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The times., 1898-05-06
Mems collars, 4c.

(FROM 9 TO 10 O'CLOCKD
Lot of mems 4-ply linen collars. in
all new styles and all sizes-the usual
u l-2c. collar, will be sold for 4c be-
tween 9 and 10 o'clock
The times., 1898-05-06
Boys pants, l2Hc.
FRoM II TO - o.CI,OCKJ

IFRUM IT To 7 UTCIIFk.B
A lot of boys checked linen pants.
with patent bands-the usual value
sold for 25c. values for 12 1-2c today
during this hour.
The times., 1898-05-06
Youths snitS. SI,9S.
(FRoM 9 TO 10 o'CLoCK3

IF NUM- TO IU o ILDJh.)
Lot of youths all-wool long pants
suits. which were made to sell for So. .75
and $3.50. will be sold between 9 and
10 o'clock today for $l9s.
The times., 1898-05-06
CEitd's suits, Sl.D
(FROM 1I 70 12 O'CLOCKl

(FROM IL TO u O'CLOCK.)
a lot of REFER and vestie aII-wool
suits in sizes from to s years-and a
lot of larger boys double-brCasted
suits in sizes I to 16 years-which are
worth no less than 81 - and $3.50 will
be offered today for S1.19
The times., 1898-05-06
Ladies wash suits, Sl.eS.

FROM 10 TO II O'CLOCKD
We have a small lot of ladies white
duck and linen crash wash suits; they
are most tastefully trimmed with
braid-but they are broken lots, and
therefore go at sl.9S.
The times., 1898-05-06
Bicycle pants, g9c.

FROM 10 TO II O'CLoCKD
A lot of mems Scotch cheviot bicy-
Gle pants-values which you paid $3.50
and So for-will go during this hour
for 99c
The times., 1898-05-06
S. silk waists, s2.9S.

(FROM 10 TO II O'CLOCK)
A lot Of ladies' black and colored
china silk waists, made blouse effect,
with the stylish plaid tucks, originally
sold for S5-from 10 to II today for
S2.sS.
The times., 1898-05-06
Knee pants, SIC.
FROM 9 TO 10 O'CLOCK

VI hoIh ~ lU " CLOCh-b
Lot of boys striped cheviot knee
pants such qualities as are usually
sold for 1Sc. pair. VIII be sold for
5 1-2c.
The times., 1898-05-06
Underskiris, SEC.
NROM Q no 1O O,CLOCKl

Ladies black sateen and Roman
striped underskirts. made with ~ wide
rutfle and full width-go for 39c. be-
tween 9 and 10.
The times., 1898-05-06
$3.50 skirts, Sl.69
(FRoM IL TO - o'cLoCK.1

Lot of ladies' mohair and black sand
blue serge skirts, the most perfectly
finished and perfect fitting s.. 50 values
for $l.69
The times., 1898-05-06

The League of American Pen Women
held it's regular meeting on May 4. at
its headquarters. Wimod8ughsis. Owing
to the continued illness of the President.
Mrs. Burke. the vice-president. Mrs.
Marian LongfeIlow O'Donoshue presided
Miss Caroline c. WaIch. of Syracuse. y.
Y. and Mrs. Fannie B. Ward of this city,
were elected to membership. After the
business of the evening was disposed OF
music was rendered by Mrs. Cunningham.
and reading of journalistic notes by Mrs
Hamilton. Mrs. Frye read a poem writ
ten by the late Mrs. Nellie Marshall Nc
Afee. entitled What My Clock Told Me-
and also an essay on The Beautiful"
which was also from Mrs McAfee's pen.
The latter part of the evening was thus
devoted TO a memorial of Mrs. McAfee.
The league paid a high tribute TO their
deceased member. and il was voted 20
prepare resolutions 10 that effect. \
committee composed of Mrs. V. X FRYE
Mrs. Anna S. Hamilton and Mrs. Olive
Ennis Hite. was appointed by the chair
to take charge of the presentation OF
papers by the members of the league. at
its several meetings till the close of the
official year, October 81.
The times., 1898-05-06
69c corsets, 39c.
FRoM II TO 12 o'CLOCK.)

Vt HUM IT To 7 o ULOIh.J
Lot of ladies' white and gray cor
sets. the best values CSC. can ever buy
will be offered today for SEC, from
ii to 12 -
The times., 1898-05-06
Mems cuffs, SC pair.

GROM IL TO u O'CLOCK0
Lot of mems 4-ply linen cuffs. such
as you pay 15c. . pair for. will be of
fered today in this one hour for
&c. per pair.
The times., 1898-05-06
Boys suits, Ac.

FROM 10 TO IL O'CLOCK.)
a lot of boys striped Galatea cloth
and plain crash washable sailor suits,
elegantly trimmed-will go between 20
and II today for f9c.
The times., 1898-05-06

Mr. and Mrs. r. T. Hensey celebrated
the twenty-fifth anniversary of their mar
riage Wednesday evening at their home,
No. i95 G. Street southwest. Assisting the
hostess in receiving the large number of
callers were Mrs. G.. Griffith of Baltimore
Miss Alice Mayn and Miss Celia Dawson.
Among the guests were Mrs. Sanford,
Mrs. Rassford, Mr. and Mrs. Cook. Mis-:
The times., 1898-05-06
Exceptional values in
millinery.

Again today we shall give you a
taste of some exceptional bargains in
miIlineTy-the same sort which has
made the name of Hecht's famous
throughout the city for its low selling
If YOU will come today, you viii
go away with the evidence of our lead
ership firmly fixed in your mind. Be
fore We came you couldn't get the best
sort of milIinery-that with style and
exclusiveness to it-withOut paying a
fancy price-but you have seen how
We changed all that II was by offer
ing just such splendid values as those
of today that We have accomplish
ed il.
The times., 1898-05-06
Ribbons. 49C.

Seven-inch to 1S-inch satin edge
double-face gros grain, mOire gros
grain. and plain gros grain-in pale
blue. pink black, red and all colors
you want-and also in plain black sat
in gros grain-will be sold for 4s cents
a yard These very same qualities
sell about town at T5c. to sI-50 a yard
The times., 1898-05-06
Ladies belts, lie.

FROM l TO 2 o'CLOCK9
Lot Of ladies' tan and black leather
belts, with nickel harness buckles,
usually sold for 25c.. for lie.
The times., 1898-05-06
ViOIets, Sc.

Today we will offer you the
choice of lot of viOlets. which are
made in the most natural manner-lOOk
like natures own handiwOrk-per
bunch for only 3 cents.
The times., 1898-05-06

\ number of ladies and men are look
ing forward II the Wimodaughsis trip
into the country tomorrow afternoon They
will leave headquarters at 4:30 sharp, and
Prof. George z. Merrill will accompany
the party.
The times., 1898-05-06

The Sons of Confederate Veterans will
give their last dance this evening May 6,
at Confederate Veterans Hall. The chap
erons will be Mrs. Gibson, Mrs. Rice
Pierce, Mrs. w. W. Smith Mrs. Gilmore,
Mrs. ]. W. Drew. Mrs. S. S. Belt and Mrs.
Robert n. Harper.
The times., 1898-05-06

Mrs. Jackson of the Concord, will be al
home this afternoon, when she will have
with her Mrs. Brady, of Alaska.
The times., 1898-05-06

Miss Janet Hall Bailey. of Boston. who
has been spending a month in Washing
ton. and who intended to leave shortly
for a summer abroad. returned North
yesterday, accompanied by her cousin.
Mrs. j. +. Bailey. of Kalorama Heights.
The times., 1898-05-06
Underwear, 19c.

FROM 10 TO IL OiCLOCK1
A lot of mems lightweight derby
ribbed shirts and drawers, with silk
faced fronts, and finished with pearl
buttons-wOrth double-will go today
in this hour for 20 cents.
The times., 1898-05-06
Straw hats, SIC.

A lot of 100 dozen black and white
straw hats. in the newest and most
desirable shapes of the season-and a
few cOlors included among them-in
Neapolitan braid, plain chips and
heavy coarse straw-will be offered
for 81 cents.
The times., 1898-05-06
Bicycle suits, Sl.9S

(FROM II TOE O'CLOCK)
Lot of ladies' covert bicycle suits,
just the right weight for Summer
wear-washa ble-$1.9S, in stead of So 80.
The times., 1898-05-06
Ladies collars, SC.

(FROM TO O'CLOCK
Ladies linen collars. in all styles
and all sizes-the usual u lie. sort
will go for &c.
The times., 1898-05-06
An Ally; Not n Neutral.

There has been some question as to
whether Hawaii would declare neutrality.
There can be little 1oubt that the little
republic would refuse 10 do this for the
United States owns something like fifteen
The times., 1898-05-06
Sailors, I9C.

Ladies short back sailors and chill
dren's plain straw hats, in white and
mixed straws-win be offered today
for 10 cents. They are worth double
The times., 1898-05-06
Tam O'ShanterS, l2C.
(FROM To 2 O'CLOCK)

A lot of boys and girls Tam o
Shanters. all-wooI-and in a variety
of new designs-in all cOIors-trimmed
with patent leather and soutache
braid-the regular 35c. vaIue-wilI go
for 12c.
The times., 1898-05-06

Flowers, i6C.
A lot of vioIets OF natural color. in
white and yelIow-and childs wreaths,
and roses and fOliaSe-will be offered
today for 10 cents for choice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-04
r,cu QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NewYOrk. Wednesday. Avg :
rorrrt--rhs coffee market showed UP better ac
,.,tsge to-day While not making wide changes there
rs. more general interest manifested Sales on the
III -sacbsd q u 1900 hays and for
The .nf-e session. Loo bags Opening steady at IN
sha,res prices The market rallied . points In
a. DE- ~ inccasng receipts RIO sNS Santos. lower
S"o,sfNrs from HAVE md foreign local selling
Nj, r,i,ed states warehouse deliveries offered
go cement being only G1s2 bags and representing
very small distribution in connection with the continued
.,s,bv Of When tie closing cable came
Srn Hayre indicating further decline q = &c "a fc
o., N. dav) selling movement set in and the market
..,As IN points with inall! STEADY at net IN
sssneed prices points decline CABLE was received
hy prominent local firm. from FaVi. Cunha Il Co. ot
Rrszl' which stated follows; 'Drouih continues
XeYt crop reported much damaged. While TINS news
800 - bcjd bears In check. and bulls
Conservative It failed materially affect prices WhH
hrrress the SPOT department Was not particularly
sr,ye the narFet showed steaoie- under;cne and
,h.e was more interest shown tie part o buyers OF
,,yoics lots Iobbers inclined purch7sc ore
freely on the basis O. present pctsc for No Rio in
,c. los TIE nder descriptions OF spot coffee were
f,ly active attention being centred chiefly on the Cen
tral American varieties.
Tn. range Of contract prices In the local market to-
S.yv follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-04
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Ncw-YOrk Aug. lS9S
EFEVFS- Receipts -dsv werc i2G or 2.Sl3 head.
inc udng 90 CONSIGNED direct 10 city :augh,erers
and far the market. making with cars pre-
,lonsv ed. ~ sale ~ which 10 cas- were %
a.d the at Satifthst strictly PRIME an
rhpl,c Steers just about steadv medium, ia good
cattle. including tu.ls ana
6 W. were lsn-5c ~ from M0nday. About care -
H.. latter unsold. Common % very choice native
sfsets ssd 81 'oGs5 30 per loi n; Western hal
tr.c,s nj 55ati ~ comm Crass TEXANS AT
81 10 oxen ard s. ;jdS - hull. NJ s2dsi -
sns rat hui. -. dry at 81 JOHs3 ~ Dressed
tf slow 1bSsc u for por TO choice native sides
lat 81 ceiies from Lordn sSd iyerp7ol a.ottd Amer,
rhn ste-'s ihnllc II. eStlm. ted dressed
weight rereator beef duh az orc per n The reuionlc
TOOK out today Liverpool 400 quarters cf h' Tor
TaIunars COMPANY. No shipments reported fnr norr "
ncI'hs-son Co: 20 Kentucky tt-ers, lrf- 10
ecre.. AT 81 80 per 100 10. 10 DO i236 10 al 81 20 70 90
I2ae ~ a. 81 -. II Ohio TO- 1850 10 al s. 20 20 do 700
H. al s. 49, J: DO 1919 H. ~ Is To- d. 10. 'D ~ 81 ~
Is d. 1889 n 81 TO- 70 Virginia 10 1920 NJ al 81 10
: sander: - III nns steers 1871 n al 80 ~ 90,
i:sa 81 90 Il Onto Do MS NJ al s. 10 u de i-'o
n Al e. TO- i3l9 n Ai s. 10 ~ Weft Nirsina 90
iII NJ ~ 81 o. % virginia DO 1914 ~ at "a go bulls.
i-oa H. ~ 81 IS DO M n. at s. 90: cows soo H. at
50 as: do. no n. a. 81 81. .... - ~,
sherman & culver 90 Illinois steers. !iis ~ a. .o'
10 DO IiO ~ At Is 2ai. " do. ii3 b. at s. iS y 90.
iC7s s.: 20 DO 1914 ~ a. s. s:N % DO iva =. g,
81 ga - DO 1918 10 al - 90; do. 9sG ~ at \! ~ =
Texans 1G H. ct So 3d. 80 g. Louis half-breeds WI TO-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-04

Yield Of abou 100000 bush Of spr,ns wbes, and an.
o''uoO bush o: winter against 25 600 900 and 3is o on
pasn Isspecllve by The Government It's July esuna.
ikep'r's rom spring wheat neds favorable
IN South DAKOTA ever twenty lush
many secti ms with
ing OUT less than twelve bush per acre ne speculative
radc IN our market ruled moderately active all ay with
eN.uentF uneasy over the wheat situation
cined 70 feduc their Obligations he policy Of farm
81 ABOUT seilAg ineir wheat more clearl, Outlined
There was early foreign trading sides 4 the mar
ke me export demand took % loads all ports No
rcd was quoed I63sc SPOT md T;ikc 10 arrive ahoat
nc merir wheat movement this week Is 3}S oo bush
smaller man Tor three days week, 1hr ugh heavy
cieaiancts io-dav seasard shipments for w..k are
+uI W. rush larger. .CoRN-iong continued
hII'T IN small quantities to-day, implied by favor
an" character o' vicp news fOlowin continued rains IN
nc corn belt and reports lending u CONFIRM the theory
'ldt mum OF me damage from Gfpuih be
1@'ei Inc strength Of wheai II
corn bun. and checked selling On shori
account IN" Ihorsn report .dered buish Liv-
eipol oeclntd I'D for the day Exporters took -
pss hcl~ ana NJ ouiports 40 closed 81.
= n'avorable crop reports had stimulating effect
upon oars to-day. AMI the close &c higher
Ea''ters took Loo 900 bush all ports oats 2:i.c.
No :" 2ic No white clips SIC: No white. ri igC.
VIII Ole track mixed. 2TI?yc: white 32G,sc -
Ky E-NrTktt steady; No 2 Western i0c b anoai A.
c unao, Stale rye. &C N'v-Y0rk BARI.i.Y
- Market easier olG mailing. 45is04Gc ( Buralo
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WEST SHORER R

--,. ..,v. W S2d s:ati,r ". Y. as follows add
=. 20 liter from foot OF Franklin St:
10 70: n Daily except sunday, for Cornwall New
A'v'rgs KINGSTON Rev Paltz. Lakes Minnewaska and
,onSnk ana all Catski Mountain points
n, i,.S A NJ for Cranston's. West Point. Kingston.
ID f.Sss Mohonk and Mnnewaska. Catskil Mountains,
aInany Saratoga and Lake George
90 r. s.. CONTINENTAL LIMITED Daily. for Al
A'vn.nv syracuse Rochester Buffalo, Niagara Fa.la
Cleveland petrol, chicaso ard s., Louis Arrives
Tx ~ saturdays only. for all Catskill Mountain
~.psSi nIP Daily except sunday for Kingston Lake,
Wohonk and ", IN wssxa Catskill Mountains, catskII
81 100 f. NJ rafy. except Sunday. for consers Gram
rton's West Point Cornwall. Newburgh. and inter-
mediate stations to Albany.
q J,I u NJ Daily, except sunday for Albany Saratoea
Montreal and Eastern Canada.
C,3O = ~. Chicago ard ST. Louis Limited. Daily for
Utica syracuse. Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara Faila
Toronto Detroit, Cleveland. Chicago and ST. Louis
,;l5 ? Daily. except SUNDAY for Syracuse Eoches.
ter llufrao. Niagara Falls and Toronto
s.I5 r. NJ Daily fIr Albany. Utica Syracuse Roc he's
t.- buffalo Niagara falls Toronto. Detroit. Cisvs-
land. Chicago and St. Louis Saturday night has
sleeping Car TO catskili Mountains.
A. r. leave Brooklyn "Anaea'-A. DIS A. a.:
io:., 4; NJ: :; s.o5 n Jersey city p r. L. sta'ios
Time tables at principal hotels and ofices
Vanderbilt Ave. New rore
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-04

4ac. Lard weak, lower. Bulkmeats quiet s. 80 Butter
steady. Eggs dull. y.
Duluth. Aug 3--wheat--No Northern. cash. 7sc;
August $50. December. c4c
Milwaukee. Aug 3.-Wheat stronger; No northern,
SIC No Northern. 7Sc. September. $3.50. Rye lc
higher: No l. 4ic. Barley nominal
Mnneap1s Aug 3.--Wheat nrrler. higher; August
Sic September G3'sc. December dG4'4Gsc e on track
No | lard sosr: No Northern sl'.c; No !. northern
75nc. Flour-Ciood demand first nat-nts - lost q
second patents Slffsi 10 Bran-Bulk. SPAS? 1o sacked
si06s1o 20.
PHILADELPHIA. Aur 2.--Wheat. l-c higher; oontract
grade August 7isT7@c: septerhsr. 7lT'thc. Corn
steady: NJ mixed. August 3Ghfla'c: SpcmLeF' -.
JIitc Oats arr. ~ white clipped 3+r n."c; No )
white Clipped aaa33l4c ~ . mix SotstSlc buttSr
arm GOOD derand. Western creamery. ll..c, 10
pr nts 22o Eggs STEADY osh nearoy he Wss,srn'
isi,E Inc. a. southern Inc. EeceptfFlour. lNW hhls,
n sacks wheat SOoi hush corn. g. 600 oats 1000.
shinments-Wheat iSooo husa corn 210lO oats. 1900
II Louis Aug. 3.--Whcat-Spo lover cash elevator.
Csi &c: August DC bid sepember Oogoogc; May; &C
md, hard &C. loo. OatSSpot STEADY; No cash &c
,rSck aGia'. August 23c; =, white 900 sl'.c Butter
arm. creamery lTTa0r. dairy l3nisr. Bacor-Box~i
nnn Ter, 81 * ,Stra shor clear 81 l2ts ribs 81 -
shorts 81 ar Dry-sasd meatsBoxed, s.. ribs. s. IS;
shorts s. SIS.
Toledo Aug 3.--wheat higher. active: ~ 2 cash.
Go'.c. September GI%c. Corn dul steady No mixed,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-04
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains lea New ork foot Of Cnamoers-st.
as Ilows minutes earlier from West I'D st.:
200 A, M.--Nesubu.ed Express daily Tor mnshamton,
Ws>erly. k.mirI. Buffalo BIad!urd. Arrives BaEa!o D
T. 81 Parlor 10 Buffalo.
D,I5 A M.-vesbu,d Express daily :or Port Jeryis
and Monticello. Daily except sunday. for iseAR~axen
Hone.daIs and lotal points 10 Enra Pu.
man Parlor Cars Tor Monticello and Emira
ItOV M-vestibulcd lmlted-F0st mail daily
solid train Chicago Arrives Cleveland 40 \. NJ
Chicago 7. NJ Sleepers 10 Chicago. Cleveland and
Cincinnati. Dining Car.
I,:iO T.. M-Buralo and Cleveland vestihuled Express
daily Arrives al Buffalo 7:0S A. NJ. Bradfor 1:20 A.
NJ jamestown 700 a. NJ. Youngstown 1927 A. NJ,
Cleveland 1873 p NJ sleepers Buffalo and Cleveland
Cafe Library Car.
O,lJ l.. M.-Daiy solid train TT BinGhamton. Elmlra.
wavery Chicago. S,eepers to Hornellsvle Chicago
an Cincinnati Dining Car
r'NICKETs Local. TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN &C
COMMODATlONS Mt Ill. 1I3. 26l 40i and 95I Broad
way i27 owery l56 East 18Th and :,3 West i25th,
at Chambers and West 23d-st ferries. New York 333
Fulton 9s broadway Brooklyn; i@2 Elver-st.
and CITY Station. New York Transfer
Co calls for checks baggage from hotels ami resi-
apnces.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-04
NEW YORK. OEIARlo & WESTERN RY.

Trains leave loot Of W. III BE- az 'o''o"s V'
earlier from Frsnklin ST.;
80 A. M.-Da, Express for all stations connecticns
I 'OO for Lakes Mohonk and hinnswasks. anu @''sS-
III 4 u-aiourtnIn Express to Liberty and innr-
1.lO mediate stations Lake kamssnA. White LAks
and Elienvie Parior cars -, s,..o,. .. Rnck,.nd
,fln - ", Saturdays nniyl-sta'ons 70 no.k DE-
l.UU Lake Kiamesha. White Lake ana E"sn''"~ -"
r. M.vesttul- Limited station, to noeksn No.
* - lake, Mahank and Mlnnewaska Ehenvii'e LAss
sSsme.ha aud White Lake Pari.r ears, r~,....
N, (Frark,in ~. 5tS T. MO Cn.easos
OLD daily stop at Maidstone. Liberty l. Manor
Wsi.on Norwich oneida. oswsso. Nassn raiis' VA.
n,r Sleepns and Reclining Chair Car seats ree throoss
"a rhirago via Wabash. -. =.
1yIcKErS AND pARfOR CAR sEAJ AT III Broad-
way NJ Y. N. Y. Transfer ~. checks baSyaoe
from rssdsncs TO destination.
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool Aug = S:i5 p NIX NangsWheat-spo
s,rady; 10 "a We in e O. "a No red Nortt era
spriBs lie 81. Corn spot qule'; American mixed new
as gid steady; August. 3s 2kd: September. rs
SKID October rs Id FOur-St. Louis fancy dull
a, es Hops at London d'achc Coast,-Dull at i2gtt.
Beef-Duli: IND mess. G5s; prime 5Is I'd
PorkFirm: prime ness fine Western SIS ID; prime mess
medium Western iss Oh. HGms-Sh0i' cut. IL to 10 No.
steady at 3Ss BaconCur hcrland cut Is 30 N. dull
ga "a shorl rlb 20 70 - N firm 3s: long clear
middle light 50 10 - n. DUH 3s long clear middies
40 IS ~, dull Eos Cd short clear backs 10 TO
- ~ dull at ao: clear bel es: Il 20 10 r. steady at
as Cd. I~ard-rrime Western dull at 2Is I'd Cheese
Steady American Enes white. 3s American nntst cot
or.d. 3Ts al Taow-Prirne city steady at iDs I'd COT
tonseed oIiverpoo refined duh at las o. TNrpenthe
Spirits steady at IS. Rosin-Common steady al ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-04

s,o.dvh ExchaAge special Liverpool cabcs Spot cotton
~es 1900 bales speculation ara export "'p'
iSsa1h 900; receipts. 100 bass: middinf uplan1s
cIo,eI futn-fs opened quiet. rartal l-+d euV.n'
ruarv ,nes7y a, ts@I-rld net advance. January-reh
Anil NJ 10 tbrusry- March 32l', March, l s:Isn'
Np,.rt' s:.t' May-June 322b: August 324s. Aps.sl-
vents, S3s': stp,embsr-october. a2lg6 oconsI-No
Jsn.e' s.Dsb. November Decemler 3e0b. Dtcsmhei
DOR. d2h. Neutrality-suspicious. stronger, with hite
,,noias quiet. hut firm
yhes. AND NEAie-in keeping with SuonSe' go 80
al :. n.stinn West four more firmly htld H,-ohy
ne he more active Buyers. however Will no ei'I
Ireev un.es~ convinced mat ne sNN"n'r va
araisA,h VI. bold Spring patents. ~ 5uusi -, NHntI
~so., -, ,hfMsl ~. winter natcntf ~ "'iSt 'phs
w., 20 sogs. ca No winter ~ ilI$i w eNua
rv., winter 50 i5ft3 10: grade. 81 1aHs1 ~ 80 a.
v"s IA Easy; quoted; Kiln Tried 81 20"A2 70 as -
Ssrsw lag MEai.-ogist: hae While: e5n"s; In
n Nv. ssnTsac coarse 7I1f5c. .... .FEEp--5esdy; ~
IA arg 10 ~ Writer IN bulk 65GfT3c spring hulk wv
aihe ~. n,e Tor middin- hulk. Snme; rye fetd .e ~
ttE . leed '0nI5c: homiry ch-p. 0ac; oimea!' f-tH
'- az ,seretnings i0fjacc.
~ ~ NHEAT-A fta'afe IN wheat to-day ara one
d..,t strongest Arguments f1r bull asratons wss INC
ss,y navaaee In spot property =; al points buy not
No. @,,nnfsp1ls and Kansas city. THIS strength wa,
EN-, almost entirely upon The demands from mers ma
ssssvht.as movement from hsnds Receipts at oil
d ~ wheat points to-day fell 10000 lrsh fhcii
10y year and spring wheat nrrvals. ns usua wsie
49, away behind the fgurss II Hssiies me
ei, arrivals bulls found encours cement IN Liverpool
ye,, which under the inrgrnc4 Ct wet weather fr haT
S,af closed sThd net higher Not - The Fmnrh
ss,u however for after early seadiness they broke
EvV 81 sing from - 10 Is points love, what and
- 1hs Thoman crop report for August su5ges'cI
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the prces realized In some instance, more particularly
Formosas being considered lower than had esn Iookti
ior by even the conservative dealers Inc tp'a
offerings reached 4o22 pkgs aad inciused quite DOCK
o new crop. the first 70 e sold ln bend Importers SUI
fsred material due partially 10 me
rev revenue tax The sales included The io.lowlns
Moyune. i0l pkss Hyson at 1920. 1874 pkgs Youag
Tyson at lIsfc.sisc 3i rkgs Imperial at lFG2>c 80
pigs gunp9wder At % gaze PingSuey. p pkgs gun
powder 23sc. Japan - pigs basket fred A. "a ~
"o'.c; sot pkgs sftines at iTg@c India and ceyn ~
pks NJ isG23l.c Oolons 1875 pkgs Annoy at lssFi.o'
IL pkgs Foochow at q y a22hc; G6is pkgs Fo,mosa at
22Q33r. and !. ST. pkzs Formosa bond l3sG2O &C
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-04
NAVAL STORES.

Tho market erirts urpen;ne presented more AMI
apprsrsnos day and decidedly nriner under
,,ne This MAS directly due - bullsh set o. adNces
from he Southern and more conservative stand
- The ,ri - lai holder. The other departments were
,c,dy but ia'ter and lacked new feature worthy
Of mention. gu0trttonr ftArW
1Nll- T,su'ais 81 sjpSi o. tar. oil. bbls. - 0eh
PITCH -
I1li, ',iaou h. - stra 81 35dsi 40; z. 81 -;
= 81 10 q 81 a.. ~ 81 10 81 ~. H. VI no N ~ w;
e 10 " q. s. ~. " ". s. 70
STOCK
Resin
t,o ppls
Iond,n Aug a Wpentns Spirits 22s lid Rosln-
,,nerr.u strained 10 Id Beet suga-August. 0s 3Ad.
sa,uunth AUG 3-nprts tprprnune closed nrn, 2S'sc
.,cs i3G bil, NJ .57c. receipts lSit bhls Rosin
49,, mi unchanged receipts 55DS bbs. sales Ill bbls
Char. estan Aug ,. Turpentine steady. 24<c. Rosin
quot. unchanged o.,.xo-
Wilmington Aug Spirits iurpentne firm. 2t'sN21c;
r,o,s ~ al. Ros,n steady ~ u?iar. receipts .31
lls crude turpeniiR- nrm sln>l -, rec PTS -lc lar
firm - 10. receipts. III bis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-04
OTHER i,nKErs ny TELEGRAPH

ch,oaro Aug 3-The supply = cattle to-day caused
s,-onre rlar,.t really god fat beeves som" sa,es
,,.r. 5.fln. higher common ana medium eal.s
,,e-, NJ u.,- tupn steady Choice steers % ."u>o %
medium G5GSi - lecf steers StpSf y" s'o,K,rs snl
To- i.,s ,3aSi,,. luis 81 5nrS4 - aud heifet~
t30s 30 calves 81 25Gf' Western steers 50 '1gso ..
resar- - 5suS4 Trade 10 hogs was fArly hc''s On
local and faipprg account ,es snonr- dsGiae ~ &c
T,ir ~ cl0t. SasI G2i. packer. 81 a5g ~ l,.a
ttcrer,' y9GS3 20 mixed - H. lighi, >" oop
s. -. uls s. i51S - ThGe was good demand lor
sr.c A. ruling rriros POOR prime lambs. ~ f01so o.
naftte sheer sifsi - rams s. s5as3 io Western ran
,ers. 1.a<i ~