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Barley was nrm. Now feeding, 2blc, cost and
freight TO Bunalo; mailing, 500 ac. as to quality.
Rye wa, quiet state; $50 $50 No. z Western. Ssiac:.
sales 50; 600 bush. Including for export; OF No. 2
OF Solao. froe on board anoat. No. 9 mixed In ele-
yator. 1000 at 29c.; No. Q do, 5000 delivered At SOC.
follows:
Iaaf
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Total sales OF railway bonds par vAiue). 81. 1873. 600.
nRo n orHKR sHARKs
open- High LotS- ~C1Ostm0-
Sales. ing. sAt. sst. BID. Ashs1.
30 ALI susl77 l77b l77h liza -
s2i11 Am o R..1llJ 1l4s lllJ 114S ll4h
$40 Am sRploeS 1925 1921 loeh 1894
s s ! Ann N; Sc So s ss Sc ss* s Sc: s ss
97oo Am Tob. 79h "a 7Pk "a 7Als
90 T0b pSi07 lo7kl o7 100 los
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0FPICE OF THE
St. Louis, Iron Mountain & South.
ern Railway Company.

NEW r March 4. 1897.
oLDER Of the Firt Mortgage Bonds Of the Cairo.
Arkansas & Texas Railroad Company. maturing June
LIST next, are hereby notified that the principal OF
their bonds. together with the coupons thereon ma
turing June l. 1897, will be paid on that date upon
presentation OF the said bonds and coupons at tho
ONCE of The Mercantile Trust Company. No. 100
New York City.
st. Louis, Iron Mountain g. Southern R'way Co.
BIZ a. II. GALLEY. Treasurer.
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tiss Kansas ana Texas ads, MsnhsttsS RssIlwsy
yanees were in Atehison adj. a., q 2 cont, 70
s Z, ?1Ss ; $:;;;.s ed rs J. Soss e., !, "a s ~, =: !: 81 s. s:s;i NJ;
Railway IS, \ y cent, to se%.
Commercial price Of bar silver in New York.
61Ac. Bar silver In London closed at 29asd.
Mexican silver dollars were quoted at 4s'ss
Money on call, 1isS2 R,cent- Time money is
days, gle p cont; six months. 3 = cent; and bal;
stoeE q E snS Sssr, cC Ss Gen eoS 1n sSSSi paper paper
quiet, Primo Endorsed bills, receivable are
S Sinsls names ss si e ssa4 s'G Cent eh snS q oof h Ria%S
+ Sterling exchange was steady and sli.shtllS
f %a% long rof Bills 's snd st tsssi to aot d sSSsnss' Actual
S dssSs "s S~a.s7 sSPE 9si'' and SsiS' cable BE- trans sSsHs
s4s7i0., Francs are quoted at 5.lsis@5.17ia for
gui1dors, 40 l-169Iois for long and 4oh@4o 5-l6
for short.
8 cents discount. Charleston-Buying; par;
selling. le premium. Sav~annah-Buying, Lilo on;
commercial, par. San Francisco-Sigh l,7ia cents
premium; telegraph. 20 cents premium. st.
premium. CincinnatiGBetween banks. 20 cents
discount: over counter. par.
Railway gross earnings for March compare
with those of the same month Of last year az
follows:
Great Northern .......... 81, 1853. so7 Dec. o1s2, 17s
Western N. Y. and Pa. 10000 Dec. 10000
The Scranton Traction Railroad reports gross
earnings for March of S27, 34S, an Increase of
81 1926 as compared with the same month of last
year, and net S12, 682, an increase Of 81 1858.
For the three months ending March 81 the gross
earnings were S7e,9O9, an increase of $3,472 as
compared with the corresponding period of last
year, and net S35,555. an increase of Sl,12O.
Tho Choctaw. Oklahoma and Gulf Railroad
reports gross earnings for February Of $ss,327, q
decrease OF $12.S O4 as compared with the Same
month of last year, and net 800, S95. an increase
Of @ 1921. For the four months ending Feb. %
the gross earnings were &463,451, an increase
of Sic, Oil as compared with the corresponding
period Of last year, and net $3.50, 1874, an increase
OF S5s.743.
The receipts of the Government to-day were:
Customs, 1857, s4s; internal revenue, $476.3l7,
and miscellaneous. S23, s4S, a total Of 81, 1877
300. Tho disbursements were 81, 1890 an
excess OF receipts over expenditures OF Sl4, S09.
The receipts Of the fiscal year to date have been
1858 40. 800. and expenditures. $293. TAG. 332,
an excess OF expenditures over receipts Of $4O,-
03B, 433.
The not assets Of the Treasury at the close of
business to-day. as officially computed, comparo
with those of yesterday as follows:
Gold coin and bullion s15 apra 1859 sl5 ApTa s
Silver dollars and bullion. lp.543.009 1908. 100
United States notes ..... 20, 249, $40 80. 2SS. 144
Other assets in excess Of
demand liabilities go. "a, 656.7lb 8.l21,Tl6
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Available cash balance,
including gold balance 1894. e3s, 900 1895. o1e.o oil

Money in London, a@1 y cent. Ratio of dis
count in open market for both short and three
months bills. l lie y cent The Bank of Eng
land minimum rate of discount reduced y y
reserve to It's liabilities is SO. 81 q cent, against
52.65 = cent. last week and SO. l6 same week
last year.. Bullion In the Bank OF England in
increased a1. 305, 900. Paris advices quote 3 y
cents at 1O2 francs rs centimes. Exchange on
London. % francs IA ccntimes. The weekly state
ment of the Bank OF France shows a decrease Of
100000 francs gold and a decrease Of $780,
600 francs silver
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28c.; No. 0 white clipped. 2oc.: No. 8 do, 28ac.;
Zoo. rsjecsed whi.s. 1000 at aass.ts: No. . mixed.
s s4asr ~Sii,e sa fs.oc st'S at g Sa1sSs 1900 fSsSr: q. a siSstsi
nc. Future saes $1,000 bush. as follows:
Ma, -. ogsrir;"0. H, sis Ig sis c' srs WIT rs
The spseuission in wheat today was again active:
orders e,the. way; But there was more deposition
ss. sES ' p1ies 20 rallied si1.; 1a and a adSanos fG'' iSs e IN iSs s ssits
wero weak. but late cables were steadier. shorts
s for sspd 5rs''' F eas sasf house: Sc = S sSSa S Ss%snd a ssRG "oid,
Liverpool declined I'D. but recovered part Of the
i ,Ss. TO &c Ssf loWs sa.''9 Th S,' cin Hasna,hS rr t%S' ca rar," ~" IN
its weekly crop summary. said: There ia no essential
s q Possible 81 SC 800 s 'oos .S s'SS" to 1000, Sss,' bush '1 %iasss
wheat crop. Moisture is delaying seeding OF oats to
generally a little la kwaId." The NoTthwestern re-
se,P; sa aS iasi y ~sle lie lie a Sals' " "salas' at e' Ml rass Ssf.
Duluth, milwaukee,. and 81; Louis last week was
and $4,000 in the sane week last year. Corn and
oats advanced with wheat. Liverpool, declined I'D:
corn and 2sI OF oats; the receipts there to,morrow
e Chicago sss,% HpSI s 4. The BREAK sRa is Of n Ssss Fe y. = Sa.S.
here yesterday would, Il was generally Thought
cables this morning and cause further dspressioh on
.a,s side W.. CONTRARY ssnartsd TO on the , fDa ,9H. s1 as sss Gnsn that
Id. OF which was recovered during the day, so that
the net loss amounted to only I'D, This served as a
shorts as soon as it was aacertained that there was
iSsi LONG Ssw ws.s. P sss.s w for s ssn:,a ArSSsd , as.S SRsn,
noted in May. that month selling at Le. discount 20
July. The prospeets OF some cash business later
the July to even up their spreads, and NJ a conse'
guenco the nearby future advanced TO kc. premium.
Local cash sales were reported at only about 5000
bush, but there seems to have been a fair export de-
mAnd at the %seaboard, New York reporting so loads
sold. 1t was also reported tnat foreigners were good
buyers OF futures In that market. There was con.
IDENTIFY on the better reports from the North.
west. The large shipments out OF Duluth for tho
season Of the year, l0d 900 bush, attracted some at
tention. Continental markets closed heavy, Paris be'
ing unchanged TO ! i2c., Berlin gao. and Antwerp
from % to lac. v bush. lower. The Close here was
lisc. higher than yesterday, with tho tone OF the
market steady. Corn has been nrm and showed some
recovery. Tho wet weather West was . factor.
Clearances were large, liquidation on a much lighter
scale"
FLoUR-was rather more active and nrmer owing
TO rise In wheat. Sales 10. 900 bbls.
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FLINT'S FINE FURNITURE.
The studio on the 7th Floor is
filed with artistic ideas for
decoration.
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Spring In bbls.; No. 2 extIa, %, l0SeS.9 8 No. l eItra,
SSG.io. Mil feed was steady but quiet. Bran igo
SsJ.y 100 ms. e6G70c.i ~middiinEs do TO 100 nS.J.
7007bo shArps (nnel, 10000.
CoTTos-Spot cotton hero was unohNosed. with sAleS
OF q. 2e4 bales for export and $50 for spinning. MID
ding uplands 7aec.. against TTsc. last year; New Or
leans and Gulf 7Hcr against Sisc. last year. The
Southern. spot markets were UNCHANGED New Or
1b6. and Norfolk 10 bales. Liverpool was unchanged
on the sPGt. With 1 sale; OF hs' 900 Ssiss; futures thsrs
9piot and drm; cloths dull. Augusta received to-day
90 bAlos, against 22b last week and 0Y last yeaFi Mem.
phis 89l. against 1O4 last week and s7AlAst year, HOuS-
ION. sae. against s1last week and Lila lAst year, 81.
touis, 20, against 16 last week and 10 last yolkI DIN.
cinnAt, 68G. against 1909 last week and All last
year. Augusta shipped to-day 104 bales. Memphis
a,704 bAlesL Houston expects tomorrow 1900 to
L.l0o bales. against 1908 last week end AIT lASt
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Sew York stsck ExohsnEe-eales April ,.
UNITED STATES AND STATE CIV u. 00osL
s4s.r .1oo7lll. 30 os ss'1o7+
IL s 4s, c. 1o2b1 24S'
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Electric stock quotations.

BOSTON. April s.-The closing quotations of electric
atOoha today wenA.
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osts.sPot vas steady; Sales 81 900 bush. including
board anoat for export. No. g white. a+tc,; No. 8 do
CSC; No. 0 white clipped; goo: No. 8 do, 28iac:i
No. Q mixed, 22c.; No. 8 do. 21c.; rejected mixed,
300 rejected white. 1000 at 22@egkc.; No. 9 mixed,
delivered. 23c.; track mixed. $4,000 at 2l@24c.
track white, / 1000 ut 23@30c. Futures advanced
NC. Future sales 65. 900 bush. as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-02
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York. OctOhe- !. 1881,
COTTOS-TNe cotton market made but little departure
o-dzy Yesterdays closing basis Opening quiet with
November contracts point higher December contracts
unchanged the remainder OF the list ln2 points lower
q the short c2ntingent with the scope OF the yara
exceeding the active positions
finally steady az net unchanged 10 point
!ecline Sales II futures the nrs call. 0vn paes
2 ~ 900 bales and for the entire session. IV
bales The public from England we're dis
npontment particularly to the small volume OF ous
otton spinners inclined anticipate the future
hearing Of probability that the quarantine w9uld De
ew laws being that with this embargo out
way the movement would increase ana nat cvt.o1
has accumulated account OF the Yellow ieoet
refference with the natural movement would only con-
rinite to already buriensore supply. New cotton
VAS very freely offered from the South and BIDS were
lsked but unsatisfactory responses on tne o'nee
,oi dissatisfied with the outlook FOR sellihs
l-e not far buying TO stock up The popular e.
lisp lson buy supplies only needed WITHIN MON,
viii. remember. cotton has tecl-u
per n. 1t claimed that this decline con- ~, hs,
hort interest accumulated ms leaIs :.
alton in extending lines The most unsausac.oty
feature Of the is the absence OF Sa
petition. Spot closed quIet az 1 9o
BALES including 81 bales export and 43 oaes sp.s
boutnern markets nliddlny auo.ea "es " obs
,uie sac sales 200 bsi-s Savannah auieI 40 10,
saes ala bales Charleston steady, l3-loc Wliu3
irrn &C Norfolk steady 3-l6c sales 3s oales % IA
more nominal Csc steady. i-lo' eass;
,sles 81 Louis quiet steady. 6isc sales $40 pal.
Cotton Exchange special Liverpool caoes' ~. so1
easier sales 900 baes speculation ana nn mi
SmsT's apisnas 27sd anShanssd
Closed quiet. steady ai. points net GENE Mach
April Sob Apri-May 3slb; MayJune. 3S2o June-JnIy
S,sb Juy-AuEust. 334b: October 33si2s OCTOBER
1929 ss CsS. December sS ahuAy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-02

post,r Oct The Boston Nonlnlsr0as ris -,
-iI nv Tomorrow OF tho wool market; ih.s 49,.
meats ,hs highest record sales. on accouI, Oh Ts,
rcb,siny m the mart 81 manufacturers. mostly Oh
ritory wool All prices steady and IN synpsy
,ta cn,on wool auctions. Australian mas advhnceu
shs pos,on market four cents the secured pouio
below the prices established at the reern. - Id
TnS,r o,,r / 600 bales OF choice Geelonss were sou
~ ons house al S4c This the highest price Pa1 ior
>s.r,,sn aimee tn passage II the wilson tarI IN
hls,rsia" is non cost Die secured. Territory staple
@ costs &c the secured pound The sales OF me
- ., OK 900 10 domestic and 2IeI 90 10 foreign hse
usek and 100 70 domestic AID Ivs"H 10 ,orv'sn
ss Of 100 $50 $50 70 domestic and IA ny soo 70
,, ,-,,r ,hs sales the came date N lS'o Inc
,ns 70 date show increase Of li22i4 bales dones-
l92 bales foreign.
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s x %s.s cs1e "a ss 4: sssa
2t5.s ~ 0.;s ioaists; . 70 white = ~, a?sl,s
sS no Ths \. IGsas sa5 &c y; &C. ~
Ss E't Ss g % ssa Tsf oS seed s
dSa.a .s.. Ser '9 as s. q :a.a Tss s s
5sa granaa;s4 S Produce E1saaHse to:dsy
iaalsc. cheese steady sasc; eggs easier fresh. lasc
NJ o 81! S o4a ss. 'S Sa s' naked s
~ ss4y Ss Bulk meats ,s sns arm sS.a- es S
Eggs easier. lac. Cheers steady.
Milwaukee. oc, Wheat steady 10 Eortrern 9oe
' ' Rarsy s s Ss ss Sample srs NO
e. S.s.fs2, as Sa, 'i;;5 'a !"
& $ s s3 s ss s. % g. : 20 i'fS4a s.
grade octo6.- eis.sesc Noseuber December ana jaHa
AIRY cor . .ssnS S and an nsa
nominal No white. November. December ani
Lamar ~ sr gsS 5 Drn S sc do western rrin,
~ Egg hrr a demand RE-. nr'r0y le az
Cotton steady Talow du and weak city prime IN hnds
srSase &c. LIE poultrv duh. unchancrt; fowls, oc old
Fosters e srring chickens aaa'.c ducks 81,
srsss 'G s4ss .ss g .a and 'aaea ss
81 Louis. Oct Flour quiet. steady and uncaangedi
ract o, is9 No lard casn Sc October s5. be-
ssse Msy : s 3D. May 20 a oats
xS eas 40 ash DC No white o2ae2.c pesemssr
soa bid 0o MAJ and 5a ess track sa9 Bas
d % S'E go. gIsf sf' 1 % oose
Lard lower. prime stear = s'c; Gnol Ss s. IS
.scTa s. 90 pfy shoulders extra
- I'd .:v. Nd 5 ~: '' sPa.
cash. ,525 OF unchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-02

wheat to Liverpool. Northwestern receipts 1895
cars against oO0 cars last week and 1886
quotations 81 cash wheat snoai were as follows:
NO red. 3ossc spot No Northern Duluth 96i,c Orto-
Der 10. and o53zc. late October No Duluth
cI%c; No hard New-Ycrk. 9,isc: No . hard Kansas
y+osc Bradsrees exports 5e2& 24G bush AGAINST
5d3 49, bush last week and 42s last year IN
terror receipt. for the increased bush
aid clearances thus far have decrease 10000
,ohN-irouth news brousa; in fair buying a start
but was not sufficiently buliish the liberal sell,
ing which In the afternoon followed sharp break In
wheat and continued Indifferent attitude exporters All
of the early advance lost in hour and the
market cioeed hul.c below last night Receipts al hi,
point have be ping up all the another liberal
increase in stocks looked FOR Monday Interior corn
receipts have fallen of about $50 bush this week as
compared with last Al the time clearences have
been about 10000 bush larger than a week ago Elk
porters took $4,000 bush. No corn quoted &c q b
afoat 'raost-eets' exports iOsSf bush against
+V2l bush ,ast week and . i65 600 bush
VA mere was moderate speculative trade IN the
oats market at fairly steady prices closing unchanseI
from ast night Receipts here fair but mostly in
tended Tor through shipment other side ToIay's
export business footed 10000 heavy white cat.
NO oats quoted 23< p23isc No 22s.c; No white
No 49, white 2Sl,c track mixed :3a:.c
ern quoted 4sisc Buffalo. No i Western 4olec g Z
Buffalo. 800. BARLEY-Market quiet; quoted 3O,.c c ?
Buffalo. $3.50 ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-02
ErRopEAN PRODUCE MARkErs:

Liverpool Oc, l. 3.i5 p. --Exchange-Clos.nx Waest
No 2 red Western dull IS Sd No red Northern
spring dun sgd. carn-A nertcan n!xsi SPOT new
s.siy al a. nd 10 old steady 81 Nd October 9uie At
b ~ November quiet al Rs l'si Decent iii,I a. os
~ Flour-Sf Louis fancy winter dull a los HOPS AZ
Tirr,--,1i,arnc Gas, steady AZ a5g65s Becf-Extrs
india mess dal al SIS ID prime mess duil az SCs o.
p-E-Prtms rsss fine Western dull at gs' prime mess
medium western dull ids ID Eams shor, cut - 20
rs n. dull 33s %. Bacon. unser ana cut 10 "a
o onx ' clear al mdii-. light IS TO f S3i long
heIIias ~ 20 /. ~ dull 37s Shoulders salar' - 20
- V, cu,s, NJ DIS Iarl-Priine Western steeay Al
~ 10 To- ,m@rican ares; white colored dull At
80 TaIlov-Prms city dull az 9s 81 Tottonseed Oh
ive-noo refined dull n fs. Turpentnc spirits MI" ~
5as Ro.n-,'omgnon dull at Is iizf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-02

COFFEE-There sales on the first caIi al me
Coffee Exchange. Up IL m. sales had reached oniS
900 bags and entire ssion only ocw pdss.
the market fnally quiet net unchanged 10 poins a.
vance cable from Santos reached tho marKet ear
this morning stating that the Santos crop prospeUs
unaecfAbl- the present apathetlc conoition
The coffee market report fell nat Privats aa'!ces
stated that Hamburg somewhat influenced oy WIS
cate but pretty well understood here ma. sen.
uent be bullsh al Havre and disposed
seize upon anything friendly character and a. tns
an Indifferent market local traders fe PACK on ne
rse-ation facts Of continued heavy movement az Ilo
ana Santos stock accumua tons 'noln>ren spo.
BUYERS and an Of speculation in futures 10 JUSTIFY
fher In retrainng from buying. II was mario" mArhe
from start 10 beartsh effect OF receipts nj
Rio and santos amounting 70 81 600 bags, was me.
ha. Offset by large warehouse deliveries IN the C,ec
states amounting 26 240 bags and including 2osoo
hays from warehouses The satisticaI si.ua
,,0n AZ Havre shows stock of $4,000 bags. includihS
$50 bags Brazilian against $4,000 and 5+SOo bags
respect,velv last week. while the Hamburg STOCK 10
42l 900 bags including 304 600 bags Brazilian against
ss1 900 and 255 bags. respectively. last month Inc
market FOR spot Brazilian coffee quiet. with IN easy
UNDERGONE and nominal the basis OF igi1sc Tor No
Rio invoice lots and 79a7sc for ,oeong parcels The
market for mild cofees slow with decinne Ten
dency at nominaly unchanged prices we quote Mara
calbo-Common good. 9I9s4c GOOD Cucuta lon io<c
La Guayra-caracas. iol.glsie; Porto Saeeo sASIS.c
l3i. Gl5rc; Bogota loqls1c
Mexican-cordoya lo,sgiSsc; oa.aSa Cen 70
good i4d17c prime choice. i7i.q20c East 1ndia-1n-
tura liaf2c: Mocha. lSixdi9c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-02

,o,,o- ~, "A, the wool auction sales oday l4.6Ji
n,iss vs-a ore-~d q when 500 bales were whdrawn
rha series were put
,rar. VS. widespread competition. Iarse quantity OF
Gueersand new-clipped eagerly bio FOR by ne
- - ,,. home trade the securing the larger
,,r,.or ~ n AZ FULL rates America oorSht eha lSaa
,ttv scoeds ~ all description we're very hrin anu cape
y IL. ana N.,,l stock better supply Prie -
- - sssti.-s; favor The attendance was large The
following IRE the sales In detail: , o,s,. g..
Nv sn,tn Wales-3 2S2 bales; secured sduis '''
greasy ~ TiOird ,,,.,n,. a,a. ,-...
5IlOd , - ant. "a. greasv 81 q
9isd. 49, , ..,. a., mol
Nv Zealanl-i.53 bales; secured s.dys 90 s'e"1S'
58l0d IA, DC. hsl,s ACQUIRED
$40, s, 90 tsssnds-11s bales greasy. 41y,d.
tanish-iA bales; greasy +.a'
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proposd
nROpOsAI.S FOR DRIED FRUIT.-Depart-

PROPOSALS FOR DRIED FRUIT.-Depar'-
nehS OF ' sent IT, 1877. SEALED PROPOSALS..
.nsSn proposals tor Dried Fruit ard addressed 70
s1sot ,, ~, ssioner Of Indian Affairs Washington D. Co
We We, y. r.cejved until o'clock p M OF Thursday.
1881 for Tor 10 es nauna, DRIED
sesche. aud pounds dried Drunss TINS fruit Us.
pe "a ivsfv .itner In New York. Chicago 81 Louis.
ansss CIV Or Omaha Delivery must be made " cSuDs
hor one hundred pounds each and within thirty
SSs from date approval Of Contracts SAMPLES mus.
osys MIS- Government blarks are not required N
s1i,'ny bids CERTIFIED CHECKS-AN bids must
~ .ccompan,ed certified check or draft upon some
1900 az res depository solvent National oanA io al
ieas' fA' - ". A. JONES Commissioned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-02
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Augusta OCT; Cotton steady middng -isc; iS s,,
nid1nc 80 Toe receipts. lo3 bales gross --'s'
bales; Shipments. So bales sales o23 bales stock
(actuaD 1891 Il, 093 bales 1895 ~ s3 bses Weekly
Net receipts 10 S bales H. 4O bales shipments
IA POI bales: sales. g53s bales.
Galveston Lotion quiet; middlirs, we: 20"
pndlng $40 good ordinary 0.c; receipts o:lo bales;
exports tue Continent, Eli bales coastwiss oyli
bales sales 43s bales: stock o. "a: bales. WeeklyNet
receipts $500 g. Cos bales exports 70 Great
prtain bales France. s0C09 bales. TO the Con
tinent &c III bales coastwiss 53a bales sales 2s1l
bales an.
low mlddlins. SAC. good ordinary ,-i6c net receipts
4Os bales: gross 500 bales exports to Great Britain
eif7 bales TO France. i3..23 bales to the Continent
sss bales sales 200 suck 'corTee;ea 40 ~ oi oa
ports Great Britain. 20 s3 bales to France u -
bales Continent. .Ocs6 bales ccastwse 4<itS
bsiee; sal.s. .. 200. ,,,, e,s. -,
n,diirr Jsc good ordinary Lice receipts 1880 bales
Exports coastwss 202O bGss: sales 3Si bales STOCK
coasiwise IL ss7 bales: sales. 3a+s bales
Savannah Oct. Cotton quiet: mddng. ID lSc; low
mdding sic; receipts 1908 bales; exports 10 the Con-
iinen IL 5e bales sales !l3 baes stocs II $50 naIes
"a $40 bales coastwse H. i62 bales. IaeA 1915 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-02
Proposals.
% CONTRACTORS.

Proposals for furnishing fresh and salt nests foe
the period OF months and twenty tSo aAys t.o
October llth 1897 Long Island stare hospAI oS
Brooklyn and Kings Park will be received AZ the once
the Board OF Managera Room 07. Arbuckis buiidnS os
Fulton St. Brooklyn ~ Y until p. ~ Monday. Octo:
Der 18th. 1891. which they will be publicly opense
By said Managers.
Any person or corporation making proposal Tor luz
nishing said fresh and salt shall furnish the ssme
In sealed envelope endorsed Proposal for the FURNISH
ing OF Fresh and Salt Meats for the Long Island state
Hospital and also with the OF the person OF cor
poration making same and date OF It's presentation The
Board Of Manazerc right reject any or ou
bids appear the BEST interests Of the state
further Information. specifications forms OF con-
tracts. etc. will be furnished application at the
ONCE Of the Steward. Long Island STATE Hospital Kings
PARK L. TRUMAN J. BACKTS.
Pre9den, Board OF Managers
Long Island State Hospital.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-02

no H. +5ic; No Il. 4Ac No H. Also No IA. 4oec No
ioBACCO-The nNerket firm, with good business
Sales OF seed leaf amounted to 500 cases. including ESQ
csses crop 1928 New-Engiand Havana at isaac. 30
1919 New England sesd leaf 2iac5c. loo
ls'o Penns! lrania Havana az I2li3c 100 1894
rennsH ivsna seed leaf l2L-c loo sLnries
Vulac sales OF Havana 800 bales -pcfsi TO- IN
bond
WOOL EXCHANGE REPoRTs.-The Woo. Exchange
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-02

81 7Jfs2 so: DO Virginia 81 5OHsi s2 cauhowers. per
Dbl slse 80: per dozen stalks iC5c; per
To- .3cqS . cabhages per l'". si4S cucnmosrs per
Dbl 81 jous3 cucumber pickles per 1000. Sl0S. eng
plants per h5. l5cGsl lima heans per bag. aocGsl 81
sn saI. whie eer OIL StU>o aTse Wh,'s 81 .,et
Eastern yellow. s2IS2 - otter yellow, 81 25f1S 10 pep
pei per Dbl, sncGsl ~ squash. per ob. UocfS1 =,
.onna; oes pr bo~. 7jcGSl: turni7s Russia per b.