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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-08-22

FoUND-A LEMON BICYCLE IN AN
office building IN this city: owner can
have same by proving property and pay
ing charges. g. T.. James Elevator, In
dusirial Trust building. city.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-08-22

active I'm the movement.
There was a meeting of a number OF
these Democrats "A few days ago, and
the situation was then thoroughly can
vassed. Hill's demonstrated strength in
the country districts shows that II a
rival organization can be formed i'm
Greater New York IL can secure recogni-
ton from the next state convention.
Former Lieut. Gov. w. +. Sheehan will
undertake 10 control the Erie county del
egates, and a fight against Senator Muir
phys supremacy in Troy has been in
progress for some time.
From the moment the polls close next
November all OF these contests will be
directed by one hand-that OF David B.
Hill-as indeed they are TO a large ex-
tent now.
IL Is not desired. however, TO go fur
ther at this time than to find out who's $
who at the state convention on Sept IL
There will be several test votes I'm that
gathering besides the one on governor
in order 10 clarity the atmosphere and
locate the wavering ones.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-08-22

The division i'm the state committee at
it's recent meeting was for that purpose.
1t uncovered several weak spots i'm the
Hill line of battle. The state conven-
ton may develop others, but whatever
results IL shows will be the basis on
which the anti-Croker fight is TO be con-
Quoted.
Democrats are interested in Richard
Croker's fling at Eugene V. Wood OF
Albany. with whom II had been reported
Croker desired TO make an alliance for
the purpose Of electing anti-Hill dele
gates TO the state convention and un-
dermining Hill in his home county.
This move was said 10 be In retalia-
ton for Hills attempt TO undermine
Croker I'm this city. But Croker denied
the whole matter with much emphasis.
and was impatient when questioned about
IL.
He said:
II have no dealings with Wood He Is
paid lobbyist OF Republican corpora
tions. j regard him as a fit subject for
the Albany district attorney"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-08-22
HILL DO you want to f'ga ?

New York. Aug. 22.-There is to be an
other Democratic organization I'm this
city. Its one aim will be To drive MIR.
Croker from control of Tammany Hall.
IL Tammany must go. too. the new or
ganization will fight TO that end, but
the present plans contemplate only thu
annihilation of Croker.
irwin be for the Tammany leaders to
determine whether they will hold their
organization 10 Croker or abandon their
chief I'm order to pacify the opposition
one OF the most prominent Democrats
in the state declared today that while
the anti-Croker Democrats hoped to win
at the state convention next month,
their real aim was not TO control that
body. but to lay the foundations of a
vigorous campaign against Crokers SUI
premacy I'm local politics.
They will not only establish new To-
cal organization, but they will have a
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-08-22
APPEALS TO BRITISH CONSUL,

New York. Aug. 22.-AIfred A. Atkins, a
negro has appealed 60 the British con-
sui general Tor redress for having been
beaten, he alleges by roughs during the
recent race riots here.
lie ls palace car porter on the New
York. New Haven a Hartford road. Tie
makes affidavit that he was born Inv la
maica. West indies. and is British sub
jcct. G. olive Bsyloy. acting British con-
sul general, Will investigate the case.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-08-22
SUMMER RESORTS.
CAPT. JOHN WALL WILSON DEAD.

New York. Aug. 22.-Capt. John Wall
of the second Grinnell Arctic expedi-
ton, died yesterday afternoon in Brook
lyn. Capt Wilson was SO years old He
won fame as the navigator of DR. Kane s
expedition for the relief of Sir John
Franklin i'm 1853 After three years of
suffering i'm northern Greenland, they
were themselves rescued.
Capt. Wilson was n graduate of the
naval academy at Annapolis, and was
with Admiral Farragut in his attack up
on New Orleans.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-08-22

has been used for over fifty years by
millions o. mothers for their children
while teething. with perfect success. IL
soothes the child. softens the gums. al
lays all pain. cures wind collie and is the
best remedy for Diarrhoea. 1t will re-
lieve the pool little sufferer Immediately.
Sold by Druggists I'm every part of the
world. Twenty-Five cents n bottle. BE
sure and ask for MRS. winslows Sooth-
ing Syrup" and take no other kind.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-08-22
WILL ALL BE PUBLISHED.

London. Aug. 22.-Mr. Henry Labou-
chere's publication OF the correspondence
advising him of the seizure at Pretoria
Of compromising letters TO Secretary
Reitz Is 10 be followed by the publication
OF the whole correspondence which the
colonial ofnoce officials have. and will be
issued tonight or tomorrow, all the mem
bers of parliament involved having an
swered the official communication sent to
them on the subject
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-08-22
STEAMER QUEEN CITY

tsundays exceptedC at $50 a. m. Pierces
wharf 7:15 a. m. Newton 7:35 a. m.
Humphrey s. Churchs wharf, Tiverton.
750 a. m. Returning. leave Providence
2:3o p. m. Tiverton 4:4o .. N.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-08-22
CRIMINAL OPERATION PERFORMED

Everett. Mass. Aug. 22.-Acting Mcdi-
cal Examiner Swan held an autopsy, this
morning. IN the body OF Mrs. Annie H.
Southwick OF Charlestown, who died at
the Whidden hospital. here. Monday Dr,
Swan thinks there is no doubt that an
operation had been performed The fu-
neral will occur at o'clock tomorrow az
ternoon.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-24

o1is on Exchange special Liverpool cables spgt cotton
sad fo9 g9 american 1000 receipts 5000 ntd.nins up
a' yanes' al :45 m was seadg 5i os6 teeT aI
54;35'6 January-February 37s7 Fe,-,,aT No. s5R.
Ausus5 septembeT0 isby aomin9l, JSly1Aug us Ssh
Nbsoven6er. 44sa44a. November -Deceiaber 426
parcels AND AEAL-Buziness was restrsted to small
day with prices e to ioPe ss BT PTev9s4 @ ,3 tfopg9g The
2as ~ winter sraisht So % g6 nteT S Dstents 9uqTge
So 966S3 EXTRA N eeaTs SSaSS - 80; extra No winter
916f s1D spot and arrive We quote: Rye -four quiet
s. CORN MEAIsfeS9y eh91Se 6n6 - faRIy, Ri 5S 3Sg
Fe white and yeIio% 81 aG cas5s a gp2f7d
i1-1 '9ed @ SPrng 2ran, SIG Joa7e 75 sacks to
SIS bII wh5e nddngs Sl6asls so city bran sl7 seq
ciRATN1v2IIirSe >. ~ e,-3 To oil oil cake $50
yesterday was downward Tfer 1 @ 5 IN IF T5fat a7
nueneed BY unfavorab oG Ti an9 ee f g ne fpJ Ga t
the session. SgfTSd freely but for the greater OF
~ ~ ., laIsc net decline Export demand remained
Interior receipts o wheat Increasing stead
1ooo bush c6rpsre with di 7oo 6ash 'St year aeo
Influences The dones,fl ,jsira sli, l ~ i5
con bush and the English Tis % ecePg TePPg SP @ bsb t2
ne week was accounted largely by heavy exports
showed JT hnTsa m and t6e Argentine wheas passage
operations in NevYor we're re I3o5il[ for 81 -zirn % % ar
count the market at times being entirely stlant and
e a. me points Of greatest activity making but poor
I5ate T OF the Manitoba now travelling
uo' nsn this yea, against 20 100000 North
west receipts amounted
aio lAe same day
o1 6Ie scheduled 10 decrease the Paris
ana erHn markets the firmest among advces
Sly ioFTner closing lodi5 points higher
POINTS up A. Liverpool and London
=. = a I'd az I5Crlin = and
,lSols We're -lbo higher According
& a sonIrsr conditions prevailed all through the West.
WIN scattered showers in North Dakota The %
contract wheat at NeEYork increased bush and
an hIllS IL store and atOat increased 80
Suyla''ons or cash wheat. @ follows:
10. o * No hard Manitoba, 81 No hard Du
northern, Duluth. all arrive.
cor'hern Nev-IOrk. S4c prompt -CORN-J-phed by
Ses11ard csarances Of 10000 bush, half which
e1t IRON l>at-lTfore small
a1V2hce oi "a IN the English markets,
good stand Yesterday and while particular
~ actNe held Its throughout the
ING sc net higher. Chicago scarce
d heid al the nigh point Of last week
ile export business At ssahoard points
Ier active only about 20 loads being Worlds
shipments about 10000
States, predicted Eastern Nebraska
The visible supply decreased In the local
stock Of No : there Il bush
and IN the total stock Nev-Yar Of
bush No closed - asd45ac elevator 6asc de-
iiNtred and 4o1Ec b afoaJ. market
vas inactive and easier. Visible supply
ll6Pp9 bush decrease There q decrease of
bush in the local stock Of No OF
l3s5oo bush in the total stock at New-York No
closed al 2Sc No 3, &c; No white 29lz G3Oc; No
white IS lsc track mixed. 2Tl2G29Lc white. 2s1
9S4c; No white clips, SG14c
70 Western, 6o7-c aioat;; No Western 59@4c
New-York tribune., 1900-07-24
EXPORTS LAST WEEK.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT

New-Yo-k. July 2S 1900
EFEEfDti5cialy. the opening Of he coffee market
q decline j. - points As there
lad tHer decline Of - p7sns saturday, t-days further
-a-t=sa-i1n q weakness greater than many Eao
supposed possible Active liquidation here was brought
tg big break the European markets; liavre de-
r1sl % - francs me opening partially reaced
c-=- reported exchange "a while
cables. alleged. placed the exchange al
20 that the easier ruling OF
exchange from is late abnormal altitude would facilitate
coffee. SIN backward. Large
transactions the opening call lsVOo Oags
later business as0 active A crop estimate 10y
Naa1ll-. t=rp Co Of Pic figured prominently
influence the market. This firm est
mattel $4,000 and the Rio
75n. .aQo bags this bznE excess Of
v estimates. and pointing TO fair sized yield IN
se-s De lower selling by the Lon
1-u JeWs'' interest Uur market closed steady &
decline 10 % points Total sales 1880
Llr=- The market 50 Brazilian coffee heavy
irregular prices tnrsE nominal though ibouI
2-sc invoice lots OF No Rio. There
sellers plenty that figure, but buyers.
q just ended
taEH. compared with Geo the previous week and
go bags last Santos receipts aggregated. 100
G-Y baEs. compared with $1,000 last week and e25
eo bags tor the week last year Rio shipments TO
United states 230Oo and Europe Il 600
shipments the United States 1900
rzEz. Europe 100 The total
from American warehouses during week
81 296 bags, compared with =. .53j bags the
previous week and l02 bags last OF the former
NeV-f0Tk reported 1900 bags.
prices the local to-day
I1Li0Ws-
New-York tribune., 1900-07-24
EJ-ROPEAN PRoDrCE MARKET.

Liverpool. July 23.-CIosing. Beef-Extra India
duh 73s 3d. prime mess dull. so Pork-Priule mess.
me Western firm 67s 81. Lard-A raerjcan refined in
Short cut - % Is %, firm as Cd Eacon-urnberland
2S H. steady SOS Cd short RIB IS - n.
steady 43s long clear middes light 80 u 50 n st~ay
clear Ut1es. O. , u steady.
r1 1S D. steady Cd
lies Is n. steaiy ais ShoudersSquare u II
h steady Sd. t'heese-AmAriCan finest white dull
AS, do Coi0red dull AS I'd TauowPrie CITY steady
25s. Australian London 26s CottClseeI oil. Hull
refined August steady. sd. Turpentins-Sprits dull
R0sin-Corauoo steady. A. I0ied- Hops Lon
don Pacific COAST steady. 81 IJsG IS los oil
Sd Butter-Unitej States finest eos Do good T5s
Petroleum 6-sd- Feas-Canadian- = 70 Whear-S00r
firm, No Northern spring, Gs Sid, No I California.
2iT6s 30; futures quiet. July nominal, September.
1ied. December 6s pa Coru-Sput firm. American
mixed new. III do Old II I'D, futures steady,
September. II sd November. 44i Flour-St.
Louis winter dali s. The imports Of wheat into
Liverpool during 23O9 quarters from
Atlantic ports Pacific ports and - 00o from
other ports The imports from Atlantic ports
last week 81 COO quarters
New-York tribune., 1900-07-24

g IosS go fresh COWS choice good bags s4oe
Se ed 20 choice S330S40. sprngers. choice extra
-l 49, G2mTnon T ard poor slsg$22 and
extra. S6nS623; good choice s. 50GS6. Esavv fad
calves. ~ 9ogA 80 sheep and lamhs-Lambs lower
sneep steady Choice lambs * fancy
saede higher Mixed sheer S4as4 % yeariugs wethers
- S4 90 Wethers. = 25fIS4 heavy S4fS4 %
Gqse dun, z Hoss strong snd highsr heavy, s9 s..
firm
East Liberty. July e3-raaIe higher. extra & 50a
- 30; prime. 81 40aS5 50. common So 506S4 Hogs
active ana higher prime usdiuros good Workers ana
Pigs - 90 heavy hogs s. 60GS5 g common q fair
Workers, - IN1S5 fn- S3 75TS5.
choice 4o7S4 so common 5aGS2 ch1scs
lambs > 2'QS5 80 good. S36S5. calves
New-York tribune., 1900-07-24
Railroaos.
.ENNSYLVANIA

AND DI-SRfOSSF-S AND CUETI.ANUT STREETS
r. The leaving ff'ae from Desbrosses ard
t"rtlnndt streets is I've minutes later than
that given below for Tventy-rhI-d street
station. except where oth~rvvi-r noted
'' 1S a. = "a; ~. EASI iirn-a 60 svo Bsi's5 F.r-
. D. =, 'i'sso- " -zaen-s o. i-t7sDurs
o'-i a u PEN'NsYI.vayI LIMIT -f'a.I11sa con-
cars FoF t'n,7s fHz $50 saa $50 .,, ls..n
Iudiansr.i. T..,--esns :, l lo@-o- claeiHn4tl
I-s5 =. n. CHICAGO 5SD 81 i.or-4s ESPREss-
Ise5o Nsshyle wa cin-naati and I0uisvillsl.
'-;'a 90; y. VI ST LOUIS EXPREss.- Pirts6u-s. Co
5.55 r VI V-sTT,T,N ~ T-y is 3 - [,ais 5 -
--i@I9 .xcep. satuytay
Route Connects for CasT-If l1~s1 sa,l-r,sv 1i's
So p. ". CLEVELAND and CiNCINNLTT Ex-
FF,tSS.-F'r Pittsuurs Cleveland. Cincinnati
WARRINGTON AID THE SOUTH.
800 s25 y. 10l0 tDesbrosses and Cort-suit Streets
le-1 Dining carr. io-5s tUanins Carr n. Il s..
10 d}esarosses snd corrhandr Streets 20 Cs2
'2nsI I-ia az Per-or and Dining Carp.
l2lo night sunday. p. SIS. 1913 lDinins Carr
and Tso55 - - = o. LIN In al , Paar
solTIsEE,N RA-LwAY.-F Fzzprezs =. As p n 12lO
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RA1LwaY--For Memphis
ATLANTIC COAST LTSEIE1prsss press ss5 a m and =
cHEsAPEAKE OHIO RAILwAY.-ss5 a II. and 4 IS
sEAP3oARP AIR LINE--Ezprssz 1as5 p n aHa l2lo
FOR OLD PoTsT. COMFORT and xo5FOLx-7ss -
aT1, n %STf-iayz S.--I-s ey7- and So p n daily
THROUGH yestibuied Trains EuTe, Parlor Cars and
Standard Coaches.
CAPE MAY--l2-5 D n. vseE-iays
Fol points on New EorS and Long Branch Rarcad from
west Iveuty-t1irI S-a-to-..
q 70 Saturdays ou-vl 90 q 10
$50 p n Sundays : x Q - a. m as D N from
"a '2-soS and Corrl9ott S-re7-s'- Es1 300 a. n.
l-2o tl2} Satarfavs o0iy0. $50 % $40 40 $40
and go o - sy71qvs. -. o. q ~. 5 t5 D. n
FOR PHILADELPHIA-
o.9 tL'es6ross-s anl C1rulau1- streets. 62N. rs
i-'' 50 SD % = "a - E=cna- L-7i---f
presses and Corrl-u1t Streets. i92 tinl1-
lLilHtnS Car. li1J IL. tI1eslruszas 2
t''rtlaEdt Streets 200 -. D a5J - 40 DIN
lns Cacl, =sFi ,D.DnE can. $50 DINING Car T5j.
30 e55 49, 2 m. = 10 nisht- SuHlays GlO T55
~, coacne8. - SO -. $50 .L.Uit-Ii. % 10 )
t-5lni1g eart a l255 L55 Dining Carr. .. 355
- tLI1ia &ari. +-55 lJini1z carr. Dining Carl
j. M. 90 night
IIcSet Offices Nas +G1 945 1l26 121& and ssI
LiroadWay- Astcr House. West
station and f0-t ~ pasa--z=ss ana Corr
lantt Streets. Court street, FELTON, street q
L5F1ac"ay and Fennsylnavia Annex station BROOKLYN.
SifFo1- Jersey CITY The New York Transfer Com
pany VIII can for and check baggage from hotels aad
residences through g. destination
4eieThCue 4l4 Eighteenth Pa-usvIvarfa
It7i'r0ad Cab s@rv.c
J. T. III- ECFTNSDN , r. WOOD.
Genera Manager Gecs-sl Pass'r Agsut
New-York tribune., 1900-07-24
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS

Baltimore. July 23.-Cotr1n nominal n1itdlLnz 11c-
low middtnE 9-l6c. good ordinary. 15-16c. Gross
receipts. 1,u5N bales stock. 3.+0
Savannah July 23-Cotton quiet. utddIIne 9=4c. low
mddng s'sc, good ordinary. STsc Receipts L646 bales
exports cJastwise, 2,250- sales. H. stock 1880
s. Louis July 25-Cottou quiet, middiins 9@4c.
mltdnE l6c, ordinary I-l6c Gross receipts
+t9 bales shipments. l.3Sg. stock ~
tTalvest- July 23-Cotr7n quier- uitIIiuE
UlddlnE . l-1GC; good ordinary. q-l6c Receipts fS
bales, exports. coastwse $50. sales s. stock 7g97
New-Orleans july 23-Cott1n quiet and firm. mddliuE
10 3l6c, low middling. 1116c; coed ordinary Sasc
Receipts. go bales. sales. 200; stock 81 Oa7
Memphis, july 23-Cott0n steady; uiddIinE.
mddug 9lec; good ordinary. SC. Receipts - bales
shipments. S31; sales. 100. stock. I1-21O-
New-York tribune., 1900-07-24
SANDY HOOK ROuTE
LEHIGH VALLEY.

Slff1rs foot Of WesJ "a C1rt8a Desbr0sses
rIeaua E
30 Street ur1er ngres Co-a141 CT Des9rosses
Streets Daily except other -ra-s daily sunday
ass Sgndsy 6i5 Az sunday 5sE -andsy SIS Pr
sun 81 p. L. --ll ~ -.I-G-y 81 Ak
J.7.Io = 30 a Local for EASTfN- -
Il " II FF 8L0- NIAGARA FALLS and
end pnttpa local points Parpr and Dining Cars Con
Z.ii.55 12.00 Noon BLACK DIAMOND Ex-
Limited seating
~argrfrv I1Tau S.eepcTs
r0 Derrofr a-d chicago. Dining ca--e.
. F1r WlLA+S-EAAlsE- SCRANTON
+@355 I.T0P CoaI Ra-i, and lr--1 .ate points.
ia Y a. local fArCE CHI NE-
-5.S5. Ks. iop tlrI-1 NsSth--e t1dl-- 51- NAG
ARA FAILS West sleeping ar p. 1i'-l l1 arolLo
-1-5j 500 EV1's -gl EzQess 1.r - Il .,
~S-55 soc F1r ITHACA. Eot HIS l1f- 30 r -O
and West Sleeping Cg-1 Co thIteE0
50 PLAfNFIELD and ke-Nl E'ttth. i1-i-S 1i- eAce9A
SundIv. ". t1. 3
Tickets PUIlmsn aCoTnHCsar1na ar Us 3d. - - - +4o
S5l Rroa9vav n0n Squsrr Columbus Ave, y l.
Fulton Court 8 igv ard fru'E - On HrooSy
X y nolc1
residence through -o Destination
New-York tribune., 1900-07-24

Liverpool July %. p- r-C1tton-Sp0r-L4rn
mand: prices higher: American mtding fair. s l6c,
good middug. 1-S2d, mIddlng . 32d, low middIng
-r32d; good ordinary 1022d; ordinary. 32d The
sales OF the day 1000 bales. which 49O
speculation and export and included 700
Receipts 50to bales. including 100 American. Futures
opened steady and closed steady American mddlug
July i I'D value, July and August - 64i buyers
and September. = September
October sellers October
4s-64d value. November and December. 42-64d buy
December January. I sd buyers. January
and February. ! 3I-6+d buyers February and March
T 25-ctd buyers; March and April - e4d buyers.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-24
new YORK CENTRAL.

Except eatuTlays TTo1turuays
HARLEM DIVISION.
e:l2 A NJ. and 335 p. NJ. Daily. except Sunday.
Pittsheid: Sundays 92O A n
Pullman all through trains
Trains illuminated with Pntsch Light
Ticket IIS 26l, 4l5 and I216 Broadway. 2s
Union So ". 275 Columbus Ave. 1SS West I25th St.
I25h 81 and Issth s., Stations New York; S3s Tac
Fulton 81. and 1O4 Broadway E d. Brooklyn
Telephone Street for New York Central CAR
Service Baggage checked from hotel residence by
WeStcntt Fynrass CCmpauY
GEORGE u DANIELS General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1900-07-24
OTHER MARKETs-BT TELEGRAPH

Cincinnati July 23-HoTs higher 81 T0aS5
Cattle active higher $3Gs5 20. sheep 81 25a$4
Lambs easy. 81 T54SG
East Burslo July 2s.-Receips Of cattle, las ears.
sheep and lambs IS cars. hogs. % Shipments
Cattle rs cars: sreep and lambs - cars hogs "a cars
Cate-teneraIy unsettled and 5Q0c lower. stockers and
feeders steady fresh dun and lower calves
lower. Coed 10 smooth fat cattle aOH
good best s5Gs5 bulls. extra
- 25a$t ca. good choice butcher steers s. Sg$5
bulls SO 75Gsa 50 feeder balls S3S SO good 10 best raj
heifss 81 5OGS5 good heifers s+H$4 fat COWS
best So GO4S4 IS feeding good 10 extra
s. 25dS4 20. good. So 50a$3 IS Stock calves.
saives good stock s Tbs4 do coed So 5oG
New-York tribune., 1900-07-24
NEW YORK, ONTARIO 8 WESTERN RY.
CATSKILL MOUNTAINS
VIA CATSKILL.

To all Points on CATSKILI. MOUNTAIN OTIS CATS
KILL. and TANNERSNILL4E RAILWAYS making direct
connections with New York Central trains eavinE ar
and with West shore leaving at $50
and II 30 NJ
Also direct connections with
Boats Catskin Evening Line
Reduced Excursion Y he season
The DETROIT SPECIAL. over the New York Central
leaving al : r. Il DAILY INCLUDING SUNDAY Win
FaTlor and Dining Cars affords the SHORTEST most
pedttious. and convenient way reaehins the
kaaterskiH M5lntain Houee Laurel House. Anters.
EtAISEs CORNERS. TANSERSFILLE, and al
Mountain
New-York tribune., 1900-07-24
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New - CGalR1srs s.
a. 3 ".
- Dal.y-Sos.5 tor BufaIs. 5 ..
BEghanJou. WEysrly. ElnIra and Brad1ur1- Goacn$as
paror ana "ate dining 70 EU1aIo
0;15 a m.-Dal.y except sundays. o. RiuShan1ton-
OWegO. Wsvery. EtuIra and Delaware valley poiatI-
Daily Monticello
80 n Daly.-CEicag0 LAnlirei-Fast maii-soll4
Chicago. 80 Cleveland 30
CleEeIand Cincinnati Dining
p Daily-F'uTajo and Cleveland lxpress-aTr-
10 Bradford % jamestown 100 and Tuuugs-
. Cleveland u 30 SeeDers Buflala
Cleveland care
9.I5 D m. DaIIy.-SoIid train for BinShamtou. WAy-
Chicago Seerers Buffalo chicago
Dining
TTVICKETS Local TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN AC-
i CONMODATLONS III It2 Gel. f0I and g5- Broad
way 125th 2T3 West I2sth 81 Chambers
ferries. New yorS- 223 az Fulton
St Broadway Brooklyn I22 River Hohoksu.
Jersey CITY ttnn Nsv Transfer for
70 destination
New-York tribune., 1900-07-24
He statistical position Of Brazilian conee is as follo7

.|--4N-Tg-day's cotton market q AFFAIR
impaired with the great activity and wide penduls-
l-s ~ las week The roCu- trade appeared undecided
f." 9-E o. and The speculative public
he SCUM abroad Europe less
--zr.r ~ orders and those received fairly
-''-e1 between the bun and bear sides The opening
vas steady with prices 70 Is points higher this being
The Jaig August alone advance
~ more than points. soon after the opening well nigh
lerte1t from q the belt made
- presence telt. did excellent weather accounts Of
oTrsI and private origin Predictions that this weeks
Government crop report would be the
year a. p added 10 the tiInidy of
t---erz finally turned about and unlOaae1
-e portion e tuer staple Light local and Southern
-=e- midday Not did the crop deliveries make
fI- reaction several points below Saturdays
1lsllE before rne selling movement subsiGec Nearly
ever the pit had selling orders. though these
& -f most Qart were scaled upward On The theory that
- rr71less Liverpool would cause market 10
safa1re fulE y 20 points The bull squirt in the
1-1z.sa market charged 70 New-treans buying
2l---r which iu sta-Ie1e1 foreign shorts and
s--zrec bGl speculation Il would seem just little
c-Cs that the who secure the greater pOr-
-E ~ staple America should AZ tnz season
r TIE be- buIIiug while this side Of the
"a@- -le feeling cJrTespOndngy iearsh Neg-f ork
- A-FJrleans have been repeatedly dubbed me best
--- Tsle1 world The eageTress win
E--r absorbed the least hint from
Nel IVt1 viii remembered. VIGOROUSLY wrong
.l1H NJ -lz throughout the Eearl and Al
le GiscreCted Information from numerous
saf-e the belt. has brought forth the com
Liverpool posted marke; of all
-i- operations Change Of local evening up
cdars0raE and small tnaf Prices followed narrow
~ +l--ughCut wiki the market hHay quet with prices
-e' Jig points lower Juy and August
range u prices in the local market to-day
Nat a. f1t1WE.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-24

So cotton ruled quiet ~ith quotations unehahged t
nicdllEE upland and loac Tor flil
--lg guf Sales 1850 bales southern SPOT H4rae-s 6
@eEraphed follows AeE-Dreals qulst an ~ =,
= to lGe Mobile nominal 8esc Savannah quei al
20 Charleston quiet sSsC WuaiI gt1n, nothing dong
-'tlk Baltimore nominal al loc, Mem
Ss STEADY ss.c Augusta quiet az s74c, and ~ Louis
sasf sr sasc
Great Britain. France. Continent
to-esy .....-.........-.. l62 $50
fsr ..ts S47S
h1 fsy rEs- 10 . 6g2 248
hecepts ot cotton ports and interior points 10
compared W1th the same day iazf week anu ila
New-York tribune., 1900-07-24
NAVAL STORES.

The market for spirits turpentine ruled weak ana Ie
lower under sheer lack OF demand and
adyioes from the South Rosin remains steady az ABOUT
unchanged prices quote
TAR-Regulars 81 %. bbIs. 81.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE- 451z74ec. =
R0Sl common . good strained. 81 sc; r. q 81.
81 SO. e. 81 81, H. 81 80, 50; s. %, NJ, g 90 -
81 70. " G. 81 S5 " W, 50 10
STOCK ON HAND.
-- --.s 49,. .. . s5S
Ae' DDS.
Wilmington July 23.-Turpentine. nothing DONG.
Eosn hrm 81 2OQS % Crude turpentne easier 81 VV9
81 81. Tar firm. 81
Savannah, July 2S.-spirits turpentne dull at 4sc
Rosin steady; 6 below off &c.
Charleston. July 23-Turpentine market nominal
Rostn firm, unchanged.
London. July OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 32s.