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New-York tribune., 1896-09-01
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Union stock Yards Aug e r. sI1s
:?:te: 8 c.ss and 6 :r%s % r. fS a cTss
Sss ss ' lsrser, s2as3 P,. toS
had weak and &c lover hssyy psG.hs az So
gGT' 5 % dSoe Ss 81 sssSsi ssS s?s4
pigs So joas3 30 sheep Receipts l'"o headti tioxa e.
Ssos I,"s. 'sg g 7s%ss lSs'ss 6 lower INFERIOR "'''
'sf Rsn.ss c R.;'g,. sH" 1"ois ss:5 q
medium ssasa 10 heavy s. s5as2 s,spr
so ss sSs sSSs 90 'si r 'Fsoo good :'s,
s Da sr rs2s Ssd & 81 q @ and
s1ns s. soasa 90 sSasI5 sheep Receipts 5000
"fsa s ,vs 1900 he'd ss,g Is
% xss s,'ss stSers 81 @ o. Texss s2qs2
5 s s. ?sd &C. ssry %cNFs s. % oass aS' &
055 head market steady. strong native sheep ," 20
Rnalo Xus Cattle for the lss q m nou,s ,r
head: $50 head sale $40 head Mar
s opened strong s TO @ % Da ssHfr & S sS%s IA %sr for
mon ana plain Western. stock: closed steady; VIZ az Al
3 o fair 10 good s. i5@s prm. fat hciteTs
81 S0 S AZ ana eeder s. cass 80 fresh
and springers sisds4j yeals steady common 10 &C.
asc @ = M ek S. M FOR 81 Gs o % head g. T S"f the
week 1850 head consgned 'hr9uss; & b.sS o.y
rket opened fairly active lower closed steady with
all sSs 81 81 oas SCI @ affs ss DO ' s So
Gs3 30: heavy grades 81 2jas3 80; roughs 81 ''as3
s1 = Soal sS 1900 hSad total s"a FOR Week fa
haad. for time last week. l3Jw lead. con
signed through 900 head. New York : 900 head; IN
sale soW head Market opened very dun; lan6s tuty
IOGl5r lower; sheep shade l0c Off closed dun Tor
ambs about steady sheep. but bulk sold Prime
native lambs 10: good 81 25nS4 10 cus
and common s3as4 mixed sheep good to choice 81 BOA
So 30: common So 50Gs3 % handy yearings and
veihers 81 9Gdt4 Is; Canada lambs sf9ods1 10
Fast Liberty Aug. 3l.-Cate-Market stronger: extra
81 5OTs4 prime 81 40. good 81 l5Mki % tidl
StGs4 Il. fair SO 4Ods3 80: 81 JOd 81 - CON
mon t. good bulls and cows. S2ns3 heifers NnSl.
froah cows and spri1cefs Si5GS3 Hogs active: prime
medium G0as3 65. rrme light 81 '50s3 'O yorkcrs I
81 IS3 81 pics 81 60ds3 10 heavy hogs 81 ljns, 20
good rolehs 81 60d 80 ShAep-Market prime
81 7oa 81 - good SO Eods3 So mixed s36s3 go CON
mon S2Gs2 30: cus 50cGS1 choice lambs - 7'NSo -
fair TO good lambs s3a4 20, veal calves. Sass 10
New-York tribune., 1896-09-01

steady IL to II points advance com
pared with Saturdays closing prices 1ransferrble
notices 700 Total sales no 700 bales. Spot cotton
steady unchanged. Middling upands. 1,sc middling
rUf sisc sales e218 bales including 2579 bales sx
port = direct shipment 1.7S7 bales spinning and 1900
bales contract. ooo,-,-
Liverpool speciaspot cotton easier sales, 600 bales
speculation and export 500 bales American 5000 bales
Yecepts bales American 5000 bales Middlng up
lands 9a2d Futures steady 4-6a5-f4 decline closed
quiet 4.Q6 points decline. January FEBRUARY. 4oO2b
February March 4oisb March-April 492ge April-May'
4o30i4 May-Juna 4c42s September 40sis September
ocSher 402sb october November 40i ib: November De
cerohar 4Opiah: January. 4OOab Manchester
Yarns Gull: cloths quiet but steady.
CoFFEE-The bulk OF transactions were for December
deliver Near months rather weak. owing 10 ar
,va Of 81 bags this and the fact that several
steamers are due. Hamburg was fraction lower
and Hayre unchanged New-York md Baltimore were IN
control a nc market. Rio cables 100 lower AZ
100 res: exchange quoted at lilo receipts iSVo
hags stock 25s bags clearances for United states
ooo hsgs shipments for the week 5000 bags santos &
en- q, ii res receipts &c coo bags: stock 40
r.sss shinnenis for 22iOOo bags. purchases
s5 ~, bags Hamburg steady September ~ 40 pigs p4
t9ter ~ 25 pigs November. 5l23 pigs: December a -
rigs Cleared from Rio. steamship Mozart with 5zVw
iars Warehouse deliveries for the Week. 4t6,s bags
Hsvre quoted September AZ "a francs October 62 -
francs: November 81 80 francs: Decembe- 81 - francs
Contracts closed quiet at unchanged 70 points az
vance - points decline. Sales We're S2'o oses as io'
invs. Ias,
New-York tribune., 1896-09-01

6sxc. CORN-The market FOR was dull ana
heavy sympsthizing with the weakness In wheat Inc
opening showed loss OF &c. and without reaction the
market all day. closing Al the lowest quota
tions Sn1c decli The reports on the crop con
tnue favorable and although frost WAS reported IN
the Northwest; still tho Il late that there s
very little 10 In the of damage most OF tne
being sufficiently mature be safe from the irost
The worlds exports for for the last week incuhed
6loO 600 bush from the United States 152o oV from the
Argentine 1900 from Russia and 23: 600 bush from the
Danube. total of 4Jo6Wn bush. against 4'"3V" pusn
from the preceding week The amount 81 corn on passage
quiet easier. with the decline in futures
Sales Included 0WO bush No. . At 2Isc delivered. and
81 bush export. private b. ahoat; No
quoted 26i.c in the elevator at the CLOSE
.OATS-The market for weak and lower
following decline wheat and There was no
particular pressure market. hut the demand
irsisnifcant the OF futures. and prices fell OF
tGizc closing with q loss Of that amount. The
movement continues excellent and the reports regard
ing the just unsatisfactory The
visible supply showed decrease Of 112WW bush. which
rather encouraging in view Of the heavy movement
Cash lower and active. Sales
l3s 900 bush including 10000 bush cid No Chicago
2ih d2l%c delivered "a 000 bush ungraded white ITO
2siac: 10000 bush canal mixed private terms
ected white. lie: 1000 bush rejected white. 16c. and
20 600 bush No white clipped for export No. . oats
quoted 2oQ2Di.c and No white 24c. BAR
900. .RYE-Market easier: quoted No Western s9is0
40c. f.. .FLAXSEED-Mark weaker. with No
quoted at 7oi5@1ic. c T.
The quotations to-day closing prices for Saturday
and closing prices for the corresponding date
New-York tribune., 1896-09-01

Chicago. Aug 81 ,speclap Wheat To day ,'s
,ho,o hcnr nothing important to help the uu'S nv"
sod many things against them. December "'~"'" "
AN, sold between so. and 3a':. and closed Al '''%
Local grain people fearful all day OF "h'"''"''
stock Exchange news. II delivery daE a"'o"e Wv
s,l oeopIe and while the Exchange WAS closed s'"''
,t,s were h.ing taken office to Once ana " was
,oared failures would result These fears were no' ia"
ized There was a large Increase In the "oiiu snip
ncnts 0e5 oS bushels against 5.o3icoo nusnris @ w,
,e.k nreyo,s There decided disaiPo Poin,ine' -
, u,rcas. In the visible 3s5 600 bushels lhs on pa
SAGE figures we're aiso an hcr.ase W
h,shcls The English visible increased .'oUD pusn'ls
Nor,hvesern receipts large s2i cars iheir "er.
liberal receipts IN the West-slmost 3ooWp oushes
Kansas CIV There export business, and tne
entire total Of tho only 5oup nush
els The pit trade unimportant chlehy matter "'
changing Tho elevator people. notably Armour loon
the Sepember they took freely that the Septen
hsr December spread narrowed 10 ~ cents colo wave
In tho Red River Valley apparently excited no fcais
Corn lost t.d% and closed weak. May sold "
tween 25i, and 25sg-l and closed a; ~. cents Inc
September difference at ~ cents shade wider
at Receipts ample s6+ cars. With 40
e.ins ted for Tuesday. the other hand there
liberal shipments 900 900 bushels The visible de
bushels. and the local stock decreased
~ 900 bushels The on passage statement increased
Increase they predict somewhat easier prices
result The pit experience In the In all
the other pits The elevator people took the Septsmhr
sold the October and May The spreads widened
q shade. Charters 30 600 bushels.
without special feature the la
Changing Prices suffered a little yhA cent.
seaboard eear.nees were .3.00o bushels The septem
New-York tribune., 1896-09-01

IJyarnoc; Aug 81. 3:45 r. m-Bcef-bNtra lnhla mes
.,a.d, -, a6s "A. prme nleSs 3Bs 3D. Pork
Prime mess Wester nne steady 4js. do medium steady
I2s Bacon Cumberland cut. about ~ to 80 TO- n"'l ~
9o. shor, rib about "a n. dull at 2's "a. ,ong
- r,iddIes light about ~ NJ dull a. "E long
clear midiies about AZ to ~ ~ dull AZ -o o3
hr, clear lddes neavy A. 80 10 duh at rs
81 clear belles about IL 20 II No. duh AZ Us Shouners
about 10 10 Il NJ dull 24s. iard-Prme western sp1
a' a, 10. American white dull at 39s 81
do co'ored dun Al Cd Tai.ow Prime city iIrn a.
lie fottonseed oil-Tiverpooi refined dull al los 81
spirits n iurpentne steady las Rosin-'omm,n nrn
a. Is nd Whcai-No . red winter stock. No North,
.-n snrr9 steady al 5s 3d. Corn Mixed Western spot
dul ai Is asd September steady At - sHh; oc'oner
stead, a, os ID: November steady A. - a4d Flour -
louis fancy winter firm A. Ts. Hops AZ London .fa,nc
c,ss dull AT 25sd45s Receipts ~ wheat Tor inc aS
eeL from Atlantic ports a. quarters: from other
sources "a 900 quarters Receipts Of American corn for
iasfu q lnarfers.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-01
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston Aug 3i.-couon quiet mdd,ms' s net ssi
low mddIine Lice. good ordinary, u i'S, 10
gross receipts a. bales ,ali new cotton sse,
Great Britain 800 bales coastwise 49,. 49,. toal
5G6 bales splnncts 80 bales stock. 'iuf, nai''' "
net receipts ~ cotton for the year loiu'' nf ,ssd
New-Oreans Aug 3i-rotton opened ess, law mid
steady. good mddng 9-i6c. midiing, 80 ~" - 90
ding S-sc good ordinary -isc net receipts Great
baas. gross receipts ~ W bales. exports 10 ssS
p,ttar oao bsss. sales 1000 bales spnners. ~
bales stock corrected 30 lst bales total net recep "
cotton for the year |. 500 sda bales ,,, -.c. ,ow
Norfolk Aug n cotton slesd. nnua.t % rt s,c.s re-
midtling. &c. good ordinary s, hsles sales he
bales. stock actual ssi6 bales Note !hstr isas
sSdot 10 Zorfolk ,st receipts since Sep'emner
$40 bales making the total net receipts TT ''
3tt l2t bales . - ,,.,. .n,Sanr i5-i6c;
low middling i6c net and gross fsesps o ssiss
.au new eoto,6 exports cosstwlse tt sofai
M, h,,ss so,nners 52 baes. stock 23osS osies' WV
ne, reeeip,s tor the year, 2.o96 balsh
New-York tribune., 1896-09-01

her MAY difference Sis cents MN
49, and lai.. and closed al 10 cents ,o h,yng N
The feature provisions was very laL-,,,shly ccs
September and October pork 10y CuiaS pe, n,rchas<s
erne shorts There were those VINO pu ~ h.,tiy rorx
as high as 2OOO barrels Prices suffered .m,s Hog
losing 10 10 cents: lard and ribs 2's g. > ''s r-tn
recsin,s considerably oyerrsn 5000 head 10 a. ,,rds
Is nD head estimated Tor to morrow Prices al Inv
We 10 lower. ., .,o.ed st
On the curb 'puts on December wnsa, ,. =, an May
ags. a5ei, cents: calls 60. cents Puts =. -
corn closed at ~. cents calls AZ 2''s"-'' o'"'
New-York tribune., 1896-09-01

ib at g Is: do. IU# no. At =" oo' Uuo"s ' "
O. Dillenback: 2o5 Northern Canada lamps a. , ~ 81,
81 so los do 7s n 81 37a: 3A Michigan 90 so "o ~
81 TO- s Northern Canada sheep 100 ~ al ~ a. '' ~
Iene Wright e Co.: 80 state lambs. 6s NJ. AT 30 I"
sta,e sheen 81 ~ at So. do tt0 n. at - =, ,c,.
HOGS Receipts days were oo'7 csir o'
head including 700 head for sale Feeling . sa az
arm and sellers quoted to prime nogs ~ 90 ~
Ist to g. a 81 i5ms4 ~ Country dressed unchsnsea
Sales Hume & Mullen: 20 fancy state PIGS " 10
average M 81 =, per do ~ n. at - 3D. hoes
200 N. at 81. -, @. - q, s4s5 81
oe ca
New-York tribune., 1896-09-01

ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions i@ 90 'Bfos1-
\ une re ,.iyed at their Uptown Once. no N sd-
vav "a door north OF 3ls St. unti cI' oNces AZ
,.ar,Isem.nts received the following oraus" as4
ree ll,r Office rates until O'Clock , m =, MacyA
ovo o CO. 2Sd i52 6th-ave. cor l- LIN vest 6s,h-
an ave and ltth-s: Ii2 coumbusaye nea ,,,,-st 81
ST. O6 West 4ci-s near 6th-aNe, w Sa 20 vast 4,th-
West 42d-st.. bs,ween 9Th and sth a'es i foS Sd
a., I 32s "a ave- between 18Th and sIth s's. $50 a.
ave near 6ist-st.: los istave. near ss,n so
ave near 4ist-st: 554 I'd ave: 30 is?I Sd
3d-sNc. 30 East i"n, l1t-ss
ave- ss2 3d-ave. a5 Amstera 20 e,ssvs; 81
,ts Fast 18th as3 fsth-st.: 40 -
op .vc I52 3d-aVe near s7th-si.; ~ s,e es4vA
coo p-c,dvav. 5e3 I'd ave i29 sth-sNe.. LsL-
New-York tribune., 1896-09-01
THE STATE or TRADE.

Boston Aug SiFour quiet - .teady s spring paten,S
ens 81 So: and straishts SO 1898 10 SNh
meal eOq62c a bag. 81 i0aSl - a Dbl C%h qE,e...
steamer yellow 3ol:a3lc No and seanep nHe SHs 9ss 90
No do 25c Mil feed quiet .prng bran 70 snp 60 az *
asia so cotonseed meal s2 Pork aue1 backs SsS ssa
Hams loal2c Lard quiet ic Bacon 'asf Binds va a.
6dsc quiet firm. steers. tu s+c, minus va
lie. fores 2d43c Butter firm for fancy vermont daHl
choice l4di5c: Northern creamery. l'izdlsc Nes.,"
lGdi7c: other dairy. lQl l3c; imitation and aides "n -
Lambs quiet alOc mutton and yearlings oq C .heese
steady; Northern sQss.c: Western id,s4c Eggs 9aeI
nearby zoe fresh 15dl6i.c Western ana M'c, en-
igan l2G sc. quiet; yellow eyes ~ iJdSi
red kidneys Slqs1 10: pea. slasl % mediums slas 70 W.,
fowls i3c: do lJal lie Western iced chickens
iOUl:,c: do fowls llNi2c. live chickens. sqloc: n,s
fowls "a Potatoes quiet. 81 23a> 30 Dol sMee,;
sea "A bbl Peaches steady at oOucoc' tanc, =.
basket Hay quiet: choice. sl7asl9 lower grades sl7n
SIG RYE straw, sl6. Leather steady. quet; nemlo'H
s,. n0n-acid nrsts sd 9c Union sole. hrss DC sec
onds 23c. Watermeons dull. Idl2c; fancy lon-oe'
,ucalo Aug 3l.-Spring wheat closed dun No htiu
egs.r. No Northern 6lasc spot: j very weak N1
hsr1 ii,c and No Northern. 81 under Ne" YORK ue
reni4r Winter closed dull and weak Corn closl
81 J. al. lower Oats closed easy. light demand
Pve- 40 . quoted 33c in store. Flour dui' weak un
changed. Mil feed dull unchanged
Chicago Aug 3i.-The leading futures ranged as foi
New-York tribune., 1896-09-01

Az r.rror sod75c: string beans per bag 81 5ods2 %;
n.r csate ,0a25c turnps Russia and Canada
rer bby az do Jersey and Long Island. DuI3c; beeu.
narb bhl bh, ~ ~
New-York tribune., 1896-09-01

rhe VOLCANO II kI.ANEA the laree'e ,o, neysr
in tho world Is now state ~ Vl"ien IN abo can
before eaualle In history Of me lsltS sohf Ths
marc tho limo should witness this mgtN'.c ssu
sua, ,or % ., the OCEANr' STEAMSHIP COMM r,sIr-
nx from SAN FRANCISCO on SEPl. r1,nd o. p.
spRF,.h ELS a BROS. il4 Montgomery 81, pr,,dwsy.
cisco THOS COOK son. 2l ana i--'
Nov
New-York tribune., 1896-09-01

5qpeemSsr ispgmSrr ....: - 35ls 25ls 25isa25'. 25's
Oats No. =: .-
September l5''ariss i.s. IS. ~
Mes pork. per bbl,: -, ..s,. .,,2n s,s2r.
5:$.1ss': I:s;ss HMM : &: s Sc s:s IS. ::
s::::' ;:':5$.-: ;:::::. III III: n III: III: ~ ~.
short ribs. per 100 10: ~
;:s;:s-. $.:s:: :,: ~. :. ::5'. 4:
cash quotations ooNs Flour was @ aals s;l and
seasy st. :nTas rseS wSes 5s5c by Sample red e9q
dos.c 10 2oa3le No 9a;s :. Ia leg
prime timothy s. nominal mess PORK per a so :? s. 10
y - ." 3D. 'a r, psI ssaS 0 shcuG boxed IS short clear
siee boxed 5OG$3 62is. ~hiskey aistllets
ss9Ss P,ndsr per sa s. 20 nseed raw goo boiled
$2e on the er,2 p2a"Se ccames is rss 4sq5
onds iiaiSc. Eggs were easy fresh s'o'"' l"i- %
winter patents 2oas3 80 spring paenssd 80 So red
rye nou .cas 10 Whest qs, m s sna S'ea rS aSeS snd
sssGy So mixed 2. oats quiet "a, and > eati mixed NS
whIie tal5 io' 80 mxed ~ Track lie ferk quei ana
sssG, city family s. IS family s. % GEAR % 0ar,
Steam sc Dry ss quiet shoulders 81 90; sh9s'
- % s. e'gss s 20 D aes aesn 10, c loose
>rar - s s, soSs q butter steady Esns 49, 2hio
SDS leblanc seady sas 80 80 S6s
Aug w.sqt me- oess.a s rsedy Tose 70 saa aolS % de-
llasern
ciined To- 59s.c and 59'sc tash ana Sepeo r
ranged 3sc below Sample wheats active Dut e - VA
No hard winter. 56isq57'gc, No de 'oeof Norhern
Nor.arq S S So Sample nS% Sary e steady No
3Oc: No new. 2'ien }oc. flour s'ea"' ""' f $500
stuffs dull and unchanged ,..A.u.,
last niehi was the interesting news teauLe 'ouaa
hs r,' that the damage was mater Oh IOupl de ~
,revened the reports from becoming pun dVto.i
hat % op ned at Jssc and held firmly until nsaf
, Clos" when II 52a.c. closing a, =;
december opened 567sc rallied 70 3oga,oSso, LIS,
on the closing to c ana o,q az were fair buy
ops - xn Northern paying premium OF ru'i 'i,
over scntenber: new No Northern ana NO "'
Old No Northern salable quite freey 10 h "ca M l
ers VINO maid oG2i.c premium over Septenper, NO
Northern at s.c under and No at ia &c III No .
track: Ola No hard. 53tc; No Nor 80. ,n,s
Xnrthern Siisa54c Flour easier and aSvs pau r
81 oMx3 40: export and domestic bakers sTs
auction 5000 bbs; shipments. f25f- pos ,hdiirns
Bran in bulk quoted AT ," 49, '' -
S6 ~. ...o,a
phiiadepha Aug 3I.-Flour weak demand modera,s. a,
Wheat weak demand light; contrac, N''n, a., %o
neitc. Sept.nber 6ll?q6lssc; October 6-Stuo-'sc ~.
.a,r,.r ,sis. ac;7sc weak quiet; No mlNeu fu
r," and september 26n962c; October ~. 0aos
higher offerings light: No Witt Aususn o,6
sti slgaTsE Reined dull. unchanged other articles
unchanged ., q, ,ox,
~ ~ ic ssGSo 10, rye flour s2as2 - Bran steady dn
sacked East Side l7i2c; country points -oe' hsr
easier August jat.c bid: September 9c pu' nj
"- ..is I'D Nav 2Slc Oats lower. August lIc nom
nal. september leisc bid. May l9i2c pd nsss ~
m,or3 seconds i3n ic: dairy i3"lfe secsnds n 'nv
porE Standard mess 81 IA old $, s3 iaIa ai
Prime steam 81 20 choice & ~ 'c os~ ,ies sc tish
% l%nss ,d al 81 IS Wool hrmer. unclaimed B"sgns
is NJ s'sc; n 6'.G ~ e. - spel,er or nominal at
New-York tribune., 1896-09-01

' new. Tuesdays. Thufsdays
and Saturdays at p. NJ. for savannah direct sept
Taaissne 3s s ''s Sept city ot Birmingham sp ssp
Kansas CITY ....... Sept = ron,ectinr with
rail lines for all points South and sss R,Srsy &C
and freight rates Apply az -ot 'i'' '
~ he Pier. foot Of Spring-st ,.,, n r & p. l.
N j.. L.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-01
DED ID" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS,

caibo Via Curacao from Robert Stores. Brooklyn.
sS CARACAS...,... "Wednesday. Sept. p m
IS. NENEZU Ella. SATURDAY, sept Il p n
S. PHILADELPHIA. "Wednesday. Sept - p Tue
FOR MARACAIBO. VIA ST. THOMAS
SIS. CURACAO ............. Monday, sept: - p az
These American steamers built expressly for the Aa
have superior accommodations for passengers
BOULTON. BLISS pALLtIi.,
New-York tribune., 1896-09-01
CUNARD LINE.

A. TO ,,vERpoo, BY orEEysroux
Etruria ..... Sept g. noon Lucsna. Sept 90 a
Campanla. Sept L. a. M. r:trura OCT ,.
Tmbria Sept. Il? r. m. tampania. oct. ~. a. n
From Pier 80 North River foot Of Clarkson-sc
EXTRA s. lLING.
AURANIA............ ....... Tuesday Sept l. II a.
From Alan-state Line Pier. loot OF Wesi 2ls-si
For freight and passage apply AT the Companys oa,A
No 4 Bowling Green $eO-York
VERNON H. BROWN * co. General Agents.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-01
WHITE STAR LINE

GermanIc -. Sept. 2 room Gc-nsnic Sept, 80 nooa
Teutonic. Sept q noon Teu'0uic. Oct T. noon
Britannia. Sept ls. noon Britannia. Oct ~
Ma estic. Sept. - noon Majestic p, 81 n0sa
20 coTToN CARRIED BY PASSENGER sTEAMERs
pier No. -. North River Office 20 Rroadvay y z
II MAITLAND kERSEY. Agent
New-York tribune., 1896-09-01
| NCHOR LINE. u S. NAIL STEAMSHIP

NC1OK LINE. =. MALL = SlEAMShlPA
"A sail Saturday at noon.
FOR GLASGOW AND LONDONDERRY.
From Pier a. y. r. Foot Wesi 2ith Street.
8. 8. CITY OF ROME ..Sffl ana OCI. ~
saloon $50 and up % cabin $40: steeFase S25 60
Anchoria ........Sept Il Furnsssia sept.
Ethiopia sept. - Circassia Oct
saloon s45 up. Cd Cabin $50. So 50 and s5 80
Henderson, Brothers. General Agents. Bowling Green
New-York tribune., 1896-09-01

Formerly COLUMBIAN LINE
THE SEA ROUTE TO SAN FRANCISCO =.
Connecting the Ishmus 'or all West Coast foss u
Mexico Central and South America .
Steamers sail from pie: foot Vest 9th 81, ~ L..
FINANCE. Sept. TO- noon ALLIhNCA. sept ~ noo"
For rates apply at Compsnys Office - BrosawE.
JOHN MUIR, Traffic Manager.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-01
FREN' 1INE.
GENERALE TransatlantiQue.

Eer Oh rHISr I"NFVR NyTrgH PNNERs
POINT. RICHMOND. VIRGINIA BEACH and wash.
INGTON d. c.. daily. except sunday Richmond @ aree.
via all-water route Monday Hregh only. and satur-
day Passengers and Freight. SALINAS from per -
" r.. p; NJ. Sat- r. NJ. Through tickets sna ''ess
IA all points. ~,
w. L. GUILLAUDEU- vice-Pres. and Trafrc Mgr
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-08
INVADING THE CUI'RCU


Ne are in roc.int of a circnI,r rrr,,rt
x 10 be "A stavtmenf of the effect free
bnc or ou,"qst VIII nave on funds Of the
D. Foreign NJ ssion unio
An Baptist Publication society. If these
~. c Citgns are IN any way responsible
DO support them sbn,,id ~ ., H,"e, a,,d
Baptist who possesses the pa,rlotism
,be,In isl4n citizen should give any
that such nltioe ~, ~ i,i Is 10 Ne rNpe,.-
p Parkaurst ana Person Dixon, viii
Eahle with affairs when notoriety will
hut we are slow to believe that
great Baptist societies are in league
&mha.Y nond syndicates Of Wall and
IL, streets.
II no above is "A cllnninp from the Ark
hsas Bantlet u,hiot, ., ,,,,,,,.t1 -
\ -, """H i pu""SHeu AT '"'-
"'VA' Ark, ana shows the desperate
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Wanted to REM.

WANTED-Two large unfurnlshed rooms
centrally located. Apply lil7 Main 81. 10
WANTED TO RENT-A small farm near
city; want possession soon; state acre
age, terms and improvements. Address
l.. r., 1921 Washington street. city. S
WANTF D--To rent TWO or three Furnish
ed rooms for light Housekeeping; no
children; references give terms. Adj
dress $685. this office. 10
WANTED--To rent blacksmith aud wood
shop In town or country. prefer Travis
county. Address f.. w. March. Taylors-
vile. Texas. .