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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-02-28
THE NAVAL MILITIA.

It is probable that this week the men
OF the two divisions of the naval militia
located at this port will be given their
respective positions on the Marion and
be instructed in the particular duties re-
Quired of each man.
There will soon be an election to I'LL
the office of junior lieutenant at San
Diego, vice Shaw, who was promoted
lieutenant and navigating officer; for
lieutenant of the division at Santa Cruz
vice Lieutenant Morey, resigned and it is
believed that Carl Z. Lindsey, who is in
will also be an election for eusien and
passed assistant engineer in the engineer
corps.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-02-28
What Has Been Accomplished.

1t is therefore gratifying that at sub
stantially the same unequaled low rate
Of expense as heretofore, we have more
than kept our volume of business good,
have maintained to the full the COM
pany's great strength, and, from the saw
on a mortality more favorable than our
calculation and from the interest earned
over and above the rate calculated upon,
we have earned dividend on the same
increasing scale as that paid during the
year 1897; dividend equa1ed by no other
company.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-02-28
Total expenditures .............. 10

Balance net assets january 1898 .s6l 4oS 900 IS
Add interest due and
accrued, market value
of stocks and bonds
over cost, and net de-
ferred and uncollected
premiums, as per item
lied statement here
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-02-28
INSURANCE.

in proportion as he has suffered 1t. just
as much as if he had borne the whole loss
and paid the whole tax on that loss.
To summarizes: A tax in any form upon
q mutual insurance company is a. tax on
its members individually, and is paid and
must be paid only by them out of their
premiums. so much reducing the surplus
to be returned and so much increasing
consequently the yearly cost OF their poll
cies. 1t is not tax on their property,
but upon their losses, and is laid upon
the money which is the diStributive share
of each member in those losses as 1t
passes through the hands of the company
to make good the original sufferer
The remedy for this matter lies with
the policyholders themselves. They
should make the immortality and inhu-
mainly of such taxes clear to those whom
they send to their Legislatures
Consolidated Statement.
From its organization to January 1. 1898. the
company received
For premiums ....... 1896. S55, 215 SO
For interest 7s, PCS, $50 q
Balance .profit ard
loss ........-......... 1,lOo,509 IL
Total receipts ................. s2S4 6O6, $40 IS
1t claims has f paid death. death 90. les, $50 30
Endowments for ...... 1S,971,77s 80
rs eies s,1;a.,i. q q s g, So Sc s.
A total returned to
policy holders or
their beneficiaries,
being 1891 per cent
OF the entire pre-
miums received 80. .s1SS, 791, 557 40
1t has paid for
penses .............. Is, 1856. $50 OF
Taxes .................. $3.50. 653 IS
Total expenditures .............s223 1877, 1893 rs
Balance net assets,
January L 1898 observation-disclosures 61 40S5 $50 SO
1t has additional
sets (see statemenD ......... $780, ITO so
Total assets ..................:s 6s,5SS $50 IS
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-02-28

.-Seven furlongs: selling.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-02-28
INSURANCE.
FIFTY-SECOND ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE
CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY.

To the Members:
The financial operations Of the last
year, as summarized in our report to the
Insurance Department, were as follows:
Net assets January !, 1ss7...... $50. 9s1. 81 81
Received
For premiums .......s4,7 43, 40 OF
For interest and rents :. 8. 1873, 044 AZ
Balance profit and loss. IS, 2S9 So
Total income .................... 1851, IA SO
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-02-28
Sundry Matters.
The Taxation Of Life Insurance.

Among the most threatening features
of our political life to-day is the disposi-
ton of those concerned In various enter
prises to turn to the State for aid, and
also the disposition OF legislators to grant
such aid, either to win popularity or to
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-02-28

A total returned to
policy holders or
their beneficiaries.
being 1891 per cent
OF the entire pre-
miums received 49,!
1t has paid for ex-
penses ................
Taxes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-23
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

to day caused weak market for uni ,sraDe offerings:
ios native that were not hoicc averaged
10 cents lower The general demand was good .'ws'er
% @SIce Is fat sns q nssry quite hsh
prices ,h5s q las, week Choice steers 8 S0so Co
feeders 81 50ds5 bus 81 75as4 30 alves s'ms'; Wet
range SO 23QS4 15 fed Western steers ~ U
81 10: Terms. 50 4omsa 80 BUYERS improved tho op
price. lower and while trade fairy active values
OF 5Qio cents. Fair 70 choice. 81 saYs4 TncErs
81 Nasa s2i4 butchers. 80 55ds4; mixed. 81 i'@s4.
light, 81 s0Gs4 pigs 80 75as3 80 Trade sneep was
Slow dressed meat concerns having lei ND p'Iaiy
last week and prices were largely 10 cents lower ous
Receipt--6attlr. 22.OOo: logs $3.50. sheep. 5000
Cincinnati. Aug 22.-IIoes active strong. So asost
easy 81 s5a*4 90 sheep dull. 81 23ast IS Lambs
East Buffalo Aug. 22.-Ca',le-Receip'.. 235 loads AZ
the opening sellers asking full last weeks price,
would the bulk of the best ones but only wo oaas
Of dry brought that, and the basis 81 TO- - -
loads Of good Good best smooth fat export
steers ss 2Sas5 good butcher steers. - va
s. 49, butcher bulls 50 25a 50 Co. GOOD 10
81 ioas4 ss stock heifers 50 23asa 40 heers good to
best s. 259s4 90 fat good TO best 81 s3Tss 10
common good s3as32 fresh mixers good TO best
T5Is7 choice 81 2 S6 80. buitermilks - %
yst0 Hogs-The TaIfei was IN good position and
Medium aud heavy sold s. 5ast iIis Yorker. s. o3m
81 ~ pigs ~ roughs 81 2ja 81 90 stays 81 '5as3
Late saiss 'te basis Of s. In with load OF
medium 81 % About all the offerings were sold and
steady the best prices OF the day sheep
and Iams- The total offerings 50 Loads. The mar
kc dragged all day WIN vide range Of quality ana
cose selections IAms. choice 70 ezra ewes and weh-
s. soTsa good 20 choice. s. 20f5 CO. buckley lots
s4 SooA 20 choice SsNs+ 40 The bulk Of the sales
" good lambs al g. 2JGS5 w.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-23

GENERA. MARKET REPORT.

Ne~-yc:h rrsast -. iSNs.
rorrFr--rn. JnSverl-,it o, sr.cu,x,ra 20 CcTec
nr'ek Us r:lrL"t cDccl sasa'. a;
an advance ,13 poaN ane ~ &c rest . e s-ss:on
hela ,fs :o..alv wei. aav'Hg re Atrnrf2cc OF
more fsva-2b,e fOT Europe a'1 from llra2' as
70 ha coffee narse;c there Ec ard Saros :ece's cor
f,rusd - sisappo,n CaiCtafins a. tho tear cont
gent, on the other hand. y increase n the amount
cnree sfoat the American visible SUPPLY nus
once more exceeded the rion-hae mark The eNec; 0'
his has zen TO restrain spot BUYERS. who na'rraN
,rcve that for alarm So long as the
pr.or-t coffee sisni IL atnormai'y heavy me
call reach j $500 lagS = u m lI"s
f,rs ,rf fs- the entire day % 90 bugs. including
co-sae,re ,roporon x exchange. SEPT timber ~ Jan
-zr. :, points December foT F-iruar, at 40 9olns
Janr.:y May at 80 points. AMI september Ter Iecen
hc- a, 70 vorts The arrival - tho steamer Roman
r,in.e vss 9..-s: the cargo OF % 70" bass
'rclud'r= 49, hess 30 sni 1903 bags Sa:tos The
X,r.Iosc .e'ivci~s :h1~ s.isN. increase. hGt Inc
t,s.ri,n.,c, Brazilian C,rse . s;R r'ci.rate he
sp,t n A. xe. rlcs GGe ru; ciosei a5it STEADY A. rcHli
ra,y uL.harsnk pr.cs: 30 RIO. inTo'oe l's S@e ana
,nHo,ns parcels SIC. -, .. .. a..
{.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-23

DO OF a. a. IS co. go Ohio DO. a. n At s. 80 22e o.
GO NJ Mt IS as a;s DO ~ 10 at 50 %: 300 do % ~
at a % 2t1 virginia CO. CO no. at IS 80; Is? DO % d.
81 TO- $50 West Virginia do. 80 ~ at - 90 % 40
falo do i0i ~ at s. 49, West virsnia 10 60 10 No.
"a 81: IS Kentucky do ~ n at 10 " t
sheep Gull lambs 'mixed. % 10 at - ~ ',rsaa
sheep 20 No. at 81 rs; do 20 H. az % w. 0ucNS'
lis ID. at So 30. ~ . q. o.
McPhsrscn & Co.: ~ Virginia lambs. 81 70 at y S
~ DO 20 No. at IS 90: 96 do, 81 No. at - ~ zss ken
lucky DO 10 s. 20, 36l Buffalo CO. ~ TO- az - %
II; BIfrao sheep 81 ~ at 81; IS Virginia do III TO-
at 81 20: 1871 do, 90 H. at 81 l2lz. a. 90 ., M -
n 10 AZ SIS -: los do II NJ 81 So 90 DO 81 ~ at
50 DO IS 10 Mt 81 90: 80 Yirs na sheep ew aos'
81 d. iOi No. at 81 so, bucks. 100 10. at - bo DO
100 10. at 81. o., ,o.
j. ii Wilkerson: 1919 Ohio lambs. ~ m. at 80; ~
Kentucky do. 63 n at IS 90 50 Buffalo sheep. l2o ID
J. n Hume Bro: lis State lambs O. 10 az CO. -
do CT N. at g 75 100 DO 81 No. at s. p; - psnnss
vania DO 6s NJ So Pennsylvania sheep. 0e 10 AZ
81 so: 10 State do. ll6 10 - 30 bucks lo2 'o AZ
50 80 -
George p.ilenback: 1872 Northern Canada lambs u ~
SO 5 44 do ~ ~ at 81 1871 les do. Y b. ut 70 W
state do - NJ 50 I2,s State sheep. I% H. Mt y 'v
10 DO 100 10 at s. -,
D Hsrr,nson state lambs o. n at Sc 20 q De- e, IS
sheep. 40 ~ at Sc 3 do. 15s n. at - 90 - So.
II. II. Hollis: f4s State lambs. ~ n. at 81; STATE
sheep. 40 n. OF - TO- 81 do l0s n. at - ,, =,
state sheep. las 10. ut 81 30; do. 100 10. at -
Jsfe Wright Co: 90 State lambs. ~ ID at ~ 20
state sheep 1i9 NJ. al 81 20; IL do. 12s NJ ~ - 20
HOc;SReceipts for two days were IS cars, or liV.o
head. including about cars for the market TRADE was
glow and no sales reported to late hour
the market nominally lower az - Io,
81 20 per n Country dressed slow at JGossc FOR
medium weights and G6s'sc for light hogs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-23

O. oi 900 ,ush In the v!sti. supply lost port o.
nnrass from The ret Ina, spring vhe4, eryas on Tie
ne vac o. supplies II m ?prs!te direction There we're
ca a. s 900 tss s rnv ss s. The Fl 'ss
pool market responding weakness eide ,per~d
lower than ;a,rdnys pe,s wsest Vas 8 p,ins over
ana a"uT from 20 10 80 )n.s az. Our maTkc; closed
Friisys r-rvar closc rwo periodic n s'ealne.s
no:ti cu'irg t. cav Going ~cr'ly a"r the open
crir by scacrs Oihetwse bear interests retonsi
,,a2msa,ts were aossooc sa.s asa,s't 5osoo
s ...:.,. 1hs sr.. S.IS Xxx
aHl la rnro'ncte- naic'-l IN the Northeast.
s.-ns ,tia.e eIa@ehenson snc;s ;ae trade as icing
trr-st here YES sn,a.l. " red was qYoed SEC over
N ; ar% e. ever ,a ~ ona 20 ia-i
Iu'uh NC ovc:. The total visible sun.ly :. MY
bush ono ye~r aro I,ca stocks e Il 1874 o nus and
NV ..iy 27S 900 bush nsains' eet Gr, teh lag year
Hr,hcra G COO hush Gginr I've week '' 1o,1 c'rac
stocks here lily 22looo :ush. against 22Sc po bush
az, influenced By lir;!da;.oa eal rympatnr with
when;. I'riceA declined eas.y ur!er the weight q Gre
closing &c lover than Ffilay I.geryoo' clceed sd No
,S~cr anc oxpoeIS to,n u rt rs, az s9'' me re-
Gl:%."1 lush. ara.ast 2iWGoCo tusi las' year "
shipments proved Ne ,ioh hohird as; week
o. corn here ma 81 ~ ECO bush IN the spppy Of com
Weather aad crop generally favorable. 10 ?
corr cl@seG iSsc over sep,cmt"r afoat. OATS
generally favored the bear side There net de-
Of nc f. prices and hut litlc ator"st IN export
rcecntry wehe decrease - III 80 trs,. asf y"ar
SOCK g5 o"o bush The tota supply 81 ca oats here
\, the c,,sr 20. "a's Wee Quoted 3Gfc 20. oa,s
&C. ~ w.,' TO; ,s ~ T',' 81 fc; Ns soss
.RYi;-Narse, weak: NJ. Western. 4sc o b.
sncn, . a,ye SITE bu~a,2 sic n".ry, c,,
mating. - '3GiNr, 2 Buffalo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-23
THE STATE or TRlDE.

Boston, Aug 22-Flour quiet: receipts. 1850 bis;
spring pateDts .oT<5 25 spring clears ard siraghs
So 24s4 o. Nr'sc patents 50 a9as 32 clears and
81 13asl 81 per bh Corn quiet, receipts, 1880 bush
yellow. 2sc: No 2 3si4c. oats drll: receipts
~ ls2 bush: fancy 3jl35ac Nos ard 3. SS133 &c
Nirecd quiet: brar. spring. s2 80, winter sit nid
illng- si4 D1Sie 20: Red bog hour sls 20 Butter nrm
T7rit.arn l0dl9Lc Western. 100. imitation. 1885
lndi-s l3Nl4c Cheese nrm Northern. 'tgsc; western
1i-Tsc
Buffalo Aug 22-spr'rg wheat. demand limited: NO ]
Northern old spot asked. Winter whee. onerings
80: No eNtra red. .lc; No Whis ',c
asked corn lower ard demand light. No vel
low ssc: No 3 yellow. 3tsc No yellow, BE. NO corn
3.c No corn 23i,c. lower and weak NO "ii,e'
2fiac No white. 25c. No white. 2+', No mSed &c
solA on track a. 40. Rye demand No quoted al
$50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-23
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Savannah. Aug 22.-co,ton steady: mddng. b.c Re
ceipr bales "a exports coastwise ie& safes o.
stock. s.4i
Mobile Aug 22N'otton nominal; miidirg. sc; low
middlng Sc: go.d ordinary. tac Receipts. l bale new
exports coasixise 80. stock. ASA.
Norfolk. Aug s2cotton dui: nlddlias. 1*c low mid
ding i8c good ordinary. issc. Receipts Coz bales
exports coss;wise 81; sales ~; stock. 'o0f
Cnarer,on. Aug. 22.-Cotton quiet prices omitted Re
ce.pts. bales: exports coastwise 81: stock. s0sI
Calyerton Aug c2.-Cotton steady: middiing. 5c low
midiinE Jtc good ordinary. 4&c Receipts eo0 oeies
1e5 new: sales. 1907. stock. l1.c3o.
baltimore Aug c2-Cctton nominal: mddiing. e4c:
low mlddl,ng Is iec good ordinary. DC STOCK. esfs
bales.
M.nohl. Aug 22-Co,,ou quiet; middlins. 7-iec low
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-23

suppiies hut would appear that prices will prompt
" harden. the deliveries will he liberal
STGAN-isong straw is somewhat unsettled Prices
still too low Invite the good styles which are
known i've All receipts are moderate
and the co7cs with stronger outlook IMAM II mas
had before this The receipts Of hay and straw
for three reported 20 day at the
Produce ExchanV, Hudson River Railroad. I'D
tons Erie 90 pennsylvania 200 Dclaw Lackawanna
and Western ~, West Shore $40. Iehgh Valley go;
Central Of New Jersey 1aO by boats $40; total
$50 tons. Eeceip.s Of straw, 40 tons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-23

METALS IN. week opened with n. metal .rade n
:p%ssA' nsa ia '' 'ss 9S wa.
sui., bu, hrm With spo, ser,mo'r su.si 'os;,g
si ~. s2oss ana hirhsr SPOT to October sl2ass'
tn Su snS ssS "a ''' co 90 s
ie % ses ol.,ec hn ~ to Sr9 ,n az
S sa' Market .oov. Copper auo's 81 z;
end futures i5i -. ~ TIN s,, s" s ss' uns ,ri
at AZ az Il: I iss a. sS'1 and spslisr f2o io-
ye H'; sax in 1ois,.s $50. sps'
Mss. =. wa. .,eaev ans .yr,. an rrs, unehnueei
fellow Newr;s%i s~", l,%s s5 ss" ~ ~
6.sns ss,ie ssn%2H g. Ca fn ro; ST.
ss yr sla,'e 100 - iar ,4e5c: sooi cS
i?c. rrime Isaiac: fancy 2ogc2c .,.
us oc l at re iaasinF suo'asas yo '@ea
London "a Glasgow Pc bristol 80 ,Ina;u S norn a
5 Pr. A%.,srsa% 3. !; ssaa. "a fc s, sa'F %
2 "a 9ife,, p' NV, ~ lie Iondon oa,s Is 3i...
FREiGHrs AND HaIEEs Taans In .r ..n , '.@
h s no ,n,ov.nsn; no.ics, In any
o@' n traces I'd Scam +. ess were very que
ssns h,a. or I no ,h'' Tr line s,ssmsr there
saasera,e semans snd rates steady I'ri,ish
, 2 'G. srs .s ..am. 2s H. @
y9s.) monsasn no. t,Seyo.y, ecals Montreal
TO Ionao ~ g. s-h s'esm.r '3e ,S,s gne,s
phat co'' s.s i, ,os ohae rort Royal 70
derry O. senesr CHARGED ''rsse n,'', ~
SsTsca. q me Continent, 81. 80 ss.eTseI B1', =,
prn,,, sGs "a cp.iSr t'5n,nnu;. 37s 81. cmer
i.reip.. 90. "a. Ton, 6prev'ously cotton ss
$500 a.. i,cmen Hamburg or Rotterdam PCS ID %?
, az. ,,,g All nr.men AZ % September -: British
non ,os 80 ,n,c,im,,lv, cotton Wilmington
s,eemei I;o"S iy'' ., -, rren.n "a. sep,enber 10;
- VI Inn.lP'' ,o,. ,,rr,i5iely) cotton Cjrlf
I'.ltsh an. IA e.,.erhc-: British
IAver2ool or .onn'n,; a phiiaIciphia e. .nos
a, i"% p,sh steamer V3s tons tprsvon.y). co1ss
60. 20 Sew Yo-s .Dc. Norwegian steamer. 2Oii
70 ;,.,a go. rcah. 20 ca delivery Tinted
IONS YVES, in. liz, Einctc1n. u-,.!sh steamer 90
sUles f.h.,,o,,. IIsrtor 10 Lam l9s bark sUI
,',s ptuadsInhia 70 srncrara 81 10: British
tons. coal ri'n"en ~ I,ai.ov ,o {. rotr y p
schooner; ~. ,phS e., Nn, yort salt &, 30 and
and BACK Ln's. % ,or. stee rails BALTIMORE 70
port cha,eeS ,spk sV aos ,"n, coal Philaicpha
schooner o2s Boo tons M Smrfok 10 Para rs schoon-
terms bs 90" lpa'' pr,n.r,~t ~ dorchester 81 Brit
fr !-'S tone t a'De' III psrb Annie, g. canning 81
sa rchsnef ~, ' 90, ,"n. con, PR, liberty 10 bridge
oTiush go ,,om 81 Margaret raw hath 5oc.
nr...b ,c,""n.r III IONS hath Mramchi Now YORK
a,, schoens. ~: tons corn hence Yarmouth
&c Dlc g. bgsh. irsh schooner ia 'ons stone.
- E.,, yn,. n ,rho,nor 2Is tons. Ia'h. Shcr
BE 10 New YORK. 5o,' schooner icS on, cos BENG, e,
- Moncton Zoe '.'r's, -. ~ ,,,. coal Sewtsug
Boston. !pc sra D IA. ,.b .,es,n,, sIs tons
=, BO,tor. 30 afio ,"NrEe =, n,ou, :.
Nos; India trade one .I'p NV y. ~, rsncTt n me cotton
Oli-fhe's WIS ho,n,t s,,u i,rr devoid 81 specu-
s'cl 81 rHfkr ne s,,u"io ~" ,nsra,,.siv nominal
la'ir- ANIMATE n WIN n a-s I'm c,ntinu.d Arm
l.nfccA oil wns quiet h'iu,"" ~. - a w. u,n.r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-23

s.sh..AiN-VHEAT--Th efforts % bear traders were
rs,. zet,y AIDED today BY the Northwestern moe
n. as- which In ne Of Minneapolis more men .
A. raI"s anticipated Saturday The nc'ua rccsps'
II W. paces were SO against 3i3 cars y'nr as
wh,cs % 81 much he actual arrivals since astun,y
sh;v aHected the market their Significance as piob
farmer. policy on the part OF spring whsa ,
rrnvs Ia d.nefent from that adopted by winter when
rsnt a. again was svgeest~d that such LIBERAL mo.e
ersSss 20 NE NORTHWEST might induce correspondng IN
Ns~" =. IScsipu throughout the winter wheat escon
e re day. ASIDE from this eonsidsrsttion Va
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-23
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. Aug. g. m-c" tor aI'e,i S,isss
essIer American miIi!lnx fair. y WI g.od midihe
n sad. midiling tiGd: low midtinc q a2d, scot
ordinary "a ordinary. II, led The sales OF ne
Ejaculation ard export and ycuasd 500 American ,si
steady American MIDI ! m e. Angnss t.ctd
buyers August and September " 6'ps lsosd sellers
and October 10 f4d ss.isrs october and No
vemhcr ssIaa Cad buyers: November and December
ataa5 yeus: December and January. = cd value.
Jsnuery ard February. 1904 buyers: February and
March 4 a4J3 CAD buyers; March and April. etd
10 sellers. April ard May. 10 CAL buyers. May
and June. l-6&d buyers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-23

m.at:ng 1s:iss: good ordinary %'-ioc heceipta -
bales: stock. 1878
Houston Aug 22.-('otton quiet; nrddIins, 64e low
middng 5sc: good ordinary. 49, Receipts iGo+ bales;
shipments 1890: saes. ~; stock. 5l52
Augusta AUG 22-Co;ton Dull. midding Gc. sc lower
for new cotton Receipts g bales sh,pmsnts. s. saies
10; stock. 1871.
Orleans Aug 22.-Cotton steady; mcdins w:
low midiling Cc good ordinary 1-lec Receipts lo40
bales. l002 exports 70 the Contnenf' 'os' easess
600: stock 6427S
ST. Louis Aug. 22-Cotton dull: middlins. b,ie !ow
middl.ng 5c: ood ordinary 4c Net receipts III Deies
gross s94 shipments 93S; stock. 2s.os>.
Cincinnati: Aug 22-coton quiet and steady; mdalaE
bales: shipments 70: stock. 10.4eS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-23
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARK cts.

Liverpool. Aug 22-s45 Exchange Closing Wheat Spot
dull. " ID: No ! red Northern sprtag :ull: Q. Tod
corn-American MIXED spot quiet. Is Lad. August
September quiet, Rs I'D October quiet. Ss nd
FIour-St Louis fancy winter duh ~ Cd Hops % LIN
dor tPacfc Coast-Dul. f2Qf& Btef-Extra ln:as mess
steady. 83s Sd prime steady, SIS Cd fork-frms
mess nrm. sis Sd prm, mess medium west
ed. Hams-Sho-t cut ~ to 10 lbs. steady.
aes Hacon-Crmberland ~ to 20 lbs steady. 2is ~
short rib, "a lbs. 32s Cd: Wong clear miides
hight rs 10 3s lbs steady Os long mifdcs heavy
~ lbs. steady 2os Oh; short clear lacks - 70 10
lbs steady 33s. Shouiers-S lugre, II 20 IA lbs.
steady Tard-Prlme western Easy. 2Gs Gi Cheese
American finest white steady. 37s Cd DO eoiorea firm:
3ss Talow-Prime cit, steady. los III. 'ottonseed
Oll-IAverpool refined steady. ls. Turp,n'ne-sa'fts
stendy 22s Rosn-Common steady, H.
The imports 81 whea, into Liverpool for the wset-
From Atlantic ports 90 100 quarters from Pacific poro
1900 quarters: from other porte 5000 quarters
The Imports Of TITO Liverpool froIa Atlantic porn
for the week. 5000 quarters
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spring WHEAT ii ac2c No spring wheat ssasc: No 2
Gsa cS No esn ,,,s g. ye S NC NJ
so So S. .s 10 E, rsi:S ssaec 10 aaAseea So.
pc. 5 s. rs%f IS 20" ''ss snort ' f
&C. se S oss 20 er s.s,i $, :h?ga s 'c .sS
unchansed ON Produce Exchange lay the butter
market was .,sady ereAmer'e' isalS'' d"re' i-ci'e
chicago Aug 22-s,aden'y increased receipts today
caused d5 na IN r 81 Tss con- s%nsa fs os
unchanged rrt LEFT on unchanged lard. Toe lower
lower before The opening thar closed last week
S nn nT s to before s s . psns
that the dsys receipts at Mnnesps and Duu's wers
a s ya hs se. W eel h~s, al ss ar received
fe,h stimulus. /, was Under such e,,un' 3, tbs"
to ss ne comparsi with cs AadSsc at Sal,
H n . i%a rss WEE steady II q h
sugar steady Ess' firm. o'c cheese steady good to
pei1e'noal Aug Tlegr dun t,nsy g ssS's 8,
Wheat Sssy . 40 e red s s St s" eGy -. Sa. mixed
nas'n Ass 4, ., SS5,ssrn 60 ss s se
MsagSes 2whsa, ..saas Ne Nor,h', r.
q: 60 ps Ns,ef. ,soSs &c ocosT .s@. samp
e,S5 9 s.pts%Ssr ss ~ Msss css, 60
sS Sss M paeS's s.ss. second
ar'' 81 9Ss 10 ean s. soas5 IS
rs'e:sS 3is
sg@ :s ne% s' No SFsN w% na G sc "ss %ss
extras So 1898 Pennsylvania roller clear So 25JS3 ~
do straight s. 50gfs 70 Western winter clear. ~ $50
a. lO do straight 81 6Ou<3 sO DO patent 5a<4 spring
clear 50 4ovS CO. do straight 81 l5g$a 49, do patent,
$ H. g. Sn @ nsss nrm an'S
Western. lih0i5c: do southern l2Ql3c Receipts:
corn sc buah. $4,000 bush. shipments; Wheat
s. SSn S sisn s%;n aS Sn''
No red cash Elevator e7c bid track $1,000 August.
GI,sc bid. No hard. 6796sc Corn-spo, dull easy
40 cash 29rc asked August &c stspternDer sS*S
cash nc hid track eic Ausas &c sep,rnit:s 49,
lower sacked east truck 456+7c Butter steady cream
cry ioUlsc. dairy l3Si7c Esxs st.sdy We loss ON
lower; standard mess tobons -. i.ard.trm steam
81 so choice s. salt meats Boxed shoulders -
sr,ra short clear ana rib. - S5ia; shorts s. G2s
pacSni,oxed shoulders So nOas3 70: short clears
and ribs s. sIis: shorts. So l2is. 49, "a
Toledo Ans Wheat icWsr wesE 40 No cas.' dn
lover 40 mixed. 2ic. Rye dull lower No cash lac
cIovsrseed active. soady prime cash IS 32s oc'opsr
81 s2iS on North Lima. 73c: South Lima and indi
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R,oC'sfee market steacy. No RIO 1872; excia nse
ii col receipts 1900 bags. cleared for The tnNca
S,a,4s CsU Rags cleared Europe. COCO bags stock
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