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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-07-07
ICE NREAEs, $50 OuhaT.

Our cream is made strictly from heas lest
fresh cream and we krow how to make IT,
Delivered 10 any part CT the city.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-07-07

Women of the Post Are Busy In the
Red Cross WOrk-There Is Some
Recruiting Being Done, but the
Usual Martial Appearance of
Things Is Lacking Hospital
Shelters Some Sick Volunteers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-03
fIT.GJ0
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Ncy-lork. August 2 ls.S.
BEEVES Receipts to-day 1crs single car OF ~ head
for the market. and about , 81 rough butchers
stun wero held yesterday Nothing doing at tho
cattle yards Feeling steady Dressed beef in mod!
crate demand a. 1Sigc per NJ for poorest
sides Liverpool l.. ndon cables quoted the market
SLOW castle and refrigerator beef The Ceyc took
tween ] Shanlberg and Schwarzschi.d Suiz-
berger quarters Of beef for y. Morris To-
Teuionc will 400 quarters OF beef to
CALVES Receipts to-day Il head all for the
market NeD ht'ls uadinl but ne feeling was rated
~ grassers held CITY dressed venis Arm
ia u9isc Per n; dresser. higher at Ggo'sc;
tr.s.ed bliter a1llks also higher at 3isQSisc.
Sales-H II. Hollis N'alS. loi 10 average ~ @ per
j. ii Hume Bro,, v.sls. 2c5 10 at g.
or aOi5 head including consigned direct to city
butchers and for tine market. making with the
held yestrTdss 1914 cars on SALE all OF which
1ere at city sheep were steady Tor the under
grades Feeling hardly strong FOR prime stock LAMBS
.p.ned steady quality considered but closed unsettled
with a fllght undertone ~ weakness. Two and nall
,,r were he'd Inferior 20 good sheep sod Mt sJy
r,uttn Grn at Gasac and wrthers reached
-. dressed lambs higher AT sG0c. ard best carcassrs
ssies-M Collins: 90 virginia nmbs z ID sverafc at
s. 20 per 7 c 70 10 c ~ G s q ia d. e 3D. TO- at s.
-, do 90 n, 50 - eI DO 40 n. at 81 % 10 Ken
tuck, do Is u. at So. 5l Kentucky sheep. iCs No. at
Newton {. CO.. go w.., xrsinia ,sms. 90 NJ ~. at
rstns sheen ic7 n. At - IS - DO 10 ~ at 81 10;
do. 81 10 at 81 u Buffalo Do. liz 70. at -: bucks
judd & CO. 2cg Kentucky lamb. % n. ss 60 az
81 :o . DO 81 10 at 500 bucks. i3s H. at 1895.
HOGsnscspts to-day Wen. ~ ear, OF . ,o' hesa' az
S. - per ~ Country dressed in light supply and
sslesHs Imd & Co. late yertetday 26i Western hogs
1916 n, svsraJ, ai 81 ~ per 100 n.
sanders. late sesterday % state hogs. i'6 fb. at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-03
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET

Llverrocl u. m Exchange wheat Spot
dun No rcd Western winter. Is ID 10 red Northern
spring. 6d t'orn-Sp quiet. American mixed. new
Is 2d futures STEADY, August, rs nd. September Rs
ard: O,toter. I4d -Four Louis fancy winter
dull 8s Hops london d'lcihc cossO dull gait
Reef dull extra India mess as 81 prime mess. Cos
Pork frn prime fine Western. SIS I'd prime mess.
medium Western as % Hams Short cut IL to 10 n.
steady 3Ss. bacon Cumberland cut - 70 20 H. dul.
2ss short rib ~ 81 n. firm. Bis. long clear ntdes,
light 35 rs 10 steady. 3is "a long clear mddes,
heavy n steady Sis short cle1r backs. III 10 ~
~ steady 3os clear bellies IL 10 IL y duh 33s Cd.
Shoulders square /. to Il 10 steady 25s 81 Lard
prm. steady 27s Ga. Cheese steady. American
nnest white as: American finest cooret. 3Is Cd Taow
Prime city steady los Cd Cortonseed oil Lay srpoi re
aned dull i5s Turpcntnc spirits steady. rs Rosn
'Comrnon steady Is. Imports ~ wheat iri" Liverpool
for tho week: From Atlantic ports DHO quarters IRON,
pacln, ports Loo quarters; from other ports. o1mo
quarters Imports Of corn into li'erpo"l from Atanuc
ror,a for the week o. 500 quarters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-03

GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFrF-Tha coffee market. taking the season
whol. taoxei a brighter front today. Opening steady
unchanged prices, there interval u weakness
during which prices esssf OF so points tut inc
market seadi.T recovering the nss account ~
moe cncouraging closing cable from the Havre market
with reported a o y franc This led 10 some
covering and also stimulated speculation lite The
forenoon unprcnsinr only Two lots changed
hands the call and only Ia had been sold up
10 ~ m making ualIy small showing - 10 bags
to that hour the afternoon business pick" up ana 'e
dav finished with total Of % 100 bags. ana me mhTk"
finally STEADY ard prices n"t points higher IN
points lower II expected that the visible supply VII
snow an increase of 10000 bags receipts during
july 2J7 900 bags short II the movement IN JUN
than the July movement oi Nb
rio and santos shipmen;h during July follows;
RIO shipments Europe 81 600 bags Santos shipments 10
RIO shipments 10 The United SsieH
IOi 900 bags shipments to IN, United states Loo
600 other countries 20Nop bags,
Victoria the United states % 900 bags spot
brazilian coffee quiet with rather l"ss pressure to Sc at
nomnay unchanged prices Rio No T. &c for Invoice lots
a sac for Jobhing parcels
The rans OF contract prices In the local market to-
Aay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-03
SOUTHERN cotton MARKETS.

Nerinhis Aug Cotton quiet. mi!dllrg. SIC. low
nitfl re- otl 40. receipts. ~ bales
gross 27G la.es shpmsnts l2i bales sales. 100 bales
stork % 3i2 baes
Galveston. Aug cotton steady. roifilirg. b%c low
miGilng ste good ordinary i'sc. receipts. II bales
SAILS $40 balls. stock. ~ 2CN bates
BAUM re- Aug 2-Cotion nominal. rliding Che
low miding u Gc "a ord Sic. gross receipts
- bales stock ~ ~ tails.
81 Louis Aug Cotton on o.. midng SIC. ! "
iailing ~ good ordinary. Si.c receipts. II bales
gross receipts 10 balls. shipments 20l bales stock
81 ~ bsles
savannah Arr . -ro't'n s'eniv milling. II TIC
low rrIsdl.rg So. pts 81 balls exports 'osst~ise
o bales saies - bales stock a2iI hsl's.
New ONeara Aug -'otton quiet, middlng. ii-ihc
low rnttdlng iGc good oul ~. receipts. io
bales exports coastwse so bus. sales 500 bales stok
3 ~ bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-03

market was les aey. Ss opium oni
TON. was s'aGy to nTm ana prices ,m eas- 81 t
81 johbns s. sGS3 ~. powdered s, 'ops. - MOI ~.
ql.nne domesti' manufactures bulk 2nq-2c: iofr'Sh
ESSENTIAL. OILS The market vas hrIn 10, ,faa,ns
sse' yh alr demand at fi Presso RS 81 10
sr,," e,asc, emSnria.s NATIVE. 81 ISa> y: mace.
dsed; 81 25asi 30. mustard natural s. 'ssj aH-
ecla' 81 @CN,| - pefmini Wtsletn uns 49,
7oq 53c. natural sq33c. artinchi. 2'9"e
spcarm n $iaI 81 ,an,y 81 ioasl - Nalsrsisen nsi
worr~ood pure :? 80 itopIs s, re-
s. 5oa s. 20 SISser jsmsca nneeaeh.l ia s. bsachrd
ic ncorice orlnary tasc selected SstiSS ,arsaprra.
~ sn@S, SSSSd, RAE r IA 2s vrIns
,ord 1v AT p 1e To- H ana mn Dur Srra
po,sn,s 8 5S@$i =! w.ns, stTaiSE 'gs. 80 "'%s
90 90 T" ,s. g eg s GO 90 sHe 10 XVI Fp' 59
nun H. quotei e. 5oas2 80 SconNMEAi,NESs5 qaotsi.
k frf Sa. 81 3Gs 70 a.. to So .o ios
H96s FEEp- Cuet g. 40 and 80 u " nter IN bulk
as sJ STns z, S ia f 10 cg .ca ss,s hon
thy seo &c ~ mai s:tgi5s 80 , c5ern mo t%
market ia! somewhat stronger
ie .ho a'" at ss oar and oc-orSi no I'VE aa%cy
among tho bear eiener ATTENDED as was sy numerous
determined vita 'h.r whoa, At cufr'n
ported I. gnl-r.'sai most q N, ~hel, has a,
r'ly len 'od ~ -lun'a' abroad Snpr.sm'I,ns re
3osc tntinatirg that the Russian
consiiarrg proposition - fornii ~
pnrfAtlY1 * grain. ssant supplies ana nn'i.'
factory crop ruficN Although rInorei - DO r0tnns
statement ruhllshei m mn
this report erfh-ess tai frfrgfhenirg 'r"'t
~arv senuIer' 'onsi1e-ail, short ~Aea' w's coz
during Tie forenoon after which The market gave
under f6alz.ug crls IN the Gst hour IN
- Dads ner"
1lffnffs ahfoat opsreTi w~0Err
30 - L., erool subsequently reco'eref The
lIt@tp9o. rcp1rei l.ss.t'D bush AGAINST
gtNsUp bush Last month Will receipts ~ i1ai point
fnrrs the Lest Avs o1F anyh iN' i"ifhr ~
% rHf~f,Al requirements 'li ads'f"r's hspfr' as
expected were buliish They ndcaiei decress' - >
mr,,'c supple. : Tive Rockies w'rds relIr1n
u busr 1f- iri'In' passas" Has on "A .
fspoff- a bush hsn lat w-ek Interior
-!pi. drvH his ~ 10 l.i'h 'fusi
flIn raIilF f~ct@V~~- ~ me 'fsfnrc's ~
vho-i and fflr - fcf Nrs .g<i.i ~ "a spot and
o. rnirs ,nl fi,or ~. r--t~-i. me c'rn h.t
close teirg ~ =. lower - fbs .cns nler' Re- Nn
a.fsf-ol "afsr~h~ The raj" f'1rs ia igHi
my develop tg sr,ls II pfc.>ni fpsfab" OUTLOOK
,.- principal states ~ ~fil1,t
Weakened this shfr and lef' OF 49, net
lower r.s-sa~ ,-<f @-ed l"'"~' hrsa
domestic .tocfs f.r tf- Nr~k The ehp1ft
:: loads here and 0i'ro's ="
,.tu cils-t -. % 10 ~ OATS Iqufa' OF
hr1rxrt sh.1t share - Ne M. 60 LAY ne fu'rre
lst rding up ~ lINtr than M'rdas ttcr news was
iearish ES,-,refs took 3i.HH tgsh No osfs - -
~ -. ~ pht' c.'Q'. - 70 whte II p. 80 3
Whit. I'll, track r.l,~i :NT1-'ir-. ustt white. 22g
sH'ai a.. T. Rsnaio. s,s,e re '3git' r. 3 New
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-03

HEMP AND JUTE-The market quiet all around.
with prices more less nominal. Prices were as
follows Manila hemp. SPOT i.c; Manila hemp. siipncnt
nominal; Manila hemp shipment. United Kingdom. ~
TIC ss spot. im7 &c. sisa shipment. Ilsc. Jue Spot
u .. 3Ao; Jute spot ~ double irianG,e ana cludl.
.i.Q24c. shipment q. double triangle end equal
-. Jlt" shipment X >. 3i.c, Jue butts spot paper
quality. 'sc: Jute butts shipment. quality. sl
butts mixing. lac juis butts. baSging. nominal
HIDES The market IL about steady for dry hides WIN
demand. Prices follow california. nc selected IN
bond. i6c Truxo i5uijise ornoco. i7TlI'1c. Tam.
PFC. IDS. noso,a ~; Central American i',s@
1cc Vera cruz ii'4c; Puerto Cit~ilo 1919. Ia oua, g.
id1e: Caraea' io'rc: Payta io'saicc: TGbafc' iSs
Tp Hatche dry and picked TIC. Port an PLATE t'sc,
Galveston. lGa@l7c san n,saio ard LAREDO IL g..
fayta and Progrero. lc Marenham and Perramhuco rs
Eahia lie. Maracaho. ll'sc saysnia 2Sl! MAJ ,
moss i2c. rsNas. l3c. cl'y aught naty@ siecs
~; butt tranis. io9io'.c: side biards a=e bull
c,wg i0c; country slaughter. rat!se Steers i".Wllc'
COW. ns.c. bun. H4"i.c. -
There N.as a moderate eypait inquiry Prices follow
!eniocH rcn-acd i3ssG2l sc second. 1000 @c thrIs
IL. selsci eof2er. seconds lr'st-lc
thirHs ISTfsst: ieJ~rfs i5spi6isc: union lIsouc.s
2gfiSoa middle hacks =sr: dds heavy 2sdc. seeo1s
heavy oin2sc. th.Gs 25I2sc; ght backs COW 2aasoc
Sac ndP s1G:Nc bel.rs. I510l6isc oak dressed acHs
:,f.il seconds. affG2r: thlrds 2sMhc: leies l"'sn
i-e. tetrs buits. a}nf; Texas oak tO,c. -'a-Sc
II:TAI>S-The meta; market, in general way, siowed
mi. n any chnrge certainly for ID, better me
cnirsl marker report of the N-S-roIk 1etal ~
the markets follows: PIG mon whrn's
aIcl; ,pot september q",,eh =" SO f0TsG 81. 9pps1
cntinuss duh and unchanged spot TO j. esnher III ."
Tin quiet spot; Sij o5cso '2s August and sep'eh'Uef
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-03
LIVTEPOOL COTTON MARKET

Liverpool Aug . y m -Cot,on Spot Quiet: prices
easier. American mdtne u 32d The saes Of the
bales Il which 5io bales were fr spsrula
and export and rlu4ed 1900 Gales American Re
ceips O0n bales including $40 haes American iu
opened quie with Moderate demand. and closed
que; American mlddng. N Ansust 2 q t,t3 - ~
and September. % G4Q3 - 81 sellers:
September and October u CD buyers October ard No
venner ~ Cad buyers November and December ~ ~
az % -Ctd sellers. December and January. E-btef
20 G1d value. January ard February 10 SG3 :o-e4t
BUYERS February ard March % Cd BUYERS March ard
Aprll ~ G4d Value April and May. q 0id sellers;
NAV and June 90 GiJ3 y 6ti buyers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-03

a co. do 10 10 at - So u do. COS 10 at a as %
state pigs 100 n at 81 80: roughs. ITO 10 at % A.
J. H. Hume & Bro late yesterday IS State hogs. 1d9
N At 81 co. 2os do $50 H. - SIS; rcushs 27s H. 81
So co. IL do 296 n. at 50 80 80.
Andrew Mullen late Yesterday: Is State hogs. lsi n.
at 81 IS: 3 roughs, 800 10 at 50 IS
IL H. Hollis lat. yesterday: 10 state hogs. l62 ~ at
- 20: DO 3lI NJ at 81 30.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-03

Cash quotations we're folows Flour dvll and easy
No spring wheat 6sq75c. No red. &c. No corn
32h933c No yellow a3's d5S &C 10 cats. bic. No 2
white eIiaa25c 30 white. % N2illc. - rye +iad
a. 80 barley. 32q4oc No naxseci Si'ac. Northwest
%. Prime timothy 9eei. 81 81 ness phk. per Dbl
f'.G5c clear sides tboxei - ;0dSj -.
changed. On jee Produce Exchange today the butter
market nrm. creamsrt~s - ais nc daiies i2lIVc
Eggs 81 adv. fresh. Tic
c.nsinna,i Anr Flour quiet vbs.,,, steady: No ::
70. mixed. 23hq:ic. Rye quiet. No = i2e Bn,tsr
dairy. III steady Eggs dull o. Cheese steady.
NJ 2 NORTHERN IS Rye steady: No 2 &c: september
5l1c Barley Dun No .. 40 Sep emser a..
Minneapolis Aug Wheat nrm. Angus. so. sep,em-
bcr "2!o nc-eIn,er g. oe2,. Cass On trek Ss !
Flour dun patents 81 laafs D. second patents ssa
10 r. an il bulk s9qs9 80. sacked sioGsio 20
rn,sePh; Axe wHsa az a99 ial.2 H Sss :
,.mber s7aS7'.c oa'. aIa. n, Shiie ci.ppcd 3.s0
6c 70 3 white DO S3733i!c No mixed 3Oisff3Ic.
rm ami pint. ie higher AncS We5s'n creamery iSsst:
Do Western ie1c, do southern. ~ caecse easier Nsw
Rsc-pe- Flour 5000 t5ls ani 100 sacks wheat. iooa
bush corn. 5000. osts. G" shipments Wheat, 900
bush corn 2i2 0co. oats aoob
St Louis Aug. Flour UNCHANGED wheat-spo,
hIFne' No red cash elesaor. s' track. Gc. August
s8'4c September Gi7.c Dec mAe~ Giiso. NJ hard
iisae5i4c scp'ernter eji.c va ri, MD No 2
SO Butter higher creame-y. lGG 1Oc dairy iiJlIc
Eggs st'slt. %. los Of
7 l.ao. ave. wae4t h'sh-r. nrm X, cash Csc
September fG%s Cofn 31,et sas' 40 : MIXED 81
cash 30 co,efseel active steady. prime cash 81 20
Oh unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-03
OTHER MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH

Chicago. Aug. 2-Th. demand for cattle today was
light unclaimed prices choice steers 20 usS ~ me
feeders. ssgsi IS 81 5osi ao cows and hslfs,: 50
calves 50 2jGsT Western steers 81 cogAe
Texsns So 50Qsl H. Trade hogs was fairly good on
local shipping account prices averaged 3c lower Far
O. TsGs3 %; mixed soss 90 light 50 '@sS s2 u pigs
81 1898 SIS There good demand for sneep; prices
steady. spring lambs being strong To loc
higher Common lambs f+1St %. mixed grades ~ I,t
IS 25 good choice So 50aS8 fine. 81 "sV 20;
yearinss 81 1895 Inferior good native sheep s5g
81 50. Western range 50 5Olts4 a. rams y 2JdS2 90
Recep,s-Cate a50O head: hogs 81 COO: sheep ~ 900
enc nnat. Aug. Hogs active and lower at s. 2!4tt
Cattle strong ~ 81 s5T$5 sheep steady az 81 .0GSt
Lambs steady az So 75aSJ %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-03
Totals .......... ..-...-. $500
Exports ~ hay for week. :. 800 bales.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. hBvc continued quiet and rs'Ner
easy for plc but shc.cf go~ds held steadily
Ginseng arrives sparaey. Ard prices hardly es'ai
as and Scrthet1 quht"1 SS0<S ~
~. Western 3: 5G1f2. ard southern. s2df2 - Hons'
southern Is coming forward fsry and there IL
Moderate demand 5nna5c gailou : 1rceiy-
California stock In INST hands aud 5lsqesc u
mercy nominal auo'aiian Tor extracted BresyaN Very
lul~ ioing and the market IS weak ~ 27A.sc pea r.
MILK AND CRrAM-T1lS daily average receipts -
milk AID cream The different railroad AstruIf.rg
points and the ey fcr tho week have L~en -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-03

Cotton Exchange epecial Lverp)o CANES; SPOT cUrph
easter. sales bales Ejaculation and export. 300;
American 1850; receipts 1900; American 100 middng
upenis. 1924. Futures Gpened quiet. partial l'i1
decline closed quiet 'eqi point net decline from F5,dsy
Anal January February. 3l9eb; teofuary March
22fs,: Ma:ch-Apr. 321v. Apr'l May. 322s: hay-June
3c2sb August sa3iss AusustSeptenber 3;2s' sep en-
ber-Octoer 32lo November 32nb November De
cember 3i9t.s Decenber-January. 31ey32O Manchea-
ter-Yarra quiet. but steady. Coths-Some business at
low prices
The range OF prices in the local marke: to-day
fcflou
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-03

rood state Of cultivation and generally looking well but
needs rain in locslities
On this shorts commenced TO cover. ana tnrrs
was also Investment demand but speculation IN the
broad sense. continues TO hang hre.
SPOT cotton ruled inactive closed quiet and un-
changed midlling upande quoted iiGc mddllns Gul,
5!6 AGAINST and ssc respectively. last year sses
90 bales for export II; bales 10 spnners and i4"
contract
The export thus this has been as
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-03
In. satisfied position Of Brazil coffee Is follows:

Foreign coffee markets. ssnos- insrHet s'eaoy
-, aS"-.ce santos 1880; receipts. Zoo bags wv"
days: stock ,lsco bags Hamburg % hs, is
Nn.rs1 unchs nxed: at 80 q franc lower ,'l's
Zoo L,gs Uavfs-Colee market opened stendy ana IN
rHon.,de q, IL m unchanged; at n - trThc ""'' ;
i.'s g. franc net higher: total SALES, lO,OOO bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-03
NAVAL STORES.

There was firm market for spirits turreutiuc with
advance IN prices and buyers wanted stock ~ full rates
Savannah hrmer. Rosln and tar ruled quiet ana
steadv AT unchanged prices. Quotations follow:
TAR-ReIrarr. 81 s5dSl %, tar oil, bills. SO GA
PITCH-s1 ~.
SPIRITS Tt'RPENTINE-27hG
RoSiN-f'ormon 20 good strained. 81 a5TSl co. r.
81 ~ r 81 81: O. 81 CO. II. 81 -: l. 81 so. K 81 co. ~
81 90: y. So 10; W q. So ~: W W. 50 30
STOCK IN HAND.
Spirits turpentine l72o bos
hr Ito" 'o's
Charleston Aug 2.-Rosn quiet and unchanged Tur-
pantlne-Har<ct steaty at 2il1c.
Wilmington. Aug 2Spiri:s turpsntine steady % -ep
2jc pts. 9j bbs Rosia steady g2t7 fs7'2c.
ceip's l55 bills. Crude turprntne firm si0si 80;
ce.pts - bl Is. Tar firm AZ 81 20. receipts, JI bbs
Savannah Aug. 2.-Spirits tu:Deriine close 2jisc
saics. iN2 bills Saes the coee 2jAc
ceirts 1888 bSs Ros.n firm and nchanged sacs l3i
bb!s receipts. GOeG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-03
TIE STATE OF TRADE.

Boston, Aug 2-Flour-Recelpts. ?.1a5 bbls. weak.
spring patents 81 JoG5 81 spng clears and straghts.
s., JcesI 80. winter Si<4 clears and staghs
81 joGsi 90 Cornnea lui't Ss2c per bush. ~ ssnS! 81
tbl. crn weak. receipts . 200 bush. vel
low ilhc; No = iDdiJSc. oats dun: receipts II Isl
bush fancy 31'aa37c; Nos . and 3. 33dsic Mil.teel
firm bran. spring So. 10 wine-. Sl+ 20. msdil,ngs.
siGfSis: Red DO, Hour SIS 25asis - Butter nrn;
Northern. l9Nl9isc: Western. re: imitation 1876.
ladies l30 i3lsc cheese steady; northern 7aasc. West
7i-usc
Bural Aug. ?-spring wheat. No Northern pu!rth,
@isc offered winter wheat quiet. NJ red 6o%c: No
extra rel. &c. No white quote'. go" corn-No vel
low, 5}.c: No yellow. 3Jlsc No corn. "tfe: No
corn 3iAsc. oats veal. " white 81 No white.
-: No ! white. 25c No mged. new 2tf. No white
pi. clipped a0lzc. N > mixel natural 2Gi2c. Rye-NO
offerings: No quoted. &C.. Flour quiet
Chicago. Aug 2The leading futures ranged as FOL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-03

lilo Coffee market steady No mo '&'o ~, e.
5-ii6 receipts 5000 hnss Uvp iay.l i.n,
United stntcs 500 bags cleared Tor Eu'"'"' ''o ~
stock a't.VV bagr. 4, ..,,.c Gas
cOTTON-Thc speculative movement IN 0'ao npr,s ,b@
ittic more active today within 'c,pe 81 po'r
maj kct n, Icing that rlpeh il"er pun ,
,he i,ss and closing quiet. with prices many NJ
AT 4 ,oint after the rarket a"l ~
tsa4v at decline 2a3 ports and further de.'hsd
rrfs unCer disappointing oablee ara Gains OF
cr ', conditions The feature of the pfEas ep',.s va,
the weather n T~Nar NM tAn.
w W,sssippi: me rcpoi tel for thr 'n.'
ara ,~arine weather Iepted tsr the lntei tss
ling cordtti needed frlNale
at,rih,ed The procrarnaton Of tnrish 81 w.. .re,,
%, I'm. cop rrrorfs cshlcd from M sac uie ~
vas seen In small SPIT fsles st Ilvr'poo' ~
q, ,h. l,u.- ountaun fr futures Later IN hc ssssi
!" Wv .h. maIksf made quite sharp tun GA thr hl
n,,,a,,~. n verN.y GRIP report mun
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every preparation for death. for had
a presentiment that / should this time
meet my end. wrote farewell let
ter to my wife. told her what to do
about my affairs, handed over my
watch and other personal effects to a
friend, and then walked up and down
my quarters, waiting for day to break
and my command to move.
Ihat was a solemn night for me
for l had this firm presentiment that
1t was my last night on earth. / felt
almost as certain of this as if had
been condemned to death, and now can
pretty well understand how a man
feels when he is to be executed in a
Few hours. / always had in every
battle of my life a sense of the danger
to which was exposed; / never knew
what it was to forget it,; but this time
felt as l had never felt before-that
my time had come and no mistake.
cat daylight took up my line Of
march to my death, as fully expected.
On we went, closer and closer to the
fort, until at last we were within close
range of its guns. l wondered that
they did not open on us. and every
second I expected to see them belch
forth shot and she'll, and play havoc
| in our ranks.
On we went, my eyes fixed on the
guns, until our advance line struck the
fort and we rushed upon its defences,
when, to our amazement, we discov-
cred that it had been evacuated. Not
a Federal was anywhere in sight, in
side or out.
You can imagine my sense of relief
as ! saw my boys in possession Of the
fort without so much as a scratch,
And you see what presentiments are
worth. have never much believed in
them since that night"
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1898-02-05
No Foot-BaIl in the Army.

From the New York Mail and Ez-
press: Colonel Cooks order forbidding
match games of foot ball on the
grounds of the military reservation at
tached to Fort Mcpherson, near the
city of Atlanta, might properly be ex-
tended to every army post in the coun-
try. The United States army is a
small and not overly powerful body,
and it should not be exposed to need
less hardship and peril. If its mem
bers care to indulge in rough sport
they are free to engage in wrestling
matches, glove fights" with or without
gloves, riding untamed mustangs or
long-distance foot races with Indians
or cowboys. Those recreations, while
exhilarating enough for the average
man, are also sufficiently fatal to keep
the peace-time death rate in army life
fully up to its normal level.
But the line should be drawn at foot
ball. 1t isn't half SO military as it is
mobilize, and it may properly be left
to young gentlemen who do not wear
their country's uniform. II it must
have it's martyrs they should not he
drawn from the men who are on Unc.e
Sans payroll, and who are popularity
supposed to represent his dignity.
There are enough hardy young fellows
in our schools and colleges to suffer all
broken heads, disigured faces and frar-
tured limbs which a really cheerful and
enjoyable foot ball game seems to re-
quire, and to them may be safely ill.,
trusted the undeniably prodigious duty
of upholding the reputation of their
native land in that superbly beautiful
albeit some gore-stained sport.