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The daily news., 1900-04-17
STARVING BY The
THOUSANDS IN india
Returned Missionary Tells of
The Deplorable Conditions.
SELLING THEIR CHILDREN
Girls Disposed Of as Merchandise to Sc
cure Food Sixty Million PeOpl" In
Dire Distress-OnIy 5000, 900 Are
Receiving Government Aid.

BoSToN, april l6-The Rev. Rock
well Clancy, missionary at Allahabad,
who l. visiting his brother in Medford,
said las; night:
The conditions of the famine stricken
in India today is something perfectly aw
ful to contemplate. cannot tell any
thing about the number who are dying,
but when | left Bombay last February
there Were some 6O,OOO,0O0 people suf-
fering from famine and over $4,000, 900
were i'll dire distress, and of these but
5000, 900 Were receiving government aid.
Whom the famine set in the people
began to sell everything they had that
might get little grain for food. They
took the doors from their houses and
sCld them; sold their furniture and farm
ing utensils and when they had no
longer anything to sell they sold their
children. The boys don't sell well and
the traffic is largely in iris.
Il saw girls in one town Just before
came away being sold for 30 cents a
pieOe Ehey were bought up by No
hammedans. But they won't buy. y..the
boys. 30 when the paCents cannot longer
snppost their children they abandon
them aud heDcefOrth they must get on
as best thsy can. These caStOffs cOngre-
gate about the doors of the grain mer-
chants shops, apd the only way the pro-
prietOrs can get"fid of them is TO throw
out handful OF grain, scattering it wide.
The children pick and pick all day and
st night pcrhaps are rewarded by hav-
ing collected a single handful"
The daily news., 1900-04-17
FOUGHT DUEL WITH KNIVES
One Man Is Fatally and the Other Sc
rIOusly Wounded.

ATHENS, Ala, April l6.-Jim Jackson,
a young farmer living in "Over Elk
section of the county, and John Shan
non, between whom feud has existed
FOR some time, met Saturday and after
some words blows We're exchanged.
when both drew their knives. They
fell upon one another and cut each other
until they fell exhausted from the loss
Of blood.
jackson was fatally slaShed across the
bowels. Shannon was not seriously cut,
but his body Is punctUred in many places
and his Recovery is very doubtful The
attending physician gives no hope OF
JackSOn's surviving.
The daily news., 1900-04-17
WILL AID THE NEW CANAL.
Huntsville Chamber of Commerce Acts
Upon the Matter.

HUNTSVILLE, Ala, April 16. - The
chamber of commerce at its regular
monthly meeting discussed the proposed
canal from the Warrior to the Tennessee
river, which is being agitated in Bir-
minGham. If that canal is cut it is very
likely that the old canal from Huntsville
20 the Tennessee river would be reOpened
and thus give Huntsville an all water
route to the gulf.
The chamber Of commerce passed a
resolution unanimously indOrSing the
project and pledging the city of Bir-
mingham all the aid possible in the un-
dertakinU
The daily news., 1900-04-17
Rain AND SNOW
PREVAILS IN WEST
R-ilroa5 Traffic Is Suspended
In Colorado.
CYCLONE CTRIKES TEXAS

EE-ht House. Dcmoli-hcd and several
Lines Rrpurtod hos, a. Royse Doe
some DauaEc at UIchita Damage
At Other Places.
Dl>vEr. April Us - Tha rain and
,..sv>.u.m which b gan saturday ni- i-hr
--.-. e..uriuaos and L. increasing il 50
s.--v. L, D. accompanied by a gale.
d. ssdo and Wyoming. the northern
..r .t N.v NeMcp ald part Of Kansas
,--.
..--v -ro.k, which enters thc Platte
. .l 'Ei- c.ty, L. on a boom and fears
..'.rrainad for the safety II Castle
u.a dana. Tl. Platte i almost bank
.s- and j. rising rapidly.
lr 'hr Cripple Creek mining district
o. ra- been showing almost incessantlv
e. rvo weeks, the storm being q record
r,a--r for the camp. The steam aud
.,-rnc railroads are blockaded and min
~ "Ieratlons seriously bampered. Sim
1.ar ronditions prevail in the Gilpin and
'.ar Greek country mining districts
To, snow Is from 10 6 feet deep on the
EASTERN slope Of the mountains. In the
-vsr and the plains the snow melts al
.a>' a. II falls. Incoming trains are ar
-Ivlug many hours late. On the divide
j.-ween Denver and Colorado Springs
and IA some mountain canOns the trains
srt stalled in heaps of snow which is 50
moist and heavy that snow plOws buck
% with htte effect. On the prairie roads
,ast II Denver conditions are net - bad
d, IN the roads south and west.
The daily news., 1900-04-17
FINE POULTRY.
Al G. Corner. Poultry Yard.

| am now ready To- -ell eggs for set
ting from the following breeds o.
.hicken-: Dark Bra hmas. Partridge
'ocnius, Light Bra hma-, White
COchins, Plymouth Rocks. brown
LeghOrns. Wyndotrs. My fowls are
from the very best strains 70 be
found, and / invite tn public 70 cair
and see my poultry yard-about 7VJ
fine fowls on hand. Setting@ Of -
eggs for $l.J0, LOUIE COLLINS,
Ia II Manager q
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AInbama Indnstrial Association.

New DECATUR, Ala, April lG.-The
state convention of commercial clubs
which meets here Wednesday, isattract-
ing the attention of business men all
over Alabama. The state organization
has been in existence only about five
years, hat its work and influence ha.
been felt In many ways in thar time.
Last year the convention met in Mobile
Major 9. +. r. Flagler Of Montgomery
Will address the convention OH ..Alaba-
mas Waterways.
The daily news., 1900-04-17
Carnenters SiriIsr.

New YORK, April l6.-AH the carpen.
tiers on Staten Island went on strike 70.
dav. The strikers demand an S-hOuT
dav for five days of the week and 4-hour
dav on Saturday, and that no member of
the union will be employed in any cir.
cumStanceS between u and ) o'clock on
SATURDAY.. The minimum rate of wages
demanded is - cents an hour, with
double pay Sundays and holidays. They
ask also for the institution Of the ap
prentice system. which they claim VIII
tend 10 Increase the skill Of the craft
The daily news., 1900-04-17
Surprised the Rebels,

MANILA, April is. Captain Dodd,
with a squadron of the Third cavalry,
recently surrounded village in Renguet
province ano surprised 300 insurgents,
living in barracks, apparently a recruit
ing center for the province. The enemy
lost 50 men killed. Our troops also cap
tured II men and burned the village.
One American was wounded
The daily news., 1900-04-17
DESPERATE NEGRO KILLED.
His Body RIddIel With Bullets and
Thrown From TraiB.

HoPKINsvuIE. Ky, April l6.-Near
Slanghterville, on the Louisville and
Nashville, train returning from Hen
derson. last night, Morgan Boone of
Trenton. a negro, passed through the
white coach brandishing a pistol and
cursing. He struck white man with a
coupling pin. fractuing his skull. Boone
nasSed into the negro car.
Eight OF ten white men with drawn
pistols followed him. He turned and
fred twice. Ten shots were fired in the
zach. several striking Boone, fatally
wounding him. He was thrown of the
train and several bullets fired through a
window into his body.
The daily news., 1900-04-17

RUSSIA. GERM ANY, FRANCE.
To Issue an Ultima um on the South
African War

BERLIN, April IL The Tageblatt
has a special from 81. Petersburg
which says that Rus ia, Germany
and France have prepared an ulti-
matum To England that if she does
not conclude hostilities in South Al
rica within week Afghanistan will
be in with 10000 men.
The daily news., 1900-04-17

PITTSBURG, April l6.-The largest re-
manning tract of drift ceal in the Pitts
burg company district has just been pur-
chased by the Midland Coal company
and the property will be developed ex-
tensively at once in the interest of the
recently organized American Sheet Steel
company. The tract includes about 80,
600 acres Of the Crest Steam coal near
P:ttshurg and was secupcd at cost OF
xnrO nm
The daily news., 1900-04-17
HAVOC WROUGHT BY STORM
Many Houses Demolished In Texas
and Kansas.

RoYsE, Tex, April "a terrible
cyclune struck this place at midnight
snd several lives are reported lost. Eight
housrs were wrecked and the greatest
tylf'1nent prevails
There had been an electric display
,l-ly in the night and OminOus clouds
had gathered in the northeast There
was. however, but little wind a light
irrtze prevailed until about ID minutes
b.fre the cyclone. This came almost
without warning.
4 man in a buggy was lifted from his
~sat and blown 100 yards. Telegraph
and telephone lines were destroyed.
The daily news., 1900-04-17
The Crnron Trnuhle.

CROTON. April 1.-THE killing Of
sergeant Douglas destroys all SYM
pa;hy Of neighbOring citizens with
TIE striking labOrer-. One battalion
81 the seventh regiment arrived last
night and two more came this morn
Iug. The coroner is Investigating
the killing OF Douglas.
The daily news., 1900-04-17
Senators by Popular Vote.

WASHINGTON, April lit is the
opinion here that the resolution paw
lHg the way for a constitutional
amendment providing for the cleo
tIon of United States senators by a
popular vote, cannot possibly pass
the senate. The committee on priv
Ileges and elections, to which il was
referred, oppose it by a vote Of TO 3.
The daily news., 1900-04-17
Muscogee,s InsolventLIst.

COLUMBUS, Ga, April l6-Tax Col
lector Andrews reports for 1899, just
made to the state and county. make a
remarkable showing for Muscogee cOun-
". In the state report the inSolvent
general tax in the county is only $40
In the county report the insOlvent gen
eral tax is S3.05, the smallest ever re-.
corded in the county, and perhaps in tia
state.
The daily news., 1900-04-17
Meet In Atlanta.

ATLANTA, April l6.-The fifty first an
nual meeting of the Georgia Medical
association VIII be held here this week.
The first session will convene WedncS.
day morning, at the LyCcum theater
The association will be in convention
three days. holding two sessions daily.
Several important papers will be pre-.
Scnted 70 the association for discussion.
The daily news., 1900-04-17
Immense Rainfall.

MERIDIAN, Miss, April l7.-Seven
inches OF rain has fallen here since
sunday an I il l. estimated that the
damage will aggregate $2O0,O0O. The
city l. surrounded IN three ii les by
water and all trains are DELAYED.
There have been. 50 far as reported,
two fatalities.
The daily news., 1900-04-17
Ouarrymcn strike.

KNOXVILLE. April l6.-Two hundred
ouarrvmen of four marble Quarries near
here struck this morning. They de
mand the recognition Of their union and
a Uniform scale Of wages. NOn-union
men have been put - work. The COM
NAMES claim that they have sufficient
marble on hand to fill all orders. No
disor,ler has occurred nor i any feared
The daily news., 1900-04-17
unrses and Mules Cremated.

MANNING. :. c.. April l6.-The barn
and stables Of Mrs. :. +. Sprott, at Jor-
dan. miles from here, Were destroyed
t,- fire saturday morning early. burning
ali rhe forage Of a large plantation, eight
head of fine mules and horses and lot
of fertilizers. There was no insulence
and the origin Of the fire Is unknown
The daily news., 1900-04-17
Dewet Engages Brabant.

BRASDFORT, April l6.-Fighting with
Brabant's horse at Jammerberg drift
continues. COmmandant Petrus Dewet
is reported to have engaged the troops
sent from Bloemfontein TO Brabant' S AS
Sist "ce. There was also a brush with
British cOlumn advancing toward
Bullfontein, without decisive result. All
the foreign attaches are now here.
The daily news., 1900-04-17
In the Philippines

NANILA, April l7.-Twelve hun
dred TagalOgs attacked Cases batal-
hon headquarters at Cayagan on the
7th. The Americans fought 20 min
u,es and drove the enemy to the
mountains. killing 80, wounding and
capturing 30 others. The American
'ost l..
The daily news., 1900-04-17
New York Republicans.

NEW YORK, April II The full
delegation to the republican state
convention was on hand early to-
dsy. Plat, D-pew, Roosevelt and
Odell were chosen as delegates at
large to the national convention.
The daily news., 1900-04-17
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

fake Laxative BromO Quinine T4blets. All
druggists refund the money II II falls &c
sure. r. W. Groves signature is on each
box. sc.
The daily news., 1900-04-17
Tornado at wichita.

WICHITA, Kan. April l6.-A tornado
Destroyed two houses at Putnam last
uyrt None were killed.
The daily news., 1900-04-17

Remember the date, Wednesday
evening. Arril 18th, at o'clock.
The Little Folks minstrel play at
Cutters music hall. Admission %
cents; tickets on sale at Goes and
Cutters.
The daily news., 1900-04-17
BOer Defeat Reported.

CAPE Town, April l6-It is reported
that General Brabant has defeated the
Beers at Wepener and captured their
arms
The daily news., 1900-04-17
SEE ROSS & co.
ABOUT SCREENS.

We ICiW soon receive q
tine lot Of patent WjndOlC
Awnings, WGit for them.
MGrStOn d Finch.
The daily news., 1900-04-17
ATTENTION n:
Members Gulf Lodge No. 2:I, National
Fraternity.

Regular meeting on Wednesday
uight. April IL, at s o'clock. A full
attendance requested.
" WFILAND,
h. HORsLER, Guard ian.
Accountant.
The daily news., 1900-04-17
STRIKERS THREATEN
To BLOW i? DAM
Italians Nay Use Dynamite
at Croton Landing.
CONFLICT is PROBABLE

Ntrihirg Z LabOrers Refuse to Allow Re
~uI',p. ION of Wurk-Nilitia Ordered
to >crue Men Are Armed and Well
SIP .t..cd V ith Explosives.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-02
forecIosurc Sales.


NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY
OF NEW YORK--sanueI KIIuer. sole
wing Executor. etc plaintiff, against Mary Heath Far
and others defendants
In pursuance OF a judgment OF fo-ecIosurs sale
duly made and entered In the above entitled action,
date the l9th day Of June, 1900 the undersigned
the Referee IN said judgment named VIII sell public
auction at the Exchange SaesrOorns located No
III Broadway. in the Borough Of Manhattan City q
New YORK, the 7th day OF August Il
premises directed by said Judgment sold and
therein described follows
All that lot, piece parcel land, with
buildings and improvements thereon erected.
lying and being IN the Twenty-secOud Ward City
OF New York bounded and described follows. Begin
At a point southery side SsvenCy-eguth
Street distant hundred inches
westerly from the formed BY the intersection ot
the southe-ly side Of Sevenryeighlh street with The
westerly side o1 Columbus formerly NINTH
ming thence westerly along Seve1yeighth Street
Columbus Avenue and part q way through a party
wall hundred feet and thence eastery
nearly parallel with SevenIyegth tventysx
70 point distant hundred and four westerly
from he westerly side OF Columbus
drawn right angles the-efro1; thence nor-herly and
nearly parallel with Columbus Avenue hundred feet
SIX inches 20 the point place Of beginning said
tses being known No 100 West 18th Street.
Dated. New York July l6th. 1900
SOL KOHN. Refsree
CARDOZO & NATHAN. Attorneys for Plaintiff No 10
B-2ad~ay, Borough OF Manhattan. City of New York
The following Is diagram of the property sold
described above being 7Sth
Street, Manhattan New York City
New-York tribune., 1900-08-02
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New-York. Augugt |. 20


BEANS AND PEAs-An varieties are l2ESsr and me me
declined nd unsettled AZ that The ctloicest
u pea in barrels Offering S2 l2. and . - IS e
irtan.es al 81 gs doubtful that 81 SOGSl "
oIe BE- exceeded. Exporters have tlled some oroes @
red kidney 95 but i is now ulch EASIER 10 as -
that Not white Kidney mere 1Ill
-e-v fev, wanted. Turtle soup are lower anc nominal
Green held nttle steamer We fuSzz
Beans choice, Pnls 81 90 Tneal15a L 60 10 ~
s9 % ~ yellow eve choice 50 1882 % DO olac tuTts
soup choice 81 4Oas1 as Do lima Ca9Tnia S1 % - . %
e X. imported pea fair % prime d 'S4s 90 ~
Sum fair to prime 81 55gs1 70 green and seoteh peas
ha9 = THE demand was fairly good assn today
:, r,oytng OUT Of hands IN reasonably good
F5-ices are firm creamery ana steaay f9I
o.efirtes There close ciscylTaiIatloa ara 2tls
- 80 ia considerable business al that II adoton 70
az al ana out of trade exporters are sL!4 epe-
- rnCderat4 extent They have MADE se'eral I-ez
at't ress ~ creamery IN range q lis72 atil lsre
Ioe of factory Is y 4l5%c for the cur
@ ,eeed -oods and l612e TO- fancy
esrSery extras per n 1875 60 nFss; - bsif @ er,i0
Senrv s1Tc; DO hrsts u 1zgle o2 saSn H luDs'
~SS. dTEtE ltt9ci stare carr t4us'
fancy 571Te. do thirds l5i29I6c state dairy qns
Western imitation creamery, ~,
etc os sS1eisc. dc lower grades lbulo12ci western
90 800 maze 169I6lac; DO current pae4teo Ihest
IsSt9Iy a., seconds I5i4@l5se factory or aaTy lower
rrsdes l4Il5c. FsneSsIIsz1 "-'''' -''
conlEa9n = pT51ere was only moderate demand for
Cff cheese to-day bur receipts were Eght
asse Iu evidently developing Tor fancy
and q tflns II improvement IN white
colorea os-as cheese continues in good demand from
Sffal - has cleaned Up Very cl9se4y
ot tas higher than quotations Small white how
sale accumulation very du ana "eah
Fe -,sCtrS lots skins n fair demand and steaay
- large and trihe hrmer for sIlaA LlVerpo0' e4Ds'
New-York tribune., 1900-08-02
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS

New-Orieans Aug Cotton DUH and nominal mid
ding. Iol4c; low nicdling axe good Ordinary s%e:
81 bales; 20 Great Britain Sfte coast
wise 1,23S; stock. 80. .1eI-
Galveston, Aug Cotton steady niddiug, e4sc low
rn!ddling I5-Iec ordinary T16c: receipts 1oe
bales sales IOT: stock, 7,913.
Memphis Aug Cotton quiet. mdding 9+sc; low
iddling sze good ordinary &C. receipts 20 bales: ship
uents 220. stock. 8, T45.
No-foIk Aug Cotton steady. middling 10c mid
ordinary So C: receipts lis
nor coastTfse %: stock. 439
Charleston Aug I-Cotton quiet middling, 9lsc; stock
. 662 bales.
Savannah. Aug Cotton quiet middlng ssc; low
rniddIing ehc good ordinary. Sac receipts bales
exports ccs~twise 40s; sales 20; stock u $50
Mobile Cotton nominal. mddllng io-v
niddlng eAsc. good ordinary. Sac. exports coastwfse
% bales: 4, ,2Sb.
Aueusts Aug Cation firm: niddlinE s%c. low
r1id9iinr csc. recelpts- 1e2 bales. III.
Houston Aug 1.-Cotton quiet. m.ddllng eEc. low
rniddIing 9c good ordinary sse shipments 90 bales
stock. .G0I.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-02
orHER MARKErARY TELEGRAPH

CO G5Gago Aug I-catts RECEIPTS. 81 L 500 including
STEADY Others slow 70 SC lower Westerns and butch
ers stock steady. Natives-Bes sale Jo-6av
load At Sc and four carloads az IS 80 Good TO prime
IS 20dS8; poor medium. 50dS5 10; selected
feeders S4S4 stockers steady
S31S3 S3fS4 CO. he'fsrs S3 1odS5 TO-
25aS2 seady 81 9Os4 60. calves S.
ass 20. TsNcnsRecepts 1.2OO; sale today. IS
carloads 81 10 Texas fed steady - 40
S5 IS; grass So 356S4 30 Texas
bulls STEADY SO 501S3 40 HogsRecepts to-day. % 900;
torrow. 20 600 estimated ie 35o0; active. gen
5Ioc higher s. as mixed and butchers IS 10
ass As good 70 choice heavy s. Io@$5 as rough heavy
81 9OGS5 light S5 20GS3 as; bulk Of sales - O9S5 30
sheep-Rscep.s soo0 sheep and lambs iog29c highsE
s. 5Gs4 20; Western sheen 81 259s 6o Texas sheep s.
dS6 Is July receipts-Cattle 673; calves 14.S71:
hogs 140: sheep PSI 7o3 horses 6B2I cars Of live
stock 20 o57 July shfpusnts-Cstte - 946 calves 651;
hogs I2I5T5: sheep 25 s61 horses $500; of live
stock. 567s -,
active. IS 1O1$5 40. Sheep dull 81 25G$4 . Lambs
quiet. $40s6 80, s-~oe
East Liberty Aug Cattle steady; extra 50 5O8
s. 7O prime S 4oGx5 60. common So SoaS4 9gs arS5ye
prime pigs IS e51$5 70: heavy Workers - 6OSo q
teavy hoga So 5Oa'5 So Workers and grasseTs
es s. 7odS4 So common 81 5os2 So choice lambs S. 50
9s6 common good. So 5OGSS 25; veal calves 80 5es
6
New-York tribune., 1900-08-02

ts-s uneer the which went into eject YES
49, out sucn an idea secuted by loyal operaforn
from ShicssS @ Is own hook without any assistance
SliSSs9. The afternoon In sIDuort 5f
st-sr-et uea developed considerable activity and
independently OF closed
a.. n a. ia &c net advance cause II
80 uIat al times during the day wheat
1iS msgectec both by traders public
4nls may change however. be-
SyIe more accustomed having New-York quotations
'oaleo through the country IN place Chicago and
busnes -t VII result in diverting some Of the atters
@-.-S way A prominent feature in the DAY
.Ee Vas a more active cash demand st Louis
Ie september option attended BY demand
lily and Chicago. % SO reported
being closed
80 10 advance and Budapest up points. but
en ciosed ldlA points lower Deliveries at Chi
49, receipts amounted 236 against 2S9
ago On the late rally considerable wheat
covered On the good demand for cash property. Liv
lks were reported lI20OO bush. compared
rttl 5's-oWO bush month Quotations Of cash
se,eaSS. Q ahcat basis follows: No red,
sSc No hard Manitoba S754 hard Duluth, s6Nc.
-N'ryern Chicago, $3.50. .CORN-Ahough the corn
market started out almost firm wheat bear traders
~ o eng N discovering weak point and throughout
Ie cay hammered prices vigorously causing sharp
atteroon decline part of which recovered IN the
.st hai hour with wheat Final prices. nevertheless.
showed loss. It generally understood tnat
the weekly crop bulletin reporting splendid progress in
me corn belt coupled with weather all over the
country and rather disappointing export trade was Ie
ket Liverpool stocks reported $50 900 bush com
pared with 1878 600 bush Export trade rooted
Cp 40 loads. No closed ~ sc elevator Il
delivered and 4514c afoat ATS-Ihere was
slow trade again in cash properly
with important states
No oats closed 2ec 25c: No white, 2sc'
2 Z d32c: No white clips. 2si4c..-. k4 F--MaTset
steady. No Western 5sl-c and No 2 western osc'
lots. 3ARLEY-Market steady. Feeding 4se and
mailing 4sl7 G53c, both New-YorE
New-York tribune., 1900-08-02

GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

r,-=--- -. Nev-york Aug ! 1900
- - E-Ihe z selling movement continues in the mar
2-a-- coee The prime factor u the 1EeaiC~ass
- r. l.ssal-s y Brazil Europe and th.s court-v
s e cll--Ilec tuI movement cf the new c-oo IS
czec ny the daily re-eip-s a. Rio ana Sa,roe =
canes reported - 600 bags more zirss
q --ee : OF the Increase American
e." o. 90 Bags OF this Ne1-York holds
- ---L-s me market for Brazilian coSee
. sIIesent a disposition p-ocraSrtuate On he
par q c4sE DlSe SeTs The feeling os
LAY laL--estec II curess Europe ana BAIL vfr5
SIC over hamburg = pfg lower and santos
.E-s An advance CT exchange 80
- -" --7s-' vas another factor against
-eT- we're practically outside
s-E -7I european account market opened zbo1-
$3.50 = a ls-ne OF points, with 1870 Bags IN
ca. 200 bags U . i which hour the
--r- showed let loss of 5T10 X 5DQ
t1- me entire session The market closed - go
=. -. 10 i-lls shorts about the bure-s
-F Hazien coffee closed barely steady on ne nominal
-ss . s7s1t72c Icr No RIO. invoice
n tF-s country . Disappointing
- 7iToo-E repor1s STOCK of 552 rags incud-
The -snge o. contract prices il the local market today
New-York tribune., 1900-08-02

g9t51 Exchange special Liverpool cables: SPOT cotton
c-- 5000 bales American. Z,ytl tse
eeE-s 900 American 100. Kidding upland lS-5-a
flE-res opened steady uucuangeci closed quiet
7lefangec point lower, DeeeE1oe-J 80
g1n1sFlFebruary 43Is- February March ms AlaEe+
ayr s2sb Aagilgt 2Ob. Aug1st-sep-erber 5lss sep
sa1-e-croner 45Zlzb. 1ct0beT-NoFen11eT. SAID 40
Fer1rer-rece--tey zg5-Ab 8dznchestsr-TaTEs move
~s@-5- Cloths GUist
FLOUR AND AEAL-Nore inquiry was noted n hoar
eles particularly spring patents conveying L-5
s tlsI buyers bez4nlug 20 ook GpcE present "a
-es which 70 -epc1lsh STOCKS. re
Hafket closed fru. bur actually higher Spring
Iaeltz 80: straents. - h7f-s5 ~ ~-Ae
gsteas 50 sOaSs 81. spring clears 8 ssd % extra
winter 81 s50fs3. &o .. - 4o4&- ~ 70 Et5ls
sss-s 50 p@r tor sI'ot ara Z. ETY. - - = -" 1
= 5JQ&5 o. .CORSAEAL-QUiet Kiln dried, s. 20
- - brand BAG AiEAL|Ezsy quo 81 81 Ais
NlltG BgfIa5r, e4Wesc- p
eil. quoted Spring spot SIG. sscEs % affite
~ ~, Alt 15NS16. winter bran g%lo - 49,
lte n.CdIiugz &l6GsIs 90; city bran 81 1olfy c'o
- olsafal. SIS 80; Inseed Oh cake - o. eof "a
eaEe 81 90
GEAl&-W WFEEAT-Thr0ughout the ears part q tAr
oag was rot very active remained pretty close
= Aon1sys closing figures owing largely p ne Iact ~
f11ress abroad offset by very iatoIhD41 nI.s
sePF-Elent crop bulletin touching both zlns au
hsst traders iHtirnared that early 1ulf-ss
nave been due also difficulty N Obtaining 7-7
New-York tribune., 1900-08-02

euist An erican mi6dlug m c August 2O-sad buyers;
AuEst an1 september. s-64d buyers. September and
0et9per 1919 3 64d buyers October ard November
$50 olyefs5 November and December. 3--S4G
Jt-+G buyers: December and January. 3364d
alo seo5ua-y 31-64d sellers February ard
Aaien %s-otd sellers March April 2e64d buyers