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The leader., 1900-09-05
The Legation Quarter.

AS one enters Picking by the arched
eastern gate he comes at once upon
Legation street, where are all the for
eign compounds strung along IAN I'M
paved slum of a thoroughfare" for
nearly mile. Miss Scidmore says of
this quarter in her book on China:
1.-THE street is all gutter save where
there are fragmentary attempts at
raised mudbank footwalk beside the
house walls for use when the cartway
between is too deep mud slough. We
are here on sufferance, under protest,
you know say the meek and lowly
diplomats. we must not offend Chi
nese prejudices.' Moreover. all the le-
cations would not subscribe to an at
tempted Improvement fund nor all
unite in demanding that the Chinese
should clean, light, pave and drain Le-
cation street. That jealousy of the
great powers so ironically termed the
concert Of Europe is as much to blame
for this sanitary corner of Peking as
for affairs In Crete and Armenia"
The leader., 1900-09-05

Miss Ida keenan, is recovering from
illness that Swallowed the hearts of
friends and relatives,
The leader., 1900-09-05
FOR SALE.

| have pair of Horses, double har-
ness and buggy that / will sell at a
reasonable price. JOHN MASON.
The leader., 1900-09-05

payers duly sworn to as required by
law, and the bpard having made exam
ination of said list and believing it TO
be in all things correct. 1t is ordered
that the said X. X. Applewhite, tax
collector, be given credit for the fol
lowing amounts. to-wit;
The leader., 1900-09-05

The $4,000 drummers who have been
thrown out of employment by the
trusts, will doubtless march in solid
phalanv to the polls and vote for
Bryan.
The leader., 1900-09-05

Large sun spots, astronomers say,
caused the extreme heat this summer,
prostrations were induced by disor-
ders of the stomach. Good health fol
lows good digestion. kodol Dyspepsia
Cure digests what you eat. If you have
indigestion or dyspepsia it will quick
ly relieve and permanently cure you.
G.. e. Grafton.
The leader., 1900-09-05
Humbert'. Truly Royal Stalls.

Our Rome correspondent writes:
"The late king kept In Rome 300
horses in two immense stables. each
horse having an average value Of f160.
1t is estimated that they cost their roy
al owner shiIlings each a day, or f21,-
$50 year. They make fine show
In their splendid and beautifully kept
stables, but 1t must be said that that
is about all they were kept for, as the
king did not ride more than seven or
eight favorites and the queen as many
more. King Humbert was devoted to
his stud and paid the stables daily
visit. Each stall used to be inspected
and each horse petted and fed with
sugar. King Hnmbert was very fond
of driving about the city Of Rome, and
as his servants wore dark livery in
no way distinctive 1t is said that the
only way strangers could distinguish
the king was by his magnificent
horses. London Telegraph.
The leader., 1900-09-05

AMrs OF
mericdn BookC Cincinnati
Rudiments of Arithmetic I'm place Oh
- 49, n.ao,ioaI ,ritbmotic 6S
Robnson's Progres Arithmetic o. w
Robnsons New Intellectual place of Progressive
Intellectual o,
Iyes Elementary English Tarbels Language)
Brief General History % %
Greys How Plants Grow ~"~~~-"~---~~~~~--
Bartholomew Drawing Books, Nos. lib -
of either Hapers or
-
Cys Second Reader lin Reader
Third Reader
Fourth pacof Barnes Third or Fourth Neade)
place Fryes Primary Geg
raphy)
Fryes Complete Geography 10
Lockwoods Lessons in English ~
Wentworths First Steps in Algebra "a
Wentworth's Elements of Algebra ~ -
Wentworths Plane ~ 20
Collar & Daniels Beginners Latin Book o. ~
Collar Daniels Second Year Latin Book o. ~ A'-'
Maynard Merrill C. Co.. Nep York.
Reader lin place OF q,
either Barnes Harpers First
WordLes pace o McGufey's Speer). 81 20
& Kelloggs Graded Lessons in English - 20
Reed Keloggs Higher Lessons in English . o 20
Shaws Physics by Experiment place of Seees Popular PHYSICS
Youngs Glass Book of Does American Clen
Hutchison's Our Bodies Blk II ~
Hutchison's Physiology Hygiene ~
Merril Vertical Penmanship, Standard Series 90 '''
F. Johnson Publishing Co, Richmond Va
Fourth Fifth or Har co
per's Fifth . ~
Lees History us place of CHM Cos Our
IL. B. LppencoH Dc Co, FhlddepLua Pa
Pcks Lessons of Tarbe sLanguage part III
Silre School Book Depositorys Atlanta
Arnold Stepping Literature Sixth and Sev
oo
The leader., 1900-09-05

1t is ordered by the board that the
Hon. r. r. Applewhite, sheriff and tax
collector of Lincoln county, Miss, be
and he is hereby charged with the fol-
lowing additional assessments, to-wit:
n polls and personal property to the
value of $3.50; State tax, $3.50, county
tax 81 .6S; total State and county, $3.50.
r. r. Applewhite, sheriff and tax
collector, having this day filed his re-
port Of ins olvent and delinquent tax.
The leader., 1900-09-05

1t is ordered that the contract for
building bridge across Topisaw creek
at Shady Grove church, be awarded to
f. B. Smith at $50, he being the lowest
bidder.
Ordered that the board do now ad-
journ until tomorrow morning at 8
o'clock.
The leader., 1900-09-05
Public SCHOOL TEXT BOOKS.

List Aopted y the Board of Control for in the Brookaeh
Graded Public School.
The leader., 1900-09-05
Graded School Opening.

At meeting of the Board of Con-
troll of the Brookhaven Graded Pub
lie School on Aug. %, the date of open
ing the next session was fixed for Mon
day, September 10, 1900.
M ID MCGRATH Sec'v
The leader., 1900-09-05
West End Items.


Miss America Oliver has returned to
her duties as teacher in the Crystal
Springs school.
H. H. Cain and Sandy Roberts have
about completed their residences.
West End real estate is in demand.
Mr.. j. G. Sessions has purchased of
S. P. Oliver, the "Beevers Place" one
and one half miles west of town. He
and his wife are now at home to their
friends.
Mr.. C. w. Warnock has purchased
the Ellzey place in West End and will
complete the building commenced by
Mr.. Ellzey. Mr.. Butler, of Amite
county, bought of Mr.. w. f. Parsons
the place now occupied by Mr.. War
mock. Mr.. Butler will move his family
here in the near future.
The leader., 1900-09-05
WENTWORTH FEMALE COLLEGE
ESTABLISHED IN 1850
RROOKHAYEN MISSISSlFfh

BROOKHAVEN, MISSlssifFb
A.F WATKINS. DID. REV. NJ. l.. Bukulggrs '
President. y. T. anu ~
on EXT SESSION WILL oPEN SCI are offered
~ II, 1900. Unusual advantages are on and
by this historic institution. Campus m's ,hor.
beautiful Buildings commodlous' peins - tbe
oughiy repaired. Hot and cold "a'ei
dormitories. Electric lights in every room,
HeaIthfuIness UnsurPasseu'
Course of study comprehensive anu 'nO'
Faculty carefully selected. =, l., the depart
ments of
Music. Painting and the Industrial ~" ,,.,,,
are very fine. Our charges are no % 5a
for q Catalogue. A card addressed F"
WENTWORTH FEMALE COLLEGE
efookhayen, MISS
will receive prompt attention.
The leader., 1900-09-05

DtpU. ISl, IOOO.
To the Hon. Board of Supervisors of
Lincoln County:
This is to authorize you to pay to
Walter Montgomery or bearer, the
sum of S27.25 out of the 10Th section
interest fund, due to Moak's creek
school, t 5,r8.
w. l.. BOWMAN
j. Q. KYZAR, Trustees,
i w BRENT
The leader., 1900-09-05

Parsons, Moreton & Co., supplies
for small pox patients as per
bill filed
The leader., 1900-09-05
Pleasing
MediCine!.

can be efficacious too. The
idea that Medicine had to be
of disagreeable taste in order
to be good, has been found er.
roneous. Our Celery and Iron
Cordial for the blood and
nerves is pleasant to take.
Works wonders, however
Strengthens the weak, invigo,
rates the strong. Puts new
life into those enfeebled by
disease or other causes. We
have everything a well stocked
drug store should shave. Call
and see us.
The leader., 1900-09-05
SECOND DAY.

Tuesday morning, September 4th,
1900, the board met pursuant to ad-
journment; present same as yesterday.
The leader., 1900-09-05
FROM EDGAR.

Ordered that the board adjourn till
tomorrow morning at 8 o'clock.
The leader., 1900-09-05
ACCOUNTS ALLOWED.

East Union Mills, lumber for
coal house as per bill fled. 2 s.
c. B. Perkins, mdse. for court
house as per bill filed -. 10 81
Wat. Higdon, attention to small
pox patients, IL days n S1.50 16 &c
Wat. Higdon, conveying priso-
New-York tribune., 1900-07-17
ENPORTs - MEEK.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-YorlI. July I6 1900
COFFf;[- rsasseTtei Itself the Coffee
Exchange this morning and held control pretty much
throughout the direct contrast with
Influences bearing upon the cotton market all things
~s7keI Of coffee futures, 10 speculation
The European market news was strong. with foreign
orders nearly all the bull SIDE The statistical
changes the and the week friendly, while
demand cash property decidedly the
general The opened firm in
advance 70 points, and
The cali further slightly general buying.
prompted favorable late cables Harre and
q sales IL the Street market at materially higher
prices There slight reaction later under furry
profit taking. market again became nrrn
fresh general support. The Brazilian markets
cables oWing holiday saturday. The market
coauy steady with prices 10 25 points higher
TOTAL futures 4loH0 The market for
spot c1hrs fairly active and much OF the day,
VITA the he basis q 9ac for invoice
lots Ct No : RIO. Receipts Rio 1Or the week just
ee were 81 O1 bags against Al goo the previous week
ana $1,000 last receipts aggregated about
1850 bags, compared with 11sO00 last week
~ 600 Tor the week Rio shipments
Europe 1000 bags. Santos shipments 10 the United
STATES. 5000 hass. Europe. $1,000. The total
house deliveries the United
1885 bags. compared with J1540 the previous
week and l0l,to4 last OF the former New
York reported 63. .272 bags
The range Of prices II the local
follows:
New-York tribune., 1900-07-17

cuIs, 10 81 so; bucks. 1sO 70. at ss do 10
10. at 50. - - Se -.
70 do 90 r at SO 25 Is State do SO 10 az ~ St 40
No. Se 65 Pennsyly ania do, 100 10 at 81 JO -
do "a 70. 81 co. fs Kentucky do 81 10 at 81
n Harrington. lambs. ~ 70, at 30 SI1z,
24I do 81 no SO 70; do % D at 50 5O Y DO
81 So 371a % state sheep. % ro at "a % bucks
III 10. at SO.
do (,usl IS ~ So 10 State sheep 'U9 10, az - bO
~ do IO9 n. at So; bucks. $50 10; at 80 p 80 o
Andrew State sheep. 1lS 10, az 81 OO > dp
4 m at 81 - &, s....
T. - curtis state lambs. s. ro at ~ state
sheep 1872 n at SO 90; do. so n. at 50
H6iS-ReceIpts for days were T2z cars or u 81
head about for the market Trade SLOW
and prices Good choice State hogs were est
mated 10 sA AT 50 70GS5 81 per 100 10; mixed Western
do a. 6OQSb choice Hight state hogs and pigs might
exceed quotations Country dressed UNCHANGED
q Co. Saturday,; - western h9ss,
2I+ N average 81 so per 100 NJ Toughs 2l To- at 50
u, II
New-York tribune., 1900-07-17
OTHER MARKprs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago July IG-CattIe-Receips 10000 head. includ-
ing OCO Texans and 600 Western rangers Generally
steady 5qOc Butchers stock steady western
81 10 Natives-Best on sale TO
day, two carloads Angus s. 90 good to prime sts.Ts
steady $4as4 20; mixed stockers 75GS4; cows, S3a
81 20 hefers, S3aS5 10; S2gS2 =" bulls - a
head sale to-day. two carloads at ~ ~ Iexas
5GS5; Texas steers 81 29aS+ Texas
bulls, 80 3OaS5 %. Hogs-R=ce2ts to-dey $3.50 neat
estimated left 800 steady al
Saturdays prices top s. 4O mixed and butchers
IS O5d$5 40 god TO choice heavy. - lO@S 90 rls
So 1OftS5 4O bulk OF sales, -
s5 81 Sheep-Receipts. 900 head sheep and lambs
dull lower choice lambs; good to choice
wethers $fa$4 40: fair choice mixed 81 og$4 West
sheep yearngs SO 25S4 80; Texas sheep $3aS4
native lambs, 81 5GQ$6 So, Western lambs, 30S6 %.
Cincinnati, July I6-Hogs steady. - t0ftso 4S cattle
seady 25dSJ Sheep steady, - J0GS4 % LAMBS
active. lower. 81 25QS6 40.
East Liberty july l6-Cattle slow and lower, extra,
5OgS5 20; prime 50 40@s5 so SO 500$4 Hogs
lower prime pigs best medium and heavy Workers - ~
heavy hogs s. 1895 55; and common Workers
s. iogS5 %: roughs. SO 5p0S5 SneeP lower; cnoice
5O1s4 So common. 81 5OS2 80, choice lambs
81 1885, common good SO sOG$5 30 Veal calves
New-York tribune., 1900-07-17
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston. July I6-Cotton quiet middinE csc. low
mlddlng S1tc; good ordinary 1116c; receipts IST
bales; stock S444.
Baltimore. July l6Cotton nominal; Tnddlng Zoe; low
middlng l6c; good ordinary l516c; receipts 65S
bales; exports coastwise. $50. stock. 3 ISL
Savannah. July 16Cotton quiet and steady. middlinE
9sC; low midding, 9i2C; good ordinary receipts
6OS bales gross 1852; exports cOastwise $40; sales
Memphis, July 16-Cotton steady; middIng 92ac. low
middng. S2c good ordinary, &C. receipts -
gross, 2l0, shipments. l695; sales. 400 stock
St: Louis. July 16.-COtton quiet; mddng 97sc: low
middling, 916c good ordinary l6C. receipts q
bales; gross $50; shipments, a3S5; stock. q, 262,
New-Oreans, July l6.-Cotton quiet. mddng 10 2-IGc:
low mlddling, lll6C; good ordinary receipts
1924 bales; 6374 sales. 1000; stock 20 223
New-York tribune., 1900-07-17
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New Hork. foot Of
ss follows. and 5 minutes earirE f-on W. -o1 = =
300 n Daiiy-SoliS -Tail Tor Gui411 ~ tSaseask
6iISh4fntOa avcry. Eiutra an1 lg1u.1's-
parlor and diniuS BufIAl01 -,-,srsss.
btAO - u--Dally. except sundays oartk
0wego. Naverly. ElmIra aui LciAS3re r5,1,5r Cks
Daily 20 Port Jervts NonliSso. Pullman FeI-st5
2fO Daily Chicago LIE ritel-ta5t - + D =
train 70 Chicago, arriving SO ATT CleN iaE
N Sleepers to Chicago, Cleveland. C1ncinna'
d3O y. Daily Buffalo aHd CleN eilad - Voaae-
Buffalo T.O5 Bradford - jamestown lto -a~ e.taia
town 1927 a m Clsvelan1 $3.50 ,. NJ sis7a''' "
and Cleveland. WsF-
o.15 D. DaiIy.-SOlti train Biashasnon., en-
eriy. ElTntTa Chicago Slsepers % Buffalo ea'N"-
cinnatL Dining ,v,s,N AC-
BUCKETS. LOCAL TINE CARDS AND PCist-NN-AE AESr5aI-
L COMMODATIONS at III lt2 2Sf +1t ar. s,et,sr.5ss
way l6G East 12oth pa West ls1th ~ Tclsa
and West 2Sd ST. ferries. New York ~ a Ia An4
St. 9S Broadway. RrOCkyn. 122 River 81 itt an
jersey City Station. New York Transfer Co e~'' -
checks baggage destination
New-York tribune., 1900-07-17

ports the yield is materially below many forTeer 3
gath but that there will be ample supply ,,t
home use considerable for outside demands
...... .STRAW-Demand moderate. The more extehslEe
bIvers Of awaiting developments OF new crop
The range rye 723= qsOc 100 10 TIC being
usually price for high quality. Receipts OF nay ana
In tons reported al the Produce txcnanEe az so
River Railroad $50; Erie Railroad. IOi
PennnsyIvaua Railroad, 90 West Shore Railroad ~;
Lehigh Valley Railroad 90 by river boats 24o by c
boats 1876 total AS tons Receipts of straw, I'D IONS
by river and 30 tons by rail- total. 100 tons. . .
Flgin Ill. July 16-Butter sold the Egtn Board OF
Trade today at 19c Only ? 0oO N were 9feTec n =
market closed 19c The output for the last week
was 700 900 10.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-17
Railroads.
DENNSYLVANll
FATLRoAD

STATIONS foot OF WEST TWENTY -TE.Ipr,
AND DEsBROssEs AND CORTIANTr 22.Rsrr
G5The leaving tune from Deshro...
CorfIandt streets In five minute. Iut. %od
that given below for Tvventy-thf,a sHaR
station, except where otherwise noted se
7.55 A. VI. FAST MAIIA-I.irn,t.E ~ ---- -,
lor Cars New York 20 P1ttsburg. s,e4pirz g. p
burg 70 Chicago No coaches tp Pi;Jzhur1 & Set
O.I5 4. VI. PENNsYLVANIA LIMITED I.-F.l..-----at
P3aT,nens sle1Pns Dn,as sneHz laa Os-r,s1
Indianapolis Louisville st. Louis. 'a-lasr
For Toledo Nashville lyIa Cincinnati and Lsls@S-
Indianapois Chicago. St Louis. -t
900 r. VI. ST. LOUIS EXPRESS For Pl,---,-,
lunbus indianapolis. Lolsri..e ST. Il.5-e -'@ "a
% r. VI. WESTERN 1XPT.1ss.-Eo- Gear, -
700 p. NJ. PACIFIC ExPEEss-Far pl,-.,--.
Fonte counsi1! gor C,[,, III. - eIa7tosa Val
$40 p. VI. CLEVELAND AND CiNcISy4TI ~
PRESS.-For Pttsbr-g. Cleveland. Ctncn- Ri -
WASHINGTON AND The S0UfT
755. So, so. 1910 CDes5rosses and Cor,.aast S..
d220 dining Carl, 100 Dia.Hz CAP e. n IS
''Conrression-.I Lin. all Pa-7r ssf r'--', A5
2aio nIsnt 'sS sSnsy @5' -. s'.5.@{ & o = -, r ~ 4
a. m. 1255. q . "Coagressionsl Lin. IN el -
and D,n2z Cars = - dining ca9. as Dc; sc;
SOUTHERN RA1LwAY.-Esp5=ss. 3 =. 8 y > N a.,
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RaIr.vvAY.-For ,r.--..
ATISTTc COAST iISEHfr5tyss. Is e it,s SIS ,,,-
cIIEs4rEAKE < ONO RA1LwAY.-s.55 a. n. s,t,r
SEA EoAE6 AIR LIN;E-fvDrezs. 125 p. ~ sss ,a,,
FoR Old POINT COMFORT aad NorForr.--,,.
ATLANTIC eTr71SS 7'- IS p p N. H. a1 z5 p,
Through Fes-iuuIsd Trains EGfy-t Fz-I-- Cs-s -
Standard Coaches
CAPE NAY.-I2-55 D. m. w-es-5sys.
For points on NeV YORK and Long Branch Rai-ad Da-
West Twenty-thir1 Street S-a.ll7I a. 1 o.
90 SATURDAYS o7ly), = . 80. . 30. as ~
80 p m Sundays T.5J. SO a. 80 2 NJ -
Desbrosses and CortlaHdt s.re--sl. 2 2G 600 a =
1920 40 Saturdays acIy]. 221. I1 40 " a.,
and 100 p SUNDAY So B. - p. u SIS b N
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
61O CDesbrOssss and CartIsuI- Streets s2N "a.
TJ5. S.25 $50. 9 - % 80 Penra Lau-=1l l6 h -
brosses and Cortsndt streets 10 2tl Dining Car =
Dining Carr. ll5J a. y So. . l1 t-s-rls--s
C0rtlanGt Streets. 22u). 25J -. = y -
ing carr 40 Dining Carr. o 50 Dining Car ~
80, $50. 9.25 p u I1 night. S1-lays 6lo -
(n1 coaches. SO. $50, S-J - ..u.---I r. Bt~
Dining Car a. l2J5 l55 Dining Carr = ia
425 (Dining Carr 40 Dining Carr $50 ,Dl1fn- -
$50. S-25 $50 - o. - 10 night
Ticket Offices. Nos 4G1 9.45. l196 1874 III and n
broadway. 1 Astor House. West T7ve--y-r-i-I -.
Station; and s--Ji5ns foot 1C L-s5--se-s an G.
landt Streets. Court Street. $50 Fulton s--sa- 4
Broadway and Pennsy ylnavts Annex station R-75s--
Station. Jersey city T1e New York Transfer 60
residences through % d=stlnation
Telephone ola Eizlte-1JL Street s-- Ps--syvs-s
Railroad Cab Service.
J. 3 HUTCHINSON, =. r WOOD
Genera! Manager General Pzssr Azsst
New-York tribune., 1900-07-17

Cash quotations were follows: Flour easy No 3
e9Ag4le No yellow 46&G41c No oats S4624i.c:
No white. 26'aa271 nc; No white 26G27c, good feed
haxseed 81 SO: No Northwestern 81 50: prime timothy
6b sii $18 iS sTd per m s m g m % 81 PORK per
ribs sides loose SO IOa$7 dry saited shoulders boxed
basis Of high wines s. g. sugars cut iosf GnchaRss
on the Produce Exchange to-day the butter
steady, 97aalOAc. Eggs steady. lie
90 1Cneinnati July 16-F1our dull fancy SO 75Gs4; family
easy No 2 61Hc Lard quiet 81 sa RH7E Te,ts t rye
hTRai III, hard refined. s. 45Q$6 81.
n Dguts ssIs July iSGWheafNo hard sash soc august
1ssGi No Northern 1850; No spring. 1859 Oats 2
g77c. No Northern. i5a i5S Rye lover So i. 5SE
HSTI9g Sgsi: NJ & - t[a4sG SIS samPIe 4o as
7sc: No SortheTH 4o No oTRsT5 1R tTaIs NV No 5 hard
second clears. 81 so Bran1In bulk S12gsi2 So o.
grade July 75ls@75c corn &c iower3 So mTei
Clipped si5sf qas qpief but steady: No white
81 49G$2 60 do extras 50 e5g$2 Pennsylvania roer
ter clear $ 6<s 90 i" staish5 - % q 7 "a a Ws'eFn rs m WH
en- s9 % 994 81 10 sprinE clear So 2caSs so strgr
asa co. do strsght 81 6s 30 d. 6a,sI @ 90 81 SeT g 81 80
gasty the the latter fc fapey Western patent Butter
EGGS steady fresh nearby l4c do western I8Itc: 10
Receps|fiour 7tS bbs 695 CS n 'eess m ss RSentFSe
I2GGo @ bush corn 5000 bush; oats. 39Ov0 bush ship
bush, l7'' oa'S' ''0oV
81, -;, Louis July lS-Close;; Wheat No red cash.
cenoer. 1850; No hard 7Ole17Ic, Corn No . cash
5 july 2ss; fS@6e2 s s No white 2se sash
T1leio July I6-Wheat dull, lower; spot solFc. Juy
30 cas 'asa a. t2' s9tsm6er 4 &c oats dull lower
prime, s. 40; october s. 7o No ? 81 45 . ~ -
New-York tribune., 1900-07-17
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET

Liverpool. July 10 p. m.-Cotton-Spot-Sma bust
ness prices lower American midd!ing fair Sid; good
middlng : % 32d; mddlng : 22- low miItpE
10 92d; good ordinary l532d: ordinary S2i the
sales OF the day 5000 bales which were f1
speculation and and included
Futures opened easy and closed steady. American mid
ding July. IS S40S "a Cad value. July and Au-
gust 2s-64d buyers August and September. 3 9-}4d
sellers September and October 64lI5
october and November. 4l-G484 Noverl-
Der and December 30 6+d4 36-64i sellers pecer1ber
and January. 4 39 6+i sellers; and February
S1-64d sellers February and March. Cad BUYERS
March and April, ! 2S-64G4 % 64d value.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-17
TIE 1oNnoN WOOL MARKET.

London; JULY 16.-At the wool auction sales day
1908 bales offered Competition brisk ana
fully last weeks prices. Cane Hope Natal
woods slowly. There full attendance Of blvers
and the catalogues larger. Good CroSsbreds nd
scoureds IN firm demand The following the sale
In detail New South Wales, 2.aAO bales secured
Is ID greasy 5dlod Queensland 400 bales: scou-ed
secured. 11l4dGIs Md greasy. 6%dg1s I'd 4eaI
land $500 bales; secured 04d41s 81. greasy 4eGIO1
Cape Good Hope and Natal 100 bales: secured 1s
Gls sid. SdIied.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-17
Railroads..
BALTIMORE & OHIO r. r,
Railroads.

FOR THE WEST.
New Liberty Sonth Ferrx
CNhItehau TermnaD minutes cartier '$
"Daily Except SundAys- 1suudayx
CHICAGO. 't-SO CAberty street ony). sI.3O D m
"I2I5 night = -
PITTSBUR6. '4sO T. m, u4berty stree, On,v,. .aoo
Q. m 100 p. m. and Il Is night '''
CINCINNATI. 81 LOUIS. 'lOO0 a m 100 n m
'l2.l5 night
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE. ts.OO. 1000 lD4ner
sll3O a NJ. tDiner), too p m. (Dner) 50 tDnsrl
800 800 t.RogSl Limited exclusively Paumas Train
'l9-l Is night NORFOLK, 100 p m
Al trains ara illuminated with Pntsch Light
SO w ~ Bowery N Y sSS Fulton st R2o5xlr1 ~ ShTa
from hotel resid sncs to Destination
New-York tribune., 1900-07-17
LEHICH VALLEY.

Stations foot OF West 2d COrtlaudt and pes2russes
tpcUc4 r K Ferries ,,.s-.s,s
Time West sd Street Other figures tl--.slit o.
Streets Daily sunday Otber trains day!
s5h Sunday 6&5 eSuniay - Sll-s' a-'-
sunday SIS P-E. sunday FlN NJ s~uCGsy NJ Al
40, zS.SG - NJ Local co- EASlaN- -. r,rrS s-f
s'S.iC, CS.2O N. For BIZ tFALt y -
West and principal local points Farlor and Dnl2S '
+'II.5S. 1000 Noon. SLACK ogAAoso - -
PRESS HandsomCs train IN the world Ll..S Ll. sess
capacity Due Buffalo 9 connecting
70 Detroit aud Chicago Dining Ca- service a NON
-12.13. Leo " For W4LAe~-.' As'--i = S,-11l
+'3.95, !. 10 p N Coal HeSous anu nter era,,a-1
V'5.tO y5.20P.M. LOcal Tor MACtH LHtNA- r,- NAi
'5.SS, "a. fOru Chicago NrscOuH l-rHf- Tr,--8a ~
Ara FALLS and West Sleeping to ChicA1 5 1s
T.3S, 500 FVgus ZION Express -nr ~ 9T-f nfo
'S.SS, 9.OO p For ITHACA, ROCahSLS1" -
and W est Sleeping Cars 70 Chicago. FNcsst
SO FLAINEIELD and BOUND BROOK, l'cats,- - Z p
SQndqy, 's25. : - io N stt So, = -
TicSets and PuHian accommodations ~ l, 81 - - =
- Broad WAY, = nion square West 2 tt.Egaos, -kya
so fulton Court q UdW'y md Annex SIS,
Y I. Transfer Co VIII cali for ant cheek lagSssc lF'
residence through 70 destination
New-York tribune., 1900-07-17
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. July 18-sprtng wheat: No l Northern spot
carloads S4lsc; winter wheat No 2 red s3c; white
s2'ac; mixed. SIC. Corn dull No yellow &c: 30 ;
do 46&tc; No do 45izG45%c; No corn, 46lzc. No g.
46i4c oats dull No white, 2S%c. No white, 2s4c;
No 4 do. 2Sc; No mixed. 26lsc; No do, 26c Flour
Rye nominal Canal freights steady wheat, 2izc
corn 2Ac oats 1fsc barley PC; 21tc. TO NeYork
Lumber, 81 30 to Nev-York and 81 to Albany
Chicago. July 16-The leading futures ranged as fol