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The Elk Mountain pilot., 1900-03-27

Now that the tourist season
approaches, why should not Crested
Butte, with its myriad attractions,
receive fair share of tourist trav-
ell. To be sure, we have no hot
springs, but we have numberless
springs clear as crystal and of icy
coldness and gushing forth health
giving mineral waters in abund-
ance. The fishing is such rs to
satisfy the most captious. But a
few miles away can be found such
hunting as makes the ghost of
Nimrod wall with anguish that his
hunting days are over. Numerous
lakes tempt the boatmas. The
many curious formations give days
of study to the geologist. Good
roads, grand scenery, invigorating
air tempt the invalid as well as the
athlete, while the gentleman of
leisure, we'll, he can sit around
and do nothing and find more space
to do it in than in any place in
Colorado,
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1900-03-27
MINING APPLICATION NO. G5I.
Survey Nc. .5SoS.
q. $. Land Office,
Gunnison, Colorado,
I......m.s ~ NElal \


Notice Is hereby given that, in pursuance OF
the act Of Congress eruroved hay 10, 1Si2,
Charles i. Fcudrie, by A. 7. Ho.haTt, his Gttor-
nrv IN fact, whose pos.otiicc is Tin Cup, Colo
RADIO, has made application for patent for
llO.i linear feet Of the Clhnax lode, the same
being 41Ii It. h. 25s 90 W. and Gg2 It. s % -
r. from discovery shaft thereon, with surface
ground 800 It. in width, bearing silver, situate
in Tin Cup Mining District, Gunnison County,
Colorado, and designated by the field notes and
official plat on file in this Office, ns follows, viz
BEGINNING at Cor No. 1, ON line II, Sur. No
i0o6l, Cotoba lode, whcnce u. $. L. y. Granite
bears ". 4O9 - W. tlNs,2 IT. thence y. GJa 80 f.
80 It. to Cor. No. >. on line ~, Sur. No 100dl
California lode; thence 3. y. 30 y, liu3.i IT, to
Cor. No 3 thence :. 6le 50 w. 80 Il. to Cor No.
1: thence y. 25' 20 W. 1904 it, to Coz. Nc. I, the
place Of beginning.
Containing 1888 acres, and forming n rortion
Of tire unsubdivided Township y ;. OF Range
- W. OF the 9Th. Principal Meridian. said
location being recorded in Vol. III. at Page -
of the records of Gunuison County. Colorado.
Adjoining claims, none known excepting tlto7e
hcroiu mentioned.
C.F. HAMLIN, Reristcr.
First pub Feb 13, 1900, Last pub April II, ls01.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1900-03-27

The United States is rapidly
becoming creditor nation. With
the prosperity recently brought
about by wise Republican legisla-
ton, has come an enormous reduc-
ton in our Indebtedness abroad,
and now our business men are
actually loaning money 10 other
parts of the world. A S25,0O0,G00
loan has Just been made by New
York capitalists TO Russia. One
especially interesting feature of
this is the fact that much of the
money is to be expended in tho
United States for the purchase of
coal, agricultural machinery, rail
way cars and rails, and other pro-
ducts OF labor which are to be sent
70 Russia, 100000 being placed
in ST. Louis for the purchase of
cars, another million dollars in
Chicago for agricultural imple-
meDts, and still more in Pennsyl-
vania for railway engines and ma
terials, thus benefing labor in
the United States as well as CAPT
tai. In addition TO this actual
loan, it is asserted that United
States fnanciers offered to take
the entire loan which the British
government recently put upon the
market.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1900-03-27

The democratic press OF the
country is wonderfully reticent on
the subject of wages. 1t seems to
have percolated into their compre-
hension that employment is uni
versal at rising wages. Just the
things which the Republican party
predicted during the last national
campaign have come to pass, only
in greater degree than even they
expected. As consequence, the
Democrats are entirely discon-
certed. No such welcome change,
in so short a time, ever came TO a
people as has been the portion of
the people of the United States
since the present administration
came into power. No people ever
made such progress or had such
brilliant prospects as have the
American people.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1900-03-27

Several of the European powers
are again urging Uncle Sam to
provide terminus for the South
African war. 1t is a strange and
notable fact that this suggestion
comes from those nations which
most vehemently object to Ameri-
can interference in Old World
affairs,
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1900-03-27

A table issued by Brndstreet
shows that 3,553 New York bust
ness houses, which had on their
pay rolls 299,957 employees in 1886,
have increased the number to
356,27S, while the increase in wages
in 1899 as compared with 1896 was
over $2o,o00,CG0.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1900-03-27
TAYron RIvrn NJ ILonr.

beginning nt Cor. No !. whence the So Cor
Sec. 40 7. tS $ ( 50 W. 6th p NJ, bears y. q
- = 2is5.1g ft 4; thence 3l' a w 1890 IT,, 20
Cor. No .; thencc u 5i' Is W 900 II. to Coz
No. 3: thence y 31' i5 = I5No It to Cor. No. 8;
giuuinr.
Containing - 81 acres and forming portion
or tho w, OF Sec Is and OF the II OF Sec 10 7
~ S K 50 W 9Th H. said locations being re-
corded In thc record. OF Gupnison County
Colorado, ss follows; The original locations OF
tiic Taylor River No ], Taylor River No ,, Tay
inr iliver No 3. Taylor River No {, Taylor River
Ns 3 aud Taylor River No Lodes, in Book li3
Ias-es ts III, rs, IFS, tI7 and is3 respectively
4 n Of the Taylor River No Looe in Book 1872
fa.oe stS. Tnc anordej locations OF tic Taylo
River No !, Taylor River No ., Taylor River Nc
q Taylor River No T. Taylor River No and
Taylor River No Lodos IN Book l23, Pages t1j
~. ar SO 80. and ~ respectively.
Adjoining claims. the CompfomiSe No and
Coo promise No Lodes OF Survey No i5al5
Others, ~ any, unknown
c +. HANLTN. Register,
First publication February ~, 1900.
Last publication May 1, 1900,
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1900-03-27

The public debt is decreasing at
rapid rate Notwithstanding extra
ordinary expenses FOR the Philip
pine trouble. During the last
Democratic administration the
public debt increased, in time of
peace, in just about the same ratio
that il now decreases.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1900-03-27

No matter what his profits may
be in the future, Carnegie always
will be expected to live like man
with an income of at least 100000
OOO a year,
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1900-03-27
State Ore SanpiDg Co,
Denver, Colo.

Denver, Coo.
We buy Gold, Silver, Lead, Cop
per, Bismuth, Uranium, Wolfram
ite, Cobalt, Molybdenite, and Anti
mony ores.
We have modern mills for samp-
ling ore. We also test ores for the
new processes of reduction.
Our long experience in the mar
ket enables us to pay the highest
cash prices for all marketable ores.
Write for our Reference Book.
Send analysis of your ore for prices
and information.
BAILY g AfOWNIG, Managers.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1900-03-27

The Tugela ceases to haunt Bul-
Ter, but there is one more river to
cross before reaching Pretoria.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1900-03-27
TNrLon RIvrn n. 8 Lopr

BEGINNING Mt Cor. No. I. whence the S,ii Cor.
Soc 1OT - 5. Y. 81 ". 9Th p. NJ, bears " 3S7
- T.; e733 % It thence 9l' . W. 1900 It, TO
Cor. No ,; thence aS, 10 W. .OJ It. to Cor.
thence $. Js' 10 L. 500 It. to the place Of be-
r.nuirr-
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1900-03-27
TAfLoR RryEn No. hLonz.

f.leginniug ne Cor. No 1. whence the 81 Cor.
sit,. 10 T. ia :. Y. - W Gth p. NJ. bears y. 50'
:. z. e3G5 % ft. thence 5, ~ l5 w. 1909 IT. TO
or. No. >; thence \. 5S' l5 W cpi #. to Cor.
No. 81; thence y. 81 - Z llCO TO Cor No. 3;
tssnce 5. $50 IL Z 800 #. to the place OF be-
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1900-03-27
TAYLOR RrvEn No. 3 Lopr.

Sec. 10 4. IL $ r. SO W. 9Th. p. NJ. bears \. 32a
30 T. 2i30.92 It. tii>nce 5. - - w. 1890 II, to
Cor. No 2: thence n 80 "a -. ;ijD.lS ft to Cor.
No 3; thence n 81 - Z. lj'5 h. to Cor. No. 8;
thence $. s97 81 L. 3509S it. to the place Of
beginning.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1900-03-27
TAYIon RryrE 70. Lopr.

Beginning at Cor No. /. whence the S.ii Cor
sec. 10 +. - :. r. s3 W. 9th. p H., bears \. a,s
a. i. lgi4gl II. .thence S. n i5 W 1900 Il. to
Cor No 2; thence 5. 80 Is Il. 33j.22 It. to Coz
No 3; thence " ~ - E. 1879 IT. to Cor. No. s:
thence NJ 31s 50 w. S35.22 IT. to the place OF
haginning.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1900-03-27

NEJANTED-Honest man or woman to travol
w for large house, salary SO monthly and
expenses, with increase; position permanent
incose sclf-addressed stamped envelope. MAN
AGER. $50 Caxton bldg Chicago
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1900-03-27
Tly1oR rUrR No. ? LoDr.

Beginning at Cor. No. /. whence the S.. Cor.
See 1O y. - :. r. s3 W. 9Th. p. NJ. bears y. 40
Z L. i257sl e.; thence 5. ~ - w. 1860 f.. to
No 3 thence =. 81 % L, 15t0 Il. 20 Cor. 30. q
thence 5. 5s' Is L. 800 it. to tho place of be-
ginning.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1900-03-27
riiNiNG APPLICATION no. o3s.
Survey No. 1880.
U. S. Land Office. }
Gunuison, Colorado, :
.safe-ssuHars 81 ION \

U. $. Land Office.
Gunuison, Colorado,
February II, 1870.
Notice is hereby given that The Canton Pitts
bn'sh Mining Company, by Dan G. Harrngion
Gun Colo, has made application for patont
for lty1 IT. on each the Taylor River No. !, Tay-
lor River No. 2 Taylor River No. 2, Taylor
hiver No. I; Taylor Rivor, No. ); Taylor Hye~
No and Taylor River No Lodes, bearing
golt, the SANG being lt.9 T. n y - T. o., and
y a. s 30 II, ~ 1 W so # n 81 IS n and md SQt e
81 b w; 5il IT, n. aio Is L. and 9S9 IT. 5. 80
= so f. \. 3ls 3 T.. and 80 4. S. 81 -
W. 63 IT,. n. 81 - y. and sll II. $. 81 - w,
ant G3 It. N, Sle 80 E, and 81 ft. 5 3la Is w.
frcm the respective discovery shafts thereon,
NJ NJ surface ground ~ y IN width, siaate IN
Ca.orado. and described in the plat and lo-l
not on fie in this Office as follows, to-wit;
TAYLOR EryER No. LopE.
Ginning ut Cor. No. i, whnnce the Sif Cor
see l0., y ;. X. 50 ". 9Th, ?. ~, bears y 5S'
So = 1GlL2i It.; thence = 3i9 iJ w. I6O) Z. tc
Coz. No. ?; thence n. SOC 81 ". 350.sS It. to Cor
No 81; thence N. 81 % y, l5)1 1t. to Cor. No !,
thence $. S9' q +. 3iG.0s Il. to the place ol
hetinning
TAYLOR RrvrR No. ? LODE
BEGINNING at Cor. No. /, whence the s.. Cor.
Z L. i357sl It.; thence $. ~ - W. 1860 f.. to
Tor. No. 2; thence y 81 10 W. 800 #. TO Cor.
No 81 thenee =. 81 - Z. 15t0 y. 90 Cor. No; 4;
ginning.
TAYLOR RIVER No. , LODE.
Boginprng at Cor; No. !, whepge the 81 Cor;
Sec. 10 Il. IL $ r. S3 W. 9Th. p. NJ. bears n 32a
30 T. 2ls0.92 It. tli>nce 5. ~ tj W. 1900 II. to
Cor. No 2; thence n s9o "a y. ;DD.0S it. to Cor.
No g: thence " al7 - 4. ll'5 h. to Cor. No. 4:
thence $. s97 81 L. 3509S it. to the place Of
beginning.
TAYLOR RIvrE No. LOBE.
Beginning at Cor. No. /, whence the 81 Cor.
Soc. 10 T. - s. r. - W. 9Th. =. H., bears n a;7
a. i. 1914 ~ It. thence S. n 45 W. 150O It. to
Cor No 2; thence 5. 81 g H. 33j.22 IT. to Cor,
No. 3; thence y. 71e - e 1870 It. to Cor. No. s:
thopce ~ 81 45 W. S3522 It. to the place OF
beginning.
TAYLOR RrEa No. LopE.
f-}eginniug ne Cor. No. 1. whence the 81 Cor.
se, 10 7. i:i 5. u. = w 9Th. P. NJ. 5aars y. 5o'
= z sSG5. % e.. thence :. 3l9 l1 w. 11OJ IT, TO
or. No. >; thence \. 5so - W cOl II. to Cor.
No. g.; thence y. 80 - Z i7C0 TO Cor No. 4;
sssnce $. $50 Il Z. 800 #. To the place OF be-
ginning.
TAYLOR RIvER No. 6 LopE
Beginning Mt Cor. No. /, whence the S,ii Cor.
Soc lot 70 ). r. 50 ", 9th, z. NJ. bears y aS'
q, T.. e793 % It thence 3ls IS W. 1900 It, TO
Cor No >; thence N $50 - W. 500 It. to Cor.
No 3; ,hence y 81 $ L. 1900 r. to Cor. NJ. 4;
thence 3 IS 10 T. 500 It. to the place OF be-
ginning.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-24
STOCKS ARE AFFECTED
BY LABOR and POLITICS.
STRIKE, TALK CAUSES DE
CLINE N QUOTATIONS..
Dread Uncertainty rs to the Out
come of the Elections Has
Seized Wall Street.
RrrInrrr srrrItI.

New York Sept. 23.-Poiitics. money and
labor disturbances have all cyerted their
influence upon the stucl, market during the
last week. When uucert-iuJy surrounds a
proposition tie effect g.. always more di--
d=trous than when the tier Or s.e worse
IS known.
At r..s ut no definite prediction Is posi-
bic concerning the outcome 0c these three
disturbing factors. II il only natural un-
der tire circumstances that investors and
spectators should not be willing 70 make
I,w commitments on the long side Of tho
stock market. Il need rgt necessarily fol
low that their operations viii be positive
on tile opposite side although this has. in
a measure, been the ease.
The feeling which senator Hanna recently
described as ''.s-r.gfi.dsUCc' is rapidly
disappearing. N.W they fad IN banking
circles some cold comfort tu another STATE
mout made hv Dir, Hanna. that THE bust
Hess men have at last awakened to the
knowledge of the SERIOUSNESS OF the Sltud-
tluu and .!fn AZ work.
Apr.r.utIv the Republican leaders. hay
inE ,-i.d all methods Of frizh-yanE Wall
street into liberal contributions, have at
last. without any Hlrc + rImpeJs. sue
Ca-aed ia opening th" bankers wall t.. it
l. nal O. genuine scare tins time but a
dread ruccrtHiUtv. Politics. therefore, has
really been the main cause for tho reac-
ti,Etrv tendency In th" market.
Money SHOWS th4ts-itts- f'i Nti hl.ttg n.Gl-
cr %utwIthstaUGiU- the liquidation which
must have released many loans. money
rates were higher ri the close than at the
beginning OF the week. In q Way political
uucc-i-iuty and tight money are rcrrelated.
The interior has called upon New York in
stitutiCus for SG~p,'s0 OF cash during the
week. making fully Sl2.r1J g'H in two weeks.
OF this the larger portion appeared in
the bank statement on saturday. ana was
directly re~pu1s .U'G for "a decrease In the
survlus reserve O.; Si->&.N5u The loan ac-
cuau- was not increased, although 1t IS
known that now sterling accommodations
were made aEainst 1, uy%i!s of exchange
fur the payment OF bonds purchased abroad.
Tie carryiu. Of stocks. IL follows. must in
crease as interest rates advance.
Tho coal strike has perhaps had greater
influence than any Of the others. The Coal
stocks have declined materially. Their re-
action %: course. was not due "a any gem
rraI consideration. DI greater importance,
however upon the market as a whole haV.
been tie Indications jEl' other strikes were
p.udiur in other Industries.
IL rarely occurs & this country that a
serious strike il cu" line Of work is not
followed hy similar ones -iS"wh"rc Strike
tau, i= now in the air. Whether on good
~ poor foundation. the fact remains that
wall street IS now filled Wish rumO-s con-
c.ruiu- the unrest of the laboriuE classes.
Al OF these important influences have a Gi-
rect bearing upon declining quotations.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-24
81. LoIIs ANn Ill,

points on The week. although q better tors
prevailed yesterday and some lines closed
higher. Illinois Central rose one-half point.
Reading seconds one-halt. Reading f!rsts
Oue-quI-ter. Baltimore and Ohio one-quar-
ter. Union Pacific One-quarter.
ON the other hand. Louisville and Nash
VILE. fell seven-eighths. Union Pacific pre-
ferred One-Esf Chesapeake and Ohio and
Denver and Rio GrI:de preferred one-dnI--
ter and Southern Pacific one-quarter.
IT - said that Germany is buying at the
lowest figures. Berlin operators expecting Il
pronounced revival before the end OF the
Mining shares were somewhat neglected.
Rauds falling q. This was not strange.
as many purchasers at very tow prices
had been unloading at The higher quota
tons recently obtainahle. One COM
mertator on financial matters dwelis upon
AmcyiCI'S new role as a money lender. say
ing. America. so long the principal dent
or to Europe. only few years aec had to
place war loau on this side of the At
lAutiC. Now she has become great reser-
voir Of wealth from which the most power
fui States Of the Old World do not h"si-
tate to seek to recienish their resources
At last Thursdays meeting of the Board
Of Directors Of tire Bank Of England ME-
=. :. Gladstone governor of the bank. male
the significant statement that ne ressrve We
Would possibly bo reduced by the end OF
tho year. This points to dearer money;
which is now plentiful and IN good demand
a; the following rates; TO 81 per cent
on three months bills.
Variation at Manchester.
Manchester, sept 23---MOSt Departments
OF tne local market showed a considerable
variation in the extent of the actual btisi-
r.ees done last week. Prices everywhere
were very irregular. Buyers who had ur-
gent orders placed them wherever they
could get the most favorable terms, and
sellers were chiefly Influenced In their at
titf.da by the question Of available supply.
those holding stocks OF yarns and cloth be-
i:.e rotfceably disposed TO realize.
This may be attributed 10 lack Of conf
deuce IN the maintenance Of high prices
There was more inquiry from India than
had hccu made of late with better limits,
aItl:ough these were often irnpracticabie.
Occasional sales were made 70 China. Ac-
counts with the Straits. Java and the Phil
ippines made a poor showing, and African
trade was disappointed.
The feeling among manufacturers IS that
q would have made little difference whether
~. SUinnerS' Federation had adopted "A res
oigti5n u close the mills. because ~ per
cent Of the machinery would inevitably
have been idle as only supplies enough 70
rlIn The other 70 per cent are obtainable.
A. usual, the parliamentary elections VIII
interfere with business for the next few
weeks.
Berlin. Sept. Z.-The Boerse last week ex-
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-24
FOREIGN MARKETS.
Review Cf Conditions at London,
Manchester and Berlin.

London, S"pt. 22-bast week the Stock
Exchange had on the whole a quiet expert
euCe The decision Cf the Government
respectiug the parliamentary elections was
a blow to business. which is not likely 20
show signs of Tev;viu- until they are
Over Iudiratiors OF ccarer money are not
wanting ana ;he Chinese outlook is dis
carlraginE. South Africa is the one bright
corner on she horizon. The way is to ali
iutcrt= and purposes at an CDd. ana u
crp9+ C.e,-eIarruant of trade IS expected 20
follow close upon the heels of peace.
A dull. drCary wccis closed with a general
downward trend. although c0uscls. after
torchinc IS finished at 9Sts. As natural re-
suit OF the Pennsylvania coal strike Ameri-
can securities were decidedly weak, show
ing q depression OF from one point to three
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-24

p % HIn ss55 an
a. - pm '5.59 am
''I:4 pm 1853 an
$50 pm 6 {3 am
rs: 80 pm ,.6.+0 AIN
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-24

perienced exceedingly bad conditions. Heavy
falls were reported along the entire list
or industrials. Yesterdays prices were the
! lowest of the year. The week began with
the announcement of a reduction IN the
price of rolled iron goods by the Sies!an
Syndicate from 2lo marks 10 $50 This caused
a bad break In Iron and Coal shares. AS a
consequence. the Boerse yesterday was
almost In a rauicky state. Heavy selling
orders for Iron and Coal shares from Ger
man outsiders, re-eHforced by the bears. re
duCcl Quotations violently The falls In
Iron shares ranged from 10 to % points, and
in Coal shares from TO 3
Bank stock suffered severely because Of
the decision of the banks TO confine broker
age to registered firms and individuals.
which will cause a loss of earnings. Do
nestle Government funds declined rnO1er-
ately. The weakness of the Roerse caused
consider tle surprise. because money grew
easier all the week and the Aug. returns
OF the great coal companies showed Splen-
did results. Indeed, the money market I'M
proved beyond all expectation. Private dis
count declined = during III. week. Closing
at "a Loans for the monthly settlement
command from Az 10 Sis. \ more confident
feeling prevails regarding the end OF the
month. as the m ITket expects that tho
f;cischshank VIII he able to avoid advancing
the rate. The 5.;g0t@I Dresden per cent
loan was fGI,rf0Id oys-srihscrihed there
The Rhein WsStfiCiiSChP Zettu1g asserts
that the Government Intends 70 raise loan
OF i0U.0 Goa 10 12i 900 0A9 marks at per cent
in Germany before the en1 Of the year.
The recent New York loan has been listed
on the Berlin Roerse.
C;ernary's coal imports during August
showed an increase of 1928 tons over
August Of lSa9 the exports showing an In
crease of - Sl2 tons Iron imports in
creased lsI14l IONS, the export decreasing
ii3 tons The incC mes Of German railways
last unnth aggregated !jj,oJJ.ti0 marks o.
an increase cf 1.@hHO MARKS upon ina
fPIrrss of August. 7S91.
The sugar market is strong. chiefly in con
sequence of tar dry weather prevailing
throughout Europe and the heavy American
h,Ivipc The Investigations Of Herr Licht.
the sugar expert. show that the average
SUGAR contents Of hects throughout Ger
many equals I7.4i per cent, as against bis
per cent In ISH
of late travel to the United States has
the Norfh German Ilovd steamers took ) 5s,
pase.anrars last week, the Grosser Kur-
furst carrying 1888.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-24
Ry Tr!eGra3b.


Nv York, SeDt. --.-Ihe "otton rarll-t
opened steady in tore. with prices "a points
J Eir7r on general buying. IN whic.I inlysntiaI
Liverpool houses figured as leaders. During r.la
fore part Of the session the feeling was firm
ana prices were tolsr4tIy we'll sustained By s.I,-
u lue't foreign support and covering Il shorts.
The public operated III a7 Indifferent manner
-sr ;he most mart giving attention to tire wind
ing ~ 0- accounts PREPARATORY 60 Il new star
next week. The strength on The call entirely
due % an uacNysrtad Development n tire l..
erpool market. Bgtn departments reported Dr1-
uOuaCed Improvement there. and closed with
the sentiment still optimistic in the extreme.
The temperance of bull ideas abroad was pri-
vatsly reported as due TO the Hood news cf
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-24
A. GENERAL ADVANCE
ALL GRAINS CLOSE Up.
SELLING OF WHEAT WAS
STRONG.
Corn Was Strong From tn" Out
set, and a Good Advance Was
Bocordcd-Oats Better.


----,-. -. -
" Nf1rAl-'il:c7 "-5 enough s-"e TO the
demand % open Dec. ssc higher ut -.
-. -, - 80. - A.,
n. sellers nt iuat-Ti'h riEh. lively tr.-G-
ing Il the aIv-r-s SaH.r. U.i1gfaaEl, Was
Dy y I'-''- siA'iS'
vrcre thew w,rs Is, n. t-, = Vel, ava
-. -. -
'h'l@h tA-H1a''6 ta.-e or :" year ago HE
1000 bu.. rather e-rou-ar.I the bulls. THe
,.,,- ~, f-..rs-..,z 4-.,, D., ..z -.
above the Bt-r-H sL limit hut shipments
were Si-l9 IN. Northwestern recs.p.s
b,1f the t0rs -a-s n ,-a-~ aro gus -o-gI
- -. -, - !. o =. ID, s-,. - '-.'' 80 -.
market was the strongest one Of all. 700.
The selling proved stronger than the l..v-
Ing . IN the =, Lgs % 3... NJ. eES'.ii ~ ., ; =,
wheat rather i,'H caE5y % over sinaay' MAY. aad
Iar a,me tine pa. whereas he 5uyl1s
became much simmer. Dc. went Off -
7Sssc- recovered to 81, ana then declined
to ..'e, o-'; I. so.1 q. ..se Conlaegtai
S5'es s-, ,l a.. IS 80 ,,,s-ra. r,-.y -.
better, az IN -four and wheat they were
80 E-r,fs, me r5,r-1s NJ 5aTr..s Iy
the rains being the wors.. received.
IT, -l7,ysr--..' -ar--s.F NO.. - -. o a-5 r.
be-5 M ~ veTy frI1iv eb-eo,ie,,Iy ciosrs
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7s.a ',a %3s va Oi f;5 @ f5r s.1t .5 ~. iSr Ga
william. gelft.-s
Is lSi-21' -S.i..I. Ssl.S: Fsc,-a $50 s- a-s qS
,a-S l-c'i mi - 80 f-.-,-.,.5 fsIrrs~ brt
: .iog- So ~. -fr--2, t-i-, riflS-s
Eogsrr f..r.E ;H5a-E f.r. j.. vog.I iElilas -
- -. =, l- r;...z ,.l---, - s..r,
,,t.., ale te4I-' ~, ~, u .,a,f-, R el-sa
sv,itcbs5 ~. rar sold - IS. rrafElr 20
-5s,C ~ : - ~ l-f,-f.. No 4 WINTER Al
I2.t.iltc, no aradr a. IS .:7ir.c. n elevator
No 2 Te5 80. No 3 -a5 &c. No ! 7...
a. 71r,r frr tbi- ~ ~. .-g..c and EJ. 3
r,rlI::>,.--T$;,, -,---,-,. -,-ss .f-r7-- This
morning. igt sr.F af...t n. tnsrE wasn't
rrricr sr,scl.;ar,au t.g- rIa rr-.g r-r. M
rishf y-eg sylr -.-,.r, z-f.r4t vs. y--.I,e-.-
Ing. DC. Sag-r5 80 a. S.rt-r. Al ..,....
ana rETzT5 ha-,--sf. ... .-.. s.rF eg- ~ J4l--
Ing the first hour and a half Of tn session.
gss H5,5igs nv In In. r,a5[ar ,.ilt5.,F'z
Country 2ocegtsuce gy,te reported hight. I
which unEg.Ilr.Iy 81, as for uaa t-tu-.
tayT1ars ar. b.isy with tls.~ farm v1-k'
Eece:prs al Western markets were .-G. o
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-24

AfPT.E.S-Qlote rail- receipts in bhs. at from
$50 81 for pccr SIPS 10 SiI5 70: fair choice
AID 3 TO $3.50 for fancy Jonathan Eastern
mixed varieties t.5o S2l5, ard straight !0ts
uaidenbiuah az s2.25a2.59. Bulk mixed varietiss
(nesF-byB selling at e0c5tSl ger Dbl, ,nessure.
PEACIES-Sales OF NjchiEan at sal p per br.
basket 2ce sc per 15 ba. basket. Illinois Is bu.