BUILDINGS.

l3o,h 81. .. 2Sl6 II = or Alexander ave. for two
five story and Basement brick fats. 2lxS5 =.
Samuel Kapeonsky. u NJ Slj E-as' litth S.
owner. George Pelham. o, W 500 9Th ave
architect ....-.-.....
i3sth st. = 1910 II OF Alexander ave. for
two i've story hrick fats. with stores. 25xS5 S
Samuel Kapeonsky. owner: g + Pelham. archi-
1891 81 :. 100 q II washnv,on-ave. sor
three four-story brick fats. YNTs. George
S,olz q No / 324 Franklin ave. owner; G>orenz
F weiher jr. architect. ,.................
lSgth-st g. % n u Jack.on-sve. for I'VE
two story frame dwellings. 2lNJj. Frederick
Mccarthy. II W l.o4i East ljGih 81. owner. W
e Dckerson. architect .................
1891 ST. r. 325 II = Ok Trinity ave. FOR q one
story frame shed. 23yi5. and two-story frame
siabe 2T1i3. + Schone1ig. ~ No D6T East
1891 81 owner. Edward Wehz. architect. .......
Jefferson 50, n :. ils II " u CrotOna-ave. for
two-story frame dwelling. i3N3p. Eugene II
Hammond. Of SO las Frankiln-aye owner and
Cola S. 80 10. Tor seven story brick p1w-r-
house % s,sG. 3y64s s: Dodge e James No 2G2
Madison ave owners: Clinton & Russell. archi-
,,o,h-s, n g. 200 It = 81 7,h ave. for six story
brick nathousA 75xG0.li Moore. No 1873
West iiith-si owner: e A Mner. No II East
i25th-st architect .-........... +--.......
Cherrv-st No lo4 fo- q six story brick tenement
house with stores 25.2xs6: Gordon. Levy & Co.
No $50 Canal-st. owners; = u Meyers. architect
3sih 81 No l04 East for four-ant- one half story
brick dwelling. 2Dx3O0. Florence Loew. No
2Ss Madison ave owner. 7 Allen architsct. ..
ss,h II 3 corner l1th-ave. f7r a one story b-ick
csrhcuse 90x232 g Metropolitan Street Railway
Conlnany Owner. Porter. architect. .......
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-14
CASH Quotations.
GENERAL MARK EFT REPORT.
New York. August l3. 1895.

New York August 13 1905.
coT-TON-There decline Of 2dt points to start
r,th AZ ne Exchange this morning. largely be
Liverpool cables disappointed the local contingent
and The market had outside supporting orders Bust
rsss ruled slow ana the general market showed weak
nossrtone which increased the decline COS points
i~uiatlon and selling for short account carrying the
~ decline Local sentiment pessimstic on the
average crop being generally Of brilliant char
bull traders nervous. The decline was
ss,ed by covering Of some OF the smaller and more
trarsariiors for quiet SUNDAY. The market closed
ouiet a, net loss - $40 points spot cotton closed
eSie, with prices Ice lower. the basis 81 Sc for
middlns upands and 6i.c FOR middling gulf sales of
iS,s bales included bales for export direct ship
,snt and 5 bales 10 domestic spnners Spot cotton in
southern markets quiet with prices tending down
a5 under Increased offerings and less disposition on the
ma, n BUYERS take hold The warlike attitude n
Fnelsnd and Russia causing concern in both
sneeils i've and spot cotton circles
ranse Of contract prices the local market to day
follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-14

frqcaq, Aug Cattle were In good demand today
AZ s,endy prices. choice steers g 2jn>'S; medium
s. SOFAS. 90 beef steers 81 20qSi 10 soc&ers and feed
ers s31s3 bulls s. 5O1S4 % cows ald hefers - oeI
81 ~, calves. s. :ChsI Western rangers. Sd$4 ~,
rerous AZ 5ast Packers determined that prices
for hogs should lower aud they forced decne o ~
about Sc Fair choice - gVdS+ ON. packers. " pI
81 sTiz butchers 81 7Oqss OH mixed. 81 Gds4 light
81 coast pigs 50 5ds3 S. large part Of the oIerhss
~ sheen consigned saughering houses The rev
eorls thai the marke; sold at unchanged prices
ccrnon choice $3nS4 Western rangers SO pSi 10
moor 70 prime 81 Jas6 G5 prime Western rangers 81 %
Rocerts-Csttlc. 100. hogs. 1900. sheep. 1000
Cincinnati Aug. l3-HoGs easy - ..lSi 10 Catte
steady e 7sN$@ IS Sheep steady, 81 2'IS4 Is Lambs
nrm s. 50gs6 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-14

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


sumrni'-aye. - = 3l7 u from n ~ Rem
wirk yrupert, and - lof No IS map Of
Hshhrdgeviie. .iVSI.GA2J 2xs1.p. being part
= lot 80 - faid map. John Ieyins 70
Mary : I<tlns ...--.... -.
Edge fnho-nVs 25s u n l59th-st. 81 TX
~ 7I5N iOi o. william A and Charles q Spen-
Ger. executors etc To- John Dreyer ........ ......
Bronx Terrace p. lot No 1913. map village Of
Wakefield - 6,lto. william VI lngersol TO
Mar W Bckf0rd ..............-. ..........
CO. st. so 2al. = 325 n u Amsterdam-ave
25slc"5. Ella breckenridge 10 August Won
Ganthe- ....-.. ..-..-.-.... ......... -
iOth-a,e corner 2l5th-s,. 6tr9e. IL Kings-
bridge Road. ~ Broadway. = 90. II II of
el5th -, 27.3NGs. iN25S7s 10. N3thanel l. and
Caroline \ Mc' ready trustees etc. to Daniel
O. SeN'"l
Brick ave. p 1897 II Il i6Sth-st. II sxN5.
Louis " Kaysser 70 Frederick Pusemann ......
iis'i, S. ia" u e Of 9Th ave. iooSioo II :.
Il7'h-s' n = 10 . OF 5th-ave lfoSlon II >.
John Flnck and another 10 Charlie. Rosen-
'hei quit claim 5000. ,........ ~.
OTIS Brownson to Louis Lppman. y part
Nassau -. No % 70 90. extends from Fulton TO
Ann us Bennett BuldiHgl. the John Petit
Realty Company 70 Morris Plinus. .............
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-14
NAVAL STORES.

There 10 a steady market all around hut not great
i"al = business. demand Tor small lots Quota
lions follow
TAR Regulars 81 s5asi a5. tar oil bbl.. 81 62is.
FITCH 81 -
SPIRITS TvRrENTiNE 2oac4i.c.
KpSIN mmon :. good strained 81 =; r 81 ~
81 - o. 81 g. ~ Al 20. l. 81 ~. X. 81 So VI 81 So.
y e. 20 " o g 10. " ". 81 -.
Wilmington Aug r. Spirits turpentine unchanged
receipts o3 steady si1$i ~. receipts :35
crude turrenne rn 81 1881 90. receipts. - hbl-
Tar stead, 81 - receipts 40 hbs
Charleston Aux n -Turpcntin- market hrrr 23i,c.
Resin arm. unchanged.
savannah Aux. "a Spirits ,urpentins firm 2Tqc7i.
,aes iC9 Nil receipts. I.1Si hhs Resin firm.
changed sales 800 ths. receipts. $3.50 bhs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-14
ALTER ATIONS.

coIurhu, ave y ?. 100 II Of Washington-aye.
10 n two-story frame dwelling simon WILCOX.
ovner. & + Lohse, architect. ................
7th-sve 80 go. to three-stoTy brick dwell
inc with store. Rose Harris. 81 No 2.2o0 It'll
ave owner: " G Dickerson. architect ...+-...
o4,h-st No 40 East 20 A four-p,ory brick and
frame dwelling 26ri3. John Deer. Of No
iiN East eith-st owner: " ID Hunter. ~ No
.,h-aye architect ...........
42f-st. corner Madis1n-ave. to four..t1ry
and baserent brick ard stone o,ice building.
Win ficfcs. p g Mc Elroy. II No JOS East
3sth-si. owrer. G II Van Auken. architect. go.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-14

i0nion Aur 49, There small business IN the
wool trade during the wfek With prices ruling firm.
There rfri" inquiry FOR cape ~ Good Hope ana
Na's C,.hsles The arrivals -" MIN rhicf
scte.lct open month. numbers 1870 100 bales
Including 500 forwarded direct The import. ~ the
week follows. New South Wales. i.2r2 halrs.
Melbourne 23if. South AustfllIa li2. New zealand.
spD5 cape ~ Go' Hop" aaI Natal 1910 punNrk. 100,
elsewhere. 1874 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-14

rss Total visible supply a; the corresponding time IN
1898 was bales The authority states IN
weather report that adsices from the South during
~. last week are O less favorable tone. Rains were
vey during the week. and at some points along
Guf precipitation excessive. Damage from rust
cait,n Exchang. spac'p Liverpool cates-Spot cotton
quiet sales 1000 bales. speculation and export So)
American 300. receipts 1000. American. 100, middls
INLAND Futures opened barely STEADY, partlaly
Isia decline closed barely steady At 64g2o4i net DC
cline January February 3.l6b February March. rs
varcr Ar- 3l7les. April May, 3lSb; MaS-June & lbs,
august , ID. August September. 320l4b. septemhe!-
October S1St.s October November U.s. November
csmbsr 3.lGo: Dscember-Januafy. 3l0b
C0FFEE-There little disappointment on the
o,ss Exchange this morning when the first call de
Corsl6eshIv better things had been expected the
HAVE cables reported hanged prices 70 decline or
4 franc win inactive business Hamburg while also IN
aie rsrrred SUSTAINED prices. The same conditlons
Prevailed an santos made a slight gem IN
Sr,cs m showed slack trading. Inc feature OF
fstics Vas n. Brazilian movement TINS az iIo hnu
Sa~;.. summed up 400 bags and furnishSd me
sidersbly less than predicted by the riore 49,.
"a ne side Of the account. spot demand WIS IN
sstisfac..r. and warehouse deliveries dsapToirNng
Neither SIDE much brag about in the way ~ ne"
d. ~fers and alb o. traders showed disposition
% Re conservative. Transactions for the day reached
total 60 .5p with the market finally quiet az uh
q ange1 prices net loss II points The steamer
Carra cleared santos with 1000 bags yesterday spot
STEADY at former prices No RIO. Gi.c for invoice lots
and 6A.c for jobbng parcels. =.
TIE range prices in the local market 10
Ca,