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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-29
Slocbrauo.

Sebolm ganomrue unber @iorsIeu
@oos Ct fuIoianoi9 n%sobr9not. 5no.
bOet o9 no9le SGOitatte branote. BE.
Iainiagen reboeoes msb u~nbtusrIie al
en- Ipr Os IRE aaIue.
6orlsoen neobrGnote ire @aaroe
Albet, tilbsrsnoe benboIosuis Sens
Sereuen. 6bri ten WslIer
os Qnbers Nielen.
Wo9ens Sprenen Z b M.
lens @aatb / Alslsp ueo Yaroe er
iuIoitanois nsbbrenot. siIoen fOrmoOes
optommen fra en- StOrten.
6OrIebtH QIften nebbrouote Rebs
manb Carl Srinfers 80 = 35
aIsn LANCE tOstasss ea9erbpgnins |
Belle.
Sol9aurb / .. gsbel SOgn FL
neobrGnot meo ~unoia9slle al Stuebulet
a%rsaigrs,ne, mso uao;ass.is al an Ggr,
inbsbrenots. 3loen fOrmenes paaiat al
nosIe Ba9abonosr. Oct er tuu Ct Aar
iioeu, @aorben brenbte forrise Sang.
Strib samIe 6Grseeaaro. tiIbss
rtnoe Boser 9un en-, CT totaIi nso.
brGnot. Beboerne matte rsbbe iis
BET bIOtts glnneb. Gilt Jnobo:t brouote.
@isubommen par asfursrft for 1850 ar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-29
NnboIot Sraipier.

5iferiinIpsttionsf Tibet yabialon",
@bef premistIsitnan Ronow, inotom
forlsom Afteu til Jrsoerifsbaun mso
ben enseIife GrupIsr vROpaIii" .9.42s,
Of 6ra, Der par anboIot, fifsnbe paa
banf Sstsrritorium norb for Stdseu.
Do man unto9 Stibet for al pare ben
SrupIsr, iom fOrIsben u,o SsIano ODers
ieiIeos ct 5artsi, Tom ifulos anbolos
ben, bIeu 8uptuinen. Stprmaneen os
to al BeiGiniussn arreisrsos.
Ruptain 9OImsreen bIep I%eners
ueb Ssrsitsns Dom iosmt en- Bsoe al
200 Rr. iamt ROnfitation al 6unsiten
og gnsborbs:l ruwI.
Otter anmOonins fra 9uitiisminiife'
ritt bleu Der inblsoet unoerisgeIie mob
6olmsreen. iieta for al bare uGrei
Aafiae til 3 Wenneltsrs ORB peo Yaa'
telling al en- Suao. buOri en- SpsieImant
mso Here befanof fig. timber 6orberei
MATTE 9oImsreen betenoe. at ban fdI'
itslis bauoe urgiuet fig for Stibsts 5crsr:
ban par fun Stprmunb. Den rette Rap
tain, Ritl en-, bIeu ftruts b%entetaf Bolt
llet os iiIitoo eiier noeen Iios 5orIsb.
at .Ropaliit" par ioentilt meo ben Irop
Ter, Der bauOe btsnaet 6%Orbrpoelien I'M:
Der 9slono. 9eIe SeiGtninsen n iat
unoer Anboloslis, os Dsrene til Raitlu=
rummet luttsoe msb ben berpGrenoe en-:
seIite 6%oniuIs Se9l.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-29
Snobrmo % SiopaaiGttciie.

Z 9uipeft erboliasu I'll Rriuiesiegn:
ots Stole paa Gbrifiansbnun raiees
Rattsn til lobe 0ousmbsr en- temmeIig
bsitis 9eIes. iom utuiuliomt er paaiai
erisr ct i~ofuosuast 3nobruo.
Omtrins al. u ON Ratten oponseoss
5loen Of 3uipeiier 81 bolms Son.
iom bapoe Souep9rslie / 5nipefterbo'
ligens Stnestage. paa bans a~nitrig
bIeu Stolebelientene UGttsoe, og be gar
ia / 6qtb meo al rtboe be 4erioner, iom
ioO / Spsuinssns 2Oen Stage, nsmIig
9uipsttsren, bans 8atter O9 ct garne'
BARN iumt TO lieneltepi9er. Omtrsni
/ bet blotte ginnso MATTE oiSIe lfpnoe
ia nso ao ben br9neeno. 3rappe.
Samiibi9 par BranouaI enet alarme'
ret. Dstte mgote unber geoeIis al Cub.
m9gti9 6"riis os bIeu efter ct balu'
fieros lime lnnst Aibtibe belt 9errt
oper sSiosn. 9n pau Sleod aniiiael
unbsris9elfe uiier, at Der foieIisssr en-
BrunbfiftsIie otter ct 5nbbruo / Sto'
lens Rontor.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-29
5eosfaIo.

Gn al Spudnos met bstenbts ganb
mano, 6orpa9tsr al UinrisIisbOr9 ).
8. 8. Bed of9if BEN g. Rou. piuoieIig
uso 8pbsn / en- AIber al nOsIs os bulu-
trsbs. Den afoeos, Der Uar aioher Of
DOnnsbrOs, boube betlaot lers ~Oiient.
Iise 9%iuiosbUeru inbenior Qanbbruget.
SOsnsprGIt for 0ors og lueo
Nsnis5sOer .. Is. Sen en- er nfsaoet
uso Ds6su.
- 8irstteren for 9anbmanbsbanfens
5iIial / AolbOre. Ssmmp Raffel,
er ufgaaet ueb Dsosu efter IGn9ers 9ios
Spseleie.
afosoe Iarte 6nnbeIsn / Jabrens,
Rauomono 4Ibert Rnffsls Jor-
refining Der | gpen os tom o%erefter til
Masceburs for Uibere at uobanne fig /
9dnosIsfaset. 9an ouertoe o%ereftsr
6aosrens ButitsfOrrstnius, inbtiI ban
for ca. 26 Mar iOsn, ba 9antmanose
bnnfen etabIerebe fin 5ilial / aalbore,
inotraoote / oenns Iom BOsbOIoer oa
RasIerer.
Site. at Bantoirsfier u. Jacobfen
for ca. 10 2lar fiben fratraabte fin Stils
ling, ouertogss benne af 0afiel.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-29
Ora CIR Sroets SorfDnoer,

JsIsenoe naltsn UiounosrIiss 9Gns
belle. Der tiIorOs fig | Fremont, 3D.,
bar brast be sOoe 9trrr DOttorsr til of
taute. galior Daniel Game, en- Orr
bets 5Orfpnosr, fOrtaIsr btrOm til
Sam for fine Iibente Msbmenneffer:
g9 mango aur bar iss Iibt at fet 6Or.
oejflie (6pspepiia) % SeunIssbeo, o8
min 9elbreostilitano bIsu mesei eaarli9.
9ubeu faIct at iOm Sfausue pan en-
SUI. os 9aserne iasoe, Der insen Rsos
ming par for mig paa @ruuo al min
Albsr, IS Gar. Cor omtrent II URnns
nebsr iioen btgpnote ies at ia9s Or.
Petsrs kuriko o9 islte indrt Scribe
bring. Seq ut min appetit tiIba9e i9sn,
iuuo Seun ftGnfsoe mtg ny Stptte, Os
min 9agt tiItos ira ICE til $50 Runo.
Mine Yeunsr 9rotu!ertr mig meo mil
rifle uoieube. IioIi9sre tunbe ies
nGppe boIne Rennen; bette nit Brtu pil
oUsrbeOiie Oem ON, at jog bar 9snunns
bet min Stprte. SEQ ertenoer NIB Tat,
Of pso Cubs 9iaoos iipIoer ies Derss
uomarteee Rebiein Or. Beers kuriko
min nuuarenoe 9eIbrebstiIfanc."
Gen Ct lite til Sol9s pau apotetsr.
Striu Ill 6abritunten, Or. Better
5abrnep, ll2 ia 2. 9opne Aloe.
@bicdso. gu.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-29

So9neprGt puu 9nbeIaue y. @ IL.
Ter er bsIfittet til So9nsprait for Nu.
Ium O9 bOosnser Menisbsesr i Gibe
Stift.
= aanoibat i GsoIogien +. 0iel.
E II sr uorGunt til orbinsrst Wsobipls
per Dos Sosnspraitsn usb Ct. Rortens
airte / 8anbers, .. Is. 3. S6ar.
ling.
grunoeirettsr for Mesns 9srreb
a. 6ane en- fratrGoer efter eeet 2aite
5tininesu iom Grandchildren fra /. De
cember ,. a., fra bullet l~ibspuntt
Branbotrsttorate er oueroraeet til @ooss
'uIOmasiis uso MGrienbOrs exam. iur.
6 hr. 6Os.
Ranbibot / leoIoeisn .. 81. %.
Rnosn sr beffiftet til orbinsrst aos
tstst usb 6rebsrits 9irte | a%sbenbaun 8.
= gtipioient usb De beUReeIiee Bot
tOntOrer Cand phil. Is. 6. 9Ort fl
eftsr Qnissuins pra @iu ID al aIoer %
SpagIisbso ufftsbisst / Ruaos meb Ben.
lion
= Sosnepraf for Qifsrbrsnbsrsler
os 9oauno Rsnisbeber ProUit u. 9.
6ontsb, Ct b%sitlttst til SOsueprail
for 8rau os emb Mtnisbeoer aaIbOrq
Stiit.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-29
Gjenoomsialg.

9ienoOmmsn rariitinsbers 6abritter "
meo tiIbsrenoe arealer og 0Oisnuans
gets aue Rr. "a sr | 5sIss Meoeslelie
usO ODsrrstslOsfsrerns RnbOw 90
9epplo ist til ct aOniortium | 8sbsn'
baun for 100000 ar. Ou~ertOssIlen
fer til ELECTROMAGNETIC December germin.
areolsrns ueo %ariItinebsrs uiI bIiUs ub.
parceusreoe.
9ptsnarbsn ggstipsminbs" tat
ueb ROnosrs G forIsoen af Yroprietar
Waorft ioIst Ill Ooerretsiasfsrer
y u b | paa ct at~iieisItabs gesne. Oct
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-29
Slnaa McOOelelier.

geb MisiiOnsitoftn / ser
ming or Cand. theol. J. J auer.
B oil ot anlul iom Carer for ct 1ibsrum
at 8 Aar.
Go9ubsto. @eneroIbirsttOrOtet
for Sialsbonsrne meboeler ben Abe ROu.
Cog Or. I09 (6tsprestOs ira asbsns
baUn) bar unOsr 9notsrsIen til 8auunO-
borg Citation / Dag p~ua,Srt en- Iutist
@Obsposn. Woitinsn ft aitsrt tn
9uf. Der Tom inseu til Stube.
Rri9sminitsre banbtr
5oItetin9et. Timber 9oe 3oD. tris
Der rar. Dsb."
Del pate en- lite ubetpbeIig Opfet i
5oItetineet / @aar, bn 8ri9sminifisr
9dnad i fin GnbeioIing al llnberoiii.
cersIsuringslousn paataIote Saiuns
0aUH / en- f%orioren 8enbing bar Hso
BAN al Munoen. Ia ban baubs ban.
bet, Idgoe ban ieIu Warts BERTH og ret
tsos uoirpttsi uoen bog Of 9iue nOsen
unoitpIpning for 1T grub poG ben sobe
Tone. Waaife bsliener 9s. eresuenee
fla az iaaoaune uotrpt. naar ban itunr
o%psrfor msni9e Soloatsr eIsr unberoff=
efrer; / iaa 6alo betIagtr ri bans Bone.
Ulen, naar ill9e llotrpl isres IND ira
ltIue WliniltsrbGntrn / bet iolteunl9ts
Rammer, turbe man ueniei, at 6otman-
ben, BET uoater paa COB Zone Debats
ten, bouos toIot Gre: usneen III Orbsu.
1stts itste itte".
Oct %enelts, Der Tan unbltpIbe Wuns
ben, Ct uel 5OrbinoeIien imel,m bans
Raun o9 bans Obj.
9tDsosfprins. 5OrIeosn Ssns
bag aftru er Der / 6asrup itet Ell lllp,s
te stiIfaIoe, Der bar blit 9obe al ct
Menneteliu Ill 6eIse.
9n 6arl terie Tor 9asmanb 3. Cos
BAN ems Sui9erinoe meb ct gnlpans
bsrtsreiej. os 0a be tom lat ubenFor
gusiup gp. blsp 9sltsn Lib, 70, 6uors
ouer & onsn bleU iau f%OritrGttsi, of bum
iprans al. s 5aIbe. fog bun ct 6uI /
1inoinaen, 90 bun fertes bspibltlss tils
ba9e I'll 9uist. 5ire elmer sitsr par
BUN beo.
afoebe par bOiibbsnbsi Suenbborg os
bouoe ire imaa Born. 45un por gift
msb en- Semuub, iOm isiIer pua LANCE
R'iier, % iOm lite bar Darst biemms /
oUsr buIUunbst aar.
Opertsrt a Ioset. pa @obs.
to9et forleben Aften uaaebe Oasleu, bpor
BET ituIoe ranSere, itete ben ulptte, at
Io9fereren blsp fert Oper. timber Ran.
s%srinssn Git 9osisrsrsn ben ub ct SpOr,
oS Toset ,ptteot hasIanbs ub famine
SpOr. IOsst inbbsnteOe BAN mart.
tnlteoe BAN OmtuIo Os git Ouer timber.
liust paa BAN, iaa ban bsbe mso bet
famine. lOsisrersns Naun par ). y.
Sen en-, ban uar 81 aar 9ammsl o9
eitsrIabsr fig gnfe 90 tire Born, bUOraf
bet pusfte ct Is aar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-29
Stor Srano / lttterslep.

6orIsoen opitOo en- itsrre SlbIss
Ute sleu. Den opltoo / @rosierer s..
6. Seuens tenoit 6isnbom l~lltsrs=
Iepeaaro % ~opoaseoes iSrit / SObsIGn'
gen. Deb en- riusnor 9urtiebso iors
planisoe 9tetn Zig ill @aoroens andre
9angsr, JON osiOu neobrGnois til @runs
ben mso llnotussIie at StusIansen.
Aas arenturerue reooeoes.
9mioIeriiO iprang 3Iten ousr I'll ire
onore quiz, tilbersube @rosierer
Gbrane, SfrGboermsiter u noere en-
% 9nteiru Gar en-. Wu auarmsoes
Rebtn9oDns SrauouRien, oa BET hob
tlurt. OF bet iteolige BronopGlen iHtet
tunoe uoretie opsr Tor en- iaa mG9tlg
Brono. 8elis anton msb an Damps
iprejle og en- Stationsipreite o9 gift
meb fior atoit / Gag mso at binore
granbsns pberIigsrs llobreoeIis. Rolt
for osis Qntomit iau BET uo til, Of belle
ben nOroIise Del at gpen uar trust
mso at soa op Saer.
Omtrsnt iamiloi9 fob M be IRE
@isnoomme / Brono, c9 Oct masiiss
gaal pirtsos imponerenoe I'll 1roos
for, OF s ben ianot Stso Deo bsilps
Dog. 9ao iamme 3io par ct aOms
paeni Solbnier, iom bOIbt DUelie /
Oms9usn, tOmmst til asfffOues ueb
8seniHssa,bsiest, LEGION hisis bia!p
golitiet msb at boloe en- ubmartst Orr
ben paa Branoltsbet. Del lpttsbss CT
bseranls 9loen til be alt naunts eien'
BONNIE. iOm nebbranote, laa at fun be
loosos Dosrmurs lioo tiIbass. 8 @rOs
lsrer Ibronss 9isnoOm f~anetss en-
fieIbsn Os parbifuIO SamIius at an
iitpitsisr ira forri9e aarbunbrsoe;
Stsrlteotlsn al oeune bIeu ct gptte for
querne.
9fter' % limes 5orIeb fnnbe Re.
benbapns 9r0nouaIen isnOss bjsm fra
Branbftsost, bpOr bet ltsblise SIuts
ninssmunOffab Os Sptsilsr fOrbIeO for
of flute be granos, Der / Dosens qeb
brso fism fra 9omterns.
Branbsn Iumleoe burtis en- for Glare
IiIfuere, iOm sssbes eftsrbOunoen Tom
Rpgiet ON ben fore utiersIsubrano
iorplantebes no ouer Rsbenbaun.
Sloen msnes at pare paalat. Rort
for eens Optcmit bauoe @rosleisr
Sc en- bOrtuiif nosIe 8usabonosr fra
fin 9abs. en b0Iu Zine sftsr brsO
granbsn ub Der; bet 0ntasss, at gasas
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-29
WtoenTabeItg Mom9rfelie.

I'll Wsolsm at bet iusnife Bioenifa.
bsrnes Ataoemi, afoeIinssn for Semi
% WineraIosi, er paIet profesier ueo
Rsbsnbapns llniueritet DIR. phil. S.W.
Sprgenen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-29

bOnosrne bar bGunet fig pua bsnne
Raabe. 90 at bisle bIsu ON 6fisrz
mibbOsen unbOIot af poIitiet iom fig
tsbe Tor 9ranoiiiiielie.
De branoliote lioer ct bstpoeli9t
Cab, ba be bnube laut usiursrst.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-29

sefOreninser afbOIbtes ben rs. Ncs
pember | MARQUIS. Der par frsmmfbt
80 ReprGisntantn, builtst sr IN fra
butl anosn Screening.
9rGlterne Bierins % gdIop,
lamt SOIodtermi sion9r 9raubt lee
oebe Nsbst.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-29
ffnl uGre 9snistsn at uOpo,csuere eisns

ffaI uGre 9enfsten at uopa1csuere sisn'
oomnen.
grobranb @GItsiusri meb liui9s
aenbe paa 6 lor. gano er al :. Rass
musfen maseififtet mso eemminss
eanrO peb 6asieIassr, iiIbsrenos y.
& ar. @anrbm bar ei I%iuis9snbs al
l25 9br. 9auo, fpIbiat for IL 6or.
6urttOrn os I'll uurberst til Zoe, 600 RI.
@afeiperiet meo Iiuis9enbt sr uuresret
Ill SO, 600 Gr. 9nptniar Os Ssl1ts
ming meofslssr. Ousrta9eIien timber
Steb ftrats. RasmusIen siUsr f%oruosn
@afsiuerist Al, 900 ar. i Bptte.
The age-herald., 1899-09-01

reports of rain at Houston and Galveston sufficient to break the market to F points nat the opening. Buyers appeared in pretty darge numbers after the opening and con siderable investment buying took place. to-
 getIher with covering which wiped out much of tine loss. The government bulletin iindieated rain for extreme eastern Texas and this again unsettled the market in the afternoon prices. At p. m. again fell to opening figures. Rain undoubtedly covered a large area today and in some instances was quite heavy. New York spot prices were reduced 1-16. The impression today was that the backbone of the Texas drouuh had been broken. Estimated re- ceipts at ports today 1S,O00, versus 5000 last year. The market closed to points decline
The age-herald., 1899-09-01
Talbot & Palmer,
 Commission Brokers. NO. fl \. TWENTIETH ST. TELEPHONE 5s4
 Cotton, Stocks, Grain
 and Provisions. Direct private wires to New York, Chicago and New Orleans.

day on Mir. Chamberlain's Transvaal pro- posals. Business, however, was slack. Americans were good all day. There was considerable German and provisional de- mand for Erie issues, but New York was inclined to supply stocks, causing a final slight easing. Southern preferred was also wanted. Eight hundred shares were intro- dueed to the market today at 2SA common and n for the preferred. The bank bought 39OOo pounds of gold in bars. There was continental inquiry for gold but no pur- chases. Money was strong on settlement demand. India bought silver and the mar ket followed suit, the close being 27 3-l6. It looks as if it we're going higher.
The age-herald., 1899-09-01
sralbott 6 palln.r,s Cotton Letter


 By Private Wire from Fairchild & Hobson.
 New Orleans, August 31-Driven from their trenches by Texas rains and a flood of selling orders, the bulls were put to flight this morning, finally rallying with determination to stand their ground. At the opening of our market Liverpool was 312-64 down on futures, with spots lowered 1-16, sales S00O The first shot from the bear ranks scored decline of points. Oc- tober 5.5i declined to 5.52, advanced to 5.5S and on general selling by the shorts again 1 touched 552 the strong point of the day. At this level there was noticeable indis- position of lower price advocates to in- crease their line. It was first thought that the rains reported last evening were quite general and heavy, but the posting of the official bulletin failed to confirm such re- ports except at Tyler and Brenham, where the rainfall was 5S and 30 respectively, while there was rain at Houston, Beau mont and Columbia, 1t fell where it was not needed. Taken altogether. the rains were scattered showers at their best and were of no material benefit. The feeling on the exchange is that prices must uld- mately go lower in view of the so-called auction that Is expected to take place when the September movement Is set in motion. Futures already selling at discount of more than 30 points under spots induces us to stand by the ong side, as the price of options has in way aready discounted the mammoth offering of cotton which Is expected to soon follow. If the southern people were in financial position to hold that which they have toiled so hard for, different results would be in order.
The age-herald., 1899-09-01
Birmingham City Bonds

Fruits and Produce Butter-Elgin, 200; dairy. No. 1. 15c 1; dairy No g. PFC; country, 126c; cooking, 10c
 Potatoes-Irish, 55c. Lemons-Choice. $3.5063.75; fancy, $425 Poultry-Hens, 20c; fries, 12915c; small, s@12c: ducks, 200; geese. 200. Eggs-12c.
 Tomatoes-25135c. Cabbage-1Ac per pound. Onions-2c per pound. Grapes-75d90c per crate
 Ios cal Staple GroceIiet Flour-Best patent. $410Q&25; straight, S375
 suear-Granulated $5.70; Y. C.. 55s951kc. Coffee-Green, 9911hc; Arbuekle's pack ages, $10.so; Lovering's packages. $10 50; Lyon's packages $s.8o. Lard-61zc.
 Clear rib sides-5%c. Molasses Centrifugal, 15q35c; sugar house, 20@35c.
 Rice-51s 46hc. Corn-Mixed, 4Sc; white. BOG. Pearl Meal-95c. Hay-Choice timothy s15.o0; No. 1, $14. 50; clover mixed. $13.50 Oats-Mixed, 35c; white, 37kc Bran-Mixed, H7.00; pure wheat, $16.5o. Cotton Seed Meal-$18.25. ie Invigorating and refreshing n-Moerlein beer.
The age-herald., 1899-09-01
ra,bott & palmer's Cotton Letter

By Private Wire from L. De Gumoens &
 Son.
 Naw York. August 31.-In explanation of the decided weakness of the market in the face of decidedly buliish crop and weather news we can only say that the present supply of cotton appears to be ample for all requirements both here and abroad for some time to come. The trade Is anticipating a situation that does not exist. When it appears later on that the crop will be a short one beyond any doubt then prices will again recover: Meanwhile we are sure to have free re- ceipts which will increase as the season progresses and besides the Texas drouth must end sooner or later. after which some time will be required to ascertain the exact status of the crop of that state Early
The age-herald., 1899-09-01

Cash QuotatIons were as follows: Flour was steady No. 3 spring wheat 67G701sc No ? red, 72Ac No 2 corn, 31@sl%c.s No oats, 2Ac; No. white, 23123Ac; No. 3 white. 22@29c. Mo- 9 rye, 55A@5sc. No. 2 barley, =. No. flax seed, $.1S; Northwest ern, $119@1.2 20; prime timothy seed. $2.2O@ 235. Mess pork. per barrel, $.4OQS.2O; lard. per 100 pounds, $5.071s@5. .221a; short rib sides, loose, $4 90GI5. .25; dry sarted shoulders, box ed, 5h@5%c; short clear sides. boxed, $5559 56O. Whisky-Distillers finished goods, per gallon, $122 No. 2 yellow corn, 319sG32c. On the produce exchange today the butter -, 1oiL6a17c T-haesa -~ss9 a. al 57AuIv72S. Es,gs were firm; fresh, 1312913Ac.
The age-herald., 1899-09-01
t.one,.

New York, August 31.--Options steady and unchanged though 5 points lower ruled quiet and featureess with a weak | undertone owing to unsatisfactory cable advices and large receipts Consumption was small in contrast with the increasing visible supply Close was steady, un- changed to 10 points lower. Sales 15,OOO bags including: September, $40; Novem- Der. &.45; December. $475; January, $4.75; February, &.9O; March, $4S014.S5; April $5.OO; May, $5.1O; spot coffee dull; mild quiet.
The age-herald., 1899-09-01
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE

For the convenience of the patrons of the 3 Louisville and Nashville railroad between Birmingham and lountsSprings the scned- ule has been changed so as to leave Bir- mingham in the afternoon at 4,16 every day; effective July Il. sl< -. 7-13-tf.
The age-herald., 1899-09-01
New Orleans Cotton Marke,

New Orleans, August 31.--Cotton, quiet: sales, 300; ordinary, 4; good ordinary, Az low middling, 3-16 middling, 15-16; good middling, 3-16; middling fair, 65s; receipts, 3,497: stock, 131 ,591 a.
 Consolidated statement: Receipts, net, 55,44S; exports to Great Britain, 9,SS7; France, 2,240; continent. 15,353: stacl< AT. z1a-,-----, august S1.-Cotton futures. quiet. September, 551, bid; October 5.536D 5.54; November, 55SG5.59; December, 5.63@ 5.64: January 5.6745.6S; February, 5.71@5.73; {; March, 5.76q5.T; April, 5.SoQ5.S2; May, 5.S4@5. .S6.
The age-herald., 1899-09-01
Chiraro Change

Chicago, August 3l-List1ess and heavy under a burden of large and increasing re- ceipts,- the wheat market moved sluggishly within a half cent tange today, and closed at, the bottom, Ac under yesterdays last price. Corn, oats and provisions followed the greater market, corn losing 1sc, oats hc and provisions 21kQ71kc.
 The leading futures ranged as follows:
The age-herald., 1899-09-01
 COTTON MARKET .
 IS LESS ACTIVE Falling Off in Public Interest Moi
 Very Marked.
  AN AVALANCHE OF SELLING Little Rain Reported in Texas. But the Outlook for Gopious Showers is ? Good-Close Quiet at .8 :.
 a Decline. 

New York, August S1.LThe speculat tive movement in cotton futures was. taking the day as whole, less active, but the falling off in public interest was not very marked. Liquidation of outside long ac- counts was the feature of today's market and the general course of prices reflected an inherent weakness on the part of the widely scattered and heavy long interest.
 Every rally in prices today brought an avalanche of selling. The market opened at the lowest. point of the day steady at decline of 6@12 points. This break in prices was ascribed primarily. to a break in the Texas drought, although this was subsequently, regarded as a doubtful fac- tor, ninety places reporting a rainfall of only "a trlfie, to 1.44 As an actual beue- fit to the growing cotton this could not be said to amount to much, as a forecast of possible copeus- rains 1t received marked attention and caused good deal of sel.- ing apart form the question of receipts, which were very heavy forecasts for the week, pointing to a total movement Of 75.O0O to 5000 bales against 32.O0O for the corresponding week last year.
 The disturbed condition of affairs politi- cal in Europe was also mentioned as a bearish factor, although 1t exerted little direct influence Several times the market [ rallied sharply, but this was due to cover ing rat5er than to investment or new spec ulative demand. During the afternoon sentiment was still bearish with expecta- tions generally fixed for full response tomorrow by Liverpool to our decline of today. But the local contingent was con-. servative, pending further crop accounts. The market closed quiet at a net decline of 9q10 points.
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 New York. August 31,-Cotton, quiet; midi ding, 3-16; net receipts, =; gross 37S9js sales, 1,252 stock, 15O,639; exports to Great. Britain, 4S; to the continent, 1,196. :,
 Total today: Net receipts. 3,S02: exports to Great Britain, 576; to the continent, 9 703 l. stock. 397, ,162.
 Consolidated: Receipts, net. 55,44S; ex. ports to Great Britain, 9.SS7; to France 2240; to the continent 15,353.
 Total since September l. Net receipts,s S,42S,919; exports to Great Britain 3.517 659; to France, 7s8,92O; to the continent, 2S64, 4S7.
The age-herald., 1899-09-01
Cotton Letter

By Leased Wire to T. G. Hewlett, Agt.
 New York, August 31.-With the dis couraging Liverpool cables. 1-16d decline on spots and 3-6id on futures, and reports or rain over Texas there was every reason to expect a decline on the opening here. Jan uary showed 10 to 12 points decline here on the opening and the market ruled un- steady. The absorption by the south and local buyers held the market steady de- spite the fact that Liverpool was greatly against it. Europe was selling. Liver nool for the past few days has had over 30 900 bales rendered in liquidation on Au- gust account. Receipts are large generally and rapidly increasing. but so far the "out go" equal the receipts, hence no pressure is reported from actual cotton yet. He- newed weakness was shown late in the af- ternoon, caused by reports of more rain in Texas.
The age-herald., 1899-09-01

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