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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-01

sn appuaiuE esn1iiate Yam naugs
sa..esa shoaii be a.pfs ta You ihsa ~
tl.laaa ut ant aur .1nsloasiasal lais,,
sat. ta road oteneeF Nola
aifaiaht Aa1 unf fhaallci ruhHciat
aias aptaha tsuiY n iiae uith ali lhaf
naa nasa said ausst sltiys faaion ahae
% aaya tsia b the lsar sboys aii thas
the toiaUa opposed to Hfpabuean nls
rule sod manupolY shuuld yoie tha
u.t.t sttaisht % m question: "a
puurpio an1 pnlley hai H 30 bf a.
..asi this ytar TOE Hepubncaa ieall
.fa aIs uslug thtir followers io tois
thell u.keta straight sa as io maka
uhiahuna ID uepabil,au state These
ia uttlt douut that t Fluu .a elo,tod
tu unnklras aad a majority of fha
nsialatute a elected bl ths Hepnhii
,aus ihat uhahoLs VIII be mado a
tvpuuiitau statr Ihs samu meteais
tha viii viu thla tls,t0u would also
probably ,uuliul tua sia,uou ID dele
satva t9 thg constitutional uous eniiou
aui the siat. eie,uuu ihat toiioss tho
alupiIUu uf the .uasiituuun fha ia
cas- i,ai chat thu foundation muai be
laii fm mtu.e patp au0rsss anA tho
autl muupp,u5 elsntu,s rann,i anord
tp l.t cos Republicans syt ga, upper
hand m this elelluu
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-01

% tauna Htte connect Boo salins that
ihslr a's uD tasts Boz tnia .uuntJ t
Hpuid seitl. ipDs liapute aHd mast
msHl people ftsi bsttsl aa to ibt n.
la,s aia,e aa uil ihyHe aays
tu ttaat Do iu hUsi
Iu bsst ia b
hu tlusi H4 bust
hu buat Au b
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-01

tsised taa luiis falael aasf ssa uts
pllssta nriass uilis sai dansfsi "a.
uatAssu,s ibalpusub aal rae,uang
iamH lhu present buali si ,sup,y ,Dm
mlssiDppr ttl u spltt ui t.1is
ibal amsN 30 bish hsat,u a. o.
i,~paf Asks tvsisulDu aa4 Dhus
ishsspn spsa pfule ,pa p,ppls Az a
hspupli'aH candidate lpi tla.aWtu
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-01

luass Aen b. matias sisau %
sfosalff nampalm iiis spas0hea afr
seisht sni ppsaied aad hs b. meft
ms FlJnHa bpasitai .laima ia mau
eef ihal pfiusa epssl,tDn ta ibs fotsfs
sbo haye hfsn soidln.kei bs iha b.
pubi0aua Gee cts gtala
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-01

HhusApfs sp.ain,a vtlats. bafh.
90 et'a ,uta bu,as bruises, sovsra.
decorations Ani eAts,uai iulurias ~
auF hiui atu prumpll and happily
'ulNd ui appIyius baliaras sasw tlnt
msut Price n, snd bo oants b a.
illllU a SEA. aud Whrti,l q suu
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-01

hDep iu Blaine ,pmiy msn hal "a
lps raiisi ntbuia tfyan fb. msH
hathed iho ios lu sNsuilas ip fails,a
hlm pf hsas snd 90 uanna mat0b
Co lntesilssga thU rasuit uf hla asp.u
mtm ths aps bas usi bo.a b1il.,rd
lB ura sIntt
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-01

Au tbe sfsal msu lg ukiahUiaa bat.
bprH 'alirl tp ohio lUst shsn filul
urtas sm coo ntrtpt tuualu ND
hinify pi ipa lead anIls ga. Dpa
aiu pl the waS as utlbs oa4mple
ef the hspHbilran mii dinug, patl
afssmeut iip sapsibasssi fum Ass
aaAil0 tp nhlshups uu paas loat
pn msp $500 pal mppib loD apI u.a
experiences gguis agmpinms
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-01

4 lilaN IA Nmf NAt.s Ninf AHH a
apae ai esllaras HPshauaa affsn \,
~ teslHelae "A Al elN sfe ga,
Wshf 4ea4 tal aNA alA aaf "a
al.lst laa s0a hases.lss 4sb FNf
"a aa4 llNN
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-01

the rFna 0suipsiga uammitis, laa
argsired the ilon iiDiafr speed ts
haa rfpsrrd "a ieluns speech aai 30 ta
mahd a ious ui haI ,ssaty la bsbalf
pi his raappuluimsnt is esss Va Ar
hmieYs ft slsalon WDiaantaii4 -
plil teli 800 lnt bsn f,alsua a,aali
tael aiatrnli u tlbna
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-01

r.p.u ouau Na Allu..u4 li
ls4usW.u freii BE- pI Juy u "a.
pIl.a w Iw mF .lauru mf shat
Ia4t Hui.i4l rm.lf usa laa Jn
mt iHaa .smpi,tg uu iuau sub
complication va alams.b dastlsu
tu, a.. maYtta r.4li Au. ths aui
ssa u4tI. ul uN... .uW.st pbu
lIam up. H.u,.a upan ulm,s,us
H w. l..HuH. nHFua .b..t sl sH
uaiiHa tU aHp .uN.It. H..Il u.
m. utal u44.i u. W HI %.
,alasua aI,nu f.a.u aHi uND la
n,., Ia.. bosom iu Inutu.. .m l.f.
m Ns4 W Hm. HND uat.
sau. a psaalt ln e.lEht aal H
sHIws wa ts tll N.Htp b
u,ttl Wh H ..I "a .aai ao.i N. ul
csaatila aftap mp.ln. w tHuN
atst 4, Nsa NaH. ~ ml Il il M pi
atp. WHlHmuF f.uU
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-01
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a,npps Athau ftuaa Aash.
Waabiustuu b. g. uct Capt
nauui, aui Lieut. rsfhlus VT the
Ie gutIae,yuth ntAut,5 nora fouud
bwlp 90 tu,tuilus nVe Filipiuo prisaa.
$3.50 Dl bausius tbsm u} thu uook a
ahuu tme aul er,o sentenced 90
ID, pllmauI
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-01

.f... as. H.aI. ....
aItaH ~ H.UH. H UH.lIU
tu. aa.t aIf aa.. l. u.. sp
.sIaH.. .i ug. H.p.. Il. iesi.. a
....i par... aaI ~ 9.s.,f.t ID. .sI
.f.ht nl las eai a, abI.h U .aasf.i
lha uuibua people iu tls matIal lf th.
.Hba,HpiIau ta tba f.iI.f sf UaIteai.a
u stIIml ,Hrm up saaI ani lalaei q
t.ll .ftI.tanla auus.u uwna uaau.a
a.i Press u.Hu.fat
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-01

lohn Ailah r. HpfmaA tpile b. HitlHs
fIuH soms aits seattapafs rssilhF
maitaf uetlrns hepahiitaH silver b.
thp psfsHsssl t.sas uiih the ui5 raaa
osssiessiauai tandiasta
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-01

tnotiaa sfea lba thoiaarsph .f iH.
Fniu8 aonaH 0eueni HIasait
Wuni5urd baa mafutd ma tfslsa
ihe mrmef mlaiaisf to apam stsr
nm.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-01
MANINn 4 nllLNI lnALaMAN

WAWikb a NehhMi enAthMAn
Wlii lbs Nutpns ia.iof pls.aa tsll
~ fssaelt hlrs 0i iuo eafelal .auli
iairs lpl 0unt;tss see % stst a,iu, y,
q hDatalDas st Wi.hlla ss,plsi issra
aspf AtslH aHu f4s islaJ Ulas.a
tfil lis itai0ia Hbl.t. sue ~ lle .suil
laiaa inf elHsAat Hat .bais.i uN
ptlHlpaiu asasHllhs a biHllut.aI
pli sli NJ Nthiis nt.. apsa tu.i 2
wa the ttaaH tiss aa. sal BE-
iniH' NslNHs pHtl fHm ut 1Fa
iuHsa hfpubiesu hem lI,.a Isl
ip4s FslsnfYn bsimsH "a 40. Na
HAsllaFe tmlN4Hai NeslH #mall
RHHnl iten flaNauN aiea4
% bsts ~ slea "a smpslts eos
set 10 ufma4atH aaH fapaNai
pUfs H ptispas4 w lasiel u ,lq
mlssif
M sle HHfplisf eaF sbs tei lasi
sHsh ynl4mbul saa lhsk aspeHlans
seeaa pHa lnHl san Ails Qspe.
ehleA ssp9Nsi lhs ffNs ~ slia
n'eaapll Hse y ~ Nepstllasa ~
iliglH Nl sAt Hss
Ay4 l ltlak les issi lAs lusMah
IA 1ka ttWllmal aslpals aMM
lN snNWlf ~ Qse N else
Sa lhN tlNl N|lh Ntsl M
.I... F. .I...... To- ...I. 4. I..
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-01

itiasit.u put ust uauist Attum,y
ap..I alil 300 900 srablik aul ia au
hpai sps..b ia 100 .ai5 utlabplua ul
tIup ilut a uaJhiab uhe nglsb
us up a fta.l pup90Itun at aue iyiI
Hl4.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-01

wHAF AR HeFF sAFs
II a ase gplas lgi8 lsia aampalsa
saa seas w lha slsuasli ssd lhs
iasss ssa etapa upss sac piallpim
y lplmalaisd a SENSES Wlg elih
W ulsaa aud Adlai ataFsnspa
h0heH ata Va slfepliag ths
4 ialat psmQglallD fppgllsnr aumt
eAilea 90 eeaslgsa
\ wHAF mR FtVHH sAYa
fWbple lhn pessala thdyss
ehtgs 80 tai sinas blaa shsu
hsle n Egasrsl eHssetHsss
sllsiesg spa iaslHeaa ibgfs gou
4 N|H Apa lRs fepallsi iHnpls b
I NlsNa N a apatfb "a 1uagnas
@ei@f@sefase .B.ase,efw I
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-01

'lA'MiN isasa N ualsbams nHl
N.s mstls saa asalss
RhH,sssalM fll ihMth ~
lsluil lts s4p N
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-01

pousfN eAMrAl0h epMAtTTsE
30 Fulllam Chsi,maa
4 a hsgisheisl pfJflaU
4 Aoiisalels, fieaspfgg
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-01

lhHaI. IIIHH ..I .. aaIlHIsH...
.ialat.lH .H a Ie.... .H...h Wst d
base auaHssd ta .a.. .ai sii fau .lI
afsi paspis sf tt. .U.aiaH pf ta.
Waahlia reservation TH. us4nn
muai .lute ma .uiaF a ih.
uta .auaiii h d. 0. maaa skt uaiteIf
0atnfsd 0taumaaIII srsofdiBa tu
uFAa Ao stiisa a.ai aprlF Tln
is q ass ysmIoa Df la. .li stol aha.t
uriI srfes ahi aai. Thn sIaat
plnmias Be- mal. .a matr lp i1f paai
lapssa ain1s ilsi af ths msHg m.n
shY have us.H app,lHtsi to .ai,s Boo
the s1fs af ssilat lsslY llf tbs ap.U
lHs uni ohH baa uttu a nrslu H.l.
ueas.f ffssa urm..I.t
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-01

netFetFtf iafH fDaiuistlUa e.
teiitN a aYnpHa 4m4lau. W.5
Hi'h ,le aiteutib,aus 90 %, Wa.t.
tat"t,p ,ta imp..al I.,..r u
Naabipspu aaI ln.l.I NU. I,
usg st na pas, iafl s.UHs. tu
uDl la .lilssi u d4 a tH. a.,l 80
hnassIps iu trtnuI 40 tb. yuu.4. ui
lpt 4i tl. bi..i t.aaia
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-01
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Fbe nfsan ana stevenson Mafphias
glap mests eyqy fasaaay aisbi q, b
bolash ospT hsuh VI lndlaa ioultD9
a. 0isa'sh hsefsiag
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-01

htpeius tl. spa A condition .i
th.f .auaidate tha fiIaa ofssas ts..
besuu ussDuins t4 huf all .u otlsi ia
pHu nim thislsb rhl suua tfat
ri5uH la hea,l,aaib .rau.H sitDnai BE-
thn YYal. at hIa m..uuHa al. u
posted .t u,. 900 alt tiu.aa th.lr a.t.aI
.isf aHl alid anI aa.IIJ suihua.s.m
ia imaE.n.d ahi.b d.0. uut esitt uA
ihr olher haHl IuIt. h.Hs me.ugss
aff t.pnftai sa uaaia nbsa as D.
mstfsf "t lartte d. uatrf sall m. b.
inss ah'ietsr ps .paa iu ia,t D.. ha.
mala au,b t.auaaB aH.Du "a. hoe
baeH thai FIsn taa ss,u ut eHnu
ihe paat ahra il HIIb. uut unu alps
hlm np uu doYYI. ua.t uma sac
iHwu.,ais Hul tnpHHsia aiu s4uIy
Goo hrn this lsat 1900 uaI nstaii.
.suau pi nIaua .l..tl4H auI poo
paa. tD taf, 70 i.ul.s.utaut. Boa au4
sfssa be- aympatuf alih tim ana bis
alislHisu.,lYs iu .iisi tbat ualshs,a.
maI rs,stt that Which bs asha Auu
su Do ia ibai lu splt, ut upi aIi au1 sail
psii. $50 fbHna pYuu.al s...aa ia
.uuhfl utiabama ,iD utlHt.mau
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-14

by TeleEraph.

New York. July I:-Condi;ions prevaIsn. q. the
lotion tNcnange today Were rot altogether sat-
lstact.ry. Tor while prices early advanced the
trade was small. and decided lack Of ou. si.I.
speculative interest vas manifested. AT the
olenlns there was an advance Of 4ai3 points
IN. gain VAS brought about by several infu-
sncts including "A better class Of cabl. news and
much less rroptious crop conditions The wealth
~ map was poor regarding the southeastern seq
lion of Texas and also in the lower Mississtprd
VALLEY The local contingent. however was dis
l"S'h 10 turn a deaf ear to bullsh crop gossip
IN View OF the lrthargy Of public speculation As
these are n advance. trad. became dull hut in
the late afternoon prices eas.d OF under local
pressure The market finally aui-tei at a de-
cline OF 2Hii, Spot closed quit: middiina up-
Lands l"i.c: do. Gulf 1"isc; sales none. Futures
closed quiet: July $500: Aug 9..2c: Sept, SIC:
Oct. 500 Nov. 33c: Dec. i-: Jan. s.SDc: Feb
s.3,c. March $40; April s.3ec: May $3.50
Liverpool. July B.-SpOt cotton limited do
mhid' prices higher: American mddiIing fair
cad; god middlinr 3-3ed; middiIng cs-3si; lew
iniddiiny = 81: god ordinary 2i-s2i: ordinary
speculation and export and included 4.soo Amer
fan' receipts 80, all American. Futures opened
ana closed steady: American rniddlns l. m c.
July ta-std Y; Arg.-Iuly 3S-si b.: Aug
sept i,-sids a,-sid $: Sept-Oct. 4Ss-sid s..
oc'.INov. 's-eid b.; Nov. Dec, .e-e4a. S3-sid
$. eec--Jan. i3s-6id4 4e-sfd: Jan Feb. 37-s4d
D.: Eeo.-March 4 S5-6id b.: March-April 434s4G
New Dreams. La. July i3.-Cotton quiet: sales
fJ: ordinary lie: good ordinary sxc: low
nicdline l-lsc: midiiing 10 3-iec; good mid
ling ID 4 tc; middling fair 10 Ii-l6c. receipts
100. SICK t6sS Futu-es-July l0i5c nominal:
Aug s-9Hssic; Sept. s7Ifts 7sc: oct. s.2sds sc;
Ncv. silgs l2c: I,ec. s.leas.Ilc: Jan iG'Is lie:
Feb. s.l2as-lic: March s.1iaIs Ice: April sI5ll
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-14
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

New York Jul, II III M I,....l, - -, ,h,s
exp, rts % sSS ibis. sales 7g>l pkss mars, wa.
Winter patents ,,nt ~, .in,., t,igh, Z. siii
I; Minnesota patents IL "a, =, vif,i"r s9trns
Sa.sSf 80. Minnesota takers "a l,.a3 ,l I've
-four dun sales as bbls: r.,. ~, Gel 81 20
yellow W,stsrr, 20, ..ify "a ,,i,i,, g. u,
m.S Ry- quie,: s.. NJ, ,.-aha i.., % h.
ai.o.t: stat. tlUs-c e. l. + N.w York. ear Eats.
Farley nominal. feeding T.. :, i + New York.
Eii ling igpj3r c. l. {. N-s N,rK Harley malt
80 bu.. sal"s "2,t@p uu. iutu..~ Isi.no bu-
sl,,t; ~" Ted ~ "i'sat.r NJ. / Nor ..sr',
Duluth ss-.c (. e. t. it..at la arrive. y > hard
i'uln'h Sr'sc l. . l.. atoat 20 arrive OPTIONS
cables aud covering. Lut al oncr turned weak
gairr liquidation. better Nofthw.st crop news.
foreign aad Southwestern s.lIing a break III
ne.s lasted all ,aj - ,srI weak a, s.iI,sc net
ds'!in"' july %',Hsdi-c .i"scd sit.r: [sp; Ssi,H
SS..s'' Ciosei N's-. o., S1t.a.ss.c closed S'i.c.
- >isnNSH-'. sl.-.t >isc. .'.;r-I:-c.ip:s Sis.
natures. l@i.VA, bu. spot. SPIT w.as: No . slc
/ d D. inudt and Ili-r elevator. OPTIONS opened
strong IN Dry weather tn the S,Gthw-st but
us'ns o'eIi-pshI 50 n weakened later runioIs
noon ,I, >cI w-,E al $3.50 n,, in..in,. my
tsifsc. Closed So SEPT ,Nf.G,... . closed R5sc.
%" h..: exports 90 -. Iu: s,i.s ~ a., t, Spot
quiet; No = pa. NJ 3 2>i-,. n, !. whit. sic.
"" white ~ e. triI mixed Western 2ssf.yc: t;k.
white Western 81 fs%it.c: trk white STATE. aii-a
3r.c. options ,IuIl ana easier Ii,y ,.t-; Hops
qt.",. l:.ef steady. cut meats st.ady Lard
sleldN. Western steamed &. .gsi, July closet
r I nrinal: ;etincd st,ad,. iork firm. raj
"y Yellow 3sf--isc Rice nrri M.lasS..s steady.
f"l@'ln. -. July i3.-Wh-it ,luIi and lower:
SPOT es'; iulJ Se.r. Aug. sss.c: sept. SIC.
2i9.c. Rye dull ard luM.. No , cash &c
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-14
POULTRY,
Market Cleaned Up md Closed With n
Healthy Tone.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
New York. July l3-f.ive poultry receip., To-
day were one car OF Western reshipped from
Chicago and less than a half car Of Southern
sprinssrs arrived thi. morning The n,arke,
cleaned up closely On all descriptions of poultry
AMI cit SD with a healthy tone and with ou,loo,
as TO prices rather favorable.
Dressed poultry receipts to-day 81 rkgs Their.
was very little offered to-day except a few lots
picked generally sold a, lie some 81 m. az
rivals were short Of ice and sold low as ga
out at liai5c. only the finest bringing higher
hsure., but some small southern and southwest
springs chickens. Western fancy large. dry,.
drypcked iedlsc: southern small iiais fowls ir
So,,,bdr ar 1d pssh.i pr,me lic scaldsd io.c:
Western &C.. '
butter. Cheese and Eggs,
New York July 1s.-Butter-Eeecpts saI
IiMlS.so: chsses.emReceipts iSsT pkRs. siaaIy
saiI White 81, asc . aTsn c s1;Ssi s.si.C
Receipts s.isl Ikgs.: firm: western al
Ia aI5c. '''s' "eS''". ioss OIL
Chicago Poultry Quotations.
chicsso III. July i3.-Dfss>ed poultry steady:
ilal+c' ducks easc.
sugar
rn; msw fsrs igly ;suSuSar.Raw strong fair
New orleans: Iuiy is.-surar strong: cen,-if,-
quiet and nominal 49,
Dry Goods.
NeT YORK July l2.-No change in the mar
DAY OF The week and general tone uf mario,
st.ady. rrint cloth division firm Linens dun
ent esnerht!s steady. Burlaps firm ard slightly
deaf"r FOR CaicuttRs. Dundees neglected.
Metal Market.
New York. July l3.-Iron continues In .he same
uhsausisctoiE snap iig iron warrants were
quoted az kl3-S' nominal. Tin In LONDON ad-
ranced I, Il, On spot TIE local market continues
very S Iue,. ,to2per IN London was Is
Sib-st Lad ruled dun st S2.s9IzGL r2is and
sIeiter dull ana easy at 81. 2c9l Is. The brokers
price icr itad was $3.50 and for copper SIC o
Petroleum.
OF ttiy. Pa July i3.-Cred.t balances 81 Is:
average S., .s3 ~ 0''''
New York, July 13-Peuoieum steady
Hides and Leather.
New York. July i3.-Hides firm Leather
Chicago. July lathe shoe and Leather Review
toH-otroW VIII say: There have been n Few
s...es OF Ia'Ker hides This week. hu, AZ lower
ia i, yuns native steers brought lalac and June
arg luiS IeNas steers sold at lie Corn steers
ana nranaed COWS hroush, SIC. The slaughter o,
81. "a Tor the same week iast wear
New York. July B.-Wo1i dull
Turpentfne and Rosin,
New lork July l3.-Rosin firm. rurpent,,.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-14
THINKS COTTON plentiful.
Stuyvesant Fish on the Prospcct
for This Year.
REPyRnfC SPECIAL

New York. July I3-Mr S;uyvesant Fish
president of the Illinois Central RaiIroau
said to-day that he believed that road
would carry as much cotton this year Ne
las. "
Il have been Doing a little ficu,fny NJ,
my Cwn account since the Government error,
report came out he said. "You know
nave a small plantation of nv own IN
the south, and 1 know how the cotton is
harvested. In good years. a large amour,
of Gotten is wasted. A certain number ~
negroes are placed on the plantation q,
PICK the cotton Elch man expects 10 picl
certain amount, because he wants 70
make certain average wage and h. l.
PAID Tor the amount he picks on shares
When this amount has been picked Re
same amount OF cotton can be reaped off
a poor piece of soil a off rich piece and
when the crop Is poor the negroes will n,clr
all the more thoroughly, In order TO earn
the amount they Feed.
When cotton Is high priced as n wi,
probably be next tall, surprising results
are sometimes obtained from an spparer.
~ Poor crop. The extra Inducements hold
out to the negroes when cotton Is cents
a pound make them very thorough in their
work. The cotton may not be of AS good
Quality as in other years. but some wy
they get a lot of IL. For this reason
think the amount of cotton We shall carry
this year will be very satisfactory / should
not be surprised to see IL reach the zig
ures recorded last year"
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Board of Education.
ST Louis July f2th- 1900.

St Louis. July 18TH 1900.
Sealed proposals will he received at tbs
office of the Building Department.. Board OF
Education. Ninth and Locust SITS. on or
before o'clock p. m. on the 18th day OF
July. 1880. for work as follows:
l; Alterations and additions. Lachmund
Required deposit. s15.co
= Repairs 10 heating apparatus, Lach-
Required deposit. 5000.
2, Shelving and table. supply Department.
Required deposit. s2s@.
4. Tinting and plaster repairs. High
Required deposit. s2soo
:. New floor. Domestic Science room. JEFF
Required deposit. soaU.
6. New floor. Domestic Science room.
Shepard School
Required deposit. Soo.0o.
4 Skyl:ght. Board of Education Building.
REQUIRED deposit: ESQ
which viii be furnished at the Department
All bids shall be sealed and Endorsed
ITTNER. Commissioner of School Build
ings. and BE- deposited In the box in the
fore the above date.
Bids shall b. accompanied by deposits In
the amount set out in each specification No
bid will be entertained unless accompanied
by such deposit All of such deposits to be
In cash or certified check. made payable to
the Board of Education of the City of St
with the Secretary and Treasurer, who will
deliver therefor certificate: this certificate
shall be inciosed in the envelope containing
the bid.
No bids received can be withdrawn prior
to the close of the regular meeting Of the
Board of Education next succeeding the
opening of the bids. A violation OF this
provision the part Of the bidder or a
failure TO comply with the award made him
shall forfeit TO the Board his deposit as
iiquidated damages for his breach Of con-
tract
The Board reserves the right to reject
any OF all bids.
Specifications for the above work may be
viewed at the Building Department, Board
Of Education, at the Master BuiiderS Ex-
change and at the rooms Of the Building
Association.
Bidders desiring to carry away plans and
will be required to make =
small deposit to insure the prompt and safe
return of the same.
VIM. B. ITTNER,
Commissioner Of School BuildinGn.
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oNloNs-ouiet at .oc to 4oc: yellow at Isc ,c
45c per bu
ToMADoES-3uote consigned lots nominal.
Home grown sold at snc per hu. for ripe and
at s0leSc for half-ripe packed. Orders charged
.ss S.C per IN. box.
CTMBERS-Conssnments not salable for
charges. Homegrown selling ut DC per bu.
loose
CABBAGE-Hom.- grown selling nrlers at
a., fo large crates tsmall orders charged higher
NEW sAUERkRAUT-Qrotr hslf-bhls. city
make at Sl.ie.
STRING EEANS-H grown sold loose at 20
ssoc per bu. for round green.
CELERY Michigan small 10 medium sized
in Hight demand at .isc TO lec per dog. punches.
Coz
GJMIp-iionr-c supplying the derna nd
selling az sSTfe per peck basket. Consignments
unstable.
S0tASII-Homc- grown sold at lee per hu.
EC;GPi.ANT-tg Quote home grown receipts at son
Coo per ioZ.-,iaina;: ed less.
GREEN PEASE-Houe grown sold llnsa a, - %
~, r.r bu.: nuotahe shipping orders at Toe to
l5C higher Ter hu. Tx
BETS HOME grown sell at 81 per Dbl. In ship
yi.g order.
shippinG orders. tursisnnl. nfs not wanted
KAlsE-Hume- grown dali at 2s. per bU. box
loose
LET-TuCE-IIom selling loose at 50q
Gac Tar hu. hoy
SWEET POTATOES Home grown new Brr-
ruuii selling at g per hu loose
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miscellaneous Markets.

HiGitW i ,NEs on basis q 81 a
So per lae It's. heavy cas-; soc steel and mallea-
r. n1S g. h. s,%y' Spe @ Burned rs
s3;s Zinc $50. Pewter N2
aar bib , l9!: g? ~ 't ssi
Lbl. s.: be"r k-g siedls. lard tierce SIS. pork
s sS Dbl s.a for moH e5 se 8
for Hoosier; half bhl. s. 80: cuilai elm i6-fooJ
s.; oak lard tierce. cooper shaved seas: pork
GooFERAGE- Lard ties 81 Is: pork bbis ssc :
rs.p do ssa2ss: half oGs &c rnea; bis, Sc Sc:
pro,lln,cr u, he lsp s2c; ample Se : az, 20
IF EEEhSrT. f 5sIE ES;,!p l.; ~ ,"a
sc: y s5asoc; M 2ole2c: YNN IeaI5c: XXXX
.ior Tfre p5 cent f2T .aTEs g 10 per cen,
sar Chickens ii.c. TurksNs-flody &c: tail 2ac;
wing e MING 'T l,n an4 rn's Climb, iss wing and
DEERSKINS- Prime &c per III: anteI, De &c:
81 % eng at ana sSnsf;5 sa s sSss IN
pPdii worth mere: May annie 2as'.c: snake esc:
roo, Sc: bark a: tree sd2lc: blood 2i.c: bluefiag
~ T zap 'GnYTs rs sh iG pine srrsn
ana ef1a EffIrT hfns ShipE.d to 9sss.t
eag2sc: shearlings 2ta1'c. Dry or fallen peits .
nRiEn FRITZ Market nominal Evaporared
rings apples range from siac to - per III sun
dried apples 3nSi=": peangs sc for sun-drie,l
DRIED GREEN PEAsE-JobbIng from store
WHITE nEA rs hand PICKED pea beans
ia.. AMI in jobhns way frcm store a, se3$;iH
y ~esyiy e lima az" leans a, &c r r. at A
HoNE1l.,,'omh at lec 70 i2ise.fancy white
Extracted and strainei in Ibis. sq3isc and in
cans 's.,lG per Id higher.
a, &c; Ic per gal less in car lots. Castor oil in
hhls per lo.-No. I2c: No la'sc. CtionssrI
i5C. white 4ic.
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Range of Eufures.
Receipts mud Shipments.



rlaxseed futures were :i2u3isc above last
hlshtS close. price Influenced 10 higher
tendency by covering Of shorts. Sent be
gan at sl.3s. sold up 10 81. AZ and closed nomI-
navy al 81. - Oct. opened at sl.a5. Jumped
20 VI. and stopped at the opening price
Recepts were cars. and shipments none
Timothy and Glover Seeds.
timothy seed market was steady to fGc
io"tr, with only a small amount of trading
done II was reported that about or )
cars of Oct were sold at %. p. Cash re-
named steady at SIS. Sep. opened at
S5g sellers, and closed with bidders al
80: ard sellers at s3.3l. Oct. started at
w. and rested at the figure already men
TONED Clover seed was at a standstiI
WITH no trading or offerings. Contract on
the spot was quoted nominally at Is. Oct
steady at So
Provisions.
PROVISIONS were firm in the midst OF the
decinlng tendency of grain markets. In the
END sept. pork ard lard were each Sc up
and ribs 2i.c. Trade was only of moderate
volume and fluctuations unimportant the
opening prices marking the Improvement in
speculative sentiment. Local iun Of hogs
was i'"S. and their price reported loo
Up. The aggregate at The principal West
eIn packing places was t3.;oo.. a.a'nst co.
60 the like day CT the year before. EST.
mated local receipts for tomorrow, 5000