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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1898-09-02

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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1898-09-02
The ChiIdrcn,r Crnrndc.

Although the children's crusade came
in 1912 A. d., between the third and
fourth crusades, it will be considered
here because the mere fact that there
was a childrens crusade shows how
great was the excitement, the fanatic
ism, and the craze of the entire move
ment. Stephen, a twelve-year- old boy
from among the French peasantry
preached the crusade; he declared that
Christ had commanded him to lead the
children Of Jerusalem and so eloquent
were the words of this lad so impreg-
mated with the idea was the very air,
that children gathered at his call by
the thousands. Even bolts and bars,
we are told could not hold them.
Pitiable beyond realization must
have been the scenes presented by this
mimic crusade, which saw $4,000 Ger
man boys and girls, under twelve years
of age, cross the Alps-a feat which
when performed by Napoleon was
deemed wOnderful-march down the
Italian coast looking for miraculous
| pathway through the Mediterranean;
/ i'N'''AN NAANAi hi'c lID4 IL llNilt W utll no
pathway appeared; pitiable the dsap-
pointment of the 1900 who were I'M
able to obtain passage on the ships:
more pitiabe the sailing away into
oblivion of the 1000 little crusaders.
for they were never heard of more OF
the expedition. 10000 French children
had gathered at Marseilles Of these
many sailed away, only to become vic
Tins to the human depra1ity of the
men who guided those ships to Alex
andrian and other Mohammedan slave
markets, and there sold the children as
slaves.
DR.. Edward Bradley has presented t
the Vermont Antiquarian society a
Burlington a pen portrait of Solomon
Miller of Williston, who was clerk of tn,
county court 1893 >, and Judge o
probate l79GlSOS He was grandfather
Of the late Mrs. Lucia b. Peck.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1898-09-02
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER ,, 1898.

Republican State Ticket.
FOR GOVERNOR,
F. c. SMITH of ST. Adams.
FOR LIEUT.. GOVERNOR,
H. C.. BATES of st. Johnsbury
FOR STATE TREASURER
j. l.. BACON of white River Junction.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
f. A. ROWLAND of Montpelier.
FOR AUDITOR OF ACCOUNTS,
O. VI. BARBER of Arlington.
Republican County Ticket.
FOR SENATORS,
WILLARD f. BARNES of Addison,
GUsTAVUs r. WALKER OF Bridport.
FOR ASSISTANT JUDGES.
WARREN PECK of New Haven,
a. Il. HUBBARD of Whiting.
FOR JUDGE OF PROBATE, NEW HAVEN DISTRICT
JOHN D. SMITH of Nergennes.
FOR JUDGE OF PROBATE, ADDISON DISTRICT
JAMES NJ. SLADE of Middlebury.
ItI STATES ATTORNEY,
FRANK l.. FISH of Vergennes
FOR SHERIFF,
THAD. NJ. CHAPMAN of Middlebury.
FOR HIGH BAILIFF,
A. W. FROST of Cornwall.
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER,
E. J. MATHEWS of MiddlebuIy.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1898-09-02

Is Attest JAMEs NJ. sLADE, judge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-27

j. shamberg Son and schwarzschid & sulsberser snd
es4o quarters Of beef for " Morris the wells CITY 70
norrSw ,he cyrnfic viii take 90, TO Liverpool 500 cattle
equally divided between j. shamhsrE son s sns
to-day % head al, FOR the
there 500 head sale My az sircih 81. T.efe
limited yS ana ,s.0 Ss%ass o ye 20 lead we're he'd
Poor prime yea sold at 81 5ony - per 100 70 TOPS a,
o. nuttssm'ks At 81 p c'y dressed IN m dressed
salesGeorsc piIeSbsck 80 ysaIs 10? n average at
ri ~ a. =, Hume rs IN i2 a. 10 80 g. At 81 70
STEEP AND LAMBs-Rscepts to-day were "a cars or
essi head including Tor city bnchers ara 90 ~ AN n
sale all OF which were at Jersey cry sheep were
IN light suppiy and hrn and no sood s3ss " y esrs
were held over Ordinary to fsr sheep sold $! 5sa
5. % per 100 N; prime nH,s at 81 a 80 lc
in fair demand at 7ssgioc
saies-Mcpher-on o.: 1876 Virginia lambs ,d 80 A. ID
rs % g y e. :. s. !. sas d. 3, g ~ s g
Ke.;u s sheep 4. n 3 2' as Virginia do''os 10
$ jSdd Co sos Wet virginia lambs: 90 n: a,
s. So 9co o. q n >, s. 81 800 do. IS '' at IS S'
Kcnt%cSy sheep s. ~ at % also Yesterday 5i5
Hs?rns%n / Co.. 81 Virginia lamho II ID at s. co.
275 Kentucky g.. q? n at, s. -. 81 q,
which wen, direct to city aushtereT- The ee;inE
Arm ard sellers quoted Inferior to prime hogs az - zsg
saies-J Il Huns Bro late Yesterday stat- hogs
s. so; 3 DO 2a5 n 81 81: Co. 800 10 at 81 So D
George Dilientack late yesterday: &c State hogs coi ~
at ~ ~. ,-,o -.
9, e0 rough 800 m al 81 90. 2G5 n at 81 o.
NJ C'oln- iate yesterday state hogs $50 n at - 20
q. 5. 3d. FoSss isc ~ a; 81 % i STATE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-27

DECGs-Ttere was a firm tone Tor opium AID Cuinine.
IS s. g, So G 0OEs 80 g snss 3. ss %
ss isf 5. c5Ss2 o. qaniHe domestic maaafacarrs
suS os2Gs foreign Spk zoe oui, .fs
marked a-mnes and rising .ndency on An'S and
small crop An.se and ca'sia were affected b. the
s'7aI hofssm n G ofne 81 81
cubeb 77Gsoc lemon prime oocfsl o. low grade 500
81 d sTs 90 ma s n' asara 81 . is
$ 70. peppermint, Wessrn tins s5cnfi NewYork. tins
s a n lG Sss'; q 1os s M sascs
II soi loS "dr%..ts & g. siot
81 75ess. RooTs-The market remains ste,ey With
ssn9n sss e 'ossa 70 s .6Gs5
.6 s ssssoe 'p pdsde se
dIaary sdee 'sss,sd s9ise ,ar.aa.ra, Hsndar.; .
S e9d Af isSi5 ! 4ess. sc vrsns ss
FLOUR AND MEAI,-conce.sion, Of 5aI5c were necrs
iffousboa; had weak underone closing a: aeog, the
%S. sP1. e &; 9a 80 Ssia: patents
sfa S?!' 9 5fg.S =, ss,i s 70
a. % hejfi a,'fa IN.
9 e S g & ,S1 n r Fs .1fns
tuS esa!oc;. arrive. eIhe. mddlns bulk. soasee
Neal ' .ss sssg" .crs : ,s so s A'n' chop ' OIL
july op'ion which declined :, on. lime 70
against l.aisc net los, in other deliveries. II was
n.% w sa' srTss o.d S ana St louis with
nued liberal movement IN prospect II not only affected
july reduced the value OF cash wheat that
the close Nc red quoted down 70 I5i,G16c,
afioat spot and 70 arrive. and No Northern was not
worth Sc, agoat Al the decline however,
exporters took hold bought 81 loads here with about
loads outports In view OF other eOnsdera-
lions however this nnu~nc. had little no stimulating
effect, The foreign rsse IN spSns va. m ,src ps'
ceips have increased little over half million ousn
while seaboard cesrances are about randoh ASIDE
from July there little speculative feature
to the market at any tire during The day a,es6y
rallies by quickly supplying what little demand appears
from shorts Ire Liverpool market equally weak
declining tQ1isd. with days - per cent IN
{; theoretical requirements Paris -four closed 700
news from abroad both bearish Brsd.treett
figures denoted a $4,000 bush in domestic
for the week. and reduction Of 35OOON bush IN
European stocks making the worlds decrease *SoVo
hush on he curb September dropped 10 'os
CORN-Traders altogether prepared 70 beiev.
reports rain which were circulated Throughout
the erry morning nevertheless eoid Uttie corn 80
that prices u n. day rlied lower level anc
were most notate in Kansas and Illinois, although the
Weather Bureau predicted showers In most other
OF the belt Damage reports were not silenced by
this rain news but local talent inclined 20 believe
n moisture. "Bradstreeta report denoted de-
Of 10000 bush In the visible supply Exporters
bought l2s coo bush OF No corn which closed 3s<c
afoai. o. TS-Followns the reaction In corn
wehker feeling aricrs cats traders resulting
in os Of 70, The dsy Exporter. were Indifferent.
white ciip. sac; No 2 white. s3c No white; 3ic track
mixed csa2a,,c track whits sIas'e RfEJM MA.
safe rye H9 4s e''s' a"oa
nominal 1 Buffalo
NETWORK PRICES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-27
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston July 26-Cotton dull middlins. il-lec
low mlddling i6c. good ordinary. 4l5-l6c Receipts
lIp bales exports Great Britain 5+2 bales safes -
bales All sp.nners. stock. 1888 bales
poi,inorn .Tuy 2G-Cott0n nominal, mdding, ONO.
o,r niiiiing is bc good ordinary. 5sc. Gross re
CENTS 340 bales exports coastwisc 1000 bales stock
10 1856 bales. - , 80. ,,,,,,r.
5Ac low midding Size. Receipts 40 bales safes
bales stock, 95sI bales. ,,,, a. ,.
Memphis July % -Cotton dull mlddling. sac low
miiiling 5lsc. good ordinary. SAC Ne; receipts -,
bales gross 1855 bales shipments 81 bales sales ~"
81 rNuis Tuy 20 Cotton quiet. middllng. 5 3-iSc
low rnlddling 7-l0c: good ordinary. 5S-loc Net IT,
ceipts id2 bales receipts $50 bales shipments -"-
bales: stock. n 9Td bales ,,,,,. ~.
I,, niatInR 5isc good ordinary . l6c Receipts sso
ba.s bales new sales 800 bales stock sle2o oaIes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-27
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore Juy 2G-Four dull. unchsnget receipt.
Is 6T3 bhls exports bbls sales. coo bbis Wheat
weak and lower. spot and month, i30I3iscs Angus,
72-T524c. September. l%4Tl7sc; steamer No : RED
7Oi.17OAc receipts 1903 Oo3 bush exports. $1,000 bush
stock 400 743 bush: sales. I5oco bush southern vnes
BY SAMPLE 7OG74c. DO grade c3n13'sc Corn sdrone
spot, sst. f39c. month. 3s% G3S7sc August. 3sg@oc
Sept nbe 80 G39hc steamer mixed 81 no>c reeeips
81 52i oush: exports HAS bush, stock Ees"y Dusi
sales bush Southern white and yellow corn
42c Oats strong and higher: No white. 33a3fc, NO :
mixed 1899: receipts 20ij bush stock. laitD pusa
Rye easier. No nearby. i5c; No western ol'sc re-
CENTS 1919 bush exports lTl3 bush; STOCK -
bush. Hay and fair demand for the best graass
No timothy. $l24sI2 20 GraiR freghis-No decided
charge: steam Liverpool per bush - august. oorS
Tor orders per quarter % Sd August 3saSs 90 Spte
Der Sugar strong unchanged. Butter STEADY uncnahseu
Eggs Arm. unchanged Cheese steady unchansed.
Boston July 26Flour receipts 3 200 bols quiet spsne
patsnts GJQS5 winter do - lod$o sIlns cteas
and s,ra ghts 1884 CO. winter DO 81 i5fa 30 Corn
meal firm per bag s29Sic. per bhl 81 N)asi ~ torh
Receipts 230 G7s bush Arm steam yellow, 42:c no !.
tt4c Oas-Receiprs 2l5o0 bush. firm; fancy 5"41o'1c
10 . and No 8 a3i1T3ic Milleed steady bran spring
SIC T5 winter sii 25Gsl4 So mddng. SO 1aslI' hee
bog four SIS 50gss IS Butter steady; Northern 10
Cheese firm: Northern. 7hQT%c. Western. T'+g''ac
Buffalo July oG-sprns wheat. No Northern Duluth
SsI.c. n . Northern. S5isc Winter wheat lower 10
red 72c asked Corn-No yellow. 90; No Yellow
ssisc; no . corn, Ss.c; No corn $50 osy.-Wn!te
Old 81 NJ 9 white. SOC; No mixed. &c; No
mixed 26c Rye-No offerings. Four-sprinG hrm win
ter. easy.
chicago July 2s-The Leading futures rnnsed as FOL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-27

HEMp AND JUTE-The market was stiil quiet. al
though sisal hemp steady. II quoted at &c Tor
spot but with this exception there other radins
Prices quoted as follows: Manila hemp, spot Iae
Manila hemp shipment nominal. Manila hemp shipment
In ted Kingdom. i-lO07hc. si,s spot !e sisal ship
double ,rnnrle ana -aunl. 2soc. jute shipment ID
double triangle and equal 2he. Ju;s shipment. =
3sc. Jue butts. spot. paper quality. sia jute pltu
shipment, paper quality Single; Jute butts mixing
lac. jute butts. baggins. nominal.
HIDEs-There activity In dry HIDES. with
Il market steady. Prices follows Calforn
ls,sc. Selected N bond-Msiamorss i6e: TruIio i9s
Central American. lG8idrc Vera Cruz. lSke, Puerto
Cabeo lie. IL Gusyra. l7c caIaeas, iIe rayia, l3.g
Ice; Tobasco. l5c. RIO Haehe, dry and picked lte
or,auPat,e iI.sc. Galveston, i3H9l'e San Antonia
ana Laredo l7c Payta lie. Progress lie, Maranhain
lsc rernambgso, &c; Bahia. iis: Msreeaie. HIS
,enshter-S,'iye s,e-,s Il clac; eat, Srand. 700
Couniry slaughier-Nst!ye steers i0+tile COW, o%c'
bull. 919i.c
lEATHER-Thtre was fair demand for leather both
Tor home and export account. with fuarke, STEADY ana
prices without essential change TIE range OF press
was follows Hsmlok nen-acd. hfst ssisction. iysh
selection. ;DF2.c seconds ls1G2ie; thicis isgIohe'
REACTS l5isGlGSe Union-i.sht backs 298s0e. middle
backs DC middle heavy. 2s029c: seconds heavy, 3Jg
IS ilirt. as2Ge ;iss, backs cows .eY39e .seonIs
sac seconds. 3la3ec thirds 2,03Dc. bellies G.gie.
METAIS-Trade In metals siin hanss nre and quota
interesting feature and the whole situation Ia most
promising at tine moment Al the riose In the local may
yet today TIE Metal Exchange called pts iron warrants
dull with spot and July quoted " 5G$6 @, August ehi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-27
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New YC4n. July % 1893
cOFFEE-The coffee market made an agreeable change
volume OF business. disturb
Ing the quotation list much To-day the market opened
with promise ~ continuation Of activity The
first call showed sales Of 500 bsgs By IL had
reached 1900 bags This unusual forenoon bust
The market opened steady unchsrge prices
10 advance and showed further change
After that business tapered ana
results OF the day Disappointing
reached 2s $50 bags with the market finally steady
POINTS ether months unchanged There
investment buying fer local and
ern representatives also seemed IN have buying
There seemed be enough coffee for tale
positive advance. the European cables
factory on the other hand. however. RIO r.r0red an
advance of 1921 in the Of exchange and Rio
Santos together reported receipts Of only ~ 600 FOR
4 time United States warehouse de
l,e-es showed A larger distribution of draw
confidence the market for futures Is
tnued apathy Of strictly spot buyers the spot market
closed dull and nominal unchanged
prices No Rio. invoice lots &C. and jobbng parcels
oiAc The arrival Of the Bellucia this port
adds II fo6 bags the already This
amount includes G2ei bags Santos 34;0 bags bahia and
$50 bags Victoria.
The prices In local market to-day
scfla
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-27
rrrRopEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool July % 3:i5 ?. m-Exchange rs yosS
sui, ", red Western winter Us I17d. 40 ten a
srn spring T4d corn-SPat grm 4mss sSembe 3.
sisd. october IS sad. Flour-St Louis fancy Nh" i,u
dun at Hops at Iondon-F9sihc 0a nr ue' mes, c5s
PORK ARM prime mess fine Western ois so PRIME ~ N
.,cs,,,r Western as Hans-ShOrt cut = 10 10 ~
a., a. ass Bacon-Cumberland cut - to 90 TO- nr,n
sos short rib % 20 "a 10 hrn az Ss long Ser ,ddiss
80, III n rs 10 steady 3ls ID. long clear uau.es
heavy 40 to 10 STEADY ct BIS short clear oa,Hs 10
shoulders square l2 90 "a II. n'm ~ as 10 iAre
Prime Western steady at 2ss cheese nzm AmrtiS S
rn uri,. 3Ts American finest colorsc SIS 3D. Tallow
mo CITY steady lbs cd 'cttonseed OLD erpoo
r.ansd .ulI AZ lSs Tpsntine-Sprits firm at rs I'd
Rosn--Common steady at 4s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-27
OTHER uARyrrs-RY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago july 2G-The general market for cattle n,
day was not 50 string Yesterday. choice beeves 500
saftsfactcrilv hut undesirable offerings ruled weak sell
ing Eloc lover cho-. steers g. 2JIs5 80 med um 81 NJ
GSl 0j beef steers 81 251si Is sockers and feefers
81 t0Ts4 90: bulls s3dsf %. and henera sSn1t
calves. 81 jOds1 Western steers. 81 aO4s2 30
81 5OdS5 10. Trade In hog was AIRY active s.a
prices FAR to choice O2iaTsl III packers - s5f
81 butchers So ooG$t i2i1 mixed 81 0'Hst Oh Egt'
81 s0TS4 pigs S36 SO 90 BUYERS did net axe hod
sheep very eagerly ard prices declined lNn2Jc. - "
choice sheep s4aS4 80. Westerns. s4dsi 30 ra'ns w
s. - good lambs. s. 50qSG. prime )" 90 10
Recepts-Cat,e 1000 head. hogs. 1000 sheep 300
Cincinnati Juiy 26-il0gs active. 81 3Ou$i % = "a
tie steady 81 e5dt4 *. Sheep steady e. @gSi 10
lambs weak Si4sS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-27

4 DvERTIsEMENTs and subscriptions for The Tribune
~ received their Uptown once. ~. Lac Broadway.
~ north ol 3l- st. until O. lock advertise
enis received the following branch Offices regular
until O'Clock Wa .o4 Nfh-a
23d-s, 49, 9th ave-. l2th-st Macy dth-ave
and ish-st. l42 CClumhus-avc. West 06th-st 100
West 42d-st. 9Th ave. - Bst iih-si 23s West
i2dst between 7th and sth $50 East iTthst 3Js
3d-ave between 7ath T1th inaO 30 ave. near
Gls-si LOS st-ave. near seth-st $40 slave near
list-s 3d-sve.: Beeck-r-st a25 Bleecker-st
?Oo5 3i ave.; go East 12h s 9:! slave 90: 3tave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-27
LIVERPOOL. COTTON MARKET

IIverpool July &C. p. m.-Cotton-spot moderate de-
ans ana prices buyers American mldtllng los %
IT, saIes ~ the day 5000 bales Of which 500
Tor speculaton and export and included 100 American
Rece pts 5000 bales Including 2oo American Futures
cnened nuet with "A moderate demand and closed quiet
American mIddllng. n July. 2O6ia3 2i-6id. buyers
Juy ana August 20 6iG3 :i-.d. buyers August and
seplember 20-G4d. se!lera, September and October
is .qs l9-6id buyers. October and November is6id
sellers NovemhNr aai December. II SID buyers ~.
cember and January i7id. buyers January and Feb
rlary iT-G4n3 sold sellers February and March
is s4d value March and April. 1864 sellers April
and May. l9-6iG3 2t-d+d. buyers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-27

modcrat. demand ssIe,: 5000 bales. speculation ard
export. 81 American 1000. receipts 5000; American
S.c0o mid Ing uriands r. 3ci Futures 'nened quiet.
parisl LA decline closed steady 9i point net l'wer'
Decemb.r January 3l1b JaruaryFebruary. aiipE FEB
rn9ry-Mareh 3isv March-Apr!i Ses Apri-May sig,ao'
32S September as b: October ember 3iss
Novemher ecember. 9Th. Neutrality-suspicious. quiet and
unchanged Coths-M1re business could he done II sellers
woula cobcede something
The OF contract prices in the local market to-day
~ a. Z Inv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-27

COTTON-There a small gain In the price
G. cotton to-day; yet the market narrow the
points market finally steady at net advance
q Ig5 points after ming quiet and steady a, point
advance o ! point decline Trading active. the
demand came mainly from the shorts the governing in
Official weather bulletin and the weekly
report which with Thomans rather tended
IDEAS OF trade. As prices colsld
cred .ow and OF fact are exceptionally low
for this yea. according the record for
years past. naturally the shorts are easily alarmed
when their position threatened by thing like
dieting UnfayOTshle crop news The selling thus far
this has been upon the theory II bumper
without the support Of speculative competition n help
carry burden Of receipts At the time foreign
and American been acting on the policy
favorable character OF the cotton crop accounts Now
that adv!ces mixed there indications
no little the OF the short Interest
the speculative PUBLIC failed % show any concern
active inquiry for spot cotton to-day. with
sales Of T25 Including ~ bales spinning and Co.
bales export the latter 2Gj bales direct shipment
The spot market closed quiet unchanged prices mid
Waller Bureau fsport.Rtports NJ rust and shedding
though probably wba, less numerous than the
yiGu. v-ek continue from the ccntra ara eastern POI
tons OF the b,lt. where rains n
IL In reed cuvsting IN portions Il South Carolina.
MsslsspD and Louisiana. sonr heihs on low lhnds ~
Nssisspp having been abandoned In Texas tho Is
generally promising. tut bill weev are increasirs ana
southern Teas and cotton i, y ginning 70 open in
the export movement thus far this season has been
q follows: go 49,. ..,.
ro,,, ,o-aay ~ SAB
IS,ai o., ,,, "a. ,w.st 49, SSei oe.s 500
Total since sept H.. g. 4Js 30T s5.cDs 1889 800
Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables Spot cotton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-27
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Ntw-lOrk July 20, lsDs
DEEvEs-nso,ipts to-day we're u cars. or llIV head
including % he exported alive anc %
aligned dlfect city savghterera. No trading for
Of stock. The feeling was rated steady. Cables from
I>0ad,a and Liverpool unchanged The Cufc took "
to-dIy " Liverpool go cattle equally divided between
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-27
NAVAL STORES.

To-days market was a quiet although al DE-
rartments showed n fair n steatness There
was little news In hand 10 materially influence either
buyers or scers Quotations follow:
TAR-RerulNrs 81 s:dsI 9S: tar OIL bbls. 81 62h
pTrCH-si 81 ..
sPlRiTs TURPENTINE-2Thd21se
POsIN-Common good strained VI sagsi -
:, % o.; < $40; " :. s. 20: v. Sc 80
STOCK on HAND.
furpfntine
''-'' o"''
CharlestCn July 26-Turpentlne-Mnrket STEADY. :iHc.
Resin quiet. unchanged.
savannah July 20 Spirits turpentne quiet 2br sales.
$50 mi, receipts li4 bbs Rosln hrm. unchanged.
sale, a87 bols receipts. s9T bhis
Wilmington July 26-sprlts turpentine steady. 25hT
Csc receipts casks Rosin quiet. p2sdgI nc. re
cela,s ~ hbis. Crude tu-penne steady smt DO re
ce!rts 81 hbis Tar quiet 81 10. receipts. i55 bbls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-27

The Wool Record SAYS today: ACTIVITY IN The wool
market By the heavy Withdrawals OF wool
from The three principal ports. At New-York
~ OF foreign wool Withdrawn Tor
consumptlor end IG40 90 warehoused More business
in fact has done foreign woods during CHI last
week past. fmportatons q fist-cass
represent 30 cent " the sales Of foreign
wool and this sustnins The statement that
supplies are rapidly being exhausted The ~
wool entered fcr corsUmrtlln last week At Work
was 55Coo 70 Approximately 1890 900 70 have been
entered since January 1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-27

Mo-Coffee market steady; No RIO. 1920. exchange
Ti-d receipts days. 10000 bags cleared Tor III,
United STATES. $500 bags. stock 422 $50 bags.
The statistical position Of Brazil coffee fellows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-27

Cash quotations were as follows F1oqr s'eney N. Re
spring wheat 7Oasoc No red 7l';c; No corr - 7,
IA 2 white 2sa2Sisc. No white 2IR279 No 2 rye.
l5o ", barley ?ac. haXseed 0ic. prime tlrno,ny
seed 50 IS: pork per hb 50 GS9 % "a per a.
n s. 5OGs5 IS. short ribs sides loose - SofS -,
IS $3.50 o5 unchanged on The Produce xehang
to-day the butter market was h-m creamery lo'4S''
Sairiss i2ai5c Eggs steady: fresh. lie
Cincinnati July 26-Flour quiet. Wheat dull; nominal,
No red Tic. Corn hrm; No m1ed SO-sgS99aac Oas
aan XvSakev active 81 % Butter firm higher. fancy
Eyin creamery iei-c Ohio. l3alIc. dairy, He sugar
steady. Esgs dull. DC. Cheese firm.
Milwaukee July 2G-Wheat lower; No Northern SIC
No N1rthern sSc. September 677sc Rye lower; No l.
tI6I5c Barley steady No .. 45isc; sample. 2o1gS &c
Minneapolis July a6-Wheat weak, lower, july o'1S'
septenlber 8if TGiTsc December. g'sGe4se on trace
s4sc Four-Saiea about equal output: first patents
e. t5Tx So second patents. s. 3osi 40; bran IN ouh
Sogsy "a. sacked. SloHSlo ."
PHILADELPHIA July 2e-Hheat &c lower on July. and
later deliveries declined 2f2ac. contract grades Jply
7e.aIsc August I2g52te seP5smn0sF, ,g asg.
soc oats Arm No white clipped 33c; No white
natural 32lsc. No white SlEpa2c; No mixe1. SoS
SIc higAer sncy western creamery. 100 90 prints
2ic Eggs quiet and shade easier. fresh Nearby d3q
late DO Western. l3c. Dc Southern Joe Sheese urn
and higher Newyork full! cream iancy 90 ias
eop6 sacks: wheat 1000 bush: corn. 1900 bush oats
400 bush shiprnents-wheat 900 BUSH corn ooo
5000 bush
st Louis July 26.-Flour quiet. Wheat weak NO RED
cSIsc. september G4isc bid Deccmber. 5c asked No
had cash s7i,dT0c corn stronger: No cash Sotc Do
Juv 32lsc: September. 33Q337c December SS,c' usts
lower ~ 2 cash. 24c. track 25G2l3c. July -ic Nay
9aH.r hid No white 20 1880. Bran steady sacked
east track 51d5lac Butter higher creamery loele.e'
dairy i3GlGisc Eggs steady, Dc