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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-12-01
Lamp Shade Frames.

A large assortment OF wire frames for tis
SIZE paper and silk lamp shades just received.
Several sizes and half dozen shapes in each
size. For sale by Il. G. Osteen l. Co.
Nov 9-lw
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-12-01
LYNcH1NGs IN GEORGIA.
One for Usual Crime-An-
other for Mule Stealing.

Savannah, Ga, Nov. 25-An un-
koovn negro vas killed by lynchers
near Blacksbear this afternoon, his
body being literally riddled by bullets
fred by baod of angry citizens, who
we're pursuing him with the intention
Of killing him.
The crime for which be paid the
penalty at the hands Of Judge Lynch
vas the usual horrible one. with Miss
Rebie Davis. the 17-year-old daughter
of Eli Davis. farmer, living seven
miles north Of Blackshear, as the vic.
tim
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-12-01

The pcstofice at Max.on, N G., was
entered Monday night, the safe blown
open aud 500 in money aud $3.50
worth OF stamps and the contents of
four registered letters taken.
Three negroes have beer killed in
the vicinity Of Basesburg since Satur-
day night. Al! were killed in negro
rows
Earnest u. Reeder. of Charleston.
who disappeared in June has been To-
Gated at Central, Texas. He started
for the Klondike, bus landed 10 Texas.
A story comes from Morgan. Texas,
that confession, left by one Blauther,
alias Forbes. who committed suicide in
Jail on March 4tb, has been discovered
ip which it is stated that be killed the
women for the murder of whom Theo-
dore Durrant is now under sentence Of
death in California.
Walter Cooley, soo Of a prosper
Gus farmer of Greenville county, was
accidentally killed ou Sunday by John
Pearson.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-12-01

And Andrew Pickens, unconquera.
BILE partizan, gentle paci6cator, stands
a foremost representative of the up
per Carolina A leader of men at
81, his first campaign against the
Cherokees. Then, and in his later
yeass like Penn, the trne hearted
Pickens befriended the helples In
dian. The untutored savage, bribed
by British minions to regard the pa
triots deadly foes, in supposed de-
fence of hunting ground and wig
wan, frequently raided the pale face
villages Pickens dispatched against
them. The stern warrior does his
duty, but his heart melts at the des-
olation he must cause. He thinks of
the Indian maiden, wild flower of the
forest, of the harmless little papoose
whose tiny footprints be sees among
the silken corn, the humble wigwam
in flames, the despair of the braves,
and although he yields not, such is
his magnaninity that the wild chill
dren of nature submit to him and
pledge him their devotion, calling
him "The Great Sky Augusta
Religion and mercy are ever the
companions of Pickens We trace
his steps, his deeds are pleasant to
our eyes.
Though the storm breaks in fury
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-12-01

Waycross. Ga, Nov. 25 Jerry
johnson, negro. was lynched late this
afternoon by mob mile aud half
beyond Screveu. He was in charge Of
officers and was being taken to Jail at
Jessup. A crowd Of armed men rode
mp to the officers and demanded the
prisoner. The negro was made the
target for pumber Of rifles, and his
body was literally torn to pieces with
leaden balls. According to Mr.. Grey,
a merchant of Screven, the negro stole
mule last night from Mr. Powell.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-10
LIVE STOCK MARKET.


BEEvEsRecepts q cars or S,S head AL or e ak
sides slow at 'HSi2c per I'D LATEST
cables quoted American weak al LONDON ana LVr
pool at ONlc dressed weight live sheep steady AZ 80
3i2c dressed weight refrigerator beci sels az 800
Of beef on the Manitoba Iond 40 cattle on tho
British KING the port 100 cattle on the Buffalo
to Hull. cat. me BOSTON tlN 20 Brslu.. 21"i
quarters Of beef the Aurania to Liverpool The cam
bra will 10 London go cattle. but VIII not get
of before tomorrow Monday
CAI.VES--So receipts and trading worth noting.
steady city dressed veals quiet az SHllc per
n country "a Toe little calves 5sGc
dressed barnyard calves at 4izn6izc
]. u. Nelson sold late yesterday GS Western calves
Common 2GO n average, MT So per 100 10
SHEEP AND LAMI;S-Reccipts - cars. 2.1Ts head
. city butchers and II cars for the
27i2 sale. sheep wanted and firm. lambs
were higher effected Just about
Yesterdays figures and 1Ji. reported unsOd
late hour Medium to prime sheep sold at 81 ;oaSI %
81 1916 30. No Canadian lambs sold. Dressed
steady per 10. and dressed lambs quiet
Sales. Judd Co.: 2n3 Michigan lambs. Il n aver
81 40 per 100 IL. 800 state do So 10. 81:
do IS 10 s. 40 90 Buffalo sheep los H. AZ 81 81
do % n. So 30: ~ do. 100 10. 81 Is
NJ Collins: l9i State lambs. - H. 50 - 30
sylvania do. II ~ 81 40: DO. G6 NJ 81 -; 100
81 30 l03 ~ 81 10: 10 culls.' 50 n So 80
u. Harrington ISL State lambs. 10 n. 37g: no
Michigan do 70 ~ at So 3Iiz 100 Michigan sheep H.
81.
J. II. wikerson: eos Ohio lambs rs H. at s. 20: 2
yearlings. - n. at S.
HOGs-Receipts 81 cars 3s5 head all for slaugl-
erers Markei nominaly steady 50 >oasi 20 for
A. W Lamb sold late Friday: - Western pigs 10 10
average - 10 per 100 n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-10

Chicago Jan o (specian-wheat traders here
find higher Liverpool cables this morning.
respond extreme weakness on this side on
Friday The Continents. markets did. Paris and Berlin
both coming lower. The first impulse call the
Liverpool market rugged Private English messages:
fully strong the public ones and most
signcan, OF ALL they brought buying orders Further
Liverpool accepted wheat over night and there wac
the assertion that some spot was done mere
Among other novel incidents of the day re
cept by one Of the shppns soIes OF On 'nanry from
Liverpool advance here. The first prices.
PrggS c%e ap1 s me and s sd Closed at
Argentine shipments We're small 800 D1sh asainss
in the Azon district OF Russia declared unfavorable
fair io,al-3 bush but clearances for the day
only 5000 bush Minneapolis reported
Northwester,i receipts ghti74 cars against 6S4
cars 1' a zp %ns Snd bere F a n to ee
that considerable business Of that sort is being com
MAXIM m5Shs it i%p@sslle facs good demand ior
January at only Be under May lent credSnce to the state
large reason why the price could not
We %i, so IL 0 csTs ' ssi% mated for Monday
There was the Of selling OF has been
reduction in rail rates from The Wet IS Intended Inc
elevator concerns the interests which always get these
in nc This 1ns t99 from
the seaboari for the weeks s,oco bush. Goodelzed
aS SaEss w about ESQ COO bush in excess Of the week
precious May sold from 25c to 2isQ2'.c. and closed
at 2f|c. ,,, -. a.
Oats were easier because May sold from loc
T., isac and closed ~ 1870 Samples nc lower
Recepis were lght-lG3 with l12 estimated for
Monday Seaboard only 29OO bush. The
selling was by the West. The buying was by shorts.
notably Updykc. -, $780,, ,,, $50
Friday and lard at the price The trade continued
10 show some Increase At the outset there was some
realizing by those who had got In earlier in the week
and had small profits me EngIsh houses CONTINUED
sellera There were Is 600 hogs The estimate for Mon
dav was ~ Oo and for week cocoon. Packers re-
,ored an imn~,vcd demand and Of the buying
was against this cash business 49,
on fhe curb 'pus' May wheat closed at soto
.calis'' at sei.c Puts May corn 24%c. calls"
24s.a2i7.c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-10
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

Buffalo Jan a-Catte- Receipts for the last twenty
four hours. 1888 head total for week thus far IT, 13s:
39ls TO New-York. 2GiO; sale. 90. Market opened
steady and closed weak: good steers 81 OJus4 % Neals
steady tops So H. common to good. Sil 30. Hogs
Receipts for the last four hours 15aO head
thus far. Gi.4SO. for the week
81. 100; consigned through 3iO. Ncw-York ilGO;
sale. 96o. Market opened and closed steady. all
mixed packers 81 ~, medium and heavy. 81 10. roughs.
s3QS3 To- stays 81 25GS2 -. Sheep and lambsecepis
last twentyfour hours 800 head total for
thus 81 500. for the time last week. 1900
opened active and l0n higher for lambs sheep
stronger. closed firm and steady all sold. Best lambs
s. 1895 %: good. 81 75as5 10, culs common.
81 50gS4 co. mixed sheep good 10 choice So sJuSi culs
fair sass Go: extra ohio wethors. 81 81.
Union Stock Yards Chicago Jan. 9-cate-Receipts
800 head market steady Common 10 extra steers So JOf
81 a.: stockers and feeders S3as3 IS: bulls
81 75ds3 calves. 81 2ja$C 10 Texans 81 50GSi 80
Hogs-Rcceipts 22O0G head market firm and &c higher
choice mixed 81 25gs3 ~ choice assorted 81 4os3 so
light So 3OaSs 30; pigs s3as3 sheep-Receips 1000
head market steady Inferior 10 choice. So 5oIs3 10
lambs, 50 j0Vs5 %
St Louis Jan. 9-Cattle- Receipts I.I75 head: mar
ket steady Native steers S3us3 30 81 $50
81 20: 10. Texas 81 15Ns2 - Hogs
50 2oGs3 25 packers S3G$3 20 heavy o0d3 sheep
Receipts. 423 head market firm. Native mixed So 81
lambs s. %.
East Liberty Jan 9-ca,t.e-Ex,ra 81 Doa<5 To-
prime 81 soasi 90 good. 81 3oGs4 40: tidy 81 300
81 So fair 50 aoasI p; common. s3aS3 30;
geed fat bulls end cows sTaS. g; heier, Sc 5ogsi %
prime medium s. 55ds3 "a; prime light SO 6oaS3 65
heavy hogs So 3On 81 40 good roughs $34S3 10 Sheep
s MsTks s. aes 90 s. Is c
choice lambs, S51s5 -: fair 10 good lambs Sass 10
calves. s5U<1.
heavy 81 i5ass 2ss; PIGS 81 S5ass 10 ca,s-Re
oeip,s 900 heed: market nominal. sheep-Receips 800
q heai
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-10
CASH QUOTATIONS..
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-iork. January y. 1871
COTTON-The local market closed steady. with 70
hglres little under the highest Of the day
The market had fair swing for the day Liverpool was
favorable ADVANCE OF
yesterday The continued liberal taings Of spot cotton
abroad the goods market indicates continuation OF
demand There no new develop
the local situation The movement continues 10
light. ana is estimated that the receipts at the
within % 600 bales OF that total The re
ceips at ports 10000 bales and last
year 1913. 900 and 2llVVo bales The re-
watched with great interest as II rs admitted
much upon movement from The receipts at
Eew-Orleans Monday estimated at 5000 10 !,Wp
bales Houston. 5000 $500 bales against 5I6
day week and 2,l3l last The receipts at
Houston today 43i9 bales against SO, same day
last week and 333 last Augusta 22s bales against
against $50 $50: Louis 297 bales against Nil and
1855: 22i6 bales against 45 and 424 bales
telegraph THE Financial Chronicle up 20
Friday indicate that rain has been quite general
lions Of Arkansas Tennessee louisiana, Texas and Mis-
sssippi the precipitation has been rather heavy The
temperature has little lower. The movement OF
crop fairly liberal Farm work is making
the week 203 7l7 bales against so last year. The
in sight January : 6,403.I7S bales against
period last year thus showing an increase
sight compared with last year Of 1SS'0io
bales The total visible supply shows an increase Of
1917 bales compared with the same date OF 1876.
falling 627. 31s bales from the corresponding date
OF 1885. a Ss1.2S1 bales from 1894 The
visible is 30 1913 bales against lis '6
year ASH 5 in 1895 and 1901 GA in 1894. The
American supply is 3.ss4o33 bales compared with
$3.50 $50 in 1896
Opening range and close to-day and closing bids the
previous night and last year follow;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-10
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.


..>s ANN pr,sThe market turned a little for the
better yesterday afternoon and was anG ri have had
sales Al g5c and is an unwiiHea,sss On VIZ
part s46n 81 o sG at 81 i5asi ~ doing red Kid
nsy but 81 40 is ssHeG DOR Green ea steady
Are e,6 no dmcso marrsw choice per bush 81 ln 81 M
fair 10 sSoa wgte kdney choice 81 lOas So red Kid
sSa9ct 90 w 40 o lr 10 good 81 2oasl 81; do yellow
eve 81 5gs 2o lima cai0 T DO F bee S scc
Ri TTER-The week is closing with rather nll i,I
for fancy n fresh arTs for the last two or
prompted ose nSs en 70 e to force an ad
vance all feeling that zoe for any
a1iSr that Ma' eTa s we sri,
ke buyers giving bg, ' he nanng Of ens
thing except fancy and IT reqsi STATE te dary ucp shows
and take moderate qrlLtity Of tubs at ig lac ana
sns at lST s sxr, a., SS 1s generally some Of
poorer lots going down to sos The SHIPMENTS Sa GT i he
Me eeh are room on next for London
R e4 bee? ao Sns az rss sGsc thirds ls
l1e 90 S Wrn fancy 7ilsc do seconds rss II
al pea STATE dairy Sa rkns fan Isa BIZ
S SS entirc aes ssa4c do seconds to rss ~:
&c a s,ae imitation creanery sts i5qGc seconds g
ds,s G4c factory flssh eI1ras i$ R DO s ,
s DO 90 seconds to s,s salic rolls fresh. sa i4c
are s sh about 's ssadg S' pa trade a 9o
Vices from the West generally indicate lignt receipts iQr
increase These indications however very doubtful
snf n poiton and liable momen,
Refrigerator is moving slowly ana is very freely
offered about former Guota,ons We quote Jersey ana
nearby fancy dozen 2iq22e Pennsyiyania' fresh
prme isa iaS Kcnuehy ehSiSe l7g,5s;
f Ss dc DO Pems "er fall ' choice
do early packed choice lic DO fair 70 good per case 50
@ss 30 DO oase ss@ss &c. Do lined Prime choice per
dozen I4q I4i4c; do defective. per case. s2g$3
hSms 5asGs asd pes. s ssas &
s look ng undeprced cheese and all grades below
making INQUIRIES for fancy cheese. and order
rennr,ed Tar 700 boxes top quotation. Skins
in supply and desirable grades IN gSoa de nan
inderyrades OF skins and little more than nomi-
nall Liverpool able 5s Sd for both coloed and white
coored or white 104g11c do late made prime lVglO..c
do far to good 9i.@0ac do common 7sslzS; do small
~ ate made good choice 0i.aloi5c; do common To
fair 7sQsisc light skins sqots par, SKINS goo 70
FKi,Ils-FRESH-A liberal supply OF apples remains
unsold and trade is dull strictly choice Qualities OF RED
weak Grapes quiet and about STEADY cranberries are
moving at all promptly and ieeS and are nr
sound held with more Confidence Florida oranges
quiet Of irregular quality and value Compare
Tancernes man6arins and grape fruit bring fni prices
when fancy undergrades are Of slow sale, We quote
Ape 20 ar siasi 5o Northern spy state 81 25a
81 sos Baldwin. Vermont and Northern; fancy 81 259
?ocGsl g-eening Vermont and Northern fancy. 81 258
81 81; do Western New-Yok. prime. oocusl; DO, up
river 9oe@si greening and BALDWIN ordinary .oasSc
basket. loal2c; d. Concord 1910 Concord ana ca
ss s sS o s ate extra Usual Fss ny
tat o. d. Jersey S sr 9 fancy sssss
asas ines oda per box ssssio mandsrs Florida
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-10
Saturday. January 9-p. m.

Deposits Of the associated banks increased
this week S17 253 200. making a total Increase
since the first week in November Of Slot"o-
600 In the same time loans have Increased
SIS 1886 800 The heavy January interest ana
dividend disbursements were the chief factors
in this weeks statement. the payments by the
Sub-Treasury alone to the banks causing loss
to the Sub Treasury Of S66I6t?l. cash IN
creased S1jOl1.SO0. made by sain IN specie
of 500. 700, and gain in legal tenders 81 slf-
467 100 and the result Of all the changes was
an increase in surplus of SO IOiJD to Si3"'l'-
40 against 27,1S3. 100 this week a year ago.
and S41 1872 200 in the same time in 1890. Loans
gave a small decrease. S2j9.1oo. but consider
able lending in the last part or the week Nas
not reflected in the statement whlcn cpEer'i
results up to Thursday night only. The increase
in deposits the largest in any week since
the election except in the week ending Mo-
vember 81 when deposits Increased S21 .93I 500
II Is to be noticed. however That IN tnat week
there was an expansion OF nearly slp"V""" III
loans, while this week. as noted peiorr l"dns
gave a small contraction. Compared WIN tns
same weeks in preceding years the showing or
the banks this week was almost unprecedented
The stock market dull and professional
exhibition of trading. with prices lower on
profit-taking sales. Local traders were encour.
aged to sell by arbitrage house lIquldatlon put
losses as rule. small and unimportant
Illinois Steel and Wheeling and Lake Erie pre-
ferred were the chief weak features. loss 81
Js. per cent being made in the hrst named on
small sales said TO be due To unsatisfactory
trade conditions. while Wheeling and Lake Erie
preferred was affected by the reports and fears
of rate cutting on the soft coal roads, induced ny
reports OF cutting by Baltimore and ONO. Jer-
sey Central was a strong feature al an advance
of > per cent and United States Leather pre-
ferred was higher on small purchases and the
absence Of the selling tendency recently prevail
ing Opinion the chances Of the passage or
the Pacific Railroads funding bill was not 50
confident to-day and the stock sold down a
fraction while Delaware and Hudson continued
heavy at a small net loss 1t was reported by n
local news bureau that Union Pacific reorganl-
cation underwriting syndicate. representing Slo.-
600 400 had been completed and that II the
funding bill were passed the Government debt
would be cared for under its provision. and. II
not the sum underwritten would provide for
settlement with the Government
Closing prices for last sales OF the principal
active stocks. compared with the final figures ~
q fnllnMs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-10
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

London. Jan. 0. 80 p. neutrality-suspicious. lin for
money and ii7s the account: Canadian Pacific. 5Is
Erie is,s Erie first preferred 30 Illinois Central co..
Mexican ordinary q. 81 Paul common. 16. New-Nork
Central 97I.: Pennsy lvania 53. reading 1875 Mexican
Central per bonds 6sis Louisville and Nashville.
BOZ: Atchison I4is Paris advices quote
I02 francs 42is centme~ for the account
43O D. m.-par!s advices quote cent rcnes at 1O2
for the account and exchange Lon
IS 22is centimes for checks. -
Berlin Jan. 9--Exchange London. 20 marks 3.i1
pfennngs sight and 90 y pennings for day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-10
SOUTHERN cotton MARKETS.

Savannah Jan. Cotton eteady; middins. l3.6c
celps bales: exports the Continent $500 bales
sales So bales: stock. % Ies bales
Galveston Jan 9-Coton firm; mdding. 6 i5lGc; low
middlng II Ice; good ordinary. bloc net receipts
134 bales: groSs G03t bales sales 1888 bales; spin
ners bales: stock. III $50 bales.
Norfolk. Jan cotton him in'adnns o .
receipts bales exports Great Britain ~ bales
coastwise bales sales lsG bales stock & 800 bales
New-orleans Jan cotton firm: good ordinary. ~
rn,dfllng m!dfng CSC. good ordinary Bac; net
ecepts 35 bales: gross bales; exports France
n 43 bales: coastwse 81 bales Gales 1850 bales stock
% hnles
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-10
Nrw.YeRK DAILY TRIBUNE, SUNDAY, JANUARY TO- 1897

des heavy about 4s 80 ~ steady at p: o. G,eSt
~ TO IA H. Arm nj 27s. Lnrd-Primc western spos
steady at 2 Chces,-American finest white ana o,tnn
arm Mt SIS Cd 'Taow-Prime city firm at lvs S1'.vn
seed oi-Lverpool refined nrm at los 3D. Splits o. "A
strong nj COS I'd R1sinCommon steady Al os oa
Wheat-No red winter no stock; No Northern spring
Arm at rs I'D Con--Mxed Western spot OLD s.eaay
o. iOd January steady 2s 91d February steaay q.
p iod March steady at 2s 10d Flour-st Louis fancy
winter steady at % 3D.. Hops at London-fachc ''"'
Arm al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-10
THE STATE or TRADE.

oIssi sS ! ssas sF0sF a, qu's yssS
sample e3d1se do on grade ssa e. sD9Sk 7sS
sI.c FebruaTy' 27tS27,sc: Mach 27sa27i.c APRIL
2sE62ssc: steamer. mixed 23'sq2ol.c; southern ssim
No white 2ia25l4c: No mixed 2l@22c stock 9ii ooo
bush. Rye firm 30 42s@5c no W ,s,sb
ndc itTisc fancy creamery sc saOc
Eggs steady at lie. Coffee quiet at lo%c.
BOSTON Jan 9-Flour held about tteady. with trade
vet dull sprng PATENTS 81 75as TO- clear and sraish,s
sragls 81 GcaS5 cornmeal quiet 6OdG2c bag, 81 10
as 50 bs Corn quiet steamer % yeH DN.a Old a ia
o7isc: new oats 2i,sa2Gzc Mfeed steady spring bran
to ship lake rail sl 25as1l go winter bran s2 q
eisiG 75 Pork quiet: long and short cuts $40 %: backs
50 5oGs %; lean ends si2. Hams 9saioc. Lard iSc
Iai2c Vermont dairy i7diSc: common. I3a 16c Lambs
ouet 7a9lsc mutton and warnings oa,c Veal .m"c
nearby 25c choice 1922: Western 1sG l9c:
Michigan 100 Beans plenty and dull yellow eyes 81 90
si 10: red kidneys. 81 3oMSi 80; marrow pea 95cmsi
Northern young turkeys 3n ic Western. ia 3c North
ern fowls loaI2c chickens. i2alic: Western chickens
Mountains 4odt5c sweets Jersey. 81 81 Dbl
Oranges valencias 80 5o@s 20 Jamacas s. 'olS
s,GasI7: lower grades. si2as15. straw quiet. slsD
$40 Leather firm: hemlock sole: non acid hrsts 200
2 "a SECONDS ''' "''" ''' '''' ''' '''''''
Buffalo Jan. o-sprlng wheat firm; No hard closed
asi.c for old a2,.c FOR now No Old Northern 'oc DO
red a2c on track: a5'.c store: No white. o5Nc
Corn stronger: No yellow. 2Gc; No do. 2j.c: No 2
corn 23nc; No DO 23c On track Oats steady: No 2
track No white In store 2irc Barley steady fair de-
rnand unchanged. Rvc frr: No ~ IN sore. Flour
steady unchanged Miifeed firm; fair demand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-10
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool Jan o. I D. m.-Beef-EXra India 1rm
n SIS Cd prime firm nj sos. pork-Prime mess.
steady Cd. do medium steady at Ais
3D. Hams--Short cut about II 60 ~ NJ firm az alis.
BaconCumberand cut. about ~ to 20 n. nrn at Us.
short rib about "a No. steady AT 26s I'd. long clear
middles light about Is Is 10 steady at 2s long clear
iddles heavy about 70 to ~ H. steady at u.s. short clear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-10
LONDON WOOL MARKET.

London JAN 0.-Busness In the wool market has been
flack during the weef The Imports for the week were
From South Wales tvoi2 bales; Queensland. llois
Victoria. II $50. South Australia 1850, New ICELAND
D i73. Cape II Good Hope ard Natal 3 62 France 13S
other points 4d, The arrivals for the ~ rs OF
sales have been 2o 467 bales OF which $1,000 bak
forwarded direct