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The Bemidji pioneer., 1901-02-07
State ofMinnesota,
County of Beltramt.
Ytiiage OF Bemidii,


Notice is hereby given. that application
has been made In writing to the County
and fled In my Office. praying for license to
sell Intoxieat ng Liquors for the term COM
mencing ON March 18th. 1901. and terminating
on March ard, 1902. by The following person,
and at the following place, as stated In snid
application, respectively. to-wit: Nh
JOHN j. HEFFERN
front room, ground floor, of the two-story
frame building situated on lot twelve CID
.bloen seyen (7) OF the plated TOWNSHIP of
Tanstrike Center, in the township OF Port
Hope.
Said application will be heard and deter
ined by said Commissioners of the County
OF Bemidilin Beltramt county state Of Mir
nesota, on the 4tb day Of Mach A. ID, 1901,
at o'clock D. m. Of that day.
Witness my hand ard seal of said Beltrami
County, this "a TIL day of January, a. .. 1901,
J. III. HANER.
County Auditor
The Bemidji pioneer., 1901-02-07
Career and Cllaracterof Abraham
Lincoln.

An address by Joseph Choate, Am
bassador to Great Britain, on the ca
reer and character Of Abraham Lin
coin his early life his early strug-
giles with the world Ibis character as
developed in the latter years OF his
life and his administration, which
placed his name SO high on the world e
roll Of honor and fame, has been pub
lished by the Chicago, Milwaukee, &
st. Paul Railway and may be had by
sending six CO lscents in postage to r.
A. Miller, General Passenger gent,
Chicago, Ill.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1901-02-07
NOTICE FoR PUBLICATION.

United States Land Office at Crookston,
Mimi, Jan. %, 1901.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of hts claim,
and that said proof will be nude before the
clerk of district court for Beltrami county,
Mimi at Bemidji, Mimi. on March 9th, 1901.
viz: LARS CARLSON
H e. 1915 for the ne4 swA of Sec I'll. TIP.
I46 NJ. II. So w
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cuitf-
yatlor of said land, viz:
louis Hopping. Andrew Bake. August
Ring and Victor Barlund all of Bemid LII, Mimi
1879 SYLVESTER PETERSEN, Register
The Bemidji pioneer., 1901-02-07
NoTICE For PUBLIcATIIoN.

United States Land Office ut Crookston.
Mimi, Jan. IL. 1901.
Notice is hereby given that the following
to make Anal proof IL support Of his claim,
aud that said proof will be made before the
Clerk OF District Court Of Beltrami County.
Minnesota, at Bemidji, Mimi, on February
23rd. 1901 viz:
s GUSTAV RACHUY,
II. y. 1906. for tie seA Of Sec. II. TIP. t46 n.
II, SO w,
He names the following Witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cuitiva-
ton OF said land. viz:
Louis Kapiny. Carl Eickstadt, Albert Radi,
and Albert Schultz. all of Bemfdti. Mimi
A6 SYLVESTER PETERSON. Register
The Bemidji pioneer., 1901-02-07

Department Of the Interior. United States
Land Office. CreokstoB. MINI.
Notice is HEREBY given that in pursuance OF
instructions from the commissioners of the
general land office under authority In hin,
vested by section 1855 u. s. r. s., as anne nd
ed by the act OF Congress approved February
26, 1895 (2s Stat. 687, we will proceed to offer
at public sale, for cash. at this 0ffice on the
18th day of February 1901 at 10 O'clock q. m,
the following tracts of land to-wits NwsS sw
X. sec. 81. twp. tI6 N, r. 80 W.
Any and all persons claiming adversely
the above-described lands are requested to
file their claims in this ofh Re on or before the
day above designated for the commencement
OF the sale otherwise their rights Will be for
feited. Date d Dec. p, 1900.
SYLVESTER PETERSON,
3s-4s Register.
Those wanting wood sawed, enquire
at NayIor & Young's furniture store.
L. w, SMITH.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1901-02-07
Harry f, Cell. Editor
The A. Wonzor, Assistant Editor.

Wagons, carriage and all kinds of
furniture and house repairing done by
T. NJ. Harvey at j. ]. Jinkinson's
shop, also screens removed and storm
sash replaced and new ones furnished
promptly TO order.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1901-02-07
The
Chicago
I Tribune

il a newspaper for bright and intelligent peo-
pie. It is made up to attract people who think.
Il Is not neutral or colorless, constantly trim
ming in an endeayor TO please both sides, but
1t is independent in the best sense OF the word.
It has pronounced opinions and Is fearless in
expressing them. but it 10 always fair to its
opponents.
. Matters Of national or vital public interest
get more space in THE TRIBUNE than in any
other paper in the West.
For these reasons it is the newspaper you
should read during the forthcoming political
campaign.
TIE TRIBUNE's financial columns never,
mislead the public.
It's facilities for gathering news, both local
and foreign, are far superior TO those OF any
other newspaper In the West. # 3a
It presents the news in az fair . way as pos
sthle. and let's its readers form their opinions.
While II publishes the most comprehensive
articles ON all news features, Il you are busy
the Summary Of TEE DAILY TRIBUNE
published daily on the frst page gives you
briefly all the news Of the day within one col
umn.
Its sporting news is always the best, and its
Sunday Pink Sporting Section is better than
any sporting paper In the country.
It is the "cleAnest" daily printed in the West.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1901-02-07
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.

BY order of the school board all the
pupils were required to be vaccinated
by last Monday or they would not be
allowed to attend school. The require
ments have been complied with, and
people need not be reteicent about
visiting the school or sending their
children, as all danger is past, If any
existed.
The regular monthly examina-
ton occupied nearly all the time
last week, and they are a great
benefit as they convince a person
that to get their lessons from day
to day is not all thatis necessary,
but that they must be constantly
reviewing past lessons to keep
them clear in their minds, and to
be able to give agood written reci-
tation on them.
Nellie Baileyis eptfrom school
on account of sickness.
blanche Boyer ana HOzella
McKernanha returned to school
after being absent for some time.
There is a new ianitor in the
school building now, Dan Nc
Millen taking charge OF the work
Monday.
Nellie Shaw was absent from
school last week on account of
her home being quarantined for
measles but is back again now.
Gussie Hebron was teaching
in the primary room last We'd
nesday as Miss Morgan was alb
sent on account Of sickness.
Harry f. Cell. Editor
The Bemidji pioneer., 1901-02-07
CAMP NUJMBER 1860
VA. w. Of As.

AT t..eff hall on Beltrafni Ave o COX.
Visiting Neighbors always welcome.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-27
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

Chicago July 28-Cat;le-Recelpts head. iuclud
INK 80: Texans generally steady. good prime steers
81 3aaSd. poor $4a$5 p. stockers and feed
ers 81 4o$i 30. cows 81 J50$4 90 heiters 81 25H$+
Gamers 81 25uS2 -; bulls 81 25GSi 30, calves $3a
s. -. Texas steers, s3a$t 80 Hogs-RecePts to,day
- 600 head morrow $4,000: left over 5000 Good
hogs steady. bulk. 5a1oc lower; mixed and butchers
heayy 81 6OaS5 So. light 81 T5Q$5 95 bulk N sales
s. soaS5 Sheep-Receipts. 14o0o head; sheep slow
lower. lambs 100 l5c lower good u choice wethers
81 sUaSi fair choice mixed 81 25fiS3 I3 Western
sheep SO 25QS4, yearngs S4ESi 80, native lambs S3G
81 81. lambs "a 4pd$1 30 OhCial receipts and
shipments FOR yesterday; Receipts-Catte l4Ho1 head
hogs 34.510. sheep. 20 AZ shpments-Cattle, s,s5l
head. hogs. 5.2l5. sheep ZOOS.
Cincinnati July 26.-Hogs dun. lover S+@$6 cattle
steady. s. 2o4S2 80 sheep steady, S2G$" 60. Lambs
active, higher. 81 T5gS5 IS
Fltfalo july t'ltte-OnerinEs. market slow
and calvrsOGerings, about - head; fair demand
all sold; top venls. SO 2dGS6 so, few fancy
81 GogS6 -: Iight good $5uS6 Hogs offerings =
market quiet and steady; fair 10 choice Workers
81 5a$6 Il; medium. heavy and mixed packers, 81 LA
10. roughs. good. s. 4odSj 70; stays.
20 good. 81 50QSi -. Sheep and ambs-oHerings.
10 cars. demand good slight advances for good
grades spring lambs choice fancy 81 6oaS1 ~ fair
good. s. 15u$5 30. choice yearlngs 81 4op
so fair 10 good 81 90Gs4 % cus and 50 Jun
81 handy wethers 81 35a$+ 30
Liberty July 2iCattle steady; 81 S5TS6;
prime. - 50E$5 20. good s. 20nS5 lower prime
heavy mediums ana best Workers 81 lTie fair good
light Workers SO lOnS6 10; pigs s6GS6 O5 skips 81 75l
- 80, roughs 81 2iQ$d - Sheep steady; best wethers
81 2oHi 90 culs and common 81 5O4S2 so. yearlings, 500
81 30; veal calves $7aST -.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-27

AZ G6c prime choice. 5q5Ac; head. 51aG6kc Patna,
4%q6hsc; Japan, foreign 4'c Java. 4Aq4sc: Rangoon.
In bond. p. d2iac.
sUGAR-Interest in refined sugar lacking
to-day and trading along most conservative lines
with list prices unchanged. Quotations follow: Cut loaf
MINK powdered 56oc; powdered powdered and
fruit powdered 55c; Eagle confectoners granulated
zoe Eagle and fine gIanulated 555c Eagle
ID cartons. ID bags 70 bags of granulated
oooc; Eagle fine granulated. standard granuated and
diamond A. 545c; confectioners' 5.25c; No /. 510c
No a. Zoe No & 4G5c; No g. 46Oc; No 10. 4.55c: Nos
II and Il. SOC; Nos 49, H. Is This weeks
summary OF the statistical position made by Willet
d Gray. shows stocks In the United States and Cuba
and lo532l tons last increase Of 23219S tons
over last Statistics by special cables: the
six principal portsRecepts. 1000 5000
TONS stock, ll45O0 tons against II 620 last
centrals grinding tons against the last
year Europe-Stocks in Europe, 9ss coo against
13101l9 tons. against l.034.94S last year the
same da.es. and 1.19J. .621 a OF
July J. 1900; OF AL Ill
cess of 3466aT last deficiency Sc 9s3
tons December %, 1900 Shipments, $3.50
raw sugar 10 America from Hamburg and Bremen;
took but little material to-day they apparently hav
ing ample supplies hand demand refined only
OF meagre proportions steady undertone
however at fully sustained prices that is 316c for
trfugal 9-bc for muscovado and 35l6c for moltses
sugar Cable advices nevertheless. of bearish
port. coming 9.d lower both months closing 9s 4ad
for July and 9s 3f.d for the future option.
IEA-The market devoid of feature Of interest,
ruling dull at unchanged prices all the session. Quota
tions We're as follows July and August, II s0G11 SOC;
september. 129Oql3c; October l3013.10c; November,
IL 1Oq132oc; December. 13.20913 SOC.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-27
rxpnRTS TO-DAY.
,,rpA1 MARKET REPORT.

New-York. July o. 1901.
-,. .ha ,-oi,rne of business occurring on
coFftSS-s exchange to-day was limited. the under-
re o - T5s-Iet was firm. and prices showed SUI
sls o. s.,rs over previous days close Inc ma
eE.aA ~ err with December IS points hlsher aiu
ks Gen,h from 10 10 points up. and suosequenta
Ghg llo' s,sssy on room covering and hght SefIlah
TIL peT local strength based on hulsh capIes
hnE, s-arr suecl ative markets, dlninlshec cIvp
.rz al stesdter feeling spot circles Naria
~ s-n opening figures were slight with ne 'eey a.,
ts norard - The market finally STEADY ana Iet
aSi.s higher Total sales for the day were To- ''o
iSD r p Eve options being traded in-Octooer NoVenl
Nf en March and MAY. Havre closed u franc het
~ D..-s 5smtsrrg ;s6S prg mp Brazilian nlarheis
~. - Eto reporting an advance Of 45 reis An aa
tss ~ II se5 occurred IN the Rio exchange rate 20
Lsss Receipts at ports amounted 10 4oOoo paes dIu
-,s-or towns $500 bags Warehouse aelNeTles IN IN
y sr-trv were small aggregating but l3O" hags- IN
~ -. street market spot Brazilian coffee was rtn a
,no-stions being based 5e<c for Flo No ailu
G a. Ssrtos No / invoice lots The steamer Strab"
- - Rio on july q with 5000 bags for 'his coon,3
-. s,ock ~ coffee in 1avre is 10000 bags lipoVn
20, :, The amount being Brazilian. as compared WIN
"a nan ard ll24.NGo baes last week 80 - A.
n contract prices in the local market to-day
as
New-York tribune., 1901-07-27

METALs-on continued buying by the bull clique Of
although Tor tin be bought for con
WITH spot lpot quoted at s..
London values were advanced 5s closing al $40 ana
and nornnaiy unchanged si7 Lake Superior and
naet aso without change at rs Sd FOR spot and les
London decline Of Is Sd was reported thus spot was
@ In at h as w wss Soe 81 c to m e. is s
Domestic iron markets continue inactye and unchanged
s. 56gs1o; No foandTy. Northern. si59si5 50: No 3
sIi 75d$l5 and No foundry Southern. sli 70@
Ssow cosed at 5as and Mddlssbao at 4 5s
M6LAssEs AND sYRCPsmlmpoTtsnt m ant features were
and values without change syrups ruled quiet
commSn ca tsa' I2ai3c fair i5sec good i7asoc Prime
sS 939n K @s st 69o Eo faSS
2oc prime. Ie:; 2Ig22e;; far fancy 22g27c @ -. o
business was light the demand for vessels being limited
6ssuTss saS rates Teas Quo
sd Bristol, sSd Iss6' aali' a. Nsxsass sS
6 oi.fH Hs5 @ S
Spanish s steaer ssa IONS coal cardn 70 Colon los Sd
Vile ios' august British steamer, 1880 phosphate
Tampa to St Nazairs lis Cd , august Sorwesian
United Kingdom ass JgyA0ssst British s.ea%sr e4a ne 9o4
August s TT British steamer Io5S cargo
qrs grain Baltimore Rotterdam. 90 prompt; Isi0
ian bark is4S CuneOnhrmed general cargo hence
resister bark tons
Verde Islands lumber private terms British schooner
brig TONS and schooner. 267 brick hence
CuevbaI private terms schooner tons Iunn-
Der Sabine Pass Porto Padre. ss; schooner sos
tons lumber Savar New-York. SO option New
Haven SS 37z schooner SIC TONS lumber. Savannah
Bsore private terms schooner. S69 tons coal Phil
adepha Portland roc: schooner. 4O Phia-
delphia Rockland 81 schooner S7i COAL Phia
'siPRt5 % IoNsMFoiiowng decline yard prices.
fairly liberal receipts selling by commission
drop corn provisions displayed moderate
ness throughout day. Chicago receipts
head estimated for tomorrow; Kansas CITY
had IL 600 and Omaha 1900. IQRK-steady. Quoted
sI7 bo......: BEEF-steady Quoted: Mess. 50 5oasi0
siegsis. ..... BEEF HAMs-Dull Quoted at $50 500
fzsc iso ib TIC; ID. Sac; ~ SIC; pigs ssse
-. CUT NEATS-Pickled bellies barely steady Quoted
Smoking lie: 10. l0Ae; u 10. e.c; 10 81! !gssc
Picklcd shoulders steady quoted at 774c Picked hams
quiet; quoted at 1I@l1iA Id. .TAIAow-Dui City
4%m4Ao: country. 4Ac....... .LARD-Easy; Quoted
seoc City quiet; quoted s3oc Refined lara
steady. Quoted: South America, 96Oc Continent o5r.
Brazil 10 Toe. Compound strong quoted al SsTc
80. .sTEARINE-Quiet Quoted Oleo. ejlc; CITY lard
staarins. 10jac W
RICE-A volume OF business trarsact.a IN IN.
to-day. demand the South ard tbe
Western section being good. The undertone was zen
orally firm, and values well held throughout the
day Domestic quality Quotations follow:
Domestic. to low fair. 3i1a4hc; fair to good
New-York tribune., 1901-07-27

The market for spirits ruled quiet about
while tar and pitch ruled quiet We quote:
!AS-ttegulars. 81 25; do oil bbls, 81 25.
36isc. ~ anu "e'' '0e
. EOSlN-Common to good strained. 81 45: d 81 60; E
81 40; r 81 - @, 81 so: H 81 50: l. 81: X 81 35 NJ
- a. ~ - %; w G. 50 35. w w So 65.
STOCK IN HAND
SP,.''s 'uieltihe. .i34 bbs
-" l,Of4 Dds
Wilmington. July 26-Sprts OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES doing:
receipts 62 bbls Rosn firm. 95c4S: $50 bbs
Stude turpentne quiet S1G$2; receipts. II bbls Tar
firm. 81 iG; receipts
Charleston July 26-Turpentine steady 3oIac Rosin
firm, unchanged $500
savannah July 26-spirits turpentine hrm s2sc; re
celpts Lib bbs: sales T26: Rosn quiet
ana unchanged; receipts. 4,564 bbs; exports. 800
New-York tribune., 1901-07-27

coTTON-The cotton market started off weak in tone,
with prices unchanged 10 u points lower, and ex-
cited and very irregular much of the session Through
eui he forenoon the contingent feveTish and
flsrs movements IN the months. The latter op
tons were sensatoaally weak with July down 20 points
u- sheer absence Of support Of any character later
s1EEnelrg 3 points single jump, The issuance OF
s1s 1900 August notices demorazed local holders OF
ls new crop options. and general effort made 10
esUse This selling, with the only demand. covering
pf shorts depressed the badly. At low point
= ns decline Of 70 40 points apparent Adding 10
ne alarm OF the few remaining bulls surprisingly
atsk English market advfces. rain reports from
- ge1uel and Western belt and claims that the
eon,iion wonderfully improving the South AT
1h,c States clear, mild weather. Not until October
"a oiopped 10 1-25c and January TO 1886 there
'lplof o. account developed. This in rnidafter
Dol ana continued pretty much the close. Prices
Ie fg sensitive TO the change in the order Of opera
IL eno rapidly advanced Speculation for the day
WOE ees the largest IN many weeks, estimated by
80 s -50eJo 70 300 000 bales The South bought here
ICY on me upturn. and the West figured moderate
.naser OF January in the last half hour, Week end
-sg thoroughly discounted. All the last hour the
showed disposition to do better with proper
sno though on from the top at the close
4o"eT py 70 IL points the tone steady
@ Nass of the spot cotton trade brought out the
- at tIahners and exporters urgently bidding FOR
Of cotton. despite the heavy decline IN futures
~. " the southern markets refused TO mark prices
-aay while IN the local market a steady feeling
- with prices unchanged. Some spot operators
re iaough this deemed inadvisabIe by others in
~ lhe weakness of the spot option.
vas as follows: T 80 ~ '1'' '''' ''A'
New-York tribune., 1901-07-27
LIVERPOOL corToN MARKET.

Liverpool. July ID. p. m.-COtton, spot moderate
business: prices American nridlling,
sales OF the day 1000 bales. which
speculation and export and included $500 bales
can receipts none Futures opened quiet and steady
and closed fsVertsh- American m6dng l m C. July.
l5eid sellers; July and August 126G4 1364d SELLERS
August and September, 11-6id sellers: September
1l-6+d buyers October, ordinary clause
buyers; October and November. buyers Novem-
Der and December. 36id+ 46id sellers: December
January 6la4 4-6td sellers January and February.
3-64q4 4-64d value February and March 4-64d value
March and April. 4-6+G4 . -64d sellers.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-27
RAlTIMnaE q. OHIO RAILH0AD
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

Trains leave Franklin Station. New York foS-
lows and Is min later foot West s2d St. y. ~
81 10 A M-For INTERIM points Albany Month.
90 40 A Nd Rip Van Wrinkle Flyer Catskills-
tlO:3O a M-Saratoga and Buffalo Express
tir.2O A M-C2D Lake Mohonk. Minnewaske ExpresA
tI2:45 M--C3)-Catskn Mountain Express
.i:OO = M-Chicago Express
COOS p N-Cont Lin. for Detroit. Chi & 81. I-ouia
%. Ne. Ulster Express TO CatskiH Mts.
t3.a5 y Mo- For Hudson River Points & Albany. =
.6:i5 M-For Roch.. Buffalo. Cleve'd & Chicago.
tT:I5 p M-For Roch.. Buffalo, Detroit & St. Louis
.g.l5 p M-For Syra. Roch. Mag. Falls Det & Cnf.
.UaiIy fDaily. except Sunday. Leaves Brooklyn Al.
nex No l. ta:15 A NJ: at tiO:45 A NJ: 1870 p
At. !, al fs:06 p NJ Leaves Jersey City. P. r. r. Sta
No az te:45 a NJ: f1120 NJ: 1880 p NJ: 4
at 1855 NJ. Time tables principal hotels
Baxgage checked from hotel residence Westcott'a
Ex G Z. LAMBERT Gen'l Passenger Agent. N Y.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-27
new YORK CENTRAL

HARLEM DIVISION.
A NJ. IS T. VI. Daily. except TO
North Adams. Saturdays only, pa p
Sundays only at 2. 20 A. NJ
all
Trains Illuminated Pfntsch Light.
Ticket Offices 113. 2si as and 1916 Broadway q
50. w. 275 Columbus I33 I25th
f25th ST. 1Ssth Stations. New York. 33s and Te6
Fulton and LOG Broadway. z. D., Brooklyn.
Telephone 200 3Sth Street for New York
Service. Baggage checked from hotel residence by
Westcott Express Company.
p. s. BLOpGETT GEORGE H DANIELS.
General Superintendent General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1901-07-27

A ANP Il The sss for ous ns
ens ;" Sqst TO- winter straghts So 25as3 90; winter
winter s. 7e9$2 50: extra No wlnter s. soss CO. NO
fa PG5 to pRS good g
81 !Ss3 40 20 &C & t quoted; Kiln dried
and yellow ST 2si 30; coarse 81 oessi IL
200 S 'sisd Sic 5oas sRn g. OEpa ng 81 6u IS
s seed cse a M eon S sis
hoB ss rsasoa If fbe4 Isas sass 70 0g the
N9rhTest aGGomPanied by lower temperature wheat
1a@%c net loss. Trade was less active than on any
and mostly for caping account weakness prevailed e
he foreign markets also but seaRGard GeaIances Of
weekly shipments from both coasts broke the records
sdd "p to 70 s and a. back Sf 3 at 75e
about the wheat the sno d he
average wss 5 lowered about 10 points LEAVING possible
in Nebraska and South Dakota. The weather forecast
Northwest on saturdsy MINNEAPOLIS expected to lose
10000 bush and Duluth 10000 bush Of their stock this
week The first Of new spring wheat was received
at Minneapolis Yesterday. grading No Northern and
points was not important enough was worked late Thurs
fdyerpooi market was I'D lower and Paris down 25aaS
points, There was at Berlin a loss OF 2a2h marks and
receipts osi bush compared with 7s2 500
No SOrhern Duluth Sc promPf No N0aeTn se
prompt to August ! No > red New York. 7se August
10 20: No hard New-York 7se, August 10 20
market and within le range % all day I,1s The
Nebraska. Kansas. Illinois Missouri. and
The forecast did not promise
relief the high temperatures which prevailed all
day showers In southern Missouri and North
Iowa locally sold 1c 6nc for September
hut yielded OF profit taking sales. in sympathy
with decline and closed barely steady at 5s9sc
for September. nc above the previous night Snow
reported crop conditions than
exceeding all previous records TO area and now too
materially affected by local rains In Chicago
sold 10 567sc and of TO Soc which was the
closing point the previous night Argentine
bush 100000 bush less than
loads OF reported for export
Western advces reported increased offerings Of
both corn and No closed at 6lHsc prompt
No white corn 62&c, prompt: No yellow corn 60Ac
prompt. OATS-The range oats was only 'sg Nc
all day about dull as in corn, the close
showing easy tone at lqtac net decline; No oats
closed at 4OIzc: 3. No = white. 4Sd4S1sc; NO
white 421sc; track mixed 4oa41 nc track white g t2g
No white clips. 44G441 RY YE5--harhet du
No / Western 6Oc. and No Western 59iaG both Z b
ahoat. 56657c.. -BA1SIEf-Market b du!
feeding was quoted and mating at 5Sgo2c, ooth
c / New-York. Weekly wheat and -four exports &C,
cordng 10 Bradstreets 6974 52e bush compared
with 5221 last week and 2 3eS 700 bush year
ago Since July exports have been ID fSoee! ous
H. 24l 500 bush last year Corn exports I & es
week bush against 1IlSosl oush iast
and 8 264 700 bush year ago. From July 10 date
7164 o43 BUSH compared with l5osS2"O bush last year
New-York tribune., 1901-07-27
THE STATE or TRADE.

Euralo. July e6.-FlOur steady. Wheat spring.
doing No Northern T9S.c. Old do new 76isc; winter
in good demand, No red and white. T4c Corn easy:
No yellow. Gl '4c. No 3 do. 60Sc No corn. 6Olac:
No ? do, Gol+c. Oats unsettled No white. 43Isc. No
do. 42+tc: No mixed. ale. Barley. nothing doing Rye
No l. 5Tc offered Canal freights steady.
Chicago. July 2G.-The leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune., 1901-07-27
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS

New-oTeans July 26.-Cotton easy; middllng. Slice
low mlddlng I-l6c good ordinary, csc. receipts
bales; coastwse 1884, sales 1000; stock 81 7sO
Memphis July 26-Cotton middling. Sc low mid
ding 4tsc; good ordinary 7-16c: %
gross. 122 shipments. 500; sales. 600 stock Is 4o7
savannah. July 26.-Cotton quiet: middlng. Sc: low
middling, ic; good ordinary. 6sc receipts.
exports 10 the Continent. 65s2 coastwse, 1854; stock
New-York tribune., 1901-07-27

ss. 20 closed steady with quotations unchanged on
tns c-,, o5se for mdciing upland and sac FOR mid
ss-s sales. 115O bales Southern spot market.
bse- ;. sslhed az follows: New-Oreans easy l-iec
Nr-st S-loe Mobile nominal unchanged at Sc Se-
essec >, uhcnsnged al Sc: Charleston steady un-
ssiro-e noe: wilmington quiet unchanged at SIC;
l- ios.- .'iLlle &c lower SIC; Galveston eagy
SIC; s. re-,,asss az S-iec Augusta quiet nc lower al
J Rses;.,, ,,as ~ Gull l-l6c lower. al Lice
q cotton AT the ports today and for the week
VIZ week last year is u week previous and OF
New-York tribune., 1901-07-27

cash, ssc: July. as%c; September s6ssc: May soc;
No white. 4OizQ41e.
Toledo July 26-wheat active. lower; cash Tic:
August. f0%c; September. 7ISc December 73%c. Corn
dull steady; cash. 5413c: September Oats active
steady. cash, 345sc; September 25Isc
seed active; cash prime. So 20; October Sc i7I..