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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-04-22

Miners Fruit Nectar, the hit
of the season, at Ross & Bon
ners's soda fountain, ) cents.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-04-22

Grant and Green, the dis
burses of federal patronage in
the state of Texas, seem to be
in much doubt as to who is who.
Up to the present, however. the
Grant regime is ahead.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-04-22

Cascarets stimulate liver, kid
neys and bowels. Never Sicken
weaken or gripe; Zoe.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-04-22
Attend the |. o. o. f. ball.

There is a rumor Of Il we'd
ding III society circles expected
by some at a very early date.
One of the principal factors to
the happening stoutly denies
any knowledge of it, further
than the rumor he has heard.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-04-22

Brilliant and all lamp oil as
cheap as the cheapest at Cole
man x Lynn.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-04-22

The ARDMOREITE Will eX
change daily or weekly subscrips
ton for stove wood.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-04-22

\ number of people from
abroad have signified their in
tentions to attend our |. o. o.
L banquet and ball.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-04-22
Came as witnesses. But =

About noon today Deputy w.
c. Everheart arrested and
lodged in jail Charles McSwain
and Tom Mahan on an indict-
ment found last.October, ,charg-
ing them with larceny. The
two men had just come in as
witnesses in a case when the
officer met them.
Strawberries
Strawberries
Squashesl
New beets!
Carrots!
At the French Market of
II. b. JOHNSON d Co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-04-22

Found-A miss's kid glove.
Apply ARDMoREITE office and
pay for this notice.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-04-22
TULLAHOMA IS BURNING.
DAMAGES over Three Hundred Thousand
AiresdY-AId seat from Nashville.
Business Portion Lost.

Nashville. Tenn. April 2I.-
Tullahona, seventy-five miles
south of Nashville. is burning
and Il special train has left this
city with a fire engine and fire.
men.
The fire started in the opera
block and has already caused
enormous damage, estimated at
$500 900. A high wind is blow
ing and there is no hope of
saving the business portion of
the town. Last report stated
the fire is within four buildings
of the depot and telegraph
Office.
Tullahoma is a thriving town
of $500 inhabitants on the Nash
vile, Chattanooga and st. Louis
road, seventy-five miles south
of Nashville, and a large num-
ber of the buildings burned are
new, the town having suffered
severely by fire some months
ago.
Later-The fire at Tullahoma
is under control at , a. m, and
losses, private dispatches state,
will be about $4,000.
The business portion of the
town is badly wrecked. Full
particulars not obtainable yet,
nor the number of buildings
burned.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-04-22
Attend the |. o. o. f. ball.

Tickets for the Odd Fellows
banquet and ball April 26 are
on sale at Coleman & Lynn's
drug store. Get a pair right
now.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-04-22

The Odd Fellows have the
provisions, the feast will be
spread, the crowd will be ac-
commodated if it takes all
three stories of their building
to set the tables.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-04-22
A Runaway.

The horse attached to the
peddling-wagon of old man
Wolff went on a rampage near
the section house crossing this
forenoon, and succeeded in to-
tally demolishing the vehicle.
Aside from the wreck of the
wagon, no damage was done.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-04-22

Ice cream today at Ross &
Bonner's. lift
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-04-22

Fine grass, water and shade
for pasturage; pasture near oil
mill. Horses so, cows 81 per
month.
ARDMoRE OIL & MILLING Co.
a2l-d2w
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-04-22

Pure Drugs. New Drugs at
Coleman & Lynn.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-04-22

Judge Kilgore today received
a telegram from Wills Point,
Tex, his old home, conveying
to him the sad news of the
death of his bosom friend,
Capt. j. Il. Hamm, father of
Constable Hamm of Ryan. In
referring to the matter this af-
ternoon, Judge Kilgore paid
a high tribute to the virtues of
his old time companion, and
said that he wanted very much
to attend the funeral, but his
duties would not permit his
leaving.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-04-22

r. w. Hodge, manager for the
Ardmore Electric Light and
Telephone company, left at
noon today for Kansas City.
Previous to his departure he
closed ithe contract with c. f.
Troutman for the building of n
power house for the electric
plant. The building is 10 be
erected with Gainesville brick,
work to begin at once. Mr..
Hodge also informed the repor-
ter before he left that the poles
for the wiring of the city would
reach here in a few days. His
workmen he said were fully up
with their work, and he was
buoyant i'll the hope that June |
would see Ardmore enjoying n
complete system of electric
lights and telephones.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-04-22

Now IS the time to paint your
house. COLEMAN & LYNN.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-04-22

The infant son of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. E. Nelson is reported
seriously i'll.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-04-22

Lost - Steel-rimmed spring
Eyeglasses. Return to Armour
Packing Co.; liberal reward.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-04-22

Full line of artists material
at Coleman & Lynn.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-04-22

Several people from the coun-
try bought tickets today for the
|. O. O. +. ball.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-04-22

The Kingstonia is the leading
DC cigar of the city. Coleman
q LYNN.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-04-22

Twin Medals cigar, best )
cent cigar i'll Ardmore, Mt Ross
Bonne IS.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-04-22

IA complete line of Munyon's
remedies at Coleman & Lynn.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-04-22

The little boy is supremely
happy with his marbles and
bare feet.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-04-22

Ardmore has no base ball
players this season, at least
they have not shown up.
New-York tribune., 1897-10-17

New York Oct.lr- &c 1891
RErvEe Receipts. SO cars. or li'i mead T. 'aIs %
the exporters. - cars dr"ci t. Local ansi .I :
cars for the market ~ trading Il anf import nc
ceiling generally 4t-nly Dreefsd heef '9e' 20 'u'
Der ~ f.r poor prime 'iy dressed nl'lv" sides -
change in cable The camrania onfr1H - Ii''' i'' r
cattle and 2iIS quarters. tho Mesan,iC - London -"
elt,c: the Mousoan. glasgow. $40 cattle. ana inc
Coorad, 10 HUI 80 caite. o
CALVES Receipts all for the market. I'D head ni"
nr Win the stock carried from y"f'efda', t"ni
- ~ had 10 sold ZIG ~ jersey cry and - nt
six.th 81. pealrs rato IN" nnark"i -" huf si.'dt
ern caIyc~ About 20 head carrtd over N"is -"i
ai s5nS7 per 100 H. Dressed calves generally 'I"" -
ell,Gc Wr.rA, 4 co 10 vca's. - n ay-ragc.
n collins: 1G ,eais l4s H. s.; DO, III H. at 50:
'siIi:Ep AND LANES Receipts. including Two cars
dircc, butchers 'ars. or ~ h"nd inhklng
Win the stock carried over from yeeterday io'i Z ~
cors IN sale o., AT Jcifey Cly and ~ SiNti"th Il
quiet. cars going over ordinary 10 sl Sne'
nld a, So inuS4 Per loo N. ordinary 20 good lambs at
81 i2i ass 30 Dressed mutton. 3g'Hc. dressed lambs
ssieelIune Mullen: - state lambs. - 10 average.
at S. per 100 ID. ~ do - H. a, g. p u" l"nnsl
,aria do - H. - - ~ Sate sheer JOG ID II ~
McPhers n & o.: l99 Canada lambs ~ n. az - 90 g
Buffalo sheep llo H. at 81 i?9 Kentucky d. " No. nt
'aJ5' cou,n.. &C. Indian, ,aos. 20 u =, ssss. ~
p yiyana do I, ~ IS 30 % DO, 81 ~ a, 81 80,
10 Pennsylvania sheep ioi n. at 81
s525 10 We, virginia sssee ,. ss n a. s3s
HOGs-I:eceip;s. cars. or 3sG head--i3l head On
sale STEADY at 81 oaH 35 per 100 10. Country dressed
steady at 81 5cGs6 - for ne whole range
,os n, average at 90 per 100 n; do 200 at s.
stags SO n e, 81 20. roushs ao4 n. at ss 20.
New-York tribune., 1897-10-17

- .rr, s.. ~ Thor~ aa, O. December wheat scofe
h,r. o.. ,., advancing time the p"rrr'"- pr''"
t.. and closing o. over last might That h was ma
,.r - sh,r', rather than 90 Obj" u"wF Was h'wn h
tae aeaAn..s = au 10. out,ll. mark.t- The MAJ >.
dis. irl ir.Il} ulgh 3 discount 20 might 'ahes
were .,!lner.n' There rains West AMI thu out
ret the-~ w.. a. lo,-. detl - stop s. selling Tn" h"
price a.. a. 80. Ming 'ns ~'r" passed. ear) ~ the
s".-an a. "ef' a s,h ,i'aian',' ~ tar S'r: ..,
the trls hf 90 whiUn an c,ntflbntei 70 ~"
.,ts'h. '.i- ""' .,.'i, lang n'i -yln'"t"@ ~ & hs
Hoftrwes-rn points there ii7G cars against
''' - & VIZ sa, ~ S,l. "a, ,.aia . wear '';, Ss
Ars"nuni fhilp~l u.tniag y" i,fN repr'l only
am.uni,. aoo'o nl.Ac.. hirl e.lter II nts eyidea
:. r 'a.s'{ "' ,nc li' - ''fa,"'', M nis .Nane
have hal ah,ai III here and bought IL. hcr, were TO
1nr tul ;"' n'.p"l things along hy taking io' u be
Crn IA. Arrei ia small way by the wheat strength.
1, advanced ST. hu' .,.i ii AM '.s,l At f,tal nsui"'
g., AMI ,,sel .,c Sia} ,,ucncl 30. 81 and
,.pis 30 oars sitn indi,. Tho
,..s0,s on' 90 90 bushels IN" el"arances tor
W. nn'' 'h,,' .,t., ,. ~. a., ,o" 49, ,t ,,ns v.
r changing hy c.e,ator icoy.e Liverpool was III t. I'D
o.,s merely f'o"cl corn. .hox:ns stc"ins.s ana
and -ia.c. closed az 2i.. Receipts iio
WITH ..0 o.ma~I f,r M"ni"y. Sr~ard cIcsr'noes were
.uu"p bushels cntt'"fs here ~" -,"p bushels Th'r"
keep. an astonishing cash demand. but th@r" is ~
r,,sion, ver~ weak made by The larse Increase In
II Yellow t"'~r IN Sow or"'ns and l.,
:3oo estimated tr Monday. and with io5eo erimated
lr next ""'k r9n lost i', l''i oc T. H. RIBS iA,
seek lntr eu small yet II Is s'l ari stocks here "'r
agMn To ~ srS r., ..l g. s on II ,r "S' c,o ,n r."
er.r :ca. 49,. Puts N December corn closed At
New-York tribune., 1897-10-17

COFFEE The coffee market after opening steady with
prices unchanged points lower. ruled inactive and
featureess. without further change. The sales IN the
call 900 bags To IL $3.50 bags. and for
IL will be noted that Variations what
Of the twelve months being dealt in but
Of them showing change from the opening basis
The market finally barely steady at unchanged
prices points loss Throughout the session n
undertone prevailed under the ~ enormous
supplies lack Of speculative support The vsihl"
supply available for the United States is larger than
and Santos foots up July l. the beginning Of the
coffee season. $50 600 bags in of the movement
year for the corresponding period AZ the same
receipts Rio and Santos show little or no
to-days cables reporting 1900 bags. Euro
pean market cables offer support. Havre show
redeeming Of the field Of statistics was the
liberal movement from United States warehouses to-
days report showing output Of 13+s3 bags We note
arrival Of GarIick with 80 lsS bags and by
via EuroDe $50 bags Santos Cleared
from October Is. Ast. with 2400 bags and
October IA Newton. with 1900 bags. The
market spot Rio inactive and nominal with a
weak underone the absence Of sales prices remain
nomnaly unchanged but II Is understood that business
could not at present figures. We quote: No I
Rio &c. and jobbng parcels. 1l2c The mar
for mild coffee shows declining tendency. without
quotabe change: but prices figure are TO he
regarded nominal the absence of business of
quence We quote: Maracabo-Common TO good sH"c
good 13G lGc La GuayraCarGcas. l0dlc. Porto
Cabello. 9ql0c Savanils Bucaramanga l3aljc Bogota
lF5G11kc. MexicanCordova, 1Vulj Oaxaca. lOd1disc
Central AmericaCommon TO ordinary "a nl2i2c fair to
good l3Q15i,c: prime choice. l6ds@c East India
tura. 1Oi.qI1c Mocha 1si2Gl9c.
New-York tribune., 1897-10-17

Market dull and slow Lambs. choice to extra
81 3c1s5 "a: cus fair 81 1885, sheep choice To- Sc
leced we.hrrs S44Sf %; and common. 81 o4S3 20
East Liberty. Oct. lGcattle steady: prime - W. sSg
81 ~: common 81 1t3 IS: bulls staes and cows S-u
81 IIogs steady: prime medium 81 locsf ~: bsst
Workers 81 10I$i l5 common % fair lorkers StTsa ="
rigs SO nS, heavy. 81 05G<4 10; roughs - slISi ~
Sheep hrn: choice 81 leasl ~; common g DOS, =.
choice ants. xIMsj %: common 70 good Sfus W Nea
calves. SGlSG 30
sho ng and expos steers 3jaS5 lj dressed beef and
butchers sbl - H. light 81 tdS4 - stockers ana
feeders iOGS3 and hsifers. S2Gi 80 canning
81 5paS2 60: bulls. 81 oa$3 CO. TEXAS and Indian
-: and heifers. 81 2ld>' - fios
s,oalv light 81 IaSt mixed 50 GOcf>3 10; heavy 81 "
sheep steady native mutions. 81 unN w; culls ara
bucks 81 loHS3 20. stockers. s. io0S3 30: amb~. Hia
s. -. , ,.,
Kansas CITY. oct. I6.-tatte nominallN unchanSef
pog weak 10 80 lower; hcayes 81 500 So G1i7: packer
81 i54s3 -, mixed 81 GOGs3 7o lights. - SOS. 20
Workers 70n 80 -: pigs. 50 50us3 ~ sheep hr'n'
lnInis 81 lOM$i -.
New-York tribune., 1897-10-17

Gave,ton. OCT. 10 Cotton easy. mldd.lns. &c: low
ritdlng 5s,c. good ordinary. 5i,c Receipts. Is 75c
hnee exports Great Britain 1.G2G bales sales 24i
bales; siinners'. 10 bales; stock i.25l bales.
Savannah oct. lG-Cotton quiet; midng 5'sc low
mlldlng 3 IGc Receipts. sa5o bales; exports the
Continent 3 334 bales coaswis@. 93 bales sales 2j
bales. stock. ii3 6ls hllea
Ncw-Orlcans. oct iG--Cotton weak mildng &c: low
mdllng l-iGc. good ordinary. 3iGc Net receipts.
2Nb haies gross sJ5 bales Britain
30 bales France. 81 125 bales the Continent
L. aS: bales: sales. $3.50 bales stock $500 bales.
Norfolk oct iG.-Cotton nominal: mddng &C.; low
rrddlng 2 9-lCc: good ordinary. 47sc Receipts. fO93
bales exports coaswise. 335s bales: sales. s2l bales
stock. ~ III bales.
augusta oct, i8-Cotton quiet: mddng 3 -I6c: low
nIdng 7-IGc Net receipts. 3O37 bales gross p i29
bales: ahpmcnts, 2113 bales; saes s6J bales; stock
81 s35 bales.
New-York tribune., 1897-10-17
rr.norrAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool o't 10. l3o p m -Es' hange Closing
Wheat Ird Mea.iI winter s'"aay Mt ~ 81. No |
rcd Northern spr.ng. new steady - s'ed. corn
American mixed spot nr". steady At Is I'D is plI
strndr at - l,i. october quiet at 30 lsI November
dull g. - ia.i. pe,rmb"r quiet at Is = ~. Flour st.
Louis fau, dali at los Hops at London Pacific
coast steady al ..,llGS i-ci Extra India duh
Uss I'll. prime iuil at jGs ID Pork Prime mess
fine Ne~.rn. dun Jis. prime medium Western.
dul ~ 49, Hams short cut. IL t. ~ H. steady at
y Bacon cunt rrlnnd cut. - 10 - H. hrn at 3s rl
-hnri rih 20 - T., steady 33s. long clear niies
light 81 To- H. steady AT ;3s; long clear miidlcs,
heavy 80 - ~ H. steady 324 short clear backs III To
Is H., steady At aos clear bellles - IL n. nrm
y. ,l shoulders square. II L. IL H. rm 2Gs. Lard
finest white md coaird steady at hos. Talow Prime
itv nominal CottonseeI oil LIN lool r'fnei dun
i5s III Turpcntnc spirits st"ady n rs III. Rosn-
Common dull lt T. :iad.
New-York tribune., 1897-10-17
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARK EFT

New York. October III. 1897.
pr,xc .XD PEAS-Therc not much interest toe
day of exior,er. and ,he home j,o'nF ms r tFr
shGTs No. WI, , result Of the wc&s busness
prices have had 10 be shaded little but good deal q
white bean. is fairly steady but rel idney and m are
showing weakness; % , i , haIe whirh s tcins urged
for sale. We quote; isans; magd9w S.' .ho,,e rr
9Sshe Saa y H. o. p~a 80, iso7 81 Is do s 10 rel
kidney 81 as 7o DO 1896 8 = 'l' c ~ 20 ia, do %he %
Sorn,a 81 4oasl -. do Lady Washington. 81 Oa,l Il;
sceGn scssH P%f barrels '1is, Sssc Do bags soass
BI TTER-This has been the lightest weeks receipts
MA cor ."a'-nt advance in prices only little fancy
creamery arrived to-day held
some business was done al that. sufficient AZ Least to
sn% less Fresh frs,s have sympaihzei a little In the
advance. but seconds and thirds are unmproyed June
:oc and holders are now refusing 10 accept that
sSrc The 'Iep ~ Of T9ie e dSs m on TSTy on s9 c a
Western packngs unchanged In demand price.
Is GSnS 6ssKsse 1pSf'' aa a me GS up
per 10 2ac do ;hlris 2922c DO thirds to seconds IA
thirds to seconds i4a DO June make coc
fub. extras lsc do Welsh tubs. fame isals,,c dairy
tubs Grss saas DO ,nr & 70 see9nd, STs1 i2ai'e
fair to good l5aIor imitation creamery. hne 1870:
Do seconds 10 nr.,. isaisie do fresh nrs,s i2c do
seconds lie DO low grades, 37lo'1c.
CHEESE-The market cleaned Up pretty closely Of all
tie desirable large fu cheese available and with
very lt,e fresh stock n today prices are merey nominal
ember made Small size. fun cream hove sold fairly
sSufh not ss 70 at ss honSS III nSSeR Ss
obtain for fancy wese.n %ew-Io:f ia,s skins
cumuation with prices weak and irregular for general
steady \, sncairvile yesterday .,o % boys wsre q.
fered sales go boxes AT sis"?c latter rlln. exports
state full cream large e9ersa or white fancy +saen
Der &C. Do large c.oice ssgs1.e' 90 si rr,i 70 @
.s s e.Ssf .Ss sS Ssc q "a e Ss
large, 6lsI6Ac; fkims small cEo!ce o'zHoAc,
New-York tribune., 1897-10-17
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

Chicago oct. lG-Market for cattle as is
saturday was almost entirely nominal Lees than 500
ead vas received consisting mostly Of Wc-ierns These
were disposed slowly AT yesterdnys prevailing prices
In hoee ,ckc!s held bach and succeeded IN forcing Prices
;aloc lower sales largely AZ 81 GjIti The poorest
,el,ng AZ ijns3 - ana tho choicest 1t S+Nf, Late
sales % below early packers Cciag iarcci-
nj ~ ..5GS3 AMI better lrov"s a. 81 T0Nii
yere a advance. bsiag salabi, q
- 20 Tor the poorest natives 20 - nS 81 f1r good
e. extra n1rks. Western range -Act3 werc salabc
going largely nt 81 iou<3 ~ Lambs
were in demand 5lS3 - FOR the poorest to 81 5r1 81
f,r b.st choice selling az 81 feeders nj
81 sOGs4 - UeceptsCnttle. 3)p; hogs. C0JO sheep
1900.
ras, Runolc Oct. iG--Ca.tia-f,eceirts about cara
The market quiet md FULL easy iogs-Herepts ~
care Msrke acfi-c. Yor'tcTs gcnd choice
st onast -: ronghs good. a. GU - So
GOOD 10 choice uiqt4 10. Sheep and lambs Receipts
New-York tribune., 1897-10-17

London oct. lGThe arrivals o. wool to date for the
sixth series wool sales. which Will open November
% follows: New South Wales. iISj bales Queens
Land bales. Victoria 500 bales. South Australia
3l9 bales Zealand 4 26i bales ape ~ Good Hope
and Natal s64 bales maKing total of lj Az bales
Guiding 500 bales direct The imports for the week
aggregated 10 i5i bales. including 236l bales from New
south Wales bales Melbourne 32l bales from
South Australia bales from West Australia 2T9 bales
from Caue of =. cd Hope and Natal. is3 bales from
Hamburg c72 bales from Bombay. II bales from China
7O7g bales from Bussorah. l. .03 from Busreh 81 bales
f-cn Pun,a and 63 bales sundr!es
New-York tribune., 1897-10-17

FLOUR AND MEAL There was general steadiness
b ns ns IN Sne s. a 4f J p"n Masr qSa pen at 3
;'E'?s ss''; sSs:. 81
Ss sns ernss .ss. Zoo to sss s;s s s. H fH
MEAICs9uis fine whe ry 1S9scS m nne ye,loow 1os
e'' ssr In I, SaS Goasc: spring but S2'.@s7nss loo ID
Se%nT ad@s ;hdp a2see ssssa % ssre5nInss .
n ST ESctTsas M sIain m"fs a" ua e strong
the morning ana closed unchanged to &c net hishsr
ah si ac syns FROM 5 E Sf
houses also good suysI. Oo.a loealy and at 81
ana s in al parts Of the 6s ,, caHs
,o ye.efdny nrmness cre Liverpool opened partially
I'd higher on suuss d sId was dull for spot s.
literally in Chicago Northwestern receipts were larger
a.n s.e S @ es 3 s S s asan:i so N
with The % ,b Sa9s be &
snces reported large totals in quarters but
tsaord RI at the ss
.r 10 t % eosns a. s @ d
tions 1noat 70 arrive were as follows; 10 nard
Duluth o'o No hard DSs' s. os g No
S, % ts:1 shared . ne csss at about S s
sss ss: @ sssr.s ' wSich we're above night; a4d
ZION !naasnse q higher wheat prices hs e %ar,s,
THE sOfay wsahs s. a.s The ,hs. Wes |
have a tendency diminish the movement. Shorts
1ood al and indications pointed
Cessation the unloading :or the time being
Export transactions. usual small scale foot
ing up only 1900 bushels. No corn quoted 32c.
HEAVY receipts at point and light clearancs during
sS:s.: e: :'f Il h s s aS.ss possible Gr @
cats was hrmer with the other markets closing kqi.c
oct higher Export trade light absorbing but
5000 bushels No mixed. Local stocks expected
decrease the week. No oats quoted
:2ta23c: No oats 22i.c: No 2 white 25iad25kc: No
.RYE-Marxet frn: No Western %sifc: No
western Elc. T. Buffalo. E. .BARIEY-Mafket firm:
quoted 2sAc c 1 T. Buffalo
New-York tribune., 1897-10-17

Exchange special Liverpool cabies->po' cotl"
sales. 70r bales speculation and export "'
bales. American bales receipts. ob bales Am'ri-
can. eOOo bales: middling uplands ll-l6l. Futures
t'esdy. buyers G4d decline. Closed easy at net
cscline 2iz points January February 323s ! ,'-
ruaryMarch 323i.s March April Bad: April MAY 5.1p
MAY June 326s June july 327s July August 82',
October 333v, October November 326s: November De-
oenber, 323i.s: December January. 322s.
he OF { follows
New-York tribune., 1897-10-17
EXPORTS TO DAY
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New -Yorl. October 70. 1897.

NcN- UtIVN"E N, TNTi
COTTON-The continuous decline in cotton carried u Q
murke; the ser1i panic THIS morning. Daring
the prices declined abou, hfhs ot cent
Ihs morning the market olened decline ~ ~
pon:s and further declined la3 points some = tr'
months under pressure Of break G.. @aF3 points g,
Liverpool heavy receipts predictions Of still heaNe
novcAc't. absence speculative support apatfF IN
part spot reports OF gerealf Favorable
weather the belt for securing the remainder ~
selling orders ant Southern selling
orders supplemented general disposition 70 sell on me
part the contingent; The quda;icn of long COT
made unusually active market for SATURDAY. ana
total sales reached $1,000 bales. With 'he market mali
steady Il 3l5 points. after having shown at
time loss Of SGiU points o the more active pos
tions. before sharI~ rally on
predictions for parts of Texas. The market Tor
spot unchanged prices. mldolirg up
lands niddli.g Gulf l6c sales. 81 bales. al
Chronicle indicated favorable weather
during week stated that the work n gatei
,og he erop had suffered little Interruption Mar
I-iing had. however. been inerfered with Icy yellow
quarantine. which was particularly noceaoIe III
movement through VcksLurg
The statistical position of cotton to-day sums up as
New-York tribune., 1897-10-17
STOCKS DULL AND FlRM.
SEPTEMBER'S FOREIGN TRADE
THE WEEKLY BANK sTATEMENT-BoNDs
AND MONEY.

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE oCIopE" ~
DEALINGS IN BONDS AND BANK STOCKS
New-York tribune., 1897-10-17

Receipt. interior points IN thousand
last three cpheIs omitted: -four bSls. grain Dush
New-York tribune., 1897-10-17
CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
CLOSING PRICES OF CHICAGO STOCKS.


Yesterday. To-day Yesterday To-Day:
Wes, Chicago 9.i, lOli, Am Strawboard.. 20 SA
North Chicago 225 DIS y Y Biscuit. G3is ~S
Lake St L.. iai. i9s. Metropolitan L.. "a
Diamond Match. $50 lisis South side L., o's =.
tiiy Railway 80 Alley L...,,,..., u
New-York tribune., 1897-10-17
The range Of con,rac, prices follows:
IA ailstcaI position OF Brazil coffee is as follows:

Rio-cofee marke, steady: No Rio. sSo50. exchange
l5-32d receipts 17OU bags cleared for the United
States I2 bags: cleared for Europe $3.50 bags stock
New-York tribune., 1897-10-17
TIL, following table shows the usual Compare
tive statement OF bank holdings:

The following shows the relation betwees "