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North Park union., 1900-06-01
Gone Into Oil.

OF course about the only thing Of
interest these days is the coming de-
velopement of the oil field. The rep
resentatives OF the two Colorado
companies have gone outside. The
leases of one calls for the beginning
Of work in four months and the other
in six months. Before leaving here
each of them made arrangements for
the hauling in of machinery from,
Wolcott. They both mean business,
and two prospect wells will go down
in Routt county this year, and the
work will be started in few months.
Meanwhile the oil excitement has
taken good hold, and almost any
day last week men could be seen
trailing over the hills with town
ship plat in one hand and a location
stake in the other. All of the ground
between here and Elk river has been
taken up, several thousand acres
Some was taken by local people and
some by outsiders. It is safe to say
that several hundred people are COM
ing in from Florence, Canon City and
other points along the Arkansas val
ley where people are interested in oil.
A genuine oil boom would make
things hum and open the way for the
development of all of Routt county's
resources, railroad and everything
else we need. and an oil boom is
what we are going to have, and have
soon.
The above clipping from the Steam.
boat Pilot shows that Routt county,
our neighbor over the range, has
great hopes Of boom of the substan-
tial kind. Success attend the efforts
of the hardy pioneers. The devel-
opement Of country depends much
on the people Of the country them
selves.
While our neighbcrs oyer in Routt
county are forging to the front in al
most every line, what are we doing
here in the Park1. Simply hanging
to the skirts of Fort Collins and tax
ing our medicine without murmur.
We are a brave crowd here, indeed.
THE NEW YORK WORLD,
North Park union., 1900-06-01

TsYFe '7-''7+ ~ -
The reports from the British army
In South Africa show they are
now on Transvaal territory and it
would seem that the end Of the
gallant little republics is near. II
this conquest Is just one We fail
to see it.
North Park union., 1900-06-01
TIMBER CULTURE FINAL PROOF
Notice For Publication.
Unit cd Statcs Lnnd Office,

United States Land Office,
Denver, Colorado, May Z, 1900.
Notice is hereby given that William G. Mcllon
has filed notice of intention to make final proof
before Harvey F. Sturdevant, United States
Commissioner, District OF COLORADO, at his office
in Walden, Colorado, on Saturday, the 7th day
OF July, 1900, on timber culture application No.
II ,5s6, for tho NE quarter OF section No. 50, in
Township No, N. Range No. 80 w. Of eth p. NJ.
He names al witnesses:
Lars Larson of Spicer, Colorado.
Joseph A. Murphy "
Joseph v. Munroe" /"
Alex W. Westholm" h" :"
C. D. FORD, Register.
FPHAY ILL p JUNE Is
North Park union., 1900-06-01

FPMAY Ill r JUNE Is
North Park union., 1900-06-01

A Physician in passing Q stone
mason's yard, bawled out to him:
aGood morning, Mr.. W.. Hard at
work, I see. You finish your grave.
stones MS far rs IN Memory Of and
then you wait, l suppose, to see wI;o
wants a monument next"
,.Wby, yes" replied the old mar,
resting for moment on his mallet,
sunless somebody is i'll and you are
doctoring him, aud then l keep tight
on. Medical Record.
North Park union., 1900-06-01
The State Agri-
cultural College

CONTINUED FROM ISSUE OF MAY 1S.
Athletics has been given new i'm.
petus by the fine playing Of the base
ball team. Most of the players are
Freshmen or Sophomores and will
put up penant games before they
leave College.
Prof. W. W. Cooke has resigned
from the Chair of Agriculture, his
resignation to take effect September
1st. Prof. Jay D. Stannard has re-
signed as assistant professor in Civil
Engineering. Mr., James A. Stump,
an alumnus Of the College, has taken
his place.
1t may be interesting to know that
fourteen graduates of the College are
upon its pay roll at the present time.
The new athletic grounds are being
used for the base ball work and by
the track team. The College "meet"
was held at the old Fair grou nds last
week with fairly good records.
The first report Of L. G. Carpenter,
Director of the Experiment Station,
has recently been issued, 1t more
than sustains tho faith OF his hosts
Of friends that he would at once take
rank as one of the three or four great
est Directors in America.
A new bulletin by Prot. T. S. Gran
dali on Strawberries, is just out,
showing evidence of careful study
and an appreciation Of the needs of
the growers.
Those interested in any agricultu.
raj or horticultural theme are request.
ed to send their names to the Exper-
iment Station. of Tie College; they
will then receive all the bulletins
issued by the Station.
J, The finances of the College were
never in better condition at this sea-
son Of the year. And this, notwith-
standing the fact that the Board has
been very liberal in resuscitating the
general equipment Of the College for
better teaching. Much credit is due
Hon. +. F. Sharp ana Hon. "A. NJ.
Hawley, President and Secretary of
the Board, for this condition Of
things.
William R. Headden, Of last years
Commercial class, has been appointed
stenographer to Directos Carpenter.
Prof G. s. Crandall, having been
granted four months leave of alb.
sence, has, in company with his wife,
gone to Germany for special atudy
and rest. They will return by way
of Paris. -.
Prof. Theodosia G. Ammons will
have charge of TIE Domestic Science
work at the .Tsxas- Colorado Choutau-,
qua this season
North Park union., 1900-06-01
Bulls For Sale.

I have few shorthorn and Here
ford Bulls for sale, if sod soon. Can
be seen at Home ranch. ct Walden.
G. W. LlNcER,
New-York tribune., 1900-08-03

AEIA4s-The local market for metals continues IN
Aeavtaess The cables were unsastactory. and the ad
here At the close Metal Exchange called pig
weak ana uaGetss lake copper aneha2red at SIG 30: q
eas and lower S32QS22 pa lead unsettled 81 q
MOLAsSEs AND sTRUPs-The trade IN nnolasses was
seemed 70 advantage ara stu6borny held tan
aa5 nesanset ou9552s f9 Neworleaas @ 81 cent? mr.
seg@l common 129I3c far I4gI9c go9d 2oq2sc; p7ns
3494ec. syrupsComnon, 15aI6c: fair. i7g1sc; cesd.
OCEAN FRE1GTETs-Tra5lng in san tonnass. vas ysry
light although good demand prevailed IN al Of shore
request but rates strong IN al departments as the
sEs!a2e Supply vas sa ~g9Latoas 20 Liysr2oo we're
Lo4o94z so GssEo 20 ETfsLoi o. tl tea'
IS pigs Rotterdam, size; Amsterdam. 94e cotton to
oTLs-c6rtonseed oil steadier result Of more
export ;91iry Late Nsanssday sale 9t prime sun
asE Teie" ~as r-esq s9 a. sc spot ~he 5e
follow Petroleum. bbs bulk s. 30:
Ne-YoFE So So cottoaseed oil prime crude SOS 52a
DOC non2a! PRIME s1Iale y yto So on So 1
yellow DOC butter gsss Eon-.-a4 PINE 5Sa sue
PFlJyISIC SICZS-SpecI1Iatfvs trade Al me IN
aueI The fact Faat August stocks showed less reduc
one tine 6arE tie afternoon there was sharp rally ~
covering, bur Of lost IN the last hour leaving
head ana l6eoo expected @ On Frd7y ha7sas c1[y asa
Mes So T5asls 5oi family sI4 50asl5 so snort clear
NJ $E5z-TsF ~ STeTII aIote1 al s2o69s2
&c i6O 70 7@c. CIT MEATS-Ptcled bellies quiet
quoted: Smoking bellies. 10GI0sc: 10 u SC; - y,
sZGs@c. i y. 81 a sc. Picked shoulders steady:
quote5 al 65sd6$4c Picked dun; quoted lo9
.TALLOw-Duu city A. g4ac; country, 4iz q
La F2Istsa1yi quoted at : Doc CITY lard dul
quoted al 650c. Refined Lard steady; quoted South
America, Continent I5ocs Brazil ksgs, 9 l5c Com
-. -sTEARIA E-Quiet; quoted; Oleo Tl4c bid; city
lard z-ea-iHs, s~sC
F7ICE-The market generally quiet all day. with
steady undertone. closing with prices unchanged Quo
tafions follow: low fair. 81 G44c
fsfr 10 good 44s CSC prime choice, 6zg5tsc, head
- G8lzc Patua. 4sE514cs Japan. ~ I5c Java, ~
4s.c. Rsngoon IN bond, 2G25zc
ST-GAR-The refined sugar market quiet and de-
VOID OF festure At the close the feeling was steady
Te 5gay grade shipments from days
10 three weeks softs issued promptly. Quota
baF abs only mould - 6-3Jc5 cubes and xxx
--Cw5ered G25c. powdered powdered and fruit
Eagle confectionery grduuatec. o51c
EpIe coarse grzuularet hne ganulatsd 62Jc
1ggIe y cartons . and p bags Of fine
Isred 9Oc Eagle grsnulated standard granulated
diamond A 61Gc confectionery A. JSOc5 Nos l. ,
a-5 575c 4. 5-7Oc; No 8 565c; No o, 555ci No 4
45c- Nc S No 8. 5-35c; Noe 10 and II, 5aOci
n u 525c: Nos 13 II. - and 10, 52oc- The raw
market toIeraby steady Tor nearby deliveries
~ s-snIe Tor import after the middle OF the month
80 ouet with quotations the basis ct 4sc 47sc
- 4Isc for the regulation grades The cables were
49, n ue with anticiparons; sugar IN London
80 s-es1v a. 13s Java and 12s Sd Tor fair
e-T-- F7eer sugar ruled steady but quiet with
month quoted lis 90 and next month al
- The present visible supply Is lIu0oo tons, as
-o-r-a-ed with $4,000 tons IN EUROPE LAST year
New-York tribune., 1900-08-03
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS

New-Y7rk, August 2. 1900
9EAN-s AND PEAS-The market f0r small white beans
g ggau lower very dull Best marks OF medium
e rfferng quite generally a. 81 and pea very rarely
81 90 could BE- exceeded in tact
e sales are reported Other state beans are
changed light ernent
eg5 lesng IN buyers Green and scotch IN
aii sJDpIy spot, and occasional Joining sales
1-1e Elgnar than quote Quotations Beans marrow"
Il-e 5bis s. medium. choice 81 30 DO pea cHol-e
5re 50 10. 40 bags 81 05GS2 OK Do REQ kidney choice
s1E eve choice s. l54S2 20 90 black turtle soup
40 California. 50 h2-zffs3 90 imported
"a n~nne 81 1881 DO medium 1atr 70 prime,
r re15sI 70- green and Scotch peas, bags, 81 o.
- Just shade nrIneT. BUY ers
p - nrefrv the basis OF ls12c Tor extra
eie1-5$ sTus1 fraction Under the cal on Change
shown DGt this vas not tulIy
coz-g - ne business No change In nrsts
feIis-5 creamery ana not much doing N state
q T-sffcn creamery quiet Current packed factory
oalrg az firm I514c; Tor best lots l5-zgl5e;
cfe ,z1% d1sc thirds llci state dairy halt hrln
sec1has fSlzc. Grsts. lT7z9ls 90 Welsh tubs,
tubs DO hrsts I77zc. state dairy. tubs sec
fancy s95f-r 40 thirds, I514Gl6ci state dairy TINS
ends western imitation crearery extras u ac
etc 1sfe1ac- lower grades l9glo7sei western
DO hrEts 1saks l6916izc5 90 current pscked finest
factory .oends IBt g15sei factory OF eaTg. lower
eTades 14al5c; re9n9S..sis-
moderate receipts uf
EEEEg s-Eer more interest shown py exporters far
cheese an IS EtTs7nEeFt Wiui bfec wen
fancy cleaned AZ 9A4ekig ah t4at p4sls
esraI lsle1, small sales nc hiEher Lrse NIts ~
- sepended upon Small soiSfso less aS'l's
New-York tribune., 1900-08-03
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York. August ?. 1900
BEEvES-Receipts cars, 1.S29 head. aH for
exporters saughteers with the exception of about
carload trade worth noting Feeling hrD Dressed
be4g iu fair hru recorded quotations
London cables quoted United states cattle
s.ts- - ii IlzI2lac per n rops i3c dressed weight
% sheep the Trinidad 20 Bermuda
Culc. Tor Il erpoc- will take cut ++o
earrle equally divided between J. Shamf-srg * son and
& SG berger. also 430o quarters OF bee
festnated fer other shippers The Europe VIII hardly
se a. TTyF7S-R Recents Cuanlv late yesterday 29s
t-~ Trere G limited inquiry for I've calves, and
- were rated About head held
Common 70 prime yeals sold s. 5cGS6 % one bunch
irtle calves and cIls at 81 1utternl
-gTrnsl CITY dressed vras SLOW s8lO5ac per n
+-e-5nE sales choice stock lie Country dressed
Sii and selling the wide Of 5a9i%c. little calves
al IsafsT &C., G. Curtis s. Son: veais. Ies 70
e. Il -ar 100 30 de- - n. AZ 81
Tslre right Co. Feais. lS5 n, at 81 l5' 70 DO
,ss n a- s. 20. 3 do. l6c n. al s.
Judd Co: 81 yeals. i67 n. at 81: DO. 2zi 10
al Collins. 10 vesls So %. do. 1876 70 at
8 5herson Co.: veas l27 10 So 90. culs. $50
10 ew5n a. ~ Co l4o n Sc 80; do. lsO n
at $ 5srs o. veal 10 n At s8 80 do 10 n ar s.
I.AAiBS-Receiprs 191e 1877
n f1~ The market Sheep moderate supplies
Offering soc less the close
80, the same STOCK sold FOR yesterday. Nearly
--s1td Common good sheep sold $34S4 T5 per 100
~ orsnarv % prime lambs az S5Q$6 SIN cus 81
firh are scarce sell SC Dressed lambs slow and
,eak al 7Q10+zc with extra stock selling u U lie
.vs-sTe a. SO 30 Per n 81 H So 242 Vlr
-inIa dc 50 Tn o.; 25l d5 n al 50 ia no 10
"a n at s. g. s. 70, Al State do 81 n
Is virglna do tcuIsl 55 n. at s.. 30 MARY
New-York tribune., 1900-08-03

tns.,sAse q about yiilio, t-ush -. -. A.. -.
hylj ezese II loads All told helped 70 check
wheat during the late afternoon EDFins
last weal I weFe es5 ears, compared with pa cars
directed 80 - ears year Come attention
ing 10 40 Sn me seabosrd cieaFances uf four amount
ancer fr tb pos naking total wheat and -four clear
"a -ey e4a,S0o bush Quotations Of cash
hars MAN, oasis Eere eiovr Fo = red. Al &el No
Nortbs- "a, % Ne Ne hard Duluth. sJ7Sc
juiuth sBko. ali tn arrtvst Ne
sr9r CO1sN-Iovvsr cables and brilliant
encouraged active ceiling both accounts
iTs - uaer Which prices eased OF decidedly CLOSING
present II, ,oWeE Advces from the West claimed that
CS,--.-t weather Is IDEAL corn whif. t"The Price
ne 80 IPeatsd its estimate OF g foo
aD'se an average. decline English
ofrenr- nqunted ss to se%d, oTsettns small country
traia-e . NnateVer other stimulating Influences bull
l79e use of IN their to turn
-icso4 = BUSINESS amounted n only ~ loads No 2 corr
seost d 41se elevator - sc delivered 44Ao o
s-s AIs-The locsl market oats inactive
4iess' At the West there
N we cash demand
- vators continue the best n futures No
7sa". &c; track MIXED 282Tc: track white 2Tz
- wnits clips 2fi1 RYE--NfsrlEet quiet:
-. western 5sise and . Western 5sc both Z o .
o''O3Ni STATE rye, 5Sf54c ( Z Eevv-Yorz CARROTS.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-03
NAVAL STORES.

Spirits turpentine ruled STEADY win former prices Ices
e+ 1 ,,ncHanged Tar and pitch steady al late
S-css Quotations follow: Tar. regClars 81 80 do oil,
rurnentine 1+5c, rosin common 70
go strained 81 go z 81 IS: F 81 50. 8 81 90 g
Z 81 %. NJ & 70. y. 81 90. " g 3 o. " v" - ~
STOCK on HAND.
SPIRITS tlrpetine. z-s!e PIE pSis
savannah. Aug 2-su.--ss turpentine, firm 4o1se Re
Fs.l bFlE- exports - Rosn nrTl
n = s. a0Is2 as VI ". s. G0Gs2 S. receipts. 422S
rhls- sales 2073; exports. 6ll5.
-T-1--t-g-or7 \ 2.-SpirLts turpentns steady,
49q5+Ji-cs receipts 24s bns Rosin hr1l 81 zo8Sd
-seir- Il bbls Crude rrpeutine quiet y 90 ana - %
-eceirts l6s bbs STEADY, s. 4O receips - on.s
=. 40Izc Rosin hrTn, unchanged
a. r119on Aug 2-Turpentne spirits. 3Gs Cd
New-York tribune., 1900-08-03

ls5e aassp; lie n. 90. ID. So
g. 4o- n. at SO 50 ~ bucks and ewes IS 10, AZ
81 90; bucks. % u. So 25
4oein sham l4G kentucky lambs. Il 70. at 81 -
20 o. ., TO az 50 10 le Kentucky sheep 13s 70 81 81 50
cS IIS 70 at - IS. 30, l02 n. at 81 Is bucks,
- ID az S3 80 Gate yesterday 34 Kentucky sheep lo4
- az ~ 20 - bucks, ll2 n. IS Is
Horton q CO. 23S Virginia lambs 81 II at So 3; 245
S9 y 70 at 80 21I West Virginia do e4 n. at 50 .
ZoS DO. 90 y, So s5 es SIS 50 So SO Ken
sHSky do SO n. s. kentucky sheep 81 n So
ElrElnla DO, 1l2 n. s3 80: 10 90 70, = %
SO sT+1.
s. Judd Co: 2ss West virginia lambs. 50 70. at
~ az 50 %; - Pennsylvania sheep 11o 10 at 81 Is
virginia do 100 n,
J. Il Wilkersou: 1Ss Maryland lambs. 60 -. at
80 ~ 2 : go Kentucky DO IS Th at IS 30
> sanders 81 Pennsylvania lambs GO n, At s. y;
SO 80.
NJ Collins: I47 Kentucky lambs 20 70 at Sc IS lss
virginia do 65 70. 50 70: 40 Kentucky sheep n
at s. % 40 bucks 1o7 n at SO % Il do 127 70 s. y
Harrington Co; 25S West Virginia lambs. 70
west virginia sheep. los 10. al 81 25-
saughtsre-s. with the exception OF few state hogs
Feeding firm Buffalo advicss. Fair prime State
hogs sold at IS 65GS5 81 100 n Country dressed
saies-A Mullen: 81 state hogs 15a ~ average at
- 50 Per 100 n; DO 214 - * ~ - DO e4T -
3 co -ough do % 10 ST So DO 800 n n 81 65
boar 80 10 az 81 80.
Mcpherson & Co: state hogs 256 n at 81 70:
n az S. So
Tohin Shannon: State hogs. IT'S 70 at s. SIS.
N Collins date yesterday: state hogs, 16O ., At
Sa2 -.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-03

GENERAL MAPKET REPORT.

-E-.-here vas pretty brisk liquidation CoS-
1ee zA7islse ca4-ec forth oT European
$3.50 EayTe rePorted decline q 4 francs
-----lE 1eciiEs q = ptg Rio decline Of zoo res
Enc Santos decline 300 -eAs RaoeDfs - Pc sn6
Santos toge-hsT reached Gags representing new
-il2 movement e1lte large predicted the
80 p-l1E-e h-nls q a. expanding volume of receipts
-sss y I1e near tuIure- AftR- opening a.
- 90 p9iolS trsdi2E here was quite extensive.
sfc LaFe BASIS. between
E-c- disturbed prices further opening
-efs Sere saies q 1000 bags; " y r. 25000
eAss dc % ne entire session, 5000 beEs
I--== I-Ay stezoy AZ decline q st5 points The
l--le ---1ec ne purchase OF &c, 80
60 = a--E a. sSoe the seller being the leading bear
E1-se = LhlE COUNTY, ESUrCpe
-e-Fer1es
l-Fs-s n re ob-erT-E weakness fn
--rss nslc aloof s16 LEFT
c--Ee nominal n value, basis OF 9ssC
Ihe ranse q contract prices market today
New-York tribune., 1900-08-03

Eatmore, Aug Cotton nominal; udding 1Oc. low
rnaalng 9-l6c good ordinary 1516c gross receipts.
9I1 bales exports coastwse, 1.OOO; stock, $40
CaIv esron Aug. Cotton quiet: middllng, 9-sc; low
nndGlnE 15-l6c. good ordinary. 7-lSc. receipts,
bales; exports The Continent $40 cOastw!se 100;
stock. 1850
Memphis Aug. 2-Cotron quiet; u1iddIng l1-t6c; low
nddng 7l6c. good ordinary I5l6c Eet receipts, 10
gross. 46f- shipments, Is. stock, Q. rs
81 Louis, Aug Cotton dull mfddIiuG. f1-16c; low
mlddlnG 9%sc; good 9c gross receipts, ll3
bales. Shipments 1I3; stock. 1926.
Savannah Cotton quiet; middling. eA4c- low
mddng 9sc good ordinary 93sc; 1,025 bales;
exports coastwise 456 stock. 1851
New-Orleans Avg Cotton nominal middling. IO5s
mdding. 9$c; good ordinary, SIC; receipts, 32
bales, exports Great Britain $500. the Continent
sroc enc
New-York tribune., 1900-08-03

1s11 Ezchangs special Liverpool caoles spot ca5-n
ea-s bales speculation and export. ~.
Elz1-lnF 1-Isnf 1924 Futures opened easy %GS
gzts ozer cosed barely STEADY sGz points nsL
rsazoerJ a1Uzry. 4Zsb. J2A14L - .fs-'
sslelsrg March A-26b. AaTch-Aprll =--ge 80
s-sizz 3 11bs Aug1st-septsIl2e1 .9-'Ds
gct55er 80. OctobeT-NoveEcber- 40 rs, -
-ecenzbe-. L 52h Mancheste--1arfls A-lI c-1'
FL9-E ASr AfEAL-Seg0tiafions started on = e1L-1s
- -es Dr1k-n OF raa1y cases YESTERDAY owns -
e1as j xssst I'D TIE market displayed Cute AZ M
sszary poEirior cosiag rather easy. DIT not 4lyL
OTer sprrR patents. s. IjI4+ 90 winter 49,
= aaafs So winter patents 81 sga$4 ~. spIlng
E7nfer fs - - . n graee slsGxIs per tCn. spot
AZ a--ive-.--- RYE FLoUR-Dul- SloJec. Az 70
t sgss = s3 faFsg g 5a s. 5gs 81 s. :. q brand
RAG EEAL-Eesy. Quoted: Fine white ane yeIl3N,
ssSc: coarse sTas8c FsELn.st s2aoIs9 zgf4s
l-en SPOT SIS. sacks arrive. 20 70 SO s2asao'
essrss E5zer braz sI79sIs 50 laLter white efss
a. 81 .lrs-eS a. csTe 81 50 ccra 0Ieake. so 20
GRs f-Cr-sous yesterday from
spsafive point q were about as 1lsa aisl-HoIs
e. tsey wednesday. This spathy. II lael, N1@
berg responsible hsaFtnsss which ac-ec a. ne
= II 1ays features and was oniy rsiieyea ohes y -
e3rg Iitrle covering by early EelLeIs
-F4<e- moderate reaction rom ne IoNsAI +,-
12zlezs again set n during the LAsl lA4l ly-4
80 tie a q .OW point representing 7%47sI
-ne from The preyous DAY Cables proved % % FeIy
yIolnt1g English markets after slgAt opT5l-s
lFs1ce l5zI1E all Improvement while al taiz
mere 0ss decline n 50t0 points at antwerp o. e
- and E16spest unchanged serlln eloseo !. =
-, ~ShsF Esriy n tRe 1aF iore-sa Aousss
- feature speculation aside from TIE interest coz
sl . RATION local operations A5s4nlSlts .s
l1tleEile crop news were genst-I-f 'i q 'ra4+s
sre, weather condttops Il the Northwest favored
se-4rg e1d threEzing operations, Whlle Ahe -ela-
a.sFa Miller SAD that samples Il sprlng "neai nc
s-siilEu il future Minneapolis
- Dal1th naturally affected by this news and
o1Fh ms week aGasnsf 612.00 bush week az
s-lsie saDDy next Monday Is expected % shO" -
New-York tribune., 1900-08-03
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Aug = ?. m--Cotton-spot-Smau bust
prices lower American middling, fair l5-l6d
good uiddgiug. Sad. mddng ) 15-32d; low ulddtng.
II-32d good ordinary, 1921, ordinary. lS2d The
sa OF bales or which 10 were FOR
speculation export and included 3 40 bales American
Receipts 600 bales including 2-uo na-es American
Futures American
nriddltng m c August I3-S+d buyers. august ana sep
lenber 3-64d buyers; September and Octoher $50
buyers October and November 31-}ig+ 3s-o+d sellers
November and December 32a4d buyers; December and
January 29-6d buyers: January and February 2-t4d
a 2sS4d buyers. February and March, 2664d sellers
April 264d sellers; April and May 248if
TT4
New-York tribune., 1900-08-03

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour No
sss.cs No cats a7l2c; No white 2sac: No white
22 G234c No rye. 5oG50sc good feeding barley. 3S
937c fair TO choice mating; +o942c, No hazsesd
81 IO6S3 %, clover contract S. pork.
Dbl So I56sl2 lard 100 n SO s7gss go short
rooxed T5FS7 short clear sides Cboxed s. 65sT 80;
whiskey Of high wines 81 % sugars unchanged
crealeres l57l9c: tares ff9l7c Cheese steady
9laR1O+c. Eggs steady; fresh. ll+ac-
Cincinnati. Aug 2-Flour steady Wheat hrr1; No
red. 78i4e77s Corn easy No mixed 4Ig4!3ss: sLs
No. :. SOC.
Duluth. Aug Wheat, No l hard cash. &c: august
cash 77s August &c; sep5eHber 7sisc December ne;
No Northern T5c; No. spring. I2c Corn. 3so oats
23ieq23%c
Milwaukee Aug Wheat steady. No. Northern.
53c- Barley steady; No .. +9G56c; sample. 4oG4sc
N7-eapofs Aug. Z-CIose-Wheat-Iu No I
751sc. on track No. hard T6%c: No. Northern.
74%c; No. Northern. Flour-First patents s. 10
Bran lower IN bulk, 81 T5GS1-
Philadelphia 2vheat = higher; contract grade
T3A Q74c. Corn steady No mixed. AuEus Att
g43zc oats unchanged clipped s0is s5o 4c-
Butter steady; fancy creamery 2c; prints.
Western i5c- do S-uthSeste-T 13c; DO Southern lie
sacks; wheat. 00O bush, corn, iT7oeO bush oats
Shtpments-Wheat. $1,000 bush corn 1000
bush: oats ,oCo bush.
ST. Louis. Aug. 2-Closns-w -wheat-No. red, cash
72%c: 7tlsc; September. 72sGI2&se; December.
s7sc septan6er 56ss ass &c: Deceuaber 32lc oats
white 24lec
Toleaa, aug 2-wheat dull lower; spot 7zl.o. Au-
3Sc oats dull higher; No ? cash 23c. September.
dull higher; '9s prime s. To- 90 prime 50 % October
IS III No ?, 81 So
New-York tribune., 1900-08-03
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. Aug 2-cat-I.-Recepts. $500 steers active
strong 70 l0C higher We~terns steady, butchers stock
steady 70 Joe lower Natves-Best On sale Lotay car
loads s. So good q mime steers s. JES6: poor 70
medium 81 6OdS5 70 selected feeders SASS 20, mixed
sockers S3as3 20, cows S3RS4 -: hefers S3aSJ.
s. 40GS2 So. bulls .70ds4 c.. calves. $3.50 So
TexansBest sale to-day 10 carloads AZ 81 80 Texas
FED steers STEADY 81 40dSj So Texas gassers s. $50
81 30 Texas bulls, s. 50GS3 10 Hogs-Recepts TO-DAY
5000 head, Tomorrow Is 600 estimated efc over, %
Opened strong sc hglsr. closing easier top, - oO
mixed and butchers i5GS5 All good choice heavy
50 l0SJ 40 heavy. 81 g9lS5 90 light 50 2S1 90
bulk OF sales g 2odS5 Sheep-Fteceipts 5000 mead
sheep and lambs strong ana active good = choice weteT
s. 5Q$+ Go fair choice mixed 50 ISaS4 n, western
sheep $ 25qSf 90. Texas sheep SSaS+ 10. native lambs
81 6ofS6 Is; Western lambs. s. 25GSG -. -
Cincinnati. Aug Hogs active, higher. 8 a01S9 %
Cattle steady 50 l9GS5 40 Sheep steady - 1gS4 -
Lambs lower S4S7S6 Is.
Liberty. Aug 2.-Cattle steady: IS 5o9
s. 20 prime S5 40aS5 Co common SO 5OIs4 active
and higher: prime pigs s. ToS5 =, ms5iuns and m
Workers s. 65S5 72lz heavy hogs s. i'19fSo 81 I5r
Workers. s. 5sJ4S5 6l roushs So 54S5 sheep steady.
choice wethers s. TeTSt so common 81 50fS@ 5o choice
lambs $ 5o6s5 -; common good 50 HgS0 . veal
calves. 81 S8dS6 -
East Buffalo Aug. 2-RsceptE-Cstte. So cars; sheep
aT@ lambs, IA hogs. - ShpnentstaI )"
sheep and lambs. Il hogs, cars .aSlee-
Steady the prices Nonday's close caves -
choice s6Gs6 25 good to choice 80 .3S9
so good 70 choice 50 1896. mixed sheep s. 5ps4 5o
wethers 81 60GS4 So export ewes S4ds4 80, closing
strong Hogs active 5T1oc higher; heavy. - Bog
s. go. mixed 60Rs5 20. Workers s. I5GS5 So pigs
s. T5as5 So roushs 81 T0gs4 90 stays 50 5S+ closing