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The Newtown bee., 1899-03-17

Conductor William Steadman of the
Bridgeport trolley line, dropped dead on
his car on Sunday evening. 1t is sup
posed he received a shock from handling
the wet rope that leads to the trolley
pole. A thunder storm was on at the
time and in all probability he received a
bolt of lightning. as he dropped on the
car platform Immediately following a
binding flash of lightning.
Henry Gunther, aged Is, an employe
of the the American Graphephone COM
pany and son of Carl Gunther,1a carriage
maker. who resides at 90 Harral avenue,
Bridgeport, met with terrible death at
the railroad station in Bridgeport on Sum-
day. He was run over by a freight
train and his body literally torn to pieces.
1t is the old, old story of trying to board
a moving train, when he failed to reach
the handle he was grssping for, and fell
across the rails.
The regular quarterly dividend of two
per cent was declared by the Censolidat-
eO EOdu at tne uScsfpS VI bhc uncStOEs
IN New York, Saturday afternoon.
Robert N. Benedict, IL, one of the best
known young men Of Wilton, is dead as
the result Of blood poisoning. caused, &C
cordirg to the physicians, by habit of
frequently putting lead pencil in bis
mouth. He taught school at Bald Hill,
and last year was graduated at the head
of the Wilton high school.
A tramp Unidentified as Michael DolaD,
10, was Instantly killed by q train on tie
New York, New Haven and Hartford
railroad at Cornwall, Friday afternoon.
The Newtown bee., 1899-03-17
BEQUEST TO YALE.

According to the will of Herbert Stew.
art, prominent contractor and engineer
of New York city, which was presented
at New London for probate Saturday
Yale university will receive fully $50, 200
for the establishment of the Herbert
Stewart Scientific fund. Mr. Stewart
was not a college bred man and he fire.
quently expressed the drawbacks that
he laboIed under from lack of scientific
education and in order to be of assistance
to deserving young men he founded this
scholarship.
The Newtown bee., 1899-03-17

IN GREAT record of cures, une-
"a qualled iii medical history, proves
Hoods Sarsaparilla possesses merit un-
known to any other M z DIGiNE.
The Newtown bee., 1899-03-17

while walking on the tracks. He is be-
lieyed to have belonged in New Jersey
The summer residence of Theophile Eu
pirate of New York in Brookside,
suburb of South Norwalk, was destroye
by fire Friday. afternoon, causing los
estimated st sl2, 900, covered BY insu
snce. The fire is supposed to have orig
mated from defective fiue.
The Newtown bee., 1899-03-17
Bottom Prices.

We make all purchases in this department
direct from the manufacturer, tor spot cash
this line. We have just unpacked over 5000
pounds OF
The Newtown bee., 1899-03-17

Rev G. L. Owens of the Baptist
church is spending the week at his home
! in Meriden.
Mrs A. P. Potter, principal of the
"Home School" for girls at Everett
Mass. was the guest of Mrs E P. Wedge
one night last week.
Charles Bachman is to enter the EN-.
ploy of Flynn & Doyle, April l, in the
blacksmithing department.
F. o. Landon is working in the cream
cry.
Edward Mcintyre has moved from D.
Il. Burns tenement TO j. D. Wheeler's
houee on South Main street.
The Newtown bee., 1899-03-17
BANTAM.
BUSINESS RUSHING.

Flynn & Doyle are rushing business
getting out their spring orders. They
have just built fine three seated surrey
for Adams & Keller of Rldgefield.
The Newtown bee., 1899-03-17
Horse Blankets

and you will flnd them here in all styles, In
both stable and square, heavy, medium, and
light weights and all sizes, and what ID more
To the point, you will md our
The Newtown bee., 1899-03-17
Price Lower

than any other store In this vicinity. We
shall be pleased to show you the goods and
prove the statement Remember that when
In want of anything in the way OF
The Newtown bee., 1899-03-17
HORSE GOODS F.!

We wish to call your attention to the tact
that you will ind every thing in this line at
our store. You Will fiud here the largest
took, the best assortment and
The Newtown bee., 1899-03-17
Harnesses

aa-Plenty ot~Tobacco Paper and Irvine.
Yours respectfully,
The Newtown bee., 1899-03-17

CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH AFFAIRS.
Rev Fl. K. Job is introducing some new
features into the regular Sunday morn
The Newtown bee., 1899-03-17

soc. and $T.oo, all druggists.
SCOTT & BOVINE. Chemists. New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-14

EUROPEANS AND TRAVEL
LERS will find he London Office Of The
Tribune, $40 Fleet Street. a convenient
place to leave their advertisements and
subscriptions tor The Tribune.
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foreign hcsorts

The International Palace Hotels.
IN" Riviera Palace ..--.... Monte tnrlo.
The icrH Palace.
NIt = rnhcc
>hcuhrnrd-' Hotel and
Ia. IhtIiTch I'alucc. i--N h''
Thr La PIngc. a The Roy al Palace,
u>IIfND Beig iuin.
chateau RoNul, ,
AKDI.NNI.> .... .btl-'"i''
Paw Hon dr Bcilcs Ne.
BELLE { T.. near Paris rHh'''
Hotel >frphnuir. 49,,
AHNIiA Nh-'''"'
Th.. tI. Hotel Intcrnnti"nnl.
HkINl.I~I i'''H-
The AN.nidn inln"", . ,
II~iiBN i'"r'"+-'''
The Summer Puince.
JIlI.lk ApIA ..-..--. "r"'f'
Nr'fNOPl f. . Turkey.
Terminus Hotel ....--...... h"r"'''"N
--.-.. .-- nr 'r-'
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Two hundred ana af'1-alae uayeFs'iy q Ml'h
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foreign Resorts
Hotels in the British Isles.


RYDF. l. W..... .....
Gordon nus Ltd ROYAL PIER HOTEL.
TAsTBoI .
,Cordon nus It'd BURLINGTON HOTEL
MARGATE .........
tGordon H'us ItdD CIITTONNsiTE HOTEL
DOVER Observation-Disclosures.
Gordon mus LtdJ LORD WARDEN HOTEL.
TOIhESTONE
,Gordon nus Ltd HOTEL METRoPOLE.
DRONDSTAIRS
,Gordon H'us Ltd GRAD HOTEL.
LONDON
MIDLAND GRAND HOTEL
LIVERPOOL
ADELPBI HOTEL
LEEDS
QUEENS HOTEL
BRADFORD 49,.
MIDLAND HOTEL
MORECAMBE BAY
MIDLAND HOTEL
DERBY
MIDLAND HOTEL
ROYAL YACHT CitR HOTEL.
Tariffs ~ the Hotels and fun particulars
~ to routes. MAY he had AT the i.uropcan
Offices Of the "Iribunc," at 10 Fleet street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-14

,,..,.s.or II vs. Conn and vs.. ST. hs'en. Of The
,','.,,l.l department u Wesleyan JHifeis4i5' ale
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-16
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave York foot u Cn1Iabsrs-sts
as follows ana Eve minutes earlier from West ia 81.
$500 A. M.-Nestibuled Express daily t0r bnsnatn'ony
waverly Eimra, Buffalo. Bradford. Jlmesto"n ArFive
Buffalo P. ". Parlor car 10 Buffalo. -,....
OLE A M.-Dally except Sundays. . Binghanat,n.
oWsgo Wavery, Elnira and Delaware Valley points
Car. ,, III. sou.
,rsir Yor chicago Arrives Clevau- 30 A. NJ, Chcago.
s p NJ sleepers TO Chicago. Cleveland and Cincinnati
7,3o r. M.-Buralo ana Cleveland ves' buiec Express
dsiy Arrives at Buffalo : 90 A. NJ. BraGfQrf 20 \ N.
jamestown 90 A NJ. Youngstown 10 q A. NJ, Cleys.
and Y 80 p NJ sleepers to INHalo and O!s'e'~ha @A'
Library Car. - ..- r--..i-
D;Is r. M-nsiIy solid for Hinghamton. Wavsry,
Flint. and ChIcaCo sleepe-s Buffalo. Chicago ana
Cincinnati Dining car ..,-., .,,r, p,.-r,,.x A.
THICK ET'S LOCAL TINE CARDS AM n l;l,a-Nn ~ =
/ COMMODATrONS AZ IL fl3. 2Gi. 4el ard POI sSoaa-
way 1877 Bowery 1873 Easr Ioh st. ana 70 -. ~,
ana SEQ ruton-st - Broadway BROOKLYN ~ RIyer-s,.
Uchoken ana Jersey City STATEN. New York TRANSFER
CO calls for checks baggage from hotels and resi-
dences
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WEST SEORE RI.

1.ass leave Frar'ln station, " l.. as tol-oSA
and Is n later from foot OF " t2d St:
A y:43 A. ~ Daily. Corn wall Newburgh, hnsstohf
New Faltz, Lakes Nohons end MinneN aska ana
CstskH Mountain points Kingston
a. lll5 \. NJ (W. 43d 81 IL .33 A. NJ Daily. exseps
SUNDAY, for Cranstons, West Point. Kingston, New
PaItz Lakes Mohcnk and MnneN2 sha. CatsAII AS1n-
tsn. Albany Saratoga and LAKE George
l2,s5 ?. NJ CONTINENTAL LIMITED. Daily, nos
Albany syr1cuse. Rochester. Butao. Niagara FANS.
Cleveland Detroit, Chicago and ST Louis DninF CAr
c. 100 P VI Daily. exc-pt sunday. Tor Lakes Aohons
and N!nnewaska CatsklI Mountain points via hnS-
D. 800 p NJ. Daily except sur1ay for Kingston.
Lakes Nohonk and Mnnewaska- Catskll Mountains.
Cafskiu, Albany. and sa-atusa-
ID. 3i4S p u. DAILY except sunday, for Corges-
craSstons West Point Cornwall. NewbvEgh. and in-
tsrnsdiats stations 70 AlbzEy 49,.
Montreal -. -
evr.crsA Roches,-- Pr~ais NIAGARA PAWS. Toronto.
500 P ". Daily except SUNDAY; FOR Utea. Syracuse.
Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara Falls, and Toronto,
SiI5 NJ Daily. for Albany. Insa syIaeI:s E2ches,s,.
Buffalo, NIAGARA Falls Torento' Detroit Cleveland
,hiSagO, and 81. Louis -
A. B. { D-Leaves Brooklyn Annex; A. e.ii A. NJ
except sunday. B. lo:i5 A. NJ i25 u:
o 800 P NJ Jersey City R r station: A. Gas
4 y ..xseP, sunday. B. ii;2o A. NJ c 100 p II
Time table At principal hotel. sra oics- BaeTass
hotel residence by Westcott's Fyprsss
r y r.NpTp- General passe-cer Agsrt v r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-16

COTTON-The volume Of speculation cotton as vel
character reflected a disposition 20 call a
further operations More pacific conctons pre-
vailed to-day. yet large business was zone IN e
Q, evening accounts There was also Vey COZ
Siderable sleventhhour outside buying
Nells cotton crop report torecasiing me poss
tty % q twelve-Tnon bale yield, prctucec some eI-
through it. influence upon tts
cables which reported decline OF 84n3 1-64d at Liver
rool The Liverpool decline ascri5ed BY private
Ne.ls circular was very their liking Local
comments rule, uncomp limentary 70 the SEN
IN ire o. naming nglree whe the CRU
hand. nothing OF the uniformity OF
pointing 20 serious crouth condlOns IN uie
Southwest and Texas reports bad ever The Gov
report however could be ignored account OF is in
fu@nce upon the public mind. and Il was doubtless an
important N the general decline which TOOK place
cotton to-day. The market opened STEADY al oe
OF 54S points. Prices. however were soon PACK
20 Yesterdays closing egIres pulsec ny renewed
buying Wall Street accounts This caused covering
On large But again the market turned WeaA as
outside withdraw. and ior the re
uan9er OF local sentiment was eXceedingy
nervous. In the afternoon the net Gee ne
was matter OF 1914 points the principal expana Ion
being Mqudaon started by outside selling orders ne
market finally steady at net decline OF lValS
points teleTaphic summary Of the weekly CIoNeril-
rs-t crop and weather bulletin stated that IN nearly all
sections opening rapidly and picking Is IN gen
eral progress While complaints OF shedding continue
general they somewhat less numerous than n ne
previous me eastern half OF the cotton belt
Rust however still prevalent and is increasing IN
tie central ard districts In the northern central
and eastern port % the belt the condition Of
cotton decidedly less promising than al the close Of the
previous week.
The range OF contract prices in tas today
Vas IS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-16

LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Nsw-York. August IS. 1909.
p cars for So, 70 IoHion for ely saasatersr;
and fr the market Nea-ly all o. the laer were he.d
s2l Y average 50 20 10 n No o,ner sales tee,
p E n for native E .s Gable. n n s22d sSpmen.
Include $50 cattle on the cyn-e 70 LyeCpSo. e91S;iy
& sulzberger also the steamship so quarters
about 800 qlarters q beet also to Liverpool for Swift
s Co Tomorrow the Gsrmanic VII carry 20 LvcrpSo
PAU suhampn sos quarter: toT VS., IsEs. 70
suizberger and the Pretoria TO me West Hnes' "'
la h;s4 all s .5-, II, .. ss,S.
, Zoe Zoe Re- 6u,tems and fed calves at s. City dressed
snglc.: creased 0u,ermlks 7asc dressed grassers
Jaa4 g. /! ysaI. 40 n a. s. 90 pc 100 n 3:
; II. Hume Bro: u veals l22 ~ a. 81 10 butter
n q curtis Ii Son vea. various weights at Sc ''7
SHEEP AND 1AMBs-Recepts were 20 car, or 5.oe2
with the two held over yesterday there were II cars
on sale sheep slow and feeling weak lambs ms
opened ana active but the dssna was ,5 9sk az H~
an' - 5oio selected sheep sold At ssaS4 so per 100
n ordinary 70 prime lambs AZ 2SGs s. lambs os Fers
al5 Co. Sc K 81 l: SO g. ss 40 a. X a;
g sF e 100 ~ 81 ~ da at s. 20 s. 90 p
"a AZ 81 :, 81 Is IS DO q 10 So so State do.
Ia * x ., g. bucks o n =, ga lamb. ss - a.
= 90 DO 100 70 az 81 10 no. Az" 'N' ~ "
T.ion Co. 2l2 K.ntucky lambs 60 n a. 50 s. 25s
w.s; Vr9 9H - d. TO- 81 y DO e n g To-
Ka-,lckv s-eep l25 70 AZ = II %; llo "a. a. a. 40
ia virginia 10 II n. a. s3 90 !" 10 az 40 W. -
y A. "a * Vest virginia 10. 63 n a. - % , 70 400
: Sanders 1875 Tennessse lambs ID ~ a. 49,
Tennessee sheep - n. a. ~ GO .. =. &c -. fs5
~ collins. $50 Virginia lambs. SO 10 a. 80 10 LOO
Ke-.ur kv sreep 1913 2. A. 81 70 - D.. ., 90 so @
J r Hume Brc. Is stare larhO7' ~ w. q" W.
State sheep 90 =. a. - 90 90 49, ,,cIufinu
Receipts we're q or G7 head inciuI.s99
"a bead ,or re market Firm for I'VE noss su go
- ,-,e would .cn s5GS5 - per 100 70 cholce Len
60. p,Ve M - IS - dressed IN heA scPls,
bnt r5-fiv lower Heavy hogs were quoted a. .goc ~
~. Medium weighted az 81 qIc, ana Hght nosS 1t
Jfda & Co: State hogs, l94 10 average a,
G, +" - i0e n il2 Western DO, l9l 10. az - ~
rSurbs 500 r, az s. 70. date yesterday tx ~
AZ s. II rougrs SO n. AT - 81, -. Aozs ~ - A.
" Collins Gat- yesterday. 70 81 i'' "'eS 49, 49,
n Hume & Bro. late yestsrday' ~ 90, - -, *
- * 10 o3a 40 1877 - s. Oh 90 - 20. a, -
A. "a n AZ s. o. 10 roughs, ~ ~ al - w. w.
0 Wright Co part late yestsrday) % sag
hogs ~ n AZ IS rs 81 do. 49, p az - l9 300 10 40 10
~ a, * TO- roughs 253 n A. - 10 49, =" 10 ~ -
stsgs 80 sS late Yesterday state pigs Jos p a.
q, * a. state hogs l5 n. al IS 10 rougls q" 10 "
Hollis Gate yesteraay 81 STATE 5"ss' 2as n a.
&, In os 40 los n a. s. l21 rougghs 60 Ia
x i2b 3 do "a n At - 10. s'ss7 "a 10 al =" w.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-16

Cotton exchange special Liverpool cables spot 10
D.. salee go bales, speculation and export ., 90.
American 900; receipts 600. American l0Co nidd,ns
aa 3:i su, s steady a, ssns Deem
srysiarch PCS April 323sb, April May
Msy-June 2 25s June-Juy. s26isb: August 80 =
august September. 263zb; September OclogT,
October November 324s November DeceiLOs, 80
9sncbefrer-Yarns-DulL CIoths-Quiet but steaay. 49,.
DRUGs-Opiun ruled quiet but stesay WIN ga
quoted az follows: opium cases 81 $685. LOOPING 6
ounce ss So 10 .iSst 81 3Oas2 IS; Gunine. domestic
tlanufscturers' bulk. 32o. foreign nahuiao'N'''
q outside holders' bulk. Bic - ,,,.d ~ main
flour AND MEAL--As sellers were in clhe1 p,sTess
tan Oh prices In the face Of the break 10 wneat ~
IN circles slusgishy ali Gay w. 80 was
sellers anywhere from &c % l5c Ap@r S snrns patents
s. -50S3 Wnler stralghts SO 5000 80; winter %
s. o5at3 90 spring clears g o5gSS % & N no grade
ar ar - ,Gg s. 50 extra No Sa'e Ff16cf~uie
Far t. good 50 S09s3 TO- choice 70 fancy IS loe$ ,s
a. .. OIS1EA1r-s'eeeS GWEAI-Daii: quoted: E.as
gate yellow $4,000: coarse a3sia So sacks
steacier quoted spring bran. bulk. sI4 s,s4 II
to arrive 200 ~ $l4QtI4 sacks s2Ss s' an si4 20
esI8 70: middiings sl5Gsl7. city feea s ss
h9nny chop Sl5 in bulk. oilmeal ~ oV9S~" us have
GRATN-WHEAT-Tne firm holc WIN ss.~A GOV
Maintained on prices almost conslatS as seri-
eminent report figures issued week esg rayrst
ousy impaired to-day by combination OF noIinSs
nruelces and general disposluon =. oT,no.t week
AZ result prices declined sharpy InuanS ,rS.r
no support and the close were fully lEe ,,srent
ne last figures OF the previous that short
IRON the character OF speculative
interests which have hitherto furnished the ciat ~
the market had been pretty well eliminated by inc -
Pronounced upturn and local operators WIZ - ,b ~
wheat on bs1d ssovlng a profit ehrewd enough -
that the market getting top heaFs s'N S.,,Jer
asvsrco further until relieved o. some OF I IN
tDued declining with little internsalgn 80 SIdysrt,o
<at.rs session. Influenced most prominently ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-16
orurp NARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Aug l5The recent advance IN prices or cav
10 tas resulted in greatly increased oferlngs ali 20
d., Let v-ss easter this reason ne 49,
a. a. f,iri, active Good 10 choice beeves brought 90 ~
sr A. omoner grades s. 6oQs5 80 stockers 90 s
e. Ia =, e 50fS4 s5 bulls and heifers sZaso 80
Texas steers 81 1885 30 and calves Ior W 80 vsrs
sr9in 100 light FOR demand, ana Soc
Fsavv t6gs sold s. 20QS4 % mNed los a. 40
e. al "a ign. ~ 81 G0GS5 Pigs orougnt - ~
"a 81 and cills 50 25dsi 10 The supply ot .
N and rs cents Sheep sold AZ sos ~ -, oiii.r a,
~ 80 - ,,tfvas range sheep seilng ~
81 5Gasi Lambs sold at 81 50Gs6 90.
200. hogs 10 100 sheep. l2u"" ,,,. ...,ra higher
C,roir1au O. Aug i5-Hoso fairly ace eS ,iif
e. mas; %. cattle steady, - , o. '' -i
Sc 25GS4 10 Lambs steady s4a.- -, al. and through
osi,Is faep ana hogs during the twen' four h9u -
a. ro,n to,ay were. Cattle, ~ cars ana sa-
cars hogs 81 cars Shipments 1st" me- ss'S we're ro
and ianlbs cars hogs II cars. - 80,
a-i1rs bu, in view Of the higher prices mere
a. ~ 8aridedtv higher prices IN 'hcaF' ~ ,1,
80 ar,sf was stronger. calves we're IL Asnt supp
80 ds1,@nd steady Sheep ard lambs Inc ma -
seas win Ish offerings only loads Native ann
$780, 20 EXTRA quota5e az 80 = 49, -
bocs ssrss q sheep choice 70 EXTRA s. 4yg - &c
$500 & 95ds4 40 Hogs-There were ialt
~ IasSs The demand TAT md me MARE. h ~ a.
-, ne quoted Ncures Hea'y we're quo - -
se9Sa ~ r,tted 81 e5Ts5 Yorker piss - o2g
& Is srassers, 81 7bgs4 So roushs SsoaF4 10
2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-16

cash quotations were ss follows Flour barely steady
Va 2 sprtng wheat e9G7Oac; No red. dlGa2Nc, 10 2
corn 81 7o 80 yellow Sc , 30 5ass 20 ~. asi,
~; 10 . barley 35d4ic. No I aaxs@ed 81 OSN+ "
g - orims timothy seed 81 81 clover contract gTad
a. 10 mess pork per bbL s. Jonss . lard per 100 10
49, ~ so1idsrs boxed 54d5ac short clear sides
oveA az 406S5 90: vhisey dlstilisrs hnlshed goods
nsr gaf 81 ~ cut Loaf uhchahyea IN ue 80
~. Exesange today the butter market was nrm,
crearnar.g I5G20c: dariss. iGhGHe Cheese hrn o4ss
loo Egg firm fr' sh, l2'sc
cincinnati Aug l5Fiogr auLe' and unehsnsed WHEAT
e eesi'I t No mixed 22c Ry. quiet No 2 SIC Butter
as ur1.;1 -reamery %. dairy l2c ONO ierl-e
snz,, gvst Eggs strong sAc. Cheese Arm
M.iwaukes aus, l5-wyhea' ess.er No ! North:sr ,n
a.. .tsady; No 2 4ic. sample. s564lc.
Ntnnsaools Aug l6.--t1ose-wheat IN store. No /
Northern. August, eesc september @SQss'sc, peeem-
Der MAY 72e on track ~ 9 Fo To- a. oa ~
-. S9 Xmas - second patsnts e 30d<3 ~ first clears
az 564s2 % Bran unchanE@1
Philadelphia. Aus. i5-Whsat Nc lower eoa 1s1
grade Corn M Nc w 5T.r eDoes e9esc 10
SS,xsJ sSIsG2e. Provisions unchanged Butter nrm
H. higher fancy Western creamery. 2ie' DO prints &c
ssern lac; 90 southern i2asc Cheese nrm. lie high
sr eaas.e Ohio ssIs' fancy Sac DO iar to good
- Ga Recepts-F1our 1000 bb.s. % 900 sacks wheat
m.nts-whea 200 bush corn, 3D. 900 bush oats isooo
bun -..o-,u.
st Louis Aug IS-wasat. 20 red cash. TlsGIins
se5teiber 7O-3e December l3l.c MAY. iIse No nsre
Der 264G2oAe. ca,s. No cash. 2osei sep'emoe''
AN No = white &hc. -
Toledo Aug I5wheat lower active. No ossr nv. va
sPtsmOs sSG O sns SS sass ea 10 ana m ss S
go SO and biqSer no cash SIZE Clover seed dull;
Prime cash. il 10 asked. october. 81 20 ssksd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-16
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

savannah 10 c9ton steadS 90 ssocS Il s5T
Nar1t,. Aug i5-cotton steady nidflns lo-A' "a
TO- ,r,d,,inK SIC: good ordinary. ass Ts~eb'' 80
ssH.. sipmsnts. as .aes go stock - s,
AUG f5-Coton steady; mldcllne 10
81 L<9is lug =. GOOD ordinary 4%o. gross receipts
liz baisS shiprents I7e sales loo s'oG1, g,D'
80 Au1 i5-C'otton nominal. fnlia'Hls,
low mISsilnr 6 i-isc good ordinary '-loo gross -
ceipt, - Anr i5-Cotton quiet; mddling ossS
Low, middi,nF &C. rood ordinary 45loc' receipts DIV
~ ssi"s i 900: stock, 1883 ,-.,,. a,1e..
S;aIvssto1 Aug l5-Cpuon stehty niaullrs soV Ssa
low mddllng She; good o ,,, Wv 10 7.s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-16

1292tc per n Marie sugar quoted at s3ec per n
noney steady I.g7hc per n Tor California and IA
&c Der No and 55GI0c gallon FOR Ginseng
root In light supply and firm s3gs5 per 10 Peanuts
~ Iar supply ana steady. other quiet
We We quote Peanuts. hand picked fancy per n. SIC
20 ezra 4hG4le. DO No Virginia sheled. g.. 6eiac
y? No = &c, DO No ! Spanish sheed. GdGisc. No 2
hickory mats. bush. 80 5Ts5. bullnuts per
busI hval5c pecan nuts. per r. 4G4hc
RAY AND STRAV-fIAY-T1le market WAS steady to-
cav ana receipts showed cutie peTceptbe Increase
cent average arrivals Notwithstanding initial SUD
pIes previous prices ruled firm. especially upper
N-4es, and l. Il the opinion that it will recssstate
several dave teavy receipts u break present run *
prices Trade is but moderate We quote cid hay Prime
large bsles Yer 100 n s7l1GSi No DO s0ds5c No I:
60 N-d1oc: No e.. 52iaG62gc; clover mixed a. 5od
&c clover 4Q i5- reflections 35d40c silt hay, 35a40c
sna l1es 1sc less than above New hat
grace, VI Per ton less than old. STRAW Receipts
nenNy prices ruling hrn steady We
I9ng rye. per 100 r.. +5n52c old and
receipts ~ hay and reported Produce
EHchange ~ noon today Hudson River Railroad 4pO
Ire 200 Pennsylvania. 80; Delaware. LacSswanna and
Ncftern. 30 West Shore. On Lehign Valley i40 Cen
tral ~ New Jersey 90 canal boats 400, river boats 100
tote LOO tons Receipts % 20o tons by barges
and - tons by rail-. total 22O
receipts of hay and straw, in tons AZ New York for
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LEHICH VALLEY.

stations foot OF sd Coranf and Desbr0sses Streets
lPenna Z 4 Ferries
time West d Street oher agprss sorand, Or Bsof9ses
daily sunday leaves IS sunday leaves : IS sunday
leaves SIS -
t-655 90 A. 81 Local FOR EAsTOS.
Xxx eS N~ A. For BTFFALO. NIAGARA FALLs ana
principal local points Paror aud Dining Cars COP
T.Ii.55' 1870 Noon. BLACK DIAMOND *:
pREsS" Ai6Gsouest train DO ne World Limited % seatns
capacitT Due Bualo TUG Win through Seepers
10 Detroit AID Ch!cago Dinng car vice carte $1,000
80 * n0p g For WILkkSBAkRF. sCRANTots
~.ISf XIX local for NJ Arch CHCNa.
AZ ID < loPx Iocsl FOR MATCH CHUNK.
I'D Id * IOP loci Express f0r EAST0N.
.55I xG o. n For Buffalo and points West Throrgn
Sleeping cars I'D chicago and Toronto.
.,a5 : % p v Express for BUFFALO snf TORONTO.
None but Seeping Car pa seng 2. carried. - ,---,,>
.IO,25 10. Dor ForifHACA, ROCHESTER,, bOffALo
and West Sleeping Cars 10 Chicago -- -.
so PLArNFIELD and BOZ VI BROOK loca.s day eaesps
SUNDAY 30 a. iU5jAu: 2 D. 20 = i0 4a 50 aud - p NJ
Tie ke and Pullman accommodations s H - 10 ~ aga
1854 Broadway Onion squsre West 2D Columbus Ave y II
$50 Fulton ST. Bdwy and Annex st-t.n Brooh.
Transfer will call Cor and check baggage rom hoe OF
residence through destination
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Np0PrS Tn-nAY
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New-York August Is, 1890

NeW-1Ork. August To- lNJN
CCFFEE-The market for brazilian coffee futures
opened steady az unchanged prices ana ruled inactive but
generally quite steady during the loren on when some
o. re trading al advance Of points YESTERDAY
Closing ods. There was a holiday Havre and the alb
snoe ~ cables from that partially doubtless eX-
planned the local Indifference The total transactions were
i5" bags In tn afternoon the feeling eased OF under
selling pressure with buyers and reluctant The
market finally barely steady al unchanged prices 10
e decline u points The from Rio bearish.
p--es for coffee being - lower while the Rio eN-
change rate lowered 32d and receipts az Brazilian
ports continued heavy. Spot coffee the open market
neglected and nominal still closing dull the basis
@ about sac for Ne Ri invoice lots and f4c for Job
bag parcels Cleared Rio. August II. steamer Roman
Prince 1000 bags Arrived a. NewYork steamer Etona
with 16. 90 bags RIO.
The range q prices the local market to-day
was