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The Bemidji pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami County, Minn.) 1896-1917, 1900-07-19

The above shows the division Of Betran county
missioner districts made by the board last week. In dis
trct No shown above two reservation townships belong
Cass county speaks louder than words and shows that for
population and better fair division of the
county could not be made The organized towns the
tricts lis follows:s aza
Dist. mol. Bemidji, FROM, Northern. Turtle River.
Dist No2 Turtle Lake. Port Hope Nebh, Haga Black Duck,
Summit aud Langor,
Dist No 8 Jones' Grant Valley, hammers Eekles Buzzle Lib
s=s erty and Maple Ridge
Dist MOI Iasca. Bear Creek Moose Poppe Copey Shevn
Dist Eddy Hoist Dudley Pine Lake Leon Sinclair Winsor
The Bemidji pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami County, Minn.) 1896-1917, 1900-07-19
THE NOME NEWS.

Andy Clavin has received copy
OF newspaper published in
Nome, Alaska, and ii is an object Of
much interest to the boys around
town. The News Is over a year old,
and II promises to become daily
soon. Obituary notices are we'll
mixed with less startling news. The
few legals and ads would certainly
not make the paper paying one, bnt
the subscription price of s12 per year
ought to help some. Here are few
locals to reveal conditions of pioneer
life in Nome:
DIR. EVerly is q woman surgeon, the
first to begin the practice Of medicine
In Nome.
Mrs. Roberts, who tends the we'll
on the lagoon, accidently shot her.
self through the arm Wednesday with
revolver.
Fred Kotch, has the distinction OF
being the first man in Nome to cnlti-
vate garden truck. On his lot he now
has growing vigorously lettuce, rad
ishes and the like. 4
A. %. Warner, o famous Washing
ton State lawyer and politician and
author OF seThe People vs.. the Cold
bugs has begun practicing his pro-
fession mere.
Where was last night? Why,over
ut the Last Chance.
Mr.. Blank says the ground averag-
es 40 cents o pan ct Oregon Greek just
below Mountain Gulch.
Frank Lnthener, young man who
arrived in Nome about ten days ago,
was shot and killed Wednesday, iii
The Crotto saloon by B. Kinright.
Kinright Is said to be a dope 1end az
and II is claimed that his mind was
nnbalaneed.
AS q result OF shooting affray ov-
ler a townlot Monday evening Hank
Lucas and 4. ,. Lyme are dead.
No man in Nome should carry Q
gun, or be permitted to do so. The
action OF the coroner's jury Id de-
nonncing this pernieions habit was
!, timely. Take the guns away from all
!, irresponsible people and idiots in
Nome and the remainder Of the pop-
ulation, perhaps, might be trusted to
use firearms with discretion.
The Bemidji pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami County, Minn.) 1896-1917, 1900-07-19
a $3.50 Book Given Away

YTYo the person who secures club Of five yearly
subscribers TO the PIONEER. j.. Our regular gar
& price is $1.25 per year. I you will secure tive
names, sending us Five Dollars, we will send you,
free Of COST a handsome book
The Bemidji pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami County, Minn.) 1896-1917, 1900-07-19

II drawings from all the countries included in
- the works The book is large, Wel-bound and
borhood you can secure a prize that will well
repay your trouble We have only a limited num-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-07-16
TaoDoRo GUERRERo

aosl su deshonra envolveria 10 mia i....
Pero mol Ella habra sacado salvo su vir-
tud, sean cualesquiera los rigoros que ell desth-
NO ie haya hecho sufrir... Quisiers dar alas
al tempo para que me llevara ahora mismo a
hotel de Paris.
Pasaron las horas, y al sonar dies campana-
aas On el reloj de Ia Puerta del Sol Armando'
oue va estaba en- traje de calle, sali6, endere-
sando sus pasos Ia fonda citada.
AL poner el pie en- 81 portal, su corazon latiA
con fuersa, no porque tuviera miedo al encuen-
tro con Mr.. Warrior, sino por el torcedor de q
duda acerca de las relaciones que podian unik
a yankee con su pIimera mujer.
En- la escalera pregunt6 q un camarero:
LEI seiior Henry Warrior
En- 81 ndmero 20. IDesea usted verle' o.
ballerof
ST.
--Espere usted On 81 salon. Voy kpasarle
aviGo.
--Dele usted esa tarjeta.
Armando entr6 en- la sala dc recibo, mar
cando en- 81 ros:ro la emoci6n de que estabapc-
seido.
Sc aIz6 la colgadura dc terciopelo, y apare-
cid Henry Warrior, sin que su isonomia reve-
lara la menor agitacion nadie hubiera sospe-
chado que la tarjeta de Armando habia produ-
eido en- su ser una alteraci6n que supo dominar
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-07-16
sAL1DAs DE oABoTAJn.

Para Arecibo gol "Deseada" con Ia
carga siguiente: Planas ROjo y comp
500 SIS arroz y % Targa y co l q y l
tdo teJidos l fdo camisas NJ Roman y
co | d arados l atdo maderos Scrs
de Vicente y co SIS garbanzos 8 BIS
papas Gonzalez y Alfonso 8 SIS ehicha
ros P Serrano 8 q mercancias Comp
Oorercial Egozcue Palau 100 8 ia
bon M Lomba y co 6 &y2 bis cerVe
zs. 4 4 jab6n 10 SIS gaTbanzos 2 SIS Chi
charos 9 d quesos / fdo tapones 10 d
chocolate IL jamones 1 q manteca 8
gins alcaparras / bI carne 4 tambores
pescada Scrs de L Villamil y co l d
Cigarrillos 25I3 bacalao Luila Hrmno
y co 2 d aqua mineral.
Para Fajardo gol ''Providencia' con
la siguiente carga: Ramon Almazan
II d jab6n 2 q medicinas A Lynn .
hiios de Perez Morris l pqte li5ros Pa
lacios co rollos alambre puas Scrs
de A Mayol y CO l d quincalla 70
los suela l fdo marroquies Comp 20
mercial Egozcue y Palau IL SIS harlna
4 sTs garbauzos tdo aceite almendras
| 20 jamones 2 d mana 10 BIS aceitunas
| 2 gins alcaparras 2 balas papel 2 SIS
habichuelas 6 d quesos l cIy liz man
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-07-16
Vapores que SO esperan

Ing "Solent'-En los primeros diaa
del actual mes dc Julio tocar4 en- es
te puerto 81 SO reu1en pOr 10 men0s
ve;nte pasajerOs. Saldra de este pusr
to para ChembOurg 6 southampton y
tomara pasajeros hasta paris.
Amer. "Mae"-El dia IA del actual
aaldra de este puerto directamente pA
ra el de New York.
ESP "Pio IX"-Sali6 el 27 del mes
pr6ximo paSado de Barcelona con des
tino a este puerto y los de Mayagiies,
Ponce, Habana y Venezuela.
Esp "Telesfora" sl dia "a
del corriente de Liverpool con destinO
a este puerto.
ESP "Beronguer el Grands"-Sali6
ell 80 del mes proximo pasado do Bar
oel6na con ssOalas en- Valencia, Mala
ga Cadiz Despues de teIminar sus
operaciones en- este puerto seguirA pa
"a Mayagues, Ponce, Sto Domingo,
Santiago de Cuba y Habana.
ubano Julia" Del 10 al 20 del
ctual tomara puerto procedente do
Habana escalas intermedias.
Fran 'FVille de Marseille'-Del Is
al IL del corrients tomar& puerto pro
cadeutc de Puerto Plata y escalas y
saIdra para St Thomas y Europa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-07-16
sALIDAs DE TRAvRsIA

Para New York vap amer "Mae"
despachado por Latimer y Fernandez
con Ia siguiente carga: ..Sus consignata
rios S34 SIS azdcar con l6,408 Id j
Marcos BayonS d tabaco elaborado
Piza Hrmns 214 cueros surtidOs con
1879 fb Fritze Lundt y co so bocoyes
y 5,26S SIS azdcar con ], ,421,o19 libras
Santisteban Ohavarri y co $40 SIS id
con 89,94O fb Isidro A Sanchez 1927
i'd id con 376,5l5 I'd Paul Noble 20
bultos varios efectos r L Holmes y
co 6 tubos Caldas y co 8 BIS sebO res
West Indies Express co 81 cafe con
100 fb 4 bultos varios efectos The
Cuban and Pan American Express co !
& varios efectOs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-07-16
OPARAo1oNHs soBRn Ell MUH11n

Por Fernandez Gauran y co:
aLa Ligs de Detallistas 15 CTS nan
tequilla "Asturiana".
aFrancisco q Alfonso y CO 5 id id id.
Por NJ Lomba y co:
q Francisco Alfonso y coy Liga de
Detallistas 8 cIs Quesos patagras.
Por Oaldas y co:
Al Oohoa y Hrmno y A Vicente y
co 81 CT de 50l2 Its melocotones.
POr ISidro A Sanchez:
AN Lombs y CO 20 cIs galletas.
Por TroncOso Hrmns y co:
a aFrancisco AlcnsO y CO 10 cIs Ger
veza.
Esp "Isla de Pauay" -Ha salldo del
puerto de Oadis con dcstino & este el
dia 10 del presente mes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-07-16
HNTRADAs DE CABoTAJH

De vieques bal Carmen" en- lastre.
De Humacao bal Gala Blanca" en-
lastre.
De Fajardo gol 'Encarnaci6n" en-
lastre.
De Arroyo gol "Guillermito" con la
carga siguiente: s s Klein 2 BIS lata y
bronco viejo tubo cobTe Scrs de vi
cente y CO 2 Its pimenton Fernandez
Gauran y co 5 BIS papas Piza Hrmno
l OF tejidos y calzado West Indies Ex
press / cI etectos Muntaner y co l bI
ron Sobrinos de Armas 6 bIs clavos
Barcel6 y CO 8 cIs qussos bola Durlack
" Springer 1 Ct revolvers Oerecedo
Hrmns y co l q salchichones Andres
Crosas 1 OF piano A la orden 49 bits
muebles.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-07-16

teca l cfite grampas IL q chocolate B
& ' IL It's galletas 1 81 oebollas | 81
aios 10 sIs arroz d salchichones l b
6 sIs harina 8 & pastas La PIP vino 2
d jab6n 8 d gas 81 cafe l pqte clavos
especias 6 It's mantequilla / q clgarri
llos Sobrino de Izquierdo ; co % bIs
harina maiz Pieras y co nidos bau
les jose M Blanco l cajita medica
mentos Miillenhoff y Korber d y l
pute hiIo coser Scrs de Vicente y CO
5 SIS habichuelas 8 d salchichones 4 3
quesos 8 d peras 8 d galletas 10 ents
aceitunas d mana l 81 garbanzos Q
fds ' 20 pqts papel R Fabian y co 6
d y 1 tdo tejidos Piza Hrmns l to
iidos l fde calzado J Martinez l d
calzado y alpargatas Scrs de Perez
Hrmns 4 d patatas l bI salmon l d vi
no Herrero Ortega y co "a b choco
late bI azadas Scrs 6e Orcasitas y
co / d VI pqte tejidos Finlay Bro
theirs Scrs l d cobre y papel fieltro vi
liar v co 60 sIs harina 13 SIS arroz 20
aids hierro galvanizado 5I3 manteca .
bis tocino Scrs de L Villamil y co 1913
bacalao y pescadae1 bI arenques Oh
vas co 2 d bOlas y almendras.
Para los puertos que resenamos gol
sDichosa" cen la carga siguiente:
Aguadilla.-Barcel6 y co l d aceite
Fritse Lundt y co l d cerveza Sobrl
nos de PortiIla l d tornillos M Lem
ba v 60 3 d manteca 2 SIS garbanzos l
q Guesos 10 jamOnes Luihs Hrnns
col q ouesos d aqua mineral l d
tocineta 1 d varios etectos la PIP vino
CastriIl6n y Ochoa Is BIS harina maiz
M Roman co l arado l pqte relas pa
"a id Sobrinos de Armas l pqte gomas
Comp Oomercial Egozcue y Palau zoo
bs oemento Scrs do Orcasitas y co 3
& y Q fds tejidos y 1 cana Gonzalez
Alvarez co l d generos de punto
Fernandez Gauran y co 20 DIS marina
maiz IT silva y co 30 bIa cemeato
Mayagiiez-Luila Hrmns yco 2 q
petit pofs 100 cnts papas Fernandez
Gauran Y co 30 d pasta 16 3 pasas
d triquitraques Scrs de Vicente co
2 d sardinas 25 SIS arroz 5O & pasta L
81 aios 3 gins semillas tabacO ) L Sll
va ' CO l cajita efectos personales M
LoLnba Y co 10 bIs cerveza 10 SIS harl
ma mais 9 SIS garbanzos Rivera y co
% $40 maiz Jose de Calv6 80 So mai5
Barcel6 Y co 80 cnts aceitunas san MI
guel Hrmns 100 pacas tabaco en- rama
Cagtrill6n y Ochoa 6 d puntas IL SIS
maiz 81 garbanzos l paca tabaco 90
brino de I2quierdo y co 100 & Jabon'
DESPACHADOS
MinTunA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-07-16
opHRAo1oNEs DE BUoUHs EN- PUERTO
NingunA

TRAvESIA
San lose Mallorca y Barcelona
Salvador Sullivan descargando
I'll FIla M Wiley descargando
fannie L;npitt descargando
William r Donnes descargando
A h;ai | Ahbot cargando
Alfonso XIII cargando
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-07-16
MOvIMIHNTo MARITIME
nMTRADAs DE TRAvHsIA

De Habana y sscalas vap esp "Alfon
so XIII" & Sobrinos de Ezquiaga con
carga de transito.
De Aguadilla barcantina americana
"Abiel Abbott a Planas Rojo y. co en-
lastre.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-07-16

CABOTAjN
.s@
Ivo Bosch pendiente
Rapido Arroyo y Ponce
Porto RicO pendiente
Vasco .cargandO
Oarmelita Aguadilla Mayaguez
Des Hermanos Fajardo
Maria Artau Vieques
Carmen Vieques
Ala Blanca Humacao Y Naguabo
Encarnaci6n pendiente
Guillermito Arroyo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-07-21

3 SO No winter 81 eoG$s: extra No winter g 7Oa
- 4I-pg Quoted: Fair to good 81 i5ss 90 choice
Kiln dres So z5 - % CoRNMEAL-Frn. Quoted
Quoted; Fine white and yellow 81: coarse s8l
bran ss,ot to arrive 200 n sI6asI6 So coarse winter
bran SIT 5Oas1s: hominv ebon sIEs17 69 f ee
CRAZE 'lse nd ell cake $27 so; corn oil cake 500
opening when lower caS had an 'I e l' on Ts me al e
and closeS s IN strong position pretty much all day
cernber snort izterssts little foreign buying OF De
ticuIarly al afternoon On the whole was
up for any lack or demand and kept the bear in
ustareas meas position ell day number OF cir
re At 9rst ii matter buIIish crop estimates
1 later war from the side began
No., a9e the most important advance after
coaso,s in "a lower than the night before thus
z PnssIs to ne Paris news and explaining partly
same influence coupled with rIm6Ts OF less favorable
weather abroad associated with The Paris advance
80 % % points Berlin closed mark higher. Antwerp a
first bull inasnH S - points oTer 4GoVt ne
eHt DOWN from 100000 $4,000 Before
Chance hs pun sentiment Inspired by this news haa
Old story a56at se bn. rom scsa, wAeTe s M
peeeq received fresh polish. and again
Influences served carry things along fairly
crop expert from Ainnsapos thai 10 per cent Of
sbeI- - a. ~ o-ln L5@H "a wouta zee en- m.
anoe Of 60 per cent Wi be Doughed Hard wheat in
the other hand The Modern MlleTe' report winter
wheat was very bearish. l. said being
cured IN good condition yield fully above
pectatlons Illinois southwest. The
shipments million bushels larger than last Week
The visible supply OF 2S44 0to bush
compared with $3.50 900 bush Northwest re-
eipts amounted 70 Do against AL cars last year
exporters took IS loads all ports Quotations OF cash
wheat I D adOat basis, follows; No ! haTd
Duluth s65sc No red, s4sC. all 10 arrive No North
ern New-Iork, 50 prompt COFSN-The bear eie-
eut found that spite of considerable depressing news
Il could make but little Roadway with the corn market
ucu the Of many shorts to cover sales made
the previous day. The only period Of weak
ness right around the when prices fell or
&c in response unsatisfactory cables and heavy rains
throughout the principal The recovery from
these aided by strength N English
closing sad higher. There disappont-
the export business which amounted Il loads
all ports Argen inc shipments about twice as
large last The visible supply OF that country
ago No closed 454sc elevator, 461sc delivered
and 46izc b afoat. .OATS-There was a very
small trade in considerable hrmness OF under
IN sympathy with other markets No oats closed
az DC; No 3. 27'zc No white, Doc: No 3 white. DC
No > white clips SOizc...... RYE-Market hrner: No
Western. Sic. Q b No . Western SIC, o b
afoat-.----. BARLEy-Market dull; feeding. 4sc, c
! Z New-York; mailing. 49e55c, I E New-York-
''Bradsrreets'' exports and -four from both
for the week aggregated 3029 ISL bush against
. 500 80 bush and 3 4os ora bush in 1899
July wheat exports s,S7S,
$50 159 bush against I 022 06s
last 8 666 294 year. From July 20 date
this we're 11,slS52l bush, against
1231717T last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-07-21
OTHER MARKET-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago, July 20-Cattle-Recsipts 1900 head Native
higher Best sale today s. 35 Natives
Good TO prime s5S5 IS poor medium 81 40dS5
selected feeders 81 4OS4 mixed 50 25S3 90
cows $685. so heifers. s36s5; S26S2 50; bulls
SSgs4 65 calves, - 5OS5 % Texans-Receiprs. 1855
head best on sale to-day carload average az 90 Texas
bulls steacy 81 5OgS3 70 Hogs-Receipts to-day, 900
head tomorrow (estimated). 10000: left 45O0
Average prices shade higher; s. 2Tia; mixed and
butchers S3GS5 p good 10 choice heavy s. i0ds0 -
rough heavy 81 9Og$5 light s. o5gs5 27s bulk sales
at s. 1895 20 Sheep-Receipts 5000 Sheep steady
70 strong for best lambs 25c lower good = choice weh
sneep $SGs4 25 Texas sheep S34S4; native lambs sag
So 70; Western lambs S5GS5 so
Cincinnati. July 2O-I0gs stronger 81 1885 Cattle
easy. sass % Sheep quill lower Sc 359s4 Is. Lambs
dull. lower S4GS6 Is
East Liberty, July 2O-Cattie steady: extra So zoo
higher; mediums Workers. s. sea
IS 45; heavy IS 35S5 40: Yo-ksrs
IS 30QS5 40 s. 50G$4 70 Sheep Shoice
wethers 81 50rs4 so Sl6S2 50; choice lambs
s. 50GS6; common good So 5lQSJ %; veal calves
East Buffalo July 2o.-Receipts OF sale and through
cattle sheep and hogs during the twenyour hours ended
to-day follows: Cattle, So cars, sheep
and lambs. Is hogs 81 ShipnenEs-EatIle so
sheep and lambs. 10 hogs Il Catie in
days figures Calves in fair supply InOdera1e
lower Sheep and lambs denoralizsd c0nd-
with 10 loads sale. loads Of which held
Lambs 25c lower and SIC lower Spring
lambs. choice s. T5S6 good choice IS 50G
IS IS; fair 81 5OG$5 % and sheep
close dull. Hogs-Trade active desirable kinds
SC higher; heavy SIS 3B9S5 40; s. 4O9
IS Workers.. So Az IS 80; roUghs 81 65Gs4
stays, 50 5o9s4 The close full strong.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-07-21
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT

New-FOrk, July 20 1900
N-f-------4--g orders call
= re --== exchange this morning market had
g a-s-F STEADY opening at . decline OF I0l2O points
tFs-= being some disposition lfcuidate long accounts
r---s- 1-ss4-scactlcn WIKI the the cable
increase apparent n amount OF coffee
-s-s -1 a. Hc and Santos the first OF con
-ercz --z- has been noted for
1Ert were prompt &c resssert their claims the
---=-E-- mad only been delayed little
r--e speculative interest developed,
l-ls=1 European demand which heretofore has
something q sustaining
-7--LE- II -zc- there selling reported for
1-rz.-E account Following opening
variations II prices were narrow with The UndeFrone
.1-E- sentiment inclined Closed
% I5G20 points. Total futures So $50
Buyers sellers apart in their views as
value = spot Brazilian supplies business gen
crazy ---g IRE On The somewhat nominal basis q 80
RIO invoice l.
bags intending -l02OGO bags Brazilian
E-- -.--=o0o respectively. last week
TIE q prices today
= ----Hs-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-07-21

ssss ne Som M@R s . tPs LH4o9 Go @ cattle o
sc6warzschiid sasbsrFer and "a quarters for
swift a CO. the Hlndoo 200 cattle for Hull W A
beef tssmasd for MOTIFS making the total shipments
10 sheep SIS quarters Of beef ali to ports q
sheep S'''n Win the exception OF - cattle and 10
saiesMePherson Co: II Ohio steers 1894 n aver
IiS5 % at s. 90 10 co. 1905 10 at 81 10 IS Kentucky
no n. at sa S. Do go b al at s. 90 ~ -
4 s han Sen Chicago steers !2e4 ~ at s. So
20 be- es c at c B az fs n ' s. o.
SOL n S. 05 20 do ll42 70. 81 10 20 DO O06 70
S. 30 Do i2 8n8 d at s co. do = % at aG 81 % "
SANDER is Illinois steers 1896 10 at 50 90 Is DO
n az g IS s. 3 do Gg 59s at ): s. 70 90 so ~
50 30; 40: ee5 y, at g.
I s6@a: 6 4 2s55' - 3 ! s So
h '9 at 50 Is ao Al So i r. a, s. % 3D. - -
T0en shs3nqp bulls s5l 2 ., at So 10; -s2 COWS
81 % 90 SIS n at at Sis o. SIS n. a. 81
$40 n at tbs ss 40 s45 10 ou. at 81 20
Andrew mullen 3 bulls 74s n, 50 70; cows SOS
zsHs 81 eu,s : esq D. a. a g 10 81 g. as
cALTEsGRsseipts q head making with the IA
stale calves es on sai' an al fa-5 vSais sold at
fully sustained prices al others were dull ana %ea ana
So i per 100 n tops 90 tail ends "a secs %
per NJ country drsSsS oesS' a.. Ia N average al
Sc 3 per 100 3 da i54 n at So i45 n at
> J. III H G Hume ne Bro: Is vea 1853 n Sc II 99 12a
n at IS So 8 do 100 70 a. s. . DO 100 10 az 20
Jellne. Wright 8 Co.: 80 Veals - - a
do. 237 70 SO 50; Is hutterul.lks 10 70 az . "
SHEEP AND IAAMBS-Receipts were j cars. o LOO
head including slaughrereTs ana 80 Ior me
market making with stale stock 50 cars on So
y we farI sray lambs opened 15a25c on good TO
choice and as compared with early sales InQtsa4s'
dunn lambs selling in some cases 'F'S l-- -.
market closed heavy with Il cars Gnsold
prime sheen sold 50 loo u cuI4s al .
at 81 1919 culls - Dressed mutton SLOW AT 90
sue per n dressed lambs sGllc, with extra prime
SaIe-s Tudd & Co: 1876 Virginia lambs % ID
average at So 37la rer 70; l33 DO % 70 al 20 %
2sI do 81 10 al Sc 90 26s do 60 10 at 50 20; "A ~ IN
ttlrEv sheen iO n az 81 70, % DO, 1+ ~. az - %
West Virginia do Is 70. at S4 do. lO5 10 az - q
do 10 n So; So Kentucky bucks, 80 10 at - %
yesterday. 293 Virginia lambs 81 2 al 50 e-,.
Mcpherson & Co; III Virginia lambs - ID AT 90
276 West Virginia s. n Sc. 2S3 DO % 10 az 80
Kentucky a n. IS go IA do. So n at 50 e
30 so 70 s. 10 200 do, g ~ at 50 so I4' ono
NJ Collins 23s Virginia lambs SO 10 q; 249 do.
Sc n AZ So 25 West Virginia do 81 n, az So u
264 Ohio DO 10 a IS CO. 40 Kentucky do, 90 70 al
sheep 100 n 81 70. 90 do. 80 10
81 So 3s do 1O1 70, al 81 so "A Kentucky bucks 10
10 at IS %.
- n al 70; 24s SO 3Tl7; PSI West Viz
sc Sc; 2ss Kentucky cus - n, ar 81 p;
IA Virginia sheep, 81 n. 81 10 70. So %
Tobin Shannon: 107 Kentucky lambs 81 70. So 121
55 Kenucky sheep (culs). "a 70. at 50 Is.
Harrington & Co: 240 Kentucky ambs, II 70. at
J. H. Wilkerzon: 237 Kentucky lambs. 20 -. Sc As
HOCSS-Receipts 10 1883 head. all for
saughterers- None for live weights. Nominaly
weak Country dressed in light demand and steady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-07-21
NAVAL STORES

mere was an easier undsrtone the market FOR spirits
-te-ltlne to-day but not Quotablv lower
tosln however was shade GrJner tone WITH some
quote. 49, -'- ~--'-- w e
TAR-Regulars. 81 s5. do oil 5oIz -
StlttltS TCRPENTINE-4 = 74T1sc
=, onm9n @ good. strained 81 CO. z 81 20. F.
q ~ g 81 50. II. 81 80 I 81 x s. 90 N g 40 \
s. 20. " c. 50 s.; " ". So 10
Rosin bbs - =, -
tu-ra,+,a 81 IL
oS ----------------- I'm
WHnirg1or y C, July 2o-spirits rurpentsre n8tang
doing Rostn Arm 81 - and 81 o C-l4e .ilrr4nff-s
hFIn. = 20 and 50 20. Arm. 81 ~
"a aEnah, Ga, July 21-Spirfts rurreuti1e 49,
ttoslI firm unchanged
harleston. : c. July 20-Turpentine market 71uni-
AaI' quotations. omitted RCs3n firm. unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-07-21

Earns-short cut "a 70 16 n steady AIS Sd Bacon
cut y . 30 y, steady, 39s Sd rla
~ % = 70 steady AIS; long clear middles light
% 70 sady 45s long clear. -ndes. heavy. 50 -
s-aas - o1 snort clear ID l. n
ga clear bellies II 70 l6 70. steady. Shoulder
Sq1aFe, = 70 - ID steady SIS Sd Cheese-Americar
nhesS "nte and coiored dull as Sd TaLow-Prine city
str4Iy IS Australian, IN London 26s
seed oil-HuI refined August stsa1v a2s "a Trr1er-
u21sIspirlts STEADY 3+s Rosin-Cou11on steady Is
t97Sq RODS 81 London-PaciaC Coast steady g i5sa
- los Lnseea oil 36s 3d. Butter-Fnest United states
g-ss 60 good t,s Petroleum. SD PsaS-Canadian. s.
"a. Wheat-Spct dull. No Ncr+re-7 sDrnr a. 80 y
California IS 2-zdqss sid; futures quiet July nou7l
naI september es I'd Deceube- 6s 14sd Cor1-Spot
new quiet Oh steady American mixed new 1esz a.
oi 81 IN futures quiet September ia November
Is lad F-oIr-St. Louis fancy winter dun. s.