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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-07-13

Dr.. Richard Garnett, the keeper Of
printed books In the British museum,
says there are about 2,ooo, 900 books in
the museum. The catalogue, which
is not all printed, used to c1hsist of
5000 volumes. When 1t Is all printed,
however. 1t is hoped to condense it to,
1000. About 100000 annually is spent
on the compilation OF the catalogue
alone
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-07-13
New Inymaster General

Washington. July 12.-The president
has appointed Colonel Alfred L. Bates.
to be paymaster general of the army,
to succeed General Asa b. Carey, re-
tired y
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-07-13

One of the new things to be shown
at Paris next year is a model of We.
suvius $50 feet high and 495 feet in
diameter, built of iron. steel, cement
and turf a spiral path, bordered with
cafes, will wind up the volcano. In
side is to be represented Dante's
heaven and hell.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-07-13

Pension Commissioner Evans saws:
Gone third OF the army Of 1898 will ex-
pect to be on the pension rolls before
the end of the fiscal year if the applica-
tions come in as rapidly and with the
same relative strength to organiza-
tions that they have been arriving dur
ing the last month"
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-07-13
WILL SAIL BUT ONE TRIAL RACE
Shamrock Will Then Go to Clyde to
BE Fitted Ont,

Southampton, July 13.-The cup
challenger Shamrock will sail only on,
race with the prince of Wales cutter
britannia and will then proceed to til,
Clyde to be fitted out for her voyage
across the Atlantic She is still il.
dock with her so-called 'petticoat" on
A fence has been built around the
dock and the gates, which are guarded
by police, are kept locked.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-07-13
Reports TO Galnfet.

Paris. July 12.-General Duchesne
has delivered to Minister of War CALI
fet his report on the relations of Gem
eral Pellieux with Major Count Ester.
hay.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-07-13

That plants when injured suffer
from fever is a new discovery by a
British botanist. Plains suffer in n
similar manner to animals under like
conditions. The rate of respiration
increases and the temperature rises,
reaching the maximum within TWEEN
ty-four hours.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-07-13

DR.. Merrill L. Gates. late president
of Amherst college, is to succeed Gen
eral Eliphalet Whittlesay as secretary
of the board of Indian commissioners.
He has been member of the board of
Indian commissioners for number
of years and it's president
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-07-13

A sharks egg is perhaps one of the
oldest looking things imaginable. 1t
is not provided with shell. bnt the
contentSy are protected by a thick.
leathery covering, almost us elastic as
India rubber. The average size is two
inches by two and three-quarters
inches and tho color is almost pure
black.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-07-13
The Deadly Toy Pistol.

New York, July 12.-Seven persons
already have died in and near New
York from lockjaw caused by Fourth
OF July pistol accidents aud others are
in a precarous condition.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-07-13

The widow of General Jordan, Who
fought in the civil war, recently was
found wandering aimlessly about the
streets in Philadelphia. She WA taxi
en- to the womsn's home
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-07-13
Sher,nnn's Health.

Mansfield, o., July 11.-Hon. John Sher.
mans condition is improved. He takes
ride daily. There is no truth in the re-
port that he has suffered another at
tack
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-07-13
Both Feet Cut OFF.

Fort Dodge, Ia, July 49, Harry
LOWS, 15-year-old colored boy of
Bob Town, suburb of this city, had
both of his feet cut off by freight
train while attempting to steal a ride
from Webster City to this city. The
wounded boy managed to climb the
fence with his bleeding stuiaps and
was found by the railroad men strug-
Cling and writhing along the road en-
deavoring to get back to his brothers
house from whence he had just come.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-07-13
KANSAS KIDNAPPING.
Five-Year-Old Child Forcibiy Alb.
Quoted From fer Parents.

Quoted From Her Parents.
Kansas City, July ia special
to the Star from Lebo, Kan, says:
Late yesterday man giving his
name as j. H. McClain came to S. n. S.
;'ewqua's home, twelve miles north
west of here, and at the point of re-
tolver took possession Of their little
5-year-old adopted daughter, Violet,
placed her in road wagon and drove
off. The sheriffs of this and Lyon
county are on his trail, following him
east. A reward has been offered.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-07-13

The drink bill OF Great Britain Just
published shows that the Englishman
drinks IA gallons Of alcohol year.
Next to him comes the scotchmah,
with an appetite slaked with 1.e6
gallons. The Irishman contents him
self with 1854 gallons. The first
spends s2o.5o year tor hts drinks.
the second $15.25 and the third $13. 25.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-07-13

St. Petersburg is to have a novel
kind of a museum-a building con-
tanning models Of famous insane
asylums and specimens of clothing
and appliances used therein, together
with the brains of lunatics, preserved
in alcohol, books, photographs, etc.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-07-13

The True Expression of Joy.
Amiel: Intense joy withdraws into Mt
self and Is silent. To speak is to dispsrss
end scatter.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-07-13
KENTUCKY REPUBLICANS.

State Convention Will Meet This
Afternoon.
Lexington, Ky, July 1s.--After two
days diminishing the delegates to the
republican state convention today met
for business. District meetings were
held during the forenoon and the con-
vention begins this afternoon. After
all preliminary canvassing and con-
ferences the lines of Attorney General
w. S. Taylor, for the gubenatoral
nomination, remain unbroken.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-07-13

HhA'ous LOT Particulars.
Chicago Times-Herald: ooh. nv tia
way, ! hear that Minnie is engaged ia
professor" -
you don't say! What kind-chiro.
podist, palmist or horseshoer?"
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-07-13
Rlo1lNe in LILLE.
NIobs Protest Against Acquittal Of
Father Flamidien.

Lille, France, July 13.-Serious riot
ing followed the acquittal of Father
Flamidien, of the school of Christian
brothers here, who was charged with
numbering boy in that institution.
Thousands of persons paraded the
streets shouting, Down with injus-
tice," and smashing windows. 1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-02
STOCK ON HAM
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York. July !, 1890.
BEEVES-Receipts 50 500 head. all for
saughterers direct and there no trade In live
cattle at either the yards Feeling steady. Dressed
bcef In light demand but steady sds&c per N for
native sides cable advices. Shipments to-day
included cattle and 34s8 OF beef in the Mantou
pool: go cattle in the idaho to Hull
ALVE,S-Receips were 100 head all for the market
and making stale calves. PSI eale Of which
sixtieth-st and II at Jersey City Buyers were
About head. all Sixteth-st. were held over A
bunch fairly good veals sold at SO 37h per 100 10
ittermilks nominal. City dressed veas easier at 81
1C5c per ID country dressed slow a Sgesc little calves
GitG1fsc. dressed buttermilks 1G1lac.
SnlesM. Collins: Al veas $50 n average at ~ 31's
pr 100 M also late FRIDAY 40 yeals. 52 10 At So so
2G head including consigned direct to slaugh
erers and counting stock there II cars
on sale all Jersey City Good 10 choice sheep were In
fair demand and steady: under grades weak; lambs
No. I'm Ger supply and TOP grades opened Csc lower
while fair lambs rated 50c on; % care
were 10 the forenoon. and were reported
arrive late in the day Poor to choice sheep sold at
81 per 100 NJ common to extra prime lambs al
.5dS7 37. Fair prime lambs sold mainly 81 pa
Dressed mutton steady at 7plOc per 10. Dressed
lambs weak ut 9g12c but fancy stock sold ae high "a
McThereon & Co.: % Virginia lambs. GS n
average at 37a iO0 NJ 49s DO. 20 NJ 81 30 40
at s. ~ 22 DO Go h. at ~ i7e do H. at 50 90
So 81 22o d. - n at s. a7 200 Buffao sheep % NJ
s. q; q Ksnigcky d. lie H. at 8 @ u d. i2 n at
81 -; DO. 141 N. at 80 20.
: Judd & 23S kentucky lambs ~ n. at 81 JO
2Os H. s. 20 2i6 do 90 ~ at SO % 27s do. G3 no
At - o. 81 Kentucky sheep 100 n at 81 90 1872 do, liz
Ncwton Co: 25a Kentucky sheep. Il n. at 50 BY
about steady. Gales reported Country dressed
steady al 4aGi4c per 10 for extreme weight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-02
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. July !, 1880.
CNoFFFF-The market coffee futures
was entirely fea:ueless opening. officially stated
ouet and unchanged. Nothing whatever done on
te opening call and for the entire brief session sales
xere limited 200 bags with the market finally dun
Of points. There little nothing In
The way ine from abroad alter the views Of
,-sders the.e very little disposition TO open up
new accounts while the local contingent had already
e,ue up their deals pretty well in anticipation of the
holidays Business adjourned day to be resumed not
before Wednesday. European cables were unsatis-
factory with increasing receipts at Rio and Santos the
principal bearsh factor although the force of this feature
offset by large warehouse deliveries In
brazilian coffee the market
ried steady quiet. the basis OF 6qGic for No
Pc invoice lots. and 6iRQ6asc for Joobng parcels
Cleared Santos June 30 steamer Scottish Prince with
o. onl bags Hamburg stock OF co1ee July l, COZ 900
baes including 5000 bags brazilian against 6o3 600
AMI 42i respectively last month Ahoat from Java
I'D East Europe, 1900 bags no shipments from
-, and East this country during June.
The range Of contract prices in the local market to-day
v-as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-02
WEST StIORE.R.R,

Trains leave Franklin ST. Station. y. y, f0lcwss
and II m. later from foot OF W. 42d St.
A. 0.45 A. NJ. Daily. for Cornwall, Newburgh Kingston:
New Patz, Lakes MOhOnk and Minnewasaa, ana
Catskll Mountain points via Kingston.
n. 1I:15 A. NJ. wv 42d ST. II 80 A, NJ Daily EXCEPT
sunday for Cransons West Point. Kingston, New
Paltz Lakes Mohonk and Minnewaska Cakill Noun
tains. Albany Saratoga and Lake George
12,45 T. NJ. CONTINENTAL LIMITED Daily. Tor
Albany Syracuse, Rochester Buffalo. Niagara Fails.
Cleveland Detroit Chicago. and St Louis. Dining Ear
C.. ,OO p VI. Daily except sunday for Lakes Mohon6
and Mnnewaska, Catsd Mountain points via King
Lakes Mohonk and Mnnewaska, Caskill Mountains
Catsk. Albany, and Saratoga 60.
ID. Bias p. NJ Daily except sunday for c9ngers
Cranstons, West Point. CORNWALL, NeWuufBh ana III
termedIate stations TO Albany .,, .
5,43 p. NJ Daily except Sunday. for Albany ana
b,15 p NJ CW 42d -. Gi5 p NJ Daily, for Utica
syracuse Rochester Buffalo. Niagara Falls, Toronto
Detroit Cleveland Chicago, and ST. LOUIS. - -
500 p NJ Daily except Sunday Tor ttlca, Syfacuses
Rochester Buffalo Niagara Falls, and Toronto -
OI6 r. NJ Daily Albany Utica, syracCse kochesters
Buffalo, Niagara Fails, Toronto, Detroit CIeveIah''
Chicago, and ST. Louis. 90. . =,
Except sunday. -. 1913 A. NJ c. 10 r o M
A. N. except. sunday. b. il2o A. VI. C. 100 r NJ
D. 1886 T. VI. -
Time table at principal hotels and onic.s Bassass
checked from hotel or residence by Wescotts Express
G. r. LAMBERT General Passenger Agent " y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-02
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Savannah July Cotton steady; middling. ORC; Low
middling 80 receipts 81 bales exports coastwise oIV
sales 81 stock. 1893 ,,,,, al. t,,,
baltimore. July Cotton nominal; niddhng go
middllng - lGc good ordinary 100 mo- go
IN bales gross ! IA: exports coastwse, l1VD stoN
1908. ,,,, ~. to.
niddling { ~ lee: good ordinary 4sc; net receipts
bales gross 335. shipments LOO sales zoo' soeA' ~
100 49,. ,.A,,r sLc. lou
niddling s 5-lec good ordinary. 7-lec; receipts ID
bales: stock. IA. I2i 1870, - ,,,..i,rr
q 6iGc. fniddnR SIC. middling. 1916; good or
dlnar &C. receipts AS bales exports to ureat sn
90: 10 France 1854: cOastwise. l.vo' sales -''V'
stock. 222 go. -. -, .,.aay. n,,adl,ne
low ldd!ing lIec; good ordinary lS-loe' ~ a,
ceirs 100 bales gross. 2lT shipments. 4l" SoeN ''oi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-02
r,.poprAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

thserID, No red Western winter firm. IS Id No
red No4thcrn Duluth firm es Id No cs:foT G1m Is Is
3isdaGs 8d Corn--Spot. American mixed new nrhi %
4XG, do Old firm 80 sid futures quiet; July 3s 81
September 3s sid October, 80 5%d F9urmst LOUIS
Ssnncv winter dull ~ Hops at London tPaclhe CoasQ
Nominal Insecd oil 23s. Buttertnited states hnes'
nominal. do good 62s. Petroleum 6A4d feas-OHnaIlan
5s lid TallowPrme city firm 2ss Austraan h ia ond
i,d essv 42s: ordinary new. AS Gl. Beef-Extra
india mess steady COS prime mess steady Dos. Iork
t5i, r,ess dne Western firm 45s. IArdAmerican re
dned in pals steady 2s o. prime Western In ics sIeay
9es nj Wams-Short cut. II to 10 n STEADY, 4os "a
Cumberland cut y to 30 n dull 29s short RIB.
* 10 % h. easy POS Cd: long clear mddes light 80 70
q, ~ oasy 2os. long clear mddes heavy 80 to 40 TO-
steady 2s 6d short clear backs, IL to ~ To- steady
DIS ca: bellies, u to 10 H. easy rs Im
c,,ore 70 10 Il N easy 2is Cottonseed oi-Hun re-
slS August steady l5s Cd Turpentne-Sprts
afeodv 3ts ROSin-CommOn steady, as.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-02

CoTTON-News from Texas was decidedly buliish ms
,,o,nino II was reported that the had been seil
easy Injured by rains and high waters me cam
sss made that in the Valley alone fuy iOVVvo
beis OF prospective cotton had been removed from
hton 1.-THE Chronicles report also exer'sd O1 tIn
nevence Gables better than looked foI ana the
ret orsned steady advance Of 3ns points Gov
same Investment buying. The LEGAL traders haH arSuy
mn pretty well in view OF the ldc'
txchanEe Will be until Wednesday morn
@ leaving tie price OF cotton exposed to the lnuence
,ber developments regarding the damage 10 cotton
- tbe state OF Texas, while also subject 10 vaa5oS
a. - resent oondt ms other parts OF the cotton De
Hh p,ong Eossbllv OF producing sensational changes
" ,be English and other foreign cotton markets
therefore, traders aVoided gong nv
sibilities and the market was not 40 a3
ne .iS have been not for the holiday interval
a. - ~ bard There was, however. very falr volume
~ h,sness for a Saturday. Following the openlne G III
u ~ ,ied arm with a steady upward tendency Inc
arke. closed steady a net gain OF 70 ~ poIh's
Tho range OF contract prices in the local market 'y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-02
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New-YOrk. foot OF ChamDss-sIs
as fooS's and ave minutes earlier from West 20 81 -
M.-Vestlbgled Express dSily ior
Waverly Enira Buffalo. Bradford Jamestown Af''Fs
YuNao ! T. NJ ParlOr 10 Bunalo. ,,,..h.,,,on
NIX A. W-)aily except sundays 10 Binshamnt1a.
Osego Waverly Elmira and Delaware NSI.sy fpsrio.
Daily 10 port Jeryis and Monticello. Pullman FS''o-
Cars. r., r,au dauy SOFIA
,rsin Tor Chicago Arrives Cleveland 100 A. NJ Nea,
& p M sleepers Chicago. Cleveland ana |''''"''"
40 D. M-Bunalo and Cleveland YestlD11'sao EAps
da,lv Arrives at Buffalo 7 O5 A. NJ Braaioi' -
Ta1;sestoHn 90 A. NJ. Youngstown ~ a. pa GA
land " 80 r. NJ. sleepers to Bunalo apa N'e''
nix r. M-Day solid train for Blnznamton mas's "a
Fn,ira and Chicago. Sleepers 70 Buraio 'h1@s' "''~
Cincinnati. Dining car. ~.--c Avn prrrruAN Ac-
CoMMoDATONs at III 49, 2ol i9 ga s.' w ~ IasS-
way hsmIers and West 23d-si ferries Neg- YORK. SO
and SEQ Fulton St 9s Broadway BROOKLYN ~ fye.s.
aIotoLen and Jersey city Station. New-fgk Iiahsi~
GO calls for and checks baggage from hotels ana resi-
daroa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-02
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago July There not enough cattle offered
to-day 10 make Il market. \ few head Of medium grade
steers disposed u yesterdays ruling prices but
quotations almost altogether nominal. large sup
ply looked for Monday account Of the recent al
prices. Hogs In active demand and prices
ruled about &c higher. Light hogs sold 81 IaHx4
mixed lots at Sc 7OGS3 10 and heavy az 81 55gS4 Do
pigs brought 81 800 and culls 81 7OG SO 60 The
market f0r sheep and lambs mostly nominal. as
offerings were light. Sheep quoted NJ S2H<3 for
cs mn to s5GS5 % for choice focks yearings - 5a
Sc % clipped lambs 81 20 and spring lambs s4q$1 %
Receipts: cattle 100: hogs. 1900: sheep zoo ,
Cincinnati July Hogs active, 50 l5at3y 30 cattIe
steady 81 25GS5 ~. Sheep easy, 50 21as4 20 LAMBS
quiet 1886
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-02
NEW YORK, ONTARIO & WESTERN RY.

Trains leave foot W. 42d ST. follows do minutes
earlier from Franklin ST.;
.SS A. N.-Day Express for al stations q Osweyo
1 .JC Connections for Lakes Mohonk. Minne"AsAa
and Kiamesha. ParIor cars. 800.
a. Il = A. M-Mountan Express TO Elenyle Liberty
y I'D and intermediate stations. Lake Kiamesha ana
White Lake. Parlor .-,,-.,,.
4 .nn y. W. Saturdays only)-Statons 70 EIIenFins
i .UU Rockland Lake Kiamesha' and "hite Lane
- Up. M.-vestibule Limited Stations TO Ellen
x D ,iie Rockland Lakes Mohonk. Minnewaska,
Kamesha and White Lake. Psrior cars r c.,..o
n r. NJ Frankin ST. BAD r. MO 'nleaso
- daily stops at MiddetoTn Liberty 1. Mano x
ner Sleeper and Reclining Chair Car 0eas free through
70 Tnil5T s ASp pARIoR CAR SEATS AT 81 Broad
way n T. n. Y. Transfer Co. checks baggage
from residence 20 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-02
NEW YORK CENTRAL.
HARLEM DIVISION.

HARLEM DLtlstON
e.l2 A. N. and o.55 l.. NJ. Daily. except sunday "
Pittsileld Sundays only at $40 a. ~
Wagner Palace Cars all through trains
Trains Illuminated with Pinsch Light
Ticket Offices at ll3, z6i, Alb and Jig B.oadway
i2oh St and issth S. Stations New YoTk SSs and ~
Telephone '2T0o Thlrtv-eighth street Tor New YORK
Central Cab Service. Baggage checked from motel ~
residence by Westcott Express Company
GEORGE II. DANIELS. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-02
Lehigh Valley Railroad.

s,atons foot Of West 23rd COrtandt and Desorosses
S'"'''-' streets (Penna II Ferries
Time West 2rd street Other figures sundSy
only otaer rains daily: I sunaa}y ea'e'S''' 0su~
fsG55 ZOO A. NJ Local for EAsIUN,r.c
.s1J. esOS A. NJ. For BuFFALO, NIAG pa!n
Falls Ind est, and principal local p9iIts. Fafi0f
and Dining Cars Connects i9r Coal srsncIes.
"tttt5S 200 Noon BLACK DIAMOND
expsYSSs!" Haudsomest train 10 the world LIN
meeting with through seepers to Derot and Chicago
Dr,a 1ooPM For wdkK Ens B h1iSise;
st'3.33 4.0s P. NJ aud iint'ermedisls PoiI,;vv
1910, $40 p i. Local for MAUca e shsfdN
III ~ GSOPM. Local Express iOT hAe 10y
.5S5. x6.oS r NJ. For Buffalo ard points "es'.
Tbtnnrh Sleeping Cars 10 Chicago aud toronto - an.
.,55 800 p NJ. Express for BUtfALo aip
TOIJDT None but Sleeping Ca, psaengeTs esT lLr
.iO.l5 1910 Pm. ForITHACA, ROCHFslEh'
DUFFALO and West Sleeping CsTs 20 : hiesEo local.
SOUTH PA INFIELD and BOUND BhuO1ha a. ~ =. "o
daily except sunday .iO4o, l05OAM 30 ~ ''O'
lg) : .25 and $50 ?. NJ ,.,,o,. n, ia 2si 80
Si, sii and - HToSTewsS luton St Court ST., %
proad wsy and Brooklyn Annex station, Dryon ssg.s,
Y Transfer Co Will call for ana cne1s "~es~-
from hotel or residence through to Destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-02

In its weather report The chroniels states IS, that ssn
has been quite general dIrf f has been Very excessive
Considerable damage is claimed IN 2te, OF injury are
c,,on Exchange special Liverpool cabe-spot cotton
steady; salee 5000 bales: speculation 600 bsies ner
bales American, 1000 bales Tese' IA Fjfures opened
steady buyers at last nights prices Closed s5eany al
is e4d net "aysps s FS6FaaPy March $1e March
4rr si4I%b: April May 54s; May-June $iGo' icy icy
spcrobeS oct6Ser I5s octoberNovember sl4s' No
FLorR AND MAye little business 9s T GTma ass9% Of
rhed the flour market and except n ' nTket had but
I, fsure ali day spring patents. So 95qs lS VA IN
yer s,ras as e. iSgsS as extra 80 winter 81 eogss
extra 10 winter 50 GGs2 20 Grade sisaStS % Soy TO
sES cssa ., RYE csod rl 10 fancy 81 CORY
qs2f%dL Bun qqSted White scs
fine yell2% o3 Sror e9 sak s59si5 5o sacks arrive
81 ~ sl5 wash 20 lake and ril seeks spot $40 %
@ddinsi s5@ss iced SO 5 GiG s@ gogs sao'
wHEAT-In keeping thS Se np greatly assisted
frsign buying and reported liberal overnight aScST
anees PrG ei, ,op point In addition the demand
from foreign sources. there WI" nnp aceounts on the
tat wheat good property To- hold oyer s4e hI to-
Sey hnt any change between nov and next Meaes ".
I quite vsy So sr SfPe da vac las for
ana surprising local traders we0 saa n tG SIDE Deliver
bash here and about 100000 bush az Chcag Zoo 900
Sere5 maj the visible supply would increase IoVOvCV
bush for the week comparison with $1,000 At
srsaes iast year Worlds shipments were eNtlit'e1
s0o no, hush In export circles transactions OF eooua
% loads were reported at ell ports me Misssou
Win ia o4 900 bush year with 2oOoO bush pousnSa
M, Sr,ng wheat receipts amounted 70 va cars ana
scheded 10 shrink somewhat in the near future On In, t
o-t I,stress vas active with September ranging IRON
CO.. ,n seS = closing sO%c at O'Clock. No 2 RED
elosed siIc b afoat and SOC elevator No Nortns ,
and light country offerings were leading iactors dns
W., and aiso had a stimulating influence mere ourIhs
the daV although local deliveries amounted To- eeo1 9
2so 600 bush There export business OF 80 paa ,
ali Doy,s IJyerIooi corn closed HMhd higher and ocl
prcs Al the close 1sasc above lat hgurss Of de
nrin1s dev No corn closed 39&c elevator 80 &c ae
vered and 4Otsc a1oat: On the e9ro sePtsfa,eI
red from 3aEc I'D 20 1910 bid. closing 39%c bio az
ot,e '' :, a rs The market neglected but nomi
nay steady in sympathy with corn no oats eloseo
30Hc. No oats 3Oc: white 32p5Z77c 20 wii'e
5iHc track mixed $oa32c track white S2gS' %e.ten
g. Ia 30 0 western 6sG95te, both anoeti
otsts rye die o Eew-york CARROTS 'sAhbEf-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-02
,,vrRpooL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool July l. m-cotSnlrrspot limited nn me Hs
sales OF the day were 5000 bales. OF whiSn ivo meIe
90 srecuafion and export aud included oeo bales AHlt
lean Futures opened steady with moderate nsa na "a
Cad buyers July and August 10 cigs lIosa s-isrs
August and september 10 cd sellers. septemoe, s i
sslisr,' November snd Deceulber 1900 sAssfs' ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-02
NAVAL STORES.

Steadness prevailed to-day IN All departments OF naval
stores but transactions only fair News from ou
side sources indicated steady feeling Quotations fol-
TAR-Regulars 81. do OIL bbls. 81 Co
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-3sisG 30c. ,. - -
ROSIN-Common 10 good strained, 81 S2lt Isl 30; r.
81 ~; F. 81 80: 81 co. H. 81 s.; 81 TO- X, 81 so; NJ.
81 10; ~ SO As; w G, 50 co; W W, 81 So
STOCK ON HAND.
Spirits turpentne v
Tar i-'' D"'7'
Charleston, July 1.-Turpentine market firm at 3Go;
sales 20 casks. Rosin firm and unchanged -,
Savannah July Spirits turpentine firm at 36ho;
sales 422 bbs; receipts. LAST. Rosn firm and I'M
changed; sales. s33 bills receipts. 3,73s. 49,
Wilmington. July Spirits turpentine firm at 5op
351c receipts IA Resin quiet at 90Q9oc; re
ceiys 90 bbls Crude turpentine firm at 81 80. s24
81 10; receipts 42 bbls. Tar 81 30; receipts 90
bbs - -
London July Calcutta linseed spot 37s Ca linseed
oil GID.