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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1896-08-27
MANCHESTER MARKETS

Manchester, Aug. 23-The position of
the markets recently has been conflicting
since Indian business has been killed,
though over-supply and the present bust
ness is dull. The stock of goods in the
hands of spinnerS has been lowered to
Il considerable extent recently The sud
den rise caught the short interest. which
is still incredulous regarding crop stor-
age, margins being fully 1Sd worse than
at the end of July,
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1896-08-27
HILL HAS NOTHING To CAV

,1 New York. Aug. pa dispatch TO the
Herald II.1 from Albany: \. Y, says: Sen
hior l1ill has invited Mr.. Bryan to be
his guest at Wolferton's restaurant noyt
ITuesday afternoon, the time being be-
tween Mr.. Bryans arrival from Inner
Red Hook and his speech in City Hall
square. This was the news given out Mt
the meeting, of the democratic city com
mittee which endorsed the Chicago ticket
and platform.
Senator Hill was asked concerning the
truth of the report and answered.:
u have nothing TO saw"
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1896-08-27

New York, Aug. 21.-Lcopold. We'll &
Co.. importers of and dealers in iewelry.
failed today. Liabilities estimated at
Sl2J,OOO: assets unknown,
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1896-08-27
MATEBELE WAR IS Ended.
HON. CECIL RHODES CONVINCED
THE NATIVES THAT PEACE
WAS BEST FOR THEM.
FOR THE GOVERNMENT OF CRETE
The Sultan Objects to One Clause of
the Proposition-Dr. Nansen to Seek
the South Pole Before Going
North Again.

Buluwayo. Aug. 23.-The mission of
Hon. Cecil Rhodes to the Matabclcs is
reported to he Il pronounced success.
The natives have yielded and the war
is at an end.
Cecil Rhodes inspired the confidence
of the Matabee chiefs by going among
them unarmed. The chief complained
that i'll usage by the native police pro-
yoked the rebellion and Rhodes prom
ised them that the reforms in this re-
spect would be inaugurated ut once.
Earl Gray, who was appointed TO adj
minister the affairs within the juriSdic
ton of the British South African COM
pany. believed that the surrender of the
natives was practically unconditional.
The war with the Matabclcs, which
began III South Africa early in 1896,
in many respects reSembled tine early
Indian wars in America. Several hun
drcd settlers in the more sparsely set
tied portions of Matabelcland were
murdered by the natives. Survivors i'll
the country districts quickly gathered
in the larger towns and lines of defense
were thrown up, while the existing for
tltlcatlOnS were SuIIlSDIttl IT'S StlohSlH
as possible The natives were at first
commanded by Il son of the late King
Lobengua. To the number of 10000
they gathered on the hills around Buu-
wayo, the principle town.
To n considerable extent they were
actuated by Il sort of religious frenzy,
but other causes are said to have COM
bined to bring about the trouble. Chief
among them were wrOngdoings of the
native police and the imposition by the
South African company of tax ON the
$4,000 houses of the natives. This tax
the natives sternly resisted for many
months, but the chartered company IN
sisted upon this revenue being collected
and refused to make any exception. 1t
was not until Cecil Rhodes, at this time
to some extent under Il cloud because OF
his alleged connection with the rad on
the Transvaal republic conducted by
DIR. Jameson. came to the rescue and
hurried from Rhodesa with an armed
force and the backbone of the rebellion
was broken. Buluwayo itself was for
n time threatened with annihilation by
the blacks, but owing to the brave. de-
Tense made by the citizens and the time
w advance of the column headed by Ce-
ell Rhodes. the state of siege, which
practically existed. was broken, and the
rebels gradually forced back from the
hills surrounding the metropolis of Malta
beleland to their old resorts in the parts
If the country not occupied by EURO
leans
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1896-08-27
AN EXAMINER IN CHARGE

san Angelo, Tex. Aug. 21.-(Special)-
John j. Cannon. national bank examiner.
has arrived and taken charge of the Citi-
zenS' National bank, which recently sus-
ncndCd
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1896-08-27

Christiana. Aug. 23.-It is reported
that DIR. Nansen intends to conduct an
expedition to the Antartic ocean in
search OF the south pole before return
ing to the Artc regions.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1896-08-27
TO SEEK TuE SOI,rI n0I u

he has agreed to adopt the first three
proposals of the powers.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-07
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
New-York. October 9. 1895.

v,
nrm city dressed native sides hrm at e@sl.c per- S
sa,e sas rssio aG nf at Sass per m Ds Cattle @
io'.giie dressed weight shipment. on the Boyic. $3.50
for schwarzschd q suzberger. and $50 quarters OF
beef for n Norris So to,morrow 90, quarters Of beef in
CALvEs~Receip,- 27c head and $40 head mainly.
and steady Westerns not wanted ana fully 2jc lower
quoted 81 a6as. Tor medium weights.
ssies-M Collins; 73 Western calves. 25O N average
Hum. q Mullen; 3 veals. ~ NJ. 81 75o do. 1870
'' at M s. a. DO ica rs,,s m at s. s. 10 10 3 24 n
at ea ID srasser. 247 H. at So i2i; ~ DO ~ o
ssIEEr AND LAMBs-Receipts /. cars. or 24r7 head
FOR the market counting held over yestcrdav II
car. ws" on sale The market was dan yes,er
ssTs to prm %ns0 m M'4I III g s r sheep sl a, 90 a
&c per 10; dressed lambs weak at 7aar ~ '"
ayerag at s. Z per- 100 r. 80 DO % hraiS n ,T6s 6 20 n
H. u Hollis n state lambs ~ H. s5; 10, do. 70
g. pilenhack 100 State lambs: 73 n. at So
.2 State sheep Is 10 at 81; I3 Kentucky do 0i 10 at
sale. The market sagged IN late yesterday lOQ
l'c and quotations today are 81 5oasa 30 for
Country dressed slow at 4a6sc for weights averaging
salcs~IInmS !: Mullen late Monday: ls2 State hogs
- n at s. g sS % per So 100 % NJ M & % DO sgo !, 2 , g g"
common $40 n 81 80; rough ID. 81 So
d. g" N at ss % 81 sat. sIs sSxs $50 ~ r at e do
r g co. rough s1o hoss +, 29 ' at 50 so d. 800 '
at s. 49, 70 Hs late aso MSnay % a. IS, State hogs as NJ
81 TO- los do 72 10, 50 20; do 2si NJ at 81 es Is
s.s n a. 8. 20: do 22s 10. at s26 stass 216 No.
at So ,,,o ys.,sraav. 4. State hogs 17s n at
ssnds.s y aa ia'e ss i ss 81 stays $ m at at
s'::::::: - ETAoIN TAoIN AoIN RDLu RDLu DLurP
New-York tribune., 1896-10-07

last week. IS 200 consigned through 100: to New-Io
100: sale 1900; market opened slow ana q shsdc
lower with offerings mostly Canadas; closed weak Win
bulk Of Canadas selling at - So and Gull: ana common a
lots at 81 75d&4 25 early sales Canada lambs :! w
oo Western common to good g :sgs tS nv msen SHEEP
81 5Og$2 Is.
81 60as4 7O prime 81 5OGs4 good - I5us4 90 tidy.
50 9oas4 10; fair SO 3Od$3 s5 81 5on{3 TO- Com
u good fat bulls and s2Js3l 10 he " oa
81 - Fresh cows and springers S5as4. Hoss-Marks,
asa l5 light Workers 81 35as3 45 pigs s2ass 2o; heavy
hogs 50 25hs3 A. good roughs 81 70 - sheep-Mar
Prime. 81 JOdS3 65: good. 50 pdS3 30: fall
mixed, 81 75G>3 common 81 GIs2 culs 5ocnyl Choics
amts. s. Tgt5 fair 20 good lambs. ~ '3gss 70; YEA
caves. SoM$8 23.
Union Stock Yards. Chicago Oct 8-Cattle-Recspts.
65O head market easier common 10 extra sesrs ~ od
s. Is: and feeders SO 5O4s3 0 and bulls
81 2GS3 5O calves So 50I$6 5 Western rangers " 3og
81 10: Texans 81 5U1 50 IS HogsKeceipts 1900 head;
market strong to &c higher: heavy and shipping iots.
;? Sa$3 30 common to choice mixed ~ JouA w cncice
sheep-Recepts 2l,O0 mead; market weak; inferior TO
choice, s2aS3; lambs. s3aS5 49,, n
National Stock Yards st. Louis. Oct. 6-CatuenHe,, H,
ceipts 5000 head: market strong; native steers, ~
@ 1sys Tsa,s SSw 81 sos
50 %: heavy So o5as3 30 sheep-Rsceipts 2oII head
market dull steady; native mixed ~ Jo Southwest
mixed. 81 80. ,ooo 49,.
Kansas city, Oct s-Hoss-Recept.ss al 49, 600 head
ssass 49, ''S heavy & acass g. SstsieRecips I2soS
oa:, and heifsgs sgs, 50 s:s, s.
ssaSs fsr 70 good q eGs2 eE euT and Wssie
81 60asa NO. calves. $4as9 sheep-Receips 5000 head
market steady.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-07
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Oct 8 tSpeciaD.-An advance in Western
freight rates equal about bushe ordered for
November helped toward strong market. Prices
early showed advance OF y cent. but the
OF this was gone. May opened at 26a cents sold
tween 2G7s and 26& cents and closed 2Gas
ceips Keep liberal. but large they were si2
cars this morning with I20 estimated for Wednes-
day Samples u to q cent higher. There an
excellent shipping demand. with charters for 10000
bushels ''The Judd Farmer yield
al 900 600. bushels.
Oats started strong early but lost all their advance
The last prices the Mondays May opened
at COS cents sold between 20A and l0. and closed
1915 Very large receipts continue the depressing
crcumstance-744 to-day with 5i8 estimated for
Samples Il cent higher early but closed
Ike the futures with their advance gone THE Orange
Judd Farmer estimates the crop at IlIO0OUuO bushes
against 9OOODOUOO last year seaboard cearances
i5l. .O0O.0OO bushels
Provisions firm closing to IA cents Mon-
day for pork cents over for lard and 2s 20
and $4,000 estimated for The incident
wa large buying OF pork through certain commission
houses about barrels There Is slight increase in
speculation. The cash demand In good. continuation
OF improved business conditions is expected help
visions.
ON the curb puts on December wheat closed 6>,sO
esi. cents "calls at 7O. Q.OA cents. Puts May
corn closed 28Aa2GA cents: calls at 70 l-3928s
New-York tribune., 1896-10-07
LONDON WOOL. sAIFr.

.L;sson oct. G.-Messrs. Helmuth. Scnwartze c.
20 A'sIs CHARLES Ba!ne ~ conducted the
seday. There offered 1869 bales. The
vas eager. and cont,ren,al buyers more active but
american operators did nothing. there being t. oMcei
at was suitable ;Or u cir wants Good crossbrcds
due higher in Price, mer1nos slightly harder. and
superior Cape OF Good Hope and Natal In good request
=, ADVANCE Other sorts were unchanged Following
Ns Details Of the days sales. with the prices obtained
New South Wales $3.50 balea. secured Tsd@ls A.. do
s, ss and pece. 4zdas Id: greasy 4hglid. do locks
Vlensand. 90 bales secured sl1dais 2l do locks
s67hd " ''' ' W. ~ ~ '
Victoria 800 baas. secured. 4ildals s.d and
N.a7l.d Wv ~ no ""' '''N''
south Australia. 400 bales secured id@1s I'D: do
~, ss am pieces s.dals; greasy 40ssd do locks and
pieces 2ciGxd
"cs, Australia 100 bales; greasy 4.Q5i2d; do locks
md pieces. 32.4Ikd
New Zealand. 4lDO bales. secured 74qs Al: do locks
pieoes 5g7,.d
v" "a: greasy. ssaGisd
New-York tribune., 1896-10-07
norpr Of APPEALS DECISIONS.
EXPECTED DISPOSITION OF THE INSPECTOR
sHh .rcu1JN CASE NOT FORTHCOMING.

..,rc-rrp DISPOSITION OF THE INSPECTOR
TIE ,,.rcH1.IN CASE NOT FORTHCOMING
oct 6-The Court OF Appeals handed
Ado, orge number of decisions to-day IT was
cow" 0.oa that the court would hand down de-
"p reversing the judgment of extortion rendered
tsi ,oucr courts against former Police Inspector
na,I,n Of New-York City, which resulted In
h~on,ence 10 Sing Sing for two years and six
h,ne Tie conviction was the result OF the
~ '.ou investigation. Justice Dickey granted NC
Nuhun certificate of reasonable doubt pending
70 nneal 10 the Court of Appeals. upon which
DO D.andings against him were stayed and he was
p".a The decision did not come down to-day,
now il is expected next Tuesday. The court
s"sasd down the following decisions:
'n~one agt ST. Nicholas Bank. of New-York,
y,sb j. Grant receiver, appellant Tegarding claim
m n Miils)-Motion to advance denied. on the
s,o,nd that this was not an order finally deter
e,o,,c a special proceeding within the provision
!. ,ha Constitution. Such offer Is only receiv-
-. vhen certified 10 this court by the Appellate
pyson
IN 70 estate of Augustus Weting-Or6er so modi-
a.. as to exempt from taxation the bonds owned
:, accident that were issued by the United States.
ne so modified, affirmed with costs In this
ou,, 10 either party.
r,or,as Lewis agt Emily y. Cook and others,
..nsllar,s-Judg nont reversed and Judgment or
,osts in all courts.
robn $. Zuch agt. Hillsdale Coal and Iron Com
ANY. appellant; A. Croveno agt. Atlantic Avenue
pp.0road Company. of Brooklyn. appellant; People
-, American Loan and Trust Company. burrows
ts"simmOns. recelvers-Appeals dismissed win
costs. ., , ,,,,,, ar, I,i,tsburg Cbenaneo
- axe Erie Railroad Company; tillDSrt T. ohep-
ssara appellant. agt Alexander T. Moodhe; charles
Hedges and another agt. West Shore Raliroah
"A others appellants: Iucius b. Hutchinson ast
ne Manhattan Company. appellant f-usehc -
Sr,nn aCt the Ontario County National Bank. ap-
ysyan,: Harriet NJ. Palmer. appellant. akt. John
K "palrer-Judgmcnts reversed. new Trial granted,
sosts 10 abide event ,,., !,
eOI iobn Kiernan agt. Dutchess County Mutual In,
..rance Company appellant: Patrick {: Redmond
sst Industrial Benefit Association appeiiant; j.. A.
Ittsek agl VI l. Goldman, appellant; A. j. Rogers,
Mnasslan; agt. Elizabeth Patterson ana others;
III Nealis ag;. American Tube and Iron company,
ss,nelant; Thomas Maddox agt Henry ~ Koot,
ssrppeant; George liales agt l. X Mestaniz. appel
mi: Moses Hawkins agt. John q. Beakes ana an
n,ber S appellant; Frank II. Lowell agi. George w.
Jacobs appellant: George ". Martin and others
ss, Samuel C. Freed, Observation-Disclosures af-
sYmed with costs. , o,Au, ,
rFrancis Charles lie Marchant and Others agt
G. Moore and others. Observation-Disclosures
shrmed. without costs TO either party
The Court of Appeals day calendar FOR to-norroW
Is Nos ll2s l,lt5 63l. s22, 63S. GA. tS6 and eS7.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-07
THE CABLE-CAR WORSE THAN RUN.

When Albert Dent. a German cabnan, living at
No III East Fif.eenth-st., arraigned In Jeffer
son Market Court yesterday morning by Policeman
Stephenson. OF the TenderlOn station. he In a
most dilapdated condition. and mis- appearance
seemed warrant the charge Of the policeman that
ne had been 700 much intoxicated Monday night to
take care OF himself Stephenson told Magistrate
Crane thar he mad arrested Dent al Fortieth-st and
broddNdy dl O'Clock yesterday morning, az he was
very drunk and mad just come into collision with
eao.e-caT, w;n ne usual resul; that his fea
han been disturbed
Den; declared inat he had never touched drop Of
iquOi in mis- h!e and mat MS unsteadlness was due
70 the fact that dizzy from his collision with
tae cdble-car. He finally admitted that he always
lcok one drink in the morning before he started in
10 do his work and that he had done So as usual.
Yesterday morning
Was il the drink the car that did you up this
morning" asked Magistrate Crane.
Ven Juch." said Dent, as ne fel; the bumps
ms mead y guess dot der calle-car was worse tho
run arotty yet" He was discharged
New-York tribune., 1896-10-07
Conf.n.d
GENERAL. MARKET REPORT.


,.,rrox The market closed steady At point net
,ti,a Ia u.int net advance Total sales were "" Sp
uta. Tn. market quite marrow and not very active
al,hough consider the rh!ts m 'eirh i"".
srte, s,,r,.d with loss - sal points ne compared
t,h yeserday- closing figures this decline being on
- having and iIeIond rance nl Whfl-n
~. sh0ry after opening there was raily whi'h
,.,, -, trc.a ON active months about points above
,as,.,is,s closing being due to an improvement
IN Iiy,rtool Liverpool did not hold Its sIN"nt"se
with ne loss ~ JG5 points WINE
-, vanches.r ynrfs and cloths dull but steady
rh.ra ga, fair In spot cotton at Liverpool
IL. a,,~v,,lnr 1000 bales. The movement Is SIN
ar lIi.ral scal. Reports from N" cotton belt thst
suot cotton is offered decline of l-l"G'Nc Private
,epor, say prospects improving ana IN fact
sr it,e~ than antcipated Mississippi Tennessee and
,.i,b them through October ana
nnssitv .,rlv SoNc-i-r They ar" inclined however.
T. ian, ror once peccnb.r and January. The weather
man repr, weather In the cotton belt some lo'a!
r,d.rs ar, inclined bevr that present prices
con, IN. value Of cotton the basis of crop OF sJpU
ai,u 1p against 2,i3l" last week and 20? oi'
st year Receipts Houston to-day were - '2 bales.
ry.in4, 4. day last week and ~ ". lat
a, Ne,nphs 224 bales : 243 last week and 363
4oDG bales, against 1910 last week
and 4 W27 last fs.'.p;- at Houston "Wednesday
loU1l last year 'i"cfip- at N-w-ori-'n-
WEDNESDAY are estimated al 1900 10 GWD btl"s against
a, the prncpai ports TO-DAY follows Galveston
lac, yc,r New 81 $50 bales - 33i
~, eoi Mobile bales 3ss and NJ. Savannah
slo ngansi and l20ss Charleston +sit. against
I 0Ia ana 13i, Norfolk. IO0+4 against s5++ and 3Git
bales.
Onenng range ,nd close today closing bids he
New-York tribune., 1896-10-07

ash
s!s:: :s!; 's.Is s.s S :.
' ss,: ':asf sss g %:y :ssSs
E: .i @ s s. & AZ, Ss
hq slssss Ssir ss d. Dss 91ss
sn ss fIi nsssd sa oRav "a @
on tn. Produce Exchange today ,hs butter market ys
m ssa Sssmny s, s as:s stock s seconds 's
s.. sss. !: sSsss is%y s5E$s s$s ps.n @ q:
- Is; fancy So tsass 60 whsa. strong No 10, =
s a s % NG Corn red m nsw EAR a Old SS AIS
ssa aTga Witt ear 2s %seS s a, ear N c mXss ys,sy
M rejected missa Isc MC ssh whs kesr pS.s sss
Ea%y s 81 Lara ri .y Sesi i% isaf in tubs .e
a &c bid and r +Se r asked @ Rry sa shSr
clear sides 4c bellies 4sc Bacon steady loose Oh
Ss.' ss ' iSS i9S' sfs
ss ia.a.e' .. h EFs s, "sm a 81 I IS 4'e Tor ''fS"
Milwaukee Oct. 6.-wheat opened buoyant and G ii
higher December opened at se rose to S ana Sars SgS,
sf sfn &c. do od Gss.c 80 Northern G7aC7sc do Old
Sample sas sSss ,'a Re Gn rm ss sni as'st s
DEMAND rack a7c 80 ao $5'sgsSs 10 30 ;s a.
sales the inside ssre Flour, zoe :. higher choice hard
bid over yesterdays close beneficial effect the
spirits OF those VINO mad held Wn-at
December opened S2c. advanced steadily IN the nrst
hour slight reaction G6%c declined later 10
Cs5lzc low point session. and closed steady al
65s.Q65xc There light trading in May; opened at
t,c advanced Gyc and closed at the opening price
Cash wheat-Iess interest manifested in new No
Northern and No. wheat. and prices declined. This
however did apply to standard new wheat. for which
IN excellent demand a.c under December prevailed.
No. Northern sold at the opening al lisc under No
but the price rather quickly &c under Old No
Northern changed hands at .a'ss over Dscember 90
rrn. tss.c 64Ac: old 10 2 Northern. 6'c; new
81 Is Production $1,000 bbls shipments G5 1855 bbls.
Mlsutrs-Bran in bulk quoted at 81 '5as4 -; shortA
81 50q$5 10; mddngs $6g$6 20.
Philadelphia. oct, e.-Four quiet. unchanged Wheat
light contract wheat, October s2u12c:
November 73a 73.c, December 14QI4.c. January, $50
T5.c. Corn quiet. nrm; No mixed. 2stq20c; Novem.
b.r 29a29i.c December. 2Sku2N Oats quiet: No 2
white October November. December and January 25IaV
fc Eggs-Choice fresh stock in good demand;
Pennsylvania nrsts I7iac: Western do l6ha7c Sugars
Refined dull unchanged. Other articles unchanged.
St. Louis Oct. 6-Flcur unchanged. Wheat higher;
October bid: December 7lAailIsc bid May. 15ssc.
higher: October 2l4c asked December 2issa2liao
asked May 24.a24Ac asked OATS higher: October ldo
nominal, May 2Oc bid Eggs higher l3c. Butter firm.
higher creamery i7saisc: seconds. 2ai3c. Wool
BE- and braid 1i1qi2c Other articles unchanged
New-York tribune., 1896-10-07
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS

e."'erI.o Of oct. g. 3.i. D.. -Beef-Ex.a India
Waa, st or line mess firm AT 4Os Pork-Ir me mess.
Esn Es..fh nae. hrm at As 81 do msd um firm at 400
htri cut. about IL 10 16 H. firm at As ,ic
~ cut about ~ 20 % 10. st.aiy at s2s: short
.i. snost 70 10 - 10 steady x4s "a long Il a. me
hght about 80 10 IS No. steady 4 2ss 81 long c.esr
.s avg, about ~ Ia ~ ID 81 ady a 2Ss s1 RI
e; ddies heayy. about u 10 80 H. sic d. lis 6I:
sh, 20 abo, u 10 IL h dui a. 90 81 srou.drs.
,,s .t ~ 70 ~ u, dull at rs. Lard-Prime W n.
a.. aly at Us oh ese-AMercan nnest wi ite.
HSas. rnke. n;m at i7: do col rcd. Ausut MAKE.
] s. az sos Talo~--Prm me city frm st 21s 3. Co tDc
p~n,, o,dysToo refined hrn at I,s Srrs Of iu-
Wtns sienay al Dos ID. X, sir, mmon firm a. - I'd.
W..s WsasNo Northern - r.rs tte,dy at es Corr Nike
spot him at % l0Nd: october III at - I0td
i~1-oI Louis fancy winter 6,m 1t 70 ID. Hops at
New-York tribune., 1896-10-07

Mar.
compared ,es'erdays closing prices Transferrible
r.reirs a5i bales: 3i+y bales Exports: Continent
az toIrs ,rea, i;ritan. 51Io tales. forwarded sI5
isies 52 bales spnners 80 bales stock lo2 l9'
b,cs Total receipts u1ay. &C. leo h1"t; thus far
Uis w.ek Is2 10 bales. Exports today: Great Britain
n 4j bales Continent 1910 bales Thus far this week
Great Britain ~ 25s bales France. $50 bales Continent
1a1 Ia stock -? 36l bales. SPOT cotton 49,
n~,r rniddling uplanis $40. middl gulf Ssc Sales
.5 bales Including 30 bales spinning. and $500 ba,es
IJverpool cahle-SpOt cotton. fair business doing
.,l.s iO90 bales Speculation: and export 800 bales
American bales receipts. 1900 bales al American
MIdGlne upands. 10 32d. Futures easy. 3 ~ To ~
SerIins' closed steady 3 to . points net decline. Jan
aic. ,prI MAY 4iGb: MayJune. +iGsb June July 4i1b
I,, i,ig,si 4i7i,s October 425sb October November
aoiias November December. 4lsi4b December January
~. Manchesier-Yarns and cloths dull but strong.
c0TFEE- and March deliveries monopollzrd
,.n,ion and there a moderate of switching.
A., easier tone cv, oped realizing Total transactions
ys@r. Irht Rio refs higher and Santos
hanged Pending further crop nHvices from Brazil the
lie waiting one Rlo clearahre-
az t'nted states. 10000 bags; stock. 330Hn bags
e.n,os aioted good average green ~ ~, 'oo
pr.in,s cr two days 329D bags: stock. $4,000 bags
tyca.ances from Rio per steamship Etonia, loo bag
q, a ner Analn from santos oWr bags l,ellcnt. 500
10. FlaNman, 5000 bags. and boris. 1900 bags
r.an'',a,. o1iober November. i'-cemer January ana
;0 4, ufgs: March June. ~ 75 pigs. Have
ayanceI IT, from SATURDAYS closing. In sympathy with
our Closed irregular 2On2a points decline. sales
lnoa udf
New-York tribune., 1896-10-07
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

Buffalo. Oct 6.--Cattle-Recepts last "a hours @ sos
week. consigned through. 2s to New-York 2si; on
sale lbs including nve cars held over market opened
ul with and sprngers firm for fresh lots; veals
slow at IS so0se: nnon 70 fair s. 5eass; four heavy
Receipts last - hours 1880 head: total for week thus
far 3i3iO for time last week. y 600 consigned
through Wjo to I, ,6O sale 1900 inarke;
opened and shade higher foI YosSers and pss
So 5O mixed packers 81 5O1&3 SIS: extreme heavy 81 500
IS SO medium 81 4Ofs3 IS; roughs 81 0od$3 10: sags
81 25sIS2 75 sheep and ambsReceIps last - hours.
400 head total for thus far 1920; for time
New-York tribune., 1896-10-07

Iothis ,on dried hides firm. and In some cases
HIDE anJ demand Is good. The market Is pretty
niue hls 49,, an some kinds city -aushters are nr
wen cish u.ek were ~ go hides anh receipts W w,
% ~ stock on hand Is 40 400 hides ana s S; & s
Masnnras i2c 0rnoco. i3c Bosoa ,2~ He"ias ps
Anrrosnn, " inc. dry saed. Maracaibo. sc savaniila
asc Te1a. 9sc Maamoras 9c Sontnss avsn. 'nS Az fse
saw ,ughtcr spready nominal naye stss1s s cow
rontry slaughter steers. cm0'sc; GOV" "."oc
brr 5iic. - =, A. ., ,,,oo. hoys
i,ancsd iIttle supplies held ~ very strong
nsr, sse. have made. including 300 bales al 5sc
pai"rs o. 90 bacs interior on the basis OF 3xc The
a,n afion is now that basis: Manila 10 STEADY. nus
quie but steady Foreign narnet- are. ere nhn hsm,
yua rni,"d Kingdom 4sc: sisal spot 3+c shipment
aac; jute spot ssa4e: shipment 2,satac jafe ou.ts
{i.'isc. mixing NC: bagsing. 1'sG2c ,,.. sx.
lEATIIER-Hemlock s without very important e"""se'
New-York tribune., 1896-10-07
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS

Galveston Oct. Cotton quiet. rniddIing 7ssc: low
Rcd.ng '": good oIfnary 7c: net and receipts
"il tal~e saics. LIZ bales. stock l1i.240 Dales
No:iolh, oct d-COttcn steady; midillng, 91cc; low
m.dclng 3-lGc: good ordinary. Gl.c; gross
cps lOOIf bales. exports Cyastwise SiI7
W. bal-s stock ~ sD5 bales.
New-Orloans Oct. Cotton steady; good rniddlirg
.sls: mdllinc Is,c: low nifdling. 3-lGc: good
enaEy j-1Gc receipis 3!.5O naies; gross
Dses exports t. the Continent 6425 bales sales GC0O
piles: stock. 2i4O67 bales
savannah, Oct. 6-Coton quiet. middling 5-iGc; low
nhcfi'ng l-lGc. net and receipts 1863 bales
G'es .026 taIcs stock. ~. 723 bales