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The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1898-01-28
German Hudson.

Mr.. German Hudson died
in District No. II, of Harde=
man County, of kidney dis
ease, January %, 1898.
Mr.. Hudson was born No
vember %, 1928. He moved
to this county in 1888 from
Giles County, Tennessee. His
father, Benjamin Hudson had
a family Of eight children,
five boys and three girls,
German being the youngest.
Only two of this family are
now living, Hannah Hudson,
of Middleton, and Mrs. Clara
Taught, of Covington, Tenn.
He was married Dec. Goth.
1913, to Miss Rogers, who
survives him. Eight chill
dren were born unto them,
five girls and three boys, OF
whom four girls and two
boys are now living, all with
families, in this county, ex-
cept one daughter, Mrs.
Shelton, who is now in south
western Texas. His grand
children and great grand
children are numbered by the
score. as
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1898-01-28
NEW ORLEANS.

In connectian with the Southern Pacific
SEMI-WEEKLY TOURIST SLEEPING CARS
on the Illinois Central r. r. New Orleans Limited
fast yestibule train, TUESDAY and FRIDAY OF
each week between stations Fulton. KY, to New
Chicago and thai of Friday coming from Cincin-
natl The Limited also connects a. New Orleans
daily with express train for the Pc cifc Coast and
on Tuesdays and Saturdays with the "SUNSE1
LIMITED ANNEX of the Southern Pacific, Civ
ing special through service to San Francisco.
Particulars of agents of the 1. G. R r. and con-
Meeting lines.
VIM MURRAY, Div. Pass. Agent, New Orleans.
JNO. A. SCOTT, Div. Pass. Agent, Memphis.
A. II. HANSON, G. P. A., Chicago.
| w. A. KELL0ND, A. 6. P. A., Louisville.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1898-01-28
Notice I!

Costs will be paid to par
ties, either in person or upon
order, by applying to me, in
the following cases:
State VS.. Ed. Lewis.
State VS.. Levinia Stinson.
State vs.. Dan Bell.
State VS.. Ransom Melton.
State VS.. Charley Anderson.
Yours Truly,
S. II. JONES, Clerk.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1898-01-28

The best Salve in the world for
cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt
rheum, fever sores, letter, chapped
hands, chilblains, corns, and all
skin eruptions, and positively cures
piles, or no pay required. 1t is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfac
ton or money refunded. Price %
cents per box. Sold by w. J. Cox
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1898-01-28

there was large heart that
dropped over the smaller
ones, with the name Hurst
in gold letters, Informing the
audience that Miss Graves
had passed intoAoblivion, and
would hencefofth bear the
name of. HuEst. After the
marriage, they were enter
tanned at the residence of the
groom with a bountiful repast
prepared for the occasion.
The most fastidious could
not have failed to'be pleased.
The happy pair were the re-
cipicnts of many handsome
presents from friends in
WaShln gtOn City, Colorado,
Kentucky, Memphis, Mid
dleton, Lagrange, Hickory
Valley and Grand Junction
After expressing many good
wishes for the groom and
lovely bride, the party left
for their respective homes,
feeling that this occasion had
been one of joy and happi-
ness. FRIEND.
Grand Junction, Jan. 26.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1898-01-28

New, commodious and conven.
iently located. Table supplied with
the best the market affords. Spec
ial attention paid to the travelling
public.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1898-01-28
Loans Negotiated.
Sole agent for the celebrat=
ed 81. W. Harper" and
continental" Whiskies.

My STOCK COMPRISES Native
and Imported Wines from the best
Vineyards.
Old, mellow Whistles from the
Leading Distilleries of America.
Different brands of Cigars and
Tobacco.
My rule is, and has always been,
to deal fairly and honestly with my
customers, giving them the value
of their money.
Respectfully,
G. M. WARREN.
BOLIVAR, TENN,
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1898-01-28
Memphis
TRUST
Company
Capital 5000. 900.
II Madison Street, i MEMPHIS, tenn,
Board of Directors:

J. T. Fargason, o. B. Polk, T.
B. Turley, n. Fontaine, r. B.
Snowden, Austin Miller, John Over
ton, Jr., M. Gavin, J. Nj. Goodbar,
w. E. Love, Godfrey Frank.
Acts as executor, administrator,
guardian, trustee, assignee and re-
ceiver. Agents for the investment
of funds and acts III any fduciary
capacity.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1898-01-28

1@Old papers for sale at the
BULLETIN office-25 cents per 100.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1898-01-28
BOLIVAR BULLETIN.
LOCAL NEWS.

The result of the last ballot
of the democratic caucas at
Nashville Wednesday night
for U. S. Senator was: Nc
Millin 80, Taylor %, Turley27.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1898-01-28
Notice.

am prepared to do all kinds of
Typewriting promptly, properly and
cheaply. HUGH S. CRAWFORD,
Bolivar, Tenn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-26

FOR The market am counting the stock
The onFs Tre a., i0 sss We're Yer sS ~ S marse FEEL
ing eady Dressed beef IA rather slowly a, 1850
p ana iondon c.hles quo-d american ys c'ls SLOW
f.w sales exceeded refrigerator besf unchanged
1'so per - The Cufc TO-DAY To Liverpool 2a3
saiaterger aSd $50 quarters ~ bset ~ \ Morr's
The ornoco 70 Remuda - cattle FOR n O Culver slso
b6ee sailed YESTERDAY and carried ITO sheep to the West
rAvESm Reeeints today were ISL head al for ne
pr e1 n. wr no. ory anHn r 9 o e"t yes s
grassers and bHf,emkS 2, So sos. "a 70 Westerns n
market Citv dressed vsais steady a, gaio- ner N
County, dressed IN oe.oie d'aca a. d0ioc dressed
o Re a. id g": ). nF2 % y's s;,! 1872 ~ S
20 end sa.isr.nils: 70 r. =, aa5 TO- " > ~
sa = Ns ;d v;, 10 j., N At 81 so % iis r at
A AoS'oS M9 ~ %. 10 we. yeas - N ,n,..
3 SANDERS: vsals ~ n. So; d. $50 n. At IS
sIIEEr AID LAWNS R.ceip,s to DAY were q cars Or
for The narkst ana counting he .a.e LIZ there were
Se a I, t., h. f f % Witch % wTe e. s J IN 5
a g and all o5, srG' T'T and SLOW s and 2
f,oen car. ., si,c ars rn.oIs q, ,ate bonr Poor 20
nrno sheen cold S3asi ~ 100 n. choice
lambs at 81 3ase Dressed mutton stead Mt saS per
lambs slow and lower At 7'sGlo,sc
r e 5s2 loS n so $50 30 S y, a. ' 300 ID
e3 n at s.. 2S3 DO g n a, s' 800 a. - Y, at $40
- virginia sheep ~ n ~ - 81 hucke iOi ~. ~ -
Newton 4, Co. 2i2 Kentucky lambs az n. S. -
ip Virginia do G5 N s. 23s Buffalo DO - n
81 so RuNalo sheer ~ ~ NJ 81 ~. q d. las - ~
a. o. 03 d. i27 ~ AZ 81 40: c3 virginia d. loi n AZ
81 %
J. u wnke-rcr: 20 ru~alo lambs % y a. 81 IL: ci2
d. - NJ AZ s. 37is 90 DO n n 81 %
Harrington & Co: - Kentucky sheep. ioi n az
81
" Collins. 2ai Virginia lambs. 90 n ~ s. 25
s. Sanders. 27 Tennessee Sheen md lambs fmiSedl
C7 y Ar 50 %. state sheep 100 10 AZ 81. 70 %. A.
q - head.
T. u Hume BRO: Is state lambs. ~ n at s. 50.
Rndrec wnlicn' - state lambs CO n, o. 81 ? state
sheen 10 n. m e. 30
HOGS Pccein's today were 20 1oSi hesa
Including 81 frr tho market The feeling was rated
steady ani prime hoes were quoted ~ - 30
~ dressed nIio' and unchanged ~
.dSi-c rcr ~ f1r MEDIUM o. lleht WEIGHTS
Seief-f H. Hume g Bro Sfafe hogs ~ n
AVERAGE ~ s. n. &c 10 lf' n A. a. % 20
ei5 n ~ ~ al-' date y"sterday - stn'' hogs
ia N Al 81 20 . r-urhs 2GO n ~ 81 ~
n y Hollis Gatc Yesterday: rs hogs 22o n o.
81 -. rougts. 3Oe n A. ~ q
Collins date vesierdatt' 2a state hogs. IN N. NJ
:, a. ? rouehs ~ n n g o. 49,
- A. 81 8.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-26
CASH QUOTATIONS
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NeW-NOrk. AUGUST %, IsNs.
cpFFEE-The coffee market after opening steady.
,,s prices unchanged points lower (the decline
ts@i 10 JULY. ruled quite active hut showed weak un
I,-ors Ire call showed sales ~ $50 bags: 10
= N /; had changed hands and for the entire
.sor ,hc transactions reached 2150O ha@s. with the
r,-ket finally steady unchanged prices points net
iovtr There promise Of better marke, dur
,ng the forenoon Havre opening up with q rerc
,ancs and showing rmness and activity. while the Rio
And santos receipts disappointing. and consumers
promised ite mora interest IN spot supplies. Later
However TIE outlook charged BY partial reaction
N usvre and liquidation made the market for futures
somewhat The entire scope Of days fuctua
tons only matter OF 10 points. however. There
WIS no particular pressure sell and II Is Gained that
with any encouragement from abroad. increased spocu
htve home. that tho market is In shape 70
fsaw Improvement The spot market was steady,
with fairly active demand on he basis Of csc for No
, RE, invoice lots and csc for jobbrg parcels
vzsa follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-26
NEW YORK, ONTARIO g. WESTERN RY

Trains leave foot Z W i2d ST. as follows d5 minutes
EARLIER from Franklin ST.
A M.-D1y Express for all stations. Connections
4 Id Tor Lakes M0honk ana Minnewaska and Ellen
,ule Parlor ears. $50
~ A. M.-M0ln Express 70 Liberty and inter
1.lO mediate stations Lake kiamesha White Lake
"a r,Ilenvllc Paror cars.
:, nn l. VI. Saturdays only)-Stations 70 Rocklant.
.(D Lake klamesha. white Lake ami klIenvle
~ T. N.-Yastibuie Limited stations 20 Rock'ani
s.. y Lakes Mohonk and Minnewas.a. EIenvile. LAKE
rt.ussh, and White Lake Parl0r cars.
49, H. ". tFranklln 81. SIS T. M)--To Chicago.
N.ID 1dalv) stops al Midd.etown. Liberty. l.. Manor
,vsi,,n Norwich. Oneida Osweso Niagara Falls Wag-
ns Sleeping Reclining Chair Car seats free) through
"a chicago Wabash.
BUCKETS AND PARLoR CAR SEATS AT 81 Broad
| way y Y. n. Y. Transfer Co. checks baggage from
residence destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-26
WEST SHORE RI.

Train. leave W 4ci So Station y. Y. follows. ard
Il -, earlier from OF Franklin -
AiO:oO A. VI. Daily. except sunday for Cornwall. New
huryh. Kingston. New Pal;Z. Lakes Mlnnewaska and
Moh5nS and all catskili Mountain points.
M 80 II. Cranston's. West Point Kingston.
Lakes Mohork and Minn-waska ca'skii Mountains.
Albany Saratoga. and Lake George.
90 p 81 CONTINENTAL LIMITED. Daily for Al
hsny syracuse Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara Falls.
Cleveland. Detroit. Chicago and ST. Louis Arrives
C.oicago and g. Louis afternoon. Dining Car
iI5 r II. saturdays only. for all Caskil Moun,,n
points
t3f5 p NJ Daily except sunday. for Kingston. Lakes
Mohonk and Mlnnewasxa, catskiIl Mountains. Ca;skL.
and Albany.
C4,OO p ~. Daily. except sunday. for conse,: Graft
r,on's, IVES, Point. Cornwall. Newburgh. and inter-
med'ae stations 70 Albany.
Goo F. NJ Daily except sunday. FOR Albany. saraios+
Montreal and Eastern Canada.
G:3O r NJ. Chicago and ~. Louis Limited Daily. FOE
Utica Syracuse, Rochester, Buffalo. Niagara Fals,
Toronto Detroit. Cleveland. Chicago and
.:45 p " Daily except sunday Tor Syracuse Roches-
Ter Buffalo. Niaca.s Falls and Toronto
S:t3 p NJ Daily for Albany. U;ics. Syracuse Roches-
ter Buffalo Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit C1evs-
land Chicago and 81. Louis saturday night has
Sleeping Car % Catstill Mountains
A B leave Brooklyn "Annsx'-A. a:i5 A. NJ; q.
io.45 4 N; c: 3;eS u Jersey cry; p r r. s,a,ios
A o Is A ". b. II 30 A. NJ c. 3.33 r 81.
Time tables a, principal hotels ana onhcss.
c. E. LAMBERT General Passenger Agent
Vanderbilt Ave. New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-26
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool! Aug %. s:s5 p m-ESchange closing:
Wheet-Spnt No red Western winter dull So Oh: No
red Northern spring dun. os lod Cornspot American
mixed new steady p sd; August nominal. September
steady I'D: October ady 3s ind. Four-st Louis
fancy winter dull ss "a Hops London-Pacdc Cnnst
full f2nfl BeefExtfa India firm. 03s Cd: prime
mesa hrm. 57s Cd. rork-rrme mess fine Western firm.
BIS 30: prime medium Western firm, 4ss 0d Hams
short cut IL 10 NJ easy sGs. Bacon-c1mberiani cut
q to 80 No. dull 2Is short RIB 20 to % ~ steady sss
long clear mlddes heavy 40 to a. No. steady. 29s Cd
short clear backs iG 20 Is NJ steady 2es o. clear bellies
Il 70 10 ~ steady 33s a. Shoulders-Square, IL 10 u
10 steady 24s Cd Lard-Prime Western steady 2ss Sd
CheeseAmercan finest white steady 3Ts Cd. do coored
Arm, ass Cd Tallow-Prme city steady les Cd Tur-
penne-spiri,s steady 22s Cottonssed oi.L!verpoo re-
nned steady. los Rosn-Common steady, Is 3d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-26

4 DvERTIsEMENTs and subseriptons iog The Tribune
y received A. their Uptown ONCE, No. LIZ Broad"ay'
north of 3lst-s. until o'clock , NJ adv cruise
received at the following branch c7ces ar regular
until o'clock m. VIZ. 20 SIN ave : =
cor 28d-st: 1872 cth-ave cor. l2th-st Macy's shave
and i'm St. ia2 Columbusave near West oGt lOo
i2d- 81. 6th-ave. y East lith-sl 90 ss.
sth 100 East iftn-st LIS
sd-sve between 10Th and TTth i.036 3d-ave. near
6ist-st: i70s lst-ave near soh-st; GO 5d-ave near
tist-s, 55i 81 ave 2iO Becker ST. so Beecker-st
COS "a $40 East 10Th st i92i t-ave .uO2 Sd-aYe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-26
SAN FRANCTSCO MINING STOCKS.
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

baltimore Aug 25-Cotton nominal. mddng &c: low
mkidng 0lGc. good ordinary. 4Ac. exports coas'wse.
500 bales stock. 3.Gii.
Charlescn Aug .5.-Cot'cn quiet; prices omitted: re
cepis. II bales. al rev. stock. 3T5j
Galveston Aug. 25.-Cotton quiet. mddng T-lCc;
low mldding llGc; good ordinary il-iGc; receipts
AS bales. al new. s1la- az; stock, 23,3lH.
Norfolk Aug 25-Cotton dull; mlddling. 5sc. low
mddling Gc good ordinary. isc, receipts l5l bales
new. exports coastwise. il26; sales. 5. stock b9is
Memphis. Aug. 2j.--Coiton quiet mlddlng 5Sc. low
midcling. ~ iGc: good oidlnaHs tI-0c receipts
bales shipments. 39. stock II. 500.
Louisville. Aug 25-Coton quiet middling. . e-ldc.
Houston Aug 25.-COt'on quiet: middling T-l6c low
iddlirg i-i5c. good ordinary iiiec receipts 1903
bales 2t76 new shipments 263 sales ies; stock, 282
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-26

Though rains leave OH loot q Cnsmbers-s
as follows i've minutes earlier from West g3dst:
WSvcrlv EImira Buffalo Bradford. Arrives Buns.o
p NJ Paror 70 bunaIo
ais A. M.-Vestbued Express daily for Port Jervis
Mo,,i-slio Daily, sunday. 70.
and local points Einira Pull
~ paror cars f5r Monticello and Elmirs
90 u VI. lbulei Imited-Fast daily
so1,I raIr .or Chicago. Arrives Cleveland 10 A. NJ,
S.htC,gc Z p " Slsepers 10 Chicago. Cleveland and
finc!nnat Dining car. -,-,-, -.
80 p M.-Bunalo and Cleveland vss,ibulsd Express
20" ,,rives al Buffalo 1905 A. NJ Bradford f:2D A.
30 r,,es,own 100 A NJ. Youngstown 1927 A. NJ,
issisni ~ 30 p NJ Sleepe.s 20 Buffalo and Cleveland
otI5 p M.-Day solid train for Binshan1,on. Em,ra
yvyeriv and Chicago. sleepers TO Hornelisve Chicago
"a Cncirnati Dining Car
anI t.srs OCAT TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN &C.
"CNMM0DATIONS at III li3. 2Gi. ioi and o57 Broad
way l27 po~ery l59 East ara s.5 Vest l2Ss,
~ ssn Fuiton-st % Broadway. Brooklyn. 1872
~, and Jersey station. New York Transfer
ne,ls ,or and checks baggage from hotels and rest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-26

wilmington Aus 25-cotton dun mdii!ns 5Nc re-
celp,s. | bale. stock $3.50 .,.,. 90.
low midding &c good ordinary; s-ioc receipts i's
bales new. sales. 500 stock 81 -.
Mobile Aug 25--Cot,on nominal mddins SIC low
rnldilinr &C. good ordinary. NC receipts II bales j
nep., ASoorts coastwise. 9s stock. 2f1S.
savannah Aug %. Cotton quiet' middhne' osc' ,oN
mlddllng 40; receipts. i's bales lo' new safes o.
stock. o.27s. 49,, ,,,,, So. ,o
niadllnn Lice ordinary. l3ltc net receipts
bales; gross liz. shipments. 43> stock Is 100 ,,
cincinnati Aug Cotton quiet and steady Inii1Ing.
&C. low nlddllng sac good ordinary 5%c; receipts Joi
bales. shipments 2i6. stock. lOisl. ~
Aue,,sta Aug e5-Cotton quiet middlins. 57sc re-
CARTS us bales shipments 80; sales %; stock. 3i"l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-26
OTHER MARKETS ~ TELEGRAPH.

chicago Aug 90 Choice cattle IN good demand
.o-fsv hnt kinds moved slowly. fhoire steefs
g. Go0SS 70. MEDIUM e0Gs5. 81 25dSi -
'ockors and feo4ors S2ISi 10 hus - inTi cows and
hefers coast - calves. siNf % Wcsisrn rangNrs
MAST 10 Western steers - 2if - 80. texans.
s. 5oGss 30 packers ana .hpn"ra were inclined ~ 10
tcarsh hogs ana forced prices down Anlf@. fair -
choice 81 ,0Isi 01is packing lots ~ 5ons 30 bGrh
ers' 6sas; o5 iyc1 50 551Sf G5. light - 'sgN %
rig- s. NnGsg There a fairly active demand for
sheep and prices ruled steady. Poor 10 good We,'Crn
rangers % fnGs4 30. poor choice natives &dSt ca
por % choice lambs Sl1SG IS. Wes'rns - !5aSj H..
Re .er's.C Cattle 1000. hose 5000 sheep 1000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-26
NEW YOrK AND LONG BRANCH RAILROAD
SIMMER SCHEDULE.

All Rai. Line Tor Long Branch Ocean Gse.e: ,t"
trains cave NEW YORK as fo9Ss sss 1n oniy)
sIss S !sSa t 80 i5 $50 ga s9S saSrda'' 'n"
sa FnS, Of cortlanit and Pessros,s s!es,s IA
oio A. NJ i:.io 81 ~ aa'ar sn1gv. onsib v A. M
oi2 p n ~, Ferry Foo, Whitehall Street s2o. 1000
rW" :ISV Saturdays only, 2io. 1880. $40. 'ttv;
Coz 6.lo 7,O saturdays on.y) r. NJ sunday" eos
AZ From Foot west Twenty-h,rd street !, 20 y.
ony) 1870. s2 so. '3;a $3.50 '<oos
IA p n sundays. i:5O 800 A. NJ. ALSO 7. NJ
Park
spenotss express ,rainA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-26
POOL. cor-rox MARKET

Liverpool Aug. 20. ?. m.-Coton-spo,. small d
n,ana. prices firm American middllng fair. 2S32d
90 ,ifdi,ng rs 32d mlddling. iGi. low midd.ing.
5 32d good ordinary 81 ordinary, l3-l6d The sales
,be dav we're bales Of which 300 for s7ecu
lation and export and included 5aOo American Futures
knerican middiinc / m Gee. - G+l buyers.
August and september i3 e4d buyers; september and
oc,oher 10 fid buyers; October and November 064d.
November and December sfiG3 9eii buyers; Deceni-
her and January hg5 9o4i sellers, January and
2 fsi BUYERS. March ana April 0-0id; April and
MAY 10 e4a3 lea buyers. May and June li-GiQ
a sci
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-26
the STATE or TRADE.

u.sfrr Aug % Flour R"-c.pff sa5 thls quiet:
sr-ns p,'en'. 81 ao1s' p winter 49, a. 1894 30 Trns
.-n-. n- .fraishfs SaGst 60 winter d. g ip1st p
,-r,.,I qii., reqIsr rsr hish 81 T5dsi - per bti
corn Receipts ptli Rush. full steamer yellow asa
e.. Tp. oats Receipts - 30 bush. que'. fancy.
asu7,'5c. 80 ara ?. 3eb13sc Mfeef quct bran.
sr-irr So si3 So midfiings 81 5pGslG 80;
"a DE aour $3.50 RET nrm. steers. sGssc. hind
quarters. lo1iic. torres. 5tad-. veal. lDloc Mutton
Norfreru lo1o's-. Western. H.. imitation. liGi5'.
ladies i1f7ir
nurtIe Aux - Spring wheat " I northern SPOT.
ser asked Winter wheat offerings liberal buyers So
fTersnf ~ ? ref oHafei ~ 7c. 80 extra red Go
80 4 white 90. asked com fu' ana wax " fellow.
%. y, yellow. 3a.c " ~ $40 " 3 corn. 3f'
oats falr fsma~f. ~ white. 21i. No white a.
80 white 23r. 81 MIXED. 2t.4. Nc mixed. % =
naF 81 Sr'hing doing Eye fIl 80 quoted ~ s.
tnnt frsighs steady Flour steady f'r spring. winter
veal
chicago Aur . The leading futures ranged FOL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-26

10 remarkably well sustained and holders in
position 70 DO holding out firmly Tor full
rates with little In the ~ lots being
fered by these sellers who forced realize their
holdings In fesces unwashed woods predominant
IN the demand. hut oven in these tak.nfs have been
DIMINISHED 70 considerahl" extent. Fine woods are
much neglected hut prices show change from previous
quotations Territory woods that have changed hands
have been confined mostly n fen lots Il good magnitude
AZ the hands 81 a Limited nurnacr n buyers with the
business II the week ~ generally nerunctory char
acfer. These sales confined mostly 20 Montana
woods. Spring Texas have moved \ moderate
with i5c and upward paid IN the grease. Spring cali
forrias have also figured in the week 8
transactions some 100000 n having changed hands
Secured and pulled woods are con paratlvey quiet In
foreign woods sales show marked falling cn. P-ces
quoted these woos tend 10 restrict the demand they
above parity with what domestic woods ~ similar
grade b. obtained Some South American woods have
cold chiefly hrsds price around 21c Carpet
continue dull but better demand Is expected 70
develop through the requirements ~ spinners who now
beginning ind outlet for yarns.
quotations u pulled wr7,s fscoured). based on
Wool Exchange Official Classification. follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-26

St cotton In the local market closed quiet and steady
We prices unchanged the basis q "a FOR mildlng
.psnd and Sc for midCiin2 Gulf compared WIKI
tl.lnc and IS 49, res0estvey. lect wear. Total
lsi bales included 2f6 bales Tor export and 90 bales
tpihnsfs Spot cotton IN southern markets, m,3dling
se'ed officially reported By special dispatches q
exchange follows. NoN-Orle9ns quiet 5Ac sa;ea
70 bale Galveston quiet. 10. caies G3 bales No
ne nm.nat 5-sc Savannah quief SIC. sales g tass.
Sa.risson quiet Wiimnston duh 6>sc. l~isc lower.
Noriolk dul SO sales bales Baltimore nominal. &C
August quiet. Sac. SAFES, 81 bales s.. Louis dun.
tl-i6c Memphis quiet. sac.
Tos eypr; movement thus far this has been as
tllo9s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-26

COTTON-speculative operations in futures
Gay lacked startling features. The showed
tgns Of Improving early In the session. ,or time
trading was quite active Later however inereet lapsed
and prices sarse1. and for of session the
scalpng element pretty much control
favorable set OF cables from the Liverpool market han
boxed FOR, claims that drouth N the Southwest
:ousy dainsgine the PLAN and Official reports =
Ied not weather pretty much bel. caused
covering by the smaller shorts realizing hy bears
WI figured conspicuousl; sellers before
cent break There was also inyesment demand and
scattered buying orders
steadler ruling advanced
q points within the first few minutes tor time
gain fairly well suetained midday how
ever prices were back 70 the bid quotations u ast night
with the market stupidity dull and barely Through
afternoon speculation FIRE With exception
Q: occasional brief spuft Of activity The close
steady AZ ne unchanged prices % l point higher 4
nor that The Galveston News had put estimate
Ter the s-owng TEXAS crop - from $500 600 900 Ol
taler about 1000 OJp bales year tended
the bull crowd cautious Private cables from
at-oad reflected hesitation he = re English
trade generally
The Of contract prices IN tho !oca market to-day
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-26

Trans W 40 points higher while Antwerp partly
80 somel + me weather reported France Pri-
-, rom tne Northwest Indicated that has been
uN iroS IN several sections The Price Current
s,a , hst more cheerful view generally
IN, iiNed regarding crops, with marketing show
IN eNpandng tendency. Final prices here partly
-S7sc net hlener st Louis receipts today ~
bush against u C0 bush last wear Kansas CIV
osUVo ousn aeains, .s1 90 bush, and Tolo $1,000 bush
asslhst lloVVo bush At all points the arrivals Ear
ms week are $4,000 bunh IN Of last. CORN
- ne nrrness In corn throughout the day largely
teHecuo OF TIE strength In wheat but also Influenced
~ c9htnred unfayorahe crop talk and good Dc
mana tsMng 81 loads all ports Prices closed
&c nei higher There sim fair movement n
terror points, ard receipts This week show
push increase over last. The Price Current said: 1t
mas been favorable week for corn Liverpool futures
closed 'sNnd net lower. No corn closed lisc
September aaoet .OATsThere was little apec-
uiaii'e feature here. but the market ruled firm
Iathy with the West. where there Go3d demand
Tor cash product No cats c'osed &c; No 2Gc
No white SSc; No white 3c, 40 white CLIPS 33c.
uack mixed 2Id2Sc track white 29J3Oc .... RY F.
Market firm: No Western, 4Dc anoat. arrive.
september; 4ic. Buffalo. roc nearby BARLEY
Market dull new mating. choice SO. ( New-Iolk.
feeding 33f3ic, c ! Buffalo