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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1899-10-20
Nine PerIshed Ina the Burning of a
sound Steamer.


The Bridgeport steamboat company's
steamer Nutmeg State, which left Bridge
port, Conn, at 3 o'clock Saturday morning
with over 100 people on board bound from
Connecticut towns for New York, caught
fire some three hours later off Execution
light and was totally destroyed. The list
of injured was very short, as most of the
passengers who escaped suffered nothing
more than shock from fright or submersion,
and only four persons we're sent to the hos
pital at New York. The steamer was run
to the beach at Sands Point, L. l., at the
outbreak of the flames, and burned to the
waters edge. The Nutmeg State was a
propeller of a little over 1000 tons. The
vessel and cargo were valued at 5000, 900.
The LOOMS sanitarium at Liberty, Sulli-
van county, N. Y, for the treatment of
consumptives, was burned on Saturday.
The adjacent cottages were saved. The
loss is 100000, covered by insurance.
By the incorporation of the Federal Tel
ephone company in Trenton, N. j., with a
capital of $4,000, 900, one of the first
moves in far reaching plan is made. 1t
is for the combination of all the Western
telephone companies opposed to the Bell
Telephone company, the total aggregate of
whose plants and stocks is about $72, 000,-
600.
No light has yet been shed on the mys-
terry of the death of the woman, fragments
of whose body were picked up in New York
last week. Capt. McClusky says that all
his efforts to establish the identity of the
woman have failed and that he is now sat
isfed that her murderers have succeeded
in covering their tracks SO we'll that moth
ing short of an Identification of the muir
dered woman will result in their becoming
known.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1899-10-20

For any Information regarding the new .c,.,.
call on or address NC" scle10
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1899-10-20

He was Turned Down blythe Republic
cans OF the Franklin-Hampshire Dis
trICt, hut He VIII he an Independent
Candidate.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-12-13
CONTAGIOUS 0IsEAsES
A Little story That c0atains Quite a
 Moral

"Stuff and nonsense" said the fat man who was back among the smokers on a Woodward avenue car. "This talk about germs and bacilli aud con tagion and communication and all that sort of rot makes me fighting mad. People used to live longer and make a blamed sight less fuss about 1t before nll these fads and kinks were ever heard of. The Idea of consumption be- Ing contagious! Bahl They'll be claim Ing pretty soon that sneezlng's con tagious."
 "So it Is," asserted the tall man to the left. "You bet 1t is. Sos laughing, sos crying, sos toothache and pretty near everything"
 "Oh. go on! Sos corns, sos badness, sos tight shoes" sneerlngly. "Who did you catch your mustache fromY
 That's all right That's the way men talk when they don't know what they're talking about Ignorance Is the great foe to reform and always has been. You better"-
 Whose lgnorantf If my forehead wasn't any higher than yours, I'd keep off the subject of ignorance if had to muzzle myself. wasn't talking to you anyhow"
 "No; you were talking just to hear yourself talk and make these people think you were wise. I'll bet you SlO you don't know the difference between chicken pox and smallpox, and you rid Ing around preaching about contagion."
 "Gentlemen." said the smiling old lady In the seat ahead as she turned to them. doesn't lt strike you that anger Is contagious? Has either of you grad uated in medicineT'
 The two looked sheeplshly at each other. laughed and went to abusing the weather department. - Detroit Free Press.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-12-13
MICKEY FINN ON FISHING.
A Few waItonese Remarks From an
 Experienced Angler.

Experiences AhkAcFs
 "Spcakln O dshin." said Raferty. give me the fish that feed on the bot. tom. To hook an ould tn paint pal full O mud and clam shells and sea weed Is almost as much fun as llstenin Co a Dutch band play 'Gotterdammer ung'
 "whln you are fishln for paint pals always try to hook them by the han Gle. That will give the pail good chance to monkey wid the tide whin you start it from It's sulky position on the bottom.
 Paint palls are bottom fish. Tis not like the blueilsh. bekasc it never makes tlyin jumps in the air. but 'tls a ,.amy ould sea dog for all that. Twill fight for every Inch Q line. There ney' or was man that hooked paint pail but thought hc had a codnsh weighin l5 pounds. Goldfish arejust about as gamy as paint pails.
 "Whu you have the paint pail reeled In. It's an the same whether you use a landing act or san hook. Whln you have it iu the boat. you can call on your imagination and think 'tis lob stcr. which it will be. like the Dutch woman kept the hotel out west.
 "But paint pails are not the only things that feed on the bottom. There's thc ould boot. There was a time wh'n IriShmln used Co wear boots. but not now. The only place you will find 'em k In your favoritc nshin spot The ould boot Is a godscnd Co little ccls Co hide ln. An eel as long as lead pencil will carry your bait Into the boot leg.
 You think you have bite. and you hook the boot leg through the strap. That's what straps are put there for. There is no danger of the hook tearn out. and the ould boot will not spit out the bait. but you must handle the boot leg gently. bckase gcntlest fishermen Is always more successful The ould boot leg will lay quiet In the boat, but if he should get frisky you can drop the an- chor on him.
 But if you want rale fun fish for toadhSh. He has jaws like a rat trap and skin like sole leather. You had better take yisc and a cold chlsel along Co get the hook out of hls mouth. for he will close on a piece of crab like a safe door on a sore finger.
 But what a divvirS grin tue toadhSh wears whin you cut od about a yard of leader at a quarter foot and throw fish and leader overheard beknse you are afraid Co touch the thafe"-Mlc6ey Finn in New York World.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-12-13

The p. ,ur-Slu. line and the royal one bltk On the home Of your childhood IS via the \ rh-u Pic.fc. You will ride through ttr Inland Empire of the North west. oyer t1- Cl>cidcS and Rl-t'sS; along Cr.'l fr-., of The Columbia ard the b-m'iui Yellowstone; Skirting the shores of L.t- p-nl I'Orille. through the ia. mus Rti LtniS of Pyramid park, and OCT >> Che wheat feliS of Red river valley you go lt s1 miles ln hour, and sleep and elf m rr-fe,t comfort as the ve'tibuled i-i . r..>t-S along. The finest cities oi the \ ,-tnwe>t are pissed through, and at St. P,ui th--- $ the choice of six railroads to Chic1go lni Ire ElSt lnt South. Call on o- aii-v>> D. C. Jackson, agent \. r. k.
 Q. S'llgway, Alaska. l24 w
The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-12-13
m. Modest Request.

"l am your friend" said the doctor to the sick citizou. aud must not de celve you. You have Ouly two hours to live"
 "Only two hoursE
 "Only two"
 "An you say you are my friend. doe tOrf'
 "I am-l am"
 -Thcn do me one last favor"
 Name it."
 Pay on the mortgage on my mule an hoss an take care Q my wife an l3 children. Atlanta Constitution.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-12-13
LoricnI Result.

"I don't see why you should raise the price of milk It Is high enough al- ready"
 Don't you know, ma'am, that the price of beef has been raised about 20 per cent? The milk has got tv go up along with the rest of the cow."-Chi' cago Tribune.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-12-13

It Is not the level headed people who make flat remarks.
 What a man calls hls pleasures are an index to his character.
 An employer often values a man by the number Of suggestions he dcesn't make. Philadelphia Telegraph.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-12-13
Too Good Co Lose,

You seem Co have a good deal of faith in doctors" |" said the friend Of the sick man.
 "l have" was the reply. "A doctor would be foolish Co let a good customer like me die. Stray Stories.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-12-13
Conclusive Evidence.

Miss Oldgrl oh. Mir. Policeman! Save me. A horrid man tried Co kiss me.
 officer That muhst have been the mon that escaped from the lunatic asylum this mar-rnin.--New York Jour ual
The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-12-13

Elegant reading and card rooms most arranged for gentlemen at Reeves & Highlev'S new resort, the stand. ard at the : E. corner of Sixth and State streets. Best imported liquors and -igarS oI3 I'm
The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-12-13
Well Srasoned.

The subordinate dashed up to the Filipino commander.
 General. the marines are landing from the enemy's ships
 "Au right" responded his command CT as he peeled a banana; "get ready and pepper the salts. ."-Chicago News.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-12-13
Mn, ,n shou mI. FrIend.hip.

I'm standing up for the masses" cried the political orator
 "lf you really wanted to show your friendship for them" returned a man in the back row, you'd sit down awhile. le."-Chicago Post.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-12-13
Are You Going Enst F

If so. the Northern Pacific railway will give you excellent aceommod itionS, fast time, and fine service throughout. For In formation see th,lr agents. the Alaska Pa cifc Express Co.,, opposite the White Pass depot.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-12-13
nhI.rtInnnhlr Erntnrr..

Naggus-I have read your speech Borus. and. to tell the truth. I don't like It's physiognomy.
 Borus-Its physlognomy? What do you meanl
 Naggus-Its Is are too close together -Chicago Tribune.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-12-13
E,tI,uSinSm and Cold Fact.

"Ah. look at the union jack dutter- Ing u thc breeze, No power on earth can haul it down"
 ~You could say that about toy bal luou with the string broke. - London Tii-ELIs.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-12-13
T,Ls. Nore Rest.

"Dld your office boys vacation trip do him any goodF'
 "I think so. He seems lazler than be- fore be went away."-Chlcago Record
The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-12-13
4 Straight Tin.

Long What's in name anyway
 Short-Go ask a bank cashier Co dis count your note and you'll probably find out.-Chlcago News.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-12-13
m. Accustomed Pose.

Josiah. have your photograph taken SO you will look natural"
 That's too much trouble, Maria. I'd have to take the lawn mower down town with me."-ChicagO Record.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-12-13
A Union Man.

"Yes," unused the scholar. Byron awaked one morning to find himself famous"
 Huh" sniffed the press agent, "l wouldn't work all night for any man| New York Journal
The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-12-13
Crowded out.

Crowded out Co make room for more intcrcstiu. natter" remarked the edi- tor as hc showed aside a plate of beans and tackled pio-Ohio State Journal
The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-12-13

Keep vour house warm by banking up tbe outside with Slnd or manure. We de liver the matesial-AlaSka Transfer Co. Office with Nugget Express and depot tf.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-12-13
A..i.tInE Dramatic Art.

"That new actress does very well. but she can't faint at all"
 "Go and get a caterpillar and put it on her s."-Stray Stories.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-12-13
DeIirIousIy silent.

"when that barber was thrown of his wheel he was clear out of his head
 What did he rave aboutT
 "Eavcg He didn't say a word.'- Chicago Record
The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-12-13
An Artists Dream.
m. HIrhe.t PrnI.e.

Was your friend an agreeable guestT
 Yes. even our ,ock liked her."-Chf cago Record.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-12-13
Accounted For.

Excuse me. Your face seems famil- lar. Are you not brother or some other relative of the Hofrath Dlppelr
 Why, professor, l am Hofrath Dip pei"
 Exactly! That explains the very striking resemblancew--Der Floh.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-12-13
In Germany.

"Oh. GeOrgc, Im 50 IrlghIentu. DO send lt away"
 "Ycs. dear But-cr-fact Is can't for the life of me think what Is Ger man for COW" Moonshlne.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-12-13
December.

Before buying your building material call on A. C. Easel. He has the largest stock to select from. Way down prices.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-12-13

Business ends only s2.7s per 1000 at the DULY ALASKAN ofice.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-12-13
Something Lacking.

First Shade-These are the Elysian Fields.
 Second Shade-Magnifcent, grand, delightful! But-er-whcre are the golf links?-New York World.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-12-13
steamer. Due m Port.
AGENT

The following steamers are scheduled to ,.-i,.. ., th. N,fae named
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-13
LEHICH VALLEY.

fool on West ga and Desbr0sses 5trce1
(Penna X. X Ferries)
Time West sd Street other Cortlsndt Desoroses
s,raes Daily except Sunday sunday only Other trains
daily sunday leaves cas- Sunday leaves BIS Sunday
t's5J 100 A. Local for EAsToT,
ssSXHeS.0SA AN For BUFFALO, NIAGARA FALLS and
West and principal local points Paror snd Dining Cara Con-
ne 81 i'55 100 Noon. BLACK DIAMOND tx
pRksST andsomest train in the world Limited 70 seating
Due Buffalo connecting with through Seepers
TO Detroit and Chicago Dining Car service "a carte
.ic5S .OOP.a rs For WILKEs-BARRE, SCRANTON,
t33I 4.9SP Coal BRANCHES and intermediate points
ts5.IO 5.1OP NJ. Local for MAUCH CHUNK.
t.8iS 8.39r.M Local Express FOR HAsT0Y:
Sleeping Cars 70 Chicago and Toronto.
sT55 S.OOP.h Express for BUFFALO and TORONTO.
None But sleeping Car pssengsn carried ,,.,r
1923, 10.30P.M ForITHACA. ROCHESTER. BUFFALO
SO YIANFIETb and BoUSD BROOK, locals daily except
Sunday; A. % IS go 'Sl0 b. 'e25 and $50
Tickets and Pullman accommodation at IA i go @ ~ end
Is Union Square West 25 Columbus Ave- N
Fulton Court g y Bdwy and Annex station BROOKLYN
Y Transfer will call for baggage hotel Of
residence through 10 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-13
p,o-Hol,day, Receipts, 1900 bags:
~. s,a,tsfical positiOp OF Brazil co1ee

cOTTON-Au the bull factors which have oeef re-
senty cotton market were IN tuII 80
keain to-day Indeed advces from the Soutn"este,i
Siyison OF the cotton belt especially the accounts
TEXAS were II anything. still more enlhsn me ors
Soned for some comfort from the weekly report OF @
Shronicle but Sot none; was there anything OF
bearish nature In the English advces when rspor'ed
eSrther advance OF 292l4-6id net NeVerthesss' Jul
aarket broke sharply to-day but not until aeF e
4ng call had developed hrmness. with prices
"a points higher. with still further advance %
opnls OF nonts Then the market commenced 10 "aVSr
elosing figures Of yesterday, or an advance OF aDou
snoe the advance originated. within the week me ps
rsnce on this rise had changed the market relations ui
Of overs3ld 10 had become eaVly o'eroe
MIR the long interest widely scattered certain go
sares soon after the opening call commenced 70 Ttaao
shIs started selling by local taNers and IL was
~ long before Wall Street people and the grain contr
Sy wire very freely The result was an exceptohe r.
acton Prices declined from els for october TO nv Ut
mat position and from 631 for January 70 olo Ine
general list soon showed reaction Of loQl9 points io
The decline attended by tIepueIt
penduaiions. and at times the buli
we're re-enccuraged but the result u the escoh 70 nay
was 70 add to the confusion sentiment and leave the
was finally steady al a decline OF $40 points Hrest
stress is placed upon the Interpretation that vi" De ue
BY the foreign trade between now ana Mondsy
ms the significance Of -1ays break IN connection WIN
he crop situation English cotton trade ACCORDING
10 private pIctGliced against any ADVANCE ana
many expect overfun response 70 the reac'',
here In Mondays Liverpool cables. Should this prove 10
will be renewed selling for short account ana iut'her
liquidation Of long interests -, So, -. -. A.,
The range prices In the local market to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-13
WEST SdQRER,R,

Trans leave Franklin St Station. NJ \. a. follows.
and rs m later from foot Of W. <2d St. ,,,...
A. D.4o A. II. DAILY. f9s Cornwall NsxSurss kingston;
Cstskiii Mountain points Via Kingston;
n ri,Ih A. NJ CW. <2d 81. III A. NJ Daily. except
SUNDAY, Tor crens;ons West Point kingsSn New
Paltx lakes Mohonk and Minnewaska, Catskiu NOUN
tains' Albany Saratoga and Lake GeogS MI. o..
11iaS p NJ CONTINENTAL LIMITED; Daily iof
Albany syracuse. Rochester Buffalo, Nafa , FSis'
G. 100 p NJ Daily. except sunday, for Lakes Mohonk
and NinneWaska Catskil MVintain points. via King
a,ao p NJ. Daily. except Sunday. for Kingston.
Lakes Mohonk and Mlnnewsska. catskili Mountains.
ID. 8:4; p 81 Daily. except sunday, for consers.
cranston'a West Point. Cornwall, Newburgh, and IL
n,sh P N paiy. except Sunday Albany AMI
Gas p H. Ov 42d St e:l5 P. ND Daily, for Utica
Syracuse Rochester Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto.
Detroit Cleveland. Chicago. and ST. Louis
$500 T. NJ. Daily, except Sunday, for Utica, syracuse.
Rochester, Buffalo. Niagara Falls. and Toronto;
OI5 p a. Daily for Albany, Utica, Syracuse Rochester.
Buffaio Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit. Cleveland.
Chicago. and 81. Louis - "a, =,
except sunday. B. l0:l5 A. M l2:25 p. n
( S!efsspSs, Sunday. 3: iia' A. NJ C. 100 P. N,
Time table at principal hotel. and o,ices Baggage
checked from hotel residence by Westcotts Express
G. f. LAMBERT General Passenger Agent " T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-13
NAVAL STORES.

ups,n4ss in naval stores was u mni"rr" volume 20
-. zero about On 'hc previous basis Ne"
a. -. ,si, sources di otter much IN ~" VA ~
decided new features. our market ''.'"l F''' ''' '
" AZ T.guiars s. ~: 30 oil, tlls 81 :"
SddisiX common ,o rood strained 81 3'asi - y
q, n :, 81 ~ O. 81 Cs H. 81 -. J. -. Is - ~
90 a. az. g. ~. " g. ssgf3 10. " ". 81 30
c,harIcston. Aug i2-Turentn" nrin ~ 80. R'''n
firm. unchanged ,e,..
ttj. e,lsa 10 hlls receipts, ~ i''-l" "'''' "'
ChanRed sales. 3i79 bbls: receipts. All. 49,
Wilmington Aug. Spirits turp"n'n" nm AZ - :.
as, roo eiu. ~ casks kosu firm. Lh,h"tE"l' 10y
ia bbls. Crude turIentne nm W. a,. -. '''
20 M Tar firm AZ 81 50. receipts. - hti-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-13

sCHNDULE IN EFFECT NAY II. IsV5
FOR THE WEST.
Leave New York South Ferry Whitehai anu
foot Of Liberty street Time shown IL iroih eou'n
Leave Liberty street minutes later ,c,.
sDaiy. tExcept SUNDAY ..,v, 81 Ok n n,
PIrTsBuRd. .iao a. m liberty street Oniy,. o'o'
p cTINCINNXTT, ST LOUIS. 1855 a. NJ '565 p M.
'' "'s"' ROYAL blue TRAINS, ,n,,..
WASHINGTON BALTIMORE. t1B. 'Voo- CDiner,'
eli Is a m (Diner) fi255 p. lDiner. :. p (Diner)
90 55 Royai Limited" exclusively Pullman .sin DIhet,
s455 COiner, $3.50 p. m. uOine) ana 'lz'W night
NORFOLK. 1925 p. M 49,, 49,, ,,..
All trains are Illuminated with Pintsch bight. -
onaces: lis i72 28l 434 1894 Broadway. % Union So
w i27 Bowery y. Y 500 Fulton ST. no Grahsm ave:
Prookiyn. whitehall Terminal and Liberty ST. baggage
rhecked from hotel or residence 20 destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-13

McLAssEs AND sYRrPs-It was Guiet, day in IN the
market for m3assee and syruPs not cas5 barnes
sc all dav Quotations follow: New-Orlenns centrifugal
S%2n 9.S. fair , 34' ss ESQ., r fSg i T%S S
syrups common i2gl4c; fair. 1916; good l'al9e'
oI1s-onIy slight trade in coitonseel oil deyc9pedi
SATURDAY and old prices renanId , as Sut e anI una
changed Refined petroleum was firm at old prices quo
follow re'eeq s0Is Six 81 So 4 s99 IN a G"K
New-York IS So crude naphtha. eargoes so: deo9Ur
crude mills laHlSo butter grades $oa3ic prime
of SUMNER YELLOW; winteT Yellow Soa$2c iinseei
American raw. 80q4Oc; American boiled. 4ia42c; Cal
cutta raw 5sc: lard oil. 42a4ic
vance deyeloped moderate weakness under liquidation ana
S ss g. uq fsmy sdss Clear sas
R 1%sf a :1S. s.a 5'5a mess
quiet quoted: EHT2Si IT, lex bellies dun quoted
smoking bellies nc 10 70 eac 70 H. S<e "a "a. NJ 5n gI
daatcd ss2Is' Western nominal We r
iOA alotlc; city green's lealo~c EaeY ouotdd
lard 'epdy :rS spossad g sn hsnped s. Lara
az kegs G9RRIS13 Sggt qa'' gaoed OF
YES Tes,e div lard siearihe. &C. nominal
OCEAN FRBIGHTSIn the sail tonnage ,r na[Se 9s
ness ne %s' Of qq ise rad and fa rates we're bid ne
were light For steamers there was steaoy inqn' ~
S.I. we're sTer qdaied at s. rs9BB s iep G
POI wsTe ~ t,a h 35 %eT Sa "a AntSep sd
hnrg G5 rres; Rotterdam 9'lc Amsterdam. S'sc. CO..,
tan IN IJyerpol Der n PIC August 25c INST nan
sentenler 30c latter half: LJnd1n, oats. e ~.
RICE-The market finished the week IN nm lVr,l'
though exhibiting little life Prices were unchas-
news from TIE crop too varied 70 nave HI'"
weight either way. Quotations follow nomyilC, 80
mon u low fair 22Gslc. IA TO good 4ruS'.c' P,ll
to choice 5i4a6sc head 7H7lfc; Patna f
4I.T5ikc: Java AZ dGlzc Rangoon. IN bono &gZ2c III,
tie Of special occurred in The market Tor en
sugar today only fair but me unl' tho
held firm with prices unci angel The reg" news wa
unfavorabe activity. Quotations follow; l,'''il
SIC: cut loaf. 5!.c crushed &C. cubes ~drgG ar
granuiaied and fire sranula,ed 59c coarse anIa,
AL exra fine ganulated SIC; confecton@s giauistI
SSc: 10 cartons 10 bags. 10 cartons ana no Oass
az fine granulatel 5j5c; mould A, 5%c; ditmonI q,
fiLc, confertioners A. she: Nos l. ana 3, Yc'
= aac. No : 47.c No g. 4s1c: No !, IAc; No,S. 4ovso
No o. 4kc No TO- 4izc; No II, 80; Nos u anu 10
13lc: Nos a. II and l6 4.c About tie only erect %
weak English cables on the sugar market was -
arrest ving pending sunday interval Prices az u.
lbs, were vel sustained by importers on Tie OASIS 90
q ice for SO test centrifugal a. fr 50 test musc'F1
snd 37sc for 81 test molHsses sugar The eNcepoIhIy
sn,a supplies on spot and nearby afoat staple encoHs
seiicrs ~ hGd out for asking rates In nearly al
instances Various opinions were expressed as 10 u,'
snsct ~ The West Indian upon the crop Inc res
ation cables reported beet sugar at inlon as qu o G
nrices barely maintained August delivery quol Tvs
and September los 4i2d. this being loss u I'd nm
sugar M that POINT steady but inactive WIN Java
quoted at l2s 81 and fair refining liz 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-13
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York August L. 1873;
,r-r- crec,,aon in brazilian coffee futures lalleu
CDffb 49, rroporton as Of the traders rN
b ,ld be the case In sympathy with the specu
IN cotton and overflow OF oui -
I've on the contrary speculative deaiiHss IN -,
~. yerv small The market was hTiher, 'Hus
ee'e vs. the result higher quotations nom lla
po W.uhnrg less extensive receipts at no anu
,,Sough the Brazilian movement was s', snsss showed
savsree Of 10 points YESTERDAYS closing o1 s and
LEY entire session but 1900 bags-an DecenioeI'
mcnsl pso There exchange or SepIt h,so a.
$780,, dinerence OF IS points The warehouse ut
es were moderate and spot demand very s'aSN, pn
Esoes In the open market nominally nnchhnseu' wv "
ErSca lots SIC and jotbing parcels. sac
~ -snss Of contract prices the local market to-day
s.asa follows: