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Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1897-12-09

treaties which have been made by
the United States with the Cbero-
kee Indians will clearly establish
the fact. that nowhere does it ap
pear that Cherokee Indians, who
have separated themselves from
the tribe or taken up their resi-
dence in the states, are taken into
consideration, except the provis-
ions in reference to the eastern
band of Cherokees, and those in
reference to Cherokees who &C.
cepted reservations of land under
article 8 of the treaty Of 1917, and
those who received their due pro-
portion of all personal benefits &C
cruing under the treaty of 1885,
article II. The treaties in refer.
ence to those classes OF Cherokee
Indians recognized the fact that
they had separated themseives
from and ceased to constitute a
part of the Cherokee nation. And
as is held by the supreme court of
the United States in the case of
the eastern band of Cherokees
against the Cherokee nation and
henceforth they became citizens of
and were subject to the laws of the
states in which they resided" !"
And further If the Cherokee In.
dians, who have separated them
selves from the Cherokee nation
and have taken up their residence
in any of the states of the union,
wish to enjoy the benefits of citi-
zenship in the Cherokee nation,
they must comply with the consti-
tuition and laws OF the Cherokee
nation and be re-admitted to citi-
zenship as therein provided.
They cannot live out OF its terri.
tory, evade the obligations and
burdens of citizenship and at the
same time enjoy the benefits OF
the funds and common property
of the nation"
By the terms of the various
treaties between the United States
and the Cherokee nation, during
the time the nation was divided
into the eastern and western tribes.
the annuities were divided be-
tween the two branches of the
nation, according to their respec-
tive numbers to be ascertained by
census to be taken. The annui-
ties thus divided were regularly
paid as stipulated until commuted
by the treaty of 1885. This clear
ly shows that the United States
regarded those Cherokees only
who were citizens of the nation as
entitled to annuties, and as having
any right of interest in Cherokee
lands or property.
In the first treaty made between
the United States and the Chero-
kee nation, which was concluded
November %, 1875, at Hopewell,
on the Keowee, it was expressly
provided in Article 3, as follows:
"That said Indians, for them
selves and their respective tribes
or towns, do acknowledge all the
Cherokees to be under the protec-
ton of the United States, and of
no other sovereign whomsoever."
And by Article 8 of said treaty it
was pr divided as follows: "For
the benefit and comfort of the In
dians and for the prevention of
injuries and expressions on the
part of the citizens or Indians, the
United States in congress assem-
bled shall have the sole and ex-
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1897-12-09
The Liver Keeps People Well.

When the liver is sluggish all other
organs are involved. You suffer from
constipation, biliousness, jaundice,
headache, indigestion, pain in back,
chills and loss Of energy. You will
never know how promptly these troub-
les can be cured until you use herbine.
1t cures quickly when other remedies
utterly fail. Regulates the liver, pur-
ifies the blood. Herbine is a harmless
vegetable remedy that gives new life
and energy almost from the first dose.
Price rs cents. Free trial bottle at
p. Shanahan's. yrb
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1897-12-09

Can't express her thanks, scrofula
sores, terrible itching, entirely cured.
Mrs. Emily Ford, EldoIa Hardin Co.,
Iowa, writes: Il can't express my
thanks for the box of Beggs German
salve as it has entirely cured the ter
rible itching and burning, that was in
my ankles caused by scrofula' sores.
Peoples drug store.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1897-12-09
Odd Material for q Boat.

An italian named Gabellini has re-
Gently made a boat of cement. The
framework is of small steel bars COW
cred with a wire netting, the latter be-
ing, In turn, covered with cement. The
surface is then polished. 1t is claimed
that such boat costs less than a wood
en- one, and despite its extra weight
glides more easily through the water.
N. Y. Sun.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1897-12-09

IkvANTED-TRUsTw AND ACT
w i've gentlemen or ladies TO travel for
responsible established house In Indian
Territory. Monthly s55 90 and expenses. Po-
sition steady Reference. Enclose self-a6-
dressed stamped envelope. The Dominion
Company, Dept. e.. Chicago. inch Is
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1897-12-09
STOCK BRANDS

Not occupying more space than
the first following will be inserted
at $500 per year. The verdict OF
men owning large or small herds
is that it pays to advertise the
brands.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1897-12-09

The season of the year has ar
rived when a trip to the south will
well repay the visitor. To accom-
modate residents of the north who
may wish to make the trip, either
for pleasure or with a view of To-
eating, the Louisville and Nash
vile railroad company will on the
first and third Tuesdays of Novem-
Der and December run excursions
to points in Kentucky, Tennessee,
Alabama, Mississippi, Georgia and
Florida. Tickets will be good on
regular trains of these dates, start.
ing from Cincinnati, Louisville,
Evansville and St. Louis, will be
sold at about one fare the round
trip, and will be good for return
within twenty-one days from date
of sale. Tickets will allow stop
over at different points on the
scuthbound trip. If your local
ticket agent can not quote you rates
for these excursions write C. P.
Atmore. General Passenger Agent,
Louisville, Ky. dec Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-29
LIVE STOCK MARK E".

New York. January IS 1891.
BEEvEs-Recelps. IS cars, or GSi head y cars fol
,ntp".et Two cars OF cattle changed hands steady
prices city dressed beef slow at 6'sas4c per FOR odd
Throne viii sail this 10 Morrow FOR onho
with 32s cattle equally divided between j. Sha,nues *
schwarzschd suzn,is ana 'hs sa ,h
SANE shppers The Aniila. for Nassau. TOOK out IL
catI.e and 30 sheep for -; O. culver. -. e. !, Nc,
100 H., 20 do g74 ID 81. COWS ZOO ib at - 10
cAI.VES-Re REGENTS al all New on maj 49, :" ia,r
and cars Of Western calves were Que 10 airlse idei
urn Tor AN kinds calves. Poor 10 choice Fes
re onoted Al Sass per 100 ~ BARNARD calves At se
ga a. and Westerns s3GSt city dressed Nesls rn ~
- -; and choice carcassss sold at re Couni y
6rcss steady nj 6ql0c te calves sold at 4saoc ana
dressed BARNARD DO A. snG,.c o.,. cars or c6,
- ,rs Tor civ butchers and 23s ears 'or the ma
teI and win held over pieNlousy, ,ne, a1S
win no very prime lots offered; lambs were so"
a. >rs,.rdacs closing prices wi'h SOM s'- ~ % ~
s'3Sh foH .- Ordinary TO fairly good sheep soli %
e. a,s. 10 per 100 nj 10 choice do at 81 90 COMMON 10
sHiiSe ams 81 'ops5 6ss n.esnsd n'on s,qS al
y5r &C. o,r at 7sqsc stock bringing ac conn'p
dr.. m spne la Quiet at sSa,! per s sn.'I isoh s. III
ale (, or pSr 100 ~ 2i6 Buffalo o.. IS H. &,
81 l2i'. ~, Kentucky d. % H. a. - o.; ~ N" ~
sheer - n a. s. g sat- iam5 - H. 5o
"a ~ Fl 81 30 0S Ohio DO - H. al - -; II d. ~ %,
a. =. 81 ~ Buffalo d. % H. a. - ~ 80 49, " -" -"
81 Judd 4 Co. 2e2 Michigan lambs. y H. at 8 80; -:
Indiana d. - H. ~ - ~ A. - r. At 81 % iis Wes
emo ' Ga H. al - ~ Wes'erA sheep 10y ~ q,
ios Indiana do lo H. a. ~ 80 ~ AZ 81 TO- 10 d. III
s.na a. ., y" - ~ al 81 i o3 10 g 80
Hume Mullen: ~ STATE nan ,s'i ~; ~ al 81
DO - 10 Iiiis = STATE sheep. - Ii. AZ 81 Is DO ~ H.
a, s., o. 90 .-. or !. 7m head including Gs
ho"S- 80 " ,ransactions reported Nomnaiiy
wax country dressed quiet at +aG'se per 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-29

x, -, -ca,i.e-Receipts for the ;as ~ hours
- had. total week thus Tar ~" h'iu yt sa'-
a. New YORK $50 head. on sale - nean ia' n',
s',n, and n,hang-d and closed st-.i, Neas ''
sl,~ HoesReceIpt for he las, - ho"is s,'v "I ,
80, a., week thus far rs $40 head; Tor same tme Iaf'
,YA ~ .,n head consigned through $40 head 10 Ne"
w. ~, head on sale. 1900 head market opened
sow bat generally steady closed s"a'' T." NJ , MA
-. Workers iOn$3 10; mixed packers >" q" ineuiuh
and heavy 81 ,o: pigs duli ~ s3 90 shsep ana !ahD
inns Tar - 2oo head FOR same tim. lsst week 30 e.
had. Unsigned through. 500 head 10 Ne" YORK IoDo
hG On sale head ircludlng eight carr hed otri
",.d sbaie and closed ful easA MN srVrrA
pet' ,n,hs carrying over. hest lambs $'1k1 ~. good
,is - g0a s. common to fair s'n.4 o.; sar.p w,as
best Yorker~ $iHsi 10 good n.anf Ms'e" ' . VIZ
good 10 choice mixed. :" '"TS" d"
,.,. s,oc, yards Chicago. Jan. 2s-taiile- Receipts
ga o al. market easy and oc lower common 10 ezra
49,. "a .0ss5 40 stOckers and f--ders ~ 1,af 10
So ma huls 15as3 -. calves. ~ Du>6 TO- texans
s CO. an Iogs-Reccips 5000 head market steady
;" declining be- heavy packing and shipping !'-
s. 600 S. az. comm,,n T. eh1i, v W ss vSs ..
.n..eS sheen Receipts IL 600 head market steady
80 1870 ~ - t." choice 81 5oasa 90 lamb, 81 zoos,
Ess ys, ptime 81 ous good. 81 aoaA 90 It'd.
80 yas, 40 laIf 81 GOasi 10. common sass 30 com
non :, good rat bulls and cows s.g>S 90 hsieIs - 80
ga Ia. i ,,iur medium 81 70aS3 IS: prime sh and
~ heavy hog. 81 3pns; Ca good roughs. :. 70
IA Sheep-Markei barely steady Ca sheep: lambs
SLOW ss 7Nss 90 TAX mixed Il boss common 81 81
ga cuIs Sln$2: choice .amhs .SvA. ~ TAR 10
sool lambs. 81 ioas' so. Yea; calves s'gs' 90 ~.
csnis a3a had market steady native steers ~ ~. ~.
sg r. native COWS. t2 toas3 TEXAS ,.eefs ~ 'Dn
H 20 Te.os 81 eass 20 :ssHs escS.s.
msa TO- heavy s3g<3 so sheep Receipts. s, n,ad mar
~, steady 10 strong native sheep. ~ 1888 ~ iambs
Kansas city. Jan 2sHogs-RecePts. - 600 he'd I'd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-29

1 EFT 81, Sa x %.e 9es,d at sight a a ,"en
spi co st Uas ~ rs o"S Ss finn l '%gs at
New OK and abroad WIN local spot quotations IN
81 %. '.a$ 10 The market West was strong sfEI--
s. y % o 's'dy o. al a II f asn az
MGLAssEs AND syRrps-rhe market was very quiet
10 day but steady and fun prices were PAID fof such stock
a. vas sSsn Gega,s is s Gns We gScs Ee~ o
ql7c prime. isq3oe: kettle common isgl9e; fai,
sSS 'i' fs isais ' sood s:
r Wt lfs2 gTo isEy SICK; ais' Rosn sss b.. spirit.
,urpeniine. IN bDls tar. ia Ibls The market 70,
strained quoted at 81 oesl ia. While sprs ,urpenins
steady, but quiet and unchanged 27.a2sc fo
lar regulars quoted 81 Gias o3 oil barrels IS 90
OCEAN FRElGHTs The market for berth frelsh's
eT va Va auo % sGe Inses .I'J al %
don Sia 81 GaisS% y,a 3d. bisS i'd en 4.s 1a"a
Copenhagen, IS Id Hamburg. 90 piss January. Rotes
ds q < ?s%gs'E amstG s 5an e3 Gok le
pool 3-32i. .CIiARTERs-1he market for sail
su SH for long Voss All one
We're quiet win rates about steady Grain steamers con,
5 AID to Cork for orders FOR February loading There
other departments quiet. Charters follow: Three
cok r oers IS 3D. Msreh Bsh tS.mer is os
osubleu Se paiquir to north q asras and Philadel
steamer 81! tons West India trade, II months private
Philadelpni4 g p British 7iG wood
eionliyes to Nsw.Ych sSS7ls; norwegian steamer lt4S
British bark 100 tons general cargo New Zealand to
Ssne 10 xa t o." 80 5s Sn Is @
hence Port Prince and back private terms sehooncf
terms oark 'd7 tons, case o, hence to isyaas ioc
s. s ;s' scS6neT sca ons bassns hence to ssyannaf
&c per naif-rol, schooner IUGa tons coal Norfolk u
Key West 81 30 sehoones 7o tons lumber. Charleston
sSSoner ri tons iron. Norfolk to BridgepS 81 x
schooner lo tons phosphate rock. Charlotte Hsrbor -
OII.S-ihe market dull and easy. with prime
NOR yellow offered a, &c ana prime crude nSmna IN
., asked: Of ysos 24,sgSsc; butter OIL.
sra oil bo s'?S a1es eac rsw e
tincaies closed win bid. unchanged ana
Ra IS To- fSadshs g cases
f I@%s . fs 20 'S1a, 81
9 SSss'V ha ;%s'' 1s% 5cas% PssS
Ho5''fT'y "a 2 :sss lss to ss sas
tsS.e skd hams aSH ,5i T 5ai
prime ses" e9sns at m sas sc f
compound 4Q4,c: options closed at Abe. nonn" Tor
grades having the lead in the matter Of Choice
steady and n unohansed Ne quote Domestic.
ordinary s.as+c fair good ssa+.e prime to eha a
sc do in bond. 2a.asss Japan 4.a4sc JAVA 4a4.c'
SEEDs"The market this week has shown variation
and to-day no exception trade being at eamd
s. s Sass IS high grad. 81 5oass Ann o., T.,
active with Java quoted lis Sd and fair refining at
60 Beet quiet but n% W.T." y. psse The sa
9f raw sugar today included 500 bags Domingo
@ 6s p 9ns qsoe si' and a' % test
at 1916. 50 test mossses sugar at s,loc. me
quiet but steady at former prices sfah'ed
quoted at 4sc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-29

Chicago Ian - ,spscah Wheat lost cents to-day.
making b:eas 81 in three days and decline Of
fun from the top price ON this rty loi-rs ha
harder time Of IT han any day since Mcnda; II be
Ing a m-anc. market soploss selling and not so easy
a market 20 trade There Just though bull news
make deceptive sort @; dai May "ienri
.B sold between - and as cents. ana closed a. inc
bottom last prize fun cent und"t puts
business having reported here and at the scaha
and cables showing st.nJness. The spot 'rman1
wednesday began reselng From noon until the close
there Liquidation bs longs The total ets
I5O nu 80 = spring and J".VD 40 spring tor aiaIl
shipment The ieaboard and about $1,000 bushels -
reporting cargo Of taken for Australia ana an
nodncing der'ination o. several niiei Nnron ""'
n II the California the report II % loads for
export the -aboard brought about any rally sesbcifd
saiI the crop had maintained its position Mime
apols and Duluth had ~ cars ssans 4i asi year and
"' 1'hr srri, vas veal al ia c.u,s Z r.
,-,rr WAS remarkably steady considering the wheat
4. mobilization The las; prices barely + under
23'. cents There Aas genera! lncuraiioh - cove
30, ,ars with 22o estimated Frla. Th~r~ good
dcrand for vessts and sarpss were !. c"ni hisher.
c,s Ter mncH"as sS %in ' b"he '''TS "'S"' "'
oats surrei win wtcsL prices losing :; cent and
~. an ana ~ and closed at ~ cents.
There was heavy selling OF provisions by holies
, =, n,' II was taken Sy Wells and hy Wcln
and other packers There cher Liquidation. Lind
week for the $1,000 hogs against 375"O last
wear Iior receipts light. 1900. with 2iO"o es-
the seven Western points there Gio hpas. against
oo sst year pos a, tie o.e showed loss on
on the curb 'pn,, on Nay wheat closed at B eaiis
,t - cents puts 81 May corn closed n, 2J ass
cali at 23a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-29
EXPORTS TO DAY
GENERAL. MARKET REPORT.
New-York. January IS. 1897.

New York. January -. 1851.
COTTON Trading n contracts slow 20 day. the
to,a amounting onls a. 100 bales with loss
OF {? points. The swing Of prices to-day
. Of about . points. The Liverpool market
<siriy faNorabs closing quiet LAT steady with
q q ! point. but this considered b- show
!ae much weakness IN view 81 the
Yesterday. The spot Liverpool liberal.
sgs.n under the figures the corresponding day
year. MANY letters coming from south.
yortlg almost complete exhaustion ~ supplies In the
hands Il planters There very little outside speculative
interest. The weakness Liverpool attributed To
offerings az crop cotton from South The reports
consequence Of reports that the plague could BE- checked
b. certain methods which being IN Bombay.
No important news came hand from Fan River to
,dav. FEBRUARY notices ssUel 20 day had material
effect on our market Houston and New orleans Viii t."
comparatively Elite cotton The southern
markets generally unchanged but Charleston prices
spots advanced / Ice Receipts all
terror towns MADE 10 the weekly report
yos;e1 daily the same the movement the ports
ms good and important move as viii give very
waiting for the weekly be posted. The
Pts AZ New orleans Friday estimated at 800
6ec bales. against $500 week ..36r
last year. Receipts Houston Friday estimated d
100 TO 900 bales against 80 day week and
500 last YEAR Receipts principal interior points
CAV were follows: Augusta. 4N6 bales against 325
cay last week and G13 last yea. Memphis j0> bales
az -si $50 and i22 St Louis II bales. 400
sbs Cincinnati. bales. SOB
2s7 bales. against 29s Receipts principal
1910 same DAY week and 2ot7 last year New
leans 80, bales. asainst 3.as' ipH. Mobile
@ies INST Ga and 80; savannah 4ll1 bales against
e-l. and 453 Charleston. So ns.es against 2a3
Opening range and to-day. closing BIDS tas
previous night follow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-29

Market closed quiet and steady points decline
compared with yesterdays closing prices. Transferable
notices January 1U February. 700. Total -. 100
taies. Exports Great Britain 49, bales stock 2al i32
Total net port receipts to-day. 1S G33 bales thus Ear this
week. la449. against 12 $50 last week ard I2l 90
Exports to-day. Great Britain 10 $40 bales: Con-
ilneni. 1899 stock i.ca6 92o spot cotton quiet.
changed; mddng uplanis 5l6c: middiing gulf. Gc
Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cabes-Spo cotton
buyers favor. sales 1900 bales speculation
90 coo Mddng upland I'd Futures opened easy. sellers
2sf decline. closed quiet but steady u point
decline January. 39i2s January February 35Siss Feb
ruary March. 3593s March-April. 359'.s: AprMay.
3eob: MayJune. gels June-Juy. 3Gligs, JuiyAugust.
3s2s August September 3das September October 353a
S54 MsnchesteT-Yaras quiet but steady. cloths.
business at low prices
COFFEE-The marke; closed quiet and unchanged 10
70 10 points decline The opening prices were at
oss OF 10 10 points as compared with yesterdays
closing. The market is very narrow only one price
being named The several months traded in. Total
Gales 900 bags about half Of this business being
transacted within few minutes OF the close The
be held back by local bears although
general demand. Receipts "a primary points
quite large, Santos reporting ~ 900 bags for the day
4, point lower. while Hsvie lost about l. frame. with
Gales OF 20 Warehouse deliveries liberal
The Rio reports Rio No exchange standard at
$3.50; exchange. l5-16d. Rio receipts. 5000 bags.
po clearances FOR United states 5"n bag. Europe.
$500 bags stock $40 coo bags market firm. Santos
k, quiet: good Santos 0S1o0 The clearances
from santos January 81 the steamer Canaris for
New-Orleans with 5000 bags.
The street qae. spot. with prices nom-
rsi Rio No quoted at o7.c and No; az 9'.c Mid
corse was fairly and steady. with sales OF 1000
bags Maracabo 500 bags vanilla on private terms
The following shows the highest. lowest and closing
today on contracts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-29

cash quotations we're follows Flour quiet and barely
y .'ins whsa a.e ty s.nps; y red S,i.e
NJ barley 30 nominal; No rassrel. 73's a76, >.
sEme ,mglay Iced s. - 10, "Osns 4 s,i gG per 9 S
slides deese. 50 sass 10 Dry saitea shoulders 'eoXe
81 3jasi o. snort clear sides doSsd': ;. II as -
eui oaf s. sranuai.a. s! 81 STANDARD 80 81 70
Produce Exchange Gay the butter market MAS firm
Esrs n Gf" frr.h Stock " IL per lpsea ' ''
cae.nra'l JAM WIN, paea, 8 20, ,Sa
~ 49, corn qae yei5" W. sst W. os,. qne .sad5
jse'~. mse e. S ~ = Gssd ls , 's $ = i1
Ketrie ~: BRINE sieam' $sc,' Dry sait meat.
shoulders &c; short Ib sides .c short clear .i's ~
short rb sides ~ lose short lear sides. 4ss o,se
cT sa i5aiiS Esss fr@.i w6sS-1. j.
Msa J'n @s-Mhe9 gpe9.ql ~,c n . Ma A.,
g"ea g. 81 whoa. f o5~a:d i but ana s aa
isc lover ~ northern. o.. " northern. ia
~ J. 3, - NJ on track 37aa7'.c No track. 500
81 Flour very DAN and further concession II "a
p pD Ts' ia VOID $" 81 asas, s. ''''''
Minneapolis Jan. 2s.-whea, continued 20 break heavily
to-day The LIQUIDATION We The fea,nre. and IL m
earsgna' in o., 1saPpHm mt ut IN her. The cs g WI" no
h@svy decline Ma, openei at si..c and advanced
sharply 'l',c. oral carried TIE price % close At 70
high pon, year Ju;y opened at 7ssc against G2,
or .D at Sa s" OF SS NS oT SS NJ"
fegt TO obtain &c oyer No was .raI ,n IN
r. Be- to- d under 30 Ca i.aSS NJ hard 10
~ E9rhffn ~ ,Gs - Podueon 10y: 81 oS SS.
shipments. s52i bb- Mlsurs- Demand continues g 'od
n nTda !" "i 81 75as9 ''e1 90 ~ - ' w -
o so , , ro. sqs sl. on n9 ea BE-
msnd light. 'onirac; wheat On csl-Jannary snd 20
,sriois IN export eevator-NS , fenns,yanis iel o.
b.d No Delaware red, ~ bit ~ : red So hla ~
& fsens! sssss Ms,, sc "a Mix. .g' 81 9o
49,; steamer. .r,a?4c 80 3 2sass.s or.sr S ST..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-29

heavy. 81 17X0ss s2,i: pigs. es9&a 90 cate.Rscep,s
stsS: sir TO good 81 aoSA 90 cows and hsIfsrs best
81 I5ds3 fair good 81 sass i5 bulls 81 %n$ To-
socksrs and FEEDERS 81 0qs4 Texas Western 81 10
asa ~: calves S5dti2 sheep-ReceIpts 1900 head,
,fsfe.i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-29

Highest
Tab-1siiv ..'................ s.3on9.io
a s;5i s s: IS s: ::ss 3
MAJ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .....s"' '"' ,s2a't W
49,. 49,. ''''................ 940d9 -
i.penOer ............... @'' SO 100 100 q q
H is,tr,er ' ..,.'....'...... eioeSi5
The statistical position % Brazil coffee - - follows;
Nev-YorS stock .s4ssi a, sSl 80 y, "a g.
Ssx Orleans a0S Stock se4si 1880 4a7s'
New York deliveries l3Es, 100, '',.
Ha.;inore deliveries l4s - - - 7.99
New orleans stock ....' l."'' - --
To.ai deliveries 1900 q i9 90 oas 600
thoet :......'''''' ,sS Is9 los r3 40 42
FYnT-P AID NEAI.-The market FOR -four today was
o., depressed prizes 9r spFn: patent, =, %ere 1sg s
r s sa lower Winter -four heavy and agI
shough prices remain .ns Az ,kgs including 900 hbs
Winter s,rsghis $ q, so bbs extra IS g Glgs3 49,
Sbl. civ eears 81 sSast 20 2o 6Ss ,grng PATENT
s. sgss BccKwIfAT fhoukN1HfSfFil fI1sr
D an sss OF 20 bis ss & ~,
BAG MEA~Dui ou:,sa Fine "niss S2g 6si
oao.a 60 and 50 y ,Sg3sc cS M a sssg 5a
52.e: cottonseei meal. 9I.casl OIL meal '-'"S' W.
GRAIN wIIEAT-The wheat market his mo. MOI. ,
opened quiet he frmer m Price 's ,s, w. wrk@
lie interest shown in cper%,i.nS ~ md feu Gsek
70 the mai q last night The trade not large ana
eS % e gs say Mere insignificant ana mad but
,e influence on ade hs aS's ID but recovered al
The close The reports fnom the Yves, indicated ordinary
e CO., "n me soTs pres cuTreni states
The condition Of crop has been nainained Lee had
Weather Dispatches from MINNEAPOLIS nd oaed t s ,be
"a, week has been very and sae aceo , 70 The
fdassn is a, the rate Of daily Trade at
pciuth reported small Durns ie " n, IN tbe
the fkcf
Early afternoon TUNED weak selhs aI"m h, ot bv The
liquidation the pressure Of wheai Divuth, on. ~
aon was rapid the greatest weakness Developing IN me
"a rg psI' q the SESSION 1' 's net loss The
market led the decline and the other interior marx es
teller " wheat Partly owing the bad weather we re-
,sps are less than last week ana Sn h WHEAT and
sar ,hs las, week ana iss man las,
Business s ssppss rs1ns IN ali loads including 10
d. q NJ hard Mani'oSn Hpes"s s, bnsh private
swssms. No Northern. 5000 bush Pha,s @ 80 IN
1000 bush private e'n' 80 "V wss quoted nom
,nally 2c over May afost; May closed Al si-.s'
Ss ssa IKE :. S's cvs MAX ss coRN
u ma,s.i Tor corn was ,e,y 4G,ee Az in Wheat
sing Sc gain Western rec s OF eo,
s ssss . .Ss ss t.. boz Of o' BUS. 'a'
Ssd with lAs There seemed to ns very Fry r noe
Ss fairly steady. Cash corn inactive saes we" ere
ss o1 o. 200 bush at S.e sls'a aI,,ors moderate
s s.nsss was oATs-The market for sss
ss 10 bu, little eenalins !" me m.r
here sss az the are IVES, Tse Of oats
ss markets y faiily We'll MAINTAINED ana ,y a.
ss,Sssnssd nc The nse cash oa,s was in
sasis and s'SS ss'is bush
% No g. es.s s, wers quoted a. a" y se
ME,SNsrss easier CARLOS State .ssaac; No Wss,
asss' .,i numslo opening nayisa,lss HAsh s
- Nay; spot quoted. Ssc. ahos' mailing quoted