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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-03-01
CARDINAL e,nRoxs REMARKS
believes rhss tire Ns,n-'s p--sswessss We
Due ts On Accident

Baltimore. March lin an address
a. requiem mass for the repose % the
souls % the dad % the warship MaIne
Cardinal Gibbons among other things.
said: 4 hope ana believe. for the honor
% humanity. that the destruction of the
Maine was caused by an accident. ami
IN that case spain cannot be RESPONSE
bic. Bu, suppose some rsndish Cuban
had occasioned this fearful lose % ufe
In order TO embron our nation In q war
WITH his mother country. In that case
spain should not be held responsible.
And even had some fanaticai Span
lard perpctrsted this atroyious crime
there would be No necessity for a re-
course 90 arnitrsment of the sword The
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-03-01
Contest Of . Miliiouaire's will.

Eau Claire. Wis. March Mrs.
Henrietta Proctor. Of st. Paul, has laid
claim to the fortune left by the late
William Carson. the millionaire lum.
herman. Her attorney Is Judge W. W.
Bailey. The will OF Carson as entered
for probate divides the estate among
six children. Mrs. Proctor claims that
her mother was married to Carson in
1ss3. The estate aggregates 1.25O. Geo
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-03-01
Death of Q Rockford Pioneer,

Rockford, Ills, March 1.-Robert E.
Bradshaw. one Of the earliest pioneers
OF this city. died at the home Of his
daughter. Mrs. DR.. L. Tibbetts, aged
" years. He was a native of New
York and came west in 1884, locating in
Chicago. He came to Rockford five
years later, and had since resided here,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-03-01

~sssS os s~sok h-uo ~ ~SW N1ttIe bOr
bologna sausages.
Kansas City. No.. March 1.-The en-.
tire system Of government inspection Il
meat which has been established in the
packing houses Of the United States
was declared 10 be unconstitutional. in
effective and void In an opinion handed
down In the United States district court
Saturday by Judge .'ohn +. Rogers,
federal judge at Fort smith. Ark. who
Is sitting for Judge Philips. An indict-
ment against Harry Boyer. foreman Of
the fresh meat department Of the
Jacob Dold Packing company. charged
with attempting to bribe a govern
ment meat inspector. was quashed on
the ground that congress had no power
to create the Office of meat inspector;
that even IL Boyer had attempted to
bribe an inspector. as was charged in
the Indictment. he did not commit an
onense against the government.
Case Against Henry Boyer stated.
Under the decision of Judge Rogers
packers may disregard the meat in.
spectors without fear of successful
prosecution. because the law by which
the inspection was created has been de-
clared invalid. Harry Boyer was ir-
dic,ed by tine federal grand jury in
November. 1887. on three counts charg-
Ing him with Offering at three different
times sums Of money and regular sal
aries To assistant meat inspectors IL
they would allow employees of the pack
ing house To carry away condemned
carcasses, ostensibly to the offal tank.
Boyer desired. 1t was charged. to use
the carcasses Of lumpy-jaw stock in
Bologna sausage. The inspectors swore
out afiidavits before District United
States Attorney Walker to the effect
that they had been offered the bribes.
Boyer's attorney demurred to the in
diotment on the ground that the car
casses which were inspected were not
subjects of interstate commerce. and
that therefore the government had no
right to imposed police regulations at
the packing houses.
Piih of Judge Eogers' Decision.
In his decision Judge Rogers says:
Narrowed down, the simple question is
whether the duties alleged in the liz
dictment which the inspectors were re-
quired under the rules and regulations
OF the secretary of agriculture to per-
form were such duties as belonged to
the state Of Missouri OF To the United
states. The powers Of congress are
expressly granted or indicated by di-
rect Implication. the Judge said. and
he held that the constitution made no
provision for the passage Of laws Great
Ing packing house inspection. Congress
regulates commerce with foreign ma
tions. among the several states. and
with the Indian tribes. according to the
provisions of the constitution; but
Judge Rogers quoted several decisions
to show that the killing OF beef at pack
ing houses could not be classed a. in
terstate commerce and that congress
had no right TO interfere with matters
that should be controlled by the sew
erai states
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-03-01
oREAr AsxiEvr At MADRIp.
The vsrJses y Awsissd h Pear ssa sss.

Hne SsrJucs - AwoSteo u BooR oo0 0oes .
Madrid, March 1.-Greater anxiety
10 visible here Is regards she verdict
Of the naval court Of inquiry into
the loss Of the bsttleship Maine than
. week ago. Constant rumors Of
possible.hostilities are hsrrassing and
~ akening the government. and try
Ing ths patience Of the public. SPAN
10 actively seeking the best means
TO secure addisionsl warships.
A. Hsssss
Havana. March l.-Stropg breezes
are blowing and preparations con.
unue for the welcome Of the Spanish
cruiser. vrzcsya. Sena OF Proctor.
after . visit to Capt. Gen. Blsnco TO-
day. viii take trip to the provinces.
probably going west to Pinsr Dsl
Rio 6rst. There Is no word from the
divers today Of any importance.
fhs Nsssi Bs.rs.
Key West. March The second
days session here Of tho Maine court
Of irquiry opened shortly after 10
this morning. Most OF ths officers
examined yesterday had been In.
formed that they might be recalled
and the officers are all on hand,
although II is expected they will not
be examined until the court returns
from the second visit to Havana
G,oups Of interested men are also
gathered about the door Of the court
waiting their turn to be examined.
ossssssssssl Cos ssssss ossss 70 Gaia.
Warrington. March l.-Senstors
Thurston. Gsllingsr. Money. Gray
and Burrows. aud Copgrsssmen
Smith, OF Michigan. and Cummings.
Of New York. start for Cubs tomor.
rov. where In an unoflicial capacity
they viii Investigate the situation.
The msetisg Of the cabinet today
developed the fact that the govern.
msns 10 still without news OF the
cause Of the Maine disaster. nor has
the government any iusimasion what
the verdict Of the court Of irqairy
will b.
sssssss 10 sasss,ss.
Msdrid. March i-Ssgssta said 10
sn In srvisv that he expected very
satisfactory news from Cuba before
April.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-03-01
Mr.. Wallace Buys . Diamond.

Chicago. March Mrs. Celia WAL
lace. a wealthy Chicago widow. bough:
for t2i.s0o the second largest diamond
in the United States. 1t was the prop
erty Of former governor Of Wisconsin.
Mrs. Wallace is the woman who offered
20 adopt Evangeline Cisneros when the
Cuban girl visited Chicago.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-03-01

active hostiliiies would be the evidence
that the Spanish government connived
at the placing u torredoes or explosives
In the harbor of Havana to destroy our
vessel Bu; ] do not believe. and no
sane man can believe. that a chIvairic
nation would be guilty of such inhu-
uarlty"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-03-01

For that tired feeling you must
enrich and purify your blood. Hoods
Sarssparilla is the medicine you
need.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-03-01
Strike Of Miner At nay CITY.

West Bay City. Mich. March Three
hundred miners employed in the Moni-
tor and Bay county mines struck yes
terday. The men demand an eight hour
work day. pay for mine run and aboli-
ton Of the one-inch screen. Good min
ers Gan earn as high as s. q day under
the present scale.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-03-01

Arnold's Bromo Celery cures head
aches; 10, 25 and 50 cents. Reiss'
drug store.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-03-01
ess Ss.sss 10 rsses s..na.

Chicago. Msrch i--wsriern nnes
viii put In Gu, rates TO rue~, sound
points today. From Chicago to Seattle
the hrss class fare win be s,sse; Sec
cnd-eiasp. e5lA
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-03-01
INSPECTION OF MEAT.
Whole Government System Con.
demned by United States
District Judge.
DECLARES IT INVALID AND VOID,

Jreause II Il the Duty Of the State Mat.
ter Comes Up In the Case Of q Man
Charged with Attempting tn Bribc a
Government Inspector 20 Assist In the
Crime of Usiog Lumpy Jaw Cattle for
bologna sausages.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-01
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Ncv-Yor,. No,embor 20 1888.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS l$2 cars. OF 2.i91 lead. n
Gliding ~ cas- io1 the s"l s WIN t ln 'rT %
A. We're at jersey C5 ana 10 sxi~th-s Steers - an
grades were IN fair demand at fia S ,ys'aE go %
mana for cows the market was hardly as strong a.
ndays late sales and W. zoe o%fr on s,f , =,
cce native steers soi at 81 5oaS5 % per 700 ~ fe
al S ,ogS. SG bulls 81 s. s3 - ad choice ;at g. a, at
Drseed beef moderate demand 1T 7Hc per 10 ior poor
l., best native sides , 800 . ,.. 40 ,,.o,
to 6c wrst Iadies ( /. $ picn'ack ana % T,o
r, 10 N Te 'Orndc5 viii carr f., rernuli
- cattle sheep: the Anua - Nassau 10 cattle
D salcs sherman { ohio steers 1850 n aNeF3 ago,
S,o s' :. i. s. ss + at s 81 y 3 a i
3d. n At 81 So c 3d. ~ Dos at 81 % 81 - NG 1o
iqG4y DO a, 1870 n ls Ct $ 'G d. Do i229 at
"a Is 8 e "a, :" 49, al i e s 8 e." s & ~ 3
sanasrs i Dn s''. IS7 ~ At &: Co. i2ao H. at
s. a6 80 Kentucky 80. 1910 H. at 81 TO- II o. i-H at
81 a. <. ~ W ID d, at ls5 h. a, s. TO- bull
81 y y so OsS NJ at 81 20 a. ao GA at
NS. g Co.: Part late yesterday 81 Virginia s"crs
2s s. 81 10 5. g. p a at 81 s a. !, J" %
Ken;ucky d. III b 81 a. 30 West Virginia 49, ,?Ss
II. at at 8 8 90 g s late ss:
cows, 100 10 at 81 49, ~ S,ae d. .,sS !, a" a.
10 do sG is.s r. At s. $50 90 i ino: d.
- McPhc. t n at IS s. TO- ''f a Eco at 10
n. at 81 ~ DO 90. n a" " o. aG 1879 a. = - d. d.
IolS H. nj 81 49, do 800 ~. at g -; Fl DO. so n at
6, 30 ~ Il, sij ~ s. - 20 d. -" n ut - 30 d.
IN, u, n, A.. 2, mixed cattle. 'GI n. 1T :. 30
! Judd & Co: bulls 90 H. at So -; 90 IN ~ 10 10
a, a. "a 90 ~, H. - 20. COWS. 500 IL. AZ - 90
% 10 Sa2 10 AZ So % do. so n. at g..
\ collins: p bulls. 600 n at 81 -
! G. Curt. y Son: oxen. lIIj ~ AZ -; bull 1907
n at 5. TO- DO 1880 n al SO 81. q DO iiia n 81
81 *. II COWS N3g 81 1874, do s2i n AZ - -
il DO $50 H. a; 81 G5 -. 9i5 n. Of 50 80 TO- $50
n a 81 ga.
bulls. $50 n at 50 52't Dc. sn3 n At s27s c,ws
i05o y, al soTs3 30 u d. ia n at 81 90 ~, s' ~
Al 90 10. ? do 1a5 n q 81 I DO Il5 H. AT 81 ~ .
Andrew Mullen 3 bulls 733 n at 81 20, COW. 40 N
II SO 10 -. - 80 -. E.
l. iieiburn: IT 500 ~ at :. 80; 10 d. Is" -
Mich COWS Receipts. iGi lead. Including 50 dire
ard there % sale. Demand was strong ana
tcs nm a, so5aks per- head for inferior - choice
COWS calves Included Most Of the stock was late
sae--P Mccabe cows ana caves AZ s'"''' wi
head ,.o...a.b
J &; CURTIS q SON cows and calves a. so ." 'acn
= IIeiiurn: cows and calves. at s5Hs1> - per h'rn.
CAIVF~-Il~cfipis wsf" l.'ii read, ~ lnHhs - ~.
butchers and counn. the calves. there wee LOW On
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-01
or.tIup ,f,DKFTS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Nov 3O-There fairly good deInana ~,
ca,,Ie ~ tav hut BUYERS eNactng anu s,iel
,s censi n cattle that graded well tatt, that WEI
not good in quality moved on slowly az weak
GDGS5 30 common droves selTg al - s1IF 20 -.
extra choice cattle were taken - G0ls5 80 me ,,'
I'm feeding cattle only fair ami SAFES Were noS.t'
prices. many going II over - 10 M 10, a.,
week Calves sold SO - FOR best BIdies 60 "a
non.- lots bringing So Sales OF hogs were Il" 60
Ts3 52ia for the poorest the best hogs largely a, :"
n prfees ruling to % highSf if"'i
nxof hogs The late market steady 1rade III sneP
nd active at stronger prices lsf'l,9
lng a. 81 75dS5 80 year!ngs at 81 cHst - ana sep
s. 5Odsf 30 Lambs sold largely al $3.50 81 anu se
sheep continues large and they show less scns'h ~
lambs Receipts-Catte. 5000; hogs +'V"' s"''P'
1900 cat.
cincinnati Nov ao-rors stcady s3a$3 -. cat{ie
easy e. :ONsl - Sheep steady 81 2jgsi ans S'''''
ga - -. ,
East Rnffao NOV. 30 Receipts II sale ani ulou i
cattle sheep and hogs during The twenty 'ur no t
Al cars hogs IS cars Shpments-Catile :" cars; slp
and lambs cars. hogs. 30 cars. Catt' mere Wa o.'
ono load IN sale with a demand a. steadl, un T,
changed prces calves IN light supply. air dehIi
ouoabe az 81 I5Gss. good 10 choice s'H>i 90. Hne
ana lambs-1he offerings quite liberal sheu. -
loads Including loads left over and 10 oais OF @
Prices and at the decline there Il
FAIR clearance choice 10 extra wer" guoane NJ 80 19g
e. q, good IN choice s5GsJ - 70 fair - oVg
* sheen choice to extra - 25HSi 10 good ~ cho.'
<tasi % common fair. 50 JOA$3 30 Hoss. IN" MAJ
t, mcneil fairly active with a total Of 90 loads le
mark, strengthened and the basis vas raised rom - 70
- e. 20 II.avv werc qno'able 81 -; medium. 81 +)p
81 30 Yor<r- - f5Hs3 80 tie OUT - being the ,'Sl
prize" the bulk sold az ;" - iss 500 ,
81 - T., 20 according weight ronghs 81 i"pS@ 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-01

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables: spot cot
qg-er: sales. IL 600 bales speculaton ana -ido MIA
dlr4 upland 1874 Futures opened quiet partial o'
line closed barely steady al lGN = GA net
F-brrsrv- March 3O3b. March-Apr, 303,sb Apr May'
aO.i1s NavJun o5v June-July 3o1t2b; july "ut'St'
2c,s sepembsr So7s sep,s aye sow slswy
6,o,ba very 0rm Tut prices asked check business -,
FLOUR AND MFAI<-Trade In nour was dsi'n 49, -
ughi and suffered somewhat IN zone lr,
istents 50 !5ax winter siagnss oo1ss * extra 40
winter 81 Sass extra No "inter, - s"uS2 RYE
pioJ RS STEADY quoted So 95Qs3 IS .coRNMEAi:1s
susoy quoted kiln-dried 50 OGsZ 70 as u oo a,.
80. BAG MEAI-Frm Quoted Eine whe' ' Ing 'r
bran bulk arrive AMI spot, Si1 1.gSiS "a nne
s2 SasiS 80, middlings sIsasls rye feed 62'.a6'c'
civ lees 81, 90 hominy chop si3, olmfal ~
GRAIN HEAT-A fair advance was ha,s az "
ragged order and gave way a'.sS ts ,,ces
afternoon at9ck by the bears which relu' go pts
previous night bearish and gave Iitte ntea
Il ne bull Influences circulation. prominent among
which large clearanoes big exor, dtsna oI
advance N The burning VI priNate eI
yAt0- In Chicago also factor that Tor time gave
some concern 10 the In December Rumors as 10
size Of export transactions began early IN the Gay
snd Increased constantly until AZ the close 4 was re
ported that 100 loads worked 81 all ports ne
situation IN cash wheat however, vas unsettfc 1'
over DECEMBER afoat december w,iHe1 70 80 49,,
around 73c persstontly at midday and IN me
sudden pressure from bear interests The spring "ea
movement larger than expected ana iouDie 'h' -
eep,s - year although the total "oi cars r.
resenttd said. dupcaiions al buluth OF N.He".
already MinncapoNs. decline or sr
wa noted for the day ~ Lyepool l5"rin .st To pc,
bushel presumably the runored failure ~ nnAnr.a
4s rointr ~ Hr90uhali goI'ried Nr''rahH chsr-
fsrinF slowly and that German Imports during &c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-01

sale of which LIN were slx.ieh-e, and 10 at Jersey
day srassefs were also dull ard the aket closed
Ss ss: . "' a. q s. psr S 81
as IS srs..ers at 50 sosss led and mixed calves a;
ysn5 y ct t tsa: aT ct
ssra but Sf sf"s . aS I
Sales. II. Hume g. Bro: 10 yeas 1876 10 average,
a, S per 100 ~ 10 DO ssis's 70! DO 40 ls
70 s IT, ' s, "a zs q! = a, q mixed
II. 1872 ID at So 49, ysarl'ns'' 90
Aniey Mullen se yes. 100 "a at s; s ~ a. 80 Il 49, 70
81 rs az s. g y''saS $
.org G p.n rGa 81 mixed caves i2 H. 5o
a. /. d. @S g. s. s Il s c' b. r. Z ' 3D.
JeIlie Wright Co veas iSl No. a, = ~ - IS r 20
Newton < Co: veal 100 h. at 81 so' do. 25' H. at
Mcpherson & CO.. veaIs 1876 ro at 81 so; fed calf
sander Ss 10 vfs'' ~ FED sa z Fl T.
c.@s ealye: 81 r at 81 "a do s''
head including y that went s d.It to a 'nf
sS%nns Seuss stale and dk s there ears sale
which 2Ila Jersey city and 2e at siseth 81:
GSa eeS y seG and TT MEDIUM '1 TaSss
lambs Were rated steady to 'e ow gn. sa u lambs
StS y 30 q cars sos Go sl, at h s
Sn sds shs e c sd at aS SIS &
@ @ 4essd IS 1901 most e 'Hs per rs
at s. S 5:r lSS s. f iss a. lt s. sS'f 8 "
q e Ss aS a o. : b. at a S 90
e., o. CT s. s. ' 10 IS, SAT- sn n e. ia p d at c r. a
81 x Pe s d. 100 H. So 30. buck 1t" H.
, Harrlngton 40 State lambs SO ~ o, a; 50 10 s
81 buffalo sheep 12i N. at 81 25 80 State do' ~ IT,
Gsorsc Dnienback: ici state lambs IS r at 50 No.
II Hume B,o G9 5 ann an 81 m at s. 5o
5 20 n Ct s. c2 i :i., DO s5 H. e s. s. T. 81
s. 50; 70 d. IS n. at 81 Is % Pennsylvania '0
Newton & Co: 2I1 West Virginia lambs 80 TO- No. ~ =,
So ca: do ~ ~ at 81 50; ~ lniiana 49, 80 * ~
s. go Jersey do No. So 6o 10 jersey sheep Ito IT,
McPhersn co Knucsy lambs "a " ' at az 81 = 80: Il
DO 'S 90 a. q * !: * 90 huso do az ~ S 10 So
Kentucky sheep. 100 NJ at 81 t2. ." 40; ~ A. 40
81 i2il 2io Buffalo do iO4 ID. at 81 So state co. low
s sanders: so PENNSYLVANIA lambs ~ ~ at Oh 20 DO o'
o2 d. 81 ~ 50 60 PA do u 10 AZ =" s';s 10 81
NJ az S. 90: Pennsylvania do 100 No. AZ ga ~ 'u '
IIorr IN g. Co.: 10 Ruralo lambs i22 n at ~
% do Il ~ at 50 i2s o6 Buffalo ,heep " ~ a. State
II II Hollis: II state lambs. - 70 AT - e, ,", *
snssp % ~ st s. 'I ia 20 at de- 5. % % 7" t."
NJ collins: IOs PENNSYLVANIA lambs; 20 ID, III NJ at
ooo A, - n M 81 80 % Pennsylvania sheep' ia '' "
s. 1914, 1870 do I23 H. at SO 10. 0,o ho1 Including
cars for the market Eighteen cars mainF TO-, rsde
terers were the yards later IN w. at SO 50
slow but priass were generally ra cuntrv dressed
Gsi per ion y for fair 70 prime hoesi ,o"""'
Arm, ~ 3isT5Nc per N Tor extreme wsenls 90 e,ate
Sales--J H. Hume Bro date yser y, ss9 81 on
hogs l9s ID at $3.50 per '"' ~ ~ ~
H. H. Hollis DAT, Yesterday: ls state hogs ''' TO- al
sal5: - do l79 IL, at S.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-01
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

Nev YOIA. November o. 1870
pra~s Avn pI-As-.it. market for marrow beans IS
quite firm owing Light receipts, enVus Xit'nnn and
ported 81 % establish the qaota,iom m, not onot
ably higher RED kidney firmly held with oHeriss i'sn
only lew white kidney here ana ty ghty easrr
peas steady. We quote: Beans. marIo~ i''9; 0 sr
81 2aasi 80 do red kidney 1895 81 10 90 %9s fd"5y
1855 81 COAST CO. DO yellow eye; 49, secn peas bags
Isgs s7Is assoc 90 Scotch, bags slgsl on. -. -. ,a,
Hi'TTIH~Trade dragged quite heavily again TO-DAY
ani narke, developed increased weakness For few se
cal lots u Kit le- creamery 232c WAS obtained carp ~
the day but later 2Sc becane the general trading nass
Tor fancy Win prime TO choice grades Offering freely at
2GU22c and hard 10 move SECONDS are "a na rr.sm
cuulaton and dragging at IRREGULAR price Jun xsues is
cry shows slight weakness but the range %, interest
about the az previously gwen 40, n.y. 70 sel
Fresh factory coming little freely but tneIs
is ,a fe"&Hs pSf rrsmePy western fancy per
prime choice. 2oq22c DO thirds 10 Se Sp 2c 40
"ys 90 10 S, . nei: sa %esien June 2oq2le
DO hrss Seiss 90 seeonas igS sa &C. d. trss
isa1sisc A. seconds nrsis l5ai'e Wesien imitation
@Qlic factory. June eNirns , o do sec
onds l3ac lower grades l2dl3c; rolls fresh ""'S
ljql d, common to good. l2'. giIc nat, so.. -,
day: the bockaied streets: making delysrs
eiculi that moyen is %. Ia,eaae cheese and
ORC about all shat can be depenaed upon tr,Iy ,encv
9sess are q eT 55 saAS as. II Would ' he
ind below loc Small size fun cram que, r nb A.
io sf' 90, ga for an" rIored and a. for white quote
g,a % crea- iarge c5ored or white fancy per 10
A ceored or Whit e, Chs sd do ~ run S cream
fa made small coored fancy ioc DO d9 cream s COM M
made @hiic loc DO god 10 choice o'.gy9.' 7S a.
Do large choice 6sa7c part skim' small Ghoee
Gs Do lago en-, eno S,gcc 62 s sa. 10 &c prime
'EGGs-Marke quiet for fresh. but supply very ngt
AID TIE ~ ne a 4, srai snd a ac Wen
We quote. Jersey and near BY fancy f'e'h per a'A'"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-01

bales exports coastwise 746s sales 1915 stock ID v
Seyannah Nov 3O-Cotton easy; middling. 4Nc; low
middng 4sc; receipts 1910 bales; exports to the con
tinent 10 500; wise, 2GOl sales S6 stock
baltimore. Nov 3O-Coton nominal; mddne o,sc m occ
miidng Lice good ordinary 1-l6c; receipts "a"
bales exports to Great Britain 3iO4 to the Continent
1908: stock. 1851. ,,, =, a.. lou,
Memphis Nov 3O-Cotton firm; middling. 3-i7c' Low
middng 4Nc; good ordinary. 4&tc; net receipts 100
bales gross 70i shipments. 442o: sales ooVo s'0cN
Ia, cog. ,,,,- .u. ,v
Houston Nov. so-Cotton dull middllns; &c; low
mddng 4%c; good ordinary Axe receipts loo-o Daies'
shipments Is, 49, sales. 49, stock 100. 80 ~ ,
Augusta Nov 3O-Cotton steady mitd.ing 0sc; .gw
rddng Ice: receipts. ilOo bales; gross io''
shipments i.26s: sales. i66; stock 1929 ,.,,
Cincinnati Nov 3O-Cotton quilt and hrm' inio1ins
8Isc: low midilng. i5-i6c; good ordnar oloc;
receipts os3 bales; shipments 49, stocs Voc, to-
81 louis Nov. 3G-COtton steady: miifling, o-ibc'
low mddng 1916; good ordinary, tisc; net receipts
Dos bales gross II 6S1 shipments. lvD; STOCK oc'o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-01
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool Nov. 80 3:45 ,. m.-Exchange -closing-,
Wheat No 1 red Western winter hrm, ~ 4'ed, NO
red Northern spring dull. es 2.i corn-spo American
mixed Old quiet MA: futures steady; Drcei-.e,'
% "a, January new CROP s. Sad March. b 1Hd.
Flour St Louis fancy winter steady S. Hps at l@ni2n
Pacific coast firm f5NtG. Beef INDIA mess hn,
Gss oi prime dun o3s "a Pork-Prme mss , me
Western dull .sps: prime medium western nu,'
sIs IA IIams-Short cut. II t. 10 n. firm. 54s go
Cumberland cut IS To 80 ~ hiin sos snort rs
10 "a n strong 33s: long clear midles lgh 80 !" -
n arm COS long clear mdies heavy ~ 40 80 ~, 49,
Az, osS. sfor, clear backs 10 10 ~ n. hrnl ~ 80,
lila, +. ~ 10 n, steady 3is 81. shoulders -A1uaie
10 10 "a 10 firm OBS Cd Larl-priine M's,rn , dui
~. c-beese-A American white firm 4o. - Sl!.''
Arm 4Gs Tallow-Prlme city steady 2os gr ~
-. Ia az rIvernool refined dull las el. Iufn,h'he
S S'ru ~. .,,,1v oas Rosn-Common steady. IS 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-01
THE LONDON WOOL MARKET.

London Nov 3oAt the wool auction sa nf,o,eon
., ~ taes were offered. There was actFe c,l'p I'D,
To- r,ernos and fine crossbreds. large suPp,s "a -
crossbreds were offered and ruled irregulatIy. 20
D. na,ou mo October sale. There were ,Iequrn 49,
drawaIs secured merlnos sold stronsiy tne @ lin
BUYERS securing several l)'s SOM p,aarslnnd were
greasy sold readily and few los OF I rrone
taken 70 Russia. \ good supply OF APP APP ", "ncbang
10 Nat,i stock was strongly supported AT ulr'n.
rates The attendance was large TIE l'Gw s bales
s,,'s sale In detail New South "al's 49, o.,
ol; 7dGis Cd: greasy 5LQl0l lneensi9nn.
bales; secured Idqls "a; greasy o'.g> s1nth
BOO bales: secured 5dG1s 4isd greasy "hIlp az "
australia-7cO secured Is 2tHls a. zaoni
"a Tasmanla-2OO bales: greasy f'2uod .Nt" ,,eHnns
90 ooo bales secured 4ikdds 3i3d; greasy Va "a
Cane OF Good Hope Natal0OO bales secured - i1'
ais 8iad; greasy 44Hsd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-01
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

,,-,o, Nav 10 4 n m-Cotton-spot quiet prices
unchanked American miidling SD The sales Of the
dav we're 10 coo bales which 900 were or speeu.s
,nn and expor and included $500 bales American re
celpts 49, 900 bales Including 1890 bales Amercsr-
Futures opened quet steady with moderate De
mand and closed barely steady: American middiing'
n, December sellers; December and January
2-G4q3 Std buyers January and February; Z-Vlp
3-eid buyers February "ni Msreh 9p and Nav
i-eia3 3-eii sellers May and June Ga vsne'
0iGr3 7-0id sellers; August and September. va
sellers: September and October. 3 7-Gid sellers.