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Birmingham state herald., 1897-05-26
CENTRAL OF GA. RAILWAY CO.

 Trains are run by Central Time. Effective May 2 1S97
Birmingham state herald., 1897-05-26

10 cents round trip Sunday on Bessemer Division of. the Birmingham Railway an d Electric GO s Tickets at this rate sold for all trains up to, 5:45 p. m. 5-i4-tf
Birmingham state herald., 1897-05-26

Sweeping reductions in Por1 tiere Curtains at Caheen's Re- moVaI Sale.
Birmingham state herald., 1897-05-26

PULLMAN CAR SERVICE. | Train No. 3S, leaving Birmingham at &5s a m. carries Pullman Buffet Sleeping C$rs hetween Birmingham and Atlanta, uni.nS st Atlanta with and forming part of fh9 Washington and southwestern yestibNis Limited. running solid between, AtIa4ta tween Birmingham and New York s'I Nos 35 and 36 carry Pullman sleeping cars between Atlanta and New York; eaSt1 Additional information as to schedujesl rates sleeping car reservation. etc., cheer, fully furnished upon application to office of travelling passenger agent, No. ' Nort n Twentieth street. Birmingham. Ala; tele,. 7 J. NJ. Culp, Traffic Manager, Washington, D. c.
 W. H. Green. General Superintendent, Washington, D. C.:
 C. A. Benscoter, A. G. P. A., chatta- nooga, Tenn. A.SF .ls J.' P. Billups. T. F. A., Birminghams Ala.
Birmingham state herald., 1897-05-26
Liverpool otton Marke+.

Liverpool May 25.-Q }. m,)-Cott3n spot moderate demand. prices unehangc l. Amer ican middling. S-32d. Tho sales of the day were S,G00 bales, of which 500 were for spec nlation and exoort and included 7S00 Amer ican. Recei US. 5000 ba' $ ihclllding { GjO moderate demand and Ia sed firm at the advance. Am4 -ital nildlint low lnid5,ii.e clause: May, Al; May and June, 8 d :. June and July, o.ild; July and August 4d; August and Sep-',nher, 3.Gld: September and October; s.53d; October and November, S.4sd :: and January, 3.i5l; J ndary aud :'ebrary, S45d: February and March, 3 45d.
 New Orleans. May .I--r'uttcn, futures quiet and steads: sales !i@t1, May, : 70 bid;s June, 7l5u7 '; Jniy, llW al: August. 69sd6.97: September, 6.G!1G.es: October. GAS M649; November, Ci;n5.:.; rccemher : g a65S; January. .i5a5. T; February C5S
 St. Louis.
 St, Louis. aMX .5- I;olr dul' 1uiet and Wheat spot, steady H,. |: rcfl, cash ee- vator 97c bid! Ne harl, cash SIG ash ( I; July. 7slsc bid;I August i;.,c; September, 70a,c asked.
 Corn, spot easier; No. 2 cash. g, bll; July, 221sa225s,; september. %~sr asked. Oats, spot lower, No. cash. i'r.ic bid; Juir 1SAc asked.
 Butter, higher; crea,ncry, ii4iGc; da,Gy. 6M12c.
 Eggs, firm, :'sc.
 Whisky, s1.i9.
 Pork, steady; standard mess. jobbing, s. S.25dS.75.
 "A Lard, ipwsr' psi'ae steam sa.5o; choice, Bacon. boxed shoulders. and extra short clears, s5.371a; lbs. sj.'"'; shorts sje2ia.
 Dry salt meats, boxed shoulders, $iSih; ribs S5; shorts, stI2 e.t
Birmingham state herald., 1897-05-26

No. carries Pullman sleeping cars Bir- mlngnam to Cincinnati and from Birming- nam to New York without change.
 No. carries Pullman union SiesJng Car Birmingham to Cincinnati, and Pullman sleeping car Chattanooga to Louisville.
 J. M. Cup frame Manager, VI asnington, W. H. Green, General Superintendent, Washington, D. c.
 ". A. Turk, G. P. A., Washington. D. c.
 .. A. Benscoter, A. G. P. A., Chatta- z. M., Billhelmer, T. P. A.. Birmingham
Birmingham state herald., 1897-05-26

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Birmingham state herald., 1897-05-26

i:05 pmtBiimingham, K. C., NJ. & Bl12aS | BIRMINGHAM & ATLANTIC R. R.
 | Time table No. 21. taking effect a. m J {. lSIE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-28
STOCKS SOLD FOR PROFITS.
VALUES A TRIFLE LOWER.
BEARS ATTACK THE MARKET-BONDs
STRONG.

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE JULY 81.
DEALINGS IN BONDS AND BANK STOCKS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-28

o cocks held steadily a. s las, week Ma but s are ABOUT wsnE ali
s sss "s ean e. RI ac f s" ard
dull Ducks continue ycy plenty y snss Sr pa
while dTp 10 @ a GSss hare r been lots "a arr 'a
spring sics@s pei NJ '1 Wi:Sen ioS r par pa
aSSfsoc do southern ic, geese Western. pair slT
l.: S sSbep 3ssO ior ps c %s r h sup
plies Of Western dressed poultry have % r on
THURSDAY last the short 1n n0S S bulk ' Of
The business that DAY wa na nS the nut Market S S
nS sann mp s,S wS fair ecps on Friday
back to o but at mat au0aGn G pns s che
fairly plenty but quality generally IND neT have awe
and firm and sales Occasionally exceeding Quotations hI
ssh small ehictsn: close selling slsSE
ssrs .n nnS Ss d aH Cd
ns ducks generally 1 hn and and p0f W.T." Tame
SQUADS plenty quiet and unchsnssS we aTGe TT
90 under DO scsdes sgs ~ sS paT and and
good Id to g .cs sS oc @
Long Island iiGi2sc; do western 7osc; spring geese
oTarGs AND fsPs Gff sIls have
ads Sna saTs 1 plenty s oa IN
light supply and choice stock firm and higher caSeagss
Lima beans IN sn Supp and firm fTG nsoI sna
ard prices have ranged extremely low Western New
about quoted We Qsa'eG poatoes Irish per
tbl 81 15GS2 %: do sweet So aoG$3 beets. per 100
punches 81 So celery per dozen 5975c; per 100
5OcGs 90 cahbages per leo 50 j0SS3; cucumbers per
1000 81 .oas2 20; eggplan's per baske, slasl 90 Go
per box 1jcG$ pfas. Western New-lork per bag
81 1889 Long Island per bag 81 25Gsl 90; lima
beans. MARYLAND per hs'f-bh 50 5oasS DO Jersey per
bag. 81 504s2 onions. southern, basket OGsc; do
Dbl; 81 5oas? do Jersey. white. per Dbl say; %
per basket 81 25fsl 80; do Other Jersey Dbl 81 5OH
81 25 Oranpe COUNTY red per Dbl sds2 % peppers
per Dbl slgsi %; radshes. 100. 15ca$l p string
tomatoes box Socasl %; do Philadelphia per basket
per basket 50d.5c do Norfolk ard North Carolina, per
carrier. 25cmsi turnips. Russia, Dbl 50aI5c; do
white per 100 punches. S2Qs2 90.
srNDRIEs- Beeswax steady at 2Gao1c per n. Honey
dull: quoted. clover comb. per N, 6Gl0c; do
trac;ed 44a5c: do buckwhea comb 501c do extracted
3iSG4c; California. extracted 5Q5'1c: Southern. per gal
5Od60c Peanuts firm and higher. We quote: Fancy
haad-pcked per n 4a4%c; do extra. Sa3i.c; Spanish
shcled No !. 5i.d5izc; Virginia, shelled 3I3i4c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-28
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Kansas City. July 27.-Cltile strong Hogs 7iac higher
heaves So i2aas3 90 packers So 35ns3 As mixed So
asa 20: lights 81 2ogs3 a. Workers 81 l5ds3 41a pigs
81 s5at3 ~. Sheep stronger; lambs. 81 15aS5.
ST. Louis July 2I-Cattle strong higher: native ship
ping and export 81 25gsJ 10 dressed beef and
butchers. 81 s5ds4 20; light ~ tonN rs stockers and
feeders. So 5OGsi 90 and hefers s?Gs 90 Texas
and Indian steers 81 5qs4 cows and hef.r s2as3 p
ioss s,rons to &c hgner light 81 Goasa 20: mixed
mutons 81 oods3 81: Texas sheen 81 j0G$3 49, culls
and bucks 81 40nt3 lambs SASS Is.
East Buffalo. July 2T-Ca,tle-R Receipts all consigned
through and but few held Market about steady.
ogs-Recepts. cars. market fairly Workers,
good choice 81 05nS 10. roughs good SO 20
ass % Plgs-Good choice. ;, ioaSi IL. Sheep and
lambs Receipts less than two cars. market firm 70
Iambs-fioOd extra choice. - J0QS5 culls
fair 81 5Ns4 She"pChoice selected wethers. 81 Is
East Liberty. July 27.Cattle active; extra, SO 500
So 90: bulls and cows, s2dS3 80: common good
fat oxen SEA 81 Is. hest medium weights 81 05Qs4 com
fair 50 s5Hs3 90 hogs 81 65d$3 10 roughs
81 25Gs3 30 sheep lower; choice. - 2odS4 fair
Qs3 So common 50 2oas3 3d. spring lambs 81 1884 49,
veal calves. STsj -
Chicago. July 27.-The market for cattle was about
steady yesterdays advances Native beef steers sold
81 0JTs5 i5 principally at 81 35as5 Cows and hefers
prime. sold 81 s54$i %: do good 10 choice
SO 75a$3 So: calves choice fancy. S. 3O9s5 so: DO
freely "A advance Of 5al0c small supplies Prime
lightweghts brought 81 % The bulk Of hogs sold at
81 Gjn$3 80 the extreme range being 81 3jaS3 Heavy
packing stocks low. sheep firm. Lambs are sell
ing 81 - FOR culls 81 23Hs5 30 hocks
Sheep active at 81 50d<3 for poorest 81 Is
for choice few extra lots brought 81 2jGs4 3J Re-
cepts-Cattle. 1000; hogs 1900. sheep. ll.O0J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-28

at outports Included the foreign news were report:
that the prospects. IN Russia and Rumana we're exeeH
ucnaIy gloomy. The Liverpool markct wn,e 40. eo ry
parativeIy nr closing Unchanged TO i.asd decline
after previous advance Local speculation was on iar
forsisn infornS,ion ai'hoash during there
Sns I'll. Ss ssans 'i" wss CHEF
ideal spring wheat weather and continuation OF
IDENTITY proving an attraction fcr the farmer valuable
resisted Foreign speculative orders In this market
early in the London houses selling some OF the
wheat sGugh The s5 closed m o ia
nc net advance. On the curb september was rrpo'eo
Va o export interest," ssve courage to many
movements have lately been greatly restricted by nc IN
I'M: incnsd favor the bear 15ai sas:
they the best policy in yieT Of
sales s bsn aSna snd TS. "15
point follows no red 1900 o bush red ans
Sa asS and No hard Duluth @co bush private
No northern NH reg HuGoa ' s 10
NswYoTk s.e anSas late Au5y,t :cv,,v and
strength in the afternoon following bad crop repos
& Of ns s va! pc
s sssa Of hf last s yea p BY 9H ss m s
having sold short during the early forenoon when crop
last hour and rallied prices nearly half cent, closing
figures being as net higher The sdyanSe
being worked 2h9us some report. claimed as and S$ as
a Ssh son qe spons 70 the IN cora
there was moderate trade and some frmness IN the oats
news was favorable ali reports tending show tina, the
crop will be bounieous one. Exporters were IN the
wSe 30 oats quoted a2c: CO.; 30 oats As 10 white
Ss Nc white S ssS wh9 1on sss sna mSs
oyi s9o': So nun ETRo,i sss"' sas
quoted, c 4. Buffalo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-28
CLOSING PRICES OF CHICAGO STOCKS.
Tuesday, July 21--p. m.


,,,, roo,,,irg sales and aggressive bear at.
tacks on certain stocks led to consideraoie IT
regularity and weakness in to-day's securities
market but recessions made were not hea'y'
and stocks offered for sale were well absorbed
IL tho majority OF issues opening prices were
s,rorg and in some shares values continueo
firm and advancing throughout the day, as III
the anthracite stocks, which were again con-
s,dcuously strong features Various rumors
have been circulated In the last two days regaru'
ING q reported pending deal in the anthrac'"
nroperties. but nothing authoritative has pee"
announced and the only reason for thinking thS'
something may be under way is found In 'hs
movement of the securities on the Stock Ia
ohonga II has been reported that the Deia'
ware and Hudson Company was seeking anu
would get the control OF the Susquehanna an"
Western and there were various other ia'e re-
norts regarding possible changes In the cohtro'S'
the roads The best explanation OF the advance ~
the coaers is to be found In The general improve
ment In the anthracite industry in the last 'e"''
and in the harmony which now prevails aihons
the different companies regarding inc ou'Pu' a.
price OF the anthracite product me a". s d.c
Reading first preferred may ll.u.e", 80 while
Iaration OF a dividend at no distant tifiie WY. VIZ,
the good buying OF Delaware and hudson, 1.iSy
Central and Susquehanna and western Ger ,.
=, IN 900, roaSs Delaware and Hudson is now
selling l0i. points above its lowest price OF .ne
year: Reading common. ~ points; the hrsl pr,
ierred Is points: Jersey Central; ~ po'iniiss ,
delaware Lackawanna and Western ~
o,m,s. S,somehanna and Western preferred,
rs. points. and ontario and Western. %
points ,, ,o-aav
The price OF wheat was higher asaIn oo,u .a;n
ond that ~ silver lower the last-named again
making a low record price at 1914 cents: asa as
5SfS cents YESTERDAY and 20 cents saturday.
The movements OF the two markets are in,e,,S
Ing as showing the faiiacy o' ''' 'o'"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-28
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT
New-Yo-k. July 81, 1897


COTTON-The cotton market received a setback this
morning in the shape Of bea,sh crop accounts weakness
In futures Liverpool and general lack Of outside
Many trades had gone home last t. night con-
ths morning ana the Weather map Would show little
change in the Southwest Contrary to expectations
previous nights close and steadily sold off while public
showers. After brief the opening bulls turned
sellers and under active liquidation The market broke
during the early session but purchased in small way
In the Bearish sentiment was further strength
the crop has made favorable progress and is frtns
belt although there some complaints OF rust
and co9pd in f TIE s SG h
open rspidy some prtmsurey ana plant has sioppei
aciay the market oSoned sasdv "1 uncbsrrcs r
loss o. 3aio points The market finally quiet and
steady at net decline Of 7gs points Total sales footed
position leads the more conservative traders to proceed
with extreme caution. The rapid depletion Of stocks in
licensed warehouses and steadily increasing demand
q The o527 bales now held d in XswYork V WaTs
houses less than 10000 bales According
gaotaiians a3chaafed The basis i5-iee Or mid;
saes Of e bales nd@dea r s 1G fr x s% r oa o
sp'nners ana 100 bales contract a member Of
attach Sufficient impsrance to the fact ha; the pass"se
the demand for raw material and the sgnacance Of the
trade revival with which face face. say
tis,ical position Of the STAPLE.
c9,!Gn Exchange sgssiai Liverpool cabes-sp9t cotton
LOCO bales American 5000 bales; receipts 2Coo bales
middling uplan1s, 3321 Futures steady buyers 1Gil
advance closed hGrely steady. unchanged 70 y point adj
.ancS January February $5js February March 335ss
March April @5Gb; April May 357s. July 4l3.s July
August ll2s. August September 40ss September toher
tDs: October November 3i9 November December 3JGb:
December January. 3js MsnchosterYarns moderate de-
mand Cloths moved slowly. uthin spot markets mddlng
quoted We're a. follows: Galveston quiet Issc: sales 10
bales New Orleans qu!e steady. c sales 200 bales
Mobile nothing doing 1sc. Savannah firm 1bsc: sales
bales Norf TX firm. SIC; sales. II bales Memphis
steady. 1916. sales 20 bales Augusta firm Sc: sales.
40 bales Louis firm. 1850. Charleston firm. TIC;
sa'es. l2O bales. Wilmington finn. Slsc. BALTIMORE nom-
mai. slic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-28
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York. July 81 1897.
VIE M 10 or 2n hen feeling d sssd TO-
Dressed beef steady at ssasc yer ID for poor 10 prime nd
erSdc quote ns'f steers at
wef% s a sf at 5 sae per for D.
SON 80 head S r. EaI4s nns s
tampany vii load the Britannia Tor Liverpool with 500
Quarters .e' The ara Ganda City Tor Bsto viii aso
o.morow l'o ate for PIitcnard Moore a Co.
ing with the stock carried oyer ySssr Ter VA total Of $50
st. The oTerings inc:uied cars Of western calves FOR
which there was demand whatever; outtermks we're
yesterdays prices. About 400 calves were unsod
City dressed yeals weak at saoc very Few however ex
tremes little calves lower at 5aoc: dressed butterm!ks
hume Mullen: Ge veals. 40 10 at SO
II. IL Hollis yea.. rs n. 50 so. rs do. ie5 ID.
sp !? A% %S'i Gs Res cars dee,
70 butchers were ~ cars % hea' on KY w as
en- SALE all at jersey city Coed lambs sn9Tss tts
f5om Yesterday The close was qae, win cars uns9a
S e s at 50 sr @ at e: a o. des
mutton. 7asisc per n; dressed LAMBS 7g9'sc
age s s. % p 100 5 d. r.: d. 80
g1 d. go w at Yuma o v &9 IA ne at s. 2
10 iS' at g & s. 10 Kentucky do 90 ~ So 49, do lis
"a ?S o. A. + "a 5; 5 ss g. ]! E So Ee
GINA to Is 10 az 81. 20 d. l64 n. at 81 s7Ia
s. Judd e Co.. % Jersey lambs 81 N. s. 40; l46
kentucky do 90 10. s.. "A do. O. H. at 81 62ls 30
Kentucky sheep 100 H. at So lG2 do. 02 n. at So IS
". Collins 80 West Virginia lambs. GS ~ at S. 25:
2GG do "a ~ 81 70: 1 West Virginia sheep. SO H.
J. il. wnker.on: lo4 Kentucky sheep. os ID. at 81;
do - H. at ~ 30
8 Sanders: 2s4 West Virginia lambs co H. AZ 81 35
W If CORNERS: ca Kentucky lambs. 80 H. at s. %;
40 Kentucky sheep 90 n. at 81 10; do 1902 10. at
81 IS.
HOGs-Recepts. IS cars. 955 head. including 2J
head sale. Flrmer favorable Buffalo advices and
whole quoted at 81 ijds4 30 per 100 n
saesS. Judd CO.. % Jersey hogs. les n average.
per 100 H. also late yesterday. 10 hogs
,o4 ~ at 81 ~; 81 Ohio do 237 r.. at 81 TO- roughs
322 ~. 81 20: do. 1871 n. at 81 TO-
Hume Mullen. late yesterday: 20 State hogs ia N.
at 81 -, do ISIS II. at 81 %: roughs, 375 ID.
at 50 81.
s Sanders late YESTERDAY: SO State hogs 200 ~ at
81 -; roughs. 365 ~ at 81 %; stag 800 ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-28
INDUSTRIES or NEW MEYTCO.


The real Industries of NewMexico cattle and
wool Las Vegas is one OF the largest primary mar
kcs for wool IN the United States. The whole
Territory Is spotted with sheep farms which are
held under Spanish grants. OF these. the largest Is
the Maxwell grant. which IS something Ike sixty
two miles square, and runs from the Canadian River
right across the railroad. Another large property
is the Bell grant. which adioins the Maxwell grant
the southeast. Both are immense tracts of ex
ceedingly fine land. bearing grass on which sheep
and cattle thrive But probably In consequence or
errors In the management. the English syndicates
which own them are not believed TO make money.
IL takes week to ride round the Maxwell ranch,
and at every step OF the way the eye encounters
fat cattle heavy sheep and beautiful meadow land;
IL Is only the owners who lean and poor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-28

,rov,nr ASPECT which doubt reflect improvement
a. ,ha market for raw material. There has been good
sales movement pulled wool Sales OF Australian woo
have 5cen reported as high as 2 WHICH nm
tIay as last named although here and there some sales
may have been made at more advantageous rates Inc
ruling prices are named follows Ohio fleece Nos
and 'ctTc5c: Ohio Xxx and above 2I42tc Michigan
ana 9l72oc Ohio x 2iG22c; washed comblng. 2tn25c;
Snwa.sed combns eo@2is eomb!ns washed 2Gg
nuied 37c A. super pulled, 3Gi3sc d. super pulled 80
m n california fall sgIac California spring.
io5c oss Te.s; fall and sp soni lsgSf
can cr-sbreds isi,TI9sc: South American pulled 2In
csc: Canada comblng fleece y5Q2Ie; Canada eomoing
nulied o7Gc9c English woods. 24d26c; Cape and Natal
l4dlIc. -, H., ,.. ,..ox =. N.
seatoard markets follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-28
range 0: eontrac; prices follows:

Foreign markets: san'os-CoNoe market quiet: good
Santos $500: receipts days. @000d bags;
stock. $4,000 bags Hamburg Coffee market UNCHANGED
i.qi5 pig lower: sales. 5000 bags. Havre-Cnfce
market opened weak and 4 frame lower At IL m =.
franc lower At m. irregular. Closed quiet at net
loss y. Total sales 20 O00 bags.
January 1918 July ...........45 %
.NHsls' 3JpD
March ............I1.2j September ..........437
April .............a1.jo october ............4
,4ay .41.jp November .......
June December ........ 40 30
Rlo--CoHee market steady No Rio $3.50; exchange
l7-32i: receipts DAYS 30 bags cleared FOR Eur
ope 5000 bags stock. 1870 bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-28

DRJ GS-There firm market for opium with
pnees held up well. and demand fair OPIUM cases
Morphine dull Al 81 OqSi 30 in bulk. 81 7j4 81 IN ounce
walls. 81 nIs2 10 eighths Qunine firm. with domestic
bulk at 9c. and foreign. bulk. lIu2Or Essential l..
OIiS-There Il firm market for all II the leading oils
especially anise which held fr higher prices
cases. The prices follows: Anise. 81 Sjqsi 3I
Samo prime s. 73n<2 Ssssa 81 $oasl 70; eubeb
siasi io mace 81 lcgsI 5 mustard natural SGas6 .
artificial, 81 jVuS3 90; mint Western. tins 81
Now-lork Tins 81 q cases 81 a. pcnnyroyal 7oasOc
sassafras. natural Nn3Ic; artificial 3iu36c. spearmin
81 GINs2 tansy 81 G5Qs2 wintergfecn natural 81 lod
81 20. wornseed s3nS3 %. wormwQod. pure s. 55aA3
..... .ROOIE-Therc was fair demand for the leading
roofs but prices were not materially changed. Tudock
sold In small way o. 5zc golden seal 2+G2Gr: gem
tan GuGlc ginseng Southern. s3ns3 80 Northern 81 20
qs3 60, GINGER. Jamaica. unbeached. IH20c bleached
2On2lc hclleore powdered Toe hcOrirc ordinary 2i.l
e: selected ebls. ialoc; sarsaparn Honduras 25g35c
Mexican. 1U1'.c Senega. Western 2iA2jc snake Can
ada. l3c, Texas. l1M20c: Virginia iSc.
FLOUR AND MEAI,-Owing to the nrnlness noted in
wheat most ~ the day -four sellers offer
there - important business scconpl she'd. Sone
limits Mere raised slightly but In the main yesterday,
~Si ~ in bis winter sraights 81 l0fsi pat
ens 81 'gst 50: spring clears. So 45aS3 extra No
winter 81 i5sS 20: extra No winter, 81 ?OGs3
liE FLDtR-tirm; sales coo bbls AT 81 lOuS2 ....
FLOUR MEAI,-l!uiet. Quoted: KiIndiitd. 81 50asI 81
as 10 brand. BAG MEAI-steady fine white 75qSOr
hne yellow, TIC; coarse oO1I2c FI;ED-Steady: 20
5eQ;oc 100 ~ middlln, bulk Gog65c rye feel i7i.G
co. city ban. 57i4aS2.c: hon,ny chop 47i4ajoc. ri
meal. s2ogs:i; screenings SoaGoc. in bulk.
GRAlN-WHEAT-T important feature in the
wheat marke, io,dsy and the leading influence
was the exrao iinafv strength shown by European
k-s notably Paris. prices reported GOa75
points net higher on wheat ond flour. Mo- this all
in the afternoon talk aoout renewal Of the recent
shofts Reports circulated up 80 loads and II
this amount about " loads probably taken
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-28
TERRITORY.
MONTANA.

Inpors Of wool at port OF NewYork for the week
ending Yesterday reported the Custom House are as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-28
TEXAS.

Total domestic and foreign sales. 800
The Wool Exchange quotes domestic "ools IN the
s follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-28
THE GENERAL LIST.
RAILROAD STOCKS.

I--Act:ial sales--l-Closing- shares
lOoen High Low Fin. Bid. Ask. sold
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-01-22

s rssjcrEty q them hare not taken The
oath TO support the existing Govern
rss-t is prceg af this. Practically these
--s1 are without a ecGntry, tc- they
have 70 vote and no vcses In the sf-
fairs ct the country, AS citizens q the
CrfteG states they would stand az the
pcltS Or an sc1al focstng with the mi
iicrsire. there = nothing In the Con-
s-itutior og any % the States which
provides fer q property qualification
ir yutirx. As understand l. all men
src F-ee sn& equal ard only education
al Qualifications are required The m
reIl.se2ce % the EswaitanS IS reeos-
rizeG ey every foreigner who comes IN
contact with thera. and this being he
case they woal6 enjoy the same rights
ct franchise ss the citizen q New York
or San Francisco
NJ EaulukU1 WIS artoruey. general
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