davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-15
American, raw. ssaaoc; American boiled. sea4oc; Cal

American raw ss13oc; American boiled s9940c; CAL
y5osS. market ss s SDs1sd i.."s
g: mess Po 8 EsSsic
Qs:S Mes s,,, s G sHg'S sss sa 5sS gsD
FEEF HAMs~seady quoted s2I :" n DRE is n
u! i.o r. S.c l is 10, Se 81 vs. sgs ST
s; s.; an "a % Ts s ss1ae @ Set
sae picked hams quiet stass. wSs's1n green 10
n ~ !, cscsso s. Ri II E Qaosd oleo
gi lard a., ;en stG easier. aaasH 'a Hea
South AWe!,ca ' - r0T Rras kcs. Gooc
Gs :I h4T Sc market I a "' S%Hs
afa ' es 1Gk m @ lots to amaec harle,2n r.
port, atlantic cca: % ' a. iooT S s sei SS
eorsa M -; "%9 go H hi. T sse FEET s
market steady offerings light but liberal art nag2 ne
IoIsiana crop movement date ReceiPs r,ugh @ XIX
ing ariel oysT ~" % faSk 6b S LAST s"y
,s Mafke, seady demand principally local
tSloT Rcm c1im. f tot e. s%
~ rama .s,n , % in E IS Son aaa'i22 3'p@
ous1 TqS'" o E"r ' .ns Frees
s95s, .ss 90 49,, &C. @ 4hsS wa ,IG.,
sugar firm , ,1nr at ha gS'a"rt t ap
eHn he as sy "a our TO over London oabe re-
Tra .sniss ' s. d II s @
month month :: isS G ' cn loaf S nnd
'nosdered sale graduated SIC nm" isc
oGc: coarse granuatei and extra me XXXX pow
GcrcI &c: mould A.. 53c: dsn"nd = s,c 80 g ~:
,hr .src. No &c: No . 4tc; No lW r. !; a..
iaIc: 81 IT, itc; No II. &c; NO ~ ''"'' '
No III 3oic 1870. . s.osd, for seed loaf with
Tisvrna nt iidi3c 400 cases o5 NV I'll leaf at 9oa
$3.50 % s s@as is IN oni Of suma'ra
49, 80, hale. AT sscGs2 IN bono ,,- wool has
woGI-Tn general way ,hs based on a steady
I ID Tor the product from manuacurets ncu bought
country Pulled woods and heecrs ." also meeting Win
bnsjderahlo favor many quarter =. hoye been scat
, "U"n,ana california, and oregon ~ -, , reo-
! nrev we'll through the trade mus MstG have heen
lively Grmer basis than Texas qla',,on sales Tor
inaHea ,be seaboard i5.M,h 800 uiIS ,orern
l. - rxcbange reports Wool ENch"''se P'
.os,tc uools n the grease as follows go.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-15

nary Of the weekly weather report received from
orally suffered further injury during the last week and is
condition IL less favorable than reported in
ccding bulletin Marked deterioration is reported from
the Carolinas Georgia Tennessee, Arkansas and Okla
Heat and drouth the greater portion ~ the
cotton stopped growth and csuseA much pre-
opening and shedding while rains have also IN
terfe-r1 with picking in portions ~ Texas and caused
damage washing ou' cotton in places but
improved the lro7 where sti growing In portions ~
'.n'raI ana Southern Texas. late cItton ana top crop
are being seriously Camdged 10y rust and insects and
much - the top crop Northern Texas VIII
unless frost unufualy late Cotton las opened freely
,rro1 :he cotton belt. Picking made RAPID
progress and will generally he completed earlier than
Arkansas the Will be- gathered at one
Iicl;ing This report lul. figure influencing
far-or the trade having dis ountei buiSh showing
Receipts important points to-day. compared with the
dr. - Meck and lasl ycnr wore as folllMs:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-15
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


C0TTON-To-day's results from the speculative stand
int were unsatisfactory at the Cotton Exchange, A.
though prices made d small gain The market opened
steady prices advancing on the Hrst call g. points
cables from Liverpool at hand when the market opened
had been generally expected For tim"
shorts lively market Of II covering but later an
easier feeling prevailed for time. at noon. however
prices back the best level o. the forenoon a.
vance points. Trading .acked outside speculative
Private a1vices from the south and from Liver
pool indicated bearsh the large theory.
hut checked and the market received no little
prevalent dea broadening property
al directions. crop accounts. Will" somewhat mNei
were tho part, quite uniaf 1rthle In the a''er
noon tn, market quiet viii steady undcrOne until
last before close. when Weakness developed under
". hanmrrns with -" market finally quiet
unchauSeI prices To- not advHn'" - p'nt- Total
st.es futures baiee Tho market fr spot cotton
ruled quiet nj unchanged Quotat "ns. mldng upands
quoted 7ac; mddns gulf ~. sales - bales. includ
ing bales spinning 500 BALE .,n:raci.
~ Of c-uirani nr.os fullLRE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-15

= I.ui. SEPT II cattle steady. fair - fancy ship
rne ana '.p.r steers - - w. 1880 S s
os ana f".l"fs s. ;nHSl - ''ws ana hriiri~ = "d
60 canning COWS y IoHS3 - Texas AMI Indian s's
- ,pa>I ~. AMI hcifcr~ >2u>" - IL gs ss9
light ;, i2a<I -. mixed. sass -" heavy ~ "dNi -
sheep steady. native muu"ns. sia>3 :" s'"'herS' va
kansas city sept. u. cattle scady Hogs light
,rony others steady: heayies - s5q>3 ~ packor
:. ,g,s3 p3', mixed SO Nua$ or ugts s. 1safi on
Workers sldsI u2.. 81 "1>3 % Sleep hrn iano'
,'hcaCo Sept a.-Cattlc TRADE In native cattle was
sluggish ursatsfacory Few native si"ers "-r" az
hand good enough reach s. F""i". sold more iraa,y
than beef grades. demand Tor young ~te'r@ rung s
A. So Their" break - fully 'hc from m"
highet prc,. ht"r noted for '"al all choice "i.
ai NJ 81 - and very few ny g. 81 %" T"NaS ch" ~
81 10 f.r .f.,I- sold - below M"ndiN's lowell Prices
ranged nom e 95Usi 10 for steers and 81 inS ~ FOR
- ard hei'cr. Trade hogs had hetter ton" from
h. ,s.t in. host - above Monday values :. me good
nac.ne gra,.s uc abov" low Tim" YESTERDAY.
sting ~ 900 choice 3oD N hogs hr ought 81 ~ The
Butcher. SOLD rarely up ." - ~ aLd fen'y bacon pigs
1 for sheep ana lambs was urgent al
god H. choice oie selling 81 firm prices l'nl slough-
~ ~" good e. ch''" western Sn""p
F.e,.rs took around - ~ and feeding
- AZ t3 5oaS3 20 sheep sold below 81 -
-, fe,y small, lots fancy natives above
- n s,nc r,nr, Lambs up 81 -. though good
'ts sttu went NJ sIuS5 ~. Receipts -'a", G3oo head
"'ss' g., Vur,o sept II -Catti"- Receipts. only car
n sale cattle market quiet aud sieadi Ho' Receipts
ia csrs market fairlv active Workers good 10 choice.
81 t,ms, 20 ioGgis Common 1" good - t'n<3 - rigs
~ 80 -, ,hot.. a,Gsi sheep and lambs Receipts
nnly / car. market steady and firm. Ianls choire to
ov'yo e. pdS5 ~: cus and common. 81 2jHS5 sheep
choice To- selected "'''''''' ~ -'F''' "'' W" ''
me-, hit Sept a. Cate fair unchanged prces
common TAR grades $gs' 10 saSer, ana .,gS S
I,sns asa 40 choice lambs 81 NOS 20 common
IA g'ad nmls Sass 10. veal calves 50 1'h>' -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-15
LorrAx PRODUCE MARKETS

Il,etpeoi sept - 3:t p m Exchange. losing
,yn.,, ~, Ri Western winter dull AT - ligd. NJ /
rsi Nh.rn sprins du At NJ 1l. corn American naked
Nd. do old steady at = al S"pt' M
r. teat, a. 2 81 october steady M . ;.d. Soy cm6.
s,e.d, q; g lssd Flour 81. Louis fancy Wrl"~ sunG"
a, ,ns "A II,ps AZ London Pacific coast steady a. '"1f
cis fecf-Extra India mess hIE at G,s. prime mess
c,,, 59a Prime mess. nnc Western firm a.
s mime mess Western. firm ~ lbs ID. Hams
shnrt Gu, II III 10. duh a. BIS "a Bacon -tumhel
t,,I en- - :, - H.. :e;s ID short rib. ~
y, steady - long clear mGder. light RI {" - H.
',,4,, Al al. long ceU midllrs heavy. ~ ~ H.
,,sd,. Al 31s "a clear lees. L. 10 ~ N. steady a 3is
shoGii.rs s,ua'. - :" ~ H. dun al .,5 Lard spot
Am at q cheese American finest white and colOred
dull ~ 81, Taliow--I'rime city arm ~ lss Cottonsecd
nj Liverpool r.nnel steady al It's ID Turpentne 20
Srrs am a. 2is Il: Rosn Common steady Is lisd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-15
LIVE STOCK MARKET.


.,,es 2a ears direct to local saushterers ana s3sc
s [s' ssr mlTse stead Deed beef steady MSS
pe II t5r poor 70 prime c'y ] Amertn .,eers at
iiGiitc dressed weight r"'rsefaior beef al ' .ca
sausy ayd@d seaoers seg en- sad IN ar
sctId sui5h~rSrr ana - roiiini Tor liverpool
take on, ZOO quarters y bet i.r EosptT, M ias
man. COMPANY and 80 quarters flr u H. sherman.
fAtvhs Hs[t1s :rc o Ts ss r in inquiry lay ana
all = the onerng. were 49, At , r iy dressed
.sa ii %s9 F @ aad sasrmk' sod a"
II H. Ho, il yea' 10 N nyerss' a, - -, per
10" II, a., s. 70 d. ~ H. :. rs d: Ie' i' 3,
$" a. -, T. + d. III Ia AZ ?io II, a., s. coo -
NM. ( Mullen. veal 100 n, at 81 -. d. 100 H.
T wass s., e ~ &; 49, is' h h a' s. s. s. d. '"'
r. Te,rn: 20 yeals 10 N. a, s. 20. d. 3l2 TO-
sriErr A~p LAMBS Receipts. all for ,he =, market.
VI cars. 23Hi mead n1Ngs WIZ , ale I. =,
lese, ,ry and at Sxiie'h ST. sheep tho0ci weaknr,,'
ara ~ m ,.ei lon, fni, .,csdy Nr"u' w,re
an.oi ne nasn Per " Prime ,ngr -, ~ a ,s 49,
r. - f' m.' 5pse per dressed lamb; 7qlo,
{, ; ;s III E i%5a .accp ~, o H. % - N
a. s,l2' lo ., y 81 90 lie d. :? n a. =, s. %
81 N, o 10 d. 81 n At s. &c. = We.; virginia sheep 81
:. "a. : :g.cs g 3 at at s ): q; 3;
II collins: 100 Indiana lamb ~ N At So 2,2 virginia
d., ~ N A. g. -. virginia sheep. ~ ~ ~ N"n. co.
l. NJ conner: 4. Kentucky lambs. ~ n AZ $" 30 IN
Kentucty sheep ii2 n. Il 81 80. ~ d. Iu2 ~ a. ~
z saudefS - shce1 - II, az ~ ~
II Harrington: ~ stat" iambs IL n. ~ ," 10.
HOGS fe,epts II ears. = l,iNl head about u" hl
on ali. ruliuv carried rcni yesterday. The market
Yesterday than the or"nng ana ru"i 'n',
- ipy Hith The e>'rcmc quoted at s. Boa" q" per
10, ~ ,., ....- -. ,,n
- r,cr u, 81 - per 100 No. II io - n. at 81 ~,
ro4sh. 10 10. 90 81 q" 60, ,
Hume Mullen late yesterday. - state hogs lOi ~
4, cn uogs. 10 ~. ~ 81 20. ~ o.. ~. 10
- a., 2" d. 22p - at rou-hs. AZ n. ~ - -
tuIi A go, .ate yesterday: ll3 state nogs. i"' IT..
a. . a.. . rYurhs 273 NJ. Rt 81 -.
sander ate yesterday: - stat" hogs. 1914 N At
s. o.. I33 h. ~ n. 50 -" roughs. 80 H. ~ - y"
: do ~ n. - % stag so ", az -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-15

,u-l!s,4 : ~. ii.--Couon drm; middllne. II 49,,
low ndiling. lGc; net r"Cip,s 3i3N bales; gross.
3.Jos .hipments. l:ldd. fales. ~. stock i"o0s.
>avarucl. Sept. Ii-tOtton steady mdIune Glsc. low
middllng - receipts. $50 bales. exports coa.tvse
gi0 sales 2Uua. stock. 1868
New orleans. Sep. it-Sotton steady. mlddline. 6'.c,
80 bales: gross. '.?21. sales 1900. stock.
Norfolk S"7t ii.-Cotton quiet. quotations revised.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-15

DvERTiSEAsA - and suhscI piions ior -, ,,nstssh
K. received AT ther Uptown Oihce NO i'-t- ssyetsI
II .oor ~ 3irt-at. Until o clock w. ., rsSss
Office rates until o'clock T.. IA We; %, s,h-ss
~ tth-aNr Hur. '.th- 81 MA W
AM iith-st ~. columbus West oo'n x- we4
Nest ed 6ti ave, 90 East IAN -
IA ave-. between 1G;h ana 75h its. n?6 81 ave- ls,s
A.. sisye: 2I1 nee ef-st. -, B.eecker,s we ave-;
ave; 24J Fast 79th-st.: laei 3d-aNe 2os- ,sh-st.
lnsterdanl-ave a.. West i2d ST.. iis East 70 ssss
East 4sth-st.. s5G 9,n-a,e. s5i ath-ave To- ys "
near d.th-st aO4 East s6,h-st. l.e2o Brosd"sy ~
ave: 1919 Sth-ave.; Isis 2d-sye; I53 6tnse "a 90
Harlem oices: 205i sd-ays, near li3n.,,r..n IN -
ioSth-st near I'd ave 2t3 EST f25,h st. bet~ "a
SER ayes: 800 West t.5t;-s. At the Brooklyn o
Fulton-s 100 Futon st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-15

A DvERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Trtzal
~ received az their Uptown ofcr. No. LA? Broadway
20 door north OF Sist-st, until o'clock at,cus
received at the following branch -css az ress1
Office rates until oc'ock ?. M. VIZ; 25i >ihav.,
cor 23l-st.. l52 6h-aVe cor. l2th-st Mays, bthsn
and lith-st.: II: Coiumhusa,e. near West s6,h.. ~
West 42d St. 6th-aN-. % East iih-st: 81 Ws,
42I-st between 9Th ard sh 1870 East th-st; IN
3i-ave between 10Th and nth SITS o26 2faye nesr f
aJ4 80 ave. 30 B.eecker-st .25 Bee ke--s; 2ee y.
ave; go East ;9h ST 1921 Sl-aye.. 2see N-av.:
Amsterdam ave- 80 West i2i-st; llS last ie,h-s. ~
East 4sth-st. SO a'h-aye.. 65l oti-1yc Ll52 @s,.
near 61th-st 20i East S,'h i62O Br slgsv: 1855 "
ave: 100 S'h ave: 1918 ef-ave.: 753 9Th ave A. ~
Harlem OfHres: 2o5i 3dave.. near ii3'h-st: 1888 Es,
s,h ayes: 800 We, it5'h-st 81 the Bro kl!n Ones
Fulton-st: 126 Futor-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-15
ANTWERP WOOL SALES.

Antwerp Sept 1.-THE wool auction sae s OPAL RI,
today with fair attendance and eoo' rar 70 pe
collection wa. poor but merinos brought tar RI.
cent higher while other grades ruled rs bales
following is the sale in detail: Buenos AN,s "a
1od 100 francs: Montevideo $40 bales 'Iui'o """''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-15

.,,. ,as h,,s. .xnorts ccastwise 4Ts; sales. 300;
stock, 1,I4l - - .,..av. n,iSdl,ng SIC;
low mdSing s,c: good ordinary Sic; receipts Vow
halls: sale 73t; stock. 5p.52l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-15

,l ss..: $! % a}ssi E. sgs.s
s., le = 'f Ss G .99: 3 s' o
J:s7e7 wing sFfs S ~s5 l9fa
M CHINA market the here rert a. s. tG dn Re
OIL GS.e; n vet" ecvs nance Oh hsh re'1I;
q s:a5S and i c for OF a2n Nsv YORK
In. and 81 20 for bottles Ro's were steady as rule
but r TAsn' AS SB'&sEH'A ssI;4 a.:
s; s: Il: Az RS, : :;a: :s':
:: sSsS Is extra win.r s. s.gs5 90 extra ~ SYi
T@f h g sssss ss 'S 9SsIsf
SIssd SgaiE:&a aPea NJ 20
yellow Sc coarse. .2a7's ,ac .prns bulk G4a
,s.d: !og7.cG; s benny , Shop zoe; o" meal
me-. !:T. ss:y1s r.: SS:"s
it, only a' higher than ls' the abrupt afternoon
decline was he unexpe:tcd increase Of The trade
worlds s'ocks accornihs 70 addition Of something over
Ss' su .5s5 i seco aay 'hs
tGed the afternoons trading move men by closing -
@n. c%sr or and $50 P;ev ESHs tSSy had
rbown fsI, amount Of s,eadnes. n sympa my prin
Liverpool Thu latter was s'don rnr a. the forenoon final
prices We're a about best point Of f han nSi last nsh
from hI love owcs n s%r" cs snn feei posc.
and the talk Ocs in A Es,gsn houses were
portant buyers after opening and I'D Gu Gey hail.
fGna aT SuRe 9' IRON pysI to be market nRsi'r.
on nremun spot property IN ne
wnsf has beer affected by Increasing 10 ,he ical
rrare YairIv hlsv today taking l2S" Dush 10 rle
market with rriors = 80 loads worked AZ az 81 400 hush
no ,sprcs. Included bush No REQ $50.
10 hard 900 bush No Northern -" 90, vcre as
a,d ono hush wine'. Quotations o a 81 Az.
SiioWs No red ,, c27.: ~ northern ionu,n osi WI
No / Northern New York. :, o. y" ~ hy bo drv
t,6pS Tbs ,,,rr, market early hI"'te1 W
weathe. reports cables ana S hui los,
ion,e,t which wa an seller yes'er'aY un
mos, n, The advance during the aitsn,,n ~ .,
,rI,b yrtcc closing &c higher. me IT,
WI. 1,i vas n,y ofset 10y light receipts Mes,.
report Of the Agricultural Department 10, ron has suf
sr,.ct ,ecert rcssp effect that ire 'tp -,
yeres since In u-st the month II slhru . t
n, tho important states the crop mao ,.,r,
IL ron nrou.h Prime alsS sem on' " l ,,,rn on;
SATIN thar he expected see the corn r 80 I'LL
opnt a. eprne whoa, had viz. disappointing 90 ,,si
and quality The export business am I a. All
.OATs-Ths market for oats was Ia,i ", 1i,sing un
ioyr nominal an Ia; absence OF hisiI,', 80 -
changed The ash trade consisted ~ W ais -,
,ri,We ,.fs 40 oats quoted % ma - ,N, a.; r.
Va vii pa, 40 : white. 26'-c track mx'd' 81
"G,c: rack white. 26 az, .hlr; ,S'', Western
Ves,crn quoted - &c / I buffalo. ana -" n"atei
No c Z Buffalo .... BARLEl-MarH'' '"'''' '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-15
Two VENEZUELA.

steamers = the RED ~ LINE. unleI rs,ns.sdn;a
tr,c, vim ne Tinted states Government. are sV
TO sail from Robert pier. Br'okiyn -, c,ss'
Fer D., t;uiNra 1tor carcass. Puerto 'ae'fo'
ana Marncaibo. va curacao. 50 .
- NrNEZ FLA ..... Wein' s1a'. - G'erlbet - 3
80 PHILA DEiriiIh. saturday S'rienlt,r = . 3
BOrr.roN. BLISS & DNtLFTT.
General Managers No. t3S Front NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-15
,r,IToVy STEAMSHIP LINES

VI FOR rEXAs. 50 CAEEotiNA. GEoRGh AID
nrfJGtlrFIL sIV DAYS VOYAGE BY SEA,
70 . uXEsr1N. TENAs. Tna., by g.! 20 , 9ENsS
Cnnti nuI no SPRINGS SALT LAKE CITY .s1
SAX FRANciSCo and al california Wine, R'1s,iAsys
FIORlDA-V1A PORT KoNN. .. AND hhO''
WICK. "a --. -.,, a.
TO JAcKsoNvlLLE, S M, s Tine 1A .ssi .
ronts IN rcxa. Co:orado ran hrizors. CT fcrn We
i''' ' ,.,r,i, Fl.r.Ia &C. ENc'.' acO n1clilh''
co.. o -. rr Gi,page Pocket Guid. mailed free,
-. ~ vNIoIY 4 co Gen. ACTS. Pier ~ Z. R.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-15
FRESCH LINE
COMPAGNIE GENERALE Tr"nSatlantiqus

v DIRE LINE 70 HtN"';-PARIS FRAME
IA rGf'vAiiNE Rune .Stf.. sept -. 10 a.
IL GhSC6,;NE Raudclon SAT-. sept -. 10 :
Rates oi passage ttgst class y =" Ptris. $40 ~,
inward D. d.. steamers :e'pt Ia = urne incluilf
raivav faro T. Paris ana LANDING charges Psr.or =.
sat Is "a during sumner season. Secr-i CAS-
A. FTn,iET. General Ageu.. ; B'vI-s Green. n 7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-15
III ~ 2 u
Z contract prices follows:

Foreign Coffee
average santos. 5000; receipts. 5000 bags; stock,
zoe 90 hac-. Hamturr-'oTee marker opened :, pfs
lower. closra i.9@ pig lower; sales 5000 bags.
Havre- l'oncc narke; opened quiet. lower:
!. IN franz lower. irregular lower:
c'os@d easy al net decline - J.. franc: salec..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-15

1914 receipts 5000 bags; cleared for tne un.eo
stock, -. 0o0 hays.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-15

, ...,.,, -. - . t,,i ,,,.,t
-t, t.r ~, 90 noon Their. was very iit:.e u left
~ elm. st..,.t o., ,d,,r,a n,
AZ The Goose lTl''' AZ "''- ''''' H''.''' M "''
-. cents over Monday. Last prices showed an advance
,,i, T.. ..nt december opened AT c5i. sold
,' az , .,os.I a. o.t. 6,a... cents Sen
tween "''. az" - "'' ''''' ~ ~ - -,
t"rnt"r closed ~ .. cert premium 1"' ~ = ''' ~
december. The early strength was On an ad'anc" at
49,, rho r,citsb ,,,rks, vas nm :. 10 I'D I'm
i"N''p'''' NV '''e'''' M,
spite - al" III G. cents break mere yesterday nv
,.t .,o, ranor cnnreJ,d a w n
49,, an, III, ,.,-,. = s,,r,
N'.''''Hh i'rh'E ann '"' "''''" '''''" ''F'' " ''
*. - 56UOUu bushels. Seal"ari c.eardnces "er" n-
.... t...t.t. u,..,,,. ,,.r,v.b.,s however
''"' ''''' '''''''
were liberal lGl ears IN inc Northwest against h'''
,., ,,. M .irs here ncaiu>t ~ last year A. the
.. H.. ,,.r. , -.ncuo h,.,sls n, Drcat
ii" P'"'@ "''' w ''''''
I2pt"b bushels year a;" 1T" Hnfih'' N'l'
.. until rho ann iiucar,.ut ~ th. worlds visb.o-an
-, a., ,..L ~ -u, ON bu.b,.s This Was
increase '' ''' WV" -.
mon" than doubt" do" increase last year IN" ndiH't
,.. ,..l n, ., tr. p,.r.ut ~ its auunun cement.
"'''"' WON x,'., 3D.. ,t...-,..,
Paris ard Antwerp hSt'l' "I "H'""V ''' "''.'l'.''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-15
L.n,rnN Null. MARNEr.

Boston ~,yl g.. re" Nu' market h,I' .ntru'. u"
show str"nEU ana prices .1r ia' leu'l m'V.a' dU'-
IL" last Nac!. Iar den 'ud ga. g-I large .ner hi>
Ing been gold manufacturers. Will" th't" is ais
much pl,tN, t,.iurs-. f-rritHN w,.'- 500 h-ad
th, lis' business t:Irsa'ti'u~. I'm 'U' 'ifu
and nr .-'..ar ii.. g. cour rtrr'' ."ts
rnl Kin mas 'uipl' 90 '7l'. N'y e." r,r'"s have
n,r u.ui. ,eal,~ slew. 500 ai"'" th' U'cs'rj
'a7hot. aua tn. v"'.a 'r' '.caneni' hold 49, cool
.ar. ftV Australian woods n free |em"i" ana hnr
lot, Ling SECURED At IS THE following al" t- qro
tatanS leadins deScript,i-:
OH, ard Pennsylvania hcco"-. and above. BE. M
ard M ava above 10; lcin- d. y" comhlns. "nc
NJ 'uniuiuE. % -
Mlcht:.a Wisconsin etc. y Michigan. -l422c: 10 :
Michigan c.uhlng - III, "a Illinois eono'nr, -aG2r
40 Michigan comhluv. 21fi 70: NJ ltno,s combine,
NeW York New Hampshire ana vermont, IA
~: " New yorh. Hampshire and Vermont. 3iW
.5c: ,l.laIn. Michigan. 23G2Gc.
t'nwashrl u.ediin, Kentucky a9d Indiana quarter
blood ,ombinr ~ kcntu,k, and ana three rgihs
blood .puhing ~ Missouri ON" quarter blood combns.
.ld.2c. Missouri "grhs blood "lmhing, fla D.
braid .nnihng 20. lake ana Georgia. 2nu-lr
Texas Woois: spring medium ~ month,b Ia. rs, 4;
secured price. 90: spring I'm" ~" months IA lie;
secured price. i3uiic.
Territory wo,s Montana. 0ue medium aud Gne ~;
l6c secured price. tjf &c: staple iIm'hr; Utah Wyom
ing etc fine medium and fine l3d iGc secured price. 5c
staple +Tdioc.
Australian secured basis 'omhus fone2 rorlhiur
good $4,000. combins. average. ojJ5sc. Queensland
oombng 56QSsc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-15

Baltimore and Ohio 20: Central Of New-Jer'.y 90 per
Receipts Of hay and straw at Network 'or 'he "e'N
Eerterber IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-15
NLYDE LINE.

" CHARLESTON. 5. 9. tho SOUTH and SOUTHWEST
JACKSONVILLE and all FLORIDA POINTS.
From Pier - J.. X. Gcot Roosevelt ST.. p N .
COMANtHE. 1dnfsay. spt !.
Al4TlNl 10y. 81
SEMINOLE .........: wednesday. so. :"
Steamers have nrst-cl1~s PASSENGER accrufG datsns
WEI. =. CLYDE K 60. General AzerS
B"vli7g -. aer, "
Fla Cent & Pcnin. Fast T. 4 = Line via ia ksonys
q .eat So Freight and passenger ln'. CrarlestS
r - ECER. General Apel, 80 b. ldv7y y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-15
COoK,s ROUND THE WORLD TOURS vii

~ ,eave the Pacific Coss, ror a SIX months tour =
n., II and Nov f.. Fal, Party Palestine SEPT =
". deec.ir,ive programme. TllOS COOK SON. "
d. an5 Ir.gfNlN. y Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-15
o,,yANNAH LINE. Sourn aud Southwest

- From, Per ~ y. n. +. ~. Mondahs LES "a
Wedn.e.aNs Fridays and Saturdays. dlif',s .guc,i
s.,nrn.b Ice :au connection for points pf,-Sf
i,o. rats 20 augusta. Macon Atlanta Aoh's
p.i'ar 10, Orleans chat. Nashville. etc. 4
,'kr,, Include meals and superior accominol,i IN.
.,.,,n"r or massage and freight rates apply S,s
o. p,U,v o- t1 Z HAMMOND. ACT. It. sp.hsl
" s X BRYAN Jr.. G. T. A. 3I7 Broadway, " -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-15
WHITE STAR LINE.

a.
Teuton.c.sept. - noonl Teuonic Oct. 49, nss
Urtannic....Sept. - noon bfitannlc Oct ~ aoa
Majestic. sept. 30 noon Oct q. no.
Germanic. oct 8. noon Germarie Nov :. nos
TO COTTON CARRIED BI PASSENGER sTEAIEas
Pier No IS North River. once Broadway. " T.
II. MAITLAND kERsEY Agen,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-15
NEW YORK PRICES.

.'ep,. o, hrea sturs interior points IN THOUSANDS
last three ciphers 1000 omitted Flour his gram ou'h
follows
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1897-10-29

The silver republican candidate for
sheriff. ID. NJ. Mills, is a cool headed,
energetic gentleman with the physical
courage necessary 10 face danger and the
moral courage to do his duty fearlcssly.
He will prove a worthy successor to the
present incumbent and fully deserves the
hearty support OF all who wish to see the
affairs OF tina, Office well conducted. Mr..
Mills has been resident OF Delta long
enough TO be well known and where best
known he is best liked.
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1897-10-29

IT is but fair TO suppose that in two
ycars work assessing Mr.. Roeber has
learned much which would still farther
improve his work for the coming two
years. He has always known that there
was difference in the value and price
Of farms. owing 10 location. improve
mcnts. etc. and it will be found that but
few farms in the county are assessed
just alike. One man may have leo acrcs
with but ten acres Of really good land on
II while his neichbor may have $50 acres
on the quarter section adjoining which
is first class land. No one but iunatic
would think Of assessing the two at the
came total valuation. even IL their i'm
provcments were Just alike. Thoec who
are in position 10 know best say that
Mr.. Rocbcr has done his work far better
than any OF his immediate predecessors
and We believe that the people will scc
that he Is reelected.