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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-21

told Stuart 20 20 ahead. but after the
latter reached Texas he wrote a letter
saying that the cost would be- vcry
much more. Ia reply toth.s letter Ven.
dis says that he wrote Stuart 20 20
ahs0e aud draw on him whenever he
nce-od money. Il is now a matter Of
history that the bout was prohibited IN
Texas owing 10 the action Of the legis.
lAture. and after a frulllcss attempt TO
bring It on in Arkansas. Stuart pre-.
sented an itemizod bill 20 Nondig Tor
expenses amounting 20 fs0.522 a, and
an additional bill Of sl30o
When Stuart and Nondig parted a.
Little Rock in the autumn % 1896 Ven.
dig says that Stuart promised to follow
ftzammons 20 Australia. and that
he told Stuart 90 20 ahead. and
that he would b. with him IN
anything that he should DO Amonth
later Noudig received a telegram from
Stuart. who was then ai Houston.
Tex. saying that he had offered slO..
90 AZ a purse for Corbett and Hizsm.
mons to hght anywhere This propo.
sition. Yondig says. he notified Stuart
that he was willing 90 abide by.
stuart came 90 New York early In
December of that year with articles
signed by Hizammons 90 fight Corbe,t.
a. well A. a verbal agreement 20 fight
Maher When the articles were pre-:
scnted 10 Corbeit he refused 70 sign
them, but said In tho presence Of wit
nesses At the - james hotel that he
would hght the winner Of the FtEsm.
mons.Mahor battle. Mahcr signed the
articles for a $4,000 purse and stuart
left this city 90 get HtEsimmons' sigma.
ture When HtEammons signed stu.
art wired vcndig that he had TO give
htEsimmons sloOO for doing 80
The arrangements were all perfected
for the bout At Fl Paso. but when 1t
was found impossible to bring the fight
on At that place Vendig says that Stu.
art and Ne agreed 20 bring IL Oh az
Lang,ry. Stuart said that they had a
goose egg" before them, but they both
agreed TO bring oG the fight 80 a. to
show the public that they meant busi.
ness, and that they would easily rOooup
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-21
SILVER SERVICE GIVEN
Presented to the Battleship
Texas at Galveston.
OTHER GIFTS ALSO PRESENTED.

Oovernor Culbsrson Makes the Pre-
sentatlsn speech and Captain Glass
Accepts Then on Behalf Of the Gov.
ernmsnt-About Ten Thousand Per-
sons Witnessed the Ceremony.
GALVESTON. Feb 20-The silver ser.
vice, Texas historical library. smaller
service, Texas flag and two portraits Of
Austin and Houston are now In the
possession Of the batileship Teas.
With much pomp and ceremony tho
transfer was made from the people Of
Texas 10 the representatives Of the gov.
ernment Of the United States, owner Of
the battleship Texas here yesterday.
There was parade Of escort 10 Gov.
Culberson and Captain Glass. which
went out 10 the Beach hotel There
was a stand erected for the purpose.
and the presentation was made In the
presence Of 10000 people.
The people were packed on the big
lawn. They could not hear much, but
they saw, and went away satisfied,
They saw the governor and his staff
Captain Glass and bis officers, the ma.
rinea and sailors. heard the band and
watched the proceedings. Fortunately
the exercises did not last long Tor thoa.
sands were compelled 10 stand. They
took this goodnaturcdly and seemed
glad q the opportunity to be present on
such an suspicious occasion.
The members Of the legislature and
state officers occupied the first floor bal.
oony, the editors the balcony above. and
even upon the roof there were people
who had olambered 10 places Of van.
tage 70 witness the proceedings.
Thousands Of persons visited the bat.
tleship Texas, which was anchored In
Bolivar roads, nearly five miles out.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-21

CHICAGO. Feb 20-Mrs. Emma
Braun has been awarded 5000 damages
against Rev. Thomas Crayea Of Evan.
ston, retired missionary. Mrs. Braun
formerly lived IN a house belonging 20
Craven. While moving out Craven, Il
Is claimed. came 20 the house with .
constable. attached her household goods
and spoke an a very threatening way to
her. Two days later she became a VIC.
tim Of ST. Vitus dance. and the testi.
mony was that the disease was caused
by the fright on the occasion Of the visit
Of Craven and the constable. She sued
for t5o. .OO0
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-21

LINCOLN. Nob. Feb 60 Tho general
conference Of the scvnth Day Advent
lists 81 the world began yesterday at
College View with large attendance.
rhcrc were present delegates from Eu.
rope, Asia. South Africa and Australia.
a. well a. all portions Of the United
States. The officers OF the Information.
al Religious Libcrty association. which
has Tor its object the separation Of
church and state, are also present The
day was principally employed In giving
expression TO the feelings Of thankful.
hess and good cheer that filed the
hearts of those present Tor che privileges
they enjoy. President Olsen briefly 70.
viewed the status Of the work.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-21
Navy Appropriation mn

wAAuNotoS. Feb 20. The navy ap.
preparation bin Tor the next fiscal year
has been practically completed BY the
house committee on naval aiiairS The
bill carries total Of about $4,000, 900.
which Is s3.o0o.O00 more than the ap.
preparations ior the current year. The
committee dooided 90 put In the bill the
new battleshin % the first class recon.
mcuded by che subcommittee Its %
cosi, including hull, armor aud ma.
chincry not more than ea.550,O00 Prop.
ositions for new drydocks az Algiers.
La, and Mare Island, Cal, were voted
down. The total Tor repairs and prcscr.
Walton Of navyyurds is Sio0ooO The
appropriations Tor armor Tor vessels
authorized from 1890 % the present
date, amounts 70 s5.520.Oo0. and foT
hulls, outfit aud steam machinery. e..
0af.WO
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-21
STUART WILL Be SUED
Vendig Believes He Has Not
Been Treated Right.
WAITS A SLICE OF THE PIE.

lie Aiisg~s That lie Paid Half Of ihs
$4,000 Loss ON siuarts Former IA.
Eiiistio Bouts aud l. Entitled 90 =
share In the Coming Carnival at
Carson, New.
New YoRK. Feb. 2O-Joo Vendir.
the well known sporting man Of this
city. has instructed his attorneys 10 be-.
gin legal proceedings against Dan A.
Stuart Of Texas for failing 20 keep a
signed agreement whereby Vendig and
Stuart were 20 share tho expenses,
profits or losses Of bringing Corbott aud
Ftzsimmons together for a fight In a
prizoring. Vendig claims that the
agreement was signed in June. 1895,
aud that Stuart has violated the con j..
tract.
Reviewing the case Vendig said that
Stuart promised that the counsel fees
would be $500. and the rent Of tho
arena e2JOO. Vendig claims that he
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-21

SpRiS0FIELD. Ills. Feb. 20.-At q
sale q Poland China hogs owned by Hart
& Minis Of Edinburg. Ills. held
here, 90 animals brought ti2,209 One
boar. Look Ne Over" was purchased
by the Look BE over association Of
Sianbury, No. q syndicate Of eight. for
ta0OO. This Ia the highest price any
hog has yet sold Tor. the highest previ.
ous price being 1850 for Klever Model.
which was sold at the fair grounds here
IN December, 1895 Anderson's Model
brought ti575. being sold 10 George W.
Matt II Odessa, No. This is the high
est price ever obtained for a sow.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-21
JULIAN TALKS DIG.
says Hs wnI Have a Tough Crowd %
rroiset Fitrimmons' Rights.

says He wni Have Tough Crowd %
rroisot Fitrsimmons' Rights.
RESo. Nev. Feb 9d-Martin Julian
has arrived here from Carson to meet
Eizslmmons. who arrives from the east
today Julian stn expresses the ut.
most confidence In Htzdmmons win.
ming the coming frht, and he laughs al
similar expressions q confidence that
have come from Corbctt Julian said
70 the Associated Press correspondent
There Is one thing certain Corbesi
mover intends 20 win this fight on tbs
square have heard from the most 70.
liable sources that there is a movement
on foct on the part of the other crowd
20 pack the rinrside with a push, whc
will break through the ropes II IL be.
comes necessary % save Corbeit, bat
you can understand distinctly now that
thcy win never DO it. for taken care q
prepare Tor just such an emergency BY
sending Tor a push Of my own. and
you will find the toughest iot o. citizens
from New Orleans and Texas near Fitz.
dnmons' corner that ever landed In this
state, and Corbeti's gang will have I,
lovely time getting into the ring"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-21

JEFTERsoN CRY, No. Feb. e0-In
division No. ot the supreme court Miss
Victoria COnkling Whitney was en-.
rolled She Is the third woman admit.
ted to practice before the supreme court.
Phwbe CouEins and Miss Daisy Barbos
Of ST. Louis are the other ladies whc
have been licensed by the supreme court
Of Missouri to practice before ii.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-21

TOLEDO. Feb. 20. Spontaneous COM
bustion caused a Ere here which de-
stroyed the Lake Shore and Michigan
Central elevator "A" aud contents Of
$4,000 bushels Of grain, together with
80 freightcars on the tracks Loss
sio0,0oo The grain was fully insured,
while the elevator was insured for about
20 pes cent OF its value.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-21

EnnY, Feb 20-J. Les Dow. sheriff
Of Eddy county, was assaginated on
one oi the main streets ot Eddy Thurs.
day night a, i;l5 by unknown parties
An indignation meeting was held and
citizens offered 5000 reward for the
murderors and Governor Thornton has
added $500 more.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-21

BmMN0uAN. Ala. Feb. eo-waltor
MeAdams. colored. was hanged AZ Co
lumbia, Shelby county, Friday for muir.
dcring his wife two years ago. On the
lcadold he prayed for forgiveness and
advisod all men present 90 never marry
rs mean a woman as he married.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-21
Judrs Hammond Dsaa.

PEREy, o. T., Feb sO-Judgc VIII.
lam Hammond of Lebanon Tenn. l.
dead a, Woodward q. 7. Judge Ham.
mond was one Of che best known men
IN Tennessee, having been on the bench
for years. AZ the time of his death he
was register Of the United States land.
Office az Woodward.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-21

WASHINGTON, Fob e0-Ilon. Alfred
Pleasanton. the union cavalry COM
mander who died on Wednesday. was
buried At the congressional cemetery
yesterday afternoon IN the presence Of
many veterans Of the late war.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-21

TORONTO. Feb. go A telegram from
Brantiord says John $. johnson. the
skater and hicyoisi, Is very low. Blood
poisoning has sec IN. complicated with
pneumonia. and the doctors have given
up hope His father and brother have
been telerraphpd for
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-21

TORONTO. Feb % John s johnson.
the tamaus bicycle rider, has had a re.
lapse, aud Be- now attacked by pneumo.
MIA a. Bradford. Out The doctors en-
tertNn no hops for his recovery.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-21

JrrFEGsoN Cuy, Mo. Feb ~ The
senate passed bill arrropnaiine elSoo
Tor the purpose Of orccfinga a monument
at the grave of Daniel Boone aud wife.
who are buried IN Warren county, this
state.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-02-21

their losses by bringing Corbet and ftE.
simmons together later on.
One hundred and ten people paid 20
see that fight at Langtry, and when
Stuart and Nendig compared notes they
found that they had lost $4,000 on the
speculation. This shows a total losa
under the articles Of agreement Of
nearly tS5. .OO0 half Of which vendie
paid.
Hirsimmons then made a tour
New-York tribune., 1897-07-30
OTHER MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

St Louis July 2o-Cattle steady; native shipping and
exnort steers 25dS5 TO- dressed beef and butchers
SjTs4 75 under n 81 ,OTs4 81: socke-s and
50 5oas4 cows and heifers s2as+ 20 Texas ard
lights. So 751S3 So mixed 81 5oa$5 70; heavy.
81 iOGs3 15. sheep steady 10 strong; native mut
81 81 cue and bucks. 81 5odS3 Texas sheep 81 30
asa so; lambs. NnS5 -.
Kansas city. July 2o-Catie steady Hogs steady;
e, 81 oS 81 YSrsers 81 5c 81 ,s pigs s. i5
So 20 Sheep steady lambs So 2jdS5 -
East Liberty July 2o-Cattle steady 81 aOas5:
prime ndS4 90: So 50dS3 10 bulls and
cows S2GS3 80 Hogs steady: prime light Workers and
pigs i5dS4 -: mediums 81 0ds4 II: fair
grades s4ds O5 heavy SO dS3 So roughs 81 5O6S3 25
spring lambs 81 T5GS5 veal calves. s5dS5 30.
East Buffalo. July 9.-Cattle-Recepts light and
of the sale stock composed of Texas cattle Market
very quiet Hogs-Recepts. 20 market dull and
slow: Yorkers good choice s. 05dSi 10; roughs.
to good. 81 2oas3 40 pigs good to choice - o59
active lambs choice to extra choice s5aS 25 culls and
81 75d+ so: sheep choice to selected wehers.
81 25dS+ 30; culls and common. 50 1898 IS
Chicago July 29-liuyers took hold freely in the cattle
market to-day. Receipts liberal. but sales
made at a slight advance. Native beef
s. L. sales largely around 81 25asi 90 stockers
and feeders In good demand AZ 81 01<1 30 Calves
active 81 od<3 30 Texas cattle. s3d$3 -. Yesterday
decline in hogs recovered to-day active local
and shippirg demand Common prime lots sold
81 :3@S ~ and heavy packers at 81 S56s3 20. The
bulk of sales at So 62isGs3 10 Receipts in =
creasirg slightly and fair increase the
previous week With trifing deterioration in quality.
Good sheep were active and prices about steady Lambs
free" offered sheep salable 50 J0d$3 for
the poorest SASS 80 for good prime lots Lambs
active - jodsi Medium grades were weaker
Receipts-Cattle. $500. hogs 5000: sheep $1,000
New-York tribune., 1897-07-30
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

,,-.,-,,,.. New-York: July 90 1897
signed direct % West side siausheres Nothing doing
n rs az Hs n & rsS native sde 10
change In cables The orn9c2 sailed to-day FOR BeTmuda
Receipts all for the market. were 20 head;
making with the stock carries from yesterday total
oi 200 head sale06 Jersey City and i04 at Sixeth
the n was %y e m ns as hcnIH With 2G head
ssS Snss Of P ws,s pT c yeS' all s. M rs 70 Sr SS No
cy ressd vss cq At Tec per t %
SALES Jqai s Co. 81 vea,, ~ N average; at
II II. Eoll!s: veas l25 o s. 90 70 mixed calves,
Hume 3 Muller: 2 veas $50 n. at s. IS; fed"
SHEEP AND LAME5s.- Receipts. al for the market
carried over yes,erday Of 2sis sa'
r. M at rdg y v1 s1eeP & G al the the yaT wa
less active than YESTERDAY Prices however. much
ara fn Medium as very e' qnTns" @ %% ce as' to u j.
81 q per 100 10 common to choice ambs a, s. 25Ss5 So
dressed mutton 7asisc per n; dressed ,amhs 7Go'sc
e S loo G r. a Ia Hsns W 1r %s dS g. & r.
g. Is I e. 1G s q "a 81 8 a 30 81 2fS e. H9 3 c q @ KtS; *
e t. ss; % . s e. x5FP' ~ 81 ,F b at e r a .i IA; % q
y y c o. s. $, ysins s s Il rSsp 81 !o5 % m at 81 do ' H. at
a.%;rS:scH CO ri Trsine lambs :, n at s.
G. a, = g." ,'s '9 II vTs'aa a ss :sesp SS
sheep. :i@ + 2, 5! 3: DC. If n w ~ ss
do H. at 81 ~ "a state sheep. cs n a; 50 20
HoGs-Rccepts we're 10 cars; or (? $50 head. including
+ ldsa Sssd 30 S pcr 100 %e' ~ ' the ""0s range quoted at
s S aye4sgs MnsT y y per Ls @ ne %:'sFSey do c st. STAT @ s.
80 DO :io + $ 20 40. I'D n At stsc , 90,
5. q II ls. a%s 1e go ~ Se'5irsM at s. 10 80 State f0s' 1sl m at
lSsi 4. Z ]sT. + os n !; rspns
NJ. Collins 10 State hogs. lOi H. at - 10.
New-York tribune., 1897-07-30
CASH QUOTATIONS.
EXPORTS TODAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT
New-York. July 20. 1897.


-o--o>. IT.. ,oa+ura Of to-,ay's cotton marke:
,,s 6rro relation Of August option 10 the genera
ist signal gain scored by the ouii ctoWG ptS
s,,nr 3 points higher further advancing "a IL points
Win the market finally steady az het aui r,,,
sGiS noints favorable Of the Liverpool hstKes
al uronourccd strength in spot cotton Were 'e
srnnort,rg factors The lack OF extensive ou,sue
IS; was the most formidable barrier which ous ' ,ho
Sen sc,ini~- element in full! control ana put
Eight changes noted. Late In the m1rn'ns; & nov W.
cot,ed from NewOreans and Liverpool on whlch plceS
sbsrnv advanced Trading in the afternoon was spas
,noc hui fairly active. with total TRANSACTIONS ioI e
Sav toonc up &C bales The generally better co'
90, - the drygoods ard prinicioth markets SINCE ine
naesaga Of the Tariff bill tended TO strengthen.
,entncnt The bearsh average OF crop acoT,s a
restraining influence on oveFco ilcnt nu!s na,ces
S EN- needed IN portions Of Texas. cotton pen au,ees
a. e,e,al were very favorable TO the staple rafucua
oen from Northern With the critical month S SI
suous, a hand conservative pot'iu,. 81 nj
,,ci,nea 70 go slow and he satisfied with srla
,rofs August and September shorts showed geat hrt
,ueress during the day and some deeinlhs olStr,o
.,eJ the loss The fact that no August nouces W.
'.nod .o-dav would seem bear ont rumors ol "a q
sou@eze IN that option Spot quotations were adyanced
tod,v which places mddlng uplands az SC ana @ @niIiae
Cr, n, So Sales limited 10 30, baes sIuilns
southern spo, markets mddnS quoted were as i,tow .fo
aivos;oo auiet 7ssc: Orleans firm. 1c; sales io
sales 10 bales Norfolk Arm SIC; sales ~ na'e, az, s
,Sis s,eady lS-i6c: sales 200 hales Augusta nm &c
coles II bales; st Louis Nrm. 136c Charlestoh n'''
7z.c: Wilmington firm. Sc Baltimore honna cotton
c,,"n Exchanr@ special Liverpool cables; spot nn
err, sales 4 Os,o bales speculation and eNprJo 80
American IsooO: receip,s. 1000 American ~ 'n1 1
Vanee c1ssd nuie, steady. i.dl point nea au,an
rebruary a52isb: February March 3'3b; March
SmrI iis Aprii-Mav 354eb July Ille; Jul ,Huensr n
5colis October November 35Gi1s November rDecemner
o5is pecomberIanuary 352izb Manchester-Aa quie'
Iu; steady Cloths-snall inquiry.
New-York tribune., 1897-07-30
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, July 90 tspecaD.-Cabes furnished the basis
again to-day for bull wheat market Although prices
Chi Wednesday broke l cents a bushcl
Paris came higher. and Liverpool although little rreg-
ular showed weakness. Most significant foreigners
accepted a wheat night and were buyers
In all markets to-day. Chicago the close showed an
advance Of Il. ST. Louis up IL cents and
ST. Louis is the winter wheat nells than Chicago
September opened 13Ii cents sold between 72s873
cents ard closed at 73< Shorts tried to get
some comfort out Of the Western Primary re-
ceipts were 80 larger than last years40 coo
bushels. against $4,000 bushels Kansas City had PSI
against TX last year The Nehween ~Fss Teaher ne csa Mss
o-orro& Tic domestic news hoWeTer Was over tTr
shado%ed by the foreisn A Paris cable from an excel
be loo1ooJo bushels There were export bids on
secured. There was bid FOR a cargo Of No 2 red
cents over September prices first half Of August ship
yield would be 55oooooOo bushels 600 bushels
,hadowed, along with the other bear news There was
no special ieatnre OF the pit trade Barrett
premium over september i opened at Il cents sold
is over. The longs have sold successfully and are
oyer oyer IN Sgems ssabo'rd cGaances amounted to
Increased to-day 1t only Is cents September
corn was helped by the wheat strength and bv d-y
weather talk from Kansas Nebraska and Missouri Prices
advanced : cent and held September sold 2Iis
n er: e 2 with fn' m Era s9id The he TOP Receipts
b1hes saaboad fdis esarances ss %atc
$1,000 bushels S;i Cables We're I'D lower samples
special leadership The temper continues bush on this
coarse grain IL would take little the unfayora bic
West to bring about quick and considera bic nd
Charters 335.ODO bushels. ~
Oats were UP little. in sympathy with corn Septem-
Der selling from llA cents TO Tkdl7A and closing
at the top Receipts 332 cars with $50 estimate
Tor Friday. Samples steady clearancss
were oO bushels. There the possibility
that the soft coal strike by delaying the threshers
temporarily reduce receipts. - -'
Provisions were very strong pork closing IOa12s cents
over Wednesday; lard 10 cents
over There were 25.tOo hogs with estimated for
Friday. Prices were cents higher. was a first
rate shipping demand for all sorts Of product In an
Interview Michael Cudahy called attention 20 the fact
that lard consumption for the twelve months ending
August had been about $4,000 larger than for
the preceding twelve months. ~ ~
on The curb puts on September wheat closed at
27's cents: calls" ga. cents '
New-York tribune., 1897-07-30

sranulated 5hc oonfectioners sranulaed oMc rn"e
Sc: confectionery A. 4sc: No 4se; Ne &c: No o.
No s. H41c 40 o. 4sc: 30 10. .aic;. No II. 4isc: No
IL Iisc: No IT, ic: No IA. 37sc: No IL. 3sc
WOOL EXCHANGE REPORTS-The wool mark. M, ,ss
the effects II the tariff. Many desirable parcels oi
foreign and domestic woos still withheld from sa.'
pending the expected Improvement In manniactnrins @ c,
cles when the demand for wool IL Is thought WIZ snow
the market well maintained throughout. with current
demands showing expansion over previous RESULT
That wool. under the rate of duty ought 10 sno"
material advance in prices Is conceded by All pu' "a,
new price range. Such quietly awaiting develop,
ments. Speculation has 10 some extent snbsided ana
will be governed chiehy by acuai
which expected to develope through the re-
quirements manufacturers. The direct result Is tnat
dealers generally manifest keen interest IN tne
goods situation Reports from internal distributing centres
acer Trade conditions are shaping themselves favoraby
toward good output Of wcollcn goods of various de-
scriptions and speedy revival Of business may reason
ably ne expected. Quotations remain practically un-
therefore less Of a nominal character Prices
being quoted. in many instances show mater,aI
advances trading has taken place nnder
these quotations they cannot be taken as guide 10
the market except its strengthening tendencies
Advices from primal points In the interior Indicate an
active. excited market. and wool NJ these points
said show advance Of cent In the grease ov.I
prices paid Sales Of feeces rule small. with
prices unsettled state Territories have sold to some
extent prices showing wide range these ruling
higher interior points than At the seaboard Carried
stocks being offered at seaboard narkets a,
prices based on their original which tends to keep
prces down. holders being desirous OF cleaning up WIN
little delay possible. Secured woos show good
movement account n their comparatively low cost
directions at unchanged prices. The Wool Ex-
change quotes pulled woods Occurred basis) as follows
New-York tribune., 1897-07-30

CoFFEEspecuation in coffee ,atur a a was n he
wesk sales or the first call reached 20 bags 10 IL
~ 100 bags AMI Tor the day. lo2'o bags me mar mar,
rs, onenei steady al last nights quotations ruied du
Snr!nr The forenoon but at midday sight advance was
rnI ON light local buying. the close the MARKER
was nuie, AZ unchanged prices 20 net advance OF D
points Eary European cables were decided disaps
ron,ment Hamburg opening az a loss OF u pig. ana
iIavre IG5t rarc lower. heavy port movemen, a., al
J,razu was al.o against any material Improvement IN
rrice receipts reaching 1900 bags Later European az
Vices however steader and tended 70 SneeK sell sell
bu,ed as much ANYTHING to the sluggish state OF the
market and perma improvement is looked tor ur-
m this condition changed. On the Street spot coffee
continued dull and with quotations nomnaly on
tbe basis f 5sc FOR No Rio invoice log with johhns
parcels quoted nc higher The mild grades rule quiet
f about steady with inquiry for Central
American and Maracabo invoice lots A fair tobbng
husnee reported appended quotations: Maracaibo
WConn,or 70 good 9isa1oi.c good Cucuta l3al34c La
Guayrp-Caracas lOhGglsc Porto Cabeo ekql6c Say-
-Bucaramang4 l3i1G15c: Bogota dlsl9c. Mex-
can--Cordoya. loi.@leec; oa.aca llgisc Central
Amercan--Common ordinary, lOd14c: fair 10 good,
i4ilGi7c. prime tc choice l7ita2o4c East Inda-ln-
terror 23itd24.c: fancy. 27G0c; Javas 2a2c Ansos-
tura uNGl2Lc Mocha, 19G l9l7c.
The range Of contract prices follows: