davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1900-09-12
EXPORTS TO-DAY
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
Nev-York. September II. 1900.

C1FFEE-The action ot the coffee market was dsap-
-----E II v-sW ot The higher European cables Eavre
advanced -rs1c an5 Hamburg advancing zGIA p1en-
re T1s re sr1 santos csoles, q the other hand.
-Esz,s-scl-ry Rio reporting decline f50 reis
s-s Santos unchanged prices while receipts al these
-z1e t-ra- q 96Go0 bags since last cables
ss rate a. Hzvre advanced I'D 10 1l-I6d
mr. known on Change yesterday. by
CTR cables Trading slow. o
r-sag I759 bags: Up n. s $50 bags at
- 1au- market showed loss points,. and
re entire day the sales we're l450o bags Business
local character wi-1 selling for short
.----rr i absence OF public support with
- sTlE supplies unsatisfactory. while
r---- uzs considered ample current moderate
z---shu-c- American visible supply. 1857 bags
--zg g--w.-E SeVr-ECrk stick 451.eGs In the
s-roor ruled weak and irregular. Closed
--le al -e. cf 10 Is points Spot Brazilian
--= as inactive nominal basis q
80 so- NJ Rio invoice ots closing dali with sellers
-r-Ia- rta7 buysrs Mild coffee QUIET with
= ua----lz- change IN prices
= -saEe q prices the local market today
New-York tribune., 1900-09-12

and xxx powdered e30c powdered coarse powdered
sna rt powdered sc Eagle coufeconers granulaed-
64oc; Eagle granuined granuated. n
cartons, n hags graaGiated S25cs
ase nne granulated. standard granuRteG and diamond
a N-lac. contectinuers A. aSc Nos /. and 3, 300
No 4 oI5c; No 5. 5.Toc; No g. $500. No z b5Oc No g.
i"c NO 2, 900. Nos 10 and II. t25c. No Il, 52oc
nos d. II l5 and 16, 3 t5c Cables rather unfavor
aoe 70 the friends OF the market coming d lower for
present delivery OF beet while october
gleHyery was unchanged but barely maintained This
ne tatoT tailed 70 weaken the local situation 70 any
considerable extent however, sales OF 400
oEs Surnam centrifugal e6 arrive a. SC ex-sp
making stroag undertone the sugar situation
me rest OF the Asx unchanged at 4ie for Musco-
New-York tribune., 1900-09-12
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston, Sept l1.-Cutton brought forward stock
Isl COS bales.
Memphis Sept. U-Cotton frn. udding lose, low
midd,ing. iOLC; Eood Ordinary 9Asc.
shipments 56S: sales. lGO0; stock. = 453
Baltimore, sept ll-CottoE nominal middling. IOAsc.
low middling. 10 3l6c. good ordinary. el6c: gross
receipts $50 bales; stock, 6si
Louis sept. GI.-Cotton firm; mlddIing lose low
middlng Lice ordinary Il l6c receipts
l bale. gross, ~. shipments. 81 stock 6,7oe.
Nev-Orieans Sept. 1I-Cotton Arm middling 1OTac-
mddng I0isc, good ordinary 9Ac, receipts / AS
bales exports coastwse 81; sales 600 stock 20 ia
Savannah Sept II.-Cottou quiet and Arm, riddlinS
receipts 6T bales exports coastwise 1Tl6: sales
New-York tribune., 1900-09-12
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Sept II. p m--Cottnn-Spot, limited de-
mand; prices hardening, American m!ddling, nd The
sal Of were bales witch were for
speculation ana export incuded American
Receipts 200 bales al American Futures opened
cite ana closed reverish: American nlddNaE I m c
September Seld buyers: September ana October 964
4-A4d sellers. October and November. aS-S Se-646
sellers November and pecsmbsI. 20 64d buyers, De-
ceuter and January S21-S4G5 22-64d hrvers January
ana Fehraary S is-6415 i0-64d buyers: February and
March la-t4d buyers. March April I4-64d sell
ers. April and May 8 ie-6+45 l3-64d buyers. May and
June il-G4d buyers; June July S 10 s4d sellers
IulY August, s-St1a o 63d buyers.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-12
NEW YORK CENTRAL.

HARLEM DIVISION.
s-i2 A ~. and SIS p. n. Dany. except Suncay.
Pittsfeld. SUNDAYS only 10 A n
Pullman Cars through trains.
Trains illuminated Ptntsch Light
Ticket oeices lI3 26i and i21S Broad~ay. =
Union Sc W. 2T5 Columbus ISS West lEth st-.
I25th s. and i3sh 81 stsIionS New York SSS azd Is
Fulton e. Broadway. z. D. BrooklT1-
Telsphons goo New YORK csaErRl CAB
Service. Baggage checked from hotel rss1eaes ~
Wesrcutr COMPANY.
GEORGE 81 DANTEIS General Pazseur-r AE=ne-
New-York tribune., 1900-09-12
TIE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. Sept 11.-sprinE vheat-So Northern spot.
carloads Winter wheat nominal. No red 7ec.
No white T5e: mixed. 75lSo- Corn dun but fairly
steady. No yellow. 45&c: No 3 yellow. 45lse. No :
yellow 44Lc. No . corn 45G45isc. No 3 axe
Oats strong No white 25% a2se; No white 2t492
No white. 23SG24c. No mixed. 23izc. No 3 mixed
23c 40G5Oc Rye No l. nominally 55lz q
sec Flour quiet freghts steady; whea,, 2aec-
barley &c. 2scs haxseed. "a G
New-Y0rk: lumber 81 Albany. 81 50 TO NswYors-
Chicago Sept. 1.-The leading futures ranged fol
New-York tribune., 1900-09-12
BALTIMORE & OHIO r. r.
ZOE IL WEST.

FUR THE WEsI-
Leave New York L4Dslsy slFssts 5outh Fs-rJ
(Y utenan TermilaB MIErEes sRFisG.
sDaIy. TExcepL Su1d2yA tSu112yA
CHICAGO. - a tL4beFty street Szlsl eIS0 ,.
.iz- Is night
2 r. T.o0 p n nigaE
CINCINNATI. ST LOUIS. 1000 n n. 80 ?. u.
ROYAL BLCE TRAINS.
WASHINGTON BALTIMORE $50, 1000 CDinsrl.
lDiuerl. 100 ?. tDi1erJ. eLSo sDileEl.
{'fRoyai exclusively Pullman Train.
Cafel. tOn-rl n Nd
NORFOLK. D n
All trains llGrnlna-ed W-td Filtsch light.
Onacea- tl3 III I'll 434 1870 Brcadway & Cufon
So w y Bowe-y n Y $40 Fulton 81. BruokIyu.
whitehall Terminal Liberty Checked
fruu hotel or residence 10 dsstLnation
New-York tribune., 1900-09-12

COT-0N-al-houEh rhs volume q trading was sun
tezT- zCr-- cEs market continued very
6e-.EH6v less excitement OF the ~
-oz Exchange r1-czy Liverpool one time was 4-g
higher instead of Ire 5EG PcIlls acNice e.
uecrec Later. English market gave way
z-5 closed ssversh with rhz Uet decline reduced 20
market ia ie reluctant response
ore-ag z5-ance q eal6 points sttsr Enieh tae.s
points September aid --e=5 PoLAts
Or remainder list The situation had some
eleventh hour public buying, but tle
traders inclined realize not 70 sea
s11-- account. Naturally The trade was cau1ous
Texas failed rc give posz-ive la-oriA
reEzrz1g The extent q damage from the iate
disastrous Respecting feature views here
i-c zee conservative Chan herstotors
--1p fairly faTora5le from the
g. lsrge " noon trading level 50 =
months compared Win ne CLOSING
: previous market later
varied WIN weakness The T ast conspicuous feature
-1u.ds-cu became following reports tazt Liver
Effected and that the dam
ne crop Texas by The late STORM would ao-
bales TIE afternoon Government
-spcr- prove5 buHish. expected but did not long
re Downward OF prices The market closed
STEADY. sG-5 paints let lower.
-ae -gs Q. contract prices the local market today
t5loVE.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-12


cn EzrHsnge special L1Te-F9oi eaaiee spot e2tt9n-
@ ---- uF- sa.ss 9. 600 bales speculation and e&-
- go, A1e-.oal. receipts 1000. al ATlTTlcA
-----..-----s-. Isc, -utu-es opened strong LAG
s1rs--r. cosed fevsrsh l+aIe-z-e4d net higher De
s-a--eE-lzr-a-E 5.2--2b January ebflAry y,-s-or
March, 5I6b- March APRIL 2l4s =ePT!l-s-a.
e---EE Aay-JgHs. 40 Jg1e-Jaly- 5lGs Jaly-Aes1sL
se oc 5eT-o9rerber 55s+as November
80 Nlucl=sreE-E Yarns aaa CLOTHS, not f-l-A cS-Hs.
DS-Ss-JptGn1 TEs quiet and barely : a-E. 0e.-..i7
.-t steady but s1.et. ~ s1ole, e. 7o6
r-1rgE-1s. DllE > J5zJs% l", gLll-I --' -,
-ea11reEs bulE g7nssc- foreign E-anufsctirers 1QlE
s15e- OUTSIDE 5cd=rs. bllLs 5645sc tssefilla 1lls
-e Ia-zs- showed stea1lness. but trade vas nlo.s
gae s. 2oGs2 % Casa eocGSl; cubeb 8ocQSl lerion
2rEr SCc4s1- grade 75e. lemon grass, naive
= g.gSI % distilled 81 5aSl 50 mustard nalfEl
- - ss-fe-al 81 21aS8 5e geePefrill 55s
y 70 Denr9r1s g 354S 70 Fassa.rasS naturai 80 @
err sTrcs-. 5z55c. spearlinr s5cqS 20 taney - lug
= - wEt-rgree natural 3. 5JE6si -. arflhcls 0Ii -
-flssec - Z5TEl Norwood pure, % 5o1%o 9v-
ya-n sea and ssnssa root are tae A1lSsl ~ - e
r i1e lsr tney scarce and wanted Prices are
.--tz1 TGssc. g=nt!au, 4Gs gin
s-s A@1sl 90 ginger. Jamaica unbieacheo, l441"ci
a.-r- l7Glec- -cl-en seal 5Jd6jc. neiieDofe, pow
1 Gales = 800 n selected. sQ15e ~ bundles sa=sa-
sl. Hone 59l35c. Mexican, Sc seuega- western
- aAsse cs1aca. 2i92+c. natural l0c. stripped
-t ~ -trEzgrh in wheat and holders generally asked
- lcneys sat WlhoaE Wuch success although buyers
80 nc ned 10 taks held the basis of MONDAY
Ire EEEsst closed nrua. Spring patents, = III
e spr1ns clears 3 1888 . extra 10 winter g ~
go ezra 40 winter, 81 TO0s2 50; grade. si91
~ - per tCn sp1t ana rc sr-.V'E.s.-, RYE FLOUR
st Quoted: FAIR % good sa9s2 .; choice 70 fancy.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-12
WEST SHORE R.R.

Trains leave Franklln g. Station, y. =. iolloWA
and ION. later foot West ted St. n. r.:
sTI5 M-For Intern points 70 Albany 4 Montreal
III % 4. ND Lake M0honk Alnnewaska. Sararoga
% 20 P. M-Cont. Ltd Detroit. Chicago Louis
Is P. Nd For Hudson River Albany
ais p M-FoT Rocnester Buffalo clsve q Cnieago.
rs 7. M-FUr Rochester. BuIaa Detroit 4 St Louis
s8.i5 P. M--For Sy-a. Rurh Mag Falls. pet & Chi
sDaiy. tDally. except Sunday. Leaves Brooklyn An
No. / io-4S A NJ r. NJ Leaves Jersey
city p r. r. sta. No 1 az II 30 A. M a S;S5 p M
Time tables principal and u1ices Baggags
checked from hotel residence Westcot EXP G. E
LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent y. 7.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-12

~ cotton Closed quiet VIII quotations unchanged 2n
- aas cf 1sc FOR tc5ns upland and l01sc tor mid
eng 5-l- $50 bales Southern spot markets
wee s3sEra5ceC az follows NeW-0rlezus 10 sc.
&c1--- steady Lo1sc. Savannah quiet ana nrrn
z -9ze -. -Ezrles-gr 6-E- 1O1+c, = ~, WI
st- Grl ~ io->- &c Up. Norfolk STEADY az lo-zc;
Bll-nn-s aoras. al IO-sc. nc Up Memphis drn al
9sc &c Up augusta steady lie. 81 Louis hrm
ltac. = Ip The eXport movement follows
Gresr Britain France Continent
r "a r5ts -.-..--..-.- Ie,I7e S43 4653
- tar tLls seazar--.-------- q. So S43 ly.IVi
New-York tribune., 1900-09-12
Rdilroans
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through traiEs leave New ferk foot u Ch4Eaoers St.
: follows. > earlier W I'D
boo a. Daiy-SOld train for Buffalo. Arr. > u
Bradford Coaches.
parlor aud cafe dining Z BuHalO-
DG16 a. n--Daiiy. except Sundays 20 Bfnghams0a.
OWegO, Delaware Valley pot-t8
Daily and Monticello Pullman Parlor Cars
= 30 p Dsily.-CiicaSo Limited-Fast mail-sohd
sraE TO Chicago 4rrtv ing SO P m Art Cleveland 20
Cieva Cincinnati
80 p m Daily-Su1aio and Cleveland Express-arr-
bufialo 10 BFadIord Jamestown ~ ana Gounss-
Cleveland Il 80 m Slespers
and Cleveland Care
Elnira- Chicago SleeperV Buffalo Chicago C1n>n
FTVTCKETS- LoC-L TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN Ac-
way 1so East 125r St and 21S West Ie5th St Chambers
and West 23d ferries New York. I53 Fulton
ST. as Broadway BROOKLYN. 10 River Hohoken ana
Station New York transfer Co calls
cher 70
New-York tribune., 1900-09-12
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.

SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
From foot OF Rector
Through 70 Point Pleasaus-e-oo 1000 II5Oo A. II.
Loo 200 5-+5 40 $50 P Y Grove
500 P N Sundays-ThTough POINT Pleasant 1000
A ". 90. 4o0.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
- 30 so. "a-Oa fI0-On A
Tl.3o. 400 "a 3o "4O0 $50 500 "T.oo = 50 poo
70 - ?. N. sI2.I5 mit
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
$50 $500. 5000 al 80 A N +i0O Il 80 800
= 700 p NJ
0fhces= Liberty Ferry South Ferry. Isl
4S+ 945 1899 i35+ Erasztz1z5- rs 5th 81
. Union 81 West 153 EasC 125th s. 273 I25th
ST. 2+5 Columbus Ave-. New Court -. 3l4
Fulton ST. Br0otvu- s Broadway. Wtiarnshslrz-
York Transfer Co calls f1r checks baggage dest
From Liberty st only 'DaIy. DAILY. except Sunday
Sundays cuy-- rSatur6ays only
New-York tribune., 1900-09-12
LACKAWANNA RAILROAD.


Time from Psuna- r R. G3d 81 Five minutes at.-
from Cortlantr Desbrosses s.. Station.
4-55 p VI. DAHLN--F. r " LIMITED. SoIid
Nestoulsd El-ctric Lighted Dinins Car Pulinaus en-
clnnati. Louisville. ST. Louis.
s5S A. VI. DAILX.-Western Express. Pullrnznx.
Dining Car Coaches
Tickets and Sleeping Car berths Once Chea- q Oha
2e2 Broadway. Phone. sS0 Franklin. 0,css PsnnA-
New-York tribune., 1900-09-12

Eo-Ceree- market weak. Nc Rio. 1890; exchange,
III l-1st receipts . go bags (Eo days cleared 3or
United States 1000 cleared for Europe 5Vpo
bags STOCK. -3z.,to bags
The statistical position g Brazl-iac couee Is a. Io-
New-York tribune., 1900-09-12
pEENSYLVANIA
RAILROAD

DIUUD lUEHuld
8 RAILROAD
STATIONS FOO, q w.s, Tss.syz's.ss s s.T'-' ana De-
EEThe leaving time frsm Desbros-es and
Cortlnndt Streets f. ave minutes later than
that given below for Twenty-third street
Station. except where otherwise Heted-
5.55 4 ". FAST 8AII.-Llmlysd @ two B1-st Pa-ior
Cars New York 70 PittsharE Sleeping Car P'sou-x %
a2s 4. VI. FAST f'is lfSsEPsSsary and Cleveland
955 a VI. FENsSS YI.VANIA LIMITED Pullman Corn-
Cars For chicago cisvsiand Toledo Cinsianasi m
1-55 ?. ". CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS ExPRESs--
Indianapolis. Chieass 81 Lou.s
S,., =, VI: -. L9.i5 EHPESsss-Tor Fi'isoaFG %
555 p "a WESTERN ExPREss.-For CAieaso- For
7-55 P. ". PScIFIc ExPREss.-Fo- Pistssurx ana
aute cgaa-css ~ .vsiaaa .S .9c.55 ss5aTsay
PRESS-For Pittsburg. Cleveland Cincianat-
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
755 . IS 1910 <ssT2sses .Re cortaa1s + ss-s-
PssiaSs I aHa rila2 s PS2I5r sSs , csr = 3
Dl1ns Ga5 3 tRtsas D q Gss s5s , n Z = y Hss
arE7Tsssi1asl ~. A. Ps-oS srs ptnsar Cars1 a.
az Dining carr. - Dining car. q ,. IzlO
sOJ EEFsN RAILwAy.-Exp--ss. n. AZ , - 70
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILwAT-For M-msHis
ATLANTIC COAST IINE.-EzDTsss, SIS a n ssa 81
CEIESS PE4KE OHIO RAILwAT-s3 N and ass
FOR OLD FONT COMFORT saa NoRFoLE--T-ss n
week<lays and $50 n daily
A1ANTIc T5A5N cTTT-ess and IS vsss-dsys
Standard Coaches
CAPE LAT--f25 * n Wesk-daya
For % tHts New Eaiir1zd
Nsst LSe1cF--nir1 Street Station. SIS a = 20.
=, 30, so 4-55 and SIS = II. Sundays. 9 = q II.
80 N from Deshr1sses and C0rtIaldf 9 %
a n y p. go. 81. -. $40 and TOO D n Sun
DAYS O. As m sis .
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
6lo lI)esbrusses and CoEtlsndt Szreets an TsS
= So 20 le s. Psa1a Llniteil 10 10 CDsss-ozsss
Carr HIS a y I255 ? 70 CDesoEosses and cortsntr
Streets 22N. 255. 3 - SIS 425 - Dining Car.
499 dining Car. SIS Dining Carr. T55 - aS5.
= Il 10 night SUNDAYS. 10. s.
80 ~ a25 A55 fLarutce5}. 81 10 - DINING Carr
a n. lZ55. lS5 Dining Car. a53 AZ fDi1fuS
az % DINING carr SIS Dining Carr. =
sa5. = ,. n. 12 70
Tisket of5css Nos. 4si sss liss 1ss4 III and 81
3roadWay. Ast1r House. Wsst Twsnty-thlrd street.
Statoc- and stations Desbrosses C1rtardc
STREETS. Court Street Fulton Street Broadway
and P=ncsytvanla A1nez Station Brooklyn. sfsttsn.
Iersey icy- The New YORK Transfer Company viii
through desrination
road Cab Service
J. B. HUTCHINSON. 2 WOOD
Ienera- Manag7r General Pass'r Ags1t
New-York tribune., 1900-09-12

Cash quotations were follows: Flour steady; No
spring wheat T274c. No red T6c: No 40& &d4lc
No ? yellow. +042G4ic; Ne oats 22922&c No white
"a e0-'c: No white 81 zf25i<c; No 5izc good
4sc; No faxseed, 81 -; No Northwestern 81 497
prime timothy s. 2O6S4 35: clover grade
SO 50S9 60. pork per Dbl S11 45GS1 so lard, per
100 n Sc S2S8 81 short ribs sides GOose s. 5dS7 90
dry sated shoulders tboxe So 81 ass 62a short clear
sides boxed. 81 95fSs high wines
81 IS sugars unchanged On the Produce ExchanEe to
day the butter market firm; creaneres 1sis20izc;
fresh. 15di5isc-
Philadelphia, Sept 1l.wheat frn, 1c higher; contract
grade september, 3S- f4c Corn hrm. &c higher, No
clipped 2sc; No white clipped, 25G25sc: No MIXED
clipped 25C- Butter qufet steady. fancy Western
creamery. pc, do prints, 2 drn; fresh nearby
and Western, 1Sc; do southwestern 1c. Southern f6c
Cheese GTu and higher; New York fun creams fancy
small l0+G1lc 10 fair % choice 9AGlOizc. Ohio Eats
wheat. 13.0e0 bush 12s 600; oats. 5000 Ship
u1ents-Whsst. 1900 bush $500; cas- A)uo
Duluth, Sept If--wheat-No hard cash. 7sTscs 20
arrive. 1859, No Northern cash 7s7sc 70 arrive. I6sc
September. T67sc. December. TTAc. MAY. sOisc; No
Northern, T1Hc; No spring. 6s5sc- Rye Sic Corn
40Ac.
Milwaukee. Sept I1--wheat higher; No Sor-hs-n-
f6l. 67Tc No Northern. T5I5lzc- Rye higher. No L
63lec- Barley dull, No . Sic sample. 4oGSoc-
Minneapolis sept Il.-Whest closed at T4%c; Decsnn-
Der. 75s GT5%c. Nav, TS9sc-
Toledo Sept. u.-Wheat active and higher SPOT and
September TIE: October. TSI9c December sO1c corn
higher: cash and September. Sc Decea-
ber S5c. Oats duh and unchanged; No cash &c sep
cash active and higher; October.
S6 65
New-York tribune., 1900-09-12

Pullman CIrs a. eXpres7 trans
SOUTH fLALNFIELO a-d BOUND BROOK tnckls. WEEK
days, L.. " 81 A NJ. 10 and = p NJ " CorfL
and Desc 20 A. - a. "a sd sAa P NJ
Tickets
BroatTay square West IS Columbus Ave-. y
Fulton
Transfer h0sc
residence through 20 destination
New-York tribune., 1900-09-12
Central R. R. or NEW JERSEY.

Anthracite Coal used exclusively.
our Iracss. Electro Pneumatic signals
Slatiors In New YORK Liberty and south Perry
rams eave Liberty below Fer-y
nve minutes earlier except uosedl
New-York tribune., 1900-09-12
NAVAL STORES.

There was another gain about lAc spirits. owing
70 the light supply hand and the better advces from
Southern markets firm
aud tending upward. Resin steady Old prices.
Quotations follow
TAR-Reguars, 81 %: do OF bbIs. 81
S'F1lFtITS TURPESTINE-39130-a
ttttStN-Cornnnon 10 e 81 TO- F,
q 80; @ 81 S.; h 81 50, l. 81 %: K 50; N, 50 O5; n,
81 80; ", 81 55 " ", 81 90
STOCK
Splslts tufpen5ine s91 5ois
Wilmington, Sept u-Spirits turpeutine nrm, 81 i48
SOC receipts 6 bos Rosin quiet 81 l5GS1 20; receipts
40 bos Crude urpentiue steady 81 I06sI 20; receipts
% bols Tar firm. 81 40; receipts. rs bhls.
savannah sept 11--Sprts turpentine firm. S6c;
Geips 9IS obls sales. 1290 bbls exports. 103 bols
fH9s!n and 565S bhs; sales,
1912 bbls: exports, Il bbls
quiet unchanged
New-York tribune., 1900-09-12

LEHiCH VALLEY.
Stations foot OF West Sd Coands Nat Deshross-s sr~eo
lPennA e P Fsrrlesl
3 DesnrosssE DailF.
Except Sunday Sunday u sunday IS A n san
A Z SultIay p ". 5 P. n Sul1aF
-.5A M AZ A n
New-York tribune., 1900-09-12

co-ze scs-SanrosC01ee market steady
80 sre-azs santos TSI6e receipts 1900 bags -four
zrorE 5a11burg-Conee market
--z7es rtg higher. 2-30 n 1+Gl< pig net hgher'
ss1-z = g0 bags EsvreC1ffee market opened irTee
- - @-arcs hirhe-. AZ - n unchanged. az 8
gas; and u1cna1ged. $50 = franc lower; total
New-York tribune., 1900-09-12

Esesps Il che pors ard interior points to-day, cor
pe7ee W-n re same day last week and last year;
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1900-05-19
INHERITANCE TAX VALID.
United States Supreme Court Hands
Down Several Decisions.

United States Supreme Court Hands
Down Several Decisions.
Washington, May 16.-The supreme
court Of the United States yesterday
announced opinions in the cases arts.
ing under the inheritance tax provis-
ion of the war reveEu act, and in a
case involving the applicability Of the
state Inheritance tax : law Of New
York to estates composed of govern
ment bonds. There were five decis-
ions under the federal laws and one
under the state law. but two of the
former class applied, as did the one
from the latter class. to the taxation
of government bonds. The court held
that neither under the state nor un-
der the national enactment were ma
tional bonds exempt from taxation.
The validity of the general federal
law was affirmed. but it was held to
be purely applicable to legacies and
not to entire estates of the deceased
persons. the court holding that "the
tax is on the passing Of legacies Or
distributive shares Of personality,
with a progressive rate on each, sep
arately determined by the sum Of
each Of such legacies or distributive
shares" The decisions dealing with
the federal law as a whole were
handed down by Justice White, and
those relating to government bonds
by Justice Shiras.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1900-05-19

Marinctte, Wis.,, May 16.-Fire start
ed in the big lumber and cedar yards
of G. H. Worcester & Co.. at F1sner
Mich, twenty-eight miles west OF
here at neon yesterday, and last nlgnt
the town was in ruins. A high west
erly wind prevailed. The loss Will
be over 100000, partially insured.
The C. H. Worcester Company OF
Chicago, which owned almost every
thing in the place, is the heaviest
loser.
The fire started in the lumber yard,
and in a short time the big sawmlll,
planning mill, school house, forty
dwellings, hospital, two lumber yards
and a number of other buildings were
in ashes. Two hundred people are
homeless. Mayor Utke, in response
to a telegram for assistance, sent a
fire engine, hose cart and a brigade
of fire fighters to help the stricken
town. The major portion Of the town
which lies ON the east side Of the rail-
way track, is completely destroyed:
Everything in the town was burned
except two dwellings, the company's
store and the depot. Famed by
high wind, the fire burned furiousiy
and was. rot extinguished until late
last night. The plant of the G: II.
Worcester company will be rebuilt as
the company owns a large amount OF
timber land in that vicinity. Many
persons are reported to have been
more OF less burned, though none OF
the cases are believed to be fatal.
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HAIL N RAIN.

Much Damage to Vegetation and
Greenhouses. Z.
La Crosse. Wis, May 16.-Rain be-
gan at 5 O'Clock and fell in torrents
for an hour. with a strong wind, and
half the time accompanied by hail so
heavy that lawns and tsreets were
Uttered with leaves. Some glass was
broken and damage done to gardens
and fruit trees. At one point on Main
street the water was so deep as to
stop cars and a dog following a wagon
had to swim fifty feet. The hail was
remarkable for the length of time 1t
lasted and the occasional enormous
chunks of ice. The three principal
greenhouses lost about a thousand
panes of glass each.
Hastings, Minn.-The stock barn OF
Mrs. Ann Murray in Ravenna was
blown down by the hurricane of Sum
day evening, ten horses being more or
less injured. Frank Blake Of this
town also lost a machinery shed, and
William Morgan of NiniEger a barn.
Plainview. Minn.-The first rain Of
any consequence this spring passed
over here last night. Crops have
been suffering for want of moisture.
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TROOPS o LATE.

Mob Of Lynchers Got to Work
Quicker Than Was Anticipated.
Augusta. Ca, May &.-After. Gov.
Gambler had ordered the militia to
prepare to protect William Wills from
q mob the coroner q. this county was
notified that Wills had. been taken
from a Georgia railroad train en- route
to Atlanta by a mob and: held in the
woods. during the night awaiting
Identification. A few minutes after
10 o'clock in the morning an attempt
was made to hing him. The. rope
broke and Wills fell to the ground. In
an instant he was riddled- with bull
let's. A placard was pinned on him
giving warning to like offenders. The
coroner will investigate.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1900-05-19
WHEELER NOT A CANDIDATE.

Determined Not to stand for Re.
H.. nomination to Congress.
Chattanooga, Tenn, May 16.-The
Washington correspondent Of the
Times, sends the following: Gen. Joe
Wheeler last night gave to the mem
bers Of the Southern press a letter adj
dressed to his Constituents s.of. the
Eighth congressional district Of Ala
bama announcing his determination
not to stand for reelection to con
gress again. The letter was written
with the understanding that Gen.
Wheeler is .to-bes provided with q
brigadier generally in the regular
army, regardless Of how congress
acts, On. the bill providing for three
additional brigadier generals,
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NEWS IN BRIEF.
Overflow. From the Wires n . Cen,
d0nsed EOrA.

noyv. From, the Wires n : Cen.
densed. Fora
Frederick Warren. Of the Waryap
Steamship company, died at Boston,
aged seventy-six years.
Or. W. j.. Weist, aged sixty-six
years, a surgeon OF International rep-
utation and organizer Of the Amerl-
can Surgical society. is dead at Rich
mond. Ind.
Rev. III. l.. Hargett, pastor OF the
( Congregational church at Gate City,
Ala. has accepted the nomination for
governor of Alabama on the Prohi-
bition ticket.
j. K. Kennedy, proprietor of the.
Washington hotel at Galveston. Tex,
a found dead in bed. He was
formerly a noted steamboatman on
the lower Rio Grande.