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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-05-03

GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New ork May Z. lFt'
at an Gay Total sales reached but 400 bags Fucua
tlons Clio not exceed points, and values time
showed more than 10 points departure the final fig
tres OF yesterday
with prices unchanged points higher, the partial
advance being founded encouraging European market
ard smaller receipts looked Brazilian
ports The rise melted however under local
selling scarcity Of together with
at the close in the Havre market The close here was
quiet st unchanged prices The worlds visible supply
for May is expected show slight where
between 10000 100 GEO bags. The monthly figures
from Rio and Santos special Rio
shipped 10000 bags Europe 127 the United States
and 1900 bags other countries Santos shipped l24e 900
bags 10 Europe and Rio az 600 bags to the United States
Victoria reported sending 10000 bags United States
The Brazilian irregular
and entirely nominal. with No Rio quoted at Use
The prices in the local market to-day
Is follows:
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changed; cash. prime old. 81 IS; prime new So DC
tober. SIS bid: No 2. 81 3oGs4 So Oil-No change
SOUTHERN corrox MARKETS.

Galveston May 2-Cctton quiet; midding 0 1Gc' low
mddng good ordinary 11-Ioc- Receipts. -
bales. stock. Is. $50 bales
Norfolk May cotton steady; mddng ese: t1 10y,
mdding 3-f6c: good ordinary. sSc. Receipts, o.
bales exports coastwise 1855 bales: stock. - @ nabs
New Orleans May cotton quiet; miduhh IS5:o.'1,
1873 bales sales 900 bales: stock i73 500 bales -,
Savannah, Cotton quiet middling. q t-l"c:
mIddIing. 16c: good ordinary Net o.
27I bales: gross 20 bales: exports the Continent ~
bales coastwise 2i3 bales stock. bales 90 ,o
Memphis. May Cotton quiet; mdding s4sc; ~
middling 91kc: good ordinary. SIC. Net receipts,
bales gross ca bales: shipments $50 bales sales -
bales stock - O91 bales. az. lou
augusta. May Cotton quiet middlins az az t,1es.
middling. 9asc Receipts. bales; shipments. lo' u
sales. $40 bales; stock. II. 146 bales. -, ,s
Houston May Cotton dull; mddng @sc 10" h M
ding. ordinary sSSc- Receipts IIo ""'''
shipments. 72S bales: stock. 21.561 bales o.. lou,
Louis May Cotton quiet ml1dling vs., 80, ~"
middling, 91-l6c; good ordinary lille Net rect ,L
Is bales; gross. 312 bales shipments. 9sl oass' S
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THE BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

May 1.-THE American Wool ana NO'''H ~
porter will Of the wool
THE wool market is dull and in buyers iaVo
few manufacturer have been seen m t.e IN m,
during the week Manufacturer in IL ,7 -,
ready buy and will not he hurried IneS ritb
purchase a pound wool beyond current necesSHs
so uncertainties n the situation nciuuiHs
possibility London sales opening at anotner
cline. the uncertainty . the character OF the a.
weights condition of the re'au
cancellations. oon
THE In Boston amounted 70 fiou'V
pounds domestic. $4,000 pounds foreign naklng
total Of 1871 900 against total Of 22o0oO0 tor M
previous week a of 6.To0COo for the COTE,
spending year. The sales since January
pounds. against '369H''oo p'uh4'
for the coIresnnndng time last Year
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LIVERPOOL. coTroN MARKET.

Liverpool. May asPotmi1GiTIiHa5ed far air.
32d good mIddling 1924: middlng ; II i2d low
mldd.ne . II 32d; good ordinary SD; ordinary,
: 32d day $1,000 bales OF which
speculation and export and incU6ed p; 700
American Receipts 1900 bales including l22uo AMER
can Futures opened and closed quiet at the decnt
American mddng | C.. MAY. = 81 Gid sellers; NAV ana
June , Is tid5 19G4d sellers June and July ~ 90
buyers; July and August IL $50 ltd value
and September , 5-6td buyers. september ana
october buyers: October and November 80 Ga
81 sellers; and December 81 6id sellers
December January. - Sad sellers: January ana
February 2764 buyers; February and March, 70 6G
/ cd huYers
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spot cotton quiet with quotations unchanged
middling uplands and 10 Lice for
nidSljng ;ulf Sal 100 bales. Southern
mark teegraphed follows: New Orleans quiet
al glzc Mobile nominal 3 5-18c. Savannah quiet
1916. Charleston quiet at 56c. lice on Whining
Norfolk steady 99sc, Baltimore
ttal at 9ssc, Memphis quiet csc 1l6c OFF Augusta
quie, csc. Louis quiet at 9%sc The export move
follows:
To- sy -...-..-......-.-- 6,446
So this week -......... 5.263
So far this season 045, 595 671,536 p 425
According Hester, the amount brought into sight
a. ring Apr bales, against $4,000 last
35s 81. 49, 1897 The total in sight
September given SECS $50 bales against
10 year 10e35. III in 1895 S246 229
1897 Southern consumption was ll0s 1913 bales against
Gil year 1898 and S1J.346 IN 1897
Receipts ports and interior points day. com
pared wit day last week and last
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RAILROADS.
.ENNSYLVANIA


X =
STATIONS foo, of WEST TWENTY THIRD STREE,
AND DEsBRossEs AND cOT:TL4NDT STREETS.
ca1.in"dt str.e1S IL i've minute. a.sr ,saa
ssa se. ss'. for
Yo AsT 70 Pttt5u ssepnE Car Ps ra'''
Chicago. No caches 20 Pistsb g..
&c o FAST aSf ffS.tsa
on csf9 Fo5 ca p csshd To a csSs
& A. % d hGT5ss s s! 5o s LOUIS
For Nashville (via Cincinnati and LOUISVILLE Indian
81! r w. WE WEsTEI HSD ExPREss-For Chicago 70,
75S p " e so Sr1qT1skx E7,raEssror Pits.
burg |kron Cleveland. Cincinnati Louisviie indian
PAcIFIc ExpREssEos g,;s.Sqr ~, a..
r. " Ma1 ir &N lsf' R%p fTesR Butte.
burg and Oar pon, we %s, & .leo s' Sunday
Xxx yWstsHIXGToy AND THE SOUTH
oDnTs sD Gar 1G.5 s.., caE I'D
Ess,onsI Lin ali Pa@ior I',a,as Cars, /, q Is
1o5a spia a5s car car, n
~ Dining Carr. ass Dining Can. as , m. I2io
so BIT. ss RAILwAY-Expres- BIS. AS p m. iaio
NORFOLK I AND WESTERN RAILwAY.-FOr Memphis,
Atlantic COAST I7SEI r p9 SIS a m AMI as
csEsAPEAKE & OHIO RA1LwAY.-7ss a m week
FOR OLD Po1NT COMFORT and xoRFoLK--T.ss. n
'! RI !s6l s,7tsis :sd r. 20 % ss:
estbuled Trains PafIor Cars and Standard
r-Fff. HAf-12-5S y vssk-6svs
p,L',s on New York and Long r~a7~n Fsaiiroaf -1a
eWoSst Twentv-thrd Street Staticul. SIS n u ~,
- ana AK r. N. Sundays 92S ?. m 4 - p n
,,rnrom Desbr1sseS CortlsnEt Strsetsl. 300
"a FOR PHTItDEIPHi8.
bsnToSseS and CCrtlandt Street, tZDi. Foo.
80 q (a55 Penna. Lirnts'l' 10 10 fDssoros.es
Cortanft 1055 Dining
esrl lex 2. m 10 CDashroSsss and Cortland
Streets. 2 2o> cs5 z ~ ass 2a - Dining Car.
~ 'Irnin@ carr : Dining carr I95. S-53 y
y m: II 10 night SUNDAYS. g TO- % IS ~ a5
nitedl - 10 55 Dining Ca-) Y 50 i % tDn-
hE ar 32h 355 q Dining Can. 435 IDniag Carr
80, tuning Carr 75S SIS OK II 10 7iznt
rxe o.ces Nos AL 9i5 119f i25i IL and 2sl Broad
way Astor House: West Twenty-third Street Station:
hd stations foot Desbrossss and Co-tandt Streets:
Court Street sen Fulton Street. "a Broadway and
pennsylvania Station. Brooklyn. Station. jersey
City The New Transfer Company will call .or
ana check baggage from hotels and residences through
70 destination.
Telephone
j. b. HUTCHINSON T. p WOOD.
General Manager. General Pass'- Agent
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new YORK CENTRAL,


Il A NJ and $50 Z NJ Daily. sunday Pitts
field. Sundays only at $50 a VI.
Pullman Cars all through trains
Trains Illuminated with Pintsch Light
Ticket offices III. 2j1. 415 and I216 Broadway IS
Union So W 10 Columbus Ave. 81 West I23th
125th 81. and 13Sh 81. Stations. York T25
Fulton St and lO4 Broadway. +. D. Brooklyn
Telephone 900 2Sth Street FOR New
Service. Baggage checked residence
WestCott Express Company.
GEORGE II. DANIELS. General Passenger Agent.
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Visible supply
g. 49, 600

COTTON-The market started out with fair show OF
strength, but later events
proved he days business was done ana
made during the frst hour
The a a whole unsatisfactory affair
limited mainly to professional opera
lions while the course OF VS!ueS
was dominated almost entirely by a prominent all
Street had control or less TOT sew
ks past in hand was TOO near
positive advantage ana
efforts improve posi-
ton The opening steady at advance OF 10 D
points latter Liverpool cables that yes
terday's events in market had foreshadowed
Rad crop parts of the belt. together with
FURRY Of buying Wall Street account soon placed
10 points above last nights closing
fust bout WI market closed Monday FOR
the Of day narrow TO call
forth comment a business about at a
standstI public appeared TO Inducements on
eid displayed intense
interest IN ali bearing the crop he
CENTS were no larger smaller than looked for The
weather generally fine, with the fore
Dointng change during the next thirty-si
hours al least Early the day 1000 May notices
were issued a Greek house, but were
taken by Philadelphia and other shipping in
terests monthly OF Hester received
other Information or a
the Liverpool cables
was sales cotton in the market
sad to have improved prospects for Man
chester trade wit India concession of l32d by
sellers The local closed quiet and steady at
net advance OF TO points.
The range contract prices in the local market to-day
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NAVAL STORES.

The market generally steady unchanged prices.
Southern advices were favorable. Quotations follow
TAR-Regulars. 81 90: do OIL bbls, SO 80.
SPIRITS TURPEN~INE-5Oi2 @51c.
ROSIN-CommOn to good strained 81 90; e 8
81 20: G 81 10; II. 81 so; ]. So %; NJ 50 a.. \
So %; " G, 81 70, " W. So 90. -
STOCK on HAND.
Spirits turpentne. bhe. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 5s5
Tar. bbls 2.41G
Charleston. May 2.-Turpentine steady at 46c.
Resin quiet sales. 100 bbls: b. c. D. 81 20 f, 81 81:
81 80; G. 81 40 r. 81 20: 81 %: X, 81 CO. NJ. 81
y, 50; w c. 50 % W w. So 40
Savannah; May 2-sprts trrpentine firm at 47Hc; re
ceipts. 1893 bbs; sales. 1.16a:
and unchanged receipts 2i3l bbls; 448 exports
Wilmington May 2.-sprits turpentine steady un
changed receipts. 43 casks Itosn firm. unchanged
oeipts 80 Crude turpenne quiet and 81 80:
receipts "a bbls. Tar firm 81 30: receipts. bbls
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BALTIMORE & OHIO r. r,

FOR THE WEST
South Ferry (WhiIehau Te-rninaD. Aaa
foot of Liberty street
DAILY. Except sunday ,Sundayk
CHICAGO. 's3c g. m. u-herty street onIy).
and .l2 10 night
PITTsBURG .4so a. m. Liberty stree. only, as
u. m. IL. 10 night. 80
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE. 500. 1000 Dtnss,.
oil 80 (Dtner) tl0O p. CDiner). SO (frs.,.
$3.50 C.Roya LAmised exclusively Pullman Train
night. NORFOLK. TOO .. m. -
Illuminated Pfntsch Light
Offices: llS I72 25l 434 1884 Broadway IS Irn,,, IA
w. l2T Bowery. " Y; 800 Fulton ST. Brooslyn. Wss.
hall Terminal and Liberty Baggage ckecxss s-on.
hotel or residence destination -
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COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS

New-York May . 1900
| BEANS AND PEAs-No noticeable Improvement in the
| demand domestic but medium are
selling a little better and very scarce and
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ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains New York foot OF Cnarnner, 9,
and minutes earlier W
900 u m Daiy.-Bunao Express-arr Buffalo a
For Binghamton. wavery. Elrnira nd Bradford SoId
train. Coaches and parlor Buffalo.
$50 Daily.-ChcaEo
train Chicas arriving 70 Cleveland -
7.3O p m Daily-Bunalo and Cleveland Expression
Buyalo 1O5 Bradford 30 700 and Your r.
1927 Cleveland L. sleepers to Bgrsls
and Cleveland. Cafe car
91S D m. Daily-Solid train for Bnxha-uton v,v.,,,
Einira Chicago. Sleepers to Buffalo Chicago cncinna
Dining
FVuCkEIs, LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN Ac-
COMNODATIONS at Ill, liz. 26I. and e5T Broad-
i56 East i2oth St. and 2Is West I25th Chambers
ST.. Broadway. Brooklyn: I22 ST. Hoboksa and
Jersey City Station Transfer Co caIs Tor Al
checks baggage TO destination.
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STEAMBOATS,.
ALBANY EVENING 11EyEo
Steamers ADIRONDACK DEAN RICHMOND leay.
Pier go North River. Canal Street NJ daily
Sundays excepted making direct
North, East and West
CSATSKILL, HUDSON AND COXSACKIE
BOATS every weekday p N. from foot
of Christopher ST. connecting with b. & A r.. r.
A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Trtbun.
"A a their Uptown Office No. l. 242 broadway
"a door o o'clock o. m Advertise
the following branch regular
Office until O'Clock p viz; 25+
22d 81; l52 dthave cor 18th st Macys. 8th-aye.
Gnd l@2 Columbus West
42d 9th 90 East l4th- West
42d between eth and s,h l59 East 47th-s s3S
3d-ave, between 10th and nth Lee ave near
6ISt-st. I70s lst-ave, S9th-st: CSC 80 ave
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of Hon. Abner

- G. Thomas. a Surrogate Of the County Of New York
NOTICE is hereby given 20 all having
F Bates, late of Of New
York deceased the with
their place OF business
215 West End avenue in the Borough OF Manhattan
OF New York. before LIST day OF
October Dated New York. the 22d day OF March
1900. c. FRANCIS BATES. JAMES F. WALSH Ad-
minlstrstors.
SACKET"T. BACON e MQUAID. Attorneys ad-
of Manhattan, New
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RAILROADS..
CEHiCA VALLEY,

tPenns H. r. fcrTics)
sT'ne West 23i Street hures COrand Dcsb-o
Daily sunday vsunay leaves ts5rn Other
daily SUNDAY leaves NJ. Sunday Is
Y sunday leaves 6l3F.s. SUndov irsy es SIS N.
t.8.JS, J 30 a. N. Local FOR EAS1ON
'3.J5. eS.1GA. For BUFFAIO. NIAGARA FALLS and
West and principal local points aror and Dnins Cars Con
nee CCal PrsHch-st
t'II.J5 1900 Noon. "eCACk DIAMOND tx
PRESS" Hantomes train "a TIE world Limited 70 seating
capacity DIc uGao - ting with through
10 Detroit aad Chicago. Dining seryice a carte,
ABA. i.00r. ~ Fer VIII s - ~ iscRAN!oS.
v5.fO. vs.. 2OPN Local for MAUCH CHUNK.
'5.5J, I6.fOPa chicago Nestibule Limited For MAG
FALLS points Through Sleeping caso
Toronto.
.s.3J SEQ Expos ton Express for BUFFALO
TORONTO
.S.55 600 IN. For ITHACA, ROCHESTER,. BUFFALO
and West SlerpnS cars 10 Chicago
SO PLAlNF'ELD and HorNp BEo9K ;oc,ls, daily except
Tickets aud Pullman eommodations at US 81. ~ rs ~ and
1854 Broadway . mon 24h Columbus n
30 Fulton st Court St = Bdwy and Annex Station Brooklyn;
Y. Transfer viii
ees.deres through 10 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-05-03

Rio-Coffee market steady; Rio. ss975 exchange.
sssd receipts cleared for Europe 1000 bags
stock. 81 600 bags.
The statistical position coffee is follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-05-03
Gurroqate's Notires.

IN PURSUANCE of an order OF Hon Jane,
NJ. varnum; Surrogate Of the County Of New York.
against Franklin r. Barnes late Of the County OF New
the with vouchers
subscribers their place OF ransacttng business
No Street Borough Of Manhattan the City Of
New York before 10th day Of May next Dated
New York. 10Th day Of November. 1890 EMMA
LOUISA HOOPER. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN BARNES
Administrators WEEKES BROTHERS. Attys for Ad-
No. IS Wall Street Borough of Manhattan.
n Yor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-05-03
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo May 2-Sprins wheat Offerings fair: No 1
Northern. T2t1C; No Northern. 70&c: | hard car
lots Toe. Winter wheat offerings Corn closed strong
No 2 yellow 45c; No yellow 44Ac; No 2 corn 43&c:
asked tracks. Oats firm; No white. 29i d20 nc:
No 3 white 2sl4c; No mixed 26Ac. Rye. No 1 spot.
&c. Flour steady. unchanged.
Chicago May 1.-The leading futures ranged follows:
Wheat. No. 2: opening. Highest. Lowest. Closing.
May -65 Is 6t657A 65Is 65 y d65% 65ss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-05-03
Iester

Foreign mar6ets-Santos- Coffee market quiet;
good Santos. $500: receipts 900 bags stock
80 Hamburg-Corfee market opened = pig
higher: 230 4ge pig net higher; sales IS 900
opened unchanged TO = franc
higher. Il m. unchanged. far months
l. p !. franc higher at BIO
p m. !. franc lower; total sales. 1900 bags.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-05-03
\ PURSUANCE of an order of Hon. Abner G

= Thomas a Surrogate OF County Of New-York,
Notice hereby all persons having claims
the County OF NewYork deceased. to
present the subscriber
place of ransactng business at the Office of James
cheIl * E7kus, Pine
York or before the 18th day OF September
Dated New-York. the 21st day OF March. 1900
JULIA a. GROH, Executrx.
JAMES. sCHELL & ELKUS. Attorney for Executrfx
o. Manhattan. New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-05-03

L l.
~ Hon. T. Fitzgerald Surrogate the
Of New notice to all per
sons having claim. against Lincoln late OF the
County New York Borough of Manhattan deceased
present the with vouchers thereof the
scriber at place trlnsacting Office
Of Logan. Demond Hardy. No. - William Street.
the City OF New York. Borough OF Manhattan
before day of September
Dated York. the LIST March. 1000.
SOLOMON EMANUEL.
Adm. with will annexed
LOGAN DEMOND HARDY.
Attorneys Administering, q William Street Manhat
Borough. New York City.
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
ADSER C. THOMAS. a Surrogate of the County Of
York,
Notice is hereby given to all persons having claims
against Alice c. W. Lloyd; late OF the County Of New
York the with
the subscriber at his place OF transacns business
the office OF Henry w. Goodrich,
wal Street The City OF New York. or before
sixth day OF August next
Dated Jew York the first day OF February, 1900.
DAVID LLOYD.
HENRY ". GOODRICH Administrators.
for Administrator.
30 Wall St. New York. ". T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-05-03

IN PURSUANCE of an order or Hon. Abner
c. Thomas, a Surrogate of the County o York
NOTICE hereby given to all persons having claims
Morre late Of the County Of New York
ased 10 with vouchers thereof
the subscriber. my place business
Pine Manhattan Borough, City
York on or before I'd day OF August
Dated New York. the day OF February. 1900.
ROBERT L. MORREIL. Executor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-05-03

ABNER c. THOMAS; Surrogate OF the County Of
New notice hereby given all having
Andrew OlssOn late OF the County OF
Il the with vouchers
subscriber place Of business
AT the office OF F. B wightman No 22S Broadway. n
he Manhattan City Of New York,
fore the sixth day OF August
Dated New York the LIST day Of February, 1900.
ANNA OLSON,
Executrix. etc
F r. wIGHTMAN. ESQ.
for Executrix
n Y.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-07-13
democratic convention and loaded up
tie ticket to insure Bryan's defeat"
CAN'T CARRY NEBRASKA.

Nebraska is just as certain to go
against Bryan as the day follows night, {"
said G. E. Gibson of Omaha. ''Steven-
son is load. We should have had a
hard fight at best. Now we have no
show on earth."
1T is no use for us to waste any time
trying to keep California out of the Nc
Kinley column now," said w. H. Hud-
son of Los Angeles. "The ticket nonl-
mated to-day is certain to go down in
defeat not only in our state but in all
over the west"
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-07-13

the country has adjusted itself to condi-
tions which have forced silver from all
recognized position as monetary metal.
It is necessarily at great sacrifice of in
dividual preference, as we'll as of selfish
business interest, that the Globe is fore
ed to assume this attitude toward the
DEGREES and the candidates Of the nation
al convention of its party. But there
does not appear to be any other course
left open to responsible public journal
whose chief mission lies in the promulga-
ton and sustainment of the political and
economic philosophy, which first found
expression in our public life, through the
founder of the American Democracy.
Its advice and warning were repudiated
in Kansas City, as in Chicago. Let those
who claim the credit of having forced the
party to the reassertion of the free silver
fallacy, also assume the responsibility.
The Globe declines participation in
either"
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-07-13
HOW THE FARMER GAINED.

Never in American history was the
situation of the American farmer as dis
tressing as when the republican part,
met in convention in June, 1896. Busi
ness confidence was gone, labor was
idle, capital retired, farm values shrunker
and the sheriff with his foreclosed mort.
gage sales the only active man in rural
communities. That convention, plant.
ing itself squarely upon the side Of ma.
tlonal honor and business integrity,
nominated a man whose whole life work
was summedlup in his trenchant declara.
ton, "OpenlAmerican mills to American
workmen. With Mr.. Bryan's nomina.
ton the issue was squarely joined, and
presented to the American farmer fol
settlement, one candidate offering a de.
based currency, cheap dollar;sthe othe,
standing for sound money, protection tc
American industries, and full employ.
ment for labor at American wages.
The vote of the great farming states .o
the west elected Mckinley, and the sta.
tistics already presented prove that rural
prosperity followed. The best showing
of the change in the condition of the
American farmer, between the first nomi
nation of Mr.. Mckinley and his renomi.
nation, is simple statement of the prices
ruling for farm staples at each date. l,
is an argument against the abandonment,
of republican policies which cannot be
met. The following table shows the
current market price of different staple
crops on June l, 1896 and June l, 1900
according to Chicago market prices.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-07-13
sherinf's Sale.

Under and by virtue of q special execution,
iesued out Of and under the seal of the District
Court in and for the county of Pembina, sfate Of
North Dakota. upon q judgment entered and
dOcketed In said court on the 10th day of August
1899 In an action wherein Peder Soil was plain
tiff and Gudbjorn Aasen was defendant, in favor
OF said plaintiff and against said defendant for
the sum Of two hundred and forty three and
twenty hundtedths dollars. which said execution
was delivered to me as sheriff Of Pemb:na coun-
~, North Dakota, on the 9Th day of June 1907
have this 9th day Of June 1900. levied upon I'll
the right, title and interest of said deft ndant In
and to the following described premises in Penn
bina county, North Dakota, to-wit: The south
one half Of the northwest quarter of section Elk
and the north one-half of the southwest quarter
OF section six, township one hundred and sixty
north OF range nfty-eix west
Notice 10 hereby given. that I, the undersigned
sheriff as Aforesaid, will sell the above described
real property 70 the highest bidder for cash, at
public auction, at the front door Of the court
house, in the city of Pembina. county Of Penn
bina, state Of North Dakota, on the 3Oth day of
July A. d. 1900 st 10 O'Clock Q. m. Ut that day as
commanded By said execution, to eatisfy tie
said judsmsnt and execution with accrued and
Accruing costs and interest thereon.
Dated this eth day of June. 1900.
FRED J. FARROw.
Sheriff Of Penbina County. North Dakota.
BY B. +. WALTIRs. Deputy. 1913