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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-10-25
PRZEGLAD
Polityki Nie dzynarodoWei
Chicago, 25go Pazdz.

ze swojs polityks zagraniczns
ME ma szczescia. ZIe sic wy
bra} re swoja nota wystosowa.
ma do Hiszpanii, W takiej
zw}aszcza chwili, gdy nova
swojs tabela Gel ochronnych
zrazi} sobie wszystkie mocar-
stwa europejskie. Rad hisz-
pa6ski ma po sobie sympatye
ea}ej Europy i dla tego odpo'
Hiedzia} smia}o, ze sprawa
zuba6ska stanowi sprawe we
wnetrzns Hiszpanii i zagrozl1
rzadowi we Westinghouse pod.
dawaniem rewizyi okret6w
ameryka6skich, napotykanych
na wodach kuba6skich, jeaeli
nadal protegowat bedzie wy.
prawy flibustyer6w.
Po nieudanej misyi Wolcot-
ia; DO odmowie Anglii brania
udzialu W konferencyi W spra-
vie polowu ps6w morskich,
jezeli W niej bra6 maj8 udzial
Rosya Japonia; po narazenlu
sobie Austryi przea zbrodnis
szeryfa W pennsylwa1skim po,
wiecie Luzerne; po zatamowa-
niu handlu wywozowego A
meryks wszystkich pa1stw
europejskich, sympatye Euro
py So po stronie Hiszpanii, a
ME po stronie szowinistow
ameryka6skich, kt6rym Ia
chciewa sic wojuy, pomimo, ze
ME maja do dyspozycyi AMI
wojska lsdoWego, ami dostate-
cznei ilosci okret6w wojen'
nych.
Przez zdobycie przez woiska
brazylijskie miasta Canudos,
W stanie Bahia i pogromienie
handy herszta powsta6c6w,
Conselheira, odni6s} Rad bra
zyIijski wielki sukces, gdyz
przycichnsG beda obecnie zmu-
szeni tamtejsj rojaliScl.
Tax nazwaGa banda fanaty-
k6w grozi}a powaznie republi,
ce, utrzymujsc sCis}e stosunki
zstronnictwem monarchicznem.
Inicyatorem calego ruchu byl
,,prorok" Antoni Maciel, ma
zWany przez swych zwolenni-
k6w ,,Conselheiro", doradzcs;
liczy on So lata juz cd roku
1875 wystepuje jako glosiciel
novel WARY. Pokutujac "a
zbrodnie W suojej rodzinie,
prowadz4 on przez dfugle lata
1ycie pustelnicze. Od razu
jednak wyst8pi} publicznie "
stanie Bahia, gromadzsc ma
ok61 siebie coraz wiecej zwo-
leunik6w, tax, IL z czasem
m6g4 utWorzyG w{asna wies.
" tel wsi panowal on jako
ebsolutny ksiaze mad smiercia
$zyciem mieszka6c6w. Rzadowi
D>dm6wil placenia pOdatkoW, a
aaslanych urzednik6w wype.
dzi}. Po kilku latach utworzyl
Conselheiro drugs osade, mia,
sto Canudos. Dzisiai miasto
10 liczy 10000 mieszka6c6W,
ma kilka kosciol6W i slime
injury forteczne. Wsayscy
zwolennicy fanatyka So uzbro.
jeui, ME wy}sczaisc kobiet.
Dop6ki istnia}o cesarstwo,
ogranicza} Conselheiro swoja
dzia}alnosG ma duchownych
sprawach, ale po zaproWad2e-
niu republiki zacasl agitowae
politycznie ma rzecz przywr6-
cenia mouarchii. Ostatecznie
Rad republikafski W Rio de
Janeiro postanowh wystspic
przeciw ,,prorokowi" wyslat
" tym celu majora Febrozio
de Brita ma czele 400 zolnierzy
] kiIku dzial. Po uciszliWym
wymarszu - wojsko musialo
przebyc 400 kilometr6w pieszo
- przybyIa wypraWa W oko-
lice Canudos. Ajax ma miasto
by} atoli tax nieszczesliwy, re
ILL., 5o1oiap1r7 T1po+o
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-10-25
Telegr amy KrajoWe,
Strsszna katastrOfa kOleiOwa.

GARR1soNs, N. Y, "a Paz.
Straszliwe nieszczescie wyda'
rzy}o sig dzisiaj ma kolei New
York and Hudson, kiedy po-
ciag pospieszny, jadacy Buf.
falo do New Yorku, mad ra'
nem iuz zbliza} sic do celu
swoiej podr6ay. By} to jeden
z pociag6w W calym kraju
znanych re szybkiej swej mad
zwyczaj jazdy. Skladai sic z
lokomotywy mr.. 872, wagonu
nalezscego do American Ex'
press Co., wagonu skombino'
wanego, z}ozonego z przed2ia-
}u dla palscych i z przedzia1u
dla pakunk6w, wagonu oso-
bowego i szesciu wagon6w sy-
pialnych. Wyjechal z Buffalo
wczoraj o godz. Z min. 80 "a
no. Ostatnia stacya, ma kt6rej
sic zatrzymal, by}o Poughkeep'
sic. Przejechal przez Fiskhill,
dalei jecha} z szybkoscis co.
kolwiek zmniejszons ponad
rzeka Hudson, kt6rei brzeg
jest zaopatrzony W silny, do.
brze zbudowany mur trzy sto-
py gruby, gdy nagle - ME
wiadomo wskutek jakiego zda-
rzenia, % godz. 5 min. 20
rano nastspilo wykolejenie, i
lokomotywa, ciagnsc "a soba
kilka wagon6w, uaerzy1a o
mur, przebi1a go i rune1a do
rzeki.
Ia lokomotywa wpadly inne
wagony, z wyjstkiem ostatnich
trzech wagon6w sypialnych,
kt6re sic oderwa1y i pozostaly
ma torze. Lokomotywa / pare
wagon6w natychmiast zanu.
rzy}y sic W wode okropne
sceny dziac sic musialy miedzy
tonscymi podr6znymi; kondu'
ktor lokomotywy palace pier.
wsi zapewne utoneli. Pare
wagon6w, kt6rych okAa z po'
wodu chlodu rannego by}y
szczelnie pozamykane, p1yne}o
przez czas niejaki po rzece, ale
zanurzaAy sic powOli coraz to
bardziej: tam znowu straszli-
wa musiala sic odbywac walka
0 zycie tych podr6znych, kt6'
rzy starali sic wydobyc i ma
dach sic dostac. Swiadkami
wypadku byli ludzie, kt6rzy
jechali po rzece ma promie: i
ci jak najspieszniej zblizyl sic
ma miejsce katastrofy j ratowa'
Ii tych, kt6rzy unikneli smier.
CT. Str6t ieduego Z wagon6w
sypialnych, kt6re ma brzegu
zostaly, pobudzil sasiedztwo i
natychmiast spuszczono pare
}odzi, i ma tych take ratowano
tonacych.
Szybko rozeszla sic wiado-
nose o katastro6e W okolicy i
mn6stwo ludzi sic zbiera3o mad
brzegiem. Nadjecha}y takze
pociqgi ratunkowe kolei i wy
dobywano, o lie MONA by}o,
tax pokaleczonych, jak i zw1o.
ki potonietych. Do poludnia
wydobyto 10 zwlok i kilka
os6b mocno pokaleczonych;
wedle mniemania urzednik6w
kolejowych, musia2o utonsc %
os6b.
Wydobyto zwloki os6b ma
stepujscych:
Thomas Riley re st. Louis;
Long Chin, Chi6czyk; E. A.
Green 2 Chicago; H. G. Myers
fremont, N. Y; Giuseppe
Pednano z New Yorku; s.
Becker z Newarku, N. Y; A.
G. Mckay, prywatnY sekretarz
gen. superintendent Van Et-
ten; John Foyle, inaynier z
East Albany; John @. Thorn.
kins, palace z New Yorku;
dwie kobiety nieidentyfko.
wane; siedmiu Chi6czyk6w
nieidentyfkowanych, jads-
u W
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-10-25
Krytyk zagal0p0wany.

- Pr6cz szczekania psa, laden
sic ME rozlegs dzwiek giosu ludzkie.
20.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-10-25
Roztargni0ny.

- Ten OTTO starry siuga jeszcss
name mnie ma rekach nosis!
- RaaemI
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-08
RTER- R-CESTENNINL

We are in receipt Of an invitation to
the Quartcr-Ccntrnnial celebration of
the Presidency Of Rev. w. NJ. G,'icr Of
Erskinc College, ut Due West. which
will be held in the 'llrgr auditorium
on the 10Th inst. This will bc IN oc-
casion OF great interest to Lhr friends
OF Ersiinc College, We regret that ii
comes durinG--l!'r romr.rnr"mrnt nj
Ncwlptry. for otherwise We would at
tend.
DR.. Grirr is one Of the great men OF
South Carolina. and the good he has
accomplished for the State durinw his
Twenty-Five years al the head Of this in
stitution can never hr I'D.
We hope he may I've spared lo G lr-
hratc his Somi-C Centennial. This should
be II great occasion for t.rekinc. There
are few men in the State the equals of
Grirr Of Due West and C"rliSlr of Wuf-
ford.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-08
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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-08

Gov. Ellcrhc ha1 acted properly in
ordering court Of inquiry in the col
lcgr trouble with the militia. |, seems
10 MS that in view of all the facts Grn.
Watts should have desired the invrsti-
cation himself. The court Is COM
posed OF military men and will meet ON
Thursday and give the matter n thor
ough investigation. Some one l., evil
IDENTIFY in the wrong, for with the
large grounds there WAS plenty Of room
for i couple companies to parade with
ont interfering with the bah ramr that
was in progress. it is very unrurtu-
nate affair. and came very near result
ing very seriously. lnusmnch as the
matter is to be thoroughly investigated
we will not pass Judgment. except to
say that whoever is to blame snonld he
made to suffer for thus usclrssly cndan-
gering human life.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-08

Mr.. Eugene S. Blcasc, young Now
berrian and Il graduate of Newbcrrv
College, w"o has recently taken up his
abode among the good people Of Snluda.
has assumed editorial control of the "a
luda Sentinel and made his formal bow
as an editor in last weeks issue OF that
paper Eugene is II bright, steady
young man OF good character and pleas
ant address, and The Herald and News
bids him welcome to the ranks of the
Fourth Estate and wishes him abundant
success in his venture. Ills first issue
promises we'll.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-08

Attention of teachers is directed to
the circular printed elsewhere in re-
gard to the annual meeting which will
be held at Paris Mountain, June 30
to July D. T. cry teacher who can
should attend this meeting. The rates
on the railroads have been greatly re-
duced, and trip Of week to this
mountain resort will well repay any
ono even it no advantage were to be
derived from the annual assembling
together OF the teachers. Read the
circular and act promptly.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-08

The disprnsary has been in II tanglc
si' ce its inception. Now tie board of
control is quurreling. Mr.. Williams is
making charges against Col. Jonrs the
chairman. Mr.. Williams wanted to hc
have made his charges sooner Still
investigation will do no harm. And for
that matter up to this time very little
good has been accomplished. An in
stitution that requires rs much in.
vestigation rs the dispcnsary should
be abolished.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-08

4 FIRST CLASS MNIETEACIIE ER
4 wanted in Broad kivrr Special
School District No. -. No "t.Namina-
llon Certificate" or Diploma necessary,
hut applicant must be thoroughly com
prtrnt to teach the English branches,
TO hC Of good moral character and pro-
durr good references. Experienced
teacher preferred. TO one acceptable
Il term of five or six months will be
guaranteed at II salary Of thirty-livc
dollars per month. The term to COM
mcncc first Monday in July or as soon
thereafter as prarticublr Good board
can he furnished near schoolhou&c ut
eight to nine dollars per month.
Apply to either
ID. \. DICKERT.
Cn mn l'Oard $. r..
W. f.. SUI BIER, Sec.
t. 2t Sunshine. s. G.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-08
NOTICE..

FEHTirItAI r. 30. 20 FOR EIGU-
" teen NS) shares Of the capital
stock Of Ncwl.nrry Cotton Mills stand
ing IN the nam" 81 O. i. Mayer, Jr. hay
ing been lost or mislaid. application will
be uaGc (0r rcn.'w%! Of same after thir-
ty days from this NNtN. t. 5t.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-08
Uhe Ae1all anl Weaps.
-----l--5----- - - = - -7-7777-7
K. II. hl,LL, EDITOR.
AFTER SHOTS.

The editorial brethren havo como
and gone. That they had II pleasant
meeting they all testify. We arc glad
they came, and gladdcr still that they
c,rryaway with them pleasant rccol!cr-
ttons of their visit. We arc sure our
people were delighted to meet them
and have them with us.
~
The editor of The Herald aud News
has been from his desk now nearly TWO
weeks. Much Of our PAL ca was given
up to the Association for one or two is
sues, and in this aud Fridays paper we
hope to have something to say Of th"
trip tC Clinton. iIurris Spring and
Nashville. In regard To this, hnwrvcr.
we can only give imi rc~sionS and snap
shots, for we took no notes of anything.
Cur main purpose aul effort were ,li
rectrd to maxi ing thr party we had in
charge have Il plca*an; trip.
*.*
We desire onro again to make nc-
knowlcdgmcut to the brethren for
their many kind and complimentary
words to MS personally and for other
tokens Of regard and appreciation. |,
is pleasant TO labor for The cO,nf,rt and
enjoyment Of others when YOU know
that your efforts are appreciated. We
shall strive to merit the continued good
opinion Of the members of the .\sSocia-
tion, and rs they have hUnorrd us with
the Presidency for another year. we
shall take plcusurC in serving them to
the best of our ability.
=
We are delighted that the annual
meeting and the excursion 10 NN>h-
Vile all went OIL SO pleasantly. In Our
next issue we shall have something -
say of the trip and the Centennial.
At this time we desire 10 luakc our
acknowledgements To the tuiumh,u.
Newberry"and I.aurrnS: SrAbrpvi Air
Line; Western and Atlantic: NA~hviiia.
Chattanooga and St. Louis, uNi the
Southern Railway for rourtr,ics en-
tended. No party could have hrru
treated better than ours by lhv," rOad>.
and personally we desire to assure
them of our appreciation Of their ~
ranGcmcnts for the comfort OF the
party.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-08
SHOE AND NAT LINE

is superb, and can scarce be OK
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and strictly up to date. No
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Call and examine lor your own
satisfaction7 and if our goods and
prices don't convince you that We
are the people to sell you
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-08
PriiaIIy Ing 8
CClotI|tliii t|li:Il|g j g!
Spring is coming on
suddenly.
] ] ne
n ! ewberry
c (CsIofE|liil1g,
Company

Is on hand, ready with The mob
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Of Clothing and Gents Furn ish-
ings ever exhibited in tbs market.
No old stock to be run off ut and
below cost, but our goods arc new
and ,rcsh and arc marked c'oso,
and our motto is short profits and
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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-08

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLYN A
COUNTY OFNEWBERRY-IN
PROBATE COURT.
BY w. w. Hodges, Esq Probate Judge.
XNTil EIfEAS, 4. j. Gibson, G. &. G..
w p. hath made suit to me to grant
him Letters Of Administration Of the
Estate and effects Of Allen Scott,
dr"eascG:
These are. therefore, to cite and ad-
monish ali and singular the kindred
and crpditora Of the said Allen
Scott, dcct as ed, that they he and ap.
pear before me, in the Court of Pro-
bate, to he held at Ncwbcrry Court
House, on the l2'h day Of July next,
after publication hereof, at II o'clock
in the forenoon, to show cause, if any
they have, why the said Administra-
ti"n should not he granted.
Given under my hand this the 3lst
day of May, Ammo Dnmini 1897.
w. w. HODGES.
~. j. =. n. G.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-08

June !, 1891.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-08

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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-10-28

$3.75qS.9O. The stocker and feeder
branches were fairly active. common lots
ranging from S3,00@4.25. Butchers
ana Gamers stuff was fairly animated,
prices showing no particular change, and
caves Were active at $4.50d6.5O for the
pest: texas cattle We're in fair demand
az SZ.2Sa3.6O for cows and heifers and
S5.oVGS.S0 for good choice. Western
range cattle We're quiet, active steers sell
ing largely at S3.50G4.10 while good to
prime heifers brought S3.7564. 10: west
erm feeders sold for S3.5O,64. 10.
transactions in hogs were at nm OK
IRENE range of $320d3. 80 for the moor
est 10 Inc best and at S3.7563.S5 for
Plsss,o Ihere was further decline of
2;Rlyc per 100 pounds and sales were
largely IOc lower, a number of un-
1 Ism stuff, selling very badly. The
puik OF the hogs Went at S3.506I3. IN
ana pigs largely at S3.35Cd3. so while
boars sold at $1.50@20O and rough hogs
business in sheep and lambs was good.
prices ruling about steady at yesterdays
hgures. Sales were made of moor to
prime native sheep at $25O64 80, but
nnere We're not many choice to sell above
Nf.Zo. Western range sheep found
buyers at S3.O0d4.25, feeding lots sell
ing actively at S375@4.00. Lambs sold
treeiy at S3. l504.25 for the poorest up
TO- S2oV92.15 for the best, feeders
bringing S4.50d4.75.
Receipts-Cattle. $500 head. hogs "a
ooo mead; sheep, 10000 head.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-10-28

SAM SAM very close to the quantity an III.
thev N uase OF the year before. Todav
my I2o were We're 1,61SO00 bushels ios h voas
10 'o,oOv bushels. Bradstreets renoyt ~
Loot morlu visible made an increose s;rca 20
bm Sy week of Abs. 900 bushels, I'!}1Sd0
buSheiss 2elng on this side and 2400 000
capSed IN and atioat for Europe That
market oIe OF me weak spots in the davis
70 - net, put the bearish impression due
u ~ ~ was of short duration The marLat
fft onis quite strong toward the close. 81
tL ouis reported that all contract wheat
o,iele had been ordered out. Deeemhar
9 9ppeheq at 93 to 90 3-Sc and declined 70
J3ocj IT rose afterward to 9i 1-Sc fell
uack 10 W Lie and near the close rose
al ads S TO "a LIE, closing at "a 3-SG
OF &c &C May ranged from 90 "a 70
g. g. ,-Sc' and closed at 81 3-4c. The gain
Tor May only 1-Sc. anu
a, corn was very dull, and the SLIGHT
negotiations of the day were cousad nr;'7n
pally by the movements of tha p whnot
inu ma AS the latter was firm in the
emu SO was corn, which closed with n nct
gam OF l-4c The predicted cold weather
caused some buying on the theory that II
would check country movement. Re-.
fSelpts, 234 cars. Gables were 14G5.Sd
.ower. december ranged from 25 ism
~ al.
% 7-Sc. o0e' CLOSING AT
Oats We're firm, partially through sym.
pa'ny win wheat and corn, but mostly
III account oil the excellent cash demand
EleVator concerns were good huyers Tbn
visible increased S21,0OO bushels Re-
Geelpts, GAO cars. December ranged from
10 81 to 1Sd1S 1-Sc, closing about 40
higher at IS 3-Sc. ~
,,i aoNlSlons were heavy from the same
causes mat have been weighing unon thnt
market for a long time past. Too many
Heoes were one of the reasons and yelIow
FEVER was also a continuing scare of the
oear traders. At the close December
PORK was lie lower at S7.75: Deccm-
Per llru about lie lower at 81. AZ la
$445. ' ~ io"er Ut
ESTIMATED receipts Wednesday-Wbeot
10000 head. O' wv cars nosT'
Cash quotations were as follows:
| Flour, firm.
| No. 2 spring wheat S71ac; No. 8 sprinp
wheat, soc; No. . red, 95hc.
No. ? corn, 27Hc.
No; oats, 1Shc; No. . white. o2ihc
No. white, 2015c.
No. 2 rye, 46Hc.
no. 5o barley, nominal No. 3 barley, f.
| NJ N -No' Il DuIles, l. o. d., &c.
NO: l flaxseed, $101.
Prime timothy seed, $3.50.
Mess pork, per barrel, $7.75.
Lard, per JOG pounds, $425.
Short ribs sides Qoose), $4.3J.
Dry sailed shoulders (boxedD. 4Ac.
Short clear sides (boxeD. &c.
MhsSSyyoo u finished goods, pei
The leading futures ranged as follows
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-10-28
New YORK.

New York, Oct. 26.-The cotton mar
ket, after opening easy at a decline of
40dS points, showed considerable irregu-
larity, and was generally weak, public
cables being against the market and pri
vate cables still more 30. AT the same
time the movement of cotton was eX-
ceeding estimates, and spot buyers, for
eigners even more than consumers were
not inclined to interpret wants. Cover
ing in the early afternoon carried prices
up, but there was renewed liquidation in
the afternoon, and prices returned tC
about the lowest level of the session
with the tone finally easy at n net loss
of sal points and sales of 1000 bales
Cotton-Easy. Middling, 1-16c; net
receipts. 30 bales; gross, 1924 bales; for
warded, 995 bales: exports to Great Brit
ain, 302 bales; continent, 1888 bales
sales, 1916 bales; spinners, 2B bales
stock. $3.50 bales.
Total today: Net receipts, S706l
bales; exports to Great Britain, 5942
bales; France, 5729 bales; continent, 12,'
1913 bales; stock, 1868 bales.
Consolidated: Net receipts, 231 .23l
bales; exports to Great Britain, N, 4SG
bales; France, 69S1 bales; continent, 81
9S1 bales.
Total since September 1: Net re.
ceipts. 1867, 094 bales; exports to Great
Britain. 527,G25 bales; France, 1882
bales: continent, 376,007 bales.
Spot. easy. Middling uplands, D Lite;
mddIng gulf, 6 5-16c; sales, 1016 bales.
Futures. steady. Sales. l41.0OO bales.
January. 5.95M5. 9Sc: March. 6.O2; April
6.O5c: May. G.09c; June, 6.13c; July
G.1Gc; October, sole; November, 5'Soc;
December, 5.92c.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-10-28
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Chicago.

Chicago, Oct 26.-Wheat changed front
on several occasions today. but Deem
Der was 1 lie higher at the end OF me
wobb!y session. May, however, was only
1-Sc higher. There was considerable
closing out of short contracts ana TAXING
on of May to account for the approaching
cold weather and the small northwest
movement were features in the. genera
strength. Corn closed lie higher III
sympathy with wheat and oats advanced
1-4M3-Sc. Provisions were heavy ana
declined about lie ..a
Wheat was weak for about ten minutes
after the opening. and then without any,
thing outside of the condition of the local
sneculation it became firm and advanced
1 1-Sc from the lowest point Inc trad
ing during that time was chiefly IN De
cember and to that future was connned
the advance. The opening weakness was
because of a further SD decline at Liv-
erpool and plentiful rains in Nebraska
and Kansas, ON the other hand receipts
were light. Chicago received 10" Wars cars
against 3S7 cars a year ago, ana Whine
nnolis and Duluth reported 991 cars com,
napred with 113O cars a week ago. and
i61S cars the corresponding. day OF last
wear. The quantity inspected out OF STORE
was 162, 900 bushels and of the day re-
GENTS only II cars were contract, One
feature of the days trading was, the dis
position 10 cover December shorts m
wheat and to put them ont for May, and
"a result of this, the spread betWeen
these tn two months widened to 2 Sc, The
contract stocks for the week at Cmcago
show an increase of only 10000 bushels nell
Clearances from Atlantic porteso were
enual in wheat and -four to 645,OOO bush
e elsa and reports from the northwest were
again quite bullsh in respect of the tat
ing off in farmers deliveries at country ,niIy
stations. A weakening feature during
the fl" forenoon was decline in the CONT
mental r markets. but when public cable
grams giving the close at Paris s,D and tba Ant rt
werp came to hand it was fosn had dhf be tg
privately reported. The rain in Kansas IS
p, nd elsewhere on the day before was said
to be speeding in this , diTe ssceed Ssf by
Mms VAL, ~ calder weather. This augured no
a aood TO the belated crop and caused some
buying. The receipts at primary markets
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-10-28
Dry Goods.

New York, Oct 2G.-Dry goods are
ouic. in oil lines again this week. IL
was hoped that an increase in interest
in some grades would be noticed but ,r, so
far this has failed to materialize. me
lack of seasonable wears has undoubten-
" had much to do with the current dull-
ness, but the reticence of buyers IS also at.
tributed in no small degree to the current
belief that the low price of cotton gives
manufacturers of cotton goods an OPP
portunity to make money ut current
prices, and there will be. many oppor-
tunities to purchase before prices are
advanced, Wooden goods. on the other
hand, are well supported and the ut
most confidence is evinced by sellers as
TO the future of the wooden goods trade
In staple cottons the local first hand mar ar
ket is still dull. Print cloths remain IN
active at the low price prevailing, Z3-oc'