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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-12-08
BIG PENSION ROLLS
Senator Vest Says the Government
is Paying Out Now Annually
Sl4l, 100000 in Pensions.
1T IS TIME TO CALL A HALT
Bulwer-Olayton Treaty with Great Britain
to Be Modified Allowing United
States to Operate in Isthmus
of Darien

Washington, Dec. Sat the opening
of today's session, the senate decided
that adjournment would be until Mon
day. 1t was also decided to give an
hour of today's session to consideration
of pension bills.
Senator Vest, of Missouri, said: II do
not want to be captious about this pen
sion business, and do not want TO set
myself up as a reformer, but this pass
ing of lot of pension bills simply by
reading titles when a quorum of the
senate is not present, has got to be
stopped. Recent events have obliterat-
ed sectionalism, and we are united. We
can therefore come here and object to
this spolation-I use the word advis-
edly-without any fear of having our
motives impugned or our words miscon-
strued. We are paying out in round fig
ures, $141, 900, 900 annually in pensions. 1t
Is our duty to find out why 33 years
after the close of the civil war, pension
claims amount to so enormous a sum.
II have been criticised by some of my
people because | have not taken a more
determined stand on this pension ques-
ton. / want, however, to pay pensions
liberally, as | regard such payment as
a sacred duty; but ! do object to pass
ing these bills without proper consider
alton and without the same restrictions
that are hedged about othcr measures"
Senator Gallinger, of New Hampshire,
as chairman of the pension committee.
agreed with Senator Vest in his desire
to have the pension bills carefully con-
sidered. He thought a quorum of the
senate ought to be in attendance when
the pension calendar was considered.
During consideration of the bills on
the pension calendar, Senator Caffery,
of Louisiana. introduced resolution
declaring it to be the sense of the SEN
ate that the president enter into nego-
tiations with the government of Great
Britain to abrogate or modify the Clay
on-Bulwer treaty in 50 far and to the
extent that the same may be deemed to
prevent the United States from owning,
any oceanic canal across the Isthmus of
Darien."
The president today sent to the senate
the nomination Of Richmond p Hobson
to be naval constructor.
Senator Vest introduced today reso-
luton providing for the appointment of
joint commission to investigate the
charges of corruption in the conduct of
the war with Spain. The resolution
calls for the appointment of three SEN
ators and five members of the house.
Senator Morgan, of Alabama, moved
to take up the Nicaraguan canal bill to-
day. A motion to adjourn was made by
Senator Pettigrew, but the motion was
defeated. The bill was then taken up,
and afterward the senate adjourned on
motion of Senator Morgan.
THE HOUSE.
On motion of Chairman Cannon, of
the appropriations committee, the house
went into committe of the whole imme-
diately after reading the journal, to
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-12-08
Woman Burned to Death.

Los Angeles, Calf, Dec. s.-Mrs. l..
X. Kent. aged "a, was burned to death
last night. She was filling d coal oil
lamp by candle light. when the candle
fell over and ignited the oil. The flames
caught the woman's clothing. Mrs.
Kent came from Denver.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-12-08
The Farmers "still Talking" /"

Fort Worth, Tex, Dec. Sd. G. Pur-
sci of Savannah, Ca, addressed the
farmers national congress today, his
subject being Railway Discrimination.
A. e. Stillwell of Kansas City read a
paper entitled "the past and the future
Condition of railroads in the west and
south west"
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-12-08
Wild Beast Hunt in Colorado.

Debuque, Colo, Dec. s.-One hundred
and fifty sportsmen from all parts OF the
state assembled here today, to partici-
pate in grand hunt for wild beasts
under the auspices of the West Slope
Hunting Association. The hunt will
continue for three days.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-12-08
Got a Jury at Last.

San Francisco, Dec. S.-Thc jury in
the case OF Mrs Cerdela Botkin, accus-
ed of numbering Mrs John p. Dunnng
of Dover, Della, was completed this
morning
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-12-08
The Poor, Blizzard Bite n East.

Buffalo, Dec. s.-Continued high
winds are causing serious delay of
railway traffic today. The snow is
drifting as fastas the railway companies
can remove it, and number of trains
have been abandoned.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-12-08
Wandered off and Perished.

Ouray, Colo, Dec. s.-George Howard
and Frank Hyde, froze to death last
night, and their bodies have been
brought down from Ironton. They
wandered off the road and persisted.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-12-08
Bank Safe Dynarnited.

Chicago, Dec. s.-The safe of the
bank at Antioch, H.. forty miles from
Chicago was blown open last night with
dynamite: loss S., 900 in cash, and some
valuable papers. The robbers escaped
on a hand car.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-12-08
Till Robbed Under his Eyes.

Clifton, Calf. Dec. s.-The local
postoflice was robbed last night by
two masked men who emptied the till
in the presence OF the postmaster.
The robbers escaped.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-12-08
The Laws Interminable Delays.

Paris. Dec. S.The court of cessation
this afternoon ordered stay of proceed
ings in the Pincqnart court martial.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-12-08
New Goods.

Every department has been replen-
ished with new and attractive goods.
fore. SANTA FEE MERCANTILE COM
PANY.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-12-08
SANTA M. THURSDAY, DECEMBER s. 1898.
n ANNOUNCEMENT!

The goods purchased by SpZ, the jeweer, while
east, are now being placed for public inspection.
They consist Ofa fine line china glass.
New ideas elites, ebony leather
goods and fancy clocks. These goods in connection
with the usual large line of diamonds watches and
jeweIry always found in his will give the Santa
Fe public opportunity for selection seldom found
outside of the large cities.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-12-08
Standard Oil Burned Out.

Los Angeles. Calf, Dec. s.-All but
of the 20 tanks here of the Standard
Oil plant were burned today; loss S75,-
900.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-12-08
Bankruptcy Law
War Revenue Law

Copies of the two laws, published in
separate pamphlets, with marginal and
foot notes and exceptionally complete
index, for sale at The New Mexican.
Price: Bankruptcy law, so cents; rev.
enue law, 25 cents.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-12-08
THE HOUSE

On motion of Chairman Cannon, of
the appropriations committee, the house
went into committe of the whole imme-
diately after reading the journal, to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-12

SAFE Do go n SO 20. lca Do; s. n a. sda7, .
Per- syvs'n h. - n s. 80: 80 TO- &c 10 at go 90 =
p'nnsyi aa sleep ~, n At 81; IL state TO- - H. at
81 %. : o.. % 20. AZ - 20
d II Mkers'n = Ksnueky lamas ~ ~ a, go -,
u 81 kerueky sheer. % N. a. - ~ IL Co. i25 No.
al 81; - a.. - y a, - %
s. ,oIins. .,i ,ha!aA sheep 20 70. at SO s?is. ~
state DO &c u g. 3l. rs Virginia sheep. ios 70 81
~ y. r-ingtcn: smbs ~ ~ at 50 so 2, o. -
y -. I S'a-o She. f-n - li -: - 40 ~. At
r.: : Do. ~ p 81 -. bIck. 10 ID. AT 81 ~.
steta sheen 20 10 at 81 20 %. 1856 - ct 81 bucks
i2l n. = I" -.
IL ~ Haus. Il state ames. % u. q, - 81. q. 90
r AZ 50 state sh'.' 40 10 AZ s. :" d. 100 H. at
81 d.. II" 10 ~ s. >.
Andrew Mlr~1: state lar1ts 70 10 AZ Sc 90 state
sleep $50 2 si 25
@ orRe DNislns X: ? state iaris :, 70 AZ 81 90 y
tate sheep. ~ n @. slc:is.
HOGS Eecelfs two csvs. were ~ carr. or es'5 head
~ lid aout 70 the market Trade opened late
a.: very few sales reported W to - O'l lck.
The feeling ho.essr rate! firm and sc!i,s on ted
g. irTst a. pcr ino inferior choice hogs the
later Outs6- To- medium and heh; state hosa
dresser. quiet .GJiic 10 f'r tdiuni 10
ligh welghts.
sales-Ard,cw Mullen: STATE hcgs rs 10 ave-aer at
81 - per - rough $50 n 50 ~; aso late sat
urdsy Lo.s iGl = at 81 50 rough. $50 ID. at
So
II. II. Hills: 4 state hogs. 1875 n. a, 81 40.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-12

f 3 I'ya,e terms .sf'oD.- .. tons .'Ds. Tint
20 Ca, qe r u; = ~ T,"y;s *. schooner
.,s - ,,l ID, co., g TN, IN a p-1ts a.. ioa ii
o n,t"' ''se n rr" tnscsd oil Wa e's,er, We
& -, -ruic i>'hc n.,r,n'l. prime s,r. - :,
w., ". 2S,eN. &c, A.: 80, rs 9aq ~, Ameri.,n
- 3ig':c: Calcutta raw. sc. ari ~. choice"
Provslovs TO srprcr' e'ven c,-iy - racsa,. hc.d
Ne NIX; d" o's 80 81 M cN ~ ~, nv Mc. nF
sloasio 10 ,,nly Ell sas'2 -Nr c'crr 81 -oas'' 20
49, Hrri' stead ?a,'ei. NJ. $50 n: anil
r.-r,r y. We -s,csdy =, s"' ,'@s2, ... pRI'sSr1
io' ,l. On PC GO ~ y -. 80, y"
srsias ~ .. .'rorg 10 : e9e'sc = y Sc: pcllel
CD utors luli 9n,'"' A. ~ 90. -ne.l" ans s'~1''y
p G7.c 800. T,riow adv: c.tv a1,G. country
~ 49, -.(s, ,ca-|d '.,,v 1, .d
2ou' '' Aree,r $3.50: cari,ea, nrsy ket . a.
4',c... STT,r 'NT-W,ak. quoted: o.eo. iT,c: city
sh."lnE E:n.r'iy ; tad m "r,2 2,
no changes worthy q mention N pr'"~- snail &C.
,r.rnr It's demand s'1n sa,ishei. without N.
rn~n ns i- main .'mprr 81 ,| rer a, ana
Qn,'n'ions follow: Dow esic mtn'n 10 low, FER 80
rcaa ,17,sc: rama s'.arc. do n iona. al.aa'.e
J,uan. Gp6'.c Java i'.01sc; fanfoon in bond ga
ARGan sgst s.his:H o as,iley ,. 9.' r.c.
va ' GIVE dane rS sr.s.-f part q session on ~
has, ~ 81 rTr , "nr a 80 ,e. ms o.
var1 and &c 80 m0ll's"s sugar supplies we're
,,ur.raryoy l-if and this partially accounted Tor the
csiirr demand refined sugar had become more
Wilrr ale, contributed TO tho Indifference az s"ii't'
Il IS material The London news. however f"leh u"
situation abroad. fInr =" Lon
Ion 'rl Inactive vi'h hu,'s AM sci .s lnileren'
Java er rs AMI refining i"' fl Beet fiSar
.rsl and urrhan2ri win July !"Nf-'Y ON l"i W
81 and August delivery @s ed The local marHei fr -"
tined sugar ci,nei far degree - siren; carry IN
"a, 'rrteo~r1 '"n'1ni nd n~"i .n'ni.. - Nv"
'avorfA Grades Quotations follow: Domlnos. 5'sc cut
loaf - o-i.r.i ~. . vir 81 go; aisr pow
lec4 SO. e,arul1tcd $50. nre Enrra'ef hrc c'ars"
IT,, rfIuulasi. nae CONNECTION
rrlnull cd sc. cubes - N\NN p'wdered a,'c
,.i.lt $50. diamond \. -. cs0"rti'rers \ 49,
X, 30. y, . b. :. =. 80 4. 80, 70 = 4'tc
10 -. " : isl- y, 3 t',c: No 2 4n'r: No 10
10 ~ H. 4ssc 70 II 4isc. No 10 4+4e: No H. A-sc
40 -. 43lc. N.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-12

THE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore. July 1i.F,2ur dull Western siperior :: %
ass 81 - 2Jps3 j, 81 family $685. ~ winter
wheat, patent :Cu$+ 80 spIiny 90. - 1888 spring
wheat straight 81 oGsi 10. receipts "'3 boz exports
So. safes. l.5jo Wheat easy spot sac. moHtA' SO
August AN 10. september 73,. steamer W red.
ne receipts B: bush: stock il9is SAFES. $500
Southern wheat. 10y san.pe su>}c 90 on kf"d- sG'!p
s5l.c. quiet; spot and month. 3i.H}0c; Aug,ist
35sa35isc september. 5os.q37c. steamer mixed 49,:
receipts. llG21 push: stock l9aO 400. safes lioO:
Southern white corn. sc: do yellow. Toe oats steady;
No . White 2oi .43Oiyc. No mixed. 2G2n2Ise receipts
slsi bush stock. 2003r. Rye hrmtr No nearly
40iac No 2 Weetern. 1l'sc: stock 1851 bush. Hay
steady. 40 eli jyNsi-. Gram fiesns qG.et
per quarter IS July 81 81 August sugar strong ganG
lated 64sc Butter steady fancy creamery i1qisc; DO
imitation iade. 10 l,c good adj l2c stSte
packed logilc Figs firm. fresh. l2c Cheese STEADY,
fancy Newfork &c; large S4dS7c, do 81 medium SAG
s.c, do % small. st.p3c.
Duluth spot. ssc NJ Northern Duluth. spot. sS,c
No Northern Chicago. spot. 7i=c Winter wheai--No
offerings. Corn--So yellow o1hc; No yellow, Sotc
No yellow. 3jac No corn. 36c: No corn. Boo oats
mixed 25e. No mixed. pc. Re-Nom.naliy 90 ~
store. Fsour-steady; best paten, spring: ~ $3.50
bakers stIsght spring $+dsi - bakers clear spring
s. 5pgst low grade spring. 81 '5gs.. patent winter
ily winter. $iasi 2j low grade winter. 5. 21gs2 o0
cracker Hour. Sass -. Graham. best. 50 1oas4
Boston, July llFour steady; spring patents. ~ I5a
81 g. winter 81 50as5 30 spring Gears and sTaists
<4usi TO- winter 10. s+gst ~. Cornmes quiet IsVsc
per bush 81 s0asl So bb Corn steady steamer ye1
and NJ 3 3lgJiisc Mllfeed IIet bran spFins ~ 10
winter siiys4 Is: mddn si4 '5gsi6 Red Dog -four
Ssa<ls % Butter steady Northern ic western, 1914
gi7c imitation l3G l+c ladies'. lJc. Cheese hrm. Norn-
ern. 7i7g1t.c. Western. I'sc
Chicago July 1.-THE leading futures ranged As fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-12
EXPORTS LAST WEEK
GENERAL MARKET REPORT

NewYo July Ii. 1895
COFFEE-The market for Brazilian coffee futures re
mains In an almost comatose condition There is ahso-
iute,y outside speculative interest The tacers
almost equally destitute energy on opening
call this morning but lot sold. Up to l. tho
business had been increased by ony lot further. The
trading II the dag mined &, 600 bags.
Opening steady unchanged prices the market ruled
du.i and eauTeless with weak undeTtorc European
and Brazilian cables representing much the same IN
satisfactory conditions abroad prevalent in the
markets OF this country. Receipts Rio and Santos
called only moderate yet fears entertained -
that the OF coffee VIII be large
while the visible supply is already large as compared
former this time The market finally
quiet unchanged prices 10 points lower on saturday
Hevelus cleared Rio the United states
with 1900 bags Spot Brazilian coNe. ruled dull and
nominal unchanged prices n Rio invoice ots ois'
tobbng parcels Csc. Rio for he week just
ended reached bags against $1,000 bags last week
and $1,000 bags last Santos receipts aggregated
80 900 bags, against 5000 bags week and ll3HD
bags year shipments from Ri to the United States
were 5000 bags Europe. 5000 bags. santos 10 the
United States 600 bags. Europe II 900 bags De
warehouse Al $50 bags including
80 ss5 bags against 80 63 bags last week
and 81 l4i bags the same week ac'.
The range Of contract prices In the local market to-day
was follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-12
NAVAL STORES.

An easier feeling prevailed In the local marhet 10,
so s turpontinr result x Increased offerings ana
not sltog favorable n IN the SdvaiAan aiK
Psi, w,s about steadv bit neglected some extent
or dept nen,s lacked change Of consequence Quota
iions follow. . 49,, ., COIL
PITCU-ti 81
rosiX-Corrron 10 god strained 81 +o8sl 40 +.
81 :arqsl 5eig = 81 COAST ~ q. 81 10. H. 81 go j.
ST. X. 81 ~. VI, 81 - 81 y. e. IV1>z 10 a.
e. ouaS2 %: " W. 81 3odS2 -
Charleston Juy li.-Turpen,'ne market firm. c3'sc.
T.osn quie; ard unchanged
Savannah JuIy Ii-srlrts .urIeu.ir. frrn 2ic BID;
sais- :r2 b,s At -. - receipts LAO bbl, Eosn firm
and unchanged. receipts. $3.50 b"ls.
,ylmlrc,on Julv ir-srif..s turpenune firm. ava
ciAc receipts 2S casks Resin steady. Mcdtl receps'
$50 lb.s nude turprufinp quiet 81. 81 80 81 N re-
CENTS - bbIs steady. 81 %. receipts. LOO DDS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-12
sIioliday

corToN-The Agricultural Depar,msn, at wsshinst 80,
cotton crop July Today The report received with
making much q an impression for he reason That
ne oears haa zen ne'c,s oo o"o ITO :. ~ ", ~ 5'
tween ~o seis Of views at 8" : against 50 On JGae
II has been pretty generally adre1 thai the cotton
crop making a steady impro.e mtni drrns JIne.
generally have OF favorable ctarao't- At the
time speculation has not been Of sats;sctory proper Ions
o,Ser hav. not rejected sstisfs toy trade in English
S Son so2 Dos coion p from ms ,dc We're 50
generally favorable that pohcy - r"rra'''naiion was
q prices our market after opening Sui but siea,y.
unchanged prices TO ! mt ea'%n,e' rn.' 90" s'il
vance Total sale. futures - 700 balls Pr Mccomik
statement says hat the report simply resCis
past ndtons whereas he Key - i-c sila"'Ih WI" s
They have previously s'at'd Jure eonfi'ios IN
thenselve. never made msmm,'1 yea; me eo, @,
July and August ana IS thfrri'ie , . se,r,
'"rhe New orleans Pi,ayune" N recent aIuce sta,es
that frequent rains In the Louisiana s-crh nav Det
unsvorable 10 The cotton crop thcte beng com
paints II besides which ne crop gsssy oA.E con
siderable areas the soegy concii ~ low amos &
well making much weed, and some sections r'h9rs
that 0os are not as r"ard - inry sn.1,i C, -,
portions Of Texas. and reports from Me'upis t,a,e aa
the rapid growth Of the plant If not indicative OF e'
500, cotton ruled inactive and closed dull and ea.l
with price, unchanged mdtlng up!snls qupiei -" w
NEEDING Gulf G7-lGc asans Ii-lGc and s@-i'c !"
sptc,,veiy las; Sales 425 bales for eHpo.t a.
Southern markets niddlng quoted OH iaiy iePtisn
az I'nws: "sVes0n ql.et. Al -lpci ra'f ." ,,iie
nominal at SIC ssvsnnsi a1~; at $40. Charcston
guie' Quotations omtten Wilmington firm a, 81. 80. go
Sses. augusta .qu.'i a. eS-cc sales, q" Gaie' -
The July Government crop report showing the gen
ers aVesge percentage and various state percentages US
follows: st.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-12

METALs-Thtre we're no incidents worthy Of mem on
From start finish II was Z sneet mi hefencr o.
ne par Of pom poyss snr ron wa,snts d win spot
10 Goo 0c,oser qn"ie4 At a. 5cso Spe 1she4 the aa
:s = S. Sss :Sas a s. So; t. e ts4
s 75SsI Jsy 70 essmsr s@s'; a, 81 :, +.
n,., dong in tn. English narkri. WIN the ferns at nrt
Pr =" sspes Z. ' ad e oe at 80 lis 3D. In IVES
steady. with spo quoted al 40 Loo % anu 'i,s~ a.
4. g Z; ;:S g. Soft spanish '''' Closed 10 anu ''
MOi.AssEs AND sYRUPs-There were no neH caiarcs
,naiIefent purport: buyers took hold IN hfIf neai
va. while s'!.e's "a kSl 'iso. Go,,a 'o',' oo,,on<
follow: Newt ilraus centrifugal common up e a.,
kse. com,non 2sG2,c ar 2sqloc 60 a 2qoc pImr
mon iof i?c: i.!r. lS5i4c xooi l'ao' prime ''S''
ws "ct da at The fowins quoiaicns Iyerseo III.
Ear &es va s.x 3d. Antwerp aal Hamburg ~ s'
Rotterdam 1'se. Amsterdam, ~ co,1on 70 Iyer6
S or To- ' iso Indoa Is FnEGIigS
ASP "a sac ,asr. .'S being ba; rde
the vessels and rates are s1sy wtb he
snpr * Issse ve.s.s the on shore ,s~' stem
. e. e ON in ns Ss. s% q" 81 o. cox
s9s 80 * r IN eva S r gn
Tropt 900 iSnr e .,aa 1' 100 ton
f% &c Sicily north II Ha,tTa 6r g. ., @n1en i%
orleans q 200 chaIie'd cs sn9a9 Gut 10 tie tinted Kne
1 "A
DOM or continent ~. net form H%s"I' 10 +, PAM,
IN chartered abroad: British steamer " y
ss. 'Grevo1h 'me. ren,seSH a. the ,so nsa
iins lawn timber rensacola to iy'p %, TN
Erilhnn 80 ~ h,,we-p III. Cd British steamer ~
np dprevousyi timber Mohne 70 "s orsi1nv
roui ,irher Pcnsscols to the United knga ga, no,nI
~" ILL.,, ii7s "a. Rriilsh steamer. ] " 'ohs W
or ~ ..wn climber Pensacon 10 Ar'cfdlin or fn'
srasn ii5s British steamer ons irnI insgoy
o, I,r,,s steamer $50 tons 'prevlons H%n .n o
I,h.,rps,o deals MirsnictI T. Dublin of nnir.I 80
ImyAusns.: British steamer az roe &C. "a csar,crei
con-. C.rman bark 5i7 tons tn-.vo,.yl ,awn 80
psr7,col" nu.,tom",v, ,awr tnb~r Penssco'a 20 Ma
~ '"" ,,n.. Sorv-rian bark 10" IONS 49, -,
seillcs H. p.,.oc,,a N card~ 100 Norwerian hrk
~ ,ons Ipreviouv, sawn tinb"e, pn'' lssy,on.lv,
80 'o, 10. ycrweg'an bark n>O tons UeN,yu-'N'
Inner or iur,bcr Pensacola 70 III. rnrn los ar
nrn''. -. s,4 70 Glenn British bark, Lev, tons
w. " ntrea. 10 rreros Avres. n'iyate 'c' ., ,o1 -,
80 f'arHf7f '''
,,s ,on. coal South Amboy. via Newport Ne"s' u la
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-12
sor.TurRN COTTON MARKETS.

~ ,i,g = -l,c: good Ordinary. i-l6, receipts.
ne etporrs t. the Continent. 90. sales. -; ~ nne's
HaI,irrore July i.--cottou nominal; ndiins. otc
low r., idInz rs idc. good ord nary. 5's, gross fe-
r.,,.. NJ exports coustaise l.~n Stock. lSoth
Savannah July 1t oilon qn.et: mddins. 0'.c !ow
mtdlng ii.c: receipts ~ bae'' exports ''"'"s''
MemphIs Ju.y i.--l1t,on dun; mdiinS. 5he; low
iJdiing 5.c good ordinary. tsc ne, rce PIC 9. bacs
gross rece pts :ss. shipments 1913. sales 80; Stock
Louis July u-Co,on quiet; mlddilng. Sac low
m ddIng 3.c GOOD ordinary 5.c ne receipts ~ ia 's'
g,o,s rrcep'. 90 shipments 3i6. stock. 81. 100 80
Ner-Or.an-. July ll.-Cotioa easier. ~ !lhHg. oAr'
80 ,natnc :, 2 Oc good ord nary. - Ice; net re-
Lint. BID bale gross, ioi6 sales. 1000. stock elGJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-12
rrvrppoor. COTTON MARKET.

Lverp5o!. July II. r. n-ai;Sn-spct dri: prices
Law we're 100 bales 4 whi,h 800 were for speculation
': export aad Included +pr American Receipts. 500
hal, ,ncuing 800 American Futures opened ciet
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