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New-York tribune., 1897-08-29
THE REALTY MARKET.

The dealings In real estate last week were on
a fairly good scale ana satisfactory prices gen
orally obtained. large majority oi Inc
transactions were in dwellings,. AT the same time
considerable business property changed hands.
number of parcels. also. were sold for Improve
ment The sales Of the week j.. private contract
included the following.
The building SITE on the north side of Thii'N-
sxth-st between broadwsy ana S,xn,a'y;, & ,oyisn
merchant: who gave IN exchange Tor II M h,i ban
croft Budf hn a, h NSn S some shd time ago ON the
site OF the Bar Associations old clubhouse,
large cash consideration also figured IN me aeai
nS5o.c" Is ,O'''' ,,.c,
Weaver-st and New Rochelle road. New Rochelle.
for $1,000. Mr.. Russell will erect new residence
for himself on the property. ,
Through stabler & Smith Henry g. Ielst traded ,dr,i
iEr Ho 2 wess o N'e' 10, xsa valuable plot
in One-hundred- and sNteenth-st $40 feet west OF
emoxaye r%nGins dla .n,T"F MSr Io
II. II. Cammann & Co. sod for sarah sarah J; 30. bury y,
to Client two threest9ry ofIck abeyr The arm m
has also sold to Moses Blank. for the es,atr OF Of
Iof, bndime hl'' 10. 3 Hew-thambers-st running
through to No. - RC9sevelt-si The price PAID J"
PGig, CO. SOD go for e wa. Gharss svln, II Yq4f f
Il 92xt6xl022 the handsome residence built by ME-
Iiadey for his own occupancy four years age
saxsoG GES, , sod f Hsr dor r AsT ssrc ne S"f
"a
story American asement dwelling No 37 West
s,venty -fourth-st. 27.6xtDx7l. on private terms
Henry g. Cassidy sold for NkS. T. r. Weed thee
thre.-storN broWnStOnc residence. 1OH'i. 40 10
Els, Thlri-th-st.. for about SllVD 49,
Raudolnh tiugg-nh.imer sold To tharl"- warren
the, four-Story brick building Nos 2o'a ana ~
Eros,-s; on i plot about 3'xt. taking In part pay
,ncut a large plot on the nOrth so" oi cn"-nuil-
dYeG-and twenty ond-St about ls0 frei west of
ThiTd-dve. =, ., - I,
l Clarence Davis. & Co sold fof George II.
p. ,hodv To Ioeffipr Bros. The thre"-stOry brick
huildine 25xlOO on the eiSt sue OF Niis-aNe.. 81
fref north OF One-h hundreds and forty nith-st.
The vacant plot 2jXl00. at the northwest corner
Of One-hundred- and thirdst. and Meiros'-aNe
was sold by Martin Metzger 10 Thomas Taylor FOR
Improvement \ private dwelling house VIII proba
hlv be put up the plot. .,
lanes r. and Walter q. Schuyler sold the brick
,Yeiiinp 2Ox4SxtO on the northwest corner OF Madi
81 rave and One-hundred- -and-eleventh-si" TO 4
Mr. Schumacher the present tenant OF the bulld-
George L. Nichols sold No. SS West Eleh,y-ninth
st a nve-story AmerCan-base emert brick dwell
ing l9xGDx75 to ]. liolandcr .o- ooo -, 80.
William c. Hoopc sold for about $1,000 the iou'
story brownsione building No. g Great Jones-s'
on iot 22x9O TO Viola Hahn. -
p s Treacv sold to Joseph j. stanton ne bric; ,
building No 23iJ Broadway. on lot 2'xsC Iht price
Foliowing is the record of conveyances. morI
cages and buildings projected In New,N ork lasi
week compared with the corresponding week
I'm
New-York tribune., 1897-08-29
THE DEMOCRATS "HOPE."
Uunterdon Republican.

From The IiunterdOn RepuDlican.
New-Jersey Democrats pretend TO believe that
,h.y re going redeem the State: IN other
words that Ncw-Jersey IS going back 10 her old
nemocrailc WAYS is going to submit once more TO
~. rule of the McDermotls, the Days and the
ThOmpsons -, ,. 81,
~, who will look the matter over carefully viii
see that there il little ground for this Democratic
t,itb If we may assume that there II any faith
among them w-Jersey is great Industrial
StateDnot large. but great In proportion TO her
e. Jler manufacturing interests immense
anA I, is not likely that those whose living de-
nands upon these interests Will throw away their
Psnnces for the sake OF restoring the Democracy
60 nower The a5oring man and the capitalist"
alike are Interested In maintaining the Republican
.aarttf which maintains New Jersey Industries and
enables Jersey men TO make living and TO make
Jividends They alike Interested In preventing
a. u rsttrn 10 the Democratic tarM. which cuts of
from some their dividends and from Others their
living. . ..r,.,,i,,r., CIT, Oh, L.
the garden State" OF the Union. Her interests In
tarn and garden products immense. Every
nwncr OF lard every tie- OF the soil. whether he
realizes It not. is interested In maintaining me
Denuhican Dol.cy because II leads to prosperity
and good prices for his products 1t is not likely
New-York tribune., 1897-08-29
AMONG THE PINES or POCONO.

Mount Pocono. Penn Aug 2s (SpeclaD This
most beautiful resort In the pine-clad Pocono
Mountains is filed with city people. In coniem-
plation Of the customary busy autumn period Mr..
Hooker Of Pocono Mountain House, has prepared
for the reception Of all that due. All the out
door games go with this exceilenty conducted
house and lovers of the romantic could not pos
sibv explore the region in one season. Saturday
evening tableaus in which all the pretty girls iock
part were a big success. and over slCo was n"tted
for the benefit of a clergyman of this village.
TUESDAY evening Mrs Redding OF Brooklyn gave
q progressive euchre party that occupied twelve
tables The prizes were silver souvenirs OF Pocon"
Mountains Wednesday afternoon nine from
,ho hote, played game with the Tobyhana nine
ana defeated them by a score of TO T. Mr..
Graham of Philadelphia. gave a cake and lemon
AIDE uarty Wednesday evening. There Is dancing
every evening and during the breezy days the out
door plea sures are tennis. baseball and duoits.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-29

EAST INDIA K AsIATIc.
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New York August IS 1871.
HEANS AND PEAs-There was light iradins today IN
kinds STATE white ,3Ia 9,2ns Sps about s msIks saSy
enan' ie hiers tax little more but others are quite
willing to that Medium bring 81 - wnTh n h, iay
Upward ecppes light and considerable s 9asay ~
mas taken export this week m9. at s.ssi oS
Gs' % nave 'iHr cSSncs % to s. % ana are offered
rrsrSS marrS at hoca ' per- 6a.h fair good s. %
81 tG do @ @edST t,2 to- sSod Il 5s es do White k
81 scGSi Il: do yello" eye 81 ~ 90 lima, aoiias ,
si,laoe do bags sO9s22c: d. scotch. bbs. " f9Sl'
do Paf was very general disposition to et the
week 70 out without change IA The value % any .,
sooai ,5~ir gr wants early in M week but arrivals
not neavy receivers feel diso,ei TO nod ri,r gen
rally steady until the opening 81 neN' Nees' Nj" r
strength of market would be sftier testel Ihe iac'
,ne' 80 mani Srea ITO jobbng trade well expor,
tends materially ltssen ,he de%snd ,or i,e'
W., ,e demand for factory butter continues strong and
81. r;'r, va are absorbed 50 quickly prices s
ainInr shipments for the week foot up abou, IL II,
rEr, ~ quote Creamery. Western -xirss per H. l"c
rStras isisf Sc DO thirds 10 nrsls i2alsc do June
eHa & ls( ssra is7S 81 s do % Tti.6 Ss' s Ss
SgiGsc dairy g- l9rs 70 , trs'% iogIiie sS,' "a,
d. tnrds to nrsts loai2c facto June shI,ss l'sp2e
do hrff Ig'sPS,' nshe % ' Trs.nsd 1 SS~
n To- day f,- larSs fuil cream cheese. but Win Ner,
though tone certainly strong one small size full cream
sa h%y @ at ~ ec.p .T dsa@a as n 1s5se SasS1 sSs as
z white held firmly In ssmpathy with 'olored but Yer,
fs rar; ss Eims have ci.snei W o All desirable los.
nS,nNie yesterday few lots -old AT ogs.c but bul.
we're held At sinclairylie =" boxes We're sold a. "
~ 80 ,nr small and vNg3.c Tor large. Liverpool gable
f5s We quote State. full cream aise ooiored OF VIII
d. common. 7l.bse: do small cooted fancy. 9-e d'
white 969Lc 90 choice, sisUS%c do fair to good sis
Stc iirht skins choice 8sg8%e part skins chqce. I'd
G.c DO good to prime Sd5',c; do common to ffr 3se
ii.c full skims, 30.
ECiGs-rhe market II closing with fairly close clear
II all desirable grades and tho recent Improvement
Is we'll sustained but the market shows upward ten
dency at the moment. Undergrades ere working ou
fair the quoted kefrigeraors auiet but HEX
with confidence We quote: Jersey and reaby Fancy PEI
Dozen l9c. State and selected whits fley
New-York tribune., 1897-08-29

FLOUR AND MEAf,-The nolr market was as a "ia,r n,,
showed important break rom Ir,tT,."y pT 49,
a srr S%se ,,ES E"i' crng T patents oHo'~ toas winter
strash- sass 10: winter pa en- - | S9 c,as xrs
81 wn,s g 4oa:2 R.reT oGc,si Sa.ei
dried i2Ss2 20 to c Sri;, 81 io,2i MeA! Il!
5,C"'I TTEp"rrm: IT Tp' - r. winter in bulk
fs zoo sprine in hk f7'-ac5c io9 y miad.Ing & hulk
7cs 10 ryo feed c'sG5c: feed G,1"' hm,ny cho?
G:9G-ilc. olmea s2a o. screenings. a"af'c. II bulk.
specga'on in M u" n .isat ten mnr, e G IN
vn~a,i athoavh a. onr m ?er.4s grec;
a1H snap 1"rpoo and hcavv shipments both
~1as,s oimo,t as large asst week and footing up
5rcu sh, out good selling ORDER neldns m2d
business on for@en ac'1s' & " i,h ,b lowest rres
rerored y.ster The close fraction above the
l,w point ana ~ last night but WAS fooNsd ON
nv c',,h hv an1ter advance which lifted the price To
oc the O'Clock close being thai ~ htur" md on MI, nrm
r. Lack of copfienc' on the ,uii sue was @ rs,n % ~
q N. features o-days specustiv" trail lherr W,-
Arssnira ini~ht after all be in position 70 supply some
OF the European shof'9sc. -s'"> ~, h.,
.lso contributed the general caution IN ire Du s.
Receipts for the week al AL p pss Cv was eynecting
100 cars N Monday. In the Norihwr'i h"rr s'o,hs
~, s,,m@,~s ~ possibly 80 600 bush reduction in the
o,, t ouo,aton. ( o aroat follows; No
r'G ,l~, ars nan sepenler 81 So's Irst hair Sen
Torth.fn Nv York. 81 on 0ctotsr No hard ','.c
Mt h"ii frc-l hv a general apathy in specu
iave ,irres making rather easv Tor the bear Interest
,o l.prsss prices sympathy with the dr"D ia wheat Al
IN. immediate opening there was quite tls occa,lonrI
, ,euoria ~ dry weather oVe~ TIE corn le "hl'h has
i mai ,r,., talk AZ the lralng hull feature. In
: ror rccc,p.s have shown almost .""o" bush Increase
r no Inc week Ci~aranccs ai tt" same tmr are about
.'1.,n ,sb ,nss Liverpool cai'es ciosed sI'.c net
hirhe- The local market i now d~penien Isiery uran
news with stil u@ii" partial To- the
w., "a, y, ~. account Fira prices were NC lover than
LEI nIght Cn curb p~cemher ralc IRON '"'.c 10
- ,,,.I,y N al o'clock = 3i-.c The export trade
- lrbt consistirs of 5000 bush y. c,rn quoted
"l,va.or and 3j4c delivcrsf .OATS-Th- market
y,s unaftractiNe from specuatlN" s1n nipoin
"l ,n ilt,.e better cash wa. ENpo:i"rs only took
=. Local prices nomlnally steady and
csel unchanged from last night The Interior movement
~, - shows about $40 o0o bush decrease. while
s,,,. from .eaboari points nraciicsy the same
-, r.,s SO quoted -3.c: ~ oats %. " 2
IT., a-1osi-c. NJ white. 81, d2tirc: Nnck mXei
sr,a.,c ,rack white ctqaoc. .RYE-MarSet easier
With wheat quoted: NP Western. c4c Buffalo:
New-York tribune., 1897-08-29
KTTEFLYJNG At BERNARDSTILLE.

Rornardsyille " j.. Aug. 2S (SpecaD.-Thesc has
been no change In numbers since last week. The
crowd continues to hold and. in addition. ap-
plications are pouring In on Manager Tuttle FOR
rooms for September and October at Somerset Inn
Kitefying IS the new fad now. T. X. Pembrook, OF
New-York on one occasion this week succeeded in
serdinp nm TWO Blue HIl kites a distance of two
miles on one string. 5. 5 Chauncey raised two
kites a distance OF one mile on one string. when
the string broke and allowed the kites 10 60 adrin
4 pleasant event of the week was dinner given
nv Nj and Mrs. II. B. Combs TO party Of
friends from Ex-Judge Dlon's country place AT
Ear Hills II was served in the private dining
haIl Tomorrow evening Professor Porter's sacred
concerts Will be continued.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-29

COFFEI-Thr coffee InarNet after opening baieN
stead, at decline - "a 10 points iul"d shadr Dettr
iu The face u Ltthrr receipts al hlo anu
SAINT. footing up .6rD bag. v. H. '''ssWan Bro
published circular day that was itBNd"i "s u"s
i.h IN which they estimate tl' crop ~ BrazlHah 'oure
u.y gtnw ing a. rqu. 10 lat yrars "hl'h was NNo"N
;sxs ut nothing tilr hold of ln- cone" ma
l-, whether IN. news be bush b.lfish. thr iauhs
lnf.rrst j. 80 small. and Will HdN" ana i,ihuulE
,,ll-- reported prices. adding L. t- bedi ' '
hti,u. Here disposition 10 sell e'iie'
f,r short account the total sales Tor lr session.
reached only 49, with the marker niAh stF,
st n u,chang,d prices net decline Of ~ points.
arI.at FOR spot Brazilian coffee quiet al hothal>
,nchar..d prices Rio a. FOR invoice IDs ana ~
T,r tobtiny lots sales reported Mia 'onreS
,tsi inactive and nominal AT ab out otner p'los V"7
IN, culrt 80 the following figures: Maaoa
Ia p1..l at.nloc: good Cucuta ia dlic La "uhS,d
csr,css 1OibQlsc. Porto CabcllO HA4G lbc SAVANNA
Eursr a,nsnsa i3 a iji.c Bogoth. l1u ls'-' NeN'h
.rinva lui a IdIsc; Oaxaca llalsc central AnrtleI
Common to ordinary. 1Oglic: fair 10 sC"l ittmh
urime Go choice 17,p2Oilc. East lndla interior 80
III fancy 27g3Vc: Jayas 2lN2ic; Ans~tu" I'"I-'
Mocha. ISIlyc. o. .,. ~ "a
p.o.rlinv The outlook FOR the coffee inarktt W ~
,.r'.srsr a Brn conclude their circular by saying We
h.y a, suggestion on.r 20 the prospective 'a,u' VI
'nn.. hut feel confident that the weight oi siypr -
he,vir th,n has been in The history "i v.le
Iybo.v+r has confidence. in present NAiHrS ca"
,r,nltv obain whatever quantity he desires pu "lte
raylndv - satisfied there sl viii BE- sellers ot iai
nuartt,s and that viii make the pIr. WIN WIZ,
,hIch neither sentiment Interest nor sp''ua'"" '''
in'-rfere.'
1l. r,ugr of contract prices follows:
New-York tribune., 1897-08-29
THE IT STTCE or THE PEACE NiISiNCE

Er0m
Pending the adoption OF an amendment .lnlnat-
n6,nst,iutlon the Legislature can practically strip
,hn.. functonaries OF their powers-tNew- York
rIIs welI-known fact has been brought 10 the
attention OF numerous Legislatures. bur thus far
a, h,t,,Lo,', result There must bc some divinity
whose special duty II Is 10 guard against any IN
noent upon The Office of Justice OF the Peace
rba ancient il not honorable syst OF petty iuris
prudence has been Threatened WIN ,xtincton and
P,nnndment times without number but II stu re-
an,rs unshorn of any OF Its powers. as useless as
a afth wheel % "A wagon and as productive OF mis-
Maj as a bull In a china shop. il NAV be that
In the swoct by and by this relic or antiquity VIII
be done away with. but ther. - Iltte nope OF our
setting rid Of IL in the near iutuTe.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-29

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool 'Hel.s Spyt cottoh
doing: sales 5000 bales speculation and .AiYi
300. American 2WD. middling uiand- 1-5@i lutuIt.
opened steady ia decline: closed steady '-gi point rt
decline. January February 3i4i! February alucl ts
March r 345I.b April May. 3i6ii - ayJune 80
August iO3b August September. F3s, SetteHpsI o,to
Der 355is= October November @isq5i9 No'-inber De-
cemb-r 24Ji.-. Decsmber-Januaiy, 3i@i.~.
H. =. ..al.tra Il IlrIne
New-York tribune., 1897-08-29

that the farmers OF New-Jersey going to throw
away their advantages by voting for return 10
Democratic stagnation
1t Is not at all likely that New-Jersey is gong
Democratic In good many years to come
New-York tribune., 1897-08-29
LIVE STOCK MARKET.


BEEGvES-Recept-. 81 or i.l2s head - cars 70
be- -SJnri-i and a single Tor the market No trading
fay: feeling generally steady. Dressed beef hrn &C
Ips.c PEI No Tor 10 prime 'ty dressed" nhtFe ses:
10 cnaIse in cables The Tmura carried 10 Liverpool
today quarters Of beef, the Mobile. 10 lonlon,
attic l4lG quarters the Michigan 10 Il nIon
cattle: Ontario. London. 49, cattle. the To"er
hin Glasgow. 400 oatte, the 'irago 'lty' To bHs'o'si
2uo cattle. and the Hlndoo 10 HUI 30 cattle
CALVES Receipts. all for the market M"f~ I'f' h'ao
- at Jersey city SiSt rtn II. The i."is vas
and all OF tis offerings were irtN n-r
10 .ed o. Ieals quoabl- s5a>1 per 100 n, grass,
and buterlnlk4 50 5OGsi Dressed calves sonersiy
saies-s Co N@Ai. and :ed calves tmi~edj.
1874 n average. at - 70 per 100 ID ,,.. r. ,,,so,
the butchers, l3 Dr 2T'' hr"1 making WIN
carried from yesrrdiy total 81 - sais
than yesterday, but II was another Hul ahn Htss
glng market clostg heavy with cars unsod Inferior
good sheep sold q * :as5G1 per 100 10 sonSn %
choice lambs - 0a - 49, with "culs at - ,oast %.
dressed mutton. Ja1c per ID dressed lambs: Iqyc 90 49,
saIes-McPheIson CO; 10" N!rg.nl% is'sos ,si a. sn
a n. at 81 y9 III d. H. s. 90 10 virginia sheep:
lii u at 80 - do. - No. at 81 ~ II d9 ~ TO- as
So i2 80 90 30 10. at So Ill do. ~ a. at - 10 dos
u" judi ID < < 60: 2s3 Buffalo lambs, 70 n, az s. so:
lg DO - n, at - 25J Kentucky DO % lD AZ ;" -
Maryland Io 70 b. at ~ 30 2li Keniu,Sy DO 90 lb sc
10: ~ do - H. at ~ - II. frnn-9 wanna d" ~ 10
at - s7i. u do 56 H. at - 80 ~ Indiana DO o' 10
at S. ~ sheep. I2J ID. at 50 30 hentu,S doI
100 H. at lyania do. ~ b AZ - II tS
Virginia do llO ~ s. 80. - Go, lv6 10 at - %
Indiana do. l2j H. at 50 ~. go .,oo
cog Kentucky do Gl 10. - So ~ Virginia sheep W
10. at s. %: do. 100 ID. a. - % . . - M 90,
" VI Conner; 2DG keniuciy lambs. 81 b Al ;" ~. i-S
d. "a ~ 90. - Kentucky sheep. l-b 10 Al - %
iIOGS-Receipts. II cars or l.1lt head; only neaa
on sale Higher in sympathy win Bnfaio adNl'es' shS
the market quoted st >5qsj ~ for u" 10 , - -.
i46 average 81 ~ per 100 NJ roushs 30 10 At
s3e
New-York tribune., 1897-08-29
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE. MARKETS.

rtvsruool Aug - 10 2. m -Whsat-No red wsss1(
rr .'er .tendy III. No red Northern spring rtssdS
=, - 81 Fon-Amerioan mixed. spot new, frm az 80
a. 4 40 old 81 sad August. nominal; septemb~r1
oeet At j. Ssd; October quist AZ IS as.d. four-st
Yn,s fancy winter duh ins I. Hops at Lpnd u0
,p.slnc ,iasp steady a. SrG3s. Beef-Extra Ind Il
na.s Arm MI vOs prime nfm AZ Dos. Pork-Prim s
~ ane Western 4ss Nd; prime meiiurul
Western nrm ~ 3D. iIsms-Short cut II TO 10 10.
r, ~ xss dl cumberland cut ~ to 10 m. rfcl
=, aSs short rib. ., 20 "a 10. firm at Sis long c.es
ss NJ firm at 3is; long clear mides.l
h 40 =, a. 10 nrm 3Os. clear mitdes. heavy. i
~ m so n, nrm clear bellies IL to No. nrm ss,
~ Shoul rs-Suuare ~ II NJ, nr at rs ID Lar
sDot Arm at e5s. cheeseAmerican finest white a. "
,,,Irs, arm A. ass Taow-f'rfme city hrm At Iss
nt,ocsecd ol-Ierpool refined steady at 16s 81 Tur-
nen,,ne-sprits steady at 2is 6d R0sin-commoa "eAx
a ~ ID. 4
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS. y
Augusta Aug. es-cotton steady; mitilns re: ~
middling Tyc rsceipts' Oh pairs s"pe"'' ~" 's''
n4: stock. s.s -. ~... ,, t.,,,.. -. -
Gal, sston. Aus. :s-cet'0n steady mad'ns 7.e i0S
New-York tribune., 1897-08-29
The statistical position of Brazil coffee Is as follows;

Pic e.,n.e market nrul No Rio $500. exc chang"
"a icd. ro,.nts - bags. cleared FOR the nitel
a,es 900 bags: cleared for Europe. 2O,o bags STOCK
A. NJ laEs
New-York tribune., 1897-08-29
OTHER MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

Kansas CITY Aug 2s-Caite steady ana unchanrrd:
Hos, 3Qi0r lower. hes,es, - o5gst 20 pac.eIs s3v0
q To- mixed S4C-0<4 ~ lights. - ooas' ~ f9r*ers'
- i0asi -. pigs $3GSi u. sheep STEADY; lambs.
y I"uls Aug 2s-Ca,tle steady fair 70 fancy ns,ee
shipping steers - 251s p dressed bel ana
f..,,rs ,Jdsl aud l'ifsTS. s-p>f
and indian steers grade hgh with irces ranging front
81 YDas4 %. and heters - f"' p - ~ s,
~ M ioyer light - 2)nsi ~. mixed 81 ihnH 90 hrsNl
sII,Sl AZ sheen dull steady. native muttons, sSVo
ss 70, stoclS.rs 81 25as3 IL. lambs. 81 .3rS3 .,-
.So0tamb maitland mab'amh fnau ainp y, -,
chicago Aug Srhcre little tra9lns III
tie t. day receipts being too small 70 max" inatn...
The few sales made a. prices unchanged u"" 9ss
terdays ruling auctations %rse ran oi Sar ~
uec- next Monday and II would occasion no sntprse
ono Western rangers SHOULD be- rec"iNed Ihus 'ar
Nes,.rns have l-en coming slowly. tho season t"ng AZ
ie,et month later than usual Prices ior hoes b"ss
a. an extrse range Of s5asi b5 the hulk Of the boss
~ ,ne sale, At - 5USt Choice hogs sold sbou,
~. bgher than week ago and 81 lrhHl 10 higher thsn
,ear ,vo The lots of sheep and lambs tha We"
xo. ,or m. noaey, % 10 50 5ds3 - for choice with
cc, siona safes Of few prime to extra natives Al - s''
go sSeen being neglected Western feeders soi AZ
o ,,y ~ ca and FEEDING lambs 81 25T<i 10 hecePts
sattl. .DO head. hogs is,v;. sheep, 80" ,.
Esst Buffalo Aug. 2s.-tatt.e-ReceipS an oonslshso
- The general u the trade. however, u re-
gariI eteady and firm llogs-Receips 20 cars, markst
.f,s1 mi higher Workers o. to 'hoce. - 30; ruugs
,,,u, 20 good ,JGsi. yigs. good 90 choice. ~ Sev
-, a., .hsen and lambs Receipts market fairly
.,..t-. lambs choice ~ -'Hso ~ cs. %
,ir 81 5dS5: choice 20 selected "e'hers ~ 10
Us, liberty Aug 2s.-catiie steady; prime sosso
III tags and COWS s20s3 -; common IN good fas
.r~ s2TSl Hogs higher. best lEht Workers and pig<
~ s,a<, 81 best medhsns 81 .onS+ - srasse-S HeV
-. choice 81 O5Vs+ 10; common 81 andSS 49, ehotl
i,. s. 10 IS5 -. veal calves. SO jcusC - 4
New-York tribune., 1897-08-29

Foreign rrarkets-sanos Coffee ma k+t htm rm
AVERAGE santos $500. receipts. ft"" b1ss S'H M
- i;.nhtr,-tjNec market OPENED = p!R io"''
oo.ed un hanged 10 3. pf< o~eI ,'es: ~ -oVo V r's
lt.vrr ,'nr.e market opened STEADY; - franc """'' d"
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The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1897-12-22
MANY STRIKES WERE WON.
Increase in Receipts and Members Reported
at the American Labor Convention

The chief features OF the session of
the American Federation of Labor at
Nashville. Tenn, n few days ago were
reports of the secretary and treasurer.
The secretary's report showed an in
crease of receipts of $2,3i9 over last
year; an increase of membership of 3D.
$50.
A comparing of the reports show that
276 strikes We're officially noticed, in
volving 16f,S72 workers. and of this
number 1S9 were won. 81 compromised
and % lost. The number of persons
benefited was 165i07. and $40 did not
receive substantial benefit. The use of
the union label to assist in organizing
wage earners Is on the increase. The
secretary recommended an increase In
the per capita tax.
The treasurer reported an income FOR
the year of $21, S0S.27, expenses S19, ,112.S3,
and a total balance of s3,96i.i4. Dele
gate Sullivan, of the Cleveland paint
ers. was reinstated.
A charter was refused tine Cleveland
special police, as It is not within the
province of trades unions to organize
policemen.
The Federation protested against the
annexation of Hawaii, claiming that
the inhabitants were I'm n state of slav-
cry and that they would lower the
wages of American workingmen.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1897-12-22
RUSSIA is INDIFFERENT.
0srmany's ssisurs Of Chinese Territory MOI
to be Intsrfsred with.

number Of civic, military and uni
verslty deputations OF Kiel waited up-
on Prince Henry Of Prussia on Satur-
day to wish him bon voyage. The rec
tor OF the university said. I'm ell Ger
man lands the feeling prevails that we
are reaching a decisive turning point
In the history of Germany. The Ger
man universities. which are the nurser-
les not only of science, but OF patriot
ism, stand beside the fatheriand, when
ever It's honor and greatness are at
stake"
Prince Henry replied: II enthusiasts
tically undertake the voyage Ito China)
at the personal instance OF the empe-
Tor, and with the consciousness Of
thereby contributing to Germany's
might and greatness" The prince add
ed: There are reasons to hope for q
peaceful solution of the difficulties with
China"
The Novostl OF st. Petersburg says
that the absence of protests from the
other powers OF Germany's evident de-
termination to remain at Kiaochan bay
indicates that the partition of China
has actually begun and will proceed
quickly.
Another newspaper expresses the be-
lief that the United States, among 9TH
er powers. may object to the perma-
nent occupation of Kiaochau bay by
Germany
Russian official circles, however, ap-
pear Indifferent to the step taken by
Germany