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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-22
OTHER MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

Chicago Sept cattle OF attractive quality
were sclr onengs did not need 10 he very attruc
rive Ia interest buyers and about all sound sales at prices
,ycll % improved values OF Monday cows ana
many DAYS and sold Il point higher than at time last
week Prices ranged from s. IOg ~ for fair 70 prime
and heifers. Good TO extra native steers Drought
a. a,as5 co The stock OF veal calves was quite lib
values were readily paid Tor al
desirable lots selling around s.. nothing very good
,ndrr 20 Range OF quite brlsky nj steady
prices train OF Texans going at ~ % ana most tar 70
sloice Westerns 81 ~. some fancy llOO-b Dakoia
,t.crs selling up 81 A.. Strictly choice hogs OF all
v,ghts readily enough at 5c advance and all suc
were quickly cleared. Nor many heavy went TO pack
n 70 sell below 90 Fancy bacon pigs went at ~ 90
.m, eytrA weights at 81 30 but most heavy
md mixed II choice quality sold at 81 3gS4 10 Trading
IN shecp and lambs active and prices firm Good
wethers sod as high So ~. string OF 600 good 93
at 50 30. and mutton grades sold
LARGELY Id$f Lambs were OF more attractive quail
49, moi many went IS 20 feeders buying largely
"a Gs - killers AZ 81 S5nSj - Receips-Catte.
400 mead; hos 1900: sheep. $4,000.
81, Louis Sept. 2.-Cattle steady At yesterdays al
ances fair 10 fancy native shipping and export steers
"a 5O4s 3O beef and butchers SigSi % steers
under ~ Sc 1904 10; stockers and feeders 81 3Ofp
cows and heifers S2gS4 50 canning cows. 81 o0n
So a. bulls IOdS3 so: Texas snd Indian steers So 500
e. aofst 90 mixed 81 iOasi 30 heavy s4gsI 42 Sheep
strong native s. l0us3 10; stockers. xg$2 To-
Texas lambs. SO JOGS5 90.
East Buffalo Sept ei.-Cattle-Receipts car; market
steady HossRecepts. cars market setIve ana hinrr
yorksrs good 10 choice 81 65 roughs common To goo.
81 ;OGS3 lsO good 10 choice. ~ 5000 o. sheep ana
i,mb,-f,ece pts cara; market fairy active i1nns
choice 10 extra. 81 G0us3 20 cus and common - 2oso
reec,ed wetheis 81 43Is] "; culls anu
eomrnon 81 5oasi
Kansas city. Sept. :iCat,,s weak to zoe lower osS
81 10; mixed. 81 ojGsi -; light 50 ocasi ID forke's'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-22

nEAii A%D JUTi:-Th. mafset 4. inactive There t.
mom bal fr5es were a. feows: Manila hemp .poi
K" Ss@ aa fi% iGe :. ' pi ao iRs jue po
ls 10 s.: @ s1rd s5G M 2" Ia 'i na ,
paper qualify. L. shipmen! s7:gie: jl's bu'ts. miASs
4c rue butts, bassne inaltc T.. ...u,., ~.
hides ana hcr. was fair demand for such stock sup
pes wg.' n2i sTs '1 p fy were T@' as o% &
rna l7asc MAtnm9I9' in bond iSa@le, o59GfS In
Galveston. i5alGc. Puerto cabelio i,.c, Ia Gua ra
ssSs o D'y iir TeAas 2isai5c Maiamoia~ 49, Wet
i, a. ihS r butt hs S side brSd.
::ittGo,. uu'' Cow = ,qarac: bun. sasi.c
IEATuER-Thc market was fairy active for hemiocl'
leather with iobbers the principal buyers There wa
nTt 9a'r drr,and Prices were follows: Hemock
Gis sSs ar; 1sn go SS? 2as leca1G
lea &C. birds l7Eais7G rejeetf .5g ihe rn9a snt
cconr heavy ,hs 2Sd2is sa' SS S sS%
oaale ,eSond ..c3 3og' ae: ihid 2ia2sc: belize
G q s &leT 5sas sa$@ Ts;as sas ?2a2
si 15asi3 80 London closed with ;go' fo2 p 3D. a1,
on fn,nres singapore closed At fc2 las London
Id.e5 wlih sao a, rs lis % and futures
Is s1 ,on" w TT s SSa a, 70. s. s9 4 @
London WIN ,o' a. az s. a. e. st. LOU, eqss
.rGar w ana '3ei a la 50 ~ @ ~ and
refined 8 a 3d6n Closed s q ~ s
FOR ,po LOUIS sd r% d and q n,sH wh , va
100 q y ssssw eesed S s si si'aa 4 Md
esb,ro closed NJ As Oh.
NOI.,ssEs AND SGRUPS-Tho market firm. but
only active Glucose was steady at 81 50 FOR ~
follows: Ncw-Drcans centrifugal
common. Ioai2c; fair. 12Gec good l'asc prime l.9
gle: New-Oreans kettle. common. 23H2ic; tair.
2i0o5c. good .iu21c: prime. 21a2S choice. :sIt1c:
rorto Ico. 2G133c Syrupscominon. "a lCc fair. llT
l3c: good I4aI5c: prime. lGdlsc; fancy 1hQ2ic.
NAVAL STORES-Socks follows: Kosln, ~ .
bbl-: spirits turpentne. .s4 bb!s; tar. 321 bbs
Spirits urpcniine ruled hrmer and rosin steady Tar
pitch Prices follows: Tar. regulars
81 ~ oil bbs 81 so pitch 81 80 spirits turpsnne AMI
machines 80. n3itc rosn. common To good ftrane.
81 4aIsI 30. r. 81 10: +. 81 g. O. 81 30. II. 81 80 l..
~ ~: \. 81 g3: ". 81: y. 81 l"g$2 20. @. s:".
w W. 81 G5aS2 20
OCEAN FREGITs-The market for berth freish;s !,
quiet but firm Mt the following quotations.; Liverpool "a
iondo a; Glasgow. 3sgid; Bristol 80 Leth. f.e;
Hull. 4.d: Newcastle 4isd Antwerp. AID; Hamburg "
piss Rotterdam 9 Ans erlam. e'.c; Cork for order,
september. 3s Gal3s I'D direct ports large tonnage ~
IsdG3s Sd; GOTTEN TO Liverpool per ~ S2sic FOR oc
toher; London. oats IS I'd. FR:iGHrS AND tfh
TEitS-IOr sail tonnage there continues ratner 80"
market but rates In all departments firm IN stean
tonnage there Ia little doing the moment Gram rates
are steady and cotton deal ami timber ARE strong
HARTER-Briilsh steamer. i544 tons. Tampa to tas
rup. phosphate 2tr September; British steamer 80"
tons Tampco New-York Boston. hemp, al or apout
3l6c Norwegian steamer 365 TONS West indis Time uhd
private terms: British $50 tons ari.soh 70
Liverpool cotton SIS nj. British steamer. l'"o auif'e'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-22
TIE TRApE IL CHlCAGO.

Chicago. Sept. q ,SycoiaD Wheat closed T.! cents
under Monday. and time showed loss of
Receipts in the Northwest largel92j cars against
oo3 last year. Chicago had ~ cars 353 year
and primary receipts Just double last years.
Cables furnished further bear reasons Liverpool being
OF ~ 10 ia. and Paris N l. confines The market
nj no time had any support The crowd thought that
the wheat bulls worried and that they we've anxious
get rid u = their line puts which they had
bought Monday night Because Of the statistics the cables
ana the theories regard to the bull attitude the crowd
exceedingly hearish from the outset The market
Was started at put figures was a times cent under
them AMI closed that some 4 these pINieges were
between aa. ana .o ana closed at 9lGyis cents
september closed i!0+- cent premium, ana the queer
closing Of Monday which made SeptcmDsr x cent undrr
exceedingly b,Irsh. bull ann uncemens we're nor IN
we're bdr%i cSarant"s $500 bushels rh, Mark Lane
hpts % Nh, INV uosnlv p-arh "a 100 ooo bushels
The total only uttle morn than the exports IN me
and less than haf me exnors a. ,iSses
~'rr i4"S ' mrke c@ed to have no support
was No. special raidng There WAS rather easy feeling
o. rb ng M mpSrant Covering Insured possibly
by sior reseP pts wc sg Samples we're cent
higher There was possibly ntte u''e' t'l,9 v
a. 1o bushels seaboarl clearunces Mere ,O o bushels
Liverpool was ,r ri e 70" a,ien philips and Updykc all
Of it There some Other avd G"y rop p we
a'Eou' 9G ~ in CARROTS Will be under 90 by the end
81 ,b week pscenbcr sold at 3o. and 800. cents and
80, rers ara May selling at 23's ana -Js cents and
,1re y, .3a cents small receipts sharp casn Ie-
mand and the strength in corn were nT H ,ss sam
were 500 an seab1ard cearances We're a25@D bushris
sr,r we're 22sooo bushels Exports sales here were
about go 90 bushels 1T. tho nr,yIsion rnarle.
New yellow fever rlImors oo@e M, rbs 10 cents il
& ,iinei that there were ten cases az az, ~ yas
Wa ai,,,ro"n, scared all support Ihe cose was
lne ser ~, "rer The bottom Hogs wee cents hghrt'
.S S ~ coo AZ the yards and 49, 900 estimated i'F
.A., wheat closed s9- cents;
calls 92l, cents. Puts v"
cnnts. calls" 81 cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-22

all p0rtS for the week NeriOusy es
- ~, o4o 90, 600 bales. against receipts
int Week II 17G IA and last year Of % 49, bales
ia ,nI.t-r,F,-Tho coffee market opened steady at de
o,,,s - $40 points, ruled quiet. with unimporiant
clile e. fhe rest o! session ana closed steady
,h rrces finally points lower TO points higher,
WI, vth Yesterdays closing nguics. Sales the
conPa 70 bags: up II $50 bags. and for the
ca s"ss!on II 800 bags Tic marAe, generally had
cil.ie rSer,one European cables being rnsasfactory
"eh sn,s az Rio and santos the increase 10 days
a'i ,nnnrtinr 81 the porte There
,s,, m no foreign buying selling in this market the
l,t. no,,re.n had situation practically to them
ycs selling checked by the relative hrincs. ~
a rule insisted on the basis or INC
spot 10 in cnering spot supplies. There
aes 81 spot Rio on this any other basis MID cyhees
@ Vnonsily Quiet with holders inclined 10 hrmness.
Nm sdranlage Of the attitude OF spot Brazilian hold
n,,.d states warehouse deliveries yesterday were
$40 bass Receipts Rio and ssntos 80 far THIS season
..,...hat than receipts the cor
,crio5 Cleared for Easia september
% steamer saerno. with 5000 bags arrived steamer
Amsl0 with 20 955 AMI steamer LASER: WIN
70 3os bags ire market for milo coHecs c'9sed Iuet
ana about steady the folowng quotaonr: Mhrhcapp
~common 10 good. aapc; sooa cncus l$salGAe;o Ia
Guayra-f.aracas 1Oi.dllsc; Porto taDelio 9t.YiVzc
acknowledgements i2isTl5i.c; Bogota. l3gls,sc.
MexIcsn-Cortova I0lsgi5a.c; Oaxaca lo1ri'+ Cen
fra Amercan-f,omnon TO ordinary, gsGl3N.c. falr 10
good iITi7c prime to choice. i7's@coc East India
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-22

East Liberty. Sept. 2l.-cate steady and unbalanced
liogs active; -ne Hight and best medium, - nIft ~,
common To- fair grades 50 55r$ COZ pigs ~ dgn - ~.
graryors ana stubDiers - i5s 81 heavy ~ iosi ~;
uaghs, saftAi 80 sheep active and higher; choice. "
81 % common 50 50a>3 laTbs 81 tU - ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-22
THE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore. Sept 2i.-Flour quiet and steady: un-
changed sales 100 lbs Wheat G.ill and lower; spot
AM month. 31i.T35'sc October 5Jss1t5'sc bccemu.F
~ .G96lsc steamer No red DsI>9i,c stock llo2 ol5
nish sac 5000 bush southern wheat by sample soF
6ec: do grade. .OGacc Corn easy: spot and month
new or old dhc January 800 3jiic steamer mixed 3ls
G3 4c stock l31sUJ9 bush: sales. b;sh Southern
white corn 5tHoIc do yellow. - isisc Oats firm: No :
Whe; 2J"D':c; 80 mixed 22u23r. stock. 49,. 3s bush
sIock III pa BUSH Hay steaiy; choice timothy. $3.50
81. 30 Grain ireights quiet and firm: Live
poo Ter bush 3D. October; Cork Tor orders per quarter
- g. september; IS I'D October Sugar strong un-
1JqiGc: do lade l3llic good ade 2d3c store
packed. yqiic. Eggs hrm Unchanged Cheese steady!
unchanged.
Boston, Mass. Sept. 2i-F!our dull winter patents
- JGs5 clear and staghts, 81 0f ~ 80; spring pat
ent. - 1886 10: and stlaights. 81 500 s. 30
meal quite; AZ Isqsc per 81 Ou$ - per Dbl Corn
dull steamer g yell9w ', 'e 70 ,e oa,s@pema2d
clipped 20d2gi,c. Mllfeed-Sprng bran S2 -. winter
bran SO - midng slS I5N$l6 50 dog Gour $6 -
Fresh beef steady; steers. eUsiec; hni quarters ll9
1iiac fores Ja5lse LAMBS firm; mutton and yearings
Western lya lpl2c imitation. i>plsi,c. ladies, l2c.
Cheese firm: Northern. DC: Western. 9la@92c.
Buffalo sept. 2l--Sprlng vheat-Dcmand light limits
fairly steady No hard arrive. 3Ji .c; No Northern
old suot 81 O5: new, eSC; No Northern. new. spot
9}c. 40 hard I. 97c. Winter wheat-Demanl only
fair easier, No red. DC; 40 extra rcd .3i-c No >
white; 20. corn sisens No yetw Spse no 3 Yellow
oats strong higher No wnite. y "a 93-c; No white
24t2li,c No white. -3f2ec: No mixed. 22igff 20
No :; mixed. 2lsn2l-lc Rye quet; 10 in oto'e, 33c
Canal freights quiet, unchanged Flour-Far demand
steady.
Chicago sept. oThe leading futures ranged as fol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-22
Rio-Conee market dull NJ Rio. $3.50; eXch!nse
5-iGi; receipts two days 1000 bags stoc:. 1890"
bags.


ana qunine rm AMI ,nor d e, g. ~
T1e prizes are as i.o"s 70 is i So Iorl-in lux
81 ;oa$l 50: ounce yal' 81 3a>i 81 cgnh,t - @@''
60 ~ qn,nf s Sri 'f Tor agi
cassia OWING to higher f9resn iaar5e'. sl' ri'ni
easy Prices a. flows: Ani9' - To- bereami Nm
AK Io's:.. lemon rrimc GJcasI o.. tfad, ~
Nc,: lcm9nsrass, native. $l@sl 10: mac 81 ~
pnImint WciiSrn tins 81 o. Sew YORK tins, 81 ~
ees 80 renny.ySi 7'< S9 rn.errrdn natural
81 10. ARTIFICIAL ooc. wormseed 50 % "'i'"'''' p-'''
@H AND NEAL rcss ye@ doDrci. fs d. Ig Sc, Wy
the decline in wheat business rans nl,',a,''' G,,o,,
ons were foows Spring re,ea,s s. 2'aS" co. wp In
cicars icoSt 81 exti. -. inter. g soaS a. 'A-
"a winter g 25asa 40 ~ eradc s. 2;gs 8 80
C0EYMEA- saies 800 ha 9gotsi: Mn f' G1:
"! iir Sc inc Yellow soo>5-. coar-e 7oa7:c. FEED
stesd 40 60 ana 80 H. "in ans O Sii Ssc ryt
ssi Gc city feed ,gc ,oia 'eP Lux S BG H
GHAiN wilEAr re ac market ~, vas y yra 5,, and
ns abroad brought "H cove i'i'lle i'"'i''
q ong wt,ai. which w'cnl he martct n.y. e lg%,,
IN" cav 'I I,a r o ,r.in. o. the Strength dis-
PLAYED Nv m.ua~t IN addition 10 ne h"aIlsh
he failure Or chrt.o Ban interests - lend any az =,
the market Foreign houses ,'d q ..iG W"e"' r trc
dirlno ne da. Heavy scah0afd c"aIar e- ''"''y
fom N'w-Yort. Inspired iue .oh Lay."s s m1-
dc lined shsrplv ana closed AsHlisc ne l""t. fchen
markets G, seI from - 40 points lover On "i'al
ana h.ur t,Nportcf. were only Hight buyers ~ tlsh
whoa: to-day. talirg ia all alb ut l'"rD bush- IL
uaf,bes r. n, the V.sf stated owing 70 TIC yr'w
fever alarautIne being cut f'tr. az Gun port. wheat
10, VIII b. diverted 20 the Nflhfil,
,.44' Weather IN the winter wheat bot vas iti'it'4
a. favorable fall ploughrg Tie receipts ~ h'"."
MINNEAPOLIS and Duluth O.. day wcfc i"l'e ~ large ms
th3.e u the same day last year Inc export ti"!e l
Guided uG1 bush spring wheat. ld'n bush 40 = nara
wheat ard 30 no bush No TEL wheat Gi1idf'n- i'r
cash wheat % anoat ION VS.. " e.. t'-.
80 ! Northern. Duluth 81 Oh. No N'rih"rh -" o'"
~ ,fi. " hard ~ Of{N-Ih@ com market
at ntst opened weaker. win wh'ai. hu soon '.'''ir'
- .i by small receipts chicago ana iniei ana Fl
W.s,ern huying Ia account - inn-fnua! 'i"' -
Price, reached DE best roa, 4 ne day near We o.,e
and eff OF partially a. higher tnh i''t Hshi ~
though present crop conditions are no, ln",oia'lr we
,rI. was inclined O. rciur" estimates below igu"H
recently prt f. circulation. For Co morrow oi} GO ears
are expected chicago, while Interior receipts ~ $50
DAYS this week practically l"'WP b--n 4"7a th"i
the time ia" business amounted
CO y quoted 3d. D. afoaf
% Ts-The trade IN oats today Was n a feature"
las character. practically change 90 pfr's nom
hose current last uight. Export interest u mod
az volume absorbing 10000 bush. mostly heavy white
oats. o. 2fi4c. No B. .4c. No white. ~.
Y, track mixed. - .ff-bc. track
white ~, 1896. 49,. RYE-MaTkct steady No west
srn 5lisc q Z. Buffalo; No Western. aic. r. r. buf-
,ai5..... BARLEY -MariSe; qliet: quoted 3l'sc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-22

Estimated receipts at the ports tomorrow range be-
tween 1850 and $4,000 bales. against 3Ijo last week
and 1880 year Official estimates for Houston to
1900 bales: week 1887 bales.
G.46 bales. For New-Oreans. 500 800
bales. week. 5s14 bales year bales. Re
ceipts important points to-day compared with the
same day lar weel and laa, year f1!l0ws:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-22

Central Rar ad Of New-Jersey. 10; river boats. $780,
total leO tons. Receipts Of straw. lO2 tons.
Receipts Of hay and straw al New-foih FOR the week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-22
q AVA\\AU LINE.

- o,.., Steamship CO. TO FLORIDA AND ALL
poryTS SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST
FoNiS s ~ EVERY DAY except Sunday Thursday at
~ q N fron per 81 North River. foot Of Spring and
'"I Fxnress Freight & Superior Passenger Service
Freight Passage. apply 70 F. II. CHARL-
rnN Cen Fast'n Agent W. T. ARNOLD q. T. Pass
Att 3i7 Broadway. New YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-22
ept. 2l.-The leading futures ranged as fol

wheat No .: OPENING Highest Lowest Closing.
,$''a'' s s5sSI ssii 50 8: 'Hos s5
Corn. No. =.
S ~ :::s:: sgssE: j; s..s5;
oats. No. .:
e.: ::: :: n: n: 81 Il: Il:
8 S.s::s:. p.' :::::: %. ST. ST.
G S:..$s- :. :::::: g. 49, i;2. .o3 &C..
S S..:s:. No.: ' 81: 80 80. ~ ~. s u:
NJ h Gqsa s az 'T To F sSp s'fsg sea
f''S' s% assG ~ %Fte b. 3iisa 22,sc; No
rye &C. so : barIcy nominal; s. s. pa &c; ~
te S g a D. s mss p or per bS IS G a a pcr
100 b $4Go short ribs sides loose 50 ioqS9 10; dry
c6oxeD 5ssa5sc whisley distilers finished goods per
Froduce Exchange today the butter market was hna
;reaTsres liai9lc dairles loa7c. Eggs firm; fresh
No red g3c Corn quiet: No mixed sisc oats duh;
iSoc S akmSats Steady s s. y Bacon steady s. 81
Whskey steady 81 81 butter steady ana hister fancy
firm. Eggs steady. I@c cheese hrm.
os Na .S sept T brtc %rk 40 T' a
No f7iiqi1Ig Barley dun No > 40; sample, 299 BE-
Minneapolis. SEPT. 2i.--Wheat weak and lover sep
temher sc. December. Sc; Nay. SSi4c; No | hard,
1lc: No Northern !pi.o Flour business light; first
patents. 81 lj 10. second patents, sJHSJ To- first
clears. 81 ljlfsl b. clears 50 5q$3 30 Bran
bulk, $7o$7 %. sacked. ssQss So
Phladc phia. Sept. 2l.-Wheat itac lower. Con
tract gr!e-Sepeub'r "5po5iac. October November AMI
Decemb.f. nom nal. Corn nnu No mixed. September.
oats steady. ~ wate september Oct.ber. November
ami December. 2G' 4V2Ic Provisions unch nged. Butter
nrm AMI c higher. fancy Western creamery. 20 ,N2c,
ID Pennsylvania ana western prints. 2lc. Eggs hrm.
fresh nearby, IS: DO Western 49, 47c. Cheese duh AMI
birey steady Refined sugars strong fair demand Cot
ton lltc lower; middllng lpants. 6r Tallow firm
city prints In hhds. 3ec country do. in bbs 3c; dark
fowls llHli4ci o.l rooster Ic spring chickens. 100
llsc. ducks lOr Dressed poultry firm: good demand;
fowls choice la 24c; broes. large llgi3c: do small
and scalied. 9gl0c.
ST Louis. Sept 21.-Flou- dur. unchanged Wheat
lower, No red cash elevator. a5c blda 96Np7c.
No hard cash track s1nSsc; September 9ji.c; De
cenher and May, 3iisc Corn dull: - tNirmer; NJ
cash. 214c September 25igc bid; December sc bid: May
3c asked Oata-Spot nrmer; No cash. elevator 2O.c
December, POS 2U%.c May, BE Bran dull lower; sacked
east track. 46c. track, this side 49, Butter higher;
creamcV l6u2iisc: dairy. Halle. Eggs firm. l2c.
Whisky. 81 q. Pork lower. standard mess. jobbng,
- 90 Lard lower. prime steam 81 10: choice 81 32l9.
Bacon Boxed lots. extra short clear ana ribs 81 -:
shorts - 3'ig. Dry salt meas-BoNel lots shoulders.
- %. short, ami ribs 50 -: shorts. S7
tender and December. 93'.c Corn dull No r.Yel
90. oats duh higher. 40 mixed. pc. Rye dun
steady; 40 cash 80. IOycreel active lower; prime
cash. 81 60. on unchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-22
Interior oaI.a2llsc: fancy 27a3Oc: Javas oao5c An
gosttra. 1lN12c. Mocha. 1SizIlgc.
The range of contract prices follow

Foreign markets-Santcs-Co market Him; god
Santos 5000 receipts. days. 5000 bags:
stock. 1.o54.Do) bags. HambuIg-toGe" mariei opened
i pig lower; closed. i.qA pfS net lower: safes. nup
bags. Havre-Cofee market opened Irregular 20. ran
lower at !" m. unchanged. at p M. steacy ana uh
changed c.osel steady unchanged to ,. franc net dc
cline total sales. 1900 bags.
January a 20 Triv ............ 500
Ea,r,,a~v Ar,tts. 800
March ................ ~ - September 40
Apr, ............ 1850 october " Wl
NAV a. ~ Novemlar ............i3 1927
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-22
BANANA RAILROAD.

L THE SEA ROUTE TO SAN FRANCISCO
,,o.r,, n, the Isthmus for all West Coast Ports Of
N0'" Mexico Central ant south america . -
o...r,ars sal from pier foot West 27th-st., ". Y
,,.sScr sept 80 noon AIIIANcA. Oct II, noon
Eor rates apply Companys Office 70 broadway
fVF ."'s' Ni'' JOHN MUIR Traffic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-22
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Total daily supply ............ %. 2ss lGs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-22
NEW YORK PRICES.

Receipts Of brcadsIfrs interior point. thousands
last three ciphers CsOJ omitted Flour hts grain bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-22
CT\ARD LINE.

"A. TO LIVERPOOL. VIA QUEENSTOWN.
From Pier 40 y. r.. foot OF Garrison 81.
r.r,bria...Sept. -. = p. ". Etruria Oct
fncara oct , 10 A. ". lCamrana. Oct. ID. $50 A. "
lurana .... oct ). noon umbra. Oct. 3. r. n
VERNON II. BROWN & CO.. Gen. Agents.
ROWLING GREEN. NEW YORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-22
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seat IL extra during summer season second class
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-22
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The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1897-05-12

And that the Governor of the State
is hereby directed to Issue the neces
sary proclamation for said election.
and have same published ss required
by the Constitution and existing
laws of the State.
Approved April p, 1897.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1897-05-12

Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Award
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1897-05-12
Approved March 3, 1897.


Joint Resolution to amend Section 3. Of Article IL
of the Constitution Of the State of Texas so as TO
authorize certain counties to give aid IN the con-
struction OF railways
Section l. Be it resolved by the Legislature OF
the State of Texas; That Section 3 Of Article XI
ed so that the shall hereafter read follows;
Section g. No county, city, or other municipal
corpore ton snail hereafter become subscriber to
the capital OF any corord II or a. social on or maze
any appropriation or donation to the same, in
anywise loan its credit except as hereinafter pro
yided.
1t shall be lawful for sny county
in this State lying sonih Of the conn
ties of JEFF Davis, Reeves, Ward,
Ector, Midland. Glasscock, Sterling,
Coke, and Ruuneis. and south and
west of the Colorado River. also, ali
those counties west of HardemaD,
Knox and Haskell, and north of
Fisher, Scurry, Borden. Dawson.
and Games. also, the counties of
Matsgorda and Brszoria, to give aid,
by and through It's commissioners
conrt. by the issue of bonds of such
county, or other evidences of indebs-
edness, 10 The construction of stand
ard gauge railway or railways into,
through or across any such county.
when. by q vote of a majority OF the
qualified voters of any such county
voting at an election held for that
purpose such aid is authorized prov
ldrd. however, that no such aid as is
hereinbefore authorized and provided
for shall ever be given or paid to
any railroad company, or in aid OF
any sncb railway construction, ex-
cept In proportion to and for snch
railway or part thereof as shall hsve
been completely constructed and
equipped within any such county.
Aud special authority and power is
hers by given the commissioners conrt
of any county within the territory
herein prescribed, wherein such aid
may be authorized, to levy and col
Iect aud annual tax in addition to
to any other tax authorized by this
Constitution upon sill property in
such county subject to taxation, to
pay interest on and to create sink
ing fond to meet said bonds or other
indebtedness created for such pur-
pose provided, that the aggregate
of such tax, in any county, shall
never in any one year exceed two per
centam upon the assessed valuation
Of the property IN such county.
Full power is hereby given to said
commissioners court of any suca
county. and it is hereby made its
duty. at o0ce. upon the petition
thereto of sot less than one hundred
(l00l qusi fed voters of anys srch
C Snty, to at any time order and in
1llfthings provide for aud regulate
such election. end the boiling. re
turns and determination ofthe same.
and eSescrlbe the form of the ballot
TO be rked.
All b$nds or other evidences Of
iodebtedRess issued by any such
cuuasr- fsn3ar tha DvovlsioEs Of this