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Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1897-02-18

1t is only justice to say that the
cowboys whose behavior was SO dis
graceful at Shelby Junction are not
fair representatives of the Montana
cowbow. The latter is noted for his
courtesy and ge~ntlenanly deport-
ment in the presence Of ladies. The
roughs who offered insults to the
ladies of the Columbia Opera com
pany must he recent importations or
the victims of very bad whisky.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1897-02-18

Ranchmen coming to town these
days say they never have seen a better
winter for stock. Some claim that
cattle which have rustled for them
selves look fully as well as those that
have been led at the ranch. With a
good fall OF moisture and abundant
grass Montana will have some prime
beeves to ship mex fall, and Fergus
county will be strictly lin it,
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1897-02-18

The much advertised Mrs Bradley
Martin bal masque which took place
in New York city last week was a
gorgeous affair. As that was the
chief object aimed at her ambition is
probably appeased. She distributed
about $500, 900 that could not have
been put into circulation in any other
way and thus benefited quite n lew
people. As to the snobbery and tin
sci the people have nothing but dis
gust and ridicule hence the example
will not be particularly injurious.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1897-02-18

Maxine Gomez has been inter-
viewed by IA correspondent of the
Chicago Inter Ocean. The old pa
triot says the Cuban's care nothing
tried before. He says, 1--WE are for
Cuba, not for Spain" The insurgent
forces now number about 10000 men,
and with $4,000 well armed men
Gomez thinks he could drive the
Spaniards into n sea.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1897-02-18

The Bozeman Chronicle has just
passed its fifteenth birthday. While
it is neither old enough to vote nor
wear whiskers it is one of the best
weeklies in Montana, and the pub
fishers, Messrs. Yerkes < Fell, are
deserving OF the patronage and pros
perity they are enjoying.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1897-02-18

There is really some assurance that
Corbett and Fftzsimmons will meet
in the roped arena, however, there is
u bare possibility that Ii fight will
end i'm u draw Or he decided Oh a foul,
and those who travel n long distance
to see the fight may be sadly disap-
pointed. Probably IL, 200 people will
visit Carson ON March IL and it would
be a. good time to take the census.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1897-02-18

The Indianapolis News advocates
voting by machine and thinks the
present legislature of that state
should take some steps looking to
that end. 1t would probably be an
Improvement on the old machine"
that has been doing the voting for a
long time, especially in senatorial
elncfinnS
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1897-02-18

Our people are growing more and
more in the habit of looking to C. f.
Little, Druggist, Or the latest and
best of everything i'm the drug line.
They sell Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. famous for its cures of bad
colds, Group and whooping cough.
When in need of such a medicine give
this remedy a trial and you will be
more than pleased with the result.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1897-02-18

The only blood-purifier admitted
on exhibition at the Chicago worlds
Fair was Ayers Sarsaparilia, all
Others being excluded as secret pre-
parations and patent medicines.
With doctors and pharmacists, 1t
has alwaps been considered a stand
ard remedy.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1897-02-18

Go to any grocer and
ask for SeAiAlMg's Best tea:
Japan, English Breakfast,
Oolong, Ceylon, or the
Blend.
He will pay you your
money back if you don't
like it.
a Schiliing & Company
San Francisco 80
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1897-02-18

Mr.. Mckinley has not yet decided
to walk to his inauguration in a suit
of overalls, carrying Il plumbers
outfit.-Helena Independent.
A plumbers outfit would be very
appropriate for the man who intends
to plug up the hole left in the L. =.
treasury by u Democratic admins
tratiOu.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1897-02-18
n D.pp are easy to take. easy

A beautiful. soft, and thick head of
long hair. OF a natural hue, will be
produced by using Halls Hair Re-
newer, the ladies' favorite hair re-
storer and beautifier.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1897-02-18

The formal count OF the electoral
vote by congress was made on We'd
nesday Of last week The result
showed William Mckinley to have
271 votes and w. j. Bryan l76. Now
for the inauguration, special session
of congress and better times.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1897-02-18
CAROLS anti-cOnception bill got
lost in the legislative incubator.

w. j. Bryan recently returned from
an extended hunting trip down in
Texas. 1t will he observed that he
and Grover do not hunt i'm the same
neck of woods.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1897-02-18

Stafford has twenty set of Team Harness,
Saddles, Pads, Hobbies, Feed Bags and vari-
ous other saddlery goods that he will sell
cheap for cash during the e thirty days
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1897-02-18
Eereats County argue.

LEwIsTowN, MONT, Feb. Is, 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-10

chicago sept waca' msds s,,n s snt ,o Of
IN 70 was rotnr sensational from ony ERECTION er, inc
rows Was e'nerey tusA tn' TniE dr,Iine a, paris
L,e mercy frg'sn HT Ht ht easI were
!aIs' .r iN1J. Th@re wcre good c:earances,
60O bushels makng about $1,000 oqsh. , ror
r"turrs rr'ving lsappoutng'rc complaint 50 Common
month ogs Elevator props are ;a"ns p, ar on,
put large hl3"" barrels or ne week LietsoTt
h., m. NIsrians we're buying Russian wheat There
were liberal r,s al the IEi"ssi Po onr but al the I'm
portan points the receipts looked light The only rush IS
iSt cSntrar, minneapolis Duluth had So cars.
made The wheat crG as as% as wns ,, 'ss Ss,
This counts agans, The bulls Tolays "dyance would o
Tho bull poo. Keeps scaipnr irving 10 sell on ne rallies
oa. and 9s AMI closed at 97 cents September
Grn kent little over last nights price satisfied
neither H." bulls nor the tra,s Aetortns 10 the bnIi
S Sa2se the S' Ror,s i "o' ts tina; tn, marSs
yonci al neccmlcr SEA a, a27, and nd, at S3 and
9d'a ents It ws hot and dy WIS., but showgTs arr ar,
Dato;as. Minnesota ana Nebraska The general assunlp
Even the bulls assume this They claim tina, the grain
las been rrematuey penel by the intense heat Of the
though they sl extraordinary LII cars. with 2IJ
e,,m}.sl FOR Friday There was sshy litter ship
dirations crop u 7aoocouoo bushels. sea
board Clearauccs Sps bushels The expectation IL
Tint the replr. Friday will show sharp
drip I'm condition but possibly not enough 90 satisfy the
bulls The August condition was s+2 Charters BLOOD
bushels.
Provisions glow. y rk steady ~ ABOUT . cents
Wednesday, -lrl and ribs barely maintained them
Selves There 2hOoo hogs with 1900 estimated for
Friday. The uac..ing West for the week was S'o.Vo
hoga against 23J 900 last TIE market is SIN under
Influence OF the yellow the trade being
kept by apprehensions that score. The cod
weather which advancing ought 20 dispose OF the
Southern trouble The temper would be bullish II mat
u the
ON tho curb puts on December wheat closed AZ od',
cents: calls" 81 ,0CTSl COZ: pus On Dec"nter corr
83l. cents: calls 33s. cents December wheat On the
curb was psi, ami closed at % cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-10

very firm prices Lambs however again had little In.
quify feng slowly barely Yesterdays prices About
all of the offerings finally disposed on poor 20 PRIME
lambs At s55 81 y per loo ~ Dressed mutton G4gs'4c
per 10. dressed lambs. 7iaqlCc - - .
Sales. sanders s6 State lambs. "A 70 average. a.
10 a, 81 -: IG5 do S. 30: 1872 iuTao do; CD ID
at 81: state sheep. n. at 81 do. 10 H. az 81 .
Virginia sheep. ~ II. AT 90 ." az.
VI collins STATE lamos 10 10. at s. o. 20 do g 10
e, s. 80 - OH. anl Western sheep III 10 at e STA
Newton 6 o. e Jersey lambs 70 H. a, SO Is; 20 Jer-
5 JuId 4 Co 2s state lambs % n at Sc; ie7 60 %
CO n at IS 60 100 &c. 10 50 go t,usalo DO -
n q go u state sheep iia n a' 81; Pennsylvania
sheen and h i9mLs. 70 n a, s i2; 10
shISg ana k aT5' Is y at IS Pennsylvania lambs C, n
at s. 81 ,, o.
heal IN sale Firmer han yesterday Win the general
range quo,el at 81 5oa;4 % Per lH ~ although o"n'h
saies-Hume Mullen late Yesterday: % state pigs
l24 y average - 100 10: state hogs $50 10 az
s. ~ 20 d. iG2 NJ at 81 20; DO 1872 y. at s4G5 .
DO 1872 ~ 81 CO. roughs 90 H. at So d. 2oo TO-
at 81 20 30. 2to NJ. ut 81 ca. GOO 9,
e 20 d. 10 se rs Ga 20 de- "a 3d. a, rsS
o 90 20 DO 80 Z 2, 81 90 .o DO 81 5 50 n o. at
s'os 2" r. at $50 d: S $3 No. has, at a5 III at
q Il, ia A. :, - CO. also iae % state hogs
80 q 20 90 s d. t7a n a sa 81 % d. q" 10
s.s: S' q is e S.'Gas co. ).
200 n n, At 81 Is: ! d. go NJ at 81 20.
z iull & co.. late Yesterday % state hogs i.s y
At Io d. so 81 e. S' do a s b. at s. CO.. : d.
100 No. at 81 -: I stag 800 10. at So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-10
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

s, Eae:' az Sg r s9,. 81 wax .@.;
S, 49, lights So eodS4 l?iz; workers. - oaSi l2'9' pigs
no. s ssT, seo@a S scadS 20 higher fair
fancy fhppng and eNr"r, t'ers = 10, - ner 900
n 50 1915: scckcrs and feeders 90 5si 90 cows end
sstr' s2as' 90 i55n %s !. Ss g. c; S Sa
heers s?as3 p Hogs strong =" o. is3er' sem ZEN, ~
s. !56s2i ,.,.. ..,.,, -.
commCn' g. i6as3 %: common to good i'' oven s2g!4
Hogs steady prime pigs 81 toTS ~ best forkers ana
s.i "i HS,2 = as. rorfs * sheep
DUH choi-e Sass 10; comm n . ".G>" y. c 'I vi
81 2.I;5 20. common 70 good lambs 5000 IT, veal
Eas, HuTi6 Sept. 20 cars 81 Of
Rcccir,s ~ cars. Market a'ou steady Ior"es g9d -
he g 45as4 80 r9aFhs {, 70 c s ana aH i
Receipts 3sO head Markoi fmtly ac'Me. ..3 in,F.
choice 70 81 G"as' 90 cns ana C. s,mnon
chicag,. sor, G-Thcre was active demand for
higher prices Sales were lars.y ~ = "aso 10 t'F
.,a rnG o gc I'm ma bu qF averaging
81 II sens s. ~ Prime hs'frrs s3d NY to s. - 4
"a a." b., %, ' yong ling tGl- brought saa.2 IS
Cnlve, arc scare ,hs week and prime lo brought 81 90
me st' s's a, ssTst ~ and large numbers Of
Western feeders odd ~ - 5oJN leNLs az -ss on a.
s-@ay Pc ' a "e.In' Win srs going largely
81 60ds+ ~ There was reac,n IN me ma" ft -.
hogs and pr'cr slld ha0k 3 WIN s.ws sS@s ~ Ccaf 20
hogl dine lower. Sales Ver. sw a. - i"e ~ ~ ~.
c,reme rang rr hog: g. - - ~ pig nS'
sni graz niyci ios cid very badly Fay sheep al
yancei about iGc AZ esolee ann "a
mi iants si frcclv n, Sass 20 few cu.is bringing
80 q, a., {, ;oGsi7i western rnnro sheen ~ actively
81 '"a*3 - f"i." s"lns IN ,oF" ngr.rs a., ~ W.,
- No. "A {. sas, ~, q g s'as a6ye 81 :, Recsp.
Cl,'ie 1000 head h'gs 22"" hrai sheep l''"' hea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-10
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
N-w-York. September {

New-lork. september q. 1897.
DEEVFS-Receipts. ~ cars go head. - direc
ana 1 cars the market Nothing doing cattle
today: feeling generally steady Dressed beef steady
7asc per n FOR poor to prime city dressed Gables from
London and Liverpool quote American stronger at
llQls,c ed weight: TOPS l2c: refrigerator beef
arm al 9ntlc per ID TIE Orinoco carried to Bermu
,J-dny Is cattle for various shippers No exports
morrow.
CALVES Receipts all for the market. is4 head
with the stock carried from Il
total head s1le8a at Jersey and AZ Il.
iixrth-st market ruled quiet, Dt prices
were rated steady all sorts quality considered N,tn-
ing Il consequence carried
bet yeas sold a. ssg@sI 70 per lc NJ grassers and hut
1915, per 10 country dressed sold 7diO.c for es
temes sressed grassers ana butternks at badS: little
calves n, tg1iac.
sales H. Hollis: "A veals ia N average at 81 80
per NJ fed calves i6+ ID. at 81 %: 80 buttermilks
"a H.. al 81.
: sanders: i: veas i53 NJ at 81 co. DO go 10 a, 50
q Judd Il Co: veals. J3I n, at 81 '6 d.. 30 No.
al 50: Eel calves. 200 10 At ~ 20
SHEEP AND IAMBS-Receut.. - cars. or 4i4I heud
Of which cans direct 10 butchers: including the
stock carried yesterday 2i,4
on sa.-Gi, Jersey city and at Sxiieth Ct sheep
ruled the yesterday. in active demand ut
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-10
CASH QCOTATTONS.
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
Now-York. September Q. 1871.

Nn1v-York September y lS''
COTTON-The phases Of to-day's cotton market would
indicate 'hs, s'nmeH' on res % the Continued
favorable character Of adyces the cotton belt par
,ioulary in the Eastern and Central sections Enssh
SnSfn c Pe1Re demand To- axe for spo; cotton is
sss eiSts .; M nnng on ve sa uPp d
the fact that yarns and Gs ng 70 Of the G';oE EN-
change in reviewing situation SAYS "A is'ge potion
81 ;o The T c7S con oSTsr hs last few which
however is not surprising IN View nr SI VIE IL viii be re-
mcmbered this connection hat las, season Season, lsaTa
age hsd resulted for the drou'h thea prevailing but
whom they We're hnay o,s Sa to 3e SH Te
The time s yry strong 9ne' x SSms Of
very large short interest and current crop estimates
are mcd.ed to any en'e Futures opened steady at all
advsnce Of iG2 points Liverpool and New orleans repre-
senave sn5 srsn or seore the close
70 nOrr0T row. led The more tid cover and
] against selling 3 am Tse ssSn Se co
don ranged 7sgs4c With me more Hs
betier rains during the twenyfour hours having
TOP crop o @ s6q n sSedsns and rust
wee teceiyei or he other hand from the mississippi
's s51n sa po, markets mddns uRlapa quoted We're
follows Mobile GutSS Sc sas sssY bales charesGn
steady wminF,on m ba9e ,$if Sa MGTlo nomnn
s'ss5y , .S sslss s@s' casa ,'@vf 5
soe $50 bales Memphis easy. sales 200 balls
Augusta steady Lice sales S2 bales The s5
1pcbangeG with middling uplands quoted at nc ana
iiitng Culf at re ls6 bales were an taken
by spnrers The future list steadily improved IN e
on local support until just before me CISe
a. a r,,mored that II the 40 1000 Se1embNr
notice. out only small portion had been Gstea 'V'
ri caysad an easier feeling and some Iquluallo,l
early purchases time throngnHu' 1 we e,ei
80. ,,Stng particularly The market cioeo qi,e
Vas s5rance 81 2Q6 points. lG3 points uhueI
az rs, Agar. OF the day TOTAL sales OF futures rea'hed
Cotton Exchange special Lverpool ca6leep% 600
So. sales o. speculation ana eN".iS'
haias american 900 bales middllng upsnus rsrv
Futures seady buyers AZ last n,g January FEBRUARY
$500 February March 345b; March, APRIL seHen
e. sls,b Msy-June 347eb June-Juyt ,o,,,bs,
Ssr' "a .: September October. S3.s 3i-s
pso. -Deoember 34Gv DecenbeI -
80 arre Quiet but steady Cloths quiet ana u
changed -. 1900. .-,~s. ,oiov.:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-10
RAILROADS..
pENNSYLVANlA
RAILROADS..
r. ATT.7oAD.

STATIONS foot Of West ,y-thlri Street and
CyThe leaving time from Desbrosses and C9fIia 90
Streets is minutes later than that given pe'" ''
1853 A. VI FAST MAif.-Pulman Buffet parior car car
New York to pttsburg; Sleeping Car Pittsours 10 III"
F %AT s5d }sysa1ec
partment Sleeping Dining smoking and Observation ion
Cars For Chicago. Cleveland. Toledo Cincinnati III
o5 5"i =. II. CrIicAGo AHD ST. LOUIS EXPRESS
e? E, r. i si3ia2p2 Sn4fsS Chi
7.46 p. VI. soCTHWEsTERS EXPREss.-FOr cincin-
.:S5 r. NJ Pacific EX?REss.-For Pittsburs and
chcago Connects for Cleveland and Toledo except
uWAsHI.GToN AND THE SOUTH. .,
7 sly 923 30 Dining CAP H. a; M Dining Cars
' fonsTess9na LINN al PaT aT ss S5 me- Il IL
nsh, sunday S?5 io5S n , sii 2, cSD pinns
sorTHERS RAILwAY-Expprssss, 425 p. m. 2lo night
Atlantic COAST LINE.-Enpress. o25 a. m. and s'''
f5R 55 aS4 G g5Tr5AH xA4 e9S
ATANTc trywss.p street s,t.s s.a'o g
fA dg Gl;a6a a.sl r IsS' ten
Tays and ro? rsass" ro West T~fH ny i s5
ass. ass o;5 p. m. sundays, o25 45 50 p 10 M M
a 2 m IL i2o $50 "' $40 40 t 10 7oo p sundays
ij a. m. SIS p
s 7s Il! ro s r s 2 BIZ H..s, Limited
Dining carr. 1855 1855 d. m. 1855 i55. 2j5 $50
42J. AS Dining CarJ. 4jJ Dining carr, BOO DINING
caQ 40. ~. sS5 p m r. 10 night, sunday e,l'
los Dining carr 3.55. s2J Dining carr. 455 dining
C1r) 90 Dining carr. 40. 7.55, $50 p. M. III
night.
Ticket Offices Nos 461 04+ 1906 1928 H. and POI Broad
| AstJr House. West Twenty third street station
and stations foot Of Desbro's,s and Cort.and Streets
Court street, $50 Fulton street. 9s broadway. and
BrO0ky9 Annex station brooklyn; station, Jersey CITY
The kew-York Transfer Company Will call FOR and
check baggage from hOte.s and residences through TO
destination.
J. B. HUTCHINSON. J. r. WOOD
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-10
"BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS"

Arrives Buffalo 9j5 +. NJ. Pullman Nestihule Day
coaches and Parlor Cars DiningCar Service. Meals a
Ia Connects Buffalo with through sleepers 10
Detroit and Chicago. -
.I2,25. 12,4O p ". daily except Sunday for MAUcTI
CHUNK and Intermediate points. .,
1850, 1913 =. ". Sundays only, for EASTON
MAlCK Gnu NIX and :he Goa. branches. 49,
Il rs. $40 T. VI. daily except Sunday. for WILKES
BARRE. PITrSTON. SCRANTON. and principal inter
mediate stations Connects FOR all points IN coal regions
chair :ar Nilkesaarre.
'3.J5. 4,iO p. ". daily except sunday for WILKES
BARRE PITTSTON. SCRANTON. and principal inter-
mediate Connects ;or all points In coal regions
pullman Buffet Parlor Car 70 Wilkesbarre -
1865. 5ii5 +. ". daily ror EAS1ON and inter-
.5.55. 6io P. NJ. daily except sunday ENPress for
sIatingon and principal intermediate stations connects
,1r Reafing ard Harrisburg Chair car 70 Slatingion
.6.J5, 700 7. VI. daily for BtFFAlo. MAGMA
FALLS AMI all points West. Pullman sleeper Lestbur
train Y : chicago Seepars 20 Buffalo AMI Toronto
5. $50 daily EXCEPT sgNiay si9 ~ nit ny ~
at SOUTH PLAINFIEID, EASCpN. BEIu LIN ~
MACCH CHUNK. !. & - JtNCTiGN: "a X G IN,
man sleeper 10 buffalo. None but seepng-car pas
seneer. carr 81 ~ baggage carried. ~
,S,:j5 $500 p ". daily FOR ITHACA GENEVA;
pl-iIEsTf.R RI'FFAt.O NIAGARA FALLS ana al
points West, Pullman sisePers 70 Wkesharre ana ithaca
ltuf!onn lo'l trains daily. except sunday or 30 ~
pROO< and sruela;e points leave as t!loWs - -
40 NJ y - 80. e. IS. 90 and 500: $50 = VI
T.cke,s ami Pullman Accommodations AZ li3 &0l. ~
~ eii and 3a} broadway. 81 r. IAN St. 1876 r. 10Th
:, l37 y very. y y. $50 Fulton 81. Court ST. ~
J,-t,.i,,av md Bro. klyn Annex. Brooklyn,
transfer 60. viii cali fr and check baggage trofh
hot.l OK residence through 20 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-10
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New-iork. foot OF Chan'os'
~ follows and nve minutes earlier from West 23d
300 A. M.-ycstbuei Express dai.y tor Enssnssns -
waverIy. Eimira. Buffalo. Bradford Attic bu'''"
T. NJ Parl0r to Buffalo. ,,,.sy,
Vii5 A. M.-vestibuled Express daily except su al
For PORT Ierys Monticello IackawaNen. Honesis,s "A
importan, local points 90 Corning Daily to Por' JIG
pullman Parlor Cars lor Monticello and CORNING .IJ
100 y. M.-Vestihulcd Limited fast mail laN. r.re.
train Chicago VIA chautauqua Lake. arrives
lard $40 A. ", Chicago T.. ~ S'cepc.s 70 S"''-'
Clev Gland and Cincinnati Dining car ,-.,,sS
7,:iO y. M.--Buraio and CLEVELAND vestibulea 4" u,
Daily Buffalo rs a. ~. Bradford .:i' -
jamestown 20 A. NJ. Cleveland l2@O +. ~
70 Buffalo and Cleveland. making direct concc''O"
Detroit Chicago and the West Cafe Library Car r,D
S.45 =. M.-Via Chautauqua Lake an! NiasaI,na
Chicago and Cincinnati. Dining car. 49,, IMAM
VNICKETs. LOCAL TIME CARDS AND Ky r; iEoaL
i accommoda lions a Ill ll3 26l, iOl 3ni vo' syh>
way l2I Bowery ij6 East l2jth-s,. and 81 49, IS
ST. Chamters ard West 23i-st fsries. New gYtai,n-
and ,c8 Fu.,on-s, 100 broadway Brooklyn; wv
st fohok.n. arl tn-r,v ''"v St~'"". ",N'.s ~
press calls for AMI checks baggage from hotels ~"
~ destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-10
:WESTSHORE K.K.

leave II. I'D e. SUTTON, y. T., IoIoWS y"
IS m earlier from foot Of Franklin ST.:
3;.,O A. NJ. Daily. Local 10 Buffalo .,...
7,:,O A M-paily Local 10 Albany FOR Catskl MOVE
tatns and Saratoga -.,..
ro,I5 A ~ Daily for Albany. Utica Syracuse Rcen1
Ter buffalo, Niagara Falls Fort Wayne Toledo o's'V
1T as A. NJ Daily except Sunday 20 Caistta
Mountains New Paltz. Lakes Moh0nk and Mlnne~SSssss
ALBANY Saratoga, Caldwell Lake George. Plr!of SS'
10 saratoga and caldwell. -
c-t.OO + NJ Daily. excsp, sunday; Tor Albany syr.-
cuse Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara Falls Toronto ~
;roit Cleveland. Chicago and St Louis: ,us,,
6;:,O T. NJ Daily. except sunday. for NewOurs 49, ~.
Saratoga and Montreal Sleeping car Albany 10 NV
.,i5 p NJ Daily. except sunday. Tor Syracuse. Roe'S'
ter and Buffalo. 80 ~ , p,.ssV
ter buffalo. Niagara Falls Toronto Detroit. ,e'e''
II r"1eaves brooklyn by Annex; Bi0:4o A. ~, q
T. NJ. Jersey Ci,y, r. r. Il. station; Bil.V' w.
Tirre tables at principal ho.els and Offices. -,
{. T. LAMBERT. General Passenger Az
3 Vanderbilt Ave. New-f@s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-10
rrruoprAN PRODUCE EXCHANGE.

Liverpool. Sept. o 3:i3 p. m.-Exchangc closing;
Wheat-No . red Western winter dur. ~: No red
r,Scrn srlng dull W tt.l Clrn-American mixed spot
30. steady Is 5d: oil steady. rs 5isd September
10y Is i+d October steady 81 3D. November steady
a. "a F7ourSt fancy winter steady. 10. 3D. Hops
n, Iondon-Pacihc coast STEADY 1Oa~'s B-cf-tXtra
IrJ, mess firm rs o.. prime mess firm. 52 Cd Pork
Prime mess nne Western Arm. SOC; prime m"ss medium
;yc..er firm as Hams Short cut. II - 10 10 dull
as. "a northumberland cut. ~ To- 20 ~ firm. 3is Cd
shor; rib 20 to "a ~ steady 32s ga long clear miii.es
,r%, a. % 3s n, steady. 3is Gi; ing clear mildles
heavy 40 ~ ~ steady. 3~ ga short clear middies
n, steady 31s Shoulders square II g. ~ ~ steady
POS Ca Lard-spot firm. 25s Cheese-American finest,
and steady. Hos. Ta!ow-irme city nrt1
Is. Cott5useei oil-IAyerpOol renaed stcady i6s Gi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-10
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

low mildng q tic: receipts. iso? bales: shipments.
i5T sales i.52o bales: stock N.l'o uolNs'
savannah. O-,'0tnn quiet mldu!l'.s "'gc. low
,ilinr G.c receipts. 1000 bales; exports coastwise
,t5 Ns,les r e5i bales stock 2o.Oc5 bales.
Galveston sept 0.-Cot'on steady: mtidns, &C.; low
iI,lInr is good ordinary. Gi,c, receipts 1910 bales
axp7rts coasw.se $3.50 bnles sales. 81 bales; stock
2S, lIa bales.
m, ,lny g. GOOD ordinary. 5-iGc; receipts l9 bales
exports coastwisc. l'v baies sa'es "" 'i'es '"' ~
bales. ,,,, ,,r. o.. los,
i Lii, a. Ia, good ordinary. &c: receipts 100
hai"s sI - ,G7 bales exports o,aswise. 1872 bales
snics I a5O bales stock. 100 bales