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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-20
KING GEORGE WEDDING.
Marriage at Old st. Paui'sof Mr. A. IL
Davis TO Hiss stuart.

FRFDERlCKsBURG. VA. Oct -
eDeclal-Allss Caroline Calvin stuart OF
King George. and Mr.. Alonzo Bertrand
Davis. Of Alexandria, were married AZ
the old colonial Protestant Episcopal
church. 81. Paul. IN King George county
Yesterday al noon. The Rev. John Nc
Nabb. rector Of the church. assisted by
rev Edward 3. Nlyer. OF Baltimore.
cl.clated.
Among those present from distance
were: Miss Davis. Messrs. Julian stuart
Jones and @, Calvert Stuart OF Balti-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-20

WARRENTON. VA oct l9.-speciaL-
4 beautiful home wedding took place near
being Miss Katie 81. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs T.. NJ Johnson, OBJ ID. James I'd
ward Ruaasle. of Orlean, Va. The spa,
clous parlors were beautifully decorate
with ferns and potted plants. Ine mar
,.as,e cerenonv- was performed by Row.
T. X Boston. an, t
Miss Matte Jones', daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs C.. - Jones. was married ms att,ei5-
noon 10 Mir. Fairfax tynn, OF Prince WI
liam county. son of Henry h. Lynn prls-
ident National Bank or Manassas, from
me home OF the brides parents, near
Broad Run station, this county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-20
Wash Reid

Mr. Norman J. Wash and Miss Gallo
=. Reid. OF this city, were married IN
Washington yesterday by Rev. Samuel
H. Green. pastor OF Calvary Baptis.
church. Of that city The bride Is
daughter Of Mrs. o. b. Schuman. Of liz
west Marshall street. The groom Is con-
nected with the Richmond, FredeFlcks-
burg and Potomac railroad. On their Re-
turn they vii reside at lll2 ives. MARI
shall street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-20
Tho Rnznnr in Manchester

The Manchester Grays attended the
Catholic Bazaar az Leader Hall. Man
chester. last night in full uniform, and
as a company. The attendance was good
and business brisk The music was fur
n.shed by Miss A. Salmons music class.
of Richmond Mr.. j. Louis Sullivan was
also present and assisted with his voice.
The bazaar Will close next Friday night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-20
How His Town il Lighted.

Some OF the reports coming In TO Labor
Commissioner Montague are unique ana
occasionally they are humorous. A baker
In a small town says he employs only
himself and works 365 days every year.
In reply 20 the question as 10 how his
town is lighted a correspondent replies.
by the sun. moon and stars"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-20

The Governor Auditor OF Public Ac-
counts and Secretary 0f the Common
wealth. constituting the board Of APP
peal, met yesterday TO hear the appeal OF
ar l. n. Jones from the decision OF
Superintendent OF Public Printing
O'Bannon in awarding certain printing
contracts 10 the Everett Waddey Com
pay. Capt. OBannon was sustained.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-20
LAFAYETTES MEMORY.
NlcGnire School Celebrates the Day
EiftinglN

Yesterday was Lafayette Day through
out me country -it the memory
of the great t'rencnman VINO was
such sta- ch friend 20 America n the
dark DAYS OF the hevo.ltioh, was not
generally honored here DAe f4o.. so'h
+. Mcclure. OF McG-fes school' al =
o'clock Yesterday afternoon e7"Fe.el
most interesting address "h lhe saoJecl'
having previously invites Ais oll DI'iis
and the public generally 10 ue present
There was good a---A@ ehce' ana me
discourse was heartily enjoyed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-20

Yesterday was court day in Hanover.
and a number Of people from Richmond
went up there on political missions. Cant.
Lamb and AR Jefferson Wallace repre-
scented the Democratic party; Mr.. Otis
II. Russell looked after his own interests
and Messrs. John J.. Grubbs and John
", Ryall represented Nh. Weislgsr.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-20
Retail Grocers 10 NIeot

There will be an important meeting OF
the Retail Grocers' Protective Associa-
ton held az Lee Camp Hall tonight OF
$3.50 clock
IL Is desired that there shall be large
attendance ~ its members present. as
there witt ue matter OF considerable
Importance brought % their attention
OF ths meeting.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-20
Northern Tourists Here.

A marty OF aneen eNclrs.onis's from
New York. Nav jersey an1 other north
dsv m0rninr about 1870 o'clock from old
Point pbev spent the day visiting the
,oints NJ historical interest in and around
he citv. ana will leav for the North
TODAY. They are travelling under the
guidance OF TOuris--MAna-e Hend-
rfeks0u
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-20
HORSE THIEF SENTENCED.
The Junior Mechanics Hold -" Ala
Night session.

ALEXANDRIA. VA, Oct. i9.-speciai.-
Frank Leonard Was to-day sentenced By
nudge Norton 10 the penitentiary Cor three
years for horse-stealing
Th- Junior order OF Mechanics have re-
turned from an excursion 20 Mount Yer.
non. and viii hold an all.night session Al
Odd Fellows Han.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-20
Standardization.

Mr. Thomas l.. Skinner and Miss Mary
night al . o'clock BY Rev j. y. Hutson.
pastor Of Pine-Street Baptist church.
Aftcr the wedding reception 10 the
friends OF the bridal couple was rendered
al the residence OF the groom's brother,
ON pevorlv street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-20

LYNCHBURG, VA, oct la-speciaL-
rev. John Finlayson Matheson and Miss
Katherine Floyd Jennings, daughted OF
Mr.. Il. NJ. jennings, were united IN mar
riage yesterday afternoon at Bramweib
w Va
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-20

ROANOKE. VA. oct. 19.-Speclal. --t.A-
,-l,,D~fir1an " b. Stevenson was married
fo-night an ST.. Marks Lutheran church
10 Miss Molue C.. Ward by Rev. Dr. H. t.
NJ Miller. ..-,,,.t,
William A. Phelps was married lo-nlsh'
IN Miss Leila Maxwell Row. r.. I. Haze
~ C"ivary Banust church, officiating.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-20
THE SENkTORSHlP.
Mr.. Moorc's Candidacy Arouses Inter
ref-Mr. Martin Here.

TT n y n alI III IIVT's
The announcement that don. r. Wal
ton Moore VIII be a candidate for the
United States Senate was the chief topic
I'm political circles yes erdav 1t was
learned that Alr. Moore's friends have all
ready done some organizing i'm has behalf.
Senator Martin came 10 Richmond Tues
day evening. and is stopping at the JEFF
ferson Hotel A good many OF his friends
called TO see him. Mr. Martin ana his
supporters are giving much attention 20
organization. 10 is said many gentlemen
have already been selected 10 run for
Ithe legislature in the interest of MIR.
Martin.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-20

First Vice President. Aaron :. Markley.
Second Vice President q. c. Mal.ard.
Third Vice President, Walter \. Eog-
ers.
Fourth Vice-Presldent Joseph NJ. STA
ten.
Secretary. s +. Patterson.
Treasurer. y. w. Thompson.
Executive Committee-Wm. 5. Danes.
J. II. Marley W. O. Eggleston. X. /.
Heein. Il. w. Tanner A. zimmerman
The newly elected president IS connect
ed with the Long Island railroad, and
LIVES al Long Island City. he Is popu-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-20
Mrs Dahl's Funeral.

The funeral OF Mrs Magdalene Dahl,
who e.sd az the residence OF her daugh-
ter Mrs Kate w. Raabe. Highland
Syringe, will take place from the resi-
dence this morning az 1870 o'clock. Tho
interment will be at lakewood.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-20
R,nt,ss Young People COMING.

The Baptist Young Peoples Union OF
west virginia held IS annual meeting
iast nfeht week AZ FairmoIt aad Rev. A.
y. Dickinson. OF this city, who was one
OF the speakers says that nothing sx-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-20
Cnn,nin Eitz Very III.

There is no Improvement IN the condi-
ton OF captain James <. Ftz. He is
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-20

more George: c. Stuart. Of PHILADELPHIA;
Miss Salne Cox ana Mr.. Thomas j. Car
nett, OF Washington.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-20
OFFICERS ELECT

The election Of officers resulted in the
selection Of the following.
President. Joseph II. Cumming.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-20
j. II. CrAIAIN.
a. S. MARKLEY.
Is. w. THOMPSON

Committee.
The next business was the selection of
@ place o. meeting for next year, These
points were advocated. Detroit Llwau-
kce and Niagara Fails and The result
was favorable TO the former city. where
the convention viii assemble next Octo-
Der.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-20
THE CAREER RESOLUTION

Now. it Is Just here. 1 think that The
resolution recently offered boy Mr CARRIER
in the Council placing a license tax on
twenty-five dollars per month ON the
sale OF olcomargorinc in the city OF Rich-
mond should appeal 20 tho sense OF
justice or every man in the city who has
at heart the welfare of Virginia people
and Virginia industries as the passage
Of this ordinance would be practical evil
dencc that our city fathers are alive 10
the interest Of our people. and are de-
-erlnincd fhat as far as 'hcy are concern
ed they intend 10 foster and protect the
business interest OF Noe citizens of Rich
monf whom thew rUfese"t as wcn as
the interest OF Virginia farmers. from
whom we receive our patronage.
Evening star., 1898-06-14

The Evening Star is the only
afternoon paper in Washington
that receives the dispatches of
the Associated Press. 1t is
therefore the only one in which
the reader can find the complete
news of the world, directly trans
mitted by telegraph, up to the
moment OF going to press.
Evening star., 1898-06-14
Garrison school.

ll,1.'
Evening star., 1898-06-14
Garnett school.

Reading of the goth Proverb by Walter
Early; the Lords prayer; chorus, Nearer
My God. to Thee" salute to the flag, first
grade pupils: essay, Benjamin Boyd. sew
enth grade; recitation, Mabel Hopkins.
awake. Salute Old Glory" eighth grade:
recitation, James Early, ''On With Your
Hat as the Flag Goes BY" seventh grade;
recitation. The Old Flag Again." Marcia
Montgomery, fifth grade; recitation.
Evening star., 1898-06-14
jackson School.

Chorus, "The Star Spangled Banner
recitation. Address to the Flag" by John
Stokes. sth grade; recitation, THE Making
OF the Flag" by Eugene Ball, 9th grade
chorus, THE Red, White and Blue;" rec.-
Evening star., 1898-06-14

Strains of the national airs were rendered
by the pupils. with Miss E. Barnes, pianist
and under the inspiration many of the
teachers regretted that they could not en-
list. Trustee Hazen, who was presiding
called upon the supervising principal, VINO
made a few terse remarks and introduced
the speaker of the afternoon, Rev. Charles
Alvin Smith, who made every child forget
that 1t vas warm and feel that die flag
was more to him today than ever before.
The children then sang the Star Spanged
Banner" with additional three 'heers,
which were duly given.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-01
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKET.

baltimore Aug 2l--Cot'on nominal; middlnC Sc low
r,il4t rg . To- good ordinary. -. stock. loo
Galveston Avg 3l.-Cotton quiet, mifdlng - t-l"'
mding. l-i6c. good ordinary y -lbc receipts
hnlef exports the Continent. ll' bales sa''s
l55 bales: spinners i0l bales: stock. 1920 bales
rnifillnE q lie good orinary. -i6c net receipts u
bales gross oO3 bales. shipments. i2sI bales sales
- bales stock. 1908 bales
Houston Aug 3i-Coiton quiet: mtdng. = ! l6c NV
middling l-iSc good ordna-r. y Ice receipts @.3
haes nl new shipments 1910 bales. sales I'D bales
XSw orleans. Aug 3l.-Co,,on quiet m'dtlins s.c'
low rniillng Sc good ordinary 5-lGc net receipts
ina bales PCS bales gross. li32 bales. eKports
Great Britain 200 bales ?. The Continent $50 paIs.
coas,wlse III bales sales 2Gd bales. spnners 2lfo
bales stock (correceil - COS bales.
ccipts i3 tal.s now. sales, ~ bales. splnner' ~
bales 3.G25 bales
Augusta Aug 81 Cotton steady. riddlng. 3tc; re
c"ps bales: shipments. So bales, silfs oo4 oales
NS-fcik aug II Cotton dull: middling SO; low
II new exports coastwise oeS bales. sales % oales
stock lactuau. 900 tal's .,,,, 81.
wilmington Aug 3l.-Cotton quiet, midfhns' ''.e'
receipts % bales. stock. dO73 bales.
&, Louis. Aug 3i-Co,ton quiet. midGhng i-lpc'
low riddlirg tic. good ordinary lS-l~ hel T.
. 80 halls sales Pa bales. stock. 25.oII bales
Noble Aug n Cotton quiet. mld1llns. 90, ~"
mitdlng l,c good ordinary 3-l6c receipts 80 oales
Ali new sales 80 bales stock factuan. ESD bales
Cincinnati Aug 81 Cotton quiet and steady riloa
A. miIdiing 5hc good ordinary ~; Iece'ss -V'
louisville Aug 3i-Cot,on quiet miidling. o-l6c
savannah Aug 81 cotton dull middiins 3sc; low
,ids,rc i3it. receipts ln6 bales. exports coasf"ise
% ha.e-; salss - bales. stock. o iG6 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-01

bcr responded TO the weak feeling most freely there
!lquidation CT september The conspicuous
" ousice Interests greatest
ronsos 70 advocates % higher wheat prices Eu-
Ilyernoc 49,, were again irregular. but fairly steady.
h early IN the day showed considerable decline
most OF 1t and closed unchanged to nd net
ne feature however was August -four AZ Paris
~ ~. smother francs to-day. making about II
'ance so Ear this week about 81 80 per Dbl
49,, was about "a franc low.: Beerhohn est
"S e European crop 44o 900 0Oo bush against
-o,'uooo bush last year. In OF statistics
CO., =, no'h'Ae Of particular Importance. Chcag0's
~ ieCeptS about equaed the estimates with 90
as cApeStd on Thursday. Total spring wheat recents
inter Wheat receipts 323 bush against as
osether these arrivals week show abol,
o,up oush increase over the previous week Seaboard
Vc.rdnCes were heavier today and m derate
Iols, az ports No red quoted 5G4c spot and 10
arIe; No Northern Duluth. 4lsc over nearby and No
.aIu Luiuth tirc over .CORN-Another sharp ad-
",.e occurred IN corn to-day. part ~ which was .ost
taI.es "ere Mnsc net higher. The bull influence like
tnat OF tuesday. the unfavorahe cron outlook in
Ne'raska some reports estimating not over r,N crop
was covering by shorts and moderate
70 strength on this side with advance Of Al nd The
IlO.tWrU Az western points far
niue change from last week. The Indiana state report
was ne1rish consideration. but had little E1
poIe'S ooh = loads at this point No closed 6c
owe, 'hcaro September Se2b clearances FIR the
week are -o9oOO bush behind week .. % Ash
huehc"d ny corn the oats market had steady opening
shd men ased on closing unchanged Exporters bought
49," ussh No : oats closed &c: Ma oats &c:
30 : White new. 30d309c No 3 white oSa2Sisc. No .
.>ii5'c RfIc-Market steady: NJ Western 4ai.
oc ahoat to arrive 45c Buffalo. .. BARLEY
Market steady new feeding. 3+i7c Buffalo. 81 iac
New-fork new mating choice SOC New York de-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-01

GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
Nev-York. Angus; 81. 1928.

NAw-York August 81. 1s9S
.,--7-r7ha only feature speculation In coffee
w. ,asy was liquidation II the September delivery
f-sts. .bsTf bv urfayorable news from brazilian mark
nro'sS nrcssure from the bear SID bullsh class ~
~ - f-n, European markets gave the market steady
aasN with first sales Unchanged prices 10 points
~ ro- fhs rest Of the session the market ruled gen
~, Inactive WITH fluctuations confined 10 narrow
't -esrhv holidays led confident bulls and bears -
~, m ohlratiors Ia practical and restrained
rs. investors taking hold \ smaller move
f. =, ,he Bra7il!47 ports than had been calcuatei
t was rrac.icalv offse; Nv market falling OF IN
sy..Ar, from American warehouses ard evidences "t
- ,,sn,on on the part of consumes in the spot de
~ A. he close the marke: quiet. Win prices
=. vr-hanccl points lower. Tota, safes futures.
s sses Of whici. uoO bags September deliveries
ram Increase IN the American v.sit'e was olreCty
"a ~ clearance yesterday ~ the steamer Branhle
g.. Santos WITH NoCo bugs and the steamer SIRIUS
- pr ,r.h q baEs The market FOR sPci brazilian
20 rvled generally quiet. hut st'a1N VIII Uansac
- Inn. or the basis 81 ca G6iec fcr oice lots or
-. -, The rni'der varieties ~ spot coree were
..,,y active the Maracabo. Central American ana
;.,- varieties heng the centre OF attraction HOG
a. ,eisantsa fur prices In nearly All Instances Al
s,rg n, the members held Il O'clock this morning.
an alros unanimous taken n favor Of closing
s ro4es Exchange SATURDAY the 80 INST as recon
msnted BY the Boad q Manasers THIS vii nerrnit ~"
ms-rbcrs TO leave Fridas nigh; for stay IN the
crrn,-y u7' Tuesday morning 49,, ,. =. -,
The range u contract prices In the local market to-day
f-ll-Ss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-01
Receipts A. me poris and interior pointS tn-aay.
~ WIN he san-n Cay .asi Mcek m las, year.

;rc-ss. Exchange special Liverpool cables spot cote
s-eerss request bat freely offered sales. 5000 bales
s0,, a.on and export 90 American I.TD receipts.
ot4n." mexican, 600. Kidding urlands 1874 Futures
H-e4a, ssaiet buyers l6ld decline; closed steady At
ruarryn net decline. January February 3oi'4s FEB
YAK 3lr'zh. sep'enibsr 3l2s. SeptembSr -Octoher
ao7ls nc'ooer-Novsmber. 3nss November lpece,nber
eri 'erenh@r-I snusrv. 3171< Manct ester yarns
rTnr-r h-cH-y~-N Cfo;h@--A fair hus'ness doing
Winter, IND NrAT~-Thrre was decline IN low CRANE
rre.S =. 'ssv which admitted ~ more active hsH-
weeks w"se grades are now about ioHisc beiaw ast
sish, c,.rI Standard bands were steady Iltnouen
r,ris 30 rles srrtaz patents. 81 2SHti ~ winer
s.srs "a 90 winter patents, ~ Isst 10 spthR
70 ut,.HSa 90; cxrf Nc winter 80 I1Nk2 20 eNfa
RYE rrny., y 5NtS2 ~. no grnde 81 IonSi - =
rOPSyr. ,h-FTm for quoted. 81 inN'2 ~. .''ft
Is brsrsAL-Steaay: aua,ed Hin-ltcd 81 IONS ~ o'
- n sr, ,sq.oc. coarse 7Hf74c.. .TEED--stesder
s9kacse,, NJ 70 winter in bulk. 7o17ac: sprlrg trl
Ih11.. 49,, arrive COO. mdd,ing hulk spTnc; rye ferd
se3ffea N eco Zoe honiny chon G5l5Tisc: Oilrnea
!" arrive screenings. t0a9oc.
snd ~, nfEAT-stsr'!ng out wi:h stronger feeling
Nuyn- =, osaaee IN futures stimulated by good foreign
Position =, local wheat market gradually drued into
Previous weakls,s and left m 4%c lower than the
seakne,. ne nr!rcipii factor connected with a'e
rhcaen a,A ctcline IN cash wheat Al Mlnreapoii'
Dv sesn.-, v."r western points The construction pV
~ ncrrsss ,uI"n DIS h'esf was that II foyeshahowed
we're nor n sbfine wheat arrivals. latter today
s.r@c ~, sss~' ard prominent Chicago trader as
re near s,, we're ~. kPy - brcorlc birlensome In
besn rrov,- rnt The fnc. that big crop has
~ oca, ur'V wei discounted these theories among
ire s,,n .einKsnt rhese ll;e rain in parts
aasksns , WHEAT belt hu, favorable conditions for
S wheat prevailed nearly everywhere. Nearby
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-01
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore Aug 3l--Floir dull, UNCHANGED. receipts.
20 40, hhls exports 2ii2i sales 400 Wheat easier:
snn, and month. ,aG9tc September 6eds9tc: Octo-
h., GsI aesHc. December G1isd6I&c steamer No red.
Gii.a6i.: receipts 1872 go bush exports $4,000 stock
eo ooi sales Southern wheat by sample t5dilc
IA on grade 65zG Toi.c Corn seadier September and
month 34i.q34sc. september 3ti-hsisc: October 3t>
exports lara stock OIL 500 sales oo s2u.hs M
. white Western &c bid. No mixed DO. 2id2Jc: re-
CENTS 64sl bush stock. is3bss Rye hrmer: No
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-01
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

r,r.,,oo, aur Al q m-Co,ton-spot-Increase
demand. prices barely supported American mdtnS
q 'Gt Tho sales the 5000 bales, OF when
90 b,l.s were r speculation and export and included
900 bales American. Receipts 1000 bales lnciu1Ins
100 haies American Futures .rened quiet. WIN
,n-Fs-,ie demand and closed steady American rfdhs
-, Ssuier,ber 2 T. 64l sellers. september ara oeto-
i,r q s,6s iO-f,i sellers October and November
2 Se4t sellers. November ard December l-JtJ5 500
sellers u,cauhar and January. 7-6iT3 SID sellers
January and February. 3-Giu3 s-dit sellers Fcnruy
ana March std buyers: March and April j y-ota
o q, sasyg 1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-01

Chicago Aug si-Thc trade In cattle to-day was badly
burfenrd with the lower and medium grades OF native
stock and required and tedious peddnE 70 make
within Zoe paid earlier in the week Choice
steers s. 1875 g medium 81 Gins4 -; beef steers
st8sl co sockers and feeders s3nst 20 bulls. 81 so
81 90 cows and hefers 81 5Ols 25. calves SiHsi y,
wesf.rn rangers s3Gsi 10 fed Western steers 81 100
81 q Tevans - anaSJ 10 The supply Of hogs go
hc,y II depressed the trad" and values dropped
hqrk about IOc Fair choice. 81 13us3 o2i, packers.
light 81 Go3ss hogs 60 Slds3 80 Tho demand Tor sheep
Was moor nr,ces forced down l0nl5c Good 10
choice lambs - :5asG: native sheen s4as4 40: mixed
sheen 81 iOGS3 10. and Gull stun cold below
that range Recepts-Cattl". 1000 head hogs $4,000
sheep. 1000 -, .
Ea,t Ilunrlo Aug. 3i.-catte-Thsre was one load N
cattle on sale The demand not particularly active
The feeling rather more than ordinarily conservative
calves In moderate supply. fair demand and showed no
choice n extra veal calves ~ ZobSI 90
good n choice 80 1871 81 25 Sheep and arhsThe offer
Inss were tight only seven loads The market was
sronec- good kind and the offerings pretty wei
cleaned W. lambs choIsc to extra seas@ q.
s5Hs5 80. sheep ch,ce to extra - aog' Z:
asa 80 canadas were in tar demand and .old ;ltil.
I'm, % lond-. Light hogs IN good demand when
corn led bur heavy hogs and niRs were hard u sell
Ueavv were auofahle 81 io7st u: Workers 81 20f
a. ~ nigs 81 gpdst 81 5ods3 TO- s: I3s
e. 90 srass<rs 81 n5Gu 10 There was good clearance
of the desirable grades. but some heavy and pigs were
held
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-01

coTToN-The situation IN the local cotton marke' is
without mportan, change or feature To-days mar
ksi supply dull during the greater part Of the
~ssion with fluctuations restricted 10 matter of :
POINTS decline ID futures Liverpool, instead n
expected advance and predictions Tor heavy receipts
ta1se5 a decline a. the opening q laS points Inc
market however. showed fair amount ~ steadiness.
cute Of Continental buying orders being IN el-
d.nce ara cf accounts as well weather reports being
iaytlin. bu sat sfacory Business early IN the after
ts1n cam. 70 o. npete staadsti but picked up some
with tn close d1ll AZ net loss 81 70 s
po-, To3ays ofclal Weainsr bulletin was practcally
rereratior yesterdays report indicating continued
the Atlantic States normal temperature over me
par absence Of moisture IN
ne Southwest Private DISPATCHES from the Eastern cot
20 perhaps. the most gloomy yet Tec-Nei
Rg sLe1!lrg stalk ans Insects were iresiy
euganed Of The lover bo,ls Ia many instances we're
~ b rrttirg. with conservative parties Gaining
aa unless d. weather IN soon with plenty q sun
hLs he crop in that section would be far under early
slnse
he contract prices in the loea! market today
&
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-01

sro' e'ton the local narke, c.osed quet with price.
Iehsnsei the basis Of ~ ~ rndGinS urland and
e ~ ric9Nng Gulf comrarei with 1916 ard
r Tespeorvely last year. Total sales Of 900 bales
hlcl 100 bales 20 snuners and 800 bales on contract
sIW colt Southern markets. Kidding Guoief. was
e-sy reported ~ special dspatches ~ our ExchsnRe
a. blows New Orleans qu.e-. 57sc. sales. III oa-s
,'ves'cn Gue, Lee. sales 49, bales: Mohl' qu,c
a-e Lie lower. sales - bales. Charleston STEADY &C.
S,s ~ bales. Wilmington Guet. 5i4c faliimore morn
t &c Augusta steady 80 sales Cos bales. st LouiA
F,t 7-lsc. sales 2co bales.
%. export thus far this season has been as
-''.l ,o-A,y ;-g I3o
rhus Ear rms vaet IL 7S1 80 o5G2
81. September l....... 53i 253 sieT6T 3m62l2
-. yeas receipts a. New-oreans were 2e9l lo1 bales
"e"pt- A. the pJ'is interior POINTS iday, com
p.'tl win he sana Cay ,asi Meek IN las. year: