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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-05-28

SEE d, 5, BENTLEY.

II you want to move or want a load ofsany
kind hauled or want load of manure, dirt,
sand or gravel, or cement, lime, hair plaster,
brick or sewer pipe, see d, S. Bentley, cor
ner OF Front and Chemeketa streets or ling
up telephone 80. Also wood and coal on
hands at all times. Orders promptly attended
to.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-05-28
]. s. FREEBURGER
NEW M ARKET.

Estate street, near railroad. : ,Freshest!and
best meats. My patrons say keep the best
meats in town. "a
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-02

Especial o oGf s4eat dif iiHss t 6}
Misses and Children's Jackets. All so
at the cut prices.
GEO. NJ. SHOOK & co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-02
NO TRUTH IN THE STORY.

CINCINNATI. O., January 1.-When the
the attention of Mr.. NJ. Z. ingalls,, of the
Big Four railroad. was called to-day to a
published rumor that he was to be promo
ted to succeed the Hon. Chauncey N. De
pew, of the New York Central road, and
that Depew was to receive a first class
diplomatic appointment from President
Mckinley, he frankly and quickly replied;
There is not anything in it so far as
am concerned. Cincinnati cannot get rid
of me so easily as that" and the business
president closed the incident with a CHEEKY
Goodbye"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-02
A COAL COMPLICATIONS,
Council to BE Appealed to in the Floor
sheirn Contract.

Council to BE Appealed to in the Floor
sheim Contract.
Yesterdays Pittsburg Dispatch said:
Patrick Dolan, president Of the
United Mine Workers Union, has ap-
piled to the City Councils Of Wheel
ing. w. Va, to compel Henry Flor
sheim, the operator at Finleyville, to
pay the increase Of six cents per ton
agreed upon by the operators OF the
Pittsburg district. The entire pro-
duct of Mr.. F'lorsheim's mines, in
which 400 men are employed, is con-
sumed by the city Of Wheeling. They
have a contract with Mr.. Florsheim
to nav him certain amount per ton
above the union price agreed upon by
the operators or the Pittsburg dis
trict. and it is stipulated that these
terms must be satisfactory to the
miners.
When the cut from 70 to "a cents
per ton was made last September, it
is alleged by Mr.. Dolan, Florsheim
still continued to receive from the city
of Wheeling the same price that was
paid him before on the 70-cent basis.
This fact was exposed, and the city
demanded rebate, WHICH, Ndo SlNSH
it. All of the operators in the Pitts
burg district. including Mr.. Florsheim,
agreed TO the Scent increase, but re-
Gently he announced that he would
not consent to it. The miners are
not feeling any too good over the re-
fusal Of the operators to restore to
them the amount that they received
before the cut. and it is feared that
the present action on the part of Mr..
Tlorsheim may precipitate strike.
President Dolan at once communt-
Gated with the Wheeling authorities,
and received an answer from the sec
rotary of the Wheeling Gas Company,
which is controlled by the city, that
they were perfectly willing to pay the
price for coal as advanced by the other
operators: and. in case of the failure
of Mr.. Florsheim to live up to his orig
inaI agreement with the other opera
tors. the contract with him would be
revoked.
"Tbere Is much dissatisfaction
among the miners" said President Do
Ian last evening, land considerable
danger of a strike among the Finley
Vile men, but if the Wheeling author
tiles can compel Mr.. Florsheim to live
I'D to his agreement, l think the men
will be satisfied for time at least.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-02

Yesterday morning some time between
midnight and two o'clock an aggravated
case of highway robbery occurred on the
Union railway bridge, between the uPPe'
end of town and Martins Ferry.
A Hungarian who has lately arrived III
this country, who is unable TO speak Eng
lish. and whose name is yet unknown u
the notice. has been boarding ana WORK
ing in Martins Ferry. Thursday night ne
came over to this city, and started pack
across the foot-walk Of the union prluse
some time after midnight. 1t was 1oggy
AT the time. and on the bridge people
could not be seen over fifty or sixty yarus
away. When about midway of the DIG
span of the bridge the Hungarian, from
what could be gathered from him by the
police. was. attacked by four men, VIM
nearly tore his clothing from ms pacA
and secured from him roll OF pllis COLI
tanning one hundred and eighty dollars.
AS soon as he could get from his assali-
ants the victim ran, and did not take
time to notice in which direction MS
assailants went. AS soon as ne coulu get
his bearings the Hungarian made MS loss
known and the police of this city were
notified. Officers went through the upper
portion of town, and before daylight ar
rested a man who had crossed the bridge
it was thought about the time Of the ROB-
berry. Later it was ascertained that the
suspect had playing the piano in a Mar
tins Ferry saloon from early in the after
noon until after the time of the robbery
and he was released. The Hungarian was
at police headquarters yesterday morning
with a friend who thought he cvuld speak
English but who had the greatest diiii-
Guilty in making himself understood ana
it was only by dint of long and close IN
ouirv that the details of the affair be-
came partially known.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-02
rAcE FIXED LIP.

Frank McQuaid was arrested in Pitts
burg. Thursday evening, on complaint oil
Chief Bennett. who made charge against
the prisoner which savored a good deal
of forgery. The man was locked up IN
Pittsburg. and that evening his wife made
a statement that the charge grew out oil
some orders given in the course Of busi-
ness in this city. Lieut.. Ingram was to
have gone to Pittsburg yesterday after
noon for the prisoner but missed his train
by about two minutes. Later in the day
the amount of money in controversy was
paid by McQuaid and he was released and
the case declared settled.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-02
WANTS THE NEWS.

Chicago, January 1.-The Colorado
Springs Colorado Gazette has aban-
doned the United Press and will here
after take the leased wire report of
the Associated Press.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-02
W., kA,,o+ be interested in our
lou WluSl wonderful Jacket
values.
GEO. M. SHOOK & co.
Small TALK.
Large Audiences at Both Houses Yester
day Coming Attractions.

Large Audiences at Both Houses Yester
day Coming Attractions.
"A draught of the proposed new
seal for the city can be seen at the
City Clerks Office.
There were four cases in Police
Court yesterday morning
There were lot of ex-officials in
town yesterday.
Yesterday was a dark and dismal
New Years. The fog in the early
morning wee terrific, and as late as
2:3O D. m, one could not see from the
wharf to the Island.
The Criminal Court will meet Mon
day for the January term, and a
grand jury will also report.
The German Bank has declared
semi-annual dividend of FIVE per cent.
The street railway has declared a
quarterly dividend of IL per cent.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-02
STOLE A WATCH.

Thursday the police were notified by
Fireman Dan O'Shaugnessey of the chem
ical company that a watch had been
stolen from him, probably on the goth OF
December. but that it had just been
missed. Certain suspicious facts were
placed at the disposal of the police and
Yesterday afternoon Lieutenant Ingram
recovered the time-piece and arrested j.
sitgreaves on the charge of stealing 1t.
Sitgreaves was taken before Justice
Rodgers and was sent to jai! to await an
examination.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-02
Cp1nrrNAI. COI-RT.

The January term of the Criminal CoYr'
will convene Monday morning, when the
grand jury will report. and will get to
work at whatever business may be pre-
scented by Prosecuting Attorney Meyers
Owing to the fact that Mr.. Meyers only
came into office yesterday. it is not prob
able that he will have many presentments
and the business Of the jury may be con-
fined to such matters as may be brought
to the attention of the Court through COM
mitments by Justices.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-02
I 81, at our Jacket prices in Main
LOOh street window.
GEO. NJ. SHOOK & co.
WILL ATTEND THE MEETING.

WASHINGTON, January 1.-The gov
ernments of Egypt. Venezuela. Switzer-
land and Mexico, with France and Russia
heretofore announced, have signifed to
this government their intention to be rep
resented at the Universal Postal Conven-
ton next May.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-02
OPERA HOUSE ORCHESTRA RE
HEARSAL.

The following programme will be
rendered by the Opera House Orches-
ira, Sunday evening, at Arion hall:
PART I.
March-"Three Emperors" .Weissenborn
Observation-Disclosures and Joys Of the
Fire Brigade" $3.50. ......:...; Weldt
WaltZ-"Au Revoir' -. Waldteutel
PART II.
Fantasia from Les Huguenots"
Forget Me Not" (vergissmeinnichQ
T. Won Suppe
Two Hungarian Dances" .........B Brahms
PART III.
Potpourri-"Musical Illusions" .Schreiner
Fantasia Stueck-"Der Mutter Vie
genlied" Grade Song). ReZkzeh
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS." ...... ..Stetefeld
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-02
WILL REFUSE THE CUT.

Great Western Fire Clay Company's Men
May Organize,
Special to the Register.
TORONTO January lat a meeting to-
day the employees OF the Great Western
Fire Clay Co. decided to refuse the cut in
wages. Preliminary steps were taken to
form a labor union. Developments are be-
ing awaited with interest, as much feeling
is shown
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-02
HIGHWAY ROBBERY.
A Serious Case on the Terminal Bridge,
Early Yesterday Morning.

A Hungarian, a Late Arrival IN Tnls
Country, Attacked by -Four I'm
known Men and Relieved OF One
Hundred and Eighty Dollars-A
Stolen Watch Recovered and the
Thief in Jail "A Case winch
Looked Like Forgery Fixed Up.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-02
Mbeelin9 2esister

ATTENTION BUTCHERS AND BREW
Frs.
For comfort. warmth and durability wear
Our Celebrated All Wool Knit Jacket ana
Comfort Coats. They are the best ana the
cheapest. Popular prices All ilnes again
coDblete CHESS * SONS,
Fashiona BILE Tailors and Gents Furnishers,
1921 and 1928 Market Street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-02

Lt4o worth $2S.CO among
JdCkSlS those we offer at 1895.
GEO. NJ. SHOOK & co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-02
TO CURE \ COLD in ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money If 1t falls
10 cure DC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-21
OTHER uArKErs-By TELEGRAPH

r,s, Buffalo sept ao-Cate- Receipts. 30 cars. IN
tT Il grades g' ... 70 To- sS Sh0 MEDIUM hn1"Ts to
neayy steer s. 55asie5 coarse rough sc@r, 50 5g
81 80 choice smooth. fat heif"rs s. ioaSi 80 mixed
soT O. ,;a TO- ''.%Sn ia S Cow s. S 80 Mcn
bull. o ns to easier sfictly fancy nScr- s42as52
common to fair DO sl>Gs@1 good to fancy ,psmse's;
rsfa Teal, s7ass falr choice sdgse '3 heavy fed
tive demand FOR I'll hnds ana PIe' sons s ,s 90
s. 5oa.i co. heavy hogs s. 'Sgs4 80; ousss: 81 Is
Ssrs including 10 cars Of Canadian lambs; market dun
slow and 10 T. @G l3Tsr Tor a' Sbenp IN s5 demand
and lambs yearllns' choGr ,. 10 pi9% G na 1T%
a5 cholce TO Extra Goas5 o fair good 81 go
Ss 59 cuiIs 81 2jaSJ. sheep-Choce to selected weth
eri 4; ' sSpo TT sheep s. 56$, 90
kansas city. sept 2o-Catte strong. 70 Zoe higher;
h9s s sSsG hf a nss :1 p' YSrSs
pigs SO Joasi 10. Sheep hrm lambs, 50 "eS' 80
81 Louis sept. D-Catte higher fair TO fancy native
shipping oa; 80 ID a,Ga s1e 20 and ss." sna
feeHs'' 81 Jas. o bulls 81 Joas5 81: Texas and Indian
see R, 81 oo lshi - :oesi So mixed Siat heavy
& ss gss s. l saTsP s siSs3 81 ''' ''
East Liberty sept eoCattle steady unchanged HOGS
81 ,qs cemmon to good & 90 s Sss = sH
s: 90 Tog S co4 f5s s. Soss 4o e6Sce limbs s. i9
* 70: common to good I@m1S' S4"S' 80 veal caves
CHICAGO Sept 21.Onv about hail. the moderate supply
Of e' ,ep ,S bcs, grads at about eoc this san
s, week late prices. sale " esht fancy heavy snow
- "a. reported 50. the salesman obtaining 81 ~
90 h remainder ~ the lot. Many choice cattle went AT
e. ossss Is rains cut on the great lnnix OF ow
% native .teers offerings were easily disposed ot
e. aSgst rs shared N the genera advance. good
a. ~ i00sf 40 The te" veal calves
80, M firm prices best landing az ~ TeSans ana
readily At prices iOa loo aDov. last
49,. bottom The pens were soon eeS5ed -
.efl hozs all selling s. higher. and many at Joe at-
a,c. on la. weeks late prices. Packers took on many
. "a bg hogs 81 81 lOdsi H. Choice bacon sorts sod
,rrud "a a. ard butcher weight Dsrrows around - w.
n, many heavy however, rough had u sell peiow SV
The great bulk Of strong weight hogs gong A. - voy
a. ~, Ic,I coarcrns bought quite freely or sheep ana
i,urb. a, nrires Ill last weeks range most iat
nnt.ns AZ 50 75gsf and few fancy lots around - 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-21
EFFORTS LAST WEEK
THE GENERAL. MARKET REPORT.

Ns~-- York September 20 1897.
coTroN-Ae; no1,a'e say9ncg The S9''Tn s mq.@'
.pani9g stea,s a1vs0c. - $cj his esily cab
s1vaS less decline Liverpool thon expected and also
distinct :o,ntn CIT TO the long Inter
se,,, sca, (,r tbsse me a-G p-icas broke
SOFA points from the highest. January contracts seHhg
IS, Thee we're few in,rye!s u raii, bu; in the main
De market showed decidedly weak uucer,one. primarily
I've biz receipts nd dsIosii {" gnpr- the yellow
couned present prces. In TO- oft,rU the market
quite irregular ami At times decidedly weak under
,4iry scheduled l0Coo bales and other ports
'a..,~lv estimated 5000 bales. mailing total q
"a IS 49, ger @ne or he %ee Pontin to az 20 '""'
- H. b.fs hava been doDord,ng uuon l-1adenir 2
REGULATION a wider range % iuteres - help rsrry
he movement. but the volume Of speculation today has
lsNd decline n 3Gs points WIKI the total
ss e lod 70" or sp2' e';5on es 3 md4ns up;
~; miidlins quo,ed. We're as follows: NeVOr
cans steady 6l.c. sa!Hs. 100 oaies Noble nothing
40. X over. B9i'imore nomaaL So. &c lover An-
cotton Excaanss special Liverpool cablss-spot cotton
American ll.Cv receipts. ZOO American. 1000: mid.
Irg upisDds. : i-S21. Futures steady. lGfG2e4l de-
Ps ssa s'+1Iy an s NJ: 3s Mar s8T
200. Arll May 3.lb May lure. 3i2b June-Juy. 3i3e
yenhsr 242h: NoVembe December. 3f0b Manchester
Yarns dull but scady. Cloths duh.
tween 1880 ana 25Go,o bales aeainst rs IL bales
asst 80 49, last Total port receipts for
s, no a. conparcf with ois last week and 30 s,i Ia.
yea OHeial te-giams stated that between 2iOOr and
against 7ctusl sceip,s wee: Of 81 bales and Of
~ oti last veal. At New orleans 1000 1890 bales
Fe.e,ps AZ important points to-day compared with IKE
ZANE day last week a2d last year. were as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-21

Cn,-agr sept 20 Special The promise early was fo1
. hear Aav IN wheat. bur It tIrnel out stronger A''r
omen NJ -, a. wheat advanced l4. ard closed AZ &C
over SATURDAY III. hal the statistics; but there
was lot Z buying through f'w private wire houses
enough % run IN shorts and make strong day o' H.
December opened from a. O. 9l sold between "ltc ana
g3,c AMI closed 92,c. :, was 9-s; on me euro sep
tember early ~ premium over pecemoer' nut u
closed To- under Possibly this was tie result o, poor
s5iuc,, demand Tho worlds shipments. ioo39oOo
bushels ugnei larger than Anticipated List weeN
they were pi9oOO bushels. and last year, 'tiooW
bushels There good sized Increase on paS'ass
$4,000 bushels The visible Increased l3'A"" hushes
he large receipts had - ID with the weak open
ns3is car. at Minneapos ana DaG,l az IN i.ss
last year 'S' cars a, ,,rs Is, ~ bushels against
81 eo bushels IL was predicted that there would b,
zoo 600 bushels Liverpool started at an advance Of 20
hut lost most Paris was without any app'sC
wax S@ama sorsynne loads ANA ports but
eis4 co bushels showed incress" OF only l39Co9
bushes There tar seaboard cle1rance, $500 w.
Raidrin. Quincy Logan. f-smson and Alen-Grier II
'S nat good deal Of Il from 81. Louis through
an exporting house here. and vas really f'r freach ac
There lively day corn sharp rally on g l 70
by shorts. and big trade Bec en- p ne a, cc,c
MAJ touched stsr and closed at 3l',c The nsrecsi.n
I'D lower rh.r- was very ,rrea.s IN The loa
Visible i5S 600 hushs ana ,s ns ,h1n @xpe;.d II was
fterwad developed that these small hsres we're party
49,, - ,bs transfer by Armour or 900 bushels from
nit, >, r~ivate stock Withdrawing that amount noni-
ray rom the visible and from the official local stock
There wes very sigh. improvement IN the Tash demand
and the market kept about &c ont or line Win ~"
-, ss,hr,rd cearauces I04 900 buhses crop ad-
80 are ro changing hut spectators Just now are pay
ing more attention local stocks and 70 CARRYING charges
ian =, ron news The buying OK futures TO-DAY was
,sd he Rarre,t Farnum Cuiahy. Philips ana DINERS
with short lines The selling was by those VINO hld
break. Charters were 2iS 900 pushes
oats .ti followed closely after corn. 1lay opened
o2L sd betw 23isc and 23ac. and closed at I've
pscets we're 5aa with 40 estimated Tor TUESDAY
1hers continued an excellent shipping demand seaboard
80 rsre 900 bushels. The visible increased
o5o OOO bushels the local stock decreased lUD bushels
provsons we're slow bur firm. Swift, who has been sup
nrIce. all through yellow fever scare. sup
norted them again to-day. Offerings were light HOGS
80 e. % Zoe higher $4,000 the yards and l4OoO
st,mated for Tuesday There was very little feature 70
tho trade There seemed TO be some Increase IN ne OUT
si trade The English packing concerns were supposed
10 be doing little selling through commission concerns
Tbere was nothing important from the yellow fever dis
trcts The whole provision trade Is awaiting the DIS
appearance OF that epidemic. o,,,
o. The curb puts on December wheat closed ct 9isc;
c,U. oic: puts on December 30sc; calls 3Osse.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-21

Chiefly for French account. Later in the day it was
iSsGs h that the export bushes: %
IN baltimore for Antwerp. Aside fr. the fact that
early gossip connected the Chicago poo with tie hrhc
visible ard very light stocks this point continuation
OF the recent heavy outward movement from New
considered piooaOe owing 10 tne fact that while
tnipts largely exceeded the weeks oxpos socks showed
small re"uccn suggesting that grain is now
loaded into steamers There a decrease Of J3i
bushels in the English visible supply Snd an ditiou Of
$50 is'o'" bush to the amount On Fra cables
and closed partially sd ret higher Paris markets
closed practicaly the SAM saturday. The visible
snrpy incIeasea eS'd o." bush, and is row l71ioo,o
through weeks decrease Of q 500 bushels we're r.
az 20 l'o"" bush against 33o3 0oD bush last
Ing weeks decrease OF 1873 900 bush last wear his
time me STOCK was 'i1o6p bush the curb trading
cash wheat. afoai. were as f,,ws: s., . ~ 81:
~ b No1'a.an Duluth s. or, No Northern 81 o.
activity among shorts. based on the rise in ybeat
Imolsh0ut the day t'adr, fairly active prices
senE on In The aft eruJon under rr1lizing but again al
.incing sharply the close In symu.fay with
snar movement IT. wheat Final prices were NC hgher
man SATURDAY ? Official close. Shows weekly report
only $4,000 tueh. fact c-e.ited to Ike transfer ~
h hD"ut s"lWm bush in Chicago from public 10 private
65"" bush The total visible supply IL now a3 ~, o.,
bush against 1921 600 bu.h yea New Yori. stock
oe 40 corr Is $4,000 BUSH or weeks increase Of
creased l2s 900 bush 5O2G bush Heavy fros, in
Portions OF the corn belt last nigh; seemed no
influence upon the market. No quoted 25a.c
anost.... OATSThe market for oats was again
very quiet with steady q prices based On ne
hrrn"sa IN o,her markets. Exto~t trade small foot
ing up doH1 bush heavy white oats No = oats ono al
2tl4c No 3 oats. dc No white 27Qa7i.c: No 2 Whit
&c track mixed 24iza2'i:c. track white. :Gig3sc
iufalo: ard No Western. 52i7c = Bufrao.'....
Il NH'Ef-Maiket Cult; quoted 3ii4c Ernlo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-21
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

.ug,ist, sent cO--Cotton steady; m1ding o-lCc
Low, inLiding l-l6c; receipts. 1913 bales; gross
34l5 bales: shipments 23i3 bales; sales LUIS oaies
stock, 952i bales
Galveston. Sept 2o-cotton easy; nitd'ns; s3se; 10"
"xnors astwse 52l: bales; sales. 3si bales spnnsrS
l,o bales stock, ST. bales 49,
Nou,. Or,eans Sept. 2O--Cotton easy middlins o':c
lou ,,isdIng 3-iGc: good ordinary BIC net receipts
Kos bales gross ei9i bales sales 5000 bales Stock
% 05j bales ,,,, ,,,
No.,o,L Son, o0-Cotton quiet: niddllng. Csc
low ,nii5ilne q g. isc good ordinary oi,c net
os7 baics gross 29sI bales exports coaswise 'io oaes
stock. 7.2i7 bales ,,,, q , ~.
savannah Sept c0-coon quiet m'dh lnn, "a tHs
Lou. r,,ydnc -tGc receipts s3Ho baies eNp",ts
contneni 1000 bales: coastwise 53f baes' saes -''
baIss. stock 80, sol hales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-21

CoEFEE-ThA con.s MARKET opened steady with sep
rnhar an. Oteg c1nIsc's unchanged al other ntnT
points lover 'he fara h-tfcr cas1 Of Havre
daribufs cables han hal been looked for. There
3tUe SUPPORT ia .' way Il foreign buying orders
;oHeter. aoa local speculation not fortID 1n;iIg Toe
ron, ngent NiI h-ve soi1 on the lse receipts M,
S) and san ~ t1TCb hersi but f0- the nrnness d.
'eiorsd ia ne spo' denaItHcr' so RIO. invoice l1H.
jein3 market Hp - h. an other kids 4 Brazilian
oHcs IN riooo non Tee market or futures showed a
week Gnd-rtore general" 'hfoHgaott the session an /
lrs~i quiet ihc We!' point os n ne. decline
= = points with total sales u bags Cleared
September IS 5000 tags Including 1000 bags
Roman Prince. HG,G usrs steamer
5000 nage by Gal..e0 Steamer
arrived 2. - bags to-day, Including g aS bags
Ianos AMI 80 hacs Victoria and go bags Bdua The
market -. mid quiet but steaG'or In gym
sthy vth higher prices denarded tor brazilian STOCK
~ qI1'siirrs not giotabf advanced quote !:
aalacs .mnOn good. SuH@ic. good 'ucLa 1910
CO. la GuAyra- aracas. 10i13i1tsc Porto dabcio
u. Il i0 .. SrvsniaB IcaTamaUga 13iqg I5izc: Bgots
B0lsi.e. MrxiranoIdOVa. i0. iJs,c. Oa1aca iD,, ~
10. Central Amercanfo-i 10 ordinary al.0Iss,c
ar 70 good l4ql1c: prime % choice. i7i,Galc. East
rGa--inegior. SaG2ti@c. fancy 2703oc. ia 2id2jc
trg ii9f2c Mocha. ~. @i9c Receipts r >
week III 800 tags, sgains. ~ COO bass the Previous
vee md - go bags last 'ea- r. eips az Santos for
p week COCO against Us 40 bags the previous
week and lf3 f0 bass year ago Shipments x RIO
ofce tgi'cl Sta week HSocJ bags.
Europe 'O.H0b bags Santos shipWerts 10 the United
Itaicg &c .C0o hags. t. Europe l3oOtO bess.
Ths range Of cont!ac, prices follows:
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Sales ranged chiefly at 81 5oG,3 Is: only lot,
srilin. dor-r around 81 Larirs went siowy goot
many Choice 10 extra dts sol az r'ssy
g,os grader ard bert feeders aronsd ~ 90. tar
=. a5Gsf skinny culs az - Ud>7.
Receipts attic i2oJ0 head hogs. 5000 head; sAeep'
~ hesd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-21
~s.IIORY STEAMSHIP LINES
nj FOR rExAs. SO; CAROLINA. GEORGIA AND

nr,5cHrrrL SIX fIo BhYs' VOYAGE BY SEA
To GGAITEsToN TEXAS. Thence by rsn to MEXICO
coIoRAbo sPRINGs SALT LAKE, CITY. Also 70
TRANCsc0p o oTa al Saona Tnjss
fHOf'iO'' WICK. ca -
M r,c,-SONyIILE. ST. ANGt slime TAMPA. &C.
ssTRAI6!iT and RorND TRI Tickets issued all
TO Tsxas colorado Ish Arizora C1liforn'a Mexf.
ro' e. Georgia Florida &C. hxcsent aecommodations
- WIZ II9oRY s. CO. Gen. Ag's. Pier 80 e r. n. z.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-21
1nInoN WOOL SALES.

ro,,o, s.n ry-The ftth tcries 81 the Colonial WOOL
sale. which 10 nxed commence Septembe. ~ nj, IS
scheduled to close October ID There VIII oe
inc Ssv. and the probable net amount OF wool esaoie
Tor the series ir placed at l7SoC0 bslsa