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Arizona silver belt., 1897-08-05

Garrett E. Anderson, retired banker of New York, was overcome by heat and died on the desert. eleven miles northeast of Phoenix, last Friday.
Arizona silver belt., 1897-08-05

For 6 refreshing drink try H. C.. Hitchcock E soda water.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-01
LOST ANYTHING.
MONEY TOLOAN.
FOUND ANYTHING.
ANYTHING TO SELL.
ANYTHING TO RENT.
Make it Known
To the People

Advertisements under above cla31ncAc
lions must be in the counting room By
O'clock every night except Saturdays. whsa
the closing hour In TO-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-01

CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND AND PACIF.
&c RAILWAY.
Time table effective Sept. Is. 1896.
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CONNECTIONS.

M rei. Kansas Matthias reclining chair
- seats fcee) and Pullman drawiaE roo-o
Sfseosrs 10 Wichita ana Burton, Kan. Con
nscfs AZ wichita Kan, with A. T & s. =
sor noin,. IN Cherokee Strip and Oklahoma
Connects at Burton, kan. With A r q
{ E for points In Kansas
No 10. ST Louis Matthias recl,uinr
-hsir cars lseais free) to ST. Louis a-s
Puilulau drawizg-roorn sieepers 10 Monet
Connects at Pieree City. No, with No s65
fnr points In Indian Territory v;a N.oSbo
a. Nonett with No. S, the Texas I.in,i,as
We<t,buled) which has reclining chair "a ys
.sssts free), Pullman drawinS-roo-1 s;es,-
.-s ~ Calves. on via Paris and Dalla<- -.
Mining cars Tslirina TO Dallas: Connects
Norrtt with No. = Which conoarts =,
TON station, s.. Louis, with al Ines -,
.Ia sast- north and southeast
10. leS Colorado and California nns.As
Ess reclining chair cars tsests trs-I -
p,r-Soa and Anthony. Kan. Pullman BnS'
-. ara VIII & room sleepers 10 Burton Es-
,TSro.sh Pullman sieepers Burton Ks1
:. pucbio. Denver, e. Paso. Les auSr;ss
%, Hsrro and San Francesca. Come.
2. is,rr,5,. nan, with A 7. & s r q
nos-ts Ia Colorado. Wyoming Utah. Nevs.
Ia Idaho. Montana Oregon. Wash.ne;o1
Kew ana OLD Mexico, A-.xona ard CsIfor.
MA
chair cars (seats freel and Pullman BuIe;
drawing room sieepcvs 70 St Lou.s Re
Ginning chair cars Seats freel and Pullman
Palace Sleeper Monet 20 Dallas Tex, VIA
Paris Connects at Sfoeett with No so-
points n Arkansas and Texas Coanec,s
~ Aoneis ~.,s No s which connects az St
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Ehe daaiehta Daily EaeIe: TuesdaY ormns guue L. 1897

Louis Union Station with an mes Tor the !
east. north and southeast.
Through tickets on sale TO AL points
Fur further information CAN on or adj |
dress. e c. HOAG,
City Ticket Agent
Or L. r. DELANEY, Depot Agent.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-12

ANIED-stuation as music teacher for
board Address i67i, this office. ia
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-12

!, Wilder New York. Dee. 1.
he 'Nin. Fairy. November II.
nsha. l5yrne Now York, Dee. T.
auo, Philadelphia, December &.
SANDS, Dixon, Ut fsa,pSurg. Gla.
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REFINED lady. widow. without incnm-
brance; excellent e,ucafion ana domesfI,
khowieise, wishes situation as house,
heSper; genteel widower's family no ob
lection best reference. Address 1851, this
NAhN'. 4
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lRED FOR GALVESTON.

tRED FOR GALVESTON.
Die, Hurst, Roueu, October -
!. Hlx, New York, December q.
al Toganr,g, october 10.
IA, HaNley Newport, Nov. y.
leld, McGeoTge, Cardiff VIA Ha-
>ber y.
zion, Real. St. Michaels. Dec. q
~ Bruno. Bremen, December 8
fox, Gibraltar, November II.
Peak. Jones, at Odessa. Octce@,
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FINANCIAL.

WANTED 5000 for three years. on gilt
eige collateral Address Andrew MAYER
tck. Nelasco Texas u
LOANS-Ton to fifty thousand az 5iz 10 .
per cent on business property; also
loans on farms ana Land. Address 1919
tfi.s office II
WANTED--1'o borrow 5000 for twelve
months on good securiiy. For particu-
larg anulN 1ZlA Main sireet. ID
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"Nered Dan,.nes

n ~ manages.
H.. Nas' December To- AT a
j III, n'sn' the Jury in the Ether.
Il s's against the Katy returned
R,ho' OF plaintiff TOR he sum
-. 'oa'r action was to recover
rees p,slsonal inju:ios alleged 10
~h,shu 10 A Arak near "a los
,,m en ne sskei ssp..0p. rh.s is
l q, ,ne case 1as hcsn ,rsea
ana 'ne nrst trial was verdict
80 NE second ssIs.
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Tower, Shields. November u
/. Bal, At Havana. Nov. 3
Field. Liverpool. December 8.
+, Barry, 1T Buenos Ayres, No
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iALNEsToN srnc,-
iiIPBoARp Nor cLrARrn

kesnae1r,i a.l.A-stearshlps Horati
H. 1901; Cromwell. 1854: So
kre 5SaS eNtura, 100; Mira, 1871,
| -, =, NicGo, 4262. Mexican
|sil ~. 'ios l, 500; Navarro. ssIs:
k,1 rS,S,yiHainsh,ps Rlenheim. saSs.
u''e' Si9s; Berwick. III: %,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Day
Hossaa s9is; rropic, els: Glen-
Esr ~ -, I4S5: Barnesmore t0-D.
keloi lys. start, 220a: Heronspool
4. go PIG llaro. $500: Gicniield
Yo,'l,' NisnsAip Helois. sase
ANA k.-Mallory line. 5s.i: Lon.
4 ~ Total. e.60s.
sn'pboard, iol' fs;a
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BOARD AND ROOM WAITED.

WANTED-By young man 20 have din
ners at private Jewish family Address
y, c.. this office. II
GENTLEMAN wishes room and board; TO
boarding house. home comforts: give
par'ticu,ars and terms by the month
payable weekly n desired: permanent II
suited. Address 1913, this office, IL
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-12

4 MTETING OF TIT 2 STOCKHDLDkkS
aod directors Of the Texas and New Or
leans Railroad company, for The pur-
nose OF electing dlr2itors ana OF ce"l. 50
called to take place al the office 81 the
company IN the city OF Houston, Texas
al monday the lGth day OF January.
lSqS c. e. Seger. Secretary. l-io-sa
T. E SMELLING Of Beaumont : our au-
thnrized agent in the tie and pllipg busl-
ness ain applications for jobs or bids
Tor sub-contracts should be addressed TO
nm, Wm. Cameron & CO. Of Waco
Texas. a
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CLEARED.

L,icaechea. Liverpool.
M. Havrc.
Edwards. Liverpool.
Marseihes via
los Itzen. New York.
/. Martin, Fountain, Pasca :
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-12

I'VE ROOMS, up stairs, newly papcred .
ctstern, city water; on street car line
9hree blocks from Main street; $500 pcr
month. Apply l70e Caroline. ~
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SOCIAL. DEMOCRACY No. ] of Houston
meets every second ana fourth ThurS
days o. each month IN l-ahSf CouneI
haii. on Franklin avenue r. o, Box
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FOR RENT Two or three unfurnishcd
rooms. one block frctn court house. with
all conVeniences; rent Very reasonable
Ia permanent parties; 50l san Jaciuto
street call Sunday. u
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WANTED no BUv.

W'NNTFD TO BITY-On0 or two half to
thrce-quarter Karat diamonds, PROPOSE
tions confidential. Address 3. THIS office
l.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-12

sen f.N-ROoM house, bath and sewer.
not and cold water. near pAved street
seven blocks from here; phone leq. 81
~. iSavlilsston. a5 BEE building 10
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.

IL
ATTENTION. POL cy Holders Persons
having paid three yearly premiums on
iife ipsui anCe to New NOrk State com
panies their policies now Standing for
feited o. surrendered can recover pre-
miu,ns Ut redeem. For particulars en-
close stomp. ADDRESS h. X. Ellis. room
No /. wrench building, San Antonio.
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SITUATION WANTED.

Oh AIiON wanted by young, soher
sieany Swede, good man to lake care
Oh h0rses. yard, milk COWS, etc. can do
Office. - 49, s",s
WANTED-shuation as music teac5er for
-- Doaro. ADDRESS l6ii, this office. IL
REFINED lady. willow. Without incnm.
prancei excellent education and domestic
hhoWleige, wishes situation as hollsa-
ne.Pei, sentee wlfiower's family no ob-
office. 80 i"'i' '',s
WANI2D-,Suuation by middle-aged man
herman. invalid, TO do work around
neuse or horses; good staibleman Adj
dress l6lss THIS office IA
WANTED-Posttion by drug clerk OF two
YEARS experience; viii work for moder-
ate salary, best of references Address
- LOCK BOX 8. Port Lavaca, Texas. IA
WHITE WOMAN wishes situation as
sOod COOK in private family and will.
mig 70 assist In light housework can
4lW Congress avenue. IA
CO .,,il' male stenographer wants
PoSiWoh, louf years experience; good
references. Answer quick. Shorthand
this office. ii
WANTED Position ~ firSf-cia-s lob and
news printer, sober and Industrious. Box
~, Georgetown, Texas, ii
WANTED-Sitnat ny Swedish girl to
10 general hOuSeWork or take care nj
children: references furnished Address
1910, this office. ii
SETTLED woman wants position as
housekeeper for widower. Apply 6ll Mi
lam street IA
MlDDLE-AGED colorel man wants situa.
Ioh driving delivery wagon for grocery,
dry goods or furniture store in city. Al.
dress 1917, this office. is
WANTED-Situat5onb by a good sa Idle an,
harness maker; twelve years experience.
VIII work cheap. Address Saddier, this
Office. ii
WlANTED-By an all around French cook.
~ notel or restaurant, city or country,
dress J. = RrnnSt ,S,a r e%pSrienSe, az
-. 49, = a., u - ~ -
VA" o,.-> ! lily a good man with best ref
erences' situation as Waterman or por.
care Brinc, ig5a ,rexa. ,.,N 80 - NJ,
- - -. -
/ 49, a position IN pack smith shop.
an N morse shoer II. Lewauiowski,
= -. 49,. ! eAaa. II
WAN IEl)-Posuon on weekly paper "a
/ printer and local writer. good eiucation.
best of references Address r * Phil.
hps' HOS sonth Ninth street, Waco, Tex,
--------------. II
a COLORED woman MILLING 10 do c01I;
ing for small family; low wages Ad-
dress Lucy Williams 9lS Myrtle street
Ii II houston, TEXAS. Ii
YOUNG MAN wants position around
store or drive delivery wagon: hest OF
references given. Address 4. w. this
Office. Il
FlRSTCLASS hooltkeeper and stenop.
gaphcr wants position, six wears ron.
eral experience including newspare.
law. real estate. Insurance work I'D.
own machine 600 Boston Building, Dem
yer, Colo Il
MIDDLE-AGED white man wants work
around house. horse. carrage. fl1wcr
garden can milk ami DO house work:
Sinal salary references. Address ti}2
TINS oihce. IL
WANTED Situation bv c5lored man az
va imam .anrhn,ar .,,-i ,,,it,,
:" w. 1913 'inqersla haS morse Sarjei' and
~ m" N e'F Iei'''heeS' Actress 1917.
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FOR RENT.

FINE-RooM cottage newly n7TnT--i- cT--
Tern aud s,aipe, near car line $40: large
nst o. other cottages; phone lSe, o. II.
Llvligston, S8 Blnx building. IL
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, yNJELLIGENOE.
ARRIVED.

galveston. December Il
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ARRIVED.
los. New York.
F,ariiez. Cichiuegos'
n Clifford. Harding, Pen.
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WANTED TO RENT.

WANTED TO RENT--A slx-room house
give locaunn and price Address los2
Tits office. ~
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SITUATION wanted by young. sober
sseany Swede' good man to take care
Oh horses. yard, milk COWS, etc. can do
any honest work. Address A. C. this
--, o.nse. IA
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WANTED-To rent four or fye.room cot-
tage near Houston Post. Address j. r..
this office. 4.
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SAILED.
boRTS--FOREIGN.

Ind, Minot. Corpus Christi
S,lyern. Vera Cruz
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NANTED-Position by drug clerk of two
Years experience; viii work for moder-
ave salary best of references. Address
LOCK BOX 8. Port Lavaca, Texas. IA
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|opTS -COASTWISE.
York Per steamship San
hales Of cotton. a25 bales istle.
wool, 7oJ sacks OF pecans.
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YOUNG; man with capital and fully nc-
aUalntcd with office work desires TO pur-
Chas, y half or whole interest IN an cs-
talGishol, conservative. wei paying
busiress. Address Box 90, Galveston
TCNua. IL
Omaha daily bee., 1897-09-22
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET.
Ouotatious of the Day On General
Enmmaditips.

NEW YORK Sept, 2l.-FLouR-Receipts. 34.-
7b5 bbls.; exports 1855 bbls.; quiet and weak:
Minnesota patents, s5,25d5,7O; winter patents.
S. s5q5GO: winter straghts. A.75g5OO: Mime
sofa bakers, 81 4O94s5; winter low grades IS. ESQ
$40 Rye flour. dull; fancy, t3.S5a275.
BUCK KWHEAT-Quie at 50G55c.
CORN MEAL-Quiet; yellow western, roc
. RYE-Steady; No. western, slice
BARLEY-Quiet at Sllsc
HARLEY MALT-Nomnal western, 55a65c
bu spot weak; No. red, 9Isc. Options opened
weak and sold Off under weak cables, liquidation
and heavy sprins wheat receipts finally rallied
with corn closing ll3c net lower; September,
97ls19S s-l6c, closed at sSc; December 94Aq95sse,
CORN Receipts. 722,755 bu exports. g7s. 2ss
bu spot firm: No. 2. siIsc, Options opened weak
under cable news, but recovered light re-
ceipts and active covering; closed unchanged to
isc net higher; September closed at S35sc Decem-
ber s5lka36c, closed at Sec
OATS-Recelpts. las 500 bu.; exports. 500 225 hu
spot firm; No Q 24Nc. Options featureiess:
December closed at 25lsc.
HAY-steadyi shipping, HOoGi5o good to
choice. S5.0OGT5o
HOPS-Firm: state, common 10 choice 1896
crop 6HSc 1891 crop, l2ulSc; Pacific coast 1885
crop, 3a4c: 1896 crop, 6al9c, 1891 crop l2tll3c
I.EATHER-Steady: htmlock sole. l3uenos
Ayres light 10 heavy weights. l9lsgsOac.
HIDES-Firm.
BUTTER Receipts s4a2 pkgs: market firm;
western creamery, laasoc; Elgins, zoe; factory.
cHEEsE-Reee!pts. II Ss7 pSss.: market steady;
large. white. sne small. white. ssc large.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-09-22
COTTON MARKETS.
Prices at New York Continue TO Show
No Improvement.

NEW YORK, Sept 21.-=The cotton market
opened steady, The first call developed an ad-
of 4GS points and considerable activity
the result of the buSingsorde accommodating
over night and local disposition to short
contracts the latter stimulated by indications
of cold weather in the cotthn belt with private
wires of more bullish prfport. Following the
advances on the first cail, however the market
eascd off and showed considerable irregulerity
with the moro active positions, losing 3QS points
from the top of the session on the decline
liquidation of long accounts was feature, while
the bear contingent ~as7anclined to be con-
servative fears OF. cold weather. The decline
was largely the result of Increasing receipts at
our ports. The bureau rspqrt made It's appear
ance at 1920 p. M. witch time the market
showed net advance OF 4I5 points. The bu-
reau report decidedly bad except for some
slight Improvement in Texas Yet 1t fell fiat
and the market subsequently eased off a lit
tie. In the late afternoon the market was very
quiet. but rallied a little just before the close
covering. Closing prices January. s. 55;
February 1888; March, s652; April. $3.50: May,
ber, s6.4S Spot closed quiet; middlng uplands,
l3-l6c; mldding gulf, 1l-l6c; mddling,
ports to Great Britain. S79s bales; France. $50
bales; forwarded 526 bales; sales. SO7 bales
spinners, 2o7 bales; stock. 44,So bales. Total
today: Net receiptsj 1880 bales; exports to
Great Britain, 16.ii9' bales; France, $50 bales;
continent 1000 bales stock, 6S6 bales. Con-
soldated: Net receipts l32, ,527 bales; exports to
Great Britain % $50 bales; France $50 bales;
continent. 290 bales. Total since September l:
Net receipts. 424,527 bales; exports to Great
tinent AZ s04 bales.
LIVERPOOL Sept. 2l.-CoTToN-spot, quiet;
prices lower; American middling, fair. 4asd:
good mddling, 5-22d American mddlng, 4d;
low middling, 31si: good ordinary, 3Ad: ordinary,
9-l6d. The sales OF the day We're 5000 bales,
of which 500 bales We're for speculation and
port and included 1900 American. Receipts. 5000
bales, including 2lOO American. Futures opened
weak with moderate demand and closed
steady. American middlng, II. NJ c., Septem-
ber 55-s4d3 56-6id sellers: September and Oc-
tober, 4s-G4d. sellers; October and November.
4l-64d sellers; November and December,
3s- -64d, buyers: December and January, 37-GId.
buyers; January and February, 3T-64d, buyers;
February and March. 37-6443 3S-64d, buyers;
March and April. 3S-6id. buyers; April and
May ss-64d buyers May and June iO-6id,
buyers; June and July, 4l-64d. value
NEW ORLEANS. Sept. 2l-COTTON-Futures,
steady sales. 90 900 bales September. sG49d6.5O;
October. 's17d6.ls; November, s61sQ6.20: Decem-
ber. So 2Oq62l: January $G2416 25: February,
s6.2sG6 90: March, s63296.33; April, s63s@6.37
MEMPHIS, Sept. 2L-cOTTON-Easy; mid
ding, 7-lsc receipts 2.232 bales shipments 4O5
bales stock. 10, 6s4 bales; saieG. 14cO bales,
ST. LOUIS. Sept. 2l.-COTTON-Quet: 1-16c
lower; sales, 200 bales; middling. 91Gc; receipts
l.s5a balesi shipments, Lose bales; stock S,96i
bales.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-09-22

Cattle Are Scarce, but Well Up in
prices-Shccp and IIoGs Strong.

CHICAGO, Sept 21-Native cattle of attract
i've quality scarce hut offerings did no,
need to he very attractive to interest buyers
and about all found sale at prices well up to
their improved values OF Monday. Cows and
mixed butchers stock met more urgent demand
than for many days and sold a point higher
than at any time last week Prices ranged
from $40 to $40 for fair TO prime cows and
hcifers. Good 10 extra native steers brought
from A.9j to $500. Tho stock of veal calves
was quite liberal, but the late strong values
readily paid for all desirable lots. best
selling around $500. nothing very good under
$50 Rarge cattle went OF quite bri'kly at
steady prices, "A train of Texans going at 81 60
and most fair to choice westerns at 50 40 to
$40 some fancy 1,l0O-lb. Dakota steers selling
up to $44
Strictly choice hogs of all weights sold
readily enough at sc advance and all such were
quickly cleared. Not many heavy went to
packers above $40 and very few lots so
rough to have to sell below $3.50. Fancy
bacon pigs went at $3.50 extra butcher
weights at $40, but most heavy and mixed of
choice quality sold at $40 and s+.$O.'
Trading in sheep and lambs active and
prices firm Good wethers sold high as
3.7j string of good 93-lb Oregon ewes went
at $3.50. and mutton grades sold largely at from
50 Go to Si.00 Lambs OF more attractive
quality. fancy little bunch of Sj-lb. lambs
brought S5.75, hut not many went above $40
feeders buying largely at from $i25 to $i75 and
killers at from 1856 to S525
Receipts: Cattle, $500 head; hogs, lG 900
head; sheep, 1900 head.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-09-22

coiorcd, sIhc; small coored. silc part skins
6l4a7c; full skins. 3iAdfc.
EGGS-Receipts. 1lS9 pkgs.; market firm. state
ana Fennsylvnnla, l6iaml9c. western, l9ml9hc.
PRONiSIONS-Becf. firm; family, taOOdl0 so;
extra mess, ti5oTs.5o Cut meats firm;
picked shoulders, i.25; picked hams
hams. E3'hdS.50. Lard. easy; western steam
- $4,000, refined, quiet. Pork, dun; old mess.
seoo"o 25; new mess, t9.75ai0oo Talow, nom
inali city, 3AT3Mc, country, 3Kr,
OlLS-Petroleum quiet; Pennsylvania crude, no
market, nominally, Sc. Rosin, steady; strained
common TO good. tLijHI5O Turpentine. 3oAc.
Cottonseed, quiet; prime summer yellow, 26lzc.
on summer yellow, 25iad26c.
RIcE-Firm. domestic, fair TO extra, Ad6hc;
Japan. 4a,T5kc.
MOBAssES-F Firm; New Orleans, open kettle.
good to choice. 25Gr31c.
METALS-Pig iron. warrants barely steady at
SIO5 bid and S72j asked. Lake copper. SIPS.
Tin, 1915 bid, $3.50 asked. Spelter 81 25di35.
Lead, exchange firmer: A2IAHA32h brokers,
strong at s4
Omaha daily bee., 1897-09-22
CnHec Markets..

NEW YORK, Sept. H.-COFFEE-Opt
opened steady. to 10 points lower in sympathy
with European markets and under heavy
Brazilian receipts; improved in the afternoon on
more favorable later Franch cables and local
buying. selling checked bv better feeling in
spot. Closed steady. 5 points higher to 8 points
net lower. Sales. 1850 BAGS INCLUDING Septem-
ber $615: December Sc. 5566,s5, Spot coffee,
Rio steady; No. invoice. S7l2h! iobhing, SC2h.
Mild steady; Cordova le50Gl6.D 10 Total ware,
house deliveries from the United states, 747O
bags. including 6,727 bags from New York; New
York stock today, 424,27. bags: United States
stock. J0j. GS5 bags: aloat for the United States,
S25. 900 bags; total visible for the United States
30,es5 bags a"--'-st 475.i9o bags last year and
5T7 $50 bags in -"95
SANTCNS s-p' 2I.-COFFEE-Ffrm: good
average Santos oO0) rels; receipts, two days.
3s 900 bags: stock 1,O54 OO0 bags.
HAMBURG, Sent. l.-COFFEE-Opened hpfg
lower, closed ha%pfg net lower; sales, 5000
bags.
Rio DE JANEIRO, Sept 2l-COFFEE-
No. 7 Rio, $3.50 reis; exchange I 5-l6d; receipts
two davs. "a coo bags; stock. 5000 bags.
HAVRE Sept 1'-COFFEE-C1osed steady at
unchanged TO ~ net deelne: sales 1000 bags.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-09-22
stock In Sight
CORN is IN GOOD CONDITION
warm weather Places ID Ont of the
Way of Frost.

wASHINGTON. Sept 2i.-'rhe weather bureau
in its report Of crop conditions for the weel,
ended September 20 sayr:
The week has been favorable for ripenng ana
securing crops, but in the central Mississippi
and Ohio valleys. Tennessee and over portions Of
the middle and South Atlantic states 4 mas been
too dry for following and seeding Of fan grain.
The exceptionally warm weather ~ the tirst nalf
Of the month matured corn rapidly. and has
placed nearly the whole crop beyond injury from
frost. Owing to dTouth conditions IN some OF
the more important states the grain, particularly
the late crop. did not MI wrll. and the reports
indicate that much will be chany. Cutting has
progressed rapidly under favor Ible condition. ana
In some OF the more important corn states. viii
ber
Omaha daily bee., 1897-09-22
st. Louis General Markets.

ST. LOUIS, Sept 21.-FLOUR-Quiet: patents
"a A9O95.OO; straights, s46O@4.7O; medium, $500
3.75
wHEAT-Lower, closing with declines from
yesterday of Ac for September, &c for Decem-
her and sc for May. December opened 7s01c
lower on weak cables. declined 3sIAc more on
reports that Russia would have sufficient wheat
to export $4,000. 900 bu.: advanced &c. declined
1c, rallied &c and closed sc below the top.
track s6a9Tc: No hard, cash. track, s7g
SSc' september, s5kc; December, s4%c May,
94Bc.
CoRN-Futures declined early with wheat.
but rallied later and closed within kc OF the
top and &c above yesterday. Spot, duh and
frmer; No cash, 27hc; September 26Ac bid;
December. CSC bid May, 3lhc asked.
OATS-Futures were quiet, but strong: spot.
firm No. 2 cash. elevator, 2oHc bid track, 2Ola
Q20&c; No. white. 22c September, zoe; De-
cember 2OHs@2O%c; May. 23c bid.
RYE-Firm 1T 46c.
CORNMEAL-Steady at sl60
BRAN-Dull and lower; sacked, east track.
46c track this side. 4Sc.
FLAXSEED-Lower at $1O2.
TIMOTHY SEED-Prime. S270.
HAY-Choice prairie, scarce at 5.5O96 25; tim
othy, firm at sZ5O9l0OO.
BUiTTER-Higher; creamery, 16a2lhc: dairy,
1lGl7c.
EGGs-Firm at l2c.
POULTRY-Ch old hens, 7IAc: springs
sa9c; ducks springs, &c; geese. springs, &c; tur-
KEYS springs loc.
WHISKY-Sl2l
COTTON 'TIES-65c.
RAGGING-6lG47c.
METALs-Lead, higher at al7hat2O Spell
ter. lower at s4o0.
PROVISIONS-Pork lower; standard mess.
jobhing, $3.50 Lard lower prime steam. A.45;
clear and ribs s6,25; shorts sss7h. Dry salt
meats hoxed) shoulders s. 25: extra short clear
and ribs, s5,75; shorts. s5.s7h.
RECEIPTs-Flour 5000 bbls, wheat IS. 900
bu corn, l26 900 bu.; oats. $1,000 bu.
SHIPMENTS-Flour 10000 bbls, wheat. 80. 900
bu.; corn, 22S,OOO bu.; oats, 1900 bu.