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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-28
ANOTHER EXPEDITION.


Wilmington. n. c.. MAY 1.-THE tug
Alexander Jones lefl this port May H.
ostonslbly In search OF tow but II was
soon whispered around the city that enc
with the pilot boat j. D., Long, had the
night previous taken on an immense sup
niy of arms and ammunition together win
number Of cubans and tha'' both vessels
were OF for Cuba. Lust evening AT
O'Clock the Jones reached Southport on
her return trip from Cuba with everybody
nm hoard safe and sound. but with sealed
iiaa I'M. Long rs missing. but the report
is current thar she was bought BY cubstS
10 be used for nllbuHterlns PURPOSES ana ~
near the island. II Is also reported maj the
Ione. and crew mirRculousiy escaped cap
lure nv lodging Il Spanish gunboat after
having been fired upon With several solid
shot. some Of whx--<s.,hed across me
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al republican Of the house
exhibited
Insurgents There doubt That
of the
do because they have particular
sentiment the
in politics do
OF
audin humanity
onettnE behalf of the
liberty Tbs
Of the country The business element inc o'""ve
viii bn
CUBAN
problem
the rt's Nc one
representative aud
vheu get ont in
longer shoulder that Mr. Reed rs
not / him
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Central


Washington MAY 27.-Ens'orn ana
Western Texm- Threatening, with show
ers and thunder storms; cooler: south
winds becoming brisk
oklahoma. indian Territory and Kan
SOS Showers In the morning, probably
clearing Friday afternoon. slightly cooler ;
norm winds.
Arkansas and Missonr 49, Threatening
weather and showers: thunder storms;
cooler north winds.
North and South oakota-fair; warm
er: north winds. be,on' ng Ydriahle
Ncfraska- Geuerally fair in western
norton: variable winds. becoming south
erlv. ,,.,,,,a
', WvHn,inr and Monana--Fair; warmer;
south winds.
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A crnkN CONFERENCE.
Important N"cbnR 90 lie Ii"id In
philadelphia NeNi week.

tuportnnt NrcithH 70 hF b'" ~
philadelphia Next week.
philadelphia. May lit is definitely
soitlcd that the most important conference
set held In America in connection with
,he cuban cause viii assemble in Phila-
deIphla some time next week. General
Palma viii preside with him viii be
ouesada. the charge d'aftairep. They are
coming here. It 10 said. to prepare plans
that may meet the entire approval OF The
administration at washington.
It Is said as soon as Senator Sherman
,o,.r,e secretary Of state he sont for
oucsada. That interview has bad more 'c
Jo with tho coming conference than any
thing that has occurred IN Cuban AFFAIR."
since the inauguration Of the wor two
years ago. 10 some ~ seems to mean maj
the autonomy of Cuba viii he gagged.
10 the extremists IT appears that 'hde-
oenaence and then alliance vita the UNI
tod states will be the result.
The Guiana say that they haYo reason
IN belieyo that the McK'uieY adlI'r "'ra-
lion Is going to carry out The policy rpon
which Mckinley became president
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Now York, May n Lieutenant f'ary.
who has jtBt received five years. leave OF
absence from the navy department. IN an
interview las, night outlined his plans Tor
a proposed Arctic expedition ON July o
lie win start north on tho preliminary
tourney. the sole object Of which VIII bo %
make arrangements for the final trip.
which viii begin in July, 1893 Lieutenant
Pcary win fifsi pick ont snip ior tue pro-
iiminary voyage. Ho will select one OF the
NJ. Johns sealors AMI have 1t ready 10
leave BOSTON between July and July $.
Al Boston the sealer will take on board
store OF supplies.
Lloutonant peary viii bo accompanied by
two OF more scientific parties, which VIII
80 north with him 10 som" point near Mel
VILE bay one Of the parties Will be con-
Quoted by Professor G. II. Hitchcock OF
Dartmouth, and a number OF Yale scien-
lists will probably organize Third party.
These scientists win work Independently
~ Lieutenant Peary. and wifi simply BIO
passengers with him, The results OF then
etudiee win in no way be concerned with
his affairs.
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southern whoIesnIe Grpccrs,

Nashville Tam. May 21.-Quils 2@ dele
gates representing the chez trade CEN
ters in the South are in attendance upon
the sixth annual SESSION OF the southern
wholesale Grocers' association, whhh
met IN the State eapita building th.s
~ i,.ezs II was a conservative state
,,.nt OF the grocery conditions exisuhS N
the s9lpth. aud recommending re rem H.
Standing comm sttees ye,e ANN a,pu,. lie WORK
an ar The COW ealon adjourned until ionof-
row.
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Reversed The RnIing on whisky.

Frankfort. KY. May 27.--The court OF
appeals reversed it's whisky tax decision
today und rendered an opinion oyerrullng
the former declsion. The frat opinion held
that the law under which State taxes on
Distilled spirits Ia bond was being assessed
by a state board Of valuation has paid di-
rect 10 the auditor. WAS Unconstitutional
and that such taxes should be collected by
officers as other State taxes. The present
opinion uphoids by the CONSTITUTE 1sality Of
the act and relnstates the system by which
the values OF spirits are assessed by the
State board and taxes are paid TO the audi
tor and SAYS the taxes need not be paid
until the whisky Is taken out oil BOND
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. GENERAL MINING STRIKE.
,,o-. Than Fifty Thousand Men
VIII lie Involved.

pittsburg, Pa, May 27-The national
.x.o,,ive hoard of the United Mine Work
ers Of America have decided to order a
General strike throughout Pennsylvania
ohio and West Virginia TO secure the O.
,,sn, rate for mining. The order Is expect
"A N he IN the hands OF the worl;mcn With
ia very few days ,..a1
=, nc order and a desperate gtrusL'e be-
,,psen the men and operators VIII result
The order. 1t IS said. has been de"l.ea on
herause of the fact that thirteen OF TIE
large coal companies in the Pittsbu"z dis
,riet have secured control o: all The ipke
front dockage.
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RULED OUT BY REED.
The Car Would Permit No BelIiler-
cncy Resolution.
SAID THAT IT SHOULD BE REFERR
To 0uc of the Committees He Has
Refused to Appoint.
THEN ADJOURNED THE HOUSES
ncNrrscd His own Precedent In Hull
inE ON the QucStion--Nobiy Aided
by Mr. pinxicy.
HEN ADJOURNED THE HOUSES

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This MIR. Lewis began to do, gaying that
| ,bo s.r.t, had rrcnntlv nhsaed irnch n rcso-
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| luton ana tn"' 'n' mouse Sn"n'" ''N' " "p'
MI, Dingloy made the point that TINS
| was not a privileged question but Speaker
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49,
| wan M'''"i"Vn'als ahu'uoh. io ''n'
| tended that any question dealing with tho
| foreign relatiune of the government, was
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| Wv " WV "'h''S' H""'e"
IN support oil thiN position Mt LOWS
auotcd Fox in the Bhtiph parliament.
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'sH''ph VI 'u' Sp"n"h fepupUN anu
| resolution rcia""E w. haWRti' wh'eh N.Y.
| p'hSl'Y hsH attempted TO can up IN 'he
Nee"n' hef7'on I'll 'he fitty-'n'ro eu"s'eSs
ana AGAINST "h'eh MI MeNfo"fS OF Nep-
W'N h"u attempted 10 mako ho'h' Oh
orher' II h"a oech then reported he SAID.
'h"t 'ho present speaker aaio question
OF foreign relations Mas always privil-
| EGG" QUESTION
'ho speaker permitted tho resolution 10
be read 1t follows.
WhereaF' The United Staten senate.
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Russia e, greatly irri,ated at German
policy in Turkish affairs, and the latter
country Is openly accused of trying to
produce a rupture between the countries
RusSiun foreign minister's sharp tone
auet delay IN pcaee negotiations greatly
impressed the sultRn, end he at once be-
came very friendly toward Great Brain,
Matters are believed 10 have taken a
turn IN the interest of Greece.
Turks are sim sending reinforccmenls
to tho front
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of the river Gayasuateje. province OF Pinar
del Rio.
The spaniards engaged die cuomy at
Scrras Anmns. El Cu8co and liruio dc
stro,iug number OF Campo. capturing tan
boats, a quantity OF arms and 1000 car
tridecs, The Insurgents lofl soveo' y kefcu
Killed and are reported to have ca'llca
away the bodies of many mare, rh spanish
losses ave i've men killed and twenty neyen
wnuntlpt
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Havana, May 27.--It Is officially an
nouncea that Spanish force under Cen
era, Godoy and Colonel struch. consisting
of the Reins. vergaTa and Arasan battai-
ions. In conjunction with the boats OF the
gunboat Amandarez. has inflicted severe
loss upon the insurgents In the vicinity
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Havana, May 27-A body of gnerilas
had skirmIsh with fifty insurgents near
Cicnfuegos. Tho latter left dead upon the
field Colonel Charles Gordon, an American
aud another foreigner who waa not identi-
fled The gueriilas according to tho Of
fIclal report. captured important docu-
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roDAN's FonEcAsT.

MINI,
sESI oiat Oils MINI. - The rn,na
sr-ial Ira v ne Minnesota akotas con-
Wy All tomn ONES Union VIII be held her,
(prssttsoips-Loysrs of the 5r,,,, ,,o
ss,ino,,ss nay W. II, Powers ' and 1o are
es.si 10 han, .,@ Negro murierers ssnl
aacli' S 'oeay. sing "A duet on The
Isairan, 10 III rank Garrari. the Chicago
lars Il 10 IN M weight championship
m lefeht N ~, twenty-round con-
'Nen Ziesler. '''S' az lSS pounds.
- 'a'eaas win be held tola ,;.'
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Pullman Decorated.

Chicago, May 27.--George NJ. Pullman has
received from Arch Duke kainer two mag
nifcent medals as testimonials Of honor
and merit in founding and building the
most perfect town in the world.
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Local.

1-n,hneiasm over MemorTaI Tay'
committees appointed for the Volksfest.
General Mabry on the San Antonio drill.
programme OF the High School com
Missionary rally at the First Baptist
church.
Local insurance agents helieve Houston
entitled to lower rates.
Faith Home benefit tonight.
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IN par GU, commercial Agencies.

Washington, May 27,--A bill was intro
duced to-day by Mr.. Maddox OF Georgia to
exclude from the malls all matter emanat-
ing from commercial agencies which pub
iish business ratings and carry on coliec-
lions
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cation futures duh with very htfae
,,,ange. new crop la2 points M.
An cnadAs of Texas flour again reduced
Joe per barrel .,.-
decline of IS in wheat
stock market strong but sensational
.,,,,,,n IN Rubber and heavy selling Of Bal
.,,,,ar. and ohio put a stop to the rise.
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state.

Four mon under arrest for counterfeit
ing in Polk county
a young lad met a horrible fate ~
Dallas
Beach hotel. Galveston. Will not he
oponol this summer
Plans for Galveston's now court house
have again Teen accented
Mmny more small homes NJ III foso
have been washed away hv the iioc Is
and the Rio cirsnde NOW threatens the
business norton Of the city.
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TODRI'S FEATURES.


Congosto Is doing all in his mower 20
delay the Ruiz invest igation. He was told
by Lee that one of his statements was a
fa!sehood. and the Spaniard at once re-
trocied. Evidence in favor of Spain IS
being cooked up.
An Important conference OF Cuban lead
ers IN the United States 10 he held in
Philadelphia next week. IT is said Il VIII,
have direct bearing on the administra-
tons policy.
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HOUSTON. TEXAs.
WEATHER INFORMATION.
Lust Nights Readings.

An area of high pressure IS moving In
over the Northwest and is ncconipaaicd
by cooler wolther. Another high is moving
eff the South Atlantic coast The a=ea
Of low press-re IS moving in over West
Texas, Tho wcmgher Is clear oNUr the
southe,n aud southeastern portion Of tie
couMtry ana Is partly cloudy 10 cloudV
elsewhere. Ram Is rallinR at Dodge nv.
Precipitation amounting to 10 of an Inch
or more Is reverted from Omaha, poIge
City and oklahoma
Texas Cotton Region Bulletin,
Texas cotton region bulletin for the
twenty-fcur hours ending a; q. m. YES.
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Observations taken by the United state,
weather bureau at S p. M. 10Th meridian
time;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-09

-four firm quiet at 81 25msl 40 per 100 10 as
quality. Wheat weak: declined i2c. Export inquiry
moderate. with foreign limits below workable basis Ion
wheat call. January. 92q32zc February. e2%n
034c; March. 93a.09iLc April 94&n!6,.c; CARROTS n
export elevators No Pennsylvania red ?c asked: NO
No red .Oc asked. No l Northern spring g2uo2lsc
CONCEPTION market weak foreign inquiry less urgent
local CARROTS firm quiet No 2 yellow for local trade.
2si.I29c: No mixed call. January. 2Ien2i4.c fsb-
ruary 27s<@2sc March. 2sI.u2shc; April 2sisMZssc'
CARROTS in export elevator mixed. 2Tigc bid steamer
futures nomnay unchanged sales Of No white clipped
23i5c: | white clipped. 2Jc; No white on cal, Jan
uary %. a23sc. February. March and April 2tM2lc
Butter firm demand fair: creamery extra 2Dc Psnnsy
vania prints extra wholesale nc; jobbing. 23a2''c
quiet: easier Pennsylvania and Western hrsts nc
part skins I5mac Refined quiet, firm; confec-
tonerS lozenges powdered isc. do crown 4ssc;
do crystal A. 4ac do graduated. 4i2c: cubes and pow
dered 4Ssc graduated and fine graduated iNc; extra
fine 4c: confectiOners \. 4.c; keystone A.
American A. Centennial \ and California \. &C; Frank
Centennial b. 3-Gc California b. SIC. Franklin extra
C. ll-lGc Keyston" extra &. 3ssc: American extra
-lGc Centennial G. 3zc: California extra e 3sc;
all less commission in addition to regular trade DIS
counts Feed firm: winter bran in bulk. SlOGSlo -.
Potatoes firm good demand Pennsylvania Rose, choice.
4oa4Jc fair TO good. 3oq35c; New York Rose choice
ssh 40c fair to good 33a36c New Burbanks and stars
choice 3sl4Oc: fair to good 33al''tc state OF Name
choice 3sa40c; fair To good. 33133c.
St Louis Jan. s.-Flour dul. and unchanged. Wheat
lower January SEE May s77smss, bid; July, a'c Corn
lower January 20l.c: May. 22sc bid July 23Tc Oats
lower January fic Nav 1850 bill Eggs lower at nc.
Iard-Prime steam 81 7Iisc choice 81 sts ID = meats
Extra clear 4itc; clear rios, +fsc; ceir SIDES
Arc. other articles unchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-09
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Jan. ospeciaD. Wheat lost ihc to-day, all
the rally Of Thursday and besides The weakness
started the disappointment over Liverpool.
The decline was continued by very heavy liquidation by
all sorts holders May opened from So TO SING sold
between s2c and soac, and closed at so'sc The CONT
mental markets almost Liverpool was
weak strength at Paris and Berlin attracted no
attention NewYork reported some export business 10
the Continent, 20 loads Abe first In That direction IN
months. There enough Of It, however to change
much the temper here Northwestern small
rs cars against 6J2 last There were far-shed
seaboard cearances 10000 bush. There were claims OF
large business here. some putting the hsures Ar
high az 30 cars which would alent to at least
No one however. furnished any PROOF AT
to this all rail business Frisco reported cargo sold
TO Cape Town Estimates on the visible were i.r as
OF s750~ The decline was enough TO AK t t
market under put hgure and even under , puts r rsr
holders who did not want TO see al their prots ds'p
spreade wRo bought here on the and sold
New-York in the Northwest AZ TINS was the "ea"est
Therc Mss good deal Of corn sold By
Couaseman Bartlett Frazier. smith and others.
There was much Of this selling the crowd eaped to
the conclusion that elevator people had that
there was to be reduction in rates from The Vest There mere
there was just selling summer advance Of the
rod weak May sold from a5s. to Use
27a2Se receipts were light " ga cars; Tn 10 sa
board elearances were enormous 6o2 900 bush The buy
ing against puts and to cover shorts III
oats were easy and wheat were. May sell
ing from I9,sc to IsalsIsc and closing 1874 l.c.
Receipts were 1906 cars: the estimate for Saturday 10
There were some adatng by the bull interest
thought there some selling by BALDWIN
Farnum the commission concern which has considerably
long line There was big trade and yeTy free covering
shorts notably by Barrett Seaverns and Cpdyke Sea
board clearances $4,000 bush
There was considerable increase in provision specula
ton and prices. Pork closed Zoe Thursday
lard be J07isc The improved prices
was on the increase speculation. Possibly this
started BY slight improvement in the export demand
There We're 1000 hogs the estimate FOR Saturday was
% 600: week. 100000.
On the curb puts on May wheat closed at soIsaso.c
calls siaqsiac. Puts May closed at Csc
'calls," 24Nn25c.
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SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston Jan S.-t'otton firm; middlirg. CSC; low
mddng 6tsc. good ordinary exc net and gross receipts
bales: exports the Continent, $3.50; sales. G7i
stock Weekly-Net receipts - 2ss bales: gross.
35s; exports to Great britain 5o42 70 the Continent.
Norfolk Jan. s-Cotton firm: middlng. 8Tsc: low mid
ding G.c good ordinary 3Gc net and gross receipts
bales: exports Great Britain. 1854; the Con
tinent loo coastwse. 2is4; sales 234: stock.
rectei y6i Weekly-Set and receipts. Is. 497
bales to Great Britain. oi to the Continent
2.3, cosstwise. 1886; sales, i.26l.
Savannah. Jan. s.-Cotton steady; middiDg. II i6c;
low niddlng Gisc: and receipts LISA bales
exports g. 45s sales. 1914 stock iO 3G2 Weekly
Net and receipts II o bales exports To the Con
tinent si3 coastwise. Is. i2i sales. 4O36
Orleans Jan. scotton firm; middling. G'Sc. low
mdiling. 6asc good ordinary Csc net receipts. $40
bales gross Joi Great Britain 3 fc4 60 the
Continent. 42ia: coastwse. $50: sales 5000 stock.
WeelslyNet receipts 80 0s2 bales 80 G7s
exports Great Britain 293si; 10 the Continent 81 164
coas,wse. 10 3G2 sales. %, 75o spinners. 1870.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-09

the Continent. Quotations lie May for NO !:
red o b afoat May closed AT SIC: No hard spring
Sic over May afioat and No Northern New-fork
corn weakened by the decline in wheat and sold on
with light transactions hdsc. closing at the lowest
quotations OF day The trade appeared to be entirely
local In character without special feature OF
interest The receipts continue good at the West while
the fer five days this week have been extraor
dinarily heavy amounting 32s0fO bush These large
exports and the heavy export buying of the week nave
not seemed enthuse the market. \ Toledo disIatcn
said yesterday bought 100000 bush
FOR Of although this not geneaIly cred
30a.c h anoat and private terms The market Tor
No . the quoted at 29t a2otc
OATS--The market for dull and lower. sym
pathizng general decline in other cereals Re
coipts liberal West amounting In hve days TO
2ls4OO0 bush while exports have been 'l2W bush
The export demand continues excellent shippers puying
again to-day. taking in all 100000 BUSH the future
market, closed quiet hds.c decline The market tor
cash oats was easier Sales 1872 UD bush as FOL,
lows: loo bush No 3 oats. .0sc: 5000 bush No .
30c quality: 1000 bush rejected white &c l4oo
bush No white clipped private terms iast evening .
ard to-day No oats quoted 22c elevator 40 cp o,s
State 4lG4ac BARLEY-Market dull; fsed,ns f
afoat: mailing quoted 3sn4Gc. as TO quality ~
wHEAT--Market steady; quoted. 35c. / l. uach' io'
prime State. .. ...,.,.
The quotations to-day the closing prices for the
and losing prices for the corresponding oa'e i '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-09
EXPORTS TO DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. January $. 1897


corTON--The market started with Advance Of TO
s.y~ah,e Liverpool and very light movement In
a.; ab0u; al hand to-day OF builish
character continued improve until they We're
S,uv 10 points yesterdays closing figures and the
market left Of with a net gain OF 10 10 points Inc
latter nrmness due in large measure 10 liberal Pur
secrearv Hester o! the New Orleans Cotton Exchange
which gave OF the cotton crop from septe
he. 81 According his figures the actual movement 81
ctton from Texas has been l6iyss bales against l.
2;S IA last The brought into sight WAS
200 bales in Texas. 2O4Y615 in other Gun States
and 7i0 in the Atlantic States II Is thought ,hat
MS points for Texas Of 22ooUoo bales against
ne, gain Of 2's 3 points The New Orleans Pfafke,
va. closed today OF the holiday Altogether
se market active than II has been FOR a. long
,me The receipts New Orleans Saturday are es'i-
mated 1000 5000 bales against 6lyI same day last
week ana 5222 last year. Receipts al Houston SatGrcay
are estimated $500 40co bales against "sbii same
ay last ana l35 last Receipts at Houston
,,ay bales. 1850 day last week
ana 260 year. Augusta 34l bales against i5T ana
.s Memphis l051 bales. against 50 and zoo St Louis
* haes against i5s and 16i: Cincinnati, FOL rdes
against nil and $40 Receipts principal ports tihy
were IS follows Galveston. 4+63 bales against 40 - same
day last g. 100 year; New -Oriesds. $40
al and So2 Savannah l.544 bales. ns 3,5iJ ana
als Charleston. 46s bales. against so and 49,. Nor
ION. i3s bales against 51i4 and 2ls0 Receipts ~ IN
terror points tie week 570s2 bales against >''
the previous week and IA last Interior shipments
for the 81 +O bales against ll4"w the pre-
and s04il last Interior stocks are now
s against 9sS the previous week and oi4ii'
las, year. 800
Openinc range and close to-day. and closing bids the
r~Sx-0r = Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-09
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

UEEVEs Receipts lJD cars or %S head-iUs ears
for exporters and augh,rers direct and - cars for the
n,sr,s'. making with ! held Wednesday. %
ears "a sale The market was almost bare 81 good 10
nrlue stcerr and feeling little nrn. medium TO .air
.ie.rs and oxen To- lower: common steers and
rough stun ssady hrn and bulls ioc higher All sold
,.i,D IN. exc.ptlon carload. Common To good
steer. sold s49s4 - 100 NJ: oxen and sags at
.. i56kI for choice bulls at 3: so<3 No.
cows az 81 a0U<s city dressed beef In far demand
-HSi.c Der ordinary choice quality. Latest
Turof~ar csbes American weak At lpulic.
dressed weight live sheep steady sisg?i.c dressed
weight: refrigerator 114nJc per n Top price
for cattle al glasgow cac dressed weight shipments
To- day an cattle the America. divided between }.
shamberg a Son and Stewardship & sulzbeiger. ON
Saturday Manitoba win take out sS cattle and lD
DOS cattle for j. shamberg Son the Brtish King 900
cattle for d. II. Sherman; the Buffalo, 10 caiue Tor