davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1900-07-22

~ short rio IS 70 = n long clear idlss
ss 81 to 80 No. steady 43e long clear mddes heavy
- 20 ~ 70 steady IS Cd short backs is 10 Is u
steady. ses Sd; clear bellies "a to 10 n steady ais
square. L 70 Is n S5s Sd Lard
western IN tterces -Ar1erf-
Tst nnss white and colored easy. AIS Cd TaIlow-
ets STEADY %Ss: Australian London firm 26s
,8ea on HUI refined august steady. 22s sd Tur-
geI[une s7irits dull 34s Rosin-Comnou steady a.
" oi7d Hops at London Pacific Coasu steady 81 l5s7
- los Lnseed OIL 3es I'd Rutter-United states tn
- "es. 90 good, I5s Petroleum. 6Ssd Peas-C,an1-
ala5 az n % "a Wheaf-Spot n-V No Northern spring
- % No california, IS 2dE6s Sd: frru Iuv
I no5nlna septenloer ds 7>d December pad corn
nm; american mixed. do -
tte futures steady September lIAs- Novernhe- a.
II sd. tlour-St Louis fancy winter dull. S.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-22
pzces II the local marke; to-day

Exchange special Liverpool cabes-Spot cotton
---e DONG sales 1000 bales. speculation and
futures opened quiet 1-54d decline:
fte-s a. net decline q 154g364d. December January
=--zb &a-ch-Apr 4.281zb July. nominal: July
august 53ss; AgEt-SepUeEnber 5.12G5.13. September-
g1-1e- s-r+l245l October-Noveul5er. 4404ss NOveE-
a---se-erIter. 80
GEAIsl-T -TF5EAT-ConsiderabIe bull news came into
- wheat market Saturday, establishing prices
H. oasis about al the forenoon with the regular close
higher. On ths curb September
be closing s27zc az o'clock The move
= sr6 direction based cables which closed
= & 81 higher London and Liverpool. 10 70
u points al Paris. these advances II reported
Beng due 70 100 much hot weather = Germany and
Fra-ce early operations considera bic
cnar- English account Local covering also
q feature. little trading outside
Prom me Northwest crop adyices and estimates
continued ur.avorabe. One stated that
Minister Agriculture advfces re
o. 900 r3sS -1-7ns-s wien . 500 GOO bush a zes- 80
-5e Private cables inrimated that while Russian
E-lriar wheat too dear there had been sales Of
-. money Northwest receipts amounted % 20 cars
sgs--s- 80 year ago At Minneapolis and Du-
LOO previous week IOI a year ago
4 decrease about 10000 bush expected IN the
s--e Supply On Moncay- EXPORT business az The sea
oaarl lnsigricant- No red wheat closed 81 7sc
esva---- s5zsr afoat 1 Northern Duluth s7asc
CORR Beyond lirtls sreadiness in sympathy with
- f@ corn market olsplays1 no important features
l-1aE me regular session Saturday, and closed
cnzIge9 te previous night. On the curb. however
- a-ife demand Improved. ana win hlgh country
onsrrgs September bid uQ from 44Asc 447sc bid
closing - re o'clock Export business amounted
= anl-- 30 loads English markets closed "a I'D net
agter 10 quoted 451zc elevator. @6c delivered.
40 4'-lc. o zTS-The market
@ s 5gleezsa a2a 9oE-1a. VI Sih % essh cats & gZst No
- tracs mixed. 2sG2ec- track white, 28i=d34c No
Etite rl,ps 3olzc..... .RYE-sfarket steady.
sr- So p aHoet. No Western. 81 re. anoar.
BARLEY Market dun; feeding 4sc Z New
-4Tk mailing, 4s1za5sc. {. NeW-York
New-York tribune., 1900-07-22
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Baltimore. July FL Cotton nominal: middling. 10c low
aidelng else good ordinary 10 Ice stock, 235l
bales.
Galveston, July 21-Cotron quiet; mtddltng o-3c. low
rnida!ng Lee good o-iirary S-16c. receipts, s6
bales: sales. i. stock. s.t3+.
Memphis July 2I.--Cot--u steady; mlsdrug, osc. low
u:dilnE elac, good ordinary er: receipts. 10 bales;
shipments, Ga. sales. lGO, stock. i207T.
Savannah July 21--Cottou -ulat. mi51ling, 9ssc;
1iddlCg csc good ordinary. STsC receipts bales;
exports coastwiss 539; sales. 1876. stock. t+214
Louis, July 21.-Cotrcn quiet steady ufGdIIug
S&&c. low m5dug : 16cr good ordinary. 1-i6c.
receipts, rs bales, SS1 shipments IOs5 stock,
TST.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-22
CATSKILL MOUNTAINS
VIA CATsKILL.

VIA CATSKIII
To all Pciuts CATSFIIL-L- MOUNTAIN OTIS CATS
KILL and TASNEFsVII--E RAILWATS. rnakirE direct
connections with New York Central leaving AZ
81 and with West shore trains leaving az s0
II 80 A. II
Also direct corrections with the Hudson River Day
Boats and CRisklu Evening Line
Reduced h seaSon
DETROIT SPECIAL over he New Y,-s f-s-r-af
4 T.. Nj DAILY. T4JTINCT SUNDAY yvrb
Parlor Dining Affords SHORTEST most
Decluous and convenient of reachtng th- Hot-.
haaterEkiiL Mountain House. Laurel House Antlers
aAISFS CORNERS TANNERsvIIL-E ana al the
Mountain Parks
New-York tribune., 1900-07-22
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool July 81 I ?. m-C5ttor- -sr-t-suaaH de-
prices lower American micdlng fair sid, good
niddllng ) 81 32d- u-Gdlilg 3 2I-32G. nlddlug
2l32I. good ordinary = ga ordinary i32d- The
dav 2GOJ bales. n which alO for
speculation and a7l included $50 American Re
n opened quiet and
closed steady. American udduE I II July. 3s-ti4d
value July August 3+e8I sellers. sep
ternber l2-s+E5 value: September October
5464T4 55-64d value; October aad November +-6+d
4l-64d sellers November and Dec--1uer 3+-64G4 SS4d
sellers: December January 81 SAG 2264d buyers
January and February. % "a a 6+t buy ers FEBRUARY
and March. -6tG4 . 6+d March and April,
a - -64d buyers
New-York tribune., 1900-07-22
NAVAL STORES.

very OF Importance transacted
spirits tUrpe1tius Prices.
ever ruled below the previous days close with
the uG6ertouA easy Rosiu ruled steady yesterday
advance Wa quote
TAR-ReguIars. 81 o.. oil bbls. -
SPIRITS TT-RPFSNTINE-46 -46lyT+7c.
RDSTS-C1rr-1ou strained. 81 60. q to 2,
81 so g. Il 81 l. 81; X. So 10; n. s. 10, y,
81 20 VI C. s. So " ". 81 10
STOCK OK HAND.
Rosin 81 713 bbIs
Spirits turpentne l34+ onls
Tar lTIl bhls
Wilmington. July 21-spirits ,,rPeutine-Nothng do
in- RosIn firm. 81 2oaS1 D. Tar firm 81 - Crude
tlIrpeutne firm. 81 TO1s2 TO
Charleston. July 21.-rurpentine-MarAet nominal
Savannah. July 21.sptrtts rurPentine firm 4sc. Rosn
Neu-Orieans July i.-Rosn-Receipts 35a bbIz. Tur-
pentne-Re-eirts % Experts Froatera-- R0sn.
20 Rostn. - bbls-
New-York tribune., 1900-07-22
OTHER MARKErs-BY rE1.EqRApg

Chicago July 2lCate-Recelpts 100 head. noulinaTly
sIsdy ne5yes a. gooa To prime steers sbqse; poor
stockers s. 25 s. 90 cows ssG$4 heifers Sass Is
Gamers $2n$2 80 bulls $3Qs4 90 calves 81 5O4s6 q
Texas FED steers 81 254S5 Texas grass steers 81 2jn
s. 10. Texas bulls s. 51gS3 70 Hogs-Recepts tcrday
5000 head, Monday, 10000 estimated. over 90
opened strong 5Rloe lower Closing easier; top s. 35
Mixed and butchers. s. O54$J 81.
s. logs3 - rough heavy s. e5as5 05 light So 100
. %; pulh Or sales 81 20G 81 80 SheeDRereipts
head sheep lambs ch9fc4 vyefbaFs
S4nS4 35 fair chuiee mixed SSS3 Western sheep
$24Si 20 Texas sneep S3AS4; lambs S4ax5 70
Western lambs, S5dS5 90 Receipts week-Cate ana
calves, 10000 head hogs 1l53O0 sheep Reeeiprs
last weekoCate and calves $500 head hogs l+4.300:
Cincinnati July 21--Hogs easy 81 7OaS5 47-a Cattle
steady. $3.50 = Sheep dull lower 81 2OG$4 Lambs
dull. lower. 50 55dS8
Liberty. July 2I-Cattle market rteadv. extra
heavy s. l0aS5 20 prime. s. 40TS5 so good IS 1871
s. 80 good grass cattle 3 70aS5 common. 81 5oaS4
heifers 81 50uS4 80 bulls and stays S3dS4 - common
good Fat COWS s. 50eS4 Hogs Market steady; prime
YnrHers pigs, heavy
3JGfS5 33efSS rsughs
81 5GaS4 20 sheep steady choice WeIhers
81 206S4 20 fair 81 35dS4 common xl 5Aa
So so choice lambs 81 5OGs4 common 70 good 81 5GG
s. % veal calves SO 50qS7; heavy thin s4a$5
New-York tribune., 1900-07-22
LEHIGH VALLEY.

Stations foot OF West 81 Cortatr Dss0r0sse streets
|EcE1a- T. i. Ferries
Time West Des1rosses
Streets Daily except SGE.dy Other daily sunday
sunday A. sunday P-E
sunday P-I- sunday -.i5 , !. a
%, = 30 n Loral ASTON
s~~.1 d. $50 n NIAGARA FALLS and
WesI and principal alI ulilE
meets for Coal 1gg11ls-
PRESS" EsnLsoulesJ The word te 90 sea1ag
o-ze1era
% Detroit ana Chicz-o Dining service .
sI2.55 I CO. y.g For WlLEE-iAI,TL- SCRANTON,
--t-.5j T. Coal Regions an in5srIce e points
yF5.10, y5.30 L. Local for MAJ CT CIR Va
-9-55, 30 10 chicago Nssti1ue -iui-- E1r S1Ae-
ARA FALLS lnd Llrp1io-
sS.l5- soc Expos tlln EXq---- IL --l
-S.55. 900 p For ITHACA GtftEE-LLl-s 81 EE-ALo
and slclz1
50 ELAFNFiELU BROOK locals, rAecRa
Sulday n e lN n
Tickets and Pullman li 81 ~ 10 - 80
1854 BroadWa7 Union square West 15 Columbus Ave- y 7
Fulton Cour r. Hdwv and annex Srlrinn hr1oETn
residence through 10 destination
New-York tribune., 1900-07-22
Railroads
BALTIMORE & OHIO z. r.

FOR THE WEST.
New York, foot OF Liberty Street. South FerrJ
CyhitshaH Terminal minutes earlier
TEzcept 5undaya tSundayA
CHICAGO. s4-S0 Liberty street only. 'I30 D
10 night
PlTTSBUPG, s4sO - n dIberty street onIy). - %
O. n, 100 2. M and Il Is night
CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS. 1000 n TOO > n
slz.I5 night
-OYAL BLUE TRAINS.
WASHINGTON BALTIMORE. fS.O0. 1000 LDinerl.
'Jl.SO N. Diner, tl0o p (Diner1, .L5O tDInerJ.
t'RovaI Limited exclusively Pullman
Diner ami Caiei 800 CDinerl 100 p DInerI aad
sl2I5 night. NORFOLK. 4I.Oo D m
All trains illuminated With Pintsch Light.
IT2. 26i 43s. 1900 Broadway. = Union
sa ". IL Bowery. 7. sSs Fulton 81. Brooklyn;
WhftehaU Terminal Liberty II. Baggage Checked
from hCte - destination
New-York tribune., 1900-07-22
new YORK CENTRAL,

-. HARLEM DIVISION 0'-
- a. u and a-s5 P NJ Daily. sunday u
FLtSue4a Sundays only $50 A.
rlLn1an Cars al through trains.
Trains illuminated with Pints-h Laghr
Ticket Offices 1i3 261. 4I5 I E5~1s5vvav
sa1llon 50 W. 20 Columbus Ave. 133 Ia5th
5z2th - and 1854 s. Stations Ne York. 33s ana -
1l-t9h - and lo4 Broadway. z D. Brooklyn
Telephone 'a00 3Sth Street. York Central car
WeStcOtr Express CouBa7v -
GEORGE = DANIELS General Passenger A-.,t
New-York tribune., 1900-07-22
RAILROADS..
.ENNSYLVANIA

g RAI ABROAD.
SIAI19S Ay6 f39 e %fST ST TyESrYTIE2 5- @ sEr
z The leaving time from D-<brO=ses and
C"ftiandt streets il ave minutes later than
mat ehat Sivea below for Twrnty-third street
station except where otherwise noted.
'-S1 A VI FAST BIAIL.-Limirsi 60 rso Bu-.t Pa-.
by SeIS ~ NeH forS 20 Pfttsoars Sleeping Car Ptss-
DIS 4. ". FssT fI,:E-Ti,-ss5-- !. l.5 ,-,,.
"-s A a VI PENNsYIVASIA Ll1lITEl.-Pu lalan Con-
Sars Fer cbiclEo Cievei4nd Soieso c51-ursei -S,ff
i':,5 p " CHICAGO AND 81 Louis E2PRzss-
rIdo -o@do Nashville Cga Ciucunati and LozisviIisl.
o-55 p u. ST Louis E16PFEss-F5r Pfrss5u-z- CO
''1 2,-F z, N, WzsTFE,' E2lPTEss.-FsT chseas0 FOr
30 p NJ Pacific Express -Fgr Psttzbsarz ana
Route ConHecfs .ar 5jayt- - s,esss-e9s VAiiss
9Sis Sssre =: "; cI;EyEI-sND AND CiNCINNATI Ex-
wASF,I1es9ST p,;7ssTE S,sysiaaa cias.7aa,.
no e1 rs 49, llo @ t9@-rozses and eorr-aal1 sszssts
-" .2eSarasseS ard cartlasat streets ae@ aS
-, a. DINING Can f5s o5lsisz cari aS , n
a-i0 n-s5S -gniay- S25. Ss5. l0.s5 eDt1fz carr
S End Iaa.9E cs-s . = dliaias Car as tbtaiaS
soJ.THEEs2s -RA.LwAT.-ET17zsz. i =. IS n. 12to
NoRFoI-K AND WESTERN RIl-yyAY-r9- Memphis
ATI4Sffr Sff ;''.'1s- 5o1sr az l5{2 3 p @ d5g
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAnwAY.-ss5 a n and AS
sTAseART aIR L.r,,E-Ezaress r25 m. ana 121o
FOR oI,p PorNT. COMFORT aaa Nol,FoI-z.-7-ss a.
p n
q - lc eIIY-s5l and p - v-e<-iays-
Standard Coaches.
FAPE 81 EN-! MAI--l2 = - n wsrE-layA
p3lIs on N~N 4lrk enl LnE Branch FaI,-1at from
- Wenty-tnlrd street S-stoal SO a. m-- - 10
- 20 SATURDAYS o1'yl- Z
- p n sundays T51 So a n 455 l. n cfrora
"a f1--es and C1rta1ly S-raetsl. a
I'D TO SATURDAYS cuIyl I0 $50 420 SIG
anu i--Y D n SUNDAYS ~ o. ~ II
FOR PHILADELPHIA
O. tL1ese7os--s and Ccrranc- S-ree-s U@r ~
80, SO So 80 tsa5 P~r1t L.ui--il i0-I0 CDes-
a2a -o-.--1ar streets l02l tDiaszs Cl-l. 1055
INNS 'iEi- lAa9 a. a-E
S3rtsn4f streets 220i 81. 3 =. &55 .. tDln-
ea-L 80 fL'r-Dg tI1fut1e Carr. 1Is
ID go. % p m. Il IN Sursass
1-ll cuaciesi- I-I-1Iratll *
,glal2s carr a. m. l25J. l55 tDinnE Car 3 = SE
= tLenlnE Car. AS Dining Carr SIS lDfnl-g Carr
80. 50 $50 e25 p night
AickeL crnce=- Nos. a-4
1rta1Nays ASTor House West TW=1-y-th~d street.
station. and g tons fc1t % u-zbrcsS-s ana Cor--
IaAdt streets Court Street. sG0 Fulton street as
5fea1Wao and PsnHsyinavia Annex S,at0n. Brooklyr
Stdtlun- Jersey YORK Transfer Con-
pany VIII can s1r and baggage nom hotels ara
residences through o. destination.
-eephone ''Hl4 Eighteenth Street" f-- Pe--svvansa
E{aircs3 Cab
J. B. Il-TCIIINS0S. r WOOD.
Genera Manager General Pass'r AEsnt
New-York tribune., 1900-07-22
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains cave New IorA u Chambers 81
aa ana min W
BOO ua- DaI.y-So..- Buffalo. ; D n
BnghaInt0n. WaysrIy. Elln-Ea and Bradford CoaeAsz
parlor cafe tinluE Buffalo
BsAO a El--Dally. except sundays. 8luEhamfo1-
Owsso. Waverly. E.mtra and Delaware Valley ponts-
Daiy Port Jers and Mllt1@llo- Pullman Parl1r Cara
2-:EO D m Daly.-Chlcarr Lirnitsd-Fast malI--soii4
Chicago. arriving $50 Cleveland 40
C-lcaEo Cleveland
=. Daily--Fsualo Cleveland Exprsss-arE-
Buffalo Tu5. Eraaf1r 10 jamestown 40 and
1877 Cleveland 1850 Slse2ers Bu1alo
Cleveland Gaze
8.15 p Daily.-Sold train FOR Bingnarnton. WaY-
Sleerera EUrIalo.
gtunat- Dining
FTVICEETS. LOCAL TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN ACs-
i CONfNCDATIOSS If2 26I. HraaA-
Nay Iesfh Ia5rh herH
ed ferries. New Tork- G33 F1tonI
81. Fronduay Brnoslyn- - TInhcksn Ena
Jersey Statinn YORK Transfer CO.
h1EEaEa desfinAsoul
New-York tribune., 1900-07-22
WABASH RAILROAD.

West shore r. r Continental Limited New
york daily p arrives Detroit T.3G m. Chicago
S.aa p m ST Louis Z Is p next day. Kansas Cigy
second morning : o'clock
= l-aeEaWanna X r Queen city speciA leaves New
ttfk u lttiNes chicago lo-51 IN. Louis
2. m. Kansas City $50 ? day
y. Z, O. 4 W reclining chair car Cssars
m 1ay
II 2. MCCLELLAN. c. e A.. ss7 broadway.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-22
IACKAMANNh RAILROAD
NFW Y0Rg. ONTARIO Z WESTERN nv

Trains leave i2d St Ferry co minutes
earlier EFRnk-in ST..
Day .....-..- A
Mountain Express % sidney 2-l5 Noon
saturday Half Holiday RCrkiand ?
Vestbule Limited Rockla1 g
-Chcag1 Western points. p N
4Sunday Special Middletown- gI5 A M
SATURDAYS only 11aiIy 7Sundays only.
Tickets parlor seats 81 945 54 Broad
way. PAS East Tas.h
% Vest 125rh Ccur. St F.lr0,
Broadway. Rrooklyu-
New-York tribune., 1900-07-22
NEwYoRK DAILY TRIBUNE SUNDAY. july %. 1900


last h-e oI oreadstufs interior points IN ,h,rsa
follows. epaers (0OO) omitted -four bbls grain bps5 -
New-York tribune., 1900-07-22

Liverpool July 21.-C1osinz-Beef-E India mess
eull ISs Cd: prime mess diil. sos Pork-Prtue mesa.
hne Western. fEIu. 6is &c. Lard-Amerfcan refined
pals steady. ads Sd HamH-short cut "A 10 n. nra
IA ID Aas@1-CGMher!and euL Is 30 n. ssadY. aas
New-York tribune., 1900-07-22
THE STATE OF TRADE.

%o %Sa' NO white SIC bid COrnN5 yellow. 45sac:
9a..S2 white ss 30 wsie N &c eoTS No &c &C.
s. 5oas4 5 straight spring 3 5s Ra's6 81 sPEns sBs
$ 5oGs4 70. clear IS 75fSa rrac , 9 sa5sRt winter
aou1' e soGS4 10 Canal fre.ghts steady wheat 2Isc.
Lumber 81 and 81 ''e 10 A5a6z S 'e 3~' to New York
Chicago. July 2l-The leading futures ranged as FOL
Iuiy Eihea' No . Opening Highest. loves; Closing
ssS'ias:t s9ssa5 rsssi5s s.. IS 7s"0 s. 7ss55
sas:5s 80 so.saS$ Ss assss
Oats, No ?:
i: s::.:s,:: s::::s "a, 81: Ii s 81 s= 81
Mess pork, per bbl:
September Sept -. sl2O0 2B na9s SEE SEE
Lard. 100
S5:s:;@e.. S:.sss4 ss:.. ssSS.:. s:ss 3 Isl:
Short ribs. 100 ID:
55ss:ss4s 5:3s :s: 2 2:s 81: Sc 2$
Soas4 TO- sagb o' "a 25s sssF m 5!ea esa- "i2S5 3
ssh@ @ s sSss sesS@ 7 sts5 s. Sgs 8 S. s sssp e g 8 sq ar @
No corn sss; N 10 . - ~ @ 9S No red 55a7s7e,
a-TsS: -, 40 white, 25G25@sc No white 25G261-c;
So No ha5sed i @ "a 20 N6Tt6SeserH q9S a4ns 81 20. @
s2 05 100 S 50 7oass ss s. Sf5 sho 9' lbs 81 - .ag
tse1 81 HftS1 10; dry SaIted
90 snort clear sides thoxed 81 +06S so whskay basis
OF hgh wines 81 23s sugars, loaf, unchanged.
me fruce xchange to-day the butter market
SreaerIes lanl9c dairies. Agile. Cheese quiet. Gag
lo'Ac Eggs firm; fresh. lie
Cincinnati July 21.-Fl0ur dull Wheat quiet: No ?
red to &c Corn steady No . mixed. %
mixed 81 1-tnSec. Rye quiet; ,. 6O1zc firm,
Whisey steady 81 g 5at Sugar arm bacon 'F' S' DO
Milwaukee. Juy 2l-wheat dun, No Northern. 7sl4c:
No northern L6aL. Rye steady No /, sc. Barley
steady; No > 4IG4Iiec; sample, 45l2a4Gc.
Minneapolis, July 21--Cose. Wheat in store-No 1
Northern July. The; September 7T24c;
On track-No hard, s0&4c, No I Northern. TSzc.
Northern, 77lec
PHILADELPHIA July 2l.-Wheat firm. contract grade.
July, T6lz g76%c- Corn firm isc higher. NJ mixed
July. A4d44-c Oats steady No . white, clipped. Gle.
Butter UNCHANGED EEgs steady fresh nearby
ern, l3l2c d. Southwestern I3c. southern Ic
Cheese firm, but Receipts. Flour 100 bnIs
100000 10 in sacks wheat. 10000 T7.otO,
cats $1,000 Shipments Wheat, SOoO bush; corn. 900.
cats, 5000.
81, Louis July 21-C1osng: wheat-No red cash
74sc; July. 74sec; August 749sc September 1850.
cember 7Ti2c; No 2 hard. 72dT2lzc Corn-No cash.
3s%c; July 9S@@c. September. IS sc year.
No cash, 2352ci July. 23i2c; September 227sc. No
white 2Sc
Toledo July 21.-wheat active. higher; spot, 7ss4c,
July 7e%c; August s0isc, September S1Isc dull.
unchanged; No cash, 42cs September, 4Oi4c
higher; No cash 24isc; September 24sc. Pye dull.
unchanged; No cash. 5512c CTCverseeI higher.
Isas prime So 1898 prime. So 30; October s. era No
New-York tribune., 1900-07-22
Ocean STEAMERS.

CUNARD LINE
TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN
From Piers and 50. North River
Ilcnnfa July 2s. p n Etruria Noon
Umh-a aug :. II 80 4 y Servia aug. q. ?
Campaua. Aug H. J P n Lucanta- Aug -. 8 P AZ
VERNON u. BROWN & co. Ageuua
% BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-22

MAlN[E STEAM5M0P GD,
DIRECT line To PORTLAND. MAINE
Connecting with all railroad steamship ifne. ~ al
Summer Resorts Steamships 'Horsfio Haif pev1 aat
-Aanhattan' lsavs Pier No IS z R. FOOT o. Ma-Rsr
street every Tuesday Thursday. Saturday at III
seaIaers ntted with modern Improvement
S. Ss9=t and ccnven.eHcs q passeasers Ticket
- broadway. corner OF Reade
. south ST. opposite the Per
HoRATIo HALL o 7. NJ 81 south Street
New-York tribune., 1900-07-22

E-=F- t7fee Ma-Hz,s salros1 OF market steady:
santos. 500 29eO0 stock,
E5a-bu-E-l31Tse market opened Z az pig
$1,000 Eavre-,'1ffs4 opened
c-.-- and ---La-gec- a. - unchanged, sales,
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-09-01

1t is not only Santa Fe but all of New
Mexico that should take part and work
for the success of the horticultural fair.
Here is a chance for horticulturists and
agriculturists to give themselves and the
territory a free advertisement and it is
a blind policy that does not take ad-
vantage of that offer. New Mexico
orchard and field products a find a
large and profitable market throughout
the west, but they must be advertised,
it must be demonstrated that they really
are superior to the products of Colorado
and Texas. The horticultural fair offers
an opportunity to demonstrate this, and
the pride that every New Mexico resi-
dent must feel in the territory should
urge him to assist in making the hOrti-
cultural fair more than a local exhibition
but a success that will be spoken OF
throughout the territory and beyond.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-09-01

The Pullman company has started the
erection of shops at Denver that will en-
ploy 400 skilled workmen. Something
of that sort ought to strike Santa Fe in
the near future, but 1t will never come
unless the business men and property
owners of this citys.get together and or
ganize a live board Of trade which keeps
itself posted on industrial opportunities
which come sooner or later to every city
but which often are allowed to pass by
because there is DO organized effort to
retain them.
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A New Mexico Chautauqua .

Schools, both public and private, will
reopen next month for the fall and win
ter terms, throughout the territory. The
time has arrived, therefore, for resum-
ing the agitation for a Chautauqua or
summer school for teachers or others, to
be established, preferably, at Santa Fe,
| which offers the best summer climate of
any city in New Mexico. The Colorado
Chautauqua at Boulder is a great sue
cess and so are other summer meetings
of teachers in other states. In the Santa
Fe canon a large auditorium could be
built and around it a city of tents would
spring up for six or eight weeks every
summer The attractions of the upper
Pecos would be neal by, the cliff dwell
ings Within a days journey and the his
torical and archaeological collections at
Santa Fee within near reach. Such q
summer meeting would not only draw
crowds from New Mexico but from hot
and sandy Kansas and Texas and even
Colorado, for the double attraction of a
cool, delightful summer spent amidst
glorious scenic surroundings, together
with a summer school led by such
educators as Professors Hewett, Herrick
and others who are making for them
selves a name in the educational world,
would be greater than any other Chau-
tauqua could offer. Texas Is coming to
New Mexico to establish a C%hautauqua
at %Cloudcloft, and New Mexico should
be equally progressive and establish its
Chautauqua at Santa Fe.
The territorial educational association
will meet at Santa Fe in December of
this year. 1t meets at a time of the year
when most people prefer to be at their
own Preside and do not care to travel.
The annual meetings that the associa-
ton holds are not only interesting but
important. 1t would be desirable, there
fore, to draw a much larger attendance
from all over the territory than has been
the case at the past meetings. The best
plan would be to change the date of the
meeting to July or August and to fix the
place permanently at Santa Fe, whose
summer climate alone would attract
many people to the meetings. Such a
change would be the beginning for a
New Mexico Chautanqua, which In time
would become famous beyond the boun-
diaries of the territory.
Santa Fe should have a board of trade
which would take hold of the project and
would provide the mean for making a
start in providing Chautauqua grounds
and an auditorium. 1t would greatly
add to the prosperity and reputation of
the capital city and would be an enter
prise that would pay in dollars and cents.
Now is the time to act!
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vOtal.. IL!
will not be recognized.

Alternates will not be recognized.
Proxies will only be recognized II
held by citizens of the same county
from which delegates giving proxies
were elected.
County conventions must be held on
or before Saturday, September 90, 1900.
County committees will, take proper
action and call county conventions at
such times and places as they may
deem best before or on that date.
The chairmen and secretaries Of the
county conventions are earnestly re-
quested to forward true notice Of the
proceedings of such names Of the dele
gates elected to the Republican county
convention to the secretary of this COM
mittee by the next mail after the call
Of such conventions.
Where there are no regularly organ
ized county committees the members
of this committee are authorized and
directed to perform the duties Of the
county committee and act accordingly.
JOHN 8. CLARK,
Chairman Of the Republican Territorial
Central Committee.
MAX FROST. Secretary.
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A French syndicate is establishing
vineyards in Colorado with the aim that
Colorado shall in the near future supply
the wine, grape and raisin trade of the
west. The phylloxera pest which is so
destructive in France is practically un-
known In Colorodo and for that reason
the French syndicate has picked out the
Centennial state for the field Of its
future operations. New Mexico will
doubtlessly also receive some attention
from the French syndicate after it has
once established itself in Colorado, for
this territory can do as we'll and better
than Colorado when 1t comes to grape
culture.
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Now is the time to prepare for tourist
traffic of next year. Owners of summer
resorts should make arrangements for
advertising them and at the same time
provide for more adequate accommoda-
ton Of visitors. There can be no doubt
that New Mexico will attract more and
more tourists with each year and as the
fame of New Mexico mountain resorts,
scenery and perfect summer climate
spreads abroad the territory will share
with Colorado and California the great
income that those states now enjoy from
the visit of tourists.