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Evening star., 1898-12-05
Beveridge's, 1915 F St.
More People
Are Hunbugged
when buying
SiBVer=Daated ware

x perhaps, than anything
x else. For example, many
persons buy Forks and
Spoonsr marked ar
x thinking they are triple
plate-and they are often
x y SO represented by clerks
x and dealers Through ignor-
: ance or otherwise, when as
y y a matter of fact 'AI" goods
are ONLY SINGLE
x i: Il u pT-aTE
Evening star., 1898-12-05

A most desirable All-wool Cheviot Tailor made
Suit. in navy and black IL made with fly front
jacket. all silk lined and percaine lined skirt;
all seams are Tapped aud double stitched.
Evening star., 1898-12-05

Dressing Tables an Indispensable articl. In avar,
.ollst chamber We have them in great variety,
various shapes and all kinds Of woods =
$500 to $1,000.
Evening star., 1898-12-05

solid Oak and Imitation Mahogany Rockers cob
der seats, nicely made. highly polished
SIQS each.
Evening star., 1898-12-05
SI2.SO each.

Tailor-made Separate Skirts OF all-w cheyiot,
narrow ard wide vale; percaline lined velvet
bound; doube-stitched seams: black and navy blue
Evening star., 1898-12-05
This Store is UNSURPASSED
Small Furniture
For Xmas.

Odd and unique effects in Fancy
Chairs, Rockers, Desk Chairs, Piano
Chairs, Parlor, Library and Tea Ia
bles, Dlvans, Writing Desks, Book
Cases, Jardiniere Stands and vari-
ous other artistic bits of Furniture.
intended especially for holiday gifts.
Prices were never SO low for same
grades of goods.
Evening star., 1898-12-05
Special

Special.
keFeiyihg PinEo Stools initiation MAHOGANY brass
re tee anu nDlshed with high plano polish Suitable
Tor any parlor. An unusual value
SI75. Usually $3.50.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1898-11-29
PRIZE MONEY ON MEN-oF-WAR

lin case of capture of a hostile vessel or
contraband goods at sea during the prog
reSS OF war the United States statutes
provide for the payment of prize money
as follows:l
The commanding officer of the fleet
or squadron receives one-twentieth
part.
The commanding officer of division
of n fleet receives one-fiftieth part:
and fleet captain receives just one
half as much.
The commander of a single vessel
receives one-tenth part of all prize
money awarded to the vessel under his
command, if the vessel was under the
command of the commanding officer
OF fleet or squadron or division; and
three-twentieths if his vessel was act
ing independently of such superior Of
ficcr.
After the shares of the commanding
officers have been deduced, what is left
is proport!oned and distributed among
all others doing duty On board the
snip in proportion to their respective
rates of pay in the service. In this
way 1t is seen that every officer. marine
ard Jack tar in the service Of Uncle
Sam has personal interest rs well as
patriotic motive in advancing the
cause of his country on the high seas
in time of war.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1898-11-29
THE STAGE AND STAGE FOLK

Theatrical posters must have the an
proval of committee of the city coun-
Gil in Hartford.
Planquette, who wrote "The Chimes
of Normandy" has been made men,
Der of the Legion of Honor.
Adelaide Ristori, now 76 years. old,
is to enact several of her most famous
characters at the Turin exhibition.
William Gillette and Conan DOYLE
are writing drama to be called "Sher-
lock Holiness" which will be the next
new play, it is said, in which Mr.. Gil
lette will appear.
Mrs. BILLY" Birch, widow of the min
<trel, is said to be in such poverty to-
day that she lives in tenement in
New York without the ordinary neces.
saries of life.
Tom Thumbs widow is on the stage
again. She is now the wife of Count
Magri. an Italian dwarf, whose broth
er is also little, and the three are mem
bers of a liliputian company in Lon
don.
From Munich comes the news of the
production at the Residenz theater
OF piece in three acts, entitled 90
hanna" This is from the pen of
BJorne-Bjornson, son of Bjornsterne-
EJornson. 1t is his maiden dramatic eff
fort, and would seem, from all ac-
counts, to have achieved an Immediate
and great success.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1898-11-29
THE FEATHERED TRIBE.

The eye of the vulture is so construct
ed that it is high-power telescope, en-
abling the bird to see objects at an al
most incredible distance.
The turkey was first discovered in
America, and was taken to England in
the early part of the sixteenth century.
Since then it has been acclimated in
nearly all parts of the world
A chicken with comb weighing ovcr
n pound is owned by John d. Reynolds,
of N,wark, N. J. At night the fowl
rests Gu perch four inches from ;hc
ground, with its head bent forward, so
that the comb can repose on the earth.
Otherwise, the weight of the comb
would cause The chicken to topplc over.
Mr.. Harrison Weir recommends "A
muzzlc rs Il cure for GROWING c,u'..
Before Il cock crows he stands up. flaps
his wings and opens wide his hca!:.
Mr.. Weir suggests q light wire head
gear, which, while not preventing :hc
bird from eating and drinking, would
not allow it to open the beak wide
enough to crow.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1898-11-29
A COOKS MEASUREMENTS.

One pint Of liquid equals one pound
Two gills Of liquid make one cupful.
-Four tesepoonfuls make one table
spoonful.
Half p~uSa a3NSttsQ viii sHshs ono
eupfsl, -....s,:.. ..,.r ..>.- -.-.>-.....
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1898-11-29
DAILY INDEPENDENT.
AN EVENING PAPER.
issued Every Day, Sundays Excepted.
+. w. BOOHER. Editor and Pro-
prietor.

Copy, one year. Ar..................... u 10
hs Copy, six months ................. 500
b any period under six months, one dollar
month. Payable In advance.
belivered by carrier In Elko at twenty-five
u,s perweek
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1898-11-29
Weekly INDEPENDENT.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
rblished every Friday and sent TO any ao.
sss, postage paid), at the following rates.
SJable in advance.
Pc year- --..-... -... W
II montnB s..................... .".-...2 oO
any period under six months, fifty cents
month.
Entered at Elko, Nevada, Postotfice for
SnsmissIon through the mails as second
Sss mai matter.
ADVERTISING RATES.
II be made as low as Is consistent with
l blsiless principles. Apply at the Of
fer terms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-28
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Tev. Ycrk August q. isas.
pFEvFS-E"c"ip,s 80 day were % cars 81 lo.' hend.
,rrIdlna - fr export alive and ~ cars ~ cii}
,lnughterers ond car for tic market W fhiinr
Fsei1nr steady Dre,,ed bet IN fair lemand a.,
steady prices 7.Gssc per n f'r ordinary 70 primr
native s,des lond and Liverpool. cables Gn"tel
American lOia 1i4c yer = dressed w"isn
,e,rigrratcr bee, nrm lcf n. Exports -te'. ,.D
on idaho HUI To morrow the E'ndecs WI. ,Ary
t. London $50 for ". \. sherman. l'p h"hd r
Fprrt@in Sanderson and l.2GI quarters ~ nee 'or
swift & Co. 80. &c., ,-,.,,,. re
head direct to city hatcher and 33G fer the mahr ana
counting stale sock. there were ''"t n.he 81" "a"
Tn. fernand less active. AMI pric"c i"H-"' :,
crnmon 20 prime seais sold nj <5as' e. r,i Nv ~
~ a. ,o1s4 Is cars u Western calves ~ ~ 13aS -
ctv dressed veals slow Mt oa2c per n. un,iy
.,endv a, 0T1 Ic dressed and buftenhkr W
Faes-Andrew Mullen: IL venls l3I ID .'.i"Rs' en- ~
per 100 10 II DO 100 ID. n, 50 10 Do 10 -; -, 60 A.
207 10 a, 81 50: AZ grnssers And hutiefmhs "nN' 100
M II Hum. & Hro: ~ veals. 1853 NJ a. s. d2's 40
2I- n OF "fei cal.es ana buttermllKs niAsu' ia
M ~, AT n - IIol.i. 'fed' yeals go n si 8 20
" Collins: Virginia veals $50 u at -, ifh 40
81, n at 50 20. srsssers 22S n Il, 81 - -. =,
Judd Il Co. 81 Western cares. 2ol TO- az {" % %
DO pig 10 50 25 20 do. 75 II. at 81 TO- 90 Co. i'' 10
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts to-day were los cars
80 . sT3 head including FOR city butcher and w
Tor The market making. with the state SOCK ~
csrs 10 be OF which i4l7 cars were az Jersey ~
balance az grt.eth-s sheep ruled dii Al !o"et
rr...s Prime lambs firmly held, but buyers "sIs
MEDIUM grades slow and unchanged folr eAe =,
SOY wer, held 70 prime sheep sou Az 20
me- 10 per 100 fair choice lambs al >oo" osssssa
mutton allow 60sHc ID: dressed ambs IN H'oe'a"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-28
EXPORTS To DAY.
GENERAL MARKETS

New York. August . 1893
Coffee Liquidation = the september delivery and IN
vsiment IN The more remote pet1Es were ;he features
o. transactions ~ Zee fUt-res - lak. IL
with a hear~l OF foreign cables opened
points lower. but steady Later forenoon
there was partial reaction scattered foreign huy
orders ana some demand frr local shorts Business
active rom the etart t.! Transactions II $500 bags
represented the largest market fr saturday holiday
In ntns. Among with which bull
Amercnn warehouses an active consuupve demand and
much smaller receipts Brazilian ports thsn generally
discounted Belief that a 10
condition added tn hesitation u ,.G.ng bears
failed materially stimulate aggressive policy on the
part ~ the bulls The market closed steady with prices
unchanged - 10 points the latter being f0r
month only. In the spot department feeling
STEADY with fair bus ness doing Brazilian cerees
the basis Il Csc fOr Rio No invoice lots Yesterday
the steamer Scottish Prince cleared Santos with u
bags and the steamer Newton. from Victoria with 1900
fQr THIS The arrival 81 Cali
leo New York adds 251s2 bags of
Bahia 70 local stocks while tie steamer Eaton brings
1900 BAGS Rio.
va a follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-28

cash quotations follow our steaay 'p q, a.
,,ri "a II hard phtens ST. 1904 soft patents ~ 80
asa So hard straightA. 50 3oH$: 40 SOY =,
ssc No red zoe. corn. 3d. d3o y" SsiiW
corn 80. age " oats @o.c ~. WIT, ~ ~.
xn 2 white mara. 40 A.. NJ barley. 90 -
$3.50 ssh" Northwes,eru sil.c prime timothy seed
81 s2is mes r,k. per hi s. s5n s, No. arr Yer y"
4, l0ftf5 I2 snort ribs sides oose - l"0s' DO GtS
sS Shoufi.rs boxed - 5ras4 Is short clear ,des
no,., s. 5Ous5 co. cut loaf uncnahsen VI INC
pr,iuc. Txchanxe 20 day the butter market was nm
creamery l30lIc: dairy l29l'c. Esss' tresh "'' -
Cheese unchanged -. ,
cincinnati Aug 27-Flour qgiet Wheat quiet, No :
-.d ccngTc corn dull. NJ mixed so. oats "asA No
mixed 2iSc Rye steady n = tnc Lag n'h re,.Eay
nuikn,ents quiet g. -. Bacon steady - 90 mh'Sny
Cheese FIRM ca g.
Minneapolis, Aug. 27.-wheat steady august SEC Sep,
49, ioaGOi.c. December. $50. MAY. blfc; N !
hard q ~ so Northern 6'4.c: No North',n 80
e2r' 70 2 northern. G5isc. september &c Rye hrm
No + +aisc barley easier: simple, 33d43c
Philadelphia Aug 27.-Wheat firm &c higher con
ga s,,g. Angus, and September G9i IGSA.t Corn
GnH awiet but steady: " white. 2tc No white
o. q2Tc. 40 mixed 2Gllc Butter steady fancy We33t
49,, re,mnrv si.c. 10 prntf is. Eggs lrm good O.
NAM ana e. higher fresh nearby l6c do western ioi
n"ost Recepts-Fio 900 bbls. 1000 socks wheat
vbcnt ao0 bu-h: GO. oats ii2.ooo.
Ct I,,Ii. Aug 2T.-Four dull. unchanged Wheat II
regular: spot better: Ne red cash ele'aor &c ma
,r,rb r9aioc. August. &c bid september. 'c hd ps
r.,nn.r c9,.r askci May. oslo bid 40 hard cssh.
",.,obe- 2sisa2st.c december ?s'.c May. 3o,r
Toledo Aug 21.wheat higher. hrm: ~ 2 cash: , T'c'
sertcmhcr este Corn active lower No mixed, .';e.
%s' rash .3c DID, cioveT-secd active steady prime
Sl32is. OIL unclaimed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-28

about loads No rs4 was quoted a. snsuo ov., .no,
ard No 1ye sspsmber ES Northern Duluth. &c
~. w hhrd Duluth, Chc Arrivals North
points otny Os2 cars against 3o3
go S4Icaso received ISL cars which &c more
cna. were estimated Weekly cearances from both
.aN were about .oo COO bush smaller than the previous
r'h On me curb there n quiet irads September
rsnged from $50 to 6sNo closing at a. tORNN
oe1a.noss was feature OF the throughout
.Hs ent!re forenoon. There only quiet trade but
ne ,acE OF offerings combined with early nrrnness in
ana ateacnens q, Liverpool any
OF bear erris Final prices were unchanged from the
,rev'ous Guy Export houses tiok 10 loads. and No 2
,Oth was quoted al Nc September 0 b ahoat
weaver and crop news little more favorable
Gearing conditions and cooler temperature without pres
pecs OF frost have appeared part the corn
De-, -. OATS The trade In oats inactive
ana cS!rly steady prices. closing
tlo'ec at &c No oats, 2Gc No white Doc new 81 nc
old. No . white. 5osc No white clips. 32,ac. track
mixed 2iC2s12c; track White. 2913s,. RYE-Market
9u,St; No Western 4s1.c o sfoat to arrive SIP
Market dull: mex mating 52c C / I New-York feeding
33Q3ic. ( Buffalo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-28
NAVAL STORES

AZ hest to dav'. rarke, vas a small and at the
close no chnngea noted IN quotation Ners as
buyers ana fel'ers alike inhlHeieht Uu''
tons follow
siiRiTs T'HrENTINr-2s'. 800. 9, ,oo., p. =
RDSIS-ror.rnon 80 good strained 81 .Js! o., ~,
81 a. T. 81 - o. 81 81. H. 81 70. ! 81 20. *. ~ to'
81 81 ~ \ 81 -. " s. 80. ". 5? ." -
savanna Aug 2T-spirts uil'riine ann 70. 81 en-
~ ibis Rosn firm unchanged rales. @O3' IBIS. -
Charleston Aug. 27-Turpenilne nfiu NJ 10 hosih
n-n. unchanged , a.,
wilmington y G.. Aug q sp.rlis 'u,gtn,,,nncc hTn
CENTS ao7 btls Cru'c turp@nfne INN - lai 90 r.
ceip,s II hals Tar steniy 81 20 receipts. IL DIS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-28

,,c,D p,w ,rger r1,ied strong al THOUGH to.day
s..lon WITH renrers bidding 5l9c foT y" ' 1s
- ,,g.i f3-lOc for 80 test muscoNado ana u
90 49, moIn,ses sugar Asking rates were
hIghey holders being conservative N v's h me,
sspeets,ions steady yin .sn,na 81 Ios ca
ysEa W. vas nrmer and improving Slowly. riese'
Month WAS quoted es 81 and mex mon'n any al ssy
n an active demand noted Throughout r'es sr. ,,.s
WIN unchanged but conservative parties WI. ieo
o!ose higher ralss early neIt week oao,aons .o
Iow bomncs SIC; cut iosf sNc SIC nns
s s1so NC snG extra s sss ss
nsteo; G0c mould A, c"ej dAmona A. ga
=, Sfsc,ldners T. No i-ies No &C. No tsle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-28
cam Grbools

>oooor.oo~NNro~ooNo~-N Ne>|N'0'o~"|>>>">'S'>>
- Y UNIVERSITY sixty fourth ,sar ogen' Uei' Isl
XIV SCHOOL. lsis DAY CLASSES. Ill. -
.f,er w." years. EVENING CLASSES. I'll y. are
NO. V@arsl Daily sessions $3.50 TO and 10 ~ q ~
tuition 500. GRADUATE cl-AssES-Ff'een COURSES
Fly 'egun cisrs address L. J. ToaPSINs Registrar.
washington SQUARE, New York CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-28

1916.
sales-M. Collins; li0 Virginia lambs IS 70 average.
a: ~ per 100 ~ ITO DO % 10 a, IS a5 ~ 90 O. 10
.yivana do 60 ~ at IS 30: II do. 20 ~ at So 2j2 Ba
o. - ~ al s. 20 "a Pennsylvania sheep 50 70. at ~ %;
% Virginia do IS ~ az 50.
,o Judd Co.. "a Keniusky lambs es 10 az a. = 's
81 30 % DO. e2 10 at Is 10
Harrington Co. "a Buffalo lambs. 10 70 a, s. so:
80 d. p 10 s. 30. lsS Kentucky sheep. lO5 No. az
81 a.
Newton 3 Co.: % Buffalo sheep l4T 10 at 81; II do.
s. =. at 50 IS: IA Do. 50 70. at 80 90
Andrew Mullen Il state lambs. Is n at se 70 do'
~ n 81 co. 90. -: n at 81 %: bucks ~ 10 at
81 30
22G do "a n. al s. 37isc
D. Harrington: 800 Western Canada lambs 20 70. at
IS ~
HOGs-Receipts o. hogs day were cars. or l,flo
head all II which consigned to city slaughterers
No sales reported Normally steady at 81 30as4 ~ per
NJ Country dressed dull 5d67c per n for medium
q light weights
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-28
THE STATE or TRADE.

p.ror Aug = r2gr n-,e.i' :; ~ u' , Hr,ru
'ii..s ~ .,,sirH,s s3rs4 80 winter 40. - "'u<i 2?
,:frrea qui~, iia7Gc yer bush 81 ''r - ~ per L
~. .i,fs ls1 ~. bush dull. steamer Wow -
~ 2snc Receipts. - ~ bush i1i"' IAN,
a.. 1a5r. " and 80 ?, So az &c Mic ,eS
~ .,,,rs So 80 " rcr. 81 n. mfellrrs ~ TI
co ~ "a toT nsir 20 Ruitrr nrm northern i7
ibI.c western. Is's09e Imitation ia lac ''''' '
ait , - o.,
Cqlcaeo. Aug e7-1ne leading futures ranged rs 'o'-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-28
Ju5fynCtlou.

I,OIUMBIA INSTITUTE M, ~, 40.
u Peopens 2iU West I'D st. corner west Emu
W,enesday September IS Thorough college prepaauon
iuerned late and primary departments; optional in.ay
ann gymnasium hot luncheon. playground Cataosus
appl!catic .o,,,rp AZ n p,,,c,oai
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-28

The Chronicle" i;s weather report that the
weather has been fairly favorable during ne last We,
rom Alabama and Mississippi there sre complaints ~
.amsge by rust shedding worms etc. ara rluN ~ 40
reported from few points in the Atlantic states re
pors from Texas continue RO0c
Cotton Exchange fpec!al Liverpool cables SPOT cotton
eHs sales 0Jo bales: speculation ana export 800
American 1000: rddlrg uulards. ii-32d Future.
sn.i quiet ana unchanged closed barely steady at Ga
ri-e4i advance. December January. 3los January
February BIOS: February March siHn3i1; Msrch-hnr
august September 314ns September october l2s &c
hssr November 31Oiss: Noyerrher- Dacembe-. 3lCs
FLOUR AND 3FAL-Iusin~ss N 'his aepartnen' W.T., VIZ
s.cnhned small limits usuali' ne case IN Sa'n'
nav rnd -ices reflect weakness ~ underionr Ts
,uot'd 5noc lower sell Spring patenis 81 s1S e,
49, srsgh. 81 co. e. 10 vntr patent 80 -,e
e.: extra NJ winter 80 50Gs2 rs: m grade s. 7yB
10 RYE FIouR-sesfv Quoted 81 4o, e - ," ~
e. z" 2, 70 brand pAG MEAI~rui.. fne Whit vtt Sgt
~. ~ IN and 60 =. winter In bulk 70977+c spoing
suk s50G7hc 10 arrive COZ niddlng hulk. sc9poc,
=. feed 7o67sc. feed 700Tsc hornlnv cNo, CjG
"1e; omeh s23ds23 20 70 arrive; screenings. 10000
GHAiN-WHEAT-The wheat market In an unset
va position and after opening better news
nan expected from abroad. turned weak and wound
-, noe was poorly represented and unable 20 maintain
49, Mvaniags otter losing the help % foreign buying
we bear Contingent while particularly aggressive
~" neverthets conndent enough IN It's position Dacket
as was ny larger receipts AT Chicago and the North
vest and better weather, 20
icvsncing tendencies There was little or no outside trade
y any time during the forenoon. Aside from the strictly
news consisting OF On advance OF "a Nd IN Nv
s..ss partly confirmed by Broomfaii shortage fas
Neh predicted for the voga region late French cables
ere particularly strong Including advance OF TO
ri, N august wheat AZ Paris and Of 20 points IN nout
nlocay hu, cd entirely restore bull confidence Thers
~ 0hy moderate export trade here. amounting 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-28

was Of character which n:9ired the utmost cauiien
had rather the better position but support
outside investment circles feared press their apparen;
did prices show gain o. more than ? points The
opening was steady; win FIRST sales from 10 points
over las nights final figures. The market continued
t.eady scattered covering by local shorts ami light
frcign demand. The soalp!ng element rather bull
situation IN the cotton belt sunday snd tok lite
part In transactions. The bull clique much dis
a.. oin,ed the purpor Of English Both public
and private cables the effect that speculation
abroa! was az low ehb fluctuations extremely narrow
Liverpool today relched 3
bales representing the smallest single DAYS transactions
was an ofacial weather report from Washrgton who
weather prevails with in,ufnoieni moisture complained
extent. but soaking rains were said 20 be
$500 n.ms,o frra he carclinas and Georgia Re
prospects, less favorable GelN st1n telegram
stated in effect mat the authorities tina; point
able announce that the suspect was suffering from
attack 4 typhoid fever only. Ar precautionary
measure however. the had been ated and
taken to allay the fears erIressed ty more uTd
parties orleans. however. s'lH maintained quar-
sntine against Galveston and VIII probably remove
Tor several days Receipts at The ports were again
The bulls claim the has already been far
cold that should accident happen 70 ne crop
a repetition - the tremendous bull move = 1895
be looked for II %il be rrnenefTea ina! Jny g@s
three months October touched 024c advance q
per bale due entirely T. the ccverng -
big snort interest started ~ bad crop new The n"ar
element IN me other hand shows comparatively rre
concern inasmuch outsiders continue 90 hold pn ana
e,s.- ~ tu,-,, Tlavs rnorke, ,or futures oloseI
steady with prices unchanged - points higher
Of contract prices in the local market today
was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-28
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Aug 27.-Few offerings OF cattle tina, came
the market today IN poor demand and prices
ruled l0nl5c lower than week ngo. Choice steers.
s. 2OTs5 %: medium. 81 C50s4 S.. beef steers - 1H
81 60. huls 81 4Jus4 20. and heers. S@ISf 10;
calves si6S7 -; Western s3gs4 49, Western @i
steers 81 l0fSj % Texans 81 35aS5 10 Light supplies
q hogs and rigorous for choice offerings forced
further II Coarse heavy lots sold had fan 10
~ GJyS4 10. mixed 81 GJQSi light. 50 iolSi 20 pgs
s3as4 The II sheep largely consigned 10 the
strengthening concerns and prices remain unchanged.
Poor choice natives 81 759si IS Western rangers s3g
z, 81. lambs salsbe 81 1895 Receipis~Cat'le
500 he'd. hogs. Il 900 head. sheep 1000 bend
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-28
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

No t&c; No Q. Acoc No TO- 40: No II. 4sc: No u.
<hc; No 49, i44c; No i4 4he No 49, A3lc No lc 4l.c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-28

Spot cotton IN the local mark, eosed qu,,,,i with
lands and for niddlng Cult compared with l-lcc
and 5-l6c respectively last rear Tota. shares or
1922 Included 725 bales or and 1891 bales
70 srinners
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-28

Io-Coffee marke; tesreiy steady; No Rio, Sso25
change. lGd: receipts 1900 bags cleared for the
nt-d states 5000 bags cleared Tor Europe 700
E ocf. 3j3 600 bags.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-28

Foreign Coffee MaTists.-san,os-c onae market quiet.
good Ssni,e $500 receipts 5000 stock.
6Ss bags. Hamburg Nes ket opened 4. pfe.-
mig lower. a; 23o , y p.enung net lower. sa!ts
20.OOo bags. Hayre-COfee market opened steady.
franc lower at l2 !. franc lower sa,es % coo
January ~ - July 90 %
February August -
March 80 u September 80 -
ADil 1000 November ............ 30 -
NAV fp<' december
June .................. A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-28

OELEcr SCHOOL. or ART, for drawing and painting.
- will be opened In Carnegie Hall Building, Octcoer
1893 by Artist. Pupil Of FRANCOIS Flameng and oso
Ferrier Fer particulars address CONDn soi ana sos
Carnegie Hail. New York.