... TELEGRAM.I New York, Friday. President Harrison, speaking yesterday at Woodstock. Connecticut, where be Lad arrived th ...

... AMERICAN MARKETS. LSPECIAL [. Nsw YOEI, WZDMESDAT. ' To-morrow biisg Independence Day, all the market* will closed, j The stock market to-day opened vary weak, Chioago selling heavily. Granger* and Sugar Trait were specially weak; the latter deelined ...

... AMERICAN COTTON MARKETS OUR COBttESPONDKNT.j York, Wkdnksday. To-morrow being Independence Day, all the market* will be closed. The weather continue* cloudy in all section* of the cotton belt. Tbe average temperature the Gulf states is 83 degrees and ...

... AMERICAN COTTON MARKETS York, Thursdat. Owing to the celebration Independence Day. the Cotton Exchange was closed. Subjoined are the Latest Quotations for Middling, Sales, Koceipts, and rates : V Wdviaci- fret. Hee'pt.* Markets. Tone. d'»?. duv. Bales ...

... million dollars. President Harrison, speaking yesterday at Wood- stock Connecticut, where he had arrived to attend the Independence Day festivities, referred to the question of whether the nation was exempt from all fear of injury from abroad. The President ...

... his cleverness at the pastime. Mr. William eip pin was most happy In brief hot falicitouri remark., and the day heinz Independence Day a Americans privaini to. njoy the pro. reeding.. which werermeluded with the usual lbsidth drinking and uhitions. Pilling ...

... Exchange 25 17 25 17 17 Exchange U0nu1 25 22 25 22 22 State market firm weak weak This Independence Day, the New York market was closer. This day'e Berlio prices 50 p.m. : Austrian Go! Bentes, 93'50: Hungarian Gold Fours ...

... j More than 100 were injured, many fatally. j Speaking at Woodstock, Connecticut, on Thursday, in connection with the Independence Day festivities, President Harrison said that being exempt from thought of foreign assault, their thoughts ought all the ...