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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-09

Cash quotations follows Flour. quiet and easy;
No spring wheat. SOC; No 2 spring wheat. 'ogSs;
No red SIC; No . corn 32S132Ac: No yellow,
22N G33c; n, oats. ?3s.c No white &c: No white
&c: rye. i5iec. No barley. 3i93oc; NO max
seed 81 4s Prime timothy seed. 25i1c mess PORK per
Dbl S. s5so 10; lard per 100 H. s. 2Iafs' 90 snor,
ribs sides noos- 81 Bill Ts5 & dry s.ef shoulders
% ~ls1r - 80 o.
sugars cut LOAF unchanged On the Produce Exchange
. ,ay III" Hitf"r
dairies iimi3c: eggs nTr, fresh lO'.c.
Cincinnati. jelly s.-rlour dull, Wheat quiet; No
s5c: &c. Corn quiet: No mixed 3fhSc. Cnts
eaeier: No mixed. 25isc. Rye quiet No :, 4or Lard
Arm. s. ~.
Minneapolis July swheat steady; July SIC: Septem-
tt.. Gss.c December &c: No hard Ss%c. No North
ern. s6Ac: No Northern. SAFE. Flour unchanged.
Bran unchanged
Philadelphia July s.-Wheat strong and 2'c higher;
contract grade July s3I.Ts3sc Corn firm and " higher
July 35sg 35'.c. oats n.m iac higher: No white
clipped 3O.03c: No 3 white DO .0s q3Oc; No mixed
2sisI29c Butter s,eadv fancy Western creamery. l7c
DO prints Eggs firm: fresh nearby 49, Do Western
l2iic do Southern lie. Receip,e-Four 2G0 bbs. 5000
sacks corn, 1000 bush: 1900 bush. Shipments
Wheat 700 bush; corn. $1,000 bush: oats oo0 BUSH
ST. Louis July s-Four unchanged Whe. Soo,sp,s
higher No red cash. elevator. i9c bid track sotsic
July !5c September cs'.c asked D'sember ss.sc BID
No hard cash. IIuIsc. Corn-Spot nrm. scarce No z
cash 8c: July '.c september az bid o }5.
July 22c BID September. 2s,sc; No z white :7S2sc
creamery li1Gisc; dairy, l0alic Eggs firm oc loss OIL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-09
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New~York Friday. July $. 1895.
CoFFEE-The coffee market was featureiess and unin-
Resting throughout to-days session. after opening
saiy with prices unchanged to points higher SAFES
c,it we 2sp there further bisi-
oss m ~ II nj or for the session. TIE market
was Naay quiet the opening range. European caoes
mad. satisfactory for the Gsy. BGazan cables
wee quite good looked for. receipts al MO ara
Santos falling below expectations 1t was narrow IVSa
almost entirely 81 outside speculative
interest Business spot Brazilian coffee save no
srcourasement operators in futures The SITUATION
slms up like this Prices too low for corhient
selling FOR while stocks are too large ana
cron prospects brilliant fo- bull operations Yesterday
The steamer Nasmyth. with 300 bags. and tie steamer
Darwin $500 bags, cleared santos Coree stocks
n Havre $50 bags including s2suoo bags Brazilian.
ssanst bags and $1,000 bags respectively last
week SPIT Brazilian coffee ruled inactive and nominal
At former prices No kio. Cc invoice lots. and Csc
jotbing parcels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-09
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York. July = ls9s
nsasns IS cars or export alive 1872 drsS to sy
al Ia Ts %:. rs,:a fair arm n. ys
sssf s S. ;s Carload vsn
y.s1as q" &C. Gs""Sn ss'" ary %
Dressed beef was in COED demand at ITsc per 70 for In
days Si end nis s.rpoo quoted
at F io.c rcfseaiSr beef armef aoiac r. i've
h .osa w carry o London as
FOR Hill Sons and l25 cattle for Epps,eIn Sanders
hf dn r and ?s head f
trur 70 vep $s q BEEF :ssen for o s"
Denbac making the total .tpmens for the week from
beef ports OF Great Britain with the exception of
ohio 8 1890 q N . ,ss1
3 j H. IS n dc 81 ls r. g. e g: H. s $. 81 m
Is % 2 p % 81 IisJ y "a 90 at s Il 40 s 80 s
q We = 4 ~ on; 49,. p ;; 4, g! MI:
.S'; 8; f. = e 'iss -
a. i.Si s s. !, i. is
NJ a; T. sa 2i s s'i 1'' q s. ssH o4 H. s
. 81 Collins. 81 vlrslnI. steer. es7 N. at 81; 10 Viz
Anars ss mullen; bull, 500 ID at S. yearns' s4s
With as % s Asa ." .s
CITY, TS.. was ,l. ss,,sr ton. to the trade and
stock od inn. aT ne, prices , about iGS
S;yss ct '2gs9 @ ss.r S dressed s' y
s..g at a'' S.. n as', ss. S .S for
5, a I'd ~ Mullen y s 50 vs e. 70 % st.
At s; 5o 20 DO 1872 NJ Of S. 25 fed calf ISIS 70. at
ST. 10 iui!.rmilks. I2i n. a 81 %. .u
:s$.. i. 10 !. !;
p o. rs n a, So 10 bu''emilh i'' b. at 80 'O
DO .' ss %ss s va i7s Sis' g; 3d. %
j. III H@ n1's' Fro IS YEAS 10 m IS 49, fed
J. Hel,dn s veais 100 70. a. IS 4o FED" calves.
u g curtis Son: 20 vea, 1853 ~ a, IS 49, fed
South Caroline eraser, ;, 2 ss 10 sa;,: s
sItEP AND LAMBS Receipt. today were ny carr arr
butcher, and sls for the market maSns Wh tho
cy There some s inquiry for nTme f hanay
sn s NOT %Na .f!S goa n light ppy
.s Hs n.n even Ss Hs s.. sa
oGF 70 sos 6 s@ nfse '; os s.
Gss az Gns per shos. amss
sysrasc a! s. per loo n 2ds Ks1;uck% d. g n a,
81 rs 2Ss Virginia do 90 n nj - SIN 20? DO "a ~ M
IS Is; 1873 do Ga H. s. 37ia ia do 80 No. At 81 ~.
30 do - 10 81 % Maryland sheep. III 10. at 81 20:
III virginia h. g m AZ 8; "a
n Collins 100 Penns lvana lambs as n. At 80;
81 Virginia do n 50 i0 2+l do az No. Al ~ 1c',;
oIO d. ~, So 10 Virginia sheep. 10 10, at g g,
= Judd & Co: II state lambs, ~ n, at - -: 20,
81; buck. 100 n at So ..
] H. Wilkerson 231 Kentucky lambs % N. at ~ 30.
Newton u Co.: Ii5 Buffalo sheep 9s NJ at -
Warrington Il Co: ohio lambs. GS II. at - 10
Andw Mullen: % state lambs 10 n. at Sc 80 State
Guiding . head the market. Feeling steady. and In
quoted at S41&A ~ per 100 ~
country dressed dull 5aG.c per 10 for medium 10 gh
weights m, q. .
H. II Hollis: : State hogs. 20i II average. at
81 40 per 100 N; . roughs. 25J No. at 81 40.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-09

IsGG;sc lln,s.a American raw ne.ae American boiled
:f 's ' an. ;'' s;sas. IN hog
p pro. twas was sui'eauen,y Ieraced ~ weaker
rsduc early IN n. isS 0' 4se Tss Was
s , ss2': q, s Ss.a sS''o 81 St
9s1, quoted; Mess $40 So family ST packet. tiia
ss "a' Tsii SEsr sns ass 'i
r rrSrS1 .Ne lsc,is s.s leo m sHe pigs ass
10 N, eddie i'm s.aS,c Picked sScuaeTs .ea "i
a .ss es'4 e. hans %:. .'ss'y ?'s.s 7as
L2 sTsadF ely ss,ss country a''Gane LaRn
quoted iy South +aS s"''si
SS0%'" s'si .S vs: l': c'mHsTHfa :a
F nTG quoted s.t. oIs0 Sc ely ARD .i.srlne ',,ao.
sisn s'AGIe, ,obolns lois tie rol' y tay's
y s%s'I' some s:G: fs.
shade better hgnres Quotations follow; Domestic
prime cheic: qaoRc: head !a7'sc; s ra'n. ecc
Rsrrdon 'l IN bG sSac sSpa" e0c Java 'AS'se
sr Was an es,s.a'rs, .y a,y Il the local ca.
While S'Ts ussi to-
f S So ' s, ne sss; Of .e for 60 test .snriuss nc
don news again very aIsappoinins Can. At TIA,
P Sa % ' ga ss YIN lava aT'Sf i
s rt:n month ds IL was c gS,sa s % IA
ne local mark, inactive pretty much al Day. with
quota sns' % " o"
.r powdersi. $40. c,er-e powdered. stc gr,nuiated
me srsras,ed :sc ccn f.s sra"a.sa s.s
Gqee' r. XX%X r,waer.t an9c mould A. 2 2sc.
&c No 5. &c No T. Sc: 40 5. 4.elc: M G. 4'sc Nc T.
sslca NJ :. NC: No {? 1000: No 70 ~; NO u ''.c
No ~ 4hc No Ia 4+ic M H. 1sc; No II. 43lc: No
H. ihc. This weeks summary Of the statistical ph'tnn
Is made by wllet Cray. shows stocks in the tinted
sstes and Nfa toaether Of 400 a9a asanst 29"t
tons last week ard 6IO5a tons ast year, decrease ~
:5i rlJ vrSer last Stocks In Europe. O0Wp
tons. against ligl5(0 tors asst week and iiIll2 tons
last Total stocks Of Europe AM America, lnl2 ~
tons against 1sD4i4 tons last week. AMI 2otiG2 tons
las; the uneven datts and 2S3 tons a.
date Of June l. last The deficiency o. STOCK
is lG5 l3 tons against deficiency 81 2oI ii' rns
ln~ week and deficiency Of 200 tons December 81,
1897. Their cebe from Hamburg croris shipments 81 900
ot sugar from Hamburg and Bremen this week 1000
Shipments Include 40 tens q refined
sugar.
WOOL EXCHANGE REPORT. Current quotations OF
foreign woods. Dased Wool Exchange official class H.
q, IN al az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-09
LONDON WOOL MARKET.

London July sThe attendance was ytry large at to
bales ard consisted OF selection Of New South
Wales and Queensland medium greasy mernos and VIC
,ora conrbinr These strongly competed for
by the home and Continental BUYERS at satisfactory
nrces Secured also sold briskly. The German repre-
sentaes were more active to-day The sale 10 scheduled
10 close on the 10th The following the sales In de-
tall $3.50 , 10000. ,o.a,. a..
greasy. 81. li0d. xu. ~,...v
STsisd. o.a,. -. x....r en,,h
south Austraa-2oO bales secured. 10dqls 40; greasy
G%N7isd. .,ao,.
Tasmania-3Oo bales; greasy. 6k Toltd. ,,,a, .,.,
Now Zeaand-7.OO0 bales; secured. 'so@i" '"u'
cane Of Good Hope and Natal4o0 bales secured shd0
Is 3D.; greasy 6Is 6Sd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-09
OTHER NARKETs-DY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Iuly s-Buyers failed take hold ~ cattle
freely today Prices ruled weak 70 shade lower.
choice steers $3.50 medium. s55G$+ 75 beef steers
s,ao cows and hefsrs SO l5as, 50 SoGSs 10:
calves 81 5nlfsT: steers 81 Hnntb IN; Texas
steers 81 7sq.i g. There rise Of 5fioc in hogs
on the meacre supply Fair cho,.s 81 eS9Si TO- pack
tsp7i. light 50 7Ogs3s 7's rss. sass 80 No,wih
standing ns ss .nPps o :ne' swe s''fs ,s.
81 e5as2 So spring lambs. siasG Is Recep's-ca"e.
On0 head hogs 22.op,. sheep 1000
Milwaukee July s--Wheat higher No Northern; Sc:
No sprlny SIC Rye higher: No J. 45diosc. Barley
oul,t. 10 .3T5Ic. srmpe 30iz I3ic. ...
Cncnnati July s-Hogs active and higher az q Log iSg
&, O5 cattle dull Sc Gn> 10 sheep steady ~ - o"u
81 Lambs active at 81 $3.50 A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-09
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool July s. $40 wn Yea TeS
Western winter 6s Cd Corn-spot steady; American
mixed new. 30 I,.d. Fuures-July. steady, IS I'D
steady Is 80 Flourst Louis fancy winter
duh. as 3D. Hons London Pacific Coast dull f2g..
nee; duIl, extra India mess lbs Cd: prime mess nos
r IT, AMI nrme ness fine Western 5ls Sd; prime mess
medium western ass I'd Hams-short cut. "a TO 10 70
rs. Cd short rib 20 70 "a No. 20s; long clear mldaies
iIoh, az - rs 10 Dis clear mddles heavy ~ 70
Hs"s, 90 Sos cd short clear backs ~ 10 .3s clear
bellies il to 10 10 3s. shoulders-sGuare j. to ~ no.
duii American finest white and c0lored Dos Cd
Prime city dull lss Sd. Cottonseed ol,LWerpoo' tenneo
Anil l5s Cd Turper tne-Spirits steady, Us hosin-
common steady. Is Ind
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-09

low mldding 55-sc good ordinary. 1916; receipts
~ baes exports 10 Great britain. 400 coastwss 90
salss. Zoo stock. f0l.o3T. WeekyNet receipts. 35os
bales: gross 275 exports 10 Great llrita'n 500 70
the Continent. 52Ii; cosstwise. 1904; ssles, 3tJO
Memphis: july s--cotton tull m'ddlirs. Sac: low
mdding 5hc: good ordinary. 5nc: net receipts; bas;
gross lts: sales. 800; stock, 1855 2I562i 1891 loisu
Wesky.N Net receipts. $50 bales grosr. Go3 shipments
1,hAs2: saes. 525.
Houston. July s--cot'on quiet: midd,ing. 5Ec; low
mi idnR 5'sc: good ordinary. ac; rece pts lp Daies:
shipments. stock s7Gn Wecxy-Recopts. 10G9 bales:
shipments. .IiS sales 3l2
~. Louis. July S.Co,'on quiet; middling. 5'.c; low
mddng. SEC good ordinary, BIC; net receipts. orIe'
gross 10 bales; shipments So; sales 3 stock 3tS2I
Weekly-Net receipts ii3 bales li;J shipments
c,.SD sales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-09
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

fdve,pool July g. D. m.-Cotton-Spot quiet ana
prices unchanged: American middlng 1-l8d The safes
day 5000 bales Of which 800 We're Tor fpecu
laton and EXPORT and included 100 American Futures
opened quiet with a poor demand and closed steady
American m'dtling m July. 81 6id. value July ano
August 2i-sr. sellers August and September ~ "a
az o4-64d sellers: September and October. y sag
sellers: November and December go 6.q3 q DAD. sell
ers: December January 206iI3 Il -64c sellers
January and February 3 -slf3 2l-6id buyers Feb
ruary and March 3 2l-G5l3 % cid seller March and
Aprii % 6id buyers: April and May % 64d sellers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-09

COTrON-Ec radical changes are noted IN sptcuiht.Ne
sat degree with the professional cor ,nssn' Largely 81
csn9 ns w,r ne moro sbsenee o, outside
ssecuative interest ard the rather connc'ng SnaraSe
serva,:ve and tid to-day From the start ransacti1rs
conducted on narrow lines with essnins Up races
August holdings under which this optoa eas r on ,
era. Pon and showed .pve ,sssK nndere pe
much all through the session, being supported TO some
; ssn! By pes By %,
market the r. call steady with prices POINT ut
ne close Sasy sssdy Pon ssnea 10
s ssS.e an s.nd w t s ros sass
Yvsres The market for spo, cotton closed easy With
prices unehsnsa On IN the Sis sales ' innded s
bsies for export and 57 bales domestic spinner spG,
sSp u s. s'ahe sws asoS qne at sale.
bales. oriean. quiet at 5sc sass 500 bales II NOBLE
T %msr,s q, ' sssey at qD SoS a, sac
Memphis dun e sales Son bales Agsus's s saie e at
Inferior points during ee week ended 9SsS
vs s ,t D s. w. be ana a." a bales as
shipmeris assregaed so2 bales agains, IS oo7 bales
, s SO so ss sSo~ S s Of "s
but M i3s bales as compared win lsScIf eaes ns,
cable s E1cb s is's ,a an F # Ss.
exports 81 yarns from Britain for the month 81
June reached .ieeo0 n in round numbers NIB as con.
thus making Total thus is Of iaoa6l 500 10
a. sgains, ITO $50 800 10 same time as season E1
SIC 200 Ss yaid in May ard q: sane
so s sco Of a. With
?a3 587 ESQ yards for the same time lsst year Expors
81 f92p oiI ron f he week nd oda reaching ba
little 10000 bales. The export movement thus far
'''''" mas "e'' Gres, Britain. France Continent;
7 Ios TO-, ,Saa y.. 49,. s,s .sl 1881
Thus Jar ,Sis season 40 o:5 s,a2a5 2.o2a.5oi
The rsage Q. contract prices in the local market to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-09

R;o-Cofee market quiet. No Rio 7SSF0. Exchange:
: 3-led Receipts e.0O0 bags Cleared for the tnl'ed
states 5000 bags. Cleared for Europe 400 bags Stock
Isl. 0CO bags.
The statistical position Of Brazil coffee is as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-09

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables-spot COTTON
iultt sales no1 bales ,pccust.on and espr 20 bsles
American. 1000 bales: middiing upan6s I'D Futures
ooensd quiet. partial l14d decline. Closed steady et
unchanged TO h64d decline December January S2osa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-09
THE STATE or TRADE.

Boston July s-Flou- steady spring patents ~ ~
IS IS 81 5esJ spring and straights
SiTSi 75 winter d. siNst o., Cornmea. quiet, 'svoc
hush 81 s0dSi 81 bib. Corn dull steamer Yellow;
zoe M q tOl3c oats quiet: fancy, aiM24sc Nos ana
3ohD3litc. Milfsei quiet ban, 'prng, s2 Io WIN
ISIS 30. Butter firm: northern. i7c Western. 6sgle:
lmtrIlon. l3Tlic; ladies'. i3c. Cheese hsm Northern
TnG7ac; Western INC.
Punaio. July Spring wheat cu'et No Northern
pulnh. spot sSisc; No Northern sGhc; No Northern
Chcsgn. spot. size: winter wheat no offerings corn
No yellow 3s'.c No yellow 36hc; No yellow,
S5hc: No corn. 3sasr. ~ . sc OH's r'.,,';
y, mixed. 2jc. Rye dull No offered at ACC in store
-Four quiet
Chicago. July sThe leading futures ranged as follows
Wheat No. 2. Opening. Highest Lowest. Closing
s ss1s - 9 ;sts% 81. cslss ossoo.
december ... osagGse. sohaGoS Cs. 81
Corn No. .:
July .,..~... sss ssnass;" go sssS
September 32h ~ 32H 80
December 1914 33's 1851 'S"
Oats No. 2:
July ........... 20 -. 80
September ...... 2lA 2oSq2Jh 2oh4Dt 20
May ..,......" IJS 1"e ~'V-~s ~"'
Mess pork per bbl
September $40 10 $40 10 soo2s ioW
Lard per 100 NJ
July 49,. ssSss ssSS" SO e..
september oU 0oo wv S"~s
Short ribs. per 100 ID:
july ........... vsy,
september 10 . Vo o~ W. -
Mat nj Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-09
con,rAc, prices in the local market to-day

FOREIGN COFFEE MARKETs-santos-CoT mar
ket hln. Good santos. 1850 Receipts 5000
base Stock $4,000 bags. Hamburg-Openec steady. =
10 \ pig higher At 2:3o p Il pig net higher Sales,
500 bales HavreCofee market opened quiet !. franc
higher AT II m. /. higher. AT y. m. steady
and unchanged Closed ;, frame net higher Total sales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-09
STOCK on HA

Char.eson july s-Turpentlne market steady Z3c DID,
nosin quiet. unchanged. A..
esq bts receipts 100 Hrm sales. 1908 bbls re
ceir,. S35} Closed: A. G ID. 95c p. 81 o.; y 10
O. 81 30 IT, l. 81 40; X. 81 40; NJ $50: n. 81 co; c.
81 rs " W. 81 50 $1,000.
Wilmington July s-splrits turpentine hrn 23itT24c
.c,r,s IFS bbls Resin firm 95cdfsI receipts 443 bis
Crude turpentnc quiet sIasi 80: receipts OF bbs Tar
steady 81 80 receipts 100 bbs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-09

WHITE STAR LINE
"A. NEw-YoRK-oUEENs TowN-LrvERPooL
,.,..t,c July 49, noon Britannia. Aug 10 noeo
G:fmsnic July o. noon M.,s.,!s xus T. nsss s
T.m,nnic . Aug g. noon Cymric .......... Aug y
Saloon rates t65 and upwards according 20 osamsr nne
wards steerass on cymric. G.pmane ana Br''ann'A
COS a. ON Ma jestic and Teu,onic. $500.
On frelght and general information apply 70
)" P.'-s' WHITE STAR LINE.
p,., y, AZ North River. ONCE Broadway N. 7.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-09
NAVAL STORES.

There We. noticeable improvement In the temper NJ
the zeal aret ali around also increased inquiry
SPIRITS nrpentine showed positive frmness with good
blsne.s reported. Rnsin ruled quiet, but was SesdiY
holI ter was and moderately active Ahvices Irom
favorable and tended 10 make
local holders conservative. Quotations follow:
TAE-Reguars. 81 s5G$i 05; oil bbls, s3 en-
pITTH-sf S.
SPIRITS TT RPFNTfNE-2fqc6i.e . - .. =.
RosIN-Commor good strained. 81 4Ontl 70: ~ 81 %
3sl sois: F. 81 Nasl ca: O. 81 70; II. 81 s0 81 s2's
X 81 90; NJ 81 o51f2 ~ 50 1882 Is: O. ~ 2oG*2 20
~ " 3O6So Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-09
A0banv [svaM1nN Limo.

Steamers ADIRONDACK end DEAN RICHMOND leave
Od A. ~ r.. foot Canal ST. al r. NJ daily tson-
days excepted connecting Win express uans fol
Thousand Islands. Adirondack and the West summer
Excursion tickets at reduced rates Saturday night steamer
connects with sunday morning train for Saratoga North
Geek Caldwell. and steamer on Lake Oeorgs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-09
A NcHOR LINE.-U. s. NAIL STEAMERS.

NCHOR LINE-U. s. NAIL STEAMERS.
"A GLASGOW VIA LONDoSpERRY
From Pier 81. North River foot OF West z4th-G
Furnessia =. July 49, noon AEchoria August noeS
Ethiopia. July - noon r1rness'a, ." n''~
second Cabin.
rurness,a $3.50. Other Steamers 10.
Steerage Passage.
Furnessia $3.50 Other Steamers, ~ %
ror new illustrated Book OF Tours apply %
urSDEKsON BROTHERS. Agts.. Bowling 0rsse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-09

he movement Of cottor al Liverpool duiing the week
ehcing - day a. compared Win previous weeks wss as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-09

Receipts at the ports and interior points to-day cor
pared with the same day last week and last year;
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Ocean steamers.
N@(RT@ GE@GONRg llWWW

FAST EXPRESS SERVICE.
soUrHAMPTON. LONDON. BREMEN
Lain. tn. July Il. 10 AN. Lain Tu Aug g 70 ~
Travs .Tu July 26 10 AN Traye. Tu.. AUG. 20 10 An
saai.:: .Ta.; Aug. e 2P:M X FredrchAus 90 2PA
TWIN SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE.
SOUTHAMPTON. LONDON. BREMEN.
Prinz Regent Luitpait THURSDAY July a. . A. NJ.
Kali VIM. II JUN Q. 10 AN A.ier Aug. o. A. y
Ems. July %, NJ Kals: VIM IAug ~ An.
OELRICHS & CO., BOWLING GREEN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-09

Receipts OF breadstuns at interior ponts VI ua a.
three clpher (OoO emitted -four bbs grain push hs
FOL
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@udsmm @Gvep 10y WayO0IhG.

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PALACE IRON DAY LINE STEAMERS
NEW YORK" and 'ALbANS'
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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1898-05-21
FIVE OF OUR MEN SLAIN.
Spanish batteries Disable Torpedo
Doat Winslew I'm battle on Car
denas ON Cuban Coast.

Key West. Fla. May l3-when the Unit
ed States gunboat Hudson came up 10 the
government dock at eight o'clock Thursday
morning. the bodies OF Ave dead were lying
on her afterdeck. They were the remains
OF Ensign II. Bagley and four members OF
the crew OF the torpedo boat Winslow. who
were killed In an engagement In Cardenas
harbor "Wednesday afternoon. The bodies
were covered by the Stars and Stripes.
In the cabin OF the Hudson was Capt.
John u. Bernadou. OF the Winslow. who
Is slightly injured In the left leg. and sew
eral others OF the Wfnslow's crew. who are
slightly wounded.
The engagement ttok place inside the
harbor OF Cardenas. The gunboat VII
mington. the torpedo goat Winslow ana the
gunboat Hudson were the only vessels en-
gagged. They entered the harbor for the
purpose OF attacking some Spanish gun
boats which were known TO be there.
These latter, however. were not discovered
by the American force until the Spaniards
opened fire. The land batteries OF Cardenas
supported the fire OF the Spanish gunboats.
The engagement commenced at 2:05 p. m.
and lasted for about an hour.
The Wilmington and the Hudson were
ahead and opened fire on the Spanish boats.
which were lying at the docks. The firing
began at a range OF $500 yards few
minutes later the Winslow came up and
also opened fire. In an Instant the entire
attention OF the Spanish gunboats and
land batteries was directed upon her.
From all sides shot poured in on tho
little torpedo boat. The Wilmington and
the Hudson still kept up their fire. but
they could not turn aside the terrible storm
OF fire and death pouring In upon the tor
pedo boat
The crew OF the Winslow however, never
faltered for a second. At 2:35 p. IN. a solid
shot crashed into the hull OF the Winslow
and knocked out her boiler In an instant
she began to roll and drift helplessly.
Then there was a moment OF awful sus-
pense. A fierce cheer OF triumph went up
from the Spaniards on the gunboats and
In the batteries and again a storm Of fire
was opened UP on the helpless boat
The gunboat Hudson. which was lying
near by, started TO the assistance OF the
Winsow. She ran alongside the torpedo
boat and tried to throw line to the inn
periled crew.
Up TO this time, with the exception OF