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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-01
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York. August 81 1897.
REEVES Receipts 81 cars. LIPS head. ~ ears to
"A the market Nothing doing in liy" cattle
day Feeling generally steady. Dressed beef firm at
from London and Liverpool quoted American steers
UEuIltc. dressed weight; refrigerator beef at sepic
per N The Tnurc carried 10 Liverpool today 30 cattle
Tor J. Shamberg son 371 cattle for Schwarzschd *
Suzbergcr 30 quarters ~ beef for Nelson Morris
To morrow the Majestic for Liverpool Is TO be laden with
1900 quarters 81 beef for Eastmans Company the st.
Louis FOR Southampton with 300 quarters for Eastmans
Company and $40 quarters for u. II sherman
CALVES-Receipts all for the market. were 10 head;
total Of 10 head sale all AT Sixethst Market very
quiet but the general feeling steady for all About
s5as7 Is per 100 ~: bunch Of 81 30.
CITY dressed vcals quiet at o4aiic per NJ country
dressed so a, ga Toe for s.reme dressed bu''emilks at
~ at SO; grnsscrs. $40 N. at 50 so
at 81 do. 20s N. 81 5o DO $50 No. So do 30
SHEEP AND lambs Receipts all for the market
red from yesterday. 10 saleii. at Jersey
city and ~ at SIxtetn-st. Lighter offerings caused
provemsnt In price and me market closed quiet with
about cars OF stock unsold Poor 70 prime sheep sold
Sass sIis. Dressed at 5a7c per 10: dressed
81, ~ 2rg KSnuG s "a sNs @ N
Indiana DO ~ at IS 2o 81 Indiana sheep leo h. at
s. DO 81 n at g: % Kentucky DO 1903 ~ 50 co;
J H. wilkerson $40 Kentucky lambs. 0s 10. at IS 80:
100 Kentucky sheep: rs N. at 50 90.
: Jaaa CO: liz Kentucky lambs. 6 b. at 8, Is:
100 Kentucky sheep 100 H.. at $50
1870 10 n 50 %; 81 Indiana do 1872 No. at 50 20; 10 do
ss 10. at s?s7ia
shesp i:3 m at So 70, / buck 100 II, at So 80
HOGS Receipts. Is 4i3d head Including III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-01

as ter Stnte brethren This keeps UP steady npour
81 u,weIcome quality For moment the first three
grades keep their rates account OF their scarcy
After getting down 10 g and what Is trien 70 De
sold for g. Is demand common nay -
coming more ard more a difficult considerauoh inlrIl-,
hav sboid never come 20 these markets ownerS
expect returns We quote New nay W
per 100 y, 7Oa75c; No per 100 H. C.'1gz..c ~ %
per 100 H. 5,is GG24c No 3. per 100 10 nSI2 sCi
grade and low coalition per 100 ID ,o t'n ,057,c
primo old hay per 10. SOC No J. per 100 10 ,oG, -
SrUAW-ghere Is fair demand but no strens,h, "a
pri for new General quality r. una,tIacNe nt' I
iiv,rs concession. OLD retalis ~.
demand hut Win good dry. new long rye arriving Nv
viii pay GOr for old New is auo,sd "a ~ - cjsi
per 100 n: old nominally 5;@Gc per 100 10 h %,
reuorts 4 rccents Of hay at the Pro1uce
noon 10 lay were: Hudson River Railroad. 81 ncn
Tra 900 ,Hns fcnnsyvania 100 tors West shore ~
tons Lehigi Valley. go tons baltimore anu hats so
TONS, Central a. New Jersey. 10 tons; Tier p''a '
to1s; total loss tons Receipts q straw w toS r,ev
Receip,s Of nay and straw at newborn TOT ''e WV"
ending 81:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-01

count up II sales had reached only 1900 bags am
for the entire 10 go bags. representing su
market. with variations closing STEADY az a
the lowest poln, OF the daya decline OF "hio ppi'
Tho pressure OF surres caused weakness ahtoa
well here and the markets Of Havre and fnmnurs
alec closed lower Selling arrested by fears that
market. Notwithstanding the protracted tcrnl 81
apathy may accumulated considerable snort inter
est and tina, bearish conditions may have been more or
generally over-dscounted The market or spot bta
lillian coffee ruled Inactive nominal with weak un
dertone closing at abou, yesterdays hna ngures; ~"
Rio invoice and INC for tobbine parcels
We note bags Rio No I spot at G7.c The
for mild coees ruled inactive with weak under
tone closing nominal the appended quotations we
sales Of 500 bags Maracabo private terms we
quote: MaracaibO-Common TO good. 3ssTloc: good Gu
cuta i2Aa 17c "Reminiscences. loi2alsc: Porto
Cab@llo. 0.aIGc. savanla- 'ucaramnnsa. l3isGl34c:
H,g'ta. I5dlsiAc Mexican-C'ordova. l07GlGiHc OAK
AGA. HAS Central Amercan-Common TO ordinary 10
@lic fair 10 good I4h.di7c: prim" to choice. liisg
2Oitc. East Inda-Inerior 23i.d24itc fancy. ?ta3Oc
Jayas. 2la25c; Angcstura. HAZE; Mocha lsGloc.
Tho range OF cOntract prices follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-01

-DRrGs-opum was steady to hrm. bu, UNCHANGED;
8 jsas 3 % ssS , $Ss 5 e o1 q.
sS@t' fss ri f"''TF eua ne sr s' t
!$i%w, 81 nsrss%.'. pti%: 81 s5gs; il. Ea
81 lim mas S, '%eG low sl"%e a ac@iSN naye
iasllG mac 3 l@as - nus'ar$ 1a,qra ssos =
New YORK tins 81 20 cas,s 81 45 pennyroyai 1880.
81 10 iansy 81 ~. wn'errr"en natural 81 10: ARTIFICIAL
or worm.eel. s3asa -. wormvood pure 3: 3oa:2 -.
FiotR hND MEAr-Tne n,ur market dun and
trade Is fairly vel, supplied mh gods an show ds
= = The Mnre .,T m1Ts ns r Winter %a
$40 Extra y" ain,er. 8 a;a,a5c RYE Fl@rRT
.. Toy TO brand "oi'' hAG MEiL Whit SOS
%ni winter buzz s'a;.s .pIias y 9"is GA
city ,eri :oa:c Tomlny chop. DC oilmra' s2'ds2''
rStn' nSry; T4lce, bs y. fa' ea%y
selling ,h~ start speculative ,rahins Tss chiefly
@ marc, opened stronger than expected i'.ai', al
vance after slight reaction rallied an closed nm
better at the opening but and q sol qnsctei
r S1 T rsn S e S9& S'nr5n va. s a.
ever bu, demand lacks yisor T'-ny nov n''
,ure 81 the cash ,rnic The crp ngur's Tere
sn5 ~. + n rST' Mns T4" rr r
..,g at,.r,ion IN IN. trade makes N" vofIlS crop
90. hush last ~ nome ti' ,''P
.,,or,ng the hears The Manitoba GRIP wSs r,i'-t y,
90 go bush making the entir" 'hnhIlan y"I1 49,;
~, s,, oD bush The ThomRn f~I'rt ~ 80
rcluclng the spring wheat estimate !in - -, .,.
20 bush az ~ D'N--" '"' -
-, be .in,cr wheat figures - 800 p'''' I""',,'s
'"'' u, LA ,,1 go bush. Northeastern t,c'.ll'
- i,rger man las, week. and almost ~lH", ~ w 80.
~, - las, ycnr bat reports Uttered as 70, W., -
- mich farmers are dlsIsng q th"ir "h'h' ." III.
-, ,,,ccs The strength IN corn hct"1 ~ ~, ,nt
natd during the day dd ais ne se9yy ~n"", ara
,r cea,ances from seaboari points ir,ns ~, ys,L
,t'.or a y, lll,n bushels ~ THIS amount -" ,,,i'
49, AZ, ,su hush = wheat The c,s' - 49,.
,a,y a, partial advance q '.c @Eer ~ ',a,cd a,
ding was dun. Win i'''" -. X.
~. ~. ~ ou,,a,l0ns b anpat w"f" ar
"l'su''r. xC,,h.rn iylluth 49,. 'ctnL..f -
:. - S.,,-y,rk l,p..c October ~ hhiI, - -, ,h.
N'r,n.I o-, rnarhet again H'''h,' a.. ali
C'sN IL,,ar, - traders and ruled grn,iAlD -.
''uSm - s,,,e reaction N" Cos" 49,. a, -.
In,,ry exror trade and heavy sAl' a., ,I,os, prly.l
nn.."H starp falling N IN I"'rp' ~ 49, IN M.
West 49, hcn - the bulls crop NJ" VI" -,
=" b" 49, ,.,h.r heatish. II any'hi"k 81, - -
o'h"r Manu- w., ,x~.c,sl from Say 20 l'N 1901
".!" . ,a,eJ 10 ma'eralIf". AMI W ,.o,b., which
be' mas IhI.'a 10, the rr T. Is now df' r. -.
c.al,, r, Indicated a WELD 4 ls ., oyo The markc,
y I oc nno hush On September !'n s,,heless IA ~
S,.ei It,le from The '9P ceTn quoted 20
t,,nro- man last night. No OATS The
as delivered and 87.c nia n,p;r trade footing
feature IN 9as 6 rush mostly No misci c,, ii.
about -FIu., derivea sieadin"S ~ Use wa.
speculative n%nncn,rn, feature II ntr 92i" No
sh2"e' We ne decline 40 9a,. ~ ,rack mixed 23g
a., Track white 2+a%c =. ~. ~ MARLEY Market
Western :2c' =, aox a5ic. c {. Buffalo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-01

Chicago Aug 81 (SpcciaD.-There was slow, uh'h'
portan but rather steady wheat market to DAY. TIE az
prices being fraconaliy over Mondays. The s,eadIh
came from Liverpool. which was up = 70 10 TO-
was steady. There seemed 10 be some siSht
=, the cash position everywhere. Mlers showed some
curiosity here and took about 1900 bushels. Sufao
r,,ers taking most It. Ncw-YorK Exporters s1' Una,
foreigners showed disposition t. buy; WIZ AZ
o1x sIb L"tween a. and !li5 and closed at Ss ms ;
September at time was y cent under v bas been
Sbanaonsd The bull crowd s changing pscemesr as
fast Il can Every effort TOW ~ penn 'fr,herance Of
h,, Sr line witch has been held nosthsr thTS sn
A,r Grcr is being divided between mr. we're trans.
ferrei J. II. Wrenn x Co a mne s o2t 600
There were very large cran have been about
225oooo bushels ST. iete5sbIIS o s bushels and the
Russian WHEAT shortaEs 20 s 600 S bushels as compared
WIN last year Prmey re,eE s are 4; MnneSpes and
duluth to-day there 58l carr & Estimated for
year. there 81! cars W. The hui concern.
THE The" p m iraS MT Ta buying was led
by Gedds KrkNood the selling S ny on an uSmporant
% Tn arHns The spring wheat condition 70 90
500 August lie still YAK A. sgt cents for
corn opened strong an Increase N e adyanced
rrp The cse Showed December M .9S aid a, al
and 81? and close. at ~. There was practically
rain Vest Temperatures were moderae ,s carr, with
yh no ErOnSseti tor Of Ss hall cent
higher early but this was LOST, o,nst NE in August, lie
sm6sr corn cGnd .sss ~ o5 ms Aa
gust figures ssahGr 5s trade was
DS go ss .sn. f tods Of
shansng Elevator ssSpe was sSN the best seller Ills
expert is not agreeing with the oher ,r q, oau and a.,
simply s or Ssn NAY ie Rscsps
ears ~ 1Ha f 100 for Wednesday seaO0'rd Gle r.
ansss Were osS. song getting about the best
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-01

head on sale Slightly esser at - 40gf4 d per 100 no.
Sales-H II. Hollis date yesterday: 1877 STATE hogs
l ID syerage at 81 90 ger lcG 10 10 So az a, q
rough 800 n SO 90; do 3I5 ~ at 50 90 ~ 40
2o7 ~ AT 80 IO do 40 No. at IS g. stays go ID "'
So 30: 1 do. 2ss -. at 81. . ,.. -, n, ~
Gerge D!len6%ck date y,serda 70 s'a SS ia h. at
e. 70. 10 do OPS II, at 81 co. stag. go 10. at " -
A. W Lamb date Yesterday 50 state hogs 'S ~; q
81 81: 20 do. 1914 ~ az ~ 90; do' 90 0' " w
roughs 3i5 10, 81 rOIS3 g. - . .. ox. Oh c,,,s
Hume Mullen 81 state pigs 100 N. ut 80 90 ~ S',te
hogs i'm Y, al 81 eO do. 10 NJ nj - So % do is ~
at 81 g. do 100 ~ at - 1o - DO ls1 ss az. do
$40 n. at 81 30. $50 ,o ,,,-o,n,a hogs 1913 10
At 81 10 rs state do 1913 ID. at - 3D. 'ous"'' ~
~ nt 81 80 ,, .. c.,,a hogs 1874 10
at s. 20; 90 d. $50 n at s. ! 40; Il 400 tS at 81
,ndcrs date Yesterday: Ga state nyss ., *. q
81 20; % do. 2i7 ~ at 8 60; ~ az a1o ID at S.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-01
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Augusta. Aug. 3i.-cotton quiet; middiins. 7Ha7s,
low middng 7Q7hc receipts I39 bales; shpments -
sales. 20I: stock. 1884 tactuaD
Galveston. Aug. 3I.-coton quiet; mlddl.ng .se; /.
middling 6%c good ordinary. SIC: receipts. 1904 hs
all exports coastwse 36sl sales $685. stock Isl;
New.Orleans. Aug. 3I.--Cotton easy; mlddling Oh
low mddng. 87.c: good ordinary. 69l6c: receipts 81
bales, all new exports 10 Great Britain, w; coasvk
49, sales. +.752; stock. 9l+; spinners. l,o'3.
Norfolk. Aug. 3i.-Cotton quiet: middng. SC: low ~
ding. 7ac; good ordinary l5-l6c; net receipts ta
(actuaD, 80.
Savannah Aug 3I.-Cotton quiet; middng. 7c b,
middling. CSC; receipts. $50 bales all new; expUs
coastwse, lO4: sales. 173; stock. s.0i5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-01
Er-RopEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

LIverpool Aug. 81 345 p. m.-Exchange-cTosiap-
Wheat No . red Western winter dull Is "a: No n
Northern spring dull. S. corn-American mixed N
steady 3s Adj: october steady ss 4itd Fl2ur-st Lou
fancy winter dull Cd. Hops at London Pacihc Co.'S
steady 55GG5s Beef-Extra India mess firm Cos: p.r.
mess firm sos. Pork-Prime mess. fine Western. IN
ass Cd: prime mess medium Western firm. 46s 3D. Han,
short cut /, to 10 10 firm. ass Ga. Bacon--Cumbe.
land cut % 30 10. firm. 33s; short RIB % 10 "a 4
firm 32s ony clear middles light. 81 to IS ~ FIRM a.
long clear mddles heavy. 40 to . No. firm Bis ssss
- 10 IA H. firm 3is. shoulders-Square u 70, IA
firm 20s Cd. Liri-spot dull. 2js Chees"0A nerbss
nnes, white and colored firm. ass. Talow-Prlme On
arm, lss Cotonseed oil. Liverpool refined steady lie Il
Turpentine-Sprts firm. els 81. Rosin-Common stestt
4s AID.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-01

figures 30 far They closed rather easy. q little ~
Monday; pork. "a TO- ~ cents under: lard At about
days figures: ribs. 2la to cents under. good =
Of the days trade changing. Provisions are ca
Influenced by corn. There was a good cash dsns1
morrow. Prices were to 10 cents higher.
On the curb puts on December wheat we're ts
calls" 91% cents Puts December corn BY 60
calls" 32ad32% cents December wheat on tn. ~
s9h cents; for December 80 cents and veal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-01
The fangc Of contract prices follows:

CoFFEE-Th coffee market depressed by
1ued very heavy az Rio and Santos receipts
ar those points footing up l00o bags for two days. and
the general movement pointing TO very heavy ncreako
In the worlds visible supply. claiming that the
accumulation during the month will reach the enormous
cum OF 7pOO bags According the best Information
there are no Indications Of immediate eup In the
enormous receipts OF Brazilian coffee while the latest
estimates point 10 a crop equal 10 last years This
morning The market started on steady In tone at de
cline 81 5GlO points with shles of 225O bags Business
was slaek traders being cautious sthsr aide Of the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-01
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore Aug 3Flour dal ard l9w faIy 81 20
super g ja$3 10 DO extra - 4ysst W 20 spring d.
g o;5 e. spring wheat straight; s. iIs2 o g.
- Dds oiias,c steamer No red g?.aS2se. a s,'IT y
S'.en..' soes ISJ bush; southern "ne"e -,
145@,'' 1as. 10 on grade 93Q9Ic. Corn steady, sPD'
month 3is.a3I7sc: ssptemoss9g. 80 stock
o,% $50 bush sales 100000 bush sogthsf h, western
Yellow c.th o,ed 10 2iQ22c. stock. 2is $50 bush
2aaT 81 nearby 4egs.G c S2 timothy s,s 5oa
STOCK r;Pn freights very quiet. unchanged. 'us"' W
Ter eggs and cheese firm uh' ,,,sa,,,e, No
1870 Aug 3l-Spring wheat limits s .n-, winter
baTG .po siios No Nor,hern I pos ~ p6i.c So 3
wheat no a. Z, . white 03c. track: ,orn-,tts
cepss light inquiry god held h s,n a,9assc: No
y rn 352351, Receipts Light p hed M nthe white
DI tr, Dos. n .,c No 3 white, 22H.dZ ~ 49,
"h!u, Ied 2liac; No 3 mixed 2O2c. on uaSn
2i:d--' No in store SAC. Canal treights ssauy
Flour quiet. prices VIII be Io"ereu ~ -, "a ,o,-
,ug 2I-The leading futures ranged as III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-01
TO VENEZUELA.

Steamers Of the RED d. LINE unier mnanma,sed
80, y,,h .bs Iri,ed States Government are apP'"
20 cat, from Robert pier. BROOKLYN. .u CURACAO
FOR La Guayra flor Caracas. Puerto Caoe"o'
w. ~ and Ms.acaibo via Curacao n m
ca CARACAS" u saturday September n
ca VENEZUELA Wednesday. September ,y 1 q
"a pHIIADEI.PHIA H.. Saturday. septen,LDrrr 80
~ BOUI.TON. BLISS DALLh,'s,
General Managers. No. i3o fr'"' o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-01
MILK AND CREAM daily average receipts OF MI x
and cream al the different railroad distributing points IN
for TIE Meek Laye icon as folloN.:
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Tho Exchange price 81 90 delivered west 81 the HUI
con River and 81 u delivered IN this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-01
coffee II ns follows:

Ro-Coffee market weak No Rio. 1900: exchange
llGd receipts two days 5000 bags: cleared for the
United States. 21.0e0 bags: cleared FOR Europe. LOCO
bags. stock 4IG.OoH bags.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-01
CAyANNAH LINE. soutn and Southwest

~ From Pier "A. N. r.. 6 p. NJ. MONDAYS Iuss'S'"
wednesdays. Fridays and sasut , u,eet t.yond
Low rates TO Augusta. MACON a. anita. Mon's0"'''
R,ham New Orleans. CHAT. Nashvie etc adam. a
Tickets include meals and superior aeon AN ofG,
a. p OF or 70 A. c HAMMOND. Agt H. sprint
OH - W w"'pRyAN Jr q y A.. 2iI Broadway. y. =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-01

cash quotation. were as follows Flour sisay s sassc
W sins wheat, soqSc 10 sG spring %h[ Seiow Soc
* ats is 81 Whit I Ea I'g nominal
%%a NIX 3 Soais;. ~ b. aog55'.c. s. has
Seed Sa$i " prime timothy ."e s. % mess P",s' tbs
s .I.- $ >ss, - fs So i a'G 6s.-s boxed
g. ''f,G % s' finished gods per- gallon % sugars an
Ss,ngcd On he Produce Exchange o-iay the butter
r @tr, . was .'s Co.,. Eggs ar i5c
MuNaukcp Aug slwhsa stcady 10 rS SGr's sfT
Sc , 2,f os,. higher; 10 white 2ig2iAS Eye
Mnnyap aws he , s!saay 10 Aqsq hard o7 di
srp'rmner Sc Ne northern esc: new so'.c. -Four
F,r: T pa, g S l5G.3 IS second patents. SOS TO-
se3r ;, to lf sa S d1i Sran S 5casS '
philadelphia Aug wheat-contract grades august
ana arm 10 ,rixef AugLs, aaI september 3is.a3oc
Syt%ss monte" .'5., SS ai' xS; sa4yS S
~ rrsyn: strong sT@ESi ee, siaS S hans oFyt
.rri IN ei,a ioc sides ribbed in salt 5,sc
7a7.c. pikei hams e!rst 90 SIN ioSss
saec breakfast bacon as TO brand and a,e%se' G ygoS
pure city refnrd n erS"s &C. q, 10 tnn.v Wrst
en- creamery 10 DO PENNSYLVANIA end Western prints
tf S and higher tuI cream fancy iogioc
% f'r to god &c. m Efms lpnI. | ana TaSw
m quiet, city me IN hhfs A. :Ta se"sy a. e
S DI DUN and easter fowls oc od ROSTERS e. spring
ducks snsl.c. Dressed poultry-Fo"s
hNe io trolIers arge llal3c. 10 small and scaided
gdioc.
9, 1ouis Aug 3I-Flour quiet: patents. s5qs5 10:
saighs 81 Og$4 90 clear stas, 20 m'dnm ~ ga
"a track o3Gg5c: No 2 hard cash Sc. track August
S25c Sepember 63,c: Decemher e2isc May pas pa
80; Sr higher: No cash - bid: September, 2Il3c;
6cr@mirr 2Ni,c asked May; 32i4c oats Spot hlshsr
X, cnsh elrvator i9i.c bid. track. lp4c; No white
3iiL 12pr September, lpc; December 2o-c asked May
23c bid Bran dull steady; sacked East U Is a"S
steady creamery. iJG l92c: dairy loGoc tsss
quie iac whskey s. "a PIX unbalanced an ,and Tn
-, "a G7iS choice - 1914. Bacon Boxed lots and
sbort clear and ribs. s6G2g; shorts 80 80 W, sal'
meats Boxed shoulders 20 extra SHUT ''''' '"' ''
81. shorts ~ l2'.. =. 1900. -
Toledo Aug 3l.-Wheat quiet. easy No : ''sn ana ,
D.i.r. g3c. Corn active. STEADY;
y, . mixed 36ac. oats dull easy; No m!Ard iN'E,,,
,'iverserI active lower prime october 50 10 DID on
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NI YDE LINE.
N1AILORY STEAMSHIP LINES
MI r-EN Cardinal GEORGIA ANO

nrrJGKTrur. six DAYS VOYAGE ~ SEA
TO GAiVEsToN TEXAS. Thence by RAJ n MN
CoLoRkDo SPRINGS. SALT LAKE CITY Aso
san FRANcsco and all Gaornia winter Nb 'RIRt,ys.
,.so>,,,,,, wi 1T ,TfiAAiI-srryE. TAMPA &C.
sTRAiGIT ami RoI.Nn TRIP Tickets Issued e Gan an
~ &C. Georg!s Florida &C. Excellent accommodatonA
Write FOR our GO-page Pocket Guide tmalsd free.
r IT MALLORY & Co. Gen. Agts.. Pier 20 = r.. N !.
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D,NA\(A RAILROAD.

THE SEA ROUTE TO SA.; FRANCISCO. i.
Connecting AZ the Isthmus for all West Coast Ports Gu
' Mexico Contra. and South America. , -
stea rers sail from pier foot West 9th ST. y. l.
.yrJ,ECA sent 10 noon ADVANCE. Sept % ncA
For rates apply at Company's office. - Broadway.
f'' '" "'''' JOHN MUIR, Traffic Manager
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-01

Foreign markets Santos-Coffee market steady. good
Santos $500 receipts days. 1000 bags;
stock. $4,000 bags Iamburg-Core market opened at
pig decline: closed loss OF lni2 pig: sales
% 900 bags. IIavre-CoTee market opened steady. \.
franc lower: IL m u franc lower; a steady and
unchanged. closed steady decline u frame total
* hays
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-01
The new Twin-screw Passenger steamship
R0ITlgR[lNNls
-
WHITE STAR LINE.
CT\ARD LINE

"A. TO LIVERPOOL. VIA QUEENSTOWN.
From pier 40. y. r.. foot OF Clarkson - n ~
,,oo,,. San, q II \. VI. rmhria. sept ~ = -
ia si H. 3 p NJ Lucania... oct 10
nn,,. So, Is 10 \ NJ Etruria oct u. T. -
N"'"N' EXTRA SALlNGS . -.
...o,,. I Serva. sept H. h'Ss
hu'Hma trr,pIoN H. BROWN & co. Den. AGENTS
'hn tiTOWIJNG GREEN. NEW-YoRK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-01
TERRITORY.

IUT.VWNTW MD y NV
MEXICO.
Improved ...........ijGlTia
Coarse AMI CARPET lJu ID
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5 sales for the week at the
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-10-15
Tramway Through Chilkoot
Pass to Be In Operation
:: by Jan. |. %
Means a Saving of Thirty Days
and Removes Danger Of
Famine.
Returned klondiker Estimates
the Output there at $780,.
100000.

TACOMA, WASH, Oct. 12.-George b.
Dodwell of the two Pacific Asiatic
steamship lines, and Hugh S. Wallace,
vice president of the Washington and
Alaska Steamship company, have or
gan.zed the Chilkoot Railroad and
Transportation company, and contracts
have been let for the tramway, which
is to be in operation by Jan. l. Con.
struction has been begun on the rail-
road, which will be eight miles long
and will connect with an aerial trans.
port Of eight and half miles in length.
The line starts at Dyea and runs to
Greater lake and will be broad gauge.
The tramway has capacity eft 12o tons
Of freight daily, and as the line will be
completed by January there will be no
danger Of famine at Dawson this win.
ter. The saving in time to Klondike
will be about 80 days.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-10-15
FORMIDABLE EXPEDITION.
Over Seven Hundred Men, Well Equipped,
start for Alaska.

Over Seven Hundred Men, Well Equipped,
start for Alaska.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. lathe Call
says that q party of IL engineers and
surveyors, including Captain Smith,
w. J. H. Eagelstorm, A. w. Blake and
A. B..Shearer. have started for Seattle,
where they will be reinforced by about
$50 men. A steamer will be chartered
to carry them to Chilcat inlet, and from
there they will go to Fort Selkirk. One
Of the objects Of the expedition is to de-
termine whether the 800 miles that sep
arate the Yukon at Fort Selkirk from
the ocean at Chilcat affords a practical
BILE route for railroad or not. It is
also proposed to thoroughly prospect
the Yukon country for gold. The
parties who have organized the formi.
dable expedition are from Boston, San
Francisco and Puget sound, and to
thoroughly equip it 100000 has been
subscribed and paid in.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-10-15
WOULD END The WAR.
00neral Blausso Announces That He VIII
r Act With Great Energy.

General Blsnsse Announces That He VIII
Act With Great Energy.
MADRID, Oct. 12.-General Damon
Blanco, the new captain general OF
Cuba, announces that he will act with
great energy against the insurgents and
will employ all political means to re.
store equality Of treatment in the va.
rious sections of the community. The
captain general adds that he has the
greatest desire to end the horrors Of
war, and to establish peace by tho sys.
tenn which he adopted in 1870. The in
habitants of Palma, the birthplace Of
General Weyler, are preparing to give
him al ovation on his return from Cuba.%(
A cable message has been received
from General Weyler saying that he
embarks for Spain on Oct. 20, the first
steamer sailing on that date. The cab
met ministers at the meeting held dur.
ing the day discussed the question OF
finance, the Cuban and Philippine
islands military operations, etc.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-10-15
OUTPUT OF S5o,ooo,ooo.

Opinion Of an Expert on the Richness Of
the Klondike.
SEATTLE, WASH, Oct. 12.-Pat Gal.
vim, who arrived here Saturday from
Dawson City and who is recognized as
one of the bonanza kings Of the Klon.
dixie, where he has been engaged in
mining for the past three years, in an
interview reviewing the gold regions OF
the North, estimating their probable
output, said:
''There are 48l claims which have
been operated sufficiently to prove their
richness. There 280 claims also staked
ont but not developed. BY reason OF
their location near other claims already
shown to be very rich, I have no doubt
they will prove equal to the other 46l.
Taking these claims and figuring out
their cubic contents and making con.
eervative estimate, do not see why
the output from these claims alone will
tall short Of $50, 100000.