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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-01

SEAMSrRESS ani MAID. or LIGHT
CCHAM BERWOR K. by one who under
stands dressmaking; city references. Ad
dress 125 West 19th-st
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+ ADY. having no children. wants infant
WARD. BOX 169. Englewood, N. j..
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Gituations Uante0-females
IA.
SERVANTS.
ODELL &c Co,
III WEST 42D-ST, NEAR 6TH.AVE.,

removed from 597 6th.aye. TO larger Offices 4!
and more central location.
Established 1852. by samuel Odell now |
managed BY his son. Il. V. ODELL. French, |
German and swedish spoken. References
investigated, male and female servants.
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LIVERPOOL Oct 1880 D. m.--Beef-1n poor supply.
pork-In poor supply. Hans-Hoders offer moderately.
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- HAMBERM girl; no oblec-
~ ton To boalclng-hOuse felcrchce'
l. WILSON 12S w. 2.th-st.
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HUAMBERWORK or WAITING:-By a
- Young German girl can srH neatly CITY
"a. rsferer Call $50 31-aNe.
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ITsEFULMAN, COOK. 6c.-By an OK.
L pefiencci man aud wife 10 years
in last place man, good with horses, milk,
attend fires wife. excellent laundgess
will do work ~ family between thsm. Al
CARPENTERS 106 oth-ave.
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By TEL gaRAPH.
MonrN. nonds nnd stocMs.

! NlW NOuK. oct i3-Moucv ON cali easy
! with no loans. closed offered ~ . y per cent.
| Prime mercantile paper GC,bs per cent.
| sterling exchange dun and steady ut SLN3i
| for sixty day bills aud q ~ for demand
| Government bonds were dull and weak
| for the As. State bonds were neglected.
! The stock market today was again intense
| ~ dull, outside IT one ur two stocks There
| was no disposition a. trade aud the dealings
/ were purely professional with little or no
| significance The opening was steady at
| prices either unchanged or but slight fmr-
| lions different from the closing figures Of last
evening aud the activity displayed IN the
succeeding transactions was entirely in New
England and cotton oil certificates These
two stocks developed considerable strength
and thr former rapidly advanced ~ per
cent, the latter following with q gain OF l
per cont. The market then reacted slightly
aud la the general list were brought back
again To- the level uf opening figures but
few spocinltic~. among which Philadelphia
Gas, Big -Four s. Paul & Duluth aud Ore
guu Short Line became very strong ON light
trading. No further feature marked the
drnlings and the close was dull and about
steady 90 the opening prices.
Tho final changes are In most cases for
slight fractions and about equally divided
between gains aud losses, but Philadelphia
Gas rose 3 per cent. St. Paul 4 Duluth ~
per cent; Big -Four = per cent, aud Oregon
short Line per cent.
Tho railroad bond market was equally dull
aud icaturclc,s with the share list though
there were few important changes In quo
tations, aud the weakness ~ the Kansas aud
Texas issues aud the strength In the Iron
Mountain ba was noticeable. The sales were
$4,000.
The total sales ~ stock today were q, $50
| shares Closing quotations
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Grain and &A,sIoua.

CmcAGo, H., oct. f3.-In the wheat
market the general Situation continues
about the same, though business was much
lighter thun for several days past. There is
general disposition tqget out Of December
and trading conferred principally in the May
future, especially by operator who favored
short selling A dull feeling prevailed. The
tendency evidently was bcarish, but opera
tors feared selling the December future. The
opening did not vary much from the closing
Of yesterday, with prices declining 2sc Tor
December and 10 for My, then rallied nc
for December, but only 20 for May again
cascd of, declining I9c Tor the former and
&c for the latter, ruled within moderate
range and closed 20 higher iJr Dace mber
and Ac lower for May than yesterday.
Trailing in corn was confined almost en-
tircly 10 local operators, very little outside
business being transacted and the market
ruled quiet most Of the session. The feeling
developed early was steady and closed q
shade better than yesterday after iluctuatng
within q %Ggl5c range. There was no new
features and the market was governed en-
tircly by local influences.
Trading in oats was rather less than yes
terday, but q steady feeling prevailed with
the changes in values confined to an unim-
purtant range.
Mess pork was slow and without import
ant features. January was offered with n
fair degree Of freedom and declined ne,
rallied DC, but closed at about inside figures.
A light business was transacted in lard
within a narrow range of prices short ribs
received moderate attention and sold at a
lower range Of prices.
The leading futures ranged q, follows:
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cash quoInIion5 were rs loII0W9

fluur-SloudN anu unchanged
No. spring wheat, Sl.l3' Imlli; No, 3
spring wheat, HjGtoSc; No 2 red, sLl3AE4
/. II; No. corn, i5itc; No. 2 oats, 2l4c
No. rye, 90 sMjGc; No. . barley nominal
No. llaNsecd, $780, prime timothy seed,
! $3.50.
Moss pork, per brl, $500 lard, per 100
his 50 i2i $40 a.. short ribs side t.uu,cl, $500
0NGD. dry suited shoulders (buNndh 5000
$50. short clear sides boxed. shl2i4mN2H.
Rcccipls-Flour, II 900 brl-, wheat 5000
la. corn, 2I9UoD bu; oats, 2jGulJ bui rye.
-, 600 bu, barley, G2,OJO bu.
Shipmcuts-l'lour, 1900 hr's wheat g.
90 hu. corn, $4,000 bu; oats, 10000 bu,
rye, 100 bu; barley $1,000 bu
ST. Louls, Mo, Oct i3.-FluGr-Quict and
weak
Whcat-Ca.h, quiet; options unsettled
with quiet market and Eight trading The
market opened i.c lower and closed q frac.
ton higher No. p rel cash 90 o. DccCm-
Der, SLlOE@l. LES. closing sillil; May,
Sl.i2A.ml1iii. closing i.l3i. asked.
torn-Dull, No. ?, cash, 80 &C.; October,
3nc, closing 80 e bid; January 35' &c, closing
3i,,c bid May Sjss@Jj}c. closing $3.50
oats-sicady; No. . cash. 23c asked; May,
20@2D,sc; October, % asked, November, 2ic
bid; December 2iiGc bid.
Ryc-No. cash, pic. FlaNsccd, 81 80.
Cornmeal. quiet, 50 i06t.2iS. barley dull.
buyers holding OH; Nebraska, 05@0s Bran,
quiet, 07c.
Hay-Good local demand; prairie, $4,000
300 timothy, tii.0Odll50.
Butter 60 Firm and higher; creamery, 9O@
pc; dairy, isdinc. Eggs-firmcr at l6c ioi
good run Of stock with the supply harll,
ample 20 the demand; poor stock sells al
llO1lii4c.
Provisions Dull. Pork-;i525. Lard
Prime steam. nominally $50. Dry sal
mcats-ShouldcrS, none here longs AMI
ribs. $3.50, short clears ~ no. Bacon 90
Shoulders, sos: longs aud ribs 90 is6tt0
short clears ti0.i2lfdi0.25 llams-sii. 500
1880.
licccipts-Flour, 400 brls wheat, ~. 90
bu, corn, 1900 bu; oats 1900 bu; rye
700 In; barley. $1,000 hu.
Shipmcnts-Flour. 5000 hrls wheat, 8,
600 hu; corn. 600 bu. oats, 5000 bu: rye
1000 bu, barley. 1900 bu.
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New York aud eastern demand, 3 discount
buying: sight 50 discount buying par sell.
ing. New orleans, &C. discount buying par
SELLING. Cincinnati, ST. Louis and Louis
Willie demand, 8 buying par selling.
Bu,incss Tor the past week makes u good
showing, according TO the clearing house
statement the cloarmE for the week being
$500 la5. 90 over the clearing, for last week,
and $i7,s792j over the corresponding time
last year.
The local cotton market closed steady
sales. 3 zoo bales, Of which $500 were taken
by exporters and i,400 by spinncrs At New
Orleans spots closed steady viii futures
stcady-Octobcr up points and the remain
ing months advanced 1 To O points Liver
pool close business good hardening prices
futures steady at am advance Of point The
New York spot market closed steady with
futures firm October unchanged, remn'n
ing months mp 10 points.
Hubbard, THocG Co. mw Prices at ON,
time were lower than yesterday closing COL
about %, etMU fixtures. Upon some talk o
frost as probable Zoo the south tonight Their
has been some good buying Of November
contracts here to-day on the part of what I'
supposed 10 be foreign interest Offerings oi
cotton from the southern ports are frccr bat
the continued scarcity OF lraight greatly im-
pcdts The business.
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CA,Nrp Goons -rinchpplrs u 80 Peaches.
. We standard N 80 sUTun1. siut rbma.
toes, lbs standard Ntr 3 lbs. standard
~ a. Strawberries, ~ ~ Wisphrrtirs u ~
lilfyklrfrirs 81 ~ turru rtrrs a .,
Fear. s2H ilums o. ~ Asparagus. a IN
Green corn Siulbsi o. Ufrrn peas Al Is
Cove oysters ull weight I No. n,r 2 lbs
ti.hi light weight Gly. lbs siuD Con.
dcnscd milk HtruNu. 500 Engir 81 Az.
Swiss tbp salmon si5S@isS sirluc.
si,i. mustard sarlucs $40. Mackcrrl,
VI ~. herring mackcrl siub.
SruAUH Pun white ,tt,t.r. yellow rlnri.
fed, l'sttNC refined 4, N. standard grnu
ulaicd, sNw,bG powdered, $50. cut loaf
s1.c, hm
Contr-Commou ii'sc. ordinary iSi,c
lair lOhc prime Rio. l,,. choice To- fancy.
inr, old government HHtl'.. srunr.
sAtrHSigIutw. ~. Bu.,l.sI pr hrl; Ohio
ti,cr 81 .uHi3 pr bel. IS. line, 81 $50,
l.ih ,ua -'r, " lbWl.iH. Ikts, gAWsc.
Nyt=louisiana, 'Ut'',C Carolina, a.,
quiet
CANpir.=sdsk. ~ s5.,. In h,s. nails and
hrls Wiii, fancy, assorted. mtiir extra
fancy. tNH1s. hfm
CuEr,, Prime flats ia New YORK a.,
tory ,t,,c. fall ,rum ii.tc Young Amer.
so,lr ,sp C,,urr sap. 3'.@5c. can.
die, full weight p..r.
STARCH aihHBIsr
MoL,ssE-L uisisua common 10 fair. 20
d2,y. ptmr ,huicv. JjHsNg. fancy, 500 i5c.
centrifugal common O. lair Hut30. prime
10 choice, S'eiNF syrup h'1ins quiet
Household suppIic..
fauir= irnt Onnps 500 prr
bbL, $500 boa Lemons $50 pcr boa,
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GENERAL lRADR

No changes were made In the market list
today Quotations unchanged.
Amour, of grain in store ai tho elevators.
Corn, 2p.J bushels oats, an,1l bushels
wheat, bi2 bushels.
Az the New Orleans sugar market prime
yollows bring 77.c and gray ,laridcis 90, low
~ csc The low quality Of offerings pre-
vents prices from reaching as high figures as
might hayc been received tor better good,
syrups continue in r'pd domnnd aud firm.
Rice is IN demand Tor higher GRADES, low and
medium grades arc moving slowly
Al New York the principal animation In
the gruccry market at thc moment is coffee.
uthcr goods move fairly There Is no change
In values Sugars are ruling steady
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IlrnIal.IiILIa

CiRS MrNL-Standard. A. 3S62 90. city
pearl, A. iiOI1 ~ pcntl, ~ -. quiet
BTNNs ANp fTAs-Nayy beans t22i. me.
dium, t2n
oar MLu-in half brls. g. 10 FROM store
CH,Ugrus-Soln treble extra. o., GIN scr
snaps Ssbnc assorted jumblc., lOmi2c.
cream crackers, sis6tnc.
ftuUu FROM store, common, tapl6It On.
family AOogi5U. choice. k,u1ta5. IS. fancy,
/ - NOON, extra fancy, pi2,t,B %. patent,
| az tnatNGi, strong
CHAcKrp Wunt-ln half brls sI5O from
| store
HoNiSy Ann Cans FROM store, 49,.
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CoHs-frum storr. white. 5Sc. mixed. hlc:
frpm lrycc ~ dcput, white. IN bulk, 4sc. M
sacks ole. MIXED. IN bulk &c, IN sacks, sic
BH,N-from store, S1C. from lcycc ur de.
pot sihSl
lIN-t hOicc. from store iOr. car load
from leycc or depot 60 iGttiGua prime,
irum stow, SOOtSiy. car luad. from lcvcc OF
depot, ulj0 prairie, irum store, hSt1Dh'.
car load. from lrycc ur depot, SO. 51alt.W
OArs=Frum sturr white. NJ mixed, Eic.
frpm lcycc or depot, white Ia bulk, 81,
irum lvNcc ur depot, white, ia bulk. Ne IN
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At noon. Sp1H-Busnnss good at hard
cuing prices Sales 10000 bales, of which
American 2, $40 bales. Receipts 1000 bales, Of
which American UUD bales Closing quota
tpns were ms follows Mildliug up.unds
65sd, middng Orleans. 55.d
Futures opened firm aud closed steady
llhcsc price, are given in pence and Giths,
thus. iGj means lO3Gli, and 5.Ol means
l-Glll
Naycmbcr bg7 saIlrrH Voynmb1r. deem.
her. b 22 sellers; December January 52l
SELLERS January February t2l sellers Feb
uary March, on buyers Mnrch-April BIS
sellers, April-Alay, 5.2j sellers, May-Juuc,
D. ., sellers.
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rIANrlIIn. MINLMrNI.

Tho Nrw York FmuHed Chronicle Of
October 49, estimate, the total supply Of
American anu other EDITIONS ny follow.
Total visible supply l,,S isIi5l7 bales
against lOiGols In 1857 These figures iudi-
cato decrease of cotton Zoe sight OF 1Ip -
bales, as compared with same date n 1851
and decrease OF POI, 800 bales a, compared
..ttI TaaE
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-Mnckcrcl hall btls No. I. q 30. No.
2 ssuu lu.lh Nit No. I, A. Ip. No. ? u.2S.
No. = tilu Dry herring family. So per
box, W G Rue herring, half brl fG7a
Hoo iunnvUrs quiet moss pork. $3.50
CtiGti. sumrtupd hams i2dtac. brcnk.
inst bacon. llml2,s clear rb sides bacon.
iuaWin'4c shoulders. Hwp'sC. bulk pork
clear sides. u'sc clear rio sides, peC,
long clcar p'sc shoulders, S'sttsisc.
l,upHlrs nhNin' b.. half hrls NANptr.
krrs, h'.ntu'tu, choice kettle, ui.aiic.
quiet
Pos Fru-laucls. 500 half brls, SlO1.
krgs. 81 ~
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Cntton scclI I,ro,Imc,..

pHME CGunG OIL-Nominal; prime sum
mDr yellow 10 ~ prime summer white
ga. Csc. choice cooking summon yellow,
isNDjoc cotton seed meal, SlLjO9lS.oO less
than car luHl 5000
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Bananas, 81 .006200 per bunch. California
pears, $3OON3. 80 per box. Grupes-CopCord,
lOGg5Oc per basket Catawba 50G75c per
basket.
ArrlEs-$2 o0@25O per brl. Dried ap.
pies 4Gl5c per lb, from store Dried
peaches. jMGc, from store.
EGGs Steady. Boxes, lGci cases, l7c
RAIsINs-Londou layers, $25093.OO layers,
1913; California, $25O@300
VEGETABLEs-Onion Sl.75 per brl. Cab
bago-Loosc, st. Louis 5GGc; Chicago, GGg
&c. Kraut-Per brl, 800; half brI 500.
Garlic soc per 100.
BuTTuR-Buttorine, l5c; creamery, PIC;
dairy, lsc country butter, l24Iljc.
CDER-Ozark, $500 per brl, and $3.50 per
half brl
NINEGAH-pcr gal, 10@l2c.
Nurs-COcoanuts, S3.5JGl 0Opcr 100 Peanuts,
Virginia, ilsmGc; Tennessee, farmers stock.
3l3mic--roastad, nc higher shclled, G97c.
pcCan,, Texas 96l2c.
rouITuY-Chickens, young, $L5O@2 25i
mixed, S2O0n2.2j; hens, S2.5OM300,
PICKLEs-Brls, $3.50; half brls, 500
PorAroEs-firm; 81 10000 per bril- sacks
Csc; sweet, $40 per brl.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY 9 PER CENT, NEW YORK Ex-
CHANGE PAR SELLING.

Cotton steady-Middling Cotton, 0 l-sc
Sales Today, $500 Bales go The
General Market is steady-Meats
Quiet
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Tho Irpcr NI..I..innI.

Durr9uE Ia, Oct i2.-Ihc steamer Pitts.
burg and Lihbic Congcr Of the Jo line, went
into winter quarters today. Capt killccn
says the water l. ~ low that II was Just ruin.
ing boat 10 run her. The now transfer
boat here had very successful launch. IL
u reported that she will he named after n
prominent ~ Louis citifcn who IL promi.
ncntly connected with the railroad interests
VI thc south.
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legal tenders, decrease, 1922 800; deposits,
increase, $l,7OIO0Oi Gil "ulaliJn, increase,
~ 400.
The banks now hold SlO,ll4GjO in excess
Of the % per cent. rule.
.o Clcarins', Sl2l,2G3, 1904 balances $685.
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THE RIVERS.
steamboats, Ienying
Movements NJ the ne, ee.

Arrivals-James Lee, Friars Point; Rosa
Lee, 0sceola; Kate Adams, Arkansas City;
Rene Macready, below.
Departures-City Of Providence, st. Louis.
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CIlHES IIOLLuWIIOliN, CAkED UAUh.
GllUb a HOOP DISEASE IN CAIILE
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BGCrNG-ll lE6gl3c,
TIEs-sl 15m125.
Suor-Drop, $Li5i buck, $40
IrAu-OC.
TAMOw-3dlc.
Ton,coo-Common, 25@95ci other grades,
3jGsJc.
svurr-Garrclts. SlOs5; Ralph's, so %;
Dental Scotch, 5000, Railroad, 1928, Gail
& AK, 5000.
Powpra-Kcgs, 800; half kegs, $2.75i
quarter kegs, rl7j.
CoAL Ou.-primc white Wholesale lots
Zoe per gal.
WoDL-lIurry, grease wool unwa'hcd, 10
ml3,, clear grease wool, 20M2jc, bury
washed, 2oo3O tub washed, 3O@jic,
BrE-WNN- ~U3Oc.
NAILs-lron, 500, steele, 500.
llmE-Dry flint, No. I, lie; No. ?, Zoe;
dry sailed, ~; 30, ?, &c; green sailed No. /,
G'sr, No ?, NC green, i@oc; shccp,kins,
lUCm 800. firm.
WmRy-Stmight Kentucky Bourbon,
Sl.5DmGOO Robertson aud Lincoln
counties Tenn, firm, si.5i 10 800; sharp
advance on October eastern rycs, SlSlNp
600, according 20 age and make common
whisky, E. OUhSl 3O,uccorlingt To proof, Moth
ing under 20 per cent quoted.
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Groeertea

NTw YonK, Oct. ia-Cofec - Optl ons
opened unchanged 10 lOpoinls up and barely
steady; closed irregular and 3j@55 point.
down ON realizing active. Sales Of Ocio.
Der. tiii5dll50 November. siaG5Cfil.3S
December. ti3 ih6Iili0. January Si3.h56f
AIS, February, si3OoCdii2D March. si3Ni
diln April ti37OC.iil5. MAY, si3 G5a
il2O June, tliO56lli6. July. tiaGSGtil a.
August, tiLia. September sii 20 spot Rio
| dull and easier Fair carroc., lGc.
Sugnr-linw unsettled and nominal; inii
refining b'kc; centrifugal, 90 test CSC; no
sales. Refined, quiet aud unchanged. Mo.
lass"s Nominal. Ricc-StrOng aud In mod.
crate demand.
Nrw Omr,Ns Ia. Oct ia.-s Steady.
new OPEN kettle prime sold NJ a.; ccnirifu
/ gal. OF white, nc. guy white, &C.. choice
/ yellow clarified. 6-iGH7iEC. prime yellow
/ clarified, 7r on yellow clarified. G.Ct
/ u 3siGr Enthusiastically: new Omen kettle.
strictly prime odd lsc. Louisiana syrup. 80,
SIC. Others unchanged.
CiNciNNAtt. o., Oct Ia Whisky-Stcady.
les, l,0sD hrls, finished goods on basis 81
slil Buticr-lim. Sugar steady Egg
Easy, lie. Chccsc-firn.
CmcAuo Ill, oct ia-.On the Produce
exchange today the butter market was steady
and unchanged fggs-st,ady and IN
changed.
Live stock.
CnicA0o. Ill.,, Oct ia-Cntilr Receipts 4.
90, shipments. ----. Market slnw. Steer,
A. uoObh0, stockcrs aud feeders s. 1000
aio. COWS. bulls aud mixed ti $50 10
rcNHs cattle ti75@I25. western ranger.
A. s,6aIun
IIos, -Rcrclpis 0.O0o shipments aom
Market slow, Ia lower Mixed. 81 ndGOn.
heavy, S5jGtG21. light. s3.5'ttGui. skips.
t1 hn@ At0
sheep -Rcccipts, 1000. shipments loo.
Market steady. Natives f1WNrlgt west.
crn,, A2i@1Gi, Texans, s275@1i0 lambs,
g. iSCtSt0
Ncu Nors Dry goods Market
Nrw NuuE, oct iaH=Th,rp was very
quiet market IN al departments.
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DAILY corToN sTArrurvr.

Imports VI &C " u TAN &T UU.s rs
l. \. u u, ~, ~ 4 1. KN g., H. g.. ~ A
y W v u, "a l., =. % At " R.tstk C.s
a N. X r.. 20 X. e., N. a o. " T.. sItMU A..
go Tcnn MIA. u u, " r,amcu. a.. wagons.
40. Total. ~ hale.
ESporb-M a G. n r.. G12M Arm. a.
]. \. u, i265 e., q As WRR. o.
l.. n o. r. a. u, ~ Tenn. Mid. Ton Total.
a7lO Bhlcs
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iuNpoN, uyt. tJHCnnsuls closed ~ Z lGl for
money and y, piGi for the account The
amount ~ bullion gone into the Hank Of
England un balance to-day IA tNupp.
r,uis, oct i1-Thrcc per cent cntcs
N2t As.
mask CtrApiNus
CWrAUn, M, oct Is Hank ,lrnrines 81
g1Npn
Nav oRir,S-, Ia, oct ia.-Rank clear.
inFs. s,i2ail,
H,LtiNoHr, Ma. ort i3-Cicarlnrs. &,
iGt. $40. balances, sl22G22
nosroN. Mas. oct a. =Clcatinr,. sinGsd
ps2. balances. ti.Gai, $50 Dor thu week /,
clcarlnFs llUi 81, usi, balauc,,. siu.niU tsl
rHtt,nrirmA. la. oct iJHClcat.uFs
siupS.htN balances. tiisuaiA. For thr
week GUIDED to-day the clearing wcrc sGt $40
80. balance. Sntpi,tJu
~ iotif Mo. u,t ~ Clearing. k1.5e
SIS bHlaucys siiA1sN For This week JIrar.
iu,-, t2iUipi7t balances, s2,5I,5S. Tor
last week Clearing. Slnwi2,A balances.
e. li2Aip. fofvurrcs pondur week la,t veal.
CLEARING tiNGlI,'uH hnlanr,s. Nian ST.
NV NoHN, oct iJ.=Thr weekly h,pL
statement shows ihr following change
Reserve dufrtsy. tiiOlP U. lnius b..
cr,,v,, ii.Oplsn1 specie iugpa,c. 80; nv.
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MUSTANG IMMINENT

CURES PILLS.. HuRNg. CvTs. COnNt
blsUlsks. Cnu4DI4AlAsAlAVsTml.y
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MUSTANG LINlMEMT

SHOULD ALWAYS BE KEPT IN SHOT,
hlICHEN. srADLE AND FACTORY
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LNCnANGE Quotations.

Ordinary nominal, good ordinary. nomi.
nal. low middling. si3iGc, middlins p'.c.
good middlinF. csc. middlng fair.
Bii.lGc, fair nominal
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Spots opened quiet and closed steady.
middling Ollie. sales 500 bale.
Quotations revised were a. follows orli.
nary, 0 D.l0c. good ordinary. sl.iGr. low
middling. o3iGc, midiliuE ii.iGc. good
mIddling, ioc, middling fair lose. fair.
iiIe.
Futures opened steady anil closed firm.
~ follows October o1mpa5 November.
asl@0l2 December. p5l. January.
p0lcs002 February. S7i@oI2 March. o II
a9s2 April, ngJesgDi May 1904
June 1910 July i0is@ioia August,
l0.2j6tiO ~. Sales, q. so bales
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ArPEAL OrFlcE,
sArrnnAY TYENlNn. Oct. l3, lhNS

SATURDAY EVENING, oct lS, lnNN
Money in the local markets. in active de-
mand, but not unusually so for the season.
Rates are firm, and paper is carefully syru'
tin lied but there is no unusual straln' inc
active movement Of cotton is employing
large sums OF money but it is expected mat
funds will begin to accumulate within thirty
davs and produce an easier money market
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COTTON MARKETS.

The local cotton market opened steady aud
closed steady; middling, o'.c Sales. 3,7OO
bales, including ...... bales last evening. II
which $3.50 bales tocSPorlcD and il,Ou bales
10 spinncr.
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Tho spot market opened quiet and closed
Iteady. middling, olc. Sales 400 bales
Quotations revised were m follows.
Ordinary, 59.oi good ordinary, A.. low
middling, SIC. middling. o.c, good mid.
ding CSC.
Futures opened quiet and steady aud closed
very steady. as follows October DOg No.
Fomber, COS asked, December, UO7MD0s
January, s.i7@ais February, og7ap ~
March, 0S@03s. April D.ti@0Is. May,
t67@o.6s, June. aO6SoOs. July, o75ao77.
Bales, 1900 bales
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t,ou,i. and stocks.

The following ust will bc corrected semi.
weekly.
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I.i,. stock.

New Nors Dry Goods uarhe,
Nrw Noug, oct. ia-lh,W was very
quiet market In oil departments
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IllInoi. Central i,i. a a. Dl,..ion.l

hAhsa- CitJ, M.n'pin. a''d birmingham.
Leaves Arriy,,
'Nofninr TIN. on am Evening TIN hisp M
VI So Accom. toJpm ~ spa. Accom-. gOJa "a
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