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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-01-07
THE END OF DURRANT
Murderer Of Two Young Women in
San Francisco Hanged at San
Quentin This Morning.
DIED IN The CATHOLIC FAITH
Was Scrupulous About His Dress This
Morning, Insisting Upon Having a
Collar and Necktie, But Showed
No Fear.

San Quentin Prison. Calf, Jan. r.
Durrant rested quietly all night. not
disturbing the death watch in any way
When he awoke he bid the guards good
morning. dressed himself in neat suit
of black provided for the execution Nc
collar or necktie was provided. Durrant
noticed the omission and at his request
Captain Edgar ordered the missing ar
tlcles of attire sent up to him. He also
remarked that the socks sent him were
light in color, and the obliging captain
procured pair of a darker shade. "You
never saw cooler man" said Captain
Edgar.
Mrs. Durrant was admitted to the
death chamber. Her meeting with her
son was affecting, although both strove
to maintain their composure. The pris-
oner refused to see a Protestant cler-
gyman.
At $3.50 Warden Hale read the death
warrant to the condemned man who
listened with no sign of fear.
The prisoners parents accompanied
Father Lagan to the chamber where the
prisoner was given extreme unction and
the Catholic service was performed.
Durrant then cOnverSed with his pa
rents IL few minutes and shortly after
10 o'clock bade them farewell and pre-
pared for the march to the Scatfold. 70
So many persons pressed forward that
the prison warden found it necessary to
publicly announce that under no cir
cumstanceS. would any one without a
proper card be admitted.
The trap was sprung on Durrant at
1895 p III.
Asserted His Innocence.
San Quentin Prison, Calf, Jan. e.
Durrant ascended the scaffold calmly,
following Father Lagan, who minis
tered to his spiritual wants. He made a
brief speech in quiet tones, asserting his
innocence and forgiving those who per-
secuted him, mentioning especially the
press of San Francisco.
His last words were: II am innocent"
His death appeared painless. In Is
minutes he was cut down: his neck was
broken by the fall.
There was no scene ut the gallowS.
Mrs. Durrant did not witness the execu-
ton.
Extraordinary Interest In Execution.
San Francisco, Calf, Jan. 7.--An ex-
traordinary amount of interest in Dur
rants execution was manifested all over
the state. Crowds Of people assembled
about the newspaper Offices where the
bulletins were displayed.
The prevailing sentiment in San
Francisco is that Durrant deserved his
fate but there are many people who
still believe him innocent.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-01-07
The California Limited.

Takes you to Los Ange.es in only 80
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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-01-07
Session of the Senate Today

Washington, Jan. AT the opening
of the senate today the reply of the at
torney general to the senate resolution,
calling upon members of the cabinet to
inform the senate what. If any, changes
should be made in the administration of
the civil service law, was read. The at
torney general recommended that the
attorneys employed by the department
of justice and deputy United States
marshals be excepted from its opera
tions.
Senator Cockrell said that these
recommendations ought to be made to
the president of the United States, as he
had full power to act regarding them.
Senator Cockrell gave notice that he
would move to refer all replies of cab
met officers to the senate resolution to
the president himself.
Senator Hoar, of Massachusetts,, said
that the trouble with all these communi.
cations arose from the i'll advised action
of the senate itself. "It seems to me,
said he, "a most extraordinary proceed
ing for the senate to direct the heads of
departments to give their opinions as to
the wisdom of the presidents order.
That is what we have done, inadvert-
entity, no doubt. Had my attention
been drawn to it | should have moved
to rescind the order.
Senator Allen, of Nebraska, intro
duced a free coinage resolution and
made speech OH the subject.
Senator Teller, of Colorado, made a
speech on the subject of the report to
the effect that the friends Of silver were
trying to bring about rupture between
the president and Secretary Gage. Mr..
Teller declared that the Republican
party today was for the gold standard
and that there was no difference be-
tween the president and Secretary Gage
on the subject.
Senator Chandler interrupted Senator
Teller with remarks, the drift of which
was that the president was not to be
judged by Secretary Cages remarks and
that the Coloradoan was hindcring the
efforts toward international bimetallsm.
Senator Teller responded that he
would like to bring about international
bimetallism, but it was hopeless.
He then spoke for strong American
policy in Cuba and China, being followed
by Senator Turner, of Washington, who
opposed the immigration bill and de-
nounccd monopolies and trusts.
The senate then adjourned until Mon
day.
Session of the House Today.
Washington, Jan. 7.-Before the de-
bate on the civil service question was
resumed in the house today, an incffec.
tual attempt was made to agree upon a
time for the termination of the debate.
Mr.. Gillette, Republican, of Massachu
setts, then took the floor in support OF
the law.
Mr., Ferris, Republican, OF Indiana
followed and spoke against the civil SER
vice law.
Mr.. Cummings, Democrat, of New
York, made a vigorous speech in favor
of wiping out the civil service system
which he declared was doomed. He de
Tended Tammany Hall warmly agains
| its accusers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-26

10 2s o. Penn'ylyans % ss :, to - t 10 a. "a
q ~ At 50 Kentucky shesp US p; a. a. b o. -
81 25 IL do, 90 NJ at 81 2s: state do No. y;
do. 100 no. at - 80. bucks. o3 3D. at ~ Do do 'zo
n. at 49, 49, .
j. IT, Hume Dro.: state ieme 70 ib a. "a; :, a no.
u NJ at IS 60; DO az NJ at IS 6o ioi 90 o3 10 at - to
90 do CT 10 at S. as Do 70 ID. u state sne.g
at q IS; d. 81 H. al 10 so busks. 1875 ~ 81 TO-
II Hollis: State lambs. So ID, at - ~; 90 90 20
~ at IS so; State sheep 81 II. at ~ 90 DO iie TO-
~ Hsrrngton State AZ, lambs rs H. at IS Is; 81 do
few Sheep. 81 ~ at IS ~; ~ State sheep lib To- at
u %: bucks, 1873 N. at 81 , =,
Andrew Mullen State lamb, 20 70 al ~ ~ ~ No. no.
90 H. at - State sheep li3 10 ~ %; do iSo 'o'
at s. - ,
George Dnienback. 10 State sheep io5 No. at AoS;
bucks. 1870 N, 81 Is 49,.
HoGs-Receipts for two days 81 cars. CT i1Do
head including about four for the market me J,
riand active at fully sustained prices. or al y og
81 30 100 10 Country dressed steady at o1oc PER
10 for medium to light weights. $500.
sn,ss--S. Judd CO. ~ state hogs. 1870 10 averege'
at - 30 100 10 ~ do. 1913 H. at - so do lS
81 80: ~ roughs 26s 10 50 80. $50 10 a. ~
also late Saturday 90 Western hogs l To- at " "a
rotshs. 233 N. at 81 3j. 40.
s. Sanders: 10 state hogs s+ H. at - SO ol DO 100
10. at 81 30; rouehs. 2s5 10. at So 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-26

EXPORT demand Furthermore wa. also rather light. not
a." sss 0 a, s .' 'S0' oa 'S as%ers
wSss the without InS ans ss and SS
dai I, make more than hait-heeJ,ed Felp,nse during
,r.asp,a was about s1aaiy distributed both sides Of
IVA. !ai: whea, iS02o points ana honr 80 points %:
days calculations: The hot weather IN cen,rai st9,ss
VILE the spring whoa, potton aside from scattered re
weeks statistical situation averaged somewhat ballsh
but MAS without mpOr,sn, influence on that side in view
stocks through weeks decrease OF io7oc1 bush
SsSns; bush a "' yo %E 'f
mer decrease than predicted saturday Sai equal to
Increased SO 900 bush bu, IVES parily Offset by DC
:spmsa, for ', The T.s xsrc @e.y Ispored
week ana sss ss s s.s r sss mos. s' mSoTisa
decrease lS local STOCKS was o. No Northern. which
Zoo bush Total contract stock here was only ais 900
sSss c snsRy Of al al Spds OF wheat in store Sd
Sscr.as. Of $1,000 s%sS. 10 sls.sd &C. :
an,a entirely nominal. .CoRNln corn ,he prevail
ing tendency today was in an upward direction Not
eorn b' ssS sn' exhibited and upon sub
with the exception Of reaction midday the rsc IN
RaTsn was rice Of IN the Tepoo market and
decrease Of 500 ooo hush in the visible SUPPLY sup
aw the sSn a. s bah ssnns
ss,s sf ysa and n n sd .s 's sS ES
poters bought 96o 10 corn closing 40c
anoa, Worlds shipments 4hisoCo bush.
against 1922 600 bush last week OATSOats were en-
for their movement to-day and
closed steady. with sympathetic advance ~ ~c over
SATURDAY. The visible supply decreased Loo G0 hush
and 2I2 bush against G6Il coo bush last wear
The local stock store and anoat decreased its0o
hush and supply 81 No oats deceased 1900 bush.
Exporters took 5000 bush. No oats 2Sc; No oats
white sic: track mixed 2sn29i.c track white 3la
SIC, RYE Market weak; No Western. sic .
aioat: sec / buffalo; STATE rye. 4GciI New
York. BARLEY Market nominal; mailing nominal
Buffalo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-26
OTHER MARKETs-.BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. July e5.-The unexpectedly small supply Of
cattle to-day made all classes OF buyers eager to pur
chase Prices averaged 10Ii5c higher Choice steers
p zd$5 75 medium. s. s0Gsi 9J; beef steers ~ s09
81 75 sockcrs and feeders IS I0s So bulls s3YsI 20
cows and heitsrs. g ioa+ eslyss 81 5cgsi wests n
tive demand for hogs from both packers and wcsie n
shippers Prices developed unusual strength. sals show
Ing an advance Of 5qIiac. Fair t, choice Agtt 10:
packers. 81 s5as3 Oh Butchers. 81 SgA ioi m,xel
81 s5fSi O7M light So s0NS3 s2h PIGS sass no jrsi-
ness was extremely dull in sheep and lambs Prices
SO aS inferior 10 choice sheep s31si Western
range sheep, 81 s59st 40 Receipts: Cattle 1860 hogs
Cincinnati. july 25-Hoas active 81 $685. 03 Cattle
steady 81 65q$+ So Sheep steady 81 o0gsi ID. LAMBS
Fast Buffaio July 25-catue market opened with a
fairy good demand for cattle Of ali kinds Good 70
choice 81 sC4S5 rough steers 81 lOaSt oo seers
fat smooth dryfei. 81 Gd$i rs; light steers. " NI
81 CO. green steers 81 0si 30 fair 10 good steers ~ -
asa 45 choice fat helfers 35gs CO. fair TO GOOD iat
hclfes 81 T5$f 49, fair To good mixed butchers STOCK
50 65a$4 25 and heers. s. 55a$t q. common los
Of mixed heifers and thin steers half ~ %
cows, SEA SO y bulls common 20 good. 81 3Ju5W yeas
and calyes-Onerngs were ligh. market Iu.ed siow.
Hogs-Market opened with fair derrand Good TO choice
Workers. - l0ds l5 light Workers io medium.
hogs !, lsasi IL r9urhs 81 5Oas3 10 s? 75dss:
pigs a o5as, ~ Sheep ami lanbs-Recepts light;
market opened with fairly good inquiry FOR good handy
sheep and good fat handy yearlngs at about former
prices while lambs ruled slow. and were generally lower
Spring lambs. choice to extra ewes and wethtrs - Wl
si IS buckeye and fair 81 25Gf5 rs cus tair to GOOD
Sass: common TO choice yearnss. 81 ?jF<' Native
clipped shesp-Cholce 10 selected wetheir - G0$i 10;
fair choice MIXED sheep 81 25gsi Co. culls and COM
mon en- sheep. 81 2JT$1 IS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-26
EXPORTS LAST WEEK.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York, july -, 1898.
COFFEE-To-6sy's market for brazilian coffee futures
active. IL th- result of local covering and
switching which resulted in generally hrmer trend
0, local AFFAIRS although outside influences were not par
',cuafly encouraging There was haf-holiday AT
Nayfs hamburg sent unfavorable cables. Rio and
reported increasing Warehouses deliveries
country Of Disappointing volume The at
spot samples by not salts
factory and everything pointed 10 an increase in sup
plies while new speculation was not forthcoming. and
offered support Al the time, consumers con-
tinued procrastnae In the face Of these conditions.
however the market braced little and closed firm at
prices advance Of points. Total salcs
Brazilian coffee &c $50 bags this b.irE the largest
total for past Spot Brazilian coffee ruled
inactive and nominal without qGotsble change: No :
United Saturday, - COO bags Brzilan coffee
follows Steamer CyIriAn Prince WITH 1sOu bags from
Rio steamer Macedonia, with ZOO tacs, from Santos,
and steamer Heische with 5000 bags from Victoria.
Rio receipts The week Just ended reached 1000 bags
against ca bass last week and 1900 bags as year
Santos receipts AGGREGATED 1900 bags against $1,000
tags week ago and $1,000 bags year Ship
rtns from Rio the United states Is 600 bags.
Europe l4ooO bags Santos 10 The United States 5000
baSs Europe 3S 900 bass; Victoria - the United
States 5000 bags Deliveries from warehouses agere-
gated 4S.9O5 bags including i7.isO bags at New York.
against iO5. lss bags last week
Tn. range prices In the local market to-day
fn1ln
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-26
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET

Liverpool. July a.. 3:i5 p. whsat--spct
dull. No red Western winter 6s SID: No red NORTH
new. 3s ID futures nrm; JULY Is asi, september 81
dun; o.. Hops a London tPssIns coasn dull t2gii.
medium Western. tss ID ams-short cut. l. to 70 H.
firm, BIS Oh BacCnFlrm. Cumberland cut. IS to ~ N.
3os short rib - TO - No. ais long clear mlddlcs lghi.
81 TO ~ 10 ais ID long clear miidlss heavy ~ 10 ~ 10
Dis 81 short cieer backs IL % ~ NJ sic: clear bellies
1. 70 I'd N. Ds shculders-squsrt. - to Il 10 firm
rs ID Lard--Prime Western dull, 2ss Cheese nrmi
American finest white 3Ts. do colored as 81 Taow-
Prime city steady los % co,tonseed olIAverpso' re
RosaC0mnion steady. a. Imports OF wheat into Liver
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-26
sorruEEN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston July 25-Coon dul:. middlns lis low
mddng s 5 I6c; good ordinary i5l6c. receipts. lis
bales: stock. %. 40.
Baltimore. July 2j.Cotton nominal; mddlng CSC
low mddng l51Gc good ordinary 5Sc' gross receipts
627 bales; stock. Il. 500
Sew-Oreans July 2o.-Cott0n steady: middlina. 5Sc;
,ov rniddIne Nc good ordinary. 9iGc; net receipts
sni bales gross. 40 exports coaswse, 300 sales ooo
stock, S11+
Memphis July 25-C'otton dull mIddling. sac; low
mdding. SIC: good ordinary, itc' ne, recep'" "
bales: gross 5l1. shipments Il; stock 22si7
~, Louis July 25.-totton quiet nilddling. l3-i6c
low middlng. 7-i6c. god ordinary. 3.i6c gross re
ceptA so bales shipments. IS: stock. 3l,siS.
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proucsdls
-. 49, 80
PROPOSALS FOR ORDNANCE SUPPLIES.

-rranx.ord Arsenal phIadslphia Pa. Juiy q. isee
Sealed proposals IN irplieas win L. resolved Until
o'clock D. M AUGUST IS 1893. ff furnishing po"dey'
shot cotton forage. iron. steel drawn and ~
welded steel and msLeaole iron evilnass e"pps. ~
cartridge copper and brass. eapo nickel epo nisxsse
eheets steel pig lead and tia lumber coal soap ehsmt-
Gals ,trawboafds paper. paints oil. ETC. during s.s ~
on spp,icstlon 20 Co, j NJ wiiiTTpMoRE. Ord. Dept
nyrnrIsrMENTs And subscriptions tor The Tribune
n received a. their Uptown once No. i2t2 Broadway.
"a door north Of 3is-st, until O'Clock M adtersite-
n,snts received al following branch oces a. regular
once rates until o'e'oc. y M, wa; 20 sh ave- :.
cor 2Ji at 1872 9th ave. t2th-st Macys 0h-ave.
and iith-. re coIumbns- ave near West cctisI ioe
Wss, S?d- ST. near 6th-Ave. o. East lthst; 81 Wed
between It'll and sh i3s East tIth-sI: las
sd-svs Between 10th and nth sts ioes 3l-ave nsas
6is,-st: los sDth go Shave.
Sis,-si; 81 eo Blsecksr-s s25 B.sscksr~sl;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-26
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Iiverpool July a5 4 D. m.-Cotton-Spot moderate de
mand prices steady. American middlins, ~ SD The
sales OF DAY 5000 bales. Of which MO- we're FOR
speculation and export. and included 800 Amer
can. receipts. LOCO including 900 American Future.
openrd quiet but steady, with moderate demand and
closed quiet American mildling. | July . 81 $40
srs: Angus, and September u -0id sellers September
S Sea o'0sf 10 81 Buyer soye and afn
bar. IS old sellers December and January, sisead
sellers January and February. is6id buyers February
and March, 9ls-84d3 1854 buyers. March and April
i9-6lf3 n0Gid sellers April and May 90 Gd buyers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-26
nars6 & NE ports and interior points to-day. com
' "'" we safne Gay last week and last year:

hoeeS ~, nHo MEAL--Qving TO the 1ec,l1e in wheat
io-tar ",IS v.Ieec 10 shade -four lrceF n less
rom he i''.t demand, the decline. except
Is Writ, ,otiiny sourc-R Spring Patents 81 80
IL. hshs 81 35n ~ ~ Winter patents - lOu
$3.50 ..,p Sleats - s'as: extra 10 winter 81 Gju
q 50 ainisr. 80 t'-d 50 C grade 81 40.
ess w RYE FLACi;-Noak. quoted 81 81
q 20 "a ~ D.> hEhl<Fifri. ouHrl kIn. dfl-i 81 lpn
ire It, "'an- .... BAG NEAI.-FlTm. Gnc ~hi- JUc:
n ~ NJ SOC care. TjbTcc. ..... FEEO-ftrin. 81.
cee. 70 water In m,k 7"@.Giae. spring bulk CSC
~ 49,, slrWe pftse; m4dng uE. tOUsSc. rye feed.
sr.enins, 80; ,oe aony vaop. d. oil meal S2a0 So
"a 49, whEA .-T;s feature In whes, 10 dag was
ca.in y ootn ,po property and IN, July option la
" n.I &C t.ow saturday: other months closed u
Meets wa Snsding % the idea that ainlsr wheat
pesa ,'a ssnw materially larger sOuthwessrrs
We WITH an ahscrs- interest among shorts
INV 'sasoss assigned Tor tails shai, decline. Tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-26

number ~ grades stu ovc-scd The feeling Is hfm
Quotations follow Domnr- Sac loaf sac: crushed.
Pcs powdered So coarse powdered s.e; sranulai,sa
6sc fine granuated SMc. coarse granuiaed 5itc; extra
fine grlnulatei Orc; confectionery grnnulated. NC
cutes. 5sc: XXXX powdered. 56ac: mould A. a%c;
diamond A. SIC: confectionery A. sac; No L. sc; No z.
&c: No 3 &c; No 4. SCI No s. 4ate: No q. tfc: NJ? !.
4Sic No y 4-c No g. 469c; No u. INC. No II, 9tc;
No r. is4c; 80 H. Ale; 40 a. Ale, No 10. i.sic; No
TO- itc. - - go
Of domestic woods based on Wool Exchange OIL
ccfot ola IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-26

Cash quotations as follows: Flour steady No 70,
ss sF r. "s's in 1851 sS ops9s Sne' %
1ic; No barley sdsic; no Gsxsscd os; prime
. m0sS % s Ss f' p S' ribs OG SIDE. oos IS 3
IS So dry sailed shoulders boxe 81 15fS3 short clear
on Produce Exchange today the butter market was
steady; crsameries, i3idi7'sc; diaries. i2G5c. Eggs
steady: fresh. lie.
family 81 3JGs3 e5. Wheat easier; No red. 73a74c;
Corn active. nrm; No mixed. s6c Oats hrm; 10 :
n1nG Sugar Easy hsrd reatd s. 7cas5 so Eggs dull
DC. Cheese steady: good to prime Ohio ha 1'|@Shssc
Milwaukee. July 25.-Wheat lowe. No N,rthern Sac:
No Northern $50. Rye steady No !. Gcfio':c Bafey
higher; No 2. 45c5 sample 2sf35c.
Minneapolis July 2J.--wheat-Juiy. sTisc September
eesc Decm6er SaGc's on Tor. M hard T FSs
filr: frs, patent 81 G5dsi s.; second patents s. Tb
81 co. hrs clear 81 G0d So second clear 81 oodS3 10
Bran sodS3 80.
fata73sc Corn drm. 4c higher; No mixed July 3s,,
slipped Sc; 10 white do 3iiadaec n. mixed. 10,
sc Flour sS wnSr new yo2 Clear
s.s sGas w. q lS :s new = soa " 90
patent nsw 5, ags4 to spring ies pS ass r 80 m 80
straight, new q SSGst Rye soar quiet 50 esI for
choice penrsyvania Butter was hrm ana &c hgner,
fancy Western creamery. lsic. do Prints. zoe Esss
nrm fresh nearby. i3tse. Do Western 3c ~ southern
ioc. Cheese unchanged. Receips-Flour 800 bbls, .oo
bush. shiprcntswheat. leo lush: c'rn. $1,000 BUSH
oats. ti0oo bush.
40 red cash elevator 70 bid track 7ag7Sc: July !2
September. osAc: December ts'se No bard cash. Io1
sec,cmber sPr.c De"e,bSr t ois %spS. dull 10
cash l.isc track 25G25tc july. &c septcmbsr .1Ns
6iaSisc butter Arm creamery. l4cisc: dairy. ia@iec
Eggs firm De- loss on.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-26

ference among buyers who expect have the benct Of
better quality hay than arrives At ngures RE-
cebts moderate SUNDAY and Monday, but album
dant enough under which do not make
imperative 20 now load heavily All good 10 prime
hay holds late price, nobody attempts 70 give an opinion
where the scale viii be sustained when sellers
have work upon blended old and new stock Receipts
prime 7aaIIsc in large bales J7nc per 10, ~ Win
little here: No large bales 72hpIJc: No e. beggoc;
No ana shipping 3oa ,0c common unyrsdabe hay 200
SOC: clover mixed, aontoc. STRAW
There moderate arrivals give some
hest, ony rye but there - NJ tendency 70 an
grade at the moment. The range ~ 2oU
acc ner 100 n. Receipts ~ straw today % tons
MIX receipts for the week ending July 70 1898
Gais Gals Gals.
~. \. u. N W.........s..ss... 't< ~ ,,.o
West Shore .................... Ja340 $40 0NO
Erie ............ .............. 3o243t 1000 1910
Exchange cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-26
THE STATE OF TRADE.

80 6O do extra 50 asa 10 do family siast 4o winter
wheat patent 8 5ogst q, spring do 3. 1883 spring
2sa: sales LOO Wheat weak spot and month. 1sla9
7sAc August. I4qI4iac: september I3d13,c; steamer
S 'sss . ss'p saSh SHin wheat sse' s
s ans as ss e so'f e
bush; stock otaoso; sales, 2Go Southern white, and
yellow corn iiNi 2c Oats steady. demand fair: No 2
white 32a33c: No mixed SoQ3le; receipts 3 ls3 bush
western 52 receipts 25e5 BUSH exports. 2s37 stock
Timothy si20si2 50 Grain frelghts dull and lower steam
quarter e ioiidass August 3sa3s "a september Sugar
strong graduated 5i5tc Butter steady fancy cream
ade l2aiec store packed i99llc; Egg firm; fresh.
DO 81 medium. slzdss.c do % small. s4.aoc
,rns pasn ops:
IS I5asl 80; winter patents 81 26gs5 49, clears and
:raSh 3 GTnsa r@ per BAG !, ,s saS Ss
ssio BUSH fsnc} aea$Gl.3 S2s ? aSl ss'.sas.ss
"a aidsa DT1 81, ss Rod Dog Do
SIS rs Butter steady; Northern. lse Western lI,sc
% Ss %s.,.1U S adsf l2 Cheese nm Northern TAG
soSe: 40 Northern Duluth Sc No . Northern Duluth
s6iac. Winter wheat dull and unsettled No red I9lsc
Tf 10 Sc cor n9r? E% No y corn sc Oats nrm
No white, 3lhc; No white. 3oc. No white, 2s?ac;
No mixed. &c; No mixed. 2se RysmsOns inquiry
trade best patcnt spring 81 50Ts5 bakers straight,
spring ;lSsi % bakers clear spring, - ..gS low
family. winter 81 2sdt. 50; amber family Winter san
a. 81 low grade winter So 25Gk2 so cracker -four. $40
s. %: graham. best. 81 I5Gsi.
Chicago July 25--The leading futures ranged as fol-
u.s.., o,o,,ne lowest Closing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-26
STOCK Of HANr

Charleston July 2s--Turpentne market steady 24i1c
Rosp quiet. UNCHANGED.
Wilmington. July 25.sprits turpentlns quiet. 21,in
2c: receipts II casks Rosln dull asrIs1; receipts 81
turpentine steady s1atl 30; receipts oil Dds
Tar quiet 81 10: receipts o3f bbs
eayarhah July 25.sprits turpentine nrm. 2oc raies
az bhis receipts 1895 Rosin FIRM unchanged receipts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-26
III NFtN-
ct prices In the local market to-day

R,o-Conee market steady. No Rio. 1880 Exchange
1921. Receipts 1900 bass Cleared for the United
States 1900 hays stock. 81 600 bugs.
The statistical position Of Brazil coffee is follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-26

pool during the weck-From Atlantic ports. $500 quap
ters from Pacific ports 1000 auartsrS from cth rost1
MOOD quarters. Imports Of corn into Liverpool uoa
Atlantic ports for the week, 81. 900 quarters.