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The daily sentinel., 1899-03-24
nusIIarss LOCALS.

w. r. Peck of Fruita is visitor to
the city.
For Sale-A piano and sewing ma
chnie etc. Inquire 9th and Gunnison.
1923 3t.
DR.. Zinke of Mesa is one Of the Pla-
teau visitors today.
Second hand furniture wanted at
Anderson's Bargain house.
pay the best price for second hand
goods. Anderson.
Finest job printing in the city, done at
The Sentinel Office,
WANrEp-Good clean white rags-2H
cents per pound-Apply at this Office.
II you want the latest in millinery,
wait for the opening at Hill & Mickey
nolds. 316 3
THINK OF Ir-A $40. bedroom suit for
S22. at Anderson's Bargain House. No
one can beat it.
Don't start into house keeping before
you figure with Anderson.
A new wagon for sale cheap for cash
at Andersons.
Crepe paper cents a roll at the
Grand junction Book & Stationery com
pany. 3@3
We buy and sell right. Sullivan's
Second Hand store, next door to Fred
Mantey. al
Mrn L. L. Bailey left for Helper, Utah
this morning. She will visit in Salt
Lake before returning.
Try Eastmans new white and black
paper for photography at Grand juno
tion Book & Stationery store. 3233
Highest cash price for all second hand
goods at Sullivans next door to Fred
Mantry, formerly Hoovers. al
Last but not Least Millinery open
ing at Hill & McReynolds, Saturday
rs. A feast for the eyes don't miss it..
Mrs. Ellen Fletcher's grand millinery
opening takes place next Saturday
The largest and finest line Of hats and
bonnets ever brought to the city. 3 20 B
We sell the famous Parker Fountain
pen. The Parker was used by Prssi-
dent Mckinley to sign the famous peace
treaty. Grand Junction Book & Eta.
tionsry company. 3233
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ru,amY PERSONAL.

w. j. Work, editor of the Florence
Refiner was visitor yesterday.
Otto Barton looks natural on the D. &
r. G.. Express wagon.
There is much activity in tho lodges.
This is sign Of better times.
Easter ball, best Of all. Wait for it.
Monday, April 3rd. 3N3
The Rio Grande W estern is reported
two hours and forty minutes late.
Truman hetchum is working in the
grocery department of the w. F. White
Hardware company.
Mrs. Frohn of Salida, mother Of Her
man Frohu is visiting him. She arrived
in the city Wednesday.
Mrs. E. r. Foremen left today at noon
fer Salt Lake where she will visit for
several days with friends.
The Plateau visitors left for home to-
day. They spent very pleasant time
IN the city yesterday and last night.
The new store of w. 81. Lee, is being
pushed forward by Contractor Lumsden.
Edward Calkins of Denver is visitor
to the city.
The property recently purchased by
D. T. Clark is having number OF new
improvements made thereto, which will
greatly improve the property.
1t will be grand ball, no mistake
about it, the ball Of the Uniform Rank
Knights of Pythias. New features, new
drills by ladies' and gentlemen. Every
thing up to date.
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,on.t roi,aceo spit and smoke Your Life Ar.,,
To quit -obacco ensily and forever. be mns
etc, full OF life, nerve and vigor, take MOTTO
3ac. the wonder WORKER, that makes weak mel
strong All druggists, SOC or u. Cure guarar
eed Booklet and sample free. Auir~s,
'-c-',ra Remehv Co. ChirAeo or Now W.
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MEETS POPULAR APPROVAL

There is no question that the conduct
of our grocery department has met the
popular approval. We are more than
satisfied with the patronage we have re-
ceived thus far, and hope by our busi-
ness methods to meet still further ap-
proval.
But we are not giving gold dollars
away for ninety cents or our goods for
nothing, but we are dividing the profits
with our trade. The people seem to
appreciate, by the manner in which
they have bought goods the past week
that we want to live and let live.
There may be some few things which
We have not got in our stock at the
present time, but as we are constantly
increasing our immense stock you will
soon find everything you need in our
big store.
We want you to remember that we
have not abated our ability to be first in
the hardware trade in this city. We
are selling hardware cheaper than we
have ever sold it before and we want at
least share of your trade. We have
the goods and under our new cash sys-
tom it will pay you big to trade with us.
Our store is not quite the ideal we
have set for ourselves as yet, but with a
little time we hope to give you store
where you will be proud to trade and
where you will get moro value for your
money than elsewhere.
Keep the name in your mind, it is a
money saver TO you.
". White Hardware Company.
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ABOUT THE WEATHER.

From Observer Stewart.
The high area has advanced from
Minnesota to the great lakes. The
northwestern low area has moved tn
western Montana causing rise of tenn
perature of 16 to 80 degrees over Monta-
ma. Wyoming, the Dakota and the Mis-
souri, valley. The zero line has reached
to northern Minnesota. Rain fallen in
Washington, Oregan. northrn California
Idaho, western Montana, Nevada and
Utah and snow in eastern Monnana.
The rainfall at San Francisco was 1.56
inch
The following were tho temperatures
at a. m. All above zero unless other
wiaa aDeCified.
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HIS LAST ACT.

New York-Horace P. Wall. q we'll
known theatrical man, shot and killed
himself in his room in tho Putnam house
today.
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,0Ncats t0ul a0N oss ,v1th- Ia. rHfeek
,a,,dy CaJLartic, cure constipation forevo.
Aan 40. G. @. O fau. dru9uistR refund n'nssas
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
THE BRUNSWICK.


G. A. Werden, Davenport
w. N. Freeman, Rochester
Charles L. Blsnton, Kansas City;
J.R Cassell, Whitewater
J. II. HALEY, Delta
4. d. Warner and wife. Portage
Otto Mayer, st. Joseph
N. d. Cohen,
A. G, Mccain, Greeley
j. M. Cunningham and family
Nontroee.
Alexander Gair, Denver
H. Chaplin,
John A. Walker,
F. r. Gramis, San Francisco
]. J. Farr, Fla9ler
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WEATHER FORECAST.

Forecast for Colorado for twenty-four
hours, from p. m:
Partly cloudy tonight and Saturday.
Local data for twenty four hours end
ing 8 a. m.
Maximum Temperature, So
Minimum Temperature, As
Precipitation. 90
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ADVERTISED LETTERS.

Letters remaining uncalled for in the
post Office at Grand Junction for the
week ending March 25, 1888.
Daugher j P Leonard Fred
Davis CT Lockhart 81 L
Danielson e G L Lawther Thomas
Dark Thomas Lands Mrs M 4
Dickus d w Meyer Lille
Dillmeyer, Mrs. P Martin e 8
Elliott Mrs 4 M McLinn q 8
Ellcott Fannie McCsrty NJ
Friend Mrs. LIB Miller W.T.
Fitzgerald Jos Murray Katie A
Fisher Louis N Newell Henry
Ferris Salman Nichols Addie
Grant Gus O'Boyle John
Greenley Abbie Peaehwell r E
Graham HF Petersen L
Greca E 8 Peterson e
Gudmundson Herb Peete r B
Gildart Mrs G 81 Roller A
Hill Agnes Roy Harrey l.
Hotchkiss @ r Riley WE
Hurlow Kate S Huff w
James w HI Knowlton E P
Kelley Jenuie Knapp w WB
Lynch w B
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THIS SPACE BELONGS TO
w. III. LEE & SON.
. HAPPY HOME

Toys for the Childre are good but
deed to home is better. I will
furnish you home as such prices
that you cannot Afford to pay rent.
With q small cash p p,yment down
you can buy three, iour and flve-
room houses on monthly payments
Of e6, $40, e15, $40 and $25 Why
not pay rent to yourself and Be your
own landlord It will be = pleasure
to show you property for sale on the
above terms.
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Letters remaining uncalled for in the
post Office at Grand junction for the
.-.l. 49, d;n- Mech OK 1900
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THE
MITCHELL
DRUG COMPANY

cX- Our night clerk will answer calls
at all hours.
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OTHER MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

cbl,ar, Aug Grade cattle was brisk to. Gay. a.
a4vanc1g prices there being unusua4Iy gyoI
rlofre which there WaS q COCO s-tt43
GRADES vsre l0Tl5c higher. Good 20 choice atl.S So
& 20 az 81 ooruuoner cattle bringing "a SOgso 20
rs ana ,eederz sod al SO 25qs4 IS bulls c9Ws ana
sTi5 n rs were irregular steady ;or deslfao1e
hut weak for other kinds Heavy hogs SOC az D.,
r.ve4 frta A. 35GS4 IS and ght a. - o14S4 ~
sos a, 81 5OGS4 81 and culls at S2gsi mere va az
-.sys demand f9r sheep and lambs an9 pI.Ss
nr sheep sod a. So 25Q<3 % for cus up 70 - 20
.d AZ ga qS4 % FOR inferior lots up 70 50 4CIso % 1o
b.St erades Receipts-Cattle 800 hogs 2o"p' tneep
$1,000. ..
East Buffalo Aug 9-Re-eipts u sale and ,hrolss
cattle sheen and hogs during The twent-four hous
AZ noon to-dav we're: Cattle cars sheep ana an
ara hrgs y cars shipments. Cattle cars S-eep 80
lambs cars hogs l2 cars Catte-TheTe we're 10
rs ara zht through shipments of cattle 4ne
tre market was angel. The feeling On de9au
90 ies being full steady AZ late qC0te1 pIIces
Vera In i,rh, supply good demand erd stronger tH5l-s
70 extra S6Ts8 y good 70 choice - oGSos ',5ep ~
far-Ishe rra~ke. good position. WIN D 8ls -
ssia There we're really TOP grade lambs on sac aho
RAJ here been any here would nave 500 tu
C-r1Ce n Extra spring lambs were quo -
go - choi-a So -STSS common O. far e. 'gt
ss- 70 extra 81 1885: good 70 choice - oO8S4 10
COZ, mon 20 fair s. 25QS4 Hogs-The market was ser
srair,, taa4v with % loads sale Ihere was 70 as
mani for heavy hogs. and they were noinhAIy tL.se
a. e. s59s ~ mixed sold AZ 81 s5ds4 go corn YorkeTs
a. s0dS4 - roughs 50 Goqt4 TO- stag IS +yG
e. 10 On the close there several 'lls o h@a'y am
Mlchisan grasssrs let over o. -,
~,,cinuat Aug Hogs easy. 81 a.AS4 -. az, CaLTse
sea5v 81 25GS5 - sheep steady, s. 2ogSt 90 IihO'
TATS6EO
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s54c Barley-Firn; No 4oxc: sample. $50

l. 5sHa54c Barey--Firm; No 2 4o%c; sample. $50
S9hc. -. ,
Minneapols Aug e-Ciose: wheat-In store No, !
Northern August csc: September G6Ae December, eIs
MAJ 7OA.c. on track-No. 1 hard. 6e1c; No, !
Northera, 6 ac No. 2 Northern, e7Ac.
PHILADELPHIA Aug. g.-wheat Arm &c higher: contract
grade August 7OL a7onc. Corn firm. &C higher No 2
mixed August 26A d36nc Oats dull nnf barely steady
10 white clipped. 2702Se; No 3 DO. 25aa2ec; No
rred DO 2GQ2si5c finer; fancy Western cream
cry IGc: 90 rrats 2i Eggs firm ene NC higher fresh
e. i4c: 10 Southern, 12Gi3c Receipts Flour i.ooo
bh wheat u GOO bush: corn III 900 bush:
oas IL 900 bush Shipments: Wheat, 1900 bush; corn,
rs OC0 tus1 1000 bush.
St Loa.s aug 7-wheat-No. red cash. es%c; Sep
TENDER r4i 903%c. December, Use; May T5Lc NO.
hara o. co-r--No. cash; pic: September sos q
80%c; Decs-aoc-. E7%c; MAJ. &A. oa.s-No cash.
pic se-,.er1bsT 2O1sc, Nc. . WHITE 2S7c.
To.edo Aug Wheat higher. easy; No cash, Toso;
September. Tlso, Corn higher. steady No mixed &c.
10 cash 54c ciovsrseed higher, steady prime cash,
So so: October, e. 324 Oil-No-th Lima s3o; South
Lima and Indiana ssc.
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COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

NeW-IOrk AuFust = Isb5
BEANS AND PEAs-Poor crop reports cause stronger
holding Of varieties but trade !s very dul and
frIces unfmproved except for which are rifle
HIGHER quote Beans marrow. 1885, choce per husA
Si A51Si ara do medium choice. 81 300 32Ig Do pea
cb9ics 81 s6dsi 32iz DO red kidney. choice 81 81 20
white kidney choice. 81 g., d. yellow eye choice 81 81
=, a.. 40 black soup. choice 81 G5uSl 20. d. lima
CaIfornia So 77lzG$2 50. peas. hts 81 2is 10
bags. 81 67i4asl 10. - Scotch bags $o'a' o. Dds
81 1879. - -. ,-.o...,..,. ID, .t,h ,-. AZ. ..-..-.
b' a., - ermly sustained while further aI-
sS MS been established. the Of The market Is
is,s favor on highest grades Western imitation
steady. factory without change, but some extra
srk. both fresh and June made are held a. premium
extras. n l-isc. 40
~. I9S,aisc do thirds seconds i5sg17c. d. state
hSsr 81. do drstf I7isdisc. do Thirds seconds
go i7c State dairy haf nrkn tubs fancy l6i4gl7c
siLT fsc. do Welsh tubs fancy l6lsc Do drsts
90 s a ststs dairy tubs seconds i44gl5c: thirds
STATE dairy Tina etc 1916, Western imitation
a. i81l3nc; western factory June, extras lfsc 90
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WEST SHORE RI.

Trains lesye Franzlin 81 station . ~ y as f''"">
a g,i5 A " Daily for Cornwall. Newburgh, Kingston:
New Pa1,z Lakes Mohonk and a!nnewasEa, and
catskI Mountain points via kngston- 40, -.
n IJ;I5 A NJ. CY. 42i ~. II % A. NJ Daily except
sunday Tor Cranston's. West Point. Kings,on, Nes
PIT axes Mohenk and Minnewasea, Catskll Noun
tains Albany Saratoga and Lake George -, A..
ro.1S p NJ CONTINENTAL LIMITED. DaIy. tof
Albany syracuse Rochester. Bunalo. Niagara Fslls'
f1syeisnd Detroit Chicago. and ST Louis Dinlng Cer
G. 1; 100 P VI Daily. except sunday Tor Lakes A9honl
and Nnnegaska, Catski Mountain points. VIA hlns-
n 10 p NJ Daily, except Sunday, for Kingston.
Lakes Nohonk and Mnrewaska- CatsSll Mountains.
cafsEl- Albany and saratoga
ID. 3,45 p II Daily except sunday FOR c2nEsrs.
tsrrnee'As sf DanY except sunday for Albany ana
6,4S p " Nv 42d st. eI5 P. NJ Daily Tor Urcs.
svr,cusA Rochester Buffalo. Niagara Falls Toronto.
Tetroit Cleveland Chicago, and s. LOUIS
s,oO p N Daily except sunday for tueA Syracuse.
Rochester Bufao, Niagara Falls and Toronto.
Gals p NJ Daily FOR Albany Ctc@ SygAcLse' h3cnsstsr.
Buffalo. Niagara Falls 4oFOh'o' DsTo4' S4e's'-no~
,hcagO, and st. Louis - n,x . a,
Except sunday. B. l0i5 A N rs p N
A. NJ except sunday. B. II 20 A. NJ C. 100 p. n
y 3.35 ?. VI.
Time table principal hotels aas Offices Baeysss
c = LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent N =
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SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston Aug Cotton steady; n,iding, sac; low
ullddllng 5.iec good ordinary 4I-ioc; receipts -
bales sales 80 bales spinners. 80 bales stock s'o7
bales. - - -,
Norfolk Aug Cotton steady: 1nddng &C. low mid
dlins 5Ac good ordinary. l-lec; receipts A0 oaIes
EXITS cohswiss 40; sales, G95. stock "a IA 9aes
Baltimore Aug Cotton nominal: middlns oSc Iow
riiddlng i5-i8c; good ordinary 5-i6o gross receipts
GS2 bal4s stock, !. 522 go -, -.
Savannah Aug. Cotton steady; rliddlng. 5Ac; low
rntddllng Axe; receipts 1913 bales: stock. I.I5o
New-Orleans Aug. Cotton firm; niddlins, iSioc
low iddlng i51Bc good ordinary, 4hc; exports coast
wise 1888 bales the Continent 2e bales Gales. 1000
stock 1875 0S4 bales.
Augusta Aug. 9-co;toa steady; uiddling. 6Ac low
miidling sac; receipts. 20 bales. stock Io3 bales
Mobile Aug o.-Co.tcn nominal. uidd-ins. l1-l6o:
low aiddlng Sc; good ordinary lice receipts, bales
exports coag,wtse, Ia stock. o.5d2.
Alemphis, Aug Cotton steady; mltdling. SIC; low
niding i6-l6o; good ordinary 4sc net receipts l2s
bales gro5s 4J0 shipments 439; sales $50; stock 50 Dos
Rous,on Aug Cotton quiet mldd.ing, lS-lec; low
mlddllng. 5 slice good ordinary 47-iec receipts 34
ba,es shipments 10; stock 1O.0i2.
ST. Louis Aug. e-co;ton ARA miiling. l3-lec; 10y
mti6ling SAC; good ordinary. 4[c receipts, l43:
gross 524 shipments Az sales 700. stock 1890 bal@s
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York August . 1899
BEEvEs-ReesiP,s YER ie7 ea-s q goo head IN
aa1 Il market. making. with cattle
l6 s.xtethst Good beeves were in demand and nrm
shade higher min cows SLOW but not lower The yard
wer not quite cleared Q-i.nary 20 Prime native steers
oxen ana stsrs ssas Is bulls - 56gs s. 90. few fa
bulls at 50 7o0si poor 20 far c9ws 81 5oa$3 20 good
81 pmsns ,o-4ay Included cattle on TIE Manhattan
London l1r " " Brauer Company. Ltd. $50 quar-
tors Of beef the Teutonio 10 Liverpool Tor Easmans
Company 2V9 quarters on the ST. Louis 70 southempon
ir schHarz hd su.zberser cattle on The AntiLa to
10 tn West Indies f1- L = Duenbsck the t'lier FOR
Dem-raa. viii take OUT about 100 sheep and Will probably
:; g 81 gye[ one pie steers i27s n aver or
Al s. 40 q 90 llle n at s. 40 o. ITO \ at s. 3D.
i04s h. at s5I5 II DO 1924 n at s. TO- 40 DO 1904 n
IS % - Do 1927 10 al s.. DO. 1000 n. at So DO
Newton e. q yrTaia seer, 1872 - b. ,o a 8 S o.
70 Vest rsa d. llSs 10 al - 40 ~ ao SVt 70 10 ns
s. H. 10 liSG q q s. 10 IS mixed south Carolina
McPher.,n Z %: ii Kentucky steers. MA n, aES
10 Do 1915 n s! ~ q virFi3!a DO 1859 10 ,o. a. 8 90
81 80. state "s:ocsrrs and heifers Is4 10 At - %
shamoerF son - chicago steers 1900 n a. IS s''
s4 ~ a s. c % Ohio DO =. ~ r. t at % aso n at
s. c5 as7 n. al 81 - do edS H. at s. 40 DO
II Epiets.n - Kentucky steers 1882 70; at s. a.
Go,ss oA s. 80 IS e5 80 si7 NJ a. 81 Co.
81 'ld Il o. %, n a. s2 o. 40 n 81 saE.
J. Gusts san; Ok sl9 n At 81 = Do !. rl5 yS -
NJ at 81 e do 100 H. a, g SIS Do n 8? 50;
4 a at 8 s6 d. s57 r. al g 20 10 49, scS
e g g 81 Sc ao AZ Is q {. s. So a 81 90
. b i6 o. ioo Gsi at & s Z: a. IS 90 s.
i Do Isl p s. 90. ID cows. Cos n at IS 49, DO
81 JOIN b. bu:sy: stag ZOO p at 50 .. bull i,9S n
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ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New-Nork foot u Champ erss&.
as follows and minutes earlier from West &5dsS:
arOO A. M.-yestibulet Express daiy f2r Bnshamoon
waverly Elmra. Buffalo. Bradford. JAMESTOWN Arrivs
TuHaio p u Parlor ~ BlffRlO
Hsa1s M.-Dal!y EXCEPT Sundays. Bnghamsoa.
oTeTo Wsvery, Elmira and Delaware Valley points
DafI9 20 Fort Jery.s and MontceA7. Pullman Parios
Car. ,--..-, -. -, a.t,. s.u.
,rsn Tor Chicago Arrives Cievhr: 80 4 al. chicago,
3 p NJ slsepers 10 Chicago. Cleveland and CINCINNATI
40 r. M.-Buralo ana Cleveland vestibnled Expssss
<s'y Arrives Buffalo 90 A. ". Bradford 30 A NJ.
jamestown 100 A NJ. Youngstown 10Y a. NJ, Cieys.
Iaad ~ p II seepers 70 BGIalo and Cleveland care
g;i5 r. M.-Daily solid for Binghamton wavsrly,
FlTnira and Chicago. sieepers BuTa0 Chicago aad
c.si45ssI! P Ls9f an T1I,yn earns AND PULLMAN Ac-
! CoMMOpATIoNs AZ III llS 26l 49l ent 90 Bse 3
i27 i56 ENsr i25th and - We. i-5tn
Chambers West 2ad-st. fSrriss. Nce York, 3a3
ana SEQ Futon,st.. 0s Broadway. Brookyu p Ever-s
PoboLs. Jersey City station New y lfk Transfer
Co calls checks baggage from hotels and resi-
decces
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Liverpool Aug o-c1os.ns-w heat-spot steady; No l
California iaddGs ID: No red Western winter. IS "a;
No / Northern spring IS I'd Corn-spot american
mixed new quiet Rs 3sd october steady IS AKA; No
vember steady. IS 4sd. Fiour-St Louis fancy winter
dull Is 80. Peas-Canadlan. 81 %. Beef steady. extra
India mess. 0le prime mess. j5s Pork firm: prime
mess Western Hams-Sh0rt Il 20 10 n firm, 53s
Cd. Arm; short rib IS 70 20 70. BIS 80 long c!eaF
nlddles light 80 n 30s ca long clear 30 70 40 10
90s short 10 70 - 70 29s clear bellies - 70
10 D. 32s Sd. Should4rs-Square. II % Il n, Arm Se
Lard steady: prime Western tierces. rs Sd. American
refined IN pals 2ss 80. Butter-Finast United states
pos good SIS. Cheese Arm American finest white ass
Cd American finest colorel. so 81. Tallow-Prme city
firm RS sd; Australian IN Loioa steady 25' 3D. Tur-
pertine-Splrlts strong 36s 81. R0s1COmmon STEADY.
Is Pet-oeum-Rshned. sad. Lnseed oil. % th
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EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York, August o. 1899.
cOFFEE-The coffee market IN contrast with recent
srathec Conditions showed almost sensational activity
to-tay. advancing l0Q15 points The market opened
stpadv Prices 500 points higher. showed sales u
400 bags opening call 270O0 bags by y m and
30 so bags fo- the entire session with the market nnay
stead unchanged 20 10 points higher Included IN
The block Of 10 600 bags November coee
n CO. Other large lots changed hands The impulse
~ the general Improvement largely desire the
ns-t protect themselves by covering fol-
vrg Increased evidences Of strength In the European
markets while receipts at Rio and Santos were ess
ifa-s although still being $1,000 bags No canes
rs-e received from Of holiday. Gables
f1m Santos reported the market there quiet and IN
.tsrra5 Warehouse deliveries in the United states were
orv Moderate and the open market for spot BIaziah
cNee was not active unchanged prices; no no m
yoirs lots 5& tobbng parcels 64c Cleared santos
Angus steame- Roman Prince, 10000 bags, cleared
5sfia august : steamer Wordsworth 1000 bags
The range Of contract prices the local market to-day
follows
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Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables: spot cotton
fair business doing sales 10000 bales speculation si1
eIpoE 1000 American 1900 receipts loOo AfnSI sSt
sSyers az last nights prices closed very T,eS pos
l's-64Ql 264d net advance; Dec9moeT, anuafy
;anasry February 32os; Feb5gsrv- Mareh q 22G
30 June-Juiy 23i.6 august 3241b; august -
be- Z8l-b. septenber-)ctober 8Z2zs Octoper
Der 82is Noyember December 2Os Manchester-Y arms
.-Fun price insisted upon but business small ciotS
Moderate demand.
FLOUR AND MEAL-Ths advancing tendencies. t eor
syFed strength wheat proved cheek 70 atiha1
- grades except Of the standard brands Tor Snd
hsre always less inquiry The nafAel
nescy. bur not quotabiy higher spring patents 81 gig
80 winter straights. 80 3OHS3 80 WINTER
gts 70 spring clears. 81 9Oa$3 10 extra No wlnlsi
szoQ$2 So No winter. - 40u$2 %. no sra sra
W 5QSls RYE FLDUR-Actiys Qaots sd
Fair 70 good 81 9OQS3 choice to fancy 50 lSVsS ~ ~
.. a.. .COkNSIEAL-Flrnl. Quoted KIN dreo, g
81 - a. 70 brand -. BAG MEAL-Ilrm Vuotee tt r
Nhite and yellow s5990c, coarse. 73qItc E' >,
Dull quoted: Spring bran bulk .I4Gsl4 80 saeks 70
arrive 200 ~ Si4 26dsIs 50 lake and RAN SACKS ST.
ss coarse winter bran slease So latter Witt NE
t9O9<l5 mddngsr fI5Gtl7; city teea siS SYSi' w.
1omliy chop S15GsI5 25 bulk oilmesl. va gOas-1
CRAIN-WHEAT-Th average Of news Affecting N Ist
eo-cAy sufficiently bush 10 advance prices 1Wse
ssr the previous night and 70 enforce liberal yen,
sg by the local interest None OF the adWces 800
= Sensational character and most OF them hAa ''A
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NAVAL STORES.

TIE market held I'm today continued strength IN
the South and local inquiry Bids 4 +eisc FOR
made barrels refused Ros!1 STEADY
bI d1 n7 change a. - price, tn ruled strong on eh
stocks and GOOD demand. Quotations follow:
Trk-PaguarA s. -. co o. b5ls 81 20
SPIRITS TTRpENIINE-49 G50c.
EOSlN-C-lul 20 good. rtra1ed, 81 3OQSi S2n T.
81 30. E. ~, G. 81 Is T. s. IS. l. 81 -. X. So VI
- 81 y s. NJ. W q S3gS3 To- ". So 80.
STOCK ON HAND
Spirits turpen' Ire zsol Dds
Tar 4bE DOS
Charleston. Aug s-Turpentiae firm. 40. Resin firm
unchanged.
savannah Aug e-Sp.rits turpentile Arm. 47c bid
ceIpts lib bus. Resin rrm unchanged: sales. illO
bt.s re s-ts. 4.545 t1s
Wlim.net p. aug Spirits turpentne steady 46i.
SC receipts. 81 cos I5sia Arm unchanged. receipts
lGs tts Crude Ie1tine FIRM. unchanged; receipts
~ b,Is Tar firm, 81 20, receipts ~ bbls.
London. Avg 9-Rosn. American. strained. IS Cd.
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LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET

Liverpool Aug. O. .. m.--cotton--sp0i-Fair demand
prices 1874 higher American midd.ns fair I'd good
nidtlinE. 1t-1ed middling 7iM low ridtling, -.
day 1000 bales Of watch 1000 were for fcecaa-
ton and export, and iIcuded 0eOO American. kecspts.
IL 900 bees including 10 500 Arnesn Futures opened
quite, and closed very stead e. c seylves Arierieaa
ard September 23G93 2484G ouyers; September sh1
October 22e4a3 2363d sellers; October and SSveher
2l-34d sellers November and December. 1904 seera
December and January 2O-s4i sellers; January 81
February 2064d sellers February aud March. 2o-e'
2l sli buyers. March and April 2l-6sd buyers; April
aad May -2-64d sellers Nay and June 22s4d3 23ed
value. June and July 23-84t buyers
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