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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-01-21
CAPTAIN COULD NOT SWIM.
He Was the Only One of Tugs
Crew who Was Drowned

Crew Who Was Drowned.
Mobile, Ala. Jan. 20.--The tug Hero was
run into and sunk by a barge this morn
ing, and the engineer Robert Davidson,
was drowned.
The Hero was going up stream, and
when opposite the elevator the tug Cap
tain sam left the wharf with a barge IN
tow The Hero cleared the Sam, but got
in the way of the barge. Warnings We're
shouted from the Sam, but too late. The
Hero was struck by the barge and over
turned. She sank Immediately, the crew
jumping into the water.
All were saved by the tug Sam, except
Davidson. who could not swim. He was
unmarried
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-01-21

New York, Jan. 20.-The fifth annual
cycle show and second annual motor w.
hicle exposition was opened in Madison
Square Garden tonight. In number and
comprehension of exhibits the show cas-
lily eXcels its predecessors. The 242 snacas
were occupied by 107 individual exhibitors
not a SINGLE space being left untaken
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-01-21
VIII Go to Rome.

st. Louis, Jan. 2O.-Archbishop John J.
Kain announced to-day that he would
leave for Rome soon after Easter, and
remain in that city possibly six months.
He will be accompanied on the journey by
Rev Father Phelau Bishop George
Montgomery of Los Angeles, Cal, viii
preside over the St. Louis diocese during
Archbishop Kaln's absence.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-01-21

Boston, Jan. 2O.-Receiver D. G. Wing
of the Globe National Bank has announced
that on Monday he win be ready to begin
to prove claims AS soon as this task is
finished and receivers certificates can be
issued, the bank will begin to pay de-
positOrs.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-01-21
VESSEL SENDS UP ROCKETS.
steamer Thought to BE Ashore on
FenWicIx Island shoals

Lewes. Del. Jan. 9O.-The Fenwick ISL
and life saving station reports a vessel
throwing up rockets about eight miles CT
shore. 1t is thought TO be a steamer
ashore on Fenwick Island shoals. The
tug North America left Delaware Break
water at 9 o'clock tonight to go to her
assistance. Fenwick Island is about twen-
ty miles south of Cape Henlopen.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-01-21
FIVE SKELETONS WE'RE FOUND.
They May Have Been Either Missing
Miners or Indians.

Chattanooga, Tenn, Jan. gov. L. AL
lison, while prospecting for minerals on
Lookout mountain to-day, discovered five
skeletons in cave fifteen miles from
this city. There is a difference of opIn-
ion whether they are skeletons of Indians
or of miners who disappeared from the
ore mines at Rising Fawu several years
ago. The cave is being explored to see
whether il contains more skeletons
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-01-21
ALL THE STOCK WAS TAKEN.
Pennsylvania Could Have Sold Three
Times as Much.

Philadelphia, Jan. 2O-This was the last
day for taking advantage of the new S13,-
100000 stock issued by the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company, declared and author
lied by the Board of Directors Dec 10,
last, and if the amount had been twice as
large it would have all been taken, If the
many persistent demands amounting to
twice and three times the allotment on
the holdings of the stockholders as they
were registered Dec. &c, is any criterion.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-01-21
BInir NH In,Inrseh.

New Orleans, Jan. 2O.--The conference Of
the African Methodist Episcopal Church
South to-day adopted a resolution in
dofslng the Blair educational bill. which
provides for national aid 70 all the states
and territories for the common school ed
ueation Of all children
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-01-21
HINRICHSEN TO TRAVEL.
He VIII Represent Democratic Ways
and Means Committee

N N"uittee'
Chicago, Jan. O.-The Chronicle to-mor-
row will say
w. II. Hinrichsen, congressman from the
Sixteenth district has been appointed gen.
eral travelling agent of the National Dem
Ocratc Ways and Means Committee and
will assume the duties of his office at
once. Early this week he will start on a
tour of the Southern states and will meet
the Democratic State Committee of Louisi-
ana Thursday.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-01-21
order of the RED Eagle.

Berlin, Jan. 2O.-The Emperor has be-
slowed the order of the Red Eagle of the
second-class on DR.. Mumm Won Schwar-
zenstein recently acting German ambas-
sador at Washington in recognition of his
work at the American capital.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-01-21
Cavalry Coming Home.

Washington, Jan 2O.-The Adjutant Gem
eral has been informed that the transport
Fitzpatrick left Nuevitas this morning for
Newport News with a squadron of tho
Eighth Cavalry, comprising five commits
stoned officers. one acting assistant sur
geon and eighty-two enlisted men, Mai.
William Stanton commanding.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-01-21

Washington. Jan. 2o-The papal bull au-
thorizing the conservation Of Right Rev
Mgr. Sbaretti, blshop-elect Of Havana. has
been received at the apostolic delegation.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-01-21

Washington. Jan. 20.--The war depart
ment gave out the statement to-day that
the total receipts for the entire island Of
Cuba for the month of December were
81 RS 221
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-01-21
THEY ARE NOT EASY TO FIND.
BismarcIS Cautions Won BueIow ms TO
His Fathers Footsteps.

Berlin, Jan. 2o-The Reichstag to-day
passed the imperial estimates after a de-
bate, during which Prince Bismarck ex-
pressed the hope that Count Won Buelows
statement that he intended TO follow in
the footsteps Of the first Prince Bismarck
would be fulfilled, though he added these
footsteps were obliterated and not easy to
find
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-01-21
LA PATRIE MAflEs CHARGES.
Says Government Abandoned
Frances Rights to Island.

Paris, Jan. 20.-The anu-government or
gan La Patrie, charges the government
with abandoning French prior rights over
the Danish West Indies, and says
Denmark only dispatched a representa-
tive to negotiate the cession of the ISL
ands to the United States after negotia-
lions with the French government, which
benevolenLy renounced the French rights
OF presumption"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-01-21
LAckAwANNA MINES CLOSED.
Miners Think 1t Is Done to Anticl-
pate Labor Troubles.

Scranton. Pa, Jan. 30-The Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western Company to-
day began closing its mines. Officials of
the company declare this is done because
of an production for the market de-
mands, but among the miners there is a
general conclusion that it is done for the
purpose of anticipating any labor trouble
by reason of the present unrest among
the miners of district No. l, United States
Mine Workers Of America.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-01-21

New York, Jan. 20-Andrew Carnegie
has given $4,000 to East Orange, ~ j.,
for q public library Mr.. Carnegie has
also given $4,000 to York, Pa, for the
erection of public library.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-01-21

Dubuque, Ia, Jan. 20-At a meeting to-
day it was decided to have races here
next fall. The purses will amount to over
$4,000
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-01-21
SPECIAL THIS WEEK..

5000 yards Torchon Leces and inserts
tons, to inches wide, at SC; worth 1Oc.
10000 yards Cambria, Nainsook and
Swiss Embroideries, exceptional values at
Sc 614c size, 1Oc, 15c and 100.
500 pieces White India Linen, usual vail
ues at Sc, 1Oc 121zc, 15c and 19c.
50 pieces White Check Nainsook, satin
finish, at 6l4c; worth 1Oc.
Our sale of Ladies' and Childrens Nus
lin Underwear will be continued at last
weeks prices.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-01-21
Ranger Goes TO Panama.

San Francisco, Jan 20.-The U. S. $.
Ranger will leave this port to-day for Pan
anna to make an important survey.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-01-21
10th States and st. Louis.

The Governor of Tennessee promised to
honor the requisition of his excellency
Of Texas, and they again drifted into
Southern subjects. They talked of the
good old days and discussed the rapid
changes in men and affairs. They had a
kindly remembrance and a loving word
for the good old Southern gentleman and
his old world ways They spoke Of the
chivalry of Southern men and the beauty
Of Southern women, and although both
are notably abstemious men they had a
kindly word for Southern hospitality and
conviviality. They discussed the differ
ence between Kentucky and a Tennes-
see thoroughbred and between a Virginia
New-York tribune., 1900-07-01

tae, aira piots for water in South Africa has n.sr
repo- be strictly just, thars is reasonably rich
called he Hey R1Tss R9Ts OF the Cage CoIon. which is
ne vine flourish in that section the nas+Iirag ie i
sealne farming is carried on there and ths
enance for immigrants The land is ali taEa5 no L0
IT. especially the dominant Dufob v,II oe + wl9 III own
...eeu, ttey want more acres. even though -hav
loving proud mortal who sstirnafes ala SOFA
S Sl3E bi and his degree Of content by the number
psrf Fe5s % i Is g9Od grsinprodqelng soil in the eastern
Of the 81 wae e nrange 3 8yer Colony and the
arms INTO the market bur price will be beyond
is not and viii not be- a1y Of This and TO h. nicIaS
al on what Is celled settlers clalm-i. e. free 10
IN n The Transvaai. likewise there are good belts
isr o9SSaT Deits and there is plenty OF unworked
Ta+ n "a me dry and hiliy upper half Of
II any man thinks to fnd new gold Or dano9d eGe
mines, ne may well be told that the chances Of
At his disposal tie time money and expert k9oWIs
5t ec5e Ehlch the great mining corporations have
llg lens or paying yearly premiums for the first
gight gi to work such soils when they need or de-
The nearest thing to gold mine that remains
colonies is the ostrich at least so was informed
by great many shrewd and successful men who
TransvaaI. But breeding cstricFes requires money
Tor the land and the birds-to start with. And
one must know or learn the methods by which a
profit IS 70 be had in that industry. You cannot
p pressing button and letting nature do the
n the army I found many young men
dia1s-who talked Of remaining In South Africa
that I made it my business while I was at Cape
leading men for their knowledge and opinions
grants n NAV have n,ers}v bssn1e1a6 80 Li-4
&c not meet man who favored the coming OF
British blood wished for more men OF their own
race therein numbers sufficient TO outv0te the
d living.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-01
CHNESE VICES.
IN The Enr-r-


70 The superficial observer OF Chinese ute there
szsI-s -o be = vide divergence IN the NORA char
Is sar - re vas sink ~ corr1ptjon while there
IS good measure Of business integrity and mutual
1sze -aaEac-ef' we must search FOR the motive
Forces operating III the L--es or the people. y Is
Ss5r.e rs 5--er non vas directed by q com
l6-.CL - the mul-itudes passing Our OF the city
tal- The Emperor replied Il see but -wo men
E@s5--E 1-- ii cha 1lrg gate. Their names are
activity -1s Emperor judged, was for one Of STvo
a-7- Ta-o lney feel at liberty. 70 speak
- are =elz-s critics q their own so
-neE DO 1ol 1--4ate ltl-L run
-a-r.-v zre national virtues but -Gar
r-== and want cf Integrity are national
d -L-lgE La-lGL 10 z4-Ze
J -aa-- ---e-- oE.-. -. ted teachings. and Ineir
E ~ -. @ S = -9 lest T-e ~ ~ --l rr n
-= being .~r-1f need. they should bend ten feet 20
LA Inc-- uCr fl tho incidents or his life
-s many cases of his benGlHs -or 90 better
--ez-- ...- -.a- he was under the power Of rle
sFl.- ~ --= -.raes. There ia saying often heard
~ Tie -p= of -he Chinese, - -ta-sehooa Is the
Wisdom -f -1e superior man The man or culture
- r--e knows when and how 70 preva-icete.
There IS -.aca business honesty In China. but tie
Ioo- 1e that honesty is not f-eliry 10 fundamental.
-rrs of rigE1 j is raLaer a sLroLs se-lsv e 81
.-e les- policy and that ta-dfe 70 meet ouilsa-
~. erl-s exposure at.e &C 80 -si ~ ,If-se - 2 g nd
s Stronger and more numerous the cheeks against
m5sr- 60 e-r.r[- of rl5s5ness ,Dregrirv i'm
proves out The humble huckster who has 'noy-
~ price, fgr his wares according 70 tho shreWd-
sss Eu.-Ebi1ry his customers, Is a. heart IS
-o17sf man az the prosperous merchant Wbo sells
s. --C price, al customers. The vast FoiuIE*
{ -&eo in China does not rest Cor security upon
actEsl e1-.a5enca fu character. but upon mutual
- e1cerc= Business IS safeguarded by famlIy re-
fstlsl1l--r, by Official supervision Iy trade guids
u Individual security. and. above all by desire
.H good reputation. 70 insure permanent pros
Srfify. in official lie the opportunities Tor &C
s-slflon and the methods OF achieving success Cc9
HqlV different. and officers Cf the same essen
i-sls character es The merchant class seem TO be
- honorable and trustworthy type OF men as
--lRec bv -heir lives Wealthy merchants OFTEN
purchase Official positions and are most 70 De
-7efeo rs administrators OF justice
New-York tribune., 1900-07-01
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York, June so 1900
BFEVFS-Receipts only No trading Feeling
fair demand "a sc n
for ordinary prime sides Gables unchanged
To-day Minneapolis viii $50 cattle and 2163
quarters London; Columbian takes 575 cattle
quarters the port the Calico 81 cattle 20
Hull
CALvES-ReCe;pts were T3 head.
No sales reported. Feeling
unchanged vvals, weak for butIermlAs city dressed
az zc n country dressed az t1sci hrri-
calves 60j-ac.
SHEEP AND lAMBS-Recepts were 1siz cars.
4621 head direct. and making with che
stock 3Oe carloads the market al Al Jersey
CITY with exception OF - heas- Sheep extremely
loads could be sold lambs advanced
+-1C About y loads of sheep ana lambs
including loads oI aHos which arrived
Common sheep sold AT S3lS3 - per loo n,
do Sc 70. 25dS4 80. load of yeariings a.
Sc 70 Dressed dun 5qsc - dressed lambs
a "a lie
age. 202 do 70 - Al 81 30 DO.
70 10 S6 - 20 Ohio culs 81 n ar - 90 lsS Ohio
yearags IS n. So 10 ~ Kentucky sheep. - 10 al
MePhsrsan & Co. 33s Virginia lambs = ID, al S6 e5
90 DO 90 n az So. Kentucky 90 90 n - So - d.
6q N Al 81 50. Virginia culs 55 70 at - 70 10 Ken
rzy 40 IS n . 80 Virginia sheep 80 =. II - 70
] n Wlkersun- 90 kentlc-y lambs - p. az 81 1o
do r. 30 2T0 DO - n az - 500 di9 virginia
do, 5s n. at s. 60 ~ *
2s8 90 81 n s6 -. q Kentucky sheep. lla n al
s9 40 23p ohio DO - 80 bucks, 100 b az 81
Fob5n (. Ehannon: Virginia lambs 81 ~. AZ 50 4o
Kentucky 81 n al So e2s; 10 Kentucky sheep.
r. Collins: 2s7 Virginia lambs AZ n, at IS 50.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-01

esy by tho decline wheat and refusal of holders to
Spring patsnSs s. sss5 io winter - s:r.ishts
81 ssss 7S % ~sF patents 81 @Sgs4 & % spring clears
sd 'f to = s2 e0 no no g-ads $50 S9gs2 per ten sDS,
Sos g6fsgE - lsFS8 % choice 70 fancy 81 4oass %
As 70 o-sAd S4oted: Kim dried s. 1o9S2 7e
Sna yelow s1feSl %, p4g99e. BEED-Dun.
ga goSss ted, Spring bran spot s17 saes to arrive 200 n
usC'isss S4b9$lS b0i city bran. 50GSfs; honiny
shap 81 o'mea SIS; cake 81 so; corn Oh
scale the feature Saturdays whea market result
~ 2E n oss or about Ire per bush with last Official
ABOUT steady On little covering BY shorts
n the Northwest which frightened longs into getting rid
s 1l their Wheat rather than take the chances Of
gf sell. selling on oTeign account and less
@ meRd except JUST before the close, and
Tatner ~ Aara . and About the only thing that line
vance was noted in futures and Beerbohus estimate
ta would 6e iso oco o0 bEsS esg tbsn lagt a year
55s II1Irssts on the other hand from 10 70 20
BeTin SCI Other cables stated begun italy
farmers deliveries were 800 quarters Al an average
II % q Sz o. ld a. compared with $500 quarters last week
$50 70 SIC closins sec asked o'clock The
and South Do,+ s4sssIsa sno"eTs IN -Nortn
34innesota with warmer conditions the latter
red vas quoted at se5ae elevator ssHc afoat;
The market showed moderate weakness on saenrday
L9l9W4aE the decline in wheat and closed quiet
4 The crop advices received we're rather favorable
appeared to be little ouiet sn6 at
hy ABOUT 10 loads we're taken for export
u."aey at the figure at O'Clock No corn closed
q - - &c elevator and delivered and fel4o aoat.
steaSy, without important change. oats closed
8is Si,s tTss 1;S 5sa gsss 29ase whte aigs5 No
ern sec and No western BIc botS a h sgest-
2esfe r. 8ls892 NeygoYori1 CARROTS BARLEY
-S7Hooc, ooth c / z New-York
New-York tribune., 1900-07-01

Cash quotations follows. Flour easy winter
patents 81 I09S4 20 sJ-agrts IS 2oGS5 So clears $40
straghts. IS 2OGS3 10: bakers 81 506S2 spring
wheat 784IS71e No red. Sc No corn. 42s 842rsc
2G G44265ec: No white % 926C good feeding barley
zoe talr 70 choice mating 4+46c No faxseed, s. So
clover, contract grade IS. pork 451
s12 55i LARD. per 100 u S6 s6 771
clear Cooxed) 81 4Ogs7 90 whssy bass Of
nigh wines 81 %. sugars cut loaf 64Sc; granuaIed
9s1G, eol-ectoIers a o.Soci OF A o,t5c- On ne
Produce Exchange today the butter market Arm,
creanertes, l4G197sc dares. 18154c Cheese steady;
90 g1O'4c Eggs steady; fresh. lie.
so Louis s June ao,-coss; whsa5.Nq Esd sash
hard. 754TSc Corn-No cash. 4ItSc; June II &c:
july 4I}sc. September 42Ae. Oats-No ? cash 25c:
2sa2s1ec.
Toledo June sOwheat active lower; spot s51se July
s5'c: Augus- s5 9c; September s5+sc Corn dun lower;
No cash 2+I4c; September. 24lsc Rye dun IN
changed; No cash. 5Sc CIoverseed dull higher; 1898
prime s5 10: 1899 prime, 50 20 October IS STA No .
Cincinnati June S0.-F7our quiet Wheat nominal; No
red. s5GsTc Corn weak; No ? mixed &C Oats tull;
Esgs quiet 1CGioi4c- cheese arri =
Duluth. June 2o.-vvheat. No 1 s51sc; Sep
ternbe- s. Zee recember. s6=4c. No Northern cash,
SO September SSIsc; December SAY No Northern,
S1S4c No spring 7slzc. Oats 27'sg2sc. Corn, 42c.
Milwaukee. June S0--Wheat lower. No Northern S21S
GS3c; No Northern. sO9s1c. Rye steady, No l. &c
Barley Arm. No 2 49a50c; sample. 409aSc.
Minneapolis. June 30 30---Cose-Wheat. n store No I
s2}ae on rracNo hard. sl'ac No Northern, s213c;
No . Northern S112c-
Philadelphia June 3O-Wheat. IlII4c lower contract
grade. spot S9lsGS1c Corn steady, No mixed spot,
47tGzT-ac Oats quiet firm; No clipped SIC
% prints lc Eggs du and &c lower fresh nearby and
Western. l3c, do Southwestern 12c do Southern IOc
sacks wheat 5000 bush corn 1I6 COO. oats Is GOO ShtD
ments-Nheat, 1000 bush; oats IOOO
New-York tribune., 1900-07-01
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.


cha nE~d- N4E interested. the
tranEoctiuns reported in rhe previously
To reach outside AEIres Erver~ the quality
very choice ss3eelal.y q s1a, wniIe 0eans Even
be sacy @ command s. 90 Green and Scotch
peas show Increasing wepEn-ss We quote Beans
choc~, bush, 81 2S 90; DO medium choice s. io
do cAoos. boz 81 = s. ? - DO red kidney choice
s. "a 52 10, do white kidney choice - 15gS2 30 DO
yellow choice s. 90 60 black turtle SOUP
pea tar prime. 0oS1S2 o. DO prime
s. 6stcSI 70 inferior. 81 1891 peas
ST 12-z ISI IS. s. % GS1 10; Scotch bbis
s. - "a GSi Is. DC bags, 81 UI-@ HSl 10
BUTTEF-Ruyers stiH holding OF. Most or them
mad fully supplied needs disposed 20 await
drvc,puleuts n next week This made
sartled feeling material change line OF
aues Ertru creamery reached le7s some cnssa
but enu forced would nece.si-
rar-d acceptance OF
on thar basis. weeks receipts Il little heavier
thar .ast taxing the $500 pkgs
1HghL shrlnkage, which indicates
Of make has been passed Next
likely 70 nt.H turcher falling of. dairy
imitation creamery EtsaQy and unchanged Factory
atrgns number OF the sales u lee
figure has been exceeded
Chtrtaabla l6-ac- Shipments for ths
pksa. Creamery. 10 lS4sg
l8c2l314C; DO seconds lsNlS+sC5 do thirds.
1-a17tac. dairy half nrn tubs. fancy lsz aloe:
g. ~st. glSc; 80 Wesl tubs. fancy lssc nTHts.
N. Sc dury seconds l6z DO thirds
state dairy tine etc, 1balec Western initiation
crsa merry IT4 1sc 90 hrstz i6916!sc; DO lower
grades lBG15c Western factory extrES I6se DO nTstG
New-York tribune., 1900-07-01
EXPORTS TO-DAY
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-Tcrlz. 30
COFFEE-The market coffee started
with something ike bull flourish. The transactions
the opening call .250 bass) showed advance OF
6epl0 points The improvement due better class
u cables from Havre Hamburg than had been looked
There tidtngs a
report receipts AZ which
given 1900 bags The absence OF the UsCsl
cables church holidays yesterday After TIE
opening call the market became easier under selling
profits. and market closed barely steady IN tone,
with prices unchanged points higher. At best
local market after the little furry the
Warehouse deliveries country
showing distribution Of supplies while
the market fer coffee buyers inclined
proerastinatng policy closed quiet
nOElinaly unchanged prices No Rio, invoice
SAC Mid coees were steady, bug quiet at about former
figures.
The range Of contract prices the today
v q folloVs:
New-York tribune., 1900-07-01

-aso June oCartle-Recsipts 800 head: noniaaly
49, 20 tS prime steers g 2oGS5 80 poor 10
-. "i - 1L4SI To- selected feeders -5lsl
.t-He1s = attS2 Is; 50 e0RS4 ~. heIsers y3a
@ 5S sz Is1 steers 3 t9as 60 Texas grass steers
~ ~ U0 mead, Tomorrow cS. coo. Ieft over tsetigate
let-ti q snate hiEhe-. closing and
l-Is - 1'flso -i-s good choice reav-
- aVi eoug3 leavy. s. o57s5 EEr cess a3 -r
- - > l'ltSo ---5- S1eep-Itsceirts SCoG. sheep
81 azs Is s,rqaE and active good % cnces verasrs
= -.S7 -. Isr 70 cloca MIXED 81 25FS4 western
sheep 81 1ceSf 75. Texas zhae1 e 5S7Ss 81 ---t-
S57s6 - +F' sF'''s dlL-s-
1cLnnsti 5t1e So-EioEs steady. 8 s5Gs5 80 castle
stronger s. 1855 IS -'7
East Liberty June 3o-Cattle steady. extra s. son
p SO prime s. 15IS5 SO. common gaTsa
I've 2l57 nei,islz s. 5o best yors-s S. ss. heaTy
. 81 SOC - 40. heavF Workers s. S. 5n "a 81 Ia
S5 80 rlUshs - 79Q$s So Sheep slow v-rhers q 900
= ~ common 81 5t4S2 20. spring lambs So -5aSs g
New-York tribune., 1900-07-01
EURoPEAN PRoprrr -

Ila mess steady I6s 81. prime Tess dun s7s gd Pork
rIle mess, the Western, steady S5s Larf-2nerfcg1
refined IN pals steady SGa Cd prime Weserr IN ,ie-css
steady. S5s Earns-Shor- cut "A 90 ID e-r7 tis fI
Bacon 1inl 1erland % firm -r1-r -b
- q = n. steady As ID rridtles sat 30 10
- TO- irrr As long ciear mIG1Ies heavy 20 20 -
I'm Urn - bd short clear backs 1G 70 IS n firm 37s Cd
clear bellies, u 16 - firm Sh0ulJars-S7uq-e
y 20 Il 10. steady 35s Sd Cvlaese-k -74rsrs7 srs.
white and coloret steady. 49s TaIIow-P-.e rirv frn
ls Australian IN London steady. C1-trn-eai OIL
+ali refined Jily-A August, STEADY. 22s Tarpeatine-
Splits steady 3Ss cd Fosin-cr--r0u Ls-seed
o. S's 3D. Burter-ood United States 75s Petroleum
p-eI FeaE-FauGdian. 3 81. WEest-SpCt du1.
Northern spring IS 4iads No CaIr1rniS Is fd@as I'd
futures quiet July Sc S&d. Septe1l5sr 81 Deem
9-r nominal Corn-Spot d-ra; American new
nd % old As "a futures quiet July I'D September
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