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The Wichita tribune., 1898-10-01
A. G.. Mueller, Undertak-
er and Embalmer. 2l3 N.
Main, Phone 325.
Wa shington, d. c., 1898.
Governor of Kansas,
Topeka, Kans.

Governor of Kansas,
Topeka, Kans.
Under the presidents second call,
May 25, '9S, after filing to the maxi
mum the organizations already in L. S.
service from your State, you are re-
quested to furnish two batallions of
infantry, to consist Of one Lieut.. Colo
mel, two Majors, Two Assistant Sur
geons 4st Lieuts.), two Hospital Stew
ards, each battalion to consist of four
companies, each company to be com
posed of one Captain, one 1st Lieut.,
one 2d Lieut. one 1st Sergt., one Quar-
termaster Sergeant, four Sergeants,
twelve Corporals, two Musicians, one
Artificer, one Wagner, and eighty
ing officer Capt. W. Is. Reynolds, Ft.
LeavenwOrth, kans., has been direct
ed to confer with your represen ntative
concerning details affecting comfort,
shelter, subsistence of Organiza tions
and the order in which they should be
modified for muster. To save expense
and for other reasons that will occur
to you, it is suggested that preliminary
physical examination be made of the
men before they are taken from their
homes Blanks mailed to Adjntant
General Of State. You are requested
to constitute a board of three reputa-
bic physicians for the purpose only of
examining the battalion medical Off
GERS nominated by you, these physi-
clans to receive SO per day and travel
ing expenses to place of meeting of
board and return. The battalion med
ical officers will then be mustered into
L. S. service to assist mastering officer
with physical examination OF men.
The recruitment for the old companies
will be conducted by the officers now
in the field and under orders from this
Office. R. A. ALGER.
Sec of War.
The Wichita tribune., 1898-10-01
Fine trimmed Hats ''COm-
mon prices" Warren'S.

Mrs. Neal, who has been visiting her
daughters, Mesdames Dunson and
Scott Thursday.
Bette May, the little daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs John Hall, left for Fort
Scott Sunday, where she will attend
school this winter.
Little Anna Smith who has been Wis
iting her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. Fl. Young, returned to her home in
Kansas City Saturday.
Rev. Hardy has been extended a call
to a charge at Chicago where he will
go in few days. His family will re-
main here to await the result
The Wichita tribune., 1898-10-01
There's Lower Prices at
the Boston Store"

DR.. w. A. Minicl1 is working up con-
sidera ble interest among the Afro
Americans for the rally here October
8. The Doctor is highly appreciated
by our people and is bound to make
good showing on that occasion. If
there were more like him in the repub-
lican ranks who would show by their
actions the appreciation Of the colored
vote there would be less discord among
us. But as it is there is more division
in our ranks than ever known in the
history of the county.
The Wichita tribune., 1898-10-01
A.. 6. Mueller, Undertak-
er and Embalmer. 2l3 N.
Main st. Phone 325.

III. E. Martin who has been stopping
at the jackson house left Wednesday
for st. Louis.
Ida Williams has returned from a
visit to Parsons and st. Louis and re
ports good time.
J. L. Harper called at the Tribune
Office and laid down three months
subscription to the Tribune.
S. w. Lea left Wednesday morning
for Memphis, Tenn, to attend the ex-
slaves national convention there.
The colored girls of the second ward
school devote more time on the corner
of Central and Main than they do in
school,
Mrs Ida Butts left Wednesday morn
ing over the Rock Island for Perry,
Oklahoma. on and extended visit to
friends.
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me inform you that the $4,000 volun-
teers under the Presidents second call
have been entirely apportioned. Au-
thority therefore cannot be given you
to receive another battalion.
e. c. CoRBIN,
Adj't Gen.
The Wichita tribune., 1898-10-01

A woman admires one man for the
qualities he has and loves another for
those he hasn't.
The Wichita tribune., 1898-10-01

When a man asserts that he is just
as good as another man he always be-
lieves he's better.
The Wichita tribune., 1898-10-01

Just es soon as a man acquires his
ideal he begins to look around for a
superior one.
The Wichita tribune., 1898-10-01

The National Negro Baptist Associa
ton held in Kansas City, Mo-, last
week, decided to send two memb bers of
the church to Cuba for missionarywork
The organization has purchased a
building for $4,000 and are in debt
only $4,000. They will publish all the
Sunday School literature of the Negro
Raptists in the L. S.
The Wichita tribune., 1898-10-01

Conscience may tell a man that he
is doing wrong, but fortunately 1t does
Mt inform his neiShbors.
The Wichita tribune., 1898-10-01
Republican Rally, Satur-
day, Oct. 8. Every Afro
American requested to turn
out and march in procession.
TIT BITS.

DR.. Warner, an Afro American, as a
candidate for Governor of Alabama re-
ceived 1000 votes.
The Wichita tribune., 1898-10-01

is either fool or he thinks yod are
one
The Wichita tribune., 1898-10-01

When it comes to manual labor the
average man is an immune
The Wichita tribune., 1898-10-01

Some men marry maids and some
are married by widows.
The Wichita tribune., 1898-10-01

One touch of love mends all hearts
punctures.
The Wichita tribune., 1898-10-01
"There's Lower Prices at
the Boston Store"

Mrs. Mary Crump left Thursday for
Winfield to attend the fair.
Rev. ]. W. Price left six months
subscription for the Tribune
Mrs. A. S Strater, OF Eel Dorado, is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Sanford.
Mrs. Jeltz will take in the fair at
Kansas City with her best beau.
Miss Laura Brower Of Wellington,
was visitor in the city last week.
Miss Hattie Herring has just COM
pleted a three years musical course.
Henry johnson Of Nevada, Mo-, is
the guest of the Jackson honsethis
week.
Mrs. Hattie Drake will 90 to Kansas
City to visit her sister and witness the
carnival
Mrs. VIM. Whitted, who has been on
the sick list the past week, is slowly
improving.
Thos. Fife of Hutchinson, made a
trip to our city last Thursday and at
tended the fair
The Wichita tribune., 1898-10-01

We've often wondered what will be-
come of the self-made man in the final
roundup.
The Wichita tribune., 1898-10-01

The man who looks upon the wine
when it is red may feel blue later.
The Wichita tribune., 1898-10-01

A woman changes her mind so often
that it keeps her busy speaking it.
The Wichita tribune., 1898-10-01

Washington, d. c., 1898.
Governor of Kansas,
Topeka, Kans.
Having reference to your telegram
of July II, the Secretary of War bids
The Wichita tribune., 1898-10-01
Fine trimmed Hats "COm-
mon prices" Warren'S.

Lieutenant Green says Santiago de
Cuba is not like the good old Sunflower
State. He says all the boys from here
are we'll, although it is exceedingly
The Wichita tribune., 1898-10-01

Governors of Illinois, Virginia, North
Carolina and Kansas officered military
organizations composed entirely of
Afro O-AmericanS.
The Wichita tribune., 1898-10-01

Winfield Sullivan was carried to the
county Jail Wednesday for insanity,
S. w. Lee left for Topeka Tuesday
night.
The Wichita tribune., 1898-10-01

Mr. John D. Rockefeller, who is dis
tinguished for his donation to denom-
national enterprise, has recently Civ
en- So, 900 to Colored Baptist church
in Cleveland, Ohio.
The Wichita tribune., 1898-10-01

Wannamaker in a two hour speech
asked the election to the legislature of
the Negro lawyer, Henry W. Bass.
The Wichita tribune., 1898-10-01

200 years ago the pious DIR. Goodwin
dared 10 affirm that it was not sin to
baptize Negro.
The Wichita tribune., 1898-10-01

The A. NJ. Z. church book concern at
New York City is the greatest Negro
book concern in the world.
The Wichita tribune., 1898-10-01

l. f. Norris, colored, has been nomi-
mated by the republicans at saltwater,
Okla, for the Legislature from the
Fifth Legislative district.
The Wichita tribune., 1898-10-01

DR. E. X. Love, an Afro-Americar
Baptist minister, is pastor of the larg-
est Negro church in America, member
ship 5000
The Wichita tribune., 1898-10-01

In Concord, n. H., cotton factory
has been built and equipped entirely
by Negroes.
The Wichita tribune., 1898-10-01

lican delegation to congress.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-18

oISr S..s ard as; >: I'D n. To Ias
and rates are firm In both departments.
OILS Continued strength is noted in PRIME SIMMER vel
81 steady and fairly active. and refined petroleum stsns
:! a nni' bulk 40 PSiiadepss SS, 8 Sas
aa o., crude nsphha ,aTs.es 81 desoTre P ~ c;
prIms summon yellow gase o sumner y.ow 2ic but
ter grades 2Gd2ic nominal prime white. &c prime win
yellow e0iic. linseed American s5aaoe Am~r-
rRovrsloNs- market shosrd an sdysnes ~ tss
d.. but owing 70 laht trade was not particularly s',ons
strength in srar Pohl Firm. quoted: Mes: $ IS
S .s%$ a5t.9 g M.. .1s,l ':m.
ns isefp s 10 aaasa as M9ds
and auSlsd R Mf Sc sG r. t ss 10 r and
g gao:.a SINKING s.i,es % 70 s. Ssss g.
/, r. &C. Picked shoulders steady and qn9,sd asg 10: &c
: r. a.ss.s Western ssSsse..i TAGL s,.s5,.
s sHd auo Sy GS'ni a: and quoted tSs
Guet and quoted south Amsrica &C. Continent . SO
aase; Western 4as..c sTEA FdSc and
qRPicE oiS &c van Of ca@ny anS c buyers ran
chiefly along the medium ,nd NOR. desirable .rai. :oT
Nbou, evenly dy'd,d the and Gomes
light receipts and firm situation generally win hayer'
experiencing more OF less difficulty TO secure supple
AZ: fsr to. good. 4i.d5.c prime choice 'saGi,c:
head oqst Pn'na 'gGHG DO in bond IN bsaS
a asSss ''a'N'' Java 'N'''''' N'"s00' IN ''a4
sGAHTs refined msrEs, firm ,e1y sT,
the hard and soft grades with buying by otscers
urs Quotations follow Domino,. Sac; cut loaf s,,c:
sranulated Sc fine granuatei SC: coarse sranula,ed
&c hne nul4ted 2"S S9nfeG2ntrs ga%a A.
5i.c: diamond A &c: conteconers \, $40; No l. -
No 2 4Ac. No 3. 4'sc; No T. 43Gc; No D. 49, 20 -.
AZ; No I 4ac: No i3lc. No @. 4'.c; No 10 &c
No H. o6c: No IL. a.; No l3. 39io; No H. SIC No
Is 37sc. No rs. 37sc
The market fo- opened with buyers inclined
20 meet Of sellers Offerings were lSnt ana
business tame until the close. when nurDer .,
bids on the basis OF sac for % test centrifugal anu
sac rnuscovado and 3isc for - test noasss
sugar accepted. The feeling very nrm, WIN
indications pointing further upward movement IN u
near future The English had little or no ihiu'"ce
on the local market. FOR time past cane susiI
az London reported steady. but very quiet WIN
OF lbs FOR Java ard los ~
Tor fair refining Quer. with prices pare
IL maintained presen; and month quoted cs SD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-18

GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Octooer l.. 1898
COFFEE There more active and stealier market
r Brazilian day. with prices a. t-si
sowing ret sdNance q 30 points after the make
Rad 7-ned steady unchanged prices TO advance ~
3 points TIE q the trading covering oH
account cables ard smaller receipts The open
call sales reached $50 bags and The total business
q ih- day 1880 bags. The market was hnalY
steady with prices points lower 70 . points higher
Hamburg reported better conditions and k'
reported advance. santos reported "A shade
over prices The total receipts RIO and santos wee
cah'ec only coo bags and commented upon Hs
beng very light especially view Of the claims ~ me
hears a. the beginning - the oNement. There was
Indication q returning speculative activity, but i'm
movement this regard controlling IL citi
some improvement in spot demand also reported ~
old prices with sellers Inclined be difficult . deal
WITH spot quotations heretofore. Che flr No RIO
invoice lots and 6asc for jobbng parcels ntcd states
warehouse deliveries against me market. having
fallen OF 10 S729 bags but the American visible supply
10 the United states aggregated 10000 bags AM -
Europe 1900 bags. Santos O. The United states i3"o
bags and to Europe $1,000 bags Victoria shiip-a -
,ree TO United States. RIO receipts aggregate ib
Sss. against Is 900 the previous week. lOi 90
last year and 900 ls96 Santos receipts footed UP
S2oc bags. against iss 900 baes Isst web l@l vT
eefvsres from American warehouses footed up b25'4
baxs Including IS 1872 bags a. New York a. compared
Win Sc O4s last week and sl,0s bags last Year.
The o contract prices In the local market 10 DAY
xss Q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-18

e. = e. 4 i;.: e. If s" L +
$ $ s. g e - g: a. ? : ss &C.
8 n t; r.; is rs sS d. e o. e DO . Sat; 'assP
40 I: y 5. g 30 q svss a 20 - IS :, g. o. aS s' ~. y So
ohio MS' do q 3 Bar.5 DO 50 + s. o. 81 g
Ia%' 3 o 30 '2 p ss 81 a SO 80 % 70 IS :
Isl DO SIN $50 "a western d. q 10 = % DE- 1G
r Re- g 3. 81 ~ !: g 49, 3d. Il ss.- .; 'a;'s
100 r. s.; s Vernon, 49, IS n. 81 Penn Do. ia ID
% 81 riar SqGss ~ tsnsda s. 70 %;
orF: DnenSas so NeF' b Canada s, ans' $ g.
State S. TO- .hsep iae b 81 So DO III ~ s.:@
fT' Hcl is u state ames 70 10 So IN 90 81 N
9 q Vermont G 90 !; n at 81 So &, % 20 sa a.
sSe.p q n 81 Vermont do s. b. at 81 )
oo a9ar.~ STAT. l2o9 5; .si: :. lSs
DO Do - ~ 8, go 20 ~ d. 100 10 a, 50 Is buck i2o ~
30 Pnn,I2 lambs =, % n IS a. ,s ,o %:
81 ~ 500 80 I.a ,gl 'hSeP ,dd ~ ~ a, 4
bi Hsr2n %S Onto a%e; u n S s. -
az S s. 50 indiana sheep i'a NJ at 81 30 buck 40
~ p' Collins 81 POI Pennsylvania lambs 81 N 81 50 80
50 S - s a. 4 80 49, 10. o ~ d.
az 81 81 state - n. nt 81 - Penns yania sht.p
and lambs (mxel) 90 ~ AT 81 IS hrcks. ~ - AZ -
J. II Wilkerson 2p7 Buffalo lambs. ~ 10. a, - ~ W.
Kentucky sheep. % ~ AZ - a. ,. ,-c,
HOGs-Recepts Tor two DAYS wer" s'a cars OF tf
heod including about four cars FOR the market i'aN
rrcoins M buffalo liberal supplies here created a
veak feeling and the market was slow IN getunG ne
shone Fa, 10 prime hogs estimated 20 bring stn
9. IL per 100 N; choice Hight STATE pigs went 20 "
s'de dealers at 2oas4 80 coun, dressed quiet at 90
5i.c per N FOR medium 20 l!ght weights. -
seles-M Collins % Pennsylvania hogs. ~ 10 average
at 81 II pe- lOi n. .,-
s Sanders: 10 state pigs. los m. at W -, 900 ,
ToiiTe Wright Co: State hogs. l"' 10 az - ~
rough $40 10. a. 81 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-18
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Cincinnati Oct l7.-Coiton quilt. mitI'irg. bsc 10"
oitilng 80. good ordinary. sac receipts 81 bairs
shluments 60 stock. ll,24O
rlItiing 40. receipts vsi2 bales exports 70 me Con
insrt IL g73 bals' coas,~se Jo's sales he-'' s'0'"
Gsce.ton. oct II Cotton qu!e. but STEADY mIdd,ns
a.. i,w mIddIins SO good OrdraFy, SO, irceip,s
=. IA baes exports Great Britain sae 80 te "a
,,nsni - So: rosst~is~ 4osi sa~r ~! stock -oo ~
M.uuhs II - Cotton steady, nlidftits. 40 ioe
loa nldng e-ldc, net receipts I.sVs bsiss sf"s''
. aa9 shlpmenis asa. sales. ~. stocA n-ot -
uai,mors oct l7-Coc0n nominal; mddlink 81
low middlns IL i6c. GOOD ordinary S-ioo' gross r.
e.lpts G1s bales; stock. y l0J ,,,,.s 50. i,u
81 Louis Oct. lIcotton sssdy' m''p ,nnaso,s tes
mditrg CSC. gnoi ordinary. tse, net feSs!gts' is
bsl., gross. siio. sales. 20 shipments '''-'' ''''
o. t4t - -,Au,,r 4 Is tsc
low middiins clio good ordinary BIC NJ,
Il 40 eaies Gross. IS. 2el. sats oVoV, s'oeN. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-18
rrpopEAN PRODUCE MARKET

Liverpool Oct, II. a.45 m-EIs Oh -cesinSx
sr e,a' American mysi nsw steady. 81 "a rs,srse
49,, ,p.ob,r b lid. November. IS 'sd; pecsmosss
sau'Ttt Flour ri Louis fancy winter nrm !" -, g.
Ysop. At London Pacoc sos'D ern o. e,g'' me-.
,rsnx 81. 3d. Pok-prIms Ins'. nns ws;''rr ss@,
su."s -. m,s, n sdum Western Arm ~ od uams
Cos !fin' !. - 10 N arm az pscon-cumoerianso
ssy'. eu w y, n nrm short rib a. 9. 2. no h,m Se
nm e.ar backs ia Is NJ nrn, a:. clear os'ss N
ma w. ny,n SIS Cd shnuidsrs-sauare u 70 ~ ="
70 10 70 .. iar,-Prlne Western nsm Es. Shse.e-
ams,iesS nnest white and eolorsd du' as 90
a er,"' ,t.sev is. IL rurpentns-spiri, arm "a
- IIy.rnoc fos the week from Atlantic per's usvS
quarters. from other ports, 1900 quarters 1ss nn-j
soy,, ~ corn Liverpool from Ausntie p's" w VI
week 20 900 quarters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-18

than might have otherwise occurred. without iuu
opening Of business the price situation 81 TO day iarH
sustained quotations. Top grades we're N
clined 10 b. slow and dealings In other grades worked
toward the inner side OF the ranges clover ana .ue
mre-l took something % spur'. and better ngn.c@
are now named We quote: Prime per lO 10 t.rp'n,
No |. 52isG8c: No 9 A. y U52iac. No g. tu WI
gradabe lots s0a3sc clover mixed lod5Oc clover 55d'5
as 70 quality.., .srRAw-iong rye straw IS aouh's IN
AID prices full 3Oflnc .or of he supply Inc
receipts Of and In tons reported at me ftdCe
Exchange noon to-day were: Hudson River hanro''
3tsp hay: Erie. 700 Pennsylvania. 90 peihWhe
IAekaxanna and Western. TO- West shore l3o; Lsngn
VALLEY 81" and Western I'D tentrSl OF 80
Jersey. ~. river boats 5io. by canal pI' to'a 2-'
tons Receipts 81 straw - tons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-18

eaton si eu nSa"s ,s R : .'gGs bales
and export Too American. iiooo Receipts. 1000
bales: American. 5000 bales. m'ddllns upIands s32d
closed nrn a. 'aqi CA advance February
June sosss OBJ junea 5osb July AGsas s"3,
Ausnst septenbe' 2oSaSo 90 October Sol.s octoseT-
January 3"s. Manchester Yarns quiet and unchanged
FrR AND " ' TS an a. demand for
sprng wheat noEr notably spring patents at b SHADE
quoted and vc:y ARM Spring patents 81 soas4 30: win
. t ,Fe o.i go .S q' 10 na.
extra No wln 50 7Sas2 - grade. 81 20 to ar
rive 1sST9s6i eop 81 'oSs % E ana IS arrive
NAG ME& s@' ''n't qsoted Fine Witt
,oo1c hns yow 75gsOc eaar Sc: Ig.2s 20 ~ FED.
SACKS .aass G &c. v TpS ran q 90 and 50 n
bulk s3qsi3 80. white do sl4as4 co. middling bqk 100
5 o6oS :is Oil n meal fss s2s '' ' ~ ~.
MAKE, mos, u, ne daS nn.hns with prices practically
at the top on and I'd. curb Ss 1c haP The May
H Sss a5d cos t as s 'f
s & p!s As 9eTssior @.u, 4F s,en n.y. ac %si
lover Gao pr rs on ms f &C. mSs ,brogs
out asst wees but beyond Widening he difference DC
erect New York leading practically all markets q ne
couai TIE short interest at sh'as2 Go ss 2eso. ,S
Den collapse q he efforts now being put form by VS.
demands Turing the Day there several brief re
e'ions in resp nse TO local ssles on me bulge 1 IN
The oG marks had a. 'f fsnsn sG'9 Sa T ss
shsdf hsher but not mneh Of ''siuT 5.
eesrsh Russian shipments Were i.,rt a .,YI NM
The preN99, Wees Wits , e ,, On usage shovel
decrease u cocoa bush Tie festrr~ = statistics hoy
. f was p4 en- '"ffer ntu an Uce S I" w bush
the eoop on 9f a PGs Ts sG % ss nqS
stocks At sea'ard ronis l's {e1T so mss ne IN IRE
total now Il $4,000 bush. against q H$ 90 lush lsi
year The local stock in store and -h1s' Is onN @1o
decrease vas $500 bush. The stock q y, re- 81.
de-e9si d so" .S eusn s 90 Ha,h las week and
a 49, Y tusS %, What and ?? 10 ssTfel. q e1 81 III
EnTops TSere vas csnsid-raoir ,cpeint IN Ifsarl
lee; ard snow storms While Manitoba reported h@;seel
6"OVOU and 7O"C" tush I'm she's irnt! - We
" II, lsad. of ~ac6 II loads were r5rsel
On the curb lie sem9sr vas guotsd a. ,?FgI2 :;
western "a O. D.. en,a;. ~ Northern. nulmh 7l.c
..' C0RN The ra,k-, displayed niependcn, s'Iens'h
t. DAY. leading wrfa Z: l'ns T'rIr W. an a., -
b. agi VIII 4 haai 'ak're ~ lads % DID FOG
50. was fuT,t~r stimulated oy c.n,i1u~d fe,,if- "
po1r husking re- ms with an ,n.Pa,,n ~ Ne pa''
ga al re- higher rh're va. decrease ~ 700"
a. ,.., iIs, In 20 t,,uis saSpi, whira +, now -
ooco bush against 90 49, 900 asa one year aso The
ss9s oG' 90" s ass2 40, . o es ''i !gsg
blel The week previous and ~ G0 bush last year
The .,as, u s. ecin inc'.a.ei @oa'o bush \, ea
W,i wss soy s1, sse 1ns sT9 . " d %
900 sash aF@"s' l., - 800 ta;h last '1a1 . The pg
sock q ~ : oats wien is only LOO bush, asa!rs'
i2gOoO bush las; year. decreased for tho week 2s,n
yaf.e eS,s $: n5s 3s,.5 aaI. 'a.sr43 :.a-S'..-
B22cs yThlte 2,f"4c ~ : mi LIPS ~ P'",-
lot. ...- BTCKWnEAr MafAei stead. Cno'.i 81 O.
T. New Y,f&.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-18

METALS While showing more or less ifresu ART we
net. rn.-sr Nis decidedly more acilve '-nay uhH q"
asets - rot months Ia some instances Sellr's 49,
60 nendnx further DEVELOPMENTS and the tenrs '-U
49, no r,srlet wgs very nrm Tn eKaiMtef Il re
r,,.shla degree OF strength win prices $3.50 pms
b,gh.r srel,s, edvAnc~d sharply, az ga also co-r
ss~-ng ne apathy shown by the att-r ne'al u.'tls
Just recrn'N' the .'P"f-r,
nand and hghs- prices af- rrsaTiei N-un p' N..
~-sieca,ion ~ local holders At the cio.e ne NE
t,ehsnge called pis iron warrants Gh@' ana uhehant
a.. :" december S7Qs7 20. copper close1 MN WIN
,1l5 a,nan1 SPOT october. Sl2 %" HoFr''ber A'4
Tersbsr SO s7iknsI2 80 Tin vas unsettled and g!,
80 mo-. ar irss Nominal spot and oct'It' 80 avg
iereAsr 81 - asa -. sreite- arm Win 500 ~
r., 80, ara 81 her a. Fina London cables fe
,1,t inner irregular. spot f57 81 fuurts t3t Jos In
t~-c,,'igr s.yt 40 futures ~ bs oit Spihsh Eau
,'s,fsI AZ fi2 Is 81. spclier qIo.ei ~ f23 los ~ .
'yoTAe9FS AND SYRTPS Tho mhfE"i "prn~1 WIN y
an ara csssd with buyers rather hsn ss'ris
81 on,,a tons Offerings yeiy lght ana Dnri.ess i2
3D.. mos, par, pss mitft 10 lpphhs sh'rs rNpg
,1,t - .erjrr several small lots ~ sytps - fiI
sis, civ dealers paying m! prizes ~ 'a'"H
$,yy orleans centrifugal common. 70 AN i"tl%.
80 iCGiu.. prime 40 ~; New orleans op- hei'ie.
go. ~ 6ys falr e-q 90. good .1n@o' prime $40
y.r- ch0,ce a3s3G. Porto Rec, 2snly . ru!s ~
"1nIrsl: far l2glGlEc; good l'Si''' if'"r 'op''''
'nt IN )lGHTs nsrket fcr herth freish vas
~ ast.t London Bad GassoS Sd bristyi 80
"a. IIu 20; Newcastle. 81, AE'"frp o. W
80. Rotterdam re: Ams'ertan. ~ sct'' u,
80 n.r 100 10 ~ sac LONDON oss IS W ~ .y
moderate bus!ress was reported ~ ear ''nna.s -,
-, ,,tber business Is restricted IN many h'hn',s
DI rss,,.sactory tds submitted b. .h!ppers tNis ",s
,clar,v n. regards large 'onhhss :.
"a rss. for ,ts onI- trsdss Cosnwns
", So Srsia steamers continue IN meeeiss ash."s
a.. ~. .rs sisssy On ths Of ~ ID 10 corr O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-18

COTTON atI.u 80 cotton futures isAiLG me CAV
r,afe -'l Investment .uter-si 90 qul- bfOa' SAFE
Tas s~a-.a = me frfT' - anythhS nHi 4a7
"a t.fy O.. ih4i Glars - Uades WIZ nyt rh,I' ''Ns
az, we're ,rtLeC'y taking cotton Trading nioush-
~ mo s.r.r-r was rather spssnodic. but later became
e-r-rs r. s-,4 ,y..f ~. errg = short accounts
49,. ,.-I..P al ,,, re- line Jun. was reached
apwa-s s-ert continued Glowing te opening dntl
net gam o: GaS points was sprsteu, wan irsiE,hs
slightly Renewel covering. t-se'her win Investment
buy support from abroad. ca1sei % watht' aRah
vt..n De-. "a 20 TWO ~ re highest figures Near
80 rso SORTS became Veit nervous ana On ai
r. g., IA, In. .rar having a
'.r.e a4 gam - % - paints. Among ne fsrirIs
I.rninu'rs % PIE E''e bulisH i1u"e 81 ,,m'hr's, -
.rir fep1't-. public ""- giN"'- I'm c-'ercn6 ,t'e
- ff"0t irc' 1li1r frosts !,d irr ''pt 80
,'s t- cent?, portion 4 ne Le ,ecrS %ve S. t
''ai f-+te 1 rains were not onf ii.n1efiIs
,'F tf' Ve.c as5 damaging thr s'Spe q, graz, y"
es ev'-:' Liverpool cables aNe:1Srd Hp hY.r n
,Hy 'hsn me ira:e hat ben l'i - P so,isern
- rar6.'s Tfen ne yellow ever 9l,s'.on ,",
tl4rg ?, t- .,al b. fa.IrsSle mcrr rspd srfetd
gf ~ fes- features however. mere "1i an -
tA't 'no'smr-; - me ports All interior o, xseL
we're "a no lies a,ared with less ;han 90D es IS
.s, naa1av ARD ,.ss f-an 2.ppj bales last year hs
in,ss~ De- ne c-,p ril,-i,~nt caused iNcsl
. in-1.as. ,fe- "a mates for he weeks movement y,
= '-5Ho iaes plft.ag IN app~lrh -
800 es'ss'.h rev t1'ord for srgr. wee Es.b
.rFn p,-i~d ~ fros's IN nearly ali states IN ,e -
IA art Hes'er0 pqr;ons ~ the ~ w .,e -, 50
.a'r.a. VA. Si'l.]5, 'nc.sG re- belief prsys,lirs
Ky - -iio Shorts would eXGggersie IT, -,,rr,v,
Wiz ne s.n 'as' ,, tec,dIGy higher Fears
N-:@ e,-essei also lest lie dr9D temperature III I'D"
30 be greater ran .ooFfd for , ,o,..st ID. day
az Iarse a. contract pixies f. the 'o'a' "'''"'