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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-07-29
crayToN-BULwER TREATY.
II Provides That Hawaii Shall Not be
Annexed.

London, July 25. James Francls
uoron. nnti-Purnellite member for
Middle Tipperary, has given notice
That on Monday next he will ask
Gaorce N. Curzon, under secretary for
tho foreign office. whether the provls-
ion of the -Bulwer treaty to
+bo effect that neither Great Britain
,nr the United States shall annex
1.n is still recognized by both
mowers as OF binding force. .. =.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-07-29
WATER IS RECEDING.

Ada Now Out of Danger From the
Flood.
Ada, Mimi, July 25.-The water is
receding here, but heavy storm is
coming up from the northwest, and
rain is falling now. The lake is in its
banks again. Ada Is out of danger for
the present. No train has come over
the Great Northern since Wednesday.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-07-29
Boat Capsized.

Berlin, July 25. - A dispatch from
Hamburg says that boat containing
forty-five employees of the Hamburg
engine works capsized in the River
Elbe and six persons were drowned.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-07-29
Groccr,.. A.ked to HELM.

GrOccrs Asked to Help.
Columbus, Ohio. July pa commit
tee of Hooking Valley miners are here
to solicit flour, meat and such from
wholesale grocers who do business in
the valley.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-07-29
Robert Mcmillan Dead.

Oshkosh, Wis.,, July 25.-Robert Nc
MILAN, a prominent and well known
lumberman, died here. aged sixty-sev-
en- years. He was member Of the
firm of r. Mcmillan & Co.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-07-29
A sirntf1cont Prescnt.

Vienna, July pa special dispatch
received here says that Emperor
Nicholas has presented King Alexan-
der Of Servia with 10000 Berdan rifles
and 25,OOO,OOO cartridges.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-07-29

Turkish Troops for Crete.
London. July pa special dispatch
from Vienna reiterates the statement
that the Turkish government is pre-
pairing to send thirty-two batallions Of
troops to Crete.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-07-29
roo,. Goyernment Funds.

Shawano. Wis, July 25.-Len Kunt-
ION, postmaster at Pulcifer. has been
arrested on the charge Of embezzling
postal funds.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-07-29
PROSPERITY ON DECK.
Demand for Vessels Mt Philadelphia
Railroads Blocked.

Philadelphia, July 25.-The demand
for vessels in all lines Of foreign and
coastwise trade continues, and rates
are advancing because Of scarcity OF
tonnage. Railroads are said to be
blocked with coal for coast ports and
vessels arriving with cargoes are being
discharged on their arrival quicker
that ever before. Steamers for grain
continue in good demand FOR july Au-
gust and September loadlngs.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-07-29
Look Out for Yourself.

Ottawa, Ont, July 25.-Clifford Sif-
tor, minister of the interior, has is
sued statement to the press to the
effect that the government will not be
responsible for getting provisions into
the Yukon during the approaching
winter. He is afraid that the rush
there may lead people to 60 in with
OUT taking the necessary provisions
with them, and has, therefore, thought
it we'll to remind all who contemplate
such movement that the food sup
ply there is very limited. The govern
ment, however, is preparing to make
some shelters for parties going in and
out of the country.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-07-29

Seattle, Wash, July 25.-The steam
ship Queen sailed for Alaska, carry
ing 413 passengers, of whom 1853 were
from Seattle, bound for the Klondyke
gold fields. The others were Eastern
and Christian Endeavor excursionists
going to Dyea. The steamer carried
400 tons of freight, consisting Of bag
gage and provisions.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-07-29
BOUND FOR THE YUKON.


Great Demand MT San Francisco for
Transportation.
San Francisco, July 25.-The demand
for transportation to Alarka har in
creared 70 rapidly that the Pacific
Coast Steamship company has decided
to place another steamer on the north
ern route. The steamer State of Cal
ifornia will leave here on the 9th, con-
Meeting with the George w. Elder at
Portland on the Both. Advices from
the North have been received to the
effect that all accommodations on the
steamer Topeka, which leaver Puget
sound on the 28th, and the Alki, which
will sail in August, have been sold and
that no further transportation can be
had on either vessel.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-26
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
New-York. August %. 1897.


pruvFsR Rccelpts 81 cars or 1881 head
b cxporied direct local slaushtsrer and 81
or the market, making WIN the Gat'ie arrs'y @ N
AMI 10 a, sixeths'. Tnis supply was ne heavie-, @
9[s nTse IN moieraIcS active houshou prices well
sustained IN grades Il steers although common AMI
%~4" nsg rm f4nT b vi ose Is loal % On r. Dry cows except
really common sades also Sose1 taseI Nn,n, , , c@rs
o4 sGl at qns s. i5as s. rs Is per- c H. eais Exporter pay
ns s. 80 % TO- one stass ,aTn and oxen a, s. 7si s. bulls At
81 75uss a. dry at 81 -"as3 90 Dressed beef hrm
s' ss ahISs from IohGon and Lyerro quoted Ameri
ran s[ at ee 0TS a '5ST'f per- D. "fT fp price s
Glasg2w io'.c The hr,annie Garrei to Liyerp29
the S, Paul TO southampton. 23oo quarters for Fast
TIE orncco sailing 10 morrow for Bermuda. will take
In part 60 cattle ana 30 sheep ,..-, ,.
ayrr"se at ) 10 per oe r, i g. iss n. S.
n r2 81 = s. g. s. d os ls & M at 4 g. q: ~ Ysn" d % ao 81 M 20
& ohs g. i3s % at eo 10 "a. 90 I:s %2 70 a. s. d 90 ~
T. i - ., s s 20, S"i. s r a, s. .s DO s7 j. at
$as; i DO ;s. r. at s $ s,s;e ds ssa y II g
d? - n at & D? Ksn!"ctS 55a b. b. at $
II 40 s s e n d at s. 3 81 S al a. 2.s m aS a. M & % r. at 90 81 I q
d. l S9 T. at s. 9. 30 20 d HTEna . n ao s L. a. H. "a at 81 s 80
S & sd'. = r. 4 g g a%, ii1o = 9 $ $;
974 H. So $50 ~ se55; do, 1000 n 81 40
ls n s 80 q ,S a. =, i5 p c at s. s. Io' do Do = %,
s. AZ do io,s ib. az s. %: Co. 100 y. al :. ~
Is Is GS' &d 49, 81 ~ = a, n 80 3: S. it b. T. 3 o. O. & & %
io, r s. 20 DO 7se r. d a S. coy io;S n
do o4S ~ at 81 80 i2 do 7s' H. at 81 30 yearins-
siam!sfs son: % Illinois s'ss.s 2a2 y at s. 49,
l. s e. ~ a, s o O. + Il 90 g. 80 n at 8 lo HenucEy IT. Ky
steTs i.5. NJ at 81 20; ia do. ss N. at " 20: DO
10 sG["ip se ss g. cnysF s 81 2 J I'H?s e s s'f l. @ @ s
81 Fsn; 81 4s T. 5s Z Z g. g, 49, 90 oc O. o @ 5. r. M at 81 @
100 n a, sss0 oxen. lo2a n, at $40
% dd IL o1 st. s 4 Co. Sf:aS so r. at s. I " at 81 Co.
~ '@e 8 e. co. sc s.. q NJ |p at SO =" i: z do at s II M at !: 20 COS
~ Collins: ial, ,a7 i g ai 50 IN e9vs so n.
i s ,o1ss: 81 * "a ssS aS ~ 80 At 8 e! 90 DO " ' at s.
II II. Hollis: buis SO NJ a. s. 10 IS do sos n.
5 do 10 So TO- DO. iias N. a, ss d. coo ID.
,sSs WRIT y; Co 90 e. 's; at So e:4 e NJ do.
oxrn' sar'"f i5oS n a, s.. bulls 1928 y So - i DO.
n a, s. 10 so 10 s DO a, $ Z a. S 80 dG r. 7 T. y
n 81 So !, as 3, ''7 NJ at 50 90 do. 700 n
n, 'sS'ss s o. r. s. No. 100
h. 'G%' at s2 90 d. 10 ~ At s.: O. iss II at g o.
r. al =; i. ! d, 10 y. q .:25, .''
y Mst%sr cows 81. 'n' n at '' s. ao = de 70 r. io 4,
IL &c. 40 No. at s? 10. 70 DO. si2 ~ at 81 '. d. 80
John ba.ey: ! bulls. $50 n =, ssi9
8: 80 cows. go IL. 1T s. -; d. G." H. at 50: CIV
MIicr cows-Recs,P:.; ia head-sa drec, and III
though common and medium grades were very hard 70
s gss ..nsr, Of .a fsDs %sry yq a s Ss
ssss-F 9 Baey: cove and calves. s2ssss7 each
Hume j. ne Mule; cows and calves. So 5SSsso.
George Is Disneack COW COW and. ana car ,,.,o s.,
D. 'a 'iS' 10 cSSs sss sii' aaa cal'ss ssos
New-York tribune., 1897-08-26
ERIE RAILROAD.


ss f,lows ard five minutes earlier from West I'D 81
..Oo A. M-Vest tuled Express daily for Blnghamtons *
Waverly. Elnra. Buffalo Bradford Arrive bulao '""
p NJ Paror cat 10 Buffalo. -,.,
oI5 4. M.-Vestlbuled Express daily. except SOhlly;
rr p,~, Ierv. Monticello Lackawaxen. Honesta.e ana
impor,an, local porss to Corning Daily to por 1e'''
pullman Paror Cars FOR Monticello and Corning IN,
200 =. M.-Vestlbulei Limited fas, mai! Daily so.a
train sor Chicago Via Cuauauqua Lake. arrives eIs
iand 40 A NJ Chicago =. ". Sl-epars 10 chicago
Cleveland and Cincinnati Dining Car.
...n n, M-Bunalo and Cleveland Nestbuled ESl!sss
pan" arrives Buffalo o5 \. NJ. Bradford. .:l' a. ~.
jamestown 200 A. NJ. cleveland l2:3O p NJ slespss
"a Beralo and Cleveland making direct connections io'
I.,r.r t'hcag, and the West Cafe IAbrar! car ,.u.
S;t5 r. N.-via Chautauqua Lake and NiagaIa ran .
raiv S.d ,rain 70 Sleepers 70 Hornel!sNhs
chicago and cincinnati Irning Car. ~ .,,,,u
yrInrf; t-rs LOCAL TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN
rr,nn odations A, III. il3 2dl. i0l and 20, BIeaS-
wav l23 rowery 1856 East l2Jth 81 and o. Wss, l2o
"' ' Ss,hers ard West 23d st ferries. New-fork, ~
and 72S fulton IT, 100 Broadway Bro "yn 90 ha''sI. ~
$50 cas for anI checks baggage from hotels and resi-
.,ences to destination.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-26
WEST SHCRE R.K.

Trains leave w 42d St station. " Y. follows and
* m earlier from foot os Franklin St:
:,:3O A. VI Dali. Local TO Bunalo; Sleeping car
New York to Bio5mye. Sundays only; can be oeca-
iao 4 s ~ Daily Local Albany FOR catskn Noun
,oI5 iIs a. n Day for Albany Utica. Syracuse. Roch-
ester Buffalo Niagara Falls. Fort Wayne. Toledo.
ct,Is tI.o 900 a. NJ Dally excep, sunday to Bioomv!l,
and ,,skill Noun aims New Paltz Lakes N3honk and
Winnswaska Parl0- 20 Bloomvie and New Paltz:
::,5 4 VI. Daily. except Sunday 9 catskt!
Nourfa rs New PATTI. Lakes Mohonk and VI Mnne"aska,
AIbany Saratoga. Caldwell. Lake George. PaFlor cars
70 Saratoga and Caldwell .
lis NJ SATURDAYS only Hat-Hol,iay Special to
catskfu Mountains. Par,or car attached .
C|3:45 p VI. Daily except sunday . catskiil Monl-
t,tns New Pal,z Lakes Mohonk and MnneNaska. Al
bany and Saratoga Parlor car attached 10 BOOM
Vile and Saratoga.
Lon p NJ Daily except Sunday. for Albany.
cuse Rochester RuGal0. Niagara Fails, Toronto. De-
,roit cleveland, Chicago and ST. Louis.
q ,o p N Ta!v. except sunday. for Newhurg. Albany
Saratoga auI Montreal. Sleeping car Albany 10 Mon
7,in VI Daily except sunday. for Syracuse. Rochester
and Buffalo ~ .. ,.
ter Buffalo Niagara Fails. Toronto Detroit Ceveana
Chicago and -. Louis $500. r.on
r C-Ieayes Brooklyn by Annex: Alo:l5, BC.W
a NJ C3:0J =. NJ; Jersey city. Z. X. H. sta'i1a'
AiO:4O BlioO 9 3:2s ?. ~
Time tables AT principal hotels and oHlces.
i q E LAMBERT Genera; Passenger Agent
Vanderbilt Ave. New YORK;
New-York tribune., 1897-08-26
EXPORTS TO DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New-York. August -. lS3


COTTON-The cotton markc: pursued zgzag curse ,s
increased pu6lic the staple as an oie,e
FOR ventures In preference 10 gram nov MA. Nv
latter has reached such altitude The marker opcn,u
easv q decline Cf 3dll points. cables ialiihs 20 se
the support looked while the average 81 crop NJ
was reearded aearish although more cr Jess cufilt
ing lrivat" cables ascrhed the NeaHheSs IN , It'h
!sh cotton Gisqueting runors iionl le s'a,
frontier The feature is regarded as heihs W.
particular sigrincance view Of the s'rong s'atSuca
position ard the bI adening speculative interest," ~ o..
ION as VOL as niicaupns Of stl more wiiesprea" am
roo,- IN business circles generally thr ughout the C"u
rv Following the call however the narKe' Ur1hr
.Ga points ruled quite Irregular under hr" VI 'ess
general and .ciive liquidation. In The afternoon we mar
H. showed considerable speculative ana r,'ulet"Ml,, IVY
energy .1r and picked M some oi m - ~
coss5 barely steady with September II points hise' am
ether months 205 points lower Total s1lr I'SV ,y,
futures spot cotton firm. ll6c hsher hiull.k w
lands l-iGr. mdding Gull '-l1c SIs, oo,,"', @ "a
Southern maEets middlng quoted: vs. as i%linWs @
steady : 12-fGc sales JJo bales Mobile ho'hlis -. -
&c savannah Quiet 1sc. sales. "a ba.es ha' ies VI
rrn 7qc7i>c Wilmington quiet. '',' NorielH lJe.'
=: sales | bale Ra,uor- n'inal - -,e .S .e','
Memphis firm 7l6c gales ~ bales AuEns'a s''a'y
n. sales .O7 bales s. Lus drm lilo: ,,,r
Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables Hiot ,,i
,uia-. sales 7tpD Bales speculation anu ,Nr",t, ~
fales American T.cn bales. middlsng up;aiiis ., i
fu,ures opened sellers at l"4i u'Vl"t 49,
s,e9dv q G5ig points decline. iand ~,
efi.6: Febuary March 3iso March Arrl sias' AI'il
reniber 4Gis september October. .E'Ss; o'lFi
35li,h November december 3i's re NJ" ''a''''''
3i7i'b Manches;er-Narns duii; cloths "u'
III. of eopf rae
New-York tribune., 1897-08-26
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

p-s,,n Aug 2-'The American Wool I'D Cotos
peporier viii say tomorrow oi the Wool mi<Aet; me
,,artet has continued very active. with sales rev
hundred thousanl pounds less than the previous week
and mice have increased In nrmness The general st
has not advanced materially but In few specialtes
there have been good gains The irmness ~
fc.cc is indicated the fact that some medium WOOL
nb,ch wss sold during the last week at 2Tc. Is now
held or 3Oc Territory wools have sold In large blocks
80 600 pounds e Montana being sold 10y concern IN
m. original bags. \ feature was sale OF "No"
rourds II Montana Ns95) at II Is rumored around itc
Zinc medium Territory quoted clean at -. ara No.
staple being 47c and SOC Fine French secured mas
s.i There have been large sales oi AUS
tralian wool the ordinary cleaned price being o.gvc
sales u The week In Boston New-forS ana fhiiahel-
pha aggregate 5a2 1?I pounds 9o2i1SI being dones
lie pounds foreign sales since January !.
355 G25 $50 pounds against llooifo p'"nos last year
New-York tribune., 1897-08-26
"BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS

Arrives Buffalo a:5j p. VI. Pullman Nes'ibule Day
coaches ami Parllr cars. Dnlrg-Car Service. Meals
Ia carte Buffalo with through sleepers 70
sI2:25, i2:fO r NJ daily. except Sunday. tor MArcH
CHUNK and Intermediate points ,..-ov
sf2:55. t:15 p. NJ. sundays only. Tor EAsTON.
MATCH CHUNK and the coal branches -
-I:?3. 1 40 ": daily cxcep sunday tor LIKES
RARRB PTTTsTON. SCRANTON and principal inter-
mediate stations Connects for all points IN coal regions
chair for W.lkestarre.
BApEE' PITrSTON sCPANT6N and principal inter-
cilaa stations Connects for al points IN coal regions
Pullman Buffet Parlor Car - Wilkeshlrre.
1865. 5.I5 p. u. daily nr EAsTON and inter-
.5:55. G:lO p. ". daily except sunday Express for
s,ating,on and principal !r'srme Hate stations connects
for Reading and HARRISBURG. Chair car 70 Stating =
sH;55, 800 = VI daily for BUFFALO NIAGARA
FALLS ami at points West Pullman s"eper vest!bule
train " I Chicago. Seepers to Bufalo and Toronto
s7;55 S::sO p daily except sunday. stopping only
a. SOI'TH PI.AINFIFLD. EASToN. BETHLEHEM
MATCH CHT'NK. l. & n. JUNCTION. sAfRE. GEN
EVA ROCHESTER BATAVIA. AMI BI'FFALO. Pull
man S.eeper Buffalo. None but slee9.ng-car pas
sengers carried. NJ taggaFe carried -
sS:55, 600 p. NJ daily. flr ITHACA. GENEVA.
ROCHESTER. BtFFALO NIAGARA FALLS. an all
points West Pullman sles7ers % Wkeshar-s ana l'naca
Additional trains daily except sunday for Bo
BROOK and intermcdate points leave as ~ vs. = = ~
Tickets and pullman accomm dations az li3 28l 2I3
AS 9i4 and 1879 Broadway 81 r. 1ith ST. i5G r 25ts
:, I97 Rowerv y Y. $50 Fulton ST. Court s.. IS
Proadwav and BROOKLYN Annex. Brooklyn.
Y Transfer Co Will call for and check baggage from
hotel ~ residence through to destination.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-26

FLOUR AND MEAI-The -four market was quiet, but
sp.ns patents quoted s. 4oase oo winter s'raigh,s
& 4Sas IS ex'ps %i% Nd Wn,S IS SS14 90 extra No.
winter 9 toas sao,ss ,sGS KIN 40
dried 81 'oas2 ~ as 70 brand ari. ga
FFED~sirons: io 90 and ~ n winter IN bulk. Go@G3c
sprlns in bulk 5!hQG?c 100 10 nlaans 6T;S
chop 52.a55c; oil meal So 5oa2 CO. screenings "a'''
GR1iN-wHEAT The wheat marke, started out o.
day with bulls in control and spirited ccmpr'2n ior
Pric's ran up 10 this bulge agains, 95sc last
nsss Issisns sDs ana short accoan; dipped which
s;sadly Teashng & IN ,oar ae cary cs sisTncDn sec
laon reused INTO pronounced activity several tines d9r
case we Yesterday. there Vas n' OF no eyerish
eG' n the pit e M Ss sg who no sasr s e heir
proAts and yacaed the marke' IN favor OF he smaller
AFRAID TO persist aggressive actions Gable news was
sfie openns @ I'd over rallied .@i.d ana then easing
of s.igh,y closed a, 2s93Al loss from last nsht pars
ga 20 points on on wheat. and Is centmes frame
Lover and On nqn n2p1 unosy marks o%er so hat, with
the exception Of cary oresn buying and the yerYo.
confidence on the s1l side The pu6esqn by prom
met Of between three and four million bushels
BY ESsoPe ss ysSn Ss' % sr Ss S h Close s
arhs, nTny ,SsSnas t y 1S0s @ shs. 1n.
York and oupor'. TO day Final figures tof the day
sss seas Gsf '.5
e % oyer s.p''m0sI 81 nd % 1psS "S p!ns H a2h
81 ucs. T. b. afoa,. Later the curb December
ouo.ed 99A4c .cORN-The interest in deal
rzs to-day was active al stronger prices he total ad-
shade higher ,han last night. and continued 10 ad-
vance sendiy with few reactions. until the close.
wl.ch Principally top fot The day Liverpool ga
closed a, ii.d decline hen
ing ,nnuencss the West unsatisfactory reports
g nrnrnng the developments Of the AMI indicn
ins si rnTssnient would not long continue rs
There some heavy sa'es made hy
ii. chicago bat this was about counterialancel
o, equally goo. buying In other qrarters No. 2 corn
3ss.c elevator. and 35asc delivered
The export trade footed 10000 bush oATs-The
for o,,s qIie but with the Othei
markets closed 10 net higher Export trade was
only moderately active shippes a"ny sowH bush 10
5,@S5iac No white 2ikc track miIed 24a25c; track
.RYE-Market steady: quoted No.
Western s4c c T. Buffalo. .BARLEY-Market quiet
- c Z. Bunal0
New-York tribune., 1897-08-26
TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. Aug. - ,SpeciaD Wheat rad a very different
experience to day from yesterday. TUESDAY there was
on--larsey scare over MARGINS II looked as
II bull pool In the market Lai overloaded Itself.
and felt certain where. I'm imhling II would
land The fact that It hal successfully nludaed corn
and its December wheat arl hau ol by September
removed today anxiety that felt here yesterday.
This gave every opportunity get back first
principles That seemed b the everywhere.
close Paris showed no great weakness Outside domes-
cred over half Of yesterdays decline and d sei strong
at ~ ccns AMI " cSsed a, @ f cents "a" The i Decs
which closed Tuesday a, 81. cents sold NJ 3i'. cents
NewYot reported 80 loads accepted o,er night
cash sales about 500 bushels. charters
w~ H ne no ' Tef '' r the nc kngom 6uyes uness
ar e So,lnm' enarances %ee Hey 900 lnhrs rm
@rT receipts were ~ COO usncs against $500 bushels
as, year At three points nneapois duluth and chi
cago-ihere were 55 ears. agnst $50 last year The pit
did nothing Aen Grier cyden.ly ~xeepted merely few
se gb, pre Thsre Vas some local snns a, he
outset on the th~9ry that the maIse nad 9n M 90 % much
by bulls. who had lGudaed u advantage. The wheat
coarse grains becoming popular. There was
twice as much 'ra4e in corn - IN VIII An'9sm @ ,a,
sold possibly 10000 brshes Slighs n s, to daY cent?, e
over Tuesiay be,eTssr s e:n'; n az . . 'e 81, n cents
linc rs selling since Monia! having agS,esaei 10,
Les. 'esF T f"t h, eon line Without loss ani psl, wi!h
ii;tle prod, /, must have nad paper profit on Mon
I,v 90. about s-.tDVO It, alone country oef-
inrs have fallen account of tue drclne Receipts
-, orv. aud IS te ernl lil3 to
dav With I5,5 estimated for Thursday Charters were
an -, POO bushels seahoari '.arances Mcr.
AKA Ooo lushe. The largest buyers were the sellers OF
Tu.~day councilman ami other elevator y" pie"
0s,s we're firm ralying AZ. cents AM closing az
nmcsi the toy Tho specialists claim that lr ~
- t,s moi Iiouldaiel thai n has long lnc IN
,1f 80 at,u bushels. May opened a. - cents
sad between % and - cents; ard cos't az
80. gecen's were 49, with 5JG estimated lor
Irbursiav. charters. 10000 bushels. . . =
pryisicn- were strong rcganins all the Iss made
rr,siav Pork soa@r last night In,n l..
cents to IL cents over. Ribs lTis cents oyer H9s re-
e,,s ,re moderate head with 2Htp heai csti
ne, Tor to-rn0rrnw There kc,t an ocs maj cos.
",arS II Is expected that the stock ~ ribs hei" VIII
a., lc much Over 2pWp.OO 10. - 49,, -, o,,.
ON the curb puts" necemicr wheat ,i,ss" a. "a, @
,,s t'cas ~, cents. puts SEPTEMBER Nhe
i,tfIe traded in closeI a; 90 cents. calls e put &
~ p.reuter corr closed 81, cents calls as Ve'9'
f,,.r,lsr and october on the curb was va ce''s'
New-York tribune., 1897-08-26
OTHER MARKETs-EY TELEGRAPH.

chicago Aug - Trade in cat,Ie fairly animated.
Su, IT %s H few ua m Of chocs cattle soi a, about
former prices moved on slowly at reiuetions Of
br"gh s. 80 and choice l2:oq 23c ID sold FOR
- - while good cattle sold around So The poorest
dressed peef cattle fouri buyers at s'HS - ana
N. bulk If cattle crossed The scales at 81 i'a>1 D.
Butchers s'un IS in very good demand at y
Texas cattle mostly $3si and Western rangers
largely @or>i ~ sockers and feeders sold az 50 -
asa 80 Western feeders sl for - saN - anG sales
of feeding bulls at 50 $onS3 60 and feednY
heifers 81 2oas4 20 Trade was active at about Tues
days range u prices The bulk ~ me ouerings soia az
50 o5a$i TO- ard good many light sold for - oasi -
The extreme range Of prizes Tor hogs was 50 so -
pigs selling al Nnsi - Heavy hogs continue 10 com
prise share ~ the receIts. and there are not
enough Hight weights 10 e around. Common packing
The market fcr sheep AMI lambs fairly active and
lesdy eNce for poor Hgrs u Sheer h. d S at s. 81 caa S
natiyes and res"rn range ,cks brought - 2g @ SS 10
tenS @ m . ~ sng % toy M rs ond ,,a 9a lo ers yep @s
salabe 81 50 3lnS5 - Feel.ns lambs brought Sigt 30
% Eas, BrGa, ma UD 1Us - ccop,. cars. Market
Yorters. so9i - c6oec s45S roushs c8@mon to good
81 51as3 50 piss good - choice - l5as4 81 sheep and
goi extra coe. s. 2;a<5 IS cuils air. 81 75as1
Shop cho. 10 selected weth"rs 81 25aSi 30 cuiis ard
kansas M tgs 2ca''s 6 sss'dy @ y IIos % 4sq' sS9y e &
So G7i ights 50 GoaS3 972 WORKERS 81 Glas ~ pigs
50 25as3 % sheep steady: lambs. s351H 20.
goo 5. i " o. u. stag. and coWs sga s. 8 Hdss
:, ~ best mediums s. 30asi 81 grassers 81 2oati -
heavy - loas4 9o rougis. 81 1888 20 sheep steady
choice 81 o5asi 10 common S25oasa 40 choice lambs
s. lo4sj - common To good lambs. SASS; veal calves
St Tonis Aur. 25-cattle steady to strong; native
dressed leef and butchers s. 2lqs5 under 1000
and heifes s2asi CO. Texas snd Indian steers rrosse,s
3gst 30 lows End ncifcrs $2g>a 20 Mess sirons &c
x soas4 80 sheep sieaiy; native mui,Cns S36ss 49,
sockers So s5q slo lambs 81 75d$' 10. Texas. 50 10.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-26

COFFEF-Tho coffee market. In view u ihe h'aVN ~
49, ufct movement of Brazilian sulp"s IS Sdu
70 L.. rcnlorkabiy well m7iffatn'd The HiiE c"'rin
,t,rs - fHe supply showing a. Rio and santos con-
-uc uo.r au scale, tf~ last pieH rT'op.s
Santc. tho iarsest N record alhl't re- -
az RIO anl santos oge'hef ioons up o""" u"s7' -'
~, ~ large as totals heretofore r.P)ited Lhe
Amerirsn ssble supply hss again e>c"e"i the 49,, StW
mark l.r day sn5. .iui fag> Notwithstanding
enormous pr.esuIe the New ork market opened
s,s,dv with p.i unchanged t. points higher. lhef
wee ale, Of 5l the call bl f'r the resi- oi
tue forenoon - sales The total business u
~. session reached only 800 bags. with me market
finally steady net advance Of 70 10 points. Inc
i,1rtcqn mark s'cod up remarkably we'll consldeIhg
h- large nyeni.nt and the general situation was heed
T. IN alyence of ~ in exchange at Ri' THIS stimn
t+ed inclrding covering by local
sn0rts. usark-t at best was tame aHhll.
Sr., lfazusn still quite neglected and UoT" or
less nominal On lasis 0f csc for invoice lots ahn
acf-r tobtrg parcels The market for mild cofees ha.
ea Quie; end without feature. while showing rather
weak IN lrr.ore On haS.s about former prices We
quote. Maracaibo-- Comm On 10 good. ''suloc' good
C,rta Ioi. lsc La Ciu2yra GARAGES, V'zplSc Porto
Caheio el4pGc. .avaAiila- -l'ucaf"manga l5':Hlosc'
l. roa 5TiSisc Mexican -CoIGorl lui2HlGi3c. Oaxaca.
lHlsc. Central Arlericar-Commcn 10 ordinary. luy
iic fair To- good l4i.Ml7c prime 10 choice l'sn2V'2c
Fas, Inda-lntsrior -. 2f2c; fancy 2iH%c. JaNas.
~ 25c. Angosura. IlNi2c: Mocha lsq isc Sales in
ci ed hacs Maracabo a. l.asul@.c. and 400 bags
Central Amer privar" terms.