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Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-04-12

Children like it. II saves their lves'
We mean One Minute Cough cure
the infallible remedy tor coughs,
colds. Group. bronchitis. grippe: and
eli throat and lung troubles. l.. D.
prnwn.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-04-12
"eAvoY-
h aoa DsDds q Nl1l
MAcklNIQaH
Fro" $3.50 !; t(?!. V;
Evervbody Bays 30.

CsscArets Candy Catl,srtic, the most won
desful medical discovery OF the age, pleas.
ant and refreshing to the taste, act gently
aud positively on kidneys, liver and bo ''eis'
cleansing tho entire system, dispel ;olas,
cure headacl,e, ;cvcr, habitual constipatlon
md biliousnes. Please buy and try oo1
Of 10. e, T.. to-nay 10, Is, - cents. told soo
/ QuaRax.tood t. nlc ~ - jrrQ9ista
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-04-12

p. H. Newman writes from Iowa
that he will be home about the latter
part OF this week with u carload of
heavy draft horses. Prices he states
are going higher In that couatry,
and horses are now nearly az high
there as they ever were before.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-04-12

Miss Perry, who has been visltlne
several months with her sister, Mrs.
.Chas. Latham, left Monday for Chat'
tanooea. Tenn, to visit q brotner'
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-04-12

Mrs. C. E. Brigham came down
from Cars county Monday fora VISIT
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-04-12

Miss Lena Mix, OF Brainerd, 10 IN
the city visiting her sister. Mrs. Ed'
Guin.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-04-12

In the future thissH face in the
WEEKLY TRANSCRIPT will be re-
served for A. Tanner the Whalesalt
and Retail Grocer. Watch for it.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-04-12

In Saturdays Daily was published
4 telegram from Seattle giving some
particulars Of land slide in Chilkoo
pass, by which a large number Of
people were killed. The slide was
about five miles above Sheep Camp.
A few days ago we published letter
from J. K. Martin written at Sheep
Camp ON March Fl. Martin and the
rest of the Little Falls party were
then at Sheep Camp, and in the
letter he said: -.
1--WE are getting along nicely and
have all our goods about One-third
the way up the summit now and II
we have good weather three more
days will put us on top"
50 it is quite'Ievident that the
Little Falls people were beyond the
land slide before April 3. Still there
is considerable anxiety for news
from the party.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-04-12
NEAT. CHEAP AND RAPID

Col. 'HeRox ia getting to he some
thing more than a joke.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-04-12

DIG. Conner, who has charge o'
Freeman & Grav's logging oper-
ations in Northern Minnesota re-
+urned to this city Sunday morning.
Mrs. x. Goulet, OF Staples, VINO
has been visiting relatives anu
friends in this city and vicinity Tor
several days, returned home Friday
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-04-12
From Baby in the High Chair.

to grandma in the rocker Grain-O is good
for the whole family. - It is the long. de-
sired substitute for coffee Never upsets
the nerves or Injuries the digestion: Made
from pure grains It is food in itself. Has
the taste and appearance of the best coffee
at Y the price. It is q genuine and scten-
tif1c article and is come to stay. It makes
for health and strength. Ask your Rrocier
L or Graiu.O,. IL a@.x3.a. Il,
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-04-12
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An important gathering of Mod
ern Woodmen will convene in Wa.
dena April 20. The gathering will
consist of one delegate from every
lodge in Northern Minnesota and
North Dakota, and will be held for
the purpose of transacting routine
business and agreeing upon place
to hold their annual picnic in June.
It 10 expected that over q hundred
delegates will be present.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-04-12

Duck hunters have had sOme sue
cess this year, but the game has not
been al plenty as usual In thespring.
spring. The season closes on Friday, y
the 18th inst. .... .,..% 4
Thos. Bailey left Monday for Be-
midi to assist in the work OF get
ting the brick yard, In which he 10 In
terested, In shape to begin manu-
featuring brick. g.. i
The farmer. the mechanic and the
bicycle rider are liable to unexpected
cuts and bruises. DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve Ia the best thing to keep
OIL hand. It heals quickly. and 10 q
well known cure for piles. L. L.
Brown.
Miss Sarah Holmes, who has been
visiting relatives and friends here
this week, returned to Royaiton Sat-
urday. where she is teaching In the
village schools. 4-% X
" W " N1CO HOO PusNn00S0 O~~S~ | 1
Zerwas' dray line and will do all
kinds of work in that line. He will
have bis office at bis grocery store
on First street. |:
Geo. H. Walker. CT West Superior,
was in the city Saturday. Mr.. Walk
er, we are Informed, IL looking over
this city with visw to opening Il
department store here.
1t is q great leap from the old
fashioned doses Of blue-mass and
nauseous physics to the pleasant
little pills known.as DeWitt's Little
Early Risers. They cure constipa-
ton. Sick headache and biliousnees.
L. D. Brown.
Adam Shea, of Buchanan town,
was in the city Friday. He states
that seeding 10 in progress In his
town, and that there IL much need
of rain in that locality.
Misses Nellie Baxter, Laura Poole.
Eta Patterson and Flora Hayes
came up from the St. Cloud Normal
school Thursday evening to spend the
Easter vac ltion at home.
Money to Loan.
We have some money to loan for
clients on real estate at low rates Of
interest.
L1NDBERGH. Observation-Disclosures
Mira. J. F. Rhodes and daughter,
Mary, who have heen visiting rela-
tives in this city. left Saturday to
join Mr.. Rhodes: VINO is now travel
ing through South Dakota.
Miss Selma Olander. photographer
for Rhodes & Staples ia seriously Ill
at the residence Of Mr.. Staples. Miss
Nettie Soblewski, q pupil NJ the bust
ness college. IL filling her place.
The Union Pacific road has closed
fifteen year contract with the Pull
man Palace Car company. ior the
operation Of that cOmpany's sleep
ers over the Union Pacific system.
Thousands of sufferers from grippe
have been restored to health by One
Minute Cough Cure. II quickly cures
coughs. colds, bronchitis. p"enmon
ia, grippe, asthma, and all throat
and lung diseases. Il. ID. Brown.
F. l.. Powers, III Minneapolis,
grand representative Of the Odd Eel
lows lodge. arrived In the city Mon.
day and attended the regular meet
ing OF the local lodge that evening.
A train load of government troops
will pass through this city some
time today on the way toward
Florida. 1t is a special train. and
it's exact time Ia not known.
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The St. Cloud Journal Prese states
that A. B. Vouk left for Little Falls
Thursday morning. That confirms
q social item furnished the Little
Falls papers ON Thursday afternoon.
He 10 here.
A little boy asked for q bottle OF
New-York tribune., 1898-09-27

State and Pennsylvania. good 70 prime lodiooseo 90
Western drypcked prime. ioc; do fair to good gae.sc'
&C. ducks Island and Eastern. spring. i2nl2,sc:
d. Western spring TGsc Eastern, spring. l2nlo
squads choice iarf white. per dozen. " 70 do small
and dark. - -
GAME-Irime ,aItridgcs ha - fair INQUIRY AMI Geld
about Grouse selling slowly Other descriptions
western Sla$i ~ grouse. s5a75c: woodcock slqsl %
Enssh np prns. % ehose siT s ?ze" sS v \ S"eEs
canvas per par 81 5Oa$2 30. do redhead slasl oo 10
mallard 5od75c do buewing teal 3'g4oc do greenwns
2j03oc do common. 2Od21c venison frozen sad's'
P6TAT0rs AND VEGETABLES Round potatoes are
meeting moderate demand. and with quite free oner
potatoes in liberal supply and weak onions show wide
in quality and value; demand ight jersey Nege,a
hes plenty and selling slowly NJ about late prices RUSSIA
Potafoes Long Island per bsl 81 5oasl 81; do state
81 80; ~ south Jersey and Pennsyyamia r. s9gnd l
s. 30 long. 81 i2dsl % Sweet potatoes Jersey per
hb 81 @1S? do SouifSrn - oTn per S socasi
ccGcumter pickles per 900 5Ocasl d. Cabbases per
100 s29sl Eecpars per hhl I9ca$l - lNlluce per
per box $4,000 Peppers, per bbl 25NT5c Squash per
host fowls and 1caio':c for dry picked chickens % od
sa per bb .sas6c do isrscy 5Oal5 onions Connecticut
white per bbl siSs2 so yellow. sldsl Ih; do rsd
sas2 81 do orange COUNTY White. per has s,m>L "a a.
ner hi 81 :Oasi ~: do yellow SiGsi 30.
NAY AND -HAY-Business opened somewhat
bs ame radnr ng 'e N .f weot Prime to NJ
with good confidence. though the hrst grade IS tate
strained in the outside price as 1t has been running IN
n failing OF IN wholesale demand We 1uote' frImss
co0G2i.c per 100 n: No H5a5Tsc No 2 Soa5Sc No o.
sTRAw-rs unchanged: receipts are running more I'D I'D
erally better starting point FOR best long rye
ioH5, per 1Co N IS quoted for god TO selected ots zoo
celpi ~ lay today were li2' tons end ot straw "-'
New-York tribune., 1898-09-27

a cs; d. so 10 a. 81: buck 100 ro at 81; do loo
n at 81 so; 1 do 10 NJ at s. - :. :,
\ Judd g. Co 1876 kentucky lambs. - H. at 50 ~ 40
- No. al S. 75 Ia TO- IS n. at IS %: Do ~ ~ az
S. 10 2sI Virginia SO 10. at IS 75 2o2 state % 40
m AT S. s0 II do. Ts n, at s. I 4t do - 10 ~ - ."
.o Kentucky sheep 40 rt at 81 So 9s DO lol No. at
81 Is; 10 do 63 H. a' 81 .. "a
2O4 state do - So 20: do sn H. a. 50 '5 30 DO
x n at SIS 37, do 60 rn AZ 81 t2i 22t Western do
"a NJ Al S5 so l27 Pennsylvania DO q n. st . So
state sheep Sc NJ at 81 % bucks 100 io at ~ do'
George pIlenback: 2.5 Norther- Canada lambs so ~
s3 state d. 10 NJ s. so; % State sheep, 81 10, at
Harrington & Co: 90 Virginia 'ambs. 65 n. at
81 ca. POS Canada do, 92 n. ~ s. 40
Andrew Mullen 40 State lambs, ~ 10 at - 'o 20.
81 N AT s. sheen i35 NJ at 81 0o do 100 fo
az 81; buck 10 N. at 81 10.
McPhers9n & 20 2i7 Buffalo :anhs. ~ n. at s555
state do O. n. 81 40 state sheep. 81 n. at
r q Curtis & ~ lambs. O. 10. at 50 3i3
- state sheep and lambs (rxed). Gs ib at s. so -
J. H. Vllkerson: 81 Kentucky sheep. lG. 10. AZ ~ no
JclliNe Wright Co. % State lambs, 10 No. at 50 80;
G state sheep los H. at 81, buck, $50 n, at So
head Including about i2 carloads tho market Slow
and lower for live hogs and inferior choice quoted
l5Tst 40 per 100 h; sales made n an outside
huver ar s. Jodsi 60 Coed hogs sold 81 301
81 a5 Country dressed slow n i0Jc for he3vy. 5hqoc
for medium GNGIsc for light
Sales Sanders 10 State pigs ,2I N average, at
81 e. ~ state hogs III n 81 So - state DO Is6 n.
do 2o7 81 81; DO. 300 n at 81 3o boar 800
n. 50 25 ~ 49,
1 rough n 50 50
New-York tribune., 1898-09-27
EXPORTS LAST WEEK
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New September
COFFEE-A moderately active MAJ ioi ~ s,,,a-
80 oosuy Fluctuations from the start Were NelE e
row and while bull crowd had the pelieI ~
bA ne; results were particularly grailiNng - .la
ciass ~ traders In response 70 nrneI leeI'e a"i
. a1,icinated the market opened steady al uncehsen
nricss N nonts higher. The trading eVel iou"Ih s
cal was 5alU ponts Saturday closing hsures
covering by shorts feature OF TRANSACTIONS l~'tI
tbA day however there reaction udtr itd' .ls.
a,a favorable ana shoit nots
IN circulation being uncar>d fof Specuatlun -,
ered Though tie list. although the wine ano
deliveries received tie greater PAR oil rom
Nere made M .asv continued liberal deNeis 'iu."
American warehouses smaller bra2iiia4 ieVei 80
6lcted healthy spot demand ara mstctH! ao -
the rate exchange at Rt The ma Nt' 49, S11t
Brazlian coffee steady vith QgoIttons asou. "
chgnged on Of 6ise for No no 49,
hod ouite freely this bass ana az lh- cIuss
s1so fair demand for invoice lots firm undertone pr
~aVad in the marie, mild cohees wheFe s'dl.e Wa
desirable quality MaracaibO and MeNlSIh
ire principal dealt in. The Weeh!y co.eo ,.c
nard decrease in the visible as eomYared WIN
iast Monday falling OF In port recep's vi vvvv
while distrbuticn from American warehouses;
6n bags than the previous "evF INi' ftro-a
o. o0o haes santos to the United States lf"" pae ana
~ Europ4 bazs. Victoria shlpQen no conss o1
mis- country last week Rio receipts aeeregalcG Co
bags against &c the previous week ana lV
bees the san1e time last year Santos rece PTS Were
bses as compared with 900 bags last week ai,a
hsgs in 1887 Total deliveries from American
yor, az against total q 70U0 bags last week ana
"a MA te rs year. Clearane,s To- me nlted dte
s-oSaS the esnne- Cyrere with 1000 bags from Baa
rha e-rivals al N-YC.k recently have been neaNE me
i.,ss, atasmers reported follows: steamer Gar
r,ck wi,h 3 2o7 RAGS Santos ana 9bn bags nlc'erls
Sirius witb % AS eAfs & I. H e,o Ra Ses RE
Tb YaMgc of contract prices in the local market to-
Sav fellows:
New-York tribune., 1898-09-27
OTHER MARKETS TELEGRAPH

Chicago Sept 90 There was good demand fer cattle
10 day and good droves Of fat cattle sod satisfactorily
tho only dulness being common and medium grades
which were barely steady and closed JQ0c lower
ca Of beef steers basis Of S4Ix4 10
for the conm,nest up n 81 I0dSi s. for fancy lots
find the bulk of the offerings crossing
tho scales at 81 9)Tsj 30. Exporters took fair portion
~ the class Of cattle There was good demand
for storkers and feeders. and the best kinds brought
high prices Butchers and Gamers cattle In good
demand steady prices and ~ were calyes Western
range quite active usual and
averaged 5diOc lower Trade In hogs was fairy active
on local end shipping account. but with larger supply
than usual Prices favored BUYERS and sales averaged
80 lower than Saturday. Hogs sold at an extreme
range Of IOSi O5 for the comonest n the best Offer
ngs the greater part going for 81 75as3 o. while pigs
sold chiefly at s3nS3 - light weights With heavier
lots at 81 3oTs3 The inquiry for feeding sheep and
lambs vas unusually large such Kinds selling with great
freedom pricns steady on basis of ~ l0nsa 90
for inferior sheep MP n 81 oOnsi ~ for a
few of prime 70 fancy natives WITH Western range
shoer selling at 50 50dsi 30 Prime sim lambs sold up
TO SO %; The commones lambs sold at 81 ,oas4 & ana
m brought IS i0GsJ 10. Recelpts-Catte.
2i 900 head. hogs $4,000 head; sheep 1000 head
Cincinnati sept 26.-Hogs steady .SSa+i ,cate
steady So Jodsi Is. Sheep dull, lower, s2aSf Lambs
easier. 81 35aS5 rs
New-York tribune., 1898-09-27

METAIs-ro-day, m,al mark, opened st !.''g@s
low eO1 ss1 sd nor sellers ii: ' Showing hs
snmao1 sGRsii News Indifferent pupo and failed 70
Mets EHchsnee pig iron warrant. anil spot 20
o, g s5gs9S QUIZ GPST 9p, asis sns sS'smSe P ss
sls 5 c,S6er TO DcSSmher SIC o7aGse 10 Lead dp
sr2 to Dessss g 2s.s sg rom @ndou ISe AZ s
Tspo[lsa Copper ", IA r M s fa iures "a as "a soft pan
quoted q; ls ei sps, Ge.,'d n i2 oss,s. s @
laSsey % tbns chaaceT but dePe Inis fae' Ire tss
@shs sd hn a. DSsSum SnS w.t." there "
demand for yTuSs t..Is Of ot .aes but no,n 10
New-Grleans centrifugal common sgl2e iS,r k.c ,I
sSlnno" conn 9a:ss ls as% RI". al
$ S Sc%S l.Psy riHssSaIrsrn, issSIi m.r.. 70,
inactive and strong the following quotations lvepc
Ssd London id Ga1g9w I'd brsto ,G am6u1r 1n; ' 70
U3s 1s rotterdam ioi4Qio'ad; Amsterdam lo@c cotton
9 GTFs EysPSA ASEb St5 GHARrETa % r Frs
5 FOR medium size sail tonnage for the nearby for
and sGa;, s,te aSsF ss soan amSr %
mage limited demand S.. Win b.n. Tn,e' & |nSy & n9Sy
Gaia in m99sss " for 6emasd 6eSas su, rbs
sS'sa Ss I'm. "a Sea to gTinSa T s P2.
ton resh higher In a. 9;her % ons
are 'ransailantic trade rs al October Ees an
steamer cs7 tons general ..smsr: ,as Sna is2i tons
si sa na,e, Gull tho United Kingdom or Coninen'
plvsts ,'rTs ssBr.1 g'h IS Trsh steamer on
ro cargo tiuf Rotterdam Us o. ne, ,"'ih 1877
ciH 53s IONS cotton. Atlantic port 10 ihNtrpoI'
,r or bremen private terms two bIltsn steamers
i'44fN -. T5i tons aud three Norwegian feain' >,
~" ,,t' a,r IONS respectively. West lnda tane, IL
n'nths private terms British ''e"ms '' reGnes
,,,pi.n hence 10 the United kngdon private s,mS %
d'aIihI snr,,tsh b,rk ilgi tons. lumber' hoN"h 10
enos hyrss ss British bark iss on1 s.herai sn,oon
@ ben's ,ons lumber st John r. - SantoS s@ e"'k mI
-' '''n Turk, Island New ork:. rI,Naie -Ihs
tors sa'' o ,cns asnhai, Trinidad 10 Hastings prNas
rs schooner io7 'ons ties buns@,ek 70 ,,roro ' ~ -;
scbnaner. tons c"hl' i,di'ro''
81 - and discharged b'sh sono ne III
'als', henre 10 Wolfvil". 3c pef bn.n -
"ns' .n n.nce 10 81 lohn. B " bisn > looner'
g 9 ,ona coal sydney ia Wofvile - ooi nn n'" %ne
ld' .HI,t 49, general hence ~ L"h.on P.n'
's nompt isritlsh sean,ef o- ots s',.lri ,n Y o.
elhs ~ -, itsn,hus Rotterdam pflfhte 'fns ~.
seonier i2p gene al cargo nse =. w,
Erd Newcastle prha, ,as,,,c large to Cork orders
.r i,31I option D~nn,rk infa N",,n"Tfr IN. local
"a ), =" ,ltt.r,,si oil g. stn ntafctsn ny @ ,ot,g
,~port,rs alike. saies ir,in loS ~ ,,t. ., in
mtsnportaat ana at old priee' "h'eh "'' s''"''
New-York tribune., 1898-09-27

CoTTON-Ths friends of cotton experience no @ @i"lIe.
,,o ne der-essnp influences which weighed Gown Nes
last week The low record for coitoi was cur aoNh 80
erai points again to-day with the market showing NrK
undertone Bears confidently predicted drop - ." peI
n for the October delivery before the enc OF 'ne w ~
a. the opening to-day and drop or points 20 ouv ~
tended their opinion el'sr "pfll-
inc steady with pricec point lower 20 points hlkheI
,hs maTEe for time exhibited fairly steady front on
proa-,aking by confident hears and fh bunlhs y
scalpers on the theory that turn was IN Or9ei
that mort receipts would orerrun estimates anu an mn
cations that the weeks movement wouId be recorl
breaker however started liquidation lldnhFItnS ~, ~
leading shorts added the unstable chara''e OF me ai
ks' ana by midday the active deliveries thoW"u
net los. Of 23 points Early In the afternoon inc "t1h
ness became more pronounced ard prices Went or nlIe
rapidly with tho liquidation Of n prominent NaiI S~u~, ~
account the feature Of transacons AZ ns io"Ts p a
steady with prices - points under Satu!uan
final figures The bear faction received not n,e ~ ~
spiration lIcin glowing crop accounts r~eoe.es ~ tSI
every sectOn OF the telt. weather lePDItS
Gated perfect coiton-Jsslng conclohs ne ~ -,
noted during the last twery-four hours having ldeh ~
Galve.on and jacksonville though at each OF tsse pu
the Precipitation hardly worth the hane ol ho,h
trs' The attention cotton trade genersJy' po"
here and abroad was directed that portion oi ue 20
region where yellow has recently put ~ an AZ
Assuring indicating further spicdd 10 uesIee
Ing epidemic. Quarantine restrictions were
movement materially rctaioeS M
districts While authorities were making every
fort check further headw6y on me part oi us -.
ease considerable Apprehension was expressed lsst tne
plague assume alarming pToYorcns Tho week poId de 70
were oouservativeiy estimated at ZSo o"o 10 ,IV"
as as agurst leBs thaa 1oCo bales last week aila
IsS5S bales time last year Neaknsss ",.1 any
ostr prices in Southern fpot markets were amsns ue "
The range OF c;uract prices In the local market 70 DAY
q
New-York tribune., 1898-09-27
r,,nopEAN PRODUCE MAEKEr.

whsatpSo red Western winter steady g. % cerne
sno, American mixed hrm. 3s 3.d september
s,a "a AID October steady 81 3i.d December steady
Is a. FIorr-st Louis fancy winter steady Ss 3D. Hops
-, T.rdo, ,pacinc Coasu firm. f2 l0s@t4 los. Beef
Fx,rs India ness dull 63s Cd; prime mess dull o's od
Pnrk-Prlme mess fine Western, dull Dos prime msss ~
,nniur Western dull AS Cd Hams short cut ~ 20 10
n steady sas cut y 70 90 on 10
ear r,,ddIss light rs rs ~ steady Jos Cd long
clear middes heavy 40 IS N STEADY sos shor' ses
"a 70 ts N steady 3ls. clear bellies IL 10 10 ~
Arm sss I'd shoudcrsqua5e - to l.. H. easy 2ss S
. iru i,n Arm ass Cd do colored hrm, 40s. Tallow-
Prime city Arm Sd. Cottonseed o-Laverpoo renned
I.nn "a Turuentine-Splrits steady. ,. 80 Rosin-
common steady "a The imports OF wheat m a dnto Liver.
poor & io n.r ncrts 400 quarters The imports OF corn
,no tJvernool from Atlantic Iorts for the week. SSf"
quarters
New-York tribune., 1898-09-27
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Nov-Orleans sept 20 Cotton easy; midng - isc'
10 iniddllng. o 8c good ordinary. NC recep,s
ii POS bales gloss. l6ti bales exports coas~se NJ
bales: sales 2o0o bales, stock, 1885 bales
Galveston sept 26-Cotton easy mlddling &c; low
,sdnr trc good ordinary 4Ac receipts 2S563 bales
exports to Great Britain SOIL bales; TO the Continent
$40 bales; astwse 2s37 bales sales 3io paeS' soeN'
100 0lo bales. ,u,- ., tn.
Memphis Sept ~ Cotton easy; mlddl!ns e,n, lsIic:
low niddlnc tIsc good ordinary, nominal net Iecelps
; sq bales gross 6Oss bales shipments "sfs oa'es
sales 900 bales: stock. % % bales ,,,,,
.sc. low niidling 47sc receipts 94o2 bales exports
coas,wise 2i4o bales: sales 22'o oa'eS s'ooA' '''
bales - -,-,. ..,,su,u sn,.
baltimore Sept. &c Cotton nominal; niddhns, 90
low nidiling l5-i6c. good ordinary, fo-iW' s'oss "
ceipts I5O bales. stock. 2, ,4ba bales ,,u o.. ,
81 louis Sept 2G-cotton quet. madnns '"' rm nao
hal"s gross oi2 baes sales 50 bales shipments l'2'
baics. stock - $50 bales
New-York tribune., 1898-09-27
11vrnpnnI. COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool sept 2e. p n,Co,onIspcl iai5 o demand
r-,ces easier American middling fair II Sd good
miidins i6d middlng. 3'sd lew middllng 81 S,d "a
cod rdinary il Gd ordinary, 2Hsd The sales or the
1,v were 10 bales which 800 were for speculation
and export included $500 bales American iSeSeips
I 400 hsle- 500 American. Futures ,pehe.,
ouet Win moderate demand and closed au's sE uSs
steady. American middling, m c septemost q Dry
a etd buyers September and october 81 sellers. D
ber ana November 62-Gil buyers. November ana De
ner ana stSSe 10 sti sellers December and January
81 Gidf2 s2 6d sellers; January snd Fe6ruay
60 9sf sellers February and March C2 -Btd buyers
March and April 2 6J-Gid buyers April ana MAY, 90
buyers. MAY and June. l6id buycrs, Jun" aho '"s'
q A. hu
New-York tribune., 1898-09-27
THE STATE or TRADE.

Boston Sept 2e-Fiour firm: spring patents 81 39ds2;
winter d. So I6Gsi % spring clears and s,ragns s 2op
% winter DO ornmeal quiet at ItG75c per
bag 81 7casl - Dbl Corn steady stssmer yellow"
ana g. 3Oio a3c. Mfeed quiet. bran. spring Sl3 90
si3 so. winter, Si3 1854. mddings <l3 2MSls Red
dog noir SIS steady; Northern, 81 'ac western
2DI,q2Ic. imitation. 15n6c ladies. 1tc. Cheese firm;
Northern. SAdsAc. Western. Saeisc.
Buffalo Sept 26.-Spring wheat-Liberal offerings;
prices lower. No. / hard spot closed at I8Sc; No. !
Northern spot re; No Northern 80 &c Winter wheat
Offerings light. held strong; No. red. 70 No. |
white tic through billed. c'orn.Demand Hight dull;
No = yellow, GO: No yellow. 35sn33Sc; No corn,
~ /. d33 isc: corn 33c. Oats dull and easy; No
white 2Tc: No 2 white 25Nc. No white. 2i'zc; No
mixed 2tc No 2 mi ixed 23c Barley-Prices held very
strongly and market fancy 4Iqisc choice
45aiGc: medium. 4iai2c: low mailing; 3sa4oc; feed
36d3Tc Rye-No track. sold at 52c: 20 arrive Of
fered at Bic Canal frelshts strong wheat. 2N.c corn
PIC. oats NC barley Pr: rye 2iic. to New York;
lumber to New-York. 81 IS. - Albany. 81 40 Flour
steady and fair demand beat patents snring sidst ~:
s3as3 %; best family winter, 81 5oas3 10 low grade
ilv winter 81 Moss 80: low grades winter. s2a52 %;
Graham best SO 25dS3 *.