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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-07
OTHER MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

Chicago. Sept 6CattIeRecepts. ZOO head. includ-
ing 1000 head Westerns 100 head Texans. Native
steers steady. Westerns and Texans Arm Butchers
stock steady. Natives best sale to-day, carload
at S. good prime So 50QS6; poor medium
81 605 40; selected feeders shade lower SAG
81 20 mixed stockers slow shade lower. $S4$3 81
81 59s4 SO; heifers. S3QS5 Gamers strong $29S2 IS
bulls, choice strong medium weak 81 50GS4 S. calves
steady $5QSI 40 TexansReceipts 100 head Texas fed
steers 81 254S5 Texas grass steers, So 25GS4 49, Texas
bulls. 81 50dS3 40 Hogs-Receipts to-day a. COO head
estimated tomorrow $4,000 head; left $500 head
Generally about SC lower top IS So mixed and butchers
80 O5S5 41 good 10 choice heavy s. 1O$5 421 rough
heavy 81 9o4$5 05; light S. 1895 so; bulk Of sales
80 15GIS5 35 SkeepRecepts 1900 head sheep steady
Lambs choice stronger others steady Good 20 choice
Wethers. So 50QsS 10 fair to choice mixed s. S5gSS s.
native lambs. 81 254S5 20; Western lambs, S9@S5 60
Cincinnati. Sept Clogs strong. "a 5OQS5 80 Cattle
steady. So 25QS5 so Sheep steady. Sass s. Lambs
steady, s3G$5 so.
East Buffalo, Sept. eeips-Cattle. 81 sheep
ana lambs cars; hogs IS cars. Shipments-Cette 90
cars; sheep lambs Ca+rlA e'ea'~
Calves choice extra 81 25Qs7 So choice SIG
% 20 Sheep and lambs unchanged; lambs choice 10
- % cCe$J On 600 70 25g$5 90; sneep - 20
gS4; good to choice. SO 49, common fancy. $20S3;
Ca2adas IS 1905 IS. HogsShade lower; heavy, 50 Goa
So O IS 4OGS5 roughs 81 1885 So 70
ass p; close steady.
East Liberty Sept 6Cattle steady extra So eoGS5 S.
prime light weights and good mediums IS 65d$5 20;
heavy hogs. So 55aS5 62 prime pigs IS 656S5 20;
Workers and thin pigs So 409s5 co. roughs
So o3IIS5 Sheer slow choice wethers 81 20S4 so;
mon, 81 509S2 So choice lambs IS 75gS6 common to
good, SO 50g$5 so; veal calves S7Q$7 so.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-07

MEIALS-The iron markets OF the country were IdS"e
foundry SOC lower asking rates while BessemeFF
81 per ton. Tin in London declined los and eased of
per deciiRei IS abroad but was dmer and sc higher
aSd gncS S2sie55 at 81 81 ana ~
lively The brokers price for lead was 81 37 and Tor
MoI.AssEs eND sYRUPs Trading rather slug
the old basis Of operations syTups we're quiet and
agsi common 1za1sc; fair I4aI9c; good 2oQ28c prime.
$4S96c syTuDs eom@o. 5d5Se i7ai5o; good
-y OCEAN FREiGaTs modeTa!s business was
pleed sail tonnage to-day. and good demand pre-
vessels scarce. Steamers were in steady demand for
S h endency uoations to 3eTpool We're 4d
o Ion sd asss ca dd AntMep sd sa HAMBURG G5 So
pfennigs Rotterdam, lie asked Amsterdam lie asked;
'o2h to SGs6o0 ao R and were
done away from change it dacut to get the
actual aeg J 5gt Sf hipment were sad to haHe
been 33c. and 1000 bbls October at the same
@ P 919t and G si seed oil firm Petfo
p Is S o. and rs 9s s. S s. S2
coTToNsEED oIs sTgae oo yu6 nSm sa prime prime
white $q$9c prime PsT bosS ssgse a nssta
raw 75c Western nseed quoted &c under city brands
prsysI9d in 5 the provision
ma Of T Sc at 70 the y Snd hea1nsss n
mission house selling was feature Of S9 6o lmP3ranGe
pared with IS 90 week and = 600 last chi
expected On Friday PoRK-ogs, Quoted: Mess
SI2GSI3 old and family, Sl9qSl5 10; snort cIe
Sl3 256S15 so. ..... BEEF-Quiet quoted; Mess SIG
50 30; family S1oqSll so; packet $lod$l extra inda
mess Sl6aSi7 BEEF IA 1sNonjnai; quoted e- at
7i1e $50 n Use; 100 ~ 77s974e pigs ~ Csc
CUT MEATS-Pckled bellies quiet Quoted: an'ot''ns
bellies lOAmllc 10 n. lod1oHe y ~ % l5 TO-
So GS7c Picked shoulders steady; quoted at Ct7Ioc'
picked dun quoted at logl9*c :T ,5 e1-
quoted al 6.eOc Refined lard easy. Quoted: SCUM
hound dui Cuoted City 6Q68sc; Western, 6Q61Ac -;
STEAPINE-Du. Quoted Oleo, 7Ac bid city lara
EiCE-Foeign grades Of the staple were IN far &c
yoand and Arm while the domestic grades snow Ht,ee
Strength and rule than steady, al unchaisSu
rices Quotations follow: Domestic, common 10 i2@ @
az 3iL fair good d5c; prime 10 choee % 9Es'
head 5%06skc; Patna, 4sq5%c; Japan 4S+4Oc' 'aNa'
64st g: Ransoon bond, 2@215c
ST-GAR-Denand refined sugar continues Ihtei
brisk and the ruled quiet but hTn at rue .t t
nrices Quotations follow Cut loaf and crpshea 49,
domestic n bbs only and mould 64oe su6es an9
xxx powdered, 630c powdered. coarse poWoeteG anu
fruit powdered 625c; Eagle confectionery grannIoteq'
n cartons and 10 bags Of me gran9iatedi
diamond 4 I5c; confectoners' a. 595c; Nee and
sac. No 4 575c; No 5, 570c No g. 5eoei No q 5ogS;
10 s zoe: No o. 530c Nos 10 and H. 52oc No y;
Doc. Nos 49, IA 10. 515c There were no speea!
NV features to trade. and me market
the basis OF lo-l6c TOT cenlIl-
si az test muscoyado and &C for moIasses su
Gables anticipated Beet sugar ruled
denand. at lis SAD Tor september ana
az d the future option
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-07
ErRopEAN pRopucF MARKEr.

Liverpool Sept 6.-Coslng-Beef, India
dull rs I'd; prime mess steady, Cos Sd Pork-Prime
mess. Western Arm. 72s Cd Lard-Anercan refined in
35s Cd. Hams-short cut IA 10 10. dull 45s Sd.
IS to % 10 firm. ass 3D. long clear mddes light 80 70
42s Cd long clear middles, heavy IS to 40
10 firm, 42s short clear backs 6 10 is 70. firm. Ais;
clear bellies Il 10 70 firm. AIS. Shoulders-SquaTe.
to ii ~ steady, Cd Cheese-AmerIcan finest
white frm sis; 90 eOIored, firm, 52s. Tallow-Prime
city dull. 24s 3D. Australian in London dull 2Js 3D.
Cottonseed oil-HuIl refined Nove4lber1APril strong
steady, Cd Hops at London CPacihc CoasO steedy,
f2 5s@f3 S. Lnseed OIL 34s Sd Butrer--Unted States
finest Gas; do good Sos Petroleum, ESD. Peas
Canadian, S. 1olsd wheat-spot dull; No red Western
winter. Is; No l Northern spring 6s Sgd No Cali
forn.a 6s 4dQ6s Sd Futures easy September 5s 11d
December. Gs Nd Corn-Spot quiet American mixed
As IRd November Is I'D; December As 17sd Flour
81 Louis fancy winter arm Is cd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-07
EXPORTS TO-DAY
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New-York. september 8

OoFFEE-Ths market for BrezH coffee futures was
quiet with prices 1--WE points lower the opening. after
which with trace moderately active. the market ruled
rs steady receiving active support from local shorts
Gnd small extent some in the Of European
de which the trading level Of the previous day
restored and gain established There sales
bags the opening call: 10 900 bags
had changed hands including the call transactions while
entire session the business reached 29d00 bags
with the market finally hr1 in tone and prices 10 10
higher as compared with the closing figures OF the
day he market 81 the afternoon having stened
late franc rally in Ravre In the open market
SPOT Brazilian coffee there feeling OF apathy and
quotations remained quite nominal on the basis Of SIC for
Nc : RIO, invoice lots with the market closing
tone Tomorrow, September :. will be a holiday in
Brazil Independence Day. ana the Sth viii also be
holiday the Nativity o. the Virgin MsryaHays observed
ss Church holiday and with Sunday following, there
will Be official reports OF receipts exchange
the Official cable reaches here TUESDAY morning The
Santos receiDTs for to-day Thursday
hays The rate OF exchange in Brazil about
advance being probably the holidays in sight The
information respecting Santos receipts advance
IN the exchange rate is by private cable.
Correction OF Yesterday:
Tor September $3.50 900 bags against 81 600 for
August !. increase Of T71.0O0 bags.
TIE range OF contract prices n the local market to-day
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-07

90 rs do 60 10 at IS IS Is Gull do As 70 at s4 "A
Seste sheep' lO3 NJ at S4 IL do, ITO ID, at So 90
M Collins: 20i Virginia lambs IS 10, at S6 25 134
AeRtueky DO 20 10 at S. 40; 10 Virginia culs SO 10
At go 90 Virginia sheep, Oh 10, at SO 2o-
p Harrington: 225 Buffalo lambs. 81 10. al So IS:
IVA DO 81 10 at IS 90; 126 State do 81 H. at IS rs Ia
Buffalo sheep, 140 10. at 81
Newton q Co.: 161 Tennessee Gull lambs, SO 70,
5 Judd & Co.: SO Pennsylvania lambs, 65 70. at
20 I255; 16 Pennsylvania sheep. 100 10. at SO 25.
j. II. Hume q Bro: IS lambs, 6S 10. at s. so;
80 do IS 10. at IS; 10 State sheep. 121 n, S4-
HOGS-Recepts q cars, 1892 head, including
cars for the market Weak and tribe lower for heavy
hogs; steady to firm for light weights aud Country
dressed steady
saess. Judd Co: 10 State pigs lO5 70 average.
Sc 100 10 hogs 327 ~ S. 90 yester
day. So Western rs n. at IS 30: 81 Pennsylvania
90 l25 ~ SO; IL do 1873 70. So IS, roughs.
2s6 10 at "a 80.
N. Collins: 100 Pennsylvania hogs 2T1 10, SIS 20
j H. Hume & Bro. QaIe yesterday: IS State hogs.
135 10 at IS 90 do 219 n SIS 40; roughs S15 10.
S Sanders il State hogs 100 70 at s. T5 rough 300
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-07
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Baltimore Sept Cotton nominal middling, 1Oc
mdding. 9-l6c: good ordinary. l5-16c; stock 500
bales.
Memphis, Sept 6.-Cotton firm; middling. lice low
middlng, 9%c good ordinary T16c; receipts l3 hales
Shipments. ]; sales, 400; stock. 1851
Galyess0n Sept 6-cotton firm middling llIl &C.
bales exports coastwise 753 sales, 49, stock 1874
Savannah. Sept. Cotton firm; middling. S44e re-
cepts, 1850 bales; sales. 400; stock % zee
St Louis Sept Cotton Ann; nddng enc; low
bales gross IS: Shipments, 466; stock zoos.
New-Orleaus Sept 6.-cotton hIm midd4ing, 8 1916
middling Lice: good ordinary. 5-16c; net re-
cepts bales gross. 1.09; exports Great Britain
1900; sales, 1000 stock 26O20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-07
Railroads.
LACKAWANNA RAIIROAD-
BALTIMORE z ONO r. r.

FOh THE WEST.
Leave NOIk. u
(NutehaL TeTminaD minutes carter
.pGIly. Except Sundays tSundayA
CHICAGO, = 80 a m Liberty street ~zIS). $50 p m
PIrTsBURG. .4.SO a. m liberty street ony1. . %
p m. 100 p m and II. IS night.
CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS. 1000 a m. 800 p N.
sl2- Is night
ROYAL Blue TRAINS.
WASHINGTON BALTIMORE tSOO. 'l0:O0 R.aerl.
-llSO a. m SDlnerl. flOO (DtneIl -lSO CDtner).
800 800 tRoya! Lim G exclusively Pullman Train;
'l2 IS night. NORFOLK. TOO ,. m
sc Wiz ii1tsch tash| 49,,
Sc. w. 10 Bowery N Y: $50 Fulton st.. Brooklyn;
whitehall Terminal and Liberty ST. Baggage checked
from hotel residence to destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-07
NEW YORK CENTRAL.

"a HARLEM DIVISION.
si< a. " and SS5 P. NJ Daily. except Sunday.
PIttshald; SUNDAYS only 3 20 A. NJ
Pullman Cars all through trains.
Trains Illuminated Pfntsch Light
Ticket of1ees az 113. PSI 1918 Broadway. y
Union So W. 27S Columbus Az. 1873 West I25th St.
10Th St and 1Ssth ST. Stations. New York. s3S T28
V-t1n -. and lO4 Broadway. E. D.. Brooklyn.
Telephone 900 Ssh Street. FOR New York Central Cab
service Baggage checked from hotel residence By
Westcott Express COMPANY
GEORGE n DANIELS. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-07

Ton son Exchange special Liverpool Spot
to- ar business doing sales 10000 bales: specula
end export, 1000 American 600: receipts 5000:
sS-e-s UPLAND 5-l6d; futures opened strong I06fd
gosss AZ Las p NJ. steady. SOS 70 l1ze4d higher,
u- ~ ~ gs1k-64 20 l51z6sd net higher Decern
No. S.vztzs: JsnusTy-Februhry 4.63i1b February
SUD; Aarch-April z.595zs: Apr-Msy2 4-5slzs;
S-O511bi September 6O8v; Serfember-1c-
os5 as; Octooer-N oVeulber 5I4zs: Sovember-De
move slcw.y S 49, ~ am '0'9
pys.-yy-h AND AEAI~-Densno checked BY the
'sson In grain sao prices favored buyers most Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-07
NAVAL STORES.

nh market for spirits ruled quiet fully
sIped prices on good Southern sdvices and liberal
circles RoEin however remains quiet
md unchanged Quotations follow:
TAR-Regulars 81 49, do OF bbls. 81.
sPIFs1Tg 'TTJRPENTINE-S8bsa S7c
ROsIN-CornInon good strained. 81 90; z, 81 70; F.
n H 81 So: I. 81 30; x, 81; n, 81 % n,
q 30: W c. 50 IS; " ". 81 80
STOCK on HAND.
erfrt bbls 80
Tar bblE "o1
CHARLESTON Sept s.-Turpentne. nothing doing Rosn
steady unchanged
savannah sept. G.--sprits turpentine firm. s4c.
CENTS lOs bbs: sales. 1.422 bills Rosn firm and
changed; receipts ss29 bills sales 2166 bbls.
Wilmington. Sept 6-spirl1s tnrDsnne. nothing doing
in irreguars market steady. sales at S3c for machine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-07
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. Sept 6-spring wheat No l hard, carloads
red offered at 75se; No | white 7l11c: mixed IAN 75c
Corn strong No yellow, 45c: No yellow 44%c No 2
S cor 44}4I No o sQrn 44e oats-S9 white 25Ae
2S1ac No mixed, 2Sc. Barley-Western mailing 47q
4ec asked. Rye-No on track, 5513c. Flour quiet.
steady. Canal freghts steady; wheat, 2ssc: corn 20
cats he; barley lac: 21sc haxseed. 2ac New
YORK: lumber. 81 70 ALBANY and 81 so 70 New-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-07

cOTTON-The cotton famine in Ifzernoo1 oo,+t~,As -
80 "a iInent n all speculative fever
ior As for the local market the rise since the move
u5t SCI n On TUESDAY morning has reached nearly 100
~ Almost efery nand were 70 be evidences OF the
cssTae situation IN which foreign spinners find them
s-.e &c me indications point TO another
sy- -I tne american cotton producer and dealer.
.ne market opened strong very active with
Ss-aot ~ POINTS and other months q 80 points
before midday several violent changes occurred,
ne nsrket easing Of Is points 1920 o'clock but
again hardening Sui wild scramble OF outside
sports 1or cover Europe and by far the
PaoAc bought large blocks Of October January
NyeFy Whereas Wall Street sold long heavily
-shec tne turning point this interest later be
e ons OF the markets enthusiastic supporters.
A o1 craze derived its source chiefly from remarkably
Eng Liverpool cables; the English market advanced
3zQI9z points On futures and SGD spot cotton.
Wiz private cables reporting nothing panic
among the foreign splnners
ton q the stocks L.verDool that
- cent q the cotton entirely unSuted
Re Reeds Manchester spinners while least 20 per
- not IN the market sellers. With large contracts
nesfoy delivery cloths staring them the face spin
.laeaate Shipment spot cotton were cab-ed 70 all
nlcsn ports. 5000 bales secured in Boston
IL representatives. Of New-England mills and similar
~ 49, were purchased IN the Southern ports Tor an
halch ocean freight had been provided. This
Osth would but temporarily tide the foreign
tatl4ItFs, however ana urgent offers at materially
glr prices made for large throughout
os.-h Nearly al markets officially reported decided
aes toLight Far from reaching in the late session,
S--ons Tor another bulge in Liverpool tomorrow on
laat Mondays Bureau would be bulsh beyond
~ uo-lnoITow- Trading active, with buying
- ~ ne leading bulls Of the forenoon. The crop ana
S.eteL news was generally favorable but was totally
EIist me trade giving attention exclusively 70 me
eisl situation abroad The market closed steady al
NJ advance q 90 % - points.
range q prices the local market to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-07
ices in the local market to-day

sp cotton closed quiet and steady with quotations
- y, q the basis Of l0Mc for nidcling upland ana
W. for mddlIng Cuff Sales - bales. southern
~ markets telegraphed folows NeW-SrleaIls
-, AZ lS-lGc; noble nominal a. 9%c &c up: SaYan-
e. hf &c Up, 9%c; Charleston firm al 8 7-lb0S1zc.
20 u 4 Up; Norfolk firm 81 eBc. &c up; Baltimore
A-nsl 81 loc. 4 up: Memphis hrTn. a. 7-lSc, &c
a. SIC -'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-07

made casks receipts 100 casks Rosin steady 81 1b9
receipts 7I2 bbls. Crude turpentine steady 81 100
bbls. ' ''"'' - w. te0eAP's' 4'-
London. Sept o-Turpentine-spi 2es 1o1sda27s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-07
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through JraIIs leave York. OF Chambers St.
follows minutes earlier " I'd ST
900 N. DaIIy-Soid TAIN for Buffalo. , n
BinghanJOn. WPVery. Elui-a and Bradford CoachSSz
paIoS car and Gaze dining 70 Buffalo.
S;15 a nA--D4lly. EXCEPT sundays. 70 BlnghamsoIs
OWego Wa srly ElTira and Delaware Valley points.
Daily Port Jer Is and Monticello Pullman Parlor Cars.
$50 D. m. DSily.-CHtcago Liuited-F'ast aafE-sofd
TO Chicago ATstvinS 10 Cleveland 80
Sespers Chicago CievR and Cincinnati.
$50 2. Dafly-Buffalo Cleveland ENpress-arr-
Bradford Youngs-
1927 Cleveland 70 so SlseDers Buffalo
and Cleveland. Care
DIS .. r. Daiy.-Sohd train TOR Blashamton Waver-
~ Enlira chicago Sleepers 20 Buffalo. Chicago. Cn>i
y
YTTCKETS. LOC-I TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN AC.-
y COMBINATIONS At md Rroa4-
Ess, 1857 Oh West t2Sth Chamosrs
ed York. SSS Ful-11
ST. Broadway. Brooklvn: I2e Rive Hoboken sra
Jersey CIV transfer calls for ana
cheeks haegacp destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-07
ststLsriosl position OF Brazilian coffee IS as follows:

ss receipts 1900 bags; cleared for United States
80 Dags cleared Tor Europe. 1900 bags stock 1872 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-07
= WHITE STAR LINE.

FRENCH LINE.
- coMPAGNIE GENERALE TRANSFORMATIONS
DIRECT LINE TO HAVRE-PARIs Q'rance)
Sailing every Thursday at 10 A NJ
Pier No. -. North River foot Morton St
La Bretagne Sept. lai I Aqutaine .... Oct
La Lorraine. Sept. la
La Gaseogne Sept; "a La Lorraine. Oct IS
10 HAvre sac so and upwards.
General Agency, 80 Broadway New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-07
e export movement follows 4:

AseeTts the ports interior points to-day
S1Eeo with tie day last week and year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-07

Foreign Coffee Markets. Santos-Coee market steady:
Ea average Santos 1900 receipts. 600 bags stock
1900 bags. HaDburg-Coffee market opened u Mfg
lower a 2So Il pig lower; sales 1900 bags
Hsvre-onee market opened steady \ franc lower al
= n advanced : franc; September UNCHANGED
others franc lower; al $50 NJ franc higher total
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-07

f9a fs as NJ Fsd so ID No
No white, 24c: No 8 white 2%9245kc; good feeding
barley 391c fair to choice mailing, 46G4sc; No
pork per Dbl $40 sSa$i6 90 lara per 100 H. s. g. ia
snort boxes So 'OS o TO- clear ss
!goSed), s. 65a$7 %. Whisky. basis Of high
Exchange to-day the butter market was arm creameries
1ShQ2Ac; dairies 14q1Sc Cheese steady at l0 Q1l17c
Eggs firm; fresh, 14d15c.
Cincinnati Sept, e.-Flour quiet Wheat firm; No 2
red T5c. Corn quiet; No 2 mixed, 425943c Oats dull;
No mixed 2215c Rye easier; No mixed. 80 4ac-
Duluth. Sept e:-Cose: Wheat. No "A hard cash
IIae September IItac; December T7@eS 7Soat North
Oats, 22922Ac. 70 s5ao -
Milwaukee. Sept. e--wheat lower. NeT1s 8;Srehern
Barley firm: No 2. 5lc sample. 4145oc.
Minneapolis. Sept 6.-Cose: Wheat. September 72&c
December. 7s% 914c; track. No hard, she: No
Northern, T2Ac; No Northern, 72Ac Flour and bran
unchanged.
phadelgnia Sept s;,7o 9wHsat &c lower CONTRACT
mixed n; sns = Nc Oats dun and
mixed. Pan g25c. Butter hrm: fancy Western cream
pc do prints. 23c EGGS firm. good demand fresh
Southern. 15c Cheese dull; New-York. full creams
fancy small 1O2c do fair to choice. S1sqlOc Receipts
Flour. $500 bbls; 1.260ooo in sacks wheat 26 600
1000 bush; corn. 1000; oats. $4,000.
St. Louis, Sept. 6--Closng: wheat-No 2 red cash
o se go Sad rs Is so0 csR epe g
Der. 3Slkc; October 36Bo December S21s q33c; year.
S2%e oatsoNo cash Pc Segtsmnber' 5sc; December
Toledo. Sept. 6.-wheat lower; spot Sep
tember 751hc; October. 761ac; December. 7sse Corn
September &c: December. 23%c Rye dull and lower
No 2 cash Size
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-07

Receipts of interior points in thousands
last three cphers 00O omitted bbls grain bush
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-08-17
Es1neralda Items.

George Mills of Carson was in town
talking about the weather, the
the mines (he and Jim Yer
ington have located a starch mine little
nor nor'east of Shirt Tail canyon), the
war and incidentally little policts.
There are three carloads of ore from
the South Klondike at the Candelaria
depot awaiting shipment to Selby's. This
ore must I've Of high grade to bear the
cost of hauling Is miles to the railroad
and then shipping nearly 500 miles by
rail.
The C. & C. r. R. reports its earnings
the last fiscal year to have been $l53, .l(
expense $l29, 256; net earnings, $24,4 In
the preceding year the earnings were
$l5O179; expenses, $l44,4O4, net earnings
A5,775. The rolling stock in 1899 was
valued at l5,O5O; in 1900 at 1884, $50. This
report is made to the California State
Board of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Bull
letin.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-08-17

Clerk DaWley yesterday examined into
the sanity of Mr.. ], c. Wilson and de-
clared him insane The old gentleman
realizes his condition and is anxious to
go to Reno. Sheriff Campbell will take
him to the asylum tonight. - Indepen-
dent.
If you want your bycicle repaired in a
work manlike manner ami a Dyke that
will meet every requireis call at
Meder's Cyclery opposite the Arlington.
Several of the boys tried sagehen
hunting on the 18th. but up to the
present date it cannot be verified that
any of the boys landed with the goods,
as none have materialized at this
Office.
The Executive board of Agricultural
District No. l, had a meeting Yesterday
They propose to have some tir>t-class
races here this fall.
Two men were badly injured near ElkC
Wednesday, by being thrown from
horses. In each case the horse fell ant
threw the rider and killed the animal.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-08-17
The Bird Show

This evening Prof, Montagues train
ed birds will perform at the Opera
House for the Carson public. The
birds themselves are beauties and the
fact that they are trained to number
Of difficult acts and tricks make them
an object of great interest. They
have received complimentary notices
from many sources. and the following
from the Santa Rosa Democrat is one
of the many:
"a surprised and delighted audience
was present at Armory Hall last even
ing. The performance of Professor
Montague's beautiful Australian Cock
atoos was a revelation and such a
novelty everyone present applauded
delightedly the various tricks and CON-
ical antics of these highly trained
beauties-it is safe to predict crowd
ed hall this evening as the performance
is town talk
The fact that the admission is only
Is cents for adults and Is cents for
children should bring out big house.
Saturday a matinee will be given at
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-08-17
Ice for Carson

People who imagine that there is 60
ing to be an ice famine in this city this
summer need not worry. Doc Benton
has secured the agency of the Floris-
ton Ice Company for Carson this SUM
mer and will be able to deliver ice a
foot thick if necessary at the old rates
to all consumers. The ice comes from
he company's ponds on the Truckee,
and is as clear as crystal and as hard
as granite.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-08-17

In the bullion tax suit of Lincoln
county, the case was decided in favor of
the county on Friday.
PASTURE-First class pasture, with
no barb wire fences, can be had at the
Thorne ranch. Enquire at the prem
ses
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-08-17

The Thaxter Drug Store has received
and has on display fine line of vases,
pictures, fancy calendars, celluloid toilet
sets, perfumes --latest odors), porcelain
fancyware, glove and handkerchief boxes
etc. They sell cheaper than any house in
Nevada. The public is cordially invited
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-08-17
The Sierra Nevada Case.

In the case of the Sierra Nevada VS..
the Charles Mining Co. this morning,
Joseph X. Ryan and Sam Curtis testified
to the effect that the disputed ground was
on the Comstock lode. This closed the
testimony for the plaintiff.
This afternoon Thomas Mack, the Day
ton surveyor was on the stand to ex-
plain maps he had made for the defense.
Report.