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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1900-05-12
CONTEST NOTICE.
Department of the Interior,
United States Land office,
Dnfpn THnlo n

BOISE, IuahO, ApFlI Q, 1900. Z,
A. sufficient contest affidavit having been filed
In this office by Edward G.. HLckok, contestant,
against homestead entry NO. 1898, made Sept.
NJ, Range W., by Mrs. Edith Fitzhugh, con-
testee in which it is alleged that said entryW0In-
an has wholly abandoned said tract, that she has
mol. cultivated the said tract, that such nom
residence and nOl- cultlyaton exists at this date
and further that the alleged absence is not due
to the entrywoman having entered the military
service Of the United States. Said parties are
hereby notified to appear, respond and offer
evidence touching said allegation at 10 clock a
M: on May 22 1900, before the Register and Re-
idaho.
The said contestant having, IN 3 proper afidays
It, filed April 8, 1900 set forth facts which show
that after due diligence personal service of this
notice cannot be made, 1t is hereby ordered and
directed that such notice be given by due and
proper publication.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1900-05-12
A Fast Bicycle Rider

viii often receive painful cuts,
sprains or bruises from accidents.
Bucklin's Arnica Salve, will kill the
pain and heal the injury. Its the eye
lists friend. Cures Chatting, Chapped
hands, Sore Lips, Burns, Ulcers and
Piles. Cure guaranteed. Only Csc.
Try it. Sold by II. D. Blatchley, drug
gist.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1900-05-12
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior.
Land Office at RniEe Idaho

Land Office at Boise, Idaho,
April 18th, 1869.
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice of his intention 20 make
final proof IN support of his claim, and that aaid
Court at Caldwell, idaho, on May 81, 100. VII:
Erik Falquist, HID Application No. 1860 for the
SEl-4, Sec: p, Twp. 3N., R. W., B. M. Ne
tinuous. residence upon and cultivation Of aid
land, viz: -
John L. Bardsley, Thomas Poston, James B.
SIarneld and George W. Critiser, all Of Caldwell,
JAMES K1NG, Register.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1900-05-12
A keen Clear Brain.

Your best feelings, your social posi-
ton or business success depend largely
Oh the perfect action of your Stomach
and Liver. DR.. Kings New Life Pills
give Increased strength. keen, clear
brain, high ambition. A 25 cent box
will make you feel like new being.
Sold by H. D. Blatctley, Druggist.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1900-05-12
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior,
Land Office at Boise, Idaho,

department OF the Interior,
Land Office at Boise; Idaho,
April 8, 1900.
Notch is hereby given that the following nam.
ed settler has filed notice Of his intention to
make final proof In support of his claim, and
Probate Court at Caldwell, Idaho, on Nay is,
1909, viz:, James A. Clark, Hid. Application No.
1923 for the sh Swl-4 sec. Is, nH nWl-4 sec. &c,
TIP + N. II. west. Is =
He names the following witnesses TO prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of said
land, viz: :
Asa klngsberry, Hiram Payne, Samuel New
Canyon County, Idaho.
JAMES KING, Register.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1900-05-12
LIABILITIES .
Total. ......
STATE OF IDAHO,
COUNTY OF CANYON. 90

COUNTY OF CANYON. "0'
I, W. R. Sebree, Cashier of the above
named bank do solemnly swear that the above
statement is true to the best Of my knowledge
and belief. w. r. SEBRRE,
Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 26th day
Of April, 1900. JNo. T. MORRISON,
COrrect-AtteSt Notary Public
HOWARD SEBREE.
B. f. WHITE, Directors,
MONTE B. GWINN,
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1900-05-12
Report of the Condition

OF the First National Bank at Cald-
we'll, in the State of Idaho, at the close
of business April rs, 1900.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1900-05-12


A. Greenlund, paint for bridge. 20 90
IL. Coddipgton, painting bridge. z 90
sPRINKLING FIND. 49,.
D. S. Brown, April sprinkling.. 43 So
Boud of treasurer and bond and
contract of sprinkler were approved
and ordered placed on file.
The council having completed all
regular and unfinished business, A.
F. Isham stepped forward and took
the oath of mayor for the fiscal
year Ieoo-oI, after which he pro-
ceeded to administer the oath to
the following officers elect: w. c.
Stalker, councilman for First Ward !;
S. D. Hartkopf, councilman for
Second Ward; D. D. Campbell,
councilman for Third Ward; L. w.
Bach, clerk; A. Green1und, treas
urer, and George Little, police
judge.
Before taking his chair Mayor
Isham stated that he believed in a
rigid enforcement of the laws
whether it affected the rich or the
poor. He also stated that he be-
lieved in economy and that he
would do his utmost to make the
expenses of the city as light as pos
sible etc.
J. B. Wright was then elected
President of the Council for the en-
suing year.
John c. Rice was appointed and
confirmed as City Attorney for the
fiscal year 1900 and 1901.
w. J. B. Kirkpatrick was ap-
pointed and confirmed as marshall
until next regular meeting.
John Bishop was appointed and
confirmed as Street Commissioner
until the next regular meeting.
After the above appointees were
sworn in the following committees
were appointed.
Finance Committee-D. D. Camp
bell, P. E. Engel and w. c. Stalker.
Street Committees. D. Hart
kopf, J. M. Cook and J. B. Wright
On motion the clerk was instruct
ed to advertise for bids for printing
for the fiscal year 1900 and 1901.
Said bids to include only matters OF
publication.
There being no further business
the council adjourned.
L. W. Bach, Clerk.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1900-05-12

MONEY TO LOAN on improved
farms. Inquire of II. A. Grifiths.
Caldwell, Ida.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1900-05-12
Il. a Griffith, quar-. salary city

y. A Griffith, quar-. salary city
attorney .1. TX m
George Little, police Judge g 90.
Is. q. Shira, pumping in April. 10 90
ROAD FUND.
James Motlow, draying i 90
g. w. Cooper, lumber IS 28.
Thorp s. Ward, repairing road
seraRer......... .............. $50
z. e. Hay, gasoline and matches 25
!. q. Eglest0n, merchandise, Id SO
a. Y. Butts, blacksmithing. &C
rocky Mountain Bell Telephone
20. poles for street lamps ~. % so
Y. y. Davis, account of w. II,
Snodgrass, street lamps ana
extras. ....... .............. 81 so
Central Lumber Co., lumber. % O5
William Burleson, setting lamp
poles. ......................... 4 20
John Bishop, street com. $3.50. 81 90
Oscar Kirkpatrick, setting lamp
poles. 20
a; Gfeeniund, alcohol for street
lamps. .......... III
BRIDGE FUND.
a. Greenlund. paint for Bridge. 20 90
IL. Coddipgton, painting bridge. 100
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1900-05-12

RESOURCES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-15
NETWORK TRIBUNE. SATURDAY SEPTEMBER Is 1900

ana snaah range through the greater ,a-, n, ,r ,
ported % grgvi9us night The expert bnsies va. re
SSeT that business OF such 6urs g oe ex.erted how
market were theref1-pp "a every day and friends
market B;t ms feature in ts bearing the general
noised sceoqnt q prominent packer which gettins
qs 70 sell thai might otherwise haye been m rtb. a
ssTengih, the advanctnE nv eosiderahie early
rnent s. rains in spring wheat some iisappoia
Looked small n snerhst iarEeT than Thursday.
points receipts 94so bush a. 33b S o Tae 6
compsTs5 a9s Winter wheat receipts eoa bush
business the tact ma feature 81 the export
Budapest fore me exception Of decline Of points
netseiy Liverpool London with an adrancs Of %
aT,,- Azn,weTp sak franc higher while T4verpooi
quiet and unchanged but those interestes N Ef We're
thai vesse r,o1, a.Srng the Goa strike the
and cone on the market ether COMMODITIES
ngdon requiremeuts for coming season ar ss C0 66
The Moden S asans1 a s a5 100000 bush by Bssrbo
been With winter t ssonao.e progress had
ana insects nG ana So winter which was damaged by
wheat 0 afoat basis were as follows: No rsd
EN- Duluth s5c 30 NortS.rn 5bsaro AZ N2 %
R aa.a cniessso q coFN-The Strength in corn
peyriss were from unchansed sc higher Export
creased receipts While bulls Fon,6 a. go P ak & IN
Of A93d English markets end the stesanass ~ s5
2 2perty Argentine shipments amounted - OO2 600
rs compared with 10e2 900 bush the previous
4ss"oo hush last year No
ase delivered and 4Tstc r , ahoat oATs-The
futures remained entrely nominal 10 oats cfosed
at 2oc; No 3 oats, 24,4c No 2 white 27T2Tlac: No
wnite 26a1 2sA4c- track 126c track white
= y gSSe; No white clips 2sc. .RYE-Me-ket firm.
10 western. 0sAc. and No > Western. 57@4c both
o b aaost state re. 53G54c. New-yorl< CARROTS.
HAFsl4EF-Market quiet. Feeding. 41645c. and
mating. 67G5sc. Buffalo. dstreets exports
= wheat and -four for the week aggregated a65 $50
bash against 333 100 bush las, week and 1885 500 bush
N the corresponding week Of 1899 July /
ri: wheat are s4asss 4s bush against
4ol2 49, bush last Corn for ire week
aggregate 42 Use bush against 31S2 I'll bush
and SS2 TSi bush n this week From July
70 date this exports 81 157.036 bush,
against 20, $50 263 bush season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-15

AETALS-The week finishes with very ItsIe any
In Tue1 8sry 4aI and somswhat oTs- owing 70 NE
ip an aH ne = a. II. Of So 5oQss6 Lake Copper @ au and
unchanged SIC 75as17. Lad duh "a 57z. spelter
easy II tone but not saolsbIy l3s- a. $tgSf TO- and
brokers price 81 azz and f3r speer 81 o5
seoLAssEs AND sYRUPs-Rehaers are bidding freely
apart 70 create any business Importance. syrups
STEADY and unchanged I2ta 5s f2ll5T Ne 5 5
2sc prime, 8oaszo; NeR-orIeans open kettle 4305ac:
isc: good, isa26e prime, 2Ia24c fancy, 25a2s1-
mere &ss .:s55 demand for s f' several s n :
trades notably Tor case OF t. ne Far ast ana general
very light even the full rates offered n all
Iasvic 70 NezYore Steamers were in steady adsrate
toaay the various trades were
= al eng 70 ne card f o. PsF or eF 95 0
TENDER and October LOADING Quotations 70 Liverpool we're
ga Hal sd Nercss5ie 59.d. Antwerp "a Ham
t to I1SerPooi FER 100 n 45c London oats b Sd
oILs-The hn position q holders has arrested foreign
slow local buyers holding Of on account OF the further
fstTosg s5ls S o5 a e in 9gI s. so
PhiLadelphia osis 81 a1q n > 3A . III -7 c
b6ls nona prime sumner {q,ow 3sS9e3s rim 81 v fFa
yellow 4Oa4lc; Hnseed american raw, soc; American
9 86:4 . 9g s Sssn''1 lara 5s" al 4Gs ~
PRovIsIoNs-stfI Influenced by big hog receipts
feature and buyers Al al Potnts he arrivals for
me ca e COZ veaP Az n this amount chicago
Omaha 1000 anc kansas city su'J Ab1lI LoCVV
F1rrn Quoted: Mess 81 50gSlS for old and new fam
quiet 'i's saes. e Ness a $3.50 81 sio@f5 50
packet si0Gs1I. India ness, SlGlgSI5- BEEF
i5AMs-Duli QUoted: s299s2i DRESSED Hos. Us
5es sss.el.cIT MEATs-Pickled bellies steady
a2,sd Smoking Sess ioe p - l .8adsf easg
quoted st.c Picked hams dq ag9e &C. - alg%e 4a
L4ARD-steady: quoted zoe. City lard steadsi
es7 Sc Continent - b4zH Ees sgSIo s-saTine
4. cit 4ardst
RICE-The market continues in the same narrow rlts
business only TO supply The immediate VANS 81
changed prices. Quotations follow D2nestie eofo- %
fair d414c. good 4%sG5c prime 70 cholce.
81 G5Ac, head 81 d6-ac. Patna - 60 apaH -
66c; Java AZ d4+c Raugocu, In bond >H<'2c- -
ST-GAR-Dernand refined continues brisk ana
ne market rulsd hrm e. tal List Prices. S%nE e and
crushed 55c doHin9s On half bes onl ara n01a Sc
powdered >na fruit powdered SIC eagie a.
GRADUATED. Eagle coarse ETanulated extra me
graduated - cartons n bags and 70 bags o. ne
lated and 4. ei5c: confectionery 595c Nos
/ and 3 soc: 10 &c: 10 3 o1oc No o. - "
5 25c. No 70 y. 4. - and ls l5c Ihls
By Wiett Gray shows stocks In the United states
ana cuba together 81 T16 against - rs tons
49, ss s.i year Furope-stocks in Europe $40
tons against sea and 7f2 692 last
81 RS tn "a - veek ana al 44s tons last year
1 last deficiency of
- al 730 tons against deficiency Of 14s
-he market FOR sugar retains It's Arm UNDERGONE
socks are very light and there buyers the basic
r.cias=es has been the care for weeks. very
zee sellers evidence Cables from London vera
n aeeer9 stiv. ~ an adgance of id for the Iresen
5eivery Of beet and ~ rise in the future option.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-15
OTHER MARKErs-gY TELEGRAPH


Chicago. Sept observation-disclosures 1000: choice TO
gnt and medium steers steady; heavy. 1Oc
nm Gamers strong Cows slow 10 iOc lower Natives
steers 81 5oGs5 90 poor 4O6&5
feeders slow shade lower SO 90Gs4
lerge supply 10G15c lower So SfS3 So SOC
- 90 hetfers s3s5 % 50 so; 50 30
IS 1 caves Sofs5 50 Taxans-Receipts, 300 Best
on SAFE today 10 carloads SO az fed
- 359S3 TO- Texas 50 4Oas4 So bulls
y l0eTS3 80 HOBs-Receipts to-day "a 600: morrow
1000; estimated left over 800 Heavy lower: Hght
s1ssdy 70 shade lower 50 90 mixed and butchsrs'
- CSq9s5 800 good 70 choice O56S5
5esv - sTS5 light s. 1885 65 bulk sales. 81 10
90 30 'SheeTRecepts, 5000; sheen lambs active
strong. Good 20 choice vethers 75ds4 *. fair TO
choice mixed, 50 6o0s3 -; Western sheep 81 s0S4 Is:
TEXAS sheen 50 5aTS3 30 native lambs 81 35GS5 90.
Western lambs. IS 15as5 90
Cincinnati SEPT 14.-HoEs steady 6O1s5 Cattle
ssgesay $8aS5 30 Sheep steady s2a$3 IS Lambs sac
East Buffalo Sept 14-RAceips-Cattle - sheep
ana lambs 20 hogs. "a Shpuents-Cattle IS
cars; sheep and lambs hogs 10 cars. Cattle
seady On the oasis Of Mondays prices. higher
choce 10 extra s. 5OG$ 70 Sheep and lambs stronger
lambs choice to extra $ 56s6: to choice 500
- %; common fair - sheer mixed
- 2o7S4 50 ewes SO T5dS4 Canada
hogs, 51l0c lower; heavy. s. 600S5 s. few al
nlSed 81 tEIS5 20 workers. s. S0dS5 90 81 SOC
srassers 3 4oGS5 so; roughs 81 1884 90; stays
50 I50s4 q. Close steady.
East Liberty. sept 14-Cste steady; extra. IS 609
S s5 prime IS 35as5 so common So 5os4 Hogs steady
pest mediums and light workers.. IS s5S5 STA: heavy
hogs $ e99s5 pigs 8oas5 Is Erassers and thin
pigs. IS +06s5 IS -oughs 81 J09s5 sheep steady.
calves s7GST So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-15
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York, September Il 1900.
REEvE.s-Recepts were 2so caTs u : o3l head, IN;
Guiding 20 cars feT sxPI, ay 80 2r slagghtsrsrs and
Thursday 26 sale. Ct which - Jersey City
-cb ,re-s steady medium and common grades dull and
10015c bulls and cows strong light supplies
a 5as5 70 100 T. taiends at "a 10 bulls at sag
steady prices Lysrpoo London cables quoted native
iITl2c dressed weight and refrigerator beef steady
and 900 quarters q beef dstter eztimated) ne
out soa cattle for \ Morris 200 " ". BraueF
conpany limited head for swift co and I574
coTpaay Erura 2ooo quarters Of beef Tor n Nor
a84 cattle and $50 quarters beef for schwarzchd
toronto g4 ga e 70 Hun the Fontabeie l52 sheep
70 ne Vest indies making the total shipments from mis-
port for s6s week ending "a a5 5Faag If bee ali 70
ports Of Great Britain with the exception Of - cattle
30 fS 20 90 o 1885 sr at ls53 p 3 90
iIs2 r. do l99 n al 8 So q AZ hep qi4S y a at
s. 50 Virginia heifers 100 n a. s. So 9Sd' l a.
" @ a. Culver G9iosso .5ssrs 1887 g a. At 81 80 49, 49,
1898 n a. s. DO 1928 10 al So y Nignia as fo IA
81 no. stag 100 50 so cow 1000 n at 81 $40 30 -
al 80 e6eTg & son IS Illinois 1896 y at 50 49,
IS 40 12a $ - y DO l9 :. ~ al 50 10 10 a0'
: sanders illinois steers 1896 n at 50 77' cow
Ee9R 5 CO Co + g sdT SO S15 i g $50 10
- 81 81 ! do T5n n AZ 81 Is. 40
] II Hume Bro: bulls, $40 n q 90 . - 90 oV
n Al a. COWS $40 81. DO $50 n at - - Goa
7 q curtis & son. go 10 az - DO GO SSV
n At 81 II J do 770 70 81 -. =.
TaIlra Co. 3 cows, Se5 n az 81 a. ! Ao'
Gao ~ at 81 q 1 10. 7o9 -. a. 81 SO , =, ..
,-zTVES-Receiprs 26l head. incIudlng 10 LOT
butchers ana 2Is Tor the market and with ne ssae
calves there sale Veals we're in demand a.
eeaE prices grassers firm the we're easily eleare
10 prime S5GSs 50 100 10 grass
and butterrks 50 5O6s4 city dressed Veals rh
5T12~ dressed higher at soil &c.
dressed grase-s butermks az ease little calves al
81
& 5o Der 100 I27 n. 81 80; do - ID a. go
~ grassers 80 81, II butterrlts 80 70 az -
Andrev Mullen: 70 grassers, lsT n at 81 90
! Hume & Bro: veals. l24 10 az - - DO:
24s 10 AZ Sg les y, at So II grassers 10" To- Al
20 Isre wright & Co. veas 1873 70 a. s. so 10 DO.
Dol n al 81 Is . do 10 n, IS 30, Us n n Sa
Sanders. / 40 10 a. g IS. fed caves 10
~ Ar 81 "a srassers, III n. al 50 20
q curtis 9 veals. l42 -. az - 81 40
700 n A. 81 1 DO n a 81 do . n. az 50
n collins. veais, u n. AZ So.
Tobn & Shannon veais, las 70, AZ s. 80; % 40 10
as ma 4 90 2 veaIs. is 70 IS
ms head including sor slanghterers ana - =
- for ne market making with the stale stock =
rsrs an sale az 2oiA At Jersey city and
srs I'd sxtieth-st Sheep we're selling freely A. a!ty
sl,stafoea prices. Lambs aStve aid nrTn and eoqut
svervfhing except car OF lambs tnat arrived p
ate 10 be- offered to-day. Common % prime sheer sol
al 81 g7aS4 20 Ter 100 n eulIs at s2gs2 So common 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-15

prime lambs 81 75GS6 Canadian lambs SO =;
LIS AZ - t9H%4 Dressed mutton steady al 50sc
dressed lambs Arm 7a11c
Sales-S. Sanders: 2I5 state lambs. 70 average
- ia per 100 n 24l Pennsylvania SO Sc 2l5
- DO ts n al 50 o5: do s. 70. 81 10 1853 do.
% 70. at So l52 do 81 10 So AZ cuIls 50 ~ az So
= - II 90 % n AZ So 10 DO 81 ~ a. 81 sEs . cuils
Newton c.: "a Bunal2 lambs "A y. at 50 rs ga
81 90 ~" '0 To- at - - "a virginia 40 o. H. q
sherman Culver: %! Indiana lambs IS SO .
a9ana yearings % n. at 81 so Il Gull lambs 81 n
Harrington Co; 1863 Buffalo sheep III 10 at "a 80
ScFherson & Co: DO Buffalo lambs - 70. 81 IS
2l2 do 81 n, IS 60 135 Virginia DO G3 n az go
90 - n at So I2ia; III Virginia do So 1914
II NirEinia sheep fcuilsl. 90 n. at So so
ooih q Snannon l4b state lambs go n, at Sc 40 do
- ~ at - 37 % do el 70. at 81 T5 50 State sheep SO
: Judd & Co: 10 Canada lambs 10 n at IS Is. l1s
rssyyania do 81 n az 81 40. II Pennsylvania sheep
H Hume & Bro: n State lambs n n At IS STA
90 % n AT So f5s % do. 50 n, 50 80; 81 do. 81 n
AZ - 30 i13 Pennsylvania do G. 10 So %
~ 10. a. - sheep. 40 n a 81
100 10. at So so; Pennsylvania do - n So:
mont DO, 40 n at - 30 - State cuIs 81 70 81
.. Harrington: 214 Canada and Western lambs y n
Andrew Mullen: 20 state lambs So 70 at 81 20: 16
state sheep and lambs. 80 n. a.
George Dtllenhaek 20 state lambs. y n az IS; ,
state sheen 81 n 81.
HOGS-Recelpts were i3 cars 23I6 head. fncud ng
cars for the market No sales before Change
Feeling firm except for light pigs which
tive demand than last week dressed steady
tHNr2c n for medium light weight
Sales-Tobin & Shannon date yesterday:
l92 n at s. so per 70: SIS 10
30 State pigs. 10 ~. Sc: : al IS 90 .
rossns. 80 10. at - IS: STAG. 800 \. a. s. 30
n at s. 50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-15

good medium T-32d: midtlinE 5-a2d. low rniddInE
Nd FOOD ordinary. SID ordinary. 3isd The saIss
OF the day 3ts0 bales. which bales for
speculation and export and included American
Futures opened steady and barely STEADY Aer-
Der and October. eI6 o Cad buyers. October and
vensoer. 41-eflJ fS64d buyers. November
ber 36I4R5 s. sd sellers. December and January
53l-6td sellers. January and February sd sellers
February and March. 6fff5 buyers. March and
April 24-54d sellers. Apri and May. s465 - 4d
ouyerS, May and June @ifitd buyers. Iuneanf July.
i9etQ5 20 81 buyers July and August 7c495 ts64d
buyers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-15
EUROPEAN pRoDuCE MARKET

Liverpool. Sept t+-CIosing- Beet-Extra India mess
dull % Prime steady. dos Sd Port-Pr1me
mess western steady rs Sd Lard-American refined in
pills steady 8Ss prime Western terces steady AIS
Hams-short cut. Il 10 is n. duh. 44s Bacon-Cumher
lant cut as. short rib, IS 80 n
Arm as long clear mindless light. 80 IS n Arm
long clear rniddIes heavy IS - n dr 42s Sd
clear backs 10 firm. AS. clear bellies
N sready AIS ShouldersSquare, Il % u 10 rm 32s
Chaae.--A white firm. SIS Cd. coloFed
frm Cd. Ts.low-Prime city steady, 24s Cd; Aus
steady 28s Cd Cstnnseed oil-Hull
me Novenher-Aprtl. 20s. Turpeutne-Spirts
steady 2ss ga Rosu-C Common steady, e. I'D Hops at
Tord6n Tscinc steady e 5sdl3 IInseed OIL
AS Cd Butter-Unied States dnest s4s do good. SOS
Petroleum. sa.d Psas-Cauadan IS 10'ld Whsat-Spot
Arm No . red Western winter Sc i2d No ] Northern
Epr1ng es 4ra 1 California, Ga 5dG6s 5iad futures
susat serrpmBer % December. c. I'D Corn-spot
arm: American mixed. new. As Nd 20 old. nominal;
futures qliet October SD: November Is 3Ad:
cemher As gid Flour-st Louis fancy winter Arm s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-15
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Nev-Tork September IA, 1900.
c7FFEE-Tne marker f-r Brazil coftee opened
esfT about unchanged prices and ruled auet early
!. re session European and Brazilian cables were
Later however.
-sS points following ere mat cable from Flavre. which
-s-r-=5 -=cCvery = caused local cover
connection with Gr-ler advices from me open
-arLst - spot supplies Which reported SIC f0r No I
- 'rT0--e cts IRE u1fkst active. sales
- zL -H-E 100 bags. = l. $3.50 bags. ard
ne 800 alta lnaliy
~ ? gain = A0Gsi5 points. Receipts
- reached ~. 0o0 bags this being larger
chiefly lccai and fJr me purpose q covering
g1 scc7gl-s. Cleared Bahia September -. steamer
Rs.z-a 60 raEs cleared RIO. September 13, steamer
rzzna- bags Esvre reports stock Of l523 600
70 which $4,000 Brazilian. against i.S++ 90
80 $50 or respectively. last week
F--=lE- C-eee quiet.
rs a-5-ae= santos 1900. receipts bags: stock
"a Bg bags Ezruburg-Ccflee market opened = pig
.oEs-- 80 Z y pfE net lower. sales. 900U
szEs Esrr-C-=e market opened quiet snd unchanged
s- = Unchanged ? irregular. May : franc
n 1tHe-s fran lower 80 n. 4 franc higher
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COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
t.eW-York sentenher %.

EeW-York September IL. 1900
AND PEAE-The market r. Ette nrrnsr FOR
area- beans sales Eakng al m advance u
choice stock might command little
--or. fbsr We quote Marrow not plenty and also
and the scarcity 81 pea Al the
Tnonrent makes quite strong market ked kaney p
-.5IerT favor Other kinds STEADY ana UNCHANGED
$500 ara scotch peas We quote Beans marrow,
ercfr@ bbIs 81 1899 f75R1 do medium choice 81 So
a. 40 pea 81 g kidney. choice 81 95T
e S7& d white kidney choice 81 y. % yellow eye
Ssose So 10. black turtle choice, 81 I0aSI a.
s1Torted medium tar &c prime. 81 so9s 60 90 INFERIOR
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STOCK OK HAND
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS

Galveston Sept 14-Cotton brought forward. stock.
Is 003 bales.
low miIdl,ug 10 9-l6c good ordinary. ij-16c
ceprs $50 gross 80; exports Great Britain l20.
to the Continent. 500. stock. 1.O6I
Savannah Sept. 1+.-Cotlon easy middlng lo+c. low
nddng IOLc receipts Ass bales; coastvse,
l. SCI sales 6e5. stock 10 3al
Louis Sept 14-Cottou steady: midtling. lotsc; low
mddnR 10 g-f6c coed ordinary 10 3-l6c: receipts.
81 bales. gross 34T shipments. 76l stock .. 80
Nev-Criaaus. I4C0tt9n easier, mftlng II &c
mddIng 107tc good ordinary 9sc- receipts. 2sT4
les: sales. GOD. stock. 20 926.
Melrphts sent IA -C1tton hrn. middltng. lie. Tow
uiddnE iOlsc good ordinary. csc receipts $50 bales.
shipraerts $50. safes 525. stock 517 1890 81 825
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NOTICE Is hereby given 70 all persons having
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Dated New York the 9th day Of July. 1900.
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