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The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1900-10-19

In honest conscience oft he tries
Severely to econOmize.
His struggles with dismay we view
To make a days work do for two.
-Washington Star.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1900-10-19

AS regards footwear we are always
in the lead. Zeiglar shoes for ladies
and children. Smith & Stoughton's
celebrated "BOstoniOnn shoe for men.
They have no equal.
FLEMING * CLARK.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1900-10-19
Heard In the Restaurnnf.

Knicker-Jones is a self-made man.
He wasn't born with a silver spoon in
his mouth.
Bocker-Maybe that's why he has
his knife IN it now.-Brooklyn Life
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1900-10-19
VIGOROUS Rnhhing

with Dixie Nerve and Bone Liniment Will
cure Rheumatism, Stff Joints. Muscles and
eaders, Pain In the Back, Shoulders and
sides. Dixie Nerve and Bone Linlment is
the best Family Liniment known. For sale
by Winston Drug Co.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1900-10-19
Could He! Wellf

could you do the landlord Of the
Lady OF Lyons?" " asked the manager
of seedy actor.
well, should think might; |
have done a good many landlords
Boston Traveller.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1900-10-19

Husband-My dear, we must econo-
mize and buy only the most necessary
thingsl
Wife-All right; then shall buy
myself new hat tomorrow; that's
the thing most necessary just nowl-
Fliegende Blaetter.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1900-10-19
V1IR INIA:-IN THE CLERKS OFFICE

OF the Circuit Court OF the County OF
Cumberland, on the 18th day OF September,
1900:
Elizabeth c. Huddleston, adm'x. of George
HuddlestOn, dec Plaintiff
against
AuJo tray ioI ltitnudnt
In assumpsit and upon an attachment re-
turned executed
The object OF this suit is TO obtain judg-
ment against Ado Traylor for the sum OF
twenty-five hundred dollars, with interest
thereon at the rate OF six per cent per an
mum from the 10th day OF January, 1885, and
TO attach anu sell his personal estate. And
an affidavit having been made and filed that
the defendant Ado Traylor, is not a resi-.
dent OF the state OF Virginia, IL is ordered
that he do appear here within fifteen days
after due publication hereof and do what
may be necessary to protect his interest In
this sult. And II Is further ordered that "A
copy hereof. be published once week for
four weeks In the Farmville HERALD, and
that copy be posted at the front door OF the
courthouse ofthis county on the first day Of
the next term OF the County Court
A copy-Teste:
]. B. FLIPPEN, Clerk.
VIM. Lancaster, p. q. sept 2S-it.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1900-10-19
CITY DIRECTORY.

,op-W. r. B.aniOn.
NAl. rnrNcft-kN committees.
IoNS W. r.. Davidson, w. +. Gillian
.15E Morris wall l. r. Farrar and
'o-iinance-h. r.. " "''' 90 81" '"' anu
= 4. EramberI ,,s.rsop + craua
.eiI. X Far5ari, !, c,li,m AE cralle and
g. - l. sl"Fl I. Morris, ". f. Davidson and
j. b Bs,AiR. s~iR Martin, F.. l.. Morris and W.
And'sr'OoVwi p. Gillian, f. l.. Erambert
.ri A. +. Nraile,,, e,,,..,i B. rranbert and "
p 0liIl' 'aeonse-E J.. Erambert, a. +. Cralle
Md ,n.,arfmeut- W. f. Davidson, W. +.
fis and J r. Martin.
Aaas,s'F 4. trambert, A. r. Cralle and j.
B. faiils"A faii"'' f.. Cralle, r. l.. Erambert and
j. X VA Ne..ii''B Il. Farrsr r l.. Morris and W.P.
6i-isin,, 9erk-E. J. Whitehead.
i9e 5reee-ssnrer-S. ". Paulett Jr
tis -tssioner OF Revenue Herbert kice.
io..' lt-R. ID. Miller.
leslie FOCUS aud X. !. orange.
fo.., rlecfric Plant-O. T. Wicker.
slY Ire pepartment- O.. VI. Robson.
lu,', ,rommissioner-J. =. Hart
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1900-10-19
A Cheap Farm.

Three hundred acres, good improve
ments, 90 acres low grounds, well
wooded and watered Price 81 600
Reasonable terms Apply to
Farmville Farm Agency.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1900-10-19

One dreadful visitor we know:
He strikes our busiest days.
And says: Don't let me interrupt"
Then stays. and stays, and stays
Chicago Record
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o...os rowARD COUNTY DIRECTORY.

OFFICE AT fAhMN AAhh'l
49,. eeo- / Hundlev. Judge Circuit Court
H. N. Crute, Judge COUNTY court 49,.
noI Wbifebead. Clerk Circuit and County
'I-'iGS Garland, Deputy Clerk Circuit and
s1e,.,eisors. eo.1s K. NJ. Burton, f. l.. Dupuy'
A. Hubbard. A. A. Haskins. q. W.
scott ,-. ,e t5,.,..,,,,a
v r. Ewing, Treasurer.
r. n dickinson, sheriff.
orange. Deputy sheriff.
r,.,',as i Garden, Superintendent Schools.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1900-10-19

"BLACK DEATH" Insecticde for
Tobacco and Cabbage Worms, and in
sects that feed on trees or plants.
II. &. CRUTE, Druggist.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1900-10-19

HERALD and World only 81 80.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1900-10-19

OF the Circuit Court OF the County OF
Cumberland, on the 18th day OF September,
La Junta tribune., 1900-12-19
LOCAL AND rERsosAl ITEMS.
Trade at Dalton's pharmacy.
Edwin Orahood is quite sick.

Edwin Orahood is quite sick.
Trade at the Palace drug store.
Many rare novelties for Christ
mas shoppers at Thompson's.
Alarge assortment of imported
French candisd fruit at Blair's.
Engineer Allen Phyllis left fol
Denver last Saturday to spend the
holidays.
Parson Uzzells great rabbit
hunt takes place at Lamar to-day
and tomorrow.
Woman's Exchange will open
for business today at Carlton 6
Bradley's grocery store.
Mrs. ]. M. Slane and daughter
arrived from Florence last Satur-
day night to spend the holidays
with Mrs. Slane's mother, Mrs. c.
M. Robins.
While you are buying goods for
the holidays, don't forget the mer-
chants who are paying for the con-
test piano. Ask for piano vote
for each IS cent purchase and your
lodge room may get the piano.
Mrs. S. D. Tritt and two
children arrived from Newton,
Kan, Tuesday morning and will
spend few days in the city visit
ing with Mrs. c. L. Seeley. Mrs.
Tritt is on her way to join her
husband at Canon City, where
they will make their future home.
B. F. Gleasman left last Satur.
day via Pueblo and the Missouri
Pacific for Chicago and New York,
where he will visit the scenes Of
his youth during the next three
months. Mr.. Gleasman has moi
visited his boyhood home in
Bonneville, N. Y, for twenty-five
years. He did not apprise hi.
relatives Of his homecoming, and
/ intends to give them . great sur.
prise about Christmas time. Mr..
Gleasman's father is 90 years 81
age and is still hale and hearty.
La Junta tribune., 1900-12-19

Dalton's pharmacy for drugs.
Call in and try City Pharmacy.
Picture books and all kinds OF
games at Blair's.
Perfume. fancy packages, at the
Palace drug store.
Engineer Nudge is enjoying a
visit from his parents.
Nashville Students at the opera
house tomorrow night.
Clayton Jones, OF Pueblo, was a
La Junta visitor Monday.
DR.. c. R. Hubbell, dentist, Cen
trail block, La Junta, Colo.
Cups and saucers, suitable for
Christmas gifts, at Thompson's.
All delicacies prepared by best
housekeepers found at Woman's
Exchange.
Engineer Murphy. of Pueblo,
visited his brother-in-law, b. F.
Altman, Sunday.
The "Up-To-Date Magazine
will be published early in the new
year. Get ready to subscribe.
"Gem Flour" best in the market.
Every sack guaranteed or money
refunded. La Iunta Milling Co.
The stockholders of the Home
Improvement Society, will meet at
the home Of Mrs. Stutler in North
La Junta, January Is. 1901. All
members of the old association are
requested to be present at o'clock
sharp.
A. D. and Byron Joy were in
Salt Lake last Saturday with their
families. They intended to leave
that day for San Francisco, and
expect to spend sometime on the
Pacific coast visiting the principal
points Of interest.
II you wish to keep informed Of
the doings Of the Kansas legis-
lature, subscribe for the Topeka
Daily State Journal. 1t will be
mailed to sny address in Kansas,
or elsewhere, sixty calender days
for sixty cents, one hundred days
for SI.oo.
La Junta tribune., 1900-12-19

Gentlemen Looking for Suitable Present
for Wives. Sisters or Mothers, are espec-
tally invited to call and see our line of
La Junta tribune., 1900-12-19
SILKS,

Black Poi de Sole Silk, ss-inch <,
wide, very fine quality, at. ~
Other Grades of same kind of D
Silks at 100 and ...-.......
Colored Silk Poplins in all the n,
latest shades, per yard ...... W
Black Satin Duchess in all quail <,
tties, ut l.UU. LIS and. .. ~
La Junta tribune., 1900-12-19

Christmas Present that will keep its
dbnor In lasting remembrance, is = warm.
Comfortable Suit OF Clothes, or an Over
coat, such as Ia displayed In our Christ
mas Stock. Old Santa Claus will consider
II no burden to put . bundle from us in
his pack. well knowing the JOY that 1t will
bring. We have nice line of Men Fine
Slippars at from s5c to 500. You ought
to see the Red Ones that we have. We
have Dandy Line of SIX Handkerchiefs,
Suspenders and Neckties in all grades
from sc up. The Finest Line OF Silk Muf-
fiers In the City. We have some that are
large enough for Table Coveis. A Fine
Line OF Gloves of all kinds. We also have
a nice line of Collar, Cun. Tie and Glove
Boxes, which will make nice Christmas
Presents. You can fiud at our Storc the
best assortment In the city In our line. II
you want nice Suit Of Clothes or an
Overcast for Christmas Present for your
Boys. we have just received = nne line.
Special for Christmas. We have also just
ren's Warm Felt Shoes and Slippers direct
from the manufacturer. No cheap job
bing goods. but the beat made. They make
nice Christmas Presents II you want to
get your wife a nice nice Pair OF Shoes
for = Present, we have the best assort-
me.t. best makes and best styles In La
Juuta. and we sell them ut lower price
than others. II you want good. substan-
tial presents. We are Headquarters.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-13
EUROPEAN PRoRDUcE MARKET

Liverpool, July 12.-CIosing- -Beef-Extra India r,.
1llI .oe prime 1ull 6Js PorI-Prire n1ssz M
ilr!h ofs I'd Lard--Aulerican refined In nails
Isl, st aus 90 prime Western in tsrces Sos Hams
snort cuI Il u l6 fb Arm Sd Eacon-C1Irrb-r
land cut 2S 70 80 n. firm 4Os. short riF Is - - y
aa all ''S ga long clear mtdes light 80 to 35 ID firm
"a tohs clear Eniddles heavy. IS n Hru AS
"a ~ ear oasas l6 to IS H. hrm 39s Cd clear bellies
6r,- % o' HIIl AIS shouders-Square u to Il 10
IIIi sos CHeese-Arlerican finest wnlre ana c1ora3
aui as I'd TaIloVPrime city steady 25s AustraIl4r
s,e'iuy -os Cottonseed g-FIulI refined.
aI=ugl STEADY 22s Sd Turpeutine-sprJs steady 34s
Good United States, 75s. Petroleum 673d Pa4- 80
!an naa!an 7s I'D Wheat-Spot firm. No 1 Northern
ptHs os % No California. IS 5dQ6s futures auie.
SIg - nomInai: 9eptember 6s SD December nominal
7pot nrrn. American mixed 2sd DO old
4s Sd, futures steady; July IS Ilsd SeDtarhar A. aL
tlouF-sL Louis fancy winter tull IS 81
New-York tribune., 1900-07-13
OTHER MARkETs-BY rELRaRApH.

nlcago July 12Cattle- Receipts 600 head; nativ.
AIRY dctVe at average prices Butchers
s'ea6y 70 strong Best sale today. carloads
80 Ves,f0od 10 prime steers s. O5GS5 20. poor
I-Ilil @t to4T3; selected feeders slow S4GS4
d Ned stoc6ers weak s. 85aS3 IS COWS choice strong
Z ZoeS sleady %3g$4 70 heifers firm S3as5 l0 Gamers
S-1S- 20; bulls steady. s. T0lpS4
- oOGS6 50 Texaue-Receipts / 001 ba9.i. 80 -
I0pCary 6ss4ac az 81 % Texas fed
- i14S1 Texas S3 50GS4 10: Texas
steady S- 5U1$3 25. Hogs-Receipts today % 600
lonlorroF 200oo estimate left over 900: frr
-tslIay closing prices active coeing strong: top
20 % mixed and butchers s. 05GS5 good to choice
5-{ 30 L3tS0 20, rough heavy SJ8S5 10 light So 15
% 80 ouk Of sales, s. 259S5 80 sheep-ReceiDts
80 amos 50 20; good % choice 109S4 so
Iar 20 choice mixed 50 I0Gs4 10: Western sheen ana
3lTiIAss ~ 6onS4 80; Texas sheep So t50$+ native
AarltS ~ &iGsB 50. Western lambs. S50S6 ..
Cincinnati, July 12-Hogs active 81 T5GS5 10. Cattle
active higher 81 50aS6 =.
East Liberty. July 12-CattIe steady; extra s. 6O0
20 50; prime, s. 45d$5 60; 5O69S4 Hogs dun
and lower; heavy Workers and mediums. 6OGS5 o.:
heavy hogs, s. go rOughs So J0GS5 sheep firm,
wetheTs. 81 6OGS+ S. 81 50S2 80; lambs
QST 25.
East Buffalo July l2.-Receipts sale and through
cattle sheep and hogs during the - ended
today follows: Cattle 50 lambs
II cars; hogs. 90 Shipments Cattle
cars: sheep and lambs, Il - Cattle
Demand more active closing strong with favorable
outlook. sheep and lamhs-ReCeipts free. values
demand from both the packers. the buyers
and York and early arrivals early in the after
sold average of IOC decline from yester
day but the close only steady for the late arrivals
New-York tribune., 1900-07-13
STOCK on HAND.
LIVE STOCK MARKET

1900
BEEsN E-aiRecepts 81 s6T head, including
p for Great Britain p for
and for the market None offered for The feeling
was steady. Dressed beef in fair demand. and last
previous quotations No change in cables, Shipments
to-day Included AL the European Lcudou.
which 2!,4 were for W w Brauer Company. Limited and
I47 W. A. Sherman.
CALvES-Recepts 3d4 head. market;
making with the stale calves 629 Very little
demand for the stock. and prices 25u5Oe lower than
Wednesday with 100 calves unsold Poorest best
sold S48S6 - per 100 ~ calf selling
81, butermks sold 80 yearlings 81
zdlic u. country
steady. T8IOc; little calves 6H7c.
Judd a 70 Vsals. i43 N.
per 100 n; DO l23 n s6 624a 10 butternllks 1875
10 $3 50; II do, 157 n M 81.
al s. So do Ts 10 g. yeariings, 395 n, s. 80
J. H. Hume Bro: 10 veals l54 n. Sc Is 3 do.
1T n. 81 so
Andrew Mullen veals. So
head, all the market ana all Jersey City There
was a brisk today, sheep selling I5a25e
higher advance OF 25d35c Three decks
IN late held Common prime sheep
sold So 50aS6 100 n; medium prime lambs. a
So 75GSs. Dressed mutton nrm 6ssiac per n and
dressed lambs higher 0GI2lzc
Mcpherson * Co: 255 Virginia lambs 90 n
average sT1= 100 2s4 6J ID. 81 81
65 n. at 81 81 4ai I'll West Virginia n,
81 Virginia sheep 125 S4 30 % do. 100 No
al 81 4 81 n. 81 so
Newton & Co pa Virginia lambs. 50 10. at 81 67iA
750 DO 65 n 81 go 20 West Virginia do 81 n at 81 So
- Virginia sheep, Jos n AT 81 %
N Collins 1917 Virginia lambs "a n at S. 2s4 do Go
New-York tribune., 1900-07-13

loss o@ 5l until next Tuesday wound UP the day with
bur S-o points Berlin 1I 4 marks lower
1Nesest closed points franc
eI mere was considerable foreign selling Of eceu-
me Nlea4 market opening Neyy-yorr
Tl, -NoItaWest also sold during the dav al Chicago
in alae cheby from shorts. outside talent
's' 10 rs interest
bas t,-Lo Lo support some OF the wheat points
a. ser receipts for the the corresponding
r,oir+@ as'I ago but the entire az Interior
S--.s~ss Wa only about half last year.
5sst reeiILs We're l5S compared with 2a9
s,, M-eH ana AF9 cars Weather predictions
+,tIe 1I showers IN the Northwest within the
six hours Export business amounted loads.
lows No red Nev-York SSsc arrive: No l hard
cha 9osc; No hard Duluth Sac. / Northern
tttull. ss9bc all 70 arrive; No Northern
- 1ae prompt -CoF3N-The strong bulsh undertone
nleh corn developed during the forenoon main
lled throughout the day because OF the decline
wheat The crowd turned sellers the advance and
WIN general realizing feature the brought
prices down 70 point 614c previous night
az Ire close. There let-up demand. and
only y loads at the seaboard but with cash interest at
Sheao sH active Highest bids nf the cent out
over Nebraska said have received but little at
Seen IN parts Of Kansas, according TO private
sdNees feeders were offering +oc for corn on track
No corn closed 5o@sc elevator 50c delivered and ol fc
% b ahcat. Crop bad from Kansas and
Nebraska on account OF heat and drouth- OATS
The market for inactive and easier. with corn
Exporters took 10000 bush. No oats closed Sc No
oats. 2S12c; No white 3lc; No white, 3oc track
MIXED. c9T30r, track white la135c; No white clips
81 80. RYE-Market dull No estern, Noc, hola
afoat. State 81 062c c New-Yorb cariots-
New-York tribune., 1900-07-13
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-Y5rk, July l., 1900.
BEANS AND PEAS-There is increase Of interest
on the part class OF buyers. and the moderate
amount rranspirHg gives market weak tone
Prices further quotable change bur Il takes very
quality outside figures Jobbln3
quote. BeauE, choice, bush.
So i2aS2 de medium choice So 05. choice, Dbis
~ ga1 lTS2 IS: s. kidney, choice.
81 10 90 kidney. choice 81 25g$2 30 do yellow
eve choice 81 20 do black turtle soup, choice, 81 45f
81 30 do linla California SO B2sGs3 56 imported pea.
fasr 70 prime 81 s5asl 50 do medium 81 614Sl 80;
medium inferior s. 354Sl IS green bags 81 dIA
1Js1 f0. do scotch. bags. 81 o. 1znSI 10
tsr-ersrr.R-The showed weak to-day.
General trade quiet and ccunuating stocks In
rreaug the pressure SELL and shad-
ing prices a fraction The proportion OF strictly extra
creamery is much smaller than heretofore
pressure sell that grade than the
Eer qualities FOR marks that entitled the
feration 4Wldac is the ~raIs-
Frss are and freely offered lstE9l3c while
-a.rrds d IT5z43sc. Not much doing State
the tone little especially
feio- tb4 choicest. The Western packings
raaf4aI Holders Of June ladies
lgl 8lGizc buz The bes Of the current packed stock
ear 81 boleht ar We quote: Creamery, per
NJ lg4l9zc; do nrsts IS1z4l9c, do seconds. I7s91sc;
New-York tribune., 1900-07-13
emsut follows
ior points today,
Z and last year

-t-u Exchange special LIver~ool Spot cotton
American COO receipts 900 an american niedIing
S-1- ZI-22a. futures opened barely steady, partial
80 900 ~ - p m e-let ana 2e5 9Henaligee .
ter1er-5a anIsrz 275zs. Jaluars-Fe1rlary. 4357zs.
Fea-sa-g-5Ez-e 235sbs AIarcE-z ur 33s- Iuv 4Ila
s1es sspteulper-oecober 4.olzh: October November.
ta ~. Sos enner-Deceulber. 4-4gs AanchesuerIarus
small lnGulrv. Cloths quiet
FLOUR AND sfEAIr-Vvhae resaies of four less
tl-te LaeE heretofore the market by in
tzs-a--gTt position and remained weak as 70 under
Ear patents = 50as5 winter stralghts, 81 50
Eg Fys- y1-.- - 80 ssesa - lv N ; $sntS< <
= 354&Z 90 grade S20nS2l per and to
BYE FLoUF-t4u-et 4l9tea x. Ear 70 ,,94g%4 g994
as-slFirn7- Quoted. Kin dried. g eoqs2 20 as 70
slz-- BAG 1lEAL-Flrm- Quoted Fine white and
sprar spot SID so@sI7. sacks 10 arrive 100 n
- <sesls y winter bran slIaSls latter white
EleaSls So city bran. 81 ooaSis horniny cHep
- 99efl7 75 oilneal SIS 80. linseed ocake S27 80
1sn a.1ake $50
GEAIN-WgzEAT-A renewal OF speculative liquidation
market z- rhe lowest Doiat session Except
= period moderate nrrnness toward rst1a5 when
7ne-ues no market was without bun movement II
~ better crop aCvces from Northwestern Eec-
,s proving the chief attraction for sellers. Al nrst
49, be1rs1 a1vlces were regarded as 4 >ScAeHae Dy
pHesreru houses. who short IN chicago, 70 de-
s re faaret and le- -aefn cur win profit but az
reports rr1n FaEl0LS a4tIofles seemed p asf@t .H
80 point. began consider them win more
1ence hammered The Market vigorously as a re-
- 7-iar spfng w1eat houses Ia47ra Ilef estIiatss
t ilpFaf crop prospects. which seemed ~ Le
- entirely 70 recent beavy rains the DaAotas and
-al=S1Ea- THE Dakota cFrp Dleilu mentioned
Eha- cree F+re (sr-rT-s. $40 mar Government figures
-tatQn $50 600 coo bush On t9p u the beaFlsh
fis from spring sections came Disappointing
1e important influences that weakened "heat a. ne
slr-lg session. Tie Paris markets. which VIII
New-York tribune., 1900-07-13

n at 81 70 29s do 90 ~ at ST s5 Virginia sheep So
bucks. 105 n SO
Harrington 3 Co: 255 Virginia lambs, "a 70, at s.;
262 do 63 n at s. STA Virginia sheep as 10 at 81;
do, 50 10 at 81 SO
co Tobn shannon 3o Kentucky lambs. "a ~ at 81 IS.
- 40 90 n at 80 10 4s Kentucky sheep, 81 n, S.
- ID Wilkerson: 65 Maryland lambs. T2 70. IS;
Maryland sheep 1870 n. 3.
EOtfS-ReCepts : l.O3 head mainly for
sIaaghteFers There rather than carload
on sale feeing steady Light offerings Western hogs
sold at 20 50 per loo NJ prime hogs Sc Country
dressed almost nominal but firm
n e. = Juad @ q Co 81 Western hogs, 173 n average
l boar. $50 n, 81 80 ~ 80 O. 20 'V'
Andrew Mullen yestsrdsy,- gta+.
- stare hogs 258 n, SO; roughs 333 n al
n. SIS. '7'e-@Sl' Il state hogs III
New-York tribune., 1900-07-13
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool July II p m--Cotton-spot quiet. prfcas
39, AmeElG7n mid1!lag fair Sled good midding
ordinary 3 leS2d, ordinary 1924 The sales or the
da We're 5000 bales Of which 5t0 for speculation
ana export Receipts. 1000 bales including 900 Awar
'can FUTURES opened quiet closed quiet; Auericsn
niduAng N July 4l-64u6 42-64d value. Tulv and
Angus, S3-6+q3 34-64d value August septernber
iS-o+d buyers; september
buyers. October and November 4 47864 4s84d sejiers
November ana December 4064d sellers. December ana
January, 87-d494 3s-64d sellers
35-d404 86-64d sellers February and March AZ "a n
34-64d buyers March and April 3s-s4d sellers
New-York tribune., 1900-07-13
EXE oRrs To-DAr
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

-" = - = t''7I-
s1aaEg advance OF e. y points The openlag
indicated improvement gt = points March and
I'D points on the rest ~ the list Suoseq lent
r-s1re=s pretty basis with market az
.-s advance ri u - points. The
.-rrrerlel- based higher European and Brazilian
~ a Of Ia Hl2 francs al
4ae-a Ez r-E Hamburg 200 reis al Rio and 100
s-.= II Exchange a
o. making -n= figure 1880 Receipts al Rio ana
s9--rs Ua- combined movement
Il --ase points - 900 bags. Warehouse de-
reached is 30 represented fair dis
supplies Notwithstanding the hesitation Of
,z- market the basis of sac 19E
81 The trading the afternoon was
9-v- general. with market finally Gu1et
l- - points. Total sales futures
Cleared July TO- steamer Eastern
Prince
New-York tribune., 1900-07-13
rzr 1.nNnoN WOOL MARKEr-

London July 12At the wool auction sasT sIs,ti1
Prscttcaly all were sold There was mlca more sL-t=o
Tas- +rar during day or Two buyers -peI~3
more freely and Cont.nentai demand was more -
ara1 There was an all round Improvement traon N-e-A'
vools eeny competed for above the rates elas
7reof7g gofrh he faulty We're
neglected and fine light dearer- Good
medium bid for by American represents
detail
New South Wales, 1900 hales-Scouret, 9dpls +-2d.
greasy 4IedTIs Queensland baiesScoured Is lid
Q1s Ia 54dq1s nd Victoria 500 balesScoured
Is 43sdGIs I'd. greasy 5leI1Olsd. south Australia T00
bales-Sc0ured Adds "a. greasy 6GGlc5 Zealand
oaIes-Scoured 6iada1s 2led; greasy, +G9d Tas
loo bales-Creasy. 3@4dUls Id
New-York tribune., 1900-07-13
sorrHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Baltimore July I2.-Cottou nominal middIng 1Osc.
low middlng Lilo; good ordinary, Lice receipts
200 bales; stock. 3 36T.
savannah July I2-Cottou firm; udaIng 9Tsc: low
stock. 1TOI5
- Louis July l2-Cot5oE quie-s middIing loc; low
nlGding II 6C good ordinary 5-16c receipts 70
pa -s. gross 6l3, shipments. LILO, stock 2S 1BS.
Memphis, July t2.-CotUon steady: uidtIiu-
mlcdlng good receiu-s- baIAs
shipments 30 stock fG OSO go - S'''1a
Galveston. July 12Coton quiet. rniddlinr aSsc. low
m @ . a-Ioc, good ordinary I1-16c receipts
Oa7s exports coastw4se SEQ; sales. II: stock Ia
New-York tribune., 1900-07-13
NAVAL STORES.

Demand for spirits turpentine moderately active.
with rOerably steady uuderone prevailing unchanged
prices Rosn was 5 zoe higher on rale grades owing %
favorable adV!ces Southern good local
inquiry. The close was firm. Quotations follow
TAR-Regulars 81 95, 10 oil bhls "a.
SPIRITS TTRPENTINE-46d46izC
RoSIN-Common 70 good strained. 81 81; E 81 s. F.
n. 81 -. 81 90 X. 20. N. SO 81 \.
81 65 " G. 81 so " ". So 10.
STOCK ON HAND.
Spirits urpentine 1875 bbls
Tar 2202 bbls
Wilmington. July I2-Spirits turpentine steady. 40
43c receipts 1+5 hb Rosn firm 81 I50SI 20 receipts,
401 bbs crude 81 90 81 30,
II bbls- Tar steady. q 40, receipts. 1913 bbls.
Savannah. july I2-spjrtts turpeutine a 43s4c;
975 bbls 275. exports Rosn firm
NJ s. %: receipts 1852 hbls sales 444 exports $50
Charleston July 12-Turpentne-M Market firm at 42tc.
ROsin unchanged