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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-07-14

One Of the Rrandest irrigation projects
over undertaken in Arizona IL the one just
river. The dam will be of solid masonry,
4. 800 feet in length. Ito feet high, the water
front covered with asphaltum finish. imper-
vious to water. The reservoir will be TWEEN
ty-tive miles in length and eight miles wide
AZ the widest point, and will contain water
sufficient to irrigats all of the valley and
mesa lands sast and south OF Yuma and
west of the Mexican state Of Sonora, an
area of not less than 5000, 900 ac-es of the
finest land in the valley of the Colorado.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-07-14
A Sure Cure for Piles.

preparation. causing intense itching when
warm. This form as we'll as blind. bleed
ing or protrudinR. yield at once to DR.. Bo-
sanko's Pile Remedy. which acts dir ectly
on parts effected, absorbs tumors, nllays
itching and effects Appointment cure. 80 cts.
Druggists or mall. Circulars FREQ. DR..
Bosanko, Philadelphia. Pa. Sold by H. M.
Parchen d Co., Helena.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-07-14

astio royalist. While responding to the
toast 'Ths Queen" ON one occasion. the
noble lord remarked that the English peo-
pie were fortunate in having a respectable
nile. George II. he said. was a fool.
g ,orge III . numskull, and George Nv a
bl ickl uard.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-07-14

Ayers Pills possess tbs curative virtues of
the best known medical plants. These pills
are scientifically prepared, are easy to take.
and safe for young and old. They are in
valuable for regulating the bowels. and for
the relief and care Of stomach troubles.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-07-14
nueklsu,s Arr,ss SAVE

noO1Io0N1 AF1VO1 DBIV0
The Best 6alvs In tho world for Cuts.
Bruises gorss, Ulcers Salt Rhsum. Fever
Sores. letter. Chappsd Hands. Chilblains,
Cosns and oil Skin ErsptionA. and posi-
tively cures Piles or NO money required. II
10 guaranteed TO give perfect satisfaction,
Of money refunded. Price ~ cents psr box.
For sale by y. n. Parshsn 4 q.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-07-14

If afflicted with scalp diseases. hair fall
ing out, and premature badness. 10 not
use grease or alcoholic preparations, but
apply HALLS Hair Remover.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-07-14

John Huston Finley. who IL ONLY 30 years
old. the new president of Knox college. ILL.,
nois, is said TO be the youngest man in the
United States upon whom such an honor
has been eonler ed,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-07-14

Notice IL hereby given that five per ccntum on
the capital stock of the Montana Midland RAi.-
Way company l,Aving been su subscribed. there will
be . meeting Of tho stookheld.r re- IT that COM
pany ct room a.. Montana National rank build.
Ing. at 10 O'clock n. IN. on the 1ith day of July,
1903. for the purpose OF electtng five directors Of
the said COMPANY. Dated Helana. Nunt., June
IL. lsD3. A. freeman foote. John u. Wilson,
Catlor whitney. Arthur u. l-araA>-A-
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-07-14

Fyspepsia's distress IL relieved by Hoods Ear
saparil.a. 1t has cured many severe cases.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-18
LIVE STOCK NAkkETS.

NV YORK >cli 'mbrr 10 1898.
HEAPS Iac.irt- rut TT vet riay " r.. 3; car,.
a. sOj head % 'nrs Tor WI torti,th 81 Nausr'I' ,
and ~ ca,, market. Most ol H. later YER sold
IfdaS Nothing dom today. cling 4 ldl. 'li
beef quiet g. Hei,c Tor native sides and 1|d,o
for Texas and Colorado do. y" additional 'il" h'N0
>iiInt nt~ ~ lrl"ltd
MILCu COWS -E.ccnt- non. T~eve had pre'iou,
attltais od at >lsdfiO i"r head Tor poor {" Ood
"SC'%SiVTs-l,ccIts ZIG had % which 1872 head II
per IOO 70 or ,,a,. s5drj ~ for led ctNr' ana ="
10 for .Ia->cis. Dfs.cd calves slow and bare, stead
de- Hal ok iiolii-: = ca,, I6l n aver.
~ -, .Lr: IL do 2O3 n. at 2e.
f. Nrl.on: veal 20 Il. al 1ac. do 't5 n. at
fl, = 10 I35 %. a. De I'D calves. lsS p. az D.,
q. Dcnbfck 30 ,cal>. 1C3 n. at &c: II I'D calves.
700 N IND LANES Il ceim, w.rc ~, ears or
20 h,,l a. Whirh signed direct Dali
a. .h'p but without Grota'r change; anb~ odd fairly
No.. a. - almost urnd ana ncarlv - ear, N.ir
l.'it 10 20 d., Sod mutton IN nght d. m,nd
ag-r u,r n dr,s-'d nmh> dcIrr-~ at Gd9c. "A few
Ion, ,aicas-s selling at 9isdlOe.
"' D. Harrington 80 Michigan lambs - =, aver
.s Al - per 100 N 7OS do. 80 N ~ -: ~ d..
Il n at ~ 81 l. 80 Kentucky do. so ~ a, ~ - 2l6
~ Dicnback: 90 tanada lambs - n. at ~ OBJ
on Michigan do o. N. at ~: III State do. 80 ~
a. "a do 80 II. at ~ 80; l6 Western sheep 9i n. AZ
- so - Stat" do 80 70. at - 2G Western sheep ana
ia,,h. - H. ~ 30.
J,,nr & Mullen 22G Western lambs. - n, J1,
237 d. % n. a. 2l3 ,tale do 81 N. az ~ - :.
do O. n - % ~ DO. - - IT ~ - - state sacc
and lambs ~ H. ~ - - do. - y AZ - 80
uacnbrck \ Holli~ % stat" lamh.. - n at ~ -
ana do ~ N. at - II State sheep. 10, n. at ~
n Mcihcr-on TO-: ~ Indiana sheen. l2l o. rt
3, -: 23b Kcntucky lamb- % N. at ~ . ~ Viz
cIuI, do C6 % 1T - 20.
pIid C,>-I.rcelif. u . 49, hcad-l9 ~
Jersey CITY ana cars at fortieh-st bunch OF Hight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-18

,o ..,,e season will be about 1870 100000 bush - that
ae s5i cSc pas Wh lie
market owing 70 the s,.' ice at week ana The
APPARENT hesitation in market together with the lss
tanry in the minds professional operate mh' are d.,
posed 70 wait for Development, b .y "n So large the
last week the interior movement showing an Of
TVVoVVC ous"' i'm iSe s5, apply Foreign orders IN
the were scare today and only ' %nl, eNp. ,
- 900 bush including 5000 bush Tor export a. iIGG
a. over occGt D at tore ,,mi,cr pic c~vcd
sn nebpr rlosed 4r 40 . Detroit rel. 1000 bash
5iac delivered; No Northern, S-ooo Durn ~ III ,sn
bush. 4a.c undrf December delivered TnsraS S.
wheat, - 600 bush pr'atr triniI' AZ ,1ngt t11
~osins figures '" Of yg-icriry deyeopns yer,
snail ulaii'e ntc> show - ti oblr AK toNd
thc w. wri P,nna1 s ni, MIX ann ,ranr. and
eiocd barely stcady. Ihr wcihne- wa "a part due to
.,ll,o ~ thc cash G.uD,i agIn at tlr Interior ahd
10 larger ir,.ilt, OF cash her ani ~ coh>1"rrt
1"' F .,o. u ri 900 6ash @cudns :. 900 9u-
80 mNd at 50g del,ei,d ana 1F os l3N VA, qnii
aud ltc miner duIn9 ihr maiuigs Dq, 'g IT.. ~ga,ln
developed weakness in sympathy WIN th, H'lme
~ the West vs. again ar,r and large c>iinatr- were
2sain n9ie for io.n%''"W ~ o ur 81 GOO bush
a, follows: No . mixed - 900 bush 3D. elevator ana
So 81 aY w6a ~ 5000 Ga.a " So elevator
Whit nominal. 3I.sg elevator Goo b"@h' 37GtIc
U.Slr-lc. close Ii'sr bluf My i.-.o
Com: October. i1'sGtS'. clO-r l''-' ~ '''
fgi.c close fS7sc: MAY. ~ II 80. clos - W. ~,
October 3assc close 35c. ''Bradstiect, l"lt oi 'N
mort. from 10Th coasts III" week rnl"h Ihu - n
h,,t AVID nour were 53j7 49, bush AGAINST ~ ~
hush the ltcvious week. and 1884 2ii burn va
Tho eNuori- of corn $4,000 bush, a-hm,t p'-''
bush The plryiois week. and 4jjlOI bu-h -. ',,
~. ,,,,,.. ~, wheat from July d,c haN" been 81
600 li. against 3j57. 600 bush last year IN = 'oo
II Il 600 bush: corn. l3712oO0 busa agans. w
bush ncca-c 300 600 bush Englsh fanrr ,c Esu
,si week. II OnJ ar~ aNciag' price 0l -n>.
mated deli, cries at all points 9ls 600 bush Rc,pt ~ ~
lin ,a,fuf. hi. week boon. Wh"it bo''
" '9G aoo hush oats a63o bush. Exports from
four Atlantic ports Flour 3''.oOu bm' WI ~"
,cb wcre, wheat 81. So bush corr rs 200 bu-h
o,is AZ % lush bIi.rV COCO bush rN' S-Vu Mi
hour p23G tbl, an 49, II -'ck, eNo :" d rh
ron, America inadl liu--ii lndli. Nh~ua,', .'u wv
trgutlne for Turonc dlrinV thu - week id,"l ir'
i.r 9l1.1of 600 bush a-ath-l ~, .I-N'NN 49,
g., H.. r,rrasuopdnr time last vHr maxine an aN-I.,
~ -,nO OOn hush weekly. against 1'-"''N "nS' ~"
orr. uardnc time a ago. The Iht'-i mn" NJ
any N,.l since the nr-t Of the year VIZ ~ WI" ~,
#, ,uou., wh6n tiey amounted 10 3too'o' pu-" ~,
lrrrost pr.,ious shipments th" l"-t ~ " vl ,,,i
bush Tor the fourth wcch ~ MA " W ,,, A et,t.
N -. Il, IA sOn-ic. t"iada e'"d-i l9 '"""'N
rVE Marked dull boanll> Guo'l ai ~" ~, .t.,,
Quotations follow For roliiarl~oh' "'' '''''- '
ft az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-18
A BRITISRER SAYS vIGILANT WILL VIM
ALFRED II. BROWN, THE DESIGNER OF MANY
HIGHCLAss ENGLISH YACHTS, BELIEVES
THAT THE vALKYRIE WILL BE

OUTRAGED

Alfred II. Brown, a well-known naval arch'ec''
OF No 10 Pail Mail. London. $. w, arrived III '',S
city on the Fuerst Bismarck last week anu 10
staying at the Fifth Avenue Hotel MI n'o"''
has been n designer of yachts for more than twenty
wears having particular attention TO steam ana
auxiliary vessels although he has turned on, soine
fast sailing craft. He came OF family vi Snip
builders and owners at Northfleet near the ha'hes
The old shipyards there however dlSappedreu WIN
the substitution OF steel for wooden SHIPS for
oiobt or nine wears Mr. Brown served an appren-
ticeship the visiting all parts OF 'ile m0'iu
and becoming acquainted with the craft Vi q" ~"
lions Among the wel-known boats when ne mas
designed are the Scmramis 7l6 tons Eros ~
tons owned BY the Baron de Rothschiid' o'ar OF
the Sea 3s3 tons owned by the Duke OF Norfok
Merrie England. AZ tons. now the property OF 'he
English Government The Star OF the sea ana
The Merrie England auxiliary yachts
Mr. Brown Is greatly Interested in the forthcom-
ing international races between the Nigiiant ana
the vaIkvrle and has crossed the ocean on pnr-
pose to see them
The valkyrie is splendid boat ne saiu 10 :"
Tribune reporter yesterday. 1T IL loss up DE-
tween her and the Prince of Waless britannia d.
10 which is the better. Both yachts are the hnest
and fastest racing craft which British designers
and builders have yet produced do not say That
in the Valkyrie all the possibilities OF the Keel type
of boat have been realized. but l do say that she
is the most perfect boat which English yachts
men have sent here to try to win back the Amer-
cas- Cup. She VIII give the NigHaht SP'o"''N
race"
do you think that the Valkyrie will win? was
asked. -, ,.,-,a.. 7
No from what I have heard OF the Nigilant
believe the centreboard craft Is the better boat
have not seen the Nlgant yet, but have tOHo"eHH
her performances and have seen her lines y
friend of mine told me only yesterday that she Is
a beautiful craft .o -, hon,
DO you think that the centreboard type OF boat
is faster than the keel yachtsY ,.,
The Americans have succeeded IN making
them so. We haven't been so successful win thein
in England We haven't paid 50 much attention 10
the centreboard tvUe your people nave smart
The English belief that the keel boat Is the NOR
satisfactory type, all things considered rOr d
cruising craft in which comfort Is as necessary a.
speed / consider II intoerable to nave he GU III
cut Inv the centreboard Still. there IS no doupt III
my mind that a centreboard boat VIII san peute'
to wndward II the Nigilant is what sne Is h rep
resented as | have every reason 10 DelleNt She t.
think that she will beat the Nalkyrie after Some
close and exciting races , 49,. .,o,.
MIR Brown brought with him number OF moueis
of yachts which he has designed he VIII VISIT
Niagara Falls Washington. and perhaps Boston
and other Eastern cities before the international
races, and will return to England as soon as 'heS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-18
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Sept 16 (SpeciaD.-Wheat to-day sur
prised the professionals by opening higher ana
continuing very strong. December started al 'Z'@c
sold between 72i.c and 7Si2c and closed at &c The
first incentive TO an advance was the large export
clearances for the week 10000 bushels over last
week and 100000 bushels larger than last year
Good sized clearances from New YORK were also
a help in the same erection men there war ,rt d
lot OF buying through Partridges house. / ne
crowd was caught short and was easily mace 10
cover There bear news but Il didn't count
for much. Liverpool was lower ihere was as, ,ii ls
In the visible. The primary market receipts were
ss large as last years The Northwest had ga
cars: Kansas City had almost ~ hiSago refeip,s
ror chicago was aO The theory here is that Par
fridge is long about 100000 bushels Of wheat but
it is felt that he will make an unrcha Die Dull
pproTe ss,onals expect o December wheat get
hack 10 zoe Corn was lower on large receipts
May sold from 45Hc TO 44sS ana G1ostd al ~ ~
dan was IL 600 The corn belt was clear again the
temperatures at some places in the Northwest were
rs low as 80 and there was prospect OF frost
through Nebraska The high rollers IN corn
though are looking for break back to fc or I'M
der for NAV Receipts at this point so Tar ulls
month are the heaviest on record Inc shipmeiltSS
however have also been me heavltSI n' ~, VII
be little IL any Increase in the local stock to-Inor
row oats were firm early but lost their advance.
May sold between Sllsc and SIC and closed al BIC;
fhcre were 1856 cars: the estimate for MONDAY Vas
as The Government report for September makes
tbe number OF stock hogs only yO2 OF last year ana
last years was small crop me same repo' y =,
SUNRISE TO the provision trade and carly advanced
brices pork about lJc. lard about lOc, rlDs aDout
Ie,sc The trade. however. did not put much lalth
In the Government figures Speculation was dull
Prices ~ the close showed most Of the early ad-
vance lost. II all in all a small DAY; Ihere
were lloOo hogs; the estimate ios Mohuay ri M
nuts on December wheat were ,2i2c; calls. 'iisc;
outs on MAY corn i4isc. calls. H'sa i5c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-18
THE STITE or TRADE.

Baltimore. Sept l6-Flour strong unch I seoi
and Seutember 72a72isc October iz'tn go sSG .
o.. a,7,r. steamer No red. 6gd69i4c; st0ch, Oyp,
KS hush: sales $1,000 bush mining 10Y u easkei
annie 7oar7Sc Corn duh; mixed spot 4y-iG a Hear
Sentrmbcr iSIaU9,4c; october iyc ass9 oG hush
,7ic asked: stock 1876 i39 bush; sales, 9vV ,1%gsic
white corn by sample 55q5ic yellow az No ,
Oats strong: No white western os So9 t',s, Rye
mixed Western. 32u32Zc stock, lS}9-' p,t'i ieadv
nniet No > 5lnj2c stock lJ.s32 Dush nay ,right
ggnnd to choice timothy lM3c. Gram ii',S FIJI
duI and weak unchanged. Cotton nol, n j;7l,asc
dIiny SIC Butter firm. creamery iaicS' snl, 800
~, lair to choice 23G2Jc; do imitation 199Hisc,
I,,i. fancy lgu2pc. DO good TO choice. 80,
,nr. hacked l65ilSc. Eggs firm, nc Coiiee ''
=" ISglI.c other articles Unchanged
Bnnao. Sept lG-Spring wheat quiet sP1I 4ih
er sales ; cars 80 / Northern Ola, '1I.''.I r. !,
= ,.o hu-n do nrw. 73ilu1ic spot, 2Vo Dush
~" 7l7sc. 10000 bush No MOI my
- + 1ui a. Closing: No hard G
nc. 80 I Northern spot OLD, .''2c, 10 LII.
- -, do O. / f. 1ii,c. Winter wheat scare, 81,
,-,rs No > red 1VI 2c, closing &c No 1o
lni -. closing 7gi2c asked, 30 extra rel' tvc
r,1n uuirt unsettled. sales. cars 40 Sr'ioT .
u;t4GI e. Il cars so corn. Dh4y.sc' Closlns' a, -
. Yellow DC. 80 corn, ii'sc; No corr, III IL
store oats weak. Sales. cars No "ni's, "'
tr,ck. 500 bush store. 8'4c; iVp DuSn - ~,
,rhite store &c: cars 40 mixed tracK 80 "a,
l,v scarce quoted iSc sound western. "n1Sc 10
.rrv. Rve No . 62c asked. Flour nrh' ldii w."
m'anJ. best spring 81 25i$l %; winter straIsn,s
g. a41 81 IN RYE Hour. SuS 80 MIL Ietd .rH', u,
rb,nged canal frcights strong; wheat &C. corh
3.,c. oats. 3'sc. seed, &C. asked
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-18
r,,vp ,tARrETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

OTHER MARNETS-BY TELEGRAfh'
,caIo Sent l6-Cattle-Receipts last "a iiou sor
5Se rod total for week thus far, zloio hvau a,gb
S,oO tine last week 500 head; consigned ie iS
. 90 head: 10 New-York 2,22O head, Oh or 90 cattle
head; market opened very SLOW M arm for good
IA moor TO good fat cows. 81 'oHS- ~ Uogs-
enads of Colorado and Texas sun tad Tor week
o,,ts LAST "a hours, HOO head; tota ~ 20
INNS lar $500 head; for same tlise 70 New York
s.o NIL. on sale $500 head; market por. closed
~, nrices lower and quality generaly ~ orkers
'.adv TO firm: all sold; good To snt V.. 81 4)lg
1rnfsJ Sc CiG Sc 20: grassy ana Nllchlsains heavy
COZ od mixed hackers 81 SOFAS Coz ch9lcg IT.
~ 2y, - ~. lbs 81; 25H@ ~. sheep ana IT.
- , ',g I,st 81 hours 5000 head: tota loi ~
~ FAR AZ 20 head: for same tlIiie % %ev,
~ ., b.a,. consigned through, l9n hedI ~
s-v na a., h,d. On sale 1000 head; market open.
1oIh' r-,ii1c,i with prices the lowest ever roL
,I''n ! nicsei very dull with "A NUMBER ns SGlI
GOOD TO choice lambs $idN ~ 5asl W 81 tn choice
:, x culls and common, 81 gVh~ -, guy o,"ss %
g. o. Sben e. jOlfS3 70; culls To fair. SluS =, p
''Nninn stock Yards. ILL.,, sept lo-Oat u, ovtr,
c.nts Nn head; steady 10 hIHl cIiilio q ~, xS ~
slrs9 pn bulls 81 I0a$} -; calves y Pug az o.
G9 2 itpcepts II 90 head; firm; heavy - %aSo %,
,,,n ~ choice mixed. y lVdSo 81 chVSe oe,sG
coilo" &; S,1, g; ;0 light &Is6 80; pigs y y',So
sheen Receipts 800 head; steauS' Po0' ~
81 !,'1i - mi G-Cattle-Recelpts, 800 heau
rl,af steady Hogs-Receipts w heau, Ht "a irS
mari MAJ n nd strong. light s. l5nS6 20 mixed 70 iV~
se ~. heavy 81 75a<j Co. No sheep mere 'o-'"' -
cePt d ITm r,y sent G-Cattle-Receipts light; De-
% Ii"bt. siow at same prices HogsmhsoSStipe'
,t ad,.u nd good: market steady hSaVy I5
s. M 50 35 medium Phas 50 fl sD 20, s. 5o@p 50 90
81 9l,s 5 best light to heavy orkers - 50g1
~ 3. 2oG 81 4O pigs. S6uS6 80; roughs Ngyw
~: Sheen- supply light; demand llSh.' market
slow at yesterday ) price,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-18

Rio-Therc special activity in Rio cole' spot
to-day tut market closed firm with tnr Tendency
tnwnI HIGHER prices. 1hcr' j. ncicasn" leIlnl Ion
local Jol bcrs but they mud il difficult t. 81 desirable"
trades Of Indeed IL docs not seem 10 Dr. nrch
"A question Of price u whether they the collie.
Orlrl. country are coming ~ freely. ana dtO-
appears 10 BE- In cNcclrnN strong
positio Tie quotation today + 49, for stan lad No
ON .ilt with some asking i-c nOi". For mill '"nt"
there /. a very demand aud sOrc salr- f.r small
quantities made private grounds Total stock %
brazilian coffee the United STATES TO-DAY i l1p 80
bags total visible supply VI Brazilian coffee aluai aud III
sane time 1891 anOat from Rio, Santos. cir - 90
deliveries YESTERDAY Nrw.YOrk : DO bags; stock
ewOrleaIlS IA f53 bags; IN Baltimore 30 $40 bars
FLOUR rndaN- flour marau WIS unusually dull. even
Tor S,turdtv BUYERS home Yesterday cNl''riln2
that todays market would b" lower but found holder"
'ust a. firm as ever IN their views ana IN many m
.tsnces holding out Tor still higher prices one l"i'on
assigned position O holders. asia from thr -tri!
of l. the expected adNlnt" IN freight
on Murdal. which rise or iuHl1' III he Wi'r
~ Their asking price, now ar" al point "m'h
includes In frelahts and buyers ~" uhp,ih
10 enhanced prctcnsons an The prft N s"l
os at any rate Wheat ha- shown continued strength
for Period Of several diV>. tn" Prii,~ usually IN
active. der and w.rr almost entirely neglected. spring
patents coming in f0f the ary"st shafc ~ business
Total sales amounted ebout $500 uacka2r>. IN lots
as foows $50 nhls winter Iat'niS. ~ GJ0-3 20 800
His winter strlighis ~ 25ds3 81 100 bbs rNta No :
wInters - 60: 900 hbi~ spring p,rnt ~ :Onri -
standards quoted 2OdS4 40 fancy ~ 6On<i 90: 800
ILLS s,rnr str,ight, 500 bhi@ mixed ~ 81.
RYE FIOTf,-l5O bids ut - ?5di3 -. chiefly 81 10"
~ 90 Quot 1On~ follow;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-18
IYInier

CORNMEAI-Thc m'rket steady; sales. 90 sark>
Ouofations yellow Western ~ GOdr2 -; Brandy
vine - s5 Saeauore >! ~; southern whit. heeS
u l54sl % BAG NEAI.-Steady. Quotations: Fine
white 81 fine yellow ~ IL; 81 OF FEED
Market quiet. Quotations ~ Western c'rlots: 4c-f
SCdS2Lc; CON. SOdS2Lc Oh sods2',"; loom. 500
soc sharp, 9jcde1 rye feed hrm, sods5c hominv
chop cott0nsccd meal ~ 2jdfl 30 per 100 n; oil
meal 4Ods1 As. CIV feed i firm at Soc In bag.
GRAIN-WHEAT-Thc opening Of the wheat market
this morning a little nrmcr although there
little feature 70 the market For short time there
considerable hesitation. but the West 'Nhibted god
deal Of strength and presently the advance here innu
cnccd the local market Prices Sc December Ia
7S[c. later caSed N and finally closed dull The rise
credited 10 covering shorts on "Bradsreets' report
exports fpf the last week ~ 1000 600 BUSH
making the tot, July |. 81 100000 bush. which
according the accepted hrurv oi tho outcome Of the last
three times the export surplus available oi the
crop. The gcaefa theory that the export surplus for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-18
sorTurRN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston Sept. lG.-Coton INN; middIing, 5-l6c;
Cbw middling. 77sc good ordinary ns,loc: net ana
sToss REGENTS 3Oll bales sales 7G1 bales: stock.
c02 bales ,, a.
Sorfolk Sept lG-~Cotton firm; middng, 75sc:
bw niddling 7-IGc: good ordinary. 6S.c; net and
fross receipts 232 bales: exports. coastwise. lop
BALES: sales IA bales: stock, j.sl5 bales
Savannah. Sept, 16.-Cott0n firm mlddling. l5-l6c:
bw ,niddIing sicc: good ordinary. jl6c; net and
pros< receipts. 33& bales sales, LOU bales stock'
Kiss bales. .
New orleans Sept. l6.-Cotton firm: good mid
fling SIC: rddling 3-i6c: low middling. l5-l6c.
rood ordinary, 9-l6c: net receipts. 1886 bales:
tross l552 bales exports TO the Continent. 1900
kaj.s coastwise l3G bales; sales. 900 bales stock.
n f2x bales
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