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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-09-20
RETURN OF SPANISH TROOPS.
Cen. COrren Orders the Sick to Sail
For Home First

Madrid Sept. 19.-The minister of war
Gen. Correa, has issued Instructions for
the return Of the Spanish troops in the
West Indies.
The sick are TO leave first, and the
archives especially those relating TO the
war, will be brought to Spain with the
arms, ammunition, flags and materials
stored in Cuba and Porto Rico.
The minister is greatly incensed at Gen
Toral for having sent him a dispatch on
the latters arrival at Vigo, Spain from
Santiago de Cuba, and said Toral ought
to be court martialed for his conduct as
governor Of Santiago.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-09-20
SENATOR GRAY's SUCCESSOR.
Senator c. j. Faulkner Named On the
Canadian Commission.

Washington, Sept. Ex-senator C. j.
Faulkner of West Virginia, was to-day ap-
pointed to the position on the Canadian
commission made vacant by the retirement
of Senator Gray when he was transferred
to the Paris Peace Commission.
The tender of the position was made by
the President in a personal interview with
Senator Faulkner, and was accepted by the
latter.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-09-20
MIssIssIPPPs FEVER.
The Patient at jackson Rapidly
Sinking and VIII Die.

Sinking and VIII Die.
Jackson, Miss, Sept 19.-Dr. Purnell
has returned from Raymond, where he
went to investigate a case of suspicious
fever, four miles IN the country, near the
county farm. He reports that 1t is not
yellow fever. No new cases have ap-
peared in Jackson. The patient, Manley,
is sinking, and 1t is thought he will die
before morning. DR.. Birchett wires from
Taylor's that two new cases have ap-
peared at that place. No new cases at
Orwood. The board of health announces
as soon as DR.. Carter of the marine hos
pital service wires that he has made prep
parations for the fumigation of freight un-
der the regulations adopted by the Atlanta
convention, it will be allowed to be ship
ped into Mississippi.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-09-20
A HURRICANE IN SPAIN.
Six Persons Killed and Many In
jured at Seville.

Madrid, Sept. ia destructive hurri-
cane to-day swept over Southern Spain.
doing great damage in the provinces Of
Seville and Granada.
Six persons were killed and many in
jured ana a number of buildings were de-
stroyed at Seville and eighty-five houses
were demolished and many persons fell
victims 10 the storm at Gaudix, in the
province of Granada
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-09-20
FORTY THOUSAND TO CUBA.
Ten Thousand Men to BE Ordered to
Cuba In Two Weeks.

Washington, Sept. 19.-It is the present
intention Of the administration to send to
Cuba, as a garrison force for the island.
about 1000 troops in addition to the force
now in Santiago under command OF Gen.
Lawton.
The organizations, which are to com
prise the Cuban garrison. have not all been
designated yet. but 1t is assured that at
least half of them will be volunteers.
Within two weeks orders win be issued
for the movement TO Cuba of the first 10. (.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-09-20
Alnbnmn,n QnarantIne.

Montgomery Ala, Sept. 19.-The state
has a strict yellow fever quarantine
against any one from New Orleans and
other infected places entering the state,
and Montgomery also has quarantine
guards on every train.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-09-20
To he Inferred at Richmond.

Richmond, Va, Sept. ia telegram re-
celved here tonight from Mrs jefferson
Davis says the funeral of Miss Winnie
Davis viii take place in this city on Fri
day, the exact hour not yet being decided
upon.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-09-20
MRS. DAVIS STILL FRUSTRATED.
Her Physicians Report Her COndi-
tiOn About the Same.

Narragansett Pier, r. l., Sept 19--Late
this afternoon the physicians In attendance
on Mrs. Davis reported that her condition
was about the same. She is yet too III to
be able to read the messages Of coincidence
that are arriving from all parts Of the
country.
On Wednesday afternoon the remains OF
Miss Winnie Davis viii be removed to the
parlors OF the Rockingham Hotel, where
they may be viewed by friends, The
funeral services will be held at Richmond,
Va, on Friday.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-09-20
NIrs. Hnrea NOW En Route.

Colorado Springs, Col. Sept. 19.-Mrs. ].
A. Hayes daughter of Mrs. jefferson Da-
Wis. has started for Narragansett Pier TO
attend the funeral of her sister, Miss Win
ME Davis.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-09-20
FUNERAL or MISS DAVIS.
Interment In the South, But Date Not
Announced.

Announced.
Narrangansett Pier. r. l., Sept. 19.--Ar-
rangements for the funeral of Miss Win
ME Davis have not been completed. The
date of the funeral will not be decided
upon Until Mrs. James A. Hayes of Colo
rado, daughter of Mrs. Jefferson Davis,
is heard from.
Mrs. Davis Is stlll prostrated and unable
to read the many messages of coincidence
which have arrived from all parts of the
country. kilograms from the Southern
states have been coming in rapidly all
day.
The interment will occur in the South
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-09-20
A 100000 FIRE AT WASHINGTON.
Several Buildings at Twelfth and b.
streets Destroyed.

Washington, Sept. 19.-The seven-story
brick and steel building on the southwest
corner OF Twelfth and F streets. occupied
outftters, was destroyed by fire tonight,
as well as several small buildings on both
Twelfth and Il streets. The Twelfth street
side OF the Columbia Theater was dam
aged by fire and water. The total loss
will aggregate nearly s2O0o0
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-09-20
FRENCH SHORE QUESTION.
British Special Commission Cruising
Along the Treaty Coast.

st. Johns, Newfoundland, Sept. 19.-The
British special commission to inquire into
the French shore question started to-day
for a cruise along the treaty coast. The
colonial government has scored signal
victory by inducing the commissioners to
accept the cooperation Of the colonys
representative. MIR. Mersford.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-15
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 15 1898.

prime lambs Sc 7Jqs6 25 feeders 81 G5fs3 10 Receipts
Cattle IS 600 head hogs. 2S. CO., sheep. II 900.
Cincinnati. 14-Hoss strong. S3ns4 20; cattle
steady SO 1881 So sheep easy s2a>- oo' lamos io"e'
s. 50aS3 Is.
East Buffalo N Y. Sept H-Cattle-ln the absence OF
earle The market nomnay unchanged The
feeling steady Arm on good butcher grades and
steady on top grades Of stockers Calves we're In light
supply demand and steady Choice 10 extra were
IS JGsS 75 good choice. S7IsI 80 sheep and lambs
The offerings liberal about z. loads me market
rather slow and from loHl3c lower under a mon
erate demand Lambs, choice 20 extra were auotaoe
Sc osNsG good choice SO oorSb 70; coMmon 10
fair s!ls5 30: mixed sheep choice TO extra ~ Gst %;
good to choice S4Tsi y; common 10 far ssu*s DO
Hogs-The market considered abnormal with only a
Moderate number on sale IL Ionds while orders
Jorh,e that volume The basis rose 81 40 or about
,o hioh.r Than exnec,ed on the start These prices
oro he result 81 several DAVIS Inadequate supply and
good h,, NOT ahnnrroalIy large demand. Workers.
vo,ohis ~ e. 50, medun &, a. heavy - 2s6s4 30:
e. ,n@st ~. roughs "a esGs3 5 ataes 81 1898 Is:
rrs.sers e. I53sI m Al the orerlrgs cleaned
rnn with orders in the field unsatisned. Some buyers
held to SOC limit at which price. however none
could be bought.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-15
foreclosure Sales.
NETWORK SUPREME COURT, County OF


NETWORK SUPREME COURT, County OF
~ New-York Frederick w Pitcher. Plaintiff against
Gustav T. Muller and others. Defendants.
In pursuance ~ a Judgment ~ Foreclosure and sale
duly entered in the above entitled action bear
ing date the 10th day August. 1898 !. the under
signed the Referee said judgment named. Will sell at
Public Auction at the New-York Real Estate Salss-
room No. III broadway in the Borough Of Manhattan
CIV OF New York the ?Th dsy % September ISIS
al ~ o. clock noon that day. by william Kennedy
IL s,li and therein described as follows: -
All that lot pleee or parcel Of land situate in the .3ni
Ward Of the Citv 81 New-vork teeinning at point
formed by the intersection ~ the Sou,hrastey side a.:
s,sbbns Avenue with the southery side q Home street
rnpny thence Easerly along said Home street hfy-two
and feet therce Southern, ninety four eet thence
Norhvestey hundred and two and 1iO0 feet 20 the
eor;heast-ry sid. OF stebhlns Avenue thence NORTH
% 100 feet 20 the point place
~ sad se"-ral dimensions or ess.
he,rc heretofore conveyed 10 OLYMPIA
porf,nti hy Henry Tiffany and Caroline c. his wife.
nv ,eed bearing tho 18Th OF December 1856 and
Corded Dererner 1856 In Lber 2oil ~ Conyeyauces
al pn9e 10 in N. Of the Register OF the City
County ~ Nev-York. -
Dated. New-York scptsmhr 2. ins
A. n CARRINGTOS. Attorney FOR Plaintiff ii5 Broad
wav n. y City.
The following diagram ~ the premises described
In the foregoing notice Of sale
Home Street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-15
CASH QUOTATIONS.
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

coFFEE-Busress In Brazilian coffee futures con
,nucs upon unimporIn scale, WITHIN narrow Fhr'h
lions and with tendency still downwafd mere IS
s an absence OF outside speculative interest ana INC
sn"nators are that the professional Traders
rrs little nducement make ventures on either see 81
~. account IL admitted that prices are cW-So loW'
a. TACT a. 10 forbid confidence N selling io short nc
count Under ordinary conditions there might De some
t.np,ston 20 OF the disappointing movement
~ new coffee indicated In the daily l"celts al MO
ard Santos connection with current 'oN Prices the
refuse 70 anticipate wants ah9 me
whoe market rules tame. Only ore lot changed hahls
on the open,ng call sales UP to IL m. j. 0V hacE anu
sr me entire session bass The market was hnoly
oui4. with prices unchanged 10 rons net lower Inc
without near.y all arnntt me mar
net Havre and Hamburg were both cahed as lower
me Rio Santos markets were ais, Lover ire SPOT
demand was Inactive market closed Cul at nom
inaly unchanged prices. NJ RIO. invNcc l1's, o.sc
s,S ioteins rarcsis G2c Steamer Correnies cleared
santos Yesterday with LOCO bags.
Tn. range NJ prices In the LEGAL market io'ay
uaA az follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-15
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston. Sept n-Cotton quiet. miidling 5.c low
ordinary itsc. - fS3 bales
France, 7oie sales 1872 spnners 81; stock
s57
baltimore. Sept. I4-Cotton nominal midding. &C. low
m.dllng Ice good ordinary isc. gross receipts 200
stock 20le.
Cincinnati Sept. i4.-Cotton quiet mlddinG 5%c low
ridilng 5ac good ordinary SIC; receipts, GO bales
shipments asa stock. llI0I.
Houston. SEPT. H--Cotton steady. middling. 5-lcc
low ridding. +l1-iec; good ordinary 0 lee receipts
i>f bales. shipments 1859 sales. 6iJ stock ~ 40
-. Louis. sept. l-Cotton Quiet. m'dilins. 55-iGc
low mlldlng 10 lGc: good ordinary il-lsc. net
ceipts 237 bales gross $50 shipments Isl; stock,
- so.
Savannah Sept lS.-Cotton quiet and easier middling
5Ic; low mldilng 10 Ice receipts 800 bales expor,
constwise. lOoO; gales 2sl. stock. 2i.47a.
Mobile Sept. l4.-Co'fon easy; middlins, SIC; low
mddlng 4tc good ordinary ⪼ receipts. 3s3 bales;
sales 90. stock. $40
Norfolk s,pt. i4-Cotton quiet middi'ng s.c low
mddns II6c; good ordinary 4'.c reeeips 80 bales;
exports constwise. $50. sales Iai: stock CIR
New Orleans Sept. l4-Cotton quiet. mddns o0-16c:
low middllng Is lee good ordinary. 0l6c: receipts
3 AS bales: sales. i.500: stock. co 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-15
NAVAL STORES.

Tn. local market for spirits turpentne was hrm but
quiet and unchanged to-day News from savannah nai-
Gated stasticay strong position at that point WIN
prices tending upward on demand In our mar
ket about steady with business only moderate
n We quote:
TAR-Regulnrs. 81 50.
TAR OIL Barrels So So
PITCH ST ~
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-31a3lhc ,oa.,
pOSIT-Cofnnlon good strained. 81 3'uSl
81 IL; r 81 55 G. 81 81 H. 81 10; IS: n, 81 80; NJ
81 IS. " 81 90; IS c. So 40. w w. e 70.
STOCK ON HAND
ROslr
Sr z "a
i'"i "'''
wilmington Sept. I.-Spirits turpentins nrn 2.sy
,seeIns CO cashs R0sn firm. 81 GSl %; receipts
2ss bis Crude turpontne hm 81 1oaS 10 receipts ~
bnls Tar Arm 81 So receipts, TAG bits
Charleston. Sept. l4.-TuFpentine firm 2''se' Rosh
nrr unchanged o,,, ,- zoo
bbis. receipts bills Rosin firm. unchanged; saes
1855 bbls receipts, 1900 bbls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-15

doing but price, no h.rher Cloths
a.p h aIfa ter and all
hallth. disturbed BY eonaicns estimate. of the
bush ' nu.n thu S '1
aSou suh 'hs r expert h. "@ps
heayis:, prevou. French slocooo bush IN
9 @ I.Th.T s ays:Sn3s e.
buyers Of future. again ,odsy ai,housh the espT IN
, heres, sv we. not :, Vigorous 81 on Tossay AZ al Pos
the market weTe an caste, opsnns forenoon ray FOL
the close on the smaller French crop es
innate u Which came out late in the at,erncon TIC
iayiudins dsSa. Of ssG ., vs4aooI
,g'ns snd 81, good for sP' the wheat s
gradually eased of remained rather weak unnI
% m S Ten la. v few
u.s. t ea! S loss o PARTS wheat c9ss 2sSss Points
above the p,svi9us day The domestic movement was
winter wheat nj all porte 100000 bush less than
f the ,s same s da as and pn Wheat m sas
ago. for the week thus FAR the combined
Hsans Rn s sg ws sssh e' over
Su NJ d au5 IN December po and
.o over to arrive. No Norhern Duluth 4'sc over e
CROP news bersr and the market after symIaz
'ssns r at rs VII The early .rcnTh n whsS' 1sr%
WAS also weak a, soho no. deelne. Both ne wsebIy
ISM Indicating that the crop was out Il danrr from
frost The interior this week is 905 oNo bush
ahead NJ while 2'6oro bush behind
the figures OF week LQudst was an after
noon feature more prominent at the West than mere
Shippers took g Dads. all ports No corn closed sc
S %cTc nsnS n se & a Isa baeSse %
entire neglect ny spectators Cash were firm On
whites sales ~ 10000 bush exporters. mostly
heavy white No closed &c. NJ oats &c
No . white 29c; No white oGc: No white clips c,
mixed 22I26c; white. 23fi RYE
Market steady No 2 Western 5l%c, b, ahost; Sc
e Buffalo State rye. +7isc. T. New-York. CARROTS
..... HARLEY Market dull mailing. A"G4oc delivered
New-York feeding 33@3aisc, C T. Buffalo; 30hc c e
New Vel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-15
ETHIOPIAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool sept. IA. p. n,.-CottonSpo fair demand
prices l-32d lower American midiling fair 2l32d:
good midiing 100 mitdling, 3i.d; low middilns.
2 a 12d: good ordinary i5-i6d ordinary. md. The
1900 bales ot which 800 for
speculation and export and included $500 American:
futures opened quiet. with moderate demand. and
closed barely s,endy: American midd.ins. IN ssptem-
Der. 30-Gtid3 10 CAD buyers September and October.
s6+d sellers. October and November. S64d buyers:
November December, 5S+t buyers; December and
January 564d buyers January and February, S'da
sellers FebrIary and March. 6S4d buyers March
and Apr,l GGil3 G4d buyers: April and May 6+d
az sellers MAY and June s64dq3 04d Sellers
June and July, e-6iia3 10 Cad sellers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-15
TO CONTRACTORS.
-SEALED PROPOSALS for furnishing the ma

- terals and performing the labor required
fary for the and finishing power plant
ms ventilation and hot water supply: water supply and
distribution plumbing and drainage. engines and genera
tors. and the electric wiring and fixtures: OF new
ebony hospital and accessory buildings Central
Isl!p ~ y for Manhattan state Hospital. may be
10y mall. or delivered IN person up 10 40 p. ~: on
Thursday the ODD dsy OF September 1885, Hon.
Henry p Howiand Presdert Of the Board Of Manages.
No; Madison Avenue: New York city, a; which time
Drawings and specifications may be consulted ana
blank forms Of proposals obtained the once Of the
board o. managers No Madison Avenue. New York
CITY the Office OF l. G. Perry. Architect, In the
CAPITOL AZ Albany. n. Y .
Each bid must incloscd In envelope sealed and
addressed 10 Hon Henry L. Rowland. President OF the
Board ~ Managers. Nc. Madison Avenue. New York
CITY and endorsed with the title Of the work which BID
ders propose to do. z~>
Secretary OF the Board Of ManaKera
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-15

ousrtermas,ers Office 1913 Summer St. Boston. MasA.
August IL isos-Sealed proposals. tripicats. will b
received here IL o'clock A. NJ september H. 1893
and then opened for supplying 1000 ubjec 20 incresss
OF American white marble Head
stone, In slabs uovernment reserves right to reject any
or a PROPOSALS articles OF domestic
production manufacture. conditions OF quality and
price uncudng in the price OF foreign productions and
nnutactues duty thereon being equal Informato
furnished on application Envelopes containing proposals
,houd be marked Proposals for Headstones and al
dressed to j. Nee. HYDE, O. NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-15
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. Sept. Ii.There was good demand for cattle
0-day and the email prevented weakness -
prices Choice 81 251s5 65: medium. GNa$4 ~:
bees slQsi 90 sockers and feeders DTsi: bulls
81 5oltsi .S. calves S4GST
western rangers 60 en6si %. Wcsierr fsd soerr 10
40. rr.ans 81 2SGss 20. There lively demand
fr hoss which reru:tei IN sudden advance Of 3Vioe
Fair 10 choice. s,dfi ~; PACING lots 81 s5qS3 ~
butchers 80 7lsA IL: myof 81 Todsi IN; light 81 75f
&, IS pies s3ds With such liberal offerings 0. sheep
strength !, prices confined 10 the desirable
noeKs ciher grades moved on slowly n, declining vsues
Native sheen 81 GITs 90 Western sheer SO $50
81 25 feeders 50 s0g}i. muttons 4gsi -: inferior u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-15

The Approximate CT the lien charge satisfy
which the above described property to sold Is
$3.50 -. with Interest thereon from the day OK
August is3S, t2gsther w!th ALLOWANCES
amounting - s::p ~, with interest from August 81,
1925 together with the expenses Of the sale The az
plONlma.e amount Il assessments. other liens
which are 10 be allowed 10 the purchaser out cf the
purchase money. paid by the Referee. Ia $50 80 and
interest.
Dated, Ncw-York September .. 1875
CHARLES u. BURRILL. Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-15
THE STATE or TRADE.

Ruralo Sept f4-sprinr wheat. No spot wheat on
saIe and buyers anxious No Northern cnere1 ~ 'ac
not Winter inquiry good. stronger no 2 req
c7ikc. easy, No yellow. @iAc; No ysow 80 a..
N 4 yellow 3a%c: No corn. '3i3c; No . corn 55c'
onts ilos grades firm. light weights weak No wnlte;
c5ic. 30 3 white 23i?G2sc No white 22I25c' no
nl,eA c2iac NJ 3 mixed. 2lMc. Barley nothing ao'LY'
Dvo guct: No on track. 4s.c Canal ireghts sttany
flour spring grades weak and tending lower WIN
ter unchanged. .
chicago sept l4.-The leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-15

ss. cotton In tn. local marie, closed seady with
.ees -l6o lower basis OF 5Ao for n!dding upland
~ e for mld6ling Gulf. compared With 1So and
ne Respectively year Total sales 0f I3J bales were
" consumption. Spot cotton In Southern markets.
lsn,ai's quoted ofeiaiy reported by special d.-
se.n-- Exchange follows: New'OTlehns quiet,
ip.Sise: .sl.- 800 bales Mobile easy 5%c i-lGc
ssi. nes 90 bales. Savannah quiet end easter 5tc;
a." ~ bslas Charleston steady. 6bc. Wilmington
,s;. she. u. lower. Norfolk quiet, bbe. hc ioweri
al ba.ss Baltimore nominal. &c Augusta quiet.
c, partially i-l0c lower: sales go bales 81. Louis
fiso s-iec. ilGc lower Memphis s;eney SIC; snes.
ne export Increment thus far tis season has been
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-15
no CONTRACTORS-ScaIed proposals foi

Furnishing the materials and performing the labor
.oursa and necessary for installation Of engine
and generator at Kings Park. n. Y. for Long Island
sac Hnsolta may by mall delivered In per-
SON up 10 4so p. NJ. Monday the goth day Of Sep
,sn,her 1905 10 Truman j. Backus. Presdent OF the
nosrd of Mana gers Arhucke Building Brooklyn ~. T..
Al which time place the board will receive and open
proposals - =. -, -. -.
s,rms Of proposals obtained the once Of the Board Of
Areucke Building Brooklyn. N. Y. the
oiea cf Perry Architect. In the Capitol at Albany.
y. !.
Each bid must be enclosed in On envelope sealed snd
addressed Truman J. Bsckus President Of the Board
on Mana gers Arbuckle Building Brooklyn. ~. r.. and
endorsed Proposals for engine and generator,
TRUMAN J. BACkCS
President Of the Board Of GanageeA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-15

-. tLonK IND MEALCTneTe was less sotyt ,rsdt IN
precious nrm standing with ii,s dl'pas,ion e sh2te
Flaming the d.po;l,lon stand on tr,ser develop
srarh. ss, o' ~n,s sr'f pa'cn,s asq sprar
II win'st e seats Is Nc srses' sI.5ss arrive,
FLouE~Fi5m quoted gu, at g 3oas2 c g E.
MEAI9.ie d%s 44iie sSss::
n' y ns S"S' x GSass IN O Su sad SSs
e2hgs5e; to arrive eogs21ae mi6e!ins bulk 500
s24as2s to arrive; screening 4OasOs
% tSs q 81 p on The S due
chiefly /, unsatisfactory cables reaching mark" which
ssa nc f s%sDG Of AS Fa me s s d,
t.s,ins ana generally unsyo1able repor;. from ne 81
Yesterday ' BY tie Va au;hores ' lod scn
inclined to look to the long side Of the account the
s s .o . the sk .G Tns was s sna s
mood Of all classes OF operators evidently nckie The
checked whs,sver Of epos:ior mere was to sell in con
n.son With ne uncertain status OF the cop
snners pending more definite testimony from Texas the
ben repotnr un.s,.aotorv wes.her or samsTe rossS
insec; rayaTe, ana fom shedding ard rust As soma
cent 'rl III. outlook IN July and as the parties making
10 attention there all around desire to slow
Al n. fame time the bear element reused t, maze
that with trade conditions at home and abroed
present, Il not oonsidcraoy lowtr pies The market was
hr ,, stead, at ne' l's' q; 9alo points ,..
dout,.dly continued Angus, and the opening
., September have created conservative view o
the promised from the outlook early In August but
10 fair 70 state that crop estimates have not
Teen reduced below the estimate ~ consumption for tho
las, sAason Granting the consumpton OF American
cotton last have been s.SN.ooD bales. tho
1880 600 bales to be carried over in visible OF in
VISIBLE supplies Therefore the spinrers feel that IL tho
Yield this 100000 bales they need have
no fear Of any scarcity In Tho supply but that they may
contract for the delivery o. their ana the manu-
fscurs % cloths without the least fear OF being
caught short with loss through scarcity IN their
sunrly Of raw material"
The range OF prices in the local market to-day
was follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-15

sugar wa. In good demand at former prices All new
contract contained restriction that shipments Were
subject indefinite delay. rehners being behind from from
Eve daya weeks already Gu 1tations folIow;
in,s. 5.pic: cut loaf 5aic. crushed aV4c; powur.ru
sac coarse powdered sac: graduated h.e: hne giahu
sac confccti9ners grarulo,ed 3.c; cubes s$s NNNA
powdered 5.ic: mould A. SAc: diamond 4. b.,c' cor
fections' A SIC: No l. 5. as 3-iGc: No 3lhc; 70 s.
s-i6c; 40 A. aloe; No s. 51c No O. 5lo1"c: no !,
I aic; No = 10 &c: No 80; No 10 ave: No -
4.c No ~ 4tc No ID. 4iic; No u. 4iie' No 10 t@e