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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-04-27
G0LDSMITHI'S o. BAZAAR.
OUR STORE TALKS

TALKS
interest the buying public We know this from the ready
which emphasize
hundred bright
are find
ylesGa aateaC oths sworh2 2ocens,a at ocents
woth2o a
Scoc cents
yles gnuneF FrenchO Orgaudie 2 to cents
Scotch a
SPECIAL BASEMENT
quality Gnghms
10 piecsA America dies al
piece
PARASOL
atracta a a
This special
asos ON eft
adie ain Parasos a oS
adie Parasls; ls;whhr a
Parasos W two ruff
1.-THE SHIRT WAIST SEASON
In nkandCo oton nfrom47 cents upwards
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-04-27

this subject Where experts differ so
radically laymen cannot be expected
to agree: but we are minded TO add one
final quotation as expressing succlnct-
ly our own views. Says Judge Purdy,
of Wayne: Putting n person to death
judlcially is a revolving and brutal pro-
ceeding, which can be justified, II at
ALL only upon the hypothesis that hu-
man life is thereby safer, and ! have
serious doubts whether the death pen
atty has any deterrent effect upon per-
sons who are murderously inclined.
But to my mind the strongest reason
for the abolition of the death penalty
is the fact that 1t may be and doubt
less has been inflicted upon the inno-
cent. ] am in favor of the passage of
the bill"
In this connection It is worthy of
note that the number of executions in
Pennsylvania is growing smaller as
the law stands. There were twenty
five hangings in this state during the
second term of Governor Pattison.
Four each took place in 1891 and 1892;
nine in 1893, and seven i'm 1894. The
first year of the Hastings administra.
tiOn there were five hangings, while
the number last year was four. There
have been no executions this year. al
though not fewer than a half dozen
sentences have been commuted. Thus
it appears that public sentiment in
| opposition to capital punishment is
| steadily growing. 1t will yet cause the
abolition of the death penalty by law;
but ere it does it would be well to de-
wise better methods of punishment by
| Imprisonment. The present system Of
4. IL. IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-05
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

NrwYork December 4. 1S'!
BEANS AND PEAS-Buyers not showing any more
beans and wh ana fa, ' Sad or of
with fair inquiry in a ,ohoins way. Red kidney de
cidedy because OF the scarcity Of stock last es
and le hsayinsy win n. .asspoD Of m" Lima
Hsan. ' m.rr "ss% eSoes per rnsa tair
gs 81 d. soe $751; 90 DO to 90 ro far s Il IS
do red kidney choice 81 7os 10 do fair 10 good 81 ron
g. &c 90 ~as sx sa sy & %ssI DC GSs '91!r ,s
2gs nS , sSsn d Pes sx. pig re 40 bags TING 90
BUTTER The marke, showed considerable strength to
day but there wac not much disposition to crowd price.
23sc. but buyers were equally determined not 20 ray
ns .c s' TSns sum soM Ss I'a h
receipts are ih,le larger on MONDAY !, is preas@ hn
FOR at full late prices Jrne cr~amsry had
srse, IS s.cdedy So Suo,ab" cSanrc IN
dairy BY; the Of the market inrrovsa The ws,,
interest the part Of many buyers valu'~ are harden
ns r. We s1%s a. s.'r1 Be- d.
fancy 22a22sc Do fss ie'sa2ic d. ihiriS % sseonds
seconds. isaisc: STATE dairy hais GrRn us. met, 90;
a fS 10 seoenea is,s" STATE 1aT akin- 6nr sS
is DO far 70 goa i:aiIs maon Sres am. .s
,.ai.c do sSona. &C. d. low sraas. e@;2e do
cesss @ya ay outside s stores the ' platforms
e epSss ma ii'n 1D
S S OF ss S' o Has IN. a % a
Few eIceptorn,ly nae early oc,ober- SC. while ev
1Sy :S ssys been av. : gs ao ct
generally 81 Qshc Strictly fancy full IN store.
both large and small. held with fair degree OF conn
d,nce and not for sale prices though
any attempt to force stocks hera concessions
would Skins quiet and unchanged Ey
ports ego boxes Lveroo! cables 42s Cd We
quote state, fnli cream large seio,sa or hne:
do fair 10 good -S7hc: do common enc: do colorcd
white small fancy September. o09nc; do late made.
anes, sNqshe; 90 Soml'on to good 7n@sc: irh, skim;
choice &C. large. SIC; Do good prime. 1905. "a
| common 10 fair aHN+c: FIJI skins &c.
RaGsrh: receipt: ecl,inus Light and Err RE-.
not hrse present. The highest grades Of ail-paeke
resrgeratore arc meeting attention. but average
offerings are and have 60 in competition WIN
cheaper spring goods Early packed refrseratos are
toaa Hmed eggs continue vsry duii We quote: Jersey
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-05

N.v York. December 4 1885,
BEEvEs RECEIPT IL en-" o. i.e No. , eat
eH,,og ding In i've cattle Feeling generally @iehhl'
ires@-i bcef ssady AT 7a-'.c per u f"r p'r !" Pr" IN
INV dressed natv" sides ~" 'haht. III ,"''' ,.r.
ii,rs carried - IyerIr, 70 day Lax quarter ~ peer.
30 Nohavk to London 40 catt" and 2'ia qua
no idaho - london. G'l cati" ana IN" ""f"''' 80
HAL 80 cattle. ,,,. 90 ,,,oc, .,re 81, head
-, ~ carried over from y"s'"rihy
90 h.,l ~ be sold VI ~ jrrs"y 'uy ana i,'0
At sisreth-s, There was itiir in1"y, pn, 81, Sred
,y.-e rated about steady. Almost ~ hem w.i" Sat,
W." fa, HuNalo veals sold AZ 81 per 100 10 western
, a, a. dressed calves generally dow at yesterday
quotapne 20 ,r..,o,, caiv.. ais n, svernge
rirsf ( co. II Runlo veaIs. 1872 ~ at 81 81 West
~rD sslrIs ~ AMps Receipts including dire,
. nh.,s we've . cars 1857 head. making WIN the
stock carried from y"s'ei1ay' s,s,.,h :, WhiI.
he sod ~ AZ JcIeey Cly ana az shurr,n 80 a..
49,. =, r,onv instances hardly quciably over i'
demand almost wholly wss confined 20 i'" man, i.
weight lambs and market n"d stin thr'usI'",
nr siv i,h half ~ the Offering 90 carry over faf '"
,s sheen odd a, 81 pOds, - per 100 ~ good to choice
lambs at SIS jrase Dressed mutton 'aSc per TO- d'''''
sales s Judd & CO.. 10 Canada lamb 81 10 ayerag.
ct 81 per ~ 10 Buffalo sheep ~, 10 a. =. 10 "
Kentucky d. 10. n, - ioa DO io No. AZ '" 40
Newton IT, Indiana lambs ~ 10 a. ~ 90 ., ~,
virginia Do NJ s. ~: ~ Indiana sheep w To- AZ
$ Sanders: ~ state lambs CO n. At So. 90 PennT,-
vana DO 20 n. at s'". II f'nnsy''""'" s''' " we
Mefhe;son y %: 9" Cnnaea iamte. lls N. GGS 10
Iuue q Mullen I9s Penn-ylvania lambs, II II, at So
4 pennsylvnnis sheep. 100 n. nj 81 ga
oGs Dun q 80 % per 100 H'' County, 2 "s@%
" Lamb: ss Michigan hogs Is, N average
AZ >" md co. date Yesterday. 225 Ohio hogs ia3 N
. ca So es 40 Isg ~, 81 IL. so do. 2n3 NJ So TO-
2 rsus,e 40 H. al 81 DO. ?2o NJ. Mt 81 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-05

chicago Dec : ,sp~-laD.-iiverpooi inaugura'ed
weak wh.a, mark~' here The English market was 30
., =, LIVER The Corn Trade News cable sa'i that
tho break va. on selling by American spectators 1t
VAS Elective In spite 81 ,hls explanation May here
o,.,e, a, sou. sold and So. and closed at
spis cents. Decemlsr clo -~i where Il DID Friday 10
cents Thi, the weakes, make " III" list outside
ut. .,,,,,y relative steadiness Tho clearanc.s FOR
-. veet we're enormous Gs0eo bushels. t. :aJ =
,earance- 1870" bu.hei. Argentine shipped nothing
Paris was W Western receipts showed very h't'"
change from recent figures 0oI0o bushels a. primary
points agains, 53e SEQ cars NJ Minneapo
~ AMI puluh. asans, 400. 40 car, herr against ~
The expectation Is that statistics Monday will he tear
ish Al nrrease n visible IL expected possibly
900 bushels Last year there was decrease or
ZOO bushels Very large worlds shipments are In
s.rcd by big ciearances from the American side
There will - passage The pit tnds
was rather Indifferent almost all - IL around puts.
People had privileges bcrgh, IN. wheat, New
YORK reported only twenty leads taken FOR export The
local stock here this will Increase about 800 900
,r moro ,n That because IN. Ru pool ha. shipped
ahou, 2;Oo bushels wheat Of here The feeling
was aTn rs'"s : cent May ; ,2sa a" ss .TS
-ns. disSurIs,ng for bulls on the other hand th.r.
Ions decline. pretty nearly 10 cents bushel
bushels. ciearances 10 day 2sp.co bushels The local
stick vii show some iccrcss, Charters to Gay wer.
80 90 bushels thaw is coming that will stop West,
ern onrns, sn1 hip 10 Ers p nntS"on open Ne"
oats were nrm advancing cent and holding we'll May
.iers nsse n' We're s7 cars With 40 estimated for
Monday: cen RANGES to day. ;leo bushels The stock
.hppnr demand WIN about 2'oooS su'h., sold to the
corn will together. down on tho same set
pr.ysons were nrm: pork up cents lard ana ribs up
cents Shipments very large FOR the week 20 800
~ as mar s1r sn' .nes record breaking week IN 1851
There wer. ri hogs 10000 estimated for Monday 2oo
on tn" curb puts on May wheat Closed at So cents:
calls" % cents. puts May were 2SH cents;
''rnIis cen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-05
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT


f,,1.noN rbere wa. q lack OF outside speculative m
t.ras in cotton to-day Opening steady a, No.
is2 poIn. on unsatisfactory cables tnere va ~
rsiiy OF 500 points covering follow ing az " All
s,myrt from Europe ami New Orleans with some w al
Street buying OF the investment oide! feei,
was not active and still later mere Iu ,on Of affairs
Indashire rad a srke-like LOOK AZ lhe sei,e
time receipts actual and prospective wete sns,a,iye
onsrators The Fall River ana IRON 'Ie us
goods district not encourasns epo. "! ,,,b.rn
spot markets TO the latest stttuae Oh sApo.e Nd;
~, encouraging The Chronicles weekly report ihu.
Gates that picking has been completed IN mos, Sc on
nnersi scse .he Chronicles figures make the amount
In sight 80 900 bales less than TIE esnae Oh mount m
no. week in 1884 by about 5000 bales THIS
Contrast does point the large crop as @
,s hst-. the close received a setback through lQuda
lion finally barely steady at pnehahSea paSes ~
Ses:ersav l,a sales futures 49, 500 bales spot cotton
Closed quiet, l-l6c higher middlng Upland osc modNHs
weston steady. lice sales l4 bales nm mn
t1.e sales esS haies M9si qu'f' Ice ADVANCE sales
ZOO bales Charleston steady S-loc winning
one Norfolk steady, o4c sales oss ossss 900 bales
Augusta frn, l6G3lzc sales, '3s oaies huoT ,a
Bros Co.'S letter Of to-day says: me 1es s
on Change is IS exceedingly dangerous 10 oe soi'
~ cotton At the same time there is no aggressive move
ment advance the price. as me trade iee.s ta az
vance at the present time would only bring aeout is
Cotton Exchange special Lverpoo cables HP"i Co.., n
hardening ,endency sales 100 s bales S America am.
5000 mdding uplands AID Fu,u;es 6u sa ana nm IN
active sellers at 64d advance closed barely sssn ny
sf February March alb MarchApril slir April
May s2rb May June Sl4s J9neIu sy,;n,s SISs Scto
AUGUST, sieb ssss Dseem6er sSs
Decemter-January. BIB
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-05

SHo on the week ouoatlons q cash wheat anos
81 O., No Northern Duluth 81 No Northern New YORK
tscarce) SOC: No Northern Duuih Hs; 80 h hsrs
Kansas a5c .. .CoRN~Th. market was narrow
under Liverpool cables showing Nd net loss followed
,nwsrd the close by reaction local covering. maj
ss being unchanged from last night Statistics were
ther buish including the heavy cearsnees ior tne
stok having already been taken out OF anne the
on the basis Of sjSc May or unchanged from the
regular Prices the week have shown net loss
closed at $3.50 0 nnoat. oATs-The specuiat've
easier tendency following wheat, Closing prices w s
husS 10 ? white cline Cash oats frmer. Ne oats
quoted 2es.c: 10 oats &c. No white 30 NS
steady 10 western pnr so.' faR T.
LEY~Market quiet: quoted. Csc. c T. Buffalo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-05
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore De-: ArOur DULL ea an Sss,ss January
eeaoeAe May s2hc Sid steamer 90 res southern them
wheat grade p s2sgs I%r.
or r DID, Fe sIs TX s susS
s3is. .nS sabsn white and yellow a2gSsc
Oats Arm: No white 20Hd3Oc: No mixed rag T.
s,ock ali Is5 bush Rye nrmcr; No western: 49,
s3ac stock ass bush Hay steady choice
Si3 asked Grain freights steady. unchangea ouSn
strong Unchanged Butter. and cheese ''ead' un
changed 49,. .. ma
Boston Dec Flour d.l w!n:I p ,nStn. Dsien,s
& iSss S. clear and .trnsh 8 2sst 2 nMs
s" Steamer yelow sc No g. sSHe N Oats uued
5ecep's 10 ,,,oes BOZ Mife.d steady spring bran
a * wn.r BRAN sI4 middlins, si3 7saslS 90 Rec
~ nomr sls % Fresh beef steady: steers &c; nina
ausrers ioicisc: foe snaec Lamb. rm; MUTTON MUTTON
nS ysarnes GaIc; veal SG0c. Butter steady; Nortn-
a rn p2c. Western 2ia2lhc imitation. l4glec ladies'
ia@ii4c Cheese steady Northern ed@hc: Western NC.
Hunalo Dec 4-Flour quiet steady Spring wheaNNS
hard oos.c: No Northern. 81 &c. Winter wheat-No
r.s n,c. No / white, 95c asked. Corn--No yeiow'
aIEc No yellow 3ihc; No corn. 3o'sc NO corn
n L.c on track Oats-No white, 27tc; No WINE,
26sc No 1 white 25hc on track Barsy-Demsna i al
best western 47g+sc: good 42g43c; common 10 far "'"
4Oc; State ++G4sc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-05

CoFFEE-The coffee market from start 70 nlsn ,, va
quite featureless today. The opening call was efcepU
siiv dull with bids showing unchanged prices 10 an ad
vance OF s points But only transaction Was nao
$50 bags September at 6l0. For an hour a1do'ai go
consisted II but lot furher-Nay al oeo lhei
a little squirt the result OF C'Nene az. mui.h
market steady yesterday inal nsufrs VIII
total Of 5000 European cables were hisier ou'
failed TO make expected response 10 Inc bulish
lures made yesterday by our market Ihey "rre u.s.
10 extent cables from Rio ana santos anu
nv we'll movement at the brazilian ports
Cleared from December steamer 5eIarnen WIN
Oo baRs Worlds visible supply increased la 1913 bags
Visible supply o., December was D AZ 1913 bags com
pared with 8. 264 900 bags on November ana "gal.
Rags December / last year Rio shipments 70 Europe
during November. 1874 600 bags: Santos shipments 70
Eu-ope e97 bags: Rio shipments TO lnned stare:
on 90 bags Sar,os shipments 10 United states ito"u
bags; Rio shipments 10 other countries 2o"" baes,
Vic6-,s shlpuers 20 United States 5000 bags santos
shipments to EUROPE include 81 900 bags, which should
included ;he October figures me nlarhe'
sr ,nc Braz!nr ruled inactive and more or less
nominal. No BIO invoice lots. quoted at $50 )oonhR
n,rcels .or mild corees was quiet
viii, business res;rcNd comparatively small Joining
rad. Changes In quotations were uniinpgrtant me
Steamer Casiilan Prince arrived In New ork To-Day
with ic ,9l bags Santos and 80 0f6 bags RIO oone~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-05

FLOUR AND MEkL--The week closed with -four In
dull unsatisfac:o:y position. with prices on all grades
excer. low winters weak and lower 10 sell. Influenced
sse by the heaviness IN wheat and scarcity OF orders
90 White patents 81 s5aS5 10; spring clears 81 19
X 40. extra No winter. 81 s0d$4: No 2 winter.
"a 4O So No 81 jJq$i co. buckwhea -four 81 ~
Csi IS ...RYE FLOIR-Du!l: tales. 200 bbls: 81 foY
81 C51<l 81 bTard .BAGMEAL-S'eady; me
white 30: me yellow. T007jc coarse 6Su65c.
FEED-stcady: ~. 90 ard so 10 winter In bulk. 75T
S7i,c: rye feed GoQd5c: city feed 10c; hominy chop.
0c: meal s26qs27 seeming sog'oc In bulk buck
wheat grain. 81 .sl$sc c New York.
Of Liverpool quotations this morning was reflected In
rcspondnz depression locally throughout the forenoon.
varied little the cose BY slight rally influenced
BY large seaboa.d clearance Final prices were nc
from 90 kc % oi6c for May the o'clock figure being
p2hc old Speculation entirely destitute Of feature
due IN part interrupted wire communication with the
west owing a storm No explanation was offered 70:
due 10 manipulation from Chicago This theory received
some color fro, the fact that SPOT wheat In Liverpool
was partly I'D net higher responding to Yesterday
Sy the foreign early desins: here News
III West winter wheat ditions bearish
inssmuch has fallen IN many parts OF the belt
5sar The really factor in the situation aside from
ARE daily amounting TO 700 co bush
hoard was .he huge weekly outward movement falling
hc OF record by only 22 900 bush and fully Justify
Opinion divided whether these exports will con-
nue long on the present basis although freight
ments already contracted point to pretty good shipments
g. u: the In Ss NEXT s the
ncrsass IN local stocks And world sepmsn: for the week
Sots from this side Export trade We: small! enouatpS
e II oadA The closing price OF NAY wheat to-day s7Ae
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-05
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS

Galveston. Dec. Cotton steady: midi:ing. i6c
low u.ddng z i8c good ordinary. II I5c. Receipts
a2l3 bales exports 70 the Continent lSi bales sa'es
iii bales rpinners. 81 bales; stock. 24s. S23 baes.
Norfolk. Dec. 4.fntton STEADY: middling. SIC low
mddng i6c good ordinary. %%c. Receipts. 45Ga
bales. exports Great Britain 5000 bales wise
1874 bales sales. 6ss bales stock 80. 35s bales
Savannah, Dec. cotton steady: middling. f6c
,ov mlddling 4Jsc Receipts 7Oss bales exports
wis. 0sl ba:cs sales 100 bales stock i+ 400 bales
New oricans Dec. Cotton nrm mddng Bic: low
mding Is lee good ordinary. +%c Net receipts, ~.
1851 bales. exports 60 Great Britain
81 go bales the Continent. $40 bales: sales 20c
bales: stock 300 49, bales
Augusta pee 4-Cotton nrm: mddlng I Ice: low
,niddns 8c Net receipts lao bales; gross. 56a
bales shipments 4is ba.es sales 1870 bales: stock 30
bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-05

LYNDON. Dec The wool auction sales wers postponed
10 Aav owing fog here. The arrivals Of wool
10 day the first series which Is scheduled to In
January 1895 ar. follows New South Wa.es 1900.
Queensland $50 Victoria. 800 South Australia, 43s;
We, Australia ASIA 81; New Zealand, 42sT
can, 81 Good Hope Natal a. 36s The imports for the
week wrr. a. f.iowr; New South wa-. SEA Melbourne
,oI. south Australia +as: West Australia "a New
Zealand 3M2 cape ~ Good HOPE and Natal. 24o0:
NarseI,l.f $50 and elsewhere 5af.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-05

9. ~ canning cows 81 25as2 10: bulls s2ess So T:sas
and Indian steers taasa 49, cow and he.fet. o.. head
Hogs barely steady light 50 1as3 2s mixed, mus v
Z, 10. heavy So 3Od$3 Sheep nominal native NV,
,Sn 81 7ss4 :o cus and bucks 81 soa$s So etocker'
s2 5oIS2 70: lambs - SO1fS Is. .
Kansas City, Mo- Dec. Cattle steady AZ
uoss steady heavies IS 9&3 37 packers eS Soas,
mixed 50 2fas3 37A light s. 25d$3 S2a YORKER SoSS
gsa s2it pigs s. sass 20 Sheep hrm; 'a"'' " WV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-05

sss ss;: :Sgs. . ,ss.s ' ]. ass
. @ %sss :S I.% &C., SSss ssg r.
FIX wa s%sa, +, 4S% aa.. 8 5s5;i ~; e
m.hy .:ed ,So ss2 50 %;.' P'N sseT rS.
shor, clear .iea boxed .ea 80 whissfy io 9'''T q
snuate a on the rrotuss Essh ar ss sgeay IA
ige cT"e.e auiet sssi.c Eggs nrm. fresh %"
Cincinnati. Dec Flour dull. whea, aul; No 2 red
orr nm 30 m I. ; a. Lara 1%i. ., sSaitt is
Ias mat. que 81 20 steady IS Gs whi:key
IG,,c cheese steady.
- spring So. May 500 2-d hys Irregular No ''N'
Mnpeso Dec y s 'rs'y SOP p.e' Ta ors
s[n i Fss a" dr n'' ec ATS ssass
clears. s2soas2" Bran-in bulk s. 2'ss' o. IN sacks
,, rs'af sss. Dec ras Mss.' and
Mars nominal corn ssseS no rcsrm mrs' and March
So w. ae'; Msrca :s sass'
1,,sr orrer good demand fancy Western creamery
D. con.yiy'n. D"' ;E..s % n.asy 2te a.
W..,ern "a tre--r iuli and barely steady ksnnsa
,ss,5; D" s T.o o aas s' Sa, stead ty
hhis a,.c country prim, In hn S A.. ,na nnse,.lsd
fSSi. IDS spring ch,cers a-e hrolI.rr sac" n m,
ICY egl S@t' sna - =, a. 4, fair to GOD e,a7
ehIess ARG 81. sac medium DO 7asc common an
- 10 alek,. TO quality. 7a"c
. . , 81 "a Sh h.: .sss'e s. w
~ jS' 49, 80 M ns az ' July sse
',r,. 10 a.n ..'s'r Sc ,Ts't a,s p'c. ,Ta.
% Nay e. Hr; an. 81. ia. G '''i nn.r arm am
9m, lsG?ae a.F, a.s .ns ssr' S r,rsa' osSins
s. .Gfs - Lard higher. prime steam ~ 40 fhSss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-05
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool Dec. 1. 30 p. m.-Exchanse Closing
vyhe,, suo, No red Western winter steady. IL vi1d;
No ! red Northern spring steady. rs Sd corn-spot-
tmer,can mixed quiet 2%d futures quiet December.
e 2itd. January 80 ihd; February IS Ind. Flour
ST. Luis fancy winter dull los Hops a, London Pacific
Gs- "a prime 5os 80 Pork Arm: prime me.s nn'
Short cut ia to 10 10 steady. sis Bacon-Cum-
hri"nd cut ~ 10 80 10 duh 3+s: short RIB 70 TO "a 10.
middles light. 80 TO IS NJ dull.
sss "a long clear mddes. heavy. 80 70 40 no. dull 1884,
Sor, clear backs 10 to 10 steady sis; clear bellies
I" ~ "a M Arm SIS 81. shouders-Square ~ 10 IA n.
arm %. Cd IArd-Prims Western steady. 22s %
mercan finest white and coored steady. as Cd
Tallow-Prme city steady. Iss Cd Cottonseed o'-Liv-
,'oI refined duil las "a Turpentine steady.
".p IA Hosin-Comnon stendy. As lid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-05

x,o-err markets SartOs-('oNre market quiet goo
average santos 1890; 5000 bags stock i"9
900 f,ags opened unchanged;
o,o.eS Lax pfg ne, advance. sales. i3Oo bags Havrs
Coffee .narke; opened steady isHf. franc higher at ~
m franc higher: p m, !. franc higher; At ~
u n. unchsnged closed ldli4 francs net higher 'oal
s.i.1 4 ,ln hays
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-05

Rio-cffee market barely steady No Rio. 1880 ex-
change 1874 receipts 5000 bags cleareu tor w
Tinted States GOO bags: cleared for Europe "" oas'
stock 473. 100 bags. ,.rou.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-05

CLOSING PRICES OF CHICAGO STOCKS.
Yesterday To-day Yesterday To day.
Yves, chlcss" ic2x Ioi !, N Biscuit. 49,. GIN e2k
rtsmond Match i49 i40k IStrawboard ..... 20 20
North Chicago. 30 South sioe L.. ~ AZ
Lake Street L.. Ign 10 lCiv haIw0'''Ssv ~"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-05
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as follows: p.o.o,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-05

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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-07-06
GETS ANGRY.
A Spanish observation-disclosures Talks
Fight Against Uncle Sam.

A Spanish NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Talks
Fight Against Uncle Sam.
New York, July GA dispatch to the
Journal and Advertiser from Madrid
says:
The Marquis Vega Armijo. ex-presi-
dent of Congress and ex-minister Of
foreign affairs, speaking at a public
meeting in Saragossa, said:
IF called to power our program will
comprise the necessity of stopping the
humiliating policy which allows Yam
KEGS to trample on Spanish rights and
even revise the proceedings of Spanish
judges. We shall instruct our navy
to search within Spanish waters fill
clustering vessels, vessels, which, UNI
der the American flag bring help to
the insurgents.
Our attitude toward the United
States will be energetic. 1 am sure
energy will not bring rupture, but Il
war comes the Yankees will find whom
to fight with in the fields Of Cuba"