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The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1898-10-11
WON'T MIND THE DOCTOR.
Physictan Declares Women WIN NOT
Diet or Live Strictly.

a Say AA&fA "a declares women WIFI NOR
Diet or Live Strictly.
A prominent physician, who has what
is termed fashionable" practice, re-
Gently told some Of his troubles to
friend in a. burst of wrath over case
of society woman. "When anaemic
girls, sleepless women and dyspeptic
children are brought to me, feel like
going out of business he declared. II
have one patient, girl of 1s, who
might as well go to fortune teller for
advice for all the benefit she will ever
get from doctor. give her scold-
ing and draw up set of rules for her
to live by, prescribing certain things to
eat, certain times to sleep, certain hours
for exercise, give her tonic and dis
miss her.
do you think the girl improves2
Not she. In fortnight she trails into
my Office, pallid and melancholy. I
haven't the heart to scold her, but I
anticipate her answers to my questions.
Has she taken the tonic? oh, yes, she
hasn't missed a dose. Has she eaten
pastry or Holsters or drank ice water
or ice cream soda? Well--er-once or
twice. Has she eaten the oatmeal and
raw beef and drunk the hot water and
beef tea? Yes. She doesn't add 'once
or twice, but her pale face adds it. And
has she gone to bed early? Got up
early and slept after lunch? Well, not
every day. And yet this girl Of intelli-
gence and apparent common sense won
ders why she doesn't get well. am
going to try once more If she doesn't
obey me, then shall positively refuse
TO attend her further"
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1898-10-11

A German paper published at Porto
Allegro says that there is point on
the Amazon river which the Indians
avoid superstitiously after dark on ac-
count of a legend of a golden-haired
woman who casts a magic spell over
men and prevents them from finding
their way home. 1t remains 10 be seen
whether this Loreley legend was not
imported centuries ago from Germany.
the legend into one of his tales.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1898-10-11
KNOWS THE BIBLE BY HEART.
Deaf and Blind CoHored Boy whe Can
Quote Scripture Correctly.

while visiting an old friend on the
Tennessee river, near where Shannon s
creek empties in the larger stream, not
long SINCE" said a country minister,
reports the Louisville Post, II saw q
negro lad of IL who is as great Won
der to me as Helen Kellar, the world
famous blind girl and deaf mute. He
lives in a typical Kentucky backwoods
community, and has had no advan-
tages. My friend asked me if l would
like to see the youth, and ] assured him
l would We went to the child's home,
if the little hut might be termed home,
and before left it opened my eyes
wide in establishment. The boy was
born deaf and blind, and with one arm.
He was for years, while mere tot,
called the freak by the negroes who
unfeelingly poked fun at the unfortu-
nate. This child was given raised
letter Bible by an old nomadic mis-
sionary, who happened to see the pick
aninny while preaching to the negroes,
and from it the boy learned every chap
ter in the Bible. He can quote any
verse in the Scriptures and do it quick
ly. He spends every hour of his time
in studying Gods Word, and says he is
going to teach the blind children of his
race. The lads name is Harry William
Balaam Freeman, and he is a good-look-
ing mulatto. l am going to get some
friends of mine to join me in collec-
ton to be sent the boy, to further his
studies. His mother works in the field,
and his father is a steamboat rousta-
bout"
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1898-10-11
HtM
HOW He VOTED.
Character Who Had a Way for Cir
commenting Inspectors.

Character Who Had q. Way for Cir
commenting Inspectors.
Citizens of the Second district of the
Fourth ward, says the Rochester IN.
W Democrat and Chronicle, are having
considerable fun with a well-known
character of the vicinity who developed
a novel idea of the blanket ballot sys-
TEN of voting, on election day. Forthe
purposes of this narrative the char
acter may be called Tom. He was given
a ballot by the election officers, and re-
tired into one of the compartments to
make his little cross marks. After re-
naming in the booth for a time Tom
emerged with a self-satisfied air, bus
empty handed.
where's your ballot2v asked an cleo
ton officer.
''Oh, that's all right" replied Tom.
Il put it in there all right"
"You haven't voted yet; go back and
get your ballot"
Eyes, have; you can't fool me; I
voted it in there; you can't get sight
at my vote"
After little more argument on the
same line an investigation was begun,
which resulted in the discovery that
Tom has carefully marked his ballot
TO his own satisfaction, folded it up and
slipped it through a crack in the back
of the booth. From there it had slipped
down into pile Of agricultural imple-
mcnts stored in the place, and it was
with no little labor and some difficulty
that 1t was 'sfished" out and returned to
the would-be voter, who, much against
his will, was obliged to permit the in
spectors to handle it before it was de-
posted in the box.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1898-10-11

Salmon fishing has been very poor
on the river Spey this season, owing,
it seems, to the whisky refuse from
the distilleries on the banks. Anglers
assert that the refuse kills or drives
away the fish, while the distillers say
that the salmon is hungry for it and
thrive on it. For either cause, how
ever, the salmon will no longer touch
the flies.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1898-10-11

Sarah Bernhard claims that the
wearing of diamonds destroys the best
expression of the face, dims the fire
of the eyes and makes the teeth look
like chalk. Her fad, however, is for
costly gowns, the last magnificent ac-
QUESTION being trimmed with tur-
quoises and the train lined with the
skins of 200 ermines. 1t is valued at
E1.30O.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1898-10-11

Berlin has 1,677,135 inhabitants;
Hamburg, 625,oOO; Munich, 100000.
-Four cities have over .O0O-Leipsic,
10000; Breslau, $4,000; Dresden. $780,
600, aud Cologne, 321 900.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1898-10-11
re,ephone. Anainst Mattresses.

Railway men say that their passen-
ger business is languishing. They have
come to the conclusion that the long,
distance telephone is responsible. Bust
ness men are using it more and more,
and the railroad officials say that the
way it is cutting passenger business is
a very serious matter,
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1898-10-11
Swiss Exposition.

Last years Swiss exposition at
Geneva lasted six months, and during
all that time there were only 35 days
when it did not rain. The result was
deficit of $4,000, which the city
paid.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1898-10-11

Next to our grape wine it is believed
that japanese sake, or rice wine, is the
oldest alcoholic beverages. known to man.
its use in Japan dating back over 1000
years,
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1898-10-11

IT is estimated that an oak OF average
size. during the five months it is in
leaf every year. sucks from the earth
about 1e3 tons of water.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1898-10-11
~~~sx=szs
"A Minister'S
Trials.

Inns Narrative from mbaiste, is of greatest uaAse
10 those zoa0se nerzss nnsruag, health shattered
or 0he,zofse aisag. II as Paytacuzy aeb,epyiate in
TINS age Of actt5c, ne,zo4s, endless labor.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1898-10-11

Ravenous wolves I'm hussis.
The wolves of Russia devour annually
$50. 600 head of cattle, 10000 sheep aud
100, 600 dogs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-07

sold at 50 ocGs5 IS s.o,ker. ana feeders 81
cows and heirsrs 81 Jodsi co: calves. s3pso h9ss
Prices ruled 2isc higher good demsn1 irorh S,k
Sales range OF 50 SSr - -.
heavy brought Toe lieh, weight irsde m , mIy
slow prices about steady at ~ 294Si -, ~ oZ
above s. lambs clipped gold StGkl 10: w2oel - iy
81 - Recoip;s-Ca;tc $500 head togs -oOoV' sHe'''
600 100 A.. 49,,
EAT rurslo May s.-Cattie-R-ceipts nearly AL con
signed through market quiet. ogs-Recepis larry I'D
fairly Workers ood q cho'ce - <H
10 cnoce 81 $685. o.. Sheep and lamos-eee pie heavy
market steady lambs, choice to extra. soeF, ~ .u.s
ana common 81 1894 80 sheep. choice 20 se.ected
we;hers 81 l5dsl %: culls to common So 25Hs3 ~
Liberty. May GCa;tle steady extra - Io"No ~
prime IS c5ns5 10. common. s. ~as 10 tog. sctve
best iork.rs 81 2oafi -: gh Yorksrs. 81 lo9*i 10
piss SO e5nSi CO. good roughs SO Ju& .3 common TO
fair 81 500 % 81. sheep steady choice clipped 81 IVI
s. 70; comm n 81 1898 90. choice clipped amos 81 t3g
s. 30 common - god s. l3gSi 'O spr'ns LAMBS s0gs
Eansa- CIV Mo. May Cattle active, lower: cows
and heers 50 1904 So W's'ern steers - % 1g<t
southern 20 1OIsi -: aockers and feeders sfGSt L.,
Fogs active bat i)wn the cl-ae choice neavles ssp
5, TO- tights So $3.50 20. Workers - J9S5 ~ pss
.31:3 Sheep strong. sheep. 81 .ogSS 30 70, ,
siGi % choice. wool lambs s5gs1 40 clipped am"
81 -5g$l 20. 49, =. ... ,a.,y.
- iIuis May G-Caitle steady: far to fancy nauve
hi, rlnR and export 81 35n>5 20 dressed pee, .
i,ri,rcrc. roor Sis4 ~: loo r.. 80 eoHSi "
ockers ana feeders 81 oOG$ 10 coN' ana heiteIs -.
hsl.ois - 25aS2 H7ss &c higher; ierSers sSe.g
81. psckers 81 ,5fsi 0J. hutcners SifsA w, So
ytr-rg; native muons. clipped. Sass 90 spring 'a.'
&. oJIS1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-07
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York. May o. Is's.
22s e cars csl: c Or S City
venelIes rxans which on n. ..amsnPs AdoSa
nor On welneday ani when we,' ,e.sy Nv There
gh supply Of NATIVE cSs nnu We rcre nut on tie
,"srf and ,,ons are nominal. II Is probable na'
eli vii L. .oit late ihis Afternoon or & e ~ c.r 100
n"y ,s eo5l And extra bulls sass so dry cows at
81 gns 10 o. interior 20 eoee nate sics Lona3n
and Lyepo9 cah's gnsed Asr sen uprhansed at oa
Iohc per ~ dressed weight re'.ss'a,o a.y ~ nr,
g ~, rs ! per 3D. or r;hsyd More Co the
victoria VIII carry to LnSon S0S GsS 10! . IA
.r for same rer - ,.,e and $50 aus.'r n, %
Shsnhets sor ,s 0T me rncan, for Liverpool
S a @ for wit Co.'S MAKING Win The ioai
hpmen mis- port Pf he msE snaf .e na 70
ports Great britain with the exception oil - c" anu
70 so ,oo rf n S5 ,a1 i,s'T a,
81 :. b s s j. i B. At 1s % @ s. ~ ; 81 oS a.
$50 H. at s. 3D. do. 1000 10; at 81 80 .,...
1870 e;f"% an $. 20 p i5 r. at so r.
s. s. at as & .. 4 d. 4 90 at at | ~ ',a a.
@ u sg II 10 a IS at 81 & S. At 3D. s. is
n at at 81 IS, il d. io5G No. at s, s2'. -
rsbeici rennsyyaaia steers i6s7 n. 81 80; cows.
IN IN
ma ket all sale nj Sxueh-st win nc exception
II . head light supplies the market rules hin ana
iJu2.pc h Cher all offerings we're promptly sol
AZ - ,DGs G2a per 10 fur Urinary 20 prime YEATS
Z head selling SO '1ydfessci Nehls st"hny 81 'uNfc
nor N, with choice reaching - Country
salc.-J II Hume { Bro: % Neais. 40 N a'e7ase'
AZ G2is r 100 ~ - ~ ,,o ., .,
II IA Hoi,s 5 vcais 1863 n, at 81: 30 DO llo 10. at
g.. -, d. iiD n . s. ~. ~ 10. ia II. nj SAN,
eiIt.t5p AND f.AMBS-Receipts to-day we're va chs
~ . sn- head including consigned drec' to eV
~ car held over yesterday II cars 20 he sold or wnoh
!, ycr. AT G0. IT. and the bilnnc" AT jersey ,i,5'
.hc., v,re in demand and STEADY arnns Hiessla,
Win some SALES II lgat and hand weigh, NJ iu.y
.,,,ret urires market closed weak anu 'Nsr'
.ue, steady. -Four cars or Stock were
seight lots Of vooilsn sheep on sale good
W ,i,rs cluoed do sold Sass - per 100 10. 20 20
:. ",.h",n lambs 81 ~ $50 II: FAR 70 choice ciVPea
81 .ytu a spring lnnlDs NJ 90" per ~
~ ar nv me head SO 30 each dressed niu,'on - ,3
- 81. az ,er 10 dressed lambs In ialr demand az ~
M ;, t,essed sprng lambs sold at lOall'se ana py
rs0' ~ a, s., 1uds5 each Country dressed sow AZ
pei harrington: $40 clipped state lambs ~ 10
en - a. AZ ,..r 100 H., 23s Gnshorn 90 loi 10 az
~ Ia iy5 do iOT 10 So Oo spring iamos NJ - -"
cage Se,,on COT go clipped Michigan lambs Vt TO- at
50 =; 20 90 e. c5S clipped state lamb: 10 ~ At
&, ~ .si I,ufial, do. ~ II. at Nw' ~ '"pe' ''"''
sheep vuIsran i5s Kentucky sheep part clipped ia
ID n. ~ c,ipped Ohio sheep IA 70 a. - o. i's
"a .n,,nr lambs. Sc so per 100 10 Ill Tor
yec,lnt. IN cars. or i4'o me'-. IL a,
-, .r,".h,crers No sales reported HoH naS asIy.c
M an ner 100 10 Country dressed auic' NJ '~'0
per 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-07
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.


rEANS ASD PEAs-There was que 'rHu 80, III
I'a,s md ho !eis offered the best STOCK '''n' ~
row beans Ann, were Quiet and seldom went ABOVE
a. - and the hcs marks Of pea were casi'S y,"E' &
81 ~ ogmre There IL much urgency 10 ~ a, IN. IN
~rrorS and a fairly steady feeling preNh's. ~ ,,
r, nel with confidence best o's cam rsu .si.s
~ ,na, 81 10 other varieties unchhhseu. ~
~ california lima Te."7ted a. ~ ". on, "o W. o,'t"
% ,n asr 80 ~ Green peas slightly easier We l'..i
1,s'ns marroa choice. BUSH ~ 81; 90 nen' s s,S
PEA 81 co. DO red kidney - 10 90 7 40 Yellow .ye
- So 40 ina california. 81 20 grssn peas po'S' we
% 49, 81. 10 Scotch. bD.s 81 do BAGS v"c -. 90,
BTfIEK The market vas Sue pare Arm n, feeling pre-
Ihny IL. cnseauence Taeie was no eNort 10 ."'.,.
ne nee pui sellers had 70 piece out tne , " Fnira
u'' W 49,, the interests OF their regular trace. I'
70 pn,erv brought lie vet. quickly and 80 .gs
eTcAn 80 little IN flavor with otief s.A..,
H,c,. vent at the price buyers were no. sr
The quality very critically No iur.nc'
10 ekahne % IrnanI pretty good for al qualtes an
IN arm imitation -reamery 70 WI s sscorv We
Nhiues ,,.ttv close clearance OF iFssh ls'oi
rs creanery Western. e,Iac rr 10 o, ;.acy isc
lut7 A. ,hirJa 20 seconGs. l34l6c 90 Da,
10 icMi0,sc: do thirds 20 seeonds W.isr tube
Sorv half-nrkin tubs fancy 49,. d. thr,s 10 sec
i Ia. iS4la.so; imitation creamery s@A'' "' "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-07
TIE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore MAY s--i'our active. unchanget receip,s
20 40 ibis. ,xparts 1851. srea 2,iJ1 Nh"at sirong
sr.i and month 81 29q; 90. June, 81 - a-kel july
- Gii.asl - senrer No red - p rpHl - ic-
ceipf, 81 ~ bush. exports. 1850 stock 40 vi sh'e,
"a ~. Southern wheat by sample 81 .'GS ~ a. Oh
grade 81 = .GSl o?is. corn firm spot, 9fSgo' -
ri.nih. - :. @30c June. @st@3'c. Juiy 800 p.n
steamer mlzed .Q3s receipts 81 3Ys 'Hsn
p0rs 1913 est stock. so 80; sales lSr h,,a
white and yellow corn lO.sOipc oats firm No whI.e
:Sis G31c. 80 mixed 80 bid receipts "2bll push tx
port. 5000 stock. 46J.0G7. Rye strong NJ nestpy.
t..Ghi,c 50 . western I0i-c. receipts ~, f)t ous.'
exrors ~ 2sG ,tock 1879 Hay arm. choice tnotly
sI3 freghts ouiet steamers inactive und
sugar strong unchanged Butter steady unchahseu'
Frsa nfrn ri'changed. Cheese steady, unchanged
uo.,,n Nav q Flour higher: receipts. i.o2l DDS
g. ~, So 20 winter patents. 81 25lfI. winter cleats an
efrashta s. 5oaSG IS cornmsa firm s2fsi- per Dasn.
sD1s (, Der Dbl Corn firm; receipts. ",,''S rts..
st.,rer yellow 43i.Tf3iRc. No ? 4t'erts rs , ~
quiet receipts r. if0 bush; amy clipped shfo
and So 2 1t.q3oiac. Millfeed firm bran sprlns ;
Kes D"e Gcur s2f Barter steady: northern l',,w
lsc. western lTql7isc: imitation. in, la'les' 49,
Bunsl5 MAY C-spring whea, higher ana firmly hea ;
M Northern. 81 90 Winter wEeat dull' 10 r.
=, ed At II q No white. 81 q. e. arriye .9rn-,
mind hotter steady. 40 Yellow 3otc13'@tc 80 vi
IN ag'sc. No corn 39G3@i.c. N com. ~ &C "a,
nrm. ~ . white SO. No , white. 3o.sc; no mxen.
nainc. No 3 mixed 33c. Bar"y firm. Rye firm higher
zoo per bul ic-,ay. best patents sprihg. e. -
sn-inr :,GtG ~. grade. sprrg - iIlNS IN
v,fsr 81 1yTsT family. winter. 50 -nS' oV' ~"
grace winter s5aS5 ~. Graham. best. S5psd -
cb,c,ro Nav 6-The leading futures ranged as ioi-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-07
TIE WOOL MARKET.

p,o, MAY 6-"The Ros'on CSmu'erSS!as tns.ing Of
is'''ot 81 wool market; lie $3.50
will say ,a s,,r in manufacturing circles
by Government demands nay my haN per cent
,ot ,e IN rates greater winsne I'D 10 re-
or ne,sure the high tension Vi ls'.'.s nrnc-
nn, con;racts from sound den,or. az nroven very
tcaIy Nv. hall to manufacturers and set tne. nss inter
temp 1,s,r nsu, on bids. with an sWanve -. in
qu we. .arvet this week 10 start men .l ,ss
rs, III las Further than this an ar'u"r h,it bo"!s
de,etpp nder the sembance Of aclNlt' 49, "a =
assumed an appeianle gain IN e~k are $500 pound.
hei very %rd $4,000 pounds foSsn asa"s inst week
donesuc ,,sc ard ei7 100 paunds ioregh laS -
y ,oi ,.,n mounds domestic and -, 1890 Sars chow
srn tcr the week. last ys1r ass" and 5000 100
sorcvn from sales u me ss'H 30 hais< do
gSu''. 80. ,trts - date decrease OF 1''O'- '
nc ms ma a3l 500 bales foreign
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-07

HEMP AND Jrrr-The markc, was nrm for Manila
hern and steady for other Lines demand iar -ra' I
nenp; H ,n snpinen, United ngdom. G>sc; ssal spot
h i 4, sssi shipment. 5izg6c. juie spot - &c,
NY s.n,rrment r. Is q 3l-l6Q3sc jutc bui's, spoi
Ju r o,ality &c Juie butts. 81 pnen, paper au"'',s
Ecc tute Du,ts. mixing. lac Ju'e Dn''S' osss' 80
,,,c There was nrm feeling throughout the is
Ill MI prices quoted ara demand tair al. ,t,c,a
glsc i.niraI American 1916, Galveston l1.e
Log 40 shejlc IOa io'sc. Ia ,'uayra M T"xss
Maraca ibo selected in bono &c az they run
i21e nas.c CITY sAngh,er ii e ea. ' sos
LIS side bnnds ~ g"., eu steers yaioc cows
81, aJs.c. country aisufkn.e'
y. gs'ac bn's .re wa. fairly active market in the
way Of pac'ns .nn~k non-acid, hrst selecon iog1v
%ss i74assc ,hTc aqs h1as i7Ss rejects
uon 2,gc uxnt backs 2oc: middle Saess: -ss-e
sa ea"y 2i@2sc Sc snas' .cond, 2sG2.c bellies
xtG3oc light backs COW lacks 3ia32c seconds 29g goo
IigiiH -s oar bellies I0aloc; betting 'u'''' "">
thIra as caH sole. 22q.Gc. ,,.o,a =, ,r..rcs,,ng
,rrAIs-The metal niarke' w. Close showing scarcely
ie"sTe al breadth change as mouth character
s csoS. .4 was y. oeis ns si9
he mgss win St .s Jans ais copper s
casting 81, q, 50 $ i9 re, " sSns
iron warrants ,., with spo, quoted at ss Win spot
:. 81 = a sSS% su .ss L a. s
to meta. SI" market called Sosr TN ruled firm with spS,
SS's a. q: s gos a p :. D. 10. s' g.
1ssnar & q. "a sosehs the mar
ack, % rather small , sellers % aIs
inSss prices fS Common mo- fair if tse.
soSd s:a,s sT ss ssssc good sSs''' PRIME '''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-07
c,,.r,,rny COTTON MARKETS.

c,,..,o, May 6--Cotton easy m,criih ne 3ece,n,s
low middllng; s 81 GO s|'s 81 c as.
" .,u, Ma 6-Cotton steady; rl'a''ns. 80 ~,
';fn, ii-lcc. good ordinary o. sr Al go
uili''is ,oa s,wse $50. sales 2", s'oV" '''''
p'I''' 49,. c-Cet,on nominal; middlns o 10.
3 "idalinr 57sc good ordinary ;i, ma 4cs
s1s hales: gross l.332. eNp,f's, I" Zoe '''' ~
ga ,hs ccntlnent 5000. Stock. i4''- -, &C.
savannah May oc2on fgs' h.as Exports coast,
-. ,ntlJIing Sc. receipts - JAWS "'
Wv, w. ? ii2: sales e3. stock. S"'S's' ,, -,
.,nh. May Cotton steady middns sse soi iS
' r1i,npx sc. good ordinary. &c receeV's' ''
m,,ln r,,ms' 100 sales. i25. stock 5sso' -,
$, Icu. May oco,on steady mida . Iecepts. !.
niddlins. Ns7a. shipments. AS stock 5i'S'.
Nay so st,ns S''4 sa0 reospi. Gsa
low hun.s -, trance ioo: to the tnnhene' ""
oa.,. 800 sales 300 stock eoTreee'' -ro'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-07
ENPOH1'S To-Day.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


coFFEE-The course Of to-day's market fo- Brazilian
.~,a futures within narrow variations from I"s'ef-
S.vs lures. The market opened steady al prices
Sowing 10 changes advance OF points But me
~ chanced hands the opening call ard but Goo brgs
haa hcsa traded IL the total transactions W
only 500 bags with the iitliy
Csstv at unchanged prices 20 = points adNan :
Teiurcs Speculative sentiment was incn'a
n Re hear.sh hut cautiously there appears 10 hH
very fair distribution q supplies indicated ny me day
warehouse deliveries IN this country. whe me marx
Tor spot brazilian coffee has already had decline % &C
within The last few dnvs European cables foweNeT
vee not encouraging and the movement OF supi"~ al
Rio.sna large as indicated 10y to- s Cair
Havre increased lltt!e nu'lnS
ne wees being to-day 2'm geo hays including N'>'"'
Tags Brazilian AGAINST las 900 and 1'> FH' uass re
snestlvey last week Tn. quotation FOR spot Bra7aA
coNee Is now Gs.c. which some 81 The uatcrs ctm -
rat.er lower than Justify. l. s doubtful however
srprles could placed considerable extent even
A. ms figure SPOT buyers inclined - cnhn' mem
selves - actual wants anticipation Of hsier buy nS
iev. unless speculation should revive days market
closed oe On the basis II 6'.c FOR No RIO Invoice oS
and nc f0r tchblng parcels. -,
The range Il contract prices The local market to-day
folOws
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-07

Cotton Exchange special Lyerpooi cables spT and
.a!r bus ness dong sales 10 900 bal's s
eYpor, 900. American 10 600: receiptr 3OOp
1850 rnddng u"isnGs. 0-lCd. Futures opeic1 e:i
2si1S Cad advance: Closed eo4et Lui steSnt rS,arv
advance: Deceraber- Jancsry 3Sls Jsnua' ire
asis: February March 33l as: NAV 33l ~ NAY
asiils JYre Ju;v 3eob: Suly August; 23Z'.b; Augasr
sep,enitcr 332zb September OctoS- ,,arcbes-
Yarns quiet bu, STEADY. Cloths diI! ,
FLOUR AND MrAll-Oiher additions were mac nue., az 80
pice OF Sour DAY but the Getrment o.
buysr in view Of The irregular actions ., Wne"s b,s.
Inclined 10 advance much over yehieinis e. -
Spr,nx rs,en,s az cnax7 winter stTa.ghts. - 1s@
winter rstenis g 7sQsG 25 spring Gears s1eSS 20
asa s5 no grade 81 s5alti RYE Lint K-s'eau'
sales coo bbs SO eodSi mostly a, 49, g. a. a3as3 90 az
to Brand. BAG MEALauiet me VIE es"sy 30.
yellow 90Ge2c. coarse 1GQ71c 49,: FIELD 7;1
6o ant n winter bulk. s5QF1c spI,rf ,,~ ,ssf
NC ndclins bulk ggVV5c re if,l, .DTs3s Green
s;ed as homlny chop dc oilnea, S3 1ots-7 w. s'
ings 3oQ75c In buk. -, .,.,.s, to-day
The range Of contract prices IN 'ae i"|a IMAM
was follow: vas,.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-07
,,.poprAN PRODUCE MARKET

.-o, Nav q s:i5 y. m.-Exchange-Wheat-
% red northern sprins los 60 .SstT Nav
seIay S IS ND september 3 o. tsuT rsa h nSs'
fancy nrm i2' 60 pD 5st rm. pr. ms.
VEN 5s prime msss medium a M ssom S GN cu
rnnd ent - TO 81 10 s5 short RIB 20 I; = 10
ridie. light rs to 80 n. S's "a 1S'ls =,
long cieAi 40 TO a. ~ 3is ca short clear backs ~
To Il n s Ga clear belize - s to ss So Lard
Syss,rrn dur. 500 81. Cheese dull Amerisaf
,ps" white ies: Amerc,n fues colcrei ns, Sn
rms - ST. turpen,lnsspirits steady EOS Cd Rosir
.cnmmon strong, 6s Sd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-07
,.fvpRrooL COTTON MARKET.

o ISsrP SsS.2 May mdSS a5 's ow sIS
%isns s2d ,msTSaa md sls.d Srna 3
@ hn .... Of the day loco Sae o Of rcaea ssS
bales q" sre I'r Receipts 800 bales all
Futures p%'Ss opened nm with fsir demand ' Nav 81 SiG
sgs ,! ,a ,ers May AMI June is' 81 S
June and Jux August and september " ts5 =, Ss
s ys 40 o4 septsbtr s q, Svemb. and
and Noysossl sal sellers December ara sesrs
si-o.d ss..rs, Ian 2 81 Ssg3 81 04d sellers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-07

secretary Hester q the ORLEANS Cotton ,.,fc
mas issued ine follow statement of the wor'd ,ee
rsppy CT cotton. made up from specie. c.ss this
20 as' week last year and IN is9' the n ,hs
s..v.'vV crop shows decrense uu.'re
weex Jus, closed q ,02f,i bales agan. decrease lsH'
;o,, ~ t.ssis ana DECREASE OF - 5as IN ~, week
o vsoe u 3::3.tsi t,lcf. sFans 3fVf 2oz "a.
"s!l last year and i.1J523s in So or thir INA oss
Lar, ~usricsh coicn - 3l,55+ fales nsan,t n, iii
.s' "eeA 2.:ll2ii and oji.05S N ~"
30 S,tfe ircigt.ac Egyp an. Brsz'ie1 lnn.h sarI
s.o"U hses. net 2i3 100 last WICK. Ds3~ laS1 =,
"a, "ssz'D in 1885 The totnl wo:ds visible supp. =,
,,sS,ten shows compared with last week
1911 bales. compared VITA last year
a, b.les and decrease compared With 100 o'
,sssis az the and Interior points to-day com, com