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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1900-06-07

mat was the amendment declaring
that nothing in the act should be con-
Strued TO apply to trades unions or
labor organizations. The bill amends
the sherman antitrust law so as to
declare that every contract or combi-
nation, in the form of trust or con-
splracy, in restraint of commerce
among the states or with foreign ma
tons Illegal, and every party to such
contract or combination guilty of
crime and punishable by a fine of not
less than $500, nor more than $4,000
and by Imprisonment for not less
than six months, nor more than two
years. 1t provides that any person
injured by a violation of the provi-
sions of the law may recover three
fold damages. The definition of per
son" and persons" in the present
law is enlarged so as to include
agents. officers or attorneys of cor
porations. For purposes of COM
merce It declares illegal all corpora
| lions or associations formed or carry
| ing on interstate commerce.: and for
| bids them the use of the United States
| circuit and department courts for the
! IT.. of causes under it, and author
| ICES any person, firm, corporation or
| association to begin and prosecute
! proceedings under it.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1900-06-07

India, died at Kodai Kanai, in that
country, May %. He was 81 years old
and for thirty-nine years had been
connected with the Arcot mission. He
was an authority on India and its
people.
The Chicago police say that a man
under arrest in Leipsic, Germany, on
the charge of stealing $4,000 worth of
diamonds, is Charles Woodward,
alias Williams, who has been absent
from Chicago for 10 years. 1t is al
legged that he stole 100000 worth of
property.
At Denver, while Professor H. A.
Howe was waiting in the observatory
at the university for the sun to rise
and the eclipse to begin, he made one
OF the most important observations Of
the year-the rediscovery of the planet
Eros, which was first discovered in
Berlin, two years ago.
William D. Mahon, leader Of St.
| Louis street-railway strikers, is in
New York. He has tried to induce
Brooklyn trolley men to engage in a
| sympathetic strike, alleging that
Brooklyn Rapid-Transit officials sent
men to take ST. Louis strikers places
The local leader of street-railway men
is opposed to a strike.
Charges are made that American ex-
hibitors at the Paris exposition are
! blackmailed by employees of the
! United States. 1t is said that Director
General Peck may be forced to resign
Mr.. Peck is said to be at odds with
other members of the commission. The
social success of Mrs. Potter Palmer
is said to intensity the feeling.
The United States Confederation
Veterans reelected their officers by ac-
clamation at Louisville and adopted
q resolution fraternal to the north
In the same city the Association OF
Sons of Confederate Veterans refused
to lay on the table a motion that only
the confederate flag be carried in theil
parade and the discussion went over
unfinished.
Yesterday at noon Sheriff Taylor, o.
Grand county, and Samuel Jenkins, {
cattle owner, were shot and killed by
outlaws on Hill Creek, Utah. Cover
nor Wells upon receipt of information
Of the double killing telegraphed or
ders for a posse of 10 mounted men tt
start from ThompsOns for the scene O.
the trouble. The posse started in pur
suit of the outlaws.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1900-06-07
BOER-BRITlSH WAR.

The beers captured AZ of Bradant's
meE.
Roberts took possession Of Johannes
burg. The mines are uninjured.
The beers in northern Natal show
signs of active opposition to General
Butler.
General Butler, the British COM
mander in Natal, reports the beers
much discouraged.
1t is reported that the war office
has asked Lord Roberts if he can land
10000 troops in England before Oct. 1.
Kruger is said to have called on the
Transyaalers to notify him whether
they wish to fight on or to beg for
peace.
The annexation of the Orange Free
State will be followed by similar ac-
ton towards the south African Re
public.
The Cape Town report that Fischer
cabled Kruger to surrender on the
best terms he could get was denied by
Fischer.
The beers thought they had Mafek-
ing at their mercy when the relieving
forces penned them in and compelled
surrender.
Lord Salisbury in speech at conser-
vative association said no shred of in
dependence will be left to the con-
quered republics.
General Prettyman, the military
Of
proclamation formally annexing the
Orange Free State.
Lord Salisbury announces the gov
ernment's policy toward the south
African Republic. He declares that
not a vestige of independence will re-
main.
The London Times says the collapse
OF organized bOer resistance is COM
plete, and it makes light of guerrilla
warfare, as the beers would not desert
their farms.
The British war office has no formal
news of Pretoria's occupation. The
beers appear to have retreated in good
order and their evacuation of their
capital is not indicative of present
surrender.
johannesburg admitted British
troops. Kruger fed from Pretoria,
leaving committee of safety with
full powers and terms of the city's sur
render were being discussed. Kru-
gers plans are unknown. He may re-
constitute the seat Of government at
Lydenburg and try to prolong the
struggle, or he may take a steamer
from Delagoa bay for Europe. The
present Whereabouts of President
Steyn is unknown. The London Times
says Pretoria's surrender and Kruger's
Hight mean the war is practically over.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1900-06-07
NEWS OF THE WORLD.
OUR ISLANDS

McKinley's plans to withdraw troops
from the Philippines are laid.
FiIipinos rushed the town of San
Miguel de Mayumo, near Manila, kill
ing five of the American garrison.
Failure to appoint an executive
council in Porto Rico, it is said, has
left Gov. Charles H. Allen no power to
act.
Forty-six Filipinos were reported
killed as the result Of last weeks oper-
atoms of the American army in Lu-
Zon.
Army officials in Havana deny the
charge of having lived extraVagantly.
1t is the policy of the army to cap
ture and disarm the Philippine rebels
instead of killing them.
Force under Major March arrived at
Aparri in an exhausted condition after
a vain search for Aguinaldo.
Americans repulsed an attack OF
1000 Filipinos on Carterman in Samar.
One American and $50 natives were
killed.
General Macarthur reports from
Manila the voluntary surrender OF
more than 100 armed Filipinos in two
days.
Senator Hale declared that there was
a plot among the mOneyed interests OF
this country to force the United States
to retain Cuba.
Governor-GeneralW Wood and other
officials in Cuba deny that there has
been extravaganza outside Of the pos
tai department.
The Taft Philippine commission
conferred with Consul Wildman al
Hongkong, who urged free trade anc
expulsion of the friars.
In view of the Havana postoffice
frauds Cubans are of the opinion tina
Americans will not try to establish
civil government in the island.
Parties of American scouts haC
several engagements with the enemy
Six explosive bombs and a number O.
valuable insurgent documents were
found.
The total value of imports into thu
Philippine islands from August 13
1898, to December 81, 1899, was S., 9O1,
453, of which 1851 1865 worth wer'
from the United States.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1900-06-07
DOMESTIC.
Chicago May wheat. 65&c.

Chicago May wheat, 65&c.
Mrs. Mckinley sent wreaths to Ar
lington.
Americans in Paris decorated La
fayette's tomb.
DR.. Truman w. Miller, famous
surgeon, died III Chicago.
Minnesota and Wisconsin paper
manufacturers organized.
Spectators at Hawthorne howled be-
cause an outsider beat Kid Mccoy. the
good thing"
Census enumerators have been for
hidden to give out estimates.
Nearly $4,000 men will take the CEN
sus, which will cost s15, 100000
Forest fires are raging in the Rainy
river district, northwest Ontario.
Dewey will leave on June for a
tour as far west as Grand Rapids
A soldiers monument was accepted
at Kenosha, Wis, before $50 persons.
The eclipse of the sun was observed
under ideal conditions at many places.
The Michigan republican convention
will be held at Grand Rapids June 81.
Robert Goelet, Jr., of New York
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1900-06-07

Washington, June 2. After an
extended debate the senate passed the
bill providing for the extradition OF
persons who have committed certain
crimes in Cuba from the United States
to the island. AS amended the Dill
provides the alleged criminal shall be
punished under the laws of Cuba and
as administered by Cuban courts. The
last of the appropriation bills-the
general defciency-Was passed, as also
was the emergency river and harbor
bill, providing for numerous surveys
and for certain other public works.
The Philippine bill was taken up,
and Mr.. Clay (Ga.) made a speech on
the tremendous growth Of public eX-
penditures since early days. Senator
Allison presented the conference report
on the District of Columbia sQpropria-
ton bill, which was adopted. Sena-
tor Stewart then addressed the senate
on the Philippine question. He argued
that the treaty of Paris was the law of
the land. Every American citizen
was bound by it. To advocate the cause
OF Aguinaldo is to oppose the law Of
this country
Washington, June 2.-Only one vote
was cast in the house against the Lit
tiefeld antitrust bill to amend the
Sherman act of 1890 10 make it more
effective in the prosecution CT trusts
and combinations, their agents, officers
and attorneys. Mr.. Mann rep, Ill., /
cast the negative vote. The bill, &C |
cording TO statements of the republi- |
can leaders, goes to the limit OF the |
of congress under the con-
stitution. All the democratic minority |
except one were defeated.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1900-06-07

Washington, May 31-At the conclu-
sion Of the session lasting eight hours
the senate passed the sundry civil ap-
preparation bill, which has been under
consideration for nearly week. An
amendment providing for an appro-
priation of 100000 for the Louisiana
purchase exposition TO be held IN ct.
Louis in 1903 was contained in the bill
An amendment was incorporated pro-
viding for beginning work on mem
orial bridge between Washington and
Arlington cemetery, to be erected in
memory Of the dead Of both the union
and the confederate armies. While
the bill carries only about $4,000 for
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1900-06-07

Washington, May 30.-The program
OF the leaders Of the house contemplate
ed launching debate upon the anti
trust resolution and bill, but there was
strong undercurrent in favor of ad-
Journment on account of decoration
day Immediately after reading the
Journal, Mr.. Dalzell presented a
special order from the committee on
rules for consideration of the resolu-
ton for an antitrust constitutional
amendment, but action was deferred
a vote was taken on the question to
strike out the enacting clause of the
Chinese commission bill. The mo
ton was lost 1G5 to $50, and the bill
went back to the calendar. The con-
slderation of private pension bills
was resumed. After the first one had
been read Mr.. Talbert Is. CO., who is
opposing the bills, and Mr.. Grosvenor
(Ohio) became engaged in a contro-
Versy. Mr.. Talbert withdrew his OBJ
lection. One hundred and ninety pen
sion bills were passed.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1900-06-07
ART.

Mrs. Raisecash-Your portrait show
opens this month, doesn't it?
Yes; as soon as we think up some
way to attract and entertain the peo-
ple.-Detroit Free Press.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1900-06-07

Sir Robert Peel, grandson Of the
great Peel, is going on the stage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-26

HsNcnange special Liverpool cabes-Spot
export o5 6a onS e sas so bales speculation 9Rd
steass SPensa stTSns 4849S64i advance: 45
Fe6r1arRRe net ssheT DeeemBerIsnuaTy aes January
4Ssh6: June 5les; JuneJuIv 5lss July-AuSast las
oetober November 443iab: November1Decem6er U.s.
FfoTfR AN6 STn asr! aRf cloths quiet
noInra mills bsvin IN wheat and closed entirely
spring patents sass 80: winter straghts 81 i6as4 3d.
sstSs No Iots Is EXTRA Nc winter = s "a
RYE FLOUR@FiTm: quoted Fair 10 Si good % q liza
uio5 Sa 50s e KIM aR dried - t9s t. CoRNMEL
s. To- coarse quoted Fine white and yellow slg
sa @ SSl bran 2G saSs, 8 sf1s, S n s S
Sl60$1S So city sir honirv chon siS 35g5Sis "a
oisa s2s inseed cake 81 Corn OF cake sia 80 o.
0a MONDAY were again very much mixed up Both sides
Sa soo 70 claim an advantage several times during
more IN 5ewnar5 snaenSy OF the market seemed TO
has noted in some Tine e gsater scale ths
Of positive duness prices nucfuated but Slowly a
when not so Ter acye t she season the market even
sa 70 any news The most important of the
midday from e23tc for July soc the figure rep
year This followed by gradual rally which left
under the ofca close Of IN tone put stu al &c
sItiip t1y uch me same as they have been The~un
sao%eTs IN parts OF the belt While reports were
spring wheat sections gioomiest ma ure and
nodded howeve7 bv Kansas S nays fey ~sT Me
fact supposed have injured by fv said 70 have
turned out Well Northwest markets Chicago kept
speculative trade. The English
geher satisfactory. and foreign
with selling considerable wheat
An early advance OF "a 3d London
followed by sharp setback. prices
e24d net higher The Continental markets
better AT Paris there advance 30 30 points
Berlin there was an advance Of 2A42i2 marks and
Antwerp = franc The
decrease OF 80 600 bush while
l.l46H4n bush Worlds shipments
Increased 100000 bush being 45.52J.0O0
par1son with . $500 bush The local stock
OF contract wheat decreased $1,000 bush and there
decrease or bush total
ahoat- Exporters took only Quotations cash
wheat, b sfoat basis. Is follows: New
York, 94%c: No hard Manitoba. 932ac. No / Du-
No Northern New-York, % CORN-There a
much speculative corn. prices
orally depressed throughout the unloading
both fere the West things infiucu
promoting the heaviness
ceptances. decline isGtsd English and
the occasional periods Of wheat There
visible supply figures showed increase o31 600 bush.
At the decline however became actively inter
esed taking 81 loads ali ports. prices Of the day
&c No ~ sc and
decreased 17sO0o bush including reduction OF 2430O
bush the supply Of No ATS-The market
fruer cash property early in the day but later
of and closed quiet Export business amounted
5000 bush The visible supply decreased So 900 bush
a 135.7GO bush in the total
z-ock New-YorF which 200 bush No .
294 d29l3c; No zee No white. 81 i=d3Sc No
white Bic % Z d3O white. 23i
SOC: No white clips 32a32 y RYE Market n9n1i-
o ahoat; State rye. 64d65c ( New-York CARROTS
'...-.. BARLEY-Market quiet; feeding. t4ai6c, 1
New-YorR; mailing 4sIaa I f New-Yorz
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-26
OTHER MARKE1s-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. June Cattle-ReCeipts. $1,000 head choice
light about Zoe lower,
clueing butchers stock natives sale today.
carload s. 20; good prime steers S5lS5 20; poor
10 medium s. 5oq$5 selected feeders 81 asa 10 mixed
stcckers, So 1904 81 9OdS4 90. Refers, 81 loo
S % Gamers. 50 25gs2 so bulls, 50 soGs4 Is calves
81 50d$6 30. Texans. best sale today carloads
81 "a 3OGs5 Texas
IS G5dS4 rs Texas bulls 50 1898 Hcgs-ReCetpts
day. 10000 head CO., left estirnateil,
5000; market 2ieaae lower; top, s. 37le; mixed and
butchers - 1858 80. good choice heavy, s. 2Sg
- BIB rough. heavy S l0q$5 -; light s. 1885 81
bulk Of sales, s. e5GS5 32ls. Sheep-Recetpts 14tt4
and lambs about ste3dy. good choice
81 25GS5; mixed. So 5OGS4 40; Western
shsep 25S4 -: yearinEs sSGS5 native lambs. $50
sc % Western lambs S5d$6 20 spring lambs, s. esq
ST -.
Cincinnati June 25-ogs active at 81 sOGs5 45 Cat
lie dull 50 25aS5 sheep dull and lower
50 T5GS4 -. LAMBS dull and lower So SOD So so
Liberty. 25.-Cattle steady: extra. S. esq
50 So; prime. s. 45GS5 so common, So a1tfS+ I!5gs
mediums and best heavy Workers s. 900
s. 80; heavy hogs 81 50S5 30 light Workers 50 45aS5 50
pigs weight and quality S5gS5 i0 roughs 81 IJG
steady, choice wethers 81 6OdS4 20,
81 5Gs2 so yearngs. $SqS5 spring lambs So 5ogS5 10
calves. So lOflSI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-26
EXPORTS LAST WEEK
GENERAL MARKED REPORT.

Sew-York. June .. 1900.
CCFFI-E-The market coffee while decidedly
stronger acrive session reached
The market opened steady advance Of
points increased the gain 10 % 10 p points,
st-a.r figures Of the session, ne
z5.a1ce % points. There combination Of
t1zl European cables were
expected. receipts Rio Santos
q Disappointing volume exchange Rio higher
open market spot Brazilian supplies without
....e--s. Sellers few number and
mood but buyers were not al all %S-
cressre The demand chiefly from the shorts, VINO
particularly backward movement
q crop Whether this disappointing movement
rerr=s=.te[ smaller than expected or whether II
untrvorzhle weather handling the product
points. claimed by the bears the fact
taat receipts Rio and Santos reached
especially compared with the predictions
forth the bear contingent In the open
spot sIpplea at all
c-rsslEe holders the basis OF
this being slightly above
Saturday Cleared Rio June 3. steamer
- 0e and BARK Glad Things, 5000 oaE5
Receipts for the week ended We're u. 600
Bags against 2o0oo previous week and $1,000 last
year Santos receipts aggregated 1000 tags, COM
Dared Isl and 5000 the
RIO shipments 20 the United States
5000 Santos shipments 20 the
00O bags, % Europe, $1,000 The total
coffee taken from warehouses in the United
-, - bags compared with IO.oI3 the
-re--z Oh the
Nes- York reported 5& ss5 bags
prices II the local market to-day
q follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-26
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. June 25--C1osing -Beef-Extra India mess
steady, T6s 81; prime mess dull 67s Cd. Purk-Prue
mess fine Western steady ass Lard-American refined,
35s Sd. Hams-short cut. Il Is 10 steady 46s So.
Bac0r-Cumherand cut, Is TO 81 10 steady US.
- 10 easv 42s cd; long uaiddles light
s. 10 firm. AS Cd long clear middles heavy IS
37s Cd clear bellies Il 10 10 10 steady +Os. shoulder
square IL Il 10 steady 35s Cd Cheese-A merican
finest white and colored drn. 5Os. Tallow-Prme city
steady, 25s Australian in London steady 25s Cotonseed
0-tfull refined. JulyAugust, steady, DPS Turper-
tire-Spirits steady. 36s Cd Rosin-C0umon firm IS
Hops q London Pacific Coast steady, 80 s9f3 los
Linseed oil. ais Butter-Cood United States. IT'S
tr0leurn. 6Tsd Peas-Canadiau. IS Tszd Wheat-SpOt
Arm; No / Northern spring. 6s I'd; No l California,
6s lOd66s Id futures steady; July, IS SKID September
es iOisd December nominal C0ru-Spo steady: Ameri-
can mixed new, I'D; do. old Id futures steady:
July Is I'D; September. IS %. Fl0ur-St fancy
winter firm Sd The imports Of wheat into Liverpool
from Atlantic ports 1900 quarters:
Pacific $4,000 quarters from other ports.
The imports % from Atlantic
he $500 quarters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-26

Eagle n cartons. 70 bags and s n bags Of fine
graduated 5S0c Eagle fine gTanuated. standard
lated and diamond A 5T0c confectionery A. 5SOc; Nos
/. and 3, 5.35c No 4 $500 No 8 5.25c No g. o.20e
No T. 3 15c No 8 Bloc No O. 3 Csc No 10. sc; No II,
495c' Nos Il, IL. IA 70 and 10, 4e0c Raw sugar was
With prices the lice higher
demand from local rehners and refusal OF Importers to
sell former A business transacted
the better figures with offerings the close light
Final bids included centrifugal G6 il-lBc mus
covdio ~ test 3-l6c molasses 50 test.
at l5-1ec. Sales comprised 1886 bags Jamaica museo-
vado spot at 4isc. landed $500 bags Suruam cen
trifugai in port At II lGc, eX-ship. 46o0 bags san
Domingo centrifugal, anoat, &C. cost, insurance and
freight. 600 Domingo moasses 2Aac,
freight and insurance. bags Domingo cen
trtfugal Sc freight and insurance. The
London market favorable to sellers here
indicating higher in both departments Cane sugar
firm higher 13s I'D for lava and rs 30 for
fair refining Beet ruled firm at lis %d for both
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-26

he n he for
metals today the advancing OF ead by the American
Smelling and Refining Company the quotation the close
sal 20 Lake copper ruled dull ana uR"5anged ar SIC @
Of spot; No l Northern quoted SIS and
not quoaby higher closing at 81 i5as4 20 The brokers'
tMoiAssEs AND sYRrPS-Demand at the opening OF
the week was fairly active with holders Of nigh gTade
raolasses inclined demand extreme values for prime
lots me close was very nm HyrapS were sqpporled
BUYERS, together with scarcity Of offerings Quotations
kettiS 44S5Sc. Porto rico S4d4c syrps common gdl
2oo fair, 15Gl6c' good, l7@lsc: prime. 2lG23c fancy
OCEAN FREIGHTs- Trading in sail tonnage
improveenf in The demand Business was quiet
especially daF o 59Sa @ s FOR 8a ne 9 a5 To Cork T
The inquiry for deal tonnage from the provinces and
South limited and were quotabIy unchanged.
s gov SI rs Antxerp sd HamburE IS pfrs Roi
100 ~ 2ee; London. o. oats July Is Ann -,
easier wth0U g.s sha1gs Refined pstI0sum
gUS,s pssE9eu 81 0O s. 5 and IN Z, BULK g s6 Ph
Sa POS s. 49, de- @ d naph % eg Fsnd in ef 5s:
cottonseed OIL prime crude bbs s3c nominal prime
butter grades nominal prime white, see nominal prime
"a W e76ssc American Boiled seq 7oc Calcutta rs%
7ec Western nseed oil quoted e under city
PE6VTsIoNs-A shan, decline took place in provision
al Chicago corn. This continued ali day
9 9Ra c6.o wes dg h % m 4s a
TUESDAY. Kansas city had 100 and
PoRFI-Quet quoted; Mess $l3G$l3 50; family SIS 75a
Ness ss9s6 80 fam So 50Gsi2 packet SO ki} go
extra India mess, -l6Q$l7 90. BEEF HAMs-Duli;
quoted S2OGS2i DRESS Ed HOGs-steady. Quoted
Bacons. INC: $50 n 7ss; le9 70 7iec. pigs 7ze..4.
CIT MEATS-Ptckled bellies Arm. quoted. Smoking bel
SC 10 70. SIC: y 10 s@9st4c: Il n s%c Picked
shoulders steady, quoted Gao. Picked hams quiet
9z4 G10I< AL.IyOW-DuIl.
nominal country 4a4A Sc. .I-AFaD-Wea quoted at
weak quoted south America Sc continent So Rraa
kegs JI5c- Compound firm. quoted. city exc Western
Gi.c.... .STEARiNE- Quiet. quoted Oleo 6a6Ec civ
lar stsarine. So
RicFThe new week began with sellers encouraged by
brisk export ard city demand Buyers were dis
posed meet he hrm views 81 holders IN view
supplies and steady from
primary points Quotations follow Domestic.
fair gq4i4c, @oOd. ~ = Oc prime choice
6 \ D65sc. head. ~ dGnc. PatnA, 4is44Ac. Japan
az CSC. Java. 4Ha4&c. Rangoon. bond 2a2isc
EIGAP-There active demand refined sugar
All day WITH F.iees. however unchanged close
market 9TH upward tendency latter
following Gap rss y price - raw material QUO
"a tons follow Cut lac 'cEssled Tin
half bis only and nas>'A S'o; cubes ana Xxx
ppWder~-, fF4f
toyveered So Eagle TONES grsnulated d 800
Tagle ccars- =raned Enc Fa fac gTCRu!de4. 5.sJc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-26

Baltimore. June 25--Cotton nominal: middling. sIac
low midflinG lido ordinary Tide gross
cepts 200 baes; exports coastwse 1880.
Galveston. June 25.Cotton steady; middng s'sc low
mddling S7sc; good ordinary. $50; receipts, bales
exports Coastwtse 50; stock. b TS5
St Louis. June 25-Cotton steady: miidling. 316c;
low niiddllng good ordinary she receipts,
JS4 bales shipments. TS5- sales $50 stock. 30 525
savannah 25Cotrou steady; mtddling, eilc; low
mddnS S+sC; good ordinary she; receipts ~ bales
exports cOas-wise 245; sales, -; stock, 1891
Nev-OrIaans June 2-Cotton nominal: middIiug 9ssc:
uiddling 10 &c. good ordinary. 5l6c.
LEO bales exports coastwise 10 sales 200 - 05
Memphis. 25.-C0ttou steady; uddtng 3-16c;
niddling a-i6c. good ordinary aide. receipts
aes. shipments. e2G: sales 40: stock. . 334