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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1898-01-20
7 H e CITY
SHORT ITEMS CAZETTED.
How 1t Was Cured.

Clean seed wheat for sale by Law
renee King, No foul seed. 22-3t
At the organization of the State Cat
tie Feeders and Breeders Association
in St. Paul last week Joseph Tyson of
Glendale Farm was elected a vice.
president.
A Los Angeles, CAL, special states
that E. St. Julien Cox, formerly a
Judge of this Ninth Judicial district, is
lying at the point of death from can
Ger on the tongue at his home in Los
Angeles.
Those parents having children six
years of age are reminded that a new
class will be formed on January Oath,
the beginning of the second half year.
All those having children to send for
the first time this year should send
them then. and not wait until after
the spring vacation as no new class
will then be formed. Promotions are
made twice year-in September and
in January-and new pupils in the B
First Grade should enter at those
times.
G. D. Griffith, the Sleepy Eye bank
err, who was indicted for shooting game
out of season, entered plea of guilty
before Judge Webber at New Ulm
last Wednesday, and was fined $50
and costs, amounting in all to $50. At
the same term of court Roswell D.
Rice of Madelia, who was indicted for
grand larceny over two years ago, and
who had succeeded in hanging the
jury on two previous trials, was con-
victed and sentenced to 81 months in
Saltwater. Rice's offense was stealing
wheat.
The city council held a special
meeting last Friday evening and elect
ed H. NJ. Aune President of the coun-
Gil for the ensuing year. The mem
bers voted to fix the license to sell IL
quor for the ensuing year at $500, and
granted all of the five applications
made to sell the same. The bonds OF
the different city officers were fixed
the same as last year, with the excep-
ton of the city treasurer, which was
reduced from $4,000 to $4,000, it be-
ing ascertained that at no time during
the present year will there be over
$1,000 in the city treasury. At the time
of fixing the bond there was only
about ST, 200 there.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1898-01-20
Comfort
in
Gold Weather
is assured in many emer-
gencies by having
Hot Water Bottle

~OsO
in the house.
Cures cold feet, is good
companion in cold nights
and for winter drives.
Is better, quicker, safer
than medicine for acute
painful attacks, the best
way of applying heat to
the body when needed in
sickness. Valuable in most
any family and don't cost
much either if we furnish
them.
Prices from IS cents up.
according to sizes and
grade of material.
3 ct. Flannel covered 95c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-16
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

chicago April i3There wae the usual Friday marSf'
Tor cattle tday The supply was m,ed bot ~, was Dr,
higher Most he offerings q poor srads
and and sid S pr s.' n. at s' % fr
bringing 81 306si So Calves lower, best grades
gong for s. @s6 Trade hogs was rahsr slow 2vs at =,
81 s5GsS o. prime selected heavy setting 81 and prime
Light at 50 90 The comonest offerings went for 50 10
stag. sold a, 81 1888 % Trade sheep lambs
extremely dun at weak prices sheep were slow 10 At s
Prime wooded sheep salahle at 81 50s4 30 laroe
wooio 5oSrss IL .g aocks selns al s. esS g. Re-
ceps-Catile, 1000 head hogs 1900 head. sheep I"o
Cincinnati April i5-Hogs steady. 50 iOas3 80. Cattle
sronSer 81 $685. 70. Sheep strong So 'Ssa 90 LAMBS
East Buffalo. April i5.-Csttle-Receip,s. cars Of
fresh sale stock The merke; ruled about STEADY HOGS
god to cSos 81 & ass aas to eholss
- 1sS Go piss. god to choice 81 .<S o. Sheep ans
Ssae ss & ss e ea. . y sS g.
clipped lambs. 50 25aS5 sheep. choice TO selected wether
s. Qs' cuts to common, So 5of clipped sheep - 100
East Lloer;y April 15.-cats sssaey; extra; s. iSg
end stronger. prim. mediums 81 sjgs1 best heavy
Workers 50 soaS$ s light Yo,ters 81 s9Gs5 90 pigs as
81 9iGss 20; common 10 fsir 81 5oQs3 sheep steady;
ehoc. dipped S. ?oq:t ennon 50 1913: ss shO &C.
spring lambs sGass. Veal calves. 81 Joqs5 ,...
Kansas cy. April l3-csttls 5aicc lower dressed 81,
texas and indian sesrs s. 7Sas+ 90 stockers and
I sas sa, g sss Y r e asy hessy g 3
s. 90: mxed and MEDIUM s. co0s3 ~ Light - @s
s. pissd sste9 and yearings s. 49, western lambs
81 S,as5 20
.s ;Gss @ g. sar s to t,G' Bes 1' ssi
butchers Nfs5 o5 under 600 10 50 755S4 IS soc<ers
.s ,'.a ns n q qs b. So sad e' soT and
80 ETC., * ;s 'fs's 70 @isa' ssss
steady native mutons 81 25gsi 70; lambs, $685. rs;
spring lambs ssgsso
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-16

COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

Ncw York, April u. lses
me nrnr cs,anshel az 81 10 and there IS far inter,
eat " se t5 81 s' S5re thea si We asoi Maro%
red ee ea SIZE o,t . are nov a"e.S and ysiis@
e os,e been shaded about 2ac other varieties seady
seG peIs c ' p,r Sas" 81 81 ISL ~ DO and
pea 81 TO- red kidney sY,gsi ~. DO M, oct Ma ,r
coup 5; 5oQ<i 30 90 lima Gait9rna' - 80: t ~
ssn pea Az bog, ,% sss o. '1s' 'O' -''' - ''0''
81 ior the ei9se yesiefdsy there NV was s2sae
,ne''e.a .uncent wenkness TO warrant rsducn.n Of
.ac ~ ". ccan,y sod zoe and good de.
d ,,sA Which b., ni5iSfS VITA far Quality At III
sc s,ate creamery worked on, Slowly On 1 ,e D@a
o. a,erage los II nne marks fod at loc sa:s
dairy "r"sc"ya to 1m,i"dn c.oemSry shared in he
wealncss and tier was a e easier feeling on ffssn
f.er Il. n IA, Of The se-sroy market. w aucse
Csamey We,~i ?, , ssrS sisc do state iancy
goc % nrs'' on ,, 90 fnney 49, ssac 10
ise ,47,sc. 10 welsh tub. fancy IS DO nrst. 10
- G'r; s,, qss is % 'ccond. 70 hs. qsc
actor 'sn, i4e ToIls' isGi4sc old creamery
i?0,7c ~ STATE dairy l4-Gi7e; old Western factory.
ia@ stock, % desirable grades ~ fl cream
both large ara .nS ~ oow csese
r. scv-al 'y,cks 90 coane n'Is ,n,d e and hosers
a.. nu,te Grm in views, and generally a'iing
snna1 me- tra,s demand wh.e confined closely to such
ANAL lots wanted for current use NJ ana uuye,s
-.
~ late Export demand far but n,"r,efrn WIT IT, ..
nc. ihnn shippers. limits skrns qui., and unchansc
Pr','i c,fie as we quote STATE full cream. large
,:ncy eepe:nber do choice 7a.ae; do fsir 10 s'o
I@7lse 10 comr'on Gdsho DO ciored or white. small
tsncy september sue do choice ItTs%c 40 common %
."t cs7c ileht skins. small choice hUs4c. 90 .srse
rrholcc Gc part sHmr. small choice oc 90 arse' OF.
A. God 20 prime 4bd5c; do common 10 faif 3sIfe' ia'
sklus 2a3c. ,,,,,. ....,.,h ~,
cho,ce selected eggs md prices for such are showing
-, Improvement. For the regular packinss OF uh
sradei stock however there NJ material cnsnse N
the general quiet and buyers are BECOMING more
~, mo particular their selection OF GOODS We quote
Jsrsey and nearby fancy Dozen i.qi2s stat ana
T..nnsr.yania. average prime. i0h1lo1c western
,.,.c southern OkliOc: duck eggs. baltimore. lo1isc.
Western and virginia i5c; other Southern prime i*c'
a, Inferior H7i2c. roose ezzs 2oc 81, -.
t-i,T-ire- p'gFFI-Only moderate supply OF nPp.es
,rig Int trade dull ana tone 81 prices slghtD IN
favor strawberries more plenty. but o Ve'y
,r,ii,r quality and vnire; choice ripe rut mee,ihs
~ SeInand at prices green or Hher we aeitetNs
siosk move soa.y We quote APPLE, red Yareess nn
Moor 10 fair Grades, s2gt2 i0 strawberies N'r,n
r%,i ma Der quart ijdcoc. DO Charleston. l09-c' 90
FLORIDA, 1922. . -,.- 49,, IA. ..r. FOR
.r,s.d arLIes prime do not exceed DC oftsn e"ousn
O. yarrsnt a higher quotation and there Only nsn
,obblnr demand FOR higher grades; sun-oso ns'' -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-16
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NewNO rk. April 10, 1875
cOFFT-F-Fluctuatic narrow IN to-GayS mar
Ret wl,h neither side particularly favored Early news
ar fo-ega markets rather discouraging. as the
nIency abroad toward lower prices more the result
a. general c. speculative support than 10 any &c
edea selling pressure Brazilian receipts We're ony moo
s-a,e deliveries from warehouses in ms county
x.s phenomenay large. the latter being due n the
withdrawal q 1874 bags by Arbuck!e Bros stea1!
fseirs prevailed the hrs: call. wiki bid prices III!
fIncca from figures OF yesterday After an al
ysrce u points lsh buying for the account of spot
oaee AMI local covering the mafAei eased on
ruce selling by bears, with the close sea
a an Of points TO ret loss ~ points Ioai
Transactions reached 1880 BAGS. Including l1" bags II
n. first call and 500 bags UP midday. The short in
showed early in the csy, O"lns u
rrn-weI talk Of a heavy tax cofee and watched
ciossly Gongs 81 Congress. The whole trade IS
saow ng grea; fight which is beng wsged
between the Arbuckles AID TIE sugar Trss and some
sensational developments predicted. cable from
Isyre stated that present sock OF coHee NJ that point
was ll74 go bags including e21ooo bags l'Tazilan as
srars - 900 bars 7s5 0co bags respectively. last
rpiay The OF the steamer Analh from no
Yesterday added bags the American visible sup
p.y The market for spot Brazilian coffee was qqlet put
s,esdv ,o-4ay with quotations on the basis OF VauOtc
~ invoice lots OF No The mlGer grades OF spo;
ooree wese fair demand and about unchanged as 10
euo;atiors 1900, ,.. . A..
<rffr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-16
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston April l5.cotton quiet: midclins. S$c; low
exports 10 Britain. 6l73 bales: sales ii2 bales
vtock 57.45G bales .., 50, -
Norfolk April i5.-Cotton nrm nildd'ing. Sac low
N fil,ng I-l6c: good ordinary. ++c Receipts. 100
ha EXPORTS coas,wse 81 bales sales ISL bales; STOCK
Al 9js bsle. ,., a., -,
mailing Toe: GOOD ordinary 4kc Net receipts 4G'
baes gross 40 bales: exports 10 Great Britain too'
h"ies ,o france 80 bales to The Continent. 100 bales
s. Louis April D.-co,ton steady: mddns. esc; low
,,iAdlIne 5Ac good ordinary. 5isc Net receipts In
bals. gross orc bales shipments 1852 bales: sales x"
saynnnah April lj.-Cot;on quiet miidling. o-iec
low mIlding j.c Receipts 1919 bales. exports COAST
Use / Ias bales saes rs bales. stock. +S9s0 bales
Nav Orleans April i5.-Cotton arm. midd!ins' occ,
mddns SIC good ordinary tsc hecep's snc.
100 bales coaswse Ill bales; sales 100 bales s'o>s
Mempnis April i3-Cotton steady mdlins. o'sc; lo'.
miidlIng SIC good ordinary. Sc NJ receipts e,s
hals rros. 40 baIee shipments ASP bales sales looo
bales stock 1895 70. 200 bales: 1897. 90 SO bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-16

Cash quotations follows: Flour steady: No 8
spy ng wheat. ~ Gsi No red 81 Os No corn S.sG
so.c: No yellow corn. 3D3oac. No cats 2si,c; No
white b. 30'4c; Ne white. b. 2s'sV.Dc. No :
81 23i. Northwestern 81 "a prime timothy seed 81 NJ
50 s7i pork Dbl 81 s0afe ~ lsr per 10, No.
81 II short ribs s1e~ donseI 81 954s5 ~ dry salted
shoulder. ID xed 81 6t4 SIN shor, clear sides boxed)
81 tJ9S5 80 whisky. dsters finished goods per ga.
81 20 sugars. cut lnaf. unchanged on the Produce EN
chsng. q day the steady crranreries
is1i6r: diaries. Ilgi7c. Cheese quiet. sVssc Eggs
nrn. fresh. oi.c.
Cincinnau April i5.-FTour steady. whea, nominal:
No 2 red asc aru Arm No mixed. Sc oats arm;
No mixed. :s's sc9c I've Arm: No , a3c Lard hrrner
& oei, nulkmea:. steady 81 n. Bacon steady. 81
Whisk-y Arm. 81 20 Butter steady sugar nrin Eggs
firm. sisc. Cheese quiet
Milwaukee April 15.-whest dull: No ! Northern
81 " No Northern 81 May. 81 ". July, 81 OOH Rye
nc lower: No l. 53,sc- Barley Arm. No 2 a5c sample
33043c
Minneapolis. April 1s.-wh.a, weaksr: April oSse;
81 0cl No | Northern. cosc.
grad. Adj 81 oisRsi Ola. Corn &c lower: April
35135i.c May aJ9o5i.c Butter dull and weak; fancy
Ves.ern creamery &c prints. 2ec Eggs nrm fresh
nearby 20, io'ac: DO southern Zoe Cheese
nrncr New-York full cream. fancy. shpssc: do fair
to choice 7'.Ts.c. Refined SUGARS UNCHANGED ., Re Re,
bush: Oats .0oo bush. Shipmen,s Corn +sccO bush:
oats. 5000 bush.
St. Louis April i5-FIour FIRM unehansei =, Wheat
asked: ~ hard cash a3c. Corn lower 10 cash. ~;
APRIL 27.c. May. 27.c asked: July. 2s%t2sAc; Sep
,.mh~r c9. asked Oats spot dull. steady. No cash
&c: track 27sc April. &c. May 20Ac bid July 23'sc
bid; september 81 &c bid: No white @.c: Butter
arm creamery I7o2ic dairy il9lsc. Eggs higher. sisc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-16
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

rIv.rnoo April l5 3:45 ,. m.-Exchange wheat spo'
g. ~ red Western winter ~ I'D: No red. Nort'-
srn spring s. sgd. Corn--spot hrm American n',xea
,.u 3s md: futures quiet; April IA od May os @TI
Juy s. AID. Fourst Louis fancy winter s , n,fn' is
80. a, London tPacirc dull. e. lorDt' lut bsei
arrn. ezra india mess 49, I'd prime mess 6s "a FORK
arm; prime mess hne Western DIS: prim, ~, me =,
.arr. western ass sd. Hars-Short cut. IA 10 10 10
arm asa Bacon firm: Cumberland cut q 10 30 10. as
"a short rib 20 % 10 Bis CT long clear mi1r sns'
Ss 40 "a m ais long clear mddes. heavy - % ~ ID
SIS long clear mddlss heavy 40 to IS No. 80: ga sh2r'
49, hsrks 10 10 2Os; clear teiies ~ 70 10 ID
shoulders-square IL To IL n. Arm. cos ID Lard
prime Western dull. 27s. Cheese-Amercan nnes'
.h,,c and colored firm I'd Taliow-Prme city hrIn
20 "a Cottonsced o-IAverpoo renned steady los o.
Turp.ntne-Sprs steady, 2+s %. Kosn-Sommon
steady. - <sd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-16

year before oo9 6nss against 800 last wear 2,s o7s
net 81 sea e ana l6 4oi IN 1895: Southern mill
befor las; d against rs s3 last year e 500 year
uaSs 70 date. 1885 $40 ha.es arainst ~, ~, rns
brought ,n, year before last 9392 80 in 1856
Aprl7 - seht Tor week against seven DAYS ending
year a. 'ner years 10 Ga bales against ~ 232 ast
into sight f yer ofnre last and slss 1895: trough,
agai,e a. aer Irs hfecn days 81 April l;5 $50 holss
iss aaa 40, last year. l+377 before last and
wscL $50 The movement Interior points FOR fho
bales aesin 59-day was as follows Receipts 20 3a5
ments tS 94S oo- last week and 1855 last year ship
la, oo-,o bales, against SO il5 week and 3, 500
in ~ present STOCKS show loss Of 20 GOO haos foot,
JJ'V-. last year. 1850 '' "NN' am
endi movement Of cotton Liverpool during the week
snIis o-oa! as compared with previous weeks was as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-16
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore Apri: i5-F1our firm. unchanged receipts.
weak ana lower spot and month. 81 OF, pN 02t May
oai.Gsi ~: July asked: steamer No : red vs+T
&c receipts 20 bush exports 40 +1 bush; stock
7I.37T bush: sales 5000 bush Southern wheat. oy
sample siafi OF. DO Grade n"aeGSl u2- Corn easy
spot and month 3iiT3ic. May, 3Jg3Jsc; june. 3oitU
3iisc: July 35-d3Gc. steamer mixed 3i@G34tc receipts
1871 exports i1si BUSH stock l01 80 bush;
bush Southern white c0rr 3bt.c; do yellow
3sc Oats No white. 3ie sales " mixed 3e-1V
3tc. receipts 2Sss3 bush: STOCK. 2e6e bush; rye
csps 46os bush stock ?ce 2o6 bush Hay nrm for the
hest grades; choice timothy Sl2 3oQsl3 Grain freshts
sugar strong Unchanged Butter and eggs Arm. IN
changed. Cheese steady unchanged
Boston. Apri l5.-EIour easier receipts. 2 20 eos
spring clear. and straghs 81 +5qs5 o. winter DO ~
asa 70 Cornnl.al steady 7416c per BUSH 81 65gsi 70
per Dbl easy. receipts 1926 bush; steamer vel
low 3s<c No 2 39r30sc. Oats steady receipts Is 3JO
bush: fancy clipped Jisc; Nos and 3o935 &C.
Mllfeei quiet, bran st 20. wiae-. So 20 mid
d!ng. sIs 2Jasi6 80 Rcd Dog -four fi6 so Butter hn
y, 2lc Western 2Ua2pl,c. imitation. ltc. ladies' loe
Cheese firm: Northern. SasAsc. Western. Sc.
Buffalo April l5.-sprng wheat limits Irregular, but
mainly easier. No hard. 81 os. No Northern. 81 %;
No 2 Northern 81 03. Winter wheat nominal No 2 red.
| 9Sc No 2 white. .6c. Corn steady; No
= yellow BIC No yellow, 3i5d3+tc No yellow.
34.c No corn. 47c No corn. 3+c. Oats steady; No
white nc. No white. 30%g3lc No white 30Hc
No mixed 20l1c: No mixed 2si1c Barley good de-
nand arm. Rye No 2 On track. SIC. Flour
quiet steady.
chicago April i5-The Leading futures ranged ~ fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-16

J,ve-nool Apri Is .. neutrality-suspicious. busl
ness done prices higher; American mddline far 3sd
"a ,nlddlng 3isd American middlinF lo-o2i' Iow
~ danr sii-32d good ordinary, 3l6d. ordinary. Sd
me sales Of hs day 1900 bales, OF which 100
were for speculation and export ana Included lsa'
Hne-can Receipts 1000 bales. Including LIoo Amer.
can Futures opened steady WIN moderate den Nan
arJ closed s,caty; American midding, N g APT.
70 Giq3 20 Cad T'llers; April ard May :" f1s 20 =" o.,
Jly 25-8l03 old buyers, July and August ~ -
ssers August and sspteiber 3l-sssfS aoia ss.is
ssnanbsr and Or,ober 81 1iG3 70 SD buyers occcer
and Noyembcr 2Gd buyers Novemosr ana sg y;
o. ma "a tl buyers December and January
"a sid buyers: January and February S2S0igS ~ o@a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-16

.s s5 3S59s at va s; as; YIN s7;;: sIi
s. 2o eisnshs. 50 soas2 40 ganIne domestic bulk iS'
Af fI SI'is'e A%p ME&i-Toowins the weakness IN
The dav resai,rs in some concession. but not enough 20
attract any general Iest,iss ir+ b 81 ,55s, To- winter
pa,en,s = Sass H. clears s. 25e - 9. 60 "a
80 vin. 3 3q:. 'H'I- yH 20 r1 Tp'r[ "s ssfs
900 hSls s. 7sasS 20, .CoRNMEAL-sssiy Ea,ei
KnSff cne s %S. 70 ot as fine S yta ss a
sa,. 'f fi;ns 5aTE 7oir75c Hmd"e bulk
feed 80 l.65c city feed Spc. hom,ny ohoP o'0' 0
s2sgssI 90 siTsa Number interesting deslop
me hsa-.h chacac,er and ATTAINING their greatest i'm
por,ance JUS; before The close. one OF the nur' -
here and A, chicago credited early 70 cudahy scc'n
bu, finally pui down 70 eS SiaI ncel sales O. cr
0so hush july wheat or the Letter ineres's The May
s s99" .n ae 70 have been clique nnun
the July wen, 10 psS local ' se,ivery s,c bushel in
the las, lev ninu,es 50 ma no the later pol
,gr. absence Of important nteres, e ahssro
theso extraordinary offerings heishten'd the &C. ~.
weak and nervous fully that some big dca' was j.,
II. close It's full fsnh cance and prosane - va.
Letter n,.1Ss, ,, 10 40, only was crop tall
from the favorable but predictions - r.
rs " 1oas Zen mae IA som. ,me Frou abroad
news indicating tha, The situation ma nnae me-
IN 1e, nised "a lower Par. iodao points o.
md frl
"a the English spot but Il was ~ match ''r W"
weakness IN speculative departments Argentine taY
-nsrs FOR the week icl6 oon bush against ~
bush the week previous. Br0omhal made ne eff""i>
,vb.n, visible 2a2 bush. against 2 40 90 l'sl
vaek ago SPECIAL Exchange Information stated '-at
farmers deliveries Argentine are aim ~ ~ san
IN account % holding on FOR future adj aDce Ia
Fo-. IN houses buyers % wheat IN inc l'-
marke, TINS morning and large accep'ancss ""IN fr-
r-,.l bu, WIN 4 stimulating ~r-c m prices ""i
10 the heavy July E1pur tusincf- ~ %" ut}
footed UP about loads all ports. The changes ln
N,r,hwes stocks made probable hat the next sfii"
.luoiy statement would show decrease or hiCu' v'
tust on the July sold u? - sl'tc ana was in'y
90 Quotations % cash wheat. ~ p an"at -
were as follow red. 81 OF. No hard Duluth ~ Ia
10 a-1ive. Northern Duluth. 81 l2's 20 hITN' 40
Northern Duluth. 81 % spot. "Rradsifecis r,Iois -
wheat and -four from both COASTS were p''''' bus"
against 377S 72G bush last weex ..+ CORN al y ns'
.o-e t,da, and closed ~ lower than last nfi'
wnea: and o decline Of Isaid IN Liverpool f.inf"s Day
the orsrings seemed be well taken ana produce
l,,le eject on prices Export bushes, Mas again i"ai
ure amounting about ca ipats ~ All por's NJ corn
FL .Gi.c tfoat "l'rads'F"eff Exports 'oT -
week were 4G21 1914 bush Rrains' SH5lvv' bush lftt
o. T<-There not much % ih' our .
beyond far amount - s'"afr"tf tH' -
amounting L. fl'N' flff
~ which heavy whites Future. ciof
i.c ret lower No quoted apisc. No 2 oah. svc
X, 2 white 32i.c. No white. % &c track mixed. BIZ
Yc &C. track white 22N3sc RYE NarFe el'y. y" :
Western asked b afoat. state re. ''sc o. b
5G;.c track. Aklsf1 Na'ke quiet
feeding quoted a5a35isc Buffalo opening navigation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-16

10: IL State Do, III n, a, 81 a. rouEhs 2lo ID
A. W. hsne: State hogs. sis N. a, s. Is; rough
900 n. at 80 80. . .oo
n. at 81 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-16

HEMP AND !grE .as. an was us a a"d us
arInne, s,e wS We quote Manila HEMP sP0 bsro
aana hemp shipment +g'.f' , NSn %: s.% snip
men. ,nhsa iu,c spot y sAc; jae sn,rnsnt p
double trlanr .na paper quality. Ae Jne oS,s s n
3hS, 'n u"per sn.iiy Nc: jute butts MIXING
49,, hnt,s haseins. nominal ...--,ren,. Tone about
"i mfIprs-Traae vas ,ow in all a1splsn Ma,amorss
siesa'; &c crincco iC'.c. i'oso;a ,rso csDee
American: lod'T . Ir yaltei Mnracaibo elected IN
'Gc; La 1, n' ssssyan,;,a IIai2c Texas. i2He AAA~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-16

COTTON Exchange special Liverpool cables; Spot cotpn
good husness doing sales l3oo bales speculation and
export 900, American 1900; receipts. 1901 American
900 midding uplands i5-32d Futures opened steady
unchanged: closed steady. Ia SD net advance De
c"fherJ sruary 500 b: Jaauaryelruary, 323sh April
325:s April-May S25iss May june. @-o'1o; June MY
32j ah July August 32Gs: August September 3@J as
September S2isb: October November 32ib; No
yemcer-December BIB NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. quiet and
firm. C"oihs-Oriers A low limits.
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Ocean Steamers.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
CCEARD LINE.

A CUNARD LINE.
49, TO LIVERPOOL. VIA QUEENSTOWN.
From pier 49, n. r.. foot OF carSson ST.
Eruria. April l6 10 4. N. lucaaia. May I. r. ~
Cnnrpsn,a April g. sA VI. servia May 10. 10 A. n
Um6ria. April 80. 10 AN Etruna. May a. 10 A NJ
VERNON II. BROWN 4 CO, Gen. Agents
BOWLING GREEN. NEW YORK
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HES 1918, a 0eo ALAG 1850

secretary Hester 81 IRE Orleans Cotton Exchange
49, me movement OF the crop from September 70
hr 20 inclusive a. 'cllow' Port receipts si1i h5p
,nanf. afsn.t nI4~T last year 4S23 T.8 before
a., ard .aI7oo5 in 49, overland 10 ms and Canada.
s.n bai.s against s0spe2 last year AZ ~ 1898
$40 l0Jc3CG In isc: interior stocks la Of Sep
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coTToXThere que sRgrt Of od,,m Tine t aeY
divided foreign southern ana oca houses man
in time From the start thc Duh cG ,"gb nS me
SESSION on opening cali the feeling was In I'm
s ssTs5c. .0 IN ' Ss,s uurt anu po cotton az
Sales % 1900 bales were re'oIe 81 at ma POM
sales Of thousand bales after the clos ne
sc,ve covering By operators who recently have figured
conpieuous;y sellers Mos' Pge aon
IN daveorrnenis in Congress- Early advices hat ne
a9 Ts. TsTs oS ss'SysG 5 20 1f as,
booked FOR between tbs eoan,y en1 span psns wer.
soing 10 make stand for peset ana were pre-.
Yang s. sGT n@cs a, net gain sal points rea
sales q 997oo bales representa- one - - IT, hui,
were much by the uneasiness nan'e~a by
ness to accept all q spot cotton On ne oa< %
present quotations EHp1'eTS We're saa 20 0e oro,f
TrIav's cIcarances were heavy, and unless war soon
br.,S. ont shipments vii undoubtedly continue On a
sell Manufactured goods ahead .nssuIr a.
sspY.. ,op an indefinite e southern spo. de"lsr
w,r. demanding materially higher pises for the de'ran
los - cotton sam In their hands. me ioca! svol ma
r., cosea quiet r0 MN ,d ec fr
ca, 49,. 10, bale. Were for export direct fhip
inciua,nr coo bates txror, ii laiea % aomes
SPOT cotton markets. niealng guoee were a. so 10
Nt seay LIE sales 100 5ar, firm 5se To-
lower Norfolk nnn. Sac. sales ~ haet, is sG
n'nr'na ." s,saar 81 sales 20 bales New Or
lean. a-rn 5'sc sales 400 bales cnarieaon nominal
Ire ,-, rnovemen, thus far this season has been as
''''''' Gree, Britain. rrs s,s coH'i9c 5as
T,.i n 5. -. g T'sH oss@sS 1850 seils'
neesp Sew oresrs eiea, es,,ne,re 9g a. ,reek
Ia i 1car ana lS7 IN 800 Tomorro"s receipts
:, "a rsre ssn5s c ss, y ts end a. 80 IN is
The range C.; contract prices IN the ''oa' market '''&'