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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1898-12-03

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achieve the impossibie, and II deservedly fails.
That after excluding these intangible rights,
e0t0.0O0,000 OF personally in this State remains
70 be taxed 10 all that we have . right to expect.
A great defect in our tax laws IL the provision
that the taxpayers debts shall DO deducted
from his assessed personality, and his liability
adjusted accordingly. Formerly It was the cue
tom for mon who wished to reduce their per
sopal assessments to borrow money temporarily,
invest II in non-taEable property, get their as
sessments down, and then sell the non-tsx-
able property and pay OF the debt incurred In
buying 1t. This trick has been, In a measure.
defeated by . recent act which takes away the
privilege OF offsetting debts contracted " for the
purpose " Of reducing assessments, but the act
docs not apply to other debts. A merchant may
have q warehouse full Of valuable goods and q
dwelling filled with costly furniture. all Of
which receive tho protection of the police, the
Fire Department, and the other agencies OF
government, and yet because he owes money,
he will pay nothing for the services he gets.
Some worry sagacious men. In view Of those
difficulties. have recommended that the taxa
ton of personal property be abandoned. and
that the burden OF providing for city and State
requirements DO borne by real estate alone.
This they do not on Henry Georges single-tax
theory, but on tho ground that the additional
taxation thus laid on real estate would DO
small. while the resulting gain to the state by
inviting hitbor wealthy mon who are now
taxed elsewhere on their personally. would DO
large. Thus far, tho proposition has not re-
ooived extensive support, and 1t seems not likely
soon to be adopted, but ono to make tho law
conform to tho fact. and not to attempt to tar
as personally property which consists merely
Of the right to receive the revenue OF roal
estate in its various forms, may possibly DO
moro successful. By taxing visible objects only.
and making no deductions for debts, quite 40
much money would be secured as is secured
now. and O vast amount Of trouble would be
avoided. MATTHEW MARsHALI-
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EtnanriAl.
Office Of THE CHICAGO, ROCK
ISLAND AND PACIFIC
RAILWAY COMPANY,
CHICAGO Ill. FEBRUARY 10TH. 1898.
To the holders Of First Mortgage, Exten.
sion and Collateral Bonds Of The Chi
cafo, Rock Island and Pacific Railway
Company; and To Whom Il May Con.
reru,

NOTICE rs HEREBY v that The Chicago.
Rock Island aud Pacific Railway Company has erer.
clsed the right reserved to 10 In and by Article TX. Of
The Chicago, Rock Island aud Pacific Railway Com
pany TO the United states Trust Company OF New
York, as Trustee. dated the fourth day of July, A. u.
1884. and known as the First Mortgage, Extension
and Collateral OF said Company. to redeem any bonds
secured by said mortgage which might be outstNnd-
Ing At any time after the fourth day of July. in the
Year one thousand eight hundred and ninety -four,
and has declared It's purpose to redeem In accordance
with the provisions Of said MORTGAGE and of said Arti.
Gle TX. thereof, all and every OF the bonds secured by
said mortgage and now outstanding.
PROPOSAL S TO SELL said First Mortgage, Ell.
tension and Collateral Bonds at prices not exceeding
par. i've per ccntum premium thereon. and accrued
interest. are hereby invited. to be received at the
onnce of Central Trust Company OF New York. NO. %
Wall street. IN the City Of New York, n. Y. ON TnE
TwHNTv.F0uRIB t9atb) a OF mAnCtI.
A. ID. lH8e. Such proposals may, at the option OF
the holders, be accompanied by the honda, for which
the Trust Company win issue Its receipts. The bonds
so delivered to the Trust Company will. either DO pur.
chased I'm accordance with the proposals. accompany
Any and all of said First Mortgage, Extension and
Collateral Bonds outstanding after purchases are
made in pursuance OF this notice will be redeemed at
par. I've per centum premium and accrued interest, In
accordance with the proviaiona OF aaid Article TX. of
said Mortgage. ON TMk GOTH q or April.
A. ID. inca. ON WHICH DATE EST
WILL CEASE TO ACCRUE ON SAID bonds.
BY OF H BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
R. n. CABLE. President
W. q. PURDY, Secretary.
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aEatrhss and geWsIrg.

WEEKLY P~AYMENTs-Blns diamonds: wAtehsy
w no trashi go0dS guarantees. WAISh 9VfELt
CO, 8 Maiden Ian0I elevator. u
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A opsa- 1soA- Lous cles
safes. Eaue. tno. est sst tnc.
! Cen gnl 5s...l13S 119h llSS 11aS
80 N Y Cent LIST, o...1l6ia 116% 116h 1lo%
lgNYc Cent deb bs,rl 1854 1o5 los
8 Nash 4 Chat LIST. l3os l3l 1904 l31
ist....loo 100 100 100
leNY.c hh stJ ts.loAs 1861 1oAR 1861
80 Nor n n Of Gal %. loph lo2h lo2 1oe
1 Mort 4 So list o.. lo6 lo6 lo5 100
lNwsf5s.....llla lllh ll1h l11h
liz N en-. .........1A1 1A1 1dl
SN W gold, o ......110h 110S ll0h l1oS
In wsfdeb 90,
loss.........ll7s il7h ll7ls ll7s
l0NY wrts..loo 100 90 90
lNY.o&w On ba. 1 O6 lO6 108 1O6
8 OFT, @ r 4 St LIST. / o9 100 100 100
6 Ohio 4 Miss sd...121 l21 12l 121
3 Ohio 4 NJ LIST sp dlo7 lo7 1861 1861
8 Or &N1st."...11d ia ia ia
loA o 4s...... eAk e6 e4h 90
"a Oregon 81 es.,..l2ab le3b le2 lea
90 Isl on bs...".. eeh 1909 eos 1907
129 81 inc 49,. 6ds sc ca 90
275 ors L. inc De-. asa deS d6h Ash
81 Ore Imp lat. tr..1oo ITO 100 100
80 ore imp os, cthi p 90 80 SO b7S
Q ON a st L ist.... 70 70 10 70
Penna ths......l1ab l12h llea 1l2h
10 Pitts q wn ist... eau 81 Q s3h
27 P,s&LE 1st...lo6% 1861 1904 1osia
6R Pitts 1st.....le7 le7 127 127
16 R. cx bs...lseh 1897 1e2 122
ss Rock Isl OK os....lo6s 1865. 1864 1861
3 s Sost Is, s :. o. log. ioss 1os" 1os.
8 Ri a DIV Ist.....l2s laa lse les
262 Read Rni ~ ...... eeh e4b s2S 80
As Rio q wv Ist..... elb s2S 9lh s2h
lstP 4 MINI Ist..1a2 1873 la2 13e
7stP q MINI cn...l36 1875 1875 1875
10 syr. t..1e6s 1854 1851 1851
&c 9 So 50 p.s ., C C.; " en-, 81 81 81 49, 9a
d So Pac of Arin LIST lo3h 1921 1o3h
Ia SCI 4 Ma On Ans.losh 1881 1917 lo7h
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3 st F gni oS.ll7b lleh l17h lleb
80 snl O'..lost 1922 los o
Ell stLksF+ d.. 76h 76h 73h 73h
8 st P snl ts.....lo5h 100 1861 1867
2 St p. ca LIS Wis., l13s ll3h 11sh
&c St P lst,c AMrosllA] ll1H llAh 114h
2 st con.........lAl q 141 l41
6 st p tsrm..."....1l6 l16 1l5 lis
6 St P Ist, C&P...l2oh 1907 12oh 12oh
go Sc p LIST, c a P.
estP LIST, &pex.1Al 1A1 14l 1Al
8 st P LIST. sMd..1lea 1leH lie 1l9
80 81 L 8 W lst..... 73% rs 73S 74s
az list 49,. 69S 6ok 6ea 60
122 South Railway g. OIL e2S o OIL
6stJ&GIa-a-ts. 10 "a 70 "a
8 Stand h q T Co.. 81 67h 81 81
Stand ATTN. 13A 49, 1871 13h
lie 1ox 4 Pac ist %. 90 1olL 100 100
2O66 Tex Psc I'd in. 80 3d% 80 4
Third Av bs......124 12d lea 124
go Tex q N o en- g.. 9Sh oSh oSk 0Sh
10 c. r os, Bird "a "a 50 81
rol. st L & K g
lst . r...... 96b Ssh SO SO
2682 I'm Pac <s...... e 94a o2h o3io
IL On %1s.t r. 81 81 81 81
&c Union Ell LIST. tr. Cd Sd S2s Sd
71o UP, DAG lst,tr.. 90 90 IS 66
Leath Camille ale lie 116
s Va Midland gnl..lo5h 1867 1861 1861
lO7 Wabash lst ......1o76 1OS 107a 1917
Sc Wabash 3d.. 79h 79S II II
West Pacinc......lo3 1o3 100 1o3
Ga West Shore As....1loh lloh llob 1loh
6 VIII z LIST r.lo2 lo3 lo2 o
70 wNYkPagnl.. 51h 52a 81 62h
Pa lst..losa 1887 1885, 1osh
2S1 Wis Cent 1st. tr- 4oa 43 3o% 3eA
l3 wilkes 4 Es 1st.. 8 o9k eea esb
sEx interest.
10 ->u-.- 1900. Al, az o6o NM
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3ublte lpttres.
posr OFFICE NOTICE.


poST OFFICE NOTICE.
SHOULD be road DAILY by all interested. 40 changes
may occur at any time).
Fore ,gn mails for the week ending March 1p. 1898,
will close In all cases) at the General
Post onice as follows: PARCELS POST MAlLs close
one hour earlier than closing time shown below.
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
d AN. for Europe. pet steamship
b.. Havels, via Southampton ana Bremen Qetters for
Ireland must DO directed per Havelc.
WEDNEBDAY.-At A. M. for EUROPE per stean'
ship La Gascoznes, via Hnvrs Qetters must be
directed per Ia aascogn.'l; at7 A. NJ eupple'
mentary 8 a. M for EUROPE per steamship 50,
Pauls. via South tinpton Cetters for Ireland must
be directed per st. Paul')i at y A. II. supple.
mentary 1890 A.. M for EUROPE. per steamship
Teutonio'. via Queenstown; at 10 A. n. for BEL
GUM direct, per steamship, Frieslsnd. via Ant
werp letters must be directed per Frieslaud").
sATURbAY.-At5 A. N. for RBRoPE. per ~stesmahip
LucRntas, via Queenstown; at 8 A. ". for METH
ERLANDs direct, Per steamship OLDHAM. Via Rot
|. tertam .letters mnst be directed per OLDHAM y
at s A. n. for GENOA, per steamship Werra Qet
tors must he directed "por Werra'Dl alto A. n,
for SCOTLAND direct. per ste amship Ethiopia, via
Glasgow Qetters must be directed per Eth
opia"p.
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9roposaI5.
no o %TRACTORs.

Sealed proposals for furnishing the materials and
performing the labor required and necessary for fur-
hishing aud installing new steam mains, return
mains, pumps. aud other work, for supplying steam
TO the several UuildinSs ~ the female department OF
the Hudson River state Hospital at PouGhksePAie, N.
y, may be sent by mall or delivered IN person up 70
IL O'Clock noon On Saturday, the lgih uAy OF narchf
1855, 10 Hon. Frank u. LOwn, President OF the Board
OF Managers. Pough .ecpsle, y y, Al when tlhle ana
braw ings aud specifications may be consulted ana
q. W, Pilgrim, supt. Al the Hospital. or at the once
Of l. q. Perry. Architect In the Capitol al Albany
NY. ..a
Each bid must bc incloGed In an envelope. seaied
amt addressed 10 Frank h. Lown: freslient or INC
Hoard VI Managers, Poughktepslr, v. L., ana ihuoIseu
ii0P" . ALLISON BUTTS.
Secretary Board OF Managers.
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so CEDAR STREET, NEW YO

AsSoVsoOUs
--
Transacts q General Trust Business.
Acts ms Trustee, Registrar. and Transfer
Agent Executor. Guardian, Administra.
tor. &c. Takes entiFo. charge of Real and
Personal Este ties. Acts ne PiAcal Agent for
States, Municipalities. and Corporations.
Legal Depositary for Court and Trnst
Funds. Interest allowed on Deposits.
Checks p Sc through the New York Clear.
inG-House. Money loaned on bond and
mortgage. Issues First Mortgage Trust
Gold Bonds.
OFFICERS.
george ": President
tuther. n 0untze......- 1911 lce.P resident
lanes TimpsSn ."."".."2d vice;Presiden
Clark Williams. ........Asst. Treasurer
Richard NJ. Hurd.."."....Asst. Secretary
DIRECTORS.
Samuel D. Rabcock, Gustav E. Kissel,
Dumont Clarke. Luther KountZe,
Charles d. Dickey Charlton T. Lewis,
william p. Dixon. Richard A. McCurdy,
David BOWS, r.. Theodore Morford,
Robert A. Grannisg, Robert Olyphant.
G. g. Haven. IT,, Charles NJ. Pratt,
Charles r.. Henderson, James Timpson,
James j. Hill. George W. Young.
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PRINTED MATTER. an steamers sailing
on Tuesdays take Printed Matter. &C. for Ger
many, and Specially Addressed Printed Matter,
% &C.. for other parts Of Europe, American and
White Star steamers on Wednesdays. German
steamers ON Thursdays. and Cunard. French and
German steamers on Saturdays take Print d Nat
tor, &C, for all countries for which they arc ad.
yertised to carry mall, .
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SUNDAY. March o.
Tho Treasury balance at tho close Of business
on Saturday was 1924, sos, 800. of which $685.
l24,412 was gold.
The imports of general merchandise. includ-
ing dry goods. at the port Of New York last
week were $40, O36. 113. against S9.3ss, 124 the
previous week and S1O.613.9 1886 for the corre-
spending week Of last year. The imports OF
specie for the week were sec. 7o2. of which
S25.49s was gold, making total specie import
cd since Jan. /. 81. 900, 1928. Exports of specie
were: Gold, $3.50, and silver. S60A.oso. q
total of seo4.s $40, against 1857 90 tho pre-
vious week. The exports Of specie since Jan. /
have been: Gold, So, 429.477, and silver. $685.
1879, q total Of 81. 344. 666.
The weekly statement of averages Of the
Clearing House banks shows:
Feb. go. March 8. Changes.
Loans. .oe4i ,s7s, 400 Se2s. 25s. 400 Dec. els. eaa. 1000
Deposits 7a9.el4.s0o 70e,o2o.4oo Dec. 49, es,9oo
Gi risr s ssj5ss,tSS 4s.aoa.ssooo Dec Dec. s%.s7s.77oooo
Specie. Ile. 10000 l20. 1890 Inc. s3s.40o
Res.ve. o2Os. 2ep. 900 oiO7. s2s. 900 Dec. 1880, 800
Reverb lSa. sos, 90 10000. 100 Doc. o.1sS,&7o
Surplus see. $50. 32o e2o.s23.50 Dec. s2.1so.sse
Tho surplus a year ago was $55, $50. 1925, and
two years ago S23. 234. 500.
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q u v ala ~ "hiCh a y ~ tr
vertised to carry mail, ~. ~
mails arc opened on the piers o. the Xmsrioal,
main open until within Ten Minutes of the hour
MAILS FOB SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA. WEST
,s p. Il ak fOr ssI ~; PUERTO coarEz
and GUATEMALA. persteam7 from New Orleans;
T~ULsDAY.mAt 10 a u; supplementary T. 4, M
SOUTH PHSiFfc PORTS. per s]teanship Alliance
via Colon detters for Guatemala most be directed
2sH ssfsoA4vIlElss afzy4t L Al an N q fttaRpaRe!i8%oe aiso la I
]s.eamship SAGINAW, .t r y; lor "A PLATA
Orleans: at 81. Il. Tor aAissAU. M +. per steam.
nay; st I'm +. i. for PORT HSToNio' per ssssSsi
wEDSEsDaY--kss .sS A N for PORT ANTONIO,
eeTn sse4 pe1 .,t tsS% RIh YaestRh, via az Havana !; NJ fo'
T~HVksPAI:s,ht = y for BEAzILi per STEAMSHIP, oSa
Jancire Ge.ters for North Brazil snd La Plate
SSn 1T 4. f %9' P Re aFfssod pei ,, P1 Steamship %2GdspG m EsaSSs
EED; 4, h 81 SAssi 4 + |: y y Is~ ss9 s9sRIHso li 81
rHI GGIA Pr = sf e Y fGs ShssA6. n. P, per steam.
sAIukDAY..AteA n f9E hERMTDA, per steam team
Sxii&j To- Ss9 SsTyT6TI IA " 5AHATS1;, . sAy1:
d dsaI1 d sna Il for Costa a. R sSa must be- direetoa
I ,J.so A a %3 saf 4t e u A. a; n sAs sFRpIMa% %sTh2y.
PEcHE, CHiAPAs. TABAsco, and YUoATAN, per
steamship City Of Washington Qetters for othe!
n Dpel q CITY Se OF %s shn c =: a, ia H:isSo p. N. sup.
pl-mentary l J. n for 81, THOMAS, ST: GRolX.
steamship Pretoria detters for Grenada. Trinidad.
and T0bago must be directed g per Pretoria"l J; az
$3.50 ]. n. for NEWFOUNDLAND. per steameS
from North Sydney.
Mails for Newfoundland. by ran TO Halifax and
Ghanna nv steamer. clDao At this ONCE daily At S:bO
thence by steamer close at this ONCE daily At $50
at II. N. for forwarding by steamers sailing
lMondays and TnursdAys) from Port Tampa, Fla.
addressed for despstch by steamer. close AZ this
tered mail f] fis;ss 4: Sf5m S Esffs. 'a' -
Toric from san FRANCESCA eiose herr asily up to
steamship zealandia from San Francisco, close
here daily up to March Q At $50 J: M; Mails for
p. n. Malls for Australia teIoept those for
T Tsss Au' ss@. D. s %n,sG ar Hawaii al!v'i FL and
Samoan islSndi cRsssr. f Ssss d.pv Means an as M Ms 2
rival at New York OF tsamsnip Canipania with
british mails for Aastrsiis. M.iisf for China ana ia
daily up to March sci at $50 P. N, Mails for tho
f fHsls.iy ,e ,s,s oioss here 'H Gpli hi' Up to MaTsh 20 a.
$50 r. N. Malls for Australia except West Aus
sts sna Miowera from vsncouvsD. close her.
daily after March 's aud up t" March VI at $3.50
Trsnspacinc mails are forwarded to port OF sailing
daily, and the schedule OF closing Is arranged on the
OF their uninterrupted Overland transit.
shesl''ered m @5s S!9sfi g. a. ceU Jfr.0 Postmaster.
Post once, New York. N. Y, March D. 1898
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York stock EnchanEe--sales ana RsnEo o.
Prices on All Securities Dealt In During thu
Week Ending March o. 1903.

UNITED State MI sTATE BONDS I'm d. oOosh
Open High Lot- clos-
Sales. Name. irp. est. est. ing.
. 5000 U s Cur o. 9alo3h 1881 1881 1o3r
10000 US 4s.c. l907.ll3 1l3 113 1l3
100000 U Is. r. 1925. l24a 1851 123p 1897
100000 U IS, c. 1895. 1854 1897 125
$4,000 U S IS. o......112 1l2h liz 1l2b
1000 Ala, class c...1oo 100 100 o
1000 Tenn Set 5s... 80 80 79h 79h
10000 Va d 2.3s OF .
lsyl........ 7oL 7oH 7oa 7oh
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Excursions.

IOD FISHING A FOSTER, iron str. ANGLER
I every sun. Tues. We'd. and Thurs. Glst ST. En-
7;g6. Battery, ., Fare Zoe. with bait.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-02

1910 bush. while the supply ~ No N,r,A,,, a.c-,
h''oW bush CORN-An early rejection Of esntiSrei
eS E.op news was followed in the afternoon by Do
Hp"r T. when el, ansi prices qncSSngsd from
raVng been wei distributed over the hell ON S,,ta,
we appearance Of cold IN Nehraska ~ ;cr -
n assfntSe OPERATION ny the bull crowd. statistics
Surleu tile capital for eth.r The vfii sunny
ue'fehsed llCtm0 bush bat y stu IL so go bush
e;.,ASt i|o'O'o hush las, There VAS a decrease
q - w pnsh n :se ca stnck Of corn and an increa
oi I."o hush in the stock u 10 Worlds ship
n'n's wNi. about lNrCD bush in excess Of last wee'
;NPoriers buSht ei0t0 hush No corn ciessd 3s,.c
a'lo't .oATs--ss usual. the speculative trade in
css was entirely f-atureles ard 'tle better than
r.. closing UNCHANGED. TIE vs6'e supply decreased
N''l hu7n and Is n-w 3ii5nN busS. against G52>
,sh i1si YEA, The supply ~ IN ara afoat
decreased il6OO bush. ani the stock q 40 d.
'rers'd 100 rsh Exporters bought 1900 hush her w
Wit" o,ts 10 : cots. eIl7c. NJ 2 &c No vh'ie
clip. 32l4c, NJ white. 3liar. NJ white Bic. tack
mSci. 2Iac> &C. track waite siaS7c .... .RYE-Niarket
weak. NJ Wsstfrn fSh SO. q shoat. s3c Z
Buffalo; state rye. 45c . 1 { New-york
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TIE STATE or IRA DE.

D,..on Aug Flour weak; receipts 2O," Dds,
.rrny natent Ud,5 -: winter Do $tast o. spl'ns
ce,rs an st,alsht. - 50asi "a. winter DO ~ 3ousi "
,.tnt,aaI nriet bush 81 ssssl w per Dbl.
sra weak receipts 1850 BUSH ssaiasr ys.ilS ~ -
Sats.c X, 4b-.c. dui!. rereiyts, i2SD lush'
san~v syisGJIc. NJ and No >. 33qoic Hilte-d nm
nrar spr.ns si4; wlnter 81 % nddnss noasi hsi
- my KS .5qsis Butter firm; Northern. 10 &C.
W's,rrn is m.ta ,on lJc. ladies', lSSiJ &C. 'heesc
s,eefv. N-rthe.r. - nsc. Wnsttrn IsNsc
u,cI, ,ux L-Nhsat-l.,tls dolns 10 Northern.
sc. Water wheat NJ red &c No sAtfS' sss; 10
,y'bitc gc ,',n-f racucally no creiins No yeiow'
20 80 NJ yellow. 3yc No corn. 3sse; 40 corr.
S,tc Oas-fetsipts Of new iueraii unseiaIl, ~ /,
o.. s.rtt. "a. on track No whie, rev. .,tc 40 D
%he .Jisc. SO mixed. I'D H'ie alsrr-sesr se
.,rd st.say. hest patent spring, 81 9nS 10" paHe.s
'TsIeht spring So 1jnsf. tskeTs clear spring -
al ~, low grade spring 81 5l9si ~ patent waite. 81 -
- 81 0ns3 rs. grade winter. 81 '0r$-' cracNer
n5rr e. 1914. graham. t'si - "ef'' . =,
.ovs: , ..,ubs., ,o~..t Costnu
wheat No. :: open'ns. HssAs'' as. css
Aosust ia, ,. s g. Ca ga. e. aasi,s
nsp'esip.r .c4ss54a can c3AGGsS siA
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Chicago Aug There was an active demand 'or sooo
ra- .. DE-, Prices strong f1r ~ better clafs ana
.1e,a r,- others tnocs s'ocrs. s. 2'fs5 ~. m"dar
5; sas teef sise $i@s' 20 stole, and .a e. 81
.ann.s SeGSs ~ ca,es - 25q<5 Western steers % "a
sfs5 - sare g. 5lGsl - Trad" IN hogs was active
win cooi demand from packers AM Eastern 81 ppr
Prices atgel 2ic higher rair Ia tholc - "
~ ra,.ar. - 5tS3 ~. butchers. ~ Nl1N M tcu
e. ia (. -. sh 81 7uds3 -. pigs 90 IiGS3 10 There
nocls spi ~ strong pieces hut unlsrlh' lots were as
eliminated against AMI sc.l lady. 'cmmon 20 prime
lambs sass Nr-icrn tango snce, 81 fVsisi 'N ma
lives 81 5l9Si ~ Receipts -'ait'" 1917" mead h'ss
- ooo sheep. $1,000 -
,rnclnrau Ags l. HOGS active s1,@Tt,io ale AZ,
active g. G1Ts, 81 sheep quiet 81 0sSi LAMBS
hish.- 81 1876 20 ~
Fast Bural,. Aug Cattle Market ruled with poor
demand fo ncayr and export cate but iae," was
a fairly good aqnry flr butchers sIades and Hght-I
weight stool ~ lu' steady e shade nrm"r i-.f
shipping s'sers. s7GS5 10. family rcium sesso'
tS 20 -@en steers 81 lO1si 20; fair 10 good steers.
a. ols4 ~ choice Fat hci"rs. - 3vfs' ~ tar I. Sna
it hefers 81 $685. - mis.d butchers sto.s ~ 90
- rilx.! D'. and hefcrs 81 'a~$f % common
io,. nrel and thln Steers, ~ 4UINf ~
f,,r - good butchers s. - ist 40 Common old
-pcceip.s Hrh'cr .taiktt opened Win soi neinenI
pricaa Good ~ choice fokeIs - ''
81 H. prime sa' Vofkcra 81 iofisi u m!xed pac>ers
grades 81 l14si II mciium - l3o$i ~ nssvE t2ss'
"a h Sheep AMI lnbs-suppy exceeded that o. last
week Market opened With good demand ~ sh~rp ana
,s,rnsF hut irs lower, except ~ desirable fnt ots
rrry ,ie choice t. extra and wethers. 81 lNrSb:
inrqeyes far. s5nsj 90 cuils f,r 10 spod sigto
romr,sn 10 choice ,sarngs. 81 .aHs|: native clipped
sheer ri0ice selected w-thers 81 ia>a FAR 10 choice
i,eI sheep 81 2jUSi Ga, cuis nnt common eve sheep
z. - .fss -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-02
EXPORTS LAST WEEK.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

York.
rorrrE-Tcre was the usual marrow. esa mar
~, ~, brazilian coffee futures 70 c%y, after steady
s,,s :, an advance 4 IL points uNy two lots "csneci
t.ss IN he cal Up business hal reached oaly
sno hays AMI 10. TIE er:3A session the transactions
s, limited io a total 81 1000 baIs, WIN the market
s-aiy larey STEADY Al net adNanc= ~ %
IA Points he eariy hunasss &C In: marNe' fesu "a
a., hish4- Enr,rcan csSes EaVre atyancirS = franc
IA hnishnr WITH Il half-hodsy. The Hamburg marx /
%,,~ed ifa1 rfe Tre advantage 4 IN" European I'M
rsr,rnr wa We ker ~ tire ind.c iicas O: C'nNi-
"a 40 r,,l,,. q crop BIaz:ar coHee, fNo ana
s.,s together cabline receipts OF 5-t" hass
/, ADDITION this press the unfaNcratle influence
=, smsu warehouse deliveries fl tie lnVc1 Stpcs a"i :
r.-v s demand for SPOT coffee ~ New ok ahl "Acr
- i,~ ,-ke,s Cleared Sa.I,9 lay. RIO f'T the tinted
ss,.s stsarar Roman Prince WI.h 1000 hags StocN OK
ecr.s m n ,rlsurs AUGUST J. G@c'p bags. of which
,i 1ssl bar a,e BIsz4r. sCans t,sho bags ana 4"t~
M nag, rsrsciiyels les; month Spni Eakihan cone
wa. nes ee,.d aaS norai'si VIII weak un1crtne IN
rhsnrA, prcss No Rio invoi'" 1's o.. ar lohtl0s
taresl, SIC II, receipts for the week JuHi ended
t,s.cI, ca 0A bars aes'ust ~ ro bars last HeeS an!
III, ,.a hses ls. receipts aGgrega'i 1880
tass s-,s. ltit-t' hsgs ween and l>it'I bags
60 sidrn.-fs r. - th- lnfe1 states were
MAJ. bees 10 Fur ps 90 bags. santos 20 The United
S,s,s. igp1 baes :. Euroye 500 bass peli,tri.s
- rnrerc,sss aggregate, A. 20 BAGS. including "1'H2
has AT Tew-l or, ssdlast ~ - BAGS last Week ana
10 503 hays the saEe K a year aeo
The rang, a prices In tho local market to-
d val az fo!JV.