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El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-10-11

BALTIMORE, October lib fillmore
won from Boston this afternoon by u
score of to 3. thus winning the Tenn
plG Gun.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-10-11
Hotel Burned.

PAOLI, Iud., October 1.-THE main
building Of the French Lick Springs
Hotel was burned this morning. Loss
S25, 900. All guests escaped without in
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-10-11

The Mexican Central got train
through this morning from the City of
Mexico, and traffic is now resumed on
schedule time after a month of inter-
uoted business. The line has been
relocated aud rebuilt between San
Jose ard Magdalena, and between
Laguna and Aqua Nueva, on account
of the old right Of way being SUBJ
merged.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-10-11
Florence Helm Dead.

NEW YORK, October 11.--Florence
Helm, who look dose opium at her
home last Friday, died this morning at
Roosevelt hospital She was 30 wears
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-10-11

Mayor Magoffin believes that the
Southern Pacific officials have agreed
upon some action relative to the dyke
and north side ditch matters, and will
do the fair thing by the city.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-10-11

For RENT-Nicely furnished room
suitable for gentleman and wife with
good b b>srd in private family. Adress
Home, HERALD office.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-10-11

Tom Mare el is in the county jail. He
is charged with garbbing money from
the bar keeper Of the Comme mercial
hotel rs that functionary was making
change.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-10-11
The Yellow Fever.

NEW ORLEANS, October 1.-Ten
new cases and two deaths was the re-
cord this morning up to IL O'Clock.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-10-11

The big cotton case of Mct'adden ys.
the state railroad commission has been
transferred to Dallas where arguments
will be heard.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-10-11

The Mexican government engineers
over the river have started in to res
build the jetties on the south bank OF
the river, aud poems are busy weaving
willow mattresses.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-10-11

The prettiest line of dress goods can
be seen at Blumenthal's, ITO San An
tonic street.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-10-11
The Markets.

NEW YORK, October l1.-Silver 81.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-10-11

S. Il. NEWMAN, Mutual Lii
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-27

ss sn pc. ss s g SS g. ssDs
sunded sliced nominal, quarters IN ,ar ds
HT ae snS m stock o Ts' and skn. 6a
rather quiet No! mush doing IN small f5ul, faney
5a5c do choice .Ha.i.c DO prime .sa4Ts 90 conc 10
% quo" to ga? c aS a. chops Ss i psp c if
ana skins 81 5oas cherries. eaioS hgskeee anrco 20
California Royal saio, peaches. California get,ed ~"
' % unPss I.D Sg' e. nscr adSe are the
last few DAYS The IN wss any Of y
the yards and holders asking e more MONEY f on
the the sSs ssaS #%a r and a ss
about follow: We quote STATE lses Ghece paciGc
, choice zoe a. s sss p 70 Rm Coast s So
s'sG Cd Slds '" Fac &C. &C. state '"' racine
HAY AND sTRAw-HAY-Prme and No hay , rev
their shortage toa in the moderate receipts ana ,ru
the Week The Offering. Of big bales found ready
touched &c with free ,"is' at Sad25ac. For lower
full and regular stations have slowed away
6 can he FOR numSrr 0s ne n
continues strong for big yield New clover viii soon
rally with about 100 ons W feaeSsd week ending
Sa W We Ss la" ?f 10 "sf per- a's e.
10 per 100 5sogo51c shipplnS per 100 n Doc small
hay iSasos saI, hsy 100 n .o4sc cIoys5 S?ss
snssS straw. s2.a.cc; straw per 100 r. seasSs:
Of s ihf ads
road 100 pennsylvanla, 70: West Shore 4O Lehgh Val
Haven and Hartford. 49, river boats 40: per canal
ceipts of straw. 20 tors; for the week. Ge5 tons
POULTRY -ALLvE-Receipts to-day were confined to
few oops BY express but there was little demand. and
the market was quiet and nominally unchanged We
quote: Spring chickens to 10 pair per 10. l3a l5c;
DO n and under i2gi2ec; fowls sgsiac Sc
Rs Ra sOs W fresh sifs os Sx
came in this morning. but had scarcely any demand and
holders willing to accept most reasonable offer rather
rant any Ghsnie In quotations Spring chickens very
y saahe higher than quote Spring ducks continue
very dull and irregular. Squads quiet and unchanged
Philadelphia Sa to N TO pair 2ig:2c do ID and un
dsT isg"e 40 ws''gTn dry picked ssgt u to pair j.
l5al6c: do under 10 l2dl4c fowls. State Pennsyl-
ssnia ana s,os a ReS coca to pine Sc %
7'4gsc 90 heavy. 7,sa'sc do poor fair Gaa7c: old
cocks. Western 4a4l,c ducks Eastern spring l2qi2ac
dozei si6s2 ~ "F'" Wv S4'A'' p''
POTATOES AND vEGETA BI.E.s-The market for new
P9@,on sho"e Ne mssTa change today few sSs
but 81 % was the top o. the market and most Of
lots Of stock ranging s GOWN 10 a T o poaiar.
continue III buyers favor Asparagus steady choice
string beans offered very low 6gurcs Tomatoes
% % SnG sSu s. s Eo' Ps per S 1872 s
81 20; southern No TO No 2. 73caSi do state old
PUNCHES sies?; do Inferior. Boa 5c caui5v eri per bb
s 90 S Ss9SaFeS r scf icy and ns ana c g %
per haeke 73cqs: do Charleston 5o75c. do sayannsS
da per abb SoS s. spas2 'n dc pr @sske fsss q
81 ~ onions Eastern Shore per iabil basxc, 75dic
Kenck do sna P saas ss s2 S Is do
Island per beg, 4oa3cc MARYLAND per baske G0a
4oa5oc: squash Florida marrow per f'S Sb crate
@ do s na A. yeow per basket 5oai5c;
81 'oas II: 60 Florida. 75casi y ~ '"'''f''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-27
OTHER MARKETS-BY TEI,rGp

Chicaso June 2SCattle pens practically bare
ia-eaiy uI" on satnrdny. and the marker wa =
n ssey nominal one The few cattle offered for sale
supply . hogs and sellers obliged 70 take "a" of
z2c 10 DC IN order 10 get rid Of their
sales were at an extreme Of 50 ioasa e ,r ~.
poorest TO best hogs and 50 5cfS3 FOR rics VIZ
Of The hog, selling FOR 50 37s0sa The demand io
she' ana lambs was extremely poor Sprinp lsrnh.
at 50 S5gs3 20 largely at as5 5O y~arn ,'g o S9
sold al S3 5ogS4 a. and inferior lambs wont ~
sheep sold at 81 jonS3 60 Heavy natives aold In 90
at 50 l5as3 IS. Recepts-Cae 100 hors 90 600 h LOW
1000 eH' -"'o''' sheep
East Liberty June 2s-Ca,le steady prime s, ooa
go common, 81 3o0S3 CO. bulls. stays and co,,rs sot
50 Sc common to good Eat oxen. s2ass 10 Hog. active
i9rkeys and medium weights. 81 Gjass 7C Common 20 .,
fair Workers - GOaS3 G5: heavy 50 iOas3 20 49,
81 25aS3 10 sheep steady; choice 81 SD4S3 a.
s. 0aSS 10: spring lambs. s4qs5 Veal calves seIsG 30
Kansas city. No. June 26-Cat,le stead, and 80, ~
CHANGED Hogs SC lower heavies So 3oqs3 all
81 25aS3 32i mixed 81 25as3 37s: lights s t1sS ~
Workers 81 27tGt3 30 pis, 81 9oa$3 a. Sheen seady
lambs. S2ds5. 'P Seau' :
~ Louis. June 26.-Catue steady; shippIng s,a.,s
- iOa4 ~; dressed beef and butchers 81 gnGsa "a
sockers and feeders 81 5GaS4 15 cows and beife &,
Ns4 90 bulls 81 70ds3 Texas Indian steers grass
- casa - Hogs 5aiOc lower light So 3oa 81 az nYed
81 2,as3 ~ heavy. e. 3oas3 80 sheep steady; naive
sheep. 81 :0a$a GO: lambs s3as5 'A"S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-27
H4STY ABOUT POLL TiAES.

From The Chicago Record. ,-
"Alf" Burkl older who. in adfti 10 MS duties
NJ referaoing all Indian outbreaks Wnch Occur
within any number OF hunnreds Oh lltlcs -. ~.
papers some Of the odd Isl stories whfn e'nd hs,.
from that region. tells the following iaie Oh ItlIs
lied Carlton OF Carlton LORDS ",tnediahs,
while saunterlng about the once OF a ianhtoh
trac;ed 10 large map Of the United SIatei, lie
yazeI AT II sclrchinsly FOR moment aan' pi,dS.hS
bis finger upon the southern border OF Arizona,
r., led along the map until the digit rested on 'he
uo 40! . T she is by gum. said he 70 reporter
.Iust across the street from where my niger rests
Is Mexico Nogales is n decidedly torrlI hiunicl
n,Ii.v Tho authorities there owe me so, put /
prestyr,e I shall never collect IT, They maze me pay
10 noi .ox for every member OF my company before
Z bod been I'm the town twentyfour hours or IN the
aonnces and furbelows. and II is needless TO say
,hat ri be missed from Nogales hereafter. went
here from henson Ariz., three years ago. ana JUST
before show time was standing on the street A
mn approacled me ana a5Fe "a, -
d" Have you paid your poll TAX!
POL which? asked l.
"'Pol tax, said he . ,,
".poiecats' | remarked in a stage whisper.
coach yernacuiar appropriate to the altitude.
How much" asked L.
" Two dollars he res bonded ,
THEN | tried TO bluff him. and told him / had
i.emme see yer receipt he said;
And there was. We'll. the upshot Of the whole
~, attnr was he went every member OF the COM
nanv and demanded poll tax. told them not 20
| hirod the lawyer: the case was tried and decided
against me. 1t cost me exactly $50 told the JUS
ico ina, nrotty soon they would be grabbing men
on rossing trains and making them pay poll tax.
"" IVel no rema rled. In tones chilly though
he was fli Of cracked ice and salt. NC kin do 1t If
"a Wanter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-27
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago June 90 (speciaD-There was as much excite
rent over July wheat to-day ever but interest was
der,ed somewhat by furry In September This future
made not advance Is, cents. the trade In 1t broaden
ing decidedly September opened at GAN cents. sold be
,osn e4s and s6 cents closed at 60 cents sellers
New York started September buying The basis was
ror crop reports from Continent July touched 1874
cents to-day II opened 72s. cents. Just touched ton
and closed at 72l. An incident was heavy eiing
Of July By Cudahy His sales to-day aggreeaen
bushels and some thought good deal more IMAM ,al
So,hing was done here cash wheat. Seabpard cleaI
ances to-day wer. .il 600 bushels Argentine siPps'
nothing Kansas city has six cars OF new wheat anu "
poets thirty Monday. 80, -, .o he,,o only
corn was almost at a standsti the range peis g.'
!. cent and last prices practically me sam closed
Jav's september sold 25 and 26'. cents ana oos
AT o6 cents Receipts $50 cars with 80 I'M,
Tor Monday Samples steady. The shppnk u'' ora
Leone eIov-chaftcr, only 10000 bushels cables "ee
"a lower CIesrances only $1,000 bushels .,a or,
Thee important line OF long , paT Ttc
assumption is that line bought onn,h ~
ago by Kaufman and sold out at loss ihf .ad AZ
re-, hoveyer u evented am decline july s"" ~
~ md isiL cents md closed at lS1s cents
CENTS were sij cars with 800 estinat zoo 200 bushels
som,Ias we're steady Charters were l'~Wo ouS"''''
crop advlces excellent ,..u,a,ion insi,-
anced nv large receipts Of hogs. There WI Tor
a. ooo estimated Tor Monday. and lI9OJo e'l m.r Tne
80, ueek Prices at the Yards were cents 80 n.
trade was un!mportant. Armour was "a" AK on Friday
lard That product closed Just whore II "" W.
rS,,L lost ~ cents; ribs 5I7is cents ., n cents:
on tho curb puts July wheat closfn rhea, G-i.
"caiis 74il cents Puts on SeptenlDfI corn
csn,s. calls GTit cents. puts on 'eP''
osT2G,. cents: calls" 26's cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-27
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-York. June 20. 1897.
ali beans that they had bought ahead And
STs na s receipts sns the
and some are rsnsPs to sell , iso s
NATION from shipper and Tst6er amsr
Tarspes SLOW but abc%, steady Green peas quite
strong especially scotch We quote: Beans MARCY s,
81 10; do medium choice SIC % pea choice sG 10
ShoSe i fG g coe &C. 81 soos s 30 y
% Sss a5seas 90 scotch SS do Bags 7c
bo R5 5dner. b ma Win cs sold uS S e
there generally firm holding Of fancy GRADS 81
i5c and speculative operators who wanted long lines Of
pon w d. not hear Of NAM new purchases for
port, The position OF State dairy about noted q
l4c in tubs but the lower grades OF tubs ell
81, nv nacEinrs are in very much III. same cond
ION as late demand is limited and auaIi'y TO con
nsnts for IN. week about II 600 pkss We quote
hG. ~ ,eSonds isc 90 State csas 5 S do thirds
to frs. Ilai4c; STATE dairy hsif-hrkn 'ubs extras
70 arsts ioGlsc; Imitation creamery fancy, I2qi2sc
30 :e'G o DO to S TS: q seconds. a O'
was ysy rS.s. fresh stock ayaalls
tSaaya and prices little more than nominal Market
cleaned up fairy well last night tut at low and Irregular
father than TAX, chances Of carving over Small size
yS Win fam Sreey nc large qsn
,,,t.s Thai prce has TO further Skins ger
srafv SLOW and weak and irregular. At Sncairvle
an prdav 72i boxes sold at 7Aa7lsc. Liverpool cable
I3s We quote state full large. fancy white or
colcred Sc d. choice. 7Ypic; d. fair to good G4a7c:
40 small white. fancy Ii9c: do choice ne
fair 10 good oi.a7,. light SKINS. choice &c; SKINS
choIce 3T5s.c: good to prime s'03i.c: comm IN
10 fair, 3n4c: ful. skins. 2u3c.
EGGS-Recepts liberal, trade quiet market
shows no material change. Regular dealers buying
little to-day - usual, saturday and force ales
some concession would have 10 he made. Receivers Of
strictly fine go-Gs. however holding for former
quotations the light business reported is m In range
81 lOa Oic good fine Western Badly heated stock
is pressed low prices and seconds are
I2c state and Pennsy yana prime choice IIaiii.c
Western northerly sections choice lOq1O,c d. south
er,y sections prime lOg lo.c. DO quality Der
o,dozen s. 4Ous2 20. Southern. 81 Western
dirtles s2dS2 -: DO checks and cracks 81 a0dsi
Fruits Strawberries In moderate SIM
piy today and best lots fair demand at steaiv
prices Raspberres made a slight improvement under
fair demand. Huckeberries easier especially under
grades Choice cultivated backberres steady small
Varieties move slowly and oil soft offered very
low Curranis without further change. Ws,ermeons
fruit about recently quoted We quote Apples North
state IS 5oqs4 TO- Husset 81 75Qs3 25 s,rawberries
NewYork quart. Gal2izc do Staten Island
e4i2c: uprver 5aiOc: raspberries red per pint
do backcap. <asc: gooseberres per quart 3dsc buckle
berries G1ll2c backberries 5q2c currans 2a6c cher
ries per ~ 4GSc DO per S-t baskets as 10 size and
condition. 20d50c: pineappes. Indian River standard
crates 81 2q$2 75 do other sections 100 sass do
Porto Ricos each 2540c: watermelon Florida 100
SI2as2s. muskmeons. basket 7oe0s2: Deachsa ner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-27
RTRDS PUZZLED BY KITES.

From The chicago AWE
Many amusing experiences have been the lot OF
,h snicntists who ma been manipulating kites for
e,',,,ntidc DurpCses. Large birds always inter-
asted in he strange devices flo ting In the air and
oonnot ot,ite make OIL; what they are. Prompted
i,es and subec; themselves to the danger OF be-
Coming entanged il the silken string and being
dragged down 10 Earth.
M bird however. has ever alighted on Kite or
o,,octed one While scientist was flying Il
,rain ~ I'VE kites a couple OF years ago, large.
ILL., timed eagle came suddenly out OF the higher
tr and syvoored round and round the first kite
iniLing against the sunset sky like huge silver
bau As the train of kites was pulled In the eagle
soIicved Visiting one kite and then another SEEM
,o,, ,,ncrr:ain lust what TO do. Ia few minutes
n,Eon no seemed to have decided that they were
rot good 10 eat and be knew nothing about them
n nDv6oV he indignantly f,w off and lost to
view. - -, ..t,L n ,or,, -, ,
corne from the New-Jcrsey side Of the Hudson and
eow straight for the queer object in the air. lie
nnnarently had made up his mind 10 go straight
,brrouch il but charged and dived underneath.
lie went around and above IT, and through
ciass n could be seen that he cooked his eye al
tba in iruder I'm a most comical manner lie start
al nyynv a few hundred feet. changed his mind
and ca me swooping back. He finally reluctantly
y'rnt away mystlhed over this queer addition to
the inhabitants OF the ar, =.
While Kites were high in the air one March focks
n ,,eese living In the B-wedge flew over. They In
varloblv stopped broke up and lowered above the
ouecr object and. at last slowly reformed ana
- .way While the larger birds all come from
neIghs above the kites, the small birds or the air
viii alient on the string noiding the kite ana sway
N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-27
LIVE STOCK MARKET

prr..re New-York. June %. 1897.
BEENEs-Rece.pts. rs cars. s0l head all consgned
70 s'aughterers Nothing for sale NominaIlv steady Tor
HN@ cattle city dressed beef In light demand M
49, per 10 Latest cables from London ard Liverpool
quoted American steers slow l0G dressed weight
sheep dull at l0Ql2o dressed weight refriaerator 6ee
selling at tHgsNc per H. Exports ay Included s3n
quarters or beef on the Cnbra Liverpool 200 cn,,ie
and 23@ quarters on the Massachusetts 10 London 300
cattle on the Buffalo 10 Hull and catil. on tho Ws,s
West Indies "e !" ''e
CALvEs-Feceipts none and none for sale alive Non,
nhN nrin f choice veals and steady other calves
city dressed vess sold 7sa94c country dressed
"tgSc; little calves at 4H5isc dressed grassers and hf
termks 4Q5zc per 10. e' al" "''
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recepts all for the r.rLo.
IL cars or 1872 head and. counting the cars beli
over friday there were 10 sheep we're dull
at former prices; prime and choice lambs in fairly ro
demand and fraction higher other grades steal f1a
cars mainly sheep. unsod. Medium 10 good sheer
az S3uS3 10 per 100 n; medium 20 choice Ian,hs a,
- ~qs3 90 Dressed mutton 5Q7Isc per NJ. dressed
lambs. "a loc. 80 49, u''SSei
ssles-McPherson n Co: 2ss Kentucky lamb. 20 -,
stS s 81 . 90 per 100 NJ 272 do a NJ s. So
:? o.: "a o. :, at 81 90; 81 Virginia sheep 90 n
2ls do "a 10 at s. As: 3e6 do - H. at s. a. oaS 90
'S r. at 90 l6, Rentucky sheep. III H. at 81 50 w.
,os K uonihs: l2s keniucky lambs 10 ~ at s4s7is:
Virginia lambs. CA n. a, 81. ''o''' -''
Newlon q Co ias Virginia lambs CT h. at 81 q
., HOGs.keceip's were IA cars. or 900 head all for
he sauSherers direct Dealers quoted the narka NON
inaiy steady at 81 7odN per 100 10 "
. Sales-i-a Friday. s Judd a. Co: IS Ohio haze ,e,
N average at 81 loo 10 % do ic, H. at 81 * 100
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-27

second clears 81 ,cas2 90 Bran in bull :, nly fssc
sacked 81 50aSJ rs Wheat firm June zrc Su,'' rae
September G3.sc No hard. 74hc: No Northern ''1s
Philadelphia June 2G-Wheat firm and &c higne,' -oaf
tract grade June. Tsg7cc July 7saIStc' Aosus, mixed
IOisc; September nominal. Corn steady; NO .n,nhsr
June 2ssa2sAc July. 2sika2sc. August ana o. Iuv
nominal Oats steady: No white June, mite,
2.i<4 26c August; 2te.2Jc: September. .fsuI,c Ia
Arm. fancy Western creamery loc; DO Ie., ,rssh
prints iGc: Western prints. 1ac Eggs s1enuy, pe
nearby, ilc do Western. l0.c. Cheese
fined sugars quiet but firm. Cotton unchangsu' ,a OF
steady; city prime hhds &c. country prime IN
l3c dark do 2ic: cakes. 3i4n3isc grease cIIs,tc.
Live poultry steady. fowls siad0c: old roosers
spring chickens. lOGl5c; dressed poultry mIin a.
choice ec do fair good sQsisc. broiers western d
srabe sizes iGalsc: do small and scalded' ii"''N'
nearby do as size and quality lIg2Oe $500
St Louis June &c Flour duh and unchangen i 90
Spot higher No red cash. elevator Icc ,acS ,.oSv
Soc August and September. G,lsc CoIn,SpPpa eit.at
No cash 22lsd23+c: July &c bid septemeer iy
Isc Bran dull weak and UNCHANGED Butter se aitc
Whskey 81 10 Pork steady standard mess jo1S'n ~
Bacon-Boxcd shoulders s. G2; extra short clear ana
ribs So shorts s. 72s Dry salt meats snouue''
a. IL short clear So ribs 81 1914: shorts. - s'i.
Toledo June 26-Wheat higher. weak: cash Sic; July
7tac september Csc Corn dull. steady: No mSed.
o;c. x, 4 corn &c July 2ji1c September 2b!sc. oae
ouIc. No mixed 1870 July Isle Rye dun steady
no p &c Clovcrseed dull steady old prime - TO- NO
. 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-27
1 SLENDER THREAD OF MERCURY
From The Boston Transcript.


While almost any one knows about the principles
on which an ordinary thermometer operates. there
are number OF things about this apparently sim
ME little instrument which are not generally
known and which are OF good deal of interest.
Guc Of the most peculiar of these Is the question
~ th, length OF tube which the mercury In the
hulb OF an ordinary thermometer would I'LL II II
were an stretched out in a single column the size
OF that In the tube. ,
Most people when asked how long this would
Ia, would probably say from five 10 fifteen feet.
while as a matter OF fact this column OF mercury
would I'm an extremely delicate instrument be
miles I'm height The reason Of this IL that the col
umn OF mercury while II appears quite large. Is
really Of almost ininitesimal size II the tube OF
thermometer IL broken one Is nj first at loss
TO see where the mercury goes IN, but close ex-
animation will disclose "A nne line, much thinner
than a hair. running across the end Of the tube.
and this Is one end OF little Ait In which the
mercury rises As IL has Its fiat side toward the
eve II appears to be guile large and the CON
vexity of the outside OF the tube. through which
IL Is seen. magnihes II and gives II that rounded
appearance which Is 80 deceptive The reason why
the slit il made so small Is to give the greatest
rntio OF result for the expansion Of the mercury In
the bulb.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-27

Liverpool June % 100 P meSy: 5 rsd Sorthern
nrnp steady Is 9igd cornSpot American niNea
scaiy SID DO PA firm rs 80 m rFosr~st Lou:
fancy winter steady e Ga Hops "a, Lam mess 81.
Si prime mess i5s Pork aun prime me shn mIe cut,
.I; 10 - s,saGv iis Bacon-Cuu berand cut y 70 ~
~ arm 2is short rib 90 p 10 steady US .'mg
irh, az ~ az ~ steady Us. long cieaF
neavy 80 to IS seay 24s ca short Geas Is to
CO., o5e shoniars-Square ~ 10 "a N steaa{
9Gs IA Iard-Prme Western DUH 2os prrs
~, Snes, white and cnl9red dull AS. IaNoW
IN s.eadv i7s OIL C'oitonseed ol-lAveIpoo ,enneu
steady i5s "a Turpentine-Sprts steady us N'''"
0rm 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-27

ror,rrr, paa-,sh European cables and hea,f mrning
receipts gave the market FOR cones prices declined
oafeN u,dsr local liquidation in the neaI naT
The ISSUANCE OF block OF july me- decline OF
ticu,ar weakness in that option nsntnS The market
points onS later in the session on oIu ,o. NJ;
vroean buying and cloesd and weakness
unchahsed 10 contributed 10 the depressIo
OF me spo' Bulls are inclined to take n,,nued
ne av ~ the situation account OF INC Drv and
hdent vew 20 from warehouses In this
neaVy H decreasing visible supply I've pnsariy
aroount OF coffee sight Is 90 -" SO 900 bags two
y Outsiders refuse 10 take hoiu ,ro,s "a re-
~ ~ The fact news IRON cip nrnn is looked
rarded as good and r ecOI az R1azu to fall
tor Inc u,nv weeks ago however makes puis sH
as v cautious The sluggish condVsn, ena Of cotee
markets is also bearsn lsc,e mart Of todays
@ was The switching Of July and A9sus. hn market
he fall and winter deyeTes O With N; the feeling toward
for MO So sihough quotations show unn ISHnIa
lower pr we quote: Maracae common to GOO
goo ICN1o iof6i,c; savanla Bucaramansa
Ito pgn,a i5sQioc. Mexican Cordova nai,Tv
iIiSSiec: Central American common 20 %, ia q
ioaisc a good l4gIas; pf faney 27asoc: Javas
ts' ngostura i2Ql3c: Mocha. lea me ra NIB
e Tor Brazilian spot coree was hrnad store terms
10 No nd fright and 7asc spot Business ws sho
e,.iced for part 70 ac,ua! S several sales
parc,fIs a. an tbe basis OF the above ngures
0ho,e Of the Will vote Monaay IUi, ~.
ing mmediasly following the can ugon nrday july g. as
OF cIoshs nv me Board Managers at their mee,s
7, Is generally believed that the vote VIII De
yesleiruay., &, favor of no session on that day
Foraign marke,ss antosLconee m a Coo bags:
% 25 600 bags. Hamburg , n,ened oe,
s.pS 80 900 bags Havre-Conee MARE, ope i = ooo
sATs: ioWer; at II closed unchansed SAFES i''V