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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-07

1'Sfs Sa r P
ID e0 Sc ana IN 9s 81 81 IS
cottonseed olIPrime crude bbls 50 = as4c prime
butter grades asasec; prime white soc prime winter
American boe 5sG5sc Calcutta pe dsc Western lin
seed oil Tg9tsd &c under city brands lard oil 5oa52G
but derived considerable support in
points We're Estimated at cmPad a With an 81 oo
hogs Omaha $500 and c6cae, 2ooo latter Expecting
s "a s on Wednesday PoRk-uiet quoted Mess
EFLsteady quoted: Mess, s1OGsiO so; family
R e. q sS5a I at 500 Sleq s2
DRESSED Sfo Hos-srong quoted: Bacons .Ie; $50 ~
bellies dun re
quoted at &c Picked hams steady quoted 1oalosc
oaet eIy &C. e Slig s[efs
ed lara m oc Quoted a sdpb steam e quoted e.
SaSc Wes,e Esss c9%P9SPd Gpet quoted CITY
os9 s'ss: cIiy lard steartne. &c asked ''''4
for rice an s uas s ag s2 aS Ths
Southern markets were dull owing in large part to the
herS was also steady rue Quotations follow: %
s. prime a55e: head; Ss'.s; Fataa g
bond Sa bsg ss 5ays So RSnsoS3 k IN
b1 lar said 1T is uni more evident DAY by day
II entirely absorb surplus Rurmah' Talmage
Reeep oas s o eE f a a s5a
SACKS Sales cleaned estimated 2l5So5 bbls last wear
date Receipts also Ebs sales iaos BIS improved
SUGAR-The American Sugar Refining Company
duced its list prices for per 100
pounds late in the afternoon made
the same reduction. Rehners said that they not
cutting under list prices newly quoted. There "A
SLOW business even at the reduction Of prices Refners
are said to have very large unsod stocks hand There
We're some sales OF at old prices. The sales
included 496 Muscovado. SO $500
bags centrifugal 96 test at 516c out Of the Gazee.
now at rehners dock Arhuckle Bros bought this
The London market closed with prices
f9lly maintained with lava at 12s and fair refining At
lis. Beet hrmer, with increased demand and March
quoted at as 9S4d and April 1Ozd fol
low: Cut loaf and crushed. $500:
onlyl and mould A. $3.50; cubes powdered 525c;
powdered coarse powdered and fruit powdered 520c;
Eagle "onfectioners granuated. 535C
ulated and extra fine graduated 25c: n
NJ bags, = N cartons and m granulated
DOC; Eagle fine graduated standard GRADUATED,
5l0c; Diamond A, 5loc; confectionery A. 1900:
2 and B. 4.55c; No ! 4.TOc; <. 4 65c No 5. 60c:
No = 4I5c No s 450c: No Q 45c; No 10 ! 40c No II
4I5c; Nos y. IL. II, IL and 16. 400
TpBACtO-The market steady To firm seed
leaf but business small Sales If domestic as
cases, including $50 crop Wisconsin Havana
at 12a13c 200 1896 Znmers Spanish al t3a142c.
ard p cases crop 1898 NewEngland Havana
SOC; Sales Of foreign 400 bales Havana 52d95c
in bond and 30 bales Sumatra s0c4S1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-07

me approximate OF the taxes. sssessnensS
~ rs upon said property which 20 ee az %
~ uaser oN ot the purchase money or Whi.s Y
cN the Referee. follows. pom
g. and l3t tod NUMBER Mercer street.
sSre pthcpal sum Of <lS.O00eo. and interest,"
ana ,tsSemosr Ia 1870 and anountins 70 ~
IN Upon No liz Fast 14th Street
Nov rrhnSipsi sum % $4,000 and interest thereon
dated New York. February 10th 1900. -
WILLIAM NJ HOES. Rssa"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-07
THE STATE OF TRADE.

B1fts!o March ss-7-sprins wheat DUH but trn No i
marc round lots F6lsc. No Northern T5hc.
r9qnd los .4ase Winter wheat-No red &c; mixed,
N5lIe < orr strong; No yellow. 3szc
Nc corn IS. Oats easy: No white 29a29l4c No ;
white. 2s-2C- No white. No mi No 3
fniKee 2sasc. Rye-Nornirzally No = SIC Flour quiet
lows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-07
The export movement follows {;

New-Orleans receipts for tomorrow are estimated a.
from 600 bales against 1887
nd a Houston, 400 > bales
la last week and 647 last year.
Receipts ports and interior points to-day m
nared VII The same lastw and lasty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-07

Spot cotton IN the local marte ruled dull with prices
unchanged Of l3-16c for mddling upland
10 Lice for middling Gulf Sales 935 bales
Southern spot (mddng quoted officially
reported by wire follows: New-Orleans quiet 92c.
1-l3c; Mobile quiet, 952c Savannah steady. T16c
I-l6c; Charleston firm, 9izc bid up sc; Wilmington
steady. 94c Norfolk firm ID 16c, up asc: Baltimore
nominal. csc: Augusta quiet and steady. 9c Memphis
CSC. up &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-07
NAVAL STORES.

There was irmer tone the spirits tur-
pentre and some holders asking 56656i2c
lars and machines although the prices quoted &c
gallon under those figures Resins ruled quiet
and generally as last quoted. Tar and pitch firmly
held. Quotations follow:
TAR-Regulars. 81 go; oil. bbls 81
SPIRITS TTRPENTINE- Il d56c
ROSIN-t'ommon good strained 81 70: f 81 so. 2
81 90 c. 81 %; H. 81 Is. I. 50 30 X 50 30; NJ So 81
y. So o5; " G. So so; " ". 81
STOCK ON HAND.
!.
lJS
=
Wilmington, March 6-sptrits turpentine firm 53a5Sec:
receipts. l6 Resin dull 35GS1
hbls Crude turpentne-Nothing doing Tar steady 81 20
ceipts "43 bhls Rosin firm ard unchanged, receipts.
1900 hbs
London. March 6-Turpentne-spirits 4os Sd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-07

Foreign Coffee Markets.-santos-Coffe market firm;
good average Santos 5000; 1.-TWO days.. 5000
bags; stock. 100000 bags HaInhurg-coffee market
sales, 1900 bags. HayreCofee market opened steady
L higher; at IL unchanged; at
p m. steady Il decline; $50 unchanged;
total sales, 5000 bags
February As so August 40
March -4325 September 50
April 1880 October
Nav .43 November 400
~ 90 December 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-07

Rio-Coffee market quiet No Z Rio 9S675; exchange
receipts days. p 900 bags cleared for th
United States, 5000 bags; stock $50. 600 bags.
position coffee is follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-07

las, or oreadstuffs at interior points in
foEows. epners ooO omitted, flour bbis grain bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-07

Receipts at the ports and interior points to-day col
pared with the day last week and last year
Carlsbad current., 1900-06-16
FOUGHT AND CHASED
Two rhoufana norers, Knline rwenty Or
Thirty % Them.

London. June is-slxloon British
marines. rooonnoltorine IN advance OF
the international column marching 20
pekln. fought aund chased 1000 boxers
Monday. killing twenty or thirty. A
correspondent accompanying the col
umn, IN a dispatch dated Tien Tsln.
June ~, via Shanghai. June 70. says:
while the working parties. accom-
panied by patrol of sixteen British
marines. commanded by Mai. Johnson.
were repairing the line Monday after
noon eighe miles beyond Lof. they en-
countored small parties OF boxers who
were destroying the line. The boxers
moved away from the advanced ma
rlnea, and apparently dispersed into
the country. leaving the rails moved
and the slceDers burning.
THE marines when two miles IN ad-
vance Of the FIRST train near Lang Fang
suddenly perceived boxers streaming
from a village on their left. II was es-
tima,ed that they numbered 1000. some
Of them being mounted. and they we're
trying to get between the marines and
the train. Most Of them were armed
with spears and swords. A few had
firearms, which they handled awkward
~
''rhe marines reireated keeping up
a running fre for over mile and Kill
ing between twenty and thirty boxers.
"The boxers pursued the British for
some distance Then soelng moro ma
rlnes from the train coming TO their
nsslstance Mai Iohnson's sixteen halt
ei and poured heavy continuous nre
into the crowd driving thom across
the front OF the reinforcing blue lack
eia. who punished the boxers severely
with Maxlms
'Tho boxers fn1 and the Eurono1ns.
following mp their success. cleared out
two villages Tho total loss of the
boxers Is estimated nt forty killed and
wounded. Seven Of the wounded we're
attended by British surgeons. Tho
British loss was nothing"
Carlsbad current., 1900-06-16
The Making Of q Hero


Perhaps u would never have hap.
pened had a comrado given him q
word Of encouragement. But the men
were too intent on the grim work be-
fore them. 30, ir the hail OF lead. when
Private Cory dropped 10 the ground
II was generally understood that bull
lot had knocked him over. Such.
however. was not the case. as the am-
buiance corps. following In the rear.
soon discovered lie had merely faint
"a from frlEht
The doctor turned over the shlver-
Ing BIZ Of humanity to look for the
wound. found none. and smiled. Cases
OF this Hind were not unknown 10 him.
Poor fellow be murmured. lie;
him remain with the rest"
NO, be is not hurt at an" he said
20 one Of his assistants. Ills wound
viii come afterwards when he RECEIVERS
from that faint. and God help him.
then. There u no bullet wound that
viii glyo him the agony that ls before
him"
shall ! throw bucket Of water
over him. SIRE asked a man with
hlood-sialned bandaRe around hln
head, but sufficient Of his face left un-
covered TO show his intense disgust az
his comrade.
No, you must not disturb him" was
the curt answer. and he turned to give
bis attention 10 the burdens which the
sirctchors we're now quickly deposit
Ing IN the improvised hospital
Poor lad he mused. as he bent
over his work. II must give him a
word OF encouragement when he comes
round"
But when. later on. Private Cory
staggered to hls feet. the kindly doe
tor was too busy 10 notice him. He
looked wondorlngly around the tent.
Then the remembrance OF what he had
Carlsbad current., 1900-06-16

The plttsnold (Massachusatts) Jour
nal reports remarkable instance Of
animal sagacity. As the instance oc-
CURED in a wcll-known locality ana
Is vouchcd for by local authorities.
10 must be accepted ns true. The
story concerns an Old mare. former
ly the property Of ex-senator Dawes,
but now belonging 10 a stable In Pitts
field The Dawes mare" rs she IL
called, Is used on the station baggage
wagon. One Icy day recently tho old
mare fell twice In the course Of the
forcnoon's work. AZ noon she was
embarrassed and sent 10 tho stall for
her feed She Is never hltched. Al
one o'clock. when II was time for an
other trip TO the station. she was no.
In the stable. and no trace NJ her was
found until about three o'closk when
she walked In unattended. end took
her place IN the stall. as x nothing
had happened. Then n was noticed
that she had been newly shod. In
qulry disclosed the fact that the sa-
gaelous mare, after eating her dinner.
had gone TO the blacksmith shop aud
waited her turn. supposlng that some
stable hand had sent her Ia there. the
blacksmith sharp-ahod her. The name
OF the Dawes mare deserves a place
In the annals of equine intelligence ns
that OF horse who knew what 70 do
and did it-fouth's Companion.
Carlsbad current., 1900-06-16

The LOT Of the discharged prisoner
10 still anything but happy one.
Here Is Samuel seely, released from
the Brooklyn penltentiary after having
served a ave years sentence for em-
hezzlement. coming forth with Just
% In his pocket given 70 him BY the
peniientiary authorities. and hndlng
HIS former wife divorced and remarked
and HIS son with another name, which
the courts have permitted him 10 take
10 hide his shame. This leaves tho
discharged prisoner an alone IN the
world, and with the fatos against him.
boston Herald.
Carlsbad current., 1900-06-16

FftfhNNNtNf
The Bank Of Lamont has hlcd its
charter.
VIII n Davis was shot to death NJ
Luther.
oklahomas wheat crop will exceed
100000 bushels.
The Oklahoma supreme ccurt ls In
session at Guthrie.
Oklahoma city will issue $50 1000
honda TO build a city hail.
The Adyentlsts will erect q s25 900
sanltarlum nt Oklahoma City.
AZ Pawnee 10000 people celebrated
the passage Of the free homes bill.
In horse race nj Crescent city. n.
NJ. Mock was thrown and fatally in
jured
j. d. Rice was crushed 10 death by
a pile driver on the Oklahoma East
orn railway.
a train loaded with oxcurslonlsts
was ditched near Pawnee. but no one
was hurt.
The Oklahoma City Land and Elec-
tric Street Railway company. capital
stock 100000, has bcon organized.
The attendance At the Christian En-.
deayor meeting at Norman was large
and an interesting and profitable ses.
sion held.
Carlsbad current., 1900-06-16

ST. Louis. Mo. June "a mob OF Gi-
rious women and boys beat and de-
nuded Lena Keanter a young woman
who makes her living by peddllng
lunches among the employees OF tho
California avenue street ear line when
the mob had stripped her to the waist
one woman daubed her with green
paint while two others held her. the
ieering boys and women Of the mob
applaudlng tho Outrage and throwing
mud. Two other girls were attacked
Carlsbad current., 1900-06-16

Bryan, Tex, June l9.-The gradual.
Ing exercises took plaeo at the assem-
bly, hall which was overhowlng with
spectators. on the platform sat Gov.
sayers. President l.. L. Foster. nom
bers OF tho board OF directors. members
OF the faculty. Judge Rufus Hardy.
Hon. J. w, Blake. Capt. slbley. Hon.
Joe Lee jameson. Prof. T. U. Taylor.
Judge schutze and others.
Upon entering Gov. sayers was re-
ccived with applause and tho band
struck mp Dixie" The exercises open.
ed with music by the band. Prayer
was offered by Rev c. p. Fountain OF
Bryan. Capt William Walden Of Dick
lnson, first honor graduate. read his
thesis on the relative feeding value OF
some common grains for calves.
Col Foster next introduced Cadet c.
?. Rorors Of Kyle. who delivered tho
valcd'ctory address.
Tho response 10 the vliedlctory was
made by Cadet A. T. story " Lock-
hart.
Hon, J. W. Blake Of sherman dellv.
cred The commencement address.
Col Marion SAMSON Of Alyarado.
PRECEDENT Of the board Of directors.
conferred the degrees upon the grad
uatcs.
Carlsbad current., 1900-06-16
TOPICS or rHH TWO.
Matters 81 the Moment IN Indian snd
Oklahoma Territories


The Dawes commission IA Winding
gp the rolls.
Tho Cotton National bank OF Oak
land has been organized.
Dick Easton. an aged colorcd man.
was killed by a tenn az Colbert
Someone fired into the residence Of
ex-clty Marshal Rurton Of Poteau.
II has been decided that non-cltl-
zens must pay the Cherokee tribal tax.
The grain dealers Of the Indian Ter
ritory have organized a protective as-
noclatlon.
Mary Brown. n Choctaw woman. was
shot TO death by an unknown party
near Connervllle.
A large number Of Texas negroes
have applied Tor cltIzenshlp papers In
the Choctaw nation.
The Jefferson Telephone company
has been Incorporated. Il will do bnsl.
ness IN the Greek Cherokee. Choctaw
and Chlchnsaw nations
Hon. 4. 8 Jackson Of Arkansas has
resigned as q member Of the Dawes
commission Ills successor Is Hon. c.
X. Breckinildge OF the same state.
In dlmculty over dog at Durant
two boys. aged 10 and II years. fought
furiously one Of the lads hlt the
other In the head with a rock. fractur-
Ing his skull and causing death. The
dog was valued nt 81.
Carlsbad current., 1900-06-16

Austin, Tex. June 9.-The closing
exercises OF the state blind institute
were held az that institution last night.
The attendance was large and the pro.
gram well rendered, rejecting great
credit on the pupils and their In
structora An interesting and instruc-
tive feature OF the program was an ad-
dress by Judge u. n. Webb OF Fort
Worth on the subject OF the "Eduoa-
iion of the Blind Tho governors
medal was won by Miss Adele c. Cor
dea. a graduate.
Carlsbad current., 1900-06-16

Cleburne. Tex, June is.-Tho gold
fever has broken out IN this Vicinity.
A certificate OF Mr.. q. Holbrook OF
OF Spokane. Wash, states he had as
Eayed the ore recently taken out Of the
Vinson mine at Keene. and that Il
showed a value OF i25 10 the ton. This
ore is plentiful and Mr.. vinson Is so
ing right ahead taking II out Hereto
fore there has been more or less speou-
iatlon and uncertainty about the gold
hnd. but this certificate adds an air Of
certainty 10 the matter
Carlsbad current., 1900-06-16

Chicago. H., June 9.--Mal Gen. T..
s. Otis OF the United States army
reached Chicago at 1880 a. m. Friday
from San Francisco and lcft at 1880
for Washington. Mrs. Otis aud her
daughter arrived In Chicago Friday
night from New York and the general
and his family spent the hours be-
tween trains together-lne ending OF
a separation OF two years.
Gen. Otis declined TO enter inSl a
detailed interview.
Carlsbad current., 1900-06-16
NEW WAR SONG.
eve Are Marching Into Pretorl,. u ne.
longs 10 Queen victoria"

london June Q. Cen. Bullor has n,
luath tnken the offensive md by ma.
nouyering hc has secured position
vrst ~ lnlng' Nok by whlsh ne be.
l.evoa Do can make the Boer positions
unionablc Prfslm thly be- wlil lmmo.
Glatcly follow mp his success.
Lord Roberts has communicated
nothing for three dayr nor permitted
the correspondents % wise what Is go.
ing on. London's Inference is that ne
Is resting, although BE- Is possibly dis.
posing his army for reach after Com.
mandant Gen. Botha
A blockade OF the wires owing 10 the
crush Of Official correspondence. may
account for the acanty press dispatch.
es. Some things fled a week ago are
only Just now arriving Among these
are spirited descriptions OF the fight.
lng at Elandsiontein According "a
ono OF them, the streets were hllod
with women and children. Rlno shots
could be- heard everywhere The Brit.
ish soldiers would SION firing and Join
In tho chase after chickens. The burg
crs surrendered 20 any one. Kanlrs
went about lootlng the Jewish stores,
gnd mounted infantry gallGged hlthcr
end thlther.
Carlsbad current., 1900-06-16


done seemed to rise up and strike HIM
full In the face. lie sank down again
with choking sob. lie clutched the
earth with his hands. as men do when
struck down IN battle with a mortal
wound. II was a burning hot day
the wounded were suffering terribly
from the Intense heat-but he shlvored
with cold. Outside the shells were
screaming, while now and again came
the subdued but harsh growl OF the
smaller arms. II seemed as n thou
sand voices were shouting at him and
reproaehlng him for his cowardlcc
Then a human voice Joined IN the wild
orchestra
you bloomln' cur. Can yourself
MANI"
II was tho stern sergeant of hls com
pany. Who had been brought IN wound.
ed In three places before he had giycn
up. Ills face was gray with the pain
he was enduring, ont he must needs
give vent 10 his disgust AZ such pusll-
lanImity 4 cOntempiuOus smile play.
ed about his hloodlcss lips.
81 call 4, gettln' money under false
proteuscs. You're clothed and stuffed
with the best O. ovcrythnk tho coun.
try can send out. includln' briar pip.
and baccy. and then yer go and-Pahi"
and 20 broke on II couldn't hoy be-
lleysu % O. any man In the whole
blonmin company"
lie stopped because the pain Of hls
wounds bccnme 30 great, and he BID
hard the piece OF Cayondlsh he had In
his mouth 10 stlno a groan. but other
men took up the cue
No agony OF the battlefield could
equal what Private Cory was now en-
during. lie qulycrod az n acted upon
by somo powerful electric current, but
he made no answer TO their taunis. ana
continued 20 he with sis face turned
10 the ground. lie tried 10 reconstruct
the wreck OF his manhood, but his
brain was still In a whlrl. aud those
shrioking shells outside atill seemed
20 be telling the world that he was
miserable coward.
A man was handing round some
broth, lie had been hours without
food. and the savory odor caused a
craving hunger TO take possession OF
him. A pannlkln full was being pass
ed. from which men took a drink. their
expeotant comrades looking on with
eager. wistful eyes. Cory raised his
head, hoplng bis turn had come, but
be was Immediately greeted with
storm OF curses that caused him 10
drop Il again. Fool that he was TO
expect Il. he might have known.
AZ that moment the doctor came up
"0lye Cory some OF that soup. Hold
up, my lad" be said, not unklndly:
you may make a soldier yet. Drink
this" and he handed him the tin YES
sell
"He Il a broth OF a boy" shouted a
man, and this poor joke was greeted
with laughter even by those who know
they had but a few hours 10 live.
Cory sat up. The soup seemed 10 put
life into him. and ho ceased 10 SILVER.
He was barely on, OF his teens. but
his face, In its ashy graynoss. looked
more like that OF q man who had
passed his prime.
"Feelin' a biz better nowf" began
the sergeant
Hell run for 4 as soon a. he's
able" remarked the other. "Whowl
llsieni" he broke on. as 4 shell ex-
ploded just outside. "They seem 10 |
have got the range o. US now. Nice
Carlsbad current., 1900-06-16

London, June i3.-In regard TO Pies-
ldont steyn being at Bloemfontoin. n
dispatch from Maseru, Basutland dated
Monday June II says President sleyn
was then al, Vred. 200 miles from
Bloemfontoin.
Gen. Butler seems 10 be making sub
stantlal progress and ought soon 10
possess the railway AZ Natal. pre-
sumably he viii advance on Heidelberg
and effect a junction with Lord Rob.
erts
Carlsbad current., 1900-06-16

San Antonio. Tex. June e.-The con-
vention Of the National Association OF
Railway Postal Clerks adjourned FRI
day, a banquet at the Menger giving
the finishing touch 10 the convention.
The entire old board Of officers was re-
elected ana the selection OF the next
convention scat was left 10 the execu-
tive committee. Among the changes
IN the constitution was the Increase OF
the death benefits from $4,000 10 $4,000.
Carlsbad current., 1900-06-16

Fort Worth, Tex. June l3.-The
Masonic Widows and Orphans home.
q magnificent structure erected some
months ago nye miles out from the
city by the grand lodge Ancient. Free
and Accepted Masons Of Texas. was
formally dedicated Tuesday with sol
omn and imposing ceremonies In the
presence OF 5000 people. II was a most
impressive occasion, one that wis be
made memorable IN the history OF
-'asonry, this conservation 10 a sacred
uee