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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-09

ruaa5 FEB fE The last asst = hours ours
i .g9' we 40 Unsigned through 3s TO So
York S. SAL 80 market oPf ra,Gbd oa and n
nm eia,dv ci1sei quiet but steady Win bulk 81
p,',2c boy y mrdm 81 5gS 30 lat heilers good to
s9 g s' ST. Sa to 5d foa 3 SaS' sCess,
ers Slow Tor Weston. 'anades in fair demand goo
.Se s' e. e ;@ fee 3 25Gss a. yea mmSn
choice s. 5a0$, extra - ~ ta' 81 Sa 7os y Hosr
Recepts fr IT, lat hours. 1920 head Total or week
signed through $50 e. Sew 2rH Hd arm Ia an s
Y yIs+. 9 5@as ,,9 .a Piss So s. mixed packers
Gjg>3 c5 heavy and medium So co. ronghs SSgSS ~.
ana WORKERS s. 25usy % sheep and ambs.RseciP's i9r
lie last "a hours 1900 head total ror me week thus
far or 70 ,ai 5R' S6 %s oa sac
, s4 s t ym is 9 ''I oa 5 6s s1a a 5g
~ o prime 5% s g 9 5s4 20 fair ,e ID s 9S
g 25a$a Late sales s. to 70 n feeders brought
oia SOCK Yards chieas9 FL 70 or ,c,,I
v, .,errs 81 oa Is 40 sockers ana feeders sJgsi 10
s. soas ss '' Hass-Recepts $2ooo head; market an,
ea4 a9' higher "ea'y gSssS So$ %ni 81 55s
S5:1se Sor,Id x .5a<a 70 light 50 2sG$3 50, plss.
f nc, 9s s. !, 90 choice 50 5casi ass 5cgs5
Louis FEB ss"rs s. aa IS 81. native cows
s. 81 SAG, 1g % TeAas .te,s g s. Receipts 5oT
ace l HsneI T SSs 20 % tSs x PhSa
s5s head. market strong native sheep $3.50 lambs
F1-,c1s,s Ctv Feb Hoes-Rece!ps $500 head ma =
10, sr'or fEh, aad medium, 81 SoqS' 90 heavy -oa
a. q 10 s30f3 70 Catt'eRecepts 300 heai' MAJ
90 80 native srs.rH best 81 2olfSi - iatI 70 goa
3; 25Gs4 % aal NJ e.. nrst ~ -oIS@ % llir
- sg4x3 20 hu.s 50 25u$5 10 .tockcIt ana feece :
q Isas H. texas Western. 81 I59'S % calves Soa
ga sheen -Tcccip- $500 head. market zoe lcwei .,
"a e., I.h.rfv FAb. s~Catt.e-Mfrket active On an
srades a. an advance or 10 per 100 Extra - SSqS 81
80. :. sinSt good s. ~ 81 "a" toy ~ -opsf %
fair ssqsf Is common Sass 81 common 70 sood ts'
IN ma raws seds3 50 heifers S3gs4 10 ii"sn COW
sfS5st5 Hoes-Narktt STEADY, prime Inedu - 'ua
g Il primo light 81 G5qtS 70 Sor4ers - 99gSS ."
& * sheeplarker steady Saaey %tsat W e. ,9
y, 1s 80 "a snast fair mixed So SoGs5 IS common.
g .s9s IS tus sigS2 choice lambs 8 9Qps5 - far
10 rocd lambs S4GSt -. Gull .auhs, sSqSS % Veal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-09
NErKLY EXPORTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


CO~-0N-The cotton market TO-DAY ceVe!op-s
weakness active trading ana rather fentraI no.
which has been wors.;S on the ,''t
crop was practically over am -.
the.e would be a very material falling on II sl!
cotton plantations The ms do"hWcTc 'il'
10 ne market was given by cables. which sowe1 loss .;
points al opening Liverpool while the spo' ma -
VS. .au Gales footing up onls 5000 bales Inc MAJ
here 0rered steady ecline o. 70 points Ianrr -
lie call sales aesTesatns ~ 9o9 baIes Sn ~
amounted o. 1000 bales Liver poo
were active sellers. and this. togehe VIII NE ocs .oH
6a.-r and forced selling stop orders carried on
steadily the market ~ midday declining IA 10 20 POM I
Tss estimates Tor the po-- movement We're nuSt
thsr had been anticipated. amounting - Z'VV' ud-ss
bales ahead for the week the IS
wee paced 5000 bales. however. against ~ -
bales last 1l3 rs bales las year Iurlrs NC
afternoon there developed feature Wni'A mas very IN
Tortant relation the situation N rrht C.00tns,
-os was lie sale reported from Fall River a 900 ,'
pces ar basis Of G-i6c for extras with orders re-
ported in market FOR 300 oo pieces more ou, no, A
s-.-e4 although claims made tn6t the to'd
injections footed Up 1co0oo pieces This II a oeiy
,acortan relief % Fail River situation n s'ocs
there ~ the last report. Saturday We're 1900 pees
This Will relieve the pressure ~ mat point Inc pC
IA buFer according - the sdvices was the American
Print Goth Co The British Board OF TRADE returns snow
10 Yards more q cloth exported in Jannary man
~ sea son 900 COZ y less Of yarn on the re
c5ye1 crop option Showed ths greatest sirengh
closing 10 points the lowest While ola crop hgG
we've 244 over lowest sales We're the largest Tor
Opening range and close today. and closing bids the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-09

Market closed steady 0q14 points decline compared
with Saturdays closing prices TranSellole notices oy
TOTAL sales 235. bales New-Nork net receipts go
bales EXIorts France 500 bales Continent Sgl6 bales
'a.s far this Al 533 against 5df73 last week and
Exports to-day: Great Britain. lO-Ul
GALES France so Continent 1918 stock. 800 429 spo-
cotton quiet l-lGc lower, mcdnG uplands fl-c ndQIns
Cotton Exchange special Liverpool osblesspo cotton
American ZOO bales receipts. 1000 bales; American.
90 bales midolns uplands 2532G Futures quiet.
o64d decline. closed easy. 6-gqi2 net decline Feb'uaf
3.3b; March. $3.50 March April, 33isb; April!
May 354s. MayJune. 3jji.s June-July S36s July Al
gust 3j6s september 354ss: Septembe. october
sac IS October November 345s November December, 5i4s
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. dull but steady. cloths dull
CDFFEE-The market opened quiet 70 day al
changed points decline and exhibited but little feature
QuYTng The cables very quiet. neither tia
uerce trading any extent The deliveries Of coffee
s. lrday were small. an for tho last 81 2t2
la-s The visible supply keeps UP and although there
In the amount anOat. this is made up
D. an tie ste ks. The total figures out in
round numbers 20 600 bags than last year. The
pants decline. SALES 100 The cables received
H. morning reported Hayre opening quiet and IN
changed closing quiet, > franc lower sales 1000 bags
Usuhu,C unchanged. with sales Of 1900 bags. Santos
market frn FO01 1890. receipts 10000 bags
e.-cb ass go bags RIO market finn No 7 Rio 1OSloO
excsncc ll-i6c: receipts 1000 bags cleared for the
United states 1900 bags, cleared for Erope 1000 bags
bags. The Street market excessively
c and values quite nominal on the basis Of :,94c
q rio 80 4 on spot. afoat % be shipped. and Rio
s were quoted Gsc Private cables received today
,a----.d a higher market. but made definite firm
with sales II 500 bags Bucaramanga on private terms
posi- 90 Brazil conee - IA follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-09

flour AND MEAI>-The market to1,day was s, firm:
ss he,d 5Gloc higher ana selling only n a small way
- tsros Patents are he1 az - o. p ~' f Tis
Sees hanged and traders apart CT sac we
p o 49, phf5 200 bble Winter patent 81 $50
80 9bis s,ra.ghis s. t5ast 90 his l' i, IS
s5as: Is 100 BIS cy cieirs 81 sOg<i 90 $50 ~
~ era 70 So eSqts 20 l25 BPS cy nnes ,c 50 lSg
'asgss I HS i 3d. &155 pbss eaf g 5; SACKS
o1e' eao,ce scarse spot s. q asked BYE ftotR
Iet ,aics 900 bis 20 2o'gsZ p n, 'r MF
S Qsss @ 5sg. 81 q %s1 % Fine E ~Se Mf 50
sfe hne yeoW 599SG O. 6oaISe s9 100 n ga
t''.c sH.rps 70q75c rye feed ;0aj2's; honiny ehoS
.@;@5z-e ooitonsecd meal 97hcgsi' oil meal '''ac"
-wHEAT-The movement q The wheat mar mar
sooi deal q nerTo sncs The opening vas a. d Io'
Ss sI ~ IRON me e Coo for qssIc prices moving up
very quickly about SC bat failed 10 ma support o.
yelopee consdeae a~rvousness u hs short interest 81
m Nesi AMI mis- together WIN ru...'' sTted wave
q buying which carried tie market ~ over Ic IRON,
xenlt2 quotations. Th~- ua1e tp, st ,yyn by for
ign houses comparatively small Ec 80 IN The
Heitwes' amounting 5l1 cars q, M,nayepotS md
n.il.l 'gansl SO last y~ai w q, e toc6yd Ina, the
amount q uieat lack n farmers hands yet 10 " ,a
forward amounted . 25oooCO bush seemed 70 Re &
make, closed AZ a s,pht advance for he day p|iis
aH1 wee larger thsl anucratea s areraing week
ara 4ssS 900 hush ias, year The English ',sbis sh9%.i
g f , n' s,sn9s u 20 esD5 S aaary IN
s t aye .esi!zns by raiders n ns sbot the 5vest
sialioas u the DAY unchanged 10 &c loss Ss Were
ms ,2nay i5@er for No Tea bn, o'" Ia Being be-
Cs working party. 10 red expert vac va %aT
:. ssos No %o1thern ScS-YorE 3c over My. 20 3.
Ma No hard Nev-YorA SIG over May :: CON
wa la faiiy steady during :hs eafiy part OF u'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-09

rib about 20 to "a 10 steady At U.s. long clear ads
light about 81 20 IS n. steady al 2js. long cIear
heavy about 40 IS ~ steady at 2is Cd shgr Clear
dles heavy about - 20 H. steady at rs oi ciea
lies. about II IL 10 steady AT 2Is Shoulders
IL 10 II H. steady ~ 2Gs Lard-Prim. Nrst,
dun COS. Cheese-American finest white ana oODIey
nrrn at 5as Taow-Prime CITY dull is. Cottonsee1
olLvepool refined firm los 3D. spirits ~
firm al 2Os %. R0sin-Common STEADY NJ os; " h'a.a
No red winter stock No Northern spr'ns
at IS I'd. CornMxed Western spot, new dull al - 80
old steady % 10ttd. February steady az zs i-"'
March steady at Is nd April steady at Is - Fl9lI
81. Louis fancy winter duh So od Hops AZ London
Pacific Coas-Firm A. 65QSjs Receipts Of wheat ior le
last week from Atlantic ports 40 700 quarters from "a
cinc 4io from other sources Gtp 1naI
receipts Of American for the last week. '5S"
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fancy. shaloc; timothy. fair. s? $3.50 2.

rs; good 10 fancy. s4Gloc timothy. far s? s5Q'3 y
hsh grade So JOq$i
SIGAR-The London sugar cable reports dull and
nacNe. with Java quoted at lis and fair refining at
US 90 Beet quiet hut steady. with present month
quoted At rs and next month 81 sd The local mar
het remains nomnsy steady Rcnnrrs willing 10 go
on on the basic II prices last quoted. tut importers aye
no. willing to meet them trst ground there is
stanton. Closing prices '22c Tor % centrifugal
&c for 81 test Muscovado and i7-32c -
is.eS sugar Press dispatches say that the inHrgent
lcadsr Gomez has issued proclamation against the
rinfng ~ sugar except IN certain places Refined
is IN very light demand. Brokers ho.d quite number N
oroers as country buyers have been antic pang De
cline To-davs prices were unchanged anf they sl
Quoted on me basis q 4lac f1r Eranuattd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-09

ceiptr to the Continent 10 oaes'
coagtwise 322 bales: stock, 2ijIo bales ~ q. &C.,
NeV-Orleans Feb s.C0tt0n quot mld'9ihg. 10
low middllng I-i6c. good ordinary Ghc net receipts
gO9, bales gross e2 bales; exports - the continent
tooI bales coastwise 81 bales Gales 1900 bales Stock
37O5fj bales , -. ..,.u,,,
e.c. low ri1dng 6i,c. net and receipts. ? 'ao
bales. exports Z, the Continent LOO bales; eoastwse
. 9pl bales: salo7 - bales stock. 79.2i5 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-09

1iv.rnool Feb : 9.iS , r.-Beef--EXtra India meas
dull al sis 81; prime mess dun at s PorH-tr W.
Va.-shor, cut about IL 10 IL 10 steady at aes Bacon
Cumberand cut about IS 10 10 70. steady al 2os, snort
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-09
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

81 10 West per carrier. 15efsl 5o turnps Long
/ Island and Jersey. Russia. per bill. .VqIoe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-09
LONDON wooL sALEs.

London Feb s-To-day's wool sales conducted
By Du Croz Doxat & 60. and Jacomb. son & Co. wool
brokers The offerings 10 jJG bales The comuet
ton f5r tie superior grades active The home trade
ana American operators I'D the the buying
biI actively ~ fair quantity = Slips. Continental
BUYERS took medium and modern 'y Inferior grades
The prces were slightly weaker. The Transactions ana
the prices obtained were az follows.
New south Wales -" bales. secured s2dgls 81;
pieces. 3g7i.d. $500 -
ard pieces 3dGls "a greasy iA0Wsd locks ard pieces
6AGsd $500. , -,e,-, So,
pieces 3sa8ra greasy Ga,a4is I'D locks and pieces.
south Australia 500 bales secured Is lid greasy.
yvesr Australia 30 ha,es. greasy I'D
New Zealand 100 bales secured 9ad1ls Id locks and
n,eceF IQsd greasy. edsd
cape II God Hope and Natal 20 bales; secured 81
sFsklaHds COO bales; isaed locks and pieces
Fssan.h 700 hsles greasy, 1880
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-09
CAvANNAH LINE FOR FLORIDA. oroRor. a.

y Tn weekly from PEE 81. r.. IueslAys, nags
Grande Duchess. Feb. II Guy u Birmingham Eco ls
cry ~ Augusta Feb II Grante puchess- Fee -
Kansas CITY Feb 10 CITY az Augusta feo ,:
Unsurpassed cabin accommodation Connecting a,
Savannah rail lines Tor a.. points IN Florida. tho
SOUTH sou,hs, For ticAets and freight rates apply
OF
sorirx-st O. n SORREI. Manager
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-09
TOURS TO EUROPE AND PALESTINE

Sailing June July and August Low prices. rang
from $3.50 $3.50 Itineraries ~ EDWIN JOINTS ~!
Putnam Ave Brooklyn. y. y. Tour Round the wosld
n i7S
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THE STATE or TRADE.

ST. do extra 81 ?5as3 90 DO family - 25asi 60 winter
wheat patent 81 I5qs5 spring do DO s. i0osf 60 90 90
Soibc NAV sia.as5c: Southern. by sample 90Q9lc do,
grade s5aeoc stock. $4,000 bush. corn steady sp
February 25'. a25sc; March. 26i 26@c April ga
ern white 2Sc: yellow &c. stock. 2ii6ooo bush
sales 100 OoO bush Oats quiet. " white. 2iq2t g.
bush Hay afm a; :ls 5ogSit Grain Ire ghts quiet:
riary Mardh 8s Nlrch-ApTi Is dg8s 81 o'her articles
unchanged
Boston, Feb sFlour quiet With market he.i 60 ca,
spring patents 9g ~ s GSaT r. and oe, ITa ana .rs
81 40Gsi so Cornmoa quiet. 62d6lc bag - "'nSl ~
barrel Corn quiet; steamer Yellow &c y os and
new oats 2t.4sGitc Mi feed steady spring bran.
snip. lake ami ran. SI-HF -
long and cuts Is backs 80 50rSo - lean ends
sl2 Hams. 1igdiOi2c. Lard i-tc. Bacon S4loc But-
&c. initiation 5Gl7c June i71l0c ade' llQl2c; Yer
mont dairy I71 lsc, common. i$9lGc Lambs qulti. "a
Sc mutton and yearlnss 5acsc veai "a e ohr ,
firm. Northern I2Ti2i7c. Western llqiliac Eggs aus
nearby. Eastern choice. idc Western. lGc. Mehi-
San, lee Beans quiet yellow eyes 81 0QSl p red kt-
news 81 90 pea 95cs1 IS small pea. 81 -
81 81: mcdiums a5ca$l o. Poultry quiet: Western tur
Wesiern cbcans NJ o. owls sToc. escsc 7dGc ducks
35a3Sc. Green Mountains. i0c: Rose. 4OG45c sweets.
Jersey. 81 so Dbl Oranges. Naencias 50 5ooS4 10
lower grades SIl6Si4 Rye straw quiet sl7 50ISlN %
Leather steady hemloci. sole. nonacd hrsts 20 2c.
seconds 100 union sole hrsts. 2N Soc seconds 2742sc
Buffalo, Feb Spring wheat c!osed &c lower from
track finn Corn closed dull easy az noon prices Oats
closed weak track. Sc lower IN store Barley active
~ . Flour fair trade. steadier. Mill feed firm: fair
demand. light supply
Chicago. Feb S.-The leading futures ranged as FOL
l3ws:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-09

Il FOR ROTTERDAM AID AMSTERDAM
VIA BOUDO5NE FIR MER
) :. MAASDAM saturday. FEB ~ 10 a m
SPAARNDAM. .....,.s, saturday Feb % 10 m.
First cabin $3.50 ard upwards second cabin $35
az al very low Apply 10 Netherlands American
stear, Nayigatlor @. 30 n NAN- Y. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-09
DED 3D. LINE OF STEAMSHIPS

For la Guayrl. Puerto CabellO. Curacao and Mara.
cabo, Via curacao from Robert Stores. Brooklyn.
IS NENEZU Ella. Saturday. February II. ! D IN
81 PHILADELPHIA Wednesday. February % y. m
SIS CARACAS ............. Saturday. MACH D. D. m.
FOR MARACAIBo, VIA ST. THOMAS.
SIS CURACAO Saturday February -. | r. n,
These American steamers. built express for the trade
saNe superior accommodations Tor passengers
BOtLTON RIISS & pN.I.Err
General Managers. l3S Frou,-s..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-09
SOUTHERN coTroN MARKET

Galveston Feb s.--cot'cn qne and steady middllng
.lGo low mdding 6r.c good ordinary, sac, net r.
ce!pts s093 haleS gofs 213 bales exports 70 Great
ri.In 10 26l bales Continent 100 bales coast
wise 1880 bales; sales ssl bales spnners ~ bales.
stock ll5 feS bales.
Norfolk Feb S.-cotton quiet, middlins. si5-isc; low
middng 9-i6c: good ordinary. Sac; net and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-09
CLYDE LINE
- CHARLESTON. 5. c..

the SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST
JACKSONVILLE AND ALL FLORIDA POINTS
From Pier % r. r. Goot ~ Rooseye.t-st). ?. m
ALGONQUIN Chas. Jacksonville DAY. Feb
SEMINOLE. Chas = Jacks nvlle Friday Feb. "
COMA NCTIE Chas. & Jacksonyi lie. Monday Feb. -
IROOrOlS Chas jacksonville "Wednesday. Feb. II
steamers have nrst-cass passenger accomfnc iatons
WM. =. CLYDE ~ co. Genera Agents
Bowling Green, y 7.
F., Cent and Penn Fast = & r. Line via jacksonville.
Great Freight and Passenger Line via Charleston.
T. @. EGER. G-no-.. Ageni aIl B-oaGWay. y Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-09
MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINES.

AVE One way Tourists tickets points
Texas Colorado. Utah Arizona, California. Mexico.
SAILING along the Atlantic Coast wick Ca or
Similar Voyage Crossing the Gulf Me.ico % Calves
tor Tex ARE IDEAL TRIPS FOR WINTER MONTHS,
Write for our Gi-FAGE POCKET GUIDE (mailed tree).
& u MALLORY & 90. Gen ACTS, Pier 90 r. r.. y. z.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-09

1 THE SEA ROUTE TO SAN FRANCISCO.
Connecting at Isthmus for all West Coast Ports OF
Mexico. Central and s9Ith America .
sail from pier foot West 2Ith 81. y. Y.
AITLNNCA.. Feb 10. noon VALENCIA. d. Feb % noon
For rates apply at Company office. 90 Broadway.
JOfIN Mt'lE rraic Managrr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-09

Juy T2L TT21. ara.
Corn. No ?:
February 22is 90 G22i, 2l%42l5 2l&d2l 5
NAY Nay .'.'''.'''.'' -, 2%42Stc 2Ssg2t 25s42t
Oats No o.
FEBRUARY - l5s. 15s. 15, 1874
Nav ''''''''' 17slGiY% IA ~ III
I,, '''''.'.'.'' ~ iSh i7% IS
Ness ner hi.
p''" per w. ,o, ,o-
july ''.-...'''.'''' NJ % - ~
Lard ner 100 n.
May ..-.........,. 3S2ia - ga "a
July .'.....'''''.. 3s@'a 80 $50 "'-s
short ribs per 100 ID:
~, ooo, 90 oo,l 90.
May .'............ 1929 3s5 592,2 g5P
60, -. -. 49,. - -. -, ,.,.. 90 ~,
Assn quo,St'ns weFe as o-2%s ROY: au' ana ,s,t
a2g'bc' 40 RED s2'29a'sc' 30 C,Fn =;
oats ~ o'-e: a. rye 5',2e ~ oa'!sS % &
nal mess pork per Dbl. 81 doaS' O. lard per 100 10;
- iO4>3 ~ short RIBS sies loose - St>4 dysa!e'
sho,glders boxed, s. 25gS % sa9 esaF stss ,SoNsa
81 ~ sugars ~ loaf s. a: eranultol 81 ~ standard
~ s. 26. linseet oil raw 25c boiled. &c on the
ira creamery 2oilc nrsts 1SGl9c seconds liaiGc Egss
firm fresh stock. li'sc
Cincinnati Feb s-Flour- Winter patAnt 81 6yl$l -.
do far 81 2odst 40 Wheat active No red q0c; sam
pie d. ssc corn steady: No yellow 2ic white ear &c
mixed ear. PC: No White mixed 20. oats nrmer: re-
s. j0 clear hack IS - LardKet'l- 4sc; prime
~. short 5des sc bellies i'.c. boxed
meats &c NOR, BaconI) shoulders 4i.c loose short
b sides. '2c: loose short clear sides iAsc loose clear
One ana Ind ana creamery l5al6o Egss fresh ll'2c
MWauKeG reo sNnsat opened t &c I3"eT. nay
Sa"le "',t' &c .sner nHt CT sea .
yer du ~ p 3I4a2c 'R' y ,roDgns " SS,sc hid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-09
TTROPE. HOLY LAND ROUND THE
yOLIAND.AMERICA LINE.

a. WORLD Parties leave February II FOR Holy Land.
May : June > - July 3. for Europe. 500 and up.
+. 9. CLARK. III BROADWAY. y. Y.
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WHITE STAR LINE.
CTNARD LINE.

IA To LIVERPOOL. BY QUEENSTOWN.
Aurania Feb - I p. N. Umhria. March g. A. m,
serv.a. -. 730 a. Aurana ... March - noon
Iucant.. Feb. -. p n. EtrU~.a March ~. $50 m
From Per 40 North River. foot - CTar<son-st.
For freight passage apply az the companys ofaos,
No 4 Bowling Green. New York.
VERNON II. BROWN & 90. General Agents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-09
AID DOMINION LINE.

Y DAILY SERVICE.
TOT Old Poln, Comfort. Norfolk Newport News. Peter,
burg Portsmouth Primers Point Richmond. Virg,nh
Reach Va and Washington n. C.. daily except Sunia
from Pier &c North River sailing every week day ex
cent SATURDAY at p. N. and Saturday at 4 p NJ
" l. GtILLAUDEU Nlee-Pres. ana Trarc Mrr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-09

T1e f1.Iowlnr shows he hghest lowest and cl0s!n
y o. .z. on
The times., 1897-08-18

When Doctor Mccoy offered the So rate
e. new patients as well as to old, he did not
limit IL TO one month, but made it for the
whole summer, ending IT only with the
first of September.
This is the longest period during which
special offer has ever been
kept standing, during which a spe-
Cial opportunity has ever been given
Doctor McGoydoes not regret that he made
this offer; he does not regret that he made
the offer cover so many weeks, although
both himself and his associates have found
10 hour OF leisure during that time. He
feels that much good has been done. He
feels that many have been enabled to be
cured who would have OF herwise remained
hopeless invalids, and he feels that all have
had abundant opportunity to receive the
benefits OF his treatment at fee SO small
that there has been no burden.
Doctors Mccoy and Cowden wish that
there may be NO misunderstanding they
wish that there may he no disappointment;
they wish TO make it perfectly plain to
everybody that this rate cannot be con-
tinued or extended beyond the st of Sep
tenber It ends positively with the last
day of August. Under no conditions will
there he renewal or extension of this
nominal rate.
Those, however, who apply for or renew
their treatment during the remaining days
OF August viii be treated until cured at the
rate of So month. This applies to all pa
ticnts and all diseases. The only limit is
the positive one of time.
These are the final weeks.
These are the final days.
The times., 1897-08-18
SEVERE SLUMP In STOCKS
Fear That Yesterdays General De.
clines May Continue.
The Public Seems Frightened and
May Jump TO the Cther. Side
of the Market.

Wall Street. N. Y, Aug. 17.-Sales of
stocks today aggregated 426.259 shares
and OF bonds S1,5G5, 900.
In So far as the grain situation may be
Considered the dominant factor in tie stock
market, is influence today was decidedly
hurtfuI. In the face of additional reports
of damage to the spring wheat crop prices
for tha cereal declined, and ocean freight
rates We're weaker, indica ting a falling or
in the foreign demand for our grain Such
occasional temporary changes in the situa-
tiCn as that noted are TO be expected from
time to time. The European crop short
ages cannot possibly be now recovered
and If the reported injury TO this country's
crops should be confirmed the shortage in
the harvest must eventually be balance1 by
the prices at which We will supply the
worlds market. rhe reports Of injury To
the crops have, however, come at time
when the stock market was peculiarly
susceptible to such news.
The professional room traders were par-
dcularly aggressive n today's market
and appear. indeed, to have joined forces
for the effective execution OF their market
policy The decline in prices was attended
with a further shrinkage in the volume of
business in both the stock and bond de-
partments Interest was grea test in the
granger shares, which were heavy ON the
crop news. The shares of the Southwestern
roads, namely, Missouri Pacific, Atchi-
son and Kansas and Texas, were relatively
steady, there being less selling pressure
In their cases on account of the now as
sured harvests In the tons they ira verse.
A moderate increase in activity In the
anthracite stocks was doubtless referable
to the statement of the production of coal by
these companies for j uly, the output
amounting to 3,975,oo0 tons, and being
the largest since 1893. The Vanderbilt
group We're relatively steady also, and Lake
Shore was notably strong. Sugar Refining
and the other industrials followed the
course of the general market. The selling
OF stocks was done in more determined
wayi in the last hour, and the market yielded
easily. About the only active stocks that
showed strength all day Were Missouri
Pacific, Northern Pacific common and
Southern preferred and Rubber, though the
declines in the grangers were not great.