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Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1898-06-16

IL C. ANDERSON, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Taze-
f1iwelI Va Will practice in the courts of Taze-
well county and the Court of Appeals at Wythe-
vile. Collecting speciality.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1898-06-16

GEO. W. ST. CLAIR, ATTORNEY AT LAW Law
UTazewell, Va. Practices in the courts of Taze
wall and adjoining counties and in the Supreme
Court of Appeals at Wytheville Particula; at
tention paid to the collection OF claims. Office
Stras building
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1898-06-16

Commissioners.
l thereby certify that the above named
commissioners have executed bonds as re-
CURED by the decree under which they
act, this 18th day of May, 1898.
H. BANE HARTMAN, Clerk.
5-19-4t
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1898-06-16

Cedar Bluff, Va, April Z, 1898
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1898-06-16

VINCENT L. SEXTON, ATTORNEY AT LAW,
VTazewell, Va VIII practice in the courts of
Tazewell and adjoining counties. Particular at
tention paid to the collection Of claims. Office in
Stras building
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1898-06-16

al B. sPRATT, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Rich
wv lands. Va Practices in the courts Of Taze
well and adjoining counties. Prompt attention
paid to the collection Of claims
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-30

@ :5ss sSya.s SPs oss ng s1 os
sS.e ounce ysl, s. IS ssssss eSs 10 Sunns
SsiS outside Scteis ' bulk i? sSS ''"''
asr ri e ysss1s g VI 10th sp
ana winter being offered f,m.whai lower Win BUYERS
sS % Sfs;.'''as Sn' ai Sssa
Rs co. water ESIPi pi'ss,s
& sp .s. "a = ' 81 s, a. 10 s,sg
81 s. to arrive. RYE rGoUR-wsak. quoted, s2SSS
dsss :;:a1i 4Si'ii ki;9
Ss ss. sss r SRss' Ss
e1R %Rf q ss sTsa:. ' S5.s.a Thurs.
ana renewed confident short selling by seaipers Part q
.s2,. ~ IA, Winter =.
with the GS . "a 's1
IRE sns d .; wheat The enss
9S9 %s S % 20 n " s.s
s sSy. n benz market sH ons e sssses. ne S wn
n was developed q the las, hour when
Win cary purchasers was thrown on the market The
in fair demand from .so
s s but ess r i's a. % net s
against i isc decline on ater positions Exporters were
% Fey o % Sn nSs 70 s he IL ns at
An absence Of sh7ments from Argentina for the week
@ mat fns as.' s,h 'G BY
MAZE was good and advces satisfactory The Modern
Miller spoke OF winter wheat showing improve
ment last with quality thin and yield dsap
pointing. Farmers stacking storing their wheat
for higher prices The outlook for Mondays visible
suggested IN Western dispatches is for decrease OF
about million bushels. II !ntmaed In private ad-
vices o-day TO certain quarters that liberia;
ceips al Chicago nave been largely Ill july sales and
would fall off sharply week. No red
quoted here lac, ahoat. spot and 75c asked TO
rive "Bradstreets'. exports OF wheat and -four from
both coasts 22IsI2 BUSH against 400 bush
:ast week; and so2i bush last year coRNTcom
plants OF drouth in the belt
gay Temporarily at least by the advent OF liberal rains
In nearly al parts OF the bet Thueday night might
be expected therefore selling out Of long accounts
an important and general feature throughout the
entire day, resulting loss Of 1g14c In prices. While
checking bad crop for the moment. well-in-
formed traders nevertheless OF the opinion
more than fat crop he produced this year The
port demand active than Thursday, sales Of
2iO0o0 bush taking pace Argentine shipments for the
week were 52SO0U bush ;anst lll2UU bush tire
previous week 10 closed. 8sfsc. o ahoat
Bradstreets exports 2,t01.s2I bush against
bush last week. ana .is2 i15 bush last year OATS
The market followed all day. and c.osed NC net
lower. Exporters took ls.OOo bush No oats 600
bush heavy white oats. No oats closed 27tc; No
cats &c; No white clips s2He No white, aiiac No
white 3le; track mixed. 2Tisg20c track white 3lg3sc
-. .RYE-Market weak No Western 5oizc, 0
anoat 44c. 1 Bufa.o, State rye 45c, New-York
NETWORK PRICES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-30

ate demand and weak Onions held steadily when choice
Cnbbages lower. Cucumbers easier Celery auli ana
weak eaulihowerr declining Green corn sells wen whsn
choice Lna beans Green peas In larg,r supply
Boston beans In liberal supply and weaker. squash In
large accumulation and low. tomatoes more active
though prices show Improvement Other vegetables as
quoted we sa2ye POIass Ons snd and Jsssy
red sweets bbl s3as3 So beets 100 bunehes W
eabbages Long Island per 100 81 5as3 5oi cueambe,s
jersey per box 251ioc cucumber pickles per loJ SIG
81 2Si caulihowers. per Dbl 81 co9s3 80: celery per
81; do per box. 5o575c; per 100 5oc1s to
lettuce. Boston per dozen 2hf3oc; lima beans potato
per basket, 1854 do fiat slgs2 onions, white per Dbl
scsa 20 DO red end ysg 50 so9s9 2s Do oa hSs
81 30 do per box 3ogJoc. peas State per bag cOas2
rhubarb 100 13cuti radshes per 100 so9Ioc stns
beans Boston green. per box si9Si 20 do wax Iocnsi
Dbl 75cffs; 30 yellow S6e7Sc DO white soegti; tOrna
toes Upper Jersey box, 25cgsi; do South Jersey
206I5c DO Norfolk per carrier. l5ds0c turnps Russia
per Dbl 5o0Ijc; do white 81 5o9s2 90
HAY AND sTRAw--HAY-An extremely hot day forced
all handlers of drsught horses to so slow ana hay
other welghty commodities had only limited az.
ten;!on to-day. The tone OF the market however sti
favors all good grades and fancy, or s spproxmate
quoted rather strong late figures The offerings
moderate selling points and In the business
which transpred sellers had rather control OF prices
than when they had 10 calculate upon daily siut
Good No fairly Arm, and No q in good order had
increased call for local We quote: Old hay
I2h9T5c do No 2. jOf55c: DO No 3. 3JQtSc: do I'M
graded. 25d30c clover and cover mixed 3Jd35c.
STRAw-pemsnd light. but small receipts prevent q
shrnssge in the prices OF all useful lots Long rye I'd
In at the Produce Exchange at noon TO-
da,. Hay-Hudson River Railroad. 23O; pennsyl,
vsnia 90; Delaware. Iackswann ana Western TO- west
Shore 30 Lehgh Valley. co. Central OF New-Jersey 30;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-30

was firm: creamery Is,iai7i.c, dare'. is9i'c; eggs
easy: fresh. lie ~ ,. -,
Cincinnati July Colour Easy Wheat ac s1, no no,
red Csc Corn in good demGnd; No : mixed 5oc onts
easier, 10 mixed new 2if?ihe Rye GlieI, NO ~,
Eutter steady Sugar easy. Eggs dull Ve cheese
steady. ,,-.,-
atii"HSnee, TSr,hern ,,ci septe 1lber, C5nc Rye
steady. So. l. axe Barley dull; No. 2 September
4Shc. ant. -
minneapolis July 29.--whest weak July. GSisc Sep
,smher Selsc: December. GlAc. en- track No. hard.
sGE.c: No / Northern. H%cs No Northern. iotc.
Tionr dull: mrs, patents si a5Gsi ~ second patents.
4. .oisi so Bran in bulk $3.50 So sacked s0asiC 50
phIadelphia July 2y.-Wheat AGhc lower: contract
grade July 7IN0iiEc; August 7ots aIose' s;pemeer
Sic. Ausust, s7sq3sc Oats firm and sglS higher
mixed 3ihga:e. Butter firm fancy Western eream,Iy
and western i?'sglae; a. southern Zoe Cheese Arm
Receips: Flour 2CO1 bbls. 5000 sacks; wheat, l2oO)
hush: corn AZ bush; oats. 1900 bush shiprenis
Whpat coo bush corn, $500 bush; oats $4,000 bush
Ct Louis July 29-Flour quiet Wheat-spot dull
No red cash elevator doc bid; track IO9'2Ge 'niy,
este asked; August dii,c asked: september. c3.e bid
December 6she asked. No haSi cash mHEsse ,, T9n
Spot lower; No cash 32+c asked; july Hsx'
September. s2%e hd Decemoer 80 sssS ssnsmSsr
2oi.c bid No white. SOC Bran steady 20 nm 49,
east track sac Butter Arm; creamery ieglsno' os''
le9i61c Eggs steady at &C. loss OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-30

3 ssn oSm Ms g :s5s?SS P Tasiom
ssa spot 'Sd sG1Bs rsIs f q Ps
s6c DO nG sRPm:n do NJ double Srsnse and eaua JAG
% shipment ste iuts Su,ts SPOT paper GHYei,y
rs Ssss"s nominal ,,,s ., .om. .,.ns.
.s,sy s At .s hs ois %h
TsmPico Toe; Bogcta. i5s@isc Central american lsla9
Sc Caracas sG Esy'a ses Trsa.e0 ss
esys e ' Sosso SHG @
PEI ss sly . ss ss6! r'ys s ' Sa
0lc: COVE, lOc country slaughter. native steers ioA0
AZ irSTHHR1Tbe market ruled steady with fair
but prices unchanged and Quoted as foo%
0asoilc; thirds i7Maipc; acid. first selection 2oa22e
seconds og2le 'nlTd s@a;c rejects 5 ias:
heavy 2sSesc seconds heavy a2z ,hIds 25T2SS
gh 0asks S9s Sscs asgSic seconds gase thirds
2sg5cc beliies eaal7c; betting butts a393Oc Texas
METSLs-HTo-dsy. metal market was an indinsre.'
affair win "a in 'he close aT IKE M 9n
change called pig iron unchanged. with spot 10
ep smSs G 1uo a. So sas ss sper uncsnsd
Min spot spot TO sepemSs quoted qaSa at SIS
per unchsnrea with spot to septemter quoted at 81 90
a anh ' business nierfersd with materially by
ha day In fact, mat nn nfxt reGay so Spanish
d sad T %ss TO au SReG s a. IL is "a p
ulfh
rIei drm with spot quoted ESQ IS 90 and futures at
'' EoLAssEs AND sYRuPs-The susness done to-day
was chiefly with city gr?er. snd other Ter 9eeer p me
and the d By, %sw; WAS , saIe S Sa
% .rsss e9m%sP @
iGSias prime soas5c New-orlesns open kettle com,
27@2sc fair 2sq2Se g9$s 2' sy9, PRIME e5mnSn io
lie: fair l3Qi4c: good. laaloc prime 'Gsc fancy IL
0GcenAx FREIGHrs-Th. market Tor berth frsshts was
All AZ the following quotations. Liverpool! lad LONDON
Sad; Glasgow 2.d; Bristol 3G3ttd; Lsith $40; .HuiL
2hs h EeTsnsme e hmssrdam SCI Cork orders
3 "a direct ports tonnage 9s Cd cotton to Live
N N CIiARTERs-The market for sail tonnage con
tnes quiet there beng no IN any 9 s
ss0sOeqy aHss aRa 5sl nsss en-
s2cs ie2 SJoi and ssi tons phad'pha to L ,aeo
pol s rraa Phlaasph. to Cork for orders 6d
fEenasrk Is sda2s i0itd August 49, British steamer
neeD 800 quartz. sIs isb Ia a,H~r 20 coo quar-
sp3 psomp ives. ht Ges q, s@S
America the ulted Kingdom or Continent lss 20;
option United states :1 ociobcr-Noyeneer enaref,n
stdnry 81 $50. option Melbourne or Adelaide t.nrI'
August, German bark CSC prize cargo Yellow pine
23S tons general cargo hence TO csyenn. private erna
bark c12 ions. general caro- hence TO bafnsaS go
sns schooner IL tons coal and machinery. hence 70
tors COIL Nswpor News 70 Portsmouth Ge seho2ner
2si ,ons coal, Peth Amboy TO Portland i5c fcho1nf
tx, tors coil Perth Amboy 10 Goston De; tchconsr,
csg IONS cool HeboNen Boston Aoc. schooner' 3d'
ions coal HoSoken TO Belfast see schooner 2s tons
IS 90 casss petroleum. hence 10 Hons Kong 2ose'
p'2GfnPs raIr .iesdness was sgain a feature in cotton
80. ii circles bn demand gave eyiG.ases q activity
sn Eoainai conditions TO prices are therefore 'ti IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-30
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

including cars export alive So consigned direct
with the cattle previously arrived y cars to be :oid
ss9q s Mere of sndy Ss a S"
quality were 10: 5wer bull, AMI lat cows ruled steady
choice na a tee .os Sc ssS
M TEXANS at s. 5s' CO. bull: ~ n'SsS S dry ss
pr < for Si:or 0fe' cSo as native aes
pS Ssd RT r. nS
H ' s6a Sff Si
x also 6 nS S % a % cattle 10 fs r
Sons and 4o head for EPP'n % s. s S @
Co. and the Ohio to Hull 30 cattle for J. shambers
sSn e I'll. Uo the for the %s.s s
80 1881 cattle IS sheep and 72si Guare Of gse al
u Ssto !, 70 IS ss
: Z I, !. i 1sS It 3 . os:s III, IS
sherman { culver 10 Illinois steers iloO 10 AZ $50 q
ID a, 81 co. 81 do e2d i at 81 So stas. iiio 10 at
Newton Co: 10 Kentucky steers 1887 10 at s. lS
loo Sp S at 81 " y DO $50 h. at 81 3D. 90 G b.
90 1883 ss8s S at + N'pHfHi ;'sS' s3S
i0is 10 at s. Isl Pennsylvania do l2sO 10. at 70 90
Go. 100 H. at SO 10; 10 cows 1908 h. at 50 co. 10 d.
ls A'1 T. 1'ai, g %. e? -
Ii H
I I He%f F5: lay Ss' rs for
od c mich SPd i "a Wer s at
G on light and srPP De on ne w 9sNs M aed
s;%: s e sSsS per FED S' t,s. q, y ss sat
City dressed veas rmer at Ig9c per 10 country atesed
steady a, 59sc dressed bu'ermk' and fed caves SOLD
sSissIH H. Hollis, e vssl' 70 N average at SO
Andrew Mullen Z 7 ScA ~, ID .na ss 50 calves fss
,nntxed, I5o H. az SO 81 =, s
Essqn 70 ,pG bu,,' :s =, mixed s2a
S.M's5 81 !!F s..: ' s H. 40 q !. z g 6 SO
sHEgt N f.. de o6a city wefs ~ eass
ana IL cars for The market, making, with the STALE oe1-
Hs isey to Se Sheep o we're s ia s, demand
barely steady good lambs were not plenty ana we're nm
slow and UNCHANGED three Of sock were held over
cSmmR to prime DF%. s Sp 'Sd a ss Rs' 0
81 Dressed mutton slow at GGssc per 10 dressed
amIs IN iSif = Co. sI West virginia lambs e5
70 a Ss at = S 3D. %" kentucky do IS
vgna sus 81 8 at 90 ~ DO o Rsn; sns
10 il at S. 81 do 90 10. 25' iG bucks io4 10
Newton 2ss virginia lambs IS d. at a. S. 81 i,a
d. $ So 70 DO g b & W E. Co. v 22 Go s IS p
% b. s. DO i2' NJ at 81 % As do sS H. at ST.
S. Mi 20. KsniuSky d. % ~ Maryland az
70 at at g. e f. 10 MARYLAND sheep h. sa
f'oilin ~
do fcuIIso ~ 10 at 81 2 PENNSYLVANIA sheep. l04 10. OF
"a 80 also late yesterday 2o Virginia lambs. 20 TO- az
X 10 ia do 81 10 at s. % Virginia sheep % 10 at
81 50 ~ do 100 n, at 81 % 49,, -o. -. e. ~ on
= Judd & CO. l0o Kentucky lambs 30 10 az % 81 -'o
n V'kerson: ISL Kentucky lambs, y 10. at So -
" II Hollis II state sheep and lambs unixed) % TO-
at 81 IS co.. - ~ , css had
There sales live
rcn,,naiIy triRe hrmer 81 25s4 90 per 100 10
conntrv dressed quiet and unchanged at 5aOc per 10 Tor
medium to Hight weights. ,.,. 90 v-o.,.r, haas
G rer1G n
So 20. --,.>. O c,o,a hoss ,e6 N q,
II II Hollis date Yesterday; state hos' "" ID al
al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-30

isS 3" ss ~
ysows a gsse butter ,sas ,sss wisis. y.
boiled ssgAcc Calcutta sac lard oil. choice IS
PRovIsIoNs-weaknsss was a feature early in the
a1, but save way near the close I, sharp advance
from pseisrs The close wa. not far from
ssio ts%y 81 4sS:is p & 81 ~
BEEF sayi, '.''f Hsa
SSS',a te ST s sss IN.
s $S 70 s cue IS: sss
s*ss&e'"eo go. LAE63.sissdy. aS9ted Sess city
Anne sn'tS ,fsss i's.ay sso;te sssH
gisss iSaey HGo's Quoted c S e lard
RicEThe week draws to close with bushes. in the
held in all = healthy ,crfy sunr s
s 9@as sass"' S'' aSes ss'a
market; affect Ii. local situation
tair 4aatc faT good DHasse; prime 70 choice
5n ee J! a'nf R aE o S'T !"
confctns, cane being called dull and irregular with
is 4 Sa " n SH ss' %
hna Se month os al 81 and mex,
the latter being an Of "a on yesterdays ne.
T f a LII ss local @aSt unds4ens TeSae with
basis Of Arc for 10 test centrilugh
sc for so tes muscovado and 3hc for so test molases
sugar Refined sugar exhibited positive strength all DAY
with business doing on the basis OF old quotations
The guarantee OF renets that prices would 60 no lower
during thirty days was still In force ouohtons
follow: Dominos SAC; cut loaf hsc' crushed. .sc
powdered $50: powdered osc: granuiated ose
nne granulated 5-c: coarse grenusted ohc extra me
granulsted 6hc: confeotIoners granulaed esc eupcs
5%c; xxx powdered. 5.G9ci mould A; S%e; diamond ~
5%c; confectoners' A. 5kc No I. SC; No oc No j. oc
No 4 &c; No g. 49ic No q. 4Ac No :. isle 10 :. 4Se
No o 4 Goo No TO- 4Sc: 40 H. 4tc No u A'9c' 10 ID
4 44c: No H. 4sc. No is. 43ic; No 16 4Ac ,., -
This weeks summary ~ the stattsucal posuon az
MADE up by willc,t r. Cray show. stocks m me ua
states and cuba togethe Of Sos 407 against 4leI?
tons last week and 90 last year decrease q,
172 sT2 tons under year Stocks In europe
tons against Oc0 tons last week ana lf .o '.ns
last year Total stocks Of Europe and Amorica m] fo
tons nRaInst ito last week ana u DOE ION.
last year at the uneven dates ana leSuo,' .ons
even date Of July last The dencieney OF sock
now Of I25 tons against deficiency OF 125ss IONS aa
vreek and deficiency OF 1852 100 tons on DECEMBER 81
1907 THOR cable Hamburg reports shipments OF
40 tons sugar Hamburg and Bremen his 49,
No engagements. Shipments INCLUDE W. tohs 'e'"eu
..,. $1,000 ,or ,ohacc, with
sales quite large amounting 20 LOO cases incuong ,e
1897 Wisconsin havana "V
ioc. 100 cases Wisconsin Havana oGllc ~ cses
isai New England Havana 7ldloc; 100 cases lh2o Se"
England Havana Isdf4oc 100 cases lvo nana
ssP NJ f3G3 and 80 1898 IimtneTs n ic Inc
,o,rn market was generally steady with 100 baies Ha
yano AZ e5caSl bond and $50 bales suatra al 'oce
81 ~ IN bond.
THE WOOL EXCHANGE REPORT
Current quotations OF foreign woo.s. based on WOOL
Exchange ofncsl classification. IRE as follows:
tFSGIJsU IRISH AND
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-30
ERIE RAILROAD,

Through trains leave New York foot OF Chambers-s:.
a, follows five minutes earlier from West 23i st
D:tND A. M-Vestibuled Express daily tor ihnHhamton
WaIerly. Dnlrd. EUffao. Bradford Arrives Bufaio
T. ~ Parlor TO Buffalo. III,
o,ih A. M-Vestibuled Express daily for Port Jervis
and Monticello. Daily except Sunday. Tor lackawaxen
Uonesdale and important local points 20 EimIrA PuH
man Parllr Cars for Monticello and Eimira.
Zoo u. M.--vesubulcd limited-ta1t mail daiIy
t,hicsEo 3 T. NJ. Sieepers 10 Chicago Cleveland and
Cincinnati Dining Car. -. .,,...-, ,,.-
I.:,O T.. .8uralo ard Ceveiand Vesti69.ed Express
6aiIv Arrives Buffalo 1:0j \. NJ. Brcdf nd f:2o y
NJ Jamestown 200 a. ~. Youngstown 1927 A.. NJ.
Cleveland IL 80 r. ~ Sieepers to Buffalo aud Cleveland
Cafe Library car
DIS T.. M.pay solid train ~ Binsnamtcn Emlra
and Cincinnati Dining Car 1880 .... 40
1'NICKETS. Local. TIME CARDS And PULLMAN AC-
cOMNODATIONS at III, ti3 2Gl 40l and 951 Broad
way III Bowery. 1876 East 2'h-s and 2,3 West i23th,
60 Chambers and 23i-s, ferries. New-iork :33
AMI SEQ Fu.ton-s oS Broadway Brooklyn: IL River ST..
Hotnt m and Jersey city Station New YORK Transfer
% cns for and checks baggage from hotels and resi-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-30
WEST SHORE RR

Trains .eave W. s2a ST. satin ~ Y. ss follows ana
q. n, earlier from foot Of Franklin 81:
xIt1.OS A. ~ Daily except sunday for Cornwall, New
burrh Kingston, New palts Lakes Minnewsska snl
Honouk ard all Cs,skili Mountain pSn,, ,,
Rf I.3:, A. ~ for CrHnsiOns West POINT hinSsto2
Lakes Mohonk and Minnewsska cs'skii Mountains
Albany Saratoga, and Lake Gsorse -
,,oe, p g., CONTINENTAL LIMITED. DAILY. for Al
harry syracuse Rochester. Buffalo. Sissara Fait
sTsyysani Detroi' chicago and -. Louis Arrives
,se,casa AID 81. Louis Lexi afternoon. Dining Car
LIZ n Saturdays onl;. for all tatska honnss's
POM n Daily except sunday, for KINGSTON, iHkss
S3s5 IA Wnn .ws,ss Catskii Mountains. catskil
DAY. s's.D, sSnd. Z.r fer ss"s sni ass-
r.On's. West Point eornMai'' '>s"'N' 49,
r.ilate station. TO Aibsny g.. .u.,x s.ssso~a
C,ttU r. A., Daily. except ounus' W. "''
~ chicago ard 81. Louis Iimlted. Dshy: ~
$3.50 r. Syracuse. Rochester. Bunsio Sissafs rs"~
Suea, Dstr,it Cleveland chicago ara ~ b,yss.
Io1s"'y psi,. .se.p, sundaI for Syracuse. Rosnss'
banao Niagara Pals and toronto ss.eu.. Rocne,-
shy p Nv p S,sssr, FAILS Toronto Detroit csss.
,s'', DSn,...o ana 81 Louis. saturday hsSnt "~s
sissping Car % css,kiii Mountains, els A. Mn
Sk NJ. 'Ss I;s'.y e ca s,as y = Z '''"''
81. rsb.. At principal hotels and onicss -.
S'~' q n LAMBERT. General Passensss AsCA
8 vsadsrbls Ave. ksw vsse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-30
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
DEL. LACIIAWANNA AND WESTERN Il. u.
stations in New Ior.. foot Of Barclay
yEsTIBULED TRAINS, PULLMAN BUFFET
CARS pINTSCH LIGHT.

500 a. M.-BINGHAMTON MAIL stops at principal
Io.6 s.S'G a. M--,cn,e carr. BUFFALO, SCRANTON
BINGHAMTON. OwEGO. ITHACA ELMlRA;
UTICA. RICHFIELD SPRINGS. SYRACUSE and
OSWEGO EXPRESS. Pullman Palace Cars connect
ng Buffalo with trains for Chicago and points
West. >. ,.., -
100 i. ". CDatly)-Chcaeo snG Eurao Nss'ieusd Et-
Pres for srRANT9N; Wi LIZ. 1a 70 '' Emirs
Through Sleeping Cars and Day Coach to Chicago
arriving at i.l5 D. m. next day. ~,,
1900 l.. M.-sCR ANTON, wILKEsBARRE and Pill ~
OUTH EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet Paror car -,
roo r. NJ DaGy-chsas9 and BTI,2 ye ,NTnT IT
MIRA RvFFAIO Through Bure, Sleeping ar
New-York TO Chicago. Dining Car west Of Blhaio.
S:3O T. NJ U0auvJ-RuTalo Express. Pullman sleeps
for stEANToN BiNGHAMToN. ELMlRA: BAIH
TN NORRIS ard HUrrAl"' ar'v'ns !" '' n'~c
D,:sO T.. W. tDaiy)-BUFFALo. SCRANTON, BlNG-
HAMTON OWEGO. ITHACA ELMlRA. SYRACDSsee'
RICHFIELD SPRINGS and osWEGo EXPRESS
Pullman Buffet Sleepers - -...
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACcoMMoDArIoNS At
Henry Gaze & Sons G,mlted) 1l3 Broadway. IL PARK
place. 4A' Broadway and al2 Broaiway TIcEets AZ
Ct. 2s5 Columbus New York a3s ard 1S6 Ful:on-s
and 100 Broadway Brooklyn. Timetables giving fu
informa ton all stations.
WESTCOTr EXPRESS COMPANY VIII call for and
from hotel residence 10 desiinst ton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-30

P,o--cor.e market weak: no I Rio 1880: exchange.
1884 receipts 5000 bags; cleared for the Snlted
cleared for Europe, OJO. stock, 3lOVuJ
ccTT0S-Following yesterday afternoons advance OF
bai points expected by many that the LiVeipool
eon market would publish cables this morning Inc
rsspcnsa however most Disappointing. spot sales
10 Inc Isysrpool market dropped OF 10 500 bales Inc
Liverpool utrre market, after opening az an advance 81
pons closed barely steady, with the advance pIact
csly wiped 1nis to9 much for our market ana
ling cotton freely. The first cal showed an easy
feeling with prices la points lower Pefore ~ m. me
decline rad reached SOS points For the rest OF the ses
sicn Irregular At the close The feeling
quiet decline Of 1qs points leading factor
the weakness Of to-day's market was me oniesI
the authorities AZ Washington clear
predicted for the Mississippi valley ana me
Eastern States 10 succeed the long period OF excessive
moisture while showers 10 rains were predicted Tor oks
nina Texas Arkansas. and the Indian Terrtory-lust
weather needed for these sections. Spot cotton I'D Inc
o-sl srke, was about steady with the close quiet az
unchanged prices midd.ing upan6s quoted l-io ana
riidlne Calf 5-lGc sales Of 2O32 bales nciudcd 700
bales Tor export bales domestic spinners ana COZ
fo- delivery contract. Of1cial adNlces from
southern spot markets reported business to be quiet with
M general feeling steady Slight gains In prices Were
ns IN some Instances The export movement mus lar
Tbs season has been follows: ...
~ Great Britain France Continent
Tot since September L.. 3.466OO6 sl5.2Os 2ocoel'
The range contract prices in the local marke: to-day
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-30
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Nev-YOrk, July ~, INgH
coffee market was q naIio" one as 10
SOF eunfpat,one and there indications OF
rsn,Dr speculation There were sales OF 300 bags on
rash'e 5no bags up 70 IL and for the entire SEES
tas "a "a SOD bags The market opened steady al un-
foN and showed rather weak undertone,
thangee sroro without was in the msn unsatisfactory
49, made bush oveFiures 20 starr with but falled
hasIs Esnhurg showed speculative apathy. Rio was
nS. md weak while reporting only S,vo bags re-
I'D santos steady ana unchanged on receipts
c<'es; 90 tsss making the Brazilian movement 900
TT This feature with diminished warehouse move
sss - ,Ss countrv, produced bearish feeling.
ren1 ~ was barely steady unchanged prices TO
81 loss points. 80, - -. -. .,,h
a ns tendency quotations nominal at any figure;
oo"t A. Tor invoice lots and Che for johbng parcels
No s"nge Of contract prices in the local market to-
asf follows